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T1TE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1870.
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J-Vora Ovr Own Correporutrnt.
Nw York, Feb. 8, 1870.
,4Th) TvrHTe Tetnptntlone."
On Saturday night there was a private dread
rehearsal of The Twelve Templaiioni at the
Grand Opera Ilonso. It was lntondod to bo a
Tory brilliant affair first, because Mr. Fisk
vim at the head of it; secondly, because the
general public was denied admittance; and
third, because the theme that demanded the
attention of tho audience was a great leer-piece
to which the White t'avm and Black Crook were
presumed to be a mere bagatelle. In fact, with
the exception of the Tow scenes that were given
pon the stage, and the few dances that wore
danced, there was nothing brilliant about it.
The champagne was like vinegar utterly
unworthy of tho fame of Mr. Flak, and tho
rush of hungry and thirsty Bohemians was dis
graceful to the newspaper-press. A few
of tho scenes from the new legend
were given, and the ostensible reason for
not presenting tho entlro spoctacle was that
thcro might bo no infraction upon the sanctity
of the Sabbath. So tho board-blUs said, at any
rate; but with all this piety tho entertainment
was not over until 1 o'clock on Sunday morning.
Among the more prominent appearances were
those of Madame Ponisl, who is a trille more
"hefty ' than in her younger days; Mr. Boniface,
and Miss Nelly Pclris, a new acquisition at the
Opera House, a fine-looking woman, liked by
the populace as a slugcr, and understood to be
tho wife of Mr. Brady, proprietor of a celebrated
gymnasium of this city.
Ilrpnan nnd Msr.
These notorious pri.c-ringlsts Intend next
Friday night engaging in n sparring-match at
tho Bowery Theatre. Tho average price of seats
has been five dollars, aud as much as ono hun
dred dollars has been offered for a private box,
Hecnan and Mace have been practicing for some
weeks past at a certain well:known gymnasium
up-town. Their appearance at tho Bowery is
preliminary to a starring engagement, during
which they will make tho tour of the country
and pick up a great deal of money. Tho starring
engagement, in Us turn, Is preliminary to Mace's
fighting Allen for the championship. On Friday
night Mace will be presented with a hand'
some silver belt, and tho Bowery will boast
of such a crowd as tho Bowery only can pro
duce. I would not give much for tho chances
of any respectable, inoffensive man who goes
into that building, on that occasion, with his
watch and chain, coming out with these articles,
The Bowery agent the other day expressly In
formed mo that he intended providing all the
newspaper people who attended with scats
near the door! This is considerate, at any rate.
With respect to the forthcoming fight between
Mace and Allen, a good deal of doubt Is ex
pressed in sporting circles a to Mr. Mace's con
dition. Allen is very spry, as yot, aud Mace, if
tho truth be told, has tho appearance of being
slightly played out.
Woninn as a Hanker.
The experiment is being tried in Wall street.
Tho firm is Woodhull, Clufllu & Co., and the
members are women. What do you think of the
idea? Stockings instead of stocks havo been
hitherto supposed to furnish more appropriate
employment for the female finger. If the move
ment be successful tho result will be most im
portant, not only for women in this city, but
probably all the world over, tsut men tninic oi
tho minor questions involved In it! Who are to
be the clerks ? Are any young men to be ad
mitted ? And is there no danger of admitting a
too fascinating moustache ? Woodhull, Clallln
& Co. are backed by a capital of half a million,
and their backer is understood to be Commodore
Vanderbllt.
Mr. Frctater
is going to play "Hamlet" for one week, com-
niencmir next jnonaay niciu. mis hb uues iu
. , , . m l .1 1
response to the request of several citizens, who,
having nothing else to do, sent In an application
asking him to do so. Consequently they are as
busy at bees up at Nlblo's. My private opinion
is that Mr. Fechter is extromoly unwise to yield
to this request, always supposing that the re
quest is not a "got-up" affair. He ought to re
serve "ITamlet" until the last, for after that
there can be no great novelty to offer. There
will be an immense rush to see him, but I do not
think after he once leaves this conntry he will
receive any inducement to return. An article
that appeared in lost Thursday's Tribune, and
which spoke coarsely and slightingly of hU
"Ilcnri de Legardero," showed up Mr. Winter'
prejudices upon tho subject, and is generally
thought to have done great injustice to Mr.
Fechter, whatever his failings may be.
Am Baim.
