Daily evening bulletin. (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1856-1870, April 06, 1870, Image 2

, THE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN—PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 0,1870. .
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S".i. th*ui»iom- ,„..T,'.V..m ai»« Ctieago, Danville & Ummm
S 1 r W ™,™ railroad co. rank^
jninaie to-morrow at latest. A verdict of con- Yqik, with water fromtbe lakes of Tiilly. *T I W. SCOTT & GO.. • mamwp AOTDR«D.fIT , upon examination BANKERS.
dcmhaUen for homicide (manslaughter), vnfli English estate that lias boon in clian- * K. V. MAOHtI llli, Jr. Will be fOUlld tO be the- BEST
an imprisonment of from one to three yea , ninety-eight -years has '.at length been rWIWI*WTrr R'TOTT'PT *»««or warranted. and tiie 42 SflliTH THIRD STRFFT
eeems to be anticipated. awarded to aiuekv type-setter. No. 814 CHEiiSINUr STxvEillil, ndi.iOwfmtft -c-rr==========r rimano.f Vet OfpArad tri fhn Pnhlio oOUTH Trllnli OI ntt I,
There has been a fresh outbreak at the . _Anflsoner in Dnbuoue Spoiled as 3 neck- ' ATEW MKBB .•SHAD AND . BPIOSD Cheapest Y»t Ottered tO the HUMIC,
mines of Creuzot, and serious disturbances are tie in Xl"hmelt; when ’there was plenty Philadelphia. ' So» UWdtt; 1 this will be borne odt by ■
apprehended. of rope in his bedstead. No. 118 South Bocond at root, in-low Oiiostnnutreet. I. The rich country the Road .Negotiate Loans, Buy and Sel
’ . . GENTLEMEN’S FANCF GOODS traverses, with its agricultural Government and other re-
T ** e K»ti?iad cSS‘if nEl,sh years ago. - Frail Variety. ' 11. The. cash subscribed to the liable Securities.
ICorrespomlenco of the Phila. Evening Bulletin. l audTe “‘SurCS oa : ' ■ ‘VIEW GREEN GINGER.-Si)o POUNDS Capital Stock. ; . ..
icorrespono _Y* o u ’ were advised Moz,s AddUinS, and he lectures oa of cholOo Green Ginger in store and forsalo at ,«r mv-j 'of '-the' 55 j«3lmwflys
Wilmington, ApiU.).— iou were aavisea and Greens.” - NOTICE TO GENTLEMEN. coubty’S East End Grocery, No. ns South Second ill, ins excellence oi x.ne -A.
hy telegraph of the fact that colored people par- _ A Vermont dog chews tobacco. lie is NU lIV/C I uucix i utiwtix. street, below chestnut street — miles already built, and its full rtnTTnmtTn
ticipated in the school election here last Satur- probablv oue 0 f the breed formerly known as As the season of the year IS at hand g oitk ManuVaf- equipment. , , ■ ' UUUrOjNo •
day. in two wards, the Second and hmth, turnspits. . „ for gentlemen to wplenish their ward- of the finest articles for IV. The plans completed, and ■
Democratic inspectors refused to receive their —Kiciiiumid is to have thvee nights of opera, tho subscribur would particularly fm sonth Beoond street,Hmiow ohostnat atroot. money expended for vigorous fiH"
vote knowing that Congress has as yet passed this week, with Brignoli and Miss JVTc.CuUoch ; nv t#l attention to his TjtfHITB BRANDY 808 PIiKSERVING. ishiDg of the IjinO iil the Spring. 1 of tii*e
tt **«*■*«. "V. The excessive earnings to ac- -
tbe TbMtw, .'too 0«« “ r ™ a. »* « ( •>» F«». * ll^VE^sfflSmn ?lOUU>Eß ' ■- erne from the'oompletion of the T,» ND GRA NT BONDS
\«red people; none offered to-vote,-but-it-was • proLably ;= . SEAM SHIRT, SHIPPERS* GUIDE. whole line. IjAIN V VjrAYillY X iJUIX LfO
IMPORTANTN ■
£& wV T S NOTICE TO SHIPPERS! UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD C 0„
-votes were oflered and rejeeted there was no streets need. Also, to a large and Well 8616016(1 T ho pioneeb, odvortfsod to snii for Snvannnb on -ttttt rpi, A openritv afforded hr 1
or disturbance, and the election ofllcers . -Sin Fmntisco has Ibiown .nperelllion stock of Wrappers, Breakfast Jacket., T "'S"rS;t"'*;,” l !!“ l 'i yn l -^ ll6 800 n W ano “ e “ 7
St . ? to under »«b f d. „d u-ie Frida, the Mlon.bi. wed- Co|| sticks, Hosiery, Glovae, J™SS SSiXSi S “fl 1 mTeMoiteaeo ooyorlne the
SS?S:tS“SSIS Ties, &o„ 40. . . entbo Ro“? IqSpmlnt. Prln° ' Due Arrril Ist,
by the curious crowd that assembled around j n the* corner stone of an English church is JOHN C. ARRISON. shippers who hold Mils of lading for Barannnh freight ckjgeg and all Property, present
the polls. At other voting places a little in- no w said to have been cut from his wig. . byPioNEEB, can have them changed by sending to an< a future—indeed the securitv of • ' '
S Nos. Mnd 3 North Sixth Slraal. paiobV
S?d n. S “y j. Vj grUou Se 1... WM. L. JAMES, General Agent. X The low onrxenoy price they
his vote, but the novelty rapidly wore off, and otherni „ b t J ’ anast are HOW offered at. nvtmwv..™™.* v. ««
in an hour or so no more attention was paid _Thp heirs of the late John Minor Botts -T-vrT-n'XTTnnTT'nT 1 ' “ ~~ All this Is verified In detail in the com- UIvION PACIFIC Bn Re COie
to a tlnitheTd cdored etitloned theViiginialegislature for com- FURNITURE. FOR, NEW. YORK, pletc Pnmplilet, which can be hadof us.
.one would have suspected tbaj, the old colored pensa^ lon for property taken by the United ... _ , . _• .. •.v •Wo KNOW these Bonds to be good, and •
naan who walked up, gave his name, showed g tates troops during the war. —-■ Via Delaware and Raritan Canal, yye know the characterand capacity of the BOSTOIf.
nerSd e n C ot P berain o tlTe habit of doing so all -IVbenOießiiliplayed in critic. / p riceg EXFBESS STEAlpMttirCOMPAinr. Kun"K^
b 8 to SotM 1 Dg rnmmBton, beT.'itTakes si his a pretty •me stmin Propdion or the Lino win commencs standard. We therefore freely'and fully MOETON, BLISS & CO,,
of'tlm election was somewhat nasty Ww to get up and climb over him.” - . 10 lolMUDg T?i n ßoUGHrecommend them. - '
surprising, for though the Democratic organ -“KeeFitmygood feUow” was what the SUIT THE TIMES. Goods forwarded by mi the Linos going out of New WT3 A TT.RY LANG & CO\ KEW YORK.
tried haid to rally its party, alleging that it was Prince of Wales said to a railway porter who oull - York, North, East or West, free of commission. VV . JJ/vlUIh ADAn « ot wu.,\ I * ti "
thedesien of the Republicans to introduce told him he had left his watch on the seat of .. . Freights received at low r»tes?, MERCHANTS,
colored children into the public schools, still the carriage, lie thought it was. April 1; $lOO,OOO WORTH OF ALL KINDS. WM. P.t!LYM& CO., Agents, ..wirrcTDrrr uru/vooit sa\, w wk
the latter party elected its candidates withotit —An lowa clergyman has observed a re- JAB hand, Agent, 12 e°uth Delaware Arcime. No. 54 CLIFF STREET, NEW YORK f El*' H »If UN XtwiaP-YJt
an eflort, even in wards hitherto Democratic; markable coincidence: whenever the cojitribu- • TTrT , T n lis Wall street, Now York. Ageets for the sale of the Bonds. !If r l Pai* i'
and thenew Board stands fourteen Republi- tion box’ begins its round an alarm of fire is -14-171 l I HHii\l\r, I in : • ■ - ."M'lL K « &s 8 ft Rh tb Mill' P : **
cans to four Deihbcrats, while' the old one-- ' -VIDW. V.vAAAJAI jaxiuv) ttSt tt.~atvSt.^^phta7^RT(Thm (iNT D Thin ramphietsKßaTmnnTonnaEnonmay wontain'ea'or *”*»' ,
which tlie last Legislature legislated out of once. . A Norfolk steamship line. __ , TTT ,, T n T . /A • ' ,
office was almost equally divided. Not a sin- —Business is evidently dull in .Newbury- 1301 and 1303 Chestnut St. thbodgh fbeight,aiu link to the bout pg & BRO., , PIIII.AnKL,PIIIA.
gle member even suspected oi favoung a divi- Bor t. Massachusetts, judging from the remark mhssimrpS ■ INCREASED facilities reduced BATES _ _ se»if \
sion of the s«hool fund m-the interests ol the 0 f a sa xton in that city a day or two since: ' ‘ steamers leave ever? 'Wednesday and 40 South Third Street, . ■ . ■ -■ ■■ •- ■■'■ " .
“Gallon Opera Company,” of your | bmieda stagle a we^lj’ I'^' 1 '^ ' FURNITURE. colebboofdale elilroad
evenings. The Galton troupe without, the a young lady Lading signed after 12 ociock on . THE UNDERSIGNED FllSt Mortgage BOfldS, \ x
IKWAoTr Of ‘‘Hamlet 1 ’ 6 omuLh” s'S fit, “nddeserveffiy becking JOHN M. GARDNER. CM?lhis, l v^^re.boMdAlr*Lin I o o Kanroadl , fITTFFD TNIB SAT F liflll (iflH Dll© 18,98.
A The blenffiirelectionof theFhe Department a favorite with the public.” 1316 CHESTNUT STREET, • OFFER FOR SALE $2,600,000 Principal and Interest Guarantied by
SM 0 lf r £SU Has nnpnestionaMy some of the .newer and prettiest , Philadelphia and Reading RailfOad CO.
affair and is generally believed to hare resulted razor ” who “ polished off the heads of eighty- ' “ r ttru’ Pennsylvania Central Railroad Co. sixPercea^r^frowani-*.
in a triumph of the worst companies. There is eighty-one scions ol noble families, in nine FINE FURNITURE IwSftrSriu^naVly st ra * eB ’ * We«n<»nthorirtKitoti(rvrßts3,s,an<i fntrrwt accrh-<i
considerable dissatisfaction,and some urge that aud a half hours, and did it well atthat. ’ ever before produced. In regard to Quality and finish General Mortgage bonds? 6y a Fi> > “ Af'rff a iff/i?”>rer v
CitV Council should repeal the ordinances or- —A little girl was killed m Pittsburgh by the goods cannot ho surpassed. No IS South Wharves and Pier No/A North Wharves. ° . of Iht Co'drookJtle Katlraad Company, and tuarnnurd
• • ii n iiAnnetmant onilitolfA lint AianHnii imtitwr tft itiYTirttViP fnrm OflH fimaq A m>\n Mr. GARDNER inTitcfl the attention of thoFj' in’ w*P PHRTRR Affimt Rtniclimond Bod Oitr Poiot /iT - vr nnwN nu\Tfll Ti/\\TT\fl abioluttlit, both as to principal nnd vntcreitfiy PAild*
gamzing the department, and- take the election trying to jump the rope ZUU tunes. A man tcnaiDg t 0 purchaso to call .md examine his stock,which t 'p P 'OROWELi &co AgontaatNorfolk 7 STY PER, CENT. BONDS duphxa and lUadim itaunxU
out of the hands of the firemen. Ido not think, named Nichols was killed a few days ago in will b/soiLat prices that must prove temptmg. i3IA TDD UDir i. '
however, such acjion is likely tobe taken until the interior of the State, at the first jump, by , ™ ll3 °- r p tf „ = F POM: At 92 1-2 aD(| Interest added tO date jVo. 3 Mefcha “»* E^hanire.
thenew officers have at least had a trial. the rope s catching under Ins ear. New I orL .BOOTS AND SHOES. Wednesday and Saturday. of purchase. w. 11. NEWBOLD.nov aaebsie.V,
The annual meeting of the Wilmington Democrat. , . from pine street whaef^ Philadelphia. v 8 £ cor Dock aud Walnatsu.
