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311115* PUBLICATIONS FOB TILE YOUNG
." Vicux Moustache," a favorite contributor
$0 the liiterside Nagfaine, haiwritten 'for'
that periodical a story called'" TO() Livesin
One," whiCh the publishers,. Messrs. Hurd 45
Noughten t now issue in a very tasteful voltitel
embellished with a frontispiece by Darley.
The author's synopsis of his hero's life runs
thins: "A little gentleman—a burglar's boy—a
Bandall's Island . boy—then on a b:entucky
borserY--champion rider in the circus—and
tot a gentleman"—who distinguishes himself
b the Northern army. The title of the story
is derived from the known physiological fact
that an accident' to, the brain may obliterate
the recollection of previous events, and thus
cut off the :past portion of a life from that
which follows the wound.' The author's
stathoritle,s for this fact, on which the origi;
nality of his plot so greatly depends, are to be
found on pages 3640, and are not the least
. interesting parts of the book. The story is
very well written, and has far more invention
and spirit than we usually find in boys' books.
That it constantly verges on the improbable
is hardly to be urged as a fault,,lts lessone are
tenerous and good, and we think ally boy will
be the better for reading it. Sold by Turner
Bros: & Co.
The hero of " Nidworth," a high-toned and
not at all stupid allegory, tries In turn each of
three wands . , Riches, Knowledge, and Love or
Charity. lie finds that Riches lead to disgust,
and Knowledge to dissatisfaction,and that Love
alone is the talisman of felicity. We fear that
our analysis so far will only tend to drive
readers from the book. But it is really good,
the characters acting and talking with fascinat
ing naturalness. • A boy-reader might prefer
something more practical, but for many a little
girl whose Imagination is active, and to whom
fable is the natural language of life, the fairy
machinery of "Nidworth " will seem smooth
and graceful. It may not convert many per:.
Verse children to charity And unselfishness. But
it will fortify the'more dreamy and 'speculative
child with that glow of fancy which makes the
practice of virtue easier by associating it with
ideas of poetry and beauty. This pretty book
ie from the pen of E. Prentiss, author of
"Little LotO Sayings and Doings." Roberts
Brothers publish it very neatly, with a
classic-looking frontispiece. For sale 'by
Porter Sr, Coates.
A lively French story about an, Angora cat,
full of novel scenes and perfectly natural cat
vicissitudes, is gracefully translated by Lois
Barnard, under the title of " Velvet' Coat." It
will prove an absorbing history for quite young
ebildren.
4, The Craythome.s of Stony Hollow" is a
tale in which the vice of intemperance is
shown in all its horror, without the exaggera
tion blr which some advocates of teetotalism
spoil the good effect they aim at. The Influ
ence of religion is shown to be the only real
defence against degrading temptations. The
author, Mrs. Mary J. llildeburn, has a well
won reputation as a sound and agreeable
teacher for the young. The "volume is issued,
with - neat Illustrations, by the Presbyterian
Committtee.
The author of "The Ohio Ark" has been led
to feel deeply the temptations to which young
people, obliged to earn their bread in great
cities, are exposed among the various equivo
cal occupations which abound in tho obscue
places of modern civilization. " The Ohio
Ark " is a raree-show, the proprietor of which,
becoming converted at the close of the history,
repents of all his humbug and lies, boldly tells
Ids visitors the truth about his factitious cu
riosities, and closes the ticket-window on Sun
days. The tale leads the reader through very
queer, unaccustomed scenes, and has that air
of freshness and holiday which young folks al
ways find in a peep-show. It is written by
Mrs. "Julia McNair Wright, who beads the
chapters with pictorial initials of her own de
signing. Smile publishers.
The Little Nortons, a Summer's Life,"
carries a group of children through the ordi
nary adventures and mishaps of American
Country life, and ends pleasantly with a wed
ding. It is quiet and thoroughly probable in
tone, is well written, and keeps the reader in
good society—an advantage that will be apple:
ciated by many parents who are not very well
pleased with the company of miraculously
glean bootblacks, chivalrous and faultlessly
appointed newsboys, and incredible peanut
venders among whom it is the rage of modern
•'juvenile" writers to lead" their little readers.
It, is written by Mrs. Clara Barnes Martin,- and
published by Loring, Short & Harmon; of
Portland. It will be found among the juvenile
stock of Porter & Coates.
Henry Hoyt publishes " The• Yachtville
Boys," a tale of sea-side life, by Mrs. Caroline
E. Kelly Davis. Of a little circle of boys who
begin life by a game of sailing their toy-boats
round the world, some make 'real voyages,
some suffer moral shipwreck, and one becomes
a missionary in Hindostan. The - story has a
real meaning to it, being an epitome of life ; it
will interest and instruct. Sold by J. B.
Lippincott & Co.
THE CREAM OF THE NEW BOOKS.
The New Instalment et iireude's
tory.
Longmans At Co. publish the sixth volume of
Froude's History of England, concluding the
period of narration originally undertaken by
the anther. We draw upon the nevi portion
fora few sparkling paragraphs. In the first
place, let us take a portrait of Mary Stuart's
son, the future James 1., as traced by Mr.
Froude from letters addressed to Mary by M.
Fontenay, brother to her secretary, and ad
dressed to her from Scotland. Mr. Fronde
justly observes:
NAM' sICADI'S DISAPPOINTMENT IN HEE
For the first time in these letters Mary
• I.3tuart :was presented with an authentic picture
4re)f her son. She bad dreamt of Min through
the weary years of her imprisonmea, as her
coming champion and avenger. She had
slaved, she had intrigued, she had brought her
kinsmen in France to espouse his cause. His
image had been the one bright spot in the
gloomy circle of her thoughts, and this was
the end. Here he stood before her drawn by
no enemy's pen, but by the hand of her own
devoted servant—coarse, ugly, vulgar, uncouth,
inflated with vanity and selfishness, and care
less whether she lived or died. It must have
been a terrible moment, perhaps the worst that
site had ever known in all her miserable life.
He had gratified her revenge,
for in doing so
• gratilied himself. lu all else he threatened
to be the most dangerous obstacle which had
yet risen in her path. The only hold that she
pototeSPed upon him was through his fears.
He was craven at heart, he dreaded her male
diction, anti he kilew thata Jae Would Da - Spare
/613.
. .
Here is a curious picture. Sir John Smith,
Queen. Itlizabeth'e envoy in Madrid in 1077,
his an interview with the . Arelibiehop - of To=
edo ; the` Archbiihop,' Quiroga, has several
times refused an audience :
AN ENGLISH . AMBASSADaIt AND A SPANISH
111.11LATN:
Sir John, who had encountered ArchbishOPe
in London and had not found them formidable,
did not choose tb be : put off in this way. • He
went. one evening into the palace, brushed
past the porter, ascended the stairs, and forced
himself into the sacred presence. It was after
supper.
" The Archbishop was in his private room
with the Conde de Andrada, and two priests.
He stared haughtily at the intruder, who pro
ceeded to tell him, with entire coolness, that he
considered that 'he had been treated with
scanty courtesy. Ho :,was the minister of a
great Queen, h% said, and as such was entitled
to he - received and heard when lAP had any. ,
thing to communicate. "Vlie promise's made to
'Cobiam had been broken., The Holy (Alice
had continued ion-use English seamen, who
bad committed no offence, to rob, Imprison and
otherwise injure them. He must request the
immediate release of those who were at pre
sent in the Inquisitor's hands, with compensa
tion (bribe injuries which they had sustained.
The Archbishoirliad remained, while the Am
bassador was speaking, dumb with anger and
amazement. At last, finding his voice, and
starting • from his seat in a fury,
he exclaimed—' ,Siriali! II tell you
that, but for certain respects, I
would so Chastise you for those words that you
haYe, spoken,' that would, .make von. an ex
ample to : all your kind. I would chastise you,
I say, I would make you know to whom you
speak in such shameless fashion.'-'—' Sirrah; re
plied Smith, in a fury too, and' proud of his
command Of the language which enabled him
to retort the insult, Sirrah I I tell you that I
care neither for you nor your threats.'—' Quitad
Be off with you r shouted Quiroga, foam:
hie with rage, leave the room ! away ! I say.'
—'ll you call me sirrah,' said Smith, I will
call yOu sirrah. I will complain to her Majesty
of this.'—' Complain to whom you will,' said
the Archbishop. Be off With you! Go Be
off ;yourself,' retorted the Englishman, moving,
however, to the door; the graceful interchange
of insolence 'continuing till the Ambassador
was out of hearing ; and the Archbishop follow
ing and:railing at him from the head of the
stairs."
We pass to a subject whose interest is more
lasting,•The rule of England over her Irish pos
sessions. Elizabeth's Governor of Ulster,
Essex, thus fulfilled his trust:
TILE GOVERNORSHIP OF ESSEX IN IRELAND.
Sir Brian MacPhelim O'Neil was owner, by
the Irish law of inheritance, of the grant which
Essex had received from the Crown. The
attempt to deprive him had been relinquished.
He had surrendered his lands,
and the Queen,
at Essex's own intercession, had reinstated him
as tenant under the Crown. It seems, how
ever,-as if -Essex bad his eye still upon the pro
perty. Report. said that during the expedition
against Desmond Sir Brian had held a suspi
cious conference with Tirlogh Lenogh and the
Scots of Antrim. It was assumed that he was
again playing false; and . Essex determined to
punish him. He returned to Clandeboy,
as if on a friendly visit., Sir Brian and
Lady O'Neil received him with all hospi
tality. The Irish annalists say that' they
gave him a banquet; he admitted himself that
they made him welcome, and that they accom
panied him, afterwards, to the Castle of Bel
fast. Had Sir Brian meditated foul play, he
would scarcely have ventured into an. English
fortress;still less would 'he have selected
such a-place for a crime which he could have
committed with infinitely more facility in his
own country. Essex, however, was satisfied
that he intended mischief. , He had been de
ceived by Sir Brian once before, and for
avoiding a second folly by overmuch trust," as
he expressed it, he determined to make sure
work with so fickle a people." A• high feast
was held in the hall. The -revelling was
protracted late into the night before Sir
Brian and his wife retired to their lodging out
side the walls. As soon as they were
supposed to be asleep, a company of , soldiers
surrounded the house, and prepared to - break
the door. The O'Neils flew to arms. • The cry
rang through the village,and they swarmed out
to defend their chief;'but surprised, half-armed
and outnumbered, they were overpowered and
cut to pieces. Two hundred men were killed.
The,,Fotir Masters add that women were
killed: The chieftain's wife had, probably, fe
male attendants with her, and no one was
knowingly spared. The tide -being out, a
squadron of horse was sent at daybreak over
the water into the Ardes, from which in a few
hours they returned with three thousand ofSir
Brian's cattle, and with a drove of stud-mareS,
of which the choicest were sent as a present to
Fitzwillliam. Sir Brian himself, with his
brother and Lady O'Neil, • were carried as
prisoners to Dublin, where they were soon
after executed.
SAME SUBJECT CONTINUED. •
To the island of Rathlin, when Essex. en
tered Antrim, Maeconnell and the other Scots
bad sent their wives and children, their ag,ed
and their sick for safety. On his way through
Carrickfergus, when returning to Dublin,' the
Earl ascertained that they had, not yet need
brought back to their homes. The officer in
command at the Enplish garrison was John
- Norris. Three small frigates were in the har
bor. The summer had been dry, hot and wind
less. The sea was smooth; there was a light
and favorable air from the east, and Essex
direeted Norris to take a company of ' soldiers
with him,crom over and kill whetever he could
find. The run up the Antrim coast
was---rapidly and quietly accomplished.
Before an alarm could be given the English
bad landed close to the ruins of the church
which bears St: Coltarba's name. Brucd's
castle was then standing, and was then occu
pied by.a score or two of Scots, wlio were in
charge of the women, But Norris had brought
cannon with him. The weak defences were
speedily destroyed. * * * * It
was then discovered that several hundred
more, chiefly mothers and their little ones,
were bidden in the, caves about the shore.
There was no remorse, not even the faintest
shadow of perception that the occasion
called for it. They were hunted out as if they
had been seals or otters, and all destroyed.
Surleyboy, and the other chiefs, Essex coolly
wrote.'had sent their wives and children into
the island, "which he had taken and executed
to the number of six hundred."
Again
" We pasSed through the rebel countries,"
wrote Pelham, "in two companies, consuming
with fire all habitations, and executing the
people Wherever we found them." Alone of
all EngliSh commanders he expresSed remorse
at the work, but he said theexailiPle was
necessary.,. Fitmanrice's withoitand her two
little girls were Aiscorered by the way, con
cealed In a cave. They are.heard of no more,
and were probalb• slain with the rest.' The
Irish anmdists OW that the bane Of Pelham
and Ormond killed the blind and the aged,
women and children, sick and idiots, sparing
none. Pelhani's own words too closely con
firm the charge.
