TIIE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY", JUNE 4, 1870.
5
TEE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY OF NEW YORK.
The following documents spc;ik for them
selves, and they demonstrate In the most satis
factory manner that the Mutual Life Insurance
Company of New York is well managed, nnd Is
in every way worthy of the confidence of the
public. The report of Superintendent
George W. Miller gives a full and exact state
ment of the status of the company. Ho repre
sents that the assets are of the highest order of
securities, that they have been safely kept, and
that by the strictest scrutiny into tho manage
ment of the company for the past sixteen or
Beventeen years, during which a vast amount of
business has been done, not one dollar is disco
vered to have been lost by tho embezzlement,
defalcation, or breach of trust of any officer or
trustee:
To tub Policy Holders of thk Mutual
Lifb Insuhancb Company of New York. It
Is doubtless known to many of our assured that
for some time past rumors prejudicial to the
management of this company have been in cir
culation. George W. Miller, Esq., Superintendent of the
Insurance Department of the State of New
Xork, has Just completed bis investigation of
the charges preferred against this Company
(none of which have been sustained) and of the
ueneral condition of its affairs. His report,
from which the subjoined extracts are taken,
will be distributed among the policy holders so
boor as it can bo printed, and should be carefully
read by all.
F. RATCiironn Starr,
General Agent.
Philadelphia, June 4, 1870.
EXTRACTS FROM RKl'OhT.
"Every effort has been made to make the investi
gation thororgh and complete. It has been con
t nuefl through a period of about three months.
Over six hundred foolscap pages of testimony have
been taken, and the books of every description, as
well as the assets of the company, have been care
fully examined."
Having undertaken the examination of the af
fairs of this great Company (besides the special
charges already considered), I have continued It
until by a personal inspection of the assets, and a
general Investigation of the methods of business,
as well as a review of the history of the Company,
I feel prepared to declare, as my opinion, that the
condition and standing of the Mutual Life Insur
ance Company of New York is such as entitles it to
the confidence of the pub'lcand the high position
it has so long cccup e 1 ; that It has acquired this
leading and magniucent position is most unques
tionably in a great measure due to the efficiency,
ability, and fidelity of those intrusted with its
management. It was organized by special act In
1342, and was the 11 rat Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany of this State. Tho present chief executive
nicer, Mr. Frederick S. Winston, became its .presi
dent in 1853, at which time the assets oi the
company amounted to 2,ois,T7C. The number of
policies then in force was C773, Insuring the amount
of $17,566,133. On the 1st of January, 1970, the
assets of the company had .increased the enor
mous sum of 135,579,109. The number of rnllcies then
la force was 03,072, Insuring $230,94? 02. The in
come of the company for the year 1369 was about
115,000,000. Of the assets, over 27,ooo,ooo are in
vested In bonds and mortgages upon real estate, all,
except about 12,000,000 in New Jersey, being upon
real estate situate In this State. The assets of the
company were found to correspond with Us annual
statement thereof made to the Insurance de
partment. They are of the highest order of
securities, and have been safely kept. It Is
a fact wo t u of remark that the strictest scrutiny
into the management of this company during the
past sixteen or scveateen years, during which such
a vast amount of business has been done, and such
Immense sums of money have been received and In
vested, not one dollar is discovered to have been lost
by the embezzlement, defalcation, or breach of trust
of any officer or trustee. It Is perhaps not strange
that such success should excite not only generous
rivalry In this great field of business enterprise,
but also same jealousy as well as personal ani
mosities and criticisms. It is to be regretted that
in any case the ortlcers or agents of one company
should resort to the vilification of another com
pany or its officers, with a view to advancing the
interests of their own company or themselves. If
there are charges affecting the standing of a com
pany, or the legality of its management, seriously
made upon prima facie, reasonable grounds to the
Superintendent, be will, as in this case, deem it his
duty as soon as practicable to investigate them. In
making these remarks, no reference is had to any
company or person la particular. They are merely
aimed generally at what I have conceived to be a
pernicious practice.
'In concluding this report, I would say that I en
tered upon this examination certainly not predis
posed to extend any special favor to the Company,
but fully determined to probe to the bottom all com
plaints, and, so far as I was able, to mete out equal
and exait justice. This, to the best of my ability, I
have done. Personal examinations of the art airs of
companies will be more frequent unler the present
than they were under the late administration of the
Insurance Department. It will be gratifying if
those examinations disclose no greater Irregularities
nor cause more serious apprehensions for the future
companies examined than this has done. If any of
our Life Insurance Companies are sound and relia
ble, the Mutual Life must be one of them.
"In language which I have before used, I will
only add, my examination has satisfied me that the
Company has been managed with peculiar ability
and Integrity, and that Its condition Is eminently
SOUnd. GEORGB W. MILLKK,
"Superintendent.
"State of New York Insurance Department, Al
bany, May as, H7P "
CITY 1TU.11N.
Men's O .othino.
Youtp CirrHiN'Q.
Bois' Oli rruiiu.
New Spring Styles.
All Kinds. .
All Sizks.
Betted in style, make, and vt tbas any othp.b
nH'I Or UtALt-MAl dikXINTl IN PHILADELPHIA
l'H'l ALWAYS OUAHAXTCJiD LOWER THAN 1HJS LOWtUI
.LBEWHKKE.
