TH K DAILY EVENING TKLKJHAHI PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 9,, 1870.
Cits- Affair.
Mary Wiiifried, AO yearn old, residing in
Ft. Joerh ftvenTia, above Seventeenth
treei, fell yesterday ou the footway and re
ceived severe injuries.
John Coulter, 8 years old, residing in
Chester county, had one of his hands badly
lacerated yentenlay in a factory at Parkas
burg. Hoth sufferers were admitted into the
Pennsylvania IIosnitAl.
Rev. J. Cod key, of Sbaniokin, has ac
cepted the call extended to him by the oon
irregation of the Kixth Presbyterian Chnrch,
Mpruce street, above Fifth, and will enter
upon his duties the first Hnnday in March.
(leorge ltichards, a driver on the Tenth
and Eleventh Streets Passenger Railway, had
one of his hands crunhed yesterday by a car
wheel passing over it at Kleventh and Thomp
, son streets, lie resides at Tenth street and
Montgomery avenue.
The Fidelity Insurance, Trust, and Safe
Deposit Company yesterday elected the fol
lowing directors: N. JJ. Browne, Clarence
II. Clark, John AVelnh, Charles Macaleeter,
Fxlward W. Clark, Alexander Henry, Stephen
A. Caldwell, Georgo . Tyler, Henry C. Gib
son, J. Uillinghara I i ll, II. Fratt McKean.
The Buck Mountain Improvement Com
pany, on Monday, elected the following
officers: President, William P. Jenks; Secre
tary and Treasurer, Samuel Wilcox; Directors,
William P. Jenks, D. Clark Wharton, 11.
Handle Smith, Charles P. Bayard, llenry L.
Gaw.
The Colored People's Union League met
last evening. The object of the meeting was
to take action upon the passage of the fif
teenth amendment. After an address by the
Chairman, it was resolved to co-operate with
the Pennsylvania State Equal Bights League
in the celebration which is to take place the
fourth Tuesday after the official announce
ment of the passage of the amendment.
Yesterday a serious casualty took place
on the Washington avenue railroad. William
Willingmycr, nine years old, whose parents
reside at Third and German streets, was run
over by a freight train, and had one of his
legs terribly crushed. He was removed to
the Pennsylvania Hospital, where amputation
of the injured limb was thought necessary.
It was said that the accident occurred through
a lad pushing young Willingmyer upon the
track.
A meeting of the Board of Managers of
the Baptist General Association was held at
the publication house, Arch street, below
Sixth, yesterday afternoon. The report
showed that during the year there had boen
commissioned by the board forty persons to
preach the GoRpel, who occupied the pulpits
of sixty-one churches, their labors having ex
tended through twenty-one counties of the
State. The receipts of the association for the
year were $12,04;!, and the expenses, $12,148.
A meeting of the Lyle Monument Associa
tion was held last evening to make arrange
ments for dedicating he monument on the
2 2d of February. A programme was re
ported, but not acted upon, owing to the faot
that the association was in the dark as to
whether the companies intending to partici
pate would turn out as companies or send
delegations. The programme was then laid
over until next meeting.
The Magdalen Society celebrated its
sixty ninth anniversary yesterday. The an
nual report showed the following: The num
ber of inmates at last report was 22; admitted
since, 30. During the year there were placed
at service, fi; dismissed at their own request,
4; returned to friends, !; discharged for im
proper conduct, 4. The present number of
the family is iM). One death occurred among
the inmates during the year. The ages of the
applicants for admission range from 11 np to
40 years.
The will of the late Horace Binney, Jr.,
was admitted to probate yesterday afternoon.
The nrovisions of the will are all of a nrivate
or domestic character, the deceased leaving
no public bequests of any description. He
leaves all his household property and the
house. in which he resided to his wife, during
the term of her natural life, and the residue
of his estate is to be divided between his wife
and children. His father, the venerable and
greatly respected Hon. Horace Binney, his
wife, and some of his other relatives, are con
stituted his executors.
The Philadelphia Association of the
Alumni of Brown University, Providence, R.
I., cave a banquet last evening at Angus-
tin's. A number of toasts were given and
responded to. There were a number of dis
tinguished gentlemen present, and among the
guests were lit. Eev. Thomas M. Clark, D. D.,
Bishop of Rhode Island; Iter. George W.
Samson. D. D.. President Columbia College,
B. C; ltev. Justin R. Loomis, D. D., Presi
dent University at Lewisburg; Hon. Charles
Thnrber, of Brooklyn; Professor John L
T.innnln. T..T,. T). of Brown Universitv: and
Rev. Lemuel Moss, D. D., editor National
Bavtixt.
