'/lili)i.tettscV;DlPM/7-- l %ommoaweatth,Tiire tad - titan' ON ..ohniianyf ot•tida .CdtgAip,e!dusthad ea; gejeilejrAcfk - et 4 4, AO he. 440: se's , `headjeg - tcir theit poncies;`of which tre"Olinoftrcidge, the 'receipt: : of-ls weer linpression, and &hat atiy,that it la as beautiful en d tpproi,raete irLdesign salt.tairtistic in , cy.euution. The design rep resents afetealo figure; grabefutly rest lother lettearin'ttpidentediAllett enhiesing The State orine:ot .NnhatifiOdai tritiChdr ;right -belting the em 4 19111 o , ;etX 19. a, rfelAY-Btpieli:00111 - C.001%, engrzi4fOf thin beautiful heading:la tdr. No'..ElSlhestautstreet; Whode voilisofirt In thin line have *ell tti#tailfi'ieilttittiOe', • Tile - iinleg of the tantar4 tei the Plea bank-note . - aqua we have -ever seen,, , etut we would, at, once cotapli-; meet thi 6'436164 - for procuring it,r and the.gracefall manger likfr7j3utler hoe elaborated the t!orh. -!--Some :Idea .inay Fapnie';4eittoWi aiitak ire the thit Great Ifsatern ;and its_ anpnitti-; tninosa, when we state that, there .are no'lerter then' 1,700 'inert cis:atonally ;Inuploted - , upoilt;l and that workmena;a engaged dtot and night prepartsuc the MA= Abr.andtrou Work for Alie jwanobtet cradice.: And we' tospidd that to obtain aririllect of tie; immeiee amount - :44 ,eiiitUr ineeited in the clothing trade in our city, It is only iiiiisisary tope to,the palatha,Clett!hlit store of Granville StokeeMe, fATAlteetnut strait, . . ban Paul lc Nenent.g.-4. titudiei had been ex. plaining to tlis Wass the Polite of om/Peoa, and all were drawn up In front tousid the north. " before Yon, .3"Ohn ?". ' • • • , • ",,The north, A • : _ " And what behind you, Totiny, . oat said he, trying at the uama-time to goat fllmpse of It. - field - ceit'and: tail had - bettireeiritly purchased, of ..courae r ,at,- the - great clothing-battier of Clifton, Al- Dr fight, & Co., Tithe's Nall, No. 621 Okestniat strest.'• , . , Tfir. INCREASE' 1N THE We learn ihat:President,lnachansak is -in ,Diver the number of army and 'navy chaplains, pro vided the gentlettioninYpointod to all chaplaincledagree to (lase in biting, and get their new suite at the Drown Stone Clothing Liall of Dunghill es. Wilson, Nos., ooa and Odd Chestnut strset;nbove BY;TIDE, PILOT LME. , , LIETTJEW FRO PEW tOorrespondeice of Thel'reosj - NEW P: M.. We are • about to _enter on the last week In January: - With incitetied and. Increasing aellitty in nioney,.capi- AalistitroalY too maiihui totend, sonic branches ethos!- . 'nese showing Signs of returning health and strength, upwards ofiLlitty Million" in gold in our Penk vaults; and a California steamer to arrive with a coupled Intl. Lent More. - - I indict that_ I 'could toll' you that there - ware fewer shipillying tip rtr our decks; 'that' the fa.. tories were open and bony; that commerce was regarded with 'Mori confidence, andateck gambling ;vith more distrust.; that the work or n o oidottoo *se over, emote and liabilities thoroughly ascertained, and the remains of the storm cleared away ; that prime paper wart - Cis scarce, 'and diaconate mere temp:, All this Is coming, however„surelybut slowly. ' - It is not as easy to imitate cordidenee as It Is to create panic and those who were involved:Pin any way In the' troubles of Beptember, October, and November : however innocently, are atilt considered to here." hay on their h0r0, ,, of- whom it Jewell for the American (not , the lonian) to be particularly caution, In numbers of In. akmelia this suspicion is unfounded and undeserved. lint -if a moneyed man hears that 4-- and. co-, had notes out offering at 4 per cent a month. during the atom, bow. ater,goodthey may be,,,or however powerless they were to control the holders, they are en - Olean in the eyes of banks and money lenders. This will continue until the siNng-proceas is ,completed, and the light and heavy grain separated, _and their value and quality user ; tained,. Stoney is Very cheap to the right sort of men. On the heat collateral' itmay in had on tall at 6 to b per cent., and street - r te' eel:atone_ to - rnle At 7 to 9 per cent.tfor„very. g Airid (according to, quad. ty) for good and.ind (recent. • There are, hewevers let of names Whose paper lilos the market, which do not oven reach the- "Indiffprent" class, and these are only 'touclied.by those benevolent gentlemen called "sha rers," who still reap abundant rewards ter - their Ithe ratily. It is generally believed that the bank stet - - orient of tdonday will 'show an tomcats In thaepecle reserve, notwithstanding - „ the nois•recelpt. of remit • taneee from California:- and the export bt $1.260,000 on • Wednesday last. The ape* Ocr.fram the Interlirr hithertrard has continued, and largeailms have been paid Into.tim.banka on deposit fn the regular-ray of It in alio thought thatthe discounts will shoe; en' crease,andAtuat.the sethal increase wiii be greater :than repOrtedi,bemidee' the redeemed currency certifl _ vales of: the, ,linfelt - frfill, be ;included In the average , ‘The,,smount'`Or currency certificates Ohio : tented doe's not - nciw -- eieeed' $2,500090. - '"The foreign ex change market was -very dull, at. sawmill firm prices. .Pavorl doitrein Insist 0n18314 for starliiig.6 o,dsys, but ' I hareloord of s few - ituallatiesetlo9l4. Thefolicorthig are the exports of specie (OM this Imat'for the tteek _ ending to-day, and for the yearlllsl: ' • :erten, Liverpool, American gold coin:: . 44061 30 -4, do . U 3,loint bats ' 85,839 43 "', do • ColifOrsda, do ....... 140,318 09 Ci -do 8, Mint,bers, i Seg. - gold and eilver .145,114 38 .3overeimui 55,008 19 • " do 165,010 05 for the week .rrevioosly Total 1868 $40388,50 59 Abate, Taylor Brothers quotes land watiants si fol lows: Buying. 90 acre Warrants; per are.. ..... 96 . ,100 - - , - ST _9l' - _l2O "*. ..,... 78 88 92 1 1 understand that about 1,0 . 09100ii0f the treasury notes hare been issued. The_ Lanka' are still shy of therm and X have heard of small sales to brokers at x per cent. discount: " Theyare taken freely by Govern. meutxreditors who want their money, and are willing atamdthe shave Of X per cent. The keel/tent -Tres bareLl Mr Oisch,:will, bases,. /Alga supply of - the notes ea londsp ter,iesnw direct to 'Parties wishing to' invest ' In-them - The exchanges at the clearing house' to-day INS 611,608,4139.91, ant the.balances were 5761400.79. The oaf" transactions at the Snb•Treasury were as Ibl. ~ • rots! receipts - 6213,964 62 .. . , t z t , -ttyTe co nta ._ ' • 69.890 60 la . -- - . - 1,073,840 24 The receipts to4sy include 122,009 from modems.' . • "The non-arrival of news limn Europe - Mut rendered .., the breadstuff' and provisions market dull and leery,. The cotton market; also, Is leas active, and there were markedliedicationw era desire on the part of holders to ' • realise at a - decline of Koji: If the_ news troniturops le very good we naay egret that-the ecant Advattee will ; - be sustained i -but it uye notibin predlit a m The s aterial 4S tock market „iisa satire "tuptits - to-day, and the ' ', • teittdeneit is to higher priced and greater firmness. l'he ,- , brakeman well supplied with money, and the-, nintiber" • i ntostaid'e buyers festally Itemising. Chicago and Rock, - - .Attend Whitt, felteonaiderably in 11m-early part of the , iftlq* - : ,I n stilijmirtoring and *tett firmly,Sithongh it was not unite so astiee as yesterday, /few Nutt Cen tral end Illinoin Centred westavery active at firm prices. - Beading was Sektretst a-slight decline; and Rife left off htong at 2070 - - ',: -, t." - ~.. ", _'-' q ,' ': '' -'- r Mink 4ttekg Tiro Ban ;UM letipteof dowsed. .There was a verylarge-businesa done in Mats atooke; (nearly „,4100,090, of, which 6 , 68,000 were iffirsotui 6Ni, at 84x.) Itellroadbondawere also sought after ; by cspitalists, and, a large.thistneu . wile done at general)) , higher, vices. ltr. Corning has published sletter to the New. -; t. York,clentriti stockholdersitAsr defence.. of biwaelf, against- the' report of the committee of-stockholders. /t legietOonaiderently earns, aria alittletaStorydefence against tho allexatkine of the report, and 14 16 th o ug ht that the directors will have to anbmit to farther en ' niiiiYoix:Siobk.ixolietl 1 • 4; : . I 4Eiii4RIE ga. -.,,-- .: EigOOND 'BOARD. ueee ty,es hii • • i 'nag] be Ny'cien:a , 'gib 794 ' 19000 'loon 011 '4 _O, SP 200 Aria it - , , 20X • 4009 Masotti' Ibr. , -444 leo ma & !ties% : 29 600 111 Gen R We', 00,X,. 200 Tiaritin it - •,5X . : 100011dd Itivitfid m:6l •••• 100- ' , do , -- • bed a '3OOO BulteStLelst m2O /00 .- do '- - , 619 ' 'l2OOO 610R6pti•linsfai:92 . 100 Brulding 11. - b9 O - . 9 419 8000 tiositen Dr Dda 415 , 00.1.0 lioatti 1114 11 , ' 20 4000' • -- de, • •• ' 96,, 600111 Oen' R . 94 600014`04,24.11 2040,46 X • . E. - do : ',, aeX i ' • , 2000'1110/ Bo ',kg fti bea - !loOlei & Tole 13 , 41.% - ,6 Bank of Com 'lOO 100 LaCr .k M il It .13, i r '6O Coin Coal =l4O - 16 g 235 • do' ~ : 12 160 ' -do - ''' •,•• 15,X WI —, do • 3 BO 11X ~ ' 100 ' - do-- •• 'O3O 'l6• • 100 'do - • 21.1‘ ' . - - 9 Dialled Cl Co - - 17019 •- , • . ' THE , C 0131.18: ; - • SATURDAVN, plerertpi ; • Mc- Laughlin, charged witlithe homicide of Cornelius illefidahou in a fight which oeeurrod at. Fifth street ' anti" Harriet's lane some: e* weeks back, had a • hearing, On habeas egrineston Satur,daY.' The tee... . Ainiorty disoloied that therehad been a:sonftle be; ~ , tWoon the nertles,:andthat the decesaid,lwho was " very, 'much in liquor at the time, fell and struck his heid yielestly against the curb-atone, of which injuries he subsequently died, There wean° evi dence of malice on the part of McLaughlin and ho ivr - iridmitted to bail in the stun of $2,500. Wil liam B. Ilankon, - Esq„-,r,apresented Bie.,tdefendant. A bearing was had on iorinta in the case of Jasepli-Throckinorten; charged With a °Mon+ racy to defraud William Gorton of a horse ' wagon, - and hardeas,malued at MO— It. appeared that the defendant was in partnership In the. coal business with a person named/Theodore - Y.-Minn, who ft is -alleged bas-abeoonded: Natin was the original • ; purchaser or thehorialand wagon, and gave for it a due k ill.for $4O, and a eleck on the Kensingtonbank, purporting 'te - be drawn by-blys. dlonoria .11.1agiee, wbiob elm Proved to ben forgery. Th rook- - cotton ,uought the,horse - from -Mane, wittteut showing anything . f the; circumstances of the original purchase, - and, it was • attempted to make hint reeponeible for the ants of hie partner. Judge -;10 1- Allitstn ordered him to bedleoharged, and remarked that them was ,not Cho .ehadoW of a case against There WAS nothing else of, any publur • - . JMilatftations% .1110pOrtektor,. 111 t. Vessel LEGHORNIittp Dlintona titate.