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The --latest Patent and the
ONLY BURNING FLUID PAT.
ENTED AS NON-EX-
m PLOSIVE; rs1
Having resisted every Test tend
ing to produce Explosion !!

AHS W pAOAuC6 LA pLOSkOH
| It's illuminating PoaCer8, as pro-
jportioned to the extent of the
flame, surpass }eyen GASl and
give, for the size of the burner,
treble the fame afforded by any
other Burning Fluid now in use,
without one single exception.
Its Safety is marvellous to those
accustomed to be Mortified with
daily recitals of terrible accidents
attending the use. of any other
burning fluid extant being easily
smothered, and will burn off wood
or any firm fabric without leaving
a mark OF fire upon the article.
1t will not soil the most delicate
fabric. l.~ ss.ta9 ..aasa .aga
It's Lack Of Odor when burning
will cause it to be welcomed in the
sick-room as a bepefactor to the
race; for turned high or low it
emits no odor. ~ ."'a-.'
Tine tYtcts Seldom Requires ITVnl-
lR6ng, because the very nature of
the fluid is a lack of tendency to
consume that with which it comes
in contact, It will burn in any
lamp by the use Of the burners
known as Excelsior, Sun, Comet,
Lighthouse, Eel Solito, Novelty, or
Union Hinge Burner, any of which
can be adapted to the ordinary |
coal oil lamp in use. The Conet
should be well soldered. Do %a.. |
of a Chemist. II here
by certify that I have examined
the patent, and experimental with, |
the Burning Fluid known as Crys-
talized Oil, and consider that The |
ingredients used in its manufac-
ture will prevent explosion, at Che |
s lme time incl easing the brillian-
cy. and beauty of the fame. .-.., |
T.1a.+. JAMES TURNER tg.ssg
Formerly of the Charity Hospital
a. New Orleans, April 26, 1869.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The Crystalized Oil is tho only
burning fluid which has been pat
snted BY the United States Gov
ernment as nom Explosive. In
men have invented spu-
rious limitations, which under 9TH
Or names are offered to the pub
ic !; yet in no single instance have
hey been able to equal the iorigi-
lal in brilliancy of fame, non-ex-
olosiveness, lack of odor, and gem
sraE safety ; in which particulars
;he Crystalized Oil challenges ri
7alry throughout the world. ., 3
Eateat Of Use,- Though patent
ID in July 1867, the Crystalized :
Dill has, in this short space of time +
an unprecedented repu- {
alton, being used at the present
ime BY, at least, one fourth of the
people in the United States. aL !
Meier before South OF FifgiRiG.--E >
We claim to be the first to intro
luce the Crystalized Oil south of
having in April 1869, 7
OF the original inven-
ors, the right Of its manufacture
md sale for this market. r.al Il
BE not Deceived nj There can .
70 nothing offered in market equal !
o the Crystalized Oil for ightl Il
ALSO FOR SALE COAL AND
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TNHE MOUND CRY MUTUAL LIFE

