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Concerning Michael Alike - 10,4qm% Twani
writes as follows in his book just published:
In this conneet)ii I wish to say one word
abouk.Michael Angelo Ruena.rotti.
_I used to,
worship the mighty genluS of Michael Angelo
—that man who wnelrreat', peony, painting,
, sculpture; -great everything
lie undertook. But I do not want : Michael
Angelo for breakfast—for luncheon,-fordin
ner—for tea= Supper-46k betweefivinetils.
I like a cha.nge occasionally, 'ln Ge499 , .:11e..
&Signed 'everything ; in Milan lieor his pupil's
designed everything ; be designed' , the lake of
Como, -in'Padun;VerOlia," Venice,
whom , did we ever hear of front guides but
Michael Angelo :' In Florence Ihe painted
everything, designed' everything, nearly, and
what he did not design lah,used to sit, on a
favorite stone and. look at 144nd they , slidsied
us the stone. In Pisa he designed'everything
but the old shot tower , and •theY. Would have
attributed that to him if it, had not, ,been so
awfully out of the perpendienlar. Redesigned
the piers of Leghorn and;the Custorn,House
gqil.lt i Q flivi
it is frightful. lie designed 8t: Peter's ;he de
signed the Pope; hedesigned„
iber • the Pantheen,the
uniform of - PoP • e's Rohliers,ithe • T the
Vatican, the Celisnint, the "OaPitol,,the, Tar
pekuk Rock; the Rarberini st.4ohn
Lateran, the Carapagrui;the.APpiati ' Way',
the-
Seventhibv the Baths lofoCakacalla i the': Clan
dian Aqueduct, , the CloaCti , 141 itna lie' eter
nal bore designedthe;EternalCitY, and , 'unless
all men and books do lieitepainted.eVerything
in it.
I never felt so ferventlitlirinkful, si:osOothed,
so tranquil, so filled With'ablessed 'teace;; as I
did yesterday whenll:learriedl that Michael
Angelo wasideadai „ •
(They glthle:1(; Were ; intolerable nuisance
but he showt his.opinatryinenboWsto , deal With
them
. • -
Wehave taken out of this guide.. He, has
marelied •us through miles of pictures and
sculfithre in the vast. corridor's of the Vatican ;
and through miles of pictures and sculpture in
twenty other palaces; he has shown us the
peat pictnie of the Sistine Chapel, and frescoeS
enough ,to i freseo , the heavens—and pretty
much all.done by:Michael, Angelo. So with
him we have played that game which . has
vanquished so many inideS for us-;--imbecility
and. idiotic .questions. -Theseelbatitres never
suspect—they have no idea of sarcasm. ''
Ile , shows us a figure- and says : "Statoo
brunzo." (BrOnze statue.) •
We look at it indifferently and the doctor,
asks: 4tßy Michael,Angelo ?" -
"No—not knoW who."
Then 'he , shows its- the ancient Roman
Forum., The doctor asks: " 3liclutel, An
gelo ?"
A , stare 'from the guide. " No--thouSan'
. • .
' year before heis - „
Then an Egyptian obelisk. Again: "Michael
- Angelo ?"
, t 01), 711071 dieu, genteelmen! Zis is two
thousan' year before' he is born!"
He grows so tired of that unceasing question
sometimes that he, dreads to 'Show us anything
.at 'all; The wretch has tried all the ways he
can think of to make us comprehend' that
Michael Angelo is only resPonsiltle for the crea - -
thin' Of 'a ..part of the World; but somehow he
haS not succeeded yet. Relief for overtasked
eyes 444 i?ntin front study: and sight-seeing is
necessary, or we shill, become idiotic sure
enough. . Therefore this• guide. must continue
to suffer. If he does not enjoy it, so =tektite
worse for him. We do." • ' •
The doctor asks the questions, generally, be
cause he Can keep his countenance, - and look
more like an insipid idiot, and throw more im
becility in the tone of his voice than any man
that' It comes natural to him. -
. The guides in Genoa are delighted to secure
an Anaerican party, because Americans so much
worider, Mid deal so Much in. sentiment and.
emotion before any relic of :Columbus... Our
guide there .fidgeted, about as if, he had swal
lowed a spring mattress. He was full of aul-.
mation,—full_of impatience. He said : • ,
"Come wis me, genteelmen l—come I•I.
show you ze letter written by Christopher
Columbo!--wfite it himself?—write it wis his
oWn -, handl—come !" , • •
He took us to the municipal palace. After
much iiiiinesSive'flunbling 'of keys and opening'
of hicks, the stained and aged document vas
spread before us. 'The guide'e. eyes sparkled.
, lie danced aboitt Us 'and tapped the parchment
"
"What I tell you, gentlemen ? , Is it not ST.) - ? -
See, handwriting of ; Christopher Colombo—
write it,liimself!".
The Byron Scandal.
Loxpox,. September 3.' The„ , Times to-day
haU an'editorial onthe article in. the Atlailtic
Monthly, by Mrs. Stowe,.in._ relation - to Lord
and Lady Byron. The writer, after comment
ing 'on the character: and position of Lord
Byroll,emisiders Wt. StOW - e'S story a faithful
repredtietion of Lady . Byrim'e statement to her
Solicitore. The latter do not:hesitate hi mattd-:
resting a desire, to; discredit,', but do not,COn
tradict the , story.. It is , iMpoSeible :.that
Mrs.., -, Stowe..; -.understood,... once ; . and.
forgot • ; afterward , :. to! substantiate ' part .:
Of the statement, bat' it :'• IS i perfectly : poSsi- /
ble and probable that the Wife wa.e . .a, victim of
a delusion: '!We ' can find nothing iiikonipati,
bid with encli a hypethiesis„ 'pr( the Contrary,,
her•story unintentionalirgenfirins it. `We have
' vainly searched to see ,what Lord Byron ; id'
: and did to confirm the suspicion of - guilt; rind. •
only find. vague. expressions that . . the wife Was
fully convinced. The l'a:et is startling, but not:
less so When we remember that she•-thenght -
hint insane. We' cannot cenjeettne howi the
.1 wife came to entertaintlie,snspicion, but can
easily understand. bow, once entertaining kit
first imposed: on, Herself 'and' then on, Mrs.
Stowe. It would , only be what . :thousands of
unhappy wives have done before to have sus-.
picions of exceptional ' piorinity removed.
, : rr This b quite accounts for Ihe'doubts of her
husband's sanity, and the low opinion.his own
confessions may have led dyer to form of his
morality, f '
`lnc PattltairlATZette - says un this-subject
Whatever May be the retisons 'that 'deter."
------- 'ldialfcbTlfe'S - 7own — liaticlwritingi-writer- - Ef l -lim - --.7minedAliZiitaTottiraniltel.94 - i10.e. --, _"
.
' self." • ihe_faiblication of Lady Byrdn's.Papers, 3i0,,
Then the doctor laid" the document down Stowe cannot be such a serious otlfifeT - if""i;h'O -- , -
' and•said :, • . • : _-' ' : ' grand-children seriously, . thought of printing
"'Why' lia.Ve seen boys in Ainerica only them. The solicitors, in their letter recently.
fourteen 'yeal.S.Cild 'Who cotild Write better than. published, Mahe no charge of inaccuracy, but .
.... . / :
. that" - • -• • . of incompleteness. The inference is that Mrs.
'' But this is the great ChriStO—"Stone's statement is correct, but more remains
!' I don't care. who !itis l : It's the. ! worst to be told. • ' : • -
- writing I ever saw. Now, you nmstn't think : The 'Morning Pest 086 has an article on the •
you can impose on us because :we are strap- question; - Wherein **writer says , • •
ger& •We are not fools' by 4: .goOd / deal..' If : As'lady Byron's Will eonnnitted
.her papers
you have - tiny Specimens ofilienirianship of real to the care of trustees under Certain conditionS,
merit, tin them out—and if you haVell't • drive , and as Mrs. StOwe was not one, her story is:
on,!" entirely gratuitous and unanthorized, ; Shehas
„
We drove on. ' , committed a breach of confidence, reposed 'in
We have made it interesting for this Roman ' her,, and the offence, by her own showing, ddes
guide. 'Yesterday we spent three Or foin hours: : net' admit of extenuation.. .Thin'e was no error /
in the Vatican again, that wonderful world of of judgment in the Matter:' '' it is • for Mrs. '
curiosities. We came very near expressing in- Stowe to explain her Motives. ;It does lint.
terest • sometimes—even admiration; it was signify whether:Mrs. Stowe was ignorant of,
very hard to keep from it. We sticeeeded,though. the femurs of the will or not. It was • a viola'-,,
.
Nobody else ever did in the Vatican museum s. Lion of confidence, an outrage on the dead, and
~ Nobody ,else
The gidde was bewildered, nonplussed; Ile a disregard of the' feelings'of the ‘ living all
walked his' legs off
,nearly bunting tip extraor- the same. She, ought to knew/ that public con--
dinary• things, amfexiumsted 'all bas ingenuity science ciiiiriot ~ie so ()Wended , With impunity;
on ifs, but, it was a failure; we. never showed
tidy interest in anything. . lie bail reserved ' ~ Test - 0 .
'lke ath in Virginia.
what he considered to be his greatest Wonder The War Department':ori •Thiirsday receiVecr
till the lasb-,--a royal "Egn,tian' mummy, the from Attorney-Generahlloar file Opinienrelar,
best preserved in ' the" world, perhaps. Tie tive to political atlaii.s in Virginiti,, and has
took us there, lle felt so sure this time that transmitted the same to Geiteml:Ciinby for liia'
son - le:of ins eld:entliiisiaSm came.back to him . information and :guidance. It :de ends, ,upon/,
. ii ST e r g6lt:eetmeniolpuly-l-mmunty 1 . '! ;-. 1 -• -Itlie-L-Inttei'--- - - to , nelke,-'-• the -"full ---tekt,L public
: ..- The, e...'e'-glasS . eanie- bp as calmly, as : delibe- The in says that the Legislature
rattly as c.1.e.r.;„ ~ . ... . must,_ aS._pl'eTcquigtc, 41111111 i it- thq cotieth. l
".I),li:Feigusen, Wliat Aid, 1. understand you tution and their action thereon to dongreiS for.
to Say Ile gentleman's name was 2 "
approval. In this the, test oath will riot be
. !;! " N ame ?- , --he got no name I—linnanny !-,--. required. if the Constitution and the action:
'i;yptian mminny !" , : ' ' of the Legislature be approved, the Legislature
" Yes, yes.' Born here ?"' ' then becomes the Legislature :of• , •:t ie.
"No! 'Gyptlein mummy !" State of ~ Virginia, and the . provieio is
Ali, just so:: 'Frenchmari,l presmim? " - of the Constitution fixing the qualilications of•
No!--Lnot Frenchintin;_kit Roman!--.born members of the Legislature necessarily prevent'
in Fl;t:ypta ! ".. the r evil:Ai - tient*: of the Reconstruction' acts
"Bern in Egypta I Never' heard of Egypta, from being tints euperseded So - fir as Virginia
helMe, . It'or( - /ign , locality,' likely. Mummy, is concerned; but before:such approval by.Con , '
- • mummy. -1 low calm he is; how self-possessed. 'gess, Virginia not being hi all respects a State.
/- Is,Ach—is be detulr of the ,Union, the Legislature, as'a provisional : ,
,4f-01) . , 41acie hitte, been dead three thousand body, cannot pass laWs without its rii - eiiiiiOrii .
-yeari!' ., --tatting the"testoathi — The - reconstruction acts
The doctor turned on lain savagely.' require the; ratifiCationof the 'Fifteenth Amend
41tit'el poe t What d o Y''''' 'met tit IC)7 , SU 41,011- ' lima to the Constitution' of iiie 'United 'States
.
':; dug at. this! .11,13 in, ns ler Chinamen because before the State can be admitted to representa
,l;l:ol/e4traagera aia l t r Y llll 4 to hourul TrYhlg . 4ion , in Congress. There is no question but
• to onOse your vial.sec/end-11mM carcases onus!' 'that this 'amendment will he ratified by' an
-,, - Thunder and lightning, I've a notion to—to—
if you've got a nice . fre:th. corpse, fetch him Out, ' overwhelming
illajwitY.' .
or by G4?orge -,re'll brain yoiil '
—A Chicago artist has gone to Utah to paint
We make it interesting JO:. ti;is Frenchman. B9ghato Young.
We looked indifferentunconcerned. • • The
doctor examined the document very deliber
ately during a 'Painful pause.. Then he said,
w ithatt any show .of interest : • • •
"AlierguSon-what--Arliat did • you say
wail the name of the partY write this?" -
"Christopher Colombo ; ze great Christopher
Colombo !" ,
Ancitlicr 'deliberate examination.,
, A 1), did he write it lihnsell or—or
. .* - himsel —Christo
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'l°... W41J;43)1134tt1i3 b*lr.; , ';;, , 1 a t"
kno ng ILI,' ' e :.1. , •to 4,16 11 0 1, i ''''•,,, 5
1 .
ing ask it;,..' vieVi-cup,v,:;d : , '` , l! :•,..7: , a ~.,
Veit* h 9 " 63 '*. 1 1.' • ' ~4 1` ":' '• - .; O: eP't•ii ,
v)Offie 6(14 re - ; , TA .o. ~• • °k , ; , :,; l:d'',, ' 4:,
' ; "1 . 116 Obit rilitionAvAg fioliiii6cifit - aild go ionest
that it, amounted , US a very good thing for, a
guide to say. •
~.• ,•There:,-iw,one,..renaark••(already , meationed) ,
which never yet hai failed to disgust these
guides. We use it always When we can think
of nothing else to say. After' they have es- ;
hausted their enthusiasm "ficiinting out to - us .
and praising the beauties of some ancient
. bronze image or broken-legged statue, we look
at it •stupidly•and , in sile.fice for five, len, , -fifteen ,
minuteeisAleng as vim, can‘hold•ontl*,P.lF
and tliell'aile: - ''''' '" • -'' " ''''
I ." Is—is he dead !" _
'ghat conquers ,the, serenest, of Mem. „ t l o t
1 ,iktiOicivhat they are lookingfor=eitpeciallY •a'
new guide. Our Roman Ferguson is the most
Patient, unsuspecting,long,ltifferleg subject, we,•
have hatfiet: - - We shilFbnabhy'tcrpart - with '
him. We have enjoyed his society Very much.
We trust he has enjoyed pours,•• -11 4; i).Y.P.tare
hayassed with datilits,, , ~ y ,-„-,,, v.
- , „t , •. . r
[The follies 'of 'Ameylcarts• jihreadittre ell
hit, off in the folleviring'skeielOaliena t t Paris.'.]'
