THE DAILY EVENING TEJ J-GH-APII rillLADELPIllA, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1870. Is a a hi ,1 ler 12 he Id- s he or we die li ne a I of ar are 1 o liai NO. the rner ni 1 bin, all (lint eta, lra fter tbe f all dia- .T.w. mk-SA- Ull dls- win :t Of tne "tun It"! n. lit Affair. Unfits E. Shaploy addressed tbe Domo ratio Annociation of 1'ennHylvania on Satur day evening. Edward Trice, J am en Watson, and Jacob C. Crump have lieen appointed clerks by the ltcoeiver of Taxes. Kate Morgan, aed right years, remding at Ko. 728 Guilford atreet, jawbone broken by falling from the ateim of her house. F.noa Black, aged 10 years, reRidinp at No. 10 Honth Tenth atreet, shoulder fractured by falling from the aecoud atory window of his residence. Four stories of the seven storied wall of "Kroner's mill, fronting on Linn street, above Twenty-third, fell yesterday afternoon, at about 2 o'clock. No one was injured. The work of building a new tow-bridge over the Schuylkill, near the lower locks at Manayunk, has been commenced. The old bridge at this point - was carried away by the flood last fall. The following cases have been admitted to the . Pennsylvania Hospital: John Flem ming, aged 43 years, residing at No. 2.'!: J South Front street, .njured internally by fall ing on the sidewalk. A meeting of citizens was held at Market and Merrick streets, on Saturday evening, when a resolution protesting against the erec tion of the new public buildings on Indepen dence Square was adopted. At a late hour on Saturday night a little girl, aged twelve years, a niece of Mr. Morris, a grocer at the N. W. corner of Tenth and Shippen streets, was severely burned by her clothing taking fire from a gas burner in a dining-room. The Finance Committee of Councils held a meeting on Saturday afternoon and agreed to report to Councils next Thursday an ordi nance appropriating $150,01)0 to the commis sioners for the erection of publio buildings on Independence Square. The committee also agreed to a bill reorganizing the Board of Tort Wardens, making it a department of the city. Messrs. Johnson, Honszey, and Adaire, of the committee of the Legislature to co operate with the Council committee to make arrangements for a centennial anniversary and international exhibition in Philadelphia, were in the city on Saturday, and had a con ference with the committee of Councils. A form of memorial, to be sent to Congress, asking action and aid upon the part of that body, was adopted. At a late hour on Friday night the plumb ing and gas-fitting establishment of William Kelly, No. 18 N. Tenth street, was entered by thieves, who stole a quantity of silver-plated water-cocks valued at $10. They then took a roll of paper, and setting it on fire, threw it into a pile of paper in the corner, but the paper, being rolled np tightly, was only par tially destroyed, which, no doubt, prevented the place from being destroyed. Instead of the Mayor's special officers being required to report to the Lieutenants of Police as formerly, they are now nnder orders to report every morning to Chief Kelly, of the Deteotive force. 4 The specials are: First district, Charles Moore; Second, Charles llichard; Third, James Busk; Fourth, Edward Burns; Fifth, James Roberts; Sixth, Thomas Mereto; Seventh, C. Leidy; ' Eighth, John A. Winnie; Ninth, Nicholas McGranei Tenth, James McGuckin: Eleventh, John Powell; Twelfth, Jacob Plucker; Sixteenth, John Sherry. John Kelley, of the Second district, and Dennis Mnllin, of tbe Thirteenth district, have been appointed special officers, and detailed for night duty at the detective office. Domeatle Affairs. Gold closed on Saturday at 119. Texas has ratified the fourteenth and fifteenth amendments. Two ladies have been appointed justices of the peace in Wyoming Territory. An influential party in Venezuela is moving in favor of annexation to the United States. The system of granting