The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, January 31, 1859, Image 3

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PORT. OP.I’HIt.'VUELPHIA, J»n. 31, 1869.
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-USM steamship Keystone Btate,Mnrshman, 50 hours
- from Oharteiton/'with, cotton, rloe, fte toA Heron, Jr.
Passengeirs-TMUsMarshmam Mr 9 P, Mitchell and lady/
J P Streeter ah Alsdy, Capt TAmts B
Top, Henry dhbbs, w H' Oiithbtzt, Jr,Andrew., Marsh,-
'3 j Bobniedet, J D Hrffit, BenJ Hlemvn' Alfred Taylor,
Capt late;of sehrJohn Howard, nod 18 in
the. steerage. . .Pyiday/ 27tV, below the Fourteen-foot
Bank,*ptta?d jhlp Tonawahda, in tow of thaateam-tug
Athericai. bound-down:' off'the Buoy ;6h the Miedle,
passim Bhlp'Atnef leaii Colon, in tow of the eisam*tog
Atlantic, bound up.,, -■ « * *
Steamship Phihqaa Sprague, Matthews, 10 hours from
Boston, with mdee and passengers to Henry Wineor. ,
' Steamehip Kennebec, Hand, 24 hour# from. New York,
With mdsp and passengers to JameS Auderdlce. . ,
* Steamship' Boston; Sallow, 24 hoursi irom New York,
With mdse apd pjuueugOfS to James Allderdioe. ■
Ship American, Union; Otis, 47 days from Liverpool,
with mdee? to Peter Wright A Sons. .
- Birk RelndeSK Pincbney, 40. days from Bio Janeiro,
with 5,000 bags coffee to Thos A Newhall ABon.. Left 1
brig Harvard; Philadelphia, waiting -
Brig Ocyan Isle; Berstrup, 17,daya fromlnfgua, via
Bermuda, with6sQo bmhelssaltto J F Peuioton. .On
the 16th met. laf 31,‘lohg 67, had to throw overboard a
portion of heoargo, ih'coueequehce of a leak. -,
Ketch Commerce, aathaway, from Rio Janeiro,-Nov
29i'wtth2,280'bags coffeejto'John Mason A'Co. .Deo
14, lat 20 8, long 84 40,spoke whale shfp f dwCarey, (of
Nantucket,) Gardner,' bound round Oape Horn; was
two .months'from ‘homo-and 21 days from Cap? de
Verdes;. h)ri'ho.
alncb-feavfng home., Dec 18,.7 A M passed, an Amerl
‘.can clipper,ship with six topia 1 yaids,isain akywil and
roundsternyeoullDOtmske out her name. .Jan 18,
Jat 17 IQ ! N, ioug'&B 5B W.-spoke schr Luther ,Child,
hence-faf. Nevis;'(before' reported with lose of Oapfc
in chargebf Mr Boltenbousb, of brig
1 Forest City.' Passed, 00/atorday, a sonken schooner
with .topmast above: water, about 45 inllea south of
'Cape Hehhpe'n'. '- 1 '; '
Bchr Bmma L Day, Hackney,-10. days from New York,
with mdse to C&weli A Collins.
• fcchr Anna Bmith; Bmith,'o days from New York, with
mdse to Crowell & Collins * -- ‘
Citroen Boat/ Schellinger, - 5 hours from Bombay
Book, haWog towed thereto barque American, for Car
denss/. 'V . r -r'
■ Steam-tog, America,"VlrJen, 5 hoars from Bombay
HJok.hsvlniinWir barks Reindeer.'from Wo Janeiro;
Moriraohth,dieffee for Marseilles, returned, leaky i and
ketfch,Commerce, from Rio. Janeiro!, ■
Steam-tug Atlantic; Mason, 10 hours frem Delaware
Breakwater; ship American Union, from: Liverpool,. In
tow., - Reports the British brig Joseph Hume, from Ma
laga, and three sohrs in the hay, coming up.
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Bteamahipßoftoo, Beliew, New York; Jas AUderdice.
' Maracaibo and a market, 9 Tate'.
;> Bohr Bliaabeth sni .Eleanor, Rogers, Perth Amboy,
taptalh. ' . '
Behx AnhS Cshnoo; Nowell, Richmond, Noble, Ham*
mett A CaldwelK " .
Schr P A Saad-ra, Ireland, Wilmiogton, NO, D S
AOoi .
' St’rJ 8 dhrlyer, Dennis, Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr
(Gorroipoadtnce of th« Philadelphia Bxohange.) /
- ..... Del., Jan 28,8 AM.
Allarg£9hiphas jast gone in, in tow of tag Atlantic.
The Teeaels before repomd still remain at harbor, with
'tbe addition of two brigs and six uchoaneri, arrived last
ersclog. ’Mr Q- H .Ocnnell,‘pllot, reports the barques
Qrowler.for Oienfnegos; Merrlmae for do, and Occhl
tuate,-forlfew Orleans, &a having gone to sea jeaterdaj.
*ff ind, south, And rainy
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fBT IKUMJaATH TOTHS PKSBS.] >
* 1-• _ Nbw/Xobk. Jtfn 29
Tbe U 0 brig PoJjjhin, from Boston, arrived at Buenos
■AyresDeo 6.- .
The ship Champion, of Boston, from Calcutta for N
‘ York, went" ashore 28th teat.’daring the fog, on the
nest bjak of the lower bay. She has three feel or water,
In her.. Her crerr saved. „
- jail 20—Arrived, sfclpOha-npion, from Calcutta, leak
ing at the rale of, eight inches per hour. Her,cargo is
supposed to'have escaped damage, .
' Also arrive:!, ships ,Groat Western and Escort, from
Liverpool; New Orleans; DeTonahire, from
London;. Orphan, from, .Antwerp;, barque D S Goodell,
Irora Cumberland Harbor.
Bobtoh, Jan. 30.
The shlpTemusse, from LWerpool, pat into Belfast,
Ireland,.©*! the 1411} mst. with the loss of some of her
BalUandsmalsfcart.'-'', ■'
BtlQWi ships Miles Stahdlsh, Indian, and IreJ/n, all
Iron Calcutta; ' ** ___
. ,Hamptohßoads> /an 29.
Arrived, ahlpe the Wava and Marcia 0 pay,
.from. Call v
Niw Ohleakb, Jan.'39.
Arrived} barque# Ninerehj from New York; Griffin,
from Hanna. .
MEMORANDA.
Steamship Empire City, Griffin, from New Orleans,
▼la Havant 3d In t, arrived at Weir York 28th‘lost.
Ship Tamerlane, Baratow, for i’hJlaaelj>bfa, entered
outward at Liverpool Sth'fnst
gblp Consignment, Livingston, for Philadelphia,
oleared'at Liverpool Bth inst. .
Sratern Blate, Kelton, Tor Bong Kong, cleared
at New York 28ih Inst: ‘
* Ship ChamptainpFyman, from Boston for Buenos
Aires, was jpoken Dec.3l', lat 7.30 B, long 88.
Ship forest King, Redmond, was. at Caldera Deo 20,
loading,supposed,torßngtod 5
Shin Pleiades, Winslow, from New Orleans, at Liver
pool 6th inst. I . -
Sbibfl'Kalamazoo,'Taylor, Emily. Jane, Lloyd. from
Charleston, and 8 Howland, Adams, ,frem Mobile, ar
rived at Liverpool sth inst.
Ship Mosjocgnar C«ter, from Havre, was off Gibral
tar 8d inst,bound B. *- '
Skip Scotia, Miakelly, for Baltimore, sailed from Hel
voet acta lost.. • . " -
Ship Macassar, Whipple, olearel at London 7th Inst,
for Philadelphia, via shields.
Ship' Commonwealth, Crosier, from Valparaiso, at
Bostoo 28tb inst.
Ship Cerro .Gordo, Witham from Liverpool, via Ber
muda, for Baltimore, arrive! lq* Barapton lioads 27th
iOßtaht./ i'^.'. ■ - - - •’ - - *
. fchip Sebastian -Cabot, Walts, from Callao, arrived at
Biltimora 291 h inst.’ ‘ *' ■-
Bhlp Gfofgb' jLuot, cleared at Boston 38th, Inst.
forCspbTown,'CGH- Ai -». ..
Ship Indian 1 , A will; from Calcutta for Bolton, passed
HighiaoiLight&P
-ah»pMary;Ann, v ß*mttH>Bda,frbm Boston lor Calcnt-
3sdiya oat, was spoken 81st alt, lat 1150 8,100g38.~
fehlpMlles from GalcuuaOct lp,
for Boston, wtis spokeni7th inst, Ist 2140 N, ibog6o *0
- Sktp Cbnfier, lJeyiißee,'from Bio de Janeiro, arrived
at Now York 29th last.'
,6h«p Evelyn;trom Oalcuttafor Boston, passed High
land light 4P M 291 b inst. - -
Ship Chasca, Marstrand,-from Calcutta, at Boston
29th last. ‘ '
'flhip.DotpblD, Kelly, cleared at Boston 29th lost, for
£&st Indies.' •
Ship Witird, Woodride, for San Francisco, cleared at
Weir York 29th inst, : - ,
1 Ship Argonaut, Norton,from Foocbow-foo, arrived
at New York 29,h inst.- ’
Barque Oak. Ryd»r, cleared at Beaton 29th inst. for
Philadelphia,
Barque Palmetto, Garde, sailed from Guay .mas Deo
10 fer Panama, kith 1200,(90 inspecie.
Barque Panami. GraTeo,fromNew York, arrived at
Bio' de-Janeiro 29th ult.
Barque M aria, Johnson/from Bio Grande Dec 9, ar
rived at New York 28 th laat. .
Barque J W Paige. Jones, for cleared at N
YorkaHth-tost; /.v ■ ' u , ' •
Barque,Cqiwack, Grajj cleared at New'York 28th inst
forYalparai«o- , -'.*■* , "
Barque Quickstep, Odell, from Sbanghse Oct 11, An
jler Kov.lo, arrived at New York 29th inst.
, - Barque Ashley, Thomas, from. Palermo, at Gibraltar
Jau lj and cleared for Philadelphia.
Baique Isaac R Davis, Hood, from Bos ton, arrived at
Rio do Janeiro 21st ult.
Barque Messenger Bird, Beler, from Btchmond, via
Pernambuco, and iloacoke,. Thompson, from New Or*
leans, arrived at Bio de Janeiro 21st nit.
Barque Mondavi*, Burgess, for was.load
log at Bio de'Janeiro Dee 28.
Barque lady Franklin, (8r) Garrett, from Callao, at
Baltimore 29th inst. ..
Barque:’UtU," (Oldenburg)' Paascbe, hence, arrived
at 8t Jago deCuba 14th lost
Baique Wm 11 Newman. Gavett, from Baltimore, ar
rived at Bio de Janeiro 23d ult; .
, Barque Florida, Mnnday, hence, arrived at Aspinwall
JClh lnstV '
n Barque B Wfight, Jr, Lelar, sailed from Havana 19th
inst. fur New York.
Barque Warren Hallett, HaJleU, at Bio de Janeiro
13th ult.,from.Wilminitou
Barque Rainbow, Berlin, from Rlohinond, via Per
mubuco'fwae going Into mode Janeiro 28d alt.
Barque Leighton, fpslghta, from New Orleans, via
i Peroambnco, at Bio de Janeiro 27th ult. > ,
Brig -Albertina, T {Dutcb) Ouendag, for Philadelphia,
sailed from HelvoetSihinat.
Brig .Tiberias. Hughes, sailed from Oienfaegos 18th
inst.tor Philadelphia-..
. Brig John Welsh, Flfleld, hence at Trinidad de Cuba
I2thlnit.' „.,<•, 1
1 Brig Black- Squall, BcraSj for Philadelphia, cleared
nt New York 29th lost.- a* : >
Schr Delaware,'(U S) Yorr; hence at Point Jubiter
IStb lost, with llghihoose materia
Bchr Blaise, Tpaoher, hence, arrived at Galveston*
18 th ln;t.• '
• Schr Ephraim A Anna, Ludlam, hence for Mobile,
ires spoken 21st lost, off Key West
Bchr J 'H'Planner, Paa'syjjfor New York, cleared at
WilminfttoiuKO;29tb inst.
