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Prom Our Oir n Corrtrxndrnt,
New York, Jim. 21, 1870.
I'rinp; Arlhnr.
Yon will nntlclpato lhfit ' the flrnt words T
have to Bay to you to-day will lo with respect to
Frinco Arthur, who by the time thin letter
reaches yon w411 probably be in the apartment
engaged ft hltn at the Brevoort Houro. I can
lnjaRlno what a nmh has been made thither for
rooms; I can appreciate the blind fatuity with
which rooms In that neighborhood, to let with
or without board, have been snapped up by
those In quest of accommodations. lie Is not
the Trlnce of Wales, Indeed, but he is a chip off
the tame block; his complexion shows tho same
latent tints of roost beef and blttor beer which
arc capablo of being detected In the countenance
of his lrtuous and Irreproachable brother. As far
as eyes and hands ro. a prince ought to have the
manual plurality of Brlnrcu, and tho visual
amplification of Arfrns, compressed in Intensity
In the single pair which nature has seen fit to
endow him with; for In this country particularly.'
he has a hundredfold harder work to undergo
than he would have "at Vine." Has it never
been your tnlofortuno to meet a person who has
"met" a prlnco ?" Do you remember the
pertinacity with which his royal holiness was
dragged into every species of narrative and mado
to figure as a rich background against which
the speaker egotistically wreathed himself?
And then think what a digestion a prince one
who deserves the name, at least Is required
to have! Not only one good digestion,
but several, I should imagine, would
be required to wait upon hi appetite. Think
of tho endless twenrof state dinners that must
be sat down to, and the enoraiom quantity of
janccs that must be dancod with partners
whom, etiquette aside, you detest, or would were
you a prince. Think of the fat mayoresses yon
would bu obliged to embrace, the stupid ambas
sadresses that you must porforce be civil to. I
destiny like' this is the kind of divinity that doth
hedgo a king and consequently a prince it Is
an arbitrary tyrant'that one can never feci much
liking or respoet for. The "pesky" etiquette
that haunts royalty is a sort of Imperial Fran
kenstein, and will sooner or later bo tho doath
of the rash creator who ovoked It. ' - .
To come to facts, however, the present stay of
the Prince here will be very short, - To-morrow
he goes to Washington, where he remains until
the latter part of next week. Then he returns
here, when Gotham proposes to show him what
It can do in the" way of balls and banquets.
... But, after all, what is there new that Society
can purvey for this youthful Solomon?
There Is one thing. It can furnish him with
the new pleasure of being let alone.
It can refuse to spread Itself upon the latest
style in cards, and treat a stripling who happens
to be related to the heir to the British throno
with the polite immunity to come and go that it
shows to a distinguished but untitled stranger.
It can refuse to believe that there is any in
herent archangelhocd in royalty; it can desist
from rivalry for the paltry distinction of clasping
a royai hand, or being whisked by the whiz of a
princely coat-tall, and learn to do homage to that
natural nobility which Is without titles and be
yond them.
Hualun-bjr Literature.
A magazine for babies has been started in
Boston, and report fbj-s that a similar magazine
Is shortly to put forth i's first number in this
city. . It is to be divided into two departments,
the first for the weaned and the second for the 1
unweaned. Mrs. Wlnslow Is to be proprietress
and edltress-in-chicf, and the happy title of
The Soothing Syrup has been selected. I heard
that the type was to be set by machinery, but I
incline to the belief that it will be set the way
some of its readers will be raised by hand. I
have seen the advance sheets of tho first number
of the. Boston pap-boat. It bears this motto on
its title-page:
"Pattjf-'cake, patty-cake, baker's man,
tics 1 will massy as fassy 1 can,
Hlckey, and piokev. ana marky with T,
And tossy in oven for baby and me."
The New Hotel.
Every wanderer up Broadway, sees .froin a
great distance off the upper stories of the new
hotel, tho Lafarge House, , that adorns that
thoroughfare near BIcecker street. It is indeed
a most imposing structure. Two or three stories
have been added to the original hotel, until it is
now of an average height of eight stories. Who
are going to sleep up in them, I wonder ? They
look fairily ftaU, and though the terms will only
be three dollars per day, the question whether
therivlloge of ' being burnt to cinders at that
inaccessible point Is worth the money, is the
question that inevitably occurs. J think not;
but perhaps my prejudices in favor of self-preservation
arc at fault. ' " "
A Uhoat Stary.
