THE DAILY EVENING TE LK() 1 1 A I 1 1 P U Ij AT) K b Pfll A, MONDAr, MaKOU 27, 18 M.
6
TI1E KKW AMERtCAN LOAN.
The prospectus which has been issued of the
United Htates funded loon, observes the London
Economist, indicates that only a partial attempt
Is tow to be made to carrv Into effect the scheme
of Mr. Boutweli. . fc It was not reason
able to suppose that so long as American G per
cent, securities were a little nndcr par, or only
lowly getting above it, the low rates of Interest
contemplated by Mr. Boutweli could be realized,
though the prospect of such a conversion at an
early date, as American credit improved, and
the accumulation of money for Investment in
creased, was not at all unreasonable pro
vided always the conversion schemo was pro
perly baited.
The idea of converting a f per cent, exclu
sively is not so far amis , as there is no doubt
now that the American 0 per cents, would eo
about par if they were not redeemable. We
sue many objections, however, to the particular
method proposed by Mr. Boutweli. Apart from
the unfavorable circumstances of the prescut
movement, it seems to be a mistake not to
make the conversion a forced one, and apply to
the vt nolo debt, Mr. Boutweli raaKlng sure by
offering a bonus, or in some other way, that all
holders of the existing debt will convert, or
that be will find money to pay off those who
refuse to do so. The failure of the present ex
periment, if it should fall, oiibt not to be con
clusive aralnst the success of u proper experi
ment, adjusted carefullv to the state of the
markets, tbe present degree of American credit,
and the likings of the investing classes.
CITY ITEM S.
What ta DvsrKrsiA? Tun QcEsnox Settlkb. .
Two young medical students were disputing the
other day, at the house of a mutual friend, as to the
nature of dyspepsia. One said the primary cause
ejras a diseased liver; the other insisted that tbe
disease originated in the epigastrium. "I can tell
you what dyspppsla Is, lor I've been there," ob
served the hos laughingly. "Well," said one of the
young medicos, "let's have your opinion." "Dys
pepsia," said be, '-Is a complaint that yon can't
relieve, and that Plantation Bittkhh cure in six
weeks!" The person who male thU remark resides
at No. 108 (Jreenwich avenue, and his name is Mar
tin W.Mjers.
Bcbkett's Kallibtqw The best cosmetic.
Ska Moss Farine from pure Irish Moss, for Blano
Mange, Puddings, Custards, Creams, etc. etc. The
cheapest, healthiest, and most delicious food In the
world.
Mb. William W. Cassidt, the Jeweller at No. 8
Booth Second street, has one of the largest and most
attractive stocks of all kinds of Jewelry and Silver
ware In the city. lie has also on hand a One assort
ment of fine American Western Watches. Those
who purchase at this store at the present time are
certain to get the werth of their money.
Opening Day,
Belcher's Dining Room,
w No. C29 Udesnct Stkkbt,
Postponed to Thursday, March 30.
GREEN GUM PLASTERS,
The only ones which effectually will curb corns
Bunions, are manufactured by
G. Krausb, Apothecary,
N. W. cor. Twelfth and Chesnnt Streets.
Thanks to Mrs. Winslow's sooTniNG Syrup, we
have been relieved from sleepless nights of painful
watching with poor, suffering, teething children.
Burnett's Cqcoainb A perfect halr-dresslng.
91AIIR1I2D.
Benseii Poole. On the soth instant, at the
First Prenbyterlan Church, Washington Square, hy
the Rev. Herrlet Johnson, D.D., Mr. Edmund B.
Bbnsei.l to Miss Lillii V. Poole, all of this city.
No cards.
I11.
Brapford. At Dover, Delaware, on the 25th In
stant, Rev. Thomas b. Bradford.
The relatives and friends of the family are
invited to attend his funeral, from the residence of
his brother, William Bradford, No. 819 8. Fifteenth
Street, on Wednesday, March 29, at 10 o clock A. M.
V uneral services at the house. Iuterment at Laurel
Hill. Hi
Forking. on the 23d Instant, Samuel D., son of
Albert R. and Martha M. Foeriug, in the 25tu year
. of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral, from the resi
dence of his parents, No. Wii N. Fifteenth street,
on Tuesday morning, the 2Ht,ti Instant, at 10
o'clock. To proceed to Mount Vernon Cemetery.
Grindrod. on the 20th Instant, John Urindrod,
k in the 6'2d year of his age.