Half-way between i BKVJ?JZfS?
Una AMD HUH STKEKTS. m
Bare Opportunity to Get Goods Direct from
Eubope Cheap. (Jeobok OaY will sail for Europe on
tbe "City of Wellington" Jane 18, and will eieouteany
order intrusted to him in England, t rance, or Germany,
promptly, anil tor small commission.
Orders may be left at Gay's China Palace, No. 1021
Ohxhnut BlBEET, until the 17th of Jane.
The present stock must elosed out to males room for fall
importations, and are offered at less than old gold prices.
Below we quote prices of a tew leading staple goods.
The stock of fancy goods is offered at a still greater dis
count from former prioes.
Show room open till 9 o'clock at night.
White French China Dining Sets, 150 pieces 8301)0
While Freueb China Dining beta, 113 pieces jil go
White French Cnina Tea beta, 44 pieces. 7 uu
While l reach Ohine Tea beta, 46 pieces g'tjO
Meal Bioue imma uming beta, vi pieces. g 50
Jteet Stone China Tea Sets. 44 piece, cups witn
bandlea 350
Beat Stone Ohio Tea Seta. 44 pieces, oup with
bandlea 400
Beat Stone China Chamber Sets a jO
Beat Stone China Ouis and Saucers, per set. U
pieces, cups with handles. 66
White French China Cans and Baooers, per set, 12
pieces, cups with handles... 100
Parisian Granite Dining Plata. 814 inches. Der
dozen I'M
Table 1-uinblere, per dosen 65
t able Goblet a, per dor en. I 'M
Good to go out of the city will be packed and delivered
to the transportation oflioe fres of charge sad iiuurtd
against ureaaage w uenvioaiioa.
Show room open till 9 o'clock at night.
To THK BkhcpZ, Uo I Gentlemen and ladies who bars
had their beads contaminated with nauseating and anc
taoua hair dyes, are inrited to try Phakja's new discovery,
V Italia, os Salvation fob TBI llAia-clear and sweet
smelling, without sedimeat.
t eld by all druggists sad fancy goods dealers.
Mottifus, during your child's seeond summer, yon will
fled AIns. Winst.ow's BsoTmwrt Systran invaluable
friend. It cures dysentery and diarrhn, rein lute the
strmach and bowels, care wind oolio, softens the
gums, reduces inflammation, and gives tone and energy
to the whole system. In almost every instance, where the
infant is suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief will
be foand in fifteen or twenty minutes after the Sooth
ing Syrup bas been administered. Do not fail to pro
cure it.
Ma. William W. Oasbidy, the jeweller at No. 8 8.
Second street, bas one of the largest and most attractive,
stocks of sll kinds of Jewelry and Silverware In the city.
Be has also on band a large assortment of fine American
Western Watches. This entire valuable stock is now
being sold out below oost, preparatory to removal. Those.
who purchase at this store st the present time art oertsin
to get the worth of their money.
DRY 1 EKT. The mmt effectual way of guarding one's
health is to keep the feet dry, and that can only be done
by the nse of India Rubber Overshoes, and as the incle
ment season is npon ns, we would advise our readers to
buy none bnt the best quality, which can only be had at
Goodyear's HesdQoartera, No. 3U8 Cbesnut street, south
side, Philadelphia.
CAnr-ETS, Ort. Cl.0THS and Furnititre. Tlies indis
pensable articles can be had at Kelly's, 621 8. Klovemh
street; i'5 South street; 1301 Market street, or 6H
Girard avenue, on the most liberal terms, at the lowest
prices, and payable, if desired, by the week or month.
Removal. Kdward N. Marks, the yonng and enterpris
ing newsdealer, bas removed to No. 142 S. Third stro.it.
Marks bss all the papers of the day. New York dailies in
cluded, which can be bad eit her wholesale or retail.
Fob riariCT Fitting Drfhs Suits Go to Stoies.
" " " BtTHtNEss " Go to Stokes.
' ' Noiiby " Go to Stokes.
For first class fashionable clothing,
GO TO CHABLE3 8TOKEK. 834 CHESTNUT STREET.
TnE American House, Boston, is most favorably
known all over the count ry. Unsurpassed in its manage
ment, it baa few equals in extent, or in its thousand con
trivances for the comfort sad pleasure of its guests.
Singer's Family Sewing Machines,
- Ten dollars cash.
Balance in monthly instalments.
U. r. ijavis, rio. mil cnesnui street.
Rubiier OvF.RsnoF.s and Bootb for Men, Women, and
Children, can be bad at retail at the very lowest prices,
Goodyear's manufacture, old stand, No. 808 Chesnnt
street, lower side.
New Style Pictttre. The German Cbromos medehy
A. K. P. TraBk, No. 40 N. Eighth street. They must be
seen to be admired.
No one now attempts to compete with the great
Clothing Establishment of Wanam&ker A Brown, at tho
corner of Sixth and Market streets,
Well known as
Oak Hall. Oak Hall.
Oak Hall. Oak HalL
Oak Hall. Oak Hall.
It surpasses all others.
1st- For its immense end complete Building;
C r Please compare with any house of the
ttY Kind in the United States.
