flK DAiLY EVKKlftft TELEGllAPH PHILADELPHIA. THUHSDAY, MARCH 31, 1870.
w n vo.tt o r n i n m s.
From Our Own Cbrrtt"Minfc
Nbw York, March 31, 1870.
Youn Mr. Brnnrtt
is this evening to be dinod at Delmonico's by the
Now York Yacht Club. Considering what a bis?
newspaper roau ho Id tUo son of, he figures loss
la jouruulistic mention than any other editor in
the country. At this evening' dinner ho will
be associated with men after hi own heart, and
he will show to advantage. It Is when the
ladles are around that his blushes thicken and his
brilliancy thins. Importuned as ho Is by
wealthy and fashionable mammas to enter soci
ety, and fitted for it as ho lu many respects Is
by his various accomplishments, for Instance,
and tho brilliancy und thoroughness of his edu
cation he is allllctcd In tho presence of a petti
coat with a mauvais honte which no amount of
eelf-dlsclpllnlnff has enabled him to overcome.
And now that he Is nearer thirty than any othor
ago, I fear ho la too old, even with the brazen
ing results of fresh European experiences before
him, to become the unrulllcablo Adonis his
friends would like him to bo.
The Homnnca of the KoMrum
Is found lu the big Incomes whkh successful
lecturesses are said to derive from It the leo
turesref understand, not, as a rule, tho lecturers.
Hiss Kato Field, for instance, Insists that she
made ten thousand dollars last year; and I pre
sume Miss Olive Logan places her earnings in
that direction at an equally high figure. Conse
quently the rostrum bids fair to become next
eoason a greater resort than ever for women. I
know of at least a dozen in this city of New
York who have never yet made their appear
ance in public, but who, misled by the flattery of
friends, practise elocution and calisthenics by
the hour together. I must do the majority of
them the justice to say that they are young,
pretty, and interesting looking, and that they
will probably make tho business pay, not from
any inherent merit, but because It is the fashion
now-a-days to run after Women who Dare.
A Broken Nlnetren-itlllllonalre.
Miss Ellen Gray is the name of the young lady
who a couple of months ago was tho subject of
a card from the British Consul stating that she
was not the heiress to nineteen million dollars,
as had been asserted, and that no instalment of
five million dollars had ever been received at
the consulate for her. By whomsoever the story
was invented, the fact appears to bo that Miss
Gray has a brother who was not troubled with a
great deal of money, and who made a strictly
business use of tho report that his sister was in
such luck. Upon the streugt! of that report he
borrowed a cool two thousand hero, an eight-hundred-dollar-slice
there, and managed to
make himself comfortable on tho credulity
of whoever wus willing to lend,
In expectation of being so spleudidly reimbursed
by the Bister of a niueteen-millioiialre. Like a
sensible worldling, he surrounded himself with
those large and little luxuries of which purple
And fine linen stand as the synecdoche, and lived
beautifully upon his "expectations." The time
camo when the hollow nature of those expecta
tions was made manifest, -and it became patent
to the world that Miss Gray was a broken nine-teen-milllonaire.
Nobody that ought to appears
to know anything about those nineteen millions,
and Mr. Gray's creditors are wondering how
they could have lent so much on the strength of
so little. The only thing about him flavoring of
richness Is the richness of the stories that are
told about him.
Lydla Thompson
is endeavoring to deprecate the storm which she
fears awaits her next Monday night, upon her
rentree at Niblo's, by publishing a long card in
yesterday's World, the only largo dally that will
fcrint these effusions. So far as the public is
concerned she has nothing to fear, for every seat
is taken for that evening and several evenings to
come. Somebody has said that it is the "mag
netism of her presence" that carries joy to tho
bosom of an audience. If "magnetism of pre
sence" is a synonym for legs, I have no doubt
that is the case. Miss Thompson's trouble will
bo, not with the general public, but with that
comparatively small bevy in which the news
papers of New York are contained. To them
she has committed the unpardonable crime of
horsewhipping a newspaper man, and I hardly
think they will be disposed to think any tbo
more lightly of her conduct because, uuder great
provocation, she merely did what she was legally
advised to.
i Illegal Love.
