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New York Steck 11Webatige.i.ionl. 114f'
l e rer s eQ Hudson diver H... 49
20' do.
Woo 11l Cent It bds 86 1 5 KO Harlem It 12. ref••
MO Bud It 34 nitx....• aid 300 Panama Read:3o.3yr
60 Pacifiefifail fi 8....7516 •60 do - -
100 Mich Central 673 g SW Gal. & Chlcago R.. 63
eu ItliehS&N (PdA3O 1634 60 • ..... 63
N.York Central IL -74,V 200 , • ...• •• • 63if
10 , o 74%1100 do b3O 6331 r
10D o b 36 74.14 6 Ohmage & K R• •• • 6 • 9 4
100, d o ' ' MK 16i do. .... Mk s
230, 749; d 0....;• • • 62%
100. do. - . . e 4 674 11W d 0.... ....... b3O 62V
Clov Col &II it cc ma do .. ... •••••bdo 6:0.1
411 TIL E MARKETS.
saltewax 'continues very firm, with small stooks;
Sates of 1,000 lbs at 3 90 for yellow Western. Southern
is held at •00. .„
CANDIAS ar¢ Met but unchanged ; satin of aoo boxes
Adamantme,at lib. Other deiscrlptione remain as feat
quoted.'
do ssso i s i s . boayant, and Minnesota Loire can now
be boUght at 3130, and Baltimore at 23u. No transao
tions of moment are reported. •
Naomi. —The market for ;Mate and Western is heavy.
and declining, with light receipts, and soles of 4 990 bbla
at ea moo 23 for suporfind State; $5.400.3.45 lot extra
do ; 85.23m5.30.f0r superfine Western ; 416.3306. M for
extra , do 86 7005.53 for extra roan .hoop Ohlo.
Bummer?, ylour is dull, with salon of 600 Mils, at 3.40 n
0 30 for mixed to rood. and $5.15131.35 for extra. Canada'
Flour is quiet, with Ades of 200 bbls at 06 4006.76 for
a xtm.
Fratt.—The market is quiet, owing to the close of In
land navigation; but the ;sloes lately quoted are well
en ported , if i eensequence of the light sUogl7n hand.
we quote - ry Cod sa l e. for Georges ;•.S4 Mackerel
blehemi.with small . 400 Ws fie, I
changed hands at 1 . 15 76016.
Fatirr.—Malaga, Raisin ore la „lair request at 82.400
$.921i for Layerthand 03.3734 for R qob. with sales of9oo
taxes. .Nn change is reported in ried domestic Fruit.
Hops — The market is qinet. an we can only hear of
males orally:des, crop of 1010, at 10*18e.
MIMS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
1717 TO TWILTII O'CILOOK LAST ZQGUT
' Ort,ARE HOUSE-Chestnut et., below Ninth.
Loins. lisil l _Bialreo, Pa Mite Mary Ball. Blair no
Alta Murray, ri 4 ko) Laza, Phila
B Erdman, N NV Ii Wnalit, Cln, 0.
Ve ....a ger, S h t i Louhr H R Parly & la, Zile
8 T Perly,He .-
I C.Msira . tilit Phi's, rano. Boston
tiao TParae. Phile. ITYBtowe & la, tor
Ra..oorrell, Cal on, 11181111
Jr I ? "' I 0
V Rita, Balt
I: 4 radian NO, 111831, a
David Mahoney. N Y
iss Assit t litahatier,N Y W lit Babbitt
:4 ,N J
Allison. J Hon Nalann N ood, NJ
o C litConyleaon, N J Matt White, PI Y
0 0 1114.0nerlealori, 8 C HW B cObury. TiJe
F. llovias. - N Y Carly! \wing. Chicago
0 W Btrinharo ri tl a a, N Y 18 Ring, N y
lii J Bookie., hila 1 Daffy, Nlarrietts ,
~.'
ill i gilg 1 Y tea
W. Lova, Cowden, Bel
Miss
_Pralt. Ball •
Bea R Cottinehomileton Col It lack, Banton.
La Mosßrigor, N.Y . Linos Freed. Beaton
1.1 - vv. Bpe=rd, Boston Mee .astinan,y Chester
i.
fFlake, Bhaiu 1
BraeLo
i csatabrill, Nd A 0 St Louis
r R Flanowen, Cal Miss Wylie. IV Y
P Johnson, athaaj,N Y N B /mid, Ohioaco
II gituiner w ea y la, roam d Miss Kate Philli_cN Y
E august a) is air.r
IS II EZ, Viiton " W.l thuderwei r Bo ston
.1 IV' Star: Philo ' • Tll Houston, aao77C
J W Feuchtiranger. N v .itßarrington & la, va
A.ksvi, Texas lambing. Terre
Tlike:mon, Miss Moffatt, Haute
hos V Clark, Or. , .ILengdan, Sinatra
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MERCHANTS' HOTEL—Fourth street. below Arch,
lon Thos Craig. Carbon . &Carpenter, Lanopster
Do Jones, W Chester W K Madan. Piou s
T. Shattuck, Philp C A I ulienbach, a
,on loon?, Ttirtni. Pa I" hl Mitchinson. 'a
99 ULanoe s _Plymouth r Blake. Plymouth
0.480u10,81e 'i J it Meredith, Pa
A Orals, S'lttaburi , •
AiaBRIOAN HOTEL—Ohestent et.: above Fifth.
R 'AI Motilo.d'etseY 6hOre . B li_ponshton. Aran
sim mood ti _ E w GordonN Y
11 . 1inescor, RR Cloodriek,'Weallington
14 Itiehards Boston ' P-A Baker & to. Philo
_1
tee Osier, West :W Chester 'Mrs Ogler, Wes heater
Easter Osier.eet Chester Mns 0 Brlnton.W Chester
kna Harper, N Y John Balm.. N Y -
it A Santis, Phila._, - 6 A RP•rs, Oskolossa
0 sdo o dy, Trenton, N J 1 Q broody, Trenton, N J
B Manly, r e top, N Y i l Bigler. iv i . A.
4'tiloiatillf, 4 ijaie,;.. L g h. N Y
iT niohards.% ° .l E Bunt .N Y
I,Warnor. Newark, N J N Brainerd. Conn
33 Foy, Mass
Unorth Fait . OSI C Neal. Belt
W Stewart, Bait
-EWilhanas, Bolton 'Y W Reed. Boston
• ',TONES' HOTEL--Oheataut street, above 81.1 th.
J Vora, rhita.
ti Rl4eid,N F Troyer N Y
Biota et John. Armee
,_Otrnsty. Y L B Lent, N Y
,lwhitebead, N i E Weeedruff, N Y
.1 Black, Lanonser 8 8 Bnutober,Docka 00
B Been , o , f, TV 1.
B W Bowen, N Y
If Agfgli•v"'` - B V &sown, Balt
.1, A /Whet, Week, D 0
St, LOUIS 110 TEL—Chestnut et.. ab. Third.
Vir_W , Webh N Y - - NT Bourne, Lanoaster
A Y '
N
Vt e o r vt . N Y P_Dimmnak, N J
N II Stover, N Y
Si Ch*pron , N Y
)3 1.- Jitat il Nl Y - ' Jee G Blanker, Pa
•.rnu UNION noTBD-Ara Weed, above Third.
.1r 8 Holoomb. N J Mies C Holcomb. N J
Alin Ktllman. NJ I Jackson, Cheeteroo. Pe
P Hammond. Phila • 14C Mown. N Y
W Lanison, Phlla
Baker. nale James A Dunbar, Carlisle
W
A W Aug.!, Lambertville
B JOAN. N 0
VT67138 17N10,11H0T81,--Maiket et. above Sixth.
VIP/Jytineer, Bairsalmrg J Phila
John Crum. - Ja-ob suncoo. N Y
.3scoi , Belfriaht,it -3 . ohn W Beauchamp. Pa
ilys Westbrook. lurk en JaiUuggiva, Millentown
Miller, Bloomfield, Pa
NATIONAL ROTEL—Rase street. abnve Third.
Rtesimer.Senttertflo J P Smith. N Y
0 Wsleley. Yb.e Ass e atm •N T
A fes"anprirreire rt J Ren Be st . 1
a:l=U
VOW:N . I, 2 x Betyn Boys. Memo go
W Vogt.% kettsvi ' lle star Bowman ,
&ABLE HOTEL—Third street; above Reese.
prout`Biter aue Wnerohnln. Md
1) Joaoln, Vlf. , ' , Bern Wood. d Buffalo
Thos 11 HueWl, Salem, 0 8111 Duoot, Md .
IPlovers 8. son. N y Pete. slim's, Ett John, 1 , 1 B
John U Teelor, Balt 8 B Brottentult. Hunts co
0 We. N a
Win Crate, Pe.