The Board of School Controllers met
Yesterday afternoon. A report from the Com
mi t tee on Property was received in reference
to the charge of turmture Having been lm
properly removed from sohool houses in the
Keventeentn oecuon. ids committee cou
demn In the strongest terms the gross care
lessnesB with which the aff airs of the Seven
teenth Section have been managed. They
say that parties charged with the removal of
onndn referred to attend the sittings of the
committee. A resolution was adopted re
questing the Directors of that section to re
turn an inventory of the articles removed from
the several school buildings when the change
tookrjlace on the opening of the Ludlow
School.
The following resolution waa reierreu to a
special committee:
Revived, That the Lefflnlature be requested to
enact a law, with proper restrictions, requiring that
nil . iiiiiir..n realdinir In the cltvef Philadelphia, ana
not attending any publio, parochial, or prlvato
i school, shall through their parents or guardians be
rnntrt(i to attend some oubllo school In the said
city, for the period of at
leant six uiuuuui m enen
year.
The Committee on Property reported in
favor of the purchase of a lot of ground on
the southeast comer of Twenty-third and Jef
ferson streets, for school purposes, ine com
mittee report that the lot, which has a front
of KK) feet on Jefferson street, can be bought
at !57r the foot cash, or ft 4 on ground rent
The report was approved, and Councils re
commendod to make the purchase.
Iroateetle AUiilra.
The cold panic investigation is about
w
closed.
Peabody's remains were interred at Tea-
body, Muss., yesteraay.
Prince Arthur-left Peabody for Montreal
etiterdav afternoon.
The bill defining the fees of the Row
officers passed the State Senate yesterday.
A woman has been elected Justice of the
Pmra in Jersey Landing township, Illinois,
The Virginia Legislature met yesterday,
.nrl tb Governor's message was received.
i The rostniaster-Gcneral yesterday mode
m. nnmberof post-office clianges in mis btave
lr. 4nrenortd -from Washington- that.
the House will give Mr. Covode the contested
feat to-iuorrg w.
- Mr. Delano is premrinc a report to the
Ways and Means Committee in favor of con-
tinning the income tax.
General Sickles nomination was favor
ably reported to the Senate yesterday, but no
action was taken upon it ry tnat body.
Governor Jewell, it is said, Is sure of re-
nomination for Governor of Connecticut by
the Republican State Convention.
A resolution passed tue House yesterday
for the payment of the balance of one year a
salary as War Secretary to the family of the
late Mr. Rawlins.
The House Committee on Roads and
Canals has agroed to report favorably the bill
granting a charter to a new kne between
Washington and New York.
A Mr. i ayette McMullin, a member of
the Confederate Congress, wants our Repre
sentatives and Senators to visit Richmond,
ho providing transportation free of cost.
Ine State Temperance Convention met
at Harrisburg yesterday. The principal sub
ject of discussion was the advisability of
forming a distinct political, party. It is
thought the proposition will be defeated. .
A discussion took place in the House
yesterday in reference to the publication of
me iranxing aooiiuon petitions in the uuoe,
and during which the propriety of publishing
mat journal was iroely canvassed.
ine Senate Appropriation Committee
have amended the House Naval bill by raising
the appropriation for the Bureau of Steam
Engineering to a million, and that for Con
struction and Repairs to two millions.
A resolution was offered in tne House
yesterday, by Mr. Ingersoll, empowering
Congress to issue United States notes and
to make them a legal tender in payment of
debts. An objection being raised, Mr. Inger
soll gave notice that he would introduce it at
the nrst opportunity.
FRANCE.
rjumcuLAKs of bochetobt's ARKKHT.
Fahih, Feb. 8 Noon. The following de
tails of the disorder in the Northeastern
Arrondissements are gleaned from the news
papers: Kochetort was arrested as fie was on the
point of entering a political meeting, in the
Rue de i landre, running from Belleville to
La villette. Although there was a great
crowd of people present, and mainly of his
own partisans, be made no resistance and no
appeals to the crowd.
BECETTION OF THE NEWS.
As soon as the arrest was made known to
the meeting the wildest scenes occurred.
Gustave Flonrens, who presided, rose ex
citedly, drew a sword, fired his revolver, and
declared tnat tne insurrection had begun.
The meeting broke np in disorder.
BAKBICADIXQ.
The crowd, tinder the leadership of Flon
rens, immediately proceeded to barricade the
strcota. This was accomplished without loss
or time, by the appropriation of omnibuses
and other vehicles from stables in the neigh
borhood. J. he commissary ot Police, who
accompanied the guard charged with the
duty of arresting Rochefort, was forced along
witn tne crowa and uaaiy maltreated. The
district lying between the Rue Faubourg da
xempie ana tne loriincauons at LA villette,
a distance of about two miles, was in posses
sion oi ine noiers.
ATTACK ON A BARBICADE KEPITLHKD.
At 1 1 o clock a body of police charged the
barricade in the Rue Faubourg du Temple,
and attempted to carry it, but were repulsed.
line of the Commissioners was dangerously
wounded, and one policeman killed. At other
places barricades had been erected, but were
not defended.
THE MILITAKY CALLED OCT.
