„, , ITtr-ir1y.,,,,-, p,, , ,;,..,: mr• ~, i ~.. ,
4 47 4 ,, tr0tim ,"!.?_... mE 1 i5 , iti . „
_,44:4 — k805tb0...*614,,§
tootrime inegkrer' 3 fear "idofthe Kt*”
iiii * ll tlv 4-. *lfinle4u/,,. t' tiketlllete the ee° B
.`','lt ;n , Ann envortith*/ est is In subP
~ _ „,, . . < Unto as the well-known poem
~. :,1 = - d'Artlittr," published iu the usual edi
, ~,,,., ittoeins.hy.the Laureate. 'Xtve, idylls,
'f'lo,o2,onded to fall in between' " Elaine" and
, 0 1 46011440 finite ' series, hear title " The Holy
I"isw bL- "''Ost ' d ccc P r elims and Ettam" By contern
rl
aziiiititig*jitylls'ln th eir" entirety, we get the e
~ .."r4hssrlifitetirryson'snrittrktroin 1842; when,; .
)1:.:40#40, st*, th e series (Motto dzArthur) ma
''' 4 , klitr,//1/11(te, 1.0 1869 ;when the first,
i.. tUoitting ot:Aithur" is,published. We .t it
lis I be. the opinion' of most people at
; olde st noem I ' the hebt it h the'
- -„,,,,5 ~,E 4 i•
/ - • ,uri= 'fiemons, the largest manner the
lit,4;l4 . Adignitied SimplicittP. Its perula 'now
f4tibltidied,i,e,ftit. more confused in p n, less;
,iithille.hallii. ; and it introduces so sties of
..,Otiauttittlr names, to no purpose, since/ they are
4hen up again and smotithed'io the ear by
/) .- "i.' Nor, will the new series b Vionght to
"'.-t - ' with the idylls" published in ' grOup long
I t the "Norte ' d'Art,hur" Et is indeed
- '," , ,, , ":•. 1 0her0 invented to display tiers& r• nee in love,
autd therefore a pendant to Eni . , but he ends
V
'r,., tO
Weakly, and in' style for wh' i ages pOst-Ar 7
thurhuthave invented the ter i rn
43nelodraatie•
'AP " 'the' Holy (rail," ' from '4vll 11';mittch was to
''have been expeeted, , fails to I .ve an impression
'' ,-,3 ti; turitY;nrid insonmeh Tails lieLiind Tennyson's
liifte c pOempf "Sir Galatialth : The new idylls,
however, are useful in roc, and
f ~,' 111 k ' A do , some Weigt# and ` 41eiploi. to it;
l ' 10ii.'f:Nylli, ..riot B ,Palike :th e ir '• neigh
', iorsi and they are aceePtable erten - vies of that
artifice of elevated kblankverde — li'''ii
- in,,w lc
At„*9apyson has uu 'val. Ale Ptiblishers
4uve ,i . sstred, the w le' Belied :together, now
' •. • 4onionntilig to ' six. „Wes grouped:4fier the
lytiOrf"The
'' , itind. Yrahle,''',",and r iiiiished
it'abe .0o ii :, ? and.," The: fia.ssingq of
" • ' Aililiei% 'We regiketlhat they hav'e'not 'seen fit
4 %Wild " at, • 1 l'•
, het e rriAt to ttme t._e ,poems which,
' liiiri& rifted* in metre ,"arld treatrrient,i are
l' - ' ~firtkitinlies -'ante same line pf legeud. ' We • do,
• ";=,.','irrot refer: ta t the " Boafilcea," but bay to the
,' ' 0 '
; poems really inspired. bytales of .Arthur, and
`t" ,. . fp,: hP. considered as errtinlental advances liu
' •;=; ,I=l*.k , ellie in which Tennyson , has finally perl
t Vi 400 4 , 0 iv:lnaist,?Plece r ;`'"These are the "Lady
t;- , .4ll.fShaltrti, l " knotherAd istimps betterfOrin of
r /
~..,:lite idyll' Of,-.icEirdim;" ',, Sir (andiad,/' and
• ' ... , , ,it! Sir l.autkelitit end tiueed Gifinebere.": These,
',-';' ki- beingM .. Prflii ) 9sitivelYliif "di, wOnlLi;ohime :in
• * . idal:s4sne graver Idylls as chartningly
the abort aongs,do in the present : edition of
'l l '..:..T4 ( l l *ceas."4 - t*ime miscellaneous poems
' lot
added to the ~present. voinme. The firstivf
illiatie isl,:' 4 The Northern "Farmer, lkiPw Style,'
ltirrTxhidly pictorial and lifelike, ,'a represertt,a
, 43)/4f, the bucolic mind advancing just so' far
ilibe ; nOble"art of disoontent as to he perf,,,
; i Reti.tally.straining alter money; ;the " Farmer"
is trying to force, mercenary ideas on Ids son,
-w.ho *heti fallen 10.. love with the curate's
daughter. =•This is an' unpleasant progress on
the CharaCter in the fine poem "Northern
=Fanner,' Qld Style," whose thoughts dwelt with .
envie' ble .satisfaction on the one feat of having
' stabbed Thornaby , waste; now 'the rich fielf
content is gone, and the. Farmer from being
' *completed type beComes a mongrel image
likely to change through greed into wealth
and through wealth into. modern cultivation
and acuteness. The Scandinavian ballad of
"The Victim," with "Wages" and " Lucre
this," have been published separately. A beau
tiful fragnient completes the collection. It is
* tale front the Decanieron in blank verse,
taking up Lauretta's novel; the • fourth of the
last tay, in which Gentile CAASelldi restores
the buried wife of Niccoluccio Caccianimleo,
and presents her in health to her husband at a
great feast, Tennyson calla Ids Cale "The
Golden Supper," and changes the name of the
'here from Gentile to Julian, that of Catidina to
tiunilla, and that of her 'husband to Lii'pet
.
lie • has preserved' the . Sineerei , eredn-0
lout, enthusiastic Inovemeilt: ' - of , the
r;iginnf, " Anti ' made a, ' ) beautiful
and; . mating story.': . " lie' changes . the
Conclusion 'so far as' to' send 'the , benefactor;
after rendering ,NP the boy, away forever,; •this
• , is . more • suggestWe and dramatic Than the
finale in • Boccaccio, *litt nUrkei" the persona
jive on intimate terms for the, rest. of, their
' lives; a homely termination -; suitable 4ti tire
I,ifelike jpitoPlirity of the .Italian; hut" rather
OHM ter the splendid treatment by which
Te.nnyson enhances the story. The public
* l l l ,be'iniParlent, for the cempletion or thi s
' fragthent ; at present the machinery is a little
rugged; tile- , speaker Who' delivers the noire
-ti;4?2,
_lB: ll , 6" ti'PrlilierlY inttri4acedr fld' ,
ti/tiresuler'ir
eittotietton=is due to the perfection of. iudi-
Weal; paouiges. T1314-volunte; indiSpienSable
ta:thelp* if bellea iettrpsi-'l4Y' . be fa*P4 4t.
''*ssrs. Feltis 'Obiood''& Clo - illowise si,sud
;be ljttest .luctibrationa of the people s poets
Gerald'Massey. Tho Volume, a thick •orie of
31 , 6 liiige t s; eeetaiee one long kelp;'Of 9 Rages;
0/titled A' A Tale of Eternity.", It ismystical
in nature, lint expressed in blear heroic rliynte
of goed tingiug'quality. The following extract
Atli' give an Idea of thtt treatment 1
~,Bat, almost ere ,I could have Stile to fear,
P - i loam what seemed an Angel standing near,
1 ` , with face like Din who Were the; old thorn,
, , Drown, ,
In Whose dear person very _Love came down.,
4 ^ -
4 144 on his fa,c,e,n, smile for iny relief:.
4. , drearn of glory in my tught,of grief. ,
-.811404ing an. influent mildness through the
I; IntryllinifAo feel ajtvga.§,theihmile I saw:
A A ,:', lib in ii , _let Donn ht he breathed a tragrance
Pn, i . :346Wine, A
a,u '7(r4reame some rottingtoinby Mini.
,„,„ purple vesture thin as mint,
k , 1%0 Breath Of . Dowry upon the plum dew.
' ''" '''' • '',.,kissed .
4 ..,,,A tiame-hued, tlame-s aped, Goiden-llolly
, 1• tree , ,
~..111 1 °er kinctetl at. the tilun so splendidly *
• ,e- 40 tto sof-radiant h 64. wzth ]-fish hair
,'' if4ave iri many a fiery, scimitar. ' •
4" 'We think of Hhades as native to the night;
,t vie photograph the other world in white,
'.. That wil/ notpaitit Its tints Tron, our sight.
`
• •i. But thereure,,Colors.of , the ' ternal Light,
Arid 00 was •of then]; pulsing. Snell litre glows
' As oettrousddetred-blood or rtpened rose : ,
' No liittat frortiline Past life as we have deemed
The Dead to be ; na'pallid shrulow dreamed
*y Greeks of old,.liut,pto,itdoikoisAeemed.
Asici,ntiat a /Igh, arati ittibe, 41,pge4, co ti
ilia:elide asglory roupirahout tke r plab6
IltiaTow hy ~,as yori tuarleitt,the gold ray..
MOWthat dahee invisibifin the gray • .
AstlogeSp f i n shadow of hts irmeritiglit, '
ibe.,
'be Dark Shape stood and sienou ag a in s t the
ii,f J::4ll. 4 lght. '
pilau have reit, winn earth roc kt 111'der
• ,
'Attatest in it *Oa wrertalttrilp by the root:
Aloxidatliguixof ail things had given,
they might be tri heavon :.
Avii,4 l o o s 4 or 'wide, white road, .
1 Akio Jaws
';444g : tit bit frozen streara bealeal
.;,.4A' -.(..,,,,:, -1
' .i:' , ..
-:.'''''.',.lPl!•'!.
,
And he is le ' 'ing din the arms of Death :' , ~
)So did ',feel o find tour - ettith# s boutill.., ~_
Of Subeta , vras no longer safe tqleseunli:
That spiri t': 'rings
,mahosquiewtkii fir
gr 9 1 ,4 I 4 '-; ( ."i ; : ',4 ' ' '-•
That sl, Bandy t.,,, hands ! withdravO ',?.,iiiur, *via*
1. , nd; ' , \ . ,i ...,. - ' , ,
That kg t between'partiti ,, leß'tilin plies'
Nure.4tand visibly, as light through
With,Tower to come and go, stand, uptight,
Dense to the eye, outlined against the gloom.
'A lair nundier'of nifseelraneoue piece's are-'
all hiving an air 1:f correctness, and'
almost of culture' w cry creditable to the - po' et,whe
. ,
has made hip:own opportunities:. Gerald Maa
sey's heartbeats warm for the popr, and
Moves -tenderly with whatever,,'is generous,
loving , ameliorating and charliahle: .The fol,
Toy I is very cheratted4lo, aild sa , 'pretty
i f
pict e : i ' 1 \
.
