The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, January 19, 1858, Image 3

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.titiery ,rtifir 4Z. . •at Halifax, let Priciea are ja better: We quote at
~,..., , '.:. -• • - -; - fa 8. ---- -- ~ .10i0 'for ill ddlitig - Uplands, and lie for middling
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pil i do. : -Fait Middling commands:lllo for'upland.
.s,doirOtiroiittealstailfi vatrAfiranntik.OtteP , - Bnonn, 40.-The inquiry is rather more Retire,
- aims ispv-iii. isirfaifil44.i."4 l ,'4-I l i rear;ectahl4d . • in,part for etport, - and--the market is quite firm
dleifieerimßilritatirini s tairiMrfi4Onierted'al jaynall for good superfine, butfixtras are hardly so firm.
arrivala are moderate. 4
Hall that mining, at thdappe nter,lieetr; for the peer,
711 4 3 he sales are 8,400 bbls at $4'.2541, SO for peso of deliberating' aperi-thedmportsMee or, and the'
fine State ; $4.25)44.115 for extra do ;. $ , l 2544.30
• saner
bees mellieforemistiondatingottalacream lathe chip.,' ,. .
. for nuporflne Indiana And Michigan
laincy,, , ,o cuttl4o , , , laiditavy 4 aliollo, ' suggest (drams, • extra do ; $4.0544 80 for common extra round
; $4.40a55 for
remedlea for,ltilfareiantdereitalltthe intern. -,..„. 3,' , .1 hOop Ohio ; $648:40 for good tophoice do; $5.25a
- When OM tißtiv,Ver.ii , Rvii 4 uoioll arrived.. ta'ieratteMair •157. for Si' Lents brands; and extra Genesee. •
- -on the s4ridastaii fo'hwart2ittated lo Cloi,emilinee ' - Canadian flour is in fair request: and superfine is
that 11orl,ledge . ffliarett4ed bid delleentedie'preePle at noareo. Sales of 400 bbitiat . $5.30a54,40 for super
- th e
.. nto tt e it„„ant, by certain ninti e tdshre'2*Mieit Wm 800;" and 2,1.1301 - 06 for extra , brands. Southern
prevented froteleing preeent:••4t: was, , ,therefore pro. Hour is without change, the demand is more active.
pe e.
joho ue0t000n ,,,4 61 ,0 1 . 14 , 1,1,4 „, 5, , , t a m a t i t e m, The - sales era SOO bbls at" $1,25a55 for mixed to
, the chale t teiifati:being - agrerertcr, : thellei.yr. Cooper:, goodot;!'t.l.l.,altimore,
_and $5.10556.80 for the
' addressed thalla r ani sit Orade: lo .a . fera°4-Mafir:." , -- '
*hen i : thit:prayer was coactuditd,. Dr. JOhniair.of ... lityo g hlour is '
quint "at:s944:' 'Corn Meal is
steady, 13uokwheat 'Flour • fit :in fair reqnest at
-Weshlagleat al ty..-Whd, mar he e egarded - all . %lie „Orlgt,', '52.1242.25 per 100 lbs. ' ' -
n ' t°T.. ?' N t i l'49 ° .'t_ er Pr ik:- I - N n . P•f d t r Okr, 4idi,q , "aft? 6 ; o 4eir ' flithis.-The demand fur Wheat - Is fair, but at
well-altoien latod.eeted.remathe, - preileutellito %beau. % .prices below the viewo of holders ; prices aro firmer.
dience - a - dithitedetatemelatbf.theobjecti'of themest. The sales: are .1,700 Aims . at. $l.lB for prime rod
ing; end in the ()nurseof Whieb he introdtioed the hm. Southern, and $1.35 for do. white. Rye .is more
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tiny. eftheirat prayer In the grid:honor: plenty, lind,ie heavy at 70a73c.
demeanorlodemeanor of tiaise.whti were moidiminediatelY e i,ii-., . Barley is intuitive at 70:1700. Barley bill t: is
earned 10 the folinding or tide Government.. • -,. qiiiet at 80a00o. Oats are dull lend plenty at 42s
' ' 46eTor State atai",Western. Ctrn to rather more
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The Nandi:that had ,originelly given ride to the ars- plenty and I I ,easlor , with 'a moderate do ma nd
tem of ehaplalnoie's wan aldirerteweet t ln which eon- piles of 21,000 bus at ' 7oa72o for Southern yellow,
election the example of)Viusithigton - wia ortha referiad. and 71a730 for no white. Old Is scarce and nomi
to, and he proeutnedthe nodes:titles which had existed Bal. .
then were emially in eklatence flew: 'The Mee hf , a MOLASSRS.-- , -Nel2,`Orlean2 is drooping, ;l o th fair
sailor,,holsnabioTM PA. frisnto&nitrose;;,irliewas re. ....ealea to arrive, and in lots to the trade .
costly concerted to Cihrtstiscity, by
~ be,lag yulosed by, "at on3oo. By auction, 4 0 0 bhls sold at 26sTric e .
the chaplain "9-144°1. ti.v"it ibe.'" el. asth. c ash.
rsr, Sronas.--Spirits Turpentine is in-ntode
poraana, was' noticed
. 0,4 ati..,44 , 40 - 911Ctaar69.te,:Of': the
,rate demand, at steady rate s -riles of 300 bble on
uc lit'' , of Chi - 1111'11;s '&664 oar seararingbibtarea: ' , rtwf spot= at 890. cash, and 128 do. to arrive at
Pr. JortattamEdWardso r , this city, Irv! _then called . soc., 15 days. Crude is quiett but firmly hold.
arm and greedthe materiel which has been prepared: Common Rosin remains 'dull, it
ull, but the stock is em , '
for pi . eseritatiots•triCorigrees: .. -. ", 1 '-: , - ' '.- and prices' are firmly maintained. Other descrip
own4,o pie crowded stathef Ondeniritaite,thegreat Mots pre- aloe in limited demand, but priced are
length :of 1.10 miniortai, - hid that ie -havi rienditally the seine,
etr a t i gteee „f ats. eemweey of Ste Wi ng features in , O ILS generally rue quiet. Linioed'selre slMily
- • to - the regular.trado et . 54a560• Credo Whale is
the
, Itatigiiitra'hatiNisP!!!:?!. i TL4 : 'P ., 4* : 4 !' ' ,. a . a. `!T l . inactive at about bile. Refined is In - limited re•
;twig la Au!, ~..'.14 .'.' Y , :'''','' - r!..
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~ , ciuest ada somewhat depressed-sales of 1,000 gal.'
The Rev...Dr.sirainer.t. was 'men called upon, taiu. in Imis•Winter Blanched 'at about 611 e. cash. Credo
reelgwidllig to OS call , said, that mammal , a , hit did not Swam Is dull but firmly hold at slaol.os . por gal
oonside* ;la ofteit,"..o4; the Present Ontaalem, a vorY're , toe, each.' Other kinds aro equally dull and norni
..aporaltde one, he 41,1 not reel tinder :any obligation to nallrunehangcd. - ,
come - fettle stand; sod, So - Insisted uporr matiltorhie re- - c PROVISIONS --The inquiry is moderato for Pork,
„ eet k e teilo p f tt eo n erfo o t hp r od that the reki e weet,, the arri vale light. Shoulders are firmer-salmi of ,
of the inietleg had already , been accomplished In thelso bbl at $11.75412 for prints ; Sit for prime
mom and•thin none, and $14.85a51.4 90 for
. 111068,
very able ." - ataiiii , r ob. Witt& - the meeting had been
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epee y, r. o neon, an , e reading of the ;memo'-
, Boof is rather irregular ; the demand is fair;
choice qualities ()raises, plenty; sales of 200 bbls.
I ' l4 lll BriAitwarda• , 4 0400 ,0 PP 10P. or 6 . l ..hlrakeft to r at4 . 5.76n58:60 fey c o untry ' prime; s9as le for do •
eonneetion - With this - Military; sublect, Which he felt mess; $0.75412 . for re-paoked ' Western; and,
himieltilit:linrfied , id do On)he2giwitna•- that his grand: $12,75141.41* extra' do. -,' • • ! : : -
ratherhad he'setijei r dier' ((Ohs 14 - ;Olistion, his, grand- Prinle mottle quiet at 417a523. Rail hams are
mother,the_ wife iof ,a ; Peatilener, -- his tour brothers'. steady' at $14.50a51.6 bo.' Bacon itevertroo and
had fought 'in tile' war of .1812, avid a brother-in- wanted at - 741410. - Out .meats -are, steady-rides
le#, ilitia' preirenti' lied 'beeti'dn the' United v i d eo of 100 hhds and tea at 60/o for shoulders, and
navy thr ta quarter. 0f:4,000m.y. Amu, no,terithstand- 8181° 1.61 ' 6 "" : -
11 dH a are i fair r estat 0161o' and
log that he had' that len; surrounded Wi th fighting: ke g -1 1 4 m , a o t, g 6te ol e. ° ui.d request ' •
steady and in fair
men, he ;had. hitineelr:theetroomparatively.ethati-of - densineneales of 260 bbl's. and tee. at fileOle.l and
peace, having never, engaged in any other than theolta.• kegs at 10101010. • Butter is in fair demand at lla
gloat battles, bed looking monad hint on the platform, 150 for Mier:aid 1.21 - 1180. for State. Cheese is
he believed be had not particularly oppressed hi a _bni, saleable ht 6aBo. • . .
threaten)/ them. - - :Sugars continue drooping, and the moderate ar
, At . ..thtit feint : Dr".ll: , 'Preeented &piper to the chair- rivals of Now Orleans aro worked off at auction, or
man, - With the requeit 'that he•stieild read It, siating 'ill lots' from wharf, at prioes a shade to the pur
at the suns time that the document had been pripaied chasers' favor. Refined are dull and heavy.
eupply'at Market-sales of
by his brother-in-law-the chairman of The meeting- .
I:s T OOli t irs % a - tiO l o ira . c i as t l a t:
as a. groudwork
„ for, his Dr . hi.'arepeech for the
WRlsgsv.-The supply is in excess of the de
°Mallen- ' ' ' - • •'• . - : •A.
mend, and prices are lower-sales of 270 bbls. at
After, the' roading et.thle Polar, theitnv.,Dlidiey 2oo. for Jersey, and 20th. for State and Western.
Tyng , was, introduced to the audience. - - ,
NEW Y0114:13T,OOK EXCHANOS, JANUARY 19.
rfo 'wild not, as hie worthy,brother h a d , done, came . .
.- , . .. FIRST BOARD.
reeastlng ( otdected te "by Dr. Ittaireird)of a fighting' '4600 Ohio fis T 0 . 9016 45 N Y Con R 78:i;
, ancestry t nor could .lie, like .a. , ,certala New Englan d 200 0 811chlgan 6e 93 100 do btw 78%
ifunetionatT, delta the diethietion of having descend - NI. .5000 Tenn tie '9O 88 200 do 78%
" irdia aii once - airy that 1ad., 0 fiti Writ;:arid bled Pt -,- :2000 Virginia 6a . , 93)6 200 do • b3O 75
dii b3O 70%
The triMdident ripen Whielt theY•were then iiiteembled 2411 "
4000 " ' g o o. •.. .itO reli 100 , ~ 79
lotake settee was, ens-on the side Or Which were God b 5 78%
• 7000 N thwellea - Os 94 250 do
and rright. - Vines Aotild.he no delicacy felt about 03000 Missouri Os 84 175 Palliarna 11 90
asking of Congress, the zdttert proposed in the memorial, 10000 -. -do sl2 83% 50 Clove Sc Tole elo 42
.aii the reprimentatiVoi..th 'that, body . were bet the ser- 7 .° 0 d, 0 2 0 ~,,- de o ,. 1 .3 0 as* lad do c 42%
R 85 100 Erie It stw 20
wants of the eovereignimonle - Crhe were there aseembled. ' .•1 ii ie Y b 'S' e n o 8 „, 63 0 0 60 do 860 19%
Idr. Tyng Proceeded te , depict, In glowing rhetoric, the 13000 111 Central •88 i 400 do c 1934
&Sons objechthat Christiana/ wan yet to accomplish 0000' do • 580 8716 160 do 610 19%
for there :se, •fispecially was there a wide field for the
2000
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A li ff aMil 530
41 41 .14 1: 1 5 00 Hu d d o ßiv It s6O 2 1 0 8 tt
pro/mention of Shia noble Work; among lin, , soldierit and'. 60 00 0080 '. ; I . ... : '33 - 15 Harlem It p6l 12 -
the aallia 4 _..oi 4 *iKlintry, •-• - - -7 ~' , •. -• ., ..', ' 80 Bk erne public 112 561 Reeding R 66
One of thigicat reasons for. increasing the means or 100 Conti:mutat] 10k 9811 100 do bao 6036
religious Ingtritetion amen:four' seafaring men, was the 60 Oom.th Dank litt%
_l5 111 Oen It 80
• 45 Park Bank . 85% , 175 do 02
fact that so 929 - 71,T , '0f tharSCireie takealrom their - 20 Ilanover Bk 70 50 do 92%
homes at a very earlyage, before their:characters were 5 41. e tre Bonk , 10.2 1100 do • . 03
develoled, and who were liens, rendered More stamp- 5 Del & Had • 11l 60 - do 530 91
. tibia lathe. inthotie Influences to Which they were ex- 10- do • ' 111% 60 Ohl &It 1 R b6O 65
Pealed.; HOC:intended that if Oovemnient was bound 200 Com Coal : , 12% 160 do b3O 6394
600 do - 12% 60 do
60%
byefford, the,, , teesb efficient military and marine sor-' 400 - do 12% 60 do nig
vice, It Win mealy, head to afford those means that 00 do . 010 12% 2 , 60 do es
would bind' to:pietatite s tlatellialeacitar its individual 230 :• do s6O 12% 25 do 147 68%
memb'er's.' - 1' '"; - . '', ,:- , 11 Pao DI 08 Co 69 105 La Ore &MI 11%
5 do 69% 1295 do 32 g
Thar:led-fearing men einployed tuadeetlierawell, who 70 mid, C on B -50 8,30 0,., 11%
could listen to a sLulnati iormee on , Sunday and not SECOND 130A111).