MUSICAL. AH1 1K ASIATIC.
Edwin Adams as " Narcleae Rameau."
The German play of Narcisae the Vagrant,
In which Mr. Adams appeared last evening at
tho Walnut, although it introduces some well-
known historical characters, makes no preten
sions whatever to historical accuracy, and the
times that it represents are certainly sufficiently
remote for dramatic treatment from a romantic
standpoint. Tho main idea of tho play, that
makes the forsaken husbund of tho Pompadour
the representative man of the France of the
ante-revolutlonary period, when the lightnings
of the coming storm were just beginning to
flash along the horizon, Is one of singular origi
nality and merit. The picture of the times pre
sented is none tho less striking and Impressive
because It Is almost purely Ideal, and tho play
Is distinguished by the qualities that are most
generally lacking in modern dramatic writing
real artistic purpose and thoughtful effort to
elaborate a fine conception. Narciise the
Vagrant is a drama of the romantic school of
Victor Hugo; but It Is superior to most of the
works of that eccentric writer that keep the
stage in the directness with which the moral
purpose is 60t forth. The theme Is worked out
with care and intelligence, and the scenes are
arranged with an excellent regard for dramatic
effect. The principal fault is a certain Ger
manic heaviness that, to an average audience, is
apt to be oppressive; but in spite of this the play
Is interesting, apart from its philosophical sub
tleties, and the leading part is a fine ono for a
first-rate actor.
Mr. Edwin Adams' personation of "Narclsse
Bameau" Is undeniably a reflnod, thoughtful,
and picturesque performance. Its superficial
characteristics are such as he is able to give with
comparative ease, and he indicates at times that
be has a conception of the part more profound
than his powers of expression were equal to Re
vealing. Mr. Adams' style is marked by all the
faults that his most discriminating admirers
have so often pressed npon his
' notice, and which will ever Interfere with his
taking the highest rank as an actor. Ills elocu
tion Is artificial, giving a stlltedaoBS to his per
formances that detracts much from tholr real
, effectiveness, and he is frequently so much con
cerned about his delivery that he forgets to feel
the role he Is playing. If his "Narclsse" is not
all that It might be, It is a piece of acting that
tolls with an audience, as was shown last even
ing by the hearty applause that was awarded It,
and by two enthusiastic calls before the curtain.
Mr. Adams received an excellent support from
tho leading mombors of tho company, Mr.Walcot
making an efficient representative of the "Duke
de Cholseul," and Mrs. Walcot giving a more
than usually roflncd and pleasing performance
in the part of "Doris Qulnault." Miss Annie
Graham In also entitled to commendation for a
forcible personation of the "Marchioness do
Pompadour.
The) C!ltT A nmscmfint.
At TnB CnESNnt tho Galton troupe will ap
pear this evening in the musical adaptation of
t ancnon me vrwieei.
At thb Walnut Mr. Edwin Adams will
personate "Narclsse Rameau" this evening.
at tdi arch mo arnma or tm xeri lAgnt
will be performed this evening, with Mr. John
Brougham in tho leading role.
AT JLJUI'RKZ S liBNBDICT'8 OPBRA UOUSB
a variety ol attractions will be offered this
evening.
AT THB EI.BTBNTII BTRRBT Ol'HKA IlOUHB
a Hne programme of minstrelsy will be pre
sented this evening.
monor 15i.itz ana his son will trlvo a maelcal
entertainment at the Assembly Building this
evening.
A. T. K Mr. 1. F. Duane will repeat his
humorous lecture entitled "Ninety Minutes in
Kweor Xompany," at Natstorlum Hall this
evening.
Ins Pakepa-Kosa F.uailsh opera troupe will
open at the Academy of Music on Friday even
ing next witn Mozart s great opera ot tue mar
riage of Figaro.
lhe salo ot seats commences to-day at toe
Academy and at Trumplor's.
CITY 1TKIHS.
OnAPH
Bkttkr Mads
Kkttkb Out
Bkttbb Frrnio
:i4THIN
)l OIHIHII
AT I H II ALU
AT Towkr 11 all
Than Anywiucui Kldk.
Bkhkrtt A Oo
No. 61S MABKKT STHKI.r.
TVlSSTBIX.
Snow and Ics and sleet.
On to house tops, 'noth your feet ;
And ths wind, how It bowls, a o'er hill and plain
It ruahea, with all its might And main.