- - .4/14 blocks mar trteo64 abbe -d6 7,4084E101,4d t I sumo statuarf, 8 014 1 prates stone t 41 pkse straw bats , do` plating, do paintings,,:2 ao wool. ttri ont , /20 bolas rape, do Obeatoute- 7 tirtetor A. Sartori. itIiAILINP o*- 4 /6131C ovikof areAMERA. ' : . 14. - - , ' , mit YlllO 'UNITED OTialla. • ' ' 4 " , " . lintairsiii- '.•' ; • ! BOIL • 1 , 01 ,• ' -- . risT America • • •,." ..413oston..Liverpogi ' Jan 21 , ' " ,"` ' feildirldanl"...... '. , l'ortland..Livarpool4"....... -Jan 30 rfsmi393 l, 4 • :4314 York. :Hamburg ....... .. • Job 1 ' - 'Baru* - ' ' ' i.Vostod..Livorpoot ' Feb 3 Fulton ':.•:NOtr York..ilarro..“ .. 'Feb 6 • ' ' Cattade... - ..`...".: 304 Ynek..Liverpool ~... Feb 10 At; autio New York.. Liverpool . ' - "PAU " - ' ',•• ',',, Arabia ' - "Ilifar - Y6tkr.Liverpool . . .... ....Pekll Niagara Boslou..Lirarpool • F01Y24 13ot:oasis .... ''..‘..Now York• - `burg ',lard.' 1 •• ' , - '4 r, ••t '';',''' '; , , ,'", ~ ,t . nok lon , - tar - -,- -- , -/Irtelt.V, .. , ..-.4 , •,:iramen,Norr York. ..... ...,Dra le '' a Ifammoula . - %gibing:Mew FOrk - - -Jon 1 80 8 088.4 1 1 . - 'lTOrpool:4New York , Jim .9, , gan ' sroo , ltivergool..llorr Xork Jan 13 IhilUni:....:4,...+;•t•UNl,re , rtielt . . arin 18 amnia ''"' -4 tlovarpoOl..Tiostorr - -.--; lon 19 Arabia..., . ;:.`..Liyorpool.,Nair York : •Tan,23 infli6g,,,.....,....l.itangisiliglisbo&r: . ;; . ..1.• • don WI ~Nitgars.'•'.e.:; . %.,l.krili9#ol..l3oston Jan 80 '"- ' • ' 1 '' .88 11 81045,.1.....;1dierp0011,0ew Torkii.:.;...,Yeb,.. 3 ... ~ 9,.'.2'.a....1tair0..130w m ' --"' the alifornia kail Steamers sail froliNertv.lfork oil tire ettidsid ZOth of eeeh, pea% • ~ ! 4 ; . „..- .. 711 lli I 4F . -r-- ' 4 1ii• 61 e* .4),, - Aura: Imputtita. ~, ; , -,- .1 - ..- zr 'Pliur,Ppz.-3Pkiror.*. 2A, s ing " /11. `' '' 4 ' 4'4 Vi4l4s , 444 - ziocgon, nt.' 'From +lv, Orleans, -,' , l2oibt f Oatino3a; eirriving at New York 93,th. ',„ •, "„.".- - (34itinalik-Fron.Natv York 12th , arriving at lima* . ! , :;n7,,';',.,2,•;#3,8',193:1`f1iiir Oiliattallth. From Naar OrlaanitOAlti ~,:z • ,2,.4 '' avails 29khoarryIngst.lfarrYork gd. • i , - n "I Amon 11f9t-fgoni Now - irottl7th,"atiiorfig at Es:, - '";" -? : - .Nallio"-184ainfilakfr tritani24l:l2.lBroni' Naar Orleans: 4iticl3r,Filfkkhfilkilititi3stiivlcigatliknelfork 18th .•.„ , • 4,,„&!..131,406 l iotint 7 4ronagNir York 27th; arriving it -. 4. 4.3 4 ,-f-.1104,nial 1,0:28.18 , 040808 Bd. From New brlehnb :..•!.....,..19.44.13tranti Iltli die at ilOw York Ikit; • : - '' 00 4 ,40,1. - . 4 ,:‘,.........,;4881p.-.11 ot AiNtrieatsm ,10litrunt'alh , OM+ at Ffil-- . ' 1 - "i'' , " n )t 434 " 04 - - ma/Atm* 101Xfuld kth du it, t 44wx-, tilist.";-,z ,• 4 ••,, ',SW 4 . .r. :' ' - . „ EtoßT.Afr,rmuunti,n o A., Jan. ..24, /M. KM WOMB T T.l 013 N SSTa '4 43 WOW Wit'fla • ' • 'lO 49 • . „ ' Steamship Bostoi, Bellew, 24 hours from IsreWYork - , Tfri Cane May; with ; adds and peteleoger,s to Jernes Ail derdioe. Ship Diamond State, Forsyth, 60 'dein (rein - Leghorn, with marble, /ko and 84 passongere, to Yietor Sarto ri- Fused Etibridtar 7th, and sighted Madeira 11th Dee:. On the 17th, let s7,long - 45, saw Breach brig Ataxia blanche, from Havana for Atareeillee. The D 8 encountered heavy westerly gales , between longitude 45 andi, 55, but since thew had One weather, attended with variable triode.. • . Barque JapOrdea,llheldon, 8 days (tons New York, with fruit to lease Jonnes &,00. Passed at dPAt on :Friday; ship Diamond /Mate, from Leghorn, at anchor *eittlie Buoy on - tho )diddle , Behr Albatreas, Brown, 1 day 11014 P,edrieittovin, NJ, with corn to L xreterson. . • Sloop Blume, Btreughn, 1 dip trout New Outle, Del, with' cora to Jae Hama de Bon. , . 0141Astwys. fiteamobip Olti of New York ) 4011071,11o!fton, rooiy "kw& ... Steamship, oeitiw4re, Copes, Nei York, 7 Anatolie, Barque lrma, Nobre, Barbadoes, Bra Toto. Hargett. 0 N Tay, Hughes, Rio do Janelra, Butter ' ewball eo co, Barque Fredlennig, Sumner, k Orleans, A Heron, Sr: Dr Irak Sea lark, Lockhart, Pernambuco and A mar et,""p A Solider lc 00. Brig. Black Squall, Bryant, 8t ago de Ouim, Ono W ernadon & Bea, Behr Dizigo, Cook Mobile, Pettit, Martin & 00. - Behr,J .13 Attain, fay, Bodon i ,Derki Cooper. Str It Willing, Claypool, Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr (Correspondence of the Philadelphia Ntehange.) LEIVES. A , The barque Jane Buten, (of Bath, Ma i med Captain Winslow, from Philadelphia, with • cargoof coal, bound to Boston, left the Breakw a ter yesterday men:Ling at 6 &clock, and in about an hour afterwards 'prong a leak, which increased so tepidly that she Sunk acme six tonne of the light-house. The captain and crewhad barely time to care their clothing and two compasses, They got into thirtiNo beats and arrived hero the same fore. noon, undadid a_tanotion the boats and compasses. - The, LT 3 revenue cutter Forward, from aorulle, in company with two schooners, are now coming in., Wind NW—weather tine. Yoora,',to, • WM. M. M 1 MAN. SteamehipPahnetto, Baker, hence at BOgGIO 22d hut Steamehip Vlrglnla, Kelly, hence, arrived at Rich mood =hut, Stbardship Europa, Leitch, at New York yesterday from Liverpool Jaa P, 255 PM. Jan 9, at 810 P passed American ablps Geary Hunter and Gommodore 106730, long,B_2o, exchanged elguals with shin - hmerlca, from Liverpool; 14th, lat 50 68, long 22 42, passed 15 51 13..Poraht,. from Piaw York for Liver poi; -181 h, let 4941, long 3548, at 4PO P 51, passed a tarp brig rigged two-funnelled steamer, taming 75. ' Steamship Phineas SptAgite, Matthews, for Philadel phi,,cleared atßoton 223 inst. Stettraehip Anglo Saxon, blehlutere, from' Portland, arrived at Literpool 7th ihst; - fitrivlndepeadence, Haskell, from for N York, was spoked Qat 25 oft Gaspar,• • also oft' du. Oct 21, wee spoken ship Dingo, from Amoy for New York. Ships Star of the West, Time U Perkine, Juniata, and Saranak, were loading at Liverpool 9tb inst. for , Ship Gen Williams, Forth, from Calico, at Gravesend ad Met. i d tP t. O.Yoloni, Kerr, from CallaoiarOved ravecend ' Ship !Stoma', McNutt, from Charleston, arrived in the Clyde tat fast Spip Mohawk, McCullough, from Callao, at Galway Stet tut; with_part of cargo thrown overboard. Anna Bimball, Bernell, from Calcutta, yla Mau rittar, Nor ,4_, arrived at Boston 224 inst. Ship B lioxle x Crary, for Port Phillip, was at Lon don let lust, to sail about 20th. Ship Rerald, Crowell, uncertain, remained at lit 'rho- Mas 24 inst. • ShiP„lifirgaret,'Merryman, hence, arrived up at New Orleans 16th kat. . . . ship Rivenae, Bowes, cleared at Boston rA Ind. for Melbourne. , Snip John Clark, Hale, et Baltimore 221 Met, from Liverpool. Lat 38 N long' 58 W, passod a large iron buoy painted red, with' mooring* attached, apparently - ouch no is used for buoying aboals on this coast. Ship Minstrel, Norton, from Penang Oct 11, at Bos ton 22d inat. Dec 23, lot 28, long 27 W; Haw an Ame rican ship," from Livorpool for Melbourne, showing Mar rfatt's Igoe, .98 46, 3d dla pendant. Ship Bose Standish, Britchlria, for Madras and Cal cutta, sailed from Boston W.d hmt. , Barque Quickstep, Smith, from Shanghae, arrived at 'Tier York 23/ lent. Barque A A Piebert, Ito/lit, hence for 8t Darts, was epoken 14th Inet . ,,lat 28 27, long 67 48. Barque Paladin, Mho!, from New Orleans, arrived at New lkirk 2.34 init. . . - Herquo Philomola, Nichols, from platicire, via 8t Voiotia, arrived at Beaton 22d fut. .Barque Washington Allston, Orates, from Calcutta, arrived 44 Poston 22d that, has been 20 days to the westward of Bermuda, with heavy westerly gales; Jan 12 eaperlenoed a hurricane from the southward, in the Gulf , Stream,,carrying away bulwarks, and doing other damage.- -Brig Yafq, Welsh, from New York, arrived at Blab mond 211 inst Brig horde Glidert, Cochrane, from liquor, NS, for Philadelphia arrived at New York 23d inst. lilt /it to .1; 0 Gilmore, Eldridge, from Savannah for. Poston, was at Tarpaulin oove 2gd inst. Brig David Dairen, Pbinney, hence for Lynn, sidled from Holmes' Hole 20th inst. P DI and wax probably the brig reported going into Lynn 221 inst. Brig Lillian,- Sumner, hence, via Darbadoec, arrived • at in Thomsa 2d scat. Brig Delhi, Kenny, hence, sailed from Antigen about 7th Inst. for korto Moo. - 'Brig Bruno Eger, Kelly, cleared at Charleston 20th haat. for Onto. Brig Henry Trowbridge, Anger, from Antigua for N Haven, at New York 22d inst. - Brig Chicopee, Howes, for Baltimore, sailed from Li verpool 21 hug Brig henry Leeds, Grant, hence for Haverhill, at Hewburyport 22d Inst. Behr Sarah Jane, Brotherton, for Philadelphia, sailed from Providence 22d inst. 1 244,388 -44 3 444,116 15 Behr John It Plater, Gandy, from Kirwan Island, ar rived at Beaton 22d inst. Behr Beuth Tuttle, Web, hence . , arrived at boated 22d last Behr W 0 Maria:dm, ltlerehon, for N. Orteem, cleared at Boston 22d Inst. . Oche' D II Barnard, Horses, for Itonton, went to lea two Oberleaton flat inst. Bohr Cleo 0 Gibbs, Gibbs, cleared at Obarlesion 21st inst. for Frtmt.liu, La. Bahr Surprisa, Powers, hen*. for Plymouth, sailed from Itotmes , Rote 21st inst. Behr 3 LI lord, Raines, cleared. at Nor York 284 Inst. for Behr Aleck Fish, Uotehkies, henek et Charleston 20th Lust. 'Rhin J B Dickinson, Wheaton, and J B Bleacker!Ed wards, hence at Fall Direr 21st inet. ' fishr W P Pktltipe Smith, hence at Boston 2241 inst. achr Bobble W Mon, Marts, at Boston 22d Met, from lissiannalt.• , , &bre Allen' MI& eton, Jr, Sipple, end AI R Oarliele, Winemoreolare !aiding at, Providence Het WI. for &tbs.': • - - - - , • • Sobr_t3 Hawes; Mason, from Smyrna, Dal, at Boston 221 inst... • The muma station at North Colima reports the 'wind north, and blowing heavy; and If it continues, it is thought the ship . Berampore, ashore there, will go to pieces. The report that the ship Golconda, ' Leverett Was at Chlorite Islands MUG, was, inoOrfeet. That vessel left Biverpoollaly 81 for Calcutta, whore she was near ly due at last advisee, Nov 26. • It is probable that a Br ship called tb• Golconda was at the Minoltas - • Ship Wm 0 Lindsay, now at New York, bee been char 'bared by en agent of the Austrian ,government to load timber for-Venice et $9.. „Bice wilt probably load at 4 southern Port. Bork Dee 81—The Louisa Ifilhatu, Trendy, from Newcastle_ for' New -York, which put into Queenstown yeoterdayileaky, bee been surveyed, and will be dis- Latrilashi.huntary 4—lt Isblowing a eevere.gale from the eolith, The Martha's Yineyardatobertson, from the Clyde to New York, put hi here Blot Dec, has driven into the north of Larolash: her keel appear' from the shore to take the ground at bait ebb, with her stern up end ,bow down.