ADKVSIEVEN,Th VAECTIITICES, tte.
—On Friday, the llthinst., the Parepa-Rosa
I!,nglish. Opera Company will . begin an en
,.gagetnetit at the Academy of Music. The
ideab on unfortunately will be a short one for
the managers of the company_ are not able to
procure the Academy 'for a sufficient number
of consecutive nights to make a good season.
It is thought that they will be limited to seven
performances, It is said 'that the repertoire
oleo company has been fnlafted by the ad
dition of heyeral popular operas, among them
The ilatrioyie . of rigor°. Due announcement
will be made of the commencement of the
sale' oftickets. - '
—At the Arch Street Theatre, this evening,
John'Brpugham in his new play The Red
• •
—At tbe Walnut, this evening, London; or
Lights and &allows of the (;real City.
—At the •Chestnut Street Theatre, to-night,
l'enchette and The Waterman.
r —The American Theatre ' announces a
choice miscellaneous bill for to-night.
the Eleventh Street Opera House to
night a first-rate minstrel entertainment will
be offered.
—The Seventh r Street Opera House' an
nounce a capital bill for this evening, includ
ing negro minstrelsy and varieties.
—Signor Blitz will give an exhibition at
Assembly Buildings to-night and on Saturday
afternoon.
—The Arabs will appear atthe eircus,Tenth
and Callowbill streets, this evening, together
;with the other performers attached to the ex
cellent company.
the Academy. of Music, on Saturday
evening, there will be a splendid exhibition of
Stereopticon Dissolving Views, Tableaux Vi
'ants, &0., under the direction of 0. H. Wil
lard. Hassler's Parlor Orchestra will assist.
CITY BULLETIN.
GI s' NOnMAL Sc
a list of the pupils ad
'mai School, .Feb. 2, 187
Mary Thurlb, '
Inoogen Yarnall, .
-Florence Hough,
Kato K. Massey,
Mary D. Price,
'Mary Machette
Fanny B. Cobb,'
Annie E. Woddrop,
Sallie Devaney,
Ida V: Stambach,
Anna J.-Hassel,-
Maggie Harvey,
Carrie Jackson,
Mary McCarthy,
Kate P. Edson,
Mary Fullerton,.
lda, V Miller,-
Mary Wills,
Emma McLaughlin, •
Sallie McDermund,
Helen Jones, •
`Mary . .E. Keyser, ,
'Matti® Booth,
Laura S. Sears,
Julia Jones, :
JennieQuicksall,
Clara Gregory,
Ida Burns,
Joanna M. Gately,
PI alio Wornlan;
Lizzie Hall,
Sallie Rowland,
Ella M. Barr,
0/ley Smith,
Ida V. Cooper,
Jennie Burrows,
Belle Hill;
Marian Heineman,.
Sallie J. Trotter,
Carrie P. Croasdill,
Ida M. Davis,
Nina Morals,
Kate. S. Hershey,
Josephine Rainey,
Mary J. Stevenson,
Anna F. M °IC aig,
Anna T. Burke,
Susie Burns,
Ella Davis,
W._ Anna Strickland, '
Florence Baird,
Sallie McDonald, '
Rosalie Coleman,
Carrie Titus,
Emma Smith,
Nellie Syckeln3ora,
-- Andrews, •
Rebecca Wadsworth,
Alice Srillmau, -
Number adMitted fr
Weccacoe
Mt. Vernon
Southeastern
Southwestern
Keystone
Hancock'
Jefferson.
Vaughan.
•
Rutledge
Penn
Mannyunk.... ..... . . •
Rittenhouse
Elwood
Belmont
Sherman
Enterprise
•
Jackson
Davidson
Newton
LECTURE LAST NIGHT—" THE META: AND
DEVELOPMENT. "—Professor Edward D. Cope
read last evening, in the lecture-room of the
Mercantile Library, an essay with the abOve
title. - It was a powerful Chain of condensed
argument. The intention was to harmonize
the Bible theory of morals with the .(Dar
winian) development of species, and also with
the .historic development of human intelli-„
gence. Accepting the principle of religion as
an expansion of the more childlike, confiding
and emotional attributes of the soul, Mr. Cope
considered the feminine nature more suscepti
ble to its int - Mendes than the male ; -he-then
pointed out that in the serial outgrowth of
types as found in geology, it is never the ex-,
treme expression. of a type which forms a
point of departure for the next higher deireb,
opment—the modification starts from an ex
ample some distance bank in 'the series. Ac
cepting woman as a more backward develop
ment of human powers than, man, the capa
bility of our race for culture was to spring,
rather from her refinement than from- the
earth-subduing force of the male. It was cer
tainly an ingenious and original attempt to
reconcile the quietism inherent in Christianity
With the energies which have been no service
able in conducting the progress of civiliza
tion. The course to which this lecture be
longs is one arranged by a few cultivated
young men under the name of the " Evening
Rour Series." Four lectures, on intellectual
and refining themes, have now taken place,
and the managers have been somewhat sur
prised at their popular and pecuniary success.
Each lecture affords an hour's rational enter
tainment for intelligent and sober audidnees,
and the course has proved a paying attraction.
The closing lecture will take place on Friday,
the 77th instant, and will be delivered by
Samuel Also p, Jr., son of the well-known
mathematical author, and a gentleman of read
ing and cultnre. Subject, Eng'aud Three
unfired Years A go. "
, INGULAIt. CASE OF isouNitto.—A young
man named Daniel Marathan, aged twenty
eight years, residing on Callowhillstreet, near.
York avenue, was badly burned about two
o'clock this morning. He was drunk, and
while in an eating saloon on Fourth street,
below Callowhill, lay down. near the stove.
lie fell asleep, and when the place was closed
lie was not disturbed. About two o'clock this
morning the inmates of the house Wero
startled by terrible shrieks, which emanated
from the bar-room. Upon entering the
apartment Marathon was found to be en
veloped in flames. The lire was extinguished,
but not until nearly all of the clothing of Mara
than had been destroyed and he was burned
in a shocking manner. It seems that Mara
thon bad a box of matches in his pockot. The
beat of the stove caused the tnatelies to ignite,
and the result was as above stated. The in
uredj man was taken to , a drug store by Po
liceman Mulligan, and after his wounds hid
been properly dremed, he was reinoved 10 the
Pennsylvania Hospital.