- • et.v.LeCiiitlie_pronteitiides'and' the sidewalks'
areite l atedvintiubiaiiir at small tables; ;
smoking and taking t granita;—n; first 'Cousin to'
• : 4. ...• : . '', I I ' ?delvallni_dye_mtire em' o ' 1 : .
ing theraselvdo'in. the sitrile'Yiay;''Tlieihors on"
the first floor ef-Ilietall hivi of Buildings that;.
wall„'ln three,tilies of ',.theSqiii_kre are hrilliantly
lighted,,4o.„ am:p3:lille4; With i music and naerryt
voices, enthialtOgetherr the • scene- is as bright;
and 1 . spirited; and , i full lof eheerfulness as any.;
man could desire. We enjoy` it thormighly c y
ve - ry 1 06 , 04- ;0' the young''Voinen are ex
ceedin:gly,' pretty; and 'lltegs : with': - ra.o ,- goOd '
taste., We 'aye gradually andittharienslYlearn7`
ing,tlityill:Mannqs,ef,,staring , thent, imllinch-• •
ingiriit'the face-toot because such conduct:is:
agreeable to •us, , but liecauseit is the , Custom ,
of the' eanntry, and they say the girls likezit
We 'Wish to learn : all'• the cOotisi; ontlandiVh.
waYl4 . 6f,allthe different colintrieS',so that we
can 4ahoW'otl'":o4astoniih ;People ; V4 - ien'• we,
get honie. ,:We Wiah tcrexcito :the envy,of our.
untraveled friends ,•with : our strange 'foreign. •
fashions which we z can't shake off. • All'our pas
sengers are payllig -- strict attention , to this
thing, with the eint-in view which Itive Men
tioned. ; The gentle reader will 'never, never
kabw,what a consummate ath - he can become;,
until he gees abrbad. , I skiik s ridw;Ckfeeurie,
in the supposition that the , gentle reader , has
not been abroad, and therefore is; not already
a consuminate ass. , If thexase _be :otherwise,
I beg , his pardon and extend' to liirn the cordial
hand of fellewship and call him brother.. I
- shall 'al;.veys delight, to meet .an ass after - my,
own beart.witen I shall have,finished my tray,
On bi•subject let me remark that, there
are Americans abroad iu Italy who have ac
tuallyfornotten their mother tonicite in three
months-fforgot it in France. They cannot
even write their address in. English in a hotel
register-, I append' these evidences,' which I
copied verbatim from the redster of a hotel ,
in a certain Italian city : -
• "John P. Whitcomb, Flats Irnis." • '
"William L. - Ainsworth, traraillear, (he
meant traveler, I suppose), EttdB Uni-1.7
"George I'. Morton, et fits el-4merique."
1 "Lloyd B. W'illiains, et trots antis; rine de
Boston, Amerique."
, a. J. Ellsworth Baker, font de sidle de France,
I , p/ace de rtaixsxmce ,dinth'que, destination la
1 Grand Bretagne?' , • •
i I love this sort of people.
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."%) . (it'.w % l uso. .4,11 , :e; ; i tin( t`e, , o.z ,e 1 ~' : !dollars.. .- 1.,,;
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i f,,,es !....." 1 . ) *)i . 0,816, ;•e:' , , , zte ,',. Q.Jtod 14 ,
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in"wa 3 1 er - Cent. ,S . i '' ',C . "'... " 1 - gifinliV4Atr..
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ty,na
~, , with . a Foos •'''. , ~:-; .t. Sinking No. 609 N. Twenty-second street.
riiiiii---liaing si Tho ,. ;If•-• i '.. k- - kialysiti of PITILADELPRIA., Stilt. 1, 1869. •
the . Subject isi_ its Yarn , us Bearings, -
-,atiiiitiiitieviittire.irittit'4oW!litent-York -
•
Journalist Said and Pohl!shed on Oar
Natiosial Debt, and:the
Possibility, Feasibility, Util
ity and Economy - of ii - Change the
of Fisse-iiientir tkriitat%C , Sheilier Cent. -
vto..Long-llonds at./rOurFe*lDellt„. „ -
' a6iiiiiist between
the six per cent. and the four per cent. rate of
interest, as it will render more apparent tho
wisdoffi of our New. Yorkiournaliststintvacially
tipeaking. (For Iton datur .rnnidkus stirs ow-
Ilia.)
of' s'..2olbOntWili.),6 o o;Wr r.l - 7 7 :211 •
000,000, interest 4396;000,000
V. S. sinking fund, interest at .01 16,000,000
Annual coat. of interestan n f.lsilc-, •
ing fund:. . . . .
• - • • •
34 years' interest s "; tipprairiate:cV,.
One dollar per alumni an an an
nul • for 34 years, compound-
ing interes a six p a ix -:-
$16,000,000 multiplied by $104....51,664,000,0 00
Debt paid 1,600,000,000
Surplus lifter paying the deb,• !• • 461,000,00
Cost of payment of debt in - intoN-II y
est and sulking
From which, ileiluet surl4us :bk' t ,
above. a . .... 004
Aetna] cost to pay the $1,600,= 1, ' • •
000;000 at .06 • ‘'.......53a40,000,000
S`. debt of 5-20 boiltle, ? 51,600,- , •
• 000,000; at f.06,-; $96,000,0(XE
U. S. debt of 5-20 b0nda,..,51, 7 600,... ,
000;000, at .04 64,000,000
Annnal'saving„br "changing front'
6to 4 per cent interest. t $32,000,060
Annual cost of interest and sluic
ing fund at , A per $36,000,000
30'years'intcrest and sinkapg find. , .
appropriations at,4 per, 'periti ; S14;88,03000,000
per, annum as an annu
ity,One dollar
for 30 years,coMpound inter
est at 1 per, „cent. per annum..
, .
$32,000,000 multiplied by $5.'3 ...$1,M3,000,000
Debt paid 1,600,(X)0,000
•
Surplus after paying the debt, $96,00°,000
Cost of payinent 'of debt iu irate P
terest and sinkin e ,ir fund.--.1.:.$2,880 s 000,000
From - which deduct surplus-- - 96,(X)0,000°
. •
Actual c.Aasito pay 11,600,000,000,
. at 4 per cent ...... 764 000 000
, ,
Costio pay $1,600,000,000 at 6 per
Cent. $3, 740 ,00 0 .000
CC6t to par 51, 7 660 ; 006,000 at 4 per
cent 62,714,000,000
Gain by the 4 per cent reduction
Again: Suppce - we apply sixteen millions
of the gain by charge of rate of intert from
six to four per cent, and reduce our taus six
teen minions, aird approtalate as befote six
-Iteen tnilliOns only to the Sinking Fund, the
, effect will be a follows,. viz.:
ne dollar per annum at A er
-I cent_ for-I_' in
years ! compounding _ _ _ .
interest'. to.
And 1,14)4. multiplied by $:1(7C*74),C€ 4 3
amounts to $1,647 : f. ,000
Debt paid 3 x '3V,.00 CNX)
Surplus product after debt paid.. V4'F200,000
42 years' interest at 4 per eem.— -
$6410,06 1 per arnanut
42 cears' annuities, nuking fund,
A6,000.04'0 per annum .... &2,000,000
Cost, in_ interest and annuities..'..s.i,3l.ol),olX),ooo
Deduct surplus c;-1,000,000
Actual cost in interest and sink
ing fund -.J...., ......
Cost.of debt at 6 per eerd.as above
for 34 years 53,740,1400,000
Cost of debt at 4 per cent. as above -
for 4.2 years,
Gain by reduction , of interest to 4
° per cent
Again: One dollar 'per anntm - •
for34js.ears,at 6Per cent,amounts, ' "• '
compounding interest, to 5104.
And sixteen424lllons multiplied '
bY,.51.04 .. . ... $1,66090,01
Debt paid. ... .. . ... 1;600'000;000'
• • •
Surplus after'paying the 564 3 Q96, oq,
?4 ow wlaat . will $.1( ( ,00Q owy at' four per' cent
amoimt: to in` 34 , .years,: "
.
One. - dollar per annum at 'aid
leer cent 4 etimpminding for 34
years, ameruats to ..... . '
And $16;009,000 multiplied • by
U. B. debt. Five-twenties..
et ictiTyidairdiza-'..7sizollool 1 --
:k1 years at four ,p e r .
Will not pay the 57 ,600,000,000 by. i l isomo i ocio
To which add surplus as above,
at six per cent ' 64,000,00
Difference' in favor of. six per
cent:, when time is same and
sinking fund same: Rate, per
cent. diiioent..... • „ 5544 Qijo 000
These are the phases which the. payment of
our:national debt may assume, as those who •
may happen to have the Powernitiyitamiab "elit.'"
Let me, however Suggest: haPpier mode- of
action; , although I.will Me the same materials
that a leading . . New York journal lately `used, -
whoseeditor is looked upon as a Solomon :in
eational . finauce and a Judge in 'lsrael. See his
Weekly of August 4th, ult., where he. pro-
posed to change the rate of interest from sit
to four per cent. on Sixteen hundred milliorel•
ot'ili.2o bonds, and thereby save thirty-two
millions per annum ; all of which so , far, was
good sound arithmetic. I will quote fronrthe
very words of his. article. . Ile says :. "Mr.
.13butwell seems to be doing his best. The end
plainly in view is , the • funding , of
our'- debt .- at a lower rate !of niter
est:..•. over - sixteen . , hundred. millorts
Of ,it are in the form of 5-20 bonds,whereon we
are six per oent. interest.:.lf' e Could
Fund these sixteen -hundred millions at four
per cent. for long bonds, it . would
save :the- . country no less than thirty.;.
two millions per annum, a , sum
that, -.inVeSted. in . the Sinking Fund,._.
-would ofitseltpay,oil the, deirt_•within. forty.
years, '-', , Well 'it would! And I advise him by •
all means 1 , 0 to, of 111 r. Ilßoutwellthe contract
to pay it off; for, Ido assure him tbaCt'vkith
thirty4wp,Millipus per annum for fortYyeare
at four'per cent.; he can pay. off, the 'Sixteen
' hundred millions, of debt, and have fourteen
hundred and' forty „millions, eight, hundred
and - Sixteen , thotisand; five hundied , ,i and
tAdelVe dollars- (stthpl us). 1 will 'be, < perfectly ,
Satisfied with'ono hundred millions of thestr
. pink - fa my information. If hedoes not Make
all 1oty; he 'need net give me a penny ;lot 4
am jtist one of that class of lb en that de agood:
' ilea' of work that other men cannot do, nand
get ,no pay for it. i;Eventuate as it may, lehall
• not.be disappointed. Yet when I assert a ,f 4,0 ,
~ i 1011.6 tick. tojt i and prove it. Bog yon,T 491
- hot,Appljr for the contract, it shall,not,lie ter;
• --ilnovant--,of , proof of -the-error , of---, 7 loat.:_you.
have said and the truth,of ;what I say, : ,•, ,
I f
Demonstration : One dollar per annum, ; corn
p 4
o-
Onialling interest at our per cent.' amotnits
in torty'yearS to $40,02,516—0r nine dollars,;
tWe find One-half 'eealts' phis 516 W di Sum;Sum; milltitilidd'by the annual interest .— saved by the:
change of rate from six per cent. to four' per
Cent., or the sum of thirty-two millions of
dollars per annum for forty years, amounts to
'13,040,816,612 dollars, or three thousand and
LLETI PHILADELPmA, SATURDAY, S Te4p 4 4jrli ;1869.
5.3',:M.000;000
3 , 9 C )6 ) 000 19 00
S441,006;000
$1,600,000,000
- ,OROCERIESeLIQUORSr&thr-'.
NEWNE' FACE D SALMON
FJ
FIRST" Or THE' SEASON::
•
A ' " r •
' , • `i ~ , t! ‘, - %,"•••' , 1
1, -DEALER IN FTNE RROCERIEBV ' ; •
zir , ' ..:1/
t,' ;4h'. • 1:4,-W{
:-1:-.41L3314.4 - 133t, .onpßgspatvixa.,.
L' choice article jnit ',rcCelyed Fled; fer_iiale,
C USTX I B ; Eat - TAM Gregory No. ma SO u ‘ th Second ;
strets - beg*, Vhcallut street;
XTEIVVOREEN
huits-lirron-thugurAn—store—fnd-fikigal, •
CQVIV 2 Vti Batt, End Grocery, .1,10,.118 South Second,
etreCt4liolow 01)efitnutet,rect, ,S , , •,t
DW
**pan; Tougues and Souudstin prime o
recoNt6a awl for 13 ale at COUSTY'S Eget, End Gitvuory,
lid. 118 South Secohd streat.bolow Cheatnut street.
S O, ‘, 'EA, MOCK
Turtle paid Sullien Soups of Boston.. Plug iltrinufie,
tore; °hoof-the finest articles for -pie , uiss , ittid
parties. For sale at COUSTY'S East End 'Grocery, NO. -
lie South Second street, below, Chestnut street...
DITRE spiamf,GßoßND-Avp.,wHoLE
—Pure .Engiiiih' the pound'—Ohoice
White Wine and Prob Apple_Vinegar for plekling_in
store, and for sato'atVOUlSTY'S' East End grocery, NO.
DS South Seeond 'street. below.Obestunt street.:
T}l.o,Fi
SUDDARDS & FENNEMORE ,
'Arti,sts and ,Fliltographers.,
HAVE OPENED THEIR NEW GALLERIES,.
No. S2O 'Arch Street.
Call and see them: , Pictures in every style, and satis
faction guaranteed. 't •
N.B.—All the NegatiCes , hf REELER & PENNE
MORE, late of N0 . .5 S. EIGHTH 'Street, , have been rcr
moved to the New Galleries. • " jOlll _
- • - 13 W
GOVERNIRENT SAL.E.
. . „
i t CTION .H
SALE OF OSPITAL BED
it DING; CLOTHING; 'DRESSINGS, &c.
Ass'T MEDICAL PIIIIVEYOR'S . O,PPICEs )
WASHINGTON, D.; C.., Aug. 30;1869.' .
Will be sold at Public Auction, in this city,
on TUESDAY; the 28th day of September,
1869, at Judiciary Square Depot, E street, be
tween Fourth and Fifth streets, at 10A. M. 'a
large quantity of Hospital Property,consisting
of Bedding, clothing and Dressings, among
which will be found the following, viz.: 3,000
Bed Sacks, 2,500 Blanket's, 4,000 Colinterpane.,
4,000 Gutta Perchti Bed Covers, 4,500 Hair
,Pillows, 5,000 Pillow Cases, 5,000 Linen Sheets,.
15,000 Drawers, 25,000 Shirts, 3,000 Socks,
13,000 dozen Roller BandTres. •Ajso,Napkins,
Cotton and Woolen Tape, Picked Lint,Cotton
Wadding, Red Flannel, - Saddlers' Silk,
_Linen.
Thread, 14,000 pounds Condensed Milk, 20,000
pounds Beef,Extract. - ' •
.All the above articles are new and never
have been used. Catalogues containing full:
particulars ready ten days before sale. •
Terris: Cash, in Govenuiientfunds ;25 per
cent. deposit required at time of sale, and. all
goods to be removed in five days.
CHAS. SUTHERLAND,
Assistant lredi.eal' Purveyor, Brevet Colonel
aii3otse4inc§
,000,000
TAEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HIGH
JJVI AYS. * OFFICE, NO. - 104 SOUTH
FIFTH STREET."
• - PAIT,ADIar.I"II7:tii September .2, 1869.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
SEALED .PROPOSALS will be received
at the ofilie - of : tile Chief Conamissioner of
Highways until 11 . o'clock A.31.*0n MONDAY,
6tlcinst., for the construction of a Sewer on the,
line of Catharine *street, froth the w est 'curb
lind'of Swanson' stfeet to the river Dela Ware;
with a Clear inside diameter' . of three
feet, with such man holes 'ns may be'
directed by, the Chief- Engineer and Surveyor.
The ; understanding , to., be that the. Sewers
herentadvertised arc to be completed on,or
before, the, 31St day of December, 1869. And
oiittaoor shall take billspfepared against_,
the property fronting on, said SeWer to the,
amount of one dollar and fifty .ceuts -for each
lineal foot of front on each side of the street as
so much' cash paid; the balance, as limited by
Ordinance, to bepaid by, the City; and the,
--Contractor will-be required.tniceep_the street,
and sewer in good order for three years after
the sewer is finished.
