r-'77774.1."-oniestatsTs_iluti;ostime. ,
MBlLM".C'TiawitaiKWipah3siadur,Titiallas, N. I,
nonata'otliitarir-ilifiViiarr.-4Wana 5140.00'...“
Wirlituara Akan, 81.4s7, , ractial,liiiiiii &MST,
nova Atireo.-- 14 Tbctisat Pomptil"-.." Scalp
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,cuacTaa, ime.n &Gwen.
CoNtitiaitraat; near Tweit tb.-;Dr
Yclentinalcanmaing h`ntertahltnents. -
'Acta* Mil, Market Street, between Twelfth and
Tilirtgp '-And "Pallet, Clamart.,
Baaiont4 °pasta $0 a, Emscamust Bissau sitars
Cate'Sadf.
Ogg ays L a Ithidthrtedi concluding with
a rantluditCO3 • • -
'
- „
Tot. Wei. :of. 1812.,—The
surviving defenders Of the War 0f.1812 met yester
day - the - County Court-House, for the
purpose of celebrating the anniversary of the
Bottle Nets , Cr] emit. -Hon: Joel , ' B. Sutherland
Prosided,aisisted by.xt number of
.. m
.Vico - Presidents
arid SooroterieS. Delegate's *tre present fro
hlontgomery,, UM:caste*, Tlelaware,. Berke, end
Solittylkilb4oruitidai,allo,•famthe States of Tie
laWare and New:Jersey; • . ,
Thie folloiiing resolutions - were read
liesatid; That We with pleasure
- assemble this
day to commemorate the arteiveiWar,y Of the Dattlb
of Nap Qrleane—a battle that we trist Will he co-;
lebrated by our descendents for many generations
yet to come: -
Replved, That t o %great; eyente o 1 the Vier of
1812 ate- too - deep .i,linpressed upon the recorded:
history of tlie Comatry„to be toxgotten -or Ware-
Mhirded'l4 oui*.phstly.. On the Ocean, on the
akes, as d on the ten • the hands 'and soldiers of
the War of Ole prove themselves wOrthy of theist
reValutioniry Otbors.,
,It has justly been called
the Semind,War oflndeiondenee. '
Roar:v(l,lla we ',recommend to each of the
States to_fotm'assoolations - of.the survivors of the
Waref 1812, and to have annual meetings on such
day.asmay bo advitiabbi. -
Rfse/yed, That while death is Constantly cutting
Own our beloved brothers on the tight hand and
usi the left, it becomes tho'so who remain behind to
drist (he cords of _good fellowship closer and still
closer; nor should We ,forget the widows of those
Who hre deed,' bat . ei+tu• xeddy tO Ald them in
their declining years as much as we can.
Resolved, That 11-be teoommended to Co&
gross to Cake care of the poor and deorepid old sol
diers, and 'the aged widows of such as , are dead,
by granting - them pensions during their Grief
journey through the balance of their enfeebled os
mtenen.
Rasfilvod, That Congress ought not to overlook
those mon who wore confined in foreign prisons
daring the War of 1812; nor those gallant fellows
lobo-Wino wounded in the defence of-oar country
iiptivdtkartned 'resseleof war. Thole open should,
like Curselyel, 'hate the bentilt of- the bounty
land act.
Resbityi; That the thanks of this t onvontien
be lendered to the 'members of the houses of Con;
gross who voted for the Vaunty lead bill, and to
ex-President Pieria for his approval of that patri
otic measure.
/resolved, That we deeply sepathiie with the
relatives of our deceased frien d, the late Geo. W.
Parke Custis, in their sad bereavement. We shall
greatly -miss him to-day, as it was his practice
stvery.year to join and give us splendid exhibitions
of his patriotic eloquence In behalf of our glorious
ilnion. In token of our eialtdd regard for him,
we each resolve to wear crape on our loft an* fur
thirty days. He was a true patriot in every - sense
of the word.
. Oen. 'Diller offered tbo following :
Whereas, Mr. Zollicoffer, a member of Oongress
from the State of Tennessee, has introduced a bill
providing for the establishment of a branch of the
Military Academy at the Hermitage, in 'tunes.
see: therefore, , , - -
Resolved. That this meeting heartily approves
of, Mr. 7.lHk:offer's movement ; the Hermitage
having been the residence "of the .distinguished
hero and President, Andrew Jackson,. it Booms to
lad a fltplace for a literary institution, on the plan
of West Point; such an inetittitiatt at this plane
would not only be of groat salad to tlto aotintry,
but would also be a beautiful tribute to the memo.
ry and honor to the name of him whose horns the
Hermitage was. • . -
Resolved, That the seientifio and military edu
cation acquired at West Point is undoubtedly
thorough and of service; but its benefits aro tbo
limited-.
Resolved,, That we reepeotfully request Ali
Zollicoffer to add to his bill a proviso for the estab
lishment of a similar institution in each State,
and that the cadets educated at aldthe institutions
be placed on the same footing With that of West
Point, and have the sane chances of appointment
by Congress; and that Congress be 'requested to
make appropriations to each State for this pur
pose:
The Ant tworesolutions were unanimously adopt
ed; but; the litafwitS net agreed to:
The following tciatta *ere then submitted:
1. The Glorious Eightirof January—.hfay it long
be remembered by our countrytden. It will never
tie forgotten by the British. - z •
2. The memory of General - Washington—The
Father of his Country, and the model General of
the World. •
3. General jacksin—ono of thh illußitiods men
of the War of 1812; the best disciplined troops
of England made no headway against him and
his sharp-shooting troops.-
' 4. Tho memory of (on. Lafayette—A grateful
.world applauds his actions. •
.President Buchanan—A private soldier' in
the War of 1812
6. Vice President. BreekinridgoA soldier, le
the War of Mexico. .
7. Gen. Cass--One of our fraternity.
8. Our Army and Navy—Always victorious.
9. Mite:lent General Scott—Oongrem deserved
, our, thanks for doing justioo to his high claims upon
' tour country.
10. The memory of Governor Marcy—He took
the first flag from the enemy in New York in the
War of 1812.
1t Governor Paoker—Admirably fitted for the
"high aloe to which ho is elected. Al'ennerva
, man to the, heart's core. ' Health and happiness
attend him. "
12. The Dalt of Independence= , A, 'Temple 'of
Liberty, dedicated forever to the memory of the
mighty dead •
13. Pennsylvania--Always ready to coma to the
rescue when the Union is in danger. - •
, The memory of the Signora of the Declare.-
lion of Independence. •
15. The two great Declarations of this country—
the Declaration of Independence, issued the 4th
of July, 1776, and the Declaration of War, issued
1812 The first noneuneed the Declaration of our
Fathers to be free; the last; that we had resolved
to maintain the Freedom purchased by our gallant
ancestors.
The:followMg oSi:duties was adopted
JUso/ved, That a dopy of these proceedings be
sent to the Mom Mr. Zollieeffer, and to the mem
bers of Congress for Pennsylvania; and that our
Btato Legislature bo respectfully requested to pass
resolutions recommending the foregoing proceed
ings, and that our President be requested to send
copies to the Members.
Col. John B. Warner moved that the soldiers of
the War of 1812 celebrate the 22d of February—
Washington's birth day—byn dinner. The reso
lution was adopted, and tho_putting of it into exe
cution was referred to the raeoutive Committee.
The President then addressed the meeting in an
eloquent manner, detailing many interesting inci
dents which happened during tho war. Be con
cluded by calling on Mr, Thomas Mellon for a
speech. Mr. M. begged to be excused, as ho bad
nover'spoken in publio.. , •
A number of, addresses were made, after which
the• Meeting adjourned,
Police Item: Between twelve and one
o'clock, yesterday, the door of a tailor's shop on
Exchange Place, below Chestnut street,was forced
open. The proprietor was at work up stairs, and
bearing the door forced violently open, he rushed
down stairs and ;caught the intruder in his arms.
The fellow turned and ran, followed by the tailor,
who shouted "stop thief , !" and " murder !" most
lustily. -Offieer Conway pursued and caught the
fellow, and-he was taken ,to the station-house. A
young fellow who was In company with the accused
was also Captured. Theygave the names of John
Roach and Charles Marks.
Coroner's Case.—A. man was found between
eleven and twelve o'clock on Thursday night, lying
dead upon the door in a small room in the rear of
a tavern on Dock street. The deceased bad gone
into Ihe tavern be tiveen ton and eleven o'clock in
the Morning and appearing 'to be in a stupefied
condition, as though from drink, ho was led into
the apartment where be was afterwards found.
CITY POLICE—JANvAny 8
!Reported for The Presel
A Goon BOP WITH SOME EXCEPTIONS.—The
character of .Master Nathan Himlooh, a lad of
fourteen, seemed to taki; subject of dispute between
his mother, who appeared m his mansel or advo
cate; and an old gentleman, Minted Joshua Raw. ,
don, who earn° forward to accuse and denounce
him. Rawdon had caused young Nathan to be
arrested for„varlotte acte.A. malicious mischief,
mob, as breaking windows, killing favorite oats,
chalking naughty words and sentenees on his front
door, and other deeds of fearful note," by which
'the Sentelog party and many of his neighbors had
been haw% annoyed and distressed.
Nathan himself listened to those charges with a
smile of undisguised contempt, but his mother
repelled them with a degree of anger, and declared
that there was not a better boy in the whole neigh
borhood than her son " Natty."
"Mr. - Ra.ivdon. Does he not' curse and swear,
madam, like a ptivateeraman? ,
Mrs. Himloch.-Well, 'he does swear some, be
cause allthe other boys swear, and he doesn't wish
'to appear eccentric.
Mr. Rawdon. Does he pot break windows for his
amusement? . '
,
Mrs. llimloab. No, sir ho throws stones because
it's good wholesome exercise, soul If any "of them
happen to hit the windows, that's accident, and ho
cant help It; „ ,
ItewdOn- 'ljdoSbe not take a,delight in for
Wring and killing demh animals?
hire. Ilimloch: I 'wiat to knoW whether 'taint
better far bins - to kill doge and eats, and sich like,
than humaneretin*? Nobody can say that Natty
ever killed 'anything that - , had a soul, and so long
• as ho dont do that, it'anot worth while to hurt the
poor child's feelings by scolding him If he wee
to kill any body, I'd talk to him pretty severely,
• you may 'cleriendon't.
Now, Mtg. 'llintioeh, I want td
ask yon if 74:air sou has not the name of being the
worst boy in our part of the city ?
Mrs. IL Pooh! what, signitlea how people talk
in that gossiping neighborhood? I know what
sort of a boy Natty is. Ifirliee w e th e Ten oem_
mandments and the multiplication table •all by
heart k andhe fire'a'platol without winking.
Mr. R. Yis, indeed; and did ho not flro one at
me twit Sainiday?
Mrs. Hi That wag bananas yon.wera going to
lfpk him When howatt &dog no harm, only t r yi ng
to improve his hand brwriting with a piece of
_ piterifeal i Atryrindow shutter.
I.lndge from your own admission,
Himlooh, that-your Soh trill beaPt to find his
-tarattirthellottge Of Range- hr- wine worse place.
ZAttitattanta Atilt bind him over. fOr pod bp
,.
..,.as_rfilflrofoult i litarlea out in search of, aomeiody
H who nigh ba verdant enough..to become :aspens!..
1 -.l3)ifer;jzt air do ti ti#l . 4 of Nat
faMtieopeet,37z ;w.
CITY ITEMS.
tAIFING &court. Srocx.--In one Sense our
hdereitlikti may Alm he safd he be doing the gatarday
'drudgery of all tifijhtli--tallog account of stock.
Pew persons inexperienced to JIM matter can properly
. appreciate the great amount of fedibila labor
. tbis an
nual "footing - up" process occasions cud there" are
probably equally few in any of the various branches of
trade but who seriously incline to think that there aro
:more difficulties attended to their own particular de
partment, whatever it may be, than are attached to any
other. Upat the whole, however, this annual dusting,
rounhng, and ma-Suring revolution of everything to an
interesting period, although its results may not In all
eases show as satisfactory a state of things as might be
'desired.
Milli it is of finale ulable iniportahce to every man In
business to knoifjfie eisaCt state or tho pulse of his
'Oaks, Indeed, this is as important to the business
mariner who would make' a safe entrunSe into the port of
fortune, as It la for the - pllot to kaoeO his iatititde and
longitude upon a trackless sea. The present year, lath
many, is not likely to feet up very " fat," but in a sea
son like the present, we Opine, corning off with " whole
bones atilt be considered a rather lucky year's work.
Mani, tie dre assured, booster, will lind,a more cheer
ing exhibit in the retina than they anticipate, (for they
have been economizing) and many more there are
wheat, etporlence within the past season will more
then components for any (cemetery iota they
may have sustained. In the retail departments
or trade the present week is being particularly devoted
Zia stack taking," and as in many instances the chief
effect Of the crisis has been to reduce stocks to an uou-
Cully low ebb, the effect in this respect has really been
ddvantageous, as superfluous stock has been the bust.
noes sin of many of our merchants for some time past.
