THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, MARCH 21, 1870.
n & w-y orhi a xvx s.
From Our Own Correpondent.
New York, March 2t, 1370.
Mr. nrh'a Blunder.
In tho two hundred and ninth stanza of the
first canto of "Don Juan," Byron remarks:
"For fear some prudish reader should grow skittish,
I've bribed my grandmothers review the British,"
and It is notorious that when this canto was
published the proprietors of the Iiritish Quar
terly were entrapped into the enormous blonder
of coming out with a card solemnly asserting
that they had received no brlbo from Lord
Byron or "any other man." 1
Quite as ridiculous a blnnder Is that which
has. Just beon perpetrated by Mr. Borgh, the
celebrated President of the Society for the Pre--ventlon
of Cruelty to Animals, In his having
brought a libel suit against the New York S wn
day Courier for a playful but somewhat coarse
bnrlcBquo description of his personal appoarance,
habits, and mode of life. Thellbol suit has sub
jected Mr. Bergh to Infinitely more ridicule than
the libel alono If It was a libel could ever
have done, and he has found himself to be
afflicted with a greater dogree of cnticular at
tenuation than most men who hare reached his
time of life. By-the by, I hope the expression
"time of life" Is not libellous. If so, yoa may
confidently expect that, when tho Sunday
Courier business Is settled, there will be a suit
brought against The Evening Telegraph.
"Punchinello."
It is ofllcially announced that Punchinello,
the new pictorial and satirical weekly, will
positively make Us appearance to-day, and I
presume that by the time you are reading this
I shall be reading that. It will aim to be witty,
humorous, and satirical In its illustrations as
well as lu its written matter. If there Is any
failure at all it will probably be in the pictorial
department. Somehow or other our artists are
not so witty as we might wish them to be. We
have here in New York any quantity of men who
can write smartly, but comparatively very few
-who can make their senso of fun serviceable to
them as draughtsmen. Unless these sprightly
rtlsts are forthcoming, there is little chance
that Punchinello will prove to be what runch
was, but what it has not been for many a long
week. I believe Nast Is to furnish some contri
butions. The I-ate Georire WnUemnn.
If smart juveuile journalists do not get much
printed adulation during their lives, they do
directly the grave has closed over thorn. None
have better deserved tho respect and commenda
tion of the public whom they served than the
late George Wakcman, who died early on Satur
day morning at his home in llarlem. He was
st.ll young, not having completed his thirtieth
year, and had half fiuished preparations for a
course of public lectures. Without holding a
position of great prominence, ho yet filled a
very fair field, and transacted many of the more
useful duties in a graceful manner. As a maga
zitist he was less noticeable as an original writer
thin as a pleasing and playful stringer-together
of '-he thoughts of others. In some respects,
his mind was a literary junk-6hop, stored with
all sorts of odds and ends, shelved away in such
order, however, that, so to speak, he could find
then In the dark and make use of them at any
moment. In private life, too, he was a blame
less nan, filling his part with a modesty which
Is ran indeed in this Age of Cheek. Of late ho
was aregular contributor to the Galaxy, where
his art and taste as a compiler of curious saws
and aphorisms was very happily made use of.
The IaM of "Hamlet."
Mr. 3ooth appeared, for the last time for the
present as "Hamlet" on Saturday afternoon, hav
ing plajed the part between seventy and eighty
times. 3e will appear to-night as "Sir Giles
Overreach," in A 2veu Way to Fay Old Debts,
and reicat the character to-morrow and Wed
nesday evenings. On Thursday and Friday
evening, and at the Saturday matinee, he per
forms ")laude Melnotte." How the women will
rush to fee that ! I am informed that Mr. Booth
is plnk-nted as much as ever by certain ladles,
the exprealon ef whose admiration is restrained
by no suh trifle as the little fact of his being
married toa woman who rejoices in his faithful
love.
tlajor I.eland' Masher.
All the Aorld knows by this time that Mr.
George Wilfcjs, editor of the Spirit of the Times,
was recently assaulted by Major Loland, and
more or less' amaged. In an editorial which
appeared in tie Spirit of lh$ Times, when issued
last Friday, M, Wilkes darkly intimated that he
was biding hi time, and that Major Lei and
would discover hat ho would have to settlo yet,
and would not b permitted to go tinpunlshed.
