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Centre Bridge Co.
Philadelphia Domestic 50.
ciely.
Ie BustIeton and Smithfeld
Turnpike road.
DowningtOWn, Ephrata,
aud Harrisburg Turnpike
1 in the newspaper called LIE Cour.
rter oes Elats Unis."
Loans appropriated to purchase fuel for Poor
white housekeepers and room-keepers' in the
city of Phlladelphia:-
certificate OF loan Schuylkill Naviga-
tion Company, 1870, six per cent ...... SO 0S9 81
cert feale of loan schuyikill Naviga.
tion Company, 1882, six per cent,
rece we'd for 272BS
-, s9,as2 O5
Loans aud cash comprising the legacy received
in part from estate OF Lawrence Todd, deceased,
United States loan 1881, six per cent?. s7oOOOO
City OF Philadelphia six per cent. loan.
Cash intere st re Gel veo 1855 So
The following account current exhibits a con-
densed statement OF the cash account, EN-.
bracing the amount of interest, dividends, rent
of real estate, and pdym ments made to various
objects for the year 1859 o
Cash received for rent of real estate . 1888 1876
colller1es ....... lO9, ,24l 46
real estate in
Scbuylkill county. 295OO
Cash received, leases for cutting tim
ber...................... ............:...". 39HSS
Cash received from city 10 ANS. Tor inte-
rest. %. .I57 S5
Cash received from United States five
twenty per cent. loan, interest...... 20gl2
Cash received from United States ten
forty per cent. loan interest .......... 10000
Cash received from United States loan,
1881. per cent. interest. .;....:......... 5s328
Cash received from Schuy kill Naviga-
tion boat loan, a. 36S4 A
Cash received from Schuy kill NavigR-
tion loan interest. 1910
Cash received from Insurance Compa-
by State OF Pennsy lvania. dividend 434.OO
Cash received from Philadelphia Ex-
change Company stock, dividend. 10000
Cash received from City Gas per cent.
loan, interest $1,000
Cash received from Germantown and
Perkiomen Turnpike Road Company 22OO
Cash received from Chesapeake and
vidend. 2.2s5OO
Cash received from damages for land
taken in vicinity of League Island. I5,l8538
Cash received from taxes refunded in
Schuylkill county. ........ .... l060'S0
Cash refunded by Realpg Railroad
Company, weighmaster's charge...... so 90
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"e THE FAME INSURANCE COMPANY
BSS OF PHILADELPHIA. Office No. 4G6 CH E5.
NUT Street, December rs. 1868
NOTICE The annual n eetipg OF the Stockholders
of the THE FAME INSURANCE COMPANY will
be held on MONDAY. the llth day OF January next,
at 10 O. clock A. NJ at the office of the Company.
An election for twelve Directors, to serve the
suing year, will be held the same day and at the
same place, between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. M
'AN WILLIAMS 1. BLANCHARD.
l28lSt secretary.
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E45g@ CAMBRIA IRON COMPANY. - THE
- Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
Cambria Iron Company will be held at tn cir office
No see Cb EsNUT Street Philsdelphia. on TUES
DAY the 18th day Of JANUARY next, at o'clock
=. M when election will be held tor seven Dlrec-
tors 10 serve Tor the ensuing year.
JOHN 4. KILLE, Secretary.
Philadelphia. Dec. II. 1858. II IL dtJl9*
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ONCE of the GIrard Estate,
. Philadelphia, December 81. 1868.
CHARLES 3. SMITH,
ll3t superintendent Girard Estate.
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w sHAMoKiN COAL COMPANY.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
Of the hboys.naned Company will be held
at their Once, No. 29s WALNUT Street, on
WEDNHSDA The goth instant, at ~ o'clock, when
ecton win be held for FeVen Directors to serve
II The msnsie books win be closed on the 10Th aud
Srii ifmwW q. il LINDSAY, secrssarY.
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f1@@ OFFICE OF THE HESTONVlLLE,
- MAHTUA AND FAIRMoUNT PAsSEN-

GEK hAILWAY OMPAN1.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 26, 1868.
NOTICE TO CKHOLDERS. = The Annual
eetng OF the stockholders OF this Comrany will be
held at their Office No. 1862 CALLOW HILL Street.
