Daily evening bulletin. (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1856-1870, February 03, 1866, Image 6

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Tonigntion of.ron* linile.l9liniz T ent
nessee.
murderers were hung_toliay, at
thirteen minutelTPait twelve orclodlit
Their, real _namesLarciffames Knight;
Thomas Perry, George Crab and Jamee
Lysaught. Two - had - been in the rebel.
Teiit,er'dity several , Orthodoir-minister
called. conversed and_prayed with the
prisoners, who eihiliited-kome emotiont
...itfterward,,Father Beg,rath;of the Cat - 4
olic Church, was with them: They all
professed the Roman Catholic faith!
Knight and - P - efly - ivere baptized. The
other a tivo had been baptized in infaticA
The prisoners had previously -. 5h6w.4
great hardihood, singing such pieces as
"Bold Jack Dunaho" and "Bingen or}}
the Rhine.' ; ' The past t%yro,.,days had
in
taeethern do*n, but' hey were still
stolid, frivolous and careless, joking
about their doom. -
They:; slept soundly last night, Crab
having ~to be shaken to arouse him'.
Lysaught retired at nine o'clock, the
othera,Adinut twelve. They ; ate theii
breakfast with, relish, Mrs. Johnson,
-- Ncrife,o'r,the keeper of 'the penitentiary,
providing the meal from:her own table.
This morning, Perry's brother brought
hina , clothing. - The parting 'scene be
tween theni' *Eta 'heart4driding,-PiairY
giving'way to' tearEi d
'ansObs. Colonel
Innisprdovidedthe others with clothing:
'LytaughtElaid, at first, 'that he didn't
want any_panisp as those he had on were
mood' as •_gold to,r-hang,in. .Crab_wa.s
, • ;,,asked;to livho, shot ,Hellerman. He
I replied; "That is not, fair• question; I'll
never tell that in ihis - world. I
,
_Father Begrath pame about ten, o'clock
to 'attend them, in their 'last moments.
Lyeatight said he felt as 'gay as a lark.
=He Said hehad been' badly treated; else
be-VoUld be with his parents 'now.
Father Begrath read a touching' , letter
Lysaught's parents , to the Bishop,
~ asking him.to have,James' grave marked
that some day, they might take the body
away. He was .earnesay exhorted to
repentance, but ; . he remained - alinost
'. Seme one in the room having a
' lookinglass, he jurapedup; exclaiming,
"By golly, must look at my face once
` • more." Then turning to Crab, he re
marked, "Look at yours—its your last
chance."
-Crab,replied, "Itaintany use." Ly
sauglitasked, laughingly, 'Afraid you'll
-break the glass!" when all four seemed
much tickled. Crab having eased Ly
saught's handkerchief, the latter play
!.." fully snatched, it away, saying, "Let me
• smell it for , everlasting,'' then, turning
'to Crab, said, "You're enough to make
a monkey grin."
Perry was asked if he feared to die.
He replied, "I don't dread it a bit. Its
best to take it easy, it's got to come."
Crab indicted the following letter td
' Byron Heaton, Oswego,: New York:
• 'George Crab, the boy who used to
run on the packet with you, in 1861, is
about to be hung. He requests to be re
membered kindly to yourself and
family,'
Perry took his brother aside, at part
ing, and advised him never to indulge
in sinful, lazy ways,.never to swear, and
to leave alone whsky, cards and bad
houses, "for the like of this has brought
me to the gallows. I want you to take
my body home and let motner see me.
I am sorry she did not see me before I
was hung. Tell her to meet, me in a
better world, as I am prepared to die.
God bless you! Good-bye! '
When the priest left them for a few
moments they began to chat and joke
about the ropes that would hang them,
the feeling of contrition being evanes
cent.
An immense crowd, numbering fif
teen thousand - persons, Were on the
ground. At twenty minutes past eleven
the prisoners were brought to the gal
lows, which they mounted with a firm
step, and stood gazing around for nine
teen minutes, while.' the charges and
specifications and sentences were read.
Perry composedly leaned against one of
the uprights and surveyed the crowd.
Crab took hold of the noose before him,
and viewed it-with a comic look, testing
its strength with his thumb, and rub
bing his head against the rope.
- Knight buttoned his coat, chewing his
cud of tobacco violently and showing
nervousness. As his arms, were bound
his face quivered a moment. During
the prayer he knelt, bowing his head
and holding his handkerchief to his nose,
which was bleeding. His last words
were: "I have no hard feelings against
• any one. lam going to a better world."
' . ..Lysaught took a farewell chew of tobac
- vvo,saying,."Pretty rough, ain't it?" He
'asked forgiveness of all whom he had
Injured, adding, "lam glad we had time
.for repentance. lam glad we were re
moved from the jail to the penitentiary.
If I had stayed at the jail I would have
starved to death:" Crab also asked for
_giveness for his misdeeds, and thanked
lir. Johnson, keeper of the Peniten
tiary, for his kindness. Just before the
drop fell he shrugged his shoulders and
exclaimed, "Its kind o' cold." A chum
called on him on the platform, and was
affectionately kissed by Knight and
Crab; as he, went down the steps, the
former called out,."Take warning by
this." _
Just before the drop fell, Perry held
out his hat and said, "Jim Johnson give
my brother that."
At thirteen minutes after 12 o'clock
the rope was cut, and the four bodies fell
with, a heavy thump. Lysaught's neck
was broken. The knot sllpped with
Knight and Crab, who died with many
struggles and convulsive writhings.
Perry died by strangulation, but did not
move much.
After hanging twenty minutes, thb
bodies were cut down and placed in com
mon pauper coffins.
An early attempt was made to erect
whisky, candy and apple stands among
the crowd of spectators, but the military
promptly interfered. •
The'bearing of the condemned showed
that they had agreed to brave it out.
Their highest estimation of conduct on
such occasions seems to' have been to die
game. They certainly met death with
,as little show of fear as is possible to im
agine in youths not out of their teens..
Hearing and ' , Seeing , ' by the Blind.
An article on the blind, in the London
Quarter/y, contains the following:.
Next in importance to the sense of
tonal( comes that of hearing. The blind
boy knows the step of - his friend in a
trice, decides quickly or even instantly
which way'that step is moving, and, if
be coming towards him, exactly at
what angle to run across the room or
yard to meet it. He will even distinguish
a certain footstep, at ;times, among
others, especially if it be one that he
either loves or fears. Let us glance for
a moment into the basket shop in. St.