. The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully Invited to attend bis funeral, from his
late residence, Lower Merlon township, Montgomery
county, opposite Manayunk, on Wednesday after
noon, the x9th InBtant, at 1 o'clock. Interment at
Bt. David s Church, Manayunx.
BESSON & SON
HAVE JUSI KECEIVED:
ONE CASE BLACK AND WHITE STRIPED
SILKS AT tl'28.
JOUR CASES BLACK AND WHITE ft4 BXQ-
Jjsn CHINTZ BS, 15 CIS.
i THREE CASES QREY AND BLACK 3-4 ENG
LISH chintzes, 15 era
ONE CASE BLACK MOHAIR BRILLANTINE3,
62 CTS.TO 1 11)0.
TWO CASE BLACK DOUBLE-WARP ALPA
CAS, MX to T5 CTS.
ONE CASE BOMBAZINE-FINISH ALFA OAS, 50
CTS.TO l 00.
ONE CAbE BLACK TAFFETA SILK GLOVES.
N ONE CASE BLACK HENRIETTA CLOTHS, OR
L SILK WARP CASBM8RE8, 11-50 TO 2-50.
( ONE CA8B BLACK ALL-WOOL MO JSS KLINES
DB LA INK, 89 CTS. AND UPWARDS.
TWO CASES BLACK ALL WOOL HERNANIS,
8-4 and 8-4 WIDE.
TWO CASES BLACK SILK AND WOOL HER
NANIS, 8-4 aud 8-4 W1DB, ALL QUALITIES.
ONE CiSE BLACK FLORENTINE, 3-4 and 8-4
WIDE.
! ONE CASE BLACK CENA1VINE3, 3Ttf CTS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
B10UHNING DIIY GOODS HOUSE,
No. 010 CHE8NUT Qt.
N. B. New Goods of our own Importation by
every steamer. smt
F0URT1I EDITION
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Napoleon at Windsor.
ZZe is Formally Welcomed.
Evening Cable Quotations.
Affairs at the Capital.
Defalcations of Collector Builey.
fc.tc . Etc.. Etc.. Etc.. Etc.
FROM EUROPE.
Nnp.le.n at Wlndnar.
London, March 27. Napoleon visited Wind
sor Castle to-day, and remained an hour with
Queen Victoria and family.
Ad Addreaa of Welo.me
was made by Lord Stanley.
Mar.bn.1 (Jnorobert'a Children
were also present .
The castle grounds were filled with a jrrea
crowd of people, who
Cheered the) ei.Eoiper.r
heartily.
Evening Ouotatl.aa.
Lokdon, March 875 P. M. Consols for money
MM' i and for account M?,'. American securities
firm. Rontls of ls62, 82', ; of lRur., old, 81 V ; of 188?,
0.'. ; 10-408, 89. Erie, is" i Illinois Central, HOv :
Oreat Western, 83.
London, March 8T-B P. M. Calcutta Linseed, 63s.
6d. ; Llnbeed Oil, 31 l!W.axa; Tallow, 43s. 3d.
LlVKKrooi., March 21 ft P. M. Cotton a shade
easier; uplands, 7J4d. ; Orleans, T'd. Sales to-day
14,0t0 bales, Including 3000 for export aud specula
tion. Bacon, 47s. for Cumberland cut and 48s. Cd. for
short rib middles. Kellned Petroleum, l6-!d.
FROM WSmJVQTOJV.
The New Y.rU Ueatral Itallr.ad (Jmi,
Despatch to the Associated Prtss.
Washington, March 27 Na decision has
yet been made in the New York Central Rail
road case. The papers are very voluminous,
and the Commissioner of Internal Revenue has
not yet had time to thoroughly examine them.
Collector Bailey'. Defalcation.
Despatch, to the Associated Press.
Washington, March 27 To correct errone
ous impressions as to the amount of defalcation
of J. F. Bailey, late Collector of Internal Reve
nue of the Fourth and Thirty-second districts of
New York, the Commissioner of Internal
Revenue authorizes the statement that the
actual cash defalcation reaches the
sum of $132,642, made up of taxes
collected and not deposited, collections from
stamps not deposited, special deposit account
with the Secretary of the Treasury, collections
on spirits and tobacco unaccounted for, amount
collected on account of storekeepers' salaries,
and amount collected on account of gaugers'
fees. The accounts of Bailey, showing the
amounts due in excess of this sum, is occasioned
by several lists of taxes for which Ballsy re
ceipted not yet having been closed, no portion
of which were collected by him, and conse
quently the amount of the same will probably be
eventually passed to his credit.
(iomamen Weather Report.
