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rjEwa BPimiAR7.
City Afliilrn.
The Twenty-fifth ward cnntuKte.il election
mo wns i-oiitiiitii'd yesterday. A number of
ivitnesics wure examined.
Jenathan Redmond, fllty-thrcs year old,
was ) flii day knocked down at South nnd
S eootid streets ly a runaway hone, and much
Injured. Ho was removed to Lie home, No. 126
8outh street.
Hefore Recorder In, yosterdny afternoon,
Daniel Sorks bad a hearing upon the ehanre of
the rmheisrlcniuiit, a trunUte, of a noto of liiind
for f 5'ir, the property of .lames Conway. The
aeeufed was held In "tMWO ball lo answer.
Complaint tra mndo at the Central Police
Station jtslerdsiy njrainst pereonu charged with
swindling by iin'tendlng to be iu the possession
of notes M orked oil a stolen Treasury plate, and
o(Ierl"K to cell them nt the rate of llfty cents on
the dollur, yel kamling over a package of waste
paper with a genuine fiite at the l and bot
tom of H. ,
A njieilal meeting of the Union League was
hi Id hut evening, to take action on too death of
Horace Kinney, Jr., lv.. Adolph E. Boric, K?tj.,
rrcblilcd, and (ieorgc H. Boker, Esq., Secretary,
nffcred a oerlos of twolutioue, wblotl wvro
adopted. The resolutions will be found lu fall
in another colnnjn. Jlon. Morton McMichael
in a feeling timnner referred to the eminent
merits and elinraetcriilics of the deceased.
Lat-t evening, a'jout 0 oV'wk, a lLrlit oc
curred in the bur-room of the house No. 3i3
Shlppcn street, between Peter King, a police
ullicer of the Second district, and Thomas Kean,
dtirlrgvl i?h King was struck over the head
with a black-jack. The houo w closed by
the police, nnd the Inmates, except Kean, taken
to the Second District Smiou House und locked
up to await a hearing.
,1av Cooke, Esq., has given ten thousand
dollar" to endow a Mathematical Fellowship in
l'rlnci ton College. '1 he annual interest will go
to the member of the pcnlor elaxs who standi)
highc-t at a special t Vttuiination In mathematics,
on condition that for one year moro he continue
the study of the higher mathematics, under the
direction of tVe Facility. The aim of tlicso Fel
lowships, of which l'nueeton has now four, aud
lias a prospect of a fifth, Is to encourage a
higher learning than is usually fouud in Ameri
can Colleges.
A meeting of the Washington Monument
Committee was held last eveniug at American
Mechanics' Hall, when the following permanent
olliceiswero elected: 1'rcsident, J. K. Zoilin;
Vlce-rresidentik,AVilliam A. Swords, Abram Pe
termnn; liecording Secretary, C. 8. Tyson; Cor
responding Secretary, Goorgo W. Henderson;
Treasurer, Wm.Wood. A resolution was adopted,
providing forthenpiointineiit of a eonimitteo of
live, lo consult with tho Park Commissioners la
reference to the proposed monument. The
chairman named ns tho committee MUlliiuu A.
Nworde, Abram l'eterman, 11. J. Kcbr, J. K.
Zeilin, C. 8. Tyton.
The fcjrth nniverpary of the Ilome for
Little Wuudcrors was celebrated last evening at
the academy of Music. The reports of tho
' Superintendent, Rev. B. T. Phlli'iiis, and the
TrcuMircr and Secretary, Henry E. Busch, Esq.,
set forth the, for tho year ending December 31,
liiliO, tho children given to tho Home for adop
tion numbered 51; number placed in homes, 44;
received temporarily in the Home, (hi; number
iu tho day neb o)s, 113; average number fed
dally, 118; whole7 number received and cared for,
4fi'.);" ga-uients given out, nearly MIX); cash la
trcncn January 1,18119, tUCiti ?.; receipts for
the y r, 10,.U-G,.; total. IHO.811-58; of this
amount there was expended for salaries, wages,
etc., .foMiti-'JO; placing children lu homes, col
lecting funds, etc., ( 1024 '07; books, advertising,
pi luting, etc., 28; provisions, clothing, fuel,
gas, etc., fATi'M-W; taxes, Insurance, $875 57;
total, iyl0.58ij'42. Auiottut in treasury January
1, lfcilO, 235(W.
Domes! lo Altulrs).
(lold closed yesterday at I'-JOh.
The lntcrnul revenue receipt j ester Jay were
l.(tt'i.245.
Hon. Wil'ilnm Cumback will probably de
cline tho rortuirucse mission.
The constitutionality of tho collection of
harbor dues in San Francisco is to be tested.
In tho liouso yesterday, Speaker Strang
pronounced the investigation untiiies a laree.
Kiel is alleircd to be still master of the
situation in tho Red liiver Territory aud stronger
than ever.
A bill repealing tho law prohibiting the car
rying of concealed weapons has passed the Cali
fornia legislature.
Dr. Samuel Hard, lately editor of the Atlan
tic Aim Kra, has been nominated by tho Presi
dent as (iovcrnor ot Idaho.
Owing to an overllow, trains on the Little
Hock Kuilrond cannot run this slue 01 Juauisou,
lortv miles west of Memphis.
There is intense excitement In Clark county,
111., over some gold discoveries on Big creek,
some twenty tulice irom icrre name.
A majority of tho liouso Election Commit
tee favor the abolition of the committee and the
decision of tho remaining contested cases by
committers to bo drawn by lot,
Tho Mrinistry of Newfoundland have met
with a severe defeat on the Confederate unes-
tlon, and the Governor had been called upon to
take steps towards 1110 lormaiion 01 anomer ad
ministration. Canada does not intend to pay for the Red
liiver Territory until ubout the 15ih of May
next, and holds the Hudson's Bay Company re
sponsible for its government, and also for all
deureclatlon in Us value until mat time.
Iu the United States Seuate yesterday, after
the close of our report, the Census bill came up
In order, when Mr. Ramsey moved to proceed
with tho bill to abolish franking. His motion
was lost vcas 23. navs 3t. On motion of Mr.
Carpenter, a resolution asking the President for
information In reirard to affair in Georgia was
adopted. Tho joint resolution authorizing
meteorological observations to give warning of
aMiroachinir storms was airrced to. Tho bill
authorizing olllcers in tho Executive Depart
ments to admiulbter oaths In certain cases was
passed. A bill relieving the political disabilities
of a lurtre number of ex-Kcbcls was taken up.
