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CITY BULLETIN.
FIRE IT TEE SECTII WARD.—About half-past
rix o'clock this morning a fire broke out in a
four-storied brick banding, No. 50G Minor street,
The first story is occupied by A. M t Collins it
Co., manufacturers of.printers ' eardh, and the
upper stories by Thos. W. Price, stationer and
blank book manufacturer.
The lire originated in the t hird story used as a
rolling room, and that apartment and the fourth
story, were pretty well burned out. There wore
live valuable rolling machines on the premises.
They were all considerably damaged. ..The BD.
conctstorrwas used by Mr. Price as a store.
3duch of the stock on hand was injured by fire
and water. .
Mr: Price estimates his loss at $B,OOO, which is
fully insured in the Ants of Hartford.
The extensive bindery of Mr. Price, at the cor
ner of Fifth and Minor streets: was not injured.
The stock of Messrs. Collins & Co. suffered
somewhat by water. The loss is insured.
The building belongs to the Ridgway Estate.
It is damaged to the extent of about $l,OOO, and
Is insured in the Girard and Green Tree Com-
Fir{E E.: ins WARD.—This morn
ing, about four o'clock, a fire broke out in the
losiery mill of . H. Becker & Co., No. 425 Moyer
street, in the Eighteenth Ward, The flames
burned stubbornly and the contents of the apart
inentWere entirdy destroyed.' The machinery
and stock on'the first floor was either burned or
inined. The Ire shot ups to • the third story
"through the, carriage , way for . belting, but the
damage done or, the econd ,and third'floors was
only slight. The loss on the machinery and
alto& is estimated at not lees than $5,000; and is
Sully insured in the Fire' Association. and New
Tork companies. The was damaged to r
*the extent of übbut '151,500 and, is insure d in the
Fire Association; , . • •
DisomErax.Eol3l3E CASE.-Ann Myers.was arrw
Zed yesterday by Policeman Hart, on suspicion Of ,
.
laving robbed a man of $25 at a house , No. '8
Callowhill street. ,'She was held in $l,OOO bailby
.411 d. Toland. Last night Sergeant Murray and a
squad . ..of the seventh District Police Made a, des
cent on the house and captUred Chas. Horn, the
-alleged/proprietor and six others, males and fo.:
zanies. The prisoners had a hearing this morn-
Sng before Ald; Toiand. Hera wiieheld in $l,OOO
•to answer the charge of keeping a disorderly
louse, and the others were; beld . .3b, keep the
CRUELTY TO AranAva.—reter Riehl,the, driver
of a team on Broad street,Watt 'arrested yesterday
for cruelly boating his anitnalg: , He was lined by
Alderman
Alder Man Jones - had before him yesterday Peter
Ryan "charged with cruelty to' animals. He had
been driving a horse Vvhichwas very lame. At
:Fifteenth and Filbert streets the animal fell down
and could not be got up again. 'Ryan was fined
*lo,andmaahel.d in $4OO bail for his appearance
at Court. ;
AN Elsonsaarm. SCAMP.—John Hickey was
before AM. Eggleton, this morning, upon the
charge of larceny. He had been provided, with
a hoMe at the house of Mr. Shorten ' on Pale
thorp street, near Jefferson, and it is alleged he
rewarded'the kindness of John Shorten by rob
bing him of a watch, a hat, pair of pants, and
several other articles. Hickey was held in $6013
bail to answer at court.
SNEAI TIIIEF.—A young negro, named Henry
Robinson, sneaked into a house in the neighbor
hood of Ninth and Lombard streets,yehterday
af
ternoon, and stole a watch. He was arrested just
after he had pawned the time-keeper. Alderman
NiorroW'committed Robinson. The stolen prop
erty was recovered bY Policeman Hunter of the
Fifth-districti-who-arresteci-the-thiet-
RECEINZNO STOLEN Goobs.---John and Mary
Fitzgerald, who keep a small store at No. 608
Tenn street, were before Alderman Carpenter,
this morning. on the charge of receiving stolen
goods. It Is alleged that they have been in the
habit o 1 buying articles stolen from the: markets
by boyi. They were held in 43800 bail ,for trial. •
Fm U`i 41133 Firm WARD.,';—The alarm of fire
about noon to-day was caused' by the- pardal
u‘ iiB
b tug of the roof of the cooper shop of Samuel
G. L /No. 116 Gothic street. The Mama were
extin hed by the Hibernia Fire , Company.
The damage done was not serious.
~
Rommux.—Two cases of
. hats and a, bundle
were stolen from the store of Weyl & Rosen
helm. NO. 7.26 Chestnut street, about 8 &clock
this morning.,, The articles had been' left at' the
store by an expressman but a short 'time before
they were stolen.
FATAL .RESULT.—WiIIiaM Morrison was the
name of theboy who was run over by a freight
train on W,asbington avenue, near tighth street,
yesterday mnning. The injured lad died this
morning, at the Pennsylvania Hospital.
