3 THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH P1I1LADELPIII A, FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1869. NEWS ,SUMHaRY. lily Aftulra. ftUr Fox je tcrdav unno'.nfed William. I'tmiips policeman, Htconri dt-trict: James K. fojle id the 111 rd itnd Frinos KrlU in the fcev l.teenth. The HoroceoDRtbtc College o renusjlvanla aof) tbe IN tit em inn medtcal College 01 Phtla (flelphla pave tmitel. .Tde now Institution adopts the last mentiond 'name, and tin" faculty itthat of the HahncniHun College, with C. Ilcring, M. P., a Dean. James Andrew, 30 yew of see, an employe at Caldwell' Ji-wHij store, wbo was burned at the Ore jeMcrdaw oionniu, ami stibaectiientl,jr admitted to tbe II isoi-al, wms ilotncr well last , niirh'. It is thought thut he will recoycr from bis iniurle. The fourteenth annual nioclinij of the raana fers of tbe J0bU Widows' n.jluni of I'htlalel pta'a lor Ind pnt ..Widows nd J3i.uele Wo-nqu, situated in lieLrale' street, above- Oil, Eiir lit eenth nard, u bell vestertlay altcrnoon. Tbe rcprrt 01 the secretary sets torlh tbat during the pant jear but tbrec deaths have occurteJ at toe anTlum. Ao addition of teo looms has bei-n boilt durh sr tbe past venr, and the whole b lild inv has ecn repairedjat a cost of otilti'iil; on which there, bat) been paid, 1u cash and dona tions, $3422'31, lcitviiiir, rtuc on tbe bul lint; $314-G0; add to that due for provisions, $131 17, and $1000 oorrowrd on moitinee, leaving a debt of(4d28 77. Tiureuie now S3 inuiatcs in the e In in. The annual meeting of the Home for Aged td lutiniv ColorfO Persons took olitce lateven mar at tbe ha'.lot tbe Franklin Institute, Dillwjn Parriph in tbe chair. Tbe annual repirt wa? read bj Joeph M. Truman, Irom which It aj- 'reared lhat relu'lous meetinps bid been held 'ever? Rui.daj, at tbe Houic, No. 340 South Front meet. Kefereuce wn made to the valuable aid rendered in these meetings by the ,. la'eHcv. Thomas O. A'leu, of the faplscopal Church. Frajcr meciDg were also beli bv ladies attached to the institution with eood rcsul . At preeut there are 24 inmates at the Home, 10 additional ones having been received dnnnp tbe yeHr. Tbe whole number a lmined alnce the establishment of the Home has been 33. The nv-etinn weut Into au election for ollicers lor tbe ensuin. year, with tbe tollowtns? recoil: Pret-ident, Dillwvn Parri-b; Vice-Presl- dent, Stephen tSuiitti ; Secretary, Marcellus Balderston; Treaiurer, Samuel K. fihioley. A Board o' Managers ws al-o chosen. Addresses were then made by Mrs. F. E. W, Harper, and ithtrs. DomcHtlc AHaii'N. Ooll cloned Yesterday at 13(3'. WiBConttiuViiidebtrdness, 52.252 0.r)7. Tbe .learner Hermann, lor liiemea, yester day took out tZOO.CHO in specie. 1 be barques Busy and Bon?., ashore otf Cape Henry, will prove totil lo-scs. General W. Q. (Irei-bam, of Uorydon, Irvll , ana, has been loitiina'.ed agent tor tbe blaie at New York. Trains ere rummer on th Centra' Pac'9c - Rniltoad to 10 k), lour hundred tiud sixty milos lrcm fcarramenlo. , Jsnies l.a'tM, Deputy United S'atcs Marshal ofWjooiinR Temiory, was killed on l'ue-day ulsiht by Cbuiiueey Bailey, al Napier v.llu, Illinois. i- A mau by th? name ot Wen'hTS has been iTevicd at Louisville lor lohumnnly tieaiiiie; hm cl.ild. tje'itin? it unmercitul'T aud then burmuK Itt body to a blitt toua atove r- Lie utetiiuit-Governor Cnmbark, of Indiana, lias been nominated bv ttie R"pnHiean caucn ; xt Ii.di iiiaoolis fr United Stales Sena'or, vicj Thomas Hendricks, whose term expires Marob 4. Jetsterday Mr. John-oii wa vltited by the del'pates of the Nationstl Bricklayer' Union, ibey were refrred to the record o his pa-t lile ' In lieu 01 pettite a POfeob out of thedistin guisQed and eloqu"nt but retiiinu Peideut. Colonel Samuel A. Black, Superintendent of tbe Middle LnvWon at'tbH Pennsylvania Kul road, runuinpfrian Ilarnsbur? to Altnoua, was yetUrday presented by the emptoyej of bij de pnrtmei;t with a superb i?dd wa rb, A Wilmington (N. 0.) despatch says that the steamship Gulf City, tioai Gulcston, Texas, for New York, went ue round od Looko.it, ou Monday, i.id wiik dashed to oleses. Of twenty ifive persons aboard, out three re known to bo ,aveo. Forlcu Airalrw. X HiviNA. Jan 14. Tbe Jollo vim; news hag l beeu received liom Hayii: 1: General Alexis has captured Fort Marshall, and it is reported that he h id also camel Fort "iLiberte, near Onauamintz. AU the positions capiured by SaliiHve in the vicmiiy ot Jacnel have been retaken by the K volutiouists. Seve ral of tbe latter were killed during the recent engagement by tbe bursting of a cannon. The revolutionary armies btd been greatly , tdrengtbened, and were preparing to attack Port-au-Prince and Gonaives. Preddeot Sal nave, at last accounts, was at Petit Kiviere, uear Mirasoane, wiih all the members of the Cabinet. On account of the aoience of the President from Port-au-Priiiee. the French .Admiral bad bnen unable to etlect any arrange njent with tbe Haytien Government. Havana, Jan. 14. The meaner Grenala . eai led to day lor New York. 'j London. Jan. 14. It bas ben agreed that the "powers represented in the Conference on tbe Eastern question shall, by no reason of their participation iu tbe Conference, be b-ld boind to en'orce Us conclusion. Paris, Jan. 14-Evenlne. The Conference on the Eastern question held another session tbis alterroon. Mr. Kaoeabe, h Minister of Greece, was absent, as before. Tbe press of Mih city generally uree tbe continuance oi tbe Con ference. It Is understood that tbe Greek Gov crLment Is rrepanui? a diplomatic circular to foreign powers on tbe questions at issue. Maorid, J'in. 14. A tumult oaeurred In Tor- fosa yeaterday, crovine out of a quarrel . bete"n tbell.ib-'raijand Carlbt parties. Iijvhs fupprcsed by the a j'.huiiUcs, and tiie city is .now quiet. Tbe journals liere nrce the Government to - use a'l riicariH lo strniaiben General Dulce iu , Havana, and demand lO.OUil ad'litional iroops , to be tent to Cub to render possession of that j island teenre. Widrid, Jan. 14. Tbe G'lvernmnt autborl , tics received a dcrp'ttcli ye.iter lay troni Cap aiu i ieneral Dulce, ot Cuba, askinc for rein'orc?