THiji DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, MONDa, APRIL 25, 1870.
llllINIC'Ali All) DIlAniliC.
At the Acadkmy of Mimic DontrctU's opera
of Lucretia Borgia will bo tiroaentcd thin even
itiR, with Mart an 10 Own" ka In tlio title roU:
"Lucrczia" is one of Madame Gazr.anlo-a't rent
performance, and as tliU l announced as her
last appearance, there should he a largo attend
ance. The retirement of such an artist n
this lady Is an evont of ranch interest, and the
connection of Madame Oiizzanitfa with the his
tory of the Philadelphia Academy of Music has
been so Intimate that some fitting tCHtimonlul
of the public esteem should bo tendered her.
We are gratified to see that the proposition for
a farewell benefit meets with general approval,
and wo hope that steps will bo taken Imme
diately to carry out tho idea. This evening
Madame Gaxzaulga will bo supported by Signor
Sushi I, who has not appeared here for two
years, by Slgnor Sarti, tflgnor Locatelll, and
Mad'lle l-'rlda de Gebule.
To-morrow eveulnir II Barbiere will bo g,lvcn,
and on Wednesday tho season will conclude
with Don Pasquale and the third act of Fansl.
Miss Caki,otta Patti will appear m the
"Queen of Muht" in Mozart's Magic Flute on
the cveuings of Monday and Tuesday, May 2
and o, and at a matinee on Wednesday, May 4.
Mies Paul has achieved a brilliant success In
this ('.illicult role in New York, and has secured
the m op t unqualified praise for her execution
of the dillieult ulrs entrusted to her. Joseph
llermauuB will appear as "Sarastro;" W. Forinc.1
as "Pnpiigeno;" Mad'lle Pauline Canissa n-i
"Pamlna;" and Mad'llo Dzuiba as "Papagena."
The sale of seals will commence on Thursday
next.
At the Chepkut tho burlesque of The Field
of the Cloth, of Gold has proved bo popular that
it has been determined to continue it during the
present week, after which it will be withdrawn
lor a new sensation entitled The Fair One in
he JUontle Wig. This evening a number oi
new features will be introduced, including Miss
Carrie Augusta Moore, "the SkaLorial Queen,"
and the Leon pymnat-t,'. The funny burlesque
of The Boston 1'eace Jubilee will be continued.
At the Walnut Mr. and Mrs. Barney Wil
liams will appear this evenlug in the romantic
Jrieh drama of Tlie Connie Soogah; or, Tlie
Wearing of the Green. This la one of the most
popular pieces In the Williams repertoire, and,
judging from its success in past seasons, it will
attract crowded houses this week.
At tub Akou Mr. J. V. Cathcart will have a
farewell benetit tbis evening, when he will ap
pear as "Stephen Plum" in A We not Gold that
Glitters and as "Jack Freeman" in The Hope
Ladder; or the Miser and hie Man. Mr. Cath
cart is a studious and conscientious actor, and
he should receive the compliment of a full house
oil this occasion.
On Friday next Mr. Adam Everly will have a
complimentary benefit, when Sardou's play of
The Fant Family and the comic drama of The
Spitalfields Weaver will bo presented. Mr.
Everly's friends will be glad to welcome him
back to tho scene of his former labors, and a
full honso may be expected on Friday evening.
On Saturday Mr. Craig's annual benefit will
take place.
At the Eleventh Street Opera House
an entire chauge of programme is announced for
this evening. Among the novelties to be pre
sented are the burlesques of l)r. Sohenck's
Laboratory, Ben I was Gone, and 27te Coopers;
or, the Mysterious Cask.
At Duprbz & Benedict's Opera House
the attraction tbis evening will be the double
enders. Hnghey Dougherty and Lew Benedict
will operate the tamborines and Charley Key
nolds and C. Gleason will preside over the
bones. F. B. Naylor, the balladist, will also
appear. ,
The Panorama op "Tub Pilgrim" enters
upon Us twelfth week at Concert Hall this
evening. The exhibition has been remarkably
successful, and the hall has been crowded to its
utmost capacity every evening. This evening
the Eastburn Mariners' Bethel will have a
benefit.
Mb, Thunder announces a performance of
llossini's Messe Solennelle as the main feature of
his concert to be eiven on Friday evening next
at Musical Fund Hall. This work will be given
with a chorus of fifty voices, aad the sola parts
by well-known artists. The concert will com
mence with a quintette by Beethoven. Seats
can be secured at lioner's, No. 1103 Chesnut
street, on and after to-day.
