TOE. MON /17 41ltAWrr.!,
To'daiiheited ilipefegteisgtilitethietelhitCelie;
though , the piiiitar4iii ,Oity
Sixes pohlatS9*; Penasylvatia-Railresui, at 40};
Lehigh ..Satlp at; iliStjltok-diag Aialtroid at 29i
State VPres:;,W,SplKitiottle.9,atial. Sixes at,721;',.
Schuylkill thlaelgatidu:gliAsZstloo;at'7Nind. -of,
lea at aßatiieaf,PEatitylvatrla Idea k'sold - at:
sevon d011i440,t1-104 Baukstoek at 14e dol
lars and a bOjAt, • t . ,
,
Capital ttes~ilY aecumulatea middy UM proems
of liquitteritMr,And*talt:tandea - 404 forward
rather neriefretly.freer theSonth and West, 111?.40T
at, improleMenkiri'eielienipiti l add to the eripply;
and the me:t4 market works daily-more and more,
easy. amid paper begins to be: sought after; ' and"
the prooinat of reeonstineting centidence grid'oredit
has oemmonelat n earnest. 'The owners Oloapital
are r.nogY., lieneatedlll.lts: pessettaion by thinse ttr
which it may; be put, and they cannot, and Will
not long held. i 141 e Mid numnductiye. :
The supply of prosions Metals lalarge, tholn
terior is eyertioiinewith the fruits of igrieulttn.e,
and Wilde tin - "niatintilly - kef ruariufac,"
Lured goods,, The pried to which cotton has. re.
ceded in Vurope'ind in this coantrY ;would alone
emirate to pot again inmate's. the, dlogged,wheels
of trade, end will certainkroVereonre the dbstaoles
to a free exchange of iiomModitioi now presented
in the lom:prioes of- produce. These, too, will--4
removed by MO necessities, of consumers Weil
early day, and as the opens " upon'an aotive,
resumPtiereof all branches of industry our °apt;
talists will
. net bahshind. in, that . ,generous
_faith
in the of our felloi:Men, on-which .our
whole system of liminess is: tondo to.hinge. -
We look forivard' Confidently to an active bust
noes in' the spring, with- an easy money market,
and full & employment fer „oer .:Manufaelories,
miners, trauspoiters„ind bush:teas men of every
The Beard - of Managers of.' this' Mine 11111 and
Schuylkill Raven Railroad Company have - de
clared &semi-annual dividend ORO per cent., equal
to $3 per share. ' - ---
The report of, the Auditor"-General shows
_the es?
Bossed vain° Of property in Pennsylvania to amount
to 8558,7742 W ;T he population numbers `2.811:t
788 and the 'amo'ruat of *ration ie ,$1.76 . 3"
abou(eiViiitildk:a4Mta Oftead: -
TLC foltowinp, ialdejhoWe the liabilities of the
varionalankir of the goturnonwealth, Wm . /ember,
1857 : .
Capital Stair ". - - 325,691,439 33
Circulation . 11414,24 24
Due Other Minks - '-• - - - 5;844,970 84
Duo Depositors , 1 8,131„201'21
Dividends Unpaid' ' " ' 199,432 04
Contingent Rand - 2,577;213 11,
Disnonnt, Interest and 'Exchange.: 799,978 58
Prolll - stid Loss -•' • '-''` '- 0 12420 10
Duo Commonwealth
LIMO 4th - May
MisoelloneoUs" •
Suspense Amount "
639,57454 0699
Surplus., .
Certificates of Deposit . 471,669 60
'
Total Liabilities !66,836,725 19
..
Resources of the'irariono banks,November - 1857.
Bille Diseounta . $45,205,953 - 49
Specie - - - - ' ...4,580,528-81
"Due by Banks 3,773,227 42
Notes istal. OlieckSOf other Banks....! 4.814,9 M 27'
Real Estate o;nd PosonalProperty.. L 353,285-7%
BondS.l4.oftga - gosOd other Been#.'s' 1,494494'95'
Stooks --- ' - - . - 1678,683'76
Bxebsngo and 4terest ' '' :130,e0 93'
,
Expenses' -. ~,.. " .145,690 83
Bills Receivable and Post Notes.... 559,241 46
Loftin. - ~• . • 890,435 46
' 788,979 43
1;100,854 64
_76,823 73
144,1g0 19
.....$88,836,725 19
Bampondid Debt
..
Bills of Exoangai.,l;,iii.l7.T44ites.
Simla RtintiS 4n4-- - t
Misoegeneous
Total Resonioas"
The aribjeined remarks .imenjhe'reeent half
yearlytoeeting of. the , Bank -of Ireland, are „ .
ex
tracted from the - trade report of-the Pieeman's
Journal : - -
"The report was gratifying in' ilv 7extremit.
dividepd of O f per cent. -for the *Miff year, free
of "jmnonio" , tlig;.: was ileolared, • leaving - £2.7.000
to bb liddeCto the rest._ The latter figures show
that the ditiotors"oatdd easily have made the
same dividend as laskhalf yeer,qi.Per mat, but,
as theflntanet Hoppe tp some Anal debts,
they have followed the mere Madenfeettram .
rather think .vvii norrectlo.laying" that the
dividenkof :12/4er oeat.; , ithiolelas lean paid
in - tholast . ;year whellymif of, the year's" profits;
is the largest, earned alifcolie tistablislonertt of the
bank: .We think-it Only, dui+ board aiain tp
direct attention . ~te their "hiving .alloWed
good sense to prevail overlong-established ousiont,
by -. dividing - the extra 'earnings- in the ahapo of
dividend; instead. of dividend and bonus: , Of
ooarsebor readeti are 'Wellavrare that the holders
of interests,'ef. soak ;initial- trusts, can only re ,
Wye theGdfv . liendsc and that bonus ls added to
oePltel,4ltbtroghithe light Of the holder to have
each yearissiarninga is too manifest for argument.
ThatAlwalrish .bank .directors have taken -the
true memantilecorirse is-to be 'reeordod to their
oteditv a:thong - hi perhaps, riot ' knowing -what
ptilisurerrocans,..they have. malxii. slight-coneep
tied ,of the' great addition Ultra oomforte; or dt
*Cation to tho.privationsof many a'Straiglifined
house the apparently immatellid• alteration' of
word has mado. •
The atatisties in Thom's Almanac show that the
yfaily'dividands of the bank wore'at no time
thaa 51po - except --iti71783-4, when-they
viere",Vandlnl7924, wherithoy. were 21.- 'From
-1800 to 1814 they Were 7, 71; and 71 fromlBl4 tb
1829, 10 per cent., exeopting 2 years ;. and since,
1829 until. the last 12 months, they have been 8;
81, and 9. Resides these dividends, the preprietors.
at different times have received . bonuses amount
leg to XBOO,OOO. A bonus of per cent. wes,paid
in Japuttry, 1.800. - ' •
.VILLADELPHIA - STOOK NUMMI .13ALS8,
,January 9, 1668. ,
143[1:7'; 131107.1 7 STOOK D.IIOKRIIB,
N 17. C(I. TOIND AND CITESTNITtATBENTO
- 1138'1' BOARD':
1000 N Pints 61 N-Ps-R
I- 100 L 111 - 11 ' , 10N
9 Lehigh Scrip... - .. 301.
- 2• • do .... ......-20%
~ • 1 -.; 'do ' ' " 30X
2 : Ido-, - 37-
_3O do -.1.. -. . ....SON
40 11 oad 1t . e. , 11 a 11&D..29.15
200 do ... .... ..• .291.
11 43rard Bk -
,_ 9%
94 - do ..,... ..... 9%
• BOARDS. ,
100 Cataw 11 10 57
- 100 ' do lots -5%
' - oPalt 40
;ROARD.,
1 ,1 Penni R
a' do' 4pg
40%
6N PA It - ' r - " 9%
- 40 Road R. ..... ••.. 29 ).
,100 do tiwp 294
; 1 1 N1 'do b6...: .20%,
23 Lob Nair iota 2d..50,%,
- 100 L 161 810%
- - 7 Bow Mead 11.....52%
12 Chest Var. 4% ;
00 , -do
' 5 Ilarrlib R 64N
-' 61 Bk at' Pa 10t5...•• 7
BOARD,, ~- ,', ,
700 City Oe now, 05 •
200'• do • 99%.
300' - do'. . ... I
- 900 do
1000 Clty'RE
1000 • do -99 X
1000 Sob Nay Os
2000 Read R Se
750 Willa E... 90X
10 Pa 40
BErivE:
100 Read R
20 , 'do ..... . .29
10 do 29
11E00/VD
•
4500 1.1 Pa R6s • 11)1)3,— „ 51
500 do eath
3000 Mar 0 , 1 6s Its 55.72 K
500 Pa 6008 G - " - 83)4
500 t' Je. Arlin de '64.76
WOO Itch Nov 6s ! 'B2 05.55 X
300'
800 do • '75
200,. do • 15 -
3500 City It Os 10ta... - .89x
.2Peaaaß 40.1‘
03 `do s 5
• 6 „ do asiro 40X
A 6 'do .....40X
ASTER
15 Hank of Pa ,
chotato Paton
"' Rid. ~ ,takie6-. .....
L .— Bic!. Baled.
At 'States fis 788,.nr ..., .., it stoCk, , „ ~, .• 0 10
Phil& Ws int, 0ff..89 8 .:
0% :Be N6 a 'B9 pro `. 18% 17
," , e 12,89 —B9s wimp's& zliali. as los
" ''... "'. N01ir.91% 99%, :doddpoortror.6s ,80
Per nrylt 5 7 0::..89, V% ,do :- 2dm..42 48
Reabitit ' " 29 - 201( Lodg 1919 a ....JOS 1074
do goods '70.70 72)4 Vicksburg " 8
do. - 1ffrt133 , 44.81 .-, Girard Book 9% 9,s
— do ' do - 18;.87% 68 -,
Letd el Tjue j 4,, ' X
P0111:10 RR ' ' ' 40%4014 Union Canal 2N 8
Morris Cud Coo, 41. ,46 - Now Creak % Si
ffcbriN do 132.;;...58N 59 . • Ciatiorissa R 8...: 0% -8
. ,
P110V1610416' AT , BALTIMORE, January 0,-
- Thorp has - been some Movement , this week' An
Provisions lurthe Market bps hesti by no means
.., olive. I gayly , Alll .- varinties 'have 'fallen o 0 'ln
prioe,;and tbo tendonoyis still downward.
Batri--•Tbere Is, -so farm we are advieed, with
ins doing in Best The rates for it aro; hoverer,
unolniged, 'and,-- - sio -quote before; „Baltimoro
' packid . .ofeseat $lO, analdo, ICto. lat $l6 per - bbl.
We quote Prime - Mess Beef at $3O per tiaras, of 804
Ibs. fendlndiaMeas do.nts.lS Par, tierce of 30 %S.
Bor„K - gukr,4Theve,1,13 boeu some inquiry this
week for, Bulk Moat, and severpl2paroele-have
boon sold. The 'telos include a 10t of 50,006 Ibi.
