THE DAILY EVENING TELKGH AFII FIIIEADELPU I A , WEDNESDAY, FEBKUABY Hi, lb70.
rrawa axjr.iMAii'sr.
t"li Affairs).
Snmnel Weinberg wo arrrmtoii on a war
Tant y tho ngntit of tne Society for tho Fre
vrntionof Crnclty to Animaln, charged with
allowing fourteen bend of beef cattle to stand
in ulnflh and water from threo to fivo Inchon
in depth for several days, before butchering;
they having to lay do,vn in filth and water.
The acetified was held yesterday in $!")) to
answer at court by Alderman ilibburd.
The improvement of North Broad atroet,
delayed during tue pant year by tho con
struction of tho sewer botween Somerset and
Ontario KtreetH,' in to bo commenced at an
early day, and it is expected that the street
will be open to travel as far as Gorman town
avenue tho coming summer. The construc
tion of the bridge over the Heading Railroad,
now authorized, will open this street to
Fisher's lane. Tho work completed has cost
the city $ 7r,7(M),l)5 for grading, enrbing, etc.
A stated meeting and display of the
Horticultural Society was held last evening,
in their hall, on Broad stroet, above Spruce,
Mr. V. L. SchiriTer, presiding, and A. II.
Harrison acting ns Secretary. Tho display
was fully equal to any previous monthly ex
hibition, and in the floral department was
unusually fine, comprising forty new varieties
of seedling American "Colons, " twelve new
varieties of geraniums, forty plants of pan
sios, thirty-six varieties of camelias, besides
cut-flowers, hanging-baskets, table deBigns,
etc.
At a meeting of the Mercantile Library
Company held last evening, a proposition
made at tho previous meeting to keep the
library open until 11 o'clock P. M., and also
to keep the library open on Sunday, came up,
and both questions gave rise to considerable
discuRKion. The motion to keep the library
open till 11 o'clock P. M. was not agreed to,
but it was decided to keep the library open on
Sunday from 2 o'clock nntil 8 o'clock F. M.
A resolution was offered by Mr. John B.
English, to the effect that the Board of Direc
tors have authority to raise the annual sub
ecription to four dollars, which was adopted.
The receipts into the City Treasury during
18f.9 from committing magistrates on account
of fines and penalties amounted to $4525 "7.").
The following shows the amonnt paid by each
magistrate: Samuel Lutz, $174; J. P. Thomp
son, $8;i; J. C. Tittermary, $ 230; C. M. Car
penter, frJJHi; Lewis Godbou, $480: John
Swift, $37; S. P. Jenes, $10U; V. S. Toland,
tl4-7.r; J. A. Massey, $370; C. E. Pancoast,
$477; A. T. Eggleton, $280; "NVm. E. Hoins,
$197; P. llood, 427T.O; O. L. Ramsdell, $83;
William Keill, $341T.O; J. S. Bonsall, $70;
Thomas Dallas, $288; T, Stearne. $14050;
"NVilson Kerr, $S'50; T. Eandell, $07; A. Mor
row, $183.
The committee to commemorate the
adoption of the fifteenth amendment have
agreed to report the following programme:
That Post No. 27, G. A. K., composed of
Pennsylvania soldiers of the late war. open
the exercises of the day at sunrise, by firing a
salute of 100 guns. That it be recommended
that all places of business be closed after 9
o'clock A. M. That tho churches be opened
for religious services, appropriate to the oc
casion, at 10 o'clock A. M. That all organi
zations, military or civic, desiring to parade,
assemble on Broad street at 1 o clock P. M.
That a grand mass meeting be organized at
7 o'clock P. M., for the purpose of giving
expression to our sentiments. That the exer
cises of the day be closed by grand festivities
to commence at 10 h o'clock.
The annual assay of coin was continued
at the United States Mint yesterday.
Domeatlc Affairs.
Gold closed yesterday at 119j.
The Internal Revenue receipts yesterday
were $205,979.
The National Ilotel, of Washington, was
damaced bv fire yesterday.