Institute was held last and some -An Indianapolis fcaper tells how one Mr. "R \ P.TT, E.TT.- ».„« All free from State Tax.’and Issued In »hi7-»1 . '
changes m its constitution made, the most lm- Fox, the leader of an orchestra in that eity, D A IV I R M A M ioam 3P. m. sums of $1 000 ——
portant of which was one changing the annual « shot two or three timgs in a light and playful baxm'wSS^L''-'’ 1 ’ c D P. WHARTfIM SMITH & f,O
membership fee from $3 to $4. _ way ”at a colored porter. But the darkey, 'so oo Sniltll street- 11 J | V 'WUAKIUJN BMllHffltU,,
By a recent change on the Wilmington and rU ns the storj—“ being of a sensitive disposi- No. 33. Soutn olXtJl otreet, wrfnMday u
Readhig Railroad, three daily passenger trains tion, became nervous, and asserted that he had ABEEst^ednSdayf ’ “ » SAXONAvetiursday, ■'• jo „. . secured by - this mortgage are Issued to BANKERS AND BROKERS,
now run each day between here and Coatesville. some trouble in dodging the shots.” Ever .thankful for the patronage ex- RAxoN/wSdly “2“ ?R^ES A 'w’ l .lmL U day, i, » “ wistar morris aud josiah uacon, Trustee., „ j 2J a THIRD STREET
Between here and 1 blladelphia, on the I hlla- —Agapius Honckarenko has a dangerous C| m horotofore and degirons of NOBMAN.Wednesday. 1 ' 30 ROMAN, Saturday, “30 Who cannot, under its provisions, deliver to tho Com- TrO. 1 61 o. AXii-BVU OAXbiLMjI,
deiphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad, ] editinc the Alaska Herald. The “agents Wnoea nlm Deretoiore, anu uesirous O These Steamships sail pnnctnally. Freight received p any ,at any time, in amount of bonds exceeding tho SUCCESSORS TO
ten trains now leave here,, and nine Phila- of th’t? Russian Government” make it hot for further furors, begs to announce his 6T |”; i "^- for wanfed to an points in New England. mu-paid capital stock of the Company-limited to s»- ■ cuiru atunniDUim
delphia, daily. With their; steamboats there bim , and the other day tried to drop a subtle Spring Styles of Boots and Shoes for or I '^lS& o l^F^;'NlS C R CO & To“! atlon,,, of these bonds are withhold to pay oir an ox SMITH, RANDOLPH & CO.
ought tO be no lack of inteicouise. poison on his sanctum floor, which would have Gents’and Boys’wear. .. . SMaonth isUng lfensupon the property of the Company, to TOWt hL?to D fore* u?<lut”oM of 1 8tS?ks®
. . destroyed his life in ten days. Mr. Honcka- A fage assortment Of Custom-made - PHILADELPHIA. BOUTHJBRN which at maturity It now holds ample means lndepond- Governmeats ronstantly received from oar
- * “ renko claims, the .prbteQtiQ.n.due ail American ~ , __J» nn hlaimnrilTed Lagfg which M*ra renMorTremmtVHAßy 8 ®™ 148 tnlljr vf‘Le bonds to be reserved by tho Trustees for friends, E.D. RANDOLPH & CO., Hew York, br oar •
THE FINE ARTS. Citizen. Goods,made on^^his^PßlVATE WIRE. j«Alr
' T ,,. Q o _—„ a i, /ri\ loWirur are unrivalled for comfort ana beauty, Havana,on- ,Aprll-.atB A. M. _ MORTGAGE upon all Its railways, their equipment, . ’
retirement of a well-known exprrt. enables hlmto furnish 'a ready lit at aU °on Apri'i- om ’ ««i estate, &c. rriHE BEST HOME INVESTMENT.
Wa V,™ nlre ad V rominded our roadnrs of under ttie impression inartne enure-ianHee MAVArtA. on , April . SAVANNAH 00 Tho gross revenue of the Pennsylvania Railroad in I ...
lYe have already r#mn e ou ea eS Ot nat i on turnspale and starts back with affright times. ThMsdayrlnril ktTo’clock A. M. AVAfI 1869 was 817 JZSO.SII, or nearly twenty-eight percent, of *- FI HEW MOBTOAOE SINKING FnriD.
the Intended retirement trom business of Mr. t tbe very , mention of the name of Robert del3 ' m w . yn> ■ - The will sail from SAVANNAH on the capital and debts of the Company at tha end of that" SE Y5 f l! f ani? oVtRDoSiTILIf^BAIh^
J.P. Beaumont, the widely-known artist and Toombs , wishes him dragged forth from, his FURS, AC. will reil for WILMINGTON, rear. . . -
expert. This veteran connoisseur has watched obscurity and sent out to meet and vanquish ’ “ “ Wednesday, April ,»t «x.M. *®. Since 1867 tho dividends to tho Stockholdera havo PRINCIPAL ay able in coin,
American taste for about thirty years, we be- the coho y rtB of Radicalism. FURS ON STOR AGE sou L° « Bnd Bnd pa “" ag ° “ cke *‘ ay „ oragei , ne^H bond,' T Tbo E reS u Tom, X the shortest
his active period amoue US datinc from T *4 A ,*« i? U XVO Ull OIUXIAVjrJk BILLS of £aDING SIGNED at QUKBN ST. WHABF» after paying Intereut on it* bond* and pawing annoallf CONNECTING LINK in tho sjr*tem of road* leading ?<►
—Judge Orr held Court in Spartanburg freight or a large amount to the credit ol condtmction account. the entire South, Southwoit, and to tho Paclfio
a. k. & f. k.womrath. Ete»A».wir|!
when his" studio was in th/ Oltf Arcade, moving the accnmuiated mass of litigation . 1212 CIIEBTIWUT STREET, raritan gan^I 1 " 1 DtLAWARE F Yo"furihe;p» 7 r.iru , la n rs! l a o p n p^;ro l ’ rltlC, • re^^n".Tva. ead ’ ‘ ,S thr ° USl) ‘ rad °
between Maiden Lane and John street, N. from its Augean Issue Docket,” and that it T .ji.. ti,«t th.r now,r,.sr«dt swhfthure transportation company, MupVand pamphlets furnishM, which explain s*tls-
T„ with such artists as Jarvis, Col. Trum- “ had no doubt but the Aiphean waters of a Bog to inform the Ladles that they are now preparedt, DISPATCH AND SWIFTSIIRE LINES, Tqv rnnho fr fin factorily eyary ouestlon.that can pw.lblybe raised by a
nWll and Vanrlnrlvn h« >1 livptl to sea , -n „,i o 1,1 „„„ receive" FDBB ON STORAGE through tho Sommer Leaving daily at 12 and 6P. M. JttY vuUKo ® LU., party seeking a safe and profitabJfoiOTestmeut.
WlHnft and ’Tant7« nariftaranf a Strong Will and SOUlld judgment Would render guaranteeing them against loss by Fire and Moth, at The steam propellers of this Company will commence 1? W riavlr ft- fn The mortgafe tsl,m t fd to aKWOptr vitle if completed
Charles Elhott and Leutze, painters of a the labor much easer of accomplishment than SitnE expense loodingon the sth of March. Ji. W. LiarK « tO., and <wpp'<t roaS f a hespkot
later eeneration, nass irom us. An agree- ;. .. , „ ‘ irmingexpeuee. Through in twenty-four honrs. 18 FIRST-CLASS IN KVEaI bespeoi.
nhln rnnvprsationalist Mr Beanmont lias' It appeared (O be. » rr r. 1? T r wnMBiTIf Goods forwarded to any point free of commissions. TlfOYpl & (JO . A limited number of the Bonds are offered at 9D4, and
apie converhanonausc, mr. rieanmont lias i r „i, ' p,,— d™ mi || cran j a. A. K. &L. J-V. VV O JVlit iri, Freights taken on ascommodating terms. DICACI u, vv , interest from November Ist, in surreucy, and ot this
at bis beck stores of anecdotes of hid Madame.l arepa-Kosa will spend tbe sum- Apply to WM. M. baird & co.,Agsnts. P flr TT "Rotla price are the
friend Cole, who created American landscape mer in retirement in England. During her 121- Chestnut Street. miii-tf isa south Delaware avenue. L. o£ D. BOflo, cheapest gold interest-BEABINGSECCB!-
his own adventure in accompany- I stay this country she has iost her mother; ~ nT . , r 7 . W. H.NeWbold, Soil & AertSeD. TIES SAMOKL . ,
mg John Vanderlyn, when the latter was and sbe now wishes to revisit her old home. TftIMMRfGS AND fATTERNb, PRIIGs. . ---letruS f eSwAtSptf as South Third street. _
fnrnWus” foTtheGovernment.' Laudlllg of C(> Parepa intends, when her singing days are ' . „_ . _ . T^ Ktr ®9A I ,? T ? M^P lj l Ti' F i N . D = ~ PDA 81,600 TO LOAN ON MORX-
If his present retirement is effected, for the over,_ to devote her leisure time to the transla- Grand Opening of Spring FaBfllonB Ead fßheL^p" 0 ,Citric Acldf Colons t Spark?ln^Gelatin! I TIT?FYFT OO MORRIS 133 N Tenth stroot.
sake of elaborating his private memoirs, he tion into Italian of the novels of Charlotte IN IMPORTED PAPER PATTERNS, genuine Wedgwood Mortars^ Ac. JustJan&dTrom ibark JJJLiIiALL 06 VV., . apt ± - ' , - T Vv ira7p-fis
might give ns a volume of reminiscences of Bronte and other English writers. -She is an Tuesday, March Ist, 1870. J 000 LcYSe
the most charming .kind. His connection' accomplished linguist. The old established .and only.reliable Paper Pattern, BaciiSreeta. •' •NJwv flzL Smith HPPIi-prl earM Morielfes and Groundß.Bta
—A printer’s “ imp ”in Detroit, sandy haired Dresses S hours- n RUG GISTS’ -riUHDRIEH.-QRADD: ftOUtH Iflira LF©T, ®i,& b £
rA^^oid^him ?p make" Ttrere?; and speckled faced, workingfor five dollars per D Mra. M. A. BINDER’S recent Tialt to Parisenabloe | Tw*eMrs t^Puff r feoxes,Honi Bcoodb, Snrgieal lustra • American and Foreign Bankers.' — m ' Bo ° lh Kihb Btr^
entfrtainißff In the meantime, thirty years’ week, astonished Ills employers ana the com- her to receive Faßhionß, Tnmmingß abd Fancy Good* menta, Tnuseß, Hard and Soft finobor Goods. Vial 0 : PERFUMER* .
aecunrnlation of treasures,—the storeif'vrliujh positors in the o&ce by getting married the U<>M Issue Drafts and Circular Letters of Credit,
he has kept by him for the gratification ot fits otber.day. lheh Jibes, however, were cut. - A perfect system of Dress Cutting taught. apß-tf *3 South Eighth street. u , _ Qy+ . HjlDauunra C> 1 f, <>, YiH Vl' C
private taste, when the meraly market- short when they learned that fie had'married- /YASTILE SOAP-GENUINE AND VERY available on presentation in a y part o MUTiB/V W LiChLUlsLUis
able portions of his importailonß were an heiress, aud that his wife could buy half a Sets of Patterns lor Merchants and Dross Makera now U superior—2oo boxoß just landed from tmrk Idea, and Europe. ■ .-
s g sTs-C ”inade serl ffis nfrtare dozen establishments like that in'which her r “ d ’ at MßS . M. A. BINDER’S Ms^.§^ B : can., make all their financial ar- 7 .
