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THE Cirrus COMPANY

THE Cirrus COMPANY
is composed OF the Very Best Talentin the World.
SAM LONG, the Southern Clown and Unsurpass-
able Vocalist who will give his Lights and
Shadows Of plantation LIE, ana sing his camp mp
Glory, and his own beautiful pathetic Ballad
Of 1.-The Refugee =
Mr.. JAMES DEMoTT, Champion Bareback
Equestrian, and his wonderful child MASTER
MdiIe, JosRPHINE, Equestrisrns Extraordinary,
who enacts all her difficult and pleasing exer-
ciIes upon a Free and Untrammslled steed.
Mr.. THOMAS KING, one Of the most Majestic,
sn Wifi 4 Rh n Maize
tho Scene dc Fascination and Histrionic IN
titled The Rs51yisn and s s,sn srGs as
Contortionst, will Introduce his Troupe Of
Wonderful Acting Dogs, /" Beauty" Chip"
Mr.. JAMES WARD, clever Clown and We're atils
Performer. will occupy prominent position as
Rider. Aerialist, and hnmorist, assisted in the
f faisei MAJ dePI GEBLER.' 'AA' 'p'' : S
Mr.. JAMES pEMoTT will psgEtG,rpp the paragon of
Master HENRI sAGRiNo, the unsurpassable Boy
Rider OF the Globe, has been secured for the
specific purpose'of executing upon horseback
his Graphic and Startling Firoustte and somer
Monsieur PERILLE, from the Theatre Comique,
Paris will enact !, his 1ngns
The Brothers LORENZO will give their wonderful
and refined Selections from the Modern Schools
anew series Of Mundane and Suspended Exer-
rHEoDoRE ToURNIAIRE, the wild, dashing
Hurdle Rider.
william HILL, Double somersaultsr.
Messrs. FRANKLIN, DEMILT, ARCHER. MBR,
VINE, THOMSON, HOLLAND, BLlTZ, and
other skilful persons, will make the fqusstria an
and Gymnastic Forces unapproachable and
Observation-Disclosures the best ever
brought before the people.
A Grand Procession Of the Triumphal Band Cha
riot, containing Professor Colson's Silver Cornet
Band, the Dens OF the Wild Animals, and the mass
OF imported Horses, Ponies &C., &C., will make
the Initial Notice Of the presence Of the
GIGANTIC CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE.
THEPRICEs WILL BE LIBERAL.
For all I'D Cons.
Children under ten years Of age.........2e cents,
The people OF Virziniawll see thatths manage.
ment does not charge exorbitsnt fees, but pre-
cissly the same as have been observed In Balti
more, Washington, Philadelphia. and other me-
tropolitan places. .
Location, CORNER FOURTH AND CLAY
STREETS.
Two performances daily, 1t and hall past
O. clock. Doors open ono honr previous.
NH III, oil o,lsis
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THE BABY ELEPHANT

will be introduced in the arena. And among tn Q
pastimes for the little people will be
tn. MINIATURE RACE-C0URSE,
introducing the Six Smallest Ponies ever seen and
the Troupe of Equestrian Apes.
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AApRIED.
DIED.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ AT AUCTIoN-wEr COTTONs, CALI
CO.'S. CHECKS. CAssIEBrs, FLANFELs, 90,
.liebtly soiled by the late rains. Ahenuon y
..,,sd 70 this sale at 10 o'clock THIS MORNING.,
AT the store No. 2ss Broad street between Third
and Fourth, without reserve.
CHARLES A. GWATKIN.
c. C. HAxRs, Auctioneer. mn ~
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BY Christian, Lea & Co, Auctioneers,
No. lt2l Main street.

