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in several
.eol carriages.
.vented, or, rather,
the ' ett, by thollniquie et'
Worm. :0360. Few understood
and non. A it. He died, in great
mortiticat .e honor was afterwards en
grossed by Sa '
In 1765, the Earl of Stanhope applied the
steam engine to propelling a vessel. A steam
boitt was run twenty miles on the Sankey Ca
nal, Liverpool, in 1797, and another on the
Forth and Clyde Canal, in 1801. 'A steamboat
trip' was made on the Delaware as early as
1791. In 1807, when Robert Fulton was fit- I
tins up his first steamboat at New York, re
spectable, and sensible, and gray-headed men
pronounced hint " a fool for lie pains:"
Oliver Eiens welt before conuuittees of Le.
•gislatures, first in Pennsylvania, and then in
Maryland, with a project of- a steam carriage,
as early as 1804. Be asked a little aid to de=
fray the expense. They could hardly be pre
vented from reporting In aver, not of steam
engines for carriages, brit of a .straight jacket
for himself. Now, almost all nations Welted
the sagacity and ingenuity to seize and Willie
the precious idea. .
When Peter the Great, in 1700 or there.
aborts, commenced a canal between the Wol
ga and the DQII, the Governors and Boyarda 6f
the country opposed Wearnestly, thinking it
impiety to turn river's out of the channels
which Heaven had assigned them.
When soma Dutchmen proposed to make
theriver itianzanaren navigable to the Tagus,
and that to Lisbon, the Council said if it had
been the will of God that the rivers should be
navigable, he would have made them so.
When Brinley, the great engineer, told a
committee of Parliament, to'whora Bridgewa
ter's petition was referred, that canals were'
better than rivers, and would supersede them
for the "pnrpese of navigation, the committee
were shocked, and asked him : •of And pray,
sir, what were the rivers made for I" if To
feed canals," was the answer. • ..
Dr. Franklin surveyed the route of the Dela
ware and Chesapeake Canal, at his own expense,
-in 1767.
Baron- Napier surveyed the route of the
Forth and Clyde Canal, at his own expense, in
1781. . •
Both of these works wore subsequently ac
• complislied, but after great delay.
• Dr. Zabdiel Boyaleton introduced innocula-
Mon for the small pox, into Boston, in 1721,
and tried at first on his son Thomas, and other
members of his family ; but sneh was the force
of prejudice and unbelief, that the other phy.
sicians gave a unanimous opinion against it—
. the municipal government prohibited its prat
' tice; and the populace would have torn him to
pieces if he had not, retired from the city.
LET us HavE TIIE BENT.—A farmer in an ad
joining county once went to his cergyman and
inquired of him "wily he did not Preach so
mach Latta and Greek as the minister did who
preaehedto them previous to him 7" " Why,"
said he, w I thought I would make use of such
language as I presumed you could understand,
and I did not suppose that the farmers gene-;
rally understood Latin and Greek." "Oh,"
said the fanner, "I pay for the best, and let na
have it; give us as much Latin and Greek vs,
you can spare." ,
Mcsio.—lt is a not uncommon thing to hear
all who do not possess India' ears, denounced
as barbarians, Goths and' Vandals—in short,
it seems to be conceded that, as Shakspeare
hath it
•
" The man that bath no music in himself,
Nor is not moved with concord of sweat sounds,
Is fit for treasons. stratagems and spoils;
The motions of his soul are dull as night,
And hie affections darken Erebus
Let no each man be trusted."
We are not of those who believe that, as a
general thing, the untuned ear is deserving of
such reproach, although even the grave histo
ttatr,--reiThtm,,,...ribils_the _luit_nankty of the
ancient Arcadians to their knowledgrol — the
musical art, and the barbarity or their neigh
bors, the Cynethians, to their neglect of it:
---N . vr-5t1e........-..Lnlio.o..2.l.occytncit - rFo aro in 9r 7
suppose that
man of Po7ybius'
tter of this kind
To show the falsity of thle-smsical theory,
we might adduce numerous instances. The
love at elegant Poetry, and of Music, both the
of of refluditent, are often disassocia
ted. Burke. ibr example, was an ardent lover
of Poetry, and particularly'of Milton, in which
hls exuberant mind discovered kindred reflec
tions. But Burke bad little ear for music.
Fox had none at all. The ears of Pitt and Dr.
Johnson were equally tuneless. After all, we
believe that the profession which thousands
make for music is only an affected penchant.
Commit. Arrnortoff.—Of all the
Hens human nature can enjoy, and of all- the
delight it is formed to impart, none is equal to
that which springs from a long-tried and mu
tual affection.' The happiness which arises
from conjugal felicity is capable of withstand,
ing the attacks of time, grows vigorous in ago,
end animates the heart with pleasure and de
light, when the vital fluid can scarcely force iL
passage through it.
No man ever prospered in the world with
out the consent and co-operation of his wife,
let him be ever so frugal, industrious or MC
cessful ; and it avails nothing if she is unfaith
ful to this trust, or profusely squanders in
pleasure or dissipation those sums which toil
and application gained. But if she unites in
mutual endeavors, or rewards his labor with
an endearing smile, with what confidence will
he resort to his merchandise or„his farm—fly
over lands—sail upon the sea—meet difficulty
and_encounter dangers—if he knows that it is
not spending his strength In vale, but that his
ober will be rewarded by the sweets of home ?
How delightful it Is to have a friend to cheer,
and a companion to soothe the . solitary hours
of grief and pain I Solitude and disappoint
" Dent enter into the history of any man's life,
andike iz-but. half provided for his voyage who
finds but en associate for happy hours, while,
for months of darkness, no sympathising part
ner is prepared.
Prudence and foresight can nolth'er ward off
the stroke of disease nor prevent the •caltuni
ties which are ordained by Heaven: Affluence
enariot purchase a release front , pain, nor
viealth cool a fever in the blood.' The best
endowment is, a heart ready to sympathise,
and a life that is ahaolutely boundup In bis.
As enjoyment derlyea, additional relish from
anticipation, so misery loses the poignancy pf
its barb in the, bosom formed for symrathotic
'kindness.
LANOVAOZ' OR F.LOWPOS:47OIIP lair readers
are respectfully requested not "to present
sprig of geranium to a young gentleman for
"whom they entertain no more than ordinary
friendship; ;a for, since the publication of Flo.
Ws Millenary It is generally understood as
an evidence or preference over all other suitors.
p airw . ood - blossoms signify "I hate you," and
nia3r le distributed among the grosser Sex, ad
lc/drain. Whenever a- ranunculus is °flared
you, you are to itoOr, much dm
youth.ls. dazzled by your charms ;". UAU
then the thorn dpple, and, bid Linn godd eve-
--- Swum/vs.—The --eelebrated:Pr. Parr used
to swear`; w ien temptatiOn eaused' him Ict do
se,' in the style of the neivapapers, i. 4, by
•omitting, the body of :the offensive, expletives.
Thee, "when a poor' Omuta applied to JAN for
hie interest ineepuring him the degree pi Doc
tor lit Divinity, Parr, taken "all aback,' , ex
claimed, ++ You be d--d!" "Thank you, sir,"
responded the applicant, bowing. ft Forwhat?"
inquired Parr, amazed. g For so kindly, ex.
pressing your opinion, said the other; grave
ly, ifthat am worthrof the dignity I seek.
that of being D: 1)1"
BETIRACY,—Thhi . wOid, - now froqnontly
althoogh net incornOrated, 111Vobsior
into the great broiborho'od'of syllables 'which
comprise the p3 - glisb, language, is reported Eby
an Ohio editor to,have had its • tnigi n _i n t iffy
• 'Wise t An orator tit. the ,Legittlatara tur that
',State is said` td haie saidelfr, Chairramt It
dotli appearettt unto me, till:Apo gentle
. • man. up ' • last is• somewhat chagrinated at my
reukalwabont the,aborgoynes-od*Ors
New, rather than take the.'entirse thafitentle
;tniiikhali.talceila *mulct rather pull.n . p,stayk,
go in a state of rilirary among theiii sthne
libmgoynes." .
' .al in the English Church. '
A CLERIC_ AL
ie at present before •one of the English
Anal courts that excites great attention through.'
At the country... The London Times, of DOOM
bet 17, in the course of au editorial, thus elates the
elretunstanoce
" Mr. Benin% formerly of Drumm's° College,
Oxfortl; is incumbent of St. Philip's, Stepney,
where he generally resides, MOMS attached to the
aehOol.roolu Whig, fitted up for his use., lie is a
married man, With one child, and his wife at the
time of the commission of the alleged offence
' kept a school in another part of London,
whore Mr. Bonwell 000asionally visited her.
"The lady implicated in the oaso was the daugh
ter of a clergyman named Yorath, living at New
port, in Monmouthshire. Last year Mies Tartar,
then on a visit to' Margate, became acquainted
with Mr Bonwell, who, it is asserted, gave himself
out as a widower, and soon became the accepted
suitor of Miss Yorath. In December the lady left
Margate. in order, as her friends thought, to re
turn to Newport; but. instead of doing so, she re
mained, it le said, a fortnight in Loudon, in
lodgings hired for her by Mr. Bonwell. There
is no necessity for following the steps of the
history; but in May last she paid a second visit to
Margate, and MISS Ames, the friend with whom
she had boon staying, perceived that she was preg
nant. Indeed, if the evidence is to be believed,
there can be Ise doubt that Mr. Bonwell seduced
the lady under promise of marriage.
"Shortly after the fortnight in - London Mr. Bon
well visited Newport, and there, according to the
evidence of the lady's brother and other persons,
was guilty of the grossest misrepresentationa. lie
presented himself as Miss Yortsth's aceepted suitor.
introduced
inthen, and at subsequent visits, was
in this character to all the friends of the family.
Not only did he declare himself a widower, but
said that his friend the Bishop of Oxford' would
perform the -marriage ceremony, and wished the
Bev. 'Hugh Williams, Chancellor of Mode, to
assist,' after the fashion which had prevailed of
late. The'marriage was fixed for inns last, but
before that time it began to be rumored that Mr.
Bonwell was %married man. Mr. Lewis Yorath,
the brother,. broke off the match. In August it
came to the Biabop's ears that Mr. Bonwell. had
passed himself off as a single man to a family in
the country, and had prevailed on a lady to marry
him. The public , will be a little startled at
hearing that' this conduct was thought by the
Bishop worthy only of a 'severe reprimand,'
and that Mr. Braswell WAS sent back from Lon.
don Bosse to teach morality to his flock. lint
within a few days his lordship received two
anonymous letters, which caused him to place the
matter in the hands of the police, and it wag dis
covered that a child had been born in the school
house at St.-Philip's, Stepney, and buried nutlet
suspielous circumstances. It to beyond a doubt that
Misslabor whilesisiting Mr. Bonwell ; that th she gave
birth to a male child ; and that, after remaining
twelve days at the school-hones, also was takers,
with the child, to a hotel on the other side of Lon
don Bridge. Mere the child died,,and was carried
away, and buried by'an undertaker in aeon with
another body. The child was exhumed, and a
coroner's jury returned a verdict that it died of
inanition, and in express terms censured the con
duct of the Rev. James Bourret].
"These fadia being proved In evidence, the COM
mission has deoided tbat there aro grounds far a
further Inquiry into Mr. Bonwell'il °ended "
ago in
and fifty
•
.D NEW YUBA. MEDIVII IY AlankriA.—Dr. G.
Redman, a spiritual medium of this oily, has been
travelling South, exhibiting his powers in sum
moning the ghosts of the departed. Ile got as far
down aii Montgomery, Alabama, where, if we credit
the account he gives 113 his letter to the 6:pirttital
Telegraph of this week, be and his associate, Mr.
Lansing, made a great stir. Ile says:
"The el roles have been composed of the elite of
city and country, Including many clergymen, mem
hors of tho Legislature (now in session), with a fair
proportion of the more undeveloped portion of the
community. So, groat has been the excitement
chat the more conservative churoh.goors sent in a
petition to the Legislature, asking their interference
in our case The bill, Imposing a fine of fifty dol
lars par diem on all public spirit-mediums, was
framed and presented to the august body by Dr.
Mabury, and subsecinently, by motion of Mr.
Clitherall, the amount was reased to rive
Ira &Mara per day; the, bill inc passed the Mouse
like a:whirlwind, cud the rates wore suspended to
send it directly to the Renato, where It also Passed
without a thought. The rotes were
those from members who hadattendeded our circles."
—N. 1". Post.
A MATIUMONIAL DISAPPOINTIIENT.—A CU
lines terntination of on intended marriage took
plains at Halifax on Sunday last. On thst day ,
Geary Grooves, of Mount Tabor, and Mary Mitch•
all, of Gibbet street, in that town, had arranged to
be married at. the parish church. The wedding
party mot before the ceremony at the Spotted Cow
Inn, in Gibbet street, and proceeded thence to.
wards the church. When they bad arrived at an
Inn named the Ring of Bells the bride found fault
with her intended husband for not having his thou
clean. They, however, still pursued the Journey, but
co shookod was she on going along the aisle of the
church in coMpany with the dirty boots, that she
renewed her complaints, and, setting at defiance
all remonstrance, left the church and refused to ba
married. Dinner had been provided for sixteen,
and tea for twenty. After the return of the wed
ding party, the proportion of expenses to be borne
by each party, formed a further topic of dispute,
The disappointed bridegroom refaced to pay any.
thing unless ho had the ring, which anst him 10a,
returned, and then declined to contribute more
than ono-half. The final issue will probably have
to be decided in a court of law.
IMVORTATioNs.
(Reported for The Frani
BREMEN—Bark Elizabeth; Somali-3 boxer Indite 1,
.1404,44itit'it`"S**Wth'intnPureut i kliffi
'fer &Preytax: & Co; T Pinto &
xenottlerll3 Dux It Peoree; 18 Item, Duhring It Co; 11
Grundy,. Warden & 4.2 W Gems° & guns; 13 Gallic
mer & Woodward:6o ll = ll ton & Frjer;,4 Angustir 1111-
debrant: 6 3 C Eberhardt; 4 Wm H Schtvelsl 10 Klemm
& Lao; 9 R& O A Wrbild; 2 Adolph Foister; 3 Jacob
Ilaehnien; 3 E Ketterlinus; I Maennel h Sahepater; 2
John Doll; 1 W H Horandpsoit.V„lretiil... griArgr
It Ilona; 2371 u 6 do Alter ;
Sera batmen 6 do 2do Geo Dna & Co; 9do 16 do P 8 7.';
do 1 bale do Fred Lerma It Co; 2 bales do Stuart It Ban
10 hXs 4 casks India 1000 lice ropes Rules Bros; 2 10t534
caske Ocher & Kohn; Manske nine Lama Poll; Edo do 1 to
indite T Hessenbruoll is Co; reek!' wine and yndso C
Sedalia 6 do wine P Beckmann; 0 F Eiweit; 3 do
O Corey; S R,Dentneer; 4do Lo to 8 bxs
oigars L ilarnbexgiir It Co; 16 bus see W Wnissenbanit
9 hales mine N . Lenol6 It Co; a one ants recuserer
Koradi.; 2 do china Marren It Witte; 3 casks eloverread
1) Landreth It Son: 2 brit 1 baeket mdse C A Thudiutti;
ban I casks do .1 N Bane rsatila 7 mask. Dant Kellner; 1
larsialurware 9 do mdse 93 aa4,la wine 3 do grumbles
1660 deinijobes order. •
FERADELPRIA BOARD OF TRADE.
P. R
'MON TIN
DIRERE, COUNITTIN or Ter Mona
A. J. YB,
LETTER BAGS
.. -
LSTRIMUCBAVITS' lit XetteiGX, PUILAIDELPITIA.
Br. °No Broganza, Notion* ... -- Livorpooi, roan
Brig Lollar°, King.- --......... ..... ... —Ca Mena!, soon
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
40ILT OY PHILADELPHIA, Jun. U, IE6O.
RIBEB- -- 7 12-SUN BETI3-:-..- 4 64
HI B WATER-- -. 4 4
ARRIVE:b.
otaarmaip Daaam. Bellew. 20 hour/ from New York
with mdse and passonaera to J Altderdicc.
CLEARED.
Brig Olive. Small, Portsmouth, F A Bandar Co.
Bohr John L Lee,f newlCorson. hlohile,Jairus Baker.
Behr Loma' Chester, Somers, Wilmington, 1 , 10, D 8
Stetson dr, Co,
• AT NEW CASTLE, Dst.
The titeamtrig America, Virden, from the Breakwater,
with the ship Grey Eagle, bark Thee Dallett, and hrig
Delhi in , ow. arrived on Monday perm nir, and remained
at ILA M yesterdny—detained by the Gook log.
A leo the City lee Vont. which wee preparing' to Alert
for Reedy letand with the Ode Betsey
BY yELEGRAPIT:
(COtteepOndende of the Philadelphia Exchange.)
CAPE ISLAND. NJ, Jan 10-6 P M.
Nothing to be 'teen passing in or out to-day, owing to
the Prevalence of a donee log. Wind BVII,
Yours, &o. THOS. B. HUGHES.
IIdhIkIORANDA.
Steamship Vigo. Mierhouse. sailed from New York
9.40 P M. ml, inst. for Phi hyt
Ship Anna" F Smith, itfulliked. for Havre, cleared at
Savannah 6th inst. with 2790 bales ornton.
Ship Parthenon, Smote . from Caldera for Baltimore,
was signalled Oct SO. lat 6716 8, long CS ZS W.
Ship Juliet, Elinelmr, for Chinchas. to load for HanlP.
ton Roads at SM. was at Valparaiso lot Deo.
Side Chariot of Fame, Knowles, sailed from Valpa
raiso 29th Nov for Callao. to load for Hampton Roads
at eis.
Bark Fanny Buck, Crockett, from New York o , t el for
Australia, was spoken No 28, let 2028 8, long 2940 W,
schr Mahlon Betts, Thompson, Coto Now York; at
Wilmington. NC. at h inst.
Sehr Army Clark, Howard, hence, arrited at
Newhtrr
pßohr h lo Neilson, Burt, demo for Taunton, ranted at
FIB Kiser 7th lent.
Bahr Excelsior, Riley, from Gloucester for Philadel-
Phis, at Sew London 7th mot
PEE PA LIED GLUE.
SPALDING'S
PREPARED GLUE
"A STITCH.' IN TIME SAVES NINE."
800NOAT7
SAVE THE PIZOES!
As accident, will happen, even (Si well-regulated
families, It Is very desirable to have some cheap and
convenient way for repairing Furniture, Toys, Crooke
ry, &a.
SPALDING'S PEEPARND GLIM
meets all ouch emergencies, and no household can afford
to be without It. ft is always Toady and up to the atiok
mg point: There kin& longer :a necessity for limping
chef 111, splintered veneers, handless dolls, and btoken
°metes. It is Just the oakta for cone, shell, and other
ornamental work, so milder with ladies of refinement
and taste."
This admirable preparation is used °old. being oho-
Mostly held in solution, and possessing all the valuable
Qualities of the best cabinet-makers' glue. It may be
used in the place Orordintry mucilage, being vainly
more n4hesive.
"USEFUL. IN EVERY R 01.4311."
N. B. A bruab accompanies oath bottler
PRIOE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Wholesale Depot, No. X) i'LATT Street, New York
Address
NENBY C. SPALDLNG lc CO.,
Box No. VA*, New York.
, -
rat up for Deafen in Caren containing four, eight,
and twelve dozen, a beautiful Lithogrepine noOW-PAaD
accompanying each packago,
Kr A single bottle of
SPALDING'S PEEPARED GLUE
. _
win nee tea times its mat annually to . overy Imeseeol
Sold by' all prominant Stationers, Druggist., Dard
ware and Furniture Dealera, Qrocera, and Fanes
Storm
Country Merokants should make a note of
BPALDING'S PRBPARED GLUE,
whou making up their list.
IT WILL STAND' NY CLIMATE.
d26-mwf-r.
O WESTERNT AND SOUTIfERN MER.
• CNANTS.-41ANILA ROPE.-4 large and wed
minted stook of Montle, Rope, manufactured and fol
.ale at New Yoyk pra i r t
4p.V$R. FiyLtfi sat
'• otor n.'nn 22 At, hikr44,ll.
,AND,--155 bbls, No. 1 Leaf Lard, or
••••• sale by C. O. tiATLER. & CQ.
ARCH Wein, tabor *bon rioSt,
cornaTNEnsuir NOTICES.
HE FIRM OF MaILWAIN & KELLY
T
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
.1 . , K. aIeILWAIN,
PtilladeMita, January 1, 18C,O. JOHN KELLY.
The busi aims of ateIL'WAIN k KELLY wilt be set
tled Ity JOSEPH KELLY, at the store No. 1141
CHESTNUT Street, to whom all persons indebted to
said firm are requested to wake pay me at.
.1. K. aIitILWIN,
JOHN KELLY.
30SEPH KELLY, of tho late firm of Kelly &Brother.
having purchased the business of Mollwain & Kelly.
will continuo the Tailoring business nt the old stand,
N 0.1022 oIiKtiTNUT Street, under the Bt. Lawnen e e
Hotel. lle will be assisted by
&JOHN KELLY. of the
late firm of Lukens, Kell), Co„ and Idollivain
Kelly. MID-Gt•
NOTICE.—The copartnership heret , tort
exisOne under the name and Ftyle of ANDER
SON, MoLANE, & CO. expired by Imitation on the
Stet day of Deeember.lBs2.
The bneinees be continued by James Anderson.
Pentane, JOll4 W, Anderson, George W.
Anderson, and Welter ti Anderson. under the name
and style of ANDERBON, DUNIitt.TE. dr. CO.
Jan. 2. MO. mlO-2t"
HAVE THIS DAY SOLD OUT MY
-o- interetrm the firm of GRAFF k FAIRLAMP, to
M. ISAAC WATKINS . FREDK. FAIRI,OII3.
The Who!erode Boot and Shoe bovinely] will be con
tinued at 308 MARK hT Street by the new firm. under
the name and style of Q kAFF S W.ATKINS.
Plaladelohia.ll.lan. 7, BSI Jae-St.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-Thu
dersigned, Imving eurahatiod the stook of OHM.
SHARPS, No. BB North THIRD Ntreet, continue
the BOOT And SHOE besinees ot the old eland under
the name BAB firm or BRODHEAD D. &
B B RO ROHTER.
D. DH EA D,
A. C. BRODHEAD.
Thßrolotehin, Suwon' 2.12.60.
The untlereigped THIRD Streetbueineee at the oM
stand, No.2H N o
CHARLES SHARPE.
Philadelphia. January 2, 1800. Jai-Gt°
Tv 0T10E..-- WILLIAM R. LAFOUR
i. CADE, GERALD DE GODFREY, Pc WILLIAM
TRWLN, become _partners m oat firm attet_this date,
DE COURBEY, LA FOUROADE, & GO.
" " ' dun. December al. litta. 1.2-12 t
COPARTNERSHIP AND REMOVAL.
WM. L. DUNGLISON ie ath...tted to an intereal
moor imemeew from thmitnt...
We have removed from N.}. IAH pi, i;ot street to No,
711 CHESTNUT Street.
J. fl. 0.131P.1 1 ELL k CO.
Ja 2-12 t
January I, IPZO!
COPARTNERSHIP NOTYOE.
SHORTRIDON & BROTHER leivine tide day 113.
soetated with them JAMES S. YOUNG, the Iwamoto'
will from this date be nominated molar the hrm of
SEIOR , 4III -1 6 E. BROTHER. a. CO.,
to. 420 MARKET Street, and 413 nod 416 MER
WANT Street.
11111. tt elpli in. January 2. 2600.
NOTICE OF LIMITED PAIITNEILSIIIP.
4.1
Whereas we, the subscribers, have ibis day re
vwed and continued for farther hunted par
three years.
hereinafter Mentioned, the hunted vortnershlit en
tered into on the Met day of Decomber„A. U. 1866, to
commence on the let day of January, A. D. IaST, under
the provisions of the Act of the General Assembly of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. approved March Mat,
read, entitled " An Aot relative to Limited Partner
ships," and all other enactments of the sold General
Assembly relative to Limited Pertnershipe—now, there
fore. in compliance with the provisions of the said en
actments we nubile' the terms of said original and
renewed Limited Partnership. R. follows:
First. The name or firm under which the surd original
end renewed miteil Partne nadir was and is to be eon
deeted to that of T. PLATE &, 80110TTLEIL
Second. The general nature pf its business was and to
that of Merchnnta in a general Foreign and Domestic
COMlfillilip. 8U1..01111 in the oily an d adelpia, mid
Map in the businees of Importing Exporting And
Vending Merchandise on account of the Hatd Limited
Partnership,
Third. Theertitl frimited Partnership was and is oom-
Posed of logos THROPHILUs PLATEortio redden in
the oily of Philadelphia - CARL C. BCHOTTLEB,
whir resides in the said city of Philadelphia, and
CHRISTOPHER F. PLATE, ' whose place of residence
ie. at present. in_ the free Hanesatio city of Bremen.
The sold John Theephilus Plate and Carl C. &healer
were and are all the general partners in the said origi-
I eel nod renewed Limited Purtriorobip. and the, said
Christopher F. Plate who and is the only special part
ner therein.
Fourth. The special partner, the said Christopher F.
Plato, contributed, actually and in good faith, in each,
the sum of Fifty Thousand Dollars to the, capital
.or
common stook rir t t i ho original Limite d Partnership,
no art of
Fncli. The said al
original d m f in n l'a e rfil el eT i n . p com
menced on the brat day of January, A. D. 1867, and wan
In have terminated on the Met day of Deceintitr, A. D.
186 c, hut (ho same hee teen renewed and condoned for
the further period of three yearn from the that day of
Deoembor, A. D. Ma. and will terminate on the gist day
of December. A. IL /80.4.
Philadelphia, Dee. 3lst,l3se.
J. THEOPH. PLATE,
CARL C. SCHOTTLER,
CHR, FR. PLATE.
HY hie Attorney in fact.
tiOIIFREY FR EVTAO.
ATOTICE.—The undersigned have this
da. formed a comartnerehip. under the name of
I'. MINS - ELL, Jr, k Co., for the unnenetiou of a
Wholesale and Retail Lumber Bum mina. and will oeniigy
the yard formerly occupied by nt thu
corner of YORX and RICHMOND Streeta, in the Nine
teenth Ward of the City of rhilad
IN elph m.
P. SEI,Ii. Jr.,
f.
• Jrin.2(l. 1840. Ja3-121*
JySSOLUTION OF PARTN iiRSHI P.—
The partnership heretofore exjaling under the firm
of faltfus x JONES & CO. mired on the 414 ulti
mo, by limitation. Either of the partnere wilLuee tea
Dame of the firm in settlement. JACOB Y• JONES and
H. DOWNING tetire from the Ininean,
04 the remaining Partnere have formed a new coma.
nerstng. ISRAEL WPM%
ti% COD P. JONES,
Agmkgn .11.,D9lNjNo,
aitH 411 1 kelli t :
Philadelphia, January 2, MO.
fIOPARTNERSAIP NOTIOE.—ISRAEL
MORRIS, Josh:rit K. WHEELER, and „i
DREW WHEELER partnolB in the Into fi? mof MOR•
tS & JONES &, cd„ have thin 4ay foraled a 00Part.
nerallin, under the firm of
MORRIS, 'WHEELER, & CO„
and will continue the Iron and Steel business in all Its
brarilhee, a n dertofore cond Streetst the old stand,
MARKEL SIXTEENTH
Philadelphia, January 2, Hon
NOTICE.—The partnership heretofore ex
-- toting between JAMES 0. ABBOTT, AR(91111-
/44 hezo o p..,N T e ik. 1 11 ,71 4 w C
I f n d n i at . l ,a s
by the dean ,
.t o fi n „ thAIYEENCE. All games indebt
t hem hav ha
ing alma ani
who are duly authorised to see the mime 01 the fine in
otilentent. JA MRS O. A SHOT l',
Jan'y 2nd,'GO-12t CO ARLES NOBLE.
•
NOTlCE—Philadelphia, Jan'y Ist. IRGO.
The undersigned having_purehmied of the Into firm
of ABBOTT & LAWitEiNCK, all their extensive etoek
of Stoves, Pattern+, &c.. willcontinue the Stove Foun
dry businams under the firm of lifto FT k NOBLE.
.1+ NIES n. A IIHoTT.
CILARLESI4OI3I.E.
--,-
KoncE he.—T undersigned having made
arrangements for the sale. in No Day. Meesra.
A. k W. Spragrzeo' PRINTB, together with a general
o aomeitto Cotton and Wootea Goads. un
arg*,:siVrtargement of Chants B. Moue,. tete hI t),e
firm of Welling, Coffin & and William V. 13110;1 , 1mi , ,
tat& f the firm of J. W. Ellis & Co., Cmotnuatt, would
announce hat they have estehliehed a Immo)) of their
house et Ito. Pa 4.7IIp+TNIIT Street.
/1017, HfRAG UPS & Co.
..
PI New ork.
pIIRE AND °REAP BREAD,
MANUFACTURED BY 416
MECHANICAL BARER'S(
CAN DI OZITAIMRO AT THE FOLLOWING
PLACEO:
MECHANICAL BAKERY, 8. W. prom gu t d
Vl.lO n•roc!a,
C, pl.. PI :pet, below
Torah.
H. I:. r.or Sixth and
JATHO & a Firth ulreet.
JOlll4 O. MOXEY—,— -- LV.3 twietre
T. P. 8311T1L.-- .-----.No. ILS North huh erre§
E. corner Fifth and
14 prune entente.
W. W, MATHEWS.-- .8. corner Eleventh and
Locunt strocte.
O. —Broad arrant, below Wal
nut.
GEORGE GARVIN —.No. 1419 Lombard street.
D. COURTNEV.--.x. W. oorner Sixteenth
and Pine etreate.
WM. COURTNEY.— e•—•-• Ne. eca South TWOUtti
street.
B. R. WANANAKER—F od 0 Val street, above
Sixth.
S. LENTZ— ...—... --Corner South Fourth and
Johnston streets.
L. HOLLAND— W.ooruer Sixteenth an
Os den alreetn.
DAVID SADDLER—No. Xdo North Eleventh
street.
I.WEIGHTISIAN----Thirteenth street. helm , .
Thompson street.
H. 8. lOW North Fron
. . • r
treet. .
H —S. W. corner ofilieventh
end line streets.
F. MORRIS.—. e
Shi owner
ets. Tenth and
ppen str
E. B. ISt It south Front
I.BHUSTEB __ PPS.
W. tolier Broad end
Ferri') I streets.
THOS. T. Oorner inotespth street
and Ridge avemoo.
B. S. corner Ninth and
Federal street/.
7. hr01NTYRE...—.......--T,Tenty-seciond street, sb.
Coates.
ALEX.. FULLERTON.-- Corner of Filth and Chile
tuu.
MRS, T.. RAMBLER. , . 7731 Coate& etreo
D. P. tc T. W. 1V0L1 , —..—.,833' Oimrd avenue.
WM. McCRACKEN.......--220 Hamilton street.
R. R. BEAZLY......
and Melnn street
JULIIJB W. eon orthirteent
and Parrish street,
M. DUFFEL.* „ „..,N, 14, corner of Fount!
and Green mt. eat.
MRB. F. W. corner Tenth an
Green street.
I. L. N. J., store 11'
Arch street.
0. H. RAINIER.----..-.—Wast Ph thidelphia, et
N. Penns.
ab, Havertord road.
JOHN BARNDT—.— —"Tremont and Pints Oroie
West Cheater. B. TOWNBEND.--. West Chester. Parma
M. MaCLBER City, N. J.
D. H0RT0N—....e............F10rene5, N. J.
8, F. EBERLEIN ....-,... Columbia, Pa.
DISPATOP
OFFICE OF THE SECOND AND UMW
BTRF,RT PAISBBNOER R Al I,WAY Cr l llll'AN`i
OF PHILADELPHIA-22Z WALNUT BTREET.
ritimkormoris. Jan. 3,1818
The Directors have this deg declared a dividend of
POUR per Ce o the enpltni stook of said ComPttny ,
payable on or aft e rthe 26th to
Tho Transfer Hooke 01 thts Company will he closed
from the 70th to the 26titi l tist,
JS.6-fints-05 EltT KELTON. Treasurer.
THE QUAKER CITY INOURANOE COM
PANY, 409 WALNUT &reek.
DIVIDEND.—The.Doard nf Directors nf the Dustier
City Insurance Company have declared a Dividend of
TWEINE for the lent ending December
31.180, payable at their Office, on demand..
105-81 lf, COOOBHALI.. Secretary,
NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.
The CARBON IRON COMPANY Will receive
proposnls until the 90th day of February next for build
ing an Iron or Wooden Railroad fridge over the Le
high Fiver. opposite their works at Perryville. in the
county of Carbon. The length wi Ihe about three hun
dyed and fitly (3W) feet, in either three or four evens,
single track.
Proposals received, and further particulars obtained,
on application at Farrr villa to the undersigned.
DENNIS DA LIMAN, President.
December 1eth,1869. 01-titrepo
CORN EXCHANGE BANK.—Philadel
phin, N0v.18,1889.
At an Eleetion held on the Slat instant, the Confining
gentlemen were chosen Direetore ofjh is Bank
JAlexander GI, Crate', Josenh
okert IC. Neff, Bamuel 7. Canny,
James Steel, John F. those,
Edmund A. Bonder, Charles Knecht,
Alexander Whildin, David Vanderroer,
Hugh Craig, Philip 11. Mingle.
Christian .I.llOffinan.
And at the ineettng ol the Board THIS DAY, the rot.
lowing offiears Were Urittninlonly elooti3d
A. D. CATTEI.L., President.
R. It. NY.FP. Vine President.
da-tf J. W. TORREY. Cashier.
VOTHIE IS GIVEN THAT APPLICA
4-.7telimrN'lrna: fArc Certificate of
'ARV; Lintigrd.oll a ' mu ' L6Wain?"-
-
(AIL AMBER—Rectified and Common, for
laf 46 4 by wrxmotn.t. HAOTHYNI
L aaa north BECOND & mt.
THE PRESS..PI-11tADELPItIA. WEDNESJiAYI jANVARV 11. 1860.
SPRING GARDEN SAVING FUND BO
curry OP PHILADHLIX.
O Ilse , No, 331 North T Street
I Donsolidatiol2 an
MASTERS]) DY TON L igg SLATORIS OFFENN
SYLVAN A.
Deposits recolved to gums of One Dollar and Rewards,
d repaid in Geld without nottee t with FII V. PAH
O SN'S. INTEREST from the dew of deposit till wtth•
drawn.
A responsible and reiieble Saving e Institution hair ions
beep needed ill the Northernpart of the city., and " The
Spring Garden Having. Fund ISooloty ' was °bartered by
the Legislature of Fenneyivania to supply this necessity,
The Managers. in premising and looatinut, have been
governed wholly by a OMB) to aooommodate the bull
nen interest and wants or the very lats. and enterer
population o bmisrAhAlyeround - ed.
WILY.
From 9to Vi o'clock; also, on Monday and ThursdaY
from 0 until a °lila* in the evening.
FUND.---UNITED STATES
N. 3 alum actuat!, oomeTTIIIRD and CHEST
NUT Streets.
Large and small sums reoefved, and paid tis Aid on de
mand without notes, with FIVE PER CENT. INTE
REST froni the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal.
1191110 hours, from IN
tantil d oolook every day, and on
MONDAY EYRE INDS from 7 nntil o' Mock.
. RAFTDS for sale on Eng Land, Ireland, end Scotland,
froupwards
tresident—SlVEN R. CRAWFORD.
Treasurer—JA Ed R. HUNTER.
PLINY FISK. Aetuary,
BILEAD
NOTICES.
SAV 'Nu vurros.
. .
14411a.ozas.
Pred.riok Klett, +Rephsgs Smith,
John r. Levy, Pgibtt•grV,.
f nkie'l'ilig,k Dire"
Joseph P, LeClore,
John neuelar, Jr., George Kueoht,
amps S. Pr,,
7 mob Dook,
Joseph M. Crowel, Hon. WIA. Mlllwerili
George Mrqetteer,
Peter O. Eumnler Geo. T. Thorn,
Robert IJ, Davideop,
;AMER B. ?JUNGLE, rtimule4h
Flaxen HART, Sooreort. te2o-tt u
V.AVING FUND--FIVE PER CENT. IN
ppP-7TEREBT.—IVATIONAL SAFETY TRUST COM
ANY, WALNUT Street, Southwest oorner of TRIAD,
pjujadelpeth. Incorporated by the State of Pennsynne
reoe'ved anysum, late 11, nd -
tetsTFaidfrom i the layof c liepoWt e o o trre i ry at wit
drawn
The °Sloe Is open every day from 9o'olook in the
inorwpg tlllso'oloo.k in the evening, and on Monday
and Thursday avenu e o'clock.
HOZI. ENR L. DRNISK, PresidenL
Ron T LFRIDGE, Vine President.
Wrlztaw 1. Ritmo, SeorMarY.
111 RECTORS.
a. Henry L . Sward j l r e r nner, J r . e tw a u &rites,
Robert Sedfndge, rnelp Lee, r.
tTIVAtIg2., oseph
ism Billendetfol.
Atoner la room vod and payments made daily.
The inveetmente are made, In eenfernuty with the
provisions of the Charter, in Herd I:state mortgages,
Idround Rents, and suoh first-class seeurities as will al-
Ways insure peyfeot motility to the depositors and
Prhieh cannot fail to sive P01T1M61307 and inability to
this Institution. aul-1y
LEGAL.
iv THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OP PHIL.ASEINCHA.
Estate of DANIEL. MAN RING, deeen mod.
The Auditor appointed by lAA (Wirt to audit, settle.
and adlust the account of SHUN ADAMS, Ailminle-
Veator, and to make distribution of the balance in the
ands of the accountant, will meet the partiorinterested
r the purposes of hot apomuttnent on MONDAY, the
lath day of January. at 4 o'clock I'. Ai.. at the Wetherdi
House, GEORGE Street, above Sloth. in the city of
Philadelphia. CHARLES It. T. COLL.S,
)rt6-fmw•Or Auditor.
TN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
.1. FOR THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILA
DELPHIA.
The Auditor a_ppointed by the COM audit, AC Mare
Cash Aocount of H. J. Biddle. Ens, Trustee of y
M. Ricketts, under deed o o, t of Ricketts and M..
M. Dicbatte, dated Aprd 1 lAtddecortled in deed Int
O. W. R. No. IL page ale, Iva., wall meat Bit pante.
in at the office
to.
at eh
flock
datable. on MONDAY, leth January,M, at 0 clock
din!-wfiwet* t • ED, WAbNeAtiditor.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
CHARLES HEIDSIOK
CHAMPAGNE.
GEORGE WHITELEY.
No. ISt) SOUTH FRONT STREET,
Is appointed Agent for the sale of the above unit
valled brand of
• 0.11/1/11PAUNE,
And offers it to the Trade at the
I,OIYEST NEW YORK RATH.
600 letaketa, quarts and Pits a, now in eo n 11, dBl•tf
WE CALL ATTENTION OF TIIII
v v TRADE to thle really ffiteerlor article
ALvagi) RENAUD COGNAC.
flaupply In asearted paolrages tionetantly on hand.
dere received for direct importation.
A ao—llenneese Gnaw' ,c Leßoy Cognab,London and
Holland Gina. Claret in Wood arid Came. rripagnes,
high and low prices. LONGCHAMP. I mporter.
010-ern 217 Rou th FRONT. PAIL delplim.
GEORtig WIIITELEY,
N 0.1.46 South FRONT Street.
Importer of lirer,iiy, Winea, &0 .. ofeni for salL4l:l
b?eil 0117, Um ollurring, amuns other standard fir
° bFil l s 1, ' Castillon, & Co., Thos. hints 1k co..
woe, Robin, & Co.,Otard, Haply, a: Co,.
A. Saigne"' InYtitt,
anises, ellevoielt.
Q. Porn! tc Co.,
'noon Proprietor?.
J. 1} . hinetßile , as. Hennessy. •
ti.44,seAtiad'AftimlVatOr, IMl, , hiltheA^MtlA
ine Wines , P alm tee Cr Re Jamaica loon, knots
Ruin. Bordeaux Oil. Re.. acci 477-1 r
REMOVALS.
EMOVAL.•—SMAi,L CHANDLER,
A 11, WHOM:BAUR 011001M1Y. hev, yeTrlvt frop
Norq W.:GOND etreet, tons MARK' 4 uca EltrOnt
above rikvq, north side. jel
al ki MRS. M: A. BISHOP HAS RE
NE.iiis.r MOVED from N 0.916 to 1.016 CIIF.9II'NUT Sttpo
986.1 door to the I. Lawrenns HMO. where Ladies WI
find a splendid tunmrtment of Bonnets. Cepa and
drosses. All 12t
131JSINEs9 CARDS. ,
MARTIN At QUAYLE'S
BTATIONERY TOY ktUil •ND FANCY 6OUDIS
BAIT Of,
wAuxuT STREET.
nt-Smfo.
1111,0 W XlillYlN TII ?
ILADELPILLA
Constantly on hand Nedumny lint{nt. hotalas.
THOS. M. BIDDLE, Attorney at Law
- 11 - N 0.273 South FOURTH Street. nlB-6m.
wALLAc i t; & BRODHEAD.
R
87 IC AhtidE 1 1 1,111 , 1, NEVY YORK.
Stooks and Bonds bought a bold, un gqinnttsidon.
FAMI
ICa R. W•LILA.CIt. Dwain to. IIauLIIR4D
023.-4 m
A LEX. ISIaKINNEY,
A. 6infl a / 1 1vr •
Will practise in Wedmore d, Amami. Rd
liana oonaties. tLDI
TM ADAMS VXPRESS OFFICE
elt t
iL lo
t e , Ri p2 Up .
s t a C o trAt, A , 4 01 1.11, P e ° ,1 -
Ili own 'Anchor in oonzeocio with other Express Corn!
mi t t , *
s ti t Att . the ortnoiole ter
B etinig n izi l S . ths
ant-tr finnerel thioerintendent
NOUCATIONAL.
11100K-KEEPING'.—This mem is taught
. 1 - 1 ' by commencing nt its indiments and THOROUGH
LY Impressing upon the mind of the pupil the PRIN
CIPAL Pot Aers ; n method in essential to the edvatme
meld 'm(140106;1(1 of the lobular. TWINING'S NI ER
GANT' LH ITUTE. NIMTHEAS'P CORNER
NII,IIII AND SPRING GARDEN STREETS.
111 -/al
GYIiINASTIO INSTITUTE—Vor
Gentlemen and Children of every ogo. trsl3+
HILLEBSAND & LEWIS, nprtheatd. corner N
and ARCH. •rn4-12t•
A bIEEIOAN SUIIOOIi INSTITUTE is a
roliolo inoilipm through wbloh Bobo°lk and Faint
like Tofu' Waal oo l i3oCol thapPork. Parents may oh
glifito:a. tuituttely, in o matio,a r ae 0114 Gr tifijle 6sat
8 I,Tlit
. 1 * Ai, i C .
o f iD A , New York, or '
rtl2-lf lkat CEIEBT U Btraet. Philadeltdtta.
____ _
BRYANT & STRATTON'S NATIONAL
c0t4.773,101ated Tblin
delphin, namer ititar sad 011EHTNU;
Now , York. UM, CIOC. p Cr &pro, ittpt tit Lour.
For ItlfollMatioll. Call 01 NIIMEI trot ‘16111040. 104
PIANOS.
Mg STEINWAY & SON'S NEW PA-
T 1 N_T OVF.R-STRING oßmvp On PIANoe,
DQU AAR GRAND, AND ItiGNAltel GRAND
now pro•
((erred in concerts and in gyDole (valet by the beet
performers. lteaelved the IYrdt ireußguitt ove r the best
ipeLkers, from Judges like Gutteetudig c lqason, ether/.
Challenge all competitton. BIJAISIII* tt (g
de-09 1000 ClikaiTNU r Btreat.
owl HOLIDAY PREUNTS 1
PIANO-FORTES.
AI"L VP l ir
7411,
AIELOD DNB.
PIA 0-FORTEB.
MIZOCEOPI t
pIAI4O-1 , 0 'Mi.
Alli/0 BOW.
Mule by Re,vou, gooon, it 00., Z . NAMI CC Clark
lifillett, Davis. A Co., and o 1001.1.
J. E. uoui,p,
m)l4-Iy 15BV.ENTII and anveTri vs.
011WHERING 'it SONS,
RAND, Viiipfar )( I Pittaktvr
ii ,
PA 0- O R ' '. v
WAREROOM &Yr OMs 1t T RIIS. ,
An a eb n iriQ t t bei m eteDlV/P ; 1 9 97 We ht have i ta U e L n
twardad,s I a 'Havant 'xldtlihrui tu thfa country and
tA PIA KB A U N FIRST-CLABB AIEDAIdI.
0 TO RVIT. larf-ty
NMA GREAT IIiII'ILOVEMENT IZ'
PIANOS.
SOROMAORER ea
croraTsur Street, respectfully invite the music
loving nubile in mill and °asinine their new and sue
°mishit Improxpment—
rut; PARLOR DRANO PIANO.
Raving converted the Tone, Torten, and Aaron ol
OM Grand Plano Into that of a Square IT t trument
avoiding allthe objentiess generally mule 1 sty Ito)
Oran Piano, also diminishing the nogg e Basic,
In vo ume, curdy of tone, mat Pins'er. Onl I " n Cr e , , n
WAN, darn. evopla of tenon, with *genic deli
nn
g a IgiIinIAriIP,VITIPOLLY-FINISIIIID IN
STRO RN Pb
aro wholly unequalled. They have reaeived the highest
encomiums, Dna are pronounced by Maws to tie far su
perior to any instruments ever manufaetured In We
country,
Constantly Gil hand, ferle and elegant amorttneotef
our unrivalled PIANOIL Ye have been awarded the
First Prettliußlß. Mil Abitiopi ever exhibited,
rq
pluding trite Medal from the Crystal Palace FAlR
bltion, New York.lBen. set-ir
COAL.
VIOUSEKIIEPERS LOOK TO YOUR
.----,lntstest. Buy your 00AI, AT 11101(S' whore
nothing but the vorY beetgunial L#lllol n. ll ' o / 11,11
kill 00111 le offered at the allo wing raduoe mewl:
Letillthp,Brol ll, ion, Li F, and Stove... ~......84 pot ton.
Sohuylt areented free froin elate or duel and full wetglit, at
11.)0K8Lard, eoutheaat earner °MARSHALL, and
WiLLOY.. Call and see. ate
W. GROOME & CO.
V, ?
• orriaeus South FOlllllll litreOt t
AFL,
WHARF, PINE STREET, sautivqui,L.
Dealers anti Shipper'
Looust Mountaizp o ll A nlt , ll, and Bohuyluiil
Moran:lSW) taken on whorfaire. oI
110KURY ANDMPRBIVROUNTAIFI
Etitib"AEac:firdvesAptr:4l.o,lo
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
GiILARD VIRE AND MARINE INSU
RANCE CO3IPANY. Office 416 WALNUT Street.
.11 1 01. 3 .1&50.
At a Meeting of the StoultitoMere of the Ooretetny
held Una dos, the following named officer. and throe •
tors wer i g t aly elected to serve for the mooting year. viz:
prowrro JONY.B. Vioe President and 'DB:t
ourer— .8. GIMLET r. HOOretory—James B. Alvord.
DIRECTORS.
1 Thomas Crown.
Joe. fil.pe. M. I),
A, S. °alert,
N. H. I , nwreocto.
Jor. \Volker,
CIIRN. I. Dupont,
Jiro. W. Claghorll,
I David Brild,Jr,
pat-Gtvrtot
Joel Jones.
Deo, W. Wendward,
Win. Al. Swam,
11. N. Burroughs.
Jelin A nspach, Jr..
Francis Paters,
U.. Rudman.
'nos, Dillard,
Deo. IL Ashton.
DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY IN
SURANCE COMPANY.
•INCORPORATED BY THE LEGISLATORS OF
PENNSYLVANIA, iem.
OFFICE 8. E. CORNER THIRD AND WALNUT
Streets, Philadelphia.
MARINE INSURANCE
ON VESSELS, )
RIMIT, To all pada of the World.
'INLAND INSURANCES
On Goode, by River, Canals, Lake_ J o and Lan C • g
Fleal Parts of the Unto , 4 "1"-e
RE INSURANC e ES
On 61erchandise generally.
On Stores,_Elwelling_ Houses, &o.
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY,
November 1,1550.
Par. Market Value.
123,010, Philadelphia City 0 icr Sent. I Loan.. ill 133 '
050 CO
100,6011„..Penneylvania State S iP' et. Loan " 03,555 00
61,000 Pennsylvania State 6 V ot. Loan. 21 010 00
26,000, U,S. Treasury 5% $P' cent. Robe and '
interest due ~. ... ..... 25,20 54
$30,003 11. S. Treasury G 40' cr. Notes an'd inter
est duo— ~.. • • .. 3 0.015 00
625,000 Temporary Loan to the City of Mdla
dolphin . ... . , . .... •- .
Mortgage
6
~_ .. . ... . • .. 25,000 00
$lO,OOO, Pennsylvania Railroad Id
6 4 A ir cent. Eonds., ....., ._. 0400 00
820,000, North Pennsylvania Ifallroad Mort- '
gage 6W' cent. Rands.- ~, -- 12,500 00
$14,000 West Philadelphia Railway Passenger
Company 7 4,f , ot. oolpon bonds 12,600 00
$10,000,500 shares etoog Germantown One
Company, interest and principal
guarantied by the city of plals
..
delphia...... .-......• .- - 15.060 00
85,000, 100 shares Pennsylvania Railroad
Company ....,. ........
45,000, 100ebares North Pennsylvania lialll
road Company. ...,... .. . ~... gap (g)
SI,W, shares Philadelphia Company..._
Bpayn . nd Maim
Tag Company, Philadelphia and
Savannah Steam Navigation Caro
ni:l4y, (Joann Steam Dlavivition
Company,
,Pliilndalphia and Ha
vre de Warm Hloant 'Tow Boat
Company, Philadelphia Exchange
Company .----. --................ kilo no
and Mortgagee, and Real Estate, Of- 11°3'118 11
sno-
floe Building ~ .. ,-....-.... . . ~. .. .. ..... 75.353 35
Bills recetvahle for Insurencesmade.L ...', - 2a0,601188 e 0
Solana. due nt A g atioles-Preapums on-Ma
rine Policies, migrant. and other debts due
the Company... 61,588 CO
Sorip and stook of sundrylnsurance derma,-
nom- „.__ 11,2 Q 00
Cash on Depoolt. iti 1ianii...: . . * : . ... - : ..---.. ra , ,iied el
DIRECTORS.
William Ma tin.
HenryAlliiigV,'"'
EAmung A. under,
TOOOlllllB 1 aulding, e Sloan,
i!.ctlrer' Edward
r ?
n.
iC. i I.iege
&mos Traquait tpnoer A'llvaine, eillitn Eyre, Jr.,
.terll6ls C. Hand,
Janina C. nano, . bort Burton,
Williqin C. Ludwig, moot, P. Innen,
hrle X: Pen% I t'o n , • il l a n h e u ll a il . l l7ll 44"l4
George 11. Loper, Z . / H. Semple: PRlAb'e,
litieleTlll4, AL . Nlnrgaill
~
An . Betgar.
WILLIAM MARTIN, PreeldanL
HENRY LYLIMTINTIIZratri.D, Vioe l'regingt
AMERICAN FIRE
DAL INCORPORATED 231
o, ald WALNUT Street, above Third, Philadelphia.
Having a large paid-up Capital Stook and Surplus In
vested in mound and avitflable Seouralem, caribou° to in
sere on Dwellings,. Stores Furniture, Merchandise,
Vessels In Port eta their largove , and other Personal
property. All losses liberal 1 and promptly edluitad.
INSURANCE CO.
0-CHARTER PERPET
DIRECTORi.
51:gMritltr,"' John T. L . min,
Campbell,
Samuel C. motion. tit O. ~,
Patriok Brad), ghee. W. Poultner,
Woo l om,
(IF/JROE ABBOTT, President.
TROMAB R. MARIS. Bement re. Jarl-li I
T"EQUAKER CITY INSURANCE
COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
FRANKLIN BuiLuttro P s,_ No. SOS WALNUT Street,
CHARTER ERPETUAL.
CAPITAL— 8900,000
BURP LIIB. ... 160,000
FIRE, niXitiNK.7.l4l.3 INLANII
Fire Ingaranoe, limited and perpetual, on Buildings and
Meraltendtse of all descriptions.
Marine Insurance, inland and Oooart, on Vomit,
Freizht and Cargo to and from ail parusof the World.
}s tbBB Vloe redden[.
B.
.BUTO D E HA An L, S
B c o e e e ta ,
.
DIRECTORS.
511 . 681!JAITS, E. W. Bailey
Andrew IL C;sniberss
. Charles D. Int sy,
Oster 8.
Pe, )1. R. Cordshnll,
Oster
/noes. M. D.. Hon. 11. M. Fader. ma
INSUAANOE COMPANY OF THE
sTATE OF PF,NNsyLVANIA—FIRE AND MA
RINE. INSURANCE—Nth 4 EXCHANGE BUILD-
Rus
. _
Chartered In ITN—Capital .1900,000—Assets, January I,
186s..eistr,Ste 60400.
All invested in sound end available seouritiee—con
tinue to insure on Vessels and Cargoes, Buildings, Stooks
of Merohandsse, tco._, on liberal tarsus.
DIRECTORS:
E 3 ni7
D. Sharrerd, George N . Stuart,
moon Teby ‘ Rommel Grant. Jr.,
brides Maoalester; Tobias Wegner,
Ahem N. South, Thomas fi,Wattsollo
John IL Rudd, Henry O. I. roman,
William R, White/ Charles S. Levis,
beerge C. Carson.
HENRY - D. BHERRERD, Presiden ern t.
WILLIAM ILA RPR R. HAMILAT.T. . le 11-wtf
LIFE, INSURANCE. AND TRUST COM:
PANV.—TILE FENN MUTUAL. LIFE LNLIU
RANt-;E: COMPANY. Northeast dOTIIOI of TI.L.IRD and
DOCK Persists, Acres, 51Pt41,23 26.
INSURE:B LIVES for the whole term of 'life—grants
annuities and endowments—purchases life interests in
Real Estatn, and makes all ooutraots depending na an
contingenoies of
,Life.
Ahm l ialn si ti9atim, Administrators, Assignees
YKUL3TIJES.
lanlel L. Miller, Samuel 8. Mokoo.
nnismin Coates, William Martin,
when] 8. Newbold, -James B. MeFarlagalr
'ahem P. Hunker, foJoaoph IL Trotter,
%%Pawn H. Kern. Warne, Enaupp,
''t_ 9: He- .417116001 1 1ns Paulding.
ttEdmund A. Sondes,
pante L. Ilutolonsogs
John W. Ilornor,
*Ellis B.Avar,
Oacinsl J. iristiano
Joseph M. llamas,
Jem id. Brenner,
! o 1:. Iviltil i t, Presid e nt,
:. STOKES, plea Nes%
tarn. unlB-1r
Samuel... Huey,
ChaTlea Hallowell.
lrry C. 'l'owoload,
otlolphon Kent.
V ) 411/
I. Oen.
(iillil i dir g otttm
Warner h . Hawn, ?
Y. N. pllOl ,
D A
IL(HI.
S. E
500 M W. noRNOR. Hoorst
TOWARD FIRE AND ATARIN 1 - IiNSII
RANCE COMPANY, No. 412 WALNUT Street
Philadelphia.
DIRECTORS.
M. t)' . .. paldwin. t ' r ) i i l
it I N C V .
i 1 D a
. T ifa u te .
.i. Etitr Thomion,
Olin W.Stiriita, pi n,
4.l l i. B ll=p r '
114,11,MT.'"' 'tn. 11. Love,'
chattel P y .,Nortnn.
t. 8. Warne.
Gila E. Addiotra, John
'xis ° Ara
. T. Kemal, Edward A, rne,
ii, 11. 8111114101nd,
Thertas L. Lytle e.
resident—M. W. HA 1.111. M,
tee President—E. 8. WAR•.
Seeretarr.—EDWlN BOOTH. 4.1.'9
JUDICINAL.
11IIE ALL-SUFFICIENT TIIREE!—
TRIEBHMAR. 1,2, and 2.
Protected by Royal Letters Patent of England. and
sowed by the Settle of the Ecolede Phmpancieda Paris.
aadtholniperial.College of Ade, c',
np. Vienna.
o
.t is to with nWe of teeellell i ol).hpormr•torthu"eett
ell phy moat dlsabibties.
he. 2 oomplotely eradicates all tritons of those diaeaxes
that have been hitherto treated by the nauseous and pe r-
Mien% use of copitivia and enheba.
No. a has entirely supplanted the in'urions mot mer
cury, thereby int , n ring to the entrerer greedy robe f,dis
coning alt Impurities, and ruotiod odlt4e venom °Nis-
TRIF:BEMAR, Noe. 1,3, and 3, are Prepared in the
feint of n toymoye, devoid of teats nod smell, and elle lie
°furled in the weietooat pocket. !fold in tin caries, and
divided into separate dogmas adininietered by Velpeau,
Lalloo+e»d, Roi 4, Ricord, Ao, Pilot. 83 oaoh, or four
MOB for $9. save. Viand 1 1. 427 oneee, where
by there is CaVing 1)k TP nag WhVIPIIP
701$111, of Dr. BARRON lileeqke areal, ow Yor .
Bold also at Retail by CALL}:NDER CO., corner
THIRD and WALNUT litreete, Philadalphta, and by
T. W. MOTT &R0N8,213 North SECOND litres!,
Wholeenle and Retail Agents for renneylvaula.
d3iit
701,LIOR.OFFERIS ANTI-RTIEUMATIO
rir-u
CORDIAL.—tea s t linve hen oflbote4 with rheu
matism for a long ponied—a portion of the time Lied no
use of my rried your Cordial, and in lee days
Vir4 eine to wittlic down stalls, and Inn week I is pain
entirely felt ino. Ido olieerlully recommend t Hor
dial to thyse who Aro ;Inflated with that dreedful earn-
Vault. yours, inn. W. NRWLJ BTO1(f!r, 0 . 4 rirM
Elauessd hy THEODORE WOO, Udernist, N. E.
corner anti filral eta.
,14-!m
'HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
1 1 UN/ON i
ARCH BTItHRT, ABOVE THIRD
UPTON B. 14 yAVCOMER. ,
P I DELPAILA..
The sltuatioa thin HOTEL le superiorly adopted t
the trains of the llasmeu publio • mann those to search
afS ag"e' Vu"'"er Ra which now nth Put '
in clos e proximity, afford a cheap and pleasant ride
to all Ohioan or interest in or about the city. Jr as-eni
DOINGS OF THE PENNSYLVANIA
STATE FAIR FOR ISM
ItilE FIRST Pg. 101(1E118 A 11.13 SIX pi PLOMAL ,
Deet Furnace for WA'rtulg BoßAtAgit.
To ARNOLD & wrl soN,
OAS CONS IVBINO CONE FURNACE.
I.lll+T PRISVIUM,
BEST PORTABLE FURNACE.
To ARVOLD & WILSON.
.ICICRMONIP . SI PORTABLE FURNACE.
DBl l VO(3llfi n al4 OE.
To AUNOL.I3 & W 11, 1 ,01.
COll ILSON'S DOUBLE--OVEN COOKING RANGE.
FIRSr PRICMIPM.
DEBT, PARLOR COAL GRATES.
0 ANNOLD & WILSON.
LOW DOWN and BASKET ORATES.
BEST EN Alitakr4Vii MANTELS.
To anoLn & mane , .
Fo veryrr handsome dlepter of Enamelled 131nte Man
tele. Its g finiehod, And of eu pe nor WoOnnetnetor.
.1 , 1103 T PREAIII.I.SL
_ .
4RNOLD & WILSON.
10:o CHESTNUT qtreet.l
U. tg,Forr : rwat.r.. goo,
-ILDREVIIANICA BAKEIty, S. IV. Corny
BROM) and VINE Streets, PHILADELPHIA.
This estnlilisliment is now in euociessful operation, day
and night, and all are respectfully invited to call and see
the vtitits picas.) of 1.ro m l• 'linking for Themselves.
The mites the IthOrtir.o t! at 114
Out Or . /VS YO , ll to her loon told 1 ey— ve
spplentme, fi'Vf. tie bourne) inan 0111 , 01 the frethouses in Scot and, Drill Iwonty-live as inastar—during
OA luno lip has had tlto 01,1..1014M) of making many
eaporimentii, rind otainromi: /1111110 improveinonti lis• lan
!IVO I , Pert litado diming that period.
In tide establishment, of Which tin hes now the man
issenienton addition totes complete lebor-saving
?Mum, he has how Inflame of many kinds not hereto.
`lt e efn c r u e n u t e e ( ikrttineil in the nineties° of Hour, none but
the trollnitost , and beat shall ever be need; and he in no
rintation in tinYifiir Dint ltroul of all limb cr,tl tie
tvolea, umunosuou in quality mid loimilit'by that multi
'LW" ordinary process.
Families in which the Dread made by the Mechanical
Bakery tine not boon men, or in which it time been triod
only at its rnnmiencomnnl, before the min:lune ry was in
porfont working order, one rasoootfollynatied to give it
smut mw, the undorlintned believing it would lend to
mutual zulvantaga, JOHN G. 1110XEY,
Superintendent
_
SAI,AMANDIIR BAFES,
A 'mite eaaortmerit or.
EvANS k WATSON'S
PIVLA DE SA L A U IA IA iABAUERAC'EURED
VAULT 1100FUL
For Itm",'..e Aug Stores.
BAP!
Equal to any now u 8
IRON DOOIW,
oaks g .od term r t % am other estAbliialltibni 1111 the
United Staten, by
EVANS & WATSON.
No.:104 tiIiESTNUT Street,
Plitlntlelphts,
ese-ty
VtgA,RH MVP. 11A A ilAt.l
ONE'Y LIBEI: A LIN ADVANCED.—
TO ANY AIIIOIIN P--V pia? Wnt ohm,. ipwelry,
1) ...Wnd.. Haver New., clot hina, Malohandoto, e.0 , 3'
& CO- 0 E‘tabh , inni lirnk,rs, 14. W. corner
TM/IP and ()ASK LL atreotn, below Lombard, Offira
%Mrs Cronin A. M. Nlll'. M. n14.317'11
f ERIN ED BORAX, in store and for
.ale WETIIERILL h pnoTnEx.
1111 Nos, 41 sod 49 North 14F.00N1l 0tr4.4,
RAILROAD LINES.
T HE PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
RAILROAD.
200 MILES DOUBLE TRADKA
1860. Eimmati 1860.
THE CAPACITY OF THIS ROAD IS NOW EQUAL
To ANY IN THE C EN OUNTRy.
THREE THROUGH PASBOER TRAINS
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURCI.
conneeting direct nt thilndelphis with Through Trains
from Boston, Now York, and all points East, and to the
Union Depot at Pittsburg with Through Trtuns to and
from alt points Mille Ng est, Northwest, and Southwest,
—thus furnishing facilities for the trartsPortation 0/
Passenger', Unsurpassed for speed and comfort by any
other route.
Express and Fast Lines ran through to Pittsburg,
without change of Cars or Gonductors. All through Pas
senger TWOS provided with Loughridgela Patent
Erato—speed under perfeet control of the ongureer t
thus adding cinch to tho safety of travellers.
Smoking Cars are attached to each Train_ ; WoOdrurs
Sleeping Cars to Express and Fast Trains. The
EXPRESS It ERB DAILY: Mail and Faec Linen, Sun
days excepted.
lifnii'l leaves Philadelphia at 8 A. M.
Fast Lino l t tiO A. M.
Express Train leaves " 18 Ml'. M.
WAY TRAIHB LEAVE AS FOLLOWS :
Rarrixburg Accommodation, via Columbia, 2 P. M.
Columbia '4.01) P. M.
Parkesbara 12 20 P. Al.
Welt Chester Passengers Will take the Mail, Parkes
burg and Columbia Trams.
Passengers for Sunburn Williamsport, Elmira, Buffa
lo, Niagara Falls, and intermediate points, leaving Phi
ladelphia at 8 A. M. and 2 P. AL, go directly through.
Tickets Westward may be obtained at the (Almond the
Company in Pluladelph,a, Now York, Roston, or /321-
ttmore; and 'rickets Eastward at any of the important
Railroad Offices in the West ; also on board any of the
regular Line of bteamers on the Mississippi or Ohio
rivers.
Er . Faye always as low, and time as quick, es by any
other Route.
For further ii4o4ation apply at the Paeseuger Sta
tion, Southeast r of Eleventh and Market Streete.
The completion f the Western connections of the
Pennsylvania Railroad toVino, make this the
DIRECT LINE BETWE 'N THE EAST AND THE
RE.
The connection of G tracks AT
by W t he Railroad Bridge at
Pittsburg, avoiding all drayage or ferriage of Freight,
together with the saving of time, are advantagee readily
ape maimed by Shinners of Freight, and the Travel
ling Public.
Merchants and Shippers entrusting the transporteition
of their Freight to thin company, con rely with eop fi
device on its speedy traneit.
THE RATES ON FREIGHT to and from any point
in the West by the Velma> tvania Railroad are at oh
times as faeora4le at are charted bit other Railroad
Companies.
We De particular to mark paokag es " vla Penna. Rail
road.
For Freight Contraots or Shipping Directions, apply
to, or address either of the following Agents of the Com-
Pa rt Y
D. A. STEWART, Pittsburg;
H.;, Pierce Co., Zenesville,O.; J. J. Johnston, Ripley,
O.; E. McNeely, !mine, Ey.; Ormsby Cropper,
Portornoutli, 0.; Paddock /r. Co., Jettersonvillo, Ind'.
EM; IL W. ilrown Co., Cincinnati, O.; &thorn &
glinhoct, Cinoinnati, 0,; K. C. hlehlrurn,_hludason. Ind.;
to.. E. hloore, Ky.; P. G. O'Hiloy & CO.,
Evansville Ind.; N. W. graham Co., Cairo, 111.; R.
P. Snag, h, Otago, lit, Louis, tio• John H. Har
ris, Nashville, Tonn.; Harris k Hunt . Memphis, Tenn.;
ll: Or to e h e t' k A I rent:
Lti.t.liesTIEF:DER,
Nasooere.t
t i agt nit!
'CH & CO., No. Ti. ,taloath Be .
It. Lt. HOUSTON, Osn't Freight Agent, Phila.
L. 11.01.111 T. Can't Tiokot Agout, Phila.lsw-IY
TIIOB. A. SCOTT, Can't Emit Altoona, Pa.,
8801,6C5 67
1859. irtsgmw 1859.
WINTER ARRANOEMENT—NEW YORK L4blB.
TUE fAMDEN AND AM - 130Y AND PHI
DEL HIA AND TR.F..NTON RAILROAD_ 00.
L FROM PHILADELPHIA TO
NEAV YORK AND WAY-PLACRR.
THOM W.U.NVT-STREET WHARF AND KENSINGTON,
Will leave se follow', viz sans.
at 6A. M. vie Camden and Amboy, Cam. ec Am.
Aooomniodation . - • .81 IA
At 6A. M.. via Ca m d en ..... enrSepal City.WMew z _
Jersey lAccommodation.—. ..... 212
AVA.M., VIA Camden and Jersey City, Morning
At 113 i A. id., ma Kensington and Jersey City,
Western }sprees .... 800 I
AdaN P. AL, via Camden and Amboy — , Aooommo
ion-- • . 2 25
At 2 P. hf., Ma Camden and Amboy. C. &
AFT': V7?;17;", icia,;WaTiii;il - itic(fieiiii7 '6;67, D°
Evening Express.__.._.... ..... 00
At 4.44 M., ma Kensington and Jersey City, 24
Clue Tioket. . 2Xi
At 6 P M., via aii.uhra — sWii Jereey — dill Evening
At 11 r. baiiiVeiian'd jersey eityTiOuthern
Mail . ... . .. .• 2Zr
At 6 P.M ,via aniden and imboy.AnoommTxtation.
(Freight and Pasasagerl—let Claes Trek° t 226
2d Claw; Ticket....... . Ito
The 6 P. M. Mail Line rune The 11 P.M.Bontli
err, Mail, Saturday; exoepteel.
For Belvidere. Easton. Flemington&o.. at 6 A. M.
from Walnut-etre et wharf. and 3 P. Al.'from Remelt:talon.
For Manch Chunk, Allentown, and itethlehein, at 6
A. M. Lehigh Valley Railroad.
For Water Ray. Btroudeburg, Somnton,Wilkesbarre t
Montrone, Great Bend, 6;0, a t 6 A. M., via Delaware,
Laohaeranna, and Western Railroad.
For Mount Holly, at 6 and 9 A. M.. and I and 434 F.M.
For Freehold, at 6 WAY IN L and 3P. M.
ES
For Bristol, Trenton, &n, at 3 and 434 P. M. from Ken
sington.
For Palmyra, 18110erton, Delanoo,Beverly, Burlington,
Bo_rdentown, Ito., at Mi. 3, and 4/4 F. M.
bounds of baggage only allolved enoh peasellser.
Poem - Inger. are prohibited from taking anything aa bag
gage but their wearing apparel. All baggage over fifty
pounds to be paid for extra. The aompany limit their
reepongibility fOrlaggage to one dollar per pound, and
will not be liable for any amount beyond 0100, except
by special oontraot.
WM. H. GATZMER. Agent
d 22 Camden and Amboy It. R. Co.
MRIAPAN PIITLADELPIIIA, GER
MANTOWN AND NORRIS
TOW AILHOAD- WINTER ARRANGEhIENT-
On and after MONDAY ,Nov. 31, 1869,
FOR ORRAIANTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia 6, 7,7.60,9, 10, IL, and a
1, 2,9, 34, 6,6, 6,7, 0, 9,1 ) 0, and 11h. P. M.
Leave Germantown 6,7, 7 8. 8 1 4, n's, 10, 11, A. M.,
1, 2, 3,4, 63i, 6,6, 6H, 7,8, 9, 101 *
P.M.
ON SUNDAYS,
evpa Philadelphia9.o6 min. A. M.,! 63j , and 10 P. M.
9
aye Germantown 6.10 mm. A. M., LID nun., 6%, and
. M.
GHESTNUT HILL RAIAD.
heave phijadelphia 6, ,7.30, HA. A IRS 4, 06.7, and 10
P. M.
LBELVd. Chestnut Hill 7.10 7.40, dad, and 12.0 A. 7.1.,
340,6.40, 640, and 640. P. itt
ON SUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia 9.03 A. M., 2,and 6h( P. M.
Leave Chestnut Hill 7.60 A. A l., 12.60, 6.2). and P.M
min, P. M.
FOR CONSHOHOCKEN AND NORRISTOWN.
Leave Phdridelphia 6,9, 11.06, nun., A. M.,1.06, 3.06,
OIL 61(. and 114 P. M.
r hirs Nrlrristown 6. 7, 9, 11 A. NI, Hi, Hi, and 6
ON SUNDAYS,
Leave ‘ i hiladelphia_ V.A. M. and .3 P. M.
"thitp rO T R A MANIRJ
Leave Philadelphia 6.77., 9,11.06 A. A 1,1.06,203,166,
, 734, and P. At.
° L MC eave Manavunk6l6, 7X, MS, 9.4. arnl.llN A. M.. 2,3.
6,656, and Mt P. Al.
ON SUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia 9 A. M., 3, and 6% P M.
Leave Manayunkni A. M t , AK, And Mt P. M.
B. K. 81g1TH. general Superintendent,
Eilo-0 DEPI. NINTH and GREEN &Teets.
NORTH PENNSYL
VANIA RATLRoAD.
• 41 g5Ft AR ItANOMENT.
For BETHLEHEM, DOYLESTOWN, EASTON.
ALLENTOWN, MAOOI7 CHUNK. HAZLETON.
On and after MONDAY, Noverober7th. hyme n .
er Trains will leave FRONT and WILLOW Streets,
Philadelphia. DAlLY,(Bunday egoopted:)
For Bethlehem. Easton, Allentown, Maud, Plunk,
n E az o i rlVt'ltttgl_ji r ;:esil, t l 9. kt• thl. and 3 P. M.
For Doylestown, (Aommuno a dation,) at 8.40 A. M. and
r :
s'Or Fort Washington, (Acoortunnelatlon,) at it P. M.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA:
Deave Bethlehem. (Express,) at SA. M. and 410 P. M.
3.30 P.
Lea
M. ve Doylegtown. (Aooommodation,) at 7 A. M. and
Leave Fart Waeldn.ston.( Aooernmodation.)at7. A.M.
ON 8UN11AY8:
Phdadelphis, for Fort Washington., at 10) A. yd,
Philadelphia, for Doylestown, at `P. M.
Doylestown ,or Philadelphia, at 7 A. M•
Fort Washington for Philadelphia, at 2.40 P. hl.
Fare to Bethlehem, 9 1 40 ; to Maaoh Chunk. ; tp
Easton, 91.6 Q t to Doyleslown,Bo omits.
Throat Micas must be prouured before entering the
care.
All Pageenger Trains (exeept Sunda, Trains) eon
neat 'tette 9 tTeet with Fifth and Sixth-streets, and
Beoon and Tlurd-streets Paseenger Railroads.
n 7 ELLIS CLARK. Agent.
r,PHI LADELPIII 4, W IL
• N All k ,
OA mpti MINGTON, AND BALTI
• . ._.
On and after 61uNDAY, November 21 1869
PASSENGER TRAINS I,E.A.YE PHILADELPHIA,
For Baltimore at 8. 1 5 A. M., LI noon, (Exeress,) and
11.10 P. M.
For Chester at 8.15 A. M. 13 noon, 4.60, and 11.101.. 01.
For Wilmingtop at 8.15 A. M., 13, 4..100tz0 nay y al,
Fqr hop Castle at 2.16 A. AL. and 4."0 P. 61.
For Middletown at 835 A. 21., and
,4.3 u P. AL
For
Pl7f e o r ril ' lNY2 ' ;t i' . l l4. an alliSl Pt l k
or §eaford at 8.16 A. Al.; and 4 : 10 P. I.
or /..4ttrel at a. 15 A. M., a n i, ;.l ; ,
TitAt 42 at
1 , LA k PHIA
LeaveDattunore at 8.30 A. ~ I r ein 1J.15 A. 31.,
and M. .
Leave 'Wilmington itt2.l3 A.M. arid 11.30 A. 3,1,1.16 and
8.40 Y. M.
Leave Laura/ at ALI A. N. andl4o P. M.
Leave lis t aford at d 45 A. N.
ar.d es4,r. at.
Le3ve . %gad at' .00 A. .. and IV r. M. •
Leave 1 over et 8.06 A. Al., and 8.00 P AL
Leave A.Juldletown m 10 A. M. and 7.05 1 N N.
Leave New Castle at 10.55 A. M.. and 8 F. AL
eve Chester at 8. 12 A. M., 2.23 and 0.15 P. M.
ye Baltimore for Ll5lllOl alld Delaware Railroad
at 10,13 A. A!.
Tamss FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chvi.t.r et e. 4, A,. 14., UV and 1140 P. M.
La L
ve W11,,0.as ton at 9.26 A. Al., 1724 .1., AL, sad lUD
A
A. A
SUNDAYS
ggly a1.124,5 1. p. 0 11 . 1 : . f ig;0ro m B lZNlttdelpAitt r to Baltimore. i
FREIGHT T HA IN. wiiit P AgA n illa alillittittft ad.
will run l
LAAve Plilladelphilt for Perry ville and intermediate
plLadeave es at I
W P il . AL
minicton for Perryville and Intermediate
LeaveZde 441 p. Al.
Wilmini.tott for Philadol chin evr,,l itklaraiadis.te
places at 3.40 P. AL
L;eVe lialttioor/ fig Maumee' Run, Ohms's, end
liar,SWOOd at. 5.64 I% M.
no S. N. FELTON. President.
PHILADELPHIA AND
td }, ROUTE firilaVa t ,VA l eV2rq l egio - ,
ioago, Rook Island, isgara Milwensee, Bur-
WO, Itfoutreal, Patti Detroit. %wheat, and M.
I. •
aeaanger tramsleavo the Philadelphia and Road
ins Railroul Depot oornar BROAD and CALLOW.
HILL StroetaDA , I
Sundays (+speared las 101 l u• •
7.30 A. 31., 1)A1. EX PRESS'. °
For Elmira,Niagara Falls, Buffalo. Detroit. Chicago,
Milwaukee, 'Rook Egged, Galena, St. Paul a. Burlington,
and lit. Louis.
9.30 P. ht., NIGHT EXPRESS.
For Elmira, Niagara Falle, Buffalo, Detroit, Chicago
ftlilsrattkeejlook Inland, Galeria, Paul'a 13u rlingten:
an St. Louts.
rho 7.30 A ht. and 3.30 P. M. traiaa run through to
ThAßßlBlllfßO.stopping at all Stattona (la the Lcrion
Valley Franelb
Ilie7eo A. al. train connects at Rupert for
harre,Fittaton_, &mutton mid all stations on the LACE
AWAPINA IILOOIIIS3IIURfi It AI I.R 0 D.
Baggage oheoked to Bode°, and ikaperialon
Bridget.ln. - negate o Fie ?Tittered at thsrhiladelphle. and
Elmira Railroad ne
Lino looitet Olnoe,Northwea,• corner
ot SIXTH. nod CUP:tahltlT Eitreeti, and et Ote Fagan
ger D ITIS1" tT34l73`A' d pg i ett Ftlnz,
Loay.s the Dep ot Broad stroe . t, below ine, d al , n .
dal exoeyted,) for all points West end Norm_ i n at
k'reiFttn anvil he delivered before 3 P. N. toinsure
going to gam day.
For antler information, apply at
Freight Detail,. - BROAD, Nil! Vire.
Ovo 011 A M! 8. APPEN_, Clette,ra Apra
oopuir H ILT laud CIIERTN V Creels,
co -*LI
PIIILADELI'IIIA
Matt CO, 1 1OPPtiT 1 1:4 1 V D ILtli READ-
I 0 and HARRIHHIJKG,
Leaves the new Depot, at
cornerHHG,
of .I.IEOAD and
Cat,LOVVICILL Streets, (entranoes on Callow ‘ hlild
at 7.50 A. N.. DAll,l,oundal exceeted,lfor UfTS
VILLE, lIARRIttlotuRl3, and all intorineglau,
to , r , i . tea c tAn a g , at Harrinblr,:tTitt.ttrao Bu ga raging to fitts
, " LINES
HAV i lt i a t te ß o 6 . • AL, DAILY, for POTTSVILLE and
idti, i 4 O i k' f ri V e v n l gyLy,istindaysexeepted.)for READ
-416 V. P it a ric 1 I, 11 EN NY. gd.retit".
VALI.Ey RAILROAD—PAS
S }kilt DONS - T(II7M OWN AND IN
TERAIEDIATE STA'FIONI.4, a/Mr r}ih'iteceni
bey. l i nuenn,or Traine lor Ii}OWNINGTQWI,I
11111 elan 'torn the new I'd...tenger Depot of the All,
delehts and }teatime Company. corner of
BROAD and CALLOWIIII,I, tlreeta, (enee eneer e n .
once
l
tr MOILI'I.NO TRAIN for Downingtown, !olives nt 7.30
A. AL
AFrgRNOON TRAIN for DowningtOWn, fe%ven
st
folnlate expw etaA.)
ysrdrol424' 4 rucn h/an
agers of the Pltdelnhla
andeeBa,ig Railroa d
w.i iimnrr
PRIVY WELLS ( JUANE') AT A I.OW
p r ke to obtain the Content*. Alite, WILLIAM
ISOTIM Poudrette Ofnee, LIU North: ECtINN el reef.
LO t.
F INE TEAS, at very low prices,
CANTON TEA COMPANI.
1131-ewitir 313 N. a RCOND .9t.. shove Vine
GUM OIIAIAMII7-Stram e d, for sale by
pa
irglag4igkeaniget.
SALES BY AUCTION.
F URNESS, BRINLVi r & CO.,
4N , DLARICET STREET.
B SCOTT, AUCTIONEER, No. 431
. CHESTNUT STREET, opposite the Caseop t
Hones. between FOURTH and FIFTH Streets.
SALE OF FANCY KNIT OERMANTOWN GOODS
EMBROIDERIES, TRINIhIINOS. kc., &e.
This hlorning,
January nth by catalogue, on n creda, commencing
at 10 o'clock, comprising the usual assortment or gonls
onitoll prezont Joale7,
ERMANTOWN FANCY KNIT GOOD?.
Lathes' mime' and children's fancy and
school hoods: alio) wool knit jackets, emirs. :atom.
cloaks, shawls, nitwits, metric sc.; gents' large and
heavy fancy knit scarfeinnd ooinforts. der. Alyo, ladies'
knit wool hose. children a eo:rrP,' tork hose.
killatTS AND iii:ACVERI ,
Also, gents' heavy imehrinkaLle, white and stay me
rino underskirts, end drawers, ladies' black and wool
hose. children a white tuck hose A
menu* half hose.
GI,OVE
Ladies' and rents` merini; fisee . y.lined and silk gloves
gents' linen collars, &c.
VEILS.
Also, a Itne of black silk lace veils.
SALE OF FASHIONABLE FURS, FANCY ROBES
FOR ( - WNW WEAR, 6:c.
On Thursday Morning.
Jan 12, by catalogue, commencing at 10 o'clock.
Consisting of the usual amortment of Siberian 11411. r
rat, real mtok sable, stone and silver marten, and other
feshiouable furs for ladled', misses'. and children's wear,
in sets of two and three pieces ; ales, gents' beaver and
other collars, gloves, and auntlets.
ROBES.
Wolf. raccoon, and fox fancy oams/e robes, plain
buffalo., &o. -
O.J. WOLBERT & CO., AUCTIONEERS,
• tl9 ARCH Street. between Fifth and Sixth.
LARGE SALE OF SUPERIOR FURNITURE. he-
On Friday AtorritriF•
13th inst., at lo,ti o'clock. at 519 Arch street—
A tame assort nient of superior furniture and furnish
ing articles, China, glass. crockery, tainting*. blankets
mattreaseth bedsteads. dressing burraus. sofas, chaos
centre, sofa, and bouquet tables. Inalong 1 1644 1 engrs
vmg6s, Ac.
Saver-plated tea sets and castors.
IMPORTED BULBS FOR PRIVATE SALE.
2 Meet, °settl) packs, firmer bynennhe,
in prime order, will be sold very low, if ebbltetlfOr im
pIiILIP FORD & CO ,AUCTIONEERS,
s• No. 530 MARKET Street, and Syl MINOR Street.
FIRST KALE FOR 1330 OF 1000 CASES BOOTS,
SHOES, 11ROGANS. AND GUM SHOES.
On Thureday Morning,
.111,1111TP 39th et 10 o'clock Dreamer, writ be sold by
catalogue, on four months Credit. I WO a ces hoots and
etyma, embracing. to part, as fellows • Men's. I ote.
and youths' first quality tint*, g rai tied. Lin, and French
calf boots; russet, throb lip. °all. grained , and en
ameled brogans; Calf anti patent eongressesiters and
Oxford ties women's. images' and children's goat,
calf. Lid, and enameled boots. M the beet lustily of
Eastern nianulanture. Also, MU women's misses'. WO
chOtlfen's car-made god welt boots. heeled and
aprons. The attention of buyers is particularly invited
to this, the first sale of the season.
PHILADELPHIA
ONESOENT NAVIGATION 0011PA.NY
AT AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF.TUE ADOVS
NAMED CORPORATION,
NO. 5 2451105ANT5' EXOIIANGI,
At 10 o'olook A. 2.l.,Bevtember 7041069, the follow
ing gentlemen were stnexamouily eltiotad Dlrsotaza
he Comrzni: viz:
GEORGE H. STUART,
S. MORRIS WALN,
MATTHEW W. BALDWTN,
MIAS. MAOALESTER, An
JOHN EDGAR THOMSON
'The BOOKS of SUBSCRIPTION o the CAPITAL
STOCK of said COMPANY ere now open at the above
named Office, where all mums favorable to the enter-
Prise are ret.peatfullp Invited to subsonbe. se-tf
6 ,1 A FOR ENGLAND AND FRANCE._
NEW YORE AND HAVRE STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
The United States Mail Steamship, ARAD°, 2 N g
tone, David Lines, Commander, and FULTON, 2
tons, James A. wotton t Commander, will leave New
York, Havre, and Southampton, for the year 1969, on
the following days:
To meet new requirements of the Poet Office Depart
ment, the days of sailincf the ARA,QO and FULTON
from if AV RE and NO THAMYTON, will, after their
htesent vorphec be a nsed as follows from NEW
yo it K, rave to the ease of the present departure oge
FULTON.whiels will take piece on the 17th Door r,
the schedule remains unaltered:
PEON! NEW Tolle. waval AND 6011THrre.N.
F SI. F1TLT011...../611. IL
ARAGQ. —Jan. T. it RA9O . 111„..P0b. I.
FIJLTON..-Feb. 4. FULTON—Feb.7EI ...Feb. 29.
ARAGO...-. hlch• ARAGO .....7.10h.V...h10h. 99.
FULTOW....Mok.3I. FULTON. • • .Aer. 74.-API. u.
These steamers. built expressly for Government ser
vice, with double engines, under deck, every attention
has been taken in the construction of the hull and ma
chinery to insure safety and speed. The ships have five
avatar-tight compartments enclosing the engine., en
that in t e event of oollislon or stranding, the water
could not reach them. and the pumps being tree to work,
the safety of the vessel and passengers would be se
cured. Recent experience has demonstrated the abso
lute necessity of this mode of construction.
Tna accommodation's for passengers ere believed to
combine every comfort and co I:menial:MO that can be de
sired.
Preen New York to HouthAmptort or Havre-First
c o lon, 8130 ; Becond do., 976.
From Havre or Southampton to New York-First
Cabin, 700 francs ; Second do.. 950 francs.
To passengere going to Londoa these steamers offer the
ad vantage orsoonomy both ILI time and expense. opecie
deliveleS in London. No paiseage secured until paid for.
An experienced surgeon on board. All letters end Ilea ll
panorsrTiremaelipses through ,,j, the p Pr o t Office.
W. B. pit kkr ' Vo4. ° l.l4l, l i
Broadway, New Port.
WILL AM tBALIN, Agent, Havre.
AMERICAN CO,Agenrs, Sour:aim own.
EUROPEAN EXPRP.tin CO3IPANP,
A tn i i . .IF.ILSON Agent, Office, Tobacco Warehouse,
DOCK and FRONT iStreete, Philadelphia.
Plane or the slope can be //80/1. can tmt.3l
, STEAM DIRECT TO ALL
LA" t ,WWWlhilft
l ic a laWAlN AND
THE 11.&11AURGI AMA AMERICAN PACKET COM
PAN Iqa IRON MAD. STEAMSHIPS.
ITAMMONIA. Cap!. H.
,P. Bobwensen.
1M10N16., W.L.
ggr U A l leit
Tr.UTONIA. Capt. 11. nasals.
These Steamers are all first-olass vessel:ll
are Inteadoil to earl from Pier 31, North River, N. V.,
as follows :
FOR LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON, HAYRE, AND
HAM BURG.
The elegant and , porerful Iron Sores Steamship BO
RUSSIA. Capt.Trautman, 2,400 tang hurthen, wrll t
sail a 2 ftboCp on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER Slat, at 12 o'clock M.
Passage, ineludioe Railroad Fare from Philadelphia
to New York, and from Southampton to London.
First Catlin. . 8 too I Second Cabin-860 Steerage-VA
Tho BORUSSIA will be snooeeded by the !Covina
Steameh rt s:
4 Ail
1 .. . A .WT PrTI/T2
7 a
" 1.
. ANNIJ... .—%T IS u A M a. EUTONIA-.... Z HINSAY, arch is. IIYAitIA- -...MONDAN Amu h.
Si'_
Passengers forwarded to iLiverpoid,B u ht. a ,
llal
faat. Cork, Glasgow, Parts, and aztartry, at through
MUM.
. .
Thee. eteareers are Atteil n 0 lD uneesalled aooom
modatlont for grit, SIMON. Ita4 Mire-class Passeessts.
The &mope gshikaaaommodatiowt of these SW% are
e Tl l s,r i t t ig l . e h t e erl e ,t u t,,a o h ni .t i er if:n i toodon, South
amptom'sirmre. and..atambuls. to New York.
Pamela forwarded from Philadelphia to all eana of
Europe et reasonalda ratef.
Freight engued in PhiladelPhlS I'dl Ta v-emetly
attended to by.the New York Agent.Ludetoreed free
of all 110121311581013:
For i'retahoi i l auagvn A d):Eektil:ef R ant.
OJACe of the Hamburg Amerman Mall
co SieltoWpair.
n2-tf Northwest corner FOURTH and ullEaniu
i THE BRITISH AND NORTH
8H PS AMEPUCAN kOVAL MAIL STEAM.
I[9.O7INILW TOIM TO LIVERPOOL,
Chief Cabin Passage —.........„ ........... 3155)
Second Cabin rasange....—,--- re
PROM 1309T03 TO LITSAPOOL.
Chief Cabin Passage— ----SC°
Senottl Cohan testae 0 --....-........-- 110
Tile ships from Bostotioallst Rallies and Cork Harbor.
AFRICA, Capt. Shannon, CANADA, Cent. Lang.
YERJRA, Capt. indicting. AbrlOA, Capt. Millar.
ARAIII A, Cupt. J. Eton.", N ARA. Capt. Anderson,
ARIA, Capt. E. G. Lott. E CPA, Oast. J. Leash,
SCOTIA, Inow building.)
Thego Pawls Garry a °leer white Ustit at Toast-head:
lea on starboard bow; red on port 010i1.
RaPA, Leitch, leave.' Boston, Wednesday , De 0.14.
Rl4Ol, Judkins, " N 'Work, Wednesday, Deo. sl.
AMERICA, Mater." g
en. Wednesday, Dec. 18.
` , ABIA, Lott, , or*, Wednesday, Jan. 1.
CANAPA, Lang, " top, Wednesday, a ., U.
A.ABIA. %ono, " ork, Wednesday, Jan. 18.
E /110 EA. I.eitedi, " Beeson, Wednesday, Jan, al.
berths not secured until paid for.
An experlonoed Surgeon on 4oard,
The owners of these ships trill not be acooantable for
Oold , Baser, Bullion. Bbaajt, Jewelry, PTOOIOIIIIBtOIIOII
or Metals,nnlees tape of lading are signed therefor and
the value thereof thereiwpreasod. For freight or pas
sage apply to E. CtRIARD, 4 BorrlieCwmk.
FOR TUE 8011TEL—OliA.RIM-
Tory_Nim SAV_AtIN_AR STEAMSHIP&
RSIORT REDUCED.
o rien'T Vaighi t tliT o t i t i r_etaf e e . ol airittitN per cent. ha-
I " " 3R CliAli g tr,B. C.
The IJ. B. Nail Steamihip K LIME STATE. Can
tata Charles I'. Mahatma/5, Will sail on biturday.
January 01, at 10 A.M.I
Through in aco no noun miff boars at Sea.
FOR SAViritiAli,
The 11,1 Ma il Steams BTATE OF GEORGIA.
oretain John J. Damn, will Ball on Saturday, January
1, at IU O'clook A. M.
Through in a 3 hours, only hour" Sea.
aiirsathxig days °banged frOul OVery Solunloy to every
five day a Goode reeeloo.l, end huh of Lading signed
every day.
The, eniendid first-othu tide.wheel Steamships KEY
-BTuDiE KTAT/. and 8 rATh OF Lil.olll/IA now run en
above every ten day e. thus forming a five-day neuron
nlostion with Oharleeton and Savannah, and the Soath
and Southwest.
At bath Charleston and Barannah, these Bhins Mi
nna with etearnera for Florida. and with rtulroau, aro.,
for all places in the Synth and Southwest.
INHURANCE.
Frotsbl and ituenvinoe on a large proportion of Donde
shipped Bopth sill be found to he lower by these ;Mpg
then by sealing vaunts, the premium being one - half taa
rate.
N. B.—lnenranoe on all Iticroad Freida t Is entirely
IFl4ovelteary, farther ; }an Orlentem or nevennikh, the I .
Railroad
UREA W 1 :0364 Ortri r rar P°"
thlernel cotta
it
tie Der cent.
l itie h ttlrq:o be y ,-
dale. Throurn tioiete from attys.
ton and Savanna h steamshire. OWL DINO htEALS on
the whole route. exaent from Ober eston and Swrai:r
neh to Montgomery
gharlesto.....— OD
baViuma.h........ 15 CO
ktri. ta ' ' '
r 3
St SO.
SJ uu
tatty.—
cutsometi —.. 26 00
3,5 00
ear Orleans—. ,69 76
b of ladiug Issued
For Vs ht. or oaszase
abort toe street, or to aDI
ISonthwest acntr
Arenu 2hM l o3Utp , m ' Ain
FC.irtortd:t r :lTGVaiiest
Tuesday.
For Florid& frouiSavesult
St. Jbhn'o. eVerf TuagdaT
MACHINERY AND IRON.
SAWN AL V. 111114LHICE. J. valerH.LlgrlLl.le.f.
WILLI&M
POUNDity,
L 7 FIFTH AND WASHINGTON STNEhtI.
MEN liibkzic . SONS,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS,
iti n nufaaniro High and Low Pressure Steam Engines,
fur i lud. River, and Marine norm,
Bailers, Gasometers, Millie, Iron Dokte, so.; Outing%
o kind, either jron or Bragg..
iron F r or no !or Welieli Welk SkOlg, Itatt.
I lit e n = r lS'epaikinallino7 of the latest and moat
tm
provod eenstrootiOn.
Every desorption or Plantation lifigehinagr r math an
Sligar,Baw, and Gnat Ming, Vacuum ?Ana, fJp Eb nim
Trai as , Dereoagora, r tilters, Pumping .hte fi 8, A , D.
Sole Agents for . Patent thitar noqing
anaaratna; Kum; Patent Hamm Hammer ; and
woisal a Patent watt - angst 8 9 / 4 7 Dnaug
kibil!Ogr. egg f-y
ffZE=
CONFECTIONERY.
CHRISTItIAS AND NEW YEAR.—Fine
CONFECTIONERY oaa be Lade q_nal to env otbet
entni,balment tho etty—vin: B on Bor, Chono ate,
Almond. ten. 80, ep enortment of F i sney Bova.
Call JEFFE 8 &o.'B. N0.7/8 MARKET Btreet,
between seveat and r J.7 aga. d2B-lat
SUIPPING.
MARTI To.
Char1aat0n......—.144.015 $0
Savannah— SI CO
tutts— 26 00
I4oon—, St 76
Atl6nl 31 00
Conmona 56 00
Anknny $7OO
MontKomory.— 5300
Matte._ 46 90
New Orleace.--- el 60
Stet the elm, has eg g 1 .
ply on bo&rd,nt ftalrharl
atigEB ll ll6.
rrti t Eli &:4XIMIELL.
ston, steamer Carolina 69677
~sted_dtgre Bt.lllda'd AUcl
dadturaby,
SALES BY AUCTION.
M THOMAS & SONS,
• Roe.IS9 and lel RUM MRTH ST.R.U7.
(Formerly Noe. 6t and es.)
CARD. PUBLIC smArs REAL ESTATE ARV
STOCKS AT THE EXCEANGR—SeIee of reel estate
and monks every Tuesday, at the Exchange.
mar Contributors having insertion ot mum sale.
/fir Handbill* of each ,property mimed separates.
addition to 'stitch we publish, on the Sexmday pp
re•s-bne
to the salt. one thoueand gel/alms , in pamphlet fonn,
prying full deetoßtlna of all 8 properties to be soht
AVVIST 6 ATIPAT PRIVATE a te
at We have a large amount of real estate at private
inoluding every deemption of eity and coanitri
property. Printed lists may be bad at the auction Mors
PRIVATE SALE REGISTER
1 1 EFT Real mats entered on our private sale ree.ater
and advertised amasionally, In our public sale atotreore
(of which Loco cop.es are punted weekly, I free of
El PALL SALE.. STOCKS AND REAL ESTATE.
Pnd Fall Sale, Jar.. 17. e‘eiring, at the Eaehleg 4 .
Part of the tusadbilla fOT NM* of th e "O r e
ARV ready.
EXTRA sax—lama RAILROAD BONDS.
Iha Taurpray Mms,,sg,
19th inst., at II o'cleots, at the hanse, without re•
serve. for account of whom it tamegre ra
elt 009 Tyrone and Lock llama Baalroad first melt
gags Wads- le2r Sale absolute.
REAL ESTATE SALE—JANtARY
At 7 ololoolt in the erening•
Orphans' Conrt Sale—Betato of WChutn Kittpatrin.
deeeased.
THREE-STORY BRICK DIVELUINO• Fulton et,
betaPeet Twelfth and Thitteenth and Fitz •Iter
Catharine streets. •
-•••• • • -.
MX WELLlNl3B.—Sii ' three-Ytery brleic dwellings,
Holly street nod Bach street. between Fittpenth ea!
dtxteenth and Fitzwater and Catharine 1.111. t.
peremptory SaIe.—THR4E-STONY BRICK DWEL
LING, No. add North Eleventh street, above Brown
b Bale absolute. Immediate poesesston.
REA!, ESTATE BALE—JANUARY Si.
At 12 (iciest'. noon.
Peremptory Sate—F r Seeoutit of whom it to ‘Y elin
sera r 125 ACRES LA aD. TEXAS.-01ke leapt'e a ,
land. containing 4,428 acres. Nacogdoches cirner.:4
the west be• k of the Angelina river. Zv titles front Na
coadoches. Texas. Itir Sale otoointe.
Trustees' SaIe.—LARI3X ANO VALUABLE
OF GROUND. earth side of Market street. wear o
Twenty first, 66 feet front. 12a feet, deep, to Ash alley
Two fronts.
ELEGANT BROWN-STONE RESICXENCE.
side y ard. North Broad:trent, west side, above Mamma.
Lot 50 by ral feet. 'with two fronts. Boole 25 feet front.
finished with every modern improvement. 1 150. bnck
stelde and coach house on the test end of the lot, or.
Carlisle street. t9' Bee
SALE OP SUPERIOR YURNITTIIE, PI ANtl-
POSTEe. PREN.CH , PLATE MIRRORS.
AND SUPERIOR BOOKCASES. CHINA AND
OhASSWAILE. BEPS &Nit BEDOINO, BilI;3-
13E10 CARPETS. leo.
CA n D.—Our sale to-morrow mot:rung. at the Anohdr2
Etoreoritl romnriso. I,egtdee CO3 lota of exert ent se
cond hand barna - ere. piano (ones, fine French-Plata
mantel and pier mirrors. large and supervir bnokassez.
China
and glassware, beds and bed ling,llrus•elr ael
other wirer". &e., forming an &Matt ye assortment.
worthy ins attention or ladles and °them &moat of
oureham rig.
Ma' Carehgnes now ready and 110. *rattail ameged
for examtnetton.
Sate Nos. LV and South Fonrth street,
STOCK OF A JEWELRY STORE. GOLD AND *rj -
R WATDDEI, ()OLD CRAIN°, BREASIT,NO,
ELATED WARE. CLOCRiti. SROW-CADF-S.
Thu Montilla-
At 10 o'clock, et the Auction Store, the stock of
Jewelry store, declining hominy", oonlYnaletit Fo'd and
salver trachea, gold autos. bresstples a d other Rfrer
el ry, Alan , elated wave, clocks, show- cases.
,W" :May be seen on the meaning of the sale.
Rata at FURN I TU RE. IRI Routh F
1
7g FRIE24DV-PL e M . AW
ROM, FIANO- FORTE. BAUR - 10 .8 ilk RPETd.
Oa Thanalay Mamma.
At 90WooR. st the Auotioa Eton, ea serottrW
excellent second hand fulnitsve. elept
u tt ?man-
Ana mirror*, carpet etc. , from • ea dee nine
housekeestnx, removed to the store for convenience el
v‘te.
i'Ei,AlltrEL NATHAN'S. AUCTIONEER,
THIRD, below Walnut.
LARGE SALE OF FORFEITED ,PLEDOe BV
ORDER OP ABIWIAII PIATDINtr, Broker.
On Tuesday laming,
Jan. 17. 1380. at 9t; o'clock A. at.
ronsiatinx of gal
and silver patent lever, duplex. and other witehes..xted
yttrium, ear-ringa, finger-mega. breast - pips, modathon,
permit eases. advent - arc An
CLOTBI NG. Am—Coats, pants. vests, dresses,
shawls. beamreooloAng pistols, clone...to.
NOM E.—Alt persona having goods on depostt with
me over the legal lenith or time wits sell and redeem
the same. othennse tees wilt be sold at *shim anti on
the above der. ABRAM Altl. NaTRANS, Broker.
jalt-let • N. W. Cot. Math and Callowhillsts.
MOSES NATRANS, AUCTIONEER_
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, southeast
corner of BIRTH and RACE Streets.
PEREMPTORY,
TRIM M SALEING OF
STOREE S TOCK OF 'A
Removed to the Auction Store for conceniencer
Un meta , s“.er tag.
11th Inst.. at 10 o'clock, et 'loses Nathan' Auetion
Store. southeast corner of Sixth nue Race riteeeta,
second-story salesroom. entrance from Rao? street.
COolliithilg in Dart, of niery variety otmit drers
t Mini ge. blaCk Silk. mitts. 'Dobai • mit/B.110"km clove:,
long moirtir mitt. coolicit bracelets.einbroldery.alll.,
aesner .ilk. Saxony lape l silk lace edsrage, Mcbair
plgits trate pnader, ladies skirts patent tianad don,.
tug [Cotton, black ware, creep gismo Saw em.
braid er y, do.. ands do. strips. crunhria Maps, do. banns,
eherninetts. Chantilly lace do. cambr c. do, cheniac,
ladies' mourning collars, Marseilles shirt boemns.
dies' merino hoods. infanta' scarfs, 'soonest ooinforts,
hendkerebief., several dozen first ocialit•, ladies' me
chip endecahirta,ladies' cloth cloaks. Irish linens, and
, numerous other articles.
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Also. a magnificent rosewood piano•ions, cwt /1141013.
And a superior sewing machine.
The piano end setting machine will be sold at 13
o'cicAt precisely.
MONEY TO LOAMY
e 250,000 to loan, in bvse or small amounts, rot
stooks, gold and Elver plate, diamond'. watches. Jewel
ry, fowling nieces. dry goods, clothing. grocenes. 0-
Kure hardware, outlory, musical tastroments. furniture,
bedding. horses. vehicles. harness, and an all 1111106 i
value, for any length of time agreed Aeon. on mats
liberal terms than at any other eemblishmant in them
OUT-DOOR SALES
Attended to personally by the Illalerteer. at Tali low
ehatges.
CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED.
Consignments of all and every Sind of goods ;allotted
for public sale ; two-thirds the value of the goods will be
advaneed in anticipation of the sale.
moats NATHANS.
WEST CHESTER and
ROAD via MEDIA.
PHLLABELPHIA RALL
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
On and aßer MONDAY. December 12.1.1311.
the trains will teavn_ rtn.ladeptus, (min tbs Stytim
E. corner otßion T.NTH and MARKET Sizeats. at
10 A. 1. and 1.30 P. M.
ev West Cheater, trove the DEPOT, onAART
MARKET 'STREET, at 7.11 and 1130 A. M., and ti 3
. -
ON M SUNDAYS—Leave Philadelphia at A. M., tad a
P. Lew tv..ift cheater at 7.15 A. M., 4. P. M.
The trains leaving Philadelphia at BM A. M. and 4.311
P. m. mimosa as Pagination anth the Philadetphie. and
Baltimore Central Railroad. for Pon eogd ChaddatorJ,
Kenna tt Same. and Avondale. HENRY WOOD,
oats barters! Saperintendint.
NAVAL STORES.
aco bta Bptiits Turpenti
30 do CrcdoTurjmntino.
$ 4 03 do tqopping gain,
1.11 do Tar,
ns do nte
and
f g al 7
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