• Bchr A«a BidTidgej’Jtbneen, for Cardenas, cleared at
favanh .h 25th lost."': 1 . j-‘. .
Bchr _W alepn, Maguire, at Bio de Janeiro nth nit.
from Buenos Ayrss, and was loading 20th tor N Orleans'.
’ Bohr, Lewls Chester. Bomers, cleared at Charleston
Stilbinsff fof Pblladetpbja, wltn473balesuplandcotton.
< Bchr An prew MancU[nWn,:(3 masts) Henderson, from
Buenoa AvFeqJDee 11, arrived at New York 20. h inst.
Bchr Bidney PrJce, G6dfrey, for. Cardenas, cleared at
Wilmington, NO, 28th inst, , '
Sehr- Fannie .Corrie, Bleb, from Richmond, at Bio de
Janeiro 20th ult.. ...
Schr-H B WesloD, Maloy, for New York, cleared at
Boston 28th inst.
Bchr* £ b B Wafejf, Hoffmid, and Burrows 0, Clark,
from NewYoik, at WPmlagtOD,NO, 27th inst . - /
Bchr Hknnah Crsmner, hence at Biohmonl
28th inst,.- A . ‘ ' *, * - •
Behr Geojfc GrpeaVGWfn; tfrom Boston forPhiladel*
pWa, waaat Holmes'Hole 28tbinat. .
Steam-tug Baltic, Barnard, from. Charleston, via Key
West, arrived at New (Means 22d Inst.
Bobr Bhoda A touelah, tfoffmpui hence for Cardenas,
sprung a leak on theiaih lost, after passing the Hole
in the ff aIL and ihe leak increasing so that the pun pa
eould hot keep her free; the captain steered for the lend,
bat before reaching it sheauek oh the 14th. near Joul
ioi>eK*jA«The captain'crew .and a part of the cargo
arrived. at-Nassau. WP, on in the wrecking
schr Josephine,. The oa*gq will .probably nearly ail be
-paTol in a damsged condition.' ~ ' .
Havana • '..
‘‘IBBOBIVJSD PBB XiATS ABEITAtS”
• • QOOO Garaotzada PrenaahdoS7 ;BUQ do' Londres, Ist
:■%£& 2ds: 4,b00 £Ua St Zartueia: 0,000 do Millar Com*
xndnes: 11.000'do Opens; IO.bOO do Oohehltaij 6.000
Amalia Znavos: 4.700 do Imittadore*; 11.000 CauUva
Bondres ; 4 000 do Bond Olllndridas; 8 OCO Oantabra 1
tondfesj 7 bQO.dp.Opechas: 14 000,Calliope Londrea:,
22,000 £1 Bbro do; 7,500 do do doe j 2 500 do Miliar ,*
4.800 £1 JDorsdoXofadreli ; 4,500 do do AoV; 5,000 Espana
Lrmdres; 6,100d0 do fine j 100 U Princlpes; Manilla Obe
rooU;10 COOkstrellaOperas; T.SOOdotuflltaLondrea?
li,ooo do Beaalladel Bey; 15,OOOdoJBntre Actos; 13,000,
do Oequetta 1 7 500 Ygfeaia Buelta Londres;, 10,000 do
Galauce7s,ooodo £htre Aotda; 9 000 do Regalia Oou
gresso Ohanita t 3800 do do' Dooufti 5 800 do Zarsneia;
11,000doMiller Londres: .22.000 Bight Hoards Lon
dres; 7.800 do Bntre Actos; .11,000 do Opera; 6,000 do
ftlill Londres: >26,oooJOxalCerondlcfl: 30,000 Nebaji*
Londoss: 15,600 YresYictorias, io\ 8,700 do Millnr.
•In Vore and bond, and for salo by- A. ÜBBINO,
140 South FRONT Btreet.V i;V: , ia3l-tf
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O.EORQE - WHITEXJST, No. 136 South
wJf 'PRONT Btreet,Offers for sale, in Bo djonly—
cß«jgustteßrtoidy,-1867, Pale and Barf.
.' 'Jules Robin Oogcac; 1860 and 1857,'
, pi.Unloa Pro>rfet(n , »!'Gogaao r 2Bs4.;c -_• , » ,
. OMtillloß, Co; 00gnw,1860,1867,1868.,
: £-.‘Ac Camus Bocbelle; 1667..' •- . <■:
c?'PeUbvoisinßochelle, 1868,-to arrive, i
- . A;Co. Coghao, 1865,1861,1848.
' .v'janiateAßotaiijearkin'Bond.^'S■?.
/..^JHpiir^ft^EeQteh.Whitkejrf. •, <..*
Port Wins.- , .. -
, -SreifrMadelrkWine; . .
V ■ - Heidslck Olmtopagne,:qqarts and plr te.
'A fhlTakwiftmipt qrOtareVWine, in cases and casks,
*- : Jal6*Bm# 1
1 • TLEM tf LD; JiO WELL by'
£ ISB'eMpfeVMD%OirALK£NBIt *lB9' * NINTH
■&- x l '- o'd^Girnienti'
or W* 4
miVALB AT THE PWNCIPAI HOTEL?.
: ' mp 'ib oWo'OLOoK »hm lioßhuitt.
GIB ABB HOUSE—Chestnut street, below Ninth*
Jas Archer, St Lonis - -,0 H Bmith, Jr, Missouri
Mr Bell A la, NY Sami Hoyt, Pa
DJDrleßbaoh, Boh Haven 8 Stevenson, Danmore, Pa
JK Taylor, Bndgton • BP Christy, NY
H B Tibbetts, NY 0 C Doherty, Cln, 0
JFltsJamea.NY ' t NS Higgins, NY ,
IA D Agan, Troy, NY E B Bradley, Conn
Jas Tucker, Jr. Boston F M Johnston, NY
MUs B M Tucker, Boston Theo F Breeue, N Y
A Ohlln, Boston Miss A Warner, Klmlra
]> a Crane, NY* ■ BW Martin, NY
j 0 Walker, Colombia B P Mitchell A la, Va
EM Shaffer, NY * * M Brown 4 la, H 7
D Jamison 1 , NY R W Dresser, Boston
H W Moses, NY O W Stevens, Boston
O W White, Ohio DWilson, Ohio
C Darden, Ohio J Humes, Ohio
Mr Jacobson, NY ML Einstein, Phila
J Mothtosh, Balt W Watkinß, Balt
B M Baker, Louisville W M Yeatmau, Oin, 0
John Maguire, Mobile ' D 8 Murray, N Y
JiAtkins, Greensboro, Ala T L Hudgins, Ala
John Hart Ala John H Borauton
R T Kiikpatriok, Ntshv» N N Williams, N Y
Geo BoTgtald, Nashville Mr Stone, Ala
L Luedeker, N Y A P Vinson. 8 0
A Marsb, Hartford ,3 F Boners A In, Texas ,
Joa Y. uog, Mass Miss Lourey. Texas
H Ball A la, N Y J B Deyo A la N Y
B J Breckeorldge, Ky W Graham, Hilsboro
W B Bernard, Mo GO Coy, NY
P Norton, Elmira . yQ H Potta, N Y
Dr Trenor, NY . Miss Trenor, NY
HT Simple, lnd H M Ohapin, Cleveland
J J TlUinghast, lowa S Weess. N Y
f Erbe, N Y H O Caldwell, U 8 N
B T Bestty. Oal L Matthews, Bt Louis
T J Boyd Va W J o****%}' ** uis
WF Henry, NY ' . R«J Jf W GJtln, 8 O
E C Ba ley. Boston . B H Nulls, NY
H Fairbanks, N Y M Carter, NY
w h Rremer, Tenn -P F Stillman, N Y
W G UeeTer/N Y JOBivei, tfaahngton
E W Vaoderlioof, N Y Gauffer. Balt
J H'Keodriok, Nashville ,A W Bee, Oal
O B Ryder, Washington JGuncur,Jr. N Y
Jas Henderson, N Y • • s®Magee,N Y
J 0 Bradford, Plymouth B F Bhenk, Lancaster
W H Waring, Brooklyn E J Baker. N Y
B HolmeSj St Louis D Longnecker, Pa
J| V Bryan, 3t Louis O G Landberry, Newark, O
T Page, Boston T Archer, St Lonis
O Ulrlson, Peoria, 111 W A Stokes, Pa
H b Magraw, Lanoaster C Hager, Lancaster
Jno k Long, Lancaster JB John, Mo
B Hurxthal, NY .0 Gibsbn. St Louis
Seth W Fowler, Boston John L Greene, N Y
A J MoWherter, Nashville W B Grubb. NashviUe
T B BUns A la O Graves, N Y
A Josephs, NY 8 Patten A la, Me
Ralph Trembly, NY G DashiU A la, Memphis
T D Robbins, A! emphis Sami Moort, Balt
RG Moore, Balt Ssr*DFogg,Rl
Wm Burnet, NY John Honewelf
Clement Marsh, N H James M Bnrt.N Y
;Wm H Low, Albany Mr Dow A la, Guayaquil
Mrs Lukins, Guayaquil Mr J Lukins, Guayaquil
O P Prloe.Balt J w Oochcan, N Y
Bobt 0 Tiler. USA . h P Berob, NiuiliTme
J R WUklnion, All " P Tenny, Waahtagtoa
AMBRIOAN HOTWi—Oheetout »t., above Fifth
I! B Menlok, Ky 110 Btormee. Phil»
B 0 Sohaltz & la, St M»rye O Gould, H I
D O’O McCarthy, N J Q Crooks, NY
J 1) Kemp, N Y M Aron, NY
Jaa 1> Turber, Masa ' 8 H Spier, Boeton
-John Walden, Va . OB Smith, NY
E B Nloholß A la, Waeh M> e H baton, N Y
L Beokel, NY D Bownthal, Phila
Joe 8 Hedgeß, Waohington G A ”
3 W Beynolde, NY A Walle, N Y
J M Houghton, NY
UNION HOTIL—Arch street, below Fourth.
W C Garwood, NY D Martin, Brasohtown
J A Preistey, Lane Otaas Mackey A la, Lino
W A Benjamin, Trenton J B Spurrier, N Albany
j O TTndelson, Indiana J S Dye, Ashland
Jas Haines, Bedford N 8 Bruce. Memphis
B Bruce, Cincinnati A Esohbaoh A la, Lane
Jas H Bryson Phils G R.Sampson, Dixon, 111
P A Palmer, Dixon, 111
WH. U. HICKMAN.
BLACK BEAR INN—Filth and Merchant streets.
JO Henry, Pa L K Baldwin A la, Del
T J Walkor, Del
BALD EAGLE—^Third street, above OallowhUl.
Daniel Siegel, Easton
BLACK BEAR. HOTEL—Third flt., ab. OallowhUl.
W K Grin, NY J Gerhard, Pa
L Clemmons, Doylestown. H Tomlinson, Byberry
J Sutter. Bucks co J Tomlinson, Byberry
0 Whitenaker, Beading
NATIONAL HOTEL—Race street, above Third.
D C RUey, Phila J G Parker A la. Phila
Prof H W Bank, Pa _ GW Ramsay A la. Pa
D OFotney, Tremont J 8 Moore Stroudsburg
W F Yeager, Allentown ' G W Geiger, Reading
8 G Fox, Treppe J R Simpson, Del
MOUNT VERNON HOTEL—Second ,et., above Aroh.
A Lukens, Phila J Ryan, Illinois
D Oatman, New York J Tindall, Phila
Z Stein, hew York E B Patterson, Pa
G Carman, Pa
MADISON HOUSE—Second st., below Aroh.
F A Adams, Trenton P D Miller, Trenton
II Waterman, Chester co , AYoete Pa
T Anderson, Brooklyn W J Colter, New York
J Caul/, New York A Warren, New Jersey
BARLEY SHEAF HOTEL—Second street, below Vine.
J 8 Heston, Newtown E Paxson, Folebnry
8 Border, nocks oo F McCue, Freochtown
J R Torbert, Pa O Miohener, Pa
D McNair, Bucks 40 * G H Kiennan,* New Jersey
A Watson, Pa T Durand, New York
W A Wall, New York, Gas Taylor, New York
FRANKLIN KOUSE-Checrtnut fit, above Third.
