- - FOREIGN CORRESPONDEICE trrrnis titan EOBIE.;) 11i~, girlie Nos pr, >tris Studio dud' 1114t-eir_the_Pitinee of ,litallegh-r. Bead's Cenamhobiener-Aiterk Ala eheilitl4 dies of Rogers and Mee Foley—The Connell and' - the - - l.ittlo F attlehll9lll2..:. Baphaers Apollo. - and illarayns•- • Nar, TOW Etienne eelilise Cushman: ileoiretrpondence of the Phila. Mooing Belletin.) ROME, May. 13th, IWlo.—Mozier, the sculptor, whose health, I am sorry to say, is very poor, - Isas left Rome for America. Ile in tends to sPend several 'months in the. United States, hoping to benefit Iby,the change: The .Academy of Fine Arts , in, your city possesses one of Mozier's nook- popular works, "The Prodigal Son," which was generously presented bithat good patron of. Art, Mr. J. Gillingham Fell, to 'the Academy last year. A few. days before Mozier left Rome I . paid Lima visit in his studio, and had 'the pleasure of a long and pleasant talk with the-sculptor over his statues. He vas finishing the clay model of his last work. It is a study from his' favorite author, Milton,and from Milton's finest Miner poem, "ComuS,"—a representation of "Sabrina Fair," according to the beautiful in votatiors: - . "Listen :where thou art sitting 'Under th e glassy, cool,' translucent wave, twisted braids of lilies knitting ale, loose train of thy amber-droppiiag hair ; 'Listen for dear honor's sake, Ilioddeisi of the silver lake, Listen and save.".. ,10eallop - - shells - form - the- accessories-to _ the_ sew the lymph or goddess is crowned with water lilies ; lilies lie in her lap; one has fallen at her - feet, for she has forgotten the 111y wreathing, and is listening to the invocation,; ete band is up to her ear, holding back the rid pastes of hair. Those who admired Mozier's "Penseroso" and " Allegro" will find 'eiltis "Sabrina " an equally good conception. .ABl,took a farewell walk through the studios with the sculptor, I stopped in front of Me ijer's extremely successful little figure of Spring, or Morning-Glory. The "Banker's Statue," aOllO-er's--workinen-call-it—beeause so many English and American bankers have, ordered it. Mr. Jay Cooke, of your city, has one. Apropos to this statue Mozier told me a pretty story. 'When he was modeling it, some years ago, he placed a crown or garland of roses on the child's head. One morning two of his friends —ladies—came into his studio with a wreath of freSh inerning-glories, which they had just gathered, and asked him to change the roses " for these. He . adopted their . suggestion, of course. What artist could refuse such a grace ful - interest -in his _works? Every morn ing his friends brought bins fresh morn ing-glories until the wreath was finished. Many years have: goneby- since that spring season, but Mozier' has never forgottenthe kind atten tion. Repetitions of the beautiful little statue are constantly ordered, and the sculptor every year' makes his workmen chisel the flowers from freSh morningllories-iff-memory-of-the pleasant attention. " Spring" is a charming pic ture of a child stooping to gather a tulip ; her little apron is full of flowers,- and the morning glories of years ago crown the girl's bead. - Beside this statue of Spring stood one of a boy, mending a pen, which a workman was put ting into marble. Mozier had a droll story to tell me about -it -characteristic-of-the-English. love of royalty. When the Prince of Wales Was in Rome some years ago he was one day in Mozier's studio with his suite. This statue pleased the young prince greatly—it is a little school-boy, dressed in coat, pantaloons, hoots, collar, neck-tie, all complete—a real little man ' in mar lish heir apparent ; it tickled his fancy. "But," said Wales, turning to the sculptor with quite a quirk of bright wit for him, " as it is Young America you should have made him -whittling-a-stick-instead-of-meriding-a pen."' The Prince is not remarkable for mak:ng brilliant speeches, but this was such a grand display of fireworks in the way of royal wit, that it was highly applauded, echoed and re eclistied, not only - thr - oughont - the littly bevy-of attendants, but the whole John Bull circle in Rome. For many weeks after hundreds of English visitors came to Mozier's studios, be ginning their speech of entrance like Paul Pry, with: Ai Ah! Beg pardon, 'ope 1 don't intrude. But would yon 'ave the goodness to show me the statue 'is Royal Ighmss made a remark upon?" Even to this day every English visitor tb the studies asks the wt,rkmen this question, and the Italian marble-cutters have coined a com- round word as a title to the little figure, which sounds drolly, like the Englishman's request, "?he statue 'is Royal 'ighliess niacle a remark 'even." In the room with these was a cast of one of Lannt Thompson's works, with the pointing marks on it. Lauut Thompson left it in Rome last year to be put into marble. It is a charming __thought—a portrait-statue of a child. The figure is lying down, and the little hands hold a shell to the ear. The face shows that the child is bearing —I; the mighty waters rolling evermore, Can in a moment travel thither And see the children :Tort upon the shore" of that immortal sea front which the baby soul of the little philosopher has so lately come. —When-l-left-MozieLs_l_w_ent_iato__Buchauan _ Read's studio and found him, as usual, hard at work. From day-dawn until nightfall this in defatigable artist labors ; he is hardly ever away from his studio; and he has need to be Indus trious, for„ almost every American visitor to Rome must have a portrait or a fancy picture by Read. He is all the fashion now; his corn missions since the mouth of December amount I to over $20,000. The " Star of Bethlehem," one of his most beautiftil pictures, was bought off the easel before finished, last December, by Mr. Young, of Castle Kelly, Scotland, a con noisseur of much reputation; and last week a visitor took the "Abou ben Adhem" iu tile same way. This last is going to be a tine rival of the star, of Bethlehem. One of 'Ur. Bead's clover - Portraits is of a Miss ..lohnes, of your city; and the 'one of Mrs. Alfred Beard, of Boston, is strikingly life-like and beautiful. This lastL named portrait• is treated like the one of the queen of Naples; there is not a jewel upon it, bnt ,it looks like one rare and costly pearl. Bead: has had portraits ordered of him this Winter which go to England, Scotland and all parts ofthe-United_ States. The many--dupli eateg of the various sizes . of the " Sheridan's 'tide" 'which have been ordered.are anevidenee of Low popularthat striking, picture is., Mrs Ben llollailaSt, t of Dtilifornia, has cothroiSslnnett Read to paiht. herfacopy of it, 4 feet 6,.lnhhes by; 3 feet . '2litiches; livhiclikphe la to present to. penel'al Gralit. (Me of the eopiel, strange to tOes " sciuth oil Mason and ,Dixon's Ene," to a'Mir. Aie t ry, Lonisvile,iKentecky. N,Froirrateihi•it wassbut :a step to Rogars's and - Miis Foley's: They are 'all in the; sarne building—Patrizi 53, via Margutta. The cast- of the Lincoln statue for Philadelphia, and the fine colossal -statue of-Michigan, are the first things you see on going into Rogers's rooms; and against the' door leading to 'the second studio leans a cast of the broad, square seal of Pennsylvania ? which belongs to our Lincoln :Monument. .*Then you see parts of numerous State monuments; the cast of the beautifid Columbus bronze &tors at the Capitol in, Wabh- • ington, Ruth's, Nydia's, Isaac's, busts of per sous from all parts of the Union, and number_ less other well-known statues. It is a busy, prosperous looking place---work going on every- V; here—for Rogers, like Read, is one of the very successful .Ameriban artists. At Miss Foley's I saw her fine bas relief of iSf.r.'Ripley, of the Tribune, Mr. S. C.. 1411, of England, and her carefully modeled, elabo rately nished bas relief of the Pope ; also her beautiful Jeremial,tand the very life-like bust of Theodore'Parker. - One thing of hers, how ever, struck my fancy 'and taste—an .ix quisite design for a fountain. Three' little . water'spiritS are clustered together around a roCkun a bed.of water plantS; in the 'entre springs up. a cluster of ferns, vase-shi-pedi trout which the fountain jet is thrown; two of: the boys look dpwn into the marble water basin; the other is• sheltered under the fern vase lip and gazes up at the'Water which pours down around him like a crystal veil over the reeds and lilies and lily pods. It is a beautiful creation, so graceful'and ehaste. It would look well in our Fairmount Park. I wish some generbus patron- of art would give Miss Foley a commission for this fountain, and another an order to ,llarnisch - for his fine Humboldt MOllll - both to be placed, when completed,in the finest park in Arneriba, the Fairmount Park of Philadelphia. The journals report that the subject of the Little Catechism, or Schema de Ctiteehisma, is closed in the Council. This is not so. I have just heard from undeniable authority that this morning the Fathers are voting upon it. Fifty_ three or six,l forget which,were in the negative last week, and to-day they are endeavoring to come to a conclusion. After this Schema is finished, the Infallibility Schema will Be pre sented. It is hoped that by St. Peter's day, 2eth of June, both Schenfas will be ready to be promulgated. It is reported by some, however, that on Pentecost will be held the fourth public session, at which will be promulgated simply the Catechism. That feast falls on the sth of June. „.. A very ' wicked, but extremely witty. para phrase of the Lord's-Prayer has been_cheulated. lately "in the American artist circle—a clev&, well-known sculptor is accused of having writ- ten it. - The weather is delightful ; we had a sirocco a - day or two ago, which wilted everybody and everything. Yesterday a refreshing rain fell, and to-day the air is cool and pleasant. Rome h ea lth -y pnd comfortable; • The galleries are delightful to visit; there is no crowd of tourists with guide-books and eager, harried air, as if c , doing " so many sights of a morning - was their aim, to trouble the true lover of art. You can go in and take a seat before a favorite picture or statue without fear of incommoding any oneol ody - it care f tray-a-rid-go-away-in-peace— I sat in front of Raphael's Entombment for an hour yesterday ; then went from it,almost with closed eyes, to Mr. Morris More's, and gave as much time to his Raphael's Apollo . and Marsyas. They twe of the same period—the transition—and the most perfect of Raphael's I 1 art-epochs. There is the same distance and the same foreground—indeed the foreground seems almost identical; the same flowers and plantsdesigned with-the same-delicacy,-finished with exquisite detail, and throughout the whole the same divine harmony of coloring. Al though I should like some American public gallery to own the Apollo and Marsyas,l should be sorry for Rome and for such resident stu dents as myself. It would be one of my greatest losses, for there are few pictures from which I gain so much as. the Entombthent and the Apollo and Marsyas. I should like to be rich enough to bang them side by side in a gallery by themselves ; and if _some munificent power gave me my choice between the two, I should prefer the Apollo and Marsyas. Miss Cushman met with an accident on Monday, which might have proved fatal, but luckily did not. As she was being driven down the steep hill of the Janiculum, near St. Pietro in MontOrio, her horses slipped, the axle snapped, and the carriage came down. Luckily her coachman is an excellent one, and her horses well trained ; they never budged a step after the coacbmun drevrthem up; • - The axle was tied together, the coach dragged into town, and Miss Cushman and her party returned home in a back. I saw her yesterday. She looked as well as usual, which is really very well; ber nerves did not seem to have been affected at all by the shock. Miss Cushman leaves Rome the 20th of May, and intends spending a year in America, after which she -will - probably-return to her beautiful Roman home. ANNE BRE WSTE R. —A bartender in Now York heard that he had fallen heir to •"i , 100,000 in California, and immediately threw up his situation. The in telligence was communicated to him while he was in the act of placing a glass of beer to his lace, and he started for the depot, leaving the glass in the air, not even taking time to re place it on the counter.