If woman tho magician ! could only roll
two men into one ia some such way us the
prestidigitateur does with the rabbits, how
happy it would be for all parties! So probably
Mrs. Kuhl thought in a dim sort of wuy when a
good-looking German. Cherubluo, LeuUo by
name, came to live with her husband. At any
rate, Mr. Kuhl discovered that if his wife and
Cherubino had not broken the seventh com
mandment between them, they had mashed it
considerably, so as to put it all out of shape.
The result was that Cuerubiuo had to "get up
and git." Mrs. Kuhl, however, got up with him,
and after having been taken back once or twice
by the husband, acknowledged in open court that
she would not tell which of the two she pre
ferred. Truly a tantalizing position for Virtue
to be placed in !
Troubles ol limine Owners.
It is sometimes a fearful tblug to own a house,
particularly if you wish to dispose of it. A
certain ludy who resides on Fiftieth street, in
this city, became tired of the pleasures and
palaces of that neighborhood, and made np her
mind to find a homo or make ono somewhere
else. In passing along Fifty-fifth street she
saw a vacant and eligible house, one of whose
windows presented to view a pi icard bearing
the name Fetrlch or Fatwretch, or something
similarly sounding. Thereupon she ordered the
coachman to drive to Mr. Fatwretch's office,
where she was informed Unit Mr. Fatwretch was
not in, but that Mr. Fatwretch's confidential
clerk teas, and would bo happy to wait upon
her. The confidential clerk turned out to be
very obliging and well-informed, took, at her
invitation, a seat on the box with the coachman,
and was driven to various houses owned by Mr.
Fatwretch, the confidential clerk meanwhile
expatiating on the advantages of each. None
of them suited, however, and tho lady returned
disconsolately home. Tho confidential clerk,
however, was bound to make money, if money
was to be made upon it, so bo presently called
on his own account upon a Mr. John Sexton,
who had houses to Bell ou Forty-eighth street,
iliw he advised of the lady's desires and inten
tions, and informed him that he was authorized
to negotiate. Mr. Sexton referred the matter to
the lady's husband, and was by him Informed of
the pretentious character of tho claims of the
confidential clerk. Mr. Sexton thereupon
treated with Mr. Corregan, a duly-authorized
agent, atd the exchange of tho two houses
was effected. Upon this Mr. Fatwretch's
confidential clerk bad the impudence -as is the
way with confidential clerks to bring a suit
against Sexton. Of course Judgment was given
in Srxton's fuvor, bit the annoyance given to
the ldy In question points a moral to house
o wnt re. Ali Hada.
LOST MEAUKKS.
The DlHiuipra of Ten Year.
During tbo ten years which ended with tho
year 1M7, the following disasters to steamers of
over 1000 tons burden occurred:
BCIIEW PROPELLERS.
Fnmtit. Totttmit
City of HiHHgew l.iuo
K M. l.t-vtls 1,12(1
1'Hiiicvr I.t'iin
City of Pittsburg... 1.2M1
UlllfKOW 1,745
Civile 1.V00
Surah Sands 1,M)
Indian l,7ii
Anitlo Saxon. l,T4
Alma l.Mio
New York !i,lM
Le I.yonnals.... l,t20
Tempest l.noo
Argr 2,81ft
Ani-trla 8,4iirt
Jura 2.:i!4
Oriental l.ftfi'J
City of New York. . 2,rxio
Alleghany 1.K40
AphrwOlte 1,08
North America. I.eaa
Scotland 8,8i3
KplumiB 1,4ns
J!nm tost.
Imt at Hca.
1OHt at sea.
list ut sea.
Horned at, sea.
llurned at sea, 18C3.
Lost at sea.
Hurried ut sea.
stranded, in.'.9.
Lost, Caps linen, 1S"3.
Lost In Red Sea, 1WH.
Lost at sea, 1WS.
Lost at sea, 1857.
1Kf7, never heard Of.
Wrecked, 1UM.
Hurried at sea, 1853.