Mr. Frotuf can draw a fine picture when lie
chooses. When qt,e Armada_ took leave of
Spain on the 12th (22d) of July, 1588: ,
'ERE SAILING OF THE ankADA.,
The scene as the fleet passed out of:the har
bor must have been singularly beautiful., It
was a treacherous interval of real summer.
The early sin was s lighting the long chain of
the Gallician mountains, marking with sha
dows the cleft defiles, and shining softly on the
white walls and vineyards of Corttana. The
wind was light, and falling towards a calm; -
the great galleons drifted slowly with the tide OTICE—THE BRIG "ANNIE, BANC El
on the purple water,the long streamers. trailing ELDER." from Portland, Mo. - , - . ismow diacliarging
from the trucks, the red crosses, the emblegt • cad Alloy 'Wharf., COM ignoon wUposja attend to
of the crusade, showing bright upon the hanOt a r :e7,l4 4 ' WA r la tb a c t i o r = de*tf
WOR,K N
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Skates, strapped complete, from' to. to $l5 par pair.
Tool Chests, from 90c. to $25 each.
Table Knives, from $1 to $l2 per set_
Plated Forks and Spoons, beet treble plate, from $2 to
$4 50 per set.
Pocket and Pen Knives from 25c. to $4 each.
And many other goods in great variety of styles and
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iJI Table Cutlery, with ivory, ivoryide, rubber and
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DIRECT. BAILING FROM EACH PORT EVERY
FROM rum STREET WHARF, P IIII, 4 I IILPHIA,
AND LONG WHARF, BOSTON:
FROM PHILADELPHIA FROM BOSTON.
ROMAN, Saturday, Jan. 1 NORMAN, Satarday,Jaii.
BAXON,Wedneeday, `• ARIES, Wodaesday, " 5
NORMAN, Saturday, " 8 ROMAN, Saturday, " 8
ARIES, Wednesday " 12. SAXON, Wednesday, " 12
ROMAN, Saturday,
" 15NORMAN Saturday," 75
SAXON, Wednesday " 19 ARIES, Wednesday, " . 19
NORMAN, Saturday," 22 ROMAN, Saturday, " 22
ARIES. Wednesday, " 261 SAXON, Wednesday, ". 26
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Freight forwarded to all points ha New England.
For Freight or Passage (imperlor accommodations) •
apply to HENRI' W INSOR 00.,
• 338 South Del aware avenue.
PHILADELPHIA AND SOUTHERN
MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S REGULAR
LINES. FROM QUEEN STREET WHARF,
The JUNIATA will sail for NEW ORLEANS, via
Havana, on Tuesday, Jan. 18th, a NEW M.
The YAZOO will fail from ORLEANS, via
HA V.ANA ,on Sat u rday 1 J an. 11th.
The WYOMING will sail for SAVANNAH on
daturday,Jiin. 8. at 8 o'clock A. M, ,
The TONAWANDA will sail from SAVANNAH on
Saturday, Jan. 8.
The PIONEER will sail for WILMINGTON, N. 0.,0n
Saturday, Jan. 3, at 8 A. M.
Through bills:of lading Maned, and passage ticket/
sold to allpoints South and West.
BILLS of LADING SIGNED at QUEEN ST. WHARF.
For froight or_passage, apply to
WILLIAM L. JAMES, General Agent,
130 South Third street.
I)IIIL.A_DELPIIIA__, RICHMOND AND
1 NORFOLK STEAMSHIP LINE.
THROUGH FREIGHT-AIR LINE TO THE SOUTH
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THROUGH RATE& to all points in North and South
Carolina via Seaboani Air-Line Railroad, connecting at
Portsmouth, and to Lynchburg, Va., Tennessee and the
West via Virginia and Tennessee Air-Line and Rich
mond and Danville Railroad.
Freight HANDLED BUT ONCE and taken at LOWER
RATES THAN ANY OTHER LINE.
The regularity, safety and cheapness of this route
commend it to the public as the most dosirablemediuM
for carrying every description of freight.
No charge for commission, drayage, or any expense for .
transfer.
'JEW EXPRESS LINE TO ALEXAN
-421 dria, Georgetown and WashingtOn, D. 0., via Ohea•
awake and Delaware Canal, with connections at Alex.
andria from the most direct route, for Lynchburg, Brie.;
tol, Kuoxville,Nusbville, Dalton and the Southwest.-
Steamers leave regularly from the first wharf above
Market street, every Saturday at noon.
Freight received daily. WM. P. CLYDE & 00.,
No. 12 South Wharves and Pier 1 North Wharves.
HYDE & TYLER, Agents at Georgetown.
m, Bun:taw E & CO., Agents at Alexandria. Va
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business by , those Lines will be resumed on and after
tho 81it of )March. For Freight, which will be taken
'on accommodating. terms, apply to With. M. BAIRD b
192 South Wharves.
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No. 132 South Wharves.
ing Sails. ,The fruit-boatd were bringing off
the last fresh supplies, and the pinnaces has
tening to the ships with thelast loiterers on
shore, ' Out of thirty thousand men.who that
morning stood upon the decks of the proud
Armada; twenty thousand and mom were
never again to see the hills of Spain. Of the
remnant who in two short months crept back
ragged and torn, all but a feW hundred re
turned only to, die.
And his sentences on Pope Sixins the Fifth,
who, bad promised Philip ef Spain a million,
crowns when the Spanish troops had landed in
England, are not less graphic 7 ,
It is needless to say that not one real of the
million crowns was ever forthcoming. The
great ideal of Catholic unity,,for which - the so'
of Christendom was being trodden'into blood,
when traced to its central^ incarnation, was
found residing in a qUeralorial old hypocrite, a
sharp practitioner, and a subtle politician, with
as Many of the meaner partS of huinan nature,
end he little 'of divine nature, aS was to 109
l foinid in any mortal on whom the, sun of
heaven was shining. ,
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COPARTNERSUIP.
QTWE 18 HEREBY ,CtIVEN' Tit.A . T:
the limited partnership heretofore eitieditig Vi
i i
tween Richard Di Wood,' Josiah 13 *eon; Ileultonin i I
.Marsh, Low IS W. Hayward, Heart Henderson. Bitthard
Mood end Samuel P: Godwin Under the firm of woo4l
;Marsh, Hayward & Co.,.ttirminatta thin day by itti oWn
he badness will be Battled at 302 ' Market iereet;
PitiLangLrilia,Doceraber ffist, WM. • •. , , ,
, .
•LIMITED .PARTNE/LBllll‘.—tHE SUB-'
scribers hereby give notice that they have entered
into a limited rartnershin, agreeably to the laWe of
Pennsylvania relating to limited partnership.
That the name or firm under which Hold partnership is to.
e conductedis WOOD,. MARSH, lIA YWARO '4..00.;
li
That the general niature of the business Intended to be
. transacted Is the Dry Goode and Notion Jobbing busin
nese. That the names of all the general and special part
nersi nterested therein are Benjamin V. Mash, residing
on West 'Walnut Lane, Germantown, General 'Partner ;
Lewis W. Hayward, residing at Nu. 243 South 'Eighth •
street, General Partner; Henry Hendersturcresiding on
ClieW street. (Tertian team ,' Goeral: Partner' •• Richard
Wood. residing at N 0.1121 Arai street, General Partner ;
Samuel P. Godwin, residing at. No. 918 Pine street,
General Partner, and Josiah Bacon, residing at No. 487
Marshall street, Special Partner '• ' ' •., , :'• •
That the amdunt of 'capital contrlloited hythe special
•partner, Josiah Bacon, to the' common: stock; ,is fifty',
t, hominid dollars. , ,
That the period at whiehi Said Partnership' IS to &ins
olence is theaist day of December, A. D. 1809, and the
ported at which it will terminate 18 the, 3lst day. of De
cesr,er, A. D. 1870., * , ' " , , ~. - • . •
.. „ ,JOSIAII BACON. . •
almecial Partner.
. • , BENJAMIIIMV. MARSH,
LEWIS W. B.otwArty,
• ii ICNRY HENDERSON, •
, It MIL A RD . WC 0 D,
SAMUEL P. GODWIN,
•
-jal 3614 ' •• ' General Partnere.
T IMITED-PARTNERSHIP: •- - ~..
.L. 4 The anbacribers hereby give notice' that they have
enti , red into 4 limited partnership, under the provisions
of the acts of Assembly of the Oonunouwealth of Penn
sylvania in ouch cocoa made and provided, upon the fol
lowing terms : • .
Fist—The name of the firm under which said partner
ship shall bo -condncted • is EDWIN L. MINTZER, JR.
Sreottd—The general nature of the business intended
to lie transacted,is that of Foreign and Domestic Fruit
and Produce business, said business to be carried on in
the city of Philadelphia.
• Third—The name of the general partner is EDWIN L.
MINTZER, Jn., who resideS at No. 261 Small Third
street, in the city of Philadelphia, and the nue% of the
special partner is HARDING NVIIILIAMS, who resides
at No. 1E415 North Tenth street, in the city of Philadel
phia.
Fourth—The amount of capital contributed by the
said special partner,HARDING WILLIAMS, to the
common stock of id firm, is ten thousand dollars
t $3;10,000) ingoods and merchandise, duly• appraised by
WILLIAM - H. DUNLAP, an appraisrr appointed by
the Court of Common Pleas for the county of
Philadelphia for said purpose, which call appraicement,
so made, showing the nature and value thereof, has been
duly filed in the office of the Recorder of - Deeds for the
city and county of Philadelphia.
Filth—Said partnership is to commence on the Bth day
of December. 1869, and is to terminate on the Bth day of
December, 137 1 . .
EDWIN L. MINTZER, Jn.,
• General Partner.
HARDING WILLIAMS.,
' do l o-36t§' • Special Partner.
PayISSOLUTION.—THE LIMITED PART-
Derail]) of LIPPINCOTT & JOHNSON has. this
expired by its own limitation. The business of the
firm will be settled by the undersigned at the N. E.
corner of Market and Seventh stree Y.
JOSHUA W. LIPPINCOTT.
ELLWOOD JOHNSON. '
PitILADELPHIA, 12 Mo. 31, 1869.
CO -PARTNERSHIP.-THE UNDER
signed have this day formed a co•partnership for
the continuance of the importing and Jobbing Cloth
business of LIPPINCOTT Jr JOHN SON. at their store,
N. E. corner of '3larkt‘t and Seventh streets. under the
firm name of LIPPINCOTT. JOHNSON & CO.
- -
JOSHUA W. LIPPINCOTT,
ELLWOOD JOHNSON,
DAVID T. BUHR.
PuttAntartilA, Ist fo. Ist, 1870—
COPARTNERSHIP. - THE UNDER.-
SIGNED have thisday formed Copartnership for
sale and shipment of Coal under the firm ofiIEPPLIER,
GORDON St CO., at No. 32.1 Walnut street.
- " GEOliaN 8. REPPUER,
N. P. GORDON.
' H. P. REPPLIER.
PHILADELPHIA, January. 1,1d70.
DISSOLUTION. THE • COPARTNER
SHIP heretofore existing under Arms of CALD
WELL, GORDON do CO. at Philadelphia and New York,
and of HALL, CALDWELL •A; CO.'. at Billiton, is this
day dleeolvod by mutual consent . Either party will sign
in liquidation. S. CALDWELL, JR.,
F. A. HALL.
N. P. GORDON,
S. B. YOUNG.
PHILADELPHIA',December 31,
TAE UNDERSIGNED HAVE. FORMED
a Copartnership wader the style of HALL, BULK
LEY R CO., and will continue the Coal business at No.
144 State street, Boston, and 112 Walnut street. Philadel
phia. Y A. HALL
E. B. BULKIEY
PIMA DELPHIA , January 1, 1870. -
T" FIRM OF A. B. SHIPLPX & SON
in this day dissolved by mutual consent, Howard
W. Shipley withdrawing. ' •
A. B. SHIPLEY.
• HOWARD W. SHIPLEY.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. I, 1870.
MALCOLM A. SHIPLEY, le this day admitted into
the film of A. B. SHIPLEY, the style of said firm con
tintling'as heretofore.
A. B. SHIpLEY A. SON,
No. 503 Conuneree street,
HOWARD W. SHIPLEY.
_ _
COQUANOC WORKS,.
Manufacturer of Pocket Cialory,
Corner. of Trenton avenue awl Adams street,
jal-6t* Philadelphia
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
under the terms of the articles of Copartnership
of FITLER, WEAVER & COMPANY, of the city of
Philadelphia m anufacturers of Rope and Cordage, the
interest of MIChAEL WEAVED in said firm will ter
minate, as will also Adid copartnership , open and after
the firs t day of January, hie.
EINWIN H. - EWER.
