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MN wire 'vs,:.Rewaltriz ,LPHittang AND vont,.
m a sss,late*sa trauttfaelhaficeier of,. tor.,
tafTherightildetters of -General, WeshiasteAltat:
t ' Preildeht. , ',oothetrialted!Btatie -"Thb 'plaintiffs ;
etiti; that : Colonol;,TeblatrLear : Nvint,` fir -many:
yosreAti . littin'tooretary,A CleneratWasitington ;
thatli_ollo4ll4Vlelini,4 of AhltiAlitugehold, and ,
. ' his, t 4 4 )...1i5e„,ei11, Allied • ' tkat, during, eliesetelatiena '
linnetilltinkbigtokwroiny , and , sant *at Ware!
lollm; :Colonel Lear died' intestate, tit' mating
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ton, -110 , 18111McsiViist-14stialies , D:Iittir„, 'itahipli
wife, and, his Wm; lleniamie,Lieoeliiisear;hattl'of
hilieiintet ifiliiriaisti, -• Wife 'Was here 'in tha.yeer
t _ 17014b1a Soette,st-law,,and,nttof fkir;h rt om
the.eet drilffLetis deAlts the abeanduhe
' WidOmiVe 1 4 0 th3 1 gatalbugttt) t ke 4 6 i4
. JawYeWeiprlimaidfould.tentribus
to
*part; his atepenether rltedlortijit Lineolttplar
. died in October,
„.I,B3.reliatinitimidlallK.Vrili
in Julio of thlf.Aitate• yell ",at 't ins' lima,„of ells
. • adth- bkNifttvliotitlior : ALA . teiiwitld - leave
issue; hip ,wl,ll,bequliatited'att e tltie .siepinother
all the furniture, titettaktreParty, do., in the dwel
.
, VA kocteowd,akeopm-resd estates.rhollet•etoidy
eorede hfit property la Portsmontliftitlitay,tvitifie
imainderte litiolifateial ittWbeltyPtelitC - he
gave the - iesithkeqolda , itlfep.ahfiointi exiee.4ll,
*ievoirsionaticiffia iffiatrefeibadit t e i death
,of hip tilf_oxialaso to -Id a )lifbk•-,Wt ',,, , : P- • -- I T ' ' ''
death orff: L. Lear a "daughter vraa born Wianini
.444 110 , 1 1019.03 4 -14.1 1 P414,104AttbkpilangirewIni in
*le keit.-litdow-Juni,tatit of kini.zthiadaughter
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was marritattothCplilutiffr'Wiloorayref-on - the
80th etanguet;•lBs6l-aftir thedefattep,b,erliftliti;
. - this plaintitlentila; Aeldeict'Witithetallt relfty
as her adepted itangtOir, ihtli.,llllll 'tsiti:biAtkrte
, . yean,i,framma,R..'!LitaKiiintinise fii reside - ti
Wl:ablest& Altiltier death, in Deoember,3BsB;
'.! she left a will appointing Judge Dunlop and Bay.
I • ard•,,Staith ,-,exeoutUrejlobials Lewpas, the able
owner Urthe lettere up to the time of his -death,
and po other pereen.hadany interest t•herein.;• the
.
, ... lettere., were written ,".between the' ,years7.l79o
' and 1790; gio pernonalzroprosentattres of Wank
, !, ington f eittint no Attie - Or' intereet.:'in' these
•letters, , ;•--witiob had7;feettilned liiillitt•;lieuse ,
. .
• tut Benjainin' Linable Lear TOO' fielOfei_elltis
thew. deethtttida owit,dendee4 pelatteritel 4-
, , intaletratiotPot Vides lailiq . estat e - trete- ever •
, ,
AOKI* Ptit,e , V , WhottOtni , C,-4 1101 0.1turRewrIrcIrk ;
. - the, diatiketlbselemin , ,Llneoln Lear the - . let;
litter ._
tors remained in theasnie hense,‘ hail the defend
.,eardlattny, as it ; tio alleged, took theiso Mid' now
_„_ _ holds possession of thetn. ,Au plain tire alsostate -
-,, w'l''.-/..-libUgasi-. Am; IPSO,Franca IV tear, "Oen
being oonfinedwiroo.-4_ by....1i0r la* Clem .41-;
" rooted' the' defeadadt,tanny L." - iWeeri ~.'_ait,
the relent* of tellers now luedisputemted • seed:: it'
'to" Mei, Pilison, - motiler of Ron. James Masoti, who'
.wastheirlieuptor of theAluitedlititiallonillie;
State of Virginia, and to accompany the'velinne ?
. of -lettereirith' ii.liotertoldre: Maiati, exPrelodrig
the desire of Epees D. loser, that i theyabontd be
ltell'ilthieate` tOiltietientlnt.;the4oll.• tabard,
IltifelfiVt 'PM adelpitid; and bet "desire that, isfr.'
Rush should makewhatrossadte deemed proper in
. .- the way, of publicatioantAhe lolumeoffatten,.
..` and that he should eventually' err/MO:Air their
- pre*ntatiori to the Oda of Virginia, &Mich - thee,
and meuelt., manner lid Itbehmild-thildt - Pte* ",!
• zzand hien attegtstll4 thatOlanbirbaort, we'll& be
, a pro_per channel tletingtOrhlah Meiteidealscloidi
• atilttteqtAbO,-letkits•tli'llle State, of Wirstela., - hut'
• leasteg everything in relation to the ultimata Mei
. .4posittext.of them talf4-.Ruslr., /Letters - 0)f- Miiiiin- , '
, nitration on the estate of Tobias Leaesiele Wand
vbf-tiniShoftattYoniolv'Yo'rk APril,lB; Oaf; to,
. •?plaintlitfli - ls'yte; hiright`erfdd,irlfe.Y,Plale
, tiffs demand'postganon brthejetters. , ,• - ' '
:Mrs; Dighed,:xlfe.ot.tlie ~ Ravr:, D r._ - Higbee,'
' asepsis the rigittla d lieetkpemession of these le tters. '
-The ,firstovite . of ;Leer Aval,dhleW Dallbriddis;
. --Moce , ..of-difra: - .Washipstotl,_ • • nadoeusid tcfloneno-;
dote John fierily, wholviifidieniffiliali'l Tither ~'
, ~„
Jobvllerdj'aeMtlie'retesi i he - only, of liirs.
, . Was' ldirsten. -• '-' - - 0 ,-- - '`..:--" ' 4 '2 ,r„ 7,, , ~,.•, .; '
'TIM' letters, the
.plaintWeiy, werat t irifieit !du) .
- riiiiii iiiPtioolimtn,Of o siP thq monthOf 8004 1 / 1 - 1
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bet in :the - Jroak 179 u. ancLending in• the -year .1.799,'
and 'to:nodal' st' varbetrof eubjectai many , of them'
of_snthltiteterest, and-of greet intereat goalie dc-!,
acendentiof, lublas Learcentoe of them treat of
'COW ran ' anent of tber houselied , henieheid of
, ;wand An - ThilitdelpidelAti the. early; part, of
'
-Hie first idn' n'tlWierm l atid:arravalitable 'add
e it 7 M l) qt"- .144;;Avin*d; Plaidlar, phases of -Ada
isiartte s ifer'aime,ottlfeKtipetofforeisn political
t'-` 161 1 1 .E. ,80 41k Of vseivtainik of,domeetto politics;.
•
someofliPpoiatmenta to olio ,0 • Borne of them relate
to theamengation'af-„AheilWArtifdsnitif some to
; theSPrepalation-vrWashieStdriteaddiSsiftd,Con-,
'i gins, an4 . o9#na tehay own detnestioaldTedividitW
beeb?,ere.'jetrlX'Zlg/tlifat-tebtle;-tCkibe, , ,Prtratti
affair; ttil i kliiteinese.ef.:26biaeltiar .ear - ;aisle
`is - ii,t onn, or;behintineto - TObiae...loo,ll,l4nrinii
„fi,atii:2 - oik:Any orMaro4-1183,-audattestioehr.the
'",settlitneilt and Mornay of the/moon/I ta.bf , Tobias
1 Learviithtleturral - Wlishington. 'All of•thent hare;
as actual value to beir oweer,,like - sitiyetlier,per
. aonarpieluirlyfinal !lateen : Actual intrinato-value
its ourtositioe,:endas,imphitent Clear - M.ora Of,the:
histefy ef,the,otiuntryand•ef-Washinitext, and as,
' ;fitinable eentriAtio, rati? , tlio,history. of that time
in ,faet,,the -plaintiffaimpthesa lettere lieSsefts to
, •!. them Itialtioist.a,theractor - that ho money Could
, menanxiid. i'' '4'2 , 7 ",,,'.. •:,,,„, - ' , ,L4 - .. - ..1 ,
' ' ' l ril s' bate in iirely isine un•olt - ',demuirer,' the - de
,
, 'Veda - tiff oont i ondiok that'the Platilliffs were debar
. red by lifters olitimlidetration sot. having ; -Veen
, takeu, onVinitit Affer alnpse.of ever.fOrty-„yeara ;
”" and also that llfijfigheels lawfully-In possetsion
r - -andlogalirentitled to them.;, _ • , - '
- • Mr. Cream appeared moonrisel for the•plaintiffe,
mid Mr. Stoughtoelor the 'defendants. Deoiaion
''` - of,iieintiffet rintininit ; '. ' -
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'.... Ai.' Baturioft;llrit bletorian, was soateil. on 'the
' ',:henali beside Judge Darien , and at the termination
at thimotion was antrodueed.by the Judge• to Mr..
- ?Stoughton. , Mr...Bancrottasked pettehonon , te see
~. those very curious and valuable lettereof the Donn.;
ti a; biattirhard„ .1 'fr....Atousattni..,,,,,,,m-blia_Th.2.-
•
-'!-Ilstatonaid he donot te'enOrale bis%
, ,„ .
'tenon Wlll'hicallewtal toperuse them, . . _ ~,..
.COP,IST ERAfU tND DISSOLUTIONS.
Oolninkis . of. Tke
Press for tholast reor-days; i6iritt be seen that th 4
foltiriiingnotstionO ba - 00,ObitiabOry obrifusi.,
.nefforpo hays) klecil.madomittitlie Opening '_the
..Tho Lem, at ; FAExt;tisitiio S - 0d.„,145:dia4
,•eiiiii4;"•_l4lo)ll . oiiattnhkb , lttovni: licaltaticta ;
titer.
PTO i;:t400. 113 4
ahem, se the style of thefirm.hes boon ehaited 'to
pON;,.,,Pt*TtuI4II,;IA - :riglik . §.; ith4 whota,the
iholeialichaOt eidahoi haitaaja",viil be croatlined,
at tilt; 231Y-T:ToktPl'hitil
4 00 !!ka. - _,*4o 0,..#111Y: i 414
lON have withdim!a from firm . of , Kile; tarei
sFY., kl94Toloo, l li*kr:: ,7 4oN_L.. - Ayrt;
4*l:l9Tikekiligatlk; itittle:ihahislaoas tha )104
Arm. "
From *o6* 41,4iii,tiviirr;140041,1 5 4 - 4
' hake the itithatiltil of JouN A: 811 . EiLE
thehaelaosts t4thettentltp:iett under the lame style
of Arm
, Messrs. GitUtod,:".iitrutiaifori ? f,to "Co. haVe•gi'Ven
giitik. Nuolid'Ad interest ii4eirhuchteac ;
style of firm unchanged:.'
Thb Copirtiieribip• heretofore. - extetlig botaMen
Allks ewa r a Dtvl l4 RIMER, lumber roar
chants, trading ulder the-Mm of JANES HARPER
mittnal ionso4. -
been idisso,lvasl either of the, four
partneia„bitrikiiiitiMined 'iO - settie the 6usiziess of
the itrin.aktto store,-No: 21i Market greet. .
gloVirf.r:; IterLysT,:k Co.; engaged' Fd the fan.
dri t geods „hi/slain At 219.',414„Market etreet,
'"hav r e'esek4ted:,;rirth",theni eon generil fartner s
Mr. EDGAR O. faoero,
The ijaprirtiiiirelif4heretofOieixiettrig under the
firm , of Bai,ciatt,lartn;, C0..,; - goods jobbing
-ark - importing •lnerebanti, hae keen diveolved by
the,death gf Mr, 0. buriniek to be fret;
'tied lby eilreielig partners, - who have Airco
tkigi.--Ileteye.-4i!liN D:
P Y ggyil l ist,,*l Fauns, Andeithe general
firm of Amour., 6r , Co.
liff: . 1 110 s ;of: lioefem hos
ilvBrtoftieBBl/3. EDWARD RAINS, JOHNLE.'NELLOR,
ml 4 El norters 01-Ei , irie an Interest kakis business,
'by:/ta!pOitting ihetd ,•eithhinieOf iindorThe firm
Of Tina, .Ibler,Lon. /(5 Co. business ,conducted at
No. 8 North Third "stfeet: - -`-
The ;fir= Of, ATWOOD ,16 RALSTON, commission
ES atpe t' moratita ts;besY associated
_lir ill them Mr.
T R a ] huf L. • 3:t uc ,pitaiitrts -- . tbe T , firm of AT-
Placa of business; No, 533
street.L- • -
fetr.:Viatiottr.iien 6l ".
'l•geornotalt, r.etarc:o.,yrrLx.rattALveaji
titrapireANOLe
Lienin tjceVoedi o ti n i o f • a ,f r i goo d i
jibbing isrltfidade. , ;' • •". 1 " •
_ t
~, A llaufriatiferiaent;„itte:firtd,of,Bidkinqt:.KAL;
Lorritr:TOo.'har been dieeolved,by the retiring
of3lr. 4krilos vy . .fjoii,s;,the.beeteeits et theism
to be enttinitid,ie betiteojet: by the iemiilning
partners, at No. SP Illeiket, itreet. " , -
A new.l*foi k CtinAmierthig4nif Jobbing of
;,eiJirt,andi finey.;dryiLgo - ode • bei,bieti , formed' by
o dtrruda,W,PTTLE IPA ARLES ,-WATOON,
tEO
OG.if:bROIAOB‘ , 34 4bc'Sxniduotid:ay 32:5
Markoktryof,„- .`".
