'JYJfi DAILY EVENING TELKQRA V I --pi J Li A D K Li I Jl 1 FRIDAY, MAJtOII 11, 1870.
17 Z3 W-"5T ORSXSISS.
New York, March 11, 1870.
Taklnjf the Klnarfom mt Heaven br Fere.
The Fnlton street trnycr-moollnfrs are Tory
commondublo. They do good. It Is product!
ot a pure and peaceful foollnjr to know that
CTcrj noon yon can Btcp aside for a few
tnomonU loto a eplrltoul atmosphere, and that,
cvon If you are not good yoursolf, you may
mingle with the pood i and although I would
not Imply that there arc no hypocrites at these
meetings, or that tho standing up "to bo prayed
for" is never ofllelous and egotistical, 1 am
morally certain th.it many chance attendcrs
there go away refreshed. The panting hart
finds its wator-brook there. -
But sometimes the hnrt pnnts too much for
publlo endurance, and the chairman tries to
happened only the other day. A worshlppor,
endowed to an unusual extent with the power of
praying, plumped down on his knees, and hood
lees of the flvo-mltnte signal (meant to restrict
tho long-winded), went on prjylng without
giving any evidence of letting up. The more
ho prayed the more he perspired, and the wrest
lings of his spirit were evident in the purple of
his complexion and the working of his fingers.
In rain the leader of the meeting tinkled his
boll, and finally In despair gave out the first two
lines of a popular hymn; In vain the congrega
tion started the tnno, and sang the hymn to its
conclnsion. The pleader prayed on, and . at
length dim murmurs of "put him out" (such as
you hear at a theatre when some one In the
gallory burets into a horse-laugh at the wrong
lme) began to spread over the house. Even
his did not affect tho man nrton his knees
pirltuallr speaking, he remained unput out
nd the only remaining remedy was to physi
ally eject him. With some difficulty this was
ccompllshcd, and two policemen of a serlom
urn of mind stood at the door to prevent hU
cturn.
Mr. FrellfiVs Diamond.
Mrs. F relish is the name ol the notoriety to
whom allusion was yesterday made as having
. brought before the Tomb; Tollce Court a charge
of theft against a Broadway jeweller. In some
respects this is one of the most remarkable casos
ever brought before a New York court. It is
rendered so by the publicity attaching to tho
name of her husband as being tho manager of
the Bowery Theatre, and by the extreme candor
which characterizes the lady's confessions. O
cheek ! thou god of the nineteenth century, how
many peccadilloes are with impunity committed
by those who put their trust in thee I If I had
on his check. It is a through ticket anywhere.
Genius may do a little; talent may do more; tact
la of immense service to any one; but check is
Indispensable. With cither of the first three
you stand tho chance of sitting down to ten-cent
cakes and coffee. With the fourth you dine
royally at Dclmonico's.
Poor Jim Jubilee.
Everything rotating to this distinguished per
son Is interesting from the fact that tho backs
of his Testa are made of black satin to the latest
charge upon which he made his appearance in
conrt ' It is theroforo interesting to learn that a
person named George W. Pierce has been trying
to blackmail : him in the sum of twenty-five
thousand dollars." The plan he took was to send
anonymous letters and to threaten Erie's life if
the sum is not forthcoming. Damocles' Jack
knlfe seems to be forever suspended over Jim
Jubilee's head. , , ,
Air. PtMter'a Thirteenth Temptation.
v Some weeks ago Mr. Joseph C. Foster came
to this city from Philadelphia, accompanied by
ii. rtuncrhter. and took board and lodging with
a Mr8. ;TUdaIe, in Brooklyn. Ills ostensible
of separate homes where they call rubbors
"gums," and indulge In other one-syllable mon
strosities was the superintendence of and the
produCU011 of that spectacular chef (Tatuvre, The
Twelve Tempidlions, at the Grau Opera House.
Mrs. Tlsdale's affidavit Mr. Fob-
&VW.M.uf - " '
tor niaiA cniiHlnc the Dublin to succumb to his
Troelve Temptations, succumbed hlmsolf to
a thirteenth one, and that was not to pay his
board. . Bhe ; therefore procured an order
for the attachment of his . portion ! of
the property connected with the theatre, such
as scenery and wardrobe, and also of his share
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UVH u mniw V. - . J J
that when they have . New , York, or Brooklyn
landladies to deal with, Phlladelphlans who are
' not lawyers ought to borrow a portion of that
sharpness which is generally supposed to attach
to members of the legal profession hailing from
the City of Brotherly Love. Mr. Foster, if I
remember aright, used to be one of the healthy,
heavy old men who did the "bless-ye-be-happy'
business at tho Uhesnut Street Theatre. He
ought to have made money out of the Twelve
Temptations, I will not say for lire. Tladttle's
ik. hnt inr his nwn.
