TOE DAiL? EVENING TELEGRAM PniLADELPIIIA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 0, 18C0. CITY INTELLIGENCE. STATE REVENUE. AtU eiamee at th AnltorGn. rail Report Carloaltle In Income Md spdltare( The Auditor-General' annnal report on the finances of the Btate la a document which ought to be in the hands of every tax-payer. It la certainly one of the most curious and en tertaining documents that haa ever fallen, under onr notice. Having already given the more solid and Im portant portions, we will to day glance at to carious Items which It con. taiDR. Amonrthe fjrst which we encounter ta the receipt of 124 Tom the AdjnUnt-Ueneraloflhe mate, which aatonlshlDv amount was realized by the Bale of certain "old guns for which tne Cornmonw Uh bad no particular Use. The original Kmt these name "old gana," the pre 'se amo ant of service which the7 have done the btatix wnd their actual value at the lime of ?re' 'rm" which are not made public, but which, tycverthelroa, would pOTsess consider ble Interest. The ttubjeot of tavern lloensosls one ot vital importance, and we give lu this con aotlon the amount realized In certain counties, in connection with t he population of xl'.aee coontlee In 180, ami the value of aobool p xoperiy, aa ruuiiHtied by ta yesterday: Cmntita. vllegheny.iM iJwka ........ Books (theater ... rawford., Dauphin l'.rle ........... J Ancestor............ .ebtgb, 1jU zerns Mereer ....... Montgomery ...... Northampton,. .,. Philadelphia Kernfylkfll Westmoreland... York .. 111,100 The total r.mount of Hehool Property. .11,142.000 170, WAl 187.8W a&i.foo 296,'itO 274,000 8711000 iM.10U 101.800 V!17,000 183.2011 20.V700 210 5(10 2,211,470 4i; IjOH 280,100 Tavern Lie. vnei, 10,812 3,1(70 110 2.044 l.SOO 4,100 1,108 3,.rH7 6.WI!! S.I77 l,fl 42::i MW 470 7,4W 8S3 2,203 Htnte revenue P?p. in 1800. 178.831 03,818 61,678 74 678 48,7. 40.7.VJ t!t.4.!2 11KSM 41,763 00.214 HU.8.V1 70.500 47.001 50J.520 81.510 53.73(1 O.S.200 from tavern licenses was 1279,583, from which It will bo seen tbatof the total revenue irotn thla onrce the city of Philadelphia is credited with Mnll flfty-etf'.Ljt per cent. The reader can pit-e uere ana asvoie a considerable time to reliec- uona or a very unnleasant nature. The Htate revenue from the tax on personal property preseuta some curious points. Tne total derived from the coon ties yielding the largest air.ount,wltb their population in IS'W, is given iUHOWK tbunffet. Iftac I'oo. i ISO. Allegheny J9.77K 178 831 Armstrong....... 8,986 35,937 Bradfc! 5,200 18.734 Chester 3,285 74.578 Imupbin...... 4 317 40 .75(1 Krle 14,304 40.43a Philadelphia .110 013 5(".5'.!a Fchnylklll 8.US7 89510 TlOga. 11 017 31 011 Washington . 8.577 18.805 Westmoreland 0,800 51,73 i us Louti mine revenue iroin t oe tax on per aotial property amounted to S267.K81. Piilladel- phla therefore contributed about 15 per cent, of tne whole amount, a fuel which kiihh thutour city la tne great centre of the wealth of the htate, if the lax is levied with any regard to Josttice. A comparison of the amount of tax on col lateral lnneriiancea mows me ionowing: ...17 .tf iS Kranklln..., .... 6,054 Ijinoaster 4,0351 Montgomery.... .... 19,517: Philadelphia.... 6,903' VVftRhlnnton .... 89,219 .. 8,877 .. 5.291 ,.103.211 6,100 Allegheny iserks .Rucks Chester.... Delaware. As the wnole amount realized tioin tuis source waa f 271 015, Philadelphia contributed over 69 per cent. This circumstance also comes to the support of the city as the ooatre of wealth. Pittsburg must be the great headquarters of the peddling fraternity, sluca of me wnole amount realised from Pollers' licenses, 81370, Allegheny county contributed 81209, while Phi ladelphia paid In but 8381. Hlrange aa it may appear, Allegheny county t n fees tne lead in lirokeisf licenses, yioldluj j'2l4fioutot a total of (4003, while Philadelphia contributes only 1215. When It comes to Patent Medicine licenses, however, Philadelphia leads with $1188 out of a total of 82290, Allegheny being deprived of the benefit oi this sort of puyslc entirely. Allegheny has more than its equivalent for this deprivation by contributing 81514 far Dis tillery and Brewery licenses, out of a total of $0089, the amount received from Philadelphia being but 81018. ... One of the exceeding minute sources of Btate revenue is that of hues nod forfeitures; the total amount being only 846 90, for which Irwin Kntledge, whoever ho may be, is credited with $25; certain Justices of the peace in toree counties contributing the following amount: Lancaster county, tli; Luzerne, 88; and In diana, 81 90. The sources of State revenue are wound up by the magnificent bequest, of , the late Bou jamln Wetherby, of Cheater county, which yielded to the Commonwealth the aggregate .amount of $23 60. Turning now to the subject oi the expendi tures oi the Commonwoaliu for theyear endlnz .November 30, 1868, we Hud, at the start, that the members of the Htate Senate received 830,547 for their pay, including mileage and stationery, but not Including the postage bill, which ran up to 8113,126. Then comes a stationery and "etc" Dill, still on senate account, oi Air. ueore Bergner, for 83906. Mr. George Bergner, who, we believe, la not the publisher of "PurdoVs Digest," was enabled to furnish the members of the Senate with thirty-live copies of that