JArktimntmoNtj4l4.--initiiiier ti1v,31464t1 11 11!.
weatikik=44,*aid gar*
. n t sokniiriiiifiSiidstki
havalniiiennt a lindted sharaatia: , lte - -.11 4 mr, , t)10`.
aaloltw;fb o 3 nod to tltadadta of th e IniMpioa4si
at Priees4Wifiefikin'/(005:26:1-fir, , common
supoiffit.t.o" , , Rod .4pd chaise yranda of pair" an#
extra
,fl) . or:ii,C f.rgikt# 4 l*4o.4.lbA ,
bbl. - Mute= 'fneeef_anippiriebrande , arelpat of
the lairliat,llll4iitod
Meal ACP; W 10016;Eirilic44A kriobli
-7tthentliti4l4 takisr.s.at• that's Antis. tdiatclS
light
ing, • et I,l2oiildefai.iedi and ..12al:d0o -for nhiii;
aseordinittqatility:f. , e6rn iiitantlit but izt
lower s**W4 , 4l , ..l4;3lloeittacke.
aboutz7,oon ,, buqiet; . yolo.oz; at ra:o4 noony
afloat. and irritate, aesOiding
,drintas. •
t eii - p4Ca" - a.nantsd.T47.3 : so:nrinininiPontiiinstorsr.
Ryo is taken on arrival at 700, and but littlenifilei,
_kialie; and . , _
Sang%
higher prieeilf here: —Votton'xi3maitiii - dull. Qroi
comes alad:Pinvilddintare. drill: and droopingr Plow
Orleans' Sugar is 'erillini.frina the tyliarf at dada )
and Moieties- at .3p; on
are uneliarigOd. and Okkierived.i.kwanted ht .1k5.1154'
per.bus, for prime lota 'Whiskey is dull, at. tia.224;
for bids 210 for bhda, and DUN for prpdge. .7; - :
ttorrospoedenee of the ,
' Pidaio Oibitie; :imam
*att.% 20ttratt. a oanddettog 01 , kuiore "thaskoadi;
narruasure took Oleo here, In behOldfni the that train
or NURetatls am thht te the isteriosotexthe titer
raiboad-prealatuttla itjaidlt4dblie.. , The irealth,.fa
,,bion, o.rokintellb o P ae lia.=o o :aatlnt woTP,Drosertil
and the saoaa Wed; hoforo Isitsteseed
hero,- mei te,thelmusvanger.... , 92, events rolatlio
to the 4trreloptatotfl - sfrAlits i•Ler.„trit. Y,vory
thing pagggd otrmost plegaig,iattronig
an asaarap,oo of future araapirltdr:l
The,
,pawalgoto Boxopo and Arnerleatis most depteio•
lag, and Ole next to an impoisibility,to onotaalos of
prOdai;#3.. The striggestfla-stoiist mittersiigg
big 4s. to Troia ao tighttr, baffles -all egtteettlos of
to (*Mrs speculation, glad ilcaie, 1 1 to / 20 . * Vfb.
currendy';, unleashed do i kale*. do. do.; Made, 13%t141. do, doi gdaton, no salsa ; de:do..; lodigo,..B)ers. es.
.5. Edo. dOr.,• ems, s2iimpt - no ourroaW ;
Lignomvitaiisl26Bl3 gr ton ; radio, Sltler42o tol4 ;
Dear, Bklaia,' $93 3 ' dozigf Gdat Plkkat, $t 'oelti
BrOwallupty4a.
BY THE PILOT LINE.
L TT 101 W
fOorreernde;royf TF!)Trcytit.i
„ . .
rim Torte,: 10, 1858-6.20 P. ht.
The Money' market' thie , nforning ieee intro than .
asuallyviult. ,The absence of the expected news from
Ifitlifatfand tidowei:ptiir of rain, added
,to „
the prevail
ing, street and the'vleinity to
srautne ovary aspeet ap,,to.halftPastene o'clock
P. 1/.` dithst heir' the sari shone .ant, the telegraph
tianotlaCe44llo; pewit - friang4rops,,m*i under the ge. -
übil lednediee •of :fair weather 'and verj,,favorable , ee.
counts front England, there wet a.very buoyant and an.
tiro market, with. a
,Marked. - tendency, -towards lower
rites. There nes a repritCirculated hi some of the
brokers that the Daziof2ngland had reduced its mini.
mum rate of discount to' six per cent, • whicieWas
enb
sequently contradicted by ;the despatch-to , the Arse
ciatedPress. ' -
The reported stoic , inthe*London -money market; the*
improrement in console, and the advance in. cotton,
were 'well otileulated tCencourage usoneteritbetanding
the coutradlotion of the rumored decline maims late of
discount,, - Itie, however; very , probable* that the
internee will bring_ the -news thatthe decline to si.gpit
cent. his taken place. , • • •• • • . -
The amount of • capital ;seeking:investment, notwith
standing the lunves , Turcitues atilt-ate stooks during the
week, still triathletes very largo."-thioney on at 60
per rent is very plenty rim& rates for prime paper ere
fixed at 7. per cent. ; - sndwhat is not taken at the books
is readily disposed of in the street at'ratoa ranging all
the way ,fretn-li for tea-Ws:good, to 12 and,lB percent.
for the more,doubtful, or .rathei theliersr.faverably
known: •
/t is exceedingly probable that Moult_ ht ,bark state,*
meat will show a moderate intereeiteln oftneoeitholugh
Ito extent will, be intinitety belt* the especitterthe
banks.' believe that, they are noirrelocorolgangioas
to expand; but the kind - of Mac-Y(11101i alone' they
think it aefelo, take ie so cisme, - owing - to the general
inaotiyity of business” that they are , unable to extend
their operations, altheugh their-1064t0n 'is” stronger.
than it hoe ever, been'. for yeara....The, fast , California
arrival of gold will-not appear altogether in the ave
rages of thitvweekk bitt, though this, is the Sane, and
large:sbooritt(of specie ; leave:been shippid'from.thia
port, thesuntitrtmetred from various parts of the inte
rior, in ?apne' ,eg indebtedness, wilt, it is thought,
bring the specie gefelye - ,to fv- higher figure than that
shown liestweek,':.,-p,- . •
:Itch's state ceilings; i 1 is only nitural -that
More activitY obobld:herti been 'shown antong!business
men dosing the week:, ~*very, brisk trade 11 expected,
audpreperationv • ln cobsequence ere being' made. in many
branches at business, which have been at a - 'Una-still
for-thine months._ I._ see-every day sure eigneet jet.
proreerient and-of fulfilment of thetpredletione I= made
at the close.
_of eliet,old year. - t, -
The" Metropolitan Currency Certificates intretired by
the,courdig,ltsnlisAO notstow etwaed ;2,700,000. "The
foreign eXotiangentarket for the Baltic, sO-day, WAS &a
live stiCOTAvat full . Prices., Sterling,'6o daYs, 109 a
10011 ,•.trightdiatte,lll: Frncs, 8.0.3(m5.15,-- (60 daya,)
and s.loeed-BX-,-(s)ght *,) Amsterdam, 41,10e42;
Bre
men, B,odBo . k; liainburg, 371,fw38. The specie - sent
by the Peltie--functinted to, 8024;014.08. which was a
touch fetter awn than was generally sugpesed.
1 - 6 twit* is aatelement ,of the specie, shipped
train ShifSper,ditring,the week ending today t„, r-
BSAlbieo.&J,Asztuh Buenos lyres, Am. field; $7.500 00
touchy Star, Singspete,ldex. Bitver. . - 3;9813- so
-N. D. easton.,Darbadoes, Am. Gold.. . - t-60,000 00
CabliWbe Havana, Doubloons - ag,gro 00
Barque Virginia
,andOisteitair. idaysgues, --, . -. •
Doubloons - • 8737 60
Bet. BalticqLiverpool, Gold Bars • ,*` 401,0433 38
• 't c 9 Rnid:,c)n .......i.,4110,070'00
72,880 70
• -
T - ofia tai the . • $1,00,490 40
PrelloullricepOrtfil • ' 24306,084 - ea
- - -
The Siachinied , Ranking Lmociation,wtdc ~ , ,,,,,p,,,,d.
otpaymentstn Boptemher laid, has - been relieved from - -
the receiworalkip;luid re.oftens on _Monday with a capb:
tat 0;4816,1100. ItipPears that theilfetropolitan Bank
having Consented ..to receive the Mb; of ji" per 4erit.
discount of - theNeW 'Jersey bankei of Which 1-sent you
A list yesterday; GAO so great an . act -of liberality as.
was imposed; inasmuch 115 ten out of the twenty-three
banks in. the Ilstard received by Othelbanks at par,
ardtaaly tho - noteivhalourtiVe dollanrof the other Gar:
teettaro taken at a discount.: 'laving: given yen the
bane - yeaterday,Tgiveithe antidote:to.day, and feel for
our , senaltimt •aersoy "neighbors, who .iertainly.haie a
rightto feeleoreat such a slight. -The elcbdnied kt
the cjeeribg /Mime to"-day were 613,003,087.09; 'and the
balancesweregtBs,B4o gr. ....... _
nicroaajr4transsallous at the flub-Treasury were as
- . - follows:.- -. .- • , - - , -
.Atc...ilpiN .. ~ . 3.....—,,,,,,,,... ....... I' . 8 01 4 2 1 85
friar -,- '' ' - - -
- 2 921,1 7 83 9 01
, The racelpteinolide $BB,OOO from enstotne. , .. .
' The stodk market this morning was heavy, and prices
were much ln -Jayne of •,buysre for meet stocks on the
het. Government o's :were steady, at former pricer.
BankatecoC s were la; moderate dement a yesterday's
quotatiOns witti_ the exception, of the Bank -of Com
merce, which declined'.}( per cent. Towards the close
of - Meant ,board there witamore firmness, and at the
,ascend heard, tinder, the Influence of the news, from
Ifallfax, prices advanced a little. ,
_ .
NEW yogic tyr.ocg BXOIIANIB, JANUARY 18.
"..;.. ...' SCOONG . BOARD'.
12000 Missouri 85 83% 5O N -York Cenitb3o 10
'66000 'do -- ' 1130 84' 28 .• do .„ ..
..78%
10000 do 1,80 84% 20;.' = do' • 78%
1
10000 ,do ~„ ' 83% .00 '' do ' ' 1110 78%
1000' -do '• - : 133% 'B5 Panama 71 • ” 'OO
1000 Inch State 60 00 - 100 Rending It '
,b 30,50
' 3000 'Virginia Ile -- 03 100 Erie Railroad 530 203,1
8000 .149rSclitikL011 41g• 100 •do • , 17 20%
,' 10 Afstrohllitilik 102. , 20 Mich C entral' It : 03.7:
oBk BtateotN Y 371 25 Gal tc. Chin . 72y,
' 75' Climbed , d COar 12K 100 ' 'ao . -e3O 70
50 do ' WO 13 -20 Cleve & Tol.ll 4 2 %
NA Penn cle'elbobal 68 1... 6 Chi &Itl It c93i
60 Pao MatiCo .30 08 100 do , -:, ... - 3 to .
' 2 200 - 2dleh - SatithlC - 20 ••• , "‘ -
The statement that there was come hitch In the pay
-
merit orthe , interest dimby the State of Tennessee
proves, oh iajuiry, to be completely false, The intereet„
willbefinwptlypabrby"the, Merchants' Think in this
city; the neeessary arrangoinents havlog beep made by
the Tracqutor of the State of Tennesieb. The Denims
Geripany bairn lust published their official
statement ferAhe year ,Arhich shows that their re
ceipts from ell sources, (rem the 81st December,lB.lo, to,
-, _.the Slat of December, 1851 i were $i,806,819 60; which,
added to 394.42, borne to- credit of "Income Ac
count" in last —year's ;statement, makes a total of
$1,684, 2 1103,0ut - of which, afterdeducting hattreat on
mortgage and 'convertible bonds,. $118,1566 . ; , running
ooemise, phi Skllrlepreciation Wizen, fie., fsoo,ooo
lore of two etesinerst-1150,000; .office expenie3,s24,24o
- proportion of mail receipts-to the Granadimt
Yorilreatis lo , ooo ,lirldOnlY dividends; 4299,210. there
wm tett ntnihnioe,te, exedit- /nootne - Amount bet, 1,
41,af
_1181400.A ont..ef which, - after oodooting.
ivf Ornit on Anntaera, $20,662, and amount appropri
. atedttrainkitig fend., 60,090, there remaine a balance
fo credit Income Account of $090,581.4.2. 7 ; - - •
-
o eft° 'aro dql‘and eitelOrlor Pole, With salekei 417
bb $4.0145MR for polo, and 55.75' (nominally)
'Gm pearls. - -
Saaansrorts.—Thermarkevar State and Western
Sour la very Weft awl dull, And alt tough, vetoes and
'not atitotablylower; tan bulk of ihe sates are toodeitt
'the Inside rat 'the safes are 5,100 bids St.2ssetk.so
for Common-to good State; Sebes/4.00 for extra State;
g 4.20014.00 for common-to - good 'llllctigan,'lndiana i
Ohfo; Iowa; Ice., and 44.50e56.2# for extra do; extra
round hoop Ghto ; phipploghinnae, $4.70654.85.