Souse one ’of the most singular j lord -^ as Mr „“ bb “ n ,* 11 ’ec 11 1101, N. W. cor. Eleventh and Chestnut StB. Tj3DYVIB DTEITLEII & CO., “ charge. XlOFlClO; Vi/
museums in America. He now places in the I —A very nobby looking guest recently ar- carefully note the name and number to avoid being 111 „ , , , „ , , their interest and diviaenas wunom narge. * ivi AUU) Ull .MflllVA
hands ol Mr. Miner—alone in the Arm of I rived at a hotel fn a fashionable watering place deceived, my2stfrp Cordage Manufacturers anil Dealers In nnrV Tr xOivTiiunP &■ Cfl Now York.
Leeds & Miner since the death of liis senior , ffi Florida, and upon his appearance at break- VI'TOUNEV’S-AT-I.AW Hemp, DBEXEL, WIMI •» ,
Cn" peel' d too°mmh ,o° ! - I ‘® Sl l h^wTl^rev U e r 1 L^ X ! SS3 N. Water Averne DKEX EL, BABJES & CO.,Paris. The IllOSt Celebrated aild. -
some hundred oi rteeut importation. These j “ have si^’’ inoffired mie of A. S. LETCHWOBTB, Attorney at Law, bdwin h. fitlkb. conrad p. cLornika a J V IAD 1 P 11
wifi be disposed ot on April 18th and the fol- .. J" 1 . y ,?“J q «, b Has removed his Ofilco to /SIL-CLOTH VISES,CARPET STRETCH- ! 7 ffiOSt delightful of ftll per®
he'rtspecteiito^eU.^ndT'dt ‘‘Damn yer fodder” said the snest, brinl No. H 3 S. Fourth Street, Philadelphia. O sffia;t i ffllSsa TA y COOKE & 00.. „ , ,
fames, for use on the hand®
h?met g an extraordinarily svnqiaUiet’ic'or'ja —A physician, riding in a Boston street-car, REAL ‘ DEAR LITTLE Philadelphia, New York and Washington, , •,.„ n :
Btrikiugly tine picture, liis taste stood In the 1 one day last week, gave up his seat to an elder- D Y TTn7CTFD rh^i'^Cvwi'aW'rogu " 1 kerChief,atthetOllet,and'
way or bis purse. He kept it forjhimself, to ; ly lady, although sjie insisted she was not quite B KiliD. bl L V LbJLjLjK, cut™y’Smilb,XMinive rvANTTYITDia
enjoy in bis own drawing-room •or library. : sooldaslie thought—only! And ,ou furthei 1 SHAW, No. 835 < Eight Thlrty-livo) Market street, below JLi-A-i-w FV. ilaXw-cSj • i-v v n n p c-olrv 1-vvr oil
Such are his extraordinary head—merely a ! inquiry he fouud that she, Mrs. Hannah Clark, DC AI FftTATE BROKER Nlnjh- ill XJIG Dd/LIl, 101 bdlL Vy dll
sketch—of Mrs. Morris—-by .Gilbert Stuart, j the only daughter of Lieutenant Rollins, of * “DOLLING -PINS, POTATO MASHERS, AND - ; .
i roln ™ BTItEET - Makn'ia eo««mm«at securities. Druggists'and Perfumers.
gems, some of which have been mlns.posses- : uie I'BuearjtatesGOVtinmenl, allowing her an ——„ fmqv Ti 83S [Eight Thlrty-fivo) Market atroct. below Ninth. SocciHl attention given to tho Purchase and Balo.of , --.—Tj rifin fr r r~A f:
sion for more than twenty-tivo years. i annual pension of $4B, which it costs $0 to col- Aifv a rwr imsin a .TnNT RECEIVED st„rk- ™ f)oinml«eion’ at tbe Board of Bro- POCKET BOOKS, &C.
No eontemptiWe landseape painter himself, ! led in Boston. "DEMOVAL.—MRS. H. HENRY, MANU- QAVAUAO ÜBoma.ouoA n.u ker ß iu thioand othercitiee. : : 1 r
in former days, Mr. Beaumont abandoned his I —A venerable warrior who “is believed to XL faemrer of Ladles’ Cloakß and Mantillas, finding qeNDINE FARINA COLOGNE,at reducod prices. Best .
profession fork more profitable calling,which > hatebeSltoNanoleon’s “OldGuard’”' f^^iS^l? >> l^’a£74 1 1.*.»l > .F^Vh£: ,, rm’owSd d tS ,I tta: patterns of English Tooth Brushes. For sale by JAMES INTEREST: ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS.
haß proved of great advantage to the Ameri- [ „ . 8 ~p , P H ‘lGthnlt ’ KLEGAWaIID SPACIOUS WARE BOOM, at 'thos! T. SHINN, Apothocary, Broadand Sprncests. foll-tfrp COLLECTIONS MADE ON ALE POINTS.
ean tnut« Nnve t.hnt. >,i« tmrlr is flmm bntl, Came 10 an end In Chicago on the outhult. to. corner of NINTH and AUCII Streets, where she now wto'it t KllM.rr nrri' rxrir ,r„o ,vn enr.n °» > x
for liimself and the public, he quits the arena | an end about as Ignoble as that ot his ancient MEniroW;rinl;BrerJin ’ GOLD AND SILVER NOUGHT AND sol
as a successful athlete, whose last struggle j commander. Ihe venerable but malignant old ’ mh234mr!? d m. A.TOUifftY. isSi FliHertstro hvt.tatu.k railroad BONDS’FOR INVEST- C. F. f 51*- §
with fortune deserves to outshine all his others ! moustache undertook to poison liis daughter —w wTTirTNT' —An’ whvvt vo itt DOR INVALIDS.— A FINE MUSIC AL MENT. ffp Vi MoAi>B»-«hBL, H
in its brilliant result to himself and tho repu- I and her two sons by mixing nuz vomica with “Wl? i,rlc«-Sa,l,lbTy llam.-e and mntornf JJ Box ns a companion for tho sick chamber; tho finest . information givon ot our offlee. K 0 f JRULADA. B Jv,
totion which it will leave him, their potatoes, for which hi was locked up. “o! r fm M n a'ri t ot or s“t 0 re?t?“ B?! l OT m ent j£ # t MC t d u“y r *“* VBrietsr ° f full iDform ltion Blvon ot ° ur 0 “ C ’ . .Mg I | \
(rall^^rv , P a j3itiDgB constitute the | When visited in the morning it was found that l“>rse in ihedoor. ; lcctfrom ' Importcddir otby FARR A nBOTHEB. . a fris-SWI I sd§$ d§ I 1W F »
friimtnr. I t v, h aim. r '- L f ed f tod “- ' hefiad hung himself; having escaped alive t SAAO NATHANS, AUCTIONEER, N. E. mhietfrp] 324 Chestnut street, below b mirtf.. .Jfo, 114. S* SureCLj | POCKET-BOOKS | _Jj
ITloute on the, IHt.h instant, and which m:ty be - Aiißlprlit-/ aiwl , 1. corner Third and Spruce Btrects, only ono souare -g-si IT.TH'H TNG POWDER THE BEST vtv , a - Ijo urSTin r\ Tn i—.
examined at Hl7 and 81!l Broadway, N. Y.- ~, . , ' a „ Jena, fiom LelpstC and below the Exchange. S&O.UOO to loan, in largo or small U r nr rlonnsinu Silver and Platod Ware, Jowolry, etc., " PHIIABBIJHI A. Tidies* & Gents’ firiird-riaM, »
There are asineular r,„r„hor.,f TUrwrlmh Tiaint. : Waterloo, perhaps from Borodtnoand Moscow, amounts, on diamonde, aily<r, plate,.watchas, jewelry, 1 “ * ut d • ’ y mh29-tfrp :—: W wWatl
inge, a , quantity „r curious worlSfattriLted :to die by Ids own hand in a, Chicago station- ’“T . ’ « A• ’ OflM Tr b”l 1 1
to Tarioi.s olil and numbers of ex- I liouse. Upon tbe whole, this is rather more nonces nmdo in largo amounts at tho lowest murkot tfrp SMOhoa nnt I__; — rr TICS Q - N GWROT ii) & -'SONf II g JS
amplcH from those ino.lurnHchoolH, especially i melaiicboly than the end of the unfoVtunate rflteH * TORUAN’SCELEBRATED I S CTRBXQNIO JAD. Of •* » g InaUßtyles.
Ibe Belgian aud which Mr. Beau- Napoleon at-fc>t. Helena; and vet the two con- TTENRY PHILLIPPI, J Alofor invalMe,family üßo,«tc. • f n '"MSBybsSSSfiwJTwriSywfrtFMMTißi hiiiihi*^ , i ,
Sodudiig " in in- ! clunions are not unlike. CAKPENTBU AND builder, einipiy^Sf 1 amrweU-known borer- BILL BROKERS j mhM3ro : -
Among a scene'by 0 UyHui I^.’’The : RECKI VED Ind IN STORE ' ' CABPI-.NT LDER, | AND | NEW PITBLICATIONS.
* IMdSL oof 0of ! J oooja ofChamnagn., •aparklltfgOata-baa.'.a® pnre^p"roSaredf?Sm\W GENERAL FINANCIAL AGENTS, QTJNDAY SCHOOL SUPERINTEN-
Snnt^Tnd C one 2f«¥» i *Be«ird and fc , %W South SeCtma Street. i
Country, and one Ol the finest animal pie- street. '• de7(f de7 below Third ami Walnut streets. nthl if6p.
NO. 1024 RANSOM STREET,
jelO-lyrp PHILADELPHIA.
WE I) DIN G AUD ENGAGEMENT
Bings of solid 18korat fino Gold—a specialty; a
fall assortment of sires. and no cnargo for ongraving
numcß, Ac. FARB * BROTHER, Makars,
iuy2l rp tf 321 Chestnut atreet, below Fourth.
IEIEfiB&PHIV SIIMBABI.
Thi* ministerial crisis in Spain is ended. .
Judge BisAtor.EY leaves for New Orleans on
■t lie Ist proximo.
CiiAiii.KS Dickens presided at the an-,
nual news-venders' dinner, in London, last
•evening. . „ ,; •
Queen VictoiUa lias given her assent to
the Irish Peace bill.
The eruptions of Mount Abaurneo, Mexioo,
have increased.
On Monday the new conscriptiou law went
into operation in Spain. Disturbances are re
ported in some places.
Municipal elections wehc held in Colorado
yesterday, and resulted in the success of nearly
all the Republican candidates.
McFAJiLANL’s trial was resumed yesterday,,
hut at the adjournment of the Court ouly eight
jurors had been empanneled.
Ma'itejls at Creuzot wear ' a more favor
able asjiect, and Schneider has petitioned the
Government to w;iihdraw the troops.
Gov. Geaijy has re-appointed 001, McFar
land Superintendent of the Soldiers’ Orphans’
Department tyr tbree years.
-The California Legislature adjourned on
Monday night. A bill passed, by.it increasing
the legal rate of interest from 7 to' 10 per cent,
has been signed by the Governor.
The House Territorial Committee will to
morrow consider a proposition to admit New
Mexico aa a State, in with the
treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo.
The Newfoundland Legislature met on
Monday. Twenty anti-Confederation mem
bers were present, but no Confederationlsts.
A Committee was chosen, to try contested
. election cases.
Col. Johnson, a Sioux chief, has offered
eight bundled Sioux to the Canadian Govern
ment for service in the lied lliver District, and
bis oiler is now under consideration. .
In the Senate of New Verb, yesterday, the
new charter and election bills fog New York
city were passed.. The charter bad passed the
House. The Election bill is very stringent,
and provides special safeguards against fraudu
lent registration and voting.