NE MOUNO C411 MUTUAL 1slE E
l. insurance COMPANY being a
home Institution, it should be preferred
by citizens Of the South for many rea-
sons. .@s
u I. The money invested in it is retain
ed at home, where it assists in promo
ting Western and Southern trade and
commerce, in building up towns and
cities, in developing our rich mineral
and agricultural resources, in building
our great lines Of railroad, a1d in cult
waiting our boundless prairies. For
these reasons Southern and Western
men should insure in it. "- .@ e."
2. As it's funds are all invested where
high rates of interest prevail, il can
grant insurance cheaper and pay better
dividends than any Eastern Company.
For this reason, all persons desirous of
making q certain and safe provision for
their families, should insure in il.
Its local board Of Louisiana Directors
being composed of men of high stand
ing in the community, is a sufficient
guarantee that widows and orphans viii
be protected in their rights, when poll
Cies issued by this Company mature BY
reason of death or otherwise. This Is
peculiar to this Company, tho other in
stihitiDn beyond the limits of the State
having a local boardl and is, therefore,
worthy Of the highest consideration.
The Mound City issues the following
classes of policies ,.,a ..s.,
1, Ordinary Life Policies.
@@ 2, Limited Payment r life Policies,
g@ 8. Single Payment Life Policies.
.ar7 4. Ordinary Endowments- Assu-
rance Policies.
5. Limited Payment Endowment
.TraF4 Assurance Policies.
..... & Single Payment Endowment
Assurance Policies.
The above are the most popular poll |
cies, but in addition thereunto, the
Mound City issues ,s.gg..g
Non.E orfeiting Policies,
Par icipating Policies,
and in fact, all other classes Of Policies.
Premiums are payable in cash, but if
the assured desires ONE THIRD OF the !
annual or semi annual premium, may
remain unpaid it being endorsed as an
interest bearing loan on the policy I'M.
III paid, or cancelled By dividends
Each policy holder win share in the
PROFITS in the proportion he may
have CONTRIBUTED 10 the ASSETS |
If the Company.
THIS Company makes no charge for
poiey, fee o. sthmps,
The Louisiana Branch Office Is ~ the
story Building, up Stairs, No. 3, Cor
ler Camp &Con RmOn Streets, opposite !
9lty Hotel, News Orleans.
B. ID SHINES,
State Agent for La, New Orleans
DAVID J. REID,
Agent for Calcasieu Parish.
Wa. Al. KIIaKAIAN, M, III,
Consulting ph.gsician fogss Calcasieu |
Parsh nos
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Louistana DfrectOrs.

Gov, G. II. MOUTON, of G. Il. Mou.
~ ton Il Co. ~-. as9 aE--.t .---2@
Judge d. 7. NEl5RRICK, of Race, Eos,
ter. & E. T. Merriok, ann .-a
F. II. HATCH. of Samuel Smith / Co.
G. CHISM, of Chism 4 Boyd.
JAMES JACKSON, OF jacobson & Man,
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OCTAVE VOORHEES,, of G. W,
-. Bancker g. Co.
THOMAS FTTZWILLIA1T, Of z. Fitz.
@9% william i Co. e. s...zr-....- wish
r. S. MORSE, Proprietor City Hotel,
Gen. B. B. SHINES. -. r-r
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Philadelphia Trade Report.

THURSDAY, March 1.-THE Flour market
presents no new feature, the demand being
confined TO the I'm m ediate wants of the home
consumers. who purchased q few hundred bar
rels at SIS 25@5 so for superne s6@6 so for ext
So 75@725 for Iowa, Wisconsin, and Minnesota
extra family; 81 58tG9 SO Tor PenDsylvsnia and
Ohio do. do; ana 10 75dgl2 for fancy brands
according 10 quality. Rye Flour sells at 81 asa
750 per barrel. No hing doing In Corn Meal.
The market Is well sup piled with Wheat Of
limited sales of 1000 bushels ed at 81 65esI 70
24OO bushels amber Indiana at Sl75CDl S0 aud
500 bushels white at 81 900I 95. Rye g is steady
with sales of Western at 81 IS Corn is rather
quiei; 1900 bushels yellow sold at 92c Oats ara
without speciai change; sales of Western at 740
75r.; and Pennsylvania at 62(96Sc. Nothing doing
in Barley or Malt.
Seeds-Cloverseed Is In steady request, with
sales at S9 75@l0 l211. Tlmohy Is worth SO S5@
3'50 200 bushels Fiaxeeed sold at So 75
whisky is duh and cannot be- quoted over 95
1850. per gallon, tax paid.
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DIED.