: ooL.—The following is
itted to the Girls' Nor
-0:
!Mary McCahey, •
Lizzie Gibb,
Maggie Been, . •
Adele Winpenny,
Fannie Massey, •
Martha fileip,
:Jessie R. Smith,
Emma Kiefer,
Maggie J. Scott,
Mary Beidelmau,
Einma Bla,ck,
Ella McVay,
Sadie Pascoe,
Alice. Scofield,
Mary Simpson,
Rachel Montanye,
Alice W. Turner,
Fannie Getz,
Anna
Anna Scheifley,
Ida Schmoele,
Annie Stevenson,
Letitia McCracken,
Osie McDonald;
Mary J. McConnell,
lArinie'E. Bartley,
Lizzie Gideon,
Kate R. TOner,
ILizzie Watts,
Essie McCutelion,.
laiy A: Fry,
1 Jessie DeHaven, '
Bertie Pugh. '
Pauline Koell,
Harriet Dickerson,
Annie McCormick,
Josephine Buggy,
Flora M. Levering,
E. Matilda Worrall,
Lydia McStocker,
Marie Bullen,
Kate Clothier,
Susanna Stringe,
Eliza Bradley,
Clara Bowen,
Maggie McGurk„
Lizzie Graham,
Anna Knight, .
Ida Peirce. ' .
Anna C. Heins,
Florence Pyle, •
Mary Connell,
Hannah G. Brew,
Lizzie I. Lavelle,
Kate M. McGowan,
Mary F. Donnell,
Mary E. Trump,
Anna N. Rittenhouse,
Isabella McMillan,
Nettie 0. Huston,
• Total 118.
m each school:
Nebinger 4
Ringgold. • 4
Northeastern. 4
Locust Street. 4
Northwestern ..4
Monroe 4
Ludlow 4
Price 4
Wyoming 4
Reynolds 4
Rox borough
iHarmony 1
' Marshall
Heston
Irving .1
Randolph 2
Kenderton 2
Ineck
'Lincoln 4
TUE. LAI% Jonti • Rivritittir D mat
'this minting the Catholio Ohuroh of
St. John the Evangelist ,in Thirteenth street,
above Chestnut, was 'filled by a large oongre
gation, on ,the oceaif slo .of ' the Months'
Memory " for the repose Of the soul of the
. former respected Pastor; Rev. John Patrick
,Dunn. The 'church was decorated with the
sable emblems of mourning used upon the
of the funeral of the deceased (and already
fully described in thee() columns), and the
ceremonies, throughout Wore most soleuin and
impressive.
In Hie middle aisle of the church, immedi
ately in front of the main altar, there was
erected by Mr. Simon Gartlani a neat cata
falque, and on this rested a coinmemorative
coffin, Which was surrounded by burning ta
pers and natural flowers. The vault contain
ing the remains of the deceased, adjoining
the church, has placed upon-it countless bou
quets, floral caskets, and rich and rare exotics.
It was al o'clock this morning when the
clergy entered the sanctuary, and, taking the
seats at.signed them, the recitation of the'holy
office for the dead was dommenoed. Rev.
Francis Patrick of the Cathedral, and
Rev. Thomas W. Power, of Saint
,Mary's
Church, were ' appointed the ntipho
narians; and the several lessons were
read .by the pastors of different churches
designated by the die s „different
'of CeremonieS.
The office is in the Gregorian Chant, and at
the conclusion Df each lesson the entire clergy
present joined in the prayers and supplications
offered the Eternal Father for the soul of the
deceased priest. '
At the conclusion of this part of the service,
the Solemn Mass of Requiem was celebrated
by Rev. John Fitzmaurice, pastor of the
Church of Saint Agatha, West Philadelphia,
who was for many years an assistant at St,
John's. Rev. John J. Elcock, of the Cathe,
drat, officiated as Deacon, Rev. Cornelius
McDermott, of St. John's,as Sub Deacon, and
Rev. James .T. Fitznitturice; of the same
church, as Master of Ceremonies.
The sanctuary was filled with clergymen,
amongst them being Very Rev. C. J. H. Car
ter, V. G.,Administrator of the Diocese ; Very
Rev. Patrick A. Stanton, 0. S. A.; Revs.
Messrs. Pierce Maher, Mark Crane, 0. S. A., '
Nicholas Cantwell, P. R. O'Reilly, Hugh
Lane, John Kelly, Francis O'Conner, Thomas
O'Neill, P. M. Carbon, Michael Filan, Thomas
Fox, P. N. Lynch, Richard Kinahan, George
Strobel,. John F. Prendergast, Thomas, F.
Hopkins, and many' others. •
Isla sermon was preached on .the occasion,
and at the termination of the Mass the abso
lution of the body was given by Father Car
ter, the Administrator of the 'Diocese, the
clergy_ facing the, coffin and holding lighted
candleS in their hands. The remains of Father
Dunn are to be finally interred in a lot recently
pOrchased in Cathedral Cemetery.
Tut , : Housr. OF CORILECTION.—A public
meeting of the citizens of the Twenty-third
Ward was held on Wednesday evening, Feb.
2, at Wright's Institute, Frankford, of those
opposed to -the ceding. of the Oxford and
Lower Dublin Poor House to the city of Thila
delphia for a House of- Correction. The meet
ing was addressed by C. Knea.ss, Esq., Solici
tor for Board, and Edward T. Worrell, Esq.
TILL TAPPING:—,The money-drawer, in the
house of Peter Feeney, northwest corner of
Seventeenth and Ellsworth streets;was robbed
of $8 i, about bAlf-past nine o'clock, this morn
ing. JameS McConnell, a'youth 'of fourteen
years, was arrested on the charge of having
committed the robbery. He was taken befOro
Alderman Dallas, And was, held in 5800 bail
'for a further' hearing.
AN 11.xsuccEssrur, Timm—The lager beer
saloon of Frederick Stoltz, Not 1412 Coates
street, was entered through a back window a
few nights ago. trunk was broken open,
and as the thief was about to examine its con
tents Mr. Stoltz entered the apartment. The
robber then rushed out through another door
and escaped. ' Nothing was stolen.
PUBLIC LIBRAIIY AT CHESTNUT HILIA.
Henry J. Williams, Esq., has purchased the
lot on the turnpike,, opposite the Presbyterian
Church, at Chestnut Hill, on which he Intends
to erect a public library. Mr. Williams has re
sided at Chestnut Hill for many years, and is
highly respected by all the citizens of that
place.
Anusm: Mrs WlFE—Edward Desher was
arrested last night, at Third and Beaver
streets, upon a warrant issued upon complaint
of his wife, who alleges that he abused, her
and threatened her life. He will have a hear
ing at the Central Station this afternoon.
LARCENY.-A German, named Charles
Schmidt, was arrested on Callowhill street, by
Officer Morris,of the Delaware Harbor Police,
last evening, upon the charge of larceny. He
was held in $BOO bail by Ald.