Govehnoh Oamiuiell, of Wyoming Terri
tory, reports the arrival at South Pass, in that
Territory, of the stage coach, with Paymaster
Alvord, supposed to have been attacked by
• Indians. General Augur has sent cavalry to
Sweet Water, the scene of the Indian
murders. 1
The propeller John Tyler ran ashore on
Cooke's Island, in the Hudson river, 'near the
southern <-i)l,ran(-c of tins Hiehlands. yesterday
morning, and broke in two, Her passengers,
about tliirty in number, wire got off safely, and
her cargo witl be saved. The vessel, valued at
SIOO,UOO, will probably be a total loss.
Till: municipal trouble in Richmond, Va., is
approaching a solution. A motion by Ellison
to dissolve the. injunction will be heard by
Chief Justice Chase in Washington, to-mor
row. The writ of ejection against Ellison,
doubts of the legality of which caused General
C’anby to refuse troop 3 for its eufot cement, will
be referred to Attorney-General Hoar for his
decision. The two Mayors hold separate
courts and have their separate police on the
x streets as usual, neither molesting the other,
'\A meeting in memory of Major-General
George H. Thomas was held in tbs Hall of
Representatives at Washington last night.
The Hull was crowded, the audience including
the President and Vice President, .Senators and
Representatives, Judges of the Supreme Court,
Diplomatic Corps, Cabinet members, and army
, officers, including Gen, Sherman. Gen. Cox
presided. Addresses were made by Gen. Sher
man, Chief Justice Chase, Gens. Cox, McCook,
Slocum, Garfield, and others, and appropriate
resolutions were adopted.
Tut Supreme Court of Mexico lias decided
adversely on the claims of Norton and,White
comb, who furnished money to Santa Anna in
ISOti. while he was in New York, and received
as security his property in Mexico. All the
property of Santa Anna in Mexico was con
liscatcd by the Government in IStid, and was
consequently the property of the State previous
to the loan.
Tiik revolution in .San Luis Potosi lias not
ended. Generals Cadena, Huerta, Martinez,
Aquerre, Toledo and others of the insurgent
leaders are still in the field, with troops , and
ammunition, fighting and levying prestanos.
There has, however, hcen no general engage-,
inent since February 21st, and the rebel ollicer3
are scattering, the troops bushwackiug and
making descents on undefended villages and
towns. Jean Lucas is m the Puebla Moun
tains, still fighting against the Government.
The Apaches have descended from Northern
Sonora and Chihuahua, and have murdered
many citizens.
A French Military Incident.
(iaU'/nanPH 3ffs*enyi'r, of Paris, March 24,
reports the following affecting incident illustra
tive of the Bonaparte Empire, present and
past:— -
An interesting ceremony took place on Mon
day at the Tuileries, in the grand saloon of the
First Consul, where the Emperor, Empress and
Prince Imperial received a number of old
soldiers of the First Empire, presented by M.
Belniontet, Deputy,svith an appropriate address,
to which the Emperor replied in ( the most cor
dial terms. That gentleman, in 'directing the
attention of the young Prince to these relics
of the Grand Army, said:—“Monseigneur,
here is the past which creates the future.
These old survivors of the imperial glories re
present all our great battles.”
“ Are there any of Marengo ?” (14th ,June,
1800), asked the Prince.
“ Present, Monseigneurreplied t\yo of the
old men.
In honor of the occasion the Emperor con
ferred two crosses,one on an old cuirassier who
had served fifty-two years, and the other on M.
le Baron, formerly an officer on the staff,author
of a “ Code de Delations Internationales,” pub
lished in London. On leaving the Tuileries
the old soldiers went in ahody to the Restau
rant Cliatelain for the commemoration banquet
of the 20th March. / .
Pennsylvania legislature.
The Pennsylvania Senate, after the close of.
our report yesterday, passed the House supple
ment to the Philadelphia Registry a!ct. The
Escheat bill, on motion of Mr. Connell, was re
called from the Governor, and the final vote
‘reconsidered. The hill was then postponed in
definitely. House bill, providing that the old
appropriation bill shall be held to remain in
•force for school purposes in cases where Coun
cils fail to pass a new one, was passed. At
least three hundred bills were passed by their
titles during the day.
The House of Representatives refused to
concur in the Senate aiheudment to.the Public
Building bill. The amendment was to allow
the Commissioners to issue bonds instead of
levying an annual tax. At a late hour in the
afternoon it was. finally decided that the bill
should be sent to the.. Governor, so as to
authorize a special annual tax. Senate
hill for the organization of the Me
tropolitan Police force was indefinitely
•postponed. The following Senate bills were
passed: Authorizing an additional Judge of
the District Coiu'tf Authorizing an additional
law Judge for the Goiirt.of Comm6n Pleas.
Opening East Tacony. lane. Supplement to the
South Street Bridge. The committee ,in ’the
"Watt and Diamond election, pase .reported that
"Walt, the sitting member, was entitled to liis
seat,on the ground tliiit lie had a large majority
of the legal votes at the election.
THE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN—PHILADELPHIA. WEDNESDAY, APUIL 6. 1870.
Forty-First Congress-Second Session.
The Vnitcd States Senate, yesterday after
noon, did not co/idude the Consideration of the
Georgia bill. An executive session was held.
In the House 'of Representatives the Tariff
bill .was considered ln t j(}ommittee of the
Whole, but was not iinally disposed of. Mr.
Sutler asked leave to introduce a joint resolu
tion to annex the Republic of Dominica, but
Mr. Woodobjected,
„ IMPORTATIONS.
" Beported for tho I’lillodelphia Exenjn?, Bulletin.
CIIAJtI.EBTON. Zodiac. . Uioes--
10 LaleS yarn 48 do cotton Olufctmru. MorrinK&Oo; 80do
yarn Huy & McDovltt; 15 do A T HtowarlltOdo paper A
G Elliot; 1 hbt lemon syrup tl 8 Myors; 1? talon cotton
A Wbilldln * Bodb; 20 tea rice order; 28 do J 0 Smith*
llro; 100 lif bblft rlco Oocliran & Bussell; 6 hxn old type
M/icßoliar, Smith & Jordan; IS bills roots 1 bale skins
Sellers, Rodino A: Co: 1 bill whisky Roman, Drofol Sc 06;
J 8 sacks 7 bid* fertilizer Dr Schenk; Vi do 7do M Baird;
31 hbls oranges Mtntg A Octu Uer, 1 cask clay B Soegcr
& Co. * ; . ,
WOTJBMKMW Or OCEAN SIXAME^."
TO-ARRIVE.
eifIPS FHOM Ifott DATE,.
Atalunta- London... New Y6rk~ March 17
The Queen. Liverpool... Now York ......... ....March23
hern aim -..Bremen...New York-,.... March 21
Peruvian Liverpool... Portland March 25
Kutopji Obi*gow..,New York -March 25
Calabria Liverpool... Now York.., MUjrch 20
OJht London... Now York Murch2f>
C of Baltimore...Liverpool...N York via UAR,.H4rch2G
Villodc* Paris Br*’Ht...New York ....March23
TO DEPART.
Now York... Liverpool-.....; ..April G
PJoticrr Philadelphia... Wilmington .April 0
Achillea Philadelphia... Savannah April 7
Columbia* New York... Havana April 7
Tarifft Now York..,Livornool April 7
C. of Antwerp New York... Liverpool April 9
'lJnnati* New York... Bremen April 9
Nestor ian Port land. ..Liverpool..*.- April 9
Columbia New York...<ilaBgow April 9
Helvetia New Y0rk...Liverp001........... April 9
Mariposa New York. .New Orlomift - ....April 9
Idaho New York... Liverpool April 13
The iteamera delimited by- an asterisk (*)carry
the United Mails. ,
": _ BOAT?D OF TRADK.
GEORGE L. BUZBY. ) :
GEORGE N. TATHAM, S Monthly Committee,
I>. C. McCAMMON, \
COMMITTEE OX ABBITIIATION*.
J. 0. James, I J 5. A. Souder,
Gco.L.Buzby, 1 Win. W. Paul;
Thomas Gillespie. _
MAUINE BULLETIN;
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA—ArmI 6.
Ren Rises,s 37 i’Sun Sets. 6*231 Ilictt Water, 6 12
ARRIVED YESTERDAY
Steamer Z#4iuc, Hinas* 7# hours from Charleston,with
md*« to feoeder k Adams. Experienced heavy NK gales.
Steamer Hunter, Harding,3* hours from Providence,
with mdse to D S Stetson A Co.
Sieamer Mars, Crumley, 24 hours from New York.wifch
mdse to W M Baird A Co
Schr Thos J Tull, Cooper, 10 days from Portsmouth,
with shingles to W A Levering.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
.Steamer Pioneer, Wafeeleyr Wilmington, NC. Philadel-.
phia and Southern Mail SS
Steamer Volunteer, June*. New York, John F Oh).
Steamer W WhilMin. Riggins, Baltimore. A Groves, Jrv.
Sc hr Wdi N Geauer, Egbert, Hartford and Middletown,
. Conn,. D Coop'-r.
Scbr Read UR No 77, Corson, Washington, D Cooper
Schr Potomac, EUridge, Georgetown, DC.' « do
HAVRE DE GRACfi.April 5.
Tug Ella left this morning with three boats, as 10l
low*:
iinfm niicT. w,{}, >s»v*»m4 ilist fi.r Trsstes.YJj Irh,•
pig iron to It B Cabeen & Co; William S Boyd, lime to
Chesapeake.
Tb* rirer haa been very high since last Fridays Na
vigation will probably bo suspended for a lew day* In
r.Qnst-ijuence. *
MEMORANDA
Ship S Curling, Morse, from New York 3d Feb. for
Callao, was spoken 17th Feb. lal 30 N, lon 35 W.
. hhip Philadelphia, Brodio', from Shields lor Alexan
dria, was off Isle of W!ght23d nit,
hhip Tbtmas Lord, Day, at Queenstown 224 ult. from
Callao.
SbipDauntlMs (new), Wilbur* cleared at Now York
yesterday for San Fraricisco. '
Kbio Emerald Isle, Blowers, cleared at San Francisco
4th inn. for Liverpool, with 43/100 sack* wheat.
.steamer Jonnua, lioxie, hence at Now Orleans 31st
ult. via Havasu.
fct**i»er Fanita, Fresmun, cleared at New York yes
terSuy for this port. '
Stcnmer Calabria fl3r>, McMickatu from Liverpool
March 26 and Queemitown 27th, with 507 passengers, at
New York yesterday. _ „ „ ,
burner Alaska, Gray, cleared at N York yesterday
for AspinWalL. _
Steamer Clara Bateman, Preble, hence atPorttfmoutb,
N H . iuet.
Steamer Empire, Nelson, hence at Norfolk 2d inst. and
sailed for Richmond.
htraniGr Norfolk, Platt, sailed from Norfolk 2d inst.
Soto, Norton, cleared at New Orleans 23th
uli. for New York via Havana.
Bark Veteran, Snow, Bailed from. Messina 13th ult.
for New York. . .
Bark B F Lowell. Le.ivitt. sailed from Amsterdam 13th
ult. Tor thU port , „
Ilorks Zulma. Peterson, and Gazelle, Cole, salidd from
Messina I3tb nit. for New York. , . .
Brig Normandy, Otis, at Antwerp 22d ultimo from
Bayonne
Schr Ben HetMl, from Wilmington, Del. at Savannah
Srhr E D Wheaton, Atkins, at Savaunah 4th iust.from
n.Ngw York
£chr William A James, Ontten, hence at Richmond 2d
instant.
Schr Adelia, Trafton, cleared at St John, NB.3oth ult
Magee, Smith, cleared at Portland 4th
in*t. tor tldh port. • , ,
Schr E B EveYman, Colson, from tor this
port, at Sab-m Sd iiiet.