Southern Sour it dull -end - binary, but quotations ari
nominally unchanged; tae ' sales aro 600 bile atS4.9
mss for mixed to good brands of-Baltimore-1 $5 1004 .
fur Lacy and eitln-dil llideibAClCOT:supe sdne ldexan-
Oa • VS 76050,25'f0e exteradit scl-5.0
; 4:45.70 foe superl ,
doe Georgetown; 056.50 for fancy' and - extra do;
$5.5505510r supersstel'etersborgt $5,00255.80 tot extra
d o ;.ggarss,ls-for,- Ilialtmcled'clth-aed";ss for trandy 7
Cfmnidian 00cle is dull:wlttlfilkies 4'450 bile at K 26
asap for pgpartfine ; andid 6005 for the range of extra
Eye Sour is quiet at f3dss4loe the - range of fine - and
Bnperitne, _r
Corn meal la enchinged pod q iet; quotelettley at
$3.10; Braorlywiness.so6s3.6o: • -
Wheattewithontehange ; -the sides - inn 4,000 bushels
spritig, received - via , New Oilcans; at about $1;046
$l.O, and 1,000 white H estocky at_ll,Bo.:
'Rye hartlt and clod:float at 726780:"
MAUI are rinOted at 28031 fOOltnitrcla, 88080 tclyler
coy, peneelyPienia,` andDalaware,. 'tette for State and
Cangdi r eisr4fres 4o Mc regent, • •
Cool le norointilltunobanged; WWitaati ,3 4ll6 ~tr t ,„ ,
em a t 71 0 12; vela le 'Zintlievri 7404 - 1 , Jig miles:Were re- ,
Owerol,-.4fiejettiltat yesteolOY adranced. Me Not
air& ltOlderi, in vied of the favorable accounts by
, 2haAmapa at Galltax, mast upon' ell highet prices.
Thalami:llW ipiotations are 10%0 toy 511ddlinglIpitioda,
and 10%*: ter Attire: -,Yoeterday the sales wore 8,500
Sams, dlirge Ptrtttin beinen Unwind.
Psoraloml,- , ,ThelnEW at' for moss pork,Je firmly
„
niaintainer,lnit 'pante is easy andduil.; the sales ate
14ctbits at $1.4.750514,00.0i mins > and "Slf,so**l2 for
prime; '' peened heti kW doll atterti ,Beef )adding
,
hat*,,with ,with, - Oates of 575 bble, at VOW ibeCountrY
Maas $5.75a50,75 1K - country-print% $11.15dr51.2.50,ter
eepaielt Wilittelt; add $12 1 ,760514 for elan. Mom, the
a ran *aitienilt `rate. `Beet • hams are - firm,' - with
'NAdlitietso %la 14117.5t1er510 terzliaeon - ls 'Seneca add
wanted. Cut moats -are withont,change; we notice
sales of 180Misirs• at IletSge'lbeltants, and 566X0 for
shoulders. - Lard is firm, with sales - of 800 tcs aqd bbla
et BXiiOMC, BOlt4t an q , A bo6lo ' . 4ro,eineii! loll 7
and doll. ,
wonnure.—Theinarket is cluilmulhettyy, at
. 1,9; with
' sales of 50 bble‘t.: ,
Pollee-iiterult.44.Wo - ';lsitdd the 'different
polite stetfotorristWay 7 - andf 'found them gede:
rally deserted, There roro but few quilts of into
rest, at any '6l fiterotttteS of th b4oltee rnugistratos;'
tbe,u!Sjoilti.9flld, thatgui againstoffen tiers being
V fir druntrdidest 1014, 1 1teordarty donditt: Vhe "re
torns,madtrhYthi.,Liehterisitits to Miryorlreux
*gratifying deereastin stones of rOunisra.
rikuditgitiodred vices, and our earnest desire: is
°*`- that this state of Whirl inky Idnitioritiniios .
liertYeetet-,
f=lllo , tsteinishiyel stliffre'slihno,%fildtr: , bureues, , .
sreAri.,"Vd . tlyeisty.turgreboonene ,
, !..o;The.:iii‘nse;Uielliltfifortunate woman who
411 - kilted st , Wheatsbiaf f - on -the-lietr Jeriey2
! , ...tlitlirestdielUffittuk#l. VOT,lallt..- 1, 230K-Ort.uftddrY
!Asatit , 040731,1girrimilligiv ., 0P.gai, at
norlie • .wity, sOis OT way
#lO/ 0 ! Oa* !FIR kinsl4,
• t.vg,,,,,O%;..SIv.:„.',I42PLWAVKaPAAWA:r4C-42.:72.
NO=l;e=l
. • ,
- ,
c)11101I„:WOBS„, WO! • iitiWAYB , EKE ooosT EOONOMI.
le.riew ,- foutid" - ;ttlat :the -TiniAral
leled. despatch 'witti,wpaoh, , ilie4lfthlud ritath street
'POsenger, Itilltnadi Were pushed forward to :comple-
Alon4ii rather 'Cverdolng a good thing . It was 'auk;
gelded, - yrialle . the wark vies la primrose, that there yea
Aitzler of the'riplying , not"Lbsing properly done; but
land_ the general applause .bestowed upon the Industry
oP the operatlyes, the pedlslbllity of making a bad job
'wa k;Onsost 'entirely - lost: alight .pf. The result bas
MI;
*-
are "soriry to
1 4 .46 't•hit'otIOY 0 ted * le thiswpm. tsnt
eniudditletml • C?3, , .. , .;;1nt,5 ' have• been attended with
as .allvantagei te: the road
the read y on either of the.
limy . , the week was so much slighted as to require re
paiitrg already, and the,general unevenness of the re
:paved portion of the streets rsaltogethor too apparent
for a work so reeenAly,e a nipleted. - Quite a number tf
men were engaged: , list week in repairing certain
pertions* of the = Sixth-street line. This road has
already elicited,: 'en ample share .of• newspaper
_'comment. Thelproipactlve car-riding
_seems to be
- popular with,every one, though it la rather unfortu
-vats that., the unfoieeteo delay in getting in opera:
tfen biddlondi Oolong protracted.
' ; , Pahlin _opinion hue ; been strongtheolng in
fehror: Of "tlid , :riallrOad company, and the • hindrances
at long thrown is its way, we-are glad to learn, have
at length"heen orercome, , The Slith-street omnibus
which.ltas been the main, bore of contention, has
.been purchased by the kailrlisd Company, at a coot of
1 $11,600, and the probabilities now are that the cars will
, be running regularly befrire , the close of the present
week, • ' •
SrtVENS'd iloond lecture will be delivore4
in Conaert Hall this eieningat half paet seven o'clock.
flitbject, wllethlehem, Nazareth, and thew Legends."
I LATIN RUN AILD- 7 2?eiirtiesta lea pilefr—E pia
: rites unum—Sie %tor ad pstra—.l.lalewm in pa era—
aic sonner ssordnnii—.Arunquant wearo shn6by
of which being rendered into English, mean
'that ;TO should never yield to 'the tyranny of shabbl
isustifryou 1 1.-t-to rest in peace, but that you should
yOurgarments at thou.own Stone Clothing Ball
Prokbill & Wilson, Non. 00 a° 4 4 % Chestnut street,
YAOKOR, the , Govornor 4 eloct of Penn
41yinta; will be inaugurated bu Tuesday (to-cnorrovr)
with great tent. A large number of military compa
nies will participate In the coromonles. The Governor,
0,11 a leige - rUniiber of - civilians who will grace the:
„occasion with thei r pretence, will be appropriate], clad
'fit the elegant and graceful-styles of Clifton, Albright,
& Co., " Jayne's nail," No. 021 Chestnut street.
nEnurr urtAIL- 7 -1.100 of theta singular apaohnons
of the crustaceous, which. is peculiar to the half of
Mexico, Was 'ldokid up In a potato field near Camden,
lent Monday: afteinoon. One of the characteristics of
the 'hermit Crab le that It will *memo Itself into any
convenient covering, and in this instance it lute adopted
for a homoo and protection an Achatina shell : which la
nowhere found along the son coact above the Mexican
waters; and, stiaoger kill, the shell bears the inscrip
tion, ~t uy your clothing of Granville Stokes, No. 607
Otiaatnni street, Philadelphia'',
importations.
(Reported for - The Preasl
LACltrAilik—barque Raines, Wilson.-107 bags
cocoa, P. Ifeyt,N York; 180 do Yolgbt & WiMoven,
N York; 213 40 Danett 114•nr.; 73 do A Pa /3oteldo; 10 do
and 222 hides, order.
'PIitLA.DRLPHIA BOARD OP TRADE.
EDiv,AiDali. KNIGHT,
FRANCIS R. 01:411,- 0()11161118111 OP'Vail MORIN
Taos. KINDRU, Ja.
LISTTER BAGS ' •
'At the .illarchania , R:tehange, Philadelphia.
Ship Tonawanda, Julius' - Liverpool; Jan 25
Ilargnolrma, Notre, Barbadoes, soon
' .1/4.4.1.1411T0 OF THE OCEAN .STIKAIVIERS.
- • 411.01V1.112 'UNITED STATES.. '
!MAJOR
_. - BROS Fos DAT
_ . iROIII =BOYD. -
- .•; ..., , Molt , FOS __ _ DA f
Arita' - Dremen,.New York Dee 80
Ilammonia...,;...llamburg..New York Jan 1
America ... : . ... ,Liverrsoi..Booton Jan 2
Europa.. - ' , Llverpool..New York Jan 9
Kangaroo Llverpool..NeW York ..Jan 13
Yulton Ilayre..New York Jan 18
; The California Mail Steamers eall frorastlew York
On the sth and 20th of each month.
litarint intallettre:
FORT OF PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 11S, 1818.
SUN 818E8....
111(111 WATBIt
ARRIVED. .
- 13tSamship Virginia, - Relly, from Richmond, via Nor
folk, 88 hours, with rodeo and 84 passen g ers to Thomas
Webster/Jr. -Passed in -the rivet a full rigged and s
'herm brag, with several schooners, bound up.
- Barque .Rowena,. Wilson. from Puerto imbello 4th
Inst,srith cods°, hides, &o, to Dallett Brothers. Left
no AmoricarrveaselS.
Schr. Ilhas 8 Peas's°, Foster, 48 hours from N York,
with mdse to captain.
ficht.W 0 Rieman, Backaloo, 4 days from Fall MVO:,
;In ballast to captain. -
•Sclit..Bforella. Garland, Foster ' 1 day from Odessa,
Dot,with wheat to Was Barrett Sr Son. • -
Ste!unekip Roston, Rellew,•New York, Y Allderdice. -
Darque Dnlon,.Power, Ilarnembueo, Lewis & Damon
Bohr J.O.Petterson, Dole, Key West, II liftlnee & Co.
St, It Wil!log, pleypool, Baltimore, .A Oroyea, Jr.
' (Oorreependente er the Philadelphia Vseti
Ken
"anti, for Matanzas; eohra Barah ' Woodbridge, for Trial
' :dad de Cube, and Black Fish; for Charleston, went to
.dea this forenohn, The following ' , vessels remain in
red t elrefrlirorviit. , ,L - rge e :l7.-Jg, " 4; A B IL:1 8
mill, Arcola, \(m P Williams, Bellspuk, heroine, Mar
garet-Ann, If Seguin, E It Bennett, Evergreen, Sur
prise, Lucy - Alexander, Kansas, Marla Pike, eud 77 B
-revenue cutter Forward. The ecbr Mary Washburner
has gone up.- Wind SE—weather thick and unsettled.
