The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, January 21, 1858, Image 3

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whicti t if aoxTette4 l , liitiattlrkkigi,i'ietifenef` In
elite it~ie erroi ace rr read ` T This9aeriality . of those
,
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'AMP flit; irtlil4-feliolitted "statue
eipreaelootlAbrifdr„,.rlfleijors. thaf:Wiey bare
' beenfarindewltir'a z zglimple of 'the OoliakiCo hbeoto
.we: MIA we bare: beanfall'dred gith
r4oi 'We vkakorhil work of
t bias'
art, ycon pfiLouree Tett . a igurprlsed 'and
ea* altogether beyond. ,our e.atientatlona,
ilibateniling the point to witch oririxorctatlon
liatli?den_rdiand by the aden4n'klagliab
~.194c4a1i. this pgurnito: piece of. ;sculptor& by en
AniericanladY:2 Tbastatue will not bei open - •fO 'the
,to . blio entil Batd , rdai of- Ude- week: Vie peoreeda of
this "eiiihitlonr we learn, are to be wholly apirOpriated
toonable, the - sifted antboreita pronicute her" ',tufted
:Ili — Borne: The American people will do: tbemeelven
,groat credit geqyantily encenrelg:lsiganolkepbclrnelos
kening. • : , -„ - ,
. „.„, „ . • _
Wthvniiis "OS, PHOiOadaltlC:rlfr....zigt.
_ witbstanding , the rnOt,that there is haidlin ramify In
- Artie conitiry vrithent shadows snatched
from the fading subotance or smile- lovedmember, yet
-there are comparatifelY raw who have any adechate
ideverthefollnito .variety and %eatean •Witch the
processes of ob.takning portraits; by gm action, of light,
finie carried:, recent' to t tlie rooms ofhli•
.17 N's lees, No. 026Ciestout street, his - convinced
us more ferciblyer this tut.' Sgme frodtteatidperitf roe,
sit (41st-class artlat'sjire' conetantty engaged
I _4 thialerttall-making establishment, awl thelispect-,
*enacf plotares, done s ip in the. arions styles , or tlO,
i• - faiistograplito art;' conatlturn ft.:gallery edwrkya free to .
or beantf er tVelijithistitinterest td all who
Lite'taet° to admire fie , d aPpriciatavor!ainf teal
To attempt even to mania the several- styles pia srlaieb
• Mr. Wl:Nees meets: the trants or his patrons would
• - grestry eiceed the necossa27 brevity of a' mere news
", ”,pi.pernotice,yinpngh vie cannot bnt remark in paieing
'that tits Most beautiful and satiSfaitory (because the
most lifedike). portraits
7 1 have e'
ever 'examined ar
the life•size photographs, taken an canvas, and colored
in oil, exhibite4 in his , colleotion. •'` is a living
frestniesi and striking accuracy of 081,10/lion.: in these ,
picturPS' thrtt trammend: - vastly ; Ak_ beet specimens
of the ' oid-tashinned: painted
"portraits have ever
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anhlversary
of thiff popular and aralt , condutitesl literary institution
was held on' List Tuesday erenbsg, at Handel & herbs
`'felt ; sind'we are free to ;nay that we tiara rarely been
more pleasantly entertained than we *ere la listening
to the deolamatlons t essays, endorsements In &Mite, by
7 the'inembericif the leatititticin. ' the 'mahrity of the
mesuberagre t youngmeni and note ter whoare even too'
young in appearance to entitle them - to the. claims -of
nikehoOd; though it isbutdolnirthemjestice to: bay that
,their pertain the programme of ,the performanee,consti
tilted i.e secondary ' restate in the evening's • entetain
meet., 'The more 'Meals! object of this association of
young Monde iho mOiarand intelleetualimproyeMant of
its members, auobject,.bythe way, which', in these days,
and especially ip hirge cities, cannot be too.highly corn. ,
mended by those whose commendation may hare a ton
'denejr to stimulate them to still , grentei 'aTorta In the
good worlt they have seen ;goiter tfi _ •
APtcoros.—The - sooonittionliersa4 of the lefor
ris
titar r arylaiditatteWill be held thWiThwrsday) eve
ning, at Rev; George Chandler's Church; Palmer street
above Queen,-for the benefit of 'the , poor of tbo Mei=
trenth ward. The exercises promise to be verj. triter
:estl4::
Bay. ITENur WAIT. BEECHER leotures,this eve'.
wog; erthe Maltallond
, .
wno mires a tilt with - fortune, and is baffled
to the onset, may well excleinewith . blacbethi
‘• My way of Mils fallen loto,tho,sear,
The yellow leafy a.nd that which should accompany old
. .
As honor, troops of friends, I intuit not look to hare;
But in their stead would fain enjoy - -
The ease mid 'contort &emptied to, -
Buy their clothes - of Granville Stoltes,
whose fashionable Empbrium ht•at , flo •607 Chestnet
street,
• - BrolianwAnn COOKE, Chief justice of tho courts
of,commonnieas in England,'ln the',gear 1606,-in his
aMtwes - 6e Xiog,,Jmnoth, vlevly and sagleiously remarked,
-country ht the noblest passion that
ran ,worm , and.'instinate the i}urean •, breasti and that
where:cos this, love Of country p:irevells ,in lie genuine
it will Induct man to btiearefni , ln - their acts and
afmearince, end •to IMy their Clotliini at Clifton, Al
bright,:& Co.'s Amor of - raahleit, Jayne's Hell,'
Tio, 627 thostnut street." - ;' - • • ,
-Tui.VERDItT !7-11103 . entire'pir t hlic has - Soto!.
- infixed upon its verdict, end 'es faithful chioniciera of
stm:eat events it becomes our duty' to' record It. Tho
rennet of the community is as follejra ; - The heat and
handsomest garments in, the city are those gotten up it
the: Brown Stone Clothing Ilan of Backbit( &
Not: 603 apd43o3 Ohaitiut stieet;iboie Math. •
BY THE . PILOT. LINE.
LETTER PROM Yong..
tcorreepondenc° of The P,ress.l,,,' • '
_ , , NEW YORKi 20-5.20 P. M.
- If T caning mention any actual improvement in
the .
money market am happy
,to_say that
there, Is. no for tho worse: - There is the •
same scarcity of prude paper, deplored by tire bank
-- eretaii4 money lenders of every degreoL the same
analetYlo Sweet'and the Palatalty to abate
theseareity,of the sointiny and 'the - fMdidlousnesi
.hitherto observed by lenders towards borrowers: =
We are ao full of money. now that it IS forcing
itself out in many, ways, and easier rates are had
everyday-, I see that most of the coMmeroial
tem lA, this city, indeed all, with the exception of
one or two,_ who. delight in ruin and never predict
anything bat diettater,agree with zee in my hope
fal-view of ourpresent condition, and nosey of them
were also,of my opinion when I thought it my duty'
to critioisoneverely the Conduct of the banks. .
' The - country buyer° are -coining ,"in already in
• _fair numbers, payingtheir• debts, and 'returning
, • home with newly, purchased-goods, - , They find
that their promptness and.honosty.are duly appre
, eiated . by our merchants, aid that they are treated
"with The-movement ice this direction
is every day- becoming more apparent, and when
r- ondo'W z iget the Wheers turning easily, the motion
will soon' qiiite as rapid as itarife„ ' -
New undertakings are still regarded With 'a cer
tain :fear, gut, every, :day,is ,lesseping this dread,
and many thingslibat a.month ago were regarded
• ,assimer madness are now considered 'prudent and
• end that the treasury ;idea are not in fiS muoh
favor at the banks aril thought:- They - aro-taken
in Brasil_ quantities, by
,some of the banks*, -but
• others "refuse to taltr them'on deposit: - It is re
ported that - a lot was offered at the Stook board at
981 Seller 80 days, with 9,8 bid.- '
-The foreign exchange market was leaslinn than
yesterday. There was not much business done for
to-day's steamer, in - sterling. The closing rates
were 1091a109/ for the -beat - cc mmerciat names.
Francs were steady, With small transactions, at
5:17 . 1°5:13. The shipment of gold per 'Africa was
$1,214;3643:44:' - --The .amount of the Metropolitan
currcnoy certificates now Unredeemed Is reduced to
, $2,590,000.; • • -
I am pleased to reword to-day en Improvement in
the expoirdetuand at the corn exchange. There,
was a geod'buidnews done, and prices for flour were
viell.rosontained. ',Wheat maka, provisions are-still
„rather dull; with indications of meter activity, -
Them was a statement M a morning paper that
Marshall 0, Roberts had made an- assignment. I
am authorized to Mate that it is not true.
• The exchanges at the Clearing Rouse to-day
were $18,000,119.09,"and.the balanoes wore $952,-
415.15. Time:fah transactions at the Sub-Tree
, Bury were azi follows . , •
- Receipts- $212,632 '
Payments . 181,407 89 •
. - Balance r ' ".” 2,047;702 99
The receipts inolude $4 8 ,000 from customs. -
Bowel of the 'Brooklyn banks have' informed
"the - Common Council of that city that ,lioneefor
ward they cannot pay the rate of interest hereto=
fore allowed In city deposits. - Three per cent. per
apnea:l,4s all they will allow . pollee average
; balances: The Rhode Island banks-have cow
. 'pitted their-arrangements with the Suffolk Bank
'tor the redemption of their notes off the same terms
as the other New England banks. They' have not
yet „eonoluded their arrangements with the Me
troluditaa Bank of this wits., With the following
exceptions all the Rhode Islad bills are redeemed
by the Sneak Bank:
- _Bank of South County, Bank of , the Republic",
Farmers' Bank, • ilopkington Bank,
R. I. Central-Bank, Tiverton Bank, • • •
Marwiekihink,, Mount Yarned Bank. •
- The stook market was still lower this morning,
with very . largo sales. Holders of railroad Beau
' titled ere,-orowdmg in to realise at present (unripe - -
natively high rates, and the pressure to sell has
naturaltrdepressed the market. State and hank
'stooks hold' their price steadily, andate in demand
-for investment. Reading, Illinois Central, ant
New- York Central . . havt Ileolined slightly, but
the : y.Bre the firmest stooks in the list. ..The sub
scriptions to the Illinois Central loan, in Eogland,
ere reported to amount to $748,000, ,
• TAB SIARKATA. •'
Astres.=-The demand - for both kinds is moderate,
and prices are supported—sales of 30 bbls
at $5.25 for Pots, and $5.50a55.021 for Pearls.
The nook consists of 1,400 bbls Pots and 900 bbls
Pearls. Sale ' , etas is 'steady at 70;ctoth.
COTTeN . is steady.; with it fair inquiry, at 1030 NT
middling-Uplands, lie for - Middling fair do o and
ilic ftir fair do. ,
Amin, dc, The supply of W estern Canal Flour
is inereating,and the market is heavy, portion
lady Western extras:. The low g rades of State are
held with firmness, - and are , ea eable-inpart.for•
- shipment , . , - „
The sales are 8,700 bbls' at 94.2544.35 for com
mon to choice' State; $4.45a54,60 fur extra de;
$1.25a54.35 for superfine Indiana and Michigan;
- $ 45045 to the better grades of do; $4.75415 for
common to good. brands Ohio, extra (round hoop);
' 65a55.10 for , good to choice do; and $5.30a57 for
- extra Geneses and St. Louis brands.
Canadian flour is rather busy, the demand leSs
-• not ire. Sales of 400 bbls at $4 3044.40 for supper
fine, and $4.7a66 for extra. Southern near-is irith
- out much activity; inferior -Baltimore Is out of
, Market, Sales of 700 bbls. at $4,50a55 for mixed
, to good brands Baltimore, and - ss.loasBA for the.
better grades.
Rye flour is quiet -at $3a54..;• mid- is in
' demand, at $6 for Jersey - and $3,50 for
'Brandywine. :Beek - Wheat flour is in fair 'demand
at $2.1242,25 per 100,1bs, '
Onzio.-rThe demand - fer Wheat is, moderato,
and the market is " heavy ; the arrivala are not
large. Sales of 5,000 bus .at sl.2b for fair White
Southern; -$l.lB for fair white Illichlgan. Rye ill
liniet at 70073 c for-Northern,andthtlee for Jer
sey.-'Oita areplinity and in moderate demand at
"Mae for Southern ; 3349 c for Jersey and , „Dela,.
ware ' .1044201er Pennsylvania ;. 43a44ofer State ;
• 442.150 for-Ohio and,Bentulian, and 41140o : for OW
car. -. •'• • • • • '
3 srlei, is limotivenat .70877 e. Barley Malt is
' quiet. at 89a00e.- White Beans are in limited 'do
,•••/:,roand at,'51.55,41.37/ per bushel. Canadian
-o ';' Perk , are Matte and 4n limited demand et sl,lsaCorn ,
,
laquiteldenty'anu Minuet'. lOWer; the do-„
'Mend IS moreactire at the'docline, - .ln pert
, `,,t. - -,treortV 'adds or:97,000 %cat 'Manna forinferior
tittitetv-Yettow,SOUthernril3a6s6 for derTerfey;,Bind,„
i'
`"'•fliSSJOis futwkitsi Sofithotn. Old is nominal at, 718.
'VP/liieiEr:'
itndentqator„„SorVa:Midtifate;
it-heuri , rkiiisswilrffirahlette add Owes beam
4r-Ossilts*Bletibitilitlsl - 00c$14:80'forrufess, $444
- 4
TUE rtc,
_ _ •
.thinmess and prime-iness; .and.. 41.7541.2 :for
- Beef Is in fife donsisndosnd-goqarqintAtto • i are
held :with': more: eentidenbe; sales of* 230 IiTtIP at
85.7546 , 50 for country Orime; s9aslo for do mess;
89.76412,f0r - rermked Western moss, and 442.7.5 a
$l4 for extra do.
