DISASTERS.
THE 6ALBS aitv THE ATLANTIC.
Stormy Passage of the Cltf o* iliaitl
.:<■■■■■ more. ' ■
The winter season of 1888-9,. though ® Ud ®P°“
shore, boa been an unusually tempestuous one at
eea; Vessels crossing the ocean hare bcon de
layed by stronir head winds, and galea and horrlr
canes hare beenfrequeut. fate LVverDoffi
of Baltimore, of the Inman line, left Liverpool
on the 201 b Of January, touched atQaeonßtown
on tho 21st, and a day out P,° B rl^
countered one Of the most terrible Rales evor
knowntobavo been cxpcnonctil. which con
tinued for twelve days- A heavy sea on iho star
board bow carried away the bowsprit, and the
of the blast split tho calls and carried away
the topsail yards and mlrzeo gaff. Being out pf
#£*i thh ahiD put in:o Halifax, and rescued hero
veStcWay morning. The passengers pnbUsh the
cabin passengers of the
steamship City of Baltimore, on her recent pas
sage ftom Mverpool to this port, desire to ex
t^n^ffissass^isa&si
untiring exertions of her commander, Oapt. Dels
Motto, under the blosslng of Providence,lu guid
ing her Bafely to her dcstlnation. Slnce leaving
Queenstown wohavo encountered terrific heal
gales for 12 dajs, during which lime oar Captain
and the officers under his command have been
unceasing In their vlgilanoe and untiring In their
watch, having scarcely a moment's repose lor
days together. Tbfcir cooduet hes Inspired, ns
with a thorough confidence In them,and we hope
it p<«y nnrgood fortune to meet, in onr
future travelß, with captains and offleoraas com
petent in their professsloni and as attentive to the
comfort andsatety of their passengers.”
ACtJIisWWJC ' ON- rite Pit HIVDLE
V , '• BOAS,
A Freiabt Train 1 , locomotlva Buns
Into a Slooplngr Coaeli on a Poaaoa
scrTrtatir.
The Cincinnati Gazette of yesterday morning
has thd following i The train whlchvuelt New
York at five o’clock Friday night for Cincinnati,
was, on Saturday noOn, run into by a freight
train On "the Pan Handle Road, about thirty
five, miles.-this side of Pittsburgh. Some acci
dent- duid happened to the locomotive,
on account of which the train hftd stopped at a
place where there wasa donblocurveof the traok.
The contactor sent a flagman back to warn the
freight train which was kuown.to be behind. The
Injury to the locomotiTe was repaired, and the
trein-wady for starting, when the conductor gave
the signal for the flagman to return. He had
just got in when the whistle of lha train ap
proaching around the curve was The flag
man was .despatched again in haste, and the
passenger train started. It proved, however,
to be Impossible to get the one train suffl
oently under way, or |tha other
Snfficiently slackened to avoid a eolli
sion The locomotive ot the freight train atraca
the sleeping car of the passenger train, smashed
it upbady, and became entangled with It in such
a way that the two clang together, while the re
mainder of the passenger train went ahead with
accelerated sped. A new train was made up at
Steubenville, and the passengers.arrived in Cin
cinnati only an hour or two behind time. The
enly porson much injured was Mr. .George B.
Wright, of this city, who sprained an ankle by
jumping off before the collision
It la said that on the arrival of the train at
Steubenville the conductor waa immediately dis
charged: j
Accident on Use Pacific Ballroad.
This Bt. LaUlaDemocrat ot Monday says:
On Saturday evening, about nine o’clock, the
train comlfig east from Leavenworth, on the
Pacific Railroad, was thrown from the track at
Smithton, eight miles below Sedalia, caused by a
misplaced switch. The locomotive No. 60 was
thrown over, and, together with the tender,
turned bottom side up. The engineer, Charles
Brownell, was severely, and supposed fatally
scalded. The fireman, Jack Bookhouse, was
also scalded. It is thought he wiU re
cover,- The baggage and smoking cars were also
thrown Off the track, but no other persons were
injured. The passengers arrived in this city nine
hours behind time. The accident was caused by
the Conductor of a Wood train that had previous
ly passed over the track, who neglected to ad
just toe switch before leaving the station.
A later report states that both engineer and
fireman were killed.
CRIME.
Tragedy in Indiana,
A despatch from Warsaw, Indiana, on the Bth
3sst.> eaye:
A horrible tragedy was unearthed here last
night. Last April John W. Vanuatu, of Fort
Wayne,lud-, secured the affections of Miss Horn,
of this place, and married her in opposition t»
the wishes of her parents and relatives. On the
wedding night, nearly all the guests, thirty in
number, were token slek with every appearance
of paisonhogby arsenic, and a slater of Miss Horn
died from its effects. It has been found that he
hod proposed on elopement with a young
lady named Bennett within the last few days, and
in his letter to her he gives a full history of the
poisoning, acknowledging that he had pat a large
quantity of arsenic In the water from which the
ooffee wss prepared, and that he did It in revenge
for the manner in which the family had treated
him. Ho was orreßted on Friday and after ex
amlhatlon was committed to jail in default of ball
to the amount of $59,000. Great excltemen t ex
ists in this comnttrolly Inconsequence of this
wholesale attempt at poisoning. All the parties
concerned are among the most respectable in this
plaoe.