•
MARKET Trnzp.—John Dougherty was com
mitted this morning by Aldermari Carpenter, to
answer the charge of the larceny of a barrel of
sweet potatoes from Dock street market.
THE UNION PACIFIC neranoen.—Since the
middle of July last, when the editorial excursion
party visited the terminus of the Union Pacific
.P, ailroad, one hundred miles of track have been laid,
making eight hundred miles of road in running
order. The enormous business awaiting the
completion of this great work may be guessed at
from the single item of Government transporta
tion required for the military posts in the Indian
country. Last year, when the average length of
the road was less than 400 miles, the Government
transportation amounted to $700,000. The same
freight, transported by wagons, would have cost
*2,625,000. This disproportion becomes vastly
greater as the road advances, so that the Govern
ment will undoubtedly be more than repaid for
all its expenditures in freight alone, irrespective
of the great appreciation in the value of the
public lands.
During the year ending. June 30, 1868,the earn
ings of the road were $4,246,040, and the expen
ses, $2,681, 757, making a net earning of $1,561,-
283, and authorizing the Company to make a
reduction of twenty-five per cent. on their
charges
The Union Pacific Railroad is being built with
startling rapidity, but the work is being done
in the very . , best style, in every particular. The
impartiallestimony ofra large party of intelli
gent gentlemen who have lately returned from
a careful examination of the road, is unanimous
upon this Important point. _The Company, with
all its anxiety to get through to the Pacific, is
working 'upon-the true policy of doing - its work
well in the first place, and this fact constttutea
one of the strongest arguments to capitalists, in
favor of the value of ite securities.
The Bonds of the : . Company, the whole issue
of which will only be thirty million dollars,
eighteen millions of which.have already been
,sold, are payable, principal ,and. interest in gold.
This has been made doubly secure by a special
covenant executed by' the Company to the
Trustees of the First Mortgage Bonds, and at
once constitutes the Bonds as a first-class se
curity in all respects. In less than a year, trains
will be running through to San Francisco, and
the trade that will be poured upon the road will
be enormouts. If the theory is correct that during
the next thirty years, the rate of interest in the
United States will decline as it has done in the
old countries of Europe, we have a right to ex
pect that each six per cent. securities as these
will be held at as high a premium as those of this
Government, which, in 1857, were bought in at
from 20 to 28 per cent, above par.
Many attempts have been made by interested
parties to depreciate the stability and soundness
of this great national enterprise, but they have
all failed, simply because of its real intrinsic
merit and value. Its securities constitute one of
the very best permanent investments offered for
capital anywhere, and It cannot be a' very long
time before the announcement will be made that
its Bonds are all sold. Messrs. Delltiven 'es
Brother,the well-known Bankers, are theagentof
- the Company in this city, and are now offering
the First Mortgage Coupon Bonds, at 102.
To-oer the great Fair opens at Wilmington.
Let all go who can.
Cano.—We are now prepared to receive Paint
ings, for our firsts/de; must be in this week to be
ineinded in catalogue. B. Soon, Ja.
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Tun Usrox LEAGUE Mrorrzno.—One of the
novel features of the great Mass Meeting on Tues
day..
night was the exhibition from one of the
balconies of the League House, of a series of
betautiful stereoptle dissolving viewainnder the
direction O. 11: Willard, the , well-knovra
photographer. A large screen was erected on the
north balcony of the bttilding, and a succession
o: pictures were .thrown upon it from a
powerful instrument. Commencing with a re
volving wheel of brilliant colors, successive
changes presented the legend, "Vermont Bets
the Ball in Motion, 27,0 W majority," followed
by "Maine Rolls. It Oa f '23,000 majority." This
gave place to ' a superb American
Eagle, .widelr, in turn, dissolved into
a colossal' portrait of General Grant, which
was greeted with'a tempest of cheers from the
delighted crovid: The Martyr President Lincblu
- and many of our distingrdshed military, and naval
heroes were also shown, together with several
line pieces ofstatuary. A strilcinge/fect was also
produced by the illumination of the beautiful Aeg
at the mast-head of the League House, by means
of a Drummond light. The exhibition was a
great success in point of good taste, arillianey,
and completertess, and intrcduced a most tittraa,
tive addition to the machinery of our political
gatherings.. '
•THE REPUBLICAN INVINCIBLEB.—The. Invin
cibles parade this evening to , attend, a meet
ing at Fortx-first street and Lancaster avenue.
They will march over the following route : From
headquarters out Chestnut to Thirtieth street; up
Thirtieth to :Market; • out Market to Lancaster
avenue;' nP Lancaster avenue to Thirty fifth
street; Up Thirty-fifth to Baring; out Baring to
Lancaster avenue; up Lancaster Avenue to Forty
first street. . • ' •
Damn. the famous Arctic Soda Water and read
the Evitsmoldumarrtn. at Hillman's News Stand,
at:North Penosylvmda Depot.
CITY NOTICES.