I warn all who read this title that no madman
or murderer turns up to explain all in the lan
, paragraph. Such vulgar materials are not for
me. No. The question was one of how much
damages should be claimed for the plaintiff, Mr.
Sylvester, the proprietor of an entertainment
called the "Enchanted Canopy." Mr. Sylvester
Is an Illusionist who . deals in ghosts, and other
vermin of that description. If these vermin are
trodden upon as they appear to have been In the
case of Messrs. Jarrett & Palmer, against whom
he brings indictment they, of course, turn and
feting, as all well-condueted worms have dono
from time immemorial. It appears that Jarrett
& Palmer made an arrangement with Sylvester
by which he was to receive so much money for
thirty representations of his "Enchanted Canopy,"
to be distributed over a space of three months.
Instead of this he only gave three, and the reason
he only gave three was that he had no "proper
ties" to placo tho illusions on the stage with,
lie alleges that all he engaged to give was per
sonal services and brains such as he had. They
allege that he engaged to give much more,
namely, the "properties," without which the
ghost would not come to time. Sylvester's
counsol argued that he could no more be ex
pected to furnish "properties" than Mr. Fechter
could be expected to carry the scenery of Uuy
Blai and The Duke' Motto along with his ward
robe; and he argued the case so well that Syl
vester was decreed, by verdict, 1300 In gold. "
m An Baba.
IrlUSlCAL. ANI PIIAWATIC. '
Tha Clt AmuKomente.
AT THl Cuksndt Mrs. M. Pjne Ualton will have
A benetlt tills evening, when A Marriaqe by Lan
tern and Th Prima Donna of a A'iiM will be
presented.
There will be a matinea to-morrow.
On Monday the operetta of Th Little Ditch will
. be produced.
At tbi Walnut the military drama of y,t Guilty,
with its peat battle scene, will be performed this
evening.
A matin to-morrow. . '
' At th Arch the drama of UM Em'ly will be
repeated this evening.
At lxjrttn A Bkn edict's Opiba Hocsi a popular
programme or minstrelsy wUl be offered
this evening. t
At thb Ki.vskth Btkbkt Opera Hoes a variety
Of attractions will be presented ror the entertainment
Qt tli public this availing.
Piunok hurt and his son will give an exhibition
THE - DAILY EVENING HiLEQliAPH PHILADELPHIA, ER1DAT,
evenu1 woc1crs M the Assembly Building this
A n stinee to-morrow.' ; i .
TiiaHtcNTr.-HAHHi.BaoncrfRHTRA will perform at
Musical Fuiid UU to-uiorrw afternoon at Xmir
clock. .
crrv iTiiriN.
Von Daw Bet
BitTTKa
AND
'TTKAPKR
CliOTHlNO
OF
Brwwrr A Co.,
THAN
ANTWHKRK KlMP.
matter whnt frtlnrt may bt wtigneH for Hvriflctni
good,, wt will frit Imrrr than tht Imi-rtt.
K,MKMnKR TRK Pi. AH.
No. 6t Mahkrt Htrfwt,
No. 518 Mahkkt Htrfft,
HAI.F.WAT ItKTWKKN FIFTH AMI HTXTti.
HAM-WAf bKTWKEN rVTS AMD SIXTH.
Dok't Tarn. with a Had Ooiuih on Ooli, whpn
remedy m rare, prompt, and thorough as Jatxk's Kv
rECTORANT can be rendUy obtains.1. Hold stoi-) where.
JCWM.BT.-Mr. William W. Oassldy, No. U 8. Second
street, bai the larRMt and moat attractive assortment of
Boa Jawelry and hilrerwara in the city. Pnrohaaera eaa
ralj upon obtaining a roal, pure artiole, furnished at a
price which cannot be equalled. lie alao has a Urns atock
of American Weitero Watches in all varietioa and at all
price. A visit to bis atoro is eare to result in pleasure
and profit.
DRY Fkbt. The moot effectual way of iraardinc one's
health ia to keep the feet dry, and that ean only be done
by the use of India Rubber 0 rshoes, and as the incle
ment season is upon us. w would adrise our readers to
any none bnt the beat quality, which ean only be had at
Good kau's Headquarters, No, 80S Ohesnut street, south
elJe, Philadelphia,
Binder's Family Sewtoo Ma chutes,
Ten dollars cash.