— After lightening she has been brouktit the-mmy,'where the remainder of her cargo Je being disehasged. • Lerwick; Deo 24—The Harmonic, Taylor, from New York for - the Clyde, wan warped'into Onllavoe on the 17th Dec where , ehe grounded and drove on the east isnie,'and ihere remains aground; on the 19th she was annoyed and ordered to be sold: part of the cargo bee been already' put on board a vessel for this place. - . . Jan 's,lat 82 4t long 65 10 WM seen a ship steering SE showing a white signal with a blackball in It, /pat sihir the Astresa, or and from Boston Jan 2 for Mel bourne. Deb 16,1 at 41013, long 00 27 W, pissed Hato barque Bielefeld, standing 813 W. Nov 20, Oaks, of - Good llope 888 20 Wien, Dutch barque 2 oan,-froniOape Town for Batavia. DOXESTIO PORTS. NEW YORE, Tan 23—Arr, brig Banal Otis, Gilchrist, Rockland, withnkme fOrPort Richmond; zebra Win A .Titoomb,Martning, Now Orleans for Frothier/erg Mar garet, Henson. City Point; Hamilton, Hopkins, George town, DO; Z A. Paine, Horton, Eastport:Old ehipa Rae/ardor,-Swift , laverpool; Chen Cooper, Coffin; Antwerp; barques Nueva, Carmelite, (Mea) iron- Campeaohy; 'Princeton, Seely, Demerara; brigs Cleopatra, (dwed) Dennberg, Rotterdam; A Blanchard, Blanchard, Cardenas; John Stevens, Patent, Trinidad •de Cuba; Merino, Burt, Cienfuegos; Obasteltin, Handy, Ou racina; —; Leighton, St Jago; Suwannee, Munroe, St Math; aohre Mary Alice, Welch, Pewee, PR; D Sparks, McNutt, Vague; ...steamers - AtaJante,; Gager, Charieston; Lemur Point - Prenclr, Binizaorth sitOSTON, Jan 22—Arr, barques N Boynton, Smalley, New Orleans; Gen Taylor, Cook, do; Warren Hallett, ILeillett, 'Baltimore; brigs civilian, Smith, blessitia; En dome; lLeakelt , lAstatizaa; Grimes, Marston, do; Einfiret Berry, Norfolk; Pauline, Taylor Baltimore; aforiocel to, Hopkins, Stoningtou ; ochre lidward Everett MM. thew', Gocutiven; G.onview, Baiter Pensacola; Josiah Aoliorn,..lderrlll, Norfolk; Eugene, Pllrker, Baltimoro. Ship Nightingale, from Nevr_Tork, rema i n' et anchor oil Point Alderton. , - . Old, brige Osllene , Rosslier, Naguelio, PB; lionize-, mery Wylie, Portland; schrs Fearless, Adores, Gape lisyticuiL Mary Olcieteland, Goodridge, do; Agate, At kins_ , JarToiol. -:Selled,rdrip;Haritene. Rehr George Millard sailed Jeoltardily. PORTEAND—Ar 21st, barque O it liamllton, Heard, :Ifostoli; brig Gen Worth, Dickey, New York. Old Stet, barque Waltham,Withem. NEWBURYPORT--Selloc2tat, ear Life Boat, Fieed, ' 3l g a lg e t z DEN . CELL ' A; Slat, sell; V D , alirwerdl ' folk. ' Bailed 2lit, achi• Maino Law, Paekard,- Camden; tq load for New Orleans. • ' •' port, Edda Allan Middleton, Jr, Ripple, and AI R Carlisle, Winsraore, for Cuba; Idgi Sarah M Sherman, Sherman, for Baltimore, ready. alit, barque LIIOIII Marlik,'Obeeter,Mon- Wide° N0r,26, via Newport, • •ROLMEB , O JRobld, Jan. 20 P. M.—Ar ,tishre Ind°. peirience, Meittillitn, Norfolk for r NewburyPort; Mirth& -Witablogton, Rickard, New York for Plymouth. Jan. -2.l,Lnkr brigs Leghorn, Match, Heston for Berm:mak; Be. boa kit Prances, Cottrell, do for Norfolk. bid barque Rome Boas; sow E .1 Talbot, Poo Byron, Wm Jones P.ROeires;'3 0 Independence; A L /lyde and Mirth* Washington. -Jen. 22—Sfd brigs Leghorn; Re becca &.:Frances, -. Rehr Emma (Br), P Hodgman. 1.0 gl. in port, brig Vernon; acre Mary reltrOy, Mid Caste/hie, • , , ,fior Pefinated Breath, White . Teeth, and Baaatifut 'eouiptailon, nee t‘ lialm of 1,000 litowets.” Tor. - drinaliag- Ladles' hals,use "Woodland Cream, aew Pfahadei , ), It curia eentlenion , e hair beautifully. W. P. runty:is aallo.,•Propriators, N. Y. . , Tor sale. 141; B. Peterson, 300 Chestnut; Samuel ginaps t Tireifth sad Chestnut; Jti , B. Carina, 718 Chest. nut ;; T. 11, , Yeters & Co., 715 Chostnit; O,G. Evans, Gift Book-store, 439 Chestnut; 0. B. Ttulibell, , 1410 - Chestnut;' Breueb,'llichards, & Co., Tenth and Mar ket ; :8., B. Taylor, Ninth and 'Walnut; Dr.; Marries% ,Seventeenth and' Chestnut; I. W. Billies k Bons, Eithteeilth and TWenty•Second and Market; Edirard 'Christmann, 702 Chestnut; Thorned Lancaster, corner Eleventh and WOlnut. . ' • n012.1y ,Therariitteet,largains In the World.—The saboorlbolybeing about to close hle biirineie, offers his natlie stook nf tint:Feller; ltegdy.made Clothing for sale. AU in want of a Superior article tiro invited to give biro 'h sell. StOre Ulla and tigtures for sale. Id. %%ACT, :202 liunimit Stant. • ' 7 dels-2ro .}I{INTER," ' JUDRODANT BTItiOPP. ,4,3l?„Latkri, Rotas, Dyaftr,lla Lading, DID lierris, Oir nularre,flanda,.- and all (Aker hinds Of Job Printing, ern piineeto taltikti times • - • • oell-ly Wt . tHenie 17. - Jilelleie, 907 Cha t tel Street, ,Is eelAnt,all kl!ideoffine atatlonory, tre oni.belf the re. filie;:` OA on tkieiet diese"trid w ill be set*. t~aritte ~ttttutgettce, ARRIVED MEMORANDA MARINE MISCELLANY Opetial Notirte. Debruesteltls ikon Bitten; cure ' Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility, and general' weak ness. There to, perhaps, no- medicine extant equal to it. tta action is mild but decided, simply by giving tone to the digestive organs,' the ;Iron entering the blood, purifying and iephmlehing it, whereby a healthy action la brought about. ,many thousands are living- a miserable existence, of pale, sickly color, weak and emaciated, who could be restored to health by th 6 . expenditure of one dollar fora bottle of this in. valuable -medicine ! It Is no humbug, but a genuine remedy. Sold by Druggists and the Proprietor, TUIRD and CLUED. ' ja26-It* 'Brown• Bronchial Troches relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Catarrh, Irritation or Soreneea of the Throat, and all disorder' of the Breath and Lunge. Bold by all Druggists.. Bold wholesale and retail at P. DROWN'S northeast corner of Firm - and 0/INSTNITT streets. , Ja23•lt. Sewing Macbinee—Price S26.—Persons 'wish ing to purthase a DULLY GOOD Machine should cell at 922 OR:WNW Street, and get ono of PRATT'S Patent. ;These Machines are narranted to give estia faction. Stitching done for Two Cents per yard at the OMce. ja9,ewtw* Bower's Infant Cordial.--This Invaluable Cordial le prepared from a variety of the most choke and efficient aromatics known in mailable, and la the meet perfeot and rellabia'earminative extant for infante and young chlidreit. By ire powerful influence a speedy cure is effected In all CASON of Dhotis, windy psina and spasms. Relieves and mitigates much of children's enffering during dents. tion or teething, and by Its nothing properties tran. quillees pains of tlta boleti*, looseness, vomiting, dte. -The Infant Cordial has biroonte a standard remedy, 'and has been used In thousands of cases with the most abundant elegem-, No family should be without Prepared only by Planar A. Bowls, At his Drag and Chenaleal Store, N. N. tomer of Bikth and preen sta., Philadelphia. To whom all orders must be addreased. And for sale by Druggists generally. • an Iftly Saving Fund • OP TITS AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY, Eh N. Comma POUNTII AND WALNUT irasarei, llsa alwayli paid in roll on demand, AND CONTINUOS TO DO SO, "INTSBNST, PAYS PIE Olin. . - do2ll-Im4 , Saving Fund.—National Safety 'Vast Cot, Otlice, WALNUT Street, S. W. corner of THIRD. ARRANGEMENTS YOR BUSINESS DURING THE SUSPENSION OP SPEOIE PAYMENTS BY THE BANKS. 1.- Deposits received and payments made daily. - 2. Current Bank Notes, Checks, end Specie will bo received oadeposit. 8. Daposita made in Bank Notes or [(hooka will be paid backlit Currant Bank Notelet. 4. Depoeite mado In Gold or tiil►er Will be paid book in Coin. Interest Ft►: NIB Clowr. per imam. n 025 Cabinet Ware and lIPIIOLOTERY, Sts WALNUT ST, UPTOWN INDETBSDENCII SQUADS. ORO. J. ICENREL'O, 624 WALNUT Street, Late of 1.11 Chestnut Street, Good Coffee. Levers of Coffee cannot realise the full value of their favorite beverage without having it made in the Old Dominion Coffee Pot. ARTHUR, BURNHAM, h GILROY, Il7andll.o . fiaith TENTH, am% of George, dil-gm Bole Manufseturere. Seamen's Sating Fund—Office 203 Walnut street, one dear west of Second street. Receives de posits in sums of One Dollar and upwards, from all classes of the community, and Wows Interest at the rate of five per cent per annum. OPlcss open daily, from 9 until 5 o'clock, and on Mon day and Saturday until 9ln the evening President, Franklin Fell; Treasurer and Secretary, Charles Stern's. Specie Payments Five Per Cent. Saving Fund of AMERICAN LIPP, INSURANCE TRUST COMPANY, S. B. orner IVAL NUT and POURTR street,. This old Institution, having ALWAYS paid In full on demand, continues to melee on Deposit, In Current Bonds, and pay all Sums as called for In GOLD and SILVER. ja2o-lm lUarnaries On Monde,' evening, January 11, 18GB, at the resi dence of the bride's father, 011ARLES W. WARN ICII and HELENA, only daughter of Renry B. Huhn; both of this city. [Selma papers Wrist copy.) On New Year's Eve, 1857, by the Rev. J.O. Clay, Mr. AL R. CLOVER to Mice 31ARTIIA BRANIGAN, all of this city. By Rev. avow) Chandler, on the evening of the 20th Inst., Mr, BENJAMIN 11. GALE to Miss 11ANNAU IRELAN. December 27, 18A7, by Ftev. George W. Jarman, tar. JAAthS L. FADIAN to Alias MARY B. aTINSON, all of UM city. ED faits. At the residence of her husband, In the city of Wash. Ington, on Wedneaday, the 20th inst.. aged 31 years, JULIA STOCKTON, wife of John Calvert, Esq., and daughter of Melton. Richard Rush. ek On the 2311 Inst., GEORGE W., eon of Jacob D. and Muftis 0. Monarch:l, and grandson of George Delman, In the 13th year or his age. On the 23d heat., JOSEPH RALSTON, son or Thomas B. and Anna 51 Mellon, agedl.4 months. [Boston Herald will please copy On the 224 Inst., of consumption, THOMAS T. LEO NARD, aged 45 years. Oa the 224 inst., Mrs. ANN SMITH, In the 84th year or Imago. On the 23d inst., Mra. MARGARET WARD, aged 45 years. On the 234 inst., Ma. ANN CONNOR, Wire or Thomas Connor, aged 37 years. CITY D 0 11331321 11s/Lta January 28,185& e In the city of Phil el. tl2 o'clock to-day, 1e... 194 167 The nomber of Interment. hie, for the week ending at Mt report Increase Asthma 2 Abscess 3 Casualties Croup 0 Consumption of Lungs...4l Convulsions 12 Congestion of S Dropsy 7 Name of Heart 3 Drowned, 2 Debility and Old Age.... 13 Of Oe ohm there were: Adults 79 Children " 105 • 17 Scarlet Fever 17 Typhoid Foyer 4 Inflammation of Brain.. 6 Inflammation of Bowls. 5 Dtaoia•a•potn. I Dfarainatis a Bore Throlit 2 Other diseases 41 Males 100 Pomatos 84 Toted 184. Under / year 43 Between 1 end I years.. 