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THE DAILY EYENINQ rELEQKAPIl PHILADELPHIA, WKDNES DAT, JANUARY 12, 1870.
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From Our Own Correipondrnt. '
i ' Nitw York, J.a. 13, 1870.
Mr. Kerhter.
I will assume that you are not Indifferent to
hearth about Mr. Fectator at "first mouth" from
one who u all there, lustend of at socond-hand
through tbe New York newspapers. I hardlr
think a larger audience wa ever assembled at
Nlblo's. It had been said that Mr. Fechter would
be a fashionable success, but the audience on
Monday evening partook more larjroly of Intel
lect than It aid of fashion. The short scene bo
tween "Don Salluste" and "Don Ca-sar," prelu
sive to the entrance of "Ruy Bias" for Ruy
Mat was the play of the evening wsi
paid very little attention by the audi
ence, who manifested none of the expectant
disposition to be thrilled, characteristic of
American audiences assisting at a debut, until
'Don Salliiste's" attendant, obeying a direction,
went no the stage and summoned "Ruy" on.
Then a profound hush fell upon the vast assem
blage, and it was known that In another Instant
Mr. Fechter would be facing them. There was
momentary pause a pause Just sufflclont to
give one twist more to the highly-strung nerves
of the observers and thon spontaneous inun
ders burst from every part of the house, as
'Rut Bias" advanced from the wings, and bow
lnar to the house, stood experiencing all the
emotions of a metropolitan "recep." Critical
as the moment was for nothing Is less true
than that an experienced artist experiences no
nervousness on a first appearance In a strange
cltr ho mnnlfested no symptom of confusion,
but at once addressed himself to tho business of
bis part. I can understand why he should be
called the representative actor of the romantic
school. It Is because no other actor possesses
the faculty of dashing off the expression of emo
tion with such picturesque rapidity. He is more
like a painter of rapid and brilliant sketches
than of large and laborious pictures, ills "11am'
let" will be an Impassioned and Impulsive colle
dan. rather than the philosophic Dane of tradl
tlon. There are no Intrinsic beauties in his
elocution as such. lie never declaims. . lie is a
forcible illustration of bow completely the genius
of eloquence, like any other kind of genius, may
be of set rules. "Ruy Bias" is not a- role fitted
to display the intellectual character of an
actor, but in it Mr. Fechter gives no
Indication of the capability of being intellec
tual in anything else. His acting
is melodrama's most refined and exquisite ex
pression. In reviewing another .performer's
interpretation you might say that he had thought
out his part; in reviewing Mr. Fechter s you
perceive that he has fell it. Sir. Fechter Is pic
turesque in much the same sense as a hot
blooded man is more picturesque than a cold
blooded one. His face, bis hands, his figure are
Incessantly at work, depicting the ever-changing
emotions supposed to take place in the soul of
the character he has created. As Mr. Beecher
would , say, he has a tubfull of feeling in a
bucket's capacity, and feeling porpetually '.'slops
over." As "Ruy Bias" Mr. Fechter "slops over"
all the time. As for Miss Leclercq, I am at a
loss to understand why the newspapers
should speak ot her in the eulogistic terms
they do. She is an ordinary actress, and an ex
tremely good-looking woman of thirty-five. She
has an abundance of beautiful auburn hair, and
acts Judiciously, with a thorough acquaintance
with stage business. I could mention a
dozen native Amorican actresses who would
rank above her. Finally, Ruy Bias was
put upon the stage at Nlblo's in tho most exe
crable style a style totally unworthy the repu
tation of the theatre and of Messrs. Jarrett &
Palmer.
That Deml-Seml-ObJtnnry.
I wrote last Saturday in regard to Colonel Du
Solle. I hereby amply apologize for it. If he
ever finds me out I think he'll forgive me. lie
Is not dead, but is slowly and painfully recover
ing from a malady whlih threatened to speedily
, remove him. I hope he may live as long as the
bamboo, and that the enforced rest his convales
cence will secure him will send him back to his
editor's desk with all his powers recuperated.
Ijl Coterie To-morrow Night.
"La Coterie of New York" is to give its second
annual masquerade ball to-morrow evening at
the Academy of Music, under the care of the
gentlemen connected with the offices of the
principal hotels in this city. There are to be
three bands of music, orchestra, promenade, and
military, together with tableaux vivants charac
teristically grouped, in two hundred costumes,
o as to represent the five senses. No gentleman
is tobe admitted to the floor unless in fancy cos
tume; all masks are to be lifted at the door of
the Academy before the wearers are permitted
to enter, and to be permanently removed at mid
night. ' "La Coterie" may not be so popular ai
the French balls, but it will be more "plert."
The Ber. Horace Cook.
