THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, APRIL 12, 1870.
1
stews auiKiiyiAmr.
lit Affelf".
Mr, SamriPl Bell, of this city, who hu
filled the ponition of Deputy Naval OfBcej,
bus been Appointed Clerk of the United States
Circuit Conrt by J ridge McKennan, in place of
Benjamin Tktton, Esq.
The Coroner yesterday continued the
inqnost in the cane of the man Patrick Wil
liam o, Ahot on Wednesday night last, but two
additional witnesses were examined. The
jury then rendered ft. verdict that the said
J'atrick Williams came to his death from the
effects of gunshot wounds, received at the
hands of Francis McDonald, at the southeast
corner of Eleventh and Bansom streets, on
the night of April 0, 1870. The prisoner,
Francis McDonald, alias McCoy, was committed
for trial.
The work of demolishing the St. James
Church building, at Seventh and Commerce
streets, was commenced yesterday, to make
room for the erection of three large stores.
The property is owned by Dr. El wood Wilson.
The plans for the stores have been prepared
by Mr. Addison llutton, arohitect. The three
buildings will each have a front of 21 feet
and a depth of 120 feet, and be five stories
high. The first and third floors are to bo of
fireproof construction, and the stairways of
iron. The fronts on Seventh street will be of
iron, end the sides on Commerce street of
pressed brick.
A meeting of the Finance Committee of
City Councils was held last evening, at which
the chairman was instructed to prepare a bill
making an appropriation of $1200 to pay the
salary of the special officer of the District At
torney. The subject of approving the sure
ties of John L. IIill, Collector of Delinquent
Taxes, was considered and postponed. A re
solution instructing the City Solicitor to test
the legality of the act of Assombly providing
for tho collection of delinquent taxes in the
Supremo Court was offered, ond ordered to
be presented to Councils for action on Thurs
day next.
The second annual meeting of the Sunday
School Association of the Protestant Episco
pal Church was held last evening in St. Luke's
Episcopal Church, Thirteenth street, near
Pine. Charles E. Lex, Esq., presided, and
the devotional exercises were conducted by
Itev. S. E. Appleton. Addresses were made,
and it was stated that over five hundrod
members already belonged to tho association.
The following are the names of the officers
and managers of the society: President,
Charles E. Lex; Vice-Presidents, Lemuel
Coffin ond Kev. J. H. Eccleston; Correspond
ing Secretary, George C. Thomas; Treasurer,
Charles D. Barney; Managers, Thomas Lati
mer, ltev. Percy Browne, Abraham Hitter,
Itev. S. B. Simes, Lewis II. liedner, W. B.
Whitney, W. H. Ithawn, Itobert C. Cornelius,
Robert lluey, J. G. Darlington.
The stated meeting of the Board of
Guardians of the Poor was hold yesterday
afternoon, President John M. Whitall in the
chair. The House Agent reported the census
of the house at 343", being an increase of 115
over the same month last year. Of this num
ber there were 277 admitted during the last
two weeks, 308 discharged, 33 eloped, and 1
indentured. There were also 9 births and 39
deaths 225 persons were granted lodgings,
and 685 were provided with meals. The
Board of Visitors made their montly report
as follows: Expended for incidentals, $35 "25;
shoes, $229-47; medicines, $52152; groce
ries, $3957-50; coal, $3180-27; wood, $505-12;
total expenditures, $843514. Whole num
ber receiving out-door relief: Amerioans,
2793; foreigners, 3533: children, 7901; total,
14,287. The Steward s reqisitions were read
and approved. Adjourned.
Domestic Affairs.
Gold closed yesterday at 113 J.
President Grant has returned to Wash
ington. Another Indian outrage is reported from
Wyoming.
The New Dominion is making active
preparations to give the Fenian raiders a
warm reception.
- Kev. Charles J. Bowen, pastor of Mt.
Pleasant Congregational Church, Boston,
died in that city on Sunday.
Yesterday the Government gold in the
Treasury amounted to $81,203,290, and the
currency balance to f 10,700,513.
Governor Alcorn sent a message to the
Mississippi Legislature yesterday, in which
he advocates separate schools for white and
colored children, and the establishment of
normal schools for the education of colored
teachers.
While Dr. Hayes was being examined by
the House Appropriation committee yester
day, in reference to the proposed Arctio expe
dition, an unseemly interruption was offered
by Captain Hall, who did not tnereoy im
prove his chances of getting the $100,000
he asks.
Foreign Affairs.
Naroleon is believed to be acting under
the influence of Rouher.
Seven men lost their lives by a colliery
disaster in Scotland yesterday.
Montpensier's trial for shooting Enrique
de Bourbon commences to-day.
Ollivier savs one day will suffice for
taking the vote of the nation on the plebU-
ticum.
The Barcelona riota having been put
down, the government is busy making arrests.
The French ministerial crisis is due to
dissensions as to the continuance of plebis
citary powers in the hands of the Executive.
A ltome journal is assured that tho Oecu
menical Council will adopt the Fapal infalli
bility donrna by acclamation on Easter
Monday.
Mr. Gladstone is said to nave received a
letter, siened by two hundred members of
the House of Commons, urging the adoption
of the ballot.
THE OPENING.
An
Fnlhiiblastlc rtleetlns at
the Friend f
William U. Kelley.
A larce number of citizens favorable to
the renomination of lion. William D. Kolley
as Representative in Congress from the
Fourth difctrict, in this city, was held last
night in Spring Garden Hall, at the north
west corner of Thirteenth and Spring Garden
litreets. Richard Chambers presided; Wil
liam B. Webb, Joseph Chapman, Joseph G
ItittenhouBe. Thomas 11. Bigelow, William
Devitt, JoRcph Collins, and John n. Miller
acted as Vice-Presidents; and Thomas It.
Davis, W. S. Kochersperger, Robort B
Dixon, Lewis Reimer, J. II. Pugh, and James
Macnichol acted as Secretaries.
The President read the call for the meet
iner, and introduced Major A. R. Calhoun,
who said Mr. Kelley's course was as well
iknown to the nation as in the district he re
presented, and is more fully appreciated by
the nation at large than in his own district.
It was the men from Pennsylvania who most
distinguished themselves that were tho most
abused and Blundered, and unuer ins hat Air.
Kelley probably carried more brainB than any
her of our representatives in CongresB. It
v he said that he is a renegade Democrat,
kt tViA man who never changes his opinions
never corrects his errors. It is simply a mat-
rT- 7- m-
ter of educ.-Mon, and among the strongest
advocates of Republicanism to-day are the men
who were the brains, in years gone by, of
the effete Democratic party, that now drags
out so miserable an existence. One of them
was Hon. William D. Kelley.
