oximii, or wonid direct Alltottlor to the
otateiheat ef the Neither,' Atententeis Oe ity, of Lon,'
don, Itubtyitd itiddhiiyait ‘ur piper this
IV. The iniddifis Plltbdelptds, far thts velldmowo iicd
ondintesbly,eondneted tonna** are New& Getty and
Lidded, 1it0.446 Chestnut street. -- •
_
Lanais. ow Brits' LLOYD GAtiffISON.-.
"ffo.morraw eve lake lecture on "'The War and: its Ito.
tationaii, 'annoinied, to be_ ,Idellvered at the Spring
Inett!rafis weretwwit orner. of .Bread and Sprinai
Garden atenets, by WWtam Lloyd Garrison... We em
it:libel ttei Interearfelt t y the admieers of this ultra pro.
sgraadve in hie pre/ail view of *things' inteneral and the
searlikpiiiiiialiw'-will be sufficient to attract a large an.
'Fait OLD BRANDTOh, 'MAMMAL Pun
rroins.--lir: 0. 11. Nathan, dealer In-floe grandee.,
*a and Tenth etre** has now In state agennine artl
%cote of,pare old_ brandy for medicinal purposes; also a
ere* invoice of Madeira wine, of the celebrated "Bud"
trend, which la highly- recommended by physidam for
demands.
:!Fci BPaitcOPAPissi..:-.Mr. F. F. Bostick°, in
hit earl, on another moor to•daye paper, announces
to the public that he hes taken the fins store No, 48
North Bluth street, whin he will be happy to lee his
.ad customers. He has made extensive arrangements to
supply tholain'the army with neat 'and compact moll,
spine chests.
THE BES/ONATION tIY GENERAL CAMERON.—
The reeignation of General Cameron from the Cabinet
Eat taken the country by smrprise, and tamers are rife
to the causes which have brought about the change.
Wadi; not pretend to Solve the mystery, and we only
.now that the late Secretary of War has sent a private
despatch to a friend in this city, saying that he would
accept the mission to Russia, and that he would stop in
Philadelphia on his road home to Lochiel, for the purpose
- .3f,procuring a full outfit at the grown Stone Clothing
Ball of Rockhill & Wilson, Goa 603 and 606 Chestnut
street, startle Sixth. General C. has enjoyed abundant
, opportunities of judging of tab excellence of the garments
for &alert; and civilians made at this faminis establish.
anent.
MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.—One of the Now York
idiot boats lately picked up off dandy Hook 'an ludla
zubber bag, containing, as we are told by the daily pa
vers, d a large number of Heralds, Timer. Tribunes,
.Suns, and Worlds, of December 27'." How the bag
'could have remained slioat, with such a lot of dead
welebt in It, was a puzzle to ns, until having made in•
;airy in the proper quarter, we ascertained there was a
copy of a Philadelphia payer, containing the ailverthe
meta of Charles Biota' One Price" Clothins Store in
it, in the assortment. To, this circumstance, doubtless,
the happy thudirnabove referred to owed its escape.
ONE PRICE ONLY.—The fashionable cloth.
ng temple of Granville Stokes, at No.- 600 Chestnut, to
theonly establishment in the city where one prim only,
nd this exceedingly low, is asked for garments. The
Aothing manufactured at this popular emporium is
ratade of the beetmaterlal in the market, and equal, If not
superior, to that obtained elsewhere. Those who once
patronize this Mammoth Emporium ere bore to return,
ea they receive superior garments, Warranted in fit, fabric,
and fashion, and on the mostremonable terms. Remerd-
RUT the One Price Clothing Et, pot, "No. SOS Chestnut
Istrtet.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
re IM FOURTH. PAGE
AIIitIVICD.
f l / 4 , hr Nary, Bodgera. 4 days from Bridgeport; Conn,
%dill twine to David Cooper.
Bki& Samuel Locke, Bweetmr, Live/ism), J I( Penrose
Bark ChemWe, Farrell, Rio de Janeiro, P A Godwin.fi
Sebr L B Myna, Semen, Fortress Monroe, Tyler,
Stone & Co. -
Saw Wm Wallace. Scull, Hampton Roads, do -
13chr George Patton. Tor/or, Dears Iland, captain.
Saw Albion, Dldelback, Snow Hill, Md, do
Str H L Gaw, Her, Baltimore, A Groyee,
MINOR kIiDA.
Behr II A Weeks, Godfrey. heneo for New York, was
ran Into at 0 A M on Monday by tho bark Sea Eagle, off
Reedy Island, and sunk on the bar, to that her rail is Hl
sitde only at now water. The careo conslas of flour,
iron, it., and valued at about $20,000, and Is mostly ht.
cured—no Insurance on the rowel.
Balk Poe laden, Wlnehester, 60 days from Marseilles,
arrived at New York yesterday. The Pis bound to dos
ton, but put into New York in distress. having blown
away an entire suit of tails, and the ship leaking badly
about the topsides. Was 21 days to the westward of
Bermuda, with NW gales most of the time.
11 S steam transport nos Sparks, from Locust Point,
at New York yesterday.
. .
Bchr David Faust, Jackson, for Port Royal, ola Fort
acts Efonroe, cleared at Note York yesterday,
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
sr TO 12 o'ctiovi LMT !flour.
I)ONYINENTAL HOTEL—Ninth and Chestnut sta.
W la, r iron, Cincinnati, 0 1 Meyer, Cincinnati, 0
Mr B, nirou, New York B 1? Camp, New York
`C Hal card , Buffalo 7 %Eng, Buffalo
'NT Tilden, Boston I, Lillie, Troy, New York
~Ma,: Now York W S atowart,' Philadelphia
J . Melly, Lebanon N W Harknese_, New York
1 C Werke, BMA= Fit Marcy, Hartford -
A Mayer, Cincinnati, 0 0 White, !Springfield, Mass
Diego de Vi, o, New York Mr Field& la, filtrate
.1 Bull, New York A Rose, New York
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Ai It Wendell, Boston 0 N Uana, Boston
B A Bancroft, Boston D Morrie, Milwaukee
J Y Llveogood E Mott:Wort% Palmyra, N Y
C A Vivaldi, W Troy Mrs Beveridge, Wash
J'ilreJ F Coyle, Washington DM Homo, Scotland
A Welch, Saratoga, N Y F Baron, Dimon
Ii .11 Briggs, Banisburg L Kline, Lebanon
G W Anatol:, New York R S Walker, New York
L H To)lor & la, Maas Mrs Curtis, Mena
If A Ftudo & la, Winspoit Dr C G Page, X 3 ,it
?Ire II L Chipman Mr Ma, to Ala, R I
L J Phdlips Limit 0 K Cobo A I, Boston
Res C F Knight, Boston F 0 Young, New York
Mad Gallia*, New York Mr Velarde, Now York
4/K Earle, Worcester, Mass .1 IT Hayward, Baltimore
"X Doom, New York E Kimberly, Buffalo
Capt remenden, Li II A W .3 litreator, Ohio
V' B Rhoades, Auburn, N I' 0 W Richemlson A I, Mau
V S Darts A to, Mass Sire Clark, Maas
'W B Jacobs, Penns (I D Hastings, Connecticut
0 LI Bolton, Connecticut A P Hyde. Connecticut
C Underwood, Connecticut A Ladd, Jr, Connecticut
' Sir Woman A Is, Now York Mite Denison, New York
_ Mr Curtis, New York II N Gambill!, Woodbury
,If iii. Brigham, Maus '1 J Cleaver a: Nvf, hld
G R Biddle A Is, Del W D Bishop, Conn
d 3 McLean, New York J dt Dunbar, N York
q Rusll, New. York _WA _,...
- .... , :-La.c-s Nesv:sr—si.► - ' - A Archer, Canton
+0 L Kichole, New York T B oddiugton, N York
idisaCoddlueton, N York W Blake, New York
V Corns's, Prot', it I 0 Birchen!, Limon
1k A Blrchard, Boston W C Simonds, Boston
Mrs Ilhoada;N York Miss Rhoads, N York
'F B'Bobineon, Boston II 0 Beckwith
A A Ifonner, Paterson, N J P Herron, Paterson, N J
if P Thom, N Jr rser W S Regericame, N Jersey
Broil Si Stcliwell, N Tort Mrs Col 1 E Varnuns, N Y
John Ryder, New 'York 1 C Brandinckm, N Y
Jilkigo , New York SO Trlppe, Prow, R I
£ 5 Mann, Buffalo Oeo E Mann, Buffalo
Judge Pierrepont, N Y F Morris, New York
.. . . .
. .. .
Eiti Morgan Mrs Parcell
.1 , 5 Kirtland, NOW York El J Leon, Now York
J Hobart, Boston Wm W Colter Boeton
Mrs W J Cutter, Boston , Mies Hobart, Boveon
Mies Dunbar, Boston E Walsh & WI, lowa
J Merriman, Dartford Et It Merriman, Hartford
Beni If Nanterre & wf, N Y S 111 Shoemaker, Balt
J T Williante, New York Wm Kent, New York
N S Louge, England 11 , B Haseltine, St Louis
Wto II Tnompson, Maine II M. Thompson, Maine
John E Parker, New York NII Camp, New York
I'J Tarr, Louisville, My Jlt Taylor, Brooklyn
R W Moore, Brooklyn W II Reynolds, Brooklyn
N Non, Brooklyn Isaac Randall
C V .Aehhttry, New York J P Beatty, Conn
It Bachelor, Coon 3 E Hooper & la, Balitm'e
S Norris, Sprlngfield S NV Morn, New York
C Gore, New York G NV Thorp, Z. ow York
MN Pittkin, Dartford H Shellenborger, Harrlsb'g
J II Willis, Now York V lit. Richard•, New York
Mr Jouee, New 'York B Bartholomew, Pottsville
MNRCHANTS' HOTEL—Fourth st., below Arch.
C McFarland $ la, Pa H nowse, Bucyrus, 0
Geo L Boyle. Lanett der Geo L Carrington, Cann
John E Glen n, Lancaster co 0 8 Palmer, Rucks co
'rhos White, York, Pa F Studer, St Louis
T. 13 Waddell, New York R L Thtquas, Maryland
'David Bair, Lancaster Mrs Slayronker, Lancaster
Tars MeNatr, Lancaster A H Todd, Scow Hill, MU
A Stillman.. Hazleton • J Howell, Nair York
Aber, Non ark, N .T W Cornelius, Pike co
-J Foster, Boston
ADIRRIOAN BOTML-41beetnu6 at. above FM
J II Jones. Summit RIR W it Crocker, Bprlngrd, 111.
John S Lehr, Eldon F W Reeder, New Jersey
Lt W C luholY. Ft Monroe J D Marshall, Lancaster
Caleb Yohe, Bethlehem James Whaley, Maryland
J Amer, New York W C Porter, New York
Pit 'Edward., New York It A }loft. Reading
BO Victor, BuffaloW Cooper, New York .
Alt Selpt, Penns ' W Trent, Maine
U C Clerk, Providence, 8I Paul Amour, Now York
Al Pliulkutan, Phllada
BT. LOVIS HOTEL—Chestnut st., above Third.
It M Warren, New York JD Jones, New York
W V Stuediford, N Y L Heebner, Pennsylvania
3 Posey. Pottsville d small, New York
Tuner, Connecticut E A Converse, Conn
G H NIP, Jobuetown R B Potter, New Jersey
A Ames J M Heron k WI, Boston
D Mott. r, New Jersey Capt J H Arndt, Pa
TUE 17NION—Arch street, above Third.
