THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, JAmARY 23, 1809.
OUR RELIQ10US COLUMN.
The Modern i'ilato.
A rt-rcnt eertuon of Mr. Bpecbor's describes
the Modern Pilate In tbe following mnnnert
"I bad ra'lier bu a rurllati than a I'lluto.
What a THate? A Pilato Is one of thoe
courtly gentlemen, polished, tasteful, export,
who Is not distmbed cor warped by conviction
In over measure: who looks upon all moral
qualities as a Rambler looks upon cards, which
he Bhuflk'P, and plays accordlrg to the exigoncy
ol bis panic Find one just as easily as another.
A Pila'e Is a man who believes In letting things
have their own way. 'Po not sacriSce yourself.
Do not get In the way of a movement. Do the
best till up. Live in peace with your tine. Be
not like the Tool who stands In hla own liht,
IHaintniu good appearances that Is pro.
fitable. See to it that you do not go too
lar, one way or another. Study the Interests
ol Number One all through. Aud, whatever
conies, see that you come uppermost. Do not
be groi, brutal, fanatical that Is not profitable
Preserve your balance. See that you keep your
eye on the chances. If they go this way, you
go far enough to reap them. If they go the
Other way, go with them. Do not be too scru
pulous. Be just enough to gain your ends. Uso
men, use events, use everything that Is profit
able. Do not use your conscience too much 1'
This Is the language of the Pjlates of our day.
Those who ride astride of the times and of
admlnif (ration aud of policies; these men who
are polished, cold, calculating, speculating
these are the phates the Pilules, I meun! It
was a blunder of the lip; but, alter ail, It hit
r Ktit!"
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SUMMARY OF RELIGIOUS NEWS.
' EPISCOPAL.
A movement is already in progress to found
aiiew Episcopal denomination on an evangeli
cal babip. The evangelical bUbops will be
tigeiitly' invited to head the movement.
The Kpiscopalians in Nebraska are wide
awake. Ttiev have a missionary iu every place
Which has COO inhabitants.
Duriiig the canvass preceding the late
Fugl.sdi election au ipUcopalntu clergymau
told his audience a', a morning service that he
should preach politics iu the evening, and the
lad.es bad better not attend.
There are two Protestant Episcopal sifter
hoods in New York connected with the oppo
site poles of the denomination. One was
originated by Mr. Muhlenberg In 1815. It is
called the Sisterhood of the Holy Communion,
and Is devoted mainly to the cliarae of St.
Luke's Hospital. It is an independent orga
nization. The Sis'i rhooj of St. Mary is under
ecclesiastical control, and Rev. Morgan Dix is
the cbaDluin. It is co'i-id. -rably on the model
of lloman Catbalic sibtcrhood, aud has done a
good work for fallen women.
The acquittal of Mr. Hubbard by the
ecclesiastical court more than balances the
conviction of Mr. Tyng, on a far less serious
charge. Mr. Tjng simply preached for a
Meihoitist minister, in his church, against the
remonstrance of the resident clergymen of his
denomination. Mr. Hubbard deliberately ex
changed with a Kap 1st minister, avowedly with
tbe purpose of endorsing the validity of non
Episcopal ordiuatlOD, and in spite of the protest
of his bietiop and yet he is unanimously ac
quitted on every charge and speciticatiou but
ore; and on tbis a majority of the court acquit
him. This specification, on which a sligle
member of the court votes asaiust him, Uut
reference to his disobedience of the ' godly
admonition-." of bis bishop. It is, therefore,
lawiul in Rhode Island, but not in New Jersey,
for an Episcopal minister to recognize "oue
Denisou'' as a regularly ordaiued clergyman,
7 even tbough be sunds outside of this line of
1 apostolic succession. Verily, the world moves,
ai d we do not believe that BUhop Clark is
sorry. tndependt nt.
The many frieuds of the Rev. Dr. Hunting
ton, and especially the members of tne Im
manuel Paiibh, will learn w ith regret that he
bas tent In his resignation, to accept the
Episcopal charge of the Diocese of Central New
"York. This is a severe ordeal to Dr. Hunting
ton, as all his habits, attachments, and associa
tions are connected with Boston aud with this
community. He leaves, perhaps, wbat is the
most desirable parish in the country, which
fiays a salary larger than any tu New Kng'.aud,
s united aud prosperous, and devotedly attached
to him, as its first and only pastor. The field
of labor to which he has been unanimously
called is a most important one. It is half as
large again as the State of Massachusetts, has
more Episcopal parishes in it already than
Massachusetts has, and contains a harmonious
and energetic body of clergy. Tuere is also a
wide opening for missionary work, and nothing
1b wanting but a leading and organizing chief
hepbeid, and to this position, tor which he
seems so admirably adapted, Dr. Huntington is
cordially Invited. Hamilton College, Cornell
Univerbity at Ithaca.and Institutions of learning
at Aubuiu and Uticat lie within the territory
which embraces the prominent and growing
cities and towns of Ceutrul New York. May he
be as successful aud as much loved in his wider
field of labor as be has been in Boston. From
the Boston 'Iraveller,
Tbe earnest or the hiehly-sugared attempt
of the Hih Church iparty lu the Church of
Eneland, under the lead of Dr. Pusey, to win
over the ereat body ot Wesleyan Methodists to
the support ot the establishment, hows at once
kow heavily the pressure is felt of advancing
public opinion, aud the tenacity with which
Anglicanism cliups to its fancied tltluof exclu
sive legitimacy. They do not intimate tbe least
intention ot receiving the Wesleyan preachers
as Christian ministers, but only propo.e to
employ tbem as lay evaugelists uutil they con
tent to admit their irregularity by accepting
reordiualiun at the hands of tome bishop. Tbe
discussion of tbe subject has called out an able
pamphlet by Kev. Dr. J. H ltiggs, Weslevan,
who goes right to the foundation both of
the controversy acd of the Hieh Church
assumption, le (hows how Wesley himself
wholly changed the views which he
enterta'ned in early lite. After reading Lord
King's book on the Primitive Church, be entirely
renoupctu the High Church views, and boldly
trampled, oue alter another, on all the princi
ples involved iu the divine rielit of Episcopacy,
until be had consecrated with his own baud
an episcopate for America, and provided for the
registration of his own chapels as 'Dissenting"
places ot worship. Tlie preseut generation of
Wcnlevan Dreachers will uever so much as seri
ously consider a proposal to plunge, their united
nd nowerful oreanization into tho confusion
and uucertaiutv which now envelop the Church
of Enclaiid. The London Weekly lltview, a
J'resbyterian paper, savs of t hem :
r "They have tnelr own church eovernmcnt,
in almost all respects Presbyterian detective
only iu not completing Its Presbyterian is ni
toy the introduction into conference of lay
representation and they find it so much better,
as well as believe it so much more bcrip
tural, that thev do not dream of returning to
Episcopacy. They have a vast power for good
in the country, and they have a great future
before them; and they would be fools, Indeed .It
tbey even distantly considered which they do
not the queaion of reanlon with a divided
and, throuah its divisions, insecure establlbh
me lit." Independent,
BAPTIST.