THE UNDERSIGNED GIVE NOTICE
that they have this day formed a .Copartnershiy
under the firm of EDWIN H. FITLER S tORPANI
and will conduct their business as manufacturers of
Rope and Cordage at the old stand, Nos. 2$ North Wa
ter street and 22 North Delaware avenue Philadelphia,
EDWIN H. FITLER,
CONRAD F. CLOTHIER.
January 1,1870. . jaltefie to 11190
-
JOSHUA COWPLAND THIS DAY
efi withdraws from the firm of JOSHUA COW PL AND
& SONS, and solicits the patronage of his pld customers
to be continued to his Sons.
. . _ .
JOSHUA COWPLAND.
FrIFIE LOOKING GLASS AND PICTURE
Frame Business will be continued. as heretofore, by
HENRY M. & C. CONNOR COWPLAND, under the
Jinn of JOSHUA COWPL AND'S SONS, at their new
Store, No. IS North Sixth street. ; The business of the
late firm will be settled by us.
HENRY,III. COWPLAND
C. CONNOR COWPLAND.
PIIILWITELPIITA, Jan. 1,1870. jai 3t§
NTOTI AL D =-WIN LOCOMO
TIVE WORKS. EDWARD 11. WILLIAMS,
WILLIAM P. HENSZEY and EDWARD LONG -
STRETH have been admitted as co-partners in this thin.
The business will be continued as heraofore, under the
name of
M. BAIRD k CO.
Mattlow Baird, George Burnham, (Marko T. Parry,
Edward. 11—W1Wants, William P. Urinary, Edward
Louptretli. '
PHILADELPHIA. January 1et,1870. jal•3t"
TIIE FIRM OF WILMER, CANNE4'&;
CO. is tII6 day nissolved by mutual consent. The
business of the firm will be settled by the late . partners.
at 242 Chestnut street.
J: RINGGOLDWIER,
8. W. CANNELI
JOAN LARDNIIR.
PIMA DELPIITA DAs. 31,1869.
PHILAD E LIPH lA, DECEMBER 31, 1869.
—The firm of DORAN & TAITT ns „this day dis
olved mutual consent John T. Taitt retiring. The
businessmill he continued by M. J. Holum ; the. style of
the firm remaining unehanged. •
M: J. MIRAN,'
jal 3t* JOHN I'. TAUT.
riIHE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
Pxieting between the undersigned; in the name of
A. KUSER BERG, imMittinger of the linuthwark Sugar
Refineries, ie this day dissolved by mutual consent.
. .
ALFRED KUSENEERG,
' E.G. KNIGHT.
The business will be continued by E. V. li.' bi ICH T St. CO
PHIL/LI/ELM( PA . December 31.. 1.469. , al 30
&I~OC~R~, LIfj~JORB ; disk: ~,
Almeria& and Catawba Gramm
BEST; QUALITY RAISINS.
'A Im ondo, Walnuts, Havana Oranges, Figs,
Prunes, Citron, Olirrants, &0., &o.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF FINE GROCERIES. ,
ALBERT C. ROBERTS.
Corner Eleventh and Vine Streete,
NEBB BRAD AND BRAYED
lmon, Tonmies and Sounds, in prime order, just
received and for sale at COUSTY , S Haat End Grocery
No. 112 , South Second street. below Chestnut street. .
P
URE BRICES,_GEOUND AND WHOLE
—pure Engllab Mustard by the round —Choice
White Wine and Crab Apple Srinagar for pickling_in
store, and for sale at COMM'S East End Grocery, o.
118J3euth iieeond street, below Chestnut street.
ISTEW GREEN GINGER. 1.00 POUNDS
of choice Green Ginger in store and for sale at
GUSTY'S. Eat Edd Grocery, No. /18 South Second
street, below Chestnut street. •
QOUP E3.-T OMAT 0, PEA, MOCK
1,..1 Turtle and Jullien Soups of Boston Club Mounts°.
ture ono of the finest article's for pie-nice nut sailing
parties. Nor sale at ()MISTY'S Bast End Orocery,
H South Second street. below Chestnut street.
WHITE BRANDY FOR PRESERVING.
—A choice article j•ist received and for sale at
WHITE
East End Gracery, No.llB South. Second
street, below Oheetnut street,
PrAWO
115,
0 .lUNDT 86 MANE kutsT C,toASS
athuishein Ph uh r pil a rPtlod Orchestra, and C ' olllzl
Pianos. ', .. • - • 1 ,
For sale at barsalne only by
de£4ll 0 tultni A. taLIiLIIZER, bid Aioh sireat. I .
N.Llaylk
SAVki DEPOStIrS.
.1,1.11k1
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PHIL ~A DEL P ,
HI .;
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InairsT,,sAtin )611310, 1 It.
INSURANOMCO)II.P Ir,:l
Chartired by the' Legislature of POLioyl.
...
"- . vanity Aprit, - flik; '!:?.1.. - !,v,;
Capital, . - ':,,.r0
Established for the Exeetrii .
Executorship*, Etc.; ilhop tial
of Valuable*, and thb "
'.' Small Sokol's - ft* JP
i 'l"'"Y niutzd:
Philltidelpitii
IlaultrY
,This Institution is now op•
tion of business and the Cot
ness to receive SPECIAL DIII4
KEEP IRO Of GovEnnzprr
t3otrnixias,LvEn. and Go
rzt.nT, and other portable
special guaranty, at' rater
charged by other SAPID ,
in the principal cities of ti
and to 13,Z8T SMALL „SAM
GI.AE-Pnodir Vaults/it rates.'
to $7 per year, according to h
These 'Vaults are well lighted
of enormous strength, and nr
has been spared in their co
der teem AESCLUTELY
Watchmen of undoubted el.
and intelligence will be on dui
(Sundays and holidays inch
outside of the premises; and t
precaution has been adopter
arrangements to preclude
stealthy or sudden theft.
omitted to provide for the
most perfect attainable securil
and Renters, and afford a'
against FIRE, THEFT,. 13unc
DENT:; the means for which
Company are not, it is be&
the country'.
IV-
All fiduciary. obligatiOns;
Trusts,a uardianships, Executorships,
will be undertaken and faithfully die
EY" Coupons, Interest and othet,
will be collected when desired,. ainii
to the owner for -a small cduuossikpi
Suitable accommodations anti
for the convenience of ladiert "t,
izr Circulars, giving full details
on application,
011iee Hours : 9 e'clo 211. to 4 'O'ei
DIRECTORSt
THOMAS ROBINS, A
LEWIS R. ASHHURST.,_ 44 ''''
J. LIVINGSTON ERA - INGER,
R. P. McCULLAGH, • -
EDWIN M. LEWIS, '
JAMES L. CLAGHORNy
BENJAMIN B, COMEGYS,
AUGUSTUS HEATON . ,
F. RATCHFORD . STARR,
DANIEL HADDOCH,'.T.n.,
EDWARD Y. TOWNSEND,
JOHN D. TAYLOR,.
HON. WM. A. PORTER.
•
OFFICERS:
Preoldent, !
LEWIS R. ASHHURST.
Tico , Presidento
J. LIVINGSTON ERRINGER:
Seetetary and Treasurer,
ROBERT P. MoCULLAGH.
Solicitor,
RICHARD L ASHHURST.
jai s tu th 9ti
SECURITY AGAINST LOSS
)3Y,
BURGLARY, FIRE OR ACCIDENT.
THE SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
a IN THEM
New Fire and Burglar-Proof Building,
Nos. 829 and 331 Chestnut Street.
THE FIDELITY INSURANCE, TRUST
AND
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
Capital § $1,000,000
DIRECTORS.
N. B. Browne, Edward W. Clark,
Clarence 8.. Clark, Alexander Henry,
John Welsh, Stephen A. Caldwell,
ch ar i es id am i et u r , 4 Gwe F. Tyler,
Henry C. GI
In.
B. BROWNE.
Nice President—CLAßENCE H. CLARK.
Secretary and Treasurer—ROßEßT PATTERSON,
Aashdant tiocretary—JAMES W. RAELEDURST.
The Company have provided, in their new Building
and Vaults, absolute security against lose by EIRE,
BURGLARY or ACCIDENT, and
- RECEIVE SECURITIES AND VALUABLES ON DE
POSIT, UNDER GUARANTEE..
Upon the following rates for'one year or less period :
Governinent and all other Coupon Se
entities, or those transferable by de
livery.al 00 per &I ,000
Government and all other Securities
registered and negotiable only by in
_
dorsentent. 60 peril II
Gold Coin or Bullion /31 26 per l
Silver Coin or Bullion tip 00 per sl'
Silver Silver or Gold Plate, under seal, on own- . •
er's estimate of value, and rate. subject
to adjustment for bulk Sl 00 per_ ell
Jewelry Diamonds, ,k4c $2. 60 per 191 ~
Deeds, Mortgages and Valuable Papers generally, w .
of no fixed value, &I a year each, or according to bu -
These latter, when deposited in lin boxes, are charge!.
a ccording to bulk, upon a basis of I,yi %et cubic, cap -
city, 010 a year.
Coupons and interest will be collected when desired, an • `
remitted to the owners, for one per cent.
The Company offer for BENT., the lessee exclusive]
holding. the - key, -
SAFES INSIDE TILE DUEOLAR-PROOr VAULTS
At rates varying from 615 to f/75 each per anininly
, cording tome.
Deposits of money received, on which intereat will b
allowed :-9 per cent. on Call &peens, payable by -
Check at sight, and 4 per cent. on Time de
posits, payable on ten days , ' notice. •
Travelers' Letters of Credit furnished', available In at r,
parts of Europe. •
This Company is leo authorized to act as Executed;
Administrators and uarditum, to receive and ixectitit •
Trusts of every description from the Courts, corporai•
tions or Individuals.
N. B. BROIVNE.
•
ROBERT PATTEITSON President.
Secretary And Treasurer. ' ' •
n02,4-w th f 2m4
-- 110 - DP SICIRTS AND C-ORSEIrS.-
1115.
GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE
HOOP SKIRTS AND COMM;
Commancing Saturday, Deoembe' l 4;'' , :-_-,,
And will be continued until January 1, 1870, with pri e tli
marked down to and below the wholeaalo gold prl
affording an opportunity for unprecedented bargains' , A •
first- class HOOP SKIHTS and CORSETS for ,tho time
above-stated ONLY.
WOO Hoop Skirts for Ladits, Misses and Children in -
.100 varieties of styles, size, quality and prices k from leo.
to $2, many of them marked down to less than one third
price.
Over 10,000 Corsets, including 83 kinds and prises, such
as. Thomson's Glove fitting Corsets, flvo grades; Jas.
- Heckel's Superior French itinven, in all qualities; IL
in four varieties; Mrs. Moody's Patent Solf-nd-
Soking Supporting_ Corsets; Pdadarne,ffoy7s Corsot and
kirt Supporters; Superior Hand-made,,Cormets, in all
grades, DI lases', Children's; &c. Together witlrour otvn
make of Corsets, in great variety. ' •
All of which will be' . . , .
NARKED DOWN TO PANIC PRICES,
.C 4 ll early, while the stock romaine Unbroken, as theta
can be no duplicates at the prices..
At 1115• Chestnut Street.
WM. T. 110PICINSI
de6 m w 3nl,Ft
EDUCA ilOl4.
OBERT 11.LABBEIttON'S fIRMINARY
R
.for
YOUNG L A.DItS •
will be opened at 938 South Fifteenth etreet, on EWA •
•DAY, January 3d, /870, oarw f
MIN
lig
tcra,
' _ed.
.otue
ttted
tiled
=MEE
MMIMM
~ , • tiOPOSALS. - . •
piTo*tis*r t s 0 till 11AB .ERT --- '
, ... Or.Stee o'r, PAYMAATER U. S. NAVE --
roy. 425 CHESTNUT Smelt
Plitt,Annt,rnia, January 1et,187 'f,
iISEALER PROPOSALS, endorsed •,1-.k.
posals fpeTimber," will be received ,iv '
Office until 12 'o'clock M., on the 13th o 6 - 1 - i , •
wary, for furnishing the United Stat( „,,,,
Department 'witittlie following Timlis "
of the best quality, and R ubje c i t o i ell si
the- Inspecting Oflieer 'in the Phil; / 13 , 4 '
• avY Yard, where it is to be delivered' t'll ,
dayti after acceptance of bid, free of t t r i CI
fr,to the gOvernutSlit, for. !bible sect#l et -' c
FOR BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTIO , &O. ~
10 pieces Yellow Pine, 36 to 48
„feet Ong,
10,1 ineheisqnare-t-mast.', r T
10 pieces Yellow Pine, 38'to 54 feet lon 171
.;. f . , . ; . inches square—mast. , ~ . ,‘ - •
I,3,pier,ea Yellow Pine, 47 to, 30 feet .l lig,
1 • 44i,indleli tojilare—gratit. " , 1
3 Pieces Yellow Pine, 54 to 51 feet long, 19
„. „inches square—topmast.
i l5
~
I:pece Yellow ',Pine, 38 i fect long,
. , inches equare—topmast. - --
lieges Yellow Pine, a feet long, 21 inches ,
equare—ards to taper at SE(181,0 12 inches.