J W Reese, Maryland Ows S Faulk, Maryland
W GPlaced, N Jersey - Mtss Gorsuch, N Jens,'
F N Foust, Puusytvania N W Hurst, Now Jersey
Miss L M Nuset, N Jersey C Wetdy, Myerstown
Israel Lour die A I Palmyra C W Remington, N Jersey
D Emitb, Beading Wm Bache, Bristol, Pot
J A licEachion, New York L t 3 Cropper, Maryiand
J DLrlin, CambridPe, 0
NATIONAL IMPEL—Nue street. above Third,
R K Akins, Philade. X 11 LILICAO,MOWII
8 Trostll, Togelevillo Mee Haloes, Fogeterille
Miee Weend. rogelsrille Capt hi or Swayer, Allent'n
Cot T B Goed, Allentown Sol Swett'', CatsseteMA
W B Waters, Pottsville - D Hooters. RlUvllle
Wm II Mee, MUlvltlo - Mrs 0 Wlrktf, Allentown
MrsH Bart, Catasanqua Cyrus Itlghtmyer, Bonding
J B Groff, Lebanon - W B Howard, New York
Cent Jameson, Camp Plerp't Wolleer, fiturver
.1 H Thompson, Penns n 0 Donnelly, Minersville
W Madman, Reston
„W S Well, Allentown
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STATES DlTlON—Market street, above 81.1 th.
Mies Williams, New York 0 - 0 Williams, Now York
YJ Magee F Winemati, Pantos
Lista 0 Brlmner, Penns- WOl Watt, Pittsburg
Joe Rider, Pitteurg D M Henderson, Perms
A P Debi. Chester Co .0 IS Smith, Pittsburg
Pmell & mt, Sclilk Haven It P Doubar, Pittsburg
L Smith, Port Royal, 8 0 WII Moore, Port Royal
John Dmightrt,Yi Penn&
00111111ECIA1. - -Bixtb. Brea, skim" Chestnut.
B Spear, Willa, Del L B Platt, Del co, Pa
Dr W C Bomar, Penna W W anorewe, Cz6rd
M Pennock, Wlllm Del John Way, Chester co
John A Hopper, Maryland H Hopper, Maryland
J M Baker, Cheltenham Nies St E fluddhoon, Dal
Noma Woodward, Meet co A G N Perott, Newtown
X C Walker, Llezaadrla, 'Pa Geo W V eider, Penns
If ARAM SHBAY—becond street, below 11 In&
Win Attleboro JT Dungen is las, Dustleton
A 0 Vanhirance, Doylestown' A Backman, Newtown
D Buckingham - nes N. Hartley, Penna
K Pretz, Doylestown J 8 Large, Centreville
B Drittom Lambertytho W P Maaid, Celebrity
A 1111111myDOrlestown Kiss PhlUlpe, Doylestown
Z 6 Ilugheth Buckingham T C Nesms, Bustleton
Bee Xendisi Banknote At Kiss, Bridgeton, NJ
.3 - Tmnti, Omit cr.. MA F Diller; Brooklyn I
P Bich. Buckingham W UM, Buckingham -
A J ramp; Doylestown mri, Large, Centreville '
Wan M Large, Centreville B Yell,'Solebery -
.Jeme Pe f, Salsbury Hart Dye, Buckingham
Border Wildman .. J Bobbing, Bucks co
W Devlin n, Cheltenham
_ .
HOIIIIII—Second street, above Market.
P 0 Doff, Lambertville - Wm Day, Pennsylvania
Thee Bony, Huntingdon Jan A Charles, Penn'a
T N Adams, New *Terser' 11 Monism Rocbmiter
Dr Risley, New Jersey o
AMID Third street, above HenowhilL
A RlAenderbech, Pa Z H Long, Cat bon co
Oso Levan ' Lancaster J C Forstqb, Ponna
Witchter, Lehigh co John I' Kelm. Lehigh co
11) - ltrotht - i Byberry ' Borbek, Poona
Tr Mutan t Penns ' W B eecepte, Eesten,'Pe
ELAM Allat-4hird stied; - above Caliowhill.'
H Umber, Tremont -, 0 &briber, Schuylkill co
W Hamer, Penhabnra - John Hersh, Pennsbarg
Ohne Money, Ramrod& _ John Stevens, Penni ,
T L HaraballagewJersey- W Keith, Berko co
V Beide, Sontbampton ; John LukenA Southampton
Woodward, Hmeland Wm %Feigner, Hereford
E X Benner, euroneytown Geo Bomb, Southampton
A Delp Doylestown Chas Heade, Somerton
A /I Engle, Btonereviii• P Hertzoi,'
Jacob &ninny, Baltimore A K Laird, Amityville
MOUNT iirMilios HOTEI.- 7 110130nd lb. Arch,
Bobt Ftnitb, Btirlington,li S George Ferguson, Detroit
RAS Lyon, Middletown, W. Jos Drown, Middletown, 01
A K Conine, Middletown, (it Dr J Williams, Penns
EICTZBIS pOllßli—Thlrd street, above Race.
Henry Stun*, Penna Otas Hitch, Lancaster
ffi White, 'Badgetop, N J
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DR. J. B. SCHENCK IN WASHINGTON.
—On WEDNESDAY, the 16th instant, Dr. SCHENCK
will be professionally at his Agent's, S. B WAITE'S,
Corner SEVENTH Street and LOUISIANA Avonue.
On THURSDAY, the 10th, in' Baltimore, at his usual
place. On SATURDAY, the 18th, at his PRINCIPAL
ORRICE, No. 89 North SIXTH Street, RiStadelPhis•
On MONDAY, the 20th, In rew York. On TUESDAY,
WEDNESDAY, and THURSDAY, the 2lst, 22d, and
23d, in Boston, and back home again on SATURDAY,
25th. Where, in each place, he will be happy to see per
sona complaining w Rh diseases of the LUNG'', COUGHS,
COLDS, LIVER COMPLAINT, or DYSPEPSIA.
He gives advice free of charge, but when he makes a
thorough examination with his RESPIRO ?ASTER his
fee is $3. Soldiers wishing an examination will be
charged $1 each. The Doctor also makes examinations
without the RESPIROMETER without charge.
j014.3t*
UPHAM'S HAIR DYE, ONLY 38 CENTS
A Wm.—Bottles larger than the Dollar Dyes. Colors in..
stantansonsly, and will not wash out. Try it. Sold
only at LITMUS'S, 810 DUESTNUT Street.
n027-methatn
DR.. ROBERTSON'S GOUT AND REMIT—
NATIO DROPS—The only reliable remedy for Rheum.
tism, Gout, &o. Price $l. For sale by
DYOTT & CO.,
No. 232 North 81CCOND Street,
jal..tvrotf Depot for all Popular Netllctues
ONE-PRICE CLOTHING, OP THE LATEST
Brass, made lathe Beet Kanner, expressly for RETAIL
SATES. LOWEST Selling Prices marked in Plain
Figures. All Goods made to Order warranted eallsfac
tery. Our Oag•Patca SYSTEM hi Meetly adhered to.
All are tkeie4 treated alike.
ee22.ly JONES A 00., 604 MARKET Street.
H.ELICBOLD'S UNIVERSALLY APPROVED
Bentriv.—Compound Extract Buchn cures Diseases of
the Bladder, Rhine's, Gravel, Dropsy, Weakness, do.
Read the advertisement in another column. not.l.ths
DR. ROBERTSON'S VEGETABLE NERV
OUS COBDIAL j or,
NATURE'S GRAND RESTORATIVE.
The great remedy for all Nervous Complaints, Debit!.
ty, Prostration, Lowness of Spirits, &c. Price $l.
For sale by DYOTT & CO.,
No. 232 North BECOND Street,
Depot for ail Popular Itedlcinee
, CARD PRINTING, BEST AND CHEAPEST
In the City, at 84 South THERM Street
01:11131TLAB PRINTING, Bat and Chewyt in the
City*, at 84 13enth TIMID Street.
BILL-HEAD PRINTING, Beat alga Cheapen In the
OUT. at 84 South THIRD Street.
PAMPHLET PRINTING, and every ogler &scrip-
Mon of Printing, of the most imperior quality, at the moat
reasonable rates, at ItINOWALT & BROWN'S, Drexell's
Banding, 84 South THIRD Street. delo.tf
MARRIED
TOLMAN—LANG.—At West Chester, Penneylva
nia, on the 2d Inst.. by the Rev. J. M. Crowell, of Phila
delphia, aselated by the Rev. William E. Moore, of West
Chester, Henry Tolman to Kate B. Lang, both of Phila
delphia.
OROCKFORD--GIDSON.—On the 10th of July, 1881,
by the Rev. Geo. A. Durborow, Mr. Wm. P. Crocktowl,
formerly of Mount Holly, N. J., to Mrs. Annie Gibson,
of this city. *
EARNEST--SMITII.—On Sunday, 12th instant, by
Ray. John A. Mcliean, Alexander Osborne Barnost to
Nise Nato Smith, both of this city. sk
FOWLER—MORGAN.—On June 23, 1861, by Ald.
G. W Williams, Mr. Nathan li. Fowler to Mite Mary
G. Morgan, both of Moorestown, Burlington county,
N. J. ik
DIED
woutoriuTT.—on the evening of the 13thinst., Wil
liam Woodnutt, in the 70th year of hie ago.
His relatives and friends nro respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral, without further notice, from the house
of Dr. John D. Griscom, Ito. 102 S Arch street, on Fifth
day morning, the 16th Inst., at 1/ o'clock. [Cincinnati
papers plersto
SEWELL.— On Monday. the 13th Inst., Mrs. M. Eu
genie Ben ell, glib of Capt. William I. Sewell.
Due notice will ho given of the funeral.
HORN —On the 12th inst., at his tesidence in Flour
town, Montgomery county, Henry Horn, in the 70th year
of his age.
Blarelathes and male friends ..are respectfully invited
to attend his funeral from St. John's Lutheran Church,
Race street, above Fifth street, Phila telpbia, on Thorn
day the 16th inst. Funeral services at the Church,
o'clock precisely. Interment at the Woodlands Ceme
tery. ***
EAltrftlF.T.—On the 11th inst., lam Elizabeth, wife of
'Thomas Bonnet, In the 38th year oilier age.
Funeral from the reableuco of her husband, N 0.438
Thompeen Street, 'eighteenth ward, thin (WednendaY ) af
ternoon, at 2 o'clock. sk
MINTES.—On the loth Inst., Elizabeth Dilutes, in the
pltt year or her age.
Fontiol front her late residence, N0..23 aray's alley,
this (Wednesda) ) afternoon, at 1 o'clock.
MAYER.—On the 14th lust, Mary Mayor, in the 83d
year of her age.
Funeral from the residence of her daughter, Mary
Heyenthelerr, No. 956 Randolph street, on Thursday, 16th
inst., at 2 o'c lock. '
HAI FIELD.—On the 13 , 11 inst., Douglass, eon of Dr.
Nathan L. and Susenna 1. Hatfield, in the 16th year of
his age.,
Funeral from the residence of his fathor, northeast
corner of Franklin and Buttonwood streets, on Thursday
afternoon, the 1811, Met., at 2 o'clock. tF
BANCROFT.- , Oti the 13th lust . Eliza Lindsay, relict
of tbo late John Bancroft, to Mond year of hor age.
Funeral from the residence of..ltor - brother-M.lB*c
emet v. Carpi-titer, No. 1140 north Fourth street, this
(Wednesday) afternoon, at 9 o'clock. Gls
BLOOD.—On the 121), inst. Hannah, wife of the late
Caleb Blood, In the 14th year of her age.
Funeral from her late residence. No. 907 Tasker
street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at 1 o'clock. *
CLARIDGE.—On the 12th Mnat Mrs. Eliza Claridge,
relict of the late Philip Ingram - CI ..ridge
Funeral from the residence of her son, Dr. W. IL
Claridge, corner of Richmond and Palmer streets, this
(Wednesday) afternoon, at 1 o'clock.
CONDIFF.—On the 12511 inst., Mrs. Mary Condlir,
wife of Mr. Albert Condit'', and daughter of Jacob
Plague, agetP2B years.
Fun ,a 1 from her parents' residence, Igo 618 Swan
son street, below South street, this (Wednesday) after
noon, at 2 o'cl o ck.