Rev. Dr. Jeffrey, pastor of the North Church,
Ch cago, has been called to the pa'torato of the
Ninth btreot Church, Cincinnati. Ohio.
The Kev, Isaac Weecott, D. D., has resigned
Ills secretaryship of the American Bible Union,
and inteiids to rtsumethe pastoral work.
The Itev. T. B. Ktnesbury, D. D., has re
moved to Oxford, North Carolina, resigning the
secretaryship of the Southern Baptist bunday
School Board.
Tbe Baptists report thirty or forty converts
in Arcndo. N. Y., and fifty-five 1n bugar drove,
K. Among the Freewill Baptists of Statks
bor Vt.. loity conversions are reported.
Kev. Mr. Eaile has been conducting a series
of meetings In Providence in connection with
Or. Caldwell's Baptlit church and Dr. Hirau'a
ConffrtBatloual church.
More than $10,000 have been collector and
expanded lor building the new church edidce of
'he Herman Baptist Church on Fourteenth
-trert, New York. The congregation woishlp
In the lecture-room, whluh will seat about COO
persons.
The Rev. Mr. Francl. at one time a mis
sionary and colporteur in Richmond, Virginia,
now of California, has recently visited Salt
Luke City and preached, by Bingham Young's
invitation, m tho new tabernacle. Mr. Francis
writes to tho Home Mission Society that he has
had an Interview with the authorities, and with
Ihe United States Land Agent, to secure a lot
for a Baptist church editlce.
A cil zen of Prussia Is by birth a member of
the Lutheran Church. If he wishes to become
a Baptist, be must go beloro a magistrate and
declare his purpose. A'ter two weeks the
Lutheran pastor is exacted to exert his elo
quence to reclaim the wanderer if no adhere
to bis determination, he must repeat his decla
ration befoie the magistrate, and is then allowed
to depart in peaco. This is not required of
Methodists, as they do Mot dider from the
l.utLeiims in their views ol baptism. Persecu
tion for opinion' sake bai now ceased in
Piotestnnt Uermany.
Mr. purgeon defends himself for allowing
Mr. Hammond the use of his Tabnruacle for his
children's meetines. He says it is none of his
business to defend every object or organization
to which the liee of the Tabernacle is lent; that
there nre some things about Mr. Hammond's
methods which he does not like. Tho services
"have evidently been a blessing to our school;
and, with much that is not at all to our tatc,
there was the true ring ol fervent love to Christ
in them, and wc intend to wait and watch
results. As to frightening or terrifying the
children, nothing of the sort was attempted
or accomplished; such remarks show a want
ot information." A good deal ha been
made of tbe crown of thorns anJ the hammer
und nails which Mr. Hammond was said to use
at his meetings. It is a fact that he has shown
a crown of thorns, presented to him iu Palestine
as most probably the kind of thorus of which
the Saviour's crown was made. The hammer
and nails he used in an entirely different con
nection , as a sort ot "object lcon.;' He wished
to impress ou the children's minds the fact that
the longer conversion was delayed the less the
power over them of holy influences. He Irid a
maenetic hammer and some small tacks, which
represented the children drawn easily to the
Saviour; larger nails were spokcu of as youth,
readily attracted, but not so easily as the
children; and so on, until the hammer had
little or no influeuce upon a very larue nail,
representing the grown-up man, hardened in
his sin.
METHODIST.
An experience of lay management in the
councils ol Southern Methodism duriuir two
years past has proved exeeedinely satisfactory,
at.d is regarded us "highly ftivorablo to the
preservation of the itinerancy, and eveu lo the
restoration of its ancient glorv."
The Methodist Kptsopal Church South h.is
535,010 members, including GliU travelling and
locil preachers. They have churches as Ur
north as Baltimore. Southern Illinois, Califor
nia, aud Oregon. There are 25C1 members re
ported hi Illinois.
Tbe Methodist states nn interesting and
encouraging tact wh( n it savs: "It has been
said that American Methodism dedicates a new
church every day of the year, and the assertion
has seemed to be more boastful than accurate.
Yet the statistics ot our own Church for 1868
show that it is wituin tne truth, for our increase
during that year, in the number ot church
edifices, reaches to live hundred and seventy.
This makes something more tnau three new
churches fcr every two days of tbe year. With
an efficient Church Extension Society to give
encouragement Bad aid where theso are most
Eceded, what may we not expect?"
TRESBYTERIAN.
The First Church of St. Louis, Mo., is once
Detroit, disappointed in Dr. William ilogarlu, of
more declining their call.
The Kev. Halsey Dunnin?, for fourteen
years pastor of the New School Presbyterian
Church in Baltimore, Md., died January 11.
The Kev. Laiayette Marks, pHstor elect of
tbe Noith Broad Street United Pre'-byterinu
Mission Church, has accepted a call to tho
Hanover Street Church ot Wilmington. Del.
The Itev. David Hopkins was installed pastor
of the Presbyteiian Church of New Rocuelie,
ew York, on the 7th inst. The sermon was
preucbed by the Kev. Dr. Hastings, aud Rev.
Ir. liajles gave tbe charge to the pastor.
The Kev. Henry M. McCracken has been
invited to supply the pulpit of the First
Piebyterian Church ot Toledo tor a year. It is
understood that he accepts. The congreeutiou
design to complete their house of worship, now
in course of erection, during the present year.
In our owu city there are encouraging signs
of auother gracious revival in the Cobocksiuk
Presbyterian Church (Rev. Mr. Mutchuiore's).
Between forty and titty inquirers have presented
themselves, and the hope Is felt that the work
may De extenaea.