• Tours; deo, WM. M. uroniAN.
- - - tirr redadasnr.j
(CorreTandenee of the Philadelphia Dschauge.)
" CARE ISLAND, Jan 11.5 30 P 51
A barque, a brig, and a saw went up yesterday. The
Nereid eupplied a pilot to schr Chelsea to-day. No
thing going out. Wind NW.
ice,„ • THOS. D. 11.15411111.
TELEGRAPH TO THE PRIGS.)
New TORT. Tan 11.
Arrived, ships , Daniel Webster, from Calcutta; Glad
Tidings', from New Orleans; Creole, from do; Arcola,
from Palermo; barge Foam from Messina; else, steamer
City of Boston, from Philadelphia . The weather is
clear, but colder.
CHARLENTON, Jan 10.
droved, ship Sebastopol, 62 days from Liverpool;
The brig Itasca, from Uapo de Verdes, Pound to Now
York, pat in here for repairs.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Wyoming, Brooks, from Liverpool for Philadel
phia, was spbken 234 ult. off Kinsale.
Ship Sweden, Meade, from London for Bombay, was
spoken 20th silt, tat 8 8, lon 33 29.
Ship Tutsko, (Drew) for Melbourne, cleared ut Now
"York 16th inst.
Ship, State, of Maine, Humphrey, for Afelbourne,
cleared at Boston 15th lust.
• Ship Martinez Dias, (Chill de Yhergaray, fot Valpa
raiso' cleared at Boston 15th Met.
- Ship Fanny McHenry, Smith, P
from London, arrived
at New York 10th last . Deo 3,1, Eilaha Andrews, sea
man, was lest overboard. The Alen experienced se
vere gales, and lost two suits of sails.
Ship Beranek, Rowland, for Philadelphia, entered for
loading et Liverpool 20th ult.
- Ship Neonate, Johnson, from 'Charleston, at Havre
28th ult. • ,
_ Ship Typhoon, Salter, from Point de Gallo, was at
BOolhar_h 0V 21st; before reported no date.
Ship Cobota, Day, from Liverpool, arrived at Bombay
NOT 21
Ship' White Falcon, Ryan, from Chincha Islands for
HaVte, was waiting rise of tides at OherboUrg 24 th nit
Ship Golden Era, Drown, from Kurracheo, arrived at
-Bombay Nov -
Ship Galatea, Barber, for Hong Kong, sailed from
Bombay Nov IS. -
Ship Palestine, Howes, from New York, at Mauritius
Oct 17, and sailed Nay 10 for Singapore.
Ship Kalamazoo, Taylor, cleared at Charleston 13th
Inst. for Liverpool, with 2019 bales upland cotton.
Ship Pleis4es, Gage, from Calcutta Aug 2, arrived at
• Boatoulbtli inst. - On the 3d eXperleuced a gale of wind
which drove us far down the N Pi part of the bay, Had,
a succession of gales. Passed Sand Heads the second
time Aug 23. Jan 1, tat 20 23, lon 08 26, spoke Fehr
North Wind, 8 days from Boston; bound forlit Dotolom
Jan 2, barque Alnah,drom New York for St Page de
Cuba; Jan /4, lot 29, ion 69, solar Argentina, from Doe.
ton for Montevideo, all well.
Ship cosper, Steven', for Hampton Roads, sailed
from Callao Dec 12;
Ship Lyra, 90 days from, Calcutta, was below N York
16th last. _
Ship Dreadnought, Samuels, from Liverpool Deo 12,
arrived at New. York 10th lust, htdrinw experienced
frightful weoterlygales, and bad storm ataysall and
main spencer blown away. Deo 25, Jokn Andrews, tea
-1 man, was lost overboard.
Ship Sea Banger, Burnham, for Philadelphia in 20
days, won at Iquique 4th ult.
'.Barque Lucia Maria, Chsevor, _from Montevideo Nov
18, for Salem, putinto Newport 15th inst. for a harbor,
• Barque Gen "Warren, Clifford, hence, arrived at Ha
vane. ilth inst. -
• Barque Virginia and Estellinit,Wilkins, for Mayaguez
- and a Market, cleared at New link-15th Inst.
Barque B Ponbaine, Keller, Baled-from Hanna sth
!net. far New Orleans.
:Brig P Lacoste,Prench, hence; arrived at Trinidad
do Cuba 2dlnet. - -
•- Behr Londonderry, (Br) Faulkner, hence for Windier,
NS, at Ifolmea , Hole 14th 'net, aud remained 16th,
• Satire SBailey, Whirlow and Saco, Painter, for
Philadelphia, cleared at New York 10th inst.
Schr John If. Plater, - Gaddy, from KOOPILII Island, NO,
'arrive,/ at New York loth Inst. -
Bohr 13 11 Wheeler, Corson, hence, suited at Havana
9th last
Behr George A-Tittle, Adams, cleared at Mobile oth
inst. thr Key Wait. -
. Seim A Oordery, Babcock, hence at Charleston 13th
Bohr ii 0 - Scribner, Carlisle, hence at Key West let
inst . , and sailed 10th for New Orleaae.
Soler SJohnron, Welters; hence at Key West 24 lost.
Schr KIT Pratt, inciden t hence at Boston 16th inst.
Rehr Jonathan May, Robbins, cleared at llama 7th
init. for Nor York: ~
Solir Win Mason, Staples, sailed from Key West Bth
, lost, for #onduras. 2
Oct 20,14 t 43 4013, lon 43, slap Herbert, Freeman,
from eighths wands Aug 12 for Havre.
Nov 160 M -to 8, lon 30 W, baptize Courant, Cray, in,
Callao Sept 18 tot,oowes.-
N0T.22, fat 611. N,len 20 19, ablp John Bryant, Hardt
.
iter, - from atirannab. 0016 for Deco. „
lIARINIO 1118 0BELANY.
Lerwick, Dec 19—The GarinOlds, Taylor, of and 89
dirt from New' York for Glasgow , struck on a rook in
Sound - Dee 9, but Immediately came off and
grounded near thia place, where she remained for near.
ly thfeeBhe got of/ on the 14th, audit le feared
she sustained - coneiderable damage, as she is making
much water: - At 7 P lit it commenced to blow a viinei
hoirieviee from' WSW,, , Avhon, the Harmonia began
di ive towards llristlaland, but the main and mizen marts
were cut away, and she then held on. The cargo will
be discharged into lighters sand taken to Lerwick,
Lloyd's agents proceeded to the ship 14th, and survey
ors Went north to Colley Yoe lath, with the Behr Viva
oleos. The Geo thinning is going to (Jolley Voe, to take
a quantity of empty sacks, to till with wheat, with a
view of lightening the Liarmonia. Report says she is
'making a foot of r ater per hour.
, B e iN a t I, o eihi-pec Put in, theOulloden, Mord•
eon, from _Liverpool from Bombay, with sails split and
pile-Ha yard tarried away, having encountered severe
—Put in gott, the Chtnetitutioty front' Liverpool for Bn.
:tittinsbe
NassaiiiNP„-yan,4,-The brig Principe, of Darien,
Ga,thiptalti .Tompkins, had arrived at that port in
eharge ot, ite kers. The P was on a voyage from port
an •Itide to Neil York •,'
letter‘teceived , by Ellwood _Walter, ER, dated at
Beiwrcut NO, 'llth:fnet,'etaten ,that the Fehr - Wide
'World aridt."4 itNewbor n lath list; the lighters were
coming up with her-cargo, with the exception of what
wiatbrowatVotorlettlsthcgale, The veuel not
,;Mali daxunged.- - • 7
The ship tintebridge, otAloston, Qapt Oltitte, from N
'Pork for Mobile, Deo 19, wee wrethed On Abaco Deo
wis4 biome a H 4411034,
7 13 I OWN BETH 4 47
3 40
ARRWALS, AT. THE 'PRINCIPAL HOTELS
Up to 12'o'do'ik . :1;ui Nsght.
GIRAJAD HOUBE.=Ohestnuto atreet, belo N
w Ninth.
- J Whitet Y
'Sarni B, Pf Y -
W H Oillaman,tchtleld WaahLogton 0 J Porthr, Conn ' '
B AIN . , 1 , 1 y . r . John Marks, New Orleans
W Beebe & non, N Y David Bone, Washington '
T W Pratt, Roston Gilbert J Bogert & la, N - V -
Oornalinatiogert,N Y OhacK Randall, N V
B B Baker, NY, .; . John Nining , r, St Paul
W May, U S If - ' V G Tibbilt3, Wisconsin
J Gutmann. N Y ' , Mi a Semple & child
yrre Wm May.liellita,de' 1.1 May, Baltimore
J fi.E,P, , J1,1,, Va. • . Wm Henry & do, Charlatan
it Int obeson,Pa ' 11 A Uoldsborough, W T
O E Williams, Califoruia Capt J D Rot-, US A
E Coward, England , US Hitchcock, Baltimore
B P Johnacin, N Y W W Marsh, N J
John 5 - Mitchell, N Y D W Evans & la, N'V '
T M Lewis, Una, Ohio Nathaniel Jocelyn, N 32
O D Mount, N Y 1113 Beach, Hartford
0 A Beach, Phila • Thom It Jones, N Y
0 A Wastowell; N Y J J 00.130, N Y.
Geo It Hu qeit, N Y N B Phillips, Cleveland, 0
Coo S Cushing, Boston W W Leland, N Y
0 0 Leeds, Hudson, Witt - BO Bedford, N Y
C 0 Mnesay, N Y W II Russel, Lextogln, Mo
J B Jones, Georgetown, Mo John H Bhryork, Indiana
Neal Ilalaray; Pittsburgh 'll L Wales, blues
Eyes Farnsworth, Boston R Tennant Shaw, Pi Y
0 Ernsfleld & la, U 8 N W Bushnell, N Y
Augustan Scholl, N Y • Abram Ives, Coon
Mr Poet, Conn 0 W Horned, N Y
M 8 Beach, N Y If Mack, Cho, Ohio
.1 N Lima, That - J Dle - urnell, N Y
P J Do Witt, St Paul G C Morton & la, Balt
Win II Hakkine, Pall River h Id Hays, Indiana
Benj P Loyall, U 8 N II N Vail, Balt
Joe ail Ely, N Y ' (leo Bridge, N Y
Slice ill Delafleld, St Louis Wax 8 Meyer, St Louis
Obits Weil, St Louis A H Mann, Balt
J II 'Ruddick, Phila. John Noble, N P
C Senock.on, Phila. Id Strouse, Pottsville
E 0 Pike, St Look a r Aothony, Medina
CI W id Gueat, N Y Coo R Anderson,Pa
Edw P Bull, LI 8 N . W A-Shepard, NY
Wm II Merritt, N I' W P Vetridgo, N Y
D 0 Butt, Belt If K. Horton, Boston
Geo A Freeman. N Y 0 B McClellan, Chicago
J Id Douglass, Chicago Chas A Dean, Cleveland
Robert Paton. N Y 8 E Seymour, N Y
Geo Morton & la, Trenton II Hauser, N Y
Isaac Honig, Balt A 0 Seaman, Washington
IifDRCIIANTIP HOTEL—Vourth street. below Arch.
The 0 Annan, lifti Mr Annan, Md
Chan A Delano, Ya Chen A Connor, Mil
11,obt it MoKibbin, Pa , Hon Jll Walton, Monroe
Col Burnett, Monroe I Merriman, Pittsburgh
1 Henry D Shafer, Pa E W Hamlin, Pa
It Rathrick, Pa .1 8 Llndesmuth, Pa
wlt Denny, Pittsburgh P Cook, N Y
Alex Pry, Ohio John Hamilton, Michigan
T 0 Aloyors.,_Newark Mrs & Miss Moyers, Now'k
O DerndheNll, Nouark
AMERICAN HOTEL—Cliostnut street, above Elf th.
(leo Harrington, bid : ,II E Rood, Phila.
