THE DAILY EVENIKOTELEOluril-- PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY", JANUARY 10, 1870.
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From Our Own CorrotpondrnL
Nkvt Yoiik, .fnn. 10, 1370,
, fJIn-Honkrd Juvenile.
"O Youth and Innooenoe! O
Water 1" nanor L'rron onco. "O Ola
Milk and
and Juvo-
niles! O Hoys and 15urf?l(ry I" ho might sino;
wcro ho living now, and about to rclato what I
am. Jamc Martin and Larry Smith are tho
names of two boys who have not yet completed
their tenth year. Soino months ago Wicy wore
discovered by tho police In a (ircenwlch street
store, whieh they had forcibly entered by moans
of burglara' tools lu tho night time. After a
mild and affectionate reprimand by the magis
trate before whom they wero taken, they were
discharged. A few days after, In company with
another Irti-restlng gamin named John Flynn,
they wero ferreted out under similar
circumstances In o Leonard street storo, helping
themselves Indiscriminately to cigars, tobacco,
and whleky. of which they hud consumod and
were about to carry away with them one hun
dred dollar' worth. For this offense they wcro
committed to Randall's Island; but liko many
an older criminal, of far deeper dyo, were re
leased and cunt adrift long beforo the term of their
expatriation was completed. On Saturday Mar
tin and Smith, tho two youngest of the trio,
were again discovered in the antepenultimate
stages of intoxication. Cau.sc, ten cents worth
of gin. Thcao young victims of the bottle were
handed over to the Commissioners of Charities
and Corrections. I presume, liko other cele
brated driinkUts, they will develop into tempe
rance lecturers, and we shall bavo a batch of re
formed juvenile Inebriates descanting upon tho
temptations of tho decanter, with illustrations
from memory!
Uciiortrm nod Police Just Iron.
One of tho prlvilcgcs.whieh tho reporters of
Now York from time immemorial have en
joyed, is admission, behind the judicial dusk,
where they are allowed to examine tho magis
trates' minutes, and are furnished with every
facility for obtaining all the Information tlioy
desire. This has been the rule at Yorkville, at
Jefferson and Essex Market, and at tho Tombs
Police Courts, with all of the justices of which
tribunals they have been on the best of terms.
A turning 1ms been found in the long lane, how
ever, and Jefferson Folice Court is tho scene
whore it occurs. An ambitious youth who has
just jumped from a Special Sessions advocate to
a clerkship in this court, boasts that he is going
to have tho reporters henceforth barred out, and
that he don t care a continental for
the result. This looks very much as If
tho police justices were afraid of the
free access which they have hitherto been
furnishing to tholr documents, uiul wcro anxiom
to effect a change in the mont gradual and unsus
picious manner possible. It is likewise behaving
very ungratefully to the reporter., to whom tho
police justices owe many a good turn. Heaven
knows how many a neat judicial puff has been
scrimmaged into a police report through the
ingenuity oi the Bohemian who fhado it. At
the best the reporters have no easy time iu the
transaction of their business. The investigations
before the magistrates are conducted in so low a
tone as though Justice were smuggling through
something she were ashamed of that it is im
possible for tho attendant Bohemians to catch
the names and tho circumstances without an
Infinite amount of eavesdropping and iicck
stretchlng; and If one of their reports happens
to be substantially Incorrect when it appears lii
next morning's paper, he is liable to bo frowned
down by the judge whose name figures In it for
the rest of his natural existence.
Artistic lleKKln(
To beg well It is necessary to begin early In
life, and to see begging in all its forms It is im
perative that you visit Printing House Square
with your eyes wide open, ft is the great head
quarters for alms-asking in New York. Every
variety of the beggar is there or thereabouts,
from the armless artist who whittles sticks with
a knife held between his toes, to the dilapidated
mother with twins at her breast and the inevita
ble penuy-soug or 6hoc-lacers iu her hands.
Within the past week, however, appeared a new
beggar, who threatens to cast all the others into
the shade. During these first few days of his
engagement, so to speak, he has drawn In the
nickels to a surprising extent. Every
lover of tho curious gives him
a 'penny or two, and the boot-blacks aud
newsboys, In a body, have contributed a largesse
' not to be despised. WThat Is this beggar's pecu
llarity ? Let me tell you. lie has a glass eye,
which he Is in the habit of taking out at stated
Intervals and handing around for the inspection
of the surrounding crowd. The eye itself is a
remarkable one, being In striking contrast to
his one natural eye in size and color. The
effect, when he has it In, is of course weirdly
striking, and tho effect when he has It out
hardly less so. It is extremely large, so enor
mous that you wonder how a human socket can
comfortably contain It. The iris is crimson in
color, and the white is brilliantly glazed. No
other beggar stands a chance when this one is
by. If Lazarus had had a glass eye, he would
have had no occasion to gobble up tho crumbs
which the canines refused, or to long for Abra
ham's bosom. Ali H.vii.y.
MIMICAL. Ail IftKAMATlC.
The) t'ltv Amusement.
TnR Itai.un Oi'KKA. This evening William T-'M
will be repeulcl, with Mjrnor Lefranc in tli role of
"Arnobio.". This line wurit is so seldom ncara mat
Its performance on tills occasion ouplit to attract as
large an auiucuoe as was in aiu-iinauoe oa lust
Wednesday.
To-moirow Donizetti's epera of I'vliutn will be
given, with SiRtior l.efranc and Mhs Kellojrfr iu the
leading role, a ml on Wednesday Madame lirlul will
appear as "Norma."