Sheridan's Hide. This picture continues to
attract a great number of visitors to the Aca
demy of Fine Arts. The exhibition is mado
more interesting by the reading of the poem by
Mr. J. B. Roberts. This gentleman is one of
the most accomplished elocutionists of the day,
and bis splendid rendering of Read's fine lines
every morning and evening has added greatly to
the popularity of the exhibition of the picture.
This week the exhibition will be for the benefit
of tho Lincoln Institute, and we hope, In view
of the deserving object, that those who have not
yet seen the picture will make it a point to do
so now, and aid in increasing the receipts. Mr.
Roberts will deliver a brief lecture on the battle
of Cedar Creek and recite the poem each day at
Vi M. and 4 and 0 P. M.
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CITY IXKITtS.
Niw SritiNU 8tyi.es
Mk.n'b Clothing.
Youths' Ji.ormNO.
HoYH ULOl'HINM.
A full a'trirlmml, unetiialleii in tltln, At, anil gnurnl
rnntpltttun-A bit any etock uf Hmdy-marle Garment in i'iiVo.
itt-lphia.nowon hnd. fries, always guaranteed louer than
tlic lincett eleeuhere.
Half way urtwitf.m ) BeKtowT:k HaiY
OtH AND tilXlU rKKKTB.( No. D18 MaBKST BTkMET.
Sometimes a cold will not yield to obdiuaby
BEMEDK8, because of th severe inflammation of tba
delicate lining of the tnbea through wbioh the air we
breathe is distributed to the longs. This obstruction
produoes pain and soreness, hoarseness, congh, difficulty
f breathing, beotio fever, and a spitting of blood, matter
or phlegm, finully exhausting the strength of the patient,
nd developing very seiious disease. Dr. Juynes' Expoc
torant seldom fails to remove these symptoms by relieving
the lungs of all obstructing matter, and healing all sore-
.38. Pleurisy, Asthma, and Bronchitis are likewise
cured bi this standard remedy, and the reputation it has
maintained for over thirty years affords the best guaranty
of its merit. Bold everywhere.
Oay'h China Palacf., No. 1023 Chesnut striet. have
tieen receiving an immense quantity of goods this winter
and spring, nub tba eipecution of hiving iiiiinediata
aae, wliich so f-r has not ooaa up m enueotar.ion. ijontie
queutly a very large si oca in on hand, which mutt beclowl
out. sntl will be sold ut leu lima old gold priuos. lielow
a miot.A the orient of a tew simile ffoods:
White irenou China Liming beu, 15o pieces
" " il:l
. .f'!0-oo
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" Tea
lieit, Stone China Dining Sets,
lea
44
4)1
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41
46
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" " Chamber "
a a0
" " " lluin aud Hauoers, per sot, U pus..
(cups with handles) 6"i
Wlnte I reoi ll Uuina 'us and Siiuues, persst, 11 pa 1 00
I'tirlninn ruita Dining I'late, H inuues, per do.. HM
I'slileji limb rs, per ilny.en fi
Table Gutilota, per dozen, assorerd styles loo
'i'buse noods are all tirst uuuhty. Purchasers can rely
on having them just the same as samples etiun. tioods
to go cut of the city will lis packe t and delivered to
trai sportation oilius free of charge, and insurnd aicHinnt
lireakaK til destination, buow-room open until K o'clock
etaitfht.
KITBBKB OwusnoEl Aim Boon for Men, Women, and
Children, can be had at retail at the vary lowest prtoes.
Cioodyear's manufacture, old stand. Mo. M Obaannt
treat, lower side.
Patbonii tbe Philadelphia Upholstery, Fifteenth and
Chesnut streets, when In want of Curtains, KtiaJus, or
DuddinR. llunilsoioe stock or gnndi inn tow price.
CHAItLKR 8TOKF.S,
Merchant Tailor.
Knglisb Pants, new style for ring, 187(1,
at Chaiilf.h Stokes'.
New York Paletot, new style for spring, 1 70,
at Chablks Stokes'.
Fnglish Walking Cott, new style for spring, 170.
at Chablks itoks'.
Rew York D. B. Cut-away Coat, for spmg, WIO,
at CuAnLEH Stokkh'.