John II Carter N Y W L Lawson, York, Pa
X W Ludlow, 11 Y A McCausland, Altoona
0 A Clifford, N Y J Beach, Pollee& mia, N Y
Miss Id Kline, N Y Jas 0 Sampson, N Y
CII Mouton, West Chester JII Everhart, West Chealr
Dr aiyolino, Wake W N - Harrison & son, N Y
.1 llaneock, La Robt Stnithers, Miss
J O'Connoll,ilCy W R illbaver, Philo
.1 Johnson, to L S Livingston, VA
A A Neal, Cincinnati, Ohio W Lawronco, Cincinnati, 0
Stung a Peters, Pa Jon Moore, Phila
Jno Myers, York, Pa Chas Chambers, York, Pa
L 8 Sampson, York, Pa 0 0 Banton, Now York
F E Arnold, Clan, oilio Hon Sand Arnold, (,ion, 0
UNION HOTEL—Arch Arcot, below Fourth.
M Yard ley,Pa II Darning, Pottsville
Isaao T James, Reading John 0 Iludilsou, lud
Jos It Gamble, Bid W M Leo, Roaming
J B Earl, Pa J . B Sheaf:far, Pottsville
J Butler, Boston Abtahatu Stonor, Ohio
II F Felix & lady, Reading Po
STATES llNlON—ljarket street. above Birth.
Daniel Jordan, Cambria co Louis Wright. Baltimore
Wm Hellen, Cambria co Alias JlEing, Baltimore
Harrison Jones, Johnstown W B Picking, York, Pa
0. 01 nonry Rmlth—NOW Jersey
S (C Baldwin, Chicago Benj Caldwell, Chicago
Daniel Caldwell, Pittsb'g II Applegate, Penna.
John 8011, {Teat Newton, Pa
BLACK 13EA1t INN—Fifth and Merchant streets.
Jos L Garrett, Chester co JIV Roberts, Chester co
A It Lippencott,Smyrna,Del Levi Shaw, New York
Wm Stanton, New York D It Nyce, PhccaLm El°
Duel 9 Speakman, Chester co, Pa
NATIONAL HOTEL—Race street, above Third.
Henry C Beekers,Pittsburg Fred Yost, Pittsburg
Ceo kt Morgan, Pottsville Mica Kato Drake, Pa
Chas Hubner, Belt Deng Harris, Boston
Thes Newlin, Baltimore Jno 11 Bradley, Lane, Pa
BALD EAGLE—Third street, abore Gallowhin
7 11 Arndt, Pa John Reed, Bucks co
11 W Rank, Lebanon, Pa Saml Bradshaw, Pa '
David Ruts, Pa
BLACK HBA.R HOTEL—Third street; above Ca tlo~chilt.
Franklin Hereh, Pa ohaa Sharpless,Sch Haven
BARLEY SHEAF HOTEL—Second street, below Vine
Stephen Eaeez, Psorldence J Watson, Now Hope
lloppock, N 1 J Palmer, Backe co
MADISON HOID3E-9econd street, above Market.
Win Phi& tr. la, N Y H Cmnly, N Y
0 9 lloulcher, PA II P Goobe, Balt
J Q Locklu, Dorchester J Hyland, Dorchester
T Hughes, Balt Mrs Ede ards, Hollertorrn
C Hill born, Phila T M Ford, kW
A M George, Del •
Opecial Noticco.
To the Weak and Debllltated—flobensack , s
IRON DITTERS.—This Medicine, as Its name implies,
is one of the greatest strengthening preparations ex
tant. It is especially adapted to those who have a Loss
of Appetite, or afflicted with Liver Complaint, Jaundice,
•Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility, Asthma, AlLetions of the
Kidneys, and all diseases arising from a disordered con
dition of the digestive organs. For Female Irregu
larities there is, perhaps, no medicine in the world
equal to it: as it enters, purifies, and replenishes the
Blood, which is so .Important to bring about a healthy
action. Married ladles take it with impunity. For
DY Mr.
az r i
and COATES ; and Druggists g enerally. JalB-Itit
WIIIInnt C. Molten,' 907 Chestnut Street, le
selling all kinds a fins stationery at one.hall the re
gular price. Call on him at once and you will be flatle
t:led. Jac•lm
The Greatest Bargains In the World.—Th
subscriber, being about to close his buriness, offers his
entire stook of superior Ready-made Clothing for sale.
All in went of a superior article are invited to give
him a call. Store to lot and fixtures for sole. 31.
TRACY, 292 MARKET Street. ilel3-203
Raving Fund
OP TUE AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY,
S. E. CortNElt FOURTA AND WALNUT STREUTS,
Has always paid In full on demand,
AND CONTI/WES TO DO 00.
INTEREST, FLVE PER CENT.
de23-Im*
illarrtageo.
On the slet December, 1557, by the Rog S. Town
send, Mr. It. MUFFDTT, or Mocestoun, N. J., to ➢lies
MARY JANE BROWN, of this city.
January 14. by Friends , Ceremony, Mr. JOSHUA
BROWN to SARAH. J. lIANOIf, both or Falls Town.
Chip, Bucks county.
On Thurt day evening, 14th lost , by the Rev. J. H. A.
Bcanbeiger, D. D., Rev. JOSHUA RIALE, of Alexan
dria, rm., to LYDIA J., youngest daughter of the Into
Wm. Boyd, Req , of Havre-de-Grace, Md.
Elltathe
Oa the 16th instant, MARY 31CDONOUCII, Infant
daughter of Thames and Mary Ann McDonough, in the
4th year of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectful.
ly invited to attend the funeral, from her parent's rusi
d•uce, 1340 Little Washington street, above Thirteenth
street, on Monday afternoon. at 1 o'clock, without fur
ther notice, Proceed to Cathedral Cemetery. tk
At Upper Darby, Delaware county, ORORGE COL.
TON, son ofJatnes and Margaret Bell, in the 11th year
of his age.
Notice of the funeral will be given to-morrow. - 1(
On Thursday evening, the 14th Inst., Afro. SARAH A ,
wife of Joseph 31. Cowell.
The relatives of the decedsed and the male friends of
the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from her husband's residence, 1027 Spruce street, at
10 o'clock this (Monday) morning, without further
notice. To proceod to Is'norlland Cemetrry.
On the morning of the 1b.`12 inst ' REBECCA, wile of
Martin Ricking, in the 324 >ear of her age,
On the 14th Inst., after a ~hart Illness, In the 1011,
year of her age, lIARRIET £.NN, wife of James 11.
Itichardett.
rtv. The Celebrated Lectnre of Dr. Barclay,
on JERUSALEM . , JUDEA, and the JEWS, will take
plate at Philadelrhla Institute, EIGIITEENTIS and
011E3INUT, on TUESDAY EVENING, January 1U
Those who desire to host this useful and Instructive
Lecture must procure their tickets soon, as the num
ber is limited. Tickets 25 cents; for sale at Dfc/teas',
Chestnut ; west of Ninth; Black's, Eighteenth and
Chestnut; and Shinn's, corner of Broad and Spruce.
--lawf bit
.1177' Chopin mad Beecher.—Peoplets Literary Iti-
EiTITUTE.—Dr. E. 11. UR AYIN lectures on
EVENING, January 20, at CONCERT HALL.
Rev, HENRY WARD DEEMER lectures on THURS
DAY EVENING, January 21, at the MUSIOAL FUND
HALL.
Douro open at 7; Lecture ..ti before 8 o'clock. Tick
eta 28 cents, for male at the book-stores. Jalo-3t*
it Wata ,Committee.—The members of the
Democratic State, Committee are requested to meet at
Ruchter's Hotel, llarrisbutg, on TUESDAY, January
19, at 7 o'clock P. M.
0. 11.1)00EALEW, Chairman.
I. N. iltrontsomi,
Secretaries.
irr Pennsylvania Institution for the Deaf
AND DUMB.—The Annual Meeting of the Contrlbu
torn to the Pennsylvania Institution for the Deaf and
Dinah will be held at the lustitutlon corner of BROAD
and PINE Streets, on WEDNESDAY' neat, at 4 o'clock
P. AL The Annual Report of 9 o Board of Directors
will Le submitted, and an Election will be held for
Officers to serve for the ensuing year,
jail-finwat NAMES J. BARCLAY, Secretary.
try- Scenes in Holy and 1 Inaslc Lands, In a
cow. of SAX LECTURES, by Rev .WILLIAM BACON
STEVENS, D. D., at CONCERT HALL.
That Lbetbre—On TUESDAY EVENING, January
12:h.—Subject " Jerusalem under four Monarchies."
Second Lecture—On MONDAY EVENING, January
18th—Subject: "Bethlehem, Nazareth, ad their Le
gouci." . .
Third Lecture—On TUESDAY EVENING, January
28th—Subject "The Sacred Waters of the Holy Land,"
Fourth Lecture—On TUESDAY EVENING, Febru
ary 2d--Subject: " The °renders le the Holy Land."
Ft th Lecture—TUESDAY EVENING, February
Oth—Subject " The Acropolis and the Anemia of
Athena "
Sixth Lecture—On TUESDAY EVENING, Febru
ary lath—Subject ; u Tho Throne and the Palm of the
()wears."
Tickets $1 for the coerce, Lectures to commence
at 7N, o'clock.
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for friendless Children. Jail-mth tfel6 it
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despatch—This Week. Freight taken at sr low rates as
any other vessel leading.
fho remarkably fast-sailing coppered packet barque
AIAROARKT, Captain Wood, is now loading at RACE
street wharf. Being of small capacity, and having
large engagements, she will salt as above.
Shippers will please bring their goods along/Ide and
Lille of lading to the counting house for signature.
For balance of freight, which will be taken at as
low rates as any other vessel loading, apply on board, or
to BISHOP, SIMONS, & CO..
120 (late 50) NORTH TVIIAIIVES,
The bf. Insures at the lowest rate's, and will take
stem down the Delaware and up the Mississippi.