At tiik C'ni'HHUT llyron'g drama of ;toi or 7f'tr
aiid the comedietta of" Two Can i'lay at that Came
will be repeated tins evening.
On Wednesday aud Thursday voucicault's new
play of Sfrrcfi J)udd will bo produced, and on Friday
Alma Ijtura Keeno will have a farewell benellt, when
Matrimonii, i She iladt uml the Ai tfen by iMylujht
will be given.
on Monday next Miss Busnu ;alton and her Opera
company will appear.
Atthk Akoh Arthur Tlalllrlii.v'H drama of Little
Em'ly, adapted from Dickens' novel of "David Cop-
perilem," win te produced litis rveiilne.
At Dotkk7. A Bkkkprt's O'kua HOfBB a new
programme of attractions will bo oilered this
tvenlmr.
At tii Walnut the military drama of Sot Guilty
has made a decided hit, and It will be repeated this
vening and until further notice. This niece Is nut
upon the stage In haodsoum htyle.ond its great
bauie scene is superior to im viniu:; or tue Mud mat
has ever been attempted in Miih hi v.
AT TUB Kl.KVKNTH HTKEtCT Ol'KHa HOUSR ttlrt
pantomime of The Old Wmnan thai Lived in ,S7io
aud a variety of novelties w ill be peri'oriuud tills
evening.
fciuNOH Blitz and his son will execute a.nurntic
Of new tricks at the Assembly Building this eveuing.
Tub ,'8tak' Coi'ksk oi' LKcrniKs The second
aeries of Mr. I'ligli's "Star" cotirfte will cominni co on
Jauuary 81, when Wendell Phillips will discuss "The
OueHtionsof To-morrow." Oilier loelurers of ills-
tineulshed ability are ulso aiiuoiiuecd at this second
series, which piomlsuH to bo even more worthy of
iiiitronairn limn the II rut.
The Huio of tickets will coraiuenco ou the vioili
lust ant.
On the last day of the year the editor of a Georgl
da'lv tinner informed his readers (or those who woiii
Jiuve beet) i.ncli, had lie permitted) that ho publlattei
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S'n matter what pretext matt he aiffne't fnr -irrifl'i ,g
gtrxt', ire trill eelt huptr tiftn the titinrit,
HKMKMIIKH TTIK Pl.ACF,
No. 6IH Mahkkt Stkkkt,
No. 618 Markft Htukrt,
IlAf.r-WAT Hftwkkn Fifth and Hixik.
11 A I JP WAT liRTWKPM rirTH AND 81X111.
A Valhadlr Stock ok (toon Saved jit a Mavt
Savf.. On Faturday morning last a destrnctlv fir look
plac in th building No. 713 Ohesnut strnot, which re
sulted In great damsRO to the stock of tha riifTnront
flrnts doing busings In the building. 1 tan second Ho r
was occupied by Mr. J. M. Warns, Importer of wntohns
and jowelry. This gentleman had on hand at th time
of ths Are a most raluable stock of fine watches, said to
be the finest stock in the oify. The whole of this vilunble
stock bad been placed for safety in one of Mnrvtn's large
safes. It has been fonnd, on eiaminatinn of this safe
after the fire, that tbe whela of its oooteuU was en
tirely unharmed, though the fir in the lnmocll.vt Tri
nity of tbe safe was moat intensely hot. Thovaluoof the
property thus saved through the agency of tho safe can
not be valued at less than fifty thousand dollars. A larg
(lusntityof all kinds of valuable jewelry, etposed In Klaus
cases, was in the some room with the aafe at the time of
the fire, but not being protected, the whole was do
stroyitd. When such great Inssos ns tliia are sarod to
storekeeper and othors by means of fire-proof Mfns, it
becomes only a question of how much shall be s-tTecl br
ujing a tire proof, not how much capitnl will have to
be invested and left to lie idle in the purchase. It per-
ainly requires a food tire-proof safe to stand a tost like
hiii in the midstof a blazing hot fire. Tbatot Mirviti
has stood the test faithfully, and has shown its great
value for sll who have need of such an article. With a
Marvin snngly ensconced In one's office, dwelling, store.
r wherever it may be rnost convenient, the storekeeper,
ropriator, olerk, or private citizen is entirely indopen-
dent of lire departments, paid or volunteer, Insurance
atrols, fire-thieves, and all other classes of people or In-
nlrast things which have anything to do with the de
struction or saving of valuable property.
Thr Living Machine. Injure th main spring of a
watch and every portion of the works boooines disordered
The hitman stomach is to tiio human systom what that
astio pieoe of uistal Istoa thrononietor. It intluenoes the
a tlon of tho other organs, and controls, to a certain ex
tent, th whole living mash hie. Th comparison maybe
carriod further; for as th weakness or other imperfeo-
tioni of the mainspring is indicated on the face of the
time-piece, so also is t wonknoss or other disorder of th
stomach betrayed by the face of tbe invalid, Th com
plexion Is sallow or faded, the eyes ar deficient in lurtre
and Intelligence, and there Is a worn, anxious expression
In th whole countenance which tails asfplainly as writton
words oould do, that th grral nourishing organ whose office
it is ip minister to tbs wants of the body, and to sustain
nd renew all its parts, is not performing its duty. It re
quires renovating and regulating, and to accomplish this
nd Hohtftter' Stomach Bitters may be truly said to
be the one thing nieful. The broken main spring of a
nutrh may be replaced by a cew one, but the stomach oan
only be repaired and strengthened, and this is one of the
ibjevts of tbe famous vegetable restorative which for
eighteen years has been waging a successful contest with
dyspepsia in all climates. As a specifio for Indigestion it
funds alone. When the resources of the pharmacopoeia
have been exhantted, without, At best, doing more than
mitigating the complaint, a course of this wholesome and
palatable, yet powerful, stomaohio effects perfect and
permanent cure. In all cases of dyspepsia the liver is
mora or less dihordered, and upon this important gland,
as well as uptn the stomach aud bowels, the Bitter act
with singular distinctness, regulating aud lolnv gorating
eveiy secretive and assimilating organ on which bodily
ud mental health depends.