Caught at Last.
t allude to John Smith. I have watched the
' career of this Individual for many years. In
looking over the police records yesterday, I
saw that he had been arrested and held for trial
on account of stealing a tub of butter and a
tUoese. Philadelphia papers please copy.
The Arlon Chora.
On one or two occasions I have remarked that
Parepa-Rosa, although incomparably great as a
concert singer, was much more of a business
woman than an oporatic artist. Without being
exactly her own treasurer, she knows precisely
how much money comes in and how much goes
out. Her recent expedition to this city, from
Baltimore In order to sing at an entertainment
given by the Arlon Society, provoked on admlr
lnir parasrraph from almost every newspaper in
this city. In fact, it was a simple business opera
tion, and if attention to one's private business
deserves public commendation, then was Kuph
raosyno most praiseworthy. Sho simply sang for
the Arlon 8oclety, on condition that the Arlon
Chorus should sing for her during her approach-
tng opera season in this city. That choras will
keep its promise next week on the occasion of
the production of Der FreischuU.
Aa rjoelevailna Elevator.
A couple of young men who are not as well
known to the police as they would be hud their
name been published, rested, one or two mid-
' nights ago, on the topmost of the front steps of
the Astor House. Owing to an obliquity of
- vision for which champagne was not altogether
IrresDonslblo, they mistook that locality for the
. elevators of the hotel. After the lapse of some
minutes one of them complained of feeling
elddy.and attributed it to the rapid motion of
the macblBO. '
"YeV.responded hU companion, "It's shoot
ing no like a rocket. , We must be near the
"This way, gentlemen," exclaimed the Take
t svn m ni inn luinkii lj MJbuvuar
Tha Ulwart fiWJtaon waa aooompftnUd by a
nf io rter8. through whose united exer-
! tha !b.amtaa.ne Charleys were sheo-flled
to their dormitories. Ati Baba
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At tub CnBSittiT the drama of Otif Twist
and the farce of Turning the Tables wlfl bo per
formed this evening. ;
mere win bo a matinee to-morrow, and on
to-morrow evening Mr. McManus will havo a
opntui. i
At thb Walkht Mr. Fechter will porsonato
''Hamlet" this ovenlng. I
A matinee performance of The Octoroon will
be Riven to-morrow.
On Monday Mr. Fochtor will appear as I'ltny
Bios." I
At the Arch the drama of The LIUIp Detec
tive will bo represented this evening, with Lotta
in six different characters. i
At thb Amateurs' Drawtno Room the
French Comedy Company will appear this
evening In Miss Mutton (Kasf Lymxc) and Les
l'vtitcs Uiseres de la Vie.
At tbb Eleventh 8tkkbt Opera IIousb
an attractive bill of minstrelsy is announced for
this evening.
At Duphhh A Benedict's OrsnA IIourb
a variety of amusing burlosques will bo per
formed this evening. ,
Sionor Bi.itz and Lis son will glvo a magi
cal entertainment at the Assembly Buildings this
evening.
The Panorama of "The Pilgrim" will bo ex
hibited at Concert Hall this evening for the
benefit of the Fifth Strcot M. E. Church. :
X. T. K. Mr. B. B. Duane will ropeat his
humorous entertainment entltlod " Ninety
Minutes in Kweer Kompany" this evening at the
Af s.mbly Buildings.
Thb Skntz-IIabsler orchestra will give a
matinee to-morrow at Musical Fund Hall.
A Grant Choral Concert in aid of the
Baptist Homo will be given to-morrow afternoon
at tho Academy of Music. - A very interesting
fierformance mny be expected, and as the object
a most worthy one, we hope that there will be
a full ultendunce.
The Blchlnas Tranpe to New Orleans.