The military are now out in force, but thus
far have made no use of their firearms, al
though the insurgents have. The latter had
pillaged the armories, and in that way ob
tained their weapons, neveral policemen
were wounded with these in the skirmishes
in the morning.
NTJMFJIOU8 ARRESTS.
A great number of arrests have been made,
and at a a. jvi. over inree hundred persons
had been imprisoned in the barracks. Many
or these were mere boys, all armed, and most
of them under the influence of liquor.
THE LEADEB OF THE MOB.
It is reported that Gustave Flonrens. who is
looked upon as a leader of the rioters, has
been arrested, but this is not confirmed. He
is said to have announced to his mother.
before going from home to the meeting, that
if Rochefort were arrested she probably would
never see mm again.
At this hour all is quiet.
THE BIOT DIHCUBHED IN THE CORFS.
Paris, Feb. 8 C P. M. In the Corps
Legislatif to-day, M. Keratry, one of the
Liberal Deputies, demanded to know why
isocneiort was not arrested before he started
for a political meeting where five thousand
persons were assembled. It was not neces
sary that this meeting should be thus dis
turbed, and the people who were participating
were aroused to violence. The act of the
Government was a provocation te the dis
turbances which took place.
A member of the Ministry explained that
the authorities had refrained from arresting
itocneiort at tne unamoers to avoid the scan
dal to which his arrest at such a place would
have given rise. He asserted that the friends
of Rochefort were prepared to trial- tha
demonstration which they had made, and upon
this i act tne Aiinutry would rest the respon
sibility of what had taken place, and the
country would judge between the Ministry
and the rioters. He said there need be no
necessity for the people to fear, the Govern
ment was animated by the best sentiments
toward them.
The Minister of the Interior followed with
the assertion that the friends of Rochefort
had determined on a demonstration, had be
been arrested at the Chambers.
M. Olhvier praisod the conduct of the
police in dealing with the disorders, and said
they had aoted with prudence and humanity.
TRANO.CILLITY KEBTOBED.
Paris, Feb. 810 P. M. At noon to-day
tranquillity had been restored in all the dis
tricts where disturbances arose last night,
and up to this hour the city bos remained
juiet. .
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GALVANIZED and Fainted WIRE GUARDS,
tore frouu and windows, for factory and warenoo
windows, for ohnrchet and cellar windowa 1
IRON and WIRE BAILINGS, for balconies, offices
comotery and garden fences. ' I
Liberal allowance made to Contractor!, BnUdea
and Carpenters. All orders filled with proinptaej
and work guaranteed.
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NemeMs T?ew York... Liverpool Feb.
Ketiraftka New York. ..Uverpool Ken.
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I'nlted (Hates. .New York. ..New Orleans. ..Feb. 19
Colombia New York... Havana via NasFeb. 94
Mails are torwarded bv everv steamer In the regu
lar lines. The steamers for or from Llverrtool call at
Uueentown, except the Canadian Una, which call at
Ixindonderry. The itearaeis lor or rrora the Conti
nent call at Southampton.
CLEAIIKD YESTERDAY.
Steamer F. Franklin. Meinon. Baltimore,
droves, Jr.
K. O. bark Diana, Siecner. tiibraltar for orders,
Briir J. H. Kliby. Barnard. Saeua. 8. A W. Welsh.
Schr Pathway, Haley, Cardenaa, J). S. 8t.et.son A Co.
cenr ueean wave, lirjant, uiouccHtcr, Lewis Auaen
rled A Co.
Schr Vesta, Ilogers, Samana Bay, Warren A Gregg.
MEMOHAKDA.
Steamship Wyoniintr. Teal, hence, at Savannah
vestcrday.
nitaniNnip cuerman, yiiK K, rrom iscw uncans, at
New York 7th lnnt., reports: Feb. o, lat. 1)5 ao. loni?.
7t, saw a brig flying her ensign union down ; bore
.mj n;i ui .aim ivuuti ikti iu iiv iijiiT iiiik mm j uniivs
w imams, oi Nova Bootia, hound to Philadelphia, out
oi provisions, anu supplied ner.
ISchr Klla Pike, Larkin, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Charleston upsterdav.
Bchr L. A A . Babcock, Hmith, cleared at George
town, e. (j., za mat., lor i-ommoia.
8:hr L. O. C. Wlshart. Mason, cleared at New York
yesterday for Savannah.
cnr uen. Torbert, snepara, ror rniiaueipnia,
cleared at ew l ork yesterday.
Sehr '.. A. Adams. Itobblns. rrom Boston for Phi
ladelphia, remained at anchor In Nantasket ltoads at
sunset on nunoay.
Hcnrs l. A. lmnennower. American Ragle, a. ii.
Cain, and Elvle Davis, remained at Holmes' Hole A.
M. Mil lllflL
Sr.hr Idaho, Davis, rrom Portland via Gloucester.
at Salem 4th Inst, ror Philadelphia.