Ihe Annual Catalogue of Princeton Theolo
gical Seminary has just heen issued. The
number of professors is live, the tame as last
year. The number of students is as follows:
Resident Minister, 1; Resident (Iraduates, 3;
Senior Ciass, 24; Middle Class, 39; Junior Class,
40. Total, 107. May tbe blessing of Cod abide
upon the Seminary.
The Northwestern Presbyterian says: "The
Rev. Mr. Johnson, ot Kuoxville, 111., writes:
'The Lord has been doing great things for us in
our church. For the last two weeks He has
been pouring out upon us the spirit of grace
and bupplicatiou, aud as soon as Clod's people
became importunate, God began to couvert
sinners. Tne chinch is deeply moved, and the
work is beginning to be felt, in the who ie com
munity.'" ' A correspondent near Albany, N. Y.,says:
"We are having quite au interesting work of
grace in the New Scotland Church (ttev. Dr.
Edie's) We commenced to observe the Week
ol Prayer, but our meeting tooa gave evidence
of the special pretence ot the Spirit. On yes-
teruay we received fourteen on profe-siou of
tueir taitu, aim last nignt mere were oiner
inauireis, and a geueial seriousness pervading
iLe entire congregation. Men who have not
itended church lor years are coruiug out to
the meetings."
The church of Clarkson was organized In
1S16. Soon after the formation of the Presby
tery of Rochester, which occurred in 181!, that
chuich connected itself with the presbytery,
and remained in that connection uutil 1853,
wlieu for some canse, we know not what, it
withdrew from iresbytery, and has remained
an independent Congregational church uutil the
(ith insUnt. when it voted itself a Presbyterian
church a -a'n, appointed elders, and resolved
at-am to connect itself with the Presbj tery of
uccutBier.
Tbe Kev. Matthew Newklrk was lustalled
pastor of North Tenth S'reet Presbyterian
Ctiurcb, in ibis city, ou Subbatb, Jauuary 17.
Thechurcb was filled with a laree nuilieimp. In
tho services the Kev. Br. Musgrave presided
mm uuiivereu me cuarge to tne pastor, the 14ev.
D. A. CurniDBbiim preacher! thp sermon, nnd
the Kev. B. A. Mutchmore delivered the charae
to tbe people, air. wewltirk was heaitilv wel
corned by his new charge, and is fully cunaued
in his pastoralilutles. Wc wish him abuuuuut
and constant success.
Of theHome Missions of tho New School
Presbyterian Church Dr. Kendall says: "since
the 1st of May last we have commissioned 100
new missionaries, in addition to the 450 we had
tbe previous year. In the meantime wo have
eeut 7 additional to Minnesota, 11 more to Iowa,
17 to Missouri and Kansas. By this addition a
new synod-the Synod of Kansas and two new
Presbyteries Humboldt and Smoky Hill havo
been formed. We think more churches have
been lornied lnce tbe 1st of May last tnau
during the came time any pievlous year. The
eu,h Riwtinn Committee have aided to build
31 bouses ot worship durlne that time."
A colporteur of the Presbyterian Board of
Publication was recently arrested in i anon dj
fripndlvto the spread ot relt-
cious truth, aud was brought belore the United
States District Court on the ground that, iu
w.iii.iit,o the books of tne Board, as a coipor
.,.. i.o u violatinc the Internal revenue
laws', in not having taken out aud paid for a
license us a book-peddler. The case was recently
before the United States District Court In session
at Springfield. Ill.nois, where Messrs. Stuart,
Fd wards and Brown, attorneys at-law, of that
ctty, gratuitously and ably defended the colpor
teur on behalf of the Board. Ihe result was
that the colporteur was discharged. The Judge
decided that religions books and tracts sold and
given away, not lor profit, but as a means of
distributing rellelous reading, were within the
cxeepilon of the law, and that the colporteur of
the Board was not a "peddler" required to have
a license.
The "Old Pine Street" congregation, in this
city, honor themselves in cherishingttic memory
of the eminent divine, Rev. Dr. Bralnerd. wuo
for nearly thirty years was their beloved and
faithful pastor. Lat year they erected a com
modious and beautiful building in. Carpenter
eticct, called the "Rraincrd Memorial Sabbath
School," and now they contemplate, asaturttier
memorial, to fit up one of the large halls in
Lafayette College lor tho use of the Braincrd
Missionary Society. There is a peculiar pro
priety in this, for this society was not only
named after the illustrious Kinsman of the
doctor, Dnvid Bralnerd, one of whoe missionary
stations umong the Indians was where tho
college now stands, but it will be reiiioinberei
that it was beloro tnis society, at its anniversary
m l.sCfl, that Dr. Brainerd preached his last
eerinon. The congregation very naturally regard
the work of this society with peculiar and
tender interest; and as tno incrcasinz number
of students in Lafayette College renders it
necessary to fit up a larger room tor their reli
gious meetinirs, tlie Irieudsof Dr. Brainerd have
undertaken the work. Tho congregation will
thus have another appropriate memorial of
their beloved pa-tor In tho "Brainerd Hill of
Lafayette College."
GERMAN REFORMED.
A Talk to Young Men. To-morrow evening
the pulpit of Dr. Buthune's lonuer church,
corner ot Tenth and Filbert streets, will be
tilled by Rev. Professor Doolittle, of Rutgers
College, lie will address blmsell especially to
the young, whom he cordially invites to come
and till the church ou the occasion. His text
will be, "The way of the tran-gressor la hard."
Dr. Doolittle has supplied the vaciut p i'pit of
this church since the removal elsewhere of the
Rev. Dr. Schenck.
CiTnOLIC.
A conference of liberal Catholic priests has
been held In Madrid, to consider the stale ot
theii affairs produced by the revolution; aud it
is understood that they have taken preliminary
measures looking to tlie orpanizatiou of an
independent national Catholic Church. If they
mean by "national" to make their church an
appendage ot tne uovernineut, tuey will fail.
If they tnink they can give to their "independ
ent" oreanization the prestlerc and power arising
from the patronage ot the Pope, they will fail.
jiniepenaenr,
The Armenian Patriarch acccn's the invitation
of the Pope to attend tbe (Ecumenical Council
at Rome. The Creek Patriarch of Constantino
ple, of course under Russian inilueuce, rciuses.