' . ~::,:f:`I4~E~~ALY~E~ENINix;BUL~ETIIW: v~:PIIIL
George's Fields .= It-is a 'large and lofty
room some twenty . feet wide by one
hundred and fifty - feet long, and in it are
nowat,-.work on - basket. making. about
fifty boys and men: There is generally,
a teacher, with sight, at either end of
the•l'OQM; but; one' isf .:now - ijust g9n4 (; td
fetch some osiers :fit:d another; art;of
the building. Our friend little Trotter
is at work half way down the room, but
has met with`SOMe trifling difficulty not
to be solved without his teacher's help.
The fifty boys and men are .alinostjall
talking as they work; or 'perhaps hum-:
ming a tune, or beating their work with
a bar of iron; and some are crossing the
room in search of tools, help or` advice;
so that, altogether, the
~sceiaetis fall'of
noisy life, and as 'unlike a shop full of
blind people as, may, well be imagined:
But in' midst of all the noise Trotter
sits quietly waiting; he knows that the,
,masterwent out of the room five minutes
aid (he will - tell you he saw him go);
and, though several persons have since
come in at the dobr, he' knows that his
teaeher,is not, one of, the few:, All at
once he:Starts up, 'as thndOcit shuts'with
a bang—and the 'pupil 'walks quickly, up
the room, in a direct, line, as, he saw
the table ativhich teacliei - now
As, he, goes back to , his place. another
person enters l by thiti„ same door;'. and
makes his way hastily towards the other
end; but he has not gone a dozen steps
before more than one voice among ; the
baskist4nakers is • -heard - to- Whisper,
"Here comes the chaplain," or "There
goes. Brown." ,
Or; glance into, same room ain hOur.
laterrand -the Whole Scene `is changed..
The bell has rung for leaving off' work;
but, as it is a wet;:wintiry.day, some fifty,
or sixty of the pupils are here under
shelter, walking two-and-two, arm-in
arin; round the room,/ whistling, chat
ting, singing, - or shouting - most uproar
iously—but all promenading as methodF•
tally, and evenly, as if every one there
had eigh is t. • Ncit single boy ever, strays
out "iif Tr rank, no one runs against his
neighbor; though, at, the first glance, it
appeari, only a noisy and confused
crowd. There are three doors to the
sluip - , one at either end, rind one in the
centre; every two: minutes some boy
darts out from the crowd, or rushes in to
join - it, by- that Middle door; but iu
neither case does he jostle friend or foe.
Here comes Trotter himself. He is in
search of his friend Jones, who, driven
in
,by the rain, left, him ten minutes ago
at the swing, and is now the solitary unit
i&the long chain of couples. As tramp
by tramp it works its slow way past the
door where he stands, •Trotter, 'with his
face all eye,' watches to pounce on his
friend as he goes by. In spite of all the
din he hears him when some yards bit,
seizeS .- on'his arm,as if he saw it, passing,
and away they go, to join steadily, in
that jolly unbroken march.
Our friend Trotter has just set of in a
great, hurry for that, door way; he seizes
the handle, opens the door hastily,
shouts out one or two lusty works, waits
for no answer, -but rushes off again else
where. Ask him what this, pantomime
means, and he.will tell yott he is in
quest of a certain trio, of boys who
promised to meet him there; that lie
"looked" into the club-room and found
that they were not there:, at least he
thinks not, as judging by the sound of
his own foot against the form on whicu
they usually sit, and of his own voice,
the room seemed empty 'And 'And empty it
really is . The well-kn Own story told by
Mr. Anderson of a blind messenger at
Edinburgh, entirely 'corroborates this
fact. "I had occasion," he says, "to send
out one of those blind men with a mat
tress. I gave him the bill with it that
he might receive payment. But, to my
surprise he returned with the account
and the mattress, too. "I've brought
back baith, ye see, sir" said he. "How
so?" Indeed, sir, I didna like t'leave't
yonder, else I'm sure= we wad ne'er see
the siller—therels nae a stick of furni
ture within the door!'?. "How do you
come to
the
that?" "Ohl sir, twa
taps on the floor wi' my stick soon tell' t
me that!" And true enough• was the
blind man's guess; for guess it must still
be called, though in both the cases cited
it was shrewd enough to pass for wit:
Reception to Admiral Porter.
B,Avrnirowa, Feb. 2.—A grand reception
waif given to-day at Armapolls,in the Senate
Chamber and in the House of Delegates,ana
at the Executive Chamber,to Rear Admiral
Porter, the hero of Vicksburg, &c. An 016-
quent and historic address was delivered by
Lieutenant-Governor Cox, followed. by
pointed,characteristic and eloquent remarks
from Governor Swann, which, were enthu
siastically applauded. The ceremonies :of
the reception were concluded by Speaker
Frazier, of thellouse of Delegates, in an
appropriate style.
The reply of Admiral Porter was patri ,
otic and highly practical. He acknowledged
the cordiality of the reception, and desired
co-operation with him on the part of the
representatives of 40. e perple in making the
Naval Academy affAnnapolis such as its
founders designed. During the recess of
both Houses, and whilst partaking of the
hospitalities in the Executive Chamber of
the State House, from the great crowd, dna
floor sunk considerably, causing much
consternation; but - it was soon allayed by
the assurance of Governor Swann that the
floor could only • - sink to the heavy sn ;
porting chains underneath, when all wag
quiet. •
BAurrmouz, Feb. 2.—The pilot bill re
quiring ail vessels to or from foreign ports
to take a pilot or pay full pilotage, and
which had previously passed the House,
was passed by the Maryland Senate to-day;
and is.now a law.
The' 'steamship Kensington having c'om•
pleted her repairs at Norfolk, sailed to=day
from Fortress Monroe for New Orleims•
her original destthation.
' The State War Debts.
The loyal States, with the exception of
i.Bansas, lowa and Michigan, and the •thiee
Pacific States, have furnished to Mr: Blaine,
of Maine, Chairman of the Select ,Commit.
tee on the War Debts of the' LoYal States,
the amounts expended- by them severally
in supporthiig the late war. 'The footings, in
most cases =elude the amounts by counties;
cities and' towns, and the aggregates, in
round numbers, are as follows :
Maiae -' ' =-• .412, ,or,o 'Maryland. , ts,doo,ooo
New Hemostat?. 13,000,000 West Virginia 2,000,000
Verinont ' 8,700,000 Ohio ' 65,000,000
*Maelschusetts..: 24,100,000 Indiana. ---- -
......... 22400,001
Hboce Isisuid ' 6,500,000 1111uois (eit'd) ' 30,000,0
Connecticut. 17,000,000 Wisconain 12,200,,, ( 01
New York 111,000,000 Minnesota 2,5080
New Jersey26,7oo, ffissonti 9,000, II
Pennsylvania. . . ... 54,000,000 UF.entucky .;„ 1,600., I
Delaware - 1,100, 1. 00 , - : I.