' TAR I.A.Vv . " NiAntax.
irt*iii Na3 , l;aoy Masud. ,
Sim walks our woOd: a Shining one!
A 'Walton withetn.,4gel-face, , , ,
Sweet gravity and tender ,
gT be-
And where she trouts-Nit thef outs,
Heaven blessotns itto,anall* 'g d ~ owers,
This is tlie Ludy,=jun.. •
One of,then pB s the , ,:. cin w , te,
Man cl,nni t hAtearta t '`"':it in I l i g At i ,
Her press know; 'atm the APIs
'linovit, Morning, mu K.. uring Olitgirtul words.
Avliere ;Lilo is darkestvalie -flat:Move
With .infinencei imio43dsiblektive,.,
,This is; the Lady ;Martali r
7.3 . 4 aiti, ,„ :0, ~,:„.
Her coming alllaur heiriglitiy, , ,
With 4 balm-breat,h frow t heaven's hills:: ,
And; in-her faeCthe light is mild , .
,Asdlmugh tltenrt,whihiti,lier Spliiiki')
And, in her I*. oin,sat Oalrigi; , , ; ; si, ,
The spirit ottcaraortal4Sprillig"c„ -;f
`4 llo i'is,t ll,o ,x,k'N'Xlli4Pr "i''
One el; nod's treasArspfor the l'ocir! , .
she,h - ecpeth open,hgart anci'doory., • ..
That heart ~h oly pia of wea1t,,,,,1 ~;, ~ ,
B,r,lraminglife,writ, quick4a# bealttki, ;.,
li tit
Lhat door , n oporting you loojift Koughi,,,
To find God our side ,of Ileaysiyes b1ae t .;„,,,. ; , ,
• ; . ...This is. the Lady Uarian o , •; , , , ,
We mustlmake room lorio, l ler 1 4 1 0fe excerpt,
appropriatd, tO sea d sliewine the
good, brflfVe, ;",*;3l3sseST,o verse :
• Alt OttritAN , la l / 4 04-Itif",onnasmayAs.;
A blitherold , Carllei*Chriatmas; ,
Yoweanlco lindshle fellow , • '
Match me the bale:led rose in his cheek,
Or the hffart so mi ld and mellow ;1, ' •
The glitfdt glory in 4 hhpeyes,
While'the assail-Cup he quaffs;
Or the humor that twinkles about liie wrinkles
k , As•helplessly he Janghtn , • • ,4 r
Of all High. Tides •!, i tis'bhristmas
Most richly ernwns thd year ; . ,
Right throjAgh t the land, there ripples anctruns
its flood of merry good cheer. , , r •
Troops of friends come sailing Idow.zr
Making a, pleasant ,
Fling open doors! set wine your hearts! ,
Christmas is coining in.
aPPy:time is 'Christnips;,
°gather all athome,.
nd like the Christmas tairieS,
With their prankg, „o'er. darlings ,cotne ;
nil gentle Sylvan Spirits hitt
In holly boughs they hring,„
avow info good Angels,
And blots ,our fairy-ring!
Ajolly lama Chr s mas,
For Plenty's horn is poured
Then tows the honey of the bun,
Our, fruits.all STIMMer. hoard!
Merry men tall march up the hall;
They.bear the meats and drinks
And Wine, with all his hundred Ayes,
Your hearty Welcome winks .
A glorious time is Christmas; ,
Young hearts wil/ slip the tether ;
Lips moist and merry, all under the berry,
Close thrillingly together.
A gracious time! : thepOorest Poor
Will make some little show,
AA ailing infants, seeing the fun,
Will do their best to crow!
And 0 the Fire of Christmas,
That like Borne Norse , God old,
Mounts his log up-chimney, and roars
Defiance •to the cold!
He challenges ail out-of-doors
He wags his beard of fiame ;
It:warms your very , heart to see
Him glory•in the gaine, ,
A hallowed time is Christmas, .
Of loftiest festival ;, " , • , ,
For, eightewnhtiodred yearsligef .• ,
. It opened Heaven to all. ; • ,
'Twas then our Father, iu his arms, „
The Blessed Bahelieldforth •
To win back wanderiug,huroap love
And lure it up from Eartlf.
The publishers have r made, elegant
.
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providingpoet, heavy tee oftpaper, printing'in
the best style of;the Cambridge press,and bind
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TititE.:l3lE4Bli Illi•VISIEW:„10410/10th t
PRlaleil3e, 4
present ti'teW extra.cts 'froth hs*lt
part. of these delicious peems. The "first — a
proof of Mr. Morris's gift' of gay anct'exqiialte
deseriptioo, is the lover'o dreath, „froth . AVM*
this and Cydippe." ' • ,
1391 E 4M OF f ftr
Now 'nchtli the tree he'sank adowndt
'Parched was' the sward thereby and lare*l3',
Savet where about the knotted roOt ' :
A gteen pliee spread.. The golden frint!
Hung Onthe'houghs, lay ealhe gronlid;
The sp ring -born thrushes lurked aroun d
But/sang not. Yet the 'stream sang - Welfc•' - `'
And gentle 'tales the sea coild tell.
Ere tninrise was thel - Isher one;
A tad
,now his brown-sailed boat alone, • ,
Sane league orstefar ofF:the, bhdre,'
14I0Ved slowly ineath Rweephig oar
to soothed by sights and' sounds that day,'
Sore weary. soon Acontius ' •
In Oep'sleep. as he erst had (lone;
And dream (3d once more, nor yet hdd gone
It'en this time from that spot of giontid;, , „ '
And'onee more dreaming heard tth314(1 1 1111tt
(If Unseen mingetS, anti 011(4313;0'1'0 •
A pink-tinged cloud spread ' - thWart,,the
•-• • shore, • ,
And P. vague Inemory tonebed h In Hoy;
Amid his sleep ; his •knotted brow ' •
'Gatti to unfold, a liapm7 smile • , ". •
is long love-languor did beguile -
As from the cloud the naked One
Caine i railing forthbut not aione ; •
For now the tmage of his love;!, •
Clad like the zmurnoring ••Itterner dove;
She held.by the shin trembling •• -
.ArFnoiv be deemed the twain did ta;a4A
Anigh his head. Round Venus' feet"' ,
Outtirake .0] e Changing spring lloWeta
From the parched earth of antumn
The long locks round her naked
The'sea-wind draVo ;, lily and rose
Pluckedfrom'the heart of lfer O wn'elckei
Were girdle" to her; and did TO lig: •
Allied with some titurvelonA- gold thing;
Abbut her 'nebk.and'btAonr White:
Sweeter than they. •
follow4ig is one or Igr 3loiria's grage-.
ful. Introductions, It is the prologue with'
which au elder(Present,.s hiS Ssory, in one of the :
inter udes fhrown lietween the pairs or stories :
(*Mu itis,, , friMsds; and no: history, „ :-;
(f mexmlio. overawed ;• so Mantle mo nought
If um:Wima; things together. there are brought
.Strange to ; our; waking world- - -yet. as; 14 ,
dreams ; • • ; ..• • ;
Of ..knowu things ,dream, Vhatever.
gleams
: : , , • • • ;
Of link nown.dight may make illeM strange,;so
: here
Our dreamland , story holdoth snoh ,
And such.: things; - loathed, cos ;we do else
, indeed, ~• • - • .
Wore all its marvels no to help our 'need
PinA, FUIDAY, DECEM4EjI, 31, 1869«.=
Ati increased vehemence nripaptinite 1 k; ' ,- ~. ' '-- , NEW PUBVICAIIONS•'
..,..tragi6 #ntbn e ity,-whic,ll is prevklent, ii) ~thl ieM,3l SifilDAY BCIIOO.t.JIO , DlillSlßltta TEA
'a ` Ale urs .14
.._, 'i %. .- ' Ile ....1 )• t h e f o li o in '
bent POblicationi. Rend L 3 -Cri °V , t , .
flerios 'Of italest la elten'llitnicui in
• • i• e • s • . A' , - ,-. . , --,-, , -- . - L;
fassagee in, *inch *tenons aillhesSee tbt , zl , O l ' ii t L ii pl E x*N. ,
1
Wifitindeli. Paris asD)ep 1 ' ' ~ : 1 4 ItS° - ' ''
. 41 • 1 "
, , . t. ',,.', '
).'",.;,!.," :cifporim TOv4ts'D•ot7o,, • , ,'''',,, ..' , -., ", , , - ..,... ~
They . speke a sweet Vofee,'close, ah ! close` to • MISS TIIICK E BAY
' 'WM • '
. , .
!, Thou sleepest,-Parls ?, WOuld that I could L'' 'g , ,, ......, .
siee t- 641 t . .'
- ... I C-11.4s0Poir4ES. LEVER
Ott the shi -....dtr -OT lay litilb te Limb; "' " `r""" '' '''' ' - • ,
And ,he sitly.leng wratch.jng the shadows creep
~. .Olti "chatitgel ti.l) day, t 8 gone, and night is
deep, i,
Yet sleep not ever, wearied with the thought
, Of all Ix little laps!) of ti t ans) has brought.
_. ' ~
', Sleg, no , thou. calrocipt me ! Yet 'mid thy
Hearken,. the while Iz tell about any life, , , • i;,...
The No I Jived, w ‘ l,4lq.'„mlv4 i the Atioly gleam,
Thou wert made happefrit thejoyousstrife''
Or' intim soft kill •s Of th`ii' Vreck ICing's wit
i
Notild'st still nietitlibtit that' 'day had Coln
,q; toosool4;;.Li', ~ '.J '"!4 ,J'``{ , ,7 ~• '. tI.I
Calling tJae.davn i tb, e glinur*, of the moon.
"Wake not; Waif' Wit, 'bhftril tbe tale is told!
Toil to lo to tell; the tale of theseien years! ' '
A gnawing pain-that neder grovileth bid, , Ii r
` A pain that 811 W/ net he washed obt by tears ;
"A,Air4ary road the weary.footsplo wears, _. ..,
I , t rnowiiig no raft, but going to and fro,
Treading it'hardbr ineath' the, 'Weight of' woe;,
"No middle, no beginning, and no end;' , .1
1%1 o staying place, no thought of anything, , .;
titter or sweet, with that one thought to
blend ; t •,' ,-- "' •
No least joy left that 1 away' might fling. .'!' 4
' And deem myself gr , sewugreat'', no hope, td
Va,,,
nt clhie ing ~. :
i neughl re
but dull, um'esting paint
- tirtidellinembiry dark;•6ll'strivrng isari'.'