—N. Y. Democrat. —lt is said that, on the first trip made by the Adams Express Company -between New York and Boston, thirty years ago, the busi ness was conducted by old Adams, and that the way-bill amounted to only four dollars. To show how businds increases, we state, upon authority, that sometimes now, on a good trip, it automats- to twice that, ~K6e what energy: and pepievorance will,do.-=-New York Delliocrat. old Boston merchanthonce said to a young man of good reputation from Ne,w Hampshire, whom ho had just sold a' lot %I goods partly on credit : "My .young friend, I have a word of advice to give you, as you are just commencing business on , your own account ; it is this: You should always keep in mind that you must either cheat your custo mer or your creditor." The young man list ened; wentliome, thought over the matter; -and7soou _packed .-uplearly all .those.gootis, shipped them to a distant point, and ran away, and the floliton merchant never got a dollar fur them. 'I I PHILADELPHIA EVEN(III:G:,BULLETJ . TUESDAY MAY 3.1, 1870. i.‘itVetitriroodated`kther Mauch' Chunk or --ItiVilicef•barre, irbeqvishes to . grplong his on- Alfrip to Mauch Chunk and Wilbesiburre '.. —Tine Snitch-back Mail road— ritO Nies. , .... queboning. inuttel..-Boriiiir.Tlireonilh•ffil Mountain by Compress d Air. ..The lhe , biuli and Wyoming' Valleys: 'ft orrespondeuco of thu PhiIa..EVOSITZ Bulletin.) . & MA H ucn.CUNK, May 27.—0 f all .seasons of the year this - is -- the - pleasantest 'fot-inaking short excursions fret° the city ; . .fOr the spring In t liage is in perfection,'Und the summer heats have not begun. There is no such eXcursion, within easy reach of Philadelphia, that is Lehigh . . equal to that up the Valley, and over the mountains into the Wyoming Valley. Without fatigue, one may see, in two or three , . .eenery . days, some of the finest s oii the Conti , nent, and enjoy•certain modes of travel that are unique as well as enjoyable. Front " Philadelphia - , • over the North Pennsylvania 'Railroad, through the lux .,. . . nuance of Montgomery, Bucks , Lehigh and Northampton counties, there is a great deal to delight the . eye. At Bethlehem the Lehigh is struck, and a day or • two may be'spent there, with much to interest. ,the sojourner. The Moravian instittitions t the Lehigh. University, the zinc mines and works, and - various other things, peculiar to Bethle , hem, are all:worthy of study. From here, up' , . the valley; by either ,of the two railroads, that, run along the river, crossing and recrossing it '.and one another; passing Allentown, Cata- . Itauqua _anti half-a.dozen other busy places v getting glimpses of-htige iron'farnaces rolling mills, slate,qharries and depotti,.with atretehes of rich farming country in the intervals—in a couple of hours the traveler finds himself at -Mauch Chink, cramped in among mountains, 'the most strangely situated, but most pic turesque and' peculiar-looking place in the Btate i -TheLtrhigh-river,thecanal,twa.railroade. a couple of ether roads, and animportant part of the town are squeezed together in a .nar row.gorge. . But the town seems to foam up above the level. The showy mansions of Mr. Leisenring and Zion. Asa Packer cling to the side of one mountain. East Manch' ()Wink, across the river. covers the plateau of an other. Up the ravine through which the now imprisoned Mauch Chunk creek rushes, the busiest street winds and climbs. At .one side of the entrance of this ravine, as if clinging to the mountainside, is seen the new Episco pal church—areal.success in Gothic architec ture, showing to great advantage with the green forest trees for a background. On a higher plateau opposite is another,part -of .the town, for which there was no room below ; - - and-far-above this_are.seen the twin chimnies ' on the top of Mount Pisgah, where the engine and machinery are established for working the inclined plane of the " switch-back' rail road, leading to the principal coal regions of the Lehigh. Coal and Navigation Company. The. traveler will do well to rest for the evening and night at thesMansion House, which is literally on the slope of thr: mountain, though within afew yards of the. Lehigh river and the railroad. He will be well cared for now, but still better eared. for after the en largement of the house, which is being pushed forward as rapidly as possible by its proprietor, Mr. E. Booth. On the site of the recently burned oflices of the L. C. & N. Company, he has built a wingg, that will accommodate a couple of hundred - guests, and is- introducing all the improvements that modern luxurious ness demands; so that he can make " the Chunk" even more attractivc(than it has heretofore been to-the tourist. Tie?: morning after arriving, the excursion over the "Switch -,back" should be made. It can be made three times in a day, for that matter, now.; be ause_ owing . to the strike, and - the -suspentnon of coal production. in Panther Creek Valley, the cars only rituto Summit Hill. But in that space are the two glorious ascents of Mount Pisgah-and Mount Jefferson . ; a-ride,- that- seems.-like ,flying,_ of. eight or nine miles by gravity; and the return by the same invisible-power to-Mauch Chunk is even more exhilarating. But no one can de scribe--the sensations of this excursion.. _The writer has made it numbers of timas, but eac' time with keener enjoyment. Unfortunat the 45 a of the " Switch-back " are numb( When .e Brea unnerth7 - 3 - L - ehighTtioat Navigation Company are now boring f the Nesquehouing. valley into the valle Panther creek wheie the mines lie, is c pleted, the coal will be brought to the Lehigh valley by that route, and the Switch-back will be abandoned. So this summer and next will probably be the last seasons for making the most exciting little railroad trip ever known, in w tic . , es 'e be es citeraent-of-motion without any apparent motive power, there are glimpses of scenery that are at times - like visions of enchantment. Through the kindness of Mr. Wm. Stearns, the superintendent of the railroad, our party were taken beyond the Summit, the cars runs -ning-by-grayity_to_tbeipot where the machi nery is placed for finishing the great IsliTtw. honing tunnel. This was a coal • drift," long in use, running horizontally for about 1,400 feet, and striking two or three rich veins of coal. The Lehigh Coal and Navigation Com pany has undertaken to_Rut it through the mountain to the Nesquehoning, at the same time enlarging it so as to admit of the passage of locomotives and large cars. The drilling of the rock in the tunnel, for blasting, is all done by compressed air-power. A abort distance from the mouth of the tunnel, in substantial buildings,_ the machinery has been erected by which, through the agency of a steam engine, the atmospheric air is com pressed into an iron retort, whence it-is con veyed, through great India-rubber hose, into the interior of the tunnel and made to do duty in drilling boles in the rock. ~A half-dozen or more ingeniously . contrived drills are rig ed on a truck, which is run in upon a railro to ' the scene of operations. The hose is attac ed, the drills are set to work, and in afew minutes boles are bored which hand labor would have required a day to do. These are charged with gunpowder, with electrical apparatus for its ignition ; the truck is run back out of the way; a screen is put up; the battery is discharged, and the vast heaps of rocks are broken down. These are soon cleared away by cars that run to the spot ; the track is pushed on a few feet, and the truek is pushed forward for a repetition of the performance. An amount of work is thus accomplished in a day that would seem in credible to those-accustomed...to.the.old ways . of boring tunnels. The atmospheric engine, has advantages over the steam engine for such work in that it is totally free' from dauger ; that it can be used for an indefinite distance under ground without the loss that there is from condensation in steam, and that it supplies freak air to the workmen in the tunnel or mine in which it is used. The machinery is very ingenious, and the .pro cess very interesting. The tunnel is, now bored to the extent of over 1,600 feet, and the whole length-about 4,300 feet— is expected - to be-finished-before--the--end of_ next year. The machine for boring is the in vention of a New Englander, named Burley, and it is similar to that used in the famous Iloosac tunnel, of Massachusetts. Tht work M• is under the superintendence of .E. C. Gibson, an engineer who understands 's bus iness thoroughly, and makes the visitor com prehend the work be is engaged upon.. As all mining work is suspended, the ens gines on the planes to haul us back to the summit , were not in operation. But a queer little locomotive-engine, such as the company has lately used with • , much *success, • in place of mules, to ' haul coal cars in and out of the mines, was put at our service. It soon pulled our car up the etc _P grades to the summit, from whenc° we ran by gravity down to Mauch Chunk in a little over a quarter of an licoir—a most ex hilaratingitrip of not less than nine miles, whie,li - was" ever sooner than we wished. . . . From. this point up the Valley of the Le high, by either of the railroads to Wilkes barre, is a -trip of a little over two hours,. during which a greater variety of beantiful scenery can be found than en any trip of equal length in the land. The tourist bad better take one railroad up and the other down; by each ono be gets superb views in the Lehigh Valley, and enchanting . views in the Wyoming Valley._ The . two vajleys . are totally different, anti it would be idle to at-. .urript_tq' describe either: ,Let the reader beak in 'mind that all that eve have faintly pictured can be seen in a tw'o or three days' trip' from, 'Philadelphia, and' Matto can be delightfully. METE -Before ment, or vary and extend his - excursion. - Before settling down at any place for the sum iler be i hould Make this trip, and be will bo sure to Want to repeat it. J 0 CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.