•
ELSOANT TiLPORTATION OF FANCY GOODS.-
Many of dor readers are doubtless familiar with the
poptilaeold Stationery aikd Fanc ods Emporium
pf Martin .k Quayle, No 1085 Walnut street. Those
who lutve not yet been initiated into the , - delights of
this attractivetstablishmtuat have a • treat to reserve:
They have recently embellished, with excellent taste,
the interior of their store, and are now opening a su
perb invoke of elegant fancy articles, among which
we may specify, , aepopular novelties, too new= magic
mirrore,intended to adorn bay-windows; their French
reticules, or lunch-bags; Swiss carved articles in • va
riety, such as music-stands, etageres, letter racks, to
gether with a tine assortment of cheap dolls and a
hundred other articles of utility and fancy, suitable'
for gifts and calculated to add to the attractions of
home.
1r is WoNDEitrim how chogi goods are sold at
Gay's China Palace, 1022 Chestnut street. The stock
was all selected by Mr. Gay in person from the largest
manufachtudes in Europe. `The cause of their being so
remarkably-cheap is the great reduction of prices on
the otbereide of the water. Business being very dull,
all the manufacturers have large stocks on hand, and
are willing to discount largely to effect sales. Below
we quote prices of a few staple goods. Fancy are at a
still greater discount.
White French China Cups and Saucers, per set, •
12 pieces $1 25
White Stone China Cups and Saucers, per set, 12
pieces ... 60
White French China Dining Platee,9X, inches,per
. 2 00
White Stone China Dining Plates, 03p inches, per
dozen *. . .. • .... .............. 150
White Stone China Chamber Sets, 12 pieces, per
set__ ...... ............... ..... 800
Cut Glass Goblets, per . d0zen.......... ..... 2 25
Blown Glass Goblets, per dozen 1 50
Cut Glass Tumblers, per d0zen.......... .. 1 25
Gonce, ! GOING ! ! GONE! ! !—Faster than the
.Adetloneer's hammer knocks down merchandise, ne
glect disposes of the teeth. Bid, therefore, for that
prise of life, a perfect set, by brushing them regularly
with SOZOOONT.
"SPALIMCG'S GLUE" has now taken the place
-of-all Cements and Mucilages.
THE OIMPA CABLE.
With China 8008 will Uncle Sam
Be joined by wire cable—
Our California line of ships
To beat John Ball are able.
Far o'er the sea, both silk and tea
To Yankee laud are coming,
While Mr. Bull with rage is fall
T o eee this trade slip from him.
'Tie thus the trade of China comes
To Yankee hands quite ' willing;
For suits of clothes at Stokes and Co.'s
Large China orders filling
At 824 Chestnut street
Now is nur, 'rims to purchase your - hats and
cup., Gents! Get the cheapest and best, at
Cnasi.ss OAKFORD & SONS.
834 aid 536 Chettant Sired.
Jurormorrs mothers and nurses use for children
a eat() and pleasant medicine in BovrEn'a INFANT Con,
, , .
DIAL.
BIIRG/CAL INSTAUBLEISTS - 1131d- druggists' 61:1II
dries.
THE GIPSEY.—THE Gzranx, and other atylea of
Missee, and (11111dren'a Mats, at
OARFORDI3',
Continental Hotal.
DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS AND CATARRH.
r - J. Isaacs, M. D.. Professor of the Eye and Ear,
treats all diseases appertaining to Ute above members
' with the utmost success. Testimonials from the most
reliable sources in the city can he seen at this odice,
No. 80.5 Arch street. The medical' faculty ate invited
to accompany their patients,es he has no secrets in his
practice. Artificial eyes inserted. IQo charge made
for examination,
OISOVERIES,, LIQUORS, &O.
TEAS ! TEAS ! ! TEAS !! !
One of the finest assortment of Teas (New Crop) ever
offered to the citizens of Philadelphia, now in store, and
will be sofa to families by the package at wholesale Prices,
' VA.M.lafir JRI.44OOIWEC, SP
de from prime quality of Southern White Wbeat,fro
the beet mills in the Unitedthates, always on hand.
SALMON! •
ew Smoked and Spiced Salmon. Just received.
Families going to the country can have their goods care.
fully packed and delivered, free of charge, to any of the
depots in Philadelphia, All our Groceries are sold at the
lowest rates and warranted to be as rePreeenied.
CRIPPEN & MADDOCK •
_..a4t. W. L. Maddock dteo.,)
Importers and Dealers in Fine Groceries, Wines, dm.
115 8. Third "Street, below Ohestnutr
mble-th a to grorp
ISJUDIFAIP DRESS WIEMIUMILIPIIRA.
MARY B. CONWAY,
LAbllß' DRESS FURNBILING AND SHOPPING EMPORIUM,
31 South Sixteenth Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Ladies from any part of the United B totes can send their
orders for Dross Materials, Dresses, Cloaks, sonnets,
nhoes. Under Clothing,. , Mourning Suits, Wedding 'Eros.