£<chr J H Marvel QUilliw, hence at Norfolk 3d Inst,
ckhr Jas Bueknieister- McHenry, cleared at Baltimore
4th Jmt. for WiJininziou. Del, „
Schr David Faust, Lord,from Galveston, at Boston 4th
"lijdliiht; ‘ "'
Bchr Manantico, Claypool. cleafedat Pensacola 23th
ult. for Lavacca.
Schr Hannah Little, Crawford, sailedfrom .ravannali
Kt in»t. lor Darien, to load h>r New York v \
MARINE 3IISCELLANY
Sclir Grave Clifton, uf Hoy West, from Darien, Ga.
afoul March 30, Tor I'roriilenct-. with a canto or yellow
pine lumber for James A Potter Go. was the vessel
passedth ult. by the Diligentia, at this port, aban
doned. 'J i.e cargo is insured at thy Narragansett oflicc,
in Proviilej.eo. Sho was an A 2 vessel of 203 tons regis
;- r , ! uiit at 'A ah]"hero. Me. in ]
Schr Scud, from Baltimore for Providence, ashore at
Stiuan Beach, lies well up on the beach, and will have
to be launched in order to get off.
AUCTION SALES.
O COTT’B ART GALLEKy and AUCTION
»0 COMMISSION SALES BOOMS,
B. SCOTT. Jr., Auctioneer.
1117 CHESTNUT street,
Girard Row.
. Furniture haUs every Tuesday and Friday muraing,
at io nVlocb.
Particular attention paid to ont-door Bales at mode
rate rates. ' h |1023 if
In consenuenee of the storm on Saturday evening the
SALE or paintings .
has been postponed until
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
April 6. at";, b'elock. The sale coinprisea .330 .Paint
ings, Gliromos iiial Engravings, mounted in fine gold
leaf flames. Must he sold to mnke room for a very ex
tensive safe. Now on exhibition in tiro Galleries with
catalogues.
GREAT ART SALE
On account of leaving shortly>for Enrope, on liusi
nt ’ eS ’ MR. CHARLES F.IIASELTINE
will Bella at public tale. lit* ontin* .. „
VALUABLE COLLECTION OF OIL PAINTINGS,
containing in many cases the finest examples of the beat
HrtistB(in the world) ever offered at auction in the
country,,as follows:
Boulanger, Boutibonne, Desgofle,
Meyer, Bremen, Lejeuue; Piwiju,
S’, E. Church, Laraacoie, Eftcosuru,
n<»rbfitoffer, DarUaort, * Seiguac,
Bakalowicz, Beranger, Caraud.
Herzog) Paul Weber, Peerus,
Perepo, Jacobson, Eatou,
Preyet, Kuwaaseg fils, Verona,
Wilms, Hildebrandt, - Aufray,
Sonderman, Arnoux, Irving,
Beyelug, Ramsey, lla6eltine, <xc., &c.
They will bo sold on ihe . , „
EVENINGS OF FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
Anri 18 and 9\ at o’clock.
AT THE HASELTINE GALLERIES,
1)25 Chestnut struct.
New on exhibition.
A. BARLOW’S
ELEVENTH SALE OF ELEGANT FURNITURE.
ON FRIDAY MORNING.
April 8, at 10 o clock, will be offered at public salo, an
elegant and superior assortment ofUrst class Furniture,
comprising—Parlor and Chamber Suits, in great va
riety uud style; Wardrobes, Bookcases, Chairs, Tables,
Mirrors, Hair Matresses, Sidobonrds, Music Stands,
piauo Stools, Cabinets, Hat Ruoks.&c., all from the
manufactories of celebrated city makers, and warrautod
in writing for teD years.
Goods packed and shipped to any part of the Umtod
States. , ,
Now on exhibition, with catalogues.
miIOMAR BIRCH & SON, AUCTION-
I EEItS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 1110 CHESTNUT btrett,
. . Rear entrance No. 1107 Sansom street.
-Household Furniture of every description received
. - on Consignment. • ’ , ,
Sales of Furniture at Dwellings attended to on tho
most reasonable terms.
' CIRCULAR SAWS, Ac. ,
ON FRIDAY MORNING,
At 9 o’clock, ftt the auction store, will bo sold, for ac
count of whom it may concern, four antifriction Circu
lur Saws, with Boring Machines attached,
. One anti-friction Circular' Saw, for steam power. ..
' One Photoglyph Card Cutter, for album work,
m a. McClelland, auctioneer,
X. 1219 OHKBTNUT Btroot.
CJ- personal attention. given to Sales of Household
Fmtiitur.' nt Rvvulliuga. ‘ ,
gg" public Sales of Furnituro at tho Auction Rooms,
1219 Chestnut street, ovory Monday and Tnursdny.
■ggr For particulars son Public Ledgor.
N. 13. —A superior class of Furnituro at Private
Sale;' '
BY ISAIUUTT & CO , AUCTIONEERS.
OASII AUCTION HOUSE, ;
No 2'lo MARKET street, corner of Bank street.
BROGANS, nAS _
April 7, by catalogue, commencing at U) o’clock, on CO
days’credit.
AUCTION SALES.
MA KTJif IrnWHEKBrAtrOMONffIaiSBi
{Lately M, Tfar- A'JJona,)
(Lately Kalffimen for u~. jomas dons«>
N 0,704 /’j[n?HTNUT;fltre«t. Seronth
ISPEOIAL ATTENTION
' ; ' IS INVITED TO THE BADE OF
FINE 01E PAINTINO9, . •
AT THE'AUCTION ISOOMS, 701 CHESTNUT STi.
ON WEDNESDAY AND THUB9DAY,
THE COLDKCTIOM KMBBACBB MANY FINE
PICTURES, BY- ABTIBTB OF ACKNOWDEDOKD
ABILITY. _ _ _ !___
CATALOGUES NOW READY ANDTHE UOL
MOTION A I! RANKED FOR EXAMINATION DAT
AND EVENING.
rRIIEMFTOBY BALE
A CHOICE COLLECTION
FINE MODERN OIL PAINTINGS,
BY EMINENT ARTISTS.
ON WEDNESDAY mid THURSDAY,
: Apr'H.rt and 7. '
MORNING at II dork and EVENING at V,i o’clock,
Al tho auction rooms, No. 704 Ohemnut atro.t, above
Seventh, a hirup<nnu tchoice colleciion of FINE MO
DERN OH, PAINTINOS. by eminent artists. Including
specimens by Georcre Hovvnpd. W .'A. C. Krlrlck, Ernest
boticlious. G. O. Hartwlck, Somers, Lewis,Pan! Ritter.
Kreti'hmer, La Salle, Krootzer, and others. Tho sub
jedsnre varied, emhrnclni; Litndecnpes, Cattle, Fruit,
Marine Views. Games, View* from Nature, Ac. ,
Will be on oahihltfou one day previous to sale. ■
EXTENSIVE BALE AT THE AUCTION ROOMS,
No. 71M Chestnut street
HANDSOME WALNUT PARLOR, CHAMBER AND
DINING ROOM FURNITURE, ROSEWOOD
PIANO FORTES, ELEGANT FRENCH PLATE
MANTEL AND PIKE MIRRORS, FINE BRUS
SELS .AND- OTDEU CARPETS, FINE CHINA,
iGLAHS , AND PLATED WARE, HANDSOMF,
SIDEBOARD, ELEOANT WARDROBE, WALNUT
DESKS AND OFFICE TABLES. Ac.
ON SATURDAY MOBNIJSfG,
April 9,«t JO o’clock, by catalogue.
B TOTING, DtTRBOEOW & CO.,
AUCTIONEERS,
Nos. ?32 and 231 Market street* corner of Bank.
LARGE SALE OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DKY GOODS,
ON THURSDAY MORNING,
April 7, at 10 o’clock, on four'tnoutba’ credit, in
eluding— . : - • ••’ , .
DOMESTICS.
Bales bleached and brown Shirtings and Shortings..
do all wool Canton; Pomet and Shirting Flannels:
Ca*»es Wigntrß. Kentucky mid Corset Joans, Deninn.
do Furniture rind Apron Cheeks, Hileckis, Stripes,
do Prints, lianchc.Ttermnl Domestic .Ginghams,
do Cuttonades. .Puddings, Cambrics, Miners’ Flan
nels..
do Kerseys, Tweeds, Sntineta, Casaimeres, Coatings,
Ac., Ac. *
LINKN GOODS,
Cases Spanish, Bley, Blouse and Shirting Liucns.
“do Plain and Fancy Drill*, Ducks. Coatings, Hocks,
do lamjmks, Towels, Table Cloths, Napkins, Crash,
■ Ac . Ac.
MERCHANT. TAILORS’ GOODS.
Pieces French, English and Saxony black and bluo
' Cloths,
do; Doeskins. Tricots, Meltons. Beavers, Twills,
do Fancy Cassimere* and Coatings. Diagonals
do Italians. Satin do Chines, Velvets. Cords, Ac.
PRESS GOODS. SILKS AND SHAWLS.
Pieces Pari*' Delaines. Bareges, Grenadines, Jaconets,
do bfuck and • colored Alpacas, Mohaira, Poplin
Alpacas.
.do Ginghams, Mozambiquee Piques. Lawns,
do . Mack, and colored Silks. Fancy Shawls, Silk and
Cloth Jackets, Ac.
Also.
The entire stock of a Jobber decliniuz business, com
prising largo and complete , lines of .staple and faucy
Goods. •
Hosiery and Gloves. Linen Cambric Hdkfs., Traveling
Shirts. Balmoral aud Hoop Skirts. Mosquito Ne/H.Hilk
Tics, Under Shirts and Drawers, Honeycomb and Mar-
LARGE, I3IPOB r ANT AND ATTRACTIVE SPE
CIAL HALE «OF GERMAN HOSIERY , AND
GLOVES-,
ON FRIDAY MORNING.
April 8, at JOoYlock.on fourninntha’credit, including—
50U) dozen Ladies’ White Hos-L
£O/ do Brown do
£4V) do Mixed do ! "
:m<) dozen Gents’ Brown Half Hose.
IMOO do Slixed do
itiXldozen Children a White. Brown and Mixed Hobo
and Half Hose.
I£Co dozen Ladies- Lisle and Berlin Gloves and Half
Gauntlets.
£OO dozen Childrens Lisle and Berlin Gloves and Half
Gauntlets. v
N. B.—Buyers will find the above line of goods to be
very full in the best assortments, all fresh imported,and
the* most popular make known to the trade.
LABGF SALE OF CARPETINGS, f>oo ROLLS
."WHITE. RED CHECK AND FANCY CANTON
MATTINGS. Ac- _ _
ON FRIDAY MORNING. .
April 8. at 11 o’clock, on four months’ credit, about 200
pieces Ingrain, Veretian, List,Hemp, Cottage and Rag
Carp'-tingßi Also, Mattings, Ac.
Rolls 4-4,5-4 and 64 i PRJ Ayoke Matting.
Rods 5-4 fancy Jnsnick Matting.
Rol!ss-4white S 8 Qtm Wot 2 Matting. '
Rolls 4-4 red S-S Qun Wo f 4 Matting.
Rolls 4-4 white ANo.l Slatting.
LARGE SALE OF FRENCII AND OTHER EURO'
PEAK DRY GOODS.
ON MONDAY MORNING.
April 11, at 10 o’clock,on fourmoutha 5 credit.
SALE OF 2000 CASES BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, Ac.
ON TUESDAY MORNING.
April 12, at 10 o’clock, on feur months’ credit.
M THOMAS & SONS, ATJCTIONEEBB,
• Nos. 139 and 141 Sontb FOURTH street
SALES OF STOCKS AND REAL ESTATE.
XT' Public sales at the Philadelphia Exchange e?«y
l2 o’clock.
M3r Furniture sales at tho Auction Store EVERY
THURSDAY.