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THE -PRESS.-PHMADELPITIA. MONDAY. JANUARY 18. 1858.1
LIST OF; LETTERS REMAINING IN
the PIIItADELPIIXA. POI MICH up to 12
o'clock, P. 31. on Saturday, Jan. 16, 1858. persons
applying for athrertifieil Letters will pleaaa mention the
.date or the Litt 1 Op , ni on Sunday from IN to 8N o'clock
A 3f, anti 2 to 8 P
LADIES' LIST
Allen Carrie' Genevieve Mad M Moms Mrs Jae
Albertson Emma - S Muttagh Oath'ne
Alexander Hetty Gallagher P E Morrison Sire Jno
Alcorn Julia Gretta Mad NDI Morony Min 0
Allerton 31arcla Gilltugham M Morrie Jane
Adameon Si II Gllbrory Oath Nathan)) Rob '
Adams Mrs JG, , Garver Ann M Neff Elizabeth
Algoo Sally Gilmore Jennie Nornenna L A
Archer Sallie Gately Mrs Ann Methane R
Aplegato S L tattler Millicent Naugle Ma Si
Beteeh Melanie Golcher Ang'e Newell Mrs II
Barry Mary Gilbert Lydia Nowell Miss II
Bache Mies Aglae Gilbert Miss 31 A Neal Mary , -
Bertram Mary Gallagher Rosey Nichols Mrs
Baxter Mre Graham Eliza'h Obrine Dire M
Betts Emma Gooey Sarah Overman) Esther
Bennet Can) 7 Gould Elizabeth O'Maley Sire 31
Bell Sarah Gliney Ann O'Brien Ellen
Dade Emilie Grom atarg't Owens Diary
lionsone Fanny Grans Mrs Emily Prescott Mre 0
Buyera Mrs Dr Griffin Slice Si A Parker Mrs I
Best idles Kate A Grain Oath Paxson Francis
Donley II W Haines E W Patton Mrs A
Bergin Lizzie Harris Mlse Elle Pomereno Mrs p
Ballenger Mary Holloway Kira
Belknap Ellicott Thos Podon Eire M
Mrs Hammer Rebeo Podoa Mrs Mar
Maley Mary 31 Hagan Annie Palmer Mrs 31
Bersack Helena Hall Mary Ann Phillips Id A
Black Sarah A Harley Mre Ildwd Patton Tem
Bill Letitia H Harvey Anna N Pinkerton Mrs
Block Mrs Anna Harper Emily J Pray Emma
Burgess Mary E Haley Mre Oath Plunkett Amy
Boyer Mary A Harmer Bowline Percival Phwbe
Boyle Eliza llartman Sarah II Payter Mre
Breton Mci Ann Haire Macy inn Illchardaon M A
Boyer Eivira L Henry Elizabeth Riley litre E
Brown Henrietta Hemphill Idargt Reeves Lizzie V
lioneall Mary II Harland Mies E Rickey Anna
Bowl Rebecca A Hamilton Mary 0 Rich Mrs J 0
Bower Martha II Hand Bridget Rico Joneph'ne
Barn U Cooper Illalatead Margt B Reed Miss 11 II
Butz Emma L Roberto)) Margt Reeder Oath
Bradley M. A Minos Mary Rogers Jane
Elizabeth Haney Martha Rowley Mre It
Brandendcin II llallsail Slim Robinson Port's
Bunting Libby ,Harris Louisa Rodgers Mary
Branch Slice S A Higbee Emma Rodgers Jane
Buckley Ellen Hight Mrs Phil Rose Amanda
Butler Elizabeth Hillman Martha Itichli Ica' ells
Bruce Cecilia Birdman Clam Rowland II V
Breen Mary Miley Mad Joe's Naming Matilda
Burrows DIE Silllll Mien Sarah Rose Emma K
Brown Mary Holland Mary Robins Susan
Garland Mary Ilutton Mary J Rogers Mrs Ann
Ghana Dias Sarah fl a iling 'tame Runt) Mies Si
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01111 do Cato A B Hough Alargarat Saylor° MB B
Curfrey Mary Hunt Mrs P SawyOr Maria
Carmel Mad Ann nucleon Rachel M Scott Ilestur
Oreaear Pr/gellta Hamm Mrs P 11 BbSaida Kato •
Chambers Cltira Iluutsman Lou Bharowood
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Carter Lucy A. Hudson Miss It 31 Scott Mrs Chas
Casziday Aleslna Ifughlings Sally Suthard Mrs Ann
Campbell A E Deward Anna 31. fiedhan Mrs Lizzie
Ohristana Roca Hedging Selina Scott Mrs
Cambell Dorn Mies (lath Scott Min E
Clort blarg't E Jenkins Elizbli Samuel Mrs Lean
Clark Sarah Johnson Mnry V Salford Lucia W
Clement Ann W Julio Miss Jane Sansbury SA -
Olive Sybil W Tagged. Sallie Savage Julia
Cisco Mrs Woo Jefferson Eliza A Beddinger J L
Clewell Kato Jeffries Mice 81 . Scott Elizabeth
Clark Mies A P Johneou Sophia Shubrick J
Clement AIV Johnson Mary Schrader Mary
Clark Rebecca Jenks Mary Ann Saunders N R
Carter Mary L Mirk Mrs S W Smith Mary L
Cunningham 111 Kyle Mrs W B Smith A Roeder
Crofton Annie Kramer Mrs E B Smith Mary
Conner Ann Kelley Bridget Smith Mrs Oath
Cory Mrs R Keerley Mrs Smith Caroline
Cohen Elkalak Keller Mrs St: others Agnes
Collins Lizzie Krouse Annie Still Areabita
Ornunier B J Knapp Mrs Chas Steinmetz 61
Coz. Size Martha Mintz Mice Annie Sofgoo Mrs id A
Crathera Ann Londe Emily J Surgen Mary
Cresson Sallie E Logan Mil; Susan Stratton M A
Crawford Louisa Lyman lilrelVm Steven% Csth
Convery Biddy Levering Mrs Jo- Sterling II A
Costlier Nancy cob Stevens It A
onover Mrs Lodges ObarlOtte Munn a.ark
Conner Mrs Jane Lungren Sarah J Stineburger
Crooks Carol's Logan Miss Eliza Stinchman L
Cracker Mrs Longmiro Regal Thompson A
Craig Cornelia Leonard Mrs JDI Tracy Nary
Coffer Widow Long-Abair Mrs N Tarr Orris L
Davin Susan Lewis Mary J Toblaa llai
Bilks Ann Logan Belvidere Thomson Mrs DI
Denik Eliz'h Lee Ellen 61
Daniels Mrs 11 A Laeosta Angell Thompson DI K
Missy Manuals Lewis Mies Oath Taggart Mrs G M
Dickson Mrs K L tongren Sarah Thompson Mrs SI
Devino Anne LippincottMary Tisdale 11ra
Davis Miss Julia McKnight Ellis Tillers Mrs T
Delarson Sarah A licNial Mrs ED Turned Mary
Daley Jenny McCully Ellen Thomas Mrs J W
Darrin bliss Vita McElroy Oath TalMaras Mrs V
Divine Mary MeLstatidge Hat Tatum Mrs A J
Deligory Mary McCormack M Tunnel) Mrs 8 A
Davis Ann Eliza McCarnly Mrs A Trickett Mrs E
Dye Miss Anna Meßird Martha Thompson A
Drimphy Mary McDerit Mrs Thomson Med E
Duffy Mary SlcOready Jane If
Dutton Emma McAlpin Mrs M IVaber Anna Si
Duffey Bridget McGrath Mary Whipp OM 2
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3n1841 GIDEON W ESTCOTT, P. 11.
A CADEMY OF THE PROTESTANT
..L - 1 EPISCOPAL CIIIIIIICII.--The Rev JAMES W
ItOBINS, A IL, Przucipal.—The Second Terna will
begin February let. The tuition fee, payable half
yeerly In adsacre , le, for the primary gradoa for
tho other grades $75 per annum. Besides theho there
are no charges, Vocal Music, Drawing, Fuel, the French
Language, and the use of the Gymnasium being afforded
iiithout addition to the prices named above
Circulars may be had at the Academy, 1314 LOCUST
Street. joie- milt*
CIERMON's PHOTOGRAPH ROOMS,
lfi corner SIIVENTII and I,IIIFMTNUT atreett —All
the various styles of portraiture known in the Photo
graphiO art are produced at this eatablishment A new
chyle or portrait knit lutroduced, surpassing tho lineal
inlmatureon ivory, excelling all others in point of like
liest and delioaey of adoring, with a moat wonderful
stereoscopic effect. The publio are invited to call and
examine this now style of miniature j
GUM CAMPHOR ;
VI Coriander Seed, Cantharldea.
Rad lthel, Manna, small flake,
Melt Gonna, Ray Bum,
smaich, Wager Root, Cardainoni Seed,
Window Class! Window Glaze: ;Meet, & Dolly's
wake; superior to any le the market. Ito are icon
receleinq two-thirds of the (Hata made at these works
Any ot the above articles sold in quantltiea to suit
the purchaser. Send your orders to
ZEGILER h SMITH,
holeaala Druggiati,
jell S W. corner SECOND and GREEN tits.
V HE BEST COUGH SYRUP IN THE
WORLD!-PREPARED BY A CHEMIST
11 A RTSHO 11 NE' S P Et' TO It .t J. STROP 01'
WILL eltElitc Y
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the bent proparotion in usu for COCCUS, front a cold
or a CONSUMPTIVE COUUII, ASTHMA, BRON
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also a groat remedy for Hoarseness, and allays all In
flammation of the Longs or Throat. Bottles 25, 20
cents, and 51. Sold by
R. H. & 0 II JENKINS,
Corner WALNUT and SECOND Streets. and
jolt-if No. 0 North NINTH Street.
tlemounto
RENIOVAL.-
SMITII, WILLIAMS, CO.,
1) ItY GOODS JOBBERS,
DAPS AUXOVIID TO THE
SPLENDID IRON-ER(INT STORE,
No. 518 MARKET STREET ; ABOVE FIFTH,
PHILIPM.I . III,I,
Where, With their facilities for accoolotodatiog the
Trade vastly increased, they feel themselves prepared
to offer inducements to llterchauts unsurpassed by
est - OTHER ESTABLIHIMENT 1W Vila Clotlirßil.
EDslll-4tnos-if
TIEMOVAL.--CRITTENDEN'o PIMA
DELPHIA COMMERCIAL COLLEGE I , ' RE
MOVED to the northeret corner of SEVk:NTII wd
CIIESTNUT Btreeta
The whole building is occupied, and fitted up In a
style surpassing anything of the kind In this country.
Thorough preparation for the eutinting-housii.
Individual instruction from competent and attentive
Teachers, ander the Immediate eye of the Principal.
Open day and evening
One of the Pest Penmen In the Country has charge of
the Writing Department.
Please midland see Specimens and get a Catalogue of
Terms, 40. 013-y
:REMOVAL.-
0. FAWCETT,
HAIR CUTTER AND WV; MAKER,
Ilaq removed to 1020 CHESTNUT street, four doors
low ELEVENTH. jul-tr
REMOVAL.
OBERTEUFFBIt & FREVT.kO have removed
from No. 2NI io Ne. 240 unEsrmir Street, Jayflo'd
Duildly 4416.firnr3t*
TE RELIANCE MUTUAL INSI7-
MANON COMPANY ON PIIILADELPIIIA, omoe
No. 308 WALNUT 'amt.
JISOARTId, 1868,
The following statement of the affairs of thls Coin.
patty, ou the 81st of December, 1857, is published In
pursuance of the charter, viz .
To Capital Stock 5170,000 00
• Certificates of prat, convert
!Me Into stock 1,020 00
0177,520 00
To Contingent Account for Premiums.
On Fire Risks outstanding
Dec. 31, 1850 55,070 22
To Fire Risks received, net, in
1857 52,048 15
--- 103.324 37
To Interest Account, net, re
ceived in 1867 11,779 11
To Policioe, Tranefere, and
other profit!, 1,812 68
$.302,542 14
By plat and Im, December 31,
18.50 8,627 77
By profit for losses in 1857, on
bills receivable 2,518 32
By Loose. by Fire paid In 1867.. 57,075 13
By Expel:moo, including agencies
and Mug 11,303 60
Itexnathing with the Company
Which is invented as follows, viz:
In First Mortgages on City Property 8120,200 00
In Pennsylvania Railroad Co.'s 6 per cent.
Mortgage Loan, 3D.000, coat 25,500 00
In Allegheny County 6 per cent. Pennsyl
vania Railroad Loan 10,000 00
In Pennsylvania Railroad Co.'s Stock 4,000 00
In Block Aoeount for 983 snares of the Re
liance Mutual Insurance Co 19,150 00
In County Fire Insurance Coris stock 1,050 00
lu Scrip in sundry Insurance Couipanies... 425 00
In Bills Receivable, business paper 04,410 01
In Book Accounts, accrued interest, ace— '2 5'4 94
In Cash on band 10,882 31
OMOVIS or rue 003.IPPIT.
CLEM TINGLEY, President.
DIRECTORS.
Clom Tingley, George M. Stroud,
Wm. It Thompson, John R. Worrell,
Samuel Bisphain, Benj. W. Tingley,
George W. Carpenter, Z. Lothrop,
Robert Steen, 11. L. Carson,
Charles IL Wood, Robert Toland,
Marshall 11111, CorneliusStevenaon,
Jacob T. Bunting, Cherie, Leland,
Wm. M. Semple, Pittsisig
jal9-norflOtif B. M. GINLGMAN, Secretary.
AT A MEETING OF THE CONTRIBU
TORS to the MOUSE OP REFUGE, held pursuant
to notice, on NYednusday afternoon. the / 3tb lost, the
following-ranted gentlemen were elected renpectively
°Moors and Managers of the Institution for the ensuing
year
President—TGOMAS
Yice•Presidents—JAMES J. ItIARCLAY.
ISAAC COLLINS.
Treasurer—GEOßGE W. FODES
Secrotary—ALEXANDER HENRY.
MANAGERS.
Woo. M. Collins, William S. Perot,
John Parnmn, Arthur G. Collin;
John W. Clatthorn; Stephen Colwell,
henry Perkins, Edward Yarnell,
John 31. Ogden, Thomas L. Nano,
William Shippers, M. D , N. D. Browne,
John Robbins. Jr Thomas A. Budd,
Alexander Fullerton, Paul T. Jones,
Caspar Wister, M. D., Frederick A. Packard,
George DI-Troutman, James N. Dickson,
Isaac It Smith.
By order of the Mari of Managers.
jalB4t ALEXANDER HENRY, Secretary 11. of R.