2d For its immense assortment;
I Y" Larger tban in most all tho other Houses
W Combined.
3d For its Vast Sales.
STf Some have been curious enough to ex.
t IF amine Government returns and amazed
tBTo find our sales four times as great as
grT" Other largo bouses.
4th For its immense advantages in purchasing the
mnterinls ;
J1TA. T. Stewart A Co., and othor large
homes
tW Will certify that we are the largest
tsT Clothing buyers in the U. S.
6th For selling goods lower than others can afford ;
ttf By buying cheaper and making larger
IT Sales, we can afford to sell for
I sY Lower profits.
6th For (ubstantial, honest materials and careful make ;
V We keep close watch on the making and
HT Sponging, and guarantee satisiaction with
W Every garment.
Our Stock at th present time embrucet $400,000 worth of
Clothing, awef tee trill be giitl to shoic it to any who are cretin-
love or Interested, and always take paint to ehoio visitors,
whether they tome to purchase or not.
tWf The most popular articles just note art Our $8 Suite,
tallied at $12 elseichere.
Coat. ..$3 60. .. .Cool. ..$3 50. . ..Coat. . .$3 50. .. .Coat. ..f 3 50
tontt.. 8i6....iW.. 2,76....Vjm.. 2'5....tti.. 2 75
Vest.,.. 116.. ..Vent.... 175. . . . Vest.. . . 175.. ..Vest..., 175
$8-00 $8'00 $8'00 $30
Cheviot Suits, $9 00, $11'U0, $1200, $15 00, $18 00.
Cahs mere 8uits, $6 60, $10 00, $12 60, $H W, np to $25 00.
Black Suits, $150 up to $a0'00.
White Marseilles and Duck Vests, $2 00 up to $4 50.
A full line of popular Towel Vests.
Blue Flannel Coats.
Alpaoa Coats by the thousand.
Linen Coats by the thousand.
Boys' Jackets and Pants all on first floor.
So at to save trouble to ladies.
Children's Garibaldi Suits as low as $2 00.
We wiil be pleaeed to show strangers or eiluens the
great bargains we are note able to give our customers
becaune of large purhasei from oanarvpt manu-
facturers.
WANAMAKER A BROWN.
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
OAK HALL,
OAK HALL,
Southeast corner Sixth and Market streets.
Southeast corner Sixth and Market streets.
MAKBIED.
Brown Davis. On the 1st Instant, In the Arch
Street l'resbyterian AJhurch, by the Kev. J. L. Wlth
row, Kev. Thomas J. Brown to Doha I. Davis, all
of this city.
Brown Evans. On the 1st Instant, In the Arch
Street Presbyterian Church, by the Kev. J. L. With
row, Charles K. Bhown to Nkllik Evans, all of
this city.
DIVD.
Carton. On the morning of the 3d iDstant. Mrs.
Fshjkr sergeant Barton, widow of the late Dr.
William 1 O. Barton, U. 8. N.
The relatives of the family are respectfully Invited
to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No.
ills Pine street, on Sunday, the 5th Instant, at 3
o'clock P, M.
Elliot. On June 2. Kalph W.. son of Henrietta
G. and the late John KUiot, in the iiOth year of his
aKe- - ...
The mends oi me iarauy are invuea to aiuna me
funeral, on Monday, the tit h instant, at 3 o'clock I'.
M., from the residence of his mother, No. t West
I'enn tquare.
r.Krr-LiEH. On Thursday morning, the 2d Instant.
Thomas Lancaster, son of Susau 1'. and the late
Joseph m. lteppner. agea w years.
The male relatives and friends of the family are
Invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of
his mother, No. 121 Is. Sixteenth, street, on Saturday
afternoon at 3 otiock. ruuerai services at hi.
John's Church, Thirteenth street, above Chesaut.
OAS FIXTURES.
821 CHERRY STREET
CORNELIUS & SONS,
MANUFACTURERS OP
CAS FIXTURES. Etc.
WHOLESALE
AND
RETAIL SALESROOMS
821 CHERRY Street.
PHI UA.DSLPQIA.
XV c have no Store or Salesroom
on Chestnut wtreet.
BTlintp CORNELIUS & SONS.
CIQARS.
QMOKE CUMPERT'8
"Three Brothers" Cigars,
MANUVAOTUBED AT
o. 1311 CJ112SI1 UT Street,
4 1 fmwSmrp Next to U. 8. Mint
bOAP,
UTAKE YOUR OWN SOAP
i.L Onanoundof Crauinton'a Iuinarial Tnn.lrv tinari
Will mSKS IWS1V0 quart. UI liaDHSOinS DUf T DOS r.
AOb. kVt K I.KUIUI U.i 11. AND lAt ir.
KOONH BUOKF, AO K NTS,
K. i M. UX.LA W AA Avuu, 3 Int
FOURTH EDITION
The Dogma of Infallibility
The Discussion Interrupted.
Frosramme tf
Opponents.
A Refractory Carmelite.
Cabinet Crisis in Sweden.
Another IVoav Xlnnot.
Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc.
FROM EUROPE.
TneOlpenrntf InfrtllibilKT Not ! Withdraw
routine mirnii loHnni.