Th 6 remaining States will soon be heard
from, and the total - amount of expenditure
will reach about $50,000,Q00, and this, it
must be remembered, itP in 'addition to all
that class of war expenses by States, which
can be audited and paid under existing laws'
ti The State alone, without Including towns' orun ,
. _
N14V1CA381318.-400b oxesßunch Layerilatin
800 boXes Videnck‘Maisim mista ENxgUeti
/Udi/IzLs water
stree for sal t. e try 74X3. a Ca.
115,
8° !. ulb •
•
rinA.IOGEB AND LB:SiONES.BiciIy - Oranges . and
Lemons; in prune order, for sale by JC!.9, B,
BUM/a CO., 108 South DelAwarit mune. ,
sii* - oWL4a 7 ll4Yies.
FREORRLOICDOITGLASS on "me Assaast,"
nation and its Lessons," at CONOERr HALL,
E Tcf:I3BDAY EVENING. Feb. Bth. fe2-4t.
NOTICE.—The Annual Meeting of the BIADi
10' . COAL AND I.SON COMPANY, will be held!
at the office, 410 Walnut ,Streetilon Wednesday, Fe b
raasy 7th, at 11 o'cuiek'2i, M.
JOHN TUCKER. Ja., ;
ja2.4.9t* Secretary.
10'A SPEOL&L MEANING of the Stockholders
of the-POUBLNO.D. O OK AND BAST- SA. ND Y.
OIL COMPANY, will ~ be held AV 610,; , Walnut street,.
THUltsbAY,Sebrilarv-Sth;- , at 12 AL:- ,
By order of the Board.
S. B. WALLIHAN,
fel-614 Secretary and Treasurer,
lUTILE INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE
:STATE O/3' .PENIsaIYLVANIA„, Jan. 291 h, Moo
Wne• Annual Heetlng of the Stockholders 'will be
held at the Company's Office, 4 and 5 EXCELLNGE
PLUILDING, on MONDA_,Y February 5t12, 1866, at 12
o'clock noon. Wthir AM HARPER,
ja2e-etl • Secretary. '
OFFICE OF THE BRANDON ISLAND
COMPANY, ROOM 18, 524 Walnut street.
he annual meeting of thedtockholders of this Com
pany, and an election for Directors to serve the ensuing
year will. be held at...the. office of, the Company ou
MONDAY February ; sth, At 32 Li:
• ' " 1.14 /EDWARDS,
Secretary.
n&b OFFICE OF THE WOLF CRFRIr DIAMOND
COAL COMPANY.—FumAukr.sitrA, JEL
1 1%6'M:ulna' meeting: of the Stockholders Of this
Company to elect Directors; to serve for the ensuing
y WEDNESDAY,hId at their Office, FS WALNUT Street,
o February 7. at 12 o'clock, noon.
Jag!-tfe7f B. B. ROSE, SeC'Y.
TaIOFFICE OF TIX.B DEL - AWARE - DIVISION
. * C.A.ITAL COXPANY P.EIiiiSYLTANLA.,
tO3 WALNUT street,Prmaxampaticaart;Sf,
V' Tbe Board of' Mainagerii have' thia , .day declared a
_Dividend of THR.UIa:'PER' CENT. on .LtbitiCapital
...Stock. Of tbe- Company- clear., of State and , n lfational
Tax:payable Ott sad after February 11th,-.nett. The
Tfanafer Books will be closed•until February22d.
CIECAI3. C.DONGSTRETH;Treavarer.
OFFICE OF THE BLACK DIAMOND COAL
AND DION COMPANY—No. 2024 WALNUT
Etreet.--Pittuzsd.roya, January 27th.:1262.,
, ThaAnnuaL.fdeeting of. Stockholders of this :Com-
Dunn 'ibr electing ofticers and - transacting each
other burdnestias shall comeLbefora It will, Da held at
its office On. biONDATothe 12121 of February next, at
.12 o'clock.. M...
ja27-s,tu,theta. B:l3ATlbliAleCiet.ary.
0. THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock
holders of the "Gibson Oil Company," of
Philadelphia, will be held at the Office , 5.T4, Walnut
street, on Tusedgi t ' s e a bruary Oth, HA at U o'clock. A.
M. At this mee the . question 6830" the propriety
of reducing thee& Stock..of the CoMpanywill be
submitted to the Stockholders.
B. M. WEAVER,
lalS-3w/ Secretary.
OZis THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOOK , .
HOLDERS .of the VriISTMOREL aND AND
NEW YORK. GAS COAL' COMPANY will be held
n Philadelphia, at the Office of OF.OROE JUN KIN,
Esq., Walnut street, corner of Sixth street on MON%
DAT. February sth. at 3 o'clock P. M., for the election
01 TRDS or DIRECTORS.
Ca.ABRI 'WM, Jr., Secretary.
Haw Yens. Jan. 20, 1886. jal4-10t•
tWOFFICE OF THE lstOlt W Er,TERN COAL
AND IBUN COALPANY, MS SOUTH. FOUBIH.
tEET, Pnii.ahrlAPHlA, Jan. 42,-.1866 ,
Ihp 'lAnnual Meeting. of the StoCkbolders of this
Company' Election' for Officers, and"- transaction of
such other business to shall come before It, will be held
at Its °nice on MONDAY, the 12th of February next, at
12 o'clock, M. F. B. HUBBELL,
ja3l-tut} Secretary.
PILTLADELI'IIIA AND ERIE RAILROAJ
COMPANY, PIIIIADELPHTA: Jan:W.oB66.
heAlum:Ll Meetinic' of Vie litOcklioltlers of the
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Company will be held
at the Office, 2.30 WALNUT street, on MONDAY, tue
12th February next, at 10 o'clock A.ll. At this meet
ing an Ellecuan will be held for Ten Managers of the
Company, to serve for one year. The polls to close at
2 o'clock P. M. GEORMS P. LITTLE.
As,m,w,lel}: `Secretary.