Bcnr donatnan nay, now, cleared atiiosioncin
int. ror WIscaHset. to load ror north side or Cuba.
senr l. & Jfl. itead. meciman. nauea irom i-rovi-
dcn 6th Inst, ror New Castle, Del., or Baltimore,
and passed lieu uate iu.
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November 1, 1S9.
rpoA.noo rnttMi Htuu vtv. 1'er CenL
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100,000 United states Six Per Cent.
Ix)n (lawful n.onej) 107,7&0-00
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800,000 Cltv of Philadelphia six rer
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100,000 Bute of New Jersey Six Per
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90,000 Pennsylvania Railroad First
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Bonds 19,400-oe
99,000 Pennsylvania italiroad se
cond mortaraire Six ner Cent.
Bonds 93,69B-0
95,000 Western Pennsylvania itaii
road Mortgage Six Per
I'ent. UnnilR (Pennavlvanla
Railroad guarantee) 20,000 -00
30.000 State of Tennessee Five Per
Cent. Loan 18,000 IX)
7,000 Mate of Tennessee Six Per
Cent. Loan 4,970-00
19,500 Penutylvania Railroad Com
pany, 2M sliarea stock 14,000-00
0,000 North Penney lvanla Kail
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stock 8,900-Ot
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246,900 Loans on Bond and Mort
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11,231,400 Tar. Market value. tl9US,970-O0
Cost. 91.910.029-97.
Real Estate 80.000-00
Bills Receivable for Insurances made... 823,700-70
Balances iioe at AirrDries:
Premiums on Marine Policies, Accrued
interest, and otner debts due tne com
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Stoek, Scrip, etc., of Sundry Corpora-
tlons, 94700. Estimated value 8,740-90
v ann in nana tiis,3is-ss
Cash In Drawer r.i-M
109,901 14
11,802,100-04 I
DIRECTORS.
Thomas C Hand, .Samuel E. Stokes,
John ( . Davis,
William h. Bonlton,
Edward Darlington,
linninnn a. son ner,
Theopbllus Panlding,
11. oones urooKe,
Edward LaTourcade,
Jacob Rleeel,
Jacob P. Jones,
James B. McFarland,
Joshua P. Eyre,
Spencer Mcllvain,
J. B. Semple, Plttsbnrf,
A. B. Ber(rer, Pittaburn,
D. T. Morgan, Pittsburg.
,'aniea j raquair,
Lenry Sloan,
Henry C. Dallett, Jr..
James C. Hand,
William o. l.uiiwig,
Joseph II. Seal,
linen iTaitr,
John D. Taylor,
George W. Beruadon,
William u. Houston.
tuomas u. hand, President
JOHN C. DAVIS. Vice-rtesldenL
HENRY I.YLBUHN, Secretary.
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COMPANY.
NO. 981 CILE8NUT STREET, PIULADELFIIIA.
AJ88KTS, 83,0U0,0OO.
CHARTERED BY OUU OWN STAT.
HANAGED BY OUK OWN CITIZEN
IX)8K8 PHOMPTLY PAID.
OUCIE8 I8HUED ON VARIOUS PLANA.
AppilcaUons may be made at the Home Office, and
at the Agencies throufhout the State. S 181
SAMUEL, C. Ill'EY FRKSIDKHT
MAltlUEL, E. STOKES YIOK-PRBSIDONT
JOHN W. IIORNOR A, V. P. and ACTUARY
HORATIO H. 8TEPIXENH JBX&ETABY
FFICE OK THE INSURANCE COMPANY
V OK NORTH AMERICA, No. m WALNUT Street,
runaaeiyuia.
Incorporated nst. uaarMr rerpatutl.
Capital. B500.0U).
AM.ta. Ca.360,000
OYER eai'.OW.OOO LO8SF8 PAID SINCE ITS ORGAN-
ClHliCTOBS.
Arthur O. Coffin.
fetmuel W. J one.
John A. Broan,
Curleljlor,
AmbroM VVhit.,
V lllUm Weltb,
8 WortU Wala,
Job. Vuod,
(irarc. L. ilUTliion,
Kdw.rd H. Trotter,
Edward b. Clark.,
1'. Obarlton Henry,
All red 1). JeMop,
John P. White,
Louie U. Madeira.
Charlel W. Uaaumao.
0niuun w i i 111 rrvniueni,
OHAKLK8 PLAIT, Vio.-Prsaident.
MTTHTAS Makih. Secretanr.
ARIHUR
O. COFFIN, President.
tliiAK. H. Rkkveh. Amt. Beuretary. B 1
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J35 INSURANCE COMPANT.
HO. W OBESNUT HUrMt.
INCORPORATED IH68. C1LARTEU PERPETUAL,
CAPITAL, iJOO.OUa
FIRK IN8URANOB KXOLUSIVKLT.
