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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-17
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Jonathan Davisont an important wit
ness in the express robbery case with
which Stephen Hayman, now in Jail,
is charged, was arrested in Kentucky
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HAYTI.

Arrival ana Reception OF fhe Amerl-
can Minister.
NEW YORK, July 16.
A Port an Prince letter of June ed
says Basset, colored United States
Minister to Hayti, arrived at Port an
Prince on the 14th OF June, and was re-
caived in particularly dattering man.
ner. He is the guest Of Mr.. HoilIster,
his white predecessor, until President
5alnave returns, when he will present
his credentials.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-17
BURGLARY.

Burglars, yesterday morning, about
two O'Clock, entered and robbed VIM.
Schubeler's jeWelry store, on Fourth
street, of two thousand dollars worth
of goods and escaped.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-17
REAp WAT People ME
RED RAAT RRoRLE aAH ).

Who could ask for more substantial tesu'
nony than Is thus given.
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THERE Is q rumor in Washington
that General Sickles is instructed to
propose that Spain sell to the people Of
Cuba her right OF eminent domain in
that Island, 1.-The United States Govern
ment to endorse the e,bonds.,T This is too
absurd for serious belief. The United
States has bonds OF her oWn'enough to
employ all her surplus cash,for the next
quarter of a century, without running
around hunting up all the heteroge1e'
ous vagabondlsh populations in the
world and endorsing for them. The
United States has Endorsed for one
concern (the Pacific r. R.) to the tune
of about sixty millions andsis likely to
haYe it to pay. OF course we should
have to pay the Cuban bonds too, and
then indemnify ourselves by taking
Cuba; and that Is the ultimate design
of the scheme, But the United States
don't need Cuba, and ought NOT TO
want hef at any price. We.oannot sup
pose such a. asreckless scheme is serious
" entertained by an administration
which is honestly trying to economize
and pay the publick debt.
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FenInn Revolt.

A sub. contractor on the Peughkeepsie
and Eastern Railroad, ran off few
days ago, leaving some $50. .O0O of I'M
debtedness, part of which was due
laborers on the road. These fearing
the company would not paythem have
worked themselves into state ofgreat
excitement. In this unpropitious
state Of things, 1t seems the sheriff has b 9.
been trying to collect debts from some
of these laborers by attaching their
property. They resist the, process by
organized force, and the military has
been called on to enforceit3 The mus
.kets Of The militia are charged with
ball cartridges; and there is fair pros
.pect that somebody will be hurt. az,
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PURIFYING THE BLOOD
81 80 is5st t- 81 atE sl.a
AND STRENGTHENING THE
DIGEsTIYlE oRaANs.

o. sfa y-' ~ .gatlr.. sr-s..
ss i---- H. ..ff... .ar -
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On the 18th inst. a man named Lewis X
Cole, representing himself as agent Of the
Chicago Life Insurance Company, rented o
portion of an Office in the basement Of the
Ocean National Bank, of New York. The
only piece of furniture he put in beside
desk, was large high case. Sunday noon
the janitor of the bank found everything
safe, since when o hole was cut throngi
from the basement TO back office OF the
bank by burglars who, with large quanti-
ty of fine tools which they lett behind,
forced and blew open several safes, empty
ing them of their contents. Everything
was found in confusion yesterday morning
The bank officials state that only about
800, 1000 in Government bonds belonging to
the bank have been stolen. the thieves lea
wing bag containsng $4,000 in gold in
one of the safes, and over $l20, 900 in gold
certificates and clearing house exchanges for
$50, 900 untouched. The securities were
deposited in the bank by customers, aud
about $50, 900 worth Of checks were carried
off No clue to the burglars.
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The FavOrites...Last Ar
pearance This Evening.