Primo kllOll9 is - attricithig some attention, bu t,„in
the abgenoo Of oalos prices. are nominal,at,.sl7a23
Deaf Rome artietendyitind quiet iiksl4, SOaslo.so.
Bacon is.in batter delaand and is scarce ; sales of
30 broom; long boneless at 81c, and 600 boxes short
do. yesterday at thesame pilafs; city out.
Dressed liege tyro in glee demand at 61a010.'
Lard is in fair 'demand ; prime is still in email
stook and flin?; whileAritnatan la heavy and Awe.
plenty. Sele4.of 200;,bbla at Sia9t, and 600 hogs
at 91410, whioh iiloeteifor the latter.
Butter 13 in fair demand at 11a160 (or.Ohle and
121a210 for State. (Mem is in moderate demand
YORX 814j01V.pX
' -
2000 NY tit o'o, '73 11134
2000 N Y Bt4's. '74 '100,4j
1000 N Y 'O7 107
2000 Otdo St Ws, 'OO 100
2000'01110 B'o, ' 80„ 104%
1000 ReptAtchyot B'o 102'
3000 Tend 0! 0 , 87).i
5000 do • " 87
25000 Mteeouri (Pa 84x
6000 ' do , 04%
10000 do blO 84X
4000 de .630, 84 .1 i
2000 Virginls 02X
1 4000 , do", 63 X
500 City Ws 7 50 , 99
I 100014 Y Coning 85 X
.4000 Nlt Oeli It 7 1 / 4 95X
2000 Reading 81888, 68X
1000 MialtAlen B'per'ut
lat M Likg 000 02X
.6000 do • , 02%
10000 do b3O 92h''
00 0 0. do 92
10009 11l Cen b 600 90
, 4000 - do 89x
17000't
, Ortc.sln LO5 43' '
'l5 Ilk of York 101-
29
Dk BS of buy 08
60 Am,Ex,llk. t. 100;(
'3O Merehantillk 'lOO
120 'do s. `105%
. 10 nk of America " - 105%
' -68 City Back 112 - '
88 Metropolitan Ilk 102
10 National Ilk 105
. 10 Iladover Ilk 70X
10 Comenonw , h Ilk 87S
10 do 87
50
10_-do
Dk IVIIPg 107
- 5 Del & Ilud Pan 1.11. X
10 PaelfioltSß Co - 69';
•3.0 - dO ' - 60,,;*
1.25 doz . 68
60 : -..d0, 67X
60 "-- do --. 010 67%
138 Penn Coal Co 70 ,
' '
," 8 8 OOND
3000 Virginia fra 92%
500016.issouti a30"84X
5090 , do b3O 84%
1000 do, B4l
3600'0111d 6 , i, 'do 100
3000 Li
,Croe&M.La 43
6000 ' do 1630 42%
3000 do ' 42%
4000 Harlem let mt 74
50 Dank of NY 101%
23 Ocom Dank , 87
35 Am Ks Dank 100 X
200 Oamberl'd ()oat 13,5 i
450 do -73 X
100 do
300 • do - 030 13% 350 - do ' 010 65%
547 do • •• • •16% 100 •do 05%
100 • do — 13% 5 Third Avenue It' 97
100: do • 160 18%
fßoPOited for The Piens.] _
BOSTON.--City of New York, Howes-410 cases oboes
J M flauoders ; 187 do do Thompson k Co 0.77 do
Haddock, Reed & Co; 75 pkgs domeities A Slade k Co;
20 do do .Bangs & Maxwell; 20 do do Fithian & Jones;
10_do.do.T Rain ; 100 bagssaltpotrelordan & Brother ;
166 eases shoes Boker & Bro ; 60 boxes oranges Coo K
Chambers; 102 pkge hdw Kandy& Brenner; 15 bales nuts 1
Jensn& Co; 10 cases books J• B Lippincott & Co; 100 bdis
paper blegarge & Bro;d0 do C Regorge & Co; 25 pkgs
glAssware Mussy & Monroe; 182 canoe shoes Whelan &
Co, 32 pkgs domestics .11 It 'Wendell; 18 do do Wain,
Leatning,& Co; 00 bags saltpetre J 13 Bterens;,lo bales
skins W Araer.&'Co; 10 boxes hdw Dilworth , Branson,
de.Co;2o bbis oil Hodgson & Keen; 85 bags Coffee order;
100 hf bbls J V West; 200 pkgs Leech & Co; 500 do va
rious consignees. „
SAILING OF TILE OCEAN STEAMERS.
• NEER THE - ENITED STATES.
.
iintainsi ". • • 'fore: 7011. DAY
Ariel ....... --New York... Southampton ' lan 23
America : ... Boston.. Liverpool Jan 27
N American Portland.. Liverpool Jan 30
liammonia -- New York..llamburg Feb 1
Europa 8.... Boston.. Liverpool Feb 3
Fulton `..... Nati York..llavre ' Feb 5
Oanada ..... ..... New York.. Liverpool ...... ~... Fob 10
Atlantic New York.. Liverpool Feb 13
Arabia ..........New York.. Liverpool Feb 17
Niagara Boston—Liverpool Fob 21
Borussia New York..llamburg March 1
FROM EUROPE.
. „ . raOlf FOR DAY
Reid - • Bremen—New York Rea 30
lishooonto ' Ilainburg..Nerr York Jun 1
Europe • - Liverpool—New York Jan 0
NaogarOo ' Liverpool—Now York Jan la
Fulton - ' Ilavre..New York Jan 13
Canada ..... ' . ....:Liverpool.. Boston Jut 15
Arabia- . Liverpool—New York Jan 23
Indian Liverpool—Quebec Jan 27
'Niagara ... .I,iverpool..Boaton , Jan 30
Baltic Liverpool..NeW York Feb 3
Arago ' Ilavre—New York Feb 0
Irr The California Moll Steamers call from New York
on the sth and 20th of each month.
Marine Intelligente.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 21, ins
BUN BIBEB 7 /0 ON 814TE1 4 60
MOW NAT= 7 31
ARRIVED.
EteaniabV'CitY of New York, Howes, 4B hours from
Boston, with rodeo and pas s engers to Maury Winsor.
Btea.thehip Beaton; Bellew, 21 hourd from New York,
via Cape May, with =dee and passengers to James All
derdiee.
•fiche Edwin Reed, Chipman, 6 days from Boston, with
rodeo iv' Jl3 'Peelle; ,
Bohr Chelsea, Sewall, 4 days from Vienna, 111 d, with
lumber to Philadelphia navy yard.
Bohr ease Williamson, Winamore, 3 days from New
York, with India to 31 White.
Behr New Jersey, Tannarnan, 4 days from New Bed
ford, In ballast to Pettit, Martin & Co.
Bohr 8 B Bailey, Whlrlan, 3 days from New York,
with plaster to captain.
Bchrs James J Buckmaiter, Fowler, I day from Pre•
&mica, Del, with torn to Jarliarratt & Bon.
Sloop Mechanic, Hendrickson, 1 day from Odessa,
Del, with grain to'Clirlstian & Curran.
'
Danitie 0 W Ponltney, Marabman, New Ortonne, D 8
talon & Co.
Bohr Marla Tilton, Tilton, OnMuog 8,8 & W Welsh.
Behr °aorta Washington, Camp, Richmond, Va.
Str .11 Baltimore, 4 Groan, Jr.
TISLEORAPILj
(Comapondence of the Phlladolphis. Exchange.)
CAPE ISLAND, Jan 20, 4 P M
A barque and brig are now going to sea, and several
echooneroare In the bay outward bound, bet not a nail
in sight bound in. Wind B—Weather warm.
Yearn, &a, 11:(08, B. HUGHES.
[ll7 1711701147// SO 7nt
" 11:01 6 71N, Jan 20..
Arrived, ablps IleiriMat and Sunautura, fm Calcutta
MEMORANDA.
Steamship Independence, Terry, from New York for
Valparalau, wee coaling at Pernambuco 20th ult.
Steamship Granada,-McOowan, from New York for
Aspinwall, sailed from Havana 11th lost.
Steamship Star of the. West, Gray, sailed from New
'York yesterday fur Aspiuwall. •
Steamahip Delaware, Copes, honed at New. York yes
terday.
Steamship Black Warrior, Smith, from New Orleans
12th inst. and Havana 16th, arrived at New Yqrk yester
day Jan 14, at 4P M, lot 24 07, long 83 23, signalised
ship Gildenteeve, bound east; 16th, off Havana, signal
ised a barque with double topsail yards.
Ship Sunshine, Merriman, arrived at New York yes
terday from Chinch& Islands Oat 14, and Hampton Roads
16th last, with 2000 tons of guano: Dee 6, let 26 08 El,
long 27 60 W, spoke ship Christopher Howe, from Liver
pool for Melbourne; 17th, let 9S, long 88 4019, ex
changed signals with the Dutch barque Prospero, steer
ing :south.
• Ship Diary Glover, Chase, for- Hampton Roads, sailed
from Chinahe. Island. ;ikon t2d nit (not Nov 80.)
Ship Geneva, Walker, from Calcutta for Boston, was
. seen Got 22; tat 213 N, ion 05 80 E,
Ship Agnes Leeds, Watts, from London Aug 13 for
Melbourne, was spoken Oct 20, let 88 8, long 8 E.
• Bhip Chita - Cooper, Short, from St John, '
NB, for Val
paraiso was spoken Nov 27, lot 12 34 , long 'gB 50 W.
- • Ship Finland, Pont, remained at Apalachicola 18th
loot, loading lor.Liverpool.
Ship Yankee Ranger, Slohman, ttom Sydney, NSW,
put into floubraga Oct 20 to repair.
Ship Merrimac, Bray, from Calcutta for Boston, was
Seen of( Alga' Ilaye no data, by the Gertrude, at Boston.
Ship "Modred, Norton, from Penang for Boston. was
apoken btli nit, lot 8618, lon 11 88 r E. -
Ship Herald of the Morning, Lotbrop, from San Fran
cisco, was at Mazatlan 14th ult, to sail next day for
Guayana and Vide Island.
"Ship_Kathay, Stoddard, for China, was loading at Ba
tavia Nov 0:
Ship Eagle Speed, Fuller wan at Rangoon Nov 18, to
load rice there or at Akjab', at .6.3 10 for England.
'Ship Star of the West, DicAlmond, for Philadelphia,
was advertised at Liverpool 24 lust, to sail the Bth.
Ship Gertrude, Hallett, from Calcutta Sept 20, Sand
Heade Oct 2, at Boston 19th inst.
Ship Maritana, (new, of Providenoe, 900 tons) Pill-
Hams, cleared at Boston 10th inst. for New Orleans.
•Barque Japonica, Sheldoh, for Philadelphia, sailed
from New York yesterday.
- Barque Phaqtom, Quig, hence, was at FAO do Janeiro
16th air;
Barque Helen Mar, Lowe, for China, was loading at
Batavia Nor 9.
• Barque K Kane, Hewitt, hence, remained at (ilb
raltar 24th ult, -
Barque Ann Elizabeth, Nomrrave, 61 days from Meg.
sits, was below New Orleans 19th inst.
- Barque Chas E Lex, Almeida - at Baltimore 19th Inst.
from /uagua, with 150 tons guano, the cargo of echr
&Latex, before reported condemned at that port.
Barque Emblem, Davis, from New York for Moatevi
video, passed'Peruarribaco 21st ult, 80days Out.
Barque Pilot *Plah, Hoyt, for Demerara, cleared at
Beaton 19th inst.
Brig Breeze, Outerbridge, for Philadelphia in ballut,
was at Pernambuco 27th ult, to sail next day.
Brig II Berry, Rice, at Palermo 22d ult. from Con
stailtiuopte, was to load for Boston.
Brit Forest State, Stowers, cleared at Boston 10th
inat. for Oardenu.
Brig Gov Bull, Northup, for Richmond, was loading
at Barrel Stake,
IA 31st ult.
- Saha Colorao, Ilaylor, bent.) . foi Norwich, at New
London 18thlnat. •.
Rehr 311 Williams, Smith, from Delaware, at N York
yeatarday.
Oahu Chalcedony, RoWe, and Summerdeld, Pritchet,
sailed train Riebraorai 19th inst. for Philadelphia.
pchr lunktthin May, Bobtail, cleared at Havana 7th
fast. for' NeW _
Schr P li Barnard, Horses; for Boston, cleared at
Gharleston 1601 inat.
'SOU Rhoda and !Welsh, Hoffman, for Philadelphia,
cleared at Wilmington, 210, 16th Inst. '
Schr Dorcas Ireland, Baker, cleared at Wilmington,
NO, 16th inst. Coe Boston.
, Bohr 3 M Houston, Russell, hence at Charleston 17th
,ips._
Bohr S N Smith, Smith, went to sea from Charlesto n
17th inst.. for Philadelphia, with baled cotton, 242
casks - rice, 53 bales cotton Waste, 21 do yarn, 51 bills
.paper, 17 balsa rope oilttlogo, 20 auks feathere, 15 bbis
porter, 895 ,empty casks, and bble, and CO pkgs nnise.
Bohm Mary Alisabeth, Shannon, and Joseph Guest,
Baylor, hence at Norfolk 18111
. MARINE MISCELLANY.