- nients. He thinks be cau suppress the iuur- r feu on there wita lour tliouMind additional troops. London, Jan. 14 Tbe ptper of London and J. Paris alxoHt unainr o.itl v condemn tbe attitude of Greece In lubuuug on reprematiou in the Conference. London, Jan. 14. Tbe Meawshlp Great East ern bas comiuenced totnkeou board the tub marine cable ot tbe Franco American Atlan tic Telegraph Company. It iexoected that she will call in June to lay tbe cable from Urtst to the American coast. Glasoow, Jan. 14. Tb- Pr'nce of Wlej Theatre, In Ibis cltv, was totally desUoyed by flie last uight. Ho lives were lost. FROM WASHINGTON. Alaska Fum. Washington, Jan. 14. lbe House Commerce Committee to-day discussed the subject of pro tecting tbe fur bearing auimaH of Alaska. There re two bills on this subject now berore ta Mmmit!f. introduced bvena'.or Cole in tn ttonatn QnH ho Mr. E.Viot in the House. Is is proposed to iepi rt a 6ubJtitute lor both bills. The lUc-oiistrnctlou Committee hA Ri.prl (Jillem before thein to day. He explained fully h's administration of affairs iu MumlHsioDi. and said tbat tbe sUTiirs elected in diflerent countits oppo od the execution of tbe reconstruction liws. lie am noi exprpi buv o nion as to what Congress tuould do wi'U reeard to llisb'.sippt. but from what ioforina tion be pave tt is probable lha'. the committee will n poit agaiust accepting the oret.eut Biaie r.oestituliou aid in favor of referring the matipr huhIii tn the neonle. ki r. Van Horn, ol No York is now reudinc ritt'n speech, ejtremel dull and proiy avorof the constructiou of a KUIiiCmdhI .K.nnd lbe Falls ot Niagara. Tbe inembers are no plvii'g tie xpeeh any attention whritevr, CtoitwiiacJ we here la iUodk force, with powertal lobby, backed by Secretary Seward, in tbe boj)e, of securing tbe legislation Asked for, The Itte l. A. t'inney. , t be committee of nine members appoln'eri bj; the House to meet the remains ot tbe (Ion. Darwin A. Finney and escort them to his late residence in Pennsylvania, leave for New York lo night, In the discharge of that duty. j CITY FINANCES. 'I he Aiiminl rtnntirlftl Mntement ofjthe Ity 4 nlroller. la Councils yesterday the annual financial statement, ot the City Controller, Joseph It. L.vndnl), wa lead.' ft is au exhibit of. the receipts, expenditures, etc., during tbe year te8. J in el expenditures of the city for 181., $7,757,753-28 Leiiiiol ariiouul of cuok pul'l ou no- count oi temporary lon. iniertat, mid warrsnts prior to 18B8 ... 4,017,310 31 Total cash jml l on aououul ui do- pKrtrjaents for 1H68 3,710,412 01 To which add outstanding warrants tf lht8 8,3,)8.R20 80 Total expenditures of departments lor lbt,S m J7.0 10,203 80 The loHowlog snows tbe preseut Ueot ol me city: Itie funded debt of the city on Jan nary 1.18fi8,was 836,077 5W 77 Wbieli was Increased Unrlng itie j tar by isnue as lollowt: For H.choolH 1145,800 For Uhs exitUHioLs 0.000 For Culverts 18,000 For expenses oi loraieryeiuB 660,000 $72,U0O From which deduct as iYllos: Amount redeemed liyTrm surer f2oB,SM 11 Ounce led by Com mlsHloners binn ing Fuud 397,11000 0tf.394 11 Showing an Increase oi 00 203 80 Total Funded Debt Jan. 1, 1809....t3!,737 735 00 l be annexed attueiuenl shows ttie revenue of itie city Ur 1808. derived from the depart ments, tale of loans, and receipts from taxes: Kret ij, tt. H' vrnueof 80S. HiKUWHjrS ....,W0,2U4 21 i lly Railroad -. ltt,fl)5 88 Water 714.82110 clnesMnd Peualllei 6,31010 Pawnbrokers' Llceohes 4 Otiti 07 Gunpowder 45 00 ibeatrlcal " 1,400 00 IViioltom 1,000 00 PrKou - 17.0IKI00 i-cor ltl,350 87 Heuliu - - 2J U"'l'7 Police 3 it 05 Suerlfl J,9i2 00 Cliy HoJlcllor 4167 70 Markets 67,18:4 12 WharvcH and Landing 61 433 23 (Jliv Pioptrty 14 72513 Ice H at 3 700 07 M hce laneous 6 842 78 Suivy- 4 6i4b3" I ril. ( n Moi tgaxes, eic 3 U2 Ihv. ou S'octt.etc 317,025 50 H'Hle Hpproprlutlou lo Public Woliools - 12,037 78 Bttite Tax advanced in 1800 M8 37 Park 4 5j0 00 T mpo:ary Loan Ueitijfe, :) uuU 4 loun 1r2(l5,l(IO 0U Hme oi HcUool lioau, No. 2 115,800 00 Hie of Loun SI 171.500 0(1 li- nu ol S;tJ5 0i 0. 180 oiwOO $1 372,828 31 83i.UO0 0O Culvert, Mo. 2 I8,i.00 ou 720,000 00 2iiS.42.S-3 41 010 r.i 4,751,312 45 40 089-77 Taxes of prior yeniH I BXth of lf08 titnle 'lax of 1807, aud IS Late uud Wllitla In ltOS Total amount of receipts, Including cithli balance of $1,082 769 18 ou hand January 1.181.8 !),220,U96,17 City Councils. Yesi'erday afternoon the regular stated meeting of lity Councils took place. ieieci Branch. The President presented a coniDQUi-'letUiou irom tue Controllers, abkm tor $3119 to pay tor col required in excess of the quantity appropriated. From the Buperiutendent of City Telecrrnph was received a note naming the employes p- poin'ed by biro, ana asking tbeir continuation. Referred to ibe Committee on Police. A like tote was received irom Hon. Thomas J. Raiser, Solicitor ot tbe city, announcing his appointments of deputies, lieierrtd to the Committi e on Law. The annual lepurt ot the City Controller was presented and reieired. Mr. King offered a preamble and resolutions crotestine against the es abliohraent of a police commission in this city, by which the sfiviccs of a policeman of tried ability and integrity maybe retained to irrespective of politics during the continuance of meritorious conduct. After a long debate tbe subnet was iniiei- nltely postpoLed. Tbe yeas were 13, the nays 12. Mr. Cochran offered ar -folaiiou protesting nsahifct tbe passage by the Legislature of thu bill extending toe terais of the heads of tbe Water Department, tbe Highway Departm0, and the OcpartQicut of City Property to three jtars. This was lost by a vote ot 1G to 9. A long batch oi petitions was received for paving, grading, etc. They weie duty referred. .. A petition was received from citizens ot tbe Cut precinct ot the Tweuty-tecoud ward, asking lor its partition. An ordinance from the Committee on Schools. oskiug fur $9780 to pav balances due for rent and fuel took the uhuuI relei'euce. A number of appoiutuuciiU by Mayor Fox were then coutirrued. Au ordinance appointing John Bobbins. Thomas Potier, and James H. lttliiupton a commission to direct ihe ex'cnsion ot the County Prison, f.nd to transfer to their custody tne appropriation oi fciuu.uuu lor a uoute ot coi rectum, was oileitJ. It was lor the piesent postponed. lhe Ciommon council ordinance supplemen tary to toat concermug new pubhc buildings wasconcurrea in. Al.