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THE rLoT no MURDER N.ipoLEoy.
Intense Excitement in Paris Bombs Seized |
by the Policc-The Ringlcnders ut large
The Volcano on the Point of Eru ptIon,

Intense Excitement in Paris Bombs Seized
by the Policc-The Ringienders mt Large
The Volcano on the Point of Eruption.
PAsIs, April 30.--Reports are rife in this city
OF new plot, discovered by the police, against the
State and the life Of the Emperor II Is alleged that
yesterday a deserter from the army, on.commis-
stoned oficer, was arrested In a hotel, the Rue
Monimarire. who had In his possession letter from
Gnstaye Flourens, and n note containing insruc-
tons for his part In the execution OF the conspiracy
Last night other persons were arrested In the
Bellevle quarter. At the house OF OF these the
police seized large quantity OF powder asd NUN.
Der OF explosive bombs, together with directions
how 10 use them.
Two OF the Secretaries Of the International Asso
citation Of Workmen were arrested this afternoon
The police found upon their persons a complete list
OF the adherents to the plot. The authorities are
now securing the c,y for these persons.
Sixty Of the Association have been arrested.
LONDON, May 1.-The conspiracy discovered in
r ris is more serious than was at first supposed A
large supply of bombs had been provided and was
seized hy the police. The principal rlngleaders
have not vet been discovered
Tue anxiety Of the Government and the citizens
is intense The stricest surveillance s every wht
maintained, and the Tuileries carefully guarded
Orders have been issued to arrest all speakers
w'o insult the Imperial family or the constitution OF
France.
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LOSSES ny FEE.

Goshrish, & COlloway's saddle, rec factory, in
Louisville was burned ON Saturday. Los., sl00i in.
suranco, $500.
Tho coopor's shop OF VIM Ahrcn. Writers street.
near Lormcr. Milliamsbursh destroyed by incen.
diaries. Loss $4,000. 80
The bleachcry OF s. H. Grccn d Son. at River
Point warwick was destroyed by fire yesterday even.
Ing. The nccndinry was arrested
N. V. Halls tobacco factory. Roanoke Randolph
county. Mo, was burned on April q lO 800 ms NJ leai
tlt0OO.
In the dry goods store OF Hardy & Co., Eighth
avenue, on saturday evening, tn stock damaged
Sn0n and the building 10 The extent Of 5000 Onrer
Osborne was badly burned While tgyiIs TO cave ito
property.
Doty's hat store, corner OF Canal and Traverse
streets, RostOn, and thirty adjoining wooden buildings
were burned on saturday nitc~no.H. Neary hund.
red poor families we're rendered houccss IN cOnse.
quence.
The Portland AMI Reunehec Railroad bridge in
the town ot Bowd1lnham, was entirely dcstroyed nv
IRE Yesterday IN" nGc II supposed to have be tha
work Of m nceddrry. The bridge Is being rebuilt ran.
idy. AMI trains viii cross a utual tonorrow forenoon
fire In SARATOGA yesterday destroyed John Bene.
diets steam NH and the Saratoga and Rensselaer,
freight d'p't AWnn' The freI.h DESTROYED W,s a OO
worth of ok heon.ng 10 Dorkcs anl Sh 'pherd who
wre about opcnnl store. The total To-. occasoned
hy the IRE tG1
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or u.......,.. A..t.- L.. s.....N. - A. -,,
VI peps'auon' passing bis re"Aks On ,he parable OF
The Ten Virgins. He painted In vivid colors the
miserx NJ an. .t,,ar WIN rocked In ,b. .r.a,. os
-, -...-,. .., .,'...,,, =, a.. - -,
ennAi security took no "oug" Vi the morrow unti
the dread day came with all its horrors, bringing
with II the punishment due TO the non-performanec
Of the main duty OF life. Mr. Landin IL one OF the
most emphatic spea.ers of the day. He has a gne
nr..on.. 80, . no,,arf,, voice .nd ,mnr..... a..
p'o''"'o an" Po"., ''' -" o''e'o' p's
bearers with the beliof that be s both honest and
earnest I'm the expression of his thoughts. He ba.
80, .......,.,,i.. =, .n..,h ,.,,.i ... s..,,.
aults, but rather pecuartier that are not strictly
eompatible with perfection and In given 10 an alt,
.s-.r. ..... :, go, ,..,,.u no, .,,e-.,,..
eonan' u''e'ahos VI '''iu 'o'""A NV ai'ote'her
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BROOKLYN.