CRUELTY TO ANlMALS.—Francis Bradley,
a carter, was ariV,Sted at Twenty-second and
Ketuble.streets, yesterday, upon the charge of
having beaten his horse in a cruel Manner.
Alderman Dallas held him for a further
hearing.
MH. HASELTINE, 1125 CHESTNUT STREET:
—Great sale of Engravings and Etchings com
mences this evening at 73 o'clock, and con
tinues three evenings. B. SCOTT, Ja., Auc
tioneer.
CITY NOTICES.
11111.31BOLD'S EXTRACT BUCITU and I'M
',norm) Itosu WAsit curee secret and delleatu disordere
in ail their stages, at little expense, little or no change
In diet, no iaconvenience and nu exposure.. It
,le pleas
ant in Mete, mini odor, immediate in Reactin, and free
from all injurious properties.
W. H. CAnnYn (formerly of 719 Chestnut
street) has resumed the Curtain business with his Sons,
and invites attention to their new stock of Curtain Mate
rials and Railroad Supplies, at 723 Chestnut street, two.
doos above our old stand. •
FOR NON-RETENTION OR INCONTINENCY.
of Urine, irritation,' inflammation ' or ulceration of the
bladder, or kidney's, diseases of the prostate glands,
stone in the bladder, calculus, gravel or brick-duet de
posits, and all diseases of the bladder, kidneys and
dropsical . swellings,
USE lIELMDOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCRU.
succEss of Burnett's Flavoring Ex
tratts. Lase,ltl . pon their merit." " The best are the
cheapeet.'*—Episcopal Recorder.
TIELSI.IIOI.D'B IYXTXL Bucuu gives health
and vigor to the, frame and bloom to the pallid cheek.
Debility is accompanied by many alarming symptoms,
and if no treatment is submitted to, consumption, in
nutty, or epileptic 11th ensne.
NEW TARIFF PILL—ANTIIRACITE COAL
Fn ii —Great excitement in the coal region to know
where the now cool fields are. Who got otf the joke
Coal must come down in price, ac low, in fact, as fine
fashionable Clothing is being sold now by Omit loans
STOKES, 824 Chestnut street.
DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS AND CATARRH
treated with the lltllloBt 1311CCCIiry, by J. ISAAC., M. D.,
and Professor of Dienses of the Eye and Ear (his spect
alty)in the Med iral College of Pen tasylvan ia, 'l2 years ox
pertenre. No. 805 Arch street. Testimonials can be soot
at his office. The medical faculty are Invited to ao•
company their patiente, an he lute no secrete in his f rao
tice. Artificial eyes inserted without pain. No cberg
for examination.
FIELEITIOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCFIII i
pleasant in taste and odor. free from all injur OLL
properties, and immediate in its action,
Cowie, Bunloan, iloorteu Nails, skillfully
treated by Dr. J. Davidson, No. 915 Chestnut et) °et.
°barges moderate.
ENFEEBLED AND DELICATE CONSTITU-
Cowl. of both Hex H, um) ItELBRoLD'o EXTRACT BMW.
It will give brisk and energetic feelings, and enable you
to Bleep well.
OAKFonn's large and unequalled stock of
Ladies' Huts and Caps aro being sold so cheap as to defy
competition.
. TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND 'UNSAFE
remedi,•n for unpl,,anant and dangoroue (Molars. lino
lIELMBOLD'S EXTRACT DUCHU AND ImPuovED lIOi3E
WARR.
JI7DIOIOU9 MOTHERS and 1111T808 use for
children a safe and pleasant medicine in Bower's infant
Cordial.
DIE GLORY OF MAN 18 STRENGTH.—There
fore the nervous and &Militated should Immediately use
IlimmsoLn's EXTRACT BUCHU.
GENTS' HATs. GENTS' HATS.—Of the latest
and most improved elyiee. Loweot prices in the city.
°Alcyone%
Under the Continental.
HELDIROLD'S CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
Ruentr
Is the Great Diuretic.
/lELIADOLD 8 CONCENTRATED EXTRACT BAITS/04
!ULLA
.. .
Is the Great Blood Purifier,
Both aro prepared according. to rates of Pharmacy
riot Chemistry, and are the most active that can be
made..
TIM DAILY
NV. 11. CAnurr;' do Soy,,
Cheiltinit street;
/Rom, Coutinoutal note'
.EYENING FEBA EARY 3; 1870.
HErATTlvatzb CotrStillittilliii?RtisTortmci nX
liftiernot.tos HIVE ACT Btreittr.
't a r
ttaWroar; lzusTavinitrukcina ais
n arn a uji
deiee.' ' / 3100W;811 BSCITRUii:
• , IS South •Elithth street.
-llusband—"Camage,lny dear•girl I Can.
shier the expense don't See how we can
sherd it.y'
Wife—" But, George, dear; Mr. Smith keeps
a brougham for his wife l" • •
Husband (" with his logic")-."But'she's his
second wife,
recollect, my dear!"
[For the life of her, at that moment; she
could not see:the bearingh of this argument
so sbe dropped the subject.]
—The Chicago Post gives the fallowing as It
faithful summary of. the 'arduous_ labors of
the Illinois Constitutional Convention : “One
day—Mines ; Absurd. provision adopted. One
day—Doctors' prescriptions; left in a painful
state of suspense. One day—Cork screws.
Sixteen days—Recess. Price" 958,160. Balance
of time—Prorniscuous skirmishing."
—The Protestant Churchman says the venom
ble Rev. Thomas Williams, of Providence, and
familiarly knowiras Father Williams, is noted
for his ready wit and sharp retort. A devoted
ritualist was discussing the subject of liturgy
with him mid claimed that the whole Bible
- furnished no - instance - of any other than writ
ten prayer—" No, sir ; not a single ono, sir."
"Do you really think so?" " Yes, sir. I defy
you to point to a Scripture prayer that was not
written—you cannot do it." ." Well, can I ask
you a question ?" "Certainly." "Tell me,
then, who held the candle when Jonah prayed
in the whale's belly ?"
—The people of Minnesota, living at the
falls Of St. Anthony and on' the. Upper Missis•
sippi, are making a vigorous demonstration in
Washington in behalf of an appropriation for
a dam to protect the falls. The attrition of
the water is wearing the falls away, and thus
destroying the natural. dam that holds back
the water for eighty miles above so that it is
navigable. Unless the falls are protected, this
navigation will be destroyed.
. . .
FURS: 7 4
FURS
A. K. & F. K. WOMRATH,
No. 1212 Chestnut Street,
(tate stand 417 AllOll Street,)
ARE. BELLING
Children's Sets of Fars at $5.