, He then reviewed and eulogized the course
of Mr. Kelley during the late war, and main
tained that but for him the coal mines and
vast industrial interests of Pennsylvania
would lie idle. In one day 700 letters came
to the room of Mr. Kelley, marked special
and private, each one being an application
for office. If Mr. Kelley had been sent to
Congress as an office-seeker he had been a
failure- he had been a statesman for Penn
sylvania and the whole land, ne does not
wish to go to Washington for personal ag
grandizement; he has worked harder for the
protection of the industries and labor of the
country than any other Congressman. since
the times of Henry Clay.
Mr. Edwin II. Coates followed, saying that
there may be reasons in the breastr of some
men why Judge Kelley should not be Bent
back to Congress. It is said that he has been
there for many years. But so was John
Quinoy Adams for many years a representa
tive of Massachusetts. He was kept in Con
gress because he stood up for the right of pe
tition. Judge Kelley stood up not merely for
the right of petition for the abolition of.
slavery, but for the abolition of slavery
itself. It was important for those engaged
in the great Republican movement of the
day to be united in this crisis. The Republi
can party was never organized to vindicate
the rights of the slave and to give him the
ballot, but to carry out the principles laid
down in the Constitution.
Addresses were also made by Thomas W.
Trice, Esq., and Captain Mackey, eulogistio
of Mr. Kelley's Congressional career and the
positions he took upon all the leading ques
tions of the times, and especially on that of
protection. The meeting then adjourned
with cheers for Mr. Kelley.
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine Xa tt First Pag.
ALMANAC FORPUILADKLPHIA THIS DAY."
RUN KIBK8 B-2iMooh Sets 3-4
Bun Bkts 6 -36 1 II mil Water 11-18
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADK
GEOKGR L. llUZBY, )
GKOwiB N. Tatuam, V Commutes of toe Month.
D. C. MoCam.mon, )
COMMITTEE ON ARBITRATION.
John O. James, Geo. L. Buzby, K. A. Bonder,
Wm. W. Paul, Thomaa L. Gillespie.
MOVEMENTS! (IK OCEAN HTKAMtUllVH.
FOR AMERICA.
Westphalia Havie Hew York Mar.
Hermann Bremen ....New YorK Mar.
Cella tomlon New York Mar.
Malta Liverpool. ..New York v. B..Mar.
Miiraiuon Liverpool. ..Now York v B..Mar.
Krlu Liverpool. ..New York Mur.
EiJKliind Liverpool. vNew York Mar.
C. of London.. ..Liverpool. ..New York Mar.
Samaria Queeustown. . . New York April
Inula Glasgow xsew xom.
...April
FOR EUROFE.
Allpmannia ... .New York. . . Hamburg.. ,
...April 12
...April 13
Calabria New Y'ork... Liverpool..,
Idaho New Y ork . . . Liverpool. .
.April 13
Aleppo New Y'ork. ..Liverpool April 14
Alaiuiita Jew lorn. ..ioucion April 10
C.of Lomlon ...New Y'ork... Liverpool April 16
Vlllede Paris. .New York. ..Havre April 16
Europa New Y'ork... Glasgow April 16
Main New York... Bremen April 16
TneQneen... .New York... Liverpool April 16
v. oi iiaitiniore.iNew orn.
. .Liverpool v. II . .April 19
..Liverpool. April 20
Bremen April 21
..London. April 23
.Liverpool April 23
Nevada New York.
New York New York. ,
Cella New York.
C. of WasU'ton.New York. ,
Inilln. New York.
.uiasgow April 23
COASTWISE. DOMESTIC. ETC.
Missouri New York. ..Havana April 14
Wyoming Philadelphia. Bavannah April 16
Malls are forwarded by every steamer In the regu
lar lines. The steamers for or from Liverpool call at
Queenstown, except the Canadian line, which call at
Londonderry. The steamers for or from the Conti
nent call at Southampton.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Ann Eliza, Richards, New York, W.P.Clyde
k Co.
Steamer J. 8. Shriver, Webb, Baltimore, A.Groves,.Tr.
Bark Ann Elizabeth, Fhelan, Cardenas, B. k W.
WeUh.
Br. brig Banter, Wilson, Sisal, Mexico.
Hcbr outara, Bprague, uieniuegos, Maaeiraftcanaaa.
Br. sc.hr Laura Bell, Green, Halifax, C. C. Van Hora.
Scnr Niagara, Townsend, Mobile, D. S. Stetson ACo.
Schr Grace Webster, Hume, Portland, Warren k
Gregg.
Schr A. H. Learning, Brower, Boston, D. Cooper.
Schr A. Townsend, Rlsley, Washington, do.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Norman. Nlckenton. 40 hours from Bos
ton, wltn muse, ana passengers to 11. wmsor ,tuo.
Off Ship John Buoy, passed bark E. Lovett, for Cork ;
off licedy island, snip duna, uouna up; ou winning
ton creek, brig Frontier, from Havana.
Steamship J. W. Evennan, Hinckley, from Rich
mond via Norfolk, with nutae. to W. P. Clyde k Co.
Steamship ramta, i- reeman, 24 nours irom new
York, with mdae. to John F. Ohl.
bteamer concoru, rtorman, nours irom .new
York, with mdse. to W. M. Balrd k Co.
Steamer S. F. Phelps, Brown, 24 hours from New
York, with mdse. to w. m. uaira co.
Steamer Monitor, Jones, 24 hoars from New York,
with mdse. to W. M. Balrd k Co.
Br. bark Lizzie Fox. Clark, 6 days from Baltimore,
in hnllAHt to L. WeBterizaard k Co.
Brig Fennlman. Dickson, 21 days irom juayaguez,
P. R., with sugar and molasses to John Mason k Co.
vessel to L. vVesteraaard k Co.
Schr Florence J. lockwooii, hi. jonn, 11 aays irom
Cardenas, with molasses to E. C. Knight k Co. ves
sel to Warren k Greirir.
Suhr 8. P. M. Tasker, Lewis, 6 days from Savan
nah, with lumber to Philadelphia Navy Yard.
bVIiriJ. W. jucuuuiey, iiuouaru, 11 uayo iruiu
I.npchville. with lumber to U. Croskey k Co.
