a
THE NORTHERN ROUTE.
IMra..a (if()mii(ir rtfnratt.lft of fvn
- I'roiirrm of Knlltmra cm the Mtatebe
rrin-rn l-nrllln Knllroml.
Tho message of Governor Marshall, of Minne
sota, lias jtiBt been rccclvod, and Is a documont
of intorcBt to all parties interested la tho great
Went, and especially to railroad men. The fol
lowing figures lndicato tho condition of the
Minnesota Stato Treasury:
balance In Treasury Deo. 1, 1808 T4,S4-1
Receipts 873,8IoOO
1047,61019
. 855,781 -0T
Plsbnrsements to Pec. 1, 18C.9.
Balance In the Treasury 191,833-03
This Is the largest balance for many yenrs.
The estimated rrvonnc for 1870 will be 4B!,224 Oi
The estimated disbursements. SV5,407-13
Leaving a probable balance of 3T,8l-T
AN o quote, tho following portions, relative to
railway matters, from tho mcssafro:
NOKT1IEKN PACIFIC KAII.UOAD.
I roioleo to be able to Inform you that the
Northern l'aclflc Railroad Company have
cllcctcd an anaiiircmcnt witn tho ablest nnan
cial parties in tho country for tho construction
of tho road. A telegram received on the 4th
inHtant Informs mo that work will probably
commence In February. I have heretofore en
larged op the great value of the Northorn l'aclflc
JaUroad, both to the nation wnd to our own
Stato. 1 have devoted mueu time and ellort to
roraote Its success, and now hall with profound
satisfaction the assurance of u speedy realization
ot Kb oeucms to inc cuato.
l'OHT OF IiiM'nr AJiI IIAKHOK OX I.AKB 8VPE
nioii.
With the opening of tho Lafco Suporior and
Mississippi Kaiiroad, Uio town and Harbor o
Dulutli, lite termluus of tiio road, assumo erca
importance to tho State. Constituting the only
avauaoio port in Minnesota, on luko superior
we may justly claim from the General Govern
ment liberal appropriations to Improve tho har
bor, so It shall afford adequato facilities for thu
large shipping and commerce that will speedily
follow the opening of the road. I recommend
that you memorialise Congress for the needed
appropriation. Also, that you ask that Duluth
ue mauo a port oi entry.
1'KOGHKSS OF RAII.ItOADS.
During the year 180!) there was constructed
ana opened XJ miles ot railroad, as follows;
Conrtrnrtt'l Whole line tit
in 0)trriUitm.
Mile. Milrt,
First division St. Paul and Paol-
lic, main line 64 us
First division tit. Paul and Pa-
clllo to Sank HapidB ftl
Minnesota Valley 16 lot
Milwaukee, U i'aul and Min
neapolis 134
Minnesota Central Austin to
State line 12 n
Winona and St. Peter 12 lis
Southern Minnesota 40 (to
Lake Superior and Mississippi.. M 80
Hastings ard Pakotah 10 HO
bt. Paul and Chicago 20 20
224 780
This Is tho largest construction In anv one
rear.- The public hail with special satisfaction
ine progress 01 tne LaKe Superior and Missis
sippi road, that is to glvo the State a shorter and
cheaper route to lake navigation.
The St. Paul Pre?, in remarking upon the
message, pays Governor Marshall the following
deserved compliment:
'Among the few public men In eminent sta
, tion of whose character and record tho people
of Minnesota have reason to be proud, William
R. Marshall holds a place In general estimation
second to none, lie has carried all the purity,
uprightness, nobility, and generosity of his pri
Tate character into his public life, and all the
eelf-saerlflcing patriotism of tho soldier into his
civil career, and the responsibilities of ofllco
and the struggles of party politlca have only
served to illustrate and to make conspicuous
the genuine superiority of his character, tho
breadth of patriotism and public spirit, and tho
sterling honesty and independence of his mind.
The knowledge of the brave and incorruptible
integrity of the Executive has been far more
efficacious than even tho veto power to prevent
dishonest and Improvident legislation, though
on several memorable occasions ho has not
hesitated to interpose his veto its a barrier to
corrupt schemes of legislative plunder. There
are far too few such men as Governor Marshall
in public life so few that tho public can 111
afford to spare them.
"It would diminish our regret at his retire
ment from public life if we had not reason to
fear that his own deliberate decision had ren
dered it final. It is the misfortune of our parly
politics that its atmosphere is not congenial to
men of sterling ability and high character like
Governor Marshall. The more's the pity. But
110 official honors can add to the esteem iu whloh
tho retiring Governor Is held by the great body
of our citizens, and we feel assured that his in
fluence, out of ollice or in it, will be effectually
exerted, as ever, for the promotion of the public
weal and for the advancement of the great prin
ciples to which he has testified so generous a
devotion."
MUSICAL. AJU UUAIrlATIC.
The Cltr Amuumenti,
Thr Italian Opera This evening 11 Trovatore will
be repeated, and at the matinee to-morrow Linda d
Chavurunix will be given, with Miss Kollogg a
"Linda."
MawnirUa la announced as In preparation.