Insnn. acalnat Lea. or Dam, by Kir. aiUr by Par.
petual or Temporary rouoiaa,
DIBJIO'l'OKa:
OharhM Rlohardaon, Robert Fearoa,
William H. Khawn.
tfoua B.esswr, ur..
Edward U. Orta
Charles Stokes,
John W. Krermaa,
Mordecal Biubr.
WilUam M. Seyfot,
John F. hmith.
Malhaa Uillea.
bwilA. Wast,
CUARLE8 RICHARDSON. Preaident.
WILLIAM H. RHAWN, ViOw-Prosldanl
WIIXUMS L Blakohahd. Secretary. T S8i
riHE PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSURANCE
A. COMPANY. . . 1
Incorprrrated ltfilo Obartar rarpatnai.
No. 110 WAIJN O'f Street, oppoule Independemo. SoTiara,
This riomnanv. favnrahlv known to th. Oommnnitg itm
orer forty years, continue to insnr. afrainst loss or dam.
SMS by hrs oa Pnbli. or PrivaU BuiUlinfS.rsither aerma.
Dently or for a limited time. Also on tnrnitare, btooks
of tioeda. and Merchandise renerallr. on liberal terms.
I belr Capital, together with a uura-e rjurpms rand, aj
invested in tb. most aarafal ruanner, which enables there
to oiler aa kba Inanrad an undoubted aMorltf lm Aa. aaaf
Of loss. . .
Daniel Smith, Jr., I Job. Dsrmtrj,
Alexander be neon, Thomas Smith,
Isaac Hazlehurst, V?7Le?t' . .. t
Taomaa Robins, J.OilUmjhaa F.U.
Daniel Haddock, Jr.
DANIEL bMlXU. Ja., PraaldmK -WM.
O. OROWKLL, Secretary. (uug
TMPE11LAI. FIRE INSUllA'CK OO."
LONDON. I
ENTA UI J8II El) 1803.
pald-cp Capital and Accumulated Funds,
88,000,000 I IV GOLD.
.;. EKEV0ST fic HXEBHI0r Agent,
I t no. 101 Ha tuiiuj street, pauadeiphia.
(XJLB. H PftSYvtT CEAS, B. ESRRJNfl
1 INSURANOfc.
1829 " U A 1 M rERPETUAL.
Franklin Fire' tar wCoiapaQj
0Sc Ho. 430 uad437 CUE SHUT Et,
AssetsJan.lr,B9,$2,677l372,l3
CAPTTAL ,.1100,000-00
ACCRUED SURPLUS l.HNMWSTO
PREMIUMS ....l,la,S4S-4I
UNSETTLED CLAIMS,
INCOMV FOR 18A,
Losses paid since 1829,8tbt $5 00,000
PerDetmal and TmponiT PotiaiW O. Liberal Termf.
1 b OmnnAnt Ih PnUniM OB Ranla tkt llniLila
f aJl ainda,braud KeaU, aad iorta(ea.
Alfrwi n R.ka, , TTj Alfred FHIar,
fcannal Orant, I Thoraa. Sparks,
I-Mk, I TbomaeS.'Kllia.
Ueorgt Aala traMTDe S. Beneoa.
si fhfm . UAKKK, Preeldeni.
STRICTLY MUTUAL.
Provident Life and Trust Co.
OF PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICE, N. Ill 8. FOURTH BTKEBT.
Ortranlaed to promote LIFE INSURANCE amnnv
rnenibera of the Society of Frtenda,
noon risia or any class accepted.
Policies Issued on approved Diana, at the lowest
rates.
President. SAMUEL R. SHIPLEY,
Vlce-rreaident, WILLIAM c. LONGSTRETH,
Actuary, ROWLAND PARFfY.
The advaDtatrei Offered by this (Jomnanv are nn.
excelled. ijti
T'UE ENTERPRISE INSURANCE CO. OF
1 PHII AOKI lHU
Oflie. 8. W. corner of FOURTH and WALNUT Rtrteta,
HRK lJSKl'RAM K KXULU81VBLY.
PKRPBTUAL AND TKKM POLICIES ISSUED.
CASH Capital (paid np la fall) $io,0U0'0S
t'Rah Aiwu, Jan. 1, 1870 S5'i4,3tf5'13
niRRCTOBK.
F. Batchford fitarT, 1 J. Liilaiiton Errincar,
naiuro r razier, uamea 1. uumnurn,
John M. A I wood, Wm. O. Bonlton,
ben). T. Trediek, Oharlee Wheeler,
lieorge H. btnart, 1 bomae H. Montitomwy,
John II. Brown, Jamee M. Aartaaw.
r. HA IVHUKU M'AKK. Krldent.
THOMAS H. MONTOOMlCKY, Vlee-PreeldenL
A LKX. W. WISTKR, Secretary.
JACOB K. PKTKKHAW, Ammtant Secretary
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QREAT
WESTERN
Mutual Life Insurance Co.
OF NEW YORK.