"Thtet-tf-bast thouthonght thereof, perchance
anights a ~,', 4 ~ t' ' D . ( ., .•i • • (.. •
In early dawn, and . Abudftered, am) , pen
said,
'Alas, poor soul ! yet bath she had delights,
For none are hapless but the dead'
fg; ,0„)lar,1 -, ttii 114)(11 upon thine head,
14 .1 4YP1at, , nought can take away I
..wait c Ol . f t 949 lla #PF , ' 9 n Yk d V 7. ,
'•
-... 1. ..• , P II i 110.1LI,DA31 1 1`, (GOODS:;'
,
110LIDAY'.ERESENTS
iiolt,'GEtrzguitN..•
: •: • •t o •
J. W:, SCOTT' &HCO .••
?fa 814 Chestnut . ,Street, Phitttilefpiir
'lour doors Colitiientaltotel. •
• • . I' ' ' tf
SOLID SILVER WARE
Useful aecl Vaivakle
, ) r: 1. • ,s 9 •
PRAS INT rr S
To Wife, Toothily or Triondivo
WM. WILSON & SON'S
OWN
Old Stand, Cori Fifth and Cherry Sts• l
,•
PHILADELPHIA.
Akio, A No. I PLATED WARE.
delq-etrp-18t. in§
Bridal, Birthday and Holiday Presents.
AIJ 13()N MAROHE.
The One Dollar DepartMent contains a large assortment
Of Fine French Goode,
Embracing Desks, Work. Glove, Handkerchief and
Dressing BOXC£I, 11111 great variety. Dolls. Mechanical
Toys and Tree Trimmings, Silk Fans, Leather Bags,
Pocket Books, China Vases and ornaments, de., s'
FROM 81 00 to 850 W.
eaflaT in d it e dt a gg e 4Ti r mted s f G ro o m oli kre P n a c r ea an nd i Vn e gli n tig
Fashion Plates.
- Fancy Costumes fornMasuuerades, Balls, Acc., made to
order in Forty-eight Hours' Notice, at
• MRS. M. A. BINDER'S
, Ladles' Dress Trimmings,
paper Pattern, Drees and (Wink Birthing
Establishment,
r • 44. W.Cer. ELEVENTO and CHEsTNUT Streets.
OPX.if IN 'Awl: EvErmict,
"rny2s-tt rp
'HOLI.I)AY GOQI)S
IN TUE
1-1 r d'w e
Skates stianned i COmplete, from Pei pair,
-- Tool Chests. froth 906. to $26 each, , • - - - , •
Knives, from al to an per set. r
and Spoo'ne, beat treble Pate, from $2 . to
$4 60 per Bet. •
. rocket and Pen linitee from 20c.. to $4 each. ,
And many othergoods- in great 'variety of stylei And
PricPl4. At tho o t ts.t .7 ! 11
•••
.4 . 01 414 Ca01i1.
)11"1. ..“11 ' • . 1
1101'1 2 1vairOitore,Nit.1.4999,14viglief fOlKeelp
L • ' 4:413'4 , 1141 , 1ANN014`.. ,
.
IlETtritS PRESZN TS CAN BID HAD IN
• largavarietyial kiw.cash arkea.
, 'W. 0. PS.I.IIIS. Stationer,
. I de27-st§' • 4 ' ' 128 Arch; below Eighth street..
,
rAlFTs i :dr i iIAOLYWARE. - •
N...1 - • , .TAblviilatiory; with ivory, iv:lnside; 'rubber and
ot ) bgr handlgs, and plated bisules,; ChUdron's Knives and
orint, Pocket Knivai, Selesdrs 174 sets Ratore,ltny
Pocket Knives, Scissors, Razors; Katchets ' ,Pincers,
for watch charnis ; Boxes and Chests of Tools, from $1
to 87.5 ; Patent Tool Handles (twentY miniature toOle in
there); Boys', Ladies' and,. Gents! 43ksjee;• Clothre
Wringers (they'll save their cost in cloth logand timer;
Carpet Sweepers, Furniture:Lifters; sets br - Parlor and
Field Croquet. miniature Garden, Tools,,filsrpet Stretch;
era, Plated Sooons,-Aeorks Sind Nut' Pickiti3plce.and
Cake Bozo> 'Tea, Boni JaPdotillria.frfoikki Nut
Crackers, Tea .Tram and Waiters Patent oh id liters
(pay • for thennieltes in coal save d); Corked :Walnut
.13racketoi Genlienign?tallacititatfitteols./30411Sleds dp
pin Perste 'and Cherry Stoning* Machin it', Patent Hut
beg Gratevi, and ,airo eral vasiotY ofeassfullioneekeepi,
ing Hardware. Cu ery, Tools, 4iFf %Litt TRUMAN Jt
SHAW/S, 80. ight ThirtY•tive) , Blarket street, bet.
low• Nint Philadel hitt.
I '9IIISCELLiNEOUS. ".`"
;L ta , ;!?. ! , f •
First Medal , and Diploma ,
govpx.;•;':ozr:Mtoi.Lu,
'‘A*o.lt*N‘:lNST:l'iiiTt iiiif,;'
.
' , I Report On Steirin RoleiFt/ Thirty-eighth
Fair of'tfib Atne;rienii= institute; held in the
eity'of New York, iYotobe'r, 1864
Thelinrrison' Boller e 4 :First:'.ll - edal
and Dplonia for Ist, safety'; 2d, eceinotny,
sPnee • 3d, eeonOiny'Of This bailor was
the only One Niilileh'Was found r ielialife tindea 7
pubic of drying the' eng,ines the „Exhibi:.
11617; and Nliich did furnish all the fiteanif4s
thb eitiltiOetitiiie test at the engines"
•
A t 1•0 copy froftp.lio re,forf, kin file t . 1‘
Sigut ,J°U. NY4 I . ) 4 l 4 3 vguts. SocTltar.9,.
,PePc/nter , ' 44 0 1
.t 141 9 4
~• „ .
41kRRISON BOILER WeilKS;
•.. • ;
d e ji twf rp tf k D . 1LP , 1.11 , A , • r
=ME
MMMMEINiiMiNMEMMiM
:I'IIED.'''SYLVES r iI'ER"
JO( e'' 'At
208 SOUTH "FOURTH STREET,'
(11317 -bra.
krx , t4 , "% TAY & dP,
rogw:c"OF!rf*Ak'..:.fy9:7`o,R,Y,.•:;•,
NOW .11 4 7 FULL OPERATION,
No: 73 Attil ' 'tretef a e29N.TELAWAlitavennr
P , 1,
AWARDED' "
L,w-od!
• •
'NEU?, YOUR
WE=
A NTIIOXY TROLLOPE.
No.l336—tbefirst of the New. Year—of Littell's Living
Age, contains a'story by Miss Thitidteray, and Part 11. of
a new'serialty Mrs. Oliphant. Another serial by Chue.
sierettwhlchyprOunseit , best) isalsabegun.ln
this periodical
No. 1335 alscPetititiiiihn hitt 'Article &Udated for the
Living Age from Thsdes -.Ova ideades,oll got'
versitg,..gducatiou in fierininy—eitartielo whipilhas at
tracted thif attentien'of 'high oilleials ht this -siOnnitrY
together with , other ietereeting and valuable matter;'
cribbers ors who remit 4f a for the year IWO; the four
ntimbers of December, lits, era sent gratis. These num
bers ;Otani, tile ',ll,mghitiltA'.iit Mrs, 011ohant'e notelr,
nisei cOniplete story 01 ' Dussida Life, translated for the
Lirfris Age i i Antholky„Trellope?a, atm y of the. Turkish
Bitth ; and the'uatuillaram amotint,s4 scientffic, literarV l
historical and politieal matter:
Published In.woehly numbers of al xty•fourpages each,.
Giving more than three
,thctusanti double-coluam octavo
page's of readhig master yearly._
"Tax BEAT or fig. timiluitutTic Pirot.tcAtrotti '
• ' •
9h@, Nation, New Pinta.
- .
Sub4cription: Ptian 198 ititt ; friea.poltaxe. An ex-,
'lra copy sent grutis ituy,oPagetting up a Club.or,Vtge;
Now Subscribers. Addretw; , • • ' ' '
' ;AwiTTELL &GAY.
, 30 B3O3IFIELD STRNET, BOSTON.
The Best:illinne mid 'Forefai Literature
For Tin Detio td•ifxll.l,'e I,iVisc AGlig, weekly, con
taining 4rearp of Foreign Periodieiti Literature, and
eitherlnlO of the ieadingruagazinee of,' Horne Literature
runnel] beIOW L - sitfil be tent OA nue addretel fori n t) yeariviz.:
ltr
liAEß4l . l4miLit INVEsittr,„or A zen), Tit :
tirI4NTIC IntVITALY, PtiTNA 43 j, or tPPINCIYI7'S
0tT1114,, TITR pALAXY A Or ArrtEroN's 'JOICTIVIAL
tweeltlyr for 60, Trix,,LIVING Aux and Tux
irg_ti t ho4z:l
Ax. *,4ci
Addreleve.
e tniX 4A"
cr• • . • GE.-8
NtirrUbtiiala Lectn if;ati• delivered at the New
ork Meow,c.f.„Anatopo s n .eraboc. tag the eularcbel
How to lire anh.whot to Taxa Sot; Youth; Maturity and
Old Age; Man heed getiatyilitrpvicwi; the Canoe of In
digestion, Flatuleppo wig Mittens 'llteentoe accounted
for; Marriage rbiloegrog f lig Oonelderod, &0., au".
Pocket reliance contain theeeliecturee will be for.
warded, poet paid, on roc Pt. et 26 cents, bY address
W. A. Leary, Jr. Southeast cornet °lntik and Walk%
streets. 1101.401Dble. tea is
HOOP SKIRTS AND CORSRTS.
1.115. • •
• .
GREAT CLOSING OUT . SALE
HOOP SKIRTS AND CORSETS,
- •
Commencing Saturday, December 4,
And Will be continued Man January 1,1870, with prices
marked down to and below A.the .wholesale gold priom,
affording an oortu u ity.for nu pr ecedented bargains In
Sun:class 1100 pp P SICIIITS and. COJASNTS for the time
ebose•stated ONLY. • • ,_
In,igs) Hoop Skirts .f or Misses asul Children in
4130 Yarletiefi of styles, size,euality and prleee, from lso.
to e2.umny of them marked down to less than one third
price.
Oyer 10400
p olmete; McMillan SIAM& and priciest, such
as Thomason Glove titling In five grades; Jaa.
Ileckel's Superior - French* oven in all dualitiee;
WeriS'et.ha fourva.rieties; kiiiody's Patent Self-ad
insting in
Corsets; aladause B ' oy's Corset and
Skirt Supporters' Superior Handmade Corsets, in all
grades, Al issete , , C l tlldrenb, Are. Together with our:own
make of Corsets, n great rarietY. - •
All of which will be
MARKED DOWN TO PANIC PRICES.
Call early, while the stoek remains unbroken, as there
can be no duplicates at the prises.
