The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, February 02, 1858, Image 3

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riteportrat for The Prowl _' `dkw
lkseaptin` COtrarL-judgee - Untie, Strong, Por
ter and Theinppm.l4ll~ife. Kelley. Non Pros.
enteredifolliihiaf reenid.
The Parmere t - Aftejlepli4AnA)l was Almon.
Argued by r:o. arrwiteti-vww,ttilt poor
in error; 'by Kamm. MelfatiriesAnspysligsfor de;
Pendants in error OpitsionlnuarTrul,r,t vz"nrc't
Nisi flatus- J udge Woodtrard.-.41a0' oh Bete
and James Pririgto vs. The Penneyliantesaliresid ,
company:.' - Aft •aotieti'for ileitis/gee sustained by
plaintiffs' 'keep being in,jurtereN the tray freer
Pitieburgit. - - Oh trial., t biossrit;;Pelitie and gal?! ,
for plaintiffs ; Thsfo9,Atigirs•VAl., for d4#•ante,
QUARTiIIt Judge
Grand Jury was duirOripniiisrlrillti i ltdaY ntorAr
tag, and app*itopiTlit:AG,-4fatrat ORO their
foreman. ' - iadge - 4fistflrhiPlififierielrt ,
very iniPfifeive god_ to
oessrth)tifsWthi4Aissiiilsiry
ea the Pletillog ludlrcomar °dub lottkol.ptona.
term, toWNUctstotioalld. Übe%
.112.40-hrieflusrasiaralez
is consistent wit the .properAuseaarge Aroaroup.,
li m n., explain to you the gerounlnattireer your duties,
then refer to,huttairt as seem -to regal-MA*
special notice °tains Aienridtt title linte , eahalicOMO
and eftiolent The etiluttiel•litowte
Irately bonneettellititis tniortlfsto of comely, end t!rthel
faithful discharp ofd iripeotive duties htiwensai
entrusted withAhdisigarer •laws,ideyend the
liberty of thetlitlaalt and, extteetielf °tee commli ,
ntly- The tasehiltairy,of urlolirrirt Cava is Omplicsted,
and, in one sanair, ii earinet: bolut‘in 'motion except
with the asejetanoeol.thestArl
fore, at ono* pertelyathsanrimprunc- melt ow Alt- ,
signed to you tha:law, and the high az A honarable
nature ef <
OrigiNdlYPtho4l l 4C•Sidttes of soletr."rbqttlred .oAV
the occeslonalessembimg of the grand, jury,
n and an Im
portance was theu gitsohed--troilett
has been ilinost forgetten, in tilts 6ountrytwiterei
interrale"of but two months, the' eitisetnetteremilled.
from their homes andiiiqtdred to par/arm this &Millet
grand jurors. The solemnityy andlkinditance which
formerly atteridid thelindeetingiAti'betiOlnli -Tither Ik=
matter of history than at liyinicritlity:r , fietne have In
deed gone so far as to advocate Oro entire •'abolition of
this senerable institution, 9%,
. . ,
Gentlemen, it istline.lbr;us tsi..intneS - beek to:the
principles and practices of tile early de yi of the'llf=
public—time for ne to bfleitupikthese-pilitelpyis and
precticeseand-thturProvetbat hieshaotVlisgenera; -
ted, but are yet capable ofdischirging oar dittlet In the
true spirit of Anglo-Salmi liberty. ' A-grand jury Is a
monument of progressing civilisation; ttchlatory-ls a
history of the progress oftibertyf -it was wrung, from
the Crown by an outraget people, and At l e the barrier
whiah, upon the one hand, proteCts' the" people from
the attulks - of the UnvernmentrAndun:the other &bid
the anima • - of private, malice, alid-pabile'cbimbrire;
its 111361110i111 era searet,4ta z-momtaltelsoindAwithe
solemn - obligations of an oath, and. Its dulled , are - to,
be diselntrgedittere prejudice -and passion ought niter
, „
Let me refer you to tbsrlearlingibetares of , the oath
you have taken 4Ytntbaxtifraltorrilos'igirliad.'"tbar; !
you will dingently;AnskiitreoinsLiAineAriseentimentr I
make,' of atinkrartieles,'-matters; „and thingiali
be given yen incharge, or otherwisecometoyourknow
ledge, ton.hirthe present eervitte. , l The MAIM method '
of bringing to your notice Mineleat vhargeelebl en In
dictment, w bit defined to be saviritten or
printed aocukatiorrof anoffenoeararued In aeoonlanw
with settled rules of ,lawl It • he your duty to. Inquire
whether upon,evidenee produced before you, sufficient
prima elisese cause exists to abmpel the party charged
with or tee to answer atthe-har of this court, and if
twelve of your number to - believe, after doliterate in ,
vestigatifin, yon will put upon the bill by finding It !'a
true b On thenther.hand, should, welve of , your
number be of & contrary opinion, yon will return the I
bill "Ignoramusi" orPignored?'
Yon, gentlemen ,Wre • Otto', inquire whether -the
charges contained in tbevatiottebills submitted-to you,
are In a legal point of yieW- violations of law.- • The;
duty belongs lathe- courc•bilt ;yew_ wenn:o4 to nay
whetheraufficlent evidence hiviroduced fair I-lave be
fore remarked) by the Commonwealth teintit "a party
to his unmet ar..ddefence before a. Jury midst the bar
of this "o ifonc-inturt ateo.itirounber that you' do
not pairilion'ZitieffguiltrifelnnodeaotiOfthei,Utued;
for when arreigneduttble bar every num . - te'presimiried
to he innocent nntirthe contrary 10 - ,proied by legal evidence. -
There ill iinithetineihridby illifehyUunutibiirigtts the
notice - Of the bend offenees, whisk' are of pubfle IMMO;
;Ay, Ad are; itithits'Youf oweknowledge., This Method
is by a preienteamiti brisilise been defined io be "the
notice taken Valium/ja ury - any offence from their
own knotrledgei and wlttsotitimy bill of Indictment fie , -
log laid before thelm at the Croinstonwealik.lt
But as a preeentufent*Sen =vide is the result of the
independent actlon - of the grand jury, without a proli,
Weary tuftwitittiefere magistriteanditillie - defesulg:
nut)u ne responsible prereseutbyto whole he may look
for compensation in demote ihoeld the'cffitige prove to
be unfounded and make! aux fit !unhurt deelsredto be the"
law that AUX preside' truant molt be nonfood. le nrennef•
which are Ofpubliermloriety, elicits/ rptisanomeedittetot
great riots,andthe likeizonlin the (mentor direetaccuss
lions agalturt bidivhffiude, your drrtiee are confined to
each investigation's as are given you in charge. by the
court; to those preferred, before you by t theAttorney.
General or the .4010 Attorney, and 'thou Whielt are
sufficiently-FAIR PM' Olen liaffiwiedgeeinsiObserration
to authorize an , ffiltend -gresteattaftffi.' An individual
member of _ a,grand jury cubit, pt , own ,motion,
originate. ettelbial ffineeealtstaffilluid a ottiseu,,; To
allow each a procedure, would be to convert the 'mod
jury Into a body of inenbitors. When protected by ae- -
creey,,, the ruin of innocent eitizene rnigKregult front
the private maliceof asingle grandjuror. , --_
Having thus commented on the first clause of the sol
emn oath you have taken, I will proosifxt to (songster ita
remaining seetenees.
The Coramonwoolth's Pinned, pine' teltoirs, and.-
your own, you Audi keep secret?! ,Ithineceusa7 that
you should communicate to no one this nature of- your
proceedings init. rarest,' 'the secrete of ye*: body. _To,
dr, so nrouldiernanyinstancee defeat the purposes of
- Reollidge puree; and knoiviedge,Of
doings would enable criminate to escape from the Juts,
Motioned the court or would lead theca to bring to hear ,
n clean m =ter r ' At M brern 6 et= taut
clause of your oath; to which I shall !presently refer,
sufficiently indffiatis CM great Asaiger which you an
counter from a variety ofcaussea, even„Litugh the obli
gations of an oath bind you to lreepymirdtshigg'firom the •
......,.. , ,
~ Ton shall present tie - one .:: for-slimy, 'hatred, or
mance; neither shall yen leare• mu, one.unpresented
for fear, favor, iffection - c liope of rowan!, or gain,,bat
shall present all Mince trulv,,
,in - Ct/teg. aims to your knowledge , aceordlUg luAltirbestOf your etuhfrateml.:.
thi.L. lan if Etigiluid' hit; 1 4 4 ' 041 i O-1 4 11 ;0 Wane
meet of-human reason, , end - tlie , ,,friimera , of your oath
were thoroughly versed' in human nature, se the con
eluding sentenoes fully ettest. -.- ,
Why apeilf3rwitti 'so mush - Partleideritythevirinue
causes which tendlo pervert the reason and blind the'
judgment?" The answer -is IS plain one. In all time
peat :neither° . been, end in all time to collie they inll
be sobleited. OAS Variety of Indriencee, and these may
be - divided,littei liir - ell • clariee wsocial,p,olitical, and
religions, _ Boolalty; we ire in one Minsebound to each - other.*
innumerable Den In the &roily, In - circle of rebinds,
as notgltheia l ao,wembari of the 'name benevolent ao-
Mettles, si_htminsee men. Indeed, IrteveryAmetlyable -
way are we Milted - to our follow-mon:„How may the ,
approach May be made toyon tdirmightnese r welbworn
chapnele; how insensibly do we fell to 'the Wishes
of a eherished friend, a- civeleof **Aiwa, reonerie," , a
profitable-business ateitaintance- Wealth., heti Its te,'
Mance, andthe rich felon' tiamPliiiiider ,feot all law, -
and walks with bold Impadetice..in paths whirls should,
be trod by honest Men, alone, for he to possessid of a
Gentlemen O
_ ; n' the - tilicheriPr - of /our' , iuti /Oil are
eagerly to search - for the truth, end baring discovered
It, you are toperinne yeniobirgatiOns to society with a
calmness which dothing,..cur Yadlei toot dlleflotrettod
and cautioned/lob scowl the very appearance of evil,
Another fruitfuVeeooaarrccaaof difilculk, to you sonultimes..]
results time len, sal Inilannees. -
l.Trunwenr..,<levernment every citize n, is f boundle,
takean interest .iii- Its welfare, end, as li; oonsequenee,
the meet of ' YOle. WOraftwis: 1 - dlie delitleill,frieltdehlpa, ,
Theft's. emendrat td:Pedroto'iddif9ddaitokwfdtkto
all, fa3d in , 10 lust, sphere - tt. it , nOt •WO ?roper. but
eminentltiseful*thi,braly Yalta ;..,,but t_ierecanpet
you some duthig7ofet judielel„elierecter, yen mu to,
Simard every consideration Of kpoliticat naWre: which,.
id thit/Mitt - Interferes With the Ireuestdietatee of your,
cornielencell-Tha f ternyMtion, sitherjo - shield •
,poll-
Cad frlendor to punish apolitleal enemy , Is oftemyeri
great, and instances have outlined rii,spipeoe,entries of
tbeexecutiod of such deity.. by. grand Aren. Gentle
men, need faay:'-to, you,Almtedtbetgh many may ea.
cape the obsen - ation of the - World who
,thim set, be will
be aura-to meet-with a sighteenevetribbiten. The
last, and perhaps,' the mmit deugerous influences to
*bleb you: may, ie anbjected, are those' Of a 'repents
,I, _ ~ , .. . , . „ ,
Do not understand me to nay, geutlenien, that any
class of religionista would either directly or. indlreoo/ •
endeavor to warp your, judgments, tu.any .giren cue,•
la coterie perms's-14 guilty lions mmisbruent. The
difficulty arises noted much from the efforts of- thase
who ar• net oleulbersofonr bodyfaa from. Alt PMl's' ,
diceswhieb lesperceptiblyswakthe minds of, minydn
dividaals; evenotgrand DIME, and are, therefore the
nio•edengerons. cfiristianity haa bedechleCto be a,
part Otto Isla , of this Commonwealth, Ina if by •Chrlik.
tianitryouveemi the - degrees of the or tthaVehurch;z
religions society Or sect, you fall-into aWnst," den:!,
Serous eiror;at onee sobvetssive , of the - trues - spirit of
oarConstitutiOn, and destructive to the, isereir rights
of konscieneo:-Wentlemeepipecia fabled ot eft much ,
importameanddilleseyasthis is, I will: nottrestrop
sett to commit my -own - thoughts to writing( tuMex.:
pram attophilan, which pay be looked upon , as axnere
dictum. ..The authority of mgt . -4W learrielhjurlste
settles this questfoo, and It arfordilme pleasure' to an
tennae to' yotr es law, tkictrinee.whielx•lunim to hive ,
been forgotten.. ... , - .
The bite Jostle', Story - of-the SuPreme Court 'ef.the
United States, in deliveriewhisepiniOn' Ins the- aimed
Will Case, thus ex - poems Ititonelti ,' : - ".. :,,-, :.•..- _.,
klt is Also sold, and truly,thal the Obristleat religion
Is a part of the cominen lair of Pennsylvania; but We -
preposition is to be teemed witli.lti„ appropriate dull.
Sections, and in conneetlentriththe Mg right& Of - that-
State as found in it.C6ristitation of Government: The
Constitution of 11130 (andthe like proposition , will' ill
substance, be found fn,the Constitution Of 17711, and in
the existing Conmitation,of 48118,)-(wpressly declares
'That all men have a naturiloand hilofellible tight to
worship almighty tiodsocordlug to tbe Mateo of thee
own consciences
„sad nd man - can of tight hrreetulielled
to attend; erpct'or awed . any. place of simshipc or
maintain any m)nhdry-sgalnlithis con Mint i holmim.
authority can In anreemewliattankr chattel of interfere
with the righta of consolenceiendino preference - DAC
ever be given by law to any millstone estatutaharente or
modes of worehip. , , v,.1 . ~,...-:,...• :-.....,5, - . ~,,,,_. - ~,;.,.-
Language more
,coinprebenatfo for therecutp leierni •
teen.= of every radar of , Arellgitate opistion ~ void
sadOalthanSed i` and It must hew been Intended tol%
tend emutlly - to alt- septa; - whether ; they . inditned4idi
Christianity or not, Ind whether tilOwers Jewtor in. ,
ddele,• so. that weave compelled to admit thatildtheisgit
Christianity bee part of the common law of the State .