Whether this liplication has anything to do
with what occurid on Saturday night can only,
of course, be a tatter of suspicion; bat at 8
o'clock that eveing, while passing through
Prince street, neartfereer, after having left the
Metropolitan HotelMajor Lcland was attacked
by an individual or i very ruman-like appear
ance, and who is geitrally believed to be a pro
fessional "masher." it any rate, he "mashed"
Major Lcland, cut hisipper Hp badly; knocked
several of his teeth on and, in the vernacular
of the street, "put a lud on him." In return,
Major Leland, who is iy no means wanting in
personal courage, area our times at the villlan,
and endeavored to "be him off." His shots
did not take effect, and.be attacker escaped,
and his whereabouts is akmknown as Collector
Bailey s.
"This world is fu0f beauty,
As other worldh.foove ;
And If we did ourty,
It might be fall Myve."
Don't you think so ? I dt An Baba.,
MUSICAL AKP 1HAJ1AT1C.
The City Amuseunt,.
At thk CnESNUT the las four nights of
Frou-Frou are announced. n Friday Miss
Laura Keeue will have her beijit, previous to
visiting uuariosion, o. winder company,
to play an engagement. This, 1 18 presumed,
will end Miss Keenes conneon with the
theatre, an occurrence that is m to be re
gretted, for she has certainly iuued hard to
malrA Ana nf tlift most beautiful rjla nf
ment in the country popular with ay-goers of
refinement ana luteuiKcm-o-
On Saturday Mr. J. H.Jack will ha a benefit,
.v, o crrAdt hill ha presented.
At the Walnut Mr. F. 8. Chirau wm
begin an engagement this evening, aparln(J ln
his eccentric personation of "Sam, li40 yal.
. ..m.ti nf that. name.
UCI1 B CUluvwj - AVI-
Aunt Lotta will arpoar thls,nriin
in a new drama entitled Heart's Ease, riUen
i tnr hr hv Eamund i alconer.
1 kVt pbtttib' Drawino ROOQ
French Comedy Company will appear this en,
fnin Leeouves Par DroM de Conquete.
AT TUB ... , , . fciAv
Yrou-Frou will shortly bo produced as a Vq.
t tbi Eleventh Street Opera Hov,
h7wiesaue of The Streets of I'liuaaeipiL
.i.t. ManArnl Grant. Jr., as
the "Bootblac
will be presented this evening,
with other amul
inf, ipnmrB. .
other attractive noveiucs,
iinVnvr A BENEDICT B opera iioubb kino. ai roustown, ra., on iinaay eveninii,
AT 1RE . lov: All Corners and rt-March 80, wo, Father (Jhablis Francis kiKO, 8. f.,
the burlesques or. Jotj " v.rlitv of tted 68 years. i
iun Life on the Plains, and a great yaneiy oi wni Mrvlre at gt Aloyiln., church, Father G.
Sionor Blits, Jr.. will execute a number of
wonderful experiment In magic this evening at
the Assembly Buildings. The young Signor is
getting to be a formidable rival to bis father,
and ho Is Tip to most of the diablerie that the
orlglnnl Bllta learned from well. It does not
matter who, and there is no need of our shock
ing ears polite by mentioning nnpleaant names.
The tricks are amusing, and, as performed by
Signor Blitz, Jr., they make a very pleasant en
tertainment. Tint Panorama of "Trta Pilgrim" will
be exhibited this evening at Concert Hall. This
work Is much superior to the common run of
panoramas. Many of the pictures are by artists
of distinction, and are well worth seeing for
their own sakos independently of the very in
teresting subject thev illustrate.
A Grand Okoan Concert will be given in
the church at Tenth aud Filbert streets on
Thursday cvonlng next, on tho occasion of the
opening of tho new organ. Miss Caroline
McCaffrey, Messrs. 1). Wood, R. Honnle, II. G.
Thunder, A. K. Taylor, K. De Rubua, and W. A.
Briscoe will appear.
Mr. Wf.nzbi, Kopta announces a grand con
cert to be given on Friday evening at Musical
Fund Hall. Mr. Kopta will bo assisted by Mrs.
8ufn Galton-Kelleher, Mr. Carl Wolfsohn, Mr.
Emll Gastcl, and Mr. Richard Zeckwcr. The
grand chorus will be under the direction of Mr.
James Pearce.
Rossini's Grand Mass Mr. Henry G.Thun-
der, who has had this splendid composition in
active preparation for some time, will produce It
in flue style on April 27, at the Musical Fund
Hall. Many of his most distinguished pupils,
the Choral Club, tho Abt Society, St. Augus
tine's Cholr,nnd a number of other accomplished
musical amateurs, will all take part In Its pro
duction. Its performance will be looked forward
to with considerable interest.
