THK DAILY EVENING TELKGKAPH PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, MAKOU 20, 1870.
now utile mxrr cave out
ALL lilUUT.
BY FRANK B. STOCKTON.
There were ouco two little fuiriox. vry
iiiiall outs (of thit kind ib.it are jmt litf
enough to rule upon iniUurlliafi,), wlio were
named Inty Mid Minly. luly wa a Loy, and
Miuty wan a girl fairy, and thoy were both,
gunirully (jreitt fritudu with eiioli other, and
very liuppy. One clay hey weut out into the
woods to nee whether the honeynuokltn were
out jut. TlieHe Ho worn are great favorites
With the fuirieH, and the honey from one of
them in enough for a fairy's mipper, which,
lon't amount to much, you know. Well,
these two little things went wandering away,
over so fur, until they oiuuo to a brook that
was bubbling and nulling along juntas fast
as it eould go. There was a little br.iach of a
tree ljiDir across it, and Iuty thought that
thoy could cross on it; little Mmty was
afraid, but hhe allowed herself to be coaxed.
io they both walked over the water ou the
branch, and they both (dipped, of coarse, and
pop into the brook they went. Poor little
Miuty was carried away by the, rushing water,
and (the was so frightened and so nearly
drowned that she could not call out, nor did
whe see anything of Inty. Every minute she
expected loniuk beneath the waves, aud when
slio paired near a little reed or a blade of
grass on the shore, she would grasp at it, but
they all broke off, or else she could not reach
them. At length she came to a lilv growing
by the Lrookside, which had a large bud on
the top of a long stalk.
There had been a ntorin the night before,
aDd the lily hail been eo bent down by the
heavy rain that the bud now lay iu the water.
As she came near this, Mmty clutched at it,
and this time she held ou tiglit, aud the srift
brook could not carry her any further. Bat
she was in the water yet, and ho chilled aud
wet that she thought every minute she would
be obliged to let go aud be drowned, lint
the sun, which had been under the clouds
nearly all the morning, now came out warm
and bright, and the lily-stalk straightened
itself up as the sun shone ou it, and it lifted
little Mmty out of the water, and high up
into the air. Now, everything was go bright
and botuitii'nl in the' warm summer air th.it
the bud thought it might as well open, and
eo it did. Then Miuty, she got inside and
took off her wet clothes and hung them over
the side to drj', aud cuddled her little white
self all up iu the bottom of the flower until
they wove roady to put on. When she had
dressed herself again, there came a bumble
bee looking in. He di 1 not see Minty, who
hid herself behind a petal, but in ha cam,
and took all tho yellow btutf he could find to
carry home and make honey out of it. Minty
wasn't afraid of Liin, because, he had a white
spot on his head, aud that is the kind th it
never hting. So whun he turned to go Minty
jwt got on his back behind his wings, and
away they weut, up into the sweet-smelling
air. Tho old bumble-bee went along very
well for a little while, aud then he began to
think that his honey-hags were unusually
heavy, and tio ho looked around, and there
wris a fairy !
lie didn't say a word, and poor Minty, who
was afraid ho would make her get off before
she got home, was very glad to see that he
kept straight on, all the same as if she hadn't
been there. Minty never wont so far from
homo by herself, aud she didn't know but that
there might be other dreadful brooks to cross,
and what would she do tliun if the bee should
put her down? She kntv. )m would take her
near home, for she . had leimmbered his face
very well, as soon as he im nuinto the lily. Hi
same was Briar, and ho lived in an old I04
near where Minty's home was. But the oil
bee did not go straight to his log. lie stopped
over a long fenoe-rail that lay by the side of
a wall, and buzzed about there for some
minutes. At length he found what he was
looking for, and eo he came down close to
the log, where a colony of bees used to live,
And which was full of round holes that they
Lad bored, about big enough to put your
little linger in, and when he got just over
one of these round boles he let dova the
lower part of his back (where there in a
hinge, you know), and poor Minty slipped
off and went straight into the hole iu the
fence-rail. Then old Briar be sat down
over the hole and commenced buzzing
just as loud as be could. Directly there came
to him ever so many other bees, and he told
them what had happened. "You see," said
he, "this sort of thing has got to be stopped,
or we shall have them riding on behind nt
11 the time. It isn't as if we were the idle
butterflies, and fit for nothing else than to
carry these fairies about wherever they waut
to go. I move we make an example of this
one."
Make an example of poor little Minty, in
deed! who had never done saoh a thing be
fore, and would never have done it again had
they told her they didn't like it. But they
did make an example of her; for they seut for
a mean old mud-wasp, named Wire, to plaster
up the hole, and he just went to work aud
plastered it up, and there was poor little
Minty shut up in the rail.
As for Inty, he fell on a spatterdock and
didn't get wet at nil, but he didn't see where
Minty went, and he was in a terrible way.
lie .ran all around the edge of the spatter
dock, but he couldn't gt oil", aud 1 don't
know what would have become of him (for
ho conlt'.n't swim) if a turtle, who kept a
ferry a little way above, had not heard his
cries, nud pnttiDg off, paddled down to him,
and taking him aboard carried him to shore.