TEO
solved
t. kiNAßOU,lo#4 , :t.k*ttl,o 4 .43o l , ll r 46, 4194 i net
he named, the &rein l iquidation. -
, "fttiltWorrilertsl4;laiiiritif eiio
adiertelv leftrb,7,:leetieiliont, rather of Abipari.
neya being authatiand•te`etittko the business of the
'Lretifirki7iifito"."liftfolith' Fourth Itifiet," D4the
. 0,11114 Mb/I X•fr .
the business' (dry-goods johhife odd,
. 1,06 .14 4 ; -. 4 - o .?44t l 4l! l 4...4oY.ificL , fliiii of Vox'.
rtos,-14.etKisot ri• " , ,
tw,rl9oloneknotteeedrfitly:X4rAmtretnaletired
tr ent the tiritieUPT l , , -lit 1/.44,,C0.—Adr. Winn ,
having talsenjh el store Nn; grant, ,street,
where he will ol4d34,iOcamnitalerntmainella ,ie
cotton and woollen yarns, Mau ite Aria of
Ht rot & Co l hisAtVeT•lsqlglar:4l.6nati.
-4 ,
The pirftnisittip: he,lliteta eluting under th
firm orreStllsmOS4 00.. bad been dissolved h
bilti; - itai itiAit ieLiring fFemp , •
firm; the bantam tote °enthused' by On remain.
beenitedifelgy *Wet eensent, Mr. iasces S t
X . 011104i1h4 member of the Anti
V.e.141 eelitinient Wei** ark"?
.:11,01telnla*nit . .*Interits;:ledlermemandisehrresii
,Efitigge****Kantstatiotttitataftlindlenit
. li t leßnot!llitteMigliiniatpaltaliol4f
11-telteMtrulai Chestnut Arent. tt yy
,
V,20
044itrAlC 4 Vitt8;iti - sht.-4 . tr
y4pAowkaowblorglioqvofpbyaitedmrm
OHY this to be,
selgo4 theiirrjriWittioith4h, who will con
' tiF,,o ll t h,Rivrayr uoder
.419 •fixto : htilltrinwom..4 ;No. `4O
liteiket litreOt. S „,, ,
to/RW(1814 beieihfoi - o'
tßlzenre.: , A:. hi BRIGGS nail Humity ST&VIOSON hes
been dlaeolve~ by chOilehti • bhalhess to bo
sottied by The lettir
dbatlnno yitiorjait bun!.
liesi in hiiiettifote,"at NO. 101 Wirth 'Pouith Street.
The late -Ilnit'of ALIAVOLIC, BATRONIS, A Co. has
connect of pirate,
ejttteCeniber being authorized to sigh !I..liquida
tion. Office No.
,2, 1 5 North f3iiithotrfiet t _
' thi'old' ttim'altintiforr,laiEri; k.'Otr, bee
been dissolved by the withdrawal of Mr. Tawas
Astivirt ; 'the - business - (dry-goods jotibtak) 'Still
1. .
t in inikhntinundbype reMataitig partnete,ahtoi
408 and 402 Market street, underthe.firm of BAR.
AtiorT it Ca:. ''..
~.".. kiliettild 'partnership for the transact:ten of the
I yet ! iware business bin been entered into,
1110'ph of VANCE do Laanis,. th a genargl partner's
1 belnipLuina lit Virtng- and liasar, D.
t LANDIB
,7
ittheapeoial partriers'Wri,Miie Dirrivreitinand
Anil, . lift 0 86N I:. 'prirtnerfiliiii '.• to eotonienee on
ilia:first Instant, and terminate on the'4lst day of
Venemberi 1850.' ''
,-) The 'Aria of 19eiseit4.13oisstitflas been din-
Oli'ed by mutual oohnitit, : the Militates pt the late
altiiiiti? be settled' by, to rti'powamr, No: 201
eallowhlll street. - ...
B. Prallsox has assold . ated• with h !IS
hieCtirathers, , Messrs, Oncian W. and
*VAS Pirronsoir, who• will -hereafter transact
hOirkal OtteilkSa,'Of_ T.;, 'B. 'Pgrigsoir,c4.
' 'tab Itrik of -Web,. haa beau
dissalvAt=bforsirs.,ltt.,DiTlVoorijiii,Z 0:, GAR
nitri,annoimettig' bOsitiess 'of the; New
continued by them; raider:the
name of Moon .t.-41,annarr.' They also gilts notice
that rife. .I:,qd.AC SrAna t jr., is , the' agent for the
jeraey -Mills'. cottons is this
market. .
The lataoirmof A.:Entonxrhas been augmented
to.A. Etwoni - 4 by the former associating
Eusiness to, coh
dul4 49.',SEontit'Feartli street. ,
Theanpartnershipleretofore existing under the
ArtnfltoiVaratri ' plariss, st .I.,onan Iles been die.
iOnsent .7 - 021A8 BOWMAN
being alone adthrirised to use the name Of the Arai
in. the,settlementof its,late holiness, at Nos, 338
Wid ' etreet: , A nail firm has been
fornted_i it the future oondueiing of the wholesale
, grocery ,bastaelaybridr. Jonas BOIMAN assoeia ,
witEE ( Qelf Mr. Joni 11601 N. The buSiness
will be - iniratirlateltintamahl. sMna undue...the name
Wm .11. ' Honintaini & Bcuct lire notice that
they have made the following changes in their busi
ness: The Wien' dines trimming department to be
continued at - No. 723 Chestnut etreeti , under the
Hung W. '3. Xfonsratann* co. and oonducted by
hissers. ami. 0: Evans and W. 8. Ifassm., who will
share an interest in the business:. The military
brnio*Lito ' be;tvinibitied 'at its resent "location,
under the - firm of lionarWatar BROTKIIRS CO., In
connection with the Arm of lionsrnamn BROTIESRB
.4ilifiotiN;lll /UR! Yorit, - Und emanated by 41111';
11:•PitANKLIN. • t -
...Aiiibusiness_of.the firm 'heretofore eenduotod at
'Nd:'4l2 Coni.Meroi street has expired -by limita•
tion„and has . aeobrdinity been dissolved; the bn•
ttialitio,firizt_to be 'settled by' the Senior
partner. Mr. Wribian H. SOWERS, the latter
tiring notion the iamb 'time that he will con.
tinnelhe American hard Ware Commission business
atitti# old stand.' , ' -
';'%IXI74.I*OOD SMITH tianounoes Ahat he stilt con-'
drums in the jobbing hardware basin me with Men
rim A Surrn, at 1in::305 Market street:,
The pite cm - istINEN: TAYLOR, atock , brokers,
having been ikissolted, lie business will be con:
tinued at the Old otliee,:No.-325 Walnut street, by
Mr. Cuant,sa ilio'issautherized to use
the name of the Arm in liquidation. .
CITY IV MS.
CLORLI oe MR,P,OIIINSOE'S SALE OP PICTURES
—A great audience was attracted yeaterlor merninr at
the rooma of Mr. Robinson,-No, 'OlO Ohostnnt - street, to
attend the sale of the elegant engravings that were an
nounced to be sold at that time. Many of the pieces
brought prices that spoke well for the apprectatlen of
-Oise people ter, good pictures, though come it is true,
were sold at agreat'itielitlei - ' coneideriog their' remit,
and thevaluibleicathit included In the purchase. ,
h'otwithstanding the sale continued- long and late,
the - audience llngeredto - *triad with thagreatest ex
hibition-et - patiende;eihroing in evident interest Cod
Alletaotiert .in_ the_ sate „ail it pr. grossed. lipon the
whole, we sionld noCbe much surprised. if Mr. Robin
hen-would be induced to 'oiler another lot to the public
le the, satrieliay, cu we are Informed teat his etotk
.htataircely, been brc kea by the loss of those that have
been alreadyaold, :
. •
~,,1 1 ).rprics Vs. 141siisrans.—
Of Ali the virtues listice Is the beet ;
" withduAlt L .common poet.
Pirivreilshdihiceir, too ofe with courage graced,
1010 r nahow 111 that virtnemay be placed.
' , Tie our coMpiezion makes EI chute and brave;
~,,, . ....Anstiee:tretnreaust.and from heaven we have ;
All other virtues dwell bat in the blood ;
This in the SW, Mid gives tlie - nittne of ' good.'
e rf i rmulifitrtee, No. 807 Chestnut
;43e, -- •
0 4 N DIT.—A young.sinat went to a fashionable
bail two 'Smoke ago, ind beheld one of the loveliest be.
loge ihfat:erer, semblance of the feminine
figure, haunted the dieini of the poet. Proposing, he
was rejected, and, driven to despair, went to" provide a
- cerdineinSpermion,Vilien,PaiSirigthe'laahionable - ea.
tabljahnteat of plifton, Albright; No. s2t Chest
aat etecet, a Paw ides 08414 him ;, and; fresh attired in
spleadid style, again prefeaed his snit, was accepted,
and united in holy matrimony on New Year's day.
TB Pit IDBBT anhvAiNg COMMODORE PAUL.
nuto.—MeAttabariao sustains Commodore Paulding in
hiiseintrse - at punto Arent., and hakes written to the
Commodove:assiaring him of his eippOrt, and tolling
him to eisy,Anninie Omit it, bet just 'go to the Brown
itone Cilotliing:lfeli.of }lecithin k-Wilson, Nos. 803 and
440610biestnut street, above 'Math; and get himself anew
Coot..T: - wrote back to;. 8., saying ironically
t,laurini'e 7 ' y • .
Tilt -MONEY MARKET.
PonsbaLique, Jan.'s, 1858
"The stook market opened to-day with more ani
mation thiin mm]; and iniestment securities wore
held' with ooneiderible firmness.
_There,lcvery little disiCdtion to speCul ate, how
ever, and the fanny sloths, a!unf slow sale. The
prices at which these are held - aro far too high in
eareparisort with ether .eernmodities, and opeoula
tors for a rise are hard to find.
Those 'rib° imie been 'operating With that view
itava all they ‘ want; and More too, and we do not
antioipate any material improvement for a long
time 'coffin: The_ comparison - of the prises of
stenintiit4stif last aid at this time, shows afar
lens proportionate kleclitie - -than the prices of any
kind of, merehandise. : Flour, grain, 'cotton, pro•
visions; every, thing is down lower than stooks,
and bardly reasonable. to suppose that those
:will
advatee very considerably, until the emetic,-
ration is produced - by sound cansos, general 'in
their effects. '
We regret to haie to record that another of
our Insurance Companies has been compelled to
Stop.. The .Independent, lintuaf-Insuranoo Coro
pany,-wo are 'informed; have Conveyed their as
aetsAirtioed of Crnit, John li. ,Diehl,
'Thomas Beaver, and llamas) T. Canby, for the ,bo
nein of
TIM canoe of, this Step, it is said, has not been
thedosses by sea, so mush as the failure' of many of
lbe subscribers, whose notes form the capital of the
company on one hand, and the non-payment of the
I notes, received for _premiums on the other. .
failure of onstomers to pa • as
boon a nar y .• , ,as Wee with
. • 'open all marine 'lnsurance cum
but the tnntual cOMPArges, suffering un
der heavy losses from -this cause, turn in vain to
_their stook note!! for support 'A large_ proportien
of these, too, aro unavailable, some eubeoribers be
ing bankrupt, pthera embarrassed; and still others
who
,ask a, long
_period of. Wish - lob to ;riot
their obligations..; , - . •.,
No manaffeatent, however prudent and scratin
tzing, can be suooessfuken a huts like this in ilexes
of' unisirsai commercial distrese, and henceforth
wehope that no more insurance companies will bo
allowed to go lnte operation without a bon4,- iff6
pitid-nPettsh daPital. The mutual systent'ofisaa:
rine ineurance.bas preyed itself to,be an exeelli3nt
ariltigement for- good dimes :and .easy tloanaes
but it, will nobetand the , teat of a severe commer
cial orbit
' In making remarks, we :would not bo on.
daretix . mlits reifeotbig upon tfiaintinagontent of the
"InlOPerelelit7.ClpinPaef,,tvhicb, hoe bithisrto, t.ii
jeoyect ienitertion_ for
,lioisorable dealing
and prompt settlemmitsotrid which, in resolving
to 4cittht is acting
.sotelgor the.bost:iitoreats onto' oroditors..
— ;The:lo4c9rln'titte thir prlndipal flgtired of the
-a t t4lgeß l * , / 44; Peter as published,:
=
ikakthriarkßeuik.. 881i,820‘83414,4319
bk or , Cotaineraw.7o3,lo6 - 160,964 50,590 .; 6611316
Bank Peartloi.,.. 676,708.127,698 . 18,955 368,365
TW 910 3 007 " , - 65 8, 9 1 2 z: 89,706 87,455 862,012
radantnenss .Bk.. 4N5,260. 112,1 6 0 , 26,750 939,299
Consolidattql Bk. 387,N29 . -_.41,193,, 16,920, 187,121
Bk. N. Ainer1ati.".2,123,786 -.848,691 ; 92,623 1,607,909
.r.bi1aVa,8aak,..:8,359,0181 957,000112,000 2,253,000
°Ward Bakk ' ' 1,886,579 155,280' 78,840 ' 949,501
7;;'iThe - fiirard ., Life Insuranoe, Annuitylend-TfllBt,
Company have de1:43360p dlyidend of three and a
half per cent. on the onpital stook for the last six
niartihs: This is Ono of
4 o dolt' litail9u.
' .; , iiitif l o,f:theltod in the 9Minify; and it, ii dn* n's
pleasure to olironiola this evidence of to . 81 1 0 ,
the ofilOird everagrief , the batiks in the city of
etv- 4 1:tokforlbereek: ending on Saturday last,
tfili,lagirregate
,ttie
ehilnites.from the :previous wieldy statemour
of Dee",4s,4tito „ = • •-•J ' • '
I»oroiae in Loans • " $647,048
1,419,848' .