Of course "telegrams" will have informed you
long ere this that the Rev. Horace Cook, pastor
of the Seventh Street Methodist Episcopal
Church, of this city, has accomplished the sanc
timonious seduction of one of the sweetest
lambs of his flock. The lamb was attached to a
Sunday school belonging to Mr. Cook's church,
and such was its affection for its shepherd that
everywhere that Horace went the lamb was sure
to go. It has gone with him ran away from
the parental roof and the "guilty pair" are now
probably getting religion at the fashionable
hotel of some distant city. Mr. Cook has a son
about fourteen years of age, and the girl he has
run away with is Just about three years the
senior of this boy. Think of it! Ai.iBa.ua.
JMl'SICALi AND I IE A VIATIC.
Ths Cltr anHsements.
Italian Ofbra This evening Btsilint's opera of
Aorwa will be given, with Madame Briol as
"Norma" aud Slgnor Masslrnillanl as "Pollto."
Ferrari's new comic opera of JHpelt is announced
for to-morrow, with Miss Kellogg and Higuor Hon
cool In the leading role.
At thk Chkskut a new drama by Bouclcault,
entitled Merry lfodd, will be performed this evening,
with the nnrnlc drama of A Husband to Order.
On Friday Mitts Keene will have a farewell benefit,
nrevirma to her departnra from ths cltr for a brief
season, and on Mow) ay Mute Susan Oalton aud her
troupe will ooiumunue an eneagtsiueuu
At tab Walnut the military drama of Sot Guilty,
with Its great battle scons, will be repeated this
evening.
At tub Arcs the drama of Litltt Env'ly will be
Tenanted this evetilns.
At Durusa A Bbnkdict's OrR Horns an at
tractive nilustrel performance will be given this
evening. ,.
At Till Kl.SVBKTtf BTRRBT OpirA II0U8
variety of entertaining features will he presented
kia auanlnrf
BiONOat Ui.itz and his son will exhibit some of
tbolr most curious feats of matflo at the Assembly
Bulldlna this afternoon and evening.
At ms Gkkm ak Thkatkk, 1,'oates street, near
Franklin, a concert will be given on to-morrow
evenlntr. lor ine neuou u "h'.
' . . - ...... Ti . .1. (..Ill IP. V. A t ) 1 . L T . v..
KMHI'B I'HTI.iltK .rill win K" . '" vtii-
ty-flrst quadrtlle part at the Mustcn
- - . j V. . . . I . . . I ... I
Fund Hall this
eveutng. . . -
' - city items. :,; ....:
Bobimb OnasHoits Boots lor Msn, Womsa, snd
Children, can be bad at retail t the very lowest prices.
CoodyeaVs manufacture, old stand, No. Hud Ohesuut
Street, lower aide.
Yotr 0 Bfft
BrrTro
Ann
Ohhapvh
Ulotiiino
1 or
Brmkrtt A 00..
THAM
Aktwbkhk Runt.
A't matter lehnt nreteae nnu he aeeianed fnr urtrriAHno
0 uorf, tr till tell lower thin tho latere!.
KKMKMnF.R TUB rXAOS:, , i
No. 618 MAllKF.f Bthfkt,
No. MS MHKPr Btbk.kt,
Halt-wat ria-rwKKtf Fifth ani Sitrn.
IlAU-WAX HKIWKKW tlFTH AMD BlXTH.
Jamb M. LKTrT. We call attention o tbls gentle-
nun'i oard, to b found in another oolnmn. Mr. Ledriy
Can one mora be fpnnd (tiring bla especial snperrlsion to
hit time-honored old atand, situated at the H. W. corner
of Ninth aad Saiuom streets. From the well-known cher-
aoter of the proprietor, together with the finality of hie
liquor, cigars, etc., gentlemen will find tbia a quiet reaort
and the "right man In the rtgbt plaee."
ThK Lmna MACnrNK. Injure the main spring of a
watoh end every portion of the worka becomes disordered.
The human atomaoh la to the ha man system what that
e'aatiopleoeof metal Istoachronometer. Itlniluenaesthe
action of the other organs, and eontrola, to certain ex
tent, the whole living maohlae. The comparison mar be
carried further ; for as the weakneaa or other Impnrfeo
tlona of the mainspring is indioated on the face of the
time piece, also Is t e weakness or other disorder of the
stomach betrayed by the face of the invalid. The com
plexion la sallow or faded.'the eyes are deficient in 1 nitre
nd intoUlgence, and there is a worn, amicus expression
In the whole countenance which tells aa'plainljr as written
words could do, that the great nmriehing organ whose offlce
It is to minister to the wante of the body, and to snataln
and renew aU its parts, is not performing its dutjr. It re
quires renovating and regulating, and to accomplish this
end HosTETTza'a Stomach Bittkbs mar be truly said to
be the on thing ntedful. The broken main spring of a
watch mil be replaced by a new one, but the atomaoh oaa
only be repaired and strengthened, and this is one of the
objeetu of the famous vegetable restorative whloh for
eight Mn years has been waging a suooesaful contest with
dysprpeia in all climatoe. As a speolflo for Indigestion It
stands alone. When the resources of the pharmaoopceia
have been exhausted, without, at beat, doing more than
mitigating the complaint, a course of this wholesome and
palatable, yet powerful, stomaohle effects a perfeot and
permanent cure. In all oases of dyspepsia the liver is
more or less disordered, and upon this important gland,
aa well aa upon the atomaoh and bowels, the Bltfers act
with singular distinctness, regulating and relnvigorattng
every seoretive and assimilating organ on which bodily
and mental health depends.