The Franking Abolition bill was further
discussed m the Senate yesterday.
Governor-General Sir John Young opened
the New Dominion Parliament yesterday.
Hon. Garrett Davis yesterday made a
speech in the Senate which it will cost over
.12C00 to mint in the Globe.
It is suggested that Commissioner Delano
be made a Cabinet omcer, and ms .Depart
ment made a separate Bureau.
In the Legislature yesterday the murder
bill, designed to cover Schoeppe's case, was
vassed over the Governor s veto.
General John Siddell was murdered while
eating his dinner, on board the steamer St,
Marys, near Monroe, La., on Monday.
A bill (riving women the suffrage has
massed the lower branch of the Minnesota
Legislature, and will probably be concurred
in by the benate.
The Reconstruction Committee will re
Bort. in lieu of the Senate Disabilities bill,
one of their own, embracing about three thou
sand names.
The National House of Representatives
considered the contested election case of
Van Wvck vs. Greene yesterday. A vote will
be taken to-day, giving the seat to Van Wyck
The investigation into the management
of the State funds was continued at Harris
burg yesterday. Treasurer Mackey handed in
a statement of the Treasury balances on the
3d of May. 1809.
Admiral Forter has written a letter to
the Navy Committee against giving positive
rank t the start corps, 'ine wavy Uommit
tee will consult the country's interests by dis
regarding the Admiral s letter.
Foreign Affair.
Eugenie is quite ill. The Prince Impo
rial has fully recovered.
Paris journals regard the King of Prus
feia's speech as menacing.
La Liberie, of Paris, thinks that the re
tirement of King Louis, of Bavaria, may be
come of national importance in uermany,
A report that the protest of Austria and
other Catholic powers against the Fapal
- Syllabus has beon sent to Rome is confirmed
, . The Armenians have decided not to re
cognize the authority of their Patriarch, on
the Ground that ho is too feeble to resist the
encroachments of tho Pone.
The Trench Opposition claim to repre.
gent the majority of the country, and the
assertion of this claim gave rise to ft lively
debate in the Corps Legislator yesterday.
The Northern I'nclllc Railroad Croand Broken
"iiti uimurru itieu HI t) ru.
' The following despatches have been re
eeived: .
Duxuth, Minn., I eb. 15, 1870. To George
V.. Suryent, care of Messrs. Jay Cooke fc Co.
Atw iuia; uicbu mo ijjauLiu en
terprise is commenced. Ground broke on
the Northern Pacific Railroad to-day. . Large
force at work. Everything is moving.
Geo. C. Stoke, Cashier.
Dai.lkhof St. Louis River, Minn., Feb. 15
1H70. To George Smith, President Northern
Pacific Railroad, New York: Ground broke
on Northern Pacific Railroad to-day. One
hundred men at work. Hnrrah for the great
enterprise! I have six parties of engineers
in the field, and shall push the work vigor
to0b)y Ira Spaui.dino,
Enginser iu Charge.
r-'T. Fail, Minn., Feb. 15. Tho breaking
ground for the Northern Pacific lUilroivl oo
curn d to-duy at noon, nonr Dalles, on the St.
Louis river. A large concourse of people
v re present.
Colonel J. B. Culver, of Dulnth, had the
honor of shoveling the first earth, and Colo
red Hiram Hayes, of Superior, Wisoonsiu,
wheeled it away amid the cheers of the spec
tators. Speeches were made by General
Spanlding and several others.
'1 he shovel, pick and whoelbarrow have
been ordered to bo sent to Jay Cooke, Esq.,
as mementoes of the great enterprise, with
which his name will be hereafter remembered.
SEW YORK.
NomethlnB About !! Dnnseraus C'lnn.r. fthe
Metropolis.
Jpjileton's Journal for February 19 con
tains an interesting article by Mr. Charles L.