TukLcnos ark Strained and IUcki:o by a psrsis-
tmt (Joufih, the general strength wasted, and an incurable
complaint often established thereby. J a ink's Itxruo
TOHaNT is an effective remedy for Doughs and Golds, and
exerts a beneficial effect on the I ulmonary and Bron-
bJul Organs. Bold tverywhere.
KAiiTB CLOSET CovrAXT's patent dry earth eommodn
and privy-fixtures, at A. II. Franciscus A Co.', No. 513
Market street.
Brv your clothing of Charels Stokes, k24 Chesnut street,
under tho Continental Hotel.
Tearing Sown I'nrt af Our Htore.
Tearing down part of our Store.
Tearing down part of oar Store.
Tearing down part of our Store.
Hot enough room for the Goods.
Hot enough room for the Goods.
Not enough room for the Goods.
Kot enough room for the Goods.
Will sell them
Will sell them
Will sell them
Will sell them
Lower than Ever.
Lower than Ever.
Lower than Kver.
Lower than Kver.
Overcoats at, $760
Overcoats at, 10-tM)
Overcoats at lito
Overcoats at. l&uo
Cost Elsewhere. . . . Jiooo
Cost Elsewhere 15-00
Cost Klsewhere 18-00
Cost Klsowhore 22-00
Cost Elsewhere. .... 30t)0
Cost Elsowhere. . . . . 10-00
Cost Elsewhere. liitw
Cost Elsewhere. .... 14-00
Cost Elsewhere 1700
Cost Elsewhere. .... 6 00
Cost Elsewhere ti-oo
Cost Elsewhere 7-00
Cost Elsewhere 9-tio
Cost Elsewhere 101)0
CoBt Elsewhere 3-00
Cost Elsewhere 4-00
Cost Elsewhere 8-00
Cost Elsewhere 0-00
Cost Elsewhere 7-50
Coot Elsewhere 8-00
Cost Elsewhere. 10-00
Cost Elsewhere 11-00
Cost Elsewhere. .... 1 5-00
Cost Elsewhere 20-00
Cost Elsewhere 8-00
Cost Elsewhere. .... 9-00
Cost Elsewhere 11-00
Cost Elsewhere Li-oo
Cost Elsewhere 3-60
Cost Elsewhere 4-50
Cost Elsewhere 6-50
Cost Elsewhere 3-50
Cost Elsewhere 4-ft0
Cost Elsewhere 8-50
Cost Elsewhere 7-00
Overcoats at. 20-00
Business Coats at... RtM)
lluslncss Coats at... S-oo
Uuslness Coats at . . .lu-oo
r.imliitBS Coats at .
..13-00
I'nnts (all wool) at.,
Pants (all wool) at, .
PantB (all wool) at.
Punts (all wool) at .
Pants (all wool) at.
Vests (all wool) at..
Vests (all wool) at. ,
8-00
4-00
6- ou
6'50
7- 60
t -r,o
2-W)
Vests (all wool) at . . . a-M
Vests (all wool) at... 4-.5
Vests (all wool) at..
Iioys' Overcoats at.
ItoyB' Overcoats at.
IIojn' Overcoats at.
8-00
6 00
6-.'0
70
Hoys' Overcoats at..lO fK
Hoys' Overcoats at . .13'W
Boys' Undercoats at. C'tiO
Hoys' Undercoats at. C-dO
Hoys' I'ndercoats at. siki
Hoys' I'ndercoats at.lO-eO
Boys' Jackets at !io
Buys' Jackets at 3 BO
Hoys' Jackets at 4-uo
Hoys' Punts af 9 60
Boys' Pants at. li'.'.o
Boys' Pants at. 4-oU
Hoys' PauU at. ti (K)
Tor the accommodation of the public wo will keep
open every evening tint 11 !) o'clock, aud Saturdays
until 10 o'clock.
WANAMAKEIt A BKOWN,
WANAMAKEIi .1 BKOWN,
OAK 11 ALT.,
OAK HALL,
H. E. COKNEIt SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS,
S. K CORNER SIXTH AND MARKET STREET:.
Ttif 1'nrnKnrfKsnrrto aht) OonnoNHvn.t.n rttr.noAi.
-This resd leads from Krederlcksbtirg, Virginia, via
Orange Court-House, to Ohsrlotnsvilln, where it connnets
with tbe ( 'hesapeake and Ohio ltailroad and th ettennion
of the Orang and Alexandria Railroad to Lynchburg.
This line of railway, as a link In a chain of through roads
connecting the Pacifto States snd the Southwest with the
At Ian tio coast by the shortest route and th most favor
ablo trades, is of great importance as a railroad enterprise.
