[Froze Old and Nevi, for liareb.l
THE riItiTANT 11111.1.5.
RY MIBA B. S. PALFStitY. '
While in a land of flowers
My feet were set, where it aeemed always
June,
And Nature sang at her 'SVO'k a pleasant tune,
For joy in the long bright hours,
I did not often care
From. the bright fields to lift my happy eYes;
-Where a blue sliadow on the sunny skies,"
'Arose those , summits fair.
But as the path led On,
Quick clouds arose the smiling heave TIB to hide;
With sudden bend the pathway turned aside
; :''There fields were bare and brown.
Ail things looked sad and Strange ;
The sunlight faded, and floyvers g one, '•
1i a rough path I seemed to stand alone,
Bewildered by the ehango. •
- Then liflinF up my eyes, ,
&held bow beautiful, sererie and, clear,
Bright with the radiatec
: that has vanished
here,
The distant bills arise:
All robed and crowned with light
'That cannot fade, in ,eantifnl array
.Distinct they viand against the clouds of gray,
vision of delight.
~. . .
Renewed in s t r e ngth I stand,
I are no more the'lablecape .brown and vast;
lla path reernelong 6r dark, that leads at last
Into that glorious land. •
4lteret shall all trouble cease •
INOTCVETTIOTO ; and never fear,nor dread
liter throng° can reach the happy ones that
tread
Those pleasant paths of peace.
A iefuge and defence
They are to me; above all present ills
Mt in y eyes unto the dist the ant hills,
And all my help is nce.
Nlrar rmimuLnomet.
Illustrated with landscapes that show like
restorations of the coal-period flora, the new
volume of Prof. James Orton is a revelation
of the shblimest and most pimeval-seeming
scenery on the globe. The title is "The
Andes and the Amazon ; or, Across the Conti
sent of South America." It is dedicated to
Darwin. The Rev. J. C. Fletcher, a resident,
aiitbor of "'Brazil and the Brazilians," intro
daces the narrative ; no one whose language is
the English, he observes, had journeyed
dovin and described the river voyage from
Vcuador to the Atlantic until Prof. Orton
and his party acccomplished the feat
iti I'B6B. , The opening of, the
„amazon, it is suggested, as a water-highway,
is of immense importance as guiding the gums,
barks, and other commerce of the continent to
an Eastern port, for Europe -and this country,
at a great advantage over the long and cir
cuitons' route of the Horn or the trans-Isthmian
way• of Panama. Upon this splendid high
road the present book glitters with a wealth of
light. Landscape, natural formations; botany,
animals, birds and inhabitants are all re
viewed and portrayed with a detail as piquant
18 it is minute. The book is useful and charm-
An OUVl'dfllo of illbtstrAtions improves
ilc;---Pnlrlished by Harper Bros.
Three of the best Comedies of Plautus, the
Captivi, 'Minimums and Rudens, are published
by Harpers' from the text of Fleckeisen with
alterations from other commentators. The
scanning is illustrated by accentuation, with
copious metrical notes and a metrical analysis.
The notes are such as compel additional study
and impart instruction while affording a neces
sary lift In the too-difficult passages. Engrav
logs from .. old cameos and intaglii assist the
realism of the study. • The student has in thiS
edition a clear and appetizing presentment of a
genial problem in Latinity, and in Prof. Har
rington, the editor, a wise and helpful friend
always at the elbow. We commend these
Comedies to the Latin student.
William Godwin's powerful, disagreeably
powerful novel, " The Adventures of Caleb
Williams"—a stay that - has originated schools
of fiction and almost academies of philosophy,
is issued in a stitched edition of .231 pages by
Harper Bros. It costs the mere nothing of 37
tents. This republication has emerged, in
some mysterious and trackless way, out of the
Byron controversy; but, unlike that contra-,
versy, it is not fatiguing.
John Saunders, author of "Abel Drake's
Wife," dedicates to Hon. Mr. Gladstone his new
novel "Ilirell." To this story,—something al-
Meat infinitely higher than the ordinary railway
novel,—we have a right to apply the much
abused epithet "suggestive." It concerns some
The most intimate and secret aspectS of the
Soul,' and our perpetual effort towards some
thing higher, under the modern_ eic.umstances
prefigured by Saint Augustine a 3" those critical
periods when the power of putting questions
runs greatly in advance of the pains to answer
them." It is at the same time a moving and
stirring narrative, in which every turn of the
orgnment is clothed in 'a good incident. As
Or the long dialogues in which the ethics of
the book are made out, we would whisper
behind our band to the reader of the period :
They may be skipped. "Ilirell" forms one
volume (8 vo, brochi, i 50 cents,) of Harpers'
Library of Select Novels. •
The sixth weekly number of the Transat
lantic even improves on its predecessors.
The selections, though still kept short, are ele
vated and literarily pure. At the same time,
for spoiled readers, the specialty of lively short
stories is kept up. The time will certainly
tome, in the history of our literature, for agi
tating the moral, qUestion involved in enter.'
prises of this class, which speculate in literary
property which is borrowed, not paid for.
ilutit has hardly come yet, -and until we are
riper - we ' may feel grateful to pub
lishers' who oblige us with eclectic
reading so useful as an example of style.
This number of, the Transatlantic seems
20 be,quite as pretty, quite as legible, quite as
ell compounded as one of the numbers of
'E'rery Saturday before the recent enlargempnt
of the latter. It contains the Spectator's api
tal paper on " Style," the Pall Mall's '‘ Para
sites of the Turf," " Cuban Pirates," from 'Alt
*tale Year Round, etc., etc. We are glad so
creditable a journal issues from Philadelphia.—
Hammersly & Co., publishers, Seventh and
Chestnut streets.
• , The eulogy pronounced at the 'funeral of
..111r. Peabody, an effort of the highest elegaie
oratory, by Robert C. Winthrop, is printed in
a beaut iful brochure by John Wilson & Son,
13ostan.
. Friprn Charles Dr:silver we receive Mitchell'S
laige'liap of the World, drawn on Mercator's
projection, which has been called the most
perfect chart of its kind yet published iu any
THE DAILY, ' EV,EPTItia BULLETIN—PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1870.
country. It is p little over four feet square,
ntottpted irn,cantasA and folded Into a neat
corer. Another edition is;adjusted to a ibller.
'l'he peculiarity of the projection' is le repre
senting the parallels net ceivergihg but
`straight. Various routes,tenons expedi ,
thins are' laid 'down. It dated 186*, and
includes the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad lines,
Consular and Diplomatic offices of the United
States .in foreign .countriesi&c.• • Invaluable
to importers and shippers. It sells at twelve
dollars. Mr. Desilver also publishes a pocket-
map of Pennsylvania, clearly and finely en
graved, and a work of art in its way. His
map of the United States, with populations to
1880, and adapted to the pocket, is also beauti
fully aciu,sat6 and ;dearly '
An excellent horticultural monthly is pub-
Ilshed by Brinklbe & Marot ) at 23 North Oiitth
istreet. A is called rite Gardenira'; Monthly
and Horticultural Advertiser, and is edited by .
Mr. Thomas Meehan. The.robruary number
contains valuable advice fer Spring work.
' • Mr. John' CaMpbell, the bibliopholist, No.
740 .Sansom sired, is issuing in t numkers,,,"; A
History of the State of Delaware from itsfirst
'settle'ment gatil the pregent time, containing a
full account of the first Dutch ; ; and Swedish
settlements ; with a description of its geography,
and geology." The author Mr , Vrancis
Vincent, of Wihningtotr,(Delliwgre, who thinks'
he can issue his numbeis about,%tuice, in three
weeks. 'Ur. !tqacent is •an, indetAigable
student, and commands an easy and • Meth&
dical style. lat * Mr bas been long walted'for'
and will be received with interest. The skim:
tion of little Delaware, as bet Ween the mill
stones of North and South, has produced many
interesting anomalies in its history . , which will
be curious in the elucidation. Our Wilmington
Mends may subscribe at - the bookstores in their"
own city. •
:Dad iMportant log-book of inedieal pro
gress, The Ralf -Yearly Abstract of the Medi
cal Sciences, is ready for the July-December
term of the past year, being Vol. L. It is a
complete and impartial digest of British and
Continental Medicine, and of the progress of
Medicine and its collaterals. Nearly three hun
dred cases are noted in pathology, therapeutiCs,
surgery, obstetrics, &c. The editor is William
Dorsett, Stone, X. D., F. R. C. S., and pub
lisher Henry C. Lea, of this city. The Half=
Yearly Abstract is furnished with The ilmerl 7
can Jot rnat of the Medical Sciences and the
Medical News and _Library, for $6 per annum,"
fret of postage.
First:among the March monthly magazines
appears 01d and New, the prodigious 44-page
"organ " of the inexhaustible Edward Everett
Hale. If we have a complaint to make of this
magazine it is only Thackeray's complaint of
the saddle-rock, that it was too "many."
Such a list of contents overroofs the broadest
editorial. spectacles. There are nineteen
principal articles in the new number, besides a
wealth of book-reviews and paragraphic " re
cords of progress." Everything about the new
aspirant has a look-alive air, and it
is a busy , . exposition of the fresh
young thought of the country. . Mr.
Hale himself continues his story "Ton times
One is Ten," and constructs -an editorial ;
Mrs. A. D. T. Whitney, Mr. T. W. Parsons,
Paul 11. Hayne and Julia C. Derr all con
tribute. It is a most suggestive companion
to live young men, reading people, and those
interested in culture and the discussion of great
nineteenth-century problems. The suck:cgs
hitherto would seem to prove that our public
can bear a finer air and a keener height of dis
cussion and didactics that we have heretofore
thought possible.—Published by Hurd &
Houghton, N. Y. . .
The Galaxy for March is certainly one o'
the best umbels of any magazine yet issued
in the country. Besides the continuation of
Charles Iteade's virile and muscular tale, there
are the admirable story about the incipiency
of that glorious magazine, the Panjandrum,
pursued by Trollope, and an essay by Grant
White on theatricals, destined to attract as
much attention as his famous Lydia Thomp
son criticism. Mr. Grant. White . protests...toO_
much, methinks: That Mr. Booth attempts
archaism and the realistic in his setting of
"Hamlet" is evident enough; that our age de
mands this kind.of thing, instead of the barn,
and the pair of crossed spearsin representation
of a battle, which would have . satisfied Shake
speare, is true. : It is the penalty of our intelli
gence, and it seems idle to wail for the barn,
again, or fancy, as Mr. Grant White does, that
a "Hamlet" powdered and ruffled like Gar
rick's would be better for us. • Nor do we agree
with him that the effort to harmonize the con
tradictions of the play in a kind of misty an
tique no-region is, a sign of degradation; fief
do we findthat - Mr. Robth,'aposfrophizing "all
you host of heaven" on his back, verges on the
ridiculous. Neither do we agree that medi
tative princes, distracted with modern
doubts, never lived in primitive times; they
Could not achieve, and therefore they never
escaped - into history; but doubtless Hamlets
have lived and thought and suffered, misunder
stood in epochs of battles—to have their ava
tar in the imagination of Shakespeare and
Goethe. We let - Mr. - Grant White say his say
in another coluinn, 'Rh an admiration for his
neatness of expression that does not comprcs
wise our judgment. Soyons de nitre
—The other aiticles, including a sensible por
trait of the Prince of Wales by Justin McCar
thy, approach a high standard of spirited mag
azine-writing. The usually ample miscellane
ous departments are not quite so striking this
month as ustial.—For sale by Porter & Coates.
Littell's Living Age, No. 1342, for the week
ending February 10th, contains Mr. Fronde's
History of Queen Elizabeth, Edinburgh Re :
view; Carlino, Part 1. Good Words; A Greek
Herculaneum, Dublin University Magazine;
The Insurgents of the Red Speetator;
American Repudiation, Saturday Revidw
Three Thousand Miles through the Rocky
Mountains, Spectator ; ,. The Council and, the
Church, Pall Mall Gazette; The Walls of
Constantinople, Pall Mall Gazette; The
Physical Basis of Oratory, Saturday Review;
The. Destruction of Monuments in Turkey,
Atheurian, .fc:, (ft. The Living Ag e t liesides
its usual large amount of the best scientific,
literary, historical and political. Matter, is pith,
lishing two new and very interesting serial
stories, ono by Mrs. Oliphant and :the other by
Charles Lever.
Messrs. Roberts Bros. have. issued the new
part, of William Morris's "Earthly Paradise."
They announce for publication, on the 20th
instant, Leigh Hunt's " A Day by the Fire,"
and Madame George Sund's Mimprat," trans
lated by Virginia Vaughan. As the authorized
American publishers for all of Jane Ingelow's
writings, this firm have been informed by that
lady that she will, ere long, have ready for pub
lication a new volume of, poems, the manu
script for which she will furnish them. She
means to compliment her hosts of friends
on this side the Atlantic by a first issue of the
book here; intending to delay the puhlieation
in England for a season. The volume, will
in
chide a few pieces regoully published. Among
the new poems is a long one, which, she writes
a friend here, "is just such as you have often
asked tie to do; it is a kind of novel in verso,
but it belongs to the old days." Miss Frothing
hani's translation of Goethe's " Hermann and
Dinetheanis printing and will be ready for tli,:
Easter holidays. It will nialtessty; sinallocgivo
volume of id 5 pages, and k v..111 ,- enitiellislied
with beautiful weed-cut OlnstsAions: ,iArthur
Helpei new novel, "Cavils)* Maisons," .. Will
, very shortly be ready 'West Ipl urne l . ti n ir4in
at kfk lit
in sin and style with " , i,tesibn "Alio pub:'
-lisbers Ninnounce, to bi);) , 're pAi Ist, a
aew book, by Miss Aleckt,,thp, A popular au
thor, of " Little Women," 4 .kOtilled' "An Ohl-
Fashioned Girl," as in contra-distinction to thi
fashionable 'cify girt " ''
Lottery of Tiekoto to thiiFiroiriikiltaealloilii•
tive Body.