LIIILADELPIIIA FIRE AND LIFE IN
SCRAM COMPANy—oesce No. 433 CHEST
NUT Street
EZE=I2I
At a Meeting of the Stockholders of the above Com
pour, held on Monday, the 4th tact , an Election was
held for Diroctore, and resulted In the election of the
following gentlemen :
nobt, P. King, Ed. B. English,
II W. Baldwin, Ed }filer,
P. B. Savory, Geo.ll
T. K. Coiling, Chas. P. Hayes,
Jno. Clayton, C. C. Davies,
S. J. Megargee, Jon. Killgore.
And at a meeting of the Board held on Monday, the
11th inst , the following Officers were unanimously re
elected :
HOIST. P KING, President
M W. BALDWIN, Vlce-President.
FRANCIS BLACKBUBNE, Secretary.
P. E. BIBCKIINAD, Treasurer
The Doan! also declared a Dividend of SIX (PER
CI:NT_ (clear of State tat) on the Capital Stock, and
the remaining profile, amounting to z. 34,061.15, were
retained by the Company for the (either security 0, the
assured.
jail MCC FRANCIS DLACKDURNE, Secretary.
MERCHANTS° lI:IND.—The annual
IVA meeting of tho Morel:mute' Fund will be held on
TUESDAY next, 10th inst at 4 o'clock I'. 31., at the
110ABD OF TRADE 1(00314, Merchants' Exchange.
The annual report will be submitted, and an election
held for racers to serve for the ensuing year.
1413-Iwif TIIOS. N. BRADY, Secretary.
BONDS OF PITTSBURGH AND ALLE
ORENY COUNTY —fielders of the above nem
ritien are requented to call at the office of J. R. & 11. B.
FRY, Nu 134 South THIRD atreet, where informatio.
of Imp atone!) to their intorenta may be obtained.
Committee of Public Sleeting.
G N. LOOMIS,
CRAIG BIDDLE,
jal3-6tif HORACE B. PRY.
EC=
BRIDGE NOTICE.-TIIE TIME FOR
1-1 receiving Plans and Estimates for the Chestnut
Street Benign, ban, by Ordinance of Councils, been ez•
tended to the Vt.li day of 7 noway, 1859
STRICKLAND INK AK%
de39.10120 Chief Engineer and Surveyor.
Weruich D
OFFICE OF THE QUAKER CITY IN
v SURANCE COMPANY, 40A WALNUT Street,
Pnitanzuntl, Jan MD, 1853.
White Pr J M
Willie.' M
At n Meeting of the Directors of the quaker City In
surance Company, held this gay, at their Office,
Dividend of TEN PER CENT. Was deelared on the
Capita! Stock of the Company, payable on and after
the first day of February, 185 d
isle4t 11. It. COGGSIIALL, Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL SAFETY
~,,„p“sp i gnA4 4 aDo m ra3T
_QO., 0. W. corner
1 . 1111..11.15LPU1A. January Bth, 1568
The Annual Meeting of the :Moab°tilers will be
held at this Olflee on MONDAY, the jells inst. , et 12
o'clock 11., when an election will be hell for Ten Di
rectors to serve for the ensuing year. The Polls will
elope st 2 o'clock P. 31.
Jul 11 13 16 18 WILLIAM J. REED, Secretary.
rIIIIE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE BANK
1 OF PENNSYLVANIA are requested to call at the
Bank, " Grigg's Building," No 'Lei WALNUT Street,
and axon - line the bill now before the Legialature, and
the petition for their approval of the same Jals-3t If r
PUBLIC LAMPS.—THE PUBLIC IS
respectfully informed that Offices have been opened
by the District Superintendents of Public Lighting, at
which mtisene aro requeetedlo give information reapect
leg accidente which may happen to the Public Lampe, or
of any failure in lighting or extinguishing them at the
proper time; or if not properly cleaned and in good
lighting condition. The Books will be kept by Joseph
Belly, No. 808 Wharton at., First Ward; Charles Carty,
Supt of Zi district, No. 9 Haines at. above Sixth; Hiram
O Kirk, No. &id North Sixth et , shore Brown. Twelfth
Ward; AL W. Deehorig, No. 2231 Coates greet, Fiftetuth
Ward; Thoe.V. Botriby,Oae Office,Twenty-Pourth Ward,
((West Philadelphia;) At. 11. M'Padden, Gao Office,
Twenty-Second Ward, (Germantown;) Wm N. Market,
Gas Office, Twenty-Third Ward (Freukford,) and at the
One Office to Seventh street, below Market.
By order of the Trosteei of the Philadelphia Gas
Worts. A. J KITE,
Superintendent of Dietribution.
BOARD WANTED.—A hunily conskting
LI of a gentleman and wife, infant, and nurse, deaire
for the winter, in a pleasant central location, three
rooms, vis : parlor and two bed-rooms, well fitrithh,l,
ith private table.
A private family with
mu ler eaan addres
(strating terms, which mth
tb mode
ra will pl
m modete, awl all rtrta
callus) A.W. \V , Lr Pierre Hence.
WRITING WANTED.—A person wants
v a set of Book it, Copying, or any kind of Writing,
to do of in enings. Charges moderato Addrego BOOK
KEEPER, sontimoit corner FOURTH and ARCH
street.. jslo4,t*
A GENTS WANTED.—Fivo to Ten Dol
SX. tars per day eau be easily Intuit,. Call nu A
8 I.AOIS, at Jacob Letnan's Sorrel Horse Hotel, Wes
King street, Lancaster, Pa. dels-tf
for 53alc anb tau ELI.
A LARGE AND VALUABLE WHARF
.131.. PROPERTY ON TAE DELAWARE, ta the
Eighteenth Ward, for rent. Powteselou given on the
lint of April next. Apply to
jal4-th iC tulf
9110 BE LET.—TnE NEW STORE and
DWELLING HOUSE, No. 1220 LOCUSP Street
Ouo of the moat cliglLle locations in the city. Aftly
to JOHN SAMUEL,
jOl4-60 201 South FIFTH Street.
TIESIRABLE OFFICES at 620 WALNUT
ll Bt., opposite the BMW llou3e; ono of the beat
tamineae loostionn to Philadolphis, nth heat, light,
and all modern convenience/. Apply on the premises,
Boom No. 8, to Q. W. J. BALL, Agent. no2B
mitt MECHANICAL BAKERY.—On and
after TIIIS DAY, the Ilth inet, , the BREAD from
this establishment, and BREAD TICKETS, will be (or
gale at the following Depots
At the DEPOT, corner BROAD and VINE Streeto.
CALEB CLOTHIER'S, 115 North FTFTII Street
JACOB V. BECK'S, FOURTH, above Callowtoll
HENRY E. WILKINSON'S, cor FIFTY awl COATES
It. G. UMBER'S'S, comor COATESI,I,I FRANKLIN
J ORAVENI,TINE'S, cor. TWELFTH RIO W ALLACE
8. PANCOAST'S, corner NINTH and CALLOWIIII.L.
J A. POSTER'S, 9:24 ARCH ntreet
(I YOUNO, 1504 LOMBARD Street.
11. itNtowr, BROAD, llclow Walnut.
W. W MATH Eli 9, cur ELEVENTH" and LOCUST
J. C. HORNER, cur FIFTH m181'11.1301:
Other Depota will be atmouticed from day to day, as
arraugeinotit4 are completed.
Der,. wishing Dread delivered at their sin ellinga
please regrets; their names at the Depots, where
bools• aro presided for that purpose
As soon us a sufficient number to establish routes are
obtained, such Joinery will be begun. Tickets of two
kinds, one for the use of those who wish their Dread do
livered ut their dwellings, and ono tor tho uea of these
who p. i rice to send for it to the Depots, will be
will
and for sole at the Depots Thu Carriers will La in•
enacted to deliver Dread for C.irriers' tickets.”
• •
Pries FIVE Cents a Loaf
Price of •t Depot tickets" FIVE Cents each
P ice of "Carr ere tackets," FIVE•AND-A•IIALV
Cents each.
0. ARODANIEL, Suprrintemlent
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL
(BEAT PAIN ANNUM. ATOR!
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This article bi the greatest illwovery In Chrmical or
Medical Science for the rapid .Cone of MI KUSIATISNI
N EMI AIM IA • TOOTII-ACII F. EA It-A CH l', SOW,
THROAT, STIFF NECK, or Patin to Ow SIDE,
BACK, or any part of the body.
It IS also an excellent prertration for Drpeplia and.
Indigektion, which antes from a weak stomach or
Low el. Thouaamla of persons who Lave used lIARTS
-110KNE'rt CLIIIK•ALI, have been tmtonie.hed at 1t..4
owlerfol power In removing any pain from the y Aleut.
Bottles 25, tO cents, and fl, to be bad of
It II N. I'. U JENKINS
Cornor SECOND mod I% I.NIIT nnd
No C. North NINTH Strev.t
N. B. If you have a Cough, uw Llart.O.u.rna'.4
rul Syrup. ia.l6•lf
K DISTILLED
EROSENE
Olj FROM COAL
KEROSENE LUBRICATING OILS
Tlue 011 Ix nut only CHEAPER, but SUPERIOR TO
TUE BEST SPERM. It will NOT GUM 011 CONI}EA L
AT A LOIS' TEMPERATURE, and It will REN LONGER
AND KEEP TIIE JOURNALS COOLER TItAN ANY
OTHER LUBRICATING MATERIAL
11 - 7" Muhlulhts and others Are requentel to call and
°amnia° thego one at the solo o h ee,y,
GEORGE M FREEMAN, AO
deloltu-If No 111 Walnut vtreet, above Front.
VI2I SUPERIOR N 0.40 TWO-TIER RAD
ITALINO MINN, butt recehed and for RCO 13
WkAVER, VITLF,It h CO ,
3.2.0 No, 23 N. WATER R. and :IN. WHARVER.
Notices
$248,112 32
V 243,112 32
Wawa
SAMUEL B, 0111C1:,
114 WALNUT !Meet
ilirp eantro.
QPECIAL NOTICE.—
AN IMMENSE STOCK ON WHITE GOODS
THOILNLEY & CHUM
Would call special attention to their present stack of
LINENS AND lIIITSLINS,
Embracing every variety of hake and width, at prices
exactly to suit the thrm.
4.4 Irish Linens, of our own Importation, warranted
pure hex, from II cents to 2.0 per yanL
Table Lineal, by the yard and In the cloth, of variant
sizes, patterns, and prices.
Napkins, Towels, DOylles, DlApere, Crashes, &c , &c.
Ladies' and gentlemen's Linen Handkerchiefs, in every
quality.
BLUNTING, MINETINO, AND PILLOW MUSLINS.
Williamsville, Wa:usutta, New York Mills Muslim, &c.
0-8, 1-4, 6-4, 8 4, 10-4, and 11-4 Bleached and Un
bleached Moline
White Brilliantes, white Slarseilee, white Dieatty, &e.
Woven Shirt Fronts, machine-stitched do, In every pat
tern and price.
Jaconet, Cambric, Striae, Nanswk, Malt and other
Muslita.
Embroidered Collars, Sleeves, Infante' Waist Banda,
&c., &c.
With very large stock of general Dry ¢oods, bought
cheap for cash, and to be cold cheap Cl
-TUORNLEY & CRIER'S.
N. E.COT EIMITII and SPRING GARDEN.
Jel6 NO SECOND PRICE.
SPRING GOODS-1858.
PRINTS .4
A & W. SPRAGUE'S, in large assortment, of superior
styles awl quality ; also, Robert Reaule's,Eoekiaghazta
Co.'s, and other makes.
DM:ACRID AND BROWN COTTONS.
Loii.L.T./ , Hope, Blackstone, York Premium, Cohan
net, Carr's River, Central, Willimantic, Johnston,
' Oro
ton Virginia Family, Bleck/inks' and Farmers', Warren
A. ,kn.
Also, Slaters and Shepard's Canton Flannels; Brown
and Bleached Drills; Jewett City Denims; Irene Tick-
Inge • Alsbama, Carolina, and Keystone Stripes; Lor.s
dale Nankeenn and Silesian; Corset Jeans; Canaries;
Checks; Pantaloon Stun, Sic. ate
WOOLLEN 000E3
dreentield and Terry's Black Doeskin Ciiigraltoll;
(ilenham and Vona roy'e Cotton Warp Matta; Stearns'
Union Cassinieres, printed and plain, in great variety ;
Minot, Mineral Spring, and other deairable styles of Sa
tinetts. a good aaiortment of Blank and ]hied
Casaimeres, Kentucky Jeans, and Plaid Linseya.