40 Under 6 years 80 184 II 64 Total 105 Prom the Almshouse People of Color 'NN N. lIENDENSON, Health °Mar tr. 3" Lecture on the Education of Boys with Recitatione, TI.IIB BITZNI.N4, in the Ball, N. 11. car. WORTH and BUTTONWOOD. Parente invited to at tend. Tickets at the door, Froo. Commence at quar ter before 8 o'clock. ja2s-Itis Err The First of a Series of Lectures on the PHILOSOPHY OF THE BIBLE, by the Rov. Dr. S. JACOBS, will be given at SAMOA! STREET HALL, on SATURDAY, the 2.1.11 lost, at 7g In the evening. Single tickets, to admit a lady and a gentleman, 25 cts. For the course, $l. To be had at the Hall, jal9•et 0..7" Scenes In Holy and t.laestc Lands, In a course of SIX LECTURE% by Bey WILLIAM BACON STEVnift, D. D.. at CONCERT BALL. First Lecture—On TUESDAY EVENING, January 12th--Subject: " Jerusalem uuder four Mouarchies." Second Lecture—Cu MONDAY EVENING, January 18th—Subject : " Bethlehem, Nazareth, and their Le. gends.), . . Third Lecture—On TUESDAY EVENING, January 28th--Subject:"The Sacred Waters of the Holy Land. , Fourth Lecture—On TUESDAY - EVENING, Febru• ary 2d--Subject: i 4 The Ortisaders in the lloiy Laud." Pith Lecture—TUESDAY EVENING, February QM—Subject: The Acropolis and the Areopagus of Athens " Sixth Lecture—On TUESDAY EVENING, Pebrn• ary 18th—SubJect : The Throne and the Palace of the Creaars." Tickets II ;or the course. Lectures to commence at 736 o'clock. The pcoceeds for the beaedt of the "Northern Home for friendless Children, jell , lnth Veld It regal Notitets TN CHANCERY Or NEW JERSEY.— IN Between 'MAIM E. SMITH, Complainant, and THE COMMERCIAL DANK Olt NEW JERSEY, Perth Amboy, Defendants.—On bill, &e. Upon opening the matter to the Court by Oliver S. fettled Solicitor for and of counsel with the corn. plainant in the above cause, It Is - ordered that the creditors of the said the Presi dent and Directors of the Commercial Bank of New Jersey do present to the Receivers appointed in this cause, and prove before them, under oath or affirm, e.t.a, or otherwise, as the said Receivers shall direct, to tee satisfaction of the said Receivers, their several claims and demands against the said Company, within that they - be excluded.frona ti . benefit of such dividends no may thereafter he made and-declared by this Court upon the prat:seeds of the effects of said corporation and for the better ascertaining the creditors of said corporation, and what is due to them, respectively, the said meditate are to be examined as the said Receivers shall direct or may deem necessary and expedient, and produce books and papers before the said Receivers on oath or affirmation, which oath or affirmation the said Receivers are hereby authorized to administer, as well as to examine under oath or affirmation, i rmation, all such witnessee ea shall m pro duced before them touching the demands of said credi tors.l And It is further ordered, that the said Receivers do C.41/30 proper advertisements to be published In at least sit newspapers published in thin State, and such news. papers published in the onion of New York end Phila delphia as they obeli deem proper and advieable, for the creditors of said corporation to come in before them and prove their claims and demands as in this order directed; and that such publication be made within twenty days from the date hereof, and be continued in inch papers as aforesaid for the space of three months. Dated January foth, A. D. 1958. 'D. WILLIAMSON, 0, N. 0.—.T0 purausneo of the foregoing order, Creditors may forward their claims to Robert B. Green, Bwj., Elizabeth New Jersey, or Oliver O. Halsted Jr., New ark, New Jersey, lleesivera. ja.26-81. BARQUE MARGARET FOR NEW OR LEANS.—Onerantled first and only vessel to sail this week, receives freight Ma day and to-morrow. ',freight taken at as low rates as any other vessel toadmg. The remarkably feet-calling coppered packet barque HAAGAna, Captain Wood, now completing her load ing at RACE-Street Wharf, will continue to receive whet freight offers, as above Bhlppere will please hurry their goods elonide and bills of lading to the counting-halm for signature, and may depend on this being the drat vessel to Belt, Nor balance of freight, which will be taken at low rate", apply-to BIBHOE, SIMONS, & CO., 120 (lets 88) NORTH WHARVES. The IL insures at the tweet rates, and will take steam down the Delaware awl up the Mississippi. ja2A.dtf DLUMBING AND GAS-FITTING. W. W. pENNBR, No. 193 North SIXTH Street, abroie NAOS, opposite Odd Fellows , Gan, is now pre pared to attend to PLUMBING end 018-PITTING in all Ito 'rations branches.' • Me form) of experienced workmen, no* engaged in hte establishment, will enable him to glee hie numerous patrons, and the publie generally, prompt attention at the aborted notbm. Ja36-omo THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA , MONDAY, JANUARY 25, 1858. LIST OF LETTERS -REMAINING IN the PIIILAPPLPIII4I. POST OFFICE up to 12 o'clock, P. 81. ou Saturday, Jan, 23, 1858. [Persona applying for advertised Letters will please mention tho date of the List.) 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Ashton D Clark II J well Applegate &Co Clark Jacob Fitzgerald E Armstrong Uld Clark Ochre P 2 Hitriugh Lt W Aspen Thos P Clark W.l Rev 2 Flitebarlem Joe Ashton 8 F (Bored John niter Edwin Ball Robert Cline Win 31 Fitch Col J W Ball Boman, Clark Isaac Finger Deal Banning John -Clinton Mr }Moral Win Baldwira Wlc Clark Edward Fields, Fobes & Co Cla-k P Ce Barney Edwin L Clark & Carrell Fisher Wm 31 Bacon Enos ('ark Appleton P Francis J W Baker C 8 Clement Bawl Fowler Geo II Barth John Cauth Andrew Fox Frod'lr Barbey John Cook Palmer & Freeman Cleo 31 Baker Chas On Foster A II Balite A Colburn Merritt Frankel Chas Barrett Enoch & Co Fraunts (loot Barnes Edw L Capped: P V Franklin Beni II Barber Samuel Conrad Aaron Friet Jan Barker Jam Conrad Inane W Fowler Owen Band Samuel Colder P V Freeman Geo 31 Baker Wm Iten Clowdrick Alex Freeman 11011 8 Barnholt Goo Cabo David Fryer Joe Barrett J L 2 Coates W B Sc Co Freeman Geo 2 Bancroft Ohm E Connely Mr Forsyth John Bailey Geo W Cools James Ferguson J 8 2 Bartle Lee Cook Geo Fulton J D Decor John Coffee Davis L Ford Wm 11 — " Barrett John Collins Wm II Pox Sarn't Bell JIl Conrad Fred A Floyd James Battle Samuel Coyne John Bray August Beebe L 11 Coates Dr loner T French; J II Berry Rosman Cooper Lewes Fuller Woe it Beall Jao WDr Cohen WII Frorard Chas Belknap &Co Cooke John Carrnendla 13 Dellis F T Corn Exchange Gisernan Henry Deleon Wm Rd Bank Garvin Ileoj F Beattie 11 11 CookeT D Ganes W Bell James E Crick Alfred Gardner, Bhippen Beecher II W Carmine Abrah & Co Bean Geo W Crown James Gates John Benode W H Cunningham P V Gardner 13 Bell James E Creamer Joseph Garland A Bickley L \V Crawford W 11 Oath John Blehop &Co Oripps Richd II Gaener Michael 1111s - ard Jae I) Cm - inings CI W Galligher Philip Illaher Jos Cunningham PO 2 Gordon Dr 1)0 Bloke 3 Lamm! Crawford Saml Goer Wamh'n J Bliss Robert Orollett Ed 8 Gegen John M D Illacketori T Cap Crozer Semi A Gerhart Rev E V Bloom J ohn Cull Robert Geiger Wm Blair Stool It Cutter Capt 0 Geary Jon Blodgett 8 0 Cutter Chas Gensler Marla Bloom Ilarilson Creasman B& A Orioles.= Jacob Boylan & Co Crawford W i ll & Gibson Jae W Boland AI Il CO Gilbert Jos II Boyd John 0 Croat Mahlon GilmaeterOeo Bottler Thom A Crone Henry 0 Glll Geo 2 Boone Wm 11 Customs Richd Gillen Jacob Boon Joe D Croughan John Gibbons Edwd F Boyle Michael Orledland Caleb Gillespie Patio Bower John Danforth 3 B Gleam D Bowers Christ'u Davenport Robt Giles & Bro Boond F Davis & Co Gillman Geo Bowman Wm Daily Daniel Glover Bawl Bond David Davie Dr 11 D (lice Oro hooch John B Davin Dr Jae N Gilhamn Sae Bowyer Dr Jam II Dorton Thee Gorman \Cm Borror John E David Wm M Goodell Dr Brown J Il Daley Eugene Goodall Iticlid Brown ItobtE Darla Smith (Wad Wm B Brown Joe Day Ohm Goodall A (1 Bourne Capt 811 Dairrioger filial Godon Com .8 W Brown W Paul Delany Wm Grey Henry Brown Tll Devericks John Graham Jam 3 Brown 33& On Deering J amen Greenough 11 II & Browne Dino Dompoter Robt Co Brown Homy B NMI! Fll Grady Danfl Bryant Capt J Denton Oh rialtos Groody Thos Divot GSc Co Davila Francis Grubbs John W Briggs OR Dennison Wm Griffith Seor'l Brooke IV 2 Demoll Edward Gray Gordon Brandon Jacob Donner Christian Green De Total 184 _ . . . . . . . Breckenridge S L Bennis N F II Groves Wm SI Rev Devereug Walter Grant Leonard Bradvray John II Docker Joeoph Oren John P Bragraon Verity Dowi t T Orirrine Dr E Briggs Bea G Do Kalb Augustus Bunn Wm Brice IW2 Do Haven Jacob Graham Jae J Brar.kins Jas De Bow'. Ite• Green John Bryan 0 Barry view °icisor Semi Bradfield Chao Dick Joseph Gray John Si Bright G II Dickson Abraham Guinan Boni Bryce Jae G Dibble Jonas Grattan 0 F Bretton LI B Dick Leonard W Greenwood IV 0 Bremner Albert Dickson WII ^. Green Dr Oboe D 13ryarly it T Dickson Francis Dell Thee A Braun Wilhelm Donoghue Geo Hall & Steele Bruce John It Doren A. (heirs) Dreldweed. T W Dole Geo II Hall William Burke John it Derrauce Dr II B Hall John ill Butler Wm Deux Louis Hattendeu id II Burrows Ohae P Dewier Peter Hamilton N Buon Samuel Denny Philip J nal isey John Durnap John G Drake John Magas V Butler 3 Dubin° Lewis 0 Haley Argyle Burton Rev G J Dutton Joe I' Brunie/ Geo Buchanan T SPIt Durterour Chas It Hamill Bawl ft Butler Jeremiah Dwyer & Savage Hall Joseph &Co Burgess &Co Dudioy Thoe II /laver Charles 1 Burk olt P Durham 7,1111111. Milts Ft II , caosiday Jas & Duncan Geo W Honey Win 0 Bon Durham Lewis Hayes Robt li Carson Jae II Dutton Blehop Barrington Wm Campbell Wm Dunn John II Hathaway 11 A Cerreed Dr IC Duman Ohm Harmer J W Oastaing V V Eliot & Co Hartland J 0 Carson Robt P Elleett Wm Hancock Debt Carbon Labbe Early Edward Harris J W Carson JaMeN A Egbort Dr Daniel Hare Thomas Casey Peter Elmer Johann Hare Charles Carpenter E El natelp Ravel Ilawkine Charles Carl II Eakin F D Hayes Isaao Cahril Bryan Edinger Joe Haug John CassadayJ B Edderee Thos J Barrington Thee Carlisle J 3 Elwood Jos Id Nutlet James Came Wm 1.1 Edmunds N B Harkness W II Carlisle PeralOn Edgar Hervey A Harper Jae &Go Palladino la V Mound; 25 Barrington Debt LADIES' LIST Hathaway & lifitenee; W Schuheter Oad B Leeoh hfa inley Mr fichnllen & Son 3 Harris G Wash Alcllheany JoN Schoehi Michael Hartwell John MoLear Swat! &leak Jacob Itavilandll L McGrath JPIMIS Sauber Jacob P Ifite W McGarey Dant Schroder G Hargrave Thos Slektarron John Sanders J 0 ' Harris Charles McManus /awes Satinderson P(r J Iferney J 4 hleNelli Archibd Scott Dr Wm 3 Mita Wm D alcSchusler John Scott Thom Homey 'rhea /den tin hlr Scutt G S Hepburn Sam: McNutt & Prior Scott A 2 Henn John MoVey Junes Sanford J E Howling 0 P McNeill, Smith dr Sargent Bur SY 3 Hedger It ld Co Schaller Prof ChM Hertsler 0 Madden Hugh Settler Mons Heebner Chas Macaulay Peter Secretary Dill/gat Heritage J D McDaniel Aibert Engine CO . Henderson Dr N Macke Win J 2 Seasoms DayW Mies And J` Marshall Win sem-sitar II Higgins John Manlove Rev W Search Slim 11111 & Martin E Sewell Edward Hornell D It Maria 'Mathias ideriner It P Hopkins Den W , Mauli John Shaw Joe oph Homer Dr IP. It Mason Allen I' Shadd Hanna . - . .... ..... II °lines Copt A F Nearer John Shore Robert /lotions Jas B Marko Rev