And freezing poverty eriee in pain
At it enters their hearts, then oat Again,
Away it goes with demon'! laugh,
.eaving diatreaa and death in ita lor path.
If ow ia the seaaon for overcoats,
The cheapeet and beat yon wiU find At Stokes',
The number of his great Clothing Store
IS 0HA8HUT STBIAT, KIUHT TWKKTT-yOPB.
Dbt Fwr. The most effectual way of guarding one's
health ia to keep the feet dry, And that oan only be don
by the uee of Indie Robber Ovrrshoee, end as the lnole-
ment season ia npon na, wewonld Adrise oar reader to
boy none bat the beet quality, which cAn only be had At
OooDtKAB's Headquarters, No. 808 Ohesnut street, aoath
aide. Philadelphia,
Jirwruii.-Mr. WllliAm W. Oaasidy, No. U 8. Seoond
alreol, baa the largest and moat attractive aasortment of
Hne J ewelry and bilverwere in the city. Purchasers eaa
rely upon obtaining A real, pure artiole, furnished At A
price which cannot be equalled. Be also hAA A large stock
of American Western Watobes In all varieties And at all
prices. A visit to his store is sure to result in pleasure
and profit.
IIai.lft, Davth A Oo.'s New OnOAN-PiAHOSo-called
en account of their unusual singing qualities, are giving
the must perfect satisfaction, And are the lavorito instru
ment. Warerooms No. 937 Oheanut street.
Bkkobe purchasing, call And examine the Parham New
Family 8ewing Machine. Salesroom No. 704 Oheanut
treet. Every machine warranted.
Rubber Overshoes and Boots for Men, Women, sad
Children, oan be had at retail at the very lowest prices.
G midyear's manufacture, old stand. No. 808 Oheanut
street, lower aide.
MoNnn-T. Parham Sewing Machines sold on easy
nir nthly instalments at No. 704 Ohesnut street.
Sinoeb's Family Skwtko Machines,
Ten dollars cash.
Balance In monthly Instalment.
O. F. Davis, No. 810 Ohesnut street
Puis.- Dr. yr. A. MoOsndlees, No. 1926 Spring Garde
street, gives his entire time to the permanent cure of
Piles. Beet city referenoe given.
Parham New Family Sewing Machines on terms to sa t
all, at No. 704 Ohesnut street.
Proclamation!
Oak Hall, Feb. 7, 13T0.
We have still onb hundred thousand dollars'
worth of Clothing, which must be disposed or :
And,
The Season, thus for so mild, will tbt br so cold
that the Warmest Winter Garments will be needed :
And Whereas,
There are Thousands of People who would buy If
they bad Money enough:
Therefore, Be if Remembered,
1st. That we,
WAXAUAKER A- BROWy,
THB PEOPLE'S CLOTHIERS,
Will sell this f 100,000's Worth of Fine Clothing for
160,000, either In onb obbat lot, or In Smaller Lois,
or In Single Suits, Garments, etc, at same rate.
2d. That due Notice of this be given, that every
body may have the advantage of this Special con
cession.
WANAMAKER 3c BROWN,
OAK HALL,
8. E. Corner SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
91auiiie:i.
Hokfnbr Sutton On February 1. at the resi
dence of the bride's parents, by the Rev. Thomas
uavw, Mr. iiknky j. jiorfNBK, or MUiadelniilo, to
Miss Emma, daughter of James T. Sutton, Esq. of
Montgomery county.
mm.
Aubttn. On the Tth instant, Thomas J. Austin.
In the 27th year of his age.
The relatives and friuuds, also Washington Lodge,
No. M, K. of P., and Cohocksink Lodge, No. 3X3, L
O. of O. P., are Invited to attend the funeral, from
his late residence, No. 1227 Dey street, on Thursday,
at 1 o'clock p. M.
KNfiKi.MAN.On the Tth Instant, Eats R., wife of
William B. Bngelman, In the 86tli year of her age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully Invited
to attend tlitj funeral, from her husband's residence,
No. 1231 Nugle street, on Thursday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Interment at Mount Vernon Cemetery.
Oakman On Monday morning, February T, Da
vid Uakm an, aged 6a years.
The relatives and friends of the family, also North
ern Liberty Council, No. 28, Northern Lib
erty Degree Council. No. 1, O. U. A. M., and
American Mechanics' Funeral Benefit Association,
are respectfully luvlte-d to attend the funeral, from
his late residence, Na 144 Dana street, on Thursday
afternoon next, the loth instant, at 1 o'clock. To
proceed to Mechanics' Cemetery.