Invaluable treatise for the amount of 8350; also with forty copies of "Ziegler's Manual" for 880. As the Senate haa resolved to have another set of Purdon and Zlegier, Mr. Bergner will doubtless llgure to the came extent in the next annual repjrt, Mr. John J. Jtoblnson, who thought he was entitled to sit in the Senate for the people of the Twenty-first district, and who therefore contested the right of Mr. 8. T. Hhugert to that nrlvlege, received 85488 for witness Ices; while Mr Bhugeit received 83995: Mr. George Landon, the chairman ot the committee which settled 'the contest, and each of the other six members, received 8300; and Mr. W. A. Itupert, Kergeant-at-arms, 86856 lor serving subpojnas and attach ments, "ate " In the tame case; the total cost of the contest being thus run up to 817,931. This jnowed what "neat little mlng" was missed by the JJemooratio candidates who were de feated last October, in not entering into a wholesale "content," as they at first proposed lTbe members of the Btate House of Repre sentatives made a hole in the Htate Treasury aa large aa 8107,809 for pay, including mileage xmd ttationery; consumed postage Btamps valued at 819,350; and distributed among them selves as they are about dolus again one hundred and five copies of "Purdon." for which Mr. (Jeorge Bergner received 81050. and one hundred and len copies of "Zlegier," for which the same Mr. George Bergner received 2220. It also appears that the Representatives, as well as the Senators, ran out of stationery, nd Mr. George Bergner supplied their wants in thla line, without any "ele." involved, lo the extent of 87265. The aggregate expense of the legislature in this somewhat fanciful way waa run up to 8363,224-8119.770 for tne Semite and 8233 454 for the Uonse of Representatives. The public prlntlug account for the year foots nD 8134,968. Among the more noticeable items la one of 87825 paid to Mr. George Bergner for nubllsblcg the Daily Legislative Kecord for the aession of 1867, and another of 824.920 paid to the aine Mr. George Bergner for publishing the Daily Legislative Jiecord for the session of 1848. The aggregate expenses of the State govern- mentareseiuowuMiunvwo. Henate .................''.' House of Representatives public Printing .Executive Department Auditor-General's Office... Treatury Office Bnrveyor-Generai's Olllce Judiciary, Sold era' Home In oltyof phlladol- Phla- - . 2,500 Btate HospltCu, Northern Dlstrlot, for the purcuMe of the farm for location of llltr nn.hll.1 iA AAA M.'Hi,.,..Mw,.MM,M QU,""V School of Desica at Pittsburg 600 Western Pennsylvania Hospital............. 67,016 Soldiers' orphan' schools.. .... 610.894 Total............. 8772,066 Reformatory Infttltntion. The amounts oontrlbnted to difterent reform ntory Institutions were aa follows: Uonse of Refuge, Western Pennsylvania $20,250 - ai rmiaueipnia - ai.-zw Eastern Penitentiary . 43,700 Vestcrn " 31,195 tmmnv.General's Office., Packing and forwarding laws.., Total. . 8127.39 1119,770 2-33,451 ...... 131908 82,515 ...... 21,190 .. , 11,090 24 377 209.898 6.939 1,299 j0tal " $815,510 Aid to Charitable Institutions. The aid extended by the Btate to charitable ftSSSSF the Deaf and Dumb si,7W reruiaylvanla Institution for Instrno- tlonof the Blind "rVi.TV.A ' Pennsylvania Training 8ohil for Idiotic and Feeble-minded Children. " HUte Lunatic Hospital I om jlloriheru Jome for Friendless Oh Ul"n S.000 PltUbnrg Banltary Soldiers' Home...-"; Marine Hospital of Pennsylvania, J7m PoUte'ounlo 2,500 Bcott Iglon, Phtiuaolphla, for enlarge- menl of their vault ...... J v . pcuoo) ol Del;il itt I'hHade'Puia. CITY CRIMINAL CALENDAR. TSnnplclonn (iinmctpra A IlaUroad Thief Nnnpectcil of Kobbery Stole a Barrel of TAbisky ANNniiKIng: n Policeman More M'nHkril :iolhi An Owner Wnntril An OKI X in Aumaultcd. A policeman of the Seventeenth ward, at an early hour thin morntPK, saw a crowd of lellows going along Cannl street, one of Whom had an Immense bug over his shoulder. The policeman comnumded them to halt, where upon all hlarted the ran, bnt the oes who bad the bag lapteod behlud and was caotured. He gave the nana ot wi'lUm Jones, and in bis bag waa a chrt ot 'bh.ca: tea. lie was then taken to the elation. nd on being searched three watcheS'Snd a 'lut, oi skeleton Cevs and "nippers" were lound. He will have a hearing aiiuu lenirm niaiiou iuis aiiernoon. James MeConneil was arrested this after noon by lvltcemtn iJu-'eigb. ut toe Baltimore Khiircati aepot, lor bieai'.ng oar canpuugs and bolia. Ho had tr full of these attlcles wheu overhnuiod. Aldbimau Dallas coutmtlled htm for trlrL A niffit namrd Vance, while tn Frenoh's reHtauiait. ou iAiinbhrd street, below Nine teenth, loot $109 !nsi niniit. Samuel Dever was subsequently arrestca by Policeman K tying. of tbe nitn oistriot, on tne cnargeot commtiung the tticit, and, Alter a hearing before Alderntan patcb'.'l, was bvld for n lurther bearing. I'tiiclr King Is alleued to have removed a barrel ol whit.h.y Irom McQee's tavern, at Fif teenth and V ltie streets, and oa being arrested . and taken be-fore Aldei mau Pancoast, he was : st-ut below for trla'. "olicMn8n CibIr was assaulted at 1 o'clock this morning, at Koi ty t.rst and Market streets, by teno-followf, who, in their attack, attentpttod lo take his blackjack from hitn. Hebovever BtKceeded In