But we will conclude this item with the fond hope that
everything will tarn up " right in the gluing.
NEW IDuAe.—A Truth for Lawyers to Stare
At—The case most easily got up is the staircase.
Motto for an Auctioneer—" A sale in eight appears."
The bankrupt's 1.1 wind that blows no one any good
ie a trade wind.
Motto fora Bub-Editor—d ue scissor, out otahis
Top Dressing for Ladies—From the time consumed by
a young lady in "doing her hair," it Is evident that
this Is the mane part of her tingeing.
tor Ciktits----The elegant new styles of Clifton, Al
bright; dr; igyna's hall," No. 627 Chestnut
street.
Iv Ina n•AB between tho Romans afol the La
tine, (A, P.. 416,) T Manila! Torquatue and P. Deckle,
being consols, had command of the Roman forces. As
an engagement was soon expected, a council of war wan
hold, consisting of the two consuls, all the generale,
am! legionary tribunes. Among other things it was
unanimously determined " that no officer or soldier
ishould dare to light the enemy without previously ar
raying himself gorgeously at the palatial clothing store
of Granville Stokes, No. 007 Chestnut street."
Nan , littiali:r.—Oomi nature in a young lady
is always restored, or in most cases, if you tell her you
will buy her a package of candies at E. C Whitman ac,
Co.'s, Second street, below Chestnut. The ladies all
bow to the potent charms of their excellent confec-
tionery. ."
TUE GRIMM, GIFT BOOK STORE.—Mr. G. G.
Evans, at the Original Gift Book Store, 4,19 Chestnut
street, receives all the latest publications. One may
bnt of him on quite as favorable terms as of any other
dealer m town. With every purchase, it should be re
membered, a gift is furnished worth from twenty.five
cents up to one hundred dollars.
R. C. WALBORN dr Co —The fame of this firth
is wide-spread. Not only throughout this city and
county, but all over this and the Heathens. and Western
States have they customer.. Their gentlemen's fur
nishing goods stock is one of the beet ever offered in
the market. In wrappers and linen they particularly
excel.
TII EIGHTH of J'AltUAllY.—YeSterafty ivetl the
glorious anniversary of the battle of New Orleans, and
a gloried:l,4v It was. The old soldiers had a Conven
tion dt the °minty Court-Ilouse, and otter paying a
visit to the daft of frulehendenee, they all went over
to the splendid Brown Writ Oioding Vali Of Rot:Milli
& Wilson, Nos. 603 and 606 Chestnut street, Above
Sixth. They expressed themselves much gratified with
both visits.
PiiILADELPILIA pOARD 9,,P TRAMP.
!
Rownoo O. limatrr,. t
FRANCIS R. Corr, : 'Commorris or in Mom(
Tom KINIIF,R, JR. . 4 ,
LETTER BAGS
At the Merchants , Exchange, Philadelphia.
Ship Tonawanda, Julius Liverpool, Jan 25
Barque Mary 11 Kendall, Brock Matanzas, soon
SAILING OF THE .00EAN STEAMERS.
FROM THE UNITP.D EDATES,
same ems
Now York..Havre
FROM EUROPE.
FROM FOR OAF
Africa ....Dieerpotli..New York Dec 20
Hemmonia Hamburg..Noir York Jan 1
PoHoe Ilavre..New York Jan 12
'The California Mail Steamers cad from New York
on the 6th and :Mix of each robnih.
MOVEISFAITES 01F Ii&VANA STEAM :115
PRI LLOSLPRII-41OTEI NOW York 2d, arriving at Ha
vans, Bth, and New Orleans 11th. From Now Orleans
20th ; Havana 23d; arriving at NOV York 28th:
Oanewns—From New York 12th, arriving at Havana
17th. and Now Orleans 10th. From New Orleans 27th,
Illavatio.29th, arriving at New York 3d.
Fairing Cirr—From New York 17th, arriving at Ha
vana 23d, and New Orleans 26th. From Now Orleans
sth, Havana Bth, arriving atHew York 13th
-BLACK WARRIOR—From New. York 27th arriving at
Havana let and New Orleans 34. From New Orleans
12th, Havana 14tb., due at Now York 18th.
Issnac—From Charleston 19th and 4th, due at Ha-
vana 23d and 7th. From Havana 10th and 25th, duo at
York 18th and 31st
Illarine intelligence.
PORT or PHILADELPHIA, Jun. 9,-1658.
BUN RISER • 120 I AIIN BETS
MGR WATER
MEM
Steamship Delaware, (lopes, 24 hours from New York,
eta Cape May, with Inds° awl passengers to James All.
derdlee.. Reports the brlgklartha..laue, for Parsboro,
NS, as having passed to era Thursday forenoon.
01,BARSD.
Steamship Delaware, Copes, Now York, J Allderdice.
Brig Blink, Carleton, Nevis, J Baker.
Bchr Smith Tuttle, Bich, Boston, via Delaware City,
G A Wood.
Bohr Blackish, Hotchkiss, Charleston, SC, D S Stet
eOl2 & Cc.
Mr It Claypoole, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
Sir Elisabeth, McLaughlin, do do
(Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchange.)
' LEWES. Del.. Jan. 7. 8 A M.
The tugs America and Jacob 0 Nearile, having taken
their tone to Bea returned last evening, and are now in
the roadstead. 'Nothing in the bey Lund in our out.
Wind IV—weather clear.
Yours, An, _ Wbi, M. ~
HICHMIAN.
• :IST TILKORAPH,
(Correspondence of the Philadelphia Eithange3
CAPE ISLAND, Jan 8. & 80 P M.
No vase's observed going in or out during the day
Wind NE—weather moderate.
Youral too., THOO. B. RIINIINEI.
rat nuattin SO TOR PSWA3B
Naw Yonx. Jan 8
Arrived, chip bum Webb, Dryer, Liverpool, with 42
passengers. - Bailed, chip Ocean Express, den Francine°.
Ilesinvoir 11081,8. Jan 8.
Arrived, clipper chip Charger, llerd,•from Chinches,
with gnaw), to order.
linaroLx, Jan. 8.
Arrived ,seler Wm F Abbott, from New York for New
born, leaking badly.
MEMORANDA
Steamship Arego, Lines, for dam, cleared at New
York yesterday.
, Steamship Palmetto, Baker, hence at Boston 7th Inst.
Ship Excelaior, Mitchell, nailed from Heimelmokport
4th Inst. for New Orleans
Ship Regulus, Thompson, froni Callao, arrived at
Queenstown 17th tilt, and remained 21d.
Ship Criterion,Rerding, cleared nt Mobile 2d inst.
for Havre, with 4 115 bales cotton, weighing 2,143,154
lbe, value at $20 &471 07.
Ship B Baldly in,1335 . tons register, built at Ailoways
town, NJ, In 1837, rating A 2)4, wee Fold at auction 7th
inst. in New York for sll,soo—one-third cash, one-third
three months, adding interest, and the balance nix
months, adding interest.
Ship Berlin, Stay, hence, which arrived at Savannah
4th Wet, left the capes Dec 23d, and experienced strong
southerly gales during the passage; Doci 2b , lat 3515,
lon 74 10, experienced a severe gale, commencing from
the BE, and hauling round to the westward, and then
north, the ship laboring heavily, with a very heavy sea;
cargo of railroad iron - shifted, stove water caaks, blew
fore topsail out of bolt rope, split foresail, and did other
damage. Were obliged to run the ship before the wind
for twelve hours, in order to save the masts. Jan 2. lat
3120, lon 77 20, experienced a very heavy squall from
SW and NW; split jib and spanker, and blew mizen top
sail of the yard
Barque Madeleine, (Pr) Port, for Senegal, Africa,
went to nes from Charleston sth Inst.
Barque Edmund Dwight, Nickerson, from Oulm, at
Mobile 241 inst.
•llarque Indiana, Elvers, for Donlon, cleared at Savan
nah sth inst
Barque Laconia, Bears°, for Mayaguez, 111, sailed
from Lattimore 7th inst
Barque Powhatan, Simmons, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Palermo 10th tilt.
. . .
&id David Bufiell, Pliimiey, sailed from New Bed
ford 7th inst. for Philadelphia.
• - •
Brig New Era, Walker, hence, arrived at Cienfuegos
234 ult, inl2 days passage.
Brig Joseph (fables, for New Orleans, sailed from
Rockland ath inst.
Brig 'rhos B Watbum, Barnaby, cleared at New York
yesterday for fiagnayro..
Brig Josephine, Stone,cleared at New York yesterday
for Honolulu,
Behr II P Cushing, McNally, from Cardenas, arrived
at Mobile 2d inst.
Bohr George Slangharn, Scudder, hence, arrived a
Mobile 2d inst.
Schr D B Barnard Ito Nos, at Charleston sth inst.
from Port Spain , Trinidad.
Behr Jane N Baker, Vanneman, from Inagua, at Wil
mington, NO, Bth root
Behr B Howley. Godfrey, for a northern port, went
to sea from Charleston Bth lost
Schr W A fiamill, Sowers, for New York, cleared at
Charleston sth lust, and went to sea the Bth.
Bohm Btarlight, Yorh from Portland for Philadel
phia, and John Magee,Magee from Bristol for do, re.
mained at Newport 8 A M
Oth inst.
Behr Alhambra, Coombs, for Boston for Philadelphia
sailed from Holmes' Hole 6th inst.
Behr Wm A Hammond, Cain, berme for Boston,
Holmes , Hole 6th last, and sailed again.
Behrs. Lamartine, Johnson, from New Bedford, an,
Ingomar, Case, from Boston, both for Philadelphia, re
mained Holmes , Hole A3l 6th list
Behr Alfred Banat, Russell, from Smyrna, Del, fo
Boston, at Holmes' Hole 6th lost, and remained nex
morning.
AtIRINB MDMIELIANY.
Accounts from ship Serampore, from New Orleans for
Boston, aohoro en Oohaaeet rocks, dated 7th lost, state
that she will be a total loss. tier bottom is out, oho Is
bilged, and full of water. Part of bee cargo will be
saved M a damaged state. The Sorampore came to an
chor In the thick snow storm on the morning of the 6th
loot, about half a Mlle NE of the Black Rock Ledge,
oohasset, and about half poet 2 P M drove ashore near
the Minot Howie. Bar cargo consists of 740 bales cot
ton, 46 bade tobacco, 1050 bbis Hour, 1020 do molagses,
100 too tallow MO pigs lead, 100 staves, 100 bdls and
222 bides, 70 Age mdse She wee a good ship of 499
tons, owned by Matthew Cobb, Nsq, and insured In
Boston.
- [Capt Stone gives the following report of the disorder
to his ship: On the 6th Inst. passed Highland Light,
Cape Cod. At 2 P M oth made Boston Light, and hove
to fora pilot; wind NE. At 4 A M it commenced snow
ing; wore ship to southward, and at 0 A were ship to
northward. - At 8 A M the gale Increased, with heavy
sleet and sneiv; wore ship to southward, and at 9 30 took
In all sail and let go both anchors, with 00 fathoms chain
orione and 110 en the other, in 12 fathoms of water.
The gale increasing, drifted to westward about Ix knots
per hour. At 1 P M port chain parted. At 2 P M laud
WAS 111 sight-astern, and the ship wee drifting towards
-the rocks. To save life and property, deemed It corer
airy to - slip the chains and put the Ship heal on At
241.1 RM steak onrock on Pleasant Beach, Just
ahreisi, Of theldinot Hence, the sea making a complete
bteach over lteri and the ship going to pieces fast. At
SE P M the life lasi succeeded in TWAIN; the Wesel,
and t6ok off ten men. At fmnset Wheat Made ad other
trip, and took off the captain and remainder of the crew
badly frozen.]
Lersit—ilostozi, Sin $--Steamer Nopiiiner CIS 11/or
ris, which went down this morning to ship &Tampere,
arrived up again in the evening with the ealle and a
Portion of the rigging from the ship, Capt Morrie .re.
porta that the water was up to the ship's upper dot
Her bottom was out, and elm will no doubt prove a•to
tel loss. The win blew too hard and the sea was oo
rough for lighters d
to go alongside. The greater NT.
toed, if tot the whole, of the cargo will be saved in a
damaged elate. The cotton on board 'in insured Am
$9 OO O at the National office, $9OOO at the Americas.,
$6OOO at the liferchants , ,and $5OOO at the 51anufactik ,
rare'office. Copt Morrie will return to the ship to.
morrow (Friday) - with lighters,'when they will com.
, menee getting out the cargo.
Behr Independence, before reported ashore at Well
fleet, was sold Bth lest, together with sails, rigging and
spars for $75.
The keeper of the Dlonomoy Lighthouse given the fol
lowing list of vessels which have passed that light dur
ing the quarter ending the 31st December: Ships, 4;
barques fm; beige, 58.3; ochre 2181; sloops, 307; steamers,
52. Total, 2053.
Quarterly return of vessels which have passed by or
in the vicinity of the light ship at Pollock Rip during
the quarter eliding the 31st day of December, 1857:
Ships, 4; barques, 69; brigs 591; ears 35614 eloops, 187,
steamers, 86. Total, 448 d.