CITY ITEMS.
Olotftno
CU-OTHINtt
clothino
Olothino
Ohtcapkb
Bkttkr Mad
Hkttkr Cot
BETTaa Firxnia
At To web ITam,
At Towkb Ham.
Tram Anxwheuc ki.sk.
BF-Nmrrr A Oo.,
No. E18 Mauuci iruKKT.
The Laroest Workshop of th Body i the Liver,
whose office it U to withdraw the bila from the blood :
when this Important organ docs not act, the skin as umei
a yellow appearance, and generally a tick headache aeti In,
with chilly sensations, and cold hands and feet, aooom
panied with loss of appetite. The system becomes
clogged, the machinery does not work well, and both
mind and body are disordered, the afflicted beooming
cross and fretful, finding fault with everything aronnd
them. To any person in this condition Dr. D. Jayne's
Sanative Pills are recommended ; by their stimulating
action the Liver soon recovers its healthy tone, and is
enabled to perform its proper function?. Oostlveness is
cured, and all the aggravating symptoms of Biliousness
removed. Sold everywhere.
Real Bannockiictins fob Suits.
Black and white mixed. Green and white mixed,
Brown and white mixed, new color, olive
nobby and plain. The largest assortment on
the street now open at Charles Stokes', No. 824
Chesnut street.
Price reduced.
Mb. William W. Oassidx, the jeweller at No. 13 S.
Second street, has one of the largest and most attractive
stocks of all kinds of Jewelry and Silverware in the city.
Be has also on hand a large assortment of fine American
Western Watches. This entire valuable stock is now
being sold out below oost, preparatory to removal. Those
who purchase at this store at the present time are certain
to get the worth of their money.
Dry Fill. The most effeotnal way of guarding one's
health is to keep the f oet dry, and that can only be don
by the use of India Rubber Ovsrshoee, and aa the incle
ment season is upon ns, wewonld advise oar readers to
buy none but the best quality, which can only be bad at
Goodikah's Head Quarters, No. 808 Oheannt street, south
side, Philadelphia,
We pay strict attention to Carpets, making up, and put
ting down old and new ones, with a guarantee of low
prices. Auiebtbon A Co.. No. 1436 Chesnut street.
Binder's Fauilx Biwinq Machines,
Ten dollars eash.
Balance in monthly Instalment.
O. F. Davm. ho. 810 Chesnut street.
Rubber Overshoes and Boots for Men, Women, and
Children, can be bad at retail at the very lowest prices.
Goodyear' manufacture, old stand. No. 808 Chesnut
street, lower aid.
SPEcrx Payments at Oak Ualu
Speole Payments at Oak Hall,) S. R. corner SIXTH
Specie Payments at Oak Hall, (and MARK.KI' Streets,
Specie Putments at Ouk Hail.f Monday Mobninu,
Specie Payment at Oak Hall.J March 7, 1870.
fW We commence paying Spooie to
day in change, instead ot frac
tional currenoy, in all our Sale
Departments.
WAN AM A K KR ft BROWN,
OAK HALL,
THK LARGE8T CLOTHING HOUSK,
8. K. corner SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
Our reason for it.
Our reason fur it.
We do not want anv dull times, and
so that Deoule need not wait for Cold
Our reason for it.
to go down, we at once make the loss,
ard
Our reason for it.
a:
t1f Adinst our nrlcas to SDeoie basis.
I W and will sell either Men's or Boys'
I f Clothing and Gents' Furnishing
tT" Goods the same aa if Gold was not
I V at a premium.
WANAMAKF.R ft BROWN,
OAK HALL,
SIXTH and MAKKKT Streets.
Our Hope. To largely inorease our trade. Many have
Our Hope. ( postponed tliuir purchases expecting Gold to
Our Hope, f go down, and put oil buying evon though
Our Hope.' they need the articles. This then is the op
portunity desired, as they can buy now lust
as choap as ever they will be ahlo. We ex
pect to inorease our trade, and be repaid the
temporary loss, besides, by our example,
' help to bring back the good old times before
the war begun.
WANAMAKKR BROWN,
RELIABLK CLOTHING HOUHK,
SIXTH and MARKET Street.
Ur Postscript. Though our aales last year exceeded
I if" Postscript. I any former year, we mean to increase
Sir" Postscript. f thm still by our enlarged fauili
t tr Postscript. ) ties.
If We have more Men' and Boys'
I" Olothing than in any house this side
I W of the Atlantio Ocean, well made, of
1 W good material, and handsomely out,
I f aud at prices lower than any tune
I- sine 1H61.