Burder in Jamestown, Pm
The Pittsburgh Gazette of yesterday says:
A murder wamcQnamlttcd in Jamestown, Mer
cer county, about on Bnnday morn
ing, under the folio wlngcircumstancea: Martin
Moon, a silk peddler, and eeveral companions,
accompanied by the wife of one of the parties,
left tins city on Saturday morning, arriving at
Jamestown the same evening. They put ap at a
hotel, and after sapper the men went oat to a
drinking saloon, where they remained until a
late hour, drinking, playing cards, &c. The
woman, who had been left alone at the
hotel, after waiting eome time for
her husband to return, became uneasy and started
out In search of him. After a short search the
found him with the rest of the party In the
saloon. The entire party were intoxicated, and
the woman fearing her husband might get Into
trouble, endeavored to persuade hltn to acoom-
Dany hor to the hotel. His companions objected
to him leaving, bat after considerable persuasion
he was Induced to go with her. His companions
still protested against his leaving * them,
and followed him and his wife with the
intention of persuading him to return to
the ealoon. Moon it appears wss acting as
leader of the party, and in order to prevent the
man from going with his wife took bold of his
coat and insisted upon him returning to the
ealoon. The woman remonstrated with thorn
for some time, bat finding it oi no avail, plckod
np aclnb and struck Moon over the head, killing
him instantly.
Justice Troupe held an inquest on the body,
bat the investigation had not been concluded.
The entire party were arrested and are now con
fined In the Mercer county jail, awiting the re
sult of the investigation.
THE COURTS.
District Court —Jodgo Stroud.—Wright, &c.
ve. Beatty, &c. This case, Involving the viola
tion of the Act of Assembly In regard to placing
chain -In the passage-way of places of amuso
ment, was with the jury yesterday until near
three o'clock, when, tor the second time, they
came into court and announced that it was Im
possible to agree. The jury were then discharged.
Martin Hayward vs. Henry T. Childs. An ac-
Uon on two notes. Verdict for plaintiff for
<51,083 12.
Peirce Nefhart vs. William Frew, who was
sued, with Charles W. Lockhart and John Gracy,
ae Lockhart. Frew & Co., butas to whom
the Sheriff of Philadelphia county returned the
writ ufnrf haunt. An action to recover for an al
leged breach of contract for the delivery of oU.
On trial.
* District. Court— Judge Hare— The Derrv
National Bank vs. Alfred Gilmore. An action on
tt draft. Defence eot up want of conelderutlon
OfttruL -
MlBl Paros—Justice Read—Walter Lackey vs
Joseph Brady. An action to recover damages lor
Snafieged assault and battery. The plaintiff U
one Of the conductors on the Baltimore Railroad
and Hit alleged that on the night of the 17 th o'f
Julv last the defendant; With two friends, waa on
the’lrain. and hot only acted disorderly, bat made
an assault open the plaintiff. . .. .
“ The'defence set rip that the defendant and his
friends were not revesting any disorder, but .be
cause they declined to take sleep! n g bertha they
got the ill-will of the railroad officials, and throe
of them ihhde an assault .upon'Mr. Bradys Un
Quarter BBseioNfr-JudgG Peirce.-A disorderly
house cose claimed the attention of the court all
the morning, one Philip Fitzpatrick being tho
defendant. ... .
CITY BULLETIN.
Lent. —To-day begins the season of Lent, and
is called .Ash Wednesday,, deriving the name
from the custom of sprinkling the hair and gar
ments with ashes as a symbol of grief for the sor
rows of Our Saviour, and also as a method ot
performing psnance lor the trangresslons of
the past year. The custom of sprinkling the
ashes on the garments Is not now observed, but
is commemorated by making a orops on the fore
head with ashes, blessed by the priest at the
mass of the .day. The ashes used are obtained
by; bnrnlng the parttclcsof altar linen, blesaed
wood or other furniture of tho church which
baa beon damaged or broken during the. year, -
and the portions of blessed palm remaining
since the previous Palm Banday. 'Phe.ceramony
of distributing the ashes la performed by the offi
ciating clergyman. The faithful approach the;
altar rails, and, reverently kneeling, are marked,
with the sign of the cross, tho officiating clergy
man meanwhile reciting the Boffimn, remem
brancer,' “-Memento, homo, quod **,. *•*•*
pwfofrem rerer/era" (remember, man, thott.art
dußt. and unto dust tUou sUatt returß). ....
Ih the Epißcopal Chnrch thense ofaahea tenot
recognized, and the r day Is celebrated; with the
reading of the appropriate .psalmß, lemons and
anthems, tho-slnging of hymns and prqoopnclug
the maledictions against impenitent winners, at
the endof each'of which the congregation answer
(t A fUfttl.** ’ i
The season of Lent is one of fasting and
tag, ordained to commemorate “Jf.iihtv “Jff®
fast of onr Saviour In the wilderness. The
Church lays aside Its emblems of grandeur and
glorification,'and,robed In the habtllmentt of sor
row, aocompanlea Its divine Founder
sympaihikea with Him in His humiliation and
tribulation, and shows by all exterior means the
mental anguish'which is felt for the Bufferings
borne by, and the disgraces inflicted on-the Boa
ot God.
Inteeeotdso to Manofactubbbs or Tobacco
akd Cigabs.— D. P. Southwortb, Esq.,Supervisor
of Internal Revenue In this city, has received the
following from the Department at Washington :
“Trkasdey Dkpartukot,Office oplkteenal
Revenue, Washington, February 3d, 1869.