Wrecked. 1H04.
Lost, Hatteras, 1802.
Lost at sea, 1864.
Stranded, I86f.
Wrecked, 186.
Foundered at sea, ISM.
Wrecked, Sandy Uouk.
Lost at sea, 1806.
S3 propellers 8t,8V6 Tonnage.
6(1 smaller nropcl'rs. 27,471
79 propellers 67,2i0
SIDB-WIIKKL
Same. Tnnttngc,
Crescent city 1,211(1
Brother Jonathan... 1,830
I.onlniana 1,000
North America 1,800
Wlntleld Scott 1,160
I'acltlc 2,880
Cherokee 1,000
illaWarley 1,2m
Arctic 2,8f0
Franklin 2,500
Northern 1,)50
Tennessee 1,850
Humboldt 2,000
Cltyol Glasgow..... 1,320
tioidwi (Jute M.1U0
Roanoke 1,070
independence.... 1,020
Cortex 1,150
hiack wan lor 1,556
Texas. 1,360
Perseverance 1,020
Central America.... 2 2110
America l.twii
Sun Francisco 2,25
Jewess 1,850
Tennessee 1,150
Yankee Marie 2,00(1
Charles Morgan 1,215
Knoxvllle 1.350
Granada 1,130
1 oiiiiuouvt eallti 2.MI0
Slelllil 1,400
(iulveston 1,000
Opelotibiis 1,0110
Mississippi 1,400
Dutilel clister 1,070
AfflP'W .lnllliHOU... 1,000
Fire Cracker. 1,m
)m- M11OK 1,25
Foil Keln 2,o!3
Evening Star, l.fllT
(.omei, luile ,OM)
Vera Cruz 1,;::S8
Orientals 1,(00
4 fidewh"! steam'rsoviso
41 smaller siriewheel 24.834
Tonnage lost.
8TIAMKKS.
Hnic bnt.
Stranded, 1806.
Lost In I'acltlc
Humeri at sea.
Lost at sea.
Lost In Pacific.
Never heard from.
Burned at sea.
Lost at sea. 1803.
Lost by collision.
Lost by collision.
Foundered at sea, I960.
Burned at sea.
Lost at sea.
LoHt at sea.
llurned at sea, 1S03.
Burned by pirates.
Lost at sea.
Burned la china Sea.
btruurieri, 1858.
Burned.
Lost at sea, 1 .".
Lost at sea, 1858.
Lust ar, geo, 1858.
L'mt nt sea, 1858.
Lost at sea, 1853.
Lost ut sea, 1805.
Lost, ut sea, I860.
Destroyed, 1802.
Burned.
Lost In Pacific, 1800.
Burned, 1805.
Lost at sea, 1S02.
Destroveri, 1802.
CollisiMll, ISO.
Foundered In China Sea.
Lost nt sea, fGfl.
Wrecked, 1800.
Wrecked Chin Roa, Y,4.
Burned China Sea, 18i4.
Burned, 1805.
Found at Bea, 1SCC
Wrecked, luA
Wrecked, ISRO.
Lost So. America, 1S0B.
Tonnage.
Tonnage.
so sidewh'i steam "rs. 93,114 Tonnage.
iKoi fl Answers to Catechisms.
If there are those who think that the edu
cation of youth may be better conducted
when confided to religious rather than secular
n'tthods of instruction, they may And some
thing to shake their views in the following
extract frcm a report furnished by tho Rev.
W. IL Urook field, M. A., uu inspector of Na
tional Schools appointed by the British Gov
ernment: '1 propose to Introduce two answers, copied ver
batim Hum two i hllriivn'H flute-, on whtuh niey had
written, ut a sghool inspection, la reply to two most
populur uuii siiiipie quotHum in tho Church Cate
chism. These were tvo children of average Intelli
gence, of ubiiut eleven years each, who did tlielr
uiitbinetic and rending tolerably well: who
wrote something pretty legible, intelligible, and seu.