Pending its consideration the Senate adjourned
until Monday.
In the liouso tho bill giving $30,000 to relieve
the poor of the District ot (Joluruula was passed,
with Mr. Logan's amendment authorizing the
issue of rations. Mr. Neslev introduced a bill
to prevent the sale of illuminating oils that will
ltruite at a lower temperature man nu degrees.
Mr. Cuke introduced bills to create the Northern
Judicial District of Pennsylvania, regulating the
currency, and preparing for a resumption of
specie uavments. The House adjourned, agree
ing that to-day's session should be for debute
tmly. .
Foreign Item.
The question of the annexation of Baden to
Prmsia is again on the tapis, and somo recent
utterances of tho Prussian General Beyer, who
occupies the two posts of Minister of War in
the Curlsruhe Cabinet, and Commander-in-Chief
of tho Badou army, aro regarded by the nation
alist press as signs that tbo consummation of
their holies is not so far off as is generally sup
posed. Au interesting brochure by M. Gustave
Frcytag, cntUled "The Biography of Ilerr
Multby "throws' a new ILrht on a 1 important
phase or tins question, nerr M:iithy was a
Minister iu tho baden Cabinet during 18)6
and 1807, and took a prominent part
in tho intrigues of that eventful period. Iu
November, 1807. bo addressed a lonif
memoir to Count Bunmrck, advo
cntimr tho cxtcdlcncy of immediuta
annexation, and laying great stress on tho facili
ties afforded by tho imperfect state of tho arma
ments ot Austria ana rruueu. 110 luijca that,
tumid auv consideration of ireneral nolicv
n ixkr the" Immediate exocutlon of his project
nnadvisable. it would be at least desiralilo that a
positive assurance should be given to the lluden
Ministry that their endeavors were viewed with
lavor at Hornn, in oracr 10 cnuuur mem in
heir Prussian iironatranda. Count Bismarck.
however, Instructed the Pru.-sian representative
to rviirosa his rcirret that the required assurance
could not bo given; and, as it is didlcult to per
ceive in the events which have takru place since
1W7 anvlptne' of iw'nrs to facHitate the ae-
cucr.liskiiiC.at ol lttj" deigus, acd. to
induce Count llismarrk to abandon hi policy of
prue'enro Mid abstention, it is probihle that tho
new liopei of tho luul ui.ilist party arc wiilix'l
any bufllcicnt foundation.
The J'all Mall Onzfttn snys tho eve itrb
vsiiitr of a large cla- of charitable people U
Fiilliclently familiar, but has selJo.n be. mi
par&di d in a more grotesque shape th in in tne.
i It-1 i f contributions to the ''Jiibiluo Fund" of a
religious tociety which has just come under our
notice. Here ara a few examples of the entries:
Two W idows' JUlti', to sound the Juti lec
Trumpet
Mr. J. II. It., for a word spoken In si-asou t.
tun by lr. TV". H. ; for Chilstlnn tvinpall'.f
nd forlieantnee; for the Wi-IIukIIhi Itulu
roi.ccrnliiR spirit nous liquors; In memory
cf two liilnvi'il t.'la-.s-li!iti'rs, Mr. M. and
lr. It. .'. .; fr Titus III r; for the (inspel
pi t iirtictl to inj moilier; for Pglit In tlio
wny of snlvntloii Riven to my sister Marl
si ne: lor Clirislluii s.vnipatiir tn my bro
ther Arthur; for inj Blst-r Jiilla's eniiver
S'nntotioil; snd for I hrH'ltin liislriictlon
p4veiito 111 v sister I,oulni Mary
1 0 0
10 0 0
Mr. J. It. B.'s uumerous reasons forgiving
subscripllon contrast rather oddly w ith tho sum.
Mr. W. II.. In rcmenibrsnco of two nlovl
lvrn In lieu en, and In memory of having
lu-ara tne Jvev. i, W csiey jtrcaen 111 vval
liliufiilrl, , , ,
One ho saw and was find
Auott:(T who mw and was clad
1 n 0
1 1 0
1 1 u
Nr. Henry K., for a Manx wire and nine
children, wlnru the Lord Y.x triat lonaty
given to t:ls servant "n J
A lcliior to (irace Tl
Mr. John W.. as aa expression of Orntitudj
to tied for tiiirglnd me to lltmselr, liy tho
Instrumentality of Methodism; for an ex
celU iit wife lu Ueaveu, and an excellent
wife on rnrth
ti 0 0
Ditto, a Thank Offering to my heavenly
Father, who baa been and still is all He
premised t be "a Kutber to the father
less, a Husband to the widow, and a .Judiro
of the widow, in Ilia holy habitation;" for
live precious children yet lent uuto me t )
cheer and jlatlden my widowed heart, X'5
for each
For Anna, 111 v precious partner lor 31 ;ears,
now beholding the King In Ills glory 8 0 0
In memory of my sainted daughter Jane, '
and of liiza Anna, the ho'y Canadian 3 0 0
It really seems a pity that religious r.oal
should find expression iu such grotesque forms;
nnd that otherwise sensible people cannot give
five pounds to a good causo without putting
their entire families, dead aud alive, into th
contribution list. I" it wrong to suggest that
these long records of subscriptions are n cheap
and eney way to that notoriety which so mauy
vejik ruiuds desire ?
Those who live in constant dread of the
"Keds" acquiring supremo power in Paris will
be consoled by reading au account given by the
correspondent of one of the German papers of
the present fashions in that city, from which it
appears that the reigning color worn by fashion
able people is browu. This color goes by the
name of "universal suffrage." Not only dressua,
hats, and mantles are brown, but carriages are
painted with this fashionable color. The Tyro
lese hats, which some gentlemen have taken to,
are now ornamented with pheasants' fcathera,
parrots' wings, nnd humming-birds' heads. For
mourning bluckblrds or ravens, for half-mourning
6w allows or magpies, are worn. One enter
prising hatter has contrived to fit these adorn
ments with an apparatus for imitating the cry of
the bird selected as the appendage. A slight
movement of the forehead is suflicient to set the
little machine in motion. It is therefore unne
cessary to take off the hat on meeting a friend
you frown or elevate the brow the bird screams,
and this constitutes a greeting, certainly a
brown republic would be less trying to the nervos
than a red one, and old France with Its cap of
liberty and its thirst for olood was far more try
ing to tne nerves man modern r ranee ciaa in
russet with a bird iu its hat and a borse iu its
6tomach.
