The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, January 18, 1859, Image 3

Prop, Gaddis 1 s LgCTimEB.V'We haye already
diriwf«l>fl«ntlonto'tbhc6ijrM of lectures, commenced.
H*UlMteTenlog > ty Pr. ; fes»orM.P, Gaddis,
~ if Cincinnati,; for, the benefit pi several of oar meet.
praiseworthy ’.sharltsbie institution!. It isnot often
r x thatoar eltlssnsbare the opportunity of spending their
Oerter* Corhe noble n work of benevolence, and at the
Uma for to appreciable acd intellectual evening’s
ehtertaiuraent skis- afforded la these lectures. As a
~ temperance. lecturer, Mr. Gaidls is of the Gough, and |
: Ohapiri elyle,' theattantion and the ap
plause even of ibose'Who,. in the abstract, differ, with
him in opinion. Mis lecture last evening was given in
behalf of the Bedford street Mission, Philadelphia So
ciety for the Hrnp'ojmont and Instruction of the Poor,
Union School, and ChUdien’a Heme, Penn Asylum for
Indigent Widows, Northern Home for Friendless Chil
dren, and dorks’-Beneficial’ Association, and was In
overy respect a signal success. The. second lecture of
the coarse wIU he delivered this evening at 8 o’clock.
Tickets of admission, twenty-five cents each, can be
had o' the oflioers and members of any of the above
named associations ;4t the drug store of Dr. Jayne k
Bon, and at the door,of the hall.
off This U now the
iheme among the admirers of Mr. Everett Inthia oity,
And their name,|B: leglon. The demonstration-at the
Academy of Music, on Thursday evening of next week,
will doubtless be a hrlHisnt affair. “ t \_
:", u Thb Sons op the Brass op *76.”—-Their ohil
dren hud*their gr»ndohildren continue, as heretofore,*
t o patronise the great renowned ami fashionable “ Old
Franklin Hall Clothing Emporium” of E. H. Eldrldge,
fcloV 821 Chestnut street. ,k j \ 1
The readers of The may rest assured thatat nn
Other establishment in the city will they find more
fchwefulfitV, better fabrics, lower prices, tnorecoar
• tecus, salesmen or artistic cutters. Let those in want
6f elegant clothing look in and see I
.. Electric Clocks.—ln Marseilles, Franoo, one
Rtmdred eteotrlo clods have-been placed In various
jjlrts of the city, and In the street lamps,, so that the,
hoars may be known' from them by night as well as by
diy Each clocks haws been on the street lamps in the
Oity of Gh* nt, Belgium} for some years. It Is pioposed
id pnt < up. a number of suoh' time-pieces in this city,
afid place upon the' Illuminated face of each the follow
ln| inscription: “ Buy all yonr garments at the Brown
fetone Clothing Hall of Bockbill A Wilson, Noi. 608
add 605 Chestnut street above Sixth.”
* 6ofc ILOQbIBTXC.-r k
To write, or not to is the question;
' * Whether ’Ha better to take up the pen
After the sleepless sweating of the night—
To nip It—scratch yonr pate and feel for brains
' In vain } tU the list hoar,
Or selxs the scissors manfully,•-
. And dip—and dip—and dip .
The better thoughts of others,
*’ Advising all to buy their clothes
. s>f QranviUeßtokta? That's the question
. The best assortment of fine ready-made clothing in
the city/at the palatial etoreof Granville Stokes, No.
607 Ohpstnht irtreet.
Importations.
, file ported for the PreM.j'
RtO DB. JANEIRO—Birque Imperador-6000 bags
ftOffeer&ewis A Dauun: . , '
- BIO i D4£‘JANB;RQ—Baiqne Charlotte E Tey—lo3s
bagscoflVoEfrifrr, NewbaU A~Co? 3495d0 Older.■
. BOiBD OF TEADB.
JoH*R;faiißOsa, i- - : 1
fi. y. Mxbbiox ~ > OoMMirrus op ran Uoxxs.
E, 0. Kuiqht, i
‘ ' LETTER BAGS .
M-iht ATcrcAantri Exchange* Philadelphia.
5mith;...;......... Marseilles, soon
Barque Charles tt Lex, Almoioa-Pernambuco, soon
[LING OF THE OCEAN STEAftIERI
FROM THE UNITED STATES.
ships lbivb • , Fob days
Africa ,N Fork.. Liverpool Jan 19
Glasgow Jan 22
N&ga'a Boston;.Liverpool.....Jen 26
Circassian N,Yotk*.Galway..... Jan 27
Oity of Washington N York..Llverpool,Jan 2d
Europe.".. York. .Livei pool Feb 2
- TO ARRIVE
ships lbavb..' 'von n.rs
Circassian.*..*.,'..Galway..New York...••••••'.Jan 6
Europe;..•• Liverpool.. New Y0rk.......... Jan 8
8remen...........8remen..New Y0rk..,.,. ...Jan S
Aartgo;;;....Bouthampton..lfew York. ....Jan 12
California'Hall'Steamer! sail from New
To kon tbe 6th and 20th of each month. •' • ■ -
' Try ThoHavanaSUaroeieleate New Yotk. on the
24; 7 th, 12tb. 17 to .and 27 th oftach month',’ And Charles*
ton.BC,onthe4th ! andiMih^'’'-•" 1 ‘ ;
When the above dates: fali on Sunday, the steamers
will tall on Monday;' except from New Orleans.'
Warinc
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 16. 1639,
fcUN'Riaj?a.’.v;.v.,
HIGH WATER....
.7 18 (RUN BET 3 .....447
.l 46
ARRIVED.
BteamtWp Delaware, Copes. 30 hours from New York,
With mdse and passengers to James Allderdice
Barque Charlotte K Tay, Hngtes, from Rio Janeiro
Bep 6, with coffia to Butter, Rewhsl! A Co,."Lett ships
Anna Kimball, Marsh, from New York for California,
tepahlog; fiunny South. Stspheoscn,'from New York,
fbr Santos next day) . Brasil, Treble, from Boston,
Gosport, Merrill, from Nbw York' for California, repg;
NorUiUud Arey, from Nevf. Yctfk for Yalp&raleo, do;
Henry Kuebland}' Kelly,Wha ing,' (lost the mate) repg;
Courier,- Bernsee^frofa-New York, dlscbg; barques'
Bainduir, P/ttekoey; sr. 6th Bee; ' Arctic; Isenham, for
NewOiibang loading;' Delegate, Chase from' Pernam
buco, hterUng; from Darien, do;
Huntingtdon, Daldwln, from London, dlscbgj- Archer,
Lewts, fnun Llvtrpool,; do; ■ H A -Stephensou,' Bm ( tb.
from London, for:Nsw Orleans next
day; MaryßUxabrth^Phl i
AnnieKu&b»U; je«Hlliefrom Liverpool)4o; BrisUiero.