EDWIN E. SIMPSON, MANAGER,
:. 512 WAII'T Ht.t Phllada.
All toe (ood, equitable and liberal features ot th. beet
Lit. Insurance Companies are Raarantead to th. policy
holders of this Company. 1 23 stuth6w
Liberal arrangements mad. wHh eempetent ancnta.
PATENTS.
N
s.
OKVICES VOR PROCURlNa
Patents in the United States and Fo
reign Countries,
fORBIST BUILDIItaS,
119 8. FOURTH St.. Phllada.,
AVD MARBLE BUILDINGS,
Si:V:iTll Street, above F,
(Opposit.U. S. Patent Offioe),
WASHINGTON, D.O.
B. HOWBON, Solicitor of Patent.
O. HOWSON, Atlornej at-Uw.
ComnnnieatioB to be adcreeaed to tb. Principal OfBcea.
Philadelphia. 1 lo raweiim
pATENT OFFICES,
N. W. Corner FOURTH and CI1ESNUT,
(Entrance on FOURTH Btreet),
mANCIS D. FASTOHZTJS,
soucrroR of patents.
Fatenta procured for Inventions In the United
States and Foreign Countries, and all business re
lating to the same promptly transacted. Call or send
for circulars on Patents.
Ope till o'clock every evening. 8 6 smtu
PATENT OFFICES.
K. "W. Corner FOURTH and WALBfTJT
PUILADKLPIHA.
FEES LESS THAN ANT OTHER RELIABL
AG KNOT.
Send for pamphle on Fatenta,
Kthstqf CTIART.K8 H. KVAN8.
STATE RIGHTS FOR SALE. STAT
Bight, of a rateable Invention hist patented, and fo
the SLICING. GLTT1NU. and OHITHNU of dried bMl
oabba... etc.. are hereby eVered for sale. It is an artlcL
of f rat value to propri.tor. of hotel, and raalaaranta,
and It should be ic trod need Into .rery fsmiW. STATM
HtollTo lor tele. Model can oeseen M ULUSAiturtl
OFHUE, OOOPJUt'H f OUMT. W. J.
WU HUNCY A HOFFMAN.
ROOFINO.
TEADY ROOFIN G.
IV This Rootina is adapted to all bnildinirs. It can b.
Applied iA rm-wr r . n wpr tm Ttnswa
at one-balf the eipenas of tin. It is readily pat on eld
Shinal. Roofs without removing the shingles, thus avoid
ins th. daniaiin of oelliairs and fumitur. wail, under
fnlng repaire.kl Nojmvel used.) ,..
RiVBakVK VOCK TIN ROOFS WITH WKLTOITS
ELASTIC PAINT.
I am alwaya prepared to Repair and Paint Roof at short
buk. Aieu, PAINT 1 OR BALK by th. barrel or gallon,
th. best and cheapest in tb. markat WELTON
j 17 No. 711 W. NINTH Btreet.'abov. Ooate.
rpo OWNERS, ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS,
X AND RtXIFKKS. Root o Yes, vee. Kvsry slee and
kind, old or new. At No. MB N. THIRD Street, th. AM HI.
RIOAN OONORi-riC PAINT AND ROOif COMPANY
ar aelUoc theU- oelebrated pain, for TIN ROOFS, and
nuMlni all wood and metala. Alta their aolid am
pies roof ooverinc, the bast ever offered to th. publio, wit
brashee, eans, booketa, .to., lor th. work. Antl vermtn.
Hre, and ater-prool ( Lifht, Tight, Durable.
ln, pealing, or ahnnking. No paper. graveL or h
.11 jtiinimtea. Diraotion. anren lat work, er
a. noeraoa
rhaat. Oootf
1 good work-
men .npplied. Care, prompfn las, aartaUntyl
One (Kloof
Ualll Jiaammei ouogoi
A rent, wanted for intevior ormnuea.
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PRINCIPAL DEPOT
FOB TBI 8ALX OF '
VENUE STAMPS,
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No. 804 OTESNUT STREET. '-
CENTRAL OFFICE, No. 106 a FIFTH STREET
(Two doors below Chcsnut street), ' i
ESTABLISHED 1861, '
The aale of Revenne Stamps la still continued at
the Old-Eatabllahed Agencies.
The stock comprises every denomination printed
by the Government, and having at all times a large
supply, we are enabled to nil and forward (by Mail or
Express) all orders Immediately upon receipt, a mat
ter of great importance.
United States Notes, National Bank Notes, Draft
on Philadelphia, and Post OUlce Orders received in
payment.
Any information regarding the decisions- of the
ConimlSMlouer of Internal Revenue cheerfully and
gratuitously furnished.
Revenue Stamps printed npon Drafts, Checks, Re
ceipts, etc
The following rates of commission are allowed on
Stamps and Stamped Paper
On 26 and upwards cent,
l0 " ' "
800 . .. ..ifvvr.V.--i-- 1; -i
Address all orders', etc, to
STAMP AGENCY,
Q, 904 CUBSIHT J.TRBJKT, PUILATELPIIIA.