Beau. Traveling Omuta, Jewelry. ; also, Ch il dren.,
CI 4hlng. Infante Wardrobes, Gentlemen's Linen.
one
in ordering Garments. Ladies will please send one of
their DEBT antrum DER 681.14 for measurement • 110 d Ladies
viatica the city should not fail to call an d have their
measures registered for future convenience.
starers. by permissiOn. to
1019
M a t n J 014
C HA es F u E t I s G t H ee
t
MESSRS. HOMER, COLLADAY & CO..
818 and 820 Chestnut street.
Rut° 3mrp
EDUCATION.
SINOENG CLASSES FOR LADIES AND GENTLE.
men. sio per quarter of PA lessons.
HEAL 'ESTATE HALES.
it PUBLIC SALE—JAMES A. FREEALS.N,
AUC
tloneer.—Fouastory Brick Dwelling. No:78o South
Ninth street, (corner of Fitzwater street) On Wed.
nesday, Sept. 80.1868, at 12 o'clock. noon. will be sold at
public sale. at the Philadelphia Exchange, the following
described Beal Estate: AU that certain lot or piece of
water streets
beingo sold beast corner of Ninth and Fitz.
water streetalB feet front on Ninth street, and ex.
tending in depth eastward on the north line on Fitzwater
street 76 feet, and on tho mouth line 76 feet 8 9 10 inches;
including at the rear end thereof Dart of an alley 8 feet in
width and 36 feet in length, leading into and from Fitz.
water street , of which alley way thi. property said the
two adjoining lots on the south have the use.
She above is a four4tou brick dwelling, New - York
style; has bath, rante r gu fixtures. dro.• The walls along
the streets are studded and dry, tin roof, newly papered
and painted, and in good order. Will rent for $6OO, Lilear
of ineumbrance. Key at the auction store,
W 5100 to be paid at the time of 'ale.
5017 a 9 JAMES A. FEEEfdANAuctionoer.
Store. 4311Walnutitreot.
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THE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN---PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1868.
&ewers & Thurrirse.
28 Beath Eighth street.
A. R. TAYLOR.
1207 Filbert atreet.
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P_ONATAOAI4 ,NOTICES.
Reatituarteta Repttlietth Invinclbles
ORDER
The Club win assemble TEII7IISDAY EliEkNO.
Sept. 17. 1568. at 7 o'clock, Mimi; for -pgnuts 'to West
Yhlhidelphla. to participate in the Meeting ist,Eart - 941rst
street end Samford ayerme. ••• • • •
By orderof
BENi.t. I XAVDMI.
_ et Marshal.
Rzns. Limistml An b taid m ini h a u:
Tormk. 'iele.m2l4
Union Republican Naturalikation
Committee
SILLai,DT DAILY it HOERR -
No. 416 Library Street,
111.0. HONG, Chttirmano
ser FOURTEENTH . WARD!
wimp!
FOR
In compßance with the call o. tho City Union.Republi.
can Executive committee, the Union Republican citizens
of the Fourteenth Ward will assemble at the immoral Pre.
clod. Houses, on FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, 18th inst,
at yjd o'clock, for the purpose Worming ereallCt Orgalli•
=MEM
strFirst Precinct—N.. E. comer sZletrenth and CAHOWhiII
eete.
Second Precinct—N. E. car: ThirteCnth' exidVallowhilL
'Third Precinct—BSl Ridge avenue: •
Fourth Precinct—itng Garden
,•
Fifth Precinct-8. . corner Elevetit,h'and Coates.
Sixth Precinct - Bp g Garden Hall.‘,. -
Seventh Precinct—N. B. corner glerenth'and Parrish.
Eighth Precinct—S. 'SF:corner Twelfth and Parriab.
By order of the Ward Executive committee
• • H. G. SIOBBL. Freeident.
Jacon ibirn. Secretary..A • •
•
gam.• ` *E. • e
•""' Seventh Precin ct: Thirteenth Wart, /Mon.
meeting on FRIDAY Oept. 18, Sisth so.
Brown. - • sel7.2t ro•
411.111R96"TINGS, 11/01).
1868. BALL. , 1888
"GLEN ECHO MILLS."
McCALOM, CREASE & SLOAN
Manufacturers and Importers of
CARPETING, •
Wholesale and Retail' Warehouse,
No. 509 CHESTNUT *ST.,
Opposite Independence Flail.
aeLtu th a arIITIP
CARPETING&
FAIL. CIIPIENTIST4I3-•
Elegant Wiltons, Velvets, Brussels,
Thp:TRIES, 3 Ha and INGRAM
Parlor, Ball and Stairs to Match.
LEEDOM & SHAW,
910 ARCH -STREET,
Betweenaltnth and Tenth Streets. sel6Sairpti
NEW CARPETS,
Per Steamer
"City of Antwerp,"
Made to order for
REEVE L KNIGHT & SON,
Importers,
1222 Chestnut Street.
N'Ettalf(MU:s
CENTRAL PACIFIC
RAILROAD CO.