1t is with pleasure we note the success of
the theatrical company now playing short
engagement at Akin's Hall, in this place
Last evenings programme'was mirthful, VT,
sprinkling of instructive sentiment. lp
"Napoleon's Old Guard" Mr.. Robert John
ston's representation of Haversack, one of
Napoleon's body guard in the great battles
and marches from the Alps to ST. Helena,
was sublime, beautiful, and brought back to
the mind of the historian the deeds of the
great monarch and his faithful followers.
with vividness impressive, lasting. In
this personaton Mr.. Johnston won the nd.
miration of his audience, as reality itself
could not have been more perfect. His sup
port in this drama was decided improve
ment on the evening previous.
Little Nellie. in the laughable farce OF
Jenny Lind at Last" seemed to be in her
happiest mood, personatipg Jenny Aeath.
erlungs" seemingly to us with that perfect
freedom, home-like character for which she
is so justly celebrated. Little Nellie is
truthfully styled the bright star of the
American stage as in allcharacters similar
to those personated by her last evening. her
manner, appearance, apparent good nature,
adds materially not only to her every move
ment and speech. but to the play in which
she takes prominent part AS ''Our Nan
last evening, she displayed again her genia
good nature, which wins for her the admi
ration of an audience. j. f. Ward, hel
chief support in the last named character
although we should judge little '.mixed,
'ccary, probably from day of excessiv,
recreation, was humorous and witty as
comique.
Tonight will be tn cir last appearance IN
til the night of July 5th, the troupe, in tn
meantime, filing an engagement at Titus
vile. The programme for this evening
candy Blake and The laughable farce
'Bob Nettlcs, or School in an Uproar."
Little Nellie as Andy Blake and Bob Ne
ties is'a host, and.the hall will again be fl
ed tonight
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A Child Fails From a window Fifty
Feet Above tho Ground.

Saturday morning at about half past sew
en- o'clock the family Of Mr.. Charles Fried
man. at No. 1875 Main street, was thrown
into deep distress by an accident OF the
most painful character, the particulars OF
which are as follows: While the nurse was
in room of the fourth story fronting on
Main street, in order to air the room, she
raised the sash of window, the sill Of
which is nearly level with the floor. The
girl then left the room for an moment, when
one of the children, a bright little girl
named Laura, some TWO years old. toadled
to the window and in one instant was gone.
The little one fell at leas. fifty feet to the
stone Sidewalk, and yet she was picked up
alive.
1t seems tina. in the descent the child first
struck upon a large show lamp attached to
the old billiard rooms on the first floor
This broke the fail, else it wond have dash
cd the child in pieces; rs it was the skull
was slightly fractured, and the little limbs
badly bruised. y physician was called, and
all that could he done TO ease the pain OF
the little one was enEerly attended to. bnt
in spite OF the soothing attention given it.
the poor child died abont ten O'Clock, after
three hours of intense suffering.
The chief injury was found to he slight
fracture of the head. The face was not
marred at all. Blfdio Erpress.
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Com Paper Due on the Fourth
of July.

A question has been raised as to when
bank notes made payable on the 4th of July
are to be collected. The Bankers Manual
lays down the following rules in reply to
questions on the point:
" Commercial paper having days of grace,
and FALLING due on Sunday, July 4th, 1869,
Will be payable on Tuesday, July 9th.
Commercial paper without days OF
grace, due Sunday, July 4tb, 1869, will be
payable on Tuesday, July 9th.
Commercial paper having days OF grace,
and falling due on Monday, July 9th, 1869,
will be payable on Saturday the 3rd of July.
Commercial paper without days OF
grace, and falling due on Monday, July 5th,
1863, will be payable on Tuesday, lhe Gih
OF July
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The Now secretary of the Navy.

The Hon. George Nj. Robeson is a son of
Judge Wm. =. Robeson. of Warren county,
n. j., who was loading Whig. long and
prominently connected with the politics of
the state Mr.. Robson entered Princeton
College in lS44. and upon graduating in
ls4G entered The office of Chief Justice
lornblower, at Newark. Upon concluding
his legal studies in 1850 he was associated
for time in the practice of his profession
with the Hon. A. c. NJ. Remington. Sub
sequently removing to Camden. be was ap-
pointed Prosecutor of the Pleas. for that
county in 1859. Upon the election of MI.
Frelnghuyson as senator in 1867, Mr.. Robe
sou was appointed Attorney General Of the
State by Governor Ward, which position he
has held until .he present time. He is a
bout iorty-one years Of age. and justly holds
"a high rank in his profession To his fine
legal qualifications he unites q general
knowledge and practical ability which give
promise OF efficiency aud usefulness in his
new position. Mr.. Robson is strong and
ueCIueu iecp"oi'o"u, "uu nus Deoh e"iues
and active 10 the support OF his principles
On all questions Of national policy hs is in
entire accord with the party which support
ed the election of General Grant. 1t is
curious coincidence that the only position
ever held in the Cabinet by citizen Of
New Jersey has been that OF Secretary Of
the Navy. In 1928 Samuel L. Southard
was appointed Secretary OF the Navy by
President Monroe, and he continued in tina
position during the entire administration o.
John Quincy, Adams: in 1884 Mahlon Dick
erson was appointed Secretary of the Navy
by President Jackson, and he continued ir
the Cabinet Of Mr.. Van Buren for more thar
q year.
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War. 2ayu,ouGss Nueccssor.