There Inty called his friends, and they
searched nil along the shore for
Minty, but they could see no sign
of her anywhere. So thoy thought that the
current must have carried her a gojl
way down, and as they wished to go as fast as
possible after her, hoping she might have
floated on something, they chartered the tur
tle, and getting on board us quickly as possi
ble, were soon paddling swiftly down the
ktrenm. The turtle, whose name was Come,
had a different name for his bIioII. He called
it the "Three Geese," becanso he actually
thought thnt it was as big as three geese,
whereas really it was much smaller than one.
But even very good people are often very vain
about what is all their own. They went down
the brook at a rapid rate, and as the ferry
boat was flat-bottomed and bad no keel, thy
could co over the falls and even clumnuil
over little rocks sometimes, although evry
bodv on deck had to take care then that they
didn't get jolted off. But although the whole
of them, as well as as tho turtlo himself (who
was both pilot and engineer), looked all over
the water and ai, along me snore, tuoy cmui
see nothing of Minty, and concluded she
luust have sunk to the bottom. If they had
known fibe was safe in the lily that they
mused, how happv thev would all u.ve been
As they were about to give up the search in
1....nnir thev were rinilmi hv a dwarf about a
foot high, who was sitting on the shore eating
apple-seeds, lie wanted to know wtiat mey
were after, so they told him. The dwarf, who
was called Limberlock, on account of his long,
looso bnh told them tbey had better oome
ashore, "Ml perhaps he could do soiuethiug
forthrm. Ho Corno, he steered into a little
cove, and they all got off and listened to what
Limb. Hock had to n.iy. He told them that he
had s en a lot of bumblebees and a wasp very
ciiictully fdiiittii.g up a fairy iu a fenuo rail,
lie would Lave inte rfered, but suppo ting it
hs h)1 li(;lit, pt-rhxps a sentence of the fnirioi
the tin-elvt-H, lin concluded it would be better
for him to tnind bis own business. But ns it
might have been liMlo Minty, he would try and
show 1 1, tin where it hsppened. Accordingly,
he led the wny and all the fairies followed,
slid even old (Jorno, the turtle, got his boat
ashore and came after the rest, although a
fcood wny behind. When the' dwarf reached
the old wall be saw a good many fence-rails
ljing about, and he eould not tell whioh was
the prip r one. He saw a wasp, whom he re
cognized as Wire, engaged in plastering up a
Muni r of holes, evidently to mislead any one
ho should come to look for Miuty. do the
dwarf bestt-pped up softly and gave the waip
a ship with his hat that settled him. At the
noise this ninde a bumblebee stuck his head
out of anoiher hole. It was Briar. The
dwarf knew him in a minute, aud seized him
by the head before he could draw back. He
carried him to where the fairies were soratoh-
ing at the plaster over various holes, and
cHlling all the time to Minty, aud told him
thst it he did not immediately point out the
hole where the little fairy was he would
stint cze him to death. So old Briar had to
do it; and the plaster eame off that hole quick
enough, I tell jon. But Minty did not come
out. She was frightened, and thonght that
whoever was scratching above there must be
a wai-p or a bee; so she sat trembling at the
very bottom of the hole.
A cousin of hers named Cutety, who was
vt ry sensible, and who was sure that she was
alive when the dwarf saw her, dropped in,
pro 1 osrd that they should all sing some song
that she would hear, and which would assure
her that her friends were near. So they all
stood in a half-circle the dwarf, the fairies,
the turtle, aud even the old bumblebee, who
began to be ashamed of what he hud done
snd tht-y ssiig:
' Inty, Minty, Cutety, Corae,
Aiple-8eeils ami briar thorn,
W ire, Urlur, Llmlierlock,
Three geese In a flock,
O, U, T,
Out conies she."
And out she came
M. Humbert, the Swiss Minister at Jeddo,
has lately published some aixusing details of
the domestic life of the Japanese. In Japan
lrsrringe is the universal habit. Almost the
only exceptions are to be found in the case of
Oi llain monast ic orders And among the ladies
in attendance upon the Empress. Men marry
ut about twenty and women at fifteen years
of age, but except in the Buddhist sects the
act is marked by no religious ceremony.
Among the presents displayed is always to be
Men a flouble-lipped vase. At a given
in lrei.i one 01 tne DrMesuiuids advances,
lilJh it with aki, aud presents it alternately to
tl v bridegroom and bride until the goblet is
implied. Under this symbol the idea is con
vejtd that together the husband and wife must
diiiik the cup of conjugal life to the dregs
whether it be filled with ambrosia or with
gi ll. Japanese mothers have greater autho
rity over their children than their fathers,
nil d the rights of women are so far recog
nized iu the country that a woman has wielded
the septre of the Mikados. But to return to
the home life. The law of the country in
Hsts that each child shall be daily exposed
to the air without clothes and with its head
shaved, and in spite of both rain aud sun.
Liming infancy the child's ordinary playmates
are a I at, short-legged dog, aud fatter tail
less cat. Instruction is never forced upon
either parents or children; it is supposed to
lecoineoeiid itself naturally by its own in
tiiuwic merits; and every man and woman
throughout the empire is able to read, write,
and cipher. The thirtieth day after birth
every citizen receives his first name; on at
taining his majority he takes a second; a
third on his marriage; a fourth on being in
vested with any public function, which he
changes upon attainiug each higher grade,
sud so ou to the name given to him after his
death. The lust is engraved on his tomb,
and he is by it known to all succeeding gene
ral ici;.
GOVERNMENT SALES.
IATON
ROUGE ARSENAL. LOUISIANA.