.... --188,216
, '1.94,f1M 41 .',- 11 -.# 0 ,4 1 W 7 43 )8 Pee.ite; ,, be'r 4 APT
The speole averstaliOrlither -their ever: bete*
iiiitatettfttiVikkirtitiOth s6 ll 4ll Vlribtading
the operations or the Oearing hease foT,the week,
whioh, on lit - ill/akin/10in days; average $13,601,-
437, and the Bub-Treasury statement of liaturday
afternoon, the following is the general comparison
Witti the previous -week, , and, Mao' with the first
week in Jahuary lest year: .
OpitrigpriTE titaAPITUL'AMII
' Inn. 3,'67. /an 2, '6B. Dec 26 "67.
Capital $56.047,009 $04,,66 6,000 ;64,668,000
Vona 100;140,153 68,649,983 97,9112,036
Specie 11,172,244 28,661.046 27,142,909
Circulation 8,602,112 6,406,403 6,152,187
7 .7roas 96,846,916 18,696,228 76,189,897
Exo4onsos2 - 4108,387 13 601,357' 18,000,027,
a:indrawn - 63,677,829 , 65,0'3,867 09 , 05 0 10
In flub.Tronsury.. 11,430,160 3,259,736 3,601,602
PRII;ADBLiaIi 'MOOR =AiI:LANG]; SAGES,
Jann!try 5, 15513. , •
Reported by R. Manly, fr., Stock. Broker, No.
- NI Walnut neat.
If INBT BoAnp.
1000 N Penne It 84..;49 - 10 Lehigh &rip 3.1. X
813 81 Pennaba..thP.Bl h.. 24. 'do " 3314
100 City 65 80X - 12 N Penne 11 • SX
5100 - do:. .-...10ta,57 - 5 Beading It 28X
200 U 8 6e, ;GT 110- 1 Ciatawiiee II ' 6
500E0011,4n Oa, 43.80, 100 Long blend 11 ..•.,10,X
500 " -do , " "80 . 2 Monts Can pref,..93X
1000 Oily 6a new.94' . 2 Mechanics , Pg.... 24.
220 do ..t a i.,014w,.,94 , - 50 Oletolll9 9,X
10 Penniit.....oaalk.3B X5O 110 •0X
.50 • -do - ' ceah.3BX 12 do • 9X
60 do .. , .....0e1h.,38x. 50 do 9,x
5Q 'd0."..........,88X 50 .do fiX
24 - 40 ..... .•,. 4.,,4.a5yl 1
au . d 0... , . - 9X
6, do - • 38X 10. d0...1. 0. 4.:.. OX
IS 1 . do • "- • -38X1 1011itylik eaah.BlX
80 Beim Mee 11 C&P.SI , 1- 11 Park 51ech,13k.; „Mx
18 Lehigh Sotto.. ~ .03)t
, )IEIVN/11
1000 Oily 84 new.o4
2000 Penne 5a.,..08‘P.82
5000 dd ' CitP.B2
1500 do ' 0&P.82
10000 Phil &Tr lt 11e-08 -I,
8000 Bead Roa,'BB3da.osl( 1
• ' .
- BECOND
1000 011, Oa 87X
600 -- do - 87,X
1000 do t' 7 87X
300 do.. ...... .... 8734 1
200 do., .. : ....... 81 g'
124•8 ch Mac 31 L01V1..80
600 14 Penne B. 00.....49)4
3 N.Penne 11 0 -
3 Penns P. . aa)(
3 do - 38)4
' ULOBINa PR
86,2 Asked.
U Steteafe '6B-110 ..
Phlleo'a lot 00'..67:' 0734
, '<, -Rri...87 • 811(
~ ~ New.93X 04
Pernsyle /Pe 8114 .8215"
Reading B. ... '. . .28X 28X
d 4. 80nde 1 70.71 74 -
do hlnte+44.4l '
-do di010..0181( 006(
Pewit Rll 38X'881(
dlorrleOanl Con. 42 44 1
Soho N 6i82.1'...69 69341
BOARDB,
1000 need n OE4'BO 2ds eag
4000 ' , d 0.... '86..85.e0g
1000 d 0.... 10...0.603‘
100 Reading R....... 2834
100 do 28X
1 25 AlechSalcs ,
SO4.RD.
10 Penns It 38,14
10 do.. Ng
' 2 do 081 i
9 do 38.4
60 Long Wand ll_ _lO
2 Beav Mead It Oda .61
10 do 06cP . 51
9 Lehigh Benp 34
10 do - 04
6 Bch Nav prof 17
O.O6—FIRM. .
Bid. Asked.
6s , 82. prof. 17 17%
4 dock 0 10
Wrusp't & Elm R. 0 10
do letmort 74 .50 00
. de- . Um. 40 40
Gong reledd 10 10%
Viekeburg, 7 7
,Otrard .. 93 -
Lehigh - Me X " X
Union Canal 2 3%
New Oreek X X
Oetweirek R 15
ALBANY. CATTLE MARKET, Jan. 4.—Briar
Cliernx.--400 at market. Extra, $5; first quality,
$4 50; wend quality, $4; third quality, $3.50.
COWS AND CALVES —25 atmarket. Extra, $56;
flint quality, $4O ; 'second quality, $35; third
quality, $5O.
b'ITZNP ear, I.xxes.-500 at market. Extra, $5,
first quality, $4; seeona quality, 33; third quality;
$250.
BY THE PILOT LINE.
LETTER FROM NEW YORK.
(Correspondence of The Press.]
Now Yang, Jan. 5,1858-5.20 P. M.
The bank 'statement is generally admitted to be
very favorable, and to manifest a desire on the
part of the bank's not to impede any longer the
advance of any legitimate trade. Theenceurage
ment derived from the expansion of the discount
lino, and the large sum of money put in motion
by the daily payment of dividends, give cheerful
tone and activity to the market, without, however,
as yet making any change in the rates of interest,
or making things at all easier for those borrowers
who cannot show a Olean bill of health.
It is not alone the bankers who are afraid to
lend the money; but the wholesale merchant's are
just as timid and as anxious as to whom they ehall
eell on credit. It is this infectious want of confi
dence- throughout all the ramifications of business
that has kept trade in its present lethargic state,
and though we are beginning to wakelup, by the
noise of removing the killed and wounded, and the
arrival of fresh recruits, we are not yet wide awake.
We must rub our eyes a little more before
we can be expected to see our way quite clearly
before us. Cash purchasers—and they are be
ginning to arrive from the far West--can get un•
usual bargains just now, and those whose stock
hes run down ought not to let the opportunity slip,
if they can scrape together the specie to tempt our
wholesale dealers. To get credit, however, is a
different tank. A Western dry geode merchant
making goods on eredit,'ls turned over and scruti
nised in Park place or Exchange place se closely
as a doubtful note is examined at the hanks and
note brokers, but a oath purchaser ie treated with
promptness and moat "distinguished conside
ration."
The auction sales of dry-goods for . this month
are likely to be very numerous, and it is mid that
the Western merchants aro already on the move
hitherword. It is not thought that the shipment
of gold by the Persia, to-morrow, will much ex
ruled $1,500,000, the greater part of which will
consist of remittances to pay dividends duo
abroad, and not to meet mercantile liabilities.
Foreign Exchange was very dull to-day, at nomi
nally unchanged rates. With the exoeptian of one
or two favorite drawers, bills are generally
distrusted, and gold preferable by remitters.
The dithoulty in selling exchange operates very
prejedioially to the export trade of produce.
It in hoped that one or two arrivals of good news
from the, other side will make the market for
produce bills easier, and that the best relief
may be found in the ready realisation of our now
unproductive wealth.
There is the utmost indignation expresso. , '
doubtless felt, at the non-payment, in tt,tlA 41_
the necessity . for the coupon holden to send them
to San Francisco for payment ) or stand a shave of
leper cent. ' I do not wonder that the aggrieved
parties are angry.
The exchanges , at the clearing-house to-day
were $15,213,210.80, and the balances were $1,017-
:318.22. Tha 'sash trannotious at the sub-treasury
wore: Reeeipte, $15,110.17; payments, $115,-
524.01; balance, 3,078,202.01. The receipts for
customs were $34,000.
The Stook market was very active to-day, but
prices gave way a little from yesterday's rise.
There was a very large business done in State
Wag, Railroad bonds, and Government eeouri
ties, and prima were well maintained. The feeling
is cheerful notwithstanding the decline ; but while
the market is so unsettled, no one can my what a
day or an boor will bring forth to elate or depress
buyers and sellers. The plethoric state of the
money market, favors stock speculation, but a
good deal of caution is observed, amateur 'vow
biters being exceedingly wary.
NEW YORK STOOK
FIRST EXCBOA RD. HANGZ—Jso. 5.
21000 US 68 , alleoub3 112 2050 Erie Railroad lax
3000 Nlf t3s 1 74 10934 1
50 do alb 181;
2000 N Y State 5s 1 58 98 10 do 18,3
5000 Ohio Co TA 07 60 do 6101838
28000 Tenn Cu 1 50 80 115 Harlem It 65(
14000 do 80X 400 do 0 X
1000 Virgil:dells 88 100 11e1 a. Chi R 73X
12000 Missouri 60 76 50 do sOO 73
1600 3000 Gettig. '613
7 0 7 0 )4 11 Mirth d /v R . 7 9
3 0 X
2000 illich Co elx int 90 14 do 9 1 334
1000 Brookn Os oxink 87X 300 Reeding It opg 66x
10000 Erie bda 'B3 63 138 100 do 660 57
2000 Her let mtg 60 400 do 100 60
1000 do i r 65 200 do 601(
1000 Read Rbd 'BO 08 200 do 66X
5000 Mich Can 8 p a 200 do 06
Ist m Skadeon 84 100 do 11534
3000 loeCre & 6111 LO WI 200 do atO 65
6000 do 3t 100 do ROO 05%
WOO do 33% 760 do opg 60
2000 Tot & Dot bd 55 150 do, 015 66
10 6ler Ilk eoeip 103 123 Mich Con R 60
10 do . 10318 6 Mich as R. 1915
10 do 10334 60 do 410 19
30 National Dank 105,3 70 do 19
6 Am EX Rank 09 100 do 153 19
15 Am Ex Bic script 51334 13051ich Bo &N I phi 34
20 Metro Ilk ODX 150 do b6O 31%
160 Canton Co him 15 a Illinot6 Oen 01%
76 do 1934 100 do 01
2JO do 500 log 100 do WO 90
100 do 66019% 16 Clor Col & Cin RO5
220 (lamb Coal 1018 200 Clev & Tot It 42,3
45 Pacific MS BCo 09% 100 do .3042
10 do 69% 200 do b9O 42%
10 do 70 60 Chic, &R I R 73
50 Penn Coal Co 660 GO 12 do 72%
950 N Y Cen It 76% 300 do 610 733 E
100 do .10 7638 50 , do 560 73
200 :do 1110 7518 1378 LaOros & 2(31 R 1134
100 do IS 75X 200 do 5430 U'
100 •, do ' - blO 75% 30 Mil & film R 31
100 . .do F 3 7.5% 30 do 32
20 Panama It 630 00
SECOND
201340 VirgJuin fn fiB
600i0) RbY
Ili NY Cen Oa 82,44
100 Cum Coal Co 030 10%
MO Tenn fie MO 80
6000 Brklyn City fib 88
600 111 Con bda 86 .
3000 Ohio Gs 1860 101 X
THE II aftKET
Asass.—Pearla have opened at $6.75, with sales
40 bbls; petit are quoted of $5.02 x 056.76,
Blighilarurve.—'rhe market for State and Western
hour bee been very active and buoyant to-day for the
lower grades, and the rater' for low and medium
quail
tiee are Sc . tir bbl higher, with a good export demand ;
the salts aro 15,000 bbls at $4.30044.36 for common to
good State; $4.60e5t.76 for extra State; $8.30054 40 for
common to good Michigan, Indiana , Ohio, lowa, Re,
and 14.55650.16 for extra. do.
Southern Flour is steady, with sales of 1,300 blots at
$4.50a55 for mixed to good. brands 01 Baltimore; fancy
and extra do, $6.17056; superfine Alexandria, s6ess 60;
extra do, '55.75e54.115; superfine Ocorgetown, $6 60m
IS 76 ; fowl end extra do, 16656.60 ; euperfine Peters.
bitrg, $5.86656; extra do, lid 60440.60 ; Richmond
country, $5.750/43; Richmond city, $0:;$0.86; Brandy
wine, $6.
Canadian Flour isbettar for the common grades, with
•Salea Of 700 bbla at - $1.35e54.46 for superfine, and $4.65
406 for the range of extra brands.
Rye flour is steady, with sales of 100 bbls at f3ns4 for
the range of fine and superfine.
•Oorn Meal is more active ; we quote Joroey at $3 25,
with sales 61100 bole; Brandywine, $3.50653.65, with
Baca o'l,ooo bele adroit at 53 60.
Wheat is firmer, but with little activity, the sales In
clude 3,800 busliele. red Southern at 1.14e51.36; 6,750
white do 051121001.30. '
Rye le dull at 72(1'74.
Clete are heavy at 28632 for Southern, 83e37 for. Jer
sey, Pennsylvania and Delaware, 42044 for State, and
45a46 for Western. ,
Barley Is dull at 00073; barley malt is quoted at 85
sOOO.
White beetle are eteady at $1 37)x51.60 for good to
choice.
Canadian peas were sold yesterday In chipping order
at $1.17 41e bushel. Southern black-eyed peas $2.76 ;dfr
two buahele.
Corn Is firmer, with an active expert demand, and
"shipping qualities are freely taken at some Impressment
In pries the sales are 58,000 bushels at 68062 for yel
low, and 68664 for white, Including shipping lots at
62X 084, dialog at the higher rate,
Corros is Steady at the quotatlooe of ,hie morning.
PaoYlBlol46—Fork boa been much. unsettled, prices
varying, b e t wee n the opening and doing wilco, nearly
$1 per bit; the salon are 650 bble, closing at 514,85
0816 for new mese, and- $12.400512.50 rot prime
other descriptions are, entirely nominal, Dressed
Hoge are heavy at Piot/Mc. Beef le dull, with sales
of 100 Mils at $16,10 for country mess, $5.76x58.76 tor
country Prime, and. $11e512.60 for repacked Western,
Pylon mese beef is quoted at V 8623. Beef hams are
eteady with sales of-74 bbls .at $146516 •Becon le
quiet, with, come export inquiry, at 7)(60 for
Bacon, but without wiles ; rough olden are quoted at
, . Cut innate AN eager, Will aided of 70 caske at
BeBX tor hame, - and &PDX for ehonlders, Lard le dull,
with sales of 137 tea and bbls at axon. Butter le
selling mostly. MOSSO lb dull at our quotations.
