~~ :w: • E. 'A NEFlNteAr.. l — . .lll.l** drip !Mph hei been feinieilictitee'niai(riVnt iill4 lll 4 l 'l ll, tuk iOnire- Itatinn worihlpying 1p iL§ Pipit Presbyterian March of ~..linebern Liberties, in Batiainsrood , ettoet, above iint4l; rfrotoyetyyeaterfey umenlng,lbethe hist tithe , . ; 11 %v o r sVklnA tiolti n , twiltiieuipity could Itsrdij he ludeffiM'o‘ thla4 . o4iatki4Mrdaterre, toot of itern *Alm far religious harmony.. A formal , trimming OI tbieielitabiltnt'Mtlbermltieldt.kttletti Pytit eetunittee fu Oftri:o4, l !", Oi t a , on le; 4 nor = yerrereeing; but : ehielierrettif4;:nn account of "r,t4n unforserMand Mraireirlablit.delay, tree yesterdsy morn-, lierAnnputife4 by the, pastor, ,lerl-Itc: eheriMi,4 4 io lisiehtetipoitponed until riblei Ot• ‘ietc, at which time variiplessaht ntesicit.entertelacorati of s sacred character, may be expected. yobteiday having been - tie regular qu'erterti_coritinn: ' ittei , !,etky at this church," the eertieee ttuerigheat.the dgiyWoie solemn and interesting. • In the morning Mr. Sheppard Monello , ' en able and effective discourse on the Striour's dylochour', bearing. 44 , 4 'ajAbitiliiiit &Mama otos eeeiect,eiopht,' elm concerning4lM Ssuriourlelife, antertor to his death. remeining Antnlallea vropbeey had titeii tt4. traiPhintly , -riallied, In ,the' offering of , einekteitron hyssop, la resrtme *the rilituffteri m pturt?e . .ioidd, " I Atartitif indinimediateiy. awe tytqac;bikezetateation, " te finished,' had:been , theeignal for his spirit to take liY vOltin'tary flight tithe *Tide world. tt s,,The etterpr #l4,rlore i4elusiTely devoted. ,tit the communion Ceremoples, and the. evening another itieJ :e6titee tesv pteathed appruptidte to the, day, the Ailikee; A =ld 'he " ' ' _ , . . GRNAT BALE . OF PICTURES TRES MORNING. -'lli'entiltiontion • but few =pn6lic salsa in Weedy, for ,liaVaPiaattthat hate .elicited as Ranch interest on the ofthe:Pnlilba sia the ion - I . 'lllcent collection of plain tin Colored - engravings that are to be sold brattivirs. be Bsii this 'moimlng",at'theikmizte 'of A; a. ItibfAioA,Nciophootorit'ore,et: - For several days Pant theeoioonia throngedwltbrwitttorifto examine this masterly collec thin, by estalogue; and from the warnajntalligarit, and ;we may say universal, applauae, , bestowed by all who haenioela tbetnot- Loo unsafe predietion• to say -that thatuctioneer's hatinner will this morning be greeted on auitonscrowd. - Beate:efibe ilnestangraradtplctures In the world are embraced-tit this "collectiorWand ai we hues already stratidilhoie is rosi ly , tot one tatesellif plains' among ''''thein ' From the kreafinatiar &old, the sole ;; .will be Continued taniorrow morning, „ , A Ottatio _vocal eeneert will be Wee fur the; benefit of this - zioititira Hom e for riend eis at Mtudcal.lfrtad Hall, on ThuradayiTell• lbg; January 7th; 186§, by MisaJuliati&G.' May, Signor - Tiborird, Mr. Mary Sanderson, Mr. Itctolpbeen, and the deiminia Orchestra. tlekrts (thy ciente ;to had at tho principal music storm See progrataine in ea otber column, OOKORESS is a - hod assembling, and the 10tDebts .quisatton tie-in agitatton The illibuiter, Walker, will come in fora abate of - attention, hiit the moat exciting toplewill be hoie'many *mini' What qual ity will be the splendid antis the Administration is to or 7der.lrom the fashionable efriporiumnf Clifton', Albright, & " Jayne's AC," • 1'27 Chestnut Street. ; OLD FOLKS' Coacznr.—Our inusiodovlng friends will be glad to learn that Father Kemp and his 'old folks will giro a series of concerti! thli week, com _mincing this evening, at National nall, Market street. Their concerts have been highly popular In other cities,. and we doubt not they will meet In 'PhilidelPhia with the kuecess - they so MO merit. • Arrzorttro..-The young lady who could read the following s and not ?pity the sorrows of a poor young miin,” dowries to live and die an old gal: ' I Wish I were a turkey-dove, A-an - nag on your knee; I'd Maslow smiths' lip, love ' , TO all And I pledge torbeart and hand, love, 'And wear the beauteous garmenta rare ~ t4otnp by Granville Stokes. Nd. aM Oheetnat street.' - • ' , • itnioriaitono. Elleported for• The Press.) - • • • LIVERPOOL., Slitp• Stalwart... l 3 - 3 pkge Indigo Sharp Ibitires*-430; 42 do Dotes; & Coates ;' 91 do W McKee & - -CC Wray* 011.111 on ; 1 do, .1 WWtlllams ,• 1 do 0 Schrock ar.,' Co •-,1 do. D Graham - & Co; 10 do A Wray &Goi '2do'D Landreth & Son ; 2 do Jai; &Mott; 110 Jofin - Aehnianl i'do It Scott,' 158 do, Lewis & 00; - , - 122 - do Stuart & Bro; - 14 'do P Ingrahoon 7 do Geo Parrish; " 05 torso' tine 'salt El Baldwin & Co; 1300 bare iron 204. , toils do ST F. Potts' , 392 . bars .do 04 - bdis do POtts'-* llobirtS; cables ,coaks chains 'D'llicOarthy & 1100,• 41 do' hardwartilV G_L - ewis* Son; 12 cases steel A lil F Wattron; brill; mire N *II Tay lor; 3 casks 'War Newti "IdarskalFrk Co; 3dodo WP • Wilstach & 'lda do W S Itdaceli & Son; 1 500 boo • tin plotes-N Trotter & Corlo, grind stones If Dlsiton; 7 casks hdy - Martin & Slunk; '3 'dodo Oitheliner Woodward; 247 do toils ash li & g 0 Yarnell; 108 ice do do rlsmuirr, 50 do do do Olark .1. - 111cConntn; 80 do de. dosllaskill, Merrick * Bell; 51 •do do do Porrars & Woightman; 10 do do do IC Salm; 12 crates earthen ware JIII011111ffier& CO; Ido do Dorsey & Son; 38 do '4lO $ D Pearce & Sous; 'lOO do do P Wriest & Sons, 10 ' do Geo Irennnersleyr4 do do Maranon & Witte; 3do do K P & %43 Taylor; 55 do da W F Eberman; OS bagi .whoat,;• ; soll'earlio soda sob, 111 do bleaching powders, c. 100,do eheutinila; 30 do sulphate ammonia, 11 do hda, - 27•pkgirrndsoi order.. - • _ TURKS LSEAND—Brig -Thou Waiter, Illorth-5208 29 - doxiind 8 goat oases 7 doz and 10 sheep ,`eking 23 ball bibs 3pleces old lead 1 - bos.l jarJauretche TavLn Jnl4ii gn%e. PORT-jm.I,I , IIIMADSILPHIA, Jan. 4, .4848. EfUN Rini! 7 22 1 ISDN BETE 4 88 HIGH, WATER ' 6 86 - ARRIVED. Ship Stalwart, Luau, 40 - days from Liverpool, with • rodeo to Thos Richardson &Co. Nov 30, let 47, lon 40, • passed within hailing distance of a derelict ship of about, OW tone., with painted ports, end main and sullen medi a gone about ten feet above the deck; could not see her name; apparently not long In that situation. Dec„ lit, lat 40, len 42, In a heavy gale from NE, had steering ap paratus carried away. = Had heavy , westerly gales from the huh to the 11th ult, while on the Grand Banks; 22d, lat 40 30, ion 02, ;mead a large red can buoy; 31st, Ab aeoom light bearing W by 34 N, distant 9 miles;passed a fore-and-aft schr sank in 11.fathaina water, with cooly her top numb above water • Thal has been on the coast and in - sight-of land fot ire days, with. light variable winds. - Came Into the Inky lit inst. •s.• - • • - .Brig Thoa Waltorilliorth, 0 days from Turks Island, ,with salt, 04,0 to Jourdan & Carstairsi - Sahr,Ge6.llarili, Corson; 0 days from Wilmington, with naval Merest° Pettit, Martin &Co. Bahr-Marietta Tilton, Tilton, 3. days from Savannah, with mdse to Pettit, Martin & Co. Behr L'A. Danenbower, dart from Boston, with rodeo to captain, • • - - - Bahr Jarride Drown, Bette, 2 days front Milford, Del, with corn to Biellolley.. Behr Henry llill Layton, 2 days from Milford, Del,, with corn to d 11. DieColls7. • CLEARED. Steamship Delaware, Copes, New York, J Antis:Mee Barque White Wing, Baling, haquapa, Da!tett Bros Brig Calvert, - Willer, Qom and a market,'Wor'OuraL wings & Son. Brlgd ffickeraon,Nle,kozion, Havana, d Niekeraon. , Br tvliiDeetut, fele, Yrudden, Barbadoes, Onterbridge, -- Harany & Co, Behr Davin,Onat, Acosiander, Mobil a , D g }Dotson, & Co - Behr A. .a. 141.30, Bateman, Charleston, Reppller ace.. - , Etc Amn Eliza, Robtmon,New Vork,W,ll33x4rl & Co atr d 8 Bhrtrar, Denali', Baltlippre, A (}roves, Jr. . • ref institiAPS.J - - • "Morreeporuterwe of the'Philidelphie Exchange.) :OAPS ISLAND, Jen 1,980 A M. . ' A ehtp,sepposeo to be the Stalwart, from Liverpool, and s bona •Drig,:auppOSed to.. be. the °retie Wave, are now Otr 4tia plAte WiraUlg.weather flee. - ,figi:OND AlaireTcn. , ' Jan 3, 4'P *amen barque Aurora, 60 days from Jiramen, paned. op thie forenoon., The barque, White Wing Tor Legvayra; Drip Groan lola, tor Barba does, mat; Victor/on, for Liavapa, went to sea this at ternoOn.: WIOB.IY- „ Toms, &a., ' for 22401unt10 tua pestle.) Maar/a, tan 2. (Pei Niagara) „ , Attivu iron ge) . MYork,l3tb, Admiral, at Havre; 10th, Union; at 'Bremen; 16th, atervin,,at Bristol; 15th, Patrick Dreary, st London; 13th, Dr Dario, at. Hamburg. Aiilvietiom New 'Orleans 150, AtinilLii, at Liver pool; lath, :klarmari, ea Braman.. Arritail tram Philadelphli/Edh, A mortal , afLondon. Balled for Noir - York 14th, otesmer Josephlaa, from. Atityieri4 lfrth, Grace from Sunderland.' 12th, Orpheao Bremen,':_from Balled JoeflharleaOn 12th, Vitltti3O troN 4/Joionoto*u. • ' Now *oar. Jana " An4seti, oblps Ringleader, from Ban Brancinco: 0131111- ilet; from Oblaohas; batque Nordstelro, from Newestle, , : , 'Dorton, Tan 3. Arr;shlp Magellan frem °elders schre Mary Otero , lend and Miesiselppl, from Cape Ilaytlen. The American barque. Sam. Slick,' from lioaton for London. put into Bt. Illebeel's on the ith ult.. leaky. The, crew cut.gteray her ,maotsAnd threw _ fart ,of the outgo overboard,- but her su b arquently, obliged to , abandon her , and she was aceldentally sit on are. She .lies on the rocks, four mileCriest 4f At. Michael's, and will be alotal lost' Her crow WM /lived. , - ' • lionrotx, Jan. B.' The Brig Namaieur:„llogenl, fram New York for Pen , 's,icolaOrjth,f' lest! Of - bricks, was dismasted off Cape ' — 'llslWton the 20th alt., and arrived here -td-dayln 6, condition. , MBMGRANDI! ' Steamship Cahawba, Bullock, cleared at New Orleans 2N,ls altlorAiiiarka, add Nilvr Mirk" • „ ' Stearnsltlplrupirer 014, far llavins, and New Orleatispileareskat New York 2dr icat. ' I ton Phlueits Sprague, Matthews, pent ! at Boa: ton on ifftrude morning ' " , Stalionahlp - ttr of RilwArtrk, klattbertil, cleared at Boston 24 horkforl'hilidelphin: ' ' • gbipa Ohartot of ,Tameilinowiesi Lookout , Bheword, awl YorlOki 13 . 0 0 5 , 1'9 2 _Pan grlutoitco, cleared' at New, York 2,d Brat. • • " • ' '-thip, Twlifght, Crites, cleared at' New = YarYtkl inst. , for San //Assail:co.