YOB RILL BY TUB TAOLAGE. A LIBERAL DIBCOMIT
HIUa 1011 BUORT PAPER.
WELLING, COFFIN & CO..
110 cuEsTsur Street
NicELROY IS OFFERING GREATER
/.7A. BARGAINS than ever were heard of before.
$l2 50 Long Brach. Shawls selling at Id 50
750 Square do. do. do. 350
500 Long Blanket do. do. 350
400 Square blanket, splendid quality, 250
7 50 Chenille Shawls, splendid, 3 50
Closing oat Cloaks less than half the regular prices—
s2. 2 60, 3, 2 50, 4, 450, and 5.
Splendid Undershirts and Drawers, the chespeat in
the city-60, G 234, 75, 87X cents, and Id.
Ileautlfnl Black and Fancy Velreta.
All Bilks, from auction, surprisingly chomp.
Blank and Fancy Dress Silks, in endless rarlety—the
cheapest In the city.
Beautiful Plaids, 22 cents; AlLwool, 28 cents, worth
OK cants.
merinees, Paramattaa, Do Laines.
Men's Travelling Shawls, ono lot from auction, $3.50,
worth $B, all wool.
The best and heaviest Bleached Muslin in the city
at 10 cents.
Splendid Prints, 10 cents usually sold at 13.4 cents.
Gingham. Flannels, Table Linens, Tewelings,
Fronting Linens
The cheapest Cloths and Cassirseres in the city.
Trimmings less than half the usual prices.
Best quality Kid Gloves at 132,5 j cents, at
I,I cRLROY'BI,
jaiLfraw y No.ll South NINTII Street.
BROWN DONNA MARIAS.—Just re
calved, a lot of superior qualliy Donna Manias,
for veils. 1311ARBLESS BROTHERS,
jal3 CHESTNUT and EIGHTH Streets.
VIURTING AND SHEETING MUSLINS.
k,SIIABPLESS B.ROTILEII3 keep constantly on
b and
COTTON BUlRTlNGS—Wllllormiville, Arlorrisbt,
Alms, Now York Mills, Worusutto, Notes, Cities,
Sherp.,ess.
BHEETINGS—tItIcs, Itarrim, Bartlett, Eltartan, Al
landale, Bea Mize.
jal2 CHESTNUT and EIGHTH Streets.
TUUSLINS OF ALL WIDTHS AND
GRADES.
CURIVEN STODDART & BROTHER
Have now open a large stock of
BLEACHED AND BROWN SIIEETINGS AND
SHIRTINGS,
Comprising all the most desirable makes, which are
sold at the very lowest prim, by the piece or yard.
Nos. 450, 452, and 454
jel2 NORTH SECOND STREET, ABOVE WILLOW.
BLACK VEILS.—Block French Veils,
rich styles.
Also, Mote,Crape, and Barego Veils.
For sole by SHARPLESS BROTHERS,
Jag CHESTNUT and EIGHTH street/.
C .
HEAP CLOAKS: have now a
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
of low-orloed Cloaks for Ladles, Misses, and Children
made of
BLACK AND GRAY CLOTHS
The prices range from $1 P to 0, and the workman
ship, material, style, Ac are believed to be anperin
to the generality.
Also, finer Cloaks, many of which are
MUCH REDVCISD,
TO INSURE SPEEDY SALES.
Scarlet-Centre Broths Long Shawls
Greens, Whites, two•faced, At., at $O.
Heavy Black Thibet Long Shaws, $9.
French Blanket and Bay State Shawls.
Misses' and Children's Shawls.
COOPER to OONARD.
ja4 8. E. car. NINTH and MARKET
CLOAKS.-
CHEAP AND ELEGANT CLOAKS.
The largest and hendeolneet stock of
VELVET AND CLOTH CLOiES
In the City,
JT 11.11DCOID ?AWES, A?
OEO FRYER'S,
No. 016 CHESTNUT STREET. die.
BROAD CLOTHS,
ommintims,
BATTINETB,
VISTINOS,
Boys' weer generally,
And Cloths For Ladies' Cloaks
From the late Auction Sates, at
ItBDIJOED. PIIICEB.
otrnw YH-oII'ODDAH}h bnOTWER,
450, 452, and 454 North SECOND Street,
de,34) above WILLOW.
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINCS,
AND KNITTING ZEPHYRS.
NEW GOODS OPENED DAILY,
J. G. MAXWELL 3 EON.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STORIA
1026 CHESTNUT Street, four doors below Masenth
And 315 B. SECOND St., below Spruce.
FACTORIES —Noe. 96 and 97 GEORGE, St.,
Tenth, and SECOND Street, near Union.
Orders msde at a few bonne notice. ia22 Ater
'Amusements.
O LD FOLKS' CONCERT, AT NATIONAL HALL, MARKET Street, above Twelfth.
lty urgent request of a large number of delligilted
citizens who attended the Concerts of last week,
FATHER KEMP and his OLD FOLKS will el
GRAND CONCERTS, et Ancient and Sacred Musk is
Coetunio or Olden Tune, on THIS (31ONDAT) morning,
at 11 o'clock. and positively the last Concert in the
evening, at 7) o'clock.
GRANDFATHER FOSS, going on 97, will preside ab
the Great Orandfother Fiddle
The unparalleled success of this unrivalled Musical
Company in other cities, where hundreds could not gain
udinittance, in the largest halls, bespeak for the citi
zens a great treat Come one, eons all, bear their
sweet music, and sea bow you would have looked bed
you lived one hundred years ago.
Tte unprecedented large audiences tliat attended their
Concerts in the past week warn you to bay youz tickets
at the flail during the day.
Tickets 23 cents Children's Ticket* In the creeping
- to ,”ti
T lv
D. P. BOWERS'
WALNUT STREET THEATRE
Sole LeS92O MRS. D. P. BOWERS.
Acting and Sta;e Manaze. V 6. RICLIMOS.
MONDAY EVENING, January Itltb, 1535.
Will thiperforinest the great origunal Spent tertian said
Romantic Drama entitled
MONTE CRISTO
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Edmond Dantei -
51r Conway
slocs Vl'Wort Mr Lewis
The Abbe Faris Mr Elclonis
slercedca 51ra Y B Loud ay
Ilai lee Miss ELlchinp
Prices or Admission 25 Canto.
Secured Seats to Dress Circle .... S ' 6
Parquet 25 "
Box Office open from 10 o'clock A. 11, to 3 P. U.
Doors open at a quarter to 7 o'clock, canals will
rite at 7 o clock
NATIONAL THEATRE, WALNUT ST.
1 NEAR EIGHTH.
LESSEE WESLEY BARSIOBE.
ASSISTANT SIANAGER E. JOHNSTON.
STAGE DIRECTOR MR. J. B. ADDIS.
MONDAY EVENING, January 18th, 1655,
The performance will commence with the Great Lacal
Drams entitled
THE I.OOR OF NEW YORK
Paul Fairweather Mne Protein
Liviopton Mr RJohnatou
Badger Mr Bartuore
Alida Mrs Cumingharth
Lucy Fairweather 'Ors butler
Tu conclude with
THE SAILOR OF FLLtNCE.
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PRIC6:I or At+3ll.l3loX-2.5 Ceuta to First T.cr ; 15
Centa to Second Tier.
Doors open at 3j o'clock. Performance to com
mence at 7 V o'clock.
wnEsaLaL:E4tß"";,Tz.,Amt;
MONDAY EVEN (NU, January lath. 1.858
Will ho performed tile new Drams, in a Prologue amt
five Betti, entitled .
FRAU) AND ITS VICTIMS; or. THE POOR OF PIN
MOM
J. Seabort,e, Mr E L Davenport ; Harry llollfeot,
Mr II liestley ; Coma de Valmont, Mr Dolmen; ARnes
Seaborne, We E L Davenport ; Jana Iluggleatone, 31/18
Emma Tai :or.
Prem.., to which will bo performed the elegant Fe
tite Comedy ootttlel
THE RIVAL PAUES
Se'ALE Or PRI Cie —BuSO6 2 Ceuta; Secureql Seats,
ovate;34 Orchwitra Stalls, 50 cents; Seats In Private
Boxes, 75 cents; Gallery, 13 cents; ll alley for Cl.re,l
Persons, 25 cents, Presto Itov, in Gallery fur Colored
Persons, 53 cents
Box 001ce ,q en from 10 1. M nntll 3p. M "loon
will open at Oh o'clock, performance to commence at
7, precisely.
SANFORIP 6 OPERA HOUSE—.
ELEVENTH Street. abuse Chestnut.
ETHIOPIAN PIIItFORMANCES THIS EVENING.
Xthioplan Life Illustrated by &tnford's Troupe of
To conclude with
SEMI AGES OF WOMAN
Busle•queb elinrectee i 7 HAN CARlAlllt,wrbo will
perwmate Ten I),tiuct Character.
Deere open at 7 o'clock—to commence at half-rut
seven.
Admitte.oee 25 cente.
diRATOIIIO OF ELIJAH.—
Tllko great work of MENDELSSLIIIS'S Rill t'd
1100 . 0111,d. /, th. firer time la Phil ‘l, , r, 111 by tho
ll tItMOSIt SACRED MC,IC SOCIETY.
At their Eirst Concert of then %von, on MONDAY
Evening, January 25:b, at CONCERT 111[.1.
Subveriptionv Trift•t Dot Lrh znn lea:
Dr.rk A Lawton...l, Log A VVviker'r, and 0 Andre'v,
Chestnut street, %hers. Rata ray to found fir
Sißna
turea, ;an 11-It
E LEVENTH ANNUAL BALL
or TR
FRENCH DENE‘OLENT SOCIETY
The co,,rolttk o re•ptctful ly annJUCLCe that thole AN
SC 4,1. II Lf.r th • relirf of thelt , mdigant country
o o sill t,kr I.l.tre nt the )IC,IC U. Y 12M) HALL, CD
11 FIIN 11. WAY EVENI.N.I. Jenusr3
The n tont clogs gS ntletso. &LAO.° Wirt
y effort hs• be, a rnulo by Ow taa.i.gers to recd, r
Chit Ix+) uiar fir 4,11..41, to am heretofore given. sal
11),) look couthleutly fora cool I nos., of the patt...anger
of the friends of thl. 1,05505 olent
The Conn/this Bull ban trees engsge.lf, the ocra.lon
Ylmr Manager, JUL!? 31 titTIN.
Eflrl..ltnp. LttInSISI
S Deitout, M. nuuvier, A S thrsn.l
E Durnn I, P 9 DIPO, Pan: PO O,
E Ilou+4ol, Il A Pin tar.l, Wllo.irr,
A [Afore, NI I Irtry, J li Cherer,,ny,
A Arlley, Julee Viet, E Franfernot,
11. rerlriettor, 71 neel, .14:re Martin
Tlrkete mile NI procured of M I! ROI - MI:LI, 14
PRUNE t‘treit, and of 3I re Z. DURAND, Treeeerer,
718 WINS IIiL:T Jetreet. jas tutta 2‘..tatJa IN
Saito bn 9luction.
Al THOMAS & SONS,
• No.. 139 soti In BOUTS 10171tra BUZZ;
(formerly Nos. 67 *ad 69.) .
BEAL JISTATIE, moss, &o.
POW Salad at th•lladolftga Itaohaaca met
Tuesday_S - realng. _
De" Handbills of each property lissaatioparatals. is
addition to which we ',abash co the Wry&
to each sale one thosursusd catalogues in pimp=
giving full deseripticose of all the property to be mkt est
the following Tumidity.
117' FURNITURE BALES AT TSE AUCTION
STORE every Thursday morning
REAL. ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
D We hare a large amount of Real Rotate at Pri
vate Sale, including *very description of Mr/ and
country property. Printed Lists may be bed at the
auction Store .
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PRIVATE BALE REGISTER.
ID' Real Estate entered on our Priest* Sele Es
ester, and advartlnted occasionally In oar PabUc SW*
Abittracta, lot whinh I,o*o copies ars printed wookly,)
fres of chars°
PEREMPTORY SALE.--SCPERIOR lAl3ll.—Otrr
rel• 16th February will include • lugs and
farm, about IS4 acres with Ana improwaumants,=
bounty, P. Poll particulars reedy in b.andbille.