Country cut at 6 eta for Shoulders, and 7 eta for
Sides and-Mlims;'2o,ooo lbi Western- do ntf eta
fur Jowl[ ; 51'ete for Shoulders, 7 ota for aides, and
ote thillatitr and' 200,000:16S ShOulders and
Sidisrqt - efetA for'thirformer;.-alad' 71 eta for the
latter. Wiheaidihie *miles of - solos of 12,050
Ibt Shottldois . an&Sides,on the spat 6 mad lots;
And of a irale'of 600,0001bs do, to arrive previous
to the first of March, at, 6187#. Os— Bulk... Bans
• - maybe tittoted to.,dayak7,la7i els. -
• pacorr.--Ifor Bacon plopshava declined , Mate
rially during the past, week We hafe,had
rern
-lorted-Seio9 of 251,MIUr.Shoulders 81e., 10,000
lbsloose Sidedftio:,',6ott ?Wool liament,lolo,
and Nortroto satis,'M lofv,•o somels-"to 100 hhds
Shoulders,and Sides at 8)4 a. for the fo,rmer;'and
81 Ito. Toflhe 'latter.. To-day have reported l i
sales of 30, hhda., Sides oA private terms, and of
10 blids do at Stp. , -. - WO,lrear also of a sale pester•
day to the UnitedSbstes Government of. 66,h90 the,
Sides at'abnut -be - quoted to-day
at 80.2f0r ShoUldeigitle: for Sides,„andlOallo. for
Deem -:-Mest Pork has declined ainpuour last
183138 750 per bld ! -Thor° has, bean some demand
for it this week; and we note sales ilsomeBoo this
at:sloo . g er whioh,flgure nloses today.We have:heard of no sales of-P/1199 _Pork. We
quote ipacanhior at 513.50413.75 pot bbl.
-Laurr. , --Thoonly sato of LAN wo have heard of
thla week is one Of 150 kegs ilrenterti We
• „quote,L4rd,in.bbla and tieroosAt Ng for OW; and
0 - to for Western... -„, • ' ' •
`OUEBSA=IT BALI POW
.1412.9.44berehtkabeen nuitoap active business doing
this week In Coffee, sales to the extent 'of nearly 6,000
bagel haring bean The sales include 17200 bags
Rioi out of the cargo of the tg Helen," at 9g cents L
600 bags do. out of=the cargo cf,the astondamin " at
9% cents; ,- 2,%/9 .bags to. out of The caro of the
Wh etlttp_ t d and - 1,0510 bags do. out of the cargo of
the!' hind .:Whig,'.! on „private terms; 160 bagerojected
Rio at 93( cents, and or 1,000 bitto Carlo, prime' do. In
lots at 10, 101 ( a 10% cents Coffee may , be tmoted
StYa^y ogegx coots for common to medium Rio; 10
orlo%' 'cents for fair to geed. do; 10%011 tents tor
prime and choice' d0;.;12e12g cents ..for, Laguayisi
and 16e.17 cents for ;ave. We note the Import this
week of 4,000 bags Coffee per barque Wlttorlindi! ,
from . 1 4ck er - P.ofre6 to.dafiiithho 4 , 4 , 000
•-•- • :
, , „
ARRIVAig OUR PRINCIPAL HOWL
[For addlllom4
fit;elf LelBw Moth
Mr dfw ukny 'SS gorchall,
"loirgr , If Swinoy, N
Famt Lucaden, Ginn, 0
J Doff. Boston
Clikunt,N Y - - LlOtloody, N
tietry,'lllr
inflOvi Arch.
E11011614 . 01111,1465,Tvi119
r4lVeolzkoiPletsbhrilh
„ , AV2tilit iioFElLLOhestatit Week, itave
„ AI/ la; nil - r'• — , Telige weaver, Baltratoie
, -Vi tqlr liy.W-WagAtia:Dlubinnatt
Writ gritO •
CITY ITEMS.
A SIGHT
: PA • 24111 BOTSITSIPtC.—Ae We Were
'Vending our way,uP town ondiriday eVening, her atten,
lion was arrested by a bright appearance lathe northern
heaverm, somewhat- !thriller to the silvery line that is
sometimes seen 'ln 'the west at this season of the year
Shortly after amulet. It wee about' seven o'olock when
thif boreal Phonon:ono/Imm first visible. Its first ap
pearance woe that of a luminous cloud, but evidently
transparent, from the fact that the various stars in the
constellations in that region of the sky were not in the
- least ebscured by ,
The form'of this' peculiar light wall quickly elon
gated from the centre, eastward and westward, until it
Rimmed the northern heavens like a silvery how, rising
&tits greatest altitude—we should Judge—about thirty
degrees "abovie the horizon at the pole, and embracing
vilthinite visible segment all the principal stare in the
:constellation of 'Ursa Major, the (treat Bear. The aye
-Awl width of this singular bow In the winter heavens
trataboitt eta degrees, or near twice the measurement
of. the belt 'of Orlon.
In hue and brllihniey it woo strikingly similar to the
misty rings that sometimes eneircle the moon, which are
'usually regarded as ominous of a fall of snow; a feature,
by the way, which may not be inappropriately ascribed to
the phenomenon cow under consideration, as the reader
will readily judgo from the state of the weather on Sa
fordaymorning.
:The light referred to will be voted aurora borealis, of
course:, and that it was lumen bonnie f nor' horn light,)
none can doubt ; but the query what bad it to do
With the snow which succeeded• the cloudless sky in
"which it appearedwithin the brief space of a few hours
tifisi Its disappearance?
The attention of the scientific to this probable barome
trical p °pert; of the aurora borealis might lend to im
portant results. The investigation of this interesting
subject is respectfully wair4 in favor of thoSo who have
(what wo , have ilot) leisure to prosecute it.
GEN. WAL/CER WANTS TO BE INnEMNIFIEn.—
Yt that General William Walker Intends to apply
ta,Congress for an indemnity on account of the arrest
andel:ideation of his party. This is likely, for the Ge
neral is by no means a very modest man, and it is
barely possible that be may next be asking for en ap
propriation to enable hint to get a new suit at the
Brown Stone Clothing hall of Rocklin' & Wilson, Nom.
603 and 000 Chestnut street, above Sixth.
ADMIRABLE.—Can anything be more admirable
than the sentiment or Cicero, W his orations de mid
lie, whore he lays. down the axiom, "one good turn
deserves another "l -We know, of nolo. hence„ we
we
complacently believe' we "deserve well of the Repub
lic” fer having lie often reminded the citizens thereof
that the best and most elegant clothing, at reduced
rates, may be had at. the Philadelphia Temple of
Pestilen t Granville Stoltes,'l7o, 601 Chestnut street.
- " To srotiAcus oloy'd with costly fare,
- • ;Stiaplidity alone is rare." -
Alter reading the fulsome and ridiculous . 4 puffs "
'With which the columns of our contemporaries are
it Is refreshing to turn to the simple announce-
Anent that the 'olobrated clothing nem of Milton Al
-bright, .Sc 00., ,‘ Jayne's Hall,” No. 62? Chestnut
"stied, will continue to sell clothing, ready-made, or
wade to order, ol'superlor fabrics and latest styles, un
usually low.
421,820 . 12
5,505 .00
..; ' "80,708.58
PHILADELPHIA HOARD OF TRADE.
Nowene O. 101161/T,
FRINOIB. R. COPE, (OORRIIISH or Tax Mossy[
Tuos.,K/3111ER, Jn.
SAILING OF THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
'; • -
PROM TILE UNITED - STATES.
stusaie
..
DAT
A_rago, - ., • New York—UBAT°
Jan 0
- PROM EUROPE.
- • , • nod TOR DAT.
'AMOR ~.tivprpool..New York Dec 20
Ilemmonis Hamburg... New York Tan 1
Fulton:, Rasre...New York Tan 12
jr' ib a 041ifornis Mall Steamers salt from Now York
on the sth and 20th of each month. .
MOVEMENTS 01 HAVANA STEAMERS
Flitcatsczurs—From New York 24, arriving at He
vans Bth, and New Orleans 11th. From New Orleans
24th;-Havana 23d, arriving at Now York 28th.
OAHAWBA-1401213 New York 12th, arriving at pavans
17th. and New Orleans 19th.- From New Orleans 27th,
Havana 20th, arriving ntoNew York 3d,
NUMBS Otrr—From New York 17th, arriving at 1la:
Ma 23d, and New Orleans 20th. From New Orleans
6th, Havana Bth, arriving at New York 13th
BLACK WARRIOR -Prom New York 27th arriving at
Havana Ist and New Orleans 3d. From New Orleans
12th, Havana 14th, due at Nsw York 18th.
o lesnat,—From Charleston 19th and 4th, doe a4lla.
vans 28d and 7th.- From Havana 10th and 26th, due at
New York 18th and Slat
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA.) Jan. 11, 1969
BON RISES
RIGR WATER....
'BtearushiP City of Richmond, Mitchell, from Rich
,niond,4litNerfolk 21 boom, with mdze and pasaengere
to Thomas Webster, Jr.' At II P Arort.Thursday, in
side, of Old Tidnt, within 16 [otiose( Norfolk. paned the
steamehip ' hence for Richmond; on
Pride' , morning, off the Fourteen Feet Bank, passed
barque Odrdelia, for 'Hingaton,lain, and some fifteen
notice In the bay and river bound up. -
, Eche Ilero, Terry, 3 days from Baltimore, with rodeo
to Thai' Webster, Jr.
Bohr Jae E ,Prico, Leverton, 3 days from Baltimore,
with Inds. to Thea Webster, Jr.
Behr George It Fisher, Salmons, 2 days from Alliford,
dell wile corn to J II Mcllolley. -
Bair Diamond Rate, Smithera, 2 days from Milford.
Del, with Corn to 7 II DlcOolley.-
' CLEARED.
' Steamship City of New York , Howea Boston, lioury
'
Haiqite -, Mary WeildsDiShanklaall, Matanzas, D W
Pres ott. -
Barque Wm Ilefaiy, Yong, Cardenas, W P Mciaen
Behr Sarah Woodbridge, Higgins, Trinidad do Cuba,
8 & Vir Welsh.
Behr Rouiton, Russell; Charleston, Pettit, Mar
tin & Co. / •
Sobs S kilaminond, Paine, Reiter', D Cooper,
• Bohr Coo, W 'Szabo, Emerson Baltimore, Thos Web
7Piiiiiile,niattmueLTA-trecraatre:
(Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchange.)
'LEWES, Del.. Jan. 8, S A IC
The sehr P-Ilowov,llickman, and Ufl cayenne cut
ter Forward are the only Teasels in harbor. Copt II
r Nones, of the revenue cutter Forward, reports that two
Men beidoging to•the Brandywine lightship left 22d ult
in a boat, for the purpose of putting a letter on board of
a schooner, then in the distance, upward bound, and
have net since been haunt of. The wind at the time
was fresh from NN, which increasod.towards evening to
a gale, and the presumption - is that tho.baat capsized
and the mon were lost. Wind NW—weather cold.
Yours, &a, - , WM. lIIOEDIAN.
DST eIIACIAII.H.3
(Oorreepondence of the Philadelphia Exchange.)
CAPE ISLAND, Jan 20. 4 15 P DI
Tue steamship rhineas Sprague, from Boston, and an
hermaphrodite brig, deeply laden, passed In this fore
noon. No vessels m the bay outward bound. Wind E.
Weather clear and calm.
Yours, &a.,
- [HT TELACORANT TO TEM PRESS 3
NEw Yost. Jan 10
Arrived, It sr, steamship Africa, Shannon, from Liver
pool. She reports -the barque oeorge Bradford, (N 8)
;and the chip Scottish Oblef as being passed in the bier-
Say When ' coming out. Jan- I:,at 830 A If, Ist 48 10,
len 35 20, passed a steainer bound eaat; Jan 9, at 8 P 111,
egehinged signals with steamship Arago, hence for
Southampton and Myra; Dec 27, lit 51 48, ' 10n 744 at
11 30 P Id. o..chattgod. slgnaboilth steamship America,
behnd east. ' - I •
'nip David Ornekatt, from Ban Francisco
. Ship Charles and Jane, from-Triesto. .
Barquo David Lapsley, of Philadelphia, Bishop, from
Matanzas. -
. . .