Ship Cambridge, (of , Boston) Chase, before reported
lost, bailed front New :York Deo 10,-in ballast, for New
Orleatiti= , On thelatir Wit,* they aupposed themselves
.185 mike END of - Abate Light, and steering a wsw
cOuree, the '6hlp atruck at midnight on a reef, which
'they have elncwaseertaioed to be - opposite Nuejeok Nay,
Abaco, She bilged immediately, and In twenty minutes
was filled with water—a heavy sea on at the time,
with a light wind from E. At 1A St , the waste wore
cut awaydn order, if possible, to Aare the ship from
ping topleseirihnt, she, began. to break up. On the
nsernlngaf the 15tb, stone KtedinF teasels came to as.
islet; end naiad part of the mitteria.s, together with the
'aka landed then, at OreenTurtie Nov. The Cam-
Parttally insured, as renown: $17,6010at the
Th / g ' 44 Mdtua1t....848, 000 at the Kquitatde,, 510000 at
the *44 Stater , $B.OOO at the Alliance, ad e $10,020
the , Delitillie PhDs:44lo ,
I • l4 VDPlallah blibrof,war, in attempting to beat out of
.ttraluslatiotliavana on the 28th tilt, mimed gets, And
:orkerretx,•74j4l„lii•2o.
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MO biulber Cost b 3 73 •
50 , do ',. - 060 IS '
480 NN Ceo B b 3 70 38 .
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100 do 810 78%
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850 do b 319%
60 Hodson Riper Ito6olB
100 Harlem R 8
100 do 6)4
N HavAllartPd 114
10 Stith Avenue It 103
450 Reading 11 b365)4
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700 do , 660 63
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200 do . c 553{
400 do' 630 6534
100' do slO 55)4
125 Mich South It 63 1934
60 do'_b3 30%
20 Bitch BRI p' ' 3334
6 Panama 18 8934
25 do ,1010 90
30 do 88)4
30011'a Oen R DIX
100 ' do'
100 do 1,660
91)4x 92
40 Clev&Pitta R 8
35 Clev Col & Oinfir 93
06 ("alarm & Chico 70
50 do 680 70
200 Clev&Tol R 41)4
100 do 630 41%
200 do 1.3 4134
60 Chicago RIR 67%
60 do b6O 67
26' do 68X
16" do 00%
120 do 8 83(
MAUI& 3034
: 125 do 30
425 L Crossed/Mil R .1134
20 do 1134
10 OBA Quincey R 6034
BOARD.
190 L Crosse&Diil s3O 11X
1159 do 11%
150 Erio R 19X
25 'forlorn It 8%
190 to 534
225 N Y Can R 78)4
100 Reading R , 1.39 60
200 do 660 66
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litttportntione
her otiiti eua lon3 sC echr Stator, Brerldwace; lulu et
Who whith :ffiUl iojuirok to the .eitettt uf $1,0,09 or
'sE,6oo ' .' The amount of delesge t(i.the Btar, If soy is
not stated. - • • ' • -
- Bteamerlfsgpolls; from Now York for - Berwick Bay,
La, which put into Baltimoielor repitirs, soiled 17th
for destination:" "
FOREIGN FORTS
. .
' At Ma6ao NOw 16, ships Norseman, Haskell; Hydra,
parker, and - Contest, Steele, for New York, Idg
At BOMbar Dos 4, Ship • George Lee, Barstow, from
Pantin•ar 20, for Calcutta; Sweepatakee, Lane, for N
York; Typhoon, Salter, from Gallo, ar 21; Cohota,
Day, from Liverpool; Young , Meehanic, Amebury, for
Hull; N; Hamlet, Lecraw, for Calcutta; Eliza Bonsall,
Tinkharu, for Akyab; John & Lucy, Miller, for Liver
-001; ()olden Eta, Brown, from Kurachoe; Chart Buck,
Smalley, and St Bernard, Mayo, one
Ar at Amoy Oct 27, ships Antelope, Cole, Shangbae;
28th, ship John Wade, King, Hong Kong, and old Slat
for Foo-chow.
- Sid from do Ocd let, ehipe Dlrlgo, Atwood, Now York,
and passed Anjler Nov 2; 3d, Gulden Oity, Lee, do6th,
break Walton, Williams, do, and passed Anjler NovN 7;
28th; ?Salvino Vidal, (Ham) Kettels, New York, since
put into Singapore.
, Old at London 28th ult, Chun, Carlton, Cardiff and
Oultaplat,"ahlpSumatra, Abbott, Port Philip.
t o r v t i lt V o n;,shipsand i . barques briiHmuotentiur
teln
N It ' ork,"abtiut readyr Dorton ,
Champion, for do ' 7th;
Patrick Henry, Gifford, for doilat; Devonshire, Moore,
for do 28th; aloneks Hamilton, for Rio Janeiro soon;
11 P Roam, Orary; Isabella 0 Jones, Woodburn, and
LisleOaktord, Kelly, for Sydney, NSW, Idg; Mover
ink, Ellie; Cherubim, Smith; .t.Lemont, &Merton; Law
Chow, Seyburn; Northern Crown Mellott, and Well
Heat, MeGitvery, for Port Phillip, idg ; Hornet, Ileum,
for Calcutta, do; Cyclone, Osgood, for do do; 'Oriental,
Whipple, for do do.
At Malaga 224 ult, barquea William Patterson, from
New York, just ar, in quarantine; Virginia Ann, Wylie,
for New Orleans; brigs Rueh, Plumor, for N York, ldg;
Queen 'or the South, Chapman, nos; ochre Rate Weston,
NSW, and Pride of the Sea Rotkmaater, do.
• Havana —Ar 9th lost, brig Belle, York, 20 days from
Portland; barque Fanny, Herrick, do 21 days; 10th, brig
May Flower, Strong, 17 days from do; 11th, barque E
Wright, CMOs, 18 days from Boston; Helm A Miller,
Gott, 14 data from N York; Bohr Harriet Gardner,
Bnshtnum, 5 days from Savannah.
DOMESTIC( PORTS.
NEW TORN, 3au 20—Arrived , eehrs Arctic, Ogden,
Georgetown, DC; 8 E Linker, Fitzgerald, Norfolk; A 8
Lane, Walters, Edenton NC.
Cleared, barques Corinthian, Winchester, Clan segos;
Cadet, Guide, ltelize, Iton• Mary Louisa. Jones, Mo
bile; sehrs N II Gould, Smith, City of Pa lma , ' Grand
Canary; Surprise Patton, Oily Point.
' BOSTON, Jan Io—Arrived, steamer Joseph Whitney,
Howes, Baltimore.
Telegraphed, barque ICleber, from Calcutta.
Cleared, barques Racehorse, Searles, Malta; It 11
Walker, Baynes, Barbadoes; Hadley, Rent, Baltimore;
echrs of the Tees, (Br) Hartley, Algoa Day; Geo
Millard, Snow, aemet,
Bailed, ships Black Prince, Martinez Dias, and Kate
Howe; barques Bounding Billow, B Burgess, Lsuerk,
Franklin„Lyman, Thomas, Killam, S D Ryerson, and
Sylph; brigs P R Richborn, Leghorn and Ranola (not
yesterday.)
HIGHLAND LIGHT, Jan 19, 1 45 I' M—Passed out,
barque, Bonj Burgess, from Boston for Cienfuegos.
NEW HAVEN—At. 18th, barque Excelsior, Willard,
from Port Basin. Bailed, barque Gazelle, Barbadoes. ,
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
Up to 12 o'clock Last Ntght
GIRARD HOUSE—Ohestnut street, below Ninth.
R II Elliott, Md M Jewell, Hartford
W P Chtistlan, Va W Woodside, Bait
Wm Stanton, Phil's- F W Rescue, D 0
Jan L Cathcart, D 0 ' Mrs N F Brown, N C
Miss Augusta Brown, N 0 AJ D Rosset, Jr, N 0
Thos T Collier, N 1 B F Cogswell, N Y
A B Westwell, N Y F Furnian, Nashville
A 0 Beech, Nashville 0 0 o , Bryan, Nashville
L Wells, Astoria, N 17 A II Mecy, Fall River
J P Slade Fall River A W Crawford, Harrisburg
F Tompkins, Newport , A A Selover, Cal
A Sinoickson, N J A Cole, Lancaster
J Bauman, Lancaster L A Lyman, Sandusky, 0
MCourtright, Erie Otis Cary, blass
it K Ddlard, N Y J McCormick Brown, Dalt
W P Webb, I.lalt Baml Sutton, Ilarford, Bid
Ramon de hank, Salt d W Brown, N ,1 -
Abraham 13rinckerhoff, N V B 0 Horton. N y
Richard Hill, Richmond, Va Philip Irish & lady, N J
Mr Buckman, Penns, Win 8 Oliver, St Louis
Gee Mcßoberts, Hy Wm Huffman, Hy
John H Ludic} , h wife, N Y E Heat, Cincinnati, 0
Wm Seweti, N Y A W Smith & of,
E L Anderson, Bedford Z F Wetzel! & la, St toms
Miss V P Dillon, St Louis II Sanford, N Y
J Beers, N Y 0 Douglas, London, Eng
E 0 Pike h. son, St Louis Hiram Veazey ,Donn
8 E Lyon N Y Wm Bolder, N Y
Col Babbitt, New York Col Hamilton, New York
Peter Beatty, New York M B Branham, York
II Lyon, Now York at L Convene, New York
E M Benjamin, New York N L McCreary, Now York
John Navel, New York D L Gray, New York
F W Reiner, New York 0 51 Carpenter, New York
A B Itolmbee, New York Wm C Bunton, New York
Ileury-Ide, New York Samuel D Stryker, jr, NY
Geo MacLeod, Loulevlllo II It Bancroft, San Fran'co
MERCHANTS' HOTEL—Fourth street, below Aroh.
D Sargent, N Y J Clymer, Mo
A Rhoads, Pa H N Sherman, Va
Wm Darlington, W Cheater S Lowenstein, N Y
Semi B Myers, Pa D H Montgomery, Money
Footer, Money, Pa W T Willey, Ya
Mrs Moore, Germantown Min Moore, Germantown
R F Moore, Germantown J F Lowell, Mane
E G Smyser &son, York, Pa John Stotser, Easton
Jacob Dachrodt, Easton Wm Orertield, Easton
II Stork, Wilkesbarre A Si 'lotion's, Wyoming
II Bruce, Wyoming ME Mellinger,Bare Harbor
Geo W Bhawde, Easton N L Bradly, Meriden, Ct
Sarni E Rice, Baltimore Wm 13 Yoynton, N Y
John Woodside, N Y James A. Anti, N Y
Wtu H Malone, Cincinnati S H Fisher & slater, Centre
Mrs J Morgan & child, Wil- co, pa
Thunsport Henry A Gliddoa, Tenn
John J Lock, St Louis John T Oreigh, Ohio
AMIIIIICAN 110 TEL—Chestnut street, above Fifth.
Smythtßrown, Detroit W E Jones, Virginia
ohn Glrodsden, Virgin's d Robinson, Peuna
Wm H Weiss, New York Wm ftworel, PhDs
J W Ludlow, New York Drink McGrew, Springfield
P Flinn, Penne /t It Hawley, New York
Peter Oanipbell & Is, N Y Franklin Tricker, Reading
Michael Morgan, Relating Jno S flouts, Wisconsin
P Bacon, Wisconsin N J Fleming, Tennessee
P J nigher, Tennessee II P Bengal. Columbia, 80
P G Bergen & In, Brooklyn J Brown, Vienna, kid
11 Jackman, Lock Raven .1 It. Whitaker, Placenixv
NI Jefferson, New Yoik Prentiss 0 Baird, N York
P_rentlix W- crturn—ron---
John J Motto, New York
UNION HOTEL—Arch street, below Fourth.
N Stein, Ind Win Johnston, Franklin cu
James Ives, Conn 0 Albright, Itt Chunk
J B Lawrence, N J J F Coxel, Reading
Wm Kellogg, Easton J . B Shaeffer, Pottsville
Robt E Sayer, Bethlehem A T Bowman, Pa
R P Stockton, Pa Miss &runny, Mien
Hui ktrothers, Miss Ore H Studwell, N Y
Chas Campbell, Detroit 0 Hilborn & la, Pa
A R Huber, Pa John Huber, Pa
J II McElwain A la, Pa John 8 Boyer, Tamaqua
B Murtangh A la, . a A N Semple, Beaton
J Biker & lady, N Y Mrs E R Sage, N Y
STATES 'IINION—Market street, above Sixth.
Wm CI Barr, N Y Geo It Bartlett, Chicago
B Pierce, Chested d, NII Win Wilson, Brooklyn
DI W Parke, N Y .1 Zug, (iodide
Goedyear, Carlisle L Summa, Del
Then Hood, Hartford, 0! G Wallace, laegow
Lewin L Corson, Chatter John L Bead, Pittsburgh
A P Erb, Harrinburg E B McGurn, Altooua
D B McKinnon, Brldiet, 0 Peter Price, Philo
Jacob 6 Moore, Clearduld I Able, Philo
1' V Huber, Phila W II Bolinger, Cal
E 3 Boatel', Cal ' Geo W Smith, Philo
W P Cooper, CM, Ohio
NATIONAL HOTEL—Race street, above - Third.
J A L Tice, Fremont Chas Heebner, Maoo
Sand A Wallace, Cleveland Miss Ann e 0 Wallace,Ohlo
Miss HE Smith, Ohio 118 Boynton, Conn
A B Kiocade, Reading J Kauffman, Reading
Jos (I Hugert, Reading II J Headier, Pottsville
(1 W Morgan, Pa K 0 Shoener, PottAvillo
A J Alexander, 'Whoa Thee Reinhart, Lebanon
C H Nlintion, Carbon co (leo L Rube, Allentown
Eilw F Smith, Pert Carbon
MADISON MoloBE—Second street, shore Market
C Harris ik la, Del 0 Whitney, N York
J Penton, N York Z Horsey, Del
T J Horsey, Del It M Reynolds, Jr, Del
II Jones, Del Jan Drown, Baltimore
W Peterson A 10, NJ I. A Moore, Pa
J . r Miller, Pa T P Milligan, Pa
8 IC Danis, Ohio
BLACK BEAR INN—Fifth and Merchant streets.