Ladies' Siberian Squirrel Sets, OS uptoct di
•' Mink Sable 6, $lO
44 German Fitch a $l5
.•
Stone Marten a $2O
• Royal Ermine a $4O
• jFluidson Bay Sable a $5O
• Ittisalan Sable "VIM*
English Riding Boas, Skating Muffs, &o.
Fur Gloves, Foot Muffs, Lap. Blankets.
A greit variety of
Carriage and Sleigh Robes.
A. K. & F. K: WOMRATH,
Nio. 1212 Chestnut fitireet,
PHIILADELPHIA.
no 4 th tn amrp§ .
BOOTS AND SHOES.
WINTER
BOOTS AND SHOES
For Gentlemen.
BARTLETT
No. 33 South Sixth Street,
ABOVE CIIESTNET.
dol3-in w f lyrp
G .111-ATCIII
T H E
WHEELER & WILSON
SEWING MACHINES,
The Beet and sold on the B'aeleat Terme.
PETERSON •& CARPENTER,
914 CHESTNUT STREET..
WACO Kalil
LAW AND PATENT OFFICES.
FRANCIS •D. PASTORIUS,
Attorney.at.Law,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
No, 418 WALNUT STREET. -
PATENTS PROCURED POUR( VENTIONS
And all business relating to the same promptly trans
acted. Call or send for Circular on Patente. '
mh2o-s to th lyrpa
FRED. SYLVESTER,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,:
20S SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
del7-IYrP§
ILEAL - EKTA'rE - NXIS.
fia PUBLIC SALE.—JAMES A. FR.PE-
Lainun, Auctioneer. Stone DWelling, Nlening' and
Martin streets, Manayunk. On Wednesday, Feb. 18,
me, at 12 o'clock, noon, will be sold at public sale:
at the Philadelphia Exchange the following descilbed
real estate, viz : All that ce rtain lot of ground, with
the stun° multiage thereon erected, bounded by Belairt
Flowing,Grape and Martin streets ' in the Twenty-lint
Ward o f city, containing in front on each of the
aft Tessid streets 174 feet.
On the above lot is erected a large three-stoiy stone eliof le
with hall in centre has ntneten rooms, including
awes ; range in kitchen ; good well of WI water in yard :
frame stable; new pale Inure around the whole lot.
IVoutd make a stand for a lager garden.
Occupancy with the deed.
Terns cash.
Subject to 836 ground rent, payable in silver.
S'loo to be paid at the time of sale.
Plan at the store.
JAMES A. FREEMAN, Auctioneer .
Store, 422 Walnut street.
al PUBLIC SALE.—JAMES A. FREE
u man, Auotioneer.—Dwellina, Queen street, below
Green street, Germantown.—On Wednesday, Feb; 10th,
ISM, at 12 o'clock, neon, tvlll be sold at public sale,
without reserve at the Philadelphia Exchange,the
following deseritied real estate, ll that certain
stone ()welling auclot, OD the southeast side:of Queen
street, 80 feet southwest of Green street, being 112 feet
front on Queen street, and 42 feet deep.
tki — Tilts is a desirable small property in a good location,
on..v pare from Main strevt, near a Smtion.
Ist ,01 , " Keys at the office of C.Hoyser Ring, Main street,
goer Ito at.. Immediate possession given the purchaaor.
Et;ir 6:2.5008=y remain It desired by the purchaser.
We' 0100 to he paid et time of sale.
JAMES A. PERMIAN, Auctioneer.
Store,422 Walnut street,
IEIREAL ESTATE.—THOMAS & SONS' -
SlLlo.—Valuablo lot, Broad street, north of Master
street, 25 foot front. On Tuesday, February 15th, 1870,
at 12 o'clock, noon, will bo sold at public sale, at the
Philadelphia Exchange, all that large Broadaluabl lot
of ground, situate on tho east side of street, 220
feet north of Master street; containing in front on
Broad street 25 foot and extending in depth 10 feet to
Ontario street.
houses, livery st s ab ub leeotr
to
n th y e bu s i t d ri ing o fo r hffenso c e o uct
curttion, shall ever be erected on said lot, and no build
ing to be erected.on Broad street of u less frent theta°
feet.
Terms—Cash. .
feb3:l2 TUOMAS & SONS, Auctioueera,
159 anti 141 South Ftntrllintreet
drel .11,FiA;L BOTATE.—THOMASRoss!
--
Sale.llandeotott Modern Residence with Staid*
and Coach , litiuse.'NO. , 1614 Groan street. between Six
teenth and Feventeenth etroots, On Tuesciar, lrehruarr
6th, KO; at 19 o'clock. noon, will'llolol4llA publlo sale,
at the Philadolphia• Exchange. all tiled, modern three) ,
nor) , brick (maatto)meesuago, Mansard roofealth throe
story back building and u lot-of ground. situate on the
south Aide of Green intent, west of Sixteenth street, 'No,
1614 ; containing in front on Green streot 18 foot, and exi
tending in depth 196 feet 6 inches to Brandywine street,
The house has parlor. , dining room and 2 )(Manua on the
first floor ; 2 chambers. mining-room, 'bath, store room
and large enclosed verandah on the eecond floor ; 4 large
Nome on third floor and 2 rooms above ; has gas, hot
and cold water, stat ionary washstand. water closet. 2
furnaces. cooking-range and circulating butler, &ot
Also, a two•stor): brick stable and coach houso. with
coachmen's room, In the rear on Brandywlno streetorith
accommodations fora horses and 4 carriages.
Termte--Oneethird cash. Pomession April 1, 1870.
Nay be exarnint4l on nonliett nun to the Auctioneers.
M. THOMAS & I4ONB, Auctioneers.
ga and 1419, Fourth street
it.l - '1.11.101 el-0U i...iALE.—TIIONIAS EGA
Bons, Auctioneers. Businesa Stand. Three story
Brick Store and Dwelling, N0..908 South Eleventh
street, below Christian street.-0a Tuesday, February
8,1870,' at 12 o'clock, noon, will be sold at public sale,
without reserve, at the ,Philedelphia F,xchange alt that
three-story brick roosting° hnd lot of ground, situate 012
tho west side of Eleventh street, below Christian street,
No. 908; containing in front on Eleventh street 14 feet
0% inches, and extending in depth westwardly 00 foot,
more or less, ton 4 feet wide alley, leading southvrardly
Into ldilton street, with the privilege of said alley. The
improvements are n'thme-story brick store and dwelling,
with one-story Ironic kitchen; has hulk Wltur o w ,so t B
roof gas, &c.; with counter and store fixtures, and i ron
awning posts outside.
Subject to an apporlionato yearly ground rent of
en 66.
Immediate possession. Keys at No. 910, adjoining.
Mil^ Sale absolute.