When the street is OCeupied by a City Pas..
senger Railroad track, the Sewer shall be, con
strneted. along• side of said track in sach Man
• ner as not to obstruct orinterfere with thesafe,
passage, ot7the cars thereon.. and no* Claim for
remuneration shall be Paid, tne Contractor by
the company using said, track, as specified in
•
act of A.Ssembly.approved May Bth, 1866. , • ,
Each proposal will be accompanied by a cerr
titiCate that a Bond lhas been filed in the Law
Departineot as directed by Ordinance of May
I -25111—n'
,
cute a contract within five days after the work
4-be-will---e-decined-as-deer • _
b - diirttiftte
' ,terice-betWeenbis---bid-and-the-tiext-lowest
bidder. Specifications may he bad at the Depart
ment of Surveys,y,bieli will be strictly adhered
to. The Department of Highways reserves
the right to reject all bids • not deemed satis
factory.
All bidders inay,be present at the time and
place of opening the said Proposals. No al
lowance will, be made for -rock excavation
unlesS by,special.contract. •
.MAHLON H. DICKINSON, '
Se:3-.3t4- _ • CltiefConamis.sioner,cfHighways,
A INTHRACITE COAL FOR THE NAVY.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF Dili IPME NT AND RECRInTiNO,
AUGUST 1869.
SEALED PII.OPOSALS' for ftirniShing An:
thracite.Coal for' the Navy, to be - delivered
during the fiscal year ending, 30th June, 1870;'
will be received at this Bureau until 10 A. M., •
September 13, 1869:
These -proposals must, be, endorsed' "Pre-
PoSals for Anthracite Coal for Steamers," that;
they MO distiognished • from the 'other
bitsiness letters: ' ' '
; The offer must bEffor the delivery 'of - 1.5,000
tons, of 2,240 pounds: •
The Coalmust be of the Best Buck Mountain
or Black Heath, or, of a kind, equal to them in
all respects, for the - purpose intended, which
equality will be 'deterinined by a Board ap
pointed by the Secretary of the Navy after the,
reception of tbabidS., •
The name of the coal, proposed to be fdr-
PiSlied,Mnst be Stated in the offer.
-The..puicenAt;hdtof the Coal deliVeieir
the,T,L.kladelphia. astaiy . ,"Vaid; or on board 'cif
-- vesselS at,Sucli points within six milesthereof
as may he; designated'by the "Bureau, at the
contractor's .risk' and expense, and Withont
extra iiharge of any' kind. '
The coal must in ll respects be' satisfactory
to:the inSpector or ' : inspectors to be appointed
14,916 Burean;.whowill have the right of, pox
eni tort' fejectiOn. , • - • •..
Blank forms of offer, guarantee &c.," evil
-be furnished on application to the Bureau.
• an2l-s 4t ' ••
, BOOTS AND SHOFA.
NOTICE TO THE; :I'II.ELIO 'GENE
"The Word etyl ,o fashion and anartmont of
43H0E8 AND. GArrgns,,. FOB MEN: AND
BOYf, . • ^
Can bo ba a • •• • .
, ERNEST SOPP , S' • •
• . ,; , No. 230 NORTH, NINTH STREET. • ,
Bettor than, anywhero tho City. A Fit Warranted.
a Grad ' DIVE nix A CALI, - •
- 1"-TN ER
N e
C. a c
0. ounnll3
S u e coo O d O dr
eon oun
130 2r
MtTS
PROPOSALS.
WANTS.
. . liif.,
:...z., • • Fu : ~,
9. ...:., !,A• ,r.,,2. 4„. .: 86
.....),(.
, - , F , , . • . ' t.2 Vitt :„. . . 0 .,„
0 - ' l , l . . FIT .4, f kt- , ,, p-1 4 -.- .. Is.. "3 .. •
1316 Cll 1 0 .z_ -•,'::. b.; ' STREET.
Having just cempleterig finest,,lot or Ron oto xo ,ovor,„
r lilik
oduded in'tity[PleilfreeeiVe'Ordern for the HIMIIO,
during the month of september, , •
THAT
.AT PRICES THAT WWI. OFFER INDUUEMEHTS
TO PURCHASERS.
_:. The dosignsare new and -elegant; The Worknuiludiip
and materials are of the highest order.
I invite the attention of those who Intend furnishing to
;'call and examine the stook. of Furniture, and convince
themselves of the above facie. .
ITO 1131 M. . ciAAßliggi , AIM filleotnut St.
LUMB
•
MAULE, BROTHER 4. CO.,
2 4 500 South Street,.
•
•
1869 ;7 MATEVI - M8, 1 1.1 - 4.869
0110 ICE SELECTION
t: fi AVEMEMSiI.7 ‘,1;41'
liQed SPRUCE ASID"traMLOOK.) . BOa
QUO. SPRUCE AND HEMLO9C., „
• 40RwrocKfa. „
-iii --
: , • 0 ORING
t un/1m
• UV. iIDRIDA , FLOOVG. G .
.]
A..: '3 .t.,.. :11:.; i k if e ktk ilkoB
, 011111,110_
'- " " ' - ' S LO i BING.
__
y(4,PSI7Z-19 . wuNch ,i....
18 6 9 Op t I A
a tap BOARDS.O,„ 869.
t.„. ;
RAIL r ARK.
1869' ALNUT p 130.6.RDS ANDi ptgq
VALr fr iary4PANxi , PitgE: l "` - '"'"•
Nu BOARDS; -
WALNUT PLANK.
OA ET AKKKEI.
.4 IMILDE S. &U.; ; ;
1869_ UNDARNIZIERS' 1869
z istriallTAKEl%
MID •
WALNUT AND PINE.
SEASONED, POP EA$
ASII.
WHITE OAR
HICKORY A PLANK ND BOARDS.
1869. — CAROLFNA. SC.A.NTLDIG
. CAROLINA 'H. T. SILLS. .
NORWAY CAROLINA, 1869
_._
1869. CEDAReS
SHINGLssIINGGLU.s - 1869.
CYPRESES.
LA.RG ga E,ASSORTTPY:
' •.7 '. 7- c . .' ' ~ . 1 II,SALEI9,
.I.B69.. l7l ',PiStliliigelilAte l ;;;', 1869.
.Amu:- ~,,-.
MAWLE .1111,0111 ER ;tic ,
CO.
... , . - , ,r 2440 SOUTH STREET.
Lumber. Vader Cover ,
. _
ALWAYS Intr.
Walnut, ; White Plne,, Yellow Pine, -BPrt;eel nem- 10 04
alwayo on baxittat 16w Tate..
WATSON & GILLINGHAM,
92f Richmond Street, Eighteenth Ward.
mhzl-Iy§
riisomAs & POHL, LUMBER MEP,
A_ cliental, No. 1011.8. _Fourth , street, .At, tbai.'r • Jard
will be found Wabint, Abb, 'Papistry Marr e n Pine, nem
loc4, 4.e.,,,5ce., at reasonable prier iti fr4 t i N t4 l , l0 em a
bl7-61a* . ELIAS POHL., ,
. f or
PINE LIESIBER:—ORDitEB -
for cargoes of every description Sawed Lumber exe ;
. cuted ' at short noticenality subject' to inspection.
A .ly to EDW. H. ROWLEY. 16 Son h " hams. fee
"SHIPPERS' GUIDE
FOR BOST Q_N.-STEA3ISHIP LINE
DIRECT, SAILING FROG EA= POET EVERY
-
. , ' Wedne s d a y: and Saturday. .
•
FROM PINE STREET WIIABF,_PRILADELPHIA,
AND LONG WHARF, BOSTON.. ,
FROM PRILADELPRIS I FROIS BOSTON.
SAXON ,Weduesday,Ept. liAßlES„Wixineadar,f3ext. I
NORMAN., Saturday , ` , 4 ROMA N,Saturday, ~, • 4
ARIES. V, ednesday, ", , 8 SAMMVVIxagdaY, ~ I
ROMAN, Satura.r, - it MO ...., ..ABlrdas. * 1
PAlTON,lTednessiSy, " 15 ARIES. Wednesday, " IS
NORMAN,' Saturday, ", ' 1 ROM.AN, Saturday, " -,18
1
ARIES Wednesday " 22 SAXON, Wednesday, " =
ItO3IAN, Saturday, ' 4 . 25 NORMAN. Satarday,l 4 '25
!3Axoli, Wednesday 41 29 ARIES, Wednesday, • 2),
These Steamships sail punctually.' Freight received
tvery day.
Freight forwarded to ail point, in New England.
For Freight or:Passage t superior accomrnmlatlOns)
apply to ,',' HENRY WINSOR & CO.,
, , • . • WS-South Delaware avenue,
71).111L.A.DELPHIA: :AND SOUTHERN
31ATL i.TEAmsIiv.CANIPANY'S HEGIFLAIL.
INES F•110)1 QUEEN 14'ILENT SCHARR'. •
• The, JUNIATA will nail for SEW ORLEANS on I
Tnesday. Sett. 7; itt 8 - . • ~ • •
The.A.'l.oo will sail Trona NEW OBLEANS., Via
11A.VANASent. . • • „
• The w t yOMINO will, sail for SAVANNAH on
6"nrd3 T' scit,i 4 g,t'lesig *. tl . 4l,...'SAVANNAli on ' 1
TLe 'w, ""'
The Prwri zr.,B:will sail or WIL3.I.DIGTON, ~0.,0n
Saturday, Sept. IY., at 8 A. 31.
Through Jolla of lading signed, and passage tickets
nointe South and West... - ,•
DILLS of LADING SIGNED at (WEBS' ST. WEEAUF;:.
For freight or-passage, apply.to - k •
' • ' • WILLIAM L. JAMES; General Agent, •
• , , 130 south Third street. . ,
'PHILADELPHIA,
NORFOLK STEAMSHIP LINE. •
R• . -
THROUGH FREIGHT Alit LINE TO THE SOITH.
• AND WEST. _
EVERY' SATURDAY,' at 'Noon, from FIRST :WHARF
above3lAltKET Street.. , •
THROUGH RATES to' all points in North and South'
Carolina via Seaboard Air-Lino Railroad; connecting at
Portsmouth and to Lynchburg,lia.f Tennessee and the
West VIA Virginia • and 'Tennessee Air , ldno and Rich
mond and Danville Railroad':
Freight HANDLED RUT ONO4atid taken at LOWER"
RATES THAN ANY OTHER LINE.' • .
The :regularity, safety and cheapness of this route
--coramend-it¢o-thepablin as , he taost_dealrakittiniiallita
for carrying every description of .freight. .
No charge for commiss ion, drayage; or any expense for
_-:transfer. ' •
Freight received TrAI witmmo ; _
N 0.12 South Wharves and Pier No. I:North wfiaryta. , .
W. P. PORTER; Agent atitichniond and City Point.' •,
T. P. GROWELL
NEW TO -A T.P,W.
dria,'Georietowil and 'Weidlington;ll - . 0., via Chee
apeake and Delaware Canal, with connections at Alex
andrialrost the most direct route for Isfuohburg, • Brjo
tol,Knoxville, Naahville Dalton and the ?Southwest.,
Steamereleave rcgalarly.frorti Aria Ars!, wharf absv9
Market street; every Saturday at noon.'
. Freight received daily. WM. P. CLYDE "'& CO.,
No. 12 South Wharves and.rier 1 North Wharves.
HYDE & TYLER Agentsatt Georgetown.
10ELI)IIIDGE &TO:i-Agentsut Alexandria Va*
oncE—yog; NEW YORK, VIA DEL
N
AWARE AND - RARITAN ,CANAL 'EXPRESS
tiTEAmBOAT COMPANY: • • ' •
T he CHEAPEST and QUICKEST water •commutdca-
Non between P hiladelphia and Now York.
Steamers leave. doily from first wharf beleW Market.
street .i Philadelphia , and foot of Wail street; Now York.
Dodds forwarded by all the linos irnnuing out. of New'
York—North,.klast and West, , free of Commission.
ie Freight
,received ot WM..P . CLYDE ot,4l,ficoum,,ittitiug
• No 12 SeutivDelawafe avenue, Philaglph fa.'"
JAK..ILAND, Agent, No.4/ 9 WO street `Now York •
yi OR •LiVERPOOL.-=-THR'FIN4• 7 .OIAiit:
class bark B H
ERTA , TEMPLE, 62d. tons , register,
, aptaln .111itehnik.- This vessel succeeds theAlegi ,
coud having tbe bulk of her cargo engaged,MlD! ,
des atoll: lA . For bdianeo freight or passage," will
apply 'to
PETER'' WRIGHT dc SONS, lloWalout street. •se24f
ItTOTICE.--1 1 ()E NEW YORK,' VIA DEL.'
,11 AWARE AND 'RARITAN CANAL •
SWIFTSWRP. TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
DESPATOII AND SW,IFTSTJAP.,/ , rN.F , S. ,
The bueinehe of theee fines Will here mull o
h ti• and after'
the 10th of March. Tor freight '
, whielt wit 'e taken on
uccornuiodoting ternui,opply to WM. RAI D k CO.. •
' . •
.No. 132 South Wharyeti..
,_ • -
n-ELAWAR.F.) :-CHESAPEAKE
.'.L—Stearn-Tove4Boat.Comparty.-,-,Bargestoweil between
phia,..Baltim pre, Ilayro de Meet Belaware
City 60 intermediate , points.' .
WM. P. CLYDE & CO...Agents; Capt..louN LAVOIE-
Eitip't Office, 12 South Wharves, Philadelphia.
" •
MOTICE--F 011 'NEW DEL
• -
:LA. aware and , Raritan =Caaittl—liwifteure Transporta
tion COM7Pan9,-;Deepatoh. and liwiftsure The;
buainess by Abase Lines will be ,tosuracd . ,on and after ;
the Bth' ; of 'March: Ftir Freight, Old ch'Avill be taken
on accommodating tonne, apply to W 31. - M. BApi.D. - &
CO.; kV South.Wilarres. . ! . • . • '
Aracricattßark BRILLIANT, dZI Tons Roglator,
t 25 Tone dead weight, S„GQO blvir iiangig capacity; twos
l uertially,rebnlit and,thorong y overhauled in 1865.tH0r
further particulate apPly to WORK3IAN A'Vo.; l2 l l
Walnut atregt. rs.; s • it: I,; ''t ;,
CAVT/PN.i
T ALL • PERSONS• ARE
'hereby cautioned againd :harboring' or tinoting
hny of tlio crow of Alio Britiohf Barit Pertna
liftwtor, ab,nO ,debto o. their contrlte.ting
Oid k)y Contain or Coiaiiiiinee43' WOBKII.AII CU.
INSTRU TIONS
ot o il E 4 k ,HORSEMANf3}IIP .
taught at the Fhiladelphia Riding,schoot,
Four street, above Vino. The horses artf quiet and
thoroughly trained. For hire, saddle horses. Also car
riages at ail times for weddiugs,.parties, opera, funerals,
Arc. Horses trained to the haddle.
,TllOlll/1.9 CRAIGE SON.
trtlfike.2g ,
,
4 1 P
!appl y
FAST
DRESSkX. - 4 TRAI N
On SAIROAY teptembenAth,..—,
Leaves Philadelpldia tit T
3.1.;
vat W1N.1110 1 4
Leavia Cape al a i ; litot r 0.00
Thia!Train will bo run on Saturdays, the 11th and 18th
instants': from Philadelphia; and the following Mondays -
from CaPal4Y.