At tub CH8SNVT Miss Laura Keene, who is abon
to leave the olty for a few weeks to fulfil a profes
sional engagement In Washington, will have a fare
well beneUt, when the drama of In Hht Mad t or, Di
lution; the comedy of Matrimonii, and the bnrletta
of The A drees by Vayliyht will be presented. This is
a nrsi-raie 0111, ami it ougni to draw a crowded
house en its own merits. Miss Keene has labored
faithfully to make the Cheanut a first-class theatre
In every respect, and stie has presented a series of
entertainments that were In every way worthy of the
liberal patronage of those who admire pure and ele
vated amusements. As an actress she U almost with
out a rival in her particular line, and she has sur
rounded herself with a company of capable artists,
who ably second her efforts to please the nubll v
Miss Keene 4s eminently deserving of a handsome
testimonial on the occasion of her farewell benefit,
and we hope sincerely that the house will be tilled to
its utmost capacity this evening. '
There will be a matinee to-morrow, when Robert
sou's comedy of tichool will be performed, with Miss
Keene as "Naomi Tighe."
Authh Walnut the military drama of -Vf Guilty
will be given this evening, and at the matinee to
morrow. At thi Akoh the drama of Lutle Sm'ly will be
performed this evening. A matinee to-morrow.
At Dui'REZ A Bknedict'h Opkha IIousb the bur
lesques of Lawyer and Clerk; Grovle't Domtnlie Trou
ble; Going to Cajrn Kay, aud other comicalities will
be presented this evening.
At thi Ki.svknth fcTKfcKT OrERA HotiSK a variety
ot funny acts and the laughable pantomime of Tne
Old Woman that Lieut in the Shoe will be given this
evening.
Siunou Butz and his son will give a magloal ex
hibition at the Assembly liulldlng this evening. A
matluee to-morrow.
Tub Sknt7.-Hassi.kr Orchestra will give a mat 1
Uise at Musical Fund Hall to-morrow.
Colonel Koukut W. Kknshaw, editor of The
Oreawitro, will have a g-and complimentary testi
monial bencdt at Concert Hall on Tuesday evening
next. A number of eminent artists are announced
to appear on this occasion, and a flue programme of
tuu.ical selections will be presented.
Yon Oak But
B'ttkh
AND
rtHKAHRR
Clothinu
or
Bennett Co.,
THAN
AirrWBKUK KL8K.
A' flatter what prxOmt may be anigntd for eaorljfctnf
good. ir Kill Mil Irneer than IA tmmt.
Kicmkmhkb tub Pi.aob,
No. fits Mauhkx Htukkt,
No. 618 Mahkkt Stukkt,
Half-wax Bctwkkn Kiftu ani Bute.
Half-wax Bktwjckm Jxtju and burn.
Kartb Olobkt Company's patent drr earth ooinmodes
and privy fixtures, at A. 11. FraauUousA Oo.'a, No. il
Market street. ,
. 1 1 1 1 11 . " v
. BOY your clothing of (!barel Btvke. 824 Chesout street,
Under Uie 4Joetineutal Hotel.
THE DAILY EVENING rELEOKAFU PHILADELPHIA, FlilDAf,
The Lmwa MAomNB.-Injnre the mala eprinof a
watoh and every portion of the work beoomet disordered.
The human etomaoh ie to the human ayitom what that
e antic plooeof metal is to a chronometer. ItlnOnenneethe
action of the other orRana, and oontrola, to a certain ex
tent, the whole tiring machine. The comparison mar bo
carried further; for ai the weaknmis or other Imperfes-
tlonao! the mainspring is indicated on the faoeof the
lime-pieoe, to also ia t woaknesi or other disorder of the
stomioh betrayed by the face of the inralid. The eom
plexion is sallow or faded, t be eye are deficient In lustre
and intelligence, and there Is a worn, anxious eiprsssion
in the whole countenance which tells as plainly as written
words eould do, that th great nonrhhlng organ whose office
It is to minister to the wants of the body, and to sustain
and renew all its parts, Is not performing its duty. It re
quires renovating and regulating, and to accomplish this
end Uobtetteh's Stomach Bitters may be truly said to
be the one thing ntriul. The broken main spring of a
watch may be roplaoed by a sew one, but the stomach can
only be repaired and strengthened, and this is one of the
objeots of the famous vegetable restorative which for
eighteen years has beon wnging a successful contest with
dyspepsia in all cl'matns. Asa sperlfio for indigestion It
stands alone. When the resources of tho phnrmaoopmia
navo Deon exhausted, without, at bent, doing more than
nitiga'ing the complaint, a course of this wholosome and
palatable, yet powerful, stomachic effects a perfect and
permanent cure. In all cases of dynpepsia tho lirer Is
more or less disordered, and npon this important gland,
sb well as upon the stomach and bowels, the Bitfers act
with singular distinotnoaa, regiflating and reinrigorating
every secretive and assimilnting organ on which bodily
and mental health dcpondH.