WANAMAKKR A BROWN, ',
THK OLOTHIKRS,
Wbe occupy th whole Block, SIXTH Street, from
Market to Mine
iriAUKii:i. i
Chrirtian McClaskt On Tuesdav evening,
March IB, lbTO, by the Rev. Ueorge 1-'. Wlswell, Mr.
Jobn K. CiikihtiaM to 11 IBS COKNKLIa R. MUCLaSK Y,
both of this city.
I'oinbett PuiiLKN On the 16th Instant, by Rev.
J. E. Adams, Mr. Wkkiht Poinrbtt, of Manstteld
Square, N. J., to Miss Bulla. Pollen, of liurdeo
town, N. J. - j
iii:i.
Babcroft. On the 19th Instant, Stacy B. Bah
ckokt. in the 76th year of his aire.
His friends are respectfully invited to attend his
fuueral. from his late residence, No. 1803 Vine street.
on Wednesday, the 83d instant, at 8 o'clock P. M,,
wunout further notice. tit
Brady. on the aoth Instant, Mart Brady, aged
40 years.
The relatives and friends are respectfully Invited
to attend the funeral, from the residence of his
brother. Thomas Hradr. No. 2320 Carroll street, above
Cumberland, on Thursday afternoon at 8 o'clock. To
tu, IntprriMl In Ht A nn r?ltifh
. . . . .
j
I rreutlnl, A. M.,
l'amor, ou Wednesday morning
Sn aw. On Sunday, March W, Ruth, wife of Joseph
Shew.
The relative and Mends of the family hi respect
fully rpqnested to Attend the funeral, imm 'he resi
dence of lier husband. lsln street, near Violet
street, rorristown, on Wednesday afternoon, March
83, at 8 o'clock.
Tatioh On Friday afternoon, the lsth inttant,
Amos C. Taylor, In the Sflth yenr of his nri.
Ills relative and friends nre Invited t) attend the
funeral, from the residence of Ills brother, Henjutnln
Taylor, Willow Grove, Pa., on Wednesday looming,
March 3, at 11 o'clock.
OARPETINOS,
1870 KETA1L DEPAimiENT. jgyo
McCALLUM, CREASE & SLOAN,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IJl
C A R P ETIWCS,
Warehouse, No. 509 CHESNUT St.
Spring Importations.
KBW AND ELEGANT DESIGNS AT
Greatly Reduced Prices.
1000 PIECES ENGLISH BRUSSELS,
1000 PIECES CROSSLEY TAPESTRIES.
Most or the above are of extra quality, new styles,
private patterns and designs expressly for our trade.
Canton Matting,
English Oil Cloths.
Cocoa Mattlnqs.
IMALLUill, CREASE & SLOAN.
No. S09 CHESNUT Street,
8 8 wfm3m
PHILADELPHIA.
A.RCH STREET CARPET
WAREHOUSE.
CAIIPET INGS.
New Styles at the Reduced Bates.
BRUSSELS, 3-PLY8, INGRAIN, AND VENETIAN
CARFirriNtjiS,
At 25 per cett. lower than last season's prices.
JOSEPH BLACKWOOD,
No. 832 ARCH STREET,
8 19 2mrp Below Ninth, South Sid.
FURNITURE, ETO.
VE RILL BARLOW,
Manufacturer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer ln
CABINET FUXSXIITUXIE,
FACTORY, 1126 and 1123 CHARLOTTE Street.
Warerooms, No. 1117 CHESNUT St.,
PHILADELPHIA.
Furniture at private sale, at manufacturers' prices.
Auction Sales every Tuesday at 10 A. M.
Consignments solicited from first-class manufac
turers ana aeaiers. jui gooas warranted.
8 8 lmrp B. SCOTT, Ja., Auctioneer.
lA. ILL I AM FAR SON'S
Improved Fate it Sofa Bed
m.Vm a hand.oms Sofa and eom'nrtable Bed, with
Sprins Mattress attached, 'lhose w.nb n to eoonomize
room fcUUU U vmj nuu VAauiiu-i .uvlu ttw vu. wvwmo..w .....v-
elaas rurnilure w are rooms 01
No. U2S 8. SKCOND Street.
!. WIT.T.IAM FAKSON'S PA I'ENT EXTENSION.
TABLE FASTENING. Every table should have them
on. Tiny bold the leave firmly together when palled
about tno room. o iwmwim
UPHOLSTERY COOPS, ETO.