The Anglican bishops have written uu answer
with a keen pen. After refcrrim; to what the
Church of England has done iu disseminating
the Holy Scriptures, they add:
Thou, our most holy Lord; Thou, the Vicar
of Christ, the Bishop ot Bishops, tho Supreme
Judge of the Faith, and Arbiter of all contro
versies; Thou, the Head ot the Church.the Light
ot the Nations, let s humbly ask Tuee, canst
Thou show us even a 6lngle copy of the origiual
Hebrew Old Testament printed In Thine owu
city, Rome, 'the Mother and Mistress of all
Churches?' No, not one. One edition of tbe
Xvew Testament in ureeK, printed mere the
other day about 400 years after the luveution
of prlntine from the celebrated Vatican MS.,
we have now cratefully hailed, after Ion" and
anxious delay. But we apprehend that the flock
committed to the pastoral care has still to watt
lor au edition from the Roman press, in their
own tongue, of tlie Old and .New Testament."
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Hlsauperlorlty In tbe prompt and perfect core Ol
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LEGAL NOTICES.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
X M'ATin FOK THJi; KA.Vl'ikKM LialKlCt' OF
P.NNt't.VAlSIA.
lKi.y hAr KK of Ph'lftdeipbla (of theUteflrm
01 Henry Rakett Co ), bankrupt., having petitioned
lor hla dlxehaige a meeting ot creditors will be held
on Ihe i.Blb fay of January, lhwi at i) o'clock P. M
befoie tlieRelKter, W IJ.LIaM AIcMIOIl AKL, Khii.,
oihee, at bis elllce, mo. 6ao WALKUT Mnnt, In said
city, that the exauilnutlon of the bankrupt may be
UnlHhed.
a he Keftliter will certify whether the Bankrupt baa
conioiiued to his duly.
A bearing will atso bn had on WEDNESDAY, the
Mth day of February, beloro the O.niri at Plnia.
deli hla. at 10 o'clock A. N , where partus Interested
hi ay show cause aramt the dlscuarge.
Aties'ed by the Clerk aud ItegiHier, In tho name ot
the .1 nege, under weal of ihe Court. lMMt
1 N THE DISTRICT CODUT OV THE UNITED
J. TAlh FOB 'llli Kaoli-ItN LUiilUCt' OF
l'S.7S Mb V L V AK I A.
IR BANKRTJPTCV.
At Philadelphia, January 16, A. I). 18C9.
'1 he underslgnec; hereby gives notice ot Ills appoint
ment an Assignee of UEOKOK W. BIMPSON, of
Philadelphia. In the County or Philadelphia aud
btate of Pennsylvania, within Bald Dislilot, who has
lieen adJuDgf d a bankrupt upou hl3 0.ru petition by
the District C"urt of said Dlatrh-t.
CUARLKb 11. MATHEWS, Ans'pnefl,
1 lfi3' No. 740 HAN Wa Mlreet.
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE CITY
X ANJ' COUNT OP PHILADELPHIA.
Estate or ANN HOH'ION, deeeaaed.
The Auditor appoln.ed by tbe Court to audit, settlft,
and arjust the account of DAVI9 PEAB.-.ON.
Executor of the Estate of ANN HOKTON, deceased
(as stated by C. Towar aud John it. Heyl, ICxeculors
of said Uavia Pearson, deceased), and 10 report dis
tribution ot the balance In tne hands of tbe ac
countant, wl 1 meet the parties IntereHted. ior the
purpose of his appointment, on FltlDAY, February
b. lKJu.a' 3:io o'clock P. M., nt bis oilic, No. lii U.
fclX IH Street, In tbe city of PblUdelphla.
1 21 tbatuSt JOHN KUDKhlH, Andltor.
XN THE COURT OP COMMON PLEAS FOR
X THE CITY Al) COUNTY OK PHILADELPHIA,
ELIZABETH L. WIUKIL, ETU, Va UEOKOE ii.
M1HK1L.
Pepr.Term I8t,a. Ko. U In divorce.
GKOBGE H. WIrtKiL:
Pienae lake noilo that the Court has granted a
rule upon you to stauw cause why a divorce i vinculo
mntruiK.nii Miould not be decreed lu the above case,
returuableSA TUKDAY, January m, 181U at loo'clock
A.M., peiamial no 1 e eavkg tailed on account of
the absence ol the respondent.
IHOaiAd K. FI2CLETTF.K,
1 22 fs'.utbl. Attorney Ijr Llbellant.
SHIPPING.
rff LORILLARD'S STEAMSHIP LINE
FOR NEW YORK.
. EalUng Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at
noon. The winur rates at which, .freight is nov
taken la 20 cents per 100 pounds, gross, scents per
foot, or 2 cents per gallon, ship's option. Tbe Line la
now prepared to contract lor spring rates lower than
by any other route, commencing on Maicb 15,1839.
Advance charges cubed at oUlco on pier. Freight
itcelved at all tlinta on coverod wharl.
JOHN F. OHL,
8288m Pier 10 North Wnrves.
K. ii. Extra ratet on small packages Iron, ineials, etc.
FOR L1VEH100L AM) tUrJENS
iSiUt. ToWK. luiuau Line ol Mali b tea inert
tun kpwiued lo 8U as lollows:
Ci'lY OF AN 1 WEKP, baiuruay, Jauuary 83.
haMlil.uo, lue.iuay, January id.
IIT'Y OP X.OAUUSS. onturday, J Hilary ao.
CITY OF HALTJMOitE, enturuay. F, uruary 8,
CITY OF COivfaL, 'i utsday. February .
and each succetuiiig ba.uiua and a.iernate Tuesday
at 1 P, ai., trom Pier 4o, Norm JUver.
KA'IEB OF PAnisoKE by u kail siuiua
aii.ijs jtvay bATUKUAK.
Payable In Oold, payable lu Curreucy.
FlKKi' OAlilN 10lij8TKli;Ji.O M
to Loudon lo.) to Lonuoiu 4(i
to i arm, 11. I lo Paris ii
PAtiSAOK BV T11K TukSliAK BrZAMUU VJA U UJrAJL.
i lltHT CABIN" el itJHAKl .
Paaole la Uold. PuauiB iu Cuirency.
Liverpool. W Llveriiool ...
JialllUA ti -iKlitax 1
tt. John's, N. P.. ......... I 4, 1 '' Jonu'a, IS. V. i ,
hi brunch Leuiuor.... J I i iliauon hLeuuiur...
Pabseiigera also iirwaruoutu Kavre, Hamburg, lire
lueu, etc, at reduced rates.