lands to railroad companies was discussed in the Senate on Saturday. An organization in San Francisco, for the purpose of exterminating tbe Chinese on or before St. Patrick's Day, Is reported. A large majority in favor of annexation to tbe United States is expected in St. Do mingo at the election shortly to be held. ' A difficulty has arisen between .the Gov ernment and the Legislative Counoil of New Brunswick, owing to the removal of an officer of the council. Secretary Boutwell is confident of being able to fund the debt in a year's time if Con gress passes a bill in accordance with his re commendations. An appropriation of two millions and a quarter for the Naval Construction Commit, tee will probably be agreed npon by the con ference committee. Immense damage has been done In the East, especially at Augusta, Me., by the storm which commenced on Friday and the freshets which succeeded it. Numerous anonymous letters and tele- Cms relative to the sale of cadetships are ng received by the House Military Com mittee, but no notice will be taken of such communications. In compliance with a request from the Mississippi Congressmen elect, the President will not sign the bill admitting the State until the measure removing the disabilities of a portion of the delegation has passed Con gress. On Saturday Secretary Fish was ap proached by several members of the press, in reference to the President's proclamation announcing the adoption of tho fifteenth amendment. He stated that the official noti fication of the adoption of the amendment by the Legislature of Nebraska had not yet been received at the State Department, but was expected to-morrow. The President would sign the bill admitting the State of Missis sippi on Wednesday or Thursday next, and if Congress at once admitted the Senators and members of the House elected from that State, that then there would be twenty-eight States (without New York, Texas, and Georgia) that have adopted the amendment, . and upon whioh no question can arise. The President would then issue the proclamation at once. Mr. Fish further stated that it was a great desire on the part of tbe President, that all the States should be in the Union at tbe time the proclamation is issued, but if this is iinpoBBiMe, he will not delay the pro. mulgation of the glad tidings throughout the land. He said ia conclusion that probably by next Saturday, and certainly by the 1st of . Aiaron, me pruvjumauon would be issued. Foreign Affair. Eugenie will visit Sweden and Norway in ltochefort has withdrawn from the edi torshin of the Marteillaige. ' Montpensier declare s Spain his country by tradition, adoption, and affection. Protests against Papal infallibility have recently been placarded in Borne. The Carpi yb! has opened in Rome, the fee lie on the streets is not as lively as Tisunl. Carlints and Mignclists, plotting in rortn gul, are advancing their raifications towards the Spanish frontiers. "Alkaknngre." A correspondent of the Chicago Tribune gives the following comical account of some recent occurrences in the Committee of Ways and Means: "Here is an instance of the wisdom of this right noble committee. 'For several years there has appeared on tbe tariff list an article called alkakange, and by the name it was supposed to be some powerful drug, and to it was uniformly at tached a high duty. Many times, when the puissant committee reached this word, it was suggested to reduce the duty, but straightway the high-tariff coommitteemen rose to their feet and denounced any attempt to inter fere with the protection of this valuable article. " 'Bedeuce the duty on alkakange?' said Mr. Kelley, 'and it is thus that the wages of tbe Ame-er-ek-e-an leaybcreur are to be re-de-euced ? Is an inde-e-eus-te-re-y to bo thus ruthlessly exposed to foreign ce-ompeti-tion? I oppose the ame-endment of this duty, and ceall enpon me brotheren.of the kemeitee to jeoin me. "Up