~
yet it is to in title qualified seteur,.tbatita divine might,
and trathare :Omitted ' , end therefore it is rrotte-be ens
licionkly and openly reviled 'and blariiheixied against,
to - the annoyance-of; Oliveira or the ,indurr of ,, the
public.
Such' waa the doctrine' t. , e: th Suprema 'Mort of
Penneyhmade in Dodoes - ph -vs. The. CorainonWesph,
11 Berg. & Reale, 3114, ,, s d.. -F- - - ~.• .'. 4 • . ..,
f , have - sited the opinion Of "lodge Wry - 4 ilthits
reference to the &Melon of our own Supreme Court, for
the purpose of bringing plibily *fore , you tha Via
principles ot our GoneUttition, , as illustratedand vM,
fained• by , the '-deehtlMWef,-.Onv own asoVtge Peg
coustsmen asubjectominittorleittirthstrightaonton
edema in teatteritapfauteinimpo , religiom -ItaMfletam
and bigotry' hate' had ibeih - votmles in every „age, and
under all foram 'et geferitineital -hot if the laws of this
Oommourrealtleire to ale executed according to the
spirit andi.ledder-Sintiers ibbastilittion, fanatiMem slit
tol9lr`Atfit'tollotoT 4 elfloted i ttod bkibitl ellrOteh' , _
the sacred i sacred Necklets aro imirt Of justice :-, i , ______ .
Gentlemen, in thellitehirgeld yart Wien, no mat- PIATTEIfiII ANIS THINGS I N NEW YORK.
tar whatyonr eligious rionvietyme , may lie, you are te
defosoopoiaonottp.b.imotixototoiink,, Imp theblisi s Verk Pipers Of tut evening.) _
perfeetdisproped le etin religious. toptgliie., prejnj s 1 Ex-Govettniilfaiker hes arrived ,in town, and
diseacettliaaaveratipartleaprotteed nftegini; 'so fix , * :fit spend, - *Aber days at hit biother•in-lawie,
your , dittos are concerned, it Witiatitflet Kiittli,,_.st tbfw. eneral CookoClinboken. Ex. wintery Stan
ptitilselfOftisil, Pit Plicnil# , l o a r ri ° *,..FON'El d /t9 - n has also arrived, .and is stopping in Brootri
discover by jegal ovidince,Whe tam , is oensefor, yA
1 0 1, 41 ,, g the 400 „,,,t0 p, :,, , ,,, p , „4 „. { itN,„ c 2 1 thw pou k t i ,
. Vt 4 his-brother-in:ltter, E. 0. Fortin. -
and 11 eurb cause, In jeer bpinlZ ' eDA e4lit; yew ; : TAE gitgaltiflpi, IST - Iwo . Itlanpup.—ThOro was
- most, nedeedhts iq imp, igunrathr;bi,, , , 0, ;--.--., ~ •t.- si great crowd in attendanee at Um; Court,of . oye r
own% ilmottommeatedigenoi r lt malorerpontik nisi Tenaloor,. this, morning, yhen counsel stn-
YotOlivre bikon an(t Willuetilf 'I4I, It'AP . 4 P oOri c.me4 up the eased of , OlCourral arc : trial for the
You, IWI =Priwwd ,- *** 4lliwil4 Ott o . 7 4 h 141 Mnrilettforarten 4iiitsfaitign areenrich street.
tbb *O"r l' lCl Or ta r l ar4 4ll *" 4 a the d u- lilt 'Cliittoil wad filtliin • sob for the ti ;
charge of erb ch dnty ivo d :theaf - 1., stills*/ T.. ••• • e
_, ~.... g ape , fl
the dictates of toy own eariensit,ondproied recreant, fenkoOrid pylowodp the .tentiniony with pooh
to Me.immt ORoudltt9A 2 irii°o ArP.9 f . A.1,-Multllf, Illitl,,endiettr,bl4lV todropeabb - the witnesses for
velainferthe pothmen iudth: ' , ~-.; - 1 ,', .. '. t kptoinairtibri., - ,Ilnytaitotill liplul.ki4 eviltalotir
It 11118 eotniftelastanittege, and hi inffeeln mi4big reperfAleged, - ; ; ' ; ;,';- - - - - - •
of °o f . m r i t a ,, ,d i f itO t t ilti vk ilLs i Iff s r a Pi d f o tileltz4 1 ii/I - O r vltalt . , fiI.OODT Mfflibill, Pnolleatx.—Abont
r a v e l ! ti tagthimortt e igha m illitreititv. , - , . shies t to One" leolep}te thin tnertling, - . a party of
, 4 . b u bo r msegg.y r ai le - 0 uhrohoegi e l winds - Immo into the restierailt" of - Tansminy
the addititho; of itedwttieddiddi uteri the titiintitin sp, - ,axid comment:red an alternation, with the,bar-
Orgiviidistriedhxyand direct the'exabsindtliittbr izo ; :team _ A' sea - sisued,,,aetorit,Of tile' waiters -
Imiap• - entalmolilleitokett4liter4 frthroheir n - a /: oolidirtg to - . the usaistunendf thelbar-keeper. lin
0 moil , ontite -1 " , "-"all,:halltrilleh td - the aoure‘ dt:. the melee Jarpoelrainer, one of the
eerie #gotit.. , Thh eharkertb:ira,...ltlirtitr=tieeli
ml g tio
_, waitere,was etahhed,tidite, once in the left aide
II Tho , l o,.. o e sid et te ,fi e r w E b eoj e );l4 ll ,_AL , ' 0.0 -e toujii"'"4, Y d..o o ,,,,,,r e h,i ind once in the pit of the stomensh. Ile hnme.
. kg,g, a m er j a v e itwol o no ot werauhmtwah,ohb,d r io• diatelt fell ;; ,- trhereupon - tho ° fondles Bed end' m
ined, of the ORM nionefeiladlithlaat nidtehdffietthil 1 sspetli- - :- .: .", '
~ . - , . , ' _
tissta,v, al**. lave: beenowilti o!..- sr , yrs. frasidp ‘, Latest-a-TM, police °Tilden! . have arrested Pa ,
sha ' , ths Coundliti:, Coutwil: elf' ili„,elAvamsst triolill.Tallott,7ohta. Gallagher, John Adams,-
sr ,
and
a TO l 9 l itti* 44l ; o ll IC' t__,_„' Prortrw° l3 -of; fi l bert Pinter, and John,C. Wallime. - Pal the pri
ialitirill,, 4 ° l°- / / °° f9,„'„,,o -11141 .,1: 1 4 o Mg - Were taken beforiallatioe Connolly andami--
it ' W hr eP ` 11 1 1 V"r" , " 114 .-°° .P tnfit ' l - "'"'' ll4 " ° ,` ni tted to prison to await' the' result' Of Trainer's
I , : h arNettiafn laillo-Priati thl Attw'm t,;!. 44. lt he ii rz•i tajirrieo Ile la,in a critical condition; and' most
1 - h° V icitee i" 9 l- 14/4- rem t ' l lw f roF r ' rotrabc' hia ate. Ort ' ' a inntion. will b ta•
0 kellof Coosa Cow, fiesselet,vidonr tt , Ls - MO 4- - p _ I' , a Itt OW en m , e
winOne-pliiiishable - hy atte:ini , leeptienorainVor oat, Mo . 'Poker WM Identitted FittiOti IP 00 Man who
.
, qiilegtlieSteflieesiOr arlit9l OttistilrOlif wtotovviptrwldfik '"r -
Aifit.T9eV
itra.ro g di flnt a stAtn il hi. tier
iitoo*Spis iv,ml 44100 Or octiltrect
for supplies to be fdftlshed filliarilisiV;or grisly cargo.
"LitWof 41 1 ‘ a p id tsltts o eitt , ,rePoPkil i sh•Pc.o loB4
nt , of.coundin;:or erblelatbsi
:Ishell e • member', on offieerintfilighior stout,
1111-lidicleire' itiatuity,',Moster. pro yerty
whatinswe ,r ram of Stith eiale4rUlnatioadfor shalt
take saiy.filoUyon&thtit'prieuritted.by.lontf-
If IC Is assumeinsuirdndpliathat eitV sue} eLla
have specified can be Madefigalusq alitsped lc bed , / of ,
men, and.thatiltesantargewortrutteur.tffhe the inNe e '
af_ jeldfrial investigation, ind carmor,pitatically be
punisliodia'rlifitesPthitittlitrgreatestinhufninybedn ..
hpotitindirldtialstilthl Impel/ay, crythe Vomit'
injustice may her:Man toAhe entire. ceennundt.Y.l-in
*
city subh as this the neceadtlei Of,kodditre4 llllo the
creation; andlhassateleatileinG irnOnant traum a , large
' alas rilonretanathwirstrumilyraW:byttutetton, sad
.IroTalebinneil thy =thimble& iffitutst , fit litany inetatices
- elelteff byinu4'. - he all. doSiviat theft lower,
- trout, the
.I the lignistinotwatalioverthwelecut i " oiit
trusteocul If there ate no judicial tribunate to which.
these eisiliffrafti itelxifultable," liavaislready
lard bitesifitatentinaiskyi and our Covurnment Is a
I.4lfie heffertlAltintlelnelf,dl not the:duo. We are
'olboLllyclothtstre* apowerwhieh Orrill enable ns to
=proteret equietyryard we can, mid shall,to the utmost of
4,ll*.alttlitt,dee to It that '
our pfibliolruits ere reirainis
teed faittifiillf, The Solent Connell rosy'dismistfratn ,
Mdkithinlittlblie..dervinrajThut It belongs to this
ilesirt, imilndeprohdent.brianth the Government, to
those stufalthtul - publhi servants at criminals—
#lvidealitappearifthat they hare been unfaithful and
'aioetor deliberate looothrotioo, proven to halo beet
gushy, f the charges preferred against them.
The,' law,".nbtu •pritptirlY animated; is ' yet strong
enough to protect innocent men from nujnet scenes- I
Cons, and to picnish - thelulltf. The source and su p.
Pat of all law is tells foundin-the strong senile of the
peoplel and In return the law' must and can protect
hews and their,lntMesta:-
geuilemen, let motet u tion you In the most ampbatic
- manner against them) .- preconceived notions of guilt
'which many entertain whenever charge., of a criminal
naturtf are made again; jtnet. üblie Nervents.. The general
native of tintieporta the members of the Board
offirealth sequirewln cial investigation: .. This it due
'as well to thememberaof thattmdy as tathe comnity.,
,If isisivos are unfoindad. justice requires the ; the
inentbesitor the beard sholild - hrk publiclytindlcated; If
Uthernille. the matter Shiultl 'become ;the subject of
special Investigation before *Jury in tics court, where
the accused may yet be able to - , establish ifids or their
perfect innocence. • - - „
- Should:ion-make algeeentment involving any imli
_vidruslor ndividuals in serious charges, you simply; in
- sriblitantei reportLto the - court tharthe individual or
individuals named ought mower and explain, before
a jury, his connection with andtranasetions as amem..
ber or other officer oragent of the 'Board of Health.
This court will take care that every manshall , have an
impartial trial before a jury of his country. -
And now,. gentlemen of the grand jury, the (wort
'solemnly charges you with the luveetigatiowof the snip.
lea just referred to, and in aid of your doquiries thus
directed, will summon, swear, and send before the grand
jury- such witnessee as wormy deem necessary to a full
investigation of the evils referred to, in order to enable
'onto' present the offence and the offences should you
thethat o ff ences have.been ,committed against
the law, and require further indeethotion in this court.
.Baring your Invelitigations you will be attended by the
'Bistrist _Attorneys, Whose. duty it is to answer any,
question of law which may be propounded. Booms grand
juri,e have fallaninto the practice of flehluif of OA law.
officers of the Commonwealth their opinion of the pro.
priety of finding a billi sod I refer to Aldo praotice for
the guarding you against all impropriety. Neither of
the gentlemen now charged with the prosecution of the
pleas of the Commonwealth would, I am sure, interfere
with your proceedings, or in • any way. attempt to lm
Moine your judgmenta...,
THE:CITY:
•
?Par additional City matters, see first page.
Railroad Companp.=--.4nnua/
Meeling of the Rtaekholelers.—The annual meet
ing of the stockholders of the Pennsylvania Rail
road wasteld at 10 o'clock yeeterday morning, at
Sarisim-street Hall. Mr. Lewis Elkin called the
meeting to' order: The Chair wee taken by bis
honer Mayor Vaux. Mr. Edmund Smith wee ap.
pointed secretary, and he proceeded to read the
aanual repert, which. will be found in full, on our
first page.
On motion of Mr. Neal, the report wee accepted and
ordered. printed. .
Mr. Moncure Robinson said he was 'bout to offer
eothe resolutions, and.wonld premise them by saying
ihet be designed no reflection open the administration
of theeotnpany. . Companies like the Pennsylvacht
Railroad Company were too apt to become close car
7porations. :This is wrong. We start with excellent
beards of directors • but men change. The man is not
the acme to - morr ow as-he is to-day. The Permsyl-
Verdi 'Railroad Company bad thus far been fortunate
in Ms board of dims:torsi but be had great confidence
iatbe ounce of preyentibn. -Re wee in favor of the ap
pointment of a committee of large etockholders to form
a ticket to be voted for at the miming election. Ile wee
also desirous that the fullestaccess should be had to the
-lilt bf shareholders, en that every stockholder may at
anytime be able to aseertainlow far the directors are
.interested in the Welfare of the concern. Mr. R. re.
•Peated that he had - every confidence In the administra
tion-of the comp:int.—lle was one of the unfortunate
shareholders of the Bank of Pennsylvania. This sim
ple ; precaution. would base saved the shareholders of
the institution from rola and the pity nem the disgrace
thetallere of the bank had involved. It would have
exhibited the fact that many of the directors were Mere•
ly nominal shareholders, and the discovery would have
prevented the late president of ' the bank from selling
thebillor receivable of the institution:
Er.- Thompson, president of the company, said the
board of direotora had recommended this measure in
their report. •
Ali. Robinson wee glad to find hie views were coin
cided with by the administration. -lie then read the
following resolutions:
Itesoleed, That at th e preeent and all future annual
meetings of the company, a committee of large stork.
holders be appointed by the chairman to recommend,
after conferring,with the president, a ticket (or dire°.
tore, wipe vo ted by the etockholders et the approaching
election. 4 .