BY Christian, Lea u Co, Aucuonees'
No. 1874 Main street.
large AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
i OF TOBACCO FACTORY FIXTURES, STEAM
ENGINE AND FAN, AND A GENERAL AssOkT-
MINT OF FOUNDRY FIXTURES, AND kEsIinp
OF A BRASS AND IRON FOUNDRY, AT AuI-
TIOy We will fer for sale, at auction, on rha'
DAY March sth, 1857, commencing at CLOCK L.
near III IL large fIaTTENINa SCREWS,
lSTEM SCREW,
, sets los MILLS,
6sets MILLS,
6sets Us MILLS,
sets POUNDS MILLS,
slRON PAT. MILLS,
4IRON BARS, large and small
Large lot IRON PLATES, IKE, exi2, ana
Large lot TINS, IaxI2, sxl2, and exc;
Large lot PRESS BLOCKS, sINKERS, &c.
TERMS: Ali sums under $500, cash over mat
amount so days for approved paper.
After the sale Of the Factory Fixtures, we will
0H'' ITEa. HORSE POWER ENGINE. in good
running order;
lFAs HORSEPOWER ENGINE, In good
running order;
together with general assortment Of
FLASkS and PATTERNS,
and other articles necessary for the prosecution OF
the Foundry business
After which we will rent out the Brass and Iron
FOUNDRY for one year -
TERMS of sale for the Engine and Fixtures All
sums under $50, cash over that amount, months
credit, for approved endorsed ne negotiable notes.
CHRISTIAN, LEA 4 CO.,
mh2 Auctioneers.
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By orubbs williams. Auetionssrs.
.x-->. ~ Nstu srA uIswsnfh stfoUfo
By Harrison. Goddin B Apperson, Auetionssf''
Banken. Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

THAT TRULY VALUABLE IRON.
i FRONT TENEMENT At THE s0uTnsAaTTrr
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-At the request OF the
owner We viii sell At auction on hs pre,%1sa I, OF
a,c,ocr M. that magni ncent IRON. FRONT
TENEMENT located as above. nov in the oecu-
pancy Of the American Telegraph COMPANY - me
on Main street twenty three feet eight tnchss ana
runs baek on the east line Of Twelfth street s,ssy
feet to an alley eight feet vide 70 Lou nnr.mi.ss
nnish "a in the most compiets manner from the eel
lar to the last story. This tenement az re ra
co.,Iv msterisls and from its superior Location 10
Justly regarded IS the most valuable properly ."
Main street :. t. ,wolxs
and twenty. four months, for negotia WIN
interest added, secured By trust deed me az AZ
and insurance for this year 10 be paid by me pur
cnaso5I Auctiopeers.
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BY Grubbs d Williams. Auetionsss.
North vost corner Main and Eleventh streets.
By James M. Taylor 4 Son, Auctionesrs,
Office opposite Spotswood Hotel.

TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND NEW
/ BBICK, EIGHT THOUSAND FEET OF LUM.
Der. A LOT OF wHBE6BARROWS, &C., on
AND CARY, FOR SALB AT AUCT!oN..Messrs
Turner Peasants being about to discontinue tns
brickmaking business, will sell a. aaGtlIn on
on the premises, 200, 900 NEW BRICK, 5000 feet
LUMBER, lot OF wHEELBARROWS. TO-, neces'
sary for carrying on brick yard:
After the sale the BRICK YARD will be rented
out for one year
Terms: Made known at the sale.
JAMES N. TAYLOR 4 son.
nn, n Auctioneers.
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VIN PLATE. BRIGHT and ROOF.
NH ne SSkp IN S caaHisaAs y S.. block
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IN HENRICo COUNTY COURT, 9Th