The Brooklyn City Court, Judge Thompson, will
open this morning for the May tenn.
There were four deaths from smallpox IN Brook
lyn last week Fifteen OF the disease were
reported.
A meeting ts to be held Nm Turn Hall, Boerum st
wulduhbgrlh on Wednesday evening, to form a
cool cd military regmeet,
Anna Maria r. unkard whose will was admitted
to probate In the suTogaes Court last week lett an
estate worth $4,000.
The Willow Cricket Club opened the season on
Saturday ON the Parade Ground. Prospect PARK, by
match between the II! mbers.
The new Police Board organized on Saturday by
tho election OF Mr. Daniel d. Briggs as President and
Mr.. Isaac Van Andon as Treasurer.
The COlOred MehOthdist Conference will meet In
Bridge NJ. n, y Church on the i9Ih inst when dele
from the North. East and South will be present
Jane Brady Of Fourteenth street, between Fifh
and Sixth avenues fatally burned last evening by
the explosion OF q kerosene lamp which she hand
ling.
The Court OF Over and Terminer will reassemble
monday, the 9th Inst Judge Iappen presiding when
the trial OF persons concerned In the election frauds
will be continued
Charles Olson, seaman, was held by United States
Commissioner Jones on Saturday, on the charge OF
having sworn falsely 10 SUIT brought by himself and
others 70 recover wages not paid In consequence OF the
iAAs af the vessel to which hs was sttaehAd
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CnAuycEY,s MIDNIGHT ADrEyrURE
Squeezing n Lawyers Wind Pipe 10 some
Purpose Eighteen Dollars and IA Gold
Witch Gone.

Squeezing n Lawyers Wind Pipe 10 some
Purpose Eighteen Dollars and IA Gold
Watch Gone.
About twelve o'clock on Friday ght party Of
highwuymen badly in want Of funds, chanced to
the Hon. Cliuncey scharcr. tho well known crl7inal
lawyer, while be vas strolng through Frat ri ce
.nl Court street lrooklyn The robber~ evde. ly
not knowing their victim, administered to Chluncey
an unmcrciful pounding on the head to begin with.
Pefore the lawysr had time to interpose q demur-
rrr, q bold iufIn name dunn Hur e,, an two
abandoned, heartlu-s monsters called George Mona
han and John Nnli-nS, seized poor Chsuncey by
the windpipe, and squeezed II so tight that the
fortunate mans face turDel as blue a. indigo, aud
he himself abandoned the and tainted. When
Chauncey became himself once more, he naturally
sclrched for his pccketbook and wAch. Alas both
were gone. The pocketbook did no. contain much
only $iS-which Is about the average amount to
he ound In lawvorS purses. But tlc loss Of watch
Nslued at i3D made Chauneey sore NJ heart and
troubled In mind Early next mo ming Mr.. sch ffer
was the hrst complainant to cbter t'e Police Cour
With more than usual e.Oqucnce he narrated bis
adventure TO the Justice, who OF course sym affixed
and condo'ed with hin. The police with extraordi.
nary energy aud diligence started forthwith In hunt
oftle robhors. They returned later in the day. hay
ing In custody Mc-srs. Eurly, Monalan, and VII.
,irms, who will be examined Tomorrow.
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NEW JERSEY.

Richard Rllville yesterday attacked Oficer Cor.
bett. OF the NewarN police force ccctmg the escape
Of prisoner In the custody OF the Officer aud was
himself arrested.
servant girl In the employ OF Mr.. c. Orgleman,
m Newark. was fatally burned by the explosion oil
keIoseLe on Saturday morning
The neS Common Council OF Jersey City meet
for the purpose OF organzing to-day The charter
into yesterday. aud the nsodAted city Ia
now unaer one local government.
city SURVEYOR Albert du Puget has generously
agreed to nnish ali the work begun y the late Cant
HeNamer of Hoboken, ard Of the once famous Hexa.
mer's Battery, for tue Denent VI his wife,
Can't. Dave Pierson. who has so long eluded the
vigilance OF the authorities has been In New
Brunswick on tnc charge OF per lcirAting series OF
forgerles on hls father'in-law, Mr. BIRD, a Newark
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Personal INTELLIGENCE.