AJ
Baton Kouuk, La.
Iu compliance with instructions from the Neoia-
taij of V r there will lie a Public Auctiou hold at
this ArM iiul, commencing on the jfBtli 01 April, 1870,
uiiil contlniiiiiK until the following described Ord
nance uut Uroiittiice stores will lie sold.
Tube tllv,red at BATON ROUOB AKSENAL, La,
4'J lironze I annou, weighliiK Atiout 13 tons.
itM c uki iron e'annon, wuitfhtuir about fiuu tons,
vu S.(eel t amioii, wt lulling" aUout 4 tons,
t-i o 'I'oi.h 01 hhot and bnell.
VM 'l'onn Ol J H'l.
ltd Toiih ol tic rap Iron (wrought and cast),
is Aruller.v Carriages and their Limbers,
ft Travelling Korgpg and tlmir Limners.
6 Duller U agouH aud their J Imburs.
611 .-el.t Double llaniem (urllliery).
Uiii FauliiiH and Tarpaulins.
lUi.tx u l'oiu.ilH t'owder, of various kinds.
.thj e avail. v Minniea.
b,oeu Siaihiie blHiikets (red and gray),
i w v aterlng bridles.
V:.n ( 111b linolcH.
4' 0 Ivofce hugs,
is Iron blocks (quadruple, treble, and double).
1H Lilting Jacks.
2,iiii Trace (lor wheel aud lead horses),
lii.ei 11 Poiindb lloihc tsiioca,
lr.oui " l'.ar iron,
ii.tuu " MuloMhoca
i.t.io " Hoiho Mine Nulla.
B,((0 " harness Leather.
4b Sides Hridle Leather.
'.i, 1 11 I'i 111. (In r-Ji'pnig 1 apcr.
::il I'm table Ki lyi B.
l-.ft l ei t Leather Helling.
'iVi Keet Rubber Helling.
1 (, 1,0 l ixMl'K boxes.
Also, a largo asortmeut of articles for Tlorse
Hiiipiuciit, as well ax niucKNiiiltlis, Carpenters,
b.iiieiciK, Tumi m, and Armorers lools of the moat
t l'i VI d bltrriJS.
To he delivered at S'OKT JACKSON, La.
i'. ( tist Lou ( aunou, weighing about 250 tuns.
U- toiiri of Shot and Mluil.
vn ti ns of roiiglit lion (Hcrap).
U lens ol l abt Lou (scrup).
To be delivered at ioUT ST. PHILIP, La.
!!4 Cum Iron I uniion, weighing about 100 tuua.
s Ions of Miot ami t-liell
fi tons of Vi relight bc.ru p Iron.
6 tons of 1'ant bcrap lrou.
To ti.Mli livered ut KORT PIKE, La.
1 ircti.c ( mitn'ii, welching uliouttfoo pounds.
IU iot lion I uiiiioii, weiKtilutC about 111 tons.
it 'idiib ol Miul mid .-hi. II.
To be ih-Hvered at SHIP ISLAND, Miss.
4M l'ouiulB or Kliot aud Biiell, wetghlug about
10,((0 pound.
'I H:JI8 CASH Ten per cent, on the d iv of sale,
bi o i Im ri ioaiiMtci' hen the propi-rty In delivered.
'Il.niv iIiijh wl 1 Im allowed for the reuiovul of
hu j (iidhunce. All f tlier stores will be required
to in- r'uiuv-d wl'liln teu ltt8 from the clone of
bbl"'.
1'HHoiiH dt-hliltiK cataioiigcH of the article to he
noli i cm n iiii on ilit-iu by application eitlu r In per
hi.ii i i l y IrtbT to tut: I'liiel ol Ordnance, U. ti. A.,
Y i.i-Illusion, Li. (J., or at this ArHeiml.
J. W. TOI1D,
Major Ord. Dep't. II. 8. V.,
Chief of Ord. I)i p't of La.,
R ii ot C(iiiniK. liatou ltoujfe Arsemd, La.
CAM UK L HMJTH & CO., No. 4 8. 8KVENTH
htrt, 8TKAM AND OA8 FITTKItH AND
PI I MI-UKS, Tnl, rit.tiucn.uid BrMiWork uansUutl
CO nnnn
f II wnrk Dinnint If ttnilMl to.
Jlimd 1'nlio lor llwiiaWii LoU Inrnlcbed.
U
FINANCIAL
UNDERSIGNED
Offer For Sale $2,000,000
OK THB
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RR. CO.
GENERAL MORTGAGE
Six Per Cent. Bonds
At 92 and Interest added to Date of
Purchase
Aii free from State tax, and Issued In sums of $1000.
These Bnnrtfl are Coupon and Registered Interest
on the former payable January ami July l; ou the
latter, April and October.
1 lie rxmilH omMireii hv this mortfrAtre are Uannil tn
W1STAR MOKKI8and JoSIAH HACOX, Trustees,
mo can doi, unner us prnvimous, uenver to ine
onipaiiy, at an,v time, an amount of hondt exceed
ing the full-paid capital stock ol the Company
limited to :if,ew,0oo.