rises Horace Maynard. " 'I move to raise the duties on alkakange from sixty to six hundred per cent.!' " 'Och ! Jsmithereens 1 bedad ! hullebeloo !' cries Dionysius Dennis O'McCarthy, of Syra cuse, speaking in tbe nicest Portuguese ac cent, 'is me heart's delight and the perride of me kentry, alkakange, to receive no pro tection ? Shades of blarney and Onondaga forbid it!' ' I am compelled,' says Schenck, 'to vote against any reduction of the time-honored duty on alkakange. At this time, in particu lar, it requires our most delicate nurturing : "Mr. Hooper puts his hand to his rearward coat-tail pocket, and says he: " 'Alkakange was recorded by James Otis. Samuel Adams, Cotton Mather, and Oakes Ames as worthy of the fostering care of the nation. Duty and tradition compel me to vote for its retention; but at this special junc ture I do not feel called npon to say that it requires more protection,' " 'ine lumber forests of Michigan, says Austin Blair, 'murmur through their vast re cesses: protect our tenderest sister, the prido of our solitude, alkakange !' 'Wow, a few montns ago, some obstinate free-trader, coming to the name 'alkakange,' said aloud: 'What in the devil is Alkakange, anyhow?' "Deoes the ceenteil-mean not kneow?' said Kelley. " 'Here s freshness! says Austin Blair. "'Bludanouns!' cries McCarthy, 'did ye iver hear sich ignerince ?' VAlkakenge ! says JUaynard, 'need never ask the friends of our industry to describe it.' "But this implacable free-trader sent for an unabridged dictionary, and looking it all tnrougn, ne lound no sucn work as alka kange. lie got no more instruction from a cyclopaedia. He asked in vain of Dr. Ure'a Dictionary of Science and Arts. The faces of the committee grew very long. Some one suggested that any druggist's apprentice could tell. "So they sent to New York for a first-class chemist and paid him mileage and per diem, and said he; "It s my belief that there s no such thinor in all the length and breadth of tbe pharma copoeia!' - "Here the high-tariff folks exhibited indi cations of collapse. "At last they raked out of the gulf of the Government printing office an ancient proof reader, and asked him to account for alkakange. "He put on three pairs of speotacles and a green shade over his eyes, and took np the printed list. "'Well!' he said, 'this beats natur and Gineral Jackson, in whose administration I was appointed. Gentlemen, nineteen years ago a lot of quads, quoins, leads, and old types, that we used to ballast the tariff forms with, riz np onexpected through the fat mat ter of tbe tariff list, and they accidentally speiied out tne word aimicangie. 1 sposo that you've bin a laying big duties on alka kangie ever since ! ' "The old proof-reader put his hands on bis hips, took off his spectacles, and laid down on the floor of the Ways and Means Committee, and laughed and rolled for the space of three-quarters of an hour. By the time he got np, Kelley had been round to the Government printing omce and got him discharged. "A special meeting of tbe committee was at once called, and Mr. Mcuartny rose: " 'I move ye, sur, that the article known as alkakange be put upon tne fraa list I " 'I object, says Horace Maynard; 'move to substitute 600 per cent. " 'I am weilleing.'says Kelley.in deep basso, 'to be gueided in theis einstenoe by a preoper regeard for tne eopeineons or me keolleagues, and I seecond the meoteon.' "The next day Mr. Schenck arose in the House and said that tbe committee had made a material reduotion in the tariff. Alkakengie nad been added to tne tree list. MARINE TELEGRAPH. for additional Marine AeiM see First Poo. ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA THIS DAY. 8n Rises 6M6iMoon Risks mora BUN BKTS 6'43IUIGH WATBH b'43 PHILADELPHIA BOARD OP TRADK. I. C. McCamhon, ) J. Pkick Wktukkill, Committee of tub Monte. Gbohub N. Allkn, ) MOVEMENTS OP OCEAN (STEAMSHIPS. FOR AMERICA. Sraidt ...Bremen New York Jan. 80 Cells London..... New York Jau. 29 Peruvian Liverpool. . .Portland Feb. 8 AleDDO Liverpool... New York Feb. 8 Krlo Liverpool... New York Feb. 9 C. of Brooklyn.. Liverpool. ..New York Feb. 10 FOK KUKOPK. City of Cork ... . New York. . . Liverpool Feb. 22 Hammonia New York... Hamburg Feb. 92 Mluoesou New York. . .Liverpool. Feb. S3 Cella New York... London Feb. 90 Columbia New York. ..Glasgow Feb. m C. of Hrooklya.New York... Liverpool Feb. 89 Main New York. ..Bremen Feb. so England New York. ..Liverpool Feb. 20 Kiano New York. ..Liverpool mar. is C. of Antwerp. .New York. . .Liverpool Mar. 6 Kuropa ....... .New York. ..Glasgow Mar. 6 Bt Laurent.'... New York.. .Havre Mar. e Erin New York... Liverpool. Mar. 6 I'nloii New York. ..Hremun Mar. 5 City of N.Yort.New York, ..Liverpool Mar. ' 8 Nevada New York. ..Liverpool Mar. 8 C. of Loudon. . .New York. . .Liverpool Mar. 12 COASTWISE, DOMESTIC. ETC. Pioneer Phlladt;lpliia.'llmlngton....Fob. 81 City of Mex1uo..Ncw York. ..Vera C'rnB, etc. .Feb. 8 Seutli America.New York. ..Rio Janeiro Feb. 83 Columbia New York. ..Havana via NasKeb. ii Eaptle New York. ..New Orleans. ..Mar. 8 Morro Castle.. .New York. . .Havana Mur. 10 MallB are forwarded by every steamer In the regu lar Hues. The steamers for or from Liverpool call at QueenKtown, except the Canadian lluw, which call at Londonderry. The steamers for or from the Contl nent call at Southampton. ' CLEARED SATURDAY. Steamship Pioneer, Barrett, Wilmington, N. C, Phi ladelphia and Southern Mull Steamship Co. SU-amuliip J. W. Everman, Hinckley, Klohmond Via NviIv-)Js,W.IU'J'ti VV. 8t( nmshlp Norman, Nickcrson, Boston, II. Wlnsor A to. etitmnhlp Whirlwind, Bhrrman, Trovldence, D. 8. SW-tnou A Co. Steamer Now York, Joncn, Georgetown and Alex- anuria, w. r. civile A t'o. P hr A. Trnedrll IImw, Jkmton, L. Andenrled A Co. fiiir A. Haines, Bmlih, iTovldence, dm SchrJ. Williamson, Coison, Providence, dn. H( hr Dr. John Htradley, Camp, PortKllaabeth.do. Bchr C. W. Locke, Uuutlcy, Boston, Day, lladdnll A Co. Fr.hr Mary naley, naley, Cambridge, do. Kchr II. H. Brooks, Love, East Cambridge, do. Hclir J. Satterthwalte, Kinime.y, Boston, do. Bchr Ruth Shaw, Bhaw, Mlllvllle, N. J., Captain. ARRIVED YESTERDAY. Brig Ida M. Comery, Norden, 10 days from Matan rss, with molasses Ut E. C. Knight Co. vwwol to Warren A Gregg. At midnight 10th Inst., during a heavy gale from NW., with heavy sea. lost two hhds. of molasses off deck and sustained other damage. Drlr Richmond. Powers. 71 dsvi from Messina via Gibraltar, with fruit to B. B. Bcattergood Co. ves sel w ii. ixawiey tc uo. Brig Faustina, Patterson, 11 days from Cardenas, With molasses to E. C Knight A Co. Brig Shannon, Bawyer.9 days from Matanzas, with molasses to E. C. Knight A Co. vessel to Warren A Gregg. Bchr Stampede, Stratton, 18 days from Mayagnez, P. H., with sugar and molasses to John Mason A Co. Left In port, bark Mar a tow. brigs Thomas Tunnell. and Herod, dlsch.: brigs. B. Crowed, George, and sr.hr Fred. Smith, waiting cargo. Bchr Sophie Wilson, Nowell, 11 days from Matan eas, with sugar to John Mason A Co. Bteamtug America, Chambers, having in tow dis mayed arhr Ramon de Ajuria, which she fell In with off Chlucoteague. ARRIVED SATURDAY. Steamship Aries, Wiley, 48 hours from Boston, with indue, to II. Wlnsor A Co. Steamship Fanlta, Freeman, 84 hours from New York, with mdse. to John F. Olil. RETURNED. Bchr Ramon de AJurla, McBrldo, hence for Sagna. Captain McBrlde reports that on the 4th Inst, at 10 P. M., In lat. 86 20, long. TS 11, while shortening sail, encountered a heavy gale from NE., which carried away the foremast. Jibboora, and part of main and inizzenmaHta, with all attached, save main Jib and 1ni7.sr.en topsail, In consequence of which we were obliged to return. 