weary nrufera'threethour preiredas a desert-the the top
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of it,'Werecited. as a_stunple of the advan go o observ- 20000'111seouri es - 94% 60 Pac Rail Co 69
16000' do 8431 60 do s3O 68
lag religions devotion among soldiers. The Ma : l3,ft was 1200 ` do b 3 8434 WO Cu,,,), Coal 12%
said, whewastanght to 'fear Cod, was idwaysthe most; 20000 . ,,_,. do b3O 843 4 160 do b3O 13
courageousin facing thedevil, or aghting with the world 805 Cal State 71010 72 00 N York Con it 70 %
5 , ii i rl3l,lll { ro ad 20,V
- "Pant God and keep year Powder dry , i : was_ swatch- 7 3 Z 1 4 e 1 ,1,,.„,1 1 ;Ttf0' So . 0 8tx,
ioid, the magnetic. influence of which Was : absolutely 3000 •Virginiti as b 3 94 60 Mich 8o&NIR 2 ' 11 .4
irtesistible: It- would be a glorious achievement for ' 560 111 Con lids 030 se 18 do go%
this country to take the initiative irrAhis righteous 1000 do . ' 89% s , Panama B 893;
measure, sad roiAmerleane eta future time to : point the 5000 do b6O 89 50 do el° 693 e,
6000 La eralt L 0 42% 80 do 89)6
s woild 001 th resalte, Mid nay: 1, These are the legitimate 2000 T• Haute& Allot
88)1 100 Gel Si Ohio 71
fruits of ll &Debited' 'r ~
- rrr 1000 Erie Cot? 1 71' 37 20 Gal & Chl It stw 137%
' ; : Theßire Thema- 41:Stockton was then introduced ' S Park Dank 80% 110 do 6736
Mthaaixt !mealier. ': . - • - ~, - 10 National Bic 105 , 275 do 6736
- _3O Home Inn Co .250 10 La Ore & MIR 11)6
:•,.I.lefiltAat..after ,what had boon already said, he 20 Penn Coal Co - 67% 1100 Readlogß b3O 66
shoild re doing harm rather than goodif he were to say 87 do _ 67%
numb; sndelfefefird iniuld soy but little Hi: desired
to be one with his brethren, so Area related to'symi, a. ' , . . .
taw lo the „ coffer dad the teldter.,
_Two spheres had THE MONEY MAIIKET,,
been presented toils mind lathe, pubingef these pro- ..---.., ,
ctseilingsr- tlgeee were the Church and the•Siate. -
• PuiLADELPIita, January 18, 1858. •
• . -lEraightionthe duty of sohliera to fight, ainethus re-
Tho statement made by the commissioners relit
• siert tenvlobiside, and they, therefore, demon:o liar synt
- pathy; and Mvlew of •Ihe Saviorirs example, and bin tiro to the condition of the Bank of Pennsylvania,
instomiuld to go amt preach the Gospel to all flattens, he 0007a9 to have boon lOOked upon as favorable to the
was willing to:gown - it rice most zdalone of hie brethren stock of the bank, which rose one dollar a share at
1 d idßirdinif • them the hierilnge, of religion. He the stook board to-day. In addition to the facts
closed by Raying that he'must be permitted to dissent and figures act out in the report, we learn that the
' frou : some of-the*entimenti'muntigit°a by some of draft for 150,000, for which the commissioners say
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rho speakers who h ad yrenedad him: -
, - .- there is' still a contingent liability on the part of
Dr, Johniten here • statedthat it bed been intimatea
th4atia ..errer,baid 'been Committed, and th a t wee, t o the bank, and which was an accommodation draft,
chargeany admlsslon the at elite a phllarithroPle meet- drawn by, an. individual in thin city in September
"the Ileminenmie paitictilarly, however, teatate to the . last, and endorsed by the bank, has been dishon
- audlene that • nextThitiittay inerning,.at lo'i'clOck, clod, and that a soft for $255,000 has boon brought
this Contention would again assemble in the same - hall, against the bank as endorser.
to wlitch , ,tbemostieordlal titillation for all to be present We ere told that the payment will bo resisted
Iniifitgle„ ndedf ale; tn h - iing their Meads InteteSto4 la by the bank, though upon what grounds we have
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„thee:putt. ' ;deans would bO afforded for algalugiha .
- Mortal it that ttme. - - ' d° 3 7 not bean able to oetertoein. Meanwhile, prepare-
At this stageref -the proceedings, Bev. Nathaniel lions are being made for an assignment, which will
•• Weit,D .1) . .; aioe4l the e:dositioa ptili4 mernorill,whlch doubtless bo mado by the bank before this or any
• Twanaaalroonaly agreed Oz . ' Atha- a slight earth:tie of of thOother nulls pending can be brought to judg.
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Joni:dui Marring between Itheirenda oryng and tfeet, re. merit, whether the bill before tho Legislature be
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spotting-the nootainuil habits or Americans, the meeting paedod or defeated • -
adjourned, tO Meet at thentine - plice en Thanday ittorn•- The dineirity et finding satisfactory paper
Ingmest -all° o 9 einek:' - - .- -
• --- .--•'- -- .. - - -,- • c•-, - ; .. - ; .7 ': • throws a_ great deal of capital into the stook
i" ~ Catteixjassr.:-Aceording to Carlyle, tn." Sorter market, whore State and oily loans aro in demand
Releetta,r all philosophy Pi reduced to the' science of for investments. . '
Clreesing;:all-true taste to dresiling,,Well 4, ail sagacity The weekly statement, of the Philadelphia Banks
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to aideettni Clothes' iriti `Jidginent; sad 'all genuine 6h1411 a continued improvement in their condition,
tairhidorabibuying them et; the -Brown.. Stone Clothing which is very gratifying. We axe of the opinion
Ball or itoolthill: & - Villeon, Not. eos 'and 805 Ohestnut
Strmit,AboveBixtb, -._ . ~ , . - . that it will be - their true policy to obey the die'
• tater of prudence and caution for some limo to
r . ' , - Irasonnian, the Roman _Emperor, made it a pra t come, and to oontiorte the roild but steady con
': titihicalf , hiniaelf -to - Mt andount , every night ler the
, actlorm-of,thstpast day; and as often as .he found he traotion of their loans until the return of . a
' - hagittipe' Ti n y 0„,, day *ith ‘ aaa acing good , h e catered healthy trade, and the demands of the sound in.
, "..-• uptUfhis diery this Me:Mortal: -Per - dfdi rikml-I here dustry of the community require and warrant fur
lout a. dey,t.,E . mulesur of so Illtildrfons an example, we ther expansion.
daily advrae mirseadere that the - tartlet and mist beauti. - - '
,fittelotltiig e xtant 1e up at' the n81;11141 store of ' Ig 2 , 2 / RP, X 4 ',',,lq: L f . , 9l:T;',.
OranytilelStoliim, bro. : liWf-Chestnitt street . ' , P.' o °R•iiit $.0%. au -
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,;filailihnitittleasiaxere, 11 ., '
. - ..tfterreedieg tire fulsomo•and • ridlealons , t puffs'a tr..• o ' •tr • s' ' ' '.. 'tr '"'" ' :
with width-the colturuie of- our contemporaries are • "' •,7 Et •
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./..- -tllled, : lt it iefroshingfe : Mist te the "simple annelince• 7„ -' ---
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. went that thircolobietted. clothing arm or 011ften, Al:, '4 .
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'bright, Si Co., tr Jayne's. Ilell,' , No, 027 Cheatnut 13 t 4 gt,egg Et: gr,, , i§r.§§4 F, 1 tr;
'' I ,t.e.t;witt c4. ! osi* - c. sell clothing, - ready..made 'or , 4 ;1 j'":•;e. , r 0 ,..,, e r e ,..5"....- o -r' o - 0 ,,-i - '-...,--r I o , e '.l i",.'
tnadetteittider - , of auperlorrfabrles and latest strip, ten - 'a 887;8 83 , Cil 8888 8 88888 ' ', t' -:
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: panels li'llitielLrabre--theerfut arid hopeful feel:
j ,....:.figpteralant irOlitian dal- and - ohnimorelal - oi rol es
...iite.4*,ti inure 31440 disposlttort,tot , do,bisiness.
araLthltiminntini -et the. distrustful 021TaillIk that
a , -hap paltalg lik/Atho 'Obarantarlatio of . oar ina,rkotf
- '-',The banks-are notoutudi less seven in their earnti
'ally:thast :they were, and the clear of paper wiiieb
the! are w,11.114,1U - dtsieUMe: "'is atilt very see n
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and below theilMorini Id *doh they aro able and
c, „.irl Illo.exterid fiiiii'dliaannt line, -, ~... I
-- -...' But outside_-tha-banka, among. tbel;reifeis, and
.170} theist-root generally t _things are-fay easier . ; ink;
~, i - ~thcmgit 2 40 notitleart'4o VT 114( ivpil donsidera.
lo is hat atilt - obsortilidOt 'wit be' sdinitted to bo
rep larProvelnolltr when A etato,.thefaet that today
the , beet moo inettakenjit :the hanks) wont free..
ii. -' ly et 7ao per eent , ,.and loss greaLat 10e12, the lat
ter being an, outside rate- Money' on quit is very.
'atniudint-sild - ifibtr beef:State stake be lodged as
. eellateitO, '44'54401k In . ant:v(4l4;lY at s :Per
tont, in veryleir4oll.l3B:bernoiley...Ow-.Vali lot out
nt tales epseeding6a7 s ier eon& -:. '.._ .''''.;,'; '•, --,'
The - twee , frtum Be' einlrpartiontarly that part
:... - t. with,regard An t bait - .. itole t , t own . 0 4 ,0 tat, us
- added, in a great to tbef moyatter:so ;epee
,t,.., , %leaf to , ,day.'Jleawzthis'fiftertMen one of the Dios
.. . prominent private: bankers br.',finiNtilted'States,
itho had tronl'Engl and, finite gives
theuirkest Olreerino- r proapeots, pot atilt:rat regarili
lii 6 tal ' , bd.. ';':fr.o o . - a -111 . 1 40 - t:=Vostad, ..Ringdoss
. , but ori:itbi eonfinent of 'A l urope::a100.4::: .;„ , ')..
~ • '.... JAiiii*ntidoithttlitit iftlayaleyot7 soon- recover'
" ' ',* ' : TeWorit - pagfoilthouglr'not`filethtipa at ifttiokt,f as
.. , ',,.orti d tehrthiall relatives. , liefere--three 'weeks are
' - , over, Tfeel 'earplia thn_h the imPortors• Ind jobbera
~ ,T -I , ,,ONAlLVJ7o, , ,sitilterbigifv,*l if „they aro mot quite:as
- ' liberal, or rather.aaineautions es before, tiny Will
x== knotr.jo hard ~taiat with.by teen who really de- -
..., - Wye credit. : ' Ttio .. "extended " paper is being
':: u .,:' - 'oAtilz , .fadtfairtietteltialitiothing4an be a surer sign
"S.' , ;1 . '07 toviiitig INgißes; than the inoreasetilichengei
itt,tbe elotrixis'lld*A4'g_Aloc,S.lii , Y.vieto Si B / 3 . 94 ,-,
,- . : •4.o7l4tik4lie,Y4rialk , a*lti $050,077,01. .
' '"Ilil , Filuirtiolla , of 'lie 6ul)-Tiotisu4 to--
- .R.....Co.P.!Off`ti:ftf , -klA:".ift 7 .l,•'.. • 670,111 27 -
.:, ~,, .. ram on, ta,. .• • .....1 •1/ • !,..1 , it1 30 ,„, 1 4,. 8 , 2,3 ,,,
- • iffalllloot .vs.y,. a'. , CI 4,i te t , It* fßAliiti n ; .137
7120 rioplllNinotitdo 561,10 fiern - ohi ' "'s., .. •
- TO bail li tliaWnelittir. illet • PO4 ll OOOB . 1 / 8 fel'
' itott,e:_ 'iy'xi, , i..4.'df "4 .12. .••:•:.-.. , • '•• , --
••••"= -'-• ' , 4 ''', - 1 , 4 6 316 - A d 1 i. • A'. •4 i'e ..', :re i'. 499,47,742
~, , t 44 OM ...:-.
, ' - .1 itittitiiiM;;......, ...I. ~ .... ~.., t' , , 4,a25' . ,
„„Pepigitdr '-`,, •;. -- 4' , .....,:'1,794,341. ” '
Iflio pr.e_lot.sach. , /pg..„..• ii,,:.:.:ocerivaz Orator et full
jirldie f iliiip4r , ilavorAsy'te.iwittations,- siioo,ooo of
...,:. !:5..:..te-_i , f. , e. .„._lrY , nutit lwrellOaft filg'ilwki 'at' par to
-', .----, tilteana...axit realm* against the flovernment:: ji
-:- - e ii ... Il_kbtf. float authority,
~ - ,-...,
.. llobkennsidie t, ,Wes Sanative, bat steady::
; ',.", , ii.e. ` se, no deafly pc Erioes, but pa adiaboo." ,
4,
4;17...- -.- -i...._ •. A ,
Al jai" - (Trioiitarkbrie platoritvid44irud is lafr.
-,arx-A-tiutire . 4
ti i , 'lats.:so foricidarla.i , sr - s 1 `.
, ,
' . - -;.-0d? 1 4A ?, i - . 4. - Flit.HArtiet'inc : tforriif the auction : .
t . g .,- . A • ,:i.. ,, ,.. , orlminesday—sales Ibis morning
'-',....„,.„- q,101.a. %Other kinds no dtdf... ..'
'4i - ' •p:' - ' - 0 31, 4* -- .001011 1 1rC.N0 - rnidg, „. find :
'',.' s ,
. ....:,--n.
0
2
Enltiferannigiig
cOMA- 5114 7'/V 0147.81tEnt rort r7ro WEr.6B.
Jan. 11. Ten. 18.