Brace on "The 'Dangerous Classes' of New
York," from which we clip the following ex
tracts: Certain small districts can be found in our
metropolis with the unhappy fame of con
taining more human beings packed to the
square yard, and stained with more acts of
blood and riot, within a given period, than is
true of any other equal space of earth in the
civilized world. There are houses, well
known to sanitary boards and tho police,
where fever has taken perennial lease, and
will obey no legal summons to quit; where
cholera, if a single germ-seed of it floats
anywhere in American atmosphere, at once
ripens a black harvest; where murder has
stained every floor of its gloomy stories, and
vice skulks or riots from one year's end to
the other. Such houses are never reformed.
The only hope for tbem is the march of street
improvements, which will utterly sweep them
away.
One of the remarkable and hopeful things
about New York, to a close observer of its
"dangerous classes," is that they do not tend
to become fixed and inherited, as in Euro
pean cities. The nnivorsal tnrmoil of Ame
rican life, the upturning of everything, the
searching character of its great forces, such
as religion, education, and self-respect, which
reach down, directly or indirectly, to the
lowest strata all these causes seem continu
ally to disintegrate the American poor and
criminal classes; and even more in the cities
than in the villages. The same families do
not remain here long in the same houses, or
the same quarters. The husband leaves the
wife, and the wife the husband; tho children
abandon the disagreeable home, or are caught
up and trained by the various charitable and
educational associations; some member of
the family is continually rising to opu
lence or respectability. The families of the
paupers and beggars and criminals are con
stantly being broken up.
But, though the crime and pauperism of
New York are not so deeply stamped in the
blood of the population as in European cities,
they are even more dungerous. The intensity
of the American temperament is felt in every
fibre of theso children of poverty and vice.
Their crimes have the unrestrained and
sanguinary character of a race accustomed to
overcome all obstacles. They rifle a bank,
where English thieves pick a pocket; they
murder, where European proktaires cudgel
or fight with fists; in a riot, they begin what
seems abont to be the sacking of a city, where
English rioters would merely batter police
men or smash lamps. The ' dangerous
classes" of New York are mainly American
born, but tho children of Irish and German
immigrants. They are as ignorant as London
flash-men or costermongers. They are far more
brutal than the peasantry from whom they
descend, and they are mueh banded together
in associations, such as "Dead Rabbit,"
"Flue-ugly," and various target companies.
They are our enants perdus. grown up to
young manhood. A murder of an unoffend
ing old man, like Mr. Rogers, is nothing to
tnem. lliey are ready tor any onense or
crime, however degraded or bloody. New
York has never experienced the full effect of
the nurture of these youthful rnfhans as she
will one day. They showed their hand only
slightly at tue riots during the war. At pre
sent, they are like the athletes and gladiators
of the Roman demagogues. They are the
"roughs" who sustain the ward politicians,
ana mgnten nonest voters. They can re
peat" to an unlimited extent, and serve
their employers. They live on lipanem et cir.
censes," or City Hall places and pot-houses
where they have full credit. If an nnfortu
nate time should come when our city dema
gogues could no longer help to support this
host of ruffians, and alt business were de
pressed, and capital seemed selfish and in
different, these young men could raise such a
folloM ing in our thronged eastern quarters, with
some cry like "Bread or Blood!" as would
shake the city with alarm to its foundations
and might crimson our streets with the blood
of civil strife.
The young ruffians of New York are mainly
tne products of accident. Among a million
people, such as compose the population of
this city and its suburbs, there will always be
a great number of misfortunes; fathers die
and leave their children unprovided for;
parents drink, and abuse their little ones, and
they float away on the currents of the street;
stepmothers or stepfathers drive out, by
neglect or ill-treatment, their sons from the
home. One cause which is a fruitful source
of criminals among the working-class, is their
Mile respect for marriage.
All the neglect and bad education and evil
example of a poor class tend to form others,
who grow up to swell the ranks of ruffians
and criminals. So, at length, a great multi
tude of ignorant, untrained, passionate, irre
ligious boys and young men are formed, who
become "tne dangerous class or our city,
They form the "Nineteenth street gangs."
the young burglars and murderers, the garro-
ters and rioters, the thieves and Hash-men,
the "repeaters" and ruffians, so well known
to all who know this metropolis.