manienu both, and taking them lothe station, Aldei man Maule held them to auewer. John .Dufl'y was nt Fifteenth and JcfTaroon streets last night wit h a bag of washed clothes of which he could give no satisfactory account. Policeman Myeis took charge of blm and con ducted him boiore Alue rmau Hood, who bound him over for n furtner hearing. Jamew CnsperHori was driving two -cheep through tbe Teutli Police District yesterday. A nol ceuian took him Into custody on suspicion of having stolen tbe animals from the drove yard In WeslPiilladflptiia. An owner Is wanted lor them at the stunuu, Front and Master street b. In a tight which occurred a few deys ago. Jotiepli lteilley tooK. occasion to disfigure ttie -counienauce of u mau named Stlmmers, and tneu ttie latter iook occusion to nave a wurrant iHbtied for the former, lieing arrested and loulifd up, A!dermaii Morrow fixed bis ball at )f(i00 for bis wppfariince hi, court. A Jad watt amur.iL'g Himself yesterday with playing a drum h' Ntw Market dU Noble streets. Albeit 11. Voibees not rellsblng tbe sound, pitched Into Mie iad with his boot. Tne iuiber oi tbe boy Uh-ii appeared oa the soene and remonstrated with toe brute, who then turned on the otd ti-ntleman, whose age Is sixty, and beat hluo. Vorbooa was arrctited, and Alderman Toland sent him to prison. Mortality oy tub Citt. The number of deaths In the city for ibe week ending at noon to dBy was 287, btlDg uii Increase of 66 over tne corresponding perlo t ol last year. Of thene 111 wen adults, 140 iinnoic; 219 were born In the United States, 62 were foreign, 6 were un known, 10 were peoi.le of oolor, and 4 from the country. Of th number, 9 died of conges tion of the brain. 22 Jnfi'tmaiallon of the lungs, 1 0) sentery, anil OmniaHmus; 10 disease of toe beart; 13 of searlet ftver; 13 of typhoid fever; 11 of debility, and 13 or old age. The deaths were divided as follows among the wards: Waidi. Wri. First - 8 Fifteenth 17 Second 9 Sixteenth 12 Third 13 Seventeenth 14 Fourth 13 Eighteenth 16 Filth 8 Nineteenth :.31 Sixth 4 Twentieth - 14 Seventh 18 Twenty-first ., 7 Kigbih 4 Twenty-seooud 10 Ninth 3 Twenty-third-... 9 Tenth 2 t'weuty-fourth. 7 Eleventh. 5 Twenty-fifth..... 10 Twelfth 8 Twenty-sixth...... 8 Thirteenth 8 ; Twenty-seventh 11 Fourteenth 10, Twenty-eighth. 2 Unknown, 6. A Cobrkction. Tub Tklegraph yeoterday ftfternoou contained a report of the proceedings of the annual meeting of the Numismatic and Antiquarian Society ot Philadelphia, in which it wes stated that Jiev. Charles H. Hart, Histo riographer of the Hooiety, had presented a cer tain memorial. This morning we received a communication from Mr. Hart, desiring us to remove the title of Reverend from his name, as, instead of being a clergyman, he is an attorney-at-law. Referring to the prefix Rev., he says: ' Co tillering this a title too sacred to be carelessly bemoned upon a common lymaa and worn unno ticed bv biui, I would be iDdebted If you would, with out delay make tbe necessary correction." A Serious Absaclt. On Friday night Fran cis Coyle was admitted to the Pennsylvania Hospital with a severe injury in the head, Which it Is feared will result fatally. Itseems that he was standing In the door or his tavern, ai Twenty-sixth and South streets, about 9 o'clock on that evening, and was struck in the head with a brick, wuloh it Is alleged was thrown by Jacob Carr, a brother-in-law. Carr has not been arrested. Thb Trbasurer of the Union League, James S. Claghorn, Esq., will receive contribu tions from the members and other citizens in aid of the fauily of James Winter, of the Philadelphia Engine Company, who lost his life at the late fire In Broad street. They may be left at tbe League House or at the Commer cial National Bank. Bkemokb to Youno Women. The Rev. T. De W 111 Talmage tor some weeks has been de livering a conrse of sermons to young women. At the close of his discourse last Bunday even ing he stated the sermon for to-morrow night would be on "The Dominion of Fashion." Fished out op a Dock. YeBterdsy after noon Mary Carr, while in an lntoxloated condl tion, feil into tue dock at Domuard street, Hchuyiklll. Hhe was fished out by the polloe of the Fifth district. Fawbbbokerb' Licenses. The following additional licenses hive been lssned by tbe Mayor to pawnbrokers: Jaoob Salilnger, Hy rnan fc Harris, Thomas H. Helllngs, Isaao Henry, and Ibbbo Nat nans. Licensed Places of Amusement. This morning the following places of amusement were licensed for tbe enBulng year: Musloal Fund Hall. Eleventh Htreet Opera House, and Oei mania Orchestra Hall. AdmittA). On motion of Farman Sheppard, Efcq., Charles Howson was this day admitted to practice in the District Court and Court of Com mon Pitas for the city and county of Philadel phia. Drowned. A boy named MoMiohael, aged tweUe ytars, was drowned this morning in a brick-pond at Twenty-seventh and Federal sueets. R TEE MARKETS. Th following arc th .atast quotations for tht various articles deslgoa'ed; himu, troia I a io EMOVAL REMOVAL. To accommodate our business, ws have removed to our oew Ld spacious Warehouse, No. 20 8. BIX1U bTKi KT AND NO. 11 DE0A.TUB Bi llEET, where, with Increased f.c 111 ilea, we trust to be able to meet tie wauuof tue trade and the consumers of paper generally. 