Romb, Jane 4. The Ultrnniontanlsts deny the re
port that it is their Intention to withdraw from the
lEcurnenical Council after the proclamation of the
Infallibility dogma. The deliberations of the council
have been Interrupted by the feast of Gregory XVI,
who died on the 1st of June, IS 16. The session will
be resumed, however, next Thursday.
An Oppenent ot Infallibility Under Close Hur-
veiiiMjire.
The Carmelite monk, Ilatzel, who was snmmoned
to Rome to excuse his defense of Dollinger, has re
fused to retract, and he la therefore kept under
close surveillance.
Nweden Enjoys a ministerial ONI.
Stockholm, June 4. A ministerial crisis has oc
curred. The following is tho new Cabinet :
Adlenenty. Minister of Justice ; Bergstrora, Minister
of the Interior; Waru, Minister of Finance. No
change in the foreign or domestic policy of the
nation is Involved.
Mill Another Asteroid.
Carlsruiie, June 4. Professor Wiuucded, of this
city, has discovered a new planet.
House.
Continued from Second Edition,
The date in the first section was amended rn first of
January, 171. He staled tbe redactions ol tho rveua,
vrhiea woala be effected bv tbese clianses. the total rs.
duct ion being f--n,vtI,(i. Tlis increase ot revenns n
wines and brandies was estimated at i l.inxl.UCI, so that
the total reduction might be stated at sjs2 i.ojoKi :t, and
tnat of tbe internal revunae at $fli,0 l,U0U. lie moved tbs
prt-vious question on tne nrst section.
Mr. KlilndKe mule tbe point ot order that the House
bud a right to vote on each paragraph in the section.
The Speaker overrnled tbe point of order, and had the
rale on tbe subject read.
The Uouse refused to second the previous qaostion, 80
to Ki.
Mr. Scnenck then withdrew tbe amendment, and moved
the previous question on the passage of tbe bill to reduce
taxation. Points of order wt-re raised on the question
whether the amendment could be withdrawn, and were
overruled by the Speaker.
Mr. ftcneocK wuutirew tne previous question on tne
hill, and again moved the amendment after a verbal modi
fication ot it by Banking tho date when it is to so into
etlect itlst December, 1H70, and on that demanded the
previous question, tbis time amid much eicitenient.
I no previous quusi nm was Micuuuf j w woo.
Mr. Kldridce demanded the yeas and navs on orderino.
tt" main questioD.
Mr. brooks (N. Y.) moved to sdjiurn, and Mr. Fldridne
moved that when tho House adjourn it be to meet on
Tuesday next, thus initiating a filibustering movement to
di'lay action on the bill.
Alter the nrtsi can or tne yeas ann nays, mr. rirooxs ( N.
Y ) stated that he would withdraw the motion to a Ijourn
were it not that some members had loft tho hall for half
an hour in the expectation that there would be at least
three calls ot yens and Buys.
Bo the Ulerk proceoaea to can tne I eas ana nays on tbe
moiion to adjourn.
Dilatory motions were again resertod to, and after
several votes by yeas and navs, Mr. Kldridite suggested
that tbev were not wasting valuable time without a pur
none. The reason wwy they commenced it was because
of ths ruling of tbe Chair that they were not entitled to
vote on each independent proposition separately. There
were many of tbem on winch they would like separate
votes. One was on Bessemer .steel.
Mr. Bchenck The gentleman knows that I have put
that lower than the House of Representatives did.
FROM JYEW EJVOLAJVn.
A New Kaihroad In Maine.
fast and Moosehead Lake Kailroad began to-day
with appropriate ceremonies. Tne nrst smite was
driven by tbe wife of Director MilUken. It is ex
pected the road will be completed in three months.
Baltimore) Produeo Marltoc.
Baltimore, June 4. Cotton very dull and nomi
nally 'iic. Flour firm, with an Improved de
mand; Howard street superfine $53-ttS; do extra
5-6060 ; do. family, t)-75(o7.5; City Mills su
perfine, is-KKitu-vs; no. extra, ja-.owo'.o; cio. larni
ly. I79 W: Western superfine, f.VAS'Un: do. extra.
V6CKA6uO; do. family, go-unT'Ou. Wheat firm;
Maryland, l'4kl'6u; Pennsylvania, fl-83$
l'BB ; tne latter in store, uorn ami; wuiwj i'i(K
118; yellow tl-KKai-ll. OaUdull at 6T)c Kye
steady at $1-141-W. Provisions unchanged In every
respect. Whisky weak at $1-07 for wood and Iron
bound, ana iiuo lor patent procedg.
New York Produeo Market.
Nsw York, June 4. Cotton dull and lower: sales
S00 hales middling uplands at 22 Vc. Flour State
and western a shade firmer; rjtate, $4-8.v5-75 ; Ohio,
tvi5a6-10; Western, 4-S5(a6-40; Southern, 14 10.
wneat advanced ic.: jno. snrmg. Jimaius:
winter and amber Western, 1 ssl-.n. Corn firm;
newimixea western, siuugi-us; oiu iu-sj in store.
Oata firmer; State, 6871c,; Western, tHJtfraesc.
neei B;eaav. rom. nrm: mess. i:;u-Bifr:tu-37: prime.