11 . ‘. CONNELSVILLE. GAS COAL ICOMPAITI
OFFIC.E, No. 411 CHESTNUTS:TREE I, PHILA.-
.1111:111ary ZJ,/SEti.
The AI'iNUAL MEETING of the Stockholders of
the Connelsville Gas Oual Company will be held a'
their Office, on MONDAY, Feb. at L.'S o'clock,
at which time an election will be held fur Directors to
serve for the ensuing sear.
• NORTON JOHNSON,
Secretary.
(IFF•CE PENNSYLVANIA .RAIL ROAD
COM PAN I`. Purt-thEramta, Jan:3s,la%.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
The Annual Meeting of the stockholders of this
Company will be held en TUR.SDAY,-the :4th day of
February, MS. at Ito o'clock, a$ the SANSOM
STRKET HALL.
The a nnual Election for Directors will be held on
MONDAY, the sth day of March, 1566, at the Oillce of
the Company, No. Wa South Third street.
ja3l t fetal EDMUNID SMITH, Seey.
OFFICE OF THE CittrAflaslT eipy OIL
U COIIP.sIiY.—PHILDILLPHIA, Jan. 16, 1866.
trotice is hereby given to all delinquent Steckholders
that mikes the assessment of Ten Cents per ahara
made by this Company shall be paid a.n or before it
o'clock, noon, MONDAY, February kali, /566, so mucb
of the stock of Bald delinquents aa will' be,requiredtc
pay said assessments and necessary expenses as pro
vided by law will then be sold at the canoe of the Com
pany. at public auction
jal6,tfelt4 BUZBY. 'Treasurer.
ObOFFICE HIII`..TTINGDON AND BROAD TOP
BOUNTAIN RAILROAD COMPANY, No. 25'S
outh THIRD direct.—Psur.annkeitia, January So,
1866.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
Huntingdon and Broad Top Mountain Railroad and
Ooal Company will be held at their °f ace on TORS.
DAY, the 6th day of February 1866, as 11 o'clock, A.M.
when an Election will be held for a President and
_Twelve Directors, to serve for the ensuing year.
JEIPEI SfeS S. P. A.EI3.TSEN, Secretary.
THE BIG MOUNTAIN IMPROVEMENT
COMPAN Y.—Prtu..turastas, January Le, 1855 - .
Mie Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the Big
Mountain Improvement Company ;will be held at the
01lice No. S2O WALNUT street. otrMONDA Y, Fe-
bruary sth, 1566. Aid o'clock, P. IL, .when an election
will be held tor live Directors to serve for the ensuing
year.
The Transfer books will be closed on Thursday, the
25th instant... ,
j 1034.165 WILLIAM P. YENKB, President.
ONION CANAL 'COMPANY, Pathan
.-mr- PK/A Jan. 17 1866.
lhe anneal eedng of The, Union Canal Company
01 Pennsylvania will be told at the office of the Com
pany, No. WI Walnut street, on TUESDAY, February
6th next, at 11 o'clock A. M., when an election will be
held for officers and managers of, .he Company, to
serve for the ensuing year. ' " • ••
OSCAR THOMPSON,
Secretary.
The Transfer Books will be closed on the 26th
Jal74lelif
fl— OFFICE OF THE LOCUST' MOUNTAIN
1.1 ,7 COAL AND IRON COMPANY Per_mans.l.-
I"LLLA, January 4th, 186 S.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
above named Company, will be held at their Wilco
No 230 South Third street, On MUNDA.Y the SRI
February next, arl2 o'clock 31., when tneelectlon V7ll
be held for seven Directors to serve for the ensuin,
y
The Transfer Books of the Company will be closed
or fifteen days prior to the day for 381 d -election.
la4-tfef,/ • • EDWA_RD ELY. Secretary.
OFFICE CATAWISSA RAILROAD Col.'d
PANY—No.42I Walnut Street—RamanaLeniA,
January Mixt 1866.
Is °TICE TO aHE STOOKROLDERSOF THE CA
TAVISSA BAILItOAD COMPANY, : In pcirsuan,- , ,
of the expressed desire from the Hon. Judge sitting
Niel Prius,before whom several cases are now paladin;
in which this Company are .Thal ly interested—tha
no action shall be taken by the Company until t.-
cases are decided by him. Therefore, the issue of I e
Scrip as proposed on the Ist February will be post
poned, and therefore the Transfer Books of the Com
pang will remain closed until further notice.
HASKENZS DUPUY,
jet• President.
fl" OFFICE OF THE WINSLOW PETRO
LEUM COM_PANY. , —PIEILA.DELPHIA, Jan.
12th, 1866.
A specialp meeting of the Stockholders of the WEN.
SLOW PETROLEITh.t COM.PANY willhe held at the
Office of the Comp N. E. corner Second an..l
Chestnut streets, P elphia, on TUESDA. v , the
Sixth day of Febrn y next, at 12 o'clock., M., to act
upon a proposition to reduce the capital stock of the
Company from one- mi.lion dollars '01,000,00) to tw
nunared thousand dollars, (.240,000), and to adopt such
financial measures as mar be 'necessary to prOvide au
additional working capital.
PHILIP S. JUSTlCE,_President,
EDWIlsr liiIILER; Treasurer.
B. W. NOBLET,
C. B. SHELVE, _ _
GEO. HERING WOLFF, { D ir O 1 8•
Ja81.50 JOHN WIEST, .
DIVIDE NOTICES.
n ...,- NOTICE.—Th Directors of the PHILADRI,
1.1.,D 7 FRIA. & TREN N RAILROAD COMPANY.
have this day declar a Dividend of TEN (10) pEa
CENT., (clear of Taxes) upon their capital stock,
payable in stock, on the 15th day of FEBRUARY. 1866,
AVENUE. mpany's Office, No. 221 S. DELAWAIus
- Fractions paldth scrip.
. . J.-P.ARRI,R, NORRIS, Treasurer.
PRILLDELPHIA.,.Dift , •..1580. •-- ja22•tfols
OFFICE OF THE LOCUST MOUNTAIN
1.1.,D 7 COAL AND IRON COMPANY. PH:MADILL
PIM, January 25th, 1866.
At a meeting of theßoard of Directors of this Com
pany 'held this day, a Dividend of FOUR PER CENT:
on the Capital Stock, clear of StateTax;was declared;
payable to the Stockolders or their legal representa•
Lives on and atter the 6th day of Febrdary. next:
A m u e6
„EDWARD ELY, Treasurer.
NOTICE. DELAWARE AND RARITAN.
