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IOHN MAIIONY, ~
- SURGEON DENTIST, V1I11u
formerly of the firm of Wayt y Maho,ny, az,
ARTIFICIAL TEETH from TWENTY to THIR-
TY DOLLARS. .,,
OLDG OLD SETS bought. or exchanged al their
value for new sets on vucanite. -
ONCE and residence, G25 Main street, between
Sixth and Seventh streets. )c i-"b
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). I. BOHEMIAN. President.
ID. +. WILCOX, Secretary.
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pETERSBf-RG, VA.

JULY 2i.-W cat.-RcCcipts still small and
were made yesterday at Slc5 To $l.In for good to
prime: choice $l75. We quote rcd ut $3.50 T."
SI.55; choice, Sl.6H.
Corn.-Wc quote the market firm n 95c.WS
FlOEr.-Wc quote fine $3.50 Ia 81: Supcriuc. =
to IS So extra. 50 to So 50 extra to the trade
80: l;lmilY, $1,000 to 81.
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JULY 22.-On black iillers and Tugs the market wa
steady but medium bright leaf was dropping, Z
Istaiiccd BY the large number Of low 6ds--sti,
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II n. WALKER IL CO.,
~. FIRE. MARINE, AND INLAND
INSURANCE AGENTS.
OFFICE, No. l01I MAIN STREET,
under AIessrs. II. Ii. Maury Il Co.
Buildings, merchandise. furniture, and personal
property Of all kinds, in the city and country, In
surcd against loss or damage by fire mt the lowest
rates In companies of the highest standing:
Tobacco I'm warehouses and marine and inland
risks taken ut the lowest rates.
Losses cquitahly adjusted and promptly paiu.
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GEORGETOWN, y. G.
NASHVILLE. TENN.

July 23.-Flour in good request for both ship
ping and local wants. The supply Of wheat and
Corn light and inadequate Ia The demand
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PETERSBURG, VA
CINCINNATI, o.
ST. louis, M

JULY 22-Tobacco.-The receipts to-day were
only moderate, and, with fair inquiry, prices
were steadily held. The sales ut all the warehouses
foot up 100 hogsheaais ut SD. c0laei7.60.
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THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
L COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
IN 1912,

THE LARGEST INSURANCE COMPANY IN
TIE WORLD.
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VA.

July 24.-Thc market this morning was mode
ratrIy active, with larger receipts VI grain. Very
little doing in -four and quotation nominal. Sales
OF new white wheat Of inferior quality at $Si.3o.
and fair to good red at Sl.c, Sl.5o, and Sl5j de-
mand moderate. In Corn there was Il limited de-
mand, and prices showed decline; sales oi 800
bushels yellow at SlC5. No sales Of Rye reported.
Sales of Oats ut SiGLsJC.
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EOURTH SUPPLY OF JAPANESE
IL FANS.-Anothcr lot Just received at ). "a .
ANTHONY'S TEA STORE, Main and Eighth
streets, OF those useful, light, aud elegant ias,
Leaf leaf Best Gunpowder Tea s.; Japan, English
Breakfast, and Oolong 81 goou Green, ii.so.
SOC. Honey Soap. Wine Crackers, and spiced jun
h,es jy9
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$4,000

CAPITAL $3.50
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-02-24
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
The CITY Amusements.