Rot-on," Wintry, Ohanok.uile Wkathfr produces
Catairhs, Coughs, Diwirdera of the Lung, etc., which
Jatnf.'s Kxr-EcxoiiANT aa promptly euros, if faithfully
administered. Bold everywhere.
Dry Feet. The most effectual way of guarding one's
health is to keep the feet dry, and that can only be don
by the use of India Rubber Ovnhoes, and as the incle
ment season 1b upon ns, we would advise our readers to
any none bnt the best quality, which can only be had at
GoomEAR'g Headquarters, No. 8118 Ohesnut street, south
side, Philadelphia,
Jewelry. Mr. William W. Cassidy, No. IS 8. Second
streot, baa the largest and most attractive assortment of
line Jewelry and Silverware in the oity. Purchasers can
roly upon obtaining a real, pure article, furnished at a
price which cannot be equalled. He also baa a large stock
of American Western Watches In all varieties and at all
prices. A visit to his store ia snre to result la pleasure
and profit.
Hallit, Davis ft Oo.'s Grand and Square Pianos are
not only perfection in every particular, but they are lower
in prices than before the war. Wareroums, No. M7 Uhas.
nut ttreot.
F.tTDDER Overshoes anb Boots for Men, Women, and
Children, can be bad at retail at the very lowest prioes.
Goodyear's manufacture, old stand, No. 808 Ubesaut
street, lower aide.
Tearing Down Part of Our Store.
Tearing down part of onr Store.
Tearing down part of our Store.
Tearing down part of our Store.
Not enough room for the Goods.
Not enough room for the Goods.
Not enough room for the Goods.
Not enough room for the Goods.
Will sell them
W1U sell them
Will sou them
WU1 sell them
Lower than Ever.
Lower than Ever.
Lower than Ever.
Lower than Ever.
Overcoats at $7 BO
Overcoats at 10-00
Cost Elsewhere 110-00
Cost Elsewhere 18-00
Cost Elsewhere. ... . 18D0
Cost Elsewhere..... Bg-oo
CoBt Elsewhere..... 80-00
Cost Elsewhere..... 10-00
Cost Elsewhere..... 12-00
Cost Elsewhere. .... 14-00
Cost Elsewhere 17D0
Cost Elsewhere. .... 8 00
Cost Elsewhere..... 6-00
Cost Elsewhere. .... 7D0
Cost Elsewhere. .... 9-00
Cost Elsewhere..... 10-00
Cost Elsewhere. .... 8-00
CoBt Elsewhere. .... 4-00
Cost ElBewhcre. .... 8-09
Cost Elsewhere 6-00
Cost Elsewhere. ... . 7-50
Cost Elsewhere. .... 8-00
Cost Elsewhere..... 10-00
Post Elsewhere..... 11 DO
Cost Elsewhere..... 15-00
Cost Elsewhere..... 20-00
Cost Elsewhere. .... 8-00
Cost Elsewhere. .... 9-00
Cost Elsewhere. .... 11 -oo
Overcoats at. 120
Overcoats at. lo-oo
Overcoats at. 20t)0
Business Coats at... 8-00
Business Coats at... 8U0
Business Coats at... 10-00
Business Coats at... 13 -00
Pants (all wool) at . . 8-00
Pants (all wool) at... 4 DO
Pants (all wool) at. . . k-oo
I'ants (all wool) at. . . 6-50
Pants (all wool) at. . . 7-60
Vests (all wool) at... 1-60
Vests (all wool) at. .. 2-60
Vests (all wool) at . . . 8 -60
Vests (all wool) at. . . 4-26
Vests (all wool) at.. . 6 00
Boys' Overcoats at.. 6-00
Boys 'Overcoats at.. C-so
Bojs' Overcoats at.. 760
Boys' Overcoats at.. 10-00
Boys' Overcoats at.. 13-50
Boys' Undercoats at. 6-00
Boys' Undercoats at. (-00
Boys' Undercoats at. 8f0
Boys' Undercoats at.10-00
Boys' Jackets at..... 2 -co
Cost Elsewhere..... 13-00
Cost Elsewhere. . .
3- 50
4- 50
6-50
8-50
4-50
6-60
Boys' Jackets at
8-60
Cost Elsewhere. . . .
Cost Elsowhere. . . .
Cost Elsewhere....
Cost Elsewhere. . . .
Boys' Jackets at.
Boys' Pants at . .
4-00
, 2 80
, 8 -50
Boys' Pants at . .
Boys' Pants at . .
4-00
Cost Elsewhere..
Boys' Pants at 6-00 Cost Elsewhere 7-00
For the accommodation of tho public we will keep
open every evening until if o'clock, and Saturdays
uutll 10 o'clock.
WANa.MAK.EIt L BROWN, .
WANAMAKElt & BROWN,
OAK HALL,
OAK II ALL,
8. E. CORNER SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS,
B. E C'OKNfiK SIXTH AND MARKET STHE15TS.
iflARKKIKM.
ETTINGER TALLY. On luesday mornlug, the 11th
instant, at the residence of the bride's paronu, by the
Kev. Thomas A. Gill, Air. JAMK8 KTT1.NUKK to Miss
LIZZIK TALLY, both of Gennantown.