-o, me asKing tbe Mayor to give wide pub licity to tbe provisions ot tbe law ag.tiiiBt tbe k.ll ng ot blue-birds aud other insectivorous bpeciiueus ol the ft atlieied tribe. Adjourned. CCtrtmon ijrancn. rreaiucni ooeepu r . usreer was in tbe ch tir. A communication was presented from Robert Buibt. otleiing a Iract ot 199 acres ot land titu ated betweeu buii-i's avenue and the Schuylkill river, and between Sixty-tilth aud tSevcntieth Mrcets, iu the Twenty-reventh ward, as a site tor tbe hoiife ot concc ion. Referred to tbe joint special committee on the house of cjrrec i on. Tbe annual report of tbe C.ty Controller was ptestued. Mr. Wagner t ffered a supplemeut to the ordi nst.ee to provide for tbe predion of public buildups, approved December 31, 1808, extend ing tbe time tor action by the l omiui-.slouers tbr. uguouttue whole ot the jeir 18G9. Passed. A ceniiuuniestion was received lioui the Pre ldent ot the building tlonunisslon, asking lor the use of rooms in tho building ol the Law Depanmeut lately occuplea by toe Survey Dei nrtment. Mr. Wagner offered a resolution In subslancc graining the above requeit. Uo erred lo tbe Commiuee ou City Property. I, Tbe usual batch of petitions for wa'er, gm, e'.r., were icceived and apiiroptiaiely retcrred! A r"-olutioii was adopted to meet, the tlect Council in lolnt convention on Thurs lav. u.p 21ft instain, at 44 o'clock, lor the purpose of e:ectii irrxliroad oirecors. Mr. ItetKell communica ed au iuvi'atlon to Con in n Council to attend a crass Sieetmg ot tbe Ti nu erauce lilessing ou Fri'ay eTcning, ihe ii h. 1 hp n.viiaiton as soceoTeo. Mr. Gates oiWed a re olutiou iustracting tbe ..irrim m i on moil Council to have tbe iron iiUi g 1u thechamber of Conmon Council tet, har k. Ko'crrta to tne i-resiueui oi uuuiuiuu Co it'll. . . Mr. Rice oflered a resolution to appoint a loll t special committee of five members ou public buildings. Laid upon the table yeas, 32; uays, 11. Cifl!naati owe 1 4,VW, W. SO UTH AMERICA, 1.ATKK HEWS DI BTEAMtll. m By tbe arrival at New York city of the steamer Heury (Jhnoncoy.we liaveadvtces from Aspln wall lo January 6. INSTALLATION of PRKMPENT GOIIRBOSO. Tbe formal Inauanratlon of General Correoso as President of lbe Htate of Pttnamst took plaue ml tbe Cablldo, Panama, January 1. Ou tbe occasion there was a military review, and tbe customary salutes were flred. The greatest order prevailed during tbe ceremony, aud al-o during the display of ine military later In the Cay. TBI COMMERCIAL TAX levied by tbe new government creates a great deal ol itellnsand opposition on Hie Isthmus. and may probably cause a new revolution. l be estimated revenue irom oommerciai taxa tion lor tbe Htate ol Panama for tbe year 1800. or rather the amount which It would seem l lie ttoverrment have threatened to coileot, is $133,365. Ul this sum the mercantile imprest of the Hiate of Panama Is espneted to contribute IIOH.OOO, and Colon (20,000; while tbe several dli. tricis in the interior are to pay oonjoinuy oniy 1 18 856. 'lbe Panama Chronicle says: That the amounts ol contributions" nnstss. d are Illegal, we nie certnlu; that they can be paid. Is Impos sible. That a commercial body, which lias mih tamed frightful losses turougli the disastrous civil wars which have occurred, should now be called upon to loci-ease their Imposts lo the H:ate In const quence of such wnrs, is something so monstrous I but it almost forbids calmness In cendemnlng it. The amount assessed per month on one llrrn Messrs. Huml. l'l. i & Co. Is K00, which Is equal to 80 cents per year for each Inhabitant of the city, paopeis Included; and other houses are taxed in similar propor tions. That such taxes can be submitted lo Is Impossible tbat they cau be paid Is impossible also. The abolition of custom houses was in Vnded us a boon to the merchants, for which the Slate received nnd now enjoys more tnan im eoulvalerit. Buch concession would become a curte if it be followed by the monstrous ex actions now sought. MOHyl'KRA AGAIN. A proclamation has been Issued by ex Presl otiil W ot got ra, dated at Lima, Deo. 9, 1808, lo which lbe General alludes lo the element of discord both at lbe seal of lbe Federal (4overn ment of tne United Htates of Colombia and lu the (stale of Panama, which la still rife, aud wblch, he says, is tbe continuation of the same wblcb deprived blm of power, with the aid of the bujonet, on the 23d of May, 1807. Asa remedy, Ueneral Mosquera iuggesls that the uoDgi ess should convoke a Congressional con vention, lo meet In lbe city of (JarihHgena.wnti tbe view lo perfect the Constitution and trans fer to Panama, irom Bogota, lbe capital of ine republic, lbe proclamation reviews the past positions of parties, and breathes a concilia te! y spirit throughout. MORE TROOPS FOR TIIK J8TUMU3. The Panama Star and JlnralU bas the follow ing: On tt,e 4 to lust, one uuudred aud nf y liatu nal troops, under command ol Coiouui Foreia, arrived at Aspln wall from UartliFigena, per steamer Conway, tn route for Pa u a run. Al though we have no orhclal announcement of what tbee