Judge Chase's health is good. and he has o inten
uon Of going TO Europe. hs reported
Mrs. Mcfarland is nporariy residing in Jersey
CITY. The Cincinnati Commercial IN the authority for
the statement that ehe Ia writing an autobiography
Mr.. 4. ID. buIress was eCted President of tie
new Board OF Fire Conn ission,rs on SAT- " Mr.
Van Auden. Treasurer, end L. T. Dc Witt 80.
MAJOR Perry Med Col.ins, OF Asuti, a.. l.
fame Ia temporarily in New ok. In his race " ii. te
Hon Cyrus W, Field 1or telegraph across the lacic
Ocean
Infantry of IyanhO CommgnderY. No. 80, has been Ap
polutea u dele ate 10 the American Medica Associa.
ton, and left last night for Washington,
-Four European steamers left this mort on Sltur-
day with 4l9 cabin and large number OF sleerage pa.
Eengcrs The " season" has already begun. Among
these who len we're john Bgelow. +, kapp /. .. Gr-
nell and others.
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LONG ISLAND.

Ronkonkoma gives up her name fol that of Lake
grove.
Tho branch Of the Long Island Railroad is com.
pleted 20 Sag HarboT.
The Flushing Railroad has reduced Il fare, and
runs nve additional trains hereafter.
The opening celebration OF the rarponhusen In.
sttute In College Point. Is announced for Saturday
next.
Henry Fuchs, three years Of age. while playing on
tie track of the South side Railroad, OBJ ositc ia
rents residence, iii Boerur street r. D. on saturday
afternoon, was run oves and Killed Oy u dug.my chi.
-
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THE NiTION,s WALLET.
sIO,3O5,5S0 Less Coin than Last Year for
MIR. Boutwell, to Gunrd-Gold 10 he sold
aud Bonds 10 be- Bonghi-3OO Printed
Pages Of Tnx Bill.

WASHINGTON, Ms.tls The Tax bill row being
naiurei IN the Ways aud Means Committee, Is a
complete revision OF al the laws, ana win make u
bill OF over go rrin'eh rnR~@, The result OF the
contest On steel ia the 1uh viii probably he the
tuning point In the fate Vt the mill II tie Com
mittee il sustained the oil viii probably get
through. II they beaten by free traders, Penn
sylvauia and other Interests will probably recommit
the bin ana take up the Tax bill.
Secretary Boutwell, has now $40 less coin
belonging to the Government tngn he had May /,
1863, un he will consequently only sell sIOOp,OO0 In
May Me has over o million more currency than be
had ago. lie will tccOr lingy buy 5000, ,UO1
Of bonds is month. There Is now s3t,i3j.5OO uf
private gold deposit Ia the Treasury: last year
there was $1G31I, 100.
lne Secretary of the Treasury has directed the
Assistant Trca .urer in New York to sell one million
Of gold On each "Wednesday of tie month Of May,
commencing May 4; the first and third sales on
account Of the Sinking Fund, and the second and
fourth on account or the Special Fund, four mil
lions in MI. Also, To purchase million o bonds
each. on Thursday the i2th and Thursday the III h.
for tie Sinking Fund, and two millions eaon on
Thursday the 5th and Thursdiv tire 1871, account
OF the special Fund, or six millions In all.
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NEW YoRK, May Q, 1870.
New Jersey Conductor stops his Car nnt
Gives PuRilistic Exhibition Pas.
sengcrs arrest the Belligerents.

James Reed, a conductor on the Jersey Horss
Car lailroad. wns arrcs ted last evening in Jersey
City along with one Michael Faherty, retired
prize-chter on the charge Of hgteg in The streets
dispute had arisen between the men on the cars
and flahorty challenged Reed to stop the car and
" have II out" Reed accepted the challenge, and
the two went at II hot and lively, but were pre-
vented from punimeling each other too severely by
charge OF the police.
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OBITU4R y.