Orleans, waiting; 1 Marion,'.Hupg
. 'Whistling Wind, Hswlin, from
Bostonydlschgtr Adelina O Adams, Hemmingwsy, from
do do; Lbu-ea Eaton; dn; .Zingarens,
Banker, from Richmond, wtg: fiophia, S. Baltimore,
do; Geo-Warren, Beat ey, Jrom Bich®ond- foT Blver
Plate, repgj : John Howe, Nichols, from Rlv*r Plate for
Bavaua. ntg] briga Mary A Forrest, Gillespie, from N
York; wtg:{Mary Stewart, Penniso!iTfrom:> Bangor, do;
Ha'VfXd, Andenon,-.£rom Philadelphia; dlschg; T W
Be wised, Rowland, from Charleston, diachg; - Eastern
BUr, Ackley, from London diMhg; sebr John H Town-
Bend, Culver, from New York,' dteebg; lugger Ocean
£«gle, Luee, from Londm, dlaobg’
Barqne Imperador r Habbard, from Rio Janeiro Dee 8,
with coffee to Lewis A Damon.- 4 No date, Ist 16 B, long
—, passed ketch Commerce, Hathaway, from Bio Janet- 1
ro for Philadelphia 'l?tn lost‘-off Cape Heslopeo,
passed a fhll rlggSd Dutch brig bound'inf. Left at Ches
ter barque-—r-, from New .Oileans.,,Barqneßlue Wing
at Rio on the Bth ; nlt.’ '
fichr Dr John fitrad’ey, Conklin; 20 days from Wil
mlogtoo, NO,"with nhval stores to Knight A Bell. -
, fiebr A M 'Newcomb, Smith, 1 day irom Baled, NJ,
with oorn io.JAd L Dewley A Co
fly Barquq Edward Everett, from Mobile, should
have been consigned to Bishop, Simons A Co—not as
before.
• '- : ' r CLKABBD. " '
Bteanuklp Delimit',' Gopet. M York, J Allderdfot.-
Btoamebip Bottom, StUeir, New York. Jm AUderdic*.
6ebr A. Foattr, MeUina, Workmen A Co, •
Bt«*merß Wllllo*, OUypoolj BeHlmort, A Groretj Jr,
* fsrntxosinTO'vsonrts.l
- 1 ' Wnr-Toa*. Jot 17
The »h'p Junas (Br) from Ped&ng, is the t6i'
•Si fetfore roportod, uhcrs (t jtyaAa. She feta got off,
andißOomUig np.
• ~ • •*• Hucptov Bo ids, Jan 17.
Arrived, ships Chariot of Fame, Joseph Tarratt, end
Macaulay, all from the Ohlncha Islands. 1
She snip Oxnard,-of Norton, from-Car)iff, bound to
Ban Fraacfreo. loaded withtoal, sptuog a lean in a g‘)e
off Cape'.Bom.'ana w abvndoned. The ciew were
aivod, mad hare arrived herr.
Gapt Knowlei. of tbe'chip Oxnardi abandoned off
Ctpa Bore. and the crew, were rescued by the sh'p
Chariot of Fame, arrived to-day from the 01ua:has.
memoranda;
Steamship AJps.Hoekley, for Liverpool, eleired at N
York yesterday
Ship Itato, Jeanes, Ohlpm&o, uaoertain, remained at
Sbinghae Nov 6 '
Ship Morning Light,-Johnson, for'Philadelphia, was
loading at Calcutta Nov 22.
Ship Frigate Blid, Cope, from .Ban.Fianolaco, re
mained at Hong Kong Nov 14, uncertain. .
Ship J P Wheeler, Robinson, waf loading at Calcutta
Nov 22 tor Philadelphia.
Ship Tosearora, Duol*vy, from-Liverpool 10th alt.
for Philadelphia,.*** spoken oa the 24th .off Bardsey. ■
Ship Win Cummings, Johns, sailed from - Singapore
Nov 8 for Calcutta.
Ship Blppogrlffe, Howe*, from Singapore for London,'
past'd hojler 27ifc Qftt; • '
Ship Juba Trucks 'Lindsay, for Philadelphia, w. •
loading at Calcutta Nor 83.
Ship,Rising gun, gkolfiMd, from Boston for Australia,
trot spoken 16th bit, lnt? S, long 84 40.
Ship R H Tucker, Tucker, cleared at Oharleiton 14th
imt for Livftpool
Ship Btnsbee,' McLean, for Bio d* Janeiro, sailed
from Baltimore 16th Inst. ',
Ship Falmouth, Berry, frem Llrerpool for Baltimore,
wat spoken 7th lust, lat 81,80, long 7119.'.
Ship Cerro Gordo. WUham. from Liverpool for Haiti
more, romained'at Bermuda 6th Inst,' to aill 7th. .
Ships PYbrcflsh. Orocker/from Manilla, sad Beverly
Garter, from flwatbir, ware at Shanghae Q. ‘
Shtp for. New. York,,silled from
Shapghaa'Oct^i,-;/,
*htp'Ftbxtaee, Dutnaretq,. for Bong .Song, and Nan*
gtskl for Japan, sailed from' Woosnng Nor 6 '
Ships Game.'Cockrfor New York, loading. Flying
Fish, Nichols, fordo soon, and John wade, King, un
certain, veroatFoo cbow-foo Nor 4,
Mantofl, *as at Hong Kong Hot 14,
Ship Kablfir, 'Kennedy, fdr Shanghae, 'waS at Hong
XongNbvli \ \ V'• ’ 1 “
Ship Octavius. Pike: from Callao, wa* at Singapore
Nov 22, for Calcutta.' ' • - . 4 .
Ship Manhattan, Dunbar, from London, arrived at
Calcutta Nor '6, and remained 22d, leaking badly.
Ship City of Mobile, Marshall, from Bombay, at OaL
cutUNov 22, for Me# York.
Ships JRafc> Howe, Burkett; Beladeer. Patterson: Ooo
lawattie, JPaxteo, tad Hindoo, were at Calcutta Hot 22;
the latter bad been sold for 8600 rupees
Ship B L Lane, Couillard, for Hew York, entered for
JOadmg at Liverpool 27thult.
Ship Bald Bagle, Treadwell, whs at Hong Kong Nor
14, uoce.taln. , .
Ship John Lana, Bearae, sailed from Singapore Nor 8
for Calcutta. .. .
Ships Napoleon, Cashing, Joslah Bridles, Harding,
anl (ftepben Glover. 7 Molbon,for Boston', were proceed*
Isj dswn.the.xirer from Calcutta Nor 20.