War Department, Office Chief Signal Officer,
Washington, D. C, March 27, 1871-10-yO A. M.
Synopsis for the past twenty-four hours:
The low pressure on Sunday morning in
Arkansas has moved rapidly northeastward aud
now extends over Central New York and New
Jersey. The barometer fell somewhat yesterday
on the Gulf and Western Mississippi, but is no
rapidly recovering.
Heavy rains have been experienced through
out the Ohio V aliey, and snow and rain north
and east of Central Pennsylvania. The tem
perature is now lower, diminishing In the
Middle and Western States, with clearing-up
weather and brisk or fresh winds. Brisk easterly
winds are prevailing on the coast of Maine and
Massachusetts. Probabilities: Rising baro
meter, with clearing-up weather, will probably
prevail until Tuesday morning east of the Mis
sissippi. FROM JVEW YORK.
Nbw York, March 27.
The (Helhodl.t Preacher' Aaooclatloo
to d.ty condemned theatre-going, card-playing,
and fashionable dances. Domestic amusements
in moderation are rather commended as tending
to incline young men to remain at home.
Defraadloc the Korean.
Albert A. Neal, under indictment in Baltimore
for carrying on the distillery business without
paying the special tax of $10, and who fled to
this city, was arrested to-day and held by Com
missioner Shields to await the arrival of a
United States officer from the Baltimore
district.
Cloaloc oftho ftletrepelltaa Iletel.
New York, March 27. The Metropolitan
Hotel will be closed to-morrow, the Lelands
giving their whole attention to the newly
opened Sturtevant House.
FROM THE, WEST.
reath of n Cincinnati Editor.
Cincinnati, March 27. August Becker, a
German, and well-known editor, died in this
city yesterday, aged 37.
PMp New..
Eev West, March 2d. Arrived, British bark Re
Path, or Montreal, from Kagua La Uraude, with
sugar, for Portland. She has been on a reef, and
was got off by wreckers, leaking slightly.
New York Produce Market.
Niw Yokk, March 87 Cotton qolet; sales 2000
bales uplands at lRtfc. ; Orleans at c Flour dull
bales bf.no barrels htat atgt(7'15; Ohio at '. 0
(a 7-40; Western at 6i7-75; Boutaern at lUimao.
Wheat dull and nominal; newsprint?, STBial-M;
winter red and amber Western at fl 6:1TI. 'Corn
a shade firmer; sales 39,000 bushels new mixed
Western at 82(Sb3v.e. ottta quiet; sales la.ooo
bushels Ohio at 6768c. Beef quiet. Pork firmer;
new mess, tn e.0; prime, tl8l6-&0. Urd un
changed. Whisky quiet at lcl3o.
taoAi xnxBLLzanNOB.
Eotrv I'a.e..
Bvyieme Cutirt in Banc Chief Justice Thontoii and
Judge Read, Agnetr, and Hharmruod.
No judgments were entered this morning.
Tbe list for tbe couutles of Warren, McKeno,
Clearfield, Lycoming, Clinton, Cameron, Klk,
Potter, aud bulllvan was called to-day.
Nprrlal Terui.
Court of (tarter HentiuiuJxuige A I i oii.
A speciifl term of this Court was loauguratej
to-day for tbe purpose of disposing of old ball
cases. The jury was organized and tho list was
railed, tint at the clone f onr report n ca
bad been put on trial.
I'he hurra )n.
,V1 ISiuM-Jui it milium.
Tba Court to-day rehinned the cae of th'i
First Iteloru.ed Presbyterian rnKregai.iiti.i, a,ij
the trial will probably extend wer the t?r h.
which ends wlili ihe current wrvk.
The !tlnrtlnnl lf (loir
Omrl tf tt'uirtrr NnwiM Ju-i-ie Peitce.
Tbe Court Is Mill enured with tbe trial ol
Tboin, Trlinl er. and WVbb for the outrage coiu
niltted on Mifs IIlhbri:er at. M.irtirnville.
The evldt-nce this morning referred t tho
clothlntr Ihe young Udvworeou lua oi:c sion,
and is uufit for piitilicaiioii.
rEOIAl NOTIOEb.
gy II. M. DALY'S WHISKY WAItKfOMMS,
m Kon. m S. fKONT Street ai.d 1S DOJli 5t.
IMMh.NSR 8I('K
VY I'ilE HKHT WltANDS
IN 1.HI(1INL HAKRKl.S.