Incidentals.
Iowa has given about one-fifth of its area
to aid railroads.
An Ohio journal prints the names of its
delinquent subscribers upside down, as a hint
that they ought to settle up.
Professor Woodman, who has for a lonz
time been at the head of the Scientific Depart
ment of Dartmouth Collofre, is dangerously ill.
The New Mexican Legislature has framed a
constitution to be submitted to popular vote on
the first Monday in October.
A Western paper which recently eopled a
passage from the "Pickwick Papers" from an
other, credited it to that paper.
Central City, Oal., Is proud of its public
schools, and asserts that many a man graduates
from Yale without belnir as thorough in arith
metic as were some ot their recent graduates.
A gentleman who bad lost a diamond ring
in Moutreal fourteen years ago recovered it on
1'rldav lost.
Siiad from tho Chesapeake and the Totoinae
have uiade their appearance lu Baltimore, and
are hawked through tho streets at lllty cents pur
pair.
A Fcrvant girl got up In her uleop In Con
cord, N. 11., on Thursday ni'hr, and her move
ments awakening her miHtrer-s, the latter thought
tmrglnrf were around, and vigorously blow a tin
horn to attrart the attention of the police. Tho
!'lrl wan awnkened by the sound, anil Imagining
it to be (tubrlpl'n last tramp, very promptly
fainted away. Tableau.
Waile Hampton has resided tho presidency
of the Cllixens' Saving Bank of Boiith Carolina,
a his private butdnesa doc not allow him to
give proper attention to Its duties.
A Cincinnati paper crnelly denies the trnth
of Ihe story that a jealous wife In that city re
cently poured kcrotcne oil over her husband,
and then applied a match to his clothing.
Ono ot the Eastern Governors assured tho
Lrgit-lature In a late mexftnge that "capital, like
water, would always reek its highest level." It
was probably a slip of the pen.
A Minnesota editor feelingly says that he
dislikes to tee an old man with one foot In the
grave and the other on the brink, tottering along
in a beastly state ot lutoxicalion, stumbling
every now and then over nnsecn obstacle, and
then blaming the slippery sidewalks for his misfortunes.
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine A'eu ete First rage.
ALMANAC TOR PHILADELPHIA THIS DAY.
Srn Risks ceSiMooN Risks e-2d
Bin bits 6-3ttllliou Watkk 1W
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
C. McCammon. 1
r.
Pairs. W'KTMKHii.T.. V rnuwrrrji n nut Month.
Okukuk N. Allkn, )
MOVEMENTS Off OCK4N HTEAMSUH'S. I
FOR AMERICA.
Bmldt Bremen New York Jan. 80
'ella London New York Jan. 29
It of Cork. ...Liverpool. ..New York v. B...Tan. 29
Tarifa Liverpool... New York v. B..Kel). 1
Minnesota Liverpool. . .New York l''el. 2
v. or iiaiiiuiorc .Liverpool... New YorK lrei. 8
Peruvian Liverpool. . .Portland Feb. 3
tun icuitoi'E.
Westphalia New York...llambnrg Feb. 18
Java Now York. ..Liverpool Keb. 16
Manhattan New Y'ork. ..Liverpool Kel. 10
Siberia New Y'ork... Liverpool Feb. 17
C'.of Baltimore. New York... Liverpool Feb. 19
Anplla. New York... Glasgow Feb. 19
Helvetia New Y'ork. ..Uverpool Feb. 19
Dorian New Y'ork. . .Bremen Feb. 19
Villo de Paris ..New York... Havre Feb. 19
rityoiN.ork..New York. ..Liverpool Feb. 22
Minnesota New York. ..Liverpool. Feb. 2:
(ella New York... London Feb. 26
Columbia New Yorx. ..Glasgow Feb. 20
City cf Paris ...New Y'ork. ..Liverpool Feb. 2
Idaho New Y'ork. ..Liverpool Mar. a
C. of Brooklyn..Ncw York... Liverpool Mar. 5
City of Boston.. New York. . .Liverpool Mar. 8
COASTWISE. DOMESTIC. ETC.