We have just received in
_detail the statement of the
operations of the CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY for the first six months of the current year.
The figures are:
Grass Earnings. Operating Expenses. Ed Earnings.
$607,634 29 gold. $217,983 63 gold. $369,650 66 gold.
As the Brut train paned across the mountains on the
of June the road was not fairly open for the legiti
mate truffle until July lot. The above is practically the
!matinee on 93 miles to Cisco; although 25 to 135 miles of
disconnected road were worked on the last elope it was
no source of profit; moreover much of the freight would
naturally be held back for the continuous rail.
The gross earnings for July were
$260,000 00 Gold.
We suppose the enemas during that time notto exceed
Thirty-Ave per cent.
We have on band for sale ,
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD,
Paying 6 per cent. interest in gold,
Pr inoipal alio payable in gold at 103 and
accrued interest.
No. 40 S. 'Third St.
COLEBROORDALE RAILROAD CO,
6 PER CENT. BONDS.
FREE PROM ALL TAXES.
Interest guaranteed by the Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad.
FOR SALE AT 85..
Thu
road,l9 miles long, is located in one of the richest
mineral eecialons in the State, and,__by its co d
forme another route between the licauyuil• land Lehigh
Valleye.
BOWEN & FOX,
• 13 Merohanta' Exchange.
aulsbn
FINAN4JW,.
rrati.E
PACIFIC RAII4ROM),
receiving the aid and supervision of the Government,and
carried forward by the extraordinary
,resources and
energy of the powerful' Corporations to whom it was en:
trusted-rig rigidly approaching completion, and it Is safe
to say that rim YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO WILL
BE CONNECTED BY RAIL BY THE
FOURTH OFMLY NEXT.,
Mere then two-thirds of the Through Mound Branches
between the Missouri River end the - Pectic Ottani are
constnusted. at a cost of nearly
onE AztuNpunp MILLIONS,
Ana the rewarder is being pushed forward with on
paralleled vigor. The ;
CENTRAL PACIFIC' RAILROAD CO
to whom belongs the Western and Prhicipal Portion of
the 310243ter3 14ne, receive from the United States
Governnient:
I. The right of way through the Territories,
with the u:se of timber and materials along the
, ,
11. An obsolete grtutt of, twenty sections per .
mile (12,800.apres) of the r 'Jame LANDS on the
line, the Inittimium value of which 'is now , 'Szed
at $2 50 per . acre.
111. A special issue of U. S. Six •per cent.
Bonds i at the aTerage rate - of $85,000 per mile,
delivered as the work progiessos; which the Com
pany are allowed to repay within thirty year&
mainly by transportation services.
IV. Authority to issue their own First• Mor
tgage Bonds to the same amount, having.the'pre-
ferred lien—superior to that of the Government.
V. It receives, in addition, donations and sub
sidies from the State and Cities of California,
amounting to more than 83,000,000 in gold : •
Or an agsregato of Cash Resources for construction of
MORE THAN SIXTY MILLIONS UPON 725 MMES. In
dependent of the ten millions of acres of public lands.
and further autooriptions to the Capital Stock. The
early completion of the enterprise is therefore beyond all
doubt
This Company have already carried their road success.
folly across the Sierra Nevada Mountains.and are rapidly
extending the track across the Salt Lake Palm, and
have already a valuable waytrafile thereon. Besides a
mileage upon all through business, this road, having the
beet lands for settlement, the most productive mines, the
nearest markets, and being exempt from competition,
will always command large revenues. The not earnings
upon the completed portion are more than double the
t otr.l annual interest liabilities to be assumed thereupon.
he undersigned offer for sale, and recommend to in
vestors. the
First Mortgage 30-year Gold Bonds
Central Pacific Railroad Company,
bearing eh per cent.. per. annum_interest. _both principal
and interest payable in "UNITED i3TATVI GOLD
COIN." There Bonds are the first lien upon one of the
'Lou productive and valuable railroad lines in the world
—a line which will be finished within twelve monflus.and
which is already earning. atter paying operating or.
ceases, more than twice the annual Charge of its Bonded
debt. They are already widely known and esteemed in
this country and Europe, and it Ls believed the remainder
of the Loan will speedily bo taken.
A limited amount will be as - Posed of at •
03 per cent., and Accrued Interest, In
Cdriency.
is Bonds are of $l,OOO each, with semi annual gold
coupons attached, payable In July and January.
itgil^ The Company reserve the right to advance the
price at any time; but all orders actually in transifu at
the time of any such advance will be filled at present
price . At this time they pay more than 8 per cent upon
the investment, and have, from National and .s'tate laws.
guarantees eupertor to any other corporate securities
now offered.
We receive all classes of Government Bonds, at their
full market rates, in exchange for the Central. Pacific
Railroad Bonds, thus enabling the holders to realize from
STO 10 PER CENT. PROFIT and keep the Principal of
their investments equally 'Secure.