OPERA BoUFFE.-Mr. Fisk's season Of opera
oo"ge, To commence next Monday evening. at
the Academy OF Music. promises TO be as plea
santas itw VII be short Lovers OF music and ao ting
will be glad to welcome Irms, Tostee, Auiac.
heduc, Lagrifoul, and the other artists who
nave established themselves here as perma-
nent favorites The season Will be limited to
seven performances. under the direction of
Adoiph Blrgfeld. and on Monday evening La
PertchoEe will be produced for the first time In
this city. Three other novelties will also be
given-Les Bovards, Cha,lSon dc Fortunto, Or
phee our EnJer. The price OF subscription
tickets for the season has been fixed at $780,
AT THE ARCH the comedy of A Victim Of Orr
c~ntstances and John Brougham's burlesque OF
Poo0hont0s will be performed this evening.
AT THE WALNUT Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Will
nams will appear this evening in the drama of
Stundv Mcguire and In the farce Of In and OB
cJ Place
On Monday evening John BroughRm's new
Irish drama OF The Emerald Ring will be pro-
duced in handsome style.
AT THE CHEsNUT Miss Susan Galton and
troupe will appear this evening in the opsretta
of FsnChette.
On Friday evening Mr.. Thomas whinin will
have his first benefit in this city. Often bach's
operettas OF La Rose dc 80. Pleur and "66" will
be given. Mr.. Whifhn is a comedian of much
ability, he has established himself as favorite
with the public and we hope that he Will have
O full house.
AT THE AMERICAN Risley q Japanese Troupe
will appear this evening.
THE GERMANIA o ORCHESTRA will give pub
10 rehearsal at horticultural Hall this after.
noon.
THE ARABIAN NIGHTS ENTERTAINMENTS,
which will open at Concert Hall on Thursday,
March 4, is a combination of attractions which
will be appreciated by the public. Fifty beauti'
ful tapleaux will be exhibited, and number OF
talented artists will appear in various enter
tanning performances. A number of valuable
gifts will be distributed TO the audience every
evening.
REV. HENRY WARD BEEoHER will lecture on
Irrational Amusements" al the Academy OF
Music, on tomorrow evening, under the aus
pioes OF the Young Mems Christian Association.
Mr.. JAMES L. MURDOCH will give reading
ON Thursday evening, at Morton Hall, Haver-
ford street. above Forty-irst, West Philadel-
phia. Mr.. Murdoch will read selections from
Shakespeare and the modern poets, and we can
promise those who attend an intellectual and
enjoyable entertainment
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FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES
CHAMPION SAFES |!
PHILADELPHIA, January lS, 1859.

PHILADELPHIA, January IS, 1859.
Messrs. FARRELL, HERRING CO.,
No. 629 Chestnut street.
Gentlemen:-On the night OF the 18th inst, as
is we'll known to the citizens OF Philadelphia
our large and extensive store and valuable
stock of merchandise, No. 902 Chestnut street
was burned.
The fire was one Of the most extensive and
destructive that has visited our city for many
years, the heat being so intense that even the
marble cornice was almost obliterated.
We had, as you are aware, two of your valu-
able and well-known CHAMPION FIRE
PROOF SAFES; and nobly have they vindi-
cated your well-known reputation as maNufao-
turers OF FIRE-PRooF SAFES, II snyflrther
proof had been required,
They were subjected TO the most intense heat,
and IL affords us much pleasure to inform you
that after recovering them from the ruins, we
found upon examination that our books. papers,
and other veluables were all in perfect condi.
tion
Yours, very respectfully,
JAS. e CALDW ELL 81 90.
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THE ONLY SAFES EXPOSED TO THE
FIRE IN CALDWELL'S STORE
WE'RE FARRELL, HERRING e. co,
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. l8. 1888
Messrs. FARREL, HERRING & co.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Is. 1888
Messrs FARRELL, HERRING & CO..
No $50 Chestnut street.
Gentlemen:-On the night of the 18th instant
our large store, 3. W. cornerof Ninth and Ches-
nut streets, was, together with our heavy stock
of wall papers, entirely destroyed by fire.
We had one of your PATENT CHAMPION
FIRE-PgoOF SAFES, which contained our
principal books and papers, and although it was
exposed 10 the most intense heat for over go
hours, we are happy to say It proved itself
worthy OF our recommendation. Our BOOKS
and papers were all preserved. We cheerfully
tender our testimonial to the many already
published, in giving the HERRING SAFE the
credit and confidence II justly merits.
Yours. very respectfully,
HOWELL Il BROTHERS
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DIED.