Griffith Ellis, Pa W Woods, Pa
JAI Pratt, Chester Co, Pa A B Williamson, Pa
DI Hammond, Del A Johnson, Jr. De[ co, Pa
Sarah Johnson, Del co, Pa Wlt Spear, Wilmingt, Del
0 Brownback, Chester co Caleb P Thompson, Pa
W Porter, Rochester, N Y Itabt 4 Crolt, Pike co, Pa
J Griffith, Chester co, Pa ,
BLACK BEAR HOTEL—Third street, nbovo Callowhill.
W Boyer, Pa D Focht, Phlla
Benj Shroy, Pughtown, Pa W Cerllng, Amityville, Pa
N Waggonborst, Pn G 0 Miller, Pottsville, Pa
T B Cooper, Coeperebg, Pa Jens° Geist, Pa
Andrew Geist, Pa A Gilbert, Berke co, Pa
0 R Yorgey, "Berke co, Pa U Baker. Berke co, Ps
E R Yorgoy, Berke co, Pa A Long, Berke co, Pa
David Bear, Berke co, Pa 000 M . /irking, Pa
Gideon Sunday, Pa Plea Morkley, Pa
0 Rlluo, Earlylllo, Pa Jacob Ehet, Oley, Pa
J Kline, Upper Salford, Pa A line, Bernville, Po
BARLEY SIIEAF ROTEL—Second street, below Vine
Henry Sender, Backe co Rey J Belleille, Harter's
T .1 James, Newtown T hlcNeelie. Atlantic City
B W Reading, New Jerecy n Shaw, Norristown
BALD EAGLE—Third street. above Callowhill.
Beni a Roberta, Pa John IlarbGer, Reading
Wm Janney, Bucks co Joe J Ball, Pa
,fipecial Xolices
Hobe match's Iron Blitvs cures Dyspepsia
Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility, and all diseases
arising from a disordered Mon:etch or liver. now many
thousands are living a miserable exietence, of a pale,
sickly color, weak and emaciated, who could be restored
to health by the nee of one bottle of this invaluable
medicine. It le no humbug, but a genuine remedy,
being free from anything that is of an injurious nature.
The attention of come of our first physicians having
been called to it, it has been prescribed by them in
numerous cases with most beneficial results. Cold by
Druggists, and the Proprietor, THIRD and GREEN.
ja2l-It*
Speclo Payments.
Five Per Cent. Baring Fund of AMERICAN LIFE
INSURANCE TRUST COMPANY, S. IL corner WAL
NUT and FOURTH Street,.
This old Institution, having ALWAYS paid in full on
demand, continues to receive on Deposit, in Current
Funds, and pay all Sunni an called for in COLD and
SILVER. )a2O-1m
Seamen's Sating Fund Office 203 Walnut
street, one door west of second street. nacelles de
polite In Bum* of One Duller and upwards, from all
Owes of the community, and allow intend at the rate
of Ore per cent. per annum.
Office open daily, from 9 mall 6 ololook, and on Mon
day and Saturday until 9 In the evening. President
Franklin Yell Treasurer and Secretary, Charles M.
Saving Fund.—Nattonnl Safety Trust Co
(ace, WALNUT Street, 8. W. corner of TiIIRD,
ARRANGEMENTS FOR BUSINESS DIMINO THE
SUSPENSION OF SPECIE PAYBIENTS BY THE
BANES.
1. DepO/Sita received and payments outdo daily.
2. Current Bank Notes, Checks, and Hpeale will
received on deposit.
a. Deposita made In Bank Notes or Checks vUI be
paid back In Current Bank Notes.
4. Deposita made in Gold or Silver will be paid back
n Coin.
Interest Pyre ran Oaerr. per annum
Suring Fund
OF TIM AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY,
S. IL Comm FOURTH AR!) WALNUT STRAITS,
Hal &bray* paid in full on demand,
AND OONTINDIA 70 DO 80.
INTRUST, FIVE PRII OBNT.
de2S4mis
William C. Monett, 907 Chestnut street, Is
selling all kinds er tine Stationery at ene-half the co.
gular poles. 'Call on him at once and you will be Wis.
fled. jas.lm
Cabinet Ware had -
npast,Lrg - BRY, „
' 624 WALNUT ST,
OPPOSITE INDNI'SNDENON SWARM.
BENRSUB,
624 WALNUT Street,
0021.8ut lade of 112 Chestnut Street
Good Coffee.
Lovers of Coffee cannot realize the full value of their
favorite beverage without having it made in the Old
Dominion Coffee Pot.
ARTHUR, IMBRIUM, & GILROY,
117 And He South TENTH, oar, of Norge,
dB.6m Both Aliumfacturere.
Jacksos,
JOB PRINTER,
MERCHANT STREET.
Cheeks, Notes, Drafts, Bills Lading, Bill Heade, Oir.
caters, Cards, and all other Made of Job Printing, at
prices to suit the times. oelT-1)
The Greatest Bargains In the World.—Th
aubscriber, being about to close his business, offers his
entire stock of superior Ready-made Clothing for sale.
A.ll in want of a superior article are luyited to give
him a call. Store to let and fixtures for este. M.
TRACY, 292 BARK= Street, delb-201
Bower's infant Cordial.--This Invaluable
Conlial is prepared from a variety of the meat ohoide and
efficient aromatics known in medicine, and is the most
perfect and reliable carminative extant for infants said
young children.
By its powerful IntMem* a speedy cure is effected in
all cases of Chofie, windy pains and amaze. }Ultima
and mitigate' much of children's mitering during denti
tion or teething, and by its soothing properties trim
guinea pains of the towels, loom:tem, vomiting, Au.
The Infant Cordial boo become a standard remedy,
and bee been need in thousands of cases with the most
abundant sucrose. No family Mould be without it.
Prepared only by ]Unity A. Bowes,
At his Drag and Chemical Store,
N. R. Career of Sixth and Crean eta., Philadelphia.
To whom all orders must be addreesod. And for sale
by Druggists generally. an 18-ly
For Perfumed Breath, White Teeth, and
Beautiful complexion, nee ‘, Balm of 1,000 Flowers."
For arming Ladies , hair, use ,4 Woodland Cream, a
new Pomade.) , It curls Gentlemen's hair beautifully.
W. P. FETRIDON & Co , Proprietors, N. Y.
Per Bale by T.. 13. Peterson, 300 Chestnut; Damned
Ebmee, Twelfth and Chestnut; A. P. Durand, 710 Chest
nut; T. II Peters & Co., 716 Chestnut; G. G. Evans,
Gift 1304-store, 939 Chestnut 0. 8. Gubbell, 1410
Cheater, French, Richard!), & Co., Tenth and Mar
ket; A. B. Taylor, Ninth and Walnut; Dr Morrison,
Seventeenth and Chestnut ; J. W. Simes & Bons,
'Eighteenth and Twenty... Second and Market; Edward
Christman°, 702, Chestnut; Theme Lancaster, corner
Eleventh and Walnut. nol2-Iy
Illarnagto
• On the 20th Dec.. by the Rev. Edgar M. Levy, Mr. It
H. READ to Miss MARY ELIZABETH WRIGHT, all
of the Twenty-fourth ward.
On the 10th inst., by Rev. James Cuthbert, JOHN T.
PIGGOTT, of this city, to ALICE C. GARR, late of
Nottingham, England.
On the 11th feat., by Rev. J. Mason, Pastor of Fifth
street M. E. Church, Mr. STEPHEN MERRIHEW to
Mkt CAROLINE STARR, both of Wilmington, Del.
farattii3.
ICATN, daughter of Roy. henry J. and Henrietta
Vandyke. of Brooklyn, New York, in the 3d year
of her ago.
The funeral will take place on this (Thursday,) 21st
inst., at 2ys o'clock, from the tit. Lawrence Hotel,
Chestnut street, above Tenth.
On the LY.ith iiist , THOMAS WICKERBILA.M : In the
74th year of his age.
His relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend his funeral on Saturday afternoon, at 2 o'clock.
To proceed to Woodland Cemetery.
Ou the 180 i inst., BENJAMIN 5' NEWPORT, aged
45 years.
On the 10th inst., Men. SARAH JANE CROW, wife
of William Crow, aged 53 years.
To the Contributors to the Provident Bo•
OILTY POR TAE EMPLOYMENT OP TUE POOR:
The Board of Managers present the following report of
choir operations during the past year:
The house was opened for the delivery of work on the
20th of Tint month (January) last, and closed on the 3rd
of Third month (March.)
The past winter was one of unusual severity, the ex
tremely cold and very inclement weather cutting off
much of the out-of•door employment, on which a portion
of the laboring classes depend.
Notwithstanding an effort was made to reduce the
number of the recipients of this charity, yet the oppli•
cations for work were so pressing and urgent, that the
total result of the season's operstions shows a distribu
tion among 678 women, who made up and returned up-
WSW% of 16,200 shirts.
Of the largo number of garments entrusted to these
poor people, it has been gratifying to the managers to
observe that but fetr,conmaratively, hare remained out
at the end of the season—e, fact that ahould be re•
ceived no evidence of the general honesty of those em
ployed.
Tho managers do not doubt that many, perhaps most,
of the recipients of this charity, are persons who desire
to maintain an Independence of character, a self-re
spect and reliance on their own efforts for support. The
object of this Society Is to hold up the hands of ouch ea
these in their season of want, and perhaps of dismay,
mud to stimulate them by a little timely ald to cherish
and preserve these honorable motives to exertion nn
safeguard against the sorrowful abyss of pauperism.
Aged females, widows, nod mothers with fatuillea of
joung children, conatituto the clam which it is the ob
ect of the Provident Society to assist or reliere—a class
much dependent upon such employment as can bo taken
to their own homes, and there worked upon as they
have time amidst the cares of their little ones.
Our Treasurer's account shows a low elate of funds in
his hands; and the managers fear that the operations
of the Society , Mel, ere long, be impended, unless,
through the liberality of a benevolent and discrimina
ting public, the t.cciocory ebould bo reeenished
oil l a994 d oangrijetis elaence, whose plan of
operations is based upon tho excellent principle of pro
riding employment to willing hands in the season when
such employment is moat needed, should be allowed to
die out for want of pecuniary aapport.
But the managers still cherish the hope that another
earnest appeal to our benevolent and sympathising clti
zone will meet with that generous and effective re-
Imam which shall enable the Society to go forward
afresh In its unobtrusive and philanthropic labors.
DAVID LAPSLItY,
Chairman of Board of Managers.
PHILADELPHIA, First month, 1858.
OPPIOBREI.
. . ...
President—JOlN A. BROWN.
Vies Presidents—AMßßOSE WRITE, JOB. IL SEAL
Secretary—WE. H. LARNED.
Treasu or—WM. t, EDWARDS.
HANAUERS.
Ambrose While, lame C. Jones, Jr.,
Joseph 11. Beal, 8 L. Tarim,
Win. Johns, A 111 'Collins,
A. Fullerton, T. Walt Brown,
D. Lapnley, Wm. 11 Wrench,
Wm. H. Collins, U. V. 111arsh,
Nathanlel 11. 'trona, Win. L Edwards,
J.S. Kneedler, R. 111. Marshall.
James 0. Pease, Samuel Jeans,
Horatio°. Woad, J W. Sexton,
Wm 11 Lamed, Wm. P. Jones,
Joseph T. Johns, J. T. Walton, M. D.
ja2l-11.
1.13' People's Literary 'nit Henri
WARD DECOMEII lectures TUIB EVENINO, at the
MUSICAL FUND lIALL. Doore oven at 7 ; lecture
quarter before 8. T ckets 25 contd ja2l•lte
117" The Adjourned Meeting relating to
CHAPLAINS, Ac .will be held in JAYNE'S HALL,
THIS aIORNING, at 10 o'clock. The Clergy and citizens
generally are respectfully invited to be le attendance,
and place thole names upon the Nam oriel to Congress.
Itev. NATII'L WEST, D. D., nee. Hr. 11l PLNY, of the
Sesmonis Bethel, and other able speakers, will address
the meeting. ja2l-It*
jp.' High School.—The Examinedlou of Gnu-
Mateo for Admlsalon will begin on MONDAY, Janu
ary 25th, at 0 o'clock.
A candidate, to be admitted to the examination,
must be a bona fide resident ot the City of Philadel
phia, muat be not less than thirteen years of age, and
must hero attended the Public Schools of this city not
less thou one year.
The order of examination will be as follows:
Monday, 25th, Ilistory of the United States and Defi
nitions.
Tuesday, 213th, Geography.
Wednesday, 21th, Algebra and Orthography.
Thursday, 28th, English Grammar, (Itul , s and
Parsing )
Frlday, 21:101, Conataution of the United States and
Beading.
Monday, let, Arithmetic, (Principles )
Tuesday, 2d, blensuratiou
Wednesday, :M. Arithmetic, (Hums )
Saturday, 6th, Admission of the New Clans.
JOHN B.IIART, Plincipal
iDG' The First of it Series of Lectures on the
PHILOSOPHY 011 'rim DUMB, by the Roy. Dr. S.
JACOBS, will be given at BANSOSI STREET EIALL,on
SATURDAY, the 22d iret., at 7Jf In the evening.
Single tickets, to admit a lady a nd a. ,gentleman, 25 els.
For the course, $l. Jalo-5t
Beetles In Holy and IAMIXIC Lands, In a
COMM, of SIX LECTURES, by Rev WILLIAM BACON
STEVENS ,1). D., et CONOERT HALL
Firot Letture—On TUESDAY EVENING, January
12th—Subject: "Jerusalem utot or four Mottarellien.',
. .