Its entire length is hi milfs, of w hich 0 miles sre graded,
bridgod and tied, and tho iron is being laid. The balanco
of the grading is under contract and is rapidlv
being finished, and It is Oonrldently eipouleU that tbe
entir line will b In ninting order bytheflrstnf n.t
July. T his road will pass through a country rich iu mine
ral and agricultural products, and it cannot but hnvo an
Immense efTsot In developing the resonrcos of Virginia
and th Southwest. The company bus executed a mort
gage to the l'armors' Inan and Trust. Company, of the
cityof Now York, as trustees of Its road now built or
wfcleh may hereafter he built., its right of way , francliite,
rolling stock, equipments, lands, nnd property, to secure
the poyment of one million dollars of bonds, which
the company are about to inane. Th bonds
have been placed in the custody of the Fanners' Loan
and Truat Company, to be Istued by it only npon a com-
plottd road, or for cash, snd the oath held for the benefit
of the bondholders as a guarantee that the bonds shs li he
seenrod by a mortgage on a completed and equipped road.
The company is res rained by special act ol th Virginia
Legislature frrin ieruing mole than this one million dol
lars of bonds i n ita entire length of sixty two miles. A
sinking fund is provided for in the mortgage, snd it is
made an absolute condition on the part of the railroad
company to pay in a sum in each year which will reduce
tho principal of this debt two thirds of its entire amount
in advance of tho maturity of the bonds. The interest on
tho bonds is seven per cent, in gold, fioe of Woverniuont
tax. and they certainly offer nnusual inducements to capi
talist, bamuel Work, banker, No. 3. South Third
streot, is the agent for the sale of the bonds in I'hiladel.
I bin.
Tm? orrohTC!lTT to buy Keal (Sheffield Plated Ware
at public sale seldom occurs in our city, and wa would
rail particular attention to Mcsxrs. T. Birch A Son's sale
to morrow, at 11 A. M. and o'clock P. M., at their store
No, Hit) Ghosnut street, as tiiey rocoive their goodn direct
fintii Sheffield. Also, a full assortment of Ivory-baudle
lable Cutlery.
Pry Ffkt. The most effectual way of guarding one's
health is to koep the feet dry, and that oan only be dona
by the use of India Rubber Ovrshoes, and as the incln-
uiont season is upon us, we would advise our roadere to
buy none bnt the best quality, which chu only be bad at
Ooodi EAR'S Headciuartei'B, No. 808 Ghosnut street, aouUi
side, Philadelphia,
Jkwtxrt. Mr. William W. Cassldy, No. 13 8. Second
street, has tha largest and most attractive assortment of
fine Jewelry and Silverware in tha olty. Purchasers can
rely npon obtaining a real, pnre article, furnished at a
price which cannot ba equalled. lie also has a large stock
of American Western Watobea in all varieties and at all
price. A visit to hi store is sura to result in pleasure
and profit.
MEBSRI. HaM.ET. DaVII A (Io 'S New Orm1 and
Square Pianos bavo no equal, it is said, situer in this
country or la norops. l tieir warcroums are at Ho VJ.
Cbetnut stn et.
BnniiFR OvT.RRHor.s anii Booth for Men, Women, and
Children, can be bad at retail at the very lowest prices.
Ooodyear's manufacture, old stand. No. :'b C'lic-aut
street, lower side.
lUAKKIKD.
MILLK.rr-PKACK.-On l'ridnv evenlnir. .Tanimrv 7.
Ihtii, at the residence of the bride's parent, bv Kev. An-
Jt , ... i ...... K i t : I.. m? it; uit i r.
uirn vm, . i it ... inii.i.r.ii, OI ullllQfl-
gos, Uuus, to ft lifts Aft A ri'.AUl., ol fhiladelphia.
PARIS LORD. On the 3d of Januarv. at Wilmington.
Delawsre, by tbe Kev. Mr. Marsh, Mr. JOll N PA HIS to
Atins M.LA I.OUU, of Wilmington, formerly of Puiladul-
pnui.
BRA KM AN. On tbe 7th instant. JOHN KK ANNAN,
formsrly of Usltiinore, Md., in the T-ii year of his sire.
Fuuersl sorviues at his lute residence, No. 4111 Pine
streot, on '1'unBdsjr moraine at o'olouk, iuinicxlim.ely
oeiore tue rttmovui oi tue remains to me uuituuore
Ufipi t.
FOU8T.-On tbe Sth Instant, sfter a lingm-inn lllnsss.
General BKNK.ZKT K. FOUHT.in the :ailh yusr of bis ago.
Ilia friends, relatives, and friends of tha family sre in
vited to attend bis funeral, from tne rosidenoe of his
father, Rolinrt M. Foust, No. 72!) Hi own street, on Tuoh-
day, the lltn instsnt, at 20 clock V. Ba. ( Wssliint-too
papers pleuse copy.)
OODSHALIk On tbe Sth Instant, NOBVKI.I., son of
liunry B. and Lizzie W. Uodshall, in th 17th year of hi
aire.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited to
nttrnn the funeral, trora tno resilience ol ins parents, on
l uettuay morninrr, tue inn msn&, ai iv o ciock.
HANP.-On the Sth InBtant, Mrs. MARY U., wife of
Fdward H. Ilund, SRcd toyeais.
Her relative and friends, and Morning Star Union,
Fii '.I. I), of T.. aro reepecttully invited to attend hnr nine.
ral, from tho resideuoe of her husband. No. Iu30 Palmer
streets on Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
I.lNK.-OntheSth instant, Mrs. LOUISA LINK, wife
of Mr. Paul Link, in tbe Hfth yerr of her aire.
Tbe relatives and friends of th family, also Rescne
Social 'I'tuiplo, No. HX, li. of T., are respectfully invited to
attend ber funeral, from her Dusband's residence. No.
:t4 ice street. Nioe'ovrn vHIsko. Funeral on Wednna
day afternoon at 1 o'clock, without furtber notice. To
proceed to Maikct niuure uunai u round, tjeruiantowa.