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
for ailditwiial Marine XetcM nee Firiit Paiie.
ALMANAC FOIt riIlLAT)ELPIllA-TU18 DAY.
Ft'N KisiiS Ttis Moon Kisbs io-;3
Sl'N hlTS 5-ii'i Hum Watkk ovo
I'lIlLADiariJIA BOAKD OF TRADE.
D. C. Jl( CAMMON, )
I. I'HICE V KTIIKK1I.L, COMMITTEE OF TUB MONTH,
UKOHOK N. AlJJiN, J
' " CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Stenmship Wyoming, Teal, Havannah, Phlla lclphia
111. n MdiuiKTii Ainu r-teamsniu uo.
(itiumsliip Prometheus, Uray, Charleston, K. A. Sou-
oer t;o.
bteumcr W. Vhilldln, Itlgglns, Baltimore, A.
Groves. Jr.
Schr Kiu all Watson, Smith, Cienfurgns, Madeira &
t lllJHIlll.
(clir Fly, Carter, Providence, Audenrlcd Co.
Schr Ann Turner, Jones, New York, do.
fcchr M. 1). Crannier, craumer, Providence, do.
AHRTYED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Aries, Wiley, 4S hours from Boston.
with indue, to II. w insor A Co.
t-ehr J. G. llabcock, Kinlth, U days from Now York,
fcchr J. M. Clayton. Thomas, 1 day from i-Vedcrica.
nil., wun gram louas. ly. lieAiey .v sjo.
BEI.OW.
Br. barks Scottish Bride, Allen, from New York,
aiiU laua 0 caxes, 111s, irom iiampton it oads.
PAS8EN(;KKS railed.
Ter steamship Wyoming. Teal, for Savannah, to.
duv: Mrs. Mar; Wood. T. J. Malonev and wile. Dr.
1 A. uuuer, 11. r. juiiuiii, mih. akiiw iv. vioiiimu,
Jus. It llun nian, 11. Andrews, C. U. Fithian, U. F.
Loberts, MltBK. KotMTta, W. Maker, Wm. Scheldt,
m. Dutlv, 11. 1'. 1 uckinan, ttamuei tv.uauau, t . J
TiiuliiiHou HLd w.fe, Mrs. M. Tomllnsou,
MEMdltANDA
Pteamshln Fnnita, Freeman, for Philadelphia.
cleared at :scw iork yesteruav.
Hark Henry l". Lord, I'luktiam, from Cardenas.
tidimii mirin, was passea 1st msi. iai. hj 'zi y., long,
76 an w.
ltark AWiie n. Franklin, lloitirook, cleared nt Sa.
vannah tilst nit. for st. Ilelenu Souud, iu ballast, to
load for Philadelphia,
Huik Marietta, from ratemin for 1'lillaUelDlila. was
spoken 1 Bin uii. iai. xo, ioiik. io.
itaiK jiooen roner, j'.aion, irom i-nuarieipnia ior
Hiika, wlil( h arrived at Han Francisco 25th ult., jiut
in ior provisions, ucporis, m, vj, iau cu a., long.
id w.. James uums, seaman, native 01 uiascow. tell
from the loreiopsau yarn to tnH u ck anil was killed
Kcv. 13, lat. M M S , long. Kt lu W., A. McDonald
seainun, native of Glasgow, fell from aloft to the
deck and was Instantly killed.
Schr A. u. liuaueii, loug, nonce, at watanaa 27th
nitimo.
Sehr 1.. M. Head, Nteeimfln, at Providence 2d
iiibt. from New Castle. Del.
fcchr : A. AdauiH, uonums, tor I'tuiadelnh a.
cleared at uosiou zu msi.
Kehr Curtis Tilton, lluu'lies, at New ork 8d mat
from Kllznlietlinort
fceiir ltoiicrt iiudueii, Mauory, irom liaiveston for
riiiladeiphia, was passed 1st lust. lat. 8U 11 N., long,
lO 4i W.
Hchr T. J. Trafton, Tulpey. at Boston !td Inst, from
Chaite stun, and proeerded for Weymouth.
Kehr T. 'I'. Tusker. Allen, at buvaimah au Inst, from
HkIiIi L't.ill. 1). 4'.
Behr K. P. liavnurd. Huntley, now at Provldenca
hus been chartered forSugua to l ad sugar for a port
norm of Uaiterasaitu-buptTUint.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The Trinity House, London, has (riven notice that.
in accol duiicu with the in-m-rul Kvnieiu of buovuire
adntited by Ihat corporal ion, the buoys In St. Georc
Channel, went coast of England, will, during the
mouths or iaren auu April, lam, bo altered lu con.
fortuity therewith.
The nnncniai leaiurea 01 this system aro. unit tne
Btarbooru sine 01 eiuinneis, eiiU'iing from seaward
wi be marked ny imiek or red imovs only, the nor
side bv black or red Im ys clicimered or Htrlned ver
tically with white, und middle grounds by black or
ri (1 liUOJ'S Willi non.oniui uumin 01 Willie.
When bcHciilis ure considered necessary to be
placed on buoys, the starboard sl.io entering will lie
disllnnuisneu iyn'"ul" yumHm eiiierniir oj
cslm's. and middle grounds liy illauion-Uor triangles.
it is to Du onservBii iuni "inor uun color, eillier
Mack or red, will be used 111 ni same ctiauncl.
liy order. 11. Mil buh i, i-nntrman,
Treasury Department, oinee l.igutiiouso jjourd,
NSaatilngtoli, D. t ., Jan. m. in.u.
D"S EINO ANEqOURNQ.
To pTl3 ! 11 11 O 'V T U T,
) KI.KVP fK PAK.'S.
I RKNf H RTKAM DYKING AND BPOUR1NU,
On in y Llnii of W imriDK Appaic-l, tor Ijulien, .nt, and
UlnlilrJn. I'xtont niipamlua for Htreuuing fnuu Irom
... ... live im-iiM. A9 e. ;;:.vra st.-eot.
5EWINQ MACHINES.