HlLL.—Suddenly, on thellth instant, Mr. John Rill,
Jr., in the 28th year of his age.
Funeral from hie late residence, 621 Richmond street,
(late Queen) above Palmer, Eighteenth ward, this ( Wed
nesday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock. 45
cOABE.—On the 18tit instant, Annie, wife of James
McCabe, in the 24th year of her age.
Funeral front her linsband's residence, 105 Carver
street, Dd. (Wednesday) morning, at 10 o'clock.
WILIE.—At Norristown, Pa., on the 12ta last., Jas.
Wylie, in the OM year of his age.
Funeral from his residence, Lafayette street, below
Mill, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at 1 o'clock.
MOURNING STORE,Dee.23.
—BESSON it BON, No. 018 CHESTNUT
STREET, offer for sale to-day, for cash—
Black and White English Chintzes, 1234 to 150.
do ENS Atlantic do 12%c.
do Purple do do 1230.
Grey and Black English do 12% e.
Plain Black do do 12g c.
Black and white imported De Laines, 12% to 14 cents.
do Purple do do 18%c.
Second Mourning Chene Mohairs, 12,4 cents.
Black Repo A patella, 26 cents. doll
ayMERCHANTS , FUNDb—THE ANNUAL
meeting of the MEROffANTS' FUND bOaf ET Y
will be held on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, the 21st Wet.,
at 4o'tlock, at the Booms of the 'Board of Trade. 603
OFFESTNUT Street.
The Annual _Report will be submitted and an Election
hold for officers.
THOS. F. BRADY, Secretary
UrPROF. F. A. ROESE'S LECTURES
AND HEADINGS ON GEBMAN LITERA.
TUBE. Sfeocd Lecture WEDNESDAY, Jan. 1.5, at 8
P. M., No 1222 ElLBERTStreet. Subject, Ft. Rueck
tri. lt*
[yrMA SO Pi I C NOTICE.—THE MEM
BERS of Montgomery Lodge, Nn. lfb A. Y. If ,
the etticora and members of the Grand Ledge of Penn.
evil ante, and the Order generally, are particularly in
vited to attend the Morrill of their Mtn brother, P. M.
HORACE N. ENGLISH.
The funeral sill take place at Trenton, R. J., on
WEPIIESDAY, (To , morrow,) the 15th hitt., at twelve
o'clock 31. The care leave the Remington depot at 9.39
A.N.By order of the W. M.
7111 J. T. TROIA% Secretary.
na.• AT A MEETING OF THE REPUB
LICANS OF THE SEVENTH WARD, held
THIS EVEN , NO, January 14,1802. at John Pat tenon's,
corner of NINETEINTII and SOUTH, Alderman Geo.
Nacho!' was called to the Chair and Janice Dick appoint
ed &aviary. After the call for the meeting was read,
the following tesolutions were offered and unanimously
adopted :
Resurrect, That we deem tho call fur the Election of
Delegates!, issued Ly the Central Republican Club, as im
politic and tinwlae at the present time, and an resumption
of antboi lip by them, they not being a representative
body, and representing only the individuals composing
the Club.
Besoired, That we, the Republicans of the Seventh
Ward, decline to elect Delegates in accordance with the
call of the Republican Club, and recommend a shatter
course, and in the event of any of the Wards electing to
night, they be requested to reconsider their action and to
withdraw any Delegates so elected.
. _
GROWTH PATOBELL,Prealdent
JAMES DICK, Pecretary.
January 14, 1882. 1.
a 7 . OFFICE HUNTINGDON AND BROAD
TOP MOUNTAIN RAILROAD COMPANY—
(Box 2077.)
=Ma===
At the annual woetiog of the Stockholders of the Mut
inadon and Broad Top Mountain Kann ad and Coat Com
rany, held this day, the following gentlemen were elected
President and Directors for the ensuing year :
For President—Leiria T. Wattaon.
Por Directo• s—Dathruel Vrit.n, S Morris {Vain, John
Derereux, D. Haddock, Jr., G. English, A. P. WI son,
John Meanies, S. J. Christian, James W. Paid, William
Cummings, Jame Long, Benjamin Marshall.
It J. P. 41ERTSEN, Secretary.
ErFAME INSURANCE COMPANY, PHI
LADELPHIA, January la, MS%
At an election held THIS b AY, by the Stockholders
of the FAME ,INSURANCE COMPANY, the following
gentlemen were olteted to nerve as Directors for the en
suing year:
Frauds N. Buck, • -
Matt Richardson,
Henry Lewis, Jr.;
Alex. WhiUdie,
Geo, A. Went, ..
0, W. Heels, I b Jno. Stern - inn.
At the tneeting of Directors held thin 14th day of Ann ,
ary, HO, the following gentlemen - were unanimously
elected officers for the current year:
FRANCIS N. BUOY, President,
CHAS. RICHARD lON, Vice President.
WILLIAMS I. BLANCHARD, Secretary, jalk-2t
E. D. Woodruff.
Jno, Hooter, Jr.,
P.P. Ju gine,
Washlngton Jones,
Charles Stokes,
Jno. W. Eve,—
PHILADELPHIA, JANUARY 13, 1802.
—The annual meeting of the Steekholdera of the
UNION CANAL COMPANY, of Pennsylvania, will ho
held at No. 228 WALNUT Street, (Farquhar busditte,e
on TUESDAY, February 4th, next, et II o'clock A. It)
ja1441e4 0. TtIOMPSON, Secreterr.
rirOFFICE OF TUE WEST PIIILADEL•
DMA PASSENGER, RAILWAY COMPANY.
PRlLAngLiqrl4, January 14, 1082.
The Board of Directors of the Company have this day
declared n Dividend of FIVE PER CENT. on the Capi
tal Brock tenth() last stx months, payable on and after
the 2.4 th instant.
.The Books for the Transfer of Stock will be closed on
the 15th inetoet, until the 2.lth instant.
.4%15- wen3st WM. MARTIN, Js., Tretuutrer.
THE PRESS. -PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 18G1
„ --
trrOFFICE FIHILADELPH(I4 AND
TRENTON RAILROAD COMPANY,
PHILADBLPHIA, January 13, 1882.
At the Annual Meeting of the Stockholders, hold this
day, the following gentlemen; 'wore unanimously elected
Directors for the ensuing year:
VINCENT L. BRADFORD.
EDWIN A. STEVENS,
JOHN It. THOMSON,
JAMES B. GREEN,
ROBERT P. STOCKTON,
WILLIAM 11. HART,
WILLIAM IL HATEMER,
CHARLES MAUA LESTER,
JOHN DORRANCE,
WILLIAM COOK,
RICHARD SHIP P EN,
WILLIAM S. FREEMAN.
. _
And at a meeting of the Directors, held In the after
noon, VINCENT L. DRADEORD Wee to-elected Pre
sident, JOHN It. THOhltiON, Treasurer, and iMICS
Monnatt., Secretary.
It J. 1110ERELL, Secretary.
or. DIULADELPIIIA, JANUARY 13, IS. 62.
—At a meeting of the Stockholders of the THIS,
IEENTR AND IMO YIENTH-81%1DETS PASSEN
GER RAILWAY COMPANY, 'held TRIP DAY, at the
'Office of the &entail', the folloa lug gentlemen were
elected as Officers for the current year :
PIIB4IDENT,
PRICE I. PATTEN.
DIRCOTOII9,
ROBERT ORURO GALAN,
FRANCIS G. RICKLING,
HENRY L. RORNBRRGER,
GEORGE WILOAM%
JOHN P rERREE.
arPHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD COMPANY, Office 221 Routh
FOURTH Street. .
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 13, 1862.
At an Election held this day by the Stockholders of
this Company, the f, Sowing 'smitten on wore unanimous•
iy elected allure for the ensuing Year:
FUESIDRNT.
CHARLES E. SMITII.
WANAGERS,
ASA W lin REY,
S. M. FELTON,
11. PRATT MeHEAN,
WM. SELLERS,
JOHN 11. SOWN,
A. E. BORIE.
IRRASURETto
SAMUEL Slt ADFORD
SECRETARY,
jal4•St WM. H. MAMLBENNY
OFFICE OF THE GIRARD COLLEGE
PASSENGER RAILWAY CO., Corner of CO•
LUAIDIA and /tIDGE Avenues,
PHILADELPUIA, Jan. 13, 1862.
At a meeting of Stockholders of thoGIRARD COL.
LEGE PASSENGICR RAILWAY COMPANY, held
THIS DAY, tbo following gentlemen uoro elected as
officers for Ito ensuing pear;
PRESIDENT,
E. B. EDWARDS.
DIRECTORS,
THOIASOI{ JONES,
JOHN LAMBERT,
WM. S. GRANT,
HENRY OROSKEY,
ANDREW A. BUTLER.
SECRETARY AND TREASURER,
jal4.6t WILLIAM R. BLIGHT.
in--. OFFICE OF THE NORTH PENN•
SY LVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY, January
13,1002.
At n meeting of the Stockholders of the North Penn
sylvania Railroad, held TIIIS LAY, the following gen
tlemen wore elected to serve for the current year.
PRESIDENT.
FRANKLIN A. COMLY.
DIRECTORS.
JOHN BROCK,
JOHN JORDAN, JR.,
ALGERNON S. ROD Errs,
J. GILLINGHAM FELL,
S. MORRIS wALN,
WILLIAM C. LUDWIG,
ELLWOOD SHANNON,
ED WARD C. KNIGHT,
WILLIAM L. HIRST,
ALF kED HUNT.
07. OFFICE OF TUE FAIRMOUNT AND
ARON-STREET CITIZEN 8' PASSE NGEA
naltwAy CO., No. 2562 CALLOWIIILIt Street—
Philadelphia, Jan. 9, 1802.
The Board of Directors havo this day declared a
DIVIDEND of One Dollar per Share, payable to the
Stockholder', or their legal representatives, on and after
3SIOItDAY, the 20th instant, at the Oflice of the Company.
The Transfer Books will ho closed until the L'Oth inst.
jal3-anwfOt .1140. T. I.A.NGE, Treasurer.
. NOTICE.—OFFICE OF THE WY.
011IN0 CANAL COMPANY, No. 230 WeL
-IvCT Streot, Philadelphia.
Tho Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
Wyoming Canal Company will be held at the Office of
the Company, In Philafelphia, on MONDAY, January
20th, 1862, at 12 o'clock noon; for the Election of a Pro
vident and Six Managers to serve for the ensuing year.
Jalo , lmutt CHARLES PARRISH, Soc'y.
arTHE FIRST ANNUAL MEETING OF
THE CONTRIBUTOBA OP THE WOMAN'S
HOSPITAL OF PHILADELPHIA will be held at the
liekvital Building, North COLLEGE Avenue, and
TWENTY-SECOND Street, on TITURiDAY, January
16, at 3 o'clock P. H. E. F. HALLWAY, -
jal4-2t3 Secretary.
try, WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON WILL
Lecture, on ""Thu War and Its Relationa," at
the Spring Garden Institute, northeast corner of BROAD
and SPRING GARDEN Streets, THURSDAY EVENa
ING, 10th (natant. at a nu trter of 8 o'clock; doom open
quarter of 7. Tickets 25 cents; to be had of the Lecture
Committee and at the ball. jal3-4t*
ca-• OFFICE OF THE MINE HILL AND
SCHUYLKILL HAVEN RAILROAD nom.
PANY, PHILADELPHIA, lot Mo., 13, 1862.
At n meeting of the Board of flf onagers, held 11th 'net,
a Setni•annual Dividend was declared of FOUR ANO A
HALF percent., (cone! to Two Dollara and Taenty-five
Cents per share,) out of the prate of the Company's bu
siness' pay able to the Stocicholdera or their legal repro
sentatives on or after the 20th lust.
The Transfer Book will be closed until the 22d inst.
jai t2O WILLI 711. BIDDLE, Secretary
ft: OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA. RAIL.