Thx Lrsas abe btbajmed and B ac bled by a prrsis
tnt Cough, the general strength wasted, and an inourable
complaint often established thereby. Jatne's Expeo
tobaKT is aa effective remedy for Coughs and Golds, and
exert a beneficial offset on the Pulmonary and Bros
ohlal Organs. Bold everywhere.
Dbt FKET. The most efieetual way of guarding one's
health is to keep the feet dry, and that can only be dona
by the use of India Rubber Ovt rshoes, and ak the inole
ment season is npon ns, we would advise oar readers to
any none bnt the best quality, which oaa only be bad at
Ooodieab's Headquarters, No. 808 Ohesnut street, south
tide. Philadelphia,
Jewzlbt. Mr. William W. Oassldy, No. U 8. Seoood
street, has tbe largest and most attractive assortment of
ttne Jeweby and Silverware In the oity. Purchaser oaa
rely npon obtaining a real, pure article, furnished at a
price which oannot be equalled. Be also baa a large stock
of American Western Watches to all varieties and at all
prices. A visit to bis store is ears to result in pleasure
aad prons. .
Haixm, Davtb A Co.'s Orchestral Crand Pianos-beat
everything in the shape ot pianos, and are verv properly
called the king of pianos. Go and hear them at No. 937
Ohesnut street.
Earth Closft Compact's patent dry earth commodes
and privy flit ores, at A. H. Francisco & Oo.'s, Mo. 818
Market street. -
BtJT your clothing of CbareU Btokos, 804 Chesnut street.
under tbe Continental HoteL
Tearing Dowa Fart sf Our Mtere.
Tearing down part of our Store.
Tearing down part of our Store.
Tearing down part of our Store.
Not enough room for the Ooodo.
. Mot enough room for the Goods.
Mot enough room for the Goods.
Mot enough room for the Goods.
Will sell them
WU1 sell them
Will sell them
Will seU them
' Lower than Ever.
Lower than Erer.
Lower than Ever.
Lower than Ever.
Overcoats at, $7-60
Overcoats at. 10 DO
Overcoats at. 1860
Cost Elsewhere.. ...HOW
Cost Elsewhere..... 15-00
Cost Elsewhere..... 1S-00
Cost Elsewhere..... 9S-00
Cost Elsewhere..... 80-00
Cost Elsewhere,..., 10-00
Cost Elsewhere..... 12-00
Cost Elsewhere..... 14-00
Overcoats at. 10-00
Overcoats at. 80-00
Business Coats at... 8-00
Business Coats at... sue
Business Coats at... 10-00
Business Coats at... 13-00
Cost Elsewhere..... IT DO
Cost Elsewhere. .... BOO
Pants (all wool) at. .. 8-00
Pants (all wool) at .. 4-00
Pants (all wool) at .. 6-00
Pants (all wool) at. .. 6-60
Cost Elsewhere. .... 6-00
Cost Elsewhere..... 7-00
Cflst Elsewhere..... V-00
Cost Elsewhere..... 10-00
Cost Elsewhere..... 8-00
ost Elsewhere...., 4-00
Cost Elsewhere. .... 6-00
Cost Elsewhere. .... 6-00
Cost Elsewhere..... 7-60
Pants (all wool) at.. T-50
Vests (all wool) at... 1-60
Vests (all wool) at. .. 3-60.
Vests (all wool) at . . . 8-60
Vests (all wool) at... 4-26
Vests (all wool) at. .. 0-00
Boys' Overcoats at.. 6-00
Boys' Overcoats at.. 60
Bojs' Overcoats at.. 7-60
Bors' Overcoats at.. 10-00
Boys' Overcoats at.. 13-60
BoyS' Undercoats at 5-00
Boys' Undercoats at. 6-00
Boys' Undercoats at. 8-00
Boys' Undercoats at. 10 -00
Boys' Jackets at. ... 80
Boys' Jackets at ... . 6-60
Boys' Jackets at.... 4-00
Boys' Pants at. ..... . a 60
Boys' Pants at: a-tiO
Boys' Pants at 4-oo
Cost Elsewhere. .... 8-00
Cost Elsewhere..... 10-00
Cost Elsewhere..... 11-00
Cost Elsewhere..... 15-00
Cost Elsewhere..... 20-00
Cost Elsewhere. .... 8-00
Cost Elsewhere..... 9-00
Cost Elsewhere..... 11-00
Cost Elsewhere..... 13-00
Cost Elsewhere, .... 8-60
Cost Elsewhere. .... 4-60
Cost Elsewhere 6-60
Cost Elsewhere 8-60
Cost Elsewhere. .... 4-60
Cost Elsewhere 6-60
Coat Elsewhere,....- 7-00
Boys' Pants at,. . . . 6D0
For the accommodation of the public we will keep
open every evening until 9 o'clock, sad Saturdays
until 10 o'clock.