3 pieces Yellow Pine, 00 feet long, 22 inches
sqllare—yards•to taper,at ends to 12 iriehee , l,. --A'
6 pieces Yellow Pi - ne, 45 to 48 feet long 4t
inches square—yards to taper at end to 9inches
1. pieee Yellowrine, 55 feet -longs 18 litelie.4l'
aquas--,iibbooin. • 1 • ', '"
,The eleven 'pieces for -Yards,' tapering, to '.
lave the heart in the centre ..at ends, ' •
To, be of the best quality, fine grained
Southern Yellow Pine, which has not,been
,So .more sap-wood than otie-eightb Of the
face will be received on each corner. Dedue- '
lions will be made in the measurement for all
tap-wood, axe marks, and improper squaring.
To be free from cross-grains, shakes, largo
knots, or other defects. The butts and tops to
be cutoff to sound wood.
The actual length and size of each piece re-
Quired. can be obtained on application to the
Naval Constructor, Navy Yard. •
Blank forms for proposals at this ,
EQBERT PETTIT,
Paymaster,
United States Navy..;
jal 10t
-- fIOVERNMENI - SALST --
Bgg
UREAU' OF oiviiTuE.
, . NAVY DEPARTMENT,
WARRINGTON CITY, Dec. 318aL i
"SALE; OF ;SERVICEABLE AND UN
,,,,
SERVICEABLE ORDNANCE STORES:
There will be sold, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, atnoon, on Wednesday, Jana- , y/ '
ary 12,1870 , in the (Alice of the Inspector of I „,,,I
Ordnance, Navy-Yard, Norfolk, a large lot of
„,,,..
1
articles of ordnance comprising„,gurr-ottr= ,:,t '
4.1." . ; nd miscAlanlinists , stately . ' , ....
TVirsuit — enezbalf cash, in - Government , ;i i.. .
funds, on the conclusion of tho sale, and the ~, c, I
4 ,,,
remainder within ten days afterwards, during :4., '''
which time the articles must be removed from
the yard ; otherwise they will revert to the ~.,, • ;
Government. ' ~,
r • It la to lie distinctly uriderstood that no - ,i,,, , ,,,,,;i
guarantee will be given to purchasers of arti- ;,,,:,
ones offered for sale, and noted in the ;rata-..• '4 4 r.-
'lope, as regards their exact condition or • */;,. 1
quality, but it is belleved,lip ~. , . ' every-
,-...
thing offered for sale is as a
• i = .
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LIAR •B &THOMSON, :
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the public printor„the first instalment of litcOniit
,return blanks, isiimbering - 1,690,000; • ' .' ' ' ~,
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pang No. 1, was elected chief ,ctiglueer of the
liarrisbnrg Fire a
Departin'ent. •. ' '
Union. and
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'Dot Western Union ., nd lifinitrear _
tl.'ele'-',
gmpli Companies' offices at Whitehall, N. Y.,.
weie destroyed by an incendiary lire yesterday
morning. ' - - 1.. ' 7 '., '' '7' ,:-.
'N'Ai'oLEON visited dk-Oueen ' Itabella,' yes=
terday, and \vas told by her that she de-:
dined to work with the 31oritpeusiers solely to
please hint.' : :' ' . . : ~ ~- ~- ••; . ~--, . t
- ---.Pnist has telegraphed to Victor Emmanuel
'foi a decided yes or no in the matter or the
candidature.. of the Duke' of. Genoa 'flu. the
. Spanish Crown.
PRIM and Olozaga have been conferring
'lately, and ministerial changes. witb a view to:
the prolongation of the Provisional; Govern-,
ment are talked of.
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Tiw public debt staternent, January 1. 1870,
shoes: Debt bearing coin interest, $2,107.-
939,100; seemed interest, $48,797,653 ss.
Debt bearing interest in lawful money, $.19,-
545,000: interest, $1,120,900. • Debt on which
interest- has ceased since maturity, $1,140,-
980 04 : 'interest, 5rA4,906 60. Debt hearing
no interest, $436,040,143_18. Total debt,
principal and interest, including'coupons due,
not presented for payment, $2,G.16.134,010.
Amount in Treasury, $209, 357,710 69. Debt
' less amount in Treasury, $2,448,146,9:4 31.
Decrease Of priblicdebt during the past month,
.$4,512,71 4 1 92: • Decrease of debt since March
$16,71( . 4;106 10.
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Tilt: new' French: Ministry bas been formed.
The .Jobe nod Oilicid gives the list as follows :
Minister of Justice, Emile 011ivier; Minister
of Foreign Affairs, Count Napoleon Daru ;
Minister of the Interior, Cherastdrier de Val
drome; Minister of Finances, Louis Joseph
kinffet ; Minister of War, Edmund Leboueff,
Minister of Marine, Itigault de Germuilly ;
Minister of Public InStruction, Emile Alexis
Nevis; Minister of Public Works, Marquis de
Talhouet : Minister of ATlculture and Com
meree, Charles Louvet ; Minister of Fine Arts,
Maurice Ziishard ; Emperor's Household,
COunt,Vaillant ; President of the Council of
State, Ekquiron de Parien. An imperial de
cree separates the Ministry of 'Fine Arts from
tint of the Eniperor's Household.
,
: NEW Your( despatch says; "The salaries
of employes of the Western Union Telegraph ,
Company at San Francisco, California, having .
- b.eeivreduced, -- by - order 'of the - company,. with
ont,ceminitation with theM, they have in
sequence saSpended work and called upotitheir;
brethren throughout the country to aid them,
in resisting this , action of the company. • They
employes of the company at Sacramento,
Omaha, St. Lonis,.Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleve-
. land; Lordsiille,' New Orleans;' • Baltimore, ;
Washington, Albany, and other principal
Offices have expressed their determination, to.,
Co-operate with their :San .Francisco• brethren!'
`in, preventing this reduction. '
T
,
General News Item&
Correspondence of the Militatelhhte Evening. Bulletin.]
WILMINGTON Jan. 4.—The heavy fall of
rain during the
WILMINGTON,
few days of the past week
and the 'windstorm of Sunday night have
Ofitisid te highest, tides ever known here.
hie win was so strong that it blew down ,a
new brick nufekirie shop out at the Edge
Moor Iron Works,nn•the Delaware•riveri.The
bail li linglrm new and , the mortar fresh, so 'the
wan could not resist the pressure. The- less
is $2,500 or $3,000.
The'regular fare between 'Philadelphia and
Wilmington has been reduced tO 50 cent 4 OPP
the abolition of the excursion tickets,- The
arrangement went into 'effect yesterday. 'The
fare from way stations to Philadelphia has , also
been reduced, but from the same stations" to -
V4iinington the ‘ price,retualm the , same.; ,Otte,
business men growl at this as
,"discriminating ;
agalnif WiliningtenP a ,charge frequently.
made a few years ago, 'but about which little
•
Las been said of late.
The Wilniington and 'Reading Reilroad'Wes
finally opened from here to Coatesville by run-
Wog ethirsiOn'trainti•on FridaY firiftSattlidaY,
t4-day trains commenced running regularly.
The fare is $l, which is generally reg,arded as
too high.
About four O'clock yesterday morning there
was such a, brilliant display of Agrora Borealis
that the fire-bells struck an alarm and our fire
men rushedlnorthWard ; to extinguish the fires.
They---came back 'inoking ,rather; sheepish,
though their remarks on the subject were by no
means lamb-like.
The lecionere,4l basbeen "interviewing" a
number er prominent business men concerning
the financial situation. Most of, them seem to
agree that the stringency in the money market
haS ;been greater in Wilmington -than else
where, and attribute it to the lack Of sufficient
banking capital, the low legal rate. of Interest,
and our stringent usury laws. As money
cannot be legally invested here at a higher rate,
of interest than ti per cent., it, naturally flOWs
towards localities where a higher rate is
obtainable. A determined effort will be made ti
.?
,
14 , 411 2 1110 hvanasir.
Ltnit, City Clerk of Bprittgfield,
ed with embezzling city funds.
the, New York Stanton_ fund
,
received the / French Gieneros,
an New Year's day.
.real ;revenue receipts,. yesterciaki
to the irhostralik theavy sudi ^of
ticeltdi4try , fire Mobile do Sunday
night desteoyed several stores, and caused ft
loss of over $50,000.
I Tilt: 0/310 Legislature' , met, yesterday , au d ,
organized. A. J. Cunningham, a reform can*.,-
didate, was elected Speaker of the House.
pEt,t„ Tiguor Yesterday %sued an nrdetA
ame ing the command of Georgia as a 311litarr
District under • tlie lieconstrucaon act,
1. ,
Cegiiilatnee rest4'4ay., ; ,
The Goveinneti Message wlli be 'ache' Id to
day.
commlssloNEß DEfAxi) has ordered' frod
A MAN Was recently convicted in Idaho or
selling whisky to the Nez Perce Indians, and
sentenced ,:te- twelve
.ntonths'impripctnynent.
There haie been no drunken seen in
the tribe since.
GEorrok. JAmium's brewery at Washing
ton, .`,111.; • was burned . , on - Lossf.
$10,009. ° There '.were seven ' slight fires
Chicago from Saturday night until yesterday
morning.
Ggvxmon messar„e to the
Ohio Legislature; recommends adOpt4on of
the Fifteenth Amendment; shows a surplus in
the ,estimated , receipts over expenditures ;
states :,theifiebt pt 5p,855,08, rtct recent-
Mends a revision of the financial laws.
defaulting Cashier of the 'Merchants'
Exchange.iltieklievi York, turns out to be
the real the case of the Farmers' and
Drovers'_7lfaiilr "'iii'Somers,' Westche ster county, 'Milli the cashier who was con
victed of the &fair Mien and imprisoned, has
been releaSet?:
AT A • 4s , ocratio Legislative caucus last
Wm; ilitchmati,t
of New York, :was - nominated for Speaker.
Other officers were nominated as well for the
Assembly as the Senate. They will be elected
probably on the first ballot. The Legislature
meets to-day.
IS nEt•rxrsti to the felicitations of the
corps Legislatif, on New Year's day, blapo
ln referred tti the necessity fora perfect no
stated that under the new condition of
things he felt more confident of overcoming
difficulties in the future.
PROM WILMINGTON.
• -
ht the next, meeting of the Legislature (Jann
/11Y, 19 7 1 1) to ritlfter the rate of interest to 7
per cent., and ; allow higher rates to. be con
tracted for if the parties Interested choose to
! Some fellow 'calling himself' “Captaitt
O'Brien, " and representing himself a Fenian
eseeped from x "British Botile," has been
victimizing our Irish population with a con
'Shietithlibciegree of success. lie wound up.
doPP4I4I/ made lus,exit, ,
• RiOw yr‘iii4MaYlkpasatisliefe
end'liFfp tiii*lbe different from other days,
ti lt see. A few ladies kept open
iiived callers, but , the custom
rgress hert. %
1k now and then of a new daily
uted here but there seems to be
litt Of which Delaware forms a
itAIPP 41Sgi* :4 1 4 fox. - dime.
test a'bloody murder - ewes corn
theater county by a young man
!tack, Who butchered a store
-money, and last week one
Laurel, Sussex county, killed'
reatening„the life of his wife ;
runty two men named George
t.„Thotntkon, alias ,‘ Ben Bolt,"
iered a man named Alexander
.; 4 - 4t, ...iewivrt, in this county, on New
here was a fight in a tavern, in
'1 - j 4% • '
*hie t fire-anns re freely used, but, snip
litlTY,P)4/4104aa Serjonsly hurt« , :,
.•. i .„.1..,.
L.,, •-,, 1991r$11SICILVANIAL FIN4.NCES.
. ,
„pei‘entte of the Commonwealth of Pennßyl
- tAnitt-r.S;oootory of ,thel•,eipta. at the
11:tate 75.0'4 . 417'y: front the 1 ay of Deertit•
0
bin 1808,.{a the 40th clay,p ~.. orember, Wit),
?loth: days tartan re.'
Lands - - - - - ' $19,818 52
AtAgti (l CCilinliftliftnii , .' - 1 7 2 0 1 9 /6 02
Auction duties - - - - 51,108 11.