N. THOMAS & SONS. Auctioneers,
P 3 5 119 and 141 Rooth Fourth strut.
uiiLAL ESTATE.—THOM dt. SONS'
sale.—Three-story brick Tavern and Dwelling
uad Store and Dwelling, NOR. 220 and 221 South Ninth
street, between Christian and Carpenter streets.
On Tuesday, March Ath, 1870, at 12 o'clock,
noon, will be sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia
Exchange, all that lot of ground, and the improve.
merits thereon erected, situate on the west side of Ninthstreet, between Christian and Carpenter streets, corner
Manilla street ; the lot containing in front es Ninth
street 32 feet, and extending in depth 70 feet. The im
provements are a three-story brick tavern and dwelling
on the corner, and a three.story biick drug-store ad
joining. They have the modern conveniences.
Immediate poSsession of the hotel and
Subject to a year!y ground rent of $l2B.
A perpetual policy of insurance for $2,000 included in
the salellikin•
' N. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers,
1.93 24 138 and 141 South 'fourth street.
FURS
PUBLiC SALE.—TO CLOSE AN
estate.—Thomas & Sons, Auctioneers.—Modern
1 bre° story Drick Residence, No. 2003 Pine street, west
of Twentieth street. On Tuesday. February MOM. at
12 o'clock, noon, will be cold at public sale at the Philo
delphiu Exchange, all that modern three-story brick
messnage with three-story back buildings and lot of
ground, situate on'the north lids of Pine street, west of
Twentieth street, N 0.2003 ; containing in front 20 feet,
and extending in depth 20 foot. The house Is in excel
lent repair. painted and papered throughout, gas, bath.
hot and cold water, water-closet, dotal) waiter, furnace.
cooking-range,
Terms-84.0t0 may remain on mortgage. Possession
Ist of April.
May be examined apy day previous to sale, on appli
cation to .7. llazielturst, Es q., No. 1350 Sprees street.
31. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers,
ins tvl2 139 and 141 South Fourth street.
ffl REAL ESTATE—TH S OMA & SONS'
Throe.story Brick Residence, S. E
corner of Twenty-second and Mount Vernon streets. On
Tuesday, February Rth,lB7o, nt 12 o'clock, noon, willbe
sold at ;midge sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all
that modern three-story brick messionge, with three.
story back buildings and lot of ground. situate at the
S.F. corner of Twenty-second and 3ilt. Vernon etree:e
containing in front on Mt. Vernon street 18 feet, and
extending' in depth 90 feet to a street. It has parlor,
dining-room and kitchen on the first floor; gas, bath,
hot nod cold water, furnace, cooking range, ,tc.
Terms—Cash,
Immediate iposgession.
jrCa Clear of all fneumbrance
May bo examltahl nnv dny previrmq to sale•.
TilOlllAl5 - it SONS, Auctlonettra,
fag Fl 2 1:3 0 Alvi 4, tuth nmrtli
Colja ItEAL ESTATR—THUMAS& SONS'
ra
kiste - ,--Nodern.Tfiree-stoir Drink Dwelling, NS.
2547 North Front street, above Cumberland street. On
Ti.enday, February 8, 1870. at 12 o'clock, noon, will be
sold at public sale, at the 'Philadelphia Exchange, all
that modern three-story brick messuage, with two-story
double back buildings and lot of ground, situate on the
east side of Front street. above Cumberland street, Nu.
2.547 ; containing in front en Front street 16 feet, and ex
tending in depth 70 feet to an 8 feet wide alley. Has
parlor, dining-room and kitchen on the first floor;
chambers,
sitting-roots nmi bath-room on the seotind
floor,tuad2 chambers on the third. floor. The house is
new, and has the modern conveniences gas, bath, hot
and cold water; marble mantels,
Immediate possession.- Keys at the Auction Dooms.
War - Clear of all inciunbrance.
Telltifi—tc.l.7ol) may rom..'n nr. yriort.Age.
111. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers,{F44 /39 and 141 $. le..urth. street
C, REAL ESTATE—THOMAS SONS'
sale.—tha Tuesday, February 8, 1270, nt 12 O'clock,
noon, will be mold at public sale, at the l'hilsdelphlit
Exchange, the following destribett properties, viz..: No. 1.
—Bnthluese Stood. Three-story Brick. Store, Nu. 221
Pock street, .below Walnnt stlOt. All that three
story brick messuago and lot of_ ground, situate on the
westerly side of Duck street, lit). 224; containing in
front on Dock street 19feet 1 inches, and extending, in
depth 29 feet. 4 'Lilies. Possesslint August. 1172.
Terms-412,H0 may remain ou mortgage.
N0.2.-31ortgage,e800. A second mortgage of SHOO. sedured on premises S. W. corner of Thirty fourth
and 'II evertor(' streets ; 80 feet front, /60 feet deep.
Amount of first mortgage, e 3,000. Value of property,
;512,000. •
- M. THOMAS'S SONS, Aurtioneers.
fp3 139 and 141 South Fourth street.
VI . PUBLIC SALE.—TtiONEAB & 'SONS.
Auctioneers.—Well•secured irredemahlo Ground
!tent, *240 a Year. payable in silver. On Tuesday, Feb
ruary 80970; at 12 o'clock, noon, will be sold at imbu e
sale at the Philadelphia Exchange all that Iron-se
cured irredeemable ground rout of e 240 a year, payable
in silver. lot of A aril and ()ember, leaning nut of all that
lot of ground, situate on the east side of Eighth street,
73 feet north of Lombard street, No. 405; containing In
front on Eighth street 19 feet, and extending in depth
119 feet to a 4 feet wide alley. It is Secured by a- throe-
Story brick dwelling,and the interest is punctually Paid.
A policy of insurance for 2,000, as collateral,' accom
panies the ground rent. •
la. THOMAS k SONS, Auctioneers,
fe3 5 139 and 141 South Fourth street.
REAL ESTATE.-THOMAS 80.1•3'
Sale.—New Three-story Drown Stone Dwelling
No. 32.b0 811116(1113 111 treot. On Tuesday, Feb. Bth, 1870, at
12 o'clock. noon, will be sold at public sale, at the
Philadelphia Exchange, all that three-story brown
stone dwelling, with three-story back buildings and lot
of ground, situate on the south side of Sansom street,
west of T,hirtpsecond street, No. 3250; containing in
front on Sansom street 16 feet,and extending in depth
78 feet to a street. It has Mansard roof; contains 10
rooms, papered and .painted, bath, hot and cold water,
gas and gas-fixtures ; heated throughout.
tEr Immediate pessessiori.
Boys at N0..1288 Hansom otreet.
Termo—e3.ooo cart remain on mortgage.
M. THOMAS d SONS, Auctioneers,
I'o It ltitt ,rol 141 S. leoartit wrest.