'1 lckels can De oouyni. uto ujr peruuiia dquuiuk iui
tlitir irleuua, at moueralb rates.
or turiaer luioriualiou apply at the Coiupauy'a
Oltices.
JuHN'U. DAt.fi, Agent, No. 16 BKOADW AY, N. Y.
Or to
No. Ill CHEoiNUT Du' i, Pnliuaelpnia.
,.,.T PH1LADELFH1A, RICHMOND
'IiMommI ANi INOivFULi. BlWJlSilll' LINE,
ITIiooWii JiKEiOii'i Ail L1JE TO TiaJI
JLV EKY Biil'UJvUAY,
At noon, from FLUtiT WJxAlUi above iiAEH.E'1
Bueeu r.
'iilitOUUrt tiAius aua intt'juuu ju&vjjaarm
to all poin is In North and bourn Carolina, via bea
boaru Alx Liua iUuiroad, conuevilug at. Portautoutb
and to Lyucbourg, Va.i'uuuesHee, ai.d tbe West, via
Virginia and lenuesaee Alt Line and Biuniuond and
LanvlUe itallroad,
Freight HaNLlED HOT ONCE, and taken at
JVOWEit KAiEM THAN AN Y Oi'UllK LiCiA.
Oi traiibifer. . t .
Jrr.l,btru;elveaidai.,i.iAM p
No. 11 Murtb and booth WKAJt VE8.
W. P. PUBTiOt. Agent at iiicuaioud and ClU
"!"!! . 111
f-iyi ana ria. ueorgeiuwu, auu nmiuiujvuii
.. . u . . .liuk.tuiLit .11(1 llHIHWLTR OHUftl. Wltll OOU'
f-.-.gi'M. aim ria. uouiciuu, " t. -u..iuB.u
aj c, via Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, with oou-
.i..... u. a i. ...... - . n. ii. u KwutL ilirM.! riiuLa
UIV1IUI1B Ml AlCnuu.!. .iwM- " -- " " "
for Li uchbmg, utiaMl, Kuozvllie, NaabvUle, Daitos
and the bouihwesi.
bitamers leave regularly every Saturday at nooa
Irora tbellrnt whart auu"a iiarket aueet.
reignirceivea WM p CLyivK A
No, 14 North aud Houtli Wharve.
J. S. DAVIDfeON, Agent at OeoreKu.
M. iCLDitlDOE A Co., Agents at Alexandria, VU
lula. . 1L
fjT-- JXUiior.. roit inew XUlth., VIA
TTl'KEbti blEAil BOAT COilPAiVY.
ti,u ki l inn Propellers of this Hue leavrt DAILY
from 11ml wharf below Maraet atreei,
1 'IHltuUUH L.N -a nOtKs,
Ooodr Jorwardeu oy an the linos going oatoi
York, Ninth, East, and West, free ty euuia.jjlon,
Frelabta received at our usual low rat;.
" WlL.JAM. P. CLYDE ft CO., AgenU.
No. 14 b, WHAJUVivi, Philadelphia!
JAMES HAND, Agent. Mi
lio, uw WALL btreet. corner of Beutb. New York.
FOR KEW YORK SWlFr-SDBl
Trausportatlon Company Despauni
(inal on aud after the Ulb of March, leaving dally at
i.i.M.ira Lines, via ueiawaru ana KariLan
12 ai. anu . Jr, m.., a
oire'L'hf.'whlcb will be taken on acoomruodaUng
lima'antly W WiLLiAM M, BAIKU A UO.,
IU
No. las b. DELAWAKE Avenua,
FOR RENT.
s? O
R
R B N T.
1'KEaiISES, Ko. 803 CILESA'UT JSU,
f VOU BTORJS OB OPFICX.
ALHO OFFICFH AND LARGE BOONS anltabla
for. commercial Colg.y
GROCERIES, ETC.
1IITE CLOVER HONEY
BETHLEHEM BUCK. WHEAT,
BX1KA MESS MACKEHEL.
ALIIEUT 4'. UUUKHTM,
Dealer In Fine Grocer lea,
11 7Jcp Cor. ELEVENTH ana VIH S Streets.
REAL ESTATE SALES.
OPUHLIO BALE TO CL03K A PART
nersbfp Account M. Tbosaan t Sons,
Auctioneers. Five well-ueeured groand renin,
f&4, HOW), (10 00, (10 60, $111 W. On Tuesday.
January 20. IW9, at 12 o'clock, noon, will be sold
at public sale, at tbe 1'rillaUelpbla Krobange,
tbe following degorlbed ground rents, vi :
No. 1. All that yearly ground rent of Kt, on
lot of ground, northwest side of Newklrk
utreet, and nortbeant side of Emory street. In
Klgbteentb ward or tbe elty of I'ullftdelplila;
containing In front on Newklrk street 18 feet,
and in depth on Emory street 80 feet U lucties to
lbomrson street.
No. 2. All tbat yenrly ground rent ol IIO-SO,
ou lot of ground, on northwest side of Newklrk
street, 71 feet northenst of Kmory street, la
Klitbteenth ward of tbo city of Pulladelpbla:
containing in front on Newklrk street 111 feet
bxi lncbes, and In depth SO feet 9 inches to
Xliompsou street.
No. 3. All tbat yearly ground rent of $40 50,
secured on a lot. or ground, on the northwest
wardly side of Newklrk street, 35 reel northeast
or Kmory street, In Klliteentu ward of tbe
city of l'ollRdelpula; containing In front IS feet,
and in Ueptu b0 luot 9 lnoUes to Thompson
street.
No. 4. All that yearly Kronnfl rnt of 810 50 on
lot of ground nonhwetti side of Ne-wklrk street,
18 feet northeast of Kmory street, In Eighteenth
ward, city of Phlladelpblaj containing lu Trout
lii leet, and in depth bo foet 9 Inches to Thomp
son street.
No. 5. All that yearly ground rent of 810 50 on
lot or ground on northwest side or Newklrk
street, 6-1 leet northeast of Kmory street, la
Kigbteenth ward, city or Philadelphia; contain,
log in rront on Newklrk street 17 reet, and la
depth fcO reet Inches to Thompson street.
Tbey are each secured by a two-story hrlek
dwelllrjg honne. and pollev of insurance of Jooo.
M.THOMAS&HONS, Auctioneers,
1 0 23 Nob. 131) and HI H. yoUKf U Btreet.
FXECUTOKV PEUKMPTOKY HLE.
MZl Folate or Kllas Kelnhelmer, decexsed.