NAVAL.
The ship Kate Hastings (not the store ship It'eleitse)
will sail from the Charlestown navy yard in the Morse
of a week or ten days, with stores for the East ;mils
squadron; a mall will be sent by her. There is ala' , a
vessel to sail with stores for the African squadron no at
week, which will take a mail. Pont paid letters an.l
papers sent to the care of the Library and Institute,
Charlestown navy yard, will be forwarded.
FOREIGN PORTS.
At Cambia Nov 18, barque 3 IV Porter, Stevens, nor.
At Mauritius Oct 27. barque —, of Portland, (sup
posed the Palestine, flowed, with coal, to discharge
part of her cargo, and proceed with the remainder to
Singapore.
At Antwerp 222 ult, ships Harriet Reale, Smith, for
Singapore; Benj Reward, (Dan) &wave, for Seat Fran
cisco, lino; Frederick thibbard, Edwards, for New York
20112; Jacob E Stawler, Mita, for New Gleans, do;
barque Saone, Karsteria, for Beaton, uric; Behr Level
Peacock, Matilde, for New York in January.
Arr at Deal 20th lilt, barque Philena, Deming, from
Newcastle for Naples, and anchored.
t'Arr at do 21st, (net 10th) ship East Indian, Lecraw,
London for Bombay, and sld.
Bid from Cuxhaven 10th tilt, ship Levonter, Peterson,
England.
Old from Liverpool 10th ult, ships Riversmith, Davis,
and Lydia, Dennis, New Orleans.
At Mayaguez 16th alt, brig Rainbow, MansOeld, for
New Raven, waiting cargo
Sailed from Constantinople Bth ult, brig If G Berry,
Race, for Palermo to load for Boston. She had started
4t h , but was deta ined below by adverse winds Dates
are to the 11th. Barque Eft Farrington, Gorham. fin
Boston Oct 1, had not arrived, which renters the for
mer report of her having been in the Dardanelles Nov
27 doubtful.
Bailed from 'Palermo 10th ult., barques Giovanni Bat
tiste, (Sic) New ,Orloans. Dates are to 12th, but no
particulars of vessels in port.
Sailed from biessina oth Wet, brig Palestine, lingers,
Boston. Accounts are to 12th.
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At do 12th ult, barques Fernandina, Cottrell, for Bora
too; Vivid Light, Blanchard, and Commodore, Williams,
for do; Henry Shelton, Burr, for New York or Balti
more; and others.
At Leghorn 12411 hit, barque Tremont, Baker, for Si
cily and Boston FOOD.
At Rotterdam 18th ult, ship Mountain Wave, Ballet,
for Charleston, ready
DOMESTIO PORTS
NEW YORK, Jan 15—Arrived, ship American Engle,
Mooro, London and Portsmouth; experienced heavy
westerly gales during the passage; echr Evergreen,
Hinckley, from New London for Isnitmoro.
Cleared, barque Yuman, Loisgaug, blananne, brig
Zenith, Deering, Cardeuwf; Rehr Mary, Havens, Haiti-
More.
. .
Sailed, ship Heide°, Whitney, Gibraltar.
BOSTON, Jan 7—Arrrived, Barque Ann, Munroe, N
Orleans Slat ult Came into the bay during the storm,
but when the snow became dense, hauled off. In the
earning anchored below, and rode out the gale in safe
ty; brig Northern Belie, Paine, New Orleans.
Cleared, ship John Haven, Salter, Apalachicola;
barque Telegraph, 01Ica, City Point; brig ranola, Da
vie, Norfolk, to load for °muleloupe . achrs Oen Tamale,
Teel, Port au Prince; Cuickidep, Ouch, Jame!, Pilot
Fish, Adams, Connives; N J Haight, Law, Turks IsPC
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
Up to 12 o'clock Last Nzgle
GIRARD HOME—Chestnut street. below Ninth.
T Bltazieton,N Y T Adams, Harrisburg
S El Chorch, N i l M Whitey, N Y
IV Fisher, Jr, Boston S A Cantle. N Y
R F. Hitchcock, N Y J 0 McCullough, halt
Oen 8 Suggs , Washington L Mclntosh, Washington
W Myara, II S A. D Bone, Washiogton
T M Bradley, Clncinnati, 0 118 Hallett & lady, Boston
E Waters, Troy, N Y J Began, St Louis
SS Miller Bristol A A Hobart, Chicago
W L LUBA St Louis .1 Banks, Rending
J A d'Abrauchem, N Y II $ Smith. New litutlord
J II Wooster,lioston, S J Speigelberg, N Y
Marcus Hughes, N Y R Beeman, St Louis
J M C Brown, Malt E Wilmer, Elkton
Chas II Mntrheld, N Y 3 0 Muirheid, N Y
W D Lunipkin, Memphis Moses Tin r, Maas
Ed F Pratt, N Y Jas Ring, Halifax, N S
B Posnanski A la, NY' Jno W Sterling & In, N 0
A 8 Fkko, N Y .1 IlulTum, N Y
T It Whitney, N J E AI O'Brien, N Y
J Wilcox, Meriden D Jones, N 0
NO Clarke, Chicago Sami 0 Trippe, It I
R J Haldeman, Ilarrisb'g 0 NI Mel:titian, Lancaster
NIA liuntee, Rending F A Roe, USN
P Perserlen, N t Wm Rogers, lialt
Jas 'Wright, Owego Wm klontgoinery, Conn
Elon Comstock, Moss 11 A Water, Conn
R P Black, Easton, Ps Henry W Inman, RI
Sanders Shanki, Louisville W 0 Murray. Jereey City
I. F Clark, Wilco Del J D Alden, itertforel
0 A Nieholes, N Y S IS Shoemaker, Knit
MERCHANTS , HOTEL—Bourth street, below Arch
Thos Craig, jr. leshigh Gap .1 C Rhodes, Harrisburg
Mrs Rhodes A con. Po Miss Lee, New York
John Russell, Now York Genl J James, Pa
W C Bradley, Columbia, Pa 0 Maples, N
Mr Abbott, N Y Hon Asa. Packer, Pa
Wm Irvin, Clearfield Hon G Scott, Pa
lion II S Mott, Pa J C Evans, Harrisburg
A Dyeart, Pa
AMERICAN llOTEL—Chostnut street, above Mil.
S C Noyes, Dag Jas 0 Matlock, New York
J W Bailey, New Jersey W Seaver, Philo
W L Lewis, Phoenixville Chas Campbell & wife. Del
Denj Campbell, Dover, Del Llf Johnson, Went Point
L L Johnson, West Point John B Deemer, Boston
Wm J Beamer, Boston , LOlllB Roerer, St Louis
J Bond, Philadelphia S A Peugh, Washington
Joseph Ells, Esq, N J
UNION 110TBL—Arch street, below Fourth.
W C Chihli!), Port Clinton Mr. McKee Wilson, Ind
A Clark, Mauch Chunk It Hammersly, Allentown
it (./ Swope, Pa Joe N Stokes, Stroudeb'g
donsart, Danville, Pa :kt F. Cross, Delaware co
NATIONAL HOTEL—Race street. above Third.
Henry Stark, Tunkhannock D 8 Stark, Tunkhannock
J Stemple, Tunkhasnoik lion M Weaver Minersville
J Steele, Mechanicsburg, W Relfanyder, Pottsville
Col J Nolff. Dordentown (I W Morgan, Pa
J L Richardson, Wisconsin II J Headier, Pottsville
A P Dixon, New Orleans . W V Wornlck, New York
F A Chadwick, New York I K Loos, N J
STATES UNlON—Market street, above Sixth.
F Thomas, Mantuavillo J T Lewis, Balt
Mrs L Lewis, Balt II L Hooper, N Y
II Goodman, Pa J Andrews, IYiMOM, Del
It W Boole, York co, Pa B T Tanner,Patteburgh
D Leiber, York co, Pa t.l W Unffnagle, Now Rope
0 7. Bentz, Pa E J Cochran, Balt
L Wilkison, Balt J Oarratt, Chester co
9 Biiumons, Yorker), I'a A L Meson, Mt Pleasant
J I , Kautz, Lancaster W 9 Boyd, Wrightsville
DNeigle; Ilarrisburgh J Jackson, Reading
P Flynn, Norristown . 11 Oilman, Pa
Stewart McClung, Ya
BLACK BEAD INN—Fifth and Merchant streets.
John 0 Iledding, Maryland 0 Taggart, Delaware
Enos Pricer, Doylestown S3l Dutton, Del co, Pa
John Hill la, Doi co, Pa 3 S Garrett, Del co, Pa
li Dunlap, Delaware Jos Thomas, Fulton, Pa
lien 1. Brower & la,Lebanon J B Plankerton At In, Pa
Hunter Moore, Chester co Sand Pugh. Montg co, Pa
A B Leedom, Tenon J II Howard, Boston
It Howard, Maryland Edw Maya, PhHada
Jesse Brooke, jr, Del co, Pa Enoch Harper At la, Del
8 Jackson & la, Delaware Stephen Dllyere,Oheater co
9 Meanie, Maryland
BALD EAGLE—Third street, above CaDunhill
N A Felix, Reeding I) Beigle, Easton
E P. Warren. Phila. It Itrovrn, Bucks co
Leaser, N Waleu W Deleon, Pa
3 el•arer, Pa 31 Usher, Pa
J Keyser, Germ:Won C Beene, Bucks co
S Hill, Reading C Frame, Reading
J Rittenhouse, Germantown B Beans, Bucks Co
MADISON HOUSE—Second street, abort) Market
IV I. Cannon, Del (I Brooke, Ohio
Fanwel Ford, aid J II Marston, Ind
w L Ande,son, Albany C S 'Cowell & la, N J
Calvin (been, N Y (I Lincol, Md
V, W Thomas, bid
BARLEY SHEAF—Second street, below Tine,
It DeLacy, Pittsburg J 31 Bryan, Belvidere
J It King, Belvidere J Ferran, Doylestown
F Coroloy k non, Muntg' co Smith Harper, Fox Chase
3 T Blair, Hartsville 3 1) Buskin, N Y
nos Divan, N Y W Cornelius, Pike co, Pn
C Ramsey, Hartsville A German. Newtown
J Hoppock, Newtown W Crook, New Hope
II B Hough, Doylestown S. 13 Cook, N J
D Ii Reeder, New Hope J 31alliews, Centreville
BLACK BEAR HOTEL—Third street, ab. Callowhlll.
John Freed, Moses Haldeman, lunch, co
Sigmund Hogland, ByluTry .1 Thomlinson, 31orcland
Th. Rocket, Allentown A P Stockel, Allepton a
Lewis Clemens, Doylostwn A Clayton, Southampton
Carper hoada,llybcrry Woe Polklowa, Moreland
John Van Attatialen, Foos- Henry Landis, Buck,/ co
terrine Nall, Haldeman, lineka Co
Henry Woltera, Hocks co Lindford Itoadx, llynerey
Mrs C Roads, Ityberry (leo Clennnons, Choi Val
THE WEEKLY PRESS
THE WEEKLY PRESS, Vol 2, No. 2, for SATUR
DAY, January 9, la now ready The preaent number
contains a cant amount of valuable reading, among
which will be found tho following:
ECIIIMME!
THE ADMINISTRATION AND TILE FILLIDUSTERS.
SENATOR DOUGLAS AND THE COMMITTEE ON
TERRITORIES.
DEPUTY SECRETARY OF STATE.
VALEDICTORY TO THE OLD YEAR.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
" A SAFE TREASURY AND A SOUND CURRENCY
CALHOUN AT OXFORD.
KANSAS.
RATIONALE OF COMMERCIAL TROUBLES.
DEATH OF MISS LESLIE.
FRAUDS IN KANSAS.
PENNSYLVANIA UPON POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY
MEXICO. -
EXPEDITION TO UTAH.
NEW TREATY WITH JAPAN.
SOUTHERN OPINION.
THE VOICE OF AN ORIGINAL BUCHANAN MAN
DEMOCRATIC OPINION IN PENNSYLVANIA.
COMMODORE PAULDING.
THE DEMOCRATS IN KANSAS.
THE ISSUE STILL THE SAME.
WASHINGTON'S LET PERS TO LEAR.
GREAT CORRUPTION FUND.
EMIG33I
THE DEATH OF THE OLD YEAR —Dy TIN TBON
SONo.—(Orlginal.)
ALL RlGHT.—(Original.)
THE PASS OP DEATH..
TILE PERILS OFF ORRTAIN ENOLIMI PRISONERS
(Oontlnued.)—By aIIARLEB DICKKAB.
TILE WEEKLY PRESS in furnished to subscrihern at
$2 per year, in advance, for the single copy, and to clubs
of twenty, when sent to one address, $2O, in advance.
Single copier. for ealo at the counter of Too PRIMA of
fice, in wrappers, ready for mailing.
Persons Bending clubs of twenty or over will please
bear In mind that the paper thus ordered cannot be di
rected to each subscriber, unless the club price of $1.20
per annum in paid, and paid in Meanie. Thin Is In
accordance With our published metes, and some of our
friends have overlooked It. Our heavy lists compel on
t o adhere to this rule.