DIED,
BAILEY.-on the 2lst instant Mrs. LYDIA r..
The relatives ana friends OF the anily are respect
denee. No. &c n FIFTH street on fhHrsday afternoon
next at 3oclock. without further n0tice services at
Old Pine Street Church, .rner of Fourth and Pine
streets.
CADE-on the 2sd instant, Mrs. HANNAH CADE.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funers from the residence
of Mr.. John Mullen, on the n. u. corner OF Second
and south streets Friday at l21 o'clock, without
further notice Funeral to proceed to Woodbury.,
CoNRAD.-on wednesday morning the Gath In
M SON OF the late
Conrad of Philadelphia. 49, 49,,
Due notice will be given OF the funeral
FINN.-on the I'D instant, WALTER H. FINN, In
the 2sth year OF his age. ..,-,,,
yted 10 attend the funeral from the residence OF his
father, James Z. Finn, No l7l6 Chestnut street, on
Hiii. hin.'u"' n0fA'HS az ~ '''A' -''- '' ~ i''
HoeG.-on the 22d Instant HANNAH, wife OF
TIE relatives and friends Of the family are respect:
fgy 1ySa 70 attend me sttaat o beo nS
and west OF Fit!eenth Friday afternoon next at
o'clock. Service and interment at ManGYunk.
MARsHALI.-February 23, 1869, BETTY w wife
ofThomas Marshall, native Of Royton, Lancashire
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully Invited to attend the funeral ir9m the residence @
lice. TO proceed TO HaddinEl0n Church,
PERKENPINE.-on the 2sd instant, GEORGE
PERKEEPINE, sHx aged SO years. o.,,,,- -
The relatives and fflends are respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral from his late residence No S-i
N. Fourth street. on Friday ~ o'clock. Services az
St Johns N. l., Church. Interment at Vault Of
Church.
BIYAL-on the 23d instant, Miss SARAH GECt
LA RIVAL, daughter OF Amy and the late william
Rival, in the oath year of her age,
The relatives aud friends of the family. and the
Blessed Virgin sodslty Of ST. Philip de Ners Church.
are respectfully Invited attend the funeral, from the
residence OF her mother No 1885 s. Second street,
Friday morning at So o'clock.
YARRoW.-Februsry %, EDWARD YARRoW'
In the 28d year OF his age,
Lodge, No. l3i, A: Y NJ: Company ID. Grey Reserves;
and the Phoenix HOBe Company, are rSBpecgtuly In
vited TO attend his funeral on Friday afternoon,
February &C. Rt o'clock. from his late residence, No,
2l3s Arch street (New York and Savannah papers
please copy.) ~
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MEDICAL ADVISORY ROARD.
THE pvANTAc cE 9

offered by this Company are:-
II is a National Company, chartered by spe-
cisl act OF Congress, 1868.
1t has paid-up capital of 81 900 000
1t offers low rates OF premium.
1t furnishes larger insurance than other com"
pantes for the same money.
II is definite and certain in It's terms.
II is home company in every locality
It's policies are exempt from attachment.
There are no unnecessary restrictions In tns
policies.
Every policy is non-forfeitable.
Policies may he taken which pay TO the ln-
sured their full amount and return all the pre-
Iniums, 30 that the insurance costs only the ln'
teresL on the annual payments 49,.
Policies may be taken that Will pay 70 tne
Insured, after & certain number OF years, during
life am annual income of one-tenth the 9lnount
named in the policy. .- 49,,
No extra rate is charged for risks upon Ins
lives Of females. -, loo We msip 10
IL insures not 10 pay DIVIDENDS. put a. 30 ~"
a cost mar d dividends will be Impossible
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STILL ANOTHER.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10, 1850,
Messrs FARREI., HERRING co.,
No. $40 Chestnut street.
Gentlemen:-I had one OF your make of safes
in the basement OF j. f. Caldwell & Co's store
at the time of the great fire on the night
OF the 18th instant. 1t was removed from
the ruins to-day. and on opening 1t
1 found all my books. papers, green
Backs watches, and watcA materials, etc., all
preserved. 1 feel glad that had one OF your
truly valuable Safes and shall want another OF
your make when get located.
Yours, very respectfully,
+. L. KIRKPATRICK,
with j. Il. Caldwell Il Co.,
No. Sl9 Chestnut street.
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DRY GOODS.
70 r &c z & w O %,
N. w. COR. Ef0mTR AND an xLnasr.