Mr' Simmering lien Hornell Henry Maxwell Wm • Simon Oeo 0 • Howard/as U Dfarehall Mr Silverman Mr Howe R. 0 Martin Alex Slade Win !lonic& Dr Dialnar Mons Smith Edwd P Ifelderood John Meignen L Smith James napkin Wm Meeker John Smith Thos Ilopkins DII Meyer & Bro N Smith Alfred Horlevetitler 0 Monde II Smith James It Howell Dr GII MewesiThos Smith Daniel Howard Jan Merchants , and Smith Petrick Hopkins E A • Manufacturers , Smith J 0 rropkins One Magazine Smith Geo P Hobart Edward Mend J P Smith Win ' Tiollenback Win Merriman Isaac. P Smith Dr Wea A Uounton Jenne B Meyer &Co W Smith Henry Huntingdon .7 W Mellen L 2 Smith Atwood N Merrill E A Smith Robert Hunter Wm Meyer John Smith Dr j' Mark Ilyneman Louis Milne II 0 Smith dr. 00 Jan II Hurts Daniel Mitchell Jan Small Chas 8 linghes Joseph Mitchell Gone Soule Horace U Ifurburt Chas 0 Mitchell old Southgate G A Humpfer Jacob Mitchell Dr P. T 2 Solomon ACo(I P Iterate Ed J Mitchell Robt C Spencer J W Hughes 1' .7 Mitchell Jeo 8 Spread° Edwd 3 II ugheo Richard Mitchell Joshua Speer Wm Hummel George Miller 0 P Springer Jas II Dodgems T A Miller Alfred ' Stinger Jacob • Ingraham WJ P Miller 0 Stadler John Irwin William - Miller LIL Stuart A E Irwin John • Miner 0 A Stevenson John It Iredell Samuel N lilishaw Edw Stevens Jacob, U 8 Imam II Dlisehton Allen N Isaacson Elias Moffett 13 8 Streith Louis Irwine Col W 0 ' Moloney Dr Nein Stewart • teary Jackson ll Id Montfort Win S fitreeper Isaac Jackson Jos .17. Moreau Jno B Stitt A A 2 Jardine E G Mobard Mr litothower, Mat- Jackson Dr It DI 8 Moore Philip thews & On Jeffreye It E Moore S A Stratton II II 2 Jacobs DI ' Moore Alex Stern A Freemen Jefferiea M Moore Pawl It Stafford Thug Jeubs William A Afoot.° Joseph B Stanger John Johnson Wm 0 Moore John J Struppa 'Naomi° Jones J II Morton Jan Struve J S Jones II W Morgan Edwd Stanley Jesse Jolroor .7 Brans Mongan DI Stadoker Isaac Jane JW& E E Morrow Lesley G Stoit W Johnson Prod Memo J 0 de Pi- gadder Theft 8 Justice Lewis It ganeere Steck John Judson Id P Idunrohow 0 Swan If Johnson B.P. Myers II T Swift Wm Joy II II wyere P D Sutton Ii Johnson J II Murphy Joseph D Taylor T li Johnson Win Murphy Robt • Taylor R. Jones Henry 8 Murray Alex Talfert J W Johnson W .11 Murray Robt Taggert J It Johnson Moses Mummy Dr 11 Tafet Dr L Johnson Ohm iS Mender Mr Test Edwd Johnson Philip • hiumtek N Thunig &Co Oh donee James li Mundy J F Totimson 'IV J Journal of Liters• Muller John A Thum J M tura 2 Nassau Was B Thompson Mr Kartahtr Charles Neale R Thorne W P Rappor J Nelson David Thomas Col Ch Kane Wm J Nightengale S. Thomas Henry Rana Robert Nyole Jan T Thomas 21 Koehler Michael Norton John A. Thomas Dr W Sane Michael Nolen I Tratton O AV Kate. W S Newell Charles Totter E Kano ED W Nicholas Band II Town John Keene Arthur P Nicholas Turner &Co Kennedy Ed Nicholas E Il Twomey Denis Keller John D NIBS Henry Townsend E Kelton Dr Jno P Nice Dr 0 I Tiler W L Kelly Aaron Nash Chas 3 Tmller T L Kenrick John Nicholas Win Tryon Kerr James Norris W Trotman Dr E Kessler Jno J Norris Wm 0 Tidier & South- Kennedy James Norris SBUB A ere,. Kelly Wm Oillarra P R Waitt B F Kelly Edmund O'Reilly John Washington F Keller Henry D Orulway Bradlsh & Wallin Roht Kellogg Daniel Co Walton Rev L Keelly Edward O'Connor P J 'Wenn:nether C Kennedy 31 O'Brien Michael Wallocs L Keller U E (Award Jaws Warren E Korromeror D & J Olcott James • Water Mr Owens Nicholas Warner E Orem John F Warner h CO J 11 Ostheliu & Bon Warner° King IV W Knight D 0 Krause Lorenz 01. _ %Verson T 8 Knob Mach John °dela Chas 2 Wallace Joseph Kroner E 0 O'Neill Michael Wallama+ li Keifer Henry O'Neal Edward Wagner JZ A Knox Warren O'Rourke James Wagner'a hldge limner Cal M Paul Geo Ward E W 2 Kline Reuben Patton Jae Ward II AI Moen , le Wm Packard Alden Ward Mr Knout!' Jas W Patrick J Ward k Co Miner James Pattee Jas Ware R Al Kline John Parberry Win Ware J F • Kinsbury Dr C A: Patterson Mr Ware Wm II Lacy DEO W Pnecoe A Ii Wendel Philip Lagerous Kline Page DeE A Weiner J 8 tummy John Paton Ed* V Weber Leuill Largo John Patten It J Weber Fred Lally War John Parke John P Weekly Mail Pub Lange John Phillips John J Welch TII Lague Dr P Phillips Capt Jno Weedon Bawd Lakin Abram W M \Yenning Oen Lane W It , Pallier Julius Welke And D . . •. . Lawson Harvey . Pete Carle Wendel Philip Lawless Isaac J Poo or Capt Jno Weinman L Lee Alexander Poucher II II Whikal Joshua Leonard, Scott 1... Poet II A I' 'Wheaton Wm Co Potter John Whelon Rev D Lewis Dr John II Pollock 'Tama Whistler Win CI Leach Jesse 1) Pollock Robt 21e71 Lederman Chas Proctor Wm R Whitehead P F Leuchsenring Jr, Presser Christian White Harry E Alsop Puglo Won 0- White A Co L W 2 Leopilt Frans Ponies Win Wharton Joseph Le Bold Jacob Pulaski Aotonl Wharton Chas Lovett David If Rathsoiller N Wharton T L Leo James II Randolph Ohm Wharton Capt It Lox C II Rest Jacob E W ar a Ni 11 Leonard John 'Raney & Co Milers Col Lewis Charles Raymond 011 Wilhellern Oliver Levy Mr Resin W Wiese 8 Lowrie Chief Jus- Rapp A Won Wiao E lice Rheas D Willard Rev F A Linton John II Rea Chao 11 John Lippincott Josh Reed E Lewia Williams Dr Si V Liusatiarg Jos Reed A Vanua. Williania 31 P Little John IL claim Williams J II Linden Elliott Rime Wm A IVllson Wm bitch Rev Josiah Reynolds ACo Wilson Oalnwood Lindsay Admit Reeves Jas IV &. Co LiconelDr Ed Reynolds & Wolf Daniel Lingatroth Cyrus Wegoor Wortman II Londerbach Jos Reedy J Henry Worth &Co 3 G Lots George Read N Sherman Wood Henry Lows:nano John Ritchie J Walten ACo Lullinsmit Might Ripken Jim Wright Geo Long Dr 0 F Rinehart John Wright Predk Longshore N Rigiitineyer All Wright John Lyons John's Riffert Andw Wright Thee Lyman 3 Hun- Ricketts P 0 York Cape W P tingdon 2 Riddle Dalai W Yerkes II T Locher John Richardson Chas Yocum & Nil. Loring J .1 Richly El 8 hams Logan Dr Jno I) Richardson & Co Yeager Chas Lovelace Jae A. I 11. Yeager lion EN Lord Adam Rowand Dr J T Young Semi D Lockwood N 11 Rose Wm II Young Capt W Loomis Joel Rogerson Geo T Young W 0 Lord James Ross Thos T Young I D It Lutz J Roberts F J Young Eder 2 liourlailonW 11 Roberts Jae Zone JrA Lapse E Roberta John Zermatt Mr Logan Frederick Robison & Lea cr 5. samara Lothiud Jae P Robinson /no lit iweanZeiel. Love & Son R Robinson Dr gli It 13rooks Jno II I.ODOEIS • Rooker It 31 Brooks John Cincloatos, 200 Robin Cltriat'o Dowers 0 F Mt Olive, 0 Robin Mr Curley 31 Crystal Foont,llo Rowe loan Conrad 1.1 li St John's, 115 Roth Jacob Erricknon And Paradise, 127 limo V A. huntress Josiah Hope, 93 Rowel Dr Johnson John Equal Rights, 4114 Room Sebastian Johnson Won Walhalla, 7 Roper Andw J Jones Wm Commercial, US Rothplit P. 3 Kelly John lleneoels Adel. Robertson L Lobson John phon, ZS Rusk John Lucas Peter McCollum JP 2 Ruth Nathan Morrie 011 31cAlpio M 11 Russell Wm Nicholson John McDowell Geo II Russell Jae Pulharnue John McAfee 01 Rundle Gnu Plane Sylvester McCarty And 3 Rawl A (lasn'd (leered° John McCabe James Schiller Inn C Sullivan John McCune Clero'nt Schwarz Michl Smith Seed E McCoy Isaac Saris John W 2 Santora 321 MoCalla Henry Sartori Ludo ig Tatnall Lt IR P 31cCiary Wesley Bartorius Jno E Tull Slid E P bleCluokan henry Saxon E D Werrion Chas A Co Saylor Wm Wilt J G 2 Maim John Scheyer 7' Wilson Wm Mchlurrey WJ A Schlosser Mons Willinurth Geo McLaughlin D 2 Searborgh Geo T Winch Henry )alb-it GIDEON WESTCOTT, P. 31. WEST ANNUAL MEETING OF THE Stockholders of the PENN SAVINGS AND BUILD ING ASSGOIATION of Philadelphia will bo held at their Delco, No, 081 S. FOURTH Street, on FIRTH Dia, the 28th instant, at 7 o'clock P.ll, when an Election will be held for Officers to sorra for the ensuing ma.W R LAlNG,President. BAWL a WAIN, JA.,Socre A t i r:r r y . E . ja25.4t.* UOLLECTIONS blade on all accessible points in the 'United States at satisfactory rates. ja2b-lin DREXEL & CO. CIIINA. AND GLASS. • DINNER WARN. TEA AND TOILET SETS. WIIITN, GOLD BAND, AND DBOOXATISD • /RUM( AND 13011EMIAN GLASSWARE, FANCY ARTICLES, ,to. WILL 131 BOLD, AT TUE LOWIIST PRIM, AT MARXBEN & WITTE'S, MASONIC NALL, 713 OLIESTNUT IST. N. 13.—lloods loaned to parties at roationablo terms To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.- 11 Notice Is hereby given that It is the intention of the EOLECTIO MEDICAL COLLEGE of PENNSYL VANIA to apply to the GENERAL ASSEMBLY of the State of Pennsylvania for the passage of a law to con fer on the said College the right to borrow Thirty Thousand Doliara, and to fame Certificates of Loan to the persona loaning or advancing said moneys, in such amounts as shall be agreed upon, together with inter• est for the name. The said money to ho expended in the purchase of a proper /ot of ground In the City of Philadelphia, and the erection thereon of a suitable building, or buildings, for the use and accommodation of the mid, the Eclectic Medical College of Pennsyl vania. By order of the Incorporators. ZOPHAR 0. 110 WELL, President. COMMAND Y. BoLWILL, Sec'y. ,1n520.8t4 CA.M.YLIOR, lig Got(ander Seed, Clantharklee, Rad Ithol, Blanna, small flake, Alex Senna, Bay Rum, Jamaica (linger Root, Cardamom Seed. Window Gloss! Window Glass! Sheets & Duffyh, mate' superior to any in the market. We are now receiving two-thirds of the Glass made at those works Any of the above articles sold in quantities to suit the purchaser. Send your orders to ZEIGLER & Wholesale Druggists, Jolt S. W. corner SECOND and GREEN Ste. M INCED The gubscriber hsa oarculanced manufacturing his Ne Plus Ultra MINDED MEAT, 'IRMA he offere to hie euetomere In LARGO Or MILLI, titlllrrtrlNS. Orders thtoogh BLOOD'S DDRATOII will be Dunn tually attended to 708IIIIA WRIGHT, nlB aln d BPRING GARRUN And FRANKLIN Bti HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL THE it-AL GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR! This article le the greatest discovery in Chemical or Sdedleal Science for the rapid Care of ItHEUISATIB3I, NEURALGIA, TOOTII-AOHE, BAR-ACHE, /30RE THROAT, STIPP NECK, or Pain in the LIMBS, BIDE, BACK, or any part of the body. It is also an excellent preparation for Dyspepsia and Ind:gestion, which arises from a weak stomach or bowel. Thousands of persons who have used 116.1138- IIORNE , B CURE-ALL have been astonished et its wonderful power in removing any pain from the system. Bottles 25, 50 rents, and $l, to be had of R. U. o. 11. 3EVEINIS, Coiner SECOND and 'WALNUT 'Streets, and No, 6 North NINTH Street. N. B. if you have a Cough, nee Hattehorne's Peat°. rat Syrup. ja.16•11 COTTON -100 bales Gulf Cotton, in stare and [Of We by bI&ItTIN & As Nor% Witter /Meet Notices A lIIERICAisT FIRE INSURANCE CO., 17L. INCORPORATED 1816—CHARTER PER PETUAL No. 310 WALNUT Street, above Third, Philadelphia. Moving a large paid-up * Capital Stock and Surplus, Invested In Rotted and available, Securities, continue to /mire on Dpe Ul uge, Stores, Furniture, Merchandise, Vessels In Port and thoir Cargoes and 'other Personal Property. All Losses liberally and promptly adjusted. DIRSOIVAO. Deprive Abbott, John Samuel 0. atorton, Patrick Brady, John T. Leal', John Fermin, Oxipar W. Morox, ' Tames R. ou4bc,a, }Amanda. Dutilh. DIFOROD ABBOTT, Pissident. TILOSIAS R. MAIMS, Secretary. 