—Sir:— ln reply to your letter of Jan
uary 30th, In relation to putting the pro
prietor's, instead of the manufacturer’s name on
packages of tobacco, I have to eay that sections
62 and 68 of the Act of Jnlv 20,1868. provide for
putting the proprietor's name, if desired. Instead
of the manufacturer’s name,upon packagesof to
bacco. When the proprietor’s name.however.ls put
upon packages of tobacco, It should not appear
os the manufacturer’s, but as the proprietor s
' name. That IS, the tobacco should not be marked
or labeled as having been manufactured by, but
for the proprietor.
‘•The mannfaCtnrer's name In all cases must be
put upon cigars.
[Signed |
“Very respectfully,
“Thomas Hari.and,
“Deputy Commissioner."
Missing.— Henry A. Hildebrand, aged twenty
five years, left Camden on the evening of Feb
ruary Ist. for bis home in this city, and has been
missing since. Some time previous he hod been
robbed of $BOO, and. it is Bald, he had succeeded
in Retting a pretty good cine to the robbers. For
that reason, it is supposed, that he has been
foully dealt with. Mr. Hildebrand is five feet
ten inches in height, and has black whiskers and
moustache. At the time of his disappearance ho
wore a Greclan-bend hat, black overcoat, dark
brown walking-coat, black vest, and dark mixed
pacts.
Largest by a Domestic. —Ellen Norman has
been employed as a servant in the house of James
Robb, on Market street, above Tenth. Last night
she decamped with a coat and two pairs of panta
loons. She left the stolen clothing at a house at
Sixteenth and Filbert streets, and then secured
lodgings in the Sixth District Police Station
House. This morning tho police were notified
of the laroeny. Ellen had left the station-house
then, but she was afterwards captured at Tenth
and Market streets. Alderman Jones committed
her for trial.
Playing Constable— John E. Mann was be
fore Aid. Hutchinson yesterday. There had been
a difficulty botween a man and wife residing In
the neighborhood of Nineteenth and Gallowhill
streets. ManD, it Is alleged, went to the woman,
representing himself as a constable, and got
some money trom heron condition that he would
not arrcßt her. He made a second effort to get
money, and then the woman had him arrested.
He was committed in default of $BOO ball.
Chargb or Larceny. —Henry Helmbold was
before Alderman Manll.yesterday, upon the oharge
of the larceny of $9O. It seems that a stranger
was taken sick at the Washington House, in
Wost Philadelphia. Tho landlord had $OO be
longing to him. It is alleged that Helmbold in
duced Ihe eick man to let him have the money to
deposit in bank, and has since refused to refund
the money. He was held to bail to answer.
An Impudent Thief.—A negro, named Wm.
Hall, went Into a confectionery store, on Chest
nut street, above Thirty fourth, yesterday after
noon. Ho selected a lot of candy, which was
tied np and banded to him bv the woman la at
tendance. Hall romarked, “1 don’t pay for any
thing,” and left, taking the package with him.
He was subsequently arrested, and after a hear
ing before Alderman Hand, was sent to prison.
Attempted Robbeby This morning, about
three o’clock, an attempt was made to break Into
the store of Isaac Rosenbaum, on Eighth street,
above Race A jimmy was need upon a rear
door, bnt before on entrance had been effected,
the thieves were frightentd off by the Sixth Dls
-11 let Police.
Receiving Stolen Goods— Jas. Kano, whose
establishment Is on Bixth street, below Fitzwater,
has been arrested upon the charge of receiving
stolen goods, vis., a box of tobacco, a chest of
tea and a roll ol carpet. He will have a hearing
tniß afternoon, at the Central Station.
Bebiobb Charge James Hines has been sent
to prison by Alderman Pancoast to answer the
charge of committing an Indecent assault upon a
little girl, twelve years of age. Hines boarded
with the parents of the child, who reside in the
neighborhood of Sixteenth and Poplar streets.
North Broad Street— The Mayor has di
rected that a detail of policemen, under charge of
Day Sergennt Adam Reese, shall be stationed
along North Broad street, on Bunday alternoons,
to prevent fast driving, which has been greatly
indulged In heretofore.
Press Club— An adjonrned buelness mooting
of the Press Club of Philadelphia will be held
this afternoon at the rooms, No. CO7 Walnut
street. The new by-laws prepared by the Board
of Directors will be presented.
Gkn. Grant— Gen. Grant has glvon his con
sent to be present at the Lyle MonnmentFnnd
ball to-night.
Firk—About 4 o’clock this morning, tho match
factory of Conrad Shaffer, No. 10K) Otsego Btreet,
was damaged by fire to the extent of $5O.
Public Temperance Meeting in the North
Broad Street Presbyterian Church, corner Broad
and Green streets, this (Wednesday) evenlDg, at
o’clock. Addresses by Major-General E. M.
Gregory, J. R. Bypher, Esq., of the Now York
Tribune, and Rev. Dr. Stryker, Pastor ot the
church. All are invited.
