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A doad infant, bnt ft few days old, was
found on Saturday last, in the cellar of a
cooper-fibop on Krider street, above Swanson.
The Coroner took charge of the body.
In the cane of Henry Knck, who fell dead,
on Friday last, in the glue factory of Baeder
&. AdaniHon, the Coroner's jury yesterday ren
dered a verditit of death from apoplexy.
Charles Uradhering, mate of the bark Pro
metheus, died at the Pennsylvania Hospital
on Saturday last, from injuries received from
a fall into the hold of his vessel on that day.
An inquest will be held to-day.
John Orr, a watchman at the factory of
Morgan & Orr, on Gallowhill street, below
Thirteenth, was severely burned yesterday by
the ignition, from some unknown cause, of
alcohol, with which he was bathing himself.
Mary Morris, aged four years, residing
at No. 911 Callowb.ill street, who was admitted
into the Pennsylvania Hospital on Saturday
afternoon, suffering from burns caused by the
boiling over of some varnish, died at that in
stitution from her injuries yesterday morn
ing, about quarter past 10 o'clock.
-The tenth anniversary of the North Broad
Street Presbyterian Chnrch occurred yester
day, and was properly observed. In the
morning the sacrament of the Lord's Supper
was celebrated, a large congregation partici
pating in it. In the evening the pastor, Rev.
Dr. Stryker, preached the deoenmal discourse
f xom the eighth chapter of Deuteronomy, 22d
verse.
' The body of an unknown aged woman was
found, on Saturday night last, lying near the
track of the Philadelphia, Qermantown and
Norristown Railroad, at the intersection of
Tenth street. Her skull was crushed by a
possing train. She was poorly clad, in a light
spotted frock, gray woollen sack, and black
hood, and had with her a basket containing
bread, cold meat, etc An inquest was held,
and a verdict of accidental death rendered.
The first anniversary of the Juvenile Mis
sionary Society of the Arch Street Methodist
Episcopal Church was celebrated yesterday.
In the afternoon a large number of scholars
gathered at the mission rooms, Seventeenth
and Vine streets, when interesting addresses
were made on the subject of missions. Dur
ing the year the members of the society have
contributed largely towards missionary
objects.
-The western wall of the portion of Bru
ner's mill, at Twenty-seoond and Hamilton
streets, that was destroyed by fire some time
since, fell about a quarter before C o'clock
yesterday morning, while a high wind was
prevailing. In its fall it crushed in the roofs
of two small structures attached to the mill,
and broke in and damaged the doors and win
dows of two houses in Mill Spring court. No
person was injured.
An inquest was held by Coroner Taylor
npon the body of Peter Scheutlor, aged fifty
two years, who died suddenly on Saturday
last, at No. 9 St. David's avenue. Verdict,
death from convulsions.
Also upon the body of an unknown woman,
who was yesterday morning found lying dead
upon the sidewalk on Bainbridge street, above
Sixth. Verdict, death from intemperance
and exposure.
A shoe store in Carman place, near Eighth
and Eace streets, was slightly damaged by fire
on Saturday last. The grocery store of E.
Johnson & Son, at Seventeenth and Carpen
ter streets, was slightly damaged by fire yes
terday morning, as were also the dwellings
No. 1921 Chesnut street and No. 1137 Girard
street. Shortly after 9 o'clock the building
No. 620 Market street was discovered to be
on fire. The first floor was occupied by
Porter & Burk, venders of the King washing
machine; the second floor by Jjeanman & Co.,
dealers in perfumery and fancy articles; and
the upper stories by J. U. Kelan, dealer in
hatters trimmincs. The flames were con
fined chiefly to the second story, and were
extinguished before any considerable damage
had been done.
Domestic Affairs.
Gold closed on Saturday at 112 J.
Colonel Yerger escaped from jail yester
day morning. .
Senator Revels is to address the Senate
to-day on the Georgia bill.
Senator Trumbull will press the Georgia
bill to a vote in the Senate to-day.
It is thought that Congress will not be
able to adjourn before the first of July.
Some fifteen hundred bills and joint
resolutions await the action of Congress.
Logan's Army bill will not be presented
to the Senate for two weeks.
Samuel F. Wilson, of the New Orleans
Picayune, died on Saturday, aged Bixty-five
years.
Ah endeavor is to be made by Senator
Ramsey to induce the benate to act upon the
franking abolition bill.
A large and interesting meeting was held
in Washington on Saturday, on behalf of the
American Tract bociety.
Secretary Fish will argue to-day, before
the Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs,
ooaiEBt the recognition of Cuba.
Secretary Itobcson is to be interrogated
to-day, by the Senate Committee, as to what
precautions, if any, he has taken to protect
American citizens in Cuba.
Brevet Brigadier-General Morris S. Mil
ler, Deputy Quartermaster-General United
States Army, died suddenly on Saturday in
New Orleans, aged f( years.
Two noted desperadoes, arrested in Ne
braska on suspicion of robbing a man and
wounding turn so severely that ms life is
despaired of, were taken from the custody of
the Kliovitl and banged.
It is reported from Washington that both
Texas nnd Georgia will be admitted to the
Union this week, and that the President will
then issue his proclamation declaring the
fifteenth amendment to be a part of the Con
stitution of the United States.
The Masons imprisoned in Havana were
relented by a judge on Saturday, but this
proved a bad thing for the judge, Deltodas
holding his action illegal and placing him in
prison, while ordering the Masons to report
themeclves to tlie city jail under arrest.
Foreign Affairs.
Fir.tsce d.o?s not iuteud to withdraw her
troops from Rome.
Numbers of CarliKta have, despite all
nrecautions, found their way into Spain.
A manifesto explaining France's policy
towards the Oecumenical Council ia looked
for from Count Darn.
It is generally believed in London and
Livernool tbat tue uuy oi isoston will be
heard from at Azore Island.
Prim declared in the Cortes, on Satur-
lav. that there was no truth in the statement
that he had sent propositions to Senator
Sumner for the sale or cession oi ouoa to the
United States.
AnA hnndrad and eltrht Democrats lu W1V
llama county, Ohio, have signed a call lnvltlnjc
mil "who favor a repudiation or the bonded
debt of the United States'' to meet oh the 10th
lost, t" HPloet tirifen for th" TVmnpHitlft
Iliirllncariie'n Inrly liny.