'22(23-2S. Lard is without decided change. Whisky
oieauj at i-whsit3x.
II AY T I.
Fence nt Ijist Capture of a Notorious Offender
and Knd or lnsnrrectionary Movements.
Correspondence from Aux Cayes, dated May 14,
Bays:
The dispersion and capture of the band of outlaws
nnder the command of the notorious Klrl'ra have
been finally completed by the capture of the
scoundrel himself, alter he had for raanv weeks
eluded tne vigilance or tne uovernment troops, who
searched the woods foot by foot.
lie is expected here to-day, ana will be imme
diately brought to trial for his many crimes. No
pity is felt here for him, and it is not at all likely that
he will obtain any mercy. The taking of this man
ends the last of the movements In the South conse
quent upon the late revolution, so that there is every
reason to expect perfect quiet for the present, for
tne nrst time in neany tnree years.
Return of IT. H. Consul Welner.
United States Consul Welner, who went at the
reauest of SSazet to oner terms to the rebels, and
was held by their chief, Del grace Jdcrmet, as a
hostage for the safety of his owu life, was, on the
8ui render of the Ptcquets, taken by Jacquet into the
mcustains. But after Jacquet himself was ciptured
and shot, Mr. Welner was allowed by his captors
to return, ana ne is now saie at nis post at deremie.
Tho I.ecUlature-Lieneral Items.
The Legislature Is in session at Port-au-Prince,
and has a great deal or work before it. The paper
jnoney question, which Is exciting the attention of
all clasbes.wlll be taken up.and It is hoped that some
plan for relief from the present dimcultles may be
arrived at. Business is rainer overuoue at present,
The impetus given it by the restoration of peace
has earned It a little too far. Fourteen vessels have
arrived at Port-au-Prince from lioston during the
past montn, bringing large irei'Miis. Besides tnis.
we have a number of sailing vessels and two steam
ers from rvew ork, with full ana assorted cargoes.
jtxenauge, x.
FAKRAGUT.
Tho Veteran Bnllor sad Decoration Day Ills
railing tieaun.
Admiral Farragut was Invited by the Committee
of Arrangements to be present at the decoration of
the graves of Union soldlurs In Knoxvllle, Tenn., on
Memorial Day, ana in repiy sent tne following in
terestintr letter:
Niw Youk, Monday, May 23, 1R70. Gentlemen : I havs
the pleasure to acknowledge ths receipt of your kind
communication of tbe lith iustant. inviting me to revisit
the scene of my ohildhood, and unite with you in your
proposed commemoration on the UJtb instant, of decorat
mg tbe grave of the gallant men who fell in defense of
our Union; and, at the sanis time, tendering msyour
"friendly hospitalities."
1 cannot well express to yon the pain it gives me to ds
e'ins n invitation the acceptance of whiob would afford
me o much gratification. I have long anticipated, with
frs'ioKS ol no ordinary uleasare, a visit to scaus whiou
sis indelibly impreaseii noon my memoir, aud tbe renewal
It! SMOCUUtlb. iotirf hrt.fclwd b Lae dtice ul foii.uu: bui
Mill my health dome ms the privilege of gratifying this
dosire. aod 1 most, iturcvfci. indulge, the Ulis that ths
OTPortnnity mny yet be grnte'1 tne, when I assure yon
n tnmg win give m more real pletetire than tbe visit yon
bave so kinrllv proposed.
Accept, ppnt Irmcn, mr sincerp.t thsnks forthe friomlly
snd compliments ry terms in which you bsvn ennrryrd the
invitation; sodi rest assured Ithat your kind expressions
will not lie amonir the lesst. of ih. minv ffratitvinv evi-
dnnoes I have received of the unchanging confidence of
my follow citir.sns.
Arsnring you of my sympathies In your and commemora
tion on the KiHh Inst., and migrating my sinoers grnti
tmle for your vpry friendly invitation, I remain, gentle
men, very truly and respecttiilly,
x our tnenu ana louow citizen,
I). (I KATtR OUT,
Admiral United Stmtes Navy.
The first Masonic lodirc established In the
Ptate of Indiana was at Vincennos in 1801).
There are now 425 lodges and 22,000 afllliatlnir
Masons in tho State.
OR Y GOODS.
POSITIVELY BARGAINS IN
LINEN GOODS,
WHITE GOODS,
AND HOSIERY.
WILL OPBN THIS MORNING JOU LOTS IN
Fxtrawide figured Piqne, 23o.
Ixmrinn Oord Puiue, 2 jo.
Tucked Nainsooks, 3o. up.
Ikitted Mnshns. ATrenah Muslins. Kishans. Viataria
Lawns.
t resn arrival Hamburg Edgings snd Insertings.
TABLE LINENS 1 TOWELS ! ! NAPKINS!!!
TitifT, Grey, Chocolate Linens for Toadies' Suits.
Linen Uuck, Linen Drilling, for Men's Wear.
Barnslcy, Belgian, Irish, and Scotch Table Linens.
Damask Napkins. S1'25 dozen. Towels, $lto$9 dozen.
Linen Sheeting, Ti'mi. to $1'87 v.o.
Pillow and Sheeting Muslins, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 12 quarters.