The profession of 4, Marchand - de billets" for
the public gallery. in the Corps Legislatif at.
Paris is no* universally the Man
ner in which the-twenty-fro tickets pass into
?the, banda !9f theee regular dealers ,is curious
Land not. generally ,undeiatoolt Early every
knorning, during the session s , the, dealers as
semble in numbers varing from 50.10 600, ac
'cording to the' interestiof the , debate , expected,
!at the docif Of UM Polak ',BoUrlioth They are
there arranged t grOoPe , 114-
!bunalli called !. ( tio,7. of tWenty-tbie each thoSe
1 remaining„ over,as not, being sufficient to form
'a group, have to waititilinext. day to try their
fortune. A `trumbet of tleketas!" equal •to the`
number' of groups; areitheninit in ai bag, one
of thein'beating•the *Mills" fitinfero gagnant."'
A member of each group 'then" chosen as
drawer, and the lotOWpmeet44o,eome lucky
individual`dravis' number,
the
tirenty'five t %rim then imeoming* prepertys
of the group be represents. -
.
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MINERAL SPRING WATER.
Pamphlets giving analysis, certificates of eminent
physicians and other gentlemen may be had of our
Wholesale Agents,
JOHN WYETH & BRO.,
Druimists.
1412 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
fel2 s 'Le th Smr •
LAW AND PATENT OFFICES.
FRANCIS R. PASTORIUS,
• :Attorney-at-Law, •
SOLIGIT.OR OF PAtENTS,.
' No. 418 WALNUT. STREET.,
PATENTS PROCURED FOR INVENTIONS
And all business relating to the same promptly trans-
acted. Call or send for Circular on Patmatis,
mh2o-e to th Im4
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CALIFORNIA WINES,
Champagne, Reisling, Zaufadel, White,
Red, Aniellea, Port and Wine Bitters.
FOR SALE BY T.RE PRINCIPkL GROCERS AND
LIQUOR DEALERS.
jal3 th stn 3m4
THE BEST HOME INVESTMENT.
FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND.
__
SEVEN PER CENT. GOLD BONDS OF TILE FRED
ERICKSBURG AND GORDONSVILLE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY OF VIRGINIA.
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PA TABLE IN COIN,
FREE OF U. S. GOVERNMENT TAX.
The road is 62 miles long. and forma the SHORTEST
CONNECTING LINK in the system of. roads leading to
tile entire South,'"Aouthwest, and West to the Pacific
Ocean.
.
It passes throngh 'a rich country,"
local trade of
which is snore than , enough to Nbppnrt it, and ns it has
three important teedeis at each end, its throutib trade
will be hoary and remnnerative . -
Maps and pamphlets furnished, which explain satis
fattnrilyetery question that canpossibly be raised by a
party seeking a safe and profitable Investment.
The mortgado is limited to v l6,Qoo per mite e/comp/eted
and equipped road, and the &entity
IS FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT.
ADmited number of the Bonds are offered at 923‘,Und
interest from November let, iu currency, and at this
price are the
CHEAPEST GOLD INTR'RESTDR A RING SECURI
TIES IN THE MARKET. •
SAMUEL WORKOlanker,
23 South This street.
fe2 w&e by ti
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT.
TIE PAM. MEN T OF HIGHWAYS,
JLJ BRIDGES, SEWERS. &c.—OFFICE
OF CHIEF COMMISSIONER, Q. , 101
SOUTH FIFTH Street.
PHILADELPHIA, February 17,187 0. N0T1CE TO CONTRACTORS.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
at the office. of the Chief Commissioner of
Highways until 12 o'cloelt M. on MONDAY,
21st inst.,for the construction of av,Sewer on the
line of Haines street, from Twelfth to the east
curb-line of Thirteenth street, of two feet .Mx
inches in diameter; on Hare street, from the
sewer in Twenty-fourth street to Ringgold
street, thence on • Ringgold street to .wtthifi
eighty feet of thesouth line of Brown street,
of three feet diameter ; Thirty-eighth street,
from Walnut to Locust streets, thence on Lo
cust street to Thirty-ninth street, of 3 feet di
ameter. With such man-holes as may be di
rected:by the Chief Engineer and Surveyor.
The understanding to he that the Sewers, here
in advertised, are to be completed •on or
before the 31st day of Deceinber, 1870. And
the Contractor shall take hills prepared against
the property fronting on said Sewers to the
amount of one dollar and fifty cents for each
tinsl foot of front on each side of the street as
to much cash paid; the balance, as limited by
Ordinance, MU paid by the City and the
Contractor will be required to keep thestreet
and sewer in good order for three years - after
the sewer is finished.
When the street is occupied by a City Pas
senger Railroad track, the Sewer shall be con
structed along side of said track in such man
ner as not to. obstruct or interfere with thesafe
passage of the cars thereon; and no claim. ,for
remuneration shall he paid the Contractor by the company using said track, as specified
act of Assembly approved May Bth, 1864/.
Each proposal will be accompanied by a Cer
tificate that a Bond has been filed in the Law
Departmentas directed by Ordinance of May
2fith, 1860. If the lowest bidder shall not ;exe
cute a contract within five days after the work
is awarded, he will be deemed as declining,
and will be heldliable on his bond for the,dif
ference between his, bid and the next lowest
bidder. Specifications may be bad at the DeParte
trip)t, of Surveys,which will be strictly adhered
to. The Department of Highways reserves
the right to reject all bids 'not deemed satis
factory.
All bidders may be present at the - Unto and
place of opening the said Proposals. , No ai
lowance - will be made for Rock micavatioi
unless by special contract,
• if ABLON ri . DTOKINSON,
fe17.3t,11 Chief C'onianistiionitr of ifighl;yaorh.
OAS FIXTUREti. -
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atm ARA , No. 718 Chestnut street, timuuttio.
torero of Goa Ft:turas, Lamps, &0., &nu woultt o+ ll tl}o
Oteution of the pub no to their luqgo, and ° wont isinart.
out of Gag Ohnuoolleff Poiviauts, Ilrisckete, it 9! T h 7
Aso introduce on piper into dwell Inns loot oublto bitil •
roan, and Wnd oxtendinst, nltmincr mid rettuirtng g"
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• —3lO barrelp 14001n,f,4 borrele Hp rite Tnrpoutino
now lording from prouther 1.1.m00r. from 'WIIOOO OI I.
I'4, 0. and fru
or i.)o by COCilltAN,UUStirailr k 00.,111
Chekt klt street.
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, n aecordipce with j!, ReiloinAoXo tA k i
i
b 3 f ttity qoplition Ciptuiell atilt° Oity P Ha,.
41elptianon4hursolity;''the thtztPAY 0 4 014 : :.,
ruary,lB7o, the annexed bill, entitled
"AN ORDINANCE
To create akar, for the building of abridge over
the river Scholl!, at South street, and for
the payttient n Mind rents 'war mart es," '
is hereby p publ ished for public information.
';; ;, JOHN ECICSTEIN,
Clerk of Common Council.
FOR.NANy, TO CREATE A LOAN'
bilk THE BIT tawrwor BRIDGIT
OVER THE RIVER, SOIIIIIILKILL, AT
SOUTH STREET, - 'AND"FOR
M ENT GROUND , RENTd A.ND'
MORTGAGES., ~t
SZOTIOS 1% , The fieleet and Comthon Conn
cile of the City. or-Philadelphia do vordain i
That the Mayor, of Philadelphia ibe and he is
hereby authorized to borrow; at not leaf than
par, on the creditof , the •Oily, from time to
time ' one million five hundred thousand dol
lars, to .be applied followtmizn Firif--For
the building of a Bridge- over the River
Schuylkill, ttt ethitho str ee t ,- :tight" hundred
thousand dollars. ildfoond6—For tha , paythent
of 'Ground Rents and s• Mortgagee, seven , hun
dred attuned dollars, for which , interest' not
tcezceed the rate *fain per bent. per EintlCui3
shall be paid half-yearly '' on the first; days Of
January and July, , at . the office of the 'City
Tretisared , Thetprincipal of said , loan Abell
be payable and paid it the' expiration of thirty
years tram the date of the mune, and`not be.'
fore, tvithtrat the consentr iof the holders
thereof;.and the certificates therefori in the
usual form of the certificates of the City Loan;
shall be issued in'such amounts as the lenders
may require, but not for any fractional part of
one hundred or one thousand dollars; and it
shall be expressed in said certificates that the
loan therein mentioned, and the interest
thereof, are payable free from all taxes.
Sac. 2. Whenever any loan shall toe made by
virtue thereof, there shall be, by force of this
ordinance, annually appropriated out of the
income of the corporate estates, and from the
sum raised by taxation, a sum sufficient to pay
the interest on said certificates; and the,
further sum of three-tenths of one per oentum
on the par value of such certificates so issued
shall. be appropriated quarterly out of said
income am! taxes to a sinking fund, which
fund and its accumulations are hereby espe
cially pledged for the., redemption] and pay
ment of said certificate.
RESOLUTION TO PUBLISH A LOAN
BILL.
Resolved, That tbeClerk of Common Coun
cil be authorized to publish in two daily
newspapers of this city, daily for four weeks,
the ordinance presented to'Common Council
on Thursday, February 3d, 1870, entitled "An
ordinance to create a loan for the building of
a bridge over the river Schuylkill, at sonth
street, and for thepayment of ground rents
and Mortgages." And the said Clerk, at the
stated meeting of Councils after said public°,
tion, shall present to this Council 'one of each
of said newspapers for every day in which
the same shall have been made. feiVbit¢
PROPOSALS;
ROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING 4
p
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAV OF PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING,
January 20, 1870.
SEALED, PROPOSALS, endorsed ro
posals for Clothing," will be received at this
Bureau until 2 o'clock P. 31.. on the 21st day of
February, 1870, for the supply of the follow
ing articles, Viz.:
10,000 BarnslOy Sheeting Frocks.
10,000 Blue Flannel Overshirts.
10,000 pairs Canvas Duck Trowsers.
10.000 Blue Cloth Caps. '
One-half the amount required of each of the
above-named articles must be delivered at the
New York Navy Yard, and the balance to be
delivered, in equal proportions, at the Boston
and Philadelphia Navy Yards.
The clothing must bel delivered, one-third
within sixty , days, and the balance within
ninety days from the date of the contract, and
must pass the usual inspection, and be equal
in quality of material; pattern, style and make
to the samples at the New York, Philadel
phia, and Boston Navy Yards, and at this
Bureau.
The flannel, nankin collars of the sheeting
frocks and overithirts, and, the cloth for caps,
must be dark blue and pure - indigo dye. The
nankin collars of the sheeting frocks must be
of the,same quality and color as that on the
flannel overskirts.
For description of the articles and Schedule
of sizes bidders are referred to the Inspectors
at the Navy Yards above mentioned.
• Of may be made for one or more arti
cles, at the option of the bidder; and in case
more than one article is contained in the, offer,
the Chief of the Bureau will have the right to
accept one or more of 'the - articles contained
in such offer, and reject the remainder.
Bonds, with approved security r will be re--
truired in one quarter the estimated amount
of the contract, and twenty per cent. in addi
tion will be, withheld from the amount of
each payment as collateral security for the
due performance of the contract, which re
servation will not be paid until the contract is
fully complied with. -
Every offer must be accompanied by a•writ
ten guarantee, signed by one or more respon
sible persons, that the bidder or bidders will, if
his or their bid beaccepted, enter into an obli
gation *within five days. with good and suffi
cient sureties, to furnish the articles proposed.
No proposal will be considered unless ac
companied by such guarantee, nor from airy
port who ore not bona Ai; manufacturers
of or regular dilaters in the articles- they offer to
furnish, in confortnity with the second section
of the joint resolution,approvisl March 3,1863.
The Department reserves the right to reject
any proposal unless the responsibility of the
guarantors is certified' to by 'the As
sessor of Internal' Revenne for the district
in which they reside; and unless the license
required by act of Congress is furnished with
the proposal, as well as,to reject any proposal
not considered advantageous to the Govern
ment. ,
The time for receiving proposals for clothing
under the above Advertisement, is extended
until 2 o'clock P. M.. on the 4th of March
next. Bidders ;will apply to the Inspeetor of
Provisions and Clothing at Navy Yards :for. in
formation
a 2043 5t
SIJILVEY , DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE, OF THE CHIEF ENGINEER
' AND SURVEYOR, 224 SOUTH FIFTH
STREET.
PIIILADELIPIIIA, Feb. 8, 1870.
No.rxo l ...—Duplicate plants'of tbo Survey'and
Regulation of the Ninth:Tenth and Eleventh
Sectionk (No 8: 232, 233 'and 239), of the 'late
Towmbip of BrlBtol, Twenty-seccmd Ward,
'bounded as follows :
On the North by Somerville 1
avenue;
South 'by Vlzgohocking ' •
street; 'Nos. 232 aud"233
Fast by F 'and H streets'
West, by Second and Fifth
stre'ets. ' .
Plan No. 239 is bounded
On the North by Chelton avenue;
South by Chew avenue;
Plant by 'Fifth street';
West by Bread street
and a plan .of tbo revision of the line" of
Poweiton avenue, from Forty-second to 'Mar
ket street, are now priiparetl. and depositell
for inspection, Nos. 232, 233 anti 239, at the
office of J. Lightfoot,' Depot Building, Ger
mantown, and the "line of Polvelton avenue"
at,the office of S..l4:Smodley, , Lancaster road
and Thirty-fifth street", and'alse the.ollietrof
this DeParttnent. And therßoard of ;Survey
ors have appointed Mondriy, the 21st instant,
at 10i o'clock A. M.,to consider any objections
That Tony be urged thereto by any citizen in
terested' therein; • .