Ne NV1hs EANEhAAA a N1 IA -
Have just received from New YosK-
India Twlle Long Cloths, 25 81. 37tSc. rel yaAa
45S and soc, - -
Satin snipe Muslin a5. 81, 3s. a7ys, 40, and
Plain and Plaid OrgandIes. cbpsp
White Br1llians. 70, 81, and 37 7JSc. very cheap
Hair Cord Plaid ana Stripe MusIiHs,
White Pique5, 70, 49, 81, 37j5. 10, II, G2'i,
French Corded Plques. 81, 375s, 30, Ga5i, 40,
sottfnish Cambrics, Jaconets Nainsooks Swiss
Muslins, Victoria Lawns DC
Unbleache Power loom Table Linens
Oh, IA, and a Bleached Table LtEels
Watson and Armstrong Table Linens.
Bsrnsey Table Linens.
Linen Napkins, $3.50, SI'69 81, $3.50, S3, up
Linen DoylIes, 75c., 81, s1.25, $3.50 up to s3
per Dozen
Best makes shirting Linens
Linen Birdeye, for aprons, very cheap.
Scotch DiapfP by the piece, cheap.
Linen Lawn, 62a, 20. s75a, aud 9jc. yard.
Hamburg Eogings and Insertings.
Dmity Bands Coventry RUM ngs Magic Ruiht hgs,
PeRistered Ruf1linE, q article: large lOt very
cheap.
Ladies', Full Regular. made Hose, 33c.
Gents Super Stout Halt-hOse 3Ic
Gents Best English Super Stout, 37Ac'
PRICE g. WOOD,
N, w. COR. EIGHTH AND FILBERT-
26sw PHILADELPHIA.
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TIE PLACE TO. DINE.-SinCe MeSsrs. Christopher
& May have opened their Restaurant and Oom no
dlous Dining Rooms, at No. 10 South fourth treet
they have been thronged with gentlemen nKlous to
supply the wants OF the inner man. and are
pleased TO inform our readers that any want In their
capacity will be speedily supplied ct reasonable
rates, and any OF those who have not avRIled them
selves OF trying OF their meals shsuld de 30 at
the first opportunity.
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TO THE PUBLIC.-Of all the tonics known and Of
fered to the public, fully meets the wants OF
suierir humanity as those of Speer's STANDARD
Wine BltteIs," for all who are suffering from debility
or funct onRl arrangement. IL is positively pure
ard lie. renewing article. Just try them. sold by
DrngCiata.
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HALLEF, DAVIS & Co.'s New Scale" Grand and
Square Pianos have great body of tone, and
clear AMI musical as bell The Agency at No. 927
Chesnut street. Every musician should have one.
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THE Dusty AND WEARY TRAVELLER will find
excellent bathrooms at the American House. BOs-
ton. Airy rooms, billiard halls, vertical railway,
cafe, reading room, and superior cuisine, render
thia q faYorile house with tray sllers.
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sPRINe OVHRooATs, This, the finishing touch OF
the fsshioner TO Rentemens dress, ii without doubt
the most graceful neat, and tasty gsrmt worn
by them 10 Cs ne tds shade 20 ne ptcCurs, bringing
out IN quiet beauty the other portions of dress In
pleasing contrast and Is true test OF the wearer's
tsste and the artihts skill. There Is part Of
gentlemans ward ODE requiring closer attention.
more refined taste. than the garm ent referred 10
above. Like the ahGwl the elegantly dressed lady
OF fashion. 1t must be OF color and quality Of m ate
nal to perfectly with the garmentitis 30
tect, being very useful aud ornamental auxiliary to
aweldressed gentleman's outfit 1t should bo lined
with rich, plain -coored silk and cut as to slow
of Its being worn oarelessly. though gracefully,
thrown back the shou ders exptsnR The front OF
the under coat and vest In pleasant weather. II
should not be 90 short or long, but fashioned
to suit the height and stature of the wearer, who
will find IL q pleasant study TO learn to wear this
elegant garment with and grace. without which
much Of its beauty Is lost 1t is very sed Dm you see
q perfect fitting Spring OveTcoai, unless indsed, we
except those cut At the wel.known establishment of
CHARLES STOKES & Co., No. s2l CheanOt street,
'ohcTe hiS particular 0ar1lcat IS made Speciality
Too OFTEN A COLD 10 considered o very ordinsry
trang affair. Just well left to go it came and
hence systematically neglected, until simple oura
BILE affection Is converted into seri and generally
fatal Pulmonary Disease. The more prudent, aware
that violent Cough Cold should be tr Il I'd
WITH but the contrary taken Of from its incl
plency promptly make use of DR.. d, JAYSE's EX-
PAoToBANT, curative which has sustained Its repu.
tRtiOn for thirty 4 remedy always efoa-
cious and sure to exert most beneficial Influence
on all the Bronchial and Pulmonary organs. s3ld
by all Druggists
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NSALE OF BOOTS AND SHoEs-Ihe early att sntion
OF the trade is called TO the large and attract
OF Boots Shoes, Brogans, etc, to be sold az G. ID
McClees q Co.'S store. No. 5O6 Market streeS, to.
morrow Thursday morning. February 25th at 10
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MARRIED.