The Hon. William Clapp died at St. Albaus, Vt,
yesterday aged nfiy.nne.
William Beach Lawrence, son Of eN- Governor Law.
renee. OF Rhode Island, died suddenly saturday, on
board the Boston steamer Bristol, en- route TO Sew
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FLASHES FROM IHE OCEAN CABLES

The reported attempt to blow up the Palace Of
the Tuilerlts Is contracted.
A banquet given In London on Saturday
ngat TO col abrate the opeaing the ROYAL Academy
ofArt. Charles Dickens and Gladstone responded 10
tpas
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WASHINGTON GOSSIP.

The United States Sunreme Court has adjou rned
until the 3ist day OF next October.
Some of the judges OF the supreme Court have
already len for their homes Judge Bradley Will start
for New Orleans TODAY and Chct Ju-tice Chase will
on the same DAY proceed TO Richmond 10 opea the
llrcnII lOnri.
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Prince Street Presbyterian Church, Brook.
Iyu-The stone with Seven ESes-The
AtODement OF Christ.
TIE MYSTERY

attending Chrlsts coming AMI his mission upon
earth. Were II absolutely necessary to assign
human reasons for God to take upon himself the
orm and condition OF man and to explain all his ne
tons Oh earth, reconciling them with his codlike
character. every one would become q skepiic but
the mystery Of the atoIement Is one OF the chief
beauties Of tie Christian religion. Another reason
Nhy tie eyes Of the multitude would be on Christ
was iruu. the character and magnu ude Of the atone
mrut the great work ACCOMPLISHED for man by
Curist and the profound wonder and surprise Occa
stoned thereby The reverend gentleman closed
with warm exhOrt,tiOn to his hearers To steidmsuy
teep her eyes On Christ and walk Dy the lishG tLus
Afforded.
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The Parable Of tho Ten virRins-The Rev.
MIR. I.nndin's views-A Merited Rebuke.
The wee chapel on ll7th street, near Second
avenue, which bears the name of Little Zion was
crowded on Sunday night week ago. The usual
services having been solemniLed, the Rev. Mr. Ian.
din delivered an eloquent sermon on the necessity
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MR.. GREELEY'S CONFESSION.
WHY he SECURED COUNSEL TO As
SYST IN THE MCFARLAND TRIAL.

The Hon. Horace Grceley's Endorsement O..
Richardson's Coursc-The Validity Of "a
Mans Title TO His wife Disputed by MIR.
Greeley-His Interview with Judge Ga r.
while Acted in Behalf tof Ricba rd-on's
Fricnds-Did MIR. Greeley Read Richa rd-
sons Letter to Another Mans Wife.
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goe. out TO visit he takes lis cabnc, with him but
Josus will come with

Bnst and head TO the wost, every eye shall see tho
COZ Ing OF Jehovah. Some say that tho Devil will
hsve more than Goo. do rot bclicye Il; ore.third
do In Infancy; they will 20 TO God one-third are
In ignorance; they viii go TO God, and one third
die Christians nni thoy will so IN Dol; therefore,
God will Ict them all. But when We seo Him. we
shall see Him In glory t"Amen1 DO may II be- rnd
20 ought II to TO- and ~ It will be- 'Amen; halle
lu.ah.' These remarks have not made you uaeasy
have not rtcked your mind. There are great many
here who haloo riory that don't ioel glory, and
others halioo JoSus trat do not know Jesus. Mako
good use OF your time; wo cinnot tell huw soon no
may come. think there will be an epidemic this
summer. Be ready for IL for In such an hour AZ 70
think not the son of Mar cometh.
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CITY ITEMS.
'or additional city Items see Second Page.