Onpttal ....... ....$11,294,095 f 11,294,006
21,602 374 21.068.062 De0..8223.722
Specie 3,770.701 4.01E1.290 Inc.. 217,659
Due ha other bka 2,101,018 2.056,935 Dee.. 105,093
Due to other pkg. 4,453,394 4,849,070 Dee.: 103.718
Deposits 11485,263 11,612,667 lee.. 47,512
Clroulotlon 1.,011,063 1,040,615 Jue.. 35,612
: , Ttne Neer Priennsbank statement of January 9,
fa asieflows:',.%
Zan. 2. Jan: 9,
'' .. $10,669,711
Circulation 4 633,951 4,176,639
Deas' ,
ta I: 11;948,005 • 11,103,207
Short Looms —l5 26 7,238 14,873,404
Exchange - 4:414,025 4,730,849
Due distant Bka.. 1,600,972 1,660,010'
Long nua hhort Loans, January 2,
Longana Short Loans t ianuary 9.
1nc.5104,523
Inc.. 230155 4 4
Dec..2,15 - 6A
Dec.. 553,814
Inc.. 40,218
Ine.. 250,007
.A 18,140,45.0
.. : 11,810,016
"--- _
_ -
Ache l
wdecease of 14500 and, Siwt Loans for
k "
, „ 213,4i0
. _
_
•-• The coollition, or. tho_ Mesgitebusoiii balks, on
_Lila 41k lost. will 'fli,;::-i1 ,, .6 . 1 , / . .:'''' . . '.
d41fe1.." - .,, - ",. - geo,ad Noo Notes, bilk of ex.
Notolredation. 0,796.090 ohmage, to c.,.592,130,882
Depbeile. 22,720.600 Specie ' 6,a2.2,485
trouts on hand 0,901,469 heal estate.... 1,410,892
• Total " 509,860,700 Total 2 179,809,709
:The roventto of the Thil.floaoro and Ohio Railroad
ht . the - month of December Was. 8381,143.22, a
falling.off t as noMpared with the 'teeeiptent' tho
nioPth:last, year, et' $84,960.35.
Th4Depeiu4ie - r rotieipts of the Milwaukee and
lVttteteetppf Ralirdad wire abouts4o,ooo;
.Thialooomb'eF zgooipto of tho Ohicogo,l3urliog
aiOn; 0,4 Qat ooyi Railroad were—
- • 1856.. . 1857,
'V3-14- 41 394' 00
- • • 42,350 43
69,30 es
";PrittglAt,
0099 04 _4445 03
i. 27,519 45
'-:4115001000a
o i '9 4 61 " • •1• • ••• r. 105,791 53 , ,71,330 91
I3@6rpas@a 1857: $85;463 62
1
l ' o 4 ll q4 9ll grilSrlAtiltitettient vY 019
z. 4..: • .;
the New York Central Railroad, for tho month of
December, 1857, oontpared with its earnings for
the corresponding month of the previous year ;
' Year. Earnings.
1857 $052,299.17
1850 087,570.71
Decrease $35,277.54
The Pottsville Miners' .Tournal, of Saturday,
says of tho'Coal trade :
The quantity sent by railroad for the week is
12,062.07 tons, which Is an increase of 5,433 tons
over last week.
" The continued mildness of the weather has
caused a great stagnation in the trade, and there is
no work doing but preparing the collieries for the
Spring business. At many of the collieries there
is nothing doing at present. The state of trade is
snob that nothing but work that is absolutely ne
cessary will be done, except in seine instances
where the proprietors are working at a disadvan
tage, order to afford some employment to those
wholave families, to enable them to live during
the winter."
EIIILADBLPILIA. 132001 C. BROZIANON SALES,
January 18, 1868
ESPORTND BY BIANLEY, BROWN, & CO., BANE NOTE,
BTOCE. AND EXINI.NOS BROYERE, NORTIIWINT OORNEE
TIDED AND 01111STNOT STREETS.
PIRBT B WO.
100 Refuting 11..awn.2774
16 Onto& slob R 10t5.91
134 Sold Nov pll 10t5.165,;
1 Beav Mood 11 543(
10 do 14
0 Penn R. 40
30 do. —lots, b 5.40
26 Elmira R log
1000 City Coup 05 ca15..07.36
500 do 97.4
2000 Cntaw B 7n .10te.39X
6000 N Penn R csh 115.5134
7000 Road 1165'88115.68%
2000 do ...'70....7334
100 Mini It 8 8034
1000 Leh Val 11 65 55.70
10 florrioburg R 643
600 New Granada
4 Farm & Moo 8k..61
36 13k of Form tote... 6
BOARDS.
3 Rena It
BOARD.
000 City 0.1 oog
00 'Reading 1t...14.28
3 do 2774
200 do cash 10t5.273
BETWEEP
..55.40 I
BECIOND
Ri Penn R
14 Morris Claud p4d..09
33 Rev Meadow IL . 14
2 Minehill 11 . ...60
6000 Allo Co 6s Conet
I r 851rn.40
tfoo City
Iferrieburg It 6477
1 do 65
2 Penn It 40
74 Dk of Porw...lote. 6
000 do new. 97)(
600 City Coup tic— .97)
300 City It to DI
2000 Leh Val It to b 5.70
13 Philade. DaaX.,— 100
23 Girard Bank 11)i
16000 do ..2 days.7o
110 Read Lug 11 21X
, NS--STEADY
()LOSING PRI
Sid. Atka.
U Btategll.4 '68..112 ..
Philo Wo int off..ooX 91
gri.ogx
" New.9lx
Pernaylv 55x.....87 X DO
Reading 11 27X 28
do Rondo '7O, 7.3)i TO
do Dlrt 81 ..
do do 'BO-88% 68X
Penn R 40 40X
Mulls Card um. 41X 42N
Bqhu N Ca 82 67X 88X
Bid. Asked.
Sc N 88 'B2 pref..lBX 18X
, t mot ... 0 10
Woup't & Elm 8.10 103 i
do latmort 7.6 .66 80
do 2dm..44 40
Long Island 10 10j
Vicksburg 7g 8
Girard Bank OX 0 16
Lehigh Zinc..... X 1
Union Canal 2 3
New Oreek X X
Ostawissa R R... 6X ON
ttelltsettre.
Marine 21
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 19, ISIS.
7 121 BUN SETO 4 48
,E. 31
SUN RISES. _
HIGH WATER
EM331111
Bohr Heroine, Champlin, 4 days from Now London, in
ballad to captain.
&M. lidain, Zanee, 1 day from Smyrna, Dol, with
corn to Jae llarratt & Son,
Schr A Manahip, Grace, I. day from Magnolia, Dal,
with corn to Jan Dorratt A. Bon.
Behr Young America, Tuft, 2 days from St George,
Del, with grain to Christian & Curran,
Hein 'Lova, litlyatil, 1 tiny Stosn Newport, Del, with
Hour and corn to Itoboson Lea
CLEARED.
Brig Alfred Exalt, Dandling, Laguayra,V7 (1 Doulton
Btr J 8 Bhriver, Donnie, Baltimore, A Grovel', Jr.
(Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchange.)
LEWES. Dol.. Jan. 17. 8 A 81
The feet which hesbeen detained at the lireekwater
since Wednesday last by unfavorable weather, all went
to sea this morning, leaving the bay and harbor quite
bare of shipping. Nothing In sight bound in. Wind
NNW—weather cool.
WM. M. lIIORMAN
Yours, &o,
4711.11GRA1T..1
(Correapoodence of the Philadelphia Exchange.)
CAPE ISLAND, J*n 18.5 30 P M
No vessels observed passing to or out to-day. Wind
NW—weather very One,
Tours, too.,
TILOS. B. 1113Q111.0.
DT TOLTOTAPII TO TAT PR380.)
Now Yong. Jan 18
The schr Mary Alice, arrived hero, reports that on
the 12th lust, in tat IC, lon 72, saw n schooner sink. A
brig was soon lying by, and doubtless rescued the crew,
es elle eat anti lowoodintoly.
The brig Pacific. of Boston, has boon 'wrecked near
Demerara. The crow were saved, but the vessel le a
total loss.
MEMOILANDA
Steamship America, Wickman, from Liverpool 2,4 lost,
via Hittite; at Boston yesterday
Stemusbip nitwits Sprague, Matthews, hence at Boer.
ton yeaterast.
Steamship City of Richmond, Mitchell, hence at
Richmond ltith Inst.
bhip Juuiota, Wilson, entered to load fur Philadel
phia at Liverpool 20th ult.
Snip Anus Kimball, I.leunell, from Calcutta for Bao
tou, ballad from Mauritius Nov WI, having repaired.
Ship Joshua Bates, blcCalluin, from Now York, ar
rived nt Noug Kong Nov 0.
Ship T W Boars, Jones, for New York, Bailed from
Singapore Nov IS
Ship %fogad, &lift, from Now York July 0, arrived at
Calcutta Nov 13.
Ship Brutus, 8130 P, fur Boston, sailed from Calcutta
Nov 10.
Ship Aboliuo, fall, called from Calcutta Nov 14 for
oaton.
Ship Mobs, Storer, for New York, gaited from Outeut
. k'ov IS.
Ship Joefah llredlee, Ilardlng, sailed from Calcutta
ov 18 for Boston.
Ship Pocahnutas, 'Woodsman, for Boston, sailed from
alcuttatior 24.
Ship Geo Lee, Barstow, from Penang, arrived at Bona
bay Dee I.
Ship 'Whirlwind, Girt, sailed from New York yoster•
day for Melbourne.
Ship Tropic Bird, Youlkos, hence for Barbadoes, WAS
at Demerara Ist inst.
ahlp Boa Berpent, Whitmore, from Bangkok, arrived
t lloug Koug. Nor le.
Ship llossar i Rowland, aallod from Bhtngliiid - Ocf 30
or Noir York.
Ships Resolute, Mackenzia, and Golden Gate, hop.
burn for Now York, sailed from Foo•chow.foo Oct 23.
eldpe Comet, Bum, sailed from Macao Oct 22; Eu
ropa, op) , Robertson, 23d, and John Jay, Wade, 24th—all
for hew York.
Barque 11 Yincentius Van Paulo, De Groot, from Sin
gapore, at New York yesterday.
Barque Maury, Fletcher, from London for Shaughae,
was spoken 234 tilt, Ist 4 0 11,1 on 2128 W.
Barque lola Wylie, Spear, from Palermo, arrived at
Boston 16th lost; before reported for Philadelphia
Barque Nymph, Rice, from Singapore, arrived at Ran
goon Oct 13.
Barque Klober, Crowell, from Calcutta for Boston,
haring repaired at Mauritiuo, sailed Nor 2.
Barque Our Union, Kent, from Smyrna Nor 18, at N
York 17th that.
Brig Ocean gale, Pruißlen, hence fer Demerara, passed
Bertnuda. 7th inst. --
Bchr rico fi Prescott, Gilkey, from Camden, arrived
at Pensacola 4th Inst.
Bohr nobble W Litton, Marta, from Savannah for 800
ton, at New Xerk ITth lost.
sth inst, lat n 23, lon b 3 30, ship "Topsides, from N
Orleans fur Liverpool.
Jan Toth, Wilmot riW 23 miluz, liar ;Wilson, hence
for Dooton.
MARINE BIIBOELLANY
Bahr Mary Alice, Welsh, at New York yesterday from
Ponce Pit, reports: 12th fast, in fat 34 20, lon 72 60,
experienced a terrific hurricane from the southward; for
four hours could show no camas; the vessel going nine
knots under bare poles. At daylight made two Nail
ahead, a beg and a schooner the latter under storm
trysail and reefed foresail, and jibs down, the brig lying
by her; could Nee men moving about the schooner's
deck, but she had no sigma set. After pasting her a
mile, she went down suddculy: the brig condo all sa.l
and stood to the westward; would have run down to her,
but concluded the brig had taken the crew all. The
sehr woo painted black, wad of about 250 tone burthen.
This was la lot 35 29, km 73 60.
Belfast, Leo 21—but in Constitution, from Liverpool
for New York, having been In contact with a large ves
sel elf the isle of Mao on the 21st, and lostibboom,
bob stays, Ac. (The ship Nonpareil, from Liverpool
fur Eavanush, which put back 23d, was no doubt the
vessel in contact with the C.]
Omni Dec 20--Towed in to-day, Osmanli, Irene Dos•
ton, having been willow near MS port. She received
no heavy damage
bhip Menlo, Pitman, from Palormo, arrived at Now
York 15th inst. Paged Ulbrultar Leo 7. Um expe
rienced a succession of southwesterly gales. one of
which occurred on 7th January, whoa in tat 28 ton 57,
at 8 P Ai; it lasted about nine hours, gripping the ship
of all storm =WASS, also a new Inatly topsail close
reefed The furled malnsal blew from the gaskets, and
it was with the greatest difficulty tho remaining sails
could be secured. A large medium clipper ship, with
toes of main topsail, Wag about fire miles to windward at
the time; did not sea her after the gale. Have had un•
usually warm weather, the thermometer ranging about
70 deg, and barometer at 30 deg. Has been west of the
Lanka gum Ist inst.
London, lan I—The passage through the Terrom
Straits, at the northern extremity of Australia, is fast
growing up with coral blonde and reefs, which nuke It
very dangerous, and, few ships attempt It now.
Blip Cambridge, Uopr Chase, from Now York Deo 10
for Mobile, was wrecked on Abaco Dec 14, and became a
total loss, Het crow arrived at Key West on the 27th
ult. In the hr seta Odense, from Gilman, NI!. The C
was an AI ship of 1800 tone register, built at Chelsea,
Maio, In 1858, owned In Boston by T Howe, valued at
60010 $76,000, and supposed insured in Boston.
Singapore, Nov 12—Thu Malviuri Vidal, from Amoy
for New York, put in with loss of manta, having encoun
tered a typhoon in the China Sea.
Manilla, Nov B—The American burp eJuniata, King,
from Calcutta for Son Francine°, put into this port Gth
inst. leaking. Will have to discharge and repair.
YORNIGN PORTS
Verft Ortm—ln port 7th. lost, barque. Rapid, for New
York; echr James .3 Dry fur Now Orleans.
Old let inst, schr Narragansett, New Orleane.