WCANA_L AND CAMDEN AND.AiktliOY RAIL.
ja AD AND , TRANSPORTATION COMPANIES. •
The Directors of the above Companies have this daY
declared a Dividend of TEN PER CENT. - .tulear of
S. Tar), upon their Capital Stock,payable in Stock, on
the 16t h of Feb r uary lB6fkat their Offices, in NEW
YORK and PHILA.DRLPHIA. Fractions. paid In
- RUNTARD. STOCarlY4,..Tresaurer.
191.11, 1t366. ja26.141.1
'CARPETINGS.
CYARPETINGS.
A larail saaortznelit of
DOMEST'IO CARPETINGS
Olniatanitron hand and for Bale at,e lowest Artois
GEORGE W. z
No. Ho North THIRD street.
ADELPH IA c - SATURDAY, FEB
L!L'J
IrmicwAßE , MUTUAL. SAFErr nurintezram
niCORPOBATEb BY THE LEGIEMATITENOBr
• PENNSYLVANI A _
OFF/011 S. IL' CORNER TEut.c:AND WALMIT
; 9 1 1M4PMADELEILLEL.,
CARGO • To all pnrtn ntAa world.
sariGier, t • •
• - tri.sia• nudu - seivims •
vooas, by }liver, Canal, :Zake,,and land Carriage.
to all parta_of tbotUnion t e
F J INBUBANQF~A,
On IfmalmulEmgenerallyv
OnAilnBB B , , Pwelling - 1 1 01316 &C.
• ' ASSETS OF TSEC COMPAITY,
_
November 1,1865.
8108,009 United States 6 per cent. loan, '7l 05,000 00
120,000 'United States 6 per cent. loan, 'Bl ..... 128,100 00
, 200,000 United States 7 8-10 per cent. loan
• ' Treasurgr Notes-- 194,875 00
100,900 State of einuiylvarda FitreTer Cent.
Loan . .. ... . 90,500
64,000 State of Pe n ns y lvania i : e7r ee — nr.
• Loan 53,28000
12500 City of
p fillacielphLs ills Per Cent.
, 111.812 60
20,000 Pennsylvania Railroad puss Mort
gage,Six Per Cent. Bonds--...... . 29,000 00'
26,111 Pennsylvania Railroad Second *cert.
_gage Six-Per CenlyMonds 28,750 00
25,000 Western Perma.—lrocul - Mortgage
Six Per Cent. Bonds— . 23,798 SO
11,000 800 ShareNStocx Germantown Gas
Company, , principal and interest
guaranteed brithe City of Philadel
, 13.53750
7,160 43 Shares. litciplc7Penn.ii, 7116tilioad ,
conananz. . . tow Do
ciooloo shares BLOCK North - Pennsylvania
P.afiroad Comnany . . . 8,260 00
40.000 Deposit with Om _ _
vernmen t'subject to 10 days 40, 000 uo
80,000 So of Tennessee Five Per amt.
• an. 18,100 99
170.700 Loans on Bonds and Mortgage, — first
, liens on City .Property.—...--- 170,700 00
I,oaguin Par. Market valrus...:— tKe.56O 00
Real Bstate 36,A00 00
Bills raceme's,' IbibishranCe . made 111,012 V
'Balances duo atAgencleL—Premiums on bur •
tine Padre. Accrued Interest. and outer
debts 'clue the Company' ... 40,611 44
Scrip and Stack of =dry. lusurance and
, other Compaolos,o44. palutated.value..:, ;2410 110
Cash Sn I'm int .455,956 810
lEl=ll
_
Thbrnai O. trawl!, •
John O. Davis, • - • -
Edpattrul A. Bonder -
Theop_hllus Spaldln's,
Sohn R. Penrose,
Jarnea Traqualr. -
'Henry 0. Lalletc, Jr., '
James C Hand,
William C. Ludwig,
Joseph PL. Seal; -
George G. Leiper,
Hugh Craig.
Robert Burton,
John D. Taylor,
THOMAS
JOHN C.
Hargay - lirraruns, Beers
TNEFORANC33 COMPANY OF NORT/1 A2dZILICIA
I.—MARINEP
. 34 AND INLAND TILANBPOS
TATION
°lnce N 0.232 WALNUT Meek pany scat alas, oust te
Therropertl of tills Coni are well Invested
and Malan a es
valtable rand for the aruC aL desanity
ofAllmsons who desire So beprotected Instannos
'S RlBB/3 ;saws on Vessels, and
Qu MND • TRANSPORTATION RISES on Mer
chandise Railroads, Canals and Steamboats.
PERE RIEIIEon Merchandise, Furniture and Build,
inFei In Citzand County. thCORPOsATED 1 794—cAprrAz, si i AND
PAID XI AND SECURELY INV
TOTAL PROPERTIES,
$1,700,t00.
PEMPETUAL CHARTER.
.
Arthur G. Coffi J
n,
ames N. Dlcken.s. .
Samuel W. Jonas, a Morris Wain,
John A-13rown, John Xisso_ _
Charles I=o, George L. : ..ISIII.DOR.
Ambrose Fronds B. Cope,
,
Odd:lard D. Weary, Edwa rd H. TrOner.
William Welsh, E. S. C/orke,
W11.82m B. Bowen, William Cummings
T. Cbarleton He
ARTHUR G. clowns, President
Cbu.smins Purr. Secretary.
VIBE 'ASSOCIATION,
;ay.' Inwrisorated Nardi 72, Ista
EP A OPFICE. No. Of N. ETFTH street.•
• sure BUILDING_ %_HOU SE HOLD sm.
an
NITIFItIt d. -cc s..AIFIEI
ally, trout Low by Rim .
Ca the =tl
--" Plalanelphla only.)
arcs artyy •of the Assets of the Asssztetlen
• • Jennars I, /Sea
sold' and licatimea on Property in the C 317
of Plillesielphla only VSTXt
Sronnd NODS et
Seal heaters, Yt/th and North eareals.) 11,32 0 IS
U.S. OM. Bond':. 45.=
"nth Asulstalt — T . rieWirer= nom
man Se
TRUNTERIEt
GEORGIC W. TRYON, President.
Wm. H. Hurdßan, Jos. R. =IL
John Solider, Levi P.
Peter A. Keyser, Ittsranel S B litetrh.
John Phi P. MW
John Carrel', Robert Shoemaker.
Geo. L To .Tesso lrA_ttitoot.
mye T. = 4 l: Secretary
DHCHNIX
L DELPHLA.