MacGowan. On the evening of tho eth instant,
John MacGowan, Sr.
The relutlves and friends of the family are respect
fully Invited to attend the funeral, from his late resi
dence, No. 120 N. Fifteenth street, on Wednesday,
the Vth Instant, at S o'clock. To proceed to Wood
lands Cemetery.
Murray. On Saturday, February 6, at Norrls
town, Edward Murray, sr., aged es years.
The relatives and friends of the faiu ly are respect
fully Invited to attend the funeral, from his late
residence, Lafayette street, near Markley, on Wenes
day afternoon next, at 1 o'clock.
Sbakfnrr. On the Tth Instant, John Charlrs,
Infant son of John II. and Mary K. Shuffner, aged t
months and 81 days.
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t has the new Needle-holder.
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Thereby avoiding all dropped or
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It osrs the celebrated Shuttle Carrier.
No Race or Groove employed. '
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' No Friction or Wearing of the Shuttle
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IT WIU. SEW THE FINEST AND MOST DELI
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UNDERNEATH.
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IT WILL HEM, FELL, BRAID, CORD, QUILT,
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NEW
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IS FULLY WARRANTED IN EVERY PARTICUL AR
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Office and Salesroom,
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in
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THE AMERICAN
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Is now admitted to be far superior to all others as a
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JluttonIIoIe nnd Eye
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It Is also admirably adapted to manufacturing pur
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Call and seo it operate and get samples of the
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We have also for sale our "PLAIN AMERICAN,"
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This machine does all that Is done on the Combina
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PHILADELPHIA.
OROOERIE8, ETO.
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PUKE OLIVE OIL,
SMALL AND TENDER
FEENOH PEAS,
MUSI1UOOMS,
TttUFirijJSS,
FRESH MACCARONI and
VERMICELLI,
CHOICE PRUNES.
E. BRADFORD CLARKE,
Successor to Bimon Colton & Clarke,
S.W. Corner Broad and Walnut,
otutha
PHILADELPHIA,
OENT.'S BURNISHING GOODS.
piflE DRESS SHIRTS.
J. W. SCOTT & CO.,
No. 814 CHESNUT STREET, PIIILA.
GENTLEMEN'S FANCY GOODS
IK FULL VARIETY-. (1 8 atuthrp
THE UNDERSIGNED
HAVING RELIN-
-A. nuiabed tbe Heati
it wili be continued b
-1 nuiabed tbe Ueatino- of liulldinua by Steam or Water,
a or
WILLIAM H. WI8TAB,
lately superintending tbat department ot tbeir business.
wuum uiey recommend to tneir Tienaa
o. l, W MORRIS. TASKER CO.
WISTAR a BOULTON.
No. 227 SOUTH FIFTH 8TKEET.
HEATIKQ BI
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PLANS OF PIPE CUT TO ORDER.
LAUNDRIES AND CULINARY APPARATUS
FITTED UP.
Ugstoiop
rNE DOLLAR GOOD8 FOR 95 CENTS
Vy lOUftuC DIXOM'H, Mo. U 8. KIQUTU trtrssi
INSURANCE.
UNION MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OP PHILADELPHIA.
INCORPORATED 14.
MRS, MARINE, AND INLAND INSURANCE.
OFFICE, N. R. CORNER THTRD AND WALNUT
STREETS, EXCHANOB UUU.ULHU.
The following statement of the affairs of the Com
pany is published in conformity with a provision of
its charter :
Marine Premiums written during the year
ending Jannary 1, mo $10,ITJ i4
Marine Premiums not earned January 1,
WW SO.W4TS
ftU,0681
Fire Premiums written same
period $J6,W1'9
Fire Premiums not earned
January i, lust jihw
et.scT'Vt
90-24
Earned Premiums dating the
year ending as above:
marine jhi,ih
Fire 8.5S9Tt
Interest on investments, sal
vages, eio. to,vii-oi
105,43-19
Losses, expenses, etc, during
CHIIIIBUIUO:
Marine losses p,m-VT
Fire losses. M,610-
Reinsurance and commis
sions M.TWW
Return Premiums 10,231 -8T
Kent, salaries and ex
penses H,0TT-68
United States tax and
State tax 8,972-02
163,822 -05
1 11,843 40
STATEMENT OP THE AS8ET8 OP THE COM
PANY, JANUARY 1. 1870.