iroops are sent to the Isthmus for, their mission seems very clear, and, lu eon mcilon ihtrewltb, we can now dloover the rue mist-ion of Benor PraJilla. Tbe fact, that Ueneral Motquera desires to return to this country and to ogalu place hira.sell at the head f the Government is manifest, as well from bis os n published circulars as Irom the fact tt ut be Is brought forward as a candidate fcr tbe l'lOldtiicy by a couslderablt) por tli.n of the Liberal parry at, B laota. I I, ul he has maDy supporters in Panama is aleo evident, sua It is probable If be wire to laud here that he would carry the Htate against Halgar. This fact bas created considerable nu-eiit-inefs In the oipital, and there au be uo doubt tuat the main ol j'.'ct of Heuor Pradlllo's mlhSlou was toascettaiu I he public sen'lmeu', hi re In relerecce tnerelo. For a length of lime before bis coming here the troops juat arrived were In readiness In birranquilla to einbarn lor tne Isthmus when tbe neoesslty arose fir their resence here, t-enor FradilU must bave lU(rglit that time arrived ween he left A-.pl a wall, lor we find the foice shipped here by tue rt-iuruofthe steamer wblch conveyed him to Carthagena. AFFAIRS AT BOGOTA. Dates from Dogotatotbe 10th December give a vt-ry elnomy description of affairs. Tne city piehents tbe appearance of a battle-Held, witu Hel'Utis running through the streets night aud day. Uetueral Mosqntra and General 8 ilgar bave bun brought forward us o-tcdldates for tne next Presidential election by the liberal purtbs. Im Presna, ot Dogota, uuder date of tbe llihof December, says tbat Heuor Ignaclo Gutierrez Vergara, President of the Hints of Cundlnsmarca, bas been condemned by the Legislative Assemble to eight years in the chain garig and deprived of nil right to ever after held any public oillce. Tbe same paper of iee 15'liof December says tba' tbe Assembly bad alterwsrds granted blm a pardon, whieu tbe conservatives looked upon as an insult, and lusieOhal Suuor Gutierrez will not accept lu AFFAIR IN CHILI. Tbe?erdh8s been signed transferring over to Mr. Henry Melggs tbe conlraot eutered Into with Mr. Annan lor the worklugof the MtJ'l lones Kuano beds. Mr. Melggs becomes respon sible for the payment of tbe $100,000 advanced to Mr. Arman for tbe construction of tne moni tors and is to deposit In tbe Treasury several iiiousHneiBai dollars in tne oouus or tnedent which tbe State acknowledges as due to him. Tbe crops la tbe southern part of Clii'l aie not likely to tnrn out favorably. Tue prospeois are neiter in tne rortn. xbe lniptachrnent of the Judges of the Hu preme Court Is re ub lng very slow headway, and it Is thought tbe probcuiorg will lail tn'irely in carrjiDK out their charges. Hevere eartb quaktB continue to be experienced along the coast. On the night of the 10th a heavy shook was ten at loqmmno, wuicu extended north ward to Herenus. uaidera. ana uobii-t. bul was not felt above the latter point; whetnor It was lelt southward towards Valparaiso Is not known, but It Is leared its effects may have been severe mere, ine ungiisn Government b8B rt fused to allow Chill to obtain any more vettels or warlike material from Eulaud Sending the present state f ullaiis beLween pain and lbe allied republics. AFFAIRS IN BOLIVIA. ConKldershlo excitement has been created by tbe difcci'Vciy of new and extensive gold mines alMinta Itosa, in the department of uaula Cruz, nei-r the lirb.lllau frontier. The mines are said to be eictewlugly productive, equalling those ol tSiliiorula and Australia. Ihe reports may be exag&eialed. AFFAIRS IN 1'ERU. Driies from Lima are to the 21st ult. The eilcw ftver at 1'usagua continues lis ravaaes. 1 he Ut rcurio, of Tarapoca, says that out of two. ve bundled inhabitants only two hundred rtuiaiu. mbuy having fled to tbe Interior, and two hundred and fori) -eight having died up to me 20111 jNovemotr, o mat commerce is en tirely l ralyred. there beluv no laborers to load ibevirnels in port, or mule drivers to bring down i ne nitrate irom me mines. JlI JS'ueicnal says a bank in London has of-feic-d lo loun ten millions of dollars lo the inu nlcipailty of Lima, to be expended in puullo oiks in mat citj , me amouut to oe gradually (nnilid within sixty years. Kurtlionukes eoutiiiue to be constantly felt along lbs coast. Ou the 17th lustant the government Issued a decree declaring the navigation of Peruvian i)rt free lo flags of all nailouB. Tnis Im rortai t measure will be tbe tueuns of allraot ii u ou u lame scale forelan lruuilnratloo. tuus opening up the rich bul unknown valleys of Hie Aiubiuin. As tbt goacoof the Cblnehas will snon give out, tbe government is making ail nectary srrauken inis with rehpeot lo tbe northern ri iiohitK, and the losdlng of the same was din tofcdof by suction at the government house, t.tmiinaily to Messrs. Peruuudez & Lcheulque, hiulusl much competition. KEHAKKAULB IMAOKS. The Wrltish steamer Topaae, on her rolurn to vuiL..i.n,ni.i hurlun erulfe. biouiiU t from Pak'er Island some of the gigsnlto liusgs of bicbso nmch baa been beard from lime to l ine, but of which so IH'ie is rwny u-.wu, u.,,1 uii..i, i.,,i,i eoiiKi uule the ouiel attr.o lion in ttiHt barren, out-of tne-way kpot. luese luihu's bave been in view on brvud the Topaiee kii , -H in-r o.riuui in Vulnaralso llielr great bulk and wtlKhl precluding tnelr being taslly aent on i-hore. nnd severl persons nave availed tl em.eives ol tbe opportunity sfl.irdod ihein iu lusptci these remarkable euriouiwwa. A MiR, iinMHo tnutvtnr has an arrauert ment by which all the cattle in a burning barn can be turned loosa wltl.nnt loss of time. A CbilB'mia goose, sent to two prisoners n ) - J : 1 a 1 . 1. H I -. 