THE AMERICAN
Combination . Button-Hole
AND
SEWING MACHINE
Is now admitted to be fur snperlor to all others as a
Fundi; Machine. The SIM PUCTTir, BASE and
CKUTA1NTY with which It operates, as well m tho
uniform excellence of its work, throughout the en
tire rarge of sewing, tn
Sfitrliinc', 1 1 cm miner, IVllIng;,
1'iM-hiiig, Cortllng1, lErHldiii-,
tuililnK-, ul!irriiic and
ffwlns on, OveriMMtmliic,
1 vuiltroldet-lnp on the
i:l:o, 11 ml Itw ItoniilHul
Itiillon-llole nnd Dye
lot IBole Work,
rincc It uiHiticMlonably far in advance of any other
similar Invention.
This Is the only new family maohlne that cmbodloi
any Kubstantlal Improvement upon tho many old
iuu( hmes In the niutkct.
4t Certainly has no Equal.
it Is also admirably adapted to mftnuraclnrlag pur
poses on nil Minis of fabrics.
Call aud Bee It operate nnd get samples of the
work. ,
We have also for sale onr "PLAIN AMKRICAN,"
a beautiful futnlly machine, nt a Reduced Price.
This machine docs all that Is done on the Combina
tion except the OverseaiuiDg aud Button-hole work.
)in-e nml inIcrooniM,
S. W. Corner Eleventh and Chasnnt,
1 27 thstuSmrp
PniLADELPJIIA.
THE NEW PARHAM
IS UNDOUBTEDLY
THE STH0NGE8T AND LIGHTEST,
TteBest and Mot Perfect Finished.
Its movements as Speedy and us I.lL'htns any other
Aiachine. -
It usee a Straight Needle,
Making a tlht Lock-Stltch
That cannot bo Unravelled.
rerfeutly fair upon both sides.
It has the new Needle-holder.
. No springrlna; or bcndlnrr of the Needle
In changing from coarse to line,
-jncrenj avowing an cropped or
missed stitches.
It uses the celebrated Shuttle Carrier.
No Race or Groove employed.
No Soiling or Oiling of the Thread.
No Friction or Wearing of the Shuttle.
The largest plcco of work will pass under it.
It will Sew the Finest and most Delicate Fabric
without the uso of paper underneath.
It will Sew the Heaviest Beaver Cloth or Linen
Duck with Linen 1 hrcad, Marseilles, Pique and Eng
lish Lastiugs, pass over Seams or Turn Corners per
fectly.
It will Hem, Fell, Braid, Cord, Quilt, Tuck and
Gather.
ALL MACHINES FINISHED IN THE UIunEST
DEGREE OF TI1U ART.
ALL CAIIINET FUKNlTl'l.E OF THE M03T
BEAUTIFUL AND CHASTE DESIGNS.
THE PARHAM COMPANY'S
SEW
Family Sewing Machine
IS FULLY WARRANTED IN EVERY PARTICULAR
SOLD ON EASY TERMS.
OIII4.-C and Kalcsrooni,
ro-i cuiiisivtJT
IV o.
1 29
St.,
PniLADEI.PUIA.
COAL..
m o r 11 1: it it 12 1 1; j x 1 o rv.
BEST QUALITY WUITB ASH.
STOVK 96 SO PER TON
tAKtiK HVT 6 60 PKH TOS
ALSO,
SUPERIOR BEAVER MEADOW LEHIGH.
STOVE 7 15 PKR TON
KUT ti75 PER TOti
Delivered to any partof the city.
MITCH KI.I.'H VOAfi DEPOT.
13 22 2m Corner of NIN TH and OIRARD Avenaa.
rCRCIVAL E. DUX. BXWSON NEATII
ii:kcivai i:. bell to.,
KEA1XH8 IN
Lehigh and Schuylkill Coal,
DKl'OT: No. 1324 North NINTH Street,
1 75 West Side, below Master.
l?ranch Office, No. I7 RICHMOND Street.
W H. TAG CART,
COAL DEALER.
OOAL OF THE BEST QUALITY. PREPARED EX
PKKSSLT FOR FAMILY USE.
1208, 1210 and 1212 WASHINGTON AV.,
12 1 3m Between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
"PIKE LEIIIOII AXD SCIIUYLKIXI
FAMILY, FACTORY, AND BITUMINOUS GOALS.
Large etoclt alwuys on hand.
Boulueatt corner THIRTEENTH and WILLOW Streets
12lH4ra W. W. A O. D, HAINKS.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Z
ELL'S
rCrULAll KIJCTCLOrUDIA.
A DICTIONAHY OF UNIVERSAL KNOWLEDGE.
T. ELLWOOD ZELL, ruhilBher,
Nos, 17 and 19 South SIXTH Street,
jonn pniLADgLPHIA.
iiIL080PUY OF MARRIAGE
X A New Course of Leoturee, aa delivered at the Nan
York Museum of Anatomy, embracing the subject:
Old Ace: Msnhnoa inrll Raviawad: I'll Cause ol
ludigc.Klioa; Klatulr.noeaod Nervoua Uiseasee Aooouoted
tor; aiarnace rbilosuuiiically ConsidereU, etc. eto.
Pocket voluiuee containlna these Leoturee will be for.
wmiivui w 'iJ. us receipt or so eeuue, iy luuimHiui "j
.iLy, it MMIu iuitx a IAL?LX
INIURANObi
TAF.I AWAUK Ml'TFAt. SAFRTY 1NSUHANC
A J K'MI'ANV. incorporated by the IvKlWaUire
el Pennsylvania, isw.
Cfllcc southeast corner of THim and JVALNUT
Streets, rnmweipnitt.
MAKINK INSl ltANCEW
On Vessels, argo and FreiKht to all parts of the
W 111 MI,
INLAND INMl'RANCES
On goods by river, canal, lake and land carriage to
au pans 01 in' ei.imi,
1' IKK INSMtANCKS
On Vrrrbandise Betierally; ou Stores, Dwellings,
Houses, etc
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY
Novemher 1. li9.
1200,000 United States Five Per Cent
Loan, ten-forties
1218,000 -00
100,000 United SUM Six Per Ceut,
Lnsn (lawful money)
tfl.COO United Mules tlx Per Cent.
Ixian, 1HM
SOO.OOO State of Pennsylvania Six Per
Cent. 1nin
SOO.000 City ot Philadelphia Six Per
Cent, Loan (exempt from
tax)...,..