Rieateid, 'That • book containing the names of the
stockholders, with the number of shares held by each,
be lent at the ofilce of theconipany in a Convenient posi
tion, for the inspection of any Stockholder who may do
iire to know the names and interest of his copartners
In the onterpilee.' - ' •
Resolvdd, That the Board-of 'Directors be, and they
era hem y Mistreated, to redtice, m early en practica
ble, the indebtedness of the tummy, other than that
represented by permanent loam, mortgagee, or real
estate, and ground rents, to an amount not exceeding
three per cent: of the capital, stock of the company
actually paid in, and thereafter to keep the indebtedness
et the company other than that above specified within
ibis amount'•
Mr. Foster eitnelded with the views of Mr. Robinson
es pepsdit the propriety of appointing a committee to
select - a ticket. Re was sure the entire board would
approve the . aVnee
tro Ile was in favor of the resola
•ons anugno
' Air. Tbotupeorr:tibJected to the resolution, which
'night lead to the inference that the Hat of shareholders
hid not been accessible to every stockholder. If that
vie modified, he would've% for the resolution.
Air. Robinson expreesed hie willingness to modify the
resolutlOns •eo 411 to meet the views of Me. Thompson
IA this newt. —
Mr. Ilidnei *Stied to' fill up the blank In the resoin-
Von with 14 •
~Mr. Eikln mored to - 1111*p with 7.
Mr. Neal proposed 20, ,
Mr. Robinson accepted seven as the number. This
'number was agreedto by the meeting,
Mr. P. P. Morris moved to mimed that the commit
,tee, should be composed. of the. individual stockhol
dere, and not corporations. Agreed to. , ,
A motion to make the list of shareholders accessible
to the attorneys of stockholders was lost.
S After some further unimportant amendments, the re
solutiona were adopted.
The chairman announced ..that be would appoint
the 410ramIttee under the resolution in the course of the
day.
Mr. , ,Thomiur W. Powell, of Ragland, referred to the
interims of the oompany in the Marietta and Oineinnati
Railroad Company, and In the , embarrassments of the
latter. He urged that the Penwsylvania Railroad Com
pair, should at least inquire kite the affairs of the Ma
rietta Compan with a view to some action. Ile thought
tag company ac o uld at least endeavor,to secure the ad
vantages promised by the completion of the Marietta,
Company, and to save what had already been invested
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company in the enter
prise. Mr. Powell offered the following resolution,'
which was seconded by J. Edgar Thompson :
Resolved. That the directors of this company be, and
they are hereby, authorized to examine into and report
the condition and circumstances ,of the .Marietta and
'Cincinnati Railroad Company; also, upon the probable
Coot of completing their lino, the,proepecta of Its com
pletion, and generally as to whether any, and, if auy,
What measures should he adopted by this company with
a View to Occurs ,the traffie and - advantages int tided to
hive been obtained by the subscription of this company
to the lidarletta and Cincinnati Railroad Company, the
report to be published for the information of the stock
holders.
Mr. Solomon Roberts urgedthit the effect of the reso
lution was only to ask the board to do what their plain
duty required them to do Mr Roberto referred to the
„eircumstanees under which the invoistment was made.
awn opinion was, that the mutt foolish thing the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company ever did tray to make
the subscription.- He hoped that, if the resolution was
adopted, the stoikholders should have an opportunity
to negative any proposition to render further assistance.
Mr. Robinson moved thata proviso be added, that if
-the director , ' were in rotor of any further su4scription,
the matter be Bret - referred to special meeting of
EROckholders to be Called for that purpose.
Mr. Powell accepted the amendment.
' Mr. Magee was opposed to Investing any more money
in this enterprise. lie was not willing that the direo
tors should be
,entheriscd,to considers
,farther nub
scription. ,
Mr. Whiny's, althodsle trilling to rate for the rem:.
4Utimi; wail not to
_bir undefetood as fvortng any far.
they subscription. .
The questiouvry dimmed at length by several gen
tlemen, nil of whom scented the Idea of a further sub
scription to the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad. - it
wee generally conceded that the board hid no right;
_sider the charter of the Pennsylvania _Railroad Com
pany:to Maki any farther auteeription to the Marietta
add Oitminnstlearnigny. ,
Mr. Powell UM that the sebscripticni of the Pecivre.
viols Railroad Company to the Marietta and Cincinnati
'Ras roar; Conipany Was considered in England as an en
dorsement of tho concern, and bad - Induced parties in
England to loan money on the bonds of the Marietta
concern. He admitted that he waa the representative of
the English bondholders—he nrade;no;secret of that;
sod he fnelhereVelered that; if the question of a further
sipsdriptfon fo thy' Marietta concern wen brought up,
he sea etockhohlerta the Penney.vanialtailroad Com
pany, would vote against. it. The matter Should, how
ever, be 'MAW into, melt! there Is any good tole got
opt of it the sompanythould know it. He wanted the
'directors of thi•Penneyfrania Railroad ,Company to 10.
ire lnythe matter, and be enabled to act intelligently
n OD ft. , ' . ,
qupttioct belng about to he talon upon the resolu
-Man,lllcilleel Inured to strike out the VOVISO which
14 been adapted- by Mr Powell. -
"The moth% to Alike bat was earried.;
:Tha resolution of Mr. Powell was then adopted, and
btoineeting, on motlou,adliourned. -
, = ftirair. Hearing:••=-WO have Boon reittested
to attite tliztt:a further hearing_ in.tbe. case of the
plokpoolsOts who were arrested at the funeral of
'the fate Bev. Dr. Ratting, -will - take place this
'evening at thacentral pollee station, at 7 o'clock.
Those persons - who tort their pocket books on that
&colon are ,desiterte be present. A nutnhor of
Mess havp been found in the' possession of them
young rdgues, end are now, awaiting their owners,
._, , ,,C1TYATEM5,, ,, , ,- .
Rey a Wanna Ellnunoll•Ttifie teriilotnatileo.
ern tile, eweiehig i , fp Abe *walla' land 11411, The
folloking.extraet exprepies the 'mitten which, by an n.
man donsentikfr: Falereen ocieuplea , • ~ •
"Ai4 l ananyar of *WT. and capacity, he stands,
'Auden linditahip In band, In the highway of knowledge
to affix the seal of , unerring value upon the world , ii
familiar nazned,' 2 '
. ,
• •Dac pITEVAXIO LZOTOItEa ON TIIR HOLY LLIID.—•
IrTlin broesdera hi': the attraollie subject of. this
erenini4 lecture, at Contort Hall, by Dr." Steven*.
The ball will - no doubt be well Iliad, as the price of
tiekota la extrernelilori.
Tiru Aitn i pakfp.-43avIlle, a oolobiatedFronoh
author, d: man of dull comprehensloii 10, so
'near a dead man that he is bendy to be ranked In the
liet of the living; , >ind as lie le not to he buried whilst
]elfOleo, Scale le at little tobe einPloyed ;child half
dead."; Dull men are not, even In the crowds that
throng the /fashionable Emp orium of 011fton, Albright,
& Rail . ," No. 62 1. Ohestaint street.'
4 SBQUITUBQUIE N8490N XUAI3D PASSIM'S
f *Ots:' , —Adralral Horatio Nelson, (of the Nile,) In
ono of hielaet letters on shore, ssys, in reference to
L always endeavor to inculcate the doctrine,
Net elon." The; Admiral was a elo.se obeo — rier, and,
like thousands who read this, wouideseere he alive to.
day, wear only the gracifel and 'elegant styles of
iiranyille Stoked, No. 607 chestnit Street, above Sixth:
Covnup , PUPPB.-2ho system of - puffing, under
cover of news items and bits of philosophy, le now very
generally followed. The newspaper reeder, when be
comes across a Chip , ' with • stunnivg head, never
inee's but it will end with "go buy your ?lathing at
the Drawn Stone (Slotting Nall of liockhill & Wilson,
Nos. 603 and 605 Chestnut street, above Sixth:" This,
however, is only sound, senelble advice, and no puff
at all.
'PHILADELPHIA BOARD OP TRAWL
BRN3, MARSHALL,
A. J. Diumrsetai, i 00111117711 OP Tam Holm
Rionann Wborr,
LETTER BAGS
At the Merchants , Exchange, rhacuteiphia.
Basque Landwarsten, De Man London, soon
Barque Japonica", Sheldon Rio Jauetro, Feb 8
Brig Rolling Wave, Uguere.... ~...Rio Jeuelro, Feb 2
SAILING OW THE OCEAN EV - LAMER&
FROM. VIE.IINITED STATES.
6TN11141 PROS, POE DAT
Europa Sodom—Liverpool Feb 3
Fulton. ....Now York..llarre Feb 0
Canada. .... ....New York..l4verpoot ....... ....Feb 10
Atlantic New York... Liverpool Feb 13
ATAMA.N
~ew York„Llyerpool Feb 11
Niagara ' ....Bosten..Llrerpool Feb 24
lternsala New York..Eamburg March 1
FROM EUROPE.
• ' FROM NOR OAT
ErAMMOCIii ' llarnbrirg..New York ' Jan 1
Arabia Lirerpool..New York Jan 29
Indian Liverpool—Qualm" .Tan 27
Niagara ..... .....liverpool..Soston Jan 30
Baltic Liverpool—New York Feb I
Arago Ravre..New York Feb 9
EU' The California Mail Steamers sail from New York
on the bth and 20th of each month.
MOVEMENTS OY HAVANA STEAMERS
Pristanscrprs—From New York 2d, arriving at 11a•
vans Bth, and New Orleans 11th. From Now Orleans
20th ; Havana 28d, arriving at New York 28th.
OARAWRA—Prom New York 12th, arriving at Havana
17th. and New Orleans 19th. From New Orleans 27th,
Havana 29th,mrriving at New York Bd.
LUNAR OITT--2 7 [0.1 New York 17th, arriving at Ha
vana 23d, and New Orleans 20th. From New Orleans
6th, Hanna Bth, arriving at New York 13th
Baaor. WARRIOR—From New York 27th arriving at
Havana let and New Orleans Bd. Brom hew Orleans
12th, Havana 14th, due at New York 18th.
Isanst,—From Oharleston 19th and 4th, due at Ha
vana 284 and 7th. From Havana 10th and 25th du
New York 16th and Hat
Marine intelligence.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2, 1848.
81IN 11182.2 6 68 MN SETS 6 2
MGR WAThll 6 61
Packet ahip Wyoming, Brooks, from Liverpool, Dee
13, with codas and passengers to Cope Bros.
Behr Aid, Long, 7 daya from Petersburg, Va, with
*hods to des L Bewley & Co.
Bohr Northumberland, Talley, T day& from Fredo
ricksburg, Va, with shorts toles L Bewley & Co.
Behr EaIIeOCUS, Oldd, 2 days from Duckbrldge, with
corn to Richardson k Overman.
Steam-tug America, Yirdon, 9 hours from Delaware
Breakwater, without a tow. Reports & largo schooner,
deeply laden, apparently upward bound, aground on the
western gate. Passed chip Stephen Baldwin, from New
York, at anchor below New Castle; brig Anna Gilbert,
from Nova Scotia, below Chester. Left at the Break
water barque Oordelift, for Wilmington, NO.
OLMARID.
Steamship Delaware, Copes, New York, .1 Allderdiee
Barque Met4l Bryant, Cienfuegos, 8 & W Webb.
Behr 0 8 Bessie°, Boater, gauntlet', J Baker.
Str J B Bbriver, Dennis, Baltimore, A Chores, Jr.
• [IT f1i16142/011.1
(Correspondence of the Philadelphia Saohange.)
CAPS ISLAND, Feb I, 6 18 P M
The ship Wyocilog is now going in, with her signals
dying to be reported. Wind ENE, and blowing a strong
breeze.
Yours, ice., TKOS. B. lIIIONDB.
(Correspondence of the Philadelphia. Liohange.)
LBWIKI. Del.. Jan, 00,12 M.
The barques Cordelia, for Wilmington, NO, and Bow•
ens, for Laguayrs; brig Anna Gilbert, from Halifax,
with potatoes; twelve schooners, outward bound laden
I
with coal, and revenue cutter Forward, are n the
roadstead. The wind to very fresh from the north--
weather moderate.
, Yours, &o, WM. M. HICKMAN.
TCLCORAPR TO THir TRZOO.7
New Ont.asus, Jan 20,
Arrived, ship Augustus Kearney, Boston, 20 days.
Ar 28th, chip Toulon,Upahnr, New York.
Ar 29th, Maid of Orlans, Dennis, Now York.
Ar at the Bar 29th, ship Annawan, McNair, ti York.
DISMORANDA
Steamship Phloem" Sprague, Matthews, hence at Boa
ton yesterday woraing.
fiteanalnp Granada, Berryman, from Aspinwall, at
Havana 23d nit.
Steamship Empire City, Orlilin, from New Orleans
23d, 116 Ilarada 26th nit, arrived at New York yester
day.
Ship Jane 1) Cooper, Collins, from Antwerp, at Ha
vens 25th ult.
Ship flindoo, Miller, remained at Ehangbaa Not 23d,
uncertain.
Ship Mary, Bridges, from San Francisco for Calcutta,
passed Singapore Nov 23.
Ship Kate Kooper, Jackson, from Macao for Mimes,
was at An Bey Nov 22, with coolie* who had mutinied.
Strip Isaiah °rowsll, Turner, for Boston, want to sea
from Sanger Nov 15, (not 22, as before.)
Ship I Q Adams, Lewis, for Boston, sailed from Oil
cutta Dec S. . ,
Ship Napier, Stafford, for Now York In 10 days, re
mained at Maniniquel3th ult.
Ship Venice, Symmee j from New York, at Havana
233 ult.
Ship Wm Woodbury, 31cLellan, for Liverpool, cleared
at Mobile 26th ult. with 9,876 bales cotton, valued at
3166,916 36.
Barque Leighton, Renter, cleared at New Orleaua
25th ult. for Rio Janeiro and a market.
Barque Wm Maury, Young, hence, arrived at Bartle
nut 26th ult
- Barque E K Keno, Hewitt, for Philadelphia, with
cargo of barque )1 Cohen, condemned, renained at Gib
raltar 6th tat.
Barque Oelestia, Howes, cleared M Baltimore on fin
turdey for Marseilles.