1 in Simla's i"'i. was srniiyn won nt auu etttl we. Ttey f predated the tafflug. JS 0 UNTY CLAIMS, Nearly 39,000,000 Alrea'ly IHsbnrso'l I A brief notice only of the statement given Leiow hi s been published berore. It was pre paied by Mr. Henry D. Washburn of IndUna fitratke Comniillee on Holdlers'and Hillors' Reunites, showing tbe number of additional bounty clslmi psld, number rejected, and amount of money dlsbusseU to Dooemoer 31, 1808: Nn. Kt- Ammmt 'tcir-i. Mt'niMtit. New York.... 2,3 $1 4rt7,o;i li)ttn 6 6W 6,11W,87 Iowa - 702 l.HtkS 100 Mltsi uil l,f!i 1,148 4 x1 Penci-ylvnula. .... 1,2 3108.707 Ir.dlni.afU. ii.) 7)8 lH'inO Alnbumg... n at 10,722 Alkann.B m 174 209,n60 Call ornls l,o:t: 281.6M) Colorado. 70 112,600 Dsco nhM 8 15 600 Hoi Ida 75 18,400 Gr-oiela 40 20) Kansas 450 6-53 10i Kentucky. 1.5-Vi 1.13S.071 loiilslatia HA IKiO-'iO MlnnefOla. n 84 4I8.I8S Mli-slFSlppl 13 1.000 Nebinska 1H Zl.biH evda 30 21600 Nw Mexico 78 tM.4A0 N( nbCaioJlna.......... 675 111 4 0 Olegon 818 19,600 TnLesee 1.032 081,813 Teias Ul 14 100 Watblrjtitori Territory........ 17 21,700 Disi rlct Columbia 63 . 49 700 Maryland 442 4XI,H28 West Virginia ... 401 7175 Delaware....... 137 120,'i New Jen ey 612 657 20S MIcbHeu .... 1,164 1,20.610 VMsconsiu. . 716 1,213 8A1 IlliLO'S 2,121 4,227 310 Maine 1,124 6,148,12 New ljsmpfrhlre 683 423,73.8 Vermont.-.....- 618 810.175 (Vnnetlcot . .... 309 678,788 Masfacbnsetls - 1,6X1 1,2,18,100 Hbt de IsiaLd... 260 2-0 080 If H Army....- 1.189 )4 780 V. K. tcrpe.- 1,067 2,766,743 Total 4,087 38,72o018 ninttr Working or tbe rclQc Itallroad. The Son Francisco Bulletin says: ' U uc cd to be thought that tbe great difficulty in lbe way ol a railroad to ll e Pacific Oceau was in the Sierra Nevada tiret, as to the engineer ing difficulties it presented, and next in the obstacles to regular running presented by its winter snows. The eneinceiing difficulties have been triumphantly ovetcome, ded It isnoiv be coming apparent that tbe snow obstacles are n uch lets on tbe California end of the road, lroiu Sacramento to tbe Wasatch Mountains, than on tbeta-tcrn end from Omuna. The snow belt cn this end ot the liue is narrow. West of the fcierra there is no snow at all, and very little tails at on elevation ol 3000 feet. About 22 niiles of shedding protects the track from the deepcbt f-no of the high Sierra, and tbr-ie is no resron to doubt this protection will be adequate, with tue uee ot thy snow-plough at intervals. 1 ffcendinfr tbe easKru slope, and ncro-s the plateau ol Nevada to Bait Luke, tbe climate is dry and veiy lit'. le .now fails, the elevation raiielr.R trom 4000 to COOO lott, with a nnn h Ujili'cr lmu'e it an goes with the same altitude ea.-t ot Salt Luke, lhus lbe only trouble from snow in a In e of CG2 niiles, from 6acrnmeuto to Ihe i.crih ei.d of trait Lake, is the narrjw belt in ti e bieh Bieirs, which is mostly rooted iu. "lbe Union Pacibc Ktuiio.iM, on the contrary, runs trrocph a mow country for its whole length ol 927 unlcs, Irom Omaha to Bubo Sum mit. At Chejenno, 510 miles west ol Qjiahu, be mad bas an elevation of 7040 feet, which is eitbt Icet more than tbe highest point 01 the Sierra Nevada crossed by the Central Pacific. Duly 22 ru les further west tac elevation U 8121 feet; or 1302 feet more thin the hipnest point on the Centrsl; aud tor about 3f0 miles further west, to kebo Summit, the average cleva'ion is over 0500 fee. Benrinct these tacts in mind, it is easy to uiidcistatd the )ae reports ot tbe road boing blockaded by snow sine December tied 0: . neyer ue, ond or constructiou labor beii e impeced in the mountains this side of Cren river. The president of the Central Pucicc gives it as his opinion that tho distance rf grat elevation on the Union PaoitJa is too Icng to make cove ring practicibie: hence It is not inipronable that nearly every winter therj win ue more oostrucuotis irom snow ou tbe latter road than on the toroier. "ihe foregoing facts also exolatu bovit is that tbe Central PacirJc is now making suCi raidd pioprcss. Wtce the hist of July, when transportation ucioss the Sierra summit fairly Di gair, me ccmnanv has built three hundred miles ot road. Tbe rate at which grading and track-laying progressed hai not been lessenel since winter tet iu. Al. bough the climate tn the gieat b a ei 11 Is cold, it is very dry, leaving so little moisture in the soil to freeze tbat gradiue i- going on as usual, tbe plough beiug ueed as ettblly as in the waim sea-on. By the first of Januurv tbe grade will be flniphed to tbe head ot bait Lske. CG2 miles east of 8acr-mento, aud about 200 miles ebst or the present cud ot tbe track. The iron for 40 miles of track is alreadv on cars cling the farther end of lbe road; 100 niiles more ot tracking is on band lu this city add at Sacramento, and more is constantly ar riving by sea. The company has increased its motive power through orders by the Isthmus. and has made such progress in forwarding its own road ma'enal that it is now able to carry more general trlgbr, aoa tne shipments by boat from ibis city have been resumed as usual." MARINE TELECFRAPE. Far additional Marina Hewi tee Pirit Page, almaN.au huh ruiL.A.ua.LirHiA.Tnio iav. Bom Kibim.- 7 M.QUM Bts. 7'5rt BOM BBTtt...-.-..- ..4 li7tllUH Wats....... 4'H fHlLADKIuPiUA BUAKi) OF TliADK. T. C. MvOahuh, " J. PbK'K VV KTHUBILL, MONTHLY OOMMITTKS, llltMi WlMHJU. J UOVKUKNTS OK OCKAM STiSAJUlCUS, Acsni oiaagow ,...jew Tore..-.. (.,oiVfBlilDKU)n.JLiveiiooi...iNew York U. ol fcosluu- L,lveruool...Pev Yura.. . Helveila. .. Xlvorpool.New Yorli. ...... Ii.wt. .UlasKuw.....New Yura W ui. heuii.........l.ouaen JNw York...... . I f, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 fVAItf Vitp. --.Iea -....DtJO. t....ltni. -..Deo. 1 A IBlHUt ,. i.uiiuui...,M..,ri, u, ....,,.,,, -I), iavoriKHil...lew York I . . . . .1 .... lUMM. V . . .. Fiance... MdlftVlkli. raiedouls. Cuba. Ksiigaroo, I.lvuritftnl . Piiril.iiI ,..'. . ,01s"iiw New York....- . Ju7 ..j-uvei MWI...J.-.I9W ivrK Jail, uivrirpooi... . or via Hal. Jao. O. ot N.York. .New YorkLl vernool Jn. low... iM...uijmv .