The Firemen's Ball.—The ball of the Fire
Department, In aid of tho Lyle Monument Fund,
will take place this evening at the Acadomy of
Music, and bids fair to be a grand spectacle. The
decorations by the various fire companies will bo
very elaborate. Everything to make the affair
brilliant" or attractive has been done by the
committee on arrangements!'
t m oaii.y EYEHISG WBbNBBPAY FEBRUARY 10,1869»
Tun Mammoth Botk.—Tßh ica in tho Mam
with Skating Rink, Tweety-first and Raw,
keeps in good condition, notwithstanding tha
mildnees of the weather. - Bolag. very solid, vf
the finest quality, snd elght .lndie8 i thick, wo
doubt not that there will bo skating in this rink
for ■weeks to ctose.’ Tho Dlrectore givoagraod
carnival on the 20th tort .Which, will doubtless
bo a brilliant uffatr. Those In fancy costume
only will be pllowed.to, use the lea brt .aon
skaters and non-costumers: will bo admitted on
spectator’s tickets. An immense concourse win
probably be present on the occasion.
Tot Advanckmbsx or Education—A public
meeting of the cltizons of the First Ward, called
by| the Board of School Directors of the Ward,
will be held to-morrow evening, in tho lecturo
fodm of Scott M. E. Church, Eighth street above
Tasker,for the purpose of advancing the ictereaH
of the public schools, and petitioning City Couc
vCllS to appropriate sufficient sums to erect a
Grammar School on the southeast corner of
'Seventh and Dickerson- streets. The school
houses in this section are said to bo in a very di
lapidated condition.
The extraordinary art salo of American oil
paintings and crystal medallions, being the pol
lcctien from the American Art Gal!o.ry, Now
' York, commences this evening jit Seott’6 Art
Gallery. 1020 Cheethut street. The catalogue
numbers 260 gems, all handsomely framed m fine
gold .leaf. This ia a most worthy object, as the
plctnrea are sold for the benefit of the artists.
Those, wishing to purchase really works of art
should attend. Will bo to-morrow
and Friday evening. - r
THB~FEHAi.u"Aim-SriAVEaT— Sooibty.—The
Philadelphia Female Anti-Slavery Society holds :
Its thirty-fifth annual meeting to-morrow (Thurs
day) afternoon, at hair-past three o'clook, at tho
: Assembly Buildings. The annual-report of the
doings of the Society will be read, and there will
probably besoms addressee by prominent lights
of the anti-slavery movement. Tho public gen
erally are lnvijed to be present. . ,;
Clark's Gold Medal Rteon is univer
sally conceded to be the best and most , economical
Range In the market. It will heat three rooms com
fortably, is a splendid baker,comramee very little fael,
and Is easily managed and cleaned out. Do not rail
to examine this Range before purchasing. Sold
wholesale and retail by Jonw 8. Oaabk,
Manufacturer. 1008 Market street.
Sole agent and manufacturer of the celebrated Bal
timore Improved Fire-place Heater.
A World of Thanks ibduß - -
To the botanist who first discovered the virtues or
the QuiUaya Sovanaria, or Soap Tree of ChilL The
wonderful demining and purifying property of its bare
gives to the fragrant Soxodont much of its unrivalled
efficacy as a preservative toi the teeth.
A. L. Vansant, Ninth and Chestnut, manufac
turer of French Confections; also Jordan-roa«ted
Almonds, Caiamelß,choice Almorla Grapes, superior
Drinking Chocolate.
Quiet and sootho the pain of children teething—
Dee Bower’s Infant Cordial. Sold by all Druggists.
Cuktains, Window-Shades, Uphplstery and
Bedding- Houses fiued out ertire by practical work
men. No delay, no disappointment, at Patten’s, HOS
Chestnut street. .
Have your Upholstering done at Patten’s, 1408
Cbesinnt street He is always ready .prompt, charges
moderately, and gives entire satisfaction'.
To tub Ladies. ' ,
We now have a splendid and large Stock of Ladies’
and Misses’ Hats, which cannot be excelled for dura
bility and make. Oakfobpb’, Continental Hotel.
Conns, Bunions, Inverted .Nalls, skillfully
treated by Dr. J; Davidson, No. 915 Chestnut street
Charges moderate.
Furniture Mended, Varnished and ,-made to
look equal to new, Work done -at house or 1 taken
away, at Patten’s, 1408. Chesmut street.
Deafness, Blindness and Catarrh.
J. Isaacs. M. D., Professor or the. Eye and Bar
treats all diseases appertaining to the above members
with the atmoet success.. Testimonials from the most
reliable sources in the city can be seen at this office.
No. 80S Arch Street The medical faculty are invited
to accompany their patlents,as he has nu secretß in his
practice. Artificial eyes inserted. No,.charge made
for examination. %.
Gents’ Hats —Gents Hats, -
Of the latest and most fashionable Btyle.
At the lowest price.
Oakvobpb’. 834 and 656 Chestnut street.
No Humbug.— CurtaSrand Shades selling at a
great reduction. No pretence, but real bofia fide bar
gains, at Patten’s. 1408 Chestnut street.
Reduction in Peiceb,
To close off
Winter Stock,
Charles Stokes & Co.,
Clothiers.
No. 824 Chestnut street.
Surgical Instruments and druggists’ sun
dries. - _ __
Snowden & Brother,
23 South Eighth street.
trace Marine Bulletin en inside Page.
ABBIYED THIS DAE. .
Steamer Tonawanda, Jenninaa. TO hours from Savan
nah. with cotton, lx. to Philadelphia and Southern Mail
Steamer 0 L Gaw, Her. 18 hours from Baltimore, with
mdse to A Grov*. -
Bohr Julia E Gamaite. Sweeny, Now York. D Cooper.