Second Lecture—On MONDAY EVENING, January
18th--Subject: "Bethlehem, Nazareth, and their Le
gentle."
Third Lecture—On TUESDAY EVENING, Jannnry
26th—Subject Tho Sacred Waters of tholloly Land
Fourth Lecture—On TUESDAY EVENING, Fobru.
ary 2d—Subjrict • Tho Olivintlore In do Holy Land."
I'i th Lecture—TUESDAY EVENING, February
9th—Suldect " The Aaroplie end the Areopagne of
Athens
Sixth Lecture—Oa TUESDAY EVENING, Febru
ary lath—Subject : " Tho Throne and the Niece of the
thoearm."
Tickets ttl for the course. Lectures to commence
st 7 fi o'clock.
The proceeds for the benefit of the ,4 Mellen) Home
for friendleas Children. jell-mth IMO II
ED' The Retain Alumni Exalt%lnistlon of
candidates for ndmfeeion as Puplla of the NORMAL
SCHOOL will be commenced on MONDAY, February
Bth, at 0 o'clock A. M.
To be artful tied, the candidate must be at leant fifteen
years of age, owl pass a satisfactory examination in
Orthography, Definition of Words, Rending, Refinish
Grammar, Elintory of the United Staten, Deography,
Arithmetic, and Penmanship.
The NORMAL SCHOOL is designed to qualify females
to become Teacher:lln the Public Schools; and, previous
to admission , every candidate must make an explicit
declaration that her object in entering the School is to
qualify 'unwell to become a Teacher. and that she in
tends to engage in Teaching in the runido SCHOOLS
OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA.
. . .
By order of the No..tnal &hoot Committee.
jale..etuth tftB P. A. CREGAR, Principal
THE SOVEREIGN REMEDY.—WIL
tiams,b ANTI-DYBPEPTIO ELIXIR, tho only
Medicine now prepared that will. cure Dpiptiptla, Liver
Complaint, Acc
Du ,liktile WILLI/HO: Dear Sir: In Justice to your
most valuskje Medicine I wish to my, that in the
spring of last year, having contracted a Revere attaek
of Dyspepsia, I was Induced to try your Elixir. I took
ono bottle, and by the time Its coußen/R were eibensted,
I WAS perfectly free from those wretched feelings of
exhaustion, faintness, iko., and became again hearty
and robust. Truly yours, EDGAR A. Itoixce.
Philadelphia, January 6, 1118.
For sale at No. 4, South SEVENTH Street, and by
all Druggists. ja2l-ote
MARK'S EPISCOPAL. ACADEMY,
aJ LOCUST Street, west of Sixteenth.
ThO ascend half year will begin on the firet of Febru
ary, at which time pupils may bo entered.
Oiroulara and full particulars of the comma of in
struction, terms, &c, can be obtained from the Principal,
at the Academy, between 9 A. M. and 2 P M.
Ja2l-thstuanla .1 ANDREWS HARRIS, Principal.
CHINA AND GLASS.
DINNERWARE.
TEA AND TOILET SETS,
REIM, OOLD DAVID, AND DMOOHLTID
FRENCH AND BOHEMIAN (1148BWARE,
FAIWY ARTIOLEB, &c
WILL BB SOLD, AT TOD LOWBST MDSE), AT
NAIIXB.EN tr. WITTVB,
MASONIC) lIALL, 713 CHESTNUT NT
N. B.—Hoods loaned to partite at realonabla term
110-y
7‘. ANtfitltit 21; 185 g,
OFF4OE OF THE
INSURANCE 'COMPANY
NORTH AMERICA,
No. 232 WALNUT EITREHT,
BOOTH 8101, PLOT Of THIRD
rattaneanua, Jan. 11, 185$
/STATEMENT OF THE ABBETB
Of "The President and Directors of the insorance
Company of Northlmorica„ , ! publiaboi in conformity
mith the protleione of tbe Act of Assembly
MORTOAUEE,
All of which are Bret Mortgagee
LOAN NONDB
840,000 Philadelphia City Loan, 8 per
cent 87 34,800 00
$lO,OOO Philadelf.dila City Loan, OR
Works 90 9,000 00
820,000 Pennsylvania State 9 per cent.
Rock 85 17,E0 00
820,000 Pennsylvania Railroad Compa
ny 8 per cent.; redeemable De-
comber 31, 1880 95 19,000 00
870,000 Cincinnati City Donde ...... 90 78,000 00
810,000 Philadelphia, Wilmington, and
Baltimore Railroad Company's
Loan of 1860 85 8,500 00
826 000 lehigh Coal and Navigation
Company's Loan 90 22,500 00
842,000 Chesapeak e and Delaware Canal
Company , * Convertible Mort
gage Loan 68 28,560 00
$20,000 Delaware and Raritan Canal
Company, and Camden and Ant
boy Rail road and Traneporta
lion Company, 6 per cent 70 14,000 00
$11,0044 Allegheny Coulty Ronde, (to
Ponnsylvautia Railroad) 77 8,470 00
840,090 North Penneylvanis Railroad
Company's 0 per cent. Donds..so 20,000,00
$lO,OOO sohuylkill Navigation Compa
ny'a Convertible 1852 6 per
cent sfortgage Loan ...... • • • • 00 0,000 00
8632.50 Behuylkill Navigation Compa
ny's Boat, and Boat and Car
Loan, 8 per cent 75 970 00
$5,000 Union Canal Company, 0 per
cent 40 2,090 00
BLOCKS.
100 shares Philadelphia Blink 100 10,000 00
85 Lehigh Coal and Navigation
Company 50 4,250 00
63 Lehigh Coal and Navigation
Company, SC, I p 33 2,079 00
63 '‘ Germantown and Perki%,,,
men Turnplko Road Coo,'
pany 50 3,150 00
36 ‘• Chesapeake and Delaware
• Cans: Company 50 2,100 00
66 Schuylkill Navigation Com
pany, preferred of 1852.... 18 1,008 00
54 licbuylkill Navigation Com
pany 10 640 00
100 " North Pennnylvania Rail
road Company 0 900 00
30 .Phil,dolphla Steam Tug
Company, $l5 paid 1,200 00
5 . 1 Philadelphia and Havre do
Glace Tow Boat Company .100 WO 00
2 Philadelphia and Savannah
Steam Navigation Compa
ny 250 500 00
511SORLLANEOUS.
Notes Mealy/ails, $313,906 Or
Policies, the premiums of which re
main unsettled, sod debt due in ac
count 50,483 61
Cash in Bank 01,303 56
Reel Estate 22,000 00
fly order of the Board.
HENRY B. SHERRERD, Secretary
INCORPORATED IN 1701,
CAPITAL, 8300,000.
CHARTER PERPETUAL
==!
EMI=
Arthur G. Coffin, William Welsh,
Samuel W. Jones, William E. Bowen,
John A. Drown, James N. Dickson,
Samuel F. Smith, S. Morris Wain,
Charles Taylor, John Mason,
Ambrose White, George L. Harrison,
John R. NalT, Francis R. Cope,
Richard D. Wood, Edward IL Trotter.
ARTHUR G. COFFIN, President.
'HENRY D SITERRERD, Secretary. ja2l-3t
JANUFALTURERS' INSURANCE
COMPANY, FIRE, MARINE, AND INLAND.—
Office No.lo MERCHANTS' EXCRAN46.
PITILAMILPIII 1, January 10th, 1058.
At the Annual Meeting of the liteckboldere of thin
Company, held on the dth toot , the following gentle
men were elected DI RaCTORS for the ensuing year:
Wni. A. Rhodes, Ohm. Wise,
Aaron &Lippincott, Jno. P. himone,
Ohio. J. Field, Thos. Dell,
Wm. Neal, M. Richards Muckle.
At a Stated Meeting of the Board, held loot even leg,
The following gentlemen were elected Officers for the
ensuing year:
Prealdent—WM. A. RHODES.
Vice-President-011A8. WISE.
Secretary—ALFßED WEEKS. 33.21-3 t
OOF OF THE NATIONAL SAFETY
INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY,
PIII Li na L rII 11 , January 21st, 1859.
At an Election held by the Stockholders on the 18th
instant, the following gentlemen were elected Directors
to serve for the ensuing year, viz :
Henry L. Benner, Edward L Carter,
Robert Selfridge, 0. Ltrolreth Manna,
Samuel E. Ashton, Francis Lee,
F. Carroll Brewster, Joseph Yerkes,
Joseph 11. Barry, Henry Diffenderfer.
At a Meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the
19th lest , HENRY L BENNER was re-elected Presi
dent, nonivr euvitliniz Vico-President, and
ja2l.3t WILLIAM J. REED. Secretary.
DANK OF PENNSYLVANIA.— The
Annual Meeting of the Storkholdernof the Pfeil
dent ; Directors, awl Company of the Bank of Pennsyl
vania will be held at the Banking 110u5e,228 WALNUT
Street, on MONDAY, the fleet day of February neat at
12 o'clock M ; immediately after which au Election
will be held for twelve Directors to servo for tho en
suing year. J. L. FENIMORE,
Ja2l.llel Aaaletanteaahler.
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH
AMERICA.
MARINE, FIRE AND INLAND TRANSPOR
TATION INSURANCE.
OFFICE No 232 WALNUT STREET,
South side, ant of TRIM street.
The properties of this Couipsuy are well invested,
and furnish an available final fur the ample indemnity
of all persnns who desire to be protected by Insurance.
IMMUNE RISKS taken on Vessels, *eights, and
Cargoes.
INLAND TRANSPORTATION RISKS on Merchandise
per Ralhosdn, Canal., and Stesnaboate.
FIRE RICKS on Merchandise, Furniture, and Build
ings. in City and County.
INCORPORATED IN 1791. CAPITAL $500,000,
ALL PAID IN AND SECURELY INVESTED.
TOTAL PROPERTIES 81.007,825.29
PeRVIITUAL °HAMM.
DIILEUTONS.
ARTHUR CORFIN, WILLIAM Wnt.se,
Daum. W. Jones, WILLIAM E. DOWER,
JOHN A. BRoWN, JAMBS N. DICKSON,
BAMUIIL P. Ssirit, 8 MORRIS WALK,
Olen Les Testes, JOUR MAROR,
All/11101111 WHITS, Dances L. llssaisos,
Joel R. Neer, FRANCIS It. COPE,
Theo tau D. WooD, IiDP/ARD 11. TROTIOIR
ARTHUR O. COFFIN, President.
MENDS D. SIIEREERD, Secretary. JaPil.tf
GERMON'n PHOTOGRAPH ROOMS,
corner SEVENTH and CIIICSTNUT streets --Ali
the various styles of portraiture known in the Photo
graphic art are produced at this establishment A pew
style of portrait just introduced, surpassing the finest
miniature on ivory, excelling all others in point of like
nens and delicacy of entering, with a most wonderful
stereoscopic effect. The public are invited to call and
examine this new styli) of miniature. 1618
t'I,LEM CAMPHOR,
Coriander Seed, Cantharides.
Rad libel, Manna, email lioko,
Alen Senna, Day Item,
Jamaica Luger Root, Cardamom Seed.
Window Ohme! Window (Naze' Sheet. & DulTy's
make; ariperior to any in the market We are now
receiving two-thirds of the (lime made at three works
Any of the atove articles cold in quantities to suit
the purchaser. Send your orders to
ZEIOLRII. & 13)11T11,
Wholesale Druggiet.,
jals H. W. corner SECOND and GREEN Ste.
THE BEST COUGH SYRUP IN THE
WORLD.-PREPARED BY A CHEMIST
HARTSHORNE'S PECTORAL SYRUP 0 F
WILD CHERRY
is admitted by the thousand!, who hare need it to ho
the beet promotion in one for COUtiIIS, from a cold
or a CONSUMPTIVE COUGH, ABTII3IA, BRON
CHITIS, CATARRH, or any Lung Affection. it it
also a groat remedy for Iluareonm, and allay.. all In
flammation of the Luogn or Throat Bottles '25, 50
coots, and n. hold by
R.H.A 0 11. JENKINS,
Corner WALNUT and BECONl)Streets, and
Jalo.lf No. 6 North NINTH Street.
1 S.WHELEN & CO., No. 309 WAL
-4
..4• NUT street, above Third.
flovernment, State, Railroad, and flank Stock. and
Loans bought and sold on commission in this city, New
York, or Bolton. Particular attatition given to the
wife investment of money, and the negotiation of coca
ritien. jalS..rp wfanlin
1 IVERY STABLE KEEPERS, LOOK
to your Interests, Lod pationlaelll3Bllllll.'B LAMP
FACTORY, 100 Fouth EIGHTH atreet, below etwatout.
Previous to hie openings responsible factory, you were
charged $lB for work which he is now doing Ina war
ranted manner from 89 to 810 Emut hi in, or you will
have the same charges to pay. isithy
001.. G. DE KORPONAY HAS THE
‘../ honor to inform the ()Meerut of Philadelphia that
he hoe been appointed INTERPRETER of the United
States Courts, and opened an Office for translations of
all Modern Languages at 1010 GEORGE Street, abuse
TENTIf, where he will bele attendance to All the busi
ness transactions In his line. de2l-1m
KEROSENE OIL,
DISTILLED FROM COAL
KEROSENE LUBRICATING OILS.
Thle 011 Is not only CHEAPER, but SUPERIOR TO
THE BEST SPERM. It will NOT GUM OR CONGEAL
AT A.LOW TEMPERATURE, and tt will RUN LONGER
AND KEEP TILE JOURNALS COOLER TITAN ANY
OTHER LUBRICATING MATERIAL.