Orders and inquiries will receive prompt attention. In
formation, Descriptive Pamphlets, etc., giving a full ac
count of the Organization. Progress, Business and Pros
pects-of the Enterprise furnished on application. Bonds
sent by return Express at our cost.
Saban/intim:is received by Bank° and Bankers. Agents
fOrthe Loan, and by
BOW EN &FOX,Opetlal Agti.,l3 fferehant Ex.
De aivia & BRO., 40 South Third Street.
C. T. YERKES et CO
KURTZ & HOWARD
WM. PA INTER CO
Mr - All descriptions of GOVERNMENT fiEODRITEES
BOUGHT, SOLD, OR EXCHANGED. at our office and
by Mail and Telegraph AT MARKET RATES.
VW - ACCOUNTS OF BANKS, BANKERS, and others
received and favorable arrangements made for desirable
accounts,
FISK & HATCH,
BARKERS AND DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
Financial Agents of the Cintral Pacific R. R. Co.t
No. :5 Nassatt Street, New York.
Bel7.sh
BANKING HOUSE
ParCOOKE 4160
u. 2 and 114 So. T.Eußri ST. PR LAVE.
DEALERS
IN ALL GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
we will receive applications for Policies of Life
Insurance in the new 'National Life Insurance
Company of the United States. Full information
given at our office.
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD CO'S•
Mortgage ]Bonds,
DUE IN 1898,
FOR $5,000,000,
With interest at SIX PER CENT., payable on the first
days of June and December of each year, FREE FROM
STATE AND UNITED STATES TAXES.
One Million Dollars of these Bonds.
Either Coupon or Registered )
ARE OFFERED
AT NINETY-FIVE PEI,. CENT.,
With inOtest from the day of sale, free from State and
United,States taxes.
For Partioulass, apply to •
CHAS. C. LONGSTRETH, Treasunt6
Office of the Lehigh Valley Railroad Coinpatin
aul9
No 308 Walnut street, Ph.lisda•
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MISCELL&NCOUN.
Electric '..Te4gr01)4.,7:.U.'.-P.104a,.
THE EAST INDIA
TELEGRAPH COMPANY'S
OFFICE
Nos. 23 and 25 Nassau Street.
ORGANIZED 'UNDER SPECIAL CHARTER
FROM THE STATE OF NEW YORK.
Capital - - - 65,000,000
50,000 Shares, $lOO Each.
DIRECTORS.
Hox. Arrunsw G. Cu,ous Philadelphia,
PAUL $. FOILBEFI, of Russell & Co., China....,• -
Plum. Bur umur.o of P. Butterfield &Ca. Now York.
Isaac LITEILVONit, TIDAL Mich. Ceu. B. $ r Beaton. •
ALZSANDEB ROLLAND, Treas. Am. Ex. Co., Now. York.
JANEB Noxosr, llsractuse. N. Y. -
O. H. Pamirs, Tress. West U. TeL Ca. N. Y.
Fix:Tours WEST'S r. of Westray, Gibbs & Ifardesstle,
N.Y.
Nicnos.asbliormrs i NoW York.
OFF/CFAS.
A. G. Currric. Praddent.
N.Mroxrxa. Vice President.
Grottos CONANT. Secretary. •
GEOIIOII Maas. (CsahierNational liar& Comrtumwesitb)
Treasurer.
pen. A. S. bloCitrur, Pldlsdelpbls. Solicitor.
The Chinese Government having ;(through the Ban.
Anson Burlingame) conceded •t 0 this Company the
privilege af connecting the great seaports of the Sm.
piss by submarine *stria tekgraph cable. we ,vrovoss
commencing operations in China. and 4ityiriti downs a
tine of Sou mike at once. between the Altman() Ports
viz: '
PoPulatton.
Canton ..... I. •• 4 •• • ••••i•••• . • • • • • • • • ... ••a•• i • • • • :•74000,030
MIICOK i• • . i.•• .••••••••••• • . •• .. b ......... '.• .. •••• - r ot 60.000
Hon Itimi .. ; .' .•• •• 4 ' k: 04000
C a
0wat0w................ ..................... ... .. ... 900.000
Amoy • 250.000
Foo•Chow L 250. ..
Nan Chu DZIO
003
...
nirpo 420
Lian g.Chaan , .......... ... . . 4.. ....,. ...... .. . ......L'ha3 000
5haugha1......... .. . ..... ....., LOCu 000
Total.. . c om m e rce . %%Man
7bese Dome have a MW
an enormous domestic trade. besides which, e have§ the
immense internal commerce of the Empire, radiating
from three points, through its canals and navigable rivers:
•
rho cable being laid.' this company propose erecting
band lines and establishing a speedy and trustworthy
means of communication. which must command there.
an everywhere else, the communications of the govern
ment. of Mainers, and of social life,' esPectallY Clam'
She has no Pcistoll astern, and her Orly meant now of
communicating lamination is by courier on land, and by
steamer§ on water.