AMUSEMENTS.'
M KRICAN v ACADEMY OF . MUSia-
1'npr.errleritert tmtxyrm and
lhll..l,i hi. nl tha rflikrat.rl
trturapbant retsn
PARKr-A KOSA KNOLISH OPTRA. . -V.AoiVk
toj fr.rt.t..dIMrw.loTa
rlDttnr.s AlarsKer -I). I1T VIVO.
Ht.HM.f.fH ;a( K80N.
A lifilKr KKASON OK iR AD FNGLI8H OPIUIA
by tbie nariTiilo e tritrf, -orr mesrlii
. 1 ' tUIDAY KvitwlNU, .b. It,
whaath. (rest mnmcal eente the season will h. th.
lriinuutin fr tne Unit time, in F.nHn, la this elty, ajd
wtaierith time In Anverin. of Mo7.srt's master wort,
: , , TUH MAhHIAOH OK KlUAJtO, , ; ,
iMrain's FloehaeilJ
a. nrier Mlrlom p.riirrim rt either in Kemp, or Amerleei,
lm ih. faei thai its pmlntisi requires an an tire dnnbl.
r.mpnt, but which th. ilirectors sr. proud o be abl. to
prevent with arunst.nmplet.and eaeotireoisl, .nibsaeinff
, Pf'!iplrtliit. of this frraad at.mbln.tiom,
U'u v pmrBi dab.
lJE,4iVpJ?"h,,',,,ol0, Susanna, with Vies NOSH
?."."T- , ;lBLOA!, A. LAURA NOK, K UCJAMP
W'AA'cRiV.n Mr.
(yononeior, wr. CAHI. FOKA.
f ATC DA Y, Kebrnsry t J, at S o'etork, '
jH A Ml Him III I A at Illtll J A u.'
M'r.,lARK,'A "HAlfortbe first time In Phltsdat.
pbia) in her great .haraeter ef Arline, with a Mat east.
Anraisfion. VI. Keiwrferl Heals. Mo. aztra Vamlra
Circle, (C. Amphitheatre, lie. rnu,
The aale of ee.U for the first nlRht and routine. etm
menreso. Tuesday, ata A. M., at th. Audtmi. aad aa
U rnnipler s. No. wM Chesnul street.
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P I L O R I Milt
THK PILOKIMU! (a ,
A
L
AMT DAYS OF X1IU
4,6 IViiio IMixscn."
Th.ahoT. .xhibitlon will 8OON Bit OT)RICD la tha
pubhc Open daily from S A. M. nntil P. M.
Admission 36 cat. Heaaon Tiokete U cant.
A vrrame Jtist Issued (olntb and gold), containing Bin.
photogrsphs of 1b. Mnsea," and portrait of the artist.
B3 Oo. Sent free by maU. (a 7 12,
EARLC8' GALLERIES,
No. 816 CIIESRUT STREET,
LOOKING QLAS3 WAKER00M8.
r A U R A K E E N E' B
Li CHJTSNUT BTRKKT THK ATRJT. Rftgtn.ata
LAbf NIUH1S OF THK FAVOIUTJC
MIS8SPSAN O ALTON
AND COMIO KM(iLINH OPKRA COMPART
FANCHON THK CRKJKKT.
MI8S BUSAN GALTON aa "KANtSHON."
With solo, "Sweet Spirit, Hear My Prayer.1
And ( rioket Shadow Danoe.
I'arewell Benefit of tJcmpsny, FRIDAY.
I.AbT UALTON MATINKK, SATURDAT.
MONDAY NRXT, MR. FRANK MAVO.
WALNUT STREET TBEA.TRE
w THIS (Wednesday) EVENING, .b. ft.
Third Night of th. enarsfemcnt of
KIR, KDW1N ADAM8.
Last. Night of the celebrated play from the German oi
A. K. Braeboogel. by James Scbonberg, entitled
. NARCIS8K.. THK VAGRANT.
MR. EDWIN ADAMS in hisorbnaal character of
. NARUISSK RAMAU,
s played by him at Booth's Theatre, New York. A part
acknowledged by th. profession, tb. press, and th. publio
Su b. entirely his own, made so by his enperb acting el
THK YOfjNfi PHILOSOPHER,
ITU D A Y B EN K FIT Of KDWIN A DAM 8.
M
R8. JOHN
DREWS ARCH STREET
THEATRE.
Beains W to a
HOUKKS CROW OF.D TO THR ROOF.
LAST WKKK OF MR. JOHN BROUGHAM.
MONDAY AND TILL FURTHKK HOVlvR,
B rung ham's Osmedy Irsma of
THK HKD LIGHT:
, OR, THK SIGNAL OF DANGrTR.
JOHN BROUGHAM as .....NF.D MAUDXRMOT
Aided by the fnll Oompeny.