6J»lp James Brown, Crabtree, onoerta!n, was at Hong
Koag Nor 14>.
Bbip Nestorlon, Goodhue, at Horg Kong Nor 2, from
Bhtagate? and remained in port 14tb. .
Ship Crown ;Pol«t, Cook, far Llrerpool, olsarel AtN
.Orleans 12th Imt -
Ship Berlin, ; M*y, cleared at Savannah 18th last, for
Llrerpool. -./ v * j' ■ • r • - < •
Barqae Lsooola* Hokes, cleared,'at' Savannah 18th
lust for Boston: _ , ’ * c • j - -
Baque Ltpifing,'Kelly, from Rio de Janeiro, was be
low'Baltlmoreyestefdsy. V; •
Barqui Elisabeth J;Foulke. was at Dtmerara 27th ult.
Barque Wilfceftniba, Dillingham,6o days from Boenos
Ayres', arHred at New. York yesterday j;.'. ~
Barque BlUhj; from 1 Shanghae,,arrived at New
’York yesterday. - ' s r
Barque P 0 Alexander;Merryman,hence, arrived at
Olenfasgos lit Init. > '
Barque Thos'Alllbohd, Thompson, for-Bordeaux, wu
loading at Rid de Janeiro N6v 27. ’ ' s '
Barque Mary F piade, Orowell, was loading at Macao
HorUforB<nFrsnclaco. _. . ,
Barnoe.Oflhtbnli Wright, White,.dear ed at Baltimore
15thla*t for MdatctMeo aud Buenoe’ Ayrea. <, .
BwqueOprilla, PettingM, from Bio de 'Janeiro Nor
26, with York 16th lust. Deo 8, lat 20,
04 S. 1 long'B4, tpoke U B steamer Harriet Lane, Fanneej
for Paragus/i would put into Rio to repair
BOrqd*’Oh*niicli»r l ‘Mtirrty, fbr Blehmona, to-load
for Bio de Janeiro, cleared at Baltimore 35tb lnst
jp*Tqae Ani!D-Grant,Nelson, from Btchmondj was at
Bahia Dee Oy-tnsaU flth for Bio do Janeiro, in tnUltat.
. Barque sdiekstep, Odel I^from Shansh q for NYork.
w« spoken Ut 27 27 Bi loog'6o 28,Sv
- - tJmanh JeanneUOfßaraJta, fwkJlewGastlej NSWAwas
. J *f, ,>
Rsfqpe jdonarst.Y&a toni, badt atthls port la 1860,
Rtabeen soidlnNew York on pritate : term*> , ' ■
_ : ur brig Jiref.ffbm Jamaioih'rlkrnagu*. with a
of.talt for /PhiUdelpbl*} put.’Bermuda Tel
iqda2l-tulWh O Dleft Ja&aica
the mite
and two of the bauds were attacked with fever, and one
of'the seamen died on the 18th, the second day after
leaving Inagua. The mate an! the other seamen were
W SJfr oVSitatalrt, Somers, from Bavannah, at Balti
more yesterday-* . . . _
Pchr Swan, Collins, hence, arrived at Savannah 14th
IS Bohr Bobbie W DUlen, Marts, cloared at Savannah
14rh last. for Portland.
fiobrs Geo O Gibbs, Gibbs, and Kensington, MoDou
gall, from Att*kvp^s,_arrived at Charleston 14th Inst.
8 -hr J W Webster, Bennett, for New Yoik, oleaied
at Charleston 14th iunt. ' 5 *
. Pcbr R P King, Leeds, for Philadelphia, sailed from
Blohinosd 15th inst. t.
Scbr Mary Price, Blizzard, from Wilmington, Del, at
New Yoik yesterday,
Bohr Treasurer, Liston, hence for Boston, at Newport ,
14th inst. •
Schv Elisabeth O Belter, Arnold, from Rio de Janeiro
Nov 27, with coffee, at New York 16 h inst.
Schr Almeida, Cartwright, hence for Boston, remained
at Newport 14tn fast
' Bohr Geo Harris, Tarpie, for Charleston, cleared at
Baltimore 15th inst.
Worth, Stone, from Galveston, arrived at New
York 16th inst.
- Passed Straits of SundaOotlfi, shipMetecr, Melville,
front Manilla Bopt 16 for Boston; 22d, barque Telegraph,
Giles from Bat«via for tbe Persian Golf; 23d, ship
Oce«n' Bover, Pickering, from Batavia for Mauritius;
2&tb,fhip Emperor, Tibbetts, from Singapore for Now
Orleans.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELB,
UP VO on O'CLOCK THIS XOBHZXTff'
. GIRARD HOUSE—Chestnut street, below Ninth.
HMcOune.NY FMLowfKy
G A Crocker, NY J A Chamberlain, N Y
H O Aleaworth, Boston W Williams, Pa
B Willoughby, NY B Formes
HA Nelson} NY G P Pelton, N Y
FBQun.er, Leeirort G BKelra, Pottsville
J Louber, NY JO Tiffany, Chicago
A O Richardson, NY A A Phillips, N Y
O Campbell, NY Mr Dayton, Washington
A Alien, N Y David H Scoot. Resdiog
J P W'Deinlager, Readiog OF W Boland, Lancaster
W P o’H«rn, Richmond Daniel Miller. Balt
,8 8 Carrier, Harrisburg Mrs & K Parsons, Pa
B V French, Mass £ M Biddle, Mass
A M Harder, Maes Thos Barrows, Cal
John H Pattercon, NO H TSteele
J P SUre, Havana E R Morgan, Phils
O Wendell, Washington JL Lewis A lady NY
ABnssel, N Y Isaac Lobmaon, N Y
-T TUghman, Md T M Bell A la, N Y
J B Holbrook A la, N Y N A Butterfield, N Y
O Icoit, N Y Aug O Duutng, N Y
E B Booth. NY Col D D Mitchell St Louis
H Ohurehill, Rochester, N Y Satal Cortfea*, N Y
A G Braun, &t Louis O h Stevenson, Boston
J D Bagot NY HA Martlo, N Y
W J Pooley A Is, N Y W Lake, Boston
H W Hewst, Boston John W Gatbing. N Y
A Rindskoff, NY R Buokman, Cincinnati, O'
0 D Morrison, NY HO Spalding, N Y
H G O TanUon, NY H N Fryatt, N Y
eo W Bowers, NY G B DongUss, N Y
H Hogg. NY L P Noble A la, N 7
Mont Gibbs A la. NY BK Holdone A la. N Y
Hiram Woodman, N Y Jan H Watkins & la, N Y
W a Harp«r, Va O Weil
R O flsnfiey; Nashville A Woodruff, Brooklyn
W B Grubbs, Nashville J 8 Oroslee, N Y
E S Beoediot A la, N Y P Ohaoey, N Y
John H>*lln>aun,-Balt J Pelrsou, N Y
D" K. cfolmej, Winchester Barksdale*la, Vft
Okas F Meyer, Va Wm D'Ocnah, Va
MERCHANTS’ HOTEL—Fourth it., below Aroh.