--.. Ju. r.m Antwerji...NewYor:...jJiverpooi..- ju. Caoa New Y 01 k ... LI verHiol jn. Plonker ......JfhlltMl..v lloilutfiou Jia. Touawauda... .J'hUl...-..Havttuiiah.. .. Jan, lUiliiem. New YorkNew Urleaaa .Ju. KikIuk iar. New Yors...Aluwall.....-..ja Aiernmack New Yotk Klo Janeiro.... .Ju. J uulau. lMnlQa.., a, e- uricuua J au. WAllB ie lorwi-rdiHl by every sieiuner lo th reunm. line. '1 he sietuut. Mr or from Uvorpo.il uaiI u. Queenstown.exwpt Ihe OtkuadUii ilua, wnlo.i uail Hi Lond. udeiry. lUe steAme, Utt or Ir .m tue l,nll rent call it Honthnnnptoo CLKARBD YKSTHlDAY. BsiqueBfHe Jitiirn, Alleo, Uenoa., D aS etsin Co. Bt'r J. 8. bbrlvsr. Dennis, Baltimore, a. droves, Jr. i ABfIVl.D VK8TKBOAY. Bteemshlp rtvuliH, IreHiimu, ti liouis trorn New York, wild mSa. lojuiiu F, 0,!l bubrOilvlB, Fn. lday irom oaef. Del, wi.h imid lo Js. L. B-wley A (j,,, r-ci'tPsulel C.irba (new), KidrldEa, I dy from Outa. iiel.i wl h griu to J-,. u beiey A tlj. ... MBWOMANKa. Biesrrtblp Ji'dIrib, Hone. t Hkvetia fr-nn New Or.euii. nun fl ea iin luai. lor fmiKat-ioliI. Bteau Btnp hluueer. 'a'lirlii Ir.m. Wiluiinz'nn. N.O.. UtlJlusi,. cr FulU ielpblA Dm ii m. d 2l ttilp.suiriis lureeiiilne. loeo dii. roulo ion do nltou, m u e cmlun. luda rt 40 bu-hel rouh rlc. 1U7 0ielli)nibr, H.iKOoalngles, iHiln Jjnluer bulH. Hit.tt.niiJ ForMlr, Ptt, bence AtRlchmonai.il. Iraiai't. hieu sblp wyvnilog, Teal, benee, it 8vauti ll b lr limit. Kti sin sblp Bon-ao, Baker, lor Pnlladdphla, cleared el Hi toi 13ib Inn. liaique Ban 1 1 Mlnctt. from HavAnns tor Ne Yeik. iui lulo Nanmii M. I", fiai mi leaky Hchr Maiy K HHiiiboii, rtitmson. lieuoe ramalntd At Hiliall Mb Iiiri,, iur Ir.uiUad or Ulenlueg-a. 10 :i.d lor Mm York r-dir Ii laws-ha, Lee, cleared at Baltimore I3tb lust, lor t-n vldeme. Pctirt.at I- itordery, Grace, riom BelfAat, Me., at Pv-, ai Si h tnt. SMioi b.1. VVU.M, iititlM, MlaU xUV MW U1M., BabtUtUnvii ntltr lmy. Msy. irtm Nswp-M for Pal:adelphl,al hw York I'rth InM. ,,. . .m ml Puao Wais'n. Hmith. from I'oitiaod lor rh.ladsi pins, at Holmes' Hois Hth ids. BOTICa TO MABINFJW LIOk'lHuUnK jlltNTaulVhO CUBA. TTnllrd K Airsioi am (teoerai at HAVAna: Bir-by arrall boat Irom litiro laai nW!t. I rclvd Itircrmail .d whloti 1 ibluk abould n m " IDhiio as tonn a pokalhle. i re In-uiiieniB nave taken possession o' tn htniru Point I.oo rclA. near Point Mat nii a mriyed Ihe . urn and apuarmns. It was a tl' -oia'S ImH. Kresnrl order, newly erected Ad 111 lor me Trie la imiiortani 10 vejscls hontirt thronsH tn old BalaniAthAnnel. KIUH A KU ul H T'nttert State Coauilar ASnl. TJnttail RtAtcs ConiOlar Aseucy, INuoVttas, UtOJiu bet U 168, Notice Is berrey elven ibal a tren b;inr. niarke l wlih ihe word -Wreck." bas rin Uirt nu 'lit i.11 'HilioD.s K NR. rf a vetsul sunk 10 UonwBy Bf , west I ne buoy 11, tn S fathoms At low water spring tides, wlib Ihe folioalni mark ml cjiupai Ubac- MreAt Ormes TTead. K by fl , distant J 5 1'itbs mtles. eullin Island Telegraph. W. X f.. l int oule. Tre lormanl ol lbe wrck shows at hinU watr. By order. KOBIN A LLKN. HwrclAry. Trlnllv Hnnsa. London. Hep 11- lsta LEGAL NOTICES. TN THE COURT OP COMMON PLRAS FOR 1 TUlt CITY AND COUNTY OF FlilLADiOr PHI A WILLIAM WKIQHTVtAN, As Unee, vs. Br. UW11 ruULUHAKi, Vend. It i p. Jane Term, 1ICM. Nee. OH aiid Ml. 1 he Aurtilcr Ai.pointed by theOotirt lo make dlsirl hi.t on ot the fuud In Court produced by lbe bUerllFs sale, ubder tbe Ai'ive wriu of All ibai cerialn lot ol grooad, beginnlnt; on the roitnslae ol Coates stex IS feel ea-lward Iron F.levenib street, In tbeCltyol 1'lillailf linla af ireia (I, I tierce eiunoliig alorgCoat s street earn ward IS leet, tl eitce northward AM Pel 4 luchea, Hiesce wasta-ara 12 fe 4 I' cries, thence eonlbward S feet, thpnoo w.t arrt along Ihe aouib lltieof a-fei w ue nlley, leaClrig Into Kleventb s reel.8 leet, thi nee southward si Tact 9 Inchvs to the place ot beginning. Also, all that cerlalu lor or pieceot gronnd sltn,te on lbe N. E. corner of C'oateaai.d Kiev, nib stree e, lullied'jof FbiladelphlA aforeaald (' n alDlng lu tront on Coatee street Is leet, aud In depth oi the eaht line 61 leet liu hes, ami on the weal Hue 67 teat, and on Ue norib Hue 29 leet 8 Inches, Will attend to the duties of his anpMntmeit on Tl'FBDAY, Jan. 2S. IK9 at 4 o'rlock P.M., At his Cfllre, No. 621 WALNUT Btreet. In the City of Pnlla delphla when and wl.ere All parties iriurestd are requlrfd to make their claims, or be debarred Irani cerulug la upon salu fund. JOllN B. COL A HAN, 115fDw5. Auditor, TN TIIE ORPHANS' COURT FOR TIIE CITY L ANU COUNTY OF PulLAllKLPHlA. feslateol liKMlY vv. KKNNKDY, M, D.. deceased. ILe Auditor Appointed by the Court to audit, snuie, and adjust Ue account ol C. H. KKN UKilY, tiecuior. end lo retort distribution ol the balance In Ihe bauds ol tbe accountant, will meet tbe pai tlee lnierexted, lor the purpose of bis aupolrmnt-ru, on Wl.UMW AY. Jai uary -a. A. D lstin at 11 o'clock A.M ,.atlliecllico WILLIAM F. JUDjOX, K-i., No, 7t8 WALNtT blieel, lu the c ly of Pftlta-deli-Lla. lldimwot TN THE OUPHANS' COURT FOR THE CITY X it Nl) COUNTY OF PHILAUKLPHIA. Faiateoi WILLIAM FLnM 1 MO, deceased. Tl e Auditor appoln td by 1 tie (jour; to eiiatt. sattle, and adjust theaccountof KL'UKN K Y. JOuNoU artniiuli'ralir ol Ibe Folate ol WILLIAM FL.KK 1NH, dectaaed. and 10 report dlHtrltiiiilon 01 tbe calunce In tnu hniids of said ai-couiuBin, wl I uieut the rsrlles Icteresled, tor the purpose of his ai pulmnienr, on VH.iKlJAY', January 50, IH61. o'clock P. M., at the ollio ol UJtOK K W. tO'lKS, 1'Ril, No. L01 a. FIFTH bUeet, lulheCl'yof Pnilv deli li'a. I 9 11 1:1 13 is TT KITED BTATE8 PATF.NT OFFICE, lJ WaSHINOTiiN, u t. Jsn 4,18,9 On tbe petltlrn ol CHaKLU WI I.IIKL 1 aud ANNA Ca '11UKINE W1LM HLM ol Pupadelphla, I'niLsylvanla, prrylng lor tne extension or a piletil granUd Iht ni ou t ,e 'M d.,y of April 1K,5, for an Im prvvement In FKOTFCIOR FOrt I