NOBLIT, BROWN, NOBLIT & CO.,
Nos.222 and 218 S. SECOND Street, ,
' PHILADELPHIA,
Importers, Manufacturers and Dealers in
Upholstery Goods.
Car Trimmings,
Cabinet Makers' and Undertakers'
Findings,
Swiss ar d Nottingham Curtains,
Hair Seating, Cnrled Hair Beddinsr,
ETO. ETO., 3 183m5p
Wholesale and Retail.
THE FINE ARTS.
"THE NINE MUSES"
Have Been Retained on Exhibition
AT
EARLE8' GALLERIES,
No. 816 CHESNUT STREET,
8 8 18t FOB A FEW DATS LONGER.
- F-w"T,ME
t S liLr.KlKI,
No. 1126 C1HKNNU1' Strsst,
1' PUBLIC BALK,
ABourfwe
MA.GNIF10KNT
COLOKKO PHOTOGRAPHS,
Ou tlio K.suin. of
TUUK8DAT snd kKIDAV. Mrh 24 and 83.
NOW ON KXHIHITION.
To b sold b j 0. SOO IT, J r. 11 lOrp
NEW PUBLIOATIONQ,
ALL TUU NEW HOOKS
lOR BALK AT WHOLESALE PRICES BY
PORTER & COATI2S,
Publishers and Booksellers,
Wo. saa CHESNUT Ntreet.
Oar New and Elegant
ART OiLLERT
I bow open with th finest collection of PAINTINGS
OUROMOS and KNGRAVIKUS In tbe clly. B32mwf
HATS AND OAP.
n WARBURTON'8 IMPROVED VENTL
FINANCIAL
NEW JL. O -A. IV.
City of Allegheny Six Per
Cents,
FREE OF STATE TA3
We are offering A limited a mount of this Loa
At 00 Per Cent, and Accrued
Interest.
Tbe Interest li payable first days of January nd
Jnly, ln Philadelphia, FREE C7 STATE TAX.
We recommend them aa an unquestionable so-
eurlty for Investment.
The debt of Allegheny City being comparar.Tsly
small, the security offered Is equal to that of the City
of Philadelphia, the difference ln price making them
a yery desirable and cheap security.
WI, PAINTER & CO.,
Hankers and Dealers In tiorern.
ment Securities,
. i
No. 36 South THIRD Street,
1 86 8m
PHILADELPHIA.
ANUI N U HOUSE
or
JAY COOKE & CO.,
Nos. 119 and 114 8. T1IIRU St.,
PHILADELPHIA
Dealers In Government Sesnrltles.
Old 6-20s Wanted In Exchange for New.
A Liberal Difference allowed.
Compon&d Interest Notes Wanted.
Interest Allowed on Deposit. 1
COLLECTIONS 11ADS. 8TOCE8 tought and sold
on Commission.
Special business accommodations reserved (or
ladle.
We wW receive applications for Policies of Life
Insurance ln the National Life Insurance Company
or the United States. Fall Information given at our
office. 118m
S I Xu V DE OR,
FOR SALE.
C. T. YERKES, Jr., & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
No. 20 South THIRD Street,
PHILADELPHIA ,
JLLIOTT fc DUN IV,
BANKERS .
No. 109 SOUTH THIRD STREET, :
DEALERS IN ALL GOVERNMENT SECURI
TIES, GOLD BILLS, ETC.
DRAW BILLS OP EXCHANGE AND ISSUE
COMMERCIAL LETTERS OF CREDIT ON TUB
UNION BANK OF LONDON.
ISSUE TRAVELLERS' LETTERS OF CREDIT
ON LONDON AND PARIS, available throughout
Europe.
wm collect all Coupons and Interest free of charge
for parties making their financial arrangement!
run us. .
D. C. WHARTON SMITH 8 CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Ko. 121 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
Bocoeasor to Smltta, B adolpa Oo.
Everf branob ot tho bnslnes will bav prompt attention
as heretolor.
Qnotatlon of Btoek, Govarnmont, and Gold oon.
stantly reoeWed frosa Rw York brpHvate vrirs, bom ou
friend Kdnmnd P. Ksndolun Oo.
JOHN 0. RU8HTON & CO..
No. 60 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
JIAKCH C0TJP0JTS WANTED.
O I T Y W AHRANT8
FINANCIAL.
THE UNDER8ICNED
Offer For Sale $2,000,000
OF TBI
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RR. CO.
GENERAL MORTGAGE
Six Per Cent. Bonds
At 92 and Accrued Interest to Date.