- SEALED PROPOSALS, indorsed " Pro posals for: - building a public school-honse in the Twenty-first Ward," will be received by the undersigned - tit the office, S. E. corner of SIXTH and :ADELPHI streets, until TIJES DAY, May 31, 1870, at 12 o'clock M., for build ing a public school-bouge - on a lot - "of ground situate in Roxborough, in the Twenty-first Ward. Said schoolhouse to be built in accordance with the plans ef Esler, Sttperintendent of Scheel Buildings, to'be seen at the office of, the Controllers of Public Schools. No bide will ,her obiliddered unlesS aCe.otn ponied by a certificate from th'ci City Solicitor that the provisions of an ordinance aitiproved Ivl ay 25, MO, have been complied with. The contract will be awarded only to known master builders. By order of the Committee on Property. II . W. HALLIWELL, , • baylB 21 24 28 31 ' Secretary." 'O CO - TRACTORS , SEALED PROPOSALS, indorsed" Pre- I poiali; for building a 'Public, School-heuse the First Ward," will be received by the un ,dersigned, at the office, siintbeas corner of 'SIXTH and .ADELPHI streets, until TUES DAY, May 31, 1,87(I, at twelve , o'clock M., for building a, public school-house on. a lot, .of gronnasitilate on the corner ,of Seventh and Dicicerson streets, in the First Ward. Said school-house to be built in accordance with the plans of L. H. Esler, ; Superintendont of School Buildings, Ri to be seen at, the °ce of the Controllers of - Public SOWS. No bids will be conSideied, unless accom panied by a certificate from the City Solicitor that the provlsione of an ordinance approved May 2L5,1860, have been complied - With. - The contract will be, awarded only to knoirn master builders. - • • By order of the Committee on Property LL , H. W. HALLIWZ, mylB 21 24 28 31 - Secretary. _ ON TIIE LINE OF Philadelphia and Reading Railroad And Bran.ches. MAN 20, 11970. MANSION HOUSE, MT. CARBON Mrs. tharoline Wunder, Pottsville P.'o.. Schuylkill co. TUSCARORA . HOTEL. s . Tnscarora P. 0., Schuylk ill county . 'ANSION HOUSE, W. F. Smith, Idahanoy City, P. 0., Schuylkill county. MOUNT CARMEL HOUSE, Charles Gulp, Mount Carmel P. 0.. Northumberland co. WHITE HOUSE. F. Mayer, leading P. 0.. Berko county. ANDALUSIA HALL, Henry Weaver, Reading P. 0., Berke county. - CEN FRALAVENUE HALL, G. D. Danis, Reading P. 0., Berks county. SPRING MILL HEIGHTS, Jacob H. Breiech, Conshohocken P. 0., Montgomery co. - IBON'ERTOWN - SEININ Any. - L. M. Koons, Boyertown P. 0., Berke county. LITIZ SPRINGS.; Geo. F. Greider, Litix P; 0.,-Lancaster county_. LIVING SPRINGS norEL,' • Dr. A. Smith, Wernereville P 0., Becks county. COLD ° SPRINGS HOTEL, LEBANON • COUNTY,. Wm. Lerch, Sr,, Pine Grove P. 0., Schuylkill county. . EPHRATA SPRINGS, —John Frederick ;Ephrata P, 0., Lancaster county. PERILIONIEN BRIDGE HOTEL. Davis Longaker, Collegeville P. 0., Montgomery co. • — PROSPECT TERRACE. -Dr.-Jalnea Palmer, Collegev ille.P..o.,Moutgoreery_ • DOUTY HOUSE, Geo. S. Burr, Shamokin, Northumberland county. Excursion Tickets will be sold 'at Philadelphia to and from above points nt reduced rates, good for same day da Saturdays good until following Monday. TERMS—e 3 ((per day Jjune and September. $4 00 per day July and August. The new wing is now completed. slam kwml Siwo.l:l4l:lslees-full-31-ilitar-y-Band-and-0 - chestra of 20 pieces. Applications for Rooms, address This delightful BUMMER 'RESIDE fl for the reception of gueate on and after Tune I. For Cirertlatli; Ternu , :, &a., apply to JA.ftIES FULMAR & CO., 438 MARKET Stroet, 'Phila., or to the proprietor. James Palmer, Collegeville P. 0., Pa. tuylo to th a 2rn6 __----- PROPOSALS. ISTIVRIERRESORT , . SUMMER RESORTS CAPE MAY, N. J., pens, June lst. 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Terms $3 60 per (Pity, and $2l 00 per week for Juno Julypt ; 5.1 00 per day and el', 00 per week ter and August. Coach from the Depot, Free. No Bur. JOHN McMAKIN; my24-tu th s3m§ . Proprietor. _EPHRATA MOUNTAIN SPRINGS, PA' This delightful summer resort will be open for the re ception of guests on 15th June, under the superintend ence of Wm. Whitehouse (late of Atlantic City). For particulars, address J. W. FREDERICK, Proprietor. MRS. L. F. WYMAN'S SUMMER Boarding-House, near Tioga Station, on the Ger mantown Railroad, is now open for Boarders. Oars run every half hour, Ample shade and extensive lawns stabling, &c. Address through Rising Sun P. 0.; or call • Seventeenth and Tinge streets. my3l TA§ 2mF. QtMitER BOARDING CAN BE 08-17 17 trained at reasiinable Vrices..near the Stations on therline of. the Philadelphia and Baltimore Central Railroad. Apply . to Ticket Agent in Depot. corner Broad mid Washington avenue. my2l-tuth e-9t6 DEN TISTit v. . apitTHIRTY YEARS' ACTIVE PRA.O - FINE, No. 219 Vine etrect, below Third, inserts the handsomest Tooth in the city, at prices to snit all. Teeth Plugged, Teeth Repaired, Exchanged, or Remodelled to suit. Gas and Ether. No pain in extracting. Oflico hours, Bto G. tali26-B,m,tudiu (. 3 AI, DEN - TALLINA. —A . 6 - UPE3IOI3 h) artiste for cleaning the Teeth,dentroying animalcule w Joh infest them, giving tone to the grime, and leaving a fooling of fragrance and perfect cleanlinees in the month. It may ho used daily, and will be found to strengthen wealc and blooding gums, while the aroma and deterslyeress will recommend it to every one. Be. log composed with the assistance of the Dentist, Physt clans and 'Microscopist, it is confidently offered as a vreliable substitute for the uncertain washes formerly in A . Irm i liient Dentlets, acquainted with the constituents of the Dentallina,ndvocato its use; it contains. nothing to - prevent its unrestrained employment. 'Made only by 1 _ . ~j,g,gottl T. SHINN; Anothecary, 4 Broad and Sprpoe streets. ally , and D..L. Staciettonse, ; , • alobert 0. Davis, ,- • • Geo. G. Bower,. OlueBlnvens, 8. INl,'Prepolin, , S. 0. Bunting' , • • Obas.B., Eb.erle, , James,l4 . Marks, X,: Bringburst de 00.1 Dyott &Co., '. , 11. 0 Rialtos Bons, Wyeth Ar. Bro. • • . }'or pale by Druggists mend Pi•ed. Browne, Haggard do Oo„, 041 R. Keeßy Is , aac B. BAY, • 0.11; Needles, - T.J. Husband, Ambrose Smith, Xdward Parrish, Wm:B. Webb, HTheirL. Dispham, ughes dc Bombe, ery A. Soper. , QPIRITS TURPENTINE, 'BASIN ...4ND TAlt. , --.SR4 -bolo.. Spirits Trerperitine;: , 442 bbls, new :Virginia Rosin; MI bide: Nd 2 ItosibrlAo Wil. mington" Tar, landing from S. B.."Ploneer,” and for sale by X. U. /10WLICY,16 Souttarout street. traria ririA.NCIAL EL HIGH C6VERTIBLE Per Niii4itqt lfortgagloill Loan, - • Free, from all Tajce6. t We; frig feki salei $.1.70,000 of the . Itiobigh Cloal . and ,NaviA) Company's now\ First Mortgage Sig, Per Mid Ponchl, free 'rein all tares.interest &la:March - 1 and SeVember,.at NINP,TY (90) and interest lu cur fppey added to date of purchase. These bonds are of a mortgage loan of $2,000p00, dated October 6 , 180. • They. have twenty-fiveTloyeare4o - and are convertiule into stock at par until 1879. Principal and interesrpayahle in gold. Theyareseciued.by a first mortgage on 5,600 acres of . coal lands in /be Wyoming Valley, near Witttosbarre, at . present prodneing at the rate of 201,0%) tone of coal per ?' . annum, with works in progress* which contemplate a ilaignincfeaso attin'earlY - period, and also upon valuablo Ileal'Estate in this city. '; A sinking fund of ten cents Der ton upon all oal taken :WM these mines for five yeare. and - of ilfttot. teet4 per tbn thereafter, ie establiehed, and The Fidelity, linear= anc'e, Trust and Safe Deposit Company. the Trusteed under the mortgage, collect thesb minis and invest theru in these Donde, agreeably to the provisions of the Trust. For fall particulars, copies of thu mortgage, &c., apply to W. N. NEWBOLD, NON do AERESEN, C. dtc loving; F.. W. CLARK at vo., JAY COOKE & CO., • nieszEL CITY WAWRANTS large amounts, TAKEN`VERY CHEAP. ;"h Thi 40 *iout PHILADELPHIA. JAY COOKS & CO., Philadelphia, New York and Washingtorsi 38.A.1 4 41EK1E50 Dealers in Government Seenrities. Special attention,given to the Parchase nail Sale of Bonds and Stocks on Commission, at the Board of Bro kers in this and other cities. INTEREST ALLOWED_ON DATOSITS. COLLECTIONS MADE ON ALL POINTS. GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD ItELTABLE RAILROAD SONDS FOR INVEST- Pamphlets and full information given at our office. No. 114 ; S. Third Street, PHILADELPHIA. mb29-tf rp D. C. WHARTON , SMITH & CI g, BANKERS AND BROKERS, No. 121 S. THIRD STREET. SUCCESSORS TO SMITH, RANDOLPH & CO. Every department of Banking business shall receive prompt attention, as heretofore. ,- Quotations of Stooks, Gold and Governments constantly resolved from our fri RIVATE WlRends, E. D. RANDOLPH & 00., New York, brow r PE. BUSINESS CARDS. EDWIN EL HITLER & CO., Cordage Manufacturers and, Dealers in • Hemp, 23 N. Water Street an d 22 N. DELPHIA Delaware Avenue EDWIN H. HITLER. CONELD 1. CLOTHIER 'MICHAEL WEAVER. GEO. H. 15..1:01LER. WEAVER & CO., Rope and Twine Manufacturers and Dealers In Hemp and Shlp Chandler", 29 North WATER. 28 North W4IAItYEB. PHILADELPHIA.. ara K. P. C. B. TAIEJLOB, Perfumery and Toilet Soaps■ — 641 - and 60 - North Ninth strbet--------- Estabushed 11321. G. FLANAGAN & SON, HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBERS, ally W No. 129 alnut Street. JOSEPH WALTON 8c CO., CABINET MAKERS, NO. 413 WALNUT STREET. Manufacturers of line furniture and of medium priced furnituroc.f enperior quality. GOODS ON. HAND AND MADE TO ORDER. Counters, Doek-work, '&0" for Banks, Officce and Stereo, made to order. JOBE PH WALTON, JOSEPH W. L. SCOTT JOSEPH L. SCOTT JAMES L. WILSON, 110th3E PAINTER. 618 SOUTH NINTH STREET, itesidence-622 Bontlt Ninth atroot. ' ay.3o ly ITE,NRIC CARPENTER AND BUILDAIR, N 0.1024 SASON!. QTREIAT, PHILADIOI.I"I.II.A. joll)-/YrP Mi z _ • - - - erroßriEY-10r-bAw, imiimissioiter of . Deeds for the State of l'ennsqlvania Illinois. 9 . 6 Madison street, No. 11, Chicago, Illinois. ri 0 - T TON'S AI L bueK i OF , 11171111 - 1 NJ width, from nineties to 72 inches wide all ntunhers Tent and Awning Duck. ,Paher-maker'e Weide& Sail Tsfine, do. , . _ JOEN W, NVIANIdArt. lad ' ' N 0.103 (Minch strata oity Stores. ' PERSONAL' • TD.ROFESSOR JOHN BUCHANAN, M. D. 'OO coneulted per sopaUyur by letter in eaSea , ~ PatiOnta CaWrinj upop a sato, spoody, and per. nisnott cure; as thb Profossor rreithree and furnishes new, soientillo and :positive remodias ,suscially adaptbd to the vanta..of thii patient, Private onions in, Collage Building, N0,151t PINS street', 'Oilice hove from . 