PRESSe-PIiILAI)ELPMAi SATURDAY. JANUARY 9, 1858.
Eiperial Notices
Sewing Machines—Price 82.5.--. Persons wish
ing to purchaeo a REALLY (ICOR blachino should
call at 922 CHESTNUT Street, and get one of PRATT'S
Patent. These Ildschinei are warrantml to glee eat's
faction. Stitching done, for Two Cents per yard et the
Office. jaD.awilw•
William C. Meßea, 907 Chestnut Street, Is
selling all kinds or tine Stationery at one-half the re
gular prise. Call on him at once and you gill be satis
fied. •
Aubin , s Patent Gas Works,
RittiCTRD FOR TOWNS, TILLAGES, AND FACTORIES,
PORTABLE OAS WOJIKB,
For HOTLI,S, STORES, and COUNTRY Suers, put up at
short notice. Those works occupy but little space, are
easily operated, and furnish a num.' ore GAO mom. at
low cost
For further information call at No. 114 North SE
VENTII street, Where the works can be aeon In opera
Lion, or addsene CHAS. N. TRUMP, Agent,
No. 114 North SEVENTH street, Philada.
Cuss. TIMM', Agent, Baltimore, Md. 3ido.ler*
S. C. Dawnld, Commission Business an Com
mercial paper and negotiations of loans, 68 'Baum
Sr., opposite the }lxehange, Philadelphia. nolo-2m
The Grentest. Bargains in the World.—The
subscriber, boing about to close his business, offers his
entire stools of superior Ready-made Clothing for We.
it In want of a superior article are invited to give
ltim a call. Moro to let awl fixtures for sale. M.
T.RACY, 2T4 MARKET Street. del6-2m
Saving F.4n(l.—National Safely Tenet Co.,
Office, WALNUT' areet, B. W. corner of THIRD.
A.BRANGEMENT9 FOR BUSINESS DURING TILE
SUSPENSION OP SPECIE. PAYMENTS BY
BANKS.
I. Depoelta received and payments made daily.
2. Current Bank Notes, Checks, end Specie will be
received on deposit.
3. Deposits made In Plank Notes or Checks will be
paid back in Current Bank Notes.
4. Deposits made In Gold or Silver will be paid back
in Coln.
Interest Five Pee Coat. per annum. n 023
Seamen's Salina Fund—Office 203 Walnut
street, ono door west of aecond street. Receivee de
polite in sums of One Wilms and upwards, from all
classes of the community, and allows interest at the rate
of five per cent, per annum.
Office open dolly, from 9 until 6 o'clock, and on Mon.
day and Saturday until 0 in the evening. Si esident
Franklin Fell Treasurer and Booratary, Oharlee M.
Morris.
Sewer's Infant I.;ortilal.---Tlitta Invaluable
Cordial is prepared from a variety of the moot choke and
efficient aromatics known in medicine, and to tho moot
perfect and reliable carminative exts.nt for infants and
young children.
lly its powerful influence a speedy care is effected In
all CMS Of CitailC, windy pains and spasms. Relleres
and mitigates much of children's suffering during denti-
tion or teething, and by its soothi og properties tram
gunnies pains of the bowels, looseness, vomiting, &0.
The Infant Cordial has become is standard remedy,
and ham been used in thousands of cARCS with the most
abundant museum. No tarnlly should be without it.
Prepared only by 116NRY A. DOWNY,
At hie Drug and Chemical Store,
N. E. corner of Sixth and Green sta., Philadelphia.
To whom all orders must be addressed. And for sale
by Druggists generally. ea 111.1 y
For Pertnmed Breath, White Teeth, and
leautiful complexion, use '• Balm of 1.000 Flowern."
'or dre,:ing Ladieal hair, use Woodland Cream, a
ew Pomade." It curls Gontlemen'a hair beautifully.
W. P. INT/{lllOl4 & Cu., Proprietors, N. Y.
For lisle by T. 11. Peterson, 306 Chestnut; Samuel
Ssines, Twelfth and Chestnut; A. B Durand, 718 Chest
nut; T. If Peters & Co., 716 Chestnut; G. 0. Evans,
Gift Book-store, 439 Chestnut; 0. 0 Hubbell, 1410
Chestnut; French, Richards, & Co., Tenth and Mar
ket; A. B. Taylor, Ninth and Walnut; Dr Morrison,
Seventeenth and Chestnut; J. W. Simen & Sons,
Eighteenth and Twenty-Second and Market; Edward
Christman, 702, Chestnut; Thomas Lansaster, corner
Eleventh and Walnut. nol2-17
Saving Fund
OF TIIE AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY,
S. E. Con Nag FOURTH AND WALNUT SIMMS,
Dag always paid in full on demand,
AND CoNTINUNS TO DO DO.
INTEREST, FIVE PER CENT.
d023-lniio
Cabinet Ware and
UPHOLSTERY,
324 WALNUT ST,
OPPOSITE INDEPENDENCE SWAIM
OEO. J. HENKEL'S,
624 WALNUT Street,
0r22.8m Late of 173 Obeatnut Street
Good Coffee.
Lorenz of Coffee cannot realize the full value of their
favorite beverage without having It made in the Old
Dominion Coffee Pot.
ARTHUR, RURNIIArt, & OILROY,
117 and 119 South TENTH, cor. of George,
d3-6n3 Solo Manufacturers
Jackson,
JOB PRINTER,
BIERCIIANT STREET.
Checks', Notes, Drafts, Dills Lading, Bill Reads, Cir•
oulars, Cards, and all other kinds of Job Printing, at
prices to suit the time.. ocl7-17
On the 7111 inst., by Roc J. I'. II Wilmer. rector of
Mnrk's Church, JOAN POTTER, }leg , of Princeton,
Neu. Jersey, to Miss lIPLEN, eldest daughter of
thou II Norris, of Philadelphia.
. .
On Thursday evening, 7th instant, at the Arch street
Freely terian Church, by Rev Charles IVadaworth, Li 11.,
CHARLES N. ANSPACII to ANNA, danghter of the
late Samuel 1400111411111
On the 24th of December, 1657, in Alligator, Florida,
by Her. D, McNeil Turner, Bee B. E. LANNEAU, of
Clundeeton. S C , to 1111,, FANNY lI.FCCIiEtt. daugh
ter of tho tote John D. Ecelee, Frit., of /Netter - 111e,
North Carolina
On the 7th twit , of typhoid fever, MATIS ANNA,
daughter of George A. and Mary Dueline hillier, aged
4 yenta and 0 montlut
The friends and rektirea of the family are invited to
attend the funeral at Lancaster, Gila day, (.Caturdny,)
at 00011 ar
On the morning of the 7th intt , CECELIA AUG U.S.
TINE, daughter of Granville and Cornelia fitoket, in
the 13th puma her age
On the Bth instant, Alien JULIA, daughter of Bev. E.
Brou n
On the 7th intent, Mr. JOHN ROUNNO, in the i 2
year of his age.
On the 7th instant, at Launder, Pe , Mra REIIECCA.
LIGHTNER, relict of the late Jo,lge Lightner, in the
80th year of her ago.
WI - Sermon to Young Alen.—By request of the
Young Men's Christian Association, the Buy. EDGAR
M. LEVY will preach u bermon to Vonog Men, by Di
ine perminsion, on BARHAM EVENING, January
10th, at half past seven o'clock, In the First Indepen
dent Church, (Rev JohnOkambera',) corner of BROAD
and GEORGE Streets. Seats roierveil for young men
is9-It*
rp — lly DiVille permission, T. II Stockton
Rill preach on SABBATH, at 104 A. PI . and 7)6 P. Pt ,
in JAYNE'S HALL, CHESTNUT, below Seventh. Sub-
Jeetn Important. Peata free. Friends requested to
tally and make the work sure. Jou lt*
Err Unpardonable alln.—l.retade by !try. A.
C riiomAs, T 0.8101111019 EVI:NINO, at 1 o'clock,
}lra Unlyersulint. Church, LOMBARD Street, Above
Fourth.
fEr Rev. John Chatithere will deliver a Ser
mon in the Eleventh tlaptot Church TWELFTH
Street, above Race, TO-MORROW (Sabbath) EVE
NIN(I, at 7); o'clock. .Vter which a Collection will
be taken in behalf of the 'MIME MISSIONARY SO
CIETY of the City of Philadelphia "
THOMAS T MASON,
itta-It* Chairman Committee on Public Mvetioo
ID' Consecration to God the Duty of Man.—
By particular request, the sermon en the 1609 e suhioct
o in be reheated to-morrow (BABRATID morning, in the
M E. Union Church, FOURTH street, below Arch, by
the pastor, Rev. JOSEPH CASTI.II, I) It., at 10A
o'clock. baingpreparatory to the Mishionary Festival to
be held on the following .9 .blath, January 17th,
throughout the day. Thu public Is Invited to attend.
jai -it
irr Col. John W. Forney will deliver a
Lecture, entitled The Alcorn an Statesman " for the
benefit of the nomad Avgneiatien of the Eighteenth
Ward, on TUESDAY EVENING, January r2th, in Rev.
George Chandler'e Chorch, PALMER Street, above
Gore n.
Tickets (free) may be obtalne.l at the Drug t4toreg.
The Richmond CoAchen pace within a short di•tanc
of the Church over few minutes from Om Exchange.
jan 3t*
Ili what Shall we Ent':—What Conotiimco
W holceonte ‘ C microuo, and Economical Diet !
—Theme queptiona will be conxideted inn course of 810
Popular Lectures on the 01110118 Tb Y OF TIM 'I Alll.O, by
Prof. 111 MANGUM!. Introductory Lecture on 2,lday
(MONDAY) Eteninu, at 8 o'clock, et the HANOI%
AND HAYDN 111G310 Beeson Tlckele 75
cents —To be obtained at the principal drug atoree.
jail-dsl*
ID' Notice —AI an Annual illeeting of the
Stockholders of the Milan() M INS CO , held
this day at their office, No 3021VALNUT Street. the
following 011ticers Auld Directors were duly elected to
horse for the ensuing year .
rrilikilDllliT—JOEL JONES
Vier. 8 GILLETT
SEOR).TARY AR? TRIUBIOREB-JNO. 8 M MULLIN
Assiernir Sic TART-JAMES Ii AINOB.1)
DIIINCTOUS
. . .
JOEL JUNES, GEO. W. WOODWARD,
Whl. M. SWAIN, 11. N 11111111011U118,
JNO. ANSPAOII, JR., Tllll. CRAVEN,
JOSEPII KLAPP, 31 D., A 8. GILLETT,
JNO. Met:LURE, JER WALKER,
J. 11 1111011E8, C. D. BUM:MAKER,
W. 8. BOYD, 11. It COOOSIIALL,
WM. C. ROIMIAN, JNO. W. CLAGRORN,
FRANCIS PETERS.
J. 8. Mo3IULLIN, Beerethry.
Pm ~ DELPIIIA, Jan 5, 1858, jRILAt
it r Granite Land Company.—The Annual
Meeting of the Rockhold°re of said Company trill be
held at 16 North SEVENTH Btreot, TuEsDAr,
the 12th day of January, 1868, at 6 o'olock P. M , for
tho election of Ofileors for the ensuing year.
N. B. Amendments to the By-bows proposed will be
acted upon at said meeting. de22- tut*
llT'Llternry Mnrene.—An Experienced Editor,
a successful author, and a thoroughly educated Literary
man, weary with twenty-five years of the drudgery of
Daily Journalism, him determined to hire out or sell his
brains at retail to those who may require their services'
in any honorable way.
Merehants, Business Men, Inventors, and dealers of
every kind, will ho supplied, off-hand, with Advertise
ments, (political or otherwise,) Notices, Cards, Circu
lars, or any species of article desired.
Politicians will be supplied with Speeches, Reports,
Resolutions, Letters, Toasts, Pamphlets, Editorial Ar
ticles, Communications, and every other sort of Brain.
work, which they may find it inconvenient or trouble
some to do for themselves.
Lanes and Gentlemen, of every rank in society or oc
cupation in life, can hire Letters written on any sub
ject whether business or sentimental.
The advertiser will also conduct or translate Corres
pondence of every kind, either English, French, Span
ish, German, or Italian.
Poetry, Acrostics for Ladies , Albums, Notes, Billet
deux, Monodies, and Compositions of the most delicate
and confidential character incident to every possible
circumstance or event in life, will be furnished in In
violable confidence, by writing to the undersigned, And
explaining their wishes.
Orders by mail, accompanied with cash, will be
strictly and promptly attended to.
Address J. THOMPSON,
Literary Bureau,
dl-qut Pei 2,238 PllMAdell+hie.P. 0. 4 r
filarriaqcs
/Deaths
THE SUBSCRIBER'S HAVE THIS DAY
-K. entered Into a limited partnership, in accordance
with the acts of Assembly In ouch Cases made and pro
vided, under the firm or REEVES k DEAL, for the
transaction of the GROCERY BUSINESS In the city of
Philadelphia. The general partners ere CLEMENT
REEVES, New Castle county, In the State of Dela
ware, and GEORLIE DEAL, 10., of the silty of Camden,
in the State o' New Jersey i and the 'pedal partner,
ISAAC REEVES, of the cOunty of Gloucester, In the
Rate of New Jersey. The capital In each contributed
by 'ISAAC REEVES in eight thousand dollars.