112:1-y it rpm RELIANCE MUTUAL INSLI - HANCE CODIPANY OF PUILADELFLUA, office No. 308 WALNUT street, . , The renewing statement of the affairs of this 00m pony, on the 31st of, December, 1857, is published In pursuance of the charter, iris: • To Capital Stock • E 178,900 00 Certificates of profit,convert ible into stock 1,026 00 $111,920 00 To Contingent Account for Premiums. On Fire Rinks outstanding Deo. 31, 1858 85,876 22 To Fire Rieke received, net, in 1851 52,648 15 . 108,321 87 To Interest Account, net, re cotred tri 1867 14,779 11 To Policies, Tractors, end other proElts 1,612 66 -- 18,391 77 /302,642 14 By profit and loss, December 31, 1866 3,627 77 Bp profit for leases in 1857, on Ma receivable 2,519 32 By Losses by Fire paid in 1857.. 97,075 13 Hy Expenses, including agenoies and taxes 11,308 60 ----- 84,520 82 Remaining with the Company 8248412 32 . Which is invested as follows, via In First Mortgages on City Property $120,200 00 In Pennsylvania Railroad Co.'s 6 per cent, Mortgage Loan, 30,000, cost 26,500 00 In Allegheny County 6 per cent. Penneyl verde Railroad Loan In Pennsylvania Railroad Co.'. Stock In Stock Account for 383 shares of the Re. Hance Mutual Insurance Co In County Fire Insurance Co.'. stock... In Scrip in sundry Insurance Companies In Bills Receivable, business paper.."., In Book Accounts, accrued interest, 4.c. In Oaah on hand. OrrICONS Or TEN COMPANY. OLNDI TINGLEY, President. imANCTOP.S. Clem Tingley, George DI. Stroud, Wm. R. Thompson, John H. Worrell, Samuel liiapham, Benj. W. Tingley, George W. Carpenter, Z. Lathrop, Robert Steen,. M. L Careen, Charles g Wood, Hobert Toland, blarshall MG, Cornelius Stevenson, Jacob T. Booting, . Charles Leland, Williamblueser, W in. DI. Sample, Pittab'g jaiN-lowflOtif 11. M. lIINCII MAN, gee.retary. 0"IpE , hiE 'UNION CANAL CO,, PRlLADeLytita, Jim 11,1858. The Annual Meeting of the Stockholder* of the Union Canal Company of Pennsylvania will be held at the Office of the Company, No. 228 WALNUT Street, (Farquhar Iluilding,) on TUESDAY, l'itontary 2d next, at 12 o'clock 11L. at whiai time an Election far Officers and Managers will take place. jal2-tfo2 0. TIIOMPSON, Secretary. A GENERAL MEETING OF THE COR i-xvontacoas AND STOCKHOLDERS of the OCEAN STEAM NAVIOA.TION COMPANY will be held on TUESDAY, the ZI day of February next. at 11 o'clock A. Di., at the Office of the Company, corner of VINE and DELAWARE AVENUE, for tne Election of Fire Directors and the transaction of such other baldness as may be erought before the meeting. J 023.31 Wid. DENNIS, Secretary. emovalsi REMOVAL. -THE GIRARD FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY hive removed their When to No. 415 'WALNUT Street, in the Schopl• kill Naelgetion Company's 131014ing. je2o.lro RIIMOVAI4.- IVILLIAMS, ¢ CO., DRY 000D8 JODDZREi, UATB REMOTXP TOWLE SPLENDID IRONdRONT STORE, No. 613 MARKET STREET, ABOVE FIFTH, PHILIbILLPRIA, Where, with their facilities for accommodating the Trade vastly inereemed, they feel themeelvea prepared to offer luducemente to Ilferetututi unturpassed by ANY 07111111 lIIITAOLISOXIII4X IN TIIIB 000NTRY. ita0,4111011.1( REMOVAL.---CRITTENDEN' 9 PHILA DELPIIIA COMMERCIAL COLLEGE Is EL MOVED to tho northeast corner of SEVENTH and CHESTNUT Street/. The whole building le occupied, and fitted up In a style sorpmeing anything of the kind in this country. Thorough preparation for the counting-home. ndirianal Instruction from competent and attentive Teachers, ander the Immediate eye of the Principal. Open day and evening One of the Beat Penmen in the Country hue charge of the Writing Department. Plume calland see Spectrum' and get a Catalogue of Terme, Zra. Jal9-y REMOVAL.- 0. FAWCETT, HAIR CUTTER AND WIG MAKER, Ma removed tolo2B 011113TNIIT atreet, !oar doom be low ELEVENTH. 3e2-t! Wante. 'DOOMS WANTED NEAR THE ACADE MYRA, OP MUSIC —A matte of rooms wanted for Mn. FORM E 2, in a private house, in the neighborhou , d of the Academy of bluelc. ja1.4,54t A GENTS WANTED.—Five to Ton Dot larss per day eau be easily made. Call on A. BLACK, at Jacob Lolllli/VR Sorrel lloree hotel, West King Meet, Lancaster, Pa. dels4t WANTED, FOR THE UNITED STATES OAVALBS—Able.hodied, unmarried men, to whom will be given good pay, board, clothing, and medical attendance. Pay from $l2 to ff 4 per mouth. No man having a. wife or child will be accepted. Apply for MOT:INTRO BBB:VICE, dNo. $l7 MA PLIIINT street above Righth, north aide. WILLIAM B. BOYALL, let Lieut. 24 ltegt. of Cavalry, Recruiting Officer. oat 6 4ra - ,3nourance grompantes. 0 1 1JRARD FIRE AND MARINE INSUR ANOE COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA—Otecie, No. ON WALNUT street, west of TRIED. FIRE BIERS ONLY TAKEN." MUM: MS. Joel Jones, Geo. W. Woodward, Wm. N. Swain, N. N. Burroughs, John Anspach, Jr. ' Thos. Craven, Joseph Bleep 111.1).., A. B. 0 Mott, John McClure, Jer. Walker J. II Hughes, C. D. Ekeeroinker, W. B. lloyd Coggshall, Win. C. Rudman, John W. Olaghore, Francis Peters. Hon. JOEL JONES, President. A. B. GILLETT, Vice President. Joe. O. lidnMaLLte, Seoretary and Treasurer Jam, B. ALToaco, Assletexit Secretary. ja7-9m.tt eattlemen'a Jamiefling epobe VINE SHIRTS, made to order, and x'war ranted, of elegant material and superior work 114M11411p. Mae, Dram Stocks and Gentlernerl'a Wrap per'', at the Premium Store of W. W. KNIGHT, 612 ARCH Street, above Sixth. no2l-y WRAPPERS WRAPPERS! WRAP PERS t—A. very large and elegant assortment at reduced prices. Also, heavy under-clothing of all de scriptions for gentlemen's wear, at W. W. KNIGHT 'S, tII2,,ARCII Street, above Rath. n02.1.-y WINCHESTER Its SCOTT, GENTLE. MEN'S PURNISHINO STORE, and PATENT BLIOULDER SEAM SHIRT ISANUPACTORP, No. 796 CHESTNUT Street, above Seventh street, Philadlphia. The attention of Southern and Western 'Merchants, and Strangers, is particularly invited to this improved cut of Shirts, the moat perfect fitting artlole made. At sthole• sale and retail, and Wade to order. au6-1,1( KEROSENE OIL, DISTILLED FROM COAL KEROSENE LUBRICATING OILS. Thin Oil to not only cur APER, tot SUPERIOR TO THE BEST SPERM. It will NOT GUM Oft CONGEAL AT A LOW TEIIPERATURE,AniI it will RUN LONGER AND KEEP THE JOURNALS COOLER THAN ANY OTHER LUBRICATING MATERIAL, Machinista and others are requested to call and examine these oils at the sole agency, GEORGE M. FREEMAN, Agt., delo-3m.lf No. 116 Walnut street, above Front. THE BEST COUGH SYRUP IN THE IV/BLIP-PREPARED BY A CHEMIST. HARTSHORNE'S PECTORAL. SYRUP OF IPILU C ITE lt 11Y le admitted by tho thuuoands who hero used it to be the bestpreparation en use for COUGHS, from a cold or a CONSDAIPTIVB COllBll, ASTHMA, BRON CHITIS, CATARRH, or any Lung Affection. It is Moo a great remedy for llonrsoneis, and allays all In flammation of the Lunge or Throat. Bottles 20, 60 canto, and EL Sold by R.ll. k, O. 8. JENKINS, Cornor WALNUT and SEOOND Streets, and yal6-lf No. 6 North NINTH Street. HOUSE'S PRINTING TELEGRAPH, WARRINGTON, JANUARY, 1858. For the convenience of the Government Departments Bankers, and Bee Manta generally of the West IMA of the City. the NEW YORE. AND WARRINGTON PRINTING TWA OBAPU COMPANY OPINED AN OFFIOB IN WILIAM:IR' 110 TIM, Whence messages will be transmitted manor to Bel. ttmore, niladetphle, and Now York ; and from those cities, to connection with the different House and Morse Telegraph Lines, to Wheeling, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Louisville, Neehyille, Memphis and New Orleans; Albany, Buffolo Cleveland, dolumbue,lndianapolis, Toledo, Detroit, ehicago, Milwaukee and St. Louie; Toronto, Hamilton, Montreal, Que bec; Providence, Boston, Portland, Bangor, Halifax, St. John , a and ell Intermediate points in the United States and British Provinces. OFFICBS: 'NATIONAL. VIOTEL, (Entrance from SIXTH Street. WILLAIMS , 110 TEL, (Entrance from the Vent 1)11103 In.›)-6t faAVING FUND.--UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY, corner of TIMID sad OMEBT NUT fitreets. Large and small sums received, and paid back on de mand, without notice, with FIVE PER CENT INTER EST from the day of depoeit to the day of withdrawal. Office hours, from Sunlit 6 n'alOch every day, and oo MONDAY EVENINGS from 7 until 9 o'clock. DRAFTS for sale on England, Ireland, and Scotland, from £1 upwards. President—STEPßEN R. CRAWFORD. Treasurer—PLlNY 11I8E.. Yellen—JAMES It. MINTER. sel7.lytt RUSSIA AND AMERICAN TARRED OORDAQH.—a superior &Wale, manutaaturs tad for vat by WNAVra, VITLICR, & CO., an 8.41' No. 48 N. Water at, & 22 N. WI ammo WILLIAM HENRY 310 OR E, F NISEI ING UNVERTAIMIC, No, 1416 ASCII Strew' Teat of Broad, late 0t505 ARSH Street Lead Coffins always on hand, TERY SUPERIOR H 0.40 TWO-THREAD r I.T..LINCI TWINE, jaet, received and for sate by WEAVR, FITLEE & 00., ja-tg No. 28 N,WATSII Bt. sad 22 It WILMA% B• SCOTT, Jr., AUCTIONEER., (succe4- ..■—.• sor to WOLDWAT SCOTT,) tit CUBSTI4I:3T opposite the Ctuttout House, between Fourth mod SUlth t3treeht SALE OP FURS IN BETS; ELEIGEL AND CA 11-3 RiAOE ROBES On Wednesday morning, Commencing at 104 o'clock, will be sold without re serve, a general a.ssortmeut of furs, to sets, for ladles' and miesee wear, cooslating of capes, talmea, nloto tinte, pelerlaea, cuffs, of /flyer martin, er mine, filch, stone martin, &a. Also, gent's fur collars, fur gloves, fur cap, & o, Also, 2 large.sized sleigh and carriage robes. WOOL. IIOSIEBX GOODS —Also, lamb's wool shirts and drawers, wool scarfs and cravats, wool hoods, wool shawls, hose and half Bose. Also, no assortment of staple and fancy goods worthy the ettenbon of purchasers. Da" Hampton and catalogues early on the morning of sale. JANUARY 18,1868 k4.3tErEL NA:TRANS, AUCTIONEER, KZ'ad MONEY LOAN UNICE, No. 110 South THIRD Street, below Walnut, appetite Year at., only eight doers below the Exchange. Mare Ot business from o'ohaele, A. Li until 10 o'clock In the Oat - iloor Mies, and sales at the Motion House, at tended upon the most satisfactory tanner - CAPITAL INOOLOO°. R.skaNsAsdler iosi 2lliTry Yiaa. Advances made (tom one dollar to thatuotnde on Via monde, Silver Plate, Watobee Jewelry,Hentware, Nor chandlse, chandlse, Olottling,Yerniture, Bedding, Cigars Mutest I.:rumente, Gone, Nurses, and co d s of every description. All goods can rowan any length of time agreed open. All advances, from one hundred dollars and upward!! will be eharged 2 per cent. pet month; Me and a m , the lowest market rate. This Store Zones hating la depth of 120 feet, he, ta r p Ore and thief-proof vaults )4) store all valuables, end pri. rate watchmen for the premien"; also, a heavy inn ranoe effected for the benefit of all per sons having goods advanced upon N. B.