Schr Stephen Morris, Seaman, 8 days from Bath,
With ice to Knickerbocker Ice Co.
Schr Harry Lee, Barrett, 6 days from Leechvllle,
with lumber to Norcross k Sheets.
Schr H. N. Squires, Nickerson, o aays irom itocK-
port, with ice to Knickerbocker ice uo.
Schr Annie 8. Gasklll, Gasklll, 6 days from Wil
mlncton. N. C. with lumber to Norcross k Sheets.
bchr Ella 11. Barnes, Avery, 8 days from Norfolk,
with shlugles to T. P. Galvlu A Co.
Kr.hr l). it. Burton, llattield. from brig Manilas.
ashore at Clarke's Point, with 74 hhds. and 12 boxes
suear to uaiiett & son.
KrhrThos. M. Rodney. Ptael. from brig Manllus.
ashore at Clarke's Point, with 70 hhds. and 1 boxes
sugar to Daliett k Son.
Scnr W. U.uorgun, uianes, o nays irom ouuiura,
Del., with lumber to Hickmau k Cottlngham.
Scnr Caroline, Tice, i uny iroui aiuivuiu, wiiu
class to Whitall, Tatum A Co.
Dear ruruweii, iiuiiucd, huuj - o
Schr J. C. Thompson, Vansunt, from New Haven.
Schr Henrietta, Smith, from Norwalk.
Schr Jos. Hay, Hathaway, from Wareham.
Schr A. H. Learning, Bowers, from Salem.
Correvfxmdmce of Th Fveniivj TeUrapK
New Yoke Office, April 10. No boats leave to
night, owing to the storm.
Baltimokk Biiancu Office, April 11. The follow
inir barges leave in tow to-night, eastward :
Princeton, F. W. Tripp, 11. H. Smith, Charles
McCaffrey, Mary Dunn, riattio Miller, and Kate
Stewart, all with coal for New York.
The Betsy Baker and Sarah Catup, with coal, for
Elktou, Md.
l'lin.ADKt.rniA BRANcn Oi-ficb, April 12 Barge
J.J. Wolcott, with coal for Wilmington, lert yester-
day. 1 b. c.
MEMORANDA.
Stoamshln Atlantic. Jacobbeu, for Philadelphia.
cleared at Liverpool 48th ult.
Ship Nimbus, Kelly, irom wvurpmn ism mi. ior
Philadelphia, was spoken iiikl, lat. 4, long. 11.
Steamship uuuiaia, uoxiu. ' "ncum uiu
Inst, for Philadelphia, has on board 10 bules cotton,
u bales mobs, 2 bbls. rice, 18 bids, whisky, Bi) do.
blHul. lime, 89 bags wool, 20 hhds. bone-black, 2J5
bdls. hides, 200 empty casks, and sundries. Passim,
gers P. Bradley, Mrs. Fato, Misses Faro, L. Fal.
couer, R. Gaualon, Mrs. Chllds, MUtsea Clitlda, Mas
ter Chllils, Mrs. P. F. Hoxle, S. C. Stoughton and
wife, Mrs. R. Rumas, MlHses ltuinas, J. M. Brooks
and wife, Miss Josephine Teal, Miss Mary Teal, Miss
II. Boswell, Miss Julian McCounell, and otherB.
Steamship Volunteer, J outs, hence, at New Y'ork
10th lust.
Steamship Norfolk, Piatt, hence, at Richmond 9th
Instant.
Bark Argonaut, Bteengrafe, hence for Bremen,
was spoken lttth ult., uo lat., Iodk. to,
. i ' ! . i ' '
Bark Mertora. Reed, hence for Antwerp, sailed
frnm Fimrnth th nit.
Schr Ll.7.le Bennett, hence, at Norwich Stn Inst.
Schr Minnie Kinnle. nonce, at New London Bth
Inot. frr Norwich.
Hcnrz. it. Aflam. Bobbin, hence for Boston, at
New York 10th innt. .
Bohr Annie Amoden. Han eg. li oats from cr-
derms, at New York 10th Inst.
scnr jtmma h. mit. tsnaw.io aavs irom Jackson
ville, at Nfw York inth Inst. .
scnr n. u. nana, nnn, cleared at uaorgeiown,
8. C, 4th Inst., for Philadelphia, with lumber.
Bchr J. w, Wilson, A lams, olea-ed at Charleston
8th Inst., for Philadelphia, with lumber.
HcMir Harriet Biackman. Jones, hence, at New
Bedford Tth lust - .
Schr J. A. Grimn, Foster, for Philadelphia, was
ready at Wilmington, N. C., 7th Inst.
Hcurs Annie, Auams, ana a. m. Kciwaras. iienaun,
hence, t Richmond 9th Inst.
scnr Fnni tiirKnnne, jester, ana rtBi- u.
fitlckney, Rodman, from North Carolina for Phila
delphia, at Norfolk 8th Inst.
Hcnrs J. vwiiiaiiieuu, ir., v orson: it. Yniiuu,
Brower; R. II. shannon, Bilks; Osprey, Crowley;
Mary Riley, Riley; and A. U. Aldrldge, Fisher,
hence, at Boston 0th Inst.
Schr John nitnoni, iteuy, was loading at -sa
vannah 1th Ins, for f hlladelphia.
Schr Wi am 11. Kowe. whittemore. nenco, at
New Bedford 7th Inst.
Schr Kdith Mar. niggins, irom wciinect ior r nua-
delphtA, at Holmes' Hole, A. M. Dth Inst, and sailed
again in the afternoon.
MISCELLANY.
Fchr Eliza Pike, of Eastport. Me., which sprung a
leak in consequence of striking on the bar In going
to tea from Charleston on the 8th of February lost,
laden with phosphates, cotton, pig iron, clay, and
other merchandise, bound lr Philadelphia, and bad
to be run ashore on Long Island Boach, to prevent
her sinkinir In deen water, has since gone to pieces.
and fragments of the vessel and cargo have floated
asnore.
WATOHE8. JEWELRY, ETC
-ewis ladomus & CO
'DIAMOND DEALERS & JEWELECS.1
WATCHES. JKWKLKY SILVER WAUK. I
vWATOHEa and JEWEL3T BEPA1EED. J!
02 Chestnnt St., Phili.
Ladies' and Gents' Watches
AMERICAN AND IMPORTED,
Of ths mostMlebmtod makara.
FINE VEST CHAINS AND LEONTINES
In 14 and 18 karat.
DIAMOND and other Jewelr? of tha latest dartiroa.