INCORPORSTI2IIBO4-4311ARrER rEmpirrula.
=WALNUT Street, opple the Dllachantm
In addition toll-Ran:NE an L uv
.I.AI 4 I'D INSUES2VOIE
mb Company blows from lose or damage by BMX
an liberal terms, on Winans, merchandise, =altars
.fir..,fter periods , and permanently on banality
V depositl of premium.
The oex e mby boo been in active 0p8214207/ 1:121Z10111
L b = EIEgWA-EABB, during which all limiets havo
been promptly militated and pald.
RS.
John DIRE CTO
m L. Hodge, David Lewis,
Si. B. hiahon.ii Benjamin Ening,
John T. Lewis, Thomas IL Powers,
William S. Grant, 1.8 McHenry,
Robert W. Memoir& Edinond a.
, D. Clark Waanc.a. Samuel Wilcox.
Lawrence Lewis, . i' Louis C. Norris.
TORN B.:-. " a eV e" Preeldant
Saxtrzt Wo.cos,Secridal7.
THE COUNTY HIRE INSURANCE 00HPANI.-
OFF,ICE NO. 110 SOCTH. rotr.ra sTram--:
"The Fire Insurance Company of the County ct
Incorporated by the Let:Wawa - a ol
Pennsylvania in 1839, for indemnity against loss L.,
damage by fira sj u ic rr iusively.
ER PERPETUAL.
This old and reliable institution, with ample
and cant:intent fond carefully invested continues to ic•
sure buildings, furniture, merchandise, ese.. elite' Pr x.
roanently or fora limited time agains t loss or dansts
by tire, at the lowest rates consistent with the ahanlu:s
tatety of its easterners.
Losses adjusted and and with all pcmible despan'.
DMECTO.B.S.
. ,
Marla J. Batter. Edwin L. Beakil,
Henry ailly, John
Moore,
HenryV. Haney. Jr., Joseph Moore,
Henry Budd, George Meeks,
&ndrew H. • James N. Stone.
" 3 3. SUITES, President.
Sec's , and Treasurer.
BENJAMIN P. Hozoiramy
IE4: +r. 111:7.1 :+.O into wan,' y zit
•D 4 z • • :11 , viz :: :a.% • 013 o's
PANY--Incorpozated IMS—Ctuarter Perpetual—N.',
610 WALNUT Street, opete Independence Boarii,
This Company, Divorab known to the commtinby
for over fluky rem, con two to Insure against las
or damage by are, on Public or Private Buildings,
either permanently or Itir a limited time. Also, ca
rtirnitureggla ofGoode sad Merchandise Emma:,
on
Their liberal
Capital, together with a large Surplus Blind
!noted In the most careitil anner, wcII ensb
them ta to oiler to the Insured an m undoubted W security l a n
tie cue ethos.
Daniel Smith, Jr.,
Haal erwo n,
° Isaac
Thomas Robins,
Daniel
D. s
WILLLY G. Unovnian.
M
CO WALNU T Stree e ve AL. A ILA. e Street,
.BELLD
Having a paid up CAPITAL
STOOK and b yin
PLUS liivW.w in sound and available Eiecuritiee, eon,
thine to Insure on Dwellings, BtoreteAltuns, bler
ohandbie, Veamla In port, an d their and other
personal Property. All Loma liberally an prompt':?
sillosind. •
Thomas B. HIM
Jahn Windt_
Bamael 0. morSon.
Patslok Enal37.
Lead tiorria. --
TIEILOXLS B. MARD3, Praddent.
ALBERT
U. L. Csawsoan. Bearetam, mys
A KBERICAN BEDITI'AI. INSURANCE 00222A.NV
XL —come_ stindins, No. 12 WALNUT
Street. NALRECTE AND DNLAND
Risks taken on vessels, canpsm and freights to all part
of the World. and,Ongoods on inland transportation on
river% rallrolmil and other c 011221222162
thrOughoo2 the united States.
WILLIAM SEAM. President.
PETER crumarv,Vlca Piulant !
ROBERT J. KEE, Secretary.
luimaarona. ' f
Maury Cl.Mallett,
Wm. S. Lonlbar,
7.Johnstonßrosex,
Samuel A. Anjou,
Mason Hutenina,
Henry L. Elder, ' '
S. 'woman Korvin,
Senill. ' , _ . 1
nun ern%
Peter Cullen,
J WIIIiSm
Dale% L Tr.,
S. Noniok4
B W. Richards,
Gump Doll_ at,
win. IL 8ih41,,,._
'Pearson
qua': PROVIDENT -LIM-AND _TRUST :01RE:,
AP PHILADELPHIA.—
inemrporsted bythe State of Pemanyivanm,lll,tiontki
- -
uq • 8 ,..._ P poeami 17. aOO ea ialls -
.. n ,. - - i
. uar...414.,.....,............... • ..•."......„ ...... -04— 0t
. _, .DIHROTZiRS,
Samuel B.EduPiwr. • . Richard I CadisrrY. 1
Jeremiah•Hacxer, g em . 7 B a i nes4 ,
Joshua H. hicirriss ,1 T. Wistar Brona 1
Richard W . - , . • .
Chtse,; Vaa. O. LOA/P*l.M ~.
~ i
SAMUEL h. SHIPLEY; President. )
,
, -RoarLaara PAISB:r. Actuary. . “ . ,
:,. .. OP
17888 LTPik).
MME
$1,2111,610 U
Samuel E. Stokes,
.r. F. Peniston. - .
Henry Sloan,
William G. &mann,
Edward Darlington,
H: Zonesßroolm,
Edward Lafoureside;
Jacob P.: Tones. -
James E. McFarland,
Reims P.Esi - re,
Spencer McDvalne,
J. B: Semple, Pittsburgh.
A. H. Berger, Pittsburgh,
D T.Morgan, Pittsburgh.
: O. HAND, President.
DAVIS,Nice President.
&Minot
.003[PAZIT ,OR PHILA.
John Deratettz,
Thema Smith, ,
Y e d. l lXBl7 l 4l
tick_ • • ,
SIR - TR, Jr., President.
-tar,
John T. Law%
James R. Oamobial
Edmtmd G. Dan,
quirks W. Poona:Le:Pi
'INTEREST" ON DE
. ui Bona/ Youth 24nd
uA 3;-1866.--
INERTBANCE.