A correspondent at Coldwatcr sends us the
following, relating to Anson Burlingame's
early days:
'Anson Burlingarae once resided in this
county, at Branch, then our county seat, with
his father, who went there about 18;!(i. and
kept a hotel, and who, while there, endea
vored to resuscitate a suspended bank at Mon
roe, and also endeavored to establish a bank
at Branch. The family remained at Branch
until 1842. Young Anson wont from here to
Detroit to study law when about seventeen
years old. Our old residents remember the
family very well. Anson was then not re
markable as a younir roan who loved work.
bnt was pleasant and attractive in his manners.
His father, Joel Burlingame, went with the
balance of his family, in about 1842, to Dry
Prairie, Indiana, and spent a while with the
Fourierites there, as he said, to educate his
children. They movoved from there to
California, where they were in 1851. From
there they went to Oregon, where they now
reside, principally engaged in farming. Joel
Burlingame was present, as a delegate from
Oregon, in the first convention that nominated
President Lincoln. Detroit Post.
Curious l'rlce lAnt.
The following curious list, which has made
the rounds of the German press, is the me
dieval scale of charges given to exeoutioners
in the cities of Darmstadt and Bessungen:
ft nr. ttr.
To boil a malefactor In oil 24 00
To quarter a living person 15 00
To execute a person with the sword 15 30
Then to lay the body on the wheel 5 00
To stick the head of the same on a pole. . 5 00
i o rend a man into lour parts 18 00
To hang a man or delinquent 10 00
To bury the bdy 1 00
J o Dury a man alive 14 00
To wait upon a torture, if so called 2 00
To place iu a Spanish boot 2 00
io place a delinquent m tne raclc 5 00
To put a person in the iron collar 1 00
To scourge one with rods 3 30
To brand the gallows upon the back or
upon the forehead or cheeks 5 00
To cut off a person's nose or ean 5 00
lo lead a person trom land and place. . . . 1 30
Besides this scale of chorees for duties per
formed the executioner had to be lodged and
fed free of expense, and received some extra
bonus for other matters.
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine Hewn ee First Page,
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA THIS DAT.
Btm Rises e-14 Moon skts 4-80
Bun brrs 6-06 man Water 11-45
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
Jos. C. GRCBB, )
Edmund A. Souper, y Committee of toe Month.
SamuelE.Stokes, )
COMMITTEE ON ARBITRATION.
John O. James. Geo. L. Bazby, E. A. 8ouder,
Win. W. Paul, Thomae L. Gillespie.
MOVEMENTS OK OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
FOR AMJJKICA.
Samaria Liverpool. ..New York Feb.
Lalayette Jirest New York Feb.
Etna 7liverpool...New York v. B..Fub.
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26
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Bellona London ew York Feb.
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Ail erica.. . .ijouthampton. ..New York Mar.
Tripoli Liverpool. ..New York Mar.
Nebraska Liverpool . . . New York Mar.
v lrgin ia. Liverpool . . . new r ork aiar.
C. of Wash'ton..Liverpool. . .New York Mar,
FOR EUROPE.
Silesia New York. ..Hamburg Mar.
8am at la New York .. . Liverpool Mar.
Colorado New York. ..Liverpool. Mar.
Palmyra. New York. . . Liverpool Mar.
C. of Wssti'ton.Ncw York. ..Liverpool Mar.
Lalayette New York ... Havre M ar.
America. New York. ..Bremen Mar.
Cambria. New York... Glasgow Mar.
Etna. New York. . . Liverpool via H.Mar.
Nebraska New York... Liverpool Mar.
Bremen New York. ..Bremen Mar.
C. of Brussels . .New York. . .Liverpool Mar.
Anglla New York... Glasgow Mar.
Deutschlaud. . .New York. ..Bremen Mar.
Bellow New York. . .London. Mar.
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COASTWISE. DOMESTIC. ETC.
Prometheus.. . . Philadelphia. Charleston.. . . . Mar.
Columbia New York . . .Havana Mar.
llen.Chauucev.New York...AsptiiwaU Mar.
21
Mans are forwarded dv every steamer in tne regu
lar lines. The steamers for or from Liverpool call at
(jueenstown, except the Canadian Hue, which call at
Londonderry. The steamers for or from the Conti
nent call at Southampton.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Roman, Baker, Boston, 11. Wlnsor & Co.
Bteamsmp i. w. overman, nincaiey, luenmona via
isonoik, w. p. uiyae co.
Steamship W. P. Clyde, Morgan, New York.J.F.Ohl.
Steamer G. H. Stout, Ford, Georgetown and Alex
andria. W. P. Clyde A Co.
Steamer R. Willing, Cundlff, Balumore.A.Groves,Jr.
Bark Sam Sheppard, Evans, Cienfuegos, George C.
carson & to.
Schr U. B. McCauley, Vlckers, Havana, Workman &
Co.
Schr Archer & Reeves, Irelan, Barbados and Port
Spain, Taos, wattson & co.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Norw. bark Vlngolf, Olseu, 60 days from Glouces
ter. Eng., with salt to Wm. Buram A Son. Expe
rienced mucn oeavy weamer during me passage.
ARRIVED SATURDAY.
Schr Sea Lion, James, 5 days from Rappahannock.
with railroad tlea to Hickman A Cottlngham.
BELOW.
Brig Minnehaha, from Clenfuegoa.
WENTTO SEA.
Brig Ida M. Coroery, hence for St. Thomas, was
icweu io sea ntu urn. dv lug America.
MEMORANDA.
Shin Athena, Mark, below New York 11th Inst
from Bremen, has been ordered to Philadelphia.
stcarasnip Wyoming, Teal, for irmauieipuia. sailed
iroin savannan 12111 met.
Steamship Yazoo, Catharine, hence for New Or
leans, sailed from Iiavaua 11th Inst.
hteamship Juniata, lioxie. from New Orleans for
mtiaueipma, saiiea I mm Havana litu mat.
Biraiusmp Aries, wiiey, notice, at uoaion inn
mbtant.
hteamshlp Fairbanks, Moore, hence, at New York
inn insb
Bark Gan Eden, urcenicar, sailed from Cardenas
AK.lt ..1. ftv u nr. ft .in.lh nf IIuMiii-na
(lib., lui ris. w .mi vil J, .ll.bl.vi IM-
Bark V lndsor, Cochrane, sailed from Cardenas
iSth int.. for a port norm of natter as.
Bark Rambler, Munrne, sailed from Matanzas 4th
Inst, for Calbarlcn, to load for a port north of Hat-
terns.
Barks Mary C. Fox, Rons : Daring. McDonouah : E,
A. Cochran, Cochran, and St. Peter, at Cardenas 2d
lust., ior a noil norm oi iiaiteras.
Dries John welsh, Jr., Munday, and J. B. Kirbv.