BURK-DAVIs.-June IS lSs8 by Rev. W. T. Eva
Mr., HEODoRE BURK TO Miss C0RDELIA NJ ID A.
Wis, all of this city,
GER-BILLBRoUGH-on the 22d instant, by
Rev. Francis Church, MIR. GEOR3 E w. STIHdER to
Miss ANNA g. BILLBROU GR, both Of this city.
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PREscRIBING FOR THE PEOPLB.-We have oispen
saries hospitals, noble institutions OF all kinds, for
the relief of human Ills. Every thoughtful citizen
the value of these establishments for the
analioration of suffering But they do not cover the
whole ground; indeed it is impossible in the nature
of things that the amount Of good they do should be
nj ali in proportion to the popular need They are
confined principally to large Cities To the sick man
In the remote West, for example OF what use Is the
New York City Hospital, or the New York Dspen-
aaryP But although asylums for invAlids are not 70
na found everywhere an unequaled tonic and aterR-
tivA Ia within the reach Of all. There Is no settlement
that hears a name within the limits of the United
e,ates. where HosTETTER's STOMACH BIrrERs is not
procurable. 1t is q medicine fos the Whole commu
nity easily obtainable by all It's members
At this period of the year when the 's'Aht sun VI
February" is beginning to evoke wA9lesome Vspors
nom the earth and the "fever and sgue season Is
cIose at hand, this excellent vegetable preparation
should be taken as q FoRTIFIEH OF THE sfsIEA' All
com plants proceeding from indigestion are rampant
when the winter breaks up in "ground tnawi slni'
ply because sensible precautions are, aS tute'
taken TO prevent them, FoTestall the eVils thA' e
otyd,t I'm many marsh and swamp. and pool reauy
o poupce upon the neglected. ss soon ss the sun sha
nave liberated the spring mlasma from the reeKnE
soil Escape bilious attacks collie ana all hSlHrou7
endemics and epIdemics by strengthening anu rekuiN
ting the digestive secretVe ana RIsIIc OF ALL
,xSpTIRIE INyIGoRANTs. Dyspepsia Is awsys Ep
p us s bst The sun in March doth nourish
sPues" Against both these com o,aciinn
s1OMAoH BITTEas are Ine 1sss Poss.9te '''''N
IxwrLRY.-Mr. william W. Cassidy, No. IL soutn
Second street. has the largest ana Hos'
assortment Of fine jewelry and sVerwaIe IN 1no o.y
FuTchaaers can rely upon obtaining real pure Ar'
Gle fnrniahed &C . price which cannot DO equAneu
1s sI.o mas q large stock Of American western
-,ohsa IN ali varieties and at all prices Walt Y
hls store is sure 10 result in pleasure ana Pron''
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CIT ITE If S.

PRIoEs GREATLY REDUcED-to close out Winter
Stock Of MEMS, Youths and Boys Clothing
Half-.oay bettOesn BENNETT q Co.,
FYjth and: TOWER HALL
Si1th streets. No. SIS MARKET ST
PHILADELPHIA,
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COAL.