W A'WaU, N J L P Flagg, Ohicago
-JB Ayrea, NY‘ A Armstrong, Lexington
A B Taleott A la, N Y 8 G Piper, Utica, N Y
HLOweoAwf.NO Geo Dryden, N 0
H Halderman, NO 0 Brehme, Balt
L 0 Frank, Balt H W Btimeon, Balt ;
J T Wearer, Balt M 0 Ohapline, Wheeling
W Fox, Pottsrilte W Harper, Wheeliog
J 8 Morris, Pottavllle J 8 Rhodes, Wheeling
M Langdon. NY - El Noble, N Y
M Hardy, N Y .-
MB BO HANTS’ HOTEL—Fourth st.. below Arch.
OO KoWnson. Phila r B M Fields, Lebanon co
WBauborn,£rie. _r. BMHamilLfcJa.N J..:-i^.
Pniia - •
NO ~ A Stanley, Conn - . ,
A Oonnely, St Louis 1 , yp Vogalaatd. Mo'
John Jones, Arkansas ' a McClure, Onambersburg
OUlilehrPhiia s D Baldwin, Cleveland
W W Eastburn, Boston - B H King. St Paul
R Williams, Virginia J We*t. Maryland
Jr-hn Asher, Virginia ' John Money, Misa
P Fitzgerald. Brooklyn W W Culberson, Ohio
A R Reese, N J T Byrmer, N Y
WHTeeham, NY John Mclnnea, Boston
O W Moore, Pittsburg F Smith, FalrmOunt
J J Thompson, Lancaster -T P Lynch, Trenton
J B Spinney, Hass PC Hill, Maas
J B Palmer; 8t Louis R B Bnow, St Louis
Farrel, Herring, ic Co*,
IRON SAFE WAREHOUSE
Snnndera 1 Inatitnte, on W. Phil. Passenger
Railway, Market and William streets.
Tmxß Divjsiohs—Yooap Mss, YeoTH r BMAU. Bovs.
HEALTH AND GROWTH
From Exercise in the Open Air, on several Acres of Pri
vate Grounds. '
FARE FREE OF CHARGE,
On all the Passenger Railways, and In all the Omni*
bases of tho city.
PATRONB.—Messrs. Martin,
Morton MoMicbael, Bon. N. B. Browne, Editors of the
Press'and Ledger, Chief Justice Lewis, Rev. Messrs.
Ewi.g, Wood, Emerson, Taylor, Gov. Bigler, acd
many others of corresponding position, who will cheer
fully bear testimony to the improvement of their, sons
and wards. Profanity, Quarrelling, Teasing, Rudeness,
and other vices are so entirely and cordiallyshnnnedby
the pupils that it has been styled by a distinguished
patron (< a saps school.’ ’ As the Ist of February is
the time when many parents are selecting schools, pub
lic attention,is invited to this Seminary.
For farther, particulars eee 1 advertisement in the
Ltdgtr of to*day. It
How many, households have been desolated
by that terrible disease, Consumption 1 And how gra
dual and silent Its approaches ! A slight cold—a hack
ing coagh—fpittirg of blood—and the pet of the family
lies cold in death l, But lf she—lf my one—would take
Hooiland’s Balsamic Cordial in the first or second, and
sometimes even in the third stage of-the disease, imme
diate relief would ensue and life be prolonged.
- So also In lofluenza, Laryngitis, Asthma, Bronchitis,
and particularly. In Group. The latter disease, the ter
ror of parents, is completely innocuous in presence of
the Bali&m'e Cordial, and may be cured by a few doses.
Prepared only by Dr. C. M. JACKSON, No. 418 ARCH
Street, acd for sale by Druggists and Storekeepers
throughout the United States and Canada. Price 76
cents perbottle. ltdfcltw
Its Effects arc Really Mngical! Julcf
HAUEL’B ATHENIENNE, or BAIR RBNOVATER,
.prevents the half falling off. by giving a healthy toneto
the roots; where baldness exists, it causes a new growth
of soft, luxuriant hair, aud it speedily restores gray
hair to its original life color and beauty. Bold br all
Druggists, and by JULEB HAUEL A CO., No. 704
CHESTNUT Btreet, Philadelphia. d6t
Great Reduction In Prices—Determined not to
FOLLOW IN THE BEATEN TRACK.—lnstead of
holding our goods for a profit and carrying them over
their legitimate season, we have reduced in price every
article in our house, entirely regardless of oost,
in order to close all our FALL AND WINTER
STOOK We have marked in plain figures the price on
each garment, (according *0 oar usual custom.) We
are determined to sell our goods always at the lowest
possible price, believing it to be the only true system
to cenduot business, and it is the only way that we can
ant do retain our present heavy business. We bny and
sell exclusively for cash.
0»U and see, and convince yourselves,
At the great one price
WHITE HALL,
ja2B*2t . 0 IF. oorner FOURTH and MARKET.
>' Singer Sewing Machines, for ail Manufac
turing purposes, have a great reputation, honestly
e«rned. All .the products of these Machines are In
ACTIVE DEMAND at EXTRA PRICES.
The best and Cheapest Article
FOR THE HAIR.
prepared from highly-perfumed
; This preparation possesses extraordinary properties
for preserving and beautifying the hair, and also resto.
ring Its natural luxuriant and glossy appearance.
One application, however harsh the hair may be,
renders it soft and glossy.
AISO,
MAGIC HAIR DYE, * PAPHIAN LOTION,
CHEMICAL HAIR INVIGORATOR.
Perfumers and Distillers,
Nos. 197,497, and 617 BROADWAY, New York.
Bold by all Druggists and Fancy Goods dealers.* Pint
. ' bottles, 60 oenta j half-pints, 26 cents.
, '. Inquire for Phalon & Son’s OQOOINB,
. Beware of Counterfeits.
' & BROTHERS, 800 CHESTNUT
, fttrwt, FfaUftdftyhlft) Wholesale Agents. ja36-tf
Special Notices.
HITS BIMOTBD TBBIR
NO. 629 OHBBTRUT BTREET,
(Jayne’s Hall.)
I. M. SINGER & CO.,
602 CHESTNUT Btreet,
PHALON & SON’S “ OOOOINB,”
COCOA-NUT OIL.
PHALON & SON,
Burnett’* Cecoalue.
BURNETT’S 0000AINB.
BURNETT’S OOOOAINX.
A oompound of Cocoa-nut Oil, Ac., for dressing the
Hair. For efiloaoy and agreeableness, it Is without an
equal.'
• It prevents the hair from falling off.
It promotes its healthy and vigorous grotsM.
it is not greasy or stiehy.
It leaves no disagreeable odor.*
It softens the hair when hard and dry.
It soothes the irritated sealp skin.
It affords Me richest lustre.
It remains longest in effect.
It costs fifty cents for a half pint fcoltli.
Burnett’s Cocaine.
BURNETT'S COCOAINE.
BURNETT’S COCOAINE.
TESTIMONIAL.
Bobtoh, July 10, 1857.
10" tffBSRS. J. Burhhtt A 00. : I cannot refuse to
state the salutary effect in my own aggravated ease of
your excellent Hair Oil—(Cocoaine.)
* For maoy monthkmy hair had been falling off, until
I was fearful of losing it entirely. The skin upon my
head became gradually more and more Inflamed, so that
I could not tonch it without pain.' This irritated con
dition I attributed to the use of various advertised hair
washes, which I have since been told contain oamphene
spirit.
By the advice of}my physician, to whom you had
shown your process of purifying the Oil, I commenced
its use the last week in Juue. The first application al
layed the itching and irritation j In three or four days
the redness and tenderness disappeared—the hair ceased
to fall, and I have now a thick growth of new hair.
I trust that others, similarly afflicted, will be in
duced to try the same remedy.
Yours, very truly,
SUSAN R. POPE.
Barnett’s Cocoalne.
BURNETT'S COCOAINE.
BURNETT’S COCOAINE,
|0" A tingle application renders the hair (no matter
how stiff and dry) soft and glossy for several days. It
is conceded by all who have used it to be Ms best and
cheapest Hair Dressing in the World.
Prepared by
JOBIFH BURNBTT Be, 00., Boston.
10" Tor sale' by dealers generally at Fifty Cents a
Bottle. jalS-dtml
Window Drapery,
BROOATELLB.
BATIN DAMASK,
SATIN DE LAIN®,
WORSTED DAMASK,
ASPS, MOREENS, AND PLUSHES,
Together with all the 'trimmings appertaining to the
Curtain trade.
Owing to the lateness of the season, we will olose out
our heavy Curtains at greatly reduced rates. Curtains
cut, mode, and put up, lower than prioes elsewhere
Also, White Lace and Muslin Curtains of every descrip
tion, bought at auction, and selling at half the usual
price. Window Shades, Gold Bordered, Landscape,
Gothic, Fresco, Plain Linen, and Oil Oloth, at whole
sale and retail.
PATTEN’S CURTAIN STORE,
680 CHESTNUT Street.
Grover Jc Baker’s Celebrated Family Sewing
MACHINES.
A NSW STYLE—PRIOR $6O.
780 Chestnut Stekst, Philadelphia
These Machines sew from two spools, and form a
seam of unequalled strength, beauty, and elasticity,
whioh will hot rip, even If every fourth stltoh be cut.
They are unquestionably the best In the market for
family use.
oelG-tf Cy sbed roa a maooLAs. _ff»
Worms 1 Worms I Worms!—McLane’s cele
brated VERMIFUGE, ; the great American remedy for
Worms. Bold by all respectable Druggists.
jal7-mw&Mm
&50. —Singer's Family Sewing Machines.—
Price only FIFTY DOLLARS. For good work and good
looks this Machine is unequalled.
I. M. SINGER A CO.,
002 CHESTNUT Street.
One-Price Clothing of the Latest Styles, and
mode in the best manner, expressly for xbtail balbb.
We mark oar lowest selling prices In flaw rioosss
on esoh article. All goods made to order are warranted
satisfactory, and oar ohb-pbiob btbtbm is striotly ad
hered to. We bellere this to be the' only fair way of
dealing, as thereby all are treated alike.
1 JONBB & CO.,
604 UARKIT Street.
rv^ 3 * P«*t Office, Philadelphia) January 30,
JLS 3869.
Ab come persons are dropping Letters Into the an*
finished “ Lamp Post Letter Boxes,” it is necessary to
inform the publio that these Boxtis are not yet ready for
nse. and letters ehoald not be dropped into them until
notice is given by advertisement in the newspapers.
It GIDEON Q. WESTOOTT, Postmaster.
IV9B Life-size Photographs In Oil, If made at
.Ls RKIMER'S GALLERY, SECOND Street, above
Green, are unquestionable likenesses, and superior pic
tures. it*
ryr=> Historical Society, January 31st, 1839.
-Captain WILLIAM W. H. DAVIS will read
a paper on the <* Puebla Indiana,” at a meeting of the
Society to be held THIS EVENING, at 8 o’clock.
PRANK M. ETTING,
It ' Recording Secretary
v"SSP» . Important Meeting.—ln view el the j
JJJ compsr&tlve religious necessities of the South, :
and capacities of ihe North, and in view of the pollti- :
cal and Christian paternity «utd blended int«reeta which
should; and.most, ever mod closely together these
cordially invito the Church. anJthe”
country, to attend a pobUo meeting, to be held in the
INDEPENDENT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, of
which Rev. JOHN CHAMBERS is pastor, on TUES
DAY EVENING-, Pebruary Ist, at 7# o’clock, when
tje claims of the South upon the Christian sympathy
and missionary co operation of the North will be pre
sented, by the Rev. JOSEPH 0 BTILKB, D. D , and
Rev. JOHN CHAMBERS, in exposition, and In behalf
of the Southern Aid Society.
Philadelphia. January 121st,
SIGN
Ambrose White,
John A. Brown,
Paul T. Jones, *
Samuel Work,
William Purves,
Arthur A. Hurt,
Thomas D. Mitchell,
B B. Comegys,
Joel Jones,
j *29-31*
H. H. EhiHingford,
James Bayard,
William Shippen,
Alexander Fullerton,
Joseph H. Dalles,
James S. Earie,
Willlm McKee,
John C. Farr,
Stephen Colwell.