The success of tho English Opera, since tho
opening of its present engagement in this city,
has been the subjoct of general notice. We
ascribe this, in a general way, to the Intrinsic
merit of the "KlcUlngs Troupe." In a special
sense, however, we would call it the result of
tho universal anxiety that has been aroused
since the moment of the first announcement of
tho appearance of tho Caroline Ulchlngs Opera
in onr midst. In a community so peculiarly
musical as that in which we live, It would have
been strange indeed if a reception showing,
beyond question, the popularity of the English
opera, had not been accorded to it. It is not
only from the large audiences that each night
attend the Varieties Thoatre that we draw this
moral, but also from the brilliant merit of the
troupe as a whole. Apropos of this we would
like to say that, at the matinee of yesterday,
Eichborg's comic opora of the Doctor of Alcan
tara, we specially noticed in this opera the vigor
and perfection of the chorus. No better min
gling of the soloists and tho general choristers
could be given, we take it, anywhere. If for
nothing else, tho Doctor of Alcantara merits a
second representation, which, we trust, will not
be declined by the management. A . O. Time,
March 6. '
Incidentals,
California has a newspaper known as' the
Wateonvllle rajaronian. The newsboys are
shy of it.
I rein la uity is to do the scene of a waltr.-
mg maich for a purse of $1000 and the cham
pionship of Nevada.
Y una due rearard to the reaulrements of
Lent, a Portsmouth, N. II., fisherman caught on
the 4th lost, a codfish weighing 135 pounds.
a pnysinian ana an undertaker reside in tne
same house In Boston, and it occasioned an awk-
warn mistake a day or two ago.
a Here wns another doatn irom tricmiue
spiralis, makinc the -fourth, in BridzcDort.
Conn., on Monday. The sickness was caused
by eoting raw pork.
me Louisiana uomocraiic Btate uommittce
proclaims that "there is no middle ground, ex
cept for those who are oa the road to the com
mon enemy."
A Bangor man weeps lor his fifth wire, lo
prevent misapprehension it should bo added
that ho weeps because Bhe is dead, and uot be
cause ho is In search of her. ' 1 ' i
Four vounzladles and a young man were on
Sunday week baptized in Hum river, Minnesota,
while the thermometer marked 13 degrees below
zero.
Out in Nevada, they say that, when a white
man kills an Indian he presents him with a ticket
of admission to tho red man's happy hunting
grounds. Thus facetiously do they intimate that
Ea is In truth a dead-head. . :
The Louisville Journal wants the author of
"Shoo fly" shot, and the Troy 2Vmcs asks what
shall be done with those who sing it in the
streets? - Wouldn't 8top-Cox be effective?
It is rumored that Deweese, the carpct-
baggor cadetshlp seller, from North Carolina,
villi ne succeeded in congress oy james uarna,
a negro. The exiled member finds this even
more harris-ing than expulsion.
The Tcrre Haute Journal calls tne "comic
theatre" In that city a "dead beat show" since
they posted "no free list" on the door. The
Journal certainly occupies (ferre haute) liih
ground.
it is stated mat Ham coiiver was so severely
Injured in the recent prize-fight that he is likely
to quit this earthly tabernacle. He said bo was
perfectly willing to stand "the hazard of the
die," but didn't think that Edwards would throw
'fives' every time.
Four statues are to be placed upon the new
City Hall of Detroit, representing Justice, In
dustry, tha Arts, and Commerce. The firnt,
twelve feet high and cut from sandstone, has
been completed.
Schools were kept In 5053 districts in Michi
gan last year, and were attended by about
270,000 children. Tho average length of the
schools was 6 3-10 months. They employed
2oM male tcachors, at an average salary of
14771 per month, and 7803 females, averaging
t34 55 per month. . The total expense was
2388,113.
Ihe Delaware peach-growers aro already
making preparations for the transportation of
their crop the coming season. They ask that
the price for carrying a car load of peaches of
10,000 pounds from Dover to Jersey City be re
duced to $100, and that the empty baskets be re
turned tree or cnarge. ine growers also say
that tbey are unwilling to pay cartace from Jer
sey City to New York when fruit is sold In the
former city.
Bkttkb Mads
BkTitB Oct
Bmi'KM l' lmaa
OlHHIKG
AT ToWFH UAU,
At Tow kb lUix
Thau Afttwiauia Kuut -
Hmnktstt A Oa,
i ; , Ko. 818 MAJtABX KTIUU-X.
Ma. William W. OAAtuur, tha Jeweller at Ho. U 8.
Becoad (treat, baa one of too Urgent and moet attractive
atocka of all kinda of Jewolry and Bllv erwaro In tha oity.