M / l. l. n w ~a rs
LEHIGH GOAL.
Also. LOrberry and Locust Mountain.
neDot. No. 957 North NINTH Street,
Below GirArd Avenu0 IlsOtMis
once, Cor. SIXTH and SPRING GARDEN.
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TIE CALVERT COLLECTION or PAINTINes.-A fl ne
opportunity is offered 10 lovers OF art by thesale
OF the paintings belonging TO c. w. T. Calvert Esq.
OF North Broad street, 20 purchase works OF un.
doubted merit. These paintings are now on exhibit
tion at the gallery OF b. Scott Je No, 1920 Chestnut
street. Some of the best American and European
artists Of the day are represented, and the collec-
tion will wei repay visit The following some Of
the most Interesting works:-"The Captive Bro"
by Hhoux, Is fine specimen of a celebrated French
painter of the seventeenth century This s an excel
ent piece of color, and Is guaranteed to be Or
sinaI; "The Sick Sister" No 10, by Lafont de
Metz, OF Paris, is interesting little genre picture
OF fmuch artistic merit; The Shepherdess," No. S2'
by Laurent de Buel, of Brussels is characteristic
work by one of the most celebrated animal painters
OF the day; ''What Shall say to Him." No. SS by
@. Schussele OF Philadelphia represents two hand.
some German girs discussing the composition of
Iove-letter; "Valley and Falls OF the Amonoosack
River, White Mountains No 81, by K. D. Lewis, is
one OF the best works Of a popular Philadelphia
artist; "Teaching the Tune" No. 90, by +. Weschel-
brnck of Dusseldorf is an Interesting genre subject
admirably painted another fine picture is"A Winter
Bcene," No. 81, by S. Jacobson of Dusseldorf 'The
Puzzled Policeman" No. 4s, by Carl Boxer, Of Dus-
seldorf, represents q Prusslan policeman examining
the passport OF italian organ boy; the policeman
scratchiDg his head in perplexity, and the conden
attitude Of the boy. who Is certain that his paper
are correct admirably rendered; Weighing in
the Mill" No. 54 by Nordenberg, OF Dusseldorf, is
superior work by artist of eminence. Other good
paintings In the collection Wharf Scene In Ho
land" No. 30 by Hulck, OF Amsterdam; Landscape
with Cattle" No. 81, by H. sRvEy OF Utrecht The
Coming Storm" by F. Musin, OF BRUSSELS; Sunset at
Nsrrsgansett" No. 48, by W. T. Richards Of PhilR-
delphia; "Helping Little Sister" No. 45. by IL
Werner, OF Dusseldorf; "Plaving In the Sunshine,
No. 81, by H. Sondermapn, of Dusseldorf "The Un-
lucky Mum oer No 81, by Litsehsuer, of Dusseldorf
and number of works by E Moran, james Hsmil.
ton, II. Van severndonck, @. W. Nicholson. Paul
Weber, H. G BisphRm, J. +. Herring, Thomas suily
TU Gaha A.
Eoek, Vanderl Warden, F. KrusemAn, b, c, Koek-
koek, p. Vapdelvin, Thomas Birch, j. Il. Lambdin
and others.
The recent alterations made In Nj. scotts Gallery
enable these pictures TO be 20 advantage, They
will remain on exhibition untn Thursday evening,
when the sale will take place ~ ~ O'Clock. The
sale is positively without Teservei and as all the
works the catalogue will be put up there Will be
plenty OF opportunities for lovers of sr TO purchase
trst-rate pictures at low prices.
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LIFE INSURANCE.
THK NATIONAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF THE
Unit0d States of America,
WASHINGTON, ID. G.
Chartered by Special Act OF Congress.
Approved july sss 1858.
CASH CAPITAL, Si. 200, COO

CASH CAPITAL, Si.ooo, coo
BRANCH OFFICE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDIN8s
PHILADELPHIA,
Where the business of the Company La trans.
acted, and 10 which all general correspondence
should be addressed.
DIRECTORS.
CLARENCE H. CLARK, E. A. RoLLINs,
JAY COOKE, HENRY ID, COOKE
JOHN w. ELLIS, WIN. E. CHANDLER,
w. g. MooRHEAD, JOHN ID. DEgREEs,
GEORGE +. TYLER, EDWARD DODGE,
j. HISCKLEY CLARK, Il. Q, FAHEEsToOK.
0FFICERS.
CLARENCE ID. CLARK. Philadelphia, President
JAY COOKS. Chairman Finance and Executive
HENRY d. COOKE, Washington, Vice-President.
EMERSON W. PEET, Philadelphia, Secretary
E. S. TURNER, Washington, Assistants ec'y.
FRANCIS q, SMITH, M. D.. Medical Director,
], EWING MEARs, ID D., Assistant Medical
Director.
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.
]. K. BARNES, Surgeon General q. 8. A.. Wash.
ington,
P. j. HoRwrrz, Chief Medical Department
us. NJ, Washington.
D. w. BLISS, NJ. D., Washington
SOLICITORS AND ATTORNEYS.
Hon. WIZ. E. CHANDLER, Washington, d. q
GEORGE HARDING, Philadelphia, Pa.