Law Lectures.— Hon. Joel Jones will
Uof deliver the next of the couree, in the Lecture
Room of CRITTENDEN’S PHILADELPHIA COM
MERCIAL COLLEGE, on MONDAY EVENING, at 8
o’clock. Free to the Students, and to all business Men.
ja29-2t
rrs» Rev. George W. Smtiey, of Kentucky,
Iks will preach EVERY EVENING of the first
week of the Great Religions Festival or Jubilee, to be
held in NATIONAL HALL, Market, above Twelfth, to
commence on MONDAY EVENING, 81st inst., at 7#
o’clock. All are invited. , j&29-tf
rvy» Notice.—The annual meeting of the
LL3 Stockholders of the Ooeaa Steam Navigation
Company will be held at No. 300 North DELAWARE
Avenue, on TUEBDAY, the Ist of February next, at 12
o’clock, noon, at which time and place there'will bean
eleotioa for Fire Directors for the ensuing year.
Philadelphia, January 17, 1869. WM. DENNIS,
JalB-12t* Secretary and Treasurer.
ryw» J&yne’a Hall Prayer Meetings—Notice
lAJJ - Owing to a previous engagement of the Hall, the
BUBINEBS MEN’S UNION PRAYER MEETING will
be held until farther notice, in the BANSOM-BTREET
OBURCH, (rear of the new hotel.)
All are oordially invited to attend, and the meeting
is open for all to take part who are members of any
Evangelical Ohnroh, d2O-tf
(yesm Office Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
ikjf PniLADBLPHU, January 15,1869.—N0T1CE TO
STOCKHOLDERS —The Annual Aleetlng of the Stoctf*
holders of this Company will be held on MONDAY, the
7th dav of February, 1860, at 10 o’clook, A. M., at the
BANSOM STREET HALL!
The Annual Election for Directors will be held on
MONDAY, the 7th dsy of Ma r cb, 1859, at the office of
the Company, No. 234 S. THIRD Street.
jal7-tf EDMUND BMlTH.BeoreUry.
f/3* The Coupons of the First Mortsoge
LLS BONDS of the CATAWISSA, WILLIAMSPORT,
and ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY, due February Ist,
1860, will be paid on and after that date; one-third on
presentation, one-third in April, and one-third fa June,
with interest. The Coupons due In 1860, on tbe Chat
tel Mortgage Bonds of the company, will be paid at ma
turity. *
By order of the Board of Managers.
WILLIAM R. PISnEB,
Treasurer O. W. and E. B. R. Oo
Philadelphia, January 261 h, 1859. jn26>tfel
fyy* Notice.—A Committee of the Managers
LLS? of the Complimentary Ball to the Philadelphia
Grays will sit at the ARMORY of the Philadelphia
,Grftys,every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND SATUR
DAY EVENINGS, for the delivery and settlement of
tickets, until the 26th. O. F. DESMOND,
ja!3-26t ~ Becretary,
Extension Tables; suitable for Ships,
lk3 Steamboats, Hotels, and Dwellings, for sale
Uh«ap, at MANUFACTORY. No. 269 South THIRD
Street.
ryffa Dinner Extension Tables, good and
Iks Cheap, at MANUFACTORY, 259 South THIRD
Street. ’ dlB-tfel
lyssai Sunbury and Erie Railroad —Notice.—
Usjs The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the
Sunbury and Erie Railroad Company will be heJAat the
cffice, No. 824 WALNUT Street, onMONDAY, the 14th
day of February next, at 10 o’clock A. M.
At this meeting an elect on will be held for ten Ma
nagers of> the Company to serve'for one year. The
Polls to close at 2 o’clcck, P. M.
W EDWARD BPOFFORD, Secretary.
Philadelphia, Jan. 24,1859. ja24-mAwtfel4
ryn?=» Office of tbe Union Canal Company
LL3 PfliLADiLPnu, January 10, 1869.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Union
Canal Company of Pennsylvania will be held at tbe Of
fice of tha Company, No. 228 WALNUT Street, on
TUEBDAY, February Ist next, at 11 o’cloek A.M.;
after which an eieo ion will be held for officers and
managers for the ensuing year
Tbe Transfer Books will be closed after the2oth Inst,
jall-tfel O. THOMPSON, Secretary.
ivsa Dr. Weder’s Chestnut Springs Water
lij? CUBE, at Ohestnnt Hill, Philadelphia county,
jafl-ly
rywa Wardrobes* of Elegant Styles, for sale
Uj? Cheap, at MANUFACTORY, 269 Sonth THIRD
Btreet
The Seml-annunl Examination of Can
dldates for admission as pupils of tbe NORMAL
SCHOOL will be commenced on MONDAY, February
7th, at 9o’olook A. 61,
To be admitted the candidate must be at least fifteen
years of age, and pass a satisfactory examination in
Orthography, Definition of Words, Raading, English
Grammar, History of the United States, Geography,
Arithmetic, and Penmanship.
• Tho NORMAL SCHOOL is designed to qualify fe
males to become teachers In the Public Schools; and,
previous to bxahixatiof, every candidate must make
an explicit declaration that her object in entering tbe
sohool la to qualify herself to become a teacher, and
that she intends to engage in teaching in the PUBLIC
80HOOLB OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA.
- Examination on MONDAY in Theoretical Arithme
tic and Orthography, and Definition of Words.
TUEBDAY—Grammar and Geography.
‘WEDNESDAY—PracticaI Arithmetic and History.
ja27-tfe7 P. A. ORXGAR Principal.
ry-==» Hnsiness Education.—Call at Bryant &
iLs STRATTON’S MERCANTILE COLLEGE, B E.
oorner SEVENTH and CHESTNUT, and examine their
Counting-House Course of Instruction. It comprißOS
thirtt FRiovioiL MAHOSOBIPT BBTS, illustrating Bank
ing, Manufacturing, Jobbing, and Commission business.
A practical knowledge of accounts and good business
Writing is guarantied to every Stndent. jal9-2t
ry-==» Philadelphia Medical Society.—A stated
lk_3 meeting will be held on MONDAY, January 31st,
at lii o’clook P. M., at the Locust-street Lyceum. An
electfox of officers. fJ. J. REESE,
j&29~21* Recording Senetarj.
THE PRESS.— -PHILAJDELPHIA, MONDAY. JAi,
rys. Three Lectures on
[Tjt will be given, at CONCERT HALL, Chestnut
streetj abov» Eleventh, on TUEBDAY, p^i
FRIDAY, 4th j TUHBDAY, Bth, »t 7X o’olMk, b/Prof.
JOHNS, formerly British Oocsnl at Jerusalem, anil
architect or the heautirul ohurch on Mount Zion, in
that city j by Uapt. W. F. LYNCH, U. S. N.,Oummau-
Berof the .Expedition to Jordan and the Dead Be»,isnd
hy Rev. H.S. OSBORN, Professor or Natural Bolenoo,
Roanoke Oolleze, and author of “ *£“
Present.” These gentlemen have kindly accepted the
invitation to lector* for the Northern Home for Friend
lesa Children, the Young Mon’. Christian Association
of Camden, and the House of Industry or the same
place, to which Institutions the entire proceeds are de
voted. The Geographical end Statistical Society of New
York have kindly offered their magnificent MAP OP
THE ORIENT, forty feet in length. The opening and
olosing overtures on the organ of theUarmonia B. M.
Society are by lIBNRY G. TUUNDHR, Seq. A nmnber
of persons, (male and female,) will appear In the vari
oua coslnmes of Syria during the leotures, Grand Piano
from the wareroom of Messrs. Ohlckerlng A Sons, 1807
Chestnut street. Tickets to the oourae, 60 cents:
single tickets, 25 cents—to be Ijad at the principal
stores. ja2o-Bt*
nr=» Olfico Shamokin Valley and Pottevlile
QjFrAILBOAD COMPANY, 809 WALNUT St-
Philadelphia, Jatmary27,lBs9.
- The Ooupous of the first Mortgage Bonds of the Phila
delphia and Sunbury Railroad Compauy, fine the Ist of
February, 1859, anti the outstanding Coupons, due Ist
August, 1868, will bo paid on presentation, at the
BANK OF COMMERCE, Philadelphia, on and after
the Ist FEBRUARY. JAMES S. BIDDLE,
ja2B-dtfelAths&tu 2ir Prealdent.
tY=» Delaware Division Canal Company of
UJj PENNSYLVANIA.
NOTICE.—The annual meeting of the Stockholders
of this Company will be held at their office, 80S WAL
NUT Street, on TUESDAY, the Ist day of February
next, at which time an election will be held for a Pre
sident and Directors for the ensuing year. The polls
will doße at 2 o'clock P. M,
J. W. WOOLSTON, Secretary.
Philadelphia, January 26th, 1869. Ja37»4t*
rirsa Secretary and Book-cases, In great va-
Lks riety, at MANUFACTORY, 269 South THIRD
Street.
tyrs* =* Office of the Philadelphia and Savannah
IJJJ tffilAH NAVIGATION COMPANY—PniLA
dblphia, January 17,1859.
The annual meetiog of the Stockholders of the Phila
delphia and Savannah Steam Navigation Company will
be held at No. 24 PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE, on
TUESDAY EVENING, the Ist of February next, at
half-past seven o’olook, at whioh time and place there
will be an eleotlon for Fire Managers for the ensuing
year. WM. DENNIS,
ja!B-12t v Secretary and Treasurer.
ry==* Office of the Reliance M. Insurance
LL§ COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA, January 16,
1869.—The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of
this Company, will be held at their office, No. 808
WALNUT Streot, on MONDAY, tho 7th day of Fe
bruary next, at 12 o’cloek. M, and an eleotlon for
Twenty Directors, to serve for the ensuing year, will be
held on the same day and at the tame place, between
the hours of 12 o’clock M. and 2 o’clock P. M.
Jal7-wmf-3w B. M. HIfIOBMAN, Secretary
ry;--» Restoration of the Jews—Six Lectures
jjkJj on the <( Restoration of the Jews” will be deli
vered by tho Rev. 8 BONHOMME. at the HALL OF
THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA, NINTH
Street, above CHESTNUT, Philadelphia, commencing
on TUESDAY EVENING, February Ist, at a quarter of
eight oclook.
First lecture, TUESDAY EVENING, February Ist.
On the Propheoy.
Second lecture, FRIDAY EVENING, February 4th.
The Holy Land, with Signs of the Times
Third lecture, TUESDAY EVENING, February Bth.
The Restoration of the Twelve Tribes to Palestine.
Fourth leotnre, FRIDAY EVENING. February 11th,
The Union of Jodah and Israel into one Kingdom
Fifth lecture. TUESDAY EVENING, February 16th.*
The Sixtieth Chapter of Isaiah; or the Complement of
the original Promise made to Abraham, Isaac, and
Jacob.
Sixth locture, FBI DAT EVENING, February 18th.
Continuation of the Subjeot.
Tickets for the course, for a lady and gentleman, $1:
for a single lecture 25 cents The proceeds to be applied
to charitable purposes.
TJokgte for sale at the Presbyterian House, 1831
Cheß’DUt street;
The Episcopal Depository, 1224 Chestnut street;
The American Tract Society, 027 Chestnut street;
At Burns sod Sieg, 800 Chestnut street;
AtW.S Martien’s, 600 Chestnut street;
At the Bible House, Beventh and Walnut;.
At the Baptist bookstore Aroh street;
At Smith’s bookstore, 40 North Blztk street;
At the Methodist bookstore, 50 North Fourth street,
and at the door of the hall. je2s*tusamtu4t
rv-==» Office of the Fire Insurance Company
UJ? OF TAB COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA—
January 21,1869.
Ate meeting of the Stockholders of .the said Com
pany, held on MONDAY, the 17th lost., the following
gentlemen were duly elected DI&EOTOBS for the en
suing year, to wit;
Charles J. Butter,
Samuel Bonne!!.
Henry Crllly,
Frederick Klott,
Joseph fioore,
And at a meeting of the
DAY, OHARLSS J. SDTT
re-elected President.
ja22-7t BKNJAi
On Tuesday, January 26th, 1859, at Oooperstown.