At 1115 Cliestnett Street.
de6 na w f Sm
• Nr
•W. T. HOPKINS.
GEO. J. lIENKELS,
CAI3INET MAKER,
1301 and 1303 CHESTNUT STREET..
ESTAULISHED 1544,
flood Furniture at the lancet passible
price.
no:118-Sin
=OEM
t.. .._ i .'.i1~~~.l
. .
Tbe Yooket-llook Calamity. and
''" B l)l6etory for
aneaetyleo. • -
4.,
y, l ini.l ": ,ii: 4
-17, , li t A -....-24 ~, 4 .•‘. i i i
; l ill -:, 1 11 , .. ,G
Is now ready. andlaay se'bad• ,
•AI ,
~~'. v . f ~... 7'^: . . ~..
N.i . :.o::l':',lt - 1.2::N:G4
1 , 4 .; ' •
"whleh la as deer as inisible the rates
d "at Irbieh'lriork - gsairally is done
A -.C — BRYON & CO'
,„; s:! • • . e..
. ~'Steampower:Printers,;
No; " 601 'eIIESTNOT' STREET
(Bulletin Building,)
BIAINrS t S,A4Di ' •
Egtilibthill64
•WIif.II,IIANAGAN it SON,
UQI SE Atiksuni , meninzits,
I Ig9 Vitqi?.ttx,E3tOet.
SAME
C 4 O . I,I W ' I r t ati r l) 1 o . l r i:t ° }V i r rA . 1 771,1 ' ,41 .L &Avzi t. ‘, a A" •
PETER Vißl i tillx4a SPlit4lli:;l
Importereenmiq3rlivtire, . .
A')
0._716 alnutatreet , Pbtlaaelpllta;>•
,f• - 777 "C r ,ri - . - 4
- V_ B. ,W.,IORT: t
EI ' ATIORITEIDAV-LAW,_%
t.loAniamionar .Leede,for.tho§tati), geMlY)talgatri,
'InInOlo;
IMlgAdbon . ateget,'l4o.'ll;oldaago,lllinctla:. attlatf§
T N.P '6 'BUCK OF EVERY
width, frota 2,44.100kiva to Attaches xvidAolitounipera
v t' and Attning 'Dna, Pb4itit-gtiket,W Bail
Twinevato; .. . - . 11111.11N1W. ILVILBAI4IL r r
, „ ,§.. .l 9olio r tlit,sttoo.mtu-sahlitf.§toreth...l
WiL14.48. 67-00 x.V
11' vabii trrgdt privy votligofeionf n.
oil is„
infeateli t _it very float ,priage APlaßlittni. Eanu.;
to er of Proniratto. ~ ith. a Hall Li 1 :„ ry atvaot
1,,,~<,c ; s,'r: ; a;~IIi~T~IFCiTxQI '9~. : t ~~'; ;; ,7
. Pei 'LI Arr.lD P lA' "DING ,
t3qh()&l .464 FPI . OM tabiPj 2404. a% 3301 3,T3 n 8
k • 5342 Market itroot, PhiladelP)4, An afternoon,
elan for,/cona , evening , ollee forgentlemen
Aterelai; WOueeday and Rai/dome varriagela
to lei re l' 4 l3 ( eftee teken to lirrri , I Bones trained to file
anyicilell, ,
.7
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fit Club PritcM..
FVB,MITURE. &C.
PRLNTING.
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A. ,B, ,B0B1N:S0.17 4,
FRENON'PLATE LOOKING GLASSES. :*?,,':;'
Bpliutiful Chromos. ' , ' . .i;
• ENGl!A p ylts Aloft rAirwrviralW
Looking.q4V,i4;6l44r4ehititieta.
910 cHEfirrmyr STREET,
'74'33l2tr,VlVArnef"A.il
i'litE.PßOOr SAFES,
REILItING'S CHAMPION SitFES
•
Theo -, `Our'ning' - et the Chamber of
Commer,e Building.
• • PttILAD LPUtA;Deceml'orl3, lB49.
MESSRS. FARREL S jIERRtIG 1t CIS4
NO:on Cheeinut qtreet,
nipirtarintrt : The two liforring's parent qbampion
Sato, purehneed of on by the Commercial yirichango
and Chamber of Com men* alnitit eight menthe ago were
the conflagration of the Ch Moho r. of Commerce E r -
f on the 7th but. Upon opening them we tonna the
bookaand papers in a perfect state of preeervation.
can, therefor), readily testify to the Eire-proof gintlitios
of the, Vorting Patent Safes.
J. H. 3111011ENER,
lormidenr Commercial Exchange
A.IEUEL L. WAED,
Treasurer Chamber of Cannnerce
PIIILADELPItrA t 12 mool.b, 1,869
Hiannitto,& Co. •
~ You are respectfully Informed that the Safe prirchamod
or iorlsOyerWlYWlrs buck was •in Boom No. 12, Com
niorcial.EXchange, at the time of the Ore on the 7th inst.
It was opened without dlftleulty ou the following day,
and the moneys clieckm and papers Sound to be dry and
. boiritm were 'ahmln as good etate of pre•
Retfietion siebefore the occurrence of the fires except ono
or twobeing 'lightly , dampened by steam. but In thee()
fshil irriting acid Ilguroc,weria -.Pot at NU fidileed; and the
"are. ball given entire satisfaction, • • • •
- : . . • L1E1,17 12011Ellt8,
llecretary of the .; tic Petroleum titorage CO.
AIriUSIN roR,UXTfit et).:
• GirrontlE ; The Bale which we Purehaecai from ion
• 11 1# brrhig,W4P IrWe late fire in the' Chamber e
rnerce Buildinit4nd although it wags submitted to the'
severest teat of toy in the building, we take plesanre in
i nform i ng y o i/ - tb ri t it w as opened the next day with ease.
and papers; beaks, An...that it contained, .Were 'Nand to
ba in perfect condition. , . •
9 . ne . 10Ctfill
• • WARDZN, FREW R CO.,
' • • Oflico.lll Walnut Sire , : t.l
HERRING'S PATENT CHAMPION EASE% the
most reliable protection from tire now known,. MIR
.RIEWS NEW PATENT ItANRICIIS' SAYER, com
bining hardened and > Iron, with .the Patent
Franklinite, or SIIPIONAEISEN, tarnish a resistant
epilog boring and cutting toots to in extent heretofore
unknown.
Farrel, Herring & Co., Philadelphia.
Herring,' Farrel 4' Shemin, No. 251
BroadwaY, earner Hurray St., N. Y.
Herring & Co., Chicago.
delallimmrlii;tikriefi Sherman, Neer Orleans.
SAFE DEPOSITS.
SECMUTY AGAINST LOSS
BURGLARY, FIRE OR ACCIDENT.
TEE SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
IN TUEIIt
New Fire and Burglar-Proof Building,
Nos. 320 and 381 Chestnut Street
TUE FFDELITY INSURANCE, TRUST
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
Capital, • • - .• 31,000,000
' • ' DIRECTORS. '
liroWrie„ Edward W. Clark,
Clarence 11. Clark, Alexander Henry,
John Welsh, • Stephen A. Caldwell.
Charles blacaleeter, George P. Tyler,
,• : •
flenry C. Gibson.
President-'4. B. BROWNE.. ' ' • ,
Vice President--CLARENCE 11. C'LA RR .
Secretary and Treasurer—ROßEßT PATTERSON.
Asalatent Secretary—JAMES W. BAZLEBURST.
The Ciernparty have mar idekl, in their new Building
and Vaults, absolute security , / Auralcurt loaf -by . EIRE,
BURGLARY or ACCIDENT, and' '
RECEIVE SECURITIES AND VALUABLES ON DE
POSIT, UNDER GUARANTEE.
Upon the following rates fot One Year or lees 'period :
Government and all other Coupon Se-' ''
carafes, or those transfertddir.by de-•
livery 41 Myer $l,OOO
Government and all other Securities
registered and negotiable only by in, ,
00 per 11.000
Gold Croin ........... ...... ...$1 per , 1000
Silver Coln or Bullion. $2 00 per 1,000
Silver or Goldi'latel n oder soul, on own
er's estbeso, ot, value. and rate subject
to adosstMeritTor balk. el CO per Iwo
Jewelry._ AlmoonetwAt (12 r 4) per 9 tAfrov
Deeds, Mortgagee and Valuable Papers generally,folzed vire,%ayex rsccord egto
bulk.4 e r l i , 4 ierwj boxes.r e char ged ;
according to hulk, upon a lauds of L. feet cubic caps,
city, $lO a`yetr.
Coupons and Interest will be collected when desired, and
remitted to the owners, for one per cent.
rip Ppszipiloy offer tor BlitNTi the ,lessix,- exelusively
holdlri the key, ' • '
SAFES INSIDE THE BURGLAR-PROOF VAULTS,
At rates,varylvg from $l5 to, $7ll each per annum, tic
** ' • . • .
• • -
Deposits of money
-Per received, on which Interest will he
allowed :-3 per cent. on Call depnelte t payable by
tfl 4 aratri4bl. 4l l4 4 cent. en Wilmette*
Sate, payable 6n Telt teta' notice.
Travelers , Letters of Credit furnished, available in all
parts of Zurope,
This Company is leo a uthOrk.e4 to act as Executers,
Administrators and uardiane, to receive and exi , citte
Irtigtst of even Peitcript ion Ifrorntbo gonrte, corpora: ,
'fiotti or . •• •
N. B. BROWNE.
ROIBEItt PATTFAISON„; President.
t &attar) , and Treasur'ei.
n024-w th f 2tri§
011,0CEittESTLI 6111 E5 - 4it... "
144.1,
.A.lmeria and 'Catawba Cranes.
8y.pr.Q . 134,5L/I,VY RAISj . NS.
Almonas,Wainuis,l' , flaCiana 'Oranges, FigB2
Prunes, Citron, Currants, &a., &o.
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ALBERT ROBERTS.
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~..rrimE* is rgreat accmnulation of Amerfeaui,
j: wheat'ln Landon and Liverpool, and seventy
.:'
(our cargoes are afloat boandforEnglan
~
than at* same time last year. , ,
, zoiii4 . i.„4iiiinister of Justice of Spain, haai.
. making a tour of the country, but
been
- was generally bad. IA Allaikr.
-1 ; b birg in e - Or t hewasinterrnpted by RePub/ican
r l ti
, 44 viVAL
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Di Howe, in an address bar(
inan,Wrage Convention ,at,
yestatilay, strongly denounced
nerVaarse in advocating neat
Cuba.
; yester4
il
p 4a
- A W°
,:i Tim
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7 • 41i .,,,,, 1
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'„'.• not,ifeJ
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THE
contrP
ti
1
4- 1
1 ) ,
ship lines announced Yesterday. The first to
' sail will be. the Rhein, to-morrow, which,
Will carry the mails, and has engaged for
$BO,OOO in specie. •
Jinnifir BESTEED, of the U. S. Court at
.