The partnership will commence ou the first day of
January, 1858, and will terminate on the thirty-Brat
day of December,l669.
MAO REEVES
CLEMENT REP.YES,
(GEORGE DEAL, Jn.
ja9.Bat6
HALL OF ST. JAMES THE LESS,
NEAR FALLS OF SOUUYLRILL,
FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
This Institution is designed, under the auspices of the
Church, to give to a limited number of boys a thorough
co leglate education, or to prepare them for any clam of
college they may wish to enter.
Reference t The Rt Rev. ALONZO POTTER.
For particulate, address
Rev. PINRNEY HAMMOND,. Rector, or
tall dtFebl7 Prof. L. ANUELE, Principal.
OFFICE OP THE NATIONAL. SAFETY
INSURANON AND TRUST CO., S. W. corner
WALNUT and THIRD Slreetg.
January , 1858.
The Annual Meeting' PnlLADll of LOIIIA.
the Stockholders Sth will be
held at this °Moo on :ItONDAY, the nth lust , at 12
o'clock Chen an election will be held for Ten Di
ruetois to serve for the ensuing year. The Polls will
&pee at 2 o'cloek P. M.
JO 11 Li 111 18 WILLIAM J. REED, Secretary.
A N ODD AND WELL-ESTABLISHED
11 RETAIL DRY GOODS FIRM, being desirous of
changing their buninese, offer FOR SALE a desirable
'dock of Staple Dry Goode, and the Good {gill of ono
of the beet etande In SECOND Street In addition to
their Retell buelneee they have a considerable Whole
sale trade. Addrees Box No. 3.38, P. 0., Philadelphia,
with name cud address. jag -6t*
1119NDS OP I'ITTSBURGII AND ALLE
OItENY COUNTY.—holders of the above so
euritten ore requested to call at the office of J. It A; 11.
B. FRY, Net-1:A1 South THIRD street, whore informa
tion of importance to their interests may be obtained.
Committee of l'ublic Meeting,
G. N. 1.00108,
CRAIG RIDDLE,
ja9diat ' HORACE It. FRY.
rEAS.-WEBB'S TEA WAREHOUSE,
J 223 Situth EIGHTH Street, below Walnut.
English Break act Teas,
Fine Young Hyson Teas,
Oolong Tess, pure nod fresh,
for sale, Wholesale or Retail. jag 2tw
CONS IGN E S' NOTICE.—The ship
CO
STALWART Ix now discharging unier gentral per-
InHs. Consignees will please Attend to receipt.' of
their good,.
THOMAS RICHARDSON & CO.
" 4 Orn Opobs.
117 4 1NG LI SII KNEE WRAPPERS.-
SHARBLESS BROTHERS have Knee
Wrappers, for carriages and travelling. Also, Gentle
men a alas Is at reduced prices
jot> CHESTNUT and EIGHTH Streets.
J3LAOIC VElLS.—Black Prone!' Veils,
rich ntyles
Also, Mode, Crape, and forego V°lbil.
For gala by SHARPLESS HROTHERS,
jag CHESTNUT And ER/11T1t streets
VARLATANS.—WILITE AND COLORED
TARLATANS, for Evening Drown, nt
811ARPLESS BROVIERN,
jn9 CHESTNUT and Minn Street/1
LONG BROCHE SHAWLS FOR $8!
We do believe that we are selling, at this pre•
sent time llroche :Maeda
CHEAPER THAN TREY WILL EVER DE AGAIN
Blanket Shawls, new styles, vet., cheap.
Chenille Shawls, considerably under cost.
RICH BAYADERE SILKS, BLACK ii . ILRI4, he
We hare received and nre selling Bross
Silks for SIX c.. worth $1 25 They are from a
NEW YORK BANKRUPT SAW:.
ELEGANT LONG BLACK CIRCULARS FOIL
A great variety of other Cloaks cry cheap, from
52
up.
IRISH LINENS OP OUR OWN IMPORTATION.
Oloths, Casslmeree, Blankets, Flannels, di oy ho.
We keep an 11=011110 stock of
Midi:Frio GOODS.
All our Goods BOUGHT FOR CASH, anal guaranteed
to be as cheap as the cheapest,
TIIORNLEY k CHUM
jas-y N. E. con EIGHTH and SPRING GARDEN.
CIiXAP CLOAKS.--We have now a
COMPLETE AsaoaTMENr
of lorr•orleed Cloaks for ',Airs, Miners, anal Children
made of
BLACK AND GRAY CLOTHS'
The prices range from $1 75 to $5, and the workman
ahlp, material, style, A.e., are believed to be superior
to the generality.
Also, Suer Oleaks, many of which are
MUCH REDUCED
TO INSURE SPEEDY SALES.
- -
Pearlet-Centro Mocha Long Shawls.
Greens. Whitey, two-faced, Ile. at $4.
Hew Black Thibet Long Shawls, $4.
French Blanket and Bay State Shawls.
blisses' and Children's shawls
COOPER k CONA RD,
Jai S E cor. NINTH and 3IAIIKNT
13ARIS AND VIENNESE
BIMCHE LONU SHAWLS,
At $B, $B, $lO, $ll, and $l2.
With a largo ortment of nupuriorgoods, which we
are Belling at very reduced pric x
CURWEN, STODDART, & BROTHER,
Nen 450, 452 and 454
de3o NORTH SECOND STREET, ABOVE WILLOW.
BROAD CLOTHS,
vASsimERES,
BATTINETS,
Boyle wear generally,
And Clotho For Ladies' Cloaks
rorathe late Auction Sales, at
REDUCED PRICES •
CURWEN STODDART A. BROTHER,
450, 452, and 454 North SECOND Street,
deal) above WILLOW
CLOAKS. -
CHEAP AND Y,LECIANT CLOAKS
_ -
The largext and handsomest stock of
rELVED AND CLOTH tiLOAKS
In the City,
AT RE/VOID PRICItS, 1 T
OEO FRYER'S,
No. 916 CHESTNUT STREET, dO 2
L ADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS,
AND KNITTING ZEPHYRS
NEV GOODS OPENED DAILY,
J. G. MAXWELL k. SON.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STORES
1016 CHESTNUT Street, four doorn below Elereath
And 318 S. SECOND St , below Spruce.
BACTORIII3.—Noe. 95 and 97 GEORGE It ,
Tenth, and SECOND Street, near Union
Orders made at a few hours , notice .
F I ARLE'S GALLLERIES
J OF
PAINTINGS
AND
LOO N 6 GLASS WA REHOUSE
ILL VIM NEW
FRENCH, ENGLISH AND GERMAN
ENGRAVINGS,
PORTRAIT, PICTURE,
AND
MiNIATURE FRAMES.
IN EVERT VARIETY OY MIN dND PRICE
.MANTEL, PIER, AND {VALE
LOOKING GLASSES
CONSOLS, BRACKETS, CORNICES, PIER TABLES
M%tF TO it TIDSII.
EAII.I.EIi HALLERIEB,
8113 CHESTNUT STREET.
PHILADELPHIA
CHINA AND GLASS.
DINNERWARE
TE,I AND TOILET SETS
VIII7K, GOLD BAND, ANU DECORAIND
FRENCII AND HOIIENIIAN GLASSWARE,
FANCY ARTICLES, he.
WILL 06 SOLD, AT TUX LOWICBT PRIM, AT
MARXS . EN A WITTE'I3
MASONIC HALL, 713 CHESTNUT STIIEVT
N. ll.—tioodi loaned to partiri pt rk•monnble tertnr
PWIE MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
PANY.—Office No 411 CHESTNUT etreet
L 01,01.11111, Jan 1, MS
The annual meeting of the Stockhohlerx of this Com
pany will ho held on MONDAY, January 11. 1E53, at 10
o'clock, A M , when an election will he WA for twelN e
Directorn, to servo (or the onquing year Pone open
until 2 o'clocir
jAT-ThSat.k3l-3tif THOS S MARTIN, See'y
KEROSENE OIL,
DISTILLED FIIOIIICOAI
KEROSENE LUBRICATING OILS.
Thin 00 i 4 not only CHEAPER, but SUPERIOR TO
THU JOIST 81 . 1:1INI. It will NOV GUM Olt CONO NA
AT A LOW TEMPERATURE,nnd tt n ill RUN LONGER
AND KEEP TILE JOURNALS COOLER THAN ANY
OTHER LUBRICATING MATERIAL.
11:7" Machiniala and others are requented to call and
examine the, oil at the mole agency,
GIIGItGI 111. YREEMAN, Agt ,
del9-3nvdf No 1.16 Walnut street, above Front.
STORE ON FRONT STREET
TO LET.
'l b. iitore No Vi South. FRONT ntreet, running
through to Letitia greet, non occupied by ?leers. John
Vrtruont 6, Co. Apply to
L J LEVY &
CHESTNUT /Area, eibo,e
VOL. G. DE KORPONAY lIAS THE
honor to inform the Citlaens of Philadelphia that
he line been anpeieted INTERPRETER of the totted
elates Coortl, and opened An Unice for trailed:Ohm, of
all Modern Language! at 1010 UEottli I: Street, above
TENTH, where he e JI ho in attendance to all the bate
au, trametion, In Ina Ito,.
V.A.VING FUND.--UNITED STATES
TRUST COMPANY, corner of THIRD and CHEST
NUT Streets.
- - -
Large and small Name received, and paid back nn de.
mend, without notice, with FIVE PER CENT INTER.
EST from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal.
Office houra, from until o'clock every dap, and on
MONDAY EVENINGS from 7 until 0 o'clock.
DRAFTS for Bale on England, Ireland, and Scotland,
from £1 upwards.
President—ATEPTlEN R. CRAWFORD.
Treasurer—PLlNY FISH
Teller—JAM Ed R. HUNTER melTlylf
WI At,ll, 1 N 1: 1 1I E TA l i t t E l 3I
i - tNT R I4 I ;
3 l A ' l U t C 1 11. N41 1. S r
° l e f t - .
weer of Broad, Into of 505 ARCH tHreet.
Lead Coffins always on heed. jal-6m
Qr,wING N E S.—The , t Knlpire
13 Candi, Sewing Machine" is the only low•yriced
double-threaded machine In the market No " chain
stitch." J. W. TAUGART d CO , Agents,
Corner SIXTH and ARCH
County and State rights fur note. Machine* cup
plied. ja9-201.-
"fI)USSIA MATS.--500 dozen RUSSIA
1-1 , MATS, suitable for gardeners' use. For solo by
WEAVER, A. CO ,
No 23 North WATER street,
jaS•tf And 22 North Wharves
WHOLESALE GROCERY BUSINESS.
WANTED—A situation by a young man, in the
above business, who has had two yearn' experience In
Merchandising, and who can command from twenty to
twenty-live thousand dollars for the first year in near
Pennsylvania trade. Address Pox 380, Ifollidaysburgh,
Pith. co , Penn. )aO-7t*
WANTED—A VESSEL to load in the
I V Louisiana lino for Now Orleans. Apply to
BISHOP, STAMM, h CO ,
ja7.6t 120 (late 30) North Wharves.
ROSIN.--600.13ARRELS SOAPMAKERS
111 , ROSIN, to Arrive per arhoonor J. 11. Flanner
For axle by MARTIN k DIAOALIBTER,
Kn. 119 Math !Wen street.
14THEATLEY' 9 -ARCH ET. THEATRE.
—SOL BWHEALEY
SATURDAY EVENING, Jarmary W
Sth,.
/858 T.
Alia performance to woimence frith the Grand Spee•
hosier' Play of
THE LAST DAYS OP‘POMPEII.
A rbacee, Mr N L Davenport; ,Lydon, Mr Wm Wheat
ley; lone, Miss Emma .Taylor ,Nydia, Mrs E L Doves
pot I'.
7 o conclude with a New Romantic Drama, entitled
7'7111 MALI! HUNTERS; Or, A SISTER'S LOVE.
Beg Sin, Mr. E. L. Davenport; Henry Haller, Mr, W
I.i!. Myers; Rube, Mr. Tennehal; Adele, Itre. Dave..
port; Roe, Emma Taylor.
Dame or Palince.—Boxes, 25 cents; Secured Faits,
88 cents; Orchestra Stolle, 50 cents; Seats in Private
.Bootee, 75 cents, Gallery, 15 cents, Gallery for Colored
Petenons, 2.5 cents; Private Box. in Gallery for Colored
Benions, 38 cents
:Box Office open from 10 A. M. until 3P. M. Doors
will open at 6X, o'clock; performance to Commence at
7, precisely.
NATIONAL THEATRE, WALNUT ST.
NEAR EIGHTH.
LI ESEI3 WESLEY BARMORE.
Al 6113TANT MANAGER R. JOHNSTON.