Engagement and Wedding Rinjrs, In 18-karut and coin.
Solid SiWerWara for bridal PiMenta. Table On tier.
Plated Ware. ete. 11 6 (mw
OENUINE OROIDE
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
$13, $15, $30, $35.
We are now selllnfr oor Watohoe at retail for
wholesale prices, $12 and upwards, all in hunting
cases. i-entl.njen'a and Ladies' sizes. warr&nLud
good Minors as tha best, costing ten tunos aamuoo.
Utl A1JSO JiL W fl LH1,
bend lor circular. Goods soot O. O. I.
CaBtomers can examine before Dai ins. bi Daitaz ex Drags
onargea eaon way.
JAMES GERARD & CO.,
No. 85 NASSAU STREET (UP STAIRS),
a28mwf NEW YORK.
2 I C H JEWELRY,
JOHN BKENNAN
DIAMOND DEALER. AND JHWSLLEB,
NO. 13 SOUTH EIGHTH STREET,
8 9 tnwl 9mrp PHILADELPHIA.
WILLIAM B. WARNS A CO
Wholesale Dealers In
. WATCH K8 ADD JKWKLRT.
corner HKVKNTU and OllKHNUT Btreet
I8S1 Beoona noor. ana late oi no. it a. iiutuj t.
CLOCKS.
TOWER CLOCKS.
MARBLK CLOCKS.
BRONZE CLOCKS. -COUOOTJ
OLOOKS.
VIENNA REGULATORS.
AMERICAN OLOOKS.
. XV. RUSSELL,,
No. 22 NORTH SIXTH STREET.
REMOVAL.
THE OLD-ESTABLISHED
UNITED STATES
REVENUE STAMP AGENCY
HAS REMOVED FROM
No. 67 South THIRD Street
TO
No. 66 South THIRD Street,
8 81
JACOB E. RIDQWAT
II E
RINOIPAL DEPOT
FOR TBI BALK OF
VENUE ST AM
R E
P S,
NO. 804 CUESNUT STREET.
CENTRAL OFFICE, No. 108 S. FIFTH STREET
(Two doors below CheBnut Btreet),
ESTABLISHED 18 6 9
The sale of Revenue Stamps Is still continued at
the Old-Establuihed AKeneles.
The stock comprises every denomination printed
hv tha Government, and having at all times a large
supply, we are enabled to till and forward (by Mail or
Express) all orders Immediately upoa receipt, a mat
ter of great Importance.
United States Notes, National Bank Notes, Drafts
on Philadelphia, and Post Oilice Orders received In
nnvment.
Any Information rp(rardiri(r the decisions of the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue cheerfully and
oTKtultouglv furnished.
Revenue Stamps printed npop Drafts, Checks, Re
ceipts, etc.
The following rates of commission are allowed on
Stamps and btampeu t aper:
Oiitioand upwards S per cent.
' luo "
"BOO "
Address all orders, etc., to
STAMP AGENCY.
No. B04 CIIESNUT KTKEIiT, PHILADELPHIA.
N
T O T I C E TO O U N T K A C T O K 8.
The Western Maryland liullroad Company having
secured the aid of the city of llultlmore, will soon
be In funds sufllclent to complete the road from
Pino Creek Bridge to Ilaperstown, and will reoelve
Proposals until 9th April for all the unfinished Ora
dintr and Brld glng on tho uncompleted section, the
wort on which has boen suspended for a year.
Payments made In cash for all work done.
The work on thelGraduatlon, Masonry, and Super.
structure of Bridges win amount to about 1200,000.
For all information as to the present condition of
the work to bo done, apply to
W. BOLLMAN, President,
8 o8 Qw No. 84 N. UOLLIDAY Btreet.
A LEXANDBR O. CATTELL A CO,
i .vv-m ruiuutuamw uvunu a soma 1
t rHUUUUO' UVIiiaiangn'H m si. tv. n a mm .
BO. M OBTH WHAJaVJtkl
AKD
a NORTH WATWR BTOIII
PH1LADHLPULA, IM
aUBZASI O OAjii44 VLBil OaHUUl
8EWINO MACHINES.
THE AMERICAN
Combination Buttonhole
AMD
SEWING MACHINE
la now admitted to be far snpertor to all others as a
Family Machine. The SIMPLICITY, KASR and
CERTAINTY with which It operates, as well aa tho
unilorm excellence or Its work, throughout the en
tire range of tewing, In
HHtchlng, Hemming, Felling,
lurking, Cording, IlraldinK,
QnililnK, UatherlnK 1 and
Hewing on, Overs-cmulng,
Ilmbroiderlng on the
I'dge, and It si Ilenntlf wl
Ilntton-Ilole nnd IJye
let Hole Work,
Place It nnqnestionably tar In advance of any other
similar invention.
This Is the only new family machine that embodies
any Substantial Improvement cpon the many old
machines in the market.
It Certainly has no Equal.
It Is also admirably adapted to manufacturing pur
poses on all kinds of fabrics.
Call and see It operate and get samples of the
work.
We have also for sale oor "PLAIN AMERICAN
a beautiful family nmchlno, at a Reduced Price.
This machine does all that is done on the Combtna
tlon except the Overscamlng and Button-hole work
Office and Salesrooms,
No. 1818 CIIESNUT ST.,
1 87 thsto8mrp
PHILADELPHIA.
ENGINES, MAOMINEHY, ETO.
fjaw PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
4oMt'l,,Ul,l uiiM.-niiiriH s ijiivx
nrff.?'PKA(JTIOAL AND TUKORK I'lUAL
IKkMZS' KN(i IN K K US, M AO I1INIKTS, UOILKR.
ilAKKliS, BLACKSMITHS, and FOUKDKRS, having
for nmny years boen in snoceseial operation, and been ex
oinsiTeii enxaci in rmiiuing ana repairing Marine ana
i .. .... t A i . I u i i .
Tanks, Propellers, etc etc., respectfully offer their ser
vices to the public as being fnlly prepared to contraot for
engines of ail sizes, Marino, Hirer, and htationary ; bavins
seta of patterns of different sizes, are prepared to execute
orders villi quick despatch. Kvory dOBcriplion of pattern
makin(r made at Uie sliortest notice. Ilitcb and Low pre.
sure tine 'tubular and Cylindpr Boilers of the best Penn
sylvania (Tlisrcoal Iron. Korplntrs of allsisnsand kinds,
Iron and Brass (Jaetinrs of all (soeenptiona, Itoil liiruing
bcrev Cutting, and all other work oonneoted with tha
above business.