„ , —Sbip - Napleriltatlbrd;froliarsnea, traosik* 4510: Unique 25th nit, dischargios,, - ' "Bhip Patersen„freni Bitarigkaa; a t, New,York 24 inst. , joitoPiliwr York ren opal. China, wartivoken nth nit, tat NUB bt; lon 60._ Stilwilkstrica,9elll, for, Malhoirp,b, cleared at Boston, , "Barque Pedrhatal,ilicimonei, for New York,-;rernained at.Paletroo ttlt alt, , . , ` • Barqiiir &lather:4er, oiikord, Philadel p hia, a-s -wigged at eltirrAla kit !nat. '' - "liitrqbe'linnt,'Wheoler,' fro th Galveston', arrived at . New fiforic r let,loos.lut }Grimm carried away, the day Barque Smallwood, Martin, from Rio ptheird, at New, ,Qrleans 28th oW. ' ' • , - ,Barque Olega, (Chili an) Garer,lfor Yalparahro; *arid at New York "ad inst. ~ • • que,;BirliVG PeaMici, chilled' at New Orleans 26tif tilt. forlterwa, • -'''.. - Itarilifelktbipirldricoln, - Pinktialarifiern mayagttex, P U, Dec lb , at B a lti mo re Lit th at. Lett brig Rainbow, usp e gogoagttreg ca - cgo; 'richt Rite Boat, for Newbury pottnext kV, _ Barque Wyonclitfre, /turns, ,for,,,MoKlii, milled from Boston bit het! - ; Barque Belle, Ryder, hence at Boston 2d inst. Barque Chas X Lag, dlrdelda- for - Philadelphia, re ,. rosined atlfrkitall4filfa lit VII; c • Mae; front•Detheraris Ped kr, at, Balonpre:loo, , frwit; , 'Dell Oilat Bs so, lan 8138; Nevi bartpie%isioiii,liftwati, yens Baltimore for W Brig Loatigef 4 APtarits, - -litibl* Trinidad, arrived • itt; Georgetown, 5,0, 26th • A •„. , 'l44 o.l.oo= lkin* l ' N O3 Bin Grande Nov 5, Itt`Na..l l7o ru' ln” t' refi *kblda.Destilig, juet st ffloSitgersiTer-fteie , Wdaldjandactir Santuel, for 40.c - read:le SSW, Nintt BOStfai, itittlgd from galeth"BtAt .b 3 7 3. .;:lietifiiiii• 0 Patterson, Band, co,r:Plvllidehhie, '" 4- 44-lioa trout Charleiteo-Ist z lbralavio Ilaulab, Harm, allowed at Oluirtellon ,i;9lAFult.,ter,Wllmlngtori, NO. , • ?Mir' triiKlititiquortiaiii, !mie et Neer Bedford - hence at ' providence he -- , -... - -60r-111.inirkitinithOde,filvern L henee at Fall 'pier let 13(i.'•WArriltoritifr94n, Soto RenolniiiWn; itoll6,' 011%2'44 it Boston 24 nit for Ph " Bohr Polly Price, Price, olintii4 at . Migll 28tiA16 roc Bahr Sidney Priv); Goilltei,uleariSd at kobilo 28th ult for ' "" ' ' ' Bohr George A Tittle, Adams, from Key Weik at Mo. 28th ult:1 - , . - Bohr Vitro Amelia, Turner, cleared at New York let inst. for Port an Platte. &Ira Waponea, 'Jamea 'Darker, end Hickman, from Delaware, arrived at New York let lost • - Bohr Tennemee, Wooster, hence for Boston, called from Holmes Hole let lost. Behr Smith Trittle 4 Mayo, (Or Philadelphia, sailed from Provitmelown 20th alt. MARINE INCI3OBLLANY. The ship ashore at Great Egg Harbor proves to be the Amelia, Raymond, from New Orieaus for New York, and has bilged. The A was built at Sag Harbor lit 1852, rates A IX, NIT tons, valued at $25,000; cargo $35,000; Vessel au( cargo covered by tneurante. The toiletries is her cargo: 279 hhilit sugar, 1897 bblo A later account report. the A as lying hoe; , off shore, lee rail winter water. Wrecking aCh.OOllOl% have been sent to her twaistance. • • . ..... Brig Kurrricane Bird, at Baltimore from Bahia, was hound to Hampton Roads, but came to B. for repairs, having on the 28th ult. experienced* hurricane, diir lug which split sails and carried army fore yard. Made the passage to the capesin 28 days, and was twice blown off. - - Barque Pulpit,lia, at New York Ist lust. from Car denas Den .2e, In the Gulf 'Btrorm experienced a hoary Halo from 88, which afterward" hauled to BW, blowing %hurricane; blow away wizen staysail; laid the teael *With a place of canvass in The main rigging, elle la boring very heavily and shipping a great delta of water; atOVP water casks, carried away aide ports, and knees of forward part of the house, U Z 3 supply achy Cobb, before reported lost, was from New Bedford for the month of theldississippl, and went OAthe north east point of, Abaco.ou the morning of the latlrDecomlier, at 2 o'clock. The weather , was thick, and blowing ,Yessel, cargo, and materials a to tal loss. . .. . . • ~ ... f ' , liPoliEri. 26th ult. let 30 30, lon 73 50, brig Gov Drown, bound south. , . Nov 22, let 24 25 13, lon 644 R, an American brigan• tine; three-meated, steering northward, and showing a 'red Signal with white cross. • Dec —, Int 22 25 N. ion 6010, brig ..1 & H. Rowley, trout Calais for St Thomas. Dec 21, tat 23 471 ion 6510, an American brig showing a whits signal with black border, and letter Win it. Dee 19, tat 24 29, ion 72 25, brig Costa Rica, steering south. 22d alt, tat 2090, ion 87 10, ship 0 E Morrison. from New Orleans for Havre. Dec 20, lat 25 98, lop 70 10, sohr Horace F. Bell, from West irides for Baltimore. FOREIGN PORTS. • At Pinang, Nov 1, ships Siam, White, Idg rice ter Hong Kong; Sumatra, (Bic) from Pepper Coast, to re main until new crop, returning to the coast to load. Two American vessels and one French wore on the coast; little or no pepper left. 131 , 1 Oct 18, ship George Lee, Barstow , Bombay. At Mauritius Oct 27, chips Josephine, Lendholui, from Akysb ton Kidukinttti, reloaded, and to Sall in B do; Anus Kimball, Rennellfro Calcutta, for Ilostou in I de; repg; cas hing,Napoeon,i for Boston Nov 5; barque Weber; Orowell, - from Calcutta for Boston, had put in a new foremast, to sail next day, Bid Oct 20, chip Ar cadia,Sherntan, Singapore. At patenno fith ult, barmier, Sea Dark, Poabody for Bostonn soon)Brupiro, Hathaway, for New York, Idg. Millet, barques Mandl, Bryant, Baltimore; ith, Henry Shelton, Burr, Messina to finish Idg for New York; bth, Fanny Thick, Orockett, New At Demerara 17th tilt, barques Anna, (Br) McKinney, for lialtiinore next day; Princeton, —, from N York, err 13th; brig Mary B. Stewart. of Bangor, from Boston, arc 12th; emir 11 E Parker, Knight, for St Tho mas next day. At Martinique Dec 20 ; brig Robin, of Frankfort; actin! Dazzle, Dodge, of Baoior; 'Wm Dropen, of do, Hatch, all discharging at St Vincent:l, and two American ves sels, names ;lot kaolin, ouricos Dec 17, barque Zronaut, Prekner, from Barnstorm, for New York Bee 21; brig Black Swan, Pod - ger, from biartinique for do do; Nair Wing of the Wind, rearinill, for New York, to sail Deo 18. At Port an Brine°, 10th alt, barque Clara Wendsor, McKwen, for tioaatre , a, to load for New York. Brigs Kaloolak, (Br) Long, for Now York in three days; Af rica, Britton, discharging, Behr Mortal Davis, Whit don, for Boston, sailed 10th; Marcia, Wade, Boston. , DOMESTIO PORTS. NEW YORK, Jan I—Art, barques Venue, Atkinson, Gurneys Express, Sandberg, Havana; N II Garton, Id well, Barbadoes; American, Witham, Havana; Midden, Ring„Matansaa; Pamphylia, Wilkins, Cardenas; brigs Correa, Goodwin, Chided Bolivar; Caroline , Whitberry, `Aspinwall; Industry RobMalin, Black River, Ja; sohrs 13 ti Wilmington NO; G Stllle, Alexandria; J 'S Randolph, Nortol ; J Tinker, Attakapas; Ylandome, Savannah. Old, Dr brig Empire, Predicts, Turks laland NEW YORK; Jan 2.—Arr ships Thornton Collins, Liverpool; {fright, Marshall, do. Died ' on board Dec 14, of conauniptiOn,,Rugh Patt-reon, managers' steward. Galena, Levitt, New Orleans; bisrquee Mara. val, Griffin, Port Spain; Delegate, Mallory. Ouracoa; Cornelia, Barton, Ravir.a; Peter Derail!, Rosy, Savan nah; Corbithlari, Winchestei, Havana. Died Dec 23, let 24 30, lon. 80, Sainuer Gage, of New York; 24th, Frederick Show, of Eastport, a q 01411111.11, of yellow fever. Brigi A I' /Biker, Crosby,' leresole; Strivanee, Munroe, St Marys; salvia Ho ward;Nickerson, Island of Som• brero, Caribbean Sea; "Josephine, Griswold, N Orleans; Loyal Scranton," Lowden, Savannah; Laura Gertrude, Ellwood, Charleaton; Joins Smith, Dayls„Wllmingtori, N Prima Donna, Jones Norfolk for Hall Diver, Old ships Roger A Stewart, Antwerp; B To Patera, Curtis, Mobile; Rotmido, Stuart, do; barqueEmily, Tilton, /fanatic - brigs A King, Thomas, Malan. um; 11 IS Rutgers, Delwin, St Marks; Repine, Nelson, Baltimore; echo Richard Law, Lanphear, Key West; Walter Raleigh, I{' Norton, Savannah; Caroline Grant, Shute, Huntsville; Sunny South, 'eke Washington, W IC Rutan,Rose,liorfollij steamer Piedmont Willett', Balthnore. • Sailed steamships Empire Cliy, N Orleans; Nashville; Charleston; Iflonda, Savannah ; Jamestown. Norfoik, kei Memphis : Charleston* ship Ellen, Austin, Liver ) poold l. , fila—ship Poinona,Livepool; barqueLamplighter, Demerara. - . ' BOSTON, Jan I—Old, ship Middlesex, Godfrey, New ,Orleans; barqueGeo Warren, Ames, Mobile; brigs Bay ing, Cook, Alatanses. B Thurston, Leacher, do; North man, Land, Wilmin gton, NO; schr J W Driako, Drisko, Charleston. Bld, ships Andes, Dashing Ware, Sunbeam; barques J W Paige, Mimosa, Korowein, Cordelts, Ort- Mea, (not previously,) Tangier, Onion, Modena; brigs Bird of the Ware, (not yesterday,) Harrard, Block thawk, James Davis, J W Drhike. BOSTON, Jan. 2.—Arrived, barque Justice Story, At- Moe. Alexandria; brig Anglo Saxon, Connor, Port au Prince, 18th nit; Soother, Smith, Chasleeton. Cleared—Barque MI Colcenl, Colord, Havana' brig Caroline, Gibbs, Cuba; cobra Springbok, Lord, Barba does; George Amos, Nichols, Matanzas, (24 clearance, -destination changed. -Also cleared—Steamer William Jenkine, Hallett, Baltimore; schr Dateline, Bay, Mo bile- barque Howes, Baltimore; brig Arsine, Lewis, Portland, to load (or Cube; schr T P Learned, Prambes, Charleston. • HOLMEIP HOLE, Deo 30, P M—Ar, brig Alpha, (Br) Bury, Windsor for New York; echr Challenge, Hall, Boston for Dee 111—,Ar schr Lucy Baker, Atwood, Tangier for Boston. 7aril—Ar and eht brig Northers Bell, Paine, New Orleans, of and for Boston. Bran esparienced eery heavy weather, 11311 .0Plit oath- • , ...Montgoniery, Wiley, Norfolk for Boston. Nth Missiseippi, (of liampden) Truk, Oonaives, oih nit, for B.oston. both, mock Island, North 70 miles, :ripe() "soh John Bell, from Richmond for Boston. Bid brig Mary Capon; echo Lucy Baker, and Mary Cleveland. Remain at 10 AM, wind EVW, brig Alpha, (Br); scbr Challenge. PROVINCETOWN-311 2.6 th, achy! Robed' Rakes, Chapman, N, rfolk; 28th, East Wind, Lombard, lacmtl, ROCKLAND—OId 26th, flair Wm Crags:lcy, Bucklin, Richmond, ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL' HOTELS GIRARD EOUSE—Ohestnnt street. below Ninth. J W Woods , New York. .