'itiumas & Sons, Auctioneers. Vuluaole Husl
ness btand. Store, N. W. corner of Frankford
roHd and Columbia avenue., Nineteenth ward,
41 feet front, 100 feet deep to Lelb street, three
fronts. On Tuesday, February 10, 1H09, at U
o'clock, noon, will be sold at puulio sale, with
out reserve, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all
that two-story brick bulldlngand lot of ground
situate Nos. 1700 and 1702 Frankiord road, N.
W. corner of Columbia avenue, Nineteenth
ward; the lot containing in rront on FrauKford
road 41 feet, and extending in depth along
Columbia avenue 100 foet to Lelb street three
fronts. It has been occupied as a dry goods and
clothing store; has three large bulk windows,
new balcony, large hall, and 6 rooms on. second
iloor; large yard, etc. The above is a very valu
able property, and Is a very good business
stand, bale absolute. Immediate possession.
May be examined any day previous to aula.
By order of
J At'OH NlRTJLINGER, 1 T.,,
M. tiEiDRit hach, J J'ecntorB.
M. THOMAS & fclONS, Auctioneers,
1217 2CIJ23fO 13J No. ir9audl418. FOUKTHHt.
KEAL. ESTATE THOMAS A HONS1
SALE. Modern Four-story Brick Kesl-
i.eiice. No. 1713 Uace street, near Lozan tiouare.
On Tuesday, January 20, 1809, at 12 o'oIock,
neon, will be sold at pubilo sule, at thei'nlla
tlelpiiia Exehune, all that modern fonr-Htory
briek tnessuage, with three-story back building
and lot or ground, situate on toe north side of
Kace street, between Heventeenth and Piigh
tee nth sts., nearLop;aulSquare,No. 1713; contain
ing in fronton l'.ace slteel IH leet,aud extending
In depth 100 feel. The house Is well and substan
tially built and In good repaii; has parlor,
dining-room, and kitchen on the first llojr, ami
cnmuioolous chambers ah' ve; gas, Oath, hot
and cold water, furnace, cookim: ranee, eta.
Immediate possession. Keys at No. 170 Kace
siieet.
M. THOMAS & HONS. Auctioneers,
1 13 10 23 Nos. 13H and 141 S. KOUlU'il Btreet.
PUBLIC SALE. THOMAS & ROSS.
Auctioneers. Business Bland, known as
Kolseli's Hotel." Front street, between
Kafghn's Point avenue and Mechanic street,
Kaiulm's Point, New Jersey; 00 feet front, ISO
feel deep, about oue square from the lorry. On
Tuesday, J&nuary 20. 1M!, at 12 o'clock, noun,
will be sold at public salo at the Philadelphia
Exchange, all that two and-a-half story brick
tavern and lot of ground, situate on Front
strict, between Kaighn's Point avenue aud
Mechanic street, Kaluhn'a Point, Oamden
county. New Jersey; the lot containing In front
cm Front street 00 leet, ami extending la depth
IS i feet to Mickle street. It Is an old well-esta-bilMied
tavern Maud. House contains eleven
moms Terms JloOO may remain on mortgage,
immediate possession.
M. THOMAS A SON'S, Auctioneers,
1 13 1623 Now. 139 wnd Ilia FOURTH Street.
tfn PEKE.MPTOKY BALK. TilOMAI &
JtiJ..SONB, Auclluneers. Elegant moJoru
lutir siory brick reslder.ee, No. 1317 Bpruce
Ktreel, wtst of Thlrieenth struer, 23 feet frout,
170 feet deep. Ou Taesctay, Jauuary 20, 1309, at
iz o ciock, noou, win ot) soiu at publ o sile,
without reserve, at the Philadelphia Excuun?e,
all tbat elegant modem four-story brick mes
suage, with three-story back buildings and lot
of ground, situate on tbe norm side of Spruce
street, west or Thirteenth street, No. 1317; con
taining in front on Spiuce sireet25 foet and
extending la depth 170 leol to Wynkoop street.
The liOUHt-ls llulshed la hauilsotne modern
style, ana uas an tne improvements auu con
veniences. Terms Cash. Sale absolute.
M. THOMAS & Hons, AncMioneers,
1 13 1623 Nos. 139 and 111 B. FOURTH Btreet.
t KEAL ESTATE FOR ACCOUNT OF
i the Columbia Building Association.
a nomas & Sons' sale. Lot Washington street,
west of Thirteenth street. On Tuesday, Jan. 20,
1S09, at 12 o'clock, noon, will be sold at public
sale, at the Philadelphia Exchango, ali that lot
of ground, situate on tne south side of W a-tQ.
lngton street, SO leet west of Thirteenth street;
containing In front on Washington street Its
feet, and extending in ueptu 70 feet 1 Inch.
Clear or an lnoumorance.
M. THOMAS & BONR, Auctioneers,
1 9 s 3t Nus. 139 and 141 B. FOURTH Btreet.
LUMBER.
18fc9.
fcPltUCE JOIST.
bf-aLUK JUiST,
liliMLUCK.
iia,MLUCik.
1869.
lurO bKAWUJtl ULISAU PINK. 1OCI
lOOJ bH-AOUiNKl) CLiiAK riA'Ji, lOOy
CBUICft i-ATiiitW PliSK.
BPAMaJd C'UAlt, Koit PATlJtitNa.
itKl) t'Kl)4lt,
-.,,,-( i'LOiilDA i'LoOKINU. iu,.,,
IbOJ iLOiuLA iLuoniNu. looy
t'A ftOLi.N A FLOUU1AU.
VIKUliNiA il.OOHlr.U.
BiiXAWAllK l'A.UUUxCU.
ASH LOOHliU.
WALNUT LOUrll NO.
JTLOKILA b'1'k.r BUAKLd.
it AIL i'LAMi..
1wi:ii WALiN UT BitJ AND FLANK. 1 OfiQ
WaLNUT IjOaHUiS.
WALNUT rLA&K.
IftCO UNDH-rVrAKfCllO LUMRKll. 1 QfQ
Ki-.il CailAK.
WALlsUT AJsU WSH
ABU.
WH1TK OAK i'LAMi AND liOAl'.Dd.
itiOiiUit i .
ICl'O CIOAU BOX MAKS1W -J Qf'Q
UUAll BoX AlAivKUo1 lOUf
bPANloll CLUAit tiOX B'JAltDb,
iUK teALK LU VV.
