THE DAILY EVENING TELEGItAFII PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1870.
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Iirt'.r,lno tVi VlnnnM ' tTommltt W
rd ha1 iitirlp.r rnrmlderallon the Water Lou
bill, and the committee agreed to report M ord -dance
An.ttiortr-.ng lean of one million ol d'H
h wotnr worKS. 1 ue
ohwl bill wis tinder dlscaadloa alao, Dot Wito-
ent completing the detail and Hem the com
mittee adjourned. ' .. ., , , '
V ..r,ui mm Inst tee from this city.
named ufilwple, charged with the robbery of a
iewelry store on Kldpe avenue aome time ap;o,
was apprehended at Weil Chester yesterday and
bronrbt to the city last evening by Detective
F.hAneser Cobb, and locked on at the Central
Station to await a bearing, ills accomplice,
named William A. Cooper, was tried and con-
icted a low week ilnce. '
From the 1st to the 15th of the present
month, there were lreued at the Inspector'
ofilco, 67 permit for the erection of buildings of
various kinds, generally dwellings, shops, and
stable. The only largo bnlldlng of the number
U a. faetorv to fa unon Twenty -second street.
south of Race, 40 by 122 feet. Twenty-three
dwellings have been commenced on Sixth and
Canal street", for which permits have not been
obtained. Tne mild weather thus far in the
month has induced builders to begin alteration
earlier than usual. ,
The installation of Rev. Jaruei R. Miller a
TMinr nf tha Hpthnnv Presbvterlan Church.
Twenty-fecond and Bhlppen street, took place
last evening, in the presence of a large audience.
Rev, E. R. Beadle, 1. D., presided. After the
. invocation the congregation united in singing a
" hymn of nrawe. The Scripture were then read
, by Kov. Mr. Fame, ot the Jfteihoaist unnrcn.
' Another hymn wti then nng. The installation
wrmon was treaclied bv Kev. John Hall, D. D.,
of New York, and the charge to the people was
Riven by Rev. 8. T. Lowry, after which a prayer
wu nfTnred ud and the benediction pronounced
by the pastor, Rev. Mr. Miller. The Sunday
schools attached to this church number about
1000 children, and are In cliaree of Mr. John
Wnnnmaker.
The Board of Guardian of the Poor met
yesterday. The census of the Almshouse for the
week ending Saturday, January 15, 18.0, wa
reported by the agent at 3750; same time last
ear. 3840: decrense. 96; admitted within the
"" last two week. 880; births, 6: deaths, 21; dis
charged, 100; eloped, 20; number! of persons
granted lodgings, 070; total number of males in
' the house, 2008; total number o! females in the
home. 1742. The steward reported the
house receipts at 9564-6'J, and. the out-door
agent made known the fact that f 1004-50 had
' been collected for support cases. Tbe repert of
the 'Board of Visitor presented ' showed that
16.410 persons received out-door relief. Of this
number 8013 were American: 4309 were foreign
ers; 9005 were children. . The report of the mat
ron of the Children's Asylum wa presented and
read. It showed that during the year there
were 827 children admitted to this department;
150 were discharged; 46 indentured; 71 died,
'and 4 eloped. There are remaining 112 boys
and 44 girls. -
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Domestic Afl&Ira. '
The Erie strike is spreading.
Gold closed yesterday at 12I.
The revolution in Mexico is rapidly spread
ing.
The Internal revenue receipts yesterday
amounted to 84H,304.
'' A convention of letter-carriers I now being
held in Washington. . '
Secretary Seward is on his way home from
Mexico, lie has arrived in Havana.
Juarez, the President of Mexico, with his
family, is about to take a trip to Europe.
At Elkhart, Indiana, yesterday, Edward
. ? Russell, being incited by jealousy, shot and
killed William A. Williams.
In Chicago, on Sunday night the thennome
'.. , ter indicated 42 degrees; yesterday the mercury
' ' was down to zero. . 1
The thirteen Spanish gunboat which- left
'New York recontly have.with the Isabella Catto
llca, put into Charleston for coal and supplies.
11. Bucher Swope was yesterday nominated
1 by tbe President a United States District At
torney tor the Western District of Pennsylvania,
A tow- boat ran into a pier at Wheeling, W.
. Va., on Sunday evening, and Bank, her. boiler
first exploding and setting her on fire. - One
woman was killed.
'" Lafayette Souare or Scott Simare are selected
by the commission as the most suitable sites for
the proposed new buildings for the State Depart
ment In Washington. i I '
' The Senate Virginia bill was yesterday laid
on the table by a vote of 25 to 23. The House
bill was then taken up, read a second time, and
discussed, but not finally acted upon. , t
A tornado tore down numerous building a
Cave City station, ivy., yesterday morning,
Seven or eight persons were instantly killed and
about eighteen more or jess inj urea. .
' General Terry has been memorialized by the
Georgia Legislature to submit the facts taken
before tbe military commission to inquire into
the eligibility of members to the Supreme Court
of that State. ., i r ., , ...... ..-.
i A terrific thunder storm, accompanied by
hail and a furious wind, passed over St. Louis on
Sunday night, doing considerable damage. At
two theatres, whore religious service were being
held, the congregations were panic struck and
many persons were bruised in getting out. Sub
sequently a hard frost eet in. - .
A Virginia farmer has discovered a plan to
make his tobacco yellow, hi practice being, it
is said, "to build at the barn an Immense log
fire, as if preparing to kill bog; to heat rock
red hot, and scatter them all over the floor of the
barn; then with backet to throw water all over
the heated rock, thereby raising a perfect fog
ol (team in the house." . .