Ha baa alao on hand a large aasortment ot una American
Western Watohea. ThJa entire valuable atock la now
beinc sold oat below eoet, preparatory to removal. Tooae
who Durcbaae at thia atoro at tha Breen time are certain
to get the worth of their money. ,
i DxT Fns. Tha moat aOaotnel way at 'gaardtpa' onVa
health is to keep tha feet dry, and that can only ba dona
by tha nee of India Robber On rahoea, and a tba Incle
ment seeeoa la opon u, we would adTiae aw reader
buy none bat tha beat quality, wbiah oaa only be had at
GooisiKAB'a HeadQoaxUre, Wo. M Otiamnt suae, atmth
Me, Philadelphia, ,
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drama OvxbooatsI
' Blub.1' ' ' ' ;'
Sraota OvsaooiTsl
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BltOWS, DBAS,
MixTTJuas or OaiwB,
OLOnp AMD MK.TOXSf
f
AipUndid variety at . ' r" '.
Obabxks Stoska, rto. S34 Okaaautatraat.
Uxoxaf Favilt Bawna hUoiiiinu,
Tea doQars aaafa.
Balaao la aaoathly Inatalmanta.
O. V. Uavu, Me, 810 Ohaaunt street.
TOO OFTEN a OoiJ If MnldrKl a Tri ordinal trlflla
affair, ju m wall Mt to to at It eme. aad hono v
iMiut'ocllr aleoil, nntll (impla, ouribU affootloa
U oonrertod lata a rioui and aaralljr latal Pulmonary
Diaeaso. Tha mora pradaot, awara that a violent Ooi h
or Oold ahonld narar ba trlflad with, bat oa tha oontranr
taken ear of from Ita Inolplenojr, promptly maka ojm of
DR. D. JaTNa's KxrnTTORAKT, a euraUva whloh has ana
tainad Ita reputation for over thirty yeara as a remedy
alwaya affloaolona, and aura to aiart a moat beneaoial Influ
ence on all the Bronohlal and Palmonan oians. Bold hr
aU Drotuciata.
ItLtTK PiakoPovubs
AtW. H.UarrylA 8ona Onrtala Store, No.
;a ciie
nut at reel (in the oar pet lorei.
ttinm Ovkbshors aim Boots for Man, Woman, and
Children, oaa be had at retail at the very loweet prioea.
Goodyear'e manufacture, old stand. No. Sue Ghaannt
atroet, lower aid. , ,
Brum Patmkkts at Oak Uau.
fneee Payment at Oak Hall, t 8.
F. corner SIXTH
hreoie Paynioole at Oak Hall, I and
MARKUP Rlrul.
(Specie 1'ayroonta at Oak liall,' March 7, 1870. '
I H We eommenee paying Specie to
day In change, inatend ot rran
t iunal curronoy, in all our Bales
Uepartmeata.
WANAMAKKR A BROWN,
" OAK HAM,.
THH I.ABOKST OLOI HINQ HOIJSP,
8. K. corner BIXTU and MAKKK r btreeta.
Our rrason for It
for H. We d
for it f ao that
for it I to co di
forit. ard
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We do not want any dull times, and
(Mir reaeon
Our roaon
Our reuaon
it people neofl not wait tor Mold
down, we at once make the lose,
Adinat onr nrioea to kmoIi haaia.
C"anii Kill anlloltllnr M.ii'.or H,.'
gF(:iothiii( and Uents' l'urniahioa;
fW Onode the aame a if Oold wua not
W at a premium.
WANAMAKKR A BROWN. ".'
OAK HaI,I
SIXTH and M AKK.1JT BlroeU.
OnrHope.i To larinly Increaae onr trade. Many hare
Our Hope. I postponed tliolr purohaeea expecting Oild to
Our Hope. ( so down, and put oif buyniK eren tliouich
Oarllope. they need tuearticlea. Tuie then ifthenii
port unity daeired. aa the can buy now tuet
aa cheap ae erer they will be able. Wi ex
pect to increaae our trade, and be repaid the
temporary loaa, beaidea, by our example,
help to bring back the good old timet bolore
the war began.
WANAMAKm BHOWS. -RELIARi.K
OLOTHINO IKMISH.
B1XTU and MARKET Street. .
tW Poatacript-i Though our Bales last year exceeded
I W P(ta'rii. ( any former year, we mean to increaae
I w Postscript. f thtm etill by our enUrgod facili-It?-
PudtacriptJ ties.
if- We bare more Men'e and Boys'
I f Olothing than in any house this eide
tV of the AtlanMo Ocean, well made, ot
t f good material, and handsomely cnt,
IV and at prices loner than any tune
I W since 18til.