Knglish Street Vest, now stjle for spring, 14: U,
at Ohablf.8 Stokes'.
American, French, and English style Spring Overcoats,
at CUABt.F.s Stores'.
No. 8W Chf-hnct stbket.
B. Pcott, ,Tb., Auctioneeb. Gibaud RowSaies-
BOOMH, No. HlTCllRNNUT HTBFET.
Sai.eh of tub Week.
Tuesday, SB. V.i, Ohromoi and Rngrsvings.
Tueiday, 26. Mr. Harlow's sale nrst-claas Farnituroat
our rooms.
Wednesday and Thursday, 27 and 28. Mr. M. D-gln-thet's.
Mo. tW Chesnut stroet, entire stock superior
Furniture. Dsollning business. Sold without reserve.
Friday, 2. Mr. Harlow's regnlar sale of Furniture.
Thursday and Friday evenings, 28 and 2H. Splendid
collection Paintings in Art Gallery.
The wfi.L-known Furniture dealer and Cabinet mana.
factnrer, M. Login ther, has, after twenty-uve years' busi
ness experience, conoluded to retire, and having a large,
handsome, and desirable stock of goods on hand, his de
termined to dltpose of tho whole in one grand sale. Fi.r
this purpose he has Beoured the assistance of It. Hoott, Jr.,
who will commence tho sale of tho goods on Wednesday
morning next at lllo'olock, and continne the same nntil
evrrv artiole is disposed of. The stock has all beee.
manufactured by skilled mechanics, nnder the personal
supervision of M. Deginther, and is the product ef bands
and not machinery. Our citizens cun examine tbe tame
previens to the sale at the establishment. No. 13U7Ohoj.
nut street.
Dbi Feet. The most effectual way of guarding one's
health is to keep tba feet dry, and that can only be done
by tbensaef India Rubber Ovrrshoes, and as the Inolt
ment season is npon us, we would advise oar readers to
bny none but tbe best quality, whiob can only be bad at
Goodh slab's Headquarters, No. Sug Obeenat street, south
side, Philadelphia.
Mb. William W. Oasstdt, tbe Jeweller at No. g 8.
6econd street, bas one of tbe largest and most attractive
stocks of all kinds of Jewelry and Silverware in the oity.
He bas also on hand a large assortment of fine Amerioan
Western Watches. This entire valuable stock is now
being sold ont below oost, preparatory to removal. Those
who purchase at this store at the present time are certain
to get tbe worth of their money.
Cbicket !
All-wool Cbicket
Pants fob $3,
At Rockbill A Wilson's,
Nob. 603 and 605 Chf.hnot btbket.
St. James Hotel, Ro' t iv. MASHAcrrrrsETTS. During
the travelling sesson, if ' i ns will kindly inform at,
either by telegram or lr 'T. ; ;ieir intended arrival, we
can be hetter prepared t. i i heir comfort.
In accordance with the reduction in the value of goll,
the transient board at the ht. James is reduoed to Four
Dollars per day.
PnopitrgTOB St. Jambs Hotel.
BraaiB'i Family Siwnta Ma chutes.
Ten dollars cosh.
Balance In monthly Instalment
U. F. Davis, No. 810 Oheennt street.
12 TO 60. WANAMAKBK BllOWN.
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$oo. Men's and Boys' Clothing. Gar-
tflO. ments ranging at every price cat in
fi0. every style, ready-mado or made to
too. order, 8. K. ooruer Sixth and Mar
too. ket streets.
26. Spring Overcoats. Melton, Silk
25. mixed, Fancy Casi-imere, Repel--i5.
lant, etc., largest variety in the
tin. city. Oak llaU, bLsth and Market
f 25. streets.
146. BU8INRS8 Suits, both Foreign and
f4S. Domestic Goods, excellent tying.
$45. S. K. corner Hlxth aud Market
$46. streets, Oak Hall, Wanainaker &
$45. Brown.
C0 Dress Suits of all the desirable
$r0. styles, suitable for any occasion.
$60. Wanamaker Jk Brown, Sixth aud
$60. Market streets.
$20. Bots' Suits, for School, Home, and
$20. Dress newest styles and best class
$20. goods. WanatnakerA Brown, Large
$20. Clothing House, Sixth aud Market
1-0. streets.