BI'AG hf DIRECTOR lilt J. B. ADDIS.
SATURDAY EVENING, January oth, 1868,
The performance will commence and conclude with
th o Great Local Drama entitled
THE POOR OP NEW YORK.
['tad Fairweather Mrs Proctor
Id vingston Mr R Johnston
Bitdger
....Mr. Barmore
Meta Mrs Cunningham.
Lucy Fairweather lira. Butler.
PRICZA or A/MIS:MN-25 Cents to all parts of the
House.
Doors open at tihi o'clock. Performance to tom-
Mence at 7x o'clock.
.11e1liS. D. P. BOERS'
w 1
NUSTREET THEATRE
Si.le Lemon MRS. D P. BOWERS
Acting and Stage Manager ... .... ....MR. RICAIINOS
SATURDAY EVEN Mi, January oth,
Will be performed the celebrated Tragedy of
JANE SHORE.
Duke of 6louce•tor, Mr Sher ell; Earl or llnetings,
Mr lloniface; Jane Shore, Mrs 1) P Demon); Aline,
Mrs Conway.
To conclude with the COMIC Draine, entitled
GIBALDA.
Gil, the Miller, Mr °wean; 1 ucio, Mr Yen Osten;
Giralda, Mies itichinu; Grand Dachau, Miss A Wilke.
Prices of Adrnieeion 25 Cents.
•
Secured Beats in Bross Circle 373
Parquet
Box Oflico open from 10 o'clock A M. to 3 P. M.
Poore open at a quarter to 7 o'clock; curtain will
rime at a quarter put 7 o'clock.
OLD FOLKS' CONCERT, AT NATIONAL
it ALL, MARKET, Street, above Twelfth.
FATHER KEMP and his Ohl Folks will give FIVE
GRAND CONCERTS, of Ancient and Sacred Music, in
Costume of Olden Thee, on each evening of the week
6th, 6th, 7th, 6 th,Janusdy, beginning Tuesday,
the ,6th, at 7% o'clock,
GRANDFATHER FOSS, going on preside at
the Great, Grandiltther Fiddle
The unparalleled carom of this unrivalled Musical
Company in other cities, where hundreds could not gain
admittance, in the e largest halls, bespeak for the citi
zens a great treat. Come one, come all, hear their
sweet music, and see how you would have looked had
you lived one hundred years ago
Single tickets 25 cents, at the Hall Season and
family tickets for male during the day
01.1.) FOLKS will give an additional Concert this
(Saturday) afternoon, at 2'4 o'clock, to glee Children
an opportunity to visit them Children's Tickets,
10 cents.
E LEVENTH ANNUAL BALL
OF inn
FRENCH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
The committee respectfully announce that their AN
NUAL BALL for the relief of their indigent country
men, will take place at the MUSICAL FUND HALL, on
WEDNESDAY EVENINCI, January '..klth.lBk9.
Thu tickets, admitting a gentleman and two Indies, V.I.
Every effort has been made by the managers to render
this popular fere superior to any heretofore given. and
they took ronnOently for a continuance of the patronage
of the friends of thLi benevolent institution
The Germania Band hasbeen engaged for theotcaition
Floor Manager, JULUS kIARTIN.
COMMITTEE OF ifiIIANUFMENTI
S. De,tomt., , M. Sloulier„S, D. Duran.),
1 Durand, P 6 Ducal, Paul Pohl,
E Itotiqkel, 11 A. Pintard, W. Pelletier,
A TA,Tore, M V. Olry, .1 II Champrony,
A. Ardley, Jules Flint, E Franfernut,
11. Perdrirana, It. Tire], jol•.a Mattis
Tickets maT be procured of M. E ItOU:SELL, 44
PRUNE Street, and of No. E DI:IIAND, Treasurer,
71$ CIIESFNUT Street. jay tutlo?ArAdtJa 7t
.1111 t. VALENTINE.—Ming to the int
..lll-, 1110119 e .511CCUh3 of thin celebrated personator of Ec
centric character, he will give three tuore of there very
ainuaiii; Entertainments nt CONCERT HALL, on
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and BATURDAY, nhich elll
be given to aid the neceBBitonit workmen of the City.
Tickets, 21 cents. Lecture quarter before S o'clock.
N.ll The Dr 18 now ready to receive epplications
for Lectures, Apply to TILOS. It. ANDREWS,
Jai date Concert nail.
SANPORD's OPERA HOUSE—
ELEVENTH Street, above Chestnut.
ETHIOPIAN PERFORMANCES THIS EVENING.
Ethiopian Lite Illustrated. by Sanforit's Troupe of
Stars—New Dances by the Sanford Children
Doors open at 7 o'clock—to commence quarter before
eight.
To conclude with
A LAUGHABLE AFTERPIECE
Admittance 25 cents.
Ilitriarance Companics
nELAIVARE MUTUAL SAFETY IN
SURANCE COM-ANY.
INCORPORATED IIY TIM LEGISLATURE of PENN-
MICE, S E. Corner THIRD an,i WALNUT Etreet.9,
Pip LIT)LU I•tlt I.
MARINE ISSURANcE,
ON VESSELS,
CAROB, To ell parts of the World
FREIGHT,
/,VE,IND INSURANCES.
VESTING S,
On Goods, by River. Canals, Lakes, and Land Carriage
to nll tarts or the Union.
FIRE INSURANCES,
On Merchandise generally.
On Stores, DereMpg Houses, k.c.
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY,
November 2, 1837.
Bonds, Mortgages, and Real Estate 8101.330 94
Philadelphia City and other Loans. 137,011 25
Stock In 13.11%, Railroads, and, insurance
Companies§ 12 508 00
DIM R0c...15-able 220,2 , 1 93
Carl on hand :10,002 06
Ilaience In bends of Agents, Premium. on
Merino Pol.:len recently leaned, on other
debts due the Company 02,730 37
Subncriptiou Notes 100,000 00
DIRECTORS.
William Martin, Jainea C Hand,
Joseph H. Seal, Theopbilua Paulding,
Edmund A Sotler, James Trap:air,
John C DANIA, William Eyre, Jr ,
John It Penrose, J. P. Peniston,
George 0 helper, Joshua I'. Eyre,
Edward Darlington, Samuel E Stoke'',
Or. It M Iluaton, Henry Sloan,
Wm C Ludwig, Jenne, B McFarland,
Hugh Craig, Thornaa C. Hand,
Spencer Mellram, Robert Burton, Jr ,
Charles Kelly, Jno It Semple, Pitt,bgh
II lone, Brooks, Dr 'l' Morgan, '•
Jacob I' Jones, J. T. Logan,
WILLIAM MARTIN, President
THOMAS C. HAND, Nice President
HENRY I,II.BURN, B,eretary. J.O. y
--
CEIMI
g riFFICE OF THE QUAKER CITY
IN
SURASCE COMPANY, 400 IV St•ert.
PntLseet moo, Jan 5, ISIS
The second mutual meeting of the Stockholders of the
Quaker Ci y Insurance Company 11111 hit this use.
when the following Officers nod Directors %ere tom,
mot Ply elected for the ensuing year;
President--CtiO 11 11.11C1'.
VI, President —E 1' ROSS
Secretary and Treasurer—ll Q COCIUSIIALL
Feervtary—S 11 lIUTLEII
DIRECTORS
Ce,go II Hart, 11'.11AlIry,
1: I' Itonm. Atutrow It Chimnl,rs
A C Calton, J L Pomeroy,
Joseph I:.lwar•ls, Chas U linky,
John ti Dltto, II It Cogghhall,
Footer S Perkton, :tunnel Junes,
II St Fotkr
la 7 Gt /I It COGCSIIALL, See'y
GIRARD FIRE AND MARINE INSUR
ANCE COMPANY, PIIILADELPIIIA— office, No
SW WALNUT street, west, of THIRD
. .
"FIRE 1118K8 ONLY TASKS."
DIIIIOTOREI
Joel Joneq, (leo W Woo !ward,
Wm M Swain, II N ihirrough , ,
John A n.pich, Je , Tlao4 Cm, en,
JoPeph Klapp M 1) , A 8 0 ,Ilett.
John MoChico, Jer A% alker.
J. II lloglie.i, C II Shoemaker,
W 8 Boyd, II It CoJ:701111,
Wm. C Itwlinan, John W. Claghorn,
Franca Peters
lion JUIN, JUNES, Pre.]'dent.
A. S. (il LLErr, Vice President
JNO. S MOMucue, Secretary and Treaenrer
JAWISB 11, ALICID, Aeeietant Secretary. Je.7.3m-11
COMMONWEALTSI FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, OF THE STATE OF PENNSYLVA
NIA —Rico, N. W. Corner FOURTH and WALNUT
Streett, Philadelphia Eubecrlbad Capital, $500,000,
raid -up Capital. $2OO 000.
DAVID JAYNE, $l. D , Prositlent.
THOMAS 8 STEWART, Vie* Preet.
Ilimun. 8 Bloox, 80eretary. tal-1y
ItEMOVAL.
C. FAWCETT,
HAIR CU . :7EI:AX!) W Ii; MAKE' ,
rett,,,,,t to 102t3 CItiIiTNCT Atreet, four 1b.,. be
ET,EI t:NTIL jl2-tf
LONOCIIANU"S OLD TOM LONDON
conDiAb OlN—The best specific for Dy 7 7,,,,
Ditro,s of /ht Krdaryt, and oil At Urinary or,ont
TIM 41FE4T TONIO AND INIILORANT
The late important reduction of the duties on erents
hits pet mated the introduction o f U,,, rr mutable
firth to, uNed ro extern,. el) in Europe, a ith the appro
bation of the medical faculties, guarantiod pure and
unadulterated, withdrawn for consumption Iron the
vaults at the Custom 1101,0 It is reco.nmendei to 1.11
families by the best physicians, either as a curative or
as a pres,.utita a! the *bore tiara,,
F. D LONtiCIIAMP,
Sole Importer amt Proprietor,
217 South FRONT Street, Philadelphia, Pa
For slle at the principal Drug Stores of Philadelphia
and other cities ot the United States,
CIIAMECIN, 201 South FRONT Street, Sole Agent
for the district of Philadelphia del2-tutlislmst
18 -DIARIES FOR THE DESK
08. and POCKET, of every size, variety, and
description of Binding, for sale, wholesale and retail,
by the Publishers, tio MfgS .4o l u l4 , o;FAT i lt r fr i CO
jal-inweslw corner of Merchant street
311NOED MEAT.-
The Bubscriber hex commenced manufacturing ha
which ho offers to hie customers in
Linos or SMALL. QUANTITIES.
Orders through BLOOD'S DISPATCH wlll be pun°.
%%tally attended to.
JOSHUA WRICHIT,
nl3 2tnd SPRING GARDEN And FRANKLIN me.
VERY SUPERIOR N 0.40 TWO-THREAD
Y LUANG TWINE, just recehed and for sale by
WEAVER, FITLER &
jrP2-tt No. 23 N WATER bt end :13 N. WHARVES.
52000 TONS or MITCHELL 14r. OROAS
daIOn Improved nuper PHOSPHATE) OW
LIalE, for aide CROASDAI.E, PEIRCE de CO ,
nolo.tf No. 103 N. Delaware avenue
MANILLA ROPE.--SUPERIOR MA
LC& NILLA ROPE, mannfeattmed and for este by
WEAVER, PITLER k 00
buR-If No. 23 N. Wear it.. and 77 N Wharyo
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-200 titils Spirits
Turpentine, to arrive, for tale by
MARTiff k bIAMISTEIt,
an 1 u 9 riorth Water ;dread.
FLOQIUNG BOARDS-23,680 feet Care-
Us A oozing boards, .boat, for sale by
MARTIN ec MAO/LISTER
%Al 11C0 North Wear Rtn.ll
VHARLES P. CALDWELL—Wholoaale
V and Itetwil WHIP ~pd CANN Ltanasoturer, No. 41
np OUP 4 TgiiteNik 11114
2lmitotmento
70..7 , 4 37
ilemovals
Ne Plus Ultra
MINCED MEAT,
Salts by cAuctitnt.
MTHOMAS & SONS,
•. Noe. 139 eAcl 141 800tH FOURTH 8 2 / 1 2112
(Formerly Noe 67 and 69 )
STOCKS, MORTGAGE, REAL ESTATE, /cc.
Pamphlet catalogues now ready, containing (11 de
scripttoLe of all the property to be sold on Tuesday
next,l2th instorith a lame arnouat and great Ira.
rlety of VALVAItLE KCAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE
SALE.
HEAL ESTATE, STOOKS, de.
Public Sales at the Philadelphia Exchange 4,4
ry
Tuesday Evening.
1D Handbills of each property Issued separately, to
addition to which we publish on the Saturday previous
to each sale one thousand catalogues in pamphlet form,
giv'og full descriptions of all the ikoperty to be sold on
the following Tneedey.
1.7" FURNITURE SALES AT THE AUCTION
STORE every Thursday morning
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
1U - We have a large amount of Real Estate at Fri
vol. Sale. including every description of City and
country property. Printed Lists may be had at the
aocnon Btote.