H<m j Scbxnidei, Pa Geo Cole. N Y
Juo Morrison, Bosten Dr F M lllester, Pa
b y Brown, Pa M Mallin, Md
G Cole, Ky W P Dickinson, Ohio
W O# Haven, Pa Robt Gonell
Grove romeroy, NY Ii F Russell, Boston
AMERICAN HOTEL—Chestnut at., ab. Fifth,
E Coek, NY F Frickor, Reading
8 Dickey, Oxford, Fa J G Johannes, Balt
G Brook** & I*, Boston J Kellogg, Mass
Miss A Kellogg, Mass C Kinsey lowa
Miss Bitterthwait, lowa 8 Harrington, Wash, D O
T L Nororose. A da, NJ - L H Van Derife, N J
E J Fry, Tamaqua O Taylor, lowa ,
Miss v Noyes. Wisconsin 8 Smith, New Haven
A Sjmpson*, 111 B Oox, Md
Chas R Muilikin, Balt L H Delehay, Ma
j Welch dfcMady, Md W 8 Cross, Md
Geo W Covington, Md
. UNION HOTEL—Arch street, below Fourth.
Chat Miokly, Pa O L Frits, Reading
H B Kimball, N J R H House!, N J
E B England, Pa JEJone>, Del
HM Evans, NY JStratmore, Ohio
A B Boyer, Ohioago D ff 0 Boutelle, Pa
' Z L Eisner, Pa
FRANKLIN HOUBB—Chestnut street, above Third.
Wm Johnson, Bs.t D Buler, N Y
OB Jones; Md WR Cole, Balt
J J Me Ison, Bel P 8 Gerald, Ala
H w Bim*OD, Balt Geo 8 Campbell, Del
H M BtotaenDurg, Del Wm U Kinsey, Del
J Doherty, Schuylkill Haven James Y Johns, Va
rt F Young. NY B Brsdly, N Y
T n l&mbert, Pccksville Edward Sterling, Bridgpt
W L Oovke, Coen R G Porter, Mount Hotly!
Col McCurdy, Cal B H Northrop, N O
. NATIONAL HOTEL—Baoe street, abore .Third
8 Thomas.-PottiTllla . W 8 Fisher, Reading
♦N Applebach; Phila • 1) J Kramer, Pa
JTJ Bepper, Phila J A Blanchard Pliila
WEtho>p, NT . - W BPacker. N’Y
H 8 Polk, N " P 8 Frazer, Havana
0 Siucdevaot. Phlla John Jacobs, Uontg co
Dr B J Talmage fc la,~Pa H Light, Lebanon co
B 8 Searfosrf, Lab'non H J Beailer, PflUariUe.
Q VLGvlger, Beading 0 Beoaher, PinegtOYe
Q S Small', He&dvHle, Pa DA Olark, Phila
Jacob Hapnehen. Reading Gbaa Lynch, Lane co
Ezra Heist, lano co Jaa Pfleger, Lebanon
U- W TTlrion, Ashland, Pa A Class, Ashland, Pa
OB itrers, Easton HA fchafcr, StcomUbarg
Bev 3 B Wlllex, Backs co
BLACK. BEAR INK—Fifth and Merchant street*.
JobnTravner, Chester to Trauiao Coates, Lanozstr-r
J A Beach. Tlnlcntn. Pa P Browo, Phtotown, Md
Jamsa Peott, Lewisville Barts Kimble, Klmblevi’e
J 8 Kirk, Chester co, Pa Amos Kimble Chester co
John Lindsay, Dol-ware oo March A Johmon, Cbes co
Jo -see Wilson, Chester co haral Sips, UnionvHle, Pa
John Jenkins Coat.grille B T Valentine, Chester co
R PAlltchell, Md ' 'Ol eyney Hoskins, Md
.Pratt Boberts, Ohester co Yranklin Pomlows, Pa
John Ml.cbell, Ohester co B‘ Pusey, Lancaster o>, Pa
Smith, Ohett Valley Phineas Lewis, Chester co
MADISON HOUSE—Second at, below, Arph. .* ,_
.G/Harzisoai-Atemlear • ' HDTlddemso,'Del
J LlUverta, Del Jno MoDowell. Dover
P Leech} N Y ' ' M D Barker. N Y
B Christy, N Y AN Grossman,''Mass
B H Harris, Washington S 0 Inn, Chicago
0 0 Hassell, NY. Wmßuminbr*. N Y
R Williams, Wilmington B Y Slater, Baltimore
John B Roger, Baltimore '8 L Maoson, Cincinnati
» Stockton, Pa • - GW Miles, Pa
T Kerr, Jr, Pa 8 Wilson, NY
BALD EAGLE—Third street, ibove CsUovrhiU.
"F Allebueh, Pa R Reidenbacfa, Lane co
Mr* E Miller, Montg’y oo b iss Solomon, Pa
J Myers, H W Weiss, Pa
J Q -orge, Allentown 8 D Claws, Pa
3 Delfenderfer. Allentown M Semerer, Lehigh oo
E SbeldCr, Ltnlgh co P Woodring, Pa
. BLACK BEAR HOTEL-Third at., ab. CaUowhlU.
ORoades, Byberry MElsenbise, Reading
G W Mathers, Northampton D L Haines, 80.-ks co
RE Gilbert, Troy, N V J Beam, Berks eo
W K Grim Boverstoffn W K Tricbler, Boyeratown
J Sba die, Reading J Krouse, York
T Strohm, Pa R Richardson. Pa
H B Fisher, Reading
MOUNT YBBNGN HOTBL—Beooni st , shore Arch.
P Hacker A la, N J J N Godown, Easton
0 H Moore, Berks co J P Johnston, Pa
0 M Clair, Tmutrlile ■ P Dickinson, Baltimore
RG Porter. Mt Holly J K Chester, PhiU
J Van Brunt, PUUa . J Scott, Phils
BARLEY SHBAF HOTEL-—Second afreet, below Vine,
J Lewis & la, Boston M 0 Howard, Trenton
Wm Phillips W 8 Ilatohlnson, PhUa
J Cali, Trenton , 38 W Page
iUartiase».
On the 25th of September, by Bev G. Brin ghnrst, Mr.
OUABLBB P. SMITH to Mies HANNAH B. BLAOK
WOJD, both of thlscity. W
On-the 13. h instant, by Bar. George A Durborrcw,
Mr GKORGB WASHINGTON SEVILLE to Mrs!