0%; .0,1 a J.6SNW —l4, iv%
,- - , ,113UNDAY 'T.ILIPSTBIC.,7,
apitindid.filteambont,'. Johttr,.4.. Warneri ,
L
yv I time° lad ifobiattihnignut.strnet .ornarth at : , 114,'.Y
9414 6 0 el t li M 3 Tif e iri e V lLltha l s ' Kemingta gi "-
2 Wel k,' k• A o ur tin a nod 13 NW.' I Tout tug
nt Itirlirtorg4 itti twin and Beverly 110MP:ding; leavei
griatgat lit4;6'cloak' A. Mend 4 o'clock I'. 31. , intro
Rgo. ,ha n 41)
Tursig, 0
entOor 7 '2 - " , , , ~ . ....;_u/f ...-s
-' 43UNDAY. - EXCURSI V 1T.,44
, T he splendid Stenruboatt , Twilight'i'va '.
r. fl i r r trA topping tit e 'lit i gas t ti' l iinqi il k e ti l ttin ir; 3 • l iit a yWit-:: ,
Andalusia, Beverly, ittlititthhi aritt.Bristol . Returning
loaves Bristol at 11 o'clock 4...,."41. 1 •atul p : P. 31., etopping
atll th 6 aboye'landings.. , . „ •
litre,tir et ht.: Etc iffjoh' 1 cents. . riiy2ti•sitt
OPIACEIVAEB9RIIT.
:_:CA:.Og.' , 4SLA:ND'''','! , N...T:E.:
. .. . . . .
. A first-Class BSTAIIIIIANIF,_a . la .earts t "will be
opened brADOLPH , FROSKAIJER; of 222 48: .TRIBD
Street PliiirMs„rtb'ef Aim), under the name
_nsl-, ti ragoittne-cOrner-a4-WllOlll.-
iNOTOIi and JACKSON.Sts., !mown as Hart's Cottage.
# Families will be supplied at the Cottage.
. Lodging Rooms by Dar pt.W. 4 1 0 .• to Bent,
MOUNTAIN HOUSE, •
OKESSON 1 , 11.1.1108, FA
"O
en Septew Jar Ztb,
1:10
tiuo3l • :O. W. MIL EN, Pro .rietor
THE "CHALFQNTE," •
iTistaNTIO OITY, N. J.
EI4BIIA ROBERTS,
Proprivtor,
13A.NIKEIZS;
BMW
GOVERNMENT. SECURITIES,
fINION PACIEO .RMIROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,
44 ißotttb: 'T'hird St.
A RELIABLE HOME INVESTMENT
THE FAST MORTGAGE BONDS
Wiimingtonand,Reading RailrOad,
AT sEve.AN rp t CENT: DI CIUMENCY,
POI-rade April and October; free of State
slut llulted Mates Tomos,
D A IJD
This read tbrougha thickly poimlated and rich
agricultural and Manufacturing district:
,
For the preeent we are offering n limited amount of the
above Londe, at
85 Cents and Interest.
The connection pf Oi ! road with Ma Pentiailvim and
c acthi Bailroada !wares it, .cs laige bud remunentivo
trtidel , V4Vpaltalll
CltAtt inv estment in the uiatket.
PAINTER 41ip CCO.,
Bankers and Dealers In Governments,
lgd. 86:,5• THIRD STREET,_
i3ANKIN - Cr ROUSE
JAYCooKE&CP•
112 and 114 So.
'
IN ALL GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
'V "e Wiltr.egdir 3 ,4PPl 4o 4# o ) 6 AS fOi.,t,Ololes Of
life Insurance in the new National Life In
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t , 11 -
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4BWI I Ui 3 t I4 YATroSS.' I
"PHIL 0 SOP HYI OF , TAIMIAGR—A•
new •coniat) of , LeotureSime•dellYeted ftt the ;Now
York Muteum; of' Amitomn embracing . the subjects;
How to 'anti what to Liyo for; YOuthilliaturity and ,
Old Age; INlanhoodgenerally roViewed; the Cause of , 'ln•
digestion, riatUleuce and 'NervOus , Dhaujes accounted
for; !. Marriage Philosophically Considered &c.
Pocket volumes containing these Lectures will be for
warded, post paid, on receipt of 25 cents, by addressing
W. A. Leary, Jr.. Southeast corner of Fifth and Walnut
strcets,Philadelaia. fo2o ly§
Fix ANCIAL•
'AND DEALERS .IN
GOLD, &c.,
BEALUMO INTEREST .
PAIMUIREAREErA.
WIELEGRAPHIC .
,spsumrAriir.
ENP-4m. ZuTialivis: r a gt-44) publish an
ame e oil the K.to\s'e- yron ccin rovetiy •
+.5320" viroro of bon#B IvgrOP 9l lo Y,e, s/.-
4.lay to the AVesterd ' P.I. •
.
THE Getman Arctic Expedition has been
beakd from. - . .
Two llv,ildred,,tl)on,sand pot silver ore
leavebden fioin-;COldrado for
England.
" 4 * Grunt.and A.
Prebident,
te ta.,4,,,es
wlut
''l
'—"
THEItE is to be another line of steamers
from Europe, io r pl y between Naples,n.nd New
Ttni Sublime Porte Was forbidden the . con
traction of any Europeanjoati 4 by the Viceroy
of Egypt withotit-bleconseift:'
Tut; international rowing tnatcho betweeit
Ifiath:".t t:llronn' atut - llerlbri t lf7, klies , .4nglp3h
.Ithinpioii" - has * r f eliire-a
oa t
.1A11:;.$ CollT/0:1,. RE1,:i11t",1,7, 4it.'B. .aelit, the
Daitntlks4'Vlll 'poll - fake*Alf:ii flif: - - h)tity's"
Cainhrla,e'on haotiiit. ot-the'etillit 1 , gales.
WA UfER 13.nowN', - tlisappautted lit r wing
;Nal ust the„ .present c4ru, i pkgu l - \ lip .... e
up a:tuatell tP.,.:rdw agai •ithe' . i exe..l' Lia 040,
sailer:} _ ~.....,,, i. .., 1..,.. t ..,t. J, .0,4%,,t,,,j.„,
Tut nadrid;.,
leun's reltisa to see (4inieral Prim. tc ierta
claims that Ito,. interview 'gas sot lit, the
feitetaitibutifttSseiti
,Lri3O; inn was killed by a .I.9evowv
fire af-CliatleifiVN;* l .4' , q3ft irttlay.l fllavld
jivacitter, a well-known contractor , was killed
by :Finn bilk' ilt - MftlftillillVtit xriv,
on Thursday , iiitlit.o..%•;rli..,;An
'
AT A inegting Of
i prpminent citizens of the
District of' f:!olunibla field last 'efening,
Witsjfitig,toth a conuittee, of fifty,' :was
,ap
plitili;4 & to Icousider atni 01.4t
bility Of :bidding tut international extubition "in
that cityift .
Titi - ;ediftellefloi? S e affi,§ifuiblieti; to all
the custom. 11()MeS in the - United States for the
tif;cal year muting .Innel4lf.), 1870, was yester
day awarded to 3.14. - iiSrs.'".Pleiroe & Watterson,
of New York; Bryson &Son, of Philadelphia;
& Solomon, and Blanchard & Molum,
of Washington-, portions t fl,eacli r „
~„
Ng.tionae,:gani: Vote
enrapany and the President of the Anidrican
Bank Note Conipanyl yestercLay stated to the
, Treasury officials that, by next Thursday they
will be ahlnfO.'Votru - wnee a:tfally. - :retnittatice of
$1e1.(100 in small notes, anti will be prepared
by the Ist of October to deliver the new one
and two dollar notes. Yesterday - the printing
lit the TreAslwypepartinent Sqllt to i the
Tien.i.ttrer; among °Chili-, cartincy,:thitly Won
sand dollars of the new fifty cent notes, the
first imueil, and on Wednesday a hit of the
new twenty-five cent„ notes. The first was
sent to the-Treasuret forlssue..",affirt,Sivresses
are, now.at,NYork .9,lt,„l4.e—lell_atikfifteensAffit
notes, and the reinaindmotthe twenty-five and
fifty cent notes.
.klall - 171E . ,1G1i": - T - .'
A Nugget of Gold pnaged t .Wortla 625,060
and 'll74elglBlolg 106 POunds.
(Foga tbqfian Frattci., o Herald, =l,l
A• , •
nugget or gold- was• - a•eneiied yesterday
morning by A. T. Farrisll,4 co., weighing 106
pounds, being almost it not quite the largest
ever. taken: out in thisAulte, nusi within a few •
pounds of any ever found in 'modern gold
ft is valued at'abimt . '6.2s,ooo. In . the
saute find :3616:1-100 orincet" Were - Secided' - in
smaller quantities,' from tate 715 outiceit each,
' and also one. Cals eof litingold,,fepinletliveigh-•
ing about minees, aThofwbieh are now in.
the possession of 'Mr, Parrish__ This extraor
tfinary pile, 532,000, was obtained in 'orieday
by two men from the' 31ontuneutat Quartz
Mine in Sierra Butts, Sierra' county, owned'
by W. A: Farrish and others. William Far
redi writes that in two days he Would send as
much more. The vein varies from\ pile to
three feet, and is tilled With decomposed
quartz. 'The gold' obtained by sluicing,
using,quieksilver to, catch ,the, line particles.
The tailings . only go thriitigli anain.strw The
Sierra Buttes arid the Independence Mine are
located on the smile Illountaim, It is only, two
months sinew Messrs: conimenced
work on tlie, mine, and they have got in a few ,
feet. A week ago they sent down 53.000 as
the result of ti - omen'S Lahor fprieight or nine
From the San Friinc.l4o TiLUCti. I •
The, gold, nugget taken -I out. of the
Monumental' -Quartz' , 4.loniPany's
Sierra county, nod pfjghlug..l.oo.ptlinds, is
not,.as stated by. the .147ulletin, either 'almost,
the Largest ever - taken - out - in the State," or
' , Within a few pounds the largest ever found
in modern . gold-milling." A brief account; of
the ; Largest nuggets whtise discovery is re
corded. will show that while the 31onu
mental one is an extremely
factory ,
'‘ among the'first-class nuggets: Inl734rapiece
of gold weighing sixty...pounds,„troy, ,was
found near l.a Paz, in Peru . In:1810.ri nugget
weighing thirty-seven pounds, troy, was dis
cOvered in Caba.rrus county, North Carolina.
A ihass weighing ninety-seven, pounds, troy,
was discovered in Ziatoucli, a • district of the
Southern Ural, in 1612. The Blanch Darkly
nugget, found in Australia,; weighed 146 lbs.
ewts., troy. .Another mass weighing 1121bsc,
troy, was (annul in 1851 in the same ,country,
and also a ingget 0f406 ‘-pounits.• The "Wel
ccane Nu_ _et, found in Ballarat,lBsB,weighed
2,020 oz., or pounds, troy. Another nugge ,
weighing 112 pounds was found in A.ustralia
found in California; 44.1.' for -"as we are
- NS as - Itintormils wetg lUrVirbee
averaging from twenty or thilly up to a hun-
Aired pounds. These large maNses have been
almost invariably found in deposit of a simi
lar aaracter to that in which the Alonumen
tal,claitri is situated, and We shall not Ito :01#-
prised to hear that there are more lafgelumph
where- the hundred-and-six-pounder came
from.
'
AZIT AFAATINV4/198_.,C°*Nt"
A California Savant Predicts a -Heavy
• Shaking-up of Things in September or
October.
. .
.The Sail Eraucispo Ch4.on iclepublithesi' the
-foil Ow big' prediction, made by a local .philosd
pher, W. Frank Stewart:
During the past eighteen months the earth
and other planet completed the most remark
able conjunction which has over occurred;
and on the. night of
.thett4th of,lsstNovetnher.
again the,
the grand ilifrtyc-fotir
year star-swarm. Every intelligent person
rs aware that for a • period "of nearly n two
. years- our -globe has, , bcen- subjectedla. laoient
perturbations; '; such; as;
before
occurred for many centuries. These pertur
bations have,bcen geuerallylov,er, the surface
of the planet:? Stormd.. typlioOli.volcanoes,
earthoutikes, intense cold and scorching - winds
' have alternately spent their , fury , ' upon , the
dellix,ekis - def-;;:eyerr t herMspbere . . , ..,Nyp careful
oliservatiotai astronouicrs have Diund'that in
period of about' eleVek years - 1'114:810 k turns
towards. Its .a remarkably; slietted jtieg; and' it,
has a146 - .'beati',6ls.s6kiretTll,tliiit'.s.'iuty -sudden
changes, of, light- ~ and sutoE,..,,uppli,, the
smi - this;; - spptttial — pEgiodp - attstatitly
, affect i taritrial magnets)7 A
Tit
'that inautumn
the,or4l3fp; one of thdBo sun
spot Pertfirbations.-WaS.:miniediatelYjelioy6it
by; one at tAks..nioW AnrerarßOrealis
ever witilessCd s in tkenertherniternisPherejaed
'still more' eurprising,the, ningtietit'O4Ctetthe
aurora was so, gxtiait.tlia,uiesshgOtivere-freqi.Y
sent over telegraphic- lines without connection
with the batteries, and by means'of the auroral
current alone. :"Illailynntltlititialfliat.4,-I'SlitAV
ing,the connection of celestial with terrestrial
magnetism, might be given, but I have neither
the time nor room at , present. Suffice it to
say, tll af
are. note and ,for - have„, been
greatly disturbed by. oOsrineal influences;
and. ..,•wn Ilayp- refently made
war' annual transit through the fitibnions belt;
- And.es the sink's
figured by an unusual number 4 of ,
,spots; and
the Moon on the 7tlr instantpaSSedbetween
us and the - sun; thereby' causing An' additional
magnetic disturbance upon the earth and'' as
~~~
oanatis.i.conunent on Na
wo on the`Pacific coast arei:4 * o3oe*' "16' rio'n/f, "
, itwtttiuetdtliipri6ttraeted , titxseasort, the 4trva;
riable prectirsottoritemidoreintthis. , uttrj of did
world, orogo ng • -ant , litany ot et Tio
tentr ,
,fp.W.Lis r Liatettict a „haw. , .eartAtigalce to
_take 1510.6-4 , ehilyV nekeSauttiend;. , iwritoon as
moist clouds' float into, the dry, vaporle at-
Tilk l i r ttrirgt. *4 1 40 ' 1 kili f t 'S # '.l 4 l l
_L it or 1.
44',escritrstigiraterenasyliwo$ 0 N ,
Cid` q'tsetnistera" - • in
Pennsylvania %Verb made: , yeSterday: •
Freemansburg, Northampton • county—Jas.
W. King, vice W. IL Baclo.oan, removed rte
Weavetsviile ; , Nortlatinpt.orcopnty—Jolin
Horner, vice IN illittni'X'WeiVer; resigned.
Scitni Easton, Northanipton/ county- 1 444Ci:
W'.'ldoyer,rvice James Toting; reriitvedi. )l
East Standsbury, Monroe cou.fi.tyA:VOek:f
.afellitNiWce;:4 - 4114. tn:s,TiviP#.44 l 3.l _Migv•PtiX -
Plymouth, Luzerne countp—aas. Mary Levi.,
vice David I. , evi,deeease:a:
4 Noithitilpfon
Striben, vice Q. Beck, removed.
Chetry 2 .llidie,A Wayne' coiftitty:LPerry A.