STIt ICKL AND ' KWH ABS,
ircB-1 19 3t Chief "Engineer and Surve or.
DENTISTRY.
rf*vzi
l aan i 30 'MAAS' A.CTIVID yp
11, .219 etrdet '
1 .11 ;n 1111 111 handsomest Teeth to the city ,ftt. T rorlb
le ZVI). Tfleth l'huge , d, Teeth Repotted, Ezobangoli,
odolkd to wit. Ciao and Ether. No vain
gnotins. nOurs.6 tb ..craani
PATENT SHOULDER SEAM SHIRT
t.' MANUFACTORY.
w o ol for•thootkootobreite4 Shirts otrtitlfed PfamDOY
brief motto..
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
Of tato stylifift frill
WINCHESTER & CO.
708 OTIESTNUT.
tb a tf , ,
PRIME INVES7PMENTS.
323,000, $14.006, 010,000 Wittatod 00 Mort,
gage of Yinit.Clitas City Prepeirldr.
ALSO,
$30,000 avid $20 , 000 Ntoriiiitite and
iiirouttell Rent.
Bechrlties or strictly frit•class character. Tor sale by
11.40X13/4, Conveysneer,
No. 707 WALNUT STltlifT.
feis St 6 •
J. W. GILBOUGU dip CO.,
BANKERS.
42 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
Negotiate Loans, Buy and Sel
Government and other re
liable Securities.
3a3lm w f ly6
D. C. WHARTON SMITH & CO,
BANKERS Aleel) BROKERS,
No. 121 8. TELICEZD STRBET.
SUCCESSORS TO
SMITH, RANDOLPH & CO.
•
Every department of Banking business shall receive
prompt attention, u heretofore. quotations of Stocks,
Gold and Governments constantly received from our
friends, E. D. RANDOLPH I CO., New York, hr our
PRIVATE WIRE. )ab•l7
BANKING. HOUSE
OAT
•
jpor •
112 and.ll4 So. THIRD ST. PHILAIZA
DEALERS
IN ALL GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
We will receive applications, for Policiee k of
Life Insurance in the new 'National Life In
surance Company of the United States. Jr nil
information given' at our office.
5-20'S AND 1881'S
Bought, Bola and Exchanged on most
E. T. DUNN,
Chief of Bureau
7 A n 4
MRS. Igo 16 nA t 8
"
C449et,
s M kt ar li f n alrY iicity 4 .,*
000%
"Stor.Eig tail
St.
,Enii ,2°l N.g h . th St.,
ir 6 / 14 * 13 ,7 14 .1, Arch.
Ran FLA , a2 4 , 4 e --4 fen
B.AItA.TFII I .
CORSETS,
"pANIEktS,
HAIR CLOTH SKIRTS.
112 se Eleventh tite
uWING ,00011 b.
ORTGAUES.
liberal term&
GOLD
Bought and Sold at Market Bates.
COUPONS CASHED.
PAQIFIO RAILROAD BONDS
Bought and Sold.
S C Sa
Bought and Sold on Commission Only.
COLLECTIONS
Blade on all , o tkeeessible Points,.
40 South !Third St.,
PiI!)L!UIEI9PIIp[4I4
MACHINERY. IRON, &v.
ERRICK & SUNS A ' •
.1301PtilWAEK FOUNDBYi , ' •
439 WABBINGTfI &voting, 'Philadelphia'
MA PACTUUE • , .
STEAM '7I4.EGIMEB--11 gh and Low PrOigiuto t iforlion
• Ml,' Yertibal,, Bunn, Oacillatingi' /Boat :and Corniab
BO I AL Rb•—Cylinder, }Wag, l'ubtsdat'i ko
BT HAMMEII3 , -Basinyth and Davy styles; and of
alos. - • • ' . ' •
•CAPTINGEsr-.Lotuni Du and Oreon Sane, •Bratah $o.;;
110 q 0 13 - 2 4 52P -s Foul:Mit fur covcring , with Slate or Iron.
VA (just or Wrought Iromfor refineries, water,
G 8 .M.ACELINERY-reuch Retorts, Bauch Owitingss
pldem and . ,ifratnea, Pur m
illers i Oolte and, :pito*
Burrows_ i Valves, Governorb, &o. • •
EIUGAtt 'MACHINEBY--Bnob s tie' Vaotrain Pans and
Defecators. Bone Black Ville a, Bllnieret
asheie and Eleyltors, Bag .Eliteril, Sugar 80 Bone
look Cars, &c. , •
Bole maritifacturars or the following inealaltlos'is
:InPhiladgl and vloinity,of WyWits'ii Paton
Yariabip ut-off Steam Engine. ~
'ln the le d States, of Westonta Patent Self-oenter
intand Belt-balancing Cantrifogal Sugar.drahainglqu,
.
Bartoz w f _iratent Wrong Betort Ltd. •• • •
satrahan's Drill Grinding 'Best. • '
Contractors for the design. erection end Suing Up cif Be.
finerteefor working Sugar or 'Moleasee.
#(I(.IF4R YELIL OW *NX I AL
Blacething; BrazierNi Cl(vOr Nat* Boit') an_4,lapi
IlagltA t donstantlr on hand stid tor sal* by numair
WAN MB atn Soutb Wlarree.; • 1,
I.l** *::
. , ~.- ,'....
Gk...- CLOSIN G
~
GREAT O OUT :SALE
:-' ','''':,,,,?,,::::-.-::" ~,.,,„ ow
HOOP SKIRTS AND CORSETS,
Commencing Saturday, December,!, ,,,
And will be continued until January 11870, with prices
marked down to and , below : Omwit e lepale goldprlses,,
affording an oPportEpity faCutltitec enbed bargaintlia
first-class 1104011' SKIRTS and CORSET'S for the time
above-stated ONLY. _ _ , 2.1
15,000 Hoop Skirts for Ladiee, Mame and Children.
400 varietiesof stpjr size, -qpality and p rices, fr0M.1.50,
to 42. many of 01 marked 40100, tpieselthan` 4401.000
price.
er 10,000 pogtote, beltalliip 00 kilooo.oo 1111 2 Poll
as Thomson ' a Wove fitting 4Jorsete, I n nve gr 61, JAS.
Seblrel 21, 50461101 . -
__,lrrwAlt WOrent In ;41140111
s C relit
Werly's i i i .in tir varietice;alrsjffondy
__,s.g
i rl
364ting,_ upporting_ Corke ; Blatittle Yor oriel, ad.
Skirt Supporters Superior- Randanade 0 tit 47 ,
grades, 15 Issas% Ohlldrcal;tlLLl Tegetbereritb QV ma
make ofPnreste, in great variety, - , , , ~,_,, , .‘
, Allle
of hich will, hi, , , .- 4 -, ~ ,, L ~ ~ ~.,: .., ,
MASKED .DOWN-TO , -PANIO-PRDJES.
Nall early, lagille the stock Mimi," hahreken, as there -
eau he vo Onpl,testea at the prices.. - ,
At 111 .Chesttnit
_ WM. T.: 1-10PIKINEL
dein] w ram
IMA rain
- MStablfthed, ,17#05:
!lE=IOME
A. S. ROBINSON' .
,
FRENCH PLATE LOOKING' GLASSES,
Beautiful Chromes,
lONGRAVERMS AND li t24i, TING%
Looking-Ouse, Portri nrer a& Eiotarel i cs4o64
01.0 CHESTNUT STREET'',
10th Thar above the Costlonital.
PHILADEGPMA.
pocg : • •
C. F. RUMPP,
111811 fig MAUI Bt,,
PHTLADA.
Hawaractoror
and Importer of
POCKET-BOOKS
IV,.
' i "
i:,
I Eam.
1-w
..c,c2
Nu°
jadleat Gents
Satchels Susi
Travelling Bags,
in all Styles.
(Itescitood
Yuney and
Mahogany,
, Tithing.
Aka.
BUSINESS CARDS.
Established, 1821.
WM. G. FLANAGAN 6; SON,
•
HOUSE AI SHIP PLUMBERS,
„No. 129 Walnut Stieet.
.1311_
Oii r EP - 11 7- WALTON & CO.,
OADINET 31 AKERS. .
NO. 4L3 WALNUT STUEET.
Hafinflictureri of fine furulturututd of medium priced
furniture of superior quality.
AIOOLS UN HAND AND MADE TO ORDER.
Counters, Desk-arork, &c., for Banks, Ofnces and
S toms, mud° to tinier.
JOSEPH WALTON.
JOB. W. LIPPINCOTT,
JuSEPII L. SCorr.;
ri B. WIGHT,
ATTORNICT-AT-LAW,
tkat . imireelontr et Deedi for the State 'of Pennsylvania In
96 felidiwn street, No. 11" icago, Minnie. sniff§
C 0 TTO 23 SAIL DUCK oF , EVERY
width, from 22 Inches to la inches wide. S ntanhers
Tont and Awning Duck, Panermaker's felting, Ban
Twine, dc. JOHN W. EVitilliKS,
ja26 • No. 103 Church street. Olt/ Stores.
TLARDWARE, dr.C.
BUILDING AND HOUSEKEEPING
HARDWARE.
,
Machinists, Carpenters and other Me
chanies''Tools.
Binges. Flerews, locks, Fairest *ad l'orke, Spoons,
Goflc-o Ac.igtocks and Ws, Pin/rand Taper Taps,
Universal and Scroll Chucks, Planes In great varlets.
All to be had at the Lowest Passible Prices
At the CIIEAP-FOR;CASII Hard
. ware Store of
- . J. B. SHANNON,
NO. 1009 Market - Street.
deg-tr,
(IIFTS OF HARDWARE.
%A Table Cutlery, with ivory, isoryide, rubber and
other handles, and plated blades, ; Children's Knives and
Forks, Pocket Knives, Scissors in sets, Razors, tiny
Pocket Knives, &Wont, Razors. hatchets, Pincer., &it.,
for watch charms ; Boxes and Chests of Tools, from $1
to 815 ; Patent Tool Bandies (.twenty miniature tool. in
them); Boys', .LsAllea' and Gents Skates; Clothes
B ringers ( they'll an,. their cost - in clothing and time);
Carpet bweepers Furniture Lifters, seta of Parlor . and
Field Croquet. miniature Garden Tools, Carpet Stretch
ere, Plated Spoons, Forks and Nut Picks, Spice and
Cake Boxes, Tea Bells and Spring Call Belle, Nut
Crackers, Tea Trays and. Waiters, Patent Ash Sifters
(ray for themselves in coal saved); Carved Walnut
Brackets, Gentlemen's Blanking Stools, Boys' Sleds „air
ple Parer, and Cherry Stoning Machines, Patent Nut
meg Graters, and a general variety of useful TRUMAN hardware. Cutlery Tools, Ste,
_at TRUMAN k
'SHAW% No. 835 ilitigheTkirtr-live) Market Street, be
low Ninth. Philadelphia:
GROCERIES, LIQUORS,
LIT I Z
CURRANT WINE.
ALBERT C. ROBERTS,
Dealer in every description of F ine Groceries,
Corner 'Eleventh sui,d, Vine Street&
Wrrgr - M2813 MAD . t ~ e arr) .OPR)ID
1.11 Salmon, Tongues and Sounds, in prime ordetanst
receiSed and for sato ht East End grocery
No. liff South Second street. below Uhestnut street.
ÜBE SPIOES; Cfl3oln`W.ll49) WEE4II
W ll h , i--tPe te i " n E n gl d is h-
Mu_sAtaprdo 14 th e e , . r poundi.c-43ihtdone
^ store a W dfrs n le O t r COUSTYS Vi E ne t a Endc o c h r g
Beeond sitbeti , 'below Chestnut street!
t-DW . 0 11, Frt 7'01143T.E.-400 POVI4IOB
or choic Clinker 810141 Unit filr title la
00 STY'S vast E n daroc - bryoso. 118 , Sonth,Elooond
street,below ()bestial:it street. , .- • •
QT.Ir T , IPTA4 ir' MOON
tio Tutu(' arid Jrillteri 'Soups , of aaoetolv.atub, akanntio•
tptu
tl raBonir. ° cr t ot tifavt,. ? vlierisvizolgrciviglio
Beeorid stree otriptiestnuti street; . ./,
,HATE BRANDY FOR PRESERVING.
otioice article ins 4eOefeed ; foiaale at
IP
'0 lIBTS Eaat , End Ornicery,,E9,4lo, *mu t m oon d
, etreet.below.Cluistnut , s treet.
'
,
likittrOGlnt; 'WILLA • gIND, A. • ' . cola
I ' ,tls. of ANon sProdtolnatfratreigtoon 1 1011A1*ndis,
• 041. Ethel ; Dpt., Citric Acid, Oolo i s Slid Hog Gotta%
g_ent4ne WedgwooA 'blortats. &b. flat lati od from be.*
I Hoffouag, froth . 11ondock. , NOSE tx , • 800EMAKVA A
09.,Wholetale Drctggiste, N. Z. po7tor . if:opAili OA
'Roca ittroeta. • , , •
RU (16T6'.611NDR1.843. -- GRAD Cr
'AJ Ries, Mortii i Plll Tiles; (16iubs;BraSheft , ' Mirrors,
Tweezers, Purr, MSea,Horal Booos,..Sursleal,
Iriebrn
manta, Trump, Hard and Soft Rubber a Good f , Vlsl
Oases; 40aas ~arstk.Metal Syrin 2 y, l4 &c, 111 at . Pint
Tlands prices. 8/40w 15 &is nOTIO TR,
aws-tf South Ilghthattwete
ASTILE SOA,P=GEN rI.7E 11TZR '
C
impeifoiL2ooliiiieg Just lando4 Nom , batkldesiti
for lisle byIIOIIEDT 'SHOUSIA.KER a. 00 , $ import
tornavnata. N. V. Omer Vaart a d RACII fl ee •
b lo'otoro dna for &dela (3013HRAN;BUSEITILLds
00.011 Cbostnut otreot.
1115
; mad
Getta'
Ared4•
Casco.