Lrawtnps ana specincanons ior an wora aone at tun
eslahlishmont free of cbnrne, and work Ruaranteed.
The anhHoribers bare anioie wharf dock-room for reDaln
of boats, where thoy can lio in perfoct aafoty, and are pro
Tided with shears, blocks, fails, ato, eto., for raising bean
or light weight . , . m
uauud jt xvicarijs.
JOHN P. LKVY,
818 BKAOH and PALM Kit Streets.
QIRARD TUBE WORKS.
, JOHN B. MURPHY & BROS.,
Manufacturers of Vronht Iron Pipe, Eto.,
PHILADELPHIA. PA.
WORKS, . .. .
TWENTY-THIRD and FILBERT Streets.
OFFIlK, 141
Wo. 41 North FIFTH, Htreet.
PATENTS.
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8.
OFFICES FOB PROCURING
Patents in the United States and Fo
- - reign Countries,
FORREST BUILDINGS.
119 S. FOURTH St., Fhilada.,
AMI MARBLE BUILD INCS,
SETJBIVTII Street, abore F,
(Opposite U. 8. Patent OfBoe),
WASHINGTON, D. a
XL HOWBON, Solioltor of Patents.
O. BOWSON, Attorney-atrUw.
Communlcationa to be addressed to the Principal Offloea.
Philadelphia. 4 10 mwa&n
CTATE RIGHTS FOR 8ALE. 8TAT2
O Rights of a valuable Invention Just patented, and for
tbe SL1C1NU, CUTT1ISU, and Urtlr-FIMU of dried beef,
cabbaKe, eto., are hereby offered foraale. It is an article
of great value to proprietors oi Hotels ana restaurants,
and it should be introduced into every family. NTATK
om.vuoroj t mnum
HIunTH for sale. Model can be seen at 1 ULBGHAPli
COAL.
PEKCITAL E, TJILU HEW SOS MXArTl
FERCIVAL. E2. BELL &. CO.,
tixauBj a
Lehigh and Schuylkill Coal,
DEPOT: No. 1826 North NINTH Street,
1 75 West Bide, below Master.
Pranoh Offloe. No. 407 RICHMOND Street.
PERSONAL..
"XI OTICE. APPLICATION WILL SE MADE
.i to tne uitv 'ireaauror ior new oerunostea ior tna roi.
lnwinip tlitv aix ner cent, loans, free from all titxee!
Cortiflcate No. 10,003, Loan No. 84, dattd November 6,
utrtiucate no. bmo. new uouu, uai.su novemDor
1867 QtiotiO
CJertiticate No. 10,331, Liabilities, dated Novembers,
Certiiica'te No. 19,333, Municipal Loan, dated November
2B, 1B7, 1(KK). . . , , , . .
I .nrt.inojtt.A No. IHU. vraier jxihd. oaiea may s. iron. siiHRf.
(VirtiMcate No.
w,lvs, ram jxan, aatoa April i,
S10UI.
1 tb.3m
ROOFINQ.
R
EADY ROOFIN G.
This Roollnc is adapted to all buildings. It can be
appuec to BTKEP OR FLAT ROOFS
at one-balf the expense of tin. It is readily pnt on oil
Khinwla Unofs without removinar the ahinirlea. thus evnid.
inK the daniaKing of oeiiinga ana larmtuxe wane under.
pTMkvk Votin k6ofs with wklton-
T .m nninraii tn Rnnair and Paint Roofs at ahn
notice. Also, PAINT iOK hal. oy tne barrel or gallon
the beat and cheapest in the maraei. WT
1175 Wo. 711 N. NINTH Btreetlabov'eUoatee.
rav, XTUDQ k OI'TlITPf'Tfl UTTTT TVD-T? a
X AND ROOt KRS.-Roofsl Yes, tee. Every site and
kind, old or new. At No. MS N. THIRD Street, the AMU.
K1UAN CONORKTK PAINT AND ROOF COMPANY
are sellinR their celebrated paint for TIN KOOf o, and
li.r nrau,nin. hII wnnrl Stlrf metala. AlaO. their Bolid OOTM.
till. i roof ooverinR, tbe best aver offered to the public, with
brusnes, cans, puoaeie, ", mi wurs.. Anti-vermin,
r ire, and lAater-proof
Lizut, TiKht, Durable.
No crack'
Iuk, pealins, or ahrinkine
no paper, (travel, or beat.
fur all oh, units Directions aiven
Dueotions
tor work, or good work
men soupliod. Clare, promptness, oertalnLiI
um prise I
Oaai Kxaminel jndKei
A ?enu wanted for Interior cotmtlea.
)f JOHKPU LT1PD8. Prlnoipai;
" OtElNT.'S FUKNISHINU COODsT
DAT E N T BUOULDKU-315AM
JL
SUIKT MANUFACTORY,
AND GENTLKMEN'B FURNISHING Ba"0R5.
rSRI'ECTLY ITTITINQ SHIRT3 AND DHAWE1.8
mmlH lrnm nieasuruuicul at very short notice.
All other articles of UiiNTUJkliai'a DUE S3
GOODb in fall variety.
WINCnBSTKR CO.,
lt , Na loe ClllkHNUT StraoU
UMBRELLAS.
atfjk UMBRELLAS! UMBRELLAS! AT GOLD
JPrices. if the PUBLIC will pay in GOLD. eTrwrf
variety of Unibrellae bilk, Alpaca, OinKham, aa V t
ton Umbrellas, made to wear (no auot ion trash), bnt w 11
made for use, at uuiv&lui iia niana,
HQ.M VINB Htreet.
EaUbUtbed forty rears ago, S 30 Lit
AORIOUUTURAL.
O BUI ST' 8 WARRANTED GARDEN
JL R KI'H.- The Peeds we .ftir are einlnsivsly tnoae of
our own growth, and will be fnnnd far superior to those
srnprnll sold bf dealers. Market gardeners and private
families, to whnm reliable seeds are of the ntmost Im
portance, tlvnilri obtain tlioir snnplles from
lUJIHTtH HKK.U WAKKHOUrlR. '
Nos. 1"M sncl H24 M A RK HT Rtreet, alnive Ninth. Oall or
send tor Hnl.t's fianlen Msnniil and Prioe Lisa for IKW,
which rnntains 130 Dues of useful information to oonntrjp
residents. 17 1m
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND
OArlPKIS TWIJ. PlonRhs, llsnrows. Vn I ti va
ra, rami Mowers, tltinms. Jnln and rieKI Honors.