sible, about nn omnibus and about a steamboat, and
after the Irksome (and what lrksomeness It must
have been!), the weury, tho reiterated drilling of
lour or Uve years, hulf an hour a (lay in day-school
and Sunday school, produced such answers as the
following to the two quesfons: 'What Is thy duty
towards God?' and 'Wnat Is thy duty towards thy
neighbor?' The nrst answer Is, 'My duty toads God
is to bleed In lilm to ferlng aud to loaf witliold
jour arts, witholri my mine, witliold my sold, and
with my Bcruih to worship and to give thinks to put
in.v old UHr.lt in him to call upon htm to ouner Uls
olil inline uud his world aud to save htm truly all
the !uys of my life's eud.' The second is, 'My duty
touts my Naiiera to love him as thyself, and to do all
nit u us 1 wed thou ahull do aud to me to love,
ouner, aud suke my farther and Mother to onuer
and lo bay the queen and all that are pet In a forty
u.der iier to suit myself to all my
guoiiess, t.uulit-s, sportiul pHstureB, and masters
to oiighlfii nijsiif lordly aud every to all my betters
to hut. no body by would uor deed, to be trew in
Jesi lu ail my deelius to beer no malls nor ated in
your arts to keep my auds from pecken and steel
mv tnrn from evil speak and lawlng and slanders
not to civil uor demir othermaiis good, but to lern
laiiei trewly to git inyown leaving, aud to do my
ilutv lu that stale If life, auri to each it his please
G 'd to all men.' 'I will add another,' says Mr. Brook
lli:l'i, 'less illiterate, but indicating precisely the
same class cf error copied from the slate of anlu
teli'gciii boy, in a school, under a very a'llo master,
In tie parish of an active clergyman. It la an an
swer to the question 'What did your godfathers auri
tod in others then do fur you?' 'Thev rilri rrorni
and voal three thlncs in my name; first, that I should
pernounce of the (level and all his walks, pumps, and
valitles of this wicked world, and all the sinful larsts
of tne flesh,' " etc.
Moreover, the report sots forth that these
instances are not exceptional, but illustrate a
kind of ignorance "deplorably extensive."
FINANOIAL..
WE. OFFER FOrS SALE
THE FIKST M0 IMC! AGE
OF TO 8
SOUTHERN PENNSYLVANIA IRON
AND
RAILROAD COMPANY.
Theue Bonds ran THIRTY YKAR8, and pj BRVRN
FUR CENT. intereHt in gold, clear of nil tuts, puble
at the tint Aatlouat Bank iu Puilaciul n.
Tti a amount of Bunria itiuud ia Mii ,(00, and are
secured by a First Mortjraxa on rel sata, rtilroad, and
franchises of rhe Couipuny, tha lorinerof whico cost two
hundred thousand dollars, whion has bean paid for from
Brock subsoriprion, and aftor klie railroad ia fiaisned. so
that the produotsof tlia minus can be brought to market,
it is es iniat d to be wort a 1,010,000.
'Iho iiallroud couneula with tua Cumberland Valley
Railroad about lour mile bxlow ubamhersbaift, and runs
tbroQKb a section ot the must ferlile part of the Camber
land Valley.
We sell tbem at and aocrued interest from March 1.
For f urvhor lunicaluri upp'y to
C. T. YERKE8, Jr., CO.,
BANKERS,
RO. 20 SOUTH THIRD STItEET,
B 8fKf PHILAiMSLFHIA.
COTTON SAIL DUCK AND CANVAS,
of all DDEntwrt h n il hr&nda. T.nL. limln. 'IVunb
and Wr.fon-ooKtr lluck. a loo. Paper Manulaotarera'
im rui:, irom tinny to Berenty-eu tnooea, sriu
rauuua, wmiuiimii iwwe, ei.
No. U HUfcOU Street (Ulty btoreA
FINANOIAL.
THE UNDERSIGNED
Offer For Sale $2,000,000
OF TUB
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RR. CO.
GENERAL MORTGAGE
Six Per Cent. Bonds
At 92$ and Interest added to Sate of
Purchase.
All free from State tax, and issued in Bums of f 1000.