Bernard, hence, were waiting at Satrua 1st lust.
una Nome ware, ware, at Havana an lust, rrom
Sli'rr Moreno, and cleared 4th for Phlladelnhta.
Brig liessie, lower, ior ruiiaueipma, sailed irom
Havana 87th ult.
Brig John Aviles, Macomber, sailed from Cardenas
2Gt i ult. ror a Dorc norm oi Jiatteras.
Brig Ellen Maria, Hoxle, sailed from CardenaBlst
lnst.. for a port norm or liatteras.
Briir R. S. llassell. Cllnord, sailed from Cardenas
8d lnst.. for a port north of liatteras.
lirig Anna, Morrow, saueu irom jNassau Tta uiu
for CienfueifOB.
lirig wm. weiBn, BtroDriuge. at unnuiau iwa ult,
from St. -mourns.
lirig Ortolan, Lecman, cleared at Charleston iota
lnst. for Trinidad de Cuba.
Schr cnaries . miner, vorson, ?ieareu air wu
mlutttOE, 5Ni C.i 10th lnst. for Cardenas. i
fciolir T. Klniilokson, Dlckerson, from Havana via
Delaware Breakwater, was dkIow Boston loth last.
Schr Calvin, c ark. irom ot. Andrews, is. u.. ior
Philadelphia, at Holmes' Hole A. M. 10th lost. ,
Schis James H. Moore, Nlckorson, and John M.
Broomall, Douglass, from Boston for Philadelphia,
at Jtoimcs nolo A. JU. luw' iuu, miu auuuu ogam
in xt morning.
Hchrs Stephen Morris, Seaman, and Bonny Boat,
Kvllcy, hem e, at Boston 11th Inst.
Schr Charles 11. Moller, Brown, for Tnlladeluhla,
Clt ared at Boston 11th lust.
Schr Four Bisters, Sherrar, for Philadelphia, ami
Funule 11. Buckliu, Bucklin, for Wilmington, Del.,
were in the stream Charleston, 10th inSt., ready to
sail.
Schr J. M. Fltzpatrlck, Smith, cleared at Boston
11th lnst. for Bucksport, Mo., to load for Philadel
phia. Schr O. W. Icke, Huntley, hence for Boston, at
lplir' J'nlo f. .M. 9ta test., nnd sailed ttgnii nw
lUWUli..
Schr Adella C. Colin, Swinger, hence for Lynn,
tailed from Holmes' II' In A. M. 9th lnst.
Schr Helen AuRusta. Wells, nt Savsnnnh Oth Inst.,
from Jacksonville, to load for Philadelphia.
Schrs Mary D. Cranmer, Horner.anil Kllen M. Bax
ter, Waterman, hence, at Providence loth 'nst,
Schr R. m. Dean, Cook, from Tauntoa .or Phila
delphia, at Newport P. M. 9th lnst.
i i. x-.. i ii 1 1 1 1 ..,.! ,t i ,. . i;ih. 1 . wA-
Haven 9th lnst.
Schr Emma B. snaw. snaw, was np at Charleston
loth InBt. for Phlladolphla or Haltlmoro.
Schr Sarah Mills, Bauer, nunuo at New Bedford
loth lost.
Schr J. L. Mallory, Rnisell, for Philadelphia,
clesred at Mew York 12th lnst.
Schr John A. Grinin, Foster, cleared at New York
12th lnst. for Wilmington. N. C.
Schrs N. H. Benedict, Ellis, and C. Merrick, Hand,
hence, at New Haven loth lut.
sc.nrs Georgie uecnng, .narn. nence; Alice it.
Flsk, do. ; and Hiawatha, from Newcastle, Del., at
Portland loth lnst.
Schrs Alderdlce, Collins, for Boston; If. E. Coyne,
Facemlre, for do. i and M. A. Rogers, Travis, for
Fall River, all for Philadelphia, passed Hell Gate
llth Inst.
Bchr Susan B. McDevitt, uroweii, nence. at New
York llth lnst
Schrs Admiral. Steeiman, ana Mary weaver,
Weaver, from Boston for Philadelphia; J. M. Vanoe,
Bun! go, and Ephralm and Anna, Green, from Phila
delphia for Boston; M. Cummins, Smith, do. for Co-
nassett, ocean wave, nyan, iruiu no, ior uiocesier.
at Holmes' Hole A. M. loth lnst. The Admiral and
Mary Weaver sailed again next morning.
MISCELLANY.
Cantaln William Jeiinlnes having, on account of
111 health, relinquished the command of the steam
ship Tonawanda, of the Savannah line, she sailed on
Saturday nnder command of Captain Barrett, for
merly of the steamship Pioneer, who has been ap
pointed to succeed Captain Jennings. The steam
ship Pioneer, of the Wilmington, N.C., line, will be
commanded by Captain John Wakeley, formerly llrst
onicer of the Tonawanda.
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
Iffl- CITY COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE,
PbXLadki.phia, Kehraarr art, 1K70.
Th Ant f ABtiAmt Ir tDDroved April HO. 185H. ranuirn
hut all Keeners of Hotel. Tvorn. RestauranU. and
others aeiling liquor by leu" measure than one quart, shall
make application at tbi offli a for License in the month
of March only, as required by law. The law in this respect
will ba strictly enforced. ,,,
u" Jr. nAiji.i r. it,
AI.FXANDKR MKJtTEN,
THOMAS M. LOO KK,
2 2" ro 1 7 8 14 15 21 23 City Commisaioaers.
EST THE PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSUR-
March 7, 1870.
The Directors have this day declared a dividend of
RKVKN DuLLaHS AND FlfcTY UKNTS nn slur, nn
the Stock of ttae Company for the last fix months, wbich
will be paid to the Stockholder or their legal representa
tives aiier we ma msianr-.
8 Slut WILLIAM u. UKOWKU, Secretary.
2r QUEEN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
vnunnki a tin Tvr x r nssr '
CAPITAL, X2AWO.OO0.
SABINE, ALIKN A DULI.FS. Af enU,
H FIFTH and WALNUT Streak.
jfc- TREGO'S TEABERRY TOOTIIWASII.
lb IB bus luuDi ii(rmiuii, vutMjnb au utjnb unablincv
extan t. Warranted tree from injurious inirredients.
it tTesorY ana vt miens tne leetni
Invigorates and Soothes the Clnmsl
Puritiel and Perfumn the Breath!
Prevents Accumulation of Tartar!
Cleanses and Purities Artincial Teeth!
Is a Superior Article for Cbildrenl
Eold by aU drucgistn and dentist.
A. M WILSON. Druiririfit. Proprietor.
8 3 10m Cor. NINTH AMD FILBKHT bts Philadelphia.