Weisser Is lower, with melee of 200 bbls at 21e. '
imporlattotts.
(Repo:tut fOr The Prem.]
NNW, CvALSAßß—Barque Wm Henry, Young-427
Blida 'sugar 1100 Ws Molusseh John . B Budd; Ili puipty
cu4gi . Paultue7 du Massey.
PRESS.-PH1LADF444,114., YVED.NP:tipix, JANUARY 6,185 g.
)111.11ADERICIA , BOARD. 01 TRULL •, 4
EVRArit, 0, REMIT,
RiNCIB K, CIIPK, Commit , /,' or Ina MONTI.
Tous. KIMBER, JR.
OF TILE OCEAN STEAMERM.
SHOM THE UNITED STATES,
Sili4Mlll " /BOX ?OE
Persia ' Nen , York—LlyerPool
Amigo ~...NetlY York..llarre
FROM EUROPE.
' IraoW
Atlantio ..... Liverpool. ,Now York.:.. ...... Deo 23
Africa....... York Deo 26
Ilarnmonia Hamburg.. New York .... •ran I
Stilton Havre..New York Jan Ed
Irr The Vail tornis Mail Steamers will from New York
on the 6th end 20th of each month.
MOVEMENTS OF HAVANA STEAMERS.
PWILADICPUIA—From New York 2,1, arriving at lie
Tana Bth, and New Orleans 11th, From 'New Orleans
20th l Miran& 29d, arriving at New York 2888,.
Oscan Cirr—From New York 7th et each month,
arriving at Havana 12th, and Mobile 14th. Erma
V.'d, Havana 24th, arriving at New York 28th.
Cairawaa—From Now York 12th, arriving at Nampa
17th. and New OrleartslOth.' From New Orleans 27th,
Havana 99th, arriving at New York 86. -
karma Orrr—From New York 17th, arriving at Ha
vane 2.11, and New Orleans 26th, Prom New Orleans
6th, Havana Ott, arriving at New York 13th
Wasaloa—From New York 27th, arriving at
Havana let and Now , Orleans Bd. From Naw Orleans
12th, Mavens 14th, due at New York 18th. • •
.Isasin.—From Charleston 19th and 4th, dne at Ha
vana 23,1 and 7th. From Havana 10th and 26th, doe it
New York 10th and 81st
illaritte intelllente.
PORT OF PRILADRLPILIIA.,,Jan. 6, Is6B.
BUN RISES....
111611 WATER
Duque Wm Henry, Young, 14 days from 14 Or)oans,
with sugar and molasses to 0 8 Stetson & Co
Seta Virginia, Dunnel, 6 days from Savannah, with
lumber to Vottit, Martin & Co.
Schr lease Bich, Smith, 0 days from Provluestowo,
with ludas to Gee A Wood.
Behr A Manehip, Grace, 1 day from hlagnolla, Del,
wita 00.0 to Jae Ilsreatt & Son.
Schr Smith Tuttle, Heed, 6 days from Provlncetown,
with mdse to 0 A Wood.
CLEARED.
Steamship Virginia, Teal, Richmond, T Webster, Jr.
Bhip Westmoreland, Demo, New Orleans, Penrose &
Burton.
Bailin° Achilles, Spadden, London, T Ritbanisois & Co
barque A A Drebert, Hewitt, St Harts, Jauretelia &
Candid rs.
Br brig Martha Jane, Corbitt, Fire Island, NB, E A
Sender & Co.
Behr B Ilßtroug, Mott, Wilmington, NC, D p Stetson
& Co
Behr A Hammond, Smith, Boston, Cabeen & Co
Btr It Willing, Claypoole, Baltimore, A Grovel, Jr.
(ooereepoodence of the Philadelphia Exeltaase
LEWES, Del.. Jao. 4, 8 A ht
Two deeply laden herrn brige passed up yeatardiy. A
fleet of °einem wont to nen this morning Sebr S
Salley and four others unknown are In harbor. Wind
light from SW
Yours, &a,
(Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchange )
CAPE ISLAND, Jan 6. 3 DO P
Steamship City of Now York, from Boston. la now
.oing In. Nothing In eight bound out. Wind BE, with
ndications of an approaching storm.
Yours, An., VIOL B. MMUS.
TZLICORAPH TO TOE MOB.)
Naw Tour. Jan 5
The ship Amelia, mama at Great Egg llarbor, latast
breaking up. The sugar on board will be a total loas,
but it is expected the dour will be /wed In a damaged
condition.
Banalaavnv,lW Jan 4
The echr Liverpool, which had jou arrived here front
Beaton, mit burnt last night The Lou amounted to
$lO,OOO, on which there to no Insurance.
Ship Morning Light Johnston, hence for Panama,
before reported at Rio J aneiro leaky, was caused to leak
by a defect in the pipe rf the force pump.
Ship John Stewart, repairing at Rio Janeiro Nov 24,
would sail about 28th.
Ship Shirley, Allen, at Calcutta Nov 10, had Just
commenced loading for Bombay, to return, chartered at
510.000 for the round trip.
Ship Emma Jane, Jordan, from Cardiff for Callao,
wee iipoken Nov 23, tat 21 66 8. lon 27 12.
Ship Octavian, Pike, from Lienion for Australia, wan
spoken Nov 17, tat 2 N, :on 28 W.
Ship Jane Si Walsh, York, from Leghorn for Phila.
delphio, Railed from Gibraltar Bth alt,
Ship Thomas 11 Perkins, Wayne, wan advertised at
Liverpool 10th ult for Philadolphia with threaten.
Ship Resolute, Prince, cleared at Boston 34 bet for
Kingman, Ja,
Ship : Quebec, Watson, from New Orleans 22d ult. for
Genoa, was signalised OA the 36th, tat 33 29, lon 77 01.
Skip Arkwright, Darts, from Mobile 11th ult. for
Vane, wee nignalised on the 231, tat 26 22, ion 83 33.
'Ship Europa, Robertson, which nailed from Ai &CRP 234
Oct for Now York, has the following valuable cargo:
8040 ibn young hyson and 9778 do gunpowder tea, 4714
rolls matting, 1258 boxes fans, 11,414 do lire crackers,
47 do enlaced oil, 4 do cassia oil, 15 do C 11,411 buds, 100
do aweetmeata, 102 do star an iseed, 20 do vermilion,
1625 pieces pongees 191 picots raw silk, 400 pieces le.
routine hdkfn, 304 tone 004 marina, and 800 Meals
ca Bola.
Barque E Cohen Burgess, from Leghorn for Phila
delphia, tonal tied at Gibraltar 10th ult. repairing.
Barque Clifton, (new, 341 tone) Johnson, cleared at
Baltimore 3d tact fur Montevideo and Bucnon Ayres.
Behr E II Atwood, Atwood, hence, arrived at Boston
3d lost
Behr Tennessee, Wooster, hone, arrived at Portland
3d inst.
Behr R W Pratt, Golden, hence for Boston, at N York
yesterday.
Behr Ann, hence, arrived at Neponeet 30th ult.
Behr John 11 Allen, Babcock, hence, which arrived at
Havana 27th tilt, noted protect, having lest part of her
deck load (railroad Una) overboard,
Bohm Day State Clark, and Grace Oirdler, Paine,
hence at Boston 3,1 , Inst.
Behr John donee, Stevenson, for Philadelphia, wan at
Providence 3d Met
Behr Judge Hopkinson, Muncy, cleared at Baltimore
3d loot. for Philadelphia.
Schr Glum Parker of and for Philadelphia. which
want ashore 21st aeon Fire Pound Island, Gloucester
Harbor, was badly damaged, and after dlscharorg her
cargo of mackerel, was hauled up on the railway or se
pairn.
Behr It G Whilden, German, at Providence 3d twit.
from Alexandria.
Bohr Mary Emma, Hulse, from Jacksonville 22d ult,
at llostonAluit„.4ll4.-...1 , --..ff fazallekttita.
A letter from Capt Wm 11 Aldrich, of brig 1' P Deck,
of and from Providence for Apalachicola, which plat
into Key West on the 21th ult, states that ou the 17th
Dec, lot 27 88, 100 78 07, fell in with the wreck of •
barque, diswasted and waterlogged, upright, and appa
rently lumber loaded; foremast gone about eight feet
abore deck, mainmast standing, with the yard emus,
mina mast gone in the rutted( band, bowsprit and head
gear %tisane, as well as (dieing and anchors. She had
a full poop, painted white, with the shear of the hull,
and had patent side lights; was American built, Could
not make out her name, but the port from which abe
baited ended In "you." Her bulwarks and rails were
gone amidships on both sides, and had probably been
bearded, u the rigging was gone Crowell the mainmast.
[Possibly barque 1, & A Hobart, of and from Wilming
ton, NC, for Cardenas, which has been mission since
the Oth of September laid.
Idle Janeiro, Nov 23—In addition to the repairs re
ported on the ship Augustine Heard, the rudder pest di
found damaged. Ac the Manse of repairing will be
very beery, Capt Small has decided to reship the urge
to Havre in the French ship Oariwa. The ship Nep
tune's Oar will soon be ready for sailing A. surrey has
been held on the ship Waverly, and will be hove down
in order to find the leak.
NEW TORE, Jan 6—Arrlved, barque Clarissa, Petti
grew, Nue, Doc 21 Loll barque Louisa, of Boston;
brig. Anita, Owens, just err; Three Sisters, do; Anna A
Tyng, from Jacksonville llrig - Celestine, Dunbar,
Ponce, Pit; cobra Wing of the Wind, Pearsall, Ouracos,
H Huntley, Hammond, Baltimore; Jamestown, Le
taurette, City Point CM, licks tilyrorer, Jackson,
Wilmington, NC; Robin, Wallace, Ponce, PB; Leona,
Jamison, Mobile.
BOSTON, Jan I—Arrived, barque Harriet Hazeltine,
Drinkwater, New Orleans; barque Daniel Webster, Ry
der, Baltimore; sabre Frederlelt Lawrence, Quinn, St
Johns, NF; D Trowbridge, Cole, Attakapas; Mary Em
ma, Hulse Jacksonville 224 ult. Zth nit, oft Cape
i
Hatteras, n a gale from SE to 8, lost part or deck load,
boat, and jibboom. Old, barque Edward Everett, Har
ding, Baltimore; brigeManioul, Ames, Cardenas; Susan,
Drew, Savannah
FRANKFORT—Arc Pith, ear Arcade, Snore, Rants
Cruz,
31st—Sld, barque Forest Bell, Havener, Cardenas.
PORTLAND, Jan 2—Old, barques Odd Yellow, Elliot,
Havana; Indian Belle, Tenney, Material', brig Moru.
mg Light, Hull, 0411100 M. 841110 yesterday, Br ship
Queen of the Lakes.
. .
PROVIDENCE—Arr 2d lost, schr Ocean Bird, Ed
wards, Baltimore.
ad—Arr, Behr It 0 Whildio t Jermon, Alexandria;
sloop Blackstone, Redman, New York.
sld, brig John 1 0 Hooper, Dixon, Baltimore; ochre B.
0 titannard, Jr, Groves, do; Goo Hoffman, Nickerson,
do; James bl Nayarit, Thompson, do , or Norfolk.
Went to era early this morning, rig Gondola, Frank
lin, for blatanzas.
In port, brig Abner Taylor ' Trtnley, for ?dolomite, wig
wind; c o bra Mary Plerce,Sinilb, for New ran; Ida
Mau Itubbard, for Norfolk.
At Whydah Nov 4, barque May Queen, Goldsmith,
for Salon) soon. Dirquee Gridiron, Adams, lords, Dia,
and Warren White, Phillip, were In the night of Benin.
At Axito Nov 7, barques Manchester, Chaney, and
linckeds, Johnston, unc.
At Bimini Nov 22. brig Maraholt, Ayres, from Boston.
At Zanzibar liept 26, barques Aribio, Willis, from Ba.
tern July 4 ar about 224, uno; Outdo, Very, from Mus
ed., for &dein about 80th.
At Montevideo Nov 4, barque Lucia Marla, Cheerer,
for Salem ' Idg.
At do Nov S, ship Mazatlan, Whitmore, nue: barques
New Light, Spelghts, for Rio Jaueiro, Idg; Albers,
Greery, from Buenos Ayres, une; Carlotta, Martin, fm
Pensacola, ar Oct 28; Gipsy, late of New York, con
demned and sold; brigs Fanny Oakomith, Oaksmith, and
Mary Staples, Staplea, one
Bid Oct le. barque Proecott, Hallett, Cape Verd Isl
ands; 29th, ships Antelope, Clark, and Leodes, Brad
ford, for Calcutta
Arr at Gibraltar 7th ult, barque Tinos, Bennett, Mar-
Mlles, and old Bth for Havana; brig Sea Foam, Handy,
Messina, and aid Bth for Now ork; oth, twig Two Boys,
Cooper, Rochelle for Marseilles.
SW 6th, (not OW ult, brigs Clarence, Phinney, Pa
lermo.
At do 2dth ult, ship Zone, Wells, for Marseilles,
barques Zephyr, Thompson, (or Messina, Wind etrong
oastorly,
At Antwerp 17th ult, ships Harriet Haile, Smith, for
Singaporo 20th; Frederick tiobhard, Edwards, for New
York, to nail 20th to 21th; Benjamin Howard, (Dan)
Sothic, for, an Francisco rum; barque Saone, !tautens,
for Bostont do; nod others,
LlverPool ltdh nit—Adv North America, (n) Orange,
for Portland. 30th; America, (a) for Banton Jan 2; At
lantic, (a) Nidridgedor Now York Dec 23; Africa, (0)
Shannon, for do 20th rHangaroo, (a) Jeffrey, for do Jan
Jan 13; It II Robinson, Robinson, for do Dec 28; Wash
ington, White, to mooed the R It; Emerald, Cook, for
doJan 11; 2 W Bruno, Landis, for Baltimore noon; Ye
oman, Ohltds, for Obarleeton, do; Highland Chief,
Swanton, for Savannah, do; Ocean Belle, Holleran, for
Mobile do; Trumbull, for New thiamin 20th; Macaulay,
Rogers, for Melbourne J on 6.