HOPPER BOWKKS.-On March 4, 18, by Rnv. J.
Dickernon, Mr. EDM UNO O. HOPPKK to Uiaa M.
AONKS BOWEltS, daughter of William bowers, all of
this oity.
iie:i.
BOG G 8. On the 13th instant, Mrs. SARAH, wife of
William Hoggs, and daughter of Hugh Dully, in the 28th
yr ot her age.
Her relatives and friends are Invited to attend the fune
ral, from the reaidenoe of her bushand, No. 1417 Uauover
sireet, on Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
KTEVKN. On the 12tn instant, of typhoid pneumonia.
HKNUV1, STK VKN, in the 8ith year of his age.
The relatives and friends of tne family, 1 to the mem
bers of Kising htar Lodge, No. I2ti, A.Y.M.;Amity
Ixxlge. No. IILi l. O. of O. ; Typographical Union. No. a;
I'hiliidelphia Typographical Society ; and Lant Man Bro
turrhood, are invited to attend the funeral, from bis late
residence. No. lOVA Wharton street, on buuday afternoon
at l)t o'clock.
WAlKKlt-On the lttb instant, LIZZIE, daughter of
William U. and Sarah Walker, and granddaughter of
Joehua and Elizabeth Thorp, aged lo years 8 months and
7 a.
The relatives and friends of the family are Invited to at
tend her funeral, from tne parents' reaidenoe, Richmond
street and Allegheny avenue, on Hatuiday.the 15th instant,
at la o'clock, lutenuent at Gedar H ill Cemetery.
MOURNING DRY QOOD9.
"I? N O L I B II BOMBAZINES-
-a J Just received, one oase Blaok English Boabaainea,
aU qualities, from $1 60 to Mill per yard.
HfcbbON a tioN-MOIJKMNIi DRY GOODS,
-No. H18 OUE8MUT BTKEKT. lit gtSp
1
ESSON & BON WILL OPF.N TO-DAY
1 case Black and Purola Fianrad Da Lainea. tio.
1 ese Black and White do. do. if'-io.
1 case Monk and Iead Plid do. jfcio. 1
8 caws (iray aud Blank Olilntr.rW, 12 V.o.
MOUKN1NU UKY tJOODii HOU8K,
Ke.WeOUIiSMU'tBXBKIi.T. 1 11 Stop
INBURANOk.
INSURANCE COMPANY
OP
NORTH AMK II I OA.
JAiaUAXUT 1, 1870.
Incorporated 1784. Charter Perpetual.
Capital,$500.000. Asset8,$2,783,530-93
Eecciptof Fremlun), U69 t,991,S3; 45
intertst irora investmihts, 1SG9 1U,6D 74
LOSSCB IftUI, 1SC 1,U3B,8!W
STATEMENT OF THE ASSETS.
MORTGAGES.
$760, 150 All of which are Drst inurtgagns
on City Froperty ITCO.450-00
LOAN BONDS.
301,100 United (states Government Loaus 841.743-00
161,000 Pennsylvania State Loan 108.7W 00
60,otK) State of New Jorey Sixes 60,000-00
10,000 Hate of Deluware Sixes B.ooo-oo
200,000 I'hiladelphia City Loans 197,Ta 00
81,000 Cincinnati City Bonds iH.omin
25,000 Cleveland City Bonds 23,760 00
wnnamsport city sixes 8,460-00
40,000 jsorth Fennsylvanla Railroad
Company's Bonds; 1364 34,200-00
4,coo jNortn I'ennsyivanl Seven Per
Cent Coupon Bonds 4,005 00
81,000 Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany s Bonds, First Mortgago . . 30,070-00
iu,uw ueiawarc naiiroad Company's
MortgagoLian 8,800 00
ov,wo i.enign valley Railroad. Com-
pany's Mortgage Bonds 46,000-00
u,tiuu i-nuauuipnia and Reading Rail
road Company's Seven Per
Cent. Conpon Bonds 41,400-00
id,wo western rcnnsyivania Railroad
Company's First Mortjrnire
Bonds 12,000 0
41,000 Lehigh Coal and Navigation
Company's Loans 31,400-00
,wv weiaware ana ltoritan Canal and
Camden and Amboy Railroad
and Transpottation Company.. 36, 700 00
cnesapeaKe and Delaware Canal
Company's Consolidated Mort
gage Locn, 1886 85,010-00
xu.ww Bcnuyikiii wavigation company's
Consolidated Mortgage Loan... - 10,800-00
io,vw ieiaware Division Canal Com
pany s Loan la.oso-oo
Bundry Stocks and Loans. 6,048-60
STOCKS.
215 Shares Philadelphia, Gorman
town and Norrlstown Railroad
Company. 16,05000
239 Shares Philadelphia, Wilmlng
ton and Baltimore Rullroad
Company 12,433-03
iu onares x-niiatieipnia Bant 15,600-00
228 Shares Chesapeake and Dela
ware Canal Company 9,120-60
100 Shares North Pennsylvania Rail
road Company.. 8,000-00
MISCELLANEOUS.