ROAD CO.—DITILADELPIit 4, Jan. 11.1802.
NOTICE TO STOCK fIOLDENS.—The annual Meet
ing of the Stockholders of this Company will ho held on
MONDAY. the third day of February, 1662, at 10 o'clock
A.M.. at the SANSOIII-3TEEET HALL.
The annual Election for Directors will be hold on
MONDAY, the third day of March, 1862, at the Office of
the Company, No. 238 South THIRD Street,
By order of the Board.
inlB-tle3 EDMUND SMITH', Secretary.
TrPHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD COMPANY, Office 22T Routh
FOURTH Street,
Peita.6ELnita,January 2, 1862.
DIVIDEND NOTIOE—A dividend of seven per cont. on
the Preferred Stork of this Eotnpany has been declared,
payable on the 16th instant, free from State tax.
Stochhold ors on the books of the Now York Agency
Rill be paid at the 'carmen' Loan and Trust Company.
Stockholders on the books of the Boston Agency mitt
be paid at the office of fle.sers. J. It Thayer & Brother.
]a3-tl6 S. BRADFORD. Treasurer.
tff. OFFICE OR THE PHILADELPHIA
ultl'Paesenger-Rallalry Company. ZIOO
cttaDT-
N fOrret—January 6, 1862.—The Board of Directors
bayo THIS DVY declared a ivid.•nd of ONE DOIALA.B.
and FIFTY CENTS per share on the Capital Stock from
the earnings for the past six months, payable to the
Stockholders or their legal ropreseutiatives on and alter
the 16th inst.
The transfer books will be closed until the 10th Inst.
7a7.10t WM. W. COLKET, Secretary
IrrOFFICE OF THE PENNSYLVANIA.
COMPANY FOE INSURANCES ON LIVES
AND GRANTING ANNUITIES, 301 WALNUT St.
PuttAnew - Inn, January 2,1862.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholder+ of this Com
pany will take place at theft-office, 304 WALNUT Street,
on MONDAY, 20th Ina., at 12 o'clock M.; and at the
same time an election will be held for thirteen Directors
for the ensuing year. WILLIAM B. HILL,
ja3•t2oit - Actuary.
TrOFFICE HUNTINGDON ANDPROAD
TOP MOUNTAIN RAILROAD CO.
NOTICE.—The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
of the Huntingdon and Broad Top Mountain Railroad
and Coal Company will be held at their Office, No. 218
South THIRD Street, on TUESDAY, the 14th day of
January, 1862, at 11. A. 21., when an Election will be
held for a President and twelve Directors, to servo for
the ensuing year. .2. P. AERTSEN,
de27-dtial4 Secretary.
UTOFFICE OF "TILE DONALDSON
lIIIPhOVEMENT AND RAILROAD COble
IPANY," No. 276 South THIRD Street, Washington
Buildings.—PioLADELPlllA, January let, 1862.
NOTICE.—The Annual Bleating of the Share Holders
of this Company will be held on THUM .I.Y, the 231
day of January, 1862, between the hours of 12 and 2
E. Af , for the election of Directors to serve the ensuing
year, end for the transaction of such other business as
may come before the meeting.
ja2,2,16,20,23* ALBERT B. ECKEL, Secretary.
07, OFFICE OF THE FAIRMOUNT AND
ARCII•STREET CITY PASSENGER RAIL
WAY COMPANY. rITILADIMPITIA. SMI. 13, 18M.
At the Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of this
Company, held this day, the following-named persons
were unanimously re-elected to servo for the ensuing
year:
PRESIDENT,
CHAS. D. DUNGAN.
snw:4)ns,
JOS. M. OARDEZ fi,
FREDERICK FA/RTHORNE,
D. T. PRATT,
ISRAEL PETERSON,
RICHARD PETERSON.
jal4•tntheBt JNO. T. LANGE, Secrotary
ErAT A MEETING. OF THE STOCK.
HOLDERS of the GIRARD F. and H. IN
bUItANCE (3011 IPA NY, held at their Office, No. 415
'WALNUT Street, TUESDAY. the 7th instant, the fol
lowing gentlemen were elected Officera ned lirectors for
the ensuing year :
DIRECTORS,
Charles I. Dupont, bd., I P. S. Hee, N. Y.,
Furman Sheppard, Win. N. Swain,
John W. Gingham, Jor. Walker,
Li in. 0. Rudman, Pr. Joseph Klapp,
N. 8. Lawrence, David Doi d, Jr.,
0 F. livozloth John Thormay,
A. Bort, John Supplee,
TIIO, AS President
ILLETT, Vice Prodidont.
• TY• jal4- turm-fIL
A. S. a
JAS. B. ALFORD. Secrota
orOFFICE OF THE MAHANOY AND
BROAD MOUNTAIN RAILROAD CO 61PANY,
o. 258 South TIMED Street, January 12, 1862.
. .
At the election for Officers of the blaliatioy and Broad
Mountain Redrew] Company, held Tall 3 DAY, the fol
lowing gentlemen wire elected President and Directors
for the ensuing y ear :
PRESIDENT,
JOHN P. BROOK.
DIREOTOPS.
John Bancroft,
F. B. Knercher,
Henry 0. Gibson,
John H. Towne,
George O. Potts,
Charles E. Smith,
. S. BROOK, Secretary.
Bard Patterson,
John Brock,
John Gibson,
Davis Pearson,
J. Dutton Steele,
Joseph 8. Lewis,
jel4-tarths.3t*
gra OFFICE OF THE RELIANCE MU•
TUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, OF PHI
LADELPHIA, JANUARY 11, 1862.
The Directors have this day declared a Dividend of
SIX PER CENT. on the capital stock of the company,
and on the certificates of profits outatanding, for the year
ending December hlst, 1861, without deduction for
State Tax, payable in cash to tho Stockholders, on and
after the 16th inst.
Also, a Dividend of EIGHT DER CENT., parable pro
rata on the capitol stork and premiums earned, nut of
the profits of the company for the year ending December
31st, 3801, for which - certificates of profits, bearing into.
rest, will he delivered to the stockholders, and to the in
sured entitled to receive the same under the provisions
of the charter, on and after the 23d inst.
No certificate will be leaned for any less onto than ten
dollars, nor for any fractional part of one dollar. Sums
less than ten dollars and not lees than one dollar, aro
credited to the insured on the books of tho Company, and
if, within any period of ten years, the mid credits amount
to ten dollars, certificates therefor will be issued.
Certificates of profits are liable, qua try with the cap.
tat stock, for the losses and engagements of the Compa
ny, and may be converted into capital stock at any
time, at the option of the holder.
D. IL lIINCIIMAN,
fal4-tuthslOt Secretary.
ux• OFFICE OF THE RELIANCE MU
TUAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHILA
DELPHIA, Jan. 8, 1862.
Tho Anneal Meeting of the Stockholders of this Com
pany will ho held, in pursuance of the Charter, at the
Office, No. 808 WALNUT Street, at 12 o'clock M. on
MONDAY, the fid day of February next. And an
Election for Twenty Directors, to serve for the ensuing
year, will be held at the enure place, on the day named,
between 12 o'clock 111. and 2 o'clock P. M.
jao-thstutfe3 B. M. lIINCIWAN, Beciy.
tap OFFICE OF THE FRANKFOR D AND
SOUTHWARK PHILADELPHIA CITY PAS ,
Eir.NGER RAILROAD COMPANY, WORKS (late
Chatham) Street, below Fourth.
nitcaant.mtra, January 2, 1862.
The Bonn' of Directors have this day ikelared a divi
dend of Three and One-half Per Cent. on the Capital
Block, out of the earnings for the past six months. Una
ble to the stockholders et lheir legal representatives on
and after the 16th Ina.
The tynnsierbooli .4111 ho closed until the 15th lust
MIAS; B. ABBOTT, Secretary
orTHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders of the FARMERS' WESTERN
Isle BRET COMP: NY will be held at the WESTERN
DIARKET HOTEL, N 0.2129 MARKET street, oa FRI
DAY, the nth instant at ft o'clock P. kt, to elect alters
for the coning year. J. W. SHIES, Ja.,
ja.9.Btit Secretary.
(r. - FAME INSURANCE COMPANY, Office
No. 40#3 CHESTNUT Street.
PHILADELPHIA, January 6, 1862.
At a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Fame
Insurance Company, bold this day, a semi-annual Divi
dend of Three per cent was declared, payable on and
after the Bret day of February, 1862.
jaitfehl WMB. T. BLANCHARD, Beceetary.
ErrPHILAD E LP II lA, DEUMBER
20th, 18131.—The Anuual bleating of the Stock
holders of the LOCUST Mo lUNTAIN GOAL AND IRON
CON PANT will be held at their Office, No. 230 South
TRIED Street, OA MONDAY, the 20th day of January,
A. D. 1862, at ll o'clock A. IM., when an Election will
be held for item Directore, for the ensuing year. The
transfer book of the Company will he closed for fifteen
days previous to thu day of election.
de2l-tja2o JOB. 0. 4^OPPIJCII, Secretary.
07- OFFICE OF THE MARANO( AND
BROAD al PUNTA IN RAILROAD COMPANY,
atiti South 2 lIIRD Street.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of this Com
pany arid be hold on MONDAY, deanery 13th, 1862, at
1 o'clock P. 11., at the Wilco of the Company, at which
time and place an election will be held for a President and
Twelve Directors to sorra the ensuing year. '
d3O-mf6t* It. S. BROOK, Secretary.
17G. APPEAL FOR THE SUFFERING
POOR.—Hundreds in our city are now suffering
tram cold, hunger, and sickness. That loathsome and
appalling disease, small-pox, prevails largely at present
among the destitute. "THE HOME MI.SION.k RY
SOCIETY OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA"
appeals most earnestly to the public to furnish the 'id
necessary to enable Its agents to relieve thin want and
distress. Ihie Society hoe been laboring among rho poor
of this community for twenty-six years, and many
thousands w hom it has aided by its timely WPM ince and
counsel can testify of its * efficiency and success in this
very important monk. Daring the last sown years it.
has sent to g )od homes in the country no less than eight
hundred and four eliffdren—the offspring, meetly, of
drunken p tr*blp—and nearly all of them have done well
Donations of money, bows Ter small, may be sent to
the Treasurer, Mr. THOS. T. MASON, No. 434 MAR
KET Street.
Don Miens of fud, food, and clothing will bo very ac
ceptable at this time, and may be sent to the (Dice, No.
42 North FIFTH Street, or they will 00 called for on a
nate being addressed to Mr. JOHN P. ARRISON, same
place. GEORGE H. STUALT, Preddent.
ISAAC R. intim vice premont.
R. K. HOFFLICE, Secretary. ja7-tatheilt
JAMES S. EARLE SOl4,
INANUFAOTURERB AND nlrolsTvo_
o
LOORIN( G-LASSto,S:'
EARLE'S GALLERIES,
816 CHESTNUT STREET,
tiV ANTED—For the Lancer
Regiment, now in Washington, a few YOUNG
MEN. Apply at the Western Hotel, No. 828
MARKET Street. jal3.3t*
WANTED-I—For the Regiment
of Lancers, Colonel Rush, now in Washington,
a few YOUNG MEN, front 21 to 27 years of
age, and not less than 6 feet 7. Apply at the Western
Betel, No. 826 MARKET Street. 1a13.3t*
UNITED STATES MARINES.-
Wanted, immediately, for the United States Marine
Carps, THREE HUNDRED ABLE-BODIED MEN
for eea rvice, between the ages of eighteen and
forty years. All information that may be required will
be given at the Rendezvous, 311 South FRON p Street,
below Spruce. JAMES LEWIS, Captain,
1a342t Recruiting Officer.
OIL! OIL!! OIL!!!