• • Ohms Eitel, jr, Washington N Washbarn k ßoaton R H Buckingham, Ohio Gen H Walbridge New York Daniel Ciampi, kid Wm Kennedy, Md Y Kahn, New ork - Benj W Ines New York W E Molten., jr, Bolt RP Beach, Banton - 4 0 McLemore, 8 Francisco Tboa-W Gorman, Balt Sanders Shanks, Louisville Wm I , Blow, St Louie . T L Breckinridge, Ind A G Braun, St Lenin T O Madison, U 8 A" P Stockton, V B A H Amen, K jr, Boston Mr Oardennn, Barone T Alfonso, orai% - B Wtßiama , Obun" : • H Eldrige; Him Z Haeanee, Mass 8 A Whitney, N J Mu It K Jones New Haven Y DI Hodgson& I, Wash , tri W P lierinford Jo iv, N York .1111 Perez Reyes, N York JR N Oam bell d; la, Toon M W Oluakey, Washington Ron J V Wright, Tournedos% Thnotby hAYitl, Ma n Win Titoism, Balt Benj Smith, New Jamey Mr Layman, Ph - Mr Wiggln-sk la, Bangor Inau firstborn, Itiinota . G Kemble, New York. W Stephens, Kentucky T A Howland, New York QUlttee Thelma, Tune Oeo P Thomas, New York P B Dixon, New York G A Henry. New York -A T Taylor, New York J J Marshall, New York Louis Walsh, New York Albert Walsh, New York It (Moaner. RUB Panda D K Oolburn New York 0 Wood, New York - J Reed, New ' York ' JuOusidy, North Carolina Joel{ Stewart, Phila 311 Gilmore, Maryland -Dr Wood S A W W Sweebreri Ohio • Jll Cord, New York Caleb Price,Jr, - Alabama X Strum, Florida 8 Hill , New Jammu Geo 0 Cameron, N Jorge) Id Strome; PottavMe - -A Id Ballade, Beading bijors, U. BA- - Marcus Hughes, N Y ' Jno E Ward, Bovannah ' .1 0 Blulleriberger,Ohleago Hawking: Wash - N Tryo,lkiiton Theo hreter;N I • - .• Bawl It Payson, Boeton It N tiaulnier, - N-Y 'R J heed, N - Y • Benj Unmake': N. Y — Thu Terry, N Y FOrtunbough..Ohleago • - Chasll Elliott,Ya S McKnight, Detroit - ' Hon II Willson, Mess HMI J Beffingtoti, Wash Hon P P Blair; Wash lion Dir Chubb, Wanbingten T 11.013. B. MBROKANT/P HOTEL-4ourth street, below Arch ()apt ld Barris, Bellefonte ldrs Barris, Bellefonte Col F 8 Wilson, Bellefonte -John It Barton, Pittsburgh A Taylor, Allegheny City GJennings , BritAy's Bend J 31 B,o4ren, BradylnDend MIAs N Thompson, Mauch John Naugle; Pa Chunk J Limbach,. Northampton NBl Phceolxville Dr Knox, tow s city P Y Palmer, Pike co P Stocktdn', Rockford, 11l Chas Bennet, illlikesbarre A lamdgtonMilkeelre J'BP37 tti; Bradford eo Dlf Neiman, Nuton, Pa - •8 B Chnso, A j Faller & Phllada A Howell, 'Uniontown, Pa 11 I, Smith,Rindhig ' Prod Willtirefon, Trenton '0 M Maley, Boston Newton Thomas, Pa Chas , UNION ROTBL—Arch street, below Fourth. B Proctor, ,Bostott L Warlitler, N Y B Lehman, Bethle•m, Pe H Butting, Pottsville .J IS Olider,.Dixou, Ilt L II Loper, Dixon, 11l Joe Ileppich, Adam Lutz & Is, Pa I T James, Beading B S Brubst, Phile L Barrett, 'Lewisburg A J Crotzer, Ps 8 Y &thereon, FitotOurg •J M llatisigh, Beaton TLC Cox, Maysville - H D Stites. I's. Blokes, Btroudeburg . II A. Bailey, N J , - . ; • AMERICAN DiOTEL—Ohestnut street. above Fifth. D Ii 3mies, Del • John Woodall, Del Drlrliforris, Dalt • 'W E donee, Va DC Allisqa,bl Y - - - ..13 0 Williams, Nicaragua W L G 11 Bears, Va tt U Martin & la, Va 8 0 Chapman, N M Itailinable, Cuba -.; G 0 Oripp; Y ItGliarrieen, N y Smith, Reuling W,E Funk, If Y• W fiLutultbvit, Balt, 3.ll.llarrison, Weeblogion D J DidErway, rottailtie I) la Wtlktne, D Dixon; ; S Mar, Lee, 11 " , Belt ' • - , " OATES llNlON—Market street,aboti Wm / Marts, Pottsville LJtathewa, Phtlerla Jao Leads, Pa' Jl I Kenlook, Baltimore Nathan' tio,rit, Clearfield J C Charles, ilarrisburg D McDonald, C 0 0 Handy, Ohio 0 ElY6siord, Pottsville qw Smith jr, Phil& James Moons Centro Louis Kemp, Pittsburg Tae gordou,„Dol , . Tho's Antis, Halt I Jades, Halt , ' ' 'John McVey Marrisburg S4IT3ONAT. HOTEL,—.Rate aired, above Third. A I Idediar,,Botiyi /Enron, • Hen el Chunk Mika Butler, Mulch Chula Di O W, Crakes', Thillinbg John Belieffleyi Tetragon& Jon )I}reger, .otieLei II e MAIMDB2 , 2 ID/Deend'otrtiei; above; Market II J Hinman, Kew leredy W M Davie, Maryland Hatol 70rd, Maryland J 8 Deanaln, Oln, Oblo fly comae lc lajNiles,3llo Jaa Dlorrlsoni Kentucky D 8 Dakar, Treaten t 24 . „ „ , BLAOx~ n} 1 / 1 2INN— ,7 ritth sad ilnrohtnt streota , " John Yoto.l, Pa J Thornton, Norriehnin J 8 Tucker/ Plat" - Tttoe ItlnmphrlefiLl'a .Sath'l Seltzer., Pi • , PulnOus 'Parateati Joe Johnecin, Del ' Plante', Chester co BEITA4%,I4ObeIENco Ise Plithot t Del ' !Wti,4 l tOrbott&' ht. Fi t - John Trainer, ci Trahrhiregator, Pi'. ThOmburg, Pa 7thl3Orthinen, " ' W Inerketott PA EAoiiArdatreet. above Callowhlll Ilipter;Lablgh BlLDAD4lerinit street belior VraittlimYetttrotidibuiii 'Dr &II D'airdiriy;ltaiir Dr J M Thirlon & 4aooorin II H Fisher, Ps - • The * Holley; 1 , ..81V H Dalton, Burke op Jos Waitottr, Eirford to 0 Doter, oheitodusni Ptewart McOlfpg, V 4 MM=M'iMMEE Up to 12 o'eloa Lott Nzght Mrs Mutate?, Lehigh PD • ; A /1". /Y " 4 Arqu'— Att 4,. ' ,1858. • THE PHILAbrIPIII4, Operial Notices. Saving Find.—NtAlonal Softly 'Prot Co., Office, WALNUT Streak corner of TRIM . ). -ARRANGEMENTS YOB BUSINESS DURING •TES SUSPENSION OP SPECIE PAYMENTS BP 'THE BANNS. 1. Depoelta received and payMente made daily. 2. Carrent Bank Notes, Checks, and Specie will be received on deposit. 8. Depoalia made In Bank Notes or Checks will be paid back la Current Bank Notes. 4: Deposita made In field or Silver will be paid back in Coin. interest Far. ran CONT. per swim, sio26 Infant Cordlal,•••Thla invaluable 'thirdlal Ip preparedfrom a variety of the meet choice and efficient aromatics known in medicine, and is the most perfect and reliable carminative extant for infants and Young ehildren. By the y01,81 , 11;1 influence a eiepir onre is *fleeted in all owe of CAolie windy psins.►ad epitome. !tellers* VA Mitigates much of children% enfltning during dent'• tion or teething, sod by Its Ideating propertle* (tan go-nisei paid of the bowsis, looseness, vomiting, /so. • The Infant Cordial bee bellow) a standard remedy, 'and has hien used in thousands or cases with the meet abundant emcees; No family should be without It. Prepared only by Namur A. Bowes, At his Drug and Chemical Store, N. N. corner of Sixth and Green sta., Philadelphia. To whom all orders mot be addressed, And for sale by Druggists generally.' as 18-ly 8. C. poollid, Commission Business in Com mercial paper and negotiations of loans, 68 Walser Br.. opposite the nxehsoge. Philadelphia. no10•2M Seamen , ' Saving Fund— Office 903 Walnut street, one door west of second eked Receives de posits in sums• of One Mlles and 'upwards, from all classes of the community, and "Howe Intermit at the rate of fiYB per cent, per annum. Office open daily, from 9 until 6 o'clock, and on Mon day and Saturday until 9 in the evening. Pi esident Pmuklin Nell; Treasurer and Secretary, Charles If. Morris. For ?oriented Breath, White Teeth, and Beautiful oomploalon, use ~, Balm of 1,000 Flowers." For,deesslag ladies' bale, use "Woodland Cream, a nee Yomade.” It curls Gentlemen's hair beautifully. W. P. VIM ME & CO., PrOpriotOrtl, N. Y For sale by T. D. Peterson, 306 Chestnut; Samuel Dimes, Twelfth and Chestnut; A. D. Durand, 718 Chest nut; T. H Peters to Co., 716 Chestnut; 171. tit, Evans, Gift Book-store, 489 Chestint; 0. 8. Hubbell, 1410 Chestnut; French, Richards, & 00., Tenth and Mar. ket ; A. D. Taylor, Ninth and Walnut; Dr Morrison, Seventeenth end Chestnut; y. W. Santee & Bone, Eighteenth and Twenty-Second and Market; Edward Chrtstmann, 702, Chestnut; Thomas Lanesster, corner Eleventh and Walnut. nol2ply Furs! Fars: Furs :- Selling oil at reduced prices, wholesale and retail, at WM. Y. HNBRL'S Fancy Fur Store, No. 152 North Third Street, below Race street. del4-3w Saying Fund OF THE AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY, S E. 001INS8 FOURTH AND WALNUT Seasetd, Ras always paid in full on demand, AND OONTINUEO TO DO 80. INTEREST, FIVE PER VENT. de2S-Im* Gold Pens.—The attention of the public Is called to our assortment. Each pen warranted to give antinfaction. PARA & THOBIPSON, den dtjaB Engle Building, 824 Chestnut street, Fars.—Joseph osenbaam's Fars are cele• ',rated for cheapness, style, and quality. store 4113 Arch beet, between Fourth and Flfth. N B. Furs altered into fashionable styles. We study to please. del-1m ,The Greatest Bargains In the World.—The suscriber, being about to close his business, offers hls entire stock of superior Ready-made Clothing for sale. AU in want of a. superior article are invited to give him a call. Store to let and fixtures for sale. M. TRACY, 282 lIIABAST Street. dolt-2m Cabinet Ware , and UPHOLSTERY, 624 WALNUT ST, OPPOSITE INDEPENDENCE SQUARE. GEO. J. 'TERKEL'S, 524 WALNUT Street, or22•Sm Late or ITS Obeetnut Street Bank of Pennsylvania Botico...Notes of this Bank taken at par for a 'Wholesale Btock of Olothing, nbw being soli at Retail. No. 1 North PIITII street. An Important Fact..-We now see It an. flounced that the extensive Wholesale (Nothing Deal era, STRAUSS & GOLDMAN, No. MO MARKET St., above Third, have commenced to Retail their entire stock at Wholesale prices. flood Coffee Lovers of Coffee Cannot realize the full value of their favorite beverage without having it made In the Old Dominion Coffee Pot. ARTHUR, BURNHAM, fr. GILROY, 111 and 119 Booth TENTH', oor. of Oeorge, dl-em Bole Manufacturers. Jackson, JOB PRINTER, IriEROHANT STREET. Cheeks, Notes, Drafts, Bills Lading, Bill Heade, Cir culars, Cards, and all other kind's of Job Printing, at prices to mutt the times. 0017-ly illarring co. • On the 26th ult., by Rev. N. A. Willits, Mr. MAT THEW KOLB to Miss ELIZABETH K. PRY, both of this city. On the 31st ult., by the same, Mr. B. M. REYNOLDS, of York county, to Mrs. ELIZABETH VANHORN, of Bucks county P. On the Met ult., by the Rev. E. W. Hotter, Mr. HERMAN 11. LINDHLR. to Miss LIZZIE H. READ, ell of this city. On the morning of Dec, Met, 1857, to Union M. E. Church, by Rev. its O. Rodgers of. Newark, N. J., JAMES A. ORME to BELLE B. HUMPHREYS, both of this city. Ehatbs On the let Inst.,CIIARLES DEANEY, In the 62d year a his ago. Ills relations, and the friends of the family, are re spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from hie lute residence, 423 Marriott greet, fifth below Christian on Tuesday morning at 8) o'clock, without further notice To proceed to St. Mery'e Cemetery. The members of the Hibernia Universal Beneficial Society are invited to attend. ** On the morning of the 24 Inst., 31re. JANE STRANA. BAN, in the 69th year of her age. January lot, 1058, 0114.111,510 PETTIT ILEATII, In blo 80th year. January 21, 1858, SAMUEL A. WARRINGTON, in biz 874 year. CITY MORTALITY. Ilett,rn Omer, January 2, USK The number of Interments In the city of Philaid .hia, for the week ending at 12 o'clock to-day, ie... 184 eat report 142 Increase Consumption of Lungs. 