London—ln port 18th, Plymouth Rook, Hammond,
for New York, about ready; London, Untbut, for do
21th; Victoria, Champion, for do Blati Mary Bradford,
Thompson, for do Jan 7; lease Bell, Johnston, for do,
,dg; Monett% Hamilton, for 1110 Janeiro, do; Aeterion,
Snow, and 1) F Iloalo, Crary, for Sydney, NSW, do; Isa
bella 0 Jones, Woodburn, do do; Maverick, Ellis; J W
Payne, Colburn; Saracen, Beery; Cherubim, Smith;
Northern Crown, Hallett; Leo Ohoo Beyburn; Sumatra;
Abbott; A Lemont, Anderson, andWelliieet, idea livery.
for Port Philip, ldg ; Vancouver, Jenkins. for Bombay,
do; Reindeer , Patterson, and Hornet, Demon, for Cal
exttaj do.
Bowers Infant Cardlnl.•••Thb invaluable
Cordial is prepared from a variety of the most choice and
efficient aromatics known in medicine, and Is the moat
perfect end reliable carminative extant for infanta and
young children.
By its pOwerful Influence a speed, care is abated in
all omen of Cliefic, windy mine and epainne. Relieve'
and mitigates mush of children's euffering during deoti•
Non or teething, and by its soothing properties trim
qUilleeP Pelee of the bnieis, looseness, vomiting, de.
The Infant Cordial hes become a standard remedy,
and has been need in thousands of cages with the most
abundant sueseee. No family should be without It.
Prepared only by aIWRY A. Boerne,
At hie Drug end Obeinion Store,
N. B. earner of Sixth end Green std., Philadelphia.
To whom all orders moat be addreseed. And for axle
by On:Wets generally. an 18•ly
7 211 SUN BETB 4 SO
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ARRIVED
1911. M. 11101iMAN
por TaLlaserg.l
IiLSMOBANVA
MARINE BIIBOBLLANY
DOTIMTIO PORTB.
PORRION PORTS
ARRIVALS AT' THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
Up to 12 o'clock Last Night
GIRARD 1 10138K—Ohestnnt street, below Ninth.
J Williams, Pa Oboe 8 DeWitt, N Y
Wm Bennett, Maine B //Rhoades, .11 1
J j Taylor, Newport, R I Close Moore, Bolt
tlitogg, Balt W 0 Norwood, 8 0
7 J Abraham, Balt ()apt' 0 Harris, Cincinnati
0 N Watts, St Louis a B Mester, Lancaster
E Rutledge Poole, N J J Henry, Vicksburg, Mks
'F 8 nuititer, Leesport D B Kaufman, Leesport
3 W Rotieberry, Pottsville Miss Douglass. Orwigaburg
lIV Richards, Pottsville ' ohi Graham, Pottsville
A A Ilaines,Princeton,NJ IV II Armstrong, N J
Cleo IV Robles, N V Ohne Lanier, N Y
Wm it Isaacs, Va 3 B Stewart, Phila
13 II Pratt, Boston Joe Al Sayer, N Y
Theo W Ellis, Masa Mr Bothell° & lit, Maas
Mr Jones, Providence J Frieze, Providence
A hi W Ball, Newark E Perret, N Y
Mrs McClure, Carlisle Miss McClure, Carlisle
II Sanford, N Y Gee T Knight, England
11 W Kendall, N Y lion 11. J Walker, Wash'n
Oeo N Sanders, N Y II T Griffin, N Y
0 R Phelps, Hartford D G Livingston, Florida
J Babcock, N Y D D Searle, Montrose, Pa
13 Gray, N Y Chas M Freeman, N Y
John P Ring, N Y Jos MeEttntry, N Y
Warren Fisher, Jr, Boston WII D 0 Wright, Dalt
Coo Crompton, Mass W IV Page, Boston
B 8 Wales, Masa T IV Illnchman & la, N V
11 Hartwell dr la, N Y J II Palmer & vrf, N Y
Itobt Brady, N Y J L Daniel, La
N Ellmaker & wife Pa J D B Deßow, La
T. J Stating, Ohio' Jas kl Sayre, N Y
T(1 Corbin, U B N L 13 Stone, Boston
It 8 Wade & lv, Boston If E Hale, N J
G Potts, N Y . Chas W Bowl, Cal
Jos 11 Bruce N J W Ilan, N Y
B DeGroot, Paris J Emerson, Boston
J II Contid,N Y It Grant, Va
Chas 0 Hussey, Beaton It E Hitchcock, N Y
M 8 Ackerman & la, N Y 811 Church, N Y
8 A Castle, N Y 0 IV Barnes, Pittsburgh
UNION HOTEL—Arch street, below Fourth.
0 etagere & Is,, Salt D D Shaw, N Y
J Carter, Tamaqua I I' James, Reading
11 Patterson, et Chunk 11 Butting, Pottsville
T J Allison, Del W .1 Armstron 111
IV /1 /Helm-do, 11l . W Benjamin, NJ g,
W Townson, Ps. J T Jokes, Del
Ci W Holden & la, Mass Mr Noble, 11l
Nil Housol, N J I Hoot, St LIMA
1 L Diver, Pa L Brandt, ClArehtown
D T Blatr,Hontingdon a 8 Hunt, Huntingdon
,I A Barton, Scranton Col R Radcliff, Tamaqua
elantor it Ratcllff, Tamaqua Slat J Johnson, Tamaqua.
Jit Reinbnrt, Tamaqua IV Osbourn, N Y
Col P J Clark, Flemington II el Henry, Ohlo
J Cook, Ohio J Brow, Ohlo
Chas Howard Brooklyn II Compton, Brooklyn
0 F Shoener, Tamaqua 0 L Boyd, Tamaqua
MERCHANTS' HOTEL—llourth etreet, below Arch
A J Young, Centre Mille E P Moyers, Bethlehem
DJ Mich, Centre Mille C C Nichol., Bulfni°
ll Longnecker, Pa P Mclntyre, York, Pa
J Culberteon, Clinton co Al 3 Dickey Pa
C Yoke, Bethlehem I Fowler, N Y
E Chriapin A don , York J J Conklin, MD, N
9Jarceson, Indiana co J Rankin, Lancaster
J 0 Thorn, Natchez T Daniels, Mass
Wm Bone Jc wife, Dalt A Leland, Meta
B White, N Y Hon J 8 Yost, Pa
A C Lennon, N Y
NATIONAL ROTEL—Rue street. above Third,
John Ingram, N Y Wm Jones, Texan
John Robertson, Balt A Peters, White Maven
Mr ?Ouse, Tenn Jan Oormbny, Maeda
John Seigle, Reeding Bain! Felix, Millersville
81m1 Kramer, Phoenixville 0 W Morgan, Pa
olt It Bennett, Wilmingt'n Thos J Ringgold, %lens, I
Geo II Stip & Son, Ohio A J 8011, Burlington, Vt
A MoGonnery,Cleufleld 0 Iteobuer, Len, Maas
Chan Sailor, Bch Meson A 8 Boono, Boni/mills
Joe Loel, Phoenixville
AMERICAN MOTEL—Chestnut street, above Fifth.
Banti Johnson. N Y John Right, N Y
B 0 Smith, Pottsville ' It C Smith, Pottsville
WJ Whitmore, N Y W C Flagg, N Y
C Maguire, N J 011 Brinton Weat Chester
Corn T Orebb, Princeton Mien Crabb, Princeton, N J
El 0 Brinton, Wont Cheater Jll Brlnton, Weat Cheater
R Gillett, Hartford, CS J D Cernelina,N J
B F Aum►ck, N J P Kennedy, Ind
II Ransil, hot J W Linville, Philo
J W Ualloy, U 8 A 8 C Ille)er, MASS
STATES UNlON—Market street, above Sixth.
J MaHiltfpe, Parknburg C Wlen, Lancaeter
Col JRank'n, York, Pa W McVay, llerriaborg
Oao Title, Columbia
BLACK BEAR Horn—Third street, ab. Ca
18 Derr, Hamburg, Pa Nathan Garret, Chester co
J W,Wieler, Perkeemanville A Buckman, Feasterville
John Itoln, Dauphin co 8 Fidler, Orrigsburg
N Ettinger, I(linesville Henry Thomas, Franconia
8 Ott, South Easton George Weimer, Pa
F Moyer.Pa II M Foust, Allentown
O Bath°lemur., Pa 0 Buckman, Bucks co
NJ Fisher, Pa S Pilaster, S Whitehall
J Knapenberiver, 8 Whitehal E Heltebeitel, 8 Whitehal
T "WWI, 9 Whitehall II It Merle, Pa
J Miller Chester co IF Thompson, Zionsville
I Ream, Lykenetown
BARLEY BUDAF—Second street, below Vine.
Jas Palmer, Bucks co Wm Brown, Brownsburg
8 Yonlly, Bucks co Lewis 8 Ely, Bucks co
Rola N Boyd, New Hope Ira Tyson, Pa
Copt Taylor, Doylestown Oboe Janney. Bucks co
Joe Blockhouse Attleboro Chao Magill, Backe en
Baml Phillips, Macke co Jl3 Fretz, Hatborough
Smith Buckman. Newtown Itichd Courson, Buck. co
Wm IP Watson, 'Mao co Thos Jenks, Bucks co
V Dickinson. Bucks eo J Crisrallader, Broadaxe
E Preto, Doylestown A Cornell, Jr. Newtown
.E N Mlles, Dotelsville IV Davison. Chelthsm
Jae Burson, Trenton J Watson, Bucks co
Jaa 9 Wilson,Lambertville Time Ent,lsambertville
DLACK DEAR 'NE—Fifth and Merchant Weals
J Q Byrne, Del Andrew Smith. ltd
W Alexander, Cheater co Moeee King. Chester co
A K Hem, Safe Harbor Joe 0 Eon toy, Ea
J K Stump, Mil L Campbell, Del
Robt Lysio, Chester co T B Zeman, Pa
Thos T Worth, Cheater co A Marshall. Delaware
David Walker, Lancaster co W Mullin, Media, Pa
M ADIAON IlOVElß—Secondi street. shove Market
;own Elkinton. N J Wm 8 Hollow, N J
Miss 8 P Young, Del city W Hyland, Md
A Wilson, nt It Dart, Md
; A Wilson, lid rt Andrews, New Castle
Jno Janney, Md llobt A Jones, N Y
Thee C Moran, N Y B 8 Ford. Md
BALD EAGLE—Third street, abore Uallowhill.
A,Witto, Reading, Pa 0 Itabtoraton, flock. cu
fr R turn, Rucks co, Po
ZPCrini N4lltCO
William G. Menem, 907 Chestnut Street, Is
selling all kinds or fine. Stationery at one-half the re
guler price. Call on hlm at once and you will be nth.
fled. yati•]m
Auttin's Patent Ono Works,
'CADDIED TOR TOW O, VIEL/GEE, AND FACTORIES,
PORTABLE OAB WORKS,
For 110IBLO, Stance, and COUNTMT BISAIB, put up at
abort notice. These works occupy but little apace, are
easily operated, and furnish a DRILLIANT ale LIMIT It
low met
For further Information tall at No 114 North SE
VENTH etreat, when the works ASO be seen In opera
tion, or address OIIAS. N. TRUMP, Agent,
No. 114 North SEVENTH street, Piffled&
CHAS. Terme, Agent, Baltimore, Md. jati-lwit
;minx illachlnes.—cali at Sixth and Arch
Onus ; aryl purchase ono of those low priced DOUBLE
TIREADED SEWING IVAGLIINES. No ,4 Chain
Stich." las-3tt J. W. TAGGART & 00.
Saving Fund.—Nallonal Safety Tract Co.,
Once, WALNUT Street, S W. corner of THIRD.
KIRANCIEMENTS FOR BUSINESS DURING TUE
SUSPENSION OP SPECIE PAYMENTS BY TUE
DOES
1 Deposit. received and payments made daily.
2 Current Bank Notes, Checks, and Specie will be
reckred on deposit.
&Deposits made In Bank Notes or Cheeks will be
paid nick In Current Bank Note,'
4. )epoilts made In Gold or Salver will be paid back
In 00)1.
Ltereet Wire Pia Czar. per annum. n 026
S V. Dewald, Conzadasion Duelams in Corn
menial paper and negotiations of loans, 68 Wamitrr
Br.,,ppoeito the Exchange, Philadelphia. n0.10.2m
Arnen's Saving Fond—Office 203 Walnut
stroo, one door west of second street Receives de
posit. in sums of One Roller and upwards, from ill
clams of the community, and allows intoreat at the rate
of fiv.per cent. per annum.
OM open daily, from 9 until 6 o'clock, and on Mon•
day an !Saturday until 9 In the evening. Plesident
irankl% fell; Treasurer and riecrotary, Charles 111,
Monte.
Far Perfumed Breath, White Teeth, and
liesatift complexion, use "Dalin of 1,000 Flowers
For denting Ladies , hidr, use Woodland Cream, s
new rOtatio." It curls Gentlemen's hair beautifully.
W. P. FICTRIDOII & Co , Proprietors, N. Y.
For Flu by T, B, Peterson, 308 Chestnut; Samuel
Nunes, Nerelfth and Chestnut; A. B. Durand, 718 Cheat.
nut; TB Peters 8, Co., 710 Chestnut; G. 0 /leans,
0101 Bokktore, 480 Chestnut; 0. B. Ilubbell, 1410
Chestnu; French, Richards, A. Co., Tenth and Mar.
ket ; A.B. Taylor, Muth and Walnut; Dr Morrison,
EoventeStb Sod Chestnut ; J. W. Ehnen re Sons,
Eighteens and Twsatyßecond and Market; Edward
Christman, 702, Chestnut; Thomas Lansaiter. owner
Eill 7 enth,nd Walnut. ocl2-I,y
bairlngFund
OF RE AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY,
8 E. CONIR YOURTII AND WALNUT PTIIIKITO,
Da Minya paid In full on demml,
AND CONTINUEB TO DO 80.