WANAMAKFR A BROWN.
TIIK OI.OTHIKKS.
who o:eny the whole Block, 81VT11 Street, from
Markot to Mino.
niAitmcn.
Gam.ahkr Catthi.1- On tho th Instant, at the
Broad Street M. B. Parsonage, No. 1402 C hristian
street, by Rev. 8amutl Irwin, Mr. William T. (al
i.ahkr, of Philalelplila, to Miss Maky J. Cattbll,
of Chester, 1'a. - ,
Kino Orroer. November 13, at the Roxho
rouRh BaptLst Parsonage, by tho Rev. David Knen
cer, Mr. William T. Kino, or Philadelphia, and Miss
Katk Auklia, daughter of Mr. Samuel Qregcr, of
Manayunk.
Dorr.rrEHTT. On the 9th Inst . John Dodo
son ot the late Plilllp Douxhcrty. aired Si yearn.
The relatives and friends of the ratuliy are invited
to attend the funeral, from the residence of his
mother, . Mrs. Mary DonBherty, No. Tii4 H. KiRhth
street, on Moiulay, tho Hth iustaut, at 8;' o'clock
A. M. ,, . , . .
' FRA7IRR. On the 6th Instant,' Uobebt Fat.iRB,
In the 5Vili year of his age. i -
The relatives and rrletids of the family, also .tho
WllllaniHon Ixxlgn. No, A. Y. M.; lliuuanu
Lodge, No. 14, A. O. U. F. ; Man's Benefloial Society,
No. B; also Hopo Hose, Kmolution and Friendship
Fire Compaules, and the Fire Department in gene
ral, are respectfully Invited to atteml the fnneral,
from his late residence, No. 131 0.U street, on Hun
da v, the l.ith instant, at 1 o'ulock, interment at Odd
Fellows' ceB.ieu.Tyi . ,,v j - .
MarIL on the loth Instant. John C. Maull. Id
the 87th year of his age. 1
The relatives and friemia of the family are iiivitcn
to attend the funeral, from bin turn rexiilenct, No.
lnis Spring Garden street, on Monday mornlug, tho
14th Instant, at 10 o'clock. To proceed to Laurel
Hill.
Thomajl On the nth Instant, J. Vandyke, son of
Jos. M. and Annie L. Thomas, and grandson ol the
late J. IX Kaisby. , - . , .
Towksknd. on the morning of the 8th instant.
Laura Parmklia Townsrnd, wife of Samuel li.
TowiiHflud, and eldest daughter of Francis and Jano
Bhepherd, In the Sid year of her age. I
ihe relatives ana menasoi taeiamur are par
ticularly Invited to attend the funeral, from the awal-
uence or ner parents, fto.' iszo in. jueventa Hiroeu
above 1 hompson, on Sunday afternoon, Maroh 13,
at l o'oiocav Horvicos at tne 'xaoernacie metnooiat
Church. . Interment at Laurel U1U. . . . . ,
Walker. On the 9th Instant, at Eckley, Luzerne
couiity, Fa., Km ma M., wue or the Rev. James
walker. i
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully tnvitud to attend the funeral, from the resi
dence of her father, TJonry Green, No. 321 Ileud
street, on Matnrday at 8 o'olock P. M. -
: OARPETINOS, ETO.
1870 EETAIL DEPARTMENT. 870
KcCALLUf.l, CREASE & SLOAN,
IMPORTERS AND DKALKR8 IN j
CAR P E TING S,
Warehouse, No. 609 CHESNUT ; St.
Spring Importations.
NBW AND ELEGANT DESIGNS AT
Greatly Reduced Prices.
1000 PIECES ENGLISH BRUSSELS, '
1000 PIECES CROSSLEY TAPESTRIES.
Most of the above are of extra quality, new styles,
private patterns and designs exprcsj for our trade.
Canton Matting,
, : English Oil Cloths,
Cocoa Matt In qs.
McCAUUM, CREASE SLOAN,
No. C09 CHESNUT Street,
8 8 wfm3m ' PIIILADELPHIA.
LEGAL NOTICES.
TESTATE OF FRANCIS KINO, DECEASED.
i i Letters TestamantsTT on ana Hatata of IHAM0I8
raoia 'C'ompan 'for Isvatuaoee oo LtTes and Oraatmc
4 nnuiWee.'' all pereona ida.bted to said eaute are rer
la m.k. umMiL and tboee baviujr olaima avainaS
tbe aame iopreaantUera withoot delay, at Uis Uthua af
ID! Ukia IWatDilir. rtJ. " j va mty.
ill faasV QHABLK8 UUTILlt, Praaideat.