Tlieae Bonds are Coupon and Registered Interest
on the former payable January and July 1; on the
latter, April and Oetohtr.
The nouiln aecured by this mortir(re are Issued to
WISTAK MOKKlSand JUKI All BACON, Trustees,
who cannot, under its provisions, deliver to the
Company, at any time, an amount of bonds exceed
Iiir the full-paid capital stock of the Company
limited to :tft,()(MI,0lH).
Enough of these bonds are withheld to pay off all
existing Hens upon the property of the Company, to
meet which at maturity It now holds ample means
Independently of the bonds to be reserved by the
Trustees for that purpose, making the bonds prac
tically a FIKST MOKTUAGK npon ail its railways,
their equipment, real en tat e, etc. etc.
The gross revenue of the Pennsylvania Railroad
In 1869 was $17,2fi0,811, or nearly twenty-eight 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 lt bonds and pass
ing annually a large amount to the credit ot con
struction account.
The security npon which the bonds are based Is,
therefore, of the most ample character, and places
them on a par with the very best National securities.
For further particulars apply to
Jay Cooke & Co.,
E. W. Clark & Co.,
Drexel & Co.,
C. & II. Borie, "198w
W. II. Ncwbold, Son & Aertsen.
NBW 3L. O -A. IV.
City of Allegheny Six Per
Cents,
TREE OS1 STATXS TA2
We are offering a limited mount of this Loa
At 90 Per Cent, and Accrued
Interest.
The interest la payable Orst days of January and
Jnly, in Philadelphia, FREB CP HTATI TAX
We recommend them as an unquestionable se
enrlty for Investment.
The debt of Allegheny City being comparatively
mall, the security offered is equal to that of the City
of Philadelphia, the difference In price making them
a Tery desirable and cheap security.
WEE. PAINTER & CO.,
Dankers and Dealers In tiorern.
nient Securities,
No. 36 South THIRD Street,
1 M8m
PHILADELPHIA.
S I L "V 512 JEt
FOR SALE.
C. T. YERKES, Jr., & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
No. 20 South THIRD Street,
4 8 PHILADELPHIA.
p, 8. PETERSON & CO.,
BTOCK BROKERS,
Wo. 39 South THIRD Street.
ADVANCES MADE ON GOOD COLLATERAL
PAPER.
Host complete faculties for Collecting Maturing
Country Obligations at low cost
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS. 1 W
QIJGXDirVNlXa, DAVIS & CO.,
No. 48 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
GLENDINNING, DAVIS & AM,
No. 2 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK,
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
Receive deposits subject to check, allow Interest
on standing and temporary balances, aud execute
orders promptly for the purchase and sale of
STOCKS, BONDS and GOLD, In either city.
Direct telegraph communluaUon from Philadelphia
house to New lort 1 8
FINANOIAL.
JAY COOKE & CO.,
miLADELrniA, NEW YORK, AND
WASHINGTON,
BANKERS
Dealer in Government Securities.
Special attention given to the Purchase and Sale of
Bonds and Stocks on Commission, at the Board of
Brokers In this and other cities.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS.
COLLECTIONS MADE ON ALL POINTS.
GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD.
RELIABLE RAILROAD BONDS FOR INVEST
MENT. Pamphlets and full Information given at oar office,
INo. 1 l.l 8.TIIIRD Street,
PHILADELPHIA. U 1 8m
CITY WARRANTS
Bought and Sold.
DE HA YEN & BK0.,
No. 40 South THIRD Street.
us
PHILADELPHIA.
E
LLIOTT
U I If,
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 THE
UNION BANK OF LONDON.
ISSUE TRAV2LLER8' LETTERS OF CREDIT
ON LONDON AND PARIS, available throughout
Europe.
Will collect all Coupons and Interest free of charge
for parties making their financial arrangements
With US. 486
D. C. WHARTON SMITH & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
No. 121 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
Bacoesaors to Smith, B mdolph A Go.
Every branch at th business will hare prompt attention
as hereto or.
Qnotations- of Stocks, Governments, and Gold eon.
sUntlj received from New Tork bryHwUo wr, from out
friend. Edmund D. Rudolph Oo.