Jame Annan, an eccentric old 'unmarried
citizen of Bristol, Vt., ha receutly lost by fire
his house and library, on which he spent all the
money he could spare; and now, deprived of
tbe prized companionship ol his books, he is
searching for a cave in the mountain where he
can live, disdaining to become a charge on the
town. - r
" In the House of Representatives, after the
clone or our report, nr.- Lawrence onereu a
resolution giving the hall of the House for the
delivery of an address on the principles of ; tho
, National Labor i Union, the member of ' the
House to be present, and moved the previous
question. me uouse reiusea to second tne pre
vlous question, and the resolution went over,
' On motion of Mr. Beck, the Commissioner of
Internal Revenue wa asked for information as
" to tbe Increase or decrease In the manufacture
of distilled spirits other than high wines during
- the present season. Mr. Orth offered a rcaolu
1 ' tion, which was adopted, declaring against
Increasing the salaries of public In
. . cers. . Mr. llolman. of Indiana,' offered J
a resolution . looking to the withdrawal
.. .1 .1 1 V..v anil ...1 1 W,, .1
legal-tenders, to be used in liquid ding the public
debt, also diiapproviDi the luxury purchases
or. five-twenties at a premium, etc. The previous
quenlon was moved, but not seconded, the yea
being 89, and the nays 76, so the resolution went
over. k resolution of ., Mr. Cox, making eight
hours a flay s labor for working men in (lovern-
raent employ, was referred. ; Mr. McNeoly
offered a resolution looking to tho substitution
of greenbacks for natlouul bank currency, but,
uie nouse yens on, nays 113 ret used jo sus
pend the rules for its ooimdcrutkuu. Mr. Judd's
bill to apportion heprcKcoratlvcH la tha Forty-
second Congress was considered. After' some
rurthar business, the House adjourned. .
- Vorenm AITalra. i i a .
Necotlatlons between tbe Pnisnlaii noiti n.
inent and the Chinese Einhafwy were eoncluded
yesteraay. . ..
Yeetorday tbe debate on Roehcfort'" arralen-
meol wag opened in tne Corns Lctrlolutif. oni-
ler refused to abaudon the proseeutlou, although
advised to by the Left Centre, and demanded a
Tote, lnUinatinK that otherwise the Ministry
would re.lcn. Rochefort in speaklui; wai at
usu.il violent, and wa frequontly interrupted.
Eventually his arraiinent waa agreed upon by
a Tote of 20 to S4. Public excitement was ery
tron, and several dernonstratlont were made
lu lavor of liochefort on tho result becoming
known.
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-TIES I.rE ASP KTAIT.
riiat" l ir. Ur V . If last.
The following is the memorial to Congress
signed by gentlemen interested in the mer
chant marine, to which allusion ha heretofore
been made:
To the Senate and House of IteprHmtative
of tho UnitedJstate of America in Congress
Bssembled: ,
The undersigned, citizen of New York
and vicinity, being deeply interested in the
commercial rronnenty of the country, and
believing that any change which may lower
the standard of discipline in the navy moat
necessarily and injuriously react upon tbe
merchant service; believing, aIbo, that any
eonalitv of rank with the csDtain of a vessel.
or any independence of his conl rol, on the
part of any other person whatever on board
the ship, Is subversive of discipline, and the
fruitful source of disorder and disaster; and
understanding that the "staff officers of the
navy (viz., the surgeons, paymasters, and en,
gineers) are endeavoring to obtain for them
selves such rights and privileges as seem cal
culated to prove detrimental to proper disci
pline, and that they are enlisting the sym
pathy and assistance of their professional
brethren throughout the country; wo, there
fore, deem it incumbent on us, in behalf of
the safety and prosperity of our national
commerce, to request, mout respectfully, that
your honorable body will exercise the greatest
caution in the introduction of principles into
maritime service which we apprehend may be
franght with so ranch danger to the public
welfare.
Dec. 22. To George W. BlnnL Esa..
New York Sir: The above memorial, signed.
under date of November 15, 18(j, by your
self and 53 other distinguished and inflaen-
tiarcitizens or jew xork, has been presented
to the Congress of the United States. Your
signature, and that of the other gentlemen
associated with yon, must have been given
under great misapprehension of the facts,
which are that, in every plan and scheme of
staff rank which we have ever presented, the
superior rank and authority of commanding
officers have been carefully protected, as
essential to that discipline which is as much
desired by staff officers as by the other half
of the navy tacts well known to every officer
in the service, and to the Naval Committees
of Congress. ...
We make this correction in the confidence
that yon will deem it proper either to with
draw your name from the memorial, or to in
form ns on whose authority yon have made
tbe statements contained in it, which are so
injurious to as, and to which you have, under
obvious misapprehension, given the sanction
of your honorable name. We are, very re
spectfully, your obedient servants,
Surgeon Ueo. Clyster,
And other Staff Officers of the Navy.
New Yoke, Jan. 12. Gentlemen: I have
received your circular, with the memorial
addressed to Congress, in relation to the bill
before that body as to the rank of the staff
of the navy, in whioh yon ask me to withdraw
my name, or give tip that of the author of the
document. Denying your right to make such
a demand upon me as an infringement of my
liberty of free action, I will say that I took a
part in getting it up on information from one
oi the officers or the navy oi the highest per
sonal and professional standing; that I be
lieved in the necessity or the memorial then
and do now. Had any doubt existed in my
mind as to the propriety of my action, it
would have been dispelled on the receipt of
yonr memorial, as in my view the sentiments
of insubordination conveyed in the demand
made on the signers of the memorial shows
the necessity of great caution on the part of
Congress in legislating on this subject. Re
spectfully yonrs, . .' George W. Blunt.
burgeon Ueorge Clymer and others, U. S. N.
Washington, D. C, Jan. 15. Sir: In an
swer to your note of the 12th inst.. acknow
ledging the receipt of a cironlar, dated the
22d nit., signed by myself and many other
staff jffieers of the navy, I have to remind
yon that our f ixcular was a eply to a memo
rial to Congress, hostile to the interests of the
Naval Staff Corps, bearing the names of yonr
self and . other influential citizens of New
York, and containing serious errors of state
ment in relation to us. ;
Presuming these erroneous statements to
have been made under misapprehension, we
referred, in disproof of them, to the records
Of all the plans of rank ever proposed by the
starx onicers, as Known throughout the ser
vice, and to the committees of Congress, be '
lore wnom tne pians naa Deen laid.