1 awn Mnwera, Kailrosd and Harden Wheelbarrows; mm.
Straw, and Fodder ('nttera, sll at rndncod pricne. Oall
and examine oar stock , RORItKT UUIRT, Jr., -.
RKKI) WARKHtlUHK, '
17 Im Roe. 933 and 934 MAJIKKT tftrwei.
THE PlilLADELPIIIA LAWN MOWERl
ii-. This is the most improved hand machine made,
snd is jnst tbe article oeeded by all who have irraas to crt.
It can be operated li j a luiv without laligne. Price WH,
and even Mower warrantor). Hold by - '
HOBKRV BUIST, JB..
RK.WI) WARKHOUSW, !
171m Noe-KO and HMMAKK.H.T htreei.
MEDIOAL.
'J'llE UNIVEKSITI MEDICINES AUE
THE FAVORITE rilE3CRIPTION3
OF THB
New York Wetlical University.
Beliahle Remedies of a hish Bclentlfio oharaoter, de
turned tor tbe cure ot all diaoaaes.
PKKPAKKD 8TH101LV aOOORDIWO TO THB
I.AWH UK M.l)IOAI,t)IIK1I.HI'RY.
The Univarsity Medicines are prenarod in oonsonanee
with the views ot a number of distinguished liviK Ameri
can Physicians, who believe toat tbe time is ooine when
educated Krvsicisna should arise and mske a decisive
effort to overthrow tbe healtb-deetroyina: system rf ymui le
ery prsvailing; in every town snd city, and substitute
KCIKNTIKIO KKbFoNSlHl,K KKM K 1)1 A lS, la plies
of the worthless ot dangerous Patent Medicines flood in
ihe country.
'I beae remedies are prepared by the newly disnovered
Obemi'al prooesa of Pro'eisor Hcott, termed STKAM
IIL'I'RA'I ION, brwbl.'h the entire Active Principle of
am herb, drns. or chemioal ia thorouvulv axtrautmi. and
ita curative properties tnciessed a bundred fold over
thnie made in the ordinary manner.
1 bry are standard, moat ot the inirredients onnst.itntins;
th m avina been osod by the physicians ot tbe Uoiver-
ity. in tnmr private practice, tor more ttian twonty ynara.
Altbonsb but recently brnusht before tn nublio In
their present form as rlKr.tl.,K KKMKUIKR, thny are
rspldly siipnrsedinR the old poisons, Patent Medioines and
Nansoous lrups.
'1 liey are tsK n in sinsn ooses.
t'ney are pleasant to t ho tas'e.
Thoir effects sre almost Instantaneous.
Tberere harmless to nil .... . .
W hv nn nn flllRR ALL for all diseases, bnt a
regular system of Uemeeiea for each diatiuat, class ot
maladies. . ........,
Alistofonr Kemenios ana valuable Aieaioai nooa
sent free to snv sddress.
PUILAUKLPHIA BRANCH!
Corner of SKVENTJKKNTU and U11ESNUT Stroeta.
AIiVICK 1KKK.
US lmrp JOSKPH O. HARROLP.
MEW DIBCOVEKT. KLIXIR J. F. BER
Xl NARD-TOM SI HKNIQUK. ANTI-DYSPEPTIC).
1 ha tuivenil observations made bv the best physicians of
tbe laculte de Paria nave proved that the aiuknesses
arising from Impoverishment of tho blood ornerrans ex-
nausiion, vi.. : Aiiivms, .lmim uhib. onuiwuiiauio,
Vlitbisic. niiibMes. Albumineria. Hcorbut. etc.. eto.. are
radically cured with tbe KL1XIK J. . BKRHAHO.
M -Vrvnf. For Mkle by all respectable draffKisUL 8 1 tutbftft
LQAL NOTICES.
N THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
KTATFB FOR T1IK EASTERN DISTRICT OF
PFNNaYLVANlA. TUO1 A3 W. 8WFK.VKY, of
Riiuime. in tho County of Herks. and 8 tale of Pennayl
van m, in the said llisfriot, a liauarupt, wno icinueiiy
osrried on business in Philadelphia, Pa., nniler the tirm
naineof T. v. bwceney, Jr., said nnn horns; oomposeaoi
himself and R. Hodman and Isaac Wells, both of Miners
vilie. Pa., bavins: petitioned for Ins discharge a meoline of
creditors will be hold on the 12th day of April, a. D. 1k7ii
et2 o'clock P. M.. before RoRistcr H. M ALTZBF.RGKR,
atniaomco, mo. 4ttl. wm tt atrcet, neauin, fa.,tnnt
the examination of the aaid hankniDl may bo finished, and
any business of meetings required by sections 'Zi or'tn of
tho act of (Jowrress transacted. The Heiriater will certify
whether the Bankrupt bus conformed to bis dnty. A
beariiiK will also be knd on WEDNESDAY, the 27tn day
of April, A. D. 1H70. before the Court, at Philadelphia,
at lu o'clock A. M.,wncnand woore parties in Interest
may snow cause against ise aircnarire. .
..... ".i ... I.... . t nm ft V . n t- n
5 i I Judire of tho raid District Court, and the seal
. niiness rue nnn. .1 w r l .n uAun ALnucii
" , thereof, at Plulauolplua, tne nttn oay oi Moron,
A. U. 107U. i
O. R. FOX, Clerk.
Attost H. MAI.TZrinoTJl, Register. 4 1 t27
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE CITY
X AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of J AM Ro KIOK, deoeaseu.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle, and
adjust tbe an count of MARY RICE, Administratrix of
J AMES RIUE.deoeased, and to report distribution of the
balanoe in the hands of Uie aooountant, will meet the
parties interested, for tbe purpose of hie appointment, on
TCKbDAY. April 14. 1870, at 11 o'clock A. M at his
office, No. 131 8. FIFTH Street, in the oit of PhUadal
phia. 4 7 thatntt
PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH,
B. W. OORNER 8IXTH AND SANSOM STS.
PROPOSALS FOR HTREET CLEANING.
Pealed Prnnasela will be reoeivad at tha OFFICE of the
BOARD OF HEALTH until 12 o'clock noon, on the I9tb
day of April, 1870. for cleaning and keeping1 thoroughly
clean at all times.frorn tbe date of contract toftbe Slat day
ot Deoember, ltrfl, all the paved streets, alleys, courts.
inlets, market nouses, gutters, gutters under rauroaa
crossings, gutters of nnpaved street, and ad other publio
highways, and the immediate removal of all filth and dirt
therefrom, after the aasue baa been collected together.