: , WANaMAKKH 4 BROWN.
. , ' WANAMAKKK A BKOWN,
. . i - OAK 11 ALU
OAIC HALL,
8. E. CORNER &1XTU Sli MARKKT 8T'KBTH,
8. K. COKNKK 81XTH AM MAUittlT 81'KKKTS.
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- 2nAUUiii:i.
FAITHT-tlKRRMAN In Ilarxhsin towniliio. Vont.-o
ninry oouniy, nn tn. Mb In.t.nt, hjr tha Hr SI. hhnrtli.ljH,
Mr. KlUlliltU J. FAUbT to Mm CAUOlitiXMj Ul' tttt
Mi"
KIBLFTT-I.AWTON.-Oo tbeltn Instant, at Huokley,
III., by tbe Rot. W. A. I'u.aiu.. KitANK Ktttl.K I T,
ultbistiiy. to BKL1.K U. LAWlON.uI Jausaioa, r
uiout.
- D1KD.
PPMONnR.-On tbe lth instant, BAR AH F. FD
MOW 18, formerly ot Alexandria, D. O., tn the SM rear of
hor ae.
The I nneral will take place from tbe miilmoe of 8. A.
Ilamsnn, tin. S Hamilton Terrace. West Philadelphia, oe
IbursdAf, the Hth instant, at S o'clock.
' l'Wl'KH,On the lltta Instant, MARGARKT KOS
TFR, in the 7ft4 year of her ee.
The relatives and friends of the family are veepeotrolly
invited to attend the funeral, no Friday afternoon, the
Hth instant, at 1 o'clock, from ber late resilience. No.
Suit Wood street. To proceed to Odd Fellows' liemeterv.
II A IN KB. On the 12th Instant. ANNIK K , daurtbterof
Samuel aad the late Bailie A. Halnee. aced 3D reara.
Fnnnral from ber fatbe.'a reaideaoe, I I'M OallowhiU
street, on Friday next at II o'clock A.M. Interment at
(South Iurol bill. M
MoMUIJ.AN.-Oa the Uth instant, JAMK3 McMUL-
I.A W. seed M years.
Ills relatives and friends are respeotrally Invited te at
tend his funeral, from the reeldenoe of hie broterin
law, Andrew Brown. No. ITM Uallowhiil etreet. on Friday
afternoon, ths Hth Instant, at i o'clock. Beivices at ths
(Jhnrcu of toe Covenant, Filbert street, west of Seven
teenth. To proceed to Woodlands.
MOW-.-On the 11th Instant, after lingering Illness,
LA V IN A J, MUMS, the wife of Joseph Moss.
Iue notice ot the fuueral will be given. I
WOBIN80N. Suddenly, on the 9th Instant, JOHN A.
ItOBINHON, in the4tith year of his axe.
Ilia relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
Invited to attend his funeral, from his late reeldenoe, No.
luatl II row n street, on Thursday at 8 o'clock. H
TITIX)W. On the 8th Instant, JOliN T1T1.0VT, 8h
in the SMtb year of his sgs.
The relatives and friende of tbe family, a loo the Hut
rhnrs snd Drovers, are invited to sttend the funeral,
from his late residence. Fifth street and Onrraantowa
avenue, on Tburedny, the 1:1th instant, at 18 e'olock. To
proceed to Cedar UiU Cemetery.
W RAY. On the evening of the 9th Instant, Bliss
SARAH WRAV.
Her relativee and friends are rmpeotfniiy invitea to
attend ber funeral, from tne residence of
Mr.
William
una-, tbe
W ilk ins. No. IMS Hansom street, on Thursday morning, tbe
reel, on 1 lit
To proceed
13th instant, at 10 o'clock. To proceed to M
ount Moriah
Cemeterv.
MOURNING DRY GOODS.
1LACK
GROS GRAIN 8ILK8 AT 'J.
JU8T RKCKIVF.D, A OASB OF LTON8 HKAVT
t;ROS GRAIN BLAf'K KII KH AT 3; ALSO, In
STOKR ALL QUALITIKH, FROM $l'7t TO C6 A
YARD. .
tiK,oru!v a own,
MOURNINfJ WRY C))D3.
No. 918 CHKSNUT STRHKT.