State of Pennsylvania Six per cent.
BOiuis fiu.mw-vu
Crty of Philadelphia six per cent Bonds. 15,000-00
Camden and Amboy Railroad Six per
i-m. uonaB, it r ii,xuu uu
Camden and Amttoy Railroad Six per '
cent. Bonds, 1883 8,6001)0
Camden and Amboy Railroad Six per
cent, isonos, w.o u.owuu
Pennsylvania Railroad Second Morteaire
Six per cent. Bonds 10,000-00
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Six per
cent. Bonds : 14,010-00
reDiwyivania juuiroaa vim Mortgage
on per cenu Jtonus
Schuylkill Navigation Company Six per
cent Bonds
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Six per
1,000-00
18,000-00
ceni. Bonus.
10,000-00
'Wyoming Valley Canal Six per cent.
no
ionds
ll.OOO-OO
7,000-00
10,000-00
4,000 00
Plttsbnrg Water Loan Seven per cent.
Bonds
North Pennsylvania Railroad Six per
cent. Bonds
Horth Pennsylvania Railroad Seven per
cent. Bonds
I.phlirh V&llpv Railroad Klx nor rent.
11011(18 D-wnruu
100 shares Little .Schuylkill Railroad.... 6,000-00
lid snares rennsytvama liauroaa. .......
100 snares Nortn Pennsylvania itauroad o,uouii
4S shares Dolaware Railroad 1,200-00
106 shares Wyoming Valley Canal r,30-00
08 snares rniiaacipma Rational uanK.. e,uu-uo
88 shares Fanners' and Mechanics' Na
tional Bank 8,800 00
88 shares Delaware Mutual Safe Insur-
(MI,.,: yl fl I ,u .J J .((.,... "
1C0 shares Pha-nlx Insurance Company. 1,6001)0
4 shares Amerixan west India bteam-
ship Company 400-00
80 shares Philadelphia and Southern
Mail Steamship Compaay 6,000-00
1404shares Union Mutual Insurance Com
pany 14,040 oo
Par value $20S,R06-oo
Market value tliW.SHd-oo
Bills receivable for premiums 27.748-30
Sundry accounts due for premiums 8,351-ST
. ana in oanK jiu.i-ww
Cash in drawer 72-2
Loans on call, with collateral . . . 13,300-00
2M,6!t-89
DIRKCTOItS.
RICHARD 8. SMITH. iS. DELBERT.
A. E. BORIS, SOLOMON TOWNSEND,
JOHN H. IkWrX. I.J. 8. PEROT,
niiWBKKKY A. SMITH. JOIIN MOSS,
WILLIAM C. KENT, LEMUEL, COFFIN,
HENRY LEWIS.
C. H. CUMMING8.
J. P. STEINER,
J. II. TILOK,
W. D. WINSOR,
JAMES U BEWLET,
CHARLES D. REED,
ISAAC IIOUUU,
CHARLES E. MORGAN.
EDWARD L. CLARK.
GEORGE LEWIS,
SAMUEL C. COOK,
WILLIAM S. KAIRD,
CHARLES WHEELER,
KICUAHI) 8. 8.111 TH, Prenldent.
JOHN IH088, 8ecretarr. i 8 Dt rp
s
TATEMCNT
0' THB
UNITED SECUBITY LIFE INSU
RANCE AND TRUST COMPANY
Of Pennsylvania,
OFFICE, 8. E. Corner FIFTH and OHESNUT Streets,
A uiuuviiiua
Published In accordance with 8ee. 10 at Charter
Capital of ths Oampanf g 1,000,00000
AsMe4a.
Bonda and Mortgages (first
lienx) 970,000 -OS
U. H. 6-2D Bonds 34.U1S Ml
Loans on (JoVateral ttecatitj... 16,0001)
Premium Motes (on Pollutes in
force) 4,rl
Deferred Premiums S7
Premiums in bands of Agents. . 12,1 16 11
Oftioe Furniture
Interest accrued to Jan 1 l,:iwrtx
lluhnakud I.UIT'UI
Amount of Capital subscribed but not
oaUed in OU,UOO'00
Total Capital and Assets. 81 1,033,370 '35
llitftiue oi'llie Company lor 1800.
INCO.MK.