Br Machinists and others are requested to call and
examine these oils at the sole agency,
(=nom M. FREEMAN, Agt.,
delD•3m•it No. 116 Walnut street, above Front.
3/INCED MEAT.—
A: The Subccrlber has commenced mannfwtnringbb
Ni Plus Vitra
MINOND DittAT,
which he otters to his customers in
LAXOI Or NULL outaturm.
Orders through BLOOD'S DISPATCH will he puno•
tunny attended to.
JOSHUA WRIONT L
nIB 2md SPRING GARDEN and FRANKLIN eta.
fORAGE on SECOND and THIRD
TLOOBS eaa he had at 119 North Water street.
Apply to MARTIN & IdA9ALISTRIA, mon
Q •
TA,,rx,,a
PIECE —We here puIe. 7 CLTNS BY THE
stock 7-8,4-4, 54,15-4, atory a full
Shootings, In Brown and Bleached Goode, to
invite buyers' attention, e a they will b e sold at a anatil
fraction advance on the Pulteze price. Also, '
, Superior makes Shirting and n atata
Shirt Bosoms, machine and wo v e..
Table Linens, warranted pure, 50 cents up.
Table Cloths; 60, 75, 98 cents, li , 81 50, to U.
Brown Table Linen, various grades.
Napkins, Twill!, 100yllea, Diapers, & a.
Flannel!, Tick logs, Table Disper,_4 o AIL
BEFORE STOCK TARINI,
We will sell several " odd lota "of old goods very
cheap. They comprise: Plaid Valenclas 12)( eta., raga .
ler price 25; two other lota at 10 and 20 cent, b een
selling at 12% and 31 cents ; 1210ent Prints atlo
conic; lot of al Cassimeres 75 cents, &o. iteunihnti
cheap, COOPER & CONARD.
Ja2l S. E. cor. NINTH and MARKET.
D OMESTIC DRY GOODS.—
ISAAC STARS, Ja
'
No. 125 CIIESTNIIT Street,
Bag In store the following desirable goods, which he
offers to the trade on the most favorable terms
8205,600 00
. . . . ,
ism) bales light end medium Shentinge and Shirting.,'
1000 cases Bleached
300 a udder end Steam Print',
••• • ,
300 packages Eagle Medal and Conestoga 'Makings.
100 omen plaid and striped Oznaburgs, Denims, Can
ton Blannels, &n.
Also, Doeskin Casslmerea, Cambriea, and good, gene
rally adapted to the clothing trade. ja.,%.3t0
BAYADE RE WOOLLEN SKIRTS.—
SIIARPLESS BROTHEIIA hare recelyed English
Skirtings, bright colors in Bayadere, an article much
used In England
a ik 2o OLLESINUT and EIGIITII Streets.
QPECIAL NOTICE.—
AN IMMENSE STOCK OP WRITE GOODS.
" THORIILK2 & CHUM
IYonld cell special attention to their present stock of
LINENS AND AIIISLIISS
Embracing every variety of make and width, at price.
exactly to amt the time..
4.4 Inch Linens, of our own importation, warranted
pare flax, from 31 cents to 51.25 per yard.
Table Linens, by the yard and In the Cloth, of various
Mr., patterns, and prices.
Napkins, Towels:1 ) 0,01os, Diapers, Crashes, &•3 Re
Ladies' and gentlemen's Linen Handkerchiefs, In every
quality.
SHIRTING, SHEETING, AND PILLOW MUSLIM.
Williamsville, Weunautta, New York Mills Muslins, &c.
0.8, 6.4, 84, 8 4, 10-4, and 12,4 Bleached and Un
bleached klualins.
Whit. Brilliant., white Disraeli., white Dimity, he.
Woven Shirt Fronts, machine-stitched do, in every pat
tern and price.
bonnet, Cambric, Swiss, Niuniook, Mull and other
Muslin..
Embroidered Collars, Sleeves, Infants' Walet Bands,
&e.,
With a very large stock of general Dry Goode, bought
cheep for cash, and to be cold cheep at
THORNLgY CIIISM'S.
N. E. eon EIGHTH sod SPRING GARDEN.
jal6 NO SECOND PRICE.
SPRING GOODS-1858.
PRINTS •
A &W. SPRAGUE'S. In large a•eortment, of superior
styles and quality ; also, Robert Ronnie's, Rockingham
and other makes.
BLEACHED AND BROWN COTTONS.
Longa&le, Hope, Blackstone, York Premium, Cohan.
net, Clarr's River, Central, Willimantic, Johnston, Gro
ton V irgiola Family, Mechanics' and Farmers', 15 arr.
Also, Slaters and Shepard's Osaton Flannels; Drown
sad Bleached ; Jewett City Denims; Irene Tiek•
ings ; Alabama, Caroline, and Keystone Stripes; LODI
-4lde Nankeens and Sllesiete ,• Ooreet Jeans ; Cambrl6B;
Cheeks; Pantaloon Stuffs, kn. do.
- .
Greenfield and Terry'a Black Doeskin Casalmeres
Glenhant and Pomeroy's Cotton Warp Cloths; Stemma'
Union Caasitnerea, printed and plain, in great variety ;
Minot, Mineral Spring and other desirable styles of Ex-
Duette. Also ) a good aanortment of Black and Mixed
Cassinierea, hentucky Jeans, and Plaid Linseys.
tot Sate 111' Tna P.IOrAGI. .A. 1.1110011. DIMCOI/37 .
Moan ron 01101 , 7 potto.
11cELROY IS OFFERING GREATER
ILL BARGAINS than ever were heard of before.
$l3 50 Long Brocho Shawls selling at 10 50
760 Square do. do. do. 350
500 Gong Blanket do. do. 3 .50
400 Square blanket, splendid quality, 250
7 50 Chenille Shawls, splendid, 3 60
Closing out Cloaks less than half the regular prices--
52.2 60, 3, 3 60, 4, 4.60, and 6.
Splendid Undershirts and Drawers, the cheapest in
the oity-50, 82k, 75, 87,4 cents and S.
Beautiful Black and Fancy Velvets.
All Elks, fr..int auction, surprisingly cheap.
Dia* and Fancy Dress Silks, in endless variety—the
cheapest In the city.
Beautiful Plaids, 25 cents; All-wool, 28 cents, worth
62)$ cents.
Merinoes, Paramattas, De Laines.
Men's Travelling Shawls, one lot from auction, 13 50,
worth $6, all wool.
The best and heaviest Bleached Muslin' In the city
at 10 cents.
Splendid Prints, 10 cents, usually sold at 89,14 cents.
Dieghams. Fiancele, Table Linens, Toweling,
Fronting Linens.
The cheapest. Cloths and Cantu:wren in the city.
Trimmings less then half the usual prices.
Best quality Kid Gloves at 62X cents, at
MuELROICS,
jaB-finw y No. 11 South BENTE!. Street.
LOOT 825 28
MUSLINS OF ALL WIDTHS AND
ILL GRADES.
OURWEN STODDART k BROTHER
!lave now open a largo stock of
11LEAMED AND BROWN MEETINGS AND
SIIIRTiNGS
Comprising all the most desirable makes, whlth are
sold at the vory Imaged prison, by the pkco or yard.
Nog. 450, 452, and 454
jell NORTH" SECOND STREET. ADM WILLOW.
BLACK VElLS.—Black French Veils,
rich Rtylon.
Air°, Mode, Crape, and LlamaPella.
For sale by SUARPLESS BROTHERS,
jag eIIESTMIT and EIUuTH streata.
Ul
CHEAP AND ELEGANT CLOAKS.
The largest and handsomest stock or
VELV.ET AND CLOTH CLO ARS
In the City,
AT ANDUOID PRIORS, AT
GEC FRYER'S,
No 915 CHESTNUT STREET. d -
BROAD CLOTHS,
Ll OABBIMERES,
SATTINETB,
VESTIN(IO,
Boys' wear generally,
And Clothe For Ladles , Cloaks
itroni the late Auction Hiles, at
REDUCED PRICES.
CURIVEN BTODDART & BROTHER,
450, 452, and 454 North SECOND Street,
de3o above WILLOW
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS,
AND KNITTING ZEPHYRS.
NEW GOODS OPENED DAILY,
J. G. MAXWELL & SON.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STORES,
1056 CHESTNUT Street, four doors below Messiah
And 919 B. SECOND St , below Spruce.
YACTORIES —Nos. 95 and 97 GEORGE St.,
Tenth, and SECOND Street, near Union.
Orders made at • few hours , notice. ae22 4mlf
REMOVAL.—TIIE GIRARD FIRE AND
JAL MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY hare removed
their °dice to No. 415 wALsur Street, m the Schuyl
kill Nwrlgation Company'. Building. la2o-1m
REMOVAL.-
SMITH, WILLIAMS, 4- CO.,
DRY GOODS JOBBERS,
111711 W 11110711.0 70 ?DI
SPLENDID IRON-FRONT STORE,
No. .513 MARKET STREET, ABOVE Iliall,
Where, with their factlitlea fur accommodating the
Trefle vastly Increased, they feel thernmelves prepared
to offer irotueentente to Merehrofts uruturpaceed by
ANY INTIM ENTROLISUUNT IN THIS COUNTRY.
jade...drool-If
r/PEAIOVAL.--CRITTENDEN's
DELPIIIA CO.II.IIEROIAL COLLEGE N RE
MOVED to the northrtit corner of 6.EVENTII Lnd
CHESTNUT StreetA
The whole ['adding le occupied, and fitted up in a
style surpassing anything of the kind in this country.
Thorough preparation for the cuunting.house.
ludtretnat instrnatton from competent and attentive
Teachers, ander 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 are geed/Liens and get a Catalog - as of
Terme, &o. .11113.1
R EMOVAL.-
C. FAWCIMTT,
HA II: CUTTER AND WI!) MAKER,
Has removed to 1026 CIIE)TNt T street, Cow doors 61
low ELP.VENTII
WANTED—A PARTNER, with a Capi
tal of from ten to fifteen thousand dollars, in an
old established Steam Saw Mill and Lumbering
nese, situated on the Susquehanna, and at the junction
of the Philadelphia awl Baltimore markets. For full
p.rtienlare,addreei D, II E., Box In Philadelphia Poet
0111 co. Ja19.31*
AGENTS WANTED.—Fivo to Ten Dol
lars per day can be esetly made Call on A.
SLACK, at Jacob LomatCs surrel Horse llotel, West
King street, Laucaeter, l'a. ,lels-tf
11 7 - ANTED, FOR THE UNITED STATES
CAVALRY—AbIe-bodied, unmarried men, to
whom will be Oren good pay, board, clothing, and
medical attendance. Pay from ill to SZ.3 per month
No man haring a wife or child will be arcepted Apply
for MOUNTED AERVIOE, at No. 617 MAD.KE I' street
shore kighth, north side
WILLIAM 11. BOYALL,
Ist Llent 24 Reit. of Cavalry,
OM 5-Im* Recruiting Officer.
3nourance Qtottipanies
GIRARD FIRE AND MARINE INSUR
ANCE COMPANY, PILTLADELPLIIA—Offico, No.
80/ WALNUT 'greet, wort of
"lIRM Riad ONLY TAN IN."
WAVOTOIS.
Joel Joties, (leo. W. Woobranl,
Wus. Novato, IL. N. Burroughs,
John Anepnch, Jr., Thos. Craven,
NJoseph Klapp M. D., A S (I.llott,
John bleClure, Jer 1l siker,
J. B Hughes, C D. Shoomakor,
W. B. Boyd, 11. IL. Combat!,
C. Rudman, John W Claghoru,
in.., r - r
Yraneis Peters.
Hon JOEL JONES, President.
A.B OILLETT p Nice President
Jno. E. alcSioLt.t., Becretary and Treasurer.
Jams B. ALsosn, Assistant teeretary. ja7-Arndt
for Bole nnb (to Ett.
!"OFFICE TO RENT AND FIXTURES
NJ FOX SA.l.ll—The accord-story Boma, 47 south
TlllBll Street, with gas, water. &c. Large f
Safe, mutable fora Broker or Jeweler. ApplY on the
premiere. fiell.3t*
AA LARGE AND VALUABLE WHARF
PROPERTY ON THE DELAWARE, in the
Eighteenth 'Ward, for rent. Possession green on the
first of April next. Apply to
BAMUEL It OWE,
JaLl-th siitutf ill WALNUT street.
I)ESIRABLE OFFICES at 520 WALNUT
st., opposite the state House; cne of the best
lonians locations In Philadelphia, with heat, light,
and all modern conveniences Apply on the premises,
Room No. 8, to U. W. J. BALL, Asent. D 026
WILLIAM HENRY MOORE, FURNISH.
ING UNDERTAKER, No 1416 ARCR Street,
west of Broad, .to of Ed ARCM Street.
Leal CoOlus always as band. Ja1..(40
WOOLLEN GOODS
WELLING, COITIN & CO ,
116 CHESTNUT Street
Ilemovale
rAITADELFIIII,
- Wants:
otdov 'Pt %ution•
SOOTT, dr., ATIORIONEER, (succes-
A-wo oor to woutzwr k.scorrolat .1...1NUT St.,
its the Onetorn Hones. between Noun so d Ruth
!!!
"Wars LIICT/ONEES,
and MONS _ p, in Boa t,
TRIAD Attest, below Walnut, oppeops - e'-- -
only
eight doors below the lltchange.
Hann of baldness from f o'clock, A. V I =kJ is
o'clock IA the imam.
Out doorsales, sad Wee at the Amstban HMOS, M.
tended upon the moot satlafactoq terms.
CAPITAL WOOOO.
Botablisltal for Ike loss Thirty Yearn.