' In making these references, we Supposed
that we were doing a kindness for those who
bad been led into error, by giving them the
information wiucn wonia enable them to cor
rect and acknowledge it.
' In this light the circular appears to have
been regarded by all from whom we have re
ceived replies, except yourself; and you char
acterize our correction oi your errors as in
subordinate. ....'
The circular was courteous, and could have
been in no sense insubordinate, as we owed
you no submission.
The fact that you avow yourself as partially
the author of the Memorial, and decline to
name any better informed authority for its
misstatements, does not alter its nature; and
we are willing to leave you with the responsi
Diiity you nave assumea. - --
, . .It is due to our cause, and to truth, that
we publish your discourteous notea with this
reply, in connection with the correction we
nave already made of the misstatements for
which yop assume the responsibility.
Respectfully, George Clymeb, I
. . . . Burgeon U. S. Navy,
for mmsett ana lor sues, or tua associate as
he has had the opportunity to consult.
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MOVEMENTS OCEAN STEAMSHIP!.
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, .ondo....NBW York Jan.
, .IJrmool...Nfrw York. Tt Hal.. Jan.
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1'alabrla ........ J, tronwol.. ...New York...
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FOR EUROPR.
Idaho
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.Now York. .(.Liverpool....
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New York....Ltverpool.
.New Y oik. . London....
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Liverpool .
Wmmt Now Vork.
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Cltrol Antwerp. New York. ...Liverpool
futiQliivluir luiuirii'rin wivi
Jnnlata I'lii)ada...New Orleans Jan. SO
Promethent,. .. .1 hilada . . . Xaarlneton .Jan. SO
Eale New York.. ..Havana. Jan. SHI
Alaaka New York.... Anpinwall Jan. 91
Pioneer Phllada...'Wilmlnrton Jan. SI
Geo. CromweU. .New York. .-Now O.rleana Jan. 21
United Btatea.. .New York.. ..New Orleans ....Jan. 2J
Merrimack New York.. ..Rio Janeiro. Jan. S3
Mailt am forwarded bravery etearoer in the retrular linen.
The eteamen for or from Liverpool oall at Qneenstown, ex
cept the Canadian linn, whioh oall ai Londonderry. The
teamen for or from toe Continent oall at Southampton.
OLKARKD YE8TP.RDAT.
Steamer F. Franklin, Pieman, Baltimore, A. Orovee, Jr.
Bohr Ueu. Conner, Uonaina, lmerara, K. A. Bunder A Co.
ARRITFO TKSTltRDAT.
Bohr H. Rimaiona. Godfrey. 6 dart from Boston, with
mdae. to Alerahon A Olond.
MEMORANDA.
BblD Philadelphia. Flank, tailed from Bremerhaven 28th
ult. tor Sbielda.
Bteamahln Promethena. Orav. went to eaa from Oharlee-
ton 14tb inat. for Pbiladelnhia. with 417 baloa cotton. 70
baleayarn, abirtinca, and domeetioa, nalea waata, X)
Darrein naval atorea, 41 tea. rice, lu amply barrau, u Of km
clay, and anndriea.
Blaamabip Whirlwind, Sherman, (or Philadelphia, Bailed
from Providence Utb Inat.
Bteamer Kattleanaka, for fblladelpua, sailed from new
London 14th inat.
Barqoe Frank Levett, Oann, aailad from Halvoat 80th
alt. for Philadelphia via Bronweraharen.
Barque Tbomaa Uallatt, Jobaaon, from Larnayra via
Porto Oftbello IS daj, in ballaat, at New ork yestarday.
Bria lwia Clark. Kartlett. from Alatanzaa via Delaware
JSreakwatar, at New York 16th lost.
Dchr H. w. nuddeii, Ai alloy, (or rniiaueipnia, oiearea
at (ialveeton 7th inat.
Bchr Nellie Doa. Richardson, from Bangor for Philadel
phia, sailed from Newport P. M. 14th inat.
Bobr John MoShaas, for Philadelphia, aailad from Alex-:
andria 16th inat.
Bobr John Btookham, Price, cleared at Baltimore lSth
inat. for New Haven.
Hobr David v. Htreaaer, vanguaer, rroin unariaaton, at
Wilmington, N. C, 14th inat.
Bchr K. A. Hooper, Champion, hence, at Savannah 13th
Inatant.
BcbrO. 8. Repplier, Miller, olearedat Richmond 15th
lost, for Norfolk.
Bchr Jeaae S. Clark, for Philadelphia, cleared at Savan
nah IStb inat., with 350 tona railroad iron.
Bobr Edward Lameyer, from New Oaatle, Del., for No
buryport, returned to Holmea' Hula P. M. 13th inat.
WOTIOB TO MARINKRS.
A new lantern haa been nlaced in the Liffhtbonae at
Moalauk. Lona- Island, of nearly doable tha brilliancy of
tbe former one. , .
IN8QRANOE.
-HE PROVIDENT
LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA,
No. Ill South FOURTH Street.
JD WDlunailJ wivu h avk "i abwiiiui ui ApriA mt Anw.
thie Company publith the following hat of their aaaets and
t,. A Y.I.. a. A M a , cw.
Btitteraent ol Duaineaa lor tne paat year :
CAPITAL.
Amnnnt anthorirad. fully Da 11 in ...
. .aino.noo'oo
ConiioRont fnnd (auiplua earned). .
66.U&1 8H
..Ji06,m5
Actual capital.
ASSETS.