Brig Isola, Griffin, from Key Weal, arrived at Havana
231 nit
Buhr Luther Ohlid, Nickerson, from Boston, at Balt'
more yesterday.
Behr 0 Shaw, Shaw, hence at Cardenas 23d ult.
Buhr Alhambra, Coombs, hence for Boston, at Edgar
town 38th ult..
Saws J R DLitetiell, Pardee, and Triumph, Otis, from
Delaware, arrived at New York yesterday.
fiche J IL Allen, Clifford, 'sailed from Havana 25th ult
for New York,
Behr Ellen Bush, Cam, hence, °la 13agua 1m Grande,
at Havana 224 ult.
Behr', Sarah Bright, Noble, from Wilmington, Del,
and Boat, Tilley, from Delaware, at New York aid ult.
MARINE MISCELLANY
. .
. .
Mama Loam iron JANUARY.—The N Y Courier and
Enquirer publishes the following table of marine kisses
for the past mouth, showing an aggregath of eighteen
vessels, of which five were ships, three barques, two
brigs, and eight schooners. The total value of property
lost was four hundred and ninety-three thousand five
hundred dollars. This is exclusive of damages to ves
sels not amounting to a total loss, and of partial losses
of ono.
Ai compared with the month of January, 1857, the
strove shows a decrelrse in the number of vessels lot
and missing of one hundred and seven, and in the value
of property lot amounting to three million and forty
nine thousand two hundred dollars.
The vessels reported In this Hat are chiefly Arnett an,
although come foreign are Included, when bound to or
front a United States port, or known to be loured in
this country.
se
Total !mentor January Ves lB ls.
14Va1ue.94,500
14 DAL 558 17,307,100
---
Thirteen months 576 $1,661,000
Vessels marked en are missing, supposed lost; those
marked a abandoned at an, and Shoe° markOd b buurnod,
Skip 0 R 31111 am, from Hong Kong for Amoyon,ooo
Ship Amelia, from New Orleans for New York... 69,000
Ship Gen Williams, (Br) from St Stephens, Nii,
' foe Liverpool 06,000
Ship Serampore, from New Orleans for Boston... 50,000
Ship Cambridge, from New York forty Orleans.. 75,000
Barque AmerWawl,,ass, (Br) from London for N.
Orleans 16,000
Barque Jane Dote,,, from Philad. for Boston, a.. 0.000
Barque Sam Slick, From Boston for Loudon, b.,. 01,000
brig Pacific, from Surinam for Slyer blaroln.... 8,000
'Brig Terpsichore, (15w) from 'Rio Janeiro for Se.-
• vannatt 60,000
Solar A L Crawford , fm Liverpool for Havana, et 10,000
Bohr Alice Day, from Punta Rosa for 10,009
Bahr Cobb, from New Bedford for Mississip pi .... 3,000
Behr E Budderow, from Charleston for Indian
River 3,000
Sam J Vail, Iron, New York for Garden Key.... 0,000
Bohr Independence, from Rockland for N York.. 2,000
Behr Leona, from Itookland 4,000
Behr W L Montague, Jr, front St Thomas for Bal
timore 8,800
Ship Lucknpw, See years old, 800 tons, in complete
order, was sold in Boston on the 28th ult. for $2OOO
cash. Conditions of sale as follows—One.half, belong
ing to an estate, was put up free to the highest bidder;
the other half to be taken by the purchasers of the ea
eautor's half at $17,000.
DOMISEITIO PORTO
NEW YORK, Pebl—i.rrired, ideamships Columbia,
Berry,: Charleston; Westernport, Berry, Savannah;
ship Magnolia , Pepper, Bristol, E; experienced beery
weather, Wit smile, esc. Barques Trenton, Carver,
from the Coast of Patagonia, and 9 days from Baltimore,
where the pat id for orderd, with guano' Stephen Gre
gory, New Orleans; schrs John J Price, McCready,
Chaaleston; Ben, Fisher, Wilmington. NC; Sunny South,
Weeks, Washington, NO; Treasurer, Frazer, Norfolk;
propeller Jackson, Baker, Baltimore,
Old, ship Andover, Berry, New Orleans; barque 3 A
Bishop, Bunco, Mobile; ochre F A Ilawkinn, Bargees,
Elizabeth City; Eclipse Hatch, Bogus la Grande; Mag.
dolls, Nickerson, Wilmington
KEY WEST Jam 26,-Arr 224, brig Geranium , Pierce,
New York; schr Harrison, Jonas, do.
brig lola, Oriffin, (from Boston) Karim; since
arrived.
sehrs Wm Mason, Staples, Oosamel; E A Ed.
*aids, Shackelford N York.
Sid, ship ti It Mallory, Lester, (fin Liverpool, ar 19th)
New Orleans.
11,24 th—Ar, Mar Memenger, Oharlestpn.
Sid, sob Harrison, Jones , uedar _Keys.
Ship Middlesex, of' Proviimetown, from lioston, bound
for Nen , • Orleans, got ashore on Carysfort Reef on the
hight,tit the 2lst Inst. Assistance being rendered by
the wrecking vessels Telma, Cortee, Jane Eliza, Below-
pogo, and one or two more smaller vessels, she was got
otr, and to now on her way to Mile port,
The
shi
frigate Wa ba s h ug wa it in g her masts.
The U • S
Mail from nava, a.
"• - • FOREIGN' PORTS.
. .
In , Monimeln River Nov 80,1thips T P Wheeler, Ro
binson, for Liverpool, Idg timber; Flom Southward,
Smell; Lorenzo, Cornish, and Claremont, Swinnerton,
for,Great Britain, ldg timber.
At Bombay DeclB, ebipe fliveepetakes, Lane, for New
York, Idg,• Young Mechanic, Aniebnry, for Hull, do;
Hamlet, fcgcraw, for Calcutta next - day; St Bernard,
May, tun; Eureka, Lade, do; Meteor, Porter, for Liver
pool, ldg; Charles - Puck, Smalley, one; Aviadne, Knight,
for Ceylon end Mauritius; Typhoon, Palter, for Hall,
• At Hoag Kong Nov 28, ships North Wind, Gore,from
Foochow for LontlOri l repg, Hamilton, Farr, Imp Flt•
THE PEE ss . _ p H ELADELpink 1 11 1.iSijAt,
,PEBRUARY 2, 1855: 1
get, Bound; 28'd; 1461 1 )h, to 10) White
/eX, Ingersoll; for selef4shitte 'llothrta, Oarildright,
rine; and others am before.
At Bshgkok Nov 12,164196
bee; Mislay, Willman, for Hong Thong. istd lYor
briir Sin gapor e , nc do. .• • , •• - •
At Deo 7, skips Derby, Hutehtruion, for
freight or charter; Antelope, —, from Hong Rout.
die, chartered to load rice at Anatole for 'Fie/Mif , sod
othordas before.
' Bid trona Pp:num Nor 29, 11)129 Arab,'Groeby, Ottani.
tit; 130th, Medford, Gray, do. '
At Batavia Hoy 24, MOS Ohallerigi; Hahne), from
ar
Bwatow, ihrliavanel Harry of e West; Patter
son. quo; Norman, Swett, do. Bld 12th, ship Nederland,
(Dutch) Rubter, (front Boston) Bonrabaya '
Calcutta—Sid from Town (not from Bangor, as Maria
reported) Btb alt Milos Indian, Merin, Martha, Wan
iion, and Syron, Foster, Boston.
At Martinique 13th pit, barque Sarah )Steen, for
Ounces; brig Ilsinpd en, DiniOn, to sell for Oeorge:lwrii
SO, in 6 daya; Ann Tyler, Tyler for St Thorne to ds;
ochre Leanne, —, for Turke l /61W In 20 dept; Open
Bea, Babbsge, diet Elizabeth, uggins, do:
Olenfuegoa-Bht 14th nit, barque Olenfuegoe, Grant,
New York; situ Mlle Sherman , Browu, Boston. '
Ar at Trinidad Cubs,loth ult, bonne Franc's , Street,
Bristol; 18th , brig Gen Marshal, Seger, St Thomas
Ar at BI Jago de Cuba 9th ult, bailee Itasos, Mitch
ell, New York; llth, barque Aioah , Nevins, do.
Ar at Cardenas 14th silt, ache Mozart, Goodwin; its.-
vans; leth, barque Martha Asitt, Baboook,, Portland;
echr Pearl, Hill, Havana; 18th, barque Louisa Jewett,
Bmith, Brunswick.
Arr at do 26th, Zenith, Deering, N York; Fluid°,
Winslow, Portland; "Yolml Wilmington; Me
hum, Patterson, Frankfort; Flare, Ring, Wtlealugton.
Ar at Matanzas 14th nit, brig B Thureion, Lampher,
Boston; 16th, barque New Empire, Randall, do; HO,
barque Maine, Farnham, Portland; 17th,brig Maria
Tabu', Bray, Richmond; . 18th, echr Trade Wind, Vol.
line, Charleston.
Bld 18th, barque N G Hiebborn Ellis, Portland' brig
Lagrange, Moxey, New York; 1841 4 barque B Co l cord,
Ooioord, do; 19th, barque Andes, erryman Portland.
Havana—A! 24th ult, barques Champlain, Wyman,
Boeton,• J M Colcord, de; Forest Belle, Havener,Ducks
pert; Venice, Symmes, New York; B A Hinman, Mins
man, Boston; 25th, steamship Philadelphia, Boggs, New
York, for New Orleans 26th; brig Lucretia, Walton., N
York,• GOT Brock, Baltimore; echr Gen Scott, Smalley,
do; 27th, ship Wabaah, Purington, New York; barques •
Selo, Ewing, do; John Benson, Gardner do; Odd Fellow,
Billet. Portland; brig Geo 2 Williams, Hutchinson,
Portland. •
Sid 26th, barques Ariel, Melville, Sierra Morena; Ile,
ion A Miller, Ualt, N Orleans., Mary Co., Avery, do;
brigs L P Brown, Freeman, Merle), to load for 1911.
mington; Castilian, Piakbam, do; John A Allen, Clif
ford, New York: 26th, barque A UStephenson, N York;
brigs Queen of the West, (Br) Bpohn, do; Resolution,
Hill. Meriel.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
Up to 12 o'clock Lou Night
GIRARD HOUSE—Chestnut Street, below Ninth.
0 H Welgman, N Y - J T Heard and lady, Boston
8 0 Swartz, N Y .1 K Edgerton, Fort Wlayne
P It Pink, Mexico city Luke Hitchcock
John Kirkland, 11 8 A B 8 Grant, St Louis'
0 Lambert, N I R Davies, N Y
D Wing W I. Walker, Tenn'
,
Joe H Dolton, Boston • EP Phillips, Boston
W IP Thomas, Beaten Ralph Trembly, N Y
John Bairin, N Y James Forsyth, N Y
Al Danbury. Balt T P Troxell, Balt
Hon Geo Taylor, Brooklyn G M Weight, Oswego, N Y
W it Dobbin, Balt ()Brasil, Barbados', W I
1' L Bubb, Balt W 0 Colston, Balt
11' D Champlain, N Y Joel Gruley, N Y
Alex IV Campbell, Tenn WII Russell, Kentucky
DI Simone, Louisiana John N Robert, Louisiana
J Thomas, Maryland John 8 Robinson & la, Md
J El Jenkins, Massachusetts J P Grove, Danvillo
John Grove, Danvillo A Hampton& la, N York
Wm Jackson & la, N York Peter Jackson & la, N York
P II Jackson & mo, N York J L Jackson, N York
Mrs N H Jackson, N York James Young, Middletown
E Roes, Leavenworth City It W Riddle & da,Pittab'h
W II Foster, Honesdale (I IV Ward, Maryland
P B Loney, Maryland II W Moira, Maryland
David Booe, Washington Wash B Erbon, Lancaster
J B Chadwick, N York Et 8 Oldneld, Maryland
AII Pomroy & la, N York J Lawrence & Meter, N Y
A W Hollester, N Y Plies Mary 11.1 Norton, N Y
Madam Dubreil, N Y A 0 Itiriardt,N Y
G Meredith, Bait Thos 0 Harris, Balt
J Temple & 1i.,, Cal Jno At Keeler, N Y
J Austin, Mobile T Anderson, Nealiville
'Mrs T II Whitny, N J Allas Perkina, NJ
8 A Whitney, N J 8 P Nichols, N Y •
G Brown. N Y Al BuckmanEt Chunk
II S Blackett, N Y 0 J Lee N ' Y
Jos 51 Mester, Pa G Manning& wi, N Y
J 0 Parker, Maas A Parker, Mau
L Jarvis, N Orleans P Macdonald, Me
Mrs Pethrick, Pottsville P Miller, Reading
J Gutmann, N Y R W Singleton. N Y
J Chapman, New York 'X Il Bangor, England
Abm 0 Wood, New York James Coast - day, N 0
J W Ramsey, New York N Grainer, Paris
W Derusey, Lyon Morris Taussig, St Louis
J Wise, ist Louis Geo Chapman, New York
Frank Bianchi, New York Julius Hart, New York
Dr Sterling, Virginia Daniel Pomeroy Mass
11Gay Orange, Mass John P Tyler, Virginia
John i t Miller, Ohio D Bear
II W Parsons, Hartford Baml P Carrick, Nashville
A L Ilaseltine, Charleston
-
UNION UOTEL—Arah street, below Fourth,
Mrs Thompson, Pa It B Wolf, Va
0 a Ml!nor, N J Levi Preston, Chador co
.7 Leasey, N J John 0 Coon, Jr ,N J
John Donaldson, Pa John Ilendricks, Pa
Geo F Wiggan, TAIIINUI 030 W Douglass, Pa
Col It Itatcliff, Tamaqua 0 T Blake, N J
II MU thug, Reading A 8 My, Pottsville
J Lantz, Lancaster 0 W /Maw, Philp
Josiah Miller, Cincinnati Thom Dower, Cincinnati
3 II Phelps, l'a Reward Ilaneon, Del, Pa
J P Dobson ec la, Pa T Worman, Ye •
Geo 'tench dc eon, Pa Thornton Smith, Pa
0 8 Tolbert, Va Frank Shober, Va
Joe Shelly, Pottsville Wm Mintzer, Pottsville
.1 E Barnes, Tamaqua J P Ocael t Reading
MERCHANTS , HOTEL—Fourth intent below Arch.