$25 Boys' and Yotjtits' Chkstkr-
$25. FiBi.ns, In great variety. Waua
$25. maker & Brown, Sixth and Market
$25. streets.
$6-50 TO
6-ft0 TO
16-nO TO
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16-50 TO
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$20
120 TO
$20 TO
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13-70 TO
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AIAKItlEI).
Coopkr Earnkbt. On the 21st instant, by the
Bight Rev. Bishop Wood, IIorack Coopkk to Kli.kn
Eaknbt, both of Philadelphia.
Mokton Watkrs On the 14th instant, in Ger-
mantown, by Rev. C. W. Sc-naotlisr, Mr. Jacob F.
Mokton, of this city, to Miss Amanda Watkks, of
Germantown.
I1U1.
FLrBAcnBR. On the 24th Instant. Charlotte Flu-
bachkk, In the csth year of her age.
The relatives ana ineuas are respeciruuy invitea
to attend the funeral, from the residence of her
brother, Jacob Flubacker, No. 82T N. Fifteenth
street, on Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Intcrmeut
at Lauiel Hill. "
IIogan On the 231 Instant, at the residence of
her grandfather, Em.a, daughter of John 11. and
Mary A. ilogan, aged 8 years aud 6 months.
interment inis aiternonn at. ociock imm mo
residence of her parents, No. SIS Catharine street.
Lrm.K. On the 22d Instant, Mart, wife of George
F. Little, in the 64th year of her age.
The relatives and friends of tbe lainUy, also Good
Samaritan Lodge, No. 16. M. L., and Oneida Tent,
No. 28, 1). of F., are invited to attend her funeral,
from the residence of her husband, No. 21 Klrk
brlde street, hrideslmrg, on Wednesday afternoon,
the 27th Instant, at 2 o'clock. Interment at the Pres
byterian Church.
IitJSKKLL. On Sunday night, at 8 minutes to 11.
James Hut-SKLL, In the TBtli year of his age.
The relatives ana menus are resnectiuiiy invitea
to attend the funeral services, at the Church, Ele
venth street, below Spring Uarden, on Wednesday,
the 27th instant, at 8 o'clock P. M. precisely. The
tXHlv can be viewed at nis late resideuce. iso, y.im
Brown street, after 10 o'clock A. M. same day.
t'Liucn. On Sunday morning, the 24th instant,
after a lingering UIuksm, Hknkv L'i.kich, Jr.
Ills relatives and male friends are respectfully in
vited to attend his funeral, from his late resilience.
No. li-l Coates street, on Wednesday afternoon, the
27th instant, at 8 o'clock. To proceed to Laurel LU11
Cemetery.
CLOTHING.
JONES'
ONE-PRICE
CLOTHING HOUSE,
No. 604 MARKET Street.
OCR GARMENTS ARB WELL MADE.
OTJR CUTTERS ARB MEN OF TALENT.
BUT ONE PRICE IS ASKED,
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED EVERY PUR
CHASER. umwfriptr- CEO. W. NIEMANN.
WATCHES.
C. & A. PEQUIGN0T,
MANUFACTURERS OF
WATCH CASES,
AND DEALERS IN AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
WATCHES,
No. C03 CHCSNUT Stroet.
I MAMijfAC'tott, Ku. n boutn nvxa. btreeu
FIFTH EDITION
TZH2 J, AT 23 ST KEWS,
FROM FTTROPE.
Thla tvi'iiinn'ii viiotitclona.
London, April sn-B P. M. Consols for money,
84 s, . for account, 4.V- Amerl'-aa securities qulei.;
ft-201- Of 1802, HtUf ; of Irtfift, old, H ; and of U67, 89V ;
10-4fi Bfl. Hallways quint: nn. hi v; Illinois Cen-tr-
, lit; Atlantic and Ornat Western, t.
Livkbpool, April K5-6 P. M. Cotton heavy;
ti. u. . 8, 11 Sd ; Orlonns, 11 vH Vd. Hales to-d iy
12.000 h. les, Including 80ii0 for export aud specula
tion. Pt rk, ss. fld. Lard, 69s. 6d. Tallow, 43s. d.
Conimnn Rosin, 4s. Cd.
London, April 85-B P. M Linseed cakes flrmrr
' xo ios.fff 18k. Tallow quiet. Hug.ir firmer, hoth
on the spot and afloat j on the spot, 82.'. fid.i.'lHs.