KID GLOVES have been comparatively scarce and
very high for some brands or held at high price by
most OF the merchants, but this cannot be said OF
the Messrs. Bartholomew, of the Great Kid Glove
Emporium, as their stock is very extensive and
assortment still good. This firm import their kid
gloves direct-three different qualities and brands,
viz. THE "Bartey," which is the finest glove In
the market, appreciated by the finest trade for ht,
durability, and neness, and last for its cheapness,
they are sold below the usual price for frstcass
gloves. Their celebrated LA Belle" glove is cele-
brated for it-ceebrated for durability-celebrated
for strength-ceebrated for handsome colors-cee-
brated for delcacy in tint In party tycoors-celebrated
for its low price (only sl25 per pair. The Messrs.
Bartholomew are the sole agents for the "Bartly'
and "La Belle" for the United States wholesale and
retail. They also import the world-renowned
"Josepb," which is the best in the world at the
price, which is 81 per pair but the Messrs. Barthoo
NEW reduced the price during the month OF Decem-
ber to only % cents. These gentlemen inform US
they are selling quantities Of Kid gloves for Christ
mas presents-especially the "Bartly" and 'sLa
Belle" by the half dozen aud dozen pairs-they are
present of intrinsic value, and very appropriate
one.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.

The UnveillnE Of Rothermel's Picture Of tsThe
Battle of Gettysburg -
A brilliant audience was in attendance last even
ing at the Academy Of Music to witness the un-
yelling Of Mr.. Rothermels great painting Of 'Tne
and number OF other distinguished Officers OF the
MlS Srmy snS and were present together
Hens % " Of Pennsyyania ' and OTei PhiIsdelp6a MA,
and the artist mad good reason TO De gratied at the
an assembly. we gave a full description q Of the
picture few days ago, and 1t is not necessary for
us to aude to II In detail at present. The exhibition
last evening may be considered as OF a purely Gre
monial character; and those who wish to
study the picture as It should be studied, will
have better opportunities for doing when
1t placed In the building prepared for it Ches
nut street, above Tenth The work suffered greatly
last evening from bad lighting, the of fOotlights
In particular being so strong as totally to destroy all
the force OF the foreground Its great merits, how
ever, were easily recognzable and the severe test
to which It was subjected proved the soundness OF
the artists method. Despite the disadvantages
under which It labored, the picture ap-
peared to better advantage in the Academy last
evening than IL did within the limited area OF the
artists studio, ana 1t is undoubtedly magnificent
memorial OF the great bat le and work OF art that
is an honor to the State OF Pennsylvania ana to the
nation. Appropriate addresses were made by
General Meade, and Mr. Mccullough read Jauviqr's
poem on "The Battle OF Gettysburg" Appropriate
music was furnished by Hassers orchestra
The CITY Amusemonrs.
AT THE ARCH the drama OF Across the Continent
will be performed this evening
AT The WALNUT Mr. Booth will personate "Mac-
AT THE CHEsNUT Shakespeares comedy OF As You
Lfke twill be presented this evening.
AT THE NEW AMERICAN THBATRE variety enter
tainment will be given this evening
AT MRS. CHARLES WARMERS CIRCUS, Tenth and
CallOwhih streets, performances will be given this
afternoon ana evening.
AT THE ARCH STREET OPERA HOUSE Robert Fra
sers Christmas pantomme OF Hush-d-bye- Baby; or,
Hey Diddle Diddie, will be performed this evening.
AT THE AMERICAN MUSEUM, Ninth and Arch
streets, dramatic performances will be given this
afternoon and evening. The collection OF curiosi-
ties Will be on exhibition from A. NJ. to 10 Z. M
SIGNoR BLITZ and his son will give exhibitions OF
magic at the Assembly Building this afternoon and
evening
AT DUPREZ d BENEDICT's OPERA HOUSE the Rollins
combination will appear this evening in the drama
OF The Streets Of Netp York.
SAM SHARPLBYS s great silver show will commence
on Monday next at Concert Hall.
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Evanston the 18th instant, LYDIA NJ. EVANS,
relic OF the late Samuel Evans in the list year OF
her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral services,
which will be held at her late residence, No. us
North Ninth street, on Wednesday evening" 2lst
instant at O'Clock. The interment will take place
the 22d instant at West Vincent, Chester county,
Pennsylvania.
GARDNRR-On December 10th, Commodore w. II.
GARDNER, United States Navy, aged "a years.
The remains will be sent to Washington for
burial.
LEHMAN On the 18th instant, ALBERT EUGENE
LEHMAN, in the 32d year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family, Excelsior
Lodge, No. /, X. OF p, the members of the Military
Order OF the Loyal Legion, and the Glrard Brother
hood, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral,
from his late residence, No 144l Ridge avenue on
Thursday morning, at 10 O'Clock. To proceed to
Odd Fellows Cemetery.
MARPLE-Suddenly, on the 18th instant R0SAE-
MA j. wife OF Abraham Marpe, and daughter OF
Anthony and MarysCampbell, aged 32 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
to attend the funeral from the residence OF her hus
band, Peel street, above Vanhorn, between German
town road and Hancock street, on Thursday morn
ing, at 81 O'Clock. Services and Interment at st.
Alchaels
STOOKToN.-On Wednesday morning, the 21st inst,
JOHN ii. STOCKTON, in the 45th year OF his age.
The relatives aud friends are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral, from his late residence, No.
1894 Spruce street. on Saturday, oath instant, at IL
O'Clock nj. "
WuLIAAsoE.-On the 10th instant OF typhoid
fever, WALTER WILLIAMSON Nj. d. aged so years.
Funeral from his late residence, NO. go North
Eleventh street, on Thursday, December 22 at 2
O'Clock Y. M.
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sREoIAL NOTICES.
Fbr additional Special Notices zee Inside P1gss.