Cash In Bank and Ollice, cur
rency 155,030 39
" " gold, $76,906-00
Premium thereon. ie,88l-:
92,285-3$
Loans on Collateral Security 82,658-00
Notes Receivable, mostly Marino
Premium 321,944-37
Accrued Interest 20,356-63
Premiums in course of trunstnlj-
8lon 85,197-90
Unacttled Marine Premiums 100,900-ST
Real Estate, Office of Company,
Philadelphia 30,000-00
Total Assets, January 1, 1870 $7,7830 96
All I II I fC J. i'OFFM,
PRE8LDKNT.
CHARLES TLATT, Vice-President.
MATTI1IAS MARIS, Secretary.
C. H. RgBVES, Assistant Secretary. 1 18 wfm 8trp
TIIE PENNSYLVANIA iriRElNErJFLiNCE
-- nnvp 1 lev
In conformity with an act of Assembly of April 8.
1842, this Company publish the following list of their
Asset:
Mortgagee, being all First Mortgages in the
city or Philadelphia ami am-m
Bills Receivable , , m ig
Philadelphia Oity Sizes 97il35'40
Philadelphia Olty Fives 4-75
Pennsylvania State Loan . gsloocoo
Pittsburg Bevena 16,0(HT00
Pittsburg Sixes KKimm
Cincinnati Sixes. 10 uuo nn
Schuylkill Navigation Company Loan 19,04441
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company Loan... 81,670-00
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Company
" S.ftw-nn
Delaware Division Canal Loan 17,616'IH)
United States loan, six per cent., IB81 20,000'00
United States Loan, five-twenties, lBtiT 66.0O0D0
Pennsylvania Railroad Loan lD.iWJ-uO
Camden and Ambey Company Loan M.tKfitf
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Loan Si.tf.U'OO
North Pennsylvania Ruilroad Loan 37.KU-40
Barrisburg, Portsmouth, etc, Railroad
loan u.xim-nu
Lebigh Valley Railroad Company Loan 2H'riu
F.lmira and Williomsport Railroad Loan 82,362-fjU
Philadelphia,Wilmington and Baltimore Rail
road Company Stock, 000 shares !H,967'38
Philadelphia Rank, 231 shores 24.&WS6
Western Bank, 220 shares 11,000 00
Girard Bank, 125 ahares H.HOO'OO
Franklin Fire Inxurance Company, 30 shares.. . 2,ot)7'73
Manuyuuk Gaa Company, 20 shares
Real KsUte 30,00 00
t-"0 4,l3!i0tf
tl,03i,2H0-42
If lt WILLIAM O. OROWELL, BecretaryT"
HAT8 AND OAP8.
fr? WARBURTON8 IMPROVED VENTI-
VjslaUdandeasrntting Dress I Lata (patented), in a
the improved fashions ot theeeaaon. OUJUilaUT Street
next rlnor to tb Vat. Olhoav 11 In n -
WANTS.
WANTED VULCAN OIL AND MINING
" and GOVKRNMKNT STOCK, at No. I4fl 8.
FJiURlVH Street In aUao'oUiok. 1 12 wfiullt"
THE UNDERSIGNED IIAVING REUN
quished the Heating of Building by Bteata ot
Water, it will be continued by
WILLIAM U.WI8TAR,
lately superintending that department of their bust
neaa, whom they reooiumwid to t lieir friends.
hoy. ID, ltXM. MOKKia. TAfiKKR A OO.
VISTAR ft DOULTON.
No. 227 SPUTII FIFTH BTKEKT,
BEATING BY
BTEAM OH HOT WATER.
, PLANS OF PIPE CUT TO OllDEH.
LAUNDRIES AND CULINARY APPARATUS
. - . riTl'KD UP. 1022lm5p
FINANCIAL.
FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND.
Seven Tcr Cent. Gold Bonds
OF Till
Frefjericksbuig and Gordongvillj Rail
road Company of Virginia,
IrSnrIpnl nul In.crot Pnynhlr
iu Coin. I'm oi l nit el Ntate
Uoirrnineat Tat,
Those Bond are secured by a Hntt and only H.nUm
madd to
Tlie 1'nrnter.' Lnnu :ind TriiMt
C'uiMnny ol Xow Work, luTrus.
ices lor llic llomllioltlerw.
The Mortgage envota therntire road. Right of Way
Franchises, Helling Stock, lOiuipmenta, Lands and Pro
perty, real and ptrscnul, now belonging or which m y
hereafter belong to the Company. A KINKtNU FUNO
Is also provided, which will roduoetha principal of the
debt TWO THIRDS of the entire amount in ofai.r of
the maturity of the lhmdt.
The Road is 63 miles long, connecting Frederlckxburg
via Orange Court Home, with Charlottesville, wiioh is
the point of junction of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
road to the Ohio rivor, and the extension of the Orange
aod Alexandria Railroad to Lynchburg. It forms the
shortest connecting link in the system' of roads loading to
the entire South, Southwest and West to the Paciflo
Ocean. It passes through a riob section of the Shonan
doah Valley, the looal traffio of which alone will support
the Road, and it tn't command an abundant share of
through trade from the fast of ita being a
SHORT CUT TO TIDE WATER ON THE POTO
MAC AT T11E FARTI1 EST INLAND POINT
WD ERE DEEP WATER FOR IIEAVY
SHIPPING CAN BE FOUND ON
THE WHOLE LENGTH OF
THE ATLANTIC COAST.