JW* Sales at Residences receive especial attention
ASSIGNEES’- SALE OF CHOICE ENGRAVINGS,
ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
AprilG,at 4 o'clock, at the auctiou store, without re
serve, comprising Artists’ opeif letter and India Proof
and choice prints of Bare Engravings, by the most emi
nent artists.
Extensive Sale at the Auction Booms, Nos. 139 and
)4l South Fourth street.
ELEGANT PARLOR. CHAMBER, LIBRARY AND
DINING ROOM FURNITURE, 4 ROSEWOOD
PIANO FORTES. ELEGANT WINDOW CUR
TAINS, MIRRORS. HAIR MATRESSES. FEA
THER BEDS, CHINA AND GLASSWARE. OF
FICE DESKS AND TABLES. HANDSOME VEL
VET, BRUSSELS AND OTHER CARPETS, Ac.
ON THURSDAY MORNING.
April 7, at 9 o’clock, at the Auction Rooms, by cata
logue, a large assortment of Superior Household Furni
turo, comprising—Eb*gnnt Walnut Parlor Suit, covered
with tin** plusdi; Walnut Parlor Furniture, covered
witnhuir cloth: 3 elegant Walnut Chamber Suits.Cot
tagn Chamber Suits, French Plate Mirrors, Walnut
Reclining Chuir,2 Walnut Library Sofas. Hall Tables,
Walnut Etrtfiores, Brocadillu marble tops and mirror
backs; Walnut Extenaion Tables, Bookcases, Ward
robes. Centre and Botnpiet Tables, various marbles;
Chamber. Dining Room ami Library Chairs, Lounges,
Ann Chairs. Hat Stands, Tm* flair ftlatrcsses, Feather
Beds. Bolsters and Pillows, fine China and Glassware,
Mipcrior Otlieo Desks and Tables, Sewing Machined.
Gas-consuming and Cooking Stoves, Handsome Velvet,
Brusselgand other Carpers, Ac.
PIANOS.
Also, elegant Rosewood 7,V octavo Piano Forte, made
by Strimvny. • - •
Also, elegant- Rosewood 7 octave Piano Forte, made
by • emmd Gilbert.
Awo, elegant Rosewood 7 octave Piano Eorte, made
l-.v E. P.Graham.- •
Also.elegant Rosewood 7 octavo Piano Forte, made
hv McCammiin, tmecessor to Bordman and Gray.;
Aisov Mahoganv Piano Forte.
ELEGANT WINDOW CURTAINS.
crimson brocatelle Window Curtains and
Eornices.
AlHO,2Kuits green brocatello Window Curtains and
Cornices.,
Also, 0 units strir'-d brocatolle Window Curtains, .
AU*K (5 suits red Window Curtains. .
A150,'.3 suits fine lace Window CurtHins.'
FINE CARtETS.
Also, about 1200 yards fine Velvet, Brussels, Ingrain
and Venetian Carpets, secondhand. ,
VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY.
ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
April 7, at 4 o’clock, Valuable Miscellaneous Books,•in
cluding Appleton’s American Cyclopedia, Warorley
Novels,British Essayists, Dickens’ Works, Poet#.'Lon
don Art Journal, Ac.
Executors Peremptory Sale.
Estate of Bernard Maguire, B.W. corner of German
town road and Laurel street.
BAR AND FIXTURES. HOUSEHOLD FURNI
TURE, CARPETS, Ac.
ON SATURDAY MORNING,
April 93, at 10 o’clock, at the S. W. corner of German
town road and Laurel street, comprising Bar and Fix
tuics* Walnut Arm Chairs, Bar Room Tables, House
hold Furniture,superior mahogany case Clocks Feather
Beds, Hair Matresses, China And Glassware, Ac.
Also, 2000 gallons Cider Vinegar,
T L ASHBRIDGB & CO.. AUCTION
• EEBS. No. 605 MARKET street.abOTO Fifth.
IN NEW YORK.
ALLEN B. MINER, Auctioneer.
BY HENRY H. LEEDS & MINER.
Salesrooms, Nos. 95 Chambers And 77 Reado streets.
Art Galleries, Nos. 817 and 819 Broadway, Southwest
eornerbf'Twelfth'Btfoetv (
THE SALE OF THE SEASON.
Messrs. LEEDS-A MINER beg to Inform tho public
that on MONDAY, APRIL 18, AND THE SUCCEED
ING DAYS, they will offer for nalo tho Household Fur
nituro, Curiosities, ami ENTIRE PRIVATE COLLEC
TION OF PAINTINGS OF
JT; P. BEAUMONT,
ComtitutlnK tlio lmt public anlo tiwtwiil boorgnnraod
liy this gentleman. nn<l being relatively to its oxtent,
THE MOST VAEUABUE SALE OF
WOKHS.OF ART
Ever advertised iji Mew York. Tho greater portion of
these paintinna have never beon on exhibition since their
purchase by air. Beaumont (hiring tho last forty years,
amt are ADMIRABLY FINE SPECIMENS of OUR
OWN AMERICAN, ARTISTS, the MODERN EURO
PEAN SCHOOLS, with a few undoubted
OKItIIS BY THE OUI MANTEBS.
Among theso-aro tho works of GILBERT STUART,
COLE, CHURCH, SULLY,' LEUTXK, EASTMAN
JOHNSON, HUNTINGTON .MOONT, CIGNANI; DO*
MINICHIIJo.L.OARRAOOI.VELASQUE/v, J.OUYP,
TINTORETTO, ZUOIIARELLI,' VAN DBR MEtl-
LUN, SNYDERS,ROSA DA TIVOLI,. GONZALES,
CARI.' HUBNER,- ZIEM, VEUBOEOIC
HOVEN.MADOU,OHAVET. ROBBE,GUILLEMIN,
TBOIIAGOENY.dk BYLANDT, OTTO ERDMANN,
HERRING, CARL BISOKKR. GICNTZ, PEROYJULL,
FLOItICNT WILLEMS, VAN HOVE. VAN 80UEN
DEL, DE BLOCK, ARM FIELD, and other* ot u
Bimilar or aroatcr colobritv in tho
ART CIRCLES OF MODERN EUROPE. .
Tho Rupcrb and very extensive collodion will bo sold
WITHOUT RESERVE, and will bo on exhibition at
tho LEEDS ART GALLERIESon and after TUEBD VY,
APRIL 5, whoro Cataloguoß and additional information
can ho obtained. Price of Catalogue, 20 cents.
mh23m\vfot§
AIJCTJOW SALK* " ti
TAMES A. FKEEMAH, AUCTIONEER,
t/ No. 422 Wfilnritjrtreot,-
: ■ RBALESTATE HALF. A PHIL 13.
v lliis saleon next WEDNESDAY, at 12 o’clock noon,
at iho Exchange, will includo: : ■ **f '
o ftn /* yiNK.—A valuable Business Property,
Tw'Y:£ <>r . ,,or^,e lJ( ll # on Tine htract and 100 on
Eighth street. Three houses arc now on tho lot, and it
m udmlrAbly Bitaatrx) for a fine improvement. Only
half easil y Orphans' Court Sale, Estate of Henry Crest *
wiort, tier'd.
DARBY ItOAD-*-A threo-story brick dwelling ftnd
yaluablo lot, below Walnut street, C 5 by 200 foot. On*?-
third to remain. Orphans' Court Sale. Estate of
Samuel /Jn&mK.decoAKOd.
NINTH AND WATKINS-Two-storr brick house,
northwest corner, IG by 70 feot. 32l*grouud rent.
Orphans' Court Sale. Estate of Isaiah Butler, de
ceased.
NO.‘m CATHARINE BTREET-A Four-story
Brick Dwelling, adjoining, 16 by 33 feet,.
lMr"Eachof the above are subject to a proportionate
part of a silver ground-rent of #78.60 per annum. Same
estate. ' ■■■>..-■
NO. 767 S. THIRTEENTH STKEF.T-A Four-story
Brick Dwelling, above Catharine street, 16 by 67 feet,
#36 ground-rent. Same estate.
THIRTEENTH AND CATHARINE BTRBRTB.—A
building Lot N. E. corner, 17 by 35 fest.—Master's salt.
Estate of Wrn. MrClePand, Sr., deceased.
THIRTEENTH ABOVE CATHARINE STREET .—A
Four-story Brick Dwelling. No. 769. J 6 by 41 feet.
Some estate.
NO. 1213 CATIIARIN E BTBEET.-A Four-story
Brick House,.l6 by .33 feet. Same estate. ■
NOS.KHANDMS HKDWOOD STREET—Two nout
two-story Back Buildings, each 16 by 46 feet. Will be
sold separately. Clear. Sale by order of Heirs. Estate
of 11. w. Smith, deceased.
NO. 270 SOUTH FOURTH STREET-Snb*tnntial
thrcc-story Brick DvMlfoir, with back building, above
Spruce. Lot Jy feat 7'A iuclnw front by IG4K. feet deep.
A dcnireblo businesH location. #3,000 may remain.
SECOND BT. AR.GERMANTOWN BD., a brick
building and lot, 30 feet I inch front by 60)4 on one line
and 76,’.i on the other. A desirable business location.
#24 ground rent. lE?* Sale Peremptory.
BREW ERY fronting on a street in the rear of the 1
above. 32 by 30feot. Plan at tho store. Sale Peremptory.
03^CATALOGUES READY ON SATURDAY.
Special sale of
FINELY EXECUTED ITALIAN MARBLE GAR.
DEN AND MUb UMENTAL STATUARY, Ac.
ON THURSDAY MORNING.-
April 7, at 10 o'clock, at the sriesronm, 422 Walnut at.,
will bo sold, a collection of Italian marble Garden and
Monumental Htatuea. Marble Garden Vases, &c.., lately
imported by Messrs. VITI BROTHERS,(Iate Vito Viti
A eons.) The collection embrocos manybcontiful sub
jects, among which are figures of Hope, Faith, Remom
branco, Psych* . Flora Bacchus, tho Four Seasons, and
Four Parts of the World, Ac.
Ex°cutorß’ Fate. No. 3524 Filbert street,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,CARPETS, BEDDING,
ON MONDAY MORNING.
At 10 o’clock, will be told, by order of tho Executors of
Michael Nees»n,♦deceased, the entire Household Furni
ture, Ac.
Davis & habvey, auctioniskrs,
(Late with M. Thomas A Sons.)
Btor© Nos. 43 and CO North Sixth street.
JKP* Furniture Sales at the Store every Tuesday.
J9GT Saha at Private Residences solicited.
D- McCLEES &Tco7“7
. * AUCTIONEERS.
No. 506 MARKET street. n '
BOOT AND SHOE SALES EVERY MONDAY
THETKiNOIPAL MONEY ESTABLISH
MENT, S. E. corner of SIXTH and RACE streets.*
Money advanced on Merchandise geuer illy—Watches,
Jewelry, Diamonds, Gold and Silver Plate, ami on all
articles of value, for any length of time agreed on.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY AT PRIVATE SALE.
Fine Gold Hunting Case, Double Bottom and Open
Face English, American and Swiss Patent Lever
Watches ; Fine Gold Hunting Case and Open Face Lo
■pine'Watcher"nFineGold Duplex and other Watches;
Fine Silver Hunting Case nudOpen Faco English, Ame
rican and Swiss Patent Lever and Lenlne Watches ;
Double Cose English Quartier and other watches ; La
dies’ Fancy Matches, Diamond Breastpins, Finger
Rings, Ear Rings, Studs,. Ac.; Fine Gold Chains, Medal
lions, Bracelets, Scarf Pins, Breastpins, Finger Rin&H,
Pencil Caws, and Jewelry generally.
FOR SALE—A large aud valnablo Fire-proof Chest,
snitablo for a Jeweller ; cost #650.*
Also, several Lots in South Camden JFifth and Chest
nut street*?.