Balance In monthly invtalments.
O. F. Davih, No. 810 Chesnut street.
Robber Ovbrnho and Boots for Men, Women, and
Children, can be had at retail at the very lowest prices.
Uoodyear's manufacture, old stand. No. 80S Ohesnut
street, lower side.
Haixbt, Davis A Oo.'s Grand and Square Piaaoe are
not only perfection in every particular, but they are lower
in prices than before the war. Warerosms, No. ffl Ohes
nut street. , .
Sn.K Twist and Cotton and Linen Threads, at whole
ale prices, at No.'7M Ohesnut street. '
Clothing at gold cost tor currency at Charles Stokes',
No. 834 Cheinu street.
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RKnril.DtKO OUR storb.
lir Rebuilding (hir Store.
IWRtHiUOiing Chtr Store.
tVKebuilding Ottr Store,
- - JTanf to ttll th 8tock.mMi
Want to tell t he Stock.m
Want to Mil the Stock.
Want to tell th Stock.
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99 u'jKI
841)0. at
25 OO.s!
tWAll kind of Gent', Youths', and Boys' Garments
in vroftortion,
VAKAMAKKR Jb MtOWX,
WASAMAKKR fc BROWX,
' OAK II ALL,
. Largest Clothing House,
S. E. corner Sixth and Market itreetv.
nARKiBn.
GAMBLE BRINTZINQHOFVISR. On Thursday
mo; nlnir, Jannarr 20, 187U, at the First Rnfoimed Church,
b V e Rer: Tuoman X. Orr, Mr. HARRY W. UAMBLhf
to Mist KATE BKIHTZINGUOi iKK, both of Fluladel!
pbiav
H A RC CURT FAR R K LL. On tha lgth instant, by the
Re. Herman Uuhrina;, Mr. UHAKLK8 H A KOUUR r. of
London, Kngland, to Miss MARY J. I XRHKLU of Dan
bury.Oono. C ARPKNTKR. On the lWh Instant, VIROIICIA RO
SALIA, daughter of D. L and Virginia ft. Carpenter.
aed 8 years and 1 month and i3 daya.
The relatiTea andtriendsof the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her
grandparents. No. 1645 Park avenue, on Saturday after
noon at II o'clock.
EARP.-On the 20th instant, OHABXKS G. EARP, la
th IKth year of bis axe.
Funeral from his late residence. No. 113 N. Fifteenth
etieet, on Monday, the 24th instant, at 11 o'clock A. M.
loteruent at Laurel Hill.
J AM KB. In Waat Chester, on the 19th instant, of con
sumption, SIBYLLA K., wife of William U James, ia the
a ta year ot her age.
Funeral from the residence of her husband, No. in Weit
Marketatreet, West Cheater, on Selurejay, the S2d instant,
at II o'clock P. M. The relative and friends are invited
to attend, without further notice. ,
BMI1 H. At JurreltoMn, January 18, IS70, THOMAS L.
SMITH, eon of Benjamin Smith, in the iUth year of his
asre. ...
The friends and theae of the family are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his
father, on (Saturday morninc January 23, at 2 o'olock. Car
riage will meet the 8 o'clock train at Fort Washington
Sttion, N. P. P. H. .
TIPPIN.-On the 19th Instant, HARRY BKOKLER,
the sun of Thoiuta and Umma Tippin, aged 3 years 3
months and S weeka.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral, from the roaidanoe of bis grandfather,
lohn Maxwell, at Spring Mill, Whitemarsh township, on
HnniHy at I o'clock. The funeral to prooeed to th barren
liili Cemetery.
TUKNKH. On the morning of the 30th Instant. WIT.
LIK tT ANTON, only son of Dr. Charles P. end Julia M.
l urnerrin ths bth year oi bis age. ,
W ARI. On the morning of the 19th Instant, ANNA
MARtCA, eldest daughter of Margaret and the late John
1 Ward.
The r slat lve and friends an Invited to attend th fune
ral, from tne residence of her tuotuer, No. lot! S. Twen
tieth atreet, on haturdaymosning at (o'clock. ji
MOURNING DRY GOODS.
BE880N & SON, NO. 018 CHESNUT
STRKF.T, RKQKIVKD TO DAY -
CAbKb WHITK GROUND SPKIHG OHINT7.FS.