ADARE.-On the 9th instant. ROBERT ADARE.
In the 49, h year his age
HIS relatives and fully Invited
attend bis funeral from his residence. No. l7l5
Cambridge street. on SUNDAY afternoon at o'clock.
BRONSON the morning OF the OH instant.
JOSEPH BROOKS, 10 tne 3lss year Of mis- age.
The relatives ano frends Respectfully invited 70
attend his funeral fom the residence OF mis- brother.
in-iaw, Charles Lentz, eO 428 Green street, West
PhilBdelphis Saturday al aOon l3h instant
Az O'Clock. To proceed to Mount Morlah Cemetery.
GIL EEN On the Sth instant, ADOIE, wife OF Ben
jsmiD Glenn In the 3zd year OF her age.
The relative friends OF family invited
TO attend the funeral, from her husbands residence,
No 4238 Orchard street. bTankiord on Friday after
noon, the 18th instant. at O'Clock To proceed TO
Q. dsr Hill.
oFARRELL -on the oh instant. az the pastoral
rebioence, Ph1uix lille. Rev. PHILIP OFAkkELL,
In tbt 5Stn year OF his
The kevereI Gerry and friends are respectfully
invited attend his fupsr raj Friday morning a. 10
o eject, Rt Ph9nixvilie. So
SADLER MANLY G. SADLER aged 65 years, at
the Bpght M Ho USE Wednesday evening.
The body will be taken for burial To WOODLAND
Cemetery, New York.
IHIBAULT.-on the eth instant, FRANCIS TIL
BAULr aged 53 years.
The rsiaIivss male frends. also the members OF
the French Benevolent society, are febpe.fuly In
ved TO attend his idners rom his late residence
No 1897 slDut rect Friday, the l2h nstant at
o'clock. Funeral services al the Cathedral. -
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THE PUBLISHING TRADE has taken the public by
surprise OF late. Old hrms have bt en- succeeded BY
new ones, but the greatest char ge that has taken
ace ia IL AZ No. sos Chesnut eet for years
known to Philao elphia a. d the country Rs the
Cheap Bookstore in the United - ates. 1t is now
known under the propre. .orship OF TurUer Brothers
& Oo as The cheapest. best and lveliest Publishing
okseling. and Picture dealing House the city oi
Phiiadtl pha Of In less Than lhIe months
they have thrown on The market eight good books.
Madame de Chamblay," by Dumas, was the first
followed In such quick succession by the other seven
thai we cannot umerste hem. They now announce
a. in press "Only Fe ters," by Trolope beautiful
Snow" Ano other poems, by Watson and a novel
by the popular authoress, mrs. Newby, We under.
stand that they also number OF other original
works by ihe best Auerican, English, German, and
FRI Dcb writers uEder wsy. Turner Brothers & 90,
will yet be TO Philadelphia what the Harpsrs
New York, II eneygy can do II.
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LEGAL INTELLIGENOE.