Scbr Annie Barton. Frink, Charleston, Penn Gaa Co.
Comopondence of tha PMladetnhla Exchange.
UEWEB.DJX.Feb. B—6 PM.
BchrMary E Graham. from Baltimore for New York:
P L Whiton. do for Saugoe; M Hand, do for Providence,
and Borah, from Ghlncoteague for New York. A bark,
supposed the L T Stocker, from Matanzaa, paused In to
day. Winds.
Youre, Ac.
ifTCMORANPA.
Bhip Groen Jacket, Brough, from Calcutta, at Boston
7 Steamer Russia (Br), Cook, cleared at Hew York yes
terday lor Liverpool, _ _ . _ . _
Steamer Morro Castle, Adams, at Havana yesterday
fr ßerk^Abordeen. Treat, sailed from Cardenas 23th alt
for this port „ , _ __ , 4
Brig Levi Stevens, Stevens, from Ban Franchco. at
(Br). McKenzie, from Liverpool, with an
assorted caargo, before reported at Nassau 27tb uH. in
distress. Is bound to Philadelphia. She pat In on the 14th
with loss of Boils land leaking.
Brig Frontier, Skinner, sailed from Cardenas 29th ult.
for a port north of Hatteras.
Brig Alice (Hr). Simpson, sailed from Havana Sdlnst
for Delaware Breakwater. v
Scbr Emily A Bartle. Smith, fconce at Cardenas 29th
ult and sailed for Caibarlen.
Scbr T Mattbews,Chee6eman, sailed from Cardenas 29th
uli
B'chrDaTid°FmMt. Balled from Cienfuegoa 28th nit. tor
Bchr JUiUcardo Jova.H«Tiß,.ailed from Clenfnegoa 28th
ill for this port.
Bchr Charlotte, Btraoham. Bailed from Malaga 80th alt
r °Bchr l Albert Mason, Kobo, from Portland for this port at
baloney, from Providence for Hiker’s
Island, to load fish guano for Charleston, at Near York
das S Shlndler, Lee, and Mary E Somert, Somers,
at Boßton yesterday from Mobile,
Bear John Johnson, Mcßride, from Boston for Havana,
remained at Newport Bth inst
Scbr Jonathan May (8 masted), Neal, from Bagaala
Grande, with sugar and molasses for this port put into
Cbaile&ton 6th inst as before reported, loaky and other*
wise damaged, having on the Ist and 2d lnstanU,o£f Capes
Florida and Canaveral experienced heavy gales from SB,
*°Bchr Emma Bacon. Bearse, at Portland 6th Inst, from
Boston, to load for this port.
Schr Mary E Vancleaf, McCobh, from Georgetown, SC.
for Portland, at Holmes 1 Hole 7th inst.
Scbr Ruth II Shaw, Shaw, sailed from Cardonas 29th
ult. for New Orleans.; „ . . .
Brig Colorado (Br), from Clenfuegos for New York, at
Key weßt In distressed discharged cargo and was wait*
ins orders Feb. t. „ _ ,
Scbr Cbiloe, Hatch, from Boston for Georgetown, SO,
which put into Nassau Dec 29 with lossot malnboom,
sailed 9th ult to reaume her voyage.
MTO KEN'torilOliSE AND B I'uRE NO. 236 CHEST
nut etiectv,S
Apply to
J. BEBGEANT PRICE,
No. bll Arch street.
M MODERN RESIDENCE WANTED-ON WEST
CbcetDUt,,Wolnat or Bpruco Htrceta. Price from
SEO.OOU to $85,000. .
TN TUB ORPHANS' COURT FOR TUB CITY AND
1 County of PhUadelphia.—!Ketato of JAMBS HON
STEAD, dcceaeed. and SARAH BONSTEa ".deceased
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle Bud
adjust .the accounts of JOHN BONSTEAD, Executor of
the Estates of J*ME3 BONSTEAD, deceased, and &A
RAb BONSTEaD, dcooaeed, and to report dl.tribution
or tbo balance In tuo hands of the accountant, trill moot
the parties interested for the purpoeocf hla appointment;
on TUESDAY, February 33. 18&. at 4 o'clock t. Mh at
Lis office. No. 134 South Sixth street. In the City of Phila
delphia.
felO w.f.ra MS WM, M, BULL. Auditor.
KEM6IVAB-J. M. OUMMEY & SONS, REAL ESTATE
Broken. hare removed to No. 733 Walnut street.
CITY notices.
W A RINB BPLLBTIH.
POET OP PHILADELPHIA- Fehruaky 10.
TO KENT.
WANTS*
fiEOAh NOTICES.
SrefltrtA fupe for AdctjMooal
MAM MO T H SKA TIN G hIN K
'lwrcniy-Flr»tn.nd Koce S troets,
. . Open Daily..
FonttoUA,fi.»ndBfc>B andTM to HIP. U. :
FOR BKATEHB AND THBPDBUC6
IC OBt'B t'C-K,
INTRODUCED AT A COST OF $B,OBl.
THE MEAGHEB BBOTHBBS .
Perform every evciitae.-'lßiMhe.pubHcCan nso tie Ice
uninterruptedly .duriaSthsirexhtbltioiu.