32 Adu1t5....... Oonvuleions 8 Children. Congestion of Lunge... 3 Debility 8 Scarlet Fever I Males !Jammu 9 Fomalea....„ Unknown EMIETI Other diseeeee.... 144 -- Under 1 year 46 Total 184 Between land I years. 35 Or the above there Were; Prom the Almshouse 13 People of Color 7 Attest: JOHN N. HENDERSON, health Officer iirDown East.—The Third Lecture of the Conroe, in aid of the Upton Temporary name for Ohil dreu, will be deliveYed by ARTIIIIR OILMAN ESQ., On TUESDAY EVENING, Jan. 6, at CONCERT }SALL, commencineat 8 o'clock. Illubpct The "Yankee Char acter." A racy and pleasing entertainment may be ex. ported. Tickets 26 mita, at the Hall. jan2.Bt* Mr' City Controller's Office, January I et, 185(1.—NOTICE.—In order to give this Psvartinent au opportunity to nettle and close the accounts of the several Departments of the City Ooverninent, with a view to the detailed annual statoment of the decal at. fairs of the City, required by law, no bills will be audited or warrants countersigned until the 11th !n -atant. 8 . TAYIAnt, jal4t - • City Controller. N,% Literary Bureau.—An Experienced Editor, a auccessful author, and a thormighly educated Literary man, weary with twenty-flee yeare of the drudgery of Daily Journalism, has determined to hire out or roll his Miami at retail to Omni who may require their services in any honorable way. Merchants, Businem Mon, Inventors, and dealers of every kind, will be supplied, off.hand, with Advertise ments, (political or othenrise,) Notices, Gards, Circu lars, or any species of article desired,. • Solitimana will be supplied with Speeches, Reports, Resolutions, Letters, Tos, Samptilets, Editorial Ar ticles, communicationd. hod every other sort of Brain work, which they may find it 'convenient or trouble some to do for themselves. Ladies and Gentlemen, of every reek in society or or. collation In life, can have Letters written on any sub ject, whether business or sentimental. The advertiser will also conduct or translate Correa. poindenos of every kind, either English, French, Open- Mb, Gernian, or /fallen. 'Poetry, Acrostics for Ladies' Albums, Notes, Billet. doUx, lifonddiee, and Composition* of the moat delicate and confidential character incident to every possible circumstance or event in life, will be famished in in violable confidence; by writing to the Undersigned, and explaining their wished. Orders by, mail, accompanied with cash, Will be itrictly and promptly attended to. Address J. mosipsont, Literary Bureau, Box 2286 Shilidelphin P. 0., re. MrOffice • of the. Commonwealth insurance oomextcy ov Tall STATE OF P2NNBYLVANIA. pertinent to the requirements of the charter of the Com monwealth Insurance Company of the State of Pennsyl ,trania, an Eleetlon for Tea Director!, to Nerve the ensu ing year, will be held at the oDce of the Company, N. W. corner of 10 MATH and WALNU'Dion MONDAY, Janus:74W lilsB, between the bonnier gond 2 o'clock no2B.stuth-tlt SAMUEL B. 100 N, flee'''. hWe Office of the Qdaker City Inm:trance Com. PANy, 408 WALNUT , Street —The annual meeting of the Btockholdinrof the Quaker City Immense Com -patty foreleotion of President . ; Directors, and Secretary, will be holden at their Mike on TUNISDAY, the 6th day of ;entity. 1288,, between the bonre ofl2 and 2. • • " di•frmw-lou , 11.11 000(11111ALL, Granite Land Company.—The' Annual 'Meeting of the gtockholdeis of 'said Conipairit will be hole se 10 AfortlS;fig,VSNTß, Street on TUEBIIAY, the 12th day of January, 1868, at, A o!olock P. M., for the election of Officers for the snorting year; N. B. Amendments to the Sy-Laws proposed will bb acted open At WA meeting. tle22.tuan, • 11 1 AWOK-XEEII.NG.-,THE BUSINESS OF Jul , . O'DONNELL% !BOOR-KEEPING INSTITUTE, EIGHTH and ARCH etreate s rammed Hilt day. Open day and evening.. J.4.lt* , 1S M* bud POCII E ET of F e O ve ß ry si T so n it 2 n . r . l2 l) ty E , B an l s des c ription of Bindinp for 0410, Whol.oodo ond ret4ll, by, the Publishortr, - • MOBS, BROTUBII ic CO, f";• , No: Ur:South POURTlViltreet Isemncoo.2ei corner of Merchant stre et. LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN the , MI - UAW:WaIk POST MICE up 'to 12 O'clock, "P. td. 'Entniday, Jen. '2, 1852: (Persons applying. for advertised hatters; will please mention the date of the Mail Open on Sunday from TX to Bji o'clock A bl,andZto3ll.ll:• - • LADLES' LIST Allen Jennie Griffin Was Mills Eliza Ash Harriet 8' Oundaker Harriet Mills Mrs Sarah Atkins Sallie Greet Mrs W Miller Elizabeth Adams Mary Goodwin Mrs S E Miller Mrs John Alexander Margt 4311100 Mary Milburn Mary J Aarans Mary Garver Anna Miller Mrs 11 2 Arrott Mary Gorden Catharine Millers Mrs Albright Adelaide Galilean Sirs B A Mitchell Mrs W 2 Adams Mary A Grocey Sarah Willson Mrs Cath fi . Griffith Mary . Mornlols,lnila F 2 'Adamson Mrs Si Green Sirs Mary Martel Mrs Anne Borneo H L Graff Mary A Murdoch Anna II Bates Mrs Gramm Mary Moore Rachel W Banes Lucinda Garen Mrs Ababa)) Matilda Barrett Angela F Green MissFazinle Morgan Kate 0 Barrister Margt 0 Guyer Elizabeth Morro Eliza Bennard MN Gould Susanna blowing Cath'ne Belt Hannah Monett Mille alurgatroyedJulla Rail Sarah P Haynes Mrs Joe's Mulholland. J 112 Berton Madeline Hartridge Adel'a Neilson Mrs W 3 Beverly AH 2 Hertz Miss Sarah Wattle Mrs Bird Sirs W Harker Mrs T D Neville Mary R Black Susan./ Herta Mies SarahJ Hoary Bridget Blackford Amanda Haas Miss Mary Nags Cara Makings Ella Hall Mrs Denten Norton Nellie Blair Matilda Harris Elizabeth Nesbis Clara Burke 8 0 Hammer& Anna Nace Maris Brokel Margaretta U anno Julia A O'Brien Mary . Brandon Julia Hall Mrs Cath'ne Oliver Octane Boyle Mary Harvey Edith 8 Obry Mlas Boyle S Ilaywooi Miss I. O'Neill Jane Bradbury E L Heath Amanda Otts Thebe Barletta Maria Hatcher Salle A Potts. Maly 11 Bowman Rosins Ilarrbacher Miss L Patterson Airs 011 Bryner Sarah A llszlehurst Jnl'na Parks Miss II 1' Bataan Amelia Hammond Sarah Talmire Miss Badmen Louisa Harper Sophia Paimadary Sultan Brynan Ann Hale Mrs Ann AI Treatise Mrs Al C 'Milan Laura 9 Hawthorn Mary Peale Mrs J A Brooks Mary Hall Mrs Chas W Proctor Mary Burton Miss Hartnett Ilesmidll Pidgeon Julia B—.. 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V Lewis Mrs FSi 'Tenderer Hanna Doren Jane Llewellyn Sallie T Unger Sarah Day Miss Hattie Lyle Mrs Rona 2 Vancuein Sarah T Doherty Mary Lowery Annie Toting Jane Dyius Maria A Lamb Mrs 8 Walters Sirs A Donaldson Eliza Money Miss Unity Wheasty Jane Burnett Mary Lyons Catharine Wallace Bridget Danaglme Cath'e McCabe Margt Wallis Ellie Doh art Ellen or A McKee Mrs 11 0 Walters Mary Dryden Mrs E A McCelester Mrs White Mice T L Earley Elisabeth MoCaden Mrs Ward Camille Evans Augusta b 1 Mobritrery Itossin Wappenatoin 11 • Ermantrout bt 13 McAllister Susa'h Warner Elizabeth Frost Miss M E McCarthy Mary T Walker Ellen Farren Elizabeth McCarty Catha's Weatcott Eliza% Furleribarker 11 Mequillin Jane Wagner Lissy • Foster Mrs C E Marvin. Annie Williams Mrs LI Fisher Miss Mary McMullen Men J Wigton Ellen Flakier Mrs M.l Marshall Mary J Wiester biro Geo FoEason Louis Martin Men J Wilson Mary Pulley Mrs Dr Di sh) Anna WiMama Ann Farrell DirsAnner lilitssett Mina Wilson Miss E Fullerton A E Mathews Jane C Wilson Fanny A Fowler Mrs Jane May Ulu Rose Wise Ellen Flanagan Bridget Maxel Esther hi 2 Wilson Julia A Gulley. Mrs Lucy Marshall Miss T 8 Wile Unit It Gibbons Teresa Magee Mrs Wittiara. J A Grant Emily Miller SallieJ Woodwick Cath Greer Sarah Miller Mrs 8 A Welliad Jane Garden Weide GENTLEMEN'S LIST Ackley Mr Cooper Frank (liven Alex B Agent of The Co. Oooprr Oro D Dinner John lumbian °nano Oolb Oben Gibb Chu DI Company Coleman James Color John Allen Richard Coombe J Re. Gibson Oen Capt Amet CPA Co Cobb Al' Roy Gould Bant'l Id Allinson DC 1 Conway J Goudkor Masten' Adams Chu Conner D II Gordon Wm II Aunger 8 Conover David Gordon 1 , POT American hide• Connor Francis II Goohnian Chas pendent Pub- Conroy Peter Gormley Joe Ushers of Coogan Owen Godshall A II Allsop Mons Cincade Danl Goodman II If Alexandria David Codit Wm Gore 8 G A Co 2 /Albright J areini Copeland, Rd• Good Itob't Adams Jos A moods & Co Gould A C . . Ammo Homy Conner David A Orler Thus Alsop Semi Cooper Wm Groves Quo W Allan Wta Conceit Michael OrshOm Noah 11 Abel Wm Corntsb Wm T Grim 3 _ . Abram Wm N Cory Augustus Greafty hut srns Wm IL Cooper N Grover T Ar,srs Win Coburn Chas Gra!rein 0J Aiken Edwd Coleman 11 (traheun Walter Anderson Jas D Cannon JBA (irate David Andrews Judenn A Conway Neal Grover Chander Anderson John Connelly Jnu Genley Rob's Andrews A J Craige Geo Ft Green Rob't Armstrong aeo Crane Chao (I Cut hre Jno 11 Ash M W Gen Crawford Than Graff Lawrence Ashton V Crampton HOr (truffle Wm H Angly John Cummins D 11 0 irleeppe Sig Arnold W Y Curren J Hotbed( A le Andrews Jan Crawford W Hamann It . . . Austin Willis II Curran II Maley Thos R Ainbluster R 111 & Curran !Debit Hall Chas M Co Crosby Wm Hamilton F II Armstrong Joe Crop Mr Halo Chats It Batten Fmnl Crosby Jon Minn Ephraim Beeline Jacob Crete) , Michael Hall Wm 0 Baker Jos F Dann W II Hallowell Chas K Barnes T Capt i David Wm 11 Hamilton flobt Barber Oh! MI) Day JI) Col House Wm Cap Burke Chas Davis A Halm Wm Dr Baldoraton Mark Davis Adam 'Hamilton Empeon Barber Jos Darts Chas L Hall J hi Baker Chas Darla Jan ItarreyJoo W II Barron E 0 Davis W II le Healey Michael Bastido Y B Damara Jan Harper A Dr m a th s* . Dadesso Wm II Hayden rhos L Beacom 0 0 Deween Alex W Barrie Wto A Baldwin 0 d Dyer 01i - Hervey Jai 14 Col Baskervill It CO Dempsey Jae Hansen II II Barn Joe II . Dehonny Chas Haskell Chas L • Baker Chalkiey Deal 0 Hays Win Damn F k CO Devlin John Hartman A Bailey J 0& Co Dempsey Ben Herrman Lewis Baches Abraham Dean W A Haph Juo At Bartholomew V Domingo do Var. Hawley Betel D Barrett BenJ gee D Harris John 0 Beechee W W Dempster Wm It Hazzard Lemuel Bender 3 3 DeLelrn Jacob Harrison Jno 0 Benjamin