At Pouce, PR, 4th lust, brigs Blies Dudley, Hopkins,
from Wilmington; River Belle, (Br) Holmes, for Now
York; taut°, Banchtner, from Halifax for New York,
dismasted and abarnloued for watt of materials to re
pair; Bea Lark, Banks, from do for Turks Island, sailed
34; echr Mohawk , from Baltimore, Wig cargo.
At Valparaiso Nov 80, ships Fiera, Warm, for Cowes,
chartered at ..{3 20 to take the cargo of guano from the
from the Chinch% Islands; A lit Lariarenco,.
Claypool°, for Callao, about ready; cud others as before
reimmed.
At Panama 22d tilt, ship Humboldt, Ho'mot, from
Balthuure July 3, arr a few dap before, (Unbitten,
for ()blush& Islands,
(Per tteaTskip Araorica, at llost??—Tel!g!apbtt )
.
Arr from Boston Dee 25, 'ship Bilam, at Antwerp.
Arr from N York (no date) Oreenland, at Gloucester.
Off Dungenneas Dec 10, Orpheus, from Now York, (so
reported, probably for Now York, of and from Bremen.)
Are from New York, Dec 31, Rhine, at Gravesend.
Bld for New York. Dec 29, Ileintich, from Douglas, Isle
of Man; 2.010, G II Lamar, (rap t ßunderland; lifargaret
Tyson, from Liverpool; 31,st, Oaltlvator, on; Jan Ist, II
4 41 Bilit° 1 4, do.„;
Art frop, yh4f743iton Dec 24110110 s and lloutiar, at
Charter Oak, (m Liverpool.
i lldrui l iavannah,Dec 32 ,
'ol.:Yfor Jill I, I. Pmuklin, from Liverpool.
Sid for ti Orlkos Le, ;fO, W P 8 crag, from Liverpool;
Peetleis, from Llffece, (from Oowea Iu "copy;") Jan i t
Marshfield, Arsyris, 131 w Ilytunn ' Deurietta, Marcy,
John itu,soll, and Carotin°, from Liverpool.
Are at Gong Kong Nov 2, Daring, - Simonson, San
Francisco wept 16; Bth, John Wade, IVelsh, Amoy.
Sailed Nov 1, Karelia Drothers, Peale, for fibangliaoi
sth, iliodoo Miller, do; 7th, Kitty Alimpson, Drown,
havens; oth, wear, 'wait' s ., tar shAu g hae ; 4th, Pro
maiden Ago, Holmes, do; Oct '2B, Wanderer, ( echr)
Strong, Foo-chow-foe,.
Arr at Shanghse Nov 1, Mary IVhitridge, Ohecsebo..
rough, San Francisco Sept 17; 7th, Storm King, Della
ghau, do Sept 22; Oct 25, Panama, Gave, do nept 17:
27th, Good Dope, Stiller, Singapore.
DOMESTIC PORTS
NEW York, Jan 18 —Arr, steamship Columbia, Berry,
Charleston: ship Resolute, Freeman, Liverpool; barques
Golden Age, Denton Oalvestou; Harman, Orr, Carde. i
uss; TOX&A, Merrill,lifelds; Honduras, Dates, ilehro,,.l
lion; Alentezuma, Monroe, Demerara; Asa' Fish, Wolk,
FM Marks; brigs [white, Davie, Now Orleans; Boa Foote,
Mindy. Messina; cobra Mary Alice, Welch, Ponce, 2E4
TrenoN Davis, Dahlman,
Cide ship Maid of Orleans, Dennis, Now Orlosnei„lear
Btattiode Brand, Matigonle.
Balled, ehipa Mold of Orleans, Dennis, New ()deans;
J E Thayer, Pousland, Ban Promisee
Also sailed, els llockon'ar, Lufkin, Now ° t wang;
Euisell, Conde, Charleston; brig D T Marti It, Preach,
Cardenas.
DENBACCILA-eOld Ist, sOhr Mystio Vuiloy, Collins,
Now °Llama, sad w. below N 0 014 /mat.
2.l.—Arr, taupe Narromissio, Care', Ae pit:04011 brig
Kate Bade son, Lothrop, Havana.
Old, bargee Ciao Ttioulaa, gaud, Jago,.
THE -PRESS.-PHILADELPRIA.. TUgSt)At JANUARY 19, 1858.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
Up to 12 o'clock Last night.
GIRARD HOUSE-.obeatnat street, below Ninth.
Isaac Solomon, Belt a G Francis, Boston
3 W Alnutt, Balt James Sutton, Balt
James Boyce , Balt Brunt Sutton, Balt
A L llasoltine, S 0 T 0 Fite, Nashville
T W Boone, Nashville X S Gardner, Nashville
P 13 Tompkins, N Y T Andsrsou, Nashville
E Prosser - Meld Pittnburgir Mr Beach, Pa ' •
JOS N Ely, N 1 Wm It Urn, N it
FMiller, Readlng D X Hoots, N Y
E M Shaffer, N It 0 Griffith. N Y
Sl3 Wharton, Huntingdon Arthur D Johnson, N Y
F Reed, Mass Henry James & eon, Balt
Chen Belknap, Balt E It Punderson, Balt
War Leo Balt Jae 31 Clark. Cincinnati
Joe J Solomon, Phila P 0 Baker or la, N Y
0 0 Hopper, 111 lire Van Reasoner, Albany
Iron Mr Thayer & in, Bost Mr Austin, Boston
Ed 0 Thayer, Mass W II Stewart, Conn
L Beirose d : la, Phil W 0 Walt, Balt
Joe S Fay Savannah 33 13 Loney, Balt
C el McLain & la. Ind N Jocelyn, N Y
T II Whitnoy, N Y bliss Ann° Clark. Ohio
Jos Perley, N Y Albert Ward, N Y
Miss Ward, N Y Mrs Proal, N Y
L Nichols Boston D 8 Pennell . Boston
II Monk, N Y 31 S Porter, IF S N
Col Jones, Pa A 11 Betide, N Y
A 8 Brown, N Y F K Robinson, NY
Is V Parker, CI V D G Campbell, N Y
T Richardson, N Y 3 II Muddleston, N lt
F Forstmann, N I' Boy J B Colhinur, lid
J D Sanborn, Boston N Chamberlin & da, N Y
II M Low, N Y Jas It Branehja
lire Rosevelt, NY A 0 Morton, N Y
Id 3 Orin, Balt T O Carson, Dalton
norm Cushing, N li
STATES UNlON—Market street, above Slath.
(leo Boyle, Lancaster, _Pa J Youngman, Laneast r
Jno (Jettison, Mita L It Koons, Baltimore
B 8 Burnett, Now London E IteDonald, Pottsville
Martin Smith, Columbia J Corium, Downingtown
IS I) Little, Columbia J W Howard, Louisv'e, Ky
P Dunesy, Ky H McClees & wife, N J
Jno E Wike, Columbia II 11 Griffith, Columbia
J Boyles & la, Pittsburgh W Martin, Albany, N Y
A Anderson, Phila
UNION tiOTEL—Groh ntreot, below Forth.
J Lessey, N J John Carter, Pu
P A Id Reiter, Reading II Battling, Beading
Cl S Blake, N J Dr N Dow, Jr, Phila.
J Gangwor, Pa A Saxton, Easton
P Mason, Pittsburgh J E Troxler, Heading
J 111 Palmer, Council Joe A 11111 Del
Coo W Birdsall, NAY Mrs J . A Birdsall, N Y
S Weida, Beading A I/ Rol:linger, Allentown
J Phillips, Math D II Beecher, Pa
J P Coxel, Reading J . 11 Shaeffer, Pottsville
Ins Sullivan, Phlla
MEROBANTB , JlOTEL—Fourth 'street, below Arch
J Palomar, Jr, halt - .7 Camp, Erie, Ps
Chu Spangler, Pa P M Love Patsburgh
W Maim, Jr, Lowlatown C 0 snow: Phila
Mal L 'Remold, Pa r. Mooney, N 0
Nathaniel West, Pa C Lockhart, Pa
Hen J 8 Post, Pa Wm Lilly, Pa
U A Matthews, Conn G P Noai,, Beaten
J M Wardwell, NY A 1 timelnow, N Y
AMERICAN 110 TEL—Choetnut street, above Fifth.
Saint B Reed. ma Goo Banton, West °beget
K Koch, N Y T J Ilughee, Pottevllle
lira U Brinton, Cheater co 1 , 0 Winton, Delaware co
R llimel, Pa E P Bowen, Dane de Grace
J II Coati ran,Havre de Greco J Colman, Havre do Orace
Henry Eckert, Lancaster co E Y Fineman, Pottsville
A J Kline, Norristown 0 A Tomlinson, Lancaster
W II Erection, N Y Wan II Enka, N Y
NATIONAL ROTBL—ltsce street, above Third.
°Whitney, Morristown, Pa R Thompson, Bucks to
J II Wolfo & son, Erlo,N Y M I! Abbott, Bethlehem
Levi L • ate, Pa 0 0 Bruner, Bethlehem
Ohas A Yohe, Allentown T B Le sonriag, Allentown
W Reiisnyder, Pottsville 113 liondlor, Pottsville
Hoary LI Acker, Pottarille Geo W Morgan, Pottsville
W A Schook, Pa - J Lippincott & la, N J
B B Swan Pa Thos Yeager, Allentown,
Joe Whittaker, Mt Clair P A Chadwick, N Y
D P Burkert, Bahl Haven John Itickson, Pohl Raven
A (1 Burton, &11l Haven Beury Kichner,Schl Raven
8 Thomas, Pottsville Wm Byerly, Schl Raven
BALD EAGLE—Third street, above Callowhlll,
Juba Crawford, Easton J M Kaufmso, Bucks co
Edw Greath, Beading Jos Btopp, Allentown
Ezra Mull, Broutgonr , y co I) C (Rube, Pa
BLACK BEAR ROTEL—Third street, above Oanowt:1111
zattay, Powlertown Thee etouse, Pa
Wm Trexler, Long Swamp T Mao, Long Swamp
Joa It Bornenaan, Pa J Frits, Boyerstown
W Penman, Binoneytown Pool (Mimi, Pottstown
Paul Engle, Beading Jaceb Sloth, Bunineytown
Abraham Achey, Pa lobo W W ater, Pa
BARLEY SHEAF HOTEL—Second stroet. below Vine.
John P Homer, N J 1 W Moulin, Bethany, Pe
11 If Pomo, Ducks on Friend Whitlock, NJ
Y Stnekhouse, Ducks co John Davie, Mr/14011e, Pe
gramma miles, Dertsville
MADISON ROUSE—Becond street. above Market.
Wm 11 Crew Lycoming co John Di , hop, Lycorulog co
E B Lovell, N J 8 /I BmW,, Phila
J I! Dillon, Indiana W J Hedy, Indiana
Henry Grooves, Boston Jacob Londenelager, Pa
BLACK BEAM INN—Fifth and Merchant streets.
inc r, lineman, Bolt IV F Neat, Lancaster co
&towel Creamer, Pa 31 Kogrise, Rending
A L King, Lnncas'er co 11 ll Underwood, Conn
11 A Stout, Pottstown Benj Stratton, Pottstown
S B McCullough, ma (leo It Clark, Pottstown
IlaniWilson Did Miaa Wilson, Md
Robt Lysle, Chester co 1' N !Minion, Pa
.7 P Steele, Pa Bobt Dance, Pa
Edw F Scott, Pa (leo Wilgus, Pa
Seamen's Saying Fund—Office 903 Walnut
greet, one door west of second street. EOOOIY4III de.
posits in noun of One Dollar and upwards, from all
classes of the community, end snows Interest at the rate
of dye per cents per annum.
Office open daily, from 9 until 6 o'clock, and on Mon.
day and Saturday until 9 in the evening. Pi eeldent
Franklin poll; Treasurer and Secretary, ilbarles /8.
Morrie.
For Perfumed Breath, White Teeth, and
Beautiful complexion, use " Bairn of 1.000 Flowers."
For dressing Ladles' hair, use "Woodland Cream, a
now Pomade) , It curls Gentlemen's hair beautifully.
W. P. FEITIDOZ & Co., Proprietors, N. Y,
_Pox sale .T_D. Paterson, arna Chestnut; Bennett
Sims, Twelfth and °Reston; A. w.Durstm, Tao *wive.
nut; T. II Peters & Co., 710 Chestnut; G. G. Evans,
Gift Book-store, 490 Chestnut; 0. S. Ilutbell, 1410
Ohestnu Trench, Richards, & Co., Tenth and Mar
ket; A. B. Taylor, Ninth and Walnut; Pr Morrison,
Seventeenth and Chestnut ; J. W. Mans & Sons,
Eighteenth and Twenty-Second and Market; Edward
Christmann, 702, Olostout; Thomas Lancaster, corner
Eleventh and Walnut. nollay
Specie Payments.—American Life Insurance
and Trust Company, 8. E. corner FOURTII and WAL
NUT Streets. Interest b per cent. Pare all Antos on
demand, In gold and silver. jal3-1w
Baying Fund.—National Safety Trust Cot,
Office, WALNUT Street, S. W. corner of TUIRD.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR BUSINESS DURING THE
SUSPENSION OP SPECIE PAYMENTS BY TIME
BANKS.
1. Deposits received and payments made daily.
2. Current Bank Notes, Checks, and Specie will be
reneived on depoelt.
O. Deposita made in Bank Notes or Cheeke will be
Paid back in Current Bank Notes.
d. Deposits made In Gold or Silver will be paid back
in Coln.
Interest Five Pita Cam per annum. n 025
Cabinet Ware and
UPHOLSTERY,
524 WALNUT ST,
OPPOSITN INDEPENDENGE SWAM
OHO. J. HENKEL'S,
52t WALNUT Streak,
Late of 173 Ohaatout Street.
Good Coffee,
Lovers of Cone cannot realize tho full value of their
favorite beverage without having it made in the Old
Dominion Coffee Pot.
ARTITUR, RURNIIADI, & GILROY,
117 and 119 South TENTH, cot. of George,
dh-em 8010 dianufaeturers.