9 X. to 9 P. M, • • ap3o ly I===:t= Curing, Packing and Smoking Establishment JOli& 130W14.111..k Curers of Superior Sugar-Cured gams Beef and Tonguts, (nul.Prouisions GemrallY, 19. W. Cor. Twenty-Fourth nod tircroto Stn.. my24-tu the 2nl§ t:IM1 ====EM POCKET BOOTCR, &C G . IF. RUPP, nett ito's.Ath EL, iaaitatka. Xamfacturer and - rag - a dr - Of POCKET-BOOKS 0 „ #rsetedp, Fancy nnd 3inheganyi Desks. -Ludies!-ALGente Sgehels an d Trtkielllng Eftgsi in All styles. mb22 3m liIISCELLANEOUm. • FOR SALE., TARNS. FOR. SALE. • Cotton and Worsted Yam', ell number*. Cotton lathe, one two, three or four ply, on Cops. on _bentau. and In skeins, Alsoillhaln twtinet yiartni,tiOtto and WOOl Walter, 6E4). I. BALI" fg ) I[ I2I ILBY tittOot,llostos, Maas. ,ipb263ln9 . IDOLISHING: POWDER,- THE . BEST .1 for cleansing Sliver antiVinted Ware, Jewelry,etc., 'Ter manufactured. • PARR At BROTHEL 1324 Chestnut street. below. fourth. shlifrp OR HALE CHEAP—A -- LARGE WAL NUT Counting-bonse , Desk. Address " 11. M ' 17 ;CIS. roy2.,tri ELLUTIN 0 F KID GLOVES, &C A. & J. B. BARTHOLOMEW, 23 -MORT= NI NTH STUEET, Importers of end Sole Agents for -5-1 - 155 - perrntr. - -RverT pzir a at .aated - . — lf they - rip or — I ear another pair given in exchange. ap3}-11 th tf SOFA BE1) 1 - 10 - V lER' S Celebrated Patent Sofa Bedstead I. now tieing martufartnred and cold in. large n mnberr, both in FRANCE and ENGLAND. Can be had only at the Were' ennui of the undersigned. 9111 a piece of I or niture is in the form of. handwrite PARLOR SOFA. •td Iry one : minute it can be extended Into a beautiful Yt BENCH BEDSTEAD, witfr riprinsi. hair andtreeara compirte. It has every convenience for 'holding the bed dottier, is e.,eily managed, mud it to initamible tor it to get out of order.' The use of props or hinged feet to au opprt I..l.,oniattreae wittn extended,. or r to regu late it. are entirely with, tut done away th, they o3;t,ea are all very' unsafe sod liable to get out of repair. The fiEDSTKAD fa formed by simply turning out the entta,or cloaing theto.,vbecithe SQVA fff alptlllo4. They aro, in comfort, convenience and appearance, far sapertor to and cost more than a good Do s unge- A n examination 15 eohciled H. F. HOVER. No. 230 South SECOND Streoi..Philaddplii:, 1301 tit 6ml WM. PARSON'S IMPROVED PATENT SOFA BED teaks. a handset:de Sofa , and comfortable Bed. with Spring Matt rasa attachod. Those wisititur.to economize room should rail . and - examine them at the etitensivo first.class Funtiture Warerooms of Farson &Sen t -No. 228 S. Second Street. AIRO, WM. PARSON'S PATENT EXTENSION TABLE FASTENING. Every table should - bare them bd. They hold the leaves firmly together when pulled about tbo room.- rehl73m§ ICE COMPANY. 1870. 1870. KNICKERBOCKER ICE COMPANY. Established 1532. incorporated 1S C 4 o !Reef PHILADELPHIA. North Penn's R. R. Offices f Pine Street Wharf, and Master at- Schuylkill. Midge mai and WM- A .,, No. 433 Main greet, low etrert. Germantown. Willow St. Wharf, No. 21 N. Second at., Delawat* avenue. Branch Camden, N. J., 2741 &Hamilton ate. and t , Wash. pi m Cape Mar, New Jaz - - Mg:ton avenue. Wholeattle and Retail Dealers in and Shippers of EASTERN ICE. Send ponr orders to say of the above offices For prices, see cards. REFRIGERATORS Saverrs Patent Combined Dining-Room . Water Ciders and Refrigerator. It being made of Cast Iron, Force lain Lined, in Walnut Camas, does Rirsita i t n t o , t li i p o r i g o x i i , i;pk i n i vittsate or moll 14111 10 4 Os.- ilium call and ex:iturne. - 'r - JACOB F. HAND, Jr., - Iletall Depot, =MARKET Streetl mr7-s tit th2Gt CARRIAGE The Lightest SO Neatest Finished PARH' PHAETONS, BAROIICIIES,_ CLARENCE COACHES, PHYSICIANS' PHAETONS. /ihd various other stylos of Carriages aro now offered r reduced prices by I. • GEORGE LErunt, SIXTH AND'OIRARD AVENUE GTENTB' FURPIISIIING GOODS. PATENT SHOULDER' SEAM SHIRT MANUFACTORY. Orders for those celebtartieellEiValuppllod promptly Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, Of late styles in full variety. WINCHESTER & CO. fel-tn tb t? °6 lIESTNUT. HARDWARE. &C. BUILDING AND HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE. Machinists, 'Carpenters and , other Me- 1 chanics' ToOle. ative_st Serowe I,ecke, lEtiiVee and Forks, Spoons, ongen - mille, &o., hocks and Dien. Plug and Taper Tape, llnivereal and S croll Chuche, •Planhe in great variety. Ali to Do bad at the bowest ,Peasible Prices At the .CII.EAP=FORAASH Hard. ware Store of • ' -SHANNON , N0..1009 Marlcet .Ntireel.. • deB-ti MAPPEELS, . , Of the lateat and - moqt beautiful designs, and all other Slate work on hand br inadato able? i 1 .•. , . • Also, PEAOII BOTTOM ROoFING 4 SLATES. Factory and fialeeroom, SIXTEENTH and oALLovr HILL MIL Btreets.‘ • • , • . Nir/LISONia fIfiLLINI , apfl•Cm§ 1 \ . ). do o .; ge . Card- 4 23w., Lade: nnd Gete ktessehts cases. - Ptriladelphin 11.0$[ -- Stateznerst --- The following Is the weekly utaternent of the Phila delphia Banks, made up on Monday afternoon. which rapical s u4 t h o egellowing aggregately Loans and Diaconate.... pecie Pp. from other Bunke mi 4 Ins§ to other Dunks.. ~~~~-~~ TIUMMAPUIC nuatnsist. TnE Irish Land bill ,hl9 passed the House ofCothmons. • -; Tux Internal Revenue receipts for May are over thirty-four millions. PRO grinpq , men in l'aris are said to be in triguing for a restoration of the Itottemian tonomy. A' incendiary fire, •at Mankato, Minnesota, ?esterday, destroyed $12,000 worth of property. Pram promises to tell. the Cortes, on the oth i Drox:, - all the Trovislottai Croveritment ba,Slont to settle the Throne question". THE wheaterop of Georgia proriiises a fine s yield, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida and Mississippi promise fine co and- cotton crops. AT St. Tani, 3Nlitin., C. W.Atay, a ininter,fell from the third 'story of the Pioneer newspaper office, ou Saturday night, while drl/131c,apil was Instantly IN the Morris County (N. J.) Court, yester day, Thomas liallaroti was. sentenced 'to 17 'years' Imprisonment, at bard Labor for tutu:tier ing his wife. A I'ItAIN was thrown froin the track of the :Newark anit - New Ynrk-liailroadi . -yesterdayiby a misplaced switch. The'cars were badly dam aged, arid four persons were injured. ENEIMI; HANCOCK is now in Dakota, and it is reported that lie is disposing troops so as to protect the white Settlers, and strike the In dians " a terrible blow," if necessary Em•Trittrc• agents of the Milwaukee and St., 1 Railroad say -that-only fire hues were lost - , - by the. burniug .of the steamer :War Eagle at LI Grosse. Wisconsin, and that the total loss of property will not *exceed $200,000. . . A CILIC'AOO despatch says-that-the- Lasselle - coal miners will resume work on Jane' Ist, liavipgac,cepted their etnphrers' terms. Their strike began.on the let of April. Tr g.: packlpg-bouse of G.' H.,. Hubbard .& in Chicago, was destroyed by tire early yester-1 day morning. Loss, $50,000. The North. Chicago Rolling Mills, adjoining, were - slightly damaged. THE Mutuals; Of New York, and Forest, City Club, of Rockford. Illinois. played againe of base ball yesterday at Williamsburg. The Mutuals won s the score being 21 to 13. A STILL exploded in Peter Schwat's distil ery, at If aniilfon, Ohio, yesterday, - killing-Mr. 'Cline ' beer runner,, and August Frederick, mash hand. The cause of the explosion is not known. ' est - e - F,M=, on Sunday night, the plate of glass in from of the Post-Alice was broken, and several hundied letters awaiting delivery by the.carriers were stolen. There is no clue to the robbers. Ittcruns6 fiom the Fifth Congressional I)is trict of lowa indicate that Representative Pal mer will be re-elected. lie has secured' sixty delegates to the convention, being sixteen , more than are necessary to elect. Ix Wyoming Territory the Indians raided on the stage route between Bryan and , South Pass, on Sunday, carrying off stage horses, and wo - uuded a mai, !anted John Conners._. All the stock - betweeu Bryan and .South - Pass is supposed to be gone. The vicinity swarms with Arapahoes and Sioux. TILE latest in regard to. tlie_Fenian.move merit is, that the leaders at Buffalo held a meet ing, yesterday; and took measure's for ateor ..anization. -The Canadians are still on their guard along the border, and it is thought the :Red River troops will be detained for the pro tection of the nontier. • I'E4.ItI{DAI was observe.d. tluroughout the - United States in corninemoration of the Union: (lead. At New York, 'Boston, Baltimore, St.. Louis, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Detroit, and meetly every other, cityfthe,day was 'observed with proceSsions., orations, and floral decoration -of the graves,-buSiness -tieing generally or par suspended,- GENERAL HOSECI:A..NS will soon publish an address to the people' of the 'United States, in favor of a formal declaration by Congress of a policy " initifing the Mexican Gcivernment firm sympathy and moral support, and ourown kitizens protection in their rights and legitimate pursuits - in Mexico. This policy is,said to be approved by.ex-Secretary 'Seward, Chief Jus "ce-ale.to Cushig, Itep,eo Schenck, and other prominent men. The ob ject is representedlo be the strengthening of Jearees Administration, and development by American capital of railroad and banking en terprises in Mexico. , deposits_ _ Circulation 'United States Notes. ,18,739,102 Clearings 23.071,496 llalances 3,0:30431 The following statement shows thq condition of the "Banks of Philadelphia,at various 1.044 during the last Sew months: Leans. Specie. Circulation. Depeoits. 51,642,662 1,290,006' 10,563,681 33,290,612 ......51,828,563 957.510 10-565.0.51 33,559.872 1.173507 10,570,852 32104, - 81 .......51,898.135 1000,747 10,575,773 32,632,409 .....52,243 007 1.247, - ,:1) 30,571,515 3,5.717 ,SOB ..1,2.113,V8 1.22241:0 10,603,2.57 30,815,531 Jan 3, '7l) Feb. 7 .... 'At April 4.... .1)1aN 2.... " 10 ---------- 5'2.234,603 1,164, 4 .12 10,592:404 37;453;075 " 2.3 52..500.343 1,049,943 10,5614445 37,880,714 1"3 9 ' ' 52,320,221 ' 923,918 ' .1(1..%11,378 '- 88,438,r34 The following is a detailed statement of-the business at the Philadelphia Clearing House for the past week, fur nished by G. H. Arnold, Esn.,llanager: • • Clearings. Balance+. ........ .....86,t41,752 33 8496,410 97 .... 5.'143,066 09 539.395 70 .... 5,343.614 40 489,046 25 .. 5.132,547 64 615,453 94 ... 5',134,217 96 530,606 94 ~. 5,181,128 11 340,166 89 IMPORTATIONS. • Reported for the Philadelphia Evening , Bulletin. WILMINGTON, NC—Steamshin Pioneer. Wakeley -3 CB clothing David Aaron; '9 bales sbeetlngs T W.