New York, by the Ref. Stephen U. Synnott, GEORGE
WHITNEY, of Philadelphia,to Mies SARAH 0. FAIR
MAN, of Cooperatown. *
On Wednesday, January 20, by Ber. Thoe. U. Beve
ridge, Mr. GEORGE BROWN, of Masayuok, to MI'S
ELLEN HA HRIBON, or this city. *
January 27th, by Rev. W. Oathcart, Mr. OLAYTON
YOUNG to Mrs. ANN RAPP, both of this city. *
On the 27th Inst. by Rev. N. Heston, 252 N. Thir
teenth at., SAM’L K. MAGUIRE. EBq., to Miss 0.
ANNIE BMirU, of Wilmington. Dei. *
In Temperancevllle, on the 27th Inst., by the Rev.
Everett H. Plummer, Mr. HENRY P. WEAVER, of
Chester, to Mias JULIA P. BOLE, formerly of this
city. * .
On the 27th Inst , by Rev. W Blackwood, B. D , Mr.
ANDREW 11. ENGLISH to Mlsa ELLEN' BORTYj
both of thin city. #.,
On the 27th lost., by Rev. W. Blackwood, D. D., Mr.
HENRY H. JONES to Miss ELIZA LEVER, both of
thlaolty. _
Oo -the 28th Inst., in the 74th year of her age, Mrs?
CATHERINE DOUGLASS, relict of the late Joseph
if TMr*THrmr*~ **“* thonc or thlMfct&lty Arb
respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the r»*
sldenoo of her 6on-la*law, Charles E Kennedy, 96T 8.
Front street, on Tuesday next at 2o’e!ook P. M.. to
proceed to Bwedes Church, without further notioe. *
Suddenly, on the morning of tho 80th inst., EDWIN
HBISLEB, only child of fiamueland Anna M. Dutcher,
in the 6th year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence
of his parents, No. 007 Spring Garden street, on Tues
day afternoon, at 2 o’clock, without farther notice. A*
On Fridav morning, 28th inst, at three o’clock,
after a protracted Illness, Mrs. MARY R. MIFFLIN,
wife of Robert F. Christy.
The Relatives and friends of the family aro respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence
of her husband, No. 621 Booth Third street, this (Mon
day afternoon, at three o’clook. To proceed to Bo-
UAldson’s Cemetery. *
On 28tb Inst., Sir. ANDREW PBBCIVAL STOCK
DALE, in the 49tU year of his age.
Tbe family and his male friends are respectfully in
vited to attend his funeral, from his late residence, No.
414 Queen street, this (Monday,/ 1 January 81st, at one
o’clock P. M , without further notice. *
On the stb lest, of yellow fever, after an illness of
five days, at Puerto Cabello, Venezuela, at tbe resi
dence of Oapt. Marlllo, Mr. TOBIAS F.'ttILEY, son of
Mrs. Salome and the late Tobias Riley, of this city.
(Ohio and California papers please copy. *
Suddenly, on tbe 2ttn lost,, JOHN GULIN, lathe
60th year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
folly invited to attend the funor&l, from his late resi
dence, corner of Locust and Marg&relta streets, West
Philadelphia, this , Monday,) 31st Inst., at 2 o’clock P.
M., without farther notice. *
Suddenly, on the evening of tho 27th Inst., JOHN
TOMLINSON, aged 63 yoara.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence,
corner of Fifteenth and Bsrolay streets, below Ooates,
this (Monday) morning, at 10 o’clock, without farther
notice #
On tbe 28th inst., JAMES H. GLENN, In the 28d
year of his age. ' *
WjThe relatives and frienda of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the Tuneral, from bis late resi
dence, No 1663 North Front street, below Chatham,
this (Monday) afternoon, at 1 o’cloek, without farther
notice. To proceed to'Franklln Cemetery. *
On the 26th last.; PATRICK KEIRENS, aged 44
years.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend tho funeral, from hiß late resi
dence, No. 142 South Eighth street, above Walnut,
this (Monday) morning, at nine o’clock, without fur
ther notice. *
Health
Interments in City of PAi
the 20th of ,
> Q\ > a
n. w a. o'
DJBHAOSB. 2. g DISEASES. & =
?p * a
Abscess Inflara’n Bronchi.. 1 2
Aneurism 1 “ Kidnoys 2
Apoplexy 1 “ Liver. ..1 1
Asphyxia 1 ' “ Lungs ... 3 16
Burns 12 “ S. 6c Bowels. 3 2
Dancer of Btomach. 1 Insanity 1
Casualties 1 Inanition.,. 1
Croup 17 Jaundico 1 1
Congestion Lun.s., 1 Laryngitis......... 1
*• Brain.. 2 1 Mnnia-a-P0tu..... 2
Oonsum’n of Lungs 32 Marasmus 4
Convulsions...... 1 8 Mea51e5........... I
Diabetes 1 Mortification....,, 1
Dropsy, Brain 6 Old Age 6
“ Cheat 2 1 Pleurisy..,.. 2
Disease of Brain... 4 2 Palsy 2
‘ f ‘ Heart.-,. 6 2 Scrofula, 9
Debility 6 7 Still-Born 16
Effusion on Brain.. 2 Teething 1
Fracture 1 Tetanus 1
Fever, Scarlet 1 Unknown... 1
“ Typhoid.... 6 Whooping Cough.. 1
Gout of Heart..... 1
Hernia 11 89 108
Infiam’tlon, Brain 6
OF THE ABOVE THERE WBIIB—
1 year.. ....64 From 40 to l5
From Ito 2 23 « 60 to 60 7
“ 2to 6 22 “ 60 to 70.... 10
“ 6to 10 7 “ 70 to 80.. V. 6
“ 10 to 15 0 “ 80 to 90 10
“ 16 to 20 2 “ 90 to 100 1
“ 20 to 30 19
“ 30 to 40 21 Total 197
From the Almshouse, 11; P ople of Color, 16; from
the Country, 4. v
Males
Females...
By order of the B<
ARi
OP THE LEGISLATURE,
The following forty-one members of the Henate aud
House, viz:
Mersrs. BHA3SFFER, COFFEY. GREGG, MYER,
SCOFIELD, RUTHERFORD, BALDWIN, PAPKfiU,
YARDLKY, of the Senate; and Messrs. THORN,
HAMERSLEY, GRATZ, WOOD, WALUORN, HARD
ING, BTYJSR, NEALL, SHEPPARD. FIBBER'. AB
BOTT, WILEY, MoDOWELL, IRISH, BRYSON,
SMEAD, KINNEY, BARLOW, FEARON, MHHAF
FEY, MILLER, ROUBB. WHITMAN, CAMPBELL, Mo
QLUKE, PRICE, KLLMAKKR,GREEN,KKANAGY,
ROBE, WILLIerON, and GLAI’Z.of the House are
sojourning for the present session, at the JONES *
HO USE,elected In 18&7, corner of MARKET SQUARE
and MARKET Street, HARRISBURG, Pa.,, where
ample accommodations may be obtained at all times for
their respective friends, and others having business
with them. ja3l-mwfcfr-2w
NOTIOE. —The present Capital of THE
ENTERPRISE INSURANCE COMPANY (1100,-
000) having been paid In cash, notice is hereby given
that an JnoreairiTor the same, to the earn of Two Hun
dred Thousand Dollars, has been authorised by the
Stockholders, and that tbe subscription book will bo
opened on the first day of March next, at the Office of
the Company, where it will remain open until the in
creased amount has been subscribed
CHARLES W. OOXE, Secretary.
Philadelphia, 29 January, 1869. jaßl.tmarl rp
THE SECOND TEEM of tho Session in
PENN INSTITUTE will oommenoe February Ist.
Apply at the Rooms, S. E. corner THIRTEENTH and
FILBERT. R. STEWART, Principal.
Jafll-tf
NOTIOE—THE KEYSTONE
STATE having been detained by fog, will
oontiuue to receive freight until THIS EVENING, aud
sail to-morrow morning, at 10 o’olook.
' ALEX. HERON, Jn.,
t Jit SouQiwest 09f• FOURTH and CHESTNUT,
Robert V. Massey.
Michael MoGiU,
John Horn.
Frederick Schobef, and
George Mecke.
said Direotore, held THIS
ER, Esq., was unanimously
[IN F. HOEOKLEY, See.
itlarViajjef.
HUat&e.
Report.
Orriox, January 29, 1869.
dladelphia from the 22 d to
January, 1859.
Health
, • • .108 1 Roys
... 89 | Girls
card of Health.
THUR HUGHES, Health Ofilcm
detail ©rn <Soo&*7
JH otrBNING DRBSS goods '
SPRING IMPORTATIONS.
BESSON & SON, i
3MCOTJH.3STI3Sra-. STORE,
Wo. 808 CHESTWWT STREET.
Hare ja»t received—
Black Lyons Bilk Grenadines.
“ Paris Grenadine Bareges,
“ Crape Mtrets,
“ Crape Tammat&as,
11 Bareges, all widths,
“ Ohaly de Lalnes,
lt Tamiee Cloth,
“ All-Wool Muslins, doable widths,
« Ohnly,
“ Bayadpre Bilks,
t( Figured Bilks,
“ Gros d’ Spsom Silks,
“ Patent Boiled Bilks,
“ Poalt de Sole, or Mourning Silks,
Black and White Foulard SUks.
f( “ English Chintzes,
“ “ Lawn,
-White and BLaok English Chintses,'
** n Lawns,
‘Gray and Black Lawns,
“ “ English Chintzes,
White and Lilac English Chintzes,
4< “ Lawns,
Plain Black Lawns.
Second Mourning Poll de Ohevres,
u u Bareges,
“ “ Checked Mohairs,
“ “ Orurelli,
“ (< Mousseline de Bege,
, “ “ Bayadere Ohalli,
” “ Lavellai,
“ “ Bayadere Mohairs,
' l( 11 Syria Poplins,
t( “ Pina Cloth, Ac., Ac., Ac.
N. 8.-NBW GOODS OPINING DAILY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
ON ACCOUNT OF THE BREVITY OF
THB SEASON. and in order to make room /or
BPRING GOODS, we hare concluded to sell out our
Winter Stook regardless of coat, for two weeks. Now,
those wishing to purchase will find it to their advan
tage to give us a call. Come one, come all, and obtain
these bargains.
PINE FRENCH CLOAKS,
HEAVY BEAVER OLOAKB.
PINE FRENCH RAGLANS,
HEAVY BEAVER RAGLANS,
BttOOHH LONG AND SQUARE SHAWLS,
Of all qualities and grades.
FINE FRENCH BLANKET SHAWLS,
FRENCH AND ENGLISH MERINOE3.
EMBROIDERIBB! EMBROIDERIES!!
Collars, Sleeves, Infanta 4 Waists, Linen Cambric
Handkerohiefs, Velvet Ribbons, Cloths, Oasslmeres.
Table Linen, and Table Covers, and many other goods
too numerous to mention. Give us a a call, and If you
donjl buy, you will be treated with civility. Don't
for£t. MofiLROY'S,
ja2fl.wfm.tf No. 11 South NINTH Btreet.
£JARPETINGS,
AGENCY OF THE
AUBURN THREE PLYS, 6UPERFINES, AND
VENETIANS,
UJLHurAOTUBID BT
JOSIAH BARBER,
With all grades of WOOL, WOOL AND COTTON, and
ALL.OOTTON INGRAINS.
ATWOOD, RALSTON, & CO.,
MANDPAOTDMBB’ AGENTS,
509 MARKET STBEBT.
BARTHOLOMEW* STATUE
PARADISE LOST,
OE
EVE REPENTANT.
BTA THB IN MABALE,
BY THE LATE AMERICAN SCULPTOR,
EDWARD S. BARTHOLOMEW,
WILL OPIS AT TSI
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE PINE ARTS,
Cbisthqt Btbibt, below Elkvikth Stbbet,
0N t .MONDAY/MORNING, JANUARY 31st,
AT 9 O’CLOCK.
EXHIBITED FOB THE BENEFIT OF THE MO
THER OF THE ARTIST.
Blngle admission, 39 cents. Children under 12 years
halfjtrice. Season Tickets, SO cents. ja29 2t
|y|ANUFAOTURERS
\ AND
IMPORTERS.
GEO. PEARCE & CO.,
241 CHESTNUT ST., PHILADELPHIA,
62 AND 04 PANE PLAOEj HtW TOBK.
J We have sow open a large and varied assortment of
LAOE GOODS, imported for the ooming season, to
which additions will be made by each steamer.