PATTKRSON. On the 8th Instant, after a linarorinir ill.
ness, Mrs. Ki.UABliTIi, widow of the late Robert B. Pat-
teroon, Sffeo ta years.
The relative and friends of the family are respectfully
in vtj,H tn sttjind the funoral. from her late ntsidnnnA.
No. Wharton street, on Wednnsday, the 12th instant.
at iu Colors a. an. remces at n carton street Ju. K.
tiburcb. interment at mount morion cemetery.
WALXRN.-On the 9th instant, CUARLKS W ALLKN,
tn thn .tftth vear of his sue.
The relatives and friend of th family ar respeotfully
invited to attend tbe funeral, from his late residence. No.
y-Xi Frnst streot. on Wednesday at il o'olock. To proceed
to All Saint uuurcn urouna.
WODIIKAD.-At Frankford, on tha 9th Instant,
CA I'UARINK WOOD1IEAD, in th &6th year of her ase.
The relatives and friends of tbe family are respeotfully
Invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, the 12th in-
... . t ,. 1 r TJ M fmm ItAV 1 .MiiHnnA M
4.ri30 Leiper street. Funeral to proceed to Oedarllili
cemetery.
MOURNING DRY OOODg.
IIACK GROS GRAIN SILKS AT
1 ,IUT RKOICIVKD, A CASE OK LTON8 HKAVY
;itOS UKAIN I1I.AI-K Nil K AT 3; A I. SO, IN
STORK ALL WUAl.ITIUS, I'ROM (172 TO 9i A
YiUP,
BKSSOPI 4 SON,
MOURNINO DRY (JOODS,
No, 9IH (JUKSNUT HTKKI ,T.
I I. A C K ALPACA DEPARTMENT.
St BKSSON A HON II4.VK OPKNKO A I'RKSH
hTOOK AI.PAOAB. HKfl.vt 7Va TO h7SvC.
MOUAIUH OR GLObSY ALPACAS, 75c TO
MOHAIR TAMISIi OR FRl'NCU ALPACAS, C5o.
lO If I.
KOMBAINR 1TNISU ALPACAS. ALPAOA POP
LINS, ACHTKALIAN CHAl'KS, tB.'-j OKNTS TO
JIOURNINf PHY OOOOS HOITSK.
I 6 6t.r No. illtt CUKUNUT tsTltKKr.
HATS AND CAPS.
WARBURTON'S IMPROVED VENTI-
lated and easy-fittins lh-es list (natonted). in a
the improved fsahions of the
UhJUMiU ritroet
next aoor to u roet umca
Ulxrut
IIIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RELIN-
-1 quinhed the Heating of Building by bloiin oi
ater.it will lie connnuea ny
WILLIAM li. WISTAR.
lately tuprrinteudinK that department of their btun
nt-Hs, wiinni ttiey reooiuiuend to i uoir menus.
Nov. IV, MOKKIS, TAbKKU A OO.
WISTAR & BOULTON,
No. 227 SOUTH nFTH STltKHT.
HEATING BY
ETEA1I OR HOT WATER.
FLANS OF PIPE CUT TO ORDER.
LAUSD1UES AND CULINARY A1TAKATU6
FITTED VI'. 10 SiS 3tur.p
OPERA GLASSIES
roil cumsTMAS presents,
At JAS. W. QUEEN & CO. '8
OPTICIANS,
No. 924 CHESNUT STREET,
r22tfwf.il PHILADKLPUIA.
pODGEUS AND WOSTENHOLM'S POCKET
KNIVP.S, Prarl and 8ta Handles, of beautiful finiah,
RODUKRS' and WADK A BUTCUICR'S ItAZORS, and
th celebrated LKCOLTKB RAZOR HOI&SOH3 of th
tineot quality.
Razor, Kuivea, Boisi-ors, snd Table Cutlery Ground and
Poiisbad at P. MAUKIKA'H, N 1LDB. TK.NTU ttruet,
bc'uw ChesouU
DRV OOOOS.
EYRE & LANDELL,
FOUltTH AND AttCH STKEKTS,
DEALERS IN THE BETTER CLASS
Of
DRY COOOS,
HAVE REDUCED THE PRICtCS OK ALL
. WHITER COODS,
TO KEDUCE STOCK AND PREPARE FOR
aritiNo surrr.irs.
FINK STOCK Or" rU.WLS,
HEAVIEST BLACK SILKS,
BILK VELVETS AND VELVETEENS.
MAGNIFICENT PIANO COVERS,
FINE LARGE BLANKETS,
BEST TOILET QUILTS,
DOUBLE DAMASK NAPKINS,
MOIRE ANTIQUE DAMASKS,
MUSLINS BY THB TIECB,
VERY BEST FLANNELS,
STOUTEST tOTTON FLANNELS. 10 1(5 s uw
1870.
SPECIAL DISPLAY OF MUSLINS
AND
Linen. Goods
For Housekeepers to make op for th Spring and Summer.
All the Leading Makes at Low Prices.
Also, continuation of our clearing sal af
SHAWLS,
SILKS,
DRESS GOODS,
CASSIMEIIES AND CLOTHS.
We take stock on the first of February, and in th In
terim Largains positive!)' maj be etpected.
JOSEPH H. THORNLEY'8
Ontrallv Located Katablisbinentt
N.E. Cor. of Eighth and Spring Gardea,
10 IStf PHILADELPHIA.
,1870.
f A HAPPY NUYV YE All. f Q
1870.