& M .Prown k Co, 7 empty bbls 6 111( do John T Betz; 1 box Indio B H &M; 1 hbd 2 tcs 2 bbls oil rigging Cook & Pagin; 1 bx mites Collins, Alderson & Co; 255 eke spirits 9 bbls rosin 2Abales cotton 1 bale - weal - Cochran,. -- Rua. dell & Co; 3 labile bones 8 do It pcs iron 2 bales rage 1 bbl ynetel W S Ounlille; 77. bbls resin J & T Elkinton; Ice mdsePiscber; 1-do Solomon' Gans; 8 bales rags 2 /obis metal He & Bidsdalo; 1 'bx 'pulse 12 bbls spirits 25 ale rosin Wm L James, agt; 9 bales rags Jessup & Moor* 26 empty hlf bbls Win Massey & (k; I cc mdse Moore & (Campboll; 4 co wire 2 blf bbls A E Siaseman & Co;d9 bbls spirits 194 do rosin order; 76 bbls spirits 5 110 rice 3e4 do 'vain 230 do tar 8 bales cotton Prentice & Fitter; 1 box Patterson & Lippincott,: 60.432 ft Wilber 63 bible spirits 4187 bble mBllllBl . bbls tat-ULltoWley, 4 25 bales cotton :loan & Sons; 215 bbis resin Jas Tully & Son; 48 do & Stewart; 13 do Thos Woreley; 6 bales cotton 2do sheepskins A.Whilidin & sons; 2 carndso Mrs A Weill; 9 empty bif bbls Wbitney & son. MOVEMENTS ARRI TO OF OCEAN STEAMERS. VE. SHIPS . FROM YOE, •DATE. C of AI anchoster-Liverpool...NeW Ifoik — May 14 - Parana London...Naw York. May 14 Franco I 1-carpool-New York May 18 Colorado Liverpool...NeW York May 18 lowa Glasgow...NOW York- May 18 C. el Brooklyn...Liverpool-New York May ,19 ilannover • •• Bromen..,New York , May 19 China Liverpool... New York May 21 Nine do Paris Ilrest...New.York..4 . May 21 Bileela . 11av re... New York ' May 21 XPglanil Liverpool...NOW York May2l ' • • • TO IMPART. . < Nevada" - Now Y ork...Li verpoot - Juno 1 Morro Cootie-New York -Havana Juno 1. Ilerniann* New York-Bremen June 2 Cof Aterida'ti- New York... Vera Cruz, &.2 .. June .2 Trhnietketia ...Philadelphia...Charleston , • 3 line 8 Iletlear ' - 'Pbiladelphia...Wilmington'. ' Juno 4 gonawanda....Philedelphia-Savannah June 4 .11.1[184.a. * Now York...Aepinwall Lino 4 C. of Brooklyni,New•.York...Livorpool June 4 'lndia NOW York... Glasgow June' 4 "ElDioll ' '''' Now York-Bremen Jlin 9 4 •4Colorada*- -- -• 1943w:York....iiiverpool -- -- - • Juno 8 lowa New York... Glasgow June 8 jlanover .. :. . '..::„...New York... Bremen Juno 9 •-• • IVir• The steamers designated by an asterisk ( ',) oarry the United States Mails. _BOARD OF TRADE. JOHN. AIV C. 13. DuRBOHOW, MornitLY COMMITTER T GILLESPIE, 'MARINE 'BULLETIN PORT. OF PIIILADELPHIA - MAy3l BIM RISES, 4 42 1 BON BETS. 7 18 IHp • ARRIVED TESTIIIBDAT. - , Steitnier. Pioneer. Wakeley. 52 hours from Wilmington, NO, with Waal stores, to -Philadelphia and Bonthorn Mail SP Co. Leftachr Harry Leo, for Philatielphiik idg, 129th inst. 40 miles, north of Hatteras, 'p assed ' shit/ 9:tri• am:alio, from Callao or Now Yor/s; 22th, 0/11/10,.1,1140 , on MUMM 815.755,15. 53+428.714 923,948 5 284 - 655 38.f3'. 34 10.51X1,3•13 -0133,071.496 50 33,053.531 59 44_ WiTun. 2 34 tbelifuldle,'eaw ochre Ephraim & Anna. and .1 W both loaded. coming tfin , off Morrie' Liaton'a, bark tar light trom Matanrae, at anchor. .• . Steamer W 0 Plorrepont, Shropqhfre, aoura from York. with mdse toM lit Baird & (Jo. Steamer E N E.airchll4, Trobut, 2.if hours from New York, with mdsa s tn W NI! Baird Co.& • OLE/41[EL Y Behr E Conant4Gerrish, Gloucester, Knight & Some. LEWES. Alay 30. The steam-tug.Atuerlca repotta thy bark City .llam. ilton and achr Nagai!), D blanittin as having missed - in at The America spoke the New York _pilot boat Charlotte Webb at 9 AM. yeaterdity 15. miles tiE of Chip° flenlopen. She had put oat all bet pilots on Thursday last. - .Also, saw piew Yorkipilotboat No 22 .ittai. , another New '.Yor pilot boat unknown, all haring been' blown to south ward in the late gale. The America - also passed a brig off the Capes, with 111131111111 Wit bead gone. The rehr-Version. of,blachlas..M6‘ ikon Joe. Flogger, with deck under water at low tide; n 6 one on board. Passed in this morning early, a bark, brig and two schouners.. The bark Dermanos,brigs ,Lucrvp Snow and Enter prise, bare passed out. with nearly all Beet reported at the Breakwater onSaturdaV r . - ' Later--:Tbe bark Ocean'is - lying abreast this C ap A bark with her mnzentopigone passed in at 3,30: . large ship is Coming around the hill. in the harbor,ls schooners and'steamer America. The new pilot heat Thomas Howard arrived this morning. W tn Wind SSE. Thenaoeter 71. t RAVEL DE (;B/ICE.Dlayail. The following boats left this moping to tow, laden ar d conalg, td as follows: B Johnsen and Exemplar, with lumber to Patterson & Lippincott; Young Irvin.do to Mcllvaln S Rush; Og I (I , •roub.atl Lizzle,do ;.o Taylor & Betts: 0-51 Blanchard, I dote Craig & 'Blanchard; flrapenhotinraitr to Hoffman' 'A; 'Kennedy; Bertram, bark to captain. Also, Delaware and litußon boats, with anthxacite coal to' New York MEMORANDA fibIp Sacramento, Gardner, sailed from Pr,dang ,f , tb Match for Boston. Blip Enos Souls; Bottle; cleared at Liverpool Mb inst.; for San Francisco. Wt. Emerald, Lull, sailed from Ban Francisco 28th in.t. for Manila. . . . , Ships Panther, KiNen' and Malay, :Clough, at - San Francisco yestordaylrom . flong Kong. . Steamer Norman. Ptickersou. hence at Boston ' , ester- t Steamer James S Green, Pace, hence at Richmond 2lth ' Instant ---Steamer-Volunteer, Jones. cleared-at- , ,Plew York-yes terday for this port. ' 'C Stemmer Reliever, Clyde. Childs, at Wilmington,N . , 20th inst. from Wilmington. Del. - Stemmer-Regulator; - Brooks; ftom Wilmtngtou NC. -1 'at New York yesterday.. idteamer Mariposa, , liemble, from: New 9r;e4ns, at Stemiter Smidt ( N lichweers, cleared at New York ( yesterday for Bremen. ' Steamer Siberia, Darrliton,from Liverpool via Queens..! town lath !net (where she put back with shaft broken),' ut Roston yesterday. Bark F Beck. Drinker, hence for Bremen, Off South Foreland 16th inst. . Bark Emil Christoffers. from Liverpool for this port, called off Dublin 13th instant to land the crew of the ' .Faugh-a-Ballagh, of Workington, foundered at des, Bark Surprise, Nickerson. from-Boston via Monte video, at Algoa Bay 25th March. Sam Sidney Price, Godfrey, hence, for' Boston, at Holmes' Bole AM 27th ipst, Sitar C S Edwitivis, of Philadelphia, was at anchor in Dutch Island harbor AM 28th inst. - ' tichr Mary, Gilchrist, hence at, .Georgetown, SC. 20th Schr S L Simmons, front Providence, at Alexandria %tit lust Sehr-14—W-Mageev-Richicleared - st -- Batttmore'Zittritst7 for Boston. Scbr J t Spindler, Lee, at Fall River 27th tnst. from Galveston. ' belirs Clara, Mulford, and J E Meseerrev, Wall, were loading at Savannah 26th inst. for this port. • MARINE MISCELLANY • Behr .1 E Bitninone. of Camden, NJ. driven ashore be low Capa neuloPen, Was 242 tuns register, and built at Port Richmond. Pa. lb - The Coast Wrecking Co. have despatched their schr Cnropetitor, Cant Burns. from New YOrk to the assist ance of schr Th , = Borden. ashore at Lewes harbor. • , . . . Steamer • 11.1e_ms Stale, Connor. at New York from tininem undo Ida Copenhagen, brought 1267 passenger& NEW PUBLICATIONS Q U.N DAY SCHOOL SUPERINTEN -0 dents, get Prof. Hart'ituirdrable address, " CO Stlect a Library:" - at the- Sabbitth School Emporium, COS Arch street. Philadelphia. THE NEW YORK STANDARD, PUBLISHED BY JOHN RUSSELL YOUNG, NO. 34 PARK ROW, -NEV YOIRE, Containing full - and accurate Telegraphic' News and Correspondence from all parts of the world. TWO C.E.NTS per s eingle copy; or Six Dollars per annum. For sale at _TREIcw 'f3_IIAZA-A street. CENTRAL NEWS AGENCY, 505 Chest; nut street. ASSOCIATED 2.sIENVE. COMPANY, 1.6' Suuth Seventh street. C.ALLENDER, Third and Walnut streets WINCH, 505 Chestnut street. BOWEN, corner Third and Dock streets. And other Philadelphia News Dealers. Advertisements received at the Mike of the: MORNING POST. tri7m tf§ iMLii! a U . l=LU . l 6 l . l2 . lO= UTiE OLIVE OIL.-THE SUBSCRI- berm beR leave to announce to the public lli i i r lie r - have made arrangements for receiving, and have now in. the store, the celebrated Mottet brand of Salad Oil, a hied' they warrant anperlor to any %OH Imported into, 4 144, this country. JO . B. BIISSIEIt ,44, CO.. 108 South Delaware avenue. 4 ' , . t QHERRY WI E.—A, VERY .811PERIORI KJ and . pure Spanish Sherry Wine at only S. 00 per , gallon, at cousTr's East End Grocery, No. 110 South' Second street, below Chestnut. CLARETS.—EXTRA QUALITY TABLE Clarets, at $4. $5, $6 and $7 per case of dozen' bot-; ties—of recent importation—in store and for sale at; COUSTY'S Enst End Grocery, No. 113 South Seoond; street, below Cheetnut. CA, L I F O R N I,A SALMON.—FRESHI • Salmon from California ; a very choiro nrticle ; for. sale at COUSTY'.S East Eml_.Grocery, No. 118 South_ Second etreet, below Chestnut. SEA MOSS FARINE—A NEW ARTICLE. for food, very choice and deliciobe, at COUSTY'S Eabt. End Grocery, No, 118 South Second street, below. Chestnut.': - - • MUTTON -HAMS.—A VERY CHOICE article of Dried Mutton, equal to the best dried beef, for bale at ()DUSTY'S East End' tirocery, No.llB South Second street. below Chestnut. TUST RECEIVED AND IN STORE 1,000 ej cases of Champagne ? sparkling Catatvba and-Cali fornia Wines, Port,llladeira, Merry, Jamaica and Santa Cruz Rum, fine old Brandlea and Whiskies, Wholesale and Retail.... P, J. JORDAN, 220 Pear street, Below Third and Walnut strosta, and above Dock street— de7 tf 01,—,A.W.WCELEBRATED PURE TONIC; t) Ale for Inkalids;family vise, etc. The subscriber is now furnished with. his full Winter' supply ()this highly nutritious and well-known Lever.' age. Its wide-spread and increasing nse, by order of, physicians, for invalids, use of families, ac., commend to the attention of all consumers who, want a strictly, pave - article rpreparedfrourthe best :inaterlals - and - pue up in the most careful manner for home title or transspor-. tation. Orders by mall or otherwise promptly supplied,! P..,. JORDAN, N0..220 Pear street, , del below. Third and Walnut streets. --MACTIINERIF.TRON IRON FENCE.- The undersigned aro prepared to execute orders for ENGLIBR I&QN 1031.1°Ei of the beet make. The most sightly and the most`, economical fence that can be used. Specimen partele of various styles of this fence maybe' seen at our office mh9 3m § 'EARNALL 46 TRIMBLE, _.147 South Front street lArERRICK & 601713_, SODAHWARIC FOUNDRY, 490 WASHINGTON Avenue ,- Philadelphia, i MANUFACTUR E ENGINES--Hig. h and Low Pressure, Horizon • t al, vortical i Beam; Oscillating, Blast and Oornisk 'Primping. • • • • , BOlLERS—Cylinder, Flue, Tubular &o. .3TEAM HAMMERS—Nasmyth and Davy styles, and ofc all sizes. IJASTINGS I —.LOtim, Dry and Green Sand, Brass, &o. 1300FS--Iron Framee, for covering with ,Slate or Iron, TANKS—Of Castor Wrought Iron,for refineries, water, oil, &o, GAS MACHINERY—inch as Betorti,BenCh bastin g 's' Holders and Frames{ Purifiers, Ooke and Oharco Barrows Valves Governors, &c. • r SUGAR MACHINERY-4inch as Vacuum Pans an Pumps, Defecators; Bone Black Filters, Burners, Washers and Elevators. Bag Filters, Sugar and Bowl Black Cars, &c. , - Solo manufacturers of the following specialties: - - In Philadelphia and vicinity ,of Williamyright's Paten) Variable Cut:off Steam Engine. In thelinited States, of Weston's Patent Self-conterr ing and Self.halancing Centrifugal Sugar-draining M. chine. Glues &Barton , s improvement en Aspinwall & Woolson, Centrifugal • . - - • • • BartoPe.,Patent Wrought-Iron Retort fad. ' Straluan's Drill Grinding Best. Contractors for the design, erection and fitting pp of Bit• tinerleafor working Sug ar or Molasses. • I COPPER AND ' YELLOW 'METAL Sheathing, Braziet!'a Capper Nana, tiolta awl Ingot 'Donor, oonetantly on &and, and for axle by HENLIII WIN BOR .4. 