T LACK
ALPACA DKPARTMR.NT.
t BKHSON
ft HON HAVK OPKNKD A FRESH
STOCK ALPACAS, FROM TO 87Vo.
MOHAIRS OR CLOMSY ALPACAS, 75c. TO
ras -
Intl.
Wf)MRA7.INK FINISH ALPAOAS. ALPAOA POP-
1.1 VH, AUbTRALlAN -CRAPF.S, 63H CKNTS TO
01VUJtt'w unl tnftr nuunft, .
1 6 6t5p No. 918 CHKSNUT HTKEKT.
...
I7NOLI8U BOMBAZINE 8.
J Just received, one esse Black P.nglisb. Bombazines,
aU uualitles. from 81 80 to Wi per yard.
HKSSON A SON-MOimNINt DRY QOOOS.
NO. 91S UHhBBUl DTK r.KT. I I I Btip
1E880N A BON WILL OPEN TO-DW-
A J 1 oase Rlsck and Purple Figured De Iinee, 24c.
1 oise Black and White do. do.
ie.
23c.
1 ease Black and Lead Plaid do.
S caees tint snd Blsck Chintzes. 124.C.
MOURNINU DRY GOOU8 HOU8F.
No. 918 OHF.SNUT BTREFT.
1 It 81 op
WATOHE8, JEWELRY, ETO.
1124 CHESNUT STREET.
American, Swiss and English
W A T 0 H E
" AT
CLARK & BIDDLE S,
fymictl Agents in PMadelphia for
AMERICAN WATCHES,
Made by B. Howard h Co., Boston. 1 is. wfm
C. &A.FEQUIGNOT,
ItANXJyACTURERa OF
WATCH CASES,
AND DEALERS IN AMERICAN AND FORSiaZI
WATCHES,
If. IS South SIXTH Street.
1 1 mweh
MANUFACTORY, NO. II & FIFTH Street.
OLOTH3, OASSIMERES. ETO.
CLOTH HOUSE.
JAMES & LEE,
No. 11 NORTH SECOND STREET,
SIGN OF TBS GOLDEN LA5IET,
Areliow receiving an entire new stock at ,
Fall and Winter Coatings,
To wbteb Uiey Invite the attention or the trade And
others,
AT WIIOLES ALB AND RETAIL. 8 88
FOR SALE. ""
T O R 8 A L E,
ON ACCOMMODATING TK&MH,
THE LEASE AND PERMANENT FIX
TURES OF THE FLOUR STORE,
No. laSO 9IAIIKET STRUET.
Apply on tbe promises to
UMp
J. KDWARD ADDIOK8-
HANDSOME NEW DWELLING. WEST
Spruce Street, No. 2107, four-etory (French roof),
uiit. for owner's use.
This is lust the kind of a reaidanoa man want, balna
roomy ana not eiira tars:..
I onus wui De macs aooummoaaiing 10 nnrensser.
1311
SIXTH and MABK.KT
TO RENT.
TO LET TILE STORE PROPERTY Nl
731 Ohesnut etreet, twenty Are feet front, one hut
dred and forty ne feet deep to Benuett street. . Bao.
1 '
buildings e stories hiijh, Poasessioa May I, 1879. A4
!
dross
THOMAS 8. PtKTOHKR,
lilotf
Delaneo, N. J.
TO LEA8K-LAROF. WAREHOUSE ON
Junction Railroad, on HWANBOM btreet. suitable
tor rRuuucsor f iMwaJllMU nousn.
I 8 iw App'y no. 7M BWAflsun otroet
FOR RENT. A MODERATE-SIZED
I Derellinw House, witu all modern cor Tsnienoes, on
jAMAOBtfuot. ebore Bcrka. Applrto U. Yt. DAUWAli-
I.AKKR. At. O , Nn lHci N. KI.KVKHTU Bt , Of to I. U.
PKiUK, No. M n. bKVUNTU Btreet. 186
TO LET STORE AND DWELLINO.NO
a lain R11M3K Areuue. AU modern eou rente ice
iTiTly to I. O. PH1CK, No. 54 N. SK VKNTH ht. 1 H it
1 HAT8 AND CAPS.
WARBURTONS
IMPROVED VENTI-
Mfttatedandeasy-tttting Dress lists (patented), in
ted), ia a
ttim improred fashions oi the
UU.AAJS
Ut btreet
eat diaar U tbe r'oat LHSoav
11 tx rus
COPARTNERSHIPS.
lit H GKOROE 8. STEWART IS ADMITTED
li A Ut aa interest let my bumneas frotn tlilt date.
OHARLKa WII.I IAMS.
ManufanturMr ut U.jkL4r. Itlia!at.. tc.
' PbiUilebU. Jan 1. U. . Ul 'ii
FINANOIAU.
FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND.