100,000 State of New Jersey six Per
Cent. Load
SO.OtO Pennsylvania Kuilrnad First
MortRago Six l'er Cent.
Bonds
Sfi.COO PetinHVlvAiiia Kaltroad 8e-
107,76000
60,000-00
313,060 -00
200,030-00
102,000 00
19,450-00
roiui mortgage Six per Cent.
Bonds 23,625-00
KS.W.O Western Pennsylvania Hull
road MortKtuce Six Per
Cent. Bonds (Pennsylvania
Uiillroai euarnntee).
20,000-00
80,000 State nf Tennessee Five Per
Cent. Loau
7,000 Mate of Tennessee Six Per
Cent. Loan
12,500 rciiiisvlviiiila Railroad Com
pany, 2N) shares stock
0,000 North Pennsylvania Rail
road Company, 100 shares
stock
10,000 Philadelphia and Southern
Mail Steamship Com
pany, 80 fthures stock
240,000 Loans on Bond and Mort
S litre, first ileus on City
l'rofiertlea
15,0001)0
4,270-00
14,000-00
8,W0t
7.500.-00
WfljWOjOO
11,231,400 Par.
Market value, 11,255,270 00
Cost, tl.210.6212-27.
Heal Estate 83,000-00
Jims neceivaDie for insurances made. . . 323,700 15
imiuiices line hi yifrencies :
Frenilunis on Mariue I'oileies, Accrued
Interest, aud other debts due the Com
pany 65.097 -JB
Stork, Scrip, etc., of Sundry Corpora
tions, nine. JCstlmatea value... -. 2,.40-iO
vhhii in itaiiK ios,;ustts
Cash In Drawer 9:2-26
169,291 -14
f1,852,llM!-fl4
DIRECTORS.
Thomns C. Hand,
Siiuiuel K. Stokes,
joiin i . uavis,
Fdninnd A. Ponder,
Tliconhllus Pauldiuir.
vvuiiuin it. iiouiton,
Kdward Darlington,
II. Jones Brooke,
Kdward Lufoureade,
Jacob Riegel,
Jacob P. J ones,
James B. MoKurlaad,
Joshua P. Fvre,
Spencer Mcllvaln,
J. B. S.-tnple, PittHlmrir,
A. B. Berirer, Plttiinrf,
D. T. Morgau, Pittsburg.
James Traquair,
neury nionn,
Henrv c. Dallett, Jr..
James C. Hand,
iiiiam v. l.udwlg,
Joseph II. Seal,
Uiipfi Cralir,
John D. Taylor,
(ieorjre W. Ilcruadon,
Yi liilam C. liouston.
l nu.MAS llAMI), President,
JOHN C. DAVIS. Vicu-fresldoiit.
HENRY LYLBLKN, Secretary.
HKNRY BALL Assistant Secretary. 1 1
A S B u it y
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
IVo. 805 BROADWAY, corner ol
12IeTnth Street Kew York.
OABH OAriiAL. 8150,000
Ifslai.lKW dtyoaited with the Bute of New York aa aecarit j
LKMUK.L BANGS, President.
GKORGK KLLIOTT, Vice President and Beoretsr.
KMOKY McCLlNTOOK, Actuary.
A, E. M. PUKDY, 1. 1)., Medical Examiner.
PHIUDCLPHIA BEraBEKl-CH.
Thomas T. Taker,i John M. Maria, i J. B. Llppinoott,
anea rtpencer, nuium umoa, ijainea ixiok.
in A. Wnvht. 18. MorriB Wain. Ijamea llunir.
Artbnr O. Cottin, 'John B. MoCraan. K. li. Worne.
Or Banned Auril. lhcM. U76 Policies iiwaed tint all
months; orer 9111 in tne twelve montna imiowioir.
All forme 01 rouoiee rnaoea on niuet favorable terms.
rpeciat advantaKea onereii to utorio tuen.
few good agent wanted in city or country. Apply t
JAM Kb M. LUNUAUHK,
Manager for Pennsylvania and Delaware),
Office, No. Bitt V AI.NUT Htreet, PhiUdelptiia.
BAMUKL l-OW KRM. Special Agent. 418
T N S U It K
AT HOME.
HI TBI
Penn
Mutual Life
COMPANY.
Insurance
NO. 931 CHESNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
ASSETS, 83,000,000.
CHARTERED BY OUK OWN STATE.
UANAUED BY OUK OWN CITIZEN
MISSES PROMPTLY PAID.
OLICIEH ISSUED ON VARIOUS FLANS.
Applications may be made at the Home Office, and
at the Agencies throughout the State, S 18f
SAMUEL C. IH'EY PRESIDENT
WAIULKI, E. HTOHEH VIOE-PKE8IDKNT
JOHN W. IIOHNOII A. V. P. and ACTUARY
IMIRATIO 8. STEPHENS BKOBKTARY
-FICE OF THE INSURANCE COMPANY
V OF NORTH AMERICA, No. 32 WALNUT Street,
Klili.uipui
inoorpuraiea nit- uuarter rerpstaai.
Capital. CSro.Uou.
AnetK $J,35l),00
OVER $au,0U0,UbO LOB8F8 PAID SINCE ITS ORGAN-
1.AT1UH.
VlAXcTOBS.
Arthur O. Coffin.
r rancia n. Unpe,
Kdward H. Trot,tr,
Kdward H. Clarke.
T. Ubarlton tienrj,
Alfred li Juiwup,
John P. White,
Louis O. Madeira,
Cbarles W. Caulunao,
t-Hinuul W. Jones,
lolin A. Brown,
Charles laslir,
Ambroso white,
W illiam Welsh,
8. Morris Wain,
John Mason,
Ceorge L. Uurrison,
AKTIIUR G. OOFFIN. Preaiilnnt
CHAKLK8 PLATT, Vice-Preside.
MATTtnAB Maris, Secretary.
Cmas. Ht Kf.KVt.s, Asst. Secretary. 11)
CAMK INSURANCE COMPANY.
x.
Ho. 808 UHKSNUT Street.
INCOBPOBATKD 1W. CHARTEU rKKPETUAL.
CAPITAL, fJOO.IXia
FIRK INSURANOB EXOLUBIYKLY.