00.. No. WM gionth t Wharroo. • QPIBITS — TURVIDYTUTIC- 7 322 — laititIlLS k) gptrite Tun,Online tow lan d ing from otom or " P!O- V near." fromilmington, N. 0., aid for. safe by a 0001/. iiN, RUSSELL 00.,111 Oheothut qtztel. PoIULADELPITIA- EVEN - INQ DVlra INWRANCE, COMPANY, NOUTIL AtminnicAL. Fire Marine and Inland Insurance. INCORPORATED 179. CHARTER PERPETHAD. CAPITAL, ' • . 4100,000 ASISETS January Ist, 18TO , • •- $3.783,581 Loom& paid iinee organize. qap,, . . . . .823,000,000 fie cefl ► tir Of Premiums, 11409, $1,991,837 .th Interest from Investments, 11569, . . . Losses paid,lB6B, . $2,106434 ID slio3sABe sa • `STATEMENT- OF THE ASSETS. First Hortgagoon City Property $T66,450 Ou United , Statos Government and other Loan • Ronda. 1,132A46 00 Railroad, Bank and Canal• Stocks 65,74 a 09 Cash in Bank and office 211.6a1 00 Lonna on Collateral Security 32,008 GO Notes Beetivablo, mostly Marine Pre . miums.,.. AZcrtial Interest. • __ 20357 00 .Prem lum&ln.couree of tranemlssioll 85,195 00 Unsettled Marine Premiums • 100,903 00 i Real Estate, Office of Company, Plilladel- i - - H2,783,5Eti 90 L DIEEC'TORS. t Arthur G. CoMn, ~ . Francis B. Oope; ,I Samuel W. Jones,.l ' Edward H. Trotter, I Jelin A. Brown, • .' Edward 8. Clarke, Charles Toiler, . , T.:Charlton Henry, Ambrose White, ' : Alfred D. Jessup, • William Welsh, • ' Louis 0; ltiadeira, 4 S.Morrir Wean, • . - _Chas. W. C aghast', ,_ L jam mason, . Clement A. Grissom, ' i Geo. L. Harrison, __- ,- William Brookle. . 1 AUTHIIR G. COFFIN, President: L - ' ClTA.atra PLATT; Vice Pres't. 1 biarTnise /1 1 / 1 12.1H, Secretary. C. H. REEVES, 4881 Secretary. , Cortiflcateo of ;jarine Insurance Issued (wenn do-t *fret)), -payable t the Counting Ronse.ot Browa t tiblyley 4.Co m Londen.------/------ • FIRE ASSOGIATIOA F . A co, ••••• PHILADELPHIA, ineOlrlPOratied March, 27. / 820 ' Offtoo---No. 34 North Fifth . L'treet,' INSURE BUILDINGS HOUSEHOLD ITIENITUBE AND MIGRUHVOIBEEVGiriritCRALLY PROM (In the city of Philadelphia only.) Assets January 1;1670. ep1,572 044•1 , ` 5• TzusTEEB: William H. Hamilton, Charles P. Bower, _John Carrow, Poter—Williamson, George 1. Young, Jesse Lightfoot, Joseph B . Lyndall, Robert Shoemaker Levi P. Coats, Peter Armbruster, Samuel Sparhawh j , oseph lc 41 1. 7 1: Dickinson, WM. H. HAMILTON, President , SAMUEL SPARHAWK, Vice President . WM. R. BUTLER, Secretary. DELA*AR,:t NrUT UAL SAFETY JNBII I RANGE COMPANY, incorporated by the Leafs's. !attire of Pennsylvania, 1t35. Mce,B.E.corner of THIRD and WALNUT 'streets. Philadelphia. MARINE INSURANCES On Vessels, Cargo and Freight to all parts of the world. RiLAND INSURANCES In goods by river, canal. lake and land earring to all tarts of the Union. • - FIRE INSURANCES On Merebandiso genettilly en Stores, Dweilingai "- Reuses, Ac, ASSETS OF Yin COMPANY , •;. Novemoer 1, 286 % 3200,000 United States Five Per Cent. Loan ten-forties- $216,000 00 100,000',United 'States Six-- Poe Cent. -. Loan, (lawful money) - , . ._ll/7;73010 - 6 0 R 0 0,triaited. SU/41191x: Per . 000 - 00 " - 200..010 State of . Pennsylvania - -Bix . Per .69, Cent. Loam:- 253,930 00 100,000 City of Philadelphia Six Per , Cent Goan (exempt from tax ) - _-: F 00,926 OD: 100,000-State, of . New - Jersey , . Six Per Cent. Loan—. ... . . - 102,000 _20,000 - Pennsylvania Railrpad Mortgage Six Per Cent. 80nd.... 49,460 00; 2L,WO Pennsylvania Railroad Second `3lortga,,ioSii Rer Cent:bonds.. 33400 26 25,000 Western Penn nylvanl - Railroad ' Mortgage. S ix Per Cent Bonds (Pennsylvania Railroaci antea). 30,000 State of Tennessee.-Flue Cent. Loan. 16,0,10 Of 4:100 Stara o ennegma_sbr_p_er_ceiat. 4 00 , 12,600 P ennsylvania Railroad Com- 270 pany, 2.50 shares stock 14,000 Of' 6,000 North Pennsylvania Railroad Company,loo.shares_stock-. . 3,900 0 10,000 Philadelphia and SOuthern Mail Steamship ConiptmY, S 0 shares stock .• • ' • 700 Of 246,900 Loans on Bond and Mortgage, first liens on City Properties 246,900 Ot ' - $1,1211.400 Par. • ' Market valne, $1,230X0 00 Cost. $31,21 , 5= ' Rem! E state_ 35000 no Is Receivable: for , Lisnrance" made .223,700 75 Balances dne at Agencies-Pre miums on Marine 'Policies. An . creed Interest and other debts due the Company 65,097 94 Stock, Scrip, Ac.. of sundry Cor- - porations, (34,706. Estimated • . • 3,740 30 Cash m Bank. CastritrDre DERROTORS: z . Thomas 0. Band, . ,' Samuel E. Stokes, John C. Davis, ' 'William G. Boniton, Edmund E. Sonder, Edward Darlington, Theopbilus Ptinldusg. ' H. Jones Brooke, James Trannair, Edward Larourcado, Henry Sloan, Jacob Riegel, Henry C. DaHatt, Jr., • 'Jacob P. Jones, James C. nand. James B. Dt'Parland, William C. Ludwig,.. .J 9 0 111 211 P. Eire , Joseph H. Seal, Spencer ll'uvain, Hugh Craig, J. B. Semple, Pittsburg, John D. Taylor, A .B. Berger, " George W. Bernadon, D. T. Morgan, " w'man"3.l"uat' imoide s o. HAND President. JOHN 0. DAVIS, Vice President, HENItY LYLBTIRN, Secretary. HENRY BALL. Assistant Secretary - - CHARTER PERP CrA L. AFSET; $200,000. MUTUAL FIRE INSUR NCE COMPANY OF GEE )k.e.NTow OFFICE NO. 4829 MAIN STREET, Take Risks in Philadelphia, Montgomery and Bucks , fflinti es, on the most favorable terms, upon D wellina •• Barns, Merchandise, Furniture and Farming Imple ments, inclnding Hay - Grain, Straw, &c LIKEUTORS. Spencer Roberts,' Nicholas Rittenhou,c, John Stalltnan, Nathan L. Joni—, Albert Ashmead, - James F. La ngstrot it, Joseph Handsberry. ' Chas. Woks, Wm. Ashmeatl, X. D., ,Chos..ktilltnan, Abram Rex, Chas. 11. Stokes. SPENCER ROBERTS. President. CHAS. 11. STOKES, Secretary and Treasurer. 11. I,EIIIM , my2B ato th Sm§ ; ' . Assistant Secretary. TRIR PENNSYLVANIA. FIRM INE3tfr f —lncorporated 122.6—Chartor Perpetual. — No. 1110 'WALNUT street, opposite Independence Slase.i 'This Company, favorably known to the communityfor, over forty years, continues to insure against loss on damage by tiro on Public or Private Buildings, oitherl permanently or fore limited time. Also •on Furniture,' qtocks of Goods, and Merchandise generally, on liberal terms. Their Capital, together with a large Surplus Fund, fi Invested in-the most careful manner, which enables them to offer to the insured an undoubted security in. the OM of ' DrgsGTOREI. Daniel Smith, Jr., John Revere= Alexander Benson, Thomas Smith, Isaac Easlohurst, . enrY Lewis Thomas Robins, J. Gillingham Fell, DaAfelHaddock Jr. DANIEL HMLI 3I , Ja., President. WM. G. CR0W1.1.14. Secretes/. . apl9-tf THE COUNTY - FIRE .INSURA.NOR COm.: PANY.—Oilice, No.llo South fourth street, below Chestnut. " The loire Lumrance Company of the County of Phila. dolphin," Incorporated by,theLeglslatore of Penneylva. nia in lan, for indemnity against loss or damage by ffre, exclusively. CHARTER PERPETUAL. This old and reliable institution, with ample capital .and contingent fund carefully invested, continues to in. sure buildings, furniture, merchandise, - &c., either pert manontly or for a limited time, against loos or damage by fire, at the lowest rates consistent with the absolute safety °fits customers. Lome adjustedand raid withal' possible despatch. DMEO'TOA . 1 Chas. J . Sutter, Henry Budd, James N. atone, John Horn, , i . ' ' 'Edwin L. Deakirt, Joseph - Moorol - , Hobert V. Massey, Jr, George Macke, ' -- . t Mark Heroine. MARL Ei J. SUTTER, President. HENRY BUDD, Vico President. BENJAHLEt.r. HOHOHLEY. Secretary and Treasur 77 EFFERSON FIRE INSURANCE COM. fl PANT' of_Thiladelphia.-4.1111ce,N0. 24 North Fifth 4treot, near Market street. Incorporated by .the Legielatnri of Pennsylvania, Oharter perpetual., flapital and Assettl. /1166,000. Maki Insurance against Loss or damage by Fire on Public , or Private Builditrs..Eurnitnres titooks, Goods and Mer. n chandlse, o favorable t e rm s . • D os TONS. , Wm. McDaniel, Edward P. Moyer Israel Peterson ( • Frederick Ladner • John F. Beisterlin • Adtun J. Giese, llenry Troeraner, Welty Delany, , Jacob ,llehatidetn,. • John Elliott, FrodericSaloll,l Christian D. Frick, • , 1351° , . 1141 , wj , u (I,llla -F9ri ' IWILL T WILMODANIEL_; President. • " ISRAEL EM/11)180N, y foe Freed dein., Plitt!? I. Cobsldallasorettury said 'Denatures. mntitANOE. ()F:. I .rz~ ~. `,y,~. :.~ . . ,314A96 74 81E8,318 - 88" $1,852,100 01 14/ . $,134N, IgQ. - - ,7 he Liverpool: e_o 9 : 'don and Globe Ins. Co: Assets Gold, 8 8,4.00,000 Daily Receipts, - , 20,000 Premiums in 1869, $5,884;000 Losses in 1869, - $ 3,2t9,000 No. 6 Merchants' Exchange, Philadelphia. 1829urtiRTER PERPETUAL. 1870 FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY rigriii,mo64l4;* OFFICE--435 and -137,4Thestnut Assets on January 1. 1,70. $2,525;731 67. r 21,94 oo Capital Accrued Surplus and Premiums 2,425,731 INCOME OR 1970, LossEg:PAlrl IN • $510,000. 8144,906 42 ---:LOSSES PAID SINCE 1529 °nut_ $5,500;000: PerpetnaLantlTernaorprit.Policiee_ort Liberal Ternis- The Company also issues policies 'upon the Rents of ail binds of linildiegs,Ground Rents and Mo.rtgaßos. The." FRANS-1,1.1i has no DISPUTED CLAIM.. Altxtd. G. Baker, Samuel Gfant, Geo. W. Richard/1, leaac Lea, George If ales, ALFREI GEORGI JAB. W. McALLISTER, THEODORE H. REGER fe7 tde3l; mum _RELLApOR-INEKTRANCE (JON PANT OF PLIMADELPIIIA. Incorporated in 1841, Office'Dlo.SoB e a mp hart mo ialreet - L , . Tavares agaLnet Togs or damage by FM/3, On Homes, Stores and other Bnildino, limited or perpetual, and or IParnltnre, Goods, Wares and Merchandise in town - of wontry LOSSES PROMPTLY ADJUSTED AND PAID/ Assets, December 1, ............. ... t .:9401,87.1 49 Inverted in the following Securities, vi a „ !fret Mortgages on City Property, well se . . .... .. . —.............--$159,100 00 United States Government 29,000 00 Philadelphia City 6 Per Cent. 75,000 00 Warrants 6,035 70 Pennsylvania :13,000,002 6 Per Cent 30,000 00 Pennsylvania Railroad Bonds, First Mortgage 5,006 00 Camden and Amboy Railroad Company's 6 Per Cent. L0an_......, 6,000 GO Eitmtingdon and Broad Top 7 Per * Cent. Mort gage 4,950 00 County Fire ins . nrance Company's Steck. 1,050 IX Mechanics' Bank Stock. 4,000 00 Commercial Bank of Pennsylvania — Stock.-- - 70,000 00 Unicin Mutual Insurance Company's 5t0ck.....,. 190 00 Reliance Insurance Company of Philadelphla - ... OMB OC Cash in Bank and on 75•316 72 Worth at. 0401,872 41 Worth at present market prtee5.... , ...........t."..84656 .51 DIRECTORS. Thomas 0. Rill, Thomas! H. Moore, \\ William Musser, "- 13arnuerthistner, --- Ratuu6l Bispham, Ismael'. Young, . H. L. Carson, - raaw, yr, B a k er , Wm. Steyenson, Christian J. Hothnan, Benj. W. TingleY,Samuel B. MOICIEIB, Edward Sitar. THOMAS O. anal., Preitident - Wm. CHUBB, Secretary. _ - - Pun...snximmx. - Decernher22;lB69:" " "jil:tuth 13 A NTRRACITE INSURANCE COM. rt_ PA NT.