PRIVATE BALE REGISTER.
ITS` Real Estate entered on our Private Sale Re
rater, and
advertised occasionally in our Public Sale
A ee bstr of char acts, (ogt which 1,000 copies are printed weekly,)
fre, .
STOCKS, LOANS, &c.
:elo.•uke,l4l'at Evening,
phl 7,Achange
nat__ToOa T
.
e rry Compaq mortgage coo
400 shares Now York and )fiddle Coal Field Railroad
and Coal Company.
One share "Butler Houle' Hotel Company
stock-4100 paid.
5 shares American Academy or Music
Share's in the Philadelphia Library, Mercantile Li.
beau., and Philadelphia Atheneum.
19 shares Cheater Valley Railroad Company, without
reserve, by indeed' Executor.
Executor's Sale —93 shares Girard Fire and Marine
Insurance Company 9'..6) paid. Sale absolute.
:15 shares Greenwich Improvement Railroad Com
piny. Par 5200, all pail.
REAL ESTATE - SALE--JANUARY 12th.
This sale will include
Orphans' Court Sale—Estate of John 9 Jones, Dee'd.
VIM:F.-STORY BRICK DWELLING .--Sontheast
Corner of Ninth end Poplar streets.
MODERN RESIDENCE.—Neat modern residence, No.
615 North Eighth street. below Green street.
FARM OF THIRTY AORES.—Delurable small farm
of 10 acres, with improvements, Chester county, Pa..
near the Chester Valley and Reading Railroads. Full
particulars now ready in handbills.
PEREMPTORY SALE—STORE AND DWELLING.—
Three.atory brick store and dwelling, No. 1201 Coates
street, west of Twelfth street.
PEREMPTORY SALE—TWO BRICK DWELLINGS
-Two three-story brick dwellings, No. 1912 Olive street,
west of Twelfth street.
MORTGAGE —A first mortgsge for 12 824. secured on
a three-story brick dwelling, Northeast corner of Beach
and Maiden streets, with a perpetual insurance for
4500
ORPFIANS' COURT BALE, 26T11 JANUARY.
Esbito or Frederick Pfeil, deceased —Three-story
brick dwelling, brick slaughter house, and lot, South
Nth street, north of Reed street
MODERN DWELLING —The modern three-story
brick (livening, No 2031 Vine street, west of Twen
tieth street
LOT, THREE FRONTS —The valuable lot and Bvs
small brick buildinge, 8. E corner Catharine street,
Leber= street, and Moore street, between Ninth and
Tenth streets
Extensive Sale.
STOCK OP COTTAGE PUILNITUBX, CANE-SEAT
AND WINDSOR CHAIRS, SPRING, HAIR AND
, HUSK MATTRESSES, Ico.
On {fedoralay morning,
January 13th, at 10 o'clock, at No 1010 Chestnut
street, by catalogue, the entire stock of Messrs. Ware
& Hall, comprising a general assortment of cottage
chamber furniture, dining.room and parlor furniture,
extensive dionig-tables, cane-seat and Windsor chairs.
spring, hair, and husk mattresses, Ac., all manufac
tured in the best manner, expresnly for retail sales.
51.1 y be examintil with catalogues three dap,
previous to sale.
Salo for account of United States
CLOTHING, BOOTEES, DRUMS, Se.
On Friday Morning,
Jemmy 15th. at 11 o clock, at the suction rooms, for
account of the United Staten, 234 uniform costa, 215
pairs woollen overalls, IVi fatigue jackets, 10 linen
I ickets, 25 watch coats, 146 cotton sliirta, 31 blankets,
'.57 Nur bbotAss, 403 kntpnaeks, 34 yards scarlet cloth,
It tenor 7 nun., 3 buts drums, 110 drum snares, lot uni
form and fatigue caps, pompooas, belts, hair mat•
tresses, he.
ILI Terms--sash, payable in specie.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
Shares in the Academy' of Music; Point Breese Put;
Philadelphia and MpreantileLibraries ; Athenatrt,&e.
FAlthai AT PRIVATE'SALE.
The elegant country seat and farm, known as " Par
ley," late the residence of Richard Paxson, deceased,
formerly of Dr. Shipper', is offered at priente kale. Pall
descriptions Inv be had at the auction rooms
FURNESS, BRINLEY, R CO.,
22.1 MARKET dtreet jal-y
n SCOTT, Jr., AUCTIONEER, (succes
x). Ror to WOLIOIRT & SCOTT,) 43101LESTN V T Bt.,
oppoalte the Chetom noose, betteen "'mirth and fifth
Streets.
BY ALFRED M. HERKNESS,
PHILADELPHIA MORSE AND CARRIAGE
BAZAAR, nouth east corner of Ninth and George Ste.,
between Chestnut sad Walnut streets
. .
ID- Sales of horses, carriages, and harness, held
regularly every SATURDAY lORNINO, throughout
the year, commencing at 10 o'clock.
The largest collection of new sad second-hand
carriages, harness, paddles, Ise , in the city, may be
seen at this establishment for priests sale.
lrr Carriages ' , stele ed on storage.
ID - Out-door sales attended to on reasonable terms.
I.IOIt4IES ' VEHICLES, AND HARNESS.
On Satunlay Morning,
At 10 o'clock, at the 13••aar, will be sold, horses,
vehicles, and harness.
JAMES A. FREEMAN, AUCTIONEER,
NO 422 WALNUT STREET, above FOURTH.
OARD-ALE OF HOUSEHOLD PUTINITURS—TUZS.
1.17 - We beg leave to inform the public that we hold
our regular weekly sales of Furniture every Tuesday, at
our SPACIOUS SALES ROOM, NO. 4:h2 WALNUT
STREET, where every possible attention is given to ob
tain the highest prices for the goods of those who may
favor us with consignments. Families having portions of
their furniture to dispose of, or those declining house
keeping and not wishing sales at their own dwellings,
can hare their furniture CAREFULLY REMOVED TO
OUR SALES ROOM, WHERE THEY WILL REALILB
BETTER PRICES FOR THEIR FURNITURE THAN
THEY CAN OBTAIN FROM ANY OF TIIS FURNI
TURE DEALERS OR ANY OTHER AUCTION STORM
IN TIIII CITY.
117. Persons tayoring ns with conslgnm ants can Zed
immured that their property will not De sacrificed.
ID — Commissions more moderate than those charged
by soy other Auction House in the city.
Consignments re iipectftilly solicited.
LICr Sales paid immediately after the Fronds are Sold
ltEkL ESTATE SALE,-JANUARY 13th
_ .
This ash" at the Egehauge, on Wednesday evenhog,
January I.ith, ISSI, at 7 o'clock, will include—
Orphans' Conrt SAle —Estate of John Ward, Deed
TWO Frt.t.sin HOCSES. SOMERSET ST , NINE
TEENTH 1S ARD —The lot of ground, with two frame
houses thereon erectrd, northwest aide of Somerset
street, 100 feet northwest from Almond etreet, Nino
teenth ward, 20 feet front and 10d feet deep $l7
ground-rent.
ID" f5O to he pool at the .le.
'IF:AL ESTATE SALE, 27TH JANUARY.
This sale at the Exchange, on Wednesday evenatg,
"7th January,l , •:S, at 7 o'clock, will include—
Orphans , Court Sale—EKtate of Henry BretbotT, deed.
TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE AND 1,01, VERNON
A tao-story brick house and lot. east side of Vernon
rdreet, Southwark. IS feet front, 6S feet deep It IN
tsterlioo ground rent.
Orpbani` Court tale—Estate of Lyßa Thompson, deed
PROPERTY, HARMON 1 . STREET, LATE SOUTH
A lot of ground north side of Harmony street, 85 feet
Irmo Fourth street, Southnark.ls feet front, 6 feet
deep $l.l ground rent
C. 7 - 41,10 to bo paid on each of the aboes when the
lithe is struck ol(
REAL ESTATE SALE—FEBRUARY :i4l, Icii
This sale will be held at the Exchange on Wednesday
evening, February ?t, Pr.:lt, at 7 o'clteck, and will in•
elude—
Orphan.' Court Sale—Estate of Wm R Daniel 4, Sectl
BRICK 1101"Sk: AND LOT, CHESTNUT STREET,
A two-ntory twit hou4e sot lot o f ground, south ids
of Chestnut street. 175 feet westward of Till street. is
the Taenty-fourth ward of the etty, '2.5 feet front and
fret deep to Georze street Clear of Itteututaanee
ED' (JO to boo paid when struck off
AT PRIVATE BALE.
A first-tiros Prieting, Office, with • ga.,l ran of tIVIi•
sees four printing presses, two Hu and one Adams
Type nod everything necessary fur the business. Apply
at the Auction Rime
lANICIEL NATHANS, AUCTIONEER,
And .110 NET LOAN OFFICE, No 112 South
Street, below WaLoot, opposite Pear st., only
eight doors below the Elchange
nears of bualnesa from 7 o'cloek, A. U., until 10
o'clock in the evening.
Out-door sales, and mass at the Auction House, at
tended upon the most satisfactory terms.
CAPITAL Icloo 000.
listaWiked far ;Ai Bin Thirty Years.
Advances made from one dollar to thoccands on Dla
monde, Silver Plate, Wetchee, Jewelry, Hardware, Her
chand Lye, Clothing, Furniture, Bedding, Cigars, Musical
Inatrumeota, Gun', Horses, Carriages, and Goods of
every description.
All goods can remain any length of Urns agreed
upon.
All Advances, from one hundred dollars and upwards
will be charged 2 per rent. per month; 1500 and over,
the lowest market rate.
This Store Mouse having a depth of 120 feet, has large
fire nod thief-proof vaults to store all valuables, and pre
rate watchmen for the premises '
• also, a heavy Inca
ranee effected for the benefit of all persona havens goods
felvaneed upon
N R —On accoant of baring an unlimited cap,tal,
this office le prepared to male advance, on more sate=
factory and accommodatuag tenni than any other In
this city.
Money advanced to the poor, fn small amounts, with
out any charge.
AT PRIVATE PALE
Gold Patent Leven arid ether Watches, Jewelry, and
Clothing will be soli at reduced prices. au.l-11
310 A S N . D E e S 03 N im .:1 :,3 T io i s i A m N I;R S tIIA A N U T CT B I( x )I . !R e,
SIXTH and RACE Streets.
- -
AT PRIVATE PALE' —Gold and silver patent lever,
Leploe, English, Swiss, ►ed French watches, jewelry,
of every description, mutiatl instruments, Jte.,.ke
AT PRIVATE PALE—Arranged on eeeend door
household furniture, of every ttttcription, bogs, cult
carpotiog. locking glaNses, fancy &Melee, Ac.,
Ac , d.e.
Out-door sales attended to Personally by the Auction
eer Charge, very low Coneignmente of (=attire
clothing, jewelry, Act do , solicited.
MONEY ADVANCED.
Ltheral each 84,I1CPi taste on SI3MOII t 4, watches,
iewelry, silver•plate. dry goods. clothing, grocer.,
bards are, cutlery, /wars, inns:cal instrument., fowl•
lug pieces, furniture, betting, horses, vehicle.,
ant on all articles of value .
• .
AT PRIVATE SALE, AT RALF TILE CSCIA.L
SELLIND PRICER —Pouble•bottomed and hauling
mile gold patent lever watches, of the most ap
proved makes; hunting vise and open face gold escape
ment levet and lepine watches, full jeweled ; fine gold
enameled lever and lepine watches for Isdies',• gold
jewelry of every descripti in, silver lever and lepine
watches, In hunting cues and open face; silver English,
Swiss, and French watches, a general assortment of fur
niture, beds, mattresses, mirrors.
OUT-DOOR, SALES SOLICITED, andeharges to Eat
the times. low.
Consignmeeti of erery description of goods solicited
for public or pmvate sale
MONEY ADVANCED on all and emery kind of goods,
for public or print* sale, or to be held for a bruited
time. Charges low.
GEORGE W. SMITH, AUCTIONEER
N. B. oorner of BARRON find SOUTH Street'
&bore Second.
EVENING SALES.
SALES EVERY SATURDAY EVENING,
At Tx o'clock, at the Auction Store, of Hardware, Cot
let), llonsekerp ng Articles, Clothing, Watohes, Jewel
Ty, Yoncy ito
o cu tionen'o furnisliing izoobo
FINE SHIRTS, made to order, and war
ranted, of elegant material and superior *ark
insesbip Ale°, Dress Stocks and Gentlemen's Wrap
p er s, at the Premium Store Cl W. W. KNIGHT, 814
ARCH Street, above Sixth. no2l-)
Ai/RAPPERS! WRAPPERS! WRAP
PERS i—A. very large and elegant assortment at
reduced prices. Also, heavy antler-clotld❑,r of all de
scriptionn, for gentlemen's wear, at W. W.KNIGLIT'S,
812 ARCII Street, above Sixth. no2l-7
WINCHESTER & SCOTT, GENTLE
MEN'S FURNISHING STORE, and PATENT
SHOULDER SEAM SHIRT MANUFACTORY, No. Tee
CHESTNUT Street, above Seventh street, Philadelphia
The attention of Southern and Western Merchants, and
Strangers, is particularly invited to this improved cut of
Shirts, the moat perfect fitting article made. At whole
sale and retail, aad made to order. any-lyit
uutiL%iwi_ t
HOMESTEAD FOR *2,00 ! LA-ND DM
281.1rCOOIC 011ANC3 101 1001_.1111!