This day, January IL, 1869 at o'clock p M. An
Election for q President and five Directors. to
serve for the ensuing year will be held at the
place. and on the same day, between the hours of2
iSas i'll CHARLES g. HAsTING J. seoretsry.
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k>Sg@ FARMERS AND MECHANICS Ma
BE- TIONAL BANK,
PHILADELPHIA. December IL, 1'6s
The Ann ua Eleciion for Di ecor5 of this Bank will
be held at the BaIk king House on WEDNESDAY,
the IL b day of Janua next, between the hours Of
IL o'clock A. M. and O'Clock N.
121lGs w. RUSH ION, JR.. Casher
hSBe SOUTHWARK NATIONAL BANK.
- PHILADELPHIA, december IL 1858
The Annual Election for Directors OF this Bank
will be- held at the Banh ing II ouse on TUESDAY,
Ja' uary r. 1862 between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ
and IL o'clock NJ. p. LAMB,
IL l6wfmtJl2 Cashier.
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BROOKLYN MoRTAL:rY.-The total number OF
OF the deceased 80 were men, 81 women 50 boys ami
SO girls.
SUPPOSED INFANrIcIDE. body OF newly born
infant was found floating in the water yesterday
afternoon, or Red LOOK Point. 1t was handed over
to the Coroner.
AN INTOXICATED MAN BEATEN.-Wllliam Hanloy
was found In an intoxicated condition and bleeding
prolusey from several wounds, on Monday night
In Flushing avenue. lie said lie had been beaten W
some unknown men.
AN INFANT FOUND on THE CITY HALL STEPs-
About nine O'Clock yesterday morning some one
dropped female infant the steps OF the CITY
Hail. whore 1t was discovered by ollcar Morreil OF
the Fortyninth precinct. " was handed over to tns
city nurse.
ARREST OF AN ALLEGED HORSE 1HlEF.-A young
man giving his name as William Ii. Carter called az
WHY'S stable on Monday afternoon ana hired
horse and buggy. He was subsequently arrested for
stealing 1t, ana when taken 10 the station house.
gave his name as samuel styles. Justice Demar
committed him for trial.
BODY IDENrFIED.-The body OF the man found
floating in the water at the foot OF Butler street.
South Brooklyn, was identified by hts son and
brothers rs that of James Burns, residing In
TwentY-ffth street, New York. The deceased
worked in the new market in Seventeenth street on
the East river side, and was last seen on Wednes.
day afternoon about forty feet from the river.
1t was thought that he had been foully
dealt with, from the tact that there bru SO
upon the side OF his head and an abrasion Of the
skin on the neck. 1t was found, however, that the
ABRASION OF the skin on the neck was caused by the
action OF the water and the tightness OF the oand
upon The shrt. The bruises were supposed to have
turned verdict to the effect that the deceased came
to mis- death Dy beng drowned.
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c: u r Q r. e

BY mail from Europe at this port, we have our
special correspondence In detail OF our cable telc-
grams, dated to the I'd OF October.
The English secuarists opened room called "St.
Georges Hail." In Birmingham. Mr.. Bradlaugh 'qn-
auguratedn II with an address on tho land question.
There were two land questions, he said-the English
and the Irish. The Irish was TO be considered FIRST
because the people there had starved till they refused
70 starve any longer with becoming meekness while
the British people wero only beginning 10 starve.
The people alone had right TO the land, and must
be put Ia possession OF II. He commented upon tho
miserable state OF the agricultural laborers in Eng
land, ana finished by using language which the Biz
mingham Post refuses to report, with reference 10
the Queen, the Prince or Wales. the Duke Of Edn
burg and the Duke OF Cambridge.
Mme Ratazzi wrote to tho Paris journals to
declare that statement OF her being present Of tho
post-mortem examination or the victims or tho
Pantn murder was absolutely false.
Gala9"0ats Messenger OF the Goth OF September
reports
The man Delony who committed suicide At the
Hotel de New York, ut HaYre, Is perIec6 stranger
70 Inc Pantln affair." religious monomania appears
alone TO have driven him 70 destroy himself.