17 61 T. ME3AROEE A CO. SNYDER di CADWALLADER, CHOICE WINES, WniKKIES, BRANDIES; IM PORTED ALES, CHAMPAONB, CIO AES, Etc, IN LAfcOE OK (SMALL QUANTITIES. 12 16 lm p ItO, a0 A UCII MTBCET. ASH K-CUTTi i eh Pot. lntitlOOIMTB Pearl. 1st s'rtt comloal CANbLUiJ-DuiTi 1X0. Do,ptLPlACO-6 DotoJ'dAMy-t8 Adam'ae Uty-81 0 18 lil.m'lHKt fefi COAL-DUTTI 400. t 1 V ion. Uv.OrrTHton Bid Diyw Antb. viTt'HwS.. ri0-0fl IWOA-BiiTl! o. V K, Marmc-o lWnf , ml Pom'O " coF KE PrtTv; to V tb jva,wa'elttg'fl.Si2iis Jamaica. M a I ft Laguayra. M!,a 17 Maracaibo 14 17 Hkliini.,cah- 14 a Ml IJOPPKR (Kl)l'lrita DriTV; Plf and liar, 2io. and HbeaUUng, ao. t lb. Ain'can Ingot !!a!a uU Bliratht'g. i!W HIxxiUk.oKI. W Hheath'g yel.- M Pig, Chile, Mnim 38 frKUUa ANU 1VKH Alcoliol- 1 WJ.4 Aloes, lb a W Aioessoc'trln 75 a W Alum.- . ,'. Anl'yr, gld 1 a U Argoln ret. gld i8 a K Arnealc.pow'r.g &.m S AMHfetida 26 a 4i Blanit!a'lvl 7 a 0 fcuhiam Tolu... K6 a Bainam Peru.. a 8 60 pHrrles.Pers gWCT a 81 Frrrles, Turk. a P-caroSotl,g1.8 Ma tm Hotbx, renntfU h so a 21 a K Manilla. gold.. - llVa 11W Jote, gold... a u Amer. ana a ; a Do. drned...fr6'Ooaftl5'00 hium- uotvi 10 ctnt, ad valorem, gald Ru.u,Ajre us ait Oow ila is Do.do.s-r.slld... 22 a Dmnmyi r 81 a Rao Joan 18a law Havanllla, to -1'ia 13t MaracalliosAd 14 a 16 Mar anil, oxeto 12a 18t Mataiiioraa...,, is a is P. (iaiillo....n.-18 a 1 Vora ltrns,.... lfla to Drr Mouth ld . II a is palHornlalilry, 12X 18 t LaluulUUuIf. (d Do. RlpsVuce 1.S I8v ir-eu I 4-ig'i (iretm HaWrat (2) UilyHlaiightnr 12" Uuba, (st gal., duty paid. VIA 5 cents a 20 (u t l I k fk. s,T-"ut" SWI... .-18 ia7 Jlavarlaiis is Oa, B. A. R. 7 008n . at ua iNDiut-iUTv:rBKr iieiiKal, i lt...l-70 a 2 i a'- oia.-t8 a l. i Manilla. oiJ..7u a leittf C'araocon.gold -tiiAieDiala,g(l..-2la Vw laON-Uuiv; Bnnii7: K. Rt70 V iou: Uollr ami f lam. I5c. f tti Baud K00'. "' scroll, l!w hlieoi, .'to. lb. fit , KiikI sll. A 'CO tcli, V ton, 4(i-no a 42 00 Krinii.tone,roll 4 a m c- WW 0 15rlmsione llor- Wa gr.KiiB.tref. . tn tuuu oo a-75 a 86 Hrlm'e.H tn..ujiiiiti afsoo C'auiph'rItpiuod.g a an Camphor, ret. - al'to CiautliartdH.... al-wi Car.Amuiuula 18 a Id,'. Cardaiuomit. glto a 4 no Ottor (ill 84 a . CbamomlleFl. is a 60 Ubiorate Pot- asb, gold -WW Oocblneal 11RRI7& a (0 Gocn.Mex. gold a 70 Copperas.A ni. a g CreauiTa. E'd. a 30 Cubebs, E. 1... a 30 Cutch,gold.... a 8H :psom Salts... TV 4 GaoibOKe P75 a2'00 Gum Arabic, s'ts 87 a 88 Gum Arabic, pkd 46 Gnm Benroln 80 Gum Juyrrti, K. I flii lit M virli. TV" -8 Gum Trag..st 3 Gm Trais., ll.g W iiyo. foia j.iig. aud Fr.,g"ld 8'65 a8"70 f rur.Ufll&lilia 'Br 3 00 Jalap In bd glit ws Xj&c iJyv bimu ou Licorice Paste M gold i ts.'a 14 Mkdrier, t'reucn koio .... 15a Manna, small , ilake 95a Manna, large Hake lTOa P75 Nulgalm. M. Alcp.M... a OllUcrg t.-i-- a 0 00 OH t asla. a d ow Oil Lemon 4 00 a 4.50 Oil Peiiperm'l -a 4-jS Oil Orange..... a Oplum.Ty.R'dU 00 aliSO Oi.AclrtV-- - ? Phospliorus. a 86 Prns. Pota-ih. 88 a Uulcksllver,. 76 a 77 Khubarb, Olil a 26 a8-25 UlnrM.I.U.4.t!'b 20 a B. Am'lao.g'd- 8ia 9 a a 40 a POO aH'76 a 90 4i -82 B.8oda, golil. 176 Barsa ina. hub in bdgoid. 8 fSarsa'illa.Mex. in bd gold... IS Beuua.K. I-. 20 Beuna. Alex. 25 (Shellac M Bsda Ash 80 C gold . 2 28 8. Lead. w. d Bulpb. Quln. 2 VI a 80 a CO a 40 a 2 SO a 26 2 25 3ar.ii.ng m... urun m lHtaual. a inu m iheel.l'.iigllBb ck Auwican 6tx 7 LKAD Dutv: Pi. tl'0 W Rl'76 100 4. ' (Galena . a JliaulBli, gold. V7i 45 Bar. net insn HheBIA Pliw.ut aU 00 L.B.A1 llh.K 1cttv: Hole. 85 Unuer. SO UnL ui .i Uak (BLt. Vllb-88 a-42 Oalc, middle.... 88 a 4K Uak, heavv ah d Aa Oak, crop 4a B45 aemiock,iigiu28 a-2n.'i U.emlock,;mld 88 a ao Uemi'k.ueavy-M s U,8"''pck.ilam-1 a-2 ulMb Dutv; 10 cent. .U T.I. itockland.com a POT bump a .,,., LOM BKito otv: 2.1 J ad val. Wholesale friran limber, W. P. ""'""ices cubic fuot limber Oak, Oo Mmber.UaVP (bycariyctt a tCani'n Mpruce per M 1610 al9 51 i 'glea, bcti a uo.Hiiavea, w bai. (, M.).. a noHaw'dllM. a Do Ufd.2 Idat qual., V M... a-: Do. Cyprea&s, 8 loot a Lai lis Kit M. 8 (0 a mav'sW.Upellouo a276-oo - 1"',w0 -ou 'W.o.bbl. 0 0o atnu-uo Head g W. O aliu w MOLASr)ES-DoTy:o.pgl N.O.. jlgai Si a j Porto Kico 42 Cuba AI uscov...U8 a 48 Cuba Clayed. ...3.i a as A'LB-iOTV:Cut. lU; Cutaed.Tfl loolb 8 25 50 Clinch tj-76 ,7. W A V A L a lOjt Ea-ut)TV HptH.TurpeuUue, m, cw.' Ic1ttadvairrka,da' 20 TurptH. tilt, N. , Coiy,V280ib8 8 75 a3'87 1 ar Wll- lilnetfiii xf n q ok Tar, VbblNU 2 60a2 7 'ic," 8 00 a KeHln-com. old28o a 240 Tar. Acid, g.'- a-4 Io. No.2230ib2 50 a 2 7s Vitrlot Bl'ul".- a- 11 01LiJUTV:Palni lo.Ollve i!!Sed, 28 cen; Wperm .,. ," usneno.1 FKATHKltb butv: aoyc, primeWest'n a 86 Tennessee.... 75 a s IT J bH UUTYi moi, f i; xierriugs. i; i",'V"'4, . v .... elgu), 20 u cell. ' 1 rt rum . - 2; Herrlugs.l;jalnion, 'g" 20 V cent, ad VI iy A. . Waal IrQ a'22 00 aisoo aiH 6J a26 60 U 00 a -40 DryCod cwt.72F r CKI uowii nu Pickled Cod. 6 26 a to Mackr'INo.i. Mackerel No. 1, small 21 60 Mack.N02.M.17 60 Mack.No.8M.18 00 balm'DPlo.N.KtJOO Bal.Pic tee. bnad. Ct.No.l, V hf. bbl... Her'gPlck'd. xier g'ic b x. 00 lierrlne. No.l 28 FLAX Duty: 164 ton. North KiV.lftt" 10 B-24 FLOClt AND MEAL- DuTVi20Vcen. Bour 8-00 a 7-80 Ilx. Amber) In..fchio, f 8 00 alOCO & Mlcb...J Ohio 1 ;co a 7 35 ObCT ll. aio GeneM.ee do. 8 IK) al0'73 Canada bup Canada extra 8 60 Brandy wine. 8 60 Georgetown. a Calllor'a &l joo all 60 Oregon..