U3S- BATCIIELOR S HAIR DYE. THIS
splendid Hair Dvei the best in the woJld. Harm'
less, reliable, instantaneous, does not centain lead, nor
am miaite. poison to produce paralysis or aoatu. A vol a
tne vaunted and delusive preparations do&b.'dk virtues
they do not possess. The genuine W. A. Batcholor's Hair
Dye bas bad tbirty years unfurnished reputation to up
hold it integrity as t be only Per'oct Hair Dye Black or
Brown.
Sold by aU Druggist. Applied at No. 1 BOND
Street, New York.
4 37m wit
jj- WARD ALE G. MCALLISTER,
Attorney anu vjnunnniior at LAW.
No.2l BROADWAY,
New York.
Sy HEADQUARTERS FOR EXTRACTING
jvbiu . ii u imrui jiiinjwuAiuv VIM. AUKriuutij
no nain. Dr. F. R. TtiOMAH. formerly oDerator at tbe
Colion DentAl Rooms, devotes his entire uraotioeto tbe
painless extraction of teeth. Uffioa, No. HU WALNUT
Street. 1 86
D EINQ AND SCOURING.
JO 8 E P II mOTTIST.
EI.KVK T)R PARIS,
FRKNOH BTKAM DYEING AND SOOURINO.
On any kind of Wearing; Apparel, for Ladies, Grata, and
Children. Patont apparatus for Btretohing Pacta from
one to ttv Lnche.
no. nuy b. Hin i ti nrreet,
t Fbiladalpbia.
STOVES, RANGES, ETOi
THOMSON'S LONDON KITCHENER
or EUROPEAN RANGE, for families, hotels, or
publio institutions, in TWENTY DIFFKKE0 T
hZKS. Also. Philadelphia Ransea. Hot-Air Fur
naces, Portable Heaters, Low-down Grate, Fireboard
(Stoves, Bath Boilers, 8tew-bole Platea, Boiler, (Jooking
Stoves. to., who I ass la and retail, by the manufacturer,
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11 S-Jwfm Am Ito. 9u8 N. SECOND Straak
LEGAL NOTICES.
INSTATE OF FRANCIS KING, DECEASED.
J Letters Testamentary on tbe Estate of FRANCIS
KING, deceased, bavins; been granted to "The Pennsyl
vania Company for Insurance on Lives and Granting
nnnitie," all person indebted to said estate are re
queued to make payment, and those having claims against
the s me to present them without delay, at th Office of
the raid Crmpany, No. 34 WA LNUT Ktreet.
8 11 fm6t CHARLES DUTILH, President.
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Full guarantee and moderate price.
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PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.
A New Course of Leoturo. sa delivered at the Nea
York Museum of Anatomy, embracing tb snuieote:
How to Live, and What to Live lor; Youth, Maturity, mat
Old Age; Manhood Generally Reviewed; Tbe Cause oi
Indigestion ; Flatulence and Nervoa Uisaase Aoooonted
For; Marriage Pbilwopbically Considered, etc. eta
Pocket volumes containing these Lectures will be for.
warded, post paid, on receipt of ift cents, by addressing W.
A.LKARY,Jb.,8. K. corner ' FIFfU sad WALNUT
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EVENUE 8TAM
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No. 804 CUESNUT STREET.
CENTRAL OFFICE, No. 105 8. FIFTH 6TIIEET
(Two doore bulow Cliusnut Btreot),
ESTABLISHED 1 86S,
The sale of Revenue Stamps la still continued at
the Old-EstabllBhed Agencies.
The Htock comprises every denomination printed
by the Government, and having at all times a large
supply, we are enabled to fill and forward (by Mail or
Express) all orders immediately upon receipt, a mat
ter of great importance.
United States Notes, National Bank Notes, Drafts
on Philadelphia, and Pobt Oilloe Orders received la
payment.
Any Information regurdlnsr the decisions of the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue cheerfully and
gratuitously furnished.
Revenue Stamps printed upon Drafts, Checks, Re.
ceipta, etc. , ,
The following rates of commission are allowed on
Stamps and Stamped Paper :
On$ 6 and upwards 8 per cent,
" 1D0 " 8 '
800 " H
Address all orders, etc., to
STAMP AGENCY,
No. WU CIIESNUT STREET. PmLADELPHlA.
CORDAGE.
Manilla, Biial and Tarred Cordage,
At Lowest New York Prloei and Freight.
EDWIN n. FITliER. & CO.,
Factory, TEH TH Bt. snd GEEMANTOWH Avenue.
EtoreNo. iS N. WATER Bt end 33 N. DELAWARE
Avenue.
Ht
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KXCHANQI
BAG tf ABTJFAOTOBT,
JOaNT. BAILEY.
, Of MARKET' end WAT1
D. K. eomer of MAftltKT and WATER Streets,
sr-fll IU1IT
DEALER IN HAGS AN D BAGGING
Of every description, for
Grain, Floor, Bait, Bnpar-PhoepnU of Luna, Boa
Dust. Kto.
Tavrgaend small GTJNNY fc IAG8 oonsUnUy oa hand,
ft A too. WOOL BAOKa
0NK TVfLLAR GOODS FOR ft5 CENTS,
U) ikuiai iVUjb 1 B. JOUUItt sHteea,
6HIPPINO.
LORILLARD'S STEAMSHIP
UflB FOB
i sifi ,tai
NEW Y O It It
are now receiving freight at
S crnte per 100 pound.
3 cents per foot, or l-'i runt per gallon, ship's
etpiion.
Fitr rates on small package Iron, mntala, ete.
No receipt or bill of lading signed for less than M oents.
Ilia Tina miM m.II I... rl MaMK..a ..ll. .
the fact that hereafter the regular shippers by this line
wiu o enargeo: only 10 oente per 100 lbs., or 4 cents par
iuuv, uunrjg me winter seasons.
For further particular apply to
JOHN F. OHIj,
SS5 PIER li, NORTU WHARVK8.
FOR LIVERPOOL AND
nnviruOTinirM . I t j . . . ,
L aTv IT A. . 1 II III M U tMUW T7I ni Ml
i iowmr W afpoiQtd to sail as lot-
Lity of W anhington, Saturday, Maroh lfl, at T A. M.
Etna, via Haiitaz, 1'nesday, Match !U, 10 A. M.
City of Krnxsels, Saturday, March , 1 P. M.
City of Brooklyn, Batnrday, April 8,7 A.M.
City of New York, via Halifax, Tuesday, April I, ft A. M
And each srioceeding batuniay and alternate 'I'nesdefi
trom Pier 46, North R "ver.