Bcmlaand Mortfrae:ee.
fj74,nr3-50
4,1(K) 0U
la.iHdtKi
6K,77(lO
M.tfTt-OO
i5.hUfl U. O. 6 per cent. Donua, isni
. . ... i A c ait iuM I
oo. uu . uu VVi 'J 111 DUU U.
(1,W0 do. do. do. lHo4mandn.
H,M) ik do i do. " . lwi m and n.
P.NP0 do. do. do. " lHtio I and I.
41,'JWI do. ' do. - do. " lHti7 and 1868
1 fit do. 6 per cent. do. 10-40
' 2.61-j State of Pennsylvania six per cent.
bonds
, 9,600 City of PhiladolpUia alx per cent.
bonds
10,000 PenUFylvania Railroad aix per cent.
bonds
10,000 Philadelphia and Erie Railroad seven '
per cent, bonds
10,000 North Pennsylvania Railroad six per
cent, bonds .
13,000 Elmira and Williamsport. Railroad
seven per cent, bonds
'I0,t00 Camden and Ambuy Railroad aix per
cent, bonds
7,500 Lehigh Coal and Navigation Com- .
pant aix per cent, bonds
300 fcalom County, N. J., aix per cent.'.
bends.
9,000 Elmira and Williamsport fire per cent.
bonds.
3,000 AlleRbooy County, Pa., five per oent,
bonds , '
6,000 Junction Railroad air , i .eent.
bonds '
S2fl shares Central Nations I Bank
lOOaburee Farmera' and Meotonica' XVa-.'.
tii nal Bank
80 abarea National Bank of the Re
public ISO sliares IhiKh Valley Railroad '
AO abarea Fidelity Bafe Denoait Co
44,347-00
1,76a (HI
2,630-00
9,60400
" 9,800-00
8,00000
8,800-00
11,700 00
9,276-M
6,262-00
310 -00
1,200-00
; a,28ooo
a.ROO-00
,. 2,2i0 O0
11,700-00
a.ooo-no
7,!50-00
8.75il-00
7,(l60tJ
w6tcro
107.146 31
Sundry Becuritiee held in Troat..
Ixwns on Collateral Beourity. '
Premium Notea aectued by Lien on Policies., ,
Oaah oa hand
Othoa tiiturea.... .
5,lS.'f74
a.ooo va
$1,U917M
i 'aah In handa of A cants. .
.t2.0f-47
I - -8,582'00
Del erred rrenuuiua
.. 77,4o bU
, '' $10o,84-57 '
BUSINESS OF THE COMPANY FOB lttoU i
nirnioiPTS in lsia. ...
Premiums Received $311,4.13-63
Interest oa Promt urn r una ana Annuity
i- uno 1S5,UOO KJ
884,468 66
89,633-00
' $4'J4,IH)'M
H,906U8
$43,033-68
Cash In Hands of Affenta and Deferred Pre-
rulums
Interest on Other Investments
EXPENDITURES IK 1869.
Agents' OommlssAona. ,
Ruinaurunoe
Kxpenaes, printing, advertising, office rent,
salaries. .
V
84.7t6
Loaaea. nuniberina fourteen.
Amount paid annuitants
l.tam
iijo,uoeo6
$3,m626'0u
WO Policies iaaued In 180D, Insuring.. . . .
3578 Outstanding 13ino. 81, I860, insuring..
$7,637,650110
'.8 Annuities. .1!...'
Total nu nber of deaths from the origin of the
' Company, (1
Amount owing to depositori. ..... . .. ..........
Amount owiig to Trust fundi. ...
$13,770-08
$94,000-00
$3W,37296
' $75,.1-Ei
' SAMITEIi K. SHIPLEY, Prealdent. -
WM. 0. LONG8TUKTH, Vlce-PrealdenU .
ROWLAND I51iT.ActHary;j H6l
WANTS. . '.
esc esq im. vn
IV
) TilB WORKINU CLASH. We are now pre-'
ttM.Aul lit furnikii all claasea with eomttant aunploy
liiA, uIm.Im at tha lime or for tht soars
niouieuU. Uniuaa new, Unlit, and profitable. Persons
of either sex easily earn from 60c. to $& per evening, and a
propuilional sum- by devoting tbeir whole time to the
liuuiiers. ISoja and air a earn nearly as inui-h as men.
1'l.ut. nil wba kiih tliia notice may send thnlr ad Jresa, and
11 .tha lminAuia. we in.ke tli ul uiiD.M'allulmi olferi To
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a vt mu DumDwi uiu unuuit una..
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Pauling BeUing, bail Iwme, ete.
Ma. lot OUUkCli MfwM (Oily btvre
1 i ' " INaUHftNOEl t . . . I rr t sr.rv J. I IP.
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Franllin Fire fcuraicg fcpj
VT PHILAPKLPKIJU
Office, 435 Mid 437 CUXSUTJT Bt,
Assets Jan. I f '69f $2,677f372" 1 3
afl A TBTfft aV T
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AAA auiaWaA
AiVKVED 8UJDLFLUS.
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TJTfEETTTTTD CLAXklS,
INCOlrlK TOH 186.
i3,7bO-l,
300,00V.
Losses paid since 18Z9.6T6r$55Q010Qa
Pan4iial and Temporary Polkrtea eat TJharaJ Tama
Tbe irnirKny aim lavnna Polloloa on RnU aaiiaildicga
of all
kUMUaU
Uronad Kaata. and Mortacaa
11 DIRBOTOrU.
Alfred O. Baker, , Allre4 Prtl
Bamnel ftrant, I Thnnua 8 parka, ' '
(wtkc W. Kioharda, I 'W illiam B. (Vraai,
Iaaae Lea, I Tbomaa g. Kllla,
Ueorge elea, ' . ' Oottavns 8. Beaeeav
ALFRFTD Q. MAKER, Preaidena,
OKOKUB FALKa, Vtoa riaaldanfc
JAB. W. MoAIXIJSTKK, rK,r,tary7
TUK01KRK M. K KG Eli, Asatatant Daeietary. 1 1
J N B
Penn
U K K AT
tl TBM
HiituaJ Life
n O M E,
Insurance
COMPANY.