Among which mav Imlound ttie e4-lHlira:et O.ii.uks
BMllo," rloiirhoti ff annient rtiite: Wheat au-l
R.Te Whlskl, nil pure from inuiif4 it.iinr (lu "n
Biual packages), lnclu.llnr those weil kmia dn
ttllero,
THOMA8 WOOKK (t HON,
JOSEPH 8. FINCii A ( ., an l
THOMAS MOOKX
The attention of Uio tri-le in requen:e l to t -ft
these Whiskies, at market rates. jmrnw!
gjvr A WOlDKHm, S'OHT A1' NO VUi
CHESNU1' Street. Svimliiv laK fittiMMi
Ihfinssnd people turned frini the ilnors u:iv I )
get it side lh atir. The graml opnliiK of the
rpailoii SHlesroom of the W.-ii'itiiH aid otti'iil
Wlliou Ooju JeWelrj Cotiipmiy, at No. l'liiCUKS
Tsl'TMreet wan an linmen-e hiicci-ss, and is th
talk ol the tiwn. The exe.it-iiinl. atii 1'iUTest,
n BlilfeHd In nil claNSM to ivm-tt-s the el . r fit. nil''
nisgnlfleent J w Iry nf the gentilne nml orlinil
Mllior (iclil (Iiiinpaiif, to lie f.xnid in I'hiht1cph'a
! at No. V"it t-ltcsimt street, are ii'ii irull -l -il In
the riiiihIm of trade. It i the trluoiph of euternnA
mid the success of the present centurr. Kkiiih.ii t
that wp nave no connection with an j other est
llfMinii nt In thlM cltv.
TUB (JKNUINK ANO ORIOINAT. Mlt.TOV
OOLli JKWHLKY ttJMPANY OtJAUAN I' K
THKlTt GOODS ALWAYS TO RETAIN 1'UKlit
C'OLOK
AND BHILMANOY EQUAL ID
VIKOIN GOLD. 3 87 Si
Salesroom open dalij from 8 A. M. until R p. M. .
jtff- ACADBMV OK M U N I C.
THE STAK 0URM: OF LECTURES.
MRS. ELIZABETH CADY STANTON,
TI11S MONDAY EVENING, March 87.
Subject-"The True K. puiillc"
THE SSRim WILL CLOSE
On Thursday Evening, March no, wiih a
GRAND VOCAL AND INSThUMEN TAL
CONCEKT OK CLASSIC AND MISCELLANEOUS
MUSiC,
by the celrhrted
MENDELSSOHN QUINTETTE CLUB,
nf Itonton.
AdmlfRton, 60 cents; K s-rved S"ats, s oenn
extra. Renerved seats In the Ka'iiliy Circle to th
Conceit, 60 cents. Ainphltheutre, 85 cent.
Tickets tor mile at Uouid A Fischer's I'lauo Rooms,
No. -8 CUES M'T Street.
Doors open at lyj. 8 '24 .It
DBPAhTMENT OF" HIGHWAYS,
BRIimKH, HEWKIta, ETC -OiTH'IOH MP
CI1IEF CoMnUSsHNK, No. 10 S'.JItril FIFTH
SHiEhT. PuiLAiiELruiA, March 9i, lsn.
NOIICB TO OWNEI.8rF TARTS, WAUON5,
I)tAYS, BVhRoWS.
The ANNUAL LH'KN'Mg due the cltv will he re
ceived, and renewwl of the same, until APRIL 1,
lb7l, at. the adove otllce, from 9 o'clock A.M. uutli
o'clock 1 M.
PeiiMlt.v for neg'ect of renewal of l!cens, three
dollats each for any vehicle toar. may he wn.
8 2fmw3t J. ti. DIXON. Lloeusa Olern.
HOWARD HOSPITAL AND IN FIRM fltY
FOR FHMALE8 The annual ineetliiir of rnu
Contributors will he held ar. tnu Hovpitxl, No. 1"H
LOM HARD Street, ou MONDAY EVKNING, Mirch
87. 1S7I, at. 8 o'clock. W. J. MoKLKO Y.
8 84 8t 8e-.rcttry.
- ST. C'l.KMENT'S CHURCH.-STKItH' )
SCOPIC VIEWS t.FTHK rilASOEL OF ST
CI EMENT'f ClIl'RiilI. and PhiHographs of U-,e.
itor. Also, Photographs of Perm Mi'iar.-s, for sld at.
It. NEWEI.L & no 'el,
It J No. 61 AKC'H .Stroer,.