Slit VE YTVOTICES;
SURVEY NOTICE.
All persons interested in tho alteration of Plan No.
130 of the Survey and Regulation of the city ot Philadel
phia, by the location thereon of
v rOWKLTON AVENUE,
rO feet wide, from Forty-second to Market street.
Twenty-fourth Ward, are notified that the Court of
Quarter Sessions ot the City Philadelphia
have fixed MONDAY, May 16th, li<o, at 10 o’clock, A.
M. at the Court Room, main building of the State
House, to consider said alterations ; and any objections
against tho game may be made br any freeholder, and in
tile meantime tho said plan may be seen at the Office of
the Department of Surveys for the City of Philadelphia,
No. 224 S. Filth street.
THOMAS J. WORRELL,
Solicitor for the City of Philadelphia.
{Docket 6, Pago 356. J ups-tu th2t§
STJKVEY NOTICE.
All persons interested in the alteration of Plan No.
Wof the Survey and regulation oftho City of Philadel
phia, by the location thereon of .
■. LONG LANE,
50 feet wide.froni Federal to Mifllin street, Twenty-sixth
Ward, are notified that the Court of Quarter Ses
sion*! of the City and County of Philadel
phia. have fixed MONDAY, May I6th, 1870, at 10 o’clock
A. M.,at the Court Room, main building of the State
House. t.> consider said alterations ; and any objections
against the etuue may be made by any Freeholder, and
in th* 1 meantime the Raid plan ntay he seen at the Office
of the Department of Snrveys for tho City of Philadel-
I hia, No. 224 South Fifth street.
THOMAS J. WORRELL,
Solicitorfor the City of Philadelphia.
| Docket 6. Page 354,1 nps,tu th 2t§_
QUKYKY NOTICE.
All persons interested in tho alteration <»f Plan No.
10 of the Survey and Regulation of the City.of Philadel
phia, by the location thereon of ' ' -
ALBION STREET,
20 feet wide-, from. Locust street northward 171 feet,
Eighth Ward, are notified that the Court of Quarter Ses
sion* of the City and Connty of Philadelphia Invu fixiul
MONDAY, May Kith, 1870, at 10 o’clock A. M., atjtho
Court Room,main building of tho State Houhc, tocon
-Bider *aid alterations ; and any objections against the
Mine may-be made by any freeholder; and in the meUn
time the «aid plan may bo peon at the Oftice of the De
partment of Surveys for the city of Philadelphia, No. 224
South Fifth street.
THOMAS .1. WORRELL,
Solicitor for tho City of Philadelphia.
IDocket C,page362.l * . aps tu th2t§
' GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS.
PATENT SHOULDER SEAM SHIRT
MANUFACTORY.
Orders for these celebrated Shirts supplied promptly
brief notice.
Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods,
Of late styles in full variety.
WINCHESTER & CO.
TOO CIIUSTNUT.
fel-tu th B tf
—" PRINTING. , _
A. C. BRYSON & CO.,
A. C. BRYSON & CO.,
A. C. BRYSON &. CO.,
A. C. BRYSON & C0.,-- .
A. C. BRYSON & CO.,
A. C. BRYSON & CO.,
A. C. BRYSON & CO.,
A. C. lIKYBO.N A CO.,
607 Chestnut St. & 604 Jayne St.
607 Chestnut St. & 604 Jayne St.
607 Chestnut St. & 604 Jayne St.
007 Chestnut St. & 604 Jayne St.
607 Chestnut St. & 604 Jayne St.
607 Chestnut St. & 604 Jayne St.
607 Chestnut St. & 604 Jayne St,.
. 607 Chestnut St. i 604 Jayno St.
(Bnlletin Building P&MeluMa.)
Book and Job Printers, *
Book and Job Printers*
Book and Job Printers,
Book and Job Printers, <
Book and Job Printers,
Book and Job Printers,
Book and Job Printers,
; Book and Job Printers,
Workmen Skillful. Prices Low.
Workmen Skillful. Prices Low.
iWorkmen Skillful. Prices Low
> Workmen Skillful. ; Prices Low.
! Workmen Skillful. " / , Prices Low,
i Workmen Skillful.' . Prices Low.
Workmen Skillfull Prices Low
Workmen Skillful. Prices Low.
; OIVB US A TRIAL.
* . GIYB US A TKIAL.
GIVE US ATRIAL.
GIVE US A TRIAL.
! GIVE US A TRIAL. . .
i GIVE US A TRIAL. ;
i GIVE US A TRIAL.
1 GIVE US A TRIAL.
ft BROWN STONE DWELLING ft
j AND COACH HOUSE,
( No. 1507 BPBUOB Street,
i, . , FOKSAiißonjaAi*.;::.;
Jminire of , ■ . —.
DREXEL & CO., 34 South Third Street.
ph24 th B tu tf§
rpOBAOCU.-rFOUB OASES, FLORIDA
JL Loaf Tobacco. In store and for Halo by -000U*
BAN, BUSSELL* CO. 11l Clwatuufc street.
Insurance.
rpHE PHILADELPHIA TitLTST,
SAFE DEPOSIT ,;i; "
AND INSURANCE COMPANY,
; OFFICE AND BOHGLAK-rSOOF VAULTS IS
: THE PHILADELPHIA BANK BUILDING,
No. 421 CHESTNUT STREET.
CAPITAL, $500,000.
Per SAek-keepino of Government Bond. and other
SECOKITIBB, Famii.yPlatk, Jewels Y,and other Valu
ables, under special guarantee, attheloweet ratea.
.The Company also offer far Bent at ratos varying from
to $7B per annum; the renter alone holding the key,
SMALL SAFES IN THE BURQLAR-PROOF VAULTS,
affording absolute Secubity against Fire, Thsfi,Bvr
olaky and Accident.
AH fiduciary obligatlona, snch as TrusT3, Ovabdian
shipb, KxECiiTOnsinrs, etc.; will be undertaken and
faithfully discharged.
Circularfl,givlng full details,forwarded on application.
DIRECTORS.
Thcimae Robins, Benjamin B. Oomegya,
Lewis H. Ashhurst. Augustus Heaton,
J. Livingston Erringor. F. iiatchford Starr, -
B.P, McCullagh, Daniel Haddock, Jr.,
Edwin Bl.Lewlß, Edward F. Townsend,
James Olaghom, John D. Taylor,
Hon. Via A. Porter.
OFFtOFRH
President— LEWlS R. AHfIriURST.
Vtcs President- J. LIVINUSTON EBKINOEB.
Seeretary and Treasurer— B. P. McCIILLAOH,
6'o/ictIw—RICHARD L.ASHHUBBT.
1829 UHn rtTER PERPETUAL * XB7O
FRANKLIN
FIEE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA,
OFFICE—43S and 437 Chestnut St.
Assets on January 1, 1870,
$2,825,731 67.
Capital 3400,000
Accrued Surplus and Premiums 2,425,731
INCOME FOB 1870, ~ LOSSES PAID IN
9810,000. 8144,008 43
LOSSES PAID SINCE 1830 OVER
$5,000,000..
Perpetnal and Temporary Policies on Liberal Terms.
The Compnny also issues policies npon tho Kents of all
kinds of Buildings, Ground Rents and Mortgages.
The “ FRANKLIN ” has no DISPUTED CLAIM.
DIRECTORS.
Alfred O. Baker, Alfred Filler,
Samuel Grant, Thomas Sparks,
Geo. W. Richards, Wm. B. Grant,
ItmacLen, ' • Thomas 8. Ellis,
George Pales, Gustuvns 8. Benson.
ALFRED G. BAKER, President. .
- GEORGE FADES, Yico President.
JAB. W. McALLISTER, Secretary.
THEODORE M.REGEII, Assistant Secretary.
- fertdeMS
INSURANCE COMPANY
NORTH AMERICA.
January 1,1870.
INCORPORATED 17CHARTER PERPETUAL,
CAPITAL,
ASSETS, .
Losses paid Hi nee organlza>
tlon, - - . . . . 933,000,000
Receipts or Premlnms, 1860,91,001,837 45
Interest from Investments,
1860, . . .
$2,106,534 19
Losses Dale!, 1869, - - - $1,035,386 84
STATEMENT OF THE ASSETS. .
First Mortgage on City Property #766*450 00
United States Government und other Loan
Bonds. 1,122346 00
Railroad, Bank and Canal Stocks.... 65,713 00
Cash in Bank and office - 247,620 00
Loans on Collateral Security 32AM 00
Notes Receivable, mostly Marino Pro-
321,944 00
Accrued Interest... 20357 00
Premiums in course of 85,198 00
Unsettled Marine Premiums..* 100,900 00
Real, Estate, Office of Company, Philadel-
- 30300 00
DIRECTORS.
Arthur G Coffin, Francis R. Cope,
Samuel W. Jones, Edward H. Trotter,
John A. Brow’ll, Edward 8. Clarke,
Charles Taylor, . T. Charlton Henry,
Ambrose white, Alfred D. Jessup,
William Welsh, Louis 0. Madeira,
8. Morris Wain, Chas, W, Cushman,
John Masou, Clement A. Griscom,
Geo. L. Harrison, William Brockio.
ARTHUR G. COFFIN, President
CHARLES PLATT, Vice Prea’t.
Matthtas Maris, Secretary.
C. H. Reeves, Asa’t Secretary. felOtf
F jg- FIRE ASSOCIATION
flSk PHILADELPHIA.
53ESW Incorporated March, 27, 1820,
Office—-No. 34 North Fifth Street.
INSURE BUILDINGS, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AND MERCHANDISE GENERALLY FROM
u* . T ogg BY yiRE>
(In the city of Philadelphia only.)
Assets JarvaaTTr I* 1870 #
$1,573,733 S 5.
TBTJSTBEB:
William H. Hamilton, • Charkil'.Bowor,
John Carrow, Peter Williamson,
George I. Young, Jesse kifihtfoot,
Joseph B. Lyndall, Bobert Shoemaker
Bovi P. Coats, . Peter Armbrnster,
Bamnel Sparhowk, M. 11. Dickinson,
Joseph E. Schell.
WM. H. HAMlLTON,President,
SAMUEL BPABHAWK, Vico President.
WM. T. BUTLEB, Secretary.
UNITED FIREMEN’S INSURANCE
. COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
This Company takes risks at the lowest rates consistent
with safety, ana confines its business exclusively to
FIBB INBUBANCE IK TltE CITY OF PHILADHL
: 1 ' PHIA,
OFFIOB_Ho. 72S Arch street, Fourth National Bant
Bnild,n *- : DIBEOTOBS.
Thomas J. Martin, ?,i nr JL W ir? renner * '
John Hirst, Albert™ King,
Wm.,A. Bolin, Heuryßumm,
James- Mongan, " James Wood* *
William Glenn,--- - Charles Judge,
James Jenner*. 4- « «i B^nt
Alexander T. Dickson* ‘ Hugh Mulligan,
iM: r ßoborts iun ; f D Phf ip Fitzpatrick, ,
CONBAD B. ANDBEBS, President.
WM. A. Bonn, Treaa, Wm. H. Exams. Seo’r.
TEFFERBON FIRE INSURANCE COM-
J PANT of Philadelphia.—Office, No. 34 North Fifth
street, near Market Btreet.,
Incorporated by tho legislators of Pennsylvania.
Charter perpetual. Capital and Assets. 81M,0OU. 'Make
Insurance against Hess or damage by Fire on PnbHo or
Private BuildlUgs. Fumiture, Stocks, Goods and Mer
chandise, on.favorahloterms^ OßS
wm. McDaniel, EdwardP.Moyer
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eamueinuuw, William D. Gardner.
WILLIAM McDANIEL, President.
ISRAEL PETERSON, vice President.
PHILIP X. Coleman, Secretary and Treasurer.
THE PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSU*
RANGE COMPANY. . ,
~lncorporatwT Perpetual.