Moidgetrery, has granted an injuneiron to re
strain the collection of the tax imposed upon
the Southern Express Company by a law. of.
Alabama. The State Auditor has directed the
collection of the tax notwithstanding the iu
jtinction, The Courts will have to- detide the
matter.
In Chicago, the total value of manufactures
for the year ending today was $580,000,000, a
decrease of $50,000,000 compared with 1868;
of goods received in the city, $415,652,000, an
increase of $18,100,(i00; and of wholesale
sales, as far as reported, 5,68,035,530, An. in
crease of $19,4-15;170. The number of build
ings erected was 3,423, against 4,410 in 1868.
VINCENT COLYER, on Wednesday, pre
`rented to the President a memorial from mer
chants and other residents of British Colum
bia, askinglebe annexed to the United States.
The President informed Mr. Colyer yesterday
that. he had read the memorial •with,';great in
terest,And sent. it. to the... Secretary of State.
Senator Sumner, Chairman of the Foreign.
ConunlUee. also read the memorial, and is re
ported to have said that “the movement could
have but one termination."' •
'Special Correspoodenco pf Oat l'hil. Ironing Bulletin.]
MASOSIC VISITA 4 1869 .--The
GEARY.
Ilan no
iusnu, Itt .—The o ffi cers
4
of the Grand Holyal-Arch Chapter, A. Y.
I d
M., opPennsylvania, M
•
their present ar:
of grand visitations, other day paid r-
Gove
nor John W. Geary di ;compliment of a vhdt
at the ;Executive Chains j , when Gmed'High
'-4-t George Griscom‘ • 'I. vered the fighivrink
,
-The G • I "lligh Priest and
leers -accompanyingbhn; of the
of 'Pennsylvania, on the occa-
As first grand visitation to the'
twat' pleasure in the opportunity
ifi their eongWtions as Gover
''at, Corm wall?, where was
,ne fast Chapteri. and the first
i ft.eyah4 , Mesons_ on the
"' iit price* • " 4 -- ish,'also,•to in.
, ou thii• .. : • timents of friend
aitY win , arelll
-
theyllV tover
mire•lits a WI
t that your evi
ip-- man ,-bak
dl al zealous,.
the cause of k'r,
its principles ' am
•cee to the proton,/
iilization and b
m the glad tae
the regions of
to the East yt
I Peite.`l ProSpe,)
soldier • you
the integrity
statesman has .
ton, that the prim
sure coadjutor
. that,,iterevei
p• , can be 'no perm'
the establishment and, preset
government.• ' --- - I:' , "
~ On such reasons as. these bh Thenaed Alai .
esteem ; and while we hail you as a cdratianion,
extending to you the right hend of 'fellowship)
and fraternity, allow me to reneif an expom,"
sion of the great pleasure we have in giving . '
you our most hearty greeting and ixmgniM.4oA
dons as the worthy Chief Magistrate lof.thel
Keystone State."
Governor Geary replied as follows :
"Most Excellent Grand High,Priest, and
officers of the Grand Royal Arch Chapter of
Yennsy/vania.—COMPANIOIVS : It Is with feel
ings of more than ordloary gratification that I
welcome you to the Capital of the State in
which was laid the foundation en the Conti.
nent of America, of that grand superstructure,
the Arch Chapter, whose, benign infiu?
.ences have spread far and wide throne' every
portion of our country. ,
"You will please accept my heartiest thanks
for the kindirianner in which you have thought -
t proper to, tender me your respects. Such as
' sumnces; coming from such a source, cannot. '
kiotherwise than awaken the deepest emotions
of gratitede. ) I have always endeavored to'.
.deserve, and•shall continue to aspire to, above
All things else, the merited commendation of
my fellow citizens in every sphere of life in
which Providence has heretofore or may here
after direct my,steps, Whenever I have been
called;upon to serve my country, whether in a
"', military or civil capacity,, to which services you
genetously referred, I have' but endeavored to
perfinin my duty, and'if I have failed in any
a event, none can -regret the failure more sin
-- F a ,n:cerely than myself.
"`'ll.',.•tf In regard to the noble institution •of Free
0,
s ' y thusonly, ,Lhave 'not cooed to lake ,ip , ‘
it a
- . ..,
.\ ',,kr
I t i
1,0";+
' r
~=r~usi~ts~ic':
Y' Will I* I W l g lt ra teti on
rYI-,
rtei: cirairJA
on mum*.
„:- 4 4 e i e with whesc
a:l~ran-CLrd Dint.
will escort the
hf , Atr. Feabody's ie
MOM :iILIMEUSIIIIIIG.
;r
<:.:.
..
MEM
bMIESI
tiAt tit
it cohtained. But there was much feeling
manifested as to the manner of its distribution,
and on this difference ofopinien the workbag
dragged along , a weary eXisten*in fulfiliMent
of the purpose of the Legislatures of 186 , 1 and
1867. The second volume`Will be ready;. for
distribution to the Legislature on its convening
next Tuesday. It is, of 'course, uniform with
the first volume, which carried the his
tory forward to the.soth Regiment, in
clusive. The second volume embraces
1,359 pages, and includes all the Pennsylvania
regiments from the .51st to the 81st, inclusive.
The frontiipiece Is an embellishment of the
suitors flags, State and national, which figured
in the Union army ditringthe rebellion. Then,
there are accurate leaps of decisive battles,
the prominent feature being the scenes of the
Gettysburg and Antietam contests, most inter
esting to Pennsylvanians, because it' presents
the points at which both armies, Union and
rebel, passed the Potomac north; their routes
and objective points,. including Harrisburg and
Columbia bridge, South Mountain, tbe Poto
mac and the Susquehanna, together with their
positions each day, and their lines of pursuit
and retreat. It is understood that at the ap
proaching session of the Legislature there will
be aft at disposition of this historical business.
A plan of distribution and of publication will
be recommended, which it is thought will meet
with universal favor at the hands both of the
military and of the Legislature. The work,
could not now be discontinued without posi
tive disgrace to the State, and a useless expendi
ture on a valuable and easily, but unfinished
work. Over WO pages of the third volume are
now ready for the printer, and the Volume, uni
form with its two predecessors, will perhaps be
laid on members' desks before the expiration of
this winter's. legislative session. The whole
set will embrace four volumes. ,
taunt' ENGINEER SHAFFER'S DEATH.
The following is an account of the sudden
death, this morning, of Harry C. Shaffer r ehier
Engineer of the Fire Department of Harris
burg, which occurred at his residence, on Penn
street above Herr, about four o'clock this
morning. We learn that at that hour his
wife ' , era., awakened by hearing him moan. In,
a abort time she heard the sound repeated, andl , ;
jumped up, and attempted to wake him.. He
opened his eyes and fell back in her arms,
dead. it issupposed he died of heart disease . .
Yesterday afternoon he attended the fatieral
of Leseure, and in the evening he ° was
arid- -eken to b" ' , al of our citizens,
the best of
ip 11d Magus to
~,,ter _lnch eat/tee& de=
dirkt, ekerthlulY; 4t hi net to be
that the i 'mperiglAmtlget of the past and
resent years, aid thte`Yelaithat is just coming;
andOf; the one after ;am (for in the French ,
4y - stein';' there arc always four , :budgets
61$ at lime), are of a much brighter potn
pleC Oft' hate any we have been accustomed to 1
fo4i . r. : :We Intuit still, indeed, as the '
hilfif.E l • g° aOr o ls4_, OthMtic" to "And
sues a Oraole ae.*statt , ecreasing
its pp'et4ystead • Or
ItViatt ne atlsStitkir t 000,000
of our 14440 - luauoita
statement , istat -least ;-pronnsingi*taut, gives
reasonable 9 . etind-,,,f0 AelkettNit: ",that that et
i
dordde of French iriaoCialMinbiters, which,
for fifteen • •Years ,et").;• :has only
floated before their . - 'filYes•liktt. a mirage,
destined, only to disappear...,"oo4- time., it was
approaebed—a real surplus efreirenite over
pem4iturei-3s et last on the point of ,being
achieved: AL,64:eila fide surplus of 18,000,000 ra
alizedlin the year 1868, another surplus of 55,-
000,000 (*. all;lnit" 'realized in the year 188.9=-,"
"total, 73,0(i0,600; excess of (* ordinary " income
over "ordinary" expenditure, tabegin the,
neW Year vitt K4lds, assuredly, is
ter cpTosplNt than has greeted) mire
of let. Movie's predecessors office
since the, commencement oil the ti preset*
s 3 stem lef govgnment. , is true that the
minister immedWelY dispesesef sixty militates,
of these sayiegeitlet- , Of 4 * Ordinary " income.
and es:pa:UM*? Apink7e , "extraordinary "
public worksitot bl 'eatettee,.. the ox r
cuse, as usua4is
"cannot be left lialf indo4d. IPA 01a bOutetfitit
~..,.
r~ a..
~. i
AIL:
igineer about a
ion with great
tittle ;of: his
luld have been
convention ,of.
,The funeral
fternoon at two
, ,So
OMPAIICE
AMIS.
;veiling Eta
-The " odious"'
by the opposi
aeboinuit'of
hat usually pre
those of Allsl
li -
;: hurt , more ~. • , ' Orr to(
int:With • an'
d• a
,' 1, fpetat oir ee. , ..
JO tlia, , , tifiMP •• , Vrottne y. Ali
i,Vih ti s s" elksogit h tOn r:
.„ 4;
.
~, v ot tf ,, for ma,
.18 li t
to, It'rericil , :g,..„
_lister hilste • 1 '0 , 4. , - o , :,' ~:, 3 , ,f0r .o.‘ ~, 3,
me Neetke' : ,• , „'.l. , '*, •• , , r the -t• , 'r...
'ordivaty s'•Artisii t „;„,1 :„tw Al kuntf " 4 ";
ient' recurring 4.,F , : , , ~,,, .opoe 4 , ,, w ,
14, Besidea t4;400:101., 1 , .; , roved ~.• , ~4", 1) •
le is able CV • ~ •: • ,•. that ;the ~i'sts,.
which, aa •, z . , ,, tultirs long ago - %''''' V
1 411: :5 ,4 4:: 'l#O,l4lYl, 4 ,
.nt of I,ooo,l2,l l oo . obakliieenhrollittvi
I0,000,00C•ft , ,Octtrieek'ais: the rty.,
.ea•; but dill eh , ,g , a reduCtiOnlit.Of ,
was than' 232,000000 .' l) ' 0 " 'What 'it WWI s is
I.f . t year. An o th '4 , to feature in the
let of the year alicoittq Close , la that It at
' MAU increase of 34000,000 in the yield of
Oct taxation, or ; s iousNl;ltw.;and excise, on
GbeAeven menthe WhiellAire , t biAompari
lc OM
,Nciaii4t s bter, •Zlp •i I Ili; s . to 1 1 0,1 t: t :ear.