ELIZABETH TODD, >iil of this olty. *
Keatbs.
On the 16th instant, Mr. FBBDSBIOK ftIILEY, Br.,
In the 51>t year or his age
The relatires aed friends of the family are resp6cL
fully invited to attend hi-* funeral; also, tbe members
WHie Good-Will Kngfne Co,, from his Jatu realdence,
corner of Tbirtienth .and Melon streets, ou
Wedaeeday afternoon, without further notice. , #*
On the 16th Instant, JOHN WESLEY, son or Joel G.
and Margaret S.Rammel, aged 8 yoare end 10 months.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the fuoeral, from tbe reelieuce
of bis parents, No. 426 Diokerrfon streets, nbsvc Fourth,
on Wcdociday mornlogt’at 10 o’olock. To proceed to
Wbtrton-Btreet M. E. Church. a*
On the 16th instant Mrs. SARAH BELL, wifo of
Thomaa Bc-11. In the 80th }ear of her age
The relatires and friends of tbe family are respect
fully invited to attend the faoersl, from the residence
Of her father, Mr. Jacob Nace, No. 676 St John street,
below Green, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at 2 o’elo'k. #
On the 16th instant. GEORGE W. BELL, U the 2lat
yevr of his age.
The relatires acd friends of the family areTespect
fally invited to attend the funeral, fruin the residetoe
o» bis parents, No. 11’4 South Eleventh street, tbis
Tuesday) afternoon, at 1 o’clock, without farther no
tice. 'To proceed to Odd Fellows 1 Cemetery, *
’ On the 16th instant, Mrs. SUSAN DAVIS, aged 6t
years
Her friends, and those of the family, are reßpeetfnlly
Invited to attend tbe funeral, from the residence of her
son, Wm Darla, 1006 Newton street, late Southwark,
to-dny.' (Toes Jay,) at 32o > o 1 ock, without further notice.
On the 16th Izutsnt, CHARLES SHUSTER, in the
84th year of hla age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence
6f his son-in-law. Wm. T, Wright, No. 86 Main street,
Prankford, this (Tuesday) a ternoon, at 1 o’clock. To
proceed to Methodist burial Ground. -*
Oa tbe ldtb instant, Mr. JOUN GBST, la the 26th
year of his ege
’ The relatives and friends of the family are reipect
folly invited to attend the funeral, from Mr. Bash
worth’s, No. 209 South Water street, this (Tuesday) af
ternoon, at 1 o’clock, without further notloe. #
On Saturday, the 16th Instant, after a short llloess,
KAtE A.bTRINK, wife'of Charles 0. fctrlno. and
daughter of S. and A. Lees, aged 80 years and 6 days.
[D*aviUe and Milton papers will ptease copy.]
.The relatires and friends of the deceased are earnest
ly invited to attend her funeral, on Wednesday next,
at 1 o’clock P. M., from the Tesldecce of Benjamin
Welch, No. 1200 Germantown road without further no
tice. Funeral to proceed to Odd Fellows’ Cemetery.
On the morning of the 16th instant, MARIA M.,
Wife of Edwin F, BUoenberger, In the dOth year of her
age.
iTho-funeral will take plaoe, from tbe residence of
her haaband, Chestnut itreet, Germantown, this (Tues
day) morning, at 11 o’olock. To proceed te Laurel
Htli. #
Oh Friday evening, 34th instant, DANIEL B. CAN
NON, In the 80th year of hla age.
Hla friends, and those of the family, ore Invited to at
tend bis funeral, from Jjls late residence, 247 Pine street,
on Wednesday morning, 16th instant, at 10 o’clock, *«
On the 18tb ina’ant, PAUL SIODONB, Infant son of
L. Theo. and Jean 0. Ealing, aged 6 weeks. *
Notice.—The Remains el
LUj 4 ANDREW JACKSON THOMPSON,
TBOMAB ORAYCROFT.
ROBERT W. GRAHAM,
B, PERRY MILLER,
IIEVRY BPRIGGMAN,
SINGLETON MERGER.
D. HERMAN KIBRBON,
EDWIN R BARRETT,
Mrs. OLIVE WHITTIER,
WM.HKRBON.
FRBDEBICK MUS7ELDT,
JOHN O’BRIEN, end
JAMBS HBNNEBBY,
,Who died - while asHistlhg the people of Norfolk and
Portsmouth,' Virginia, as volunteers, and physicians,
and nurssß, in tbe summer of 1865, will be re-interred
.beneath the Monument erected to their memory at
Laurel Hill Cemetery, on TUESDAY next, the 18th
lost. Funeral service in commemoration of the de
ceased, will be held in Bt. Stephen's Ohurcb, at 11
o’olock, by the Rev Dr. Ducaohet.
The funeral will more from ST. STEPHEN’S
CHURCH,' TENTS below Market Street, at pteoisely
11)4 A. M. The Church will he open at 10 A. M. Car
riage* wilt be in attendance, and the family and friends
jof the deceased, the surviving physicians and nurses
who volunteered, the members of the relief commit
tee, the clergy of this city, and oitloens of Norfolk aad
Portsraduth, ore invited to attend. .
. ' THOMAS WEBSTER, Jr.,
, . . Tywlte of PhUa. Belie! Committee,
PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA. TUESDAY. JANUARY 18. 1859.
ryr==» Prof. M. P Gaddis, the Buckeye Tem-
IJJt PE RANGE ORATOR, will deliver hifl fleooad
Lecture, under the auspices of the Clerks' Beneficial
at JAYNE’S HALL, THIS (Tuesday)
EVENING. January 18th. at 8 o’clock. Tickets, 26
cents each, cut be obtained through the day at the drug
ato*a of Dr. D Jayuo & Bou, No. 242 Chestnut street.
Tb&t.oketoffloe.at the Hall, will he opened at 6 o '•’i?, o *
PM.. n *
ry«=» A Kimday-Scbool Missionary
will bo held iu CONCERT HALL, THIS EVEN
ING, commencltig"’At7K o'clock. „„
Artdrefßes will beoe ivored l»y the Her* B. W. CHID
LAW end Mr STEPHEN PAXSON, Missionaries of the
American Sunday-school Union in the West. Numer
ous facts will be presented, designed to show the adap
tation or the Bunday-sobool to tae work of pioneer
evangelisation. . .. . , . ,
Tickets or admission can be obtained, gratuitously,
at the American Saoday-sohool Union, 1122 CHEST
NUT Street. It*
ry-==» P/01. M. P* Gaddis ut Jayne’s Hall to-
NIGHT. .Tickets 26 cents.
ry*7~—- Philadelphia L brary Company.—Lee
[Jj2 ture THIS EVENING by Rev It. CHENEY, at
CENTRAL HALL, Walnut street, above Sixth, at half
past 7 o’clock. Beats free. Bubjeot —“ Modern Infi
delity.” It*
(yt==» Clrarch ol the Covenant.—A Prayer
lk_3 Meeting will beheld In CONCERT HALL. Chest
nut, above Twelfth, TBIB (Tuesday) AFTERNOON, at
tS% o’clock. * It*
ryn* Gaddis at Jayne’s Hall to-night. Tickets
UJJ 26 cents. It*
Everything in the Photographic Art,
tJj? fronaLife-filraPhotographinOUto aßmall Am
brotype Is made at RKIMBR’S GALLERY, SECOND
Street, above Green. It*
iya Notice—The annual meeting of the
LLjs Stockholders of the Ocean Bteim Navlgttfon
Company will be held at No. £OO North DELAWARE
Avenue, on TUESDAY, the Ist of February next, at 12
o’clock, noon, at which time and place there will be an
election tor Vue Directors for the ensuing year.