-MHAIITER PERPETUAL. Office, No. 311 WALNUT Street; above Third, Philads Will insure against Loss or Damage By Fire en Build lugs, either perpetually or for aLtmited time, Household Furniture and Merchandise generally. Also, -Marina-Insurance on - -Vessels,. Cargoes and Freights. Inland Insurance to all parte of the Union. William 'Esher, DIRECTORS.Lewis Audenried, Wm. M. Baird, John Ketcham, John R. Blackleton, J. E. Baum, William E. Dean, John B. Heil, I Peter Sieger, Samuel H. otharmel. - WILLIA.EI SHER, President. _ WILLIAM F. DEAN, Tice President. Wll. M.l33oTH.Secretari. is 22 to th a tf UNITED FIREMEN'S ENSUBANCIB oorerihorr OF PHILADELPHIA. This Compan takes risks at the lowest rata! consistent 1/1 i VI V AI P i t °l i il l it sffil I . 6IRE PRIA. OFFICE—No. 723 Arch street. Fourth National Bank Bunting. DEBEOTORE Thomas J. Martin, Henry W. Brenner, John Hirst, Albany." King, J W am m. em e. m n o o n bbin ga , n, J R .L en ee ry w ßuinzo osa, , " ... - Glenn, ' Br/es — Judge James Jeuner, ._ 'J. Henry Askin, Alexander T. DicKein, Hegh Mulligan Albert 0. Bobertni Phial) Fitzpatrick. 20,000 00, 169,291 11 CONRAD RANDRESS, President. Wes. A. Boum. Treas. Wm. H. FAann. Sed'Y ti — AME INSURANCE COMPANY, NO, eIn_CHESTNUT STREET. INCORPORATED 1836. CHARTER pEßpgpum, CAPITAL 01200.000. FIRE xxsulierroi REOLUSMILF. names against Lose or Damage by Fire, either by Per• petual or Temporary DinticTous. Charles Richardson, Robert Pearce, Wm. H. Rhawn, John Hazier, Jr., William D. RaYfert, Edward B, Orne, John F. Smith, Charles Stokes, Nathan Hilles. John W. Everman, George A. West, Mordecai Busby, °SEARLES ICHARDSON,President, WM. H. RHAWN, Vice-President. =MANS I. BLANOliAltD.Secretary. atl AMERICAN FERE INSITRANCE COM. PAN Y ,incorporated 1810.-01:tarter perpetual. No. 310 WALIMT street, above Third, Philadelphia Having a large pail-up Capital Stock and Surplus in fested in sound and available Securities, continue insure on dwellings, stores, furniture, merchandise vessels in port, and their cargoes, and other yorsonal property. All losses liberally and promptly adjusted. DIRECTORS. Thomas R. Maria, Edmund G. Dutilb, John Welsh, Charles W. Poultney, Patrick Brady, Israel Morrie, John T. Lewis, John P. Wetharill, William. Paul. THOMAS R. MARIS, President. &LIMIT 0. 0 LWVOIID. &Cretan% SAFE DEPOSITS. Security front Loss by, Burglary, Bois --becy,-Fire-or Accient. THE FIDELITY - INSURANCE, TRUST AM) SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, .111 .1 1:. 2 7 1E. E nt LPHIA, NEW MARBLE _FIRE-PROOF , BUILDING, Nos. 049-331 Chestnut Street. Capital subscribed, $1,000,000; paid, $550,000. COUPON BONDS, STOCKS, SECURITIES,FAMILY PLATE; (JOIN, DEEDS and VALUABLE of every description received for safe-keoping, under guarantee, at very moderato.rateB. The Company' also rent SAFES INSIOF, THEIR BURGLAR-PROOF VAULTS, at prices varying front 1,5 to $7O a year, according to size. An extra size for Corporations and Bankers. Rooms and desks adjoining vaults provided for Safe Renters. DEPOSITS OF MONEY' RECEIVED ON INTER EST, at three per cont., paYitbly by check ;without no tice, and al four per cent., payable by check, on ten (lays' notice. TRAVELERS' LETTERS OP CREDIT furnished, available hi all ,parts of Europe. INCOME COLLECTED and romlttod for ono nor ct The COMimuy act as EXECUTORS. - ADMINISTRA TORS and GUARDIANS, and RECEIVE and EXE , CUTE TRUSTS of ovet y description, from the Courts, corporations and Individuals. C. IL CLARK, Vico Fresidont IhlO E N c , T S o nck s d . ary aud Treanure' HOHERT r Alexander Henry,. Stophon A. Caldwell, George F. Tyler, Henry 0. Gibaou, J. Gillingham Fell, McKean. , N. B. Browne, Clarence H. Clark, Charles Welsh. Charles Nacalester, Edward W. Clark, • Henry Bra inyl4 tu th D ODGER S' AND WOSTENROLM'S POCKET KNIVES,- PEARL and STAG-HAN DLES of beautiful MOO: RODGERS' and WADE BUTCHER'S, and the ONLEBRATED. LEOOULTRS RAZOR SCISSORS IN OASES or , the finest: Quality. Razors, Knlvee, Beinaore and Table Cutlery ground and MARINSTRUKENT4of the most approved uunetrliatien: to, sulfa the bearing, at . P. IMAD10111.&'S, Cutler and Surgical Instrmeant Dlu ! lier;lP4Touthetreet, hot' w Oheatztut. • - myl tf INSURANCE.' DIRECTORS. • Alfred Fitter, Thomas Sparks, Wm. 8. Grant Thomas 8. Ellie. , - Onstavue S. - Benson. D G. BAKER, President. S PALES, Vice President Secretary. .ssietant Secretary. Ohartor Porpetnal, N. B. BROWNE, President CUTLERY.. AUCTIONSALES. Air THOMAS 86 8U142, - AMITIONERIBti /MN •N60.4/19 and 1411lottta BIOTIR'I9I street, BALES Olgr STOOKS 4,211)-111CA.L ESTATRII. ~ • -row:, gales at tiler hlladoilddit EzObitniet . 41 0 TUESDA.Lat 12 o'clock., • , - • Barn tarn ` salsa - at tint indtltni Stain i*itt THUBSDAY._ • , t• • • • , • , Xi" Bales at Boildencee receive especial atten dee, Sn IP Np. 13,38 Spruce stieet. SUPERIOA ,ITURNITUItig L illllll,ollB, VKIAVET OAKPETs &a. • : ON IVEDNEsDAY . BIORNINTO •-• • ': Juno I,at 10 o'clock, nt.lip. 133.3.§pruc0, incest, by cata logue, the entito Walnut and 'lllabefranY Parlor, Dining Poore and. Chamber Furniture, ; • Walnut Centre and Bouquet Tables: fexteneion Dining Table, CD ina, Glade end Plated Wani,Frenob Plato Alantolldirrpis OnDeriar Walnut Bookcase, fine Hair Hatreesee. Velvet , and other Carpets, Canton Matting, &large nasottinent of excellent Kitchen Utensils, Befrigetator.,&.c. : VALUABLE, .THEOIAGIOAL ~ AND EISOELI.A.- NEDUO BOOR FROM PRIVATE LrurtunEs, ON WEDZIEDDAY ARTEDNIJON, . June l, at 4 o'clock: LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE DIAMONDS; .WATCHES, JEWELRY, SHOW CASES, SAFES, &c.. Being the entire stock (about $75.000 worth) of Messrs. IL PIRA IM & ISA ACS,,of No. 608 South Second street, to he sold at the anctitin ,- store;' ' ' • ' - ON TIIIIRSDAY' MORN/NG, - : ' June 2, at 10'o clock. '1 hp stock comprises 300 Diamond: Bets, Brooches, Ear rings, Pins and Rings. Solitaires, weighing from 1 to 5 karats.' 350 gold and open Dice Watehes, new and secondhand. MADE BY. THE MOST- CELEBRATE .4- MAKERS -420 Silver Watches, in hunting and open cases. Fine solid gold Sets. Pins and Ear Rings. • - Gold Vest, Gifard and Chatelaine Ohains. SOLID SILVERWARE; SPOONS, LADLES. &c., &c The attention of dealers and private buyers is invited to this sale a, comprising ono of the finest stocks ever offered in this city: N. B —Thy goods will be on exhibition at the store of Mecors. Ephraiml 'lsa nes, 503 Sonthi3econd ['Tenet, on Wednesday, from 9 A. M. to 4P. M.. The sale will be held in the second story of the Auction Store Thursday,commoncieg at.l9 o'clock.-- Bale at the Auction Rooms. SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO, DIRRORS; BEDDING ' , CHINA AND GLASS WARE, REFRIGERATORS. STOVES, FINE CAR PETS, fic. ON Ili URSDAT MORNING. Juno 2, at 9 o'clock, at the Auction Rooms, by CMS /0010 1 a large assortment of superior Parlor, Chamber, 'Library, Dining-Room and Office - Furniture,' - rosewood - Piano, Melodeon, in Walnut case: French Plate Mantel and Pier Mirrors, elegant Walnut aocrotary and Book case' Walnut Sideboards, Wardrobes,Extension, Centre and Bouquet Tables, •Lounges, Arm ()hairs, Hair, Husk and Stmw Matresaes, Feather Beds, Bol sters and Pillows, China and Glassware, Refrigerators, Soda Rater App , ratua, &Mares, Veleet, Brussels sad other Carpets,Matting kc. Sale on the Premises. VERY ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT, S. W . corner of Old York road and Juniper avenue, Cheiteu Hills, Cheltenham township. Montgomery county. Pennsylvania. six and one.half miles from Philadelphia. and a few minutes' walk to York Road Elation, on the North Pennsylvania Railroad. ON_THURSDAY, • June 2, at o'clock P. M., will be sold at public sale, on the premises. . Full particulars in handbills. • - Sale on.tbe Premiees. • ; • . - 'DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT, N. E. corner of Washington and March lanes, Chelten Cheltenham township - M - ntcomork-county,Pean sylvania, seven miles from Philadelphia and a few minutes' walk to York Road Station, on the North Penbsylrania Railroad - ON FRIDAY, June 3, at 314 o'clock P. M.. will be sold at public aale, on the premises. Full particulars in handbills. Executors' Sale on the Premises--Estate of John W. ()Inchon], deed. LARGE AND VALUABLE RESIDENCE AND FURNITURE. ON FRIDAY IVIORNDIG. . . . . . - June 3, at 10 o'clock, will bo sold at public sale. on the premises, all that VALUABLE THREE-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE, with three-storyßack Building and Lot of Ground,. nerth side of Arch street. west of Tenth street, No. 1009, containing In front 25 feet, and in depth 170 feet to a 2.5 test street. Immediately afteitho sale of the Residence will be Fold, by catalogue. the superior Parlor, Dining_ Room and - Chamliet Furniture, Piano, Carpets, Bookcase, fine litatresses. Beds, Kitchen Furniture, Refrigerator, Ltc. • • • MASTER'S - SALE . or sitocK. ON TUESDAY, June 7, at 12 o'clock, noon, at the Philadelphia Ex change, will be sold at public sale, by order of a Master_ in Equity under a decree of the Supreme, Court, 253 eharea Ortginal and equal to.fiKeharce_.new.stock of_ the West raheb and Siisquehanna Canal Cm, BUNTING, D11111.10.13,0W & CO., AUCTIONEERS, ~ Nos . . 232 and= Market street. corner-of Rank - LARGE SALE OF FOREIGN AND DO/JEST/A DRY GOODS, , _ON .TRIIRSDAY MORNING: - - ' Jima '2, at. 10 o'clock, on ionr months' credit, including - DOMESTICS. &deli bleached and brown Idheetings and Shirting& do all wool, Domet, Canton and Shirting Flannels. Cases Winans, lientucky and Corset Jeans, Denims. - do Furniture and'Apron (Mocks, Sileclas, Stripes. • do Prints, Manchester and Domestic Ginglimus. • do Cottonades, Paddings, Cambrics, Miners' Flan nels. _do__Nerneya—Tweeds,-Satinetti - Casaimeres;Coatin - gs; LINEN GOODS. Cases Irish Shirting and Shooting Linens, Hollands, Drills. - do - Spanish, illay and -Blouse - Linens, - Canraa, Bur' laps, do Table Damask, Diaper. Towelitur:Orash. - dM.. • MERCHANT TAILORS' GOODS. Pieces English; French and Saxony black and blue Cloths. do Aix la Chapelle Fancy Cassitneres and Coatings. do Belgian Doeskins, Clrdisea, Tricots Motions. do Silk end Wool Mixtures, Italians, Satin do Chines. DRESS - GOODS7SII, - 10 AND s BAWLS. Pieces black and colored Mohair,,, Alpacas, Scotch Gingham', d o Paris oelaines,Morambiques, Poplin Alpacas, kdo Bareges. Grenadine, Empress Cloth, Percales. ado Lawns, black and colored Silks, Shawls, Cloaks, PARIS SHAWLS A line of black Alerino and Thibet Long and Square Shawls. tine-oMsrisepricited-Gachemere-Shwwl:. A line of Paris Mozambique, Grenadine and Fancy Shawls. Honeycomb and Marseilles Quilts, White Goods, Bal. Moral and Hoop Skirts, Tiee, Tailors' Trimmings, No- Vona. Sowings, Saspondors,-Umbrellas, PECIAL AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF 6000 OZ N N COTT ION.ON la osus.arTov - n. WELL•KNOWN IMPORTAT ON