Calcutta Llnseer), 60s. 6d. Itellned Petroleum dull
at is. 7d.'i. Sd. Common Rosin dull at 0s. Cd.(
t.9. Bd.
Th Kiiae-inill tflntrh.
O ftffntf from th fourth Edition.
Third Inning -Athletic. 5; .Maryland, 5. Great
excit- mcnt, both elubs plaj lnR splendidly.
Fourth Innlnir Athletics, 10; Maryland, 1.
Athletics batting splendidly. The crowd has
inert aged to nearly lour thousand. The score
now stands Athletics, 23; Maryland, 10.
Fifth Inning Athletics, 1; Maryla id, noth Mfi
OARPETINOS, ETO.
E. J. LF.8TEB. CHA8. F. WEBEB.
W, T. OEr.N'XA.
E.J.LESTER & CO.'S
CAEPET WAREHOUSE,
No. 29 North SECOND Street,
Opposite Christ Church
PHILADELPHIA.
CAR XETIIVGS.
VELVETS,
BODY ERTS3ELS,
TArESTRY BRUSSELS,
innEE-rLr,
IN GRAIN,
VENETIArJ CARPETS.
ALSO,
Oil Cloths, Window Shades, Etc.,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
ALL THE ABOVE GOODS WILL BE SOLD,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, AT THE
Lowest Market Rates.
E. J. LESTER & CO.,
Opposite Christ Church
No. 89 North SECOND Street,
4 S BmwSm PHILADELPHIA.
1870
RETAIL DEPARTMENT.
1870
McCALLUM, CREASE & SLOAN,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
CARPETING 8,
Warehouse, No. 509 CHESNUT St.
Spring Importations.
NEW AND ELEGANT DESIGNS AT
Greatly Reduced Prices.
1000 PIECES ENGLISH BRUSSELS,
1000 PIECES CROSSLEY TAPESTRIES.
Most of tbe above are of extra quality, new styles,
private patterns and designs expressly for oar trade.
Canton Matting,
English Oil Cloths,
Cocoa Mattings.
rMALLUM, CREASE & SLOAN,
No. 509 CHESNUT Street,
8 2 wfm3m PHILADELPHIA.
jRCH STREET CARPET
WAREHOUSE.
CAKPETING8.
New Styles at the Reduced Rates
BRUSSELS, 3-PLY8, INGRAIN. AND VENETIAN
CAKFirriNGis,
At SS per cent, lower than last leuon's prioea.
JOSEPH BLACKWOOD,
No. 832 ARCH STREET,
8 19 2mrp Below Ninth, South Side.
CARPETS CLEANED AND FREED FROM
motoi and worms, without injury to tbe texture, by
WM. Mf.'trli'liUJi,
No. 1418 SOU I'll btreat.
REFHRKNOKS.
Meeira J. F. ft E. B. Orne, No. WJ4 Uhemat.
1 lioniM Birch A Sons, Auctioneers.
M r. Jurh binoerly, corner Uro.d and Jeff arson.
M illium ltluokwood, U. 1).
Hem-y W. Kubk. proprietor Girard Honse.
Older. sent to uiy addreas will he urompily at,onded
to. 4 ii f
CIGARS.
gMOKE CUMPCRT'G
Tliree Mrotlicru' Clears,
MANUKAOTUKKD AT
It. CIIliS.lUDT Hireet,
1 fmwSinrp Neit to U. 8. Mint.
"T A
ROSA E8PANOLA"
"KFY WKST HAVANA OiaARN."
TlH.inff the ..funrr for the sale of the CfluhrAted brand
of LA KUhA K&PANOl.A KKY WKS1' HAVANA
C10AH8. we invite dealer, to examine our stock, bnins
equal in all resueoti to the imported Uavana, ami much
m M. E. MCDOWKLL ft OO.,
Ooiiiminaion Alorutmure,
4 71m No. to . WATHH Bireet.
PtRSONS HAVINU DEBTS DUB IN ANY
i art of tbe United Statea can bave them ean?
adjnstcd and collected on application to tlie Oeuera
Collection Ajrency, H ORB Hi S. LRAQUS r OO.,
o. lMtiottUtfiJtViCiVl'Uomiet. 1
DRY QOOOS.