Advances made from one dollar to thousands OW Die
moods, Silver Plate Watches, Jewelry, Hardware, liar
chawlise, Clothing, Furniture, Bedding, Cigars, Husical
Instruments, Gone, Horne, Carriages, and Hoods ot
every description. '
goods can remain any length of USIA agreed
fuss rainer, from one hundred do ll ars and upwards
wi shamed 2 per cent. per month; 2/40 and 07111,
the lomat market rata.
Thus MO. Rouse having a depth of nil feet, beeline
!No sad thief-proof melte to mime all valuables, and pit
vete watchmen for the premised ; also, • heavy lam
ranee lauded for the benefit of all persons having rods
idea:iced upon.
N. L.-On &emu& of baring an unlimited eapital,
this aloe is prepared to make admin.' on mom esti*
teem and accommodating term t h an en; other in
tile atty. -
Money Weaned to U. Poet, ht smell amount, with
out any chars.. -
AT PEIVATI BALI.
Gold Patent Lever and other 'W r.inh eg, 7."127, sad
Clothing will be sold at redneol prise.
GEORGE W. SMITH, AUCTIONEER
N. N. corner of BARRON end BOOTH Knots
►bore Second.
EVENING SAM.
SALSB RYER!" SATURDAY *MING,
At 7); o'clock, at the Auction Store of Hardware, Oct
Ivry, Lionseseepteg Artialee, Olotbeo g, i Waterer, Jewel
ry, Pinney Articles, le.
amusements;
ITALIAN OPERA--SEMIRAMIS.-
Wme. D'ANGRI'S first appearance in Opera, on
SATURDAY.
The eels of Seats commences this morning.
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.—
E. A MULAIIALL Sole LePage:
ITALIAN AND GERMAN OPERA.
Mr. ULLMA.M has the hone to announce to The
public of Philadelphia that all arrangements fur a
short Opera Semon of Ten blights hare been com
pleted T.ie first performance will take playa on FRI
DAY, January T. 21, when will be given Borah:WA cele
brated oyera
THE BARBER OP SEVILLE
MADAME ANNA DA LAGRa.NGE
Will make her first appearance these two years in her
celebrateil refs of
ROSINA.
Big. Gassier se..
Lsbocetta u
Big Anisesni
Big. Rectum—.
Figaro.
Aliaatiya.
Bartel°.
... • • -. .
Madame Lagrange wi I sing during the mode lesson
the Munger an Varlationa, and at the end of the Opera
the celebrated Lagrange Polka
On BITURDAI , Brat appearance In Opera of
MADAN!'" D'ARGAI IN SEMIRAMIS.
On MONDAY, Brat and only night of
RIGOLETTO.
On which occaelon the favorite tenor, big Biguardt,
will make hie brat appearance is Philadelphia.
TO THE PUBLIC.
No Opera will be repented. The Repertoire Includes
MI new Opens or rel Inds, in addition to which
TWO NEW OPERAS,
not yet gtren In New York, will be produced for the brit
tune in Philada!phis.
TWO FAVORITE OPERAS
•
Will be given as biatineel;
TUE SCAM!. OF FRIOES
will be the same as in New York, which has enabled the
manager to bring tile season to a brilliant does, notwith
standing the late (trim:teal retulaion.
15 hilet the regular prices of admission will remain
ONE DOLLAR. intim', ag e Oheck for a Rearmed Seat,
several will be lore. at a no form price of Fifty Cents
to all parts of the Academy, and one few extraor
dinary occasions, which will b duly announc• d, there
will be a ined.rate ettra charge for securing Seats in id
ea cc, so customary In all Opera Houses of the New
and 0 d Worlds
The prices of admission to this Family Vireo mint Am
phitheatre will invariably be Nifty acd Terenty-dre
Cents.
NUTICE.—There will be, for the oonvenlence of the
Pubis, Two TICIOZT Orricis.
For the Barber of Seviln, and 4 9emiritmla commences
Mc morning at 9 o'clock at the Bog 011dc. of the Aca
demy or !ionic, and at Lea & Walker's Music Store,
where the right aides of the Paquette and Pargnette
Circle will be sold.
Tha tale of Beata for Rigoletto will commence on
Yrktay morning, at the two T•cket Offices. Jan attf
WTHEAILETAR CH STTZEITRZ ;LE;:z
W. WUEATL
THURSDAY EVENING. January 21st, 11158,
Will be performed the new Drama, in a Prologue and
Bee nets, entitled
FRAUD AND ITS VICTISIS; or. TLIE POOR OF PIIL
LA DELPIII A
James Seaborne, Mr E L Davenport; Harry Holdrest,
Mr Viheatley ; Count do Valmont, Mr Dolman; Agnes
Seaborne, Mrs E L Davenport; Julia Hugglestone, Miss
Emma Taylor.
Previone to which will be performed the Laughable
Comedietta entitled
TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS
Scsta or Pittcs..-110xes, cent.; Secured Seats,
SS cents; Orchestra Stalls, 60 cents; Seats In Private
Boxes, 75 crate; Gallery 1S cents; Gallery tor Colored
Pers.., 25 cents; Private Box In Gallery for Colored
Person., SS cent.
Box Office open from 10 i. M. until 3P. M. Doors
will open at 0,14 o'clock ; performance to commence of
7, preelaely.
NATIONAL THEATRE, WALNUT ST.
1, NEAR EIGHTH.
LESSEE WESLEY BARMORE.
ASSISTANT MANAGER. R. /WINSTON.
STALE DIRECTOR MR. J. B. ADDIS.
THURSDAY EVENING, January 2lat, 1855.
The petformance will commence with the Great Local
Drupe entitled
Paul Fairweather '':l ' OW -N 1:W-- -11924 ' lira proctor
Lieingaton Mr Liebmann
Badger ....Mr. Bara.ore
Abdo. Mre. Cunningham.
Lucy Fairweather Mrs. Butler.
To conclude with
VIE BAILOR OF FRANCS.
Pnicse or ADMISSIOS-25 Cents to First Tier; 15
Cents to second Tier.
Doors open at ON o'clock. Performance to com
mence at IN o'clock.
SANFORD's OPERA HOUSE—
ELEVENTH Street, above Chestnut.
ETHIOPIAN PERFORMANCES THIS EVENING.
Ethiopian Lire Illnetrated by Seaford's Troupe of
SERENADERS
To conclude with
SEVEN AGES OP WOMAN
Burleequed in character by DAN 0 AUDNEE, who will
pereonsto Ten Dmtinct Characters.
Doors open at 7 o'clock—to commence at half-past
Seven.
Admittance 25 cents.
BEATRICE CENCL-JAMES S. EARLE
.1-3 will open. JANUARY ESI, lb.. beautiful Statue
of ‘• BEATRICE CENCI, SLEEPING, ON THE RYE
OP HER EXECUTION."—DT Nees MARIE? Hausa.
Aanu9sion 25 cents.
EARLE'S GALLEItIF.S, 816 CHESTNUT St. .*SIO
ORATORIO OF ELIJAH.-
Tho great work of MENDELSSOLLVS •ill be
performed, for the first nm to Philndapltia. by the
'WISH/NIA SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY.
At their Fist Coneert of the settee°, on MONDAY
Etening, Jeoltary V.sth, et OONCERT HALL.
Sutiseriptions Tarr•e Dot. Lice each !lay Do made at
Beck & Lnwtoa's, Lee & Walker's, ►ad 0 Andres,
Chestnut street, where lista may be found for Signa
tures. jut 14-it
Iltditiral
CITY COMMISSIONER
JAMES 3i*GAILEY,
71/211 W 1111)
Pubjrct to Democratic rules.
FOR. RECEIVER OF TAXES,
w m . GOODWIN,
?WEL EYE WLED
subject to Democratic Ruled.
CITY CONTROLLER,
WILLIAM CURTI9,
reuraeare WAZO
Buljoot to Demc•cruttc tolo4.
CITY COMMISSIONER,
CHARLES D &INTL
VIRST RAE)
Subjeet to De moc re ti a ruted
FOR REGISTER OP WILLS
WM. ItANCOOKS,
TRICLIIII WARD.
d2-3m* Bobject to Democratic Wes.
FOR SHER IFF -
ALM:P.3IIN GEORGE MOORE,
FOURTH WARD
Subject to Democratic Rake.
F OR SHERIFF—
JAMES 0 GIBSON,
Twlste-steuvo 1110.
Bubject to Democratic lintel no43m•
ecntlemen's farnioljing iZoobs
pINE SHIRTS, rondo to order, and War
6. ranted, or elegant material arid eoperior work
tromihip Also, Drees Stocks ant Gentlemen's Wrap
pers, at the l'remium Store ot W. W. KNIGHT, 612
ARCH Street, shore Sixth. no2l-y
lit/RAPPERS! WRAPPERS! WRAP
r PERS '—A very large and elegant warted.' at
reduced price.. Al•o, heavy nuder-clotlng of all d•-
acriptiene, tar gantlemen's wear, at W W ISSIG EIS'S,
612:A Hell Street, above Stith
INCIIESTER & SCOTT, GENTLE
MIMS STORE, and PATENT
SHOULDER SEAM SMUT MANUFACTORY, No 1 , 16
CHESTNUT Street, above Seventh street, l'hlladelphla.
The attention of Southern and Western Merchants, and
Btrutprv, is particularly invited to this improved cut of
Shirts, the most perfect fitting article made. At shot..
aide and retail, and made to order. ans-lyif
110USE'S PRINTING TELEGRAPH,
IYASIIINGTON, JANUARY, ISLA.
For the convenience of the Government Departments,
Bankers, and Aesidents generally of the West
End of the City . the
NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON PRINTING TELE
GRAPH COMPANY
FIAYR OPENID AS
OFFICE. IN WILLARD3' HOTEL,
Whence Melange!! VIII be tranimitted Lim'? to Pal.
Moore. Philadelphia, and New York; m 1 from thous
cities, In connection with the different House end ?tone
Telegraph Lines. to Wheeling, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati,
Menipbie, and New Orleans;
Albany, Buffalo, Cleveland, Co'inubus, Indianapolis,
Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, Milwaukee, and Bt. Louis;
Toronto, Hamilton, Montreal, Quebec
PTOTifitite, BORIOn, Portland, Bangor, !ULM, St
John's, and all Intermediate points In the United et tea
and British Provinces
OFFICEBi
NATIONAL. HOTEL, (Entrance from SI XIII Street )
OS II LARDS' HOTEL, (Entrance from the Testi•
bale I jaffliaret
SAVING FUN D.--UNITE D STATES
TRUST COMPANY, punter of THIRD and CURET
NUT Streets.
Large and small earns recetwed, and paid hack on de
mand, without notice, with FITE PER CENT INTER
EST from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal
Office hours, from 9 mall 6 o'clock every day, and on
MONDAY EVENINO3 from 7 Instil 9 o'clock
DRAFTS for sale on Yalgland, Ireland, sad floothasel,
from /1 opnards
President—Fri:PLUM It CHAR /01D.
Treasurar—PLlNTELSK.
Teller—FAMES It HUNTER
AA T. CHUB, '=lB GOLD STREET, below
Ilk • Dock, burs and stqls ON COUMISSION, Govern.
ment, !Rate, City, and Railroad lama, Bank, Railroad,
and other Btoeke, ho. Coeutooreiel paper rnotiated
}alb-dtt
LAMS, HAMS, llAMS.—Estra new sugar
cured llama, 10 tents par lb
CLI.A.W.EA &Mtn Groc e r,
Jals-11t , N W corner 6IXTII P IKE str.ats.
gale* - bp' fivrtios.
itior THOMAS & SONS,
No..lar and 141 SOUTH TORIUM
(Formerly Nee. 47 sal SE)
P.SAL STOORS, ea.
Piablie Bales at the Philadelphia baiamse irreli7
Tuesday Evening. la
Cr Handbills of each peeped/
plitition to which ere publish on the Be
p• thousand catelognes
giving full 0140 , 1,4:a ne of ail din preparey ba adit on
the following Teeming. -
ZURNITUER BALM AT, HMI AUCTION
STORE every Thuraday morning.
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVAIR EAU.
HT We have a Large amount of Real Estate at Pri
vate Sale. including nosy drweription of City sad
auction
country Property. Printed idati may be had at the
Store.
PILYVATR SAWS EIGISTAII
H:r . Reel Estate entered ea our Private Bele Ea
giater, and advertised oceasionally in ear Public Bale
Abetr;ets, (of whisk 1,000 Copies are printed weekly,)
free of shares
PEREMPTORY BALE.—SUPERIOR FARM.--Oar
eels 16th February will Laclede a large and superior
farm, about 334 acres, vith nae improreseente, Backe
county, Pa. Full perticalarnasty be heodbilia.
(Jr Sale abooluts, without reserve or limitation.
STOCKS .AlfD LOANS.
On Tuesday Reeving.
26th instant, at the Philadelphia ll:change, at 7
o'clock—,ae ;
823 shares New York and Middle dad Field Railroad
end Coal Company, par s2s—fall paid. - -
• Shares in the Philadelphia Library, and Athenaeum,
and Mercantile Library.
2 Ponth Camden Ferry 'Company mortgage coupon
bonds, $5OO each.
5 shares Philadelphia Steam Tag Company
ORPHANS' COURT SALE, 26TH
Estate of Frederick Pfeil, decemed.—Thr
brick dwelling, brick slaughter home, and let,
Ninth Mimi:, north of Reed street.
MODERN bWELLING.—The seeders three-etery
brick dwelling , No. 9032 Vine street, west of Twen
tieth street.
LOT, TREES FRONTS.—jhe valuable lot and See
slow brick betiding', S. N. corner Catharine street,
Lebanon street, and Moore street, beau.. Ninth end
Tenth streets.