Park Devereaux 800 F Hartman Fr Beach Wm Do Roux Armand Harm, Wru W Deli Francis 2 Devine Chas II Hartz 8 Bell Jan 8 De 8 610 Consul Haven Thee Beau Rev Whiners John 2 Rand Bla Jr. Co Beach Julian Dibble Jonas W Hosting Itobt II Beale J Henry Dickison Lawr'co Hannon Jno Beneson Jae Thsormeau J Harley J 8 Dealtler Wonig & Dickers Elias Hart Jno 181 08 88 Co Doherty Chu nay Wm Birchler Benedict Doody James Nature B W Bispham Wm Downing/no C C Hawking Jno bird Joo V Douglass Thos C Harris Boni Billings Jimrnol Dodge It J Headley John Bigelow Ilenry A Draper John Ilendereon rl II Dlachburn Wm Dupuy Chaff ] renviir Philip Blunder Jon A Durant Ell Hanna Wm Blake Edkdllen Semi Itemlingo Th II A Blodgett JD DUthane John AI Ml!Aeon Jim Boulden Wm F Dungan Eli Hendrick; JIL Bornot Flinn Duberry II II Ilendereon W W Boone Wm II Dunlap Wm Hearth Jon R Myelin Jos Duncalle T Hop JnoDr or Kep Bodine 8 T Dubucbet O'A Ileacock Wni 2 Bott Bind Duane Jan Hubner Chas Bonelll Jno Erlsinan Emanuel Hill il Addlnon Bond Henry Eldridge David hills Yerkes &Co Bosch J G Edwards Simeon Harley 118 & W Boilachewelt Carl Egan Win Holmes Wm P Bodine B 8 & Co 2 Eaton Rollin 2 Holman Jno W Bowey I McKim Edwards Aug Houghton Chas Brown II Elchenberger J A Hoopes II L Brown 811 Egbert Dant Dr Hogan Chan L Brown J 31.2 Eldridge Jae Holton Barb( Rev Brown Joe Elliott Wm Houghton IPm Brown Semi Ely J Lindley Bolters Win Brown (leo Elliott Win II Holman Dant Bradford JA IV Dldow 2 Hellion Joe l' Brown Thin Elliott Jno Hood W P Brewster Edwd Eagan Jan Holland JII Brother & Co Emerson Dr II ninon Win Woollen; Harlin Emery Moms H Runt Philip Bryorn John Evson R II Hutchison J 9 Britt Pat'k Env:m.ol(mi Ilunband W 0 Brubaker 11111 Felder Jon B Hubbard 8 G B tinkle Joe It Ford Stephen D Huber Tobias Brownee Banal Family Vetter Hughes Francis Bell Frauds Faris Lewis Huntill F Brady John Perrin Lindley II Hull Then Brooks John H Famous Jno R Hunt Bawl Mean Wm Pciiron Geo Hunt .1 P Uratlß B Dr Ferguson Jon Hudson Thos J Burton A Y Fairfield Geo , _Hughes Chas he Burgella &Co Ferrli GII Hubert Lyttle ton Burner. J 0 9 Farley Bryan !fillings Abriin Butler Bobt • - Fairbaln Joe Hughes Fra n cis Bulkley it B Field Beni Jenkins 11 It Booby John Flynn Joe II Jackson Jae F Burgess Wesley F Flock John Jenkins Jacob Thitne Jan 7lnley lit B 111 Jacnbe Thee A Butteeton - Fentsternracher H Jacobs Cornehun Turk pi D Fitzpatrick Peter Jamieson Wm II Burkina(' JG 2 Fisher CPW Dr Jackson B 0 Dr Cahill Jeremiah FinloyBanil P Janney Frank Carey Bled Flot,A & Co Jeffrey Bonbon CRUMB Geo W Field Jag Johnston Peter Cann W H Fleehtito FDr ' June. Pennington Calmbach litich't Meld Joe Dr Jones (leo E °maiden lames Flatter 811 John L S Carr Wm k. Oo Poo henry • . 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Lodge du Progrcee Patrick JM D Stewart John W No 495 Parker A Co Stokes Edwd 11 Prospect Lodge Patrick Dr J Steams 8 W Emp ro Lodge No Patterson Wm 11 Stacy It la 101 Partition 0 • Stankovitch A Etirmony Lodge Parker Geo Stocker John No 18 raffia Sant II Prof Shield & Co Loan and Trust CO Page Wm Blockhouse Pavel of Philo Palmer John String Jos McAthawaylas l'oton Robt Stewart Jos BleCaffery Wm Palmer W R Capt Switcher C MoClurgh C DI DI Pinker That Suplee A II ACo Paffiler Wm R Sweaty William McClure John Paine Dant A Rev Painter& Co McDowell E B Preooe Chan Sullivan J H McCullough Jno Peters Thos Swann Wm E McDonnel Alex Peirce /coitus. 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Jno A Thompson J 0 McGinnis Jno Poque Wen Tillin Jim B McLoughlin Rev Post II A Y Thickary T A Co Mr Protean Lary Jacob Tilley Hugh 3103101e° Jlt Price Jos Thomas Alex B McNamee Jas l'rovent COndin Tibbals Saml McPherson Camp Preston E W & I Thompson J MoMauk Jas Prscht& Vaneiil Thayerlesac Mclioary Robt Proprietor of the Thompeon Jai 0 Mackey Chas Dr Museum Thoinpsun 31 E filagee Jan Priddell It It Thomas Jon lifalseed Jae P Pordygnit AIA Thompson J 0 Col MON inly Jno Rapsoyder Edwin Thomas A tl Micky Danl Randall J It 2 1 bomnao & Nese Macdaniel Albert Raymon 0 Thompson F Mann 11 II Radcliff Geo 0 Tilly Uriah Mammy Robt Rankin A J lit 11 Thorne Thoe Marsh Augusta A Iloymond Thai Tipper K E Maples Joe Roily Delo' Tyson Carroll S Masao E Reed (I B Dr Tourer Bernerd 'dory P D Reid J no W Treasy Geo Martin Henry Read Geo Torbert W L Matthews B 11Capt Reinek Henry Trickier Edw Mari in J P Read N Sherman Turner Mess Co Maul, Hebrew & Renaud A G . Thompson J & T Co Rawlings Chas 0 Tuibill Gea Marioa A 0 Reid Peter Town John B Mawhinney A Dr Reed JAI Watt Jacob Mil ton Jno Reese Henry I Watts Toth Dr 2 Mayhew linml Reyes* Jeran P Watson Jno Heckling duo Righter A Gibson Walise Palk Mellen Jno Riddle Rob't Walker R R Mellen Adrian L Richardson Barn 11 Waters E G lifeakiu Chas Richmond i D Wallace Edad Meagher Then Reichhelm Dr Walker W E 2 Mellon Ohs It Rich Chas IV Wagner Cyril II Meier N Richardson W J Walton Jos 0 &fickle Jas Ritchel Mr Walcott L & Co Mitchell lif Riggs Dau'l Walton Thor, Dr Minentore Jacob Richards, Ringold William Elr 31sui Miller duo G A Co Wallace A Micky Mlllison Jesse It Riley Richardson Weiman Ilei or' h Mitchell Cairn W RldJelly G W Rev Went C W Mills Dom It Ritter 8 West Banjo Atidatetras Hen 0 Rickey A 0 Wildon Miller Chao Capt Rlcharda II 11 Weaver John 3fichellon Jae C Richardson David Weeley Jno Milick 13 II Rev ' Richardson CI Wenhan Jas Miller Alex Roue F A Weever T T Miller OJr Rowand Jlt Dr White E D bliddleton Chao Rode Elf Whipple IL C Miller Christian Row G Henry White Albert Mitchell 11 TDr Routbjl. Wm P Wheeler Angus Middloton, Witt- Rose lease White T L Inc° & Co Ross Wm White Jno Mitchell 0 W Rogers Tim Capt White Wm Miller Chi Rogers Dr Whitehead T J Miller Stephen F Robinson Alfred White 11 A Miser II S Roberta Wm Williams Isaac SClOlin Mores • Robison & Hunts williameon John Miller C Robin Chas Wiley J 11 Mitchell Mosoa Rodgers John Williams YV Dr Miller John Craig Rodgers Edwin Williams A Leach Moore John Rogers Win A Winans E It Moriarty P 31 Ross Joe T Williams Jae Morrie It P Roberts Robt Wiggins LI Hon Morriss E Iligee Joe Ulernion L 31ontgourery Jai SOAR S Dudley Willett J V Mott Jesse Capt 'toyer Iles W Winning I' B Moore Thom BOAAJacob {Filson J IV Illorooly Wm Roberts Geo B Wilkoison 11 Moyer Mahlon Root Junius Williamson Dli Monastry J D Roberts Jos Copt Wittman II Moore It C Rutter David Dr William Henry Moore Bailey ityley Si W \CHOI. 0 31 (1 Metes Townsend Ruonelle Bawl! Winchester IV IV MOAN/ IL Russell Jae William 8 W 3lonrow JOB Chas Ruffin Geo Wlodeor W It Mott Copt Runkle D Wittig E Morrie 11 Salmon David Nelliol J 11 Monroe Jos Scott Robt 2 Wood A 3loyeee Chao Capt Savage Win J Weck el Mons F Molloy Park dames Band Wood /1 fl Montgomery And Salenger A Wood Albert D Moore Ed Scott Jaii Wood itobt Moore Trios Schreiber Franz Wood Chas I, Moore Eduard Scholl A N Woolston A D Moore Jim Schwartz Sarum Wooriont J3l Moore Jno P Salts Win Wright li 11 Murray Michael Saylor Joe Rev IVught CS ' Murphy II R Sargent RW 2 Wright Joshua Murray Jos Sanders Bobt Wright A C Dr 3lurphios Jan Sargent AI Wyatt TII 31 unrohow 0 Sellers David Si Wyman, Byrnea A Mitts Geo Seineladie French Co Myers Thee Teacher Wyman Thai !livery Jon Serra' Si Yanderal ice W Murray W It Sellers It E A Co Quigley J II Newell It Sedge wick P C Voight Anthony Eakin that IV Seize .1 A Yenully .1 D Noble Dr Seymons G C Yen Riswiek .1 r Nevin Alfred Rev Seebolt Peter Questa Jae Nickles, Sarni Is Seller Mahlon Yannatuan Jno Neall ins SOalYell Jae 31 Yangordan 0 S Nolen Jon C Serrill Jno Quincy Wm Nagle M / Secretary of Lom- Quinn NY P Rev Norhops Deal bard Ins Co 3 VAN Wick Blt Heron J 11 Shure A W Young IV I' Dr Nevins Soml Shock 3 11 Young Jacob Normal Joshua Shields Joe B Zoller Fray Neff Henry Shirk Cyrus Ziegler J A Dr Noll Henry Shubble Jos Zably Th & Go Norwood ins Shuttle ins Pinion 0 W Neilson Jun Shielde / It Yeller Henry S Newman Brother's Shippen Edw Dr Young Jno & Co Sharp P J GIDEON. O. WESTCOTT, P. 31 91ITE GLASGOW AND NEW YORK 8TI:1111.91111 , COXIDANIPB liplendid and powerful steamers, EDINBURGH, 2,500 tone, Wm. Cumming, Commander, NSW YORK, 2,150 too, Robert Craig, GLABOOW, 1,062, tone, John Duncan Aro appointed to Bait FROM OLINGOW, New York, Saturday, 16th December Edinburgh, Saturday, 16th January. tilatgew, Saturday, 10th January Now York, Saturday, Lick at 12 o'clock, noon RAVES OF l'AtiAAml, PROM SLAMIOW. Fn et Clete Stuerege, found with cooked provielonn VROSI 1.4 Rw TOM . . First Clll4B $75 00 Steerage, found with cooked pr0vi5i0n5..........30 00 Children under 14 years of age, half fare; Infanta iu Steerage, $5. Return tickets available within six months, by any strainer of thin line . Siret Class Third Olsen An experienced Surgeon attached to each Steamer For voltage, apply to WORKMAN A. CO , 123 WALNUT Street, Philadel BALL a. LORRY, Buchanan's Wharf, Baltimore JAMES RAMAN, 17 Broadway, Row York ja4•Bm tEoparnicroliips anb ZZlieoplutione IVOTICE.—The partnership heretofore ox . - toting between the subscribers, trading under the firm of BRIGGS & STEVENSON, in this day disaolved, by indult! consent. The bustners will be settled by lIRNItY STEVENSON, who alone la authorized to 11411 the name of the limn in liquidation. A. M. BRIGGS, HENRY STEVENSON. SOILADISLIIIIA, Jan. 1, 1859. OAR'S —The undersigned will continue the Tailoring business, as heretofore, at the old stand 107 North FOURTH Street, abore)111011, where he heidel by grid attention to business to merit a continuance of the patronage en liberally extended to the late firm... lIENISY BTEVENBON Pnit.lniarniA, Jan. 1, 1858, ,10-mwf3t* DISSOLUTION.--JOHN A. SIIRBLE has this day withdrawn rrom our line. The Mini mal wilt be contined ea heretofore by the remaining partners. LEIBItANDT, IIIoDOWELL . CO. January 1,1858 Ja4-3t OTICE.—Wo have this day givon J FRANK DROWN on lotoroxt In our 1.119100511. OUILLOU, ANDERSON, k PIIILADRLPLIIA, January let, 18584 J*44** THE CO-PARTNERSHIP OF JAMES HARPER and EDWIN BENDER, under the Brut of JAMES HARPER & 00. , to the Lumber Laguna, and ail EDWIN BENDER, Ourpentor and Builder, le thin day dlnnolved by mutunt column*, . . JAMBS HARPER, EDWIN BENDER. PSILIDSLPAIA, JPD. let, 7858 j.a-aw• 91111 E FIRM OF DILIVORTII,ERANSON, & CO., ill th is day dissolved by limitation. The boeinems be settled by either of the partnere at the Mote, No. 211 Mulct street. WILLIAM DILWORTH, SAMUEL BRANSON, HENRY D. LANDIS, JAMBS W. VANCE. ratLlDlLeut .1, Dee 81,1657. 