Premiums for the year '!l.0m
Interest tor tne s ear 7.S7U71
DISBL'KNEltlENTH.
Oonimiiwions to arents, of wbich
tr:n47 iu was in tun lor future
oommuaious rftlli-OfT'tiH
Medical eiaminationa, lioenaea,
and fees to different Htates.. . SJalS'lfi
Amount paid to Treasurer Htate
of reunsyiTauia, being a late
tax on charter I.3SUW
Salaries 6,im
Venta, Kevenue Dtamps, snd
surrendered Policies . .... 4Wi'lS
Agency Kipenses, Account
liooks, t'nntlng, (Stationery,
Advertising, and all otbur u
ipenaes S3,068'09
s i a $m 9ii,''iK
GKORQF. H. 8TUAUT, President.
THOMAS W. KVaNS. Vice-President.
WM. GKTTV, Manager.
O. K. BKri'8, Secretary.
EDUOATIONAL.
He
Y. LAVDEnilAOIPS
CLASSICAL, BOIKNTIFIO. AND
ACADEMY.
OOMMEROIAL
ARKKMBLY BDILDING8. No. 108 8. TENTH Street.
'i norougn preraration for Hualneaa or Uollege.
Special attention given to Praotioal Matlieiuatlos, Bar-
Teying, uivu ungineenng, etc.
A brut oiasa Primary Department. D W ln
Giroulara at Mr. Warburton'a. No. 430 Oheannt street.
MI sTTu SAN G ALT O N BEGS TO AN
nounce tbat she will give instruction la
SINGING AND PIANO.
Term harlnnlnv M .rrh I.
Aaaress, care w. a. Boner a vo., no. iius unmnui
Street.
l)4w
THE SECOND SESSION OF THE
academic year of the 8TK VKNSDALB INST1T UTB.
a select I Hill 11 IHWUIUK mjuw. iw w'rs, OUUUl mini.
hi . . , 1 . . . , lum
xi. tl. wiu oonuneune uu rwruwii. iaiu.
lMlm J. H. WITUINUTON, A. M., Principal
TT D. GREGORY. A.
M..
Ill UIABHIUAl, ASU KNULIHU BCIIOO
No. UUH MARKET Street.
HIT lm
HAT8 AND OAPS.
l-T WARBURTON'8 IMPROVED VKNTI
aVA lated and eaarfittlng Dreaa Rata fnatentad). la al
tne impravea raaniona ei tns
is of the season. GIllttiaUT Btreet
neat aoor to wis run umot
U IMrpt
IN8URANOE.
Twcnty-Necond Annual Keport
OP TBI
1'ENN MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
C1IARTERGI) in mil,
Office, ZTo. 921 CHESNUT 8trot,
PHILADELPHIA.
HA!rairi3L, c. in i r,
PRE3D3EMT.
N VM1I L 12. KTOUI.H,
VICE-PRESIDENT.
JOIIft W. IIOItNOK.
A. P. and ACTUARY.
ii. s. Hxi:im:nfH,
SECRET ART.
Premiums, Interest, etc.. no to December
T l. $,3.VM
iwu uuruiK me yar. .. .1144.700-00
This la 10ft,0U0 less than the
tables call f sr.
Expenses, commissions, taxes.
etc.
lT0,m-T
14,T5 ST
Net earnings for the year 1369. .
6ol,Sr-9
United Btatee. State. City and Comniuir Loans
GrtMtnd Rents, Mortiragea, Real Estate, Offlce,
Furniture, cash on hand,
Coet, $i,4T,7i-83. Market value, 3,02t,47J-94.
80MCITOR.
nENRY C. TOWNSEND.
MKDtCAf. BIAMINBU.S.
ED. nARTSDORNB, M. D No. 1439 Walnut street.
EDWARD A. PAGE. M. D., No. 1418 Walnut atreet.
In attendance at the Oillce of tne Company from 1
Kill, in., usu;. 1 jri
FOR BALE.
ARCH ST. RESIDENCE
FOR HALE,
Tbe Urge snd commodious FOUR-STORY BRIOK
DWELLING, on the sooth aide of AROU Btreet, Mo.
1880, witb elegant Back Buildings, furnished with every
modern convenience and improvements. Lot 21 feet front
by 160 feet to Cuthbert atreet.