II
J. March, 1851: '
John B. Young the Attorney for the Common
wealth, having ANNOUNCED to the court the death
OF SPOTS WOOD @. wALDRoP, me q Der OF
this court, and for many years Justice Of this
county and the court being DESTROYS TO manifest s
respect for the memory Of their departed associate
and their appreciation Of his character and ser
vices, doth resolve:
Lat That we have heard with unaffected sorrow
the annunciation Of the death Of Spotswood @.
Waldrop, who for many years has nllsd with ere
dit TO himself and usefulness 10 the public the
place OF Justice OF the Peace OF this county and
member OF this court.
I'd. That by his excellent, strong, and practical
sense, by his rigid integrity and untirpg watchful.
ness Of the interests of the people Of the county
our deceased friend won for himself Az honorable
reputation as faithful public servant, while his
private virtues and kindly disposition sndeared
him 10 large circle OF friends and to those whose
fortune II was to be associated with him IN The dis
charge OF his public duties.
I'd. That these proceedings be spread upon the
record Of this court, and that tbs clerk cause the
same TO be published In the newspapers Of the
ly Of the deceased. -, -
9TH. Asa further mark OF its respect that this
court now adjourn. ar sa ~
nh IN xUyr ryku rarYpG n r. O.
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By Harrison, 6oddin 4 Apperson, Auetionssn'
Banksrs. Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
u BEAUTIFUL HALF-ACRE LOT, No; 49, AZ
THRp sS sgTEREs w fSRfFFsh. x ri
THEREON.-As commit sioners appointed by oe,
cree OF the Circuit Court OF Richmond, Prononneed
on the LIST OF March, 1867 In the case OF mat.s.,
&C.; sgsin;. wsrwiSk' Se ;S we srsmse.p ON fRf-
DAY the 18th March, 1907, At hall past nj
Beautiful Lot Is, in 81 sS1 ,S SaI lat. Z,
Mrs g. e. Chevale, fronting on me e ea su. s,,h
Third street 1894 feet, running Dack IsV iee. WIN
ths BUii,DiNas and IMPROVEMENTS thereon,
the same TO be sub. divided Into puilaihg ns
suitable size according to plat to be exhiDitedh
nj TER%s: one,nfth cash balance At six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, lnIsIen
added, and title retained I'll N ORDERED by
the court The taxes and insurance Tor thhysh
to be paid by the pqrehaser
,s JAMES sIisT TSe smith Commissioners.
At AUCTION.-Wil sell the balance
~ NJ INV STOCK OF GOODS at auction on
THuRSDAY the 9TH Of March, at 10 o'clock, az tho
store No. 2s3 Broad street, formerly occupied ~
freshman 4 Heller, between Third and Fourth
streets.4 IL and s-4 BROWN sHEETING,
BLEACHBD C0TToNS,
CALIC0s.
SATINETS,
ILPACAs,
MERIN0S,
DRESS GOODS,
SHIRTS,
c casahh1 ccAMBRIcs.
= ALSO,
COUNTERS, &c. to close business.
NH stds CHARLES A. 6WATKIN.
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80 ~ Lyme 3 Brother.
ksai xstats Agsntsan1 Auetionssrs,

u,wo-SToRYF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
L IN ROCKErTs, EB.E TIMOTHY KEEsEa
sell SCI = the 7ih Of March. 1851
a:.nnisa nv A. Ross NJ eight dollars per month.
TIE house contains -four rooms. ana the usual o.t.
honsss. The lot fronts 50 feet, running BACK LOO
feet. IL 49, =. -.
. nh LYME 4 BROTHER. Auetionsen.7
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NOTICE.-A sufficient amount OF the
~ STOCK required to be subscribed by an act
nsssed ON the 10th January, 1887, amending the
Charter of the "Planters Savings Bank OF Rich
mond "-chang ing the name andstyle OF the lnsti.
duly subscribed, notice is hereby given that q
meeting Of the ockholders Of said VIII
be h e Id on the 18TH DAY OF MARCH. 1907, Al me
Planters Bank OF Richmond, at O'CLOCK + n,
for the purpose Of permanent organizsstsioon:
S. G. ROBINSON,
A. SNYDER,
c. E. WHITL0CK,
R.B. WOODWARD,
A. A. HUTCHINSON,
rh :, psMb Incorporators.
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In the spacious dens and cages will be found
African Black Named Lions and Lionesse5,
Four Asiatic Lion Cubs,
The Grizzly Bear, Spotted Hyenas,
Silver Panther, Elk or Moose,
The Emu, Striped Hyenas,
Australian Kangaroos,
Peruvian Llama,
The Axis or Spotted Deer.
Patagonian Ostrich,
Black Bear,
Bison OF Colorado,
Lynx, African Leopards,
Fallow Deer,
Rat Kangaroo from New Holland,
Cheetah or Hanging Leoparis,
Ounce, ocelot, Wolves,
Coyates, Foxes, White Owls,
Golden, Grey, and Brown Eagles,
Macaws, PARROTS,
Powees, Pheasants,
Swans, Pelicans,
Cockatoos, Raccoons.
and large assortment Of
MONKEYS, APES, and BABB00NS.
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MEETINGS.