Drift Notre, Long, from Port an Prince Dec 30. On
30th Dec lost her deck load of logwood lu a gale, sprung
mainmast, apt Rolla, Le.
Below, ahip Bavaria, from Havre. ' •
BINDY !loot, Jan.lo.
-
- The 'berque idarftvoi; from Franco for New York,
went &Shore yesterday'at Darnegat, No particulars.
Tho crew are said to be saved. • The vessel is owned
at the eastward.
.The Schl , Suarez, Capt hiartin,lrom Navarra Wand
forDaltimore, with a cargo of guano, arrived at Inagua
on' the 224 alt in a sinking condition, tier cargo was
discharged, and the vessel condemned. She war Insured
to Phlladelahia,
Ateamehip Phineag tiprague Matthews , cloned at
ostori fltb lust for Philadelphia.
Saranali, Rovriao4, hence at Liverpool 25th all,
11840 s passage.
Ship Richard liustoed, (sew, 642 tone) Stanwood, for
LaoPrancieco, cloarod at Boston Bth inst.
Ship Zered, ttaywond, from Londonderry, arrived at
'el:Oilcans 24 lat.
. .
Aliigaice, De Yorrest, from Liverpool, atCharies
an Ott). inst.
Ship Marianne, (Orem) Ilauloop, from Liverpool for
Baltimore, passed Cape ifehry 7th Inst.
Ship Wild _Pigeon, Mayhew, from Caldera Ost 21, with
hides, copper, &c, arrived at Now York 9th Met. Bailed
In company with ship sfagellan, King, for Boston. The
barque Valeattan. Graver, for Bostou,salled a few days
previous.' -Nov 25 tot 35 33, lon 21 23, exchanged sig
nals with Br ship City of Bemires, from London for Cal.
mitts, Nov 20, Tat 27 54 8. lon 21 26, exchanged signals
with ..11r:bawine Alacrity . , bound it. Dec 27, tat 20 66,
lon 2050, exchanged signals with Br ship Jeremiah
Garnett, bound south; ; Deo 14, let 4 35 8, 100 3135, ex
ohauged algnelli With a Dutch brig steering Routh; DOe
31 Ist 29 614 lon 06 45, spoke brig Witt A Arey, from
Wilmington for Martinique; 21 Inst. let 8151, lon 08 10,
Ppokp barque Alvarado, trout Boatload for N Orleans, I
nage out; 84, let 3402, lon 7834, exchanged signals
with a ship and a three-masted ochr steering south.
Barque Hover,' Vansice, from Rio dudaneiro; vla Bar.
badoes and ,Cienfitegos, arrived up at New Orleans 21
Borgne creole, Win, from Rio de Janelto for Balti
more, paned Cape lienry Sth inst. -
Barque CHM n, Lewis, from Baltimore for Montevi
deo. Whilitt ilialpioa Roads Sth lost.
, Barque Richard Taunton, from Rio Janeiro, with 4120
bagecolfee, was below New - Ordeal:to 24 loot.
Barque Honduran, Collins, for Rio Janeiro and a Ma.
ket, gelled from Baltimore Sth lust.
Barquo Penguin, Wheeler, f,om Amoy, Aug 29, ar
rived at New York Otis inst, left. Aniler Oct 12, and St
titian& Deal, with teas. Sept 22, in Celebes Sea, Cape
Dods bearing Si 60 lollies, spoke ship Chicago of Boa
r
toot from Manila (Anjior 20 for London; Oct 20, tat 22
8, lon 7035 B. spoke ship Atlanta, from Calcutta. for
Boston.. Dee 0, John S. Andrews jumped overboard and
wan drowned. Mr A was formerly second officer of the
whaling barque l , Perie," _of New London, woe lauded at
St Bolen& from that vesael.an. a
pot on board the P by
,the.Anierion Consul St that port,
Brig NautOue.,(Lubec) from Rio Janeiro, with 4250
bega_coffee,.was below New Orleans 24 lost
Brig Water Witch, Skinner, for Sierra Leone, cleared
at Boston Bth inst. ,
Brig --Wappoo, Carver, from Wilmington, NO, at New
Orleaup2elinat, ,
Brig Mon, Brow, cleared at Baltimore Bth inst. for
Pernambuco And a market. ' -
. .
Prig Argyle, Warrep, from Menlo& for Baltimoro, pa
into Norfolk Bth Inat. lore harbor.
Behr effnnesotei, Baker, hence, and N WGardner,
* Bourne, from New Bedford, at Norfolk Bth inst.
• Behr I P Wethenll, Cobb, from Boston, at Charleston
eth inst.
Bohr Arglie Eye, Sharp, from --, woo below New
Orleans 4thluet.
f3ehr Burrows, p Stehene, °looted at Wilmington, N.
O. oth Inet for Now York, • '
Behr 'LAO JoneajiteVenson;from Providence for Phi
ladelphia, was piquing to gallium batch Wend !tor
por 7th foot. A N.
,
SchrEphfalttaAtina,ll , ale, for N Orleans, cleared
t Charleston 4th lnat. - -
Behr W L Burrougho, deuke, from Savannah, at Now
orlt 4th !not. .
Bohr Ingoinar,Vese; frost Boston for Philadelphia
ilod froth Holmes , Hole 7th lnat. '
, Behr -Village Belle, Harvey, hence at Et John, NB
, th Ind
Pftge .1
Behr ER Rowley, Godfrey, which salted from Charlet.
ten oth Mat, wax bound to Wilmington, NO.
Behr Dorcas "reload, "Mori. from Charleston, ' at
Wilmington, NO, Sth inst.
Scbrrl N Smith, Smith, cleared at Baltimore Bib loot,
fOrWaohlaptohi NO. -
-Bohr Ms Eldridge, Louden", from Ferialidino, arrived
at Barannah oth inst. ,
Behr There - 11EO, Gandy, at Providence 7th Mat, from
Atmtandrla.' D¢ the..3d lost, off Hog Island, carried
•aviat . head of foremast.
Beh r Stitt, York, trom Portl a nd for Phil a delphia,
sailed from Orport 7th inst.
Bator John , Magee i Magee, from Bristol for Philadel
phia, was in patch bland Harbor 7th lust
Behr 'Gen . lteaalej - Teel,' for Port au Prlnce,salled
from BOOM 4liffist,--;
tilarinie intelligence.
18 11511 N EMS 4 42
10 55
MULE!
THOS. B. HQ MO
11,41.21M01M, dlin. 10
Bohr John Oadwalader, Godfrey, from Providence for
Great Egg Harbor, was in Dutch Wand Harbor 7th hot.
MARINA ILISOSLLANY.
Ship Serampore, ashore at oohasset, lies heeled off
shore, and at high water the sea flows over her upper
deck. She has a deck load of cotton and molasses, most
of which was takon off morning of Bth. Oapt Morris, of
steamer Neptune, arrived at Boston Bth, states that the
ship bad been stripped to her lower masts that her
pampa have been forced op about-fouri feet, indicating
that hea bottom was broken up, End that If the weather
eentioues favorable, the greater part of the cargo will
bo saved, of course much damaged:
NOTION TO MARINERS.
Notice in hereby given that the Buoy has been re
placed ou Lincoln Ledge, at the mouth of the Kennebee
River.
The Buoy has also been replaced on Bulwark Ledge,
entrance to Portland harbor.
By order of the Lighth •ooe Board.
THEO P. GREEN,
Lighthouse Inspector, First District.
Portland, Jan 6,1888,
Australia, East Coast—Proposed Additional Light
—l'ort farkson.—The Colonial Government of New
South Wales has given notice, that in addition to the
revolving light now exhibited on the 0 atm. South Head,
Fort Jackson, Sydney, it is intended shortly to establish
a fixed white light on the Inner South H ad, at the en
trance of that port.
The new light will be extend.: or refloating, of the
first order, placed at an elevation of 00 feet above the
sea at high water, and should be visible from the deck
of a vessel in ordinary weather at a distance of 14 miles.
It is expected that the light will be exhibited early
in the year DM
Further particulars, as emu as they are received,
will be given hereafter.
Fwed Light at Newcastle Harbor —Notice boo alga
been given, that on and after the let January, 1858, a
white fixed light will be exhibited all night from the
lighthouse recently erected on Nobby Head, at the en
trance of the port of Newcastle, when the coal fire hi
therto shown on the main laud there will be oilscon•
tinued.
The light tower stands In hat 82 deg 55 rein 20 sec S,
lon 131 deg 48 min 50 sec coat of Greenwich.
The character and order of the illuminating appara
tus, and the form, height, and the color of the light
bowie, are not elated
By command of their Lordships.
• JOHN WASHINGTON, Hydrographer.
Hydrogrophir• Office, Admiralty, London,
December 11, 1857.
DOMESTIC PORTS
NEW YORK, Jan DLitt*, astir Fred Unwell, Larra
way, Port an Prince. Had heavy weather N of Nat
teras, Fpllt mita, sprung Indrawn, carried away head
gear and eta tot knightheads. DIX IS, Castle Ittand
bearing ME, distant IS miles spoke li.unue Lucy Frau
d., of Brookville, from Mobile for St Jago. Old, ships
Wabash, Purinton, Havana; Bello America,Sawyer,
Mobile; barque N Gaston, Maxwell, Barbados; brigs
Drummond, Chapman, Aspinwall; Wheaton, Staples,
Savanilla; Fredonia, Lord, Mayuruez Mystic, Yidi,
St Marks; edit% Murry Idaybee, Tuttle, 8t Thomas,
and a market; Norfolk Packet, Bedell, Apalachicola;
Manbaaeot, Blake, Charleston, Below, brig Koloa,
from Port au Prince. Sid, steamship Arago; Havre and
Southampton; Star of the South, and Atalanta, Savam ,
nab; Columbia, Charleston; Jamestown, Norfolk, drc
PORTLAND—Are 7th, barque 0 II Ilainliton, Chase,
Havana, via Richmond Island; ache Lamartiuo, Ogler,
Breeden for Boston.
•--•• • • - .
Ctd, brig Thee Achorn, Itaatinge, Cardenas,
PROVIDENCE—MT 7th, Rehr Theresa 0, Gandy,
Alexandria.
Sid,
_Behr Diary E Pierce, Smith, Cardenas,
NEW HAVEN—SW. Bth, bargee May Flower, Barba.
does; eche Gen Armstrong, Porto Rico.
NEWPORT, Jan 7, 8 A Af—Sid, steamship Chose
peake, Crowell, from New York for Portland; brigs Ze•
nophon, Bonaparte; schrs Lyria Ann, Voorhies, from
Providence, New York; Mary Anna, Wm Gregoryo W
Dyer, Highland Cider, 1) Ellis, Houlormit Plying 'Nish,
Jane Durfee, Abblo Poster, and all others
previously reported in port detained by bad weather.
In Dutch Island Harbor 71k, 8 A M, brig John P
Hooper, front Providence for Baltimore; aches R C
Stannard, Jr, from do for do; Geo Holfinan, from do for
do; J DI Bayles, from do for Norfolk, preparing to sail.
A large fore and aft Fehr, supposed to be the J W
Lindsey, Crowell, from Norfolk fur Full River, passed
up Mount Hope Day to-day.
BAVANNAII, Jan 6—Arr, brig Recovery, Perriam,
Newport; brig d'ohn Pierce, Yellville, Havana.
Old banjos Mary R Barney, Luther, Warren, RI.