NO. m CHE8NXJT STREET, PBILADELTIIIA.
.ASSETS, 3,000,000.
CnAHTBRKD BY OUR OWN 8TATX.
HANAUED BY OUR OWN CITIZEN
LO88E8 PROMPTXY PAID.
OIJCIE8 ISSUED ON TARIOUS FIJtNS.
Appilcatlona may be made at the Home Offloe, and
at the Ageoclei throughout the Bute. S 181
JAMES TRAOFAIH .PRK8ID HUT
AMUEI. K. STOKBS .VlCK-PKKIDENt
J4IIIN W. HOKNOR .A. V. P. and ACTUARY
HOKATIO H. STEPHENS JgEOBBTABl
A S B U XL Y
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
ISo. SOS IIKOAITAYr. corner ol
EleTentli Street, I'er York.
OASU CAPITAL. 150.000
1116,080 deposited with the State of New York as security
iur uuuui uinucm,
LKUUFL BANGS, President. .,
GEORGE ELI.IOTT, V Ice-President and Seoretaa.
EMORY McOLLNTOCK, Actuary.
A. K. M. PURDY, M. I)., Uedioal Kxaminar. -
PBnanFXPlTLa IlKrEBXNCKB.
Thomas T. Tar ksr, i John M.Maria, '. i J. B. Llppinoott,
unariee npencer, i w iiiiam iitido, tiamea long,
John A. Wrifht, 18. Morris Wain, IJamea Hunter.
Artbnr O. (Jofiih, 'John B. MoCreary. K. U. Worne.
OrxaniEed April. 1W8. 876 Polioiea ismed first air.
months ; over SX)U in the twelve months following.
A 11 lorms of Policies issued on most favorable terma.
Hpecial advantaffee offered to Clerrrmen.
A few good agenU wanted in city or country. Apply
JAMKt
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Ornce. No. Sirj WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
BAMUKL POWERS, Special Aent . 4 16)
STRICT LY MUTUAL.
Prevident Life and Trust Co.
OP PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICE, N. Ill 8. FOURTH STREET.
Ortranlced to promote LIFE INSURANCE amoner
nienibera of the Society of Friends.
uooci rwKS oi any class accepted. 1
Policies Issued on approved plans, at tne lowest
raws.
President, SAMUEL R, SHIPLEY, -Vice-President,
WILLIAM C. LONG8THBTH,
Actuary, ROWLAND PARKY.
The advantages offered by tula CiomDanv are nn.
excelled. nit
OFFICE OF THE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NORTH AMKRIO.A. No. ienl WALNUT tttrm
PhiUdelphia. n
uioorporatea uvt. unarter rerpetoal.
Capital. $500,000.
Aaeeta.. ..... ...... .. ...... ...... .j ...... .... .. .$9J8O)0B
OVER $30,000,000 LOBRF8 PAIS BINOB ITS OKQAfl.
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. Charles Taylor,
Ambrose White,
William Welsh,
B. Morris Wain, -
Edward H. Trotta.
Edward S. Clarke,
T. Charlton Henry, I
Alfred 1. Jeaaup. , i
John P. White,
Louis O. Madeira,
Char lea W. Ouahmaa
,j onn mi aouii, i
. iuwm L. Harrison. 1
ARTHUR ft COFFIN. President. I '
OHARLE8 PLATT. Vloe-Preaidani, !
HATTBTAR Mabib, beoretary.
Ciias. U. Rmcvks, Asst. Secretary. l" ' ' 11)
P AME INSURANCE COMPANY.
wo. aw uunsnux etreet. 1
INCORPORATED lg56. CHARTER PERPETUAL.
. - " CAPITAL, aUWMWO. - , .
- . . F1BE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY..
Inaorea acalnst Loea or Damage by Fir either by Par-
' petual or Temporary Polioiea, 1
DIRluiTURHt " , ,
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'earoav
'William H. Rhawn, John Kessler, Jr ! .
wiuiam oi. Deyiera, ' r awara n. vrue, .. ;
Henry Lewis, ' Charles Stokes,
Nathan Uilli-s, I John W. Kvejsnaa, '
George A. West, ' Mordecai Bozby. i
, CUARLK8 RIOHARDrJON, President.
WILLIAM H. RHAWN, Vioa-Preaident.
WnxUM L BijaKCBABD, Beoretary. 7 gag
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PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSURANCE
UOMi-AW If.
Inocrporated I8SI0 Charter PerpetnaL I
Jin. S10 WAL1
Street,
. opposite Independence Bnomre,
y known to tha community for
s to insure acainat loea or aasa.
1 bis uompany, iavorao.
ny fava
over forty years, continues I
see by fire on Publio or Private Bulldiii,
lamJeithAw Mr
niinilv or for a. limited time. Alao on lllrnitnra. KlAnkAi
of Goods, and Merchandise f eneraily, an liberal terma.
Their uupiiai, toeuier wiui a taxce nnrpius r ana, is
Invmted In the most careful manner, whioh aoablea them
to otter t tii lnaaxad an onOoabtad euorlty fa tha aaaa
1
Daniel Bmlth, Jr., I . John Devereni,
I-
: Alexander nenaon. . 1 . juouw duuvq, , 1
Iaaae LUzlehnrst, I Henry Lewis, I
' TUoinaa Robins. I J. GiUinghaia Fall.
, nanlel Haddock. Jr. '
UAN1KL SMITH. Ja., Praaidrat,
WM. O. CROWEXL, Beoretary. ttuj
THE ENTERPRISE INSURANCE CO. OF
PHILADF.LPHIA. !
Office 8. W. comer of FOURTH and WALNTJT Street.
r Itvli. inui .nanuD, nAuLunivaiii,
tWWPKTUAL AND TKRat POLICIES lSSITEri.