The Western World knows that China to a very large
country, in tho main 'densely peopled; but few - yet sea.
Hsu tt at she contains more than a third of the, bcman
race. The latest returns made to her central ant/unities
for taxing purPbtes, bY the localmagletrate% make her
population Four Hundred and Fburteen =lion. and
this is more likely to be under than over the actual air
gregate. Nearly all of these who are over ten years
old not only can, but do read and writ% lies civilize.
tion Cie peculiar. but her literature is as extol.
sive as that of Europe. China is a land
of teachers and traders; and t.bo latter are exceedingly
quick to avail themselves of every proffered facility for
procuring sarly blur:nation, It is obaerred in Cantor.
nia that the Chinese mike great use of the-telegraph.
though it thero tranalnits triderigixilifrillinfialinfin7.
day, great numbers of fleet steamers are *Wised by Chi.
nese merchants, and used by then exeltudvely for the
transmission of early Intelligente. If the teleigliPh
propose, connecting all their great seaport% Were now in
existence, it Is believed that its brininess would pay its
cost within the first Movers of its successful oPeratien.
and would steadily increase thereafter. .
No enterpiso commends itself as to a greater degree
remunerative to capitallats and to ouriskole people. It
Is of a vast national importance UnrucierebillY, refflicall,
and evangelically.
Shares of this company. to a limited number. may be
obtained at $llO each. $lO payable damn. $l5 on theist of
Noy ember. and g 3, payable in monthly tintalmenta of
62 LA each. commencing December let. lfra, on applies.
Von to
DREXEL & ca,
No. 34 South Third Street, Philadelphia
To duly authorized batiks and banker! throuihont
Pennsylvania, andel the
Office of the company,
Nos. 28 and 25 RABBl‘l7 Street,
BEIM, YOJIIL
auti rp: •
Westward the Liar ofEmPire Takes its 'tate'
BEMIRE A. HOME Ml= gIOLDENSTiferE.
4RBINNIGRAMMTHO •:1 ID AMMON OF CILIFORNILA
- • - •
Incorporated ander the lawa of the Eitated4orentherfidth.
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11 o rti I!.TV, ,Bit B.
And to encourage Immigration.
Capital Stock.. . .. . ALOOO.OOO
Divided into Mi re WhareeZ iapthle In
UNITED STATES OC/REENCIC
Certificates of Stock iesupd t2.,Enbeeribere innnedlately
'the money.
upon rece ip t of
.No person atwinea to iwtd more than Five Shares.
A Circular containing a full description of the property
to be distributed among the Sots-crib= will De sent to
any address upon roce r ifit of stamps to cover return postage.
Information as to p ris e of land in any part of th e atatm
or IMOD any o th er sub eet of interest to parties proposing
to immigratemill be cheerfully furnished upon receipt of
stall ps for postage. AU letters should be addressed.
Secretary Immigrant Ilan:Mead Aasociation,
POST OFFICE. BOX No. 66,_
au2B.lm rp, SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA..
GO D'S
Latest Improved Patent Low Steam and
Hot Water Apparatus,'
'or Warming and Ventilating Prieate Eli Public Btlildiagt
Also, the approved Cooling Apperathe,
AMERICAN KITQHENER
On toe European plan of hca &natality and
Pea Mere _ol_conetrnetio&
_for tut ' ~,
and the tante elan of Private - -
HOT AIR F URNACES r of the htert inimovernenta: •
ORIMTH PATENT ABOEDIEDIANTORI3.
REQUITERS. VENWILILTORId, dr.c.
Union Steam and Water Heatini CO.,*
JAMES -P. WOOD & 4: - .lo e r
ti South FOORTMI Itreet, Philadelohll4 -:- --
B. M. FELIWALL. Superlntedident diiirpf ,
Va,lL .11.868
To Drudges' meLar d k v tl ia t i rge m i e ng i tlicre vrp. offer u
Doily
Wilmington Daily . Commenial,
.
It is the only daily pape r in the State. Its immeruse °in
culation and extended influence have made it the choice
of all careful and judicious advertisers:
1 or terms. apply to any. responsible advertising addlie9
in Philadelphia or address , - .
JENKINS Ali 101, ihroprieton,
au:',l•Wt, rpg Wilmington. Del.
E. E; t 3EtC)16 7 313" •
11:JPIIIOLSTESEB, ••• ' •
No. 186 North Ninth Street
PHILADELPHIA.
WINDOW SHADES, BEDS, MATRESSES,
CURTAINS AND CARPETS.
ur Furniture Repaired arid Upholstered.
PO , Brorro
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1106. REMOVAL. 1106.
THE ENOS tamiIIiFACTINUIS COMPIAT
Elate Removed their Wareroome to r
--No. 1106- Chestnut - Street.
13INGEIF13 NEM , FAMILY EIEW/NOt a c i d eheole. Aerials. quiet and light Maim:rid capable of
performing a'w range vast br of work. .M
iciu hem. fell. = th fraid. gather. cora tick. Multi
embroidea tta.
whiny WM. E. COOP= Ascot.