Enough of these bonds are withhold to pay off all
exlsrli g iicuh upon the property of the Company, to
meet wmcn at uiaturiry it now minis ample meant
liKleueudeiitlv of the bonds to be reserved bv the
Trustees for that purpose, making the bonds prac
tically a FIRST MORTGAGE upon all Its railways,
their equipment, real estate, etc. etc.
i ne gross revenue or tne rennsyivania jtauroaa
In 18W W8S $i",no,811, or nearly twenty-eight per
ent, of the capital and debts of tne Company at
the cud of thut yeiir.
Since 1857 the dividends to the Stockholders have
averaged nearly eleven and one-half per cent, per
annum after paying interest on its Dondfl and pass
ing annually a large amount to tho credit of con-Btru-tlou
account.
The security upon which the bonds are based in.
therefore, of the most ample character, and places
them on a par with the very best National securities.
t or farmer particulars apply to
Jay Cooko & Co.,
E. W. Clark & Co.,
Prexel & Co.,
C. & II. Borie,
W. H. Ncwbold, Son & Aertsen.
NEW LOAN.
City of Allegheny Six Per
Cents,
FXiZSXS OF STATE TA2
We are offering a limited moant of tola Loa
At SO Per Cent, and Accrued
Interest.
The Interest 1b payable first daya of January and
July, in Philadelphia, FKEK CP STATU TAX
WereoommeDd them aa an unquestionable se
curity for investment.
The debt of Allegheny City being comparatively
small, the Recurlty offered Is equal to that of the City
of Philadelphia, the difference In price making them
a very desirablo and cheap aecorlty.
WI, PAINTER & CO.,
Hankers and Iealer In Oorern
ment Securities,
No. 36 South THIRD Street,
1 26 8m
PHILADELPHIA.
B
A. It K I W
HOUSE
or
JAY COOKE & CO.,
No. 119 and 114 8, THIRD St.,
PHILADELPHIA.
Dealers In Government Securities.
Old 6-sos Wanted In Exchange for New.
A Liberal Difference allowed.
Compound Interest Notes Wanted.
Interest Allowed on Deposits.
COLLECTIONS MADE,
on Commission.
STOCKS tonght and sold
Special
ladles.
business accommodations reserved for
We will receive applications for Polloles of Life
Insurance In tne National Life Insurance Company
of the United States. Full Information given at our
otneo. 1 1 8m
S X Xj "V 13 U
FOR SALE.
C. T. YERKES, Jr., & CO.,
BANKE113 AND BltOKEBS,
No. 20 South THIRD Street,
4 21
PHILADELPHIA.
FINANCIAL..
or TO!
Chicago, Danville aci Ytanes
XIAILZIOAD CO.
CrON EXAMINATION WILL BE FOUND TO OB
The Cheapest and the Best
Yet Offered to tho Public.
THIS WILL BE BORNE OCT BY
The rich country the Road traverses,
with ite agricultural and mineral re
sources; The cash subscribed to the Capital
Stock;
The excellence of the 65 miles already
built, and its full equipment;
The plans completed and money ex
pended for vigorous finishing of the
Line in the Spring;
The excessive earnings to accrue from
the completion of the whole line;
The ample Sinking Fund for the cer
tain redemption of the Bonds;
The very liberal interest, running
over a term of 40 years;
The security afforded by Registry;
The Mortgage covering the entire
Road, Equipment, Franchises, and all
Property, present and future Indeed
the security of twice the amount of
Bonds issued;
The low currency price they are now
offered at.
All this is verified in detail in the
complete Pamphlet, which can be had
of us.
We KNOW these Bonds to be good, and we
know the character and capacity of the Com
pany's estimates can be implicitly relied upon
to give these Bonds the highest standard. We
therefore freely and fully recommend them.
W. BAILEY LANG & CO.,
MERCHANTS,
Ho. 54 CLIFF Street, Hew York,
Agents for the sale of the Bonds,
We have these Bonds at 95 and ACCRUED
INTEREST, and heartily recommend them to
our friends and the public.
DE HAVEN & BRO.,
No. 40 South THIRD Street.
BSstuthlmip
PniL&DKLPIIIA.
A RELIABLE HOME INVESTMENT.
C 1000,000
Fir.t
Mortgage
Per Cent.
Sinking
Fund 7
GOLD BONDS
OF TBI
Fredericksburg and Gordonsville Sail-
road Company, of Virginia.
Principal and Interest Payable
In Coin,
Free of U. S. Government Tax.
Tha road ia alxtr-two miles Ions, oonneotins Ifredarioka
bam, via Oranpe Cuurt House, mtb Uharlo i-nlle,whioh
la tue poini oi junouoo or iuuuHpsiieaa iraio Kail
roaii to tbe Obio rirer. and tbe enon.ioo of the Oranire
and Alexandria nauroaa to i.jocuuurR. it torma tue
atioiti'ft oonnectiDK link in tne ayatern ot roads loading to
tbe entire rioutb, twnibwest. and Wwit, to tbe Ptcitio
OofRn. It pauses through a liun aeoiion of the Shenandoah
Val ley, the local tratlioof whion alone will support the
road, and it niunt command an abundant snare ol throutrh
trudn. fiom tbe fact of ita being a SHOKl' OUT TO
TllHVVATiK UK TMK nilOMtU AT 111 K
VAH'IHKST INLAND POINT WHKRK DKKP
WATKH H'S HKAYI BHimUH IIAN fllUNU
ON WHOIK LKNtlTH OK THK ATLANTI) OOAST.