The MILLINERY TRADE will And a desirable line
or BLOND LAOE9, JOINED BLOND, QUILLINGS,
Ac., Ac.
A gnat variety of NETS for UANTILLA MANU
FACTURERS. ja2B.f jnw-lm
jgJNGLISH PLATED TVARE.
WM. WILSON & SON,
Have just received, per Steamship City of Washington,
a large invoice of floe
ENGLISH PLATED WARE.
We have now on hand
162 PLATED CAKE BASKETS.
100 PLATED CASTORS.
Also, Walters' VEGETABLE DISHES and Covers,
Urns, Porks, Spoons, Ladles, etc , including patterns
entlrel/ new to this market, at remarkably
LOW PRICES.
WM. WILSON & SON,
ja29 6t S. W. Corner FIFTH and CHERRY Sts.
jgJDWARD G. WHITMAN & CO.
Manufacturers of pare Druggists’ and Family
OO N FEOTIONS,
Amongst which are Soluble Gum Drops, Moss Paste,
Pectoral Paste, Medicated Lozenges, superior
Cream of Strawberries, Dates, Oranges,
Peera, Poachea, Pino Apploe,
Ao., Ao., Ac
BONBONS AND KIBSEB,
Oaramelles, Chocolate Preparations, of all kinds;
Domestio and Imported
CRYBTALIZED FRUITS, AO
For sale, Wholesale and Retail, at
pBOOND and CHESTNUT Streets.
WARRANTS
WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
DRBXEL & CO.,
JDiasolntions and ffiopartnereljtyo.
lsting between the subscribers, under the firm of
MICHAEL M. BITER, is this day dissolved, by limita
tion. MIOHAEL M.RITER,
WILLIAM G.OALDWELL.
January 39, 1869.
fVOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that MI-
X V OHAEL M. BITER and WILLIAM G. CALD
WELL have this day associated themselves together for
the transaction of a general Wholesale and Retail Dry-
Goods Business, under the name and firm of MIOHAEL
M. RITER A CO., at the old aland. No. 29 North
EIGHTH Street. MICHAEL M. BITER,
WILLIAM G.OALDWBLLj
Philadelphia, January 28,1869. j»3l-2t*
COCO MATTINGS, FOR OFFICES, for
sale cheap by . DAILY A BROTHER.
COCO MATTINGS, FOR CHURCHES—
A freeh lot Just received. BAILY A. BRO THEB.
(“TOCO MATTINGS, FOR HALLS, for
J sale low, by the piece, by BAILY A BROTHER.
COCO MATTINGS, OF ALL WIDTHS,
,o good 4 u.ittr, by the
Jr IOOO MATTINGS—-RAILROAD COM-
Kj PANIEB supplied on «» tattanujg
No. 620 CHESTNUT Street.
AILY ft BROTHER, OARFBT WARE
HOUSE, No. 020 CHESTNUT Street.
Ml-tf ,
ES. WHELEN A CO.,
• BANKINO, STOCK. *od EXCHANGE OFFICE,
No 800 WALNUT Street.
STOCKS end LOANS, of ell deeeriptlone, boughtund
Bold on Commleelon In the prlnclpel oltlea of tho
United Stetee or Europe.
Pertlenler attention given to the eafe Inreetmeot of
Bone,. IM* I® r P
ly 3i, im.
JDrg (Sooirs (Commission ponses.
SENAT BROTHERS & Co
5 Importers of
r HITB MUBLINB,
' JSMBBOIMBIBB, and
. LINKN OAMB. HANDKERCHIEFS,
J».' 238 CHESTNUT STREET.
to;
ERH LEA.
DOMES!. ,
COMMISSION WAREHOUSE,
Nos. 128 .
’Bo CHESTNUT STBIET,
COTTON, LINEN,
!■ '•JOLLEN AND PRINTED
OARPE'i
Invites Southern and Western V'"®*
large and desirable assortment of libs to examine a
many new patterns not before offered>ETB, including
VENITIAN,
COTTON-WARP,
DUTCH,
WOOL ANt
bdpebmnb| orbted >
INORIIN, *O,, •
ELLINOTON BBUB3ELLS,
Carefully SELECTED In the looms, WARRANTED''
uniform quelity from end to end, and being mac
chiefly in: this vicinity, can be sold on more favorable
terms, and by the UNEQUALLED RAILWAY FACI
LITIES ol our city, sent to all Western points at' less
expense than from any other market. . ja24-2mif
rhRILLS & SHEETINGS FOR EXPORT.
BROWN.BLE ACHED, A BLUE DRILLS.
HEAVY A LIGHT SHEETINGS,
Suitable for Export, for sale* by
FBOTHINGHAM A WELLS,
M South FROUT ST., f 86 LETJTIA ST.
' , ocl6-ly
Jnsnranre (Eompanus.
ENTERPRISE INSURANCE COM
JLU PANY.
(FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.)
DIBEOTOBB.
F. Ratchford Btarr, Mordecal L. Dawson,
William M’Kee, George H. Stuart,
Nalbro Frazier, John H Brown,
John M Atwood, B. H. Fahnestock,
Benj. T Tredlck, Andrew D. Cash,
Henry Wharton, J. Livingston Erringer.
P- RATOHTORD STABB, Pieslisnt.
CHARLES W. OOXE, Secretary.
Temporary Office, 162 South FOURTH Btreet.
jaBl-troarl rp
IjIULTON* INSURANCE, ADJUSTING,
JL 1 AND COLLECTING OFFICE,
No. 608 CHESTNUT STREET,
PfIILIDBLPHIA.
The undersigned having been practically engaged for
a number of years in different capacities of the Insu
rance business—for several years in adjusting losses
exclusively for the Insurance Companies—now offers his
services to those sustaining Loss or Damage by Fire to
f roperty insured, in making out their proofs of such
oas or damage in fall compliance with the intricate and
cunning conditions of Policies of Insurance, in suoh a
manner as to obviate plea or excuse for reduction or
litigation by companies so inclined, or others.
Be is assisted by the best legal counsel in Philadel
phia, and will give particular attention to the Collec
tion of Claims against Insurance Companies!
It is known by many who have sustained loss by Fire
to property insured, and it has also been the experience
of the undersigned, that policies are frequently declared
partially or entirely void at a certain time after a fire
occurs, in consequence of carelessness or mismanage
ment in effecting the insurance, er for some other cause,
which, although an important fact, is scarcely ever dis
covered or thought of, until it is too late. In order to
avoid suoh disastrous occurrences, tbe undersigned
will also effect Insurance in any uompanles desired,
and examine policies effected by others (in most eases)
free of extra charge.
Parties sustaining loss or damage by fire, as above,
will find it to their interest to consult the undersigned
as soon after the fire as possible. ‘
d22.2mU* JAMES FULTON.
Uem ffnblicationo.
A PPLETON** RAIiiWAY GUIDE.
-£*- FEBRUARY NUMBER
BEADY THIS DAY.
Price 25 cents.
OONTBKTS OF IDS FBBBUABT NUMBER.
I.—Railways and their Progress.—Hallway Re
trenchment ; Railways In Florida; Through-
Route Maps; The Kail war Policy of Maine ;
A Handsome New Vearls Present: Baltimore
and Ohio Railway; Cincinnati and Indiana
polis Railway; Little Miami Railway; South
ern Mississippi Railway; Mississippi Central
and Tennessee BailwayWilliam Sellers A
Co , Philadelphia; Buffalo and Erie .and-
Cleveland and Erie Railway; Cleveland and
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Btatea; The Wlnans Steamship; Profitable
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Columbus and Xenia Railway; Ashtabula
. and New Lisbon Rvilway.
ll.—New Inventions.—lmportant to Railway Com
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proved Governor j Hair Wash for Dandruff;
A Cheap Filter
lll—Anecdotes and Incidents of Travel: A Vir
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nst as She Expected: Peep Holes inForelgn
Hotel s; The Traveller's Story; Will you
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IV —United States Time Indicator, showing Differ
ence of Time between the various Cities ef
the United States, including San Francisco,
California; Trinity Bay, Newfoundland ; Va
lentis Bay, Ireland, and London, England—
with Illustration.
V.—A Large Steel-Plate Map of the Railways of
the United States, showing by figures spread
over its surface where the trains in each par
ticular line may be found.
Vl.—lndex of upward of 2.000 Principal Towns' In
the United States in connection with Rail
ways.
Vll.—Through Routes, to and from' New York, Phi
• • • - ladeipbta, Buffalo, Toledo, Chicago, fit. Louis,
Ac., with maps and other information re
lating to the readiest means of travelling to
and trom all the principal cities, South,
East, and West. (See Notice below.)
VIII.—A List of Prominent Hotels in thePrinolp&l
Cities of the Union.
IX.—A Gazetteer of the United States, arranged un
der the separate Maps of Railways.
X.—Sixty-five Maps of the Principal Railways.
Xl.—New Time Tables, corrected to date.
Tho attention of the travelling public is particularly
directed to the comprehensive system of Through
Routes embodied in oar Railway Guide, by wh’oh pas
sengers can ascertain the shortest and most direct
roate to and from the principal oities in the Union
without the labor necessarily attending an examina
tion of the separate Maps and Time Tables of the Rail
ways comprised in these Through Routes.
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“ Appleton's Railway Guide, is. without exception,
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Mr. G. F- Thomas, tbeoriginal projector and eompller
of the<tuide, was for manyyeara a resident oLourelty,
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THIRD EDITION NOW BEADY.
This day is published
COMMENTARIES ON TUB L/IWB OF THE AN
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Civil Society and Government. ByE 0 Wines, D. D ,
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Published by
WILLIAM 8. & ALFRED MARTIEN,
Publishers, Booksellers, and Importers,
jaSl No. 606 OHEBTNUT Street.
Fine old wines for family u&e.
—The following grades of fine old Wines have
long been in store: Duff, Gordon, & Co.’s Pale Sherry,
brown do , gold do., cabinet do., imperial do., Amontil
lado de., Port Wines, Brazil Port, Morton’s superior
do old Requano do., Ai to Dtura do., old Oporto do.,
pure juice, vintage 1882; Madeira Wines, old East
India Madeira, very peculiar do., (yellow seal,) Ander
son’s sonthside do , constitution do. Also, the follow
ing brands of Champagne : Creme de Bouiay, Mum’s
imperial. Piper Heidsiek, Geißler Sc Co., Moette Sc
Cbandon, and Cabinet, (in X bottles ) Imported ard
for sale by E. P. MIDDLETON Sc URO.,
ja29 3t No. 6 North FRONT Street.
Maracaibo and oaraooa HATS—
Superior quality, just landed, and for sale by
O. H. ROBERTS, Ne, 38 N. DELAWARE Avenue,
and 97 N. WATER street. ja2B-12t*
NOTICES.
iXlcmte.
SALESMAN WANTED, in a Wholesale
K 7 Notion House. To one who has been brought up
to the business and influence good six-months or
cash trade a liberal salary will be given. Applicants
will please give real names, and state former or present
employers. All communications held 'strictly confi
dential. Address Box 207 PhlladlaToat Office. . It*
MTANTED—A PARTNER, with $5,000
TV to $lO,OOO, In the Wholesale Liquor Business,
already established and doing a good trade. Want more
Capital to extenVthe builness. Address D. D. D-at
this Office. * / ■ It*
Trade wanted— building MA
TERIALS In exchange for, Boots And fihoM.at
oaah prices. Apply 2d floor 62 WALNUT St. It*
SILVER WANTED.—American Halves
and Quarters, (old,) Mexican and Spanish Dollars,
for which highest premium will he given by *
BRADY A CRAVEN. S,
Dealers in Holdhqd Silver Coin,
jaSL&t* - 46 South THIRD Street,
WANTED— By a Young Man who .has had
several yean l experience in a Mercantile house,
a SITUATION as ABBISTANT BOOK-KEEPER.
Best of reference given. Address J. ft. M., at thhk
Office. ja2o-2t»
PARTNER WANTED, WITH $2,000
GASH. In the Manufacture and Sale of an Artlele
made entirely ofdron, that will afford fully 160 per
cent profit The demand le eltenalra and Bale certain.