(Bale Bala absolnte, without reserve or Innitatlon.
87000, LASANS, &e.
On Tuesday Keening,
19th inst., at the Phdadelptita Exchange, for amount
of whom it may concern:
8 coupon bonds. $l,OOO each. Allegheny county, burned
at Pittsburgh and Connellimille.
Antenna gale.—Share In the Mercantile Library Com
pany; share in the Philadelphia Athena.= ; one share
in the Philadelphia and Savannah Steamship Company;
6 shares Philadelphia Steam Tug Company-86 pa. .bare
PM •
Also, 866 shares stook in the Philadelphia Steam-
Pump and Towing Company, fates= tag Amerietas
par value $5.50, and all paid; dividend tut year 10
per cent.
25 shams Equitable Mutual Insurance Company,
$l5 25 per share ; paid 838135.
Also, without reserve, 3 shams Philadelphia Atha-
Oaum.
Alm, 4 drat mortgage bowls, $l,OOO each, 7 per cent.,
Allegheny Valley Railroad Compriny.
Yor seconnt of whom it may concern: 3 bonds of the
Colombia Coal and Iron Co., dated July le., 1666, pay-
Able July, 1661, :or 11,600 each, including July and
January coupons past due
The two last of are Instalments for 3499.25 (The three
Bret haring been paid at otstarityl, due by the Church
of St. Allonaus, at the corn( rof Ifoorth and Reed Sts.,
and sneered by lien bled against the said Church, wiz:
One instalment for 3494.26, with 3 Tears In
terest, due October 27, 1863 25
The one in: nutmeat for 9193.25, with 3 years
interest, doe October. 21,1666 619 25
"The share iiths property or a concern 'alio hare
dissolved partnership, sod wish to close their old bort-
Iliad. •
Bale sot 132 Sod 141 South Fourth street.
SUPERIOR PUELNITURE, MIRRORS, PIANO
SOWERS, BEESSILS CaSPITS, &.4.
Oa ThazaS.J Mozolsg,
At 10 o'clock, at the station store, aa eiliandra
am:tomato: eecoad•hand Walters, fessa-Settes, Ems
ails carpets, Itc,
.FURNESS, BRINLEY, & CO.,
Noe. 122 and ni KARIM Otrest ja-y
SCOTT, Jr. AUCTIONEER, (wefts-
Jur
. sor to WOLBElett k scorn,) 411 CillarNtrY et.,
opposite the Custom Howe. Nave's If Guth zed SUM
Strtiet.e.
CARD.—The Urge and valuable STOCK 01 , FURS,
to be sold THIS MOILNING, at store WA CHESTNUT
street, below Tenth street, is now re.ady for eratAlna.
lion with catalogues.
PEREMPTORY SPECIAL SALE OP A LARGE AND
COSTLY STOCK OP FURS, AT STORE 8 26
CHEST
NTT STREET, BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH
STREETS.
This llocong.
Commencing at ION o'clock, we will sell, without re
wire, it store 926 Chestnut /treat, the entire yang/ and
costly stoek of fors, in sets, for Ladled' and W aw.e .
Wear, Gent', fur glares, rollers, for coata,frir caps, he.
Ain, a variety of large end elegant sleigh and car.
liege robes.
Included, will be found ladies' and Mimeo' carriage
tapes, rietorinea, muff*, pelerinea, half-gaps., talus.,
&c.. insde In the meat elegant mariner, of Hodson Bay
ComPaa.li'a sable, RUIIiiII gable, mink sable, stone
martin, silver martin, neamnise dick, ermine ado
chilli, water mink, &e.
SAGE AT STORE 431 CHESTNUT STREET.
On 'Wednesday liconing.
Commencing at 10X o'clock, will be add, by cata
logue, a general assortment of furs. In sett, for bodies'
end gent's wear, geat's fur glove., fur collars, roc.
Also, 25 lugs size carriage and sleigh robei.
Ain. a large and general asontment of staple aid
fancy goods.
Also, embroideries and millinery goods, Ilan hand
kerchiefs, &e.
Also, a general variety of superior Germantown knit
goods, such as men'swool comforts, wool shawls, wool
hoods, wool scarf., lamb's wool and amen skirts sad
drawers, wool jackals, &c.
The whole may be examined with tatalogues early
on the morning of sale
BY ALFRED - M. RERKNESS,
PRILADRLPRIA. HORSE AND CARRIAGE
BAZAAR, !outland, =set of Ninth and George Sta.,
between Chestnut and Walnut streets.
frO". Salmi of horse*, eaorit,,^os, and hums, bald
regularly every SATURDAY AlORNlNR,,,threagiont
the year, commenting at 10 o'clock.
[1:7" The largest toile:di.= of new and woooni-hansd
carriages, barns., saddles, etc., in the city, may las
seen at this establishment for private male.
DV Carriages meshed on storage.
Dller Outdoor ulna attended to on resannanls tams
HOMES, VEHICLES, AND HAS.MILSS.
On Saturday Morning,
At 10 o'clock, at the Bazaar, will be sold, Lone*,
vehicles, and harness.
JAMES A. FREEMAN, AUCTION
0 NO. 412 WALNUT STEF-ET, above FOURTH.
CARD—ASIA OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITITRE—TUES
DAY.
liVe beg leave to inform the radio that we boLt
our corder weekly saes of Furntratre every Taestr a t i t
nor SPACIOUS SALESROOM, NO. 4..0 W
STREET. whore every passable attention, Is given to ob.
tofu the highest prices for the goods of those wins may
fewer us with consignments. Families having perilous or
their furniture to aspire of, or those declining house
keeptag and not wishing atlas at their own d.
can have their farniture CAREFULLY REMlltl e rt
OUR SALES ROOM, WHERE THEY WILL REAMER
BETTER PRICES FOR THEIR rt .- mama THAN
THEY CAN OBTAIN FROM ANY OF THE ILIENI
TIME DEALERS OR ANT OTHER AUCTION STORM
IN Tint CITY.
17' Persons farming us with oonsignatents ems rest
assured that their property will nabs eamileed.
Elj'• Comnilsabane more isolerate then those shargwi
by an other Auction House to the city.
Consignments respectfaly sdieud.
Salmi raid iromediatelv after the gumbos Soli
REAL ESTATE SALE, 27TH JANUARY.
Thin salt et the Peeh•upp. on Wednesday sirmff_og,
27th lanuary.lSSS, at 2 o'clock, will Inchide—
Orphans' Court Sale—Ertate of Henry P44itheff, (the
elder, deed.
TWO-STORY BRICK AND LOT, TIMING
STREET.
A two-story brick house and lot. east side of Vernon
street, Southwark, 14 feet from, CS feet deep LA h 4
Osterling) ground rent.
rphans' Court Bole—Estete of Lrle Thompson, de 03.
PROPERTY, RAILIIONY STREET, LATE I.CTIN
WARE.
A lot of ground. with the two-story brick beams
th *ma erected, north vile "of Harmony street, 56 feet
frost Fourth street, Southwark, IS feet front, flit feet
deep All ground rent_
V - $3O to be paid on each of the above when the
same is struck off.
REAL ESTATE SALE—FEBRUARY fed IISA
This sale will be hell at the Exchange en Wedinseday
evening, February 2.1, 1433, at I o'itkek, sod will in
clude—
Orphans' Court Sale—Estate of WIZ. B. Daniels, deed.
BRICK HOUSE AND LOT. CHESTNUT STREET;
TWENTE•FOURTII WARD.
A two-story brisk house and lot tI ground, month aide
Chestnut street, 173 feet westward of Till street, la
the Twenty-fourth want of the City, 1j feet trust ant
toS fees deep to George street Clear of Laceunlirance.
$3O to be F.43,t when struck <ff.
REAL ESTATE SALE—FEBECARY lath.
This sale at the Viz:two. Cu Wtabbilify
Fetcher) 12th, at 7 o'clock, will irritate--
Orphan.; Court Bale—Estate at Thews enabler,
Decease&
TWo_syroNY BRICK MOVIE. F. W. CORNER
TIIRBTON AND MARRIOTT STREETS —A Two
sto,y brick house , And lot of groan/, southwest owner
o f Ati,,, r u, vend :it.‘rriott stmts. feet sej Atherton
street, ant 13 feet n.• Harriette
AT`RIVATE SALE-
A Ent-ease Pristiaz 'Aim with a good vas of bell.
new. fr,ir priutini presses two Eth:Ces and onei Adaluei
Type end everything nom*, 'sr) for the bunnies. Apply
at the A uction Store.
M OSES NA THAR AUCTION
TIORIM
AND COMIIISSION ILlRCit_t 3 Ta D. O N
S 1 11 and RACY Strasts.
.
AT PRIVATE ELLE—GoId am{ Wi re r "Cant knit,
Lepino, Engt.b. 6sw, aad heath Iratchfs, .I•vroft7;
of every deacrlption, =Wed itutra-zor.ta. A . AT PRIVATS PaLE—..Lrrso.ped fter,O4 Ilec;
houlehold foraitare of every teAcriptiost, scat
tr...., carpi thai, looking: slaws, fancy artidei, Ae.,
Ota.ttoor Wee attended to personally by tko inotkoa
oar. Ck.arges very low. Coar;gonsents of turnitotro
clothing, jewelry, &e be soliaacd.
MOSEY ADVANCED.
Liberal rash advance/ sna4it on diamonds, itstetee,
jewelry, silver•plate. dry gash, elatlting, traverses,
b=lvere, .Ifery, *min. inatranenu, feel.
ing pieces, furniture, bedding, Corm, vehicles, Intr.
nest, and on all articles of ♦aloe
IeOTICE rx-ide forfeited at Nat/tans' estabthte
went. 8 E. corner cf Bath and Racy .[:sect., mill tee
sold on Tneeday morning. 24 Debrnsfy, at ID o'clock.
nuleee depoettors call prix: thereto and pay charges
on the ear...
GEORGE W. SMITH, AUCTION ER
N. B. man of BA Oat matt NMI SQL
above &wad_
_
IrrTINO SALM
SALM EVERY SATURDAY 111"1.17ING,
At TX o'clock, at the Anetioe Store, of liarlsoulo, Cat
tory, Itoosekeerng Articles, Clothre i t, Watches, levet
rr. fancy Articles. A e
political.
CITY COMMISSIONER
JAMES 110.1111.7,
YIP Y 9 WiED.
Sawc: to Derncermt.: rues
FOR RECEIVER OF TAXES,
WM. GOODWIN, -
TMILIVI'S WORD.
Subject to Dezocrat:c Roles.
CITY CONTROLLER.
TatmviTs
FUDltct to Ihtnocrat!: ttles.
CITY COMMISSIONER,
CLIMES M D SMITH,
/IRS? WAND
Babiect to Deroxrstio rolf.l
FOR REGISTER OF WILLS—
HAseocas,
Twrirnt W• 117,
d2-3.a• s.bje,t. to Demotrat:e
rill: SHERIFF
ALDSISARIti GEORGE 310061,
t•rrra WILD
Bab] et to Den:tent, Rute4
F OR SHERIFF—
) V.l ES e, olsson,
Stavett to De=nerstiz Re .es.
FURS .t
1 1 1 RS,
PER F.NIPTORY tLi ON )I. , NDAY, J. 15
Of 1, thowtazi c:
L A -ILL (;EVr.O
HIM Fl'.i.,TA AND firWON BAT 3ABLX.
TOM: 314RTIV. bIBTHIAN SCICIFIEL,
At store No ell VITA 1' T atmtt tal , v Teeth
NOW Cpto r est= mr.th
jal6-21, .6 ECOTT,Js .
11EM:1 - MOORE. FURNISH
v t - NnEr.T ttal: do 14:1 ASCU irsimi_
wed Pr., I, itte of ZA: , 3 ARCII srrret
Leal C. , 11c, laza
I _kMS. lIAMS ILAMS.—Extra new sugar.
1 IL I.4re 1 I. a, 1,;(-4eat por
CRAALISS shlTli Gran,.
jals-6t • S. W vcrtitr
EISIM2
FL RS '
CAPE-3. )1C7t5., ks