MODERN RESIDENCE.—The handsome residence,
with beck-building, replete with all modern crivreni
ences, northwest corner Eighth and Lombard stre
BRICE STABLE AND CARPENTER 5130P.—Two
story brick etablo Robertson street, tenth of Polder, be
tween Seventh and Pranklin streets. Two-story Miele
caTenter shop adjoining. They will he so le geptra g e l y.
VALUABLE LOT.—Valweble lot southeast side el
Brown street, van; tf Iltuitingden street.
140 ACRES OT LAND, borough of Laporte,
Balli
nn county, Pa.
Also, 5 lots at Laporte.
PEREMPTORY SALE—TWO GROUND REBER—
One of SIX., and oneof 136 per ammo.
723 shares New York and Middle Cog Field Railroad
and Coal Company.
OB2lllllB' COURT BALE-71111C5A7tY Rd.
Estate of Philip Cain Deceased. - .
TWO LOTS —One on the Clarinet PWI Retired and
Wilson street, Twenty-second weed, and the other on
. Filinsoce street. Tweets third weed flat* Prsnkfced).
PERVMPTOBY BALE.--YALUARLI - WY, RIT
TENHOUSE SQUARE—The Tellable let, imemhami
corner Eighteenth and Ritteuhouse streets, below Le
oust street, nearly opposite Rittenheass nue, QS east
on Eighteenth street, 113 feet on Rittanhooat street.
Sate absolute.
AN IRREDEEMABLE GROUND-HIEN? OP 230 •
YEAR—WeIt secured by two brick dwelling..
REAL ESTATE SALE—TEBILL'ABY
This sale will include—
Exeentor's Bale.—Rstate ef .De Wm. Prielt, Deed.
VALUABLE PROPERTY, BUILINGVOIN N.
100 sexes, with extensive [tont on the ricer beleasere,
Camden and Amboy Railroad . mt. Holly teue *mend
vat - lona streets. It in a eery Tamable perearty, befog
near to the steamboat ferry and railroad depot.
eartienlars in. handbill* and pleas. Term
only one•forath sash
dodgems' Peremptory Ride.- -
COUNTRY SEAT acres sod 21 perches, neer
Sprint field, Delaware county, Pa. -
Aludenete' Peremptory Bele..
VALUABLE LOT —lVeshington awl Chew streets,
German:con.
SALE OF SUPERIOR TURNITI3II2, AXMINSTIER
CARPET. Es.
pa CARD —Our sale at the widen store this morn'
lug wilt Include, beaten . large aseertment er excelle nt
rum:alien, a - splendid Axminster carpet, See antrums,
Brunel., Ingrain, and renitieo carpet., * Rica and tables , china, glees end plated wars, Also,
drums, Cotton sh irts. de , for savant of United Iltalat
Also, enperior begatellebible, Evens & Watson Iron
chest, stoves, ice, forming an attentive sate, sad
worthy the attention of ladles end ottani desirous of
purchasing.
ET Catalogues now'Maly, mad the articled arranged
far examination.
Sale Nos. 139 and 141 Sunk fourth abaft.
SUPERIOR FIIRNITEDX, MIRRORS, PIANO
FORTES, BRUSSELS CARPETS, &a..
On Thursday Monde& -
At 10 o'clock, at the amnion store, AM exteastes
anortment of atiotod-hand hunituie,game-Eerie., Bras.
fele carpets, &e.
Bale for seamed of United-States. -
DRUMS, SHIRTS, &e far acermat of United
States, 38 tenor drains, 3 pair dram sticks, /16 Cotten
shirts, store, remaining from former sale.
BAGATELLE TAB/B.—Also, a superior biplane
table, with balls and Cues, auseiate.
SALE or BOORS ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS—FROM
A LIBRARY. '
Oa Friday Evening,
January 221; at the amition store, a cellitetion of mu
eelbaneco.s books.
De For particulars tee eatalepass.
Sale at No 884 Locuat ',tree!. -
HANDSOME FURNITURE, PIER MIRRORS, PIANO,
TAPESTRY CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, dm.
This 31craing,
16th intent. at 10 o'clock, by catalogue, at No. 631
South Washington lignere, the satire hoesehold far
mem., piano forte. tapestry German, wit cloths, china
and glassware, tine mattreseee, feather beds, &s., Re ;
also, the kitchen furniture, tookleg stove, refrigerator.
Ac., &a.
Due May be examined at 5 o'clock CM the morning of
sale, wittaniAlegnea
AT PRITATII BALE..
Shares in the Academy of Mule - Point - Breves Park ;
Philadelphia and Merrantile Libra ries; Atheneum; la.
"PARLEY" AT PRIVATE BALL
The elegant tenantry seat and farm, Mime as " Far
ley," late the residence of Itielised - Paxson, deemaed,
formerly of Dr. Wrote, is offered at privatesalso.
descriptions may be had a t the snetiesi moms
F URNESS, BRINLEY, &
Nod. =sad '234 MARKET 13ktimit itl-y
-rrA.z.ssasi•D • -----
rnaLartgurnia - NOESIN AND CAIIIIAGN
BAZAAR. southcsat corpse or Math sad George
betalats (Natataut sad Want ezedo.
1t? Sale* of. horses, carriages, and brussau, hold
regularly every SATURDAY MORLYnie, ttutuighoot
the year, comineung id 10 o'clock. -
ET The largest collection of now sad sawed-hoed
carriages, harness, saddles% &c., in the al, =JIM
seen at this establishment for W ig le Las.
onrr • Carriages received on s
0." Ont-door sales attended to On 111/1408131411 twat.
HOMES, VEHICLE/3, .314 D IL&EKE33.
On Saturday ilonst.
At 10 o'clock, at the Barasz, will be lad, lane,
eshklet, and harness.
JAMES A. FREEMAN, AUCTIONEER,
'KO. I= WALNUT 8 1 / 7 110IT above 701:11r17.
: I : •4I 4.9
ID - we beg leave to lorsirat the public ttud we had
our Via. weekly Was of luntitare ortrefue=
our El ACIOLTS RIM BOOM, NO. itl3 -W
EITILSIT, where every pomade *Motion is jives to oh
%Ain the highest orient°, the swede of laboes who wow
favor us with cionaiguments. tamilieahaetagportfolio isT
their furniture to dispose of, or than deelbehog looser
keeping and not wishing Was at their °vs twellisipt,
can have their furetture CABNIMILLY RZNOTTS TO
OUR SALES BOON MIME THEY WILL asALLat
sztrzl: raters ioa THEIR TVIINITITIAN TRAM
TUT CAN OBTAIN FROM ANT OP TES Imin-
TUBE DEALIRS OR ANY anumAconcmg STOMA
/N TUN CITY.
fEr Persons farming im with ennidpummti ena rot
ensured thattlieix property TM solbe steiniTleet.
[l:7 - COSIDAEIiOitiI mere moderate than theme shined
by say otter Anthem Rouse is the MIT.
Cerialpauteuts respectfully noludted.
'Dr Sa!ite tatl immediateltr after the vide Ni lOW
BEAL ESTATE SALE, IllT}l JANUAIY.
This sale at the Exchange, Ca Wednesday evening.
27th Isuaart. LASS, at T o'clock, sill inclado—
Orphana' Court Sale—Bstate of fairy ffi►tkof, (tha
Wet red
TWO-STORY BRICK. ROUE_ AND LOT, TliaLltOlS
A two-rtory brisk Imam aaat lat. east We of Tars=
a tratt, &Athwart, IS fast traat, ISS Nat &sp. 14 100
Oterna() venal rent
rphans' art Bala—Estate cf LEI* Sleampisa, died.
PROPERTY, HARMONY STREET. LAY' SOUTH
._
A lot of planed, with the two-story brick Loos
thereop erected, moth side of Harmony street, Se het
from Fourth street, &Athwart, Is feet frost, C feet
deep ttll greyed riot.
Err 00 to to paid out oseli of Ms above when the
sane is struck off.
This sal. r.❑ Do Led as the IxChlzic cs Wodkoodlog
evening, lebruzy .1.1,1!..:3, e 1 T o'clock, sad rill La-
Orr has' Court Salt—Laito of We.. B. Dale... ded-
BRICK nor AND LOT, CIEMTNTT ETILLITT,
ill, 7INTY-TOCRT II WIRD
A tsro-st.ory be* a bolo* at... 1 lot of gro 1. sow% lid*
of Cites - mot street. 175 feet sratvsed of Till stmt, is
the Tweety-foartb Toed ef tle est - 7, n feet reset sot
feet deep to tleo:^0 street Clew: of toonsiremoe.
117 ISO to be paid *ben struck off.
112133
REAL ESTATE SALE-7EBRUART lOtle
Shia sale at the Tatham4e, sa Wedaesday mean.
Yetreary :fah, st 7 o'elcek, rill melees--
Orphans' Court ef Thar-ss Koehler,
TWO—STORY BRICK Horse. S. W. CORNER
A THYRTON AND MARRIOTT ETRZEM—A Two
story brick how, sad lot of retell, scntheest earner
of Atherton nod Merrirtt stfrete. 19 feet oet, Athertou
•tract, gni 13 feat on I(emottie Lane.
A arettlase Peering Mere, vitt a. goof rem of true
mess, fear printin4 proem two lonise sal an* A dame
Type sod *northing egteessat7 fee the bummer An 27
$t the Auction atom
itiOS ES NATHAN S, AUCTIONEER
IV 001131L521011 ILESCLIA3I, a B. terser
RUTH and RACE fluceta.
AT PRIVATE SALE—G*IImA laver palest
Logue, Enlist Sous, cad Treacle stokes, jewelry,
of semi description, mosicoil lastrometalo, kw, ke.
AT PRIVATE BALE—Aorzaret ea woad doer,
bou•eb.oli forwitwre, of every temrEptioa, beta, sat
tresses, carpeting, looking ear**, feuei ortkies,
to., at
Oat-door moles attended W pro/ono/1y lig the lactioo
ear. Charges very low Cooragimeata Woltz*
clothing, jewelry. &e ,&o calicited •
MONEY t DTANCititi.
Liberal cub advnat•es wade ca dianinada, natebra,
jewelry., surer-gia:e. dry to- As eintnirrg, grnotri.s,
barderare, estiery, einisi;al lunar% news, Toni
lam gingen, furniture. bedding. bars., 'ebonies, kin.-
need. Lad en ail amides et 'aloe.
hOTION --Ali good. forfeited nt lf &Omni tab...klub
went. S E corner cf Stith and Eno* e.ro.ta. Me
sold on Tnesdny Inorn3ng, ti febei•aq, at le o'clock,
units, depelaitors call trier 11.4reto Lad gag charged
OD the same
NATIIANS' GILL tr. SALE OF FOLIPLITID GOODS
will take plac.,
MICEEIZEI
Feb. ZS, at 10 o'clock. at Moses Nathan' *echos
boar., muthrmt corner cf nt'a and Rao. etreeta. It
well ercbrsoe the larree,t act of foe-Ito! colls
terrls ever c larva at tabl t sect loot, Oiliceiriag is ran
of every variety of dry roods, tee Irish hewn, Cam-,
elrtine, maehas, ta,lies' dee Freed voke4 collars,
nc,iPril , ..evei, Dheoad, Tees. beads, kamieesne new
ghats, glOree. neck Om 4,1 d linen, acanuabne hilts,
neckerchiefs, spool enfan t , rlhboret, beetle, Wk. noel.
len, }dui, menu°, elute crape and 'tells obaell, ele
gant sait-relent clLaks. sllk-velest skirts- Cogent t.ih
dresses end dress patterns. slat chits. tech
0,1101t14:11 bIINEIIII, and ftretilball, lath err sn,
lace nuntillin and ab•• la, ea:fa, cash mete, re rico. !s
-late, dele.ge, alpaca, French chmts sad ether drew.
and dress Tortterod, Into* leader. clothilej., lal e. sot
ehrldroci`s gutters. bents. ant taws, Tletta.nr. a./
matters, truellieg trust. =pence •tercosta, doers
and frJek coste.ko.crrers roar, mytanv, cloth sal
nan
mere pantato.m.. veiret. W. 3 ra. raltmeea.
and other red.., summer clotlong. &raven. anderabi.rts,
lieen &IA lose:in ohms... bouts, shoes, Inro rat shtlillan
permed., several too :apron carpets, tie festker bete,
bolster% and Gnat, comlbrtablia, eideals, ear
tame, blankets, Odra. knives and Corks. limn tabs
cloths, cloth table (demi, Entiana. neeordecros. [seed!,
and numemas ether articles of tiothterg. 4e . ke
IVATCII6.I, Jim Lute. lIILVILWARS. &e.
A large a•sortment of catches. diuscish. jwcalri,
allenrorare. be . A.
Tratbor partKalArs bertabiler.
AT PRIVATE SALE, AT GAI2 TILI rtru,
BALLING PILICIM —DvAtlt-bottAlsoil sad East*/
euro voled patent Ism viAr.Ars, et Um* Awn at.
peraTed wake.. luistlai ems ILIA eimmo Ads iscaps-
Ansi Ism sad lepLns wstraes„ jointed• Isa gait
enameled ling sad I vsieluil rad
jewelry of smy desrtptleal whew irrst
',lam In koatect awes sal *pea hoc .newt'
aeries, tresah watches, a gwitsral sasartestat tar;
mann.. s,els. EuttAls.r. lAinurs /Le.
OCT-I,ooa SAL M SOLICIYXD, awl darer to son
the Ulan, low.
Coostemosta of ivory laseeptisa at pod§ PiLlated
lOC otlic or prmsto solo.
MONEY 1.11'10:CND Oa oil sal Tory Mad argils,
tar oat.. or pryroto solapot b. III••• is•
111:2$ ChAtri