1'rutn (jiisrinitKaviiin tn tiaewater vj tins route tne ois-j.n.-M
Im 411 milha lesa than via Alexandria: Kfi uiiIms Ihu
than via rtiubmond and West Point; 124 miles leas than
vin Worloia.
Tim mnrisBS is nraitea to hio.wu per mile OI oomDletea
and tquiper rad (the alimaied nost of the road to tbe
C' ni any, lumishnd and equipped, will exoeed ;tU(KI0 per
milo, thus (rivitid the bondhol'ieraan nnoaual margin, the
bended debt ot the other Virginia roads being from 42u,0Uu
tO Rl.OtU Per HIIIBJ.UU IB ihudh iu
THE 1' ARM r Kb' LOAN ANI TRUST OOHPANV
THK BOMUMOLUKRA.
.nrl thn arrnritv is iiist-olacain ever? resueot.
A bINKINU I'UNU is alio pmviiioil, whioh will rednee
the principal ot tee dent i wu iniKus or ua entire
aiM'Unt III BUf.uv. w iu. ' J mw
v kjtvp invHMtitfuted the advantaorMa of tins Railraad
and tneuioruaor ids mwi prise, inn nonnuvuiiy reoom
tutnd these bonds to our rn tomets ana tne puniio.
VrtAivr. D rvi. i a nnn, nanaors.
No. IB Broad street. Mew Vorlr.
A limitnd nnmborot the Bondsliuued in denominations
of trim and nm-W'isre onerea at ana intereat irom
WdTetnlitT 1. in currency, anu ar inis pn e are tue
OHKAPfcbT UM1 INTHHKNT BH: A KING BEOURI-
l r.n ii i nr. nnnivni.
Maps and Pamphlets, whioh explain eatiifacUrity every
nituf inn inut can uossiiiiy oe raiaea Dts oartr aeeaiag a
sut- and prontable investment, will lurmauea on apil.
oatton.
SAMUEL WORK.
BANKER,
85 South TIUII1 Street,
PUILADKLPHIA. 8 Minth
JOHN 8. RU8HTON &
CO..
No. 60 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
MAKCH COUPONS WANTED.
CITY WAltllANTH
1 6 Bill
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
D
it K X IS O.
No. 34 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
Amorloiiu nud JToroin
BANKERH,
lSSTJB DRAFTS AND CIRCULAR LETTERS OF
CREDIT available on presentation In any part of
K.irop.
TTavnlieri can maka all their financial arrange,
rtenu lhrough us, and we will oolleot their Interest
and dltidmids Mhimt cnarga
Dkkisj, winthhois;Co.,Dbuili Babjiu Co.
Mfw Vora. I Prt. t3l
FIN AN Ol AL.
CITY WARRANTS
Bought and Sold.
DE HA YEN & BM
No. 40 South THIRD fttroot.
rHILADELPQlJ,
E
LLIOTT
BANKERS
Ho. 109 SOUTH THIRD STREET, '
DBALEK8 IN ALL GOVERNMENT 8KCURI-
TIES, UOLD BILLS, ETC
DRAW BILLS OF EXCHANGE AND ISSUE
COMMERCIAL LETTERS OF CREDIT ON THE
UNION BANK OF LONDON.
ISSUE TRAVELLERS' LETTERS OF CREDIT
ON LONDON AND PARIS, available throughout
Europe.
Will collect all Coupon! and Interest free of cn&rgt
for parties making their financial arnuurementa
with ua. 4MC
0. C. WHARTON SMITH & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Ko. 121 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
BoooMaora to Smith. B adolph t Oo,
Ktsit bnnca ut the boiiiiMi will hav prompt atUatloa
u baratolor.
Qnotatloo of Btoeki. UoreramanU, and Gold ei
tantbr reoeiTed from Kaw York brprim Wirt, boa eat
friends. Kdmood tl. BandolDh Ua
8. PETERSON ft CO.,
8TOCK BROKERS,
No. 30 Soutb THIRD Street.
ADVANCES
HADE ON GOOD
PAPER.
COLLATERAL
Host complete facilities' for Collecting Maturing
Country Obligations at low coat.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS. 1 W
G
Lisivuirvnirvti., iavis Ac co.,
No. 48 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
GLENDINN1NG, DAVIS & AMORT,
Ko. 2 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK.
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
Receive deposits subject to check, allow Interest
on standing and temporary balances, and execute
orders promptly for the purchase and sale of
STOCKS, BONUS and GOLD, In either city.
Direct telegraph communication from Philadelphia
house to New York. 1 a
B. K. JAMISON & CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO
r JP. KELLY & CO,
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN
Geld, Silver, and Government Bond
At Clone Market Itates,
N. W. Cor. TEIBD and CHESNUT SU.
Special attention (riven to COMMISSION ORDERS
tn New York and Philadelphia Stork Boards, eto,
etc. 5
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANIES.
T
MIK rillLADELPIIIA TKUST
NAFI'i li:iONlT
AND INNL'UANCB CO.MPANV,
OFFICE AND BUKULiB PnOOr VAULTS IN
TUK PHILADELPHIA BANK BUILDING,
Mo. 421 CHKbNUT KTKKKT.
O A P I t"aL, $500,000.
For Safk-kkkpino of Oovbhnmrnt Bonds and other
BK(TUlTir, Family Platk, Jkwklbt, and other VALO
AULAB, under special guarantee, at the lowoet rates.