12.lv CKNTH. '
I CASS BLACK AND WiHTK CHINTZES. L1W
OKNT8,
I CASK BLACK AND ' WHITK DEL AINKB, 39
. CBNT8.
1 CASK BLACK AND PURPLE DELAINES, 3i
(J F. N Tb.
I CAKK BLAfiK ORIRNTAL LUSTBK, & OHNTS.
1 CANK UK08 ;RA1N Hlf.KS, l IHM.
B CASKS LYXNg GkOS UK A IN SILKS, l"7 AMD
1 CASK KNPLISH CRAPB VKILS, La!k0R8T
1 CASK BLACK ALL-WOOL POPLINS, 75 CKNTS.
1 CASK BLACK ALL WOOL TAMI8KS. 87W CKNTS!
1 CASK BLANK CORDHD KDGK BIBUONS, ALL
WIDTHS.
1 CASK BLACK MIXKD WATER PROOF CLOTH8,
tHS AND $f76. in tlio'
QRAPE
ENGI
If .1. IHl
AI.HO.
KNOI.I8H OR A PR VKILS , ! ,
OF KVKKY DUALITY AND SIZK- ir
, MANUKACTURKD. ..-
........ KKHKON A BON. j ,. , ,
MOURNING DKY GOODS HOUSE, " '
N5L yiPUKS WUT STREET. llBttp
WEDDING "AND ENOAQEMENT RIN(Ja
Rsiri-n "a, tf aj4L . QUALITY WAR
BANTED. A full assortment of sires always on haad.
. A Rtt A RROTHKH. Makers,
I MwfmC No. tU OUKUNUT Street, befow Fourth.
DEPARTMENT. NOW IN STORE.
KVK.RY DUALITY OF ..
IMH TRIMM1NM CKAPKS, i
KNULlbll VK1I. (JKAfh.a,
' OOAL.
rranvAi. e. mm. w.ra'mF
fUKCITAL li. IBKL.E, V CO.,
t'KALKHS m
Lehigh ftnd Schuylkill Coal,
DEPOT: No. IMS Norih NINTH Street,
,T v . We,t Ride, bslow Maeter.
1 llracch Offlce, No. HI RICHMOND Street.
W. H- TAG CART.
COAL DEALER.
COAL OF THE BF.8T QUALITY, PREPARED EX
PRFSSLY FOR FAMILY USK.
1208, 1210 and 1212 WA8HINOTON AV.,
J2 18m Bft' Twelffh and Thlrtecntlistreet.
The place to bnyU st
1I1T IIM ISt VOAt. PRPOT.
Corner of NINTH and CI BARD Aveaue.
BEST QUALI1Y WHITE A8IL
Kgg and Stove n 4
Laige Nut A Pr..'00
Kefle Vein Nut a-flo
Delivered to any part of the city.' tg ft gm
JUIIE LEHIGH AM) SCHUTXKILI
TAMILY, FACTORY. AND BITUMINOUS GOALS.
Ierge stock always on band.
Southeast comer TUIRTK.KNTII and WILLOW Streets
. W 18 4m W. W. A G. D, UAINES.
JV No. 141H N. FIOHTH STKKKT,
ARR KKLLING COAL IXWKR
THAN ANY YARD IN THK CITY,
tOK CASH. 13 311m
CI RE AT REDUCTION IN COAL.
Bplendld Stove e
Nut, per toe la
... m . WILLIAM HENRY,'
J j? S. W cor- NINTH anu GIBARD Avenue
FOR BALE.
F O R 8 A L C.
ON AOOOMMODATINO TERMS,
THE LEASE AND PERMANENT FIX
TURES OP THE FLOUR STORE,
No. 183 MARKET MTItUUT,
An f.hal nromliaa 4a
USU4p
J. EDWARD ADDIOKS-
HAND80ME NEW nWGt.MNn witjt
jjl Spruce Street, No. 8107. four-atory (French roof)
i ms is just tne kind of a residence many want, being
roomy end not extra large. '
Term will be made aooommodatlnr to purchaser.
,all JOHN WANAMAKKR,
H BlXTMand MARKfCT
- -" ' . "... iv, i. ii i j rv Alin 1.-1
K.., vinniv iMiKiwvun atjuMi, xiouse repioco witn
WJmi oonvemeaoea. Lot 6 feet front by Site feet dees
to Sansoni street. Apply to
LEWI8 H. RRDNKR,
1 1 No. 731 WALNUT Strek.