KATK8 OF PABSAOlt
BT TTTR MATT. rriAMXa BAH4KO KVT.RT SATTTRnAT.
JWbu ,n fl-d. Payable In Uorraey.
FTRbf CABIN $100 BTEKKAUK ...$
To london To London 40
To Perie m To Parle 4
""" HI IH TUESDAY WIXAXmR, VIA HAIJTAX.
riKPIT CARlff ,
Payable ia Gold.
Liverpool. R0
Halifax....... ju
RTKKRAO R.
Payable in Cnrrene.
Tilverpool San
Halifaa u
Bt. John', N. F., (
ot. unnn s, n. r.,
by Branob Btsamer,
Passenger also forwardae1 to Mane. Hunlmn. Unmian
...
ny nrancn Hteamer... ,
etc.. at rednol nbn
Tickets ean be bonght here at moderate rate by persons
winuiua wo imu ior laeir menufc
for farther particular apply at the Oomoanys Office.
JOHN O. DALR, Agent,
No. IS H road way. N. Y.
Or to O'DONNELI, A KAULK, Aisnta,
6 Wo. 408 CHKSNUT Street. PbilXdelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND,
r .i ai " " r vv-a .miiuip link.
a-r? .1 , ri iituwiT Air LINK TO
iau2fnTHK SOUTH AND WEST.
LNCRli.AbEl ITAC11L1IK8 AND RKDUOED RATES
arBlw.?i!LLeT" nT WRDNESDATanrl SATURDAY,
k pV k.. Boon lTom FIKST WUAKF above MAR-
THtlnKnA,i,,a '? RfOHMOND MONOAY8 and
TUHDAYS. ' LK TUESDAYS and SA-
No Bias.of Ladlnc sjgneI ftar 19 o'clock on sailing
n.Ti?I!RAT!L80J!P0,tln Nortt "d South
T, 1KAW SSSSWR S LOWER
" aAi a. VIUIliI liiniU,
iranafBr"' oommi,,lon' drayage, or any expense of
Nteamehlps Insnre at lowest rates.
Froigbt received daily.
State Room accommodations for passengers.
- , WILLIAM P. U1.V1JK A OO ,
Wo. IS 8. WHARVES and Fieri N. WHARVES.
W p. PORTER, Agent at K.ohmond and Oily Point
T. P. CKUWKLL A CO.. Agents at Noriola. g Tit
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE
ri" THE GENERAL TRANH ATLANTIC
IH.1W iLKN NKW YORK ANfl HlVnff nilunn
KDirKT . , i.v. A 1
The solendid new vessels on thia favorite ronte for the
Continent will sail from Pier No. (0, North river, every
PRIOB OK PARR Ann
in gold (including wine).
First Cabin $140 1 Seoond Cabin R
1H PARIH. v
(Inoluding railway tickets, furnished on board.)
First Cabin $16 I Second Cabin 881
ThMA HtJUm.nl it A Ml Mm .laar.. n..a.n.
Medical attendance free of charge.
American travellers sninff to nr ret.nrrjinjr from ftha ml
tinent of Kurv ne. by taking the steamers of this Una avoid
nnneoessary nsks from transit by English railway and
crossing the ohannel, besides saving time, tremble, and ex
pense. GHORGR MACKENZIE, Agent,
AU. OO TT A S . l,eW I OTK.
For Daasage in Philadalnhia. annl at Anuni Tlirm
H 1U I 1 1 , . III. . . .T IT
wompany, to tl. L. LKAr,
lili . KOiENUlUUIHU'I HITNI.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
Hi'KAM 15KTWEKN NEWYORK AND
BREMEN. VIA KOITT H A MPTniJ
TUB SOKRW STKaMRRR vtrm TJr.Bra
ujLitmA iuiu run reguiany Detween Hew York, lire
men, and Southampton, carrying- the United States, Eng.
linh, and Continental mail.
f HUM rlKKMli JV JK VERY BATURDAT
FROM SOUTHAMPTON EVERY TUESDAY
FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY
lYiet qf etutan from Aeie 1'or to Brtmm, London, Mavr,
and Southampton:
First Cabin, $130; Second Cabin, ft73; Steerage, $30, Gold,
First Cabin. $190 : Heonnrl Cabih. 79: R(aat ajn nix
These vessels take Freight to liindnn mnA rnii il
V".""RU . Id Ul UUUK WO.IKUVU,
n experienced surgeon i attacnea to eaon VesseL
All letters must pas through the Post CXfioe.
PiO Hills or lAflinv hntthrMUiof 111 llnmiuii.ll
signed. Bill of lading will positively not be delivered
before good are cleared at the Custom House.
Specie taken to Havre, routhamptoa, and Bremen or
tne lowest revea, c or xreignt or passage apply to
. . OKLRIOH8 A CO.,
1 17t No. 68 BROAD Street, N. Y
TsfknlB AT1VV An aT W w- ava ran w
"-' M QftTITU n A DAI TIT 1
a a r uuikjs. ja iwuiua.
THE SOUTH, SOUTHWEST.
AND FLORIDA POETS.
The Steamship
PROMETHEUS.
will leave Pier 17, below Spruce street,
On THURSDAY, March 17, at 4 P. M.
Comfortable accommodations for Puaanmni.
Through Passage Tickets and Bill of Luiinir irnnnri In
connection wit h ths South Carolina Railroad to all point
duuiu ruu Duuuiwmi. auu wuu sceamers to r lonna Done.
k. tLl. I f 11V II . ... ...... r ...... n yv.vw
jumrauiw vw uinuiuv unflrnaijr rAA UAfli,
Good forwarded free of commission.
sui or Laaing inrnisned and signed at the omoe.
For freight or pi age, applyto
E.
A. SOUDER A CO.,
Dock 8UeetW:arf.
FROM CHARLESTON TO
riAlKIDA, VIA SAVANNAH, TRI
WEEKLY LINK.
The following steamers will leav
CLarleston
wnai. via navannaa. Liiree iittia. a waaIt
arter arrival oi uie new l ora steamanipa ana uie Mort
aastern Railroad train
PILOT BOY (Inland Route), every SUNDAY MORN
S'UTATOK, every TV km a y k vkti iu at b o'clock.
jik i ruin i , fjfBryrniiAi a niiw at e o'clock.
Thmnflrhfciokai.ai to h h&d of all Charleston avmi Km,an.
naa btoamthip Lint Agenoiet in new xoru.
U. XJm A 1 IV III l sZ UU..
ArodU at Charleston.