Insures acainat Los or Damac by Fire either by Per
petual ot Temporary Policies.
IrajL)TOK8:
Charles Richardson, , Kobert Pe
'area.
William 11. Kbawn.
John Kessler, Jr4
Kdward li. Orne,
Charles btokea,
John W. KTennaa,
Mordecai buxby.
William M. Seyfert,
Jnbn 1'. Hniith,
Nathan Hilles.
(ieorgs A, West,
CUARLF8 RIOUARDHUN, Prealdeni.
WILLIAM H. Kit AWN, Yios-Preaidenl
WnUAMS I. BLANCDARD. BeoreUrT. 7 Ktf
T
HE PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSURANCE
TnnnrnnratMl 11211 Charter FenwtnaL
No. 610 WALNUT Street, opposite Independence Square.
This Company, favorably known to the oouununiti for
over forty years, continues to insure airainat loee or aaaa-
axa by lire on I'ublio or Private rJuiiuin,reituer surma.
n..nllu fit- Inn limited time. A1SOOO ! UrUltUre. HUuik.
OI Uoods, and Blerctianaise frencrany, on inierai terms.
-i iicir f .nmijii. tfuretuar vmn a wnre nuruiua innii. fa
invested in the most oareful manner, which eoablne them
to otlur to Uie Lusarea an uououuteu eeuanty in tn i
0' 1"
DIM"" .
Daniel Smith, Jr., I John Devereni.
Alvxaudur liouuon, I Ihouia Surtu,
Ihiiao llKlhuist, I Horn. Lewis,
Thomas Rcbius. J; Oillincluua Fell
acivilasl Tl aa.r1fln.aar I
IJAMKI. KMif U. Ja.. Prealdeni.
WM. O. CROWFIA. boorU.ry. B4
TMPEllIAIi tflltK INSURANCE CO.
LONDON.
ESTADLISIIKD 1S03.
raid-up Capital and Accumulated Funds,
(18,000,000 I IV GOLD.
PEEVCST & TUB RING, Agents,
1 48 No. 107 8. TIU1U) btreet, Pblladelphlav
UHAtt. 91, PKEYOfiT, . CUAJ3. & EJBUUNd
INSUHANCfc.
1829.'
IIAliTKh rlUKTUAl
FrartliD Fire Insnrance Company
OK PUII.APFM'HIA.
Office, Kos. 435 and 437 CHES2JUT St.
Assets Jan. II'69,$2677,372,I3
CAPITAL
A CCB V E D "SURPLUS.'
I'BKMILMS i
4no,ono-oo
, 1.083,B'iS-70
1,198,843
UNSETTLED CLAIM 9
WCOMS FOR 1S69,
BJOU.UUU.
tesraiflsiicWcver $5,500,000
Perpetnal and Temporary Pollotea oa Liberal Term.
1 be C'ompanj alao iaenea Polietee on Kenu ottBotldinS
Of all kicda, O round KenU. and Mortaea.
DIRKUTORS.
Alfrwl G. Baker, , A II red FHler.
Samnel (Irani, I Thoina Kparka,
Ceore W. Rivbarda, I William H.Urast,
imu An, I i namu B. Kiua,
(ieorte tales, I Ontn H. Keneoa.
i.rnr i, u. Bfltvpn, rrmineni.
T1 ... OKORUK FALKS, Vioa-Preeidwit.
JA8. W. McAIXIK I KR. 6eereUr.
lUKOD01lKM.RKUKR.AaeieuIitSCrUrT. II
STRICTLY MUTUAL.
Prsvidcnt Life and Trust Co,
OF PHILADELPHIA,
OFFICE, No. 1 1 1 S. FOURTH KTItEKT.
Orminlzed to promote LIFE IN'SUILANCE ammiir
meni l rs of the Society of Friends.
uootl rlftks of any clans accepted.
Policies issued on approved plans, at the lowest
rati s.
President, 8AMUEL R. SHIPLEY,
Ylce-Presiucnt, WILLIAM C. l.OiNHsi'RKTH,
Actuary, ROWLAND PARKY.
The advantages otlered br this :omnanv urn nn.
excelled, hjj
rpj-j'E EKTEliriUSE INSURANCE CO. bv
riiii.ADKi.eiit a
titles B. W. corner of toll Hi It and WALNUT Btrrets.
riKI-. IIIM'KAMIK H.AUI.l'MVHI.Y.
PFRI'Vl UAL AND Tr.HU POI.1U1KM Is-illPn
CAbU Capital (paid np in full) tJuo.tuO'Otf
(neb Assets, Jan. I, INTO .TJ1,:I0313
F. Ratohferd Starr,
J. Litingston Kn-lnger,
J nines U (jlngboru,
V m. tl. Houlton,
Chsrlos Wheeler,
I houia U. Monteomery,
jtamro rrazier,
Jnlm M. Atwood,
Bunj. T. Trediik,
Criiivn II. Stuart.
tlonji II. Ifronn
u mes in. Aerueu.
b . U A rCIIKUlin M'AKR. rre.i.l. nl
HIOMAH H. MilNTIiOMKllV, Vice-President.
AI.K.X. W. W1M K, Kecrelary.
JACOB K. PKTKHhOM. AseiMant firoreUrv
QREAT WESTERN
Mutual Lifo Insurance Co
OK NEW YORK.
EDWIN E. SIMPSON, MANAGER,
No. 013 WALNUT St., Plilladn.
All the good, equitable and liberal features of the best
Lite Insurance Companies are guaranteed to the policy
bolder! of this Company. (1 iUrt'itbiiw
I iberal arrangements made with eempetont as ents.
PATENTS.
P
N
3,
OFFICES FOR PROCURINU
Patents in the United States and Fo
reign Countries,
FORREST BUILDINGS.
HO g. I-OUItTII St., lMiiladn.
AUD MARBLE BUILDINGS,
SKYENTU Street, above 1
(Opposite U. 8. Patent Office),
WASHINGTON, D. O.
H. HOWSON, Solicitor of Patents.
O. HOWSON, Attorner-at-Law.
Communications to be adc rested to the Principal Offices,
Philadelphia. 1 lu mws3ua
PATENT OFFICES,
N. W. Corner FOUKTn ana CI1ESN0T,
(Entrance on FOUBTII Street),
rilANCIS D, FASTOXIZUS,
BOUCITOB OF PATENTS.