Clark, aim Schenck, lesigned.. • rf',..t
- ;A)orulally t srrlGlsr;Terryvounty ,,,-(1 . , W. Lo
bate), vice R. N. Willispresigned. - •
Dtmcan, Allegheny eounty—;G. W. Roberts,
I;. ( lleQuestiOn; fOlgined. 4 " '
Trappe, Montgomery connly—C:Jl'Boydi',
yice Zrolans r 'reinoved:' r
p* L st ,
nking."
The Sattrdays4!risient, rof,e, , s to doubt
ether-Dri:o4fitlittlf = fliii :
We have some difficulty in determiniug
whether „thip, t ,lettc;. tn. the, Pope..is reap,y. Meant
4 1 5,1 1 ^,jelficil P,Mtlipttioti, kiwi, elabpraf f ealid
toniewita't 'the '"'clialr".-for it
deserves no other name--about "grave per
sonal risk,r, ‘f consigupd to M a hanfirl,' and the
like, suggestaAliellattei Intrpretalion, and the
promi'nence often given on Protestant plat
forms to what are called " humorous illustra
!lens' OS'thefefflortlOf
sitioii additionally ,
preibible: - "Dr. `Gttit[iuilifo
may have, like John Gilpin, a pleasant wit, and
loye. , :x,batr file considerti? 4 ' !,11 9 4/1., ,On
jption
„of the atti
tude lie proposes .to - t , '... ll ssli.nle,;;; at the Council
has a serious sound about it. "We shall, lam
sure, exhibit all the candor of reg.oners, the
charity of ClAstians, and the,houlae:br 3tg ~ en
invited to appear in another
,410400efare
a venerable synod "- T -the phrase in lir.
min,bes mouth may be compared with Dante's
"grave citizens of,‘ Die -4-" to enunciate the
grounds on • which they retain th'elr separation
from lionie„:aptl tkeirlldhei;enceto the Church
Of the Ilefoiination. - The "COuncil will work
One ,wonder at all events if it' converts Dr.
Cumming into a candid reasoner or charitable
Christian, itial-tlie..rniraclw will be all the more
conspicuous from , the remarkable.want of the
former quality dlsplayedtin one'passage of this
;very letter. 1)r. Cumming profe.sses himself pre
pared to prove that there is in the Protestant
Church in all its branche.s a more thorough
and; .pervading unite" thim. is generally ad
mitted. Considerinz that, the "Protestant
Church, " , regarded in this extremely general
way, must be held to include Dr. ()naming,
the Dean. of . AS'estininster, 31. Cocquerel, and
Professor Ewald, Dr. Cumming either laiows
beforehand that he can prove nothing;ef the
kind, or his theory of a thorough and pervading
may Inuit be singularly elastic. Perhaps.
however; this statement is meant to 'carry just
as much convidion as his "assumed fea.r of
being confined to.a bonfire.
From our late editions of Yesterday
By the Atlantic Cable., 8
limns, Sept 3.—The bealth of the Emperor
iMPTOVII3 n g. •
LoNox, Sept. :I.—Public opinion continues!
skeptical with respect to the Emperor Is;apo-,
Icon% health. An impression prevails' that
his real condition is concealed, and this is hot ;
likely to be weakened until the Emperor him- •
self is seen•drivitig into Parils.
PARIS; September is reported that
the French giiivernment has declined to send
a representative to the (Ecumenical Council.
ItoxtE,September 3.- 7 -Fapal recruits continue -
to arrive.
MADRID Sept 3.-The - ;.following news is
(Abdul :-,fifty-nine members, of different
Carlist bids Catalonia have taken advan
tage or the amnesty proelainatiou, and have
surrendered themselves.
PARIS, Sept. 34—It is now said that Don
Carlos has returned to this city. •
LoNnox, Sept. l, 3 . P. M.—Five-twenties of
.1
1862,831. 0f1865, old, 83, and, of 1861, 821.
. -
liourst, is
P... 411.18, Sept
Renter7lV6se.
AN'TWERP, Sept. 3:—Petrolcum is firm and
unchanged.
Lo pox, Sept: 3,4 P. 31".--Consols dosed 4t
93 for money and account. rive-twenties - of
1862, 831.; ao. 1865 834; do. 1667, 821;
Erie,. , -.23llinois-6entral, 941, '
.•
LIVERPOOL; Sept. 3, 4 P. M.—Cotton Steady;
Uplands, 131al p fd.; Orleans, 131 d. 'Sales to
day 10,000 bales, including 4;000 to speculators
and for export. • --
LONDON, , Sept. 3, 4 P. M.—Tallow, 465. 6d.a
465. lid. ; Sperm Oil, .*:92 ; Refined Petroleum
Is. 7d.als;7id ; Sugar buoyant at 405.1405. Vd.
From Richmond!-.The Virginia , Test
Itten3toND, Sept. 3.—There is great rejoic
ing to-day over the news telegraphed from
here yesterday and over the expected arrival of
..e ornny - 46'etrerill b upuumi tig.tiubt,tb;
requirement of the test oath. General Canby
- - peetAyinttdi4:llotyel,ely.es-:11-oar:.s:OppiOn
- this rairning:
Removal of the Capital—Silver Ore. ,
Sr. Louis. Sept 3.---From correspondencein
the hands of the National Capital Convention
Committee, it appears that Gov. Geary, of
Pennsylvania, declines to send delegates to
the National Capital Convention, to 1
held here.next month, on the groundttait the
people of Pennsylvania are not ready at
presentto.eaucttonsuelia movement. -Gover
nor 13aker, of Incliana,,while he approves of
-the movement Wiry:elf, questions his authority
to appoint delegates • in tbe absence of an ex
pression of the:, views of..'l , the people on
the subject. The Mayor of Memphis thinks
the convention should be postponed one year,
Uenry 8. Foote,. of Tennessee,, claims to have
favored the temoval Of the' 'capital for twenty
years..,•l Governor ;Wailitionth, of •Louis - iatta,
.9 21 4 Gpr:M'Cplurg ? of Missouri, announce their
ititetitionor A k pporrittn g :full delegations. The
deiriknifbati Will` be held. if iio'inorifi than three
StpteS Are .represented., :4 despatch: ; was . re
ceived. , yesterday, , frona the . agent, of
Itte'Ransas 'Railroad - at Denver,' that
,Colo'rbdo;.silVer' ;ore 'lave been
shippedde the, end of that woad. by wagons,
destined Tor London,'England. It. is'believed
'that l ivheii the read' lA' completed!' to DeirVer
immense amounts of rich ores, from Colorado
will .find their Nvay , .! - Ilat tap.p.f to Europe i for
smelting
)0 „„ , •
::..1: 1 Ae POPPaAgn,
- _
Deckk.pfivitialt to, tl4e philada t .Ecenlnz, ,Bullotind
AltrOntivil "Pa., Se'pt. 11,—GoVerner Gear,y
.. ..-to--a'- at - .5 xio. 31.; - 'Tor 7 . the Werth.
Ho, will open the eampaign,g,t Troy . , - Brafford
coirpty.,. to T porrov, and., speal - Towandit
iin'hfonday inorning. He will he' itbsinitliom
,the capital:probably a Week: John iit:Otttt
has been engaged for-both th. Ao nioOtinp+
Inirning Of a PROpeller, and Loss of Life.
t„,p4r e rnpix,,sept. ,propeller pascobel,
,Ciipt./Rudge.A . ,' .Canalni
caught fire, this morning, below St. Clair. The
boat was run on the Canada shore, where she
continued,toluirn, proe a,total loss.
The lieseebel `wasi ~ l ioNinittilGhitagci,. and had
ten passengers on boasd, all. of whom were
saved, losing all'their-effects. . The second
'engineer, George Ely, finding it impossible to
reaoh. .the deolt,-ijumped.everboard. and.w,as
drowned. feared ,01/0 of •: the . firemen
shared the samo'fate. • • •
--The ilrmerc, iU Iconsa* aroyboavting of
thCir enoriuoliapotatii clopthe jyre,seut year,
and a local paper rejoices kith Hens eq)ecause
they are excellent food-for hogs and cattle, and
splendid for railroad laborers?'
CZ=ZEMME
THE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN-PII.ILADELPHIA, SATIT ',DAY, SEPTEA;IBER 4, 1869,
40,‘ 'llit iott:nti :'4... ta ' ! . iit 43ilf1 Hileo! : 11$4 0tu4 .:: 4.4) tetl: l ;4
d ro u %tifort i, l t il lit ,:oil ito ..10'4" 1vel,k t , t' ( ' -
thePliltiTdelphin touLfloOdkei_t.. t,.ll4'tT . ,
ondtrig Thurodos, -t'.124r.??rh•::,_;.;.70,141.4irrt.
From St: 14.....,,,--,•---rx.r-,, •: - .."3 - "'X'"--, Ty.) ,504 0 1
~ Post '
~ t •••4 1 , - -o.-,, • •to-qtt. '-',. '• 5.510 15
, i POW. e • ,
a schnylkl4 lia rem.—. .31 82 15'
efrtaltki..TogrA ft eltl ?al
' ........ . ... — 7) 4.
/
mo''' Wadi"' lad A d
Total Anthraplte,Coal for week. 115;473 IS
an
BittinoutiCohtfrom.:,/lairt!htitg
phin for ;5teak.7...t.d.;,,,,,14,..,. 7sll IS
Total for week paying. freight
Coal for the Company's
Filitlekinds f ror the `lt 127 05
PPP. u 10) e6O - A2
•
2,788,070 LS
. . ... 2.232.'321.00.
To Tharsda •.:Se tJ3:a7BIRi .:
41360Tt3
Fire "CtistoM: Macie
, .0,";
,;I k 'tr w i 4 1 , rt.tq
BOOTS
t„ rt.,tqrlir
rt..s4:l
FOR AGA
‘,... 4A i. 4 i. 7 iT, a. - , ,•• ; ',l.;:ik f , ,-*• , 1; - x;.•‘ 0 , •••::.'t
. .. . . . • .;:•' ,0•5_.• , .. - ,..:24',:' , . ,. ..,••13..
,B A'."R-.1!--L,,,EltTp,.....
• ;
-bi-bllth-Stre - .. t t
7
A Good ri*iiiiii,l4l4 - y R , - iiecovoiftic . c .
—,b6l.le.tirithtir*pf
oßNAKENT'At'llaWVirbitFiii:
•
Writt; NVORX-
• :-- :fj ,, *.:5,177t . 4
GALVANIZED and PaintejI,XIIII,'GIIARIOSt, for
tore fronts / and windows, farlastpry A .Mal wifnlacTse
windows z for churches and collar wlndrriL
IRON and WIRE u4rftilicifi, Ser;lticonies,
cemetery and garden
Liberal allowance made' to pontractors, \ Builders and
Carpenters. All orders Alled with promptness and work
. IDl4ratit*.
ROBERT. WOOD, &I CO.,
x 113 4 .B.,idge.A.,veattl9, P .
r hlla.
€ '
JPZI tn til iv
PitO,POSALS.
OFFICE OF THE , _ COMAIISSIONEILS
OF THE • SINKING,.FPID..-
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OF PENNSYL
. ; HAnittsnuttur,Ailiastibt 1 VO;;4i •
,
Sealed bids will he received for the redemption of ONE
MILLION ,DOLLARS OF THE LOAN OF THE . COM
3IONWEALTH iDE PENIIS:YI;VANIA!; Ist,
1870 nutfl l 2 &clack Defogism' 184' iSS9: ;
Cotureunications to be address'ed to
MACKEY, Esq.,
Btaia Trilifitirer; Hanialtark, Pa.
And endorsed "Bid for Redemption of State Loan."
• • F. JORD4N; 44,e' cretary of State.. ,re
•-• '
• Auditor eneral. , „
R. W. 'MACKEY, State Treasurer.
Commissioners of the Sinking Fund.
N. 8.--N'O'beWSPAPer'"PubliShing.the l above Without
authority will receive pay therefor,
„ , . auM
WIND° W,SjiAph'.
• GOOD THING.
Important. to Houseke
. .pers, Hotels, Banks,
Oftrees; &e.*
The Patent AiMustahle.Window. Screen
WILL riT AxxlvlNDow,., „
Give ventilation aWdlight:iicreen'frorei view and eielit'de
Flies, Mosquitoes and other Inseeta.,
For sale by Dealers in Honse-Ftirnisiting Goo;ls.
The Adjustable 'WindoW . Screen' Company
so.ti4 MANUFACTURERS.
623 ,Nlar,ket Street, Philada.
..kfik w 1,404mk,
INSURANCE.
.
DLAWARE .3IIITU.AL SAFETY
URANCE COMPANY:
Incorporated by the Legislature of Pennsylvania,lB3s.
.--
Offlce S. E. corner of THIRD and'IVALNUT Streela,
.IPhiladelphiA.
MARINE L'iNURANCES
On Vessels, Cargo and Freight to all parts or the world.
INLAND INSURANCES.,- 4 ,
On goods by river, canal, lake and land carriage to all
parts of the Union.
FIRE INSURANCES
Dn Merchandise generally, on Stores, Dv/edit:tit
Houses, ,te.
ASSETS OP:THE;COBIPAIsIY,
November 1,1& 8r
e 200.000 United States Five Per Cent. Loan,
10•40's. 8208,500 00
1°110,060 United States Six Per I.,7ent.
15 , 31. . . . . • . ; . . "1.M4300 00
(for Pacific 500.5100
200,000-State of Pennsylvania Six Per
Cent."Loart • 213X 5 0 0
125,000 City of Philadelph frox Per Cent.
Loan (exempt t.Taxl P 14531 00
50,000 State of New Jersey Six Per Cent.
L0an...... .... . .. • • 51,500 00
-20,000 PenusylVaidg :Itailroad First
rt
• _ gager Six Per Cent. Bends 20,20050
25,00 Pennsylvania ' Railroad Second
- , Mortgage Six Per. Cent. Bonds 24,00:tb 00
25.006 Western Pennsylvituia Railroad
3lortgag.e Six Per Cent.
• . iperina. R. It, guaanfee).".... 20,4125 00
30,000 State of Tennessee Five Per Cent.
Loan 21,000 00
' 7 000 State of Tennessee Six Per Cent.
Loan
5.,000 lierman to wit - Gits Company, princt
pal and interest guaranteed by
the Cit of Philadelphia " _
10,000 Prznitsyl caul ittairoad FortiptiMy,
---330-shareaStocls , ..—m. 11,300-00-
.. 5,000 North Pennsylvania fathead
Company, 100 shares stock- 3,500 00
20 000 Philadelphia and• Southern Mail
, • '-14,tesonstip conipa.nyi 80 @hares
y ' M
. . . ... OM tie
207m0 loang onb-Bond and ............... -
liens on City Properties 207,000 00
$1,109,900 Par. Market Value, a 1,130,325 25
Cost, ' ex.,!:13 - t ool.
36,000 00
Bills receivable for Insurances
• ade V 2,436
littla M ncet4*.dno\tit Agelleteiil..l"rOk
- - miums-on--Marine
Accrued Interest •and other
e . - , ..debto Com'&rrr....4 . 1.;..V r 411170 33
Stockiind'Scrip of. sundryOontpo-.
* rations, $3,156 00. Estimated
value__ 1,813 00
Cash in Bank. $116,150 03
Cush in 413 66
DIRECTORS.