Thom J Rae, °tango, 11l Jll Hunter, Newark, N J
Hon Goo Brett, Pa Jos Godfrey, N Y
Caleb Yohe, Bethlehem J B Flatter, Phila.
T T Jenkins, hfinerivllle Fool , Bennett, Phila
B Stone, Phlla O L Rewind, Valley Verge
Geo Ehrhart, York, Pa A Trout, Illlneraville
0 H Van Wyck, N Y B B Hamilton, Hartford, 01
P M Harman, Montourerllle
AMERICAN HOTEL—Ohastont attest, above litth
0 Humphreys, Philo Mr Mikes, Wilk esbarra
J DI Ilyars, Boston W W Wade, Phlia
Jacob Broom, W Philo W M Marlow, Bt. Louis
J W Washington, Mils P R WeMel, Pa
J Hazleton, MUD U Connell & la, Wash's
R B Wood, Ts Jas W Linville, Ma
G Brintan & la, Pa 0 P Donn, Washington
Mr Man, N Y S Drummond, Vs •
T Mottos, N Y 0 Hewett, Rockwell
T R Sltgreave, Easton
NATIONAL HOTEL—Raoe street, above Third.
K Span, Pa J M Sheldon, Pa
Wm Paux. Danville H J Holdler, Pottsville
Wm E Boyer, PotterWe John El Rehrley, Lane no
H Beach, Philadelphia John M Hershey, Lane co
E J Rinehart, Port Deposit Joe Whitaker, Mt Ohre
Geo P Whitaker, Delaware Josh Comly, Chestnut Hill
Solomon Hoover, Pottsville J II Hoover, Ashland
P T Drendliug, New Berlin It Elogenbach, Light at, Pa
STAIRS UNlON—Ea:het street, above Stith.
Edwin Lyons, Harriaburg Jno D Day, Phila
II M Hargnett, Juniata co II S Simpson, Blair co
Oeo W Moore, Chester co 13 S Detwiler, Columbia
0 L Sanders, ]Salt NJ Rinehart, Pt Deposit
D Hertz, N J Jno W Fry, Columbia
Jos Hopkins M D, kid Jno Hilltop, Mifflin co
B M Myers, lowa W O Whistler, Oal
Joe 0 Walker, Lancaster Jesse Pennabaker, Lane co
BALD EAGLE—Third street, above Oallowhill.
Wm Dorn, Pa Andrew Swartz, Pa
J B Edmonda, Quakertown Josiah Riegel, lielleratown
Frank Randolph, Phila -
BLACK BEAR tiff EL—Thlrd street, above Oellowhill
W T Sharer, Chester co Peter A Kline, Da
E A Leinbach, Reading Win Delbert, Orwlgeburg
A Weidner, liamilton, 0 Josiah Keller, Pa
Thos Morgan, Attleboro A Trollinger, Berke co
R M
Rev F Shantz, Reading Jonathan iler, PA
MADISON HOUSE—Second street, above Market
II It Loomis, Ohio T R Murphy, Obio
Richard Lacy, N Y J S Williams, N Y
J Maley, N Y A Maddock, N Y
J Gilpin, Elkton Miss Gilpin, Elkton
Miss Gilpin, Elkton L B Saunders & la, Bait
Thu P Millapn, Bait David M Hays, Ot
BLACK DEAR INN—Fifth and Merchant streets.
Truman Coates, Pa John Trainer, Pa
J Scott, Cheater co, Pa D Kimble, Chester co, Pa
Dr A J Streets Maryland Wm Watery, Mary land
A SIDI tb, Maryland L Logan, t, heater co, Pa
J Y Shantz, Canada West J Brubaker, Canada West
H Brubaker, Canada West 8 J Leedom, Del co, Pa
John Yoeom, Pa 1r Prizer, Doylestown
J Rittenhouse, Pottstown N Rittenhouse Jr, I'a
D Mackey, Cheater co, Pa Robert Lynch, Pa
A Hughes, Pa S Moses, Phcentarille
BARLEY SHEAF ROTEL—Second street, below Tine.
Thu P Walton Doylestown J 8 Masten, Newtown
A S Cook, N Y Jos Flowers, Attleboro ,
Theo P narrey, Doylestown J Tucker, Norristown
Stacy Brown, llrowneburg J W Cowell, Pt Ploneant
Wm Cassius Hayford co A Maxwell, Marron! co
L B Fran, liatborol John M Rich, Buckingham
J Fine, Quakertown John MoVeigh, N
N Whiting, Freuchtown Jonathan Rich, Bucks co
Preston T Rich, Bucks co Anthony W Rich, Burke co
Opecial Notices.
. imperial Photographs.—The latest and
minded improvement that ha' yet been made in the
operation of making Portrait' by the l'botographio
process in the art of taking them direct from life, in
Imperial else, ss It LI arestlsed at the MOON of P &
L. OUTERIINST, ARM STRUT, POUR DOORS
ABOVE SEVENTH.
Their epeolmens of this most superb and eatisfaotory
picture that has yet been produced are attracting great
ettentlonoind are daily boing inspected by hundreds of
Our eitiroue Their MPH SIZE Pictures In oil aro
also yory superior, and, in feet, the Plotnros In all the
various styles of the art are unrivalled In point of
finish and durability. Prices moderate.
Gold and Bllver—lßrrlog Fund.—Anterleau
LIVE INSURANCE AND TRUBT-CO., B. E. corner
FOURTH and WALNUT, pays all sums on demand, In
epees. Ja:d•lm
William C. rilcßea, 007 Chestnut Street, Is
selling all kinds of fine Stationery at ono•half the ro•
gular price. Call on him at once and you will be sails.
fled. Jao•lm
Gold and Silver—Five Per Vt. Soling Fund.
AMERICAN TRUST, S. IL corner WALNUT and
FRURTII. Streets, pays all sums on demand, lu specie.
j°26-I.lu
Jackson,
JOB PRINTER,
MERCHANT STREET.
Cheeks, Notes, Drafts, 11111 a Ladlog, Bill Realm, Cir ,
culara, Cards, and all other kirobi of Job Piloting, at
prices to snit the times. oo17•ly
The Greatest Bargains In the World —The
subscriber, being about to close hie business, offers hie
entire stock of euporior Itsady-made Clothing for eels.
All in want of a superior article are invited to give him
a call. fitorelollst awl fixtures for nale. N. TRACY,
202 MARKET Street. 41.16-2 in
Goad Coffee.
Lovers of Coffee cannot realise the full value of their
favorite beverage Without having• it made In the Old
Dominion Ooffee Pot. -
AUTIMit, DDRNDAM, k OILROY,
nT and 115 South TENTLI, our, of George,
dB•Om Sole Ilanufaoturere.
Gold and Sliver.—American Trust C 0 .., B. E.
corner FOURTH and WALNUT, pays all sums In specie,
on demand. Interest 0 per cent. je214.1m
,Seamen's Saving Fund—Office 203 Weinut
street, oho door West of &mead street. Receive', de•
posits in sums of One Dollar and upwards, from all
classes of the community, and allows interest at the
rath'of five par cent. per annum.
Office open daily, from 9 until 6 o'clock, and on Mon•
day and 9sturday. nntil 9ln the evening Pram[dont,
Franklin Fell; Treasurer and Secretary, Charles M.
Merida.
Gold and Sliver.—Saving Fund, (American
TItUNT.)I4. E . corner of FOURTH turd WALNUT, pep
all mono on demand, in omit, jmse•im
,„ •-• v ii iiiii44: 1' ' ' t•-• "4 !. i".": 1
Si"c" • • Ilnylni iiin:fai iiiittiaN tug ,
-- He fit C I " - ' ' '''' exiattr, d. ir. iniital wn. 31E •RIOA.N •• - ii) ..
A AO EMT op MUSIC.
INSUILANOR TRUST , .
NUT and FOURTH Streets, - :•mkgg i l d4 L t i t a u on i t A?V d R A N E B B I t Z L BR OAD AND LOOCMIT eaaee.
HZET B '
. Tbie old Inatiention, having AL,. -ge, I n cemel
~, ,TH I 8 (TUES D A Y ) A I TERN 00N
demand, continued to moles on Dotage.: "MgD and AT 9N O'OLOOH.
Funds, and pay all tom tog . 0111104 , 1 0 r HI (e , - No, • BECIOND OPERA MATINEE,
41INICA. ' ' /990-11‘. when will be performed, by general desire, the new
'''..wn of
()1..
141tr!tig Fund.—Sattessal Safety Trust C.
Office, WAL,UIT Street, 8. W. eorner of TIMM
ARBANillibiliNTO YOB D 1181112,8 8. DURING nut
FUSPBNISION OF WEIR PAYSIDNTS BY TUB
BANNS.
' 1. Deposits reeeired and payments made daily.
2. Current Bank Notes, Checks, and Spade will be
resolved on deposit.
8: Deposits made to Bank Notes or Obeeke will be
paid baokin Current Bank Notes.
.4. Deposita wide In Gold or Mier will be paid, beck
in Gain.
Interest Pitt Pie Ours: per annum: notio
Dower?. Liam Csrdlal.—Tbla Invaluable
Cordial is prepared fromavaristy of the meet phoke sad
efflolont aromatics known in medicine, and L the most
portent and reliable carminative enfant for 'infants and
young okUdren.
ffy 14 powerful Matinee a speedy care Is ahead In
ell cases of Choitc, windy pains and spasms. Believes
and mitigates moth of children's suffering during denti
tion or teething, and by its soothing properties trans
quinine pain of the botosio, looseness, vomiting, tee,
The Infant Cordial ham became a standard remedy,
and Las been need in thonsande of e►eoe with the most
abundant gnome. No bunny ahouldbe without It.
Proposed only by Hamar A. &miss,
At his Drug and Chemical Store,
N. N. corner of Sixth and Green ote., Philadelphia.
To whom all orders must be addressed. And for sale
by Druggists geuerelly. an nay
Per Perfumed Breath, White Teeth, and
Beautiful ootoplalon, use "Balm of 1,000 Flowers.) ,
For dressing Ladles , hair, use ) , Woodland Oream, a
new Pomade." It owls Gentlemen's heir beautifully.
W. P. VSTRIDGIC k CO., Proprietors ; N. Y.
For sale by T. B. Peterson, 800 Chestnut; Samuel
filmes. Twelfth and Chestnut ; A. B. Durand, 718 Chest
nut ; T. H. Peters & Co., 710 Cheetout ; Ct. G. Evan;
Gift Book.store, 489 Chestnut; 0. 8. Hubbell, 1410
Chestnut; French, Richards, & Co., Tenth and Mar
ket; A. D. Taylor, Ninth and Walnut ; Dr. Morrison,
Seventeenth and Chestnut; J. W. Simon & Sons,
Eighteenth and Twenty.Seoond and Market; Edward
Chrlitmanu,lo2 Chestnut; Thomas Lancaster, corner
Eleventh and Walnut. nol2-17
Marnaats.
On the 16th December, 1851. by Rev. J. McDowell,
Mr. MASON RITE to Miss EMMA J., youngest daugh
ter of John Widener Es q .. all of this city.
On Thursday evening, ntith ult., by Ito. J . B. Dale.,
Mr. ROBERT USHER to Miss CATHARINE LEEKEY,
both of this city.
On Thursday, January 21, by Alderman Swift, 711.
VMS SCHOLZ, or Philada., to AUGUSTA BRUHNS,
of Ploen, in Holstein Germany.
On Sunday evening, Jan. tilst; by the Rev. Dr. nut
ter Doctor DAVID RINDLEBERGER, or Springfield,
Ohio, to Miss GARRLNDA E. SHUSTER, of Philadel
phia.
Wtatba.
Suddenly, on the afternoon of the 30th inst., RICH.
ARD B. JONES. Jr., in the 35th year of hie age.
nil friends, and those of the family are reepectfolly
halted to attend the a i
moral from his late redden.,
No. 729 Arch street, below Eighth, en Wednesday after
noon, the aa tut., at 1X o'clock. To proceed to Lau
rel 11111 Cemetery. wir
Oa the Slut ult., Mr. WILLIAKOILTINAN, aged 72
years.
Suddenly, on the Slut ult., GEORGIE LAUER, aged
20 years.
On the 30th ult., MICHAEL MURPHY, in the 05th
year of his age.
Fell asleep in Jesus, on the morning of the nut ult.,
SALLIE B. WIGGINS.
IMP Extract from Amendment to the Demo•
MATTO RULES, adopted July 22, 1857 :
Race 2lth. The Delegates to said County Conven
tion Mull most at the NORTHERN LIBERTY HALL
on the TUESDAY succeeding their election, at 10
o'clock A. M., and organize as prescribed by Rule 4th.
fe2.lt* MANY DELEGATES.
Gr Rev. W. J. R. Taylor x ivill E.reech hi
Logan Square, Church, TWEET/Ern and VINE THIS
EVENING, (Tuesday,) at 7,4( o'clock. Public Invited
to attend. fc2.lt*
tip' Covenant Lodge No. 114, I. 0. of 0. F
will meet THIS (Tuerday) AFTERNOON, at 5).(
o'clock at the Hall, North SIXTH Street, to make 'or.
rangemontu to attend the funeral of our late Brother,
RICHARD .11. JONES.
- fe2.lt* J. W. BROWN, Secy.
p• - •• Dr. Stevens , Lecture will be delivered
TIM EVENING. at OGNORRT UALL, at quarter
before eighto'clock. Subject: " The Crusaders in the
Holy Land," fe2-It
R.. Waldo Emerson will dither a Lecture
In CONCERT HALL, on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
Web 3d. at 8 o'clock, for the benefit of the Union Tem
porary Home. Subject: " Works and Days Tickete,
9.5 cents each, at Tarry & S. E. corner of
Fourth and Chestnut streets, and at the door of the
Hall on the main of the lecture. fel d3t*
fEr People's Literary Institute.—Ralph
WALDO EMUII43ON will deliver the closing lecture of
the course on TUESDAY EVENING, Feb. 24, in the
MUSICAL FUND HALL. Subject: "City Life and
Country Llfs." Tioketa 25 cents. Doors open at 7;
Lecture quarter before 8. ja3o.43tit
fl The Siek and Suffering Poor Need flelp
Dry Goods, Clothing, and Food are all wanted by the
MOMS MISSIONARY SOCIETY for the poor now under
Its care. Persona haying either to contribute will
please send the name to the Office, N 0.631 East NORTH
street.