NTIORRST, lIVE PAR CANT.
d0213.1m1l
Gold Pt, .--The attention of tho public Is
called to ow assortment Each pen warranted to give
satisfaction EMIR & TLIONIPSON,
det2 dtjatt Eagle Building, 324 Chestnut street,
The Gentlest Bargains In the World.—The
subscriber, /sing about to close bin business, offers his
entire steolot superior Ready-made Clothtng for sale.
All In wanttt s superior article are invited to give
him a call. Store to let and fixtures for sale. H.
TRACY, 25311AIIRET Street. flel6-2m
Cabinet Ware 'ana
UPHOLSTERY,
DU WALNUT BT,
OSSOLSSE INDEPENDENCE SQUARE.
OEO. J. HENKEL'S,
624 WALNUT Street,
Leto o( I7S Ohentnut Street,
Bank of Pennsylvania Notice. ..Notes of tills
Bank taken atpar for a Wholesale Stock of Olothlog,
now being toilet Retail.
No. 3. North FIFTH Strcet.
An Important Fact.-•-We now see It Stn.
nonnced that tie extensive Wholesalo Clothing Deal
ers, ETRADSB A GOLDMAN, No. as MARKET Bt.,
above Third, have commenced to Retail their entire
stock at Wholesale prices. deti-Im
Good CoMe.
Lovere of Coffee cannot realize the full Valle of their
favorite beverage without having it made In the Old
Dominion Coffee Pot.
ARTHUR, BURNHAM, & 01bROY,
117 and 119 South TARTU, oor. of Ooorge,
d3-0m Bole Manufacturer/.
Jackson,
JOB PRINTER,
311111011 ANT BTU'S?.
Cheat, Note', Drilla, Bills Lading, Bill Heade, Cir•
outer., Card', and all other kinds, of Job Printing, at
vises to nit the times, 0011.1)
.ifittrnallet: "'
On the 'A Mat , by Bee. F. T. Oalihopper, Mr WM
A WRITE to Mimi lIENUJETTA 8. MOLE, all of
Camden, N. J.
• On the Iht mat., by Rev. F. T. Calihopper, Mr. TOO&
LEE to Mae MARTHA JANE NJOKELS, all of Cam
don, N. J.
On the alb Inst., by Rev. V. Orly, DAVID WILLS
to JANE AMOS, both of Phitaielphi a.
On'the Met ult ; by Rev. C. J. Thompson, Mr. JOHN
EaIERY to Mies ELIZABETH CHAPMAN, all of Philo.
laeatbe.
On the [Matting of the 3d inst„ Mn. ELIZABETH
KOOCII, in the 5E411 year of her age.
On the 4th inst., ELLA VIRGINIA, infant daughter
of John and Elizabeth Brace, aged 8 months.
On the 34 mat , LUCY, widow of the late Charles
Hill, aged 55 years.
On the morning of the 4th Mat , JACOBS. WUNDER,
in the 70th year of his age.
117" What Shall we Eat I—What Constitutes
n Wholesome, Generous, and Economical Diet'
—These question. cull be considered in ensu of gig
Popular Lecture. on the Caz.visTNY. 07 I OSLO, by
Prof. GILLINGHAM. Introductory Lecture on 2d day
(MONDAY) Evening, at 8 o'clock, at the HANDEL
AND HAYDN MUSIC HALL. Season Tickets IS
coats —To be obtained at the principal drug stores.
jail.dbta
1U Notice —At an Annual Meeting al the
Stockholders of the GIRARD F. & itt. INS. CO , held
this day at their office, No 102 WALNUT Street, the
following Officers and Directors were duly elected to
serve for the ensuing year :
Pussingne—JOEL JONES.
Vice PRESIDENE—A. a GILLETT.
BEC/lETAET awn Tactstrata—lNO. S. If
ASSIETAIIT Ssessratty—JAMES B. ALTORD.
DlRECraits.
JOEL JONES, GEO. W. WOODWARD,
WM M. SWAIN. H N BURROUGHS,
JNO. ANSPACII, THO. CRAVEN,
JOSEPH KLAPP, II D., A S GILLETT,
JNO. IfoOLURE, JER. 'WALKER,
J B. IHIGIIES, C. D. SHOEMAKER,
W.B BOYD, H. R. COGGSHALL,
WM. C. RUDMAN, JNO. W. CLAGHORN,
FRANCIS I'ETERS.
J. 8 McMULLIN, Secrotnry
PUILADICLPIIII, Jan. 5,1858. jn6 6t
mr A Lecture by Rev Dudley A. Tying, at
CONCERT HALL, on '• POLITICS AND POLITI
CIANS." for the Beneilt at the Bethany Mission Colored
School, Nineteenth and Spring Garden street, on WED
NESDAY EVENING, January Bth, at TM o'clock.
Tickets 2 cents. las-2t*
11,7 - Llterary Bureau.—Au Experienced Editor,
a, nucceniful author, and a thoroughly educated Literary
man, weary with twenty•6ve yearn of the drudgery of
Daily Journalism, nee determined to hire out or bell his
brains at retail to those who may require their nervices
In any honorable way.
Merchants, Business Men, Inventors, and dealers of
every kind, will be supplied, off hand, with Advertise
manta, (political or otherniee,) Notice', Cards, Circu
lars, or any species of article desired.
Politicians will be 'applied with Speeches, Reports,
Resolutions, Lettere, Toasts, rampbleta, Editorial Ar
ticles, Communications. and every other sort of Brain
work, which they may And it inconvenient or trouble
seine to dolor themselves.
Ladies and Gentlemen, of every rank to soelety or on
cupation in life, can have Lettere written on any nib
pia, whether business or sentimental.
The alvortieer will also conduct or tramline Corres
pondence of every kind, either English, French, span.
tab, German, or Italian.
Poetry, Acrostics for Ladies , Albums, Notes, Billet
done, Monodies, and Compositions of the most delicate
and conSdantaa character, incident to .very possible
circumstance or event In life, will be furnished to in
violable confldenea, by writing to the undersigned, and
explaining their wishes.
Orders by mall, accompanied with cash, will be
strictly and promptly attended to.
Address J THOMPSON.
Literary Bateau
01 3m Pox 2296 Philadelphia P. 0 , Pa.
CHINA AND GLASS.
DINNERWARE
TEA AND TOILET SETS
• WHITE, GOLD HIND, .AND DIM/RATED
FRENCH AND BOHEMIAN GLASSWARE,
FANCY ARTICLES, Ac.
WILL /16 BOLD, AT TAR LOVVIBT PRIM, AT
MARX9EN k TUTU'S,
MASONIC HALL , 713 CHESTNUT STREV.T
N.8.-o°odt loaned to partite at reasonable torm4
WHOLESALE GROCERY BUSINESS.
WANTED—A situation by a young man, in the
above business, who has had two yestie experience in
Merchandising, and who can command from twenty to
twenty-five thousand dollars for the first year in near
Penneylvania trade. Addrera Box 3SO, liollidayshurgh,
Blair co., Penn jaddltf
- - - -
LOST-DREXEL & CO.'S CHECK ON
FARMERS' AND DIECITAN'ICS' BANK, for
$T2994. All persons are cautioned from negotiating the
Maine, as payment has been stopped. The tinder wilt
oblige by testing it at DREXEL'. A CO. S. ja643t*
opartiicrships anD PieDolutiona.
/BITE PARTNERSHIP EXISTING BE
tween the undereigned, under the title of •' The
Aunitnerdale Printing, Dyeing, and Finishing Company,"
in Oda day dissolved by mutual consent. The &Bahl of
the Company will be nettled by It. IVELLS, Agent, No.
b STRAWBERRY Street, or by CHARLES WILSON
and JO.JENI KANE, at the Factory, FRANK FORD.
CHAS. 11. WILSON,
JOSEPH BOLTON,
EORNELIUS bIoLEAN,
EDMUND FITTON',
JOSEPH KANE.
P 111 Linal.rni A, Dec. 31, 1857. ja6.1t.4
IVOTICE.-THE INTEREST OF A. B.
RENSUAW an partner In our bowie cease/ on the
31st ultimo, by mutual consent.
It WILLIAMS, :303Z, A. CO,
PiIILADELPIII.I, 1 mu 0th,1838. las-3t4
Notitc6
OFFICE OF COMMONWEALTH INSU
RANCE COMPANY OP THE STATE OF PENN
SYLVANIA, N. 11' corner of FOURTH. and WALNUT
Streets —At an election by the stockholders of the
COMMONWEALTH INSURANCE COMPANY OP THE
named persons a ero elected to ise . i — wir (trellis
°nailing year •
DU. - DAVID JAYNE, HENRY LEWIS Ja ,
THODIASS STEWART, JOILN DI WIIITELL,
HENRY L RENNER, J K WALKER.
MARK It WENDEI.L, JOHN M. BUTLER,
EDWARD C, KNICIIT, S. K PIOXSIE,
At a meeting of the Board of Directors, held the name
day, the following officers were elected:
DAVID JAYNE, M D , President
. , .
TI/061A8 8 STMVART, Vice Prenident
Shatust, $ Mous, BetretAry. )15-4t
gAFFIGB ANTHRACITE INSURANCE
VV COMPANY, No 311 WALNUT Street, January 4,
1655.
Notice is beittify ipren,tbat in pursuance of a reaolu
lion of the Board of Directors, a second instalment of
FIVE DOLLARS per share on the stock, notes, end
subscription to the capital Mock of the Company, is re
quired to be paid at the Mike of the Company on or be
tore MONDAY, the first day of February, MAC
jet-tiodtFebl W. 9! SMITH, Secretary.
SPECIE PAYMENTS,- SAVING FUND
of the AMERICAN TRUST COMPArY, South
east corner of WALNUT and FOURTH Streets —This
old Institution having continued to pay in fall on dr•
mood, without notice, will receive Deposita at Flee I'er
Cent Intetest, and pay back all seine, large or small,
On DILMAND, In OULU •ND SUL% so Open from 9
o'clock till 3, and on Mondais till 8 o'clock In the even
ing. ALEXANDER WIIILLDIN, l'reaident.
Jim C Siva, Secretary
BuiLsessins•, January 4,
NOTICE.— CfpST, Jf, of
.1 New York, hare l am der ea A taphrhed nr.n, h
thia city, at No 32, South FROM, and No 3J LETI
TIA Sheets, under the direction of 3lr ANDREW A
BUTLER, and will keep on hand a complete tiorturtineut
of French, Unfiat,, and GurcLan DRY (WOW
Pnitavimeun, January Ist, 1.53 S JAd-3t4
aclittoticit'o 42g0b3
FINE SHIRTS, made to order, and war
ranted, et elegant materiel end superior Work
manebip Alen. Greta Stock. and Gentlemen's Wrap.
pere, at the Premium Store Cl W. W. KNIGHT, 612
ARCH Street, above Sixth. no2l-y
IWRAPPERS ! WRAPPERS I WRAP
v PERS .—A eery large and elegant assortment at
reduced prices. Also, holey under clothing of all de
scriptions, for gentlemen's wear, at W W K9lYiti T'S,
1312 ARCH Street, above Sixth no2I-y
IVINCIIESTER Ar SCOTT, GENTLE-
V MEN'S FURNISHINO STORE, and PATENT
SHOULDER SEAM SHIRT MANUFACTORY, No. TiS
CHESTNUT Street, above Seventh street, Philadelphia.
The attention of Southern and Western Merchant., and
Strangers, it partivilarly ineated to this improved cat of
Shuts, the most perfect fitting article made. At whole
sale and retail, and made to order. auf.-tylf
tirmovalo
IitEMOVAL.-
C FAWCETT,
HAIR CUTTER AND IVR: MAKER,
llikm removed to NM CHESTNUT ttroot, four dooro 1 , 0
low ELEVENTH t
REMOVAL.
JOHN STONE & BONS,
IMPWITIRS AND J 013116118 OF
BILK AND MILLINERY GOODS,
RAVE REMOVED TO
No. SOS CREBTNIIT STREBT4
' ABOVE EIGHTH. de2.3.2w*
SAVINGFUND.--UNITED STATES
TRUST COMPANY, corner of THIRD and CHEST
NUT Street,
Largo and email mon received, and paid hack on de
mand, without notice, with FIVE PER CENT INTER
EST from the day of dopoeit to the day of withdrawal
Ortice hours, from D until 5 o'clock every day, and en
MONDAY EVENINGS from T until 9 o'clock.
DRAFTS fur rale on England, Ireland, and Ekothind,
from tl upward,.
Presidrut—HTEPHEN R. ORAWYORD.
Treasurer—PLlNY FISK.
Teller—JAMES It. HUNTER esIT-Ivlf
COL. G. DE KORPONAY HAS THE
honor to inform the Citizens of Philadelphin that
he hes been appointrd INTERPRIA PR of the United
States COUrti, and opened an Office for translations of
all hledern Languages et 1010 GEORGE Street, chose
TEST]', where he will be le attendance to all the busi
ness transactions In his line. de2.l-1m
. I. IIINCED MEAT.—
T 1 The Subscriber hen commenced manufaeturing hie
A's Plus Ultra
MIN OED MEAT,
which he offers to his customers In
I.lltol or BLAU, GMANTITIZS.
Orders through BLOOD'S DISPATCH will be pane
tunny attended to.
JOFTIVA
nIB 2m d BPRING ❑ARDNN and FRANKLIN stir.
CHEAP SUMMER FUEL.—GAS COKE,
of exeellentquality, le mold at the PHILADELPHIA
GASWORKS for the reduced price of fire cents a bubo!,
and 'nay be obtained in large or email quantity by ap.•
plying et the Om °Moe, No. RO South NEVXNTI.I
Street.
• •
To Purchasers by liVholosale, it Is sold at the Works,
in First Ward, by the ton, at a price equivalent to An
thracite, a ts 2 60 per ton.