._ . .
lA] NS'
ESTAT.E.,:- . T.HOMAS & SONS'
Irredeemable Ground Rent,
t , 41) a yenr.—On Tuesday, February t, 18711, at 12 o'clock,
noon, ill be sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia Ex
change all that irredeemable yearly ground' rent of - 40
ether [Lille.' dollars, payable half yearly, on the Bth of
Auguet and February, and issuing out of all that lot of
ground. with the three-story brick nuesitiniga thereon
erected, Hitllatl . Olt the north side of Spruce street, MS)
feet west of 'Eighth. Street; containing hi breadth on
Spruce et met 211 reet,and extending In depth north Ward
lOU feet (being No. 811 Spruce street). Dan well secured,
anilis puue.tuallY
Dl. TEIIDIAS k SONS,Auctloneers,
f,..3 5 , -13crhtel l e i' 4 eeth Fourth street.
tvq ktiAL 4sIATE.--THOMAS & SONS'
.Blll.Sale.--Two-story Prick Dwelling No. 2 / 5 28 Lee
street, above Cumber street. 'On Tuesday,
Febnihry 8, 1870, at 12 o'clock, noon: will be Sold at
public, sale, at the, Philadelphia Exchange, all that
'now two story brick dwelling and lot of ground, situate
OIL Lee street, above Cumberland street, awl east of
Front street, N 0.2126 ; containing in fronton Lee street
12 feet, and extending ut depth (iu feet to an 8 feet wide
alloy ; house has never been cwonpie 1 ; contains flee
rooms,
,including Lbath-room ; has the gad Introduced,
large yard, dry cellar, &e.
Immediate possession.' Clear of all ineumbrance.
„Terms-4700 may remain on toottgoge.
Roye'at the Anetion keens:, ,
. /ILI. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers,
• foR " N05.1:39 and 141 South Fourth street.
ASSIONEE% PEREMPTORY SALE.
~ x uli.--.laniee A. Freemmi, Ailetioneer.•••-Genteel throe
''story Brick Dwelling, No. 1422, Lombard street.—On
Wednesday, February 18th, VW, at 12 o'clock, noon, will
be HOW at pphlio kitilot, without reserve, at the l'hiludel
phla Exchange, the following dolt:Hoed real estate, viz.:
All that certain let or piece of ground, with the three
story 'brick dwelling thereon. erected,, situate ou the
'south side of 'Lombard street, at the distance of 180 feet
eastward from Fifteenth ntreete in the Seventh' Ward of
the city, being 18 feet front on Lombard street, until ex•
tending in depth southward of that width between
parallel lines, with Fifteenth street 78 feet.
Theo/awe ts. grime/ thr e. story brick dwelling ,
thrre,tory brick back buildings; hicy saloon parlor, din in 4-
roam , kitrhen, and X"niMel: kiiritro on Jirst .tlyor, marble
manrcs, Bair i More heater indiarn heating Gad, lid lags ; furnace in cellar, heating 711 ili)4fl I:11167g; gas,
bail,, ran icediss and cold water, private Stairway, 4 5.. c.,
with the nee of alloy leading into Fifteenth street.
. subject to s3le3 50 grodnd rent per annum. • .
Sale absolute. • . • •'
Cfr; 9200 to bn nail nt time of se e .
By order of ASSIGNEE'. •, ~
•• JAMES A. FREEMAN, Auctioneer,
feB 10 Store. 422 Walnut street.
, EXECUTORS' SALE ON THE
prinniseß.—Emtato •of Robert Ayr°, 'deceased .
James A. Freeman, Anctloneer.—Hotel properly and
:large lot, Church street, Fraultford. limier authority
cmitained iu the will of decedent, and at the risk of the
fottuot purchaner. on Saturday afternoon, February 19,
1870, at four o'clock will be sold ut public sale, on the
'premises. the following described real Ostate,'viz. : All
1144 certain three-story brick hotel
. property, with the
Iwo-gery hack buildings, and lot or piece of ground,
situate on the northeast side of Church street, in Frank
lord aforesaid, beginning at -the northwest side of the
arch of the bridge over Little Tacony Creek, and con
taining in front on said Church street 95 feet 11 inches,
and extending northeaut between parallel linos at right
'airs with said Church street, In length or depth 100
fe lKie Water pipe and rubble 'pai:ement in fiont at the
prenifses'.' Gas introduced , •
037 Vireo—ono-third of the purchase-Money can
reniain oil : mortgage during the life of the widow.
V2OO tube paid at ;time of sale. Clear of all in
cumbrance. .
JAMES A. FRlCEMAX,'Auctioncer, •
010 ' ' ' . Otero, AltrWahint Street
REALESTATE SALES.
MOVIULNCE.
UNITED STATES BRANCH
OW TIIR
Liverpool and London and Globe
INSURANCE 'COMPANY,
On the First 04 of Jantuery, 1870,
in 06 ,n.fartnity with the Law of Pennsylvania.
Authorised Capital, (010,000,000
Pald•up Capital, - . ■ 1;9384780
Total Moots In fold are over, 17.000,000
INVESTAIENTS AND FUNDS RETAINED IN TUE
UNITXD STATES.
Real Estate held by the Company in the
United States
Cash Deposita in Banks
Cash In bands of Agents awl in .course of
transmission. .. . .. . .•... ' .
Loans on TilMan and Mortaages; coned.'
tuting first liens on Real Estato.(lii the
United litotes) on which there is feesthan
one year's Interest " J 1400,000 00
Amount of Loans and Stork held In the '
United States (market value) 892,725 00
Other available assets 00,974 97
Total athlete In the Ultited 5tate5....42,534,300 CO
INCOME IN THE UNITED STATES IN 1869.
•
Premiums received from January let, 1869,
to December 31st, 18139—If1re $2,084,083 01
Premiums received from January Ist, 1869,
to December 31st, 186%—Life —... 32,724 17
irlrest 121.324 56
Income from Rents, Exchange and other
sources 64,685 62
Total
32,302,817 36
EXPENDITURES.
LOOSES during the year which have been
paid ..... 18923,133 08
Es-insurances and Return Premiutus. 02,09 13
Evnenses lacluding Commissions and))
Efts to Offic , rs, . 292,108 84
Agents and Wilco Expenses
Taxes paid in the. United States... 81.355 94
Dividends paid in the United States 2,Zet 12
Amount of uli other Expenses . 91,837 52
Total 11,14690,480 39
LIABILITIES.
nount of L'osses during the year not acted
on, January let, Ib7o 8113,763 39
Losses in unit or Contested' 19,319 29
Amount required to safely re-ineuro all out
standing risks 642,413 62
Deposita on Permanent Policies, being 93
per cent. of amount deposited ..... 239,933 63
Total 91,010,0114 99
STATE OF NEW YORE..