10th Inst., 3 P. M., while at anchor eight miles N. by W. of Chlncoti-ague, was fallen In with by steamtug America, which came to our assistance and towed us to this port. WENTTO SEA. A large ship, supposed to be the Abyssinia, for Sa vannah, passed out 19th Inst. The following vessels sailed from Messina, on the dates, and for ports named: Br. bark Prima Donna, Perkins, Jan. 28, for New Orleans. Bark Sicilian, Pcrcival, Jan. 80, for Boston. Bark OrchUla, Havener, Jan. 80, for Boston. Br. brig ihUllun-Wallah, Tucker, Jan. 20, for Bos ton. lft-lg Juliet C. Clark, Moore, Jan. 88, for New York. Brig Era N. Johnson, Johnson, Jaa. 29, for N.York. Brig Fannie, Turner, Jan. 80, for Philadelphia. Brig Samuel Welsh, Darrah, Feb. 4, for Philadel phia. Bchr C. M. Kevins, Raland, Jan. 80, for Baltimore. The following remained 4i.li Inst. : Bark Bounding Billow, Flliin, waiting. Bark Wild Gazelle, Nlckerson, waltlug, for Boston. Bark Trovatora, Blanchard, waiting, for Boston. Bark Fury, Wilson, waiting. Bark Hornet, Hopkins, waiting. Brig Dlrlgo, Coffin, waiting orders. Br. brig Barah Ann, Outterbrldge, waiting, for Boston. Br. brig Speed, Stanley, waiting. Brig F. 11. Todd, McOulre, loading, for New York. MEMORANDA. Ship Tortlaw, Rice, for Philadelphia, salted from Liverpool Mh inst. Ship W. 11. Moody, Durkee, for rhlladelphla,8alled from Lelth 4th Inst. Steamship Tonawanda. Jennings, for Philadelphia, sailed from Savannah lwtti lust. Steamship Norfolk, Piatt, for Philadelphia, sailed from Norfolk 10th inst. Steamer Jaa. S. Green, Pace, hence, at Richmond 18th inst. Steamer Rattlesnake, Colburn, hence, at Provi dence 18th Inst. Bchr Light of Hope, Dickens, hence for Provi dence, at New York 19th lust. Bchr American Eagle, Clare, from New Castle, Del., for Newburyport, passed Hell Gate 18th Inst. Bchr O. 8. Grove, Weaver, at New York 18th Inst. from Wilmington, N. C. Bchr Annie May, May, from Boston for Philadel phia, sailed from New London 16th iu t. Bchr II. N. McCollay, Hubbard, sailed from Fall River 10th Inst. for Philadelphia, and was at anchor 18th off the meadows upper end of Randall's Island. Bchr John Cadwalader, Steelraan, sailed from Pro vidence 18th Inst., for New York. Bchr Com, Kearney, Phllhrook, "for Philadelphia, sailed from Newport P. M. 17th Inst. Bchr Prize Banner, Atkins, from Provlncetown for Philadelphia, at Newport A. M. 18th Inst. Schr James Martin, Baker, for Philadelphia, cleared at Boston 18th inst. EDUOATIONAL. JAW SCHOOL OF HARVARD UNIVERSITY, Oahbbidok, Mass. Second Term 1R69-70 bofrint 21rt Febniarjr, 1870. Nathaniel Hnlmea, A. M., Koyall Profeaor. Domestlo nnuiuiii, jiijun x-ie&uiug, ana nviaenoo. ChnalopherO. Lamrdell. A.M., Dana Professor. Nego tiable Paper aid Partnership. Charles 8. Biadlojr, Li D Lecturer. Law of Real Pro perty. Edmund H. Bennett, A. M., Leeturer.-Oriminal Law. Wills, and Administration. Jobn O. Gray, Jr., A. M., Leotnrer. Jurisprudence of tbe United htateeand bankruptcy. The inatraotlon ia by lectures, moat conrts, zereiaea in written and oral diacuaaku oi legal aubjecto, and prepara- Toe library ia on of tbe moat complete In the United Statea. and fn some denartmantji nnA.inl . it nnw mm. priaea about 16,1AM) volumes, andadoiuona are oonatantii being made. The feee are (SO per term, and 926 for one-half or any mailer Iraotion of a term. No aitM charges. Foradmiaaion to tbe aohool, caualogutm, circular, or anjr liuurmawm, auuroaa o a. 1 .Willi 11 HK, 88 Registrar. AMERICAN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. Mo. L024 WALNUT and tin. HKK Vnrih nenin s ' books are now open for the reception of new student for the Burins Quarter. Karly application will secure choice of hours. 2 11 lm MIS8 SUSAN GALTON BEGS TO AN nounce that she will give Inatraotlon in SINGING AND PIANO. iriUI UOBJIUUIUK OJUTfJU I. Addrew, care W. U. Boner A Co., No. 110J OHF8NUT rpHE SECOND BE8SION OF THE acaaraiicye&r oi ineBTiViNMLA.L,K INSTTTITTW! select family boarding school for boy. South Am boy. N .1 aril 1 AAinmaannA atn b'al.M.. 1 turn t I ia llSniiiiaTufniu . w k . COAL. A NOTIIEK REDUCTION. BEST QUALITY WHITE ASH. STOVE $8-60 PER TON LARGE NUT $5 W PKii TOR ALSO, SUPERIOR BEAVER MEADOW LEHIGH. STOVE $7-26 PER TON MUT an PKR TON veuTerea to any par oi ine city. miTCIIKLtVM COAT, DEPOT, 12 23 Sm Corner of NINTH and OIBARD Arena. FEBCrVAi, X, BELL. 