GENTLEMEN' IN SKAKCH OH COMFORT
aLd style In BuOTa and SHOES wh in I I call on
UMtTLETT.
At No. 33 South fLVl'li Street,
8 20 tf Aimve Chyiuut.
WELL AND
FAVORABLY KNOWN IK
A LEWIS' PKINTiNU
HOUSE. FIFTH aud CUKSNUT Streets. It
THE liKWr COAL.
ISAAC K. WrToHT & SOU,
No. 124 South KENI St.eet
YARDS-Corner ElUHTH and MASTER Rts. and
3 16 wfmt No.618W ANSON ht.,a'iove Quen.
WEDDING AND ENOAfJEMSNT UIV(iw
of solid 18-karat One K'Hd. QUALITY WAR
BANTED. A full assortment of hi.hh al vy uil
hand. FAKR A MltoTHbK. Mkem,
No. 824 CUKSNUT Street, brlow Fourth.
FINANCIAL.
ELLIOTT, COLLINS & CO,
No. 109 South THIRD Street,
MEMBERS OF STOCK AND GOLD EX
CHANOKH.
DEALEKS IN MEHOANTILB PAPBK,
GOVEHNMKNT8ECUKITIES, GOLD, Etc.
I)KAW BILLK OF KXOH ANGK ON TH K
UNION BANK, CK LONDON. 3fuiw
B. K. JAMISON & CO?
8UCCKSHOKS TO
P.F.KKLLY
BANK BRA AND DKALKKS IN
Gold, Silver, and Government Boud
At Clovest Market Kates,
N. W. Cor. THIRD and CHE3NTJT bt
Special attention given to commission ORDShS
In New York and Philadelphia Stock Boards, etc.
eto.
1 24
JOHN S. RUSHTON & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKER?.
GOLD AND COUPONS WANTEfc.
City Warrants
BODO IT AND HOLD.
No. 60 South THIRD Street.
ASM PHILADELPHIA.
INVESTMENT BONDS
PORTAOB LAKE AND LAKH SITPKHIOIt Silfx
CANAL lun. hecured n? ttrnl imtrtgngo ou the
CMUal (now oompleted), and oureal enlate worth live
times the amount oi tn mortgrfire.
LAFA V HTTK tlOUM'V, MSSOltKI, in
DOrQLAH COI'N'IY, NfthKASKi (lunludiu
Oiuulia), Ins, and other cliolr.. VVeuteru cnuuty .m l
cit j Im uds, jit Idlrg good rates of lutrcu
WiSTFHx PHNNSYLAVNIA ItILOM) ,
endoiatd ty the Feuuuv vdiiU Uailroi.il t'nupauy.
For full particulars app'y to
llUU'iltl) I 4HI,.J riK.
I S 8m No. 147 South FOUKTli Street.
"INANOIAL.
HEW 7 30 GOLD LOAN
(V TMK
M l!lili;iii FAIIFIC l!.Illl().I)C0.,
8i:ci'K5D BY FIRST MORPA(4E ON KAIL
KOAD AND LAND KANT.
SAFK! i'lJOFITAT'.LK! PKKVIANKNT!
V'e offer for sale Rt jiar nml secrued interest the
l it,t Wmiiwti! Luid iBiit GjI'1 Bonds of tn
.)illn:rn Paciue Railroad Coiupanv. They are free
rom L nlted KtatcH and are issued or th rnllow
1m; ilen'MiiiiiaunnstCountina. !0n, Imhi. and linno:
l;. Kls'rred, I.Pii, t 'tm, timm. trnn, and Hi,ihh).
With the hbiiio eiitiro ccutidenw wineli Jaj (.'ooke
(v (.'i'. ciitiiinended Uovrnment- Imim Is to Citpltillats
a,M! Pifi(iie, 'l ev B0..v, nUvt Uw Invest liivet.ltion,
n ' fimit -nil lhesaNon;ieru rclll": Knlrond Heveu
Tlilrtles to tlielr friend!. n;id tue if.-u ral pnhilo.
("i l l' Vi'MKNT T.iith jtrnioipal ami Interest
aic- p"l''v'e In poi.l -mo inu:lpl t the eud ol
yiiirs, and ihe nn.rtsi (at. th rate ol
S and 'llir.-e-Tetitns per rent, p. r annum) half
( urly, lirst of JniuiM v nnd ju'y.
PFIM"K(T SAKKTY.-The "liond e are now
st'ilu f iiic- M-cuii'il l)j a tlr-t Hiid onlr montane ou
ail liie propeiir nnd riifhtsof th- N irttieru en'AOc
KuJiroad Company, whteh will ouihra e on the com
p. tu p of the woik:
1. Over two tlmusand iilile of road, wlch rolling
stock, iniildliiKK, and nil oili.-r eipipiuentN.