- Alandrla... a Balt.How'dst- Ky Klour..o 10 Corn Meal 70 Ha K&fifiv'e. vimnii ..mile a'J6'75 FJill IT i)UT: Dried, sc.: iimniuii (uuaiic. ibelled and not shelled; other Nuts, 2c; Dates, 2c: Bar rtinfs bit. Grapes 26, auu Frulti Va Sugar, hyrup and Braid?. 26 oenk xtaii.nu.'trMCK o niriv io Kais.bcbdlyri3t& a 650 Cur'ut.Vil.Vll-li a CUron - 26a Almouds.Blcl. iBRniLBiiell.i 12 a 14 Aim's shell d. 43 a 46 it-on W eal M a 4 62.' Llnsoed.EBg. 94 a all 00 all 60 a 8 60 a 600 a 560 1 00 84 a l oo a 112 a a l no a 2oi a 88 a l to ' 34 Whale. ' Bef.WlullO Kel.8'g Prm, crude 1 75 Bed, city dja rtltjed.. f5 L'd OH MAVV. 140 Keronenn .7. ,il; UDTlf: 20 icL m vni. 1'hloobfltoo. arjiiwi PEP HOLED M-Tij?,i? C'rnde,4i 47gravlt Kehned ifreeL.t,. to wuiie (lio 125 tNl l . Beliiied In bond " ijb. to white (116 tnsLV. oi,-. IteUned In K-d " white H6-ii!o test.... Napuia. reflned too 3 gra- yueese. 4o 4ibi Beel and Pork. Ic: llams. Bacon and Lard, vn sa ?! ""-ou, BeefMj.obb -. a 11 fll D Prluiecy ?ZZ " " Mess"-- iTZ, rl-rt Wear 29 00 a29M should, salt.'.". Z ?Z" User hams, fo pickie.bbiijco a33 00 Beeffcmo.lu Tt--. B.u"f'-VWhga.46 2-55 a 6oo a lio a 4 to a ttio a 600 a 2S a 60 a l oo 125 Carolina. VJblT prime J8 2J a 9.M Kaugpoo, drtJieo 4lr T"-ir -25a3-eli ,"tL.Tri)V:..HCkl 24?;. loo m S! " eta. y a 225 a a 2 80 a 171 a 162 a 1 68 a 178 a 188 a 220 a-78 -78 48 Turk's Island, v uusa LI I verp id, Or.. HlgglDa'...2 88 a 2 80 and Grass beed ao u ot! l lover ) lb imoiny bu fitti r. .-; bHOr Dutv; 2''e as si IUKHAMJ bKliS!4-Furs:nfe.. -i7 a drraeed or undressed, on iiya-rDUTv: 2!.'l i bklns. lo V cent ad val.; " NorthVIb I'80 " Bouineru I Ml W esteru. 1'26 OtterNo'iblce6-00 " 'Western. 4'uo BedFoxfS'th 175 Kaccoon b'tn 'W ii west.com "'6 it worth .'78 MlnkNorlb'n 100 a 8 tio - wesifru. a vv m vw M.rtn. N ib 6 00 a20 00 Goat. Cura joa- "ib a -47H Mex. a Deer.blsalVlb a 61 b. Juan.... 42Ha 4 GRAIN Dott; lua2octs. P'clJa.rilO Ohio......... Mlcb.. w. 2 16 Oblcago.No.l. 1-70 do. No.2, 16 do. Nog. 1(0 Miwa'k,No. 1170 do. No. 2 P69 do. No. 8 1 60 a 1 64 Bye btate...... 117 a 1 68 Corn. Ho. w.y. 1 to a 108 m yellow 1 OOJ a 104 : wSKS Bafley.. 1 00 a 2 20 Barley jrfalt. 2 15 Ca ta, Ht ate... 78 Ohio ... 78 Jersey 68 a 72 Pa aft h i a b 'lin a GUNPOWDER. Duty! oeuta ft b, and 20 V ct. ad val Blunt! tig J25tb a 4-00 bbfiiplugM . a 4 60 RUle .............. tbO a H AY NKInblHlO"-80 ai 00 H KM P Dott: Kuslat40; MaDlllat?6: Jut 115: Ita lian. 140; Ban and Blaai, 16 ton. BausjJaclVt'n aMOKO THIRD EDITION Buckcomp(C)-ia a-Z -iTUT: 25 ru.nL au vai. - - gsslle...... is a w BPJLTERZ7 "2 JJUTV: in P gs, hurmVnA Plates. i-60 M Plates .....inid sir 'bl-... 8PI0ES-DUTvtfiafcV in? Cassia In mats I,060o',b- Olng'r,Uaceld llsZ!; Mace, gold.... hi Nutmegs, No. Pei'pei. iold.--2la Pimento. Jamaica (o)gold.. . a a Cloves (c) gld j9Wa SUaAHDuTT.?ialScn New Orlrana a Ouba.Melado ' 7Xa IX Porto Rlort..... . Kav'nawhlte-. ia, a-'HX riav. n.di z . a -Maullla.., wxa 11 Loaf. ,. a Oru6hd... a-l6i YllMWnMaMaa. a White aM WA SUING TON. Tbe nanlati lalanda In vatlrntlon Np ward's Hnl Eatat ISai-galm.; The New York Tribunt of this mornlog, in Its Washington despatches, tavi: "The question o' tbs Danlnh Islands purchase bas become one of the main topic i of discus sion hero. Tbe view of this mAtter taken by omo of the prominent Senators is that the main question is to know whether tbe action ot Congress has not been to completely anticipated bj the Executive branch of the Government that Cocgiess Is placed tn a very embarrassing condition. The questions thus Involved in this treaty are at this time the sub ject of tbe most thorough investigation by tbe members of tb? Senate Com mittee on Foreign Relations, who keep secret r-ouic ot the most important documents of the cflo. Ilbas been ivctTtalncd that one ot the most perlous ditiiculti?s which arise out of this Danish affair relates to tbe vote ot tbe people of St. Thomas and St. Johns. Mr. toward, as it is well known, sent Dr. llawle; to the Danish Islnnds to Influence the people there, und the Navy Department at the same time sent Artmwal Palmer with several vessels to support Dr. Ilawley. Tbe obiect of the latter's mission was to make a thorough canvass of those people, to f bow them tbe advantages they had in trace luring their allegiance to tbe United States, and by explanations and promise to influence tti em to make tbe transfer. As It is well known, tbe St. Thom.t people, understanding thro unit him and Admiral Palmer the advantages ihey would derive from the transfer, and supported by tbe population of free negroes, who were very detirous to become citizens of the United States, the vote was earned Oy an overwhelming majority. After the vote was taken, the Danish Government, 4ictlns in accord ance with the understanding previouslv arrive 1 at between tbe United Mates and Denmark, declared in tbe most solemn maimer that those people were set free and by their own will fi acd to be a part of tbe Danish territory. Ibe question now ked by Congressmen is, Wbat is now the status of those lslandf, ana thall tbe United Slates oblige Denmark to take back populations whom she absented to let free irom their alleelance after a negotiation with the Ui.itcd States which lasted three years? Th! Is one of tbe many ferlous questions In olved lu