1..o~~oo-oo~~~~-~~-1
NTOTICE-MERCHANTS AND ME.
IN CHANCES SAVINGS BANK.-A sufficient
amount having been subscribed, the sunscrip y.
Wings Bank OF Richmond are requested to meet al
virginia Hall on MONDAY the 18th day Of March,
IssT AZ o'clock p M for the purpose OF accept
to- ,,ha charer and organizing the said company.
in6 w a. A. MYERS,
MICHAEL ROSENBAUM,
MOSES MILLHISER,
JACOB EZEKIEL,
LEWIS BOWMAN,
MOSES MITTELD0RFER,
WILLIAM LOVENSTElN,
EDWARD COHEN,
NH 4-td BERNARD bbonsn.
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WANTS.

DARE BOOKS WANTED.-RAN-
IL DoLPH ENGLISH. Booksellers and Blank
Book Manufacturers, will pay good prices LOT
works.
All kinds OF Books Pamphlets, and Waste Paper
bought. The place to buy rare and valuable books
w Zoo " ~ Street NH
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WANTED, A GOOD NURSE.--None
w need apply unless can come well ed recon-
at Glover ain Railroad Corhpany's Office,
near Richmond and Petersburg Railroad depot.
,nbR
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"BABIE ANN1 E"
is without. doubt the most interesting natural curl
osity in the world.

Among the specialities which no other menagerie
n North America contains will be found the
CABIAI BARA, or Man Eater Of the Amazon
an amphibious creature;
THE MAMMOTH BENGAL TIGERS,
THE GIANT CUB LION, YOUNG DAVID
an eighteen months old kitten, nearly as
large as full. grown lion
AFRICAN BLACK osTRICH-only living spe-
cimen in the country;
THE WONDERFUL ABYSsINIAN 1BEX,
THE BACTRAIN CAMEL AND ARABIAN
DROMEDARY,
THE KING vULTURES,
THE WHITE Or POLAR BEAR-a recent i'm
portation;
RIVER HORSE OF PARAGUAY,
AHUGE TAPIR, and
A STATELY DocILE JAGUAR-one of the
most elegantly formed and coated creatures
ever sesn-just received and added to this
large collection.
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CON, BACON.-5O hogsheads
ID prime SIDES and SHOULDERS. 90
NH A. \. SIOhbS q W.
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~ HOGSHEADS CHOICE PORTO
NH A. Y. STOKES & co.
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400 BARRELS HERRINGS, per
NH Q A. Y. STOKES Il co.
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100 BARRELS SYRUP.
lUU mh2 A. Y. STOKES & co.
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WANTED, a MONEYED PART
w NER in a commission business OF es,ab-
lished patronage. Communications addressed 10
box ais will be replied to in person or by letter.
NH f.
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UTANTED.-Ag graduate of several
w years experience desires SITUATION -
S'eS A. T. D.,
noas-ts Sussex Courth ouse, Va.
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VENISON, VENISON.-We have re-
ceived to- day fifty saddles, hams, and shout
- CAMBRIDGE & ANDERSON
falls s?7 Broad street
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-04-19

DkOVIDENT LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY
III OF PHILADELPHIA,
No Ill South FOURTH Street.
INCORPORATED Sd MONTH, 22d., 1865,
CAPITAL, $l5O,0OO PAID IN.
Insurance Lives, by Yearly Premiums; or by
10, or ~ year Premiums Non-torteiture.
EnCoWments, payable at future age, or prior
decease by Yearly Premiums or 10 year Premiums-
both classes Non-fOrteiture.
AnnuiLies granted on favorable terms
Term Policies Childrcn's EndowmentA.
This Company while giving the Insured the security
of paid-up Capital Will divide the entire profits
the Life business amOngits Policy holders.
Moneys received at interest, ana paid on demand,
AuthOriZed by charter TO execute Trusts and act
as ExecutOr or Administrators, Assignee or Guardian
and I'M other dduciary capacities under appointment
OF any Court OF this Commonwealth, or any person
or persons, or bodies polite or corporate
DIRECTORS.
SAMUEL r.. sHIPLEY, HENRY HAINEs,
JOSHUA IL. NORRIS, y. WlSIAR BRQWN
RICHARD WOOD, WIN. y. LONG5NkETH,
RICHARD CADBURY, WILLIAM HA@kER,
CHARLES Il, COFFIN.
SAMUEL. r. SMILEY, ROWLAND PARRY,
President Actuary.
THOMAS WIsTAR, nj. D.. ]. B. TOWNSEND,
7%S Medical Examiner. Legal Adviser.
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LITERATURE.
REVIEW OF NEW BOOKS.