L. J. GUlUdAHTIN at GO..
1 1 AgtmU at bavaiuiah.
FOR NEW YORK,
. 1 . i. u ... uui, naiiiKD .'anal.
EXPRKrS SI KA Mill I A ! riliupiN?
'i hu Ktniim Pronellers of the Line will nnmm.n.. i.,.,i.
lng on ine ei" iubk, ifovmn f miy aa umiai.
THKOUOH IN TWKNTk.fc'fillll HOTTRB
Good Inrwardod by all tbe lines going out of Now York
Nortn, j.ast, or tvest, rree oi oommiadion.
Froisht received at low rate
WILLIaM P.iLYDE4CO . AirnntA
No. 12 8outh DELAWARE Avenue.
JAMES HAND. ARent,
No. llil WALL Street, New York. 844
FOR NEW YORK,
via Delaware anil Ttarlt.in CiiihI
SWIFTSURK TRANSPORTATION
DESPATCH ANU SWIfTSURE LINES
Leaving daily at 12 M. and 5 P. M.
The Steam Piopellers of this company will oommenoe
loaaing on tue eta oi marc a.
TbimiKli in twenty-four hours.
Cevds forwarded to any point free of commissions.
Freiubta taken on accommodating terms.
App y to wnx j . B aIRT a CO.. Aeenfcs.
4 No. m South DELAWARK Avonue.
NEW EXPRESS LINE TO
Alexandria, Georgetown, and Washington, D.
C. via Cheaupeake and Delaware Canal, with
oouuxoiions at Alexandria irom the most direct route for
L) u!lihurg, Bristol, Knoxville, Nashville, Dal ton, and to
ftMouors leave regularly every Satorday at noon from
(ne utsi woan aoove iiaaus sueet
Kreight reoeived daily,
WILLIAM P. OLYDK A no
Na 14 North and Soutu wbarvea.
UYDK A TYLEU. Agents, at Georgetown; M.
1U.UU11JUK. at uu,, Agents at Aiexauuna. til J
Jfi-rT".!. oi. tnuAi.H ANU BRA-
JrJf-tRtRz S!lL.-UNirED STATES AND BRAZIL
5&XliJr MAILSTKaMKHXPOOMPANY.
(tatiawi'asw Regular Mail Steamers sailing on ths
sua oi every moniu : . ,
MKllHI&lAOK.CapUlnWier.
SOUTH AMERICA, Captain E. L. Tinklepaogh,
NOT!', ii AM h'RICA. Cantain ii. M. Kloouiu.
Thnaa nlamliri .toairjerB sail on schedule tuna, anil
at St. Thomas, Para, Peruambuco, Lttliia, and Rio de
Janeiro, going ana rei""""K.
I or eugageuents of freight or panes ge apply to
WM. It. liARKlNUN. ArmiL
14 No. BOWJJNO C1RKKN. New York.
PAPER MANQINQ8.
I OOK 1 LOOK ! I IAX)K I ! 1 WALL PAPERS
l a .ml l in.n Window Shades Manataatnn.d. t.ha
dhenTiMt In M city, at JOll NSTON'B Deeot, No. luut
: .1 '.i'. Iwl'Li Lirvi, "e.yw i.i"eirr,
fori
f 1J f if y a i. piroL vtamuaa. -sw ji
GOODS FOR THE LADIE&.
nil ATH 1 O I 12 W 1 ii
V
mKIitU FAM1IIOA8
Dt
Imported Paper laitcrn-
TUESDAY, HAHUB 1, 1870.
The old established and only reliable Paper Pattern
Dress and Cloak Making Emporium.
Dresses made to lit with ease and elegance In H boor
notice.
MRS. M. A. BINDER'S recent visit to Paris enable
her to receive Fashion, Trimmings and Fancy Good
in peri or to anything In thia country.
New in design. Moderate tn price.
A perfect system of Dress Cutting taught,
Cutting, Basting, Pinking.
Fashion Books and Goffering Machine for sal.
Beta of Pattern for Merchants and Drees Makers now
toady, a
MRS. Me As BINDER'S,
noi
ls'. W. Corner Eleventh and Chesnut
Carefully not tbe name aad number, to avoid being
deceived- S stutM
' QENTi'8 FURNISHING OOODS.
pATKNT SnOUIiDER-BEAM
BHIRT MANUFACTORY,
AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE.
PERFECTLY FiTTTNQ SHIRTS AND DRAWEES
made from measurement at Tory short notice.
t short notice.
TLEMEND DRESS
All other articles of QEN1
GOODS la fall variety.
WINCHESTER A CO.,
No. 706 CUESNUT Street
11
WINES.
LITIZ CURRANT WINE.
ALBERT 0. ROBERTS,
Dealer in every Description of Fine Groceries,
U75
Corner ELEVENTH and VINE Street!.
LUMBER.
1870
SPRUCE JOIST.
SPRUCE JOIST.
HEMLOCK.
HEMLOCK.
1870
1870
SEASONED CLEAR PINE.
SEASONED CLEAR PINE.
CHOICE PATTERN PINE
1870
SPANISH CEDAR, FOR PATTERNS.
RED CEDAR.
1870
FLORIDA FLOORING.
FLORIDA FLOORING.
CAROLINA FLOORING.
VIRGINIA FLOORING.
DELAWARE FLOORING.
ASH FLOORING.
WALNUT FLOORING.
FLORIDA STEP BOARDS.
RAIL PLANK.
1870
1 QTfi WALNUT BOARDS AND PLANK, f U7A
10 i U WALNUT BOARDS AND PLANK.10 I U
WALNUT HOARDS.
WALNUT PLANK.
I nrn
1 H i (I
I AWS V
UNDERTAKERS' LUMBER.
UNDERTAKERS' LUMBKlt
RED CEDAR.
WALNUT AND PINE.
1870
1870
SEASONED POPLAR.
SEASONED CHERRY.
1870
ASH.
WHITE OAK PLANK AND BOARDS.
HICKORY.
IQr-rV CIGAR BOX MAKERS' fO'TA
10 I V CIGAR BOX MAKERS' 10 4 U
FOR SALE LOW.
1870
CAROLINA SCANTLING.
CAROLINA H. T. SILLS.
NORWAY SCANTLING.
1870
1870
CEDAK SHINGLES, 1 UrfA
CYPRESS SHINGLES. 10 4 U
JtAULi. BnWilaK ft CO.,
Na 8600 SOUTH Street,
118
TAJSEL PLANK, ALL THICKNESSES.
JL 1 VUUUUN rLANK, ALL THICKNKSSIUi.
1 COMMON BOARDS,
land S RIDE FENCE BOARDS.