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WATSON A BON, Of th lata firm of EVANS A WATSON, FIRE AND BURGLAR-PROOF NO. 63 SOUTH FOURTH STREET, tut A few doors abor Chsmnt it., Phila" ENGINES, MAOHINEHY, ETO. PENN BTRAM FNOTVIT. AVTI 3fI3-WPRAOTIOAL AND THKORKTIOAt, rrRrriiLACK8MITH8, and KOUNDK 18, hiring wi in suoovsniui operation, and been olnslTelj .ngaired ln building and repairin Marin and Jir EnalneB, btah and low pressure, Iron HoIIot Water 1 anka, Propellera, .to. .to., rosieotfull offer their sot. vioos to the ouhlio aj being fnil prepared to oontraot for aKins of all sires. Marine, Rier, and Htationary ; haTinf el. of patterns of different sires, are prepared to axeout order, witii quick deapateh. Krerj deeorintion of pattern, rnakin made at th. ahortost not ice. High and Low pre, nr. r in. Tubular and Cylinder lioiler. of th. lest Penn. KlvanU Charooal Iron. Korgingsof allaitosand kinds, on and Braa. Caatinrs of all deeoriptiona Roll Turning Screw Cutting, and all othar work oonnotd with th abor business. Drawinga and (peoifleation for all work don at th etabhahinent free of charge, and work guaranteed. The subscribers har. ample wharf dock-room lor repairs of boat, where they can lie in perfect aalety, and are pro vided with shears, blocks, fall, eto. etc, for raising han or lightweight. JACOB O. NW.AFIK. JOiiSi P. I.K.VY, 19 BEACH and PALMKR HtVw. COUTH WARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AND O WASHINGTON Streeta, ' PHILADKLPHIA. MERRICK A SONS, ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS, manufacture High and Low Pressure Steam Engine for Land, River, and Marine Service. Boilers, Gasometers, Tanks, Iron Boats, eto. Castings of all kinds, either Iron or Braaa. Iron Frame Roofs for Gas Works, Workshops, and Railroad Stations, etc. Retorts and Gas Machinery of the latest and most Improved construction. Every description of Plantation Machinery, also, So gar, Saw, and Grist Mills, Vacuum Pans, Oil Steam Trains, Defecators, Filters, Pomplng Ed glnes,etc Sole Agents for N. Blllenz's Sagar Boiling Appa ratus. Nesmyth'a Patnt Steam Hammer, and Aspln wall k Woolsey's Patent Centrifugal Sugar Drain, lng Machines. 4 aof QIRARD TUBE WORKS. JOHN H. MURPHY & BROS. HamarfiactBrer. of Vt'raoght Ir.a PI., Kta. PHILADELPHIA, PA. WORKS, TWEltTY-TIIIRD u. FILBERT ftru. OFFIOB, II Ha 49 Worth FIFTH Btroc-t, FURNITURE. FINE FURNITURE, DANIEL M. KARCHER, Nob. 236 and 228 South SECOND St. A LARGE AND SPLENDID STOCK OR HAND, FOR WHIOH EXAMINATION IS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. SSthstulmrp RICHMOND & CO.. FIRST-CIASS FURNITURE WAREROOMS, No. 45 SOUTH SECOND STREET, EAST SIDE, ABOVE OHESNDT, U6tf PHILADELPHIA. BUY YOUR FURNITURE ANU BUY YOUR BEDDING. THE Git EAT AMERICAN Is without a riral, I withont a rival, being th. Finest, Cheapest, and Lariraet stocked Furniture and Bedding Warehouse in this o.ty. and it prices bein wholesale to all. Yon can aar. at leaat DO per cent on any purchase yon may make at onr astabuahmant. Ana oar prioe bing On. JFrio. makes it th. leading ator. in th. buai Beaa. GREAT AMERICAN LARGE NEW BUILDING Ha KM MARKET Street. 17 lm PATENTS, C fl T 8. OFFICES FOB PROCURING Patents in the United States and Ten reign Countries, FORREST BUILDINGS. 119 S. FOUItTH St., milada., ADD MARBLE BUILDINGS, 8ETENT1I Street, above F, (OpposiU U. a Patent Office), WASHINGTON, D.O. H. HOWSON, SoUoitor of Patents. O. HOWSON, Attorneyt-Law. Commnnication to be addressed to th Principal Office, Philadelphia. 