H. STEEL & SON.
Nos. 713 and 715 N. TENTH Street,
Have now open a choice lot of
ITew. Handsome Designs
lama lack point b 3,
lama lack 8accjue3,
lama lack makik Antoinettes,
From 12 to f90.
We are now Bellimr FIE QUALITIES BLACK
11ERNANIKS
20 per cent, below wtiolpsali prices, having ma le
large purchases two month g airrt, before aer.
Danlea had advancer! In price.
Black French Uernanlea at 87X cents.
All-wool UernAnlcs at C6 cents.
Bilk and Wool Uernanlea at 75 cents.
Bilk aud Wool neraantos at fl.
Bilk and Wool Rernanlea at $1-28.
Two yards wlrto Silk and Wool Harnaulcs at $3,
worth 4.
SUM SI Ell SILKS of eery Tarlcty.from 81 to 2
JAPANESE SILKS of every variety, from tl to $1-59.
COLOKED DRESS BILKS, choice colors, $1-25 to tl
BLACK GKOS GRAIN SILKS, of tho best makes,
tl-25 to8-W.
TRAVBI.LINO DRESS MIXTURE., of every va
riety, 25 cents to tl 80.
MOTTLED GRENADINES, 6hC cents, very cheap.
JOUVIN KID GLOVES, SPRING COLORS,
1 and 8 buttons, our own Importation.
Choice assortment of Misses' lud Gloves. It
EIDER, WALTON & CO.,
215 N. NINTH Street, 215
ABOVE RACE,
HAVE OPENED TO-DAY A HANDSOME LINE 07
DRESS GOODS,
Which we shall offer at a small advance on
COST.
Steel CorWool ropllns, double width, BO cents.
Splendid quality do., Vift cents.
Grey Poplins, 28 cents.
Chene Popiins, double width, STjtf cents.
Best quality Black ana White btripes for Butts, 23
cents. lim-RiilD.
One lot Dappled Mohair, 20 cents.
BLACK ALPACAS A 8PKC1ALTY. Bargains at
2!!, 29, Bl, 8J)tf, 60, 62X, 1f Cents.
Onr B0 cent nniubf r especially attractive.
BLACK SILKS CLOSING OUT.
GREAT DEMONSTRATION IN WHITE GOODS.
Striped Nainsooks, 20 cents.
Striped Nainsooks, 25, 28, 81, 87M cents.
Plaid Nainsooks, 1S, 22, 25 to 62X cents.
Great Bargains in l'Uld Muslin at SVi cents.
Victoria Lawns, Bishop Lawns.
Swiss Muslins, IB 1S5, 20, 2ft, 87,v, 45 cents.
Piqne, IT, 21, 26, 28, 81. 37f eo cents. Cheap.
Good wide Plain Percales, 83 cents. Reduced.
Striped and Chene Ginghams for Suits.
Bias Plaid Percales.
Bargains 111 Towels, 12)4, 25 cents.
20 6t
ELDER, WALTON k CO.
18TO.
1870
3-4 and 8-4 Black Hernani,
IN ALL WOOL AND SILK AND WOOL,
FROM 75 CENTS TO $5 PER YARD.
JOHN W. THOMAS,
Nos. 405 and 407 North SECOND St.,
3 30 Slurp PHILADELPHIA.
LINEN STORE,
No. C23 ARCH STREET
AND
No. I 123 CHESNUT Street
Spring Importations. '
IMMENSE STOCK OF
LIKEN GOODS,
WHITE GOODS, and
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS.
PRICES DOWN
8 81 mwf TO PRESENT GOLD RATE.
GEORGE iYJER,,
Wo. OIC CIIESWUT Street,
Invites attention to his stock of DRY GOODS, se
lected with great care, and will be sold as cheap as
any honse in tho city.
BLACK SILKS from $10 to 0 per yard.
FANCY SILKS from tl to i0.
HERNANI la Black and Colors.
INDIA AND OTHER SHAWLS.
INDIA PONGEE.
DRESS GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY, and many
articles not to be found In any other store.
GIVE U8 A CALL. 4 6 2m
THE MISSUS
LVicVAUCH & DUNCAN,
NO. 114 SOUTH ELEVENTH STREET
Dave opened their Spring Stook of
EMBROIDERIES AND WHITE GOOD3
A THE LOWEST CASH PRICES.
KRKNOII BRFAKFART OAPH.
PlyUKb IN KVKKY VARIKTY.