General Serrell has - stated, just furnished the
plans for the Improvement or the navigation OF the
Danube, predicated upon the veys made by
the Austrian government and at the request OF their
representatives here, and very strong lrm OF con.
tractors have offered to do the work at General Ser.
res estimate OF cost, and are ready to enter upon
the undertaking al once II taeir BID is accepted.
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scILprO, SKINNED sNl tylls0

Al two O'Clock yesterday morning somewhat
celebrated cnlo OF one OF the forest tribes at No 81
irving place, departed this life suddenly at o ripe
old age rho announcement. OF the demise was
made TO tho Ceaua once by Captain John
Cameron, OF the Eighteenth precinct.
few moments later the police telegraph
dashed the intelligence over the wires
70 the Twentieth precinct and Sergeant Lowery, OF
that precinct notified the undertaken OF the New
YORK Rendering Company. Inquiries as to,the ante
cedents OF the deceased showed that for some months
he has mad az engagement. at city m.selm, which
was suddenly terminated. Deceased took the matter
go 70 hear, shat he died, as already recorded, OF
grief
At eleven O'Clock the corpse was removed from
his late residence 10 tue dock loot OF Wes. Thirty
eighth street, wuere IT short time 10 lay IN state
on one Of the boats. Whiie the remains we're thus
exposed two sayages In tile employ OF the Rendering
Company steathly approached them, and drawing
Knives made a vigorous assault upon II. In tea
minutes the corpse had been scslped and skinned,
and TWO minutes later II was dumped into q tank,
steam turned on, and at last accounts was si
"brewln'.p Efforts made by the family OF deceased
10 possess the scalp and skin were nneyanng, as
tnelaw gives tho Rendering Company the remains Of
all animals FOUND dead IN the city. II ~, however.
reported that the ofal dock underakers propose TO
present the scalp TO the famnagy sachem5 az an
adornmcnt fof thelr wqwam IN tkasi Fourteenth
street. There isa bear" possibility that the sachems
Yill vet obtain the prLa.
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C0a0SEaS REQUESTS.

DEATH FROM SGALDs.-Coroner Keenan, was called
to bold an inquest at $50 West Twenty-lfth street
the BODY OF Adelaide McCarton, little girl whose
death resulted from seads accidentally received by
quantity OF boiling water falling uDoa hor.
FOUND IN TUE BAY.-The captain eteamtug yes.
terday afternoon found the remains OF very
respectfully appearing man floating in the bay. The
body wnica was dressed In black clothes, was
towcd INTO the dt;k at per NO. East river and
made iaat Coroner keenan, was notified TO hold an
inquest on tie body.
DEATH by INJURIES Some days ago Thomas
Cahill, while driving truck, fell OF behind tho
horses, one OF which kicked him very seriously. lie
was taken up and conveyed TO Bellevue Hospital,
where he afterwards died. Coroner keenan, gave
permission Tor the removal OF the body to the late
resldence OF deceased No. 80 Charlton street, where
an inquest viii DO neld.
SUDDEN DEATH AT WAKE.-Ellen Shcane a
woman sixty-nve years Of age and native OF Ire.
land, died at No. Mulberry street on Monday and
at night While holding wake over the remains
according to the usual custom, woman present
taxing an active part In tho exercises became sud.
denly Ill aud expired In a few moments afterwards
Inc name OF the woman qua not appear. Coroner
Keenan, was notified to hold lnquests IN botn cases.
suppEs DEATus.-Mrs. Marion Downing, woman
about aity six years OF AGE, who had been COM plain
ing for some days past died suddenly yesterday
afternoon at her residence, COS West Forty.lfth
street, Mrs. DOWNING was native OF Scotland
Coroner Flynn was notified TO hold an inquest,
William Earle. Scotchman, forty seven years OF
age without home or means Of support, was com.
United 10 the TomDs on Monday TO DC provided Tor
by the commissioners OF Charities and Correction.
he was sick at the time VI ADMISSION and died
yesterday afternoon. The body was removed TO the
Morgue, where Coroner Flynn Will hold an inquest.
Mary ORourke oied suddenly at No. 800 West
Thirteenth street, An inquest Will be he'd on tne
body by Coroner Flynn.