. , CORDAGE.
ManUla, Cital and Tarred Cordage,
At Uwsat Raw Terk Frieaa aad FraiahU.
EDWIN BL FITLKB V CO '..
Faetorr.TKBTHSi. and aEBUAirTOW.1 Aveaae.
Btore,No. H. WATER Bt. tad IS R. DELAWAHS
AVTaaaa. a
FIF?!1 EDITION
TIZX3 I.ATSST TJUVja.
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FROM STATE.
TT . t wwavt M.rrh 11 A, BhOCUlUK aColdoUt.
by which a 'miner named W1 ward 8- Sweeney
- a i a
waa Instantly killed, occurred flunn
this morning. . .' ' ' J '
It annum thn unfortunate man. In atwomP"DS
to Jump on a car cotnlnfr' ont of the CMt
missed his footing, and, railing between the c r
and ventilation gato, was crushca m a horrible
manner, . . j j
FROM JfEW YORK,
The old JUellmt-113si. 1 '
New Tohk, March ll.-There was great ex
citement in tho Gold Room to-day. Hold oimned
at U24, rose to lloj, and receded to 112.
After 13 o'clock the room was thrown Into con
vulolons by telctrrauis from Washlnrrton that
the Ilonse Committee on Foreign Affairs would
to-day report a resolution In favor ot according
belligerent rights to tho Cnban Insurgents.
This rushed the price up to 113, and a scone
of excitement followed which balllcs all de
crlptlon. ,
Thb Coi, TRAiie.-The following is the
amount of Coal transported on the Philadelphia
and Heading Kailroad during the week, ouding
Thursday, March 10, 1S70: , :
From Bt. Clair M 14
From Port Carbon 1 ,849 04
From Potuvllle 46 t
From fkhnylkUl Uavcn 8,518 18
From Auburn 834 la
From Port CUnton. k i WW 14
From llarrlsburgand Pauphln 1,TW 1
From AUentown and Albums ' 146 08
Anthracite Coal for week T.StU 10
Bituminous Coal from ilarrlsburg aud
. Dauphin for week T.B98 ot
Total for week paying freight. ....... 14,ao 01
Coal for Company's use , sal 15
Total alt kinda for week. . . 14.WT H
' Previously this year. ....'....... 661,196 01
Total , . f. J. . 676,118 in
To Tliursdar, March 11, 1S69.... W,6:i5 00
FINANOIAL.. i
N.E W 1 O -Aj IV.
City of Allegheny Six Per
Cents; ; i
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FB.EF. or STATE TA2I. ;
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' We arc offering a limited amount of this Lob a .
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At SO Per Cent, and Accrued
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The Interest Is payable first days of January and
Jnly, in Philadelphia, FRKK OF STATS TAX. i ... ,
Vv e recommend them as an nnqaesUonable ae
nrlty for investment. , ' , . , ; . ,
The debt Of Allegheny City being comparatively
imall, the eeonrlty oirered la equal to that of the City
of Philadelphia, the dltrerenoe in prloe making them
a very desirable and cheap secnilty. ..... j
WM. PAINTER & CO.,
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Ita ii kern nnd Dealers iu Oorenw
ment SecurUIes,
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No. 36 South THIRD Street,
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LLIOTT
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Xo. 109 SOUTH THIRD STEEET.
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DEALERS IN ALL GOVEBNXENT SEC0IU
TLES, OOLD BILLS, ETC , , . J ;. .
DRAW BILLS OF EX CHANGS AND 188 UB
COMMERCIAL LETTEK3 OP CIUiDlT ON THB
TOION BANK OF LONDON. ; ; , ;
I8STJI TUAV2LLER8' LETTKK8 OF OKEDIT
ON LONDON AND PARIS, available throughout
Europe. '. -'
Will collect all Coupons and Interest free of charge
for parties making their financial arrangement
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pu 8. PETERSON & CO.,
STOCK EEOKEUS, ' '
Re, 89 Soutli TIIIR Street.
ADVANCES MADE ON GOOD COLLATERAL
PAFKB.
Most complete facilities for Collecting Maturing
Country Obligations at low cost.