T. Hecured by letter. Patent. Address
* of this papsr. - Js39>Bt»
V\RM WANTED TO PURCHASE, from
ad joh.tp 70 Aores. for farming purposes, near to or
scrlpticjPhtladelphia county Address, with de-
Streat, terms, MICHAEL, 1220 BDDMBN
An experienced, practical
ILLINOIS. T&, .for a smaU ALK BBEWIBT, In
Cream Ale.Ht Nttiele required is a first-class “ Pale
Adduced apply unless they are well
EBY,” Bterllng Hlili with full particulars, “RBKW
■■ ■ ■" ja2B 6t.
Jobbing-
None other need apply. Addxperieneed SALESMAN,
Office. % “THIRD St.,’’Press
■
An experienced
open for an engagement. *B
will be given. Address “INT£Gkol**S reference
fice. this Of
: i Ja2B*BtV
WANTED —By an educated 'u-mF —
SITUATION as TSACHEBIna iesD*. a
demy. Address “IBAOHEB.” at the Prtu ot Ae *"
Jaag-et* ~ -e.
WANTED The loan of $l,OOO rr
THBJW MONTHS, for which need Beal ErfaU
ssenrity and liberal interest will be given. Address
“ BENTON,” Office of this Paper. ja2B*3t%
WANTED —A second-hand FIRE
PBOOP, of Evans & Watson’s snake. Address'
“BBOPBITY,” at this Office. Ja2B.3t».
WANTED.— A YOUNG LAD, 16 years
of age, who writes a fair hand, wishes a SITU
ATION, as ERRAND BOY. Add/eu .“BUBKB,”
Office of TAs Press. ■ • , ja27-6t»
A YOUNG MAN, just from the country,
who has had tiro years experience In a Store, de
sires a SITUATION In a Wholesale or Retail establish
ment. Rest of reference giren. Address ' “ WIL
LIAVI,’’T’rcss Office. ■ ja27-4t* ’
VST'ANTED— By a Yonng Man, who is a
v v competent Accountant and-first-rate Penman, a
SITUATION as BOOK-KEEPER. Salary moderats.
Apply at JAMES, KENT, BANTEB. k CO.’S. 241 N.
THIRD Btreet. ' ja26-6t# ,
WANTED—A PURCHASER fora
MII2. very dei irablo Residence, beving all the modern
Improvement*, and will be sold very low. Apply to
8- KILLOUGH, ,
No. 806 WALNUT Street.-^
WANTED A SITUATION, by a
SALESMAN, in a first-claw Dry-Goods House;
one that understands hlB business; has a largo ac
quaintance with city and sear Trade.' Address A B.
0,, Office of The Press. ja24-6t* .
IV7"ANTED— By a Young Man, who is a
v v Practical Bookkeeper and good Penman, a
SITUATION as BOOK-KEEPER or CLERK, in a
Banking or Mercantile House. Good reference given.
Address 0. K., Duff’s College. PITTSBURG, Pa.
Ja2o 12t»
li WANTED FORTH* UNITED STATES
D OAVALRY—AbIe-bodied, unmarried men, to whom
hi will be given good pay, board, clothing, and medical
Pay from $l3 to $22 per month. No
man having a wife or child, will be accepted. Apply for
MOUNTED SERVICE at No. 817 MABKET f Street.
above Eighth, north tide. I; Hi*MOORE,
apl7-tf Ist Lieut. Ist Dragoons, Recruiting Officer.
Sax Salt emit to £et.
RECEIVER* SALE.—WiII be sold at
Receiver’s Bale,at the Office of the “ERIE
OBSERVER,” Jn the City of Erie, Pennsylvania on
FRIDAY, the 11th day of February, 1869, at 2 o’clock
P. M., the BRIE OBBKRYEB NEWSPAPER and JOB
PRINTING BSTABMfIMMBNT. together with the
Building and Lease oroßund, Subscription List, Good-
Will, Ac Ac. ’
' The Office is in complete order, and contains all the
Type, Presses, and other Fixtures necessary for a first
class Newspaper and Job Office, consisting, In part,'of
one Attain Engine, one Newspaper Power Press, one
Power Job Press, Card Press. Hand Press, Ae Ao.
The Subscription List is a unbone, and can, no doubt,
with a very little exertion, be largely increased. The
Advertising and Jobbing Patronage is as good-as that of
any other office in the city;
TERMS OF SALE -One-fourth in hand, and the
balanoe in Bix, Twelve and Eighteen Months, with in
terest and approved security.
, J. W. DOUGLASS, Receiver.
Erie, January 26, 1869. ja2B-4t
COAL-YARD PROPERTY FOR SALE.—
One of tbe best locations in the city of Phila
delphia. which has been established and doing an ex
tensive business for the last twelve years. Terms will
be made easy. Apply at BAMUIL NA • HANS’S Auc
tion House, No. 224 8. THIRD Street, below Walnut
street. jaS9-66
For sale.—estate of Elizabeth
ISrSIIfC. anil OATHAKtNE OARMONY, SoeoUod.
AH that valuable Lot and YtTe-Story Store and Dwel
ling erected thereon, situated at the northwest corner
THIRD and CHERKY Streets, containing on Third
street eighteen feet, on Cherry street seventy-one
feet six Inches, thence running northward, forming an
L of ninety feet, hack of stores situated oh Third street.
For farther particulars inquire of
8. SPANG, '
ISAAC KOONB,
148 North Third street.
Ja3-m w f*Bm
MTO LET.—The very pleaaanfc.three-
Btory brick DWELLING-HOUSE, No, 127 South
NINTu Street, below Walnut Street. It has nearly
all the modem conveniences, and has lately been pat
into complete order. Apply to
L. W. GLENN, next door.
je23-wfm.3t» Or at 720 OHKBTNPT St., up stairs.
FOR SALE LOW—A TBAOT of LAND,
suitable for a Farm, containing Forty-eir" Acres,
situated three miles from Williamstown, Camden
county, N.J. Apply to
B. P. MIDDLETON * BEO.,
J»29-3t 6 North FBONT Street.
MFOR SALE OR RENT—A LARGE
MANBION and Forty Acres or less, admirable for
Oountry Seat, Summer Hotel, or Boarding Sobool,
near Gwynedd Station, North PennsylTanla Railroad,
18 miles from Philadelphia. Apply to P. K LEND,
6* Bouth BIXTH Street. ja39-6t
MTO LET.—A modem-built Country
HOUSE, with FOUR ACRES; tastefully laid
out, with ornamental trees; large Vegetable Garden,
fruit and berries; with good Oat-Buildings; fire miles
from Market-street Bridge, one and a quarter from
Mauayunk. Address B. J. V.,*’ Blood’s Despatch
Office. ja2B-6t*
For sale—a great bargain.—
PABKEB’S celebrated and established BIL
LIARD BOOMS AND RESTAURANT, ABCH Street,
one door east of the Arch-street Theatre. This is a s
splendid opportunity. Apply on the premises. ja37-3t
, jeg TO LET.—An old-fashioned STORE
Kain MARKET Street, near Second. Bent 81,000 a
year. Apply to Mr. PETTIT, 983 MARKET St.
jfl?0-6t» .
STORE TO RENT.
A HANDSOME STORE,
No. 628 ARCH Street
Neatly fitted up with Wall Oases, Marble Counters,
and Marble floor, aoltable.for Jeweller and Silversmith,
or any fanoy business. Rent, 8900. *■
AUOi
A WELL-LIGHTED lOBRTH STOBT BOOH,
Fifty by Thirty Feet,
ON NORTH STREET
Apply to
JONES, WHITS, k HoCURDYi
No. 528 ABOH Street
PAFEB MILE TO KENT.—The Paper
Mill known u HAMWELL MILL, oltuated on the
Wisoahlckon Oreek.and ono mllo from Oheßtnnt Hill
Railroad Station. ihU Mill la adapted to mako dno
Book Papers. It has *!««« engines, one four machine,
62 inches wide, and aU the appurtenances for the suc
cessful manutoctureof paper, giren imme
diately. Apply to, or address, x - vrR
GEORGS fc.
Ho. 80 South SIXTH street.
mFOB HENT—The DWELLING No.
610 LOCUST Street, (or W aching ton Buuara,) from
the Ist of January, 1869. The house is three stories
hljih, with basement, back building, Ice., how occupied
by j. w. Forney. Apply at the office of Th* or
at the house. nott-U
TO RENT.—On the Ist January next, the
very superior and extensive ROOMS, (2d,Bd. 4th
and 6th floors, eaoh 24 feet by 140) of the NEW BTORB,
633 MARKET Street. The building Is one of the fine
improvements on the upper 4lde, between FIFTH and
SIXTH Streets, havicgtwo fronte, the north one on »
ro»r Street with good cartage w»j 20 feet Into SIXTH
gtroet. Apply on the premises. noi*tf
hlfllcljcs, Jemelra, #c.
Bailey & 00.,
JOBMSBLT
BA.ILEY & KITCHEN,
Have removed to their new Fire-proof, White Marble
Store,
819 CHESTNUT STREET,
NOBTH SIDE, BELOW THE GIRARD HOUSE,
Row opening thelrjfall Stock ef
IMPORTED JKWELIIY, PLATED WARES, AMD
FANCY GOODS,
To which the, Invito the attention of the pnbllo.
SILVER-WARE, WATOHEB, DIAMONDS, AND
FRARLB,
AT WHOLBBALB AND SKTAIL.
anlT If tf
Snuiitg 4Tnnbs.
SPRING GARDEN SAYING FUND SO
CIETY OP PHILADELPHIA. I
Office, No. 331 North THIRD Street,
(Oonnolldetlon BanX Building )
CHARTERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OP PENN-
Tlennelte received In eumeof One Dollar and upwards,
and r'epald" Geld, without notice with f IVB PER
CENT. INTEREST from the day or deposit till with
'’TTresponelble and reliable Saving. Inetitntlon has
long been needed In the Northern part of the city end
; “ The Bpring Garden Saving Fund Society ” was char
tered by the Legislature of Pennsylvania to supply this
necessity. The Managers, In organising and loosUng
it. have been governed wholly by a desire to accommo
date the business Interests and wants of the very large
and enterprising population by which it is surrounded.
P SmOX OPEN DAILY, . * m
From 9 to2 )i o’clock: also, on Mordat ana Thurs
day from 6 until 8 o’clock In the evening.
MANAGERS. t4v
Frederick Klett, Btephen Bmlth,
John P Levy, Don H. K Strong,
Daniel Underkofler, Frederick 8 t-aake,
Francis Hart, Joseph P. LeOlero,
John Kessler, Jr., George Knecht,
James 8. Pringle. Jac°b Dock,
Joseph M Cowell, s on^
George Woelpper, G.o T. Thorn,
Vai»p n Kll maker, Robert B. Davidson.
Peter O. PBI NGLH, Preoident
Pkakois Hast. Beers tor,. JeSMTH
EVmwSi
T%* iENNERCHOi; -.'‘TLi. ! T .0”) VO
-ITJ. OAL fOOIBTY'3 Tn S&FTH « - UALGBANJ#
FANOY Dfljutf BAI.L will take p*a a TUESDAY
EVENING, Pebn”T- Btfa, 1869, at tae American
ACADEMY OF T « IJ. Previous to the Ballwill.be,
performed, in '„u oos*o e, the celebrated.
“OATH AND BLBBSING- 0? THEPOIGNABDB.”
Ohoruases from M< 1 erb**r’a grand opera*
“3PHJ3 HUGUFIOTB,”
Accompanied by a select orcb iStra of 40 parf&ißieil,
under tbe leadership of . , ;
OABL GJE&TN*R, E-q. V- ,
The ball orchestra, under t:.. direction of thfr;;
' Messrs.HASSLES* '.
Floor Managers—Professors J. MARTIN AND M.
HLASKO.
Tiekets,'by subscription* admitting a gentleman and
two ladies, $2 50, cau be obtained uom the following
Managers: / -
G. Dufour, B. von Essen, M. B; Muokle, 0. Leibrich,
Dr. G:'Beidenstieker, J- Koohsiperger, L. Herbert,
Ohsrlfls Dnmmlg, J. Pfaff. W. Oalliert, H. IIl*», 0.
fchriiiMe. oQl.Fit2gar.ld, A. Ltfore, O.VeU«rli.o, A.