CURIoSITIES OF LITERATURE. BY Isaac Dis
Taeli. George Rutledge IL Sons, London:
New York, No. 4l6 Broome street. Phladel-
street.
Mr. DisTaeli's "Curiosities' is certainly one
of the most remarkable compilations of odds
and ends ever published. Displaying as it
does astonishing research abounding in quaint
incidents ofgreat men, treating with familiarity
of the literature of all languages, it has been
for many years standard epitome of Oddities
work to which all scholars refer for curious
tales of great men. The edition before us is
handsomely printed in clear type, and yet is
not extended over such sized volume as to
make it costly. In fact, it is a miracle Of
cheapness, and that it can be issued for the
merely nominal sum at which it is held, is only
accounted for by the fact of its publication in
Great Britain. OF the intrinsic value of the
work itself, it is certainly too late for us to
speak. Popular Judgment was pronounced
quarter of a century ago, and it was in favor
OF the work. We can to-day only welcome
new edition, which is calculated not only to
attract popular attention to field already
being deserted, but also to place the work
within the reach of the poorest student. We
hope to see a revival j. IA popularity OF
the literature of the schoo Jisraeli, Sr., for
in it is found little of the superficial, and
store of substantial information on the world
of letters.
LITERARY LIFE OF j. X. PAULDING. By j.
N. Paulding. Harper ~ Brothers. Philade-
phia Agents: ]. b. Lippineott q Go.
The late Mr.. Paulding was far better known
TO our readers as politician than as a man Of
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by James w Wall, Of Burlington. We wish
it every success in the future, and hope that
the literary talent of the State will place it in
the front rank of American periodicals.
We HAVE received from J. p. Skelly Co.,
No. q South Seventh street, several works
for children, all ofwhich are well written, and
abound in that healthy style of literature
which is suited to the young. The best OF the
recent publications is "The Cabin in the
Brush, j." which is a thrilling story, well told,
and with an excellent moral.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPOsALs FOR FRESH BEEF

FRANKFoRD ARsENALO
PHILADELPHIA, PA,
April IL, 1867 J
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate viii be re-
ceived by the undersigned until IL NJ, April o.
1867, at This office, for furnishing the troops
stationed at Frankford Arsenal with
FRESH BEEF,
of good and marketable quality in equal pro-
portions OF fore and hind quarter meat (necks
shanks, and kidney tallow to be excluded), In
such quantities as may be from time to time
required, and on such days as shall be desig-
mated by the commanding officer.
The contract to be subject TO the approval OF
the Commissary General of Subsistence. and to
remain in force for six months, or such less
time as he may direct, commencing on the LIST
day of May, 1867.
Upon acceptance of the offer, security and
bond in the sum of six hundred dollars will be
required for the faithful performance OF the
contract.
Bids must be endorsed proposals for Beef"
GEORGE ID. RAMSAY, JR.,
II wfm5t BYt. Capt. U. =. A. A. C.S
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LITERARY LIFE OF ]. X. PAULDING: BY j.
N. Paulding. Harper ~ brotheTs. Philadel-
phia Agents: j. b. LipplneoIt q Co.
The late Mr.. Paulding was far better known
IN ON, rsadars as n ,,olitician than as a mon of
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THE PUBLICATIONS OF LITTELL q "a: a,ad
delphia Agent: Howard Onuilen' ->
Thirteenth streets.
We have received from Mr. Challen num-
ber of novels which have been issued by
Litteu. They comprise all of the serials which
have appeared in BIackDoOd's Magazine for
wears back. and consequently number among
them many of the most interesting fctions of
tho dav The entire "Carlingford series'' is
ircInded with "Sir Brooke Fossbrooke," and
1Iof Levers recent works, as well as Mrs. Oil
plants. The same house is agent in this city
for Littell's Ljoing Age, a periodical composed
Of the best articles in all foreign magazines,
which is issued weekly, and to which nearly
all of our leading citizens have subscribed for
many years. Coming, as it does, in a weekly
instalment it is a welcome visitor at every
freside.
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LECTURES ON THE NATURE OF SPIRIT, AND OF
MAN AS a SPIRITUAL BEING. BY Chauncey
Giles. New York: Published by the General
Convention OF the New Jerusalem IN the
United states of America. j. B. LlpplncotG
& Co., Philadelphia Agents.
The lectures before us give comprehensive
idea of the doctrine of Spiritualism, and are
generally received as the correct exposition OF
the views of the Spiritualists. They are inte-
resting. Being evidently prepared with great
care, they present such view OF the doctrine
as makes it seem least absurd, or, rather, as
little of the absurd is admitted as is possible
They are very specious, and abound in logic
which, if we grant the premises, must come 10
certain conclusions. In theory they are plau-
sibIe, and were it not that experience teaches
us that all the sophisms are fallacy we would
consider the work as a valuable essay on
things immateraI. As it is, the book Is
standard exposition of the doctrines ol the
disciples of the New Jerusalem, and as such
will be received by the citizens OF the celestial
CITY as an ordinance fully approved by their
own Councils.
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OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COM.