OASU Capital (paid np in full). vUO.OOO Oe
Coah Aaaele, Jan. J, INTO H3vt l,3(i3'13
VlHilVTUHH,
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, . J. Livinicaton Erring ar,
Itiames tj. uiaffuorn,
.i.hn M Alwood. ' I W'm. U. Houlton.
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John 1L Brown, a JJsme. M-Aertaen. j
-- r. niilvill1 v'll iai, tTjaaiucuaj. .
THOMAS H. MONTGOMERY, Vice-President.
ALEX. W. WISTKR, Necrelary. . i
JACOB E. Pfc 1 MKbON, AasiaUnt Secretary to
rMrElUALi , FIliE insuilance 60.
- i ,:.. '-'LONDON. '.
i KHTABUSI1EO 1803. : , '!
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8,000,000 'IN ' GOILX
PEE YOST ec UZRiLUiU, Aeentt,
tii No. 10T a TIUJtD Street, PWladSlpnla,
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FURNITURE.
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omen for tROoraiiio - -
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pTt1T.AT.KT.PmA,
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THAN ANT OTQSB SELIABL
AGENCY. .
Bend lor pamphle on Patents.
lthBtn, CHARLS8 H. JtVANB.
STATE BIGHTS FOR 8ALE.--8TA'n
Riobt. of a valuable Invention Inst patented, and fo
tha HL1C1NU. CUTTING, and ClilPPING of dried bee!
eabb.ee, etc., are hereby offered for aala. It la an artioU
of ra4 value to piopnetora 01 hole la and restanranta.
and it should be Introduced Into every family. STATUE
RIGHTS for sale. Model can be seea as T&LKGRAPH
OFF1CK, UOOPJUi'li rVUSl.n.J.
twtf AIUNDY A HOFFMAN.
DRUOS. PAINT8, FTP.
R
OBEBT SHOEMAKER b OO.
21. Corner FOURTH andllACE Sti
F&ILADSLPHIA.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
Importer! and Xannlactarerf ol
White Lead and Colored Paints, Putty
Varnishes, ttv t
AQKNTS FOB TBS CELEBRATED ' .
'RENOH ZIMO PAINT
Dealers
for cash.
and oonsnnera supplied at lowest prioei
uti
DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST,
' AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN '
FAINTS, OILS. GLASS. AND
PATENT MEDICINES,
Nos. 1301 and 1303 MARKET St
. ill 21 thetutfas
- ENGINES, MAOMINERY, ETO.
r-. PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
1 L. nitu , nrn mat., una ui,m & r . .
a. J5Vili. rJiAUn,n, nuAa, naac in m L&VI
fettl-JrPKACTICAL AND TUKORKTIOAK.
fZtiij3t RNGINKK.K8, MACHINISTS. BOILEt
11110, LLACKSM 11118, and FOUXDER8, having
lor many years oeen in snccewioi operauon, ana oeen ex.
olusively enirued in buildina and reoairina Marina and
Kiver KnRinea, hlRh and low pressure. Iron Boilers, Water
Tanka, Propellera, ato. eta., respectfully offer their ser
vices to the onhlio as being fully prepared to contract far
neines of all sizes. AI arine. River, and Htationarv : havins
aets of patterna of different sizes, are prepared to exeouto
oraere witu qnloE deeps ton. nvery aoacripuon of patlern-
maain(( mane ai tne anortest notice, iiikd ana LAW pr
euro fine luouiar ana ciunaer souera of tne best Pnnn.
aylvania Charcoal Iron. Forgingaof allaisesand kinda.
Iron and Brans Castings of all descriptions. Koll Turning
Berew Cutting, and all other work oouneoted with the
above bnsiness.
Drawings and specification, for all work dona at tha
stablishinent free of charge, and work guaranteed.
Tha subscribers bare amole wharf dock-room for mnalia
of boats, whore they can he in perfect aaiety, and are pro
viuea wiui lueara, ukajaa, emum, ajiat. icv inaaing naavy
. : JACOB O. ITWAFIBL
.lllUM P llfVV
tig BICAOH and PALMER Bt'reeta.
C OUTHWARK FOUNDRT, FIFTH AND
a WASxlLNUlvi1 oireeta, , , ,. . 1
, 1 PHiiBBLrm.
-''- MERRICK A SONSL ' '
. - KNGINLKKS AND MACHINISTS.
mannfactnre High and Low Pressnre Steam Engines
ior jniiu, nira. uhu mttriiio oerviue. . 1
, Boilers, Oaaonietera, Tanks, Iron Boats, eta, i
CaatiuKB of all kinds, either Iron or Brans, !
" Iron Kwune Koori for Qua Work, WorLahops, and
Railroad Btatlona. etc
Retorts and Oaa Machinery of tne latest and moot
lninrTjvea oomnxncuoB. ....
-Every description of Plantation Machinery, also.
Sugar, Saw, and Grlat Mills, Vaonom Pans, Oil
Steam lTalna, Defecators, loiters, Pumping Xo
srlnes. eto.
bole Agents for N, BUleazn Bnfrnr Bofllngr Aprs.
ratus. Neamyth's Patent fiteam Hammer, and Audio.
wall A WoolHej's Patent Centrifugal tiugar Drain
ing mac inn ea. - nut
QIRARD ,TUDE , WORKS.
. r ' JOHN H. MUKJeUY A BliOS. I
Vtaaffecturera f W'rwngbt Ira f1, Kim.
ruiLA Uttia-tiLa. tA. ;
1 ., . WORKU, ' ' " !
nTKNTY-TJlLRD autd JJLLBERT 8u-ta.
oftiow, . " (it '
. 49 Tlwrtll FIFTH Rtrwat.1
NEW PUBI-IOATION8. i
PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAOE.