Thomas Hand, • James B. McFarland,
Edward Darlington, 'William C. Ludwig,
Joseph R. Seal, Jacob P. Jones,
Edmund A. Souder, - Joshua P. Eyre,
TheophiloE4 rattOillg,
Hugh Craig;-^• • • •••Hettry 0: Dallett,jr.,
John C. Davis, John D. Taylor,
James C. Hand, Edward Lafourcade,
John R. Penrose, Jacob Beige!,
11;•Janas Bropke, ' •'; • Georg° AK.lBornadot; ?
Spencer 2d.'llVAine, ' • 4 vrra. 0: Houston. •
Henry Sloan, D. T. Morgan, Pittsburgh,
Samuel E. Stokes, John B. Semple, do.,
James Traquair,., A. B. forger, do.
- -• TRONA& C'."nAWYPeestdent.
JOHN •C: DAVIB, VICe President,
.HENRY,Ie/LBIJRN, SecratarY, ~
HENRY BALL ,Asiet; Secretary,
I'.AME INSURANCE COMPANY, NO.
-- 809 CHESTNUT STREET.
iIicOHrOB,ATED osAnTBR',PERPETIIAL.
- - - - CAPITAL 5200,000.
INSURANOWEXCLUSWELY.
Ileitires against Loss or Damage by Eire, either by Per; , • Tonna' , or .Temvorary , Polidies L. •
MILEc Tome, •
Charles icherdtion, , Robbrt Pearce • ,
Wm: II: Ithawn,' ' ' John••Kcseler,:li.., ;
Francis NeStick, t r Edward H. Orne,
'Henry Lewis, )Charles Stokes, • '
Nathan Hines. • .llohn W. Foreman,
George A. West • • •- Mordecai BazbY,
CHARLES ICHATIDSON,President, •
. ,
WM. RHAWN,Viee-Presidont.
BLANCHARD Beeretary.- • ant tf
„
•
A. N THE A 0. T 4, 1:1 - 11AN , QE„. 00 •
xv. PANT .—CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Wilco, No. 311 WALNUT Street, above Third, Philada.
Will insure against lams urDttruage by, Fire on,Build
high, either perpetually or for A i i mithd Uwe; IretylahoN 1
Furniture and IllerchandiapgeneritllT2 , .t - I t t . . .•
• Alse,, Marine Insurance. Orr Nesse% Ctergoa and,
Frelghts. Julanajneuranto teal!, parte of the Union. ,
• . • DIRECTORS: . ~, . , . c
• William Esher, , Lewis Artidenrii , d, ' t
I , II), Luthor,l • --•-,. '; • ,Johtrltetc.hamt' • i
,XI.
Blacklaten, ,
~, ''' . .L.ll: - Bltenti.,,•s i • - -; ,, : . ;;, i
'William F'. Dean; " -; :.' , .: Jolu i ll ro e i r ,---z '''''' ' "
reley Steger . - " ' - Sainnel IL:. ethertnel..
----,: - WILLIAM' .81IER:Presiderite.
j ,
I WILLIAM F. TIEAN, Vice PrAident; '4
-' WM. 81. BMiTII, SOCI•ItarY. .-'' ''' % 13.= tllthS st i
124.203 13
.. 3,029 . 13
0.0.n0E57.11'?..i . ;,17•0:.,YL
.1' n 6, 73
'1,647,367 gi
~`~~~~~
The.Litffe'YAP& Lon 7 ‘
. .
don -02? Globe
'441
Assets o • •
90 390
ir4
Unitedi. - Stateslea2sooo - 000
,dat t • •••1:1 -
Darof Receipts olier z 0,000.00
T
s s so6s, 5.00
ihosess m186E03 662,051,00
z 4 ,JOL - vc , ;;,
Noz4Weirbants! , E*hdgg.;'"o'
•,; 0:2 , 0.f! .; , 4,:p
PhdadeVfia;
1829 -mum= liffiPETlTAt,t
"""!',.: I
FIRE 'INSURANCE; 'COMPANY
.
Offloe--4M 44.487 Ohejitmit Street.
Assets on Jant4pr7:ll.4 1 869 s
*29" . 07 1 7 9 .9. 1 7043.
Capital 'MOOD 00
m0rtted 8 urn1u5............4..Z..4.4....4.44-.....1,08342
Premiums. - 1,193,843 47
UNSETTLED CLAINB: 7 ' t ' - ` 7 1 . 14 7. 0014X 3r611
$23,78312.
LossesEffii6elledb' Over
;$.495.004530.0w.'i .
'Petpe Etal au 2 Temporary Pdlides S on ,Tabe Tering,
.:.illbe'Oeiztranr, also issues Polleieslupon' the
all kinds of - buildings, Ground Bents and Mortgages.
DIRECTOS 8.
Alfred G. Baker, Alfred Eftler,
fiianniel Grant, l Th 0113115 Bparks.
rgq.tichards,-, I W 1 0 ,8,4 5 4 . 1 144
a . TOA Mg 1
eo. a es, j Gustav TU3 B. Benson.
ALFRED BAKER. President.
t.
JAB. W. MC
swzonour M. nEuxii ABATX*l3.4"CrtiioAii
• 0+ . eat
E.stle,eXic_e_Yreslden
SWOP.
IoSSOOLITION.
O .
„.,
11.42 o:
Office---N0..34 , N0xth .l ifth Street.
INSURE BUILDINGS, 'HOUSEHOLD FITRNITURE
. AND AIERPLIANDISE GENELtALLY,Rd.ObI
.! ,I;OSS
Assets January , 1, . 3.569 ,
• •
4 4E 4 1,4131.-FADIF I ;Sirkerr
• 1-1 TRUSTERS:I 1111;3,
William H. Hamilton, Charles P. Bower,
John Carrow, Jesse Lightfoot,
George I. Young, Robert Shoemaker,.
Joseph Lyodall, Peter Armbruster,
Levi P. Coats, • -•, • ••1 M H. DteklttgOh,
Samuel Sparhawk, 11 Deter
Ni,m. ling: Seeger.' •
NVX. 11 ._LIA 3 1ILTONLPregidenti
SAMUEL, SPARHAWis.; Vice President.
WM. T. BUTVER, Secrebtry;-• - • •'••-•
• .
all CB . ENl3l7g.Alf en'com
i_ PANT OF PlTl4a.u.b.Lettl4*
Incorporated in 1841. , :. ,
Office, No. 308 Walnut streot:
CAPITAL, ...$300,000...
Insures against loss or damagensy RERE, on Houses,
Stores and other Buildings, limited or perpetual, and on,
Furniture, Goods, Wares and' IfferchandiSo in town or
.country.
AssLOSSES PROMPTLY ADJUSTED th D PAID.
ets ' . • • • $437,598 32
•
- Invegted in the followingS eel' ea, • '
First Mortgages, on City ,PrOVVrll l ;s ASell !le!' •
cured .... . ... 00
United States Government 111,000 00
Philadelphia City 6 Per Cent. 76,000 00
q 3000,000 6 Per . Cent' — 30,000 00
Penh sylvaufa R ailroad Bonds, Firstldorteag e 0,01:0 00
Camden and Amboy Railroad Company '8 6 Per
Cent. Loam.., 6,1X10 00
tottns'ort Collaterale ' • - • • 600 00
fltintin_gdon and Brcil4T9P. rer.Cellt.-d*Crt
gage Bondh. 4,660 00
County. Fire insurance Company's. Stock: 1,050 00
Mechanics' -Bank Stock...—...- 440 X) 00
Comniercialltank 'of Pennsylvania Stock.' 10,000 00
Union Mutual Insurance Corrigan y'a Stock , Sark 9 0
Reliance Ineurance Company of Philadelphia
'Stock . . ... ... 3,25060
Gash in Bank and on band /2,2,58 32
Worth at Par
Worth this dato at market )prices.
Thomas C. Hill,l DIRECTORS.
I Thomas H. Moore,
William Musser, Samuel Costner,
Samuel Bispham, James T. Y6ung,
- 11'.,1), , Carson, F :- Baker, Isaac .-Baker, •
Wtn
, z Stevenson, ', • Chili:Man J. Hoffnian,..,
Hen). W. Tingley, . ' ' 'Samuel R. Thomas;, --
'Edwari
Siter.
THOMAS C. HILL, President,
Wm.l3l3.lThat,Be4rfitary. • , -, j.. ..
PHILADItLPHrA;Tebruary 17;1MP
"UNITED' FIREMEN'S •- INSURANCE
COMPAN-Y-OF-PIiIIrADELPHIA-.
This Company .takes risks at Oio lowest rates consistent
with safety, and confines itabosinetisexclugively
FIRE DISTIF.ANCE IN THE 'CITY OF PIELILADEL
FEU.
OFFICE—No. 723 Arch street; Fourth National Bank
Building.
DIRECTORS.
Thomas J. Martin, Henry W. Brenner,
John Hirst.- - • • .....—Albertus King,
Wm. A. Bolin, . Henry Bumm,
James ffiongan, Jetties Wood,
John Shancrosz,
James Jenner, J. HensyAskin,. .
Alexander T: Dinkblon, 41 1 13 1 , 1 11 , 1 1 11,11 gan; 33-
A-lbert-CLatpbertil l!hi. '
fames F, Dillon.
. " CO NRADII,-ANDRESS,Prealdent.
W-11.-A,,B.OlJK,Tmeae—Wat-11 ' . • • •
HE'VOUNTY - FILTEMITSITRANCE - COME:
• • N.Y.-Office.,-No.-110-Seuth-,Fourth-etreetybelow--
chestnut. . , . • . , . .
- The Fire Insurance Company of the'County of Phila
delphiah," Incorporated by the Legislature of Pennsylva
nia in 11339, for indemnity against ' loss or damage by fire,
exclusively. ,. , ' ' - • ~ L.
CHARTER PERPETUAL. - , ,:. •
This old and reliable institution, with' ample capital
and contingent fund carefully invested, continuee to in
sure buildings, furniture., merchandise , , Sm....either, per
manently or for a limited thee against loss or damage
by fire, at the lowest rates consistent with - the absolnto
safety of its customers. • . - . .. • .. . ,
Losses adjusted and paid with all possible despatch..
' • ' . DIRECTORS: , . ~
M • , . s . ,:.
I
- Mae. 3.'Butter,.. . . Andrew H. M iller,, - , 4'... ..
Henry Budd, • ' ' . ' James N. Stone,
John Horn, • , ; EdWll L. Reakirt,
Joseph Moore , . , Robert V. Massey, Jr.
George Mecke, • - , Mark Devine. . -, -.
CHARL SJ. StiTTEß;President:.
• , ':' - ' , HENRY BUDD, VlCO.President. . •
BENJAMIN F. HOECKLRY, Secretary and Treasurer.
mat . i i kTl4lsgi s tVitili IfELE • INS IT-
J. • • RANCE COMPANY.
—lncerPorated 1825—Charter Perpetual. ..
No. 510 IVALIW T.street;Wiesite Independence Square.
This Company, favorably known to the community, for.
over forty , years, continues, to insure .against-less ;or
damage by lire on Pnblie or Private
_,lttuldinge, either
permanently or for a limited time. Mao, on Furniture,
Stocks of GoodS, and Merchandise generally, on liberal
Their Capital, together, With a large Sarpliis Fund, is
inveated in the mast careful manner, which enahles them
to offer to the insured an undoubted security in the case
ofless '
, ,—' •' • , DIRINTOP.S. ,
I
Daniel 13.mith, Jr, . i JOSLIMYOraIIi '
Alexander Denson, , Thomas Smith, .
~
Isaac Hazlehurit, Henry Jamie ,
Therm:Robins, J. Gillingham Fell, ,
, Daniel Haddock, Jr.
-
, DANIEL .SMITH, JaVaremident.
MfMl f G..CRoWEI , L, Secretary..... ,' r , • apl94f
AMZItICA-14. RIRE:.I.I I / 4 TSURAMM ' 0241_
PANY,incorpora ed Ifild.+Chaiter,pernetnal.,
14 0:?10, - ,WALIWT' Streottab ovo :Third, T hilgidelphia:
iinvng a ler,go_pall-up Capital Stock and Sur Plus in
vested in . sound -and ,avallaide.fieouritida,..cOntinue_to
insure , on ,dwolling in
s, stores, furniture, ereliandise,
vesselain porto.and their oargOos,arid 'other ibisorial
property. -All losses liberalli and promptly,adjupted.:
I ,
ThOunie A. Maria, ~. ... , - . Edmund G. Thiiilh, ,
John Welsh, ,:- . ~.:. ,1,,• . Charles \V. Poultnoy,
~
Patrick Brady,,,,; .. i ~..., i . , Israel Morris
John T.. Lewis, . - John P. W,etherilli • +
'William_ V. Paul.
. , , ,
~ „
' , ,'. . i ~ .r THOMAS IC MARlS;,Presidentd
Ai/ART C. liltaililoniii , tiocretary. , ~,,;. , ..1 . , • a
TEFFERSON FIRE I,gEltrit 411'G .V+ OM
*' (%
e) PANE' of .Philadelphia.-oifice, No. 24 North Fifth I
Streets near Market-street. -
Incorpor i tpd , hy,rike Legielatnre, of Pennmy i ivanin,
Charter to tuak' ' ilaoital and AMMO: e/661000• 'Make
.inetiraitOla airiatlloee oedaniago. by Fire on Pulblie.br o
Private ButhillimEurnlturelitoOkei.Goode and:Mor- "
ch ! ) lTVl'T f ! v 2 r M i ?' l lpatraii - Itti.'
1
Win.'nfightlitel l "." .. 1 . . - , '..- Edward P. Moyer .1: - ..": '., , ,4 I
Israel Bete don ~ , . - iv, Frederick Ladner , ,
JOhb..g.tuPtstorlin - v.'4 , . 4 -• . 4 Adotet% Glaar, ,44';'''f,.'
Fientrsroinnueri ' t. , - ...J .:A, - 1011/lE.WelAnyp .1 t ",.';. , 41 4',
Jacob Behaudeln i t.; - 4 , `. ',. C r • iojitt'Elltett; 4, ri .64 - 11 '
Frederick Doll, , 1.4 , „-V) -- ,‘" ./.. ' tArriatian D. Frioti T- 1 1 . 5
s a mtiellWitc,‘... '' ' 't ,c. ti 'a 04170:rwirorti , ' i
~.,%,,,,_,..- __wiii iota D.:05 ngg, ~,
Wilditi.AX.Mon NlELiPreeldent. - 1
o . l ' Jl, 7 ' I ',, \ialtAlt/I , VRTEMEIONLVioe Pretildelat.
'Vomit , 11. 001,18Xklis flovrotori and Treptiurors . . 4
:c:0 AMMON SALES.
.3 . .
Noo,IIO AudILND'S. 114 8°1114;0 .1
• • • flamzry 01r8T.SWa UAW
P 4 l/11 44 8 4 0 fientIblid6Phigt ,,1 4XPIPPiei
gSDA o'cr
'ffirrYr Ota. ludlynitt3WAlai IJOVVIPINAT
111.3113 A .
ottiiesaie
434teeillitA53. 1 11011ftii40iiia
LOANB, 'i
r,tt:. &5A11if,..,4E0
..1 1 74161 , ) am
Ilt,1; 1 0:e/ock noopy aMrce Fj.Nta k lelablp,„lo44kaus
ithereb Meteniltfle Ltbrati CO. l, ,
Itlar l iniV l MlL i %fir4 '46,11 tPrivon
0 so i s ,Nammtud.lialikpritha PironbUo. • ‘2.