Honeycomb, Allendale, Marseilles Quills, cheap.
Job lots Handkerchiefs for Gents. Ladius. and Chil
dren.
GAUZE UNDERWEAR.
Gauze Bhirts for Oents. So, 87M. 73c.
Indies' Gaur.s Merino Vests, regular made, 73c. up.
Boys', Misses', Children's Gauze Vests, all sizes.
Cartwright A Warner's Uaur.e Undershirts.
Ladies' regular-made Hose, go. at. Si, tfKfc.
Gents' full reguinr made Half Hose, 22, 25, 31o.
Indies' genuine Ballirigaan Hose, frl, ?5c. up.
Children's 4, , and extra-long Knglish Hose.
JOHN BURNS,
HOUSE-FURNISHING DRY GOODS AND IMrOR-
TKR OF HOSIERY,
Kos. 245 and 247 S. ELEVENTH Street,
Above Sprace. if
1000 PAIRS LACE CURTAINS
At Half the Former Prices.
The largest stock of new snd elegant goods we have
etcr offered at such low prices.
Sbeppard,VanHailingeii k Arrison,
No 1008 CHESNUT STREET.
E LEG AWT riQUES,
Embroideries and White Goods.
A new and large assortment of Desirable Goods at
extremely low prices.
SliepiiardjYan Harlingen & Arrison,
No. 1008 CHESNUT STREET.
GREAT BARGAINS IN
Fivs - class Linens,
LINEN GOODS, TABLE CLOTHS, NAPKINS,
TABLE LINENS, TOWELS AND TOWELLINGS,
MARSEILLES QUILTS, Etc,
Less titan the cost of Importation.
Sliepiard,Yan llarliugen & Arrison,
No. 1008 CHESNUT STREET.
UNSHRINKABLE
CAUZE AND EMBROIDERED
Summer Flannels, Blankets, Etc., Etc.
All-wool Ganze Flannel, 7-9 and 4-4 wide.
Zepbyr Gauze Flannel, 7-8 and 4-4 wide.
Domet Gauze Flannel, 7-8 and 4-4 wide.
All-wool tbln Summer Flannel.
Fine Opera Sacqae Flannels, all colors.
Embroidered Flannels, manufactured expressly
lor our sales.
Plaid and Striped Flannels, for seaside.
Bathing Flannels, blue, crimson, grey.
Also, Gauze and Summer Blankets, of the very
finest qualltles,at the manufacturers' reduced prices.
Slieppard,Yan Harlingen & Arrison,
1008 CHESNUT STREET,
5 28 BtutDElt PHILADELPHIA.
1 8 7 0.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
Positive and Peremptory Sale for the
Next Sixty Days
"AT THORNLEY'S,"
EIGHTH and SPRING GARDEN Sti.
PHILADELPHIA.
Goods having been offered to me "SO CHEAP," I
have been tempted to bay very largely, and am now
determined to CUT DOWN MY STOCK very con
slderably, and THEREFORE offer Special Bargains
IN DRESS GOODS,
LINEN GOODS,
SILKS AND SHAWLS,
MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR
LACE GOODS, WHITE GOODS, and CORSETS,
BEST KID GLOVES, LINEN HDKFS., Etc. Eta,
DOMESTICS of every make and quality.
JOSEPH H. TH0RNLEY,
K0RTHK1ST COBNE&
EIGHTH and SPRING GARDEN 6ts
S 3 thBtuS PHILADELPHIA.
JOHN V. THOMAS,
Noi. 405 and 407 North SECOND St
OFFERS CIS ENTIRE STOCK OP
Silks, Foplins, Grenadines,
Ilernanics,
And every variety of -
Seasonable Dress Goods
AT PRICES WHICH WILL
JDci'y Competition.
ENTLftB STOCK BOUGHT FOR CASH. 90 Smrr.
I3LTJ13 AND CtltlSEN 1 1 1 1 (JLOVES.
JUST LANDED,
Bias Kid Gloves, Embroiilsrsd backs,
tireen
Ihiu Parasols openad within a few days.
Paro!il. M csnts to ftt 50 ech.
Ill" Children's Parowila at a jnl pries.
6 mo Fans rsns 10 cents to C5 each.
Linen Fans, 10 cents. Linen Kans, 10 eenta.
All the new styles Kins- tine Kans.
IPC dosen regular-made Hose, i cents.
Hosiery ir'iarantend cheaper than the cheap.
MOoynrds Hamburg KdsinRt, ood styles, cheap.
KHH) Uoe Collars, SU cents to 3 60 each-BaiSUAtNS
ISO dor.en Silk Kid Kinish Hloves. 44 cents. ,
6W " . Lisle Thread Oloves, 15 cents.
ya " " " 12c: 2 pair, 25 cents.
rKl Lisle Buff snd White O lores, 26c., usnnlly sold
St 60 rents.
I arsest stock of Oloes in ths market,
nonets. ro. ! Oorsets,$l: Corsets, ln0; Horspts, (1 7.
Pinuns, Piipies, Pi(nos, best 6")o. Piques tnered.
I'Kjues, 1, ill, 5, 21, M, 44, 60, 2o. up.
Kin jicvi:n.