Admlsflon Durlog the Day..... .SB cents
laino Avcnlne ............SO centi
Coupon Tickets (twenty admissions), admitting day or
evening, 85,..
N.B.—Preparations are being made for,a GRIND
FANtiY JDRKBB SKATING AND PRO » BNAD a. OAK.
NIVAL, under the auspices of tho-MEAiHIBK- BRO
THKItS. on the 9llth lost. Of t your Co.tumo# ready.
frlO-tf ■■■
CLOTHING HOUSE,
MARKET STREET,
1-IUI.AIPKI.VHJA.
-gf- ----- -
First Glass Ready-Made Clothing, BuU
csblc for all Seasons, constantly on
hand. Also, a Handsome
Line of Piece Qoodqfor
Custom Work.
WATCBEB, IBIHaJtTV *W
ENGAGEMENT AND WEDDING
KIN OS.
A Urge assortment of Coin and 18 karat always on hand.
LEWIS LADOMUS & CO . Jewelers,
802 CHESTNUT STREET.
f efl rptffr
fPBWITPBE. ACe
GEO. J. HENKELS,
CABINET MAKER,
1301 and 1303 CHESTNUT STREET.
fel 3mrp4 : _gAljlg__ :
MACUIiIEGI. ~~
PRICES BEDUO ED.
Sbaw & Juitke’s Hertnry Bteam and Teil
flanges
are entirety reliable, indicating by the absolute weight of
Mercury the exact pressure -Upon the Boilere* Manufao*
taxed by PHILIP 8. JXISIICE,
14 North FIFTH Btreet, Philadelphia. :
Bhope- Seventeenth and Coatee Btreeta, Philadelphia.
Infallible tow-Water Signal,
Always Indicating by the melting of Resin In the bowl at
the Steam Whittle and Bounding the alarm, when there
is a dangerously tow stage of water in th© Boiler. Mann,
facturedby PHILIP 8, JCSrillE,
14 North FIFTH Street, Philadelphia,
Bhope—Seventeenth and Coatee Btreeta, Philadelphia.
Hydraulio Jacks and Testing Maohinea
ot all elzea from 4 to 100 tone lifting power. Manufao
tUredb7 PHILIP 8. JUSTICE,
14 North FIFTH Street, Philadelphia.
Bbope—Seventeenth and Coatee Btreeta, Philadelphia.
_la4_mw_f3m£P4_ — —■
MISCKIiMHEOPB.
ONLY 2,000 LEFT
OF THE
NEW MUSIC ALBUMS,
Haidsomtly bound is Leather and Rich Gliding, eostunog
FIFO of the Newest. Pieces of Hdaig foe Fine, both
Vocal and Instrumental.
Beal Valne $25, and Bold for Only $2 50.
AT
J. E. GUILD'S PIAHO WAREROOMS,
923 CHESTNUT STREET.
butler, WEAVER & GO.
NEW CORDAGE FACTORY
HOW IN FULL GFKBATXOH.
Ho. UN. WATER and OH. DEL. a*«
gEWIHfI MACHINES.
Saddlers, Harness-ill alters. nanafac*
turers ol ilothing. Boots, BUoes,dc<^,
Will And It to their Interest tonae our UNRIVALLED
MACHINE TWIST and the "Milford Linen Tore ad."
Manufactured ezpreaely for ua from the boat material,
and warranted a superior article.
THE BIRfIEB BAJIBFACTIIBIHfI COnPUlf
Mazxnfaetnrera and SINGER BEWINQ
,-ogg- 1108
HOOP BKill 18.
1115 wmTtThopkinb. 1115
Manufacturer of the Celebrated Champion Hoop
shirts, has removed to hla xiew and coun
modloua building. No. 1118 Chestnut street. (Girard RowJ
where ho has opened for Inspection the uu-geat assort
ment of Hoop bklrta. Corsets. &o„ In this country. In.
c oding every quality, style, size and shape, fro-n the
highest to llio lowest grade of goods at such prices aa
BKIKTTJ 1 * 'S' ALTERED AND
cnaxvio REPAIRED.
Bpodal attention la Invited to our assortment of
LADIES' UNDER GARMENTS.
which we are .selling at very low prlcee.
We bny our Goods ot ilrst bands, in largo QUANTI*
wifs lor CASH, and at each prices that we CAN and
WMjL»&I every article In our IIneCHBAPEK than they
mn be had anywhere else. . .
Please call and Judge for ypursolvos, atour Monnfao
lm
WINES, MQPOBB, AC.
J ORDAN’S CELEBRATED PURE TONIC ALE FOR
hfmfw firalshed with hla full Wlntor
supply of hla highly nutritious and well-known beverage.
ltß wide erread and Increasing use, by order of physi
cians. for lurol ds.uso of fomjuoe, o ®SSiS' lnitiM 1 ni t iM ar
attention of all consumers who want a strictly pure ar-
SSr.Prepared from tho best material*, and put up In the
moot careful manner for home use or transportation. Or
den by mall or otherwise prompUy
‘aaa Pear street,
ae7 tf Below Third and Walnut streets.
TFgLS^kH^cl[&w B fflcM2M
JreA Mode'S?, lfi“™ V Bwita Crunßum.
handles and fc
Below Third and Walnut etroota and above d^ok
etroot —j—^»eB-—»—■!■■■ ; EI nil Tin
T BOTEIfi.
xyABHINGTGNHOUBFj, M : ~
* T Remains open during the Winter.