TO RENT.
TO LET THE STORE PROPERTY Nl
723 Chesnut street, twenty Ave feet front, one hut
died and forty-five feet deep to Bennett street. Bsc
buildings fir stories high.' Poesessioa May I, 1870. As
drees THOMAS S. FLETCHER,
ItlOtf
Delaaoo, N. J.
A T.ATtfJR STORK fiW OHW9VfrT
jsLoirRiv, ftuvrv oprBnia, wuin Biue, in a spienaia cou-
"fl a . . v. o . i il .u. i . . ...
uition, 10 rent, immeaiate possession ir aeeirea. Ad
dree T. B. K., Philadelphia "Inquirer" Offioe. 1 IS lat
STEAM POWER WITH LARGE ROOMS TO
let, northeast corner Twenty-seoond and Wo 1 17 6t
IIAJRDIISG'S EDITIONS
OF -
TUB UOLT BIBLE.
PAMILT, PULPIT, AND PHOTOGRAPH BIBLES,
FOR
WEDDING ANDBII.TIIDAr PRESENTS.
ALSO, PRSSENrAtlON BIBLES FOR
CHURCHIIS,
CXERQYKSN,
SOCIETIKS AND
TEACUBRS, ETC.
New and superb assortment, lound lo Rioh Lerant
Turkey Morocco, Paneled and Ornamental Dealgns,
equal to the London and Oxford editions, at less than
half their prices.
No. m CHESNUT Street.
STRENGTH, BEAUTY, CHEAPNESS COMBINED!
HARDING'S PATENT CHAIN-BACK
niOTOO IlAl'Jl ALBCJIS. '
For Wedding, Holiday or Birthday Presents, taeie
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The book trade and dealers In fancy articles wl'l
And the most extensive assortment of Photograph
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fore made. For great strength, durability, and
cheapness, Harding's Patent Chain-back Album are
unrivalled. Purchasers will find it greatly to their
advantage to examine these new lines of goods be
fore making up their orders for stock.
-ah.'-
Also, a large and splendkl assortment of new stylus
Of Photograph AlbuniH made in the usutil mnuuyr.
No. 326 CHESNUT Street,
Philadelphia.
in
rO ALL WANTING FARMS IN A LOCAL
lty Exempt from fevers and Lung Complaints.
To Fanners, Horticulturists, Mechanics, 'Capitalists,
Gentlemen of Leisure, Invalids, and all wanting a
homestead In a climate of unsurpassed salubrity,
exempt from the rigors bf a Northern winter, and
In close connection with the commercial centres of
the South. Few if any sections oiler such a combi
nation of inducements as the town of Aiken, S, C,
and its vicinity for a desirable and permanent home.
A pamphlet of 81 pages now ready, containing a
description of the climate, soils, and the nature of
the products In the vicinity of Aiken, especially
fruit, cereals, cotton, corn, vegetables, etc., in
eluding extracts from letters of distinguished visi
tors, correspondents, action of town councils In
viting emigrants, etc., to which Is added a descrip
tive list of property for aale, Including Improved
farms, orchards, vineyards, water powers, kaolin
deposits, unimproved lands, and town residences,
tor salo by E,' j. C. WOOD,. Real Estate Agnt,
Aiken, B. C. The book will' be' sent by mall on
receipt of price, w cents. Address J. C.DHRBY,
Publisher, P. O. Box No. 1439, New York, until 1st
of February, after that date at Aiken, S. C. 1 IT 3m
FINANOIAL.
FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND.
Seven rer Cent. Oold Bonds
OP THB
Fredericksbuig and Gordonvill Rail
road Company of Virginia,
Principal nnd Inter Payable
In Coin, lee ofirnlod Ninte
Uovernmrnt Tax.
Thee Bonds are aeoured bv a First and ool Mrtcae
made to
The Farmers Loan and Trust
CompnnyolIXen Vork.nsTrud.
tees Tor the llondkolderi.
The Morte covers th entire road, Blht of Was
Franchisee, Bellla Stock. EgolpmenU, Lead a ad Pro
pertf. reel end personal, now belonging or which may
hereafter belonf to the Company. A 8 INK I NO FUND
t also provided, which will redaoe th principal of th
debt TWO THIRDS of the entix. amount U advance of
the maturity of the fiondi.