8. Over tweMy-t.w. t.i.tuHand aers of laud U
evtrynitie ol UnUiied road. TUU Ian t. atrriojita
ral, tinilien d, and mineral, atuo.iut'iii In all to more
than nfly iinl.ion acres ttonsiNia or alternate seo
tioiiB, reHcMn lv.ei.ty to fort miles ou each side Of
the tiai k, ami exteu imir In ii-od f !ttlle belt from
Wlhcoiisiu thronifh tin; reheat portions of Mlune
sola, DHkotah, Moutaiu, Idaho, Oregon, and Wash
lliKton to 1'uKet S'lUiid.
V hile the Oovernmentdoes not directly guarantee
the Itoicls of the Kmtd, It thus asnply provides for
their full and prompt payment hy an uure.se.rred
(tiHiil f laixi, the limai valuaijln ever courerred upon
a tin al iiniiuu.il luiprovenient.
THK S60KTGAGK. The Trustees nuder ttie
Mor1j(fl?e are Mesnrs. .lay Cooke, rf PhlUdilphia,
and J. tilar Thomson. Preaidciit of the Panusylva.
ma (.'entral Kmlnmil i.Tonipany.
rHoKITAUI.KNKSS.-Uuited SUtes B-ldOs al
their averpire premium yield the present pnr
tl.Hser leas than 6 per cent, gold in
terest. Khould they be redeemed in dve
years, and hpc!p paymen' he resumed, thy would
reily pHy ( nly 4, per cent., or If Ih thrtM vears
oiil as, per cent., us the present premium "would
ttiem, while t'C sunk.
limn currency invested now In Unitfd
Staieu t.viiH wilt yield per year In (fold, say 182
mo cntrency invested now in Noniieru Paciac
v. Ill yield per year tu mid, a.su-). ure Is
a rtitW iet.ee m annual iwmne of nearly one-third.
I.i Hioeu a ntiier in e of ; to per cent, in princl
pa', v. tu n lioin cImsnch or horda are redeemed
KM'fclVABI.F. KOW LA.tDS Tho 'bonds will
i.e. at all timea receivable, at 1-10, In payment for
tte Company's lands, at their li)weat :anl arice
JAY COOKS & CO.,
FISCAL AGENTS NOK1IIKHN PACIFIC R. R. CO.
For sale In Philadelphia by
Bowen Jk. Fox,
n MBKCUAMTH' KXCHANQA.
Clcndinning, Davis & Co ,
No. 4SS.THIKD Street.
TownscncJ Whelcn & Co.,
No. SOW WALNUT Street.
D. C. Wharton mith at Co.,
No. lit Nn.th TIIIKi) .-streut.
Barker Oros. a Co.,
No. 2S s.uiu Til IK 1) Street.
William Painter & Co.,
No. a skint u TaiKD Street,
T. A. Biddle A Co.,
. No. 3'Al WALNCT Street.
Chas. T. Yerkes, Jr., & Co.,
No. . toutn TtllKD .street.
Bull & North,
No. 131 H,iu:h THIltD Street,
Sterling & Co.,
No. llu Srmth THIKD Street,
S3. 8. Peterson A Co.,
No. 89 S-.iuh TH1 KD Street.
B. K. Jamison k Co.,
.N.W. cor.TUIKDaud C1IE8NUT
Emory, Benson & Co.,
No. South TiliKD Street.
Narr & Lardner,
No. 30 South THIKD Street.
John 8. Rushton &L Co.,
No. IM) South TiilKD Hf reet,
Wallace & Keene,
No. 14 Soatn THIRD Street.
Cecrc;e J. Boyd,.
No. is south THIRD Street.
H. H. Wiltbank,
No. Su6 WALNUT Street.
J. H. Trotter,
No. 8 WALNUT Street,
8. M. Palmer & Co.,
No. South THIRD Street.
John K. Wildman,
No. lis South THIRD Street.
Bioren & Co.,
No. lftO Souh THIRD Street.
W. T. Elbert,
No. 321 WALNUT Street
Chailet U, Keen,
No. 35 WAIJUT Street.
D. M, Robinson dc Co.,
No. 13 South THIRD Street.