2s,'llafliiftit=laWattil'...rl°",foY awl
. sharp (Ijrartlfe.AnvoilAy and a. runt C 0.4
-1 20'sidtres liWedeaWrbo Railroad CO:, Oar &L. ,
"itt a ggfetiftWofliii - fgti, , Vgg ` ttit ' z ' aug, ' :
an &lit • • f, :1 • "
e ifoo Th i rsti4tlnget riansfroy 13 r coal.
ii whams old* Poteedr Ra
_fity ~ .iII44PL
,30 share' litundoti awl Atlan tic /Railroad Uommry.
, ~ eammotb ;:"/ , r t
31000 Sueostnn nip Canal Co.-betide, .
1. 14n. and July. •
REAL zpremp SALE, f3 t EP,T4.
Pete.roptory kiain—By„order ot i lleitamTßßY YAt.U.
ABM , . - BUSINESS' STAND—THREE-WOW!' aniox. •
BTOBZ, N0;843 liath nitraystreeti *VD ViDo• ,2o . DX
1811 feet.
VERY VALUABLE RUSLNESS•4IOAND—igfiIIER
STORY BRICK STORE.aad.,DWELLING, S. E. cor
ner,of Ninih aud Clean uSe, •
-, TWO , STORY"1111101V PACITARTr.PhidIR
Boiler; Savrfazp, Amdmis . preet, pleatom, u, Bucks
colt nt y I, B
14-14
)1 011 N aIfiIEN•sTQAY, -BUICK ,RESIDENCB,
No. 626 orgh ;Bub et reel, abOfe •Sprink Oldited. "Hilo •
all the niddeni oohs etdergeer.i.lmplodimo • pbaelmalcal,
Executor*, Peremptory Saie—Latate Lleorat FOX,
deciV--14)T, nomad itrdet; &pair urgamllirifi,
third AVard., .• , :•
GENTP,ELdI I II - REE:ST itY. BRICK/ , DWELLINGt
rio. /P,rit1.M.V 1 1.61 . 1103t
possmii . „ •,. ,
BUSINESS
,IMATIONT.TAREE-STORY BRICK'
rhl.-ai_Loo reat-,-14atu our-Eight'
=MMtSM
'vE•a10...14431 tieb strcrek:•..... • •- •
SII.PEBTOE' , 'FitilLOlt7 110031 AND
OBE: r MIRROR ti,GA.IFETa,
11A4R AND SPRING MATTO:BBES Ate.. •
,‘ ,
::.O.II)iIADNESIDAY OItNINU •
Sept 8, at, JO o'clock at No. 1314 Arch streetV ca
ta
logue;thesumlorlt,hnitteaec.,comprslng nits of
ainu,t.Parlor.-Furnituro,coveeed,with phish and hair
cloth; sea en stills of 'oiled dud varnished WalAhlt Chain
bet lurid time, seven, hn ndsolne hp,ellwoodrWalnut and
lelhhogany Ilrnrlliobet; two Lounge Bedsteads, revomit
with reps; Stning , ondibiirlbrtneeeee o_nk,,atul. walnut
Dining Itoooi Furniture, two walnut Extension Tables,
two elogaut.Plei!Fltrronl,.glit frornee;;auteerlor Bruise's
Carpets, 011 Cloths, large Befrlgera6or, Kitchen then;
, rsile;Qcoi u.;
,The above ruin !tura hes. ‘ beou lu,use but uttor.fbue,
and Wove) tb hew. , - • ~,•
May be ,exturtinetlat,B o'clock orttbe moknhur of Islet.
bAblr. OF, EbtOLISIf r•P.t% 1 4 .F.1ti BLANK 1800N.§,.84:
ON. WEDNESDAY MORNING,
Sept. 8,. rit.t 10 • .04. , ludt,Au the suction storeaoo'teanis
P fries's 'English Cap and Post Pa pec, Blank 'Boobs, F.O
- ;LA
. _ _
JAIIES RBEEIktitI4 , AITOTI.ONEIIIt
. • •• . • .470.422 WitiNlnstreet. •
•
. • •
• lig ki+ St•ET AT SALE, ,tiEPT .8. .
.•
This Stile. at 12 otldek Minn. at the' Exchaiigo , will in
elude the very h• aluatde Pdachinery, 4q., known as
the •.3RgyEDS(iN rLT.,, ,,- nnd largo 'tract' of land,
adjacent to the' *Catletirell•CetnotOryi TWOnty-fourth
'Ward. .Jt id In complete, order, and is one of the largest
and twit fun particu
lars in handbills.,. Sale Ter,einplye g by order of the Su.
. '. A otjgnoca' Bale. AV. Walnut street,. .
• 'TgN . CAIiEtt•BALIIOII.ALi•WINTER 81c1.11,T8:'
• , ONAVEDNBSDAY MORNING, • • .
Sept. .8, at 10 crelocluoit the Auction htore,. will be sold,
With(gattellerfe - ovevloticases. of Ladles' and MlsSes'
Balmoral Skirts, Table. Bobbin, Boxes, &c..
-- yammer beetamine threadAydbofdre sale: : ;:,
.1 .
•• • • • dit7eVilr. eoriitii• •
L.KARE, BTOCK AND .11241.pi55.0.14A, DrIi.ND.QA..-
••••• ': •' ' 611ADE'MA.NTINAUTORY:.* •I ''
• i, f er,ON.}TRIDAE, MORR,ING. • , .• .
September 10. at 100 e'Cloclt. - will be sold;wlthouf reserve,
the Ittatu: Goodwill and Fixtures, or. a. Wlndo.}r-Shst4e.
Blau uftictory Shatle-trinnea, Tablet, Paints, Oils, 'tack,
°lnce .Flititittaro, &c. • • + • • *. • : • •
• •
• • • • > l •Aitsiirnee'sfSale N& ,! 014 Arch litreot:• • . ' r;
IrEARE•AND STOOK , OF.A.LO(MING•GLARE'AND
TICT.URE • FRAME MANUFACTORY. PARR I'
, i.P_EATE,...IIIIItROIOI,.R4OIIAYXNOI4,. •CLOC.IO3,
.•
MOULDINGS:. Gc. • . • •
,•:••••.ON MONDAY arEntsiNov.• .7
Eopt;l3, at 10 o'clock. will bu Hohl without ipsZrv,, by
'catalogna;thochtiro :stock of a Looking Glass and 140 7
; taro I ramp ;Manufactory, French - Plate .Blirrprs. En
gravings. Clocks. earnot4; Walnut. and Gilt
.Frames, Casce,:fGlasa. kc.;• . • . ; .
" Aldevthe'Leede; auporlorlYagan, Srgiib;acc.
pererhytorrffiNt tennifeits.h . • • • • t,..
ALOMAS BER,(111.& SON,,,AUCTIO*
EERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. Ill° 'CHESTNUT street. • • •
Rear eutranceNo.,lof Sansom street.
Household Furniture of every description roceired et
• At• . •••;• •:•cioningnroqnt.•
Sake of Virnitute at Awellinas attended to' on the Moat
reasonable tern*, ;.r . . .• • • • e .;.•
SAVE .OF 'A•PlirifATt COLLT.OTION :11111tr•
CAN AND YOWNIGN COINS. AND ALEDALS-.
ON' NONDAY,I' TUNSDAV 'and ' , WEDNESDAY, '
t •• .. • •,.,t3optonMer,ti, 7 end& , • , ,
'At 3% cmork, sit the suet on'ettire; will: be . khl, the'cot
.igction otOantain•Ndwerd. c. Thorn, of • , riaititleld. 41.
J.. comprieing 3000 lots of 'American and foreign 0...1d,
Allscrand•Copperßoltia and Medals. si •. , •-• •
Catalogues are.mow ready fur distripution at the c ue
tion store. , • •• • i • • . • .•
• f Sole iit'NO. , l6o6 North Brolureirect.'
ELEGANT_ FIiANITEUE, RICH,. VELVET AND
• BRUSSELS 'CARPETS;• Largo' French Platte' Mantel
Idirromi:French Mantel 1 0 1Ocktiqrencll , Ohlim pion*
Service, 'Weber Coutert Grand Piano Trirte, &c.
. ONAVEDNESDAY , MORRiNcI , ,
Sept'. 8, at 10 o'clock, et No. lakt Nottlill road street,witi
be sold, the-Furnittire of a faultily going to Europeiconi.
withn—Elegant Walnut Parlor F.urnDure, corered
silk repet , Rotiewood Weller •Cone Art 'Grand Plano
Forte, 'largp. French' , Plate - ;Mantel :Mirrors,. three
elegant FrenellMan ClacktWrich - Veliet and Brussels
CarputtiViKalnut Chamber,aud Library- ,F . tmaittureglireo
French Clainallinner'Sertidee, Curtains, splendid Mit
steal B Min ing "Room and X itchen-Furnitare -Am,. -
The Cabinet Furnitture le of iniperior quality. nutrni
fachlredibkillenkels,and , hat liTen RI use 'but a short
time, - •
'Catalcigiaes' can be had at the auction store on and
after Saturday, ,
' The furnitnre can . be o'xamined early on the morning
of sale.: I- . . •
TO RENT-The - IprOperty to rent, including coach
home and stable, with live, aimbles 'on - rear fronting on
Carlisle street, lotIFS;200. Apply at office of the auction
8437498 32
$451,391 32
th a tf
D AVIS & ILATIVEY, :AUCTIONEERS,
(Late with M. -Ttiomas & Sons.)
Store Nos. 48 omit.° North SIXTH street ,
; Sale atdhe Ataltion Store.
ELEGANT ,FUB ITUREt FRENCH. PLATE
ROBS, '.ESIIIfRETOIRE, ' , COTTAGE SUITS, SUPE
RIOR FARREL & HERRING AND EVANS &
WATSON SAFESX,OOKOASES,WALNUT OFFICE
DESKS AND - , TABLES, FINE. TAPESTRY AND
OTHER CARPETS, BEES, THATRESSES,'&O..
• ; ON. TUESDAY ; + MORNING. •-•
At 10 o'clock,by catalogue ' at the auction store, supe
rior: Parlor' -Snits, eletrant Oiled - 'Walnut Chamber
Suits, French Plate Mirror, handsome Cottage, Suits,
large-and - superifd W.frdrobe,elegfint---Htt " „
-Walnut and: Oak Extension Tables. Dining Room.: and
Other Chairs. marble top Bouquet Tables, Secretary and
Litittetrilookroffeet...cdte,_Lont,Aca..
Oiled Walnut Office Desks and Tables, handsoineTappi
-ffy anifTfrussels Carpets,,ffiff - Miltreases,Hus
oekeepitig
Articles, &o• .
•
Peremptory - Sal» °tithe Prendaes;• •
VALUABLE COAL. AND 'BRICK YARDS. .
ON WEDNESDAY,
Sept. 8, at 12 o'clock noon, on •Um promiods, No. 4112
Germantown avenue, above . Niretown lane, valuable
Coal I ud Brick Yards, "Wftli linprovements,(2o3,; acres);
fronting on Germat4town4tvonne, l 23S,li feet. Has every
•facility, for doing an oAensive . businesa.
Steam IngiTiVthili 80i1ar,26 4 /tors. e p over.'
particular» 4n - katuOillsat ilia auction rooms.,
Ncil6 at'NO.Vlvirry krnet, :•
SIX SUPEI2IO LATITES s ,PONTA EWE 'FORGE,
• • • AIsWIL. TOOLS: &c: • • ' •
PN .stygowEspAy
At lo . No. 525 Clwrry' street, Aix sufwrlor
Latlal,Pcirtableai'orgtr . 4•Anivil,Vised,..Tonla, ,to.; of It
znttell pit deep ming hu§niesg
, w .Salo No. 4211 3lrown stroot •
SUPERIOR AL.Nu'r PARLOR['CHAMBER"AND
•• tDINING . .1t00.31 FURNITURE,' TWO - COTTAGE
SUITS, FINE PLATED WARE, FINE CARPETS,
&c., eke.,
TIIURSDAY 3I.ORN;ING, •
- . Sept'. 5, at 10'0 etuilc,
Patient' rif *want:ter
BY. EARRITT'_&. CO:,; AUCTIONEER&
CASH AUCTION HOUSE; ..
N 0.230 MARKET street. corner of Bank street.
Cash advanced on consignments - without extra charge
,LAILGE 'SALE (l_l' Ft/REIGN AN D - DO3IEnTIC. DRY
~ GOODS. IIOSIPIII; ~wo9r.;N)§, p*,} l 7, G(n)DS,
'FANCY GOODS...V.
•
limn. G. cumractieln..„ ,,, at I 0 N r citiolc „Drees Goods, Heai'S
-Peris‘ Ocluuratid Wield. &trams() Pop.
Mud , : goulitut, iu errs .I'llottll,'Ati,typoi
ack Alpaeas; 0111cl/tuns SI Olteekto Catmluterett-e
gA all-wool ittetlt Side
- Alga ,; ,Buys 80140th:40,f Linen
gools,,Towels, 8-4 Tablu Dannotße, Brown anti Is.leuelled
Tople CI o flut, N.:taus Also, An: invoice tea ney
Crouilt4, , Suspolultirw, , Skirt4lrttlihi, Itibbdiut,
• Cut lerv,. r‘. es' Iluttons4 dint 111.10Tdgzew littlies';Gents' t
Missed , altd. - Ohildtkilt..l.ltiatepet
-
At 12 O'ClOck,1.1)0 lOtii MOD's and and Min
top Clothing ti tsarrtr .
BOOTS, suojgs 114.1.„BiiirsALs,
180 cases and vartdiihrlbT4B-:Bo39ya',Jruthis'3lissUao:l4.o
ObibirenA gity I:ll4tertt.'uladd Roads and Shoal.
Also; -t0 MlSen 1.173115te1i4, IVO] Boys' tine Wool
1-tt ' :It:
C VP T . 9 BAT, I r ilL T."
_
- . I 'lll9 OIE ST !Vier fitv6i.e.
'‘ • " • •
•,"• -'4/ , 45:11.C 4 111c(.1 LELLAND:
atANTINACITUILERV:v.:smiirw, or , A ,J2AIEGIO,INA
-1:113T1 01: NEW AND SU i'EItIOR .V URN VIMILE
411,1aTErtr 'AT 3,11)
; , AUCTION - olftii.r2j9
111ESTNU 5F1113,1.3ET.
' IO • O 4, I N , IIIONDAY - 3101LN1NG.
Supt. 6, tit - JO ,o'duck, tvlll4e quid ltY uiltalogne,hy,Oeder
of inamtracturers, the forgo hmsuiinithit'or Fht.rtiturtl:ittid
lipliolate.r.rnow on hand at ,eur salespUo.lll o 014,
wide!) l s 65 , elinfe •-up , piesent auoda being
under advanix.i., Tho Walnut and
Cottage kilanillier 4;orlift`ttre/.. finished with varnish and
oil polish; Parlor hint- 6.rateing Seta
tft various styles 4 and col , iureiwif i litittir cluilv, terry and
reps; Spahlbli '7Ol 'Reeepthiti
fouler mid pp le 'etitro Tables, 11001;01mm,,
WO
rtlrobvi id'Sidelioardut andßeltusliniont Ex
jettlioti 'Crib wi,,Seibitimiti , Office
- Turnit dre cha iv: AO
.Londipm,
t.intitorA,'Teapore. Towel Midis,' S:o.. Re.
vlhe'wbolo to IN mold wAtlioT vOliervo to close attvoaceo.
=NM
AUCTION SALES:.
iraini.I7IMBOBOW & Ot).;-"•....... , - .