The demand, inson the Society for help are daily in
ereasiq, while the contribu tioms to meet them are to
tally insufficient. The Menagere have, therefore,
appointed two adeitional collectors, Mr. TROILUS ORR,
and Mr. ISAAC RAKICH, who are calling upon our eltl-
tells for subscriptions. The Society cannot continue its
operations without prompt and liberal help. The sick
alone require more aid than it is able to afford them, con
sequently, hundreds who are really saffering must be
turned away empty every day.
Persons wishing to acquaint themselves in regard to
the operations of this Society aro requested to call at
the aloe, where every Inquiry will be cheerfully re
sponded to. Persons giving written recommendations
to applicants for help will please state the residence
as well art the name of the applicant.
ORURO: 11. STUART, President.
Toot. T. Miaow, Treasurer, 484 Market street.
R. K. Rosman, Bec , y. ja2B.tu th sAlt
117 The Sena-Annual Examination of
candidates for admission as Pupils of the NORMAL
SCHOOL will be oontmeneed on MONDAY, February
Bth, at 9 o'clock A. M.
To be admitted, the candidate must be at least fifteen
years of age, and pane a satisfactory examination in
Orthography, Definition of Words, Reading, English
Grammar, History of the totted Staten, Geography,
Arithmete, and Peumanohip.
The NORMAL SCHOOL is designed to qualify females
to become Tem:herein the Public Schools; and, prerious
to adtuleelon, every candidate must make an explicit
declaration that her object in entering the School is to
paltry herself to become a Teacher, and that she In
tends to engage in Teaching in the PUBLIC' SCHOOLS
OF THE OITY OH PHILADELPHIA.
By order of the Normal School Committee.
jalfi-stutlltfell P. A. OREGAR, Principal.
laW The Republican Citizens of Fhlladeiplast
will meet at the times and places mentioned below, for
the purpose of taking such measure, as may be deemed
necessary to secure the success of the Republican
party at the ensuing Spring Election :
Filth and Sixth Wards—At the County Court house,
on Tuesday, Feb. 2, at 1) o'clock.
Seventeenth and Eighteenth Wards—at Front and
Master streets, on Friday, Feb. 5, at IN o'clock
Seventh and Eighth Wards—At Hall, Lombard street,
below Broad, on Tuesday, Feb. D, at 7N o'clock.
Eleventh, Twelfth, and Sixteenth Wards—At Me
chanics' Hall Third street, below Green, on Friday,
Feb. 12, at o'clock.
Fifteenth Ward—At Twenty-second and Callowhill
streets, on Tuesday, Feb. 16, at IN o'clock.
Twenty•fourth Ward—At Odd Fellows' Hall, on Fri
day, Feb. 19, at IN o'clock.
Twentieth Ward—Tuesday, Fob. 23, at 734 o'clock.
Twenty-third Ward—At Wright's Institute, Prank
ford, on Friday, Feb. 26, at 7,4 o'clock.
Twenty-Brat Ward—At Manayunk, Friday, Feb. 26,
at 7A, o'clock.
Twenty-second Ward—At Oermantown Hall, Tues
day, Feb. 16, at 73‘ o'clock.
First, Second,Third, and Fourth Wards—At Han
cock Hall, on Monday, March 1, at 7)4 o'clock.
By order of the Republican Executive Committeo.
Ja'ls.2w JAMES FERREE, Chairman.
Copartnership Notices
AT C TICE .—THE COPARTNERSHIP
I heretofore existing betweeu the eubseribers, under
the arm of JNO. B . SAVAGE & CO., is this day die
mitred by mutual consent. The business of the old
firm will be settled by JNO. E. SAVAGE, et No. 18
North FRONT Street. JNO. R. SAVAGE,
A. II WAITE,
ItIOIIABD WHITE.
PHILADELPIIII, Feb. 1, 1858.
FAANSFORD COEMICIL WORICA, j
°MOO, No. 18 N. BOONT STSZYST. S
The 'lnderelgued have this day formed s Copartner
ship, for the menufacturo and sal* Of AMP And OhISMI
eats, under Itto volon snit arqle Or rIATAUE 4 - Melt
TIN. JNO. R BAVAGS,
PIIILADIMPRIA, Vag. 1, 1658. TOOL 13. MARTIN.
fe2 tuthe2w
NOTICE.—The Copartnership heretofore
existing under the firm of JESSE WILLIAMS &
CO. is this' day dissolved, by mutual consent, JESSE
WILLIAMS retiring from the firm. The businegs will
be continued by POLLOCK, BACON, & CO., who will
nettle the bush:lend the late firm.
January Beth, 1859. fe2-Bt*
Legal Notireo
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
J FOR THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADEL
PHIA.
In the matter of the Estate of CULBERT ADAMS,
nor first account of D. D. DIRNEY, assignee.
The Auditor appointed to audit, settle, and adjust the
first account of D. B. lIIRNEY, assignee of the above
named estate and to report olstributiou of the balance
in the hands of said accountant, will meet the parties
interested at his office, No. 2tl South FOURTII Street,
in the City of Philadelphia, on MONDAY, the 15th
day of February, 108, at 4 o'clock. P. M.
WM. 131RWEANT,
Auditor
fo2.tuthest
WNNE-ITA-HA LODGE,
No. 1,
I. 0. S. M
A Special Ideating will be hell at the Hall, N. W
corner YOURTII and WALNUT Streets, on WEDNES
DAY EYRNINO next, the 3d Inst., at 6 o'clock pre
timely. By order of the
le2-2t GRAND COMMANDER.
DIIBLIO SPEAKERS AND SINGERS
will MA BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROOttEli ex-.
ceedingly useful, enabling them to endure more than
onilnery exertion with comparative ease, while they
render articulation clear. Sold, wholesale and retail,
at F. BROWNS, corner of FIFTH and CHESTNUT
Streets. fog-tuths2w
UNITED STATES
TREASURY NOTES
ITANTSD, AT
IJIMIEST CURRENT RAMO,
OBONISE & 00.,
40 South THIRD Street
SAVING FUND.-lINITED STATES
TRUST COMPANY, eorner of THIRD end CHEST
NUT Streets.
Large and small slime reeelved, and paid boot on de
mand, without notice, with BM PER OENT INTER
EST from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal.
Office hours, from until 6 o'clock every day, and on
MONDAY EVENINGS from 7 until o'clock.
... . .
DRAFTS for Bale on England, Ireland, and Scotland,
from .£1 upwards.
P.reddeut-BTRPIIEN R. ORLWYORD.
Treasurer—PLlNY BIRK.
Taller—.JAMILB R. RUNTIR. relMyir
fIOTTON-100 balea Gull' Cotton, In store
V and for NO by
MARTIN & ICtOALI6T.IIII,
1111 Muth Wsta Poet
iclf! c,innapitetus.
L' ITALIAN/. IN ALGEIII,
.fog with great moon at the /Sanaa Open
Now perform- 4 Which has been received wi th
In rectal e . r tntort ' - zary enthusiasm,
, l a
pp Z./N . 681 _
Will sing her renoirru,Z !net of
IRABILLA.. •
OLAUDINB OAIROLI
Wilt mite her tint knsartzoo is III".
1460011TTA, 4 3•831811 t falid ROOOO.
Thli Opens bee been seleeteg Wake ,Matinee In con
sequence of the furore It created on Batur4sy.
APIIIBSION //BIT ONTO
to any part of the newton" Academy.
Vision on entering the Academy can taint any seat
in any part of the house, whit the exception of the
seats ge . t4t . p . ar . tforthe _
ATtiCKHOLDNRS AND SUBSORIBSBiL
The general dining hour being over by 3 o'clock, the
performance will commence at 11)g precisely, and con
clude at 67y o'clock.
PARTICULAR REQUEST to the Ladies to buy their
tickets previous to the opening of the doors, to prevent
crowding at the Ticket Otloes. The most convenient
place. to buy them is at the Haab% store of Lee &
Walker, 188 Chestnut street, where they will be placed
this mOrning.
TWO THOUSAND TICKETS.
. _
Tickets will likewise be for rale all day—to-day--at
the Oaks of the Academy. Ticket/ way likewlea be
bad at the opening of the doors, at three o'clock.
TO-MORROW (WZDNRSDAT) LAST NIGHT
HUT TWO
By - general desire, and in consequence of the urgent
request of the crowd, who could not get admission last
night,
The far-famed
DON GIOVANNI NIGHT,
Will be repeated.
TEEE SALE OP RESERVED BEATS
Will commence This morning et 9 Dreamily, at the
two Ticket offices.
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.—
CORNER OP BROAD AND LOCUST Straits—E. A.
MARSHALL Solo Lewis.
YOMORUOW WEDNESDAY
POSITIVELY LAST NI lIT (BUT TV) OF THE
SEASON
By general dealt's, and In consequence of the urgent
requ ht, est of the crowd who could not get admittance last
u Ig
The tar-famed
DON OIOTANNI NIGUT
trap be given for the Secood and bast time.
Oa this OCCaIIOII Mr. FORMES will make kis haat ap
pearance but one in Philadelphia, prior to his depar
ture for Swope.
DISTRIBUTION:•
. . ,
Donna Anna Mad.DE L A QRANOE.
%Arline. Mad. D'ANGBI,
Elvin. Mad. OARADORI.
Don Giovanni 81g. GASSIER.
Ottavlo 81g. LA BOOETTA.
•
Leporello. Carl FORMES. •'
?desalt° 9ig ROCCO.
Commondatore Sig. TAFANELLI,
The two latter gentlemen having undertaken them)
role. for the sake of a perfect" Ensemblt.,,
THE BALE OF MERV ED SEiTB
. . • .
Commences This morning at 0 precisely, at the two
Ticket °Mem
NATIONAL. CIRCUS AND THEATRE.—
/i WALNUT Street, above Eighth.
TUESDAY EVENING, February 2,1,1828.
THEY HAVE 0011 E!
GRAND EQUESTRIAN WEEK.
S. P. STICKNEY The Femora Rider and Manager,
with his WONDERFUL FAMILY,
MISS SALLIE STICKNEY, The Pride of America,
will appear for the First time in two years, in her beau.
Ural and graceful
ACT OF HORSEMANSHIP.
The evening's exhibition will conclude with • Laugh
able Afterplece, entitled tho
TRIALS AND 'TROUBLES OF TUE SHEPHERD IN
LOVE.
No Dramatic Performance will be connected with It.
Pewee or ADMIIB9IO2I-26 Oent• to First Tier; IS
Cents to Second Tier.
WHEATLEY's ARCH ST. THEATRE.
—SOLE LESSEE. W. WHEATLEY.
TUESDAY EVENING, February 2d, 1558.
First time in two years of Goldemith , s Comedy of
8115 STOOPS TO CONQUER.
Young Marlow, Mr. Wheatley; Tony Lumpkin, Mr J
S Clarke; Miss. Ilardcastie, Ides E L Davenport; Mrs.
Usritcastle, Mrs Thayer.
To conclude with the Historical Drama entitled
WALLACE, THE HERO OF SCOTLAND.
BOILS or Patose.—liones, 26 eenta ; Bemired Seats,
88 cents ; Orchestra Stalls, 50 canto ; Beats In Private
llosee, 76 cents ,• Gallery, 18 cents; Gallery for Colored
n Sent, ; Pera', 28 nts; Private Box In Gallery for Colored
Persons, 88 cent,.
Box °Rice open from 10 A. M. until 3P. N. Door/
will open at 8X o'clock; performance to commence at
7, precisely.
SANFORD's OPERA HOUSE—
ELEVENTH Street, above Chestnut.
OKEAT NOVELTY WEEK.
TUESDAY EVENING,
LIFE IN PHILADELPHIA.
Wednesday Evening LE DAL MASQUE; SANPORD
as the Door-Keeper
The Performance will commence each evening with
the entire
SANFORD OPERA TROUPE
in Songs, 411oco, Choruees, Ballade, &C. kc., fol
lowed by Dancing by the
SANVORD CHILDREN,
Lane Young America Sanford, and May.
Doom open at 7 o'o look-to commence at half-put
110•1112.
Admittonce Sfo unto. fel-at
nARCLEY'S MAGNIFICENT PANG
LAMA OS JERUSALEM EVERY EVENING at 7)
o'clock; at the New and Elegant HALL, Nort-eut cor
ner of TENTH AND CHESNUT Streets; Commencing
on Tuesday the Id Instant.
Admission 25 cents; Children 12 cents.
le 1-lw*
IjiRE OLD FOLKS ARE COMING.-
11 BATHER WENT and hie Old Yolks Concert Troupe
of TIIIRTY•BEVEN PERYORMERS
Raring been prevailed upon to atop in this city on
their return from Wuhiogton and Baltimore, reaped
fully announce that they will Five TWO Concerts of
Ancient and Sacred Male at lA% NE'S LULL,
On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY_ EVENINGS, Feb-
rusty 2nd and 3d
TICKETS 2b cents; Reserved Seats In the Boxes 50
cents; either of which can be had at the Halt on Mon
day, Tnesday and Wednesday after nine o'elock; and to
prevent confusion and disappointment, it Ls ea neatly
requested that Tickets be procured during the day.
fe i-2t
Wants.
AGENTS WANTED.—Five to Ten Dol.
lam per day can be easily made. Call on A.
BLACK, at Jacob Leman's Barrel How Hotel, Welt
King etreet, Lancaster, Pa. del6-tt
NV ANTED, FOR THE UNITED STATES
CAVALRY—AbIe-bodied, unmarried mon, to
whom will be given good pay, board, clothing, and
medical attendanoe. Pay from $l2 to EIS per month.
No man haring a wife or child will be sac. ted. Apply
for MOUNTED SERVICE, at No. ET MABSBT street
above Eighth, north aide.
WILLIAM B. ROYALL,
lot Lieut. 24 Regt. of Cavalry,
eot am* Recralting °Steer.
HOUTZ, NEAL, & CO.,
SOCCONIOII to MONTOOtaIIY NIAL,
S. W. corner of TWELFTH and PRIME Streets, Phila.
dolphin,
Old Moyameesing District,
are now receiving a large and well-selected assortment
of all descriptions of LIMBER, such as White Pine,
Yellow Pine, Norway, Hemlock Lath, Pail Pickets,
Fence Hoards, Flooring, Shelving, and every variety of
well-seasoned Lumber. Also, a large stock of Dell
Stuff, of every variety and description, constantly on
hind, and sawed to order at the shortest notice.