, Maghes staf.e ~ set • o; • ,fit say pTecisely
hat expenditure of 187' fob) be. French
Misters always seem to " Shirk" what'll im
ediately before : them, and: to delight to revel
;
a distant and unknown fature. Thus M.
%tote Odom quite largely upon the "probe
ideal", f 1871, about which nobody cares, at
haat u , i But of 1870, he , only says that
e 0, , fication" of the< budget of
ear—thatis, the rectification of
!the, t,„ estimated " ; expenditure—will " pre
sentrio difficulties . and then, further
ion W learMthat, not ,' vithidanding-the sixty
titgl oi • d: , otedto n! , • orks,. there , will
r i ll,
. ^i. •-•, C,„ he domitg, year
of ~ n • " A T .-. ti. i - Collating the , in
fereased • • w-• taxation." An, estimated sur
-1113 of o' • n • ; millions at the end of 1870,
when, at t • end of 1869, we are told that
ithere is a b•lance in • hand of seventy-three
imillions, does seem , rather a ,laine and
r t impotent cenclusien, and one which
iuses - se , suspicion that M., Magne
as Went . Jailing the ' geose which
lays the golden eggs, in order to-make his
finances look welter. this crisis, of the But
t,
Ore, leaving to chance and his successor the
rresults of the nexetwelveinonth.
r g The French "Yellow Book," another ofthe
iyearly documents which greet us, at, this sea
!son, has been looked into by 'the public,
Ichiefly with aide* to, dimeover *habis there re
4-yealed of the state of relations between the im
iperial government and • Rome on the subject of
;the Council andits supposed intentions. There
,is not much to be 'learned as is commonly
4enough the case with the (published) diplo
natic documents of Europe. M. de 'Banville,
..the French Minister at Boise, waited , upon
~ the Pope, sfter specially demanding an midi
.ante, to intimate that the Emperor, like the
;other Catholic sovereigns, would Send no
;delegate to the Council ; 'alai), to express a
hope that the doings of that assembly would
lb° prudent and conciliatory, and to in
minuate that if they were ,note SO, - „the' im
perial - government • wetild ' pay • them
very little respect or deference. It was
`evidently expected by the Ambassador that
'the Pope would " say something." ' But Pius
IX. wisely, perhaps, hell:this tongue, and M.
de Banyftle ' took nothing" by his motion.
The Vatican is, doubtless quite a match for
the Tuileries in the dodges of diplomatic craft.
It is also very like the Emperor to have caused
hie lifinister.(as he is said now to have done) to
Pen a desPatell sti Rome—the meet ,limportant
of all—just after the publication of
the 'Yellow , Book, - •••• and too late
to be • inserted in . it. That la
the way, I suppose, in which Napoleon in
tends to keep the, Chamber informed "con
stitutionally" of his doings. ' Thereseems to
be no doubt that the Emperor, now that his F.
Biehops have set him the-exam ple, Sad be no
Ringer fears thereby ' d - to 'offend the clerical
party—has "remonstrated," in his turh,
against Personal Infallibility; and, even inti
mated that such a change in the attributes of
one of the contracting parties to the Concor
dat might be of a nature to nullify altogether
that important document.. If this be really so,
there can be little doubttbat Napoleon's mis
sive will prove a, powerful auxiliary to the
spirit of resistance now manifesting itself at
the General Council. -
, party,
cil tch
n were:
I .*
pg;
Grand
Ta
Mufti'
11.
. Hutch
Cern
&Chap.
P.), as
'TEEM.
of Penn
the acts
ced some
ere men
%VIM
d great
rsuading
an en
the last
muel P.
Pits l 4%
out any
torian's
y 'gotten
resented
praised
tion and
rmation
AFFAIRS IN VIRGINIA.
(Correspondence at the Philadelphia ETelaing BOlietrn.l
WEST POINT, Va., Dec. 23, 1869.—The
Bria.exix, in its welcome visits. assures us
that your citizens have been enjoying the lux
uries of sleighing and skating. Nothing of
this kind has been known in this latitude thus
far during the present season. No snow at all
lias fallen, and I have not seen, even on a
pond, a cake of ice half au inch in thickness.
Still, the weather has been at times sharp, and
overcoats even have scarcely; proved adequate
for comfortable protection.
. .
I notice a large number of people from
North Carolina , passing through our place,
occasionally, on the Richmond and York
River Railroad, bound for the-far Pest. They
seem hopeful, and sanguinely expect to recu
perate in their new homes the losses they
have sustained by the ravagea of the war: I
suppose they have their eye mainly on a finer
quality of land, better market, and greater
facilities for travel. How they •will endure
the new climate to which they go, after
being habituattai so long to " the sunny
South," remains to be seen. But men can,
submit, to many hardships when their sub
sistence is the problem to be solved. . •
There is quite a stampede from portions of
this State just now, on the part of the colored
people, to the cotton-growing States, The
South still stunned by the mad rebellion
into which it plunged, and, as a natural conse
quence its resources are crippled, and as
there is 2 little progress or development, labor
is but little in demand. This migration of the
bolored people, ahough. , now seemingly a
necessity, May;'perhans prove a calamity l,{)
the regions from which they are making their
exodus,: when business revives and capital is
expended in improvement. • ,
There is, of course, deep anxiety felt in re
gard the resterationof themAkkilannainian."
to the Union. The subject much engrosses
the conversation of the people. They look for
brighter and better times when the fracture is
healed and•the former relation to , the, -Vederal
government is resumed. Even then, however,
I apprehend, it, willbe eonsiderable time
before a full tide of'ProsperitysWeeps over the
Commonwealth. Years, perhaps, will be
necessary to make the old streams turn back
to the ~channel from which, they ,were so
abruptly and violently diverted, and flow on
With a bright surface and a vitalizing power.
Light, by degrees, is beginning to dawn
upon the minds of the -" citizens of African
descent!' A short time ago, as I stood in a,
store, an active and industrious colored man
asked wolf I would like to hear his little don,
about six years of age, read a few verses.
After he had executed his task very creditably:
There," said the father, with a mingled ex
eression of joy arid sorrow, there is
mancipation, and here (pointing to himself)
is slavery; the child can read, and the, parent
does, net even knoWlds letters! Schools '
are.
Multiplying in various directions, and al
though it is somewhat difficult to overcome
the vis inertia; tower& learning in minds long
depreased and degraded by thraldom, yet the
success is gratifying, anti a few yeara will find
this class of our population much, advanced
intellectually beyond their present status.
Occasionally we have visitors from the
Various sections of the Nerth - here; looking:
after land. Some buy, others pass on to other
sections of the State. I presume that many
of the best sections of the State, ere long, will
lie largely settlettby (dangly - 0c Eonnsylvania,
New Jersey,'andt-Tear York, ;Who wish ttt buy
lands at cheaper rates than they can at Lome,
and to locate their,rising families in what is
now really a new State in many respects,
though it has so long been in existence , and
once tore so prouda name. Vtairon.
She Wasted to Arouse Tropmono.
A French paper remarks on , the many
strange incidents *bleb have grown out . of the
influenenexereised by Tropmaim's crime on
weak and sickly incraginations, Oue of': the •
strangeSt is Jnentioned by the. , `Manmrina de
.T.li‘e,.,
strangest. i s
days ago a , young .lady,ivent to
t4CPotrol Commissionor eflalkie and begged
him td,take'the necessary 'stepa ibr, 'obtaining
lbavelor her to visit Tropmann iu Lis ~ prison.
• Whirdc; you want to say to Km r7 ° .,said tl4. A
cOtniviigiODer; Sfrs" replied tber hub', 1
dui matter is Oha. ,,t AtwzlrOftnianno
4106;;',ffe requires': '4Uoo4lloloilfid'iintti#l*.
went to Sit4b4u 4101141 6.thetimi •ite , " l-
"kiika to Mo t a4C.';'l
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t. L99ttrent..4.'..NOvr Yet.
Q. of IktitfttioreaNew York.
Noglerrol L ' „ New. )(ark...)
Ostledonfo .....:.i.....1if0ir York.
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insßisirs, 7722 1 Sms -BxlNo* 4'431 111411.Wlasz:" 1 - 08
ARRIVIC • TEEITSBDAT:
Behr T llinnfokaort, Dickerson, from Bobton,with mils°
to Payson Crowell. _
Bohr 110 Buratto. Durborew,l day from Camden, Del. f
With grain to L Bewley flit Co. ;
tichr D Meniman,Trtmey, 1 day from Indian Rfreri
Dol.twith grain to Jas L Bewley it Co.
CLEARkD YESTIORDATI ' •
/Reamer Willius, Gaudin'. Baltimore. A Groves, Sr,.
Bark Cyclone (Br), Forbes,(lork or Falmouth for orders,
Workman Co. _,: •-"
Rohr Ralph Cariton,Curtis.Portiann, k A llotider & Co.
fichr_Virginta, Beal% Boston, D Cooper
ftriftebr Mary Adams was , cleared 28th instant for
Barbados by Warren A (iregg—not se before.
ME3fORANDA.
Shin George Canning, Bradford, from Liverpool and
Scilly for Ude port, put into Falmouth Ilith test. leakr,
With covering boats and stanchions started, and loss of
Bails and foretopgallantmast and gear.
Ship BanspareU, Mcillpin. from Antwerp for Savan
nah. anchored at Deal 14th lust,
Ellin John Bright. Hadley, from Now York 4th Aug.
at San Francisco 29th inst. • , •
Ship George Peabody, Paine, sailed item Manila 14th
Oct. tor.blew York.
Ship Armstrong, Owens, at Cardi ff Mtn Instant from
Antwerp.
,_, Ship Sparrow , at San FranciscO2lth Inst.
from Hong Song vie Yokohama.
Ship Archer, Power, sailed from Manila 25th Oct. for
Boston. -
Ship Growths'', Bailey, sailed from. Batavia 23d Oct.
for New York.
Ship Belvidere', Howell. milled from ebn 27th Oct. for
Now York.'
Ship Anna Decatur. Hamilton, from Callao for Rot
terdam, off Dimgenesslalz inst. • '
Shin Philadelphia, Fleck, outward bound, was
stranded at Bremen 17th Inst. near the new harbor.
Ship Competitor (Br), Matthews, sailed from Iloilo
30th Oct. for New ork.
' Strainer George li Stout, Ford, hence at Georgetown,
DC. 29th inst.
Steamer Prometheus, Gray, hence at Charleston yes
terday .
steamer Rattlesnake, Colburo, hence for Portland,
sailedi from Holmes' Bele AM 260 inst.
Steamer Farina, Freeman, at Wilmington, NC. 29th
Inst. from New York.
Steamer City Of Dnblin,Ertion, dello& fronts Livertmell
17th inst. for Mobile.