Philadelphia, January 17, 1860. WAI. DENNIS.
jalB-12t* Secretary and Treasurer.
fyy=a» Gaddis—2d Lrcinre at Jayne’s Hall to*
LLg NIGHT. Tickets 26 cents.
ry=p The Philadelphia Mercantile Loan and
UJj BUILDING ASSOCIATION —The annual meet
lug of the Stockholders, to hoar the report of the Audit
ing Committee, and elect officers for the ensuing year,
will be held at the Office of the Association. 6# South
SIXTH r treat, (second s’ory,) on THURSDAY, 20th
inst. at 7# o’olook. P. A.REYSGu,
j «iB-2t* President.
ryc=» Gaddis at Jayne’s Hall.
[k3 Tickets 26 cents.
ry-r=» Business Education.—Call at Bryant If
LL§ STKATTON’B MERCANTILE COLLEGE, 8 E.
coruerSEVENTH and OHESTNU C, and examine their
Counting-House Course of Instruction. It comprises
ihistt pbictioal. masuscript sbts, illustrating Bank
ing, Manufacturing Jobbing,and Commission business.
A practical knowledge of accounts and good business
Writing is guarantied to every Student. jalS 2t
Gaddis Lectnres on Temperance to-nlgbt
IL§ at JAYNE’S HALL. Tickets 26 cents.
ryT==» office of the Philadelphia and Savannah
[L3 ST JCAfit NAVIGATION COMPANY—pHILA
djuum, January 17,1869.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Phila
delphia and Savannah Bteam Navigation Company will
be held at No. 24 PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE, on
TUESDAY EVENING, the Ist of Vebrmry next, at
half, past seven o’clock, at which time and place there
will be an election lor Fire Manager* for the eosniog
year. _ WM. DKNNId,
Secretary and Treasurer.
lY*ss» Prof; Gaddis LectureiOfiatn, to-uifiht, at
IkS JAYNiS’S tiALL Tickets 25 cent*.
ryv=» Summit House—First Month 10th, 1859.
U>3 —AtaraeetiDgoftheBtcckhold«rsofthe PHILA
DELPHIA and DAKB£ RAILROAD COMPANY, held
this day, too following persons were elected to serve
for the eoßulog jt sr :
President—MOßßlS 8. WICKKBSHAM.
DIRECTORS.
| D. Henry Plickwir,
| John J. Hoopes,
Matthew Baird,
Thomsa 8. Kills,
Issso Leccb, Jr.,
i John Dick.
kws,)
’INQ, > Judges of Election.
iL, ) j&18-2t
Thomas Bpwks,
George McHenry,
Andrew M EtßtwicX,
Joseph B. Conover,
VenrsoD berrill,
Albert Worrell,
JOSEPH B. AHDIU
JOSEPH M. BUNT;
WM O. H.BKHRILI
nrsaAt the anntml meeting of the Stockholders
of the BEAVER MEADOW RAILROAD and
COAL COMPANY, held January 17,1859, the following
named persons were duly elected for the ensuing year:
PRESIDENT.
'WILLIAM W. LONGBTBBTH.
DIRECTORS.
Francis R. Wharton, FAxuelo. Ford,
Robert Pearsall, Joseph H. Dalles,
Jacob R. flultb, John H. Towne,
Thomas Ridgway, Waahlngton Brown
Jesse Godlry, William L. Schaffer. #
ryr=» The Bums Centenary of Philadelphia
(Jo? ' —The Committee having in charge the arrange
ments for appropriately celebrating the approaching
CENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY OF THE BIRTH
OF ROBERT BURN*, respectfully announce that no
effort mil be t pared to make the Festival worthy of the
city of Philadelphia, and of the great Scottish Poet,
whose name Is held in reverence wherever his writings
are known. The Dinner will late place on the Brew
ing or the 25th of JANUARY, at *»x o’clock io SAN
SOU'SrftBKI' HALL Tickets, $2.50, to be obtained
from the following gentlemen:
001. RODGERS. 48 W. Bbteuth street.
WILLIAM BROWN, 219 Church alloy.
JAMES JOHNSTON*, Tecfca and C&Uavhlll streets.
JOHN BOOTU, 1303 Market street
DANIEL M’INTYRS, VJ7 Joaes’ alley.
WALTER HEOGH, U 9 8. Fourth street. '
JOHN GIBSON 12r d. Eleventh street.
WILLIAM J. YOUNG, 4i N. Beventh Btreet. -
00l FITZGERALD, City Item office -
ANGUS N. 1224 B. Fifth street.
Mr FI IZ GERALD will deliver the ORATION on
Barns. It*
•yes* Office Pennsylvaniaßailroad Company,
IJsJ? Philadelphia, January 16,1859.—N0T1CE TO
STdORUOLDERS-—The Annual Meeting of the Stock
holders of this Company will be held on MONDAY, the
7th day of febraary,lfc69, at 10 o’clock, A. M., at the
BANSOM STREET HALL!
• The Annual Election, for Directors will be held on
MONDAY, the 7th dsy of Ma-eb, 1859, At. the office of
the Company, No. 224 8.-THIRD Btreet
jal7-ti EDMUND SMITH, Secretary.
•rw=» Baptistlnstttate liVctnree.— Kcr, Rolllh
Lkjs H. NEALE. D. D., of Boston, Maes ..will de
liver al*>otare before the Institute, on THURSDAY
.EVENING. 20th Inst., at 7# o’clock, at Jayne’s Hall,
on the Life aul Times of Dr. Samuel BtiUmnn, of
Boa too.
Tickets of admission, 10 cents, to be had at the Edom
No 625 CHBSTNUT Street, and at the Publication So
ciety, No. 530 AROR Street.
iya,NotUe.-A ConmHitee of the M&nogers
IL3 of the Complimentary BtU to the Philadelphia
Grays will alt at the ABMARY of tbs Philadelphia
Grays, every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND SATUR
DAY EVENINGS, for the delivery and settlement of
ticket*, until the 26th. 0. F. DESMOND,
jal3-Ud Secretary.