These Bonds are Coupon and Tteristcred Interest
on the former payable January ana July 1 ; on the
latter, April and October. ,
The bonds secured by this mortgage are Issued to
W1STAK MOKIUSaud JosIAH UACON, Trustee,
who cannot, under its provisions, deliver to the
Company, at any time, an amount of bond exceed
ing the full-paiil capital stock, of the Company
limited to pa, woo, ooo. i
Enough of these bonds are withheld to pay off all
ex is tint? liens upon the property of the Company, to
meet which at maturity It now holds ample means
Independently of the bonds to bo reserved by the
Trustees for that purpose, making the bonds prac
tically a iKsr MOHTUAUtt upon an its rauways,
their equipment, real estate, etc. etc.
The cross revenue of the Pennsylvania Railroad
ln 1869 wsb $17,2(50,811, or nearly twcnty-elKht per
cent, of the capital and debts of the Company at
the end of that year.
Since 1867 the dividends to the Stockholders have
averaged nearly eleven and one-half per cent, per
annum after paying interest on Us bonds and paus
ing annuauy a large amount to tne create oi con
struction account.
The security upon which the bonds are based is.
therefore, of the most ample character, and places
tnem on a par with tne very best National securities.
For further particulars apply to
Jay Cooke & Co.,
E. W. Clark & Co.,
Drexel & Co.,
C. & H. Borie, ;
IV. H. Kewbold, Son & Aertsen.
A
FlltST-CLASS HECURITY.
WE OFFER FOR 8 ALB j
$1,000,000 j
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
First Mortgage Sevens 1
AT 87K '
And Accrued Interest from October
LENGTH OF ROAD 390 MILES.
THE ROAD IS COMPLETED AND FULLY EQUIP
FED AT AH AOTUAL OOST OF OVER
516,000,000,
AND HAS PAID FROM 7 TO 8 PER CENT. DIVI
DKND8 ON ITS STOCK FOR THE PAST EIGH
TEARS.
The Honda are Coupons of $1000
ach, -M Itli lMght of Kesris,
tratlon.
8 1,200,000 of the Bonds bare been sold already (on.
party taking; $5(10,000 as a permanent in.estnient), and w
bare bnt 81,000,000 on band, wniob w offer to inTstora
A FIRST-CLASS SEC UK IT Y.
DREXEL & CO.,
Wo. 34 South THIRD Street,
7 tf4p
PHILADELPHIA
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANIES.
THIS PHILADELPHIA TRUST
SAFI3 DEPOSIT
AND INSURANCE COMPANY, :
. OFFICE AMD DCBOLAIt PnOOr VAULTS IK
T1IE PHILADELPHIA BANK BUILDING,
, No. 421 CUEbNUT STREET,
O A P I T XL, $500,000.
For SAFE-rr.F.PINO of Government Bond snd ot.hn.
Beoiibities, Family Plate, Jewelry, and other Valu
ables, unuor syeoml guarantee, at tue lowest rates. :
The Company also offer for Rent at rates varying from
Bib to wta per annum, tne renter alone Doming tne key,
SMALL SAFES IN THE BURGLAR-PROOF VAULTS
affording absolute Skcuuity against Flue, Tmurr, Bua
glaux, ana auulubht.
AH fidnoiarr ohlicstions. such as Trusts. Ottatidiam
ships, KxKOirTOBHHips, eto., will be undertaken and
fount uuy qiscnargea.
Circulars, giylnx fall details, forwarded on application '
DIRECTOR8.
Thomas Robins.
Ilenjamln K. uomegys.
Lewis R. Aflhuurst,
J. LivinKSton Krrlngor,
R. P. McUnllaKb,
Edwin M. Lewis,
.Im.iem I-- Cluhnrn.
AuKURtus ileatoD.
V. Ratchford Htarr,
Daniel Haddock, Jr.,
Edward Y. Townseud,
Hon. Wm. A. Porter.
uuuu u. xayior,
UHIUKKS.
Preeidrnl LEWIS R, ASHHUR8T.
VUe-lTendmit J. LIVINGSTON ERRINGER.
liemtarvand TrtamrerYt. P. McCULLAUH.
SulMlw-RlOUi.llO I. ASHHUOST. H 1 mth 6m
FOR SALE.
FOR SALTS, AT CHESNUT HILL, A
very desirable Residence, near dorjot andohurahes.