HULBURT & BRODHEA.D,
Having opened a General Depot for the Sale of Extra
Refined and Lubricating COAL OILS, would alt the
special attention of dealers and consumers to their
refined ILLUMINATING OIL, as it possesses merit
beyond any thing heretofore offered in this market, being
entirely free from that gluey substance and bad odor
millet' characterize that commonly sold in this market,
produces no smoke, and is free from ell explosive
propertter.
WY Orders from City or Country promptly at
tended to. 1e15.1m
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GEORGE W. WOOTTEN,
NORTH AMERICAN OIL CODIPANY
BI6NUFACTUREI2B- 08 COAL OIk~ .4 ND Rs
SINERS Or COAL AND OARDOX , OILS.
WM. F. JONNSTON, Pri.sident,
GEO. OGDEN, Secretary.
Ale°, Agent for BEMIS, JUDSON, dc DEEPS, Patent
Glass Cones for Lamps, and wholesale dealer In Dith
ridge's Patent Oval (tire -proof) and Eastern Flint-Glass
Chimneys, Lamps, 6m. Burnam to burn Coal Oil with
out Chimneys.
Cash buyers or prompt payers an respectfully invited
to examine our stock. no2l-2•a
PORTLAND KEROSENE
OIL.
We aro tow prepared to oupPl7 Lhle
BTANDAIID ILLUMINATING OM
AC
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Z. LOCKE dr. CO., SOLI AGENTS,
1010 KARIM MEM,
t02.0m PofMPlehja
DIARIES.
Pecemnen 26th, 186 L
WILLIAM F. MURPHY & SONS,
It* 339 CHESTNUT STRCEI
PARIS CORSETS. Just received
from Paris the Worley Corsets nod Paris. made Cor
sets, all sizes, !arse nod small, at Mrs. STEEL'S, TENTH
Street, below CHESTNUT.
(IET COLORED PHOTOGRAPHS
VI for 81, nt REIMER'S GALLERY, SECOND
Street, above Green. The popularity of those pictures
are the best test of their excellence. ICK
ARMY CLOTHING AND EQUI
PAGE oy FlDE—Pima DELMIIA, Jon. 14, 1802—
PROPOSALS aro Invited, and will be received at this
office until 10 o'clock A. U. on THURSDAY, the 21th
instant, for One Hundred Tin:mewl Yards of all-wool
SACK FLANNELS, Indigo-blue, wool dyed, twilled,
fifty-four inches wide, and weighing ten ounce; per yard.
All bids must be endorsed "Proposals for furnishing
dart -blue flannel," and be fuldressed to
G. 11. CROSMAN,
iitls- (24 Deputy Quartermaster General,
w'S BROWN WINDSOR,
HONEY, GLYCERINE, AND OTHER FANCY
SOAPS, BRUSHES, AND PERFUMERY.
NOTICE TO THE TRADE.—The firm of LBW, Son,
Itenbow, 330 Strand, London, is this day dissolved by
IA111181°1! of time ' awl the business will, in future, be
continued at the same address under the firm of
HOBERT LOW, SON, & HAYDOII.
Mr. Hayden has boon practically engaged, for upwards
of twenty years, In the manufacture of the above ante:es;
for a considerable time he has most successfolly repro-
FeLtell the Into firm, and is thoroughly conversant with
wry branch of the business; this fact, coupled with the
intimate knowledge of the trade for upwards of forty
years of Mr. Low, the oentor partner, will be a sufficient
guarantee that the high reputation of these manufactu
rers will be fully maintain...al. 330 STRAND, LONDON.
Ducey her 31, 1861. jalgswsGt
Q.CBENCE'S MANDRAKE PILLS
1...) FOR SICK HEADACHE-ITS 81(61PTO51S,
AND CURE,
This has received Its name from a constant nausea or
',fatness at the stomach, which attends the pain in the
head. Tide headache is apt to begin in the morning on
waiting from a deep sleep, and when S3lllO irregularity of
diet hoe been committed on the day before, or aometimes
for seven al days previous. At first there Is it distressingly
oppressive feeling iu the head, which greduatly tnerges
into a severe heavy pain In the temples, frequently at
tended by a sense of fullness and londerneits in one eye,
and extending ammo the forehead. 't here is a clammy.
Implement taste In the month, an olliqedve break'', and
the tongue covered with a yellowish white fur. The suf
ferer desires to be alone In a dark room. As Soon as the
patient We that fullness in the head and pain In the
temples Mkt a large dose of SCHENCK'S HANCE MO
PILLS, and in en hone or two they wilt feel an well es
ever This has teen tried by thousands and tawny,' mire
to cure, and instead of the nick headache coming on overt
circle or len days, they .111 not be troubled with it once
In three months
ECM:NCRS MANDRAKE PILLS are composwl of
a number of roots, beefees Podoplitiln or concentratiol
31andruke, all of which tend to relax the aecrotions of thin
User, and act moro prompt than blue mils or morello',
nod without leaving any dangerous effects. In a 1)11101.14
Person they will show themselves DY the stools They
IN lit ( xyel worms, mucous bile, and all morbid matter
front the eyetem. In al,k headache, if they aro taken as
ditectell above, (a full dope as noon as they Del the first
f)nuttoms of It,) Dr SCIIENCK will, and has dttected
Ins qigewts to i eiluill the mono if they do oat glee perfect
Nitislaction.
If a Pol - son has been compelled to stay out lota at night
and drink too much saint., by taking a doss of pills on
going to bed, next morning he will feel as though he had
not drank a drop, unless ho forgets to go to bed at all
Prepared only by Dr. J. H. 80111ACIC, and for Halo
wholesale and retail at his Principal Office, No. 30 North
RIXTII Street, Philadelphia, Da. Also, by Druggists
and Dealers everywlure. Price ..15 cents per box.
N. D. WAITE, corner SIWP.NTII Stroet and LOUI
SIANA. Avenue, Agent for Washington city. Jal.s.3tit*
MARSHAL'S SALE.—By virtue of
writ of PM°, by the Hon. JOHN ()AIM RaiA
DEB, Judge of the District Conti of the United Statue,
in and for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, in Ad
miralty, to Ina directed, will be Fold, nt public sale, to the
highest and beat bidlit.r, for flash, nt thelf.L'lloll ANTS'
EXCHANGE. on MONDAY, January 27th, 1562, at 12
o'clock M., the five sixteenth, part of the Schooner
ELLA, her Made, apparel, and furniture. The wooed
is tom lying at House's wharf, lttehmoral
V; IL LIA.III MILLNY ADD,
U. S. Mundial }L D. of Penren.
PHILADRI,PRIA, Jantigry 14, 1861 .i4lB-6t
LADIES' lIAIR-DYEENG DONE
In beautiful style, at FOURTH and BRANCH,
jals-if if
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FINE ENGRAVINGS,
PICTURE AND PORTRAIT FRAMES,
PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES,
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
CARTE-DE-VISITE PORTRAITS,
PHILADELPHIA
MILITARY NOTICES.
ILLUMINATING OILS
NO. 240 ARON STREET,
38 SOUTH SEOOND STREET,
AGENT FOR TUE
1 8 0 2, .
NEW PUBLICATIONS
THE NEW MAGAZINE !
CONTINENTAL
MONTHLY,
FOR FEBRUARY, IS ISSUED!
ENLARGED SIXTEEN PAGES
CONTENTS
MIL SEWARD'S PUBLISHED DIPLOMACY. An
article which moaners two questions of vast im
portance to the American people at this time, viz:
What are Mr. Seward's views respecting England
and the emergency of a war with hor 7" and a Will
he exhaust negotiation before proceeding to hostili
ties 7"
OUR WAR AND OUR WANT. By Charles GotWray
Leland.
BROWN'S LECTURE TOUR. By a Lecturer.
THE WATCHWORD
TINTS AND TONES Or ?ABM. By "[wary T
Tuckerman, Xsq.'
TELE TRUE BASIS
SELF-RELIANCE. By Geo. S. Burleigh
THE HUGUENOT FAMILIES IN AMEBIGA. By
lion. G. P. DiffOIEM ay.
THE BLACK FLAG.
THE ACTRESS-WIFE. An interesting Story.
111...A.C1c WITCH'. A Story of Early Tiraohi n N ew
p e omd. uy J. Warren Now romp, Jr., editor of
't NFIT l!'1 • Yel F'`thldßUSh"
BESURGADIUS. A Pona. By henry P. Leland
AMONG THY. IG.NEI3. A Grm'MO Picture of Southern
Life. By the author of "The flot.ton State 3."
FREEDOM'S sTilig.
JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL. An impartial Critique.
By the author tf the brilliant Essay on Ralph
Waldo Emehon, in our last number.
ON THE PLAINS. By Hon. Horace HreeleY.
SEVEN DEVILS. An Arabian Night's Story. By
Rev. F. W. Shelton.
THE HEIR OF noszToN. Ey "A Distinguished
Author," who essayed to write a rocaleru novel,
and stopped abort to the middle of it.
OUR DANGER AND ITS CAUSE. By Ron. Georg°
S. Boutwell, ex-Governor of ftLissachmetta.
LITERARY NOTICES AND EDITOR'S TABLE.
J. R. GILMORE,
110 TREBIONT STREET, BOSTON
FOR SALE DY ALL NEWS DEALERS. It
SAFEGUARD ENVELOPES
Just published, SAFEGUARD ENVELOPES, buff
and white, admirably adapted to prevent miscarriage of
letters and relieve the dead letter office; useful to the
business man, the soldier, and every correspondent.
For bale by the stationers generally, and wholesale by
JOHN P. CHARLTON,
Static ners' Warehouse, 32 South FOURTH Street.
)1114.3t*
( - IHOWE CARD PHOTOGRAPHS.
A new copy from the original painting of T. Bu
chanan Read, F.. 811, of
PROF. LONGFELLOW'S CHILDREN,
In Card form, for the Album.
Also, Pbotograpbs of Barley's celebrated painting of
THE COURTSHIP OF umEs STANDISH.
Also,
WHITTIER'S "BAREFOOT BOY," and
Itlits IL F. GOOLD'I3 "LITTLE MATOII GIRL,"
Companion Pictures, painted by C. Swain.
Also, the Popular Pictures of
BARRY'S "RECTOR'S WARD,"
LO'GFELLOW'S ~ HIAWATHA'S WOOING,"
LONGFELLOW'S ~ EVANGELINE,"
GUIDO'S "BEATRICE CENCI,"
BARRY'S "'MAUD MULLER."
Wo will pay Fifty Dollars for information that shall
lead to the conviction of any person copying our valua
ble cop} -right w orks.
We have a great j ar let y of popular subjects, including
distinguished persons, American and Foreign, of
which we hill send a list If desired.
Pi ice, 25 cents each, post-paid
IR^ Pl 3 OTo ICA Pll ALBUMS-19e manufacture
fifty styles, of impros ed - pattern 13, from very low prices
to the finest. These see claim to be the best awl cheapest
is the market. J. E. TILTON & CO.,
Jail. tutbs3t Boston.
HOLIDAY BOOKS
AND
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
SELLING AT VERY LOW PRICES.
W. G. PERRY, Bookseller,
d020.1m S. W. Corner FOURTH owl LACE
DIARIES FOR 1862.
GREATEST VARIETY,AND
AT THE LOWEST PRICES
BUY OF THE PUBLISHER.
WILLIAM. G. PERRY, Publisher,
de2o-Ins S. W. Corner FOURTH and PAO&
FINANCIAL
N EW NATIONAL LOAN.
OFFICE OF JAY COOKE /4 CO , BANEERS, i
No. 114 SOUTH THIRD STREET, S
Tbo 7 3-10 per cent Treasury Notes] of all denomina
tions, of the second issue of Fifty Millions, dated Octo
ber Ist, are now roads to deliver to purchasers, at the
office or
J. COOKE,
SUBSORIPTION AGENT,
114 SOUTH THIRD STREET
GOLD BOUGHT AND SOLD.
7 3-10 TREASURY NOTES BOUGUT AND
SOLD.