If desirable, ths furniture can be pare hated wrth ths
boo Be. Terms eaay. A greater portion ot the meaef oan
rsmaiu on mortgage. A pply to
HENRY IIi;i)IY,
No. 146 North SEOOND Street'
16 tf
TO RENT.
NEARLY FINISHED!
T O II E N T,
The Two Npaciona) Five-Story
Iron Front
STORE BUILDINGS,
SO or GO by 1G feet.
N o. 311 and 313 ARCH Street,
SUITABLE FOR ASY
WHOLESALE KUSI'EWS.
Ia Size, Stjle, Conrenlenoe, Light and Location
Superior to anj In the City.
Hack Outlet and Cartway into
Clierry Street,
With Steam Hoist and Heat. ,
LARGE UPPER ROOMS
For Bu8ine8 or Manufacturing, with
or without Power. Apply to
E. KETTERLINUSf
N. W. Corner ARCH and FOURTH Sts.
8 5 stuthtf PHILADELPHIA.
H TO LET-TILE STORE PROPERTY NU
TO Cheanat street, twenty fire feet boot, one has
dred and fortr five feet deep to Bennett street. Baa
balldincs Ovs stories high. Possession Mar 1. 1870. As
dress THOMAS S. FLETOHEB,
UlOtf DeUnoo, N. J.
TO LET THE THREE-STORY BRICK
Dwellins;, No. 666 North Twelfth street, above
allaoe. three story double back buildinas. with all
modern conveniences complete. Kent, $800. inquire on
premises. 1 aTtf
WANTS.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY A HOUSE
containing st least SO Rooms, located between Ohesnut snd
Pins and Broad and Sersnteenth streets. Must bars all
the modern improvements and bs ia thorough repair.
Boot not to exceed $3000 per annum. Address A. P. O.,
BoittW. J4
GOAL..
MOTHER UEUJTIOrV.
BEST QUALITY WHITE ASH.
STOVE 86'SA PEE TOS
LA BOB NUT M PKB TOM
, alAO,
SUPERIOB BEAVER MEADOW LRHIOH.
BTOVK $7'a PKR TON
NUT 8Ti PES TON
PeUrered to any par of ths oitj.
miTCIIKI.lS COAL DEPOT,
12 22 2m Corner of NINTH and OIRARD Avenge.
rKBOITAL I. BELL. HKWBOB ITCaVni
PEltClTAIs i:. IIEI Ac CO.,
DEaLEBS IH
Lehigh and Schuylkill Coal,
DEPOT : No. W6 North NINTH Btreet,
1 7 West Side, below Master.
Branch Offloe, Na W RIOHMONDJitreet.
fm He TACCART,
" COAL DEALER.
GOAL OF THE BEST QUALITY. PREPARED EI
PRKS8LY FOR FAMILY USE.
1208, 1210 snd 1212 WASHINGTON AV.,
II 1 8m Between Twelfth snd Thirteenth streets.
pURE LEHIGH AM) SCHCYLKILI
FAMILY, FACTORY. AND BITUMINOUS OOAL8.
Large stock elwars oo hand.
Southrsat romer TUIRTKENTH snd WILLOWStreet
U 18 tot W. W. A O. D. I1AIKE3.
DRV OOOD8.
JB3.
No. 43 Nsrth EIGHTH Street.
GAUD I CA11D I OAIID I
II aria Parchaatxl for Cash
The Hosiery and Underwear Stock
Of a Flf-wi.clawa Iloune Declining
ilie IlaMlneissi,
WttL OFFER FOR SALE AT
50 CeuU on the Dollar, Cartwright &
Warner Bet Gooda.
Ladles' and Genu' Spring and Summer Vet.
bojs' and Misses' fiammor Vests.
Ladies' and Gents' heavy Merino Tests.
Ladles' fine Baibrtfi-Ran Hose.
Lailles' fine English Hose.
Ladles' One French Lisle Thread Ho&e.
Ladles' Iron Frame Hose.
Gents' Balbrigg&n Half Hose.
Gents' super stout and fine English Half Hose.
Genu' fine full regular Half Hose, 15 ana l.
Children's fins English Long Hose.
Children's One English Tbreo-quarter Hose.
Children's fine English Half nose.
Children's Merino Half, Three-qnartor. and Lour
Hose.
Children's Cashmere Hose.
Wewonld call especial attention of Ltdles astd
Gentlemen desirous of obtaining
OTD1!RYI2AU AND HOSIERY
(At one-half the ralue) for the present sn1 oomiag
season, to the ABOVE STOCK. The cheapest erer
0(Ti-red. Hit
1 8 7 0.