: - FIRE "IXSITgAISCE. -
Liverpool ! London. ; god , Globe
pitEtyruiztala COMPANY':
Authorized Capital, $lO
11.14Sii.e!fillitd14 , over 16 Mi ll ions.
Yearlir Ili:Venue, over '5 trilli ons ,
Inieited in the United
IStatee, over ••$1,500 i 000.
All lasses] proniptlY adjusted without reference to
England.
• • ATWOOD SMITH,
General Agent for Pennsylvania,
OFFICE,
No, 6 Merchants' Exchange,
dem,e,tc,,th to fee PHILADELPHIA.
18,29 -CHARTE R PERPETUAL.
FRANKLIN
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
PHILADELPHIA. ,
Assets on January 1,1866.
41124500,851. 90.
Pe 00
. ......44Cd
,54: Ii
..
.. ......--- 844
8„.
' Um= •
..,
.....„....
.
lun.--- ---
YOR 1306. .
d Sta-P
...----
Accr"
=COKE. — i
sixaux2s-
Pr
,
4010,..... : '
$11467 U., ,
• Losses Paid' Situlg2',9 Over
..•
$5;060.4300.-
r reipeinsi and Temporary Policies on i•
DERFCTORS,
Chas. N. Bancker, , Edward C. Dale,
Tobias Wagner, George Pales, .
Samuel Grant, -• ' Alfred Mier,
Geo. W. Richards, • Fria. W.:Lewis, M. D. .
Isaac Lea, Peter McCall.
CHARLES N. ANCR:ER President.
RD WARD C. DALE, Vice 'President.
JAS. W. 'We A I.T.TbTER, Secretary pro tem. ftd..lit
GLRARD - FIRE AND DLAR E
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE ,CS WALNUT STREET PHILA. OELPIEEA.
CAPITAL pen) IN, IN GASH. gloo.coo
This company continues to write en /;:re Risks only.
Its capital, with a good surplus, is safely invested.
701
Losses by fire havebeen promptly paid, and more than
43500,000
Disbursed on this account within the past few years.
For the present the office of this company whit re.
main at
415 WAL.3IIIJT STREET,
But within a :els , months will remove to ila OWN
BIIJuDLNO.
ant. SEVENTH AND CHESTNUT.
Then, as now, we shall be happy to insure oar patrons
at such rates as axe consistent with safety.
THr" , kr AS CRAVEN. 'ALFRED S. GILLETT,
FUR RAN SHEPPARD, N. S LAWDENoR,
TAOS. MACXRI.T •R. CHARLES L
JNO. SI PPJ , TrR, HENRY F. KENNEY.
W. CLAGHORN, JOSEPH KLAPP, M. D.
SiIAS YEEK Ma?"
THOMAS CI
ALFRED S. GILLETT, V
JAMES B. A.LVORD.
THE 1101 iE
M5- 7 1rt1 1 W W g I 1 N W : 1 7 - '
OF PHILADELPHIA.
No. 150 South Fourth et above Wal-
nut street
CHARTER PERPETUAL
This Company insures_
_against loss or damage by
FLUB on PtBLIC and PRIVAT/I buildings, FIJILNI
TCYLB and 11.B.RCHA1yDINS generally, City yr
Country. — Also Insures dwelling"tiperpeolilly fly de
posits of premium.
DIRECTORS,
JAMES snow:v . . -
caAßias A DIIY.
WILLLAM D. LEWIS,
WM. N. NEEDLES,
JOHN D. TAYLOR,
THOMASHIMBER&
JA
CHAS.
THOMAS NXELSON. ' z.
► RELIANCIE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
A. PHILADELPHIA..
Inoszporaied In ISM Charter Perpetual.
OFFICE, No. SOS WALNUT STILES?.
CAPITAL. $..' , 60,1:00,
Insures against has or damage by FIRE, on
Houses, Stores and other Buildings. limited or per.
petual. and on Furniture. Goods Wares and mereban•
dice in town or country.
LOSSES PROMPTLY ADJUSTED AND PAID.
A855T5........--- 79
Invested lathe following tee•::]mities.
First Mortgages on City Property, well se
cnred . . -..-....—. 41124,100 00
United Statea - GOViiiiieTtiEfliti._ mow 00
Philadelldua City 6 per cent. 1..0an5... 55,000 01
Pennsylvania es,eooAO 6 per cent Loan.-..... 21,000 00
Pennsylvania Railroad Bonds, first and se
cond Mortgaps----- ..... 55,001 00
Camden and Amboy Railroad Company's
6
cent. Loan —... 6,000 00
Philadelphia and Beading RattroaTl-dom
panys 6 per cent. 5,000 00
Huntingdon and Broad 'I op 7 percent. mon-
gage bones.--.--
County Fire Insurance Company's Stock.—
Mechanics' Bank 'Stock__
Commercial Bank of Pennsylvania Stock_
Union Mutual Insurance Company's Stock..
lReliance Insurance Company of Phi Me-
phi&a rtock .. -...-. —--
_
Uzi] In bank and on
hand-.......
5-03,001 711
DIRECTORS.
Benj. W. Tingley,
Marshall Hill,
Charles Leland,
Thomas H. Moore,
Samuel Castner,
Young. Alfred English,
_
51 TIN LEY, President,
•etary.
18435. deW-th,.s,ta,tl
Clem. Tirgley,
Wm. Musser,
Samuel Btspham,
Carson,
Robert Steen,
Wm. Stevenson,
James T
TITOB.LAB C. HILL, Seer
• 1. q:
A Er T lEURA CITE usisuitA.Nall 00XPANY. -
Ad. CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Office, No. 811 WALNUT street, above Third, Philr.
Will insure against Loss or Damage by First, on Rune..
Inge, either perpetually or fbr a limited time, Housettnis
Furnitare and Merchandise generally.
Also—Marine Insurance on Vessels, cargoes at r
Freight. Inland Insurance to all parts of the Union.
DIRECTORS.
Wm. Esher, David Pearson,
D. Luther,
Lewis Audenried, Peter Sieger,
I. E. Baum,
J. B. Blakiston, Wm. F. Dean,
Manfteld, John Ketchem,
WM. N:1:1:v: President.
WM. F. D : , Nrice.proAldeam
WM. M. SMITH. Becretarr‘ . ISO
gEFFERt= MBE 'WC:RAN= COMPANY OW
PHILADELPHIA.—Ordoe Northeast corner LE
THIRD and surroNwooD V ire eets o gate D __Tamrasev,
Incorporated by the
oRiagsa PRztrgrtrar.Vl authAlfadVy vi tt;,7'
poo,ooo. Make Inattranoe t Loss or Daman b ,
Fire of Public or Private R dings, Baronage, K o ch.,
Goods and MeratufnaNn favorable Worm
OTORS,
George Bite% _pherlii. =ler,
August 0. Frederick BtitalM,
lam B e i s terang. Jonas Bowman.