152.20A* IIISSOLUTION.—The copartnership °x i" Whit between TIIOMAS MADDOOK, Jr" and LEN/MITT B. RAYMOND, under the Ilrm of MAD DOCK, RAYMOND, & CO., la this day dliwoleed by mutual conient. Either party la authorized to alp In liquidation. MADDOCK, RAYMOND, & 00. Mee Removed to 2 North BIXTI.I. Angry 1,1868. jal-fmwilt Legal nub Other Notices ...... L'STAZE OF JOSEPH L. PARKER, deomeed.—Whereas, Letters Testamentary on the Notate of the late JOUPEI L. PARKER deceased. haying been granted to the undersigned, all persons Indebted to the said &state are requested to make Iw. mediate psymottheroot, mai %hoes having claims are requested to present them to OEOILIA P. PARKER, Rxecutrut, ,jai -mew* No 914 LOIIRARD St . above Ninth. OFFICE . OF THE UNION CANAL CO., puicAtmuniA, January 2, MS. An Adjourned Meeting of the Stockholdere or the Union Ctuud Company of Peoneylranla will be held at the Office of the Company, No. 228 WALNUT Street, on-MONDAY, lauunry 4th, hut., at 12 o'clock ht O. THOMPSON, EtecretarY. NOTICE.-A Semi-Annual Dividend of FIVE PER CENT. on the Preferred and Common Btocke or thi BEATER MEADOW RAILROAD AND COAL COMPANY has been declared this day, payable at their Office on and after Mouday, Jan. 11th L. CHAMBERLAIN, Treasurer. PnicAuatentA, Jan 2, 1858. ptLiMit faro ellobe. CHEAP HLOAKS.—Wo have now a COMPLETE ASSORTMENT of tow-oritea Closkii for Ladies, Missee, and Children made of BLACK AND GRAY CLOTHS The prices range from $1.75 to $5, and tbe workman 'hip, material, style, kc., are believed to be superior to the generality. Also, liner Cloaks, many of attach are MUCH REDUCED, TO INSURE SPEEDY BALES. Fearlet-Centro Broth!! Long hhawls. Omits, Whites, two-faced, &c at $9 Heavy Black Thibet Long Shawie, $8 French Blanket and Day State Shawls. Missed' and Children's !Shawls. COOPER & CONARD, PIS A. E. cor. NINTH and MARKET BANK OF PENNSYLVANIA NOTES JL. TAKEN AT PAR FOR DRY GOODS CLOAKS AND TALMAS in every variety, at all prises. BED BLANKETS at 82, $2.50, $3, $l, 16, $6, $7, and S 9. A few very superior BLANKETS at 12, worth $lB. CRIB AND INFANTS' BLANKETS, a full assort ment. BA LLARDVALE UNSURINKABLE FLANNELS, 31, 373,i, 44, 60, 02, TI , $l. SCARLET, YELLOW, AND TWILLED FLANNELS, all prices. TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS, AND TOWELINGS, eery variety. IRISH SHIRTING LINEN, RICHARDSON'S but make, all qualities. DELAINES, OASIIMERES, ALPACAS, PARA AIATTAS. BLACK SILKS, stew pieces very cheap and goal. WRENCH CALICOES, yard wide, beet goads, end very cheap. ENGLISH PRINT], 300 pieces, of the newest and prettielt styles. BEST CONESTOGA TIMINGS, several widths and qualities GENTLEMEN'S UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS. LADIES' UNDER VESTS, very nice goods. CASSIMERES, SATTINETTS, AND BOYS' WEAR. MOORE LONG SHAWLS. BROCIIE SQUARE SHAWLS BLANKET SHAWLS, every price and style, both Long and Square PLAIN SHAWLS FOR FRIENDS, a few choice klub. KID GLOVES, WOOLLEN GLOVES,SILK GLOVES, HOSIERY. YARD-WIDE VELVETS at a great reduction. FANCY SILKS Several hundredireeds REMNANTS for sale VERY CHEAP. We are receiving NEW GOODS every day. SAMUEL S. HESS, N 0.923 MARKET Street, north We, de3l-0t between Ninth and Tenth. PARIS AND VIENNESE DROCIIII LONG SHAWLS, At Ett, pJ ElO, 1.11, anti $l2 With a large assortment of eapertorgoods, which we &reselling at eery redneed pric a CAIRWEN, STODDART, k BROTHER, Nom. 450, 452, and 454 NORTHSECOND MEET, ABOVF, WILLOW. B ROAD CLOTHS, oessnnants, SATTINETS, VESTINGB, Doya' wear generally ' And Clothe For Ladles' Cleats. Frollltho late Auction Salm at REDUCED PRICES CCIRWEN STODDART k DIMMER, 450, 452, and 454 North SECOND Street, de3o above WILLOW r V ARIIOIV BORDERED CLOTH TABLE COVEIIB.—We have just received one ease er su perior Cloth Covers, in Drsb and Drown narrow borders, designed for Friends; also, the sa m e with centre pieces, and Mum Covets in similar styles SHARP LESS DROTLIEKI3, de23 CHESTNUT and EICI lITII Streets OHRISTKAS PRESENTS OF REAL vv IVORTII! Fine Black Cloth Cloaks for E.S. Beautiful Chenille Cloak/ for 54 A great variety of Cloaka howl:: to 55. LONG BROWN mums, ALL WOOL AND MK, FOR EL L U lTet a l i ni n li g li7eCnilneBiravr"lnfrolTel,Bl4toc 120. VERY EXCELLENT ISLA'CIi. SILKS. Fancy Silks clueing out below coot. French Merinos at 600. IlogllshCobourga very cheap. Figured and Plain all wool Delaines for 2dc pot yard. Fine quality Plaid Cashineree for .25c., double width. 001.On8 OF OCR OWN IMPORTATION. [rich Linene, of the very best make. Ladle.' and Gentleinen'a Linen Ilauilkerchiefa. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Rid Mores. We have a very large Monk of Linen Table Cloths, Napkins, Towels, Cloths, Carminieree, Blankets, Flannels, Carpels, &0., THORNLkY & CHUM. del9.y N. E con WORTH %ad SPRING GARDEN. We buy and sell for Cuh. and have but one price CLOAKS.- 011EAP AND FLEOANT CLOAKS The Isrgestt. t bi,n4sonsestekt.k of YE L YET AND CLOTH CLOAXS In the City, AT ItXDOCIND MONO, AT OEO. FRYER'S, No. 916 CHESTNUT STREET. 49.2 B UYS' CLOTHING. V A. 110 YT k BRO. Have now on hand a very large aseortment of READY-MADE, GOODS, Suitable for the present season, which they feel disposed to sell Color. ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS, 6. W. CORNER INNER AND 0000t000 EITR N. D.—We hare a large assortment of uncut goods, or superior quality and wake, to order from. dl-1m L ADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS, AND KNITTING ZEPHYRS. NEW GOODS OPENED DAILY, J. G. MAXWELL & BON. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STORES 1096 CHESTNUT attest, four doors below Elsitmth And 3l tl 8. BECOND 81 below Spruce. FACTORIES.—Noe 93 and 9T GEORGE St , Tenth, and SECOND Street, near Union. Orders mode at a few hosts' notice. se22 tor& lietnovals - REMOVAL- C. 1' AW(ILT T ' HAIR CUTTER AND WIG MAKER, Has removed to 1028 OFILSTNUT .treet, four doors be low Y.I.V.VENTII. 02- tf R EMOVAL. JOHN STONE k SONS, BILK AND MILLINKRY 000/okl, RAVE REMOVED TO No. KM OLIESTNUT STREETJ A/04111011711. d02.5.2wit Oentlemneo Surniebing etootto VINE SHIRTS, rnado to order, and war ranted, of elegant material and superior work mansblp Also, Drees Stocks awl Geatlecuen's Wrap. pore, at the Premium Store of W. W. KNIGHT, 612 ARCH Street, above Sixth. n021.y -W RAPPERS! WRAPPERS' WRAP PERK '—A very large and elegant asaortment at reduced prices. Also, heavy under-clothing of all de ecrlptions for gentlemen's wear, at W. W. HEMET'S, 812 ARCII Street, above Sixth. no2l-y WINCHESTER & SCOTT, GENTLE MEN'S FURNISHING STORE, and PATENT SHOULDER SEAM SHIRT MANUFACTORY, No. TIM OHESTNUT Street, above Seventh street, Philadelphia The attention of Southern and Western Merchants, and Strangers, Is particularly invited to this improved cut of Shirts, the most perfect fitting article made. At whole. We and retell, and made to order. and.lyif 350 VALUABLE ENGRAVINGS, IN ELEGANT FRAMES, PUBLIC SALE. FRENCH, IiNGLISII, AND GERMAN Plain and Colored Engraylogi, OF THE STOCK OF A. B. ROBINSON.. Will be sold by M. TIIO3IAB A, SONS, Auctioneers, 15 guineas 8 without reserve, AT THE STORE, 910 CHESTNUT STREET, SALE TO TAILS 11 . 1.102 OS MONDAY AND TUESDAY, January 4th and sth, COIISIENCING AT 11 O'CLOCK. Pictures ova for inapection. Catalogues three days prerlous to sale. de29-tu th s mit FIVE POOR ARE SUFFERING.—ImpeI- A. led by a nonce of duty, the Board of Managers of "THE 110 ME 'MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF TILE CITY OF PIIILADELPRIA," appeal most earnestly to their fellow-citizens to come forward, to aid them in their ef forts, to stop the cries of distrese rising up in all parte of our great city. The Society has, at this time, under its care come three hundred sick, while hundreds apply daily at Its office for help, which it cannot :afoul, owing to the low statu of its treasury. In some of the Wards of our city Clete are no Relief Associations, while the operations of alone in the Wards having such organiza tions, aro necessarily limited. This Society has deter mined to take care of Its sick as well and at long no possible, but what shall it do for the hundreds that ap peal to It daily for assistance! What nay the citizens of Philadelphia to this' This Society has earned them well and faithfully for twenty-two years. Shall its operation, be ■topped in such a time of distress so this ! The managers wait a responee. tE011(1E LI. STUART, President. THOMAS T. !WON, Treuttrer, 434 MARKET St del9..v.fm.3t R. K. ROE VLICII, Secretary- SAVING FUND.--UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY, corner of THIRD end CHEST. NUT Streets. Large and email sum received, and paid back on de• mend, without notice, with FIVE PER CENT INTER,. X$T from the day of depoait to the day of withdrawal. Office home, from 0 tiotil 6 o'clock every day, and on MONDAY EVENINGS from 7 until 9 o'clock. DRAITB for eale on England, Ireland, and Ooot.Lend, from 11 upwards. President—PLUM/7N B. ORAWFOIID, Treasurer—PLlNY 119 K. Teller—JAMES R. III:INTIM rip W 0 GENTLEMEN AND THEIR 11 Wives, or four single Gentlemen, will find good Board, with all the comforts of a home, In a genteel, quiet family, by addreaslng I. B. Box 1390, P 0. Terms moderate Location central. Reference exchanged. d de3l-6ter FLOCatiNG BOARDS-28,580 fees Clue unamooder beerdA__, dos% for male br MARTIN & Aucauerza 110 Worn. Wat... Atm.% WHOM SO BLACK'S TNA WAREIIOvaI: AND FAMILY GROCERY WrOnv, BROAD AND CHESTNUT Streets. An extensive assortment of Choice Teas, and every variety of fine Groceries, at low prices, )al -at* viI'ILLIAM HENRY MOORE, FURNISH ING VNDERTAKER, No. 1415 ARCH Street, west of Broad, late ()FIR* Anil Street Lewd Conlon always on band VERY SUPERIOR NO. 40 TWO-THREAD V OILLING TWINE, just recairod and for sale by WEAVER, EIMER 4k 00., fra.