B. K. JAMISON & CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO
P. IT. KFJjLY & CO.,
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN
Gold, Silver, and Government Bond
At Closest market Kates,
N. W. Cor. THIRD and CHESNUT SU.
Special attention given to COMMISSION ORDERS
In New York and Philadelphia btonfc Boards, eta,
eta
JOHN 8. RU8HTON ft CO..
No. 60 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
MAKCH C0UP0H8 WANTED.
CITY W AKRANT8
16 8m
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
j) it i; x li l co.
No. 84 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
i
AmorloHu aud If oroig-n
ISSUE DRAFTS AND CIRCULAR LETTERS OF
CkiiDIT available on presentation In any part of
Europe.
Travellers cau niaae all tneir financial arrange,
meuts through us, and we will collect their Interest
and dividends without charge.
DllHIIL, WlMTHKOP & CO., iDaKXKL, HABJSS ft CO,
New York. I Parts. tBl
j MEDICAL.
' "VTEW DISCOVERY. F.LIXIR J. F. BER-
A NARD TONI HTHENiyUK. ANTI-DY8PKPMO.
'I be sovurul observations made by the best physicians of
tlie 1 acullu da I'm is have proved that the siuknxuee
arming from iuipoveriaunentof th. blood or nervous ex.
liauHtion, vis. : Aroaa, Citioroais. tiyiupattiUme,
l'liUilsii). Diabetes, Alhuiuineria, ttoorbnt, .to., eto., era
radically cured with th. Kl.IXIU J. F. BERNARD,
timoral Pepot-A. BERNARD, No. 61 CEDAR Street.
M tooc. iiK sale by all iwpecUble druggutu, 8 1 tuliiej
FINANOIAL..
THE X$OIVlJS
or thi
CMcap, Danville and Ttncenuss
RAILROAD CO.
TJTON EXAMINATION WILL BE FOUND TO Btt
The Cheapest and the Best
"Set Offered to tho Fublic.
Tni8 WlXIi BE BORNE OCT BZ
The rich country the Road traverses,
with ita 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 Sinlring.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 ENOW 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 folly recommend them.
W. BAILEY LArJG 2l CO..
MERCHANTS,
No. 54 CLIFF Street, New 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 & BR0.,
No. 40 South THIRD Street.
8 5 stnthlnup PHILADELPHIA.
A RELIABLE HOME INVESTMENT.
$1,000,000 First Mortgage Sinking
Fund 7 Per Cent.
GOLD II O N D 8
OF TUB
Frederick tburg and Gordon sville Kail
road Company, of Virginia.
Principal and Interest Payable
in Coin.
Free of TJ. S. Government Tax
The road Is sixty-two miles Ions;, oonnectintr h rederloks
bnrn, via Oranpe Court House, with Uhitrlu iei-nlle,which
is the pointer junction of the Oh. sapeakt and Unio Rail
road to tbo till 10 river, and the exten.i on of the Orange
and Alexandria Kailroad to Lynchburg. It forms the
shortest connecting link in the system of roads leading to
the entire buuth, ttouthwost. and West, to the l'acitio
Ocean. It pasties tbrnugb a lioh seotion of the Shenandoah
Val ley, tbe local traltioof which alone will support the
road, and it must command an abundant share ot throueb
trade, from tbe fact of its being a KHORt" CUT TO
T1PKWATKK ON THE POTOMAC AT THK
FARTHFST INLAND POINT WHKRK DKKP
WATKHHiR HEAVY SHIPPING CAN BK FOUND
ON WHOLE LKNOTH OF THK ATLANTIC COAST.
From Charlottesville to tidewuter by this route the dis
tance is 4(1 miles less than via Alexandria; tid miles loss
than via Richmond and West Point; I'U mile, luas than
viu Norfolk.
Tbe mortgage is limited to $16,XK) per mile of completed
and equipped road (the estimated cost of the road to the
Company, furnished and equipped, will exceed ao.ii0 por
mile, thus giving the bondholders an unusual margin, the
bonded debt of tbe other Virginia roads being from tio.uuu
to $3o,04l Per mile) and is Issued to
THK FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK. AS TRUST K US FUR
THK BONDHOLDERS,
and tbe eenrity is first-class in every respect.