The Cnmnanv also offer for Rent at rates varying from
616 to 76 per annum, tbe renter alone holding the key.
BM ALL SAFES IN THK BURGLAR-PROOF VAULTS
affording absolute SkoukitI against Flint. Tnarr, Bua
OLAbV.and A coin ANT.
All fiduciary obllgatlone. auoh aa Tbcsth, OnARDlAW
RHii'H, Kin UTOhhHim, eto., wiu d. unueruuten ana
faithlully diaoharged.
Oiroulars, giving full details, forwarded on application
DIRECTORS.
Thomas Robins,
Lewia R. Aahhurat,
rienjamin d. uomegya.
Augustus lieatou.
J. Livingston Krringer,
F, Ratchford titarr,
Daniel Haddock, Jr.,
Kdward Y. Townsend,
.llin II Tawln
K. r. ftieuuuugu,
Kdwln M. Lewia.
Jainea L. Ulaghorn,
Hon. Wm. A. Porter.
urritjitrin.
PreiVle(-LRVIS R, AHHHUR3T.
FierYrid.U-J. LIVINOKI'ON KRRINOKR,
firrre'ury urn rrMunirirr-Il. P. Mot ULLAOH.
Mi'irt'or R IOH A KD I.. ASHHUUST. H l mth 8m
LOST,
K( REWARD. LOST ON FRIDAY OR
rTrU SATURDAY, lHthorlWhof March,. PO0KKT
liOOK, containing about eighty hve or ninety dollars ia
money, and notea of hand, aa follows; ...
(Ine for ltiO0, drawn bv Samuel and tlnarlea Lamb,
' One for ibao, drawn by Ttiom.s Pierce,
One for $4UU, drawn by William Stiliiuan,
One lor JilOO, drawn by Marshall Atmoie,
and several others. Nenie of David S. Nawbold, the
owner, waa en the pocket-book. Return the aaine to
CHAR I F:K H. Willi K.OHioeof The Kvea ing Telegraph,
No. IMS. THIRD Street, between tho hours of In
and receive reward. 8 22tutLat
ADO f ION SALES."
THD1AH A feONtt, NtiS. 1SU AND 141
B. HIK1U MliRKT.
Bsls t tha ( ctitral (katin Park, Fifteenth and W.'
irtAMf r.miiMNCH, riA0r'ivr.(s and wxtkr.
i iri-f, ir r i i i ti.hi(;iiaii8, SlOVRS. blCNJil.
Km Minilir Mornina,
day, A pi II
r?Iwni.l'l,l!if."'.'.t .W- cm mr Twelfth and Jefferana sa.
S J Ot. K AhV ilXI'liKKN OF , PKoVloIu Bl'Otti
. , " 1'teinlav M'iruing,
a'arcna.'. ai i rfwiiv .ri , MM.H .i T.i.ft.
ardjdlrraon t ri, .in..ucli an 1 Hnnnn. ..mn....
aigeireairacli. luarblo tnp meat table, marblctop , r
balance st ales, three cuuuUr acalaa. rul,,r winr i
kct. barki'ts, ilo. "
Also, birgi aign,
1 he tixtttrra were made to order. I i u
lut a abort time. IJriit.sl
SAI.F OK FPAt. KSrATK AMI T()I!KS
Varb iai. at l'Jo'oioi k. noon, at the Kni... 'm i
I (IM MFIIUK. No 51T-Va:uil.le r-lore.
IKN'I II, No (Hi (Hoiitbl-.vioilern Ksdence
(.HuL NI) KKNlH-4- an I i Ha a yenr.
M'.' Ml. tior. l'Jnnd 14(Ma.h)H Hiirlt Stores.
KVNT CO.. Holwiin-n ract,7-'ii Acres.
'I At-'KMt, Nos li ai. li 2m and I(i8 New Dwellings.
WAI.lAi K. No. Ilia-M.Hiem heaidence.
HUM'1 1KM11, N -. Iti (IS.mth)-Modern Mesirtenoe.
MAN H'HIKi' (erninntown Klegsnt Residence.
1MICK, No. VS., Valu bio Hoiel.
ATUU, CAMDKN COUNTY. N. J. Uountrr Plana. 10
act as.
Vitxbarea Varmonl tirntrnl Vailroad Co.
b absres Ntentinviiln and Indiana Hnllmad, Common.
9abnrea Homestead Liln Inuranoo Ou.
la' al airs r e-nn ii Ni.ln mil I ai.k.
K'.fnO hi l-ujlkill Navif;ati'n liit and Car Loan, 18A3.
1 ahnre Pi ui II eeff tara.
Mi al ana Vi es m Ni tu ral Pank.
1 alare Aci.rirnij ol Fine Arta
41) aharea t iimrrr'iil National Rank.
tl 0 atiaiea Curt ral Tranapi rlnl ion Co 8S5 3t
NUtharrs Amrioau Kutiou Holo Machine Co.
7(lt) I amdeu anil Atun'ic U. K., int. parable ia fold.
5n sliaroa c.nllii rn Tranaportation (Jo.
( 'staler nos anw leady.
BITNT1KO, DURBOKOW & CO., ALCTlON-M-FS,
'c,2'aod2.f4MAKKFT Ntreet. oornsr e
Ur.nk street- Ercceeaora to .lohn B. Myers Oo.