William C. ;Hefter', 907 Cheataut7Strret t le
selling all kinds or fine Stationery at ono-half the re•
Ovular price. Call on him it once and you will be Italie
lled. Jao-1m
The Greatest Bargains in the World..-Th
subserlher, being about to close his business, offers bia
•eritire stook of superior Reedy-made Clothing. for sale.
All in want of a superior article are invited to give
'bins a gall. Store to let and fixtures for sale. If.
TRAOY, 293 MARKET Strout. del6-2in
Saving rand
OF TIIE AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY,
Z. E. Opasza FOURTH ♦No WALNUT &mom,
Elea always paid In fall on demand,
♦Nn CONTINORD TO DO SO.
INTEREST, FIVE PER CENT.
te2B-Im*
Odtober 15t11. ISWI. by tbo Nev. Denimle T. Sewell,
21r..011 AS. BAXTER. to Alias MARGARET NATT
On Friday morning, nth lust., by R. Lee, total Des.
con la the N. E. Church. S. II COOPER, Eiro.,--to Miss
-EMILY Ij ELLIS, all of Camden Co., N. J.
January. 14th, 1858. by Rey. Mr. Templeton, Mr. JAS.
M. GARDNER, of Philadelphia, to Mine SAR.P.II H.
'SWEET, of Camden, N.J.
At Ulmer Darby, Delaware county, on the 17th lent.,
'CrI.:0110E COLTON', son of James and Margaret Bell,
in the Ilth year of big mge.
The funeral will take place today at l o'clock, P. 51.,
'from Upper Darby. To•prooeed to llonaideon Cemetery•.
At Baltimore, on the 15th inst., Purger FRANCIS B.
,STOCKTON. U. B. N., to the 66th year of hie age•
On the 10th tut , WILLIAM CLEAIENTI3, in the
57th year of hie ago.
On the 16th •not , eters, lingering Mre. MAR
OAKET SCOTT, in the 20th year oh hel ago.
[Er The Carpenters' Company of the City
ANIS COUNTY OF I'SII.I,ADELPHIA beta their ono
hundred •end thirty-fourth (131 th) Anon 11 Meeting, in
their Hall, on Monday, 18th inst., whorl the following
oilicaa a wore elected, viz
President—JOSEPH 3100R11.
Ilea -President—JAMES A CAMPBELL.
T reasurer—JAMES HUTCHINSON.
R. seretary—W. T. FORSYTH.
M.IXACIIMI COMMITTEE.
J.
J. M Ogden,
O. A. Rubloam, 3 yearn
11. J. Watkins,
T. Muster,
rtlnnnns.
Rillgore, 3 yearn. W. Allison, 2years.
S. Raln. I year.
lrrickson,
8 Williamson,
yi. ftelnilrer,
0 L Conrad,
' Ler 'rho First of a berice of Lectures on the
LOSOPIIT OF THE BIBLE, by the Rev. Dr. S.
J'ACOLIS, will be given at sahlsoBl STREET HALL, on
SkIeCTIDAY, the 23d it et., at 73.1 in the evening.
Vieth tickets, to admit a lady and a gentleman, lb ctn.
Yoe the coarse, $l.
1D -----An Adjourned Illeallug of thc Democracy
ea the FIRST WARD will be held et the house of Col.
James McCloskey TENTH and REED Wee', THIS
(Tumsday) MIMING, at 73 o'clock. Punctual at
-tendanco Is requested. By order of
DAVID 'MICKEL, President pro. tom.
JallVlt* THOS. COLLINS, Secrotaty pro. tom.
11:rtmapht andllo;cher.—People's Literary la.
SPITTITE.--Dr. R. If. CLlAPlNlectoreson WEDNES
DAY EVENING, January 20, at CONCIaIT HALL.
Rev. IlEft RYIYARD REEOLIHR lectures on TRURO
DAY SYMING, January 21, at the MUSICAL FUND
HALL.
Doors open at 7 ; LQcturo k before 8 o'clock. Tick
et# 2,5 cents, for solo at thu book•etoree. j418.3t*
la — State Committer.—The members of the
Domocronto State Committee are requested to 'meet at
Duottlee n Itotol, Thrrlsburg, on TUESDA Y, January
19, at 1 o'clock 1...11.
C. R. BUOKALEIV, phalruinn
J. N. ItutoutNeoN.} Becretartue.
liopcts4r)
Especial Notices:s
Alarriance
Eizatbs
Attest: W. T. EORBYTIT, feeretsry
WA-The Celebrated Lecture of Dr. BareW l
on JERUSALEM, JUDEA, and the JEWS, will take
place at Phltadelchis Institute, EIGHTEENTH and
CHESTNUT, on TUESDAY EVENING, January 19.
Those who desire to hear this useful and hastructire
Lecture must procure their tickets soon, as the num
ber is limited. Tickets 26 cents; for sale at idelleas',
Chestnut, west of Ninth; Black's, Eighteenth and
Chestnut and Shinn's, corner or Broad end Spruce.
lalB.2t*
Ea' Semnual of
Candidates The
for admission as Patina ofExamination
the NORMAL
bellOOL will be commenced on MONDAY, February
Bth, at 9 o'clock A. M.
To be admitted, the candidate must be at least fifteen
years of ago, and pass a satisfactory examination to
Orthography, Definition of Words, Reading, English
Grammar, lliatory of the United States, Geography,
Arithmetic, and Penmanship,
The NORMAL SCHOOL Is designed to qualify females
to become Teachers in the Public Schools,• and, previous
to admission, every candidate must tuake an explicit
declaration that her object in entering the School is to
qualify herself to become a Teacher. and that she in
tends to engage in Teaching In the PUBLIC SCHOOLS
OP TILE CITY OF PII.ILADELPIIIA,
By order of the Normal School Oommit'ea.
Jaßl.stuth tferB I'. A. OREGAB, Principal.
S 6 SNYDER LEIDY. JAMES M. LEIDY
TO PASS LEISURE HOURS WITH PROFIT,
GO TO
LEIDY BROTHERS' BUSINESS ACADEMY,
Nos. 148 and 150 SIXTH Street, near RACE. the first
establiehed INSTITUTION in this city for
Imparting exclusively
BUSINESS KNOWLEDGE, viz:
MERCANTILE ARITHMETIC, 'WRITING AND
BOOK-KEEPING.
ACADEMY OPEN DAY AND EVENING.
Especial attention given to
Jal9-8m ORNAMENTAL WRITING.
SEWING AC II INES .-TIIE IM
PROVED DOUBLE-THREADED EMPIRE FAMI
LY SEWING SIACHINES ten be hvl of
J. W. TAGGART & Co.,
corner SIXTH and AllOll Streets.
Notices
pASIE MUTUAL INSURANCE CO3f-
A: PANT, PHILAPHLPIII.I, Jan 11,1858.
The following STATEMENT of the affairs of thin
Company, on the 31st December. 1857, is published in
purausuce of the Charter:
Capital authorized aad subscribed .
Pala in $50,003
Bonds and Mortgages
Oath on hand
Balances duo, viz: Agents: accounts, In
terest, Sc
Dina tecoivable, Preialutus on Open Policlea,
(ea:mold 901 00
_____
RECEIPTS.
Premiums on Fire Risks, amounting to
$1,717,200
•Premiums on Inland Rieke, amounting to
$93,061
Interest
LOSSES, RXPENdES. &a.
Fire Lome eettled $3,151.18, (disputed
14,000,)
Inland Losses
Rent, Advertising, Salaries, and all other
incidentals
Return Premiums, Ro.tuauranco, commix
clous, &c
At the Annual Meeting of the Stockholders, held
this day, the following wera elected Direetera to terse
for the ensuing year:
Geo. W. Day Wee. W. Walton,
Derelay Lippincott, J. K. Vaughan,
D. D. Birney, A. If. Rosenholm,
Jos. It Brost:tank, Chas. Stokes,
Chas Richardson, Henry Lewis, Jr.,
John W. Brennan, DI Stern,
Aud at n Meeting of the Directors, ORO. W. DAY
was unsehuously elected President. THOS. S. MARTIN
Tlee.Presldent, and W. J. BLANCHARD Secretary.
Jsl9.tothaw W. J. BLANCHARD, Secretory.
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH
AMERICA.
MARINE, FIRE, .4ND INLAND TRANSPOR
TATION INSURANCE.
oppiog No 232 WALNUT STEER',
South able oast of Third street.
Tho properties of this Corop•uy are well tavected,
and furnish an available fuLd for the ample Indemnity
of all persona who desire to be protected by 'lnsurance
MARINE ItISK3 taken on Vessels, Freights, and
°argues. . . .
INLAND TRANSPORTATION RISKS on Merchandise
per Rai4 oade, Canal', and Steamboato.
FIRE RI:KS on blerchandiso, Furniture, and Build
ings, in City bud County.
INCORPORATED IN 1701. CAPITAL UOO,OOO,
ALL PAID IN AND SECURELY INVESTED.
TOTAL PROPERTIUS $1007,825.20
PRIRPETLIAL (MARTYR.
DIRVOTOBB.
,
AETIIIIR G Corns, WILLIAX WAILER,
Boweg.. W. JOR6S, Utt.t.tsx E. BOWES,
/ow; A. Da )WX, JAMES N DioxsoN,
SAminn. F. VAIITII, S MORRIE WALE,
CHARLES TAYLOR, JERE MARON,
AMBROSE WRITE, GEORER I. HARRISON,
JOUN It. Nur, Pasnen3 R. Cork,
BARMIER D. WOOD, EDWARD H. TREATER
ARTHUR G. COFFIN, President.
HENRY D. PIIEBRERD, Sueretary. jalp-te
A T TILE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
LPL Stockholders of the DEAYER MEADOW SAIL
ROAD AND COAL COMPANY, held January 18, 1858,
the following named persons were duly elected for the
ensuing year:
President—WlLLlAM W LOSOSTRETII.
DIRECTORS.
Franck R. tVharton, Robert Penreall,
Jacob R. Smith, Thomas Ridgway.
Cherie,. 8. Boket, Joon Godley,
Samuel C. Ford, 7 oseplAl. Mee,
John II Tonne, Waxhington Brown
jalo•lt*
T"EQUAKER CITY INSURANCE
COMPANY.—OIIice 409 WALNUT Street.
P1111...i1)/11•111.i, Jan
.14,1853
STATENIIINT of the business and condition of the
Quaker City Insurance Company for the year ending
December 31st, 1557:
Capital and Surplus $277,655 85
SurplUA, January 1, 1557 $31,571 78
Received for Premiums during
the year 1857 102,807 03
Interest received 11,755 10
Salvage and Reinsurance 8,301 43
LOSSES, EXPENSES, &o.
Losses paid $71,1418 45
Drrtnrode aaa ihml.mo.. - v. 14 • 22 Sa
11e1asursoco and return P e Minna 20,1117 43
Rent, &angina, Taws, Adverti
sing, and 03179 Expenses 11,125 17
MET&
Bonds and Mortgages, Ground
Route, Coupon Lauds, Dank
sod other Btocka $100,C50 00
Negotiable IlDle Receivable 155373 33
Cash In U .nk and Due from Agts. 22,442 52
---$277,685 85
This Company coral rmas to mato Insurances against
FIRE and 51AltIN1if Rinks
OFFICERS.
President-OEOIIOE II HART.
Vlce-Prondent—E. P ROSS
Bocce ary and Treasurer—ll. It. COOO3I.IALL.
Assistant Secretary—S. /I. IIUTLIIIt.
DIRRCTORd
tleorge 11. Hart, E. W. Battey,
1: 1' Ross, Andrew It Clrunbers,
A 0 Caoell, . J 1,. Pomeroy,
Joseph Edwards, Charles I/.
John U. Dale CoKgsltall,
Foster 8. Perkins, Samuel Jones,
It M. Polls,
jalu 11 It COOOBIIALL, Secretary
UNION MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
PANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
13TAT 11211 .NT of the atTaire or the Company, to con
formity with a meridian of Ito Charter.
Premiums undetermined January 1, 1857.. $81,402 91
Du. received during the year ending
January 1,1859 224;261 62
Total amount of Premiums
Earned Prom[ulna during the year ending as
shove on Stavin and Inland Risks 275,3V0 CO
Received for interest and Salvages 33,020 70
Lo6.es, 'Return Proml umN, 1:x poneos, Ile-In
surances paid during Luau pain(' 352,718 96
STATEMENT OF TUE ASSETS OF TOE COIII'ANI.
JASUARY 1,1653.
6,00 Penusylrania State 6's coat $5,955
111 share* Philadelphia. Peak ...... ... ‘• 14,700
7,000 City of Pittsburgh 5 , a .. 5,600
7,000 ,' " Co' " 6,700
14,410 Chosapoako and Delaware Canal
Loan We " 14,610
41,620 Camden and Amboy ti's " 41,713
10,000 Fhlhalelphis County Loan o'. " 16,300
6,000 North Pennsylvanian It. Ronde, O's ,' :1,750
luo shares North Pennsylvania It. 1t..... " 5,000
40 " Delaware Itarlroad Co ' 6 1,000
Sundry Stocks, Steamboat and Transport s .
tion Compan ion, Certificate. of Stock and
Proilta in Mutual Insurance Companies.. 14,040
Estimated present value of the above
DWI on band
•• • • • • • • . ....... . .
Notes receivable fur policies Issued 96 531
Subsoriptlon notes for guaranteo capital 49,500
Due for policies Issued, and unoottled malragoo,
awl other debts due the Company 85,461
Disk Crone.
•
Richard B. Smith, Charles Newbold,
S Destonet, Henry Lewis, Jr.,
Francis Tete, W. 0. Rent.
In it Dodo, Alteart Worrell,
Barone) Grunt, Marten Vezin,
GliarkA Eolith, G. P. houghead,
Hugh Campbell, John S 'Pirelli,
John P. White, Edward I, Clark,
N. A. Smith, George Lewla,
O. W.Ohurehtoan, P. Salomon,
John 11. Irwin, J. P Steiner,
lloilfrey Preytag, It F. Robinson.
RICHARD S. SMITH, President.
JOSEPH OOLLISON, Secretary. Jal4•2w
tiemovals.