A MNKINU FUND iB also provided, which will roduoe
the principal of tbe debt TWO-THIRDS of it. entire
amount in advance of the maturity of the bonds.
We have investigated tbe advantage, of this Railroad
and tbe merit, of tb. enterprise, and confidently recom
mend the, bond, to our customers and the public
DRAKK KROTHKRh, Hankers,
No. 16 Broad street. New York.
A limited nnmber of the Bonds(issued in denomination,
of ;(iand $10010 are offered at ttJJtf and interest from
November 1. in currency, .rid at tbis priie are tho
CHEAPEST GOLD INTEREST BEARING SKOURI
T1K8 IN THK MARKET,
Map. and PampblotH, which explain satisfactorily every
question ibat can possibly be raised by a party seeking a
safe and profitable investment, will b. furnished on appli
cation, SAMUEL WORK,
BANKER,
No. 25 South Till It I Street,
. PHILADELPHIA, 8Umth
SAFE DEPOSIT OOMPANIES.
rpiIB PHILADELPHIA TRUST
SAFI2 DEPONIT
AND INWUUANCE COMPANY,
OFFICX AND BDBQLAB PnOOr VAULTS IN
THE PHILADELPHIA BANK BUILDING,
No. 4i!l GHEbNUT STREET.
O A P I iTl, ?500,000.
For 8AR-Kn:prNa of Government Bond and other
BECUBiTiEh, Family Plate, Jkwklry. and other Valu
ables, under special guarantee, at th. lowest rates.
Th. Company also offer for Rent at rates varying from
(16 to 7t per annum, tbe renter alone holding the key,
SMALL SAFES IN THK BURGLAR-PROOF VAULTS
affording absolute Skoubity against Fibs, Thjutt, Boa
ttLABX, and Auouuufi.
All fiduciary obligations, mob. as Tbhst., GtTARDiAN
surps, KxKcuTOUttUirs, etc., will b. undertaken and
faitkiully discharged.
Ciroulara, giving full details, forwarded on application
DIRECTORS.
Thomas Robins.
l.ujamia i. uomegya,
Augustus ilea too,
F. Ratchtord Starr
Daniel Haddock.
Edward Y. Towuaand,
John D.Taylor,
Lewis R. As lib u rat,
J. Livingston F.rnuger,
R, P. McCullagh,
Kdwin M. Lewis,
i ... i. rii-.i.nM,
lion- Vth1- ' uiwi
OFFICKR8.
VrtS-J. UVINUSl'ON ERRINOFR.
Brrrrmru and jyefurerlK,, P. Met UL.LAGH.
&fMMC-R10UARD L. ASHHU RST. a I mth 6m
JET GOODS, NEWE8T BTILEa DIXON'i
r o. 81 B. JUUUTU Sim UUn
8
BEWINQ MACHINES,
THE AMERICAN
Combination Button-Hole
AND
SEYI1TO MACHINE
Is now admitted to be far gnpnrlor to nil others u
Family Machine. The BiMPLlom, KASB and
CKRTAINTY with which It opurnt.-n, a well as tho
uniform eacelltmoe of Us work, throughout the en
tire range of sewing, In
Matching;, 1 1 em mini;, relling,
I'm-kiitg-, Cording;, ltrulIin((,
tiiililnu;, sUnllierliiK and
fete-wing: ou, (KerscuiiilHs,
JCmltroUlerlitf; on the
i:tee, it ml Km lleniitllul
Jin tlonIlole und F.yo
let Hole Work,
Place It nnqneatlonnbly far tn advance of any other
similar Invent Ion.
This Is the only new fnnilly machine that embodies
any Subetantlal Improvement upon the many old
machines In the markot.
It Certainly has no Equal.
It Is also admirably adapted to manufacturing pur
poses on all kimis of fabrics.
Call and see it operate and get samples of the
worlr.