Wm. C Morgnn A Co.,
No. 3 South TaiRD Street
Samuel Work,
No. 64 South THIRD Street
Haley & Wileon, V
No. 41 Soiuh THIKD Street
C. & W. Y. Heberton,
Nu. I'i S TIHHDStreeu
Jamcu . Uwars 61 Co.,
Ni . V! .S. Till KD Struct
Jacob ST. Ritiewuy,
No. r-o S. Till KD Street
W. H Shelmerdino.
1 W No. ID S. THIKD Street
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DE HAVEN & BR0
No. 40 80UTII THIRD STRKET,
PHILADELPHIA.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad,
A NEW TRUNK LINK FROM THE SEA
HOARD TO THE WE:T,
Is already corrpleted and In operation rrom Rich.
It Ol d to the celebrated White Sulphur Springs, 827
wilt s, and there lemaln but 8n0 miles cow under
construction, t.) complete It to the Vestern lermluns
on the Ohio river, 815 miles belor Pittsburg, at the
head ot reliable and rnitinuou aavliration.
The comp eted porttm or the road U doing a
( OD Local UI SINKSS, which will be enor
nionsly increased as It progresses and opens the Ira
ni ne mineial riches or Virginia and West Virginia,
w hose coal and Iron are celebrated for their q uality
end abunoance. and would alone enrich th mn.
of communication which afford them access to the
hiarktts East and Wit
The advantages of ttie Che'apcake and Ohio Rall-
r ad AS A GhBAT EA'T AND WEST THROUGH
LINK fi r the trancportatlon of the heavy freights
(which constitute the principal part of the. East and
West tnronyh trsflic) are numtronsand Important
1. A SHORT ROUTS between the Atlantic Coast
and the ur at V cut
5. JOW GKADFS.
8. L OUT I URVES.
4. A UtNlAL CLIMaTE. which admits of sate,
economical, and rjJU railroad operation throagh
out the jer.
6. Eas i AM)WESTTERMINI,atravorablepolnU
on tnle-WHter and the onlo river.
C. A Vh.hV LAIxOE THROUGH AND LOCAL
TliAl Ht availing itsprogrtss.
7. A COMI'AKATlVKi.Y LIGHT CAPITAL AND
DEBT, aud ci nseipiently a light tax upon traffic for
pa m nt nl luterext and dividends.
All these conditions favr a cheap and economical
woikli gof the line, which will enable the Onesa
reakeand Ohio mute to do a proiitable Kaitaud
Wt si through business at rates which would not pay
lij the more dltlicult and costly lines, and to control
an enorvuiu Huuth'rettern throvyh trade.
We are now authorized to sell an additional
amount i f FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER CKNT.
Gwl D BONDS of the company, at the original price
of til) and ucerveii interest
The bi.iidH are secured by a mortgage upon the en
tire road, finuchtses. and property of the co-npanr
WHICH NOW, IN OOMPLETED RO.D AND
VOKK DONE, EXCHKbS THE ENTIRE
AMOUNT OP THE MORTGAGE, ami which, when
con pletcd, will be worth at least J.ni,noo,000.
A SinkintfFviid of tiou.ooo per annum is provided
lot ihelr red niptlon.
They are Usued bb Coupons or Registered Bands,
at. n In denominations of
9100, 300, nd 81000,
Interest payable May and November, In the city o
New York.
The superior advantages, valuable prope-ty and
ftaiichlties, and able and honorable management of
the Chesapeake and Ohio Raliroad Company, render
it one of the moat substantial, reliable, and trust
worthy corporations in the country, and commend
its securities to the unhesitating conUdence of capl
talints and investors.
Pamphlets, maps, and full particulars furnished
npon application.
DE H&VEN & BR0.,
No. 40 i-OUTII THIRD 8TREET,
8 24fmwlm PHILADELPHIA.
JAY COOKE & CO.,
PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORE and WASHINGTON.
jay cookf, Mcculloch & co.,
LONDON,
BANKERS
AND
Dealeri In Government Securities.
Special attention given to the Purchase and Sale
of Bonds aud Stocks on Commission, at the Board of
brokers in this and other cities.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS,
COLLECTIONS MADE ON ALL POINTS.
OOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AND SOL
In connection with oar London House we are now
prepared to transact a general
FOREIGN EXCHANGE BUSINESS,
Including Purchase and Sale or Sterling Bills, and
tbe Issue or Commercial Credits and Travellers' Cir
cu ar Lt tiers, available in any part of the world, and
are thus enabled to receive GOLD ON L&fOSIT,
and to allow four per. cent Interest In currency
theieon.