QUARTERMASTERS' CERTIFICATES DEALT IN.
ja2-lm DREXEL & 00.
$3130 0 -A FIRST-CLASS DI
• proved GROUND RENT of Oda amount
[or sale, at a liberal discount. Apply to
E. PETTIT,
Sal No. 809 WALNUT Street.
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS
PATENT
McGLEET.AN TIES.
PATENT
McOLELLAN TIES.
PATENT
MCCLELLAN TIES.
PATENT
MCCLELLAN TIES.
PATENT McCLELLAN SCARFS
PATENT
McCLELLAN SCARFS
PATENT
McCLELLAN SCARFS
AT J. A. ESHLEMAN'S I AT J. A. ESHLEMAN'
AT J. A. ESHLEMAN'S AT J. A. EMI LEMAN' 8
AT J. A. ESHLEMAN'S ! AT J. A. ESHLE NAN' 8
AT J. A. ESHLEMAN'S AT J. A. EMI LEMAN'S
NORTHWEST CORNER OF
SEVENTH AND CHESTNUT.
SEVENTH AND CHESTNUT.
SEVENTH AND CHESTNUT.
THE ONLY CRAVAT STORE IN PHILADELPHIA
THE ONLY CRAVAT STORE IN PHILADELPHIA
THE ONLY CRAVAT STORE IN PHILADELPHIA
THE ONLY CRAVAT STORE IN PIIILADELPIILA
P. 8. The above articles, being PATENTED, cannot
be obtained elect% hero.
P. B. N 0.2. Furnishing Goods, in every variety.
P.B. No. B. PATENT ENAMELLED COLLARS,
L 0 FOR A QUARTER
NEW FIRMS AND CHANGES.
1862.
Merchants and Piddle Institutions supplied with
. BLANK BOOKS
Of all sizes, made of tho best
LINEN PAPERS,
And warranted durablo.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN STATIONERY lu
great variety.
LETTER, NOTE, and DILL PAPERS.
TRIPLE-EXTRA GOLD PENS.
LETTER. PRESS and LITHOGRAPH PRINTING.
WM. F. MURPHY Ss SONS,
PRACTICAL BLANK-BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
COUNTING-HOUSE STATIONERS,
PRINTERS, AND LITHOGRAPHERS,
339 CHESTNUT STREET.
de-4 -ird.2in
NOTlCE.—Application will be made
to the 'Board of Directors of the Morrantilo Library
for renewal of Certifleato of Share of Stock No. 3,910,
same having been lost or mislaid. j014.3t*
ANTI -FRICTION METAL,
Superior quolity,
For sale by
JAMES YOGOM,
MUNKEIt'S AL DFX,
jnl3.2:nit 13ct. Front and Second, Ilet, nod Arch eta
GEORGE HALFMAN,
SHOVEL AND SPADE
MANUFACTUIttiII,
CORNER OF BREAD AND QUARRY STREETS,
pir.34sin* het. Arch and Race, and &cowl and Third.
O LD LEAD-8 barrels just received
per mcbooner Attalla, for Ai& 11 8:0 by
JAIIRET(3IIARSTALREI,
no 7 70'2 and 204 South FRONT Street
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
BLANKETS AND QUILTS.
A full line of desirable sizes.
Heavy and light twilled Blankets.
Imported Blankets, nearly square.
•
Marseilles Counterpanes, new designs.
Single bed, crib, and cradle Blankets.
Superb quality large white Quilts.
ALSO,
Lace nod tamboured muslin curtains
Selling at low prices to close the stock.
Cloth embroidered and painted Covers.
Plano Covert!, and large au! email table
Marconi', Damask, Linens Shootings,
Towellings, Crash, Furniture Coverings.
Muelfu Shirtings, Sheeting's, Flannel,.
SU aftPLESS BROTHERS,
JaIS CHESTNUT and xicant Streets
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
TO THE LADIES.
LAST CHANCE.
POSITIVELY FOE THIS WEER ONLY
THE REMNANTS
OF CUT GOODS
PRICE. PERRIS, 8e Co.'s
WILL DE OFFERED, AT A GREAT REDUCTION,
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY,
At the Store,
N 0.1024 CHESTNUT St.,
I=l
of Jaconeta i ClatAbrica s and Mills
REDINANT4
of Nainsoolo, nod another White Goode.
lIEEINANTB
of Linens, IllnleeTes, Table Damasks
REBtIiANTS
of, and all kinds of Linen Goods
REMNANTS
of Veleneienne, Bilk, and Blonde Laces
RESINANTB
of Cambric and Swiss Edging, Irtertings,
and Flouncing&
OM- AND ENDS
.
ju Towels and Napkins
ODDS AND ENDS
in Ladlea` tal gonte Linen Tiandkor
chiefs, of all lands".
CITES AND Elnis
In Folnter Ince, And rotate Applique, Hoot
ton, finite., Valencionne, and Embroi
dered Collars, Sots, 'Handkerchiefs,
Capes, Coiffures, Barbee, ac.
ODDS AND ENDS
in Dingle Rutflee, Infant's Embroidered
Waists and Robes, and a great variety
of other articles, comprising a general
assortment of
LINENS,
WRITE GOODS,
LACrES, AND
Ladies should avail themselves of this last oopprtunity ,
of buying these Goods at less than half their value
as this Store will positively close on Saturday next.
JOHN A. MULLEN,
jal4-5t AGENT.
REDUCTION.
THOS. W. EVANS & Co.
ABE NOW CLOSING OUT
THE BALANCE OF THEM
WINTER STOCK
OF
CLOAKS AND
DRESS GOODS,
AT
GREATLI REDUCED PRICES.
jal4.3t 818 and 820 CHESTNUT Street.
CHEAP SEAL SKINS.
BLACK CLOTHS,
HEAVY CLOAKINGS,
CASSIMERES,
BOYS' WEAR.
COOPER & CONARD,
B. E. CORNER NINTII and MARKET BTB
tile-m.4lm
WHITE GOODS, FOR LADIES'
WEAR. HOSIERY, VESTS, &M—All descrhi-
Pony and heat Makes Cnmbric, intone; French, Dalin,
Swiss, Muth Book, and English Muslims, French Linen
Cambrics, Dimities, Tarleums, Natnnooks. and
Organdies. Also, Cotton and Merino Hosiery, Vests,
&c., of the most approved regular makes
SHEPPARD, VAN HARLINGEN, & ARRISON,
jal3-3t No.looB CHESTNUT Street.
BALMORAL SKIRTS.—The subseri
hers have received en invoice of floe Balmoral
Aide, oh low pricter.
SHERFABD, VAN HARLINGEN, & ARRISON,
jal3-3t No. 1005 CHESTNUT Street.
MEN'S WEAR,-BOYS' WEIR.
50 to 75. cent Union Cassimores, Satinets, 6'c.
Catelimeres; best in the market.
$l3O Cassimeres ; beet in the market.
$1.25 Cassimeres; beet ever sold for the money
Black Clothe r Ladies` Wear.
Black Broadcloths for Men's Wear.
Seine Bargains in our Cloth Stock.
Tailors' attention is Invited.
COOPER. Ai CONARD.
jag B. E. corner NINTH and MARKET
CLOAKS AND SHAWLS
Reduced in Price.
Cool Stock of Cloaks.
Blanket Long Shawls Cheap.
Black Ththot Shawls Cheap.
Black Blanket Sayan, Shawls for $l.
Brodie Shaa le at half price.
COOPER & COWARD,
jag S. E. corner NINTH and MARKET Ste
VYRE & LANDELL, FOURTH and
ARCII, open to•dap, R fri eh ansortmont of
Double•fnccd Black Figured Silks,
Solid Colored Brown Figured Silks.
MRCP, Modes, Green, end Purple Silks.
EYRE & LANDELL keep the very
lietivioi.t
Plain Black Dress Silks.
Itcavy•bordered Stout Block Salo.
Wldow's Silks, ulihout gloss.
Rich Plain Silks, for city trade, jog
S2.SOBALMORAL SKIRTS, full
size.
Balraorale Wholesale.
Bahnorole
jot; EYRE & LANWICLL.
EDUCATIONAL
DICKINSON COLLEGE GRA M-
A., NAR SCHOOL—A. F. MULLIN, A. M., Prin.
cipul —Founded in 1776, is one of thetoldest and most
thorough Classical Schools to the country. The Scholar.
ships, heretofore limited to the College classes, aro avail
able now for the Grammar School also. Winter Turin
opens THURSDAY, 16th Jiinuary.
H. N. JOHNSON, President.
Carlisle, Penna. jai-malt
HOW.AItD & HARNDEN
EXPRESS.
REMOVED TO
607 CHESTNUT STREET,
NEXT DOOR TO
GRANYILLE STOKES.
FREIGHT, MONEY, &to., forwarded to all points
NORTH,
SOUTH,
EOM,
and WEBT.
Having opened no Office in WASHINGTON, we shall
give special attention to freight fen that City and vicinity.
Jastuary 7, 1862. ja7-1m
ARMY TENTS-200 for sale by
jal3•l2lf PROTIIINGLIARI k WELLS
TRussES! BRACES ! ! SUP
PORTERS!!!
O. 11. NEEDLES,
S W. corner RACE and VW - ELVER Streets, Phila.,
Practical Adjuster of Trusses and Mechanical Appli
ances, has constantly on hand a large and varied stock et
elegant French Trusties, and a complete assortment of
best American. English and American Supporters and
Dolts t Shoulder Braces. Suspensories, Syrinpet in great
variety, French POSVITIOEI, Ac.
Ladies' Department conducted by Ladles, TWELFTH
Street, first door below Race. n027.113m
FINE SHIRT MANUFACTORY.
The subscriber 'a ould invite attention to his
IMPROVED (JUT OP SRI %I'd,
Which be makes a specialty in his business. Also, con
stantly receiving
NOVELTIES FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAN.
J. W. SCOTT
GENTLEMEN'S FERE 16131NG 'STORE,
IVo. 814 CHESTNUT 4TRETT,
ja9-tI Four doors below the Continental.
RESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
JL AT WAIT PRICES, of Looking-Olasses, Engravings,
and fine Frames, at GEO. F. DENKERT'S, No. 5.13
ARCH Street. jal-tRf
TTA M S pieces sugar• cured
cuy-Brnoked limns for solo by
C. O. BADLEfr & CO.,
In 9 MR Street, 2nl door attoro Front,
xrisußA.ricz COXPANIES.
TrNION MUTUAL INSURANCE
ILJ COMPANY OP PHILADELPHIA.
STATEMENT OF THE AFFAIRS OF THE
COMPANY.
Pretofurna from January 1, 1863, to January
I, 1802 E 180,006 00
Premiums earned on marine and inlaid
. .
deka during the year ending as above
Received from interest on investments..
Losses, return premiums, re-insurances, es•
roenses, and cummlbsions $1.60,349 114
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY, JANUARY 13, 1861
D 6,060 Pennsylvania 5 per cent. loan.
10,0(0 Rudd Oda city 6 per cent. loan.
7,000 city of Pittsburg 6 do do
7,000 ro 5 do do
41,020 Camden and Amboy Railroad Company 6 percent.
bonds.
14,610 Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Company, 6 per
cent.londs
5,000 North Pennsylvania Railroad 6 per cent. bonds.
117 ewes Phibutelphia Bank,
100 shares North Pommy lettufa Railroad Company.
. r.
88 shares Delaware 3111Aual Saviug ItteuranCj Co.
45 'bares Delaware Railroad Company,
10 abarea Penn ` sylvania Railroad Company,
20,e67 certificates of profile auudry Mutual
Insurance COMM] iOB 6100,000 00
Estimated unbent value_ 100,000 00
Casb In bank 18,818 90
Bills receivable 61,088 63
Duo the Company for unsettled pro-
MUM, nalvages, and other ac
counts 46,607 25
At a meeting of the ecripholders of the Union Mutual
Insurance Company of Philadelphia, held at their office
January 33. 1802, the following gentlemen were elected
to rare as Directors for three years:
Richard 8 Smith, Henry Samuel,
James R. Campbell, Charles 'Wheeler,
Charles Vezin, Gilbert H. Newhall,
Bins Yarnell, Thomas Daliett,
woo, WITH
B. Destottet, Edward L, Clark,
A. E. Scale, George Lewis,
Francis Tete, David Salomas, ,
John IL Irwin, t 11. K. Robinson.