No. 610 WALNUT street, opposite Independence Buuare.
This Company, favorably known to’fcho community ioi
over forty years, continues to insure against loss.ol
damage by fire on Public or Private Buildings, eltnei
permanently or for.n limited time. Also on Furniture,
Stocks of Goods, and Merchandise generally, on liberal
te sSslr Capital, together with a largo Snrpln*. Fund, !b
Invested In the most careful manner, which enables them
to offor to the insured an undoubted security in tno coat
of loss. riBF.OTOKS.
Daniel Smith, Jr.,
Alexander Benson, Thomas Smith, •
Isaatj Haßleliurst, ¥ e rfffin»h2n» Full
Thoma. Eoblns, Hai fjo& g . h ““ ?OU ’
DANIEL SMITH, Jr., President,
WM, G. CBOWKLL, Boorotary, apl9-tf
nfIHE COUNTY FIRE INSURANOE COM.
JL PANY.—Office, No. H 0 South' Fourth street, below
lnsurance Company of tho County of Phila
delphia,” Incorporated by tuoLogislature of Pennsylva
nia in 1839, for indemnity against loss or damage by firo,
exclusively. onA ji TKB rEBPBTOAL.
Thisoldand reliable institution, with ample capital
and contingent fund carofully invested, continnos to in
sure buildings, furniture, merchandise, &0., either por
j Bntt . r DlBaUiv^njirowH.MlUor,
«i«^ J nridd ’ James N. Stone, ’
¥ i?,?TDwn Edwin L.lloakfrt, .
Joseph Moore, " KototV. Massey, Jr.
George, Mocko, (jgAHLESX SUTTEE, President.
HKNKY BUDD, Vico Proaidout.
BENJAMIN F, HOEUELKY, Secretary and Treasurer.
Lhe Liverpool &? London
Assets Gold, '% 18,400,000
Laity Receipts , - . * $20,003
Premiums in 1869, $5,884,003
Losses in 1869, - $3,219,000
No. 6 Merchants’ Exchange , :
Philadelphia,
The reliance insurance com
PANT OF PHILADELPHIA.
Incorporated in 1841. Charter Perpetual*
; Office, No. 808 Walnut street.
L ' CAPITAL $300,000.
Insures against loss or damago by FntE.onHoiLMß*
Stores and other Buildings, limited or perpetual, and on
Tnnitituro, Goods, Wares and Merchandise In town or
‘’“’’Looses pbomptmt adjusted and paid.
Assots, December 1,1869...«...m $401,871 4M -
' Invested m the following Securities, tig 1 . .
First Mortgages on City Property, woll so- *
cnred._.- .. „ *...,.,.,.9189,18000
United States Government Loans..... „ 82.000 OB
Philadelphia City 6 Per Cent; L0an5.75,53 00 ‘
41 “ Warrants ....... finssTß
Pennsylvania 93.000,000 0 Per Cent L0an......... 30,000 OB
Pennsylvania Railroad Bonds, First Mortgage 5,000 at
Camden and Amhoy Railroad Company’sO Per - - -
Cpnt. L0atL........« M ..i M ...,. MM ; 8,000 0B
Huntingdon and Broad Top 7 Per Cent. Mort*
gage 80nd5*..........,..... ........................... . 4,960 0B;
County Fire Insurance Company’s 5t0ck...,., 1,060 0B
Mechanics’ Bank 5t0ck..,....,..,.. 4,00000
Commercial Bank of Pennsylvania Stock...*.* 10,000 00
Upton Mutual Insurance Company’s Stock...;.. 190 00
Reliance Insurance Company of Philadelphia .
Stock * O9 ’
Cash in Bank and os 15*316 71
Worth at Par.,... H .... H .... HU ..„. WHM . H .«....„. n^m ...9101473 43 '
Worth at present market prices....... ...9409 *696 80
DIRECTORS. ■ ■ rrrrr
Thomas H. Moore,
Samuel Castner, ,
James T. Yonng,
Isaac F, Biker,
Christian J. Hafftnas,
Samuel B. Thomas,
I Biter.
MAS C. HILL, President.
Tbomoa O. Hill,
William Mnsaer,
Enamel Bispham,
H. L. Carson,
Wm. Stevenson,
Beni. W^.Tingloy*
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tho;
Wm. Secretary.
Philadelphia, Docember
Delaware mutual, safety insu
rance COMPANY* incorporated by the Legtsla
latnre of Pennsylvania, 1835.
Office, B.E. corner of THIRD and WALNTJT street**
Philadelphia.
MARINE INSURANCES
On Veseo Is, Cp ff j,[g 9 world.
On goods by river, canal, lake and land carriage to all
' parts of tho Union.
FIRE INSURANCES *
On Merchandise gnhei'ully ; oh Stores, Dwelling*!
Houses, Ac.
•' ASSETS OF THE COMPANY
Novetnoer l,18<i».
$200,000 United States Five Por Cent,
Loan, ton-forties.. —. $219300 09
100300 United States Six Per Cent.
Loan (lawful money). 107,750 09
60,000 United States Six Per Cent.
Loan, 3881 - 00,000 09
200,000 State of Pennsylvania Six Por
Cent. Loan 313,990 09
200,000 Citv of Philadelphia Six Per .
Cent Loan (exempt from tax}... 200,925 09
100,000 State of New Jersey Six Por
Cent. Loan- 102,000 08
20,000 Pennsylvania Bail rood First
Mortgage Six Per Cent. Bond*... 19,450 00
*25,000 Pennsylvania Bailroad Second
Mortgage Six Per Cent. Bonds-. ’ 33,02909
20« OOO Western Pennsylvania Bailroad
Mortgage Six Per Cent. Bonds
(Pennsylvania Bailroad guar
antee}. 30,000 09
80,000 State of Tennoßseo Five Per
Cent. Loan. 15,00909.
7,000 State of Tennessee SLx Per Gent,
Loan - 4,270.09
12,500 Pennsylvania Bailroad Com* •
, pany, 250 shares stock, 14,000 09
6,000 North Pennsylvania Bailroad
Company, 100 shares stock...—... 3*900 9
10,000 Philadelphia and Southern Mail
Steamship Company, SO shares :
stock..— 7,500 09
249,900 Loans on Bond and Mortgage,
first liens on City Properties 249,900 09
Market value, $1,255,270 09
Cost, $1,215,622 27.
Beal Estate-... —... 35,000 09
Bills BeceWable for Insurance'
mado - - 323,700 T 9
Balances duo at Agonciea—Pre
■miums on Marine Policies. Ac
crued Interest and other debts .• ■
clue the Company - 55,097 39
Stock, Scrip, Ac., of sundry Cor
porations, $4,709. .Estimated _ _
value / 3,740 99
Cashiu Bank - $168,31* 8*
Cash in Drawer. - 972 29
159,29114
$1352,10009.
. 8500,000
- $2,783,581
- 114,096 74
51,231.400 Far
53,783,531 OO
DIBECTOB3.-
Thomas 0. Hand, Samuel 30. Stoke®,
John 0. Pavia, William G. Boulton,
Edmund E. Bonder, Edward Darlington,
Tbeophilus Paulding, H. Jones Brooke,
James Tra<juair, Edward Lnfpurcade,
Henry Sloan, Jacob Biegel, .
Henry O. Dallett, Jr., Jacob P. Jones,
James C. Hand, * Jamos B.M’Farland,
William 0. Ludwig, Joshua P. Eyro,
Joseph H. Seal, Spencer M’Hvain.
Hugh Craig, J. B. Soinple, Pittsburg,
John D. Taylor, A.B.Borgor, \\
Georgo W. Bernadou, D.T. Morgan, “
William C. Houatonj HoMAB _ HANDi p r oildeht.
JOHN 0. DAVIS, Vice Proeideat.
HENRY LYLBBRN, Secretary. .
HENRY BALDAssUtautSocre tary. dolS
4MERIOA}N EIRE INSURANCE COM
PAN Y .incorporated 1810.—Charter torrwtnal.
o, 310 WALNTJT street, aTiovo Thira, Philadelphia,
Haying a large nail-up (lanital Btocfcand Surplus In
vested In sound and availdbloSocurltles, continue to
Insure on dwellings, stores, furniture,, merchandise,
vessels In port, and their cargoes, and othOT personal
property. All losses and promptly adjusted.
Thomas B. Haris, - Edmund G.Dutilh,
Jolin Welsh, :r ---- - Charles W. Poultnejr,
i THOMAS B. MARIS, President.
AlbbhtO. CuawroßD, Secretary. __
171 AME INSURANCE COMPANY, NO.
PKBPETDAi.
FIRE INHURANOE'IiXdLD'srVra.Y.
Insures against Loss or Dam ago by Firo. eithor by Peg*
• potual or Temporary Policies. •
Charles Blchardson,
Win. 11. Ithuwn, John Kcsalor, Jr.,
William M. Beyferti Edward B. O^ne,
John F. Smith, Charles Btokea,
Mathan HUles. John W .Kverman,
George A. We^ ABIIHB
WM. H. ItHAWN, Vice-President.
lIihIAMB I. BliAHOHAßD.ifeoretaiT. aaltt
Anthracite insurance com-
PANY.-OHABTEB PEBPETUAL.
Office, No. 311 WALNUT Street, above Third, PhQada*
Will insure against Loss or Damage bv Firo on Build
ings, either perpetually or for a limited time, Household
furniture and Merchandise generally.
Also, Marine Insurance on Vessels, Cargoes and
freights. Inland Insurance to all parts of the union*
DIBEOTOBS.
William Esher, Lewis Audonrlod,
Wm.M. Baird. JohnKotoham,
John R.Blacklston, J.E.Uaum,
William V. Dean, Johnß.Heji,
“Pater Sieger* Samuol H. Bothennel*
° 8 ESHEK. President.
WILLIAM P, DEAifa Vice President.
VfU. M. UM tn th »t«
SEALED PROPOSALS, ENDORSED
“Proposals for supplying Furniture,” will
be received by the undersigned, at the Office,
S. E. corner Sixth and Adelphi streets, until
THURSDAY, April 7th, at 3 o’clock P. M.,
for supplying the furniture'required for new
School-houses. A list of the kind required can e ;
be obtained at the office of the Board.
By order of the Committee on Property.
• H. \V. HALLIWELL,
Secretary, ~ ,
ap2-4U
OTPAKT N E It Hil I P. —THIS TODER
ajgncd Imvo thin day enteral into co-pnrtnflfaUln,
under tlio niiino ot'SOITDEH A ADAMS,for the traha
uoticn of u general Sliippiug and Commission bualuesa,
'“l lfe3 ?.'«: ot - J*"
SAMUEL D. ADAMS
PmLADBLrHiA, March 29, 1870. ■
T PERCY WARE ALEXANDER
11. G.CATTKLL, JKo have been iiiluiHtecl to aa into- _
rest in our firm from-thfrf dnto. : *
ALEXANDER O. CATTELIi £ CO.*
Aprit. 1,1670. ♦ apl-tit* 1
fiW* ORSALK—THE PROPERTY OF
A**>-v a gentleman going to Europe—a pair of superior
Carnage Jlovnee ; a fine Saddlo Rorao; hovoi-u! Oar
rio«t‘S,uiado by Jirowßtor, of Broomo street, Nov York.
S?ableJ.o rent. Apply 1:7 North_Sixtfi street. apS-ot"
ourstock oiFfokt v 'oar-,
w—riagoa. including .Bnggiea, liockaways, (lor
iimntownfl, Jenny Linda, Park ami Pony Pliaetonj.
ulighily dnmuged oy the lato ili-e at our Repository, Will
bo Bold af a great reduction. . T r ’
- JJoLKAR * KENDALL.
mb23-WBUil'.'t§ 71U and 71:1 Sunaoin street,
INSURANCE.
and Globe Ins, Co,
DIiBCTOBA
ruorosALs.
COPARTNERSHIPS.
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