OAPE HENRY, Jan B—The following vessels from
'Baltimore wont to sea to-day:—Barques Maria Johnson,
for Rio Grande; Richard Cobden, (Br) Feldhausen, for
Cape of Good Hope: brigs Los Amigos, (Br) Lawson, for
Kingston. Ja; achr Virginia Antonleta, Sibiu, for Now
York Ship Mary Goodell, Goodell, from Baltimore for
Boston, is in James River Channel; ship Flora Mono.
wild, do for Liverpool, is abreast of the Head of the
Middle; and brig J Marston, Young, do for West Indies,
are in Hampton Roads. Wind fresh from NE.—Pilot.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan 2—Arrived, steamship Atlan
tic, Talbot, Roy West and Florida ports; Bremen ship
Julius, Mayer, Bremen; brigs Allan B Chapman. Lau
rent, Havana; M A Stevens, Butler. do,• Teaco, Patten,
Charlostdn; Jas B George, Atwell, Turks Island.
Cld, steamship. Taxes, Talbot, Galveston and India.
Imola; ships Atlantic, Worth, Now York; Milton, Kings
man, Boston; 8 Gildersleeve, Johnson, Liverpool; 11
Moritz Arndt, Mantel, Bremen; Spanbalque Vine!, Ju
lia, Barcelona; brigs Transit°, Francesch, do; Restsu
rater, Estape, do; Atalaydo - , Puges, do; Brownsville,
Simpson, Havana; schr W R Pettis, Blackney, Punta
Rosalba.
Betoly, ship Atalanta, Whitmore, Bath, lite.
lowed to sea 30th ult, ship Achilles and barque N
Boynton. and to the bar ship City of Brooklyn; ant° to
sun ably Kate Dyer and barque Antoinetta.
Opeciat Notices.
January 9, 1558.-4ln motton of George M.
Wharton, Esq GENRE E. BUSCH was this Jay ad
mitted to practice as an Attorney la the District Court,
and Court of Common Pleas, for the city and county of
Philadelphia. J.ill-114
Week,ll's Teller Ointment cured J. W. New
ling, Pine street, of Tetter eighteen yeard otonding
Office, No. 30 South PISTIL street. Jall•StWF3t*
William C. :Ilene°, 007 Chestnut Street, Is
selling all kinds or Him Stationery at on e•half the re
gular price. Call on him at once and you will be sans
fled. Jao•Ln
Aubin's Patent Oa* Works,
ERECTED FOR ToWNS,FILLAUES, ARO FACTORIES,
PORTAULE OAS WORKS,
For lIOTKLS, firoaes, and COUNTRY BRATS, put up at
abort notice. These works occupy but little space; are
easily operated, and tarnish a BRILLIANT OAS LIMIT at
low cost
For further Information call at No. 114 North SE
VENTH street, %hero tho works can be seen in opera
tion, or address CUAS. N. TRUMP, Agout,
No. 114 North SEVENTH street, Ithiloan.
Cubs. TRUMP, Agent, Baltimore, Md. jal34wd,
S. C. Demild, Commission Business in Cann.
inercial paper and negotiations of loans, 613 Wsxxor
82., opposite the Exchange, Philadelphia, nolo-2w
The Greatest Bargains in the WorlS.--The
subscriber, Mug about to close his business, °Miro his
entire stock of superior Ready-made Clothing for sale.
All in leant of a superior article are invited to give
bim a call. Store to let ani fixtures for sale. At.
TRACY, 2.97.14AR1M Street. dels-2m
Saving Fund.—National Safety Trust Co.,
Office, WALNUT Street, 8. W. corner of THIRD.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR BUSINESS DURING THE
SUSPENSION OP SPECIE PAYMENTS BY THE
BANKS.
1. Deposits received and payments made daily.
2. Current Bank" Notes, Checks, and Specie will be
received on deposit.
8. Deposits made in Bank Notes or Chocks will be
paid back in Current Bank Notes.
Deposits made in Gold or Sliver will be paid back
in Coin.
Interest Five von Om. per annum. non
Seamen's Saving Fund— Office 203 Walnut
street, one door west of spcond street. Receives de
posits in sums of One Dollar and upwards, from all
classes of the community, and allows Interest at the rate
of flys per cent. per annum.
Office open daily, from 9 until 5 o'clock, and on Mon
day and Saturday until 9 in the evening. Ps esident
Franklin Fell; Treasurer and Secretary, Charles M.
Morris.
newer', Infant Cordial... Mils Invaluable
Ourdlal IS prepared from a variety of the moat choice and
efficient aromatics knonn In medicine, and is the moot
perfect and reliable cartnhsativa extant for Infanta and
young thildren.
By its powerful Influence a speedy cure la effected In
all caeca of Molls, windy pains and miasma. Believes
and mitigates much orchildren>a suffering during denti
tion or teething, and by Its soothing properties tran
nullifies palm' of the bowels, looseness, vomiting, Sco.
The Infant Cordial has become a standard remedy,
and bee been used in thousands of cases with the moot
abundant success. No family should be without it.
Prepared only by Missy A. Bowes,
At his Drug and Chemical Elora,
N. B. corner of Diath eud Green eta., Philadelphia.
To whom all orders most be addressed. And for sale
by Drugglete generally. au 18.17
For Perfumed Breath, White Teeth, and
Beautiful complexion, use '• Malin of 1,000 Flowers."
For dressing Ladles' hair, use 4 t Woodland Cream, s
new Pomade." It curls Gentlemen's hair beautifully
W. P. FiTHIDOS & CO, Proprietors, N. Y.
For sale by T. D. Peterson, 308 Chestnut; Samuel
Nines, Twelfth and Chestnut; A. It. Durand, 718 Chest
nut; T. U. Peters & Co., 710 Chestnut; G. G. Evans,
Gift Book-gore, 439 Chestnut; 0. S. Hubbell, 8410
Chestnut; French, Richards, & Co,, Tenth and Mar
ket; A. B. Taylor, Ninth and Walnut; Dr Morrison,
Seventeenth and Chestnut ; J. W. Slums & Sons,
Eighteenth and Twenty-Second and Market; Edward
Olnistmann, 702, Chestnut; Thomao Lancaster, corner
Eleventh and Walnut, nol2-17
Saving Fund
OF TIIE AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY,
S E. CORNER FOURTH AND WALNUT STRUM
Das always paid la full on demand,
SSD CONTINUES TO DO SO,
INTEREST, FIVE PER CANT.
dondmit
Cabinet Ware and
UPHOLSTERY,
531 WALNUT fIT,
OPPOSITE INDEPENDENCE SQUARE.
GEO. J. HENKEL'S,
621 WALNUT Street,
0 , 22.3133 Leto. of 178 Chootout Street
Good Coffee
Loren of Coffee cannot realize the full value of their
favorite beverage without having it made in the Old
Detninlon Coffee Pot.
ARTHUR, BURNLIAM, & GILROY,
111 and 118 Routh TENTH, for. of 0 eorge,
43-dra Cole Mauufacturers.
Jackson,
JOB PRINWI,
MERCHANT STREET.
Checks, Notes, Drafts, Bills Lading, Bill Heads, Cir
culars, Casio, end all other kinds of Job Printing, at
pekes to snit the times. oel7-11
Marrone°.
On the oth instant, by Rev. Mr. Michelbaoher. Mr.
LEVY lIEXTER formerly of Baltimore, to Miss URN
RI} ITA RENON, of Richmond, Ye.
On the XI instAilt. by the Rea .3. E. Beagle, Me. Al AU
RICE B. LAWRENCE to EMMA 0. YORK, both of
Denolaville, Cope N J.
On the oth hateet, by Rev. J.ll Ripley, Mr. 30110
TRAP to Miss FIBULA DODGE, all of tide city.
19zatlie.
On the sth Instant. after a protracted illness, Captain
JAMES A. 1401,AND, aged 45 years.
Suddenly, ou the sth instant, JAMES BROWN, aged
30 years.
On the Oth ilmtant, Mr. JAMES PRITOIIARD, in the
29th year of his age.
On the 4th instant, after a protracted illness, .1. RO
GERS CRAVES, in the 24th year of his age. Ife was
the eldest non of Joseph R. and 'Margaret P. Graves
Ou the Bth instant, riIMiTLIA, RODOAR, in tits lith
Me of Or ede, ,
THE PRESS. ,PHILADELPHIA. MONDAY. JANUARY 11, 1858.
CITY MORTALITY
HEALTH OFFICE,
January 0, 1858.
The number of Interments in the city of
bin, for the week ending at 12 o'clock to-day, 15... let
set report 184
Ahem , ' 1
Apoploxy 3
exocor 2
Otontoi ties ' 8
Oroup 12
Congestion Of Drain 3
Consumption of Lungs... 22
Convulsions 7
Ca.arrit 2
Cocoale. 4
Drop) 8
Disease of Heart 4
Liver
Debility 10
Muster:ion Brain . a
Typhoid Fever 8
Scarlet Fever 8
Typhus Fever .. . ... 3
Inflammation of Drain.. 8
Lungs... 7
it Stomach 5
Bronchi. 3
Maras:nue 5
Maoia•a•potu 3
1
Of the above there wore:
From the Altushoue
People of Color
Cout.ty Prlon.
Fr &ate Contnitttee.—The ntembere of the
Democratic State Committee are requested to meelkat
Buehler's Hotel, Harrisburg, on TUESDAY, January
19, at i o'clock P. DI
0. R. 131.10KALEIV, Clutirmata
j' N. liu"1 " "" ' Secretaries.
R. J. HALDEMAN,
Scenes in Holy and lassie Lands, in it
cow se of SIX. LECTURES, by Rev WILLIAM BACON
STEVENS, D. D., at CONCERT lIALL.
First Lecture—On TUESDAY EVENING, January
12th—Subject: 6 4 Jerusalem under four Monarchies."
Second Lecture—On MONDAY EVENING, January
litth—Subject : Bethlehem, Nazareth, and their Le
gends),
Third Lecture—On TUESDAY EVENING, January
26th—Subject: "The Sacred Waters of the Holy Land."
Fourth Lecturo—On TUESDAY EVENING, Febru
ary 2d—Subject: " The Otusaders In the Holy Lead."
Ni th Lecture—TUESDAY EVENING, February
oth—Subject: "The Acropolis and the Areopagus of
Athens ~
Sixth Lecture—On TUESDAY EVENING, Febru
ary 10th—Subject: "The Throne and the Palace of the
Caesars."
Tickets s fer tho COMBO.
The proceeds for Cm benefit of tho " Northam Home
for Yrlcndleee Children. Jan-loth tfolti If
.piritualism.-51161 Emma Ifardlup, of
New York, an inspired medium. will lecture nod answer
questions et SANBOSI STISN't HALL, THIS EVEN
ING, at 7)4: o'clock. Admission 5 max.
117* Lecture In Aid of the Poor.—The Rev.
ALFRED NEVIN, D. D. will lecture in the Penn Pres
byterian Oburch , TENTH. street, below Girard Amite,
on TUESDAY EVENING next, the 1211, 'natant, at,
o'clock. the entire proceeds of which aro to be dereltd
to the benefit of the Poor of the Twentieth ward. Sub
ject : Thu Plurality of Worlds."
Tickets 25 cents—to be had of any of the officers and
members of the Relief Association; also, at various
stores In the ward, and at the door on the eVellitlg of
the lecture. ja11.20
fl Col. John W. Forney will deliver —a
Lecture, entitled • 4 Tho American Statesman," for the
benefit of the Howard Association of the lbghteenth
Ward, on TUESDAY EVENING, January 12th, In lieu.
Coorge Chandler's Church, PALMER Street, above
Queen.
Tickets (free) may be obtained at the Drug Stone,
The Richmond Coaches pass within a short distance
of tho Church every low minutes from the Exclumgo.
jag St*
What Shall we Ent'?—What Constitutes
a 'Wholesome, Generous, and Economical Diet
—These questions will be considered in a course of EU
Popular Lectures on the On en ISTSY or TUE '1 ABLY. by
Prof. lIILLINGIIAM. Introductory Lecture on 2d day
(MONDAY) Evening, nt 8 o'clock, at the HANDEL
AND HAYDN MOBlO HALL. demon Tickets 75
cents.—To be obtained at the principal drug stores.