A New Oonrea of Lecturee, as delivered at the Mew
York Museum of Anatomy, am bracing tha subjects :
11 nm ii I jva. and What to Live fori Youth. Maturity, and
Old Am: Manhood Generally Reviewed I Tha Cause ol
Indigestion : Flatulence and Nervoua Diseasss Aooounted
For: Marriage Philosophically Considered, ato. ato.
PAwikak vnluuiaa oontaininAT tbeea Leutnrea will be for.
warded, post paid, on receipt of IK cents, by addressing W ,
A. LEABY. Ja.. S. E.. tviuiw AJUl'iU a4. WALNIJf
streets. 1'bilaoelpnia. . , , im
M
R U 1 C K.1 .& ; 8-0,N S
! BOUTHWARK yOUMDRY, I
li(a'a30WASniNQTOH AVENUE, PlUladelplua, ;
.," WIIXIAM WRIQIIT'8 PATENT VARlAULB
. . .. rrrrr nn otitau uvnv . I -
: , VWI-VA'V BAAUW 4A.lIA.a
1 Regulated by the Governor. ; . s o . 2 .
MERRICK'S SAFETY HOISTING UA CHINK, '
" Pauailed Jimii, 1663. ",l J " '' 7 j
. - DAVID JOY'B t- -- i -i
- PATENT VALVLLK.su fiTlUlt UAMilBH
i a n. M. WESTON'S . t-
PATENT HF.LP-CKNTKU1NU, HKl.r-UAIN;mO
CKNTHIFl'tiAL HUGAR-DraALNLNli M1HIN15.
' - .1 I . ' I 'AK If - - T . ; ; I ,
, . .. UYDKO BXTRACTOlL
For cotton or Woolen Mauulantrircrn, -1 10 mwC
.VAUirAlllF.bU-K. WILuAjC B, MaWMCS.
.... ,. : t J .ti,,iJ1I1 u a..
1 IX IS MJE If nKEtCII OU f
Grand Dal 3Xasriiio,
IHI'MSDAY, JTanvnry 0,
. AOAOmUT OF MTJJIO. 1 ; -
Tbe prle i mrimn Ictlona. adm'.ltlnii a antlaAnae
one lany, will be a. , - -. .-T -w -
jien-itimai iadina' tic.aiw. each fi
keaer.sdiit in the blimn)Mt, at fyt awnreeaeH,
an be aeenred at C. W. A-1 rnnu,l.r- u .tM H iJ
Clusnnt .treat, ernnmenntn,; Moiu, January S,
Hpentators' 1 ir.kpts for r'amil, Olrol., hi acnteeaeli.
i.a hh nisisi geRuemen, se weu aa membera, of the So.
elely, will rc.ve sul.fciii.tiona y- f"?
vi'j uh si. nixavMnn, oorner nnn and Clhevreatav
L IJhhkxrt, eomxrof Fourth and HMeeteweta.
M. K. MtX-HI.K. "r-liblic llaar'rofria.
(.ropor F. lHKNKreT, No, VmCheaant street.
I r 4 W Ai.nrH, Ro. hr-riotstreet. 1 C
Pew. (.tsrd, ContineMftl Hotxl. , 1
V. W. A. 'I Bi'MfKra, Ho. IU6 Uhutnnt atreei.
Ru BAnn T. Si UMJIit, nmsm store, No. iu Aroh atreei.
. U. A. rlcnWARTX, Ifo. KHM jh.snnt street. - .
fnaD k naiTK, put lis walnut aiveet..
oi ibTih sht, So. 2U1 N. tSecood .ct. '. 1 '
Lni-ta Mivfr's music store. No. 1(13 Chnsnnt street.
et-riArrrn A Kokadi, fourth and Wood streets. .
1 n 11 1,1 te in id an , . . .
I A TT R A K E E.N E'8
J CHTITIrTTJT BTRFHT THKATRR. ReginaaiA
1 he gifted ynnng Prima Itonna and favnrite,
AND COMIC KNiil.lhH Of'KKA COMPAlfY.
INTWONKW 1MKCKH TO.NKllir . . ,
Offenbach's Opnrxlta, firt time,
TllR Vlil ma IiiiaNa nir a rinnT .
and screaming operetta, first time here, "'
IRKKIIIliK I-lYM. ' - )
FKIDAT MKS. PVNrS OAI.TON H BK.JJF.KIT
OfTenhaeh'a"LITTI.K IHTtlH IvHH "
BUAW UALTOW M ATIWKK, bATUKUAY AT 1
A MERICAN ACADEMY OF MU8Ifl
XX. - . LAST HIGHT OK THR HHAROW.
LAST NIGHT OK THK KKASON, r
THIH (Tueeiai) BVKNINI. Jan. 18, ,
OHANI) AI,A rPRKORMAMJU. ' ' ' '
f A.RWULi. APl'lCAUAHCK
or .. .
afftnis T.A vj a lonf.v vvr rnnn
PRKVIOC8 TO I1KH OEPAKTUHK rOK AlJROPB.
iriirtc, v. I., r r. ulAH i . 1 .
IN THRKK DIFKRRKNT MPRRAB
? intact of TRAVIATA, . ,
-ihiniact or fauot.
Third act of HOMniVRm i
MISS C.L. KELLOGG AS VIOLKTTA.MARUilKRlTA,
W
ALNUT STREET THEATRE, N. E. COR.
A in in ana w a L.W VT IstrrvrvBwwina t k to 8
A l AM 1 A WnfJ'lllJ ATV v uiu. sinn. in. i
TBE YOUNG YOLIJNTRKRH VlO'l'DRmrm '
Fourteenth Night nf the biirbly normwfnl r
HUMARI'lV MIUiAKY OKAMA, .'
In four aota, by Watte Phillipa, Asq., entitled .
WUI OCILIY.
THK YOUTTO VOLUNTEER CORPS and it
BJIOK'B PHILADELPHIA BAKU. No. I
Are specially enRsgnd.