AM e BHaDKS 1 1. Is ordered 11 at Bald petition bo heuil a', tins oflice on Ihe 2:d dy of March next. Any prso 1 may oppose 1 Lis externum. Objections, dep si l'ins, and o.li' r p n r rhuuld be ftled la lull ollice twenty duys Lelt re ibe day ol hearth.! EM8nA V IOTR. 1 7 lb 3t :ovmmljslouer 01 l'at nts. PROPOSALS. A1 KM I TRANSPO UTAT10N. oyriciiCHiKrutiARTiKu.KTir.tt FoKT Lha VKr. Wukih Kansas. LtfO.H. Inns, f t-KALall I'ltOPObALti will be teceiv-U At tnls olhce until 11 u'c.ock a. M.. January 20, ittti'J, lor the THANbl'OKTATION OF Ml Ll 1'AH Y bU PPLl ltd cutlug the year comuienclug April 1, isntf, ou the following loiiiesi teroposa's lor route No. 8 will uli-otie received oy llrevot Lleutenaut-Colouel M. I, l.uduiug-on, C. O. M.atnauta Fe, i . Al., uuill the time above mentioned ) KOUTE No. 2. From each points on the Union Pacific Railway, F.. li. , Bb uiBy, uurlng the exlsteuce of tue contract, be dtfclguaied by tbe Chlel Uu ,rtoriuasier a Ueparl- tiiiiii ol the xuikhouiI, 10 Any plaot-s lua', iua be uenigDatec by tbe lor warding olll-er lu the Btate el Kui.bas and 'territory ot Coloiado south of lail uue 40 degrees uorth; lu sucn poaltious of tue Btate ol 1 ixas and luulau lernuiry as lie uortli 01 tbe Oaua- dUn river and west ol longitude 97 decrees; anil 10 tort Luleu, New Mexico, or aucb other uepot as may be utaiguaied tu mat Territory, and auy luter Oieclaii poluts ou the route 10 that depot. Bidders win slate the tale per loo pounds per loo miles at wblcb tney will ire ut port the aioree in each montU ol kit jfar, beglunlDg At tn I 'tb. fecpaiAie, "'i l.i.., . vlted and will ba en u... , . 11 trsi. jlo-tun t to and from the ml. MM 1 til., i, lie 11 le ttw ! f jeriuo pound, lor the In r'id -u.t tcJ no. u.iUa,au la tbe iore- ' Ci .urn dAHKER 1. t srrn, Lamed, Ijodge, Lyuu.iteynolds.Qar. and, acd Uhlou. ' FROM FORT HAYS to Fens Dor ge, Lyon, Keynolds, uarlaud, and ITulen. tKOJl fc-UKtilUaN OK FOKT WaLLaCK to Fr-rta Len, Reynolds, OarlAnu aul Uuiou, TLe transpuriatluo herein Advertized lur must be wholly by waguu. IbioruiAliou wilt be given on Application to this oOice ol ihe db-tances between ihe places named above, And upou any other points regarding lbe ser vice bereln aaverllttd ior. KOU l u: NO. 8. From Fort Union, or sucn other depot as may be etiubiikbtd Id Ihe Territory ol New Mexico, 10 any I'CHBor siatloiia tbat Are or may bd e. laoitatied in li.at lerriiury.kud lo nucu pests or aiatlous aimay he des guated In the Territory of Ac. ua aud the Htate ot Texas went ol longitude 108 degree. 'J be weigut 10 be transported will nut exceed on Route No. 2, 20,10.010 pouud; on Route No, 8, lo.iuo 000 pouues, Kiiiders will s'A'e tbelr places or residence, and each propoeai mini be aucoinpauled by a deposit ef ;eo0 i,o eaor oe'tiued cbeo- patabie 10 the order oi the nudersigned). as a guarauiee tbat In case as awaru la made to him .he bluuer vlu ac ept It and uter into contract with good and saulcluut security In atoordanee with the urinaof this auver'lssmeuti on Id sum tu be loitebed to the United Mlairs lu ca ( f lailu e by the party to wuom the contract may be awardtd. lo txecute In due lorui au-h ooutruct, l aib bli der must be present at tbe opeulag of tbe piopoaal, or be represented by bis attor ey. 1 he c -ntiactora l 1 be required to give bouds nn l.ouit No. 2 lu secb aoiounta as shall be lixed by the uoderslfc-i.td; ou Hunte No &, lluo.iKill. fcaiiflhcicr evidence 01 Hie loyalty aud solvency ol each bidcer and person olWed as security will bu nquirtd. . , . P10 oa.ismust ke Indorsed -'Propofialg for Army Irai r porta: Ion on ouw Nc. 2," or -a " a the oo Day be. aid uoovwlll be euimalned unless they intly conipty with ine leuuneiueuui of tblsadver-tifeu-enk . , . . Ihe party to whom an award Is made nius; be pre-ir-dto extcuie ihe oontrot wltueut unaecesiary d Jay and 1 g've the rei 11 treu bonds lor the faithful tei loruiai ce 01 iheo niraot ibenshi 10 rei.ct any and all bids tba. may be oflerec is reservul. The cortrao r on each route must be In readiness A r ei-rv'ce by tbe Ul duy ot Aptll. isti9, and mu, hae a plare of buhliie or ag-i cyat wnllibemay becomuiurlcaied wl b rtadily.at tbe Blurting pom. "'ifia'nk'lornls shovfiug the conditions of ibe on uo to he euleno Into for enoh route, cau be hu upou ai plitatlou to mis olllt e, elthur i-ersonaily or by le .er, aud must accompany aud b- a pari of tbe 'ulanks'ior proposals will be fnrulxbed on appll. LIRv o'rJref lb Chief tiuartermaster. Ml ltaiy 01- rl7"rrM,m' L.C. Jjt pT P. A) . GtD. IT. B. A .. C. U. M., Ldp'l li t D1 Kl'AKTMENTOFBTEAM KXvJISJiS AND llOILl'.ita. Inspection Officr. 1 Rooms 59. 31. and8:i Iokkkot Iiuilui so, V JrOUHTll bTHHKT, HKl.OW CllK-NUr J JS'otlce is tier tti lv n lo uil user or uaeis of eveiy Mtstlonury Hiearu lliller wlttilu trie Jlonlis ol ibis eily to give notice, lu writing williin Tbiny lys r fterdateof nils notioo, at tbe office of the Inspector, the loaxllou of every Boiler In use by tilrn or lliein, soil tne busluess or purpose for wuion tUe said Roller Is med. Al-o all persons pioiiosiug lo drect or oper tte acy new Boiler or Boilers, so tbat 11 same may be Inspected In f jre uhIdk. l' eotiipllanod witbsclor Assembly or May 7. 180 1 also orJI nsnre of Couuolls approved lbe lttlb tlay of " . T. J. I.OVKOROVE, 1 12 5t Oblef Inspector. ALEXANDER (5. CATTELL & CO PltOLtl'K tlOMMIKHlON ilKKUHANTIS, No. IS NORTH WUAKVlUi Wo. 9 UoHTH WiTKH WTREET, AUAAJKtU Ail CAST AX1 . UMMOAniUafe AMUSEMENTS. TJU'J ADELFUlA J. C1L1Y, PHILIlARMOfC 80- TITR FIRST GRAND COXCKRT Ol tblii Kccle.y will take piace on 1 BATUBUA Y A-VKNfNU, Jan, It, IN t, AT tna ACADEMY OF MUBIC. A MAON I FICRNT OhCHKflTnA of sl'ly-flve, cauRistlog 01 All the best artls s of Pbt'a ilelptiln undi-ribedlrtctlou Of Mr. W. U. DIi . Ilu H, will recder Beei h ven's feKVk.NTB SYMPHONY in a manner of excellence tbat bas never been t quailed In this city. , MAU'LLE CAMILLA TJRKO. Tbl" yooiig ard txlraoidmary Violinist, w o A'tmilc reriormancs bs wtn the admlratl jn of tne wor d, will make her first AND ONLY APPKAHANCB THIS SB A SON, MR. C. H JARVle.. whose eifinlslte touch and perl"ct execution Jus'.lfy ui ueieuruy, will execute a oriiuaii PIANO HOIA). Id's combination, wlib otnor Grand Orcfifstrs r-eleclloiis, cuinpr l.