Patents procured for. Inventions In the United
States and Foreign Countries, and all haslness re.
latlcg to the same promptly transacted. Call or send
for circulars on Patents.
Open till 9 o'clock every evening. 3 8 imth
PATENT OFFICES,
S, W. Corner F0UETH and WAIUVT
PHILADELPHIA.
FEES LESS THAN ANY OTHER RSLIABL
AGENCY.
Bend for pamphle onPatonta.
8 4 tbstug CHARLES B. EVANS.
OTATE RIGHTS FOR BALE. BTAT1
O Kishia of a valosble Iuveatlon Just patented, and fo
the M.ll lNO. (JUITINU. and CUfVl-INU f dried be
iuhli..L mte.. are hasehr offered for sale. It 1 an articL
of crt-ei value to ropneturs of hotel and restaerants,
and It anomd be introduced into everr family. STATU
KllillTH for sale. Model can be aeeu $A TUXKOllAPH
t7U kUNDY A HOFFMAlf.
DRUGS, PAINTS, PTO.
IOIII.U I fsllOEMAICER &. CO.
N. E. Corner FOURTH and RACE Sts.
PHILADELPHIA,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
Importers and Manufacturers of
WHITE LEADIAND COLORED PAINTS, PUTTY,
VARNISHES, ETC.
AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED FRENCH
Z1H0 PAINTS.
Dealers and consumers supplied at lowest prices
for cash. 13
DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST
AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
PAINTS, OILS. GLASS. AND
PATENT MEDICINES,
Nos. 1301 and 1303 MA11KET St.
10 31 thataSra
pj IRE W O R K.
GALVANIZED and Painted WIRE GUARDS,
Store rronta and windows, for factory and warehooi
windows, for chnrches and cellar windows.
IRON and WIRE RAILINGS, for balconies, office
cemetery and garden fences.
Liberal allowance made to Contractors, Bnllden
aud Carpenters. All orders filled with prouipuiw
nd work guaranteed.
ROBERT WOOD & CO.,
8 a stnthera No. 1136 WDOE Avonoe Phil
O O R N E X OH A N G E
U JJAOMANUKAOTORY.
JtiHN T. BAILKY, ,
K. F. corner of W A R K FT and WATER Streets,
1'hiUdelphia, .
UKALKR IN bAUH AND BAGQIKQ
Of every deeonption,
Grain, Flour, Bait, Poper Pboephate of Lime, Boa
lIUlia Kt0
y7; JiltClVOOL BACJL&
AMUSEMENT 8.
HKEEICAN BEAUTY PERSONIFIED
AS
BY JOfF.ril PAGNANL
NOW OIV KXIII1JIXIOI4.
CARLES' cVtLERIES
LC0KIKQ 0IAS3 WAREROOMS,
Ifo. 810 CHESSUT STREET.
AT .UI'ITARCr, TWItNTY-KIVB CKHT&. 1 41
AMK1UCAN ACADKMY OF M ITSIl'
. AT.r WSa,PA'RO?A OPKn.
I. HFBC fO.A Proprietoraand Dlr.wt,) s
l.ouiluitnr.' (IAHL HUH and A. RF.IFK
I 'lMtiiuMmir 11 IIK VIVIJ.
t.(r Mn.r- H. .1 A UK HON.
i L i.r f, .'li? P'""" to annniinco a
riHIk. SKAKON Ol' fJHAf D K.NHI.IMf 0?J I!A
t )i ttiiscclebrntrd ci nipsny, rnn-mai olnit nn
nwv. H'll'AV KVUNINU, KeKll,
Willi Mourl i S' knnwl, difwi maslrrwork.
THK MAHhlAI.K DC i'li'iRO
r'yyvetjrriif'mherof the cotnpn eimila.s;! in tl,
rnnt. l-ull psitioiilnrs in 8undsy p ap. n. mm'no' J,0,;;'
a c i T n" t v
yi .1 .H X
O F M IT S
1WKL1TU GRAND ANNUAL
'(.iY.MNA.'iTIO F.XIIIl3ITIO?i
Tit
I LTILSOK TROF L 11 WIS' OYMNisU'.'d
will tuke place on
WKDHFSDAY FVKNINO, Feb. ft, 1t,i.
Ppsrrrcd tests, tu ocnts. Niieura thutu in tiino, a th
liitirnsiuin. Ninth and Arnh street.
N. B. t-ininsHitnt is otten al d.v and eveein. P.u...
twi ns In hpnrrtnn and fcnciiiR also. 'i'iAx,
A n R A K E E N E'
CHFSNUT PTR FT Tit FAT RF. BerinsstH.
S
(SI SAN (iAI.TON IN Tvlfl upKRicrTAHV
TUiS HATCH OA Y NI'iHT, TURKIC OPjtKAB
-M," ll rlRtlll.K HVMKN.anl
PHi.MA donna nw a ikiu.i-r
St FAN (i ALTON ss OltF.lll.KV and F.RNE3TINR
vuiiiuiiii.i-rni.uiii.ii , 1 1 r. .tni r.,.
KL'SAN (IAI.TON as "KANtiHON."
With solo. "Wwoi-t Hp'rit, Har My Praysr "
T A LNUT B T K K KT T K E VTKE
T TUI8 (Salmdnvi KVFNINO. l-'..l, s
LAST NItj.ll r
I.AH 1' N.'GHT
he new TVincstlc, Komanllr, and 8nntina Drama,
lioiiiy I.eho and John H, ,'larko, entitled
OK, T.inilTS AND Ml ADOVVS t)THI! f7R FAT f!1TV-
thnllinn Dramatic Pnlurr of w
Lit K 171 JjU.XUUI."
P.vcry scene nrw snd rxuriwly
IMPOHTKIt FROM LONDON.
LONDON MATIN FK THJ8AriVKRNOON.
MK8. JOHN DKEW'8 ARCH BTHKET
THFATRTC. Rnrins U to 8
HOC8K8 ChoW f.Kl) TO THK ROOF,
recend werk o the oin ncnt. artist,
VR.JII1IN HHOUltHAM.
TO-NK.Ii T (H.turday) Keb. B,
EUtb time of BrnuKham's (kmedy Drams
THK! HKI) l.KitlT;
v i i nr. or i nv.fl.ll.