LAKOK PAIK K l'UKNCH ANP OT11ER ED
KOT'KAN DI(Y G(HDS,
On Monday Morning,
March Zf, at 10 o'clock, on lour montha' credit, 8 23 M
SALK OF 2(100 CASKS BOOTS, BHOK8, 11 AT 8, RTO.,
' in inesdsy morning,
March 39, at 10 o'clock, on four months' credit. S S3 5t
LAKOK BAI.F OF BR'TlhH. FRK1VOH, UKRMAN
AND DOM er lie HRV (iUUDH,
On Thuraday morning,
March 31, at IU o'clock, on lour mom us' oredit, S3SM
LAROF KAI.F, OF OARPKTINOS. WH1TK. RED
CIIKCK, AND KAM,Y MATTINGS, Kl'O.
tn Friday morning,
April 1, at 11 o'clock, on tnur months' credit, about
3t4i piee a ingrain, Venetian, list, hemp, ootiaiie, ani raff
ca'peiings. Canton mat tings, o.l cloths, eto. 8 '19 5t
MARTIN BROTHERS. AUCTIONEERS.
(lately Suliwiiiiti for M. 'lliomaa A Bona.)
Ko. 71)4 UllKSNU'i' Btreet. rear entrance from Minn.
Bnle No. IW9 N Fifteenth street.
HAM1ROMK KliMDKM F. AND El.KUANT FITR
MTURF. KI.F.OANTl.Y OARVK1) W A ,N UT I)"AWIN1 BOOIM,
lAKl.OK, ANK CHAWRhR FUKMTI'HK; TWO
HnV(U!ll PIANO FOItri'S, LARUK A M KLK.
OA eT FKKMll-Pl.ATK MIRIIOHS, HIOll VKT
VKTAND KMil.lHH HKT'HSIii.4 f'ARPETS, OT7T
CLAShWAHK, II VNOSOMa, FHKN0U CHINA,
J.AIK Cl'UTAlNh. Kill.
OnTuesilny Morning,
April B. at 10 o'clm k, at No. hVi .M. Fifteenth et-eet,
at ove Oxford street, by catnlogun, the entire Furniture,
iiii luciivg Very eh gnnt cuved walnut drawing room
furniture, eon red in rich green ilnh ; hip and elegant
et free. F rnch p ate mirror backs; huuilrome ntfntr.
table; fine French plate mantel and pier mirrors, in rioh
gilt frames; very elegant 7'n-ootave roaowoeu a-iasre
grnd piero forte ; rosewood boudoir pianoforte; elegant
walnut chamber furniture; ladies' oleunt firea nif t.iblo;
eseriUivre ; hundsorno wardrobes; mantel clocks and mar
nieeta; elegant oak cining-ronm furniture; large buffet
iot board ; rich cut glnawaie; hanrieome Fro. ch china;
laee curtains: fine spring and curled Lair raattreses;
feather beds; rich ano elegant velvet s.d Knglih Brua
aelscarpf'ta; fine KnLdiah nil cloths; eook'ng utensils, eto.
HAMDSOMK MODFRV REsIDENOK.
Tmmediatcly previous o tne rale of furmturA, a 10
o'cl-tk .reieely. II AKIISOMP MOPItkN TrfRKK.
KM li Y liHIOK RKS DKNOK, Three-story lonhle Rack
rltiildinga and Lot of Omnnd. 1.1 feet A inohea front, 100
feet deep, situate No. tHOfl FT. Fifteenth si reel, nbove
Ox i ord street. The boose is ia elegant order. $S Wmay
remnin if reired.
The Residence and Furniture will b. open for examine,
tion on the day previous to sale. 8 2ti8t
Rase at No. I North Sixteenth street.
HANDSOWK. WALNUT PAULO II FURNTTURR,
Fiiiprrior ( linmlier ord Dining Konra Furniture, Pose
wood Pinno-Forte, il Hanaininie Framed Fench Plate
Mantel Mirrors, I". no Plate't Ware, Olassware, Fine
Hair Mattresses, Hnndsome Velvet Carpets, eto.
On Tueaday Morning.
Stith instant, at 10 o'clock, at No. 81 North Sixteenth
street, by catalogue, tbe entire superior Furniture,
etc. eto. SM2t
KXTF.NSIVK
PEREMPTORY
SALE TO THK
I H A OK.
STaTIONKPY. BLANKVtORaT, PAPERS, K"
F.NVKLOPFh.Pena. Pencils, Fancy Ooods. Photograph
Albums, Cutlery, leather Goods, Pocket bo. ks. Wall
1'i'l'cr.. Miscelluneous and Toy Hooks, etc., will be Bold
at Public hale, without reserve or limitation, for Caalt,
con.n eauing
On Thursday Morning,
March BI. at 10 o'clock, at the auction rooms. No. 704
Clw niil street, a large and well assorted collection of rie
s.rnble guoils, including a fall line of stationery of every
debcriition, an exteusivo assortment of blank work,
Iiufere, etivelopeH. pens, pencils, photograph albums,
uatter goods, preket-bneks, cutlery, bookbinders' reiards,
Whll listers, sUtea, inks. etc. There is also include,! ia
the sale the entire stock of Diamond A; Oo., rntiring from
but-mere. '
MlhCHlXARKIHJS Bill) KINK TOY BOOKS,
FlltllUUKil'H AI.HUMN, KT'. I
Alrn. MiFcllunrous Bonks, a larse and excellant assort
ment of hne 'lov Hooks. Knulish and Ameriuan: a lull line
H i hotograi h Albums, Bibles, etc.