Th Road is 63 mile Ion, connect! o Fredericksbari
vl Orange Conrt House, with Charlottesville, wiioh is
the point of junction of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail,
road to the Ohio river, and the extension of the Orance
aod Alexandria Railroad to Lynohburg. It forms the
shortest connecting link in the system of roads leadint to
th entire Bouth, Southwest and West to the Paclflo
Ocean. It passes through a rioh section of the Shenan
doah Valley, the local traffic of whioh alone will support
th Road, and It mux command en abundant ahar of
through trade from the faot of its being a
8nOItT CUT TO TIDB WATBB ON THB POTO
MAC AT TUB FARTHEST INLAND POINT
WHERE DEEP WATER FOR HEAVY
SHIPPING CAN BE FOUND ON
TDK WHOLE" LENGTH OF
THE ATLANTIC COAST.
From Charlottesville to Tidewater b thi. th.
distance is 40 mile less than via Alexandria ; 63 miles tees
than via Richmpnd and West Point; 134 miles leva thaa
via Norfolk.
A limited amount of these bonds are ottered at 9Jj, and
interest from November 4, in currency.
From aa examination in person, and also by competent
counsel, of ail the papers and document relating to thi
loan, we are enabled to pronounce them entlrel. niriwt
and satisfactory; we have ak-o had the work and property
oi toe company examined by our on agents, wlio re
ports agree with those made by the officer of the com
pany, and w therefor recommend these bonds, the issue
of which is limited to $U,0O0 per mile of complete and
equipped road, AS A FIRBT-GLASd SECURITY IN
EVERY PARTICULAR, and as a most desirable invest
ment, living large increase of income over investment
in any description of Government bonds.
. St CO., Hankers
No. 49 WALL Street, New York.
Pamphlets, maps, and information furniuhed.
Government bonds and other marketable securities will
be converted without commission to parties investing in
these bond, and the highest market price allovodfor
gold and other coupoos in exchange. -
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110 No 5 South THIRD Street.
g A S K I II O V N I;
or
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Wow. 119 and 111 . XII lit St.,
t
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Dealers in Government Seanntiea
Old 6-20 Wantd in Exchange for New.
A Liberal Difference allowed.
Compound Interest Notes Wanted.
Interest Allowed on Deposits. ' '
COLLECTIONS MADE. ; 8TOCK.8 botirt t and sola
on Commission.
. Special business accommodations reserved for
ladles.
Wo will receive applications for PoUole of Life
Insurance In the National Life Insurance Company
of the United states. Full Information giren at oar
oflcft ii8m
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BANKERS,
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CREDIT available on presentation In an part of
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No. 48 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
GLENDINtiING, DAVIS fi AMORT,
No. 17 WALL STREET, NEW YORK,.
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
1 .-. ..t Hi..
Borlnff and aelllnt? Btocka. Rnnria. ami rvnM ah
Commission a Specialty.
Philadelphia house connected by telegraphic with
the block Boards and Gold Room of New York, civ
JANUARY 21' i&O., j
FINANCIAL.
CITY WARRANTS
Bought and Sold.
BE HAVEN & BliO.,
Wo. 40 South THIRD Otroot,
,U raLAOffLPUtA.
JOHN 8. RUSHTOn & CO.,
No. 60 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
JANUARY COUPONS WANTED.
OITY WAIIRANT8
1 6 Bm BOUGHT AND BOLD.
P, 8. PETERSON & CO..
Stock and Exch&agt Broken,
NO. 39 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
Vembera of tha New York and Philadelphia
and Gold Boarda.
STOCKS, BONDS, Etc, bought ftnd told on eon
mission only at either city lie
C 1 T Y WARRANTS
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
C. T, YERKE8, Jr.. ft CO.
NO. 10 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PHILADSLPQIA
D. C. WHARTON SMITH & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
No. 121 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
Successors to Smith, Randolph A Oo.
Every branch af taa easiaces will have prompt attention
as heretofore. ....
Qaotatioea of BtocU, Govemmenta, aad Gold oea.
stauUjr received from Jfew Terk brprmrts wire, from onr
frignda. Kdmnad P. Randolph A Co. - 1st
WATOME8. JEWELRY. ETC.