CITY AID (101:tiTY of New YORK. r 4.
Be it rethembered that on tide 27th day of January, A.
D. le7o, before me, the subscriber, a corris
nsioner,in end
N
for the State 01 rw York, duly commissioned and au
thorized by the Governor of Pennsylvania, ,to take ac
knoniedgment of deeds and other writings to be weal
and recorded iu the State of Pennsylvania, and to
administer oaths end affirmations, pereonally appeared
ALFRED FELL, Jo., Resident Secretary of the Liver
pool and Loudon Globe Insurance Company, and made
oath that the above and foregoing is a true statement of
the condition of said Company anon the first day of
January, 170, and I. further certify that I have made
personal examination of the condition of said Liver
tool and London and Globe Insurance Company . on thin
113"; iagrtivilla _
ttrileitthutchrir yesre, r
in the United States to the amount of ‘12,11:31,300; that I
have examined the securities now in the hands of the
Company, es set forth in the foregoing statement, Intl
the same are of the - value represented in the statement.
I farther certify that 1 um nut futerested lu the affairs
of said Company.
~ , itciene *tiered' I have hereunto' set my hand and
affixed my official seal, :7th day of January, A.
b.s.,s D. 1670,
( J. 1 ,70. F. COYLE, Notary Public,
ADVISORY BOARD. IN PRILADELPRIA
Me re. ("HA RLKS 8. SMITH,
LE 'MUNI, COPY/N.
itifiEPll W. LEWIS I
lIENRY A. DI'IJRI O,
EDWARD 8/TER.
ATWOOD SMITH ,.
GENERAL AGENT YOU PENNSYLVANIA,
No. 6 Merchants' Exchange, Philadelphia.
f,•a th n to ft
SPRING GARDEN
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE BUILDING
N. W. Corner Sixth and Wood Streets.
Insure Your Property in Home Companies
First, In Preference to Foreign Ones.
Charter Perpetual. Incorporated 1835.
This Company is open for increased insurance on mer
chandise generally, lumber in Yards and on wharves,'
'building and furniture in the city and surroundings, at
'as low rates as are consistent with security toils policy
holders.
PHILADELPHIA, January 1, 1870.
The following statement of the assets of tho Company
is published in compliance 3vith the provisions of the aet
of the.4egtslature of the State of Pennsylvania, April.
1542:
Real Estate 10,150 00
Ground lents, int prov cd • - 2,65150.
Morfaageti • .-,... :410,70356,
United States Loans, 6 per cents .. ... 124,510 00
Philadelphia City Loans, 6 per cents 49,60 00
Temporary Loans, 6 per cents 310 00
203 shares stock N. Liberties Gas Company.-- 6,56106
200 do do Manufacturers' Nat. Bauk.... 6,000 00
314 do do Peva Natunna .. 12,310 0:1
100 do' do Commercial National Bank... 6,700 00
501 do do Spring Garden Fire Ins. Co. : . 47,656 00
Cash. 34790
The "MORTGAGES beld by tbe Company are all on
fu:',lt.elliss new property, in. the improved parts of the
c ity a pkiiadidpbia, being first incumbronees, clear of .
ground rent or any other claims' whatever, examined
by and the valuation made by a Committee of the Board
of. Directors, .at cash prices. previous to making the
loans, the properties being worth separately FIFTY
PER CENT.. over the • mortgagee, and the interest,
promptly paid.
'This Company in thirty-five years has paid losses by
fire amounting to upward of $1,500,000. 'Bo liberal has
been the settlement of all Claims that but few cases have;
occurred since its organization that the Company
has permitted thoinsured to resort to a court to seek
payment.
INSURANCE
CAN BE EFFECTED AT THIS OB'L'IGE AT AS
LOW RATES as aro consistent with security, and on
as secommodatink toms as with any other FIRE IN
SURANCE COMPANY Of this city,
Applications made through tho Post.oMce will always
meet with inonediato attention from the office.
Incorporated In 1835.
Capital and Assets, - - $688,073 57
DIRECTORS.
JOHN H. DOHNERT, JESSE LEE, -
DAVID WOELPPER, GEORGE LANDELL,
CHARLES FIELD, HENRY M. PHIbLIPS,
AULEY M. PARK. MORTON McMICHAEL,
T. WISTAR BROWN. GEORGVE W. HALL,
N. L. HATFIRLD, M. D., CHARLES E. .
WM. B. FREDERICK, OUR WEN STODDART,
ROBERT LOONEY, JOHN R. CARVER,
OWEN B. wv.ears.
•
JOHN H. DOHNERT,
JOHN A: FRY,
Seeretarr;
Ja22 s tai th Mr%)
Swern - rwa
g Enid!" i3hilathlnit:Folt for solo by PETZIi
WILIOnr It SIMS. US walnut Arad
Twenty• Second Annual Rl)port
X b EINTINT MUTIT.ALA
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Receipts tor the year ending 'December 11,1360;
Premiums. &c., received .. .. .. —111752,103 2i
interest received and accrued to •
December 31. 203,531. 31
,3
Lotions and expenditures during trifle ear, $965 33
'
Forty-two 100800 paid, atuouitt-r
tug to !44,700 oil •
Raprnses. salaries, advertising.
U.S. stamps, die 20,214 418
Rent and taxes, clef, State and
Rational.- Y 8,312 de
Comm for ous 16 ;agents, travel ing
oopaneas(inadical examiners. ,
eerviceif, &a .....• 101,4115 33
Premiums expired and policies
-cancelled • 31,215 54
.$263,722'8/
95,5010 i
„-- - 231,474 17
... _ .
chirping. :114,0rs Sr
63
irepltel,Decemker 11883 12,10.4,88000
8851,2011
&sap Atividelidei received In re-
duct Ql,Prenliumg..Sin.....—.... 108,060 00. . _ . _
2496.720 OS
Capital, Deceraber3l. 1869. 43A511 1123147,671083
ASSIGIS Or TOM COMPANY.
.9100.000 U. 8.5 per cent. 10-40 loan, cost. sloopoo to
141.900 U.S. 6 DOC cent. 8-20 loan. cost 141,900 00
75.000 U. 8,6 per cent, loan of Viol, cost— -70.987,60
25100 per ce.,t. bonds to Pacific It. 1L... 25.06 too
10,0b0 Pennsylvania 6 per cent. war loan.. 10,732500
IXI.IXO Pbilaila. 6 per cent, loan, tree,c..at. 172351 13
6,700 Phllada. ti per tent. loan,short,cost 530600
5.600 Philada. 6 per cent. loan,taxed,cost 5,176 0 1 5
10,000 Pittsburgh 6 per cent. coupon
bonds. coot
26,000 Allegheny county 6 per cent.
coupon bonds,cost
12,000 Alteabany county 5 per cent. com
promise coupon bonds, cost,
21,000 Pennsylvania Railroad first mort
gage 6 per cent. bonds, c00t...