Our connection with Messrs. Mehaffer, Routs, & 00.,
and Du ff y Bouts, at Matietta, Pa., gives us unsurpassed
facilities, and enables us to supply order, for all de
scriptions of Lumber with promptueis and despatch.
PINE-OEIIER LUMBER, soft and Mellow, suitable
for PATTERN-MAKERS, &c., constantly on hand.
Purohasers are respectfully invited to examine our
stock before going eisewb ere. fel.tf
QTRATTON & BROTHER,
No. 719 WALNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
GAS•II2TERS
AND
MANUPAOTURERB OF PORTABLE GAS WORKS,
For COLLEGES, COUNTRY RESIDY.NCES, and all
other building!' where Gas cannot be obtained.
Also, SMALL TURNING-LATHES, o[ different sizes,
for sale, fel-3m
CHINA AND GLASS.
DINNER WARE.
TEA AND TOILET SETS.
WHIM GOLD BAND, AND DNOOR/IND
FRENCH AND BOHEMIAN GLASSWARE,
FANCY ARTIOLES,
WILL II SOLD, AT TOO LOWLST PRIM, AT
MARX.I3EN k WITTE'S,
MASONIC HALL, 718 CHESTNUT Br
N. D.—Goods loaned to parties et reasonable terms
50-7
McCLOIID, SE., (OF ST. PAULO
MP • OdatilffilL AGENT POn. M1NN1190.9.4. 7 No. 9
Washington Building. THIRD, above Spruce street,
Phlladelphia.—The subscriber, having been engaged in
business in Minnesota (or the last eight years, has had
the opportunity of obtaining information during that
time which will give him peculiar facilities for the
Purchase and Salo of Meal Estate, the Payment of
Taxes. fraudulent of Money, Location and Sale of
Land Warrants, Collection of Notes and Account; &a ,
Ac., throughcout the State.
Map, and Nonpapers from all parts of the State,
can be seed at Me 011 ice, where any information will be
cheerfully given. Ja29-2witif
WONDERS OP THE AGE-LIGHT,
LICHT 13 . 011 ALL—D. P. PETERS , Patent
Non-Explosion Self•Oonerating GAS LAMPS Is Jast the
thing to snit all. Price $1.50 up ; all may hares supe
rior Light by calling at the Depot.
This Lamp la adapted to all places and purposes!, and
only requires a trial to 'Wet Its advantages over all
other'. The Lamp forme its own gee. Our Patent
Burners can be fitted to every ordinary Fluid Lamp,
with little expanse, without the least possible danger.
All are invited to call and examine for themeekves.
Town, County, and State rights for sale.
The proprietor le in want of Agents, giving a rare
chance to make money.
D. P. PIITERS, Gas Lamp Depot,
n024-3m O. W. oor Second and Chestnut sta., Philo&
UrARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL - THE
ORBAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR!
This article la the greatest discover y in Chemical or
Medical Solent° for the rapid Oure of RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA TOOTH-AOHE EAR-AOIIE, SORE
THROAT, STIPP NECK, or Pain in the LIIIBB, SIDE,
BAOK, or any part of the body.
It is also an excellent preparation for Dyepepeia and
Indigestion, whioh arises tram a weak stomach or
bowel. Thousands of persons who hero used HARTS
HORNE'S OURS-ALL have been astonished at Its
wonderful power in removing any pain from the system.
Bottles 23, 50 canto, and $l, to be had of
R. H. & 0. 11.4ENKINS,
Corner 13E0OND end WALNUT Streets, end
No. 8 North NINTH Street.
N. B. if you hares Cough, use Hartshotne's Poeta
ral Syrup. iadtLif
►iTHE BEST DOUGH SYRUP IN THE
WORLD!-PREPARED BY A OMMIBT.
HARTSHORNE'S PECTORAL SYRUP OF
. _ . .
WILD CHERRY
is admitted by the thousands who have used it to be
the beet preparation In use for COUGHS, from a cold
or a CONSUMPTIVE COUGH, ASTHMA, NEON
CLIMB, CATARRH, or any Lung Affection. It Ia
also a great remedy for Ifoareenelui, and allays all In
flammation of the Lungs or Throat. Bottles 26, 60
cents, and $l. Sold by
R. H. dc O. 11. JENKINS,
Corner WALNUT and SICONDERreets. and
jalo-If No. 0 North NINTH Street.
KEROSENE OIL,
DISTILLED FROM CORI.
KEROSENE LUBRICATING OILS.
This 011 is not only CHEAPER, but SUPERIOR TO
THE BEST SPERM. It will NOT GUM OR CONGEAL
AT A LOW TEMPERATURE, end it will RUN LONGER
AND KEEP
,THE JOURNALS COOLER THAN ANY
OTHER LUBRICATING MATERIAL.
tEr Machinists and others are requested to call and
examine theta oils it the sole agency,
GEORGE M. FREEMAN, Agt.,
dele•am•lj Nc.llo Walrlut street, 'bete Yrout,
Naha..
VONSOLTDATED INSURANCI 0011
PANF, OF THE CITY 01 FIII.L.A.DZUFLLA.
OS ea No. 0 EXOUANGZ.
riIL&DILPVIA, 110th Jaamary,l3l4l.
PIKE INSURANON EXCLIMITILY,
ItTATIMINT of traduces for the year erelfrag lath
January, 1868, in aceortanoe with the *barter:
?Ire Premiums melted ....... —.MAP II
intertet, Banta, and other thous* f E VS
82,801 68
Stu"lns 3bit Januar', 1868 6,482 23
•
Loam 941,283 18 10,032 76
Commlnflow 2,008 li
Expenses, Including Mt* Taxes
and Agency charges, and *that
Real Ratite account. 9,030 66
Relnattnuxte Premium, 3,069 24
Return Premiums. 293 91
—.—
24,963 01
Or. Balande MOO 11
Dividends in 1867 1,616 00
Net Burplas SAC* IT
Premiums on Policies recently is-
sued not yet reeelved 614 TO
Number of Policia' in faros this
date, Tl 3.
Avorofil JOulionts insured there-
under 2,631 71
Leer amounts Meineured 289 11
2,313 30
Losses adjueted end due MM.
Do. do. nog sot pot dna. 1,600 00
0..0 taiStoak paid up aot,oso 00
Nett surplus, as above 8,606 IT
160,866 17
Inrested as follows:
Real Mate, clear of ineunkbrenee. 68,949 03
Roods and - Mortrigen, being Stet
Ilea, on Real Mate worth doolge
the asr.ount 79,300 00
First Mortgage Pa Nadroads, and
City and County Hoods east 4,70000
Iltaekst par 276,660 east 66,660 03
Bills receivable.. 2,971 76
Suspense account 100 00
Ou
'Chat Temporary Leona
Banl Stack end
Railroad Bonds, colla
teral, bring ample ae•
eurity $3,510 00
Cub la Bank 1,986 60
Do. In Agents' bends and
in course of tnuiszolealon 2 , 878 vs
---- 10.264 36
160,666 17
By order of this Directors.
J. 11. BLIGHT, President.
B. A. Lions, Secretary. fe2-tathallt if
INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE
STATE OE PENNLIYLVANIL,
Pats astrau Tsbnlary 2 len.
The Dlreotors have tilts day declared a Dividend ar
Bit per tent., or Twelve Dollars per Share, oat of the
prate of the Company, payable to the Stockholders, or
their legal representatives, on and after the Sth Inst.
fe2dlOt w241,1.th2 HARY222l,34eretary.
CkFFICE OF THE HA.ZLETON COAL
COMPANY. Patt.anstruta 1838.
The Board of Directors or the Itaalstoe Coal Ponape
ay hare till' day declared a Dividend of Oa* Dollar per
Were on their capital stock payable td tie Stoekheldert,
or their legalrepresentatives, et the Once or the Does.
pany, In Philadelphia, on and after the 11th that. The
transfer book' trill be closed until the 11th WA:. -
fe'243t &Min hlOOB/1, President.
CIFFICE OF TEE FIRE INEURANOR
'kJ COMPANY OF THE COUNTY 01 FLITCADEL-
PILIA, Ls..nrizir 17;1366.
Ate meeting of the Eltackholdantot said Cempany,
held on MONDAY, the 16th inetent, the following gen
tlemen were duly sleeted Ditectont for the ensuing you,
to wit:
Charles J.Sutter, Robert V.ll (may,
Joseph Heskid, Bassuid Honnedi,
&Helmet biotin!, . Henry (*My,
John Horn, Frederick E.Tott,
Frederiek Babober.; Joseph Hook*.
And et a meeting of the /aid Eltreetors," held THIS
DAY, 011ARLSB J. PUTTER, Esq., was sussnimonedy
re-elected President.
Je29•dt DINJAIIIN F. HOICKLIY, Site'p.
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS' OFFICE,
PEILADELPIIIA, PA. 1, 1559.
NOTIOB.—The public is respeotfully notified that
all *Neill bailees& not transacted in open Court will
be attended to exclusively at this Wiles, near the Grand
Jury Boom, In the CITY BUILDING, South BIRTH
Street, below Walnut.
The Odle° will be opened at 9 o'clock In the mulling,
and remain open till I o'clock In the afternoon, (ezinipt
Saturday afternoons,) when one of the undersigned, or
their assistant/1, will be In attendance.
Gentlemen of the Ball and others haring brisineee
with the Commonwealth's Attentive will be kind
enough to address all notices and communications to
that Mee.
Counsel are requested to get the Clerk of the Court
to mark their names on the bills of indictment lu, the
eases in which they appear.
WILLIAM B. MANN
JOSBI'II P. Loualtio,
District Attorneys.
OFFICE OF TUE NEPTUNE INSU
RANCE COMPANY, 414 WALNUT Amt.
Putienstrata, Jan. LC, 1868.
STATEMENT of the business and condition of the
Neptune Insuranoe Company Dee. fil, 1857. In puma.
once of section 15 of the General Insurance Law, ap
proved April 2, 1856:
AUTGORIZED CAPITAL, 11900,000.
tinbsaribed and paid-up capital $lOO,OOO CO
Premiums on Policies issued in 1857 35,001 18
Interest received In 1857 9,247 63
LO&SZB, ZXPRN93I3, &a.
Losses, Re-insurance Return Pre
miums, and Oomminions paid-69,03S 64
Salaries, Rant, Printing, Adrerti
ling, Stationary, and Offiett
pensos 6,297 39
UHI
582,500 00
23,000 00
Bonds and mortgage..
s.
Btocks and Bonds
Bills Receivable 28,249 90
Cash on hand, due from Agoura,
and Outstanding Premiums—. 10,921 29
8122,973 98
LIABILITIES.
Amount.it riskss96,S74 47
. .
Unpaid Limes (not due)
Bandry Items
33,887 6T
RICHARD SHIELDS, Preeldent.
(MORSE MINSTER, Vice Prealdent.
DIRECTORS.
Richard Shields, Edward McClain,
George Minster, Gustavus V. Town,
Theodore N. Town, Thome Heath,
W. 0. littotestow, D. Sherwood,
0. 0. Butler, George Scott.
jeM-Im %MRCS SCOTT, Secretary.
T" QUAKER CITY INSURANCE
COMPANY.-08840 408 WALNUT Street.
. .
Puitanatania, lan. 14,1868.
STATIMIRNT of the business and condition of the
Quaker City Insurance Company for the year ending
December 31st, 1867 :
Capital and Burping $277,665 83
Surplus, January 1, 1867........ 831,671 78
Received for Premiums during
the year 1867 162,807 08
Interest received 11,786 10
Salvage and Reinsurance 8,381 43
LOBSKS, 11X191N8148, &a.
Losses paid 271,818 45
Dividends and Commissions paid. 32,530 n,
Reinsurance and return Premium' 20,047 46
Rent, Salmi., Taxes, Adysrtl
sing, end Ottles Expenses,..... 11,125 17
Bonds and Mortgagee, Ground
Rents, Coupon Bonds, Bank
and other Stooks 5100,060 00
Negotiable BTUs Reeeltable 155,173 33
01111i1 in Bank and Das from Algt+. 22,442 02
8277 ,865 85
This Company continues to make Insurances against
WIRE and MARINE Rieke.
OFFICERS.
President—GEOßGß H. HART.
Vice-President—R. P. ROSS.
Secretary and Treasurer—H. R. COGGSRALL.
Assistant Secretary-8. H. BUTLER.
DIRECTORS.
George H. Hatt, E. W. Bailey,
E. P. Ross, Andrew R. Chat:chore,
A G. Cattail, J. L. Pomeroy,
Joseph Edwardi, Charles O. Imlay,
John G. Dale, H. R. Coggshall,
Poster S. Perkins, Samuel Jones,
11. Al. Fuller.
jal6 H. R. 0000SRALL, Secretary.
"INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH
AL AMERICA.
MARINE, FIRE, AND INLAND TRANSPOR.
TAT ON INSURANCE.
OFIIIOR No 232 WALNUT STREET,
South side, east of Third street.
The properties of title Company sre well inveated,
and furnish an available futd for the ample indemnity
of all persona who desire to be protected by Insurance.
MARINE RISKS taken on Vessels, Freights, sod
Cargoes.
INLAND TRANSPORATION RISKS on Ilerthnadise
per Railroads, Canals, and Bteamboate.
FIRE RISKS on Merchandise, Furniture, and Build
ings. In City and County.
INCORPORATED IN 1794. CAPITAL $609,000,
ALL AND SECURELY lIIITESTBD.
I . OL'IL PROPERTIES $1D37,826.26
%%%%%% OIL 011/11 . 111.
DIRECTOR?.
ierners G. Coons, - WILL,/It WlLatt,
HANDEL W. Jolts, WiLLtdll E. BowtS,
Joan A. DeowN, JAIrliS N. DIC[BOX,
lIIIIMIL Y. ammi, 8. Maus Will, •
CIIARLIS TAYLOR, Joan MAsos,
Minims WHIZZ, Ozoles L. II11111110;
Joss B. Ner,„ . l FRANCIS R. Con,
RICHARD D. WooD, EDWARD H. TROTTZR
ARTIIIIII G. COYISH, President.