Also, the removal of ashes, and the oolleotion and burial
f all dead animals in the built-up portion of the city
lying north ef Alleghany avenue, known as Brides burg
eon Frankford, and termed tbe Twentieth district.
Each bid must be accompanied with a aerti&eate from
the City Solicitor that security bsa been entered at the
law Department in the sum of five hundred dollara
(t&oO), incompliance with an ordinance of Councils ap
proved sa ay l, leou.
Tbe Board reserves tbe right to reject any and all bids.
Warrants for the payment of said contracts will be
drawn in conformity with section five of the aot of Assem
bly approved March 18, 1869.
Envelopes enclosing proposals must be endorsed Pro
posals for SUeet Cleaning. " ,.
ELIAB WARD, M. D , President.
CHAS. B. Babbett, Secretary. 4 8 lot
GOVERNMENT SALES.
ALE OF
NAVY VESSEL,
Navy Department,
Burba f Construction and Repair,
Washington. D. C. April 6, 1870.
870. J
The Navv Department will offer for salo at
PL'BLlC AUCTION, at the United States Navy
Yard, Brooklyn, on the 23d day or April, 18T0, at 12
o'clock, M., the live-oat frame, copper-fastened
screw steamer
SEMINOLE,
of son tons, old measurement.
Tbe veHBel anil her Inventory can be examined at
any time on application to the Commandant of the
Yard. One-half of the whole amount of the purchase
money must be deposited at the time of adjudica
tion, and the balance within five (5) days thereafter,
and the vessel must be removed from the Navy
Yard within two weeks from the day of sale.
The Government reserves the right to withdraw
the vessel from sale for any purchaser who will pay
the appraised value, wltn an increase of ten (10) per
centum thereto. tutlisBt
ALE OF COPPER SCALE.
Navv Dkpartmrnt,
rRNT, )
:kpair,
1H, lsro. J
Bureau of construction and kkpa:
April in.
There will be offered for sale at public auction on
FRIDAY, May 6, 1870, at 12 o'clock M., at the
l i lted States Navy Yard, WASHLNtiTOX, about
PKVENTY THOUSAND 70,000) POUNDS OF COP
PKIt SCALE, in lots to suit purchasers.
It can be examined at anytime previous to the
day of sale upon application to the Commandant of
the Washington Navy Yard.
Samples of similar scale have Bhown 82 per cent
of metallic copper.
One-balf tho purchase money must be deposited
at the time of sale, and twelve days will be allowed
to remove the scale- from the yard, otherwise tho
deposit will be forfeited to the Government.
I Alljpayments to bo made In Government funds,
and before the scale is removed from the
yard. 4 12 tuthtit
WINES AND LIQUORS.
QA.iSTAIRS & McCALLy
No. 126 T7ahrot and 21 Granite Sts.,
IMPORTERS OF
Brandies, Wines, Gin, Olive Oil, Etc,
WHOLESALE DEALEBS IN
PURE RYE WHISKIES,
IN BOND AND TAX PAID. 6 28 2p4
LITIS CURRANT WINE.
ALBERT 0. ROBERTS,
Dealer in every Description of Fine Groceries,
11 78 Corner ELEVENTH and VINE Btreet ,
w
ILLIAM ANDERSON & CO., DEALERS
tn me Vl ksikiee.
Me, 146 North BE0O1TO Street.
a-iiiumiyina.
AMUSEMENTS.
'AURA KKBN K'S
U OHBSNITT BTRErTP THf ATRH, Recinsati.
RKTCRN OK THK KXILKfj
Commencement of tbe summer season.
wiruv aiiriMT 'i u i u (L.tfD
MRS. jAMltS A. OATK8 AND HUH CELEBRATED
. (HlMPASV
in the ereat hlaforia bnrlean.ns.
job rir i,n itir iHKiiurm w noLD,
k.' Over one hnndred artistes appesrinr.
MATINEE, BATCKDAY, AT H U'UlAKltt.
WALNUT' 8 T RE KT ' THBTKifc.'
f i THI8 fTuesdaytRVENINO, April li. .
i BKNKFIT OF MR. W. H HAll.RY.
' OI.il IIKinu inn vntiNiiniriLir j
Jesse Rural. Mr. uf. M. Ball !
Mediation, "Patrick Henry's Oration
! MR. (1HARI.F.8 nKhO.
BanjoBnlobyJOR MORTIMER.
Bohr, "The Old Deiwher entleman,"
' , MR W. II. KII.K Y.
To eowolnoe with Jflsii'iii v umnrasn
Jonathan lirarlford ,ewia Morrison
D WEDXESDAY, BENEFIT OF
MR. T. J. HEMPHILL. Business Manager. ,
TVIKP. JOHN
DREW'S
Retrlna V to S
ARCH 8TRKB1
1H THFATRK.
RHCOND WEEK tlW s'nnTT.WTjniT
1 MONDAY. AND RVKRV EVENING.
Mr. Anirnat.tn Timls'a nnr...rn1 i - i
French, entitled
ti
tKUUtKUU, l
With every borne,
i Costume, and Appointment Tew.
k 1WRS- JOHN DRKW asUILllKKlE.
Aided by the full Company,
beats secured aix days In advanoe.
FOX-8 AMERICAN THEATRE.
WALNUT Street, above FUrbth. ,
EVERY EVKNINO. Old RnRli.li Pastime: Punch and
lady, by the street comedians OOLLIN'a end DAIHEYi
Matters MAC KEN and SULLIVAN; Femaio Drum
v.r.,.u.,i,.nii. ,,r.min; ins woriorenownr llrm.
CAKLU 14KOT1IERIS, and FRANK WOOD.
M rt ' 1 mm lla Unas t 1J i a. ti . n . "
DUPREZ A BENEDICT'S OPERA HOUSE.
SEVENTH St,, below Arch (Late Theatre OowiIgn-.
THIH EVFNINO. DUPRF5C A BEN EDICT '
U1USBT1U MlNtU KKCS WILL INTRODUCE
First Tims-Oreat Burlesque, Othello,
first Week-Piscatorial Excursion.
First week Finale. (Slumbering Moke.
l ast Vi eek Irresistible Hunky i Dory. 411 l"t
VJEWELEVENTn STREET OPERA HOUSE.
11 ELEVENTH Btreet, above Ohesntit.
THE FAMILY RESORT.