Mr. Raymond's Successor in the editorial
management of the New York Times, is
Mr.. S,illman s Conant, who has for the
past two years held the second place in the
editorial staff of that journal, conducting it
in Mr. Ravmoud's ahspncp. Mr.. Conant,
though a young man. has had quite long
and varied experience in journalism, and
is recognized as one Of the sonndest and
hest writer's connected with the New York
press. There can be no doubt that he Will
acouit himself with distinguished credit in
the responsible position to which be has
succeeded
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SPLENDID FURNITURE EMPORIUM Elise
where will be found an advertisement an
nouncing the arrival Of a large stock OF
furniture at ". w. Russ establishment, IS
Diamond street, Titusville, Pa. The parlor
suits, chaubeg sets, etc, of the choicest
patterns, are astrac ing the attention of
the public for their beauty. Mr. Rnss also
deals in carpeiing of every grade, and sells
at prices which draw around him a large
4eld OF patronage. Call on bin when in
Tilusyille
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The most romantic spot in this vicinity
is that which has received the name OF Low
er's Leap The story goes on this wise:-
More than a hundred years ago, an Indian
maiden had two lovers Both loved her to
distraction, indeed to such an extent that
corn bread and vcnizen were uot pnlatable
She returned the love Of one, bnt not OF the
one who basked in the smile Of her father.
Here was pretty pickle, for in those days
Mormonisu was unknown or any other sys-
tenn by which plurality Of wives or duality
of husbands was recognized. The father
stood out for bis favorite, but still no Indian
ever forced HE daughter to wed against her
desire. But te proposed foot-race 10 de-
eide the matter. He that was the swiftest
Of foot and longest of wind should I'VE the
dusky maiden, Both lovers were forced to
submit to this arrangement. The spot Sc
lected for the race was beautiful grove
which overtowers wh at we now call Pioneer
City. The day came. and with it of course
great crowd, chief, squaw, pappose, all
were there. The maiden gave the signal
for starting and off both lovers went. The
fathers favorlte won the race, and stepped
forward 70 embrace his prize. But she pre-.
ferred death to such husband, and imme.
dately sprang over the bank into the wa
tiers Of Oil Creek. The lover of her choice
followed her in her desperate leap. The re-
suit was fatal to both of the lovers man and
maiden. Both bodies were recovered and
buried near the spot where they leaped into
the water.
Such is tho legion of Lovers Leap. 1t il
said to be fact, and we underst and it is
confirmed by the testimony of old Cosnplan'
ter, who owned all this land once, and hunt
ed the deer where we now hunt oil.
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MISS BARBER who has school in Bragg 8
building, adjoining the American Hotel, on
yesterday afternoon gave the pupils the rare
treat OF picnic. on the Espy Farm. We
saw the procession OF little folks last even
ing as they were returning to the scboo
room. Before dispensing, they gave three
hearty cheers for their teacher.
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HE President said to Hon. A. II. Rice
rs soon as the "Anvil Chorus " had died
away; This (coliseam) would make a
good barn; wish | had it," Mr.. Rice dis
covered inn ortant business elsewhere at
once, 1t is certain the President was prac
Teal il net aYprcciarivc,
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

'sNiESo partnership lately existing between James
j Enlhefiori ana Charles Loc'lhead, of Petrole-
cum Centre, Venaneo county, Pa under the Grm
name OF futherloId az LocShead Il thia dav dissol-
we'd by mutual consent. All debt, owing TO the
sHlI partnership are to be paid to- Jane iluther.
settled by him. JAMES RUTIERFORD
CHARLES LOCKuEAD.
D'''u Ie''o!e"m tcutFe, June Sih. junS 3w
5noo CIGARS now on hand at 4. y Miller 6
Co ,at whocla'c prices
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GRAND CONCERT AT TARR FARM.-Dion
A. DeMarbelle, the poet. singer and ven
triloquist, assisted by the Tarr Farm Silver
Band, will give grand concert at the TAR
Farm School Honse on Thursday evening
July lst. The programme is an interest.
ing one, and well calculated to please dis.
crimiuative audience
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COLD! Contributing is colder or more
refreshing during this present warm weather
than Sam. Boomer's ice. His ice wagon in
its daily visits relieves want--a vacuum.
lie fills orders promptly.
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A bridge has been washed away near
near Cory, Pa, on the Atlantic q Great
Western railroad. and passenger train ran
off the track, killing an engineer named
Sprague. No passengers are reported kill
co,
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yime of Closing Mails.