PI.A1D. HUUKKI AND h'IRIl'KO NAINSOOKS.
VICTORIA LAWN, O AM BRIO AND jAOONril
LAWN AM) SWISS PUWKD MUSLIN.
l'KKNUH NAINSOOK AND OttOANDIKS,
RKAI. AND IMITATION LACKS.
I.ADIkH', UKNTS" AND UUILDREN'S UANDKER.
CH1K1H
I.1NKN AND LAOR DOLLARS AND f1TJrT8.
NOVtLTllHi AND i'ANUY ART1ULKS.
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LIFE INSURANCE
Statement ol the Condition
or titi
MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company
OP
Springfield, Bias?.,
ON THE 31st DAY OF DECEMBER, 18C9.
State nf Hfatnrhftettn. Cminty rf JTrrmpden, :
ita it remembered that, on this Vlst. day of January, A,
D. lH7i', betoie the subscriber, a tlouimiHHionnr in and for
the Htate of Pennsylvania, duly commissioned and anilio
nr.ed by the Governor of the State ofi Penn.ylvanw Ut
take tbe acknowledgment or doeos aa,d other wntiuirs to
be used and record en in the said State of Pennsylvania,
andlto anniimnter oaths snd affirmation., personally an
peered Galeh hioe, President of the Masaachnaetts Mu
tual Life lneurance Gompany, and nuula oat h that the
following is a true statement of tbe condition of said In.
surnnivs Company upon tka Bist day ot December, A.
And I further certify that I have made personal siami
Ballon of tba condition of said Massachusetts Mutoal
Life Insurance Company on this day, and am latistiod
they bave asseta safely invested to the amount ot 2,87,.
W7 ;!( dollars. That I bave ei.mmed tno aecnritina
now in tbe handaof the company, as sot forth in the an
nexed statement, and the sauio are of tbe value repre
sented in the statement. I further certify that 1 am noi
interested in the affairs of said company.
C ln "''"'"S whereof I bav hereunto set my hand
(HJ'I' ' nd A iJ j"' jl00'1 tn'i 31st dl, of Juu.
r,' ... OKORGrl WALKKR,
Commissioner for the Stale of Pennsylvania.
FIRST.
Capital Stock.
Nothing. Purely MutuaL
SKCOND.
Tbe value as nearly as may ba held by the Com
pany....... 97,M
Cash on band 3 .!! 71
Caen in First and Second National Bankaof
bprtaa-neld
Cash in bands of agents in oeursa of transmis
sion Amount of loan secured by bonds aad mort
36,208 7B
8f),ao97
gages, cunsiiiniing me nrat lien on real estate
on which there le lew than one year's interest
due and owing 1 0(3 121'gt
Amount of loans on wbioh interest has notbeoi ' '
pais witbin one year
Amount of stocks owned by tbe company, specifying the
number of shares and their par and market value
I w audi.. Market
4f)8 shares National Bank Stosk... U ts.ij-6
K3,lim
tuTernuieui nonus UooUU'iHI
fiew York, Bnisrouri, and Micfai-
gsn Htate Bonds M.OOC'Ot
Lailroad Honda and City of
bpriugHeld Bond (4.HXU) 76,000 00
98,30'M
8S,lMS'Ua
$541,4(9 W
Amount of Stocks held by the Company as collateral
security for Loans, with tbe amount loaned om each kind of
stock, its par aad market value:
.AstatiRi
Lomned
(Aersesi.
Market
... , rarrahte, Valut.
15 shares Glasgow Manu-
tunug block... ..... l,fJ00-C $1,87TJ0
60 f hie. Aational Park
Katk. 6,00000 ..OOOfJO
Mat area Gbickopos Na
tional Bank i,iW00 S,4$-00
55 shares boston and Al
bany Hailroad stock... 6,500'00 7,865'00
8ahaiea Third National
liauk stock 100 '00 375tH)
129 shares Agawam Canal
V. f , WO" 10 8.000-00
8 shares Second ftational
Bank........ S00O0 1.J40O0
5 ahares Kivermde Paper
Co 6.000MO 6.35000.