Caso. er Sterllne, york ,Beididaryle, NY' Chao
$ Fisher, Reading Y a Painter, W Chen
halt Ham Chet eo
COMMERCIAL HOTElti—flizah at., above Chestnut.
r,J,W.A.°Perere6' -' l ! t iren t ifoicVl i g, " al.,
soil Garrett. Chester co 4, tog ogt- k l A t y
vir Bainare„West Chester J rt. Lt
R 'Coon:knob & 1., Win John B BrintoibW Cheater
botartuolhouse.Del. A A Thomas, Hogborough
Jethro, Jaffna, Po
... .
rketnnfd T itire nmE ti'Lliefag•,:bbPr Vote.
e Heaton. Newtown La Simpson, oewtown
W McDowell, Wit chtstown. 'rhos Ltuton, Newtown
See Pastbern. Attleboro A a heir, Aid
Seth 'fan Hunks oo t - Jno n. Party, Attleboro
1.0 Bit ley. Phil
- BR Iluseltoti. N J
W reson,Bnoks co T P Harvey, Cin,Ohio
bt array, Hinikroci Chan H. Lukens, Bucks co
on 1 tlt/rucks co Havens. Del co. IV Y -
tooben Tay r,l3uoks eo Prank T'aylor, Bucks on
A H Daher, Ittl . , a Toithesoo. Bucks co
E e Hughea, Buckingham James Thornton. BrberrY
BLACK- BEAR ROTEL—Third, above Callowldlt at
J Strove'', RtOztAwn El Apes, Saline 0 rave
slant Ouilman,Brberry Bent Tomlinson, gybernr
FTomlinsOn, Byberry Suril Garner. Doylestown
Mast Garner, Doylestown .1) Romeo & la, N
eaaper Roads. &berry /4 Woodward, Aim e'stult
Chau Road. Southampton Jacob 8 Bodder,
trig Roseland, Byberry
VBR NON J-MTEL-9es_ond.it. above Arab•
W Thorn s Wash. DO QC Kan 'torn & Walsh
ma Stiller, whining et Thompson, Lanoaswr
Williamson, Pa
BALD MOLE HOTEL—Third et., above Oellowhill.
tolEtrewn. Nortbungdd CO Henry Smith,
Hooko.Pa
o n Shaeffer, Books oo,Pe Jacob Malinger, e oo
Oemrigen, Eaton
AIERCRANTEP Hol7l3E—Third at.,above Callowhilt
Damon Albright, Reading ThoeWldmn,Pa
1,7 t3isl t,YY444tt)4;10
SEE FOURTH PAGE.
ARRIVIID.
The City Joe Boat. &heßinger, which went down to
Chester yesterday morning to bring up whatever ves
sels yulght. he detained n..er that point, returned last
evening without a tow, having seen no vessele below.
CNA 8 reports the chennei clear of we.
BY TlLEgilt . 4l , ll.
Oorreepondenoe of the Phthutelp_lm Exohente
CAPE ISLAND. NJ Jan 6-6 Y A M.
t_
A large gbh) 064 several sohooners At now off this
rid* friltlJS in.
s. Whe ship channel IS clear of toe, hat
there 35 plenty rift offshore. Wind south—weather
ruoilerotios.
Yours, &o. TBOB. B. RUOILES.
AT TELTARAPH.
Worreepondenee of The Ne Prem.)
w Yogic, Tau 6.
The 4111DThiterpe, before reported tuition), hes got off.
She arrived up thta evening. The Uterpe is only (nipper
damaged.
Arrived, bark Dirigo, from oMisow,
Eng. Spa 6 .
WOW, ship Champion, froniCrietol, Eng.
MEMORANDA.
614=1410 Baton
_, &new, cleared at New York yok
tordery for Philadelhia.
Steamship Arago Lines, for Havre, Gloated at New
York yeete.delr-
Bhla Thomas Jefferson , Meaeom, hence, arrived •at
Mobile 25th ah.
Ship
lt. severe, Rorke, for Havre, tasted tit - 7,lobile
MA u
Ship
Y Australia, Dudley, for Gibraltar, cleared at New
ork yesterday.
Berk A cooper, Dingier, cleared at New York yosto
t for Benicia.
Bark Honduras, Bates, for Belize, cleared at N York
Yesterday.
Brig Addy Swift, Avery, for Maracaibo, cleared at N
Yeyk yotterdar.
ssPit :riereeta. Welsh. hence, yin Richmond. for Rio
de AMMO, was spoken 16th ult. lat 86, long 1140.
Brig Elizabeth anthem°, from Bermes Ayres, arrived
at Seaton sth inst.
Bohr Amy Chase. Brevoor, from' tampido, was below
New York yesterday,-
ta a r gl :.I,olc,Anallietvolil, abated at Neer York yen-
BehiAsse Willlamsok Jr, Dinsniore, from George'
Welt; arrived at New York yesterday.
Behr Only Daughter, Falkenburg, (rein &mash. at
Boston sift last,
- Bohm Theresa C f Dandy, berme And Neptune. Magee,
irons New Brunirettek, NJ. arrived as Boston sth inst.
55Fr Jyne C Patterson, Nand, cleared at Jaokeenville
ol i for Rlohmend l - ,
n obsolts Day, albourne, Oct 37, slilv ,, Cinoinns•
oneoalle•Nlntron. cares. queen n f the est, Healy.
Saltalragon. Grant,' Spark of - the Ocean , mminond,
tputt etate of Maine. itnot.Ramen. Os,ead.'for Calcutta:
maid McKay, 'Kidder,. for_ Liverpool perm. hark IT&
elmine.(Dan)Wruen, for mat Franolsono 20111.
Cid 1804 chip apoleon, Corner. Calcutta.
Balled latrubefore reported 11th) ship hardinlan, (Br)
Treeelljen, New °risme,
Harrison, M m lb S ou
Bulled froydner ne.y, NSW, Dot 16, ship Bell Book,
e
MARRIED.
101474--11ARPLETT.—Oh Thureay L ./anima Sib, by,
Nv. charlei A. Smith. D. D., Pl/i.carld Japes.. 01
west chaster. Pa.. to miss Hemet isernett. of fhila
delphio.
f ret Cheater papers please con] _ •
WATS —Ca —ion the 141)1u1t.t4 the .tt.pe.
Elfg:. O. Wadsworth.
al tiiif Andrewl 041;11,1.1° Mix
• ABIIIST-111, yin the Oth inganliatttie resident/1
o the bride's father , Lambertville Pl, by Frieorie
ceremony, Jacob Janney, of Philadelphia, to hiatilia,
difgtiter of Robert..slr.
rATING—frl i /LOLIg.—On the let instant" by Rey.
kr. Hereillger, r. Wii, Boating t 9 Mine Mary Jae
one, all of Phi &deb S. •
AltOfIER—A 0T .—On lbe 11th tilt., by Wei/
ploaan T lA•gre. Mr. fi ller; W. 11 Karcher to flies
gin glt:4llta/N a 7 t -0. ?1 thit il li i t i stit, b r . Rey. A.
Mullen. Mr, mettle Royer to Aline Reagan* IL Binll,
nil of libtael_pbm r . •
ODA if, --9AOVES.—On the lst lenient in_ West
PhiMne abia, by Rev. Thatnaa O. Maker°. Air. Win. W.
Clerk to Miss /Bettie P. Uroves, all or this city. •
•
, DYED*
Wiliii.--13addeitly, on the 2d, Mary Ann, wife of
(ilium gga fuse.
The and friends ail, invited to attend the
funeral,. on Sanity, at 2 o'clock, from the residence.
ooreey_Dreen an d Hittenhonee streets, Clermentowth *
TAYLOIL.—On the evening of the 4th inst., 'Mordecai
Taylor, aced di Years..
His relatives, and Wends of the family, are incited to
ettmd his funeral. from hie late reeidence, Ilauo t roto.
Delaware ocruntY, on Sunday 2011 , elk Met., at 22
o'clock_44.
ARDLE.-Bu4dAnly, con ll'ourth day morning, eth
lust, Thomas H.-Yardley, AL D., in the GOth Year of Dm
8 511amale ielstilres and friend* are reopeotfullyinYited,
without farther notice, to attend Gip funeral., from his
Late tesidafee, lees arch stiset, i til day) mor,
121 N ° T 6 , l° -ot.) Or:alto Tara , Hilt. Abbott,
In ma d2d year ot hie age.