1124 CHESNUT STREET.
American, Swiss and English
'WATCHES
AT
CLAftK & BIDDLE'S,
fyvcial Agent in Philadelphia for
AMERICAN WATCHES,
Made by K. Eoward A Co., IlOHton. CI V2 wfm
WANT8.
... r..m:uK .11 -i- . i. . :
ment at home, the whole of the time or for the soare
moments. nuiunss now, IiK'it. and protitalile. Fernon
of either sei easily cam from 0o. to A& per ersniiis. and a
ttrnnnrt.jnn.1 Mim k. Am ; ; . . .
(.., " , , " y, u,iHi.. wmr WUUIB V1U1S W Vile
mainem. Hoys and gir a earn nearly as much as man.
wuv vwB Miiiu. uis mu luou aoureHS, and
text the bnainevs, we rnske this unpuaileled orl.r: To
uoh as are not well sati.tisd, we will send SI to par for
pls, which will do to oouiaence work on, and a eopjr of
. r-" . .ihiwv ivmpijNwii one or me 1 large!, aud
bast family newHpapers publiHhed-ell seut free by mail.
S'.TS1 w..n,t Permanent, profitable work, addraaa
K. O. ALl.EM UO., Auauota, Maine. .-r I ltt 8m
HAT8 AND CAPS.
nWARBURTON'8 IMPROVED VENT1
lated and easr-flttin Draai Hi fn.La,iAuf. la m.'
th. improved faahkma of the nasffn OHJtfcttU'F Street
est door to She Fas OtBo. IllUroS
JJODGEKS & WOSTENIIOLM'S POCKET
KMVK8, Pearl aad Bta handles, and beautiful finish ;
Rodgers', and Wade Butoher'a Razors, and the eeie
brated fjeeonltre Raxor; Ladies' SeiNsors, ia oases, of the
finest quality; Rodders' Table Cutlery, Carvers and Forks,
Razor Strops, (Jork Berews,. Eto. Kar instruments, to
assist ths hsaring, of th. moat approved eonatrnction, at
P. MADEIRA'S,'
1 SO No. Hi TENTH Street, below Ohssuut.
MNTIl AND 8AN8B.TI HTHKETS.
The aadenlgned take, pleasure in informlnc his nume
rous frUnda, .ad tha pnblle generally, that he is sous
more to be found at his old establishment, and trust, a
continuance of their former patronage. The past char
acter of th. houf. will b. a auflioleut guarantee for th.
future.
UUwfuilm - JAAIKH ,11. I.KIM) V,
IN8URANOE.
FRANKLIN
Fire Insurance Company
. r
. riHLADVLPHM,
1829. Charter Perpetual, ; 1370.
Capital
Ael
Mtntrtncnt or (lie AhhuU or tho
Company- on JTannnry-1, 18r,
Published in conformity with the provUlons of i
Sixth section of the act of Assembly of April I9t
MOKTUAG8.
On property valued at over 13,800,090, be
ing First Mortgages on Real Estate in
the city and county of Philadelphia, ex
cept 30,on-iT In the neighboring ooun-
tie8 W,MT,MM
LOAAM.
Temporary Loans on Stocks as collateral '
security (valued at 88,8f; W,M4 1
810VK.
f jn.ooo U. s. ie-40 Registered Bonds.
125,000 Philadelphia City Loans, not tax-'
able '
l,000 Pennsylvania Slate Six per wit! 'I
Ian, May, 1861
IN00O North Penna. R. R. Bonds, $...
$1,000 North Penna. a R. Bonds, Ts. ... '
15,000 Llgh Valley R. R. Oo.'i First '
Mortgage Bonds
91 shares Franklin Fire Insurance Com '
pany ot Philadelphia ; . . . '
18 shares Insurance Company of tho '
State of Pennsylvania ;
150 shares Insurance Company of Nortk, ';
America .-. s-
800 shares Bank of Kentucky
IT shares Northern Bank of Kentucky. ,
100 shares Commercial National Bank...
6i shares Penna. Railroad Company.
20 shares Sonthwark Railroad Company
10 shares Continental Hotel Company..