—On account of having en unlimited capital, this office is prepared to make advances on more India factory and accommodating term than any °Mar t in this atty. Mbney advanced to the poor, in mail amount, with out any charge. . . . Gold Patent Leyer and other Watches, Jewelry, and Clothing will be Cold at reduced prices. auldi GEORGE W. SMITH, AUCTIONEER N. E. comer of BARRON and SOUTH Streets above Second. ITatilife BALM. SALES 89131tY SATURDAY BYRNING, At 7h' o'clock, at the Auction Store of Hardware Oat lery, Housekeeping Articles, Clothing, Watch" ,Jewels ry, Panes. Articles, BY ALFRED M. HERKIMER, rIIILADDLYSIA HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR, southeast corner of Ninth and George /3tz.; between Chestnut and Walnut streets. 11:7" Smiles of horses, carriagea, and harness, held regularly every SATURDAY MORNING, throughout the year, commencing at 10 o'clock. ID' The largest collection of new and second.hand carriages, harness, saddles, de., in the city, may be seen at this establishment for private sale. Flay" Carriages received on storage. DICII• Out-door sales attended to On reasonable terms. $20,112 B 2 11011613, VEHICLES, AND HAULM, On Saturday 'Morning, At 10 o'clock, at the Balser, willbe sold, horses, vehicles, and harness. AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.— E. A. MARSHALL Sole Lessee. Admission ONE DOLLAR, includiag a check for a re. served erat; Family Circle, n cents; Amphitheatre, 2 coat. MONDAY EVENING, January 45tb, 7859. THIRD REGULAR NIGHT. First and only nig ht of Verdi , / celebrated Opera, In font acts, of RIG OLETTO.• First appearance in Philadelphia of the young and fermi to Tenor, SIGNOR BIGNARIII, for the engagement of which the Manager is indebted to the celebrated coo:Truer, Sig. Vaunt. The cast will be found one of extraordinary strength, combining the talent. of MADAJL DE LA PRANGE MADAME 'VANUA!, (who. to (wore a mold perfect ensemble, and to promote the effector the far-famed concerted pieces of the fourth act, has consented to appear as Magdalen,) SIG. BIGNARDI, 910. TAPANELLI, SIG. ROCCO, SW. DUBREUL, An increased Oreheitra and extra Military Band. Conductor Sig. Abell& D'Angri. Seats to be had at the Box Office of the Academy of Music and at Lee & Walker's Music Store, where the right sides of the Parquette and Pan:Li:tette Circle will be sold. The Box Office of the Academy will be open from 9 to 4 Doors open at 73( ;to commence at 8 o'clock. On WEDNESDAY. teat appearance of CARL FORMES, The greatest living Basso, in Islotow's MARTHA, which Opera bee been expressly composed tor this world resowuod singer. Oa THURSDAY, MATINEE', (day performance,) drat appearance of Madame ANNA CARADORI, asNORMA, Admission FIFTY CENTS to all ports. Mr. 12txx4eass respectfully announces that he limiest concluded an engagement with the popular Tenor, SIGNOR TIBERINLj, who will make his first appearance iIPI PURITANS. NOSlCll.—Paraons wishing to sabscribe for the re maining Seven Nights are requested to do so to-day., a ACADEMY OP MUSIC TO SUBSCRIBERS. g, /a compliance with a genera) expressed wish A SUBSCRIPTION WILL RE OPENED for the remaining SEVEN NIGHTS, Commencing on Wednesday. Price of Subscription Ticket $lO Subscribers for the SEVEN NIGHTS will receive, as a premium, a Ticket admitting them to the TWO OPERA MATINEES, without an additional charge. THE SALE OP SEASON TICKETS, for subscribers. will commence on THIS (Monday) MORNING, at 9 o'clock,at tha Box Office of the Acade my. Subscription tickets may also be bad between the acts of tb-night's Opera. joust ASERIES OF THREE GRAND CON— CF.II.TB will be given at the MUSICAL FUND MALL, To aid in the founding of a new Iloop The following eminent talent has been engaged: Mies FANNIE lIERON, ➢lies AGNES HERON, Mr. F. RUDOLPIISRN, A complete and powerfulGrchestra, under direction of , DR. L. MEIGNEN. Pianist Prof. Bt. G. GROSS. The FIRST CONCERT will be given on TIIIIRSDAY EVENING. January 28th, to commence at 71; Doors open at T. Single tickets, fifty cents; family tickets, admitting three, one dollar—to be had at the music stores a Lee la 'Walker and heck d. Lawton. and at the door. Sat.2stf 17 TEIEATLEY's ARCH ST. THEATRE. V --SOLE LESSEE W WHEA TLEY. MONDAY EVENING, Jannary . ':ith, 1868, Will be performed the new Drama, i n a Prologue and fire acts, entitled FRAUD AND ITB 'VICTIMS; or. THE POOR OF PHI LADELPHIA. James tinhorn°, Mr E L Davenport ; Harry Hot tract, Mr Wheatley Count de Valmont, Mr Dolman; Agnes Seaborne, Mrs E L Davenport; Julia Hugglestone, Mina Emma Taylor. The evening's entertainments wilt commence with a new Farce, entitled . . . . A lIAPPY FAMILY Beata or Patess.—Boses, 26 cents; Secured Beats, 88 cents; Orchostrri Stalls, 60 cents; Beata In Private Boxes, 76 cents Gallery, 13 cents ; Gallery for Colored Persons, 25 cents; Private Box In Gallery for Colored Persons, 38 cents. Box Office open from 70 A. 61. until 3P. 81. Doors will open at es o'clock; performance to commence at 7, precisely. :NATIONAL CIRCUS AND THEATRE.- WALNUT Street, "bore Eighth MONDAY KVELSING, January 25th GRAND GOMBINATION OF TUE CIRCUS AND DRA.- TIG COMPANIES. First night of TUE SWAMP FON ; or MARION AND WS SINN, the great national equestrian grams Gen Marion, Mr R Johnson; Bill, Wesley Bannore; Jasper, W B Derr, Mrs Mott, Mrs Le Brun ; Mrs Hum phries, Mrs Wilson ; Bolls Humphries, Mrs Price; Kate Walters, Mrs Butler. With a BRILLIANT EQUESTRIAN TROUPE. MR. R. JOHNSTON, Mr. SAMUEL SHARPLEY. SPORTS OF THE HIPPODROME, GYMNASTICS and DARING IIORSIEHANSIIIP. PRIM or AD)(188108-21 Cents to First Tier; 15 Cents to Second Tier. ORATORIO OF ELIJAH.— THE IT-ARMOND. SACRED MIISIO SOCIETY Will give their First Concert this season on MONDAY 'Evening, January '2sth. at CONCERT HALL, and tha Direeto , a announce, with pleasure, to their friends and the pnbllc, the production, for the first time in this city, of SIENDELSSOHN'B ORATORIO— ELIJAH. The principal parts will be sustained by F. RII DOLPUSEN, Basso, and Prof. T. BISHOP, Tenor, as sisted by Ladies and Gentlemen, Amateurs sun Members of the Society, all under the direction of LEOPOLD MEIGNEN, D. M., Conductor, with Prof. M. 11. CROSS, Organist. Doors open at 63(—to commence at 7).; o'clock SINGLE TICKETS, FIFTY CENTS. To be had at Beck .k Lawton's, Lee & Walker's, and G. Andre's, Chestnut street. Subscriptions of Tin.% DOLLARS each will Mao be received, admitting Three Persons to each Concert. fj7" A COMMITTEE will sit at BECK & LAWTON'S, on 310NDAY, for the distribution of Tickets and Certi ficates, frorn 10 A. Al. to 0 P. M, jo 22-Stns SANFORD' s OPERA HOUSE— ELEVENTH Street, , above Chestnut. ETHIOPIAN PERFORMANCES THIS EVENING. Ethiopian Life Illustrated byF.rinforit's Troupe of SERENADERS. To oonclude with SEVEN AGES OF WOMAN Burlesqued in character by DAN GARDNER, Who wll personate Ten Distinct Characters Doors open at I o'clock—to commence at half-pas coven. Admittance 25 cents. CITY' COMMISSIONER JAMEB I.I'3IJIEkY, rarer Irmo" Subject to Democratic 'mien. FOR RECEIVER OF TAXES, Wlll. GOODWIN, TIRELPTII IP.IED Subject to Democratic Rules. CITY CONTROLLER, lJ WILLIAM MUMS, THIFITISENTII ArlllD. Subject to Democratic roles. Jal-tr CITY COMMISSIONER, CHARLES M. D. BMITII, FIRST WARD Subject to Democratic rules. FOR REGISTER OF WlLLS— isst . HADDOCKS, Twittria Wear., d2-Bm* Eiallect to Democratic Rules. F OR SHERIFF ALDITARN GEORGE MOORE, FOURTH WARD Subject to Democratic Rules. FOR ,SIIERIF— Jd.atF.F G. GIBBON, TWZNTT-SISCOND WAND. OUbjeotlo Hemocsalin flatoo. cob-31n* A LARGE AND VALUABLE WHARF _CA.- PROPERTY OX TUE DELAWARE, in the Eighteenth Ward, for rent. P0113033i011 given on the first of Arril neat, Apply to SASIIIEL R. GRICE, 114 WALNUT West. jal4-th shtutt O FFICE TO RENT AND FIXTURES FOR BALE—Tbe second-nary Booms, 47 Eolith THIRD area, with gu, water. &c. Largo gre-proof Bate, suitable fora Broker or Jeweler. Apply oa The promisee. Ja2l.-Stir IRE S IR A.B LE OFFICES at 620 WALNUT AL , St., opposite the State Howe; one of the beet bnetnees locations us Philadelphia, with heat, light, and all modem ecn•enteneee. Apply on the premises, BOO= No. 8, to Q. W. i. SALL, Agent. noP Salto bn %nction amusements. political dad]. dtn * ler Oale anb Qra Let. ealcs by 'Auction. MTHOMAS & SONS, • . bloc 139 and 141 SOUTH IPOUH - TH MUT, ==M=l NOTlCE.—Catalognee of the furnitare to be mold on Tueedey morning, at No, 6 4 Sonth Washington square, ere Dow ready, and msy be examined at the eaten,* store. STOCKS, REAL ESTATE, ico,—TITZSDAY Mar Pamphlet catalogues now ready. .containing full de l acriptiona of all the property to be 301 d on ?nude,' evening. 20th Instant, with a list of gales in Feb ruary, ike REAL TSTATR, STOCKS, ..te Public! Wee st the Philadelphia Zack.- use *my Tnerclav .lErentog. OW— Handbills or each proPert.7 13=1".MalielY' Ia stamp° to which we publish on the Eat perioar to each rale ore thoasead oxtail:veer in pamphlet torn, giving full deseriptMns of all the pabperty to be sold on the following Tueedair. TURNITI:ftit SALM AT THR AUCTION STORE every Thursday morning. REAL ESTATE VT PalTle23 P 41.1% • ID- We hares large amount at Beal Petite at Tit. vale Salo, including every description at Oily and country property. Printed Lists nay be had at the suction Store. t?t . _ .• 93" Real Estate enteral. oiebur Myst* Sala g.- ester, and latettitral owtaabuttally in our Public Hale Abstract*, (of which 1,000 copies are printed weekly,' free of charge PERF.SI22OWF SALE.—SVPTISIOR. raßX.—Our sale 16th February wilt Incinde a large and newt? r farm. about 154 Lure., with fine troproteroasta, VW" ratiotY, Fa. Foil particulars ready in handbills. _ iirr dale absolute, without reserve or limitation- STObild lfD LOAM. • On Tuesday greying, ' 26th Instant, at the Philwialptus .. .Vauban., at o'clock-- . - 152.5 Awes New York and Middle Cnal Plaid Balboa and Coal Compaar, par P2s—fall paid. Shares in the Philadelphia Library, and Athennan, and Mercantile Library. 2 South Camden Ferry Company mortgage coupon 5500 each. 5 shared Philadelphia Steam Tull's:spas . 8 .bona Camden anti /Mantic Csaarder, per 8,50. • For Account of whom it may concern : a bonds of the Colambis Coal nod lion Company, dated JAy It no. payabro Julyls6l, for 61,000 each, =eluding the coups pas- due. Also, without reserve, 6 &area Philadelphia sea De laware River Railroad.. - . _ - - 08.4112.N8' COAfIT BALE,-26T13.341iTiARY. Estate of Frederick Pfeil, deeessed.--Th - brick dwelling, kink slaughter house, mid 15W,13ers' Ninth street, north of Need street. " - - DIODEB-si DWELLING.