thii watt !ht if
should tint deeper itgalps fie ofthe merohante un
tit the funds Should' be large enough• for every possible'
and-praetiorible purpose. -We.nannot•properlr 'adore
God and ignore oherity.‘ • - " • '
n igrisPpi Ors weak. but our WeakOS', igthiseause,
of f our moo, ohlitlatiod: to ago Ste most look to the
Ryan ithtes o r toolop : We roust took to the tavola of
more preaperettitnett.,We who have means shoe feel'
:ourselres4ionlyettsal to edpport those who ate unfortri-
We - miest not threw overboard the man isho:
Startee:WSth es but wag unfortunate in his voyage,
lied been Wild by it., intini.te friend of General Jackson
that ono time-while man ortend through the wilder
nese. a man in the - cot:grimy got atok. The otter mem.'
iiisre of thianompany wished to prOooed and leave the
unfortunate. • Gen. Jackson, tij the peculiar energy of
his claraliter, nonfpelled them - to remain , and protect
their, need from the nitserientif eieknees and the raga -:
gee o the ehvages. - -- -" •
•
He knew at no one Who was more miserable than a
broken-down merchant. Incept, perhaps, a broken
down preacher. Fut a carpenter, a lawyer: asi editor._
or the representative of any smack „ria a emotion of
iAitficultY, and he will findj meats of °soaping. of aria,-
/iota We misery. The merchant must have capital an
credit;homolt have stook in trade he mat buy an
soli, and in misery he outwit Obtain the asiVantages
necessary to begin life. -
The charity of the Alstehantre Fund was a eatholio
sharity.; it looked to no man's religion Mid no melee
hirth•piace. It only naked who her the reolPient was'
'worthy of , the ^Wised, when poesiblei aided him. The
reverend - - gentleman concluded. ti. aroseitting the
claims of the Fund to the benevolent. before 'him.
, oney nand in chnrity mingled itaell with the concerns
o ,an immortal sent, sad lives with it throughout
ti
tety. .
b lie assemblage. after listening toe glees of musks
by the Germania Orehestra, slowly dispersed.
• HAVangORD 0011•SGIL—Yesterday tnotrangg the
lourth annual exhloitton was given at Haverford Col
- ege. Tee following wu the order of exercises r 1. A
Latin oration,Diainpuerum gonflusione," Thomas
-19 r, Lamb, Amities B idge.'N. C. 9. An Enallek ora
tion, " Alexnuder von Humboldt." Frame A. Wood.
New York. 3. A Brack dialogue. -Pickle and Tristram."
Charles prattle end Henry Prete° P 4.,
4n . - trotltel”ornttap " Alexander Hamilton. ' Alfred'
ellon, Philadelphia. IL A Latin version. " Civil
ar," from a speeeh of William -Wirt. 0. Henry
Jones. Tannin:ea. - Pa. q§, An i n , glish oration. Wolter
W ore the Amnia of quebee. , • Joseph K.
sh m) Murray,
reishlng. N. Y. 7. A Latin alo. ' Erni HdWard
'Errol Warwick." Win. B. Bmomsll, Chester. Pa.. nnd
9m N. N. Potts,. Philadelphia 8 An En fish oration,
Palestine and its Anisseietions. ,, •Edward Bettie,
Thilatlolshia. 9. A Greek oration. John 0, Thomas,
Minima. Aid. Id. An Englah
_orntiert. •• Passion and
,Principle " Harlan Stuart, Westminster. N. C.
7, '1 o morrow evening n public oration will be delivered
- before the Los anion Soc et y. M o'cl ck, in the not
- leo tiai room , by L. AI. Choir, of the senior clam
166138AT11 SCIIOOI. rifillITING —On Tuesday eve
ning the thirtieth ortivereary of the Sabbath school of
thi (4,1m1-street Hazlet church. wag commemorated
ldrea of the
Auntie of the Infant and Mission Seh-eig.neyrly ruled the
entire edifite. and presented a
most, interesting an
.Pearanee.. The exeronies of the er.ning were oconed
by prayer, offered by ra r. Commend Kennedy. a I , outir
of eighteen) eare of age. wid ly known as the dor
- Yraaeher of New York." The school limo Joined in
-singings h, um. alter which Vie report of the year was
read. The edhoot tine been highly prosperous, and has
organized well-a tended % mission aehool. After the
report tied been read, the children of tke Minion Scheel
Joined ein.ing the hynin- - ..tenelareetTic to alif
/uteri:Hang - aurirese-e were ele Vereg by HAW. J. rs.
,Uastle and Reg. Y. Hyatt Smith. The exercises were
closed with the benediction.
BUILDING Penults on JANUARY —The number
of building. permits ieeueo Mainz the Nut month
was 'Ml'4-011;13. of...which fifteen were for the eteotion
of three-story Whams. sixteen two-story. one school.
-honsa, una factory, one depot," one shop. one 'tore, two
stables and one dye-hones. The stormy weather of
'tbe early part of Jalluep made betide a / 18414 " 0 "boutut
taltioson permits. and hone were issued be f ore S h e
6th. Pal ot,tne three p cry dwellings to be emitted are
to be put up at Twentieth and Pin , e n.reets; the (loot
.Is for the Pennillesnla ffralrood I,,ompany. and to be
constrUoted oa irteenih meg. below Market, fifty ,
;by eighty feet. one Eery blab The factory is 'logo up
en rwrnty- fourth_ street. between Jefferson and la.-
ford streets.- the 'Ohara house or mple litres, be.
twean Twel ft h and Thliteenth. he number of per
faits used to Jormarh - ) 8 / 5 9, was thirty-seven, one less
than during the past
is
month. Thus far, the prospect of
the coining bui Mtn It season good. .
87.311-AanUat. 00iilfarlealizer OA Ma liratt
&neut.—The semi-annual commencement of the Cen
. tral High School will take piece on the 16th instant. at
.the Ace.demy of Music. The introductory oration will
delivered by Frank W. Groeiw, Esq. The valedictory
has been awarded to Mr. C. Derry Brock. A number of
talented teeny- genWenisn are among the gradustae, and
the Academy will of course, bs crowded.
The usual semi-sanest meenng of the Alumni Asso
ciation of the High School mil be held on the everting
of February Mu. An °lepton for officers will be held,
and a lie.Alumnl speaker for ISM will he chosen Among
, the eon Lenten for the latter Weir we liable with plea
sure the moo of Charles E. truckwalter, a ming men
of ability and prom is ing talon... We 'learn that his,
chances of e lection as lushly favorable.
' ELnertnik Of Ogrtesne.---At a large and entrltbd
meeting of the.. Senior Girard Brotherhood ," held last
evening the following gentlemen were unanimously
.leered as officers ; P resident, Wm. Allen. LL.D.;
me President Witham Deno ; Treasurer, Professor
ernuel etephens; Trostees Meseta William T. Sulli
van, George Orantm,and, Joseph Bowie) Recording
w
eeeretary. , Samuel ' hits. Daniel Kane O'Donnell.
W. T. Sulliranotarld Stockton, Walter D. Smith. U.
ehan. Baron, R. E. Overdeer, and others,
mace interesting addresses. after which the members
partook of a collation, prepared in the excellent style.
whisk hes become famous at these hem reunions of
the Brotherhood. _
Tag thonwar DEPAUTMENT.—The aloe of the
Commissioner of Highways Is crowded by anxious bid
ders for the job of carting off - the refuse ashes. dust.
and mud front the sticets., Great anxiety is manilesteu
on the pert of contractors to secure the lobs. come of
the bide were MI Mir as 841 010 , for the cleansing of the
entire city , and but few p t them molted the amount
Asked for by the Committee on Iliehways.(BB6 0001. The
bids will le reported to Connell' to day, when the con
tracts will be awarded to um lowest bidders. if Councils
shall deem the epouritr offered for the performance of
the work sullleient.
Tun PaNASCAWASIA Lntrinu i rrrinclor held fie
semi-Nimes' elootion on Tuesday !Riming last. It re.
'salted in the following gentlemen being elected to serve
for the amino six months: President. Chu. E. Buck
waiter; vice president, De Angell Dellegre ; recording
so retary James W. Powell; corresponding secretary,
iohn K.liromer; treasurer, Thos, T. Eng land ; editor.
°ward v .liurr ; comn.ittee of investigation James
. Ferguson, chairman, kvencer M. Janney, nf,m.lL
Hiner.
nos Rtrat.. CAIIHS.—A yotioß wan, about 21 years
of age. named Richardson H. Vantauell. hid his left
hand tadly Injured by haring it caught between the
bumpers of one of the ireishe cars of the Reading rail
s..ad. at oventoenth and Willow streets.
Matthew O'Connor. agod ity ears had his left leg
factored by hating it eruahnd in the machinery of the
CernOtive manufactory of Matthew Baldwin 4 Co., on
road street.
A man. named Dennis O'Brien, was badly injured by
being gricelted down by a coal mitt which he w I day , '
log nt E'eventh end Carley streets. Allot these suf.
Melt were conveyed to the Pennsylvania Hospital. '
Finn LAST BiIBSING —The alarm of fire, at
six o'clock last liveable, wax mused by the butninit of
n one.story frame buildine in the roe' of t lord street
below Mont.nnowt. in the Nineteenth word. owned
cad occupied by William - Fey. weaver. The Outwits.'
eons situ, of bairns, &c., were totally destroyed. The
unmet extended to ...nether one-story frame building,
owned by Theodore Bsrriewitx. and occupied by Jacob
Foy, for the same purpose,' It watalso dertoyed, 'with
lie contents. The fire orixinated by one of the lambs
akin: fire rem , a spark from the stove. Benry Fey
had his armeend bands very badly burned. Total loss
ty I oa.i. which Teprineleally covered by Insurance in the
Idenufecturere'dasursees Company.
.lEuICAx.CtT ULTY6u Ir FOR CitnRALTAR..—Cap . t.
Jl&ce tbq gentlemitn eorntnanding , the charity ship
hued to (Most ar with fm d and raiment for the afilint.
id a grocco.refusees, Is now at Jones's Hotel Chestnut
street He is the fully authorized agent to reee.ye sub
scriptions from, our pityHe comes direct to the
order of our Ed of delta, from the Grand Com ,
tininde^ At New 'York.. We stay wilt he one of short
dur,tion. he is forced. to return i 4 the mldnisht
train tu-nistst, and is to sail from - Mar lark this
week. .
A FIRS IF New, Jeassr.—On T r deeday after
noon the dwallicte-house of John Luau. of Orbbeliiire',"
neer the horse stet ion on the Ceniden and At
lustre Railroad. about twelve unites from Canton. took
tiro from some hot ashes which tied been Maned in a
bstrol,'and was entirely destroyed, Coother with its
sentence. , • • .
FORCIGN AND COASTING TRADll.—Daring the .
tnonth of January there arrived at this port, from
forebn and domestioports. four hundred and twenty
bna vessel!. of the (amain= denominations
arks 21 brie. 10, schooners 110, sloops ISO. steamers 47,
twos H.
MEETING OP THE AGRICULTURAL EMPTY.—
Te4loloa7 morniny, a stated meetine of the aer cul
tural comet, was held at their rooms on Chestnut
at-set. No business of ifhperiance was trimeacted, save
the election of new members and an aduitional viois
Tresident,
TUANICS PROM' THE NIXTOII OP LAWII.IINOII.--,
The Mayor of Lawrence has written letters of an
hncsrieri mast to various parties in this say, returning
thanks for the timely' aid extended by them to the nut
eastern 'by the late disaster at Pemberton
F ills.
ACOlORNT.—Yeateiday tnorniog, at an early
hear, a Garman named Schmidt fell on the pavement
1,, Tomb lame, shove Chestnut, and 'motored ono 01
Ins le a. lie was convoyed to his residence In Chest
nut street.
Alen BALL.—Next Monday evening the Pe
-0011(1 annual regalia and oltizens'.dresa bane !fief.
Pe dent Council. p o le. 0. of U. A. M. will ne hold In
sue upper and lower eitleteli of the Mechanics' RAU,
Fourth And beorgo ktret tr.
A ?Mir AngitS6lll6UT.—On and after today,
the fire slam gongs of each of the ateam•fire enOns
companies wilt be streak twelve times in succession,
twice a Wit', at OM O . * ItIOL to the ureenlne r sod twelve
o'clock no.ro.
MULLET OF AN ALLEGED MIIRDICRER.—j/1100 0
Milleweho to charged with participation In the tour
der of He ,, ry Gawkily, on the Ind of January, wasar•
rested In Baltannre yererday, nen brought to as
uty
last evening: of is atwompliee, Eddie, is yet ;alarm
To Tax-Paxens.—Tho 'duplicates of the taxes
for ISM here been plaited in the henas of the Receiver
of lazes. end the oolleetion will he commenced at one.