Jail-dst*
irr Notice —At an Annual Sleeting of the
Stockholders of the GIRARD B . & M. INS. CO , held
thin day nt theft Oleo, No 302 WALNUT Street, the
following Ofileere and Menton' wore duly elected to
serve for the ensuing year :
PREBIaxxr—JOEL JONES
Tian Pnesioanr—A. d GILLETT. `.
„ .
BIOIIETAIIT AND TIMIBURIVI—]NO. S. M MULLIN
AISDISTMIT SIeCtiRTARY--JAMES B. AINORD.
JOEL JONES, UEO. W WOODWARD,
WNI 11. SWAIN, II N I.II3ItROUOIIS,
JNO. ANSPAOII, 311., THO. CRAVEN,
JOSEPH KLAPP, M. D., A S. GILLETT,
JNO, DIoOLURE, JER. WALKER, °
3 B. JIMMIES, O.D.MIDY.MAKER,
W. S. IIOYD, 11. It 000ISIIALL,
WAI. C. RUDMAN, JNO. W. OLAUGORN,
FRANCIS PETERS.
J. B. 3to.SIIILLIN, Secretary.
Put LAM:L.IIIId, Tan ; 5, 1558. Jab-6t
/j7 7 ElitTrary Lin renn.—Au Experienced Edney,
a successful author, and a thoroughly educated Literary
man, weary with twenty-tive years of the drudgery of
Daily Journalism, has determined to hire out or sell Ma
brains at retail to those who may require their earfuls
In any honorable way.
Merchants, Business Men, Inventors, sod dealers of
every kind, will be supplied, off-hand. with Advertise
meats, (political or others ise,) Notices, Cards, Circu
lars, or any species of article dsired.
Politicians will ho supplied with Speeches, Reports,
Resolutions, Letters, Toasts, Pamphlets, IMltorial Ar
ticles, Communications. and ovary other sort of Brain
work, which they may flnd it inconvenient or trouble
some to doter themselves.
Ladies and tientlonian, of every rank in society or oc
cupation in life, can have Letters written on any sub
ject, whether businese or sentimental.
The advertiaer will also conduct or translate Corres
pondence of every kind, either English, Preach, Span.
huh, German, or Italian.
Poetry, Acroeties for Ladles , Albums, Notes Billet
deux, Monodies, end conipositions of the tnosedelleate
and confident-al 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.
Ordere by mail, accompanied with cash, will be
'Wetly and promptly attended to.
Address J. TUOMPION,
Literary Bureau,
Bet 2286 Philadelphia P. 0.. Pa.
QTOCKHOLDERS' MEETING OF THE
1.:7 NORTH PEENSVLVANIA RAILROAD COM-
N y N say; stm'cluekratae cam
parini Office WALNUT street, a mooting analelection
will be held, at which It Is the duty of Stockholders to
Le present punctually, and in large numbers. Such ao
occasion cannot again happen for ono year, so that
bitocklioldere should mako it a point to be on band, to
partioipato in proceedings which may have much to do
with the price of their altar.. 3‘ll-1t
TANUARY 9, 1858.—The holders of the
(het mortgage bonds of tho Philadelphia and Run.
bury Itailrcuol Company are requested to meet at the
office or the Company, 303 WALNUT street, at 12
o'clock M., on WEDNE 4 DAY, 12th instant, upon bust-
UM of importance, 6 jalt.3t
DISSOLUTION.—The partnership hero
toroth elistitur under the !MIMI of FIVE & MIL
LIGAN ta, from and after I.lthi dote, Maliolred by
mutual consent.
The bohluess will be continued ss heretofore, at thu
at stand, .20 North ELEVENTH Street, by B. T.
MILLMAN, bucenxor to M. Christie.
A. FIFE,
11. T. MILLMAN.
Jall.lt*
January Oth,
ODONNELL'S BOOK-KEEPING IN
-BTITUTE, EIMITII and ARCH Street—The
Complete Counting-Ltouro Course llook-keoplng, Com
mercial Calculations, and Business Writing, thoroughly
and practically taught. OPEN DAY and EYENINU.
jail it*
rpHE 111E011ANICAL BAKERY.—On and
1 after TUIS. DAT, the 11th Mat , the BREAD from
this establishment, and BREAD TICKETS, will be for
solo nt the following Depute :
At tho DEPOT, corner BROAD and VINE Streets.
At CALEB CLOTHIER'S, 111 Neatla MTH Street
At JACOB V. BEMS'S, FOURTH, above Callow).III
etreet.
At HENRY E. WILKINSON'S, corner FIFTII and
OATEB effects.
Other Depots will ho announced front day to day, as
arrangements are completed.
Persona wishing Bread delivered at their dtvelling.i
mill please register their names at the Depots, where
books are provided for that purpose. •
An soon as a sufficient number to entablihlt routes aro
obtained, finch delivery will be begun. Tickota of too
kinds, one lox the one of those who y ash their Breast do.
layered at their dwellings ' and one for the use of those
who prefer to send for it to the Depots, will bo provided
and for sale at the Depots. The Carriers o Le
In
structed to deliver Bread fur a• Carraer4 , tickets
P ice of "Carr ere' tickets," 5 i a cents each.
I Price of '' Depot ticketa," 5 cents each.
jalLtilf 0. MACDANIEL, Superintendent
LATE ENGLISH runicATioNs.—
Justl oportW and for sale by C. J. PRICE & CO..
Importers of English Rooks Engravings, Oco,, No. 3.3
South SIXTII Street, above Chestnut
THE USEFUL METALS AND THEIR. ALLOYS, By
Scotian, Truran, Clay, Ac. Illostrate.l. Small 800,
cloth, $2 25.
LIFE OF A SPORTSMAN. By Nimrod Illustrated
by Aiken. /loyal Bvo, cloth. VI.
ON GOTHIC) ARCIIITECTURE—SocuIar and Do
mestic. By G. G. Scott, A R. A. Bvo, cloth, 82 75.
ON DISEASES OF THE ALIMENTARY CANAL.
By 8. O. Habershon, M D. $3.
URINARY DEPOSITS. Ily Dr. Golding Bird. Fifth
edition ,• revised by Dr Birkett. Small 800, cloth, $3.
RECORDS OF MINING AND METALLURGY; Or,
Facto and Memoranda for the use of the Min° Agent
nod Smelter. Wood Engrat logs. Ily J. A. Phillips
awl John Darlington. Small Sao, cloth. $1 75.
SOAIthET FEVER AND UROWINO INSPIRATION
OF INFANT& By P. Iluo9, SlArgeou 12ing, cl o th,
1110.
LIFE OF FALSTAFF. Illuhtrated by Cruikalutok
Ports I to T.
THE V I ICI IN lit NS. By W. N. Thookerny. II I tot
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LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
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o'clock, P. sf. on flAturday, Jan. 9, 1858. [Persons
applying , for advertised Letters will please mention the
date of the UHL] Open on Sunday from 7) to 9 o'clock
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Yormert Mrs Gen O'Donnell A
Adams Mrs Jen Fairchilda Jos'e O'hialey Mrs M
Adams mar,. Frith Fannie L Ogden Mrs Meg
Adolphus Mrs Foil. Maggio W Clint Mrs
Aslinved L P Ylattelley 1:7111113 Osborn Mre 11
Allen Maria Fleming Rebecca Pine Alice
Anderson M S Farrell Miss M Phillips Mary
Arthur Mra ll It Ferboaua E K Pierce Sarah
Alverd Sarah Fluckerly Mrs S Peterson Cath
Berry Hester Gibbons Susan Perry Dire K
Bellield Cynthia illespy Cathie Potts Mra
Babbitt Sarah Goble Rl/7.1% A Plckdown It 3
Beidelman Mll Gardner hire Ann Parker Martha J
Rees ° Cathie Griffith Mary Ann Pernal Charity
Bennett (trace (Irani Catharine Phillips Nancy
Barney Alonzo Graham Anne 8 Parsons James
Mre 0 realm Ellen Probasco A 0
Barry Margt Griffith Lydia Pippett Mary
Bartley MraJane (10-den M Parkinson Ellen
Blacklnan Oark , Gallagher Sarah Pratt Mary 11
Bloomfield Mrs Gaven Bridget Peterson Mary
Mich Mrs Amelia Guest Mrs Parkinson Marla
Bigloae P A Green Mrs pi Painter Mre (1
Black 9 A (I ibons Cath'e Peterson Cath
Burrows Elizith Griffin Mrs Pierce Kate
Buckingham J OI Min MAC 2 Paulo Pais.
Brooks Mary It Greece firs Powell Mrs B
Bradley Miss L tilberson Elia'h A Picot Madame
Brogan Lucy Graham Mrs W Parker Mrs C
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Brown Rachel Humboldt Paulin Rite Mrs W I?
Baffin Miss Ann Harvey Mrs Ann Reaves Coates
Barad Mho Julia Haves Miss Anne Mrs
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Bourke Mica Hartrauft Sarah Itiehburgli M J
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Byrne Mary Harm Mary Ready Catharine
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Bootle Mrs M 8 Huhn Mrs David Roney it E
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Brewster M E Holden Ittry A Roadacher Cath
Breen Michael Moulding Miss B Sauffnian Sarah
Mrs Holism Mra P Il Scott Mrs M P
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Canunell Arm Hoyt Mueline Shaw Mrs
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Chessman Maria Minter Janet Skew Marie
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Campbell Ellen Huguenin Mad Shannon Mrs
Czildwell Anna Hunt Mrs 8 A Tom
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Urear Priceilla llousum P U Scott Elizabeth
Carroll Sarah C Jaro' Carol'o W &Hera Mrs El
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Orwell Mho Mary Jon. Emel'e Am Eharunn
Murk Sarah E Johnson Sophia Shen II
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Cross Mary Kennedy Margt Smith Virginia A
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Frambers II A Moore Elisabeth Woodward Anna
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Fisher Mrs R Y Morton Eleanor Wooldridge MII
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Fulton Margaret Murphy Susan liter Mary
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Foster Mine IC Niles Picturing Quinn Jane
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gratlon Laud Co Charlesworth J rettxra Geo E
Mains Henry D Chambers Mr Flitcraft W H
Atbertua Eater Chambers C Jr Fisher J Il
Albeo Geo 9 Cherr Harvey 9 Fhher & Co 2
Abbott W I. Cimino Aug Nlenern
Alexander Simon Clark Doubt Fidler Dr C P V
Addl. Henry Clark Louie Flock John
Aldridge Dr J Clark llnv W I Finch :amt 11
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Anacreon Dr I) It Clark ar Carroll Flehera
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Allen Ho. F Clark Nehemiah Froo Reading
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Anderson Jos Clatk Harry frltau Henry
Ashley Arthur Clark Alrern It Fuleutrelge It II
Andrews 0 Clank& J Yogis Jus it
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Anderson Honey Colston /tat T Foreman John
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Barclay Dr J S Cullman Char C li alien 2
Benner & Malt- Cook Joseph 9 URI. oeo 3
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Haabla 'lnfant Constable Mr Il
Darker M 1111 Coinly John Glea•inith J Jr
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Senefl Jacob MeMecutrbon C
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Phan• James Mallion John 2 VVilliainsun R
Phan Rol,t iMeFetors It Geno
Sheelity 1.1 E McMstius Francs W
Shreve Caleb I! McClure John C Williamson Davi
d llos TJ Mclieuna John no & Co
t-/i,pnatal Lr N C McMullen Mn,' Williams Jag II
Shea Win McMoniglo Win M Miami J W
!Answer Chas J MeManies Janie., Williams Dr I) 11
:lawmaker NIC McMurray IV II 'Williams E D
bhuAter JR. oh MeTsublen Geo C
i•Inell James II McKosran Re, lb illiants 0
Shields JD Mc•llelland Mr Williams./ W 2
Shielle Rev MeKetiaio C S
.11
Shetsley 0 •nrad MeNlebull Win Wilson J P
ShGn lex Jatob Me:Cameo Jaa Wilson John
Shoonm J hi lllcSweeny John Wilson J T
:+ink.‘n I:nux Nlxgroder Cekpt G Wood II 0
Simon nay A 3 Wood Henry
SiAert Conrad Makinson Id, 1 Wood Samuel R
Sloan 8(1 Mauforron Sand Wood John 1'
Smith
Than M•olniun Dr T 1; 1:, Wool It II
Smith John S Major Wm
South Wm T Wm.