Good accommodations.^
Proprietor.
JOSEPH UAFETRA.
E.R. JONES,
707 Walnut atreet
•hOTHIND.
JONES’
ONE-PRICE
tei lmo*
RET U RN
OF THB
O Y
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF LIVERPOOL,
TO THE AUDITOR GENERAL OF PENNSYL
VANIA.OF THE AFFAIRS OF THAT
COMPANY ON JUNE 30,1808. :
Capital Slc«k Ten Millions of Dollars,
BTOSB B6SDBGD TOOUim IHIBEI,
OP WHICH
96,165 SHARES TAKEN,
each raid, « -
Assam
Seal ‘ EtUto belonging te l ha Company.....
> Cafh on hand and In 8ank..........
Cub in Branch Office* and Agent**hand,..
fcoana atcmed by Bond:
Loan, ucnred an Lite Folielee
Stock,of theCnitedStiUo*, held In New
X0i*,.... WW
Amount invsatod in Btocka In Groat Briiata« IABMSI#
Amount bold m Collateral for Louu, with
margin? of from 17 tOSSjercant....;
LIABILITIES.
I/xsce pending adjustment. .....
Lowo< paid during the yoar... —@1,819.425
Loeaee not paid and included In e*
tlmatecf «l»8«
Dividend* declared
Dividend* aot paid
Ailother claim* agalnit the Company, one
fourth Government duty
INCOME FOR SEAR.
Ca«h Prcmiuma received. Fire Branch....
Jnteieet Money Inroetmoata, Fire Branch
Income from other source*, Fire Branch..
Income,Fire Branch. 82,401,855
EXPENDITURES FOR YEA.B
EoesM, u above, Including those not paid... Bt.tSS.t4o
Dividerds..
Expenditure* of every description.
GEORGE WOOD, Agent,
226 WALNUT STRJEET.
6, 1863 a
UNITED STATES BRANCH
or TUB
Liverpool and Loudon and Globe
INSURANCE COMPANY,
On tbe First Day of January, 1869,
In Conformity with the Laic of Pennsylvania.
Authorized Capita 1........ 810*000,000
Pold-op Capital 1,958,700
Total Assets in Gold arc over... 17,000,000
INVESTMENTS AND FUNDS RETAINED IN THB
UNITED STATES.
Real Eetate held by the .Company In the
United Statea
CubDepotitain Bank!
Amount of Cub,in bands of Agents and in
cocrteof transmission.
Amount or Loans, on Bond and Mortgage, con
etitutJng first liens on Real Estate (In the
United Stales) on fchich Uiere is less than one
year’s interest duo
Amount of Loans, Stocks, etc., held by the
Company, market value % ©3,769 60
Other available assets 126,193 00
INCOME IN THE UNITED STATES.
Cash Premiums from Jan. U 1968, to Jan. 1,
18©. * 1.789,619 80
Amount of Interest - 100,755 34
Amount of Income from other sourees 19.638 44
EXPENDITURES AND LIABILITIES.
Amount of Looses daring the year which havo
beta paid *
Amount of Lome In suit or contested during
theyegr 80.000 00
Amount of Loesee during the year not yet paid. 1U.074 00
Amount paid for re-insurance and return pre
miums
' Amount of expenses during the year, including
commissions and feee to Officers and Agents
in the United States 296,008 19
Amount of Taxes • 69,144 61
Amount of allother expenses of the Company. 81133 07
STATE OF NEW YORK. „ „
City audOoukty of Nbw Yohk, so.
Be it remembered that on this 30th day of January. A.
D 1869, before me. the subscriber, a commissioner, in and
for the State of Now YO'k, .duly commissioned and an
tbonzed by the Governor of Pennsylvania. to take He.
knowledgmenl of deede and other writings, to be used
and recorded in the State of Pennsylvania. and to
administer oatha and affirmations, personally appeared
ALFRED FELL, Jn-.Beeident Secretary of the Liverpool
and London Globe Insurance Company, and made oath
that the abovo and f oreßoluß is a true statement of the
condition of said Company upon the first dav of January,
1869. and I further ceriify that 1 have made peraonal ex
amination of the condition of aaid Liverpool and London
Globe Insurance Company on this day, and, am eatlsfied
that they have assets safuly invested in the United States
to the amount ol *3,600000: that 1 have examined the
securities now in the hands of the Company, as set forth
in the forsKOlnc statement, and the same aro of the value
represented in the statement. ..... „ ,
1 further corUfy that 1 am not interested in the affairs
of said Company. ......
In witness whereof I have horennto set my hand and
affixed my official seal, Doth day of January, A,
(fr.ii'j D. 18 KDWARD F. CORBY, Ja, Commissioner.
ADVISORY BOARD IN PHILADELPHIA.
Messrs: CHARLES S. BMITH.
LEMUEL COFFiN,
JOBBPH W. LEWIS. ,
HENRY A. DUHRING,
EDWARD BITER.
ATWOOD SMITH,
GENERAL AGENT FOR PENNSYLVANIA.
80. 6 mertboatb’ Exchange, Pblladelpbla.
tea w f m 6trps
EIAhTIiTBPON II« .