FRIDAY MORNING, Pale 3, on four months' credit. including— Ladies' brown and white Hose. Men , s brown, white and mixed Half Hose. Children's Hoso and Half Hose. 50 cases Canton Fans. 40 cases Silk and Gingham Ithabrallas and Parasols. Also, Stock of a Retail store declining business. LABOR SALE OF CARPETING'S, 500 ROLLS WHITE, RED - MINOR AND FANOY - MAT TINGS; OIL CLOTHS, !he. • ON FRIDAY. MORNING, June 3at 11 o'clock, on four months' credit, about '2OO pieceslngrain, Venetian, List, Hemp, Cottage and Rag, Carpetings, Cantonllattinge, Oil Clothe, ,to, MAIMN BROTHERS, AIIOTIONERB8 1 N 0.704 CHESTNUT street. above Seventh- - - Sale at the Auction Rooms, No. 704 Chestnut street, SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. ELEGANT PIAIS EIGHT LARGE AND ELEGANT PIER AND OVAL MIRRORS, ROSEWOOD MELODEON, PARLOR SUITS, CHAMBER SUITS, FIRE AND BURGLAR-PROOF SAFES, HANDSOME VEL• VET, BRUSSELS 'AND OTHER CARPETS, ON WEDNESDA.Y MORNING, June 1, nt 10 o'clock, at the auction rooms, by cata logue, a large and excellent assortment of Hounehold Furniture, including handsome Parlor Suits, superior Chamber Suits, elegant rosewood Piano Forte, rose wood Melodeon, made by Price Sr Co.; eight large and handsome French Plato Pier and Oval Mirrors, Gilt and Walnut -Frames; handsome Finales. for Mirrors; Book cases, Office Tables and Deskn.four; superior Fireproof Safes, made by Lillie, Farrel& Herring and others;. Spridg,, Husk 'and 'Straw Matrons_en Mikis and Glasnware, Platen Sowing ' * Machines, Cigars, Lace and Nottingham Window Curtaius, hand-' some Velvet, Brneseltrand other Carpets, Sco. Also, two, shares Mercantile Library Co. Important Peremptory Salo at N 0.45 South Second street. • EXTENSIVE STOCK OF ELEGANT WALNUT. DRAWING-ROOM, PARLOR AND LIBRARY SUITS, COVERED IN RICH GREEN AND CRIM SON PLUSH, BLUE AND CRIMSON REPS ANo TERRIES AND FINE. HAIR CLOTHS; VERY ELEGANT CARVED WALNUT ,CHAMBER SUITS. FINISHED IN OIL AND VARNISH: LARGE AND ELEGANT WARDROBES, LADIEn , All ARDROBES, ELEGANTLY CARVED BOOK CASES. SECRETARIES, LADIES' MCRETOIREs, SHAVING STANDS, ELEGANT HALL AND 0111 ER TABLES, HANDSOME ORIENTAL AND RECEPTION CHAIRS, FIRE SPRING MAT.: RESSES, LOUNGES ; dm. ON THURSDAY MORNING, Juno 2, at 10 o'clecb , at No. 45 South Second street, by catalogue, the entire lame and very Elegant Stock of Fmnitnre, Manufactured by Roam RICHMOND de Co. emit esely for firet-clase retail aelco, SALE FINE OIL PAINTINGS, CHROM.OS, • 'FRAMES, &c. ON FRIDAY MORNING, June 3, at 11 o'clock, at the' auction rooms, No. 704 Cheetnut-street, a collection of fine Modern Oil Paint ings, including, eoecimens by V. D. Lewis and other'', tine Ohyonme, gilt:frames; unframed. Oliromos and En. graViSISH. , tc• Maly be examineilmn Thursday, Juno 2. SALE MISCELLANEOUS 800 ZS, ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON. At 4 o'clock, at tho.Auctlon Rooms. VALUABLE COLLECTION OF HIGII•PRICED - • BOOKS. „ ON MONDAY AFTERNOON. • 3 uno 6. at 4 o'clock, at the auction room', No. 704 Clints. nut street a valuable collection of high-priced Books. PLATMcCILELLANT), AUCTIONEER, • 1219 CHESTNUT Street. ..•Personal attention 'given to Sales of Household Furniture at Dwellings. arr. Public Sales of Furniture at the Auction Rooms. 1219 Choetnut street, every rd. ond ay and Tnursday. Mir For particulars see Public Lodger. • Ifir 11: - B.—A superior class of Furniture at Private Sale. • DAIT3Th HARVEY,' AUCTIONEERS, ••• (Formorly with M. Themes & Sons,) • - Store Noe. 48 and 60 North Sixth street. !lIIST Balms at Realdencea.receive particular "attention. Salea at the Store every T twada.v. TAMES it uti FREEMAN, tr AUCTIONEER, lIC TI ON EBB; y :A'an;i.i:; AVIVT/LON SA.LISO ME1014:44 J . AMOR . & BON ;A:ITOTApIg, EERSAND 001511WISSI(.FMERIOHAN1'H. No 1110.0HESTNUT street, " • • Rear entrance No; 1107 Saueom street., • .._. Household Furniture of everyclescriptioimecel”f ' • Consignthent: ' - - • Sales of Furniture at Dwellings attended Co On ate • Most reiutonabio • 4 " 4 "' - 'fit • , :Salo No. - 310 North Twonty.;flret grist. • •i• ~IANTSOAIE WAI,N UT_ HO USEBOL D__flß • ROSEWOOD 7-OCTAVE PIANO FORTE, BRUS SF LS, INGRAIN AND ' VENETFAN CARPETS. - NIT:OREM FURNITURE &a - . • ON WEDNESDAY' MORNING at 10 o'clock, at N 0.310 North Twenty-first .streetorill be sold, br catalogue, tholturnienre of •a Mildly Want& mg housekeeping, comprising heir cloth Parlor Fared tare, made by Rentals; Walnut - Chattibet littitOatirbilk tops; roses' nod Piano,Mussels and Ingrain bar M, Inning Room and ILchen. Furniture,Dkinat-"6llamt ware &c. • . The Furniture can be examined offer 8 o'clock on", morning of sale. Catalogues ready on Tuesday. ' • MB. M. TITALHIEMER'S FIRS'I" 'ANNUAL BALlit OF CEDAR MOTH-PROOF CHESTS AND FU/A AND MUFF ' • ' • _ ON THURSDAY MORNING, June 2, at 11 o'clock, at .the auction store, No. Ins Chestnut street, w i be sOld. without red4rve. °MO Nit pfrior Cedar Moth-proof Olieste and Fur and. ,ikluff • Boxes, manufactured from' cheice , FlOrtda cedaread made in the beet workmanship , manner. . Fl Executors' , . , Estate of Mary P e LcOrley, 06; _ 3407 Bridge street, Mantua. W A LNUT -AND *IAHOGA NY PARLOR Arm (num. • BER FURNITURE; FEATHER BEDS, IIF,DDINGI4 &c., &c. , ; ;yr: ON. THURSDAY MORNING. June 2, at 10.0 clock, at N 0.3407 Bridge street. Iskaustnas will he sold, by order of the Exeentoro, the entire - 'Household Furniture. BedAing,Anothint, &a., &o. Furniture may be seen early on the morning (deists. Y 'I34.IIRITT - &• CO:, AUCTIONgEItI3, • CASH AIIOTION 1110ThiE; ,r' ) No. 2:11) bl 1 , 112 FT street- c.mner of Bank street REG FL AR-. SALE -800 - LOTS , DRY -GOODS,i , IHOk SIERT, - NOTIONS,- ...SIJSPENDIIIRS, - FANCY GOOtts, RICADY , MADE CLOTIIING,MALMums.L, SKIRT'S. STOCK OF GOODS, MATS. CAPS.O4,4t ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, June' 1, commencln gat 10 o'clock:" • . . RE01:11Alt SALE - tOO CASES , CITYAND - EASTARIt — MADE BOOTS.. SHOES AND BROGANS. ALIO. LADIES',MISSES'. CHTLDREN , B_, MEN'S'AND -BOY W EV-7STRAB-A-TS,--SLINDOWNS, ALSO, -- FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, BY CATA LOGUE; ON THURSDAY AIOUNING. '- June 2, commeroing at . lo o clock, . 1 • fr L. A.IBRI3RIDOE CO., .AUOTAOIj- J . ICT4RB. No. 505 MARKET strontAbove LARGE SALE OF Boy , SHOES,' AIiD.REO-"; ON VEDNEGSBD YS. June 1, at 10 o'clack .we will seal by. catalogue, abittle 15410 packages of Boots. Shoes and Brogans, embraning a tint-chum assortment of city and .Raarern mae goods. to which the attention of city and country buyers is called. Open early on thomornlng of sale for exiiininaiion. SCOTT'S ART GAIiuERY - Exn - AUCTION CON.NISEION-SALtS .RoOKS,i r,.+ .. t .: - B. SCOTT, in., Auctioneer. o • . . ... . 1117.011EISTNIIatreet,'-o ~.,, .'-- 0 ... . . - - • - Girard Bow. Furniture Sales every Tuesday and Friday M.:WM/4. at 10 o'clock, —, _.-- Particular attention paid to out-door salon 'at titOlki.• rate rates. , - r deptf ~ THE PRINCIPAL MONEY ESTABLISH.- NEST, S. E. corner of SIXTH and RACE "streets. Money advanced on Plerchandisiegenerally--Watohea, Jewelry, Diamonds, Gold and Silver Plate, and on articles of value, for any length of time agreed on. , WATCHES AND JILIN - ELBE AT -PBIVATE SALE. Fine Gold Hunting Case, Double' Bottom And'Open Face English, American and Swiss Patent Face Watches; Fine Gold Hunting Case and Open Face Le pine Watches ; Fine Gold Duplex, and other Watchaa; Nine Silver Hunting Case and Open Face English, Ame rican and Swiss Patent Lever and Lepine Watches; Double Case English Quartier and other Watches; -La dies' Fancy Watches, Diamond Breastpins, 'Fingal- Rings,_ l Ear Rings, Studs, &c. ; Fine Gold Ohains,4edal- HMIS, Bracelets, dcarf Pine, Breastpins, Fi:igen:fangs, Pencil Cases, and Jewelry generally . FOB - SALE—A large and - Valuable . Foe-pronf - Chbet,, - : suitable for a Jeweller ; ' cost 8650. Also. several Lots in South Camden, Fifth - and Cheat nut streets, HEATERS AND STOVES. PANCOAST & MAULE THIRD AND PEAR STREETS, - Plain - and-Galvanized WROUGHT AND CAST IRON PIPE For Gas, Steam and Water. FITTINGS, BRASS WORK, TOOLS, BOILER TUBES Heating by Steam and Hot 'Pater', ize_s_entiantrittefltallnbr Pi )e ofall CARD. Having sold HENRY B. PANCOAST and FSANOIS I. )MULE (gentlemen in our emploffor several 'years past) the Stock,Good Will and Pt:tures-of our RETAIL, -EST-A-BLISHMENT-rloctited-at-t a cu, or - of - THIRD and PEAR streets, in this city, that branch of oat bad ness, together with that of HEATING and , VENTILA TING PUBLIC and PRIVATE BUILDINGS, both. by STEAM and HOT WATER, in all its various systems, -is carried on ander thiTilii — n - ntune - Of PANOOAST & MAULE,. at the old stand, and were commend them to tho trade and business public as being entirely competent to perform all work of that character. MORRIS, TASKER & CO. PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 22, 1870. ' icitaz-te RAND, PERKINS MOST APPII&T.I) . , Brick-Set and Portable Beaters. A large assortment of FLAT TOP, SIDE AND.TOP OVEN RANGES, for heating additlonal rooms. Bath Boilers, Registers, Telilliators, ace. Seed foe Oir'onlar. THOMAS S. DIXON & SONb, - ----. ---Late-Avidrtiws A Dizon,- ------ - - - No. ]i24 CHESTNUT Street, Philada4 Oppoeite United States Mint: -• . anufacturera of LOW DOWN, ' • PARLOR, CHAMBER, . . . OFFICE, And other GRATES,' for Anthracite, Bituminous and Wood Efr A.Leo. WARM-AIRITURNAOES for Warming Buildings REGISTERS, and Private ' - REGISTERS, VENTILATORS, AND L . CHIMNEY OAPS, COOKING-RANGES, BAT_K-BOILERS. WHOLESALE and RETAIL., . H. Y. LAUDERBACH',S, CLASSICAL, SCHONTiFIC - AND' .0011.311111101eira ACADEMY, ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS, N 0,145. TENTH StriNt A Primary, Eirinvidary and Finishing 'Circulars id Mr. NVidburton , e, No. 4.3/1 Choetnut street. ,xim9 tf§ . - ; - --- . - -- . -..-- —.......-....• —... j NSTRUOTIGNS GIVEN IN ZA.TIN, 1 Oroek, Frouch and Gorman; by wm . . 40ERDEN3 t tit -Mount Vernon etroet. • .. mylB-Im.'t Ml=9 OM. P. BONDINET.T , A, TEAQR : 0 1...7 Singing. Private lemmas and ,classee.'; neeldeine 908 8. Thirteenth street. ' " lIVSTRUcTroNs. , . . . HOB SEMAIsTUULP._—_,TRII) kgrILA -DELPHIA- RIDING scistost.,',.tio..gass Mar fa x reet, to owe doily for Ladies and Gentlemen. It is the largest, beet lighted and heated establlshm .at in the city. The horses are thoroughly broken for, the meet timid. An Afternoon Class for Young Ladies' at tending school, Monday, Wednesdariand; fridarn. and Ge an Evening Class for ntlemen. onion thoroughly trained for the saddle. 'Honied taken' to llyery. Hand some carriages to hire. Storage for wagons and sleighs, - Prop BETH ORAIGE eto , rir CHALK FO_R GALE 1807 TON S —OF eltalkiAllout. Apply to WORKMAN t • 123 Walnut 84134. Cy LA 7SLANI~. COTTON.- - --eo BAlirsa OP -Is, Sett lelantleottou in atoll , and for dab) by coml.- ItAN,RLTEWELL Sc C0.,111 CalQ.lt nut t root. ' & CO„ 24 North Sith St., DEALERS TN • TICE myl2thstol9
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