WH1TK PINE FLOORING HOAKIM.
YELLOW AND SAP PINE ELOORINGH. 1U anil 1W
HKMIAKJK. JOIST, ALL BIZ KB.
PLASTERING LATH A KPHUIALTY.
Together with a aranaral nf Rnilriln IjiihIim
for sale low for oash. T. W. SMALT3.
ii m wn r u iaan in ana Bi'iiiAS ntreets.
UMBER U N D E B
ALWAYS DRY.
.0 V E B
Walnnt, White Pine, Yellow Pine, Spruce, Hera
lock, Shingles, etc, always on bond at low rates.
WATSON ft GIIIJNGHAM,
W No. nt RICHMOND Street, 18th ward.
FURNITURE
RICHMOND & CO.,
FIRST-CLAS3
FURNITURE WAR ERO QMS
Ko. 45 SOITTH SECOND BT11EET,
EAST SIDE. ABOVE CHESNUT,
11 6 U PHILADELPHIA.
TOIIX I I OltEIVVI .II &, SOX,
Furniture warerooms,
No, 40 South SUCONI) Street,
SWlm West Bide, Philadelphia.
ROOFING.
READY ROOFIN G
I bis Roofing is adapted to all bnildinga It can ba
applied to
at one-half the expense of tin. It is readily pnt on old
Shingle Kools without removing the shingles, ttius avoid
ing Uie damaging 01 ceilings ana furniture wuile under
ruing repairs. (No gravel used.)
PluTsKRVK YOUR TIN ROOrfl WITH W ELTON'S
tu.Abl lu fAin r.
I am always prepared to Repair and Paint Roofs at short
notice. Also, PAINT FOR SA LK by the barrel or gallon,
the best and cheapest in the markot. lt
tt . ja. it r.uiun,
g 17 No. 711 N. N1NTU Street, above Coatee.
HIO OWNERS. ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS,
X AND ROOFERS. Roofsl Ye, ye. Kvery due ami
kind, old or new. A t No. Mi N. THIRD Street, the AM nV
UIU AN CONCRKTK PAINT AND ROOF COMPANY
are selling their celebrated paint ior TIN ROOKS, and
for ureservina- all wood aad metal. Also, their solid oom
plex roof covering, the beet ever ollered to the poblio, with
brushes, cun, bucket, eto., lor the work. Anti-vermin,
tue, and W ater-proot 1 Ligtit, 'Jignt. uoraDie. nooraua.
log, pealing, or shrinking. No paper, gravel, or heat Good
for ail climates. Directions given for work, or good work,
men auvDlied. Care. nroniDtneaa. oertalntil One Drioel
Oalll hxaniinet Jndgel .
AgentewanteaiorlnUrtorcouBue
t&tr JOtsKPIl LKKD8, Principal.
CITY ORDINANCES.
A N ORDINANCE
Rplntinir to the Erection of Frame Build-
iDL'B.
Si'Ctlon 1. The Rt'li'Ct anil Cumnion Councils of the
City of l'hLa(liililila do ordnin, Tnnt (ruin- ucid iiftnr
the passaue of tliiH unl'iia hhs CIi irlca E. .lutinson
. i..i, . ... f .ii, in l.iill.Hiiir ,111
onaii iiav in privm-KJ m nn 1. . ....w ....
1'eiiroKo Ferry road, ivint Kid'). Inflow (ialimv' Una,
for the purpose .f iiiiiiiniHcturiiiK lauipliiHclt. pro
..1.1. .. ii.i 'i,.,ri..u .i.ihnmni Kliuli iiiiv tne mini
of twcuty-llve lllra to t.;iy (or ttie pi lucl 'jr of tho
fame, l rovuico u:-o i'"" ,f.i..i-wj
irmtited Bhall be lvvoci.liir- by t!i n-ity of Phila-Il-lihiii
at anvliiiiH by thu iiassns-j of it re lutlou to
that effect without not!.. . ..,,
PrcRldvct ol Comnioa Council.
Attest
ROBEKTrETDKM,
ABSiutaiit Cli v'c rf Select Council.
bMUKL W. 'ATi'iJLL,
I'rcHldeiit 'f Sellout C.iuucil.
Annrovcd thia twelfth thty of Mrtic1! Anno
roinful one thocpur.d t-llit hundred ana seventy
(A. V. lb to,
J X t eVa wV VA V AAtA v W A a viai.
AMUSEMENTS.
ii
THE NINE MUSES"
Have Teen detained on Xxhibitioa
AT
CARLES' GALLERIES,
No. 810 CIIESNUT STREET,
8 P FOR A FEW DATS LONOF.R.
AMaiHICAN ACADEMY OF MUiSIC
ACADEMY
BNUKRBURD
aev jm.
BAL MASQUE,
TUESDAY, March 16, 1870.
TMr nf TlrVafa Oil rfUl . .
l y , , ' s m venucman ana one
AMiniuonsi i -snips- neurit 91 ,sh
CHAM) CARNIVAL PROUKhBION AT O'CLOCK
Carriages will set down beads South .h tv. -
orth. "
Frectatora Ticket to Family Circle or flallery IWe.
1 1. sets tl he bad at U. Andre A Co 's, No. fin Chesnnt
rerts; L. Meyer. No. 1413 Che'Tint street; BooksUnrls of
finlln.nl.1 Hut a1 nA ItltAM Ilmia . .
St
tout
LAURA K E E N E'8
CHESNUT BTRKKT THEATRE. Begin at a
SrKUIAL NOTICK.
Owing to the importance of the new Play of
FROU-FROU.
and In order io place it properly before the poblio
the Tbeatre will be closed for extra rehearsals THIS
(Monday) KVFNINO, Alarcb 14. opening
luaiiKituw iiuewiay r-VKniHH, avarohlo.
Finn time In this city. FROU FROU.
FIRST APFKARANCK IN RIGHT WKEK8 OF
M , MihS LAURA KKKNK.
PrerTntlnn nf thi P..i. ..h v vu . :
adapted by Miss Keene express y for this Theatre. '
l'KOU-KROUI
' FROUdROU!
Oilhprte Fron -Fron MISS LAURA REfflVNIP
FROU FROU MATINF.K RATURI.AY ATS O'SlMVK.
Jv.-w..- w.M.g w. uatn sxiTsausjej sat. W( OiTIOW.
WALNUT 8TREET THJEVXKB.
THIS (Monday) RVRNINO. March la.