FATAL HATcHwAY CAsuALry-A MERCHANT
KILLED.-on Monday evening Mr.. Godfrey August,
member OF tho arm OF Messrs August Brothers,
doing business at No. 1l3 Chambers street, while
closing the hatch on the fourth floor OF the premises
| made misstcp and fell through the hatchway
TO the lower floor, thus receiving injuries Wbis
resulted In death In Few moments Afterwards. nc
brother tf DECEASED who was the store a. the ~
OF the occurrence, notiien cap all Ulinan ol tht
| InrJ prec net. VINO caused the romali& 70 DC
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4 Car p;eispoclset sent to the State Prison.
Before Recorder Hlckett
There was large calendar 0; cases yesterday, but
Assistant District Attorney Hutchngs was com.
PEELED to consent to their adjournment
The only case tried by the Jury was an indictment
against Charles Franklin who on the Goth OF August
stole pocketboox, containing eight dollars from
Moses Melziner, while riding on a Second avenue
car. The jury found him guilty, with recomn mend.
alton to mercy. Tue Recorder eald tina. were IL not
for the suggestion OF the jury lie would have sent
the prisoner to the State Prison for 1--we yeara, be.
cause in his view, the pckpockct was the meanest
kind of a criminal. He was sentenced 10 the state
Prison for two years aud SIX months.
The following Is the calendar fof to-day The Peo-
pie vs. Minnie watson, grand larceny; Same VS..
Albert Meyer, grand larceny same vs.. Frederick
Walproth, grand larceny; Same rs. Moses Ssckes
grand larceny: same vs.. Lawrence 0Brien grand
larceny; Same vs Charles Start, grand larceny;
same W. Peter kehoe robbery; Same Vs. Francis
Gallagher, James Fitzpatrick, James Holden
Caspar Sawyer burglary; same Vs. WI.
liam II. Blaze, feonions assault and battery;
same VIZ. John kcatiug, felonlous assault and bat.
tcry: Same ys. Richard Carroll, RECEIVING stolen
goods; same w. William Johnson receiving stolen
goods Same vs. Richard IcNeEin, forgery Same VS..
James Gray, grand larceny; Same vs.. Maurice
O'C0nneil larceny rom the person. Same va George
Baker, bigamy; same w. Luctan AlbeJcs aud Luigi
stefanone, oDtalnng goods by false preteuoe5.
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BR OKL IN CITY.
TIE COURTS.
COURT or cYEa AID TERM.a.l.
The Murder of William Fitzpatrick.
Before Judge Gilbert,

before JuuSc GllDerL
the trial OF Francis Drake cooredj for the murder
OF william Fitzpatrick at Crow Ill., IN the early pary
OF last spring was commenced IN the Court OF Oyer
and Termner yesterday morning. At the time OF the
killing, the prisoner was arrested and taken before
the Police Justice, who discharged him on the ground
that the shooting was IN sefdeielce The lrieids OF
the deceased cause the TearreSt VI Drake ON charge
OF murder. anu had hm taken before the Justice Ut
The feace AZ the THIRD District CourS, where, after
nearing, ne WAS committed TO await the acton Of
the Grand jury.
The case was opened BY the District Attorney, who
called the attention OF The jury 10 the fact OF there
having been dilhculty between bradshaw and the
prisoner Fitzpatrick was standing short distance
away, ana afCer Bradshaw ran away Drake Went up
TO FITZPATRICK aud SHOT him. lie claimed That the
case Was one OF murder Ia the Erst degree ana
the statute bearing upol cases OF prelnel itatel
design lie Claimed that The design TO KIN. II made
even moment beforehand, was sulicicnt 70 cglil-
nate.