' COOPER. 2L COZ.-AB.D
nave some great ITTirgaiiu among thj
WOOL POPLINS,
tlLK rOPLINe.,
BLACK SILK 8,
FINK PLAIDS,
RICH SHAWLS,
CLOAKS,
8ILK VKLYET8,
C'LOAKINGS,
CASS1HBRAS,
OVERCOATINGS.
ULANKBTS,
QUILTS,
ROMAN SCAKF3,
GLOVES, 1TES,
Etc Eto.
COOPER & CONAItD,
S. E. COllNEK NINTH AND MAKICET,
1 T Ism PHILADELPHIA.
M I LLIKEN'8
LINEN STORES.
OLD STOUK.
No. 828 ARCH 8 T R E E T.
' NEW STORE,
No. 1128 CHESNUT Stroot.
HEW DEPARTMENT USD CLOTHINa.
BEST BLANKETS, fresh from the uiUls.
MARSEILLES BED QUILTS.
HONEYCOMB QUILTS, all Sizes.
ALLENDALE AND LANCASTER QUILTS.
LINEN SHEETINGS, all widths.
COTTON SHEETINGS, all width
PILLOW CASINGS.
We bid for a large trade In BED CLOTHINU, bj
selling reliable gootlB at the lowest prices. 8 lit mwf
TJ s u v ! i k n r 'r h
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
rOINTK. REAL VAI.KNCIENNE. T 1 ffTtn
THREAD AND GUll'UKK 1aXjSuU
In Setta, Collars, HdMs., ond by the yard.
TRIMMED AND EMBROIDERED SETTS,
ROMAN SCARFS AND BASHES,
GLOVES of every description,
INDIA AND CASH MERE 8CARFS,
Together with an elegant stock of
SILKS, POl'I INS, and every variety of
DREfeS GOODS. SUAW'IJS, CLOTHS, . CASS1-
MSRES, ETC. ETC.
J, W. TH03IA,
Hoi. 405 and 407 North SECOND St,
Sll ImPp
PHILADELPHIA.
MRS. R. DILLON, NO. 323 AND 331 SOUTH
Ktreet. lias a lurae assortment of fine Millinerr
for Ladn s and Misnes, Bibbons, riatins, bilks, Velvets
und Velveteens, Orspus, Keuther, blowers, Frames,
ISash Kibbous, Ornaments, Mourning Millinery, Drupe
veils, etc. nt
runnvna ivn ni?pf AWTfiTtrw tjutiot a
f .1 11 1 JM J. ... .Pl-lil A W ,f II UUUUi
J (Stock in(t Ysrns of all kinds; Tidy, Crochet, and
Mendins Cotton, wholesale aud retail, at Factory, No.
tirj4 tAiJUBAiiu pirueu uuks
CLOTHS, OAS8IMERES, ETO.
JAMES .Sc LEE,
No 11 NORTH SECOND STREET,
mas ok tiik qoldks lamb,
Are bow receiving a la rice assortment of all tha New
btyles of
FANC7 CASCIIMEIIES
And Standard Makes of Doeskins and
Beaver Cloths,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. 3 Wat
TOIIN FARNUM & CO., COMMISSION MERJ
ti chsuts and Manufaolurer of OoueaW: Tickinc, tu
a.aJiiOUlU3t.tI6tt)t,t'UllaUkvUuk, l ntuat
SAFE DEPOSITE COMPANIES.
PHILADELPHIA
TRUST. SAFE DEPOSIT
AMI
INSUHANCE COMPANY
( luU iCi ed by I ho liOhiAf uro ol
rei.JiMylvauiji, April. I8(it.
On pit nl, - r00,00
Iwtabllnhcd Tor the Karcntlo of Trnst, F.xrra
torslilpx, Eir.t the .Sufa rpln f Vnlun
biro, snd llic Hcn(ln Small Nnfr In
tm lluruhir-Prool' Vim ti lu the granite
Uro-l'roof Hnlldlnw l tli Phlla
tlrlplila Nullonnl linnk, Vhrt
nt r-i.
Tbl Institution is now otef for th transaction
of business, and the (Company is In- readme-M to
receive tti'H 11. Dur-omn lor the hfK Kkkp.
1n of 1vkknik r Hosn soil other hrvu
HiTiFS.rlii.VKn and tioui I'laif, Jv.wki.kv, and othr
rnirtAhle Vai.pa1i1.fh, nndrr sporisl gusranlee, st rntes
si siilar te those cbsririd by otlittr Kakh llKPONtr Compa
Mrs in ih priniMpai oitirTs of the United Htates, and to
Kknt riMAix (hakkh inside its lliiniit.ut imkkk Vaults at
rates vsrvinir from $15 to $75 pwrycar, according to si7
and location. These Vsiilts are well behted ana vonti
Istod, of enormous stmuKth, and no etiort or eipons
bas been spsred in their construction to ren
dor them noiJirrM.T ntmnr.Ait i'iiooK. Wstohmn of
undoubted clisr.iotr, viilsnce, end itttrtliyn'1 will t
on duly day and night (.Sundays and holidays included)
inside and outeide the premises; and every conceivable
precaution bas been adopted in the internal arrange
nipnts to preclnde the itoaHihility nt stestthy or sudln
theft. Nothing bas been omit'"d t proviii for the con
venience and most perfect attainable security of loposl
tors and Kenttrs, and alford absolute rJAfKTT asainnt
I IHK, TimKT, BtiiKii.ARY, and AticiliCNT the means lor
which, as adopted by the Company, ar not, it is kuiieved,
excelled in tbe country.