Those who pay at ono. will receive a discount of eleven
per cent.
SLIGHT Pins.-on Tuesday afternoon there was
Girard
alarm of ilre caused by th e partial burning of th e
Girard Flour Mill, in Ninth street below Girard avenue.
/t °donated from the boilers, but went soon extinguish
ed, with but little damage to the building.
POLITICAL -A huge number of citizens have
*ailed a meeting to tie held on, Satardsy evening at Na.
tIOLOtt dad. A unn,lies of eminent apeakera heve been
invited, anent whom are Hon. Millard Fillmore, Hon.
John J. Crittenden, and Hon. John M. Botts.
GENERAL DODOS or Jows.—At a late Demo
oratio meeting in Darlington, Dos Moines county,
lowa, to appoint delegates to the Democratic
State Convention, a resolution of instruction was
offered for Stephen A. Douglas for President. An
individual objected to it on the ground that a °Si
nn of that county, Oen. A. O. Dodge, would be a
candidate for President, at Charleston, and that
he on ht to bane 4 the county. Thereupon, Mr.
,Dod , being present, arose an d stated th at he
we . rat, last, and all the time for Stephen A
p 1311, and that he, moreover, favored the rem.
5, buttons he believed it was eminently pro
at the people, in their primary or mus txteet
• 'fitsonlci specially enunciate their eholoo, so as
. Ire the delegates in no manner of doubt as to
_constituents' wishes. The generous reeponew
'''? aid loader met a hearty approval from the
union. The resolution was then unanimously
Id / and nineteen delegates, appointed, and
s , ‘ ,3 nvention adjourned amidst a general erpree.
A r f
good feeling and harmony-
i
'ls, sr.tronsis Panic—We ace by a late St Att
thonla (Minnesota) Empress, that Miles Hills,
Esq.4f Minneapolis, has recently sold to Mr. W,
E. lir in, of California, the undivided belt of a
ranch i Monterey county, Cal., oonsieting of
~twenty r thousand tour hundred and forty-two
acres, for 9 sum of $17,000. Mr: Watkin had
proviousl,y robasod the other half, 'so that hie
farm now slats of foriy.eight thatuand eight
hundred an bty-four acres,un', which he is ee
gaged raising are . t t l / 4.
A CASE OW ' •
APPOINTED LOVE—RUNAWAY
CitaLCauotar.—A uog man, named James Kent,
arrived In town, ye rday morning, from Canada,
in scarab of Ids east 1, young girl of about seven
teen, who had aboaniat4 from home, and was sup
posed to be in this elty,ltioh is, we believe, the
haven of all reinantioally posed young Canada
wads. She was :traced , . the niel of Officer
Cin * ,:""` P IP) Il lwdrev .., z t ell, to otogod
on omi ot .......'7 ( -- -Y; a , kat! aw,,..50GY 01 14 in
bin March until he foetid an omilVitt litrigay
which had taken her to a boardinb.ti Z
d. ..,e
...
elm was found, sadly ruminating on t obscene of
- trelug ""liarntui Mit of doors • for want•of money,
• having already been in the' city serlmal days
without finding employment. She seemed to be
perfectly 'tangled with "her experience, and em
braced hoe blether 'with great fervor, declaring
herself Trilling to'f,o home, and glad of the chance.
lithe mad every' fine-lookg girl, with considerable
enorey and determination, and the faculty of
Making beraelf at home under any circumelanoes
ehd in any plebe: .' `.' •-' '
The 0an,19 or, her oseapade was a love affair that
she bad tit:hento, Whieti is dinneWliere on 'the line
of the Groat Weaterh Railway. She bad set her
behaves( &young Man - echo', she seemed to think,
-was 91rbut right', *id , being -thwarted in her de
- :tarsi* her Obdurate, parents, -had concluded to
run - away pad See what die could dolor herselfa
.Conciallen teWhlll AS tfai urgtid by the existence
-iaf that bane et young and loving maidens; at rich,
suiteXlSho' suited:oe old folks bettif thatilie did
- , gor.,.,,gatd
„she, had - made - tuntiereie,so l4,o 4o l
liffshai
rdoyment s t imidag,,whieh wiuS me ouly'aa
-' rinwint. 4 4 99 4 l4- F 141 9 il'flatiblei sad be 4 Mali
,'2 ' , 0 2 0 . 4` , .' • 15! , 1.: F,'.:l - . ,f.`;!, , , , ~ v., •-, Li,
irtth numerous refisala and no Particular emu
ragement.
One man offered her work by whir& she ionic'
have earned about six emits a day by 14 hours' la
bor, which 'she thought was rather hard, in view of
the foot that board was $1 a week at her very un
pretending lodgings. Another one allowed her a
pile of incipient oorn sacks, which he said she
.might try her hand at, but she said she hadn't got
to begs yet, and turned-up her pert little nose in
'disgust. Her city experiences were not very en
°enraging, and she was heartily glad to go home.
She declared, however, that she would tear the
eyes out of the odious individual whose money
bags had won the favor of her parents, if he dared
to renew his attentions.—Detroit Free Press, Jan.
29th. •
'HORRIDLO CAINE—APT BM vo POIROP A WIIOLIS
FAMILY—ARREST OP A FR-AU ON BOWKNOT.—
Our citizens were startled this morning by the ari
-1 nouneement that an attempt had been made to
poison the family of James 0. Pettinglll, Esq.,
of
Ogden, a gentleman well known as an ex-member
of Assembly and prominent as a citizen. He re
aides at the village of Adam's Basin, twelve miles
out of the elty.
The Democrat this morning contains a letter in
relation to the affair from which we extent and add
snob information as we have slue gathered. The
poison usql was strychnine, and it appears to have
been pit into the food of whioh Mr. Pettingill, his
daughter,Mrs: -Marshall, and Mre. Lewis, her -
nurse, al l partook. They were all suddenly taken
ill yesterday, and as the symptoms of poison ware
too evident to be mistaken, a were physioians
were sailed. Those in attendant's Drs. Bad
lan; Slayton, Olden, and Craig, the latter a owner
of the deputy. It was thought last evening that
Mrs. Lewis would not survive, while more hopes
were entertained for Mr. Pettingill and his daugh
ter. This morning we are happy to hear that
all are likely to recover In due time.
Suspicion fell at once u_pon a girl employed in
the family as a domestic, Her narze is Ellen Grant.
Juetioe Dresser issued a warrant, and Constable
Burditt took her Into custody last night. An exa
mination will take place to-day. we presume,
when more facts will be developed. A letter was
received this morning by District Attorney Stull,
requesting him to attend the examination. Ow
log, however, to his being engaged in the unions,
ho could not comply wtth the request. As the
letter was written by Mr. Patine!, we infer
that Isle oundithgt has much Improved sines last
evening •
The motive whit* could induce the commission
of this diabolical act to not apparent. The affair
very naturally creates great sensation In the vil
lage and vicinity. and cause no little talk in the
oily where Mr. Pettinglll is so well known. As
there was an inquiry being made in the city to-day
Idl
about the girl eis suspected of the crime, we
suppose that she has not been long employed at
Mr. Petfingill's and went out from hero. It has
been intimated ' that the name she bears is on the
police records, but it tumid not be found on the
multitudirems_pages this morning.— Rochester Ad
vertiser and Uniort, Jan. N.
GENERAL QUITMAN FOR DOUGLAS —The Mobile
Reguter, in Eghting the battle for Douglas, has
dug up a letter from the late 00DOTA1 Quitman,
- written in March, 1860, commending Douglaa as a
sealotut pro•slavery man and filibuster, in these
words : -
Woro ho elected, he would be President. He
would not come into office with a bodyguard of old
fogies and politledans, ready to seize upon all the
offices. Ile Is true to the South. He is, too, the
man of progress—with us on the Cuban and Central
American principles."
A ST*VROM TEE RIDICULOUS TO TIM SUBLIME.
—During the late term of the District 'beet, in
Parker, Texas, a man was arraigned for horse
stealing, wee tried, and every one thought that the
verdict would be against him. It is said that the
judge bad already prepared to pass sentence upon
him. The jury returned, and instead of pr o•
nounoing him guilty, brought in a verdict of Re
gains!. A paper was handed to his Honor, com•
mending any lawful officer to perform the rites of
matrimony between the late aoeused and a young
and handsome woman, standing by his tide.
Imagine the blank astonishment of Ins Honor, who,
without the loss of any of his habitual sang froid,
stood np and united the late unhappy couple. The
sudden transition from the depths of misery to the
height of happiness was enough to shook the morsel
of any other man and woman; but they stood the
ordeal very patiently, and thanked his Honor for
the favor conferred. The faithful girl had promised
to marry him if he should be acquitted. nettle horse
for which he was arraigned was taken to carry oft
the fair Helen. "Oh ! say that woman's love is
bought," &a, &o.—Dallas (Texas) Herald.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The Money Market.
ProttIIZMITA. Feb. 1, WO.
Elmira Railroad 'wild mortgage bonds advanced Si
at the stook board this morning t North Pennsylvania 6a
gainna g, and oily tin of the new issue)(, being in demsnd
at 103. Railroad hares were timer. Pennsylvania
Central sold at WM Reading at 19%, and Beaver Mea
dor at mg. City %massager milirma were in better re
quest, excreting Bynum and Ptnc•etree'e, which h
had a fan, gelling at MC tacond and Third•streets
brought ➢9M, and West Philadelphia 66%.
We noticed some days since that there were rumors
afloat respecting the Union Bank of Tennessee, which
had had a damaging effect upon the stook. Forty shares
were sold to-day at MX.
The Hazleton Coal Company announce a dividend of
one dollar and a half per share on their capital stook.
A few days since alone editorial appeared in the New
York ;emu/ of Commerce. complaining of the coin
age of small pieces of money at the Mint in this city,
aittesimmilyx that the character of the pieces coined
Was dependent solelr upon the tri.i of the director.
Colonel Snowden write. the following plain and colic
factory letter so the complaining journal, which we,
cony in full for the benefit of many other, whose com
p Dints about the surplus coinage of the sickle cents
- are weekly embdilied In note., to newspaper editors'
• -- pats. Jan.
2's end ditor Ode Jaime/ oer/smote, New Y ork:
I ou nerewith a cOpy of tee tut annual report
on the operations of the Mint. At pages six and seven
ou will sae that i reeks some remarks in teferstme to
the propriety of rev:doing the thick sold dollars win h
were issued from the years IMP to BM. inolustye. Tha
remedy , i suggest will. if adopted by Corium, remove
the in- onvenience to which you refer in your article of
the Parb instant. and .0 which my attention has been
called to-day. The assistant treasurer in your city. Mr.
Cram. woul d at mom be relieved from the large amount
f gold dollars now in his vaults. As saeneral remark.
I may state that the denomination of coins struck at
the Mint and its breeches is dependent Open the re
quest or demand or depositors. In ot`ier words, we pay
out whatever coins the depositor wishes.
The large amount of gold doilars demanded by dope
triton, fromll4P to leaf was in part one to the scarcity of
silver twine ; silver hams. tram causes which I need
not now state, bill chiefly bonnie i old was so largely
produced, appreciated in value and thus the sliver coins
of the United Mum became more vales le se hellion
than eoin. 'I he passage of the act or February 21.
tag be reducing tee weight of the silver oohis, Tema •
died that innonven tines ;so that now there is a full elm
ply of silver coins; but the circulation of the gold del
-1 r has become less uscul and necessary, espeemlly in
such parte of our country as permit the paper dollar to
Circulate freely.
the new cent coinage law. to which You refer, in ad
dition to the authority to strike a smaller and more
convenient cent ihen the rimer coin of Cornier manes,
was intended to relieve the country from the Ireationat
parts of the Spitni•ty and Mexican dollar; end es a
means of ecoomplishing this object, the law authorised
the Mint to receive them at their' nominal value in ex
change for the new cent. This part of the law was
limit, d to two years from the passage of the act, and
therefor* expired on the Mgt of Yeh.,13119. At that time,
le the prineipaLe Hang° C.ltfei, the pouters, eighths.
and sisteenthelsf the deanuth and Mexican dollars boil
in a great measure disappea ed. but a fonts amount to •
outii.ed in the country,med found a ready circulation in
various ruts of the UlllOl3.
Under these aircumetancea, and In response to the re.
quest in writing of r. considerable number of bunkers
and busmen men In New York and Pliondelphim the
provision in reforenoe to the reeeption of these coins
wee renewed for another period of twoyears by the act
of March 3d, lea. fly the law, therefore, unless it is
repealed, we are, until the Stet of Fein - nary. 1681, bound
to receive the Spanish and Mexican coins to question
at their Lemma value by tale and pay out the new cent
thereon
If the owner of such o ins desire at. payment
may be made by the Mint in elver coins ; but in each
cases they are received by wefgrit avd not by tale,
The anima of the coins purchased at the Mint and
its branches. inolut leg the assay oflice, and paid for per
ounce In sliver coin, Is Upwards ul rdt.o9o MO; about
0 tale n exchange for the
new
have been received bythe new mint. It thus appears that t eiciunity hove
been relieved from this depreciated mutilated lo
reign entree ,Y to the amount of one in and a half
o.
do by the operation of the law referred to. The
option by law rests with the owner of the coins whether
to sex returns in silver coins or In cents The demand
for the cent continues to be very oonsideranle ; as an
evidence of which, I may state that there to due to
depositors, at the present time, the sum of 814,346 In
orAt s..
hilst It la very certain, as stated by you. that there
is in feew l ork and Philadelphia a pit Mora of these
come, it not by. any means clear that the country is
fully euvpliou. Where oust ofnecessity be an ore sup •
ply at Philadelphia and New York before they will find
their way into more distant parts of the Union '1 hers
were St aeon cif the- copper cent issued t and. not
withstanding this largo amount. there 111 an average
annual demand of 11140400, to supply loss, and waste.
and in erased of population. When the country is re
hared from the Spanish and Mexican coins, which is
now very near'y the ease we s all confine the ex
nuances to the old copper cent. and gradually withdraw
them from circulation and thus this new Sent will find
its way into all parts of oar extended country.
tem, very respectfully, your obedient 'meant.
J.Ullt• Ross batimmx,
. Director of the Mint.
The following Is a ointment of the Wimps of the
United States Mint, In this city, for the month of Janu
ary, 111i0
itOLD col:l*er
No, e ?Sates. rolue.
Doable Desist. . --......... 4 .2.11 090 160
Eagles .........,...—....—. laid 31,221
Half Elutes
.....
Three Dollars... ill 010
1,004 Za Cris
16.104
1117/111 010/lAol,
lanattor
li n arDimes
TotaL ....... ..... MOO
Canto
IMPITULATIO%
No. o f rgoigs, ra/af.
Odd Coinage-- —• ••.• • • • 41.6'n $1 02460
Silver Coinage IMAM en 660
Conte—. $ 400.0g0 114a0
1,4190#21
We (tree batow a statement of the business of the
Pluladelphut Castom /Rouse for the Month of January I
13441. 1350. 1800.
,WarehoUpo Jan. lot 112,681,023 662,427 6610423
st arehou'd oreisnlto, 146,20 t. 0002 172.144
Other linnets. 65 688 11.614 21,232
Withdr'n for oonsomption 45.3.248 WAR 30.90
transportation., 12,384 24 481 10,162
exportatioo.... 2,,970 43b0 766
la Warehouse Jan. 31..... 11,085.368 478,671 689 443
Aiterod for consumption. 23u,223 301.126 4361.473
'tee mdse. entered
Ancli 132,24) 177,268 ' 267,113
11167: 1808. " 1860. WO.
January...... 8370,123 140,4 99 21t,477 297,189
During the month of January the deposits at the Plow
York Assay Moe were e3A10.000 In gold , and 647,000 in
ppoolp—total deposits, 89,667,000. The gold bars stamped
amounted to $833,930 I sent to Fhlladelphia for coinage,
8837,396.
The following is a statement of the receipt/ and dis
bursements of the Auietant Treasurer of the United
States for New York, for Januery,llloo:
Jan. 1.1600. by balance 83,000,013 08
Receipts during he months
Ou Itecolg t of Customs $3,091,211 09
II ronitgei 90
pe part m't 111063 et
Trans erg 2,3,0,t00 ou
hllloelleBe99t. 197,0:111 03
8,755420 68
Total- • • •
Payments during thp menth I
Traaeury drafts,.— ..... ........ 83,738,253 60
Poet Office drafts - US
~ ess 03
3,871,492 0'
Bettina' J an. 31, IMO.— —1 44,619.601 no
PRILADBURRIA STOOK BRODASIO2I SALEM.
Fottrassy 1. MC
11111011111 D we 13. B, 111:8:118•81181, 8146 Walnut Street.
FIRST BOARD;
VCO Penns 65..........‘92.4 26 Ileo & T'd•st R. IA S 9
I n abt 17 YDS 3 Yew% It
3313 7 du 3.
31
OO Ca ~ new
.. 1% 3 N. Pot 1 1/1v Oar i st 14
2 3
803 do
I A
Elnit ) .iloiLt7:A l g 1 um g.. l3 . k ' . 71°.n.p.is 21i
IND 1 W I'llll6 n......... di
MI d 0... 16K 6 do mai
11 01) N Penna . R 05.... ID II do.". " . ....' . . Ea%
;attending lusso on r 13 rat & 810 . 811 . /3 . 1c... CAM
11 6s• 63. •86 Al Yee & l'ine•st tt.. 95(
DETWERN BOARDS.
10 Cord ek,... ~ , . 0. *SNIP) Otrard Bk.. ~... ~.... stig
SECOND
WO City
MO do to
206 do
NO do.„ ....99
1900 do It, 4 09 9
lOMdo 99
IMO Cam & Amb ris 'B3. 82
8 Morris Canal ',ld, .109
CLOSING PRI
4d. Askid.
Phil& la .—...99
—99 ..
. •
N --
ew-...103
enne. Se DM
eating R. -1% log
bd. '7O ... -TS 78
" Mort '44.94 90
" do Ise.tym P 8
PenVs2fiEFEW::-.. deX
...
6Yo~JulCood[ 6: se m
...all vox t 01.6 76 .7
Philadelphia Markets.
rEttitUalti I—Evening.
There was a very slim attendance on 'doings to - dgy.
on account of the storm. The demand for Flour
limited to the wants of the trade at prices ranging
from e 6.60 to s6tt7 26 ifY Lbl for aupersne, extras, cud
Piney brandy, mmordins to quality, Nothing doing in
Rye Flour or Corn Meal; the former is held at 84.26
and the latter at 8975 4,9 , bbl. Wheat in dull to , day;
in the absence of gales we quote red at el soollt arni
white at 81.4001.50—the latter for prime. Pennsylvania
Rya is wonted at 22a gfr bu. Corn is but little Inquired
for; small sales of yellow are reported at 740750.
the oars and in store. Oats are steady at tt1541460 for
Pennsylvania Harley and Barley Malt are unchanged.
Bark is rather lower; 16 Hula brat No. 1 quercitron sold
at 8294? ton, and imam :ram dat en. Cotton is dull
and unsettled, with a small business doing at about orri
mum rates. Groceries are firmly held bat the transao-
Rona for most kinds are limited. Provisions—The mar
ket has an upwind tendency sales of Mess Pork in lota
8184? e t bid ; pirkled Rams at loft oileStio ; Sid's in salt
at go ; bhoulders 7ge7.1d0 ; and Harlon Bides at Ittito. oash
and short time. bee e—There is very little antes in
Cloverseed ; prices MO itkr 05 . 25 4p on, m a in quality.
the inner for choice lots. his •ey moves o slowly at
22,221(0 fot drudge; 230 for hl'ds; and 233ie521.1ic for Pa.
and Ohio bbls.
New York Stock
BECIOND
1000 N Carolina Os.. • • 94141
o 04.1 Tenn 6s '9O &N.
0000 Vir,inot 61 92N
4000 111i13ouri et 83..14 81
60440 do. n6O tOX
6000 do a 81
bJOO do .........150 81
6000 00 .........15(0 8i)
1000 Brooklyn Wtr
800 111 Coot4al 1L.... 89
6 fun Exalt( 8k..... 98
CITY ITEMS.
TRH DRAMS OP ?HS West END.
Abou Wmß•end (rhiskorsd be hL taco I)
Dreaming of Reading bona, had reached hli pisoo
Of business, when within hie oounting room,
Making It rich with Bourbon's cholas perfume.
Be saw an a, sr t, writing In a book
With brasen ewe. West-end's utterance 'hoot
As to the F. F. V. he faintly eald,
What writeet thou ?" The visitoreeratohed bls heed,
And shifted the tobaooo in his month,
And sold." I write the names of those who make splen
did clothes, end lo I Rook hill & Wilson. Nos. GO3 and 606
Chi stein street. above Sixth, lead all the rest."
PRIME COSTOIIa, Ile a genitor) , regulation, is
attracting tome attention in the Old World, where the
health t f woman is generally much better than in the
baited State.. In a report lead and adopted at a meet
ing or the Ladies' National Sanitary Association, held
in London. in July last, the following language occurs:
"Believing that a great part of the weakness and die
ease which the Association aims to prevent le causea
by improperly made clothing, the committee are pre.
Dating a complete set of patterns for every part of the
dress of women and children, with special reference to
health and comfort, with an explanatory treat, which
van be cheaply sent to any psi tof the country." Were
similar attention mud to gentlemen's dress in this
country, we should expeet to read resolutions adtitiGr.
all men to wear the gay and elegant costumes
Granville Stokes, the National Tailor, of 007 Chestnut
street.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS.
UP TO TWELVE O'CLOCK LAST EIGHT
RIR ARD HOUSE—Chestnut et.. below Ninth.
W w Wrisht, Phila David Lane, Phila.
I' F Barnum, N Y H A Jeffries Boston
Jr,o L Andrews, Boston 0 F Adam,. Bolton
M Smith" Ps R. Scala, N Y
John Huinnon, Louisville Wm H Calvert. Cin, 0
W c Macfarland, Cin, 0 0 0 Taehan Louls_ville
.1 W Hughes, 0111,0 .111 Eilmouon, Memphis
I Palau r. Pa P H Smith, Newark, ti J
Jas Watt. Phila. W 8 Wise, Augusta Oa
Wm at Oars, Va Joe fi • oilmen. N
W B McMaster ' Jlt Sherwood. Bate
John W Shaw. Boston John B Hoffrnan.N Y
i; t,i Lunber. Newark, 0 Wm Healer, N Y
John Conklin A wf, II Y Miss Conklin. Port Jervis
H. H Fawn Ala, N 1 Mrs Fuller, Bu.svillo
Oen Fuller. Nun wile Chancy 'l'homas, rs
A E Leman, Lancaster Mr Weir & la, Ps
J Wine, et Louis Coo Rogers, St Louis
8 B Buckner, Louisville W B Boukareliow. N 1 :
E Chno, N YR Utildings, ..hio
J Stevenson. Va V R Hunter. Rending
g 'Limb rinViv.iii
11 Coated. Pottifvjlie
~.. •I yson. Pottsville 'oaten . Pottsvate
R N Da3ard,_N Y HO Hulsted. N J
RS Tildon N Y Wm 11 Clark & la, NY
Wm rn Or , nnell t N Y B Fisher, N Y
A.
W 0 Whitiker 11%, 0 ire@ Dpsh,,r, N J
Jae Hastehurit, N Y H hitevenson. West Mo
W Carpenter, Lanoseter 1, A Osborn, N Y
II (1 F.litott, IN Y .A 1, w tone, Albany
Oeo D Fowler, Washington W D Maxwell & wr, N 17
A A Cohen, Ban erenolsoo W F Knowles,_N Y
&
S W Hats la, N Y CI W blown, Pottsville
E Hindle, Pottsville .1 Harm Pa
U MoCullooh, Louisville .
COMMERCIAL HOTHL—Bixtb it, above Chestnut.
W 8 Thompson, Oxford,Ps p w Hutchinson, Oxford
L Chester oo I MRosenberger, ill
j Jaokson. Pa Jae Brown. MA
John Yocom Decks oo Jesse A Harvey, I's
J L 'flonnpoon, N Y Z Hook, Allentown, Pa
BALD EAGLE ROTBIr—TbIrd et., above Osßowhill
H Keeler, Books oo J 0 Berl/a, Moat 00, pa
A W Borah, Cherry/sae, Pe
FOUNTAIN HOTEL—aeoond street.'sbove Market.
Col 8 N Davis, Shiloh, N J Pr N R Fall, N J
Alfred Weston, NJ tut W Ijssel'. Del
A 0 Pepper, Del Pepper, Del
I 0 Ashley, Newark U Jameson, Ohio_
J A Stevenson, Del ~ B Borroughs, Did
1 Evans, Dover. Del F, Jones, Wilrn, 1)61
813 Allen, Aurora, NY 61a1 it T Miller, Maw
MOUNT VERNON HOTBL—Bsioond stoset,abovo Arch
F Lazarus, Toronto, CW Harris, Fontliill, OW
W Boon & wf, Bufalo, N Y W Bosto', fit Louis
John tl Lee, N J J M Paxson, Pittsburg
W Franklin, Easton
Tat; UNION HOTIII,--Aroh street. above Third.
Hanoh.,.Yerry no, ?a Vet Robt Rate'BET/manna
E ()nest. Bellefonte, Pe, Abt Hench,Ferry co. Fe
Mrs RA Bole, nominee .1 E Oraetr. Pine D rove
C A Relneking • Indians 0 al Ford, Cu' 0
Chas Heitehu. Lancaster B E ;winery. enambereb'e
8 T Leonard. TILIIISPIIO /Stephen ions'. Tamaqua,
NATIONAL ROTYAL—Race street. above Third.
Dr A Lorena. Ps ri Id Chambers, Plias
Itobt Darlington. Ps Lewis F Schmidt. Ps
T T Jenkins. hltrieretille .7 Rohrer. Ronrerstown
J P Talon, Rochester, N Y H.l Handler. Pottsville
J Hunsloker Pa, J Jameson. liarrtsbare
,L W Paine, Vs Celt 0 C Dolmen. Pa
G L. Rube , Allentown D Peels,. Allentown_
Ti Rube, Allentown Wartmen & is. L Valley
P bouncier. ticohneotady• t i t Li keno. Pottsville
W Male, Pottersile Workt, Pottsville
s howls, Allentown KJ Jotter, Boranton
I II Keim, Lebanon, ro, .
MERCHANTS' HOTEL—Fourth street, be Arch.
Geo A So ith. Pa M Taggart, Pa
Robt 1., Elliott, Pittsburg M F Lamm star, ET
H .n H D Foster. Pa A hi Hill, Pa
James k. Huey_. Pa C F Williams, IT g
Beal F May, Md James 51 Butch fields, Pa
Jan il Graham. pa Charles L Green, Pa
Win Young, Jr. Pa .1 Sue anon, Pt Louis
li Van Pickle. Goshen Ron 0 P titeelA, Pa
Henry Meredith, La John Malkin, r( Y
P it SOT, Indiana Slimet, Pa
A Jackson, pa Ysa M. Tuompsoa, Ptilliads
Jas it King, N J
BARLEY SHEAF HOTEL—Second at.. below Vine.
Col Johnson, _Elia Wm Crook, New Hope
Chu/Crum( ' New Hope p Suatlxtrough. bid '
Edo!. Pa • John tiutob. tiertaville
John Pennon. N J Al K Walch,Mouroe
P $ Kugler, Prenehtown 11 Hunt, Lamb •Ilvi Ile, HI J
EAGLE HOTEL—Third street. above Race.
John Larawel. Boston T 8 Brown, Northampton
I N Yeomen. Easton J Dowe, flute
Morgan H Jonee. Philo $ Hess, Lewisburg, rig
Mrs L.lark. Add Miss Adkins Del
Oeo Livingston, Look Hen C Vandike. N I
Edgar Yrtoe, N J John Stokes, Monter oo
s edtTll.lUfalg-witstrittitiirrTagg',
A Hall. Allentown Jan ”igley. A l lentown
8 MelEtnney, la York Jno one thon, Tamaqua
C E Roberta. Moots Co
It C r'rink, NI
Hon e Arne 'd Conn J It Compton A Is. N J
M naively, Bo l t M N Haab, Portland
Janes 'Ferry, H I Wm Yeener, Pa
1., Bturdevent, Danbury C Furroor
F'l rent. Ma H .., jiv y
.T )b ch e
so r r t mri bi ot v , i . . 1
al
y tt i I
i e
0 W 8411celd John Harpers& Is, N Y
MIN Harper. y
W 0 McCord,
,r alt
F A Coadwin, 0
P B Manly, Man Co r don, D 0
(1 W King, Mau
JOKES' HOTEL—Met
Wm J Johnson, N
P androit k lam, N Y
G Friend, 111
II Harris. Ya
Geo Mull in, Pe.
John Hots, N y
G B l'horntenn & wife,
Thom A Hardy. Norfo, Ya
.1 Brown, Jr, Prov, K 1
D It lik
IST. LOMB ROTBle—Chestnut mt., ab. Third.
Thom O'Neill, Phil,. A Hustle'. Phil&
CIF A MoKuiley . Clifton ‘i . ..h a larehall. N J
D
J Murphy, Dalt eerier. Deacon Palle
0 Lichtenberg. N Y rreteon, &hurl en
Wm T Carter, Tamaqua m 8 Kirkham Conn
Z 1: harmed, N `I
8 0 Chadsey, N Y John 8 Dyer. N Y
T woke, N J
li '4 Dansteer,N Y Jae
w.m MoClark, N J
Jules Sesame, NY Wm P hem, Newark, NJ
Wm Kind, N Y
BLACK BEAR...IICTRL
Jacob Bohan, NNy
H rneeter. Landsdale
Stimuel Morri..
Watson Cowley, BiborrY
0 Plowmayer. Lohieh co
John Kline, Ye
MERCHANTS' 1101110 E—Third et. above Callowerli.
Win B Kemmerer, Pa Mns Laubech. Causation&
W Brown & la. Books eo Jno Marshall Barks co
N German, Jr., & la, Pa B Bauer, Danville
STATES UNION HOTEdr—Markot et.. above Sixth.
p Penrie,Readtog Tstoga, Reading
Ft Small, Ha
n. erstovrn, Pa t Drown, Phi
P Cron, Ply oe Kent.lltd
A Worell, d ti Hoover. Ps
Dr Limit, cheater 00, Pa JWilliams. Philo
R P Atherton, Oermantogn BAr draws. Delaware no
Jll Pane. Glouereer, 14 J W
Matting. Pinta
D P Anderson, Phila J Humphries. Pa
8 0 brone, Harrisburg A Wolf kill, Lewistown.Pa
1) Neff, Rendmz./..a Jno T Oreen, Carlisle Pa
J 011oSer e tc 's, F a KO
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
BBR FOURTH PAGE
MXBBE:D.
Rhin Tuatara, 'putties's, Liverpool, Cone Bow
Br bark hlarseretta, 800tt, Sat Johns, NF J 8 Bhaw.
Bohr Ivy, Henderson, UftWeston and tudianola, I
Baker.
lon
Boh Coaa Hata, Dunham, 81 John, NB, Twits, Mel
80hr Alabama, Vangilder. Charleston, D 8 Stetson
& Ce.
IT ITLXOIi.Pj.
(OOrrespondenoo of The Press.)
BOSTON. Feb I.
The Fronoh bark limas wan driven ashore Just be
low the olly iv the heavy snow storm this morns. She
w.II be got OM
HAMPTON ROAN, Fob 1.
Arrived, oohs War Eagle. from Sombrero.
nOnnebea, Maud, hones, arrived at New
Ydrk yes erdiy.
Steamship sensington, Baker, cleared at Boston gist
ult. for rhiladelphle.
yoteamship Circassian, Campbell, cleared at N York
eeress tor Osman
Steamship Teuton's, Taub., oleared at New York
yesterday for Hamburg. ,
mop tmenbndge, Howland, cleared at Boston Slat ult.
for ItiOle daneird.
hAip Winged iMcer, Trundy, for Hong Kong, cleared
at'ew i rr a t t l i= t regfince, from Liverpdol Deo 13, ar
rived at New York yesterday.
Dark Ilya, Dario, from Maracaibo, arrived at New
York yesterday.
Hark Mustily, Penniman, from Fort Dims, arr;vqd
at New R ork
yesterday.
Sark miapta. tioreman. cleared at New York yes
today for Bremen.
Bohr Qv Harris. Cagey, cleared at Netv York yester
day for wilipirigton.
Oar J A Moil. ewtotti cleared at New York yestar
day or Hiehinond,_
Bahr NOTOICITO Light, Corson, °lasted at New York
yesterdny tor , Wilmmiton.
Bohr timy Chase. urovoor, cleared st New Yolk yes-
MOT ;9; Louvre,
367
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA; THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1860.
BOARD.
20 Penna. It
36
20 d 0....... .18'.1
1 7
.5 do .3 1 P
Reny Mead
1 Wed Phile R 66
7 d0..._........ 66
8 do
PHILAIMUMIA, humeri 15,
Mums. FARM, }Unarm" & Co.,
et 9 thlinirriOT EITneRT.
o)lXTLEargrr ; We have recovered the Herring's
Patent Champion Safe, of your make, which we bought
from you nearly five years ago, from tho Ming of our
building, No. 716 Chestnut street, which was entirely
destroyed by fire on the morning of the Intl inst.
Bo rapid was the progress of the flames, before we
could reach the store the whole interior was one nines
Of fire. The safe Irving in the book part of the store.
and surrounded by the most combustible materials; was
exposed to great heat. It fell with the Ovalle of that
part of the building into the cellar, sad remained im
bedded in tho nuns for more than thirty hours.
*EB—IfTBAD T.
Bola Npiettf.. Bid.
...10 A i s le kid .
Wzrurp t am,l Pi
14 morCts4 W"
241 wort.l3
ki. 11
Efghliatria;;.ll) 11
N P A nas 64 ll—. :eV 02
" 100
M do
ua
do bit mg bdu.SIA
ea l i t tit t - 1 14
etc ine-stelL2o 90
The Safe was opened this morning in the presence of
a number of gentlemen, and the contents, eomprising
our books bills receivable, money, and a large amount
of valued° papers, are all safe ; not a thing was touohcd
by fire. Reepeotfully yours,
THEO. H. PATERS & CO.
The above Snfe can be seen at our More, where the
publle are Invited to mill and examine IL
FARREL. REARING, It 00.,
ANA( 62.2 Chestnut street, (Jayne's Hall.)
M. FINALE'S SEWING MACHINES ARE WAR
ZANTID the beet for all kinds of Fatilliy Belitfilt Or multi
factoring nurposee. If they do not work welt they will
be e.xchaneed, or the price refunded.
Pnoe $6O, and upwards. 912 CHESTNUT Street.up
tan. 18.31-tuthece Ot*
SAVING FUND—NATIONAL SAFETY TRUST
Ckniramt.—cbutered by the State of Penngi►aatr
RULE/3.
1. Money is readies.' every day, and in any meant,
arse or small.
f. FIVE PER GENT. interest le paid for money from
the day it is put in.
8. The money is always paid beet in GOLD whenever
it Is called for, and without notice.
'change—Feb. We
BOARD.
17.111LTT,Inutr." DB
220 N Y Central 71
100 do 01)0 71
250 00 eon
100 Mich Oen rt...r4aP
Sou Ocl& Cluo R..opg
700 Clay & T 01... .b5O 20
800 Chit; & Rock tbau
•
L Money is received from EXtesllol4, Administrators,
guardians, and other Tnutteee, in large or smell mune,
to remem o long or /Lott period.
L The money received from Deiiiritore L Invested In
Reel Estate, Mortgagee, Ground Rents, and other first
elms geountiet.
e. Ofttee oven every day—WALNUT Street, withered
orner Third irtrriet. Philadelphia. aplf
Gwyn, & BASER'W
OILMILMID riOlslitlasi FAMILY azwalf-buoinnu
SHAMAN a SAVING FIIND—NOIMIWBOI
Goalf as Bloom/ and WAINIIT Streets.—D.Pagita Is
011iVed ill small and large aroonnts, from all Maus' 01
the oommanity, and allows interest at the rote of !IVO Der
rent. per anaam.
Money may be drawn by decb without loss of ll
tared.
°Moe open deny, from 9 until II o'olook, and on Mon
tag and Saturday until 9 In the evening. President
PRANXLIN PHU ; Treasurer and Bearetzuv.ollAP
NI. MORRIS.
SINGES.% SEWING MACHINES.
No., Sewing M ma lawn .-„ .100
No.l Sewing Maohmes.
The Family Sewing Madan.), I.
The Family Sewing Machine.-- -- 00
I. M. SINGER & CO.,
No. RH CHESTNUT Street.
ONE PAIGE OLOTKING 07 TRH LATEST
Emus. made is the beet manner. aura/4 for RE
TAIL SALES. LOWEST selling Drum marked in
Plain Figures., All Koala made to order warranted WWl
&dory. Our ONE-PRICE System la strictly adhered
o, as we believe MU to be the only fair way of dealing
MI aro thereby treated alike. JONES & 00.,
see-tf EX MARKET Street.
'SALAMANDER FIRE-PROOF SAYRS.—A very
large assortment of SALAMANDERS for sale at reason•
able prloes, No. 301 CHESTNUT Street, Pitiladelphla.
nail tr RVANP k WATnni.
ROBB—JONES.— On the 91st ult.. by Rev. Robert J.
Carson. M Joseph Robb, of Baltimore, to Mtn Roman
C. Jones. of r.
this city,
WIIITTAK hR-11AhlMAN.—On Tuesday evening,
January 3ist at lir. Philip's Choyeh, by tee Rev. Choi
0. Cooper. John Whittaker to Emelino A. , daughter . of
Mr. John Hammon.
l'IlluE—RYAN.—On the 17th ult.. by Rev. J. 11.
Kennard. Mr. Harry Pries to Miss Mary Ryan, bo.th
of Philadelphia.
TOOERI Y—LYN %H.—On the 2)th tilt, by Rev. John
K elly, Mr. M. C. Togorty to Anna Lynch, both of this
cit.
LATHROP—EMI:REIMER —on the 28th nit., br
Rey. James Cunningham. John Lathrop to Anne J.
Eppeheimer, loth of Philadelphia. •
Pr.TTIT— ENDICOM—On the 30th ult. by the
Nome. Bkolrnore W. Pettit of Tookerton, N. J.; to Ave.
B. Endtoott, of Philadelphia.
BENNEBB.—On the morning of the 90th ult., Mu.
Mary A., wife of James M Banners.
Tha ralAres and friends of the family ace particu
larly invited to attend her funeral, from the residence
of her husband. No. 00 North Fourth it., on Thursday
morning, Feb. gd, at W o'olook. To prooered to Laurel
t heta OILPIN-00 Sunday morning, Pith ult., Henry D.
Gilpin. In h year of his aye.
The male friends of the family are Invited to attend
his funeral. this (Thursday) morning, at 10 o'elielk.
To aroused to Laurel Gill.
VANL,BC:H.—on the Mb ult., Emile,. info of Thos.
Van leer. in the 27th roar of her age.
Funeral from rho residence of her hueletnd, No. 111
oru•on mu sot. botween deoond and Third &Male.
on Thursday Morning, at 9 o'clock,
cCOW AN —On the 30th ult., Mrs. Hannah MoCarr
on la the 'nth year of her age
Funeral from the mildew:le of her eon-In-lag, Alex.
ander Wrison. Harmon strret. below Weet, Csnul , n.
N.J.. this afternoon. nt o'clook.
• • •
COWDEN —Un the 3Oth ult., John Cowden, In the 34. th
year of hie age.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 1171 South Ninth
street ,abare Federal, tale afternoon, et 2 o'clock. •
X EEti ..-613 the 314 uit., Richard Keegan, in the
34th rear of big age.
Funeral from hie late residence. No. 1221 Canby et.,
below Thirteenth, this afternoon, at 2 o'clock. •
YA , E.—Ott the Out ult., Worts J rase, in the ath
year of hi. age.
Funeral from the residuum of hie brother, E. 11
?sae, • 0.32,2 Green street. Ws morning, at 10 o'oloot.•
JUNES—On the Stet nit., SolomonaJonee, In the 77th
year of Ire age.
Funeral from hie late residenee, Cheltenham, on
Friona afternoon. at 2 o
.
UNCOIT —t'n the 31st ult.. Ann, wife of Goma rn
cot t. abed 41 year,.
Funeral from the residence of her husband. Fisher.
larbEoermantown, this afternoon, at 3 o oloott.
it wEhNEY.—Un the 31st ult., Ann bweeny, aged 26
y ew%
.e ;metal from the residence of her brother, Paula'
Sweeny, 130 Fitzwater Street, below Seventh, this af..
teranon. at 2 o'olook.
bObitOY D.—On the tOth ult.. Ednnh, daughter of
Thomas end b liz a 110 l roy d, aged 14 years,
Funeral front the residence of her mr.ents, corner
7 ar and Green streets, Frankfurd, this afternoon. at
?)6 1 .4 2 1 1 54 . 1.N.—0n the 31et silt , Edward, son of Michael
end htnrearet Donlan. aged 1 year.
Funeral from
_the residence of hi. parents. Filbert
Street between Twenty.second and Twenty third'sts.,
thi4 nnernoun. at 3 n'olook. •
JEN KS.—lui the 31st ult.. Mr*. Maria Jenks, wife of
Mr. Edwin Jenks, aged 41 ream
Funeral Item the reel iencie of her husband, No. 201
Onstltl street. on Fri , ay afternoon. at 3 &aloof. •
PraiLl..—On the 31st ult., zinnia Paxson, wife of
George F. Nall. in the 26th sear 01 ber ase.
Funeral from her late residence. Fraukford road,
oppotito Otter street, Eighteenth ward, on Friday
morning, at 10 o'clock.
BLACK AND WRITE FOULARD
BILKS, 6)% cents a yard.
A Ind rtaeortruent tug rewired.
Ale°, kllack 1403.0r:tin ilks.
t
to, Punk de 8010 Bilks.
. Phed and ntriped Bilks.
a. and whtta neat Cheek Stlka.
ht. and white neat Striped Bilks.
o. Patent Boiled Bile..
o. and Purple Foulard Bake,
BkattBoA k liUtl, .11.0111111 AK Blois,
ASO . No. kV CIINSTNUT titreet.
irr GRAND UNION MASS MEETING.
A !Westin of the citizen' of Philadelphia, favorable
to the organization of a
CONSTITUTIONAL UNION PARTY,
will bo held on
SATURDAY r.VENINO, February etli, at T o'olook, at
UNION (late National) HALL.
All who Kel la sympathy with the movement are In
vited to attend.
lion. JOHN J. CHIT TEN DEN,
Hou. MILLAR D FILLMORE,
Hon. JOHN M. MITTS,
And other roe:there, are expected to nddrou the Meet.
lag. fedbat •
DR. SCUDDER'S THIRD LECTURE
ON !SDI rt will be deb eered on TIVIISD 4Y
ffENING, February 3d, at MUnIOAL FUND HALL,
Commencing at 8 &cloak. Oruro open at 7 o'clock.
Subject—The Urannmo Priesthood—Caste. Poser's
tion or a visit to a Temple covering more than 'ten
enrol or ground—Mode of Worship.
Tickets for the enures
For a gentleman and lady 1 00
For a gentleman and two ladies .Ou
For a single Lantern, ..... CO
Mar he haul at the prlneipal Book-stores'and Publioa
tion Homes, and at the Soun s of the Association. Noe.
1049 end iOll CH EeTN UT Street. Also. at the &toe of
the Not the tit Assurance Company, N 0.12.1 CHESTNUT
street. It
taut it.. Wow Seventh.
Wm Wilson. Plink
V Mtn
Braiding, P
Foes. Va
C4.pt Levu, N J
Henry Wtloe,
11 NoDaniels ec, 16, N Y
B CC L A v r i elhe Y eul, N
Kirby, ot Josepa, lilo
azTHE HOLDERS or T. P. RENTING.
TON & CO'S. paper. endorsed by George Cal
. are iovit-d to ntt.nd o Meeting, to be held at
tho Counting-room or Robert Callaghan. No. RI :tooth
FRONT 3tieet. on TRURO!) Y MORNING, Feb. Sd.
at It M when a propointiOn will be made greatly to
their advantage.
rlasku,lpfoln...ll4ll. 8110,1880. fel It'
T.Vtd et. . above Callowkill
. Temple, Fiartsalito
if Koons. Ledge oo
A It. &maul, Ain
W Tkomp.on, Zionsville
.hoob Nowmeyor, Ohio
r t , r LECTURE ON WEDNESDAY AND
intu.y Evenings, of this week, by Dr.
M. CALKING. on Disarm' of the hunts, before the
Meeheoloa . ',finery Affencietforf, GOA rei abefre Els.
youth. he public ore invited.
07. INSUItANCE 511. ANY OF TILE
WIATE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
JANCAAT Ifith.lBlo.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders will be Id
4t the Company's (Klee, EXCHANOL -
(NON, on NI ONDAI,_Fe brun ry 6. IWO. at 1 o'elook P.
Ja23-dtfe6 WII.4IANI lIARP CS, Secretary.
REV. U. GRATTAN otIINNESS
will preach.on MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, and
P 27111 L VElit NOS of this week. et 751; o'cloolt. in
Rev. Dr. Wy Ile's au rob. B ROAD Street, below Elpruee,
roeervine the other evenings for meeting inquirers in
the lecture room of the church. je.lOOV.
[ ir OFFICE PHILADELPHIA AND
RArt.ROAD (3.iMPANY.
Ft tea Annual Meeting of the Stockholder, of the
Phil el Ai 1,11 Rending rtnilmad Company. held Jann
tm 9.18.80, the following gentlemen were unaninloully
sleeted °Moore 10T /bed :
GEORGE B. 81.0 AT it CO.'S
-44/4 EIEWINO
Ja3l et' No. )02d CHESTNUT Hireeta
RUSiiTON'S
COD LIVER OIL,
. _
MOSS, BROTHER, & C 0.,•
PUBLDNIENI 11101(8134LERB, AND
AT ON EREI_,
HO. 430 k A ET 4 TPEET,
ARNOLD'S cIENUISE WRIT , NO
There being a spurious article offering in the nmket,
it in Important the publioehoeln know where " The
Genuine Article." is pure to be obtained
An invoice per snip Ann Y. Hooper, ditelfrnm the
rnanofeaterer, must r , neiVett. min fb , w , le, who owde and
Ttiolhef with 'aria assortment of C MMER
OEM: ATATION ARV. at the lowest prince. Jrt3l-tuthe3
AUKEKEL-485 bbla. Nos. 1,2, and 3
Lai Man Orel, In assorted °naptrao,icaler, cpf thAr
latest eaten. Mr hale hr U. C. nnan.,Bß & cu., &licit
itrer.t. dom. Rrnnt.
WM. O. KELLEY AND GEORGE A.
00Ertir, A tttorasyji at Law. bays removed to
lil9ottth epag attain. botow Wootton. 04-3101
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TUB FIIIII IN CIIIISTNIIT STRIET.
LETTER FROM THEO. IL rnmits & co
AT ANTOCI]) PRIOR'.
130 CHESTNUT STREET,
PIIILADIMPHIA.
MARRIED.
DIED.
ritsaIDINT.
A. writ xp....1".
vies PREIDANT. t _ u,
J. DUTTON EITEsL,
Ati,lp RS.
J. s ON I
BTEELII.
BORi
m
R7eI IS . E ILLT
O lAS. E. iII ITH.
H TRtt R.
. BRA in. ORD.
wm. li. MoILILEMM AY.
By order, lo "lir. H. MnIf.IIIiNNV. Rneret.ry,
POR
CONSUMPTION
KrOFFICE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
COMPANY.
PIIIT,ADDLrIIII. ilnuat) 1 4 , 18 M
NOTICE TO STOCKIIOLDbRB.—The Annual Meet
ing of the Stookhonlere of thle Company van be held an
MONDAY ,•the nth day of February PIN, at/0 o'oloo2
A. M., at the EANSO M-STREET ,
The Annual .slec,lon 113 c MfBOCOIII will be held on
MONDAY, the oth ay of March, IEO, at the ()thee of
the Company, 214 South TIILH I) Street.
Jal6-tFO EDMUND SMITS, Secretary.
W4.11C11-STREET THEATRE—NOTICE.
—rhe normal meeting of the Stookholdera of the
atreet Thentre he held on MONDAy, Feb
ruary Oth, at 3.30 P. M., at the hall of the Plm= Hose
Rouse ZANE Street, above Seventh, north aide, at
whleCti time an election for Lye Arent, to nerve f or the
aiming year, will take place. Tolle open until 6 o °look.
A dividend of $37 per share has boon deolered, 11) a
ble) then.
Ja3l.6t S. 7. CISEISTI AN, Secretary.
WCARIION ILIJN 1111PILOVEIIIENT COM..
PANY. Ptttt enncPttu January 23. 1660.
oe ig hereby given that the Annual Meeting of
the Otookholdere of the Carbon Run knierovolhalkt Com-
Da
lltr t ee e t t eA c iralv . .l m u " R°
MONDAY, p
the 6th of February next. at 4 Wo.o l ok 1 1 , M., when an
- Election will be held for Ftve 'greeters to serve for the
enrlnt r zear. HIRAM D. TIbbEN,
President.
OFFICE OF THE RA I LROAD
VAL.
irr LEY AND POTTSVILLE RAILROAD 00..309
VT - not street,
rItILADR 'MITA, AL IC IMO.
ollhilridelphia and Sunbury
Chateau due February I, IMO, on Ist molts& re bonds
Railroad Con any. will be
frTon and after that date, at the Rank o Conimeroe,
h adelphia. JAS. H. II DDLE,
10130& PI Ant President.
__
NEW YORK AND MIDDLE COAL
FIELD RAILROAD AND COAL COMPANY.
he A h mo t ruis i of o w a strziier.or this %r i m i tsp . y ot ril i !
street, on Tali Da. the ethiet Co mp h nv ,o t i 'Arust7 nes j: l at
o clock. A. M.. for the purpose of electing ktve
Directors of said Company for the ensuins) ear.
HENRY ROBINSON. Pecretarr.
Philadelphia. January 211 t. latO. Jale.dtfod
OFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
AND SAVANNAH STRAM NAVIGATION
1 0 1 IANY, No. HO North Wharves.
rim 016LPHIA. Jon. 29,1860.
The Annual Tifsethig of t i lio litookholdors of th Com
pany for the Election of Five Managers end for the
transaction of other lisinose. will be held at No. 30
PHILADMATIA EXCHANGE, g third floord on
TUESDAY k.VENINO, the 7th of February next, et
half pad seven o'olock. WM. DENNIS,
ja24.13t lieorstary and T 011411,411..
SLINDURY AND ERIE RAILROAD,
Philadelphia, Jan. 21. 1350.—NETEM—The An
nual Meeting .1 the tßockholdera of the Banbury and
Fria Railroad Company will ho held at the Orro, No 324
WALNUt Bonet. on 310 N DA . the I3th cury of Feb.
Mary next, at 10 o'eloik A. 31.
At thin meeting an Electron will km held for ten Mana
gers ot the Company, to nerve for one year.
The mile to omen at I o'clock P. M.
Jan tabs IBS W. EDWARD frl'OP FORD. See.,
NOTICE.—TIIE ANNUAL MEETING
[Von . oof the 9t~okt:otde { 7 the
f O gy a e n PAT N , l a l pv l ,i
otner busman, Ina he lade%
mit,eiT6 ui
iltaA next gu A o y z u ct ,
n on TUESDAY, the
7h l l. DENNUI,
/01-llt Pearetary and Treandar.
Ilia TAt N IMPItOYMENT t2OM
AIMLPIII . MnuNry 211 MO.
13 ; 1 0:3 e I. hereby given that the annual meeting of the
Etookheldere of the Sig Mountain Improvement Com
pany will he held at their 1211100. Southeast q roes of
Front and Chestnut street', Philadelphia, on hION DAY,
the 6th of February next, at Is o'olook, M., when an
Election will be held for fire Direotors, to serve for the
enamor year.
fa:le-tree WILLIAM P. JENKS, President.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
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AN AROTIO BOAT JOURNEY
DR. I. I. HAYES,
LATE BUROEON TO THE KANE EXPEDITION
This volume desonbes ajourney mile by a party of
eight persons, from the brig Advance, during the Kane
Expedition, I n hopes ofoummuni eating with the civilised
inhabitants of I.7pernavik, and thus f riding an escape
from their winter quarters, where they were blockaded,
the Journey nfover 1,000 miles to accomplish this purpose,
the failure of their plane. their consequent sulieringe
and narrow escapes from death, and their final return to
their comrades at the brig. It formed the most enoiting
portion of the whole Kane Expedition, and it was pre
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FOURTH ANNUAL 81'ATEAIEN1
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''"" As Presented to its stockholders. Jnn. 3, 1803.
Capital Stock M , Bgpp 007 00
Surplus. January 1, 1889., 121.361 4.3
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}farina• • •• . 1.60,00.3.1 ,
eland N a viga tion 11 .05 7 . 9
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23 do Consolidated Hank d 0... Tad 00
13 do ',armors k Meonanime
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0030 share ßailroad, Canal -,
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Negotiab • bi de receivable 91,03t.93
Oath in hands 01 agents and In
tmnist.... 2001 29
Cash on hand and In bank - 30 837.46
16869,146 70
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Loss on all kinds ot Fire. Marine, and Inland Rats, on
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FIRE INSURANCE on Houses and Merehsadise
generally, on favorable terms, either limtU d or per
petual. . _ .
DIRECTORS.
Jeremiah Bonn 11, Joshua T. Owen,
John Q. Oirinodo. Thomas Marsh,
Ben). M. Iloginshead, Ham'. L. Nmedky,
John McDowell, Jr., I , dward D. Roberts,
RV. Hale. John J. Griffith.
Jams T. Hale, I Bellefonte,)
JERErn I till bONSALL, President.
JOHN Q. GINNODO, Vine President.
EDWARD W. DAVID, secretary 1526-luthsly
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
MOURNING. GOODS.
CURWEN STODDART & BROTILER
Stare a large and well-eeleeted Stook of the above
Cloode, of mprising—
LUPIN'S BOMBAZINES.
THIRION & MAILUARDS' Do.
LUPIN'S SAWN DE CHINE.
LUPIN'S MOUSEIRLIN DE LAINEEI
CANTON CLAIM
ORLEANS CLOTHS.
ALPACAS.
LONG SQ PARE THIBET SHAWLS.
BLACK CRAPES AND VEILS
Buyers will find tho above Stook to be under the usual
olives.
460, 02, and 464 North SECOND Street,
above Willow.
1860. 1860.
;NIOURNING GOODS.
13ESSON & SON.
MOURNING STORE,
NO. HOD OSIESTNET MEET,
Are Sally opening their
SPRING IMPOItTATION:3,
whloh they offer for sale at reasonable pricer'. at
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
fel St
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP.
JOSIIVA W TAYLOR and SAMUEL B. 8111NN,
haring parted with their interest in stock. iteturoe,
in the Rtm of TAYI OR. SHINN. Jr CO. to JOAE
L JONLB. who is authorized to collect and receipt for
all oltiltrut of the old firm,
JOSHUA W. TAY( OH,
SAMUEL B. SHINN.
Philadelphia. let txto ,15th. 1&O.
fe2 lit •
TREPARTNERSIIIP UkRETOFORE
exietinx under the firm of PRICE. FFRRI 9 . ilc
^O., expired, by limitation. on December Slot. IPO.
The busineea will be continued under the same style, by
tho underchned, from tint date.
FOSRPH N. F. PRICE,
'CHARD PRICK. ft,
EDWARD F FARIS,
JAhlb.B U. COCHRAN.
Phil adelphla. Feb. 1,1860. 51.31
_ _
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
the CopartnershiT under the firm of BECE:v}t
& DELL Mite dissolve( on the fourteenth day of Do
°ember lost., and MUSEEI DECKER is alone authorized
W petite be
busmen, and ingn the heulation.
IdOltr bLEOKSR,
JOn. 8 Dh(LL,
Fhalsdolphla. Dee. 19, leek 1131-etee2th 11,0
AVE, THE UNDERSIUNED. HEREBY
give not et that we here mowed the hmi ed
partnership between up. which COM , T00.0•011 0 ,, the th
of DECEMBER, 4.5 e, and expired on the let of NO
VS:Itt DER, 1359, agreeably to the pro.. igiong of the not
of Aplomb of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
appto• ePararch Tl, andtitld '• An Ant re'ntive
Limitedmerghipg."tit gopp ements thereto
The mid partnership is to i.e conducted as heretofore,
under the come or firm of W.O. LW Alt D. The general
nature of the Mildness untended to be trannacted Is the
manufacture and gale of Hats ny wholes, le, in the City
of Philadelphia, lit tenforegaid. WILLIAM.,, HEARD.
who resides at No. 626 N•rth EIGHTH fittest. in the
Thirteenth ward. of the City of Poiltideiphia, is the
general partner. and SAMULL G. WALTON, who re
sides at No. 754tiouth FUliliTil Street. in the Third
ward, of the City of Phtladelphts, is the special part
ner.
The said Special partner contributed to the common
stock of said firm the sum of thirty thoutuld dollar.,
which Was actually and to good latch pod in cash.
The nai_d_partnership commenced on the fi , st day of
NOVEMBEI, A, D. ISSt; , and to to terminate on the
first day el NOVEMBER, A. D. 1,360.
WM, 0. BEARD,
did-fet FIANIIIEL D. WALTON.
pIIOTOGRAPHIO COLORING AND
IVORYTYPINO taught In the htshest style of the
ort M the LADIES' AttADF,MV, touthwest corner ,f
TENTH nod ASCII Afresh. Third Soon eintrance on
Tenth Street. fe2-3V
WIWI YOU SIT FOR A PAINTED
• • PORTRAIT. you are not certain of s lateness;
buts Life OM Photograph in thl must look like you at
mode by REIMER, SECOND Street, etawe Omen. It'
FISHER & BROTHER'S VALENTINES.
VAL ENTINES.—We oall the nttention of Neter', in
town and country. toner ejilend,d
8 POCK OF NAL eNTINES.
Whioh for variety. beautt • and quantity cannot be
excelled in the world.
e 1.% and em VALENTINE ASSORTMENTS
terms a W e warrant
tne trade. andco ld ow cy
n b . eral
ribliEft k mturimit. •
feh2-at-r• 10 South SIXTH Street.
DR. SCHENCK U°N BE FOUND AT
his office, No. P) North BIXTII Street, on Fri
day and Saturday of each week.. Monday, and 'Nes
dabs are sot alma for visiting patients in and out of the
oit). on Wednesday and 'Flimsily ni eaoh week he 0 ,
at hie cam No. lOi Bit.i.Tl3lolt ki Street, Baltimore.
hid. Isle term. fur a thormith examination with the
fiesprionieter, at his ottlee or any part of the city, are
03; TORICar visitations afterw rds,N) ciente a visit. All
odelue at his olie free of chine; and, in all ease'
Wbara eamcns do not feel able to pay for having their
hinge examined, they will be oared for, and have the
seine attentions' the more fevered, (el-Intif•
SALES
OP ♦NT KIND 01
MERCHANDISE
XY/SCTED IR
TWENTY,POUR HOURS I !
(For moll or othorwine.)
wiz. H. WEEKS,
MERCHANDISE BROKER,
103 CITISTNUT STREW.
litud.thtf
HOUSE FURNISHING STORE.
WILLIAM YARNALL.
No. 1020 CHESTNUT STR4ET,
(immediately opposite the Aoademy of Fine Arts.)
Invitee the attention of lIOUSIMEEYERS and
other. to hi. estensiN e a...Ms:lent of
USEFUL DOUBEREEFINO ((CODS.
TABLE CUTLERY,
NURSERY FENDERS,
CI(AFINO DISHES,
FIRE SCREENS.
?LATE WARMERS.
JeAduthstf TEA POYS. hc., &t.
BURNETT'S COCOAINE.
The following testimonial is conclusive of its
61T.0210) in the cave of
DANDRUFF.
Bovrott, 0nt.911,
MBlllll./09111 , 71 BCTINE.Ef At Co.:
GINTLIIM/I3 linVe and your COCOMNE about intt
weeks, and . &fret is so marked and eitrsordinarY
that I dgetn i it t
my duty to state it to you.
My teseret complaiet for leveret years has been
Dsmenopr, with itching and irritation of the ocalp.
ABertirtiehimy ins hair. my coat-collar would be cov
ered with the white mules, (dm.drutf,/ which looked
like &Phil:kat of saw,
My barber tried various applications without effect.
Ilte alre of your COCOA Vllt. and his obsttnate retinal
to provoked me to procure and try it.
have used less than a bottle. The dandruff. and the
Irritation which caused it, have entirely diaappeared,
and hair was never before in so lord eouditicui.
'sour obedient servant. A. A. FULLER.
RI. I .IINETT'S c,IICOATN E.
single sp,pliention readers the hair (no matter bow
told drr) soft end glossy for several days. It is
needed hy , all who bare used it to be Me best and
, 4 6
.opsst Hai
Lair Dressenf l in the iro./.1.
rrqoared by JOSEP BURNETT ~t Co.. BOSTON
and for sale by all des ere generally, at en gents a hot
tle. dot-e3in
u XORANGE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Mammy nfileit, 144 South FOURTH Street
F i rieNtr B t i t r ohy t. to removal to their otii , t‘le . e l , , t A iVii i, A ,
J . 4.4-vrtinft zal Pacretar'.
WA2 , 7"28.
`W.ANTED.--A young man front the
• country wishee a situation in a Mora where be
would metro himself generally allele; con come well re
commended. Salary not so much an object as a perma
nent eituat:on• Adams "D. R... otboa this nspar.
fal-at•
SITUATION WANTED BY A YOUNG
► man as an alscanurt book-keeper. or entry clerk
would work Ilkeston), learn the wholesale Dry Goode
or Notion Bustneu. and make himself generally useful.
Address. ALMA, Press (drum fel 31.
ST. LOUIS TEN PER CENT. INVEST
MENTS.
..1110 OCO and 820 000 wanted for Ilse years by rraportsi
we parties on rnortgaae of business properte c v er y
neutrally situated, worth double the amount.
Interest note. payable send-annually an Flailed& pbiai
and punctuality suarantied.
Apply to E R. JONES.
1 . .1 St'
No. 1010 South SEVENTH Street.
gA wit —WANTED—An active bust-
Nt'cre , ,vl. , • 110. n,l with th's amount, as Partner
in an aetabljahed Mercantile House. dome a safe arty
trade paying 23 fee coot. profit. Address Mercantile. '
thw office. Jan 30
WANTED—A Salesman Ina wholesale
dry•ew , dsJobbing house; one who can Influence
a good Houtharn ar.d glouthweetern trade. To one •ho
oan inguenoe a good trade a liberal salari will be men.
Address A.,' office of this paper. WO nith•3l'
WAN'I ED-.1 SITUATION ASBOOK
v KEEPER. by an expenenceri frown. Bert ot
reference given Address Box 1136. Post Offlos Ja 31-3.
WANTED—By& Young Man who writes
a fair hand and ie snick .e figurer, a attustioe
u Aleitant Clerk in aurae klecoantile Nouse. Address
" Porter." office of thu paper. Perk et•
A YOUNG LAD, WHO HAS JUST
inrad-L--Lated h l * Pi p tu p, sti pt en
oity of obounims a knowledge of Involess a . 4 ° accre ti on
" Templeton." Blood ■ Dispatch. JaWllifit •
LAND WARRANTS WANTED,
RIMIEST PRICE orvim
DREXEL & CO..
A. 27 14t 84 BOUTH THIRD eTREEr.
FOR SALE AND TO LET
11::)R SALE—The Stock. Good will and
FIXTURES of estabilthed Wholesale DRY
GOODS E—eentrally *anus ed. The rock wu
very jud cloudy purchased at Auction, and cost y tun
seven thousand dollars. The owner declining business.
None need apply except thou v h 011313 pay a rsuonahle
croon. in cash, and give satisfactory security for tbe
balance. Address •• ;Merchant," blood*, Dispatch.
last
PCTIILIO SALE OF A FARM, LATE THE
vontrer of Abram FOTO, deceased. °Weaning
about niEvzsTy ACRES, in Upper Darby. Delaware
counts, beautifully situated on the Vetivers oonoty
(old Baltimore , turnpike toed, 4l miles front Market
street bridge Philadelphia, end within a few rode of
the new West Cs ester Bruiroad. at Darby- be road &tattoo.
The improvements are extensive sad sutantial. and
good variety of (niacin the place. It will be ehsiwn.
opt application to ABRAM or RIBBRRD POWELL.
residing thereon. lhe sale. which will be positive. to
commence sit 3 o'clock P. M.. precisely on 6f h day,
the ninth of*frond mouth , (Febroary,)l66o, when the
conditions will be mane known.
.1a2i•lot• BY ORDER OF TUE HEIRS.
VGERMANTOWN PROPERTY —For
ale or to Rent, a large end eommodines HOUSE,
with all theodern improvements, oorner of AR Lie
Street and WILLOW ttlrr NUE, within lire minutes
walk of Church - lane Stoma. Inyuire at HENRY
S. TARR'S Marble Yard, GREEN NUNS, 0. - me
Seventh. Philadelphia. Jan
TO RENT,
THE STORES UNDER TIME
OONTINENTAL HOTEL.
ON TB NINTH•STREET FRONT.
Foamlott will be given on FEBRUARY let. MO.
Applications will be received at the odic* of the Own
yany, at th•
8. W. COH. NINTH and &MOM ISTREETS,
J.llOl Second Floor.
el, TO RENT FOR A TER.' OF YEARS
Zia A Heidi Store end Axtures, well locatea for buil
Ileac
A Mill, 78 by gr, feet. three stories high, with water
power and steam for 'rearing and finishing c00.'..
A Dee House. 80 by Z:3 feet:with good water for dyeing,
and plenty of dry room.
The property in Fisher's lane, near the Germantown
Railroad, be in g so very accessible to the otty, makes it
Very desirable.
A TTIOMAS R. PIFHER.
JATI-ti PIY t°
Fisher's Lane.
FUR SALE—A valuable Lot at corner of
Cbri.tien and Twentieth .treete, haying three
front.. mintable fore church or factory sits. For Wine
adeireu J. B at tine °Moo. Pal ti
pACIORY LOT FOR SALE.—A valua
bleeorner lot lta feet sward. hawing three fronts,
admirably loeated fora factory site. It Is situated in
the southwestern wart of the city, In a
netsbiaohood. will be sold on reasonable
terms. For partteulant, address "K.," Oleo co Th.
Pres, jattl.tf
HOUSES TAVERNS, and STORES
la.. real Estate of every deornption. for We or to
rent. • pply to
Real 111 A
EstNaX EV.'S,
tot Arent,
Ng. try North SECOND Street.
In L. TOUIlly A CO.'• Seed Store.
All Orders will be promptly attended to. En11:111,
F inna n, and German spoken. Culls:tor of Ornund
Rents. 1118-3 m
01IR A, DAVIS WA SIIING-MACITINE
Mi fOr Pala by PLOWSI & MoBRITTE. Mann fae
turers..7 fiTRAWIIe,R It Htreet. Philadelphia.
By this machine a week's Neagh of on ordinaryaized
farthly ran be done before breakfast. It is equal in ea
wearY to four H u nd r eds saves at least 60 per oent. It
and tear. of them are now in U. and
the demand contain:lie.
C.ll and examire for yourselves.
County rights for elle on teeaunslee tame. Hee of
machine 810, tie to 81 5 .
FLOWSISN & Ma BRIDE.
ja2-Im` ST STRAOVItIeHRY Street.
DRIC-LOUISJOBBERB
T C. HOWE & CO.,
No. 240 SIARKET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
Oder to the Jobbms and Clothing Trade
J. T.EMAGRAVE tr. CO.ll GRANITE MILL.
BRADFORD, TAFT, fr. CO.'S
BLACKSTONE MILL.
BLM-STREBT, MILLBURY.
hIERRISIACK, MILLPORD.
And venous others or the etwioest and most desirable
makes of American PLAIN AND FANCY CASSI
MERES. Also, a lino of very choice high-hatred
BLACK DOESKINS. Colored and White CORSET
JEANS. DleeohM and Brown SHEETINCS, SHLRT
-INi:id, and DRILLS.
J. C. 1-HOWE 6.1 CO.
Are also Agents of IL*
SIANOILESTER PRINT WORKS,
And offer the various goods produced by this Company
DE LAINES, CHALLIES, OPERA CLOTHS,
PRINTS, Ac., Ac.
j%.sthstolm
JAS. R. CAMPBELL ez CO..
INPORTKR AND WHOLISALN DIALERS 11
DRY GOODS,
LINENS, WHITE GOODS,
CLOTHS, CASHMERES,
BLANKETS, SLUFF GOOD 3,
Jelr-setif No, 717 OiIBSTIqUT Street.
MEDICINAL.
TIIF. CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.
DALLEI: MORCAL PAIN falltACrOß
IIAS universally supplanted all other
Ointments rind hOnling applicatisen In Toth the
Eastern and Weetern. Hemispheres, woorerer intro
duced; and its tsomstc merit is he true secret of vs
nieces.' In all sutanrous qifeclioA I. wh,t4 a, the cause
bo 0110d11111 Ordisco's.
BURNS & ed. SCALDS
0
ore instantly relieved oft' their mimed, polo and
inflammation, by a timely application of this mar
vellous Plnier, and the flesh is renewed no tt by a
charm, DO blemish or in. f a , remainne.
THE FRIEND OFTH E NU RSERV.
Children are frequent notrere-s from eyternsl
Junes. especially from Forld and Ce-apdens £z
rdo,iont—trierefrire every T mother should have this
healing preparation con- Cliteral on hand It heals
or. Ertgut.. and quickly n, removes the ThTTER or
RINGWORM. so prern- , het in ths a ors, ry.
TO TRA Vk LLERS e NY AEA AN D LAND.
Tho Machinist. the Tr% t, vellsr.and ever; other In
dividunl wrings lot in life throws him within the
chance of accident from 0 r.rp/ot:co. An. or relit
imi.nhould banns nund ,1 4 th at 'his Matte ivatractor
is is hoist and only friend. It is both aortftho" and
cheap. and should ever bo to his companion, as a friend
In need. Thera are thou. sands of living witnesses
to testify toll. marvellous 41 a Ltue. who owe their
sound limbs and muscles 4 to Its saving efficacy.
rho following are a few ,4 of the Lindens dr.es"' for
which DAbI.TreIMAGI- CAL PAIN EXTRACT
OR is a PREVEN LIVE 0 as well as CURE:
Burns, Erysipelas, Sore, of all kinds,
Brumes, Fistula. Shot Wounds.
Boa,. r ruct Bites, Scrofula,
Broken Breast over hors., Burn,
Sites of Reptiles, Felons. Scalds,
(lancer, Glandular Dt-Scurf,
Cracked Ilps, ease, Neald Head,
Chapped Bands, Mercurial Sores, Sprains.
Chilblains, Paine generally, Smell PO:,
Cramp, Pimples, 'E Li m 0 r s ,
Contranted Corder, ', attar,
Chafes. oison, Ulcer,.
Mammas of the henmstism, Venereal Bores,
Skin, Bashes. dic,
Po.d at the principal Depots. II Broad way. New York.
and 21 end 131 Chartres street. New Orleans. br J.
Va RltillT ,k CO., trenetal Agent It can also be ob
tained of all rcspeotable Wu., ista and Merchant,
throughout the United State. and Cansd A. a.
T. W. LVOV!' SONS.
213 North Ss COM, street.
fell' Wholesale Agents for Penner Irma.
MM=MI
TWINING'S MERCANTILE INSTI
TIM: Zhlrthealt corner NINTH and MIN.)
GARDEN Streets. Book-keeptne, Penmenelnp, Cal
°Anti. n. ho. Applications receoett Iran Nte.chente
for Book•keerern. fe2-12.t.
REMOVAL.
THE AGENCY OF
TIIIRI ON, MAILLARD, 0.,
IS REMOVED TO
No. 104 CHESTNUT STREET.
Buyers eon now find a toll and oholoo ogoortment o
the ethoN o •olebroted make of
WOOLLEN GOODS,
no hand nod for sale bY
F. W. MELIZET & CO.
Jet24-thstuat
31ACE—For sale by w
HE
RILL, & BROTAISR.
i.3lNna. 47 was North hECION I/ Fltro.t.
PIN FOlL—Light and heavy Entgh and
IN French, for eele ez BTRERILL & B OTHER,
Ja3l WA. a and d North SENN atm..
DR LEON, 411 CIINSTNITT STREET.
above Fourth. North aide has has the very beet
beta' an and ChoWiel T 030014 rintaielphts.
ten 112 l
AnIISI:NEIiTS.
D R A Y T O N'S
PARLOR OPERAS AND LYRIC PROVERB?...
OONCERT HALL, CHESTNUTSt.,eFar Ttra.flb,
rust A VRY IsHORT TIE NL.
EVERY EVENIN E G. at?) o'clock. M
eXeO Y
spt Satanlets
AIso—nATURDAY, AT ONE
r. open half an hour an adsaose.
novel ard elegant Entertrnmoug.
E GUSH BLIP, OPERA. CO.RELY, A.N LYHIC
DRAMA.
Is pronounced by the . F.nalish and /netime Area the
moat elegant nod astir lino l entartaime a t p x s, t.
/SENOR °LI VEI the ORE AT Feb.
THIS (THURSDAY) EVEAINO. Feb. st
cmock.
The Etsaant and Malay Operetta.'
NEVER JUDGE BY APPEARANCEd.
AND
LOVE'S LABOR LOST.
Ity Request. •• 31140 N THE CELLARER.••
ORCEiE IRA conducted S a t es RR ENGELKE.
Ti,. Byte rttunment te rms at tan o'ckes.
Tickets at Cluckents & Bona'. PliT Chestnut rtrset.
Beck & Layton's. CR LbestoUt stree ts and at the Hall
from a A.. 11 to a P. st.
ketcli.—Body of the Hall, Rs Gents: RaleonlY.
°sot&
wALNUT-STREET THEATRE.
NoteLesaeo..._...sln. M. A. DAR RETTBON.
8inge...... Mr. E. F. KBACII.
Buirisss Agent. .. .. D MUMMY
Taft! ( 1.11 , 1 DA Y EVERIZ.D. Fab. s.
OTIIF.LLu.
Is. o, Mr. J. B. Roberts ; Orhello. Mr. L Bs.aw ;
Dud mono. Mrs. Arcs Covetl ; troths. Mn. Deletd...
To oonehmts with
BRUT BKER.
Betsy Baker. Miu Jefferson A ;
Mr. Mouser, Y. Boyers.
Wrenn' sa nsuiu
13441.• scoured without *nit shares.
Doors open at IDS o'clock ; Fetionnatie4 to uosisrAsem
T o'eook.
WHEATLEY k CLARKE'S ARCM
STRE ET THEATRE.
THIS EVE:NINO. Feb. 2.
LVE.
Dales. Mr. Dnlmsn ; O
Haan. Mr. Wieestla7 Tb
CoUlltellt ?AMP Jane O.ombt.
To conclude ' , rah thr
DOL'dLE-BEDDED ROOM.
&ALI OF 111CLI.—AOLCJiloll, 36 cents; &oars&
Seats in Dress CI rele.Xthe cents; p ervert. rents.
Doors open at halt past 6 tilt.;! ; PfalanOl2lo64 SA
socurnane• at 7 &sloes precisely.
TIAN I(UE S I,KEAL Stlt".
NATIONAL, THEATRE. ViALNET L.
aces
Eishtb.
Fracta —Dress Ctrele,lo cents; X
Ceuta,. Sesta in PTIVOI.O Boxes. Ta macs ; Whole Pri
vate Boxes, 1 , 3 end ae,
CHANOt Of TIMM .—Doors open at half Put II iii . 4 o .4k.
To commence at!.
TB'S iTILUILLIDAY) EVENLY() Feb.l,
MAGIC s l lloittr THE SOUK EL E.111 , ..NTE
FIRE, WATER,I.ARTH. and sift!
HeTtnin Mr. W. H. Susi Arnrasra e. mike,:
Gotish. Mr. J. Dame; kvelioa. Miss Resisissadt
A/nano, Miss Admaide Seim of tse Waier 314.
Miss %Otos ; Ent. is Miss Wells ; Stinvi of 4/t.
!dm Tailors end Miss Ell elle.
Lest week of tbt *statement of HERR CLINE.
Second espeareitee of the vonderial Mau Mor.kee.
Mr.5Mllll.
NEW ACTS IN THE ARENA.
Tandem Maness Let ably*. PAN NICE
tEir Peazs can ba snared for the Napa dial dee*
days to advance.
ML
IISICAL FUND BALL,—' AND
CONCERT. On THURSDAY EVENING, Feb
rertry 9th. SIG NOR pAucnitne. and SIGNORA AL-
B FRI 1:41 HAUCAR DE Ton' hare toe tumor orrnshlns
thou First Appearance In Pholndelphis in a Grand
Concert. the parnertsra of welch win soon be an
nounced Tickets One Dollar esch, tJ be ha d at the
Bookstores. ler St
“ T HE HFART OF THE ANDES.”
Yawed by P. E. CHURCH.
PAVA7Modz4lirami?Krt:.-,AcADE-f7gP
r tI RS. EMILY J. REED—lies the honor
alt,Wllnt.
• ,
F SiT CONCERT r'.; YIELADELPIaId.
011 VRID.SY EVENING. Fe' -uari ,13A, at
CSICAL FUN MALI
on tibieh OCC6/100 w: tit 'aerated by the foner -
se RI :
Mire OLIAW, Mr. FR ASSH,_iform , srls of the to
-0.1.:To. 'IL Trooped Mr. J. X, EN .1213. .I.r. J. J.
A.
HERR STOOL.
P A WO -P RTE. Prot. RUM:for 1. E. CRUM..
JCR ETS . ..... • • Fipri cs:11-6.
To be had at tie.. Munn Roms of hears.
Lawton. Lee & Walker. Wm. H Coolaton. and Andre.
end Chickens:go' Piano-forte rooms. Alla,. at the door
on the OVBllille Of the Concert.
Doors open at half put T o'eleok. Commtste at I
o'clock. isst-40
SANDERSON'S EXHIBITION ROOMS.
3 .- 7
Jayne'; Cosamoniretlth CHESTZ{.=
Street. near Sixth
LAST WEEK BUT OVE."U
THE FIN En EXHIBITION N AMitiRICA.
MONDAY EVENING. Jan. 30,
First fleene—View of the Corn of Tanow3s. Second
—Washington at Valley Forge. Third—Naffonal
Fra
sentman. Fourth—The Ftensal City of bows. Ti7:ll
—Napoleon Cmssing the Alfa. with an armt ^f ro±:w
solemn; Nlonk• and Bogs f Mount et. Bernard.
Math—Automaton hope Vaulter. Seventh—Pa - P. at
Bee. Eighth. the Finale—The Steamer Great Eastern.
Admission. 25 cents. Children, IS et/Ma.
Ferformomes every Wednesday and eauPri.Sy After
noons. cornmeneing at 3 eelock. Ettetnit 16.13
aERMANIA ORCHESTRi.—PubIic Re
hearsrat every 8 kTURDAT, at MUSICAL FL - ND
BALL at 334 P. M. Tickets to t” h a; O.
Andre's, and Beak c Lawton', 9lnalo St.rte, and at
the door. ,jll-.7u
IidIETLIS--AACIE.
below THIRD.
LOEBLE PERPoRNIANCE. ALL THIB WZEIC
THE BRIi-ANDY
beserformed.
An encasement watt Tit E ORSEK RHIGAS.
Whose wonderful performances futon:al ere:7 e -
holder. He will introduce bie eelebratect
CANARY Bt. DS AN it Doy Es.
HyRNANIPFZ
will outdo Wm. Tell by Cattirg an Apaie front elf tile
bead of a Bor. at a diatanoe of Cycle feet.
YROPESaOR NICHOLLS AN D SON
will wear la all their JUROIILIALeg uu 1.1% 113 Otyys
pan Art.
Best Performance in lbw country.
rIIESIPLE OF WONDERS.
Northese comer or TENTH s cliVrflirl
Btresta. tireat lad Novel Attraetvm.
dIiJNOR DLI CZ.
• -
l_n_m.deffuLllspeiva az.' V eitr Nnit.
it
EVIRLTION EVERI EVENINCi THE
WEEK.
Comaenew at Di o'clock. and oti Iit r f7DNFZIALT
pad eATL't DAY AFT ERN00:•13 at IL Theca:ideated
Automaton Rope Taulte r. one of the creatett esw of
.Nlechanoan ever exhtb.tedortil sepaar eveee ejthibt
ton. and perform hLs astotoshlue feats.
Adrnme.na :seems. Ctoldren iSsents.
pENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF TILE
AL FINE ARTS.
10:5 CHESTNUT STREET.
It OPEN DAILY, ( Sur..iay exeeotecl.) hoist A.M.
LI; 6P. M.
Wentel—The TestS volume " L'etis Esesetze
Tost.atts Piraa,t.
Masson LS cents Chl:dres aster 12 yes kilt
P rioo .
fibs,. or Ft.ot SSC.
A NNIN'ERSARY OF THE JIaIiCHLkNTS'
s. FUN D.—The ivith anniversary or th , a Asmara
tion no held on W EVLN iNG. Feb.
1. atTS; o'clock, at the ML.ICAL FUND HALL oa
*bleb oecasnost the manual ninon of the Board vt Ua
na se re aril. be read, aad addressers. dells-end b Use
10zErli R. INGERSOLL.
Rev- Dr. BR-41NR* D. anus
OLORGE 1. BuzaY,
Tb• Mar o. b. the G. r IDAPIS bard, wifl Ls tau *it
&root no of CAVIL SRN 1 Z.
Cords of admottoots mg. be bad. rrnotiteasly, bjr op
pl) tog to k.D.II,UN . D E•OI.7DP rt.
N 0.3 PuC.E Etnt4
SAMUEL E. STOKES
O. It °. FRONT Street;
WILLIAM LI."DW TO.
Nu. 34 N. THIRD Ryan.
COMMISSION HOUSES
JOSEPH LEA.
NOS. 123 AND LiO CRESTNIT
Invite.. the attention of the Tre44 to It , ' to of
COTTON. WOOLLEN,
LINEN AND PRINTED GOODS
MADDER PRINTS,
Nor hat aaddark min( trliz, &grist ranaLy from
MESSRS. SANI'L SLATER SONS,
SUTTON MANUFACTURING CO..
MONTESELLO COMPANY. Alio.
TRE ATLANTIC CO.'s MOURNING,
Inoluthag inlay rev otand - .urd Pat!erte
NEAT BLACK & Will ES. PURPLES. LAV.'S.Ic.
SAXON Y & SHEPHERD I" LA/PS. & S.ID r RANDS.
lIIAcK AND ORAYS. AND CIIOIOE DUSTER
T 1 ES.
WOOLLENS.
rANcy CASSIMERES A.c.,
FROM ROCK COM., GLENDALE COM , NEW
ENGLAND COM , CRAW FORD MILLS, BROOK
DALE AND OXFORD MILLS.
EBERHARDT & SONS'
81 PERIOR BLACK DO • SKIN ♦ND 9 iLK
TUREB.
S•tinetti run ultt of et colon Lad cul'i
tee: tet.t JP2E. I Cash,sr<tt.e.
Karaere treed., ~ c a et Lae Lest atue_ke
the enuntr).
AMERICAN" CO' , .
CRASH, !TUCKS, .!IEETI!6S, /cc
PATENT FUR AND SEAL SKIN
COATINGS.
nrs ff VBSTRIBERS,
FOLI AJIENTII rt T rICTID BT/TEI
Na tho abore desenytion of goods of the TE.114.541 - 11
maw/too:ore of
11.6.8F18. EDWIN FIRTH k
HECKAIONDWIK IR, YORKSHIRE. ENO LANA
Are ineptr ns to exhibit sannges of th+ varants 3 .0—
W., and to take o dens (or urnmaotste or fnture eatx
very. In 'Lilt Ott. nor.vertence of the tred.r.
The gods eannot be 1,, r'-ased through tNe rns. .n
-nry m annes m Ensland, and all end,. for the ta.:Zl
btfltea 711119: go throark the tu',..r.7.4sra.
FRAY & GIL,LILAN,
FANFIIMVE, MILLIREI,h TOW:01 - 10.
New Yo-k.
CIIICKERING S SONS, WANT:-
lull , PACTVR 11.9 er Grand and Scup-•, and 1",
rt4lit PIANO FORTES. Warorkadoda. ;17: CIivSTNUT
btteet Pte ooa to let. taken to etc:onto, n. rrd
ropst,tt,. A:Po. to concectica. a fail stock of Pat - c'Ar
Music,. Wive Boots, sto. tail at.ot
pAIN :SON i 1%. It:HOLZ:ON,
BOOKBINDERS,
!SOP. 419 A.l) 3_r MI %O.H. STREET.
Detweea Market and Chestnut 'treats.
PHILADELPHIA.
JAMES PAWSON. JAS. B. liICHOLSON
Jan-ls •
DE LEON, 411 CHESTNUT STREI:I`,
61 , 0 , 11 Fourth. North aide. bail a tine asaor'inn.t
Meerschaum npes. 4.711,ar Tubas. Chen) Sterns. frr,ra'
Walk nil Cnne, ke. 1i:•%4
I)IUNEY LIBE RAL 1.1( ADVANCEi),
TO ANY AX1617.N T—rron Watel-eo. 'eir• r -, ,
N I,.
run-mds, Sliver at., Clnitumx .Al erehl^d:A.l. a- c., fry
«DN ui & Qv.. 0 lizzablu \ed 840rer1.1%.W.c,--rr
HI itp and OAS k LI, &Teets. bekAr LOUllAn.{. Vff, a
130.... 1.,..1.14 A Al .7 P. 11 ..lA_lmii
voulliEßN MoNLIOR RICIOWND
ENQUIRER.—Butoneu than dent.rmt Southern&
Train cnunnnnt do better than to advert we to Sonet , TA
Davao. tnElca N. E. cornet Doc& and Walnut wren.
AV-60
300 BB LS I'l ime 'Halifax and Eastport
Herr:oz. bones See.e.i Herrlog. 5 . 1, 1: 14 i
bbla Wh.to losh, etore nod for goOe
WM. J. TANI OR s. CO..
&SI It 2 and 1:4 ift Tlf tl'hcrce•.
SLATE ROOFING, ac —Whovvcr dcstns
awe Rog nut proyorly ca. or a Ivety cne Tndo
Vett. and Inu.Miltanted. ail too, ircrre, , ,to
by doactlnn to THOMAS GRIFF , N r .clAter.
NINTH and 111UMF$0:t ctretts.
Old Mats purchnted.
fIUDFIBB.-4100 qtls. Extra Grand Bank,
la MOn and for Ws h•
WM. J. TAYLOR & CO..
431 111 And 134 NORTH Whnrwra.
P . V.ENS DENTIST, JEWELLER, SIL
-1-:A VER-PLATER,MACHINIST.Gren-Sraith. Tie
'math Monter, Out-Tater. and Art/an, In
'thou d haraoasorSHA W'S ARTISAN us tk-41 u_VEs.
For 'tit, by ts A In et. SAIL2.I.
jatS trn - 243 RAC; Stroet. Phlhdf Pa.
PICSEb Yi his on r.
Farm is Delaware *cent), Excellent stato,e
and expenanze4 Gram. Awl!, lick 624 WALNLT
Street. ww,rmi nori 410•-• f
SVC-UR-li° U:52: tlll-!s.,
terZirtd NuretsAistini vare
LA Moil