COURT OF QUARTER SEssIoNs-Judge Lud.
loW.-JacOb Martin, cOlored, was tried upon
the charge CT The larceny OF pair OF shoes rom
witness against him, aud she knew no ming Of
her own knowledge ABOUT the matter except
that her SHOES were stolen, that people W laJ
doesn't work steals" /" that the prisoner didu'C
work, sno, therefore, he must have been the
thief. This may have been plausible arzu-
ment. butt did not meet the requirements OF
the law ss conviciing proof. and, therefore, tne
Ipry rendered verdict OF not guilty.
Benjamip Stout (coloI ed) Was conVic ed of th Q
larceny OF shoes from Lezier Brown. Toe pri-
kOner stole tuem from he prosecutors store,
IN his abseLce, and pawned tnem by winch
latter act he betrayed himself, for the owner
recovered them from the paWnoroker, and
Traced them To the prisoner.
Michael Kelly was acquitted of a charge OF
the larceny Of a nawser.
SUPRkME CoUhT IN BANG = Chief Justice
Thompson and Judges Read, Agnew. aud
" ilikms The following Judgments were
CIV en- this morniDg:-
the Orphans' Court of Pniladelphia county.
Decree bffiI meo. Opinion by Tnom pson, ". j
McCandless' appeal from the OrpnADs' COURT
of Philadelphia. Decree ainrmed. opinion by
Estate OF Leiitia A. Armstrong, dece ,sed
Appeal of James RuckmaD, Rdministi aLOr
| from h Orphans Court Of Backs county. Dc.
| cree AMIN e1. Opinion by Agpew,J ].
Adam Kl1hs VS.. Henry KiOns Committee.
| Error To the Common lsss Of BncKs county.
4 Judgment afh med. Opinion by Agnew, j.
| Ferguson, Administrator of nat, VI, Wright
Admiu uisiTator OF Senat. Error TO me Distrlo
| Court of Philadelpnia Judgment reversed, anC
| v. T. d. II. awarded. Opinion ny Aguew, j.
| Gases from the country we're argued
NIsI PRIUs- Judge ShaTswood. Weinshei
| mer vs. The Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
| lied by the par les and the jury disohaTged.
Martin Dallmin aud John Friok Vs. rb
| Connecting Raih Dad Company. An action q
recover for work and labor done In reno vim,
distractions st the Girard Avenue BTi1ge. Oh
uial.
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RIMCvAL The tendency of the Chesnut street
Je welIy uade Is maDifesily towards the locality
embracing three or fOur squafes below Broad. rur.
Ing the past year several OF the largest establish
ments in The city have removed to this part OF the
street, and others preparing rapidly 10 follow
The n ott recent removal OF the kind is that OF Mr.
A. B. Warden, who has been located ~ the southeast
ooIler OF Fifth and OhesEut sweets for the
paAt thnty-Lhree years. Yesterday mora
ing this enterprising gentlemen opened
his new store No. 1929 Chez ut street. The store
Is very elegantly hued up the cases along ihs walls
the display OF goods oeiug constructed OF black
walnut, elaboIately Ornamented and presenting
very attractive appearance Large addition to the
stock moved from the old establish have been
made, and 1t now embraces a choice and variel as
sOrtmenI OF watches cnains, diamonds, silver and
pia' ed ware BILE, gill; and bronze clocks, and all
g other psraphernalIa comiIg Within the scope Of
The trade,
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CoUNTRRPEIT MONEY IN THEIR POSSESSION.
Stephen Bontelu aud James Mooney Were
arrested AT Eleventh and Federal streets last
night, by officers of the Seventeenth district,
for urunksnnees When searched at the sta
ion house IWepty-Ihree dollars In cbunterfeit
fractional currency ere found In the posses
siOn Of BOnfield and Que dollar ana halL on
with the prisoners, IL wss determiaed 10 arrest
John BOnfeld, q brother OF Siephen, and on
being searched ihe Officers found nj lneJeen ool-
lars in his pocket, of which one dollar was In
count erfeit twenty-five cent noiesi IL ls not
known Wheeler anv atte 10 pit was made 70 p sss @
The money. The prisoners bad q bearlog oeIore
Alderman BonssIl. They were all held Tor
hearing before the United States Oommissioner'
TAPPED A TILL.-Yesteri day William Glover,
artsident Of Pottsville. wa into Lne store OF
Mrs. flanagan, No. 623 n. twenty sssess.,
and robbed the drawer OF 90 66 the oeIenotni
was arrested last night. and. after nearing 90
fault Of $500 Dail.
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DEPARTMENT OF ENGNRRRs AT THE NAVY
Yam OniJs an excitement was created AZ
the Navy Yard this morning. by the receips OF
orders detaobipg Chief Enginesrs Zsller and
JohI son and First Assistant Engiueer Roop
from duty In the yard. IL IL unde stood IN A.
Ibis action OF Secretary BOrie IL preparatory Co
ordering q further investigation into the at
Ter nj Inc puTonase of tools which has been
updSr consideration for some time past: Toe
detachment of the above named ofncers leaves
First Assistant Engineer Alfred Adamson In
charge OF the Engineer Department at the
Navy Yard.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. VIM. W. Flaherty,
aged forty.seven years, dropped dead at the
abe ut seven o'clock this morning. He was
taken into neighboring drug store, and after
wards removed TO his late residence, No 260 v.
Fifth street. where the Coroner was notified TO
hold an inquest. The cause of death is sup.
posed TO been heart disease.
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CAUGHT IN The AcT.-Last night James
Leduy was taken into custody while In the act
OF rolling away barrel of molasses from
grocery store near Fourth and Cathariue
streets. The prisoner had hearing before
Alderman Tltiermary, end was committed for
trial.
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FALSE PRETENsEs.- Yesterday a man
named Job Lane was nj rested at Broad and
Coates street, by Policemen Hart. of the
Sevent h district upon the charge of obtaining
goods under false pretenses. The accused was
employed as dray man Tor Mr.. Curry, and the
allegation Is that he went TO q store on Della
ware avenue and obtained q box OF oranges
on Mr.. CuTry's account. The accused was held
to answer by Alderman TOland.
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THE UNDERSIGNED acknowledges the receipt
of $40. .proc eeos of q fair held py some ut lie
girls on Spring Garden street. Edmund Will
cox, Treasurer Union Benevolent Association,
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MARRIED.