tU75O0
(.000 00
3,00000
7,760 00
800'C
1800 00
oo snares vreHinetu uis
hkhtCo.,wilh snreties 8,00flf)D 8,000.00
ill b. bonds, $100 each.. SuOuO 28 00
30 shares Chicopee Na
tional Bank stock 8,0(10-00 5,28000
3 L.b. bonds, ifftoo each.. I,6ooti0 l,7-t'0(l
1 " " 5tXI 600O0 6a5-00
50 shares National Park
BaLkBtock 5.00000 8,000 '00
3 shares Benria Paper
Co 8.000-00 A sim-rin
1,00000
2O01XJ
1.5W60
l.oUO'O
aOO'OO
5,00000
3.51000
11 shares Pynchon Ks-
tional Bank atook 1,1 00 '00 1,705 00
5 shares John Hancock
National bank stock... 50000 SOO'OO
S shares Leicester Na
tional Bank stock 80000 880 00
80 sbsres Worcester Gas
4,40000
light Co. 8,00000 t.75O0 1
U. H. bonds of 18SL.... 8,ou0'00 3.670'uo
a ," " " " a.too oo 2,30000
4 shares Hartford and
New Haven Kailroad
Block... v.900 00 10,5.1500
8,00000
2,001) '00
S.Ouu 04
3,0000
8.5MM
10,000 00
lOhnurcs rew yorg ana
New Haven R.R. stock 1,800C0 3,48400
1 bondlonncil BlutTsbnd
bt. Josepn Hailroad .,- 1,000 00 800 00
10 shares Continental Na
tional Bank stock 1,00000 98000
lOehiues American Kx.
Natiuuul Bank stock.. 1,00000 1,12000
tu niarea jiiipoiiers ana
'J'raders'National Bank
stock 1,00000 1,400'00
4 bonds Council Bluff
aud St. Joseph RK. .. 4,00000 3,600 'tO
10 shares bprinnheld
Aqueduct Co 1,00000 1,10000
5 shales Benris Paper
, Co 5.000.00 7.50O0
12 trbares CbicoDee Na
tionalBank 1,200 00 1,74000 j
871,700'OD $107,657 00
Interest on investments due and unpaid
Accrued in terest not yet due
Other available nut rellaneous assets, specify
ing their character and value
Acciued rents
Ottice furniture
Premiums in bands of agents, less cash in
course of transiuisnion
Deterred premiums (quarterly and semi-aanu-
. ally)..
loans on sureties
Loans on policies
Loan Notes
THIRD.
A mount of lossos during the year adjusted but
not due.
Amount of losses reported to the company, but
not aottd upon
Amount ot losses resisted by tlie company
Amount of losses in supeme,uwailiug lurthor
proof
Amount of dividends due and in course of pay
ment Anioiin' required to safely reinsure all out
standi. Krit.ksat4 per cent, combined expe
rience v blc
FOURTH.
Amount of cish premiums received
Pr.'inu.i'ory or hum notes
Interest received lroiu invesnueuts
kcuts received
abV.375-sMI
SM OT
W.SiaM
I.8S3 50
0,368 6J
137.00207
167..W01
4,066.04
l,7fw
681,32081
44,000 00
,50OM
lu,500'0if
10,00 00
160,798 34
2,481,02487
.... 6I4,R'!3'4
.... .;,u't
.... lf3,rMT4
6,485 21
Total income Iill,lti0l223'02
Finn.
Amount of losrespnid during the year $270,80O'0O
An:ouut paid aud owing for reinsurance pre-
miuiiM $2S9'55
Amount of returned premiums, whother paid
or unpaid 9168,3918
Amount ot dividends declared during the
year ?f 3.9WP3
Amoun' of dividends paid. $-15, .64 M
A mount ot npftiitniniil during the year, in
cludirg comiuisiuus paid to agents aud
otticers' salaries $lrl0,47J'0t
Aiiiooiitof tines paid by tbe compsny (iii,bBSt"V8
Amount of all other expenses and expendi
tures $18,838-57
rurcly Blutual.
It?o Capital Stock.
I . :0 I'O IS AT K B IN 51.
OFFICERS:
CALEB RICE, President.
E. W. BOND, Vice-President.
CI1AS. McLEAN KNOX, Secretary.
J. W. MASON, Actuary.
JOHN KNOX MARSHALL,
f TAT E GENT AND ATTOKNEY,
OFFICES:
S. E Ccrntr SIXTH and WALNUT Sti.,
4 its inw(fJt) PICADKLPIIIA.
ROBERT P. HARSIB, Medical Examiner,
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