All fiduciary ohhgnUon, such as Trusts, Gusrdisn
ships. Ksncntorsliips, etc, will be uodortakea and faith.
fully dihuhnrffed.
Coiipt'ih, interest, and nttier Inoome will be ul
Inctnof when desired, and remitted to the owner for a sumll
oonimission.
Buitiible Hcconunodations ar provided for th conveni
ence of Isdits.
Circulars, Riviufr full details, forwarded on application.
0 Hour. 9 oV'K- A. il. la n'rl.trk V. af.
lUKKCTOUM.
THOMAS ROBINS,
LKWLS IL ASHIIL'RST,
J. LIVINU8TON BKItlNOElt,
IL V. Ml'L'ULLAUH,
EDWIN M. I.KWIS,
J A MIX L CLAGllOUy.
lir.NJA.MIN B. COMUtY.H.
Al'GL'VriiS IIKATON.
F. RATC11FOKI) STARR.
DAM KL HADIK)CK, .In..
kdward y. townsknd.
joun d. taylor,
hon. wm. a. ii:ti:c
OI' KH Kits.
I'li-iiilnt,
UlAVXH K. AsilUIURST.
vicc-rrenMo,
J. LIVINGSTON KUUINGEB,
Hfrrtxnry nnd Trpi"rert
UOliEUT I. McCULLAG-ll.
Nolirttor,
KtCIIAUU L. ASHHURHT,
ts It fm wlm rp
FOR 8Ale.
TOR SALE,
ON ACCOMMODATING TKftMS.
TOE-LEASE AND PERMANENT FIX
TUKES OF THE FLOUU STORE,
. it:to 9iAiiirr mtuui:t.
A pply on the prcndie to
UlOip J. KDWARD ADD1CKS-
IIANDSOMF, NEW DWELLING. WF.ST
Roruce tit root. No. illu7. four-slonr (Frauch roof).
wullbuilt for owner's nte.
This is lust the kind of a residence many want, boing
roomy and not extra large.
Terms will be made avoommodatinK to purchaser.
JOHN WANAMAKKR.
IS II 8IXTU and MABK.KT
TO RENT.
LARGE STORE
ON CIIli2.STVUrL' teiTltiaiii T,
Above Seventh. Mouth. .SIdo,
TO Klrs'T.
Inimediste possesion if desired. Addres-i
Hit "V. li. K.. In.iuiror Offlce."
TO LET THE STORE PROPERTY NI
722 (Jbesnut street, twenty five fe.-t front, one hut
dcwl and forty five feat deep to rlunnett street. Hao,
buildings tt stories hhh. Possession M y I, 137U. A4
dross THOMAS S. Kf-KTOH Kit.
IJ lutf Doianco, N. J.
A Desirable House,
Excepting second ami third wmii's of back linlMln-;.
Apply between 10 A. M. au l P. M, at No. iW5
North 1WEI.FTH t-treet. 16
fm T() LEASE LARGE V REHOUSE ON
Jti'-'i Junction Pailroad. on 1SWANSDX .Slrest, suitabl
lor'Vitoiifucur KoitAil'lM. If"i:sr
lS2w App'j o. IHISW.tXSON.Stiwt
fm FOR RENT. A MoDERATE-SIZEl)
fcilii! Dwllina Honi.e, with all moiirra cor vsnicneos. oil
tTAllAUritri)t. above berks. Anpiy In I). W. UAOWAI,
1.AHKK.M. I) , No !.' N. I'.I.KV !..' I'll til., or to f. V.
l,KirKLNo. W N. hl'.VKN I'H Htrei'i. 1 8 .it
fP TO LET. STORE AND DWELLING, NO.
1 T2IH ltlDHK Avniio. All nmli'rti O'lnvoni'nieh.
Apply tu I. O. l'UK!K,No. M N. rih v'KM II rit. l Miit
SEWING MACHINES.
JM PROVED ELLIPTIC SEWING MACHINES
BlMI'Ll'.hT. f'HKAPKST. HKST I.O(!K STITOU
IbKWINO MAOHINKH IN UHK.
Bold on (any uiciithly pnyiuents. 1 iwuiue them at
o. itiO AIM II Street.
1). K. 1MCE,
laiHlrorp (ii:NKIIAL AOKNT.
r II K li E h T HOLIDAY GIFT.
WHEELE R & WILSON'S
LOOKBTlTOIl
Family Sewing Llachinc.
IOVKR K),(XI0 NOW IN CMC
HXAM1NK IT BKfORK I UYINU ANV OT1IKR.
Sold on Leaie Flan $10 Per Month.
PliTIsltSOX V lARI'UMilR,
GENERAL AGKNT8,
Ho. 911 CllUMtrr street,
t5fmw PHILADELPHIA,
O AMUEL fiMlTn & CO., No. 4 8. SEVEN! '
D Btn-ot, bTKAM AND tiAS HiTKK8 At
i t I ftlllf.K-S. 'lube, Cittiugtana UraM Woikooosi
OO baud.
All work promptly attended to. '
Ulvu,d ivio lor 0iuiiy 1 w (uruuhtJ, tl
NEW PUBLIOATION8.
American Sundny-School Union'
PERIODICALS,
K8T. R.xnARi) NkwtcIw, D. D , Enrroa.
THE SUNDAY-SCHOOL WORLD,
for Sunday School Tech.w, TiMci flauefl, Parent,
aniUili intereetert la the religioua training of th
The volume for 1170 will contain ft new conrse t(
SeimnnR fur Chlldreri, by the Editor, on 'NATIRB'
ONIf;I(S,"hii. a now neries of Irsom oa Ua
"LIFE OF" CHKINT," with note and Illustration..