Newbury di. Smith, Samuel C. Cook,
William C. Kent, G. W. Bernadoo
Fleury Lewis, Jr., Wm. S. Baird,
J. P. Steiner, . Thomas Carstairs,
Constitute the Board of Directors,
RICHARD S. 8 }SITU, President.
JOS. COLLISON, Secretary. jals..tit
STATEMENT OF THE NORTHERN
At.STIRANCE COMPANY, LONDON, as at 31st
January, 1881, made in compliance with the law of Penn
tylvenia:
CAPITAL fiTOCE: $0,288,800 00
ASSETS.
. .
Value of Real Eatate held by the Company. $119,172 13
Cash Deposited in Banks 224,608 38
Cash In bands of Agents and lu course of
transmiadon 282,112 38
Loans secured by bonds and mortgages.. 333,581 - 23
Stocks owned by the company, (market
(value). 1,260,510 92
Stocks held .by the company ns collateral
emptily for loans 914,931 76
$2,711,993 79
Ltil3lLiTiEg.
Losses due and ufiltael, (fire and life) 8143,391
Dividends declared due lia4 &amid, (fire
and Itte) 4,231 79
;Mother claims against the cedunsny, (chief
ly fire duty due to Govetnniontp,,...,.. , 33,282 23
Cash prenthrhtt reedVed, Sure and 1ite)....51421,111 16
Interest money P!ceived tr,ftti the inveet-
moot,' of the coMptity
Income of the comp2MY - from other sources
Losteapaid during the year,. (fire
and life
Re•lneurnrree and return Dre,
adurnl4B,7B6 98
Dividends declared d ur ing - * .ifie..
lea- .E' 001 87
Dividendspaid during the year... 23,401 13
Expenses paid during the year,
.. .
E3rBROIDAIIig.3.
including commissions
All other expenditures...
The above statement, published in comfit-sr-ea with the
law of the State of Pennsylvania, hew not cagy been are•
roved by the United States Conenl In Loudon, and
sworn to by the temasvg. er and Secretary of theConapanYr
but the securities ban been um: mined by a weit , known
Notary Pllidw, in Lowden, and 'found fully repro--
sentiug the figures given in the statement.
The undersigned Nava ;denture in stating that - flat- -
withstanding the Ldepressiva in busioess, the promitilm
receipts , of the Philadelphia agency, fat the year 10f1,.
have beers over rx,ooo. All losses for the year hiree
been promptly paid. Policiee will be insured at mode , -
sato rates,. end loam paid as open as admitted without re- -
ference to .London. GET tY a I.IEBING, Agents,
jals- - o fm6t 625 VIIEST.NOT Street.
MEE PENNSYLVANIA. FIRE IN
-81./RANCE COMPANY.
In conformity with the Act of Argembly of April sth,
1842, this Company publbh the following list of their
awns, viz:
Mortgages, being. all first
mortgagee in the city of
Philadelphia 0483,300 00
Mortgage, in the city of
Pittshurg . 8,000 00
31ortgage, in Bucks county. 5,000 00
• • • • •
Bills receivable
Real Estate,—
Eebnylkill Navigation Company Loon.— A',819 38
Camden and Amboy Company Lam...... 28,493 55
Clierareaka and Delaware Cana Loan•.... 8,302 50
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore
Railroad Loan 17,870 50
Pennsylvania Railroad Co., 200'shares.... 9,16 S 75
liarrieburg, "Lancaster, and Mount Joy
Railroad 5,425 00
United States Loan
Pmmsyhnain State Loan....
Philadelphia city al.°
Philadelphia City fives
Cincinnati City sixes.
Pittsburg City SIXE.H.,
Philadelphia Batik, 234 shares
Batik of North America, 100 allures
Western 'Bank, 220 shares., 11,000 OD
Girnnl 'Bank, 125 shares' 6,600 00
•
Franklin Fire Insurance Co , 30 "807 73
Itlanaytnik Gal 00, 20 shares.
Cash on bond
Ji;nuary 2,3862
VAME OMR
No 406 CHESTNUT
FIRE AND INL
I
F. N. Buck,
(AM. Bicltrdßon,
floury Lewis, Jr,
Alex. whiiraiD,
Geo. A. West,
0. W. Davis,
FRANCIS N. BU
011ABLI:S REOII
'ILLIAMS I. BLAIiC
COMMONWEALT
V RANCE COMPANY
PENNSYLVANIA.
DIREOTOBS.
David Jayne, M. D., Charles 11. Roger,
John M. Whits.ll, John H. Walker,
Edward 0. Knight, Robert Roe:faker,
Thomas S. Stewart, William Struthers,
Henry Lewis, Jr., Stephen Coulter.
DAVID JAYNE, N. D., President.
JOHN M. Vi'IIITALL, Vice Preeidont.
?SAMUEL S. MOON, Secretary.
Office, Commonwealth Building, 818 °manful
Street. Phikulaleht.
ISSOLUTION.—The firm of JONES
D
CUMMINGS is this day dissolved by limitation.
Either party is authorized to sign tho name of the firm
to zetthment of their business. .
Philadelphia, Dec. 31,186
1 - 11,9 SOLUTION.—The Copartnership
JI-1 formerly existing between the undersigned, under
the firm of VANDERVENR, ARCHER & CO., wasdis
solved Dec. 31, 1861, by limitation. The business will be
settled by B. F. ADCHER and F. B. BEEVES, at No.
45 North WATER Street. C. P. VAN DSBV.EBB,
B. F. ARCHER,
P B. BEEVES.
Philadelphia, annuary 10, 1662.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.—The undersigned have
this day formed a Copartnership, miler the firm of
ARCHER lc REEVES, for transaction of a %MOLE
BA LE GROCERY business, at the old stand, No. 45
North WATER Street and No. 46 North DE In AW IRE
Avenue. BENJAMIN P. ARCHER,
FRANCIS B. REEVES.
rhiludelphia, 5an.10,1562. 1!113.tf
THE INTEREST OF MR. H. BUR
_L JAM, and los sigoatum by nrocaration, reaFea
THIS DAY In our busineal. JOIN VOGT er CO.
Philadelybin, December 31,1861. ial3-3t*
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES-IS
RAIL MORRIS this day retires from our firm.
His eons, THEODORE H. MORRIS and FREDERICK
W. 'MORRIS, are admitted as partners; and the busi
ness will be contioued as heretofore.
MORRIS, WHEELER, & CO.,
Iron iferchante,
1608 MARKET Street.
Philadelphia, Dec. 81, 1861.
LIMITED PARTivERSHIP
NOTICE —The subscribers have this day formed
a limited partnership nodes the act of Assembly in such
case made and provided, under the firm of DAVID
SCULL, .In. The general nature of the business tube
transacted i s that of baying and selling wool. The go
nu al partners interested therein are David Scull, Jr., re
siding in the city of Philadelphia, and William Baxter,
in the city of Camden, N. J., and the special partner is
David Scull, residing in the city of Phitadelphin. The
amount of capital in actual cash payment, which the
said David Penn as special partner has rontrinnted to the
common stock, is fifty thousand dollars. The said part
nership td to commence January let, 1832, and is to ter
minate March 31tt, 18E11
DAVID SCULL, Je..,
'WILLIAM 'BAXTER,
General Partners.
DAVID SCULL, Special Partner.
Philadelphia, 12 ma. 110. 1861. 12t
LEMOY AL -TIIIMCEO
PATHIC PHARMACY of F. E. BIERICKE,
in CHESTNUT Street, above Filth, has been Re
moved to No. 48 North NINTH Street, where will be
found a large etude of pore fresh Medicines ; also, all
the Latest {Botha on Heneromilby and tiro Journals.
Par Millar attention paid to furnishing Modiemo Olimita
for Ito Army. Ja15.13t4,
REMOV AL. .q lie undersigned has
removed nom No.B North TIIIND Shoot to No.
OIIIiSTNUT :greet, 'Ahern ho Will continue tho job
bing of Milliner) GOOdtl, an heretofore.
M. BERNIIEIM,
Jan 2, 1882. 09.0 t
0T.1014 .- The Office of the Port Rich_
Mondlron Works has been romoveil from No. 111
Walnut Street, to the works at Fort Richmond, where
all the business of the firm will, in future, be transacted.
Comunmicatl 01. addressed through tho City Poet Office
will receive prompt attention.
ja3-tnta tit I. P. MORRIS & CO.
JUDN WOOD CO.,
BILL BROKERS,
Ilavo Removed from 16 to 134 South TRIM) Streik
lal4 3t*
A.
R A. FAEINESTOCK & CO. RAVE
REMOVED TO 408 MARKET Street. ;nl-Iml
E. S. EARLEY x
FUELNISHING UNDEBT&SM. •
Benthweet corner of THNTH and GUM Streets,
nolg-tinUfts Phlledolphts.
PROONCORN, HANILES,
Re ; Broome, Buckets, &c. sale by
G. It. 13LAKISTON, Cookso.lssion MemKatt,
3n, 2b South WATER Street.
LA"' AND QICEASE.— 50 tierces
pilule Leaf tort;
60 tlercea White Crew,
I' l re , t from the Wrtti and to store. For sale by
KOONS,
f 97 if N 0.14.6 75011,TH WIIMIXES.
140,491 99
8,295'55
$148,187 46
$216,70 69
$183,829 94
ThcomE
101,021 eft
61,239,814 oa
ExrENIIErtIRE9.
$298,052 38
167 530 04
88,061 34
41a5,331 SI
.108.300 OD
B',Boo 00
30,009 OD
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ND INSURANCE.
CTORS.
E. D. Woodruff '
John Ressler, Jr.,
P.S. Stu tice,
Washington Jones,
Chas. Stole 8,
Juo W. Emmons.
UK, President.
A.RDSON, Vice President
&RD, Secretary. iala-tf
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, OF THE ESTATE 01
COPARTNERSHIPS.
EROS M TONES,
HENRY E. CUMMINGS.
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REMOVALS
AMUSEMENTS.
A Id ER I 0 AN ACADEMY 01/
Immo.
On tiAIUKDAY EVENING, Jan. 18, 1862,
ITALIAN OPERA, for one night only, by kho cele
brated artists of the Academy of Music, NOW " fork ,
on their way to Washington.
Miss ISABELLA HINKLEY.
Mad. STBAKOSU, Signor BRIONOLI.
Signora MARCUS', BERINI, and BARTLE
On Ibis occasion will be produced
Itessiors celebrated Comic Opera, •
IL BARBIERE DI SIVICLIA
THE BARBER OF SEVILLE:
With the following star cast
Mies HINKLEY, in her admirable role of IVALIAIL
Mme. STEAKOSII tins kindly consented to oblige tbts
management end render more perfect the cast toeing the
role of BERTHA.
DBIGNOLI, Almariya q MARCUS', Figaro ;
Bartoloi HABIL", Basin°.
' Director and Condnctor ...... ....Carl AUSLUtZ.
AdLulssiOn to Parquet, Parquet Circle. Balcony, $l.
heir N o extra charge - for Rreerced teats.
Family Circle 60 cotta; Gallery Zombi.
Seats can be recurial on Thursday morning at the Box
office of the Academy of Music, the only place where
seats will be obtained.
Dome open at 7. Opera commence at 8. jAIS-4t
MUSICA
M L-F R.
re
Respectfully informs hie Friends, and the Public in ge
neral, that he will give his
FIRST GRAND CONCERT,
(Since his Residence in Philadelphia,)
On THURSDAY EVY NI.NO, January 16, 1882,
AT 11USIclAL FUND HALL.