1190 Philadelphia CltjaiWarrants. "
Total Market Value. 1194,56: -eo 1
Co8t ' I64,TM4
NOTES AND BILLS RECEIVABLE ' SWtf-M
REVENUE 8TAM PS ; ' tfH
REINSURANCE DEPOSIT PREMIUMS S,8M
CASH ON HAND $30,361 -6
" inhamlsof Agents ; 2S,536-0l
l-OTALCASn... : M.SOT-W
HTOCK,.'',Wm
Market Price V,.......-.$IW,86T15 ;
Cost, as above l84,T88-4
Advance in Value.... , w,5TI-
Total.. wt,mi,7nvyr
I.OSSKH IIY FIRE;
Lobs Paid durihg the year 19l, , ,t44,9(84w
DIRECTORS.
ALFRED O. BARER.
SAMUEL GRANT,
OKO. W. RICHARDS.
ISAAC LEA, '
GKOhGB PALES,
ALFRED FITLER.
THOMAS SPAESA
WM. 8 GRANT.
THOMAS a EU.I8,
GU3TAVrj8S,BNtK)N.
ALFRED O. BAKER,
PRESIDENT
GEORGE FALES,
VICE-PRBSIDBNT.
JAS. W. MCALLISTER,
SECRITART.
TUXQDORE M. REGER,
119 WfmSt ASSISTANT 8BCBHTABT.
DRY QOOD8.
X I I lli I IC JE IV H
-LINEN STORES. ;
, OLDBTORK. ' l'
No. 828 AR CH STREET.
NEW STORE,
No. 1 128 CHESNUT Street.
HEW DEPARTMENT BED CLOTHING.
BEST BLANKETS, fresh from the muis.
MARSEILLES BED QUILTS.
HONEYCOMB QUILTS, all sizes.' ' '
ALLENDALE AND LANCASTER QUILTS.
LINEN SHEETINGS, all widths.
COTTON SHEETINGS, all widths. d " x
PILLOW CASINGS. ; T
.... . ; " 1 1
We bid for a laiva trade In Rim mivpTrrwn k.
w- ' vwvffUlW, "w
gelling reliable goods at the lowest prices. ; 8 81 mwf
MRS. R. DILLON, NO. 823 AND 8S1 SOUTtt
Utreet, has a Urg. assortment of ' fine Milliner
for Lsdis snd Alisnes, BiLbons. batins, bilks, VelreW
nL ?'.TeUen1 t!rPe. Ffathers. i lowers. Frames,
bash It i boons. Ornaments, Atonrniiig lililinery. Cran
oils, eto. ,14 4
yEPnTRS AND GERMANTOWN WOOIA
MJ Stookinst Tama of ail kinrla. TiAw nw .-1
AlAnrlltiir I.otrun tthiiluut. .nil . -. I . . . -
THE UNDERSIGNED IIAVING RELIN
quished the Heating of Buildinn bv Bteaam aw
Water, it wUl be couUnuod by oum or
11 XI AM U. WI8TAR, -lately
enpertntendinc that department of their boat
ness, whom thoy reeonuuead to t hnir friends.
Nov. U, im.. MORKIS. TAJsKER A OO,
. WI8TAR A DOULTOW,
No. 227 BOUTH FIFTH STREET.
BEATING BY
6TEAM OJtt HOT WATER.
PLANS OF PIPE CUT TO ORDER.
LAUNDRIES AND CULINARY APPARATUS
FITTKI) UP i 10OT8m6
C;ni:A'r Hot;'rIii:icii iaii.
J KOirrK.
ONLY ALL RAIL LINK TO ' '
NEW ORI.HAN8, MJCMPHia, NAHIIVII.T.R, AT.
LANTA. Al'tiUHTA, NUNTUOitkKY, MOBII.H.
MACON, RICHMOND, Mr ftr.UON, WIXMlgUiViN.
OHARLK8TUN. SAVANNAH, and all principal poinu
HOUTilaod BOl'l HWKNT. Tickets for sals, basiraae
enecaad inroiigu iw owuiaww, ana an iniomuuoa
furnished at
731 OHESNUT Btrtet.
M.fMinio Hall,
O. RKNTON rHUMFDOH,
Oeo. A cent for Philariwlphia.
Ultf
MCCXXVIII.i
dertakere that, in order to meet th. laoreesed deota Im
DijaUet bUklAJL UAJsaUtiS. I has Use the awn
n No. IMS BIDOS AVKNUBL
With air enhu-Red faoiiities, I aaa now prsfMued ta eaa.
lr promptiv all order la oili or oouatrv.