Seven Ter Cent. Gold 23onds
OP THS
Frederick sbuig and Oordons7ill Hail-
road Company of Virginia.
Prlnrlpal nnd Intrret PafsMe
j In Coin, of United Uatea
Usrernnitnt Tm,
These Bonds are secured bjr a First aad ool MoHre
made to
The rnrmers' Lonn and Trnt
CompanyellVew Iork,aiTrns
les) Tor tbe Houd holder.
i
Tbe Morlsce eovers the entire road, Blxht of Wsr
Frsnehlsss, ReHins; Stock, Kqaieraeota, Lands aad Pro-
pert, real and personal, now belonging or whloh may
hereafter belong to the Company. A SINKING FUND
Is also prorided, which will redaoe the prinoipal of tbe
debt TWO-THIRDS of the entire amount to adranct of
the marurilp of (he Bond:
The Road is miles long, connecting Frederlokshurc
via Orange Oonrt Hone, with ObarlottMrille, wMch Is
the point of jaaolion of tho Chesapeake and Ohio Rail.
road to the Ohio rirer, and the extension of the Orange
aod Alexandria Railroad to Lynchburg. It forms the
shortest connecting link UaAhe system of roads leading to
the entire Booth, Southwest snd West to tbe Paciflo
Oeeaa. It panes through a rloh section of the Shenan
doah Valley, the local traffic of whioh alone will support
the Road, and it ntv command aa abundant share ot
through trade from the fact of its being a
SHORT CUT TO TIDE WATER ON THE POTO
MAC AT TUB FARTHEST INLAND POINT
WHERE DEEP WATER FOR HEAVY
SHIPPING CAN BR FOUND ON
THE WHOLE LENGTH OF
THE ATLANTIC COAST.
From Oharlottesrllle to Tidewater by thia rotate the
distance la 40 miles lees than via Alexandria; tu miles less
than ria Richmond and West Point; 134 miles less than
ria Norfolk.
A limited amount of these bonds are offered at 92X, and
interest from Norember 4, in currency.
From aa examination in person, and also by competent
counsel, of all the papers and documents relating to this
loan, we are enabled to pronounce them entirely correct
and satisfactory; we hare alro bad the work and property
of the company exauiiued by our own agents, whose re
ports agree with those made by the officers of the com
pany, and we therefore recommend these bonds, the issue
of which is limited to $1600 per mils of complete and
equipped road. AS A I'IRHT 0LA8.S SECURITY IN
F.VKRT PS RTIOULAR, and as a most dasiraule inrnst-
niont, firing a large inorease of income over lur jslmeots
in any descnpUou of Ooreininent bonds. ,
l ArM.It . CO., Hanker,
. No. 49 WAJ X Street, New York.
Pamphlets, mane, and information furnished.
Oomnment bonds and other marketable securities will
be converted without commission to parties inrestimr in
these bonds, and the highest market price allowed for
gold and other coupons in exchange.
rA!TIl!i:i. WORK. Hunker,
Its No SS South THIRD Street.
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JAY C00KE & CO.,
rvs. 113 ana 111 S. T111KU St.,
PHILADELPHIA.
Dealers In Government Secnrltles
Old B-90S Wanted in Exchange for New.
A Liberal Difference allowed.
Compound Interest Notes Wanted.
Interest Allowed on Deposits.
COLLECTIONS MADS. 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 siren at oar
omce. to 1 8m
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T) B E X E t & fj .,
No. 31 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
Amorloau and XToroiirii
ISSUE DRAFTS AND CIRCULAR LETTERS OF
CREDIT available on presentation u any part of
Europe,
Travellers can make au ineir financial arrange
ments through us, and we will oolleot their Interest
and dividends without charge.
DESXSL, WtKTBKOr C'0.,DHIIIL, H1BJS3 A C0.,
New York. I Parts. 8 1
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LLIOTT Ac. 1 IT If nr.
BANKERS,
No. 109 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
DEALERS IN AIX GOVERNMENT SECURI
TIES, GOLD BILLS, ETC.
DRAW BILLS OF EXCHANGE AND ISSUE
COMMERCIAL LETTERS OF CREDIT ON THE
UNION BANK OF LONDON.
ISSUE TRAVELLERS' LETTERS OF CREDIT
ON LONDON AND PARIS, available throughout
Europe.
Will collect all Coupons and Interest free of charge
ior partite, making meir nnanuiai arrangements
with us. M
QIJUJSmXKIIVCsS 1AV18 Jk CO.,
No. 4 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
GLENDINNING, DAVIS & AMOHY,
No. 17 WALL STREET. NEW VORK.
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
Buying and selling Stocks, Bonds, and Gold on
Coramlsalon a Specialty.
Philadelphia house conneoted by telegraphic with
the block Boards and Gold Room of New York. CIS S
0. C. WH1RT0N SMITH & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
No. 121 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
Buccestors to biuitb, Kanilolplt A Oo.