Last Week of the Knga gement of
MR. FKOUTKK,
Bupperted by MISS OAHLtrTTA LKOLRRCQ
First Night of Viotnr Hngo'i Play of
VUV III. AH
Rny Il'as Mr. FEOWTWR
Marianne Miaa CARLOTT A t.irnririirui
Don Kalluste... Mr. F. C. BANGS
TUKSHAY AND WKDN KSDA Y-RITY BLAB.
THURSDAY Bnlwer's Beautiful Play of
, THK LADY OF LYONS.
Chair secured six day in ssWsaoe.
M
R8. JOHN DREW'8 ARCH STREET
THEATRE. Begins M to 8.
BKOONX w KKK OF LOTTA.
EVERY NIGHT TILL FURTHER NOTICE.
THK LITTLK DKTKCTIVIt.
LOTTA in six different character.
With Songs snd Dances.
, .FRIDAY-HUNK FIT OF LOTTA.
LOTTA MATINFF, SATURDAY AFTKRNOON.
MONDAY NKiT-IX)TTA8 New Piece,
HRART'H ICARR. '
In active prep ration FROU-FROU.
AMATEUR 8' DRAWING-ROOM,
Seventeenth street, above Ohesnnt., west side.
NEW YOKK FRENCH COMPANY.
IMMKN8K bUCCRSS! CROWUUO HO USES!
. MONDAY, March 14. a-vvaB-
the delightful Comedy, in three acU, by Sardon.
la Pa pi LiiO nn e (the buitkrflV). '
M. and Mm. MORKA U in the prinoipal parts.
,,TUESDAY. Mirobl5.
oV.?H.OMMIt i)U KUI). Vaudeville by
HENRY HOCHRFORT, of "La Marseillaise."
LA PLINK KT LR BEAU TRMP8, Comedy.
. IJCJ,,:UX AVKIIOI.ES, by OtTenbsch.
. A WEW SUBSCRIPTION OF FOUR NIGHTS is
being idled.
Krats at Boner's, No. HQ Chesnnt street. Admission $L
irOX'8 AMERICAN THEATRE.
T WALNUT Street, sbove Eighth. '
FVFRY KVKNINt TU1C WONJJKRFUL RIZARELLI
BHOTHF.R8. on Three Flying Trapexe. FreemsiT Si..
ers, j illiam Bart, Larry Tooley, "Glance at the Wuaker
City, etc.
Mad'llo De Roaa, Two New Ballet., eto.
NEW ELEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE.
ELEVENTH Street, above Ohesnnt. '
THE FAMILY RF.SORT.
CARNCROHS A DIXEY'S MINSTRELS,
tbe great Bur Troupe of tbe world, in their nneanallea
KlHlOPIAN SOBERS.
.BEAUTIFUL BALLADS, SONGS.
OPERATIC SELECTION S.and
EVERYING118"18
JrLFSIMPBON. Tre.011088- ""fifc,
D
UPREZ & BENEDICT'S OPERA HOITSE
SEVKNTli St, below Arch (Late Theatre Oomlaae)
THIS EVENING, DUPREZ A BENEOturS
Mammoth Gigantio Minstrels Introduce.
First Time, New Afterpiece, Black Squall.
Re-engagonient of Mr. Dougbert for Entire Season.
becond Time, by renuest Bad Dickey.
TEMPLE OF WONDER8, ASSEMBLY BUILD
INCH. BIGNOR BLITZ AND SON.
SPHYNX.
EVF.NLNGS, at 7X. M ATINKK8 WEDNEADAYand
k.'l I Lll. 17 .1 O
iAl'IIRHAV a
Admission, 25 ots.
neserveo Beats. SO eta.
110
ALER'S fLATE MILLER'S WTKTBi?
O A DEN, Nos. 730, 729. 724, aad fa VINE Rtr.t
THK GRAND ORCHKSTRION, formerly the DTODertv
of tbe GRAND DUKE OF BADlA. mJ K ?Hl
expense by JA(XiBVALF.R, of this oiiy. in oombiniOon
ritH f liApn KJt B OKCUESTH A arM Mi.. Win ni
Admission free. jU
OENTZ AND HASSLER'S MATTNEES-
BiaRCY's cciorTicon
IS AN IMPROVED
MAGIC LANTERN,
Efficient and convenient. Its donble-wicksd coal oil lamp
give a emarkably clear and intense light, easily managed
and perfectly safe. For tale by
sL. J. MARCY,
No. C32 ARCH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
EDUCATIONAL.
JAW SCHOOL
HARVARD UNIVERSITY,
O F
Cambridge, Mam.
Second Term 10TP-70 begins 21rt February, 1870.
INSTRUCTORS AND TOPICS.
Nathaniel Dnlmrs, A.M., Roll Protesor. Domes Uo
ltulatioos, Hquity Pleading, and Evidence.
CbrisioplierO. Ijnipdetl, A.M., Dane Profeteor. Nego
tiable Psperard Partnerehip.
Charles b. Biadley, Li. D Leotnrer. Law of Real Pro
pel ty.
Edmund H. Bennett, A. M., Lecturer. Criminal Law,
Wills, and Administration.
John O. Gray, Jr., A.M., Locturer. Jurisprudence of
the United Mates and bankruptcs.
The instruction Is by U tores, moat oonrts, exercises In
written std oral diacunarln oi lcsal subjects, and prepara
tion of pleadicga.
'J lie library is one of the moat complete ia the United.
States, and in some departments nneqnalled; it now com
irises about 16,01X1 volumes, and adtiuon are constantlf
leing msde,
1 be fees srs 9SU per term, snd $26 for one-half or any
smaller ii action of a term. No extra charges.
For admission to tbe school, cstalogues, circulars, or
any information, address J. A. L. WlHTTlitR,
S 0 Registrar.
m Y. LAUD ERDACH'S
ACADEMY,
AKSFMBLY BUILDINGS, No. 108 S. TENTH St.
A Phi MARY, KLKMKNI'ARY AND FINISHING
rOUOO'. HiR ROYS AND YOI'NH MEN.
Circulars at Mr. VVarbirton'. No.43uOhenutt. 2 a61m
OOAL.
PKllCIVAI. . BELT HXWsOH KEAVB
ii:i:ivai, 1:. iiKaLL. ss. co.,
PEALEIll Dt
Lehigh and Schuylkill Coal,
DEPOT i No. ltfcM North NINTH Street,
1 7ft Wet Side, below Master.
Bra iiclb Office. No. 4H7 RICHMOND Street.
PIKE l.LIIKill AJSU StllUVLKILL
FAMILY. FACTORY, AND BITUMINOUS OOAL8.
Iarice stock slway on hand.
Bool b.;st corner TH IRTKENTU nd WILTX W StreeU
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