Tr.i.zo
Wsr. Wir,Lis, historian, of Portland, Maine,
died in that city yeAterday morning.
• Tut: Britisb steamer Monarch arrived at An
napolis last evening. ,
AT trobolien, N* J., the eittzend have orga
nized a night patrol for protection against In
c,endlaries. • ' '
IT is thougl, ft that American .bonds will be
benefited "by' the decline itt' the fate' t interest
on the continent, •
A DECTIEP: has been published in France
abolishing the transportation of political offend
ers to penal 'sett lemen ts. ,
A BILL proyjdinz for olerneutary education
in pie.iiiet hind Wides Was ifitrodtteed
liatuent yesterday by Mr. Foster:
Tins Ways and. Resits Committee, by a vote
of eiglit to 'one, hate agreed'to reduce , the AO=
ternal revenue $10,000,900. The income tax
will be continued, but,leduced.
i' • , '
IN the xi•
nate tof 4g,initii„ ye Wrd ay,..a bill
was passed enabling the present office-holders
in the State to retain their places until success
ors are elected or appointed.
A lumETufff,i'',SChatotit Represental
fives will be held in Washington on Monday
nigbt to consider the politicaloundition of the
061iretirtedifelftifellouth. • t. •
BENET - C. SWEETZEB, a well known Jour
nalist, forme,Tly one, of the .proprietors of
the RotfittivAiible, died , suddenlY, in New
York, yesterday, aged 3:3 years.
Tuf."..czar of Attssla Juts issued 4n appeal ,to
t r tie great ,powinko'stiPport Russia lii a protest
/ against the concentration of Turkish troops on
the Montenegrin Bender. '
livrtlinfs received by the Agricultural Bu
reau fOithtiffundhoof*January indicate a pro
bable falling off in the production of wheat
and..otherwbator grains as compared with , last
•
THE Georgia Legislature yesterday took a
recess tuftil Itprit Ist, after passing a resolution
for the Star of proceedings' Iti debts con
tracted prior to June Ist, 1865, until twenty
days after the expiration of the recess.
Wm:: builders vf,Brooklyn, N. Y., at a:'meet
ing yesterday, appointed a committee ,to Call
a public meeting in favor of a more summary
punishment of criminals than is now dealt by
the courts.
Tho tt BEtwocit Match 'manufac
turers, of Hudson City, J., convicted of
using , counterfeit revenue stamps, .were sen
tencedt yesterday to one year's imprisonment at
hard labor.
•
Trr Trusttea of the Peabody Educational
Fund met at Washington, yesterday, and mado
an appropriation of $90,000 for educa
tional purposes in the Mouth. They will
meet again the second week of August in Phil
adelphia.
Ix the New Jersey House of Representa
tives, yesterday, the &nate amendments to
the Newark Police bill were concurred in, and
it goes to the Governor. The motion to re
consider the vote defeatinfr the Air-Line Rail
road bill was lost by a large majority.
AS A PARTY of sailors, on their way from
Charlestown, 'Mass., to the Brooklyn Navy
Yard, were passing through Easton on Tues
day evening, several of them jumped from the
train and escaped. One of the party fell and
was killed by striking on his head. Two
of the deserters were caught the next day in
Taunton.
TUE Nova Scotia Legislature opened pester
day. Lieutenant-flovernor Boyle,in the course
of his address, alluded with gratification to
Priem Arthur's visit. lie urged railroad ex
tension, and promised to submit the corres
pondence with the Dominion government on
the fisheries, trade, etc., and recommended the
encouragement of immigration.
1 AIMCES horn the City of Mexico to Feb. 9
report, that the revolutionists propose Dear
dena, ex-Governor of Zacatecas, as President
in opposition to Juarez. The insurgent Gene
rals have compelled Eseobedo to retire from
San Luis, their force being much larger than
his. Disaffection appears to be spreading in
the interior. ,
Tur.nr. are three separate State Committees
in Virginia, one of them of Governor Walker's
party, each of which claims to be Republican:
An effort is making by prominent Virginians,
including the Representatives in Congress, to
unite the opposing factions. Several gentlemen
interested iu the movement called upon. Presi
dent Grant yesterday and informed him' of
their 'purpose. The President said the move
runt was eminently proper, and that he would
•ive it all the support could.
A MoNT ,QAIETCY despatch says the Alabaina
Legislature , spent all yesterday in" trying to
make valid the bill 'Providing new municipal
officers for Mobile." It appears that, there was
an interpolation in the bill between the time of
its passage by the Legislature and approval by
the Governor. I'rice, the old Mayor of Mobile,
refuses to surrender to rfarrington, appointed
under the bill, and each his his own office.
Barrington has asked the Governor for troops
to oust his opponent, but the request has been
refused,
Forty-first ,Conscress—Seixtud, EIIEOIBIOII.
Ea the Senate, after the close of our report,
the Mississippi , bill was taken up- After de
bate by Messrs. Fowler, Sawyer, Drake,Sumner,
Warner, Tlaayer, Trumbull and Cameron Mr.
Willey's amendthent, to repeal the conditicins
in the 'Virginia bill was defeated—yeas, 23;
nays, 36 ; as follows: YEa&--Messrs. Bayard,
Casserly, 'Conkling, Davis, Ferris, Fowler,
Ilamilton„ Johnston, Kellogg; 3lcOreery, 'Nye,
Ross Saulsbury, Sawyer, Sprague, Stewart,
StOciten, Thurman, Trumbull, Vickers, War
ner, Willey - and Williams-23. NAY S-Messrs.
Abbott, Anthony, Boreman, BroWnlow, Buck
ingham, Cameron, Chandler, Cole,• Cragin,
Drake, Edmunds, Fenton, - Gilbert,
Hamlin, Harlan, Harris, Hciivard,
_McDonald, Morrill (Vt.), Morton, Osborn,
Patterson, Pomeroy, Pool, Pratt, Ramsey,
Reel; Robettson, Scott, Spencer,Sumner,
Thayer, Tipton, Wilson and Yates—;3o. A
vote was then taken Upon the amendment of
the Senate to strike out all the conditions, and
simplysiiio ply declare 'rho"t State entitled to representa
•tion,which was voted down—yeas, 27; nays, 82.
'The following were the only changes in the
vote from that, on the Senate substitute for the
Virginia bill : Messrs'. 'Cole;Fenton ' Morrill
(Me.), Scott and, Tipton' voted aye. Mr. Nye
voted no. Mr. Patterson did not vote: The
bill was then read a third time, and passed by
a party vote—yeas, 50; nays, 11. The Senate
then, at 5 o'clock, adjourned.
In the House, Mr. Beck, from the Conference
Committee on the , West Point Appropriation
bill, made a report, which was agreed to. Mr.
Lugalkasked leave to introduce and have passed
11111 , appreptiating $3,000 for the expenses of
witnesses testifying before the Military Cora
anittee,in reference to the sales of cadetships,
but Mr. Schoaeld objected. ~The House then,
at. 4• P. M., adjourned,
Penuisylvania Legislature.
After the close of our,repert yesterday, the
Eiertate•considered the bill to protect the lives
of coal miners, which came up on second read
ing. Mr.' Buckalew offered au amendment,
requiring the driving 'of shafts (or• second
openings to each: mine) at once, with three
sets of hands, working twenty-four - hours.
This was Opposed by Mr. Randall, but was
adopted. Mr. Randall iiioved to. fide the opa-
Tators front sl,oo' to $5OO for employing , boys
under twelve years. Amended by, Mr. Rutan,
by striking rout the minimum penalty, and
adopted. • Mr.`Brdadhead moved to tine $5OO
and imprisou,any engineer not more than, six ,
,months who leaves or refines to operatelds en-
,
r gine when men or animals ' are in the mine. ' • ' CLEABED
Adopted. ..,The original bill provided that the r am" E)
Old. i"rher " *Yriile7 v11111)14.
- ', 0184) 1 . 7 Committee of Examiners shot t dd con,- ii " r o, r.:.'464,t,.19 4 f ia .A ugh ,It rain Z. filfi r rtie j a; *b l:l' t Mt P
sist of 4 three reputable coal initierain practice d ' r' % "66ld ° "I"4:4`a 'r
" cl
'4l
orders
i t * ohm awe • MOnlander i il brajtpr Or 9r art
and two reputable mining engineers. " Mr. Brig lititfir Id if us ill ' .n i ' ,it ' ' o ' I ;d er '
Connell moved to ttosendbisnhatitatiug Ift Peter
wriglit rk
B°bl ' '''C'l4‘Q4hralta;
for
Wo
are
mihers, two mining engineers and ''' ' ' ' ' tEttli NH ' '
SI i - Andrew Levitt ( B 'A
ist A.
' ' ' 1 1 '
ne person Pot interested in coal mines " mr, this t i Art. %tit I ron, wlil ).P
rYlr frem
Aw'reaean
fqr
Ratan proposed that the disinterested ' Portion 'P ak ea t wn ri 449 5 t c put Into
quet'net°w"
2d
inet'
should be appointed I , ?y ,th e , §upreme Court . Buie, Don Jtisto, , Lnetwir. g ali a ll u 4 i r a rtur P'sr tivfnu;sl' - oa
been towed to duct ' to e drCt ana
"balw"k°
Inium""
hmt. for thfuort
The entire proposition of M. Connell was lost
_ leas 5, vayi. 27. bi n H owar d d ' obit la lnoWei, Call; entered 'I. lit at ' LliS pdol' I t
to strikelt ' ineve InAt rtko Do
Old so muchof the ' origlual Li ttil oo lv i llitl l i rt larThrian,liotir Ban vrariciet r o, was Oft
bill as requyed the salaries of the in
spectot s to De fr. ,4l' 4 lp i l t tt iF t ih ac jitti inst. for
pild bY the, Stifle, add CO to payl 14 4 8 v b erlat e 1 4 .1f h 4 h o f i e t ' r n t4e rl 'r'e4'"'"2llll(llete t t
n , or f
them by a special tax on the products of the I -hi°
A'
r° -- - e'°-.
4
1 kk b rorilshir,:4l rri z ew tg e i lt 41" halos
tunics, to be collected • , lne the countyofficers,
and paid on the warrant of the President. ' '- " I
`6"----o--
gtan
and
12a
Judge Imo. For Valparai so. n' jan*rin'eleavedhsn"`°nl"h
of Luzinne. Nils' dulendnitint vras - bo lost/ by NWT lerekintio..) k. , Bossiorth, eleaied'at Sati ' lrran ' -'
13 ayes to 17 noes. An amendment was of- ' cfr ii c h 9 l s .i th ofl l ii it if t gy r sV r .ittim * ore. Cleared S. w. ensa colailth'
((gad by Mr. Buckalew authorizin^ wido • t i "
maintain actions et As
G 1 11°"4rid".
for damages. A opted ltsfr hi lran e pis P e l o ar , ' Zus 'eb 's B pO ea k de e n ti ' la rr tr i ult Ntw Y2lk 3d
ne'cl't°r
Connell moved to restore one or the original ' jrl„B"Blrlooo,o3°b.nwttri,stinotk'elin Holmes , frog; ' 4412
ll'
1"
23"
'
New York tor San
features ef the bill, viz. To allow four n b Baxter Thri I e n. latf. N. ton 29 lAr'. • _
for owners to complete the second : shaft . inlti l crednatlx ' l 1 ..... 5ai1e1i fr°jll Bac'
Irtln°lBe° ,15th
A: ell op to ted. tuse Th s. e bill . then passed by a vote of 28 ittariTrltt l ie n ra na ltitr . Vi n it e a r tl. flom Palelll°for
l''
T°4s
111 the ° irdiihe the 1911 d i " '.
' " r ttn-rteJl4lgl"d.
cm".
fr°2ll
"ve"
614
to
remove Trustees (whether appointed l)y Ist h ingt r for lie n w York.
steamer Tonawanda Jerminks, hence at Savor' al;
deed, will or otherwise), upon the application lath inns-ferrensone,l '
.8 8 : 709 e s a
rp rn
o e r r
v fi
p t
et
l tome
ua
( ,: r
i t e .
r n : d . tr " . .. c m i l ea l r ol m to l :n
it , w i e n w a g ri
o o r n: ea t
a he o
of thu)arties in interest, was discussed. There
seem tObe an Opinion . th
y btr : `b ni eje ty w n. s ib ei f tr;Br a / 1 ,
) 11 ° a n rr . fk - o - n - : cleared - N ...