H. BoMnfiStaj O. Wolff, H. VoltaiaT. H. WfUjimk,
0. Lindner, Schwemmer, O.Mettlach, Prof.. Martin,
Prof. Blasko. 8. BChloss; JosVGrimm, A/Getty, 0. A.
Thndium, Prof. B«se, F*" 0. Schmidt, F. Thse»,L~
Benkert, H.O. Camp,o Schick. Z.R. Jones, M. D..P.
Balts, C. Herring, M.D.,G; Vollmer, G. Grossman,.
Casper Benkert, M. Fearing, A. BeinsttnetJosephNetu
Ulrich, Llndenmeyer, J. P. Steiner, MarltHesler, J®* o ®
Kemper. Henry Box, Louis Gebhardt, Professor Carl
GsertnerivProf PhVßohr, B.H. Hulsemaan, Job* A.
Bauer, Jonh-Fenner, r A. B. Beichenbach* C ,M«hr, Joe.
Drexel, FredJHeeb, Foster, JohuThornley, Emu
Harwig, F. L. Jota* Vogel,' G/Bergner, F. LadnW, *•-
fans, Paul Weber, David Rosenheim* . -
Also, from the members and the Committee*
Ph. Doflein/ ’ \j.A.Kolte*r
. Geo Goebel, ' G*<KF.B*nkert, >
A. Kemper, ' S. Behoening,
F.Romberg, r ,
Performance to commence at 8 o r Mo«k precisely.
Carriage* will set down heads south and tajm «P
north. -* ’ - - " ' • 7yl , ta _
XKTEEAThRY ft OIiABKK’» ABOa-»rt.
YY THIATHB.—William B.lredrcinka.Aotia* an*
StattUuttKffi - - - -
T THIS (Mondtj) IVJMIHO, JMOJtty 31,1869,,.
OUBAHIBIOAUCOUSIH.
r to concluda with _
AIAPDIWf . ■
08. THB WONOISBFUL LAMP 1 ,
Aladdin. Mra. John Brew: ASaniaar,Mr.Dolman;
Koarac, Mr Wood i Xahi ionglnck, Mr. Bredlaj;
PrinceM Badroul Badonr, MiH Taylor.; ;
Admiaaton,»oti. Bacon* Boat* in Drenapirel*,3t if
ota: OroAeatrefltalla, 60 ote; BaatalnPrtrataßawfcW.
eU; Oall«zy,l3eta; SallMy for Ooiored Parecna.il ataf
Priyat* Bo* in Gallory (or Colored Pareoca, ad ctai,
Wholo Print* Box, (3. . .
Boon opan at ialf part B o’cioo*; nanwiil ii
predMJy. - • -
PT
ETV WAUIUT-STBEET THEATBE,
i CORNER NINTH AND WALNUT STBURI.
Acting end Stage tfenagar Mr. N. T. Keacll.
THIS (Monday) RVKNING, January 81, MW,
' HAMLRT. "
,3anilet, Barry SnlliTanj Olandiul, Mr. Young } Get-
Ir S» Mca. Dnffleld; Ophelia, Mrs. 3 . A. Leonard,
A CONJUGAL LESSON. __
HrimlMinn—Bftoond ®Ur Hid ]HuSif (BMlfi
SLote A 5 * I SBSnrti
«a»W» ta i T«Wata Box®*, according to ttidr
Uatnuirrint.
r SSJJ k^ p * ai 'l , »lf OBitalA tleee «*
VAN AMBDBQH»?SJh fSlßgra
or iku, «!«•», oo-
TIPPOO b£*; . '
Jsq,u«rtriw, Gjmxuustto, and ?aatg
BO ALB Of PKOST
4otiaU
Children under tea pvt of ftga.«.««»^ a *4o «t
lunll; 0irc1©,.... k
Doom open* at quarter to 7 o’elook; ?«xfennmaoaa
will oomtnenee at TjK. ' 1 , *- .*>>
fnONCERT HALL THURSDAY
NINQ-, February 3d, at 8 o’clock, will be performs
for the first time in the Halted States. HYDN’B ORA.-\
TOBIOQF THB SKYKIf iWOBDS, interspersed wife -
rarions eompoaltioos of Senor Raffelin, fey the host
resident art its, among which are Miss 0; Richie gs,
Hiss 0. McCaffrey} Measrd. Rohr, Thunder, Cross, &e.,
&o. ' - '' “ - - •'
Ticket* 60 cents. To be had at the• Utudastores ant
afrthe Hall on the evening of Concert
Doors open at 7 o’clock. Oommesoe at 9. jaSLSt*
SIGNOR BLITZ.—ASSEMBLY BITILI>-
>3 and CHESTNUT Street*. .
.COMB AND LAUGH. Come and sea the Tanny
Blit*, the Amos<ng Blitz, the Bemartable. Blits, w
Laughing Blitz, the Popular Blits, the Blits who make#
ail happy « ■:.
PBRFOBMANCB EVERY EVENING, commencing
at 7* o’clock, and WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AV>
T.BRNOONB at 3 o'clock. . .
CONSISTING of WONDSBFUL M3TAMOBPHOSIS,
aetonlßbiog scenes w Veatrilcqcism, the Learned Ca
nary Birds, • and the' Extraordinary Exhibition of tha
Rope Dancer. *
Admission 2fi cents. Children lSsents. .. -
IMoDONOUGH’s GAIETIES—
-ITX * . • 224 KAO* BTBRET .
A COMPLETE ETHIOPIAN BANE.
BAM SHABPLBT, the great Banfelrt.
BILLY THOMAS. the Wit aod HnmcrrUt.
J. B. GILLIGAN, Comlo, Irish, and Sentimental Vp
lliat , . c
J. WILLIAMS, the tmrlralled BeUadist.
OLB BULL MYBBS AND TKOUPB.
Mam’Ue MABIB. the graceful DanseuM.
TAB SIOBOJS FAMILY, Pottaiira and (tenter-,
iooista. .
MIBB BOS A MYEBB. HISS MATILDA BOBDTA,
the Charming Vocalists.
FULTON UYBBB, Negro Female Dancer.
MAODHiL DABRELL BROTHERS. *
Pantomime, Buluques. Far cm. Foil Orchestra,
Billiard Saloon. - -
Admittance, 16 end IQ cents. -
FISHER. Staff* Uaii>s«r.
Proprietor. ,
S-AJNFtffiU’S OPERA HOUSE,
BLBVBNTB Street, between Uirkit and Ohestont*
z OPEN FOB THJB SEASON.
Br the Largest Troupe of
MINSTBBLa IN THE WOBLB.
BANFOBD'g OPBKAHQUM.
ATOfBI
BANTOBB CHILDREN,
Admittance 36 Mats*
rpHE PBUKSTIiTANIA ACAIMBKT OF
JL TH3 POT ARTS, -..
No. 1026 CHESTNUT STREET,
IS OPEN DAILY (Sundays excepted) from 0 A. K.
till« P. M. - •
Admission 26 cents. CMldrea 12 osnts.
Bhares’of Stock, entitling tkeholders famlfr to a&»
mission at all times, $BO. df-tf
MUSICAL FUND, HALL.—THE. GEK-
IvA MANIA ORCHESTRA wiU commence their
Pnbllo REHEARSALS on SATURDAY next. How.
20th. Single Tickets'2s cents; a package of eight
tickets for $l, which may he obtained at Andre’s, 110 4
Ohestnut street; Beck & Lawton’s, oorner of Seventh
and Chestnut, and at the door of the Hall. The per*
rorauDM eommenees at 8K o’clock P. If. aolT.tf
Boarding.
Boarding.— Two single gentle.
MIN can he furnished with BOARD, in a Private
Family, where the comfort* of a home will be secured.
Address “L,” at this Office. . m Ja2T-4t»
■SUdinnal.
HABTSHORNE’S cure-all—the
GREAT PAIN ANHIHILATOR AND REMEDY
FOB DYSPEPSIA, WEAK STOMACH AND WEAK
BOWELS. Prepared by a Chemist. Bottles H
and 60 oents.
THE GREATEST DISCO VERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE! , *
HARTSHORNS’B CURE-ALL should be kept in all
families, in ease of accidents or sudden sickness.
HARTSHOBKS’B OUBE-ALL cures Rheumatism.
■ HABTSHOBNS’S CURE-ALL cures Cramps, Oholle,
Pains in the Stomach or Bowels.
HARTSHORNE’S CURE-ALL eves Pains in the
Limbs, Side, Back and Breast.
HARTSHORNE’S OUBE-ALL cures Sprains, Braises,
Scalds hod Borns.
HABTBHOBNB’S CUBB-ALL coral Nearalflo,
toothache and Stiffness in the Joints.
HABTSHORNS’S CURE-ALL eurea Cholera, Diar
rhoea and all Fain.
HARTSRORNB'B' CURE-ALL euro* Ear'Ache and
Deafness from a cold.
HARTBHORNE’B CURE-ALL eurea Dyspepsia and
Indigestion: also, Oanker and Boro Mouth and Bora
Throat.
HABTSHORNS’B CURE-ALL oure* aU Spinal Affec
tions and Weakness in Limbs.
HARTSHORNE’S CURE ALL It a great tonic to
Weak Stomach and Bowels, aud Improves Digestion.
fly* As the frequent changes of the weather produce
a bad Cold, Rheumatism, Pain in the Limbs ana Body:
also, Stiff Neck—every person should get a bottle. It
aets upon the Nerves, Muscles, Sinews, Blood anl
Bones; and, by its warming eleotro-magnetic power, ex
pels all pain from the system. Get a bottle and try it,
and you will be astonished at ita happy effects.
N. B. If yon have t Oengh, use HABTdEOBNFS
Pectoral Syrup of Wild Cherry, it Is the best Cough
Syrup in the World. Bottles, 26 and 54 oents, and If.
Jf you are Billions, use HARTBHORNE’B ANTI
BILLIOUS PILLS. They act upon tho Liver, Stomach
and Bowels, carrying off ml Bile and Foal Secretions.
Boxes, 25 cents. Sold by B. H. JENKINB,
No. 25 SOUTH EIGHTH Street,
Between Market and Ohestnut Streets.
Simes’ Stores, Ohestnut and Market streets.
Garrigues’, Tenth and Coates streets.
Wagner’s. Tenth and Lombard eta. aul2-dtfebl-If
Kemooaia.
jy/JoCALLUM & C 0. 3
CARPET HOUSE.
Have removed from No. 80 BANX Street to
No. 609 OHESTNUT STREET,
OPPOSITE IHB BTATB-HOUBI.
j»2T-lm
REMOVAL.—THE FREIGHT
lien PASBENBBR OPPIOE of th.
OHAKLKSrON AND SAVANNAH STEAMSHIPS ku
been REMOVED from No. SSS North Wharvee to tha
S. W. corner of lOUBTH and OHESTNUT Street..
A. HERON, Jr., Agent.
Rills hading signed at the Office on the Wharf. Sd
above Vine street. Ja33-I3t
Removal.— j. o. howe & 00. have
REMOVED to No. 940 MARKET Street, sonth
eWe. Jeas-12t
JJBHOTAL.
LINCOLN, WOOD, & NICHOLS
hat* mom
From their old etond, 45 Sooth BSOOND itreet, to
725 CHESTNUT STREET.
The Bet&il Department will be eloeed for e few
weeks. »
JJEMOVAL. •
KELLY 4 DOHIBIIj
tailoba,
Hare remored to
81 and 83 SOUTH TOSH STBEIT,
OHI DOOR ABOT* OHJSTUOT,
Bast aid*.
January 7 th, 1869. JaB»Sot
J3EMOVAL.
SAMUEL H. MATTSON,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
HAS
REMOVED TO No. 1136 CHESTNUT STRUT,
third DOOR BELOW rWILFTH.
Booth Bide,
When he is prepared to execute all order* is Us line,
haring on hand a full supply of GOODS for Gentle -
men’s wear.
SAMUEL H. MATTSON, .
nM-Sm-ir No. IIM OHBBTNDT Btrwt.
■OEMOYAIj.—THE UNDERSIGNED has
fl remored to No. 58 North lOOBTH ctrcct, (lot*
HB.IRY COHSN’B.) wcond home »bo« Merchant’*
Hotel. OEOROSA'ISIAIII,
jcl-lm* WiolmS»ni»lat.
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