the Lauith purchase." CRETE. Amerirnn Nympalliy With lis Aaplriujf l'-4lle An Arkniiwieiismentj At tbe meeting In Cooper Institute, New York, last night, which was very largely at tended by the f jmpatblzers with tbe brave Cretan?, the following despatch was read: "It is with ffreat satisfaction that we hear that public opinion in the United State still trrreopes itself strongly in favor ot tne strug' gltng Cretan?, and that there is some hope ot a sueedv recognition of Crete as an Independent State, llic generous measiues on the part of such a nation win have a ercat tnnuence in the noliticul oiuanl.ation of the Island. The winter reason has broutrht about a certain lukewarm- ness In the operations of the war. but not with. stnndtna their immense difficulties, the Cretans bare not and will not cense fighting for their liberty. One of the greatest drawbacks is tbe want of provisions and munitions of war. although t-ireece, the whole Hellenic race, and tbe friends- ot civilization and humanity throughout tbe whole world, have never ceased supporting tbe Cretan cause. The obstacles with which we have to contend are very treat. and we appeal to tbe generous sentiment of those who have aiwae 6hown themselves the friends ol Cretan liberty. "By authority of the Cretan Provisional Gov ernment. Zafollki, Secretary." Tbe telegram was received with applause. Tbe meeting was addressed by Henry Ward Beecher, Dr. Bellows, Horace Greeley, ex- Lleutenant-Governor Woodford, and William Cullen Bryant DIED. Jtbr aiWllonal Vaiths ice Fi'ih Pngt. 1 1.' T Tl T t.'T3 .ft... lin...l. ill . n . Stunt at her tiittier's residence, Djltl llOvKLL I'L'I HI li'll ... li. T I . I .. I Urn I'ivih, n nn ui hj. m v. j.riuier. Due notice will be given of Ins funeral. WINES, ETC. TABLE WINES. Another Invoice of our well-known superior TABLE SHERRY, At 12 75 per gallon by the cask of 20 gallons, or 13 or the damljjhn. Also, very choice Aminilllado and H'gh Grade Sherry, lo small cask demijohn, dotei or bottle. Also, our VERY OLD PORT, 86and21jcara old, for extra use or lor Invalids. These Wines are ail our own direct Importations, and are pare. SIMON CGLTON & CLARKE, S. W, Corner U110AD and WALNUT Sts,, 1 tutt8 PHILADELPHIA, fourth edition SANDWICH ISLANDS. TIub Funeral of a Eoyal rerson- age-Mlssionary Labors in the (3 r on p-Commercial AtTairs. M OTTET'S PURE OLIVE OIL, IMPORTED BY RICHARD H. WATSON, No. 25 South FRONT Street, 12 21mwsi:t4p PHILADELPHIA BOLE AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATES. CARPETINGS, ETC. R 171 L. ROWE, EUST0N & CO., CAIirETS, COITOJi GOODS, ETC. ETC., (Late at No, 630 Market street), HAVE REMOVED TO THEIRNEW sfoRE, o. lb South SIXTH Street AND Xo. 0 DECATUR STREET, Hix Doors from Market Street, 17 3trp WestBlUe. pimp cLnniffi oa OFFICES, BANKS, FACTORIES, ETC. The Krfcutors ot tbn lat J. M. H ARPKR will sell ut Ketail His stuck ol Floe t'lorki tor ortises, lisnks. tia.al OKKAiLi BKKUC11.D eRIOtJi. No. 308 CHE8NUT Street, lt SECOND STOKY. j UNITED SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE COMI'ANT, Office, S. E Corner FIFTH and CUES NTT. C A PI r A il ,000,000 OH.OKOK 11, STOABT, Prasidwut, O. F. BETTB. Secretary. UJMt) ABO IbOLlcnOBB WANTKD. it FIFTn EDITION TEE SAND WIPE ISLANDS. FnncrnI of Ilia Itoyal llls;bn4sa M. lie. Kauaoa. 8ak Prakciboo, Jan. 8. The steamer lilnbo brings Uonolula advices to December 2C. The funeral cortf jre of his Kojal Ilighuess M. Ka- kuanoa, December 22, was an Imposing affuir, taking thirty minutes to puss a given point. Marines and sailor from the United States steamer Osslpee were in the froceeslon. Guns were fired from the Punch-bowl buttery during the forenoon, and the Ofnipuo fired twenty-ne guns. DuMnefs was suspended uuring tne any C. Brewer A Co. and W. L. Green have been appointed asslguccsot C. tl. Lewars, insolvent. whose liabilities amount to $135,000. The missionary packet Moruln; Star has arrived from a cruise among the Slierones-luu islands. The slave trade is openly carried on between the islands and the coast of 8011th America. Correspondence contain accounts of outrages ou the natives by slavers. The oils ttonarirs ask lor the presence of American, English, and French war vessels to pre vent the unlawful traffic on the vessels, of which one is a large brig named Wutcrly, Cip tain Uciijamin Pease, flying the British or American flag by turns, 'and armed with two 12- pounder, seven C pounder?, and two stern chancre, all properly mounted and equipped, and also well provided with smull arms and ammunition, and having a full crew composed of Euiopean, American, and Minato men, who are well drilled. It is not kuosvn for what pur pose the heavy armament is intended, and whalers and other vessels cruising amongst the Carlonic Ulands have been waincd of the danger. The American brig Constantino put into Honolulu in distress December lu. The ships lotonlaand Behrings sa'leJ for New lied ford, December 9 and 15, lespec'.ively. The A. J. Pope sailed for Bremen on the 171b, with the- most valuable cargo which has ever sailed from the islands, being worth 155,000. The steamer Montana, (roui Panama, arrived to dav. The Brit idh schooner Alphia was wrecked in Barclay Sound during a pale; the vessel was a total loss. Tlic captain and crew arrived at Victoria Jan. 4. Tbe Bavugne MinlnCorapany declared a divi dend to-day of $4 per ehaie, payable Jan. 11. Arrived, khip Wliite bluve, irom New Caatln. Cleared, ship Woosung, for Liverpool, witli 21,000 i-acUs of wheat; tblp Helena Downer, for Klo Janeiro, with 79.000 lbs. of Hour, and 0100 sacks of wlieat. bailed, snip Twilight, for jLiverpooi. r rour is uici 111 i fioxo -in. n neat, l7oi 1! Hi, with larue Rales; good sblppiug is qujtcd at $l"77i. Legal tetiders. 