! Krery brsncli ef lbs buiaes will bare prompt attention
as herstolore. . .
. Ovotatiocs of Stocks, Government, and Gold ooa.
stunlly rucsi.ed from Hew York br pHver. wire, (rust our
ititmil. stdoiuad D. Kaadi:iU Go. 1H
riNANOIAUe
A RELIABLE HOME INVESTMENT
THE FIRST MORTGAGE E0HD3
Or THTB
Wilmington and Reading Railroad
BEARING INTEREST
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At SEVEN PER CENT. Ik Currency,
PAYABLE APRIL AND OCTOBER, FREE OF
STATE AND UNITED STATES TAXES. .
Tbls road runs tturoagii ft thickly populated nnd
rich agTlcolttiral and manafactorlng district.
For the present, are offering a limited amount
of the ftoove Bonds at
85 CENTS AND INTEREST.
The connection of this road with the PeariflTlvaal
nd Reading Railroads Insures It a large And remit.
neraUve trade. We recommend the bonds as tbe
cheapest flrsVolass Investment in the market.
WXft. FeOJOffTISXi dt CO.,
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN GOVERNMENTS,
Fo. 38 SOUTH THIKD STREET,
11 sm
PHILADELPHIA,
CO U P O N 8
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Union Pacific Railroad Co..
Central Pacific Railroad Co.,
TJ. S. 5-20s and 1881s,
DUE JANUARY 1, 1870, BOUGHT.
CrOlLI) BOUGHT.
DE HA YEN & BM,
DEALERS IN
GOVERNMENT
GOLD, ETC.,
SECURITIES,
No. 40 South THIRD Street.
in
PHILADELPHIA.
JOHN 8. RU8HTON & CO.,
No. 50 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
JANUARY COUPONS WANTED.
CITY WARRANTS
leim
BOUGHT AND BOLD.
pa 8. PETERSON & CO..
Stock and Exchange Brokers,
TXO. 89 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
Members of the New Tork aod Philadelphia
and Gold Boards.
BTOCKB, BONDS, Eta, bonght and sold on oaa
BOlssion only at either oltj lioi
QITY WARRANT8
BOUGHT AND 80LD.
C. T. YERKE8, Jr., & CO.
NO. 20 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
PHILADELPHIA
GOAL..
riROlTAL K. llF.IX. HEWSOM XEAFIB.
l'CItt'lVAL 12. Jk CO.,
DEALERS IK
Lehigh and Schuylkill Coal,
DEPOT : No. im North NINTH Street,
1 It West Hide, below Master.
Branch Offioe, No. 7 RIOUUONU Street.
w.
H. TAG CART,
COAL DEALER.
GOAL OF THK BKST QUALT1T, PREPARED EX
PKKH8LY FOK FAMILY UHK.
1208, 1210 and 1212 WASHINGTON AV.,
IS 1 to Between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
flOAL! COJk,l.l
COAL!
The pUoe to bar iaae "
ffllTUHKI.IH CJOAI. DKPOT.
Corner of NINTH and GIKAKU Arenua.
BKST QUALITY WHITE Abii.
Km and Stove....... $1 per ton.
lM,wn Nnt "
KskIo Vein Nut .... "
DeliTeied to any iiart of the eity. . litiat
pUEE LEIIH.ll AND SCIIUYLKIU
FAMILY, FACTORY, AND BITUMINOUS GOALS.
- Large stock always on hsnd. -
Southeast corner THIRTKKKTH and WILLOWBtreets
19 18 4m W. W. A (1. I, IsAINKH.
Ki: i n i: it a. k t kisu t
No. 141H N. FIOUT1I STKKKT,
AH K KKLL1NU VOAL U)WKR
TUAM ANY Y AU1 IN Tliif CI1TY,
TbOU (JAbli. U311m
Gi RF.AT REDUCTION IN COAL.
I H)lendid Store fl
Nut. Per ten tat!
WILLIAM HKNRY,
1 5 lm S. W. cot- N l.NTIi ami CI 1 K AUD Avenue.
& ft ft A ft 50. AND OTHER BUMS TO
(iDUVVV. loan on luorliure of clt uronertr.
D. Iv 1
1S
No. 4ti WALNUT btreet.
JKT tiOODS, NEWEST STYLES DIXON'S,
N.aia. tLiiiUTUJkreei tfliisw
DRY OOOOBe
PRICE & IVOOD,
U. W. Corner EIGHTH and FILBERT,
U AVE JUST OPKNKD
H,oU yards of Hamburg rrfrliurs. nounelius tma I. '
sen iota, new styles. Bought for eatli. very eaea.
FROM A NEW YORK CAftH SALE.
MO doaea Linen Birdey Towela, ISt,' eeMs.
1(0 doxen Linen Huckaback Towela. I2W aenta.
Moenta.