OARNCKOH8 A DIXEY'8 MINSTRETfl,
tbe great btar lmnpe of the world, in their uneanallaA
FTHIOPIAN riOlriEFS,
BEAUTIFUL H AM.AD8. &ONOS.
OPERATIC SELECTION H, snd
LA tit; II ABLE BUBXESUUXI
EVERY KVENLNO .
J. L. CAKNCROB8, Manager,
. F, filMPBON. Treasurer. , ta n
o
L E BULL
RESPEC I'FULLY announces
unn l-S'llU txiptUKK" ''
At the AC A DEM V OF MUSIC, Philadelphia. ,
Jt . ..'v. .'iU,K?,1AY KVENINU. April 1 P " '
assisted by the following artiste: ,
Alias UAl TIE 8AFFORD,
w . The favorite Snnrtno.
Mr. WILLIAM MACDONALD, " ' ' '
The popular Tenor. ' ' .
Mr. EDWARD HOFFMAN.
. j i , The disUnguisfced Pianlal and Composer.
Admission, $1. Family Circle, 60 cents. . No extra
cbiirce for Deserved Heat. Rale of tickets begins a
Oouhi's Musio liiore.on bsturdsy Morning, April 9. 1870.
fn in 9 A . M. to 6 P. M. Doors open at 7 o'owok. Con.
eert beams at 8.
BULL, Business Mtmacer. -jJ.JAV
WATSON, Agent. fit
N
N T II W E
. GRAND AND GLORIOUS
E - K,
Benefits, MONDAY EVENING. April Uth, Third
Baptist Church. TUESDAY, Crand Division, 8. ofT.. '
htiite of Pennsylvania. WEDNESDAY, 3 at) P M
EVKNINO. Alpine lxidge. No. 777, L O. O. V. TH17R8
i,A Y,.'VJ""' Philadelphia Lodge, L O. O. F., No. R72 FEJ '
DAVEVENINO, Kmory Al. K. Churoh. SATURDAfC
2 3UP.M. KV ENlNtl, Knefiiicnaku Tribe of L O. R, -CONCERT
HA.lJfc
Front and gallery, 75 cts. Admission, 60 oenta. CM 1
drun, 26 cents. .
... ox ' : J. W. BAIIf, '
, i . PfoprioU , . ,
VALER'S. (LATE MILLER'S) WINTBil i
GARDEN. Noe. 730, 720,734. and 726 VINEBtreeT
. ............ w u i i. , hhii, iunnsriT ut pro Dei '. i
of the GRAND DUKE OF BADEN, purchased at gres a
expense by JACOB VAI.KR. of this city, in combination
with FLAMER'8 ORCHKKTRA ssit Ml. Nvnin
ASi??1' ."I? rfonn KVERY AFTKJIHOOM and 'l no
. ... ... vj o i bu euTwiuenuosiea tiiSMie. '
Admission free.
1131 '
TEMPLE OF WONDERS, ASSEMBLY BUILD-' "
i ING. LAST WEEK. . LAST WBEK. '
Peappearance of 8IONOR BLITZ SATURDAY'
AFTERNOON, and last performance this season.
SENTZ AND' BABBLER'S ; MATINEES
MUSICAL FUND HALL, 186B-70, every 8ATUR.
DAXACTERNOON at H olook. 1QI. '
HOSIERY, ETO.
now othtz at j .
UOFJIANH'S HOSIERY STOKE,'
; I No. 9 NORTH EIGHTH STREET, .; ;
. GENTS WJUTH WOOL SHIRTS, i, j r ,' ,. ' .
GENTS" "vYHlTB WOOL DRAWERS, ' r ' .
GENTS SCARLET WOOL SHIRTS, '
GENTS' SCARLET WOOL DRAWERS, 1 ".''".
GENTS' MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
, LADIES' MERINO VESTS, , , r
LADIES' MERINO BRAWKRS, ".
LADIES' CASHMERE VESTS, J '
CHILDREN'S MERINO UNDERWEAR, '
GENTS' COTTON SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, . i ,
LADLES' COTTON VESTS AND DRAWERS. . , ,,lX
Also, a very larye assortment of . t . , ' 4 1 wtSy ,')
COTTON WOOL. AND MERINO HOSTHRY. '
OROOERIE3, ETO.
. 1809. ' '
TARBAH TED GENUINE ;OILC-
Government Jaya-Coffee
Roasted erery day. at 40 sseisSi .'
' per pound, at
COUSTY'S East End Grocery
No. 118 South SECOND St., '
817thstn
BELOW OHE8NUT BTREET.
r0 ALL WANTING FARMS IN A LOCAL
lty Exempt from Fevers and Lung Complalmta. ' '
To Farmers, nortlculturlsts, Mechanics, CapltallsU, ,
Gentlemen of LclBore, Invalids, and all wanting a .
nomeatead In a climate of unsurpassed salubrity, ,
exempt from tne rigors of a Northern winter, and
In close connection with tbe commercial centres of '
the South. Few If any sections offer such a combi
nation of Inducements as tho town of Aiken, S. G, , ,
and its vicinity for a desirable and permanent homo. .
A pamphlet of 84 pages now ready, containing a '.
description of the climate, soils, and the nature or '
the products in tho vicinity of Aiken, especially
fruit, cereals, cotton, corn, vegetables, eto., In.
eluding extracts from letters of distinguished vial-
tors, correspondents, action of town councils In-'
vlting emigrants, etc., to which is added a descrip
tive list of property for sale, Including Improved
farms, orchards, vineyards, water power , kaolin
deposits, unimproved lands, and town residences.
For sale by E. J. C. WOOD, Real Estate Agont,
Aiken, S. C. The book will be sent by mall on
receipt of price, 60 cents. Address J. C. DERBY,
Fubllsher, P. O. Box No. 1439, New York, until 1st
Of February . after that date at Aiken, 8.C. 117 8m .
TAH'l'OIf afc WcMAIlOW,
snievina and commission mckobakts,
Ko S. OOKJ.T1K8 SUP, New York. ,
Roift HOU'I'H WH AHVeb, Philadelphia.
No! 45 W. PRA1T Street. Baltimore. . .
We are prepared to ship every description of Frel IT
FUiltu7nW New York. Wllmina-U.n. and talejmjM , -points
with proniptnese and deauatoh. Uankl HU 4A.
Btearo-tnas fnsniahed a tne abortaat nott
CAMUBL 8flTH A CO., No. tJSn '
en hand. . . ' ' i.
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