FRIDAY BKNF. PIT OF MR. BROUGHAM.
MONDAY NKXT-LITTLK KM'LY.
JPOX'8 AMERICAN THEATRE.
WALNUT Street, abor. Kightii. '
Immense success of the versatile artists, SHERIDAN
and MACK. Lest week ot ROLL IN UOWAhD, who will
appear in his original bnrlesnue of
HAMLKT IN BLACK.
F.VKRY F.VKNING TWO GRRAT BILLS.
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P I L G R
THE PILGRIM.
M i'l II!!
18 3t
IV EW ELEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE.
X KLKVKNTH Street, above Ohesnat.
THR FAMILY KF.SOKT.
CARNCHOSS A DIXKY'S MIN8TRHI-S,
the Kroat Star Troupe of the world. In their uneonalled
FTHIUPIAN SOlrfEK.8,
.BRUTIFUL BALLADS, BONGS,
OPRRATIO BKLECTIONS, and
LAUGHABLE BURLR8QCES
KVERY KVKNING W
p p siMPnnw wJ- CARNCHOSS, Manager.
R. F. SIMPSON, Treasurer S 16 Bra
DUPREZ & BENEDICT'S OPERA HOUSE,
8F.VK.NTH St,, below Arch (Lat. Theatre f3oro4rasL
An Knlir. Ghsny. of Programme This Week
THIS KVKN1NG. DUPRkiS A BKN EDICT'S
Gigantic Minstrels Iatrodoce,
. J.i"t Time-uitKAT UL RLKStiUa CARNIVAL OO-
M r.n IK
NU'1'IOR.-Soeletiea Schools, Fir. Companies, 01 aba.
ntc, can msk. favorsblo arrangements for BeneliM.
VALER'S (LATE MILLER'S)
GARDKN. No.. 780. 72a. 734. and Tad
WINTRil
V OA KDKN, Noa. 7S0, 72a. 734, and 73 VINE Street.
THK UKU OJtUUFbTKION, formerly tb. propertv
of the GRAND DUKE OF BADEN, purebaaed atgniat
xpense by JACOB VALKR. of this aiiy, in aombinatien
with FLAMER'S ORCHKS'rHA and Miss NKLIJa?
ANDFttSON, will perform EVERY AFTSJANOOlland
EVENING at th. above-mentioned place.
Adniiawion free. 1 18Ut
TEMPLEOF WONDERS, ABSEMBLY BUILD
IN(8. SIGNOR BLITZ
EVERY EVENING, at TH, and MATINEE en WED.
NftbDAY and SATURDAY at 3.
Admission, 26 eta. Reserved Boats, 60 eta. 110
SENTZ AND HA88LER'S MATTNEErC
MUSICAL FUND HAIJ, 1886-70, .vary BATTJ 1
DAY AFTERNOON at 3 o'clockT 10 IS
u 1 u 1 v ra ikiii it 1 rtmn iiw m
II E PILGRI
THK PILGRIM 1 ! ! !
M ! I I !
it it
FURNITURE.
FINE FURNITURE.
DANIEL til. KARCHER,
Not. 236 and 238 South SEC OH D St.
A LARGE AND SPLENDID STOCK ON HAND,
FOR WHICH EXAMINATION IS RESPECTFULLY
SOLICITED. tSthatnUnrp
RICHMOND & CO.,
FIJtST-CLASS
FURNITURE WAREROOMS,
Ho. 45 SOUTH SECOND STREET.
EAST SIDS. ABOVE CHE8NUT, , ,
PHILA PRLPHIA.
uiu
BUY YOUR FURNITURE AND BUY YOUR
BEDDING.
THE CURAT AMERICA
is without a rival, i. wlthoat a rival, being tb. Fine.
Ohaapeet, and largest stocked Furniture and sledding
Warehouse in this o.ty. and its price, being wholesale ao
all. You can save at least aipereenkoa a pareAesee)
you Dy make at our establishment. And oar prwe.
being On. Piioo, makes it tb. leading star. is. Ue baai.
"oRKAT AMFRIOAN LARGB NW BUILDINQ
No. I'jii MARK F.T btreetj 1 m las
DRUQ8, PAINTS, sTTO.
201U,IIT HIIOIwtlAIiEK cfc CO..
N. E. Corner FOURTH and RACS Sts.,'
' J " peiladklphia," !
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
Importers and Manafactorcrs of
WHITE LEAD AND ftOLORBD PAINTS, PUTTY,
VARNI8HE8, ETC. '
AGENTS FOR TUB CELEBRATED FRKNCH
ZINC PAINTS,
ppsirrs snrt cousumers supplied at lowest prices
lor cat. a. J.'li
DRUCCIST AND CHEMIST.
' AND wriOIJSALB DIALERS IN
PAINTS, OILS. GLASS. AND
PATENT MEDICINES,,
No. 1301 and 1 303 Mill KCTHt.