Steamer 8e 1 ear4"2""nst it , v
tended to '
l'ile
"I'
in
meet some art ar case, elf Mr. ~ r Liverpool. ' New ork,
Tho °
Feller (York) said that it would allow a profli- 12th ill .st 'for Liverpoo . with 5572 bales c otton: dr.c:
gate heir in his county to get at the funds that ant, view , Itimii! , e'l GiesiieW . 34
under a willlbe weld tint no,w reacb., , The.bilt Steanser seas r
WaS - defeated. '. t Hottie ' ' bfll ' "OriOdln 41 . 1111 0 41 : 0 , tle "` ik k ilue • F ' le d rtha nsi l es i::: : e od llacl ux b4: o l 7 r :: e b r il :::: L fr i 7 b ery b ooi
.ad
a „AlleanB , , armA - 4 -- form -fnr tra
ferrin legal , t r. - s - r . " 1 -,-'. '. ,y-+-US" inst. for this pole r
g copies of reclord.4 ' frOM 'the te, B m a , rl c Co a d t ti N e e lta yo plat k on. front Yokoliatnaid Oct. with
English courts to those of , Pennsylvania. Ad- . Bark Vartir9n Snow " h e e st n e c j e d , a c y leared at Gibraltar Vitir
journed. In the afternoon session the aot sr o c abl ial
i tu i N s t t a : r t r A i t u lt s t e n 'f i n"...,,,,,„ ' 4 1,114 f ro i t i m in it r ii;, , c l prce h .
al. older waii the conSiderallone o r we
, ittipg to the people of each district, apd of th lie ll e k lu r i k t. n ,l o a r Me o ll ' aid a n n i l Eirtl.Perri;salled h . .= preMoria7 t en
city of l'hilitaelphia;the queatton fII se e
int( Ig for nra N nT ew Virden ,
forlt. ra Carden e ; er ° o ll ::: : B 's g a r r ena r o r . o m m th i n B , t.
to " lo g ad th
no license—this question to be determined eeen by
ve mind!), for a port north of Hatteras
a• vote ofthe people of th e k eepee d ti .., I' Britt Brazilian, Ca
whenever the court shall order an election. ~/,d/raig, Marta White, Brye. t ' he
union
court shall make such'order upon the pet Scht/Ahbfe. Doi ,'alit
sailetl n nee
a*
Savannah
yes
:emu of one-fourth of the legal voters ; and no
wi fo s r , c:l 1 T or ' 1
2 Emma n alti
m r ' P h Finney, lllat
ram 8n0 . :7 1 c0........'----•• 1 I a ta a n t z " H
g a
*e t h a
w, r h 4 t 11 1
Cit t 1 t
Oftener
shall be held ,in any one district
Seim An E 4 l a r ltntine, Bayles, at Jacksonville I(ith h
than once In every three years. .
Mr • CnciPer offered- an amendment allowin g __ ln ec " h ' f r r a o C m : l6a arl Y e a s n E nal' Ulitter. ' Corson ," and All Edwards,
Bartlott, cleared at Savannah 16th ;natant f
Ilemot - to be '
sold in the mizinal packages ' inany ton, NC. , ~ , ,or Wilmlng
district, in quantities not less than ohe barrel. lo S st ch y r ia lt vi t i e l t m ere n o ga u
Wilmington,
hence;at Charleston 16th
(The original bill absolinely prohibits the sale,
Boston.
Behr J t o o n l a o t a n d an ro Tß: , !l , oal, at Wiscaseet 12th inst. from
if the people so decide, either by wholesale
or
retail.) The amendment was eed to after Spa . PDI Wheaton, Wheaton, sailed from Charleston
agr
having been modified to allow ten gallons , to be 16to Inot. for Jacksonville
Iticbr A E martin. Stile*, at Boston Kilt last
sold. Mr. Porter moved to require the vote to '' ' IIr AItTNE MISCELLANY
riper port, 12th Inotant
be taken by counties instead of b • townships , rr ,P n c m h i r n Nlza l pike , from Charleston for . Philad e lph ia ,
the third
• sieame g
Agreed to. Th e la was laid over r 3
ore nel i tr
p a ra nna o h, ar rived at Charles'
reading. Adjourned. ton 12th loot. waiolthi..asnteeeamor
the A
..board, and would
The Governor notified the House that he p roceed t to the
had signed numerous bills, among them thefrom 7rrlietabg,7tetpaorkrtslio
ag n
the rle 7th tact. W o t ti P e r a ev ps ia ; fl e e t . -
t A e m ra e t fell 11l Ara h sebr Allen Middleton ( of ' P
following: Incorporating the Women's Branth
verge . ot trom o Geeirgetown, SO. tor New lay ro n vid alf/Vs ' .
of the Pennsylvania Society for the Prevention
.i pin e q
u. est lumber ,
ofec ap with
tA f m o ti e :
ifeety by o n water
h:im
four in
hoots.her bddu.yriAntltvlsvi
of Cruelty to Animalti; preventln" ti
or destruction of bacgage; incorporating rat l i e ng injurytli thrown
overboard, Alm I V:p i ll:foe trhetztit ; du d w as
get into
Philadelphia Telegraph Company. port
end
we
parted
company.
MAXI
A TEMPEST IN A TEAPOT.
A curious "storm in a teapot" has occurred
in the Li lipatian principality of Monaco,which
has a peculiar interest for France._ Some
twenty years ago an officer in the French
army, Capt. Doineau, a chief of the famous
Arab " bureaux." was sentenced to death for
various arbitrary acts no w forgotten. SOme said
that the evidence of the natives which led to
his conviction wag perjured. His free pardon
was commented upon by the opposltionjour
nals at the time it was granted as a great abuse
of the Imperial prerogative. Captain Doineau
disappeared from France, and was altogether
forgotten. It now appears tbAtfor nine years
past he has been an engineer in the service of
the gambling-house, at Monaco, and has super
intended all those' great works which have
read() the " Establishment" of Monte Carlo a
rival of Homburg and Baden-Paden. The
other day the inhabitants of the principality,
stimulated probably by rival contractors, took
it into their heads that Capt. Doineau had
pernicious monopoly which ought to be
put down. The people assembled to the
number of 300—a very formidable as
semblage indeed in such a State as Monaco
—and marched up the steep and serpentine
castle hill to the court-yard. of Prince Gnmahrs
palace. What was he to do? The whole army
of Monaco consists of a sergeant, a corporal,
and about a half a dozen men. The Prince
was constrained to issue a decree ordering
Captain Doineau to leave the territory of
Monaco within twelve hours. If the order
bad not been obeyed, the sovereign Prince
himself would have been packed oft. Monaco
has long been marked by France for annex
ation, and this incident will furnish an excuse
whenever a favorable opportunity occurs.
Popular Settilifient
• It is perhaps inevita.ble,.bnt none the less to
be regretted, that the Fitz-John 'F'orter ease
should arouse once more the' fierce animosi
ties, personal and partisan, of 1862. .It is clear,
from the official record, that - General' Portar
was satisfied with his court at the: time, of
trial, and so expressed himself, personally ,- and
through ,•counsel. If the- matter rests only.
there, the case clearly should' not be re
vised, atiO least. Of. all !. should, ; pardon
be granted. But the ground on which
Messrs. Greeley and Banks, Senators Wilson,
Sherman, Curtin,, Foster, Harris and other
distinguished men haVe asked -for revision, is
entirely different. Their ground is, that while
then. Court contemplated .no injustica t , ",,new
and decisive testimbny, inaccessible at the
time of trial," is now offered, The existence
of such evidence is a question, of fact, and - a
fact of which such gentlenien as, those just
narued"should he competent. udges. We think
public sentiment is in favor of fair play for
Porter.- Times.
The Kansas Burning Well.
(From the,Fort Scott- MonJtor, reb. , 23.J -
Citizens and strangers yisited the burning
well in flocks on guntiffy. Pram before noon
until sundown a constant stream of people, on
foot, in carriages, and on horseback, were
going or twining from that remarkable curi
osity. At seethed, and bubbled, and burned
for thenilis long as their curiosity and in=
quisitiveness prompted them to watch it •; and
we Prestinfe it - is bunting , et, as it has been
for two months past. It seems almost a pity
that so much gas of nature's own superior
manufacture,
should thus "waste its sweetness
on the desert air." It is not wasted, howerer.
It!proves that below there is a laboratory where
for ages nature has been' busy with .gigantic
chemical experiments, and that materials,rich
and inexhaustible, are-there , stored, awaiting
but the utilitarian expedients of man's in
genuity,and necessities to idatape, them into
the appliances of civilization andiviatltie..
XIMMIEIjTISi_OF, OCEAN sreAmEnii:
811713 811021 g !i , il j ) ..DATE. )
Srnidt ilremen.'..New York ' ' Jan.•2o
Cella ,
Tarifa Liverpool ...New York via B Feb. 1
Llverpool.,New .... • . -Feb. 2
- Minnesota Liverpool... New York, ~...Feb. 3
Pernxilan Liverpool-Portland-1, • • Feb, 3
. Nrut Plesgow...New York,-.., ~...,Feb. 4
/Slain is . ositiaptorl...New York - "Fobi ;8
Aleppo Liverpool ..New York ' ' Feb. ;8
TO DEPART,
C. of Italtintore..New York-LtvernooL ' Feb. 19
Villa de Yarls....Now York-liayre.....- ........... -.Feb. 19
Belietia " New York-Liverpool Feb: 19
Oen Cronrwell...New York. f .NewOrlearts. Feb. 19
Anglia-- Now York-Glasgow .. Feb: 19
3 nniata- Orfne;...Feb: 19
Wyonkleg. , .....Tibiladembla...Bavannah • Feb.l9
Pioneer •Plnladelobia...Wihnington Feb.2l
'B. America:. New York ...Rio Janeiro, a 0... Feb. 21
Alaska...-. ......,Nlyr Feb.2l
C of 21exied,.. . .. ork.,. Fara Bros, &a Feb;22
City of Cor' New 1011-Liven:idol H Feb: 22. Plow or -Hamburg Fob. 22
Minnesota-. ...Hsmmonia
... New York... Liverpool ' Feb. 23
China New Yoric..Liverpool Feb .23
Gen eade New York ...New Orleans Feb. 23
Tarifa New Ydrk-Lijerpool ' • Feb. 24
C. of Brooklyn.. New York..Liverpobl Feb. 26 I
BOARD Or TRADE.
Ov a
J. JM WETNENILL, lorqut.Yoclatsurraß.
'GIGO. N. ALLEN, • - ; ;
MARINE BIILLETiN.
rtniT OF F III I!_ADELPIIIA—Fiii.Iti.
RVN meEs, 0 401 STIN Saws, 20 I Huta
AR. 4
YESTERDAY .
r I 3
•PArthr Olk.lo, Folday
to Jae L Bewley I"rn 414°44'
irnt,DAlLy,EyEtrixo Eptixtrizi-7-roiLADELtquA s EItii)AY.'PEI3II,IIARY 18.1870.
Monaco hi a Fernient.
To Allirirk
SHIPPERSf - GUT
FOBOSTON.—STEAMSHIBOSTON.—STEAMSHIP DIRECT. SAILING FROM EACH PORT LINE
swans
ay.
Wednesday and Satard
• ,
FROM ,PINE STREET WHARF PHILADELPHIA.
AND LONG WHARF . BOSTON.
,
.vlO3lll PHILADELPHIA. FROM BOSTON.
10 A. M. 3 P. M.
SAXON,_Wednesday,Feh. 2 ARlES, ' Wednesday, Feb. 2
NORMAN ,T.Satiinday, " 5 ROMAN Paturdayi,.. , " 6
AILIEB, Wednesday 9 SAXON,Wednesday, " 9
ROMAN, Saturday, " 12INORMAN, Saturday," 12
SAXON, Wednesday, " 16 mugs. Wednesday, " 16
NORMAN BanertleYs" /9 1 R O MA N , L I tt u rds.Y , " 19
ARIES. W ednesday , " 23 SAXON, wednesaay, " 23
BOHAN, Saturday, ." 26 NORMAN, Saturday " 26
These Stetanstdps ,p , unctually. ' , neigh& received
every day. •
Freight forwarded to all tokkta in Heir England.
For Freight or Pasmagiso,wrlor accommodations)
apply to ' nts,r WINSOB & CO.,
338 Souttr Deleeuw° avenue.
_ _
DHILADELPRL&_ RICiEHOND ANIi
NORFOLK STEAMSHIP LINE.
THROUGH ISECHIT • AIR LINA .TO THZ SOUTH
AND WEST.
INCREASED FACILITIES AND E.EDUCED RATES
• • FtrlS7o:
STEAMERS LEAVE EITZET WEDNESDAY and
BATURDAY,at 12 &elk, Noon, from FIRST WHARF,
above MARKET Street.
RETURNING, LEAVE RICHMOND TUESDAYS and
FRIDAYS. and NORFOLK WEDNESDAYS and
SATURDAYS.
IFirNo Bills of Lading signed after 12 o'clock on
Sailing Day.
THROUGH RATES to all points in North and South
Carolina via Seaboard Air-Line Railroad, connecting at
Portaroonth, and to Lynchburg, Va., Tennessee and the
West via Virginia and Tennessee Air-Line and Rich
mond and Danville Railroad.
Freight HANDLED BUT ONCE_Ald.takett at LOWER
RATES THAN ANY OTHER LINE.
Nonsf charge for colt:mission. dra age,oranyexpensefor
traer. t
fliesuaslalps fritnfo itt lostertratra. r
'Freight recorivedTiAlLY. -• -
State-room accommodations for passengers.
WILLLsk Ul.l/.ffi & 00.
No, 12 South Wrea and Pier No, 1 North Wharves.
W. P. PORTE R:Agent Atßiarocosti..a.nd City Point.
T. P. CROWE L CO., Agents at Norfolk
DHILADELPI3IA. HOgaralnali
2111Alti9HIli :CONSILIUM: syGuLAB
LINES FROM QUEEN STREICT 'WHARF.
The JUNIATA will sail for NEW ORLEANS, via
HaTa, on Satuplay. Feb.
from. 19,
Th an o YAZOO will sail om. NEW ORLEANS, via
HA YANA. on Thursday, Feb. IT.