I stiiiogues reaiiy tnree usys previous to sale. S 3 tit
THOMAS RIKCH fe SON. AUCTIONEERS
1 AND OOMMlStilON MERCHANTS, No. lll
CHESJnUT Stn vt, rear entrance No, 11U7 tsansom street.
Kale at No. Ml Wallace Btreet.
HOITSKHOI D F'UKNI'I lR K, MAMiSitMK PAR-
I iR. OHAMRFK, AND DI N INO-KOOM FTTRN7.
Tl K K, BKUeHhLS AND OTHER UARPEI S, KUSK-
Vit OD PIANO -FORTES, FT ,
On Tuesday Morning,
Msrch!i, at 10 o'clock, at No. salt) Wallace street, will
be o.d tbe lurnitute of a family declining housekeeping,
ten iiriKHjt
Flegant rosewood 7-octave pleno-forte, Pru-mols and
other carpets, walnut pur lor suit, in hair cloth, walnut
side lion ill nod flinngri im furniture, sitting-room lumi.
turo in reps, library tuble, wnlnut niruiture ot four ohnm
beis, fine Fair m.-iltrers, cbinu, Rlars, and plated ware,
kiti lien lurnilure, etc.
l'atlocUf s wilt be ready for delivery at the auoiion
stole i n Fridsy.
An y te examined early on morning of sale. 8 SC3t
Fale at No. 11 if) rhesnut street
LAPCF. PALE K F INE Da.MaKK TA BL"! LINEN,
FlIFhTINO. PILLOW t ' A SK 1,'NK. TilWKbl.lVO,
FKFNf H A ND KNGLlslI BrIDCiUI LTS, HOSIKU V,
Ilfl. FTC.
On Monday, Tuesday, Wedncsdny. and Thursday,
Mnr.ha-i, SP, So. und ill.
Commencing at 10 o'clock, at tn auction store. No. 1110
CberLut strot, will be sold, . large Stock of Eplonaid
Lirens (orhonnkerptrr. ... ...
Tim aeotmont comprises: Linen bandkerrbiers,
dolien, napkins, table cloths, towels, quilts, alair linen,
abeering. oatuurk elotha, gbiss towelling, crash, piano and
tuble over-, bootch and btrduy. dialler. Turkey red,
Barnsley and loom dutnak, huckaback, ladios1 and genta'
he, pillaw caee linen, etc 8 8i4t
1 be goi ds will be open tor examination on Monday.
CI OTT'S ART GALLERY AND AUCTION
k? COMMIBblOM SALFhHOOMS.
B. SCOTT, Jr., Anctlonoer,
No. 1117 CHKbNUT Btreet, (Girard Row).
Furniture sales every 1 uraday and Friday morning at IS
'l '."inculnr attention paid to Out-door Sales at mode,
rule rales. SHo
A. BARLOW'S
UGHTH SALE OF MAGNIFICENT FURNITURE.
On Tueedny Morning,
At 1(1 nVloi'k, the ui-uhI great variety of sunsrlor furni
ture will be olltrud in sll styles, consisting of par'ur and
cbsn'ber suits, wure robes, mirrors, tables, ohiihs. lounges,
ole. Hold without, reserve. All goods warranted, and good,
pai ked and shipped to any part of tbe United Riatea.
'I be public are invited to call and examine the eleeant
atotk. 8S(ia
T.
a. McClelland, auctioneer,
KO. 12l CHESNUT STREET.
Fereonal attention given to (ales of Household Fural
Tubcl" sof Fnrnltnre at tbe A. ol Ion Rooms, Bo,
121H i 111 eN I I Streeet. every Monday and Ihuredsy.
Fori.art.cularseet.l.l.r.-i;. ,1' u
N. If.- snueritrvlsasof F-ornitur. at privatejale
T ITPINCOTT, SON 4 CO., AUCTIONEERS,
3 No. Sail MARKET Btreet.
1JY BARRITT & CO., AUCTIONKEK8
K bakCabu auoiion'hoube. in mi
No. StSU M AKKET ritreet, corner of Bank street.
1 1, Jb sitredeonsianmenU without axtr. cbarge.
T N h O V I 8VI L L E, K Y.
niniiuw ANVKIISON. H. 0. STTJOST.
W. 00Y10MAH AWPERBOTil A OO.
(Established lr-i).
AVCT ONKER8 ""lKY MERCHANTS.
1'usinrsasliiolly Oummiaaion. All auction sales eiclu-
ous'ig'emenis solicited for auction or private sales.
b.Hii.r suction aalea ol boots, shots, and bats everw
T'liM!ar auction salaof diy goods, ololhiog, eiirpta,
n.AUi t.ttc., tvuiy fteuued aud rbursduy. 13 !"
. vu iviifiiii'iy minnini,
warcb 1R70, nt lo o'clun-k, nt thu Ontml gkr.Mr
1 V. ";. f Kiftrtnfh und Wnllrvro ntn-eu, will h
nnnn". inn inn, aiie nil nn IV I I'll 'We 1 ff "
- . a(VVU iu mit uv HIUUIDU VMM VI Vliur" ft I II r-
1 25 it