—The modern' threnntmw brick dwelling, No. san Vine street, west of Twen tieth street. LOT, TUBBS FROSTS. The valuable let end lire small brick buildings, S. E. turner Catharine etre.% Lebsnan street, and Moore street, Isetsreesk Ninth and Tenth streets. MODERN RESIDENOE.—The handsome nraldellia, with back-building, replete with all modern mareani enema, northwest corner Eighth and Leonhard streete. BHIOH SEAM AND CARPENTEE EROP..—Tiece. story brick stable Robertson etreet, tenth of Poplar, be tween Seventh and Franklin - streets. Tiro eery be ca , penter shop adjoining. They will besold separately. YALE/ABLE LOT.,—Yalnable lot southeast Oda of Brown street, north of linntingdoo street. 140 ACRES OP LAND, borough of Laporte, F4Oll - county, Pa. • Also, 6 lot* at Laporte. PEREMPTORY SALE—TWO DROVED RENTS— One of $1.93, sod one of $36 per annum, - 125 shares New York and Middle Coal Yield Railroad and Cord Company. Executors' Sale.—Estate of Susan Runner, Deceased aTILIME-STORY BRICK DWELLING—North Pink stieet, oboes Poplar street. - REAL ESTATE SAIP.—TIBRUARY 9d. - Orphism' Court Bale,—Estate of Philip Cate, Deo'd - TWO LOTS --One on the Chestnut Hill Railroad sad Ultima street, Twenty-second ward, ind the ether op Fillmore street . , Twenty-thtrd ward asta Frankford). PEREMPTORY BALE --VALUABLE_ LOT, RIT TENHOUSE SQUARE.—The valuable lot, southeast corner Eighteenth and Rittenhouse streets', below Lo cust street, nearly opposite Rittenhouse Square, 63 feet on Eighteenth street 113 feet on Rittenhouse street. Sale absolute. ' - AN IRREDEEMABLE GROUND-RENT OP pa A YEAR—Wellftecured by two brick dwellings. Assignees' Peremptory Bale COGSTRYiSBAP.—'62` acres awd 21 pert/bee, near Sprin,fleid, Delftware county, Pa..- Assignees , Peremptory Paw. • - VALUABLE- LOT-..Washington sad 61m - strode Germantown. REAL ..!.STATE BALE--IMBRUART 233 This sale will inclade-: Executer'', Sale.- - Estate of ID Wm ;Pettit, Deed. 'SALEABLE PROPERTY, BE YE AL Y r _N. 100 uses, with extensive front cum - the rim D e laware Camden and Amboy Railroad , Xt. Holly tom pas, and various 'streets. It is a vary valuable property,being near to the steamboat ferry and railroad depot, - pCp• Full rarticulara In handbills and plane.; terMil, only one-foarth cash _ Sale at No. 824 Locust street. ' HANDSOME PURNITI7RE, PIER. MIRRORS, PIANO, TAPESTRY CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, On Tuesday Morning; - 28th instant, at 10 o'clock, by eatalegne,At No, 624 South Washington Square, the entire household fur niture, piano forte, tapestry carpets, oil cloths, thins and glassware, One mattresses, featherbeds, &e., 10.; also,,the kitchen furniture, cooking Store, refrigerator, irj" Mel be examined at 6 o'ntock on the. morning of sale, withostalognes. Sale Nos. 130 and 141 South tourth stoat. SUPERIOR. SUUNITITaIt, 1011110118, PIANO- • - SOUSES, BETJSSELE CARPETS, &a. On Thursday Honda& At 10 o'clock, at the auetion store, an alienates assortment of second-h.nd furniture, mirrors, kerpete, &c., from families declining housekeeping. . Sale at No 136 South Sixth street. - HOUSEHOLD YURNITUBB. Oa Pridsr Morning, 20th instant, at 10 o'clock, at No. 136 South Sixth street, above Walnut street, the household furniture, carpets, china sal glassware; beds, mattresses, bedding, also, the kitchen fan:attire and utensils. 1.0" iley be examined on the morning of sale it 6 o'clock. AT PIIIVATI HAIN Shares in the Academy of Mosic; . Point Breeze 'Pain Philadelpl!l;;k:Atlf ir Tnle p Libran A 4; B 3.2rs . Tam, &a. The elegant country seat and farm, known ae " Far ley," late the residence of Richard Paxson, del:sassed, formerly of Dr. Sislypen, is offered at private see. Full descriptions may be had at the suction rooms FURNESS, BRINLEY, & CO., Nos. 222 sad.T24. MI NEST Street 111-y 1.,..MES A. FREEMAN, AUCTIONEER, vif NO. 422 WALNUT STREET, above FOURTH. OAED—si k , a ov HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE—THEE DAY. BY' We beg leave to inform the public, that we hold our regular weekly aides of Furniture every Tuefidayost oar SPAOIOUS SALES ROOM, NO. 422 WA.LNUT STREET, where every possible attention is given to ob tain the highest prices for the goods of those who may favorite with consignments. Tawnier' havingportions of their furniture to dispose of, or those declining house keeping and not wishing sales at their own d canhave their furniture CAREFULLY REMOVVr6 OUR BALES ROOM, WHERE THEY WILL REALIZE BETTER PRICES FOR THEIR FURNITURE THAN THEY CAN OBTAIN FROM ANY OF THE roman. TUBE DEALERS OR ANY OTHERAUCTION STORM IN THE CITY. Er Pereone favoring as with consigamenta ems net assured thattheir prcfporty will not be sacrificed. 137" Commissions more moderate than those charged by any other Auction House in the city. JConsignments respectfully solitiled. Sales mild Immediately after the goats are Wild. STOCKS. Jan. 27, at 7 o'clock, at the Philadelphia Exchange, previous to the sale of real estate, will be 501 d—.... 2 shares stock Mount 3forish Cemetery Co. 1 do do Philadelphia Atheneum. REAL ESTATE SALE, 27TH JANUARY. This sale at the Exchange, on Wednesday or g, 27th January.lBs4, el 7 o'clock, will include— Orphans' Court Sale—Estate of Henry Brethoff, (the ... elder, deed. TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT, 'ism os STREET. A two-story brick house and lot. east aide of Vernon street, Southwark, 18 feet front, 63 feet deep. £4lOl (sterling} ground rent. Orphans' Court Sale—Estata of Lyda Thompson. decide PROPERTY, HARMONY STREET, LATE sOUrN. WALK. A lot of ground, with the twu-story, brick hove thereon erected, north side of Harmony street, 113 feet from Fourth street, Southwark, 12 feet front, 62 feet deep. $ll ground rent. JD - 450 to be paid on each of the Above 'when the same is struck off. REAL ESTATE SALE—FEBRUARY 51,16 3 8 This sale will be held at the Exchange on Wednesday evening, February fid, 1028, at 7 o'clock, and will %- dude-- Orphans' Court Sale—Estate of Wm. B. Daniels, deed. BRICK ROUSE AND LOT. CHESTNUT STREET, TWENTY-FOURTH WARD. A two-story brick house and lot of ground, south side of Chestnut street,l7s tett westward of Till street, In the Twenty-fourth ward of the city, 25 feet front and 220 feet deep to George street Clear of incumbrance. /17' 820 to be paid when street off. REAL ESTATE SALE—FEBRUARY 10th. This sale at the Exchange, on Wednesday evening, February 10th, at 7 o'clock, will include— Orphans' Court Bale—Estate of Thomas Koehler, Deceased. TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE, S. W. CORNER A THERTON AND MARRIOTT STREETS—A Two story brick house. and lot Of ground, southwest comer of Atherton and Marriott streets, 22 feet coo l Atherton Wont, and 18 feet on 31arriott's lane. AT PRIVATE SALL A fret-close Printing Office ' with a good run of busi ness, four printing presses, tw o Ruggles, and one Adana Type and everything necessary for the business. Apply at the Auction Store AT PRIVATE SALE. 10 shares stock North Amersean Seamless Tube Co, LHOSE'S NAT RA NS, AUCTIONEER 1 AND commimoN MERCHANT, B. E. corner SIXTH end RACE Streets. AT PRIVATE SALE—GoId and silver patent lever, Lepine, English, Swiss, and French watches, jewelry ; of every description, musical instruments, !co., &A. AT PRIVATE BALE—Arranged on second door, household furniture, of every description, bed.s, mat tresses, carpeting, looking glasses, fancy articles, 4e., ece. Oat-door sales attendee. to personally by the Auction set. Charges very low. Consignments of furniture clothing, jewelry, Sco , Aro , solicited. MOSEY ,thrvicED. Liberal mob rdvanoce made on diamonds, watches, jeseetre, surer-plate, dry goods, eforlartg, grimeries. hardwire, cutlery, re prs, musical instrunents, fowl, tag pieces, furniture, bedding, horses, vehicles, har ness, and on all articles of value. NOTION —Alt goods forfeited at Nathan.' establish ment, 8. E. corner of eiLth and Rate streets, will be sold on Tuesday morning. February, at 10 o'cloolr, unless depositors call prior thereto and pay charged on the wale. NATEI.A.ES' GREAT sex, of FORPEITED GOODS will take place On Tuesday Morning, Peb. st 10 o'clock, at Moses Nathan' suction house, southeast corner of Sixth sod Race streets. It snit embrace the largest assortment of forfeited cella torah ever catered at out,' c auction, consislog in part of every variety of dry goods, tine Irish linen, fancy skirtings, voiding, Indies' fine French worked collars, undersleoves, bosoms, veils, bands, handsome new shirts, gloves, neck ties, silk. linen, and cambria hdkbt, neckerchief., spool cotton, ribbons. broche, silk wool len, plaid, merino, what, crape and stella shawls, ele gout silk-velvet cloaks, silk-velvet skirts, elegant silk dresses and dress patterns, silk skirts, rich silk and satin mantillas basques, and circulars, cloth circulars, face mantillas and shawls, scarfs, cashmere, merino, de !sine, debege, alpaca, Preach chintz and other dresses and dress patterns, ladies under clothing, ladies' and children's gaiters, boots. and shoes, Victorines and mutftees, towelling trunks, superior overcoats, dread and frock costa, business coats, raglans cloth and casst mere pantaloons, velvet, satin, silkAalencia, cloth, and other vests, summer clothing, drawers, undershirt., linen and muslin Shirts, boots, shoes, Roe silk umbrellas; parasols, several fine ingrain carpets, fine feather beds, bolsters and pillows, quilts, cornfortables, spreads, cur tains, blankets, tidy., knives and forks, linen table cloths, cloth table covers, !hallow. sccordeons, tubas, and numerous other articles of clothing. &eJct. WATCRES, JEWELRY, SILVER-WARP., he. A large assortment of watches, diamonds. jewelry, silver-ware, & , ho. A 7 PRIVATE SALE h A e T r ea ß te A r L . F TUB USUAL BELLING PRIDES—DoubIe-bottomed and huktiait cane gold patent lever watches, of the most ap proved crakes; hunting ease and open fame gold escape. meat lever and lepine watches. full jeweled ; Sue gold animated lever and leplue watches for ladies'; geld jewelry of every description; ulcer lever and loping watches, inhuming cases and open face; silver English, fi,whis, and trench watches; a general assortment of tar. unlace, beds, rcusttrauies mirrors ho. OUT-DOOR BALES SLICITED, =deluges to suit the times, low. Consignments id every description of goods solicited for public or private ale. MONEY ADVANCED on all and every land of goods, for public or private sale, or to be belt for a limped time. Charges low. 1./ALE ROPE.—.Buyers are invited to call X. and examine our Manila Bala Rope, which we NW ass as low as Lmsticea, and warrant tt superior tit treagth and durability. WIJArEIt, PISCES k Oe., sal No. UV. Weft si. sal UN . Whims,
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