It will bIho, ilorlnff tho year, coDtain Bditortal
Lom-Hponilprire mm tibroiKl.
It is publu.hfd mouthly, 16 nucrea qHtrto, at tha
lo fate of
rtn v TFKT3 rK amnwh.
THE CHILD'S WORLD,
a iK-Biilifuliy tiitistraU'd paper for cliildrew and
youth, puMlfhiMl twire a mouth, at tlia low rfrte of
SI ren la a ropy, ptr annum, when ten rm,- or
more aro wnt to one aildreg; and it ran be k ad
monthly, coa.plcto an tiiun ts.iuml, at one half the
l'OVe riltPH. I'OHlHcrr- In sll rlua n..ht
olllre where received.
This pRoer alto win contain letters to the cta(lttra
from the Editor while abrmtd.
ff r? '(.'ufcilomil'rt Of the Sfii-iotv'a nnl.:tnnliAn
Hiutiple eocicR rf IU penodirais, lurnlHht tfr'aAul
touHly, on appllration at the Depository of the
AMERICAN SUNDAY-SCHOOL UHIOH.
ll'ii Chef nut Slrwt, L'niLleJjjliLa.
12 Ml mwlm
E W K S T BO O- K
FOR HOI.HUT PRESENTS.
UNDER THE HOLLY;
Rtorics for Oirl.
I'RENCll FAIRY TALES,
Illustrated by Dor.
LITTLE ROSIE SERIES,
By Mrs Hosmer. Xvols.
SHIFTING WINDS,
Ry Ksllsntya. '
LENNY THE ORPHAN,
Jty Mrs. Hosmer.
ANIMAL LIFE THE WOULD OVER,
Sfilondid Colored Pistes, oblong 4t,
NURSE'S PIUTURE-UOOK,
Twenty-four Ilosntifiil rihromo. 4to. Sir.
PICTURES OF WILD ANIMALS,
With Hog Colored Plate, oblong.
AIJSO NKW KDITIONSOa
LA MY OF THE LAKE,
Tbirlv FnsjnvinRs by Birket Foster.
THOUGHTS OF PEACE;
Or, Precious Hop and Strong Oonaolatinst.
BEAUTIES OF SHAKESPEARE,
New Red line Tinted Kditioo.
WAVERLEY NOVELS,
37 vols. Tinted Paper; Illustrated. The best edisio f j
th lisusebold, and a marvol of cheapness ; in
various library binding.
HALF HOURS WITH BEST AUTnOPsS,
6 vols. ; Portrait. Cloth or Half Calf.
PARLOR POETIC LIBRARY,
IJ vols, of th Best Poets. Illustrated.
WITH A SPLKNDID STOCK OP
BOOKS AND PICTURES.
PORTER & COATE8,
No. 823 CHKSNMT Street, sdjoinln th OonUnwUI.
t or sale at W UOLI C8 ALU Prioes, U U lot
A
LL THE NEW BOOKS
for sal at Wholes! Prioes bv
niHiHK A UOATKW,
PtiDlishers nnd Rnnksellnrs,
No. HSi OHK8NUT hTRKKT,
Harblo Buildinx, sdjoininaT th UoaUntntaL
Onr New and Elegant
ART GAI.LKRr
Is now open with the finest onllention of PAUvTINaS.
OUROnlOB and KNOUAVINUS in the city. 1 Imwfirp
CURTI 8' LIFE OF WEB8TER.
FIRST VOLUMK RKAUY FOR DKLIVKUT TO
BUBSUKIBIOW ONLY.
QKOROK OKBBrfl,
U 1(5 Imrp No. zi BANSOAt Street.
OARPETINCS, ETO.
I
WE UAVK THIS DAY
REMOVED
FROM No. 910 AUCH STKEKT
TO
No. 635 MARKET STREET.
And bav associated with a
ItOBEKTatid AKTIIUIt STEWAUT,
Who will attend tu the Manufacturing ol
Id grain and Venetian Carpets.
Tl general nature of our business will be Manufacture
In.
WHOLESALE AND -RETAIL.,
Carpctine;s,
OU Cloths.
Mattings, Etc.,,
Under th style and firm name of
i,i:i:ioji, sn viv .v ntuwakx
1 i tf LKKIHM A SHAW.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETO.
gC. & A. PEaUIGNOT,
MANUFACTURERS OV
WATQ1 C-iVI2S,
AND UALltS IN AMBltlUAN AND FORKlUtl
WATCHES,
No. IS Mouth M1XTSI Mtret.
1 1 mwefrp
MANUFACTORY. NO. W 8. FIFTH Strofls,
8IL.VER WARE, ETQ.
SOLID SILVER WARE.
USEIUL AND VALUABLE
PRESENTS
TO WIFE, FAMILY, OU FRIENDS,
WM. WILSON & SON'Q
OWN MARK.
Old Stand, Cor. Fifth and Cherry Sts.,
12 15 lmrpj PUILADELPUIA.
Also, A PJo. 1 riatcd Ware.
WANTS.
A
GENTLEMAN OCCUPVINU A RE3PON-
ble oosition in on of th Urgiwt institntion of
Hliilsd,.luliia. is desirous of obtaiuin a position as Oashinr
or iu the Kiusnuisl Duiiaitiuunt of a Uunuiscturiuir or
Msroautil tTslalliibin)ut of rirst-vtsss si.siiiIiuk, wuerx
ability and activity ait) lU'lunvi. AlJ.en "Auiuitinu."
'IlrtpU Oiliu. It