James smith, the first witness called testified that
he llyed on Wyck0I street. near Bufalo avenue;
knew the prisoner, but mad not Known deceased;
the prisoner lived on Buffalo avenue; on sunday. lh5
18th OF June, he saw a disturbance on Bu.ap ave.
nue., and saw colored man beat man III u red
SHIRT; heard the coored man holler FOR ms pisloi;
tae man IN the red SHIRT was then running away;
the C0oreu mans Wle handed HIM pistol anu ae
shot man wAo was standing by; nal not seen tho
commencement OF The difficulty; when Witness Lrst
saw Drake ne was hoering. "fil shoot the a
- the nan who was shot was about twenty rods
on, and wnen witness heard hin hoiler ng no was
witness 'V went s0I to nep up hs MAN gov VINO 10
was shot; his eyes were open, but Ito
was dead, had never seen tue deceased
beore he did not see ANYBODY strike the prisoner.
who was talking IN loud tone Of voice; prisoner
did not appear TO be at all under the influence u
liquor; Called Tor his pistol before the man III tns
red shirt ran away; witness had been told thai ms
name was Bladsiiaw; Fitzpatrick died right away;
was cold when wlL4ess took hl.a up.
several Otner witnesses were examined who test.
ned that the deceased assaulted the prisoner, aud
tina. they were struggling together wnea the shoot
iig took pace. THOMAS bailey, colored man.
testified that the prisoner must have shot the de-
ceased with his .eit nanl, as he mad nod OF aim Is
the time with his rlsht The case was Adjourned
uIIli to-day.
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NEW YORK CITY.
TIVE COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT couar-ls BANKRUPTCY.


The New York Gold Exchange D!a,culty--rhs
Petition Ficd in Bankruptcy Against tho
Bank Dismissed.
Before Judge Blatchford.
Ernest often and EdtOdrd G.. 1aege Peittopiny
Creditors Us. TIE Ne,o YORK q old EIchan0e Bank,
Defendants.-An order mas been signed by Judge
Blatchord In the above entitled case. dismssng tho
petition OF Edward @. Taege and Ernest often who
sought To place The AFFAIRS or the Gold EXCHANGE
Bank In bankruptcy. The order states that the
petitioners, Oten and Taege JAILED TO sustain their
allegations. which were that the Cola Exchange
Bank. while insolyent or contemplating bankruptcy
or insolvency mad, during the recent panic in Wan
street. made preference payments transfers OF
money In some instances OF 81, 100000 or upwards
10 certain creditors N fraud OF other persons
Failure In tho Far Trade.
Before a Register In Bankruptcy.
IN the Mater OF Dactt j. q W. King This was
the meeting for the choice OF assignees and the
proof OF debts under this estate. Tue petitioners
had carried on business retail dealers IN urs IN
Broadway their liabilities are stated nc $7o ooo and
assets about $40 90. Various creditors had placed
attachments upon property in their store ana they
for division among their creditors. Edwin James,
who with Mr.. J. Fletcher, appeared as council for
the bankrupts. presented a written request on
behalf OF tue creditors asking for an adjournment IN
oraer TO elect compromise which Is now In pro-
gess. Mr. Mchahon, council for the creditors, con-
sented, ald the Register adjourned the meeting Till
saturday next, at twelve O'CLOCK
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removed TO the station house by. Subsequently
coroner Flynn gave permission TO remove the body
70 the late residence OF deceased No. 244 East Fifty
nrst street. where On inquest Will be held. Deceased
received fracture OF the sknli and other terrible
injuries Mr.. August was forty years OF age ana
native Of Germany.
SUICIDE or AN INSANE MAN.-At intervals for tho
last two years Samuel Hecht, German pedler. late
OF 10 Ridge street, has exhibited indications OF tenn
porary alteration OF mind He retired early on
monday evening. but aid not rest well. Towards
morning ne arose IRON the bed ana went down
stairs, out subsequently returned to his room qul.
euy, Without disturbing his wife and children, then
asleep IN another room. AT six O'Clock +. NJ Mrs.
Hecnt entered his bed chamber and seeing his bed
empty turned her head, when sne saw her nus.
Dahu hanging TO hook near the door by
WOODEN comforter, winch he had fastened
around his neck. She called for hep
anu Mr. Hecht beng cut down. lie was found TO be
eAtlnct. Inc Wile OF deceased stated that ne had
been great reader and sne seemed to believe that
ne lau impaired his mind by So doing. Coroner
keenan, held an Inquest on the body. and tho jury
reHderel verdict IN accordance with the foregoing
iac.s Hccht, VINO was forty years y. ago has lett
widow anu i've children.