Prometheus... .Philadelphia. Charleston Feb. IT
Morro Castle. . .New York. ..Havana Feb. IT
Juniata Philadelphia. Now Orleans... Feb. 19
uniieu OHiies..iMew lorn. ...New uncaus...l'eb. l
Wyoming Philadelphia. Savannah Feb. 19
Alaska New York...Aspinwall Feb. 19
Geo. Cromwell.New Y'ork... New Orleans... Feb. 19
Pioneer Philadelphia. Wilmington ....Feb. 21
Columbia New Y' ork... Havana via NasFeb. 24
Eagle New Y'ork. .. New Orleans... Mar. S
Alalia are forwarded o ever steamer In the recru-
lar lines. Tho steamers for or from Liverpool call at
Oueeustown, except the Canadian line, which call at
Londonderry. The steamers for or from tho Conti
nent call at Southampton.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship Ladoga, Wliley, Corn for orders, Worknian.fcL'o.
Bieanicr I'lamouu siaic, wood, Baltimore, A,
u roves. Jr.
Sclir Illondel, Chapman, Boston via Newcastle, Del.,
I). Cooper.
Sclir W. t Garrison, Adam?, Charleston, S. Lath-
nury l.o.
Schr J. V. Fisko, Chase, Boston via Newcastle, Del.,
- li. cooper.
Schr Abby II. Brown, Brown, Newcastle, Del.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
StcamKhip Wyoming, Teal, 70 hours from Savan-
nuii, with cotton, rice, etc., to Philadelphia and
honthern Mall StcamKhip Co. Passengers T. M.
Oliult and wife, Mrs. Oirult, Mrs. S. A. Mendeuliall,
M Iks Ella Mendenhall. Master II. L. Meiuteuhall. N.
II. Mepic, v, J. BtoKes, jj. uampoell, Daniel imney,
Elliott Hopkins. John Ryan. J. Y. Grain 8. W. Miller.
Jr., R. W. Roberts, J. W. Rutherford and wife, A.IJ.
Jones and wife, O. Mead and wife, K H. Bennett, C
Wlltbank and wife. OH' the Brundvwlno Lltrhc.
pusHcd steamship Juniata, from New Orleans via
Havana, navinir in tow a uiMamed narKcntinn (nro-
ljubiv me Jonn v linamson, irom .Liverpool): also, a
large biiKiisn Dai k, oounu up, ai aucnor ueiow Mar
cus HOOK.
Schr Ahbv Allen. Pendleton. 2 davs from New
York, with mdse. to order vessel to Lennox &, Bur
gess.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Westmoreland, Letournuu, from New Orleans
xor .Bremen, was spoken Jan. , on tne Kddvstone.
Steamship Roman, Baker, hence, at Boston 14th
murani.
I'. 8. steamer Seminole, from Key West, arrived
at Portsmouth evening of 14th Inst., and anchored
at quarantine. She was ordered there In cousu-
iience of having yellow fever on board.
Barkentine Jobu wiiliuniBon, Robertson, from Liv
erpool Kith Nov. and Holyhead 28th Dec. for Phila
delphia, was spoken 13tli Inst, lat 87 so. lonir. 74 08.
by the steamship United States, at New York, with
loss of rudder and most of her sails : wanted to be
towed to Delaware Breakwater; could not do It, the
steamer's engines being disabled.
Brig Rlchstag, Blohn, for Philadelphia, cleared at
xiinuuiore iiu iubi.
Brlir Cascatello, Carlisle, at Holmes' Hole, reports:
Feb. 10, lat. 87 40, long. 73 80, saw a barkentine to the
leeward with signal ol distress nvlntr: tho wind at
the time blowing a gale from W.NW., and a high sea
running, itau aowu to ner ana tounu ner to be tne
John W llllamson, of Lelth, with rudder gone. Ran
by her three times to ascertain her wauts ; found
they wanted ropes and provisions, and as we were
short ourselves could render no assistance; did not
want to be taken otr.