' ...k...• .- . za....• ':,•./ 1 0:1701$0 DNERIII4 ' '
esS.2:d Wild ser MAR,. ic•gest, coliftesol
CO. --
' Successors to_JOR It. MY
1411 OR SALE OF' FREI( II - AN OTHE i t killo•
- , ~( .• , PEAN DRY GOODS:- ' ... , „
,-,•• ' 2 , ON MONDAY I'dORNINQ. .
„'"?' ' _
Ssytember 8, at 10 o'ctook, on - fmnantont4' eriditA9N.
diud"
'"1; tr• . I `.•
.. ' t ^ DRESS GOODS. , , , ..,. .4 1 4'..•'s Cs
PleCtlid.Ptuis Plain . and FanoyAlleghloaltrlialitat4
P:Gper:Landotr black, and cOlotA /11 sit* T.
'
legv ,I • •Coburgs: - „ • ••-•• 7... ~ • ^
-der Empron Cloth, Poplin. ißsosla;POpellittuliffie.
• dcr. 'Bilk! and:.Wool - ,,Fidbp' t ,„9l./blMrell, ~
Pirallibu. - ' . 4-t , 0“..,•!
, f 413: 'VELYETSLke.' i 1 -,---
Pieces nydittablit *nu Colored GroluorAftuf, T' x l s istitg,"%c„
ido cCaol i rde,___Sole, Porde de Sole, U
tetra, , • do 4:Gros 'Weir
RAirliPtrap de France, Fano ; •
do Lytl 'Weir Sh - d• Colored' Verrets; • r 'tis . ttn‘,.
•• „ . ` _ L , firowLsi ttomcs, ie ,•,•, ~ • . •
nrocbe•snalßrONte Bogirindllit Shawls end 1 4r05.,
Wool plaid Slaisrls, TA Ad' Saettues,•• Badques, ite - !-
" , MILL 13 r °owls, Be •,, .
i Ibinnet Trimniftunt , yelmit'llibborot, Flosfore' ao••.• , "•'
I Dress anti Montle niMillraidit;RtrttettriTiethikte..':
IBR LUICO I and Half Slttrtet,e Whit9Goods, IldFIS,.‘ As . . •
l l'.slalltketc, ernes. brpliss. Shirt Fronts. Notions., do ;
l FOPRLIN RATE, 'MPINGLINES, AC:."
1, An invoice of the latest arts %Sty)Ati,,tt :high COO, •
1,
. 9111. 23 E'TE MS FR E N CM' II Or i r ft VELQ I7 I 64 ' ' '
foy„Floakitms, the finest Parisians! eft*: ' • • ; ,
;.'
__ , 25 PIEOES COLORED' potam DE g pp-- -
i Tnehty Awe inch Lyons make. best glean imported,
~ ay PIECES COLORED BONNET...YR VliT,
e
, ortike celebrated "Diamond' , brandl - , •; t ..• ' .
i 7 • 25 PIEORS LYONS BLACK VEL11111.4. , n,,
I in..?6rione qualities, tv_to best importo& ,•, •= :i • •
c ;(,.., KEUES IlLtitni , AND COLORER SATIWB. -
~,,
t Amonty_twoincteli. In the most oesirabis shades. , w• • •
t i 110 PIEUES YELVRTFENS' AND ?AMON': . 4 :";
, 7.?, , . ,_ • vrag, •, , rI• kr , Itirl
1 Ifi r tlealeilColo're., of a suNder inako.-. i 1 11);' , ' , apt:As
• ' ARIS!;DIDBO,N,S__.,, I .• 0. •• , ' , 5.P.t....
1 n 1111.
Cd r p7il32 4 l2l lu7n a ti-4 ! "1 ',75, , 0r r.
A .Une of beery al: boiled black ribbons., ''
4. linegof-rk.h-cotoredintttn-rHStem- It
Arikle of-ricb cOlored velvet ribbonti.4. , 4. r. • ' , ; . i
',. ',..) •r'•'• ,150,,D,GXEN ,SIIIRT rltowrib r ,, ,
I u e a styles',ofrecenriniportatidrit" .. ''s , . • '", -§
', LARGE:SALE OF 2000, CASES BOOTS, SHOER,
,A 92.
s , ON. TISDAY MORNING. . .
Sept. ' l tVat 10 o'clot ;on four moraine credit: Including—
Cases men's, boys' and youths' calf, kip, buff Icatherms4
grain entalry...ZM'pedebn, Dress and floe Roots And
Jealmoralmt kip, 'bud end polished. grain Brogans; wc•-•
men's , misses' and children's ,calf, kid, enamelled and
buff leather, goat and noroeCo , nalmorabs; Oonikreas
Gaiters; Lac o Moots; Ankle Ties; BR peers ; Metallic Orers•
Shoes and Sandals; Traveling Rags, Shoo Locate. &c. • •
----
LARGE SALE or BRITISH',
_FRENCH,. GERMAN
-• • - • AND DOMESTIC'. DRY GOODP, , •
_ '• ON THURSDAY-MORNING.
Sept. 9 at ID o'clock, on four months credit.
4 ;;1111PORTS, NI Stil OE:O44,PETINGS, OIL • -
• . .. . • f.. ON PRIDA.Y MO G;
Sepi,'lo,•ii)./ o'clock, op fottrpthei credit, about 515
pieces layoff!, 'ElJoaffalf. Lir , , RP OPPAgg• amid, 's
unman, Ofi tdoths, Rugs, . . ....,„
~,,,... .:
giiiitlNANTafteria, )437,13.17,E;144,48,
_., fLstely'Snlesaten for XL Thomas d& ne,l l ~, ~
o. an CH IisTNUT • street. rear;e_ntroope from., =nor.
Salo by order of, he PennsylvardeMila Cu., at, Nos, 3334
W
? 3340_, and 3342 Market street. • __ 1 " .
TWO SUPERIOR HORSES, SIX LIGHT wAGOAS,
GRAIN AND• FEED WAGON, Harness One-horse
Power. Hay, Cutter,' 'Falrbdiik'S Illestlet, Milk Pans,
Churntf; Cans,l3neketS. Oast Iron Feed Boxes. Merritt
Fireproof tient,' Ilitndsorne •Walnut laud Oak Office
Furniture, Carperd,ilsttings. Ac:,
• On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, t.. 2.
At 2 o'clock, on the pre:Weep, Nos. 133$ and Xll2 ?docket
street, by order of the Pennsyl% ants. Milk C 0 .,,. , , ;
May be4seen on thy day of sale. .
rp AkiIIBRIDGE '4%.• CO:; - AUCTION.
A , . 'KERS. No. 605 MARKET street. above ritthc ,
LARGE FALL BALE OF BOOTS, 81IPES AND
Skilin4kflo ,fecjoevoni. viiit. Beg by: eatatoittej
Hoe packages if. -Boots 'arid 'Silas; orcity and ' Eastern
numpfactnre. to which the nttention of City and cpuittry
inorninekotonle rn't ezidlriatron ':
OTIOX,-kENTIV.SAL
.111 . The undersigned will sell at? public sale, THURS
DAY, September• 9.1969,M it o'clock,
4 ,111,0.. p No. iii
Willow street, the following - distillery apparatus and
appurtenances. viz.:
Steam Drigbmitrul Boilers; slollffir3 ,
nett Tubs,- Copper Pumps ,e Turn
'The Said aitlkles arc. seized*. and , (Detrained upon 'for
non ;payn►ppt ; of.tnxes, &c ., due U S. Internal -Ruvonne.
si t att l EA se9 ; Deptrtgiill9clue,tuni ,Diatraining Officer.
Tag ritidtriil.. MONEY ESTABLISA.
• nientri.
i corneio e IXTI and RACE streets:
ongy a it icgr b d attT g a t i
e le troAe Gold gvratiandlti
articles otaialue,tor any length of time agreed
)VATCHES...AND. JEWEt,RY AT PRIVATE SALE.
Fine Gold Hunting Case,Double Bottom and Ops n Face
English, Anterican and Swiss Patent Lover Watches;
Fine Gold Blunting ellSa and Open FaceLepineVatches;
Vino Gold Duplex and other Watches; Fine Silver llrmt-
Dig Case and Open Face English; American and'Swiss
ritentoLever and LopineWatches; Double Cane English
itartior and other Watches Ladies' Indies' Fancy' Watches;
amend 'Breastpins vringer Sings; Ear -Rings; Studs;
&c.; Fine Gold Chains; Bracelets; Scarf
Pins; 13reastpins; : linger Rings; Pencil Cases and Jew
elry generally.
• 10,8. SALh—A large and- valuable Fireproof Chest. -
suitable for. s Jeweller; cog. 4650. •
Also, several Lots in South Cam den; Fifth and Chest- .
net streets.
•
C..p. .403LE.Basp.uo.,
. . . AUCTIONEERS,
• • • • • No. 506 MARKET etreet. ,
BOOT AND SHOE SALES EVERY MONDAY AND
• • ,'THURSDAY.
ORPILL.NS',.COTIRT
Jislaof Mat thins deceased.—James
man, Auctioneer, Under, authority of the. Orphans'
Vourt for the Citg_tind comity of • Philadelphla.'on Sat
afterneOn, September 11,1569, at .4' orclobk, will be
sold; at . public 'sale, op the premises,Pthe, folloWing
described real estate, late the property of, ,Matthis,Catit
well, deeeiksetV: - Dwelling and Lot, Ores
son and Mechanic streets, Manayunk:- A. lot of ground --
with the three-story' brick reams& thereon erected,
situate in Manaysnk, now, the Twenty-ilrst Ward of. the
City ,!.beginning at a stake standing, in - the southeast'
corner of Mechanic and. Cresson streettG 'thence 'arcing
the north line of etes4on' street toward Robeson street.
30 feet; thence at right angles to Cresson street, 45 feet
11 inchs, to the south line of Mechanic street, and
along, the same. 04 feet 10,4 inchesto the place of begin
nin
Clear ofinculubrance. - •
No 2.—Lot Adjoining.- A lot of ground with the frame
workshop thereon, beginning at a stake on the south side •
of Mechanic street, said stake .being_ distant in a north
easterly.direetion 54 feet , 1014 inches from the southeast
corner of Mechanic and Cresson streets: thence in'a lino
at right angles to Mechanic street and towards Robeson
street, 38 feet 4 inches; thence:parallel to Mechanic street
in a northeasterly direction, 18 , ' feet 7 inches; thence at
right angles to Mechanic street 38 feet 4 inches to the
south side thereof, and along the same it feet 7 inches Ito
the_placeof beginning;
•
trar Clear of incumbrance.
o's3o to be paid nt thelime of sale. • '
,HY the ,Court, JOSEPH MEGAHY, Clerk U.C.
• HANNAH CANTWELL > Atlminietratrix.
JAMES A. FEEEMAN,-Anetioneer
inv.l-Z.ge4
REAL ESTATK-THO.MAS & SONS'
- -
EAUHat~tcc~Ygnucbl~.llnainesaSitaud=Three;,
.x
- 13 - tiCk - Rae and
lierry_-ntreete , • (In
_ffil6lany. &Zeugma. 7th. ISO, at
12 o c, noon, will" bo Pohl at public sale. nt the •
Philadelphia Exchange: that very valuable :throe
story brickmessuage, with tail-story back, building, and
lot of grottinl:,:situiitii at the S. E. corner of Ninth unit
Cherry streets; containing in front on Ninth street
feet lei itches, and extending in depth Meng Cherry at reet
93. feet to a 4 feet wide'alloy, It • has all the modern con
enielleCti• and is in excellent ordee; having been recently
improved by the present owner,at:great ,expense.: ,:The
is desirable for almost any kind of husiu
Mg hi one of the lending tlioro u glifares of thaM tyi and
Is well situated and adapted tor a Ilanking Institution s
which Is much needed in this particular busineSs
It is pee upled as n state nw ]dwelling, and ffraf °ad pua7
Jar Clear of till incumbrimce. ; - •
T ,, rins-,510,000 may remain en mortgage. lamithliato
May be examined any day_prevlona to sale. . '
• • •
N. 111031 AS: &'• SONS, Anctionaora,
an 7 12 14 21 28sep4 Neu. 119 and 141 South Fourth St:
PEIDIPTORY SALE—BY;O,R.,DBIt.(:).P
noire—ThUhutic Bond, A,netioneers.—Very-_:valn
raltle. Bto;liteAas starel=-Tbroe-Htory‘brieli store, , ei - ct. SLS
'North Third street, 'llhOVO.,111111) ; street,. 2 11 by_ 1' 'feet,.
Int: Tuesday', gold 1269,atto'clock,
Nvln .tio • odd at V11)110 Sale; 'tt tlliaut 're , erve,
ut Philadelphia di.xelatzigcy all . that .; valuable
three-stbry, , ,,briek store and lot ; .ground,,situ
ate en .the east 'aide of. Third street,bettreett Vin o and
callowl;lllSlTeetit t No . : 341; contitinitig frOnt'on - Third
ro..st 20tfeet, add extending in depth LtS feet: :The oast
truinoet par t-Of the let is occupied ue,,baor3garden.. , It
la situate in, very valuable htukinesf: neighborhood...
Filtl,kec't to a yearly quit rent of one shilling unalC
buntediato possession.: TKCYH tt UW.1310 . 104 NOPI I I9.'
31, Tifilln its
Mil 1214 23 28 Pet.' andl4l twntli I ourth latrOOK::!
DRUG'S,
lirlittrG GISTS' .76'13,NDitrk;8,— 4.4 AVIV,
1-/ atm!, 'Mortar: Pill Tiles,"CoMbS, Brtietteni,ll.lltrorS,
Tweezers, Puff Boxesaotn: Scoo_ps,liargical: Instru
ments, Trusses, R
Hard and- soft übber
'Casale; Glass- and 8 vrincesp &0., at.:First
Mands",pßc , es. . BIi,BAVDEN , .
aus-tf • • '‘- 23 South
(4 .-
_Li amino our liirgeotock of freel4utogo
of BA - latest inmortatiOn.
Alscb`ossantial Oils, Vanilla Beitnit t Opongtitt, Cap ti o
Sking, etc. ROBERT BUOEIdhIf,ER & CO., cot
uer Fourth n d Race treSts.'
f)IIIVZ 0314, OUPERIOR:QUALITY;OIi
drafight and in Witt:let; N4rionqrurifiiiii•; - AVVEBT
6t ONBIAKETt. CO., N. E." corner7FourttkikroPltak.e
otrocto. , - , , ; t t •
'
• CiASZILE
'beaes Width and MoillOd
tug i tY, • VITT ' , 6 4. 01 .40 4 -AN4 flP.il , v l l9. l PtAle
*g ists. . corp,o ! FlauoAt . alipopo Itreets,
.10bC10NT119741514A14,-' :40T.111.
*The'lloartrof Maniere of the 'CCINTOMYTA"
IItITITA ( 1 0. htwe- Aeolar ; semi- anntult 111yuletht of
Three er Coht.ttpoq the referred Stork of the Qom,
tinny," hyttble , , `‘tite*.ottlee.: or. the 2 t 1 a"" 1 1. -
811 Are 011 . af.ter /P)) °ln
Is
1 -
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iktal4Cot" . • . 'l'vaancor‘
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®~ - -1.,,- . :fr.e.ii,...*,
I••. ....tts• ''' 114 ft
- ~..- ,• • ~ :f ..r. k iNn 4i,.,:"4 1
V 1i4. 16 , :". 0 . gr 5 -- ; ';(4" '
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