WPECIALTIE8
AT
"THORNLEY'S,"
EIGHTH and SPRING GARDES' EU,
PHILADELPHIA.
WE OFFER IMMENSE BARGAINS IN
BLACK rSIL K
Good Black Silks for I1M.
Bich Oro Grain Black SUksat lim.
Heavy Gro Grain Black Silks at 1 1 -To.
Very Kich and Heavy Gro Grain at t
Magnificent Quality for $3-25, 12-60, and ).
The very best for 13-25, 13-B0, and 84.
Blues, Greens, Browns, Modes, Queen's Grers.
etc., for 8.
Paisley and firoche Shawls,
REDUCED TWENTY-FIVE PER CETTT.
A fresh Importation of BAJOU'S EU) GLOVES.
JOSEPH H. THORNLEY,
CORNER OF
EIGHTH and SPRING GARDEN Sts,
8 8 thstut PHILADELPHIA.
Ja W. PROCTOR & CO.
SPECIAL. NOTICE.
CONTIXaUATXOZsT OF SALS
The balance ot Stock in Btore,
No. CIIKSNUT Street,
WILL BE CLOSED OUT AT BRTALU
The entire stock is now oo Srst floor. Store opes ea
MONDAY, the7thinst.
BBAL BARGAINS MAT BE EXPECTED.
TUB HOBSH, WAGON, MIRRORS, and WAX
FIGURK8. mt
MRS. R. DILLON, NO. 823 AND 831 SOUTH
Street, haa a large assortment of fine Milliners
for Ladies and Missee, Ribbons, batins. Silks, Velvets
and Velveteens, Crapes, Feathers, r lowers. Frames,
Daan niDoona, vmamenia, monrnins uiuinsry, tJi
Veils, eto,
Hi
ZEPHYRS AND GERMANTOWN WOOLS,
l Stocking; Tarns of all kinds; Till, Crochet, sad
Mending Cotton, wholesale and retail, at Factory, No.
IDIM I-OM BARD Street. U atkas
OOOD8 FOR THE LADIES.
Q.KAII OI'KNINU
NPItHG FAsmorvs
or
IN
Imported Paper PatteratH,
TUESDAY, MAROH 1, UTS.
The old established and only reliable Paper Pattern
Dress and Cloak Making Kmporinnv.
Dresses made to nt with ease and elegance in 34 hoars'
tioe.
MRS. M. A. BINDER'S recent visit to Paris enables
her toreoelve Fashions, Trimming and Fanor Qoaua
superior to anything in this country.
New in design. Moderate in prioe.
A perfect system of Ureas Cutting taught.
Cutting, Basting, Pinking.
Fasti ion Books and UoBering Machines for sale.
Sets of Patterns for Merchants and Dree Makers now
ready, at
MRS. M. A. BINDER'S,
HOI,
IT. W. Corner Eleventh and Cheanat
Carefully not the nam snd number, to avoid being
deceived. ISstuthl
CUTLERY, ETO.
JODGERS & WOSTENIIOLM'8 POCKET
KNIVES, Pearl and Stag handles, and beantifnl finish;
Rodger, and Wsde A Butcher's Razors, and ths cele
brated Leooultr Rasor; Ladles' Scissor, in case, of the
finest quality; Rodger' Table Cutlery, Carvers and Forks.
Rasor Strops, Cork Screws, Kto. Bar instruments, te
aaaiat the bearing, of ths most approved construction, at
P. MADEIRA'S,
! Wo. 118 TErTTH Street, below Obenut.
PERSONAL.
HEIRS AT LAW OF OLIVER JOHNSTON
or JOHNSON, late of Now York, wanted. He had
a brother Arthur ana a sister Klisa. wife ol Jainna Koott,
residing iu l'hiUdelbia. Apply to J, TOWNbilK.VD,
Uwyer, No. 12 FUL'I ON Street, N. Y. 1 7 t
MCCXXVIII e ipeetfully inform Un
dertaker that, In order to meet the inoreased demand for
my patent BURIAL (JAbaUtlti, I have taken the Urga
factory Na li BIDOR AVENUE.
With my enlarged faoilitie, I am now prepared to sap.
ply promptly ail orders in city or oountry.
eituebuK it. S. EARLEY.