THE ilfc-LU Or . B ATTLK DURING A FIR ROB
EM.1 MiKMK.lf.
SATURDAY, "NOT GUILTY" MaTINER,
MRS. JOHN DREWS ARCH STREET
THKATRR. Begina ?" to 8
PKCOND WKKK-LITTLK EM'LY. J
THK BUCCKSS F THK RKAKON. -KVKRY
NIGHT THIli WKKK, '
With new Scenery. .
Great Rffecfa and Pin Past, '
Ilallldsy's Dickens Drama, .. .
LITTLE KM'LY. '
MARTHA.. ......MRS. JOHN DUE'.
Aided by the full Company
MONDAY NF.XT JOHN BROUGHAM.
FOX'8 AMERICAN THK ATR
OPUN THR YKAR ROUND. KVKRY KVKNING.-
KT1KRIUAN AND MAI'K. Mr. Rollin Howard.
THK GR AT Gr MNAST. Frank A. Uihlum.. Kft It..
Rrent, Wise Adah Richmond, Mr. Larry 'Pooler, Mr. 8am
Devpre, Mr. Tbon as WinncM, N ATHALIK, THK MILK
M All) OFHWITZKRLAND, Klad'lleDe Moaa, Liipo,te
aiannoeon wa l UKIiAH AHKKWOUN tl 1 o'ok.k
NEW ELEVENTH STREET OFEB ,
HOUBE, FLGVRNTH Btreet, abova ChaanuL
THK FAMILY RKROKT.
CARNCROH8 A DIXBY'B MINSTRKTJL
tha great btar Tmnne of the world, in their anaonaU
MiiuiriAn BU1KH.HH,
BEAUTIFUL BALLADH. Minna. , ,
OPERATIC 6KLKOTION8. and "
. LAUGHABLE BUBXESQuEli
EVEBY KVKNINO. W
J. I CA.RNUR068, Manager.
R. F. BIMPBOW. Treaenrer. SlToni.
DUPREZ A BENEDICT'S OPERA nOU&B,
SKVFNTH Bt below Arch (Late Theatre Corniqoejt
n,u,a ..,-,,.,., hit,,,, i-r 'r . r.,.....r.......
lau ATiuimo, A-. u r Avr.j m lAiLijLXAlA 'n)
l.reat Ulgantio M instrels, . ...
"Introdnee, First Time-M AN LI FK BOAT. -First
Time-M F.DK. A; OR, RISTORI RIC8TORKD.
First Time SPORTS OF THE ARENA.. .
Admission, Mo. Parqnat, 76e. Gallery, ino. ' HTM
VALER'8 (LATE MILLER'S) W INT El
OARDFN, Nos. 71. 7M, 724, and 726 VINE Btreet.
THR GRAND OrlOHKRTRlON. formerly tha proper!
of the GRAND BUKK OF BADKN, pnrcbaaed at grJ
expense by JACOB VALKR.of thia cii y, In eomhinaue
with FLAMER'H OBCHF.KTR A and Misa NF.LLB
iiip.irtwn, wiu psrtorm kvjlhv AJTlExUIOOfl am
tVKNINO at the above-mentioned place. . ,
A A .... I ' ' . .n.
A umin.lw. aaw.- ....... a AobA
TEMPLE OF WONDERS, ASSEMBLY BTJILC ,
ING8. BIGNOR BLITZ
EVERY EVENING, at and MATINKR on WKD-
RfbUAY and BATURDAYatS.
Admlsaton.2icta. Reserved Seats, M ata. ! . 110
SENTZ AND HASSLER'S 1 MATINEES
MUSICAL FUND HAM. lHUft-TO .11T11 1
DAY AFTKRNOON at 9 o'clock. ' 11
WATOHE8, JEWELRY, ETO.'
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f DIAMOND DEALERS fe JEWELESS.")
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jgaChestngt St., PM
Ladies' and. GentsV Watcliea
AMERICAN AND IMPORTED,''
Of tha most celebrated makers.' ' :"
FINE VEST CHAINS AND LEONTINEJ
In II and 18 karat,
DIAMOND and other Jewelry of tha latest designs.
Engagement and Wedding Rings, in lAkarat anal oei
Solid 6ilvar-War lor Bridal Present, flaxtla 34Ala
riatea ware, eto. . . , - mi
ESTABLISHED 1828.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, . .
CLOCKS 8ILVIKWARS, and
- ; ' FANCY GOOD
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HO. N. SIXTH BTRSST. FHILADKI.PHIAJ
RICH J B W C L R Y
JOHN BIIENNAN
... DIAMOND DEALER AND JKWELIaKH,
TRO. IS SOUTH EiaHTH STKEET,
' 8 1 mwl mn " ' ! PHILADELPHIA.
WILLIAM B. WARNH- . A :jCO
Wholesale Dealers in ,
' WATCHES AUD JatWKLTlT. T
I rrA HHVhlNTU and CUKMNlfr rHraaal
S Ml Beoond floor, and late) oi No. 86 8. H UIAD Bt,
CURTAINS AND SHADES.,
Bas Tesnoiea tts Curtain Business wltu his Sons at
J ! No. 723 CIIESNUT 8T11EET. f
' Two doors above hla oid Stiatl.
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CURTAIN DE(X)RATION8, ol tha newest fahdef
ELEGANT GILT and K08BWOOD CORIIt?K8.
TASSJILS, FKINGE8, WINDOW oHADfi?', LACI
CURTAINS, from tho plaluest to tlie juost aiauorat
and expensive. . ... i . -;. "i
, RAILROAD. SUPPi-lESs
W. H. CAKBYL & SONS
, No. 723 CHESNUT pTllEET.
: 11 Jfl 31 Aoort aboTe our 01d Stand
D" KrinXTNE CAN CURB "cUTANEOt
Kroaliona, Marks oa the Skin, Ulcere in Uie throi
,-,,Qtha4 e, sore lege and sore, of every eonoelvaa"
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