From Charlottesville to Tidewater by tins route the
distance la 40 miles les than via Alexandria; 65 mile leu
than via Richmond and West Point ; 124 miles tew than
via Norfolk.
A limited amount of those bond are offered at M V. and
interest from November 4, in currency.
From an examination in person, and aleo by competent
counsel, of all the papera and dncttmeuls relating to this
loan, we are enublod to pronounce them entirely correct
and satisfactory; we have al'o bad the work an l property
of the company exuinined by onr own ugmits, whose re
ports agree with those mado by the officers of tho com
pnny, and we therefore recommend these bonds, the issue
of which is limited to $16,W0 por mile of complete and
equipped rond, AS A FIRST CLASS SKCURMY IS
HVF.RY PA RTICULA Ft, and na a moat desirable invest
ment, giving a large increase of income over iuv -slra n'.s
in any descrip ion of Government bonds.
TA.V. UK tV CO., llniikoiM,
No. 41 WALL Street, New Y.. k.
Pumpblets, mars, and information furnished.
Govcrnmont bonds and other marketable sneuritie will
bo converted without cominlnhlou to parties investing in
these bonds, and tho bigheft market prico allowed for
gold and other coupons in exchange.
JAH I I. WOli ti, IlunUer,
1 10 No 25 South THIRD .f treel.
A IN It 1 1 11 O II K
OP
JAY COOKE & CO.,
r"o. na tiud li i . ixinci st.t
PHILADELPHIA.
Dealers in Government Securities
Old B-20s Wanted In Exchange for New. .
A Liberal Difference allowed.
Compound Interest Notes Wanted.
Interest Allowed on Deposits.
COLLECTIONS MA JE. STOCKS bought and add
on Commission.
Special business accommodations reaerreri tar
ladies.
We will receive applications for Policies of Life
Insurance In tho National Lire Insurance Company
of the United States. Full Information given at onr
o'llce. in i nm
J3 n i: x i; i. & cTo.,
No. 34 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
American and ITovoljjn
BANKERS,
ISSUE DRAFTS AND CIRCULAR T.RTTRBSi nv
CREDIT available on presentation In any part of
Europe.
Travellers can make all their financial tmnn.
menu through ns, and we will collect their Interest
and dividends without charge.
Drixkl, Wikthkop & Co
Dhkiil, HaRJK3 ic Co.,
Paris, 31
New York.
L L I O X X At
BANKERS, ,
No. 109 SOUTH THIRD ST11EET,
DEALERS IN ALL GOVERNMENT HKnTTRT.
TIES, GOLD BILLS, ETC.
DRAW BILLS OF EXCHANGE AND IS8TJB
COMMERCIAL LETTERS OF URKDIT Citi thi
LNION BANK OF LONDON.
1S8LE TRAVELLERS' LETTERS OF CREDIT
ON LONDON AND PARIS, available throughout
Europe.
Will collect all Coupons and Interest frennf charcro
lor parties making their financial arrangements
wun us. 4jc
QLllKUIUVU, DAT IS Sc CO.,
No. 48 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
GLENDiNNING, DAVIS & AMORY,
Ko. 17 WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
Raving and selling Stocks, Bonds, and Gold on
CoinmLiEion a Specialty.
Philadelphia house connected by telcgraphlo with
the Stock Boards and Gold Room of New York. Is 1
0. C. WHARTON SMITH & CO.,
RANKERS AND BROKERS,
No. 121 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
Successors te Smitb, Randolph A Co.
Kvery branch ef the business will have prompt attention
as litre tof ore, . , , ' .
Quotatioxa of Stocks, Governmtuta, and Gold - eon-
atanily received front Kew York by-;r't'r wtiv, from onr
frlendi., Edmund D. Randolph 4 Co. . . , - u
JA OAKY U, 1B70.
FINANCIAL.
COUPONS
er
Union Pacific Railroad Co.,
Central Pacific Railroad Co.,
U. S. 5-20s and 1881s,
DUE JANUARY 1. 1870. BOUGHT.
f
GOLD BOUGHT.
DE HAVEN & DR0.,
DEALHIJS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
GOLD, ETC.,
Ho. 40 South THIRD Street,
e m
PHILADELPHIA.
JOHN 8. RUSHTON & CO.,
No. 60 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
JANUARY COUPONS WANTED.
CITY W AK11 ANT8
IP 8m BOUGHT AUD SOLD.
pm 8. PETERSON & CO..
Stock and Exchange Broken,
KO. 39 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
Members of the New York and Philadelphia
and Gold Boards.
' stocks, bonds, Etc, bought and sold on oon
miiialon only at either city l scj
C 1 T Y WARRANTS
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
C. T. YERKES, Jr., & CO.
VO. 20 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
TO
American Sunday-School Union's
PERIODICALS,
Rev. Richard Nbwton, D. D , Emtob.