COOK-HILLIARD.-At Nicatnwn, February H.
by Rev. o P. Eacher, Mr. NATHANIEL COOK TO
Miss MAGGIE HILLIARD all OF this city.
ArHEWS-KEELY.-At the residence OF the
brides parents March 1853 BY the Rev: William No
Whitehead. Mr.. ELWOUD X. MATHEWS Miss
EMMA J. KEkLY, only daughter of Ere erick Keely,
Esq. al Of New Britain, Bucks county, Pa
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CORONER NOTIFIED. The Coroner was notified
this morning 10 hold an inquest-upon the BODY
of an infant at the Almshouse.
Also, upon the body of q colOred man named
John Howard, who died suddenly at No. 52l
south Seventh street.
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TIE MEXICAN MoNUMENT.-The following
communication has Detu sonC 10 the OOnmls.
siol err of the Mex Monu nent from Colonel
ID. W. q. Baxter, commanding the Pnliadslp phlH
Fire ZOuaVes, announcing their Intention
To be present on the occasion of the dediCA
tiop:-
NAVAL OFFICE, PHILADELPHIA, March s..
1869 -siIs-I have the honor 10 inform you that
the Philadelphia Fire Zouaves have accepts
yOur invitation to psrLici pate Ia tue Ger emOny
OF the 70 h of May, 1869, aud ask to be assigned
a position In the line.
Respectfully, your obedtent servant,
ID. w. G. BAXTER, Colonel Commanding,
The Mechanic Eugiue Company and the
Marion Hose Company have also accepted
Invitations TO participate in the dedioa tory
ceremonies.
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tPRIFe ovERcoATs "A Fne assoytmens unso,sauot
BY my IN Philadelphia IN 'tyie aae end A. az
ranging rom 20 UP,OOrds caH and eaontrs.
Rob-,yap bet,0e6n lBnnnRxr a 90,
flnh ord ToWIR HAL
bsNh 0Fo6ts. j NO. nn8 MARKET HY.
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Gle nd INNING, Davis q 90. report LnrouQh theiF
New York house the f.Il0wink:-- '--o--
y. 4. Gent b., 1925 Western Union t. BIZ
n 7. and Erie R... 3oH CleS Gland and ToL 1852
tnli. ano hea.. h.... 9iSs FOL. q Wabash r.. 68l%
Mich, sand N l. Il. 800 Nil. q 81 p. conn.,. 88lz
Uie and fitt. k...... ~ MI. 81 St. z. pref. 7SZ
Cni. END n. W. com 6lS Adam Express Co 82
Onicand NJ w. prL 1On Wells, Fargo u 90, 3Ol%
Obi. and X. /. b.. l2S nj ed States Fxn SJs2
Pls. =. and Ohl-l -ll6Ss Tennesseel1s, new o5j%
Market aIaAdv '''''''~">/B
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EXEMPT PROPERTY.
Important TO All Tax-psyers-Th AS
sessed value OF Real Estate in tho Otty
which PmYa NO Tax.

Three or four weeks ago a resolution was
passed by both branches OF Councils requesting
the Board OF Revision To submit y statement Of
the amount OF property In the different wards
Of the city which Ia exemp. by law from taxa
tiOn. Tne statement has Just been completed,
and will be sent 10 Councils this afternoon. II
is as followk:-
IIApIp To CTTY RATRa.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-11

-Narr adner, Stock Exchange Brokers
No. 80 8. Third street, report this mornings
cold quotations as fOliOWs:-
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-11
Spring overOoats,
All prices up to S20.

WANAMAKER q BROWN,
THE LARGhST ULOTHING HOUSE,
OAK HALL
The Cor. OF SIXTH AND MARKET Hrs