A DVERTIBE
. IEN THE DELAVtrAItETRIBIANR,
MUIdtIELLANEOVS.
RHEUMATISM
NEURALGIA.
Warriuged Pentomintly"Cored.
• Warraotpd Penoanont Cond.
Without !Nary. to thollystem,
Without Potaillit or Colehlona..
By fang linrindly Only.
DB. FITLER'S
GREAT RHEIIBIA.IIO REBIRDY.
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nit AND EMIG& IN ALblllllo2llti
'The only standard. reliable, PoiltlVe. afaulblopernu
'zeta cure ever dlteovered. It to 'tvezraited to contal
nothing hurtful or Injurious to the intern.
WARRANTED TO CUR! OR MONEY REFUNDED.
'WARRANTED TO CURE OR MONEY REFUNDED.
Thousands of Philadelphia references of cures. Prepared
29 South 'Fourth Street, below Market.
G. 0.. MORRIS de 00 f ,
Ritanne.ian'iin b oet 4aadtieeof
ti O 44UTZAIKILL
C) A 14
,
°Mtge 'Walnut Street' Tad. Mutter Street. Meat
MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
CRESSON SPRINGSi'PAa
This Popular Oakum Wind nTh Rennin
Open wail Oeteber. .let.
WEILTIAT-41CN,
re7.IOtPROPRIETOR.
• REMOVAL.
The Office of the PHILADELPHIA. ANDI3OI:TERN
ALAIL 13TEAM B RIP OuldeAN V has been exmovsa
from No. 214 ROUTH DELAWARE AVENUE to
Queen .Street Wharf
Freight engagements will be mode and NU endernie.
kets told at No. Vr gigot street. uo•irtairs.
etl66try* Whf. L. J AUER. General'gent.
DAVIS lIAJEICVEITC
AUC TIONEERS.
Eatabitshed. in 1805.
FIFTEEN YEA RSPRBrIOUR EXPERIENCE.
Store No, 421. WalnulkThreet,
Roar dnitivace on Library street.
Increased Pm-finks/6r the Trananction of the Owing
Asullon.Busissese.--- - - -
Large and Elegaat Rooms
10°112 feet and 40:213 feet
BILIS it =WC LN 0131E0f OF KIMMINOR
suZ6a to tb
THE' DELAWARE TRIBUNE,
OKO&N OF TUE
FARMERS AND FRUIT GROWERS
Of tho Delaware Fadiumla (Delannun Rail Eastern
of Maryland). For terms aptly to ,any , reeponettne a&
vertielne agency In PhiladdyliWor ddrees
JELNKLNB & e'IM.NBON. Prx&rfetat r .
an27a)t ay.) W.Unsfnat, crit. DeL
FriuM, im l nca & 00.
NEW CORDAGE FACTORY
VOW IN NUM OPNWODVI
Noma. WATKII =an& ONIA, 11411
IMSVEyUIIOIS.
The Liverpool & Lon
don. a? globe ins=urance
Comp;any.
The Report of this Com
pany for iB6& shoius
Premiums - ,479, 278
Lojes - 3,344,728
and after paying ,a divi
dend of 3o per cent., the
Total 21 . ffets are, in Gold,
$1 7,00540-6.
ATWOOD SMITHs,
General Agent,'
No. 6 MER CH4NTS' EXCHANGE,
Phadephint,
WilE NVIS
NEW OHBOMO-LITHOGiAMEI-
AND
New Engravings:
.
JAMES' S. E AIILE.IIc, SONS ,
816 CritesttLtit Street,
,
Efave juEt received channirm NEW PIIBLICATIOI , A,
prominent among tvnich are two AMERI
CAN LANDSCAPE SUBJECTS:
"THE HOME THEWILDeRNESS"
aIPFV O BII4
"PASTORAL ABODES',"
nyJAmnis rar.
. ,
Afro s wonderful reproduction of one of /MEYER'S fruit
"A REGA.I. DESSERT." .
LOOKING GLASS WAlp4oo.lo
AND
GApx,E4r,ox.,PA.lNTizirOs.
IiYdCINTDB- TULIPS.; .CROODB. -I. ItAR.
elates, Mlles, Jonquils. and other Balboni Flower
tan. Roots for phuating In the toltomn,whoteasarand to
DERRY A. DR R..
/elO th.e.ltt6tlp 4 7.19 Otteistrad 4 eet._,
HYACINTH GLASSES IN GREAT- •V_AIGEIT.
Fano/ Flower Pots . . • H. -- W - )I3A.NEE.
eelo m att46t 4.;' -"- - - 414 Cheatnut etreet
WAMINe .
WANTED BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIPE. AN
yr
Unfurnished' Ito Om. with Boarding..in a Pritrato
feunlly. Beterences extbangel.
Address box 8504, P. 0. 0016 3t ria•
All a g i f: l llsE IN TILE WILMINGTO-N-T*240:1.