Dr IVcder's Chestnut Springs Water
iisjs CURE, at Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia county,
Pa. j«Q-]y
ivsai North Branch Canal Company.—Notice*
ILS The Stockholders of the North Drench Canal
Oompazw will hold their Annual Meeting at the office,
of the Company, in Athens, on WEDNESDAY, ItHh
of January, 1869, at 10 o'oiook A. M
Afwhich time and place an Election will be held for
Officers of said Company, to serve the enaaing year.
D. MITCHELL, Jr., Secretary.
Athbxs, Dec. 23,1868. ieS-lit
Bunday«Schooi Celebration-—A Conceit
Lkj and Exhibition of the SUNDAY-SCHOOL or
the North Baptist Cha-ch, EIGHTH Bir+et, above
MASTER, will take place on TUESDAY EVENING,
January 18. Admission, for Adults, 16 cents; Chlldien,
10 cents. ' jal6-3t*
ry-==» Office of the Union Canal Company—
PHiLADSLrnrA, Jnouary 10.1869.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Union
Canal Company of Penusriv&ois. will be held at the Of
fice of the Company, No. 223 WALNUT Street, on
TUEBDAY, February Ist next, at 11 o'clock A.M.:
after which an elec ion will be held for officers and
manager! for the ensuing vear
Tbe Transfer Books will be closed after the 20th inst.
jall-tfel 0. THOMPSON, Secretary.
ry3=a* Notice.—A meeting of the Subscriber! to
U 3 the Capital Stock of tbe Wyoming and Buique
hauua Valley Railroad Company, for the elec lonoi Di
rectors and other officers of ea*d Oompaoy,wtU be he’d
at the Office. S. W. corner SEVENTH end SANBOM
Streets, Philadelphia, on the 26th JANUARY, lust.,
between the hours of 11 A. M. aod2P. M.
BURTON KINGSBURY,)
0 UOMSTOCK, > Corporators.
A. P. ALLEN. S
Jannary 8,1869 Jilo-t26*
[Y"S» Jnyne’s Hall Prayer meetings—Notice
lk*f Owing to a previous engagement of the Hall, the
BUSINESS MEN’S UNION PRAYKR BIEKTING will
be helo Until further notice, In tbe SANBOM-STREET
ODUfIOH, (rear of the new hotol.)
All are cordially invited to attend, and the meeting
isopen for all to take part who are members of any
Evangelical Obnrch d2O-tf
IYT-r* Office of tbe Fratihford mid South
\XS WAUK PHILADELPHIA CITY PASSENGER
KatLROAD COMPANY, CHATHAM Street, below
FOURTH, Philadelphia, Dec. STth. IS6B —NOTICE,
—T.e Coupons of tbe Mortgage Uond« of the Frank
ford and boothirark Philadelphia City Paaeenger Rail
road Company, (late “ The Philadelphia and Delaware
Hirer Railroad Company,”) duo on the Ist of January
nex f , wit be paid at maturity, on pretentation at the
Giradßmk.
m tath&e 12t
E. HART, Treasurer.
ry«=» Office of tbn Wfit Philadelphia Pas-
UJI BBNGKR RAILWAY COMPANY, N. W. corner
of Harerford road and Logea street, Tffenty*fourUi
■wsrd.
The Transfer BooVs of tWa Company will be cloned
from l Jfl 18th to 2£th (iooltuire) of January, inat.
Dr order of the Board,
SAMUEL W. OATTELL,
Treasurer Pro Tern.
jal& stateth-3t
At a meeting of the Stockholders of the
GIRARD FIRE AND HARM INSURANCE
COMPANY, held r.t their office, No 415 WALNUT Bt.,
on tbs 4th lost, the following officers and directors were
chosen to serve the ensalng year:
PUKBIDBNT,
Joel Jones.
VIOB PttESIDKNT AND TREABCRER,
ALFBID S. GILLBT7.
SEOaaTARY,
J4MB3 B. Ai.TORD.
DIBKOTOHB.
fl«o. W. Woodward,
Oban. I. Du Pont,
A. 8. GilleU,
W. 0. Roduian,
s If, N. H. nr roughs,
A. 8. Ijarrrenco,
J. B. Qoghoß,
Jos. Klapp,
tan Coburn,
Joel Jones,
Wm. M. Srillo.
John Anspach, Jr.)
Francis Fetors.
II R.Ouggehall,
Jno. W oisghorn,
Jer. Walker,
Thofl Or area.
John Dacha:
j%6*ths&tu-6t
one-price Clothing ol the Latest Styles, and
made In the best manner, expressly for kitail balks.
We mark our lowest selling prices In flair fiqukbs
on each article. All goods made to order are warranted
satisfactory, and oar OHB-rsioa btbtkm Is strictly ad*
heredto. We believe this to be the only fair way of
dealing, as thereby all are treated alike.
/ONES <fc CO.,
604 UABKJIT «tre*t.
Seamen’s Saving Fuud—Northwest Corner
of SECOND and WALNUT Streets. Deposits received
In small and large amounts, from all olaesos of the
community, and allows Interest at the rate of five
per cent, per annum.
Money may be drawn by checks without loss of inte
rest.
Office open dally, from 0 until 6-o’olock, and on Mon
day and Saturday until 0 In the evening. President,
Franklin Fell j Treasurer and Secretary, Charles M.
Morris.
850, 850, 800, 800, 800, 800, 800, 800.—
SINGER’S SEWING MACHINES.—PRICES RE
DUCED.—A new and elegant Family Sewing Ma
chine for $6O, and the general scale of prices greatly
reduced.' AH who want a substantial, simple, and re
liable Sewing Machine, which has an established repu
tation for doing the very best work on every kind of
material, are invited to call at our office and'fexaxnfcie
the new machines, at the reduced prices. They can
not fall to be satisfied, I. M. SINGER to 00.,
Btf-trag No, 602 OBBSTS9T fit?*),
sreu> [publications.
LAW BOOKS,
LITTLE, BROWN, * CO.,
113 WASHINGTON BTRISET .....BO3TON
PDOLIEU THIS DAT
COMMENTARIES
LAW OP MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE,
and kvidenoe in matrimonial suits
B/Jokl Pmrtiss Bisaor, Esq.
Third Edition, Revised and Enlarged. .Bvo. $5.60.
tc Pray express to the author my gratitude. It !a one
of the most excellent and scientific works. We have not
In Germany & book on Divorce, written iu ro scientific
and bo dear and profound a manner as this of Sir. Disk*
op’s.”—fßxtraot from a Letter from Professor Mltter
meier, of Heidelberg.