Henry Trooraner Frederick Doll.
Wink= , Jacob Scbandlet,
Georo Buts, Jr., Stephen Smith, •
Henry Garker, Banned Mlller ,
Edward
GEORGE BRE TY
JOHN Ir. BREBTENDING, vue ProiNtoa.
PECH.J7 Z. COWMAN. Secrets=
FiaINSURANCE OODESANY,
t"' 'No.too incumiuT sTREarr.
ERELADELYRIA.
EIRE AlfiD)/NLAND ./NSURANOB
- -
iao.
.1 1
Franein N. Back. .T W. Everman,
Charles Richard/an, ' . 'Babe:dß, Potter,
, Henri Levils.! Jno. Ressler, Jr.,
Samuel Wrigni, ' ' E. D. Woodltdr,
P. B. Justice. , , •, • . aka - . Stokes,
gem, A, yireso,- Jas. D. Ellin.
FRANCIS N. UCH Prentdent.
. ' • , CRAB. paatiamethsr, vice P* aver
comih.
S. MASON RINE& JOHN J. SHBAPP
Tee UNDERSIGNNO INVKX-M A.2.W.BATION TO
- their stoCk. OY• '
Buckatonntain companra
Lehr Navition Company 'B Coal, and
LocUst Mountain . -
Which they are preparki to Ball 'at: the low* market
rates antto deliver in the beet condition.: • • , •
Onlers4e.ft with B. MASON MINES, Franklin
tate Building, SEVENTH att eet 'below' Market.. 'lit
be promptly attended to. - MINESdt•SEVESA.. , '•
s e 6x Arch Street Wharf , sclinvirau•
tIOAL.-LSVG.A.ELOAF:MEA.VER, MEADOW
:SPlinriffoulitaihr.Lehigh 0431. and beat -1 , 0904 . ._
Mountain trom %chalk:al, .13teWed Mzencie,
fan3ll,9'ora.,, De W..borner GHT.ta. and
LOW 'itzvets• ' I COMB. 112 South sworn) streat.r
- WAN WA
AD,ALE BOIS 'AND t TWELsiB NANDI . PILDTD
LA and Ile Bale by
biPLEB
,213 NortirWater street, aid '-
DI North Delaware avenue
-17 MI, President.
President and Treasurer.
to AM(
LEMUEL COPPEN
L HILLBORN JONNS,
JOHN WOODSIDE.
WILLIAM B. BULLOCK,
I LONGSTRETH.
JOHN' N. HUTCHINSON.
BROWN, President.
BUY, Vice President.
• . , jaLls,tu.thly
4,510 00
/,000 00
4.000 00
10,000 u 0
MA u 0
,EDITCATION. -
I ' rt ! 1 t:
COMMERCIAL-COLLEGE
Telegraphic Institute,
ASSEMBLY BUILDING,
'B. W. 'Col.. Tenth .and . Cheitnut
viL6 pirrimin-Expam. COLLEGE, AN IMPOB.
TANT LINK IN TIM GREAT INTERNA
TIONAL CHAIN OF COLLEGES LO
CATED IN 'FIFTY PRINCIPAL
OPPEES'E , IzTab UNITED
STATES. AND
CANADA&
The Collegiate Course Arabi-aces
BOOK-KEEPING
As applied to all Departments of Business; Jobbing,
Importing, Retailing, Commitsiion, Rank ng. Nana
featuring. Railroading, Shipping, dte.,
PEINDIANSHIP,
both Plain and OrnamentaL • - ,••
-
COMMERCIAL LAW.
Treating of Property, Partnership, Contracts, Corpo
rations, LasFirance, Negotiable Paper, General 4cet - -
age, &c.
COMMERCIAL CALCULAIIONS —Treating of
001:11131illSjon and Brokerage„lnsurance,,Taxes. Duties,
BankruptcP, General Average, Interest, Discount, An
nuities, Exchange, Averaging Accounts, Equation of
Payments, Partnership Settlements, dc.
BUSINESS PAP ER—Notes;Checks; Drafts. Bills or
Exchange, Invoices, Order, Certified Checks, Certifi
cates of Stocks, Transfer of Stocks, Account of Sales,
Freight, Receipts, Shipping Reteipts, &c.
TELEGRAPHING,
by Sound and Paper,tanght by an able and experienced
Operator. A Department opened for the exclusive
nee of Ladles.
PHONOGRAPHY
Taught by a practical Beporter.
Diplomas awarded on a Satisfactory Ezamination.l
Students received at any time. Jail w s to 3t
PIANO _FORTE AND SINGING TAUGHT, by Miss
JANE LEPTEPS, either at her pupils residence or
at her own, West aide of THIRTY-SEVENTH Street,
first house above Chestnut Street, West Philadelphia.
Terms, 515 per quarter.
Her pupils will have the use of one of Narvesen's
Superior Pianos- a moat excellent instrument.
yiaa L.. had for two years the entire charge of the
music class in Pleasant am SPrn na ry. West 3Liddle.
town. Pa., and can refer besides to a very large circle
of private pupils. jai 3nal
riNGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL—Corner of
Fortieth street and Baltimore avenue. West
Philadelphia
taSecond term commences MONDAY, Feb. sth. 'For
information as to tuition or boarding, apply to Rev. S.
H. MclitLL/2.4, A. 3723 Walnut street. West
Philadelphia. ferns
TOUGHY ACADEXT, i& el:Lairs:lr STREET.
AA, The second session will commence on Feb. sth.
E. Cr.ARRNICE SMITH, A. M.,
Jam Principal:
INCH LANGUAGE—Conversation by 21.. vArr-
A: La NT. 1035 WALNUT street. Courses and Lae
sons. Evening Classes. la2ls,m,thls*
&FALL &MELON OF N 1 ARROWS
14 - 11S'ABY FOB YOUNG LADIES will com
mence on Wednesday. September 13th, at her
re 1d corner of Poplar and Sixteenth streets.
Philadelphia. Paremaxbrats:- - Rev. G. Hmlen Hare
D. D., Bey. Themea Brainerd, D. D., W. H. Allen, Esq
late President of Girard College. /9/7-19.
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