Tax on corporation stocks • - 1,027,172'05
Tax on personal property . -, , - k 454,873 10
Tax on!dans - - '- - 3 , 10,810 19
Tax on, net earnings or income ' 310,81)5 '/38
ax °lXFiss•ReceiPt. 6 ,' - - 3 "iiii&7./
Tax onAhrolment °flaws , '- 2t,_, 00
Tax rliPnatl& ,`, ~:.•!. - • -, , 29 3X0 42
Ti ontal --- - - - 159,577 50
Taxk On - tiorlat Pack stocks,.-. ' 487;162 59
Cora ' of toonage tax - "$60,090 ou
0 01 - of 4vitic4egs, ,T,., 00,935 12
raul
'4'ex o n ni.ffices - - 16,044 49
Collaleral laheri4ol/9f:tax, - , 2,27,328 58
Tavent licensei, - - - - 289,555 37
lietailersklicenkes -.-, • - . • 422,273 85
-
Sample licenses, - - - 7,399 00
Theatre, :it:trills .aiid :iuenagerie
licenses ; - • - - - r 12,5, 44
Billiacl `g oo ; ' liaikling saloon
and tenpin alley licenses, -
,5,864 58
Eating house, beer house, and, •
restaurant licen.r ! , . .32,033 38
Peddlers' licenses;- ' 3,365 84
Brokers' licenses„ , ' , 8,851 21 •
Patent medicine licillloses, - 2,763
Distillery and brewery licenses, 7,622 52
34ill,ers' lieenses, -`„ ' 4,286 77
Foreip insurance agencies, - 266,226 71
Premiums awl charters,.., - 60,677 54
I'awplilet lairs,-- -5&; 03
Interest on loans, - - - 11,446 34
Escheats, - - - - - 5,147 62
Dividends on bridge stocks, -
Pennsylvania railroad 'Company;
bond N 0.12 redeeined, ' 100,000 00
Annuity for right of way - - • 10,000 OD
Refunded cask - - - - 2,220 11
Fines and forfeiture - • 343'01
Fees of the public oflieeS - - d t, 7,594 62
Sales, of public property - -
Accrued interest -
Balance in the Treasury Nov.
30; - - - - 1,012,925 37
EspPnditoree of the Cllhanglivralth of Penn
- ..Ntronio--4_4tonmary of the payment :I at the
601 tP Tr(aslirlt. from the Ist day of Dere4,l
- 1868, to the 30th .flay of Norember,lB69,
both days inch:Rare.
Expenses of Government, • - $804,730 17
Military expenSes, ordinary, - 1,728 67
Pennsylvania volunteers in the
war with Mexico, • - - 24 03
Military expenses, per act of
April 16, 1862, - - 9,949 01
31ilitary expenses, per 4cl. of
April 22,1863, - - 52,322 25
Military expenses, per act of
April 11, 1860, - - . 27 00
Military' expenses, per act of
April 17,1807, - - 509 99
'Military expenses, per act of
April 11,1868, - - - ;4360 06
Military expenses, per act, of
April 3, 18139, - - 106 90
Military expenses, per act of •
" March 24, 1869, - - - 179 40
Military expenses, per act of
April 16,1869, - - - 5,306 30'
Pensions and gratuities, - -. 123,265 69.
Charitable institutions, - - .754,116 07 1
Pennsylvania State Agricultural
Society. • ' - . - - -
Common schools, • - -
Commissioners of the Sinking
Fund, : '
Loam, &e., re-
deemed, - $472,409 18
Other payments, . 7,200 00
Interest on IG4►ns, -
Damages and old claims, - -
Monument to the memory of
Mexican soldiers '
- -
; Amendments to theConstitli c tion
t State Library, - - • -
Publie,buildings and grouuds,
AdditiOu to Governor's mansion,
Houses of Refuge,
Penitentiaries,
Escheats,
Counsel fees and commissions, 1,408 16
Retenue Commisslonem, - - 1,800 00
Mercantile Appraisers, - - 1,954 OS
Special' Commissioners, - Clak. 8,362 75
Harbor Master, Philadelphia, - 2,083 32
Port Warden, Philadelphia, - 1,666 66
Ventilation of Mines, - - 2,000 00
Miscellandous; - - 49,432 71
Balance in the Treasunr, Nov
THE GREAT girolol.
The Gale in Jersey City.
.; -, ApAtorin which prevailed. yesterday after
noon was inj
urions in its effects in many parts
orthis vicinity. A. double fours tfiry fraine
littliiiing,,at the corner of North Seventh and
F
,Pio ect'atireeta, was ,blown down, involving
a d age of $2,000. It was soon - to be °cou
ple by,teriants, and as it was, the proprietor
escaped- actions Injury, having just left the
building before it was leveled.
Another house 011 Montgomery avenue,
Hudson City, was destroyed by a gust,in the
afternoon, hut, fortunately, no person 'was
hurt.
Numerops chimneys were . torn away, trees
uprooted 'and Sundry nceidents occasioned by
the heavy gale which swept over the country
iu the evening.
The "flats" were more inundated - yesterday
than they have been in some years. The Hud
son City horse-cars were partially precipitated
in the water, which stood' two feet six inches
above the .Surface ,or some parts of the road.
Four houses, recently. erected and very near
completion, at the corner of Wayne and Mer
seles street& were blown dovili at ,sixt otelock..
The damage.sustained by the owner, Mr. Har
per, is very 'heavy. ,
In Newarli—Excitominat on ,hoard a
laallroad. Train- ~ , - - 1 .- '
The gale itiliewark occasioned considerable
damage to, property. The large brick chimney
tior Conder's factory was blown down, and a.,
cigar store adjoining was partially demolished.
t., .
•
_
THE DAILY EVitltie BULLETIN—PHILADEIet*IA• TUESDAY, JANUARY 4,1870.
267 78
- 7,629 04
$5,241,711 2S
6,254,636 63
ilarumonia New York—Hamburg. Jan. 4
Manhattan-- ... .New York... Liverpool Jan. 5
Arizona-- New York—Aspinwall Jan. 5
Nernisis New York... Liverpool Jan. 5
Tarifa. New York—Liverpool .............._..Jan. 6
America New York—Bremen Jan. 6
Itorro Castle. New York -Havana— Jan. 6
Prometheus ...Philadelpida...Cluvrleston_____ ..... Jan. 6
St. Laurent_.....New I ork—ilavre Jan. 8
Wyoming Philadelphia... Savannah Jan. 8
C. of Baltimore-New York.L.Liveroool Jan. 8
England New York... Liverpool 'Jan. 8
Caledonia . .....
—.New York... Glasgow. Jan. 8
Pioneer--....rbiladelphia—Wilmington Jan. 8
2,000 00
435,040 71
EiTIN Riggs, 7 23 1 SUN . SETS. 4 47 I lIIGH WATER., 4 is
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
llnrkJ L Wickwire (Br), Wiley, from Glasgow ctn
Greenock Sept IS,-with iron; Ac, (o -C II Van Horn.
Brig Portia (Br), Thompson, from Pernambuco Nov._
39, u - ith sugar to A F Damon—vessel to L Westergaard
& Co.
bchr A 'Rubinson Merritt, from Great Egg harb or, with mdse:. from E termer Eutaw, wrecked on. Peck's
Beach. .
470,606 IS
- 1,806,253 71
11,546 13
Behr Jessie 'lrving, Chamberlin, from. (rent Dig Car
bor, with pulse front steamer Eutaw, wrecked on Peck*
Beach.
Schr Ettie Hall. Maxon. 1 day from Prederica,Del.
with grain to J L Bewley & Co.
Seim Tycoon, Cooper, 1 day from Smyrna. Del. with
&
grain to 3as L Bewley Co.
&lir Bessie Morris, Allen, 14 days from Pensacola,
,with scantling uud flooring tloards.to Patterson & Lip
pincott—not as before.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Bark Savannah, Scuife, Matanzas, Isaac Hough Sc Mor
ris.
Brig S & W Welsh, Watson, Trinidad de Cuba, D S
Stetson it Co.
6,690 00
30 00
3,738 33
3,266 71
1,500 00
54,250 00
101,170.00
- `i• 2,261 17
MEMORANDA.
Ship David Stewart. Prentiph, from Guanape for Balti
more, was spoken 6th ult. lat 11 20 b, lon 3T 10 IY.
Lhip Anglo Saxon (Br), Leahy, cleared at Mobile 29th
ult. for Liverpool, with /3189. bales _cotton, weighing
1,60440 Ibis, valued at 840/414 98.
Ships Constitution ( Br), Dutton; Arthur (Br), Ousin,
and 3 B Buffos (Be),- Blauvelt, cleared at Savannah 30th
ult. for Liverpool, with 8686 bales cotton.
Steamer Roman. Baker, hence at Boston yesterday.
Steamer Minnesota (Br), Price, from Liverpool 22d
and Queenstown 231 Wt, with' 169 paabengers, at N York
yesterday.
Steamer De Soto. Morton, from Now Orleans 25th ult.
and Havana 29th, at Now York yesterday.
Steamer Aleppo (Brl, Macaulay, from Liverpool Dec.
21, at Boston yesterday, with $167,000 in specie.
Steamer Etna (Br), Lockhead, from New York, at
Halifax 31st tilt, and sailed *mine day for Liverpool.
Bark Columbia (Nor),POSS, cleared at Mobile 29th
ult. for Liverpool with 1293 bales cotton. weighing 630,-
640 lbs, value at $132,022 61.
Brig Maria heeler, Wheeler, sailed from Demarara
11th nit for Now York.
$ 4 , 8 53,77 , 1 16
1,400,862 49
$0;254,636 65
Brig Gambia. Gilkey, cleared at Jackeonyillo 24th ult
for New Haven.
Wig Jolla Shay, likkarson , sailed from Gibraltar lath
ult. for Ilovy Ynrtr; •
Behr Annie E Valentine, Baylis; at Georgetown, DU,
31st ult,from Jacksonville. •
Behr Sarah Watson, Smith. from Boston ter this, port;
sailed from Holmes' Hole AM 31st ult. .
Bohr E Corson, Brown, at GeorgetOwn. 5C.,29th
ult. from Charleston.
Behr A:latrine. Jane, Smith, hence at St John, B. 27th
ult. '
Behr I) V Streaker, Vangilder, at' Charleston Ist inst.
from Alexandria. . . •
Behr Manautico, reported from Pensacola for Ga:lves
ton, was spoken Slab ult. 20 miles SE of SW Pass,
Behr S W Simmons, Williams, cleared at Charleston
31st ult. for Wilmington NC.
bar Amelia, Post, from Now Caetlo,Del. at Newbury
, port 31st ult.
• Behr E Elmer, Carson, cleared at 'Jacksonville 23th
ult. for Baltimore.
Schr Chas A Jones, Griffin. cleared at Savannah 30th
ult.-for Darien, to load for thla port.
MARINE MISCELLANY.'
Behr Fred Spofford, at Savannah 20th tilt. from Phila
delphia, reports In a'gale,off Hatteras 27th,lost jlbboont,
foretopmast,, and split nails. •
Brig Minnie A Smith,• R e y, from. New York; which
arrived at Salerno, Italy, Geo 25 ! ' subsequen tly drivn ashore at that Waco during a heatty gale, and
became a total wrack. $llO registered 3t5 tons, was
built at Millbridge, Me, in MS,. and hathsl • from New
York. ,
Seim Serene, front Navitssa,\ while lying In the atroara
at Wilmington. NC..Dec 30, Was :in,: contact :with the,
steamer Pioneer. which was eing towed from ber,whaf
to another part of the harbor The ache had bowsprit
carried away, but ere it fell o et the side, ripped up the
railing of the Pioneer, cam. 'g considerable damage.
The two - vessels dragging th 'alt alte r theta were swept
down the Torrent several aired Yards :before tneir
headway could be checked.
Sonic anxiety is felt for the (Ay of schr Nur'Wester,
of Gloucester, which sailed um New York early in
, ~ .
1 hiirak cinget• train which left Now -York .0
PLic,9 clock last , evening on the Ncer Jersey
Alailrniul; bound for Niewatk and :11,alivOy;
ilarrewly &oleo(' 'deldructionWhile brossing
the. Newark Mestinws.through the violence of
,the , gaie. While going throlighrthe Bergen cut
kale ' ' botilders "were ' hurled' down on
the , ' tons '< of the , ears but, '.the,speed ,
at whit ,thy train was, j running sensed , them.
to leap o ilf without , going' . through. Over the
meadows and the long bridge acroSX the'
liacketiilaek:; river the k.ears xocked ' like . a
cradle,,und the wildest excitement prevailed
among the plisseng'ers •, manywhom 'of were
females and piling thildren.' Guards had to'
be stationed attbe doors to preventtheir, being
town in. The conductor, Mr. Bragg,
played great coolness and lirginestfi and !Wilt brought,
i
rought the train into Newark an hour .behind
time regular t i inie. `he 'telegraph signet - at dia.
cuevias , blOwn down and bevertil of the wires'
broken , ' , - ' , .
On the train when returning from °Newark
at half last nine o'clock P. M. to this city,,
similar incidents occurred. Several windows
in the cars, .vvere blown, to, pieces . and the
entire train was rocked from side to side with
alarming force: , Many of the paasengers were
almost wild with excitement and the Teatures
of even Pie most dogged in manner were
blanched with alarm, - The coolne.ss and con
fident bearing of the, conductor .k Mr. Bragg),
served, in a degree, 6 allay the fears of many,
and, save the smashing of the windows re
ferred to, the train arrived safely at the depot,
in Jersey City .--Hsrald. ,
_ Philadelphia; Bank Statement.