The WYOMING will sail for SAVANNAH on
Saturday, Feb. 19. at 8 o'clock A. N.
The TONAWANDA will !tail Iran SAVANNAH on
Saturday, Feb. 19.
The PIONEER will sail for WILMINGTON, N.0.,0n
Monday, Feb. 21, at 6 A. M.
Through bills of lading signed, and passage tickets
sold to all points South and West.
BILLS of LADING SIGNED at QUEEN ST. WHARF.
For freight or nassag.e, apply to
w7.41.,1AH JAMES, General Agent,
', " : 1.90 South Third street.
EW EXPRESS LINE TO ALEXA N.
dria, 0 eorgeand Waabiagton;D. C., via Ches.
a cake and Delaware Canal, with connections at Alex.
andria from the moat area route for Lynchburg, Brie
toi, Knorvillo , NaShVinelDattOnnnd the Sorithwest..
Steamers leave regniarlyfrom the first 'wharf abor
Harket street, every Saturday at noon.
Freight received daily. M. P. OLYDE & 00.,
N 0.12 South Wbarves and Pier.' North Whanroe.
HYDE & TYLER, .agenta at Georgetown. _
M. 'ELDRIDGE & GO., &gents st Alexandria. Va
_._.
°TICE:4 4 'OB 2.TEW YOBIC., VIA. DEL
awareand Raritan Canal—Swiftenre Tranenarta•
t on Coinpany—Deepatch and Bwitteure Lines,— The
business by these Linea wilt be replanted on and after
the Bth of March..
For Freight, which, will be taken
on acc
=I Bora da h ommot Whar vesing terma, apply VIAL to BAIRD
CO., ,
NOTICE -FOR NEW YORK, VIA DEL
AWARE AND BARITANCANAL.
BWIFTSIIIIR TRANSPORT.ATION COMPANY.
DEBpATOII AND BWIFTRUBE LINES.
The business of tbe se lines will bemoaned on =dates
the 19th orMarob. For fisiglit,wbioh will be taken o
aocenniiodating ternis,apply to WM, BAIRD & 00., •
• • No. 132 Routh Wharves.
CONSIONZEgrIitOntES.
OTICE—THE BRIG "ANNIB BATCH=N
BLDlllt,nfrora•Portland,Me.i now discharging
at M
Mead Alley Wharf. Consignees will please attend to
the reception of their goods. WORSItLiM 3 CO., Con;
signees,l23 Walnut stew dad f
CAUTION
AIITIO 14.—ALL I.—ALL ARO
hereby cautioned against harboring or trusting
any of the crew of the British brig Estelle," Delay
master. from Rotterdam, as. no debts ,qf their contract
ing will be paid by Captain or Oonsi,gneee.. WORKMAN
A CO., Consignees. tt.
= E mm
siva o±:i• 44. Itzl
B, W. so
Streets. Incorporated Febr
posits and Payments
and 2 P. M. and ou ktonds,
from 3to 7 o'clock. Infanta
January 1,1870.
President—JOHN WIN,CI
DIANA
Charles Humphreys,
Samuel V. Merrick,
William W. Neen;
Peter Williamson
R. Bundle
J. Lewis,
°Mort Toland,
Sailor. Baker,
Jahn Ashkurst,
Prod 'lt Fraley,
Joh. S. Lewis,
kl.O
'IO•SPICOIA.IiHEPOWSITSH
MMIM
Ili aD e 111 31 8' 1 I ; , ' . OS ICITHOLW z
1 TOCKRT lINIVES, 'I'VAItIs 'and wry HAN
I Rs of • beautiful Ruts .h* ItOTIGRREP and AVE Ai
I ETCHER'S and tile OBLEBRANZU "LIU ULTRI
RAZORi j rgissorts IN fgA.SES of le fi nest dustier.
atora,,notdvee, Solomon an Tabla Cu ry,, ground a
, olfeheoL:lAß INSTRUMENTS of Ale roost rrov ..
tonitructio to omelet th e bearing i at, Z. MAD RA,' ,
Outlet' and Surgical Inetrtuaent Malter.llS Ten street
beta 1 heatnat. ' , s ' ' . , myl-H:
cOTTON 7 4/1,120 — E 7XUE - 4--1 - 827 , 134T-41338 - 00T
ton,:, H. els Rice—Now JasulbsEt• P ro m ,steamer ;
' 1 onawanda," rm. Savannah, aa., smut ,for Pale. by I
1 000HIZAhi, RU SEPT., A 09.011 Chestnut, stroet,, ~
CI OTTON.-404 13.4.LE5, Cf.!1747)1T, NO vr 1
N.) landing front .steanier Wypnilgbkorn. flavalwa43l.
411 a.; and for sale by 00UltRAM, RUSSELL - AV OUAlit
Uhestnut street. , '
G FUND SOCI
. IV:WALNUT add TENTH
nary. VD. Open for De.
•tween the hours of 9 A. M.
y and Thursday afternoons
t per cent. per anlllll3l from
, 7
GERS.
John o.•Oresson,
John O. Davie,
Joseph B. Townsend,
it'J. Lewis, 31 .-
4cob P. Jones,
Tilghman, +.
I Charles Wheeler,
Saunders Lewis,
John E. Cope,
Henry L. Gaw,
Henry Winsor,‘
00N , 86141n.; Treasurer. ,
fes,eqn.lrorol
liAr THOM 44,8 & SONS
AIIUT
/Me • Nod. 1324.nd 141 Sonth FOUBTadtreel
N
OF STOOKS Asp BEA,LESTATE,,
um °sales at the Philadelphia Zacharias OM?
TUSEIDAY.at 12 o'clock
W r Furniture sales` ;,t' ithe AuoUbn ettve / toast
snide di Beachinceiroonfveseinoid ktteljttofi
ELEGANT ENGLISH /1001 S.
ON PRIDAY.A.FTSBOON.: -
Feb- 18, at 4 o'clock, elegantly Illustrated and standard
Library Week/. J uvenileii, Gift Books, Poets, Novelists,
In fine bindings.
Administrator's Sale, ,
No. 124 Tulpehocken street, Genriantosni.
HAUSOIIik ROSEWOOD, ,WALNOT AND OAK
NITUKE, HANDSOME ByCIATELIAI AND
rs PORTA INS. VERT Fl it WI, PAINT
NOS,
.MIRRORS',NCH LAT MANTEL. AND
11414, SUPERIOR , SPRING MAT
ftIi.SSES, MOH MEDALLION, VELVET, BRCS
, NIELS` AND OTHER - CARPETS, - ELEGANT'
Flll , NCH CHINA. HANDSOMELY, OUT AND EN
, OKAYED GLA SSW Aux, ace.
, . on wxoNzsDAT mo4trilio.
Feb. fit, at 11 o'clock, at No. 124 tripe ocken street,
Germantown, by, catalogue,
vr
the entire HOusehold Furni
ture comprising— Handsome Itoseood ..srawing Room
*ad litttingßoom Furniture. brotatelle 'and plash cov
ertnge; 'handsome Walnut Chamber Suit, elegant Oak
Dada Sideboard, very large and elegant astira wood
Extension Table, Oak Hall Furniture, ettaerlo_r Ma
hogany and Cottage ChaMbet Furniture, tine 'French
Plate Mantel and Pier Mirrors, verY.4 l no,oll Fdiatings.
handeeme Brocatelle and Lace Curtains, handsomely
painted and gilt Mantel Vases,Bronre Ornaments, su
perior Spring Matresees, rich Medallion Velvet. Buis.
sele And other Oarpetti,elettant French Ohina,handsomely
Cut and Angraved 01456WAre, Kitchen Utensils
ALSO, A LARGE AND' MEGA, T FRENCH
'CHINA DINNER, TEA AND DESisERT SEVIC,
BLUE AND GMT DECORATED. 222 PIECES.
CARRIAGES, HAANDSSI'dm.
Also, OennanteWn Wagbil, by Wm. pittntalv close
Carriage, by Watson; four pets Doubt. and Single liar.
nese. barden Implements, ac.
May be examined at 8 o'elock on the Morning ofaide.
VALUABLE OBEEN-HOUBE PLANTS.
Tbe , vatuable Oreen-honse Plants will be sold on
FRIDAY MORNING, February 25, at 10 o'clock
PUBLIC SALE ON THE PREMISES,
By order of the Commissioner of Markets `and City
Property, Wat-yes Ind Landings.
THREW, STollY BRICK BUILDING.
UN SATURDAVMORNINO,
Feb. 20, 1170, aril o'clock precisely, will gold at pub•
sale, to the highest biddet, en the premises, all that
three-story brick messnage (mot. fed by, the Nineteenth
Ward Union Leagne, situate at the junction of Frank.
ford road and York streets. Nineteenth Ward. To tie
taken down and the material an d debris removed by the'
purchaser on or before April 1,187 Q.
to be paid at time of BRIO.
By corder of J. H. PUGll.Estr.,Ocankilluchmer.
MOE PUBLIC SALE, '
By order of the Commissioner of Markets and City Pro
perty. Wharvver and Landings.
LEASES OF CITY WHARVES,
ON TUESDAY, fABCH 1,
At 12 o'clock, noon, at the Philadelphia Eichange,will
be sold at Dublin auction, to the highest bidder. for the
term of one or three years, the following mooed wharves
and landings,
Bridesburg wharf, or the river Delaware.
Cumberland street wharf, on the river Delaware.
Marlborough street wharf, on the river Delaware.
Prime attest wharf, on the river Delaware.
Vine street wharf, on the river Schuylkill.
By order of J. H. PllGll,Comraiggioner.
B u.Nitts4u,Duitkcoicuw & co.,
AUCTIONEERS,
NOR. 232 and 211 Market' 'Steel. corner of Bank.
LARGE SALE OF FRENCH AND OTHER EURO
PEAN DRY GOODS,
ON MONDAY MORNING, •
Feb, 21, at 10 o'clock,on four months' credit. including—
DRESS GOODS.
Pieces Mk and cord Mohaire, Alpacas, fine Reps, Ac.
'do superior quality Poplin Alpacas and White
Piques.
do Spina' Delninen. Papielinns. Mohair Lnstres,
100 PIECES LYONS DRESS SILKS.
Full lines all boiled black Taffeta and Drap do France.
,'de extra .heavy black Gras Grains and Cache
mere de Solo.
do very elegant colored Poul . tdo Sole. •
75 PIECES SATINS,
In blacks and colors. orvarirms vial Mee.
2.5 PIECES GROS DL NAPLES *
In the newest spring shades.
100 PIECES NADINE&
Plain white, black and colored and a hoiden, latent
novelties.
DONNA MARIA,
For veils. new shades. just landed. -,
KID GI OWES.
Also, ZO dozen ladies' and gents' Faris Kid Gloves.
, RIBBONS.
'Also, 400 cartons rich Bonnet Ribbons, comprising—
ro line of plain assorted colors Taffeta Ribbons.
do ' all boiled black Ribbons. numbers 4to 200.
do cob red andblack, Satin Ribbons, extra qua!
ties, plain corded and feather edges. a pico
dm, etc.
Also,
Foil lines Colored Crepes, French Artiacial Flowers
&c., &c.
Also,
Balmoral and Hoop thirty. ildkfs., White Goods
Ties. Embroideries. Dread and Cloak Trot= ings,Braids
Buttons, Glares, linsbrellas, Fancy Goody, &c.
SALE OF 2000 CASES -BOOTS,. SHOES, .ILA.TS. ao
ON TUESDAY MORNING,
Feb. 22, at 10 o'clock, on four months' credit.
LARGE SALE OF BRITISH, FRENCH. GERMAN
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
ON THURSDAY MORNING:
Feb. 24, at 10 o'clock, on form Months' credit.
JAMES A. FRERM A Pi) AUOTION.VaIity
N 0.422 WALNlTT'reeet.
EXECUTORS' SALE . THE PREMISES:
XOTEL PROPERTY, CHURCH STREET, FRANK
_ FORT.
On SATUR,PAY AFTERNOON, Feb. 19, ino, .at 4
o'clock, will be sold 'on ,, the premises; a three story
brick Hotel property., , Church , street, near the bridge,
over the Lia•T t creek'. 'Lot '96x100 feet. Exerts
WA' of,U4heeS .4grei deceased. •
.
Sale , at the ,diehlaud. 'HouseMoi. 107,799 and Arch'
street: •
HA.NDSCIUMPARLOTh FURNITURE alinusTELs,m-
GRAIN.AND OTHER CARPETS, WALNUT AND
COTTAGE 81PY8 HAIR
CIIATRESGS E ./ S : B A E R D A D . IN G
,
• C TEA A IAN L I A HO W WATK OOK I N ERS.H P AR-R T U M
FIXTURV ISt_NRUNCIATOR, LIQUORS, etc-, etc. • ,
• • ' •' ' ON MONDAY 'MORNING;
at ten o'eltick, by estologeo, the entire
parlor. chamber. diuing:ropm and kitchen furniture, of
the , Ashlargl.!ricaule; comprising , elegant al( walnut
parlor finite, covered, with violet plush, oil walnut
chamber :X, wardniboth'. bureaus,' bedsteads,
washstand", hatr matresses, podding, linen. blankets,
ntirtoid; .41h:dug-tables:. glass ware; china, steam.
beating apparatus, cocking utensils, laundry fixtures,
marble bars, initinciater, fine liquors, A•ci, 4tc.
May ke . exavi_gt ,with catalogue, on morning of sale.
• Set re of the Whole veinnutury.
---
MA.H,T.LNI fki.k.H.r.f,' Al 3 01 1 101k1 masa,
(Lately Salesmen for M+ Thomas & Boned
N 0.1529 CHESTNUT street. rear entrance from Minns
TWO ELEGANT PIANO -10ItTES, SPLEEDID
PARLOR SUITS, RICH VELVET CARPETS, &c.