THE SUNDiY-"sCH00L "WORLD.
for &nnri!tv.Sf.tinn1 TVantinra Hll,la Pinna.. -nA.AnM
and all interested In the religious training oi the
winner.
The volume for 16T0 will contain a nir oonrse of
i"i viiiiuri-ii, uy llio uauor, on "MATUKIC a
WONDERS," and a new serins of Lissons on the
It will also, during the year, contain JSdttorlal
It Is pubiiKhcd monthly, io pages quarto, at the
riFTT CENTS PBB AX N Cat,
THE CHILD'S WORLD,
a iwaotlfully illustrated paper for children and
youth, published twice a month, at the low rate of
4 cents a copy, per annum, when ten copies or
more are sent to one address; and it can be had
monthly, completo as thus Issued, at one Imif th
above rates. Postage, in all cases, payable at the
ollice where received.
This paper also will contain letters to the children
.mm uw ouiwr wniie auroua.
ajrCaHUogues of the Society's publications, and
sample cot lea of fta periodical, furnished gratui
tously, on application at the Depository of the .
AMERICAN SUNDAY-SCHOOL UNION.
1123 Cnesnut Street, Philadelphia.
12 81fmwlm
ALL THE NEW BOOKS
For sal. at Wholmi.L Prim by
POKTKR A OOATKS,
Panlisbsrs aad Bookaellnrs,
.. No. Saj OHKaNUl" HTKKRT.
Marble Building, adjoining tns OontinoaLiX
Our New and Kleftant
AltT GALLKR7
la now open with th fiorat collect ion ef PAINTINGS.
OHUOMOS and KNGH AVINU8 in tbe .it. 3mwf.n,
C1URTIS' LIFE OF WEBSTER.
t FIRST VOLUMK RKADY POR DKL1VKBY VQ
SUBbORIBKRS OWLY. xnriv. iu
. . GKOROR OKBRIR,
IS-18 lmrp No. 7S0 SANHOM Straet
COAL.
PKHCXVAI. E. JBKU. HBWSOM NBAFIK.
Ii:UtlVAL 12. IIELL, CO.,
DKALRRS lit
Lehigh and Schuylkill Coal,
DEPOT: No. 1326 North NINTH Street.
I It West Side, below Master.
Rraach Offloa, No. 407 RICHMOND Street.
H. TACGART,
COAL DEALER.
GOAL OP THE BEST QUALITY, PREPARED EX
PRKSHLY FOR FAMILY UHK.
1208, 1210 and 1212 WASHINGTON AV.,
18 1 8m Between Twelfth and Thirteenth stmts.
COALl (JOALI I'OALI
The place to buy is at
AllTt II KI.I.'H COAL DEPOT,
Corner of NINTH and (ilKARO Avenue.
I1KST QUAU1Y WHITS ABU.
Kits and Store (7 per ton.
1 -Hi He Nut tf "
Kaale Vein Nut 6'W "
DoUrered to an part of the oily. 12 S3 3m
pUKE LEHIGH ASM SCIIUYLKILJ
FAMILY, FACTORY, AND BITUMINOUS COALS.
Large (lock always on hand.
Southeast corner TU1RTF.KNTH and WILLOWStroeta
IS IMm W. W. A O. I). HA INKS.
1 f i: 1 1 i: 11 Ac NTRGU T
IV No. 14IH N. KIU1ITH BTKRKT,
AUK hKl.LINU OOAL I.OWI-.lt
THAN AMY YARD IN THE CITY,
K)H OAHH. 18 811m
lEEAT REDUCTION IN COAL.
Hj!
Dleudid BtoTe tin
Nut, per ton tj
niuiiiaM iiniNKV.
1 5 lin S. W. cor- NINTH ana (ilRAUl) Ame.
JOHN BLACK,
BLAdKHMITH,
No. 1-i FK'PTKK Laue,
Kaatnf Tnird street, above A roll street,
Returns bis Omuls f r bis twiner patronage and d wires
a cuultuuanoe o( tU saiue, 1 1 1 Jt
5
DRY QOOD8.
1870.
SPECIAL DISPLAY OF MUSLINS
AND
JT-inoti Goods
For Hoospkeepera to make np forth 8pris and tlammet
All the leading Make at Low Prioe.
A Iso, rontlanatloa of oar oloarin sV of
SHAWLS,
SILKS,
DRE3S OOODSI,
OASSIMERES AND CLOTn8,
We take stoi k on the Brat of Pebrwary. a.4 U tbw ia
terim bargains positlrelj tuaj bs expeoted.
JOSEPH II. THOnrJLEY'8
t riitrnllr located ICnlabllahment
N.E. Cor. of Eighth and Spring Garden,
10 la PHILADELPHIA.
M 1 LUKEN'S
LINEN STORES.
OLD STORE.
Ko. 028 ARCH STREET.
NEW STORE,
Mo. 1123 CHE8NUT Street.
SEW DKP ARTW ENT W K D CLOTniNO,
BEST BLANKETS, fresh from the mllla.