Lbiea HuokabMk Towels, Urn dee. M. it. tt. M. IT. SS
cents.
BARGAINS IN DAMASK TOWELS.
Heavy Power-loom Table Lin ins. 4 aod U emu aa
Hleeebed Table Linens, nnder market nrioea.
'Wateon A Armstron and Barnalny Table Linens.
A heap lot of Plaid Towelling, is eenU, worth St cents.
Linen Doylies, 63H, 69. 71 eeats, 1 to M per donasv ;
00 doren Linen Napkins, tl lZM. tl'SJH. SU M ne
to $ per doeeo.
SCOTCH NURSERY BIRD-EYE.
IJoea Blrdye, eereral Job lots, very eaeas.
Beet nanea Bhlrtin Linens, at redooed prloas.
Russia aad American Crash, eto.
PRICE & WOOD.
N. W. Corner EIGHTH and FILBEILT. :
R. R.-A cheap tot ef Dim It Bands, at 13M. 14. U. B
sndMoenf. s g tw
EYRE & LAHDELL.
FOURTH AND ARCH STREETS,
DEALERS IN THE BETTEB GLASS , j
or
- . .
DRY COOOG,
i
HAVE REDUCED THE PRICES OF ALL
WINTER GOODS;
TO SEDUCE STOCK AND PREPARE FOB.
SPRING SUPPLIES.
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FINE STOCK OB" 8HAVTL8, '
HEAVIEST BLACK SILKS, .
" .' BILK. VELVETS AND YELY?EfiN&, ;
- MAGNIFICENT PIANO COVERS, : ' '
FTNE LARGE BLANKETS, -
BEST TOILET QUILTS,
DOUBLE DAMASK NAPKINS,
MOIKK ANTIQUE DAMASKS,
MUSLINS BT THE PIECE,
VERT BEST FLANNELS,
STOUTEST COTTON FLANNELS. 19 U smif
1870.
SPECIAL DISPLAY OF
:is
Linen Goods
For Hoosekeepers te make np for ths Spring aad Summer
All the leading Makes at Low Prices.
Also, continuation of our dearing sal. of -SHAWLS,
SILKS,
DRESS GOODS,
CASSIMERES AND CLOTHS.
We take stock on th. first of February, and ia the lav
t erias bargains poattWely may be expected.
JOSEPH H. THORNLEY'8
CentrallT Located Establishment, '
K.E, Cor. of Eighth and Spring Garden,
lOletf PHILADELPHIA. '
LINEN STORES.
OLD STORE.
No. 828 ARCH STREET
HEW STORE,
No. 1 128 CHESNUT Street.
NEW DEPARTMENT BED CLOTHING.
BEST BLANKETS, fresh from tits mills.
MARSEILLES BED QUILTS.
HONEYCOMB QUILTS, all sixes.
ALLENDALE AND LANCASTER QUILTS.
LINEN SHEETINGS, aU widths.
COTTON SHEETINGS, all Widths.
PILLOW CASINOS.
We bid for a largs trade In BED CLOTHING, of
selling reliable goods at the lowest prices. l mw(f
R E D U C T I O N.
We are reducing our entire stock to meet ths
lowest Gold Figures. '
Frosted Beavers redooed from to -00 to 14 00.
Cloaking Cloths, all reduced.
Shawls In variety, at 13-50, 14-00, 15-00 and to-OA,
Fine French Merlnoes, la choloe shades..
Dress Goods of all kinds, down with the rest.
Black Silks, in Uuge assortment. " '
Table Linen Napkins, DoyUos and Towels at gold
prloes.
STOKE & A W O O D,
8. W. COR. SEVEKTH AND ARCH ST3
' PHILADELPHIA. ' v Sart
R8. R. DILLON, NO. 323 AND 881 SOUTH
Xil Ktreet, haa a Urge assortment of fine MiUinerr
for Ladiee and Misses, Ribbons, batins, bilks, Velrei.
and Velveteens, Crapes, leathers, i lowers, Vraiaee.
Baab Itibuoos, Ornamouts, Aluuxuiiig AllUiuerr. 'ft.
Veils. eto. t
;f EFIITRS AND GERMANTOWN WOOLS,
J BUwking Yams of all kinds i Tidy, Oroobet, and
Mending Ootlon, wbulseaie and retail, at taotory. Not
lua4 LOMBAKD BtweU U aas
JODGERS ANDWOSTENHOLM'8 POCKET
KNIVES, Pearl and Stag Handles, ef beautiful finish,
BODUKKS' and WADK k BUTOUKR'S RAZOES. and
the selebnated LKOOLTKE RAXOK SOISSORA of the
finest duality. ' ' ' '
Baiore, Knives, ScisAOra, and Tsble Cutlery Oronad a.4
Polished at P. MADEIRA'S, No. 1168. TEKTU Street,
below Obseaut, -