HENRY D. SHERRERD, Secretary. Jal9-tt
FAME MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
PANT. Office 411 011ESTNIST Strait
PHILADIMIA, Jan. 11, 1869
The followiug STATEMENT of the affairs of this
Company, on the 31st December, 1861, Is published in
pursuance of the Chatter :
Capital authorised end subscribed.... ...... $lOO,OOO 00
Paid in $60,000.
ASSETS.
Bonds and Mortgages 48,025 00
Cub on band 11,524 94
Balances due, viz : Agents' accounts, In
terest, he 5,811 47
Bills receivable, Premiums on Open Policies,
(earned,) 901 00
RECEIPTS.
Premiums on Fire Risks, amounting to
81,717,200 12,868'74
Premiums on Inland Mike, amounting to
893,064 904 96
Internet 8,478 67
LOBBEB, EXPENSES, &o
Fire Looses settled $3,161 It, (disputed
65,0000 8,167 19
Inland Losses 000 00
Rent, Advertising, Salaries, and all other
locidentals 6,633 77
Return Premiums, Be lusuranoe, commis
sions, &c 1,165 06
At the Annual Meeting of the Stockholders, held
this day, the following were elected Directors to serve
for the ensuing year:
Geo. W. Day Wm. W. Walters,
Barclay Lippincott, J. R. 'Vaughan,
D. B. Birney, A. G. Rosenholm,
Joe. R. Brow:Lard, chaa. Stokes,
Ohm. Richardson, Henry Lewis, Jr.,
John W. &vermin, M. Stern.
And at • Meeting of the Directors GEO. W. DAY
was unanimously elected President, T 1108.13. MARTIN .
Vlco.President, and
jal9-tuths2w W. I. SLANOILLRD, Secretary.
riFFICE OF TAE CITY PASSENGER
IL/ RAILWAY, (via MYTH and SIXTH streets)
Washington Building, THIRD street, above Bpruice.
CAUTION TO PARIINTB AND GUARDIANB.—As
this Company hate, with the aid of the police, done all
In their power to "peeve* accidents along the route,
they would ask that parents and others would caution
their children front getting upon and running in front
of the care. -MARTIN THOMAS,
ja97-Imlf President.
OFFICE OF THE UNION CANAL CO.,
PHIL/DELPIIII, Jan 11,1858.
The Annual Meeting of the Stoatholders of the
Union Canal Company of Pennsylvania will be held at
the Office of the Company, No. 225 WALNUT Street,
(Farquhar linllding,) on TUESDAY, February 2d next,
atla o'clock M.. at whi...h time an Election for Officers
and ',tanagers will take place.
jal2..tfe2 ' O. THOMPSON, Secretary.
"LITILLIAM lIENRY MOORE, FURNISH-
V V ING UNDERTAKER, No. 1416 ARCS Stmt.,
wont of Broad, late of 606 AROU Meet.
Uoad Pam alwiyi ost hiaakt,
1858. FEBNITARY, 1858.
ars mV spealryt War frit arrivals of
RICH PHINSID MOUSISLIN2 DI LAMB,
NSW BTUS /RIM 0/Wingl.
NIW MUNOZ, MUM' DIUNIIII,
REAL LAOS COLLARS AND SILSVIS,
WHITE MARSEILLXI3.—NEAT
Tined White Nana Nos tar Maas.; Mos
seat Colored Awed, tor MLitt boar WI Callan.
PM CHESTNUT
lIHMINL and ENI NZOTHEINI.
NlEHTliatngia.
REAL RUSSIA. GRABII---BHARPLESS
UOTHISUI Iwo Jut raerivrt 101 l Ruda Crash,
sadism sai sapertor.
is 3o UuwsUT and ZIGHTII StraWs.
SHLPLRY & HAZARD,
mizits ur =MAN all GOODS,
DS CHESSTNIIT Strad- .11.10-IvOit
pox. 15 TO 20 cum kik YARD
pox
Ns tarot to tho paitham at
„ BUM SILK MO!
W. T gala binVaiNri imp:mar sad foorkul_ ,y Gat
Ws am sad will do what ors o'groosat 'Apo% baitog
P172412422D VOA 11Aill
Orr!? 2,300 YARDS OP BLAcr anis, A THE MENDOUS BARGAIN!
1,302 yards to lto mold at IN pry&
lt at an „ dr ,d
LONG BROOM BRAWLS 11131GOND TO PAC
Canine Rawls, Elookot Rah* is, Ad.
Boat wilier sod worst +b2..D'ILLADIA. tor UN
'Nato - sold olasshors for Ilissotta.
AN immuu or= 07-DOMUIPTIONGILINII!
111111soarrtUo, Wainsatta, Pouttaa, Nov tort 111 Ba, is.
10.4 64. otter for 1113 Nato ; Thy ehaso, Was&
But Tamfty Lhasa of oar OTI hapartstkot.
Oasstataros, Mot b, aattlastts, tar
At - 1110311112 4
aor.INGUTGasaI SPAM G
Boy sad MU toe Pack, sad bon Ist Ono Prie;.,.
STAPLE GIVES4-NWSUNE. BY ?U
ntaz,,W.lllll4oliiit Miry Stan
aback T-41,44;14;114, It-1.121-4,lortl24lll~sail
illmetier, In iron tad Bllethal (Mods; to 1 / 1 6
Win* buyers' attention; in %bey will be oil at a enalt
filiation ethanol on rere seeks prise. • -
- Papetioemakse Meting mit Beam Limisr..
Shirt lkoonte, main* and Tires.
Table Aux"; watritelljpoo, M sent* op. •
Table 010qu,45, 71, NI Olga* gr• SLID, "
Beown IWO Anal, melees gor
Napkine, Towels, 1007liee Ittanors; to
Iflannebs,l=a,Vable -
Akure-,:
Ne win saw orming eibl ilad geed. wary
cheap. Vary comprise: tiaidi r aloodie/U de., mega
hat pilot 4a; two other, kb at 10 and >D sari, boas
sowers at 12g and El nate ; MI-teat Prints at IS
cents lot of 11 Noisome 1.0 eel* to. beessota
cheapt 4301u 1 y
• • 111. X- oar. ELS= end BILIPLIre.
DOMESTIC DRY , GOCDS.-
MAC MOS, :2-,
No, 1U OMNITNIPS Pao"
Bas is eta* the tonowtog &strata wok Irbil& Ito
Oren to the trots ea tito moat boorstrio toms:
1600 bales pplit and mailaso Riettiaga lig Baragi.
1000 eases Bleashed
900 " Maier had Steam Mats.
300 paws Saes Medal sat Mlsuntliellogi.
200 sows plaid aid striped Oloubouryloskis, 0110-
too Flannels, le.
Alm, Doeskin Coandownis, COmbrks, so/ rook row
tally . l to th• ellothiaitThoo. AD. Oa
SPRING
L. W. 8.1.3.11101111, Wary ametmeel, et cedar
styles and quality ; also, Robert Seanie's.lteektegbate
0p.% awl other akes.
BLIACIft AND BROWS COTTONS
Lansdale, Hope, Blackstone, Twig Prendona, Odour
net, Oart's Leer, Centad, llMllaaantia,.leknates, Gro
ton, Virginia Fanny, Yeadisatee and lasted', Warren
A. de.
Alto, Slaters and Bhapenra Canton Amman Bann
and Bleached herd% Oly Dachas; Irma Tick
; labama, Illarallaa, sod Sodatans Andpea; Laos
dole 'Nankeens and nada; Owlet Joao' ; Cambria" ;
Cheeks; Pantaloon Rea, ka. de.
Oreendeld arid Terry's Black Dona & Cushman* ;
Clienhius and Pcmienoyho Cotton Warp owl+ ; Ilteersa.
Union Oudidumpred, giated sad plain, la great TsdiO
Minot, Mineral Elpazod ether dashed& styles of Ss
tinetts. ar good stsaftneat of Blank sad Ms*
Ouslmirtn, Kieduaky Jeans, sad Plaid Lisays.
PMMICWMGOQI
suls,aoo n
ALARGE AND VALUABLE WHARF
FROMM ON TUB lITLAWAIII, is the
Illghtsantlr Ward, for ant. Pariadcaa-giaa ea tba
end AprU next. Apply to -
BANUZL GILICZ,
114 WALNUT amt.
Id44k atatt
FOR SA I, E.—A 'BARGAIN.— THE
lame Store and Pirelli* at ths Northeast comer
of YORK AYSNICIS and TAIOLUIT Streets. The
property will be obi low. Isidro at UM (1111BIt
Street. 7s=t4tit *
. $3,699 CKI
. 488 61
IESIRABLE OFFICES at 520 WALNUT
L St., opposite the State Home• one of the beat
business location& us Phlladelpi i with beat,
and all modern eantesienoes. A y on the
Boom No. 8, to G. W.I. BALL, t. sae
MANY FRIENDS OF JOSEPH R.
THOMPSON desire him to Be a Candidate for
MEW, of Pittladalpltia. Subject to Democr
at tic
rules, 146-
F OR RECEIVER OF TAXES,
WM. GOODWIN,
Subject to Democratic Rules
CITY CONTROLLER,
WILLLLU CIIRTIB,
111111111ITII Willi,.
thadect to Democrats tam
214,496 24
Y COMMISSIONS :
OHABLY4 M. D. Milli,
nu? WLILD.
Subject. to Dunocratio
FOR REGISTER OP WILLS—
WM. HANOOOIB,
Twourtz WA ID
d3-11ms anttjott to Demoorstio
138,830 SO
- Ili S • RIFF
ALDBILM ill 91t011G11 If 007t7t,
1 . 0171 TH vain.
Babied to Democratic Mies.
FOR SHERIFF
, J..k.31.18 G. GIBBON,
1111MIRT-51100112
Battled to Damoerratie Bolas.
Oen!'men's Sarttishing itoobe.
FINE SHIRTS, made to order, and war.
ranted, of elegant material and superior work
manahlp. Alm, Dram Steck' and Gentlemen's Wrap
pers, at the Premium Store of W. W. KNIGHT 612
ARCH Street, above Sixth. noTt-T
WRAPPERS! WRAPPERS ! WRAP
PERS !—A.Tery large and elegant assortment at
reduced prices. Also, heavy under-clothing of all de
scriptions, for gentlemen's yew, at W. W. %MORT'S,
0124 ARCH Street, above Bluth. n0.21-y
NV IN MTH'S Ir rEI I . SII 2 IIIQ% 3 TORE, aTPATSNI;
SHOULDER SEAM SHIRT MANTiIIAOTOSY, No. fed
OHISTINUT Street, ahoy* Seventh street, Philadelphia_
The attention of Southern and Western ItershanU, end
Strangers, to particularly Invited to thin Lammed eat of
Shirts, the most perfect Attics *Aka* mode. At whole
ale and retail, and made to order. arni-lytf
REMOVAL.-THE GIRARD FIRE AND
JCL MARINE INBIIBANOR OOMPLNT hate remove&
their °Mee to No. 416 WAINUY Street, In the Seksyl
kill Mitigation Compagre Building. ja9o.lte
RENOTAL.-
SMITH, WILLIAMS, f CO.,
DRY GOODS JOBBERS,
lATI 3.IIMOTID TO 7HZ
SPLEADID IRON-IRONT STORR,
No. M 3 TIMER? STREET, ABOTE BUM
Panavairan,
Where, CM their facilities for semmatedsting the
Trade rshtly Increased, they feel themselres prepared
to offer Inducements to Iferthiuda nnearpsessd by
ANT OUT* ITT/111.1111YE1T II THIS 000221 T.
jae•4moa-u
REMOVAL.--ORITTZPIDEN'a PUMA
DELPHIA COMMERCIAL COLLEGE la RI.
MOVED to the northeast corner of SEVENTH and
CHESTNUT Streets.
. . .
The whole braiding is occupied, and ettsd tip in a
style eurpaesing anything of the kind in this country.
Thorough preparation for the counting-haus.
Individual instruction from competent and attentive
Teaehirs, cinder the immediate aye of the Prize:pal.
Open day and evening
One of the Best Penmen in the Ooentry hen amp of
the Writing Department.
Please sail end us Butimenni sad get a Oatalogs• ot
Terme. ire. 113-
y
REMOVAL.—
o. TAWCIITT,
HAIR OUTTER IND WIG MAKER,
Has rumored to 1026 CHESTEHT street, four doors to
low ELEVENTH. itit•tt
Jnaurantt Compameo.
GIBARD FIRE AND MARINE
ANON COMPANY, PIMADMIPII:II.—OIIee, No.
1102 WALNUT street, wut of THIRD.
"7131 NSW ONLY Tim..
)1110701111.
Joel Jonas, Oro. W. Woodward,
Wm. Di, Swain, H. N. Burroughs,
John Anspacl, Jr., Thal. Oilmen,
Joseph Klapp, M.D., A. 8. Gnat,
Jahn lieClore, Jar. Walker,
J. B. Hughes, 0. D. Shoemaker,
W. 8. Boyd, H. B.
Wm. 0. Rodman, Jobs W C =in,
- Francis Peters.
Hon. JOEL AMER, Preeidaat.
A. B. GILLSTT, Floe Prealdant.
Jan. 8. Moldatms, Becretszy and Trauntrer
LIMOS B. ALsoan, Assistantßserstazy. jai -/mm
AMERICAN' FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
INCORPORATED 11310—CHARITE PER
PETUAL.
No. 310 WALNUT Street, above Third, Philad e lphia.
llayinka large peld.up Capital Stook end Sundae,
'waited in sound and available Seenrities t eonUnati to
mourn on Dwellings, Stores Punolture, Merohanaliso,
Vessels in Port and their Carvell. and other Personal
Property. All Laura liberally and promptly adjusted.
George Abbott, John 1' Lewir,
John Welsh, John Paramm,
asmnel 0 Morton. Caspar W Morrie.
Patrick Brady, James R. Campbell,
Edmund G. batßh.
OBOBGB ABBOTT, Pm , West.
THOMAS B. MAIII3, BiertitAry. .0 28 1 it
Elko ialoobs.
NEW GOODS
SPRING
L. J. LErr f 00
KM GOODS TOD SNUG%
NEW PAESI ntßzo l Dnimi_
cHISTXIIT sTRZET,
JJQYZ =WITH
WOOLLIti GOODS
WKLIStiG, 001 Tr & CO.,
116 0/UI6MIT Newf.
for gate aub go Let.
flolilitaL
Uemavate.
D 1110,014
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