MAR8EILLK8 BED QUILT8.
HONEYCOMB QUILTS, all sir.es.
ALLENDALE AND LANCABTKR QTJILT8.
LINEN GREETINGS, all widths.
COTTON SHEETINGS, all widths.
PILLOW CASINOS.
We bid for a large trade In BED CLOTHINQ, by
selling reliable goods at the lowest prtcea. 8 SI mwf
TR8. R. DILLON, NO. 323 AND 331 80UTH
, street, has a large assortment of fine Millinery
for Ladies aud ftliaaos, Kihboni, Katina, Hilks, Velreta
Ddw X? Craiws, Feathers, Mowers, Framaa.
5V"r Kbbona. Ornaments, Aloornin AUUinan, Crap.
VeilB, eto. lii
y Ei'HYB.8 AND GERMANTOWN V06lsT
J Btockinn Yarns of all kinds; Tidjr, Oroohet, aoxt
U A 3a
FOR SALE.
rr o
R 8 A
sp ' a a , w n mm y
ON AOOOMMODATINQ TKOMS,
THE LEASE AND PERMANENT FIX
TURES OF THE FLOUR STORE,
No. 1S30 MARKET STREET.
Apply on the premises to
J. EDWARD ADDIOK
g?! HANDSOME NEW DWELLING, WEST
jauj, Rpruos Street, No. 11U7, four-story (Freaoh roef)
woll built, for owner's
This is just the kind of a residence many want, beiaf
roomy and not extra large.
Term will be made accommodating to purchaser.
.... JOHN VVANAMiKKIt,
UU SIXTH and MAKK.1CT,
. . i
TO RENT.
TO LET THE STORE PROPERTY N(S
723 Ohesnut street, twenty fire feet front, o.s huj
dred and forty fire feet deep to Bennett street. Baa,
buildings five atoriea high. Possession May 1, 1879. AI
dress
13 10t(
THOMAS 8. FLETCHER,
Delanoo, N. J.
m TO LEASE LARGE WAREHOUSE ON
JLLJuuution Railroad, on HWANBON Street, aoitabl
lor Pnouucaor KonwAHfiNrt Uoi'KK
a8 8wj App'y Ho. 7M SWA WSOW Street
S FOR RENT. A MODERATE-SIZED
1 Dwellins House, with all mnlnrn
immumreei,anov uerKs. Anplyto r. W.OAUwAL
LAUKK.M l..No IS68N. KI.K.VfcNTU SUoctoI. O.
PRlt;K,No.M N. BKVKNTH Street. IS os
MTO LET STORE AND DWELLING.No!
1218 KIWR Avenue. All modern convenience.
. . y ta I. O. PRICK. Ko. MjLBE VKN I'll Bt. lgrit
SILVER WARE, ETO.
SOLID SILVER WARE.
USEIUL AND VALUABLE
PRESENTS
TO WIFE, FAMILY, OR FRIEND3,
WM. WILSON & SON'S
OWN MAKE.
Old Stand, Cor. Fifth and Cherry Sts.,
HUUmrp PHILADELPHIA. -
Also, A rJo. 1 riatcd Ware.
SHIPPER'S GUIDE.
IMrOIlTANTTO SHIPPERS..
ALL 1JAII. l'KGlUUT I.IiHK
RKTWEKN
Fhiladeplhia and the West, Via, Balti
more and Ohio Route.
ippers are respectfully notified that arrangement.
hav. boon perfected between the Philadelphia, Wdinl.c
ton and Baltimore and Bsltlmor. and Ubio RailrMds by
which freiRht toand from the West, Northweatand Sootk
weat will be transported, ALL RalL.
' No ebaoRO of cars between Philadelphia and Columbia.
Cincinnati, Inflianapolis, CblosKO, or bt. Louis.
Special attention will be given to the prompt aad rapid
transportation of first, and second oluas goods.
Bate, furciabed and Through Bills Lading give, at th
Office, f
Wo. 11 South FIFTH Ktrcet.
Fr.i(ht received daily until t o'olook P. M., at the
Depot of the Philadelphia, WUiulugtua and Ualtimora.
Railitiad Company,
Cor. Washington Av. and Swanson St.
JOHN 8. WILStJI.
. flen. Th. Frt. AgU P. W. U. K. B. Wu.
JAMKS C. WILSON.
Agent Baltimore sad Ohio R. R. Oo.
N. B. On and al'ti MUNDAV, January Iu, thrates to.
all point, via Haiti) ore and Ouio rout, will ba the aae
via Ciiuul to Balliunre aa bj the Rail lin. 1mm
JJODCEIta AND W0STENII0LM.B POCKKT
K.NIVK8, Pearl and Btit- Handles, of. beautiful finish,
RODGKRB" and WA1K A BUTCHER'S RAZORS, and
the celebrated LliOGLTRK RAZOa BOlSHORa of tk.
finest quality. ,
Rsaoia, Knives, Si iasor. ar.d Table 0,itler Grmind aad
Polii.hedatP.MAPfc.lHAfl.No, Ui8. TENTH Btrart.
balow (Jhuaout,