:'urlor. dininn-rooni. library, and two kitchens, nine bed.
rooms, batb-rooin, (IresaiiiK mnms, water-closets, and larxe
store-rooms, pantries, eto. Hot and uold water, gas, fur.
nace, etg. xerms to suit purouaser. Appiyto
K. L. BOUnlNOT.
Sawfmm" No. 418 WALNUT Btreet.
im MERCUANTVILLE. N. J. BUILDING
Jilx site for sale, nve minutes' walk from Welwood
hiution.
THIRTY MINUTES FROM FRONT AND MARKET
oTKKKTo,
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10 lm No. U7 CHESNUT Btreet, Philadelphia
TO RENT.
TO LET THE STORE PROPERTY NO.
723 Cbesnnt street, twenty Bv fet front, on. ban
dred and fortF-flv. feet deep to Bennett street Back
buildings fiy stories high. Possession May I, 1870. Ad
drs THOMAS & FLETCHER,
UlUtf peLanoo,N.J.
Tf 1H"TTIIW TITWirn'.HTnPV rutpk
Wl ,TT V JA .HU kAWA.A
Dwellinc. No. 655 North Twelfth street, abor
ailaoe. 'J'hrea .ton duulila bsuk boildioss. with all
modern conveniences oomplet. Reut, $bM0. inqnire oa
premises. 1 iWtf
FOR RENT A
LARGE STORE AND
Dwelling, No; 1318 Ridge avenue, newly ntted nn
with all modern ennvenieaoes.
Apply to
L a. PRIOi
No. UN. SEVENTH brreet.
MERCANTILE LIBRARY, TENTH ABOVE
Chesnut. Lecture Hall to let. Also a room aooom
modating twenty persons. IK it
REAL. ESTATE AOENT.
FRED. SYLVESTER,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
mo. 908 Soutli FOURTH Street,
FOURTH EDITION
AFFAIRS ON THE BORDER.
Insecurity of Life nnd Property,
A Texas Custom IIouso Robbed
The 2 a i 1 c y Defalcation.
from WAsnmaTOJi.
Robbery or a Huston Hoaae.
Dttpatch to the Associated Yen.
Washington, March 21. Tho Collector of
Customs at Saredo, Texas, reports to the Secre
tary of the Treasury that on tho night of Feb
ruary 5 the Custom IIouso at that port was
entered by burglars, And some private property
stolen. The object was to steal Government
funds, but Bluce a former robbery of his office
they have been kept in the Deputy Collector'
dwelling house, and tho Government suffered
no loss. The report says the frontier Is fall of
lawless characters, nnd escape Is - easy aftor
committing doprcdatlons. Several robberies
have been committed upon tho Custom House.
Admiral Poor.
The Navy Department has received advices
that Admiral Poor would leave Port-arl-Prlnco
for Havana, and it Is thought he Is now at tho
latter port.
The Bailey' Defalcation.
The Internal Revenue Ofilce Is making every
offort to ferret out the extont of the frauds of
Deputy Collector Bailey. Deputy Commissioner
Douglass left here to-day to take entire charge
of the examination. During the pcesence of
Messrs. Douglass, Farnell, and John Delano, of
the Commissioner's ofilce, at New York, Su
pervisor Dwyer, of Ohio, Is assisting Commis
sioner Delano in his duties.
The Vote oa Bradlev.
The vote on liradlev's cenilrmatloa was 43
against 9.
Additional Nomination..
Tbe following nominations were sent In to-day :-.
Robert F. Catterson to be United atate Marshal for
tbe Eastern District of Arkansas; Lieutenant-Com
mander Montgomery SI card to be commander;
Jesiah A. htanton to be assistant paymaster ; Cap
tain and Brevet Major James Fornej to be brevet
iiuuienant-coiooei in marine corps.
Han Uoinlnao.
Special Dtspatch to The Evening Telegraph.
There is a rumor that the San Domingo treaty
will also bo debated to-day. General Parter
and General Dont, of the President's staff, are at
the Capitol working, it Is said, for San Do
mingo. .
The TwIkk Swords.
Miss Rowona Florence, who sued General
Butler to obtain possession of two swords for
merly the property of General Twiggs, has peti
tioned the Secretary of the Treasury for the
return of the swords. Butler says this don't
look much as if he had stolen them, as was
alleged.
The Fnodlnc BUI.
The Ways and Means Committee did not take
up the Funding bill at its meeting to-day, but
considered tho Revenue bill. There is a good
de il of division among members ot the com
mittee about the Funding bill, and it looks as if
an early report would sot be made.
C OIVURES H,
Senate.
Continued from the Second Edition.