REMOVAL.-
WILT.TIILS, CO,,
DRY 4100DS JOBBERS,
HA)11 RINOVID TO TUN
SPLENDID IRON4RONT STORE,
No. 613 MARKET STREET, ABOVE EMU,
PUILADELPIIII,
Where, with their facilities fur accommodating thb
Trade vastly Increased, they feel themselves prepared
to offer luducements to Merchants unsurpassed by
ANY 071100 HSTAIII.IBILURNT IN TRIO COUNTRY.
Jal 0-4 MB-if
EMOVAL.--CRITTENDEN'o PIMA
DELPHIA COMMERCIAL COLLEGE is RE
MOVED to the norttoset corner of SEVENTH and
CHESTNUT Streets.
Tho a hole boilding ii occupied, and fitted up 'n a
style empaising anything of the kind in this country.
Thorough preparation for the counting-house.
Individual inetruction from competent and attentive
Teachers, under the immediate eye of the Principal.
Open day and evening
One of the Best Penmen in the country has charge of
the Writing Department.
Please call and see Specimens and got a Catalogue of
Terme, &o. Jal'3•y
1 , EMOVAL- 0. F A
woET
HAIR CUTTER AND WIG MAKER,
Ilas removed to 1026 WIESTNUT street, four doors be
low ItI.I4VENIII jo2-tr
K
EROSENE OI L , -
DISTILLED FROM COAL
KEROSENE LUSRIOATING OILS.
Thiu Oil Is not only CHEAPER, but SUPERIOR TO
TILE REST SPERM. It will NOT GUN OR CONGEAL
AT A LOW TRAIPERATURE, and it will RUN LoNant.
AND KEEP THE JOURNALS COOLER TIIAN ANY
OTHER. LUBRIDATIND MATERIAL.
irr Maeldulsta and others are requested to call and
examine theta oils at the sole agency,
GEORGIE M. FREEMAN, Agt.,
delo-9m-if No. 110 Walnut street, above Front.
LifAMS, HAMS, HAMS.—Extra new sugal
JP- cured llama, 10 cents pnr lb
011ARLES 13311T11, Grocer,
jalis-et* N. W. Omer lUXTLI and rttiu ono*,
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.-
E. A MA.II.3IIALL Bole Lome.
ITALIAN AND GERMAN OPERA.
Mr. I.ILLBIAN has the honor to announce to the
public of Philadelphia that all arrangements for a
short Opera Season of Ten Nights have been com
pleted, Vie first performance will take place on FRI
DAY, January 214 when will ho given ROXRILIPS cele
brated opera of
THE BARBER OF SEVILLA
MADAME ANNA DR LAGRANGE
Will make her first appearance these two years in her
celebrated role of
ROSINA.
Sig. Classier as Figaro.
Pig Labocetta ae Almaylva.
Sig Ardavani se Basilic.
Sig. Rocco as Bartolo.
Madame Lagrange wit sing during the music ]caeca
the Hunger an Variations, and at the end of the Opera
the celebrated Lagrange Polka.
On SATURDAY, first appearance in Opera of
MADAME D'ANGRI IT Branum.
On MONDAY, first and only night of
RIOOLETTO.
Qo which occasion the favorite tenor, Sig. Bignard',
wilrmake his first appearance in Philadelphia.
THE SALE OF SEATS
For the Barber o* Sevilla will commence on Wednee •
day. No extra eharo for securing seats in advance.
TO THE PUBLIC.
No Opera wilt be repeated. Ths Repertoire includes
Mx revivals, In addition to which
TWO NEW OPERAS,
not yet given in New York, will be produced for the first
tines iu Philadelphia.
TWO FAVORITE OPERAS
Will be git en on Matinees.
THE SCALE OF PRIOE3
will be the name an in New York, which has enabled the
manager to bring his season to a brilliant close, notwith
Mantling the late tiranelal revulsion
Whiint the regular prices of admission will remain
ONE DOLLAR, hicluillig a Check for a Reserved Seat,
sei eral will be given at aau form price of Fifty Cents
to all parts of the Academy, suit on a few extra°,
divary occasions, which will be duly sunouncid, there
will be anode rate e tins charge for becuring Seats to ad
va .co, as customary in all Opera liquaes of the New
and Old Worlds.
The prices of admission to the Family Cire'e and Am
phitheatre will invariably be Filly ti ,d Tweritpare
Cents.
NOTICE —No ordera can positively be received in ad
vauce for Berate. *LIDA('
sioo,ooo 00
VIkfIIEATLEY's ARCH ST. THEATRE
Y Y —SOLE LESSEE W. WHEATLEY
TUESDAY EVI:NIN(1, January 'nth, 108.
Will be performed the new Drama, in a Prologde and
deo acts, entitled
FRAUD AND ITS VICTIMS; or, THE POIM OP PIII-
Tamen Seaborne, Me .t L Davenport; Harry Holdlest,
Mr Wheatley; Count do Valmont, Mr Dolman; Agtled
Seaborne, Mrs E L Davenport; Julia Huggieetone, Mies
Emma Taylor,
Previous to which will ho performed the laughable
Comedietta entitled
Boaax or PRIM —Loxes, 25 cents; &mei Beats,
33 cents ; Orchestra Maas, 50 cents; Seats In Private
Boxes, 75 cents; Gallery, 13 canto; Gallery for Colored
Persons, 25 cents; Private Box in Gallery for Colored
Persons, 38 cents
Box Oleo open front 10 A. 51, until 3P. M. Doors
will open at 0A o'clock; performance to commence at
7, precisely.
NATIONAL THEATRE, WALNUT ST.
NEAR EIGHTH.
LESSEE WESLEY BARMORE
ASSISTANT MANAGER R. JOHNSTON.
STAGE DIRECTOR MR J. D. ADDIS.
TUESDAY EVENING. January 11th, 1858,
The performance will commence with the Great Local
Drente entitled
TILE mut OF NEW YORK
Paul Fairweather
Livingston
Badger
Alida
Lucy Fairweather.
Petnes or Anunislon-25 Dente Co Pint Tier; 15
Conte to Second Tier.
Dome open at SX o'clock. Performance to com
mence at 73,f o'clock.
SANFORIP B OPERA HOUSE—
ELEVENTH Street, above Chestnut,
ETHIOPIAN PERFORMANCES THIS EVENING.
Ethiopian Life Illustrated by Sanford's Troupe of
To conclude with
SEVEN AGES OF 'WOMAN
BUrlesqued in character by DAN GARDNER, who will
personate Ten Distinct Characters.
Doors open at 7 o'clock—to commence at bait-part
seven.
Admittance 25 cents,
ORATORIO OF ELIJAH.—
The great work of MENDEI.SSOHN'S will be
performed. for the fire: time in Phrladelyhi r, by the
lIARMOSIA 6ACRED MUSIC SOCILTY,
At their First Concert of the xekson, on MONDAY
Evening, January 25th, at CONCERT MALL.
Subeeriptions Tint IK DOLLAIIB each. May be mode at
Dock dt Lawtou'e, Loa er, Walker's, and U Andra'a,
Chestnut street, where lists may be found for Signa
tures. janll-7t
E LEVENTH ANNUAL BALL
OV 000
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FRENCH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY,
Tho committee respectfully announce that their AN
NUAL BALL for the relief of their indigent country
men, will take place at the MUSICAL FUND GALL, ou
WEDNESDAY EVENING, January 20th, MISS.
The tickets, admitting a gentleman and two Indies, $2.
Every effort has been [undo by the teenagers to render
this popular fete superior to any heretofore git en, and
they look confidently for a continuance of the patronage
of the friends of this benevolent institution.
Thu Uermaula Band Lae been engaged for the occasion
Floor Manager, RILES MARTIN.
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S. Destout, AI. Bouvier, A. D.
Durand
E. Durand, P. S. Duval, Paul Pohl,
E. Itotiv,l, 11. A. 'lntent, W. Pelletier,
A. Lafore, DI. V. Olry, J. B. Chainprony,
A. Anlley, Jules Flot, E. Frallferllot,
11. Perdricaur, IL. Tire!, Jules Maitin.
Tickets way be procured of SI. E. BOUSSELL, 44
PRUNE Street, and of Mr. E. DURAND, Treasurer,
718 CHESTNUT Street. jay tuths 2wAiltJa 20
IMMO
WANTED—A PARTNER, with a capi
to of from ten to fifteen thouneddollars, In an
old established Steam San, !Lill and Lumbering bust.
11.•• 040 1).04,41.51.1nne, and at the junction
of tho Philadelphia and Baltimore markets. For full
p•rtieu tars, address D. It E., 80x135 Philtdelplatt Post
Office. jal94t*
136,830 oil
BOARD WANTED.—Atamily consisting
or a gentleman and wife, infant, and nurse, desire
for the winter, in a pleasant central location, three
rooms, viz : parlor and two bed-rooms, well furnished,
with private WAD.
A private huollyirith such tooTer will please address
(ststinir terms, %Lich must be moderate, alld all parti
culars) A. W. W. La Pierre House. jal.B-31,*
WHITING IVANTED.—A person wants
a set of Books, Copying, or any kind of Writins,
to do of evenings. Charges moderato, Address BOOK
KEEPER, southwest corner FOURTH. and ARCH
streets. j316-a*
GENTS WANTED.—Five to Ten Dol
-Ix. !ars per day can be easily Inuits. Call on A.
BLACK, at Jacob Leman'. Burro] Horse Hotel, West
King street, Lancaster, Pa. 4e15-tf
WANTED, FOR TIM UNITED STATES
UAVALltY—Able•bolied, unmarried men, to
whore will be given good pay, hoard, clothing, and
medical attendance. ray from $l2 to V. 7.4 per month.
No man having a wife or child will be accepted. Apply
for MOUNTED BBIIVION, at No. 817 hlAltlirr street
above Eighth, north aide. .
WILLIAM D. ROYALL,
lit Lieut. 2 L Regt. of Cavalry,
oat Recruiting 00Acter
TO RENT-A FURNISHED SLEEPING
ROOM for a Gentleman, 11316 CHANCELLOR
Street, below Walnut.
308,010 00
A LARGE AND VALUABLE WHARF
PROPERTY ON TILE DI:LKWARE, in the
Mghteantli Ward, for rent. Possession goon on the
first of April neat. Apply to
SAMUEL II (TRICE,
3.11-th a.tutf 114 WALNUT street.
1110 BE LET.—THE NEW STORE and
L 'DWELLING HMS, No. 1229 LOCUST Street.
One of the most eligible locutions in the city. Apply
to JOON SAMUEL,
jaLL6t 204 South FIFTH Street.
J)ESIRABLE OFFICES at 620 WALNUT
at., opposite the State House; one or the boat
bustness locations in Philadelphia, with heat, light,
and all modern conveniences. Apply on the premises,
Room No. 8. to (I. W. J. BALL, Agent. no2d
'EWE MECHANICAL BAKERY.—On and
1. after YLIIS DAY, the 11th lust, tho BREAD trout
thas establiQweent, and DREAD TICKETS, will be fur
sale at tho following Depots :
At the DEPOT, corner BROAD sad VINE Streets,
CALEB CLOTIII ova, 115 North FIFTH Street
JACOB V. BECK'S, FOURTH, above Callowhill.
HENRY E. WILKINSON'S, cor.FIFTR and COATES
R O. GILBERT'S, corner COATES and FRANKLIN.
J. GRAVENFTI NE'S, cor. TWELFTH and WALLACE
S. PA NCOAST'S, corner NINTH and CALLOWRILL.
J A. FOSTERS, 024 ARGIL etreot.
O. YOUNG, 1100 LOMBARD Street.
D. KNIGHT, BROAD, 'below Walnut.
W. W hl ATHE t%B, car. ELEVENTH and LOCUST
J. C. HORNER, ear. FIFTH and SPRUCE
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Other Depots will bo announced from day to day, as
arrangementa are completed.
Yernens wiihing Broad delivered at their dwellings
u ill please register their macs at the Depots, where
book.' aro provided for that purpose
As soon as a sufficient number to establish routes are
obtained, ouch delivery will be begun. Ticket,' of two
kinds, oue for the nee of those who wish their Bread de
livered at their dwellings, awl one for the use of those
who prefer to towel for It to the Depots, will ho provided
and for sale at the Depots The Carriers will be In
structed to deliver broad for Carriers' tickets."
Pricu FIVE, Cents a LW.
Price of Depot tfclretA" FIVE Cents each.
ice of "Corr ere Lekets," FIVE-AND-A-HALF
Conte each.
CiERMON's PHOTOGRAPH ROOMS,
Nil corner S.EVENTII and CHESTNUT streoln —All
the various styles of portraiture known In the Photo
graphic art are produced at this establishment. A now
style of portrait Just intro luced, surpassing the finest
miniature 00 ivory, excelling all others In point of like
ucaa delicacy of coloring, with a moat wonderful
ntordoscopic elfect. The public are invited to toll and
examine this new ntylo of miniature. US
CIUM CAMPHOR,
l-A Coriander Seed, Crtuthnridee
Rad Ithel, klauna, small Sake,
Alex Senna, Roy Rum,
Jamaica flinger Root, Cardamom Seed.
Window Glass! Window. Glass! Sheets & Duffy's
make ; superior to any In the market. 'Wo are now
recelvinii two-thirds of the Glains !code at these works
Any 01 the above articles sold in quantities to suit
the purchaser. Smut your orders to
ZEIGLER k SMITH,
Wholeidtle Druggists,
jals S W. corner SECOND and GREEN Sts
riga BEST COUGII SYRUP IN THE
woRLD L. -PREPARED BY A CHEMIST.
HARTSHORNE'S PEC TO RAI: SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY
Is admitted by the thousands who have used It to be
the bestpreparation in use for COL'OHS, from a cold
or a CONSUMPTIVE 00U011, ASTHMA, BRON
CHITIS, CATARRH, or any Lung Affection. It is
also a great remedy for Hoarseness, and alloys all Ins
domination of the Lunge or Throat. Bottled 25, 60
cents, and $l, Sold by
It. 11. Si 0. 11. JENKINS,
Corner WALNUT and SECOND Streetd, and
jal6-if No. 6 North NINTH Street.