"Joseph" "I Belle" Jonin" 'Hartley" Blue Kid GIotos.
Kidsioves Kid Olorea, Kid tiloTss, Kid Oloves, Oren
fl, $135, r45, $l-8i, all colors " "
trBest 8tock-lrtest Bla-piaMt Tarisly In
Philadelphia -ot our own Importatien K FKY PAIR
til) A HANI KKD. If they rip or tear, another rair mven
tn eichange. wstfrp
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A. &
J. B. BARTHOLOMEW,
No. 23 NOllTH EIGHTH STREET,
DRY QOODS.
STEEL & SON,
Nos. 713 and 715 N. TENTH Street,
Have determined to close out THEIR ENTIRE
STOCK OF
SPRING and SUUMER DRESS GOODS,
SILKS,
LACE POINTES AND SACQUES,
SHAWLS,
At a Ureal llcductton in K'riccs.
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS WILB. BE OFFERED IN
ORDER TO CLOSE OUT BEFORE JULY IS. It
M
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R.
DILLON.
NOS. 823 AND 861 SOUTH STREET.
Ladles snd Misses Crape, Gimp, Hair Pamsla and
Straw Ronnd and Pyramid Hats; Ribbons, Satins, Bilks,
Velvet and Velveteens, Crapes, Feathers, Flowsrs,
Frames, Sash Ribbons, Ornaments, Hoamis Milllnory,
Crape Veils, etc I
T EM OVAL MRS. E. HENRY, MANUFAC
Xi tnrer of Ladies' Cloaks and Mantillas, finding her
late location. No. lti North Kighth street, inadequate for
her largely increased business, has removed to ths
Ki niiiKT ami HPAnmim WaRKRUOM. att he
Southeast corner of NINTH and ARUH Streets, where
she now offers, in addition to her stock of (Jloaks and
Mantillas, a choice Invoice OI raiaiei una wis,
Points and Sacqnes. 8 2fl3mJ
FURNITURE.
1117.
1117.
BARLOW'S
surrnu furnituiie,
NEW DESIGNS.
No. I I 17 CHESNUT St.
One Profit,
Our Own Make,
Seasoned Lumber,
GUARANTEED AT 20 PER CENT. LESS THAN
ANY OTHER ESTABLISHMENT.
No one buya of ua better or more thoroughly-seasoned
lumber than A. BARLOW.
ELLIS P. MOORE & CO.,
Foot of Brown street.
HENRY, BAYARD & CO.,
Ridge avenue and Master street.
CHARLES ESTI,
Seventeenth and CallowliUl streets.
1117.
1117.
16 1 Ctrpj
GREAT SALE OF FURNITURE
AT
IIENKELS
THIRTEENTH and CHESNUT Sts.
S 1 00,000 WORTH
AT
AUCTION PRICES.
All Warranted as First-class Goods.
CEO. J. HENKEL8.
6 14 stuthlmrp
UPHOLS TERY GOODS, ETO.
NQBLIT, BROWN, NOBLIT & CO.,
Hob. 222 and 218 S. SECOND Street
PHILADELPHIA.
Importers, Manufacturers and salsrt
Upholstery Goods.
Car Trimmings
Cabinet Makers' and Undertakers'
Findings,
Swiss and Nottingham Curtain",
Hair Seating, Curled Hair Bedding
ETO. ETO . I 18 3m5p
Wholesale and Retail.
CUTLERY, ETO.
JODGER8 & WOSTEHHOLM'S POCKET-
KNIVES, Faarl and Btai handlas, and bsaatiful Sniahi
Boda-ers', and Wad. A Batcher's Basors, andtb.0.1
braUd Leeonltr. Bazort Ladiss Bolssors, ia eaass, of ths
dosat qoalilf ; Kodcsri Tabls Outlsry. Oarrsrs and Forks,
Bator Strops, Cork Borsws, Ets. Eat inatrumsnts, to
Maist ths bt,rirti of tn most approved eonatrootian, at
F. MADEIRA'S.
11 Ba lU TtHTH SUmI, bslow Ohsanol
HAT8 AND OAP3.
W1 WARBURTON'S IMPROVED VENTI
sUlaUd and aay flttim Drsa. Ilati (patsntsd), la all
the improved faabious of the season. UUKbJM UT Street
next door to the Poet Onice 11 U rwi
1 II O M A S SIMONS,
X (Succeaeor to Henry Siinoaa),
U. H. NATIONAL
WAGON AND OOAUU WORKS,
OFFIOK, No. i2i t KW MAUKKT STREET.
Wauus, O&rte, ir, W kwlui, Timbi, Wboels,
Ste. All work warraaltxl.
Orders pioBipiljr attsnded to, Qalat
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FOR BALE.
RARE CHANGE
TO BUY OB RENT
2,
ELEGANT COUNTltY RESIDENCE.
i on 8AI.F. OR TO RENT What is acknowledged to
be the handsomest Country Beat, tn reward to natural
beauty and location, in America, situated on the Old
York road and County line, Ubelten Uiila, adjoinina Oitr
Line Station, N. 1. R. R,, 3U minutes' ride from Phila
delphia, comurisinR 60 acres of highly improved land,
covered with beantiful old Oak, Kim, Chestnut, and other
deciduous trees; also, handsome Lawn, carefully planted
with beautiful grouped Evergreens, diversified with a
stream of water, woods, and rolling greunds, all in perfect
order. The Mansion is conspicuously olnoed on nmn.
niandios natural terrace, with a tine foreground of park
surface below. It is a handsome, substantially-built.