We have also for sale onr "PLAIN AMBTRICAN
a beautiful family machine, at a Reduced Price.
This machine does all that Is done on the Comblna
tlon except the Overseamlng and Button-hole work
Oflice and Bnlewrooms,
No. 1318 CIIKaNUT ST.,
18T thstnSmrp PHILADELPHIA.
PATE. NTS. '
P A
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OFFICES FOR PROOURINQ
Patents in the United States and Ft
reign Countries,
FORREST BUILDINGS,
119 H. l Ol ltlll St., l'lillada.,
AID MARBLE BUILDINGS,
8KVC:iTIl Street, above F,
(Opposite U. 8. Patent Offloa),
WASHINGTON, D. a
H. HOWSON, Solicitor of Patent
O. UOWSON, Attorney-at-Uw.
Oommnnlcations to be addressed to tb. Principal Offloesv
Philadelpbia. I lu mwa3m
PATENT OFFICES,
N. W. Corner FOURTH and CUES NUT,
(Entrance on FOURTH Street),
FKAZICIS D. FASTOB.ZUS,
SOLICITOR OP PATENTS.
Patents procured for Inventions In the United.
States and Foreign Countries, aud all business re
luting to the same promptly transacted. Call or sen
for circulars on Pateuts.
Open till 9 o'clock every evening. S S smtn
PATENT OFFICES.
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KE38 LESS THAN ANY OTHER KKLIAPl E
AGKNCY. Send for pamphle on Patents.
8 4 thstni CHARLES H. KVAJjS.
STATE RIGHTS FOR SALE. STATZ
Rifthts of a vuluablo Inventinn just pttented, and for
tbe SLICING, CU'I'TIM, and UHIt'fl.so or dried beef,
cabbage, etc., are berebv utlcred tor sale. It is an article)
of sreut value to propiietora of totels anil restaurants,
ana it should be mlioiluoed into every unruly. r-TATte
RlOH'l'S lortale. Model can be scon at 'i'liiLiK GRAPH
Ol h ICE, COOPKR'S POIAT, N. J.
627t MUNDY & UOFFM AN.
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFE
R
1.1
Lm
FARREL, HEREIWG & CO
HAVE REMOVED FROM
No, a CIIUN.MJX Htree
TO
No. 807 CHESNUT St.
PHILADELPHIA.
Fire and Burglar-Proof Saf
(WITH DRY FILLING.)
HERRING, FARREL 3c SHERMAN, New York
HERRING & CO., Chicago.
HERRING, FAKREL fc CO., New Orleans. S 9tf
tttfi J- WATSON & SON, rj.
fTij 3ot th. UUflrmof EVANS A W ATSON. IlfflJ
FLUE AND BUKGLAB-PBOOF
SAFE STOKE
NO. 63 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
IBU A few doors abov. Onesnat St., Filial
FURNITURE.
RICHMOND & COay,
FIRST-CLASS
FURNITURE WAR EROJMS
No. 45 SOUTH SECOND STREET.
VAST SIDE, ABOVE OHESNu.
ueti philaklphia
J LLIAM FA Rio ITS
Improved Patent SofaBed
Makes a handsome Sofa and eomfortle Bed, with
SprinK Mattress attached. Ibos. wisbfc to .ounomiiso'
room Miould call and examine them at u exteuaiv. UraU
elaaa Fuinitur. Warerooiin of 7
No. ti'iS M. HKfNI street.
Also. WILLIAM FARSON'8 PATlfl' EXTENSION
TAiiLIt FABTENINO. Every tablf hould have them
on. TIit bold tb. learus Urmly tofber when pulled
abont tb. room. f 3 IVemw&n
PAPER MANOflQS.
LOOK I LOOK 1 1 LOOK I ! WALL FAPJEK3
and Line" Window Shade Manufactured, th.
obeapeet in tb. city, at JOUNbPN'H Depot, Na luu
SFKINU GARDEN StrMt, bekJ.leenUi. blanch, Na
SltT Jfc ILU&MLL bUMt, Caoidso, f Juaer. Msf.