.. . .. .
00,000 Pennsylvania Railroad Ti year 8
cent. bonds, cost
60.000 Susquehanna Canal 6 per cent.
- preferred or priority bonds. cost
22,000 Lehigh Coal and Navigation Com
pony loan, cost
10,000 Harrisburg Railroad Company
bonds cost
30,000 Canton City 10 per cent. water
works bonds, cost
10,000 Louisville City 6 per cent. bonds,
coat
, .50,000 St. Louis City '6 percent, bonds,
cost
1,000 shares Penna. Railroad stack
7.t0 do. Penna. Railroad stock
2to do. Lehigh Coal & Navigation do
200 do Northern Ventral do
212 do. Girard Life Ins. & Trust Co
-100 do. NVestern Nat. Bank stock
209 do. COTOMPCOIBI Nat. Bank do--
76. do. North America Nat. Bank do.
he do. 51annfacturera' Nat.' Bank
and stock.
60 do. Girard Nat. Bank and stock.
19 do. Farmers' and Mechanica'
National Bank stock.
429 do. Corn Rxclrange Nat. Bank
and stock
50 do. 'Mechanics' Bank, St. Lents.
210 do. Delaware Mutual Safety In•
onrance stock .....
10.095 73 Ground rents
Real estate, coinpany 'a building.
Bonds and mortgages, first ..... _ .....
Prendutn boleti secu red by policisa
Loans on collateralo
balance unhands of .Iganta
Quarterly pal menu+ due corupanv
Scrip dividend., purchased by comPanY. , est
Interest idy stocks, loans and mortgages ac•
count
Cash on bond and in bank.
UfSce furniture.
Annuity
Amount
DiAtict luerses duo In L•5/V.
Amount
3farket rain•; January I, ifffo.
At an election held at the office of the. Campany
ti oh d a y, January 3, Do, the following named gentle
men were chosen Truetets to sets e for three years, via :
John G. Brenner, Joseph 11. Trotter,
Benjamin C , oetevi, William H. Kern,
Bichnr.l h 3. Newbold, Jannis Easton.
James B. McFarland, • Edward M. Needles.
William P. Hecker.
At a meeting of the Bitari. of Trvatees held the Ith
inst.. the tones% efliceisi were drily elected •
sloi rm. C. HUEY, President.
SAMUEL E STOKES, Vice- Presitlent,
JNO. W. UiiflN lit. A. V. P. nod Act nen%
' HORATIO S. STEPHENS., Secretarv.
And ~at a'biarteqUellisuctitinsalkt Board, Henry C.
Howe)! wee dAef Trustee to 1111 the vecaney caused
by the election of Snmi.nl C. Huey to the Preshieney.
The Board have deelacea a Scrip Dividend of Fort,
Per Cent. upon the pr. alum p.tio in 13d?, on all teili-
Cif , a in fore, December :3, 11-.10, decided to re
ceive the vcrin certificate. of the ye ic 1'67, in reduction
of premiums us they niatule.
•
Tnt.,,71 , :n9
Theoldilltni Paulding,. John G. Brenner,
Edmund A. Stinger, I.lcn_itimin Ciiiitca.,
Ramat; E. StakCa. Richard S. Newbold.
Henry C.,Townacml, lames R. blr Farlanit,
Thomas W. Da% k, William p. Hackar,
,Toscpl, M. P. Price. joacrh 11. Trottcr,
Swoop) A. jibldiam, William H. Kern.
/10d001114 K , •llt. Ja!lll,ls.Etlittan,
Samuel .1. Uhri,thin,l Edward M. Ncialle4,
dente4 C. Pea e. Charles Watson,.
Warmr M.liii , in. Ellwood Johnson,.
Frcilcrir A. Hoyt, John G. 11cpplier,
Henry C. Howell, John A...Net-Wei', Balt
Christian J. Hoffman,
Edward ILtrtchorno.M.D.. Edward A. Page; W. D.,
1439 Walnut .trcet. ItIL Walnut strcet.
In attendance at the alce of the Company from I to 2
P. M. Lally.
SA '.StrIET, ITUEV President.
SAMUEL E. STOKES. Vice• President.
JOHN HORNOIt. A. V. P. and Actuary. '
'II..S.STEPIIENS,Socretary.
to th 3t
1870.
IMPORTANT TO SHIPPERS.
BETWEEN '
PHILADELPHIA AND THE WEST,.
Via Baltimore and Ohio. Route.
Shippers are respectfully notified that arrangements
have been perfected betweect
ton and Baltimore and 13eltimore and Ohio Itailrotas by
which freight to and from the West, Northwest and
Southwest will bo transported, ALL BAIL.
No change of cars between Philadelphia and Colum
bus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Chicago or St. Louie.
Special attention will be given to the prompt and rapid
transportation of first and second Class gocsis.
Sates furnished and
,Through Bilis Lading given at
the thrice,
44 South t' fifth Street.
Freight received daily until 6 o'clock P. M., at the
Depot of the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company,
Corner Washington Av. and Swanson St.
JOHN. S. WILSON,
Gen. Th r.
, Frt. Ant. P. W. & EL R. R. CO.
JAMES O. WILSON,
e 688,073 57
Agent Baltimore and Ohio R. R. 00.
N. o.—On and after MONDAY, January 10th, the
rates to all notate via Baltimore and Ohio roato will be
the eame via Canal to Baltimore as by the Bail line.
385 imr
GEO. J. HENKELS,
CABINET MAKER,
1301 and 1303 CHESTNUT STREET.
Good Furniture at the :lowest possible
price..
nol6-BmrP4
REMOVAL
i'resident.
PUTLADZLPITIA., IFeb. I, 1370.
4(IACDOWELT4 Stook Brokem, re
moved t01f0.134 South Third Atreet,opposite pool( street.
.Brooke, Ronde, &a., bOunlit and eold on Comminntoll qt
thn regular Board of Brolcern. , fel 3t rp*
U 7 .D D I.N ti AN 1) .ENGAGEMEN - 1"
if , gingee of solid 18 karat Opp apeciaUyi a fall
assortment "o!alsea, and po ohargo Attgraving names,
isIe:FARB &puorEEl4Ri Akers,'
mYIA-rP tr • 8114 Ohostant dyad. below-No=oh'
irtsußANon.
OF TUX
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