Steamer Leipzig. Jager, sailed from Bremerhaven 12th
Inst. for Baltimore, and passed Dover 17th.
Steamer Agamemnon*. Middleton, at Liverpool 17th
lust. from New York.
Steamer Marroom. Robinson, sailed from Charleston
29th inst. for Liverpool.
Bark Elgin' Healey, • hence via Wilmington, O. at
London 14th host
Bark Gemsbok; Brinker, sailed from Singapore 13th'
ult. for 'New York.
• Bark Ann Elizabeth, Norgrave, 13 days from Ragged
Oland, at New York 29th inst.
,_ Bark °militia, Havener, cleared at Gibraltar 10th inst.
for Genoa..• _
Bark Mira, Dix, hence at Antwerp 14th inst.
, Dark Sir Cohn Campbell, Murray , sailed from Alto
15th Inst. for' Liverpool. _
bark Desiah, Gilkey, from Bremen for Newport, .. t
In at the Moth erbank lab inst.
Bark James Ives (Br), Foster, hence for Hotter , ,
anchored at Deal lath inst. _
Brig Raven, Leighton, hence at Belfast 14t h bast.
' Brig John Shay, Nickerson, at Gibraltar 9th iust.fr
Valencia, and cleared 10th for New York.
• Brig Almon Rowell,-Atherton, at Havana, 2.3 d, inst t
from Portland.
Brig R S Hassell, Clifford, sailed from Mamma 1 th
inst. fora port north et Hatteras.
Brig hi A Chase, McDonald, sailed from Matanzas
inst. fora port north of Battens.
Sil . g Cairo (Br), Vance. hence at Antwerp lith, inst
Brig Wm Welsh. Strobridge, from Lonaon for De ,
Cara:e
a anchored at Deal 14th inst.
Brig O 8 Packard, Packard. at Mobile 224 inst. f . nt
trig Giln'iore Meredith, Ayres, cleared at Portl d
28th inst. for Hague.
Schr J Ricardo Jove, Little, sailed from New k •
29th inst. for Navassa. _
Sent M B Coyne. Facemlre, cleared at New York th
inst . tor this port.
Schr Manantico, Claypool.) cleared at Mobile th
inst. for Lavaca.
Schr John Shay, Fisher, at Baltimore 29th inst.-f
Now York
Behr B N Hawkins, Wyatt, cleared it Charleston th
In t. for Boston.
Schr do F. Corson, Brower,cleared at Charleston th
just- for Georgetown, 80. _
_ Schr 8 Godfrey, Godfrey, cleared at Boston 28th t.
for Savannah.
Behr Niagara, Townsend, hence at Mobile 24th
MARINE MISCELLANY.
" gar Wino of the, Morping,mf paniariscotta, f
roft an Prince for Boston. with logwood. went ash
ikh inst 15 miles east of the entrance to the port
Sagna.la Grants in consequence of the loss of
the breaking of t4rnaln bOom.• She is reported to h
struck on an out s' a reef and thumped over it, break
her keel, and now lies in 7 feet water, with 5 feet in
bold. Vessel total loss, and •robably the cargo.
INSURAI'iCE.
1 FIRE ASSOCIATION
ov
PHILADELPHIA..
Inoomporlate4l )11virebt . '" 1:
tiffice--'-NO. 84 North Fifth Stre
iDiBUEE moDeNtlospoivarainii,
Assets aanttark 1E36
1. 400 0045 OS.
TRUSTERB: , •
William H.Hamilton s Charles P. Bower,
Jobn Cerrow, Jeose Lightfoot,
George I. Young, Robert Shoemaker.
Joeepti R. Lyndall, - Peter Armbruster,
I Levi P. Coats, • ‘M. H. Dickinson.
Samuel Sparbealli - Peter Wtsiomoon,
wm.Ang. Seeger.
WM. H. HAMILTON President
SAMUEL BPARRAWK.Vice Preeid
Will. T. BUTLER:I3ecr , —
-. .I23tSITRANOE - Ms
incurs'APANY ted 1810,:Cliartef perpetual.
. No. 810 VlTALstreet, above Third, Philadelphia.
Having a larg yiltp Capital Stook, and Surplus in
xeeted in sound and • •available_Becurities, continua to
insure on dwellings,•'stereo, turpiture, merchandise,
vessel', in port, and "their. eargees, and • other
.personal
property...•4ll loseetliberidli apAnteniptly adjusted.
Thomas R. Marlii': - • Zdound
John Webb,
• Charles Poultney, ''•
Patrick Bra dy,. htprria, , •• •
John W. Lewis, . • . Jobri Wetherill.! ' !
• • •. - • . Paul. - • • •
TRONA' ii,l4Alaff, Wedded .
krauts" 0: Ciumpolut. &attars. • • "
ERA ..AND T.R. UST 00.
li THE GIRARD LIFE INSURANNUE, ANNUITY
AND TRUST COMPANY ' OF PHILADELPHIA.—
OFFICE, 408 CHESTNUT STREET.
ASSETS, 138.088,045 18 t JANUARY 1,1869. ,
'_The oldest Company of the kind but one in 'the State ;
continue to Insure Byes on the moat reasonable terms
and declare profits to the Moored for the Whole of life.
Freedoms paid yearly, half yearly, or quarterly. They
receive Trusts of all kinds, whether as Treating, As
signees. Guardiane, or Committee of Lunacy. Abm,act
as Executors and Administrating, to the duties of which
particular attention is paid. Deposits and 'Trust Funds
are not in any event liable for the Debts or Obligations
of the Company:
:Charter perpetual.
THOMAS , RIDOWAY, President.
SETH I: 00BILY, Vice President.
JOHN F. JAMES, Actuary:
Sror.vsn-Asel Actuary. '
,N. 11.—Dr. El: CHAMBERLAIN, .No. 1411 LOQUST
street, attends every day at 1 o'llock precisely at the
CO. oclrt
ANTIIRAV ITB INSURAIWE WU
PANY.--011MITER PERFFTIIA,L. • • .. ~ ~
Odic. No. 311 WALD UT Street, above Third; Phliada.
Will insure against Loee or.Dainage . bg Fire on Build'.
Inge, either perpataang or for a limited time; flouiehold
Furniture and Merchandise generally, . .
'Also Marine insurance on 'Vessels ; Carggos and
Freight'. Inland Insurance to all parts of the Union.
DIBEOTOB6: a.
William Feller, . Lewis Audipmied,
D. Luther,. ' ' John Ketcham, '
Johr, B. Plackistoxi, J. E. Daum,
I
dent:
William F. Dean, '
s J itm ohn uo ll i . E ll . e uo _yit thera i ei ..,
rater Eliegefi l
WI L LL LT I A A M M FT E PIC R A'N Pria- , V B le id e e r n r t eed .
- ,WM.. If ,liAtin,fileoretary. ia22 tu th lo tf
—,...-.1-
IeiFFRBSON SIRE INSURANCE COM
:PANY of Philadelphia.-Oftice, No. sa North Firth
- Ireet, near , Market 'trete.
Incorporated bY the 7.4okilature of Pennsylvania.
Charter perpetual. Capital and dumb , . Stidd, oo o. Make
insurance against Lees ordamage by Fire on Public or
Private Buildizate, Nurrrituret OtOeliti l Goods and Met
olutudlso, on favotable terms/ .
BUBO 0118.
Wm. McDaidgl, dward F. moyer
Israel Peterson. . roderros Ladner j
Jon r. Beleterila , • Adam 4 JA Olsez,
fleury.Troomster, Henry elaay. ,
Jacob itcbandera.„ j.ohn X tott, , ]
'Frederick Dolt. - • , , Obristiitalltarloit.
&,,mititdMilleri 1,,,, , Geer r.,:zort, i
. , Willi 4 b r • pa k WILL i' iLo ~ , I ' , e
i •,,
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N.
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9.e., icesPrimil
'Palm N. uoLsowt. : rotary • . treasure%
A , .1:1 : e : co:.=,--r: 1 , : : , BIN;'
60 bble, I'o, .50 bb10.41(,1 ritott, •
sothies prime
bite Spirlta,Tprpontipp: pwrilWArtgoirpm 0.113011'
. . r, op Wilmmittelpl. X. , ,..0,1- putt too laeby.
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tokre.
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tre 'Deo.'lB'
Deals
via H. Dec. 18
Deo.'2l
-- "Dec. 21
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RaT.:.Jan.
vitas. /an.
Vans: .Jan.
Jan.
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The Liverpool 'tir
rn
ekn Glob s
"IssetiGold fit 1 7) 6 9 0 ;39
, in the
United States 2 oaCt ood
halts Receiptrover $2c0,p00r,06
Premiums in 1868 p;
5,64075.00
Losses vs ,1868:' $3" 2, 44.5.°°
No• 6 111 :Orthante: Efi . : chMge s
'Phi/Aide/ph:a.
TlBLAwirm m.trxuAL oAsurry
HAVOE - COMPANY, incorporated by the Legials
ilattun,or,Penneyirania,.lB3. •
Odlce, El. E. corner of THIRD and 'WALNUT Streeta,
Philadelphia. , •
MARINE INSURANCES ' '
.0n Teeaela l lsr Freight to dld o; ,the world.mtit iisuAi b 3
On goods hy riser, canal r lake and land carriage to all
nof the Union.
AB ypi E OURANCES
On Merchandise generslly ; on Stored, Dwe Hoge ,
Houses, c.. H, •
Assztg OF TRY COMPANY
8200,000 linked Strft li eS eab li c iv i e' l l'el• Cent
Loan, ,
100.000 t g i t ' alr e k . ......
.. . . 121444*
Per Cent.
Loan (lawful money) .... .. . 107 760 00
, • ~e,tloll United , 131 x Per oQ,oooj3t,6l . l . o t sze;;;;;iiiiirl . 47G . lqr 121 ' uvu 1°
-, "2121: 1 R1/0 Ole' of Philadelphia Six Per
'2 12 , 2 50 00
MAO Stale t, t i"l4,lr l 7,xge r
yrifixtillii
\ Cent. ' Loan 102000'00
.Railroad Fir s t /C 12,140 °CI
2500 .1 1 . ruo nt r i t ) ittgr a llx Pe r Cent . Bonds -.. 00
gortgage Six Per Railroad Second
00
20,000 4 Wlistern - Pennsylvania R ailroad 23
622
e Six Per Cent, Bonds
' tge aut A ri n g s . a . ti .. *atria Railroad guar
)
20,000 State of ' Tennessee Five Per. ' 2 0
' 0
0
0
00
7,200 St% e Ar ti gt i. 'lliiiieSiaTririGUeia " "4°° °°
_ _ Latin ; 4 270 01)
/2,600 Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany, OR shares stook,_ . ' 14,000 00
5,2011 North. .Piunsylvania Railroad
COmpirun 100 shares stock'
/opoo Philadelphirt. and Soothe Mail ' ,
Steamship. 'Company', zw shares
246,200 erro d r " on r ' s°°
first liens on (lily Properties.::.:-246,900 00
N 1,231.400 Pars' h
Market 'alba, $1,266,270 00
0 t t ..7.