(Bigned,) J . 0 .ORESSON ,Inglneer
PIIIILADILITIA OAS wowle. Aug. 26, IT. an 2741
Q r.„Q —DIARIES FOR THE DESK
1.1..:75.A.J• and POCKET, of every airs, varlet,, end
description of Binding, for este, wholesale and retell,
by the Publishers, MOSS, BEOTIIER h CO ,
Mo. If , South YOU ETII Street,
fistsnws-2w corner of 'Merchant street.
NV ILLIAM HENRY Mr)oltE, FURNISH
v INC) UNDERTAKER, No. 1415 AMU h.treet
'vela of Broad, tote of 605 ARCH Street.
LOW Oolilias always au hand. jal-6m
VERY SUPERIOR NO. 40 T WO-TIIREAD
GILLING TWINE, Juvt rooeired sod for axle by
WEAVER, FITLER & CO.,
Ja24l No, 23 N. WATER St. and =N. WHARVEB.
- Snobs; - -
VE STINGS.—
v Embroidered black 121asAmere Vesting'
Now styles fancy Velvet do
Phan and fancy Silk and Cashmere do
Dark Mat Lassa do
Light colors for dress Vests •
Plain and figured white 01lk Vesting'
ELIA RPLESS EItOTHEEs t
Jne onEsTrwr and EIGHTH streets
(HEAP GOODS.
A lot of cheap new style Debunee
A lot of cheap rich French Collars and Fats
Coy styles French Chintzes
Rich do. of Selene/a, for Dream'
Challis °slims, Merinos
Pla.de for Dresses, very low.
811AIIPLE88 MMUS,
js.l3 CHESTNUT and Streets
LONG BROCHE SHAWLS FOR $3l
We do believe that we are selling, at this pre
sent tam, Broche Shawls
CHEAPER THAN THEY WILL EVER BE AGAIN!
Blanket Shawls, new styles, Tore cheap.
Chenille Shoats, considerably ander cost.
RICH BAYADERE SILKS, BLACK SILKS, &e.
We have received and are selling magnificent Dress
Silks for 87M e., worth El 25. They are from a
NEW YORK BANKRUPT SALE
ELEGANT LONG BLACK CIRCULARS FOR 15'
A great variety of other Cloaks very cheap, from
12 up
IRISH LINENS OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION.
Clutha, cassimeres, Blankets, Flannels, Ise.
We keep an immense stock of
DOMESTIC GOODS
AU our Goods BOUGHT FOB CASH, and guaranteed
o be as cheap as the cheapest.
TI.IO4NLEY & CHUM.
.35-3 , N. B coc-EIGHTII and SPRING Gem:ors.
CHEAT' CLOAKS.—We bavo now a
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
of low-priced Oloake for Ladles, Mime, and Children,
made of
BLAOR AND DRAY 014THS.
The erre' range from $1 75 to 15. and the Iftrknaan
skip, material. style, c , are believed to be ettperier
to the generality
Also, leer Cloaks, many of which are
MUCH REDUCED,
TO INUREAPEEDY PALM.
B eartet-Ceutre Broths Long Shawls
Greco. Whites, two-Cased, &c . st $9.
Hoary Black 'Plait ton a Almada, $4.
French Blanket and y .Itote Shawls.
Aliases' mat Chtliters'a chavrts.
COOPER & CONARD.
Aar. 8. E. cor. NINTN and MARELST
---
RANI{ OF PENNSYLVANIA NOTES
.S.J/ TAKEN AT PAR FOR DRY GOODS.
CLOAKS AND TALSIAS in every variety at all.
prices
BED BLANKETS at $2, $2 50, $3, $l, $5, SO, :7,
aul $6
A few very superior BLANKETS at 12, worth $l6
CRIB AND INFANTS' BLANKETS, a full assort
ment.
BA LLARDVALE tiNBIIRIN KA BLE FLANNELS,
31, 373. 44, 50, 02, 75. $l.
SCARLET, YELLOW, AND TWILLED FLANNELS,
all prices.
TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS, AND TOWELINGS,
every variety.
IRISH SKIRTING LINEN, RICHARDSON'S beet
make, all qualities,
DELAINES, CASHMERES, ALPACAS, PAR/.
SIATTAS
BLACK SILKS, a few pieces very ehup sad pod.
FRENCH CALICOES, yard wide, best goods, and easy
cheap.
ENGLISH PRINTS, 300 pious, of the Rawest-mud
prettiest styles.
BEST CONESTOGA TICK [NOB, several widths and
qualities.
GENTLEMEN'S UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
LADIES' UNDER VESTS, vecy nice good , .
CASSIIGERES, SATTINETTS, AND BOYS' WEA.R
BROGUE LONG 811AWL,S BRoCIIE EQUARE
RAWLS
BLANKET SHAWLS, every price and style, both
Ong and Square.
PLAIN SHAWLS FOR FRIENDS, a few choice kind,
RID GLOVES, WOOLLEN GLOVES, SILK GLOVES,
°SIERT.
TA RD-WIDE VELVETS at a great seduction
FANCY SILKS Several hundred yank REMNANTS
•r cub VERY car.Ap
We are ree../vto.r NEW GOODS every due
SAMUEL 8 HESS,
No 9'23 MARKET Street, north side
between Ninth and Tenth
PARIS AND VIENNESE
BIiOCHE LONG saAwis,
At IS, 19, $lO, $ll, and $l2.
With n largo asaortinent of superiorgoods, which we
are selling at very reduced grin a
CUBIVEN, STODDART, A. BROTHER,
Nos. 450, 452, and 464
de3o NORTII SECOND STREET, ABOVE WILLOW.
B ROAD CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES,
SATTINETB,
VMTINOS,
Boyd wear generally,
And Cloths For Win' Cloaks.
From the late Auction Bales, at
REDUCED PRICES.
CURIVEN BTODDART ft BROTHER,
450, 452, and 451 North SECOND Street,
de3o above WILLOW
CI A
.O
OEIE6 P AND ELEGANT CLOAKS.
Thelargestendhaddeorneetetockof
VELVET AND CLOTH CLO-AES
In the City,
At ASDCOAD PRICES, A?
GEO. TETER'S,
No. 919 CHESTNUT STREET. d 9 2
L ADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS,
AND KNITTING ZEPHYRS.
NEW GOODS OPENED DAILY,
J. G. MAXWELL & BON.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STORES
1096 CHESTNUT Street, tour doors below Eleventh
And 318 8. SECOND St., below Spruce.
PACTORIES.—Nos. 93 and 97 (MOROI St.,
Tenth, and SECOND Street, near Union.
Orders made at a few hours , notice. se= emit
,Insurance sEompanio
I? IRE INSURANCE,
UT lilt
RELIANCE DIUTVAL 11 , 181JitA.NOI; COMPANY,
nP PESILIDELTSitI,
On Building., Limited or Perpetual, Merchaodire
IN TOWN Olt COUNTRY.
OFFICE N 0.308 WALNUT STREET
CAPITAL, $177 9'20 ASSETS, 1%0.4,73.
In'Xlßl,lo4,PtVilia•ritiAi centPearOtt Kt
Loan /0,000
In Penn.ylvonia. It It Co 'en per cent Mort
gage Loon, 130,000 Coat 3.3,500
In Pennoylrani% It II CO Stock 4,000
In Stock Account tor share, in sundry Insrt•
ranee Companies
In Scrip in sundry Insurance Companies .
Ia Rillo Receivable, business paper
In Book Accounts, accrued Interest, he
In Cult on hand
8150.173
CLEM. TINGLIIY, President.
DIRECTORS.
Clem Tingley, Georg e M Stroud,
Wen 11. Thompeor, 301 R Worrell.
(leo W. Carpenter, Benjamin W. 'matey,
Robert Steen, Z. Lotbrop,
Charles 9 Wood,: Ii L Carson,
tiamial Bipham, Robert Tolasd.
blerihall Hill, Cornelius Stevenson,
Jacob T. hunting, Charles Leland,
William Musser, W. M. Semple. Pittegh.
del9-fiowim B. M. ILINCHMAN, Seeretary
rIMIE MUTUAL HEALTH INSURANCE
1 t)CIETY OF PENNSYLVANIA Office, No 1,64
South POT:UM Street, above WALNUT, (Up Stain
Philadelphia
CAPITAL, $2.0,00a
FILAR '4. PHEW, PS li3ICINT.
ru,..011.1 Committee L BROWN. J. JOHNSON
P F
The ot9e, t of this Society is the creation of a Mutual
Fund, to tr applinl In the most advantageous wanner
for the benefit of Its nick me mt era
ltr iho rav,,i)l of the I olln. log JYYrI , depAita you
Win 1,01.• De a the ‘l.ttlibt, of the Scott nr I 18111 to
enettl,l to a , . re Rly twn,ftt if tea abould y.di, tt lid he
tick r. r ft to att.ll htts to 3 cur ctilnaty
tot ,itat,s or oct ttratPitt
=EI
Y•nrlu Del e'er, or .31,1 , er, r, /•r I'rn•r A
12 00 per yenr drum V. Co vr week
3 00 " " 300 ~
Oat " •• '• 100
500 " " 500 " ••
t) 00 " " d 00
700 " " " 7 00 " ••
9 00 '• " 000 .•
10 CO " 10 IA " •
Viral week elceptel
In sthlltton to the above an expense Yee of kt 50 will
be charged the first year which no,t be u.l at the
time of inaktng application and the yearly deport
thirty Jets
.111 claims for meaner" will be promptly paid All
communication, 41001.1 be addrer4rd to
AIL 18 8 DREW, Preioleot,
130.. y 154 Routh Fourth street, Philadelphia.
tIIRARD FIRE AND MARINE INBIIR
VVff COMPANY, PIIILADELPHIA—OMeo, No.
tO2 WALNUT street, west of THIRD
" /IRV RISKS ONLY TARIM...
DINSCPTO2B.
Wm M Swain, Jer. Walker,
Joh'? An.pach, Jr , Jno MeClur,
!I nurcougmr, Tat? ve.ienn,
J B Singh... A 5 Oillett,
D Sherman, Burman Sheppard,
Wm. P. iisckar, kaml. Jones, M D
J P Steiner, Ja.aph Klapp, M D.
11 A Shackelford,
Ron JOEL JONES. Prealdent.
Ron G. W. WOODWARD, Vice President
Jan. S klollue.Lia, Mferetary.
JAMES B ALVCID, Assistant S•cxelary n02.11*-11
COMMONWEALTH FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, OP TUB 0 9TATAI OP PINNBYLYA.
NIA.-018ce, N. W. Corner FOURTH end WALNUT
Streets, Pblll.4elpbui. Subscribed Capital, $600,000,
PeSd-up Ospital. $OO.OOO.
DAVID JAYNE, M D , Prosideat.
THOMAS 8 STDWART, Tice Pres't.
111111173 L B Moue, Secretary.
FARLE'S GALLLERIES
or
PAINTINDS
AND
LOOKING GLASS WAREHOUSE
ALL MX NSW
FRENCH, SNOLISLI AND OERMAN
ENURAVINGB,
PORTRAIT, PICTURE,
AND
MINIATURE FRAMES,
IY L YKRT VASIKTY 07 STYLE AID ?RICK
MANTEL, PIER, AND WALL
LOOKING (iIISSES
CONSOLS, BR \ CHETS, CORNICES, PIER TABLES,
aint TU OMAR.
EARLE'S GALLERIES,
s 1 CHESTNUT STREET.
'PHILADELPHIA
KEROSENE OIL,
DISTILLED FROM COAL
xtmostsr LUBRICATING OILS
Thla Oil I, not only CHEAPER, but SUPERIOR TO
THE DEBT SPERM It ',IR NOT GUM Olt CONGEAL
AT A LOW TEMPERATURE, and it will RCN LONGER
AND KEEP TUE JOURNALS COOLER THAN ANY
OTHER LUBRICATING MATERIAL.
•
3lnchinoteand °there are reque•te.l Lo WI sad
eismine these attest the sole agency,
liallttlE SI. FRI:II3IAL Agt
delo-3m.1( No Ilti Walnut street, shore ?root.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-2(0 bbla Splits
Tarporitine, to arrive, for sale by
Id LAW IIACIALIBTER,
7S gratis Wstar atratt
F i LOVI — Iitn3OARDa--?5,680 Net G.:O-
LUX ooring board, afloat for y&b, by
& niAostairrin
ael 110 1.1".41. %Vat.. Rtr.at
- -
M OSS -17 balos m O t a i -o T l i ir
a tes e , A t u or ir ea sit te by
16101 110 North Wale, Mtn.%
pe lISSIA AND AMERICAN TANRED
CORDAO.II--s forret)* aztiele, wiz:Minton
tad for aalo by WILYI% & 00.,
so 8-tt No. tilt Water it., & ZI N. Warm.
ufcs"sn - 'Ztti choir'°
THOMAS & SONS,
• Not. 139 and 141 801:1ilt FOURTH 8111 HT,
(formerly Nos. 61 sad W.)
REAL EBTATE, STOOKS, Re.
Public Wes at the Philadelphia Elehange every
Tne &lay Evening. -
133 Handbills of each property isa eelinratoiTi In
addition to which we publish on the Saturdaypireetotis
to each sale one thousand catalogues in phiet form,
giving full descriptions of all the to be cold on
the following Tnenisy.
1.1." FURNITURE SALES AT THE AUCTION
STORE every Thursday morning
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
ILI' We have a large amount of Real Estate et Pri
vate Bale, including every description of City ant
co u untry,
St p ore roerty. Printed Lists may be had at the
sction .
PRIVATE SALE REQUITE.
Err Real Estate entered ou our `Pflvats Eels Ra.
sister, and advertised occasionally in *ler Public Selo
Abstracts, (el which 1,0110 core. sra Printed weekl7 t )
free of charge.
On Saexiaz Evening,
32th iah Ltd o'clock, et eke PhiLt4elphie
Pew No. 10, weet side Of the tester° aids, Calrery Pose
byterian Chuck.
.VTOCITS, LOANS, &e.
Also, 3South Camden Ferny Conspeny moms 003.