74jc. Jjiteat Market" bv Tlea-raitli. Niw Vohk, Jd. Cotton firmer; sales of 20fiO Dales at ZKHCliZB. luur dull and eaaer: sales ot 6500 uo BiBiB at fwui in; uum f.tw'M; tjnutbern at ten voit o. nupi uuit Rim aeciinuiK. Horn unll and declined I6i)2r,: mixed Western. HSWSGc. for new' fl-fijjl 9 for old: sales of 84,uuo bushels. Oats dull' salts of 12,000 bushels We. tern at 7sro;Ho. Heofqilet and urcliaRKSd. Pork UPftvy at tin w for ns mi Laid dull: sieam rendered, lHd,lvo. WUisiy (mlet at Wiio.Qi coo, irse. baltim 'BB, jau. a uoiton very nrm, active, and rxMied. Accurate qnolatlons Pannot he tl Ten; mid dlinx uplands nominally lt7.Vcv2nc. Flour dnll and uucbauged. Wbeat firm: prime to choice red, 12 2,v 2 3. Corn dun; salts of priu.e white at r8.rt!kio Oats dull and nomlaal at 6ru73o, Bye dull at l fiot.a 1 60. i'ork firm and active: saies at $i. Kacou ilr n rib sliies I7(i4l7.fc; clear doM 17,'ic.j snoulders, liUo. JLaro firm at Who. Stork Quotations by Telegraph a P. n Glendlnnlng, Davis A Co. report tarougti their Hew York house ttie fllowlnai N. Y. Cent. K......... 157 Western Union T 83 N.Y.and .K..... Cleveland and Tol.101 PhlU and Kea. K. ... 9lTol. ft Wabaab. R... 62V Mich. B.and N.l. K. 90V-1 Mil. & SL P. com. 72i? jie. ana fitu k...... bu;; Ada Chi and nhln &nrl Ohl. audit. I. R-. 128 I Tennessee 6a.. '".ml? ni,r, w.anaunuiii) luota......M 1 1'a.M. Bteam. Uo...U2' Market Irregular. suuna.rv. ovj 1111. ot est r, com,. 72'i Pitt. R. 8U! Adana Kxpress Co 48 I N.W. com. 8Si; Wells. Fargo A Oo. 21V i N. W.lprf. 87 U. 8. Express Oa... 42U ...135J2 PfllLADELPHlA STOCK KICUAKGK HALES, J iff. Reported by De Haven & uro., No. 40 S. Ttalrd street BKTWKKN BOARDS. iicooc&Am m es bv.st B.i'4 flOOOSun & Kin Di t4H0CU'Hi,, tNeW.lS....l(lO' 17 Hll C & Am 1M'4 40 sh Itead xiwn- 4?.'i Uo do 47', do ..,......,. 47 li KO do 47 do..6wn. 47 lioocitv (s.Old ma IOOi do.New..o 100v I4(0 do.New.ls.ln04 $1000 CdkA m.8s.'89.bS. 93 i'dliO lt ss KOld I...... 88 '4 (ioo Plill A Krie 7s-. 79 ion sti t'Htu Fr...... M 2(0 sn Bead B. 47 81 BUCOND BOARD. 4 sli Kim Ira II Sd loosnfenua B...b:to.. Ml'.' 1"0 do. hi a. 6u 20 sb Leh V. opcftL H'i i Osb Cata Prt c. M'i JOOsh full A E 2d. M 1' 0 do b30. 2AV loo sb Leb Nav 2u 100 do........b30. 2il'.' KOsh Sbamolc Cbo. 6 7 sb ttib V K- opgctl 4 i to do....ls.d. b M'i 60shMlnetilll.....d.b. OS ( sb fenua m 101 rto.......bS0.. i'-t 3S do ....... sa MISCELLANEOUS. WEDDING INVITATIONS, ENGRAVED IN tbe newest and beat manner. IaOUJU DBliKA, Htatloner and Kniraver, lit . Ma. 1083 CHKHNUf BtreeA. THE CREAT CARD DEPOT. VISITING AND WEDDING CAUDi AND PARTY IN VITATION8, the latest and most fasblouable styles, NEW FRENCH PAPER9. Jnst received, a new assortment of very de sirable patterns. Monograms and Initials stamped In color grails. II. UUSK1IN3 dC UU., B lmwstira Stationers and Engravers, No. 913 ARCH Street. 1869. DIARIES. 1QRO FORTY DIFltREST A.DUU. STYLES OF DIARIES. NoVKLTIES IN WlD I3INQ AND PARTY IN VITATIONa. PAPER od KSVKLOP already stamped, In boxes, J. LINEHD, 10 It 4m No. 021 ePltlNQ OABDKN Btreet. PIANOS. a STEIN WAV & SONS' OHAND ,'. R ft 'square and upright Planus, at BL Aril US iiUis.'No. CHK8N U'f WtreeU 1 tf 11 SU C II I o K E li I N Q Uraud, Bnuare and TJprigbt PI AN Ob. DUTTON'S, No BUCHKriNUTBUreet. 8TECK A m S . II A TVER KROrf. X PIANO FOUTKS. AND MAMON A HtMUN'H OABINET AND 14W , UKTHUPOLI'IAM OUUAWB, with the new auu iiesuiiini VOX HUMANA. Every Inducement offored to purchasers. J- M. OOITLD, 12 1 tutlislm NO. 923 CHEriNUf btreet. DEAFNESS. EVERY INSTRDMBNT THAI science and .kill have Invented to aaiut the haarlnc la every dcree of dearneas; also, ttmpira. torsi also, (jraudall's Patent Uriiuiiiea, superior to anv other. In nse. at P. MADAXRA'b, No. US i lUSTU fcUeeA below Cltsanuk np EUROPE. Copflrmation of the Suppression of the Cretan Insurrection Rescued Tassengers of tho Ilibernia-Safetyoftho IJorussia. Bv Atlantic OabU. London, Jan. 9.-Ailvi?es from Caudi by mall folly confirm tbe previous reports ol the. BtirJmUtton of the Cretans to tbe Turkish au thority. The brig Hannibal, which arrived hero yester day, reports having passed the Ocean Spray, bound to Now York, with 3D of the missing pas sengers aud crew of tho Anchor Line steamship, Ilibeinln, which foundered in November last. She would land them at Madeira. , Uambceo, Jan. 9. The friends of passengers on board the steamship Borussla, heretofore re ported off Portland, England, with a broken, shaft, and who are anxiously inquiring on tho subject by cable, are Informed that all were safely landed on tho 29th ult. Havre, Jan. 9 P. M. Cotton nctive at 128f. afloat and on the spot. From tlie Indian Conn try. St. Louis, Jan. 9. General Sherman has re ceived Information that the representatives ol 400 lodges of Cnmanches had arrived at Fort Rnirnm. Kew Meilco. and offered to surrender. but were notified that no surrender would bo received except at Fort Cobb, the object being to have all the tribes on the Plains within watching distance of General Sheridan. obituary. Kew Haven, Jan. 9. Hcrvey Sanford, Presi dent of the New Haven National Bauk, died thlsinotnlng, aged eighty-three. Stock Qnotatlona by TelejcrjtpU-3 P. If. Clendlnnlng, Davis A Co. report through their New York house the following. N.Y.Cent. K j57Jii West. Union Tel.... 33J4 N.Y. and E. R....... 