Smith J J Maas Percival & Woolverton J W
Smith John Maas Woodlin Swill
Smith J. ibn :Sto,ou Coo B WoodNide Wm
Smith Lout 13 9.\ Mirkfi A. Co AIM Wolkor 'tiro L
S with Ilenry Martin IL L 3 Wright A C
UMIII
IZ=
Smith, Fulton Matthora John Wright l'lma
CO Marshall enpt ino Wright , . 1 . 1 " ,
Smart Jallled IVr,‘ I, Wutker Jai
BOA Mer6ll.‘ll Y 1 o Wuelay
Snyder ant John Yeager Jr II 1113
enpler John S Marks ver It York 1' 6
Soby Wm )Ann W It York Jere
Southgate II A 3lartm Jai Yr.rdley II A
Spencer C J 31)erli Jacob P Yerkes Lew.
Spring Cha4 A Megarge A 1 Youn , , , , John
Spencer henry Mvioney Daniel Young. S
Spire Conrad Merchant,' Intel• Young Nathan
Spencer C J h4tpro Young Richard
Shrug (Lou S Mellon Char T C W
Jall•1t GIDEON WESTCOTT, 1'
McEI,IIOY IS OFFERING GREATER
BARGAINS than over ik 010 heard of before.
$l2 59 Long !troche Shawls selling at $d 50
7 50 Fquare do do do 3 50
5 00 Long ill tuket do do, 3 50
400 Square blanket, splendid quality, 250
7 50 Chenille splendid, 3 50
Closing out Cloaks lona than half the regular prices
-12 2 50 3, 3.50, 4, 4 50, and 5
Splendid Undershirts and Brauer,. the cheapest in
the city-50, 75, 07,0 ants, and *l.
Beitutiiiii BIWA and Fancy Velvety.
All Silky, from anctin, Intrpriningly cheap
illt.sk and Fancy Dress Silky, in eudlvAs t ariety—tho
theepent in the city
Beautiful Plaids. 25 cents; 20 cents, worth
02,ti coots.
Merinoes, Paramattaa, lie Leine.
Steno Travelling Shea ls, one lot from auction, Z.; &O,
north $6, All
The bort and heavieyt Bleached itlu,lins in the city
at 10 cents
Splendid Prints, 10 cents, usually bold at 12%, cents.
Gingliains. Flannels, Tublo Linens, Towellugs,
Fronting Litmus.
The cheapest Cloths and Casaliatres In the city.
Trimminge less than half the usual prince
Mast qqallty K i t Glue cc at 62 cants, at
MeELROrS,
y No 11 South NINTH Street
_A
r4NGLISII KNEE W
— RAPPERS.—
8llA1111.1.:83 13110111E119 have Ynglbh Knee
Wrappers, for carriages and travelling Gentle
wen n !haw is ut t educed pricey
CURSTNUT and EIGHTH. Streets
- -
BLACK VEILS.--Black French Veils
rich xtylex . .
Alen, 31t,10,Crni..., and Barego Veils
For sale by 811A111.1.n4S
j. 9 CIIK...3FSt I' nod Nffillrlt+trnein
ripAULATANS.—WiIiTE AND COLORED
TA ILL XTANB, for Evening Drec.tr,
tiIIARPLEM ISHOTIIERN,
CIILSTNUT And MOUTH Ntreete
lONG BROGUE SHAWLS FOR 5 , 8!
Wu do belles° Mit we are solhog, at this prst
sent tnnt , Ltrootto Orrs.l4
CHEAPER TITAN TREY WILL. EVER BE ACAIN
Isnket Shawls, new styles, la err cheap
(Moulin. Nhartls, considerably under coat
itICII IIMiNDIME 811.1(3. (MAUI(
\{c ha, reek, \rd n.l are nailing maguillesult lino
Silks for S 7 north $1 25 They are from r 4
NEW YORK liASAitl3l"t . SALVI
ELEGANT LONO 111,ACK ARA FOR SS!
A grelit rnriety of other (Rollo+ .ery cheap, (roe
f 2,
IRISH LINT NS OF Orr. 01$N IMPORTATION.
Cloth+, CiwomereA, Illaukets, Fluoielfi, C c.
15 e keep an IlLlllloOit stock Of
All our (local IlOUtItlT FOR C tSIF , and guArAutoe
to bo ao atom, as the cheapest..
TUORNLEY & CMS I.
jid-y N 1: cor 1:1011T11 and SPRINO iIARDEN
111EAP 111.0.1K5.--IYe have ilow
CONIV1.4111: AS.3ORTMENT
of low-plicod Oloakd fur Lllivi, Miss,, Awl Cbildom
made of
BLACK" AND DRAY CLOTHS
The priers tango from 0.15 and the workman
ship, material, stile, fee , aro believed to be superior
to the generality.
AI., titter Cloaks, mnnr at which are
WPCII DEDUCED,
TO INSURE SPEEDY SALE.i
- -
Frarlet-Celitru Brodie Limg
hitvs,'
o-faced, &c, at VI
Heavy Bllck Thibet Long LitutalA,
Fromlt 111..k0t awl Pay :4tette Shawls.
MiShos' and Ohll.lr.'s t3hawls
COOPER CONATIP.
Pit P cor NINTH acil MARKET
pARIS AND VIENNESE
bitOCIIE ),ONO SHAWLS,
At $4, b 9, $lO, and $l2,
With a large etssortiuota et superior goods, which we
are selling at cry reduretl prie s
CIJIMEN ' STODtAItT, tutornEit,
Noa, 450, 452, ena 4:4
de3o NORTH SECOND 81.111:1;e, AIIOY F. WILLOW.
cLOAKS.—
OItEAt AND ELINIANT 0101x9.
Thu largetAand luttulhuuwitstot.k ut
VELVET AND C L TR CLOAKS
No. 919 VUESTNUT elftEla. d 9•
Nice 0 NI
MIME
MEn=l
Wolf II
I% If IV.II
Or! Q.500b9
la=
Lt Ulu City,
Ittl,Verl, Mora, AT
OE.). VlCiEtt'S,
2lmuatments
OLD FOLKS' CONCERT, AT NATIONAL
LULL, MARKET Street, above Twelfth.
By urgent request or a large number of delighted
citisens ho attended the Concerts of last week,
FATHER KEMP and him 011 Yolks will give pipg
ORAND CONCERTS, of Ancient arid flamed Music, In p.S.Trh,..lls„;t‘M,lrß.T.°,,Atio ve reedy , G co l t T ui t. „ T r- 't u t . do.
Cooturne of Olden Tune, on each evening of the week, at scriptione of all the property to be eon as Tuesday
TX o'clock, beginolog on Alondal, the flth J ""'7• t nett, l2th lost, with a large amount and great ea,
OR Vol/FATHER FOSS, going ou 97, will prelude at net., of VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE
the Great Grandfather Fiddle.SALE.
The unparalleled ouccess of Ml...unrivalled Musical ical
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, &e.
Corepauy In other cities, where hundreds could not gain
adoittauce, In lagged halls, beopeel for the Evening
sweet
the Phi/ 144 0 1 A Itekinte every
rem a great h ettre, Conte one, some all, hear their 111.11.r.thigo, pub pr,p.rt), separately meet music, and me how you would have koked had addition to which we publish on the Saturday previous
you Reed one hundred years ago. to each sale one thousand catalogues pamphlet
to
The unprecedented large audience that attended :her giving full descmptions of all the property to be mold cm
Concerto in the past week earn you to buy your t.ckets the following Toe-Bday.
at the Hall during the day. I t Er FURNITURE SALES AT THE AUCTION
Tickets 25 outs jam 11-st l STORE every Thursday morning
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
Er We hare a large amount of Real Estate at Pri
vate Sale. Secluding every dmeription of City lad
country property. Printed Line may be lad at the
auction Store.
1'
.AuGin-WflY, YOU CAN'T HELP
DR. YALV:NYINV will Lecture at HANDEL AND
HAYDN HALL, Eighth and Sp. log G orden Week", ou
TUESDAY . ..I2th loot , at 7% o'elo k P. H , in aid of
the NORTHERN CLINICAL INFIRMARY Como early
if you want a good anat.
MRS. D. P. BOWERS'
WALNUT STREET TWEATRE.
Sole Levee MRS. P P. BOWERS.
Acting exit Stage Mamager ... ... ....MR R 10112.108.
MONDAY EVEN ENO, ...... lltb, 1553.
Will Le performed the great original Spectacular and
Romantic Urania entitled
MONTE CRISTO.
.. . ..
Edmond Dantes . .
Mr Conway
Moos Villefort Mr Lewis
The Abbe Faris Mr Welling'
Mercedes M-s D P Dowers
Ilayilee Miss RichinTs
Prices of Admission 25 Cents
Secured Seats in Dress Circle ...... .... —.37% "
Parquet 25 lt.
BOX Office open from 70 o'clock A M. to 3 P. M.
Doors open at a quarter to 7 o'clock ; =lain will
rise at 7 o'clock.
NIT HEATLEY' 3 ARCH ST. THEATRE.
—SOLE LESSEE ....... W. WIIEATLEY.
MONDAY EVENING, January 11th, 1851.
Will be performed the admirable Comic Drama of
DON C.ESAR DE BAZAN.
Don Cre.ie De Brava ' Mr L Davenport ; Don Jose,
31r Dolman; Medians., Miss A CC111543 ; Countess de Mo
tondo, Mrs Thayer.
The performance to conclude with the Grand Spec•
taculeu• Play of
THE LAST- DAYS OF POMPEII.
Arbaces, Mr E L Davenport; Lydon, 31e Wm Wheat
ley; lone, Miss Emma Taylor; Nydia, 31ta E L Daven
port.
SCALE OP PaiCss.—Boxes, 2,i cents ; Secured Seats,
38 cents; Orchestra Stall., 50 cents; Seats In Private
Boxes, 75 cents; Gallery, 13 cants; 0 &Dory for Colored
Persons, 25 cents; Private Box in Gallery for Colored
Persons, ad cents
Box 011 ice open from 10 A M. until 3P. 31 Door,
will open at Gyp o'clock; performance to commence at
7, precisely.
NATIONAL THEATRE, WALNUT ST.
11 NEAR EIOLITLI.
LESSEE WESLEY BARMORE.
ASSISTANT MANAGER R JOLINSTON.
STAGE DIRECTOR ma J. B ADDIS
MONDAY EVENING. January 11th.18.53.
The performance will commence and conclude with
the Great Local Drama entitled
TILE POOR OP NEW YORK.
I'aut Fairweather Ws Proctor
Livingston Mr RJohnstou
Badge- Mr. Barmore
Alit. Mu. Cunningham.
Lucy Fairweather . Mrs Butler.
PIII-au or Auxisesos-25 Cents to First Tter i Ili
Cents to Second Tier.