1 lUmw3m PATENT OFFICES, N. W. Corner FOURTH and CHESNDT, (Entrance on FOURTH Street), FRANCIS D. PA3T0RIUS, SOUCITOR OF PATENTS. Patent, procured for Inventions ln the United State and Foreign Countries, and all business re lating to th same promptly transacted. Call or send for circulars on Patents. Open till 9 o'clock every evening. Bsimth PATENT OFFICES, N. W. Corner P0TJETH and WALNUT PHILADELPHIA. FEES LESS THAN ANY OTHER REXJABL AGENCY. Send for pamphle on Patent. B 4 tbstni CHARLES H. EVANS. STATE RIGHTS FOR SALE. 8TATJ Ki(tht. of a Talnabl. ln?.ntion inst ipaUntadl and to th. 8L1C1NG, CL'Ti'lNG, and C'llffl'lftG of dried bMf eabl)te. .to., ar h.reby offend or sale. It i an artiok of mat value to proprietor, of holela and reataorant., andlt snould be Introduced Into .ry family. hT AT H KlGlilS for aale. Model can he seen at XKLKGiaAPlJ OiKIOK, OOOPKR'B Mt HOFFMAN N OTICE INTERNAL REVENUE BALE 1 ha undersigned will sell at publio aale on THUKS v vJl..Vah. IK,0. at 11 o'clock A. M..at No. 918 DAY, horth' Second str. the following dialillery apparatus On.PPb"X,n'aV; d Boiler, Madt-Tul Pomp., WTneradartlole. are soiled and distrained npon for arm payment iuxa. etc., du United hlates luternal B',u, ' JAMIT8 N. KKRNS, 021 AMUSEMENTS. 1 ATTRA KKENB' JL CM ISN'T KTHHICT THFA1RF. ninat8. OWWI'HI FVKRY MOHT. THE LAST MGHTN POH1TIVKLY OF HR. 1KANK MAYO, in Ms wrnnerfnl imperaonation of KIM XailGHR. TOM ft A IK1RB. in Iitiucicaull Inlrnse drsma of THK HTKKK'lr K UIW YORK, (ierral (iH ANT, .lr., aa the "Hnot Blark. Iridai-Farawell Huilito Mr. Frank Mayo. falurdyLaat "Matinee" of the Ml reel. WALNUT STREET THEATRE. i . . 'HIS (Monday) KVKNINO, Feb. SI, ii at KiRht of the dMinsoiaied tVimerflan ana ehannina nmrrf, ana vnrain1!. MP. A V 1 1 una UAUUV UllTVtttO Th..r1i.iiiniBh. .11 ... ,n .kit. nA ... u . i i- iriPIl J'nlT)S or mui'i'i" IMJWN! n. UNnKR TWO FT.AGS. 1DFKDAY AKTKKRINtN, Kebrnary Ji. WAhHTNOTGN'8 HIrtTH lA Y, 1'nor, rpan at 1 V : oommn at u n'nink whan will ti t1..uM...K.. ..... ' " . . . vw .ti.i, iiiv n. iijniiiiQ iirima jjiuuuan UGW iS; oa, URDKR TWO TIWtOS. I1R8. JOnN DREW'8 ARCH BTBEJET i nr.. oermawros. V,I'I BlLL-tiOMKlY AND BITTU.KRQUE. MONDAY ANUTDK8DAY KVKNING8, . inn i.u v a itiABr;. vr Mrs. JOHN DREW . . vf X N AN WFDNFRDAY, r,r.nefltUof MRS. THAYER. Thnradayrenrir.f Mia. I.lsaie Price. Jr day-lienebtof Mrs. snd Mr. fitoddart. Balurday -ben.tttof F. V. Macks, FOX'S AMERICAN THEATRE. WA 1 WITT .1 E' Ironieniie anccees of J. B. BlTuvVORTII, the irraat ...... ..,.,m.u . .ucaiisv, in imiiatim ,N,nca, and Irnperfonatioo of Dutch Actor: Miss IILaM UK afAN- M.MU M. i ii.. . '.in rin i uk .icbitwt ; iir.nl t7 w . r lc JaVh.RY JtVUMNU TWO GREAT BALLETS. GRAND 8TEREOPTICON Diisolving Views and Tableau Enter tainment, 10R THE BENEFIT OF THK NEWSBOYS' HOME Under the dlreotion of O. H. WILLARD, Eq AT HOETICXJLTTJRAL HALL, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 81, 18T0. TICKETS, 60 CENTS, To be had at the Mnsio Store and at th Hall. 2 17 4 pONCERT II A L L. T II E PILORIXII XVKkV K.VRNINrJt wvvuv ivt,3A Crowded houses and enthueiaatio audienoea arreot It. The press praise and indorse tt. Indorsed by tbe clersr. 1. ' ' u . i ";""" "( uivmi- euunnie ana soul- enchandag collection of beautiful and oostly Paintinc ever eihibitad in this oniihivv The Musio and Descriptive Lecture and the Grand Tranef oi matim Been la thm in.u...ni.. , .v.. ..... Matinees on Wednesday and batnrday afternoons at H SU : eyenincs at N o'clock " r.itK THK PILGRIM I SFK THK PILGRIM! . Admission. M c.nts Reserved Beat. 76 centa. Chil ""i w h.iiw. y ai at "MEW ELEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE, THK FAMILY KKHOKT. tne (freat BUr Troupe of the world, in their u u eg u tiled BKAVTIFITI, BALLAUS, SONGS. k LAti;HABLK BURLESQUES ana s IV I r 11 I 11 VV J. L. GAHNURO&9. Manaa-er. BlMraOWjTrvaanrer. lnj TAUPREZ A BENEDICT'R OPB-ra nniTaw BMrK.NTUw t-be," Aren (Late Theatre Onmlqn.J. THIS KVKNlN("riUPRKZ 4 T. ... Gipantio Muistrel. Introduce, Jirst time-Grand Farce, Robert Make-Airs. Becond W ek, lirilliant enKaxcnient of Mr. Dougherty. JiPgagtment oi Great Tenor, Mr. P. B. Vernon. CONCERT AND RECITATION8. MONTTftR. TFMPI.K Kn m KVF NlflO, February as. Muaio-Inna and Waabinston dleca; 1-ulnior, Cooly and other. Recitations Piof. A.aina, rinoetnaker, Mr. Warren and others. Tickets. 