~ PANY.
- PHILADELPHIA, February 4, 1867.
, proposals VIII be received at the Office OF the
rehnsyIVanla Railroad Company, Philadelphia, until
the hfst uay OF May 1867 inclusive (uness satisfao
Tory proposal should be received and accepted pre-
Vonsy) from responsible parties desiring contract
Win sald Company tor the establishment OF q direot
Line OF Steamships between Philadelphia and Liver.
peol -
, Blank forms Of proposals, with detailed loforma-
uon, VIII be furnished upon application TO
-zL 70 EDMUND SMITH, Secretary.
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,,NEw JERSEY MAGAZINE" NEWARK, N. j.
We have received the first number of a
remarkably well-printed magazine with the
title of New Jersey. 1t is published in good
paper and handsome type, and compares in
appearance most favorably with any OF our
oId monthlies. AS this is the first number, it
would be unfair to deal critically with its
articles. The best article is on Dean Swift,
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Tire INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.-TH
l1 FENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSURANCE COM
pa PANY--InCOrpOrated l825-Charter Perpendicular
$40 WALNUT street, opposite Independence Square,
This COMPANY, faVorably known TO the community
over ory years continues 70 insure against loss
damage by hre Public or Private buildings, either
Stocks OF Goods aud Merchandise generally liberal
Their Capital together with large Surplus Fund, a
Invested in the most careful manner, which enables
them 10 offer 10 the insured undoubted security
the case OF loss.
Daniel Smith, Jr., John Devereux,
Alexander Benson 1homRs smith,
Isaac Hazlehurst, Henry Lewis,
Thomas Robbins, J. dlllinghRm Fell
Daniel HAddOck, Jr,
DANIEL SMITH, ia. President.
WILLIAM q. CRoWEIIi Secretary s00
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NThis being new enterprise the Par is assumed
as the market value,
Thomas G. Hand, Samuel E. Stokes,
John c. Davis, Henry Sloan,
Edmund a. SOuder, William q. Boulton,
TheOphilus Pauding, Edward Darlington,
John X. Penrose, h Jones Brooke,
James Traquair, Edward Lafourcade,
Henry g. Dallett, Jr., Jacob z. Jones,
James G. Hand, James b. Mcfarland,
William g. Ludwig, Joshua z. Eyre,
Joseph II. Seal, Spencer McIlvaine,
George q. Leiper j. b. Semple, Pittsburg,
Hugh Craig. A. b. Berger
John ID. Taylor, ID. Il. Morgan,
Jacob Riegel, George w. Bernardou.
THOMAS g. HAND, President.
JOHN Q. DAVIS, Vice President.
HENRY LYLBURN, Secretary. 1Ss