The Northwesters lineal Lead SWIM -Ariectiseem
will makes grand distrfaatker of $30.1100 man og real
moate ant maps to it. samisbers. /le airsiber of MlA
ben 14 linseed to 160000. 1209 ,AAPtis lethe Mew
per membership, or a Aare. Aayladletchnel essai ng
$lO and the stamps, shall be entitled to ex storm or
my person aeodiag $lO with xis names with thudding"
of each, carefully writtea, shall be entitled teas above
The following Is the real Mato Itei be Merillmsei
No. 1. An Improved farm of SO aorta la Oldie
Co , Illlnole , aired at 13,000
No. 2. An improved farm of 160 aorta In Mate
aides Co-, Illinois vaned at
No. 3 An improved farm of Maass In Whits
sides Co., Illinois, Tasted at 1,000
No, 4. An excellent priests madame haDabume,
lows, valued at SAC
No. 6. 169 acres superior farm lard ix Cooks Co.,
Illinois, valued at 3,000
No. 6. 160 acres well pine timbered in Wairpades
Os., Wisconsin, vaned at 1,000
No. 7. A good lot mil cottage residence is Ohl
mgo, Illinois, vaned at SOO
Ao.
_LI 160 acres superior Ised in Whiteside* Co.,
Illinois. valued at 1.600
No. 9. 100 acme good land to Chlppeway Co.,
Wisconsin, valued at SOO .
No. 10. 160 acne good land to Chippeway Qo Wisoonsio, vaned at 900
No. 11. 100 acres good land I. Chippriray
Wisconsin, valued at
No. 12, 100 acre good land l Dam Clo.,
oonsin. Tamed at 100
No. 13. 80 acme good laad in Marshall Co , Isms,
valued at POI
No. 14. 80 urn good land in Marshall Co., Dews,
valued at ooo
No lb. 80 acres good land In Marshall Co., lowa,
valued at 180
No. 16. 40 sores good land in Mutual Co., fain,
valued at 101
N 0.17. 40 acres good land la Linn Co., lowa, mi
ned at
709
No. 18. 40 acres good land In LusnCo., lowa, val
ued at 1100
N 0.19. 40 acres good lead in Linn Co., lowa, rai
ned at 1100
N 0.20. One building lot In Dubuque, lowa, ray
zed at
SOO
N 0.21. Cue building lot in Sterling,
valued at
No. 21. One building lot in Sterling, Lilincds,
valued at 1111
No. 23
u - O
one
building lot in Sterling,
vald
2130
No. 24- 49 acres farm land In Grant Co.,
sin, valued at
SOO
No. U. 40 acres farm land in Grant Co., Wiesee
-1112, raked at
atit
No. 26. 40 acres Land la Groat Co , Wiscoma,
valued at
N 0.21. 40 acne land la Gnat Co., Wisesesta,
valued at
5160
No. 28. 40 urn laud to Crawford Cht.,Wltotaata,
randat
600
No. 29. 40 aerie land is Crawford Co , Rinestart,
valued at
309
No. 30 40 acme land in Crawford Co., Inmost%
valued et
No 31. 40 sow land la Monroe Co., Wleconds,
valued at 106
No. 82. 40 scree land lE Monroe Co., Wisconsin,
valued at
EA
No 33. 40 acres land In Jackson Co., Wisconals,
valued at
No Si. 40 acres land in Sedum Co., Wiseman,
valued at
Xb
NO 33. 40 acres laid In Bad Axe Co , Wiscoosto,
valued at
160
No 36 40 auras land in BM Axe Co., Winona%
veined at
110
No. 31. 40 acres land IA Bad Are Co.,lfiaconds,
valued at
160
No. as One let In ratan, Illinois, rand at. 700
No 39. One lot in Palma, Illnois, raised at ZOO
No, 40. One lot in Patton. Illineu , valued at 100
The esteibutioa will oci conducted fatty and lereo-a
ably The names and addrias of stockholders shall be
wmtten on es many small ands ae they by shams,
and the whole placed In a box, and the list sans talon
out shall be entitled to the improved arra NO. Ila the*
above lift, and the next taken out will be entitled to
No. 2. and so on until the 40 steps of real estate at. all
distmbuted Then to each of the remaining la ir t
stockholders will be sent a cheap map of •
State or Territory. A full account of the listiiherden
will be forwarded in a printed eireaLar, to each resesabee
of the Association, with the names and address of men
as may receive the real cetate—to whom also the dead.,
will be sent and immediate poeseudon given. Each ap
plication must be accompanied with 42.00 sad OVA 14/2144
stamps. Address LINDELL, JONEE CO.,
ao - laChicago, LLlkneht.
fIEIOICE FARM LAMA, roil SALE.--
V TR& I LLINOISCIENTRAL RAILROAPOOMPANT
is non prepared to sell anent 1,94,000 sem at dolt*
Paraus; hods, is tracts of 40 saes and *prude, oft
long emit Ls. std at los rates of interest_
These lands were granted by the Govenneeat to aid
In the construction of this hoed, and are among the
richest ant wrist fertile In the world. They Weal
from North-Nast and North:-Kest, tit:oust the middle
of the State, to the extreme South, and include every
variety of climate and productions found Uptown flume
parallels of latitude The Northern portion is Weedy
prairie, interspersed with line groves and to the middle
and Southern sections timber p altereatiag
with beantifol prairies and openings.
The climate is more healthy, mild and equable, than
any other part of the sonntty—the air is pare and has.
ring, while living stream and springs et excellent
water &boned.
Bituminous Cued is ertenlirely Ruined and npplies •
cheap and desirable fuel. being famished at meow
points at 2 to 114 per ton -- and 'wad can be had at the
same rate per curl.
Building atone of excellent quality also aberrads.
hich me be procured for little maze Chas the expenee
I truzuportation.
The mat (agility of these Linda viaoh area Wadi
rich mould, franc two to Ore feet deep, aad putty roll
Inc, their °nativity to this road, by which. every bed
lity is furnished for travel and transpairtalices to the
principal markets North, South, Tin. West. and the
economy with which they can be cultivated, runter
them the most valuable investment tat can be found,
and present the most favorable opportanity for persons
of industrious habits and mall means to acquire a cam
tamable independence in a few years.
Chicago is now the greatest grans market to the world;
and the facility and economy with which the products
of these lands can be transported to that market, snake
them much more profitable, at the prices asked, than
those more remota at government rates, as the addi
tional cost of transportaton is a perpetual tax on the
letter, which mast be borne by tke producer, in the re
dnead price he received for his grain. foe.
That lila is perfect--and when the Baal payarata ara
made, deeds are executed by the trusteed appointed by
the State, and in whom the title la seated, to the par
chasers, which coney to them absolute tithes in fee
free and clear of ewery inexualinince, lien at snort.
Fie prima ars from VI to pa : Interest only a per ct.
Twenty per et. trill be deducted from the prim for coal.
Those who porches on lougereiit,gire Rota payable
in two, three, four, live and idiyeare chordate, and are
required to improve one-tenth annually for En pant,
so se to have one-half the land under naltiraticia at the
end of that time.
Ocirepetensaarrepera will sooinapany those srhe vials
to *LAUD° these Lands, tree of charge, and aid then in
making seleetwo.a.
The Lands remaining unsold are as rick sad minable
as those which here been disposed of. -
SECTIONAL MAPS
Will be sent to any one who will enclose tfty tents to
postage stamps, and books or pamphlets containing so
merous instances of sucrestrfal farming, sigma bl ro
spectable and well known farmen liviag in the neigh
borhood of the android Leads, throughout the State—
also the cost of fencic.g, price of castle, expense of har
vesting, threshing, etc ,—or any ethic Mforination—
will be chesrfolly given on application, either petsonsily
cc by letter, in English, !much, or German mildreemd,
to JOHN *WON.
Lard Commissioner of the Illinois Central R. R. Co.
Ogles In Illt • roes Central Railroad. Depot., Memo, Il
linois. sal
LANDS! L AND S!!-I OFFER FOR
ale the fallowing. rainable LAMA BOVIR
WESTERN GEORGIA. All persona an hereby am
none , ' against ttrepUeing non an) of them.
October, 7557 l t . B BLOOM, Mufti, Oa
t Dutrict—Nat. 60, 95, 97
7th Thstr:ct—Nor. 3.13.
9th So—Sta. 19. VA. SM, 340, MI, 370, 00, 410,
406, 403
oth routslct—Nos. 45, 46, 47
wets C UT
Ith 11:strict—N.A. 124. SIS
15th do •• 11. 12, 5.5.
16th Co " 27. 23. =.
LIZ C,CITT
lit Distriet—Net.l.V. If 4, 165, 194
13th do 4 lil
14th do 113., 144.
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its Dlstrict—NW 122, 250
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211. 212. 213. 211, 22.221, Tom.
152,
211
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13311=113
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Sth Ms:net—\o+. II:, 88
Ith Co •• 63- 64.
rrKINGSFORD 8: SON'S PURE
• ooIVEGO STARCH , for the lacniry) has etate.
I.,hed a Oreater celebrity than has tote Lees
by any oth , r Starrh
lble has beer. the resell of its marled tcperrointy is
..ratllty. t..l :Ls .n•sr.ahle
The c may he assured of the cont.taanee. of nos
high Canis,: now e.t.a:a...het
The production is over 20 tone daily, azi .L.ZIL4I
kis extended throe bout the whole toiled Slates atel
to fore ;u countries
Working that on it very large seal*. and ttvxer a r-gtl
IrteD3. they are able to totem a perfect uniformity in
the lailtty thircaghont the year. Tha ts the great de
s deretura to its :eh-making, =lie [lAL:ed now for the
Era time
The very beet Starch that can be made, and as *rise,
I. always wanted by consamers.alad this w.. 1.1 be sop
plied to them by the Grocers mecca ea thtlr ceston.rre.
have learned which is the beat. and sal for
Wise they wonll be likely to get that artscle em which
the large.: pmnt mute made.
)Sr Elora:or! has here engaged in the siamfactur• of
.5' tar( Et coo t. r the Ise:'.'." yea.-,. and daring the
whole of the penal the Starch male stmber
bee been, beyond any qaestlon, the best Ir. the
market. For the Er't II years he had charge a the
works of tort Colgate &. Co , at whirl period he in.
seat,-! the r rort•• a the manufactory of Cara _.arch
Fr Ask for KINGSFORD'S BURG& Ls the cars
Oswego has recently been taken by another factory.
It is sold by all the best gres.Yri in nearly every tart
of the country
T KINGSTORD & SON'S OSWEGO CORN STARCH
(for puddings, de.e. ) has obtained an Neal eelebrtty
with their Starch for the Landry. This artitle is pe
fectly pore, and is, in every respect. equal to the best
Bermuda Arrow Root, besides harms additional seal,
ties which reader it invaluable for the dessert.
Potato Starch has been esteivively pac ked and to:3
M Corn Starch, and has given fide, thlprewthr.B to many
no to the real cent* of oar Corn Starch.
From its great delicacy and parity, it is coming also
nto general nee as a diet for infanta and invalids.
.E. KELLOGG &CO , Agents,
14t3 YCLTON Street, S.
SE WING MACHINES.—GROPER,
BAKER. k CO '8 UNRIVALLED BEIELNG MA
CH INE-S et.tl retain the confidence of the public. and
their popularity increases. After years of trial it is de
monstrated beyond all question that it is the popular
Machine, and the only one upon which any reliar-ts can
be plated to work .ell on ail kinds of shore. The fact
that it does one-third more work in the same tune, ant
does it better; that it is the treat liable to get out of
repair, being simple in its construction; that it makes
the least noise, and that it is acknowledged on all heals
that it is best for a new beginner, has given the pro
prietors a demand for it to such an extent that they are
obliged to delay the filling of orders in many cases for
months. Over eight hundred are in operation in this
city, and the case has yet to °omit where a person who
has purchased one has exchanged it for another kind
Taking . into constderation, also, the fact that those
who employ from lb to 40 banal in their shops, doing
the work for the manufacturers, without exception.. use
thts machine in preference to any other had, and al
ways recommend them in preference to others, it would
seem unneceresry for the proprietors to advertise their
excellence, or set forth their superiority.
The anderaigned,SOLE AGENTS for the sale of these
Machines. always bare a supply, and hare made such
arrangement' that they sell them upon terms that will
meet the wishes of all.
Unlike other Machines sold in this market, it ti free
from all Infringements of other patents.
BAKER & BROTHER,
CitaTRAL BQelak. Loll.
PP lISSIA AND AMERICAN TARRED
CORDAO2 —a superior article, irianatacluar •
and for sale by WlAvElit., YITLIEt & CO.,
ri0.113 N. Wider et., & 11 N. Timm.