63 centa; admitting three, $l-ai Trumplor' and the door.a VA MILLER'S) WINTKD y air nun. to, ana rja VIXVIC ntrnsit- THK GRAND ORCHFieTfllok formerly 'Vbrn dtoduU of the GRAND 1V K K OF BADFrrcriaaed ItVia AdmtaBiop free. 1 18tf rpEMPLEOrWONpERS.ASSEMBLTBUILD EVERY EVF-NINO, at ? and MATINEE oa WED. CENTZ AND- HASSLER'S MATINEES- GOODS FOR THE LADIES. QKAi"I QlIirv OF graina fasuiuas Imported Paper Patterns, TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 1870. Th. old eatablished and only relUble Paper Pattera avrea. ana uioa Aiaaing emporium. Drassci mad to fit with ease and elegance in 34 hoars notice. i MRS. M. A. BINDER'S recent visit to Pari enable. ner xo receive jraanions, Trunmlna and Fanoy Oood nperior 10 anyuunc in uu. eonntry. New in design. Moderat in price. A perfect system of Dree Cutting taught. Catting, Basting, Pinking. Faahion Book, and Go ft .rin Machines fap ul. Set ot Pattern for Merchant and Dress Maker now ready, at MRS. M. A. BINDER'S, HOI, N. W. Corner Eleventh and Cheanut. Carefully not. th. nam. and number, to avoid being . e stuuit WANT8. i'O THK WOREINO OLA8S.-We are now pre- p.reu 10 lurmsu au oiasaee wnn constant ainploy ment at home, tbe whole of the time or for tbe spare momenta. Business new, light, and proUtable. Parson, of either eez eaaily earn from 6Uo. to $5 per ev.nfng, and a proportional aum by devoting their wbol. time to th. oubiuess. i)oya ana gir earn nearly as mucti aa men. 1 hat all who aee this notice may send their address, and test the bntiiness, we ruske this unparalleled offer: To such aaaro not well eat i shed, we will aend fl to pay for th trouble of writing. Full particulars, a valuable sam ple, wb'oh will do U commence work on, and a copy of 2'As i'eojlr's Jjttrary Cvmtwiitm one of the largest and best family newspapers published all sent free by mail. neaner, it voo want permanonc, prouiaDi. wora, ad ureal K C a 1 1 VN A f IQ . Anrnsta. Maine. 1 Id am LEGAL. NOTICES. TN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEA8 FOR 1 THK CITY AND COUNTY OF PUILADEL- ANNA J. SINKS, by her neat friend, .to., va J. DALLAS DlilXli fJ. I Of March Term, 18fl9, Na 6. In Divorce. Alias subpoena, I Tn .T. Dallas Sines. Rosoondent iir: Yon will nl. . ml. .n nl Mi 1 in th. .luica n.a, tn alinw I . I you have, why a divorce a viurulo nuUrimonU shoulJ not be I oeoresa tuere'n. svumrnBuie saiuiwai, ajarcb atn, 1h;ii, at 11 o'clock A. M., peraonul service having fiulodou accunt oi your abaenoa. . O 111 J. i L. H. FLKTCllK.lt Attorney for Lihellant. ATOTICE.-L E T T E R S TESTAMENTART I 11 U.4n hiuiH nvanfuyl n ...I.. il a l I IJB vii sav avwaa Riantnu " a i liaji;. I WOT UIMIO liUO JbtAte of JAMKS McMULLAN, deowuwl, all persons indebted to the same will mjkke pM,yiuent And t hitsiaB iiitwinar li.iiiisi nrMaaatnr. thlim f I DaNIKI. MrMULLAN. No. ITM North FRONT Hlreot. JAMKS M MUl.liAN, No. 840 Rnnth KKVKftTKKNTIi Htreet. Or to GEOKGK JtTNK IN, Kail., their Attorney, Southeast corner 8IXTU and WALNUT Hireeta. Philail elphia. Jan lu. lb7U. yj1 J. t. Barron. .1 . m'mahon. VAHi'Olf " nciriAii o, 1 1 ...... ... . JliLIUfUl.'fl tf liIlr. . n w I am Gtltt rim AH wijimauvn nni,iUiVIjL Na 3. CORK I'll'U Hl.IH, New York. No. 18 SOUTH WHARVKH, Philadelphia. v., .1 w PRATT' btnet. HaUimora. VCm .... ,..Mr.ii to ship every desuriution of Frelirht tn Philadelphia, New York, Wilmington, and intrinMiit. LI I llll" "UU pj.'..'l ' I' W.M. Btam-tna lurntanao ae toe eooruat nouo. A UMBRELLAS jCHEA PEST IN THE CITY j 3 DLavii'0. Bt ai e, mum sunw u jtu
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