Real 15tat'.:.14210422 27.
36,000 00.
Bills ilec,Ovahle for . Insurance
' ' 123,700 75
Balancsa . fitre__at ,Agoncles--Rre• .
, • lames on Marine Policies -An- • ,
d r u u :elj t O tt g e tt; r u l i r•
' . 13tock, Scrip, t f . suno . riuor•
poratlona, $4,706. ^ EBtllpated •
, • . . ... 3,740 20
Cash.in Bank...:. .$9158,n8
' • Cash in Drawer. '••VP 26
I' , '•, - • DIRECTORS.
Thomas C. Hand; ' Baronet IL Stated,
John C. Davis, , W lili Bitalton,
Edmund E. Sender, Edwarti-VatUnitton,
Theoph Gus Paulding," Joaltraelte,
James Trneneir, Edwa at:macs/de,.
Henry ailoatiy, Jacob
Henry U . Denali, Jr., Jacok-V.,14 inns*, ,
Jarmal U. 'Hand, Jaroce M'Farlaudt,
WilliaMO. Ludwig, • Joshua/P.411 . 0 t , r.
Joseph Seal, Spencer .
Hugh C ig, J ll:Retnnie. llo6
John D. Taylor, A. B. Borger,
George W r , ,,Bernadon, D. T. Morgan, , •
William C Roneton
+IIOMAS G. *AIM) • •'
JOH G. DAVIS, Ylec P
PINERY LYLBURN,"Seerentrir. '
HENRY RALL:AIOWfAI7t ElbrelarY, • , •
1111 H — .E 7 -ATiMIAIR UE
PANT OF 'PRILADELPIIIAI
Incorporated in Charter
()face, No. SA Walnut street. .
r'O4LPITAL
Inattree against leas or damage by FIRE
Storesand other Buildinge, lintited or Da
rUrnitUl9 , oo o 4l . Warea and Marche
oo ~LO KU PROMPTLY ADJUSTED • •
Invested in the following Seouriti •
First Mortgages on City • Property, well
cured.. . . . ..
United slit; diWeßlGli'Voilni . ;:
Philadelphia City 6 Per Cent. L0an5........
Pennsylvania*3,o6o,ooo 6 Por Cent Loan..
Pennsylvania Railroad Bonds i Firat Mo
Camden and Amboy Railroad company's 6
Loans on CollatenUs 7 . --
Hnntingdon and Broad Top 7 Per Cent.
County Fire Insurance 'Company's Btoc •
Mechanics' Bank 5t0ck..._.....
Commercial Bank of Pennsylvania Stoc
Union Mutual Insurance Company's Btoc •
Ileliancelnintrance Cortuntny of Philade
Sck
Cl üb to in Bank and on trend..
Worth at P ar. ...
Worth this date at market pricer.- 4
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• . DISSOLVES: . ,
!
Thomas O. Bill,‘ . Thomas H. Moore,
William Musser Samuel °ashler, ' .
Samuel Bispbam e , ' Junco T. Young,.
H. L. ()arson,- Isaac F. Baker,
Wm. Stevenson, . Christian J. Herrman,
Benj. W. Tingley, - - • Samuel,B. Thomas,
. Zdiver Biter.-
' THOMAS 0. 1n14.1, Preeident.
Wu.. Conn, Secretary. , .
P n ILADEL PH ra, February 17,180: ~ • .
'.lll-ta th a ti
UNITED FIREMEN'S 12481TRANO10 -
COMPANY OP POILADELPHIA. r ,
This Company takes risks at the lotrest rites oonSistent
with safety, and confines its business excluively to
FMB II OURANOE IN TRY CITY. Or PHILAIOMr.
FRIA.
DEVOE—No. 723 Ascii street; Wourth National Bang
Building. • DijigHOTORS
Thomas J. Martin, 'Henry W. Brenner,
John Hirst, , A lbertus Hing,
Wm. A. Rolin,-:'Henry
James M ongan, J= oB WO9d,
William Glenn, John Shalleross,
Junes Jenner,_ .
J. ear, Askin,
Alexander T. Dionion, Hugh
Mulligan
Albert. O. Rob evilly es ra r i g i n . Eltapetrioir,
CONBAD B. ANDRESS, President,
- Trona— , Fear,. Seelr..„
ITIMMTIVITT I. • • .7rAt , • •
.1: PANY.—Office, No. no South Fourth "treat; below/
Chestnut.
The gyre Ininirance CoMpany of the Gountjof Phila
dolphin," Incorporated by the Legialatore of Penney gar
ma in ma, for indetnnitragainst loss or damage by' ,
exclusively} onAtrifff pERPIITHAL. '
Thin old and reliable institution, With amPlOasihitse
and continent fund carefully investedi ,W ith to ,
sure build ings, furniture, merchandise, dro., elthenper.
monently oror a limited time, against loss or damage
by fire, at the lowest rotes consistent with the able/nor
gaiety of its cuetomers.
Leese" adjustod'and said
GTolll3:with au possible nekpatob e f
Dy, .
Chas. S. Sutter, - An H. Mwer ,
Henry Budd, . James , Stone,
Jo h n Hors. • 'Edwin .
Joseph Moilire, &Al Mark Dovrt T. err*
-
George Meek°, CHABL BJ. 81MT11111,"PrealtIont o
HENRY BUpp:Tioif.naoideut.
BENJAMIN F. HOROBRlllY,MMotarrind.Thiaontial;
T
HZ .I.I:NNSYLVAITIA., map
HANCE COMPANY.
—ltemorated IM6.43lutrter PerPettilili;•
No. 610 WALNUT street, opposite,lndstpandence
This Company, favorably known to theiconink.ollWkii
over forty 3 , ears, to' insure' 11 1,Pi11..
damage by nre ou Public -or Private_.:Bil ;0 Oil '
permanently or for limited ANIO on nkilitilrey
Mocks of Goode, and Morahan se generallyien
Their Opftal, together with's large'llua * -plus Fund; Is
invested in the most careful manner,which enable. th em ,
to offer to the insured an undoubted security MI "7"
,
of loss. ,
DIRFOTO • ,
Daniel Smith, Jr., n Coverall's
Alexander Berp , 1 minas Omith,
Isanc•Haslehu Henry Lewis
Thaws', Ro t J. GiUln,gham Sell,
Daniel Haddcick, Jr. "' •
IZAtinfai O.MITM, Presid_etut •
WM. G. - VDU IV Secretary. amlz
LIAME ENStrIkANOB- COMPANX,TiiO.
809 onsantot wrwarr. -
INCORPORATED IBM. CHANTBS,,,lippirriTA.,...
- •,, • • i , CAPITAL 411100,0004. 0 , ~ ,,--7 7— ' •!
PIM INSIMANOSIiiIif
EXCLIISIVi,
Insures against Loss br Damage by Pipe, either , by per,
netual or Temporary kW: , 1 91e5.,
nranoToss. • • , •
Marie@ Blehordimi ,B o be T t WO' •'' - *
1
Wm. H. Rtialnla - Jahn K er , ji .
William Id. Soyl'ett, ' Ildwar4lß,•omlt,; ,
Homy Lewis. ()haulm Stokes,
Nathan Mlles. . John W.Eiveurman, , :
~, G eorgo 4,. WeSti Astan i ty i rCei PROV Adden
RPSUBI '
WIC RTlTtuAtirkb . lrkle-Plagent. 14 '
WILLIAIIS I. BLANOneaDaeme . . . a j, i t , '
War:oJ Di ziliAlt4 al CO .411
NOTIOR—THE
ELPER l 'lfroni,Porthartd,l fr 41,1 Eclat
A t mead / 4 1.10 y wharf. Oonalgso w platto tp
the .rodeptistf their goods: . NV I $11•4/ k 0184
8 • tees 123 wain t street.
1%,,,R0,NDM14444,
Mast... Private leraanii sack
B. ki •" • .thetreet.,
`BEALE, 15E..'04 8L ,
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AL IRON
PROPER9II2 or
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AL IRON ARlllOll+ , Ap 8a11 . . -9-1,, ~.,,
rANx t Kiiightsi P 6114, esialtureert ....„ ___,;, ..
on , TIJESDAY M o INNING: J 10201411 Ur 1 04 , 1 t 1
1 o'olook, win be so d at public , salei on the p
~
i the South Ward amdeu,O N,3 4 47 oror 0, - ' J>
i District Court for the district of new' lelner.. ,_', "',,--
" All thereat estate, wharves, merino ranwayri"
Inge, improvement., motive itower,,maiiiiperb
ilxturein personal 'property' aritl_, lemur or.tilsE
, top
Iron Armor stud Shitibuilding 'Omuta", re pik
eluding the followlog : Three' lota of land, ito
the //with Waril of Camden, fronting Mx Jlirent ftfilit
ttne, abont46o feet, having it water front o tremor
Delaware of about 800 feet, containing abOut.Wirdatilt,
and haying, thereon , wbarres, building:a and Improetir
inent6 ''' 'of ti: art . li -7 - ' be iiieii at 101 /ilatiat
itras A ' P t l t a C u amdea e ltirJ P „, - whera aa tartber. inform ation _ Oar
be obtained. , Terms made known TOO °Tula, ~
eli
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i PEREMPTORY.BALE ',". , t Lt, L,
fl, W. corner Twentyjourtb and Sprucestregte. 4c ,
TEADI. ' , ENGINE; - BOLLERS,_ , sTRAfiI LDE___lllio
BRANTING, PULLEYIS,DELTING, GAS L . D.ILEI/a
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Jan. 14, at n o'clock,will re sold at public gale, alkillt`'
W. corner of Twenty-fourth and Spruce streeNtiT ,
able Steam Engine about 150 horse revrena bow! 'LL
feet in length amid. 'ltchy' itt diameter, completill
steam gauges, tic.; ste4m, drum, about MO feet el Lt ,„.„•
pipe, about 260 feetoM to 20 inch beltinii, 44, T .,
of Shafting, pulleys, barmen, brackets, litre nOkoot,„
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Chambers's , Ent yclopedia, Edinburg *,
edition' A • •
bon's. Birds of America , Waverley Novels, - ,41
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final Abboteford edition; nisht'a eihaEsamsare TOIL
roiseart's Chronicles of England, Franca *WS • •
iliot's MOnographandlati Tribes of NorthAtne co
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oad Reports, 3 vols.; ireland's llogarth Royal 0 *
, f British Art, 'Dueseldorf 'Gallery; Vernon• Gall
• onuments of Art,2 rola.; London Art Journal
i•SWorks, 16 vols.;Naverl4 NOVAIN Art ,
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t a lu s e, floe rut.tratod Boots, Poetical:
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