CAVING FUND.--UNITED STATES
TRUST COMPANY, corner of TILTED and WIEST.
NUT Streets.
Large and small same received, and paid back on de.
mond, without notice, with FIVE PER ObINT
EBT from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal.
Mae hourn, front 0 until 6 o'clock every day, and on
MONDAY EVENINGS from 7 until 9 o'clock.
DRAFTS for sale on England, Ireland, and Scotland,
from I.lupwarde.
President—STEPHEN R ORAWFOED.
Treasurer—PLlNY FISH.
Taller—JAMES 11. iruriTEn. ae174711
WILLIAM lIENRY .MORE, F URNISII
IRO UNDERTAKER, No. 1415 AROII Street
west of Broad, lett of 505 AROI.I. Street.
Lola COW &brazil on land, jal Om
r itmttormento
LA1)111 - 1;il I A
GtRATVB YOUNG MAN
Mrs Proctor
Mr RJohuston
...Mr. Dermot°
Mrs. Ouratioghatn.
EMI=
To conclude with
TEE BAILOR OF FRANCE
COIISIITTSE O' ARRANCIEXFNTS
itants
for salc nub To frt.
0. MAODANIEL, Superintewlent
gialts bu auction.
BSCOTT, Jr., AUCTIONEER, (succea-
Jur. ser to WOLBERT k SCOTT,) 01 CHESTNUT St.,
oppente the Oustom House, between Fourth and Firth
Stmts.
SALE AT STORE 431 CHESTNUT STREET.
On Wednesday Horning.
Commencing at 10X o'clock, will be sold, by cata
logue, a general aster , went of furs, in sets, for ladles'
And gent's wear, gent's fur gloves,fur collars, &c.
Also, 25 large sine carriage and sleigh robes.
Also, a large and general assortment of staple and
fancy goods.
Also, embroideries and millinery goods, linen hand
kerchiefs, Au.
Also, a general variety of superior Germantown knit
goods, such as mon , s wool c,reforts, wcol shawls, wool
hoods, wool scarfs, lamb's wool and merino shirts sad
drawers,wool Jackets, Ac.
The hole may be examined with catalogues early
on the morning of sale
kANUEL NATHANS, AUCTIONEER,
and MONEY LOAN °BETON, No. 112 Boutk
TRIED Street , below Walnut, opposite Pear et., only
eight doors below the Exchange.
Hours of imminent from I o'ctioek, A. if ~ AMU 10
o'clock in the evening.
Out-door sales, and sale. at the Auction House, at.
tended upon the moot estialhetou terms.
CAPITAL 0200 000.
Established/sr as test Thirty Tram
Advances made from one dollar to thousands on Dia
monde, Biller Plate, Watches, Jewelry, Hardware, Mir
chandise, Clothing , Furniture, Bedding, Cigars Musical
Instruments, Guns, Hones, o,,,nisim, and oei of
every description.
Ati gooda oan main say length of time spew
upon.
All &blames, from one hundred dollars and upwards
will be sharged 2 per cent. per month i lbw end (Km
the lowest market rate.
This Storo House having a depth of 120 feet, hu large
fire and thief-proof vaults to atone all valuables, and pri
vete watchmen for the promisee; also, a heavy loan
ranee effected for the benefit of all persons haring goods
advanced upon
N. B.—On account of haring an unlimited capital.
We office to prepared to make &dunces On more eatie:
factory and aocummoesting terms than any other In
Vale city.
Money loieettoott to the poor, In jmell arammte, with
out any charge.
AT PRIVATE semi
Gold Patent Lever and other Watches, Jewelry, and
Clothing will be sold at reduced prices. sal-11
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Orn (51:tabo.
1.-IPECIAL
AN IMMENSE STOCK OF WHITE GOODS.
TUORNLEY & CHIS3I
Would call special attention to their present stock of
LINENS AND 31IISLINS
Embracing every variety of make and width, at prices
exactly to suit the times.
4-4 Irish Linens, of our own importation, warranted
pure flax, from 31 cents to $1.26 per yard.
Table Linen., by the yard and in the cloth, of various
nines, patterns, and price'.
Napkins, Towels, DOyiles, Diapers, Crashes, &e , ke.
Lathes' and gentlemen's Linen Handkerchiefs, in every
gnat i ty.
SIIISTING, SHEETING, AND PILLOW MUSLIM,.
Wamscitta, Neer York Stilts Muslin, Ac.
9-8, 3.4, 64 8 4, 10.4, and 12-4 Bleached and Un.
bleached Muslim,
White Brilliantes, white Manville., white Dimity, Ac.
Woven Shirt Fronts, machine stitched do, in every pat
tern and price.
Jaconet, Cambric, Swiss, Nansook, Mgll and other
If win a a .
Embroidered Cottons, Sleeves, Infants' Waist Bands,
Ac., &a.
With a very large stock of general Dry Goods, bought
cheap for cub, and to be cold cheap at
TIIORNLZY & CHISM'S.
N. E. ear.SIGUTTI and SPRING GARDEN.
jalB NO SECOND DEICE.
SPRING GOODS-1838.
PRINTS
A. & W. SPRAGUE'S, in large a•Fortment, or superior
styles sod quality; alga, Robert Rennie% Rockingham
Co.'s, cod other makes.
BLEACHED AND BROWN COTTONS
Lonadale, Itope, Blackstone, York Premium , Gam
ma, Carr's 'Riser, Central, Willimantic, Johnston, Gro
ton, V I rginis Family, Mechanics' and Farmers', Warren
A &c.
Also, Slaters and Shepard's Canton Flannels; Brown
and Bleached ; Jewett City Dentine ; Irene Tick
ings •'
Alabama, Carolina, and Keystone Stripes; Lone
dale Nankeens and Silesian; Corsat Jeans; Cambrics;
Checks; Pantaloon Staffs, &c. &c.
WOOLLEN GOODS
Greenfield and Terry's Black Doeskin Casshueres
Olenham and Ponteroy's Cotton Warp Cloths; Steen&
Union Csasimeree, printed and plain, in great variety ;
Mtnot, 'Mineral Spring and other desirable styles of Ba
tinetts. Also a good assortment of Black and Allied
Casehneres t Kentucky Jeaus;and Plaid Lineeys.
FOR BALL ET Tin PICCEGN. A LIBICREL DISOOMIT
FADE FOR WHORE EAFIR
WELLING, COFFIN & CO.,
u CHESTNUT Street
BROWN DONNA MARIAS.--Jast re
ceived, a lut of superior quality Donna Maxim,
for rolls. Blf ARPLESS BROTHERS,
.413 CHESTNUT and EIGHTH Streets.
! QUIDTING AND SHEETING MUSLINS.
SUARPLESS BROT.R.Eni keep constantly on
band
COTTON SlllRTlNGS—Wilthunaville, Arlwright,
Alms, New York Mlle, Wamautta, Bates, Utica,
Sharidese
811ESTINGS--Utica, Harris, Bartlett, Ellerton, Al
lendale, 800 Hive.
jal2 CHESTNUT and EIGHTH Streets.
mugaiDNE
S. OF ALL WIDTHS AND
CURWEN STODDART & BROTHER
Have now open a large stock of
BLEACHED AND BROWN SUEETINGB AND
SUIRTINGS,
Comprising all the most deeirable makes, which are
sold at the very lowest prices, by the piece or yard.
Nos. 450, 452, and 4.54
jel2 NORTH SECOND STREET, ABOVE WILLOW.
BLACK VElLS.—Black: French Volts,
rich styles.
Also, Mode, Crape, and Brune Veils.
For sale by SRARPLESS BROTISEII9,
ja9 CHESTNUT and EIGHTH streets.
CHEAP CLOAKS.—We have now a
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
of low-orteod Cloaks for LA , Nes, lamas, and Children
mute of
BLACK AND GRAY CLOTHS
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The prices range from $1.75 to $5, and the workman
ship, material, style, lac., are believed to be euperlor
to the generality.
Also, finer Oloake, many of which are
Ellen REDUCED,
TO INSURE SPEEDY bA.L£B.
Scarlet-Centre Drocho Long shawls.
Greens, Whites, two-faced, Ac at $9.
Heavy Black Thibet Long Shawls,
French Blanket and Day State Shawle.
Aliases' and Chlidren's Shawls.
COOPER & CONARD.
fat S. E. car. NINTH and nrAtaxxr.
CLOAKS. -
CHEAP AND ELEGANT CLOAKS
The lergeet and handsomest stock of
VELVET AND CLOTH CLOAKS
In the City,
AT SEDUM PRICES, AT
GEO. FRYER'S.
No.olB CHESTNUT STREET. d -
WOAD CLOTHS,
CASHMERES,
BATTINETS,
TISTINGS,
Boys' wear generally,
Ana Clothe For Ladle* . Ciaska.
Vrom tbe late Auction Sales, at
REDUCED PRICES,
CURNTEN STODDART & BROTHER,
450, 452, and 454 North SECOND Street,
de3o aboTo WILLOW-
L A DIE S ' DRESS TRIMMINGS,
AND KNITTING ZEPHYRS.
NEW GOODS OPENED DAILY.,
J. O. MAXWELL dr. SON.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STORMS,
1026 CHESTNUT Street, four doors below Eltrionth
And 318 8. SECOND M., below Sprier...
PACTORIES.—Nos. 91 and 97 GEORRE Et,
Tenth, and SECOND Street, near Unton.
Ont ere made at a. few boars' notice. 5tr174621f
Political
CITY COMMISSIONER—
JAmns 31'GAILEY,
71710 WARD
Subject to Democratic rules.
F OR RECEIVER OF TAXES,
W3I. GOODWIN,
TICELPTII WARD
BubJect to Democratic Dulea.
CITY CONTROLLER,
WILLIAM CURTIS,
TRORTRatiTR WARD.
Subject to Democratic rule.. Jal-tr
CITY
COMMISSIONER,
cIIARLzs M. D. AMITII,
rigor wisp.
Subject to Democratic rules de3l.dtntg
FOR
REGISTER OF WILLS
WM. UANOOOKS,
Twet.rra WARD,
d2-3m* Subject to Democratic Buhl.
.FOR SHERIFF -
ALDEII3I%ti GEORGE ITOORE,
POITITH WARD
Subject to Democratic Rules.
F OR SHERIFF
JAMES G. GIBSON.
TWRYTT-SZCOND WARD.
Subject to Doutocrstic Mos. uo6-Ben*
entiletnat's SutniOing toobe.
PINE SHIRTS, made to otder, and war
ranted, of elegant material and superior work
rostra, ip Also, Dress Stocks and eatlemrn's Wrap.
pors, at the Pretuluna Store Of W. W. KNIGHT, 612
ARCH Street, above Sixth. rice2l-y
WRAPPERS 1 WRAPPERS! WRAP
PERS '—A very large and elegant assortment at
reduced prices. Also, heavy under-clothing of all de
scriptions, for gentlemen's wear, at W. W. IiNIGIIT'S,
612,AR011 Street, above Sixth. n021..y
WINCHESTER & SCOTT, GENTLE
MEN'S FURNISHING STORE, and PATENT
SHOULDER SEAM SHIRT MANUFACTORY, No. 788
CHESTNUT Strout, above Seventh etreot, Philadelphia.
Tho attention of Southern and Western Merchants, and
Strangers, in particularly invited to this Improved cut of
Shirts, the most perfect fitting article made. At what's.
sale and retail, and made to order.
3nnaranre Contpanics
CIIRARD FIRE AND MARINE IliSUß
‘fi ANOE COMPANY, EUrLADELPEUA—OIIioe, No.
$O2 WALNUT street, west of THIRD.
FIRM RUNE ONLY TAKEN."
Many:as.
Joel Jones, Geo. W. Wooloran',
Wm M. Swain, M. N. Burroughs,
John An.,pach, Jr.. Thos. Craven,
Joseph Klapp DI. D., A 13. (1.11011,
John McClure, Jer Walker,
J.ll Hughes, C D. Shoemaker,
W. S. Boyd, 11. R. Coggshull,
Wm. O. Badman John W. Claghorn,
Francis Peters.
Ron. JuEl. JONES, President.
A. E. GILLETT, Vice President.
Jen. 9 MoMou.or, Secretary and Treasurer
SW L. ALTORD, Assistant Secretary. jal-31rol1
LIARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL - THE
Al GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR!
•
This article is the greatest discovery in Chemical on
Medical Science (or the rapid Cure of RIIEUALATISM,
NEURALGIA, TOOTH-A(2IIE, EAR-ACHE, SORE
THROAT, STIFF NECK, or Pain in the LIMBS, SIDII,
BACK, or any part of the bsaly.
It is also an excellent preparation for Dyspepsia and
Indigestion, which anises Gam a weak atornach or
bowel Tkoueands of persons wbo knee used LIAM'S
HORNE'S CURE-ALL have been astonished at its
wonderful power In removing any pain from the system.
Bottles 7.5, 50 Mite, and 51, to he had of
R U.& C. U. JENKINS,
Corner SECOND and WALNUT Street. and
No 0 North NINTH :Street.
N B. If you have a Cough, use Ilartakornehl P ente
ral Syrup. jals.if
VERY SUPERIOR NO. 40 TWO-THREAD
r u.LINek TWINE, just received and for sale by
WEAVER, EITLER tr. CO.,
ja2.tt No. 23 N. WATER Bt. and 22x. WEAAVEB.
sake bp 9.ustion.
T.H..°1 31 39 and 2c 1.11 31 3 3 0% 101711111 mum,
voruisrly Nos. 67 azut
CARD.—Cataloguei of the Stooks, Looms, be s to b
sold this evening, may be had et the AnotJon Stolle.
REAL .ILSTATB, STOCEII,&e.
Public Sales at the Philadelphia Exchange every
Tuesday Evening.
Handbills of each property Issued sanately, la
addition to which we publish on the Satury previoaa
to each sale one thousand catalogues In pamphlet form,
giving full descriptions of all the property to be aoid on
the folloMT i a r eed u il.
v
STORE every Thursday morning.
BALES AT THE AMMON
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE BALI.
IT?' We have a large amount of Real Mate at Pot.
rate Elitle, including every description of City and
country pr to o m perty. Printed Lick may be had at the
A
PILIVATE ULM MISTER.