Pennsylvania Elastic Sponge
1111 Cheitant Street, Pblladelpbla.
EIiABTIcHsPONGHfI,
A SUBSTITUTE FOR CUBLED HAIR FOR ALT,
a. SOBDiii UPHOLSTERY PURPOBE3
CHEAPER THAN FEATHERS OR HAIR, AND FAB
SUPERIOR*
The Lightest. Softest and moat Elastic and Durablo ma-
CARRIAGE AND
It is entirely Indestructible, perfeotly clean and free
from dust.
IT DOES NOT PACK AT ALL I
is always free from insect life: is perfectly hoalthy, and
for thoslok is tmoqualod. . . M
If Belied in any way, can be renovated quicker and
easier than any othor Mattress.
Special attentionjdven to _.
FURNISHING CHURCHES. HALLS. Sc.
Railroad mon are especially invited to examine the
CUihi ° UBl sffiBFACTION GUARANTEED.
Tim TRADE SUPPLIED.
Ivaomwflyf
BIUSICARw
street ' " aumilt
IJK> PHYBICIARS.
Allow me to call four attention t» my PEBPABITiOM
OP COMPOUND EXTRACT BOCHU. TheeoapoaaMt
parts are BUCHU, Lona Liar, CUBEBB, JCHIPHB
BEBIUEB.
Mon* or PBtrA&aTio&—Bucho, in vacua. Jsuitor
Barries, by dtatlßatlon, to (arm a One gin. Cobcbe ex-
tracted by displacement by llQtur obtained from Jaaipor
Berrien, containing very Uttla eugar, .small proportion *<
spirit, and tnoro palatable than any now in nsa. The
active properties are by this mode extracted.
81,442,470
Bucha, as prepared by Druggists generally, bat a dark
1.074.W4
841,828
845,818
1,744.6ni
818,7*5
Color, It is a plant that emits Its fragrance: the actio* of
a Baaie destroys this (Its active principle), leaving adssfc
and glutinous decoction, Mlnefa thocolorof Ingredlentol
The Baeha in my preparation pndominatee i the em sliest
8,311,024
Quantity of the ether ingredients are added, to prormsf
88,092,798
a Tincture, os made In Fhannacopcea, nor Is it a Syrup—
and therefore (can be need In cases where fever or iadalh-
mationlexistß. In thb .you have the knowledge it the
Ingredients and the mode of preparation.
8282,200
Hoping that you will favor It with a trial,and that apen
82.807.85 S
78JRi
17.318
Inspection it wQI meet with vonr approbation.
With a feeling of confidence.
Chemist and Druggist of 16 Toars' Experience la
82,290,340
Bzumowe Pum> Errsacn Bcoan, for weakness
arising from Indiscretion. The exhausted powers of
Nature which arc accompanied by so many alarming
symptoms, among » bleb wBl be found InSspositioo t*
Exertion. Loes of Memory, Wakefulness. Horror ,of
Blseaie, or Forebodings of Eribinfact. Universal Land-
todr.'Prostration, and Inability to enter into the cajoy-
menta of society.
The Constitution, once affected with Organic Woak.
ness, requires tbo aid of Medicine to strengthen and la-
vigorate the system, which HELMBOUPB EXTRACT
BUCHU Invariably does. V no trfeatpient if rotnnlttftd
.8263,122 S 3
. 93.86191
to, Consumption or Insanity ensure.
mjß&m
Hxuinonn’B Fluid Ex act Bgomr, In effeettoea pa-
cullar to Ft male*, is nnegnalod by any other preparation.
9M.555M
as in Chlorosis, or Retention. Palnfulnas, or Suppression
of Customary Evacuations, Ulcerated or Bchlrras Btate Of
the Uteruxand an complaints Incldeat to the sex,whether
arising from habits of dissipation, imprudence Ip. or tfc*
954.925 34
decline or change of life.
Helnsold’s Fluid Extolot Buanu aud Ikteotkd
123,928 77
Boss Wasn will radically exterminate from the system
diseases arising from habits of dissipation, at little ex.
pence, little or no change in diet, no inconvenience or ex-
posure: completely superseding those unpleasant and
dangerous remedies, Copatvs and Mercury, tn all these
dieeosea.
Use Hblmbold’s Fluid Extea or Buanu in all diseases
of these organs, whether existing tn the male or female.
from whatever cause originating, and no matter of how
longstanding. It is pleasant in taste and odor, H imtoe>
a elate” in action, and more strengthening than any of the
preparations of Bark or Iron,
The so suffering from -broken-down or delicate constl-
tntions, procure the remedy at once.
The reader must be aware that, however slight may
bo the attack of the abovo diseases. It is certain to affect
the bodily health and mental powers.
an the above diseases require the aid ef a Diuretie.
HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU Is the great Diuretic.
Bold by Druggists everywhere. Psios-8125 per bottle
or 6 bottles for 86 DO. Delivered to any address. Describe
symptoms in all communications.
Address, Modlcal Dopot, 104 3. Tenth street, PhOada.
Drug and Chemical Warehouse, 591 Broadway, N, Y.
Mono aro genuine unless dsifo up In stoohengravod
wrapper, with my Chomloal Warehouse).
and signed
de2 w m
Hew Yoke. AngnstlMh,tM,
;npoa Inspection. It will be fen*d cwt to be
1 am, very respectfully.
H. T. JOELMBOLD,
Philadelphia, and now located at his Drag and
Chemical Warehouse. 6M Broadway, Hew
H.T. HELMBOLD