ON SATURDAY. MORNING, ' •
Feb. 19, at the auction store. without reserve, very flue
tone 73.; octave , Plarto Forte, square grand, in elegant
rosewood case, nearly new, capt 0750; elegant 7-octave
Piano Forte,- rosewood • caae, .both made first-class
New York maker; very elegant rosowoobrocatolle
Parlor Suit: handsome Walnut and 'PlushParlor Suit,
flue Vel ye r and . other Carpets, tine French. Plate Mantel
and;Pier Mirrors, &c. • ' • ' •
Special Perernyitory Sale at the Auction Rooms.
ELEGANT FURNITURE, RICH PLIDiII PARLOR
SUIT, HANDSOME OILED WALNUT CHAMBER
SUITS, SPLENDID ROSEWOOD SEVEN-OCTAVE
PIANO FORTES. FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS,
DESKS AND 'OFFICE FURNITURE, CARPETS,
,Ac,,C. ,
ON" SA'TURD'AY 'MORNING,
At 1014 o'clock, at the auction rooms, No. 529 Chestnut
street; very - etterior Walnut Household Furniture,
handsome , C ; arved• Walnut and Crimson, Finals
Parlor Snit 4 - Elegant Walnut Chamber Suite, oil
finish; splendid isßotafavood Piano Forte, full, seven oc
tave 4verstrung base; French Plato Mirrors, Walnut
Desks) . and 'CMGs: . Furniture, flue Brussels and .othor
Carpets, China and Glassware, handsome Sideboards.
Extension Dlning.Tablee, Dining 'Room °hairy, Look
ing Glasses. Pictures, Library Table, &c.
• The Furniture will be ready for examination on Fri
giv.
SCOTT'S ART OP,XL,E,R,Y AND AUCTION
COMMISSION SALES ROOMS,
- • ,B. SCOTT. 'JR., Aucti()neer. '
. 1117 CHESTNUT street, ,
' • Girard Row.
Particular attention paid to , ont-door 'aloe. at mode.
rate rates. ' ' d 029 tf
- SPECIAL TRADE SALE
BARTRAM t TAUTON FAMILY SEWING
=•• MN .
ON MON ACHI DAY MORNING, •
Feb. 21, at 103‘ o'clock, by 'order of Wm. T. Hopkine,
11111 Chestnut. street, general agent for Pennsylvania,
New Jersey and Southern States for these superior Ma•
chinas i whick, poly need to heOecae,knoWn to make
them the most popular family sewing machines in the
market.. They, are jdst from , the manufactory, -every
wny complete, and sold with, the agent's guarantee.
Alaehluss noW on exhi bit ion si the .office of the agency,
where palliest are invited to call and examine them and
receive imitructione in , working them before- and after
the sale. Canalso be Been at the auction rooms two
Clays before sale. ..
We have received instructions from Mr. J. Lutz, N
122Seath•Riererith f streot.30 offer, his entire Stock of
Fnrnitnre at pullie'sale,on THURSDAY and FRIDAY.
Yebrttaty 24 tuts 25. on account of retiring from business
end doparture for Rpm"
Particulars hereafter. ' • •
A. MC 'IA:ELAND, ' AUCTIONEER,
12/9: 011XST.NUT Street.
Nov — Personal attention given to Sales of ridusehold
Furniture at nwelllng._s. '
Mgr Public Saies of .'urniture at the Anction items,
1779 Chestnut street,:eVer* tilondak and l'unrsdsi
Air For_partionlars pqo Public Ledger.
BR - IC lb nape rlot'd lass of ithrnlture' at IPrivate
m L. ASHBRIDGE . 4% 00., ALTO,
.1, • Eir t ß:. 0.54 MARKET street. above Pift
riziT-,..--....-
-r
a R 6 1•': t. °REY ESTABlLliiiilt:
menu.-- B .)lleoruelg:pf exult awl Iliiffir' ti tr i vt4 i
oney tidvanged on Merchandise- generally—Watonek
:lowelrY; Diatnonds, Gold' and: Silver Plate, and on all
articles oivelnejor any lengtkoi tine agreed on,
•WATCELES I.IM , JEWELGY•• AT, FRIVATEI .- 11.
Fine Gold glintgg Owle t Double idottorn and Goan. so.
English Aolorie and hlwins Patent Lever' Watches;
Nineo4l , llnoting Gage and OpenTeee Lenin° Wae!C'
Tine Gold Duplex - end other IVntchen; Fine silver Hunt.
thifi Gar And %on ragaAnglielt, Antqriql,n, en& wig
Patent Lover and 140p4 . 10,Weltepi08; D0111)1,0 vase EnTuo
Qaartior And , o t yr, itetteeL: lOUs , fetter Wa L te be;
Diamond Bteee in_ .e• Finger Shuts; "Ear Binge; studs:
, &e.;.`Fine 'uor , Chihtit; Nredidironev Braceletaf ',Marl
t .P i ln°; g l 3 Te ran t r l WlLP i ng',Fl ti liqfq ,F•nr4,Ctrel end Joe
, foL/111 1 /Alillril.: jArge and., valuable IrLreigalt C7hOid.
'am tab! for a• ovidlerfpoot $5O. .' ~,,,.:_,' ~, t :
Also, several Lote in 410$11. A/iirnfill4 , l 'PR I m Mtt"tOP I V
nut etreetd. - ,- .
.Ikt!eT!.ort
I 1 Illitt)AlAl3, 81.11,1111 & tittN, A.UOTUM.
1 RAAB AND CrOMbllSBl6llf nffiteltAlSTll.'
lioeorehold~
ilOar raV")
irdrultjti e co ?tut' droatiTt l lon reoggvin 010
26106 of rurnituie at g=attended toon the 01001
reasonable tetur. , ,
Sale at No.lsollOuthhert street
TOOLS, MACHINE'. LUMBICR.t acc.; Ofr A OAR:"
i PEVITER 11.0 ,
,
ON SATURDAY' MORNING. ' ''
I Ar'lo o'clock , b aV rhei carpenter ahoy of . John 'S.B2ltta i ,
'No /WS Utah err iltreet, will be sold, One eusertor Mon tieing Rfitchltie,lntee ipower and Circular arr, Beach
Visia, planes, 'roole,Ap. ,
' Afriereadot , of Ltrinber aud Mouldings. '4 4.± : ,
DT BABBITT &' AUCTIONEERS;
„up
tro.
sigAEmpit llOeet. c 010.14
H= strrner or Bank Mr*.
dri D. MOOLBES 'llll 4304
V• 16. IstiefraitkiiT geg. l9 " ll/181
BOOT AIM 8110SIAL I ALVIIRY 410/MAY AL=l
DAVIS 8 HARVE ' , Are I NEEREI,
(Leto with M. Theinee antis
Store Nos. gland I No th : htth et eet.
INSURANCE .CO: t 2
NORTH AMERICAi
• • J . A440A4111.1,13/0)
14C011PORATED 1704. CHARTER PEE.,PETM-T I O,
& ‘.,16Q0,01/0 00.
ASSETS • - 2,703,404 00
Emma paid eines orgatlfstatiull i. .23"000)-f
Ileceima of Premium, '69 1,991X/it
from investments, ' ' 1/4,60674,
1 • ' ' ' $2,106,834
Losses paid, 1869, Jan. 1, 1370 .. : .......... 3,035)380 81
STATEMENT OF THE ASSETS. '
First Mortgage on City Property $760,480 El
'United Btates Government and other Loan. •
Bonds 1,122,046 00
Railroad, Bat It and Canid Stocka' ' 63,705.041
Cash in Bank and ...... ........ 247,620
Loans on Collateral Sechrity ' • 32,858 OW
Notes Receivable,. mostly- Marine-Pre-
621
whim
Accrued Interest. . 20 ,944 00
,367 00
Premiums in course of transmission 65,193 00
Unsettled Marine Premiums , 100,90 Q 011.
Real Estate, Office of Company,
' 30,000 et
• ' DIRECTORS. ,
Arthur G: Coffin, • Francis 11. eone,
Samuel W. Jones, , „ Edwariiil. Trotter,
Jahn A. Brown', Edward' S. Clarke,
Charles Taylor, • T. Charlton neon'',
Ambrose White, Alfred D. JoesnD,
William Welsh, . • Louis C. Madeira,
S. Morrie Wain, Chas. W. Cushman, .
Jahn Mason', • . • • Clinient A'. Grideom,
William Brockie.
A
Geo. L. Harrison,
• RTITUR O. COFPIN, Preadont
CHARLES PLATT, yicei Pres't.
MATTHIAS MA Ris,Secretarr.
0. li. AREVIKS,, ASS 't Secretary.
FIRE ASSOCIATION
F
, PHILADELPHIA.
IncOrporated Horeb, 27, nab.
Office---No. 34 North Fifth Street.
INSURE BUILDINGS,
BY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AND IMA OSS OHNDISE GENERALLY FROM
L FIRE.
• an the city of Philadelphia only.) '
Assets January. 1870.
*1)1,572 '9732 25.
TBUSTL'EB:
William H . Hamilton, Charles P. Bower,
• John Darrow, . Peter Williamson,
George I. Young, Jesse Lightfoot,
Joseph R. Lyndon, Robert Shoemaker, -
Levi P. Coate, , Peter Armbnater,
Samuel Elparhark, M. H. Dickinson,
Joseph E. Schell.
WM. H. HAMILTON, President,
SAMUEL BPARRAwK, vice. President,
WM. T. BUTLER, Secretary.
THE PHILADELPHIA TRUST,
• SAFE DEPOSIT
AND INSITRANCE COMPANY,
OEPICE AND BURGLAR-Pl2OOB VAULTS dr
THE PHILADELPHIA BANE BUILDING,
No. 421 CHESTNUT STREET.
CAPITAL, $500,000.
For SKEE•JCEEPING Of GOVERNMENT BONDS and other
OECIIRITIES, FAMILY PLATE, JEWELRy,and ether VALII•
ADZES, under special guarantee, at the leweat rate•..
The Company also offer for Rent at rates Tarling front
11.5 to .$75 per annum, the renter alone holding the key,
SMALL SAFES IN TIIE BIIRGLAR-PROOF VAULTS,
affording absolute Bac tram against FMB, TIIEBT,BuR
GLARY aid ACCIDENT.
All fiduciary obligations, such as TRATATs, GUARDIAN.'
snips, EXVCCTORBIIII.B, etc., will be- undertaken and
faithfully discharged.
Circulata,giving Cull dataile,forwarcled on application
• • DIRECTORS.
Thomas Robins, Denjainin IL Oinnegys,
Lewis R. Ashhurst, Augustus;Heaton,
J. Livinoston Effinger.. F. Ratchford Starr,
R. P. Mcf_Jullagh; Daniel Haddock, Jr.
Edwin M.Lewis, Edward Y. Townsend,
James L. Claghorn, John D. Taylor, ,
Ben. Wm. A. Porter.,.OFFICERS.•
Pres Nent—LEWIS ASHOURST,
VW! Fresiderit-4. LIVINGSTON ERRINGER.
Secretary and,Trea.utrer, , R. P. IncetlLLACill... ;..
Solicitor—RlCHAßD L
. .
. ; ;; fe2 tr pUm
/TIRE RELIANCE'- INSURANCE. 00211. ,
A.. PANT. OF PHIIRIoPHI,A•
Incorporated'lntlB4 LAß r. - Charter Ferpetual.
°Mee, No. NM Walnut street., r . .
CAPITAL, $BOO,OOO. ' • ' '
Insures against loos or damage by FIRE, on House,
, Stores and other Buildings; limited or perpetual, and on'
.Furnitureun ty „Ukmils, Wares and Merchandise in town or
co
I,OtiSESTROMPTLF ADJUSTIID ,ARD PAID.
Assets, December, 1, 1869 ,$401,872 42
Iniosted in the folkming SecuriGes,vh s .
First Mortgagee on. City Property, well se. , ‘;,
cured— $16,100 00,
United States Government Loans 83,000.00:
Phliadelphia City . 6 Per Cent. Imam, 76,C00 00
- Warrants .. .
, ... 6,036 7(i•
Pennsylvania 000,000 6 Per Cent ........ • 60,000 00
PennsYlvania Railroad Bonds, First Mortgage 6,000 00
Camden and Amboy Railroad Company's drer
Cent. Loan 6,00000
Huntingdon and Broad Tell 7 Per Cent. Hen* ” •
gage Bonds 4,080 da
County Fire Insurance Company's - Stock. 7,050 00
6.llechanics' Bank Stock 4,000 00
Commercial Bank of Pennsylvania Stock /0, 0 00 0 0
Union 'Mutual Insurance Company's Stook. 120 00
Reliance Insurance Company o f Philadelphia
Stock 3,200 00
..... ... . •••••• ........... .....
Cash in Bank and 'on hand. ' • 16.316 72
Worth at Par
Worth at present market pricee.......
. .
-. DIRECTORS,
' Thomas Ll. BM, Thomas H. Moore,
William Musser,, Samuel °Ratner,
Samuel tlienham,' • • ' • James T. Young,
H. L. Carson, . Isaac E. Baker,
Wm. Stevenson; Christian J. Hoffman,
Beni. W. Tingley, Samuel B. Thomas,
Edward Biter.
_ . THOMAS O. HILL, President.
Was. CHUB% Sicretaiy. •
PHILADELPHIA, Decemer 23,1669 . . .ial-tn th II #
THE PENNSYLVANIA. FIRE INERT.
RANCE ' COMPANY.
—lnconorated 164b-Charter FerPettial.