Irr Real Fatale entered on our Private Bale 136•
ester, end advertised occasionally in our Pottle Ws
Abstracts, (of which 1,000 copies are printed weakly,)
free of charge
PEREMPTORY SALE.—STIPEESOB TAB 11.--Our
sale 18th February will include a large and surdor
farm, about 184 acres, with fine improvements, Bucks
county, Pa. Full particulars ready in. handbills.
!17 Sale absolute, without reeerre or limitation.
STOCKS, LOAM, &c.
Thbi Evening,
19th inst., at the Philadelphia draluurge, for amount
Of whom it may concern :
designees Sale.—Shareln the MercsatileLibrazy Com
pany ; share in the Philadelphia Atheneum; one share
in the Philadelphia and Savannah Steamship Company;
6 shares Philadelphia Steam 'Pug Company-46 per share
Pala.
Also, 616 shares stock in the Philadelphia Steam-
Pump and Towing Company, (steam tug Amerlos,l
par value $B.lO, and all paid; dividend last year SI
per cent.
22 shares Equitable Mutual reams:ace Company,
615.26 per share; paid $381.28.
Also, without reserve, 3 alum Philadelphia Atha.
meant.
Also, 4 fret mortgage bonds, $l,OOO each, T per cent.,
Allegheny Valley Railroad Company.
The two last of Ere instalments for 6499.26 (the three
first haying been paid at maturity), doe by the Church
of Bt. Alionans, at the corm r of Tonxth arid Reed tits.,
and secured by lien 61.1 against the said Church, ale:
One inatalment for 2499.25, withyears in
terest doe October 27, 1858 6589 25
The one i nstalment for s isro.n, with 3 years
interest, dos October 21,1855 619 25
irr The above is the property of a concerti wko have
dissolved partnership, and wish to close their old ball
nem.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE, FETH JANUARY.
retate of Frederick Pfeil, decusailed.—T
brick dwelling, brick 'Laughter how., and IVUlmt
Ninth street, north of Reed, street.
110DERN DWELLING.—Tha modern three.story
brick dwelling, No. 2032 Thee street, west at Twen
tieth street.
LOT, THEME YRONTB.—The rale:abbe Sot and 8n
malt brick beildings, 8. B. corner Catherine wrtwet,
Lebenan street, and Moore street, between Ninth Awl
Teeth streets.
DIODERN RESIDENCE.—The headmen mmidesee,
with back-buildlog, replete with all :modern emend
encee, northwest comer Eighth sad Lombard stmts.
BRICK STABLE AND OARPENTRB. SHOP..—Two
story brick stable Robertson street, tooth of Pelotas, be
tween Seventh and Franklin streets. Twosatory brink
ca•penter shop adjoining. They will be sold asperataly.
VALUABLE LOT.—Valuable lot southeast side of
Brown street, north of Huntingdon West.
140 ACRES OF LAND, borough of Laporte, Barn
ran county, Pa.
Also, 5 lots at Laporte.
PEREMPTORY SALE—TWO GROUND HMIS—
One of EPA and one of $3O per annum.
125 shares New York and Middle Coal Ileld Railroad
sad Coal Company.
ORPHANS' COURT BALE—peaRHARy
Estate of Philip Cabe, Deceased.
TWO LOTS.—One on the Chestnut Hill Railroad sad
Wilson street, Twenty-second ward, and the other as
Fillmore greet. Twenty-third ward (late Yrankford).
PEREMPTORY SALE — . VALUABLE LOT, RIT
TENHOUSE SQUARE.—The valuable lot, southeast
corner Eighteenth end Rittenhouse streets, below Lo
cust street. nearly oppoaite fUttenhouge Equate, t 3 feet
on Eighteenth street, 113 feet on Rittenhouse streak
Bale absolute.
COUNTRY SRAT.-62 acres arid 31 perehat, tsar
Sprit. Held, Delaware county, Pa.
VALUABLE LOT—Washington and Clem streets.
Germantown.
Bale Nos. 130 and 141 Son* Fourth stmt.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE MIRRORIL, PIANO
FORTES, BRlJk‘nL3 CARPETS, kn.
Oa Thursday Morning,
At 10 o'clock, at the loction store, an extend»
assortment of second-Band furuitnte,Fano-fortss, Bras.
eels carpets, Au.
Sale at No 624 Locust street.
11.itNOSOME FURNITURE, PIER HUMORS, PIANO,
TAPESTRY CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, Ica.
On Tuesday liming,
26th instant, at 10 o'clock, by estalogate, at No. ON
South Washington Square, the entire household far
ulture, piano forte. tapestry carpets, oil clothe, thin
and glassware, flue tuattreises, feather beds, &e., &e.;
also, the kitchen furniture, cooking stors, refrigerator,
tte.
117 may be examined at B o'clock on the meaning of
sale, with catalogue..
AT PRITATX PALS.
Inane lo the Academy of Meade • Point Breese Park;
Philadelphia and birrialltileLitnafes ; A.thimesam, /Le,
" FARLEY" AT PRIVATi BALE,
The elegant country seat and farm, known u " ler•
ley," late the resideuee at Diehard Palma, deceased
formerly of Dr. Phlppen, Is offered at private pls. tall
deeeriptious may be had at the auction roma.
F URNESS, BRINLEY, k CO.
Noe. ZU ea =4 SWUM Street p 1.7
BY ALFRED M. HERKNESS,
PRIDADDIRAJA HORSE AND DARRIAGR
BAZAAR, southeast corner of Ninth and Georg*Sic.
between Chestnut and Walnut streets. -
Mr Wee of horses, carriages, and harness, held
regularly every SATURDAY motNRIG, througunt
the year, commenting at 10 o'clock.
fry' The largest collection of new and second-Imnd
carriages, harness, rarldlea, de., in the city, may be
aeon at this establishment for private We.
pr - • Carriages received on storage.
uorr- Ont-door vales attended to on reasonable term.
HORSES, VEHICLES, AND HARNESS.
On Batnnity Morning,
At 10 o'clock, nt the Bazaar, will be pat, Rona,
vehicles, and bunts..
JAMES A. FREEMAN, AUCTIONEER,
NO. 4..0 WALNUT STREIT "Aar. TOLSTU.
OAILD—SALE OT HOUSEHOLD TUBMTTURI—TUJES-
. .
j]J We beg leave to inform the public that we hold
oar regular weekly Isles of Furniture every Tuesday, at
oar SPACIOUS SALES ROOM, NO. 422 WALNUT
STREET, where every possible *Houton is given to ob
tain the highest prices for the goods of the.. who may
favor as with consignments Families hating porticos of
their furniture to dispose of, or those declining house
keeping and not wishing sales at their own d
can have their furniture CAREFULLY 113010 . 7rn
OUR SALES IME, WHERE THEY WILL BILLItH
BETTER PRICES FOR THEIR TURNITURR THAN
THEY CAN OBTAIN PROlf ANY OF THE YUltbil.
TURE DEALERS OR ANY OTHRHAUOTION STORE
IN THE CITY.
113- Persons favoring us with ocmhparsants an rest
enured that their property will not be sierifleed.
117 COMMLISIOWI more moderate than those clanged
by any other Auction HOLM is the city.
Coniigumenta respectfully whetted.Mr Sales laid immediately after the goods are sal&
REAL ESTATE SALE, 27TH JANUARY.
This age at the F.ichauge. on Wednesday evening,
11th January. ISM, at 1 o'clock, will taphole—
orphans Court Sale,rEstate of Remy Emili', (the
elder, deed.
TWO-STORY BRICK 1101.15 E AND LOT, VERSON
grasEr.
two-atory brick hods.) end int. east side of Version
street, Southwark, Id feet front, 65 feet deep. LAIC*
Osterling) ground rent
utlaw' Court Belo--Estate of Lyde Thompacm, dllo'd.
PROPERTY, ISARktONY STREET, LATE SOUTH
WARK.
A lot of ground, with the twastary brick home
thereon erected, north side of Harmony street, 35 feet
from Fourth street, Southwark, 16 feet •front, 112 fut
deep.. $ll ground rent.
tl7 PO to be paid on each of the above when the
same le struck off.
'LEAL ESTATE SALE--PZIIRTIAILY 3d,1864
Thickest will be held at the Exchange on Wednesday
evenlug,sretwoArg 3,1,1138, at 7 o'clock, and will In-
chat—
Orphans' Cor.R.Sale—Estate of Wm. B. Datiels,
MICK HOUSE LOT, CEIESTEUT BTERZT,
i'llAN - TY-FOI3IITII W..tHD
A two-storybrick - 4..8 and lo; a grand, south aide
of Chestnut street, 175 feet westward of Till strwitt, is
the Twenty-fourth srsrli of esty, 25 feet !mat and
1"_0 feet deep to Geor:;e greet Cl. - .•ar of ieCiltlabriZlOO.
117 $5O to be paid when struck oft.
HEAL ESTATE SALE—FEDRiTA.EE 10th.
This sale at the Excharrgo, oe Weani.4.4 y eye rtxg,
is,ebruary 10th, at 7 o'clock, errll iucludo— -
„firphaus' Court :ale—Estate of ThoeuSi SorSL.r,
eco-STORY BRICK HOUSE, S. W. CORNER
A THE),:•TON AND MARRIOTT STRUTS.—A ?wo
e," b r i c k house, and lot of ground, southwest corner
01Atherton;.1 Marriott streets, Z) feet oni Atherton
street, . 0 4 13 Zest on .Marrintt's lane.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
A A ri t,i a . pAzting Offtee, with a good ru of WA
neu, four printing ps ueeetwo Boggle* and one Adana
TT, co d erecp thi ng ix eoessary for the brutinuss. Apply
at the Auction Store.
j&l4-ft
PURER
AV I A C S OII I II A ISZ T IA A I%'S oy, TA AN I T T , G B: B. ,1 • =4;
SIXTH and RACE Streets.
AT PRIVATE SALE—GoId and silver ' Ali' , Lt /slue
Lepine, English. Swiss, and French watebeenpolry:
of every description, musical instruments, &c., &a.
AT PRIVATE SALE—Arranged on second ROW,
household furniture, of every description, beds, mat
tresses, carpetimGlooking glasses, fancy articles, &0.,
&c.,
Outdoor sales attended to personally by the /nation
ear. Charges very low. Consignments of fictultalp
~.d.othing, jewelry, &a., &a ,'collected.
MONET ADTAXCED.
e th eiral cash advances made on diamonds, watches,
silver-plate, dry goods, clothing, groceries,
t ‘rd we w lrie o ro
cutlery, eegers, musics! iuseenoients, fowl
in„inn4o"erriiture, bedding, horses, eehleles, her
or
Le and oa articles of reline.
heft forfeited at Nathan,' establish
moat, S. E. corns. of Sixth and Race streets, will be
gold en Tuesday 21 February, at 10 o'clock,
unless depoaltors call
;Kier thereto and pay chaps
on the same.
HATHASS' GREAT SALE ..C"F FORFEITED GOODS
will take place
On Tuesdey Mornire,"•
.
Feb. 21, at 10 o'clock. at Moses Na.. aziotion
house, southeast corner of Sixth and Race :ktroati.lC
will embrace the largest assortment of forfeito,Z!" Ogle
tersls ever offered at pub! c auction, cocci, log in Ileff3
of every variety of dry geode, fine Irish linen, tansy
sblrtings, musline, One French worked collars,
undersleeves, bosoms, yells, bands, haul-soros new
shirts, gloves, peck ties, silk linen, tied cambrie
neckerchiefs, spool cotton, ribbons, broths, silk, wool
len, plaid, merino, white crap, and .tella shawls, ele
gant silk-velvet cloaks, silk-velvet skirts, elegant sick
dresses and dregs patterns.. silk skirt., rich silk and
satin unsettles basques, and circulars, cloth circulees,
lace mantillas and shawls, scarfs, cashmere, merino, de
laine debege, alpaca, French chintz and other dresses
and deem patterns, ladies under clothing, ladies' and
children's gaitere, boots, and shoes, victorines and
mniftees, travelling trunks, superior overcoats, dress
and frock coats, business costs, raglans, cloth and easel
mero velvet. satin, silk, valencla, cloth,
end other vests, summer clothing, diswers. undershirts,
linen and muslin shuts, boots, shoes, ens artk umbrellas;
parasols, several flue ingrain carpets., fine father beds,
bolsters and pillows. quilts, comfortable, spreads, cur
tains, blankets, tidy., knives and forks, linen table
cloths, cloth table covers, dutinne, sceordeons, flutes,
and numerous other articles of clothing,de , Ae.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, de.
A large aLsortment of watches, diamonds, jewelry,
silver-wore, etc , ere.
free Further particulate hereafter.
AT PRIVATE SALE, AT HALF THE ususi,
SELLING PRICES.—DoabIe-bottomed and huntleg
ease gold patent lever watches, or the moat ap
proved waken,' bunting ease and open face gold escape
ment lever and lapin., watches. full jeweled; fine gold
enameled lever and lepine wattles for ladles'; gall
jewelry of every description; silver lever and lepine
watches, in hunting canes and open face; silver Engtleh,
Swiss, and French watches; a general assortment of tar
nltnre, beds. mattresses, mirrors Etc
OUT-DOOR SALES SOLICITED, andoharges to suit
the times, lea.
Consignments of Casey description of goods imitated
1 110V111`lclIVAIC " it '. 011 all end every land of geode,
for public or private sale, or to be held for a limited
time. Charges low.
r_i_EORGE W. SMITH, AUCTIONEER
, ILA N. E. corner of SAMSON arid SOUTH Streets
above second.
MIMING BALES.
BALES EVERY SATURDAY
At TX o'clock, at the Auction Store or Hardware, Oat'
lery, Honsekeering Articles, Olotteng, Watakes, Jewel
ry. Panay Artiolee,
A. WILK, 21S GOLD ,TkEt,i, below
• Dock, buys %EA sAls ON CJIMISZ-lON, Govern
ment, Este. City, end Itellrond Louis, Barl,ltntrond,
and otber Stocks ; do. Contmermalrfer nortiated.
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