1U1MI CAKOL1NA bCAMTLINU, 1 OQ
J.OUV CAHOL1NA H. 1'. blLlyi, XOVV
WuiiWAV BUANTLIRU.
lbOO
lit
OiUAH bilINuLK4, 1 SftQ
CKiMtlUiSbHlNliLfcA OQV
alAUL.ilKOTIlER A CO.,
Mo. UWXi HOV TH Btreet.
T. P. GALV1N & CO..
LliYEER CCr:.IVSIS8ION MERCHANT8
bilACKAMAXUX STUCEI HilAHl,f
BELOW SLOAT8 MILLS,
(bw-CAUJCD), PHIL DKLPHIA.
AHiOS iS FOB 60TJTH1LRN AN D KAtlTKkN Mn
fucluren of V KLLOW i-lNL Mid bFrvUCH. liMlia
iit-AKLb. eto., .Iittll be bat vy to lurulHO order.
wtioile ri., deuvernble at nuy acoo,.lble port,
CioDBianllv rei riv.nif and ou baud t our whiri
bOU'lilKKN Jf'lAiOjtlNti. bOANiLlNU. bMIN
rjl.Vl.. t,.AHTirUN Mlhk.l'll'Ub.l'y uvilbi iiu
bi-KUCls;, HKilLOtJK, bLLKti' Mlo'illOAN ANii
CIA JN ADA rAiAiMit ANii KIJAltDa, AN L) HAU
MAilXj BULf-KN Kta, 1 SI stuthi
ALI. OF WHICH WILL IIB DELIVKBU
at amy pautohukiut vuoxiem
"PRIZES CAPIIKU IN ROYAli HAVANA,
A- AMJllHHl, tllU JUlC-HUUrU IAJI 1 Kill B..
Circular sent and ltilirinau.,u glveu. JUrtKfH
BA I Kb, No. 7 iiUUAJJ rVAY, YOtlt. I'oi
OUits BOX iiot. 1 19 Lai
AUCTION SALES
M. ffSLiVw 139 "
I"KKE EXHIBITION O F RPLKNDtJ) PAIITTIIfag.
M. Knoedler's (tncneisor to QonpH & Oo)coli
tion ot eieg.ot pshilitiRi is now on xblhluon in utm
H.HtO.llfiy of trie AcAileruyof FlneArui. n.;
AdmlBBlon free, from A M. till 6 P.M. dally,1 .
BALE OF BEA L EB7ATK, 8TOCKH, AND LKASM
Jn. 26, at 12 o'clock, nonn, at ths Kichanmi
PUBLIU HALiC LH.AbK( CI iV WHAHVJU ANI
LAN1)1NG4,
Jan. M ISA9, at 12 o'clock, noon, at ths PhtUdslnht
Kxclmoge, by order of Jortio H. Pugh. Ksu.. unZ
miselorer. will be leiwed at public ancHou. lor m.
U rva of one or ttarst years, to tbe blghest an4 beit
blitaer, tbe loUowlog-naoied wbarves aud landlogs,
I'albarloe street landing, on the Delaware.
AliaoDd street lanttiug. on tie Delaware.
Flu. street landing, ou the Delaware.
Market sireet north ilde). on the Delaware.
Noble street landing, on me lelaware.
Oreen street landinK, on the Delaware.
itlHhop ktreet landing, on tbe Delaware,
li.ee street landing, on tbe Heliuyiklll.
Oeonre street landing, oa the Sciiuylklll.
Lombard street landing, on the Scotiylklll.
boutd Btreet lapding. on tbe Hcbuylklii.
I'i H acd ADKLl'H I, southwest corner Oliurcli
and large Lot
FINK No J2?-Modern Resid.nce.
fIXTH, belowColombia avenue Valuable Lot.
JIUKR18, west of b)th Lot.
OXFOKDand MILLTUWN Roads, Twenty-third
W.rrt Karru, M 'n orrm
ROUNli RKNTS-I&4 I0 tO, 10'M, '80, !01r
WAMIINGTON Htreet, west of Thlrteeath Lot
bFKbCK, Ne. 1.117-J 'iant Reeldeuoe.
HAt'K, N. lillt Modern Keeltlence.
KONT Kalfc-lin's Folui "KiitslliB Hote'.'
tOLORADO Territory Claims and premises la
reB(1 mining dlhtrlcl.
MUNI ana Territory 5 claims, In pre-emotloa
title, only. r
:i share. Greenwich Improvement and Railroad Oo.
IHslmrtB K.ht Mahai.oy Railroad Co.
In Old TowD.lilp Llua Turnpike Co.
1.1 KhareB Union l'.ank of 1 ei.uefiseo. '
10 xb.re Fourth National Fank.
5 Bliurea National Kxchnnre llanlr,
M shares t oiind.kI.i ion National Rank.
60 shares Provident Lite and Trust Co.
8 shares Rank o' Norib America.
98 (hares Central Tranaporiai lou On.
M khares beulliern 1 rauHtiorlatlon C'J.
KiiBhare. Kmpire Transportation Oo.
1ho shares Fhlladelpbla and California Pdtrolaura
Compauy.
8n shares T.tikenn Vallev Rallrord and Coal Co.
20 shares Ktick Mountain Coal Co,
11 shares Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad Co.
2 kbarra Philadelphia aud bouiheru Mail Blearuabip
Company,
Few No. 54, middle aisle Presbyterian Church, Arch
Street, above Tenth.
Few No. 01, Ht. Andrew's Chnrcb.
Few No. 62, First Bai tint Church..
lino shares McKeau aud Klk Laud and Improve
men t Co. 1 2t3t
MARTIN BR0THEK8, AUCTIONEERS.
(Lately FalehUieu for M. Thomas A bona.)
No. tin CliAbN UT bt.. ear eutraace from JUlnov. .
P.le Nn. 49 b. Klihth street.
BADKOMK WALNUT FURNITUBE, KTC.
Un 'l bursday Morning,
isth Inst,, at lo e'clo.-k. at No. 4uu b. Eighth s'.reot,
1 y catalosue, ihe entire superior furniture, inoludlug
liaudaome waluut aud Proc.ielle pa-lor furniture,
la rue ceptro wole, eleuant walnut chamber suit, large
wariirobe, very line Frencn plate mantel aud pier
mirrors handsomely fratued; handsome medallion
velvet, RrubH.ls, aud other carpets; giatswai e, kitchen
UterslU, etc.