No. Ma WALNUT street; opposite Independence Square,
This Company, favorably known to the commtudty for
over forty years, -continues to insure against loss or
damage by tiro on public or Private Bundinse, either
perreanently or fora limited time.' Also on rniture,
nt*cklof.thmtbri, and Merchandise generally, on libersJ
terms.
' Their Capital, together with a large, Surplus Fund, is
Invested in the most careful winner, w h ich enables them
to offer to the insured an undoubted , soctuitY in the MHO
of loos.
- I)I3I.O'fORS. , , • . .
Daniel ismith,.Jr,, John Devereux
Alexander Benson, Thomas Smith,. ,
Isaac Haelehtirst, • Henry Lewis
Thomas Robins, i:, , J. Gill ingham Feb,
• , Daniel Iladdock,Jr. ,
O.
~ s' DANIEL SMITH, JR.., President.
_W M, G. CROWELI6 Secretary. . 8149-81 •
ANT fIR ACITE INSURANCE oc.).iii•
. P'ANY.—CHARTEIL PERPETUAL.
:Office, no. 311 WALNUT Street, above Third,. Philads,
Wilt insure against Loss or Dimage by Fire on Build!
lags, either perpetually or for &limited time, Household
Furniture and lfferchandloo generaltlY. •
Also, Marine lrisurance on Vessel!,' Oartpi•es and
,Freights;, „In!aos Insurance to all parts of the Union,
DIRECTORS.
William Esher, • Lewis Ande ri d e d. •
Wm: 81. Baird. ' ' ' John Ketcham,
~ nu B. Blackiston, , : •J. E. Biwa, ,
illiara F. Dean, ' ' John'll. He
Peter kIege fOILLIAM SHWlt ui L li g&n. liennel.
i
, . _
_ i • • ; WILLIAM F. DEAN', Vice President,
War. DI, Sinrin;fleeretary. , , i 5.22 to tn a tir
ITVED FIREUEN'S ,INSURANOR
hIPANr PHILADELPHIA . Y - o 'r ' 'I .;, • r .
. . _
. Thls'Oiinipaiiitakiii ritice et the reWeat Cates ,consistent
rillsh 1 1 0f41 , a49P9.44f11. its 11. 1 ieR", "Olu" rely to
Full m uisuusos Uti TlVlrrk 4F i Pll /4P4 1114 '
Pp( . .•
' •
1 '
13P l ifioe-0.723 Arch etivet,iOtitth National Oonit
goner*, t'..4 ~, 1. . D ith c o r ions , '. 1 ' .
'Thbaltli J. Martin, i , Henry W ) Xtener.' • :
John Ifirst,. A lbortus Kin g,
Win ~` A...Roun .. • • tieUrY lll =li ,
.i,...r.,,,frtgri, ,•
~ Ja„,„,wood,
, „l a 4on ;. • ,, q , ~ , John sliallerode, .
aeolesjeo er,.. .1 , J • hour x Ali king
Ale.glinder T.'DicknOn; ' 'ONO* ninillignni
Aloo.,q.,Roblr.tqz, , i . , Fluttik Jcitepetnotc, , ,
JaniCg P. Dillon. -
... N SS Tree Me 1. s
:'44;A:ll4i.ir4;•Vitcsk. 44 PP' t'vVr. irL.N; 6 eo l k .
6 , 1 7 ,5r4L - 64i;.;
The t er r e
ofen & Globe lint., ,Cov. 2
4ssets. Gold, 3 z 7,60(5;390
itt, the
United :Stole s 2 1 0.0p000 -
I.)aily Receipt; ow $243,000.00.
Premium; in 186
' *5"66.5
Lases in 4868; $3;66 1 2„445.03'
11T0..6 Merchants' Etc fiange;
Phlial4lphik;,,
18; 9ciptyq1TER .pEttiOtiAL. oPvit
- turf tr
,
f 1'4.; ; •
:FIRE ' INSURANCE (1011:PANT
pitnotiThEikilA,
,
OFFICE.-435. and, 437 f Chestnut:SU
Asse* . pri l 17 E 4 iix9• 4 77411 ,1 f 4 76i,,
$2,823 . 421 674 n ~)
'•
Capital 0! 4400..
Accrued Burping and Premiums 'Atom ,
INCOME Fon 1870, _
LOSSES rAirt
emo,boo. • ' ''', o44:+aiis
LAMES 1')
• ' IRI;500,00% ,
Perpetunt mad Temporary,Pallcies on Liberal Terms.
The Coffman) , also issues poi idies Minn'ther Renta 'of alf
kinds of Dnildiarre,Graund Rekts and Mortr,weit... ;
The " FRANKLIN " has no ' DISPUTED t,LAIM. •
', • •
, DIRECTORS. "
"Alfred G. Raker, Alfied • ".
Samuel Grant, . Thomas Sparks,
Geo. NV. Richards, 7 Wm: B.4rant,
Isaac Loa, Tiggrlas 8. Erna, .
• George Fales, - Gustavus S. Benson. i• • 1 ..
ALFRED 0, BARER, President.
GEORGE PALES, Vice President:*
JAS. W. McALLISTEK, Secretary. i•
THEODORE M. REGER, Assistant Secretary.
fel Weal§ . • • •
$2,783,581'00
rtELAWA RE • .51IITUAt SAFETYINeffi
Li RANGE COMPANY, Incorporated, by the laegteiee
halm of Pennsylvania, 1835.
Office, 8. E. coiner of THIRD and WALLiwr streets,
Philadlp Uß ia A .
TriARINE INBNOEB
. .
On Vessels, Cargo and Freight to
UR all
pa pa rts W
of the ed*.
INLAND
On goods by river, canal. la lNS ke and land carriage to MI
• parts of the Union. .
FIRE INSURANCES • -
On Merehandise generally • on Stores, •
Dwelliiim, •
Houses,
• '
ASSETS or TEIN COMPANY
Novemner 1,1869. .
8200,000 United States Five Per Cent.
Loan, ten-forties ' W 218,000 IS
100,000 United States Six. Per Cent.
Loan (lawful money) 107,760 lai
50,000 ilnited States Six , Per Cent.
Loan, ISM 'OM 10'
200,000 State of Per'•
Cent, Loan. 2:6,90*
200,000 City of Philadelphia: Six
Cent Loan (exempt from tax)... . 2 0, 1 91926
100,000 State of New Jersey Six Per • •
Cent.. 102,000414
20,000 Pennsylvania. Ra ilroad Fine; •
Mortgage Six Per Cent. Bonds... • ; *46i1901
25,000 Pennsylvania Railroad Second '
Mortgage Six Per Cent. Bonds... .59 OW
25,000 ' ' esters Pennsylvania Railroad •
Mortgage Six Per 'Cent. Bonds
(Pennsylvania Railroad guar.
• antee) ' ' MOW INF
30,000 State of Tennessee Five Per ,
• Cent. Loan " ' • ' ' 150E0011
7,000 State of Tennessee Six Per Cent.
Loan • ''4,27060
/20500 Pennsylvania , Railroad Com
pany, 250 shares stock 14;003 Of
. 5,000 North Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, 103 shares stock 5,900 aa
sopa Philadelphia and Southern Mail •
Steldp Company, 80 shares
• Steam s TAXI OW
246,900 Loans on Bond and Mortgage,
first liens on City Properties 246,960 ON
Market value. 81,256X0 OS
Cost, 511,2115,622 27. • •
Real Estate.. 55,4340
Bills Receivable for Insurance , • •
made. 223,700
Balances due at • Agencies—Pre: ' f. , I' •
MiLIMB on Marine Policies. Ao- •
crued Interest and other debts ' '
due the C0mpany.....,c..,. .... . ;
Stock, Scrip, &c., of s u ndry
poratione 4141706.. lilstimeted1 _ p.
" •
value L
- 110
Cash in HAU...* ' 8168418 88 ',"
Cash in Drawer 972 26x61
4)1,231,400 Par
Thomas 0..11p.nd, DIE — BC .
John G:Dayls, • TOBS. •
William'G. Doulton,
Emund B. Sander, • Edward Darlington., !
Theophilus Paulding, H. Jones Droolte,
James - Trucknair, Edward Lafonroades..
Hen.;l',llloaa, • Jacob Nagel,
Henry C. Datlett, • Jaeoll P. Jonas, • t •
James U. pd; .
Wflllnm .audivig, Joebva 1 " • ralot • '
Joseph ,g Seal, ~ • ' Ebencer,lll'..tream,_
Thigh Craig; J. D. Semple; pittantsrg,
Jutin D. Taylor, ' , A .D.Berger, ,
George W. BernadOti, ". D. T. Morgan,
,
William .11onston 4
i rrs i irAs ,
43 2 ,
- . , DA.VII3, , YIca Pretrident.,
HENRY LYLBURN,BecretarY.
HENRY BALL, Assistant fiedretary;
THE COUN , II" FIRE INECRA I I4OIII 00144
• , p4LNY.—Otlice, lio,llo South if out st.teeti bedsore
Chestnut.
"The Fire Insurance flompany.Of theijonntr of RhDam
delphia " Incorporated by tlieLegislature of Perimfylva=
pi s i n 1439, for indtennity against loss or damage by Atari
eXc4ulliVe Y . CHARTISM PRIIPEITUALi. ' 1
This old and reliable institution, with ample capita
and contingent fund carefully invested, continues to in. -
sure buildings, furniture, merchandise, &0., either per,
manently Or for a limited time against lose or d
by fire, at the lowest rates consistent with, the ab=
safety of ite customers.
Losses adjusted andint! with all poseible despatch, ;
DUZI3TOBEIt
Chas. J . B u tt er . Andrew.H. hlilley , , ;
Henry Budd, Jowls N: Stone "
John Horn, ' ' Rdwui.L.l3.eakirti '
Joseph Mare, „ Robert V. Meese, ' Jr.
G eo rge Meolte, imA ' B4, llar s h uiru: Devi n ne ;poe , _
HENRY , UDR, ice Proeldent
BENJAMIN F. HOEOKlXY,tikrcre and Treasurer
...;8401,572 42
8)400,6% ,53
DAME INSIJRANCIE • COMPANY„ .NO.
JL: 809 OHESTMUT EITILIIBT.
IN IMS. , OIiAITBB PBBPBTIIAZY.
CAPITAL 2200.000. •
• FIRE INSUBANCId 116110LIISIVGLi.
Insure against Lou or Damage by Fire ei th er py.Par.;
vernal or Temporal Policies.
• mitnorona• , ile • • , , ,
Charles Michardson, Robert arm,
Wm. M. Shawn, • John Arnie?, Jr.,' . .„
William M. Seyfert, , 10(1200 B. Orne, •
John F. Sinith, Charles Bicker,
Mailian,MMlee. John W. Bremen,
George A. West". . Will BnaLff, ,•• •
°BUMPS i son,rreddetent.
WM. B. B , Viee•Treeklent. • .
'Aqua...Nisi. BLAND , Bearetil7, ' ea* •
IL
JEFFEErSON FIRE INSMOTOEI QOM.
PANT of Philadelphia.--oMce, No, 24 North FitllS
street, near Market street.. , ... , ,
Incorporated by the Legislature of Pennlylvenia.
()barter perpetual. Capital and Assets, .91456,00 u.. MAIM
inenrance against Less or (imago by k on 'labile pg
Private Buildings. Furniture, titocks, Goode 'ant Mer•
°Wind's°, on favorable term, , .
DUIZOTOBL
Wm. McDaniel, divard). Moyer
Israel Peterson, ' ' Frederick Ladner.
John F. Belstetlin , Adam J. Glove,
Henry Trotnnner, - H enry 'Delany, •
Jacob Scliatidein, , John Elliott, ,
Frederipk Doll, brislian U. Prick, ,
Adam
Samuel Mier, ' • George E. Fort, . ~) •;•i .;
William D, Gardner. .
, , . WILLIAM MoDANIEL President' ' 44 ,
IBILAILL PNTEBOO L 3fice Prealdenp. , ,
' Plitt'? D. COLEMAN. Sacretary an d Treasitrer. i
A MERICAN FIRE INS A.Nelt Oda.
13.. PANT, incorporated 1810. 4 0hartor pinnsA,l3 111
No. 810 whi-LiiIIT street, above TbiTia, ki14h2111104
Having a large pail-up Capital Stook and Timer*"
vested to sound and avallatele_acouritipa, con Fe,
insure' on dwollinge, !tom', tournittp B indtd
veao9lo in 'port, and their cargo l le*altd , tothg a l i ?
prop?rty. AD losses liberal } p roul t s t y , i L,; W I I 1 77 : 7
. 76011 1 / 1 8 13. Marin,tdmuutf(3l,Dginh, • '
John Welsh . ' cbstrias W,Doutiaor. ~,.3
Detrick Brady, , , Israel Morris,
John'T. Lewis, • • r Mtn dl l iWetherill,'' , . '.'
. William Pan ,
,1 ' ' , l4votteh.ll7, 'Alai; Prßildillate:
&LBERT O. ORAIRIT,ORXI. kieoretars. .
C.OXL AIiDzWOOD.„,
• MASON ininitik* • loan V. OPIRAVro
THE CrNDERSIGI4II)3 ATT.IO4
tion ta dealt nttiolcbff '
t 3 Priug b lOll / 1 161 13t Lehigh awl Locust 11Lounta t 1u Coals
which, with tne preptiiation 'even by usOye thuds can
not be,uxcelhut by any ether Goal, ; .4
Office, ViauXlici lustltdte Builainal, - No. 16 t. ncycntll
11tre 4 t. • • KNI113,481 , 11;
1030-If ' otreet wharf. &buy .
INSURANCE.
81,862,100 Oil
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