His friends are Inv i ted Watteau his timers.), from his
latirreeidenwe, - No. are Arch street4l6 (Seventh di.l2)
natal at 10 o'clock. 'lnterment urel Rio. ti
2.ari .—Ori the murning of the 4 set ., a ft er fp,
tiy•tinS loess, Isabella, wife of Cant. star Lane, e
Year Oiler age,
Heativesenli friehditare reepeetfully invited to at
tend ner funeral, front hetbusbatie's tenderise, Thirty
fourth and him 'treats, Mantua t this (Saturday) illOrri
-114,_ 1420 o'liteek. Interment at Noma merlon ?ear
tth
190 Demuth, , thithath year of per ale. - ,
,ruattal .11.otal4i i T of - laplother , Vg."
filstittH uutiter-of , HlOw r u iti rime, Bohai fit
. ittl644
it the ins tt enard Lawson-.
r -thislOt reet . atjUs seta
- oppoelte the Pert Hostasl for the Insane, on Sunday
morning at II o clock,
COOK.LOe the 4th instant, Mary B. Cook, daughter
• of WM.-Cook, aged 92 yeast,.
...,,F.nneml from her father's residence, roman° and
rlun streets , on Sunday mornang,at Ski o'clock.
111.11,IOTT.—On theft], instant, Thymus Elliott, in the
00th year of his age. '
...uneral from hie brother's residence, Franklin street,
rrkf 4 rdon Sunday afternoon. at 1 o cloak. • •
tat of
the 3d instant, Rachel B. Brittle,
M tot of the la e Isaac ttin, in the year of her lige.
Funeral from the residence of her daughter. A. J.
aeinhr, a. W. corner Third and Buttonwood streets,
l. (Saturday) afternoon, at 1 o'clock.
• BBORT.—Suddenly, on the 4th instant, Mrs. Mary
Short, widow of the late Wm. Short.
Funeral from her feta residence. No, 1510 Walter
avert. on Sunday. at 1 o'clock F. 6f.
TOLAND.—On the 6th instant, Mrs. E lizabeth Toland,
aged 70 rears.
Funeral from her late residence, No. 1925 Wilcox
Street. between Nineteenth and Twentieth, above Pine,
this (Saturday) niternon• at 1 o'clock.
NEUMAN —On the 6th instant. Right Rev. Bishop
Neuman, the fourth Bishop of Philadelphia.
Solemn High Mese will be celebrated in St John's
Church, on Monday morning. at 0 o'clock. The Re.
verend Clergy end Laity aro respectfully invited to
• attend. interment at Si. John's Church,
ANDERSON.—On the 4th inst Mre. Margaret Ander
son, in the 74th year of her age.
Funeral from the residence of Mr. John B. Shillings'
burg, No. 333 Diliwyn street, on Sunday morning, at . 7o
o'clock.
COM LY.—On the 3d inst., Margaret Gently, In the 72d
year of her age.
Funeral from the residence of her sop-in-law. Thos.
Lomb, Fox Chase. thus (Saturday inornlair, at 10
M FtANY.—On the 3d inst., Ellen Messy, relict of the
tato Owen Meany, in the 70th year of her are.
Funeral from her late reendenoe. No. 1139 Ships: n
street, this (Saturday 'morning. et Ellfi o'clock.
MOURNING MOUSSELINES DRLATNE.
is CENTEL-13E88cm & 80N hare reduced
10,000 yards of Imported Blaok and White Monne!lnes
Dolma to only ie Gent&
MOURNING B TORB,
No. 808 CIIEBTNUT Street.
BLACK TIMIET LONG SHAWLS.—
owA-.. in Store, a full assortment of Lupin's Blank
that Long Shawls. Also, Imon'a hlank Cashmeres,
erinos, Blain Deohenes, Velvet Poplins, Talll9BoB,
Valour Reps, Mousseline do Woes, Bombazines, &o.
BEASON dc SON, Mourning store,
dl5 SOS CIEtESTNUT Street,
rrr . CHURCH OF THE NEW TESTAMENT
T. H. STOCKTO Pastor t nnrth west corner
iitiART) AVENUE and THIRTEENTH street. An
friends of tins nhurch and its Pastor are requested lo
attend TO-MORROW, end bear an etwourasina state
ment, 81INDAY RCHOOL, A. M. PREACHING,
io3i DAD'S SUPPER after presolting. All Christians
v jergliAY Maier (January 10th) fi!clock
mow, MEETING will be - held nt the HALL:in
make Dernumont fina ncial amusements. Gentlemen
of Rasa. moans and ospenenre. design to he present,
told will be glad to sea onion from any Darter the city.
Cars on Eleventh and Fifteenth streets so within two
mutes and, retnrning.Thirteenth-street oarepass the
door. Comae and help good cause! It*
THE GREAT iIVEEK—TGE WORLD%
PRAVER Mit ETING FOR TIM ORLD.—
The mecond week in Janus rr, WC there in every reason
to believe will be FL time of more united end extensive
suenliention, for the pouring out of the Holy Bpirit upon
all flesh than the world hat ever known before in its
entire history. Let every one in Zion appear before
clod. The Norm Prayer-marina will he held every day
from 12 to 1)4 o'clock, and each day be led by Ministers
of different, enominations. On SATURDAY. in addi
tion to the Noon Prever-mnetinc. a meeting will be held
in CIONCURT HALL at 3,t‘ o'clock, to Which a general
attendance in eernestiv invited. netball have dominion
from eta to eta and from the river unto the ends of the
earth. prayer abut WWI be made for him, and daily
shall he lie praised. It*
, P s I s IAA A T T IMPHIA SABBATLIACIIOO4
J.
An Adjourned meeting of the Aesociation 'viii be held
on MONDAY EYBNING next. in the MOB AVIAN
CHURCH:corner of, Fmnklin end Wood streets Rub-
Jetts of special importance will he presented. lbw •
Intendants, toAohero. and the Mends of the cam, with
delegates. are invited to ho Present.
The second of the orntro of 'Lento roe to Sunda. ,
schen) tettobers. under the superintendence of this Ae
megaton Wilt be delivered on TURPDAY EVE_NINO.
January loth. at Mo'cloelc,irt tho BAPTIST CHURCH,
corner or Brood and Arch.
The lecturer for next To Pads evening is Rev. S.
R. TAYLOR. Roldect—"
the
ion of the Sunder
school to the Fauulr and the Church." It
ty"". DR. BARTINE' SERMON ON SUN
DAN. last. on the " Disembralied State of the
Soul one of tlntOona Existene• " will he reviewed by
REQ. STORM!, of New York, I 'M
-MORROW. at the
Lux,. S.R. corner Spine Satan and Ninth Streets.
at Toy, o'clock Morning. and I Eveninf r. Methodist
frtends, and the admirers of Robert W. Landis' book,
come and hear. it`
'C. REV. GIIATTAN GUINNESS WILL
_proud' T^-y O RROW (Rabhath 1 as Ninon,:
MORNING. at 103 1 .n'ainnk. in this RfIV. Pr. Edward's'
Chnrch. enrcer Jwahroenth and Arch Errnota. AF
TERNOON. at &Meek, billow. Mr. Collet' Church,
'Flint and Redworni Etrcetc. EVENING. at 7S; o'clock.
In the lo
e .
Rev. Dr. Wylie's Church, Broad Street bew
Bomblt*
UNION M. E. CHURCH. FOURTH
rr
will
below .9 roll. REV. A. 0001011 AN. (Pas
tor will menell to-morrow (Flabbath) morning at lON
o'clock—EvEming nt 7ti o'olook.
A protracted meeting of very deep interest is in OTI).
greets. The seats are all free.
Young Men's prayer menting.6l4 o'clock, P. XL I t"
11 7 r T FREEDOM
A A D O Pi t tV ' y E i g t ti: Tit 9 f
TDRE.—A Porrnnn. olden • on Di. , " Religion of
bv Hive Mr NARCINVA/ Unitarian. ntl
Rad Dayda kru.ln ENIWTH AND APRIN OAR-pEri STRE TO-NDRHOWIEutaIar) at 73., P. M.
Morning comae at 10% o'clock. Seats free.
rrrPRESBYTERIAN ENTERPRISE.--.
REV. E. E. A RAMA win T.IOMIOII at HROA 1).
'WAY HALL Ronthenot °aviator EROA D and SPRING
GARDEN STREETS. TO-MORROW (anhhath)
MORNING, at lOX A. M., and EVENING. at 75fi P. M.
ift7-11.
firC111.111,(311 OF TILE sittssutu, LOCUST
St. EAST OF BROAD. Rec. Tlu. WILLI. M
ioN Petrox —Servtre TO-EORItOW •tIN A. M..
aneni F. M Eveu tkg Lecture—" Spiritualism An
cient and Modern:. lt•
CrCHURCH OF THE COVENANT.—
rPerviess coNovRT HAM,. Chettant Own
Ig
Twelfth street, en' SUNDAY at 1034 ownor A. M.,
and IX o'clock, P. AL, by the Rev. JAMES PRATT,
Rector
I(*AiNirsTattsZBEIOFCRITO;II,Ottitr ME N'S y.