Brig Carrie Wright, Jordan, for Philadelphia, pnt
dbck to ArunmHuii tnm uu., ii'ttKj.
Schr Stampede, Stratum, from Mayaguez for Phi
ladelphia, was spoken Wh ult. lat. 83 80. loner. 69 40. .
Schr Fly, Carter, hence lor Providence, passed Hell
Cute 14th inst.
Schr Wm. B. Mann, Rr.gers, at Georgetown, S. C,
6th inHt. from New York.
Schr A. U. Cain, Simpson, hence, at Portland 13th
Instant.
Schr IT. W. McCIOBSon, Hubbard, hence, at Fall
River I2tn insi.
Schr Mary D. Ireland, Ireland, at Wilmington, N.
1 n Vi Inat frnm Kuw Vnrlr.
Sc hr Nellie Benedict, Ellis, forPhlladelphla,cleared
at New Haven.
Schr J. 11. Gallagher, Boyle, hence, at Richmond
1.1th Inst.
Schr Burning Bush, BJonse, for Philadelphia,
cleared at Baltimore 14th insU
Schrs R. A. Ford, Carpenter, and Adella, Trafton,
hence, at St. John. N. 11.. 14th Inst.
fithr Alice B., Alley, at Portland 11th lust, from
ronton, to load for Philadelphia.
MISCELLANY.
Schr Willie Mowe. before reported ashore at Town-
scod's Inlet, N. J., arrived at New York 14th Inst. In
tow of steamer Rescue.
OOOP8 FOR THE LADIES.
nUAIVD OPENINU OF
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griuna fasiiioxs
IN
Imported Paper Patterns,
TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 1870.
1 he old ertabliahed and only reliable Paper Pattern
Dre and Cloak Making Einporitum.
Dreasea made to fit with ease and eleganee in 84 hoori
noUoe.
MRS. M. A. BINDER'S reoent visit to Paris enables
ber toreoelve Faabiona, Trimming! and Fanoy Good!
auiwrior to anything in this eountry.
New In deaign. Moderate in prioe.
A perfect ayetem of Dreaa Cutting taught.
Cutting, Baatlng, Pinking.
Faabion Booka and Uottering Machines for aalr.
Bete ot Patterna for Merc haute and Dress Makers now
ready, at
MRS. M. A, CINDER'S,
HOI,
27. "W. Corner Eleventh and Chesnnt.
Carefully noti the Dame and number, to avoid being
d.veiTed
S .tutni
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,NE DOLLAR GOODS FOR 95 CENTS
FINANOIAL..
IV 13 W JL, O .A. IV.
City of Allegheny Six Per
Cents,
FREE OP CTATS3 TAX.
We are offering limited amount of this Loan
At 90 Per Cent, and Accrued
Interest.
The interest Is payable Brat days of Jannarr and
Joly, in Philadelphia, FREE OF STATE TAX.
We recommend them as an unquestionable se
curity for Investment.
The debt of Allegheny City being comparatively
mall, the security offered Is equal to that of the City
of Philadelphia, the difference In price making them
a very desirable and cheap security.
WIT. PAINTER & CO.,
Hankers and Dealers In3oTcrn
ment Mecurltles,
No. 36 South THIRD Street,
1 86 8m
PHILADELPHIA.
JjANUIN O II O IJ H 12
OF
JAY COOKE 6c CO.,
Hoa. 119 and 114 8. TlIIItI St.,
PHILADELPHIA.
Dealers In Government Securities
Old 6-20e Wanted In Exchange for New.
A Liberal Difference allowed.
Compound Interest Notes Wanted,
Interest Allowed on Deposits.
COLLECTIONS MADE. STOCKS bought and sold
on Commission.
Special business accommodations reserved for
ladies.