-II NQ, 29 N. WATER Bt, and 72 N. WHAMS. Sales bn %ration M THOMAS & SONS, INA* Nun. 139 sod 141 8013111 POURTII MEM (formerly Nom. 61 and 99.) STOCKS AND REAL ESTATE—TUESDAV NEES. Pamphlet catalogues sow ready poontaining fall d• ocriptions of all the property to be sold on Tuesday nest, sth lost , with a list of sales of 12th instant, and a large amount of real estate at private sale. REAL ESTATE, STOOKS, 4c. Publie Sales at the Philadelphia Exchange *Hwy Tuesday Evening. V — Handbills of each property tossed separately, to addition to which we publish on the Liatutday previous to each sale one thousand catalogues in pamphlet form, giving full descriptions of all the property to be sold on th• following tnemdmy. IouItNITUBB SALES AT TEEM AUCTION STORE every Thursday morning REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE. Irr We have a large amount of Real Estate at• Pri vate Bale, ineludOeg every description of City mid country property. Printed List nuty be had ai the auction Store PRIVATE BALB MUTER. trr Real Estate entered on our Private Rale Re gister, awl advertised memlorualy in oar Public Bale Abstracts, (et which 1,000 apple' are printed weekly,) free of charge, BTOCKS, ac 45 SHARES CONSOLIDATED COAL COMPANY. On Tuesday livening, January sth, at 7 o'clock, for account of whom it may concerti-45 shares ComoMated Coal Company, !sn eers, county, Ps., par $lOO. Also. 5 shares Commercial Bank. '.5) shares Delaware Mutual !sanctums Company. $llO scrip Delaware Mutual Insurance Company—by order of Executors. Share Sn the Point Breeze Park Association, shares in the Philadelphia and 3lercantlle Libraries, and Philadelphia Atbeznermi, season tiekett to the Academy of Music, 5 shares American Academy of Music, 'hare in the Academy of Fine Arta Also. 5 shares Pennsylvania Railroad 51,65 1 5 scrip Union Mutual fosurauesTompeoy. Also, SA3O scrip Union Mutual Insurance Company Irr This 'temp is received at par for premiums. REAL ESTATE SALC-lAtil.llllf Thli sale will Include— AN ENTIRE AIIUARE OF GROUND. EWERS Y. THIRD WARD, OPPOSITE IRE EPISCOPAL aos- PITAL—The valuable square of ground, haring a front of 665 feet on Front street, 646 feet on Lehigh avenue, 645 feet on Fillmore street, and 646 feet on Somerset street. Year miriade fronts. VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND.—The valuable four story brick store, finished in madams stylo, No. 136 North Third atreet, above Arch. NEAT MODERN RESIDENCE.—Tim neat modern residence, No. 410 Smith Eighteenth attnet, below Pine. Immediate possession. Etectitor's Sale—Estate of Elisabeth Lippincott, DWELLING —Three-story brink dwelling north side of Parnsh street, east of Ontario street. VALUABLE LOT--Chestnut artist, Germantown REAL ESTATE SALE—JANUARY 12th. This sale will Include Orphans' Court Sale—Estate of John B Jones, Deo'd TIIREFATORY BRICK DWELLlNO.—Sontheast corner of Ninth and Poplar streets. MODERN RESIDENCE.—Neat modern residence, No. 61.3 North Eighth street, below Green street. FARM OW THIRTY ACRES —Desirable small farm of 30 saes, with improvements, Cheater county, Pa , near the Chester Valley and Reading Railroads. 101 l particulars now ready in handbills. PEREMPTORY SALE--STORE AND DWELLING.— Three-story brick store and dwelling, No. INT Costes street, west of Twelfth stmet PEREMPTORY SALE—TWO BRICK DWELLINGS —Two three-story Wet dwellings, No Ohre street, west of Twelfth street. PEREMPTORY SALE OP PINE ENGLISH AND FRENCH ENGRAVINGS OW HIGH COST AND BEAUTY Stock or Mr. A.B. Robinson. On Monday arid Tuesday !Corning., - Jan 4th and sth, commencing at 11 o'clock, at the store of Mr. A. R Robinson, No 510 °heat:tut street, above Ninth, will be sold without reserve 850 choice and beautiful engravings, many by the most celebrated Englisb and French artists. Toe collection embraces a variety of very interesting subjecti, in neat and elegant frames, the whole to be add, u above stated, "Oboe% metre HI" Catalogue. with particulars will bs ready three days 'merlons to mils. Sale No 139 and 141 South Fourth street. SUPERIOR FURNITICIIIi. FINE MIRRORS, PIANO] FORTES, CARPETS, Ac. On Thunday Morning, Jan.llh, at 10 o'clock, at the auction store, an exten sire amortment of seeconi-hand familiars, =trots, car pets. Ae , from families declining housekeeping. BUPERIOR FIRE-PROOF CREST —Also. & supe rior Iron fire-proof chest, wade by Yrans # Watson. Sale for &meant of United State. CLOTHING, BOOTEES, DRUMS, An. On Friday Morning, 'Tannery 15th at 11 o'clock, at the auction rooms, for account cf the United States, 234 uniform coats. dla pairs woollen overalls, NA fatigue jacket.. 166 linen jackets. '25 watch coats, 148 cotton shirts, 31 blankets, , )07 [Kir bootees. 40.3 knapsack., Sa yards scarlet cloth, 44 tenor drums, 3 bass drums, 110 drum amass, lot uni form and fatigue cape, pompom., belts, hair mat• tresses, Ac. 1.13 Terms—cash, payable in specie. AT PILIVATZ BALE. Mares to the Academy of Mimic; Point Breton Park; Philadelphia and ldpreantile Libraries; Athenanun, he. " PARLEY" AT PRIVATE SALE. The elegant country seat and farm, hi:ova as Far ley," late the residence of Richard Paxson, damned, formerly of Dr. Elhlppen, le offered at private Palo. 101 l descriptions may be had at the *notion 700011 111 SCOTT, Jr., AUCTIONEER, (rucces- Jur• aor to WOLBERT k SCOTT,) 431 CILIterrNIII. et , opposite the Custom Uouse, between Fourth and firth Streets. VCRS! VCRS! • Oa Westneaday Morning, Commencing at lOS o'clock preciaely, we will sell without reserve, an elegant assortment of fart, in seta, for lasttea , and trusses' wear, coosistiug of capes, talmam victorlnes, oelerntes, cuffs, a.— of asble,stlohernlan fitsb, stone martin, ermine, Siberian squirrel /Lc Also, gents' fur collars, fur glares, fur capes, 6 e. Also, a variety of large sise carriage an.i eleigL tonal!, VALUABLE STOCK 00 STAPLE GOOD9.—AIm, from a Jobbing House declining busiuma, an assortment of wool hosiery, men's knit wool jackets, snipe:niers, depaines, shirting:a, An. EMBROIDERIES AND MILLINERY GOODS —Also, an assortment of Ifrench and Scotch embroideries and millinery goods, Trench artlBciala, Sc. Mao, a variety of Germantown knit goods, lamb's wool abide and drawers, hoods, comforts, aerate, Se. insurance Companies .FIRE INSURANCE, ET TEM RELIANCE MUTUAL INetURANCE COMPANY, OF rustsneerule, On Building", Lainited or Perpetual, Mercbnudiee, Furniture, &e , IN TOWN OR COUNTRY. OFFICE No. 308 WALNUT STREET CAPITAL, Sin 903. ASSETS, 6250,413. Invested SA follows, 0,0: In First Mortgages on City Property 41119,200 In Allegheny county 6 per cent. Penn's R. R Loan 10,003 In Pennsylvania R R. Co 'a 6 per cent Mort gage Loan, $30,000 Cost 26,500 In Penney !eagle R. R. Co.'s Stock 4,10) In Stock Account for Ames in sundry Insn ranee Companies 20 4190 In Scrip in sundry Insurance Companies 425 In Bill* Receivable, buoineee paper 51,3tZ In Book decennia, accrued Interest, iko 3,160 In Cash on bind 9,625 1230.473 CLEX TINGLEY, Prerident DIRECTORS Clam Tingley, Georg* M Stroud, Win R Thompron, John R Worrell, Geo W. Carpenter, Benjamin W. Tingley, Robert Steen, 2 Lotbrop, Charter S Wood,: II L. Carton, Samuel Biepham, Robert Toland, Harahan Hill, Cornell as Staeanaon, Jacob T. Bunting, Charles Leland, William Itcitaar, W. M Sample, Phial gb del9-firiorlm B. M HINCIIMILIN, Secretary. ►(IIIE MUTUAL. HEALTH INSURANCE JL SOCIETY OF PENNSYLVANIA Oince, No 114 South POURTR Street,al,o46 WALNUT . , (Up. , lean ' ) Philadelphia CAPITAL, V.X 1 ,000. SILAS DREW, TIESIVINT. Financial Committee *-0 L DROWN, J. JOHNSON, E Y HAZLETON. The object of this Society is the creation of a Mutual Fund, to be applied in the moot adeantageous manner for the benefit of its sick members By the payment of the following yearly deposits von will become a Life Member of the Society, and will be entitled to s weekly benefit if you should be disabled by sickness or accident from atteodiog to your ordinary business or occupation Yearly /),pozler jdfcmban rnder 50 Years of Age 11. 00 00 00 per year draw /2 per week 3 `• " •• 300 4 00 " •` `` 400 `• •` 6 00 " `` ‘` 600 d 00 11 11 11 600 u 7 00 4411 11 700 .4 800 •• `• 8 00 `` 000 " "10 CO First week excepted. In addition to the above an expense Fee of /11 II wilt be charged the first year which laud be paid at the time of making application and the yearly deposit in thirty days All who wish to become members of this Society should make early application All claims will be promptly paid. Office opon from 9A. M. to SP. de3o-y ID MARINE INSUR IILADELPHIA—Offics, NO. if TRIAD. DNLI TAKEN." Wm. M. Swain, Jar. Walker, John Anspach, Jr., /no. McClure, B. N Burroughs, Tho. 0111•1111, J. B. Ilughee, A. S. Gillett, P. D. Sherman, Turman Sheppard, Wm P. Meter, tam 2 Jones, M. D. J. P. Steiner, Joseph Klapp, M. D. R. A. Shackelford, Lion. JOB JONES, President. 800. G. W. WOODWABD, Tice President. Imo. 0. IdoMciars, Secretary. JAMIII B. ALTPIO. AllailltaJlt Secretary. noil-am..if CIIRARD FIRE • AA ANON COUPANY, P 802 WALNUT street wait DID nal inucd COMMONWEALTH FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF THE ,STATb OF PENNSYLVA NIA.-003ce, N. W. Corner FOURTH and WALNUT Streets, Philadelphia Subscribed Capital, EOOO,OOO. Paid-up Capital. 1200.000. DAVID JAYNE, M. D., President. THOMAS S. STEWART, Vice Pree't. !Lamm. B. Moos, Secretary. sully KEROSENE OIL, DISTILLED FROM COAL KEROSENE LUBRICATING OILS This Oil Is not only CHEAPER, but SUPERIOR TO THE ISEsT !PERM. It will NOT GUM - OR CONGEAL AT A LOW YESIPERATURE, and it will RUN LONGER AND KEEP THE JOURNALS COOLER THAN ANY OTHER IMIRICATING MATERIAL. ID — Machloiste and others are requested to call and examine these olls at the sole agency, 0F.011,0.E M. FBEE3II 4 , Agt , dol9-3m-If No. 116 Walnut street, above Front REAL MOCHA COFFEE. 75 RAU . AND CUANTSR NILES SUPERIOR OOLONG TEA. .100 iSitiltrED P/CLAGIS rcrc 4411/LITY Just Iteettlud Itt ALLEN CUTHBERT'S FAMILY Tgl BTOILII, 29 9 ET , above 011ESTNUT, de9o•dt Next Sharpleee & Bro., Ur fivalas T OY S , FANCY ARTICLES, CANES, CHINA AND PAPER. BABIES, GRAD, PIPER, BEGAR. OASES, MOUS, AID PCZ.I.LNIi, &C. With an endless Variety id other Goode, juet opened GEOROD DOLL, No. 14 NORTH SIXTH STRYAT CANES or every (105Criptionmounted with Gold, Silver, Ivory, de Canes, Opera litanies, and Crutches neatly repaired kleSo-1w LEAD !