Doors open at 6) o'clock. Performance to com
mence at 7,V o'clock.
SANFORD's OPERA HOUSE—
iLEVENTII Street, &bore Chestnut
ETHIOPIAN PERFORMANCES THIS EVENING.
Ethiopian Life Illustrated by Hanford's Troupe of
Stars—New Dances by the Sanford Children.
Doors open at•T o'clock—to commence quarter before
eight.
To conclude wteh
A LAUGHABLE APTERPIECH
Admittance 25 cents.
tiemovals
11 "M°V C. F AW CET T
HAIR CUTTER AND WIG MAKER,
ILIA removed to MC CHESTNUT street, tour doors be
low ELEVENTH, ja.24(
EARLE'S GALLLERIES
OF
PAINTINGS
IND
LOOKING GLASS WAREHOUSE
ILIME=E33
PRENCII, INGLIS!' AND GERMAN
ENGRAVINGS,
PORTRAIT, PICTURE,
AND
MINIATURE FRAMER,
IN %VERY YJRIETT or STYLM I%D PRICE
MANTEL. PIER, AND WALL
LOOKING. GLASSES.
CONSOLS, BRACKETS, CORNICES, PIER TABLES
11.108 To 011DVI,
EARLE'S SALLERIES 0
816 CHESTNUT STREET,
PILILASELPHIA
CHINA AND GLASS.
DINNERWARE.
TEA AND TOILET SETS.
WRITE, GOLD BARD, An, DECORATED
FRF.NCEI AND DOTIVIIIAN OLASSIVARN,
FANCY ANTICLES, .Ye
WILL BE BOLD, AT TEI LOWEST PIIOES, at
M&R.XSIEN & WITTE'S
MASONIC MALL, 713 CLIESTNIIT STREIT-
N. 11.—Ootele loaned to rallies st reasonable term,
WRO.SENE OIL,
DISTILLED FROM COAL
KEROSENE LUBRICATING OILS.
This 011. lel not only CHEAPER, but SUPERIOR TO
TILE BEST SPERM It will NOT GUM OR CONGEAL
AT A LOW TEJIPERATCIC,•od It will RUN LONGER
AND KEEP TILE JOURNALS COOLER THAN ANY
OTHER LUBRICATING MATERIAL.
IET :Machinists and others are requested to call and
examine these oils at the sole agency,
GEORGE M FREEMAN, Agt ,
delo-3mdf Na 11d Walnut street, stove Front.
OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL SAFETY
INSURANCE AND TRUST CO., S. W. corner
WALNUT and THIRD Streets.
Vnit..tost.rut t, January Sth, 1159
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders will be
held at this Oflice on MONDAY, tLo IStla lost , at 12
o'clock M., when an election will be held for Ten Di
rectors to serve for the ensuing year The Polls will
close at I o'clock F. 31.
jet 11 13 16 18 WILLIAM J RlED,Secretary.
A N OLD AND WELL-ESTABLISHED
-CA. I }TAIL DRY GOODS FIR3I, being desirous of
rhitt.giog• their business, offer FOR SALE a desirable
stork of Staple Dry Good+, and the Good Mil of one
of the heat stands SECOND Street In addition to
their It:t sit business they have • considerable IYhole
ode trade Addre+s Box No 13S, P. 0 , Philadelphia,
with nanio and address jag-dtle
GIRARD FIRE AND MARINESUR
KNOB COMPANY, PIIILADELPELIA---oMce,
ion WALNUT street, West of TRIM).
"EIRE }LIME ONLY TAKEN rr
Dillol.olll.
Joel Jones, Geo W. Woodyard,
WI" M. Swain, 11 N. Burroughs,
John Ansparh. Jr Thos. Crasen,
J,,Arph liSapp 31 13 , A S. 6.llett.
John McClurv, Jrr
J t' D t•ho.•,,
Boyd. H E. roz4..han,
C John W CLaghora,
Praneis Peters.
Boa JOEL JONES, President.
A. 8. CILLETT, Vies Prudent.
Jso S bircHoLLia, Secratary ant Tresaurer
JAIIII3 N. ALVOID, Assistant S4erstary. J.l7.lm•it
AME MUTUAL INSURANCE CON
PAN V.-0111co No 411 CILEoTNUT btreet
INS! 11. Jar, 1.1854
The anneal meeting of the Stockhol ter of tlii Com
pany utlt he held on MONUAT. January 11. ISZ.3, at 10
o'clock, I M . when en election will be held for twelve
a .er‘e for the aneuin4 year Voila open
until 2 o'Lleca
JI7-ThSat.lc.4-altf TLIChi 8 31ABT1N, .SRc'y
I TORE ON FRONT STREET
V.l to LEI'
The store No ;X gnnth FRONT street, nutmeg
through to Len ne street. nue' occupied by Messrs John
lartnnn . 1 / 4 Co. Apply to
L J LEVY & Co ,
CIIESTNTT street, above
COL. G. DE KORYONAY HAS THE
honor to Inform the Cairene of Philatelt.hl3 That
he hes been appointed INTERPRETER of the rnitxd
Staten Cuurt4, and opened so Office for trenalationt of
oil Modern Languages at 1010 IIEORGE Street, shove
TENTH, where he wall be in attendance to all the bust
newt transactlons au Ms line. de2l•lna
SAVING FUND .- UNITED STATES
TRUST COMPANY, corner of TIMID had CUM?.
NUT litteets.
Large sod small sums received, and paid back on dn.
mml, without notice, with YITE PER CENT INTER-
En'T from the day of deposit to the day of wit-hankers!.
Office hours, from 9 until 5 o'clock every day, and ow
IILONDAY EVNNIN6B tom 7 until 9 o'eLicA.
DRAFTS for .ale Oa EnyiLuld, Ireland, sad SoDULBS,
Dom 11 upward.
Pre•tleklt—FTLPllEN R CRAWFORD.
Tresqurer—PLlNY VISIC.
Tefl,—JAM ES ft HUNTER
MINCED MEAT.-
The Sub4critnir him etnumonced mmatfacturing tam
Ne Plus
MINCXD 313:AT,
which he offers to his cuetornere
111311121
Orient through BLOOD'S DISPATCH will be Faso
tually attended to
JosnrA WRIOTIT,
013 2,nd :WHIN() GARDEN and FRANKLIN ati
rilEAs.—WEßß's TEA IrAREITOt'SE,
vd south EIGHTH Strout. below Walnut
Engl3,ll Brunk tva T.
Flro• Yvon,:
I olong. Tex+, vire srvl tre-h.
for nave, Nlll. rlv• t:e or Rot.' 10.211,
I i t t o T I I : 7 11 0 1 y - 0 k i : n s it s ;
abuse buon,•, who has had twn year,' elpertenro in
m,t r , hsmL Ind, and ahu can counnsul from twenty to
to only-11,0 thon,nd dollars for the ant year in near
P..151591).1 I trade Address Cox 340, Hollidaysburg!,
Blair to • i'l.llll JlB-70,
-
4.„2.'"? ~,,,.1 —DIARIES FOR THE DESK
.V._.70 "CY. an,l pocKKT, ot eve, aim varlet.. 111,1
"t ii,ll,lu.g. for gale, Iv i l ole4ale a n d retail,
b) the Put•lo.berA, MISS, IsitoTllLlt & CO •
Na. IO '2,outh k lITII
Jal•nnwa-21r corner of Merchant Btrert
-WILLIAM HENRY MOORE, FURNISH
IN() UNDERTAKER. No 1415 ARCII Street,
negt. of Broad, llte 0f:,05 ARCH Street.
Lend Coßing &Indy* on hind
USSIA MATS.-10 0 dozen RUSSIA
ill , MATS, suitable for okr.lenero' use For 4,ala by
lAEA% LIE. CUTLER. t CO ,
:So 23 North WATER street,
1.03-tf Ani Yi Nortk VoturTes,
VILTANTED—A VESSEL to load In no.
Trr I,oumnut, liuo for Nee Or!wool Apply to
1113110 P, 13IMONS, .t CO .
j t 7 tlt 120 (late 303) North Wharve,
It ° SIN.--50011ARRilA SOAVMAKERS
ROSIN, to arrive per rfohooror J 11. FlAnner
for mao by MARTIN Lk MACALLISTER,
so3l tie N o rth rater .trwa
IVINCIIESTER & SCOTT, GENTLE
MEN'S FUJIN (RHINO STONE, and PATENT
SHOULDER SEAM SHIRT MANUPACTORY, No TO
CHESTNUT Street, above Seventh etreet,Phdlede4hia.
The attention or Southern and Western Merchant., and
Btrangere, is particularly invited to this improved ciao(
Shirts, the most per mil.ng article ncidet. At whole.
aale arid retail, 154 kf/Ortihri
Salts bn auction
31• THOMAS SONS,
N.s ir) srat 131 20V131. 131C11.211 SMUT,
No amid
PP.IVATE BALE REGISTER.
(17 - Real Estate entered 02 oar Private Eats IL *-
gaiter. and advertised octagonally in oar Public figs
Abstracts, (of which 1,000 topics ars printed weekly,)
free of charge
STOCKS. LOANS, Ike.
Oa Tuesday Evening.
12th in , t , at 1 o'clock, at the Philadelphia Exchange,
2 South Camden Ferry Company mortgage cou
pon bonds, 6509 exch.
400 shares New York and Middle Coal Yield Railroad
and Coal Company.
One share "Butler Rouse Rotel Company
stock-6100 paid.
6 /hares American Academy of )lu.le.
Shares in the Philadelphia Library, Mertantile Li
brary, and Philadelphia Athenae
19 snares Chester Fahey RaiL-oal Company, without
re,erte, by order of Executor.
Executor's Sale --35 shares Girard Fire sad Marine
Insurance Company. no paid. Sale absolute.
35 chores liredivrith Improvement Railroad Com
pany. Par 6200. all paid.,
REAL ESTATE SALE--JANrARY 1201.
This sale will include _ _
Orphans' Court See—Estate of John 8 Jones, Dee'd.
THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING.--Sontkeaat
corner of Niuth sod Poplar streets.
MODERN RESIDENCE —Neat modern residents', No.
815 North Eighth street. teilon Green street.
FARM OF THIRTY ACRES_—Desirable mall !arcs
Of 30 acres, with icaproyersents, Chester toasty, Es..
near the Chester Volley and Reading Railroads. Pull
particulars now ready in handbills.
PEREMPTORY SALE—FIORE AND DWELLINO,—
Three•story brick storo and dwelling, No. IDE - Coates
street, west of Twelfth street.
PERENIPTORY SALE—TWO BRICK DWELLINGS
-Two three-story brick dwellings, No 13320hve street,
west of Twelfth street.
MORTGAGE —A drat mortgage for $2BlO. seottred on
a three-story brlek dwelling. Northeast comer of Desch
and Maiden atreett, with a perpetual isteuranoe (or
/MO
ORPHANS' COURT SALE, Will JANUARY.
Estate of Frederick Fred, deceased —Thres-story
brick dwrlling, brick slaughter house, and lot, South
Ninth street, north of Reed street.
SIODEILN DWELLING.—The modern three-sdory
brick dwell:in, No. 2032 Thee street, Iran of Twen
tieth street.
LOT, TIIItKE YIIONTS.—The enlesbie lot and fee
brlek buildings, S.. E. tour Enthuse.* street,
Lebanon street , and itoore greet, between Ninth lent
Tenth West,.
WWII INS' COURT SALE-IEBRUARY
Estate of Philip Csin, Deeessed.
TWO LOTS' —One oe. the Chestnut Rill Ratttoed and
Wilson street, Twenty-semi weed, and the other on
Fillmore street, Twenty-third ward (late Ftankfcrd).
Eitel:Mee Fele.
- .