We will receive applications for Policies of Life
Insurance In the National Life Insurance Company
of the United States, Full Information given at our
office. 1 1 8m
JOHN 8. RU8HTON & CO.,
Ro. 60 BOOTH THIRD STREET.
JANUARY COUPONS WANTED.
CITY WARRANTS
1 6 8m
BOUGHT AMD SOLD.
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L L I O T T
DUNN,
BANKERS,
No. 109 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
DEALERS IN ALL GOVERNMENT SECURI
TIES, GOLD BILLS, ETC.
DRAW BILLS OF EXCHANGE AND ISSUE
COMMERCIAL LETTERS OF CREDIT ON THE
UNION BANK OF LONDON.
ISSUE TRAVELLERS' LETTERS OF CREDIT
ON LONDON AND PARIS, available throughout
Europe,
Will collect all Coupons and Interest free of charge
for parties making their financial arrangements
with us. se;
pa 8. PETERSON A CO.,
STOCK BROKERS,
Io. 30 Woutli 'I II I EE I Street.
ADVANCES MADE ON GOOD COLLATERAL
PAPER.
Most complete facilities for Collecting Maturing
Country Obligations at low cost.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS. 1 86
T) im; X li L & CO.,
No. 84 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
Amerloan and IToreljj-u
IBSUB DRAFTS AND CIRCULAR LETTERS OF
CREXUT available on presentation In any part of
Europe.
Travellers can make all their financial arrange
ments through us, aDd we will collect their Interest
and dividends without charge.
DlUIEL, WlHTUKOF & CO.DhEXIL, BASJB8 CO.,
New York. I Paris. (31
FINANOIAL..
IT It Ot'KKH KK RI,R
$n , o , o o o
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
First Mortgage Sevens
AX 7 i
And Accrued Inteiest from October 1
LENGTH OF ROAD 390 MILKS.
THB ROAD 18 OOMPf KTKD AND FULLY EQUIP
FED AT AH AOTUAL OOST OK OVKK
510,000,000,
ARD HAS PAID FROM 1 TO 8 PER CENT. D1VI
DFKDS Oil ITS BTO0K FOB TUE PAST EIOU
TEARS.
The llondn are Coupons of $1000
Eacli, -with It Ik lit of Kegis.
tratlon.
S 1 ,200,000 of lb. Bond, hm ben mid alrnikdj (on
ptrtjr UkiD (500,(00 at permanent lnTmtmeut), and w
hT bat (1,000,000 on bud, which w oflar to In res ton a
A I IUST.CI.4HN SECURITY.
DREXEL & CO.,
Wo. 34 Koutli TII1EII Stroet,
7tMp . PHILADELPHIA.
CITY WARRANTS
Bought and Sold.
DE HA YEN & BEO.,
No. 40 South THIRD Street.
6 lit
PHIXADftLFHlA.
QLKNDUWITVU, 1AY1S fe CO.,
No. 48 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
rniLADELrniA.
GlENDINNING, DAYIS & AMORY,
Ro. 17 WALTj STREET, HEW YORK.
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
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AMUSEMENTS.
A
MRU J CAN ACADEMY , OF, MUSIC
I nprccpdcnlcd aocomi and triumphant rotors la
I I'lledeil'hin o' tti cli bnvlfrt
l'Ali M'A liOHA KWOI.1HH OPERA.
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THIS (W!WrHUy) HVRIINO, Kub. IB.
illbe irinrni.l the hifctiif snocenfttnl liukiicur.l Opera
ol thfl prr.nuii lirilliant aeuaon, JMuatrt'a atanowleuKed
masterwnrk,
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JAfcT DAYS ()!' TIIU
66 TVino Muses."
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A Vrlome Joat lned (elnlh and gold), eontalnlnff ntne
plmtoRraiiha of "I he Wnara," aud portrait of tbeartMi.
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THIS (Wedneadar) KVFNfNO. Feb IK.
I.AhT NIGHT OS' H.DVVTN ADAMH
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In Madame Julie de Marguerites' Domestic Drama, in
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