F. o.. PETROLEUM CENTRE. Pa,
July 27sT, 1S6S. )
Until further notice the mails will arrive at an'
dcpart from this Office as follows:
ARRIVE.
south and East, via. Irvineton. 1o2s A. NJ
South and West, Mcadville Biz 7. Nj.
North aud East, Cory, 2.5o
DErART
south and West, S45 A. NJ.
soutl. East and West, so Z. NJ.
North, East and West, 1000 A. NJ
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Divine services.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at IL o'clock a. NJ, and e
o'clock 7. NJ.
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NJ, E. CHURCH.
Services every Sabbath at II A. NJ. and
rlIP.M. Sabbath School twelve o'clock
NJ Seats free. A cordial invitation ex-
tended to all.
Rev. C. NJ. HEARD, Pastor.
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sTs. PETER AND PAUL'S (Cattolie)
CHURCH.
Mass at 1054 a. m.
yesper and Benediction Of the Blessed
Sacrament at 4 p. IN.
Ca.eehism at 2 p. IN.
JAMES DUNN. Pastor.
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FOR SAEE.

MOUSE on Egbert Farm, within five minutes
Il walk of the Post Office. House well furnished
on tho inside; six rooms on fr-t floor, Finest OF
spring water convenient to the house Possess on
given Immediately. Inquire at this Office. i2ti
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Rev. C. NJ. HEARD, Pastor.
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&e0O,9S322
SI49,2OI.si
State Of Pennsylvania, County of PhiladeI.

State of Pennsylvania. County of PhiladeI,
phia, s.:
Be It remembe bered that on this third dsy Of
February, A. D. 1862 before the suoscrlber
Notary Public in ana for the State of Pennsvl.
van1a, duly commissioned and au uthorized Nv
the Governor of the State of Pennsylvania 10
take the cknowledgment of deeds and other
writings TO be used end recorded in the said Slate
of Pennsylvania, and 10 administer oaths and
affiImalions, personally appeared G. III, CLARK
President OF the National Life Insurance Com.
psny Of the United States of America. and
made oat h that the above Is q true statement of
the condition of said National Life lnsuranos
Company or the United States of America upon
the 3lst day OF December. A. ID. 1868.
And l further certify that l have made per.
sonal examination of the condition of said
National Life Insurance Company on this day.
and am satisfied that they have assets safely
invested TO the amount of 5000 0OO That have
examined the securities now in the hands of
the Company. as set forth in the annexed
statement. and the same are of the value repre-
sented in the statement. / further certify that
am not interested in the affairs OF said Com
pany. "a
In witness whereof have hereunto set nav
hand and affixed my official SEAL this third
day of February. A. D. 1862
WILLIAM j. DELLEKER
ZI5stuLh0t Notary Public.
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SHIPPING.
SeTFSS, LoRILLARD's STEAMSHIP LIMB
FOR NEW YORK.

Sailing Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays al
noon' The winter rates as which freight is NOS
taken is 20 cents per 100 pounds gross, cents per
foot, or cents per gallon ships option The Line s
now prepared to contract for spring rates lower than
by any other foute, commencing on March l5 1859,
Advance charges cAshed az office ON Pier, Freight
received NJ oil times covered wharf.
JOHN z. OIL,
sqs6m Pier 10 North Wh.rves
N, b. Extra rates on small packages ron metals etc
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INSURANCE.