BOMBERITER will deliver sermon, D . VR..evir-to
mnrrnrrOihilifinthi 41 , Vninc. to the ciiiirdh. Race rernot
between Third and Fourth greeds. at Vs' o'nionic. ]t•
rf lto7l l l l E r itB T JPlliElita l it, l'is ticr. WPM
lIINSON. or New York. on th , s Ruttiest. TO-MORROW
A WIT RNOON. at AS o'clock in Atnerloan Meohnnioe'
Hall. corner FOURTH and GEORGE Streets. All aro
Welcome. lt.
p. VIIIATUALISM..!.IIIR M. FANNIE
DUI:RANK Fgvrarr,- or Afaesnahusetteu
Trnnee-med hon. mill . eive her elontee !enter,' at SAN
POhi HALL, otiBUNDAY, at 101, A. M., and
"f rhe Evening discourse will be nn the laws or medium
development, illuetrated by the modiutz.'e experience.
Admission 6 cants. it*
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P. M. The following ticket wee Placid ' ?le nomination
at a meeting of the R.oolcholdere held on too 30th ult.:
FOR DIRhOTOR3
MERCANTILE LIBRARY COMPANY.
BToOKHOLDERs , TICICET
I. T. moRrus_PEROT. of T. Morrie Perot & Co.
2. GEORGE V. NEVILLE, of Canby, Neville, &
ilugbev.
a. JOSRPIL C. ORIMB, of Jon. C. Chubb dr. Co.
.1011 ND. WATSON, Annotate Editor of the North
A E. '" Pi i inlAlSl WHARTON, Jr., of Barker, Brothers,
& e, Co.
141'2,2,1 NENII4 ,° VP= a da n olt i li r Of the
World.
8. JAMESLEBLIR, Jr Hardware Merchant.
A. WARNER AL RAcliN, of banck, Resin. & Co.
10. ALAN, O. ADAMSON, with Canby, Nonite, &
Hughes.
Jr. WILLIAM J. POLLOCK, with titter. Prim!, & Co.
12. JOHN L. 11011011, of Bond & HOnsh.
13. RLEB Al. WALTON. with Monia L.
lowed & Co.
roa TRIAMIRMII•
OKARLBS RHOADS
TO THF.iaTOOKHOLTERS OF THE MERCANTILE
IBRARY.
The undersigned recommend the gentlemen named
tenon the above ticket an suitable Persons teoolllPone the
Board of Directors of the Mercantile Library Company
of Philadelphia, believing that. it they are elected, the
°Meet contemplated at the establishment of the insti
tution will be attained, viz: that of a Public Library for
the moral and intellectual improvement of its mem
bers.
Lewis Bros h. Co Wm D Jonas J B c, o orperiiiwait
Jan CrIFISY liaml.fennes PAVas 13 Truitt
Chas Abbey Wm Blanchard Jenne ()miler
Morris Hacker Alex Heron, Jr Caleb Cresson
%GS Lang Joe 13 Kennon (leo Rhoads
P,dwd Leann:Me Relit Leviok Jos Prot
BrJ Grlseoin Bilwd N Wright It, It Hutchinson
Edwin Mitchell Rout M Hazlett Geo Vans Cresson
Wm A Abbey Alfred ()Justice .Tos B Lovering, Jr
At 3 Letchworth Stephen Caldwell Wm C Biddle
Norman L Hart Richard Levick Henry I) Landis
F, M Needles Semi R Hyena Jmnah 3 Alle n
Geo H Earle las A Wright C MoKibbin
Thornton Pike .Yranklin Fvens obt Biddle
0 II 'Nikon W Mitchell Win S Fletcher
Marmed'e MOOT() Wm at Ireland Simon Stern
Ryan T Eller Win N Needles Percival Collins
'l' It Dawson Geo P Abbey Pdwd II Ogden
Tobias M Huber Gen W Vintine Alfrea H Love
Morns t•troud Sft Martin his A L Morrell
Ohne 0 Abbey Jnehns W Gaston .Tnhn it Pavement I
J1490e0 0 Evans Cline M Ta)lor
Wm 1 3 Walter Rdwit Allen . Jan :11 Stephen.,
at alley Geo W Hall 'l' ElWnotl Zan
Chas Hallowell I Butler 1)11wyn Parnah, Jr
Jae Willie Wm II Niehols John F Sherman
JAgsob H Fillloll twin Palmer Fra oinJ Ott
vv . A Knight 4 P Wire Joe G Henzey
Chow Rogge Mahony Hanel Huston
TI Molntorli 'm A Ingham FIR Int 111 Duffield
John Noble Clime I) Cleveland Dan! P Dietrich
no A MaCallinter .1 W Wainwright B Peel
Geo Boldin W F, Wood Win J Caner
Thos Fit Gallagher E A Adams John Mahn
Jar-St and mane others.
at
7 LECTURE .I.Ic.hy T
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A lt ,, N:F in N g ri re l :
Invited. Universalist (Thumb. LOMBARD alive
COMMONW IP:A LTYI I NECIURANCE COM
PANY OF PENNSYLVANI A.
INCS, COMNOtiwg.l.lll Heit,Me.
No. 613 CilEfsrst!T STREET.
Philadelphia, January 1, WO.
At an election held Jemmy 21. the tollowins named
gentlemen were elertee Dire tore or rya, Company for
the *Having Veal PAVID JA YNE,
JOHHEN
',Mfg.L,
NRY. Jr .
THOMAS IY. RATANS.
THOrd AS H. FiTEWART,
JOHN NI. BUTLvn.
HOWARD C it NGT,
JOHN 14'. IVA IX). R.
STEPHEN COULTER,
CHANT.Y.B L. VASCALL.
And at a meeting of the Board of Directors, hold this
der. the follow;ns were ehoren l'lrrerg of the Compo
rt!: DAVID IA VIII .3 M. D.. Prexident.
..jr 011 g W Vice President.
DANIIII4I, S. M PON. Becretery. Jae at
icrFt TAVEMENT OF THE UNION BANN,
all required by the eenond section of tho Act of
the General Assembly of this Commonwealth, approved
the 13th day of ()metier, A. p 1857:
Amount of looms and discounts.... • 15
due from other honks... .... 45 038 ad
of noise di deception ... 88,718 00
'' deposits, indeding balancer' duo
to other hooks 214 023 78
Pin t.‘ eeLPIII A, January 6,1820.
CITY or PHILADELPHIA. es:
I, James Lesley, Cashier of the Union Bank, being
sworn, depose non say that the 'Awn) statement is cor
rect to the best of my knowledge and belief.
JAMES LESLEY, Cashier.
Bwornliefore me, this 'dun doe of January. A.
V.
Y. C. ELLMAKER. Notary f
irr'FIRINO OF MR FIRST DEMOCRAs
T OUR FUR MO.
WTHE NATIONAI, SEMOCR tIY
TO members of the Keystone Club cordially invite
their brother Deinctersts of 1 3 1tilstielchia to meet them
in Commit at their Hall in Twelfth street, below Meet
not. op. Monday evening the Rh net.. for the triple oh'
Jot of celerating the bottles f New Orleans , weaving
for tbe Spring sad Fall Campaigns, and amain, new
members. By hnrnasny we will secure n united Verne.
oraoy, and a united Democracy is certain of victory.
Able speakers will address the meeting. Chair Will he
.taken panotually st half past 7 o'clock,
ja.7..2t 'WILLIAM McCANLESS, Pres%
IXHEAD QUARTERS CENTRAL RE.
PUBLICAN CLUB. N. W. CORNER OF RP,-
H AND CHESTNUT.—II, R. WA RRINER.
Vanand WILLIAM S. PIERCE. Elm .will
the oitizena of Philadelphia THIS (Saturday) EVEN
ING. at 7YI olook, at tho above place, on the lames of
the day. It*
[CrTHE CARS OF TILE oyalmnrcrowN
PASSENG HE. R lI.WAY COMPANY will not
run on Sundays after thla date.
SINOERLY, Seoretary.
Saturdny Jan. 7, 1860. It*
OFFICE OF THE WESTMORELAND
1./3 COAL COMPANY, No. 230 South THIRD 81,,
corner of Willing's Alley.
PIIILAngLY/1 1 A, January 4, Ipo.
At the annual meeting or the Stockholders o, the
Westmoreland Coal Company, held at their dike this
day, the following persons were cleated for the ensuing
year
President , —Edward C. Biddle.
Direetore—Edward O. Biddle, Jaw es Magee, John
Covgde, Samuel Welsh. Samuel !O. Morton, P. Pemb•r
ton.Monis,Rtlylien X . Brooke, Edward Lowlier. M.D.,
Irembertontiutahlnoon, Wil liam S. Perot, James A.
MoCree, M. D
Secretary end Treasurer—Frenole If. Jactizson. It
IP7gOTICE.-1118 ANNUAL DIEETINO
re Stookholdate at tha Second and null
atesemn TAT s narni lair l t tiA 4pi a t ,
heir 0., zmp". tree , on
hill, at Lib °Lori AVM it W 1011 time an p een
t o ecitin
g rip, jte!
_fpr a Presider and twelve Dim ,
PAO ""9114"1111104111940141MMTt
THE PHILADELPHIA LTING.IN
aT CHARITY AND NURSE POCIETY.—The an
nu meeting of the contributors to this charity Will
be held on VIONDAY.9th mkt., attp._,Al „at the /Wits'
Nome, southwest corner of f...LEVENTH end CHER
RY Streets. inB-5t
I Cr EMAYAM MISSEVAITTIIN!•
The annual dues of members for IWO are now dim and
payable Ft , rho rooms ,1009 and lOU CREsTNUT Street.
from 8 M. told P.
Ja6 , fset JOHN WANAMAKEIt, Cor. Sao.
ry QUAKER CITY INSURANCE COM
PANY, Office, 408 WALNUT titreet .
riIILADELPHIA, 3.1850.
At Meeting of the titocknolders of the Company,
lorlathisday, the following named Officer:land Directors
were duly elected to serve for the eueutne year. via:
President—GEOß GE H. HART,
Vice President—E. P. ROB 9.
beerettry itud Trotumrer—H. R. COGOSHALL.
Assistant Beeretery-8. H. BUTLER.
Georg_e H. Hart, DIRECTORS:
E
E. P. Ross, Andrew R. Chambers,
A. C. Cattail, H. R. Crnal,
Foster 8. Perkins, Bamtiel Jones,
Hon. IL M. Futter.
irDEVICE OF THE PENNSYLVANIA
COMPANY FOR INSURANCE ON LIVER,
D GRAN:LINO ANNUITIvd,
PuiLanetplim, Jan van 1860.
The annual meeting of the Stockhoidere or this Own-
Pans will take pla instanteir Mho, Uhl WALNUT St.,
on MONDAY, 16th at 12 o'clock AL, and at the
same time an election will be held for thirteen dime
tore for the ensuing seer,
ja3-18t" WILLIAM B. BILL, Actuary.
HOUSE OF ILEFUGE.—THEANNUAL
CePre'Ttrif,Vb,oefah t e c ',VA l OVitlfri t iN h Vic?,"f e ttl
o'clock.; M., at No. lujiNorth TEriTli Street, above
Arch street.
The annual Report of the Board of Managers will
be submitted, and an eleobon will be held for °Moore
and Managers to serve forAgmtAtiree i t i r kNßy,
Secretary Rouse of Refuge.
PHILADILTIITA, January 0, 18tA Ja6Asmwit
[I:rOFFICEOER RAIL CITY PAN.
BEN WAY COM PANY,
152 SOUTII Founru Brainy, Dot. 21, 1859.
The annual meeting of the stookholders of the Phila
delphia City Passenger Railway Company will he hold
at the office of the Company. No. 152 Mouth FOURTH
Street, mt 81014 DAY, Sanitary 9th, 1860, at 10 o'clock A.
M.. at whiqh nom an election will he held for a Presi
dent and sut Directors to servo the onguiug year.
_
W. M. 13INGERLY,
Seorets.ry•
.frr OFFICE OF TIIE ENTERPRISE IN
SURANCE COMP ANY. 8. W. corner of
AM:IRTII. and WALNUT Streets.
PHILADELPHIA, Deeernber 11,1859.
NOTION—The Annual Meeting_of the Stockholders
of TRH ENTER PRISE INSURANCE. COMPANY will
be bold on MONDAY, the 9th day. of January, IWO, at
ten o'clock A. AL M the Oflioe of the Company.
An Eleationi for Twelve Difeetora, to serve the on-
Ruins year, will be held on the same day, et the salve
place, be
M. tween the hours of be o'olook A. M. and 2
tjo o'clock P.
CHARLES W. CORE. Secretary.
ZrOFFICE OF THE FAME INSURANCE
COMPANY, No. 4H CHESTNUT Street, Pinta
a.—Tlte annual meeting of the Stockholders of
the Compel will be held at their oft M.
on MONDAY,
the 9th day January. 1860, at 10 o'clock A. . An
election tor ' welve Directors to serve for the ensuing
year, will be held at the same plate on the same day
between the hours of 10 A. hl., ayd 2 P. M.
d 29-01.9 WM.!. 13LANCIIARD. &maim%
OFFICE OF THE UNION MUTUAL IN.
SURANCE COMPANY.—PumatraLeitia, Deo.
25, 859. The Annual Meetinaot the eon pholders of the
UNION MUTUAL. INSURANCE COMPANY. of Phi
ladelphia, will ho held at the 011ie° of the Company. on
Monday, Innuary 9. 1860, at 12 o'clock, (atm./ at which
time an Election will be held for Eight Directors, to
serve for the ensiling three year°,
Re COL LIBON,
d25-11t Secretary.
ir" OFFICE OF THE E PENN MUTUALJAIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY, N. E. corner THIRD
anci l Docic streets.
.renunry 3, I&O.
At an election held this (lay at the (Alice al the Coln-
Penn, the fe.lowing gentlemen were duly elected to
tetra an Treace(' for three Years
Rodolphus Kent, Wdumn Robertson,
Elie B. Arelter, Joseph M. Thotnns,
Samuel J. Christina, Warner M. Roam,
Daniell,. Miller, Pierre V. Dutton.
Samuel:Willi tons.
Jas-thstu-3t JOHN W. HORNOR.
N I' IC E .—THE COUPONS OF THE
Bonds of tho GREEN AND COATsfi.STREET
PA ENDER RAILWAY COMPANY, due January
)6, 1860 will he DA id on
_presentation at the Officio of the
Company, 422 WALNUT Street. on end after that date.
MARRY CONNFLLY,
Treasurer.
dn-stu&th tims
OFFICE OF THE EAST MAIIONY
RAILRuAD COMPANY, rifILAPELPIIIht, Deo.
1851
TIM annual meeting of the stockholders of the com
pany, and an election for officers to servo the animus
year will hold at the allefl of tho company, No, 407
, IBItARY Sc.. on MONDAY, the Dth January next, at
10 o'clock. A. 151. p. MoINTYRE.
tl2O-tuthstja9 Treneurer and Secretary.
.frrOFFIIdE OF TILE LITTLE SCHUYL•
HILL NAVIGATION RAILROAD AND COAL
COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA, Duo. 19, 1859.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of this com
pany, and an election for officers to serve the °fluorin
year, will be held at the office of tho oomprinv, No. 407
LI DR A /11' Street. On MONDAYthe 9th January next,
at io)4 o'clock, A. M. Vi'ALN. Jot.,
d2U-trithatja9 Treasurer nod Secretary.
pa. MERCANTILE LIBRARY COMPANY.
A general meeting of the Company will 1* IWO
in the Library Room. on TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
January letli. MO. at 35 o'clock. Immediately afterthe
adj. urnmcnt the Tellers appointee will hold an election
for Directors and reasurer for the ennuint year. The
polls will be kept open until os4wciocic I'. M.
d3O-jn2-4-6-10 CHARLES H. RINGER, Seer.
DXOFFICE OF THE LEHIGH AND
DZLAWA RE WATER-GAP RAILROAD CO.,
WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
above-named corporation will ho held on MONDAY.
January 9th. 1260 ; at 12 M.. at which time and place an
Election will be held for a President and Pireetem to
nerve for the ensuing year. JOHN HANCOCK,
d2l &Mg Treasurer and Secretary.
iNsuitArticE COMPANY OF TILE
Uri STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
December 23, IMi.
An election for Thirteen Directors of this Company,
t ' hig: r ,2q o . fo •t r ETCl e t s nre r hind n b s e s i i) b n i ilol , llrA?? . tirti l ti . ry .
oth. IMO. between the hours 04'10 o'clock . anti 1
o'cock P. M. WILLIAM HARPER, .
dell dtJe.9 Secretary.
fr". OFFICE OF THE DELAWARE COUN-
EaTY PASSENGER RAI LROAD.—The Annual
tion for President and Directors of the Delaware
County Pawnees Ralroad Company will be held at
the office of JAMES MILLER, MARKET Streak west
of Tilt street, West Philadelphia, on MONDAY. tke
9th day_ofJanuaryoh6o, between the hours of 10 A. AL
and 2 P Al. A. L. 130NNAFFON,
d23-dl 9 Secretary.
IGTNOTICE.—TIES ANNUM, MEETING
TES the MN/Ph/Adore of the orE_EN AND
'EI3-STREET PASSENGER RAILWAY COAt
?ANY wig he held at the aloe tho Company, 4,V
WALNUT Street, on MONDAY, Jenuary It, I&O, at 12
o'olook.,itoon,at whioh time and place en election will
be hold log a Prolident and twelve Dircotore, to nerve
for the few enaulna.
d2O-10 MINDY SAARWOOD. Secretary.
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IYAITC/Pk i VIVAAR -vr, r 6\ll
Ntrtvii 1101.11 • and JAO•ii
NOTICES.
Eteoietiry
STORES,
WANTS.
QPRIRG TRADE.—A young active, bui
l., nu , m u , wi g h ox to Itt ooo rt• t o.enTtrxrioN rot tits
l i fi d to w io th rialiVido it e V :g i t
city. A rasa " . • O." ibis " JA7-It•
A GENTS WANTED IN EACH TOWN
-"kin PeOnsTivania to sell a Superior Mantas Lock-
Stito4 tiewntg Machine. A finephanoo to mato noneT
tbrlQtAtl p r i ttp . l. o PorPartiortlArs, Addresta'itty.
A 0061PETENT HOUtiEKEKPER wants
sk a situation, who is a oomplete needle-woman;
city reference from her former employers. humus. for
one week. at thee. W. corner of Tistern and 15. - RING
GAR i)o.N street,. JaT-stothat•
WANTED—A German girl to do house
work in a mill family. BU4 gar wag' will tie
given SEVEN paient, well-reaominended gilt Jiggly
at 727 TEENTH Street. It"
WANTED—A Situation u Porter in a
Dry Goods or Notion House, by one who has
had exponent. in the hoeineas. Pleferenoe from loot
employer. address " Clifford." this office. Ja7.3l*
W.ANTED —ln a Market street Store,
an active, esergatio young man sa salesman.
One who eon oommand a Su-months trade. ,Address
DRY GOODS, at Press °Mee ias-12t•
$3 -A OENTLENAN OF IN.
to
desilollll of entering into nom° luerstive wrens
hiirluiles would be light. (with tit above isnm.; w erg
everything proved satistaotory. *Arenas gesuired, as
well ea given. Address "8. W. " Press Mos.
e-tuthslet`
WANTED—A single Man, prompt, exact,
and not talkative, to wait UPOI2 a vanineatent
invalid. Good wars !pen. Undoubted reference re.
united. Addrete •T. T." Blood'. Dianetch.
FOR SALE AND TO LET
- EIOR RENT—A fine Store Room No. 32
South FIFTH Street. Apply immediately to Jobs
0. hies( & Sons. earner 1110TH sad CRESTNLIT
Streets. Philadelphia. 4741
9CO RENT—Three stores, 8300 per
.+an
num. AA)* to C. CARRELL. GERMANTOWN
Road, abovo Filth street. JaT4.t•
TO RENT-4 large third story room,
40 b• 45 foot. Apply to C. CARRELL, OERMAN
TOWN Road. above FitLk street. 7147.4t4
$lO,OOO —An Active Man, with ten
• thousand dollars in cash or real ea•
tate. ran buy aninterest In a laptassa that will pay a
satisi.otory profit. Address "D. D. John ,' No: SIM
Post Moe. It.
LET.—The second floor of the New
Store, 140.132 MARKET Street, well suited tore
Commission or Jobbing bueineu. Rent low to a "ea
table tenant. Ja7-stuth 3t•
FOR SALE--A valuable bob-tail
Sorrel Mare, six years old, sound, very gentle
an 4 kind in harness. (settees of locomotives, fast and
gay traveller. the property of a pri.ate gentleman Bold
only for want of use; will be sold low. ADDIy at No. 718
South FIFTH Street. jd•gt•
COAL LANDS, &c., Ac.—About 708
Acres Coal, MO Building Lots, 3 Farms, Large New
Hotel. Btore. Stabling. &a.. ke. This property is
located in Luzerne oounty. at the junction of the Sus
glehanna and Lackawanna rivers, at the heed of the
Wyoming Valley, directly opposite Pittston, and the
lands ol the great Pennsylvania Coal Company. The
Lands have been bored and proved. The groat Pitts
ton vein underlie/ the same. The Lackawanna and
Bloomsburg Railroad runs through the property, had
has status, Depot. &0., & c.,located thereon.
The property will be sold a bargain. to close a Corl
cern. Apply to F. C. KNIURT,
President West Pittston Coal Co.,
ja7-sit Cur. CIiESTN UT and WATER Ste., Phila.
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER FOR SALE.-
A weekly newspaper, established tanream in
one of the most flourishing sections of Pennsylvania. to
be disposed of at a very low figure. The advertising
and too patronage first rate.
This is the only newspaper offine in an enterprising
town of abut 8000 inhabitants. For particulars, address
Newspaper." olEoro of The Press. .11.8-3 t
10 PER CENT.—We have for sale paper
apal; 10 per cent. par annum, seoured by deed
of trust upon bra-class property in St. Louis. Th e at
tention of ospitaltsts dewing safe Investments to tovo
tod. RA_KER. WESCOTT, & CO.,
117-1 m if 17 South THIRD Street.
FARMS FOR SALE, ranging from 20 to
Iva Acres, in good tonalities, on easy terms,
PARINI 8 for rent, from 10 mores tumoral.
lIANDSOME COTTA(iEB and DWELI.III6B for
sale or rent. Apply to R. R. CORSON,
dl7.ntw lm Norristown, Penna.
ga ROUSES TAVERNS, and, STORES,
KA. Beal Estate of every desoristion for sale oo to
reaL Apes to MAX VEIN'S,
Real Estate Arent.
No. 7.7 North SECOND Street,
In L. Tourny k Co.'s Seed Store.
All orders vrtll be promptly attended to. English,
French, and German spoken. Collsotor of around
Rents. nte-3m
pOR SALE—A Valuable Lot of Ground,
148 feet by VV. three fronts. water and fee oa
one front; suitable fora church or factory. It is coa
ted in the Southweetern part of the oity, in a rapidly im
proving neighbor timid. Terms easy. Addreiw, for par
ticulars." K.." office of this paper. noStf
200 TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE
° kW irraC t il'AßA A. SON,
le44t• '341 South 1 BIRD Street.
BOARDING.
BOARDING.—To rent, with Board, in a
double house, a suite of handsomeiy furnished
rooms. on first floor. Mao, other rooms, YU South
Broad street The house has °banged tenants recently,
and is now ready for boarders. d Wad"
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST.—Placed in the Post Office , New
Pork, on the 23.1 December. a LETTER drected
to F. P. STEEL, enabler Southwark Rank. Philulel
phla, Penna.. conteming among other enclosures the
following Coupons of the Penns.. Central ft. R. Co., dad
January 1, ldtsi, pu,ment of the name benne been stop
ped r Nos. 214 to 234; 219 and 28); 6U6 to Latin URS to
I &A; 3.301 to 403; 3.923 to 2 931 ; 203; 2.A56 to 2.9 ea ;
2.1172 to 2.979; 2.932; 2.939 and 3 WO; 2.993 to 3,000.
Parties are cautioned egamat rec.iving the same. A
reward will be paid oath, Letter being returned to the
Bank of the Staten( New York, or the Southwark Bank,
Philadelphia.
New lea. December 30,1039.
LOST.—Certificate No. 118, for 10 Shares
- 2 —. 1 of Stook Ranbury and Erie Railroad Company. to
the name of ANNA ht ARIA PEACE. Notice a barstrr
given that an &eel cation has Deep mode to that Coo
partfor the solo of a new Certlficate.
'camber 7, RAO.
h &set . EDWARD PEACE. Elamite,.
LOST—A CERTIFICATE of two shares
of stock (No. Xn) co the Consolidar Bulk ,
Philadelphia. WILLIAM L. WRIBY.
I.:Oilltithl2l. Deo 2% 1839. -thalk•
DRY-GOODS JOBBERS.
T C. HOWE & CO..
No. 210 MARKET STREET,
PIIILADELPRIA,
Oder to the Jobbing and Clothing Trade
J. T.SEAGRAVE & CO.'S GRANITE MILL.
BRADFORD, TAFT, & CO.'S
BLACKSTONE MILL,
ELM-STREET. MILLuRY,
MERRIMACK. MILLPORD,
And varinua others of the choicest and most desirable
make' of American PLAIN AND FANCY CABBI
- Also. a line of very choice high•lastred
BLACK DOESKINS.. Colored and White CORSET
JEANS, Bleached and Brown MEETINGS, SHIRT.
!NOS, and DRILLS.
J. C. HOWE & CO.
Are also Agouti of the
MANCHESTER PRINT WORKS,
And offer the various goods produced by this Company,
DE LAINES, CIIALLIES, OPERA CLOUDS,
PRINTS, Ac., Ac.
Ins thatulut
CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c.
THE CELEBRATED
EIVOL/211 MILO Pus
FINOLIIIM MILO rrra:
ViOLIHR MILO ?IPS!
HUVrk..M.N. E. oorner TEEIRD and USINSTNTIT
Ism Just received au assortment of
PRF.YARED PIPES !
lairorted direct from London.
These celebrated Pipes are of the finest Hellish Cl6l,
and will color equal to the Meerschaum. They are !sold
with or without Maroon°, Tin. or Wooden Cases.
ENGLISHMEN ! ATTENTION I 1
The delight atoll English Smokers Is the 51tt.0 Nei
Hoiono, N. E. THIRD and CHESTNUT, hao re
*Wed Lathe Stiles, Yin,
HATTIE, BILLIARD.
COURIER, LONDON.
BCOTOH, IRIS%
01.11 - re,
Wholesale and Retail,
St 6 ""r1.7. R.l.7'nnip and CHHBTRUT.
ESTABLISHED 1700.
_ PETER L0R1T....T.4 AR D.
SNUFF & TOBACCO MANUrACTURER,
14 and IS CHAMBERS STREET.
((Formerly U Chatham street. New Noric.)
Wool 4 call the especial attention or Owners and
Bracelets to his removal, and also the a:110es of his
inanuiecture, VIZ:
BROWN sktUFF.
Meobol. MOll,.
in.
tine RArpl.o. Vlll I/4
Warn ENT.", 7.sateettoehen.
Amenoati beajlegoart,... COPailhaink
YELLOW SNUFF.
Scotch, xreah &Malt,
High lout Scotch. Irish limh Tout.
Fresh Roney DesOeetch. or Landyroot.
. TOBACCO.
- -
•MORISO. CUT CUSH/Mi. 61101.1.11••
No.l, F. A. L.. or klsin. St. Jain,
No. 2, Corenchsh, or sweet t Spanish,
Nos. I Pr. 2, tnix'd. sweet dented OrinNo.Crintstef.
Kitefoot. Tin Foil Cavendish. pure Turkish.
A Ciretakr of Prices will he sent on opphostron.
N. B.—Note the new article of Fr frA Scote.,h /Antal;
which will be found a superior artiste for dipp r.
a ill
sz
Poses.
zwissLEß &I FIORILLO,
115 NORTH THIRD STREET,
Mae (or WE a largo ripply of
OIGARS
OF TIES BEW7
HAVANA BRANDS
TOBACCO, SNUFF, PIPES, M.
AGENTS FOE GAIL A AX,
SHAMAN SMOKING TOBAIIOO AND CIGAR&
0031-3 m
A MERINO.
140 SOUTH PROM MU%
Ku In More and bonds and
Kira far Eats, a Lane Anortuulati d
CIGARS,
leoetvtit CIO from Ramlslet 414;*0 gal favorite
Snags, sal.ti
AMUSEMENTS.
WALIWIT-STENST TUE.& v .
Pak latatc---..xfs. IL 7 v
i tit t i s m al4" C"': .-. 7 *•• • • :.1 • C • let k i
T TIR AY) HlPft3. an. .
FAUST_ AND JAI eIIGUEItITE.
liephistophibea. Mr. J. B. Roberts; Faust, Mr. E.
Kasai; nrauerite. Mrs. Anna
e¢ t
be performanoe to commence with the mido-driliena v
itled
EILLA RnSRNBURG.
Rmenborg, Mr. Shewell ; Ella Pavenbulf MIL
a~Pnoes as nimaii.
at Ilt r oi=. ll63(
taco eree and without extra acne.
o'clock ; Performance to oommomos
WHEATLEY & CLARKE'S ARCH,
oTRE ET THEATRE.
THIS. (BAVIRDAYI EVENING. Jam. 7.
PETER WILKINS.
Ester, Wilms. Mts. DrerwX John Adorns. Mr. Dst-
Win j prcoreinill. Mr. Clarks.
To oommenee entb the lIPITALBFIRLD WEAVER.
To oonolade with
I he
WLLOW COME.
Setae of Pitcss.—aamtasion, le cants; 66011114
Seats to Dress Caste. rzti news; Parquet. 00 cents.
Doom nen at half Past 6 o'eaosk ; performances q
commence at 7 o'clock prioiseir.
DAN RICE'S GREAT SHOW.
NATIONAL THEATRE. Yi r ALNIJT BC. above
Fiche.. D. McLaren, sole emanate'.
qoor , , , c . it o e . lat OM o'clock. Perfonsance to oonunene•
at Tla AFTEROON a o_rand terformanoa Panti-
Bee, when the veteran TiAht-Rops 131 r. MIME
OWNS ajpear, with the Battle "MOIW. wax
-811/111nrrg11.141rGek'Jannary 7th,_ the per
formanees viloommence with the dune. Enueetrteat
heave,
TRH RIVALS OF THE STADInt.
DAN .11/DE. the Onginal Hammitt, will Appear After
noon a-ot Evening.
New Fairy Beneettien Ballet, called
ZEPHYR AND CUPID.
In which M ISS SALLIE ETICKNEY wt2lappeat.
Dash= Hortencenahin And Ctursin Olympic Grools
by the Equeetriatur and Acrobats. To coteludo loth
THE EDUCATED MULE&
NJ' ANDERSON'S EXHIBITION ROOMS,
JAYNE'S COMMONWRArTH BUILD/NB,
CHESTNUT Street. hear Sixth.
.31HODOIS THEATRE OP ARTS.
TnIS ISA TURDAY) EVENING. Jan- 7,
Wl' be ottsredi the foSowint oltat teen.:
TIN. Port et Gerws. of Cotton us. As
Amerioan War Steamer Washinikm and his Gm-
Tails. Valley Forte ta led-Winter. tie Etemal CO%
Rome. ea St. Pewee. Chime Weeezeoeue, Aide
meton,Src-rope Varillsr. •
Ane Mehllse tentfm scene of Site Stoma at gym
The ttzlibittola to rmaistinc 'rub the modatnert of
the monster stemoshipr great gamin.
Nis T WEBS,
NAPOLPOn C 08.131N0 THE ALPS.
MONKS OP IST. ST. BERNARD.
Tickets. le yenta Ch il dren. le Gents.
Doors open at 7. To commands at 8.
nitlitONlA SACRED 1. •
SOCIETY.
CARD.
ORATORIO OF THE SEASONS.
The Director, announce the
THE of the eldeedid.
ORATORIO OF THE SEASONS.
•
by Haydn,
ON FRIDAY_EVENNO. January /SM.
AT THE MUtICAI. FUND UA L,.
Greet core, labor time , and.expense have bewailed.
to bring this beaunful compotition before am: friends
and the babbe in the beet manner. and the Solo parts
are
.entrueted to Inn-known miners. tutrusit the re.-
noted* tome end ability, The Chanute trill be sae.
rained by the }JARMO:IIA members. largelv tnereedeed
In number, and efheienev,smrstedwith a WI and law
erful ORCHESTRA. from the MUSICAL PUND
OERMANIA ORCHESTRAS.- All under the ahb
leaderebfe of LEOPOLR MEIONEN. Moe.
Mato LS TICKETS.. FIFTY Ilsyl TS.
&fOr Scibeeriptions, at TH REE DOLLARS leek. vli
re received at heck & Lawton'a. caner or Bevwstla
and Chestnut streets, for the Three Concerts of the
Society.
CARL WOLFSOIIN AND CARL BOHR.
hTOCK'S
SECOND CLASSICAL SOIREE •
aril/ take place on
THURSDAY 12th of January.
AC
FOYER OP THE .DESIY OP mune,
For programmes and aarticulars, .all at As Mania
Storrs!. blng's Tickets One Dollar. Can be bad on the
arrest le at the door. Subscribers are rsonestod to show
their tt.kete. Malt.
ltro utiNOUGIVS GAISTLE3--)LiCZ St.,
JJ-A• abort BECOND.
GitfiAT BILL TO- 1 •IGIVE.
MOTE hit GOOSE;
GeeiVIGG,
with $ oast of character, not to ha eattatid tono
couisoy.
Alm arko.
.111.117 olltnaalut
Cloy.
pnotalooc....
Harle am .....
Oolumne__
DEAF AS A POST
R u n m it l : .E "
'
DAN
NG AND
All the COMM I WILL SHORTLY BE P nDOCHD
IRREPRESSIBLE CO ,L LICT.
9 1 .112dPLE OF WONDERS.
Northeast corner of TEXTEtaneCEESTNOT
Streets. inset and No A ttrattlo6.
811VASvir Rea !
P T/ft
roauß Th l eirade E rf v e ll l ra y le t ia v n gs and iN V e en D t u nrzt. ras
WEEK.
Commeneite at 7112'slocIr. and on WEDNESDAY
and SAT VIZ uAY A yrs KNOW f at J. The eelabra44
Automaton Rope Vaulter. ea} oUs smatsst Ptsowf_.,9l
Mechanism ever exhibited, will aEr u ar . friererf esurca
tint!. and perform hie astonishing_
Admisston 73 cent. Miami Meant.. - ,• •
TRE CELEBRATED PAINTIND,
PARISIZTA,
outritice of
LORD SYRON'S Font.
with
Lucrs FRU.. PIC_TURE.
THEP ILG R IM FATHERS
TEE MARTYRD OM
OF JOHN Bra.
ON VIEW FOR A FEW DAYB ONLY.
F
tie
DUSSELDORF E XHIBITION.
ACADEMY OF FINE Aar&
los CHESTNUT Stmt.
(ken from 9 6. IL to 3 Y. AL-
Admismica 23 c 0991. 192-91.
LAST WEEK OF
PAGE'S WK (C&
At SOIEMI.I 01117 Mjfkorip_s_k Roo's,
CRESTN 3. STREET.
Admission 23 omits.
P ENNSYLVANIA AOABEMY OP THE
FINS A RT&I
lone SILEATNT:T STKEET.
Ts OPE% DAIL . atuadaye anoeittectd Dom! A. K.
tilte P. It.
Wanted—The Tenth Tame of " rrhie iterate:"
Pee form " of ['mutest.
Mffii3MEiMii
aERMAN - IA ORCUSSTRA.—PubIio Re
beargats every SATURDAY, at Mrmcm. FUND
HALL, at Os o'eWuk P. M. A packaaa of eight kilta.
one dollar. Qintlit tiekats,l6 cents. To be had at
d Andre's, and Boa & Lairtaa's Mme Stores, and at tle
oor. .1)-an
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
DISSOLUTION OF FARTSFESIIIP.—:
The taterest of the subscriber the 6trn of M.
cliatt,ToN k CO. ceases front the let harm;
C
of the same to THINS. M. CIiaRLTZN. vio
,nt, use the earns of the Aral to hast.dst.ton. and am •
liaise the business at lAMVINE tiltroet.
MO P. CHARLTON.
ralLAt Ltrut a. J1'11.11.1341 • ja7.31. -
PiIILADEIPIIIA, JANUARY 2, 1860.
The subvention hays this day form a copartner.
ship, under the stole of liITNEIt & k.VRE. for this
tralleilction of the timers and Vann, bands Dm sees.
and have taken the house No. IT NOKIA THIRD
Street, northeast apneas of Church Alley. otters they
arttl opentin the Ent of Fibre re vest • vita_ a fresh
and welLeeleissed stock. 08KPH BLINTaft.
jatat• A.A.AC P. EYRE.
PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.—Mr. JOHN
A. L.. MORRELL lea this day been admitted to
as interest to our batmen,. vlue C hereafterw I 1 be logi-
Opeteq.
_under tiro Maas of PhDDLIS,
HAYRICK, k
i C TITINS, PEDDLE. HAYRICK.
an- 1. MU. 31.14t.`
INSURANCE COIIRANIES.
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
CO3IPANY OF MEW YORK.
OF
BIX M U LLIONS OF DOLLARS.
YINTRITED 7 , 1 • • . x xi An,
'Woallehrit sx aa ki IL"
The primates aro towel t►sa in many other Dhow
aim, sad the Dividends have boa meths.
This te • strictly' lityrrsa onekvay. Therie__are no
Stenkholden, so that ALL THE Paorna
ZZLOZO to tee urscixa.
PuoplOsts, wad Etwry iwforsutioa. au hi la
. " Tis ' Oil "vb gTAVllPOllD i rtkit,_=
B. W. wane? i 0 u tag tad kL..'L - i -
PUILADELPILIA, R Io FERESCES:
Thorasa Rotatui. ta Wetab.
Monism L D&V.One George H. Smut.
Georg!, NI &road,
L Eu i.ph? l "' •
gtittllT4...
ohm . Arwood.
t
01:03a H rover% ~. 'main C L ._7,t i 1,
,ww-rW To,:siad.
...eller d. r .
Tbo..WILYI2I)..sIS-ITit•
Mao Nam
RONIIS TO THE INSURED.—TII6
OI
RARD Ll 9 B INSURANCE. joiNnTy.
TRUST COMPA7Ci OF PHIL aDELPHIA.—DItc/M
LIS 23 1452.
As the period of ireyears has transpired silo. the
Lost 130 m l, Was made. t he • oinpaar have &deli ill
additional one, BUN US No. e. to the insured for e. on
all Pamirs in force. which were issued ;nor to /annul
1. 1 557. (hue, a Policy issued re Ml .by this &nun has
8116 added to the sum insured fa each 81 NO ; those
:armed in lent hare 890 added; those lamed in 1154. an
well se all Policies whrch Partivinsted in the tact
that of December. Mat hare IiIS added for each !poi.
he. Lamer and smaller sums wartelpate in Lka
proportions, without regain crn soy ineighse Lathe lUMINI
premi am I. be paid to the company.
A Life Policy. therefore. of 81 NO- tamed 111 ISlt, is
locreseed by thu and former Bagasse to SIAN: • po
licy of 83 CO) a increased to Ira°. or one of tr) ,,,, tr .
increased to 811 CCO.whmh Will be paid when it
claim by death, mewed of the 41 red. 45 WO. or 8313.-
000. origorially insured; Mow. Maned In ISC. are 10-
creased from illss3o to 41X3; thee, of 1338 are in
creased to 81.30). Sco.
In &Odium; to which. on all the above named Palming
CO which a fauns sexual pure:Lam shall be Paid, lad gra
all other Life Policies after they shall hare stood three
year!, sod shell become alums within the wit ire
TSUI. there will be paid a farther qtileards for even/
truck premium in the same ratio se thstkelow declared.
By order of the Board
T/108. REDO WAY. President
Jolla Y. Js rtes. Actual!,
December 31. 1S .V.
TiIORNLEY & OEIB3I,
northeast corner EIGHTH and SPRING GAR.
DEN Street. id UMW attannese to thou stock c
IRISH i LINRN BOK FS., c••
Of their own direct Importation. aqua thee a" Pod'
nently recommend.
Also. an a/salient Kock of
taming and Sitsating
Leglialt and Antennas Blankets and F . :annals.
Cloths. Cassanetea, and Estancia.
Marseilles golltil and Comfortabies, AC.
Balance ol Clooks and *oche sod Ulankst
eelltni at kris than coot :
Rich Fancy Silts eerz caste.
• Rest mates of Black oat. kc.
knout flock will he foe red derrabie.
M ASONYILLE LONG-CLOTH
~~"_ Meting at it% etnte—the but 6 ' le TT" eamAket
in tkei market
WINTER. DRESS 000 re,,
all reduced an mac
E rrevi k oL. to
t takmx..
X.upte. French Mormo oc n. to wlutea. blacks, pain. arA
114 h colors.
Broene and IP-lake Mumls in (mat rsnetT.
CHARLES ADA MB.
jan-tf EIGHTH and Alitoii &TIP*
ROHR. &. DAVIS WASHING-MACHLNE
for mt. b-ol.ovr sr AN MeBRID E. %sena •
wren, 1 7 BTRAwBisfIRY etraet. ladalptua,
By thus Insehin• a week's tub of aa orstaan , r-riiri
(soul; can be dose before breakfae- It Is issasi In es
putty to roar wovten, and apses at least ad per cent. in
wear and tear. Hundreds of them ars now in cure. sal
the d, msna - (*amain:K.
Ceti and examln4 for rormistrea.
Count r rshra for sale oa Flammable thr=a- rmn of
whe.hins a xr, 32 to ill
rLOWNAN & M^PRIDE.
jaa-lea• 77 BTRIIWBERIIS Strut.
sLElliti BELLS. Strapped and Loose;
Tool &MN. Creepe#, *ad TO Sims
sellinf off cheat. IP. . KNIORT, SO. . k
JaS et' M.A.RXET rt.. otposits Now.
1 EIDILD BORAX, inHBREL atom and tor
A 9 aak WTT L k BR
Bro. irr aid • Math PROISRaSit
noßsEs TAKEN TO WINTER on a
Fans is Delaware scanty. Eseelleet rabies!
and exparsimoed Groom. Apply New 134 W,3124
Street. waned story.
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