The fallowing Artists have kindly consented to give
thi it valuable assistance on this occasion:
M'me BERTHA JOLIANNSEN,
Mr. T. BISHOP,
Mr. CARL WOLFSORN,
Mr. CHARLES SCHNITZ.
A CARD.
Mr. HASSLER states, with pride, that the Principal
Resident Musicians have, in a truly professional spirit,
nobly volunteered their services, to enable him to form e
POWERFUL ORIIHESTIIA, to order to produce the
Two Grand Overtures! in a style worthy of the Compo
sers and the appreciation of a Philadelphia Public.
t IRON HASSLES Conductor.
CARL SENTZ Leader.
11ICRAEL H. CROSS ntil preside at the.... .. . . Plano.
Tickets FIFTY CENTS.
To be had, with programmes, at the Principal Husky
Stores, at Continental Hotel, of the Committee, and in
the Evening at the Door. Doors open at 7 o'clock. Con
cert to commence at 8.
NVALNITT-STREET THEATRie-
NINTH and WALNITr Streets.
Sole Lessee NHS. N. A. GARENTTSON.
THIS (WSDNESDAY) EVEN/NO. January 15,
The performance will commence with
THE YAIRY CIRCLE.
ron O'Carolan Mr. Barney Williams.
liolesbee Mrs Barney
To be follou ad by a Burlesque. entitled
A 14.AG1d.-10KE
Prince Doloroso Dira Barney Williams.
To conclude with PAT'S BATS DE .
Pat Rooney Mr. Barney Williams.
PR/ 0 . 28-64 4 87 3 if 76, and 26 cents; Private BoXfte
85 and 83.
Doors open at quarter to 7. To commence at
MRS. JOHN DREW'S
AEON-STREET 111.11 AMS.
Acting and Rage Manager W. S. nuaission. -
Itnenee3A.gentand_Treunrer.. .. . . JOB. D. lennwirs
GRAND DRATEATfe ..........
THIRD NIGHT OF JOHN DREW.
WEDNESDAY "EVENING, January 15, 1862,
MS LAST LEGS.
O'Call gb an, a man of genius, on Lie last legs.Jolut DreW.
To be 101101%0 by
THE IRISH EMIGRANT.
O'Brian, tim Emigrant
Previous to the Cotosdri
THE NOSHING CALL.
Zir Prices as usual.
OW' Carla% rises at 3( altosl o'clock.
Seats secured three days to advance.
CONTINENTAL THEATRE---
N! WALNUT Street, above Eighth'.
A VICTORY! A TinuetrPf
'PHIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, itrt, 15,18&S, -
THIRD NIGHT or THE GREAT DI.PAICIA,
THE WAR TOR THE UNTONI
Written expresely fel arte - Theetre. abonndifieWitle
THRILLING EFFEUTS AND INCIDESTS,
WONDERFUL EMIESTRIAN FEATS.
Pievione to which the laughafile coined, of
'SKETCHES IN INDIA.
Admisaion N and 25 cents. To coreoren. 34 pest 7.
iliF, bl PIE OF Nir OND - E RB
- TENTH and CHESTNUT &roes.
BIGIIOII BLITZ
in his New, Fratiar, and Amusing 'EnteltalintientiN
EVERY EVENPS'N, commencing at Bair past 7 o'clock
send on VEPIM3DILY and BATEMIYaIt ASTZS.
ArtOliEl at 3.
(hood Conbinotioa of Attraction, Ilittpateethrgical -
EtakiDEP l'sYcoleglcd Experiments, Magiblil Dnepr,
tious, Ventriloquial eollaitie., Comicalittoor etGd'Poit -
Moth and the Pleasirs , Rib:kitten of the Icarhotills....
nary 4Rrd.s. -
Atintinfon 25 Ceuta ; CliWren 13 cents.
ER MANIA aIIigHESTRA
CARL SENTZ Conductor.
PURLICISEHRARSALS erten SATURDAY, ims.
o'dilek P. PL. at the RUSICA.% FUND ALL.
Pitckage et Eight Tickets, DI; Single Tickets; 7,Yelp.
To be had at thydro's,lloChealngesset, 3.N. goitltsh,_
Seventh era Chestnut, and at the doe of the Hall. oatlllAir
PENVSYLYANIA ACADEMY Or
THIt PINE ABM, 1025 CribISTIMT Street
01 ,0 0 0811 Yr 010eleiq excepted, from EBa. M. till 0 P. K.
Admit:sloe 28 come. 01010ren , ander twelve really.
Self price. Shares of Stock. p3O.
_
TNST/M/ON FOR Thrq BLIND:--
A. Exhibition on Sr_EDNESDAY AIPPERIT0011; ar
half pmt 3 o'el=ndi. Admission, TEN Vend& Stnre.ll
Smith EIGHTH' Street. ja.ls-w4t
WANTS
WANTED --A situation 99 Book
beeper or fixneral. Assistant in any ave..ll-ests
blirhed house (Shlipliia, Cormulasion, or Banking,)
where the applicant can make himself . usefUt A filreais
IC. 8.," Box 2267. ja16...`&41t.
.A
A."" TADIT IN A DRUG-67008M ,
WANTED.-I)lust titcrong,hly understand the Re
tail Bueinees. Address Cwith name, reahlenoe,' and
reference) o King," Box OA- Riot Olin e. lfin`
'WANTED—Ey a Geritleman•and:h.-
is-
Wife, in a central location, Board in a Drill" ,
family where there are no other hoarclere, -afid — re
the comforts of a home can be had. Address
Office of-The Press. References Siren and required:
dalt,-Slit
A - N .---- ENT-RY. CLERK, WHO. IS A-
Good POIIMHIN Quick — tirFVeren; mid kaireolnit
knowledge of Bookkeeping, desires o attnotion n 3 • 'Entry ,
Elm kor desifitentStiokkeeper. Address entry Glerk;?'
Bess office. ie14,30e
WAN TE Ll A second-hand , Sta
tionery Steam Engine, of from 60 to 70-floras
Address, stating particulars, Box 1150 Poet
de2l-tf
$4,000 -TO INVEST IN A GOOD
City Mortgage. apply to
E TAYLOR,.
No. 141 North SLXT II Street.
BOARDING.
W.ts NTED—B 0 A RD I N•G•
gentleman and wife, with child and colored ser
vant. Location desired—North of Spring Garden street e
west of Tenth street. Adsreas, stating _terms, Sr
8.," No. 1330 BUTTONWOOD Street. jardo2tik
filo LET—With or without board, to
_IL. a single gentleman, a bed room and eating room,
or bed roan only, in WALNUT Street, between Tenth
and Broad. Address, for further particulars, T.
Z.," Press office, Chestnut 'Beet. d, 441
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
TO LET-A LARGE STORE
- eCa 11.01JetE, situate in the cents° of the. business part:
of the borough of NORRISTOWN. It is at present, awl.
has for the last ten years been, occupied as a Dry Goods.
Store, Possession on the let of April, or sooner, if de-•
sired. Apply to JACOB CHILDS,
fn DESIRABLE PINE-STREET
thaIt.RESIDENCES to EXCIIANGIit for hest-dom.
ISerclAudito. Art?ly to J. B. WATERS;.
jai 110 South FOURTH street.
t-7.- A WELL-BUILT FOUR,.
SisL, STORIED BRICK STORE AND DWELLING,.
loaded on MARKET Street, a RI be EXOEIANG , CLI for
good Building Lots In the Twentieth ward. Apply to
J. EL {VA.TERA,
jai 110 South FOURTH Street.
MFOR SALE Olt EXCHASGE-
A betatron. four-storied DWELLING, oa TENTH.
Street, near Chestnut A Farm, small housaa, tar good,
Stocks N 1 ill be taken in payment. Apply to,
J. H. WATERS,
ja7 110 South FOURTH Street.
alt, FOR SAL E—A FARM. of 20f
...1.-Acrr., in the town of WEYMOUTII, J., to ox.
chomp for Furniture. Apply to J_ R. WATERS,
Ja7 110 South TOIIRTMEtreet.
- FOR SALE AND EXCHANG-E---
_ll2 A large number of Farms in the adjoining Coon--
ties, States of Delaware, 'Maryland, New York, and New.
JerseY, averaging from 10 to 200 acres of. land. Thcakw
wishing to exchange or purchase would do well to call
and examine any Register of Farms- Apply to
jal-tf E. PET PIT. No. 309 WALNUT Eiretit.
SH I P TIMBER FOB. SALE.-
Several Trocte of WHITE-OAR TIMBER LAlia
in Dorchester county, blaryinmi, convenient to malign..
elec. For particul,rs apply.to.
JAB. T. MaGULLSTIOII,
Elkton, Mdi
de26.lm*
FARM FOR SALE.----4 HARM, in.,
excellent state of cultivation, containing fifty-one.
acres, (nice of which are woodland,) ple • esittly situatedil
In Limerick township, Montgomery county, two acid a.
half miles from the Limerick station, on the Bruslinge
Railroad, is offered for sale. Price—Five thousand dot.
tars ($5,000). Apply on the promises.
nolo-tf SAMUEL H. GRAFF.
dot FOR BAL3---A Desitabfe
containing 95 acres of superior land, near Sandi.
Run Station, North Pennsylvania Bailin:00 , 40111W"
class Stone buildings. Principal part of the learclieso,
money can remain at 5 per cent. Apply to
E. PETTIT,
jal rjo.2OB , WAL NUT Street
PLTILIE'S SANE DEPOT IM
MOVRI) to No. 21 South SFWENTII Street P • ir—•
ranklin lustitoto.
.
The rusdosaigned, thankful for cast favors, and belco
determined to Merit fiature patronage, haaanonred
elegant and convenient atern, and has now on Not a.
large ac.sortraent of- /Site's Celebrated Wsoright. *AP
Chilled Iron Fire and Burglar Proof Berea, (tha auras
strictlg fire and baresszprnof soft* made.) lase, Lillitor-4
Uneotelled Bank vault s Safe, and Bank liockx
Lhlie'a Bank Ya:sit Poeta and Iscekawill be ftfilletilf4
to oelor on abort wiles.. This kt theetrongest. „ bee PM , .
tacked, and cheir4est Door and bock yet offend.
Also, partlenar attention is called to Lillies Hue
Cabinet Safe, fa Plate, Jewry, Ac. Tide Safe L am,.
ceded to surpass In style tad elegance (mill:ling yetcd,
tared for this gnrpoee, and fs the only one that is strialit
fire and bur2ist proof.
SPECIAL Kaye now on hapd.eaf
Farrel, Hering, A ce, , , Safes, most e j the* neatig mina.
and same Forty of otba' reakere, cce 4 fAtilnit a oruinggle
assorlitutat es to glees, and all lgely exchanged for Am
now ce.s,' brated Lillie Safe. They will be sold at rem
low tedceo. Pleurae& and exwino.
hi. C. SADLY.% Agee%
agm, BOSTCbN KIND
VV.LPFITA STEAMSEM.L3NR—SAIL.
ING FBOX BACH POOR ON SAITEDAYS--_.Frori
BINE-SUNNI' NYBAEF, PhiladSphiA., and LONG
WHARF, Boston. _ . _
The gkumsbip SAXON, 1,154 tow, Cmtain S. H.
111P.7111.EWS,
l e steamsllll SINGI Off, 7 ,C 53 tans, OapFairt 0
These steamships form a reguhir lee, galling from each
port punctually on SATURDAYS,
The steamer KENSINGTON, Daker, will soil from
Philadelphia on SATINIDAN Brillion, Jo'marl IS, at
o'clock,
Freight taken at fair rates.
Insurance one.half that by sail Yowls.
Fer Freight or Passage (having line meommoilatioa4
ono!, to WINROD it CO.
joa.tf 638 SOUTH liidell,VES„
John Drew.•
lo3rt . Pitoven.