-1,000 PIGS CHESTER COUNT Y Refined Lead. For sale by L MOSS, WALNUT Street t Jel•St second door below Fourth Oaks bn auction. FURNESS, BRINLEY, & CO., Nos 2741 and maser? Sired 141-y BY ALFRED M. HERKNESS, PHILADELPHIA HOBBS AND CADIIIOI. ..BAZAAN. aootheast corner of Ninth and Ovate fits., 00 tacto Chtstaut and Walnut stmts. !r Sales of horses, carriates, and Unseat, had L e ..DLIATI.V every DATIINDAT MONNINO, Mamboed , oe year, commencing at 10 o'clock eaz The harness, largest collection of atm sod wood-hand itrosta, Wat & ia the seen at this establishment n f , or prhate We city, gay be JO n _eurbetee received on stomp. tales attended to on reasons/de tame_ TEELIOUN, AND MANIAS. Oa Montlat. At 10 o'clock, at the Saturday B tu ., war ne sou, harms, vehicles, and harness. JAMES A. FREEMAN AUCTIONEER, NO. 422 WALNUT STREET, *Arne TOURER. CARD—BALE MOtaraoLD PUESITURE—TRS DAY. 1,17" We beg sa l sa to of the Inaba that ere heti our mats? weekly of Winton tray Tai= oar &tutors gums ROOM, NO. 427 ._ W STREET, utters orrery pomade athenttow gum to ob tain tke highest prises for tke goods of time who coy favor us with consignpo nta. lionillea hiring porticos of their Walton, to oce of, or throe deattain Nonce keeping and not wishing sales at their own dVlft ran hare their furniture CAREFULLY RENOTI OUR BALES NOON, WHERE THEY WILL REALIZE BITTER Paw= FOR THREE FURNITURE THAN THEY CAN OBTAIN TROY ANT OP TILE = TURF DEALERS OR ANT OTHER AUCTION IN THE CITY. irr Perseus favoring u with candguastals era tort assured that their property trill not be soothes& ur COULIIIiIIIIiOIIII more moderato tbaa limo &arra 7 say other Auction Honig in the city. Mr Consignments respsreolly salseited tur..ls 4 ea 0014 REAL 3 6 91 ; d111 Thu We at the Eschanve, on Wednesday weenhaf, January 13t1e, MS. at 7 o'clock, rill Orphans' Crean —Yetete Jeltit7Wrec'o. TWO 'RARE HOUMA, arnmsxr arr.. MSS' ?RENEW WARD.—The lot et (mad, with LIM fIf•JIMI Loses thereon erected. northwest side at lionsenent street, 100 feet northwest frm Almond street, Kim resat' ward, 20 feet treat sad 100 feet deep. $l7 groonddent. • Ili" i6O io be paid at the rale. Sala at anuer of Broad sod RatO BU. MINERAL CLAY AND BLACK. LIAO. O i Tumidity Atternoca, Jan. sth . at 4 den.. at the wardroom dJ. St. Smith & Co , comer of Broad and Sam atroda, will be sold, on account er wham it may waters, If bbla mineral day et black lad. AT PILITAIR BALI. A lind-clar Priatiag Cake, vita l ;i i eod at kW- We, kW bridal; greasee, two sal one Adam at the Auction Type and everything re. nedadry tar beams". And, Sto SAMUEL NNEIAT THAI S, AcsT, O I TI ON SEcußtt, THIRD Rom O , boosWa N sst o , na pgadlo b id, saly l rsoon Baliw ofd bonestfroodools, A. K., isle IS o'clock In w rreabsg. Oct-door Wm sad mass at Asstlos Rows, al * toodad spa Qs ;mot satigiden , tor O us. CAPITAL SITADS. 11stelikisAsetfir tit test Thisty Tors. Agrassees mods has ono dollar lo tie ads um Dia moods, Ulm Plato, imrslry, Ilsolvate.liber elmodiso, Clods*, Torsilero, Boddlag, Wws,lessiosl * lsstr my oassobs, Glad, Hones, Ossztagos, ail Sara a[ Clesexiptios. An goods am nada so? Loeb at Ow wad arm!. AD sdramess, enist mais kazoLNAI &saes sed awn* will be alurrod 2 per eat. per naatra rad Mr, tie lowmt market tr.l4. ?We More Holm Emit • depth et rot feet, bee biro fire ar.4 War-pivot melte to store an ealeal&a, awe pd ems erakkatea for Mr premiere ; alas, a beery laza rear* afiletted Ice tie benefit et all perseattealag soak wtmooed spoe N. aereant at Lai.; as Inatlanell earn*, We agate is prepare! to leaks strum* es snare ogle hater, aatt aezoirorooWlop lama thee asp Maw fie tale atty. MME;;S;;=;I AT rartiors SALI. OM Patent Lem SAS *icy Watches, imm, td Clothing mill be sold at rellsend prim. In O A U. c B O N A NB, A YYYOHAIIICII4I. R XEI faXTH and ILLCJI ntreeta. AT PRIVATE BALL..bold sod Meer patent haver, Loping, English, Swim, sad Preach vidahea, jewels?, of every deigaipthen,maaieal lastrauseute, Re., Re. AT PRIVATE SAlN....Armaget en ascend leer, household furniture of every dinctiptitra. Inds R , mat tresses, carpeting, lo:other Omani, Buoy articles, he., e. de. Chit-door isles attended to by tit Assam eer Charges very low. a weter. clothing, jew., de. 4/.0 , solicited. ki kTW'S PRINCIPAL WAN OPINE, IL E. Ceram of Sixth and Rare Streets, When gooney will be loaned oa sad aQver Seta Watches, Jewelry, Iriamoods. , Dry Gaida, Groceries, Some, Rardwane, Cutlery, 'tare, bed ding, Rorie., Vskicks, Haroare, Stoats sad on all ar ticling of value for aay leurth °Mimi agreed ea, on mere satialhatory and anal terms Guest say Alm aortal - tialuneet_ IL. NATHAN'S. N REVS groat sale of forfeited Watches, Jewelry, Gam, Pletob, Musical instnisoients, A.., yin telephone shortly. Due notice will begin*. WEBB'S most sale at Dry Goods, Clothing, Beddiag, Se., being forfeited eollatarels, will taiga plats abortlp. Dos notie• will be given. AT PRIVATE SALE, AT BALT TEI mom. SELLING riticrs.—Degble-bottcazed and beating cam gold patent lever watches, of the most ap proved makes; hooting case sad opals face gold escape ment lever and !spine watches. fall jeweled • bee reit enameled lever and lapin* erstches for lakies' ; • gold jewelry of every description; silver Ism sad watehea, In hunting come and opec Coon silver Swiss, and trench watcher • general emortsaint=l: alter*, beds, mattreeses, Mirror.. lac. OUT-DOOR SALES SOLICITED, aadsharges to all the times, low. .Consr o gi p r ente .i. of description a goodseudisited for MOE EY At I VANCID on all mad evny tied for public ea private sale, or to lie held far a limited time. Charges low. GORGE W. B.IIEITH, AUCTION - 1= a&wadlL arm of BLUM sat 50171% taw in - 1T11E49 SALTS. SALTS ITERY RAIITADAT 11131343, At TX o'clock, at the Anetion Store, of Herlocze, CO; lery, lionsetessang Articles, cloths=, Watches, 3ciral ry, Taney Artielre, As. 2mustments j~iUSIC_IL FUND HALL. GRAND FOCAL AND IN . 3TRUILENTIL CON CERT FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE NORTIURN [OR FRIENDLESS CHILDREN TRGEUDAT EVENING. Janiiiizi 7, Ifs!). Tickets .1 Lee" Jllss JI:LIANA Ci MAT, SIGNOR TIDERINI MR. BARRY RUDOLPH-INN. GERMANIA. ORCHESTRA, . MR TEICNDLR, COMDECTO MIL II3 CARL SEXTE. PART I Wilhelm Tell Rees 1 Overture GERHANIA ORCHESTRA Caratias Ernanl levolas• 3113 JUT-ULNA G MAX 3 Grarrl Arm Trontore ...... SIG TlBExttit 4 Solo for Piano. MR HARRY SANDER- 4 0S 5 Sleiliennea Meru Jrunma atr.ies 311 M JULIANA G. MAP. 6' Chorus from Tanhauser GERMANIA ORCHESTRA Aria From Ls Faronta MR F BEDOLPHSEN. PAWL 11. 9. Overture Et. Bled GERMANIA ORCHESTRA Liadu dl Ckarcoutui 'tl JULIANA 6 MAT. 10 Al-l+id• Sooth-atta _ CEEMMI 6141N0R TIBERINI 111=11122=1 GEIMANIA ORCALMiI El:MMit:== ut JULI.(N.t a 3UT 13 Gran•l rtntots for Pmao LIARRT SANDEILRON ID=M33E MI S 3 JULIA' G. MAY, BIGNOB TIBER'S', iR REDOLPHSEN The Piano on this inmate:l has been kindly Duals:tr. d by J h GOULD Seventh nod Clestant streets Doan open at 7 o'clock Concert consmene•gasster before 8 o'clock ja4-dat /Ir is. D. P. BOWERS' WALNUT STREET THEATRE. Sole Lessee NES. D. P - DOWERS. Acting and fltsge Ilszsgsr ....... EICEDiOS. MONDAI Jancutry, ith lea The Entertainments commenting with the Plsy, is $ A cis, entitled TIII6 Iir:47EISACR . . Muter Waiter. Mr Conway; r Theme Cliford, Dortifee.a, Jana, Mn Bowers, Helen, Mrs Conway. To eonelede with the laughable rane.4 THE LIVE INDIAN. Corporal Tim Mr J E. Ovens; Lieut. Wilson, Mr. Beach, Julia. Mt, C Jefferson Price, of AdmLsnon SerireJ Seats In Preis Circle.... Parquet Box Office open . tions la o'clock A. M. to 3 P. Al. Doors opened at a stouter to 7 o'clock , curtain will nee at squirter past 7 o'clock. AvHEATLEY's ARCH ST. THEATRE --SOLE LESSEE. W. WHILS/TLEY MONDAY EVENING, January stn, 1638. The performance to commence with the Orstid Spec tacular Play of TOE LAST DAYS OP POMPEII. Atbatee, Mr E! Davenport; Lydon, Mr Wm Wheat ley; lone, Miea Emma Taylor; Nplia, Mrs E L Haven port To conclode with • New Romantic Drama, entitled THE SCALP HUNTERS; Or, d SISTER'S LOVE Regain, Mr. E. L. Dsvenpert; Henry Haller Mr. W H. Myers; Rune, Me. Tannehill; Adele. Mile Daven port; Zoe, Miss Ernms Taylor. St:ILK C PRICI3 —Boxes, 25 cents; Secured E 4110.3. 38 cents, Orchestra Stalls, 50 cents; Slats in Prints Boles, 75 rents; Gallery, 13 cents; Gallery for Colored Poisons, 25 cents, ?mats 13ox in Bantu for Colored Persons, 38 tents Box Oface open from 10 A. Si until 3P. M. Doors will open at 6,! o'clock; performance to commence at 7, precisely. VATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS, I. WALNIST STREET, NEAR SIOUTH. LESSEE WESLEY BARMONI. ASSISTANT MANAGER It JOHNSTON. EQUESTRIAN MANAGER TEIOB. KING. MONDAY EVENING, January 4th. 144514 the performAnce wal commence 'Ad the Gre4l Loc4llDrnma entitled THE POOR OF NEW YORE. Paul Fairweather Mr Proetoe LlOOO2Oll. Mr R Johnston Gideon Idea!good Mx Gila Alois Mrs- Cunningham. Lucy Fairweather Mrs Butler PRliii4 or Aottisetus—Z Cents to atl parts of the Mouse. Doors open at 6,ti o'clock. Performance to com mence at IX o'clock. OLD FOLKS' CONCERT. .4.r NATIONAL HALL, MARKET, Street, above Twelfth FATHER KAMP and his Old Folks wilt give FIVE GRAND CONCERTS, a Ancient and Sacred Music. in Costume of Olden Time. en each evening of the weak -sth, 4 3th,ith. Sth, and 9th January, beginning Tuesday, the sth, at 7h• o'clock. GRANDFATHER FOSS. geing on 97, will preside at the Great Grandfather Fiddle The anesrallelad success of Ode anrinlled Noineal Company in other cities, where handreda could not gain admittance, 11l the largest halls, bespeak for the citi zens a great treat. Come one, come all, hear their meted music, sad see how you would have looked had you lived one hundred yearn ago. Single tickets 25 cents, at the Hail Rosana and family tickets for sale during the day T" 14 MAENNERCTIOR , S" ELEVENTH Animal FANCY DBES'S BALL will tete place an TUESDAY, February 16th, ISSB, et the sipper mist lower Saloom , or the New NATIONAL BUILDING, Bate street below SIXTH. Particulars in future advertise ment jant Lett SARFORD's OPERA ROUSE,— ELEVENTH Street, oboes Cbeetnat. ETHIOPIAN FULTORMANCES THIS EFILNENG. Ethiopian Life Illustrated by Sanford's 'hemp' of Stare—New Dareoe by tke Fanfold Children. Domoopen at I o'clock—to commencoquetter before elgbt To conalnde with A LAUGHABLE A7TEEPIEOII. Admittance 23 cent,. B Wi,saer MSEMEEEME IS Cents rrg
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