“ A treatise that, for researoh and ability, will rank,
we think, among the first legal productions of the age.’’
—f aw Reporter
“ A moat acceptable addition to our standard legal
works ”—[Prof. Greenloaf.
44 Ie was manifestly the earnest wish of the author to
prepares full, thorough, and acourste treatise of the
subject be took in hand, and his task has been faith*
folly and ably performed The practicing lawyer
will find this book Indispensable.”—[Hen. Richard
Fletcher.
ALSO RECENTLY PUBLISHED,
COMMENTARIES ON CRIMINAL LAW,
BY JOEL PRENTISS BISHOP, ESQ ,
•Author of “ Commentaries oq the Law of Marriage and
Divorce.”
Vol.l. Second Edition. Revised and Enlarged.
8 $5 50.
ON CRIMINAL LAW. By Joel
Prentiss BieVp. Esq. Yol. 11. Containing the Law
of Specifio Offences. Bvo. $6.50.
“ It is true, albeit strange, that In thlacountry (Eng*
land) no auoh work as a philosophical treatise upon
Criminal Law in faot exists.......
‘•We have formed, after no alight examination, a fa*
voraVle opinion of Mr Bishop’s Book. Bure we are, at
all events, that the snthor is' really a conscientious
writer, and equally sure we are that he is quite atiffl*
dent, self-reliant, and not likely very readily to be led
astray by erroneous dicta or fallacious reasoning.
“ Mr. Bishop treats his subject in a philosophical
spirit, and, although' we might not always agree in his
conclusions, our impression, on looking through this
volume, is very strong that he is a pslne-taking and
troth-loving writer, and we ran nßlrra that in ttyle he
Is vastly superior to the great msjorlty of writers of law
books iu this country, who would do well in their own
treatises to imitate the excellencies which throughout
these pages are abundantly apparent.”—[LotdoQ Law
Magazine and Review, Nov. 1868. JalB tuBt
A” N INTERESTING MISSIONARY BI
OGRAPHY by the Rev. Dr. CUMMINS.
.Just Published—
THE LIFE or MRS. VIRGINIA HALE HOFF*
MAN, late of the Protestant Episcopal Mission to
Western Africa. By the Rev, George D. Commies. D.
D.. Beator of Bt. Peter’s Church, Baltimore. With a
beautiful engraved Portrait One rolumo, lfimo. In
plain cloth, 75 cents; id fall gilt, $l.
Extract of a Letter from an Officer on board the United
States Squadron, Coast of Africa.
“ I was shown, at the Mission, the portrait of Mrs.
Hoffman, the wife of a missionary who once was sta*
tioaed there. She came out young, besutl'ul, and
good, one of God’s fairest and best ereatuiys, with the
detei mlnatlon to devote her life to the Improvement of
these poor heathea. And so she did—and go *he died.
Only a few years after aho arrived she was seized with
the fever, and perished I stood and gazed at her pic*
tuts for an hour, aud could read her history in her
face. All that was feminine, delicate, refined, retiring,
and lovely was expressed in her sweet, soft eyes; and
about her mouth there was suoh an expression of will,
Banners, and undy.ng resolve, that you could not help
thinking what a perfect character for a missionary to
Africa.” LINDSAY A BLAKIBTON,
Publishers and Booksellers,
jalB 26 Bouth BIXTH Street, above Chestnut.
/* (£ intentional.
A CADEMY OF THE PROTESTANT
Jrk EPISCOPAL CHURCH, LOCUST and JUNIPER
Streets.—Rev. JAMES W ROBINS, A. M , Principal:
A- BUBOHBEOK, Teacher of French, German, ana
Penmanship; JOHN. H. MORRIS, Superintendent of
the Study and Teacher ef English ; HENRY MORTON,
A. B , Lecturer iu Chemistry and Teacher of Drawing:
OHAS. R HALE. A. 8., Teacher of Greek and Latin:
JOB. W. WILSON, A- B , (Oentral High School,)
Teacher of Mathematics and Geography.
The Second Term will begin Feb. lat.
Tuition Fee, Seventy-Five Dollars per'annum; In the
Primary Department, Sixty Dollars.
There are no extra obarges.
Olrcnlsrs may be had at the Academy. jalB*tuflt
£eflal Notices.
IVOTIOE.—Notico is hereby given that ap
-11 plication will be made to the Legislature of Penn*
sylvanla, at its present session, for the grant of such
authority, powers, and Jurisdiction as may be neces*
sary for effecting the SALE of all that Lot of Ground
aud Premises, in the Fifteenth ward of the oity of
Philadelphia, bounded by Ann. Grape. Powell, and
Vineyard streets, commonly known as the FrsncitfvlUe
Burial Ground. SAMUEL C. PERKINS,
jalB fit Attoroey for Applicants.
Retail Ore ©ooits,
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES.- We Lav©
still on hand a desirable s'oek of Winter Goods,
In new styles of heavy Coatings, Fancy Oassimeres,
and Mixtures for full suits.
Also, Boys’ Oassimeres and Coatings.
JalB BHABPLEBB BROTHERS.
EINGLISH BLANKETS.
JCd iltavy Square B&gli&h Blankets.
Premium American do.
Horse Blankets, Ironing do.
Extra quality Toilet Qutlta.
Various makes of Marseilles Quilts.
Imported by
JalB/ SHARPLESS BROTHERS.
REDUCED,—IF© have marked
V-/ our Cloaks still on hand to very low prices, in order
to make room for our Spring Importation of Lace
Points andMaotles. -
ja!B BHARPLBBB BROTHERB.
Fine shirt materials.
New York Mills, Watertwist.
Wameutta end Wiuiatnßville.
Fine Linens for Bosoms and Collars.
Medium and heavy Linens.
An excellent h£«vy Lineo at 87#o.
Shirt Fronts, Wheeler A Wilson Machine made.
COOPER fc OONARD,
jalT S. E. corner NINTH and MARKET.
CLOAKS REDUCED TO CLOSE OUT.—
Balance of Stock for sale Cheap l
Some cf the bert styles Block Beaver Cloaks The
assortment quite good. Prices range from $3 50 tosl2.
Will make no more this season.
SHAWL ROO -I
is too full of Shawls; we will sell entire stock at cost,
and less, and have reduced all our Winter Dress Goods.
Also,
OUR ENTIRE WINTBI&ttOOR.
COOPER A CONARD,
jail 8. E. corner NINTH and MARKET.
GLASSES.
JAMES 8. EARLE & SON,
816 CHESTNUT STREET,
Opposite the Girard House,
IMPORTERS
45D
MANUFACTURERS
or
LOOKING GLASSES,
PORