Tula oOnnrs.--SurmEsca COunr-,--Ohlef.Tus-
HOO Lowrie, and Justice's, Woodward and Thomp
kon.—The list was taken up on second calling
yesterday morning, and the following - cases were
ditrillt of :
vs. North Presbyterian Church. Error
to District Court of Philadelphia. Submitted on
gaper books by B. Woodward for plaintiff in error,
and_hy__Sainuel Hood for defendant in error.
Phillips vs. Allen. Error to Common Pleas of
Philadelphia. Submitted on paper books.
Fell vs hiolienry. Error to District Conti of
Pbiledelpida. Argued by C. Oration and J. H.
Perkins for plaintiff in error, and M. P. Henry and
It: C. McMurtrie for defendant in error.
Barnett's Appeal. Certiorari to Orphans' Court.
flubmitted on paper books
In. Worrell vs. Worrell end Woodland vs. El
ellidge,judgments of non pros. were entered. In
the ant named case a rule to show cause why non
prod.-should not bo taken off was subsequently en
tered..
The 2d Rule of the court, section Ist, has been
Impended, by order of court, during the present
'teen, uotil otherwise ordered.
As a great deal of misapprehension exists among
lumbers of the Bar, as to the transfer of oases,
from the first, to the second and third calling, the
'Court yesterday morning stated that It must he dis
tinctly understood hereafter, that eases on the list
knight be transferred from the first to the second
'calling by agreement of counsel, but they would
mot be transferred from the second tothe third call.
tug, without sufficient cause being shown.
A NEir A RUANUEMENT.—An arrangement
der the conveyance of through passengers from
the-North to the South, and vire versa, has
recently been concluded by the Philadelphia
and Trenton and the Philadelphia and Balti
snore Railroad Companies, by which through pas
sengers will bo earned direct between the depots
Of the two companies, without change of oars.
_The arrangement is made with the Fifth and
sa - thatreet, the Thirteenth and Fifteenth street,
and the Girard-avenue Railway. Companies, the
c ars..paiaing directly over the three roads. No
local passengers are to be carried in the oars which
atm between the two depots.
A BiArtirrYr toear,.—During the past week
dhe breadstuff market has been quiet. There has
bean rather an improved export demand for the
beat grades of flour, but rye flour and corn meal
are dull. Shippers of wheat congratulate them
43elves that that commodity has further advanced,
and Meets a steady export demand. Corn is in fair
request at full rates, but oats have a forlorn and
megleoted look. The cotton market is quiet, the
late foreign news producing no Whet whatever.
The demand is rather limited at present. Gun.
roWder remains in state quo.
TUX RESULT or THE 13A NS. RUSPENSION.—NO
tnerled results have fillowed the suspension of
specie payments by -our banks, nor have any such
weettlts been anticipated. The inflation of prices
that many predicted as a result of the suspension
Ina not occurred, at least to the extent looked for.
The rho will no doubt be gradual, and be governed
lsy the increase of paper currency that must inevi
tably be thrown upon the country, and the success
of the military movements that are bolievod to_bo
at hand._
A BOLD Statiuttnunr..--On Thursday evening,
naturnateed Thomas Finn went- np to a lady who
Waspessing along Eighth street, below tihippen,
and deliberately took the shawl from her back.
11:ifficier Marsh was informed of the circumstance
sued soon arrested the thief. The latter was corn
itnitted.
SPIRIT OP TILE FIEEMEN.—Tho Washington
,Fire Company of Fraidtford have shown their
Vatriotism in various ways since the breaking out
of the rebellion. Some time since $5OO was sub
scribed to the Government loan, and this week the
Sum'of $2O was appropriated as a donation to the
Volunteer Refreshment Saloon.
Co nu afternoon Henry
Flanky, 'barged with having passed a counterfeit
one-dollar note, purporting to be issued by the
Citizens' Bank of Middletown, Delaware, had a
bearing before Poliee-Justine Beitlor, and was cora
anitted in default of $1.500 bail to appear at court.
William Young, a youth, charged with bring IM
plicated in a series of burglaries, in the Seventeenth,
Eighteenth, and Nineteenth wards, was also com
mitted.
ADMITTED TO THE PROTESTAMT EPISCOPAL
iMoarrret..—William Vanhern, aged 18 years, an
operative in the employ of Mr. 19hittaker at his
4miLls in Dearer Grove, above Frankford, was yes.
terday admitted into the Protestant Episcopal
ital, with laceration of the left arm. The limb
!woe amputated below the shoulder, and the patient
doing well.
DEATH OF A REEItRITE OirteEn.:-Robert
'Williamson, a member of the Reserve Corps, died
en Thursday evening, after a protracted illness.
ge) resided on Imwronee street, below :George
ills funeral will be largely attended by members
of the police &roe.
THE BATTLE NEAR PORT ROYAL.
FURTHER PARTICULARS
([Correspondence or the New York Express.] ,
PORT ROYAL, Jau. 4, 1962
no affair at Port Royal Ferry, of which I a rote you
pame hurried account on the day of its consummanan,
menu to have been completely successful in accomplishing
the alms of those oho planned it. I have just sucJeedot
In learning, from the most authentic sources, details of
ghat Orturrul there under the direction of the naval
Moen concealed, and jot them down as they are re
ceived, leaving a more finished narrative of what was
performed by the laud fortes for a later letter.
The gunboats Seneca, Capt. Ammon ; Mien, Capt.
..Budd; Pembina and Ottawa, Capt. Stevens; and the
armed transport 'late, temporarily commanded by Lieut.
Barnes, of the ll'aba,h; were all placed under the ordera
Of the captain of the frigate Wabash, C. P. R. Balgere.
The i'eteitino and Ottawa sailed up, to Beaufort on
Tuesday. t 31 et of December, Captaiu_Bedgers
Of the Ot Wee., a1..1 there, late in thylay, wore joined
by the Hale, aftrr,irhich they proceetlea up the tortn
ons Brick=itird creek, which connects Port Royal river
trtth the , Cabenif. At the mouth of this creek they wore
to moot General Stevens, with his land complement. A
Mailer creek, a mrt of arm of the Brick-Yard river,
sear& a. shorter passage to the Coosnw, inserts the
left of the mouth of the Brick-Yard, and through thid,
prabotit half past three o'clock, Captain Rodgers started
with four of the arrived inunches of the Intbash, winch
Bad been !nought along under summand of Lieutenant
17Pehtfr.
daybreak the entrance was reached, and there wore
found about tire hundred men, six companies of the 79th
Now York, and five of the both Pennsylvania, ready to
embark in tints, and crone tinder cover of the guns of the
launches - . This movement was immediately executed,
end with compote success •, no ,nbetacie whatever was
made to the embarkation, which took plectron the plan
tation of Col. Rey ward. A few shots were fired from
the launches, bat no reply elicited. After this lauding,
"Melt was accomplished under the personal inspection
of Gen. Stevens, the troops proceeded at once to move
down the COOSMY ill the direction of Port Royal Ferry.
Skirmishers were thrown ont to ascertain if any force
Of the enemy could be discovered, and about a mile back
from the shore they came upon tents for nearly four hun
dred men, which bad evidently been recently occupied.
No attempt was made by the rebels to hold the spot, and
the skirmishers but ned the encampment, completely dis
lodging the enemy. if any had been there ' without re
ceiving any damage in return. This was the only incl•
dent which distinguished the march to Adams' enema
titm, about two miles further on the road to Port Royal
ferry. It proved, however, the necessity of this division
Of General Stevens' force, and the propriety of driving oil
Any enemy that might otherwise have molested Ida rear.
-Meanwhile, at about daylight, the three gunboats in
Altrlck Yard Creek, w filch had been joined by the two
gummed eteamers, Delaware and Cosmopolitan, each
carrying a regiment of soldiers from Hilton Head (the
Forty-seventh and Potty-eighth Now York, under Lieut.
Col. Frazier, and Col. Percy), wore able to enter the
COMM,. They reached Heyward's. where the Seventy
inlath Regiment was debayking, and passed onwards to
Adams' plantation. Oppbalte, hero, on the Port Royal
island aide, were the Michigan Eighth Regiment, under
Colonel Vinton and the remaining companies of the
Wittieth Poulin Ivan'., under Colonel Crld.
Scows and boats were ready to transport them, and the
imamate proceeded immediately to shell the woods on the
opposite aide, in order to cover the disembarkation. This
swam done with great accuracy, and the troops crossed
Over in boats, while them" on board the transports were
also thrown ashore. Meanwhile, the men who had
landed higher up, and already burned the four hundred
tents, came up with three at Adam' plantation, and by
'noon the whole tore wee ready to proceed, five regi
ments, and the gneboats were signaled to shell the woods
and cover the advance. The launches also proceeded
towards the ferry.
While these movements had been performing, the two
Other gunboats, the &neat and Ellen, which had left
Wort 'Royal harbor at the same time whit their cons
Oorte, bad reached Seabrook, a place on the Coosaw,
about two mites south of Port ]loyal] Ferry, and Is here
the rebels wet e electing a battery. hero the gunboats
threw a quantity of shells and drove out the entrenching
party, when 200 troops that were stationed on Port Boy
s bland, immediately opposite, crossed in mows and
now boata and completed the work of destruction. level
ing the walls of the unfinished fort.
The other tire. gunboats noes-were ready to tire all
Wong the right of our line as it advanced In the direction
Of Port Boyal Ferry. Lieutenant Irwin, of the Wabash,
' , was 'dm sent net, we, with two boat itowitr,ra from the
launghes, to net as light artillery. general Bicycles sent
out the Eighth Michigan Regiment ea skirmishers 011 the
Tight, and soon a firing of field artillery began on our
troops.
In the face of this the Michigan Regiment advanced
Pearly smile up la the woods which el:mem:tied the enema'.
It Was at this thee that they lost a man killed and twelve
wounded, including Major Watson. Their behavior Is
OuiTateally declared to have been admirable. The Airs
tnisbara were also thrown out from all the other yogis
attests, and the Forty-seventh Now York captnred a ride
leriitber along the route was a force of the enemy
about Ave hundred strong, drawn up outside of the
woods, loth(' right of our troops. The information de
lived from the negrota made General elevens aware of
this, and also of the fact that a touch larger body was
litatloned Immediately In Its roar, so that the appearance
of the seven hundied was a mere decoy. The Fiftieth
Pennsylvania attacked this portion and with good suc
cess; It was in fact gradually driving the enemy back
into the WOOdA, when a shell from one of the gunboats,
thrown into the relilst of the rebel crowd, dispersed it at
Once. The shelling then became vigorous, as the entire
force of the enemy in the weeds bolded was scattered,
the Fiftieth Pennsalvarda, of course, notigetting within
reach of the shell, 111:11i retiring to its position In Hue.
This shelling was of the most accurate description,
land there cannot he a doubt that serious logs was omens
Mond. It is estimated that between 2,000 and 3,000
trona% were at this bout drawn up in line between the
woods, and that the Reid battery on its left consisted of
Selz pieces, yet even with this force only the one prolenco
Wu made to come out from under cover.
The main body now proceeded on its way to Port Royal
terry, and the gunboats, having effectually disposed of
the rebels on the right, turned their guns - on the 'art.
Thhiivas completely shelled, but still it was impossible to
know, before it bad been entered, whether or not It was
Mill held. -
. .
Tke ;Seventy-oinfir New York Regiment "wall sent for
%seed s. eddrmlshers, and behaved in a manner extromolY
Creditable. They were, of course, ignorant of the nature
of the reception they shanld meet—there might have been
a large battery ready to open upon them—but they wont
on without flinching No force was Inside. Th 3 other
trT
ps followed, and the work.was immediately occupied.
fleyenty-ninth ran up tito American flag, and at the
game time the Roundhead (Pennsylvada) regiment
crowed the river, 'hero about tea hundred yards wide,
t alba ferry boats ; tare comphnies of pioneers also canto
lower, and began immediately to demolieh the st ells. The
tort was a bastioned field-pork, and had apparently been
asoweted bras many as aoven or eight guns. Only ono
okl En fah bednYtell.ponnder, marked °Berens Rex, re
, the negroes declared that the others had peen
Zezeinvki early on the morning of the fight, as soon us
union troop were known to be landing. The plattorm t
Milt ttenalned, but no carriages.
The troops hod possession of the work by nightfall,
and the gunbouts closed in both from above and below
the Yen/ the Seneca and the Mien were, hoe over,
Onside to get do near as the others.
' The work of destroying the'tnt was continued during
-port of the night. The Muses noon by the rebels for
Winery purposes were lmrned, and no reply mode by
likte Pihelit. No attempt to Interfere pith our proceedings
Unity way' occurred. The arrangements were all carried
tint to the rompletest manner. The behavior of the
Volunteers wee, without exception, excellent. Thu gen
ii/oak, of course, were in no danger, but their practice
INS leGalliter and admirable,
On the morning of the 21, as the fort bad been com
ipleasly lent d, and the public property deetroyed, the
WO* ofdebarkation began. It was at one time supposed
that a movement of the enemy wee contemplated in order
So embarrass - the volunteers at this juncture, and or
-0011111124 the aunboata began shelling the woad, in all
directions, in order tb Over the landing. If, however,
gay movement had really been intended, it amounted to
nothing more then it demonstration by skirmlehers, and
iNclesozaidi.red dubious.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THE MONEY MARKET.
PHILAMILPHIA, January 10, 1862.
The Stock market to-day was excited and buoyant.
State fives sold at 79 at the first board and afterwards
rose to 80, Interest off. Catawissa preferre'll advanced to
8,4 i and closed with that price bid for more. Beading
railroad shares, under the combined influence of twenty
thousand tons increased tonnage for the week, and the
excited market, advanced to 19%. Pennsylvania Reil
and shares rose to 39k. For. Lehigh Navigation Loan
162 was bid without being supplied, and for Morris Ca
nal preferred 112 k was bid. North Pennsylvania cou
pon bonds sold at 60, coupons on, equivalent t o a b out 81
for the regular bond. Long Island is very strong, 10%
belisg bid without being supplied. It is said that the
prospects and condition of this road were never more
flattering.
At the Second Board, City Sixes sold at ink for the
new, a rise of 2.34 since yesterday. After largo sales at
the advance, they closed at 92k bid.
Minehill Railroad stack sold at 40%, an advance of 1%
upon the last quoted sale.
- Pennsylvania Railroad First Mortgage Bonds sold at
99, an advance of 1.
Schuylkill Navigation Sixes, 1862, rose from 61 to 62k.
Little Schuylkill Stock advanced from 9 to 10.
Elmira Baihoad shares roes to 6, and Madre preferred
to Mx.
A singular fact in the change of the Stock market is to
be noted—namely, that while our market hag, for the
past two days, been rampant here, the market in Now
York has been dull, and with very little change in prices.
Late advices from New York this afternoon, however,
show that the contagion has this time boon caught from
Philadelphia, and their market closes as excited as ours.
Messrs. Drexel it Co. make the following quotations of
the rates of exchange to-day :
New York parcel-10 prem.
805t0n.... parol-10 prem.
Baltimore parox disc.
American gold 4 kes4k prem.
The inspections of Flour and Meal in Philadelphia,
during the week ending Jan. 9,1862, were as follows:
Ralf Barrels of Superfine 328
Barrels of Superfine 18,768
do Fine 162
do Middlings 64
do Rye 740
do Corn Meal 495,
do Condemned. 2
The following is the amount of coal shipped over the
Huntingdon and Broad Top Mountain Railroad during
the week ending 'Wednesday, January 8, HO:
The New York Post of this evening says:
The stock market exhibits great firmness. and every
department of the list responds to the new developments
of the financial question. There is no special exci:emont
In any of the leading stocks, but prices seem to bo stoaddy
end quietly conforming to the currency baste. There is,
probably, some private information in Wall street rela
tive to the progress of the financial bills before Congress,
as the tone at the close is very strong, with considerable
pressure to buy.
Among the strongest of the Western stocks were Mt
chigan Central and Toledo. Tho large earnings of these
lines are bringing forward new buyers.
After the Beata prices were much higher. New York
Central is selling freely at 82, Edo 34X, Alichigan Oen.
trot 60x, Rock Island 58, Toledo 34,11.
Wo noticed yesterday the extraordinary firmness in
railroad bonds. This is still more noticeable to-day,
seine descriptions having undergone a further advance of
1,2, and 3 per cent. Delaware and Lackawanna firsts
aro MO bid, Mahlon firsts 108,q, Elio firsts 106, Erie
fourths 70, Toledo and Wabash seconds 60, New York
Central sixes 95X.
State stocks are !inlet, but steady, Virginias, North
Carolinas, Louisiana., and Georgia, are very scarce, and
seem to have found a resting plate to abide the issue of
the struggle between Union and Secession. Tennessee!!
and Missouris aro without much change in price.
The money market le growing easier, and 0 per cent. is
the ruling rate on Bret-class collateral!). Five and sefen
per cont. are the extremes, though considerable business
is still done at 7 per cent.
Philadelphia Sloe
January
k Exchange Sales,
10, 1862.
En, Philadelphia Exchange
• OAIIII.
1 Philadelphia Bk. 87 10 Hazleton Coal— 39%
obtl4oo Penne 5s a&.1" 70 20 d0...........39%
4 Penne R 37% 10 d0............39X
9 d0............37X 8 do . . ...*
26 do. cash. 37X 50 Catawitea R._.
1
10 do 37X 27 du.— Prfed. 5
3 do. ..... .caah. 37X 30 If Penne R...b5. 6
10 do. .cash. 37X 3000 do 6s Coup on 66
50 do _ 88 1000 City Co new... 91%
10 do ' 38 50• Long TWA R 2dys 10%
12 d0............38 3000 Rhein% R 7e.... 66
20 do .. . .... 38 80 Read R 0 .5 P... 18...;(
1000 Penne Coup 55... 85 Ijlj 50 do o.k P—.. 187 E
3000 do .. . ... 86 -- 50 do cash. 18X
6 Lehigh .......... 87,4 25 Delaw'o Div 2dya. 39%
BETWEEN BOARDS.
6 Ilarrleburg
renna •• • •
94 do-
....
5 Cam &Am ...124X
4000 Penns 5H Ch P.. id;(
2 Lehigh Scrip.... 97%
BOARD.
1080 Potma B. lot mtg. 93
2000 d0....15t mtg 03
3000 d0....1Ft mt¢ 93
2000 Se N Im Os bswn 74
500 city Os new 92
1000 do.. now 92
IEOO do.. vow 92 ):
2000 do —now 92h
850 do ..... ..'82.. 02
100' do ..'82.. 02
600 do '82.. 633
60 Long Island 8... 103
3 457
2 do 401‘
2 Lehigh Scrip.... 31X
0 _do 37
100 D Morris Cnual 63.. 92
3(00 d 0.., n0w.... 92, 1 ‘
1000 d0....n0w.... 923
2030 d0..new...:.. 92X
530 do..new. 92X
2800 do—new gas. 80
300 do...new 923
100 do.. new....• 92X
600 do.. non - 923
2000 d0...n0w-- 92 x
29 Little Bch 1t.... 10
10 Elmira K....b5. 6
100 do ..... ....bb 0
5 do ...L5103(.
5 Cat:mina P. Prof 63‘
OAIII/8.
200 do..ueo , ..... 92% i
10031ead 19 18%
150 d 0... b 5 &Int. 18)61
100 d 0.... b 5 &Int 18A
70 Fenno .16.. ... . 39A
AFTEIt
9 Lehigh Navigation
CLOSING P
Bid. dsk.
LT S 6s 1881.... 89 90
Yhfts 64 .•• .... . 84 88
Pblla eis 8..... 84 80
Nina 611 new... 02A 93
Penns 55..1.... 79% 79%
Beading B. .. 'lB% 18%
flouting 11d5 . ;70 84% 89
frdg 11l 61'80'48 92 05
Read DI 68'86.. 74
Penns It 88% 88%
Penns /1 2d m 011 86
Morris CI Con.. 36
ktorris CI Praf.ll2
Sob Nav 62A 83
Bch Nat Imp Go 74 75
Bob Nav Mock. 4% 6
Soh Nev Pref... 12%
Elnitta 6%
' BIOE3- 'IIIM
BM. 42k.
Elmira B Pref. 103/ 11
Elmira ie '78... 64.4 60
Long Island B. 103 log
Leh Ct & Nay.. 62 53
Leh GI & N 6crp ST 81 g
Penns o -
N Penns 11 Os.. 62 65
N Penns 105... 78 80
Catavrimall Con I ..
_ .
' Catowlosa Prof.. 6,}j 63
Pan &South 38
24 &3d eta 11.3. 46 ..
t==tl
W Philo R.... bOM 51,V
Swann t; Pino.. 834 9
'Green & Coates 17 ..
change—Jan. 10
New York Stock
FIRST
3000 U S 63 'Bl reg... 887[
1000 . 11 S Oa 89 75
10000 do 89%
500 Oregon W L X y 84 76
1000111 Cenreg 77
1000 10 Jut Imps.... 78
1000 Mich n S 8....w 5 78
4000 Virginia Ss 49%
16000 Missouri 41.1.
18000 do 41 X
20000 do. ..515 41X
IEOO California St 7e. 77X
6000 do . 77%
1000 N Y Cen 68..... 05
1600 N Y Cen Is 101
1000 Erie 3d mtg 'B3. 90
5000 do ~.510 90
14000 Erie 4th mtg .bd 79
3000 Hod 116 ... OD
3000 Mich Con let... 50
1000 Chi 13 at IQ Bs..
. 93
5000 Chi N lat.. 39x
5000 L Erie k VT let. 75%
10 Br1)R prefd 56
475 do 5616
630 do.. 5034
150 do Y, 57
20 Um'lent 12 12%
10 .do 13
50 do 13%
100 do .....b3O 18%
50 Illicit Cent R...... 49
100 do .....1030 00
100 do .... blO 50
142 do b 3 50
40 Mich 3 & 20%
100 do 20%
400 Melt S . 42
100 Galena & 00%
50 Choi & Toledo .e3O 36%
100 do 364(
300 do 35%
100 do .....b39 35%
200 do 530 30 4 i
200 do 30'N
200 do b 7 36%
10 051 d: R R ...... 52%
50 C B & 57%
15 do 57dd
100 do ... .500 53%
50 111 & P 10%
11 51 & P duo Ist Pf 00%
0 5111 & e due 2d Pf. 02
.513 k of St of b 7 X. 75
5 American Exßk 77
200 Pao Mail U 5.... 00
60 do ....el° 00
100 N Y Central..ba 131%
275 do Sl3
100 do 81 n I
50 Erie B ,V I
CITY ITEMS.
- LECTURE BY REV. Dn. CHAPIN.-011 Monday
evening, the closing lecture of the People's Literary In
stitute course, for this semen, will be given at Concert
Hall, by the Rev. E. H. Chapin, D. D., of New York.
ills numerous friends and admirers in Philadelphia will
be pleased to learn that he has recovered from the illness
which deterred him Irons meeting his engagement to lec
ture in this city in December. Tine wilt most probably
be the last opportunity of hearing Dr Chapin in Phila
delphia for some months, u high, with the known fact that
the lecture he-proposes to deliver on a The People " is
one of his grandest efforts, we may safely predict, will
secure for him an immense audience. We advise our
renders to procure their tickets early.
PEP• ALFRED TAYLOR'S SECOND LECTURE.—
hlr Taylor's second lecture, at Concert Ball, on " the
Boly Land," on T need sy evening, was largely attended.
The subject on this occasion was " Up and Down Pales
tine," and use presented In a very interesting manner.
The riewi showed the principal points of interest In the
lloly Land with great clearness. In alluding to the Po
litical ldstory of the Israelites, Mr. Taylor spoke of Jero
boom, the great seceder of ancient times, as the Jeff
Dan to of the Hebrews, and drew a parallel between the
discontented Ephralmites and the rebellious South Caro
linians. He also dwelt on the fact that the seceding tribes
were scattered to the lour winds, so that not a trace of
than could now be found with certainty. From tho en
thusiastic applause which tho audience gave, wo had no
rt on, for ticnibt that they all hoped thefutare of Secession
dom might be as disastrous.
dlr. Taylor announced, at the close of his lecture, that
he has in preparation is course of Lectures on Rome,
Egypt, Nineveh, etc., which, we have no doubt, will be
eagerly listened to.
FANCY Goons EMPORII3I.—Mess - rs. Sitters
A; co., at their " Central Light Emporium," No. 35
North Eighth street corner of Filbert, have added to
their large assortment of Lamps for burning Kerosene
Oil—the finest stock in the city—nn elegant variety of
Fancy Goode, useful, ornamental, durable, and they are
selling them at astonishingly low prices. For Lamps or
Fancy Goods, this Is Me place to buy the best goods at
moderato prices.
VANSANT'S FINE FRUIT AND CONFECTIONS.—
The ilnett stock of French and A merlcan Confectionery
in this country, is that of Mr. A. L. Yansant, at his
elegant now store, Chestnut street, second door below
Ninth. In manufacturing, be' sees only the purest loaf
sugars, and has his drying rooms heated with hot air
to avoid dust. His steak of flue foreign and domestic
fulls is luscious and tempting, embracing at all times
all the choicest varieties.
CRAVATS, SCARFS, AND NECK-TIES, are SO
Important and conspicuous an nettle of gentlemen's
apparel that too much care cannot be taken In selecting
them. The place, of all others, to buy them, Is at the
Cravat Store of Mr. J. A. Eshleman, northwest corner
of Chestnut and Seventh streets. Mr. Eshleman has
reduced neding people to a science.
A SUGGESTION TO OUR READERS.—WO know
of no . nay In which so much domestic bliss can be par
chased with so small a sum, as by taking home to wife
and little ones a budget of choice confections—always
remembering, that the finest, purest, and most delicious
to be bad are those manufactured and sold by Messrs.
E. G. Whitman & Co., Second street, below Chestnut.
Their place is a favorite resort for the general public, .
STRANGE COINCIDE - SOC.—It is a singular fact
that Messrs. Mown and Slidell, whose mission to Eng.
land was all Moonshine, left Fort Warren in the "Star.
light."
It Is stated that cotton is to bo cultliatod eXtennisely
in the Sandwich Wands. If the negro is indeed a descen
dent of Ifear, we ehonid think that jn,t the place for him
would he among the Sandmichers.
We have recently had one office loor listed with Hating,
of colors comprising the red, Milk., and blue—kindly fur
nished ris for the purpose, by ono of the cutters of Stokes'
"one price" Clothing Store, under the Continental, and
it attracts some notice —a friend remarking that he never
knew a time when there was so much 'listing done with
the BA White, and Dine, as there is at present.
THE PRESS. -PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 11, 1862.
Now roux, January 9 , 1862
J. W. Forney, Esq., Bailor of The Press:
DEAR SIR : I lost a pass-book in ueptom
ber, containing valuable Clovernment papers, Am. I
might advertise it forever, and to no purpose; but a
short editorial notice in a conspicuous column might be
of great service in its recovery—thus :
Losr—ln the month of September, botwoon Ilarris•
burg and Washirgton, a large black paas•book. If tho
finder will send it hero to me in Now York city by E.
prees ho will be liberally rewarded.
Major S. A. DEFOE' , U. S. A.
DRIED FRUITS OF A SUPERIOR QUALITY—
Our readers will fiud at the store of Mr. C. 11. Dlattaon,
dealer in fine faintly groceries, Arch and Tenth streets,
His general stock of groceries is got up with special re
ference to the wants of people who appreciate, and do
eiro to nee the boot articles the markets of the world
afford iu that line.
A GENERAL ADVANCE.—WO hear rumors
from Washington of movements which indicate a general
advance of the Union fories. Brown is to advance on
Pensacola, Wool on Norfolk, McClellan and Burnside on
Richmond, Banks on Charlestown, Buell on Hnshrilio, and
'Meek on Memphis. This report may be more guess- •
work q but we are, at least, certain that there is no a ,
r auto in (ho price of the elegant and substantial game ,„:„,
for soldiers and cis inane, made at she Brown Stoul
Clothing Hall of Bockhlll & Wilson, Nos. 603 and 605x'
Chestnut street, above Sixth.
THE CHANGE OF UNIFORMS.—The recent
change in the uniforms of our troops is made as a ttioa
sure of economy. Sky•bluo cloth has taken the place of
dark blue, and officers aro allowed to wear the largo
raped light blue cavalry .16vercoat. Specimens of those
now uniforms can Ito neon at the Mammoth Clothing
Establishment of Granville Stokes, No. 609 Chestnut
street, who has also on hand an extensive variety of
fashionable winter garments, all of which are selling at
sacrificing prices.
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
VP TO 12 0 2 0 LOON. LAST warm
CONTINENTAL HOTEL—Ninth and Chestnut sta.
T C Theaker, Wash, I) C R S Snmborn, Chicago
J K [bitterly, New Orleans W A Burleigh, Dacotah Ter
M Hurls, New York A Robertson, Now York
O 11 Lincoln, New York CI W Towney, New York
II 1) Smoch &la,N J Dr E B P Belly, USA
W Fit mstone, Easton 111 Mengel A la, Reading
S Cole, Chicago Mr Adams A la, Hass
I S Morse ch. wt, Mass E F Spearing, New York
R Frame, Delaware C L Lumberton, Harrisbg
Hon J Fenno), flarriabg Hon F Bound, Harrisburg
Hon J H Robioeou, Harrisbg F L Hitchcock, Harrisburg
F 11 Scott, U 8 A G B Colboy, Now York
I S Pottor A la, Boston S Willeston we, Mass
Miss Witleston, Mass Mrs W B Wilieston, yt
E N Phelps & In, Conn F PI Brown & la, Conn
L B Chapman & In, Conn N F Drake A la, Corm
It Fox A In, Connecticut I Pain° & la, New York
Mies Dunn, Boston John S Twelia. Phila.
J Ening, Martland A J Barrett, Delaware
J 0 Sterem, Now Amoy JA. Illutancl, Loncastor
H Crotert, Connecticut T H Baines, New York
J Southgute, Virgiulq W Nibbe, New York
W Scott, New York H N Beckwith, New York
W Carpenter, Lancaster W G Webb, Baltimore
11l II o%ens, Wash, D C C M Stead, Pros', El
D Stead, Dray, It I II GI Thornton & ly, N Y
J 1 Slatei, New York Him Slater, New York
D Blarney & wife Him Buftbsta
Mrs B S Bartlett Mrs J D Ames, Maryland
Rev G Bttong NY BE Halter, Usc s
E P Terlume &ly,New Ycrk T A W Heath S ly, N Y
Dlles Yentli S: Dieter, N Y B C Miller A; ly, Now York
E Furring b: la, N Y Mine Furring, New York
Mee OGram, New York B Fowler, Now Jersey
A H Grote, Allegheny co Clt Earley, Elk co, Pa
C E Gregory & m,Jersoy City Liout McConnell, N Y
T H Canfield it In, Wash Miss Ruars, Washington
J E Jolinbton, II 6 N II Gregory, New York
W M Harker Now York A Judion Decker, N Y
T V Taker, blow York Lieut W 11 Dumont
P E Lockwocd A In,N F W A Bats, Baltimore
E W Ryerson, New York A J Brown, Now York
Li A Cole, Chicago G %V Pettey, Boston
J O Tato, Newt York
H McCormick, Penna
Geo J Aminhi, Baltimore A H Light, U S A
Win I) Snow, Rotten .1 0 Ilobeon, New Yoik
B F Parlett, Baltimore L N Perry, Providenco
A ‘,l edge, Newark Wm Belcher, New Loth
Wm S 'Roberts, New York John B Sarong, New York
II I) Storm, New York A H Bringion, Conn
8 W Murray d la, N York Mite M Moore, Hartford
C W Barker, Pa It B Ilinsley
A Stewart E Littlefield
W S Slater, Rhode !eland Aliso 11 W Slater, R Island
Benj Jlllllel3 & wr, Boston 'Dr C E Tnrr di la, Md ,
Nice N Simmons, lilar,)lanil Thus \V Fisher, Mut ylaud
S Ornood, New York G W Lawrence, Maine
Geo H C Neal, Baltimore D Comstock, Connecticut
It Spear, Now Raven
MERCHANTS' HOTEL—Fourth st., below Arch.
Mrs T D Smith A eon, Boston Wm S Scull, Now Jersey
A G Smith, Now York R C Kimball, Ohio
A Voile Bethlehem lit Blaney, Aehlatul, Pa
Hon E D Pram ford, 281Mititu Hon S Fuller, Uniontown
Hon J W Brown, Harrisburg Hon W S Roes, Harrisburg
Dr E Wallace, Reading Wm Donabower, Reading
T Oek, New Hampshire D W McCauley, Now York
Bon J E Meredith, retina F Parker, Massachusetts
B D Barron e Pennu B B Strunk, Tint. co, Pa
J B Miles, 'Plena co, Pa H A Snow, Bost",
G W Hones, Boston T F Ilaneroft, Lyon, Mass
Copt J McConnell, US A S 0 Brown A lady, Penni,
John ?dollop, Ban Francisco J A Allen, New Haven
E M Schrock, Harrisburg Geo W Householder, Penno
E A Eby, New Jersey
AMERICAN HOTEL—Gheetnut st., above Fifth
S l' Downy, New York W Dennison, Washington
S R RI. an, Illinois W Spencer, Pennsylvania
J G Noker, Pittsburg D W Morrison, Chester
Thee Long, Summit Hill Alex ➢filler, Summit Hill
Wm Long, Stunmit Hill Corn Seaman, Maryland
J T Budd, klaiyland B. M Mills, Elaine
Thus G Brinton, New York L N Hard, Chicago
.1 E Dougherty, Del co, Pa
BT. LOUIS HOTEL—Chestnut street, above Third
A Winterenat, N Jersey John Quarles, U S N
A Mitchell, St Louis K Striker, Now York
S Luririgl), St Paul C Phipps, Penns
O Martin, Now York A Cnllln, New York
G Samson, Hartford J Dole, Boston
C Pennington, Now York David Pennington, Ohio
Lieut G 0 Brotherton J Dolin
THE UNION—Arch street, above Third.
II Talmage, Penne Miss 0 Howard, Penne
S Crosier, Albany, 1 , 1 Y &lad-Junks=
T E Cropper, 31 It, Del J Q MAIII9, Phllada
Vol mon Ot...sallff-_Taroflittla John it Barton, Del co
R hertz, Easton
MADISON HOUSE—Second streot, 6bovo Market.
J W Walker, Stroudeburg E Ellenberger, Strou•leb'g
A Carhart, Md J LT Shinn, N Jersey
David Rne, Freeliold,N .1 O W Shine, Freehold, N
Jar Rue, Freehold, N J I 6 W Reynolds, Del
E Woodall, Hart land Moses Rush, Clayton
W D Large, Taylorsville N Taylor, Tat lamina
A H Reeder, retina J Fell, Mechanicsville
Chu E Permit Calvin Trout, England
John Thomson, Ohio
NATIONAL HOTEL—Race area, above Third.
Enos Tolan, Mauch Chunk J M Laird, Pennsylvania
II J Boater, Pennsylvania P Anthony, New Jersey
C Metutoab, Doylestown IT W Watson, Doylestown
Major W Bichle, Pottsville Sand Renck, Lebanon
J Bender, Lebanon .51167 A Neil, Woodbury
Mrs Colston, Woodbury Miss Colston, Woodbury
C H Braun, Woodbury L To nolin, Bonding
Chas 1' Balm, Bucks co Miss J Kennedy, Ponna
BTATEB ITNION--Market street, above Sixth.
A ll,Ee ing, Carlisle Wm Dearman, Pones
Miss Martha Buchanan, Pa J Beaver, Penney Waffle
J Kennedy, Lendisburg B F Russell, Elmloton
Jos Elder, Pittsburg Wm II Walt, Latrobe, Pa
J GLellinewall, Bewark, NJ C P Fisher, Bealsburg
Thos E Watt, Latrobe, Pa a Shewsberry, Pcnoa
W . B Mendenhall, Coatesville J B McClees, Atlantic City
COMMERCIAL—Sixth alroot, abovo Chestnut.
Jamul Irvine, Chester co John W Andel eon, N York
Wm J Smedley, Penne F Gardner
Semi F 55'ylie, Baltimore J A Hook, Baltimore
W B Winter, Philadelphia It Paine, Stark co, 0
A B Heideman, Columbia John W Andereon, N York
Thos Walter, Chester co, Pa Chas Britton, Trenton, N J
BARLEY BEIRAP--Secondetreet, below Vhae.
E Bilker, Phillipsburg, N J 3 Johnson, Newark, N
kir Kauffman, Panne A E Hogeland, Boatletou
(I W Carver, West Chester J Strollecker, Union co
Wm Penrose, Byberry, Pa J Hamilton, Linnberville
J Corson, Forestville, Po J Cadwallader, Fox Chase
.TE Perry, Attleboro' J B Terry, La haaka
Joe Anderson, Newtown Justice Mitchell, Hatboro
John Romney, North P R R Wash Bow, Mlddlotown, Pa
J T Dungan, Bubtleton, Pa A T Duffield, Davisellte
A Wetherlll, Attleboro, Pn Meld rtooz, Carverevlllo
Mee M Terry, Pennn 6 Meredith, Doylogown
Mr Mrere, hlilltown Chas Backman, N &my
Mrs L Andereon, Centreline
BLACK DEAR—Ttnra greet, above Callowhill.
Reuben Mover, Allentown' Reuben Knatos, Allentown
Oro W Wolf, Danboro Henry 8 Rorer, Olney
Joe TOMIIIIFAITI, Byberry D A Adler, 1'011)101)ton%
W Ruppert, Pennallvanla Chas Neale, Yardley Mlle
A Long, Pennsylvanin Roht Borrouglut, Nest town
1' It Brunner, Doylestown V W Illgony, Doylestown
Lyle Nelson, Middletown 8 A Heald, Yardley solo
Wm Brumbeek, Pa S E Broadhuret. Pa
John Valuated:den, Pa John Willard, Northamptn
Wm Smith, Easton Sato/ 'Hayden, Euston
J T Epler, SI D, Lecrport,Pa Jacob Diane k da, I'a
MOUNT VERNON HOTEL—Second ok, eb. Arch.
Harrow & In, Pa Chan 11) Wnlsou, Pa
Jon lllntlle, Pa Jos 0 Donutlob Now York
Geo Dick, Mur)land
BALD EAGLE—Third etreet, above Callowhid.
W DLuckenbach,BethlehemJos Butler, Bethlehein
Jacob Rittenhouse, Penne K Moser, Allentown
Samuel Kinsey, Onekertown Wm Beans, Dinka co
Chatlee Stapler, Bucks co .
REVERE ROUSE—Third street, above Raw.
S a Pollard, Ilarrhbarg D Thorp, Non• Jersey
ISIARINE INTELLIGENCE.
sta- flan?, FOUBTII PAGE
OLICABED
Behr Palltany, Compton, Boston, R it Powell.
Sir nos Sparkr, Allen, New York, Miran.
Sir J Bbriver, Dennis, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
(Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchange.)
LEWES, Dol., Jan. 10.
Tho hark Imperndor, from Pernambuco, cud prize
schooner Allen Dell, from Nassau, NP, arrived at the
lirerilm liter this morning,
Yours, &c.,
JOHN P. 2SABSEIALL
MEMORANDA
Stcarnship lincimenta, Schwerin'', at New York yes
terday tram Bremen.
Bark Amy, Ilanusond, arrived at Genoa 18th ult. from
Gloxgow.
Bark Midas, Palfray, at Now York yesterday from Rio
do Janeiro.
Behr H Townsend, Patterson, sailed from Buenos
Ayres 2d Nov for Patagonia.
Behr W C Mershon, Cole, cleared at Now York yostar.
day for Key West.
Behr Mary Prico, Blizzard, cleared at Now York yes
terday for Wilmington, Del.
Behr (tract. Girdler, Clark, hence, arrived at Boston
9th
Behr Joe Maxfield, May, cleared at Bolton nth Mat. for
Philadelphia.
Behr L A May, Baker, from tilalem for Philadelphia, at
Newport Bth that.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
JOHN L. CAPEN WILL COMMENCE A
COURSE. OF TEN LECTURES on Practical Phrenology at
the Cabinet, 022 Chestnut street, soon. Having had
much experience in teaching and in tho application of
Phrenology, and an extensive Cabinet for illustration,
Mr. Capon will guarantee satisfaction to every member of
his clam. Particulars at the Cabinet. Tickets for Geni4
$2, do. Lady, $l.
Examination of Character, Talent, Health, &c., with
[alike, day and evening. Families visited whoa re
quested. ja9.3t
NEW GOODS FOR HOUSEKEEPERS,
comprising a general assortment of Housekeeping arti
cles, with many new improvements And inVelltiollB for
Housekeepers , me. Also, a number of fancy articles,
suitable for Holiday presents. Selling at reduced prices,
to suit the times, by E. S. PARSON .4 CO.,
dolS•tf Corner of DOCK and PEAR Streets.
CARD PRINTING, BEST AND CHEAPEST
hi the City, at 34 South THIRD Street.
OIROULAR PRINTING, Boat and ()heap* to the
Otty, at 34 South THIRD Street.
ON THE DEATH OF PRINOE ALBERT.
DT TIM BARD OF TOMCR MILL,
Pale Beath, with equal march, invades
The lofty halls of regal pride,
Or penetrates the lowly ehades
Where want and wretchedness abide.
Ile marks the consort of a queen,
The Mir of an Illustiioue line,
And with his ghastly hand unseen,
The King of Terrors gives the sign
Disease, obedient Wills call,
To seize the rot al victim, flies;
Though guards unnumbered crowd the hall,
Tho blow is struck, the victim dies.
Ills vassals called him „Ise and brave,
Ilut fate, relentless, never spared;
Wisdom and ',elm. cannot nave
When filo dutroyer's arm to bared.
Albert ; thy virtues wo confess;
Thy doom, untimely ; we lament;
Talents thou WO, and worth no less,
- And many n fair accomplishment.
Bat every countryman of ours
-4-l• With proudest princes may compare,
Rho but uses 1%011 his powers,
And decent garments strives to teaser.
To comply with the last requisition, visit Tower Hall,
and procure, at trifling expense, garments suited to the
dignity of an Ame.ican Solereign." Winter Goods
closing out at oats ems)) low prices. Military uniforms
made to order at short notice. TOWER Ifera., No. 518
'MARKET Street, Philadelphia.
1 It BENNETT 5: 00.
HELDIBOLD'S UNIVERSALLY APPROVED
EniEDY.—Compound Extinct Iluchu cures Diseases of
the' Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Weakness, &c.
Read the advertisement lu another column. nob-tbs
DR. ROBERTSON'S VEGETABLE NEI:I'-
0175 CORDIAL ; or,
NATURE'S GRAND RESTORATIVE,
The great remedy for all Nervous Complaints, Debit•
ty, Prostration, Lowness of ;birds, &c. Price $l.
For tale by DYOTT cic CO.,
No. 232 North SECOND Street,
Depot for all Popular Medleint.si
ONE-PRICE CLOTHING, OF THE LATEST
STYLES, made intim Bost Manner, expressly for RETAIL
SALES. LOWEST Selling Prices marked in Plain
Figures. All Goods made to Order warranted satisfac
tory. Our ONE-PRICE. SYSTEg is strictly adhered to.
All are thereby treated alike.
se22-1y JONES & CO., 604 MARKET Sheet.
MARRIED
bfoLEOD-111MTIS.—On Thursday - , January 9th, at
the First Baptist Church, by the Rev. J. Harvard Castle,
George t. McLeod, M. P., to Lizzie E. daughter of the
late Joseph I. Burtis, En.
ALLEN—SE I. (ANA N.—On Wednoadny averring, Jan.
nary Bth, by the Roy. Thomas Johnston ' at his residence
in Mantua; Mr. David Allon, of Philadelphia, to Miss
Rachel M. Sullivan, of Now York city. [Now York pa
pers piano cony).
lIIRS(SII—ItivIPSNYDER.—December 25h,1831, by
this lit Rev. Bishop Potter, leidor Hirsch to Idiss Rate
Relfsnyder, all of this city.
MILES—CHURCH.—On Thursday morning, Jan. oth,
by Rev. Wm. 11. Brisbane, Mr. Wm. K. 1111los, of Por
tage, Wis., to Miss Mary L. Church, of this city. 4 e
YOUNG—BEAITMONT.—On the fah instant, by She
Rev. Geo. W. ellownian, Mr. Janina E. Young to Miss
Lydia M. Beaumont, both of this city. et
DIED
TOMlSS.—Bmhletily, on the fith instant, llarth
e.
Tmln , , at lirnitol, Pa., in Ilia 85th your other ago.
MASON.—On Thumlay morning, Jan. 9th, 1862, Mrg.
Hanigth B. Mason, relict of the late Culviu Mason, In the
60th Tear of la r age.
Iler friends are incited to attend her funeral on Satur
day, llth instant, at 2 o'clock, P. M., from the rosidonca
of her son-in lasv, Isaac S. Smyth, No. 714 North Tenth
street, V, About further notice.
ELLIB.—On the morning of the Bth inst., rifler a short
bet eevero illness, Daniel O. Ellis, of Dordentown, N. J.,
In tho 72d dear of his ego.
The relatives and friends of the fatuity are retpectfully
invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of hie
sister, Mrs. Martha G. Schryer, No. 41.8 Yraul;Hu street,
Move 11'd this (Saturday) afternoon, the 11th in
stant, at I without further notice.
15101IGAN.—On Wednesday evening,. January Bth
Mary Mot gnu, relict of the late William Morgan, in the
82d year of her age.
Funeral from her Into residence, Radnor township,
Delon are count), on Monday morning 13th inst. nt 10
o'clock.
WILKINSON.—On the 6th instant, Henry Wilkinson,
aged 62 years.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 1121 South Second
al~eet, on Sunday afternoon, at 1 o'clock.
. . . .
FERAT.—On tho ith ink, Margaret, wife of Chug
A. Fora.
Funeral from the residence of her sister, Mary Slevin,
No. 803 Pareyunk row', below Catharine, this (Satnr.
day) morning, at b o'clock. tt
WILSON.—On the 8111 inst., Orra G. Wilson, infant
daughter of Josso and Judith Wilson, in the 4th year of
her age.
Funeral front the residence of For parents, north
west corner Front and Vine ascots, this (Sahirday) morn
ing, at 7 o'clock.
1311 OWN.—On the Mt Instant, Mr. Wm. Brown
Funeral front Lin late reaklence, N0.142-Edst atdearcet,
below Fat owl, on Sunday afternoon, at 1 o'clock.
CONNELLY —On the Sth Ingant, John Cttkelly, aged
40 3 earn.
Funeral from his Into residence, No. 527 Oebrcy street,
bet,een Twenty-foul th nod Trimly-fifth, below Spring
Garden, on Sunda) afternoon, at 1 o'clock. tt
PEVA ULT.—On the Bth instant, inn Eliza, daughter
of Philip and Catharine flevault, agel29 years
Funeral from the residence of her ritrents, Twentieth
street, above Columbia avenue, this (B...nrday) after
noon, at 2 o'clock, ',Mont further notice.
FOPLESS.—On the Oth instant, hire. Priscilla Fopless,
in the 74th year of her age, relict of Captain Henry loPs
less, of Wilmington, Del.
Funeral from the residence of her son.dn-lats Mr.
Edward T. Miller, No. 341 Christian street, thin(Satur
day) afternoon, at 2 o'clock. ie
G A SEIT.L.—On the 7th instant, Cooper D. Gaskill, on
orJo.epn B. and Mary A. Gaskill, Iu the 18th sear of Lis
age.
Funeral front the residence of lila aunt, Dirs. Saint,
Cerpente . D 1410 Ridge avenue, on Sunday nest, at 12
° i l ,Mi-, - T . ;TErnts ST on tun Nth ihronnt,l.4nahul C 11 414 - --
ft bow, in the lint peer of kin ago.
Funeral from the residence of hla parcnts, Na 505
Lombard street, on Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. - tS
KENNEDY.—On the 9th hettant, Mary Jam., ,laughter
of Samuel nod Rebecca Kennedy, aged 4 tnonthe and 8
dept.
Vonore) fiom the residence of her parents, N. 2187
Spring Garden street, this (Saturday) morning, at 10
o'clock.
MOURNING STORE,Deo.23.
—BESSOR & SON, No. 918 CHESTNUT
STREET, offer for solo today, for cash—
Black and White English Chintzes, 12X to Has.
do do Atlantic do 12X c.
do Purplo do do 12X c.
Gray and Black English do 12,X c.
Plain Block do do 1234 c.
Black and white imported Do Lainos, 12)4 to 14 code.
do Purplo do do 18,sic.
Second Mourning Chime Idol/airs, 12X coots.
film* Reps.Anglals, 25 cents. deli
G 7 . "DIVINE FORGIVENESS."—REV.
Dr. Idusc it AVE will preach on this subject in thi
AbIERICAN DIECHANIG9' lIAI,L, FOURTH ST
below Girard avenue, SABBATH AFTERNOON, at 3
o'clock. pt.] J. NOLEN, Supt.
ETERNITY.—DISCOURSE IN ST.
Matthew's Lutheran Church, NEW Street, below
Fourth, by the Pastor, Rev. E. W. NUTTER, on TO
MIIDNOW evening, 7,14 o'clock. Morning service cont•
rimmed nt 1.03¢. ltte
cryREV. DR. BERG, FROM THE THEO
logical Seminary, Now Brunswick, will preach in
thn Second Deformed Dutch Church. SEVENTH Street,
above Brows, on SADDAM Morning at 10); o'clock.
Evening, 7N o'clock.
07 £25 NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH, Cherry
street, west of Twentieth—Divine Sorrlce on
SUNDAY, at 10% A.M. Lecture at 7% D. M. Subject:
£5 The Ncw Jerusalem " It*
orCEO. STORRS, EDITOR OR 'TILE
Bible Extoniner, Row York, will preach TO
bwititoW, at the Itoll southeatt corner of SPRING
GARDEN and NINTH Streets, at 10); o'clock limning,
nod 73i evening. Tho friends of the Bible Ezarniiree
are requested to be patient. ll
iffs. UNIVERSALIST (AlumlL IN
LOiII
DAHD Street, above Fourth.—TO-MORSOW
EVENING Nev. A. C. 'DIMAS will, by re meat, con
sider the Great Judgment In the close of Matthew xxv. A
cryk EMMANUEL CHURUll—ltlarlburough
Street, above Girard avenue, Reneington.—The
Tiienty-eixtli ANNIVERSARY EXERCISES of the
SUNDAY SCHOOLS will take place TO-MORROW
MORNING, at 10 o'clock. A collection mill be taken
for the benefit of the echools.
tryTHE SECOND UNITARIAN SOCIE
TY will rebuine public Woiship in WASHING
TON HALL, Spring Carden and Eighth street., TO.
MORROW. The Rev. FREDERIC FROTHINGLIAIL
to engaged for it limited period.
SCrylces at 10y, o'clock A. M., and TX o'clock P. kI
Eclat' Free.
N. IL—Not in Handel and Haydn Hall, as formerly...HA
CHURCH OF TILE INTERCESSOR,
Spring Garden street, below l3rond.—tt The Altar
Needing Atone:noLt." A series of six sermons, on this
subject, by the Rector. 'The first, on SUNDAY morning,
January nth, at 10X. Sermon In the evening, at
'S o'clock, to the Young Bible Glasses. Subject:
tt The Protettant Young Woman owl the Roman Catholic
Nun." Young women rein,eci fully tinned to the es euteg
service. Strangers will be accommodated with Beata. Its
TrWEEK OF ER AYER —SATERDA.Y.
Union Meetings for Prayer Tuts DAY: SAN
ER/IA Street, below Ninth. 1•t to 1% o'clock, and closing
Meeting at the Church of the Epiphany, FirrEß NT If
and CHESTNUT, at :IS o'clock. Subject: &Hie Lord's
Day—that its Divine Institution may be recognized, and
Ito desecration at home mid abro:ol may cense."
The ministers of all evangelical denominations, and the
frlendo of the Christ'an Sabbath, are earnestly tat 'tad to
atttnd. In tho absence of the Rector, the. Roy. Dr.
VAUGHIN wilt Preside. 104
trrSPIRITUALIS3I CONFEIit:NCES
On what Spirsinalimn tenches of the condition of
kiplrit, will be It l at bANSOAI.43TItEET HALL, on
SUNDAY, at 10X A.lll. and 'ix P. I f : AAlMission live
cants. 10
0- THE MEETING IN BEHALE 01 ,
"Tlll.l SOLDIERS," will be held in the Taber
nacle Beptirt Church, CHESTNUT Street, above
Eighteenth, on SABBATH Evening, January 12, when
addressee will be delivered by the venerable
GEO. X. JUNKIE, D. 0.,
Rev. W. J. R. TAYLOR, D. D.,
Rev. J. 11. PETERS, ,
Rev. BENJ. WATdON, D. D.
These meetings, under the auspices of the Army Com
mittee of the Y. M. C. A., have increased in interest, and
through the aid received they have been enabled to dis
tribute a large amount of religious reading both in the
Army and Navy. and the demand seems to increase ra
ther than diminish, calling upon every friend of Christ
to lend their aid in carrying on the glorious work.
Services commencing at 734 o'clock. it*
f_mTO THE CITIZENS OF PHILADEL
PHIA.—The undersigned, proprietors of ISlood's
Dispatch, haling been notified by the Post Office De
partment, through the Postinnater of this city, that the
business carried on by them was in contravention of
law, and hating thoroughly inn estigated the subject,
they feel cons Mull that the laws of the United States
regulating the postal affairs of the country do not re
cognive their right to carry letters or other mailable
matter through the sheets, lanes, and alloys of the city
of Philadelphia, nod being desirous of conforming to the
leas of the country in every particular, hereby give no
tice that on and after Saturday next, the 11th Mot, they
Rill cease to operate as a Dispatch Pont, or to carry any
letters or other matter through the city of Philadelphia
as heretofore. The entire control of thin b 11411083 has
been relinquished to the United States Post Office De
partment, tersoionited by the Postmaster of this city.
In ruching this public announcement, we feel it but
just to assure our former patrons and the public gene
rally, that,-from the arrangements made by tho Post
master on behalf of the Department, the business will be
carried on as much to thesatinfaction of the community
as though still ander our control.
Sena:, of the gentlemen iiho have so long and so suc
cessfully managed the business while in our hands have
been maple) cd in the same capacity by the Postmaster,
which of ttself is a sufficieut guarantee that the service
will be properly conducted. Tho entire arrangements
have been made with especial regard to the public con
lenience, sad lien so perfect as amid be deirised. The
carriers selected by the Postmaster aro both faithful and
Intelligent.
In thus retiring from the Dispatch we cannot but
thank the public for their appreciation of out efforts to
servo them, nod express the hope that they will favor
the new regime ult.), their patronage In faint,
11111Ald rard,r,R, null
JOHN PI. RILEY,
Proprietors.
Philadelphia, January 10, 1862. jalo-2t
IFREiatrir STATION, PENNSYLVA•
NIA RAILROAD COMPANY, Corner THIS.
TEENTH and MARKET Streets.
PIM ADELPFIId,_JRII.I/, 1862.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY;
- -
NOTIOE.—As the authorities controlling the Rail
roads on Broad street, Minket street, Dock street, and
Washington (or Prime) street, prohibit the unloading or
curs on the main track, it becomes necessary for this
Company to deliver at West Philadelphia all such freight
ns Lumber, Stales Hoop-poles, Shingles, Shooks, etc.,
u Inds rule will be ollsorved in future.
Coal Oil, Rock 0,1, Petroleum, crude or refined, or
rhing from the West, will also ho delivered at N Vogt
Philadelphia, instead of the Thirteenth and 11Iarket
streets Depot, ns heretofore.
Parties receiving either of the above articles of freight
can au:lege with the Company for tho use of Cars to
prilate repots or sidings in the city, nt the convenience
of the Company. S. B. KINGSTON, Jo.,
jnll-3t Vreight Agent Pentea B. Co.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Contributors to the Philadolphia Lylng•fn Cha
rity and Neren Society will be hold at the Nursei• Home,
S. W. cornor ELEVENTH and CHERRY Streets, on
MONDAY EVElatal, January 13, 1812 ' at 8 o'clock:.
71111-M/O JAMES M. FARR., Soc.
PEOPLE'S LITERARY INSTITUTE.
—Tlie closing Lecture of the course will be de
in eted In DONEE= It ALL, on MONDAY EVENING,
January 33th, by Itcv. N. 11. UHAPIN, D. D. Subject—
" The People." Lecture quarter before eight o'clock.
Tfelcets 25 cents; for sale by T. D. Pugh, Stxth and
Chestnut streets, ja9.4t If
1:5. OFFICE OF THE FAIRMOUNT AND
ARCII-STREET CITY PASSENGER RAIL-
W AY COMPANY, PIIILSDELIIII.I, Doc. 26, 1861.
The ANFICAL MEETING of the Stockholder,, of thl9
Company will ho held at their office, No. 2562 CALLOW
RILL Stroot, on MONDAY, JANUARY 13, 1862, at 10
o'clock A. M.
.1110 AilllUfli Election will be held at tho same plane, be
tween the hours of 11 A. M. and 12 o'clock ➢I., to elect a
President and Five Directors for the ensuing year.
JOHN T. LANGE,
de27, jal 6 11 13 .S...nretary.
pItANKLIN INSTITUTE LEO
TIMES.—The second course of lectures before the
Institute will commence on MONDAY EVENING, the
6th inst., at 7X o'clock, nut be continued on Monday,
WedueEday, and Friday evenings, for ten weeks, as fol
lows:
MONDAY EVENING, by Prof. T. M. Drysdale, on
the " Mk: oscope and Microscopic Objects."
WEDNESDA Y EVENING, by Prof. Fairman Rogors,
on " Ice cad the Glade's."
FRIDAY EVENING, by Prof. J. Aiken Melo, on
"rood,"
TEEMS OP IitIES,II3ERSHIP of the Institute, $ll per
annum, or $25 for life, with a charge of SI the first year
for a certificate of membership. Each member is entitled
to a ecocon ticket to the lectures for himself and a lady,
and any additional ladies' tickets nt $2 each.
The -minor children, wards, and apprentices of mem
bers Kill receive tickets for the course of lectures for $l,
or for thu use of the Library and Beading-room and the
Lectures ter $2
Gentlemen whiting to become members will please ap
ply at the Hall of the Inetitnto, in SEVENTH Street,
above Chestnut street, to WILLIAILHAHILTON,
Ja4-7t Actuary.
STATIONERY
Ir ia-L,AM MANN,
STATIONER
BLANK-BOOK. MANUFACTURER,
BURNT OUT LAST NIGHT,
AT No. 43 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
IS NOW READY TO SHOW CUSTOMERS A
FULL STOCK
OF PERFECT GOODS IN NIS LINE,
No. 35 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
Four doors shove Ida old Store.
JANUARY 7,1662
FINAPICIAL.
NEW ~ NATIONAL LOAN.
OFFICE OF JAY COOKE & CO , BANKERS,
Ho. 114 BOUM THIRD STREET,
The 7 3-10 per cent Treasury Notes of all denomina
tions, of the second Issue of Fifty blillions, dated Octo
ber Ist, aro now ready to deliver to purchasers, at the
office of
J. COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT,
114 SOUTH THIRD STREET
GOLD BOUGHT AND SOLD.
13-10 TREASURY NOTES 130II(MIT AND
GOLD.
QUARTERMASTERS' CERTIFICATES DEALT IN.
ja2.lm DREXEL St CO.
$3 V
V-A FIRST-CLASS In
, s proved GROUND RENT of We amount
for sale, at a Liberal discount, Apply to
E. PETTIT,
No. 309 WALNUT Strout
GROCERIES
CRAB-APPLE CIDER,
OLD eußrt.divr WINE,
OUR USUAL SUPPLY,
EG=ii
AUERT C. ROBERTS,
DEALER IN FINE GROCERIES,
jaB•tf Corm: of ELEVENTH and VINE Ste
/[ACKEREL, HERRING, BHA),
SALMON, Ace.-83000 Ws Mess Nos. 1,2, and 8
MACKEREL, large, medium; and small, In assorted
p bckages of choice, lato•canght, fat fish.
6,000 bbls. New Halifax, Eastport, and Labrador Her
rings, of choice Qualities.
8,000 boxes extra new scaled Herrings.
8,000 boxes extra now No. 1 Herrings.
6,000 boxes large Magdaline Herrings.
260 bbls. Mackinac. White Fish.
60 bbls. now Economy Mess filial.
25 bbls. now Halifax Salmon.
1,000 quintals Grand Bank Codfish.
690 boxes Herkimer County °hew.
in store and landing, for sale by
MURPHY & KOONS,
nob No. 148 NORTH WHARVES.
NEW FIRMS AND CHANGES.
1862.
Merchants and Public, Institutions supplied with
BLANK BOOKS
Of all sizes, made of the best
LINEN PAPERS.
And warranted durable.
ANEIIIOAN AND FOREIGN STATIONERY in
treat variety.
LETTER, NOTE, and DILL PAPERS.
TRIPLE-EXTRA GOLD PENS.
LETTER PRESS and LITHOGRAPH PRINTING.
WM. F. MURPHY & SONS.
PRACTICAL BLANK-1100R MANUFACTURERS,
COUNTING-HOUSE STATIONERS,
PRINTERS, AND LITHOGRAPHERS,
339 CHESTNUT STREET.
de-t-w&a2m
HOWARD & ITATINDEN
EXPRESS.
REMOVED TO
607 CHESTNUT STREET,
NEXT DOOR TO
GRANVILLE STOKES.
DIONEY, &0., forwarded to all point,'
NORTH,
SOUTH,
EAST,
and WESr.
Having opened an Office In WASHINGTON, we OM
give special attention to freight for that City and vicinity.
January 7, 18C2. )a7-1111
TRUMPET BALLOONS—Trumpet
Balloons. The beat quality at 32 B. FOURTH St.
It*" W. TILLER, Importer.
OUR FIRST CITIZENS PATRON
IZE the splendid Hair-Cutting and Bathing Sa
loon, FOURTH and BRANCH Streets. iiftl,ll-lt.
ALL PERSONS, WHETHER CON
NOISSEURS or not ices in art, aro struck with
the rare merit of Ritl M 1 U'S colored photographs foe
E. Gallery OXON]) Street, above GIESICN, hit
pROONCORN, HANDLES, TWINE,
A-7 Rc ; Broome, Bucket 9, &e., for solo by
G. B. .I.IItAIISTON, Cominkaion Merchant,
jalo 3m 22 South WATER Street.
TINE SHIRT MANUFACTORY.
The subscriber would invite attention to his
IhIPROVED OUT OF BUIRTS,
Width ho makes a specialty inn his business. Also, con
stoutly retch ing
NOVELTIES FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
- - - W.J. SCOTT
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING 'STORE,
No. 814 CHESTNUT STREET,
Four doors below the Continental.
W OOD AND COAL, CHEAP--
4450 find E 5.
•
1,000 reran Oak Wood, $1.50 and S 5.
100 ,‘ Hickory do., $.1.50 and $6.50.
100 Pine do , $4.60 and $0.2.5.
Hauling 25 to 37c per load.
500 tone Reg and Move*Coal, $4.
200 t‘ NutS3 and $3.25.
J. S. LOWRY, u Wharf',"
LOMBARD and BARNWELL Street,
3t* Schuylkill
PRESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
AT WAR PRICES, of Looking• Glasses, Engravings,
and funs Frines, at GEO. F. BENKERT'S, No. 824
ARCH Street. jal-iftf
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
CLOAKS ! CLOAKS!
GOOD STYLES.
BEST MATERIALS.
LOWEST PRICES.
COOPER & CONARD,
B. E, corner NINTH and MARKET Streets.
del4•ehrtblm
FROSTED BEAVERS.
Ono Case of Vrostoil Beavers.
Black Mixtures.
Brown do.
Superior quality for Cloaks.
SHARPLESS BROTHERS,
jao CHESTNUT and EIGHTH Streets
BALMORAL SKIRTS.
A largo lot.
Bright and dark colors,
Woollen tops, full size,
At low prices.
SHARPLESS BROTHERS,
jag CHESTNUT and BIMINI Streets.
MEN'S WEAR-BOYS' WEAR.
60 to 15. cent Union Cassia:locm Satinets, ,te.
Si Cassitneres; best in the market.
$l.lO Cassimeres i best in the market.
51.21 Ceselmeres• best ever sold for the mousy
Black Cloths fcr Ladies' Wear.
Black Broadcloths for Moo's Wear.
Sonic Bargains In our Cloth Stock.
Tailors' attention is invited.
COOPER. th CONARD,
jail S. E. corner NINTH and MARKET
CLOAKS AND SHAWLS
Reduced in Price.
Good Stock of Cloaks.
Blanket Long Shawls Cheap.
Black Thibot Shawls Cheap.
Black Blanket Square Shawls for SI.
Brodie Shawls at half price.
COOPER & CUNARD,
309 S. E. corner NINTH and MARKET Sts.
VYRE & LANDELL, FOURTH and
ARCH, open today, a frisk assortment of
Double•feced Black Figured Silks.
Solid Colored Broen Figured Silks.
Blues, Mocks, Green, and Purple Silks. fjaB
E& LANDELL keep the very
IA hear feet
Plain Black Dress Silks.
Beary•bordererl Stout Black Silica.
Widow's Silks, without gloss.
Rich Plain Silks, for city trade. jab
$2.50 BALMORAL SKIRTS, full
Be!morals Wholesale.
Ea'morals Betnil.
EYRE & LANDELL
VLANNELS. , --A LARGE ASSORT
MENT OF
Ballardvale FLANNELS, all widths,
Beachdale and Saxony FLANNELS,
Sinker and Welsh FLANNELS,
at very low prices.
GREAT BARGAINS IN BLANKETS.
Wo are closing out ourtentiro stock of
Fine all Wool BLANKETS,
Fine Rochdale' BLANKETS,
Heavy Cumberland BLANKETS,
Cradle awl Crib BLANKETS,
at last minter's prices.
AMERICAN, FRENCH, AND SCOTCH
BLANKET SHAWLS—aII grades, at low prices.
Heavy Black Moire Antiques at 50 cents, worth SI.
Super Black Moira Antiques at 823,; cents, worth 51.25.
WINTER DRESS GOODS OF EVERY VARIETY.
H. STEEL & SON,
ta7 No. 713 North TENTH Street, above Coates.
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS
PATENT
McCILEIADAN TIES.
PATENT
MoCLELLAN TIES.
s PATENT
DIcOLELLAN TIES.
PATENT
MCCLELLAN TIES
PATENT McCLELLAN SCARFS
PATENT
McCLELLAN SCARFS
PATENT
McCLELLAN SCARFS
AT J. A. ESHLEMAN'S ! AT J. A. ESHLEMAN' 9
AT J. A. ESHLEMAN'S ! AT J. A. ESHLEMAN'S
AT J. A. ESHLEMAN'S ! AT J. A. ESHLEMAN' 13
ATJ. A. ESHLEMAN'S I AT J. A. ESHLEMAN'S
NOUTRWEST CORNER OF
SEVENTH AND CHESTNUT.
SEVENTH AND CHESTNUT.
SEVENTH AND CHESTNUT.
Tim ONLY CRAVAT STORE IN PHILADELPHIA
THE ONLY CRAVAT STORE IN PHILADELPHIA
THE ONLY CRAVAT STORE IN PHHAADELPHIA
THE ONLY CRAVAT STORE IN PHILADELPHIA
P. B. The above articles, being PATENTED, cannot
be obtained eleembere.
P.S. N 0.2. Mon's Furnishing Goode, in every variety
P.S. 1i0.3. PATENT ENAMELLED COLLAIts,
10 FOR A QUARTER.
de7-rituth3m
LEGAL
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR
33 VIE CITY/ AND COUNTY OF
Estate of FRANCES CASSEY, a Minor
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle,
and adjust the account of Stephen Smith, Guardian of
t,i'tttr - tfffnfein ' trmlni s itt - rx - itr
the parties Interested. for the purposes of his appoint.
men+, on WIIII4IISDAY, January 22, 1862, at 4 o'clock
1' PI., at his o e, P.. corner 'Eighth and LOCUST
Streets, in the c y of Philadelphia. jall.sththst
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR
THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PIIILA
DELPIIIA.
Estate of HENRY L. CASSEY, a Minor.
Olio Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle,,
amradjust the account of Stephen Smith, Guardian of
IIENEY L. CASSEY, n minor, and to make distribu,
ttoo of the balance in the hands of the accountant, will
meet the to.otioh. Intoro.ted for the parpo-et of Lis op,
pointment,
" -Soupary 22, 1864 at -I.
o'clock P. M., at Ms office,. MY,
Jan- btlithst
LOCUST Street:, in the city of Phil cfpri.l3,.....w"UT/L-
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR
1 TIM CITY AND COUNTY OF PUILADEI,
TIIIA.
Estalr of EMANUEL KRAIL, Deemßed
The Auditor appointed by the 'Court to audit, settle,
and adjust the account of Elizabeth Kroll and Charles
}trail, Administrators of EtIANUP.J., KRAIL, deceased,
and to make distribution of the balance In the hands of
the accountant, 'will meet the parties interestod, for the
purposes of his appointment, on THURSDAY, January
23, 1862. at 4 o'clock P. 81.,
at his office, S E. corner
of EIGHTH and LOCUST Streets, in the city of Philos
delphia. 1011-stuthst
MARSHAL'S SALES
lt/rAItSHAL'S SALE.-L-By virtue of a
.4.8.1. writ of tale, by the ion. JOHN CADIVALA..
DER, Judge of the District Court of the United States,
in awl for the Eastern District of Ponneylvania, in Ad •
tuiraity, to me directed, will ho Bold at Public Sale, to
the highest and best bidder, for cash, at QUEEN. Street
wharf, on TUESDAY, January 21, 1862, at 12 o'clock,
DI., port of the cargo of the Steamer SALVOS, consist.
hug of 56 bags of damaged Cotton,
WILLIAM MILL WARD,
11. S Marshal E. D. of Ponn'a.
PHILADELPHIA, January 10, HU. jail-6L
ILLUMINATING OILS
COAL ,OIL 1 COAL OILI
GEORGE W. WOOTTEN,
3B SOUTH SECOND STREET,
AGENT FOB THE
NORTH AMERICAN OIL COMPANY
MANUFACTURERS OF COAL OIL, AND RE
FINERS OF COAL AND CARBON OILS.
WM. r. JOHNSTON, President,
OEO. OGDEN, Secretary.,
Also, Agent for BEERS, JUDSON', & BEERS, Patent
Glass Cones for Lampe, and wholesale dealer in Dith
ridge's Patent Oral (tiro -proof) and Eastern Flint-Glass
Chimneys, Lamps, &c. Burners to burn Coal Oil with
out Chimneys.
Cush buyers or prompt payers aro respectfuUY Invited
to examine our stock. no2l-2m
pORTLAZID KEROSENE
OIL
We aro now precancel to ccaPciirllda
STANDARD ILLUMINATING OIL
AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Z. LOCKE & CO., SOLE AGENTO,
1010 MARKET STREET,
Paned°lpldo.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
H FIRE INSII
, OF TEN OTATI ON
COMMONWEAL'
BANCE COIIPAN .
PENNSYLVANIA.
DIBEOTOBS.
David Jayne, M. D., Marten H. Boger*
John M. Whitall, John K. Walker,
Edward 0. Knight, Robert Shoemaker,
Thomas S. Stewart, William Struthers,
Henry Lewis, Jr., Stephen Coulter.
DAVID JAY E, M. D., President.
JOHN M. WHITALL, Vice Preeddent,
SAMUEL S. MOON, Secretary.
Gonunon,weaUh Building, 618 OHESTIIIJI
Street, Philadelphia. setAt tt
FAME INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 408 CHESTNUT Strut.
FIRE AND INLAND INBUBANOL
DIHEOTOaB.
George W. Day of Day & Matlack.
Samuel Wright ° Wright Bros. k 00.
D. B. DIVTIOY " Davie &, Birney.
Henry Lewis, Jr ° Lewis Bres: - & Co.
0. Richardson.. ° J. 0. Howe lic Co.
Jno. W. Evennan....... ° J. W. Evennan & On.
Geo. A. West ° West & }robes.
F. S. Martin . ° Savage, Martin, & Co.
C. Wilson Davie. Attorney-at-law.
B. D. Woodruff or Sibley, Molten, & Woodrill.
Jno. Kanner, Jr . No. 1718 Croon street.
GEORGE W. DAY, Presidont.
FRANCIS N. BUOK, Vice•Prmids>s6
WILLIAMS I. BLANCHARD, Secretary. la2B-tftf
LOST OR MISLAID.—A Certificate
of Stock, No. 100, for 50 shares Allegheny Mining
Company of Nen Jersey, dated July Bth, 1847. Notice
is hereby given, that an application has boon made to the
Board of Directing of Bald Company for n new Certificate.
ja4.4341. I'. BARRY HAYES.
.. 0 10 E. S. EARLEY,
FURNISHING UNDERTAKER,
Southwest corner of TENTH and GREEN Streets,
nol9-3mlP* Philadelphia.
MILITARY GLASSES
OFFICERS' GLASSES.
FIELD
AND
MARINE.
A full supply of the above Glasses have been this day
received from Paris.
They are of very great power, Laving
GRADUATED SIGHTS,
ACROBIATIC,
And 2G Lines. For sale by
BAILEY & CO.,
tall-Gt 819 CHESTNUT STREET.
COPARTNERSHIPS
MBE COPARTNERSHIP HERE
foforo existing between the subscribors;under tho
name and firm of S. Silberman & Co , us this day dis
solved by mutual consent.
The el - faint of the late firm will be settled by S. SIL
BERMAN, who will continue the loudness under the
seine firm, at the old stand, No. 18 North FOURTH St.
S. SILBERMAN,
11. KITE' NG EIL
Philadelphia, Jan.ll, 1862. jail
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.—The
undersigned have this day formed a copartnership,
under the name of L. B. HOPPIIi & CO., to hutment
the Genet al Auction and Commission business at No. 242
MAIIKET Street. L. B. lIOPPIN.
T. FRANE COOPER.
Philadelphia, Jarman, 11, 1862 jall-3t
WANTS
WANTED -BY A YOUNG MAN,
a Situation as SALESMAN In a Retail Hat
Store; is thoroughly acquainted with the business,
having an experience of twelve years. Can Influence
considerable first-class trade, and giro satisfactory refer
(-noes. Address Box No. 1402, Philadelphia Post
Office.
W ,'
ANTED.—The Military Hospitals
at Washington are in urgent need of Bed Sacks,
(of ticking,) Sheets, and Wrappers. Any of the>e ar
ticles left at the Depository of the United States Sanitary
Conn:W.lcm, No. 1235 CHESTNUT Street, will be at
once forwarded to Washington. ja9.thetn3tst
WAN T E D—A second-hand Sta
tionery Steam Engine, of from 60 to 70-Horse
Power. et ddrees, stating particulars, "Box 1155 Poet
Office." de2l-tf
BOARDING
To LET—With or without board, to
a single gentleman, a Led room and sitting room,
or Led room only, in WALNUT Street, betwoen Tenth
and Broad. Address, for further particulars, "X. Y.
Z.," Press office, Chestnut 'treat. dtd-tf
REMOVALS
REMOVAL.
WELLING, COFFIN, & Co.,
HAVE REMOVED TO
220 CHESTNUT ST.
jaf,46
REMOVAL.—The undersigned has
removed from No.B North THIRD Street to No.
,26 CHESTNUT Street, 11 hero he will continue tho job
bing of Millinery Goode, no heretofore.
M. BRRNHEIM,
Philadelphia, Jan 2, 1862. t ja9-6t
A. FAHNBSTOCK & CO. HAVE
J_Ji• REMOVED TO 408 MARKET Street. jal-lm
NEW PUBLICATIONS
HOLIDAY BOOKS
Men
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
SELLING AT VERY LOW PRICES.
W. G. PERRY, Bookseller,
de2o-Im S. W. Corner 'FOURTH and RACE
D IARIES FOR 1862.
GREATEST VARIETY, AND
AT THE LOWEST PBIOES
BUY OF THE PUBLISHER.
WILLIAM G. PERRY, Publisher,
S. W. Corner FOURTH and RACE
Rocas, LAW AND PESCEL A-
A-1 NEVEM, now and old, bought, said, and ox.
shanged, at the PHILADELPHIA-BANK BOOK
STONE, No. 419 CHESTNUT Street. Libraries at a
distance purchased. Those having Books to sell, if at a
distance, will state their mama, sizes, bindings, dates,
editions, prices, and conditions. WANTED—Books
printed by' Benjamin Franklin, as well as early Books
printed in and upon America. Autograph Letters and
Portraits purchased. Pamphlet Tams of Pennsylvania
for sale. Catalogues, in prose, sent free. Libraries ap
praised by ffe26-tfl JOHN CAMPBELL.
F ORNEY'S
""WAR TRESS."
The intense interest everywhere image Lam Rainy con
test in w hi c h and Fleets of the Nation are
e,,gaged,
ON THE POTOMAC,
IN WESTERN 941tOSNIA,
IN KENTUCKY,
IN MISSOURI,
ON THE SEA. COAST,
and elsewhere, and the existing demand for a Weekly
Jotunal that will furnish a full and accurate account of
the thrilling events of this exciting and over-memorable
period, acceptable alike to Soldiers in Camp, to Peaceful
Firesides, to those who wish to obtain the latest war
news, and to those who desires to preserve in a convenient
reference, is. correct History of the
_Great Rebellion, has induced me to commence, on
SATURDAY, NOV. 'l6, 1E361,
the publication of a GREA.T WAR PAPER, On lien of
the presont !sane of , the }Redly Press,) to be called
.LFORNEY'S WAR P.R1185." It will be printed in
eruperior style, on a largo quarto sheet of eight pages, and
each number will present thefollowidgATTßAOT/Vil
PEARIRES, viz :
A BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVING,
Illustrating an event of the War, or a MAP of some lo
...dity_Nyhere important operations are in contemplation;
A
-4" - -V/L/Z- LATEST WAR NEWS
from all parts of the country,
by Mail and by Telegraph. from numerous
CORRESPONDENTS, and all other reliable soarcos of
information;
TUE LETTERS OF igC,ICCASIONAL,,I
whose epistles from Washington during the last three
years have boon singularly correct in their statements
and predictions, and whose comments upon pabllo affairs
have hero copied and read with deep interest through
out the whole country
A THRILLING SKRTOH OR TALE,
illnetrativo of the romantic incidents connected with the
War; GLEANINGS FROM THE RICH TREASURES
OF weit-WIT AIND WAR-POETRY ; that are elicited
by the mighty events now transpiring;
ABLE EDFSOBIALS ON THE GBEAT QUESTIONS
OF THE DAY i
THE LATEST LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS
A SUMMARY OE RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE
interesting to all Denominations;
IMPORTANT ARTICLES FROM FIRST-OLAF:IS
WRITERS;
ACCURATE MARKET REPORTS,
Including the Cattle Markets of Philadelphia, New York,
and other places, the Money Market, and Reports of the
Prices of Produce and Merchandise.
EtTorte will constantly be made to introduce each new
features OA will render the " WAR PRESS" one of the
moat popular and attractive Journals of the country, it,
Contrary to general expectatisne, the war should ba end
denly brought to a dose, Ito colomns will be 'Val with
article that will Novo deeply interesting to its salient.
TERMS:
Ono copy, ono year
Tbreo copies, ono year....
Fivo cordon, ono year...,
Ten copies, oue year
Lnrgor Clubs will be charged at the enure rate, thee:
20 copies will cost $24; 50 copies will cost $6O; end 100
copies, $l2O. Wo also offer tho following
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS I
To every Subscriber remitting us 82 we will forward
by mail a Scot•rate, now, large OOLORED NAP of the
Southern Slates, which ghee the most usetul and com
prehensive view of the Seat of War, and descriptions of
the Important localitiea of the South, that has yet been
published. Tts retell price le fifty cents, and it b well
worth double that awn.
We will also forward one copy of this Map to any per
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In extending tho circulation of the "WAR PRESS.'
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All Lettere to be addromed to
JOHN W. FORNEY,
"PEES'S' 'Moe, 417 CHESTNUT STREET
AA MERICAN ACADEMY OF mutim
AND LOCUST STREETS.
Lessee and Manager
ON MONDAY EVENING, January /3, 1862,
BENEFIT,
AND MOST POSITIVELY LAST APPEA.BANOS
EDWIN FORREST,
When ho Will onstainhio world-renowned Shakspeariaa
1!1=11
0 TH.ELI,O,
TILE MOOR OF` VENICE
Desdemona • M 133 ATHENA.
Doors open at 7. Curtain rises at htiff past 7.
IV' Prices as usual. jall-2t
A DI ERICAN AO A:DIEMY OF
mum.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
BENEFIT,
And most positively last appearance of
ED WIN FOBBEST,
ON MONDAY EVENING, January 13, TEM.
13?" Extra Train of Cars will leave Norristown, Ma
nayuniz,,, Conshohocken, Spring 111111, and all Ficas Sta
tions, in time to witness the Greatest Tragedian of the
age,
EDWIN FORREST,
In bis Mara Character of
OTHELLO.
Returning, leave Depot at NINTH and GREEN, at , l2-
o'clock.
The Passenger Railways from Frankton' and German;s
mantown will rake passengers to the Academy and roe
turn at the close of the nerformance,
Curtain risen at half past 7.
MUSICAL -FUND HALL.
MR. SIMON 'HASSLER
Respectfully informs his Friends, and the Public in ge
neral, that be ei ill give his
FIRST GRAND CONCERT,
(Since his Residence in Philadelphia,)
On THURSDAY EYE BUNG, January 16, 1862,
AT MUSICAL FUND HALL.
The following Artists have kindly consented to gips
their valuable assistance on this occasion:
Dome BERTHA JOHANNSEN,
Mr. T. BISHOP,
Mr. CARL WOLFSOIIN,
Mi. CHARLES SCHSIITZ.
A CARD.
Mr. lIASSLER states, with pride, that the Principal
Resident Musicians bare, in a truly professional spirit,
nobly volunteered their sees ices, to enable him to form a
POWERFUL ORCHESTRA, in order to produce tho
Two Grand Overtures! in a style worthy of the Comp.
sere and the appreciation of a Philadelphia Public.
t. 11110 1 ,7 HASSLER Conductor.
CARL SENTZ Leader.
MICHAEL H. CROSS will preside at the Piano.
Tickets riFTY CENTS_
Tobe bad, with programmes, at the Principal Muslis
Storer, at Contineutal Hotel, of the Committee, and is
the Evening at the Door. Doors open at 7 o'clock. Con
cert to commence at 8.
WALNUT -STREET THEATRE-.
NINTH and WALNUT Streets.
Sole L 08600.. . . . 11LB8. H. A. GARRETTSOIL
THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, January 11,
The performance will commence with
. . . . . .
Body O'Connor
Mr. Barxey Williams.
Kitty Killeen hire. Barney Williams.
To Le followed by the Comedy of
CUSTOMS OF THE COUNTRY.
. . . . .. .
Melina Mrs. Barney williamo.
To conclude iilth PRELIM O'DONNELL.
Phelim O'Donnell Mr. Barney Williams.
Proone--60, 87X, 76, and 26 cents i Private Bopes,
e 5 and $3.
Doors open at quarter to 7. To commence at 73(.
CONTINENTAL THEATRE
WALNUT Street, above Eighth.
A GRAND SATURDAY NIGHT GALA!
JACK SHEPPARD ON HORSeBACK,
And PUTNA 51, THE IRON SON M." 76.
In both of which Mr. Whitby's stud of Arabian horses
will appear. The cheapest and best amusement In the city.
THIS (SATURDAY) NIGHT, Jan.ll, 1852, -
JACK SHEPPARD ON HORSEBACK,
With the powerful and talented Company. To con
clude with PUTNAM, THE IRON SON OF '76.
Admission 15 and 21 cents. To commence 34' past 7.
MRS. JOHN DREW'S
A.BOH-STBEET THEATICS.
Acting and Stage Manager W. S. If REDIMMOKIL
Business Agent and Treasurer JOS. D. XIIEDIII.
'lO-NIGHT (SATURDAY) Jan. 11,1962, -
SCOTTO! SCOTTO!
On,
T e lt , E SCOUT AND TOE SOT.
170Y10113 to which
the Comedy of
THE BUSY BODY.
Every member of the Company in the cuts.
ON 7AoNonr,
JOHN DREW
At Home.
Prices as usual. Beats secured one week in advance.
Curtain rises at g after 7. Beats secured without az.
tra charge.
IT ING'S AMPHITHEATRE
E Street and PENNSYLVANIA Arenue, near
Willard's, WASHINGTON, D. C.
THOMAS KING. Sole Lessee and Manager.
FRANK WHITTAKER ..... —Equestrian Manager.
Visitors aro respectfully Informed that this
ELEGANT BRICK EDIFICE
Is nightly opeu for
SUPERIOR EQUESTRIAN DERFORHANCES.
DAN RICE,
THE AMERICAN HUMORIST,
WILL APPEAR ItICIITLY 2 FOR I
Commencing
- gauntry 6,1862.
r all particulars sue Washington Saud*,
Chronicle _owl local
SPECIAL PERFORMANCES ON WEDNESDAY
AND SATDRDA`r
TEMPLE OF WONDERS
TENTH awl CHESTNUT Streata.
in his New, Popular, and Amusing Entertainments,
EVERY EVENING, commencing at half put ? o'clock.
and on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY APTICR
NOONB at 3.
Grand Combination of Attraction, Thaumatargical
71Insions, Ps)cological Experiments, Magical Decep
tions, lientriloluial Oddities, Comicalltieg, and Bon
Mots, and the Pleasing Exhibition of the Loarnod Ca
nary Birds.
Adndadon 5 cent.; Children 13 cents.
aERMANIA. ORCEPISTRA.
CAUL BENTS Conductor...
PURLIC REHEARSALS every SATURDAY, st, sJE
o'clock P. M., at the MUSICAL FUND HALL.
Package of Eight Tickets, 81 ; Single Tickets, 21 aft
To be had at Andre's, 1104 Chestnut greet, J.lC:acvalirs r
Seventh and Chestnut, and at the dour of tke Hall. ooMI-411
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OP
THE FINE ARTS, 1026 CHESTNUT Street, IN
open doily, Sundays excepted, from D A. H. LID 0 P. EL
AM:Weston 25 cents. Children tinder twelve yen%
half price. Shares of Stock. 010. bl
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
pR I VAT E APARTMENTS.-TWO
handsome communicating Chambers on the second
floor, and one on the third, if deatred, with large private
r Euler and private table, can be bad at 1118 PiNE St.
74 7 i;tt i l 4 ili!ed to rent these rooms to a single family, to the
oarders. m9.3t*
n,... L. ,, D • rr. • , . _
F; RESIDENCES RESIDENCES to EiCno.. :
Merchandise. Apply to J:Tl.*Ft
jra 110 South FOURTH. Streik—
o et A WELL-BUILT FOUR-
Egt STORIED BRICK STORE AND DWELLING.
located on MARKET Street,. will be EXCHANGED for
good Building Lots in the T. ueutieth ward. Apply to
J. H. WATERS,
MO South FOURTH Street.
eFOR SALE OR EXCHANGE_
.LA handsome four-storied DWELLING, on TENTH
Street, near Chestnut, A Farm, small houses, or good
Stocks will be taken is payment. Apply to
J. H. WATERS,
ja7 110 South FOURTH Street.
MFOR SALE—A FARM of 20
Acres, in 11,e loon of WEYMOUTH, N. J., to ex
change for Furtature. Apply to J. 11. WATERS,
ja7 110 t3outh FOURTH Btroet.
$5OO WILL BUY THE WHOLE.
of a valuable PATENT, or secure a larEsa. la
forest In oue that u ill make a fortune during tli,tswar.
Address "PATENTEE." Lambertville, N. J. 0.1-64*
CARD.—For sale, lease, and
V fixtures of a first-class Coal Yard. Situation,
BROAD Street. Will sell cheap. Rent low. Inquire at
North BROAD Street. Ja6.6t*
et: WE-HOUSE TO RENT, at May—
Kealanth ille, Tit enty-fourth ward. Apply to E. O. &P.
It. WARREN, on the premises.
FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE-
R largo number of Farms in the adjoining Coun
ties, States of Delaware, blaryland, New York, arid New
Jersey, averaging from 10 to WO acres of land. Those
%idling to exchange or purchase would do wall to cell
and examine my Register of Farms. Apply to
jal-tf E. PETTIT. No. SO WALNUT Stmot.
SH ll' TIMBER FOR SALE.-
Several Tracts of WHITE-OAK TIMBER LAND
In Dorchester county, 'Maryland, convenient to narigs.
Isle ater. For particulara apply to
JAS. T. McCULL.SI:I43I,
Elkton, M&
..84 00
.. 5 00
.. 8 00
. 1.2 00
de2S-Im*
FARM FOR SALE.—A FARM, in
excellent state of cultivation, containing fifty-on.
scree, (nine of which are woodlund,) pleasantly sttuated
in Limerick township, Montgomery county, two and ■
half miles from the Limerick station, on the Reading
Railroad, is offered for sale. Price—Five thousand dot •
lure (55,000) Apply on the premises.
nole•tf SAMUEL H. GRAFF.
get FOR SALE—A Desirable FARM,
.dsL- containing 05 acres of superior land, near Sandy
Run Station, North Pennsylvania Railroad, with tire:-
class Stone buildings. Principal part of the patchale
money can remain at 5 per cent. Apply to
E. PETTIT,
No. 555 WALNUT Street.
PLILT , TE'S SAFE DEPOT Mir
MOVED to No. 21 l3outh SEVENTH Street, Mart
ranklin Institute.
The undersigned, thankful for past favors, and bettid
determined to merit flame patronage, has secured MI
elegant and convenient store, and has now on band
large assortment of Lillie's Celebrated Wrought Oa
Chilled Iron litre and Burglar Proof Sates, (the only
Strictly fire and burglar proof safes made.) Also, =WI
Unequalled Bank Vault, Bate, and Bank Locks.
Lillie's Bank Vault Doors and Leeks will be furnialseil
to order on short notice. This is the strongest, beet pew.
tooted, and cheapest Door and Lock yet offered.
Also, particular attention is called to Lillie's Nett
Cabinet Safe, for Plate, Jewelry, &c. This Safe IS Wan.
ceded to surpass In style and elegance anything yet of
for this purpose, and is the only one that Is hided*
fire and burglar proof.
EIPICOLAL NOTIOI.-1. have now an band say twenty el
Farrel, Herring, A Co.'s Mee, most of theist nearly asse,
and some forty of other makers, comprising a compield
assortment as to sizes, and all lately exchanged foe tit
now celebrated Mlle Safe. They will be mold at
low prices. Please call and examine.
1a25-Iyif DI. 0. SADLES. Agent.
JLR U SSE S! BRACES!! SUP
PORTERS!!!
0. IL NEEDLES,
_ .
B. W. censer RACE and TWELFTH t34reets,
Practical Adjuster of Trussed and Mechanical Appli
ances, has constantly on hand a large and varied stock cif
elegant French Trusses, and a complete assortment of
best American. English and American Supporters and
Belts, Shoulder Braces, Suspensories, ,Syrintes ;a grstpl
variety, French Pessaries, to.
Ladles' Department conducted by Ladies, TW'ELFLFi
Street, Seat door below Race. n027-if3tu
GRAY OR DISCOLORED HAIR
Dyed a beautiful Black or Brown, at FOURTH.
and BRANCH. aB-if tf
PPAMPHLET PRIN TIN G, AND
every other deasTlDNott of Printing, of the namt
superior quality, at the moat reasonable ratee, at Buis—
WALT & BROWN'S, Drexel's Building, 34 Soua
TITIND Street. tiollo
BILL-READ PRINTING, East and Cheapest la tbak
City, at 34 Sandi TIIIED Street,
PHILADELPIM
ADIVSMIENTS
J. N. NIXON.
,TOIM McCULLOtralt.
FA.P.REN.
ALL lIALL - 15* . EYE
EIEEMIEI
RICHARD P. JONRS, Agent.
M=DIEMI
BEET
SAFES. -