STOCK' OP COTTAGE FCELNITCRE, CANE-SEAT
AND WCIIDS.Oft CHAIRS; SPRING, HAIR AND
HUSK 31ATTIMSES, &C.
On WesLaeitiay morning,
Janaary 13th, at 10 o'clock, at No. 1010 Chestnut
street. by cstalogse, the entire atockof Xmas. Ware
h Ilan, eompnete a general asaoravant of cottage
chamber furtaare, dining-room ant parlor fmraiture,
ettearlve throng-tables. cane-rest AAA Windsor chain,
•prsg, hear, and bask mattresses, &e., all rusattfae.
lured in the brit manner, elpremly far retail saLts.
Slay be exammed sith catalogues thus* days
premous to sale.
Sale for secauat of Malted Statea.
CLOTHING, BOOTEES, DBCII3, &e
Oa Friday Iforear.g.
January 15th. at 11 o4slock. et the auction rooms, for
account of the United Etatee. 234 unitkom coats, 215
pairs woollen overalls, MS fatigue jackets, 156 Lusa
jackets. 25 watch coats, DU cotton shirts, 32 blaelete,
Krr pair bootee., 403 knapsacks, 33 yards scarlet cloth,
44 tenor drums. 2 best Slums, 110 drum mute, lot uni
form and fatigue ceps, pompoons, belt., hair mat
tresses, he.
irr Tercos—tneb, mg.la in specie
AT PRIVATE PALS
Shares in the Academy of limbic; Point Breeze Park;
kl llodelph is and Ifercantde Libraries; Athenaean Az,
I=E3ll2=BM=l
The elegant country seat and farm. known ris Far
ley," late the residence of Diehard Paxson, deceased,
formerly of Dr. Sltippen, is offered rit private We. Fall
dawn ptiocia may Oa tied at the &action mama
FURNESS, BRINLEY, & CO.,
Nos. 2:21 owd Lt.'4 ItiaSST &rest id-)
SCOTT, Jr., AUCTIONSER, (weer
B
WOLDEBT & SCOTT,) LA CIMMUT St ,
oppomt• tie Cask= Elms*, bstwetist Icir sulta PLUS
Streetd.
I,LE OF FLIELS, tke
On Wednesday Morning.
Commencing at 10X o'clock predsely, we will sell
by rataiogue. a general assortment of tors, in sets,
for ladle.' and nu:airs' wear.
Alen, a variety of ruperior carriage and sleigh robti.
ISt BROI DER' ER AND MILLINERY GOODd.„—Also,
crral aasortment of French a.z.l Scotch embroidariee,
millinery goods. &e.
WOOL 110all.RY GOGD3 —Also. a variety of supe
rior Germantown knit wool lios:ery goods, Lamb's wool
merino shirts and drawer" . .
• AL.. 49 dozen large etze cotton and wool jackets.
SCPYILIOLt CLOTEILNG.—AIso. a stock or eiti..sae
clothing. consisting or osercosts, pants and rests,
nude in the beet runner of superior scateitals.
irr &maples and tataloglus early on tke =Drain of
sale
BY ALFRED M. HERKICESS,
PHILADELPHIA HORSE AND CARRIAOR
BAZAAR, southeast cornet of Ninth and George BSA ,
tetween Chestnut and Walnut streets.
JEr Sales of horses, carriages. and harness, hall
regularly 'eery SATURDAY MORNING, throughout
thefear. commencing at 10 o'clock.
E , .." The largest collection of new and second-land
[amaze , barite., saddles, he , in the city, city be
Seen at Inv establishment for prisate sale.
carti.ges received on 'tongs.
11_7- Out-dcw.,..7 salesintteadest to 021 ragoatole terms.
til=Ml
On FatAhlay Mamma,
At at the laisaAr, will be Boa, bone.,
arehiciee, amt harness.
TAMES A. FREEMAN, AUCTIONEER,
JO' .!•;i3 4.2.2 WALNUT BISSET. Ala., 101711.113-
. CARD—FALEOF LW MANZ ITILNIITILZ—SUE4-
127" We Deg Deno to ininerm the publie that we boU
ear regular weekly Wee sf Panniers every Tufts ley. at
mar Et PACIODS 3A LES ROO,N, NO. WAL.NV
13TESET, where every posrible attention ob
rein the bigbest prices for the good' of those who linty
favor cc with conslgn meats. Y smiles haring poetises of
their furnkare to of, at those . deelining house
keeping nod not w.elanz, Liles at •he:r own dwellsr~L.
can have their farniturs cAßartlia `tI3IOYEt YO
OUR SALES F 0.1031, WHIRR THEY HILL
BETTER PRICES FOR TOMS PULNITCIitiTILt,
'MET CAN OBTAIN MOM ANY OP TUN TURNI
'ECHE DI: UAW Olt ANY OTHER AUCTION STONE
IN THE CITY.
a. Persons favoring as with ftraigansenti eaat teat
sem:A that their prcperty mill not be sserlEeed.
Ca" Commissions =tors moderate than tees* &wild
by &by other Anctron HOU* in the city
Der cooy:tram:as respectfully solteitest.
Sales tad immedistel, Alter tits roods are soli.
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This sale at the Exehango. ea Weaves:lay eresimg,
January 13th,1d5S, .t I o'clock, will Include—
orphans' Conn Sale—Estate of John Ward. Deed.
TWO FRAME HOUSES. SOMSRSIT ST • NINE
TEN:S.IIf WARD —The lot of Troom4. with tee frame
houses thereon erected. northwest aide 4f Sooserset
street, SW fret northwest from Aline-id meet. Mlne
teenth eard, 20 feet front sad 106 feat deep. $1:
growl-rent.
ID- 1;i0 to t.a pall at the tale.
REAL ESTATE SALE, 2:111 JANUARY
This We at the Itark.anzo. Weds.. Lay eveals4.,
T:th Janusz-y.l 4 Si, .t I o'clock, oat lacinlo—
Orrhsne Court :3alo—EttAte ci Henry . el et J.
I Vv 0..3T0RY BRICK HOUR AND WY, VERNON
A two stzry ea.: Verc,a
strive, t.ccatorwrk, 15 feet fret!, e'd feet deep LI Ita
t`tetLud) emutt rent.
Orphan. Cmart eale--Lstate cf Thocp,m, deed
PROPLRTY, 11.111110Nr STRESS, LATE SOUTH
1,.t of ntonal. leAth the two-etc:7 brisk ho=pe
thence erected. north sae. of Iltro..ny etmet. $.5 feet
from Fourth etreet. i,athw.szk,l.s feet front, & foe:
deep $ll ground rent.
to be p.u..t on each of the tS.•
lime I. struck off
REAL EzTATE SALE-YURI:Ma 3 .1. ISi4
Tbla will It he:l at the Yac?fazt, cm Wta....z,Vay
evenini, February at c cul ar.:l
Orphans Co. rt cf 'Wm B
MUCH HOl SE AND LOT, Cll T NI.7"T et JUST
A two-story Inds house utl kt a mu:Lev:LIS s.le
r f Cheltont street. 175 feet west-el.-1 of 7il street- to
the Twenty-fsarth i or! cf the ti feet treat
•=) fret deep to fleorre street C:eor a socr-a.brozzer
ID" Po to be root iehro et. - ork oC_
AT PRIVA.III
A thert-elase Przauog W3ee. Intl • Cod ma of hem
neu, four Frlnt.ag presses, too Rug i:.41 a. 1.1•8
Type .114, every tht•i sesemery (or the tuta•st. A.Wy
at the Auction Stunt
SAMUEL NATIIANS, AUCTIONEER,
44/ MONET WIN orrtcx, No_ 11l back
THIRD Street, Deb, Wainnt, 03p3ofto rm.: 13, cktlT
elgbt doors be:ow the Rickeno
Howe of Imetnete fouf o'clock, A. IL, tatta le
o'clock In Um arentng
Oct-door tole., nal cakes et Ik. Asetioa Howse, al
tikodel nen eke =cat kettatactosy teeing.
C ?Al R.\.)..3130.
Rstat:teled /yr Liu Uri fetr :it Taxer.
Advances carte frost acts dollar to tkcatitels co Din
atonic, Sallee rime, wet
elucidate, Clobttin,g, II amt.?", 11,14Ing,Cnters.11-5..u3
I.trenente, Ozne, Hanes, Catnaps, Lei Go..ts
err( l doectlpt.os
All goa.ta coo temnla nay length et tl.not screed
•pen
All advances. front one kncired dollen and spade
nut be checked 3 per mak pet month $443 aa.i 0700,
th. twee 4 v.e.rket rem
Tina Store flows haring • dsp:b. Nat, kis lalg•
Are and thisf•proof +snits to start all valashies. sat yet
vats ante:isnot. for Its primisset • also, • heavy hue
ranee elected tor the bens& t all ?sesame hassisg gals
sdranesd upon
N B --Oa account of having as anlignitet capita!,
this otiose is prepare& to make adrances ca care tat-/-
bietor7 sad stsonsicodatitss ter= Lisa soy °that sta
thLf etty.
Money advanced to Um pear, (a small easoaare, ertsli
ma soy chary*
AT PRITATII PALI
Gold Patent Least ssi oth, Waashis, /vestry. and
Clothisg •111 ha sold as nnlanni saGly
31 . 0 A 5 ,,
D E S N A
CV j o i m i ANAF II T CT .
s. lO l YEE!
lIXTU and RACE Su...eta.
AT PRIVATE SALE—CT.:I IM elver pilyst Sem,
frptot, EngLatt. Arw, W Treed!, wale-Svc, }.n:-y,
of every dettrlpt:on, =2,ml iortrametti, to , At.
AT PRIVATE SALE—Arrin.get arc toetad totz,
boatel:told farollorra of eeryeantr.ptior.., bolt. =at
trouts, tatiattros,ldokin 'Woos-, fusty artlelerr, At ,
aa., de.
Out-door Wet Ittltraf4ii 7.0 pantos/11y by the Azet.cti
oar Clones very low Coulon:watt oI farT.ltsro
.:14:blog, jewelry. he At , solicittva
MOSEY ADVANCED
blond cant' atraacer =air oa d sme...dts
jewelry, vtivvr•ptide. ,try ctothug. .•,
hardware. cutlery, attar., cr.i.r;cal tort, aeatr. f
log pieces, furniture. t'edJms. hoorer, I,L• La,
oer. and on all ittiflen of
AT PRIVATE. .9 ALE., AT 11/LT TEE LEGAL
SELLING PRICES —Double-bottomed 1-1-4 haat.org
essa (old patent I evrr ',stater, of the aunt ap
proved Braker., ttlintlx4 CAM and 01:16.2 Lux told escape
meat lever and leptar watched tell ,tevrelrwl ; d pad
enameled hart act lepta• watched fct ge:f
Jewelry of every dreortptron, raver lover ran./ lotus,
watcher, to hording mow rod open fact* clot: Ec-oitr.h,
ao , l French watcher; a general aerootr—wat of tar
allure, 1., Ir. ctattreAsts, m:rtcri kg
OUT -DOOll SALES SOLICIT/ID, azdetosrges to tat
the times, low.
Martementr of *very Catertptloa of volt rotieito,l
for pablte upr,vats as's.
MO NEI . ADVANCED on all lull error Vial of coodr,
for publle or private wale, or to be held for a L=l.l
time Chuges low.
GEORGE W. SMITE, AUCTIONEER
N. E emir of B•HROS sza BOUM Iltre*
above llama
AVENECO @LAM,
SALES EVART SATURDAY EVENING,
At 7)Co'olock, at the Anet on Store, of Hard woo*, Cot
lory Housekeeping Az tictos, Clotken, Watt Jove!
7011 V iaticles, to.