When tne doors were opened various flonatora
presented petitions, memorials, etc, on dlltVront
subjects, which were appropriately referred.
Mr. Abbott, from the Committee on Military Af
fairs, reporttd a bill, which was passed, providing
for tbe distribution of arms among the Southern
States according to their quota uuder existing laws.
Tbe bill Introduced by Mr. Carpenter, at an early
period of to-day's proceedings, was reported back
find passed. ,
Mr. Conkling gave notice that he would to-morrow
ask the Benute to proceed to the consideration of
the question of privilege, namely, the report from
the Committee on the Judiciary, adverse to General
Ames, Senator elect from Mississippi.
Mr. Morton (Ind.) thought tbe matter ought to be
disposed of at once.
Mr. Flamlln was disposed to accord the courtesy
to the committee of proceeding with the case to
morrow. After a conversation between Mesars. Morton,
Conkling, and Carpenter, the question went over till
to-morrow.
Tbe Senate resumed the consideration ot the
Georgia bill. , .
House. '
Continued from the Third Edition.
Mr. Dawes (Mass.), from the Committee on Ap.
proprlatlons, reported a bill appropriating 20,ooo to
the Bisters of "Oar Lady of Mercy, "In Charlustown,
south Carolina, for the purpose of rebuilding their
Orphan Asylum, in consideration of the services
rendered by those sister to the sick and wounded
Union olllcers and soldiers, while that city waa
under bombardment during the wur, the money to
he expended under the direction of Sister M.
Mr. Benjamin (Mo.) made the point of order that,
as the bill made an appropriation, It muat be drat
considered ln Committee of tbe Whole.
Tbe Speaker sustained the point of order.
Mr. Dawes moved to suspend the rules to have it
considered In tho Douse aud passed.
The rules were suspended and the bill was passed.
Yeas, 110; nays, 40.
Bills were introduced and referred as follows:
By Mr. Negley, to promote commerce among the
States, and to cheapen the transportation of malls
and military stores, etc.
By Mr. Oetz, relative to the Income tax on pro
ceeds of building aud savings associations.
By Mr. Clarke, explanatory of the tenth article of
the treaty with the Shawnees, of February 23, 1JT.
Mr. Bntler (Mass.), from the Judiciary Committee,
reported a bi 1 to facilitate tbe administration of
Justice In the State of Texas, reciting that the United
Mates District Judge for the Eastern District of
Texas, Judge Natrous, Is incapaclated by sloknesn
and paralysis from performtng the duties of tue
oillcc, und providing that on his resignation his sa
lary is to be coutluuetl during life. Passed.
FROM EUROPE.
KhlD New.
By the Anglo-American Cable.
Liverpool, March 21 Ship Mlchaet Hutchinson,
just arrived from San Francisco, sunk ln this harbor
to-day. 1
Great Billiard Match.
London, March 21. W. Cook, Jr., played KoberU
at billiards at Preston ou Saturday nigtiu llie
former won easily, the score standing at tbe finish
Cook, 1U0O; and Itob.rts, eu. ,
The Yacbtln Uontest.
. Ashbury, owner of tbe English yacht Cambria,
writes to tbe Timet to-day, criticizing the objections
of Mr. Douglass, of the bappho, to a channel race,
lie says ln a transatlantic race size and power would
lellln favor of bis American competitor, and also
announces his refusal to stake money ln any race.
FROM MEW YORK.
Collector IJallev.
New Yokx, March 81. Chikls, Collector Bailey's
chief deputy, who was arrested on Saturday nigau
for supposed complicity with Bailey's alleged defal
cation, was released ou Dau iu-uj. h
n.u nfitnn nn (v,iur KixHt is reauisite for an investi
gation Into the affairs of the department.
Mr. nan, jueituiy voneciui, umm. .t- v. -
counts of the office so far as investigated have been
found correst. The money aocouut is now being
examined' Sud It Is In that, i anywhere, that defal
cation is to be discovered.
FROM THE SOUTH.
The Klrnuiwnd Trouble. ,
RICHMOND, a., sureu ii,-aihiu ure quiet to
day In last nlgnt s skirmisn oniy oue coiorea man
f".'.K uiiimton. was In lured, he belmrshnt In th
If
.hn.,i.ir. Killson has entire control of taeclsf.
Cahoon has only half a dozen men ln the Third
NiHtinu House, and there appears to be no further
daDger of conflict. The mol around the TU.ird.Stsv.
U0U UBS umrinr;u.
in:i g'viovi.
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9irp PUILADELPUtA.