Rsg~ THE AMERICAN BUTToN-HoLE, OVER
SEAM .NG AND SEWING MACHINE COM
PANY once No. 1918 CHESNUT Street.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1s, 1870.
DIVIDEND NOTICE
The Transfer Books OF this Company will be closed
on THURSDAY, Dec. 22d, and reopened on MON
DAY, the I'd day OF January. 1911.
dividend Of TEN PER CENT. has been de-
cared on the capital STOCK of the Company, clear OF
State tax payable in cash the 2Sth day OF Decem
Der next to the holders thereof they shall stand
registered on the books OF the Company at the close
OF BUSINESS on the Q2d OF December payable at this
ONCE
All orders for dividends must be witnessed and
stamped. w. b. MENDENHALL
IL Ia 18t Treasurer
kSs- HEADQUARTERS COMM ,NDERY OF
THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
No. ilCs WALNUr Street
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 49, 1870
RbSr G rCSmmdeTy T Sss%b,e a. NM Nc t
92d inst at IL ocleek TO attend the funeral OF our
late Companion. First Lieutenant ALBERT EU-
Volunteer Infantry. BY order OF
.. Major. General q anRiE CADwALADER.
SAM. B. WYLIE MITCHELL,
1t Bvt Leut,-Col and Recorder.
my. AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY, WALNUT Street, southeast corner OF
NOTICE.-The Annual Meeting of the Stock
holders OF this Company for the election Thirteen
Trustees to serv, 70. tRs ensuing year. will be held
1871 lot JOHN s. WILSON Secretary.
neSy~ KEN -INGToN sOUP so JIETY-A MEET
Ing OF the contributors To this Institution will
be held on THURSDAY EVENING, December 90
1870 at ~ O'Clock, at the Soup House, No. 1896
CREASE Street, to elect officers and managers for
the ensuing year. CHARLES NJ LlIKENS,
122 2t Secretary.
RSya ST. CLEMEN rs CHURCH, TWENTIETH
and CHERRY Streets.-During the Advent
Season there VIII be choral service and sermon
every WEDNESDAY NIGHT at ~ O'Clock. Seats
free Sermon tonight by the Rev. HANNIBAL
GOODWIN, OF Newark. Subject-"Heaven." 1t.
my. J o II N 81 A R II A W K,
49, MERCANTILE COLLECTION AND LAW
AGENCY for Pennsylvania, the Western and South
ern states, No. 41O CHESTNUT Street. Commissioner
for Western States. SO ws 6m
ms~ FRANKLIN INSTITUTE.-'PE ENNSYLvA-
MAS Foui dation Stones" Lecture by Profess
sor A. r. LEEDS, THURS DAY EVENING. Dec 22.'
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