Fan tsbals, $.600 etch.
dads tames Neer York and Middle Coal Field Rarce-1
al Consparip.
E.EAD ESTATE SALE—.IANDARY 12th.
this site will include
Oispihaee' Court Sale—Estate of John S Zones, Dsie'd.
YHIEEE-STORY MICR DWELLlNG.—Sontbisset
corner of Ninth and Poplar streets.
MODERN RESIDENCE —Neat modern residence, No.
616 - North Eighth street, belay Green street.
WARM OF TIILRTY ACRES.—Desir' able - small faros
of 30 acres. with improvements, Cheater cotutty, Fa
near the Chester Valley sad Reading Rearoada.
particulars now ready in handbills,
PERMPTORY' SALE—STORE AND DWELLING.—
Tbreeetory brick store arid dwelling, No. ENT Coates
street, west of Twelfth street
PEREMPTORY SALE—Two ERICK DWELLING?.
—Two three-story bract defiling", No. 1302 Olive stmt,
west of Twelfth street.
' MORTGAGE —Aunt mortgage for IL IMO, secured on
a three-story brick dwelling, Northeast writer et Ba k e: .
and Maiden streets, w ith . perpetual uts•aranne 03r
31.300.
ORPHANS' COURT Se.LE, %TR LititlßT.
Estate of Fredertok Pt.o deseet.-S—rhztastorr
back daelliag , brick atinghtre RA-se, end Sst , Routh
Reath street, north of Reed street.
MODERN MULLING —The modern throe-otoey
brick droning, Nu Tens strut, treat of Twenty
:lnt street.
SALE AT THE AUCTION STORE TO-MORROW
MONNINO.
CARD.Tbe superior furniture, etagant Transit plate
Goal mirror, bracket table, Idaho-forte, ass Taira;
Grosseto, Ingrain, and Trait/to carpet', china, glass,
sod plated ware, Ere-proof cheat, dim tables, stoves
tr.e., to be :old to-morrow mon:dog, at the AncHori
Eton, is now arranged for examination with eatalefftem.
Sale Noe. 139 and 1.11 /tooth Poona most.
IitTEEIOII. FURNITURE. YLNZ MIRRORS, PIANO
TORTES, CARPETS, 4.
Oa 'Monday itantlatt,
Jan. rth, at 10 o'clock, at the anction stop. as ealaa
*lvo twawrimeot of esemmt-Maud faraitari, mirrors, car
pets. 4. from familial dee/loin housalt•apleg.
811211R1OR TI.IIZ-PHOOT CHWT.—.Arse a tap*
riot iron rtto-proof cheat, roads 17 Emma t Matson.
Bale for acconnt of United States.
CLOTHING, 9 0011113, mum, 3a.
On Ytidos Hontimr,
Jaaaary 15th. at 11 o'clock, at the motion rooms, for
tkeeneat--of 444 , -4h,ft.d - Lttarten
}Aire woollen overalls. 2.18 fatigue lockets, Ltd linen jackets, jackets, 25 watch mate, 146 cotton darts, 32 lilankota,
907 pair bootee". 403 knapsacks, 35 raft leaflet cloth,
44 tenor drama, 3 bass drums, 110 dram tuarn, lot uni
form and fatigue caps, pompoooa, kW, iaLr mat
treaass, he.
[Er Tema—auk payable la sped*.
AT PRIVATE PAM
Pharee in the Academy of >lzmir ; Pout *Oft Park;
Philadelphia and Ityrrantile Libreria!: athessaas,ka.
" PARLEY" AT raivArr. BALL
The elegant toantry seat and Wm, karma eau Par
lay." late the rtindetme ?woe, dieeramd,
formerly of De. ffhippinsos offered at private Pall
description any be had at the aunties room.
BRINLEY, & CO.,
F URNE N S I'znasi 2-24 .)IARKLI' atr.t.tal-y
IC, SCOTT, Jr., AUCTIONEER, (succes
J_D• •or to IcOLDIRT k SCOTT.) 431 CIIEMIZNIIT
t: Inmate ths Cut®Honr , botwimem ..lourth ADA PM*
CARD—SALE OF MIRABLE STAPLE AND FARCE
GOODS--GENTS' TRAVELLING SRAWIS—SLZ
GANT CAMBRIC BANDED COLLARS, &e.
We invite the particular attention of the trade, and
purchasers generally, to the peremptory sale of a me
re! assortment of choice staple and fancy goods, to be
held this day, commencing at los o'clock. Incleded
will be found :
A line of gents' travelling ■hauls of desirable Wort,
cashmere starts. kc.
Also, 1500 elegaat French beaded mobs* cotton
Alas, the holism° of stock froze z joblxiis hogs., cow.
sietiew of Ally dozen toeo's•lezge size wool ant cotton
ockets, wool hoes and hall hose. resdpensde clothing •
de lames, 44 chintzes , su!peotiert, drw goods, kc,
F 4139,
_l' CBS.
Also, 100 it fors fnsets:for Wiwi and gasses' wear.
' Atm, sleigh met carriage robes.
11. B.—The whole easy be examined with estakowes
prior to sale, and are worthy the iv. attentkoo of
pnrehosera.
rum ! lasi !
Thu Morning,
Comm's:ming at 10x o'clock precisely, we will sell
without reseree, an elegant assortment of furs, In sets,
for ladies' and misses' wear, conctsting of capes.
Salinas, vietorinet, muds, pelerir.es, cuffs, &e., of
sable,Bohemian !It'll, stone martin, ermine, fkberfan
squirrel. &e.
Also, gents' far collars, for gloves, tar espot. to.
Also, a Yeriety of large sus carriage and sleigh
robe&
VALUABLE BTOCK 011 STAPLE 000'DB.—Alan,
from a Jobbing Haase dreliMag bakers?, an assortment
of wool hosiery, men's knit wool Sockets, awspendere.
shawls. de !aloes. darlings. de.
EMBROIDERIES AND MILLINEIT ODOM —Alto,
an assortasat of trench sod Scotch embroideries and
Goods, /mach utiles-Ma, fee.
Alm. a. Taney of Germantown knit goods, laurds'a
wool shirts and drawers, hood", comforts, cravat', Ac
Also, an aasortment of gent"' &opener trsvalliag
shawls, mutters, he.
Also, an Invoice ladles' superior Bolin wool shawls,
muses, he
UT ALFRED M. RERKNESS,
OF
KULA MPH I , Pk_Eal.-€.434;ia7
telAtelittant watt Walnat Arena.
B:r Salts of horses, carriages. and bantam*, kaki
regularly every SAILMOAT bIOP.:II.IiG, ttunegbent
the rear. commencing at 10 o'clock.
nc'est collection of new mad seccril ,
itgrilittlinrvertrYrewciprresivegine,"- - --'"''
11 - 7" Carriages received on storage
Ont-door sales attended to on reasonable teem.
11011. 1 1-M, 1111,1101.115, AND HARICSSS.
On Saturday Morning,
At 10 o'clock, at the Bazaar, will be weld, kmelp,
vehicle., and bErnese.
JAMES A. FREEMAN, AUCTIONE.RR,
NO. ll= WALNUT STREET, above FOOll3ll.
OABD-8.a1.3 07 HOUSEHOLD rt-Rarruar—tuss.
- .
Er 'Helen leave to !Leona ths patio that en had
oat regular weekly sales of Furukawa *ray Toorad i At
sue SPACIOUS SALES ROOK, NO. az IT
STREET, where weary posaftde attention is gin* to ob
tain the highest prioesfor the goods of those who way
UM us with C44111822.11e11te tlarin , portion a
their furniture, to dispose of, or thaw deasiwg haw,
keeping and not wishing aalea at their own dweiliags,
can bare their Inrcittire CAREFULLY RLYOSII.I` TO
OUR SALES ROO.ll, WHERE THEY WILL REALMS
BETTER PRICE TOR 111E1R rcaIIIITILE TRAM
THEY CAN OBTAIN THOM ANT OP THE MANY
TITRE DEALERS OR ANY OTHER AUCTION STORM
IN THE CITY.
rr Persona larenng as 'nth eenedantenta as rut
ared that then property sill not be sacridced.
Cnrozur.iene mere mcderste than aces &aryl
.y any ether Auction Roue In the etty.
irr Coatignate ata respectfully sainted
uj — Sales mil ilmnedtstelr alter the mods ate Nal.
MBZ=Mril=l
This tale ►t the Kaebsage, ea Wedteedhy eethint,
January 13th,15.13 T o'cluek. inctuat—
Orptiana' Coart Sale-1-itate or Joao wail,Dd&l
TWO TRAME LIOCS,ES. 5.43.11LE5XT ST , NINE
TEESTII ilAitD —the I.: of cmcaf, w,t3 viva fralev
howes thertos erected, 13, , rthaezt oule ct Scent
ttre!l Iro feet northwest froo 1100a1 Cruet, \ics
te,nth ward, _) fey; frost ani lOC, fret levy
ground-rent
Ey' S 5 to ta paid at t 5. fat..
t L EzrATL eALK-103.111 . -I.ET
TD. sale Wlll be bell at the iVedp•sta7
erecting, FetrLary at 7 c Ccck, and will LT.-
elude—
Orphans' Ccurt cf Wm B ri6, z i e L,, deo_
BRICE: HOCSE AND LOT. CHESTNUT !rimy,
A two-atory btack house and lot of growl, tomb aita
of chestnnt strtwt. ITS fret we,tward of rat street, La
the Twenty-(north ward et the city. S.i Get (mat ant
2n fret deep w titor-g. ctreet Clear of illtllnbtldee.
iZO to:t , e when .ftruck oLT.
AT PRITATZ BALE.
A Bret-ease Printing Office, With a good rut of ball
nese, four mating presser, too Bog lee sod tut Adams
Type sod everythLog neeeraary for embus:law Apply
at the Auctoz &ore.
SSAMUEL NATRA.NS, AUCTIONEER,
and HORNY LOAN 017101, tie 111 Snail
THIRD Street, below Walnut. oppcolte Pwa et , only
eight doors below the ilickangt
Boars of busuters from 7 o'clock, 4.. M., 'NW If
o'clock In the evening.
Ont-door balm, and Wee at the Auction How, at
tended upon the !ton utleactory terms
Erreahl tardier Its Lem Pitvry Tows
Advances male from one dollar to thcommts ea Dia
mm ic WlTtr Plate, Watslase, Hardwire, Mm
ahandoe, iltthtr g. Turn bare, Belding. Cigar*. Idlnand
Instrument+, Gana, Hansa, Carnes, dna Goads lea
ovary dassmption.
All goods cast twat' say linen of tlme id;reel
upon.
All wiriness. from one hundred dcllaro and npnerAn
will be charged 2 per cent. per =loath i >TK>O sal over,
a• lowest market rote.
This Store Rouse haring I depth of 120 Not, has Large
Are and thief-pool faults to store ell ralsables, mid pi
vita .ratehmep for the premise.; also, e hairy roan
rent* effected for the belted: of all persons haring p
adrenced ripen
N B —On aenonnt of haring an nnliaitel eapital,
this office to prepr.l taska adrancee co more sets
factory sad encommodating terra. than any other in
tine city.
Gold Patent LOTSr era other Watches, iseretry, sat
Clothing will be sold at redneed Fries/. and-ly
ItiOSES N A THA N S, AUCTIONEER
.1.1-1. AND COILIIIMION MERCHANT, 8. J. ornm
SIXTH. and BACK Streets.
AT PRIVATE BALE--Gcld mad elver patent Hest,
tiepins, Ragßah, Swiss, ant French watehee. jewelry,
of every drer.ription, tntistral :net :tele •
de.
AT PRIVATE SALE—Arranged on sein3n4 Sony
household furniture, of every dreicription, hie , inat
trainee, targeting, looking glasses, fancy article., de_,
Ac., de.
Oat-door Wee attend el to perionally by the Anetteet
eer. Charges irrry Coeugranents of fsrr.lhars
6"l" Nr g a' 3 l' . 7.l . 3.ll . 3 lk PlitC c lP l lL lic l..o 'wl Alt OPTICS,
8 N. Corner of Path and Roos Streets,
inter, money vnll be loaned on go:3 and FaVIIIr idats
Watches, Jewelry, Dinstondo, Clothing, Dry Goode,
Groceries, &gars, Hardware Chttlery, porgitg ro . B e d.
ding, Horace , Vehicles, Lianiess, aid on ill it.
titles of value for any length of time screed en, on own
satisfactory and liberal terms than at are other seat
lishment. M tTiIANS.
WEBB'S great Ws of forfeited Watches. Jewelry,
Guns , Tana'', Musical liastrnmenta, ha , Sal • piste
shortly Due notice will be given
Whibßll great sale of Dry Goode. Clet.Mag. Reding,
ke , befog forfeited constants, trill tale plan shortly.
Due notice will he ere,
AT PRIVATE SALE, AT ITALY TILE rstm.
BELLING PRICES —Double-Malted said basting
ease gold patent lever vesscte., of the meet sp.
proTtot makes, bant,ag fate ALI cpen NZ* ECU ewer,
mentlever sal lepine watches, fall jewe:rd doe golf
enameled lever ant Pismo watches far ladles', oil
jewelry of emery deraaptios; !Meer freer and leploe
watches, in bunting CAMS sad oren fan, enter Baguet',
8.11. v, *ail French 'stet ea; • gIME/14 111611Cti2Cflit or fur
niture, be4r. mattresses. murals kr.
OUT-DOOR SALES SOLICITED, aalelkargis 'alma
the times, low
conslrrantrrta of every al4crlpt.am of foods solle,t4l
for public or pmrste sale
ILONST ADVANCED co ereli tuts of ialL
for poblm or pruritto sale or to be heti Ix. • llszltid
time Clurltee low
GEORGE W. SMITH, AUCTIONEER
N. N earner of 3411L80N sal NOUTI3 Carts
above &amt.
IIVICITNG BALI.
BALMS BUILT BITURDLY ITTSIXO,
At IX o'clock, at the Auction Sore, of Etarlorara, Otel
Way. liceaseketping Articles, 010thIAL lirutth 44 l Intl i
Ty, Nase7 Artklirs, &o.