Having direct telegraphic communication with
both our New York and Washington offices, we can
offer snj erlor faullltles to our customers.
RELIABLE RAILROAD BONDS FOB INVEST
MENT. Pamphlets and fnll Information given at our office,
S a Smrp No. 114 S. THIRD Street Phllada,
NEW
Loan of the United States.
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO 1 HE .
New O Per Cent. United
States Loan
Received at onr Office, where all Information wtf
given as to terms, etc.
WM, PAINTER & CO.,
No. 36 8. THIRD Street,
PHILADgCPHIA.
xxyLumssorc chxaexso.
BANKER.
DnVH'HiT ACOOliN'IS RKCKIVKD AND iNTKIt
KST Al LOWED ON DAILY 0.4LaN''iS
tiRDaliS PIXiaPTLY EXECUTED FOK THI
PI LChSR AND SALE Of ALL RELIABLE Sit
critiTi rs.
OOU.ECTRNB MADS KVfHYWUEKB.
KFAL P. STAT H HiLLATKUAL LOANS N8JOU
TIATtO. f8 8IUi
Ho. 630 WALNUT St.. Phil(U.
o r r
FINANOIAU.
A RELIABLE
Safe Home Investment.
TUB
Sunbury and Lewistown Railroad
Company
7 rX2R CErj ji?. GOLD
First Mortgage Bonds.
Interest Payable April and Octo
ber, Free of Mtate and United
States Taxes.
We are now offering the balance of the loan of
fl,00,ooo, which is secured by a U'st and onlj Ilea
n the entire property aud rrancnlses of the Com
pany, At 90 and the Accrued Interest
Added.
The Road is now rapidly approaching completion.
with a large trade in COAL, I ROM, and LUMBER,
In soditlon to the pastier aer travel awaiting the
opening or this greatly r. eded enterprise. Toe local
trade atone is sufflclenily large to snstain the Koad.
We hav nohesuatlon in recommending the B mda
CHEAP, BhLlABLE, and SAFE INVEST-
For pamphfeta, with map, and f uU information,
apply to
WM. PAINTER & CO.,
BANKERS,
Dealers in Government Securities,
No. 36 South THIRD Street.
PHILADELPHIA.
Wilmington and Reading
Railroad
7 rsxi curiT. bonds.
Free of Taxes.
We are now offering a llmiUd amount of tha
SECOND MORTGAGE BON Da of this Company
At 88 and Accrued Interest.
The Bonds are Issued In
SlOOs, 8500s, and SI 000s,
COUPONS PAYABLE JANUARY AND JULY.
"We placed the FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS of
this Company at 88 per cent. They are now bringing
on tbe open market 95 per cent. This fact Is strong
evidence of the standing and cf edit of this Com
pany. Tbe road Is now finished and doing a largo and
profitable business.
WWI. PAINTER & CO.,
BANKERS,
And Dealers In Government Bccnrtes,
No. 36 South THIRD Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO INVESTORS.
A Choice Security.
We are now able to sapply a limited amoon
of the
Catawissa Railroad Company's
7 PER CENT.
CONVERTIBLE MORTGAGE
FREE OF bTATJB AND UNITED 8TATE3 TAX.
They are Issued for the sole purpose of building
the extension from MILTON TO WILLI AMseOKT,
a distance of 80 miles, and are secured bu a lien on tk
entire road of ntarly 100 miles, fully equipped and
doing a nourishing bualneaa.
When it la considered that tha entire Indebtedness
of the company wil be less than i,Ouo per mile,
leaving out tLelr Valuable Coal Property of lswi more,
It will be seen at once what an unusual amount of
security la attached to thse bonds, and they there
fore must coiumeud themselves to the most prudent
Investors. An additional advantage la, that they
can be converted, at the option of the holder, after
IB years, Into the Preferred Stock, at par.
They are registered Coupon Bonds (a great safe
guard), Issued in sums of fauo and tiooo. Interest
payable February and August.
Price 2,v and accrued interest, leaving a good
margin for advance.
For further Information, apply to
D. C. WHARTON SMITH & CO.,
No, 12X SOUTH THIUB STREET,
1 8 PHILADELPHIA.
OAS FIXTURES.
CORNELIUS & SONS,
n An ijfa ei' i ; Unas
or
GAS FIXTURES
Wholesale and Ratal)
NnloHi-ootiiH,
.
Ho. 821 CHERRY Streer,
PHILADELPHIA.
We tonve no tor ' ule.roora.
ob t'lieaatus airvct.
CORN KU US it t JNS.
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