'J;,2 Cleve. & Toledo? H..104 Po. and Kea. R l Toledo A Wabash.. 82 Mlch.H.and H.l. H. UP; Mil. & Ht, Paul R... 72' Ule. ana Pitt.R HB'41 Adams lCipress.. itilZ Chi. and N.W.coiu. SiW Wells, Fargo ii CttL and N.W ,rre.. M"-2 United Slates.Ex... Chi. and R. I. R (Tennessee 0i, New ACbl.H.llii lOolcl..............!, Pitta. F.W.. Pacific Mall Steam. 1J3I Market Arm. Dili UOODS .qUOTATlOMS. PRINTS. Merrlrr.ac. W..........lcj'i Amoskeaf ..,...M.1JX jttfrfrliiiaclt.D i;i'i 'Lowell ....JI Cocheco, 1. - 'ii I Wamuutta 9'X ue 12'i I VlrUiri .n ViU. lrn.,1,1 hnrfilfi Sf BUIllO ..... An)crl'-au ..... Uninells........ Aliens ............ Manchester.- Freeuiana.M.M..... B'lgsrs. Nassan 2H .12S Hi! ,..12(!ll3 11U .....11 12 WaureKan. , Arnoiu TTftmllLnn Richmond. .oncester...M.M..... ... Moarnlng....,....., Lancaster urieatai.. Amoslceai;. A. Lawrenve, .. M u II 8-8 lllU Pftclllc, Kitra-...4-4..l&', ,...4-4 .14 ...7-8..M..12X SI 11 .11 .12 .12 ,.12!, .12 ,.12X .12 r. Atlantic, A ' H v ....4-i...16 ...4-4 18 .4-4.., ..4-4.. ..a-4.. .ifi' ...ia;i ..18 ,..ius ,14 ftn,..rlnr I X t. 1-4 bbaWUlllt. t)......4-4 14'i Agawaui, t .......4-4 Vii-. Biark. A 15i Massvliustts....4-4..M..14 " BB..44 13U 1S....78 12S Indian Had 4-4 16 " ....8-4 1W Exeter, A 4-4 c iz, Melford...........4-4 14 !, Annus la. 4-4 14 ...7-s la ...4-4 18 ....4-4 12 PocaSBet. 4-1 .....15 ' F. Pepperell, -..........H ' Km.M.13 I! -l2. M.HH,..,HWIIU II .1 II ..7-4., ..a 4. H Appleto'n7A7.V4.' Lacouia, H ...4-4. 0474a .....62X .18't 111 GUboa..... Plllslleld. A Kennebec 4-4 vti Bveiett, AA 4-4 14 Bliaunoa .4-4.. 14 Bedford. R 8-4....M10H Cones to Vo.. K..iM 9.'i ......... 00 Tnncarora........4-4 Jt) Vllllaniavllle...4 4..U7.2 Baies...........4-4......1ti WUIte Kock......4-4......l7 Fores uiaie.........4-4......l Indian lilwr. X.... ..ni ' XXHm li Attawaugan, X . ......... ..nc " , XX 16 Msonvllle...w..,..4 4 17.1; JllCl.OlUUB,...,...4-1., Hope .....4-4.. Langdoo 4-4.., " 42-1 nnli.. 46-lnoh .-21 Lyman, Rn'rrnaa JJ ....4-4......15 lnuluortFa;X:rJS,' M 1411 BBL.T.12 GtFv?M.:ri5 .......4-4.-...13J Oabot. AJZttZ$t ' tlaoibrlo BartieTcr::::i:8i,--'i ss-lncb ' " t 8l-liioh 7 !3 ,.15 reat Pi 1. t "'nPM ml "Ji''-s.., IS Wanrejan fepei en ii 1 0!ca..... .....-.-4 ........... iin ........8-4 ...4.1 17 ,...-4 80 .....ft-4 4 4., .-10-4., .7-8., If .."""1 " A""J-j-.....i8n; Red Bank... ii"""J WaUhanr.x7:""W "luoii. .-....eo Boot, K B,.,.,M.,lt, " W AndroHfU.crirlii . , mm--' .... uauoc.,, wwHw, Lancaster, Borkshlre, Caledoula........ .60 .....85 20 62.'. 67 m .....litis ..4-1 14H 6 4. .....IS ..4-4 18 .8-4 8'l (ilNUH&UR. ,........m. M....16 lfartford.u . itoanoke." "";z fTranvlln mVV --4) JIS lli,ium' Jo4t.. " UUi Putnam, a """"Ji"0 Qreon, fMU AuioskeaT"ri"ls ? 4-4 H4i 7-.i4 ....10 noanoke... .; ,.-18 lblasKow..rr." bUIRTINUU. "mauu,A M .....,.,,t17 BTltlPKU 28 Amoskeag York Uncasvllle, Amerloaii..., Hamilton JGVttl0ttMHMWIHHH,H ,...22X ....16H ....16 ...MH ....IS TICKS. Kasrla TlioruduVe." ....20 i'1'borndlke.. Vork. SO-Inch. 26 York, W-locb. Anioskuag. A. ii, A....4 " A .. ......., ,. ,2S Bm..m.m....m..26 M a.c 29 1) OoDestoco 4-4 ,,,.... t,.?tt ' 1.w tr on Laoon.AM... 141 HiAtM NstnriklrAftff (latin... 5- r..ir ,"r""" r : . aDiAo 10 uuinu urcuard.. UilOWN DHILLH. V"! WllloU B.T o.vereii.-M......: T Hampdtn. 4' ?? Pearl Blver.. ? PlLLSlleld a rutsueia m,. , Pei.perell...rr.'.'.'.'.'. Btark, A.... ..17 ....17 ..-17 .1 Tremoni,, Win tli ropu. WsaiMtlfl taita4Mlli 8 SSSSSSMH P atssssstsi lasl nwHmmsmtwHtH 1A .. . MM LEGAL NOTICES. TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE USITED HKMtV KAtKKof Philadelphia (of the late firm Ot Ilenr Raska A Co ). hanknmi. hi .?;., .rfJ for his discharge, a nitetiug of creditors will be held on the 2sth ray! of Janoary, 18b at 8 o'clock P. M before theRelter, WILLIAM McMIOHAKL. Ksu olllce, at bis olllce, No. WALNUT btreet. la salii oily, that the examination of the .bankrupt way be The Register will certify whether tbe Bankrupt haa eonfoimed to tils duly. A bearing will aiso be bad on WEDNESDAY, tho I nth day or Ftbru.ry, lsuf) before tbe Court at Plilia. del) lila. at 10 o'clock A. M., where partita iutereuled may show cause eva'nst the discharge. Attested by the Clerk and Register, in tbe name of the Judge, under seal of the Oouru itlsJt INTH e"0RPHANS' COURT FOR TUB CITY ANii COUNTY OP PHILADELPHIA. Kaiateof WILLIAM FLKM1NU, deceased. The Auditor appolu ed by the Court to audit, settle, and adjust tbe account of KUOKNK Y.JOHNoOV, admlnlitrator of the Kstate of WILLIAM FLKU IMU, deotased, and to report distribution ot the balance lu the bands of said accountant, wt'l meet tbe parlies Interested, tor the purposes of his ao. polnlinent.on W DSKKUAY, January 10, lstts.at' o'clock P. M., at the olUos of OKORUK W.BPlKsji No. 201 d. Flt l'U btreet, lu the City of Phil; ueii'bla, ms 1 11 18 15 1
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