DELAwARE MUTUAL SAFETY INsUR-
~ ANCE COMPANY. Incorporated by the
LegislaEure Of Pennsylvania, 1856
ONCE g. E. corner of THIRD and WALNUT
Streets, Philadelphia.
MARINE IHsuRANCES
On Vessels, Cargo. and Freight TO all parts Of
the world.
INLAND INsURANCEs
On goods by river, canal, lake and land carriage
FIRE IRBURANCEs
en- nMerchandiseg generally; on Stores Dwellings,
Houses, ETC.
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY,
November l, 1868
100000 United States Five Per
- Cent; Loan, 10 4os..D.,;... s9Os.5OOOO
Cent. Loan, lssl...""-..,,. l3e, 10000
$1,000 United States Six Per
.. Cent. Loan Uor PacincRl 5OOOOOO
100000 State of Pennsylvania Six
Per Cent; Loan. .,.:....:y,,.,.. 2lla5 90
Loan exempt from tax. I2S,50IO0
bO OSO State OF New Jersey Six
Per Cent Loan .;;,.-..r..... 6l,5OOO
10000 Penn. Rail First Mortgage
Six Per Cent. Bonds........ 100000
$4,000 Penn. r. Second Mortgage
SIX Per Cent, Bonds: :,:'..,., 1900 90
Six Per Cent. Bonds, Up.
II. h. .guarantee) ............. 20,625O 90
10000 State of Tennessee Five Per
-ooo - Cent, Loan......,...,.,...;.:... 2l,OOOOO
Cent Loan, 80. .,...,.... .. 5,O3I 5
16Q0O Germantown Gas Co., prin-
cipal and interest guaran.
teed by City of Phllad'a,
800 shares Stock. .............. 100000
10000 Penp'a Railroad Company.
200 snares stock k......... 1880 %
5000 North Penna Railroad Co.,
100 shares Stock. ............ $4,000
steam Co., s5shaTes STOCK 100000
ZU 800 Loans on Bond and Mort
gage, first liens on City
Properties. s....."",....,...... S7,9OOOO
Sl,lO9,000 Par. Market value 81, ,l30, ,32525
Gost, 81, ,093, ,604'28.
Real 100000
Bills ectivsble for insurance made 322 1854
Balances due at agencies, premiums
on marine policies, accrued inter-
est, and other debts due the COM
pany ,,,.... 4Ol7SSS
Stock and scrip OF sundry corpora
tions, S3l56. Estimated value..... l,Sl300
Cash in bank."...."......... Sll6 150'O8
'''''''''''''''' ~~ 1858 7s
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,ae$ES9. FOR LIVERPOOL AND oUEENa
XsSs1hEsss- TOW lumsn Line Of Mall stesmsS, n1sS
aIe sppUlnted 70 sail fOlIows;- 'AAsN
CITY OF NEW lOkK Saturday Feb % y M
.klNA, via uallthx, 1uesuaV ksn "a 10 no.,
Gay OF AM WkIlP, SaIuFdSs Han 81 y ~ AZ
CITY OF LUNDON, Saturday M ~ a - - ~
Ia kANGA kOO,Vta HALIFAX. Tuesday,. Mar. a 1 D a.
OlTY OF BALTIMORE, saLurosy Marls' I p "a
AID eacn succeeding Saturday and alternate Tes,lAv
~ L, M, from Pier 45 North Kiver ~S
RATES OF PASSAGE BY THA MALL aTHAuup
~, bAILlNG EVERY SATURDAY,
6syhDie Ia Gold, Payable Ia Currency,
blksI Va N.........slO0 lSTEERAGiE
10 LondOn,".,,",,, los to Lonuon-...,,,,,, 40
10 Phrls,...,,..,.... u6 TO Paris.,,,. &c.. AZ
RABBAGk BY THE TOEsDAY Y eTAANER VIA II, I.IFAy
FIRST CABIN, STEkhA9R,
Fay able In Cold ..,, Payable In Currency,
Live eFpOo
l
oL, John's, N. F......... Al 81. Johns, N, F.,...I =
BY Branch SteRnaeT ~ 10y Branch SteameT.f "
Passengers also forwarded to Hayre, HamburR fsre.
men, ETC., at reduced rates.
Tickets can be bought here by persons sending foy
their friends, at moderate rates.
kor further Information apply at the Companyis
Offices,
JOHN @. DALE, Agent, No. Is BROADWAY, NY
Eto O'DONNELl 4 EAULK, Agents.
No. All CHESHUT Street, PhIladeIphiA
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o. sslE--e FOR NEW YORK--SWIFT-SUBE
UsRES1zs5kz szsas Trans portaton Company Despatch
ala sWIiLsuTe Lines, via Delaware Rnd RaTiLSn
Canal aud Rfter the 18th of March, leaving daily 81
u "a. and p, M, connecting with all Northern and
Gastern lines,
terms appIytO WILLIAM III. BAIRD q CO.,
ia No. l82 s. DELA WARE AVanua
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7. vAUsBIs EEREIQlI . - WILLIAM h, HERsICs
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AMI
- " WAsHIN9TOH Streets.
PHILADELPHIA.
MERhlCk a SOgsH,
EENGINEE.RB AND MACH IHIsYB,
InsnoI2cIuIe high aud Low Pressure steam Engine
fnT Land, River and Marine Service.
8Oilerb g GRa0nleteTs Tanks Iron Boats, etc
Castings OF ali kinds, either iron brass.
Railroad stations, etc.
ReiOTts aud Gas Machinery, OF the lStsSt and mos
Every absorption Of Plantation Machinery, AIss
sugar, saw, AND 9Tist Nils. Vacuum Pans, on
steam Trains Defecators, Filters, Pumping Rs
Sole Agents for N. BIlIeuxs Patent Sugar BoMlas
Apparatus, Nesmyth'a Patent Steam Hammer Ane
AspinwAn - Wooheys Patent Centrifugal sugar
Draining NJ MRchinekL a30s
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THR