,The following is the weekly statement of the Phila
delphia Banks,'Pande up on Dfonday afternoon, which
presents the following aggregates:
Capital Stock -4116 A -55,150
If_.maultut!i Discounts. 51,562.662
Specie 1,2%1,295
Due from other. Banks , 4,95 1 7,412
Due to ether - Banks. 5,711,4,360
Deposits ~r . . ' 33,290,612
Circulation. 19,568,651
, r--• .... • -
United States Notes.
.. . 2 1 3 2 7,;237 3 2 0 2 ,1 1 130 98 18
Clearings . .
Balances -
'rho following 'statement shows tne condition of the
Banks of Philadelphia, at rations times during the last
few months:
. Loans. Specie. Circulation. DcPosits.
Jan. 4 .51,716,999 352,483 10,593,71 P 31.97273+39
Feb, 1 , 2,632.513 512,752 10,593,351 31,052,551
Fier. I 52.257;151 259,933. 10,458.546 - 31,0,3451
A , '115 .50.409„ 1 71,6' 189,003 10422,696 27,251,937
ay 3 61519.9f1 201,765 10,617,315 32,-351,592
June? 1 1.7126,367 1617,115 10,610,989 36,478,094
July 5 53.917,521 203,621 10,615,646 31,911;8.32
Aug.? 51.953,853 354,659 10,610,233 33,621,616
Sept. 6 .51.931.372 ' 247,358 10,611,1,73 33,703,545
Oct. 4 .52,105.010 777,30310,598,934 32,093,112
810y.1............51,532,214 354,545 ' . 10,597,973 32091,813
Dec, C......-...,71,9MA15U 932,468 10,603,Z,2 33,2.44,981
11 20 ' 52.206.053 1,146.221 10.696.311 524.7,789
. .
',L 27 ' r 2.512,270 1,111);307 . 10,593,2P0 32,076:684
Jan 3, 7t1.......61,062,662 ,1.270.1106 10468,691 33,290,612
The followhilt lea detailed atatement of-the busineaa at
4116 - I'bilacklphia Cl6ating 11011 PP for the plat: week, fur
dialted by G. E. Arnold, EN., Manager:
(Pairings. Balance's.
.
Dec. 27 8'6,019,4= 00 $693497 40
~ ys
—,.:5,904,109, 76 . 509,368 51
29 . . 5,017.0146 90 671,921 20
30 6,394,663 46 606,543 83
31 • 6,067,019 62 ' 555,420 94
Tufted Stites Mint Staten-tent.
Hon. James l'ollock. Director of the Mint, fornieheit
the following 4:get:tent or rteteritte lib,' coinage at the
Mint during, the month of December, 18 4 ;9'
DP.eO,-Ire. .
, Valtte
Gold . tietiosit;., • - 8213,104 00
Silver deri,sit,4 and purchti.,e,3, - 142:41 00
Total derpOsits, . - - , - • e 359,095 00
GOLD comkGE.
No. of Pieces. Value.
Double ragles, - - 12,110 8246" 00
Flue Bars. • - - 9,092 00
12,3411 . .5256,432 00
•• ,
53,30 883,300' no
-,100,4110 • • 50,200 00
MAN • 7,500 00
118,100 5,000 00
81, 300
376,700. )3224,81X100
Five tint Pieces, - - 220,000 811,000 00
10.11 ar r .. • -
Tian Dollars, •
Dimf•k, -
Ittilf -
Fitz• Itars,'. -
Total. , -
One Coat 'Piecea. , •• 470,000 • 41,740 00
Total, - - - 474,000 $4,740 00
if:CAPITULATION.
Gold Coinage': • - • 12,340 e 216,800 00
Rlh t•r Coinage. - 376.700 14.6.70 00
liue , e Coinage, - 694,000 13,740 00
Total. • - 1.0:;..040 .F,103.441J 00
I.l‘ll-*()RTAIIONS
, . Reported for the Phihulel phis Eveninißalletin.
GLA S'GOW—Sark d L Wickwire, Wiley-11 eke rum
rum II tenry Boblen•& Co; 50 casks ruse pink a) do drop
black E Seeger 4: So; 127 bales paper stock 3501 peke old
rails 539 bxs tobacco Pipes 25 cks whieky order.
BN A2l BUCO—ii rig Portia. Thompson—L3oo bags
sugar Albert ir Daman.
PENSA(.7OLALfIchi .lorrig, Allen-265000
(.14 Yellow pine scuutling and flouring Patter Bun Lip
inrott.
GLOUCESTER, E—Bark Peddler. Troensegaal-406
tone iron rails 10 two snit order Workman er Co.
INOIFEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMEItii.
TO ARRIVE
t•IIIPS 7110:4 roll. • DATE.
Lei pzi^ Sonthanipton—Baltimore.. Dee. 13
I'magmay London—New York Dec. 18
Aleppo Liverpool... New York.. Dec.2l
111innesota_ ..... --Liverpool—New York .. Dec. 22
France'- . Liverpnol...New York . Dec.%
C. of Baltlinore...Liverpool...New York ' Dec. 23
Nestorian. Liverpool—Portiand- Oct. 25
Colunibia_...... ...... . . Glaanow...Nevr York... ........ —...illee. 24
Java. Liverpool... New York. Dec.2s
Silebia Iluvre...New York Dec.2s
Union Sout bampton...New York Dec. 28
Samaria Liverponl.i.'New York via B Dec. ".8
TO DEPART.
13()ARD •TE TRADE
E. A, tioll oEE.
GEO. L. BUZBY, MONTILLY CO3I3IITTE.E.
GEO. N. TATIIAM,
itfirSi4 id-14
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA-JAN. 4
43,012,618 91
829=.330 76
A.V AK* 511,900 00
. 1. FOR SALE.
N
. '
kik OD HANDSOME DWELLING
glOl ffirRITIDE STREET I '
4-story French root ),
. ,
Flailsbed inirine style . Built Bnr Owner.
WM be sold reasonable, WILL not much money
i•viedtd.'
, APPLY TO
JOIN WANAMAKER,
Stith and Market Streets.
M3IMEM=
ARCH. STREET RESIDENCE
FOR SALE,
lko. 1922 ARCH STREET.
Elegant Brown-Stone Residence, three etories erd
Mansard, of ; very commodious, furniehed with every
modern c. roof
.onvenience, and built in a very inverter and
embstantial manner. Lot 26 feet front by 160 feet deep to
Cuthbert street, on which is erected a handsome bricZ
Stable' and Coach House.
se2o MI)
REAL ESTATE SALE.
Will be sold on the premises,
•
Saturday, January Bth, 1870,
The Entire Lot of Land belonging to the
U. S. Hotel Property,
CAPE MAY CITY.
It having a front on , Washington street of about 175
feet, on Decatur street of about 165 feet, and will be run
into lots to suit purchasets desiring. Cottage or Business
Situations.
Stirbale to commence at 1 o'clock. P. N. Conditions
made known on day of sale by
*ARON MILLER. •
d029-w f mst§
PFOR SALE-THE MODERN THREE.
story brick dwelling with two-story double back
millings, every convenience, and in perfect order,
No. 013 South Thirteenth street. J. M. GUR
NEY & SONS, 733 Walnut street.
- FOR SALE—THE THREE-STORY
MK: brick dwelling, with three-story hack buildings,
every convenience and Ingood order, No. 655 North
Thirteenth street, above Wallace. J. AL GUMMY'
Jc BONS, 733 Walnut street.
F 0 it . 8 .-MODERN THREE.
Story Brick Dwelling.sl9 B. Ninth et. Every cop.
venience. Inquire on the premises. mr6-th,e,tit,til
GERMANTOWN -FOR BALE.-
The Handsome Stone Residence,. having evety
city conveniences, in `perfect order and well shaded.
Situate northwest corner East Walnut Lane and Mor
ton street. .1. M. GUMMY & SONS, 733 Walnut at.
EOR PENT—MARKET BTRE ET
NjaElrgant double more property, 40 feet front, south
vebt comar of Sixth.
. .
Four-story store. No. 617 Market street.
CRESTNUT STREET—Valuable property, northeast
Corner Eleventh street; will be improved.
WALNUT STREET—store and dwelling, No. blO.
MODERN RESIDENCE—with every convenience,
No. 102 North Nineteenth street, above Arch.
LARGE DWELLlNG—suitable for boarding-house,
Northeast coiner of Eighteenth and Vine streets.
WALNUT STREET—Large four-story store, Nn.
No. 1017. J. M. GIIMMEI d 80N8,733 Walnut street.
Wg FOR SAL E--THE HANDSOME
MEti. three-story brick dwelling with attics and three
story back buildings, situate No. 115 North Nineteenth
street; has every modern convenience and improvement,
and in perfect order. Lot 25 feet front by 103 feet deep.
Immediate possession given. J. IL GILII.IIIZY &BOND
733 Walnut street.'
in FOE SAL E—D WEL LIN GS
1ii:112524 North Broad, 1239 North Ninteenth o
27 South Bvcond, , - 1509 North street,
2520 Christian,_, 902 North. Fifteenth street
Also many others for Bale and rent,
JAMES W. RAVENS,
• no3tll , S. W. cor. Broad and Chestnut.
41111 . 1•FQR BALE DWELLING 1421
jkal North Thirteenth street; every convenience, and in
good order.
Superior dwelling. 1422 North Twelfth street, on earl
term,. 8.5,500.
Three-story brick, 235 North Twelfth street, having
good two-story dwelling in the rear. espoo, •
Three-story. brick, 516 Powell street, in good order.
82,750.
store and dwelling, No. 390 South Sixth street. 85,000.
Frame house, 909 Thiid street, South Camden, near
Spruce, clear. 6.600.
510 Queen street, two-story brick, good yard.
Risßuilding
un Lots on • Pareyank road, and a good Lot at
ing S.
ROBERT GRAFFEN & SON,
537 Pine street.
WI FOR SALE THE HANDSOMEi
Ma Brown Stone and Press Brick Dwelling, No. 21111
Spruce street, with all and every Improvement. Built in
the best manner. Immediate possession. Ono
halt can remain, it desired. Apply to OOPPUCE
JORDAN. 433 Walnut street.
FOR SALE. TRE VALUABLE
Property S.W. corner of Fiftlxand Adelphi streets,
below Walnut. in feet front by 198 trot deep, fronting
on three streets. , J.lll. GUNMEN' .4 SONS, 733 Wafted
street.
TO RENT.
CREESE & IeicUOLLITM, .13,F:A T 4 ES ATH
AGENTS.
Office,Jackson street, opposite Mansion stree Gage
Island, N. J. Real Estate bought and sold. ersod
desirous of renting cottagoe during the season w
or address as above.
Respectfully refer to Mu. A. Rubicam,ReorritUU 4
Francis Mcllvain, Angtultus Merino, John nallEl and
W. AN . Juvenal..
LET.-4. SPACIOUS,ITE OF
COUNTING ROOMS, with -4r morn lotto, on
Chestnut street. Apply to . RAN, RUSSELL t
0.011 Chestnut street. oe22-tf¢
ta TO RENT,
STORE; No. 513 CODIMERCE street,
18 by MO FEET.
Possession, January 1 1870.
Apply to W. A. KNIGHT,
debt- s to th-tf 511 Commerce street
THE BEILDING NO. 910
ADCH STREET.
Apply_on the prennees.
de2otf§ LEEDOM d SHAW
in TO RENT ON A LEAS FOR ONE
or two years.—The desirable couutry place in
.Germantown, furnished or unfurnished, ten minutes'
wala of Duy 's Lane station ; 2.11 acres of ground ; all
improvements . • stable, icmbouse,_&c.; fine garden and a
variety of fruit. Apply to CO.VPUCK do JORDAN, 433
Walnut street.
.fit TO LET—HOUSE 706 SOUTIT SEVEN.
TEENTII street: Portable heater, range, bath,
hot water,.gas—all the modern conveniences. Eight
rooms. Alimv on the preinifies. notitt
FIRE ASSOCIATION
F A ON •
PHILADELPHIA.
Incorporated WI b, 27, 1820.
.offioe---No. 84 North Fifth 'Street.
INSURE BUILDINGS, HOUSEHOLD - FURNITURE
AND MERCHANDISE. GENERALLY FROM
LOSS BY FIRE.
•Assets January 1, 1869,
el 406,01)5 OS.
TRUSTEES:
. . Charles P. Bower.
John Carrow, Jesse Lightfoot,
George I. Young, Robert Shoemaker;
Joseph Lyndall, . Peter Armbruster,
Levi P. Coate, H. H. Diekineen,
Samuel s par olv m reter Williamson. •
WM. H. fiA.AIMLIN I. Pres . !dent, •
SAMUEL SPAIIHAVII, Vice President.
WM. T. BUTLER, Secretary.
1"
. I.FE .I.N kW RANCE AND TRUST CO.
..1-1 THE GIRARD LIFE INSITBANNOE,A_NNIIITY
.AND TRUST COMPANY 'OF PHILADELPHIA.—
OFFICE, 408 CHESTNUT STREET.
ASSETS, e 3,083,445 56, JANUARY 1, 1889.
The oldest Cowpony of the kind, but one in the State;
continue to insure lives on the most reasonable terms
and declare profits to the insured for the whole of life.
Premiums paid yearly. half yearly, or quarterly. They
receive Trusts of all kinds, whether as,arustess, A.s
eignece. Guardians, or Committee of Lunacy. Also, act
as Executors and Administrators, 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 RIDGWAY, President.
' •
SET I: OOMLY, Vice President.
Join.; F. JAMES, Actuary.. .
WILLIAM U. BTOEVKR Axel Actuaryl
11 e
. B.—l)r, S. 0111.MBEitLAIN,'No: 1411 LOCUST
street, attends every day a 1 o' lock precisely at the
otllcer 0c97 3m
TAN THRA 0 I TR , INSIIWOE COM
RAITY .—ou.AB.TEI4 PERPETUAL.
Ottlev, No. 811WALNIIT Steet, above Thirty Philades.
Will insure against Loss or Damage by Fire on Build
ings, either perpetua ll y or for &limited time; Household
Furniture and Nerobaudisegeneto_ll7. '
Also, Marine insurance on vessels, llamas ' and
Freights; Inland Insurance to all parts of the Union.
DIREOTORS.
William Esher, • Lewis Andenried.•
Wm. hi. Baird; John Ketcham,
John 11. Blackeston, J. E. Blhallls ,
• William F. Dean, John B. lie 1.
1
• • Peter Bieger d Lir BRE Ph ß un ,7 B Pr i e H lfd li ° olait herla ' el.
~' . WILLY_M. F. DRAB, Vico Preeddent,
Wsi. M. ElurinZeorotarr. , 111241ta tb • tf
TEFFERSON FIRE INSURANCE CUM
PANT of Philadelphltt.-oMoth No. 24 North Fifth
street, near Market streot. '
Incorporated by Cap i talgislatre of Pennsylvania.
Charter perpetual. and Assets. 8166,05 e. Make
insurance egainet Lose or damage by Fire on Public or
Private Buildings, Furniture, dtooks, Goods and 81er
;44M011,604ft/RYo=pt terrs t oit %
,WM.•MoDaniql,_ Edward r. Meier
Israel Peterson, Frederica Ladner
'John V. Belsterlin , Adam J. Gluts ;
' henry Troemner, henry Delany,
Jacob dcbandent, ' - John Elliott, •
Frederick Doll, Christian D. Brick,
Bamnel Miller, George N. Fort,
William D. Gardner. •
' $ WILLIAM President.
IdBABL PETERSON, Vice President ,
SAlltr N. COLMAN, Secretary and Treseurer.
, • , , ,
J.M.GUNMEY R SONG,
. 733 WALNUT Street
ININICA,NOS. • ,
Then Liverpoole.o4 Lott
,don -C9 9 Globe Co.
ilssets Cold, g i 7,690)390
46 ,
in the
united States 2,000,000
Receipts'over t20,0ba.00
Premiums in 18.68,
$5,665,075.00
Losses in x 868, $3,66;445.09
NO. 6 Merchant/ Exchange,
Philadelphia.
D ELAWARE
MtJTUAL SAFETTISatf:
.COMPANT/ incOrporated by the Legisla
lature of Pennsylvania, 1835.
Office, S. E. corner of THIRD and WALNUT streets,
Philadelphia.
MARINE INSURANCES
On Vessels, Caro and Freight to all parts of the world.
INLAND INSURANCI(S
On goods by river, canal. lake and land carriage to all
parts of the Union.
FIRE INSURA.NCEB
On Merchandise generally ; on Stores, Dvrellings,
Houses, At.
. •
ASSETS Or THE COMPANY
November 1,1855.
8200,000 United States VITO Nl' Cent.
Loan, ten , fortiet,
8216,000 00
100,000 United States Six Per Cent.
Loan (lawful money) 107,750 00
50,000 United States Six Per Cent.
Loan, 1881 60,000 00
200,000 State of Pennsylvania Stx Per
Cent. Loan 213,950 00
200,000 City of Philadelphia Six Per
Gent Loan (exempt from 2001 925 00
100,000 State of New Jersey Six Per
Cent. Loan... ; 10,000 00
20,000 Ponn n llvania Railroad First
' 810 gage Six Per Cent. Bonds... . w
' oo 00
25,000 Pen ylvanta Railroad Second ,
Mortgage Six Per Cent. Bonds... 23,625 00
25,000 Western Pennsylvania Railroad
Mortgage Six Per Cent. Bonds ,
(Pennsylvanin 'Railroad , guar.
antee) • 20,030 00
50,000 State of Tennessee Five Per
Cent. Loan 15,000 00
7,000 State of Tennessee Six Per Cent.
Loan 4,270 00
12,500 Pennsylvania Railroad. Com
pany, 250 shares stock, 14,000 00
5,000 North Pennsylvania Railroad -
Company, 100 shares stock • 3,900 00
10,000 Philadelphia and Southern Mall •
Steamship Company, 80 shares
stock 7,500 00
246,900 Loans on Bond and Mortgage.
first liens on City Properties 246,900 00
—.--...-
01,231.400 Par.
Cost, 511,215,(ta Market
TT v alue , 81,255,E0 00
Real Estate.. 56,000 00
Bills Receivable for Insurance
made--
—...--- due—
Balances u at Agenclea—Pre
minute on Marine Policies t Ac- ,
crued Interest and other debts
idue the Company ' 85,097 95
tock, Scrip, ac.. of Bundry Cor
' porations,. 414;106. Estimated
value.. 5,740 ISO
Cash'in Bahk :.......e1613,318 88
Cash in Draucr.„...„ 972 29 ,
• * 1e0,291 14
DIRECTORS.
Thomas C. Hand, Samuel P.: Stokes,
John C. Davis, Wilibutti a. Boulton,
Edmund E. Souder, • Edward Darlington,
Theophilus Paulding, H. Joneteßrooke, _
James Tniquair, Edward Lafoureade,
Henry Sloan, Jacob Riegel,
Henry C. Dallett, Jr., Jacob P. Jones, '
Janice C. Hand, JIMICS B. bl'Farland,
William C. Lndwig, , Joshua P. Eyre,
Joseph 11. Seal, Spencer Id 'llvain,
Hugh Craig, J. B. Semple, Pittsburg,
John D. Taylor, A. B. Berger, • "
George W , Bernadou, D. T. No/Ipin, "imp
William C. liOttatoll, -
. • THOMAS C. HAND, President.
• JOHN C. DAVIS, Vice President
HENRY LYLBURN, Seeretary.
HENRY BALL, Assistant Secretary,
itiHE RELIANCE INSURANCE 002 -
PANY OF PRILADELPHIAP
Incorporated in um. Charter Perpetual.
Office, N 0.308 Walnut street.
CAPITAL, e 300,0001.
Insures against loss or damage by FIRE, on Houses,
Stores and other Buildings, limited or perpetual, and on
Furniture, Goods, Wares and Merchandise in town or
country , .
LOSSRS PROMPTLY ADJUSTED AND PAID.
Assets- ....._..»....».....8437,598 EI
_ Invested In the following Securities, v0" ---
Firtt Mortgages on City Property, well se
cured-- 8169,600 00
United States Govenament Loans_ ...... ..... 117,000 00
Philadelphia City 6 Per Cent. Loans.. ......».....» 76,000 00
Pennsylvania $3,000,000 6 Per Cent L0an......„, 30,000 00
Pennsylvania Railroad Bonds,First Mortgage 5,n) ep
Camden and Amboy Railroad Company's 6 For
Cent. Loan_ 6,000 00
Loans on Collaterals..- . .... ... . 1300 00
Huntingdon and Broad Top'? Per Cont. Moit
gage 80nd54,560 00
County Fire Insurance Company's Stock. —.
1,034 00
Mechanics' Bank Stock. 4,000 00
Commercial Bank of Pennsylvania Stock. 10,000 00
Union Mutual Insurance Company's Stock 380 00
Reliance Insurance Company of Philadelphia
Stock 5450 00
Cash in Bank and on hand............. 12,t59
61431,51X1112
Worth this date at market „...»$464,681 3/
BIBBCTOBS.
Thomas C. 111114 Thomas H. Moore,
William Musser Samuel Castner,
Samuel Clapham', James T. Young,
H. L. Carson, • Isaac F. Baker,
Win. Stevenson, Christian J. Hoffman,
Benj. W. Tingley, Samuel 8.. Thomas,
Bdwar Sitar.
THOMAS O. HILL, President.
WM. Ontliti, Secretary.
PHILADELPHIA. February 17,1804 jal-tu th tf
Worth at Par
UNITEDFIREMER I S INSURANCE
COMPANY OE PHILADELPHIA.
wiliie(orpan/takgtiZitrfac; ni
tafo, an conrnesiteoicnsivel to
FM INSURANCE IN lacrrit or PRILADEL.
OFFIBB—No. 723 Arch street, Fourth Nationalßank
Building. DIRECTORS .
Thomas J.Martin, W•mradner,
John Hirst, Aibertris King,
Wm. A. Bolin, henry Bumm,
James Blongan, James Wood,
WBBam (Bonn, John Bhalloross,
James Jenner, J. Henry Aakin,
Alexander T. Dickson, Hugh Mulligan .
Albert O. Robert% J
awes P. Dillo Phiß n. Fitzpatrick.
CONRAD B. A NBUESS, president.
W. A. BoLig. Treas. Wm. H, SAGRIVI. Beo'r.
THE COUNTY FIRE 'INSURANCE COM
PANY.—Office;No. /10 South Fourth street, below
Chestnut.
"The Fire Ineurance Company of the County G ym's.
delphia,” Incorporated by the Legislature of Pennsylva
nia in ISM, for indemnity against lessor damage by Ore,
exclusively.
CHARTER PIMPETUAL.
Tide old and reliable , institutiou; with , ample capital
and contingent fund carefully: I nvest ed,,,cOntinues to in
sure buildings, itwaituxe, merdhandtW, Ago either per
or for a limited timei .against loss or damage
by Ore, at the lowestrates consistent with the absolute
safety of its customers.
Losses adjusted and tag with all possible despatch.
HiNNOTORn:
Chas. J. Butter, Andrew H. Miller,
Henry Budd, James N. Stone ,
John Horu, Edwin L. Reakirt,
Joseph Moore, • Robert V. Massey, Jr,
George Mock°,.Tim Malt Devine.
SHARLAST:StriiklicPrealdemt.
HENRY. BUDD. Vico President.
BENJAMIN Y. HOSOHLEY. Secretary and Troaaarer.
Ti PENNSYLVANIA' FIRE INRU-
J. RANCE. COMPANY, •
--4riceaorated lEls—Charter Perpetual.
No. 810 WALNUT' etreetopporitaindependence
Thie Company, favorably known te the commun for
-
over forty yam', conUnues ,to 'nett** , against lona or
damage by lire on Public or. Private pnildhige either
permanently or for a limited Ifter Also on Fttiniture,
Mocks of Goma, and Merchandise genorallY, on liberal
term'.
Their genital, together with a large Stirplus Iftitet t la
invested in - the most careful manner which enables them
to offer to the insured an undoubted , locurity in the cute
of 1000. DnurpToys•
--.- _
Daniel Smi th , Jr.,. , IJohn_ DoYereu l
Alexander Benison, ,i ' ITlinizias Battik
Isaac Hasiehuret, Henry Lewis
Thomas Bobine, J. Gillingham Pell,
Daniel Baddoqk Jr.,
DANIEL SMITH, Jn., President,.
WM. G. CBOWELLL, Beoretari. anl9ll
AME CA RIFIRE, 1141311114N0E COM
PANY, incorporated 1810.—Charter perpetual.
No. 810 , WALNUT street; &bp's; Third, Philadelphia.
Having a large pali.irp Capita Stook and Surplus in-
Vested in aonnd and arallahlw mudded, continue to
insureon. dwellings, stores', furniture, merchandise,
"easels In port t and their cargoes; and other personal
Proerty. All losses liberally and promptly adjusted.
Thomas R. Marls, Edrant. 0.
John Weleh, (Marled Poultney,
Patrick bred
John T. Lewis, John 1 1 . Weth'erill t
Witham, . Pan_
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THOMAS It . MARIS, President.
ALsans 0. OnAmloan. Secretary.
MIADIE INSURANCE COMPANY, NO.
J 809 CHESTNUT STREZT.
INCORPORATED 185 d. CHARTER PRIIPIITILOJJ.
CAPITA', 2011 000. 111
EIRE- xNautarrozi Ex(3LusivELT.
'mores against Lou or Damage br Fire t either by Per•
petite! qr 'taborer' Volloice.
Mascrolte.
i t
Cherie. }Rebellion, Robert Pearce, .
Wm. H. Itimwn, John limier Jr.,
William bl. 'icy - fort, 'Edward 11. 06e.
Henry Lewis, Charles Stokes ,,
Nathan Milo. John WYRvermites '
G eorg e A. West,. , Mordecai Dozily ,
CHARLES ICHAR,IIBON, President,
WM. H. Mai AWN , Nice-Preeidout. _
WILLI/tan, I. 1114ANORARD,Ileoremi . apt U
1 THOMAS. •SO ' li t AIIIPTIONEICBS,
I o lt -
floc MI and, lit Set* 1811TRITIAlireet.
. Aims' int STOORBATM REAL' litiy___ATßi
. • Public sake at theThilhae!Palik ' I'lnane 41111,
THESDAYat 19 o'clock. • '-'" • •-
THURSDAY. ,
Furniture sales - it* tiiiii'Aidion Siore EVEET
THURSDAY. , •' '. l• 1, ci • ••
Oir Sales at Residences Melva estiecial =anti* •
Salo at the Auction 1t00m5, , 810a...189 and 141 &mak '
, , • Fourth, strea b ' t ._- ..• . ..
strPNBIOR "lIOUSEHOLD a PriptiliPrkiiope
nlEllolo4 CABINET 14110.015_,_ - Fl EP&
SA FE___,Ei 11ANDSONIC YEBVET, 'BIIIIII ELS A 18
OTHER CARPETII:.ite., Ac. _L
. .
UN THURSDAY MORNING. . •
Jun , 8, at 0 o'clock, et ithiti4uNlou 11,0018111' 1 .
logue, a large assertmeht Of titipartOr Htinielthid arra-
tare,. comprising--Walnut Parlor fleitsipt u ir with "
ptush, reps and haixiclotb; 3 JValnntr 0 r bloatisi , ,l
iiOttage Oh/tither Sulfa, tine •French_Plater IMO, 8
superior 'rosewood ,7' octave 041111, IfOrtet.'-'W4e ,
.11 Rusk, S. Drucker & Co., New Yotle. and ,
II oxford & Co.. NOW/York; i r
Cabinet.Osta_AziauleB74., ....
and U. ~ W. Staltir_L superior Walnut Seen. ,
taxies`and Bookciniesi Wilmot Wardrobee. z ? SKOV*
Extension and Centre Tables, Lounge}, Ann 0 .
Eat Stand*, Btageresiettpetior OMee Lounge}
e
Hair' Mittresses,• Feather Beds; Bolsters amt.iPllloWes
China, Gl*" and Plated Ware, line Engrivicir s iiispe , •
rim. Fireproof Safes, M oule • by , Eynon , et .kila +G.U- '
consuming:and Cooking Stovee, Cabinetmakers' *chi.
Platform Scales, ,Chandellers, Sewing klathines,l9o4Y ,
some V e lvet . Brussels and other Catipete, £c.
ASIGNItEir BAIsE-BY O_RiII.N.O r OILT .41 1 .1-11113. 0/4'
TRICT CO U RT OF MX JSBSEY.
.....; TRONA A SONS, Auctioneer*.
_____.
VALUABLE BEAU • ESTATII_, MaIRIDINERY ,
TOOLS, PERSONAL PROPERTY °FAME NATION-
At IRON ' ARMOR . AND SHIPBUILDING 00111
Prii",:ltitlglin% Point ` Now Jersey; ,-‘, - '. , ^ l , fi ' •,'
0 TIJESDAY MORNING, January 11, wri, at 111
O'clock, will ha sold at public , sale, on the peril/T* 7
the South Ward of Camden, N. J . by order o the .1.
District Court for the district' of New Jersey i• . • ' •'•_.•
All the real estate ~ wharves, , marine railway, „build
ivies' improvements, motive power, machinerY, tee,
fixtures, personal property and assets of the Natioull
'lron Armor and Shipbuilding Company, hankruPti' ha=
chiding the following : Three lots of land, situate *
the South Ward of Camden, fronting on Debtwatisave
nue, about 460 feet, having a water front on , %los rivet' •
Delaware of about 800 feet, containing about 13,Ji scree.
and having thereon wharves, buildings and itamitios-
tuents.. .. ,
'A plan of the property may be seen , at 101111 . ~
street, Camden, N. J ~ where further informattou may
be obtained. Terms made known at time of sale. '
. .
S. 11. GREY.
S.B. WIIITING4
PEREMPTORY SALE
S. W. corner Twenty-fourth and Spruce streets.' '
STEAM ENGINE, BOILERS. STEAK DWI'S
SHAFTING, PULLEYS. BELTING, GAS rum:
`OLD IRON, FRAME SIIEDDING,_&o.
ON FRIDAY MORNING. • ' '' •
Jan. 14, at 11 o'clock, will be sold at public aide, at 8-
.
W. corner of Twenty-fourth and Spruce streets—Yaps
able Steam Engine, about ISO bone power; 9 begets,*
feet in length and 36 inches in diameter,oomplete.ivitis
steam gauges. kc.; steam drum, about 1000 feet Of gaa
plpe, about 280 feet of 25f. to 20 inch belting, a quantity
of Shafting, pulleys, hangers, brackets, wrenches, btilte.
old iron, .Sic. Also, frame shedding, Bo. Maybe examined at 8 o'clock on the morningof tale. ,
Terme—Oash. Sale absolute. .„ • .
.ARTIN" BROTHERS i ,AXTOTIONEMMI g
(Lately Salesmen for B 1: Thometa & Sons,)
0,6?9 CHESTN VT Itrut. rear , enyanoe from MOM
KiiinTrif;t7al or's Sale No. 837 re
VALUABLE LEASE OF HOTEL, 110UB/11110M)
FURNITURE, Ate.
ON MONDAY. MORNING, ---
Jon. 10, at 10 o'clock , at No. 837 South Second street, this
valuable. LCRHO for three years of an old,establishett
Hotel, rent eBOO per annum; 12 Bedsteads, Matresses.
Blankets, Bedding, Dining. Room Furniture, Carpets!
m1(1011 Cloths, tine double barrel Gun, Gold Ringotc.
Sale at the Auction ROOMS.
HANDSOME WALNUT HOUSEHOLD FUREY
TUBE. FRENCH. PLATE MANTEL AND PIER
MIRRORS. ELEGANT SIDE BOARD:FIREPROGE
SAFES. HANDSOME CARPETS. FINE
AND GLASSWARE: FANCY GOODS. &c.
' ON WEDNESDAY MORNING. •
At 10 o'clock, at the auction rooms, No. 629thestnnt st,
by catalogue, a large and excellent assortment o f
Houeeliold Furniture. . •
SHOW CASES.
Also, three handsome Plated Show Owe.
JEWELRY. •
Also, an Invoice of Jewelry. •
FURNITURE, CARPETS, dm.
Alga, for account of whom it may concern, nonentity .
of Secondhand Furniture, &c, Sold for storage araLex
penses. • •
SUPERIOR FIRYPRop)? SAFES*
Very superior Fireproof Safes, made In , Evans it
Watson; equal to new r ,and cost s36o_i superior Burglar
roof Safe, made Ay Lillie] email VirepriPt? 14149 by
llie.
FURNITIJRE, OARPETf3, kc
Also. for account of whom it may concern, a quantify
el Secondhand Furniture, Carpets, &c..Rold to pay
storage. ' •
. 523,700_ 75
81,852,100 04
DAVIS' & HAR " , ATTOTIONICEIia s
(Late with M. Thew= & Bens.)
Store lica, ayid =NH etreei.
• hie at HU Ogden street.
NEAT EIXTBEHOLD FURNITURE, LEATHER
BEDS, CARPETS &c.
0K THURBDAY. MOBNLKG,
tecjock, at N 0.1214 Ogden street, the Mahogany
Pa Mid Chamber Furniture, Mirrors, tine Feather
Bed agrain and 'Venetian Carpets, Kitchell Uteaalls.
&c., Lc.
BY BABBITT & CO., AUCTION - BAWL
CASH AUCTION HOUSE,
No. 230 MARKET street. corner of Bank street.
NUBS. CRS. FURS. •
SPECIAL SA LE OF 450 FURS. BORES, Sce.,
BY CATALOGUE.
ON THURSDAY MORNING,
January 6, /MO, commencing at 10 o'clock, comprising
line assortment of Ladies' and Children's Furs. Also,
lobes, Afghans, &c.
rrs L. ASHBRIDGE & AUCTIO24.
-1- . BEIM. N 0.605 MARK ET street. abo
SALE OF BOOTS. SHOES AND CAPS.
ON WEDNESDAY,
Jan. 5, at 10 o'clock, by catalogue, about NV cases a
Roots and Shoes, of city and Eastern manufacture,
THOMAS BIROH & SON, AUCTION.
BEES AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 1110 CHESTNUT street.
Rear entrance No, 1101Sansom street.
Household Furniture of every description received on
Cotutignment.
Sales of Furnitpre at dwegs attended to on the most
reasonable terms.
SCOTT'S ART GALLERY AND AUCTION
' COMMISSION SALES ROOMS,
1117 CHESTNUT street,
Girard ROVI..h.
Particular attention paid to out-door sales at mode
rate rates. de29 ti
B UNTING, DIIRAOROW & CU.
Noe. 292 and 234 hteluEzT rtreee M Y n(1)1S
& C
R ;7 11 2 1 lied.
Bucceseore to JOHN B. O.
C D. liatiTtFElCBs
• CO.,
No. NW NAEXET AU°71°311115199
street.
1300 T AND SHOE SALES EVERY THURSDAY MONDAYABB
RE PRINCIPAL MONEY ESTABL zF.
T I FL
ment-8. E. corner of SIXTH and RACE streets.
oney advanced on Merchandise generally-Watches,
Jewelry, Diamonds, Gold and Silver Plate, sad on all
articles of value, for any length of time agreed on.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY AT PRIVATE SALM.
Fine Gold Hunting Case, Double Bottom end Open ram
English, American and Swiss Patent Lever Watches;
Pine Gold Hunting Case and Open NaceLepine Watches;
Fine Gold Duplex and other Watches; Fine Silver Hunt
ing Vase and Open Face English, American and Swiss
Patent Lever and Lepine-Watchea-Double 01100 English
Guarder and other Watchesi_Ladies' Fancy Watches;
Diamond Breastpins; Finger Rings; Ear Rings; 8_ „tuds•
&c.; Fine Gold (Maims; Medallion .; Bracelets; S carf
Pins;Breastiina; Finger. Rings; Pencil Oases and Jaw•
elry general _
FOR SAL —A large and valuable Fireproof Mist,.
suitable for a Jeweller; coat 1,660.
Also, several Lots in South Camden, Fifth and Chest
nut streets.
CONCERT HALL AUCTION ROOMS,
nu CHESTNUT street.
T. A. McOLELLAND. Auctioneer
JAME§ A. FREEMAN, AUCTION R.
No. 422 WALNUT street
POCKET BOOKS, &C.
BUSINESS CARDS.
Established 2621.
WM. G. IrLANAGAN:4S SON,
HOWSE AND SHIP IeI.IIIIIiDESS,
No. '129 Walnut Street.
lyfi
fAMEE A. WRIGHT, THORKTON PIKE, CLEMENT A. MM. .;
CORI, THEODORE WRIGHT, PRANK rt, NEALL.
WIIIGIEIT solid,
lmpottota of nd rthenware , ,
a ea
Shipping...and tlontudnalon garolut. 14h
No. 'la Walnut attain, Phuadalanta.
V . B. WIGHT, •
!LI ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, .
tiontniesioner of. Deeds for the State of Pennsylvania la
96 Mattison street, No. 11, Chicago, llllnois, iltrosui
fIOTTON SAIL DUCK Or --
•1.) width, from 22 inches told !ithes wide
Tent and Awning Diu*, Paper-maker'
Twine, &o. W. 91:9
ja.26 No, lin Church et
g oD GER'e; , :• , • i_L s ' ' '''•''
POOKET lINIVES, PEARL
' ES of beautiful flintith; RODGERS , ' si
BUTCHER'S, and the ONLEBRATEP
'RAZOR. SCISSORS IN OASES of the 1_,...„.... __._,, _
istors, Knives, Scissors and Tubbs Outtentrit i
olished. EAR INSTRUMENTS of the matt alggov
conatruct(op to moist tho beating, at P. , MADEIBA%-
rtler and Surgical Instrument idalesr,ll6 Tenth street
beloW Ohoistshut. uksl4(
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