1 liecabluet furrnlture was mad. to order by Allen.
Ma be seen early on morning ol salo. 121 St
Pale No. H06 N. Fifteenth street.
KLFOANT WALNUT FURNITURS, HANDSOMK
AiltlhURH KLfcUANT ROSKWUOD FIANO.
VFllY FINK OIL KAINTINUH, RICH BRUS
hKLb CAHt'KXb, FINK ULabSWAKB JkMl)
CiiiNA.Ji.iO.
On Tuesday Morulng.
February a. at to o'ciook. at No. I4t N. Fifteenth
un Tuenaay,
irert,bove Master street, hy catalogue, the en lira
furniture, lueluolui; very elegaut walnut and maroou
piuth drawlug-rooiu Bull, rteutre table, handsome
wait ut cbau,ber furniture, 2 handsome walnut side
boards, superior library lurulture, bookcase, elegant
rosewood piauo by Ramiu; very line i'rencb piato
mirrois banusi Dr ly Iramed; French maaiel clocks,
iu gers' Oroup. lire-proof silver cheBt. hair mat
trenavs, richly cut gnaiware. Hue wbite Freuort
cLiua plated ware, rich Rrubsela carpels, coitaita
sn.t, ki cheu utenoils. etc.
tLKHANT OIL PAINTINQ9.
Also, sereral line subjects by William B haver, Ver
bceekboven, Rouuelu, U ke, aurj others; Hue eugrav
Idkb, etc.
i he cabinet fumlture was made to order aad is In
t li-Knt condilltiu.
&isy be aeeu early on tbe morning of sale, 1 21 lot
HANDSOME MODiSRN RKdlDKNOK
Imniedlalely previous to the sale ot the furniture,
al 1" o ciock, tbu JlAIDiOAlSi iMOllKKJN 'i HKKK
b.TORY BRICK R1081 UD.NC1C, Double Three-story
Rack Rtiildipga, Bide aU, lot of ground. feet
i root, by HO iett deep No Mi'6 N. Filteeuth street,
above Master btreet. The limine Is In elegant condi
tion; has ail tbe rrt deru conveniences and improve
Uieu.b, u. dirgiouuu drainage, etc l zt yt
BUNTlNti, DUKBOROW & CO., AUCTIOBs
ERb, Nos. t-nd 'Ml ilAKK fai btreet, corasr'
oi Lauksireut. buccouaors lo John ii. Mers & too.
AT FRI VATIC SALE,
60 casr s iufftiuiy oveiioaia, penect.
to uales grty-uiixed army shirts.
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FIPST LA EOF; (?PINU 81E OF 2.J0O CA8E3
wu i cii'i'.n, inn t r.i.1, A.AU3, JLIO.
Uu Tuesday MomlnK,
Feb 2, a 10 o'ciouk, on lour mouiiis' credit, 1 23 8t
ADAlINISTRATORB' bAl.K OJ FANCY CASbl-
T, . t On Wednesday,
iiD.il, will be pei tnintorll v milii.nn fnnr mnniK.i
crtuh, torn m on di g at lo o'clock, by order at Ueorirs
Huliotk and Rubevua Aun P. liuuter, adiiiuui,raiora
of F. M. Uuuler. ueceaarid. 1al surclvinir
of F. M. Dinner & Co.,
ON K TO TWO THOUSAND PIEOKS OF PKRKI-
uiuwi auu n l a r lu.ij iaiA.Ai uoeiaiairilijb,
belpg balance of stock Irom mills. Tbs goods are all
irtau auu very ue.iraoie styles. 1 1& t
LARGK SPKCIAL AND PEREMPTORY SALES
UUAliibilC UOODb IN iNiiRU PACli.
AUtb.
On Wednesday Morale g,
Feb. t commencng at 10 o'clook
6io eniue packaites cotton and wo alien domesllo
goods.
particulars nereaiier, t zs n
LIPHNCOTT, BON & CO.. AUCTIONEERS.
AbUiiURbT BUILDINO, J&q. M UJUUUCS tit.
NOilCE.
Regular Bales of Dry woods Notions, Trimmings
etc., will be neld every WiiiiWi LAY ihrojb.
Jamiaiy.
CoUKignmenis ot stock uoeds, etc., souciteo.
Hales cashed wlthlu live oays.
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11.AEK & fcVANtS, AUCTIONEtBS, NO. C30-
VA1AU3A u a Dtreck.
Will sell THIb DAY, Morning and Evening,
A larse lu volte ol RlaiikbUi, Bed bpreadu, Dry ooodSj
C'loihs, Catsluueres, il ornery, btailouery, Taolb aua
Fuck el cutlery, Notlous, oto.
Cit, aud couulry meroUantfl will fiud bargains.
ierui v&hh.
Uoods packed free ot charge itt
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RENAN, t-ON &: CO., AUCTIONEER,
N iii A. i-KONl r-tr.kt. i21
i re ha e o1 Liquors. VS t-doeid.y, 27th Inst
q-lloMAb iilRCU Jc feON, AUCTIONEEBft.
JL AMI COMMlOblOW MKRCilANTb, No. 1L
Oil Hlreet: rear entrauce Ilo. 1107 Banaom Ml
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t U. filcXLfckb iV CO.. AUCT10NEER8
M,u!bA'iltKI riieet.
DRUGS, PAINTS, ETC
OliBT 8UOKMAKEK h CO.,
N.K. Comer of k Oli 111 11 aad HACK Sts.,
PHILADKLPH1A,
WHOLESALC DRUGGISTS.
tMFORTKRb AND MAN UFACTORfiKS OF
V, hite 1au buU Colored Valuta, rutty
Variabiles, Etc.
AO HINTS FOR TUK CEJuJCBRATKD
I xlnc r AIM'S.
LKIUJ AND CONBUMEUB BUFPWJED A .
LOW KfeT FRICAH FOR OABU. U
TRUSSES.
TRU&SEsi. TRUSSES. TUUSSE3.
... L Al irllln Woilv Rnlt..
iL l I A M 8. QUANT
tV.WWlBBlON MKRCHANT.
Bio ( 8. KNT FOR 'UUd9,pb,'
Dnnont'B uunvnwdur, ReUued Nitre, Charcoal, ato
u i,.,n a Co.'BCho(xilaie, Cocoa, and llrouia,
Crlcker Fro.. Cu.'S YelUiw Aislal Bheaihlng
Buim. aud aliA Inl