Jiointed-stnne Residence, with Mansard roof, containing
17 rooms, besides three bath-rooms, butler pantry, nur
series, store-rooms, closets, etc. Is finished throughout
with herd woods, oiled ; plate glass in all windows, im-
orted mantels and open grates in ail rooms; is ale
eated by steam. Large laundry, provision vault, Ice.
bouse, with water and fas works attached. Also hand
some Btablingfor 23 head of Horses and Cattle, Garden
er's (Jottage, Porter's Lodge, snd sll neeessary outbuild,
ings. There is also a large variety of fruit, berries, vege
table garden, hot beds and everything to make it a home.
6 4 3trp R. J. 1QBBIN8. Ledger Building.
T-'fm SAT.1T. Kn a S PmTIJTrr
L.' , . -1 . . mirr.x . k. . .
RoL'SK, i'i feet front, every modern convenience, in com
plete order; early possession; convenient to l'ost OiUca
and to Exchange and Insurance Companies.
O. T. PRATT,
B 30 2ltt No. 108 8. FOURTH Street.
SHERIFF'S SALE, JUNE 6-BEAUTI-
FL'L COUNTRY 8KAT, 89 acres. Twenty second
ward, situated on WASH IIS (jTOf Lane, between
Limekiln pike and Township road, Gennantown. 6 3 3t
TO RENTs
TO LET THE STORE PROPERTY NO.
T23 Ohesnnt street, twenty-five feet front, on baa
drsd and forty-five feet deep to Bennett street. Bank
buildings Qvs storiM high. Possession May I, 1870. Ad
dress THOMJ0 & FLETOHHB.
laiotf Delanoo. H. J.
STORE TO RENT FIXTURES FOR
SALE No. 9 N. SECOND Street. Good stand for Dry
Goods or llat Business. Apply on premises to
6 112t
KRIM A BIDDLE.
MTO RENT A PARTLY FURNISHED
MANSION, with abont eight acres of Land, inolud
awn, and Fruit aud Vegetable Garden, in full culti
vation, ready for use, known as Auburn Hill, on the old.
Front fctreet road, one mile this side of Frank ford.
Apply to UF.OKGK L. A8HMKAD,
til tit No. 333 WALNUT Street.
fSS STORES TO RENT,
13. POSSESSION JULY L
The first floor and cellar of two New Stores, on NINTH
Street, above Arch. Also, tbe second and third floors,
each 36 by 60 feet, with separate entrance. Apply to
WILLIAM H. BACON,
63 6f No. 817 WALNUT' Street.
a TO RENT A COMPLETELY FUR
NISHED SMALL HOUSE. No. 316 South SIX
Til Street, at a moderate rent.
S. KINGSTON MrOAY.
615t No. 4Ji WALNUT Street.
M FURNISHED HOUSE, NO.1701 WALNUT
Street, to let by
8. DAVIS PAGE.
6 31 wsw3t No. 613 WALNUT Street.
f?S TO RENT FIRST FLOOR, CELLAR,
L"i snd FOURTH STORY, together or separate of
Store No. 419 COMMERCE Street. Inquire in 8econd
story; UtM J. K. DUNHAM.
IN8QRANOE.
ANDES
Insurance Company,
CXIYCIIVrXtfATX.
Capital Stock 51,000,000
CORPORATORS AND COMMISSIONERS.
Robert BacUanan,
Joseph C. Butler,
A. D. Bullock,
Samuel M. Murphy,
AiXred Galther,
n. a. v. post,
Robert Mitchell.
Augntstus Weasel,
Alexander Lonj:,
C. W. Moulton.
J. B. BENNETT,
Chairman of Committee on organization.
Books are now open In this city, for subscriptions
to a limited amount of the Stock at the office of the
undersigned, where all Information may be obtained.
DTJY fc WOODS,B
AGENTS,
No. 300 WALNUT Street,
8 1 12trp PHILADELPHIA.
PROVIDENT
Life and Trust Co.
OF IllIL.AII2L.lIIIAt
Office-No. Ill South FOURTH Street.
Organized to promote Life Insurance among mem.
bers of the SOCIETY OP FRIENDS. Oood risks ol
any denomination solicited.
Policies already issued exceeding
TEHf. 911lX.IOIg OF DOLLAUS.
This is a PHILADELPHIA COMPANY", and en
titled to the special coafldence of the community.
PERFECT SECURITY. LOW RATES.
SMALL EXPENSES. PURELY MUTUAL'
LOW RATE OF MORTALITY.
These conditions enable a company to fire adran
tages which cannot be surpassed.
Policies issued on the Non-Forfeiture Plan.
Statistics show that the average mortality of
Friends ia nearly S5 per cent, less than tnat of thj
general population. i IS eosISp
A LOW RATE OF MORTALITY
Wis as
CHEAP IKSVEAKCS IK A MUTUAL C9 JIT ANT.