JOHN BKOlIliHAM aa ....NF.D MAODRRMOT
Aided fy the fnll Company
Reviral soon of I.I ri'l.K if, W 'LY.
VOX'S AMERICAN THEATRE.
T OPN THE V FAR ROUND EVFRY KVFJUNU
MADAM K 8KN Y F.A H, l'KM A LK OTMN aST,
Broun and Ssndlord, Cimnsst, Miss Jennie Ren-on, Mr.
ss. Kifn, IMr. 'Ihos. Wlnnett, LE8 POISSO.S O'AR.
t.r.NT. Wud lleDn Kon.Lnpo,et
aiaunfo on m i mini a r i khihiuw at i o cloor.
Dt'PREZ BENEDICT'S OPERA HOUSE.
8F.VF.NTI1 St., below Arab (Late Theatre Coaaionei
KtiHiuriBf.tic Apulsupesn4 Caiimired rtatis'actioo.
THIS KVKN1NG. DCPRKZ A BKNKJDIUT'S
CJiirantiu MinstrAla Introduej,.
first Time PI.AOK STATU K.
Pirst Ti.ne-FlVJC LAUOUf.NU VOCALISTS, et. eta.
aoniission, cue, raiqnet. no. oaiiery. noo. 1 el Ss
TJEW ELEVENTH STREET OPERV
1 UOUSK, FI.F.VENTH Ktwet. abor Obeanuf.
THK FAMILY HKKORT.
OARNCROSH A DIXKY'H SflNKTRRTJI.
the gresl btar Troupe of the woild. in their nmin.rlr
KTIIIOPIAN bOlriKF.8,
KKAUT1KIII, KAL1.AD8, BONGS,
OPERATIC SKLKGTIO.N 8, and
I.ACOH ABLE BURLK3QUK?
EVERY KVK.NINO.
, J. I- OAJUKUROBS, Hananr.
R. F. FIWP8QN. Tressorer. l7ra
TALER'S (LATE .MILLER'S) WINTEt
OAKDKN, N(. 720, 7KI,724. and 72 V1NF. Btreet.
THK (.HAND OKI II 1.1-1 li It N, formerly the pronerf
of the GRAND I1KK OK ISADKN. purchased at re'
epeni.n by JACOB VA1 fh, ot this ci'y, in comliinatiq'
with H.AMKK'8 OK( liKt-'iKA and Miss NKlXi?
ANDFKSON, will perform KVFRY AFflCRNOON aal
KVKMMi at the ahovo-montioned plaoe.
Admission free. 1 UJtf
TEMPLEOF WONDERS. A88EMBLYBUILB
IMiN. blUNOR BLITZ
KYEUY EVENINO at IV, si.d MATINKK on WED.
NDAY snd ft A'I'IIRDA Y at 3.
Admission, 26 at. Reserred t-ems. 60 ct. 1 10
CENTZ AND HAsLeR'S MATINEE5-
O MUSICAL FUND HAM, lBoP,70, erery HA'I'U I
x AC i unnuuii .1 o n oiuoh.
lots
CLOTHS, OA S3 1 MERES, ETO.
JAMES & HUOER,
Successors to JAMES A LEE,
Ito. 11 North sr.CO.KI Strcfl,
Eigu of the Golden Lamb,
Arc now closing out their entire sto.k of
"W i n t o ! Gr o o l h,
Consisting of CLOTUS, CA8SIMKRE3, VBST
IN08, etc., of the best makes and finest tuxture,'
which they are selling far below Importers' prices,
preparatory to the reception of their SPRING STOCK
Of GOODS. 8JH mws
HOSIER ViETO.
rrow othju at
HOFJIANN'S U0SIEUY STOKE,
No. 9 NORTH EICHTII STREET,
GINT8' WDITB WOOL BOIRTS,
GENTS WHITE WOOL 1JKAWER3,
GENTS' SCARLET WOOL BHIRTU,
GENTS' SCARLET WOOL DUAWEltS,
GENTS' MERINO BLURTS ANU DRAWERS,
LADIES' MERINO VESTS,
LADIES' MERINO DRAWERS,
LADIES' CASliM ERR VESTS,
CHILDREN'S MERINO UADERWTEAR,
GENTS' COTTON SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
LADLES' COTTON VESTS AND DRAWERS.
Also, a very large assortment of T wall
COTTON WOOL, AND MERINO I7QSI ERT.
' CENT.'S FORNI8HINQ OOOD8. "
J3ATENT 13 II O U L DISK'S E AM
BHLRT MANUFACTORY,
AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE.
PERFECTLY FITTING SHIRTS AND DRAWBR7
made from measurement at very short notitje.
All ether articles of G&NTLKMEN'S DRESr
GOODS la full variety.
WINCHESTER A CO.,
Mo. CHKHNUT Street
EDUCATIONAL.. S
TT V. LAV1K1IA(JIPS
CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, AND COMMERCIAL
A U A i' rC ii Va
AFSFMBLY BOILDINtJS, No. lug 8. TF.NTI1 Street.'
'I lioreufrh preraratiou lor lluu'nn.s or C0IIP140.
hpecinl attention Riven to I'laoliitai MaUieiuatic, Bur.
Trying, Civil t niiui'i mp, etc.
A hist elsss l"rniisiy Di'iiurtmcnt. llfilia
Oirruliirsst lit. Vvurl.u Hull's. No. 430 Cbesnut street.
M IS 8 SUSAN C ALTON BEGS TO AN
nounce that she will itive inFtructlon la
KlNlilNU AND PIANO,
Term hrftlnninjr Man h 1,
Addreas, care W. U. Itoner A Co.. No. 1101 CIISWNUT
rinct.
lielw'
THE SECOND SESSION OF THE
acsdirnlc year of the RTF. VF.N8DALH INSTiTUTK,
a polcct fuiuily Liouidinn school tor boy, South. Aaibvy.
N. J., will couinieiiceon Kt-lirnury 1, 1H7U.
1 22 ltu J. H. WlTlliNtiTON, A. M Principal.
AMERICAN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
No. I(i21 WAI.M'T and No. 86ft North BROAD Ki.
Second Half-winter Term will hewin Fh BRIMKV7.
Pupils muy bcKin at any thus without iuterluriuu wita
their prorc a students. f..'
u
Ti. CI R E G O R Y." A. M..
CLA8f"'"AT, tn rwnt NH CU011-
I-