-es one of the UueHi pro'ammoe ibt bas ever been offered to tbe l-nliitdtipnla lu'llc. feai-on T;ckets, admitting tbe bolder to Poor .( arena at a twelve itebearsajr. Mugle Tickets..... Ticket admitting Two rrsocs ,6 00 10-nO 1 00 ni iwcruiers- ti.xir J icket to cai.n Loccert. blngieTickeU lo each Rehearsal.., 80 Ilcketsto Non-9ut'Hcrlriers to each Concert. l-to Forrale at the Oillce of tbe Hnoieiy, Nn. lioVCifRs N U l Street, three oays prev otn iu the Concert, and at Ibe Academy ol Music on ihe loto of January. PubecrlplioDs received at the o Hoe. Doors open at 7 o'clock. Concert lo begin at I pre cistly. N. B.-SO RESHnVF.D SKT". C. P. LOi) WORTH, President. J. A. GiCTy.R, Becretary. 1 12 tu w f WALNUT ST. TIIEATHK. BEGINS AT 11 TaI8(Fridvi feVKNING. Jan 18. IlOtbKS CKOVL)k,D TO I UH DOJlli DNFQUIVOCaL tUOCK-SH of Dion Rnucicaini a great aema lonai drama of A Kit it DARK; OR, LONDON BY NlUiiT. Btcelved on each representation WltM ENI'UUSKSTK AP?MtTrii J. K Wt DONOlOH as OLD TOM New acei erv bv R. ti. Bnikb and J,,hn th..,,., machinery by Alex.W'il'on; music by Simon Masa'er. In order to accmumodate tbuna woo enliia m .uii. cent cities and towns, tbere will be a daylight per- ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, AT I O'CLOCK. MBS. JOHN DBEW'8 ARCH 6T&EET THE. ATKK. Begins at bail-paV7. JtnUBMUOl MOUBE1, 1TN1 ti I'hi aM'rrn inniu-vrnra FOTJKTH WIKK, OoN UN UltD BUCCE88. Ol AuguBiin uaiy s local 1 lay, A KLAt-H OF' I.IeIITIINO. TT W 1 I I. hR ulvii-ai TlLMinnT wltb lis New fcctcery. intricate macoinery . . . aoa Efflolent Call. Beats secured six days In advance. THEATRE COMIQUE, 6EVENTH BTREET. below Arcb. Coiututuces at Tib. CURSORY..... Pole Lessee and Manager TONIOUT, FIE8T BEPEFIT OP MI-8 TJ8 AN G ALTON. " 1 WO OhKRA8 BY Of FkiNBAUH. "LI8CHKN AND KkIIZcHKi" and LA ROSE Dl or. FLKUR. MISB BUl-AN WALTON IN BOTIT. "6b" WA11M.K, HA'I UKDAY AT 1. 1 1101 FI X'S AMERICAN VARlETr THEATRE. HVitKY ltVFNlNU AND HA1CBDAT Al l KKPiOOW. GREAT COMBINATION TROKPHL In Urnd Ballets. i.th oulan Burleeonea. Rnn.i Daucee. Pantomlmea. Oymnaat Aota. etc. VALER'8 (LATE 1MILLER9) WINTER UARLKN, Nob. 720, Tit, TU, and Ul VljlS btreet. 1 UK grand ORCHK9TRION, formerly the pro pe ly ol the GRAND Dt'KK OF BADH.N, purubased at great expense by JA' B VALK , of .nisclty, In eeni-li KUou with FLAJIKR'S OKuil Kdl'RA.. aud Mi-s NKl.uIK ANDlLKr.N, win perform a-VKRY At'lKKiNOON and KVEMNU at tue above-mentioned place. Admlst-inn Iree. 1 13 if o R L W O L P 8 O UN'S THIRD GBEAT MATINEE WILX. BE GIVUN r. Mr: XT FBIDAY AFTERNOON, lOtb Inst., , Al 4 o'clock, , , l'OYER OF TUB ACABEUY OF MUSIC, when lie will be assisted by tbe distinguished artists , Mr. EDWARD COLON N E and I1ERU RUDOLPH HENNia. ADMI3-IOX, ONE DOLLAR. Ui4t HORTICULTURAL HAL L. QERMANIA OUCTlKolrtrt P UHLIU RS.il EARHALd EVERY WEDNESDAY, at 8 P. M. Tickets sold ai tne door, and an principal Muviu btores. Pack ages of five lur 1: single 25 ceu.. Fugagements can he niaue by addressing Q. BAB TERT, No. 1231 MONTE Re Y Btreet; Wlttfg's Mualo Sioie. No. 102lCbesuut street; Andre's Music btore, No lisi Cbesuut street. 10 18 8m CABL BENTZ' AND MARK HASSLER'8 0R CJnTBA MATINHkH, D.VF.RY HATCRDA Y al8U r-, M IN MLblCAL FUND H ALL. It-Ingle Ad tnlBRlon. M) cert. packaeol 4 tickets, 1, at Boner'" -No. 1102 CHEUN UT BU. and at tbe Door. . 114 tt' CHESMDT ST.RIM ASSOCIATION sooo sii aim:s . . . $100 1: lcsr. Pbksidknt Hon. JOHFril T. THOMAS Tkkamubkb B. HAMMKTT. . DIRECTORS. WM.G. MOORHEAD, JOB N FALLON, MATTHEW BAIBD. B. HAM MBIT. A.D.BARCLAY. HO S. J. H. CAMPBELL HON. J. T. THOMAS, LUTHhR DOCK, H. E.BROWNE. A LIMITED AMOUNT OF BTO.K FOB BALE. Tbe Company wbo own tbe SPLENDID MEW SKATING RIM, Corner of CHESNUT and TWENTY-THIRD Blreets bave Instructed us to offer a limited amount of tbe stock for sale In shares of Oe Ha ndred Dollars eacb. A large amount of money bas been expended in Ibe erection ot this building, wblcb Is 220 by 11 feet. Tbe main ball is 66 feet bigb. It it confidently expected tbat lbe Blnlt will be ready iur use on Cbrlslmas Day, Eacb share of stock will be entitled to an advance dividend, payable yearly, of twenty per cent. i$4) In tickets, buch dividends a ay be taken In single, season, or coupon tickets, wblcb are transferable. Regarding ibe succhs of lbe project tbsre oan be no doubt, as tbe building Is Intended for a publlo ball, to be used for (oncer In, lliiireti Fair. FeMtlvalst, Con ventionH, Agricultural Exhibitions), et. It ia understood tbat numerous Institution ef a similar charade. In various parts of tbe oouutry bave been quite remunerative, and III a confidently believed tbat this will not prove an exception. ' Further particulars oan bs obtained al ouc offloe. DC HAVEN & QROTHZR, BANKERS, No. 40 South TlilKD Street, 12171mrp ' aAiaAiiefrfffi a, 132i7 BEHOVED JO UJiLOW THE UNITED STATES MINX. MA 11811 dt C'O.'H NEW MUHIU BTORE. NO. 1317 CHKSN UT Bf .. abive THIRTEENTH. . w.. UIL-ADELPHIA. Mnsle Publishers, ana Dealers ta MosioalMer obaiidise of every iJoecrlptlou, JOHN MAHiH. WHOLESALE AND RETAlIi AGENT n ..... ou, OH THE HALE OF THE P.EbT GOLD AND SILVER WATCH Ed DIRECT FROM EUROPE. CHEAPEHT IN THE WORLD. No. 1317 t'HEtNUr STREET, MIS inllis 2m IJN THE MUUIO UTOUE. i n e guards, tOB fclORK rittVNTM, A1TLVNM, riO lOHIKfc., Kc Pater t Wire Ballli.g llron Bedsteads, Oruamenta Wire Work, Paper Makers' Wires, and every varlet olWIreWoik.msbnfacinrid by l 2Z. VTAI-Kr-B iOSI taw Ko, u JSorin WXl
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