INTKREST ALLOWED ON DEPQ8IT8. I 88
D. C. WHARTON SMITH S CO.,
BANKKK8 AND BROKERS,
Ko. 121 SOUTH THIIUD STREET.
' ', Saocaatort te Smith. RaadoUph A Oo. .
Krerr branch af tha anainna frill have prompt atteatiaa
as heretofore. ... ti . .
QootaUoB ef Stooka, OorerBmeuU, aod Oold aoo
ataatlr raeeivad froaa Hew Tork brprlvat4 wira. troea aof
frieada. Kdiuud D. BaadoU 'Oe,
Mtytr ton firemen, , SeArej,
A. AcAenbach, Iltrbnthotfer,
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1 O. AtKmhaeJi:,
Carl MvUer,
llldtbrandt,
Vavtkr,
Amber g,
Tovssaint,
, JicnscU,
Carl lietker,
Lrfcvne,
' Hersoff,
JCvvasscff.
I'uvl Wcbtr,
Carlllof,
CrJK "" !
J. If. . De Ilaat,
yiamvt .
. Klombetk & TjOtm,
GH.II3A.T AXZrC rJALE,
On TUTJItSDAT and FRIDAY EVENING 8, March
10 atd ll.atTX o'clock, wm be offered the finest
and most Important collection of OIL PAINTINGS
ever shown to the Philadelphia pubUo, being the,
enure impoirauon oi aiesBrs. iJAiL.nr a CO., which
will be sold without reserve, together with that of
Hr. CUAKUC8 F. HA9KLTINK, whloh must also be
sold on aoconntof an early
business connected with
The Paintings are now
oid at the
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SCOTT, Jr., Auctioneer.
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JJriUmiin. - , . . Jhaith, Amtt.
Jfavrngartner, ; Uet.nr, JUngsbacJi, Paulsen,
N. B. Pictures on exhibition day and evening
FINANOIAL
riRST-CaLASS SECURITY, j
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& 1 , 0 0 0,000
LcuisYille and Nashville Railroad
First Mortgage Sevens
ATSTKa
And Accrued Interest from October 1
LKItOTH OF BOAS 3B0 MILES, j ,
THE ROAD IB OOMPLETKD AND FTJIXT HQUIP
PKU AT AH AOXUAL OOST OF OVER .1 ,
016,000,000.
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ARD HAS PAID FROM 7 TO M PER OinrT. Drvt
DKNDB OH ITS BTOOK FOR T11K PAST 10 U
TEARS. . .'..-
Tbe Ilonds nre Conpon oTf lOOO
. I2acli, -with Rlglit f Uesl- ;
t ration. - j -
B 1 ,900,000 of tha Bonds hare bean sold alraaAj (oaa
part taking 8600,000 aa a permanent investment), and we
hare bnt (1,000,000 oa band, whloh we ot! er te investors as
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A riRST.fJLASS SECURITY.
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DREXEL & CO., j
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Ifo. 81 South TlIHtD Street,
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CITY WARRANTS
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Bought arid Sold, i v
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DE HAVEN & 'MO.,
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Mo. 40 South THIRD fltroet.
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FOR SALE.
C. T. YERKES, Jr., & CO.,
BAKKE3JS AND BKOKEIiS,'
No. 20 South .THIRD Street,
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PHILADELPHIA.
QIJUXVDlNIiraC., DAVIS St CO.,
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Ko. 48 SOUTH TnillO STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
GLEKDIIiKING, DAVIS & AMORT,
Ko. 17 WALL STREET. NEW YORK.
BANUKKS AKD BROKBEa.
Btrylni and aeUlnc Stocks, Honda, andQold
Commlaslon a Specialty.
Philadelphia house connected by telejrraphlo with
the Stock Boarda and Gold Boom of New York. Ot
B. K. JAMISON & CO.,
BTJCCSSSORSTO " '
P. IT. KEXaLY & CO., '
; BANKSB8 A2TO DfiALKES M
Gold,' Ellver, and1 Coyernmeat Bond
At Closest Market Bate(
N. W. Cor. THIRD aad CHE3NTJT 8ts.
Bpeclal attention given to COMMISSION OSDXBS
ln New York aud Philadelphia Btoc Souda, eee.
eto.
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Za-tUKoU, TVutan,
Desptjfe, RcotMr$t
Caraud,
Pecrtu,
Bakabnrtce,
Ferrandk.
W. 7. Jiicfirf.
jTicfwhon,
Rttmsty,
Ita'mer, '
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La n feint f' Hf-.d,
Ituvpp, "
Accard, 1 '
Lat,eaUtt
Jacobson,-
Uogutt, . j
; Jlamman
IHrffenbaeb.
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Otto Meyer,
frtvs,
Oesselsehip.
departure for Europe on
his house.
on exhibition and will be
Falentin,
KoOite,
PINANOIALr
J) K 15 X 13 4 & (J 0.1
' No. 34 SOUTH TOTED STISHET,
American and ITtWoLctt
BANIOSIIS,!
IBSTTB DRAFTS AND CTRCDLAB LSTTESS OP
CREDIT available oa preeeataUoa la any part of
Europe. ,
Trarellen eaa make all their Cruuiciaf arraog.
menu throngh oa, and we will oolleot thotr laleren1
and dlTldenda without charya.
Bum, WrKTHBor CajDauio, Ban O.'
KewTorlc I . Partt. at
WATOHES.
1124 CHESNUT STREET.
American, Swiss ' anil . English
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WAT C II E S
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CLAKK 5s BIDDLE'S.
Special Agents in PltitadtlpTiia jpr
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. ia!e by b. Howard Co., Boston. . (IU
GENUINE on oioc
GOLD AND SILVER; WATCHES,
$12, f'iO, $2 J. f
' We are now sxllfnv nnr xr.,.h.. .
wnotaaaie prtors. IL' aid upwards, all in hiiDUn
. Ma. nniunaes ana liaise siisee, warraavtaa
i timer, aa tte b-t ootin tea times aaaBaek.
end (or circular, tiooda .ant O. fW n v . ,
Oaatomers caa examina hfnr navlnw h n-.;n
eharcaaaaoh wa.t . . " .7 V
JAMES GERARD & CO..
No;' 85 NASSAU STREET1 (UP" STAIRS).
WATOHES, JEW ELRY, ETO.
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( ' - NO. 1W NORTH 8KOONT) 8TRKFIT, '
VS atcluuaksre and Dealors will find onr stock oemnlatav
at jiHooa aa low aa an in the United cHaAea. t. -Price
list sent on application. , 3ltm
FJRE AND BURGLAR PROOF jBAFH.
; C0L0KEL WjTpN7DWiokT
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a .1 t:tbU.t
Blag Uaiatoa,' New Yoik, .Feb. 6u 1870.
MARVIN'S PARl'OSjlFE
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BiSqhamton, N. X., Pco. , 18I.
MJLS3B3. MiBTtM X CO., , ,. rr ,
. Vo. 721 Chosnut street
Gfntlempn: My house waa entlroly destroyed hf
tire on the 0th inat. The Family fiare I Darchaawt
from you In 18T was In the lire, and waa opened
yesterday. The contents were In a perfect state ef
preservation, and after taking into consideration tha
TREMENDOUS HBAT, the Safe lying for (19) twelve,
hours In a pile . of aome (3) TillRry TONS OF
BURNING COAL, I deem it very remarkable that
nothing ahonld be Injured Inside. - The inner Steet
Chest bt all right. .1 this day send the Safe to your
JlrmlnKew York. .tit
Truly yours,- w. D WIGHT.
These Safes are for f ale by " '
MARVIN & CO.;
721 CHESTNUT Street (MasoaioHaU).
, . PIIILADELPIU A. ; ' 9
268 BROADWAT, New York, and 108 BANK
Street, Cleveland, Ohio. . 8 88 mwffttrp
CUTLERY, ETO.
JODGEKS & WOSTENHOLITS FOCKKT-
KJNITES, Paari aad Stag handle, and beaatiful nnish
BodcW, and Wade A Butcher's Razors, and tba aea
brated Leeoa'tre RaAor; Ladis.' Bciaaors, la eases, of tha
fiuest qaaJltr ; RodcerC Table Oatlery, Oarren and Porks.
Racor tUropa, Cork Borewa, Ete. Ear Inatramenta, to
aaaiat the hearing, of the most approved oonstraotiea. aft
P. MADEIHA'8.
ho 111 TKWTH Street, below Ohesnat.
PIANOS.
AXBRXCHT, -
RIKKKH A bOUMrDT.
aaurac7riiKK.ti or
FIB8T)LAB8 rUNO-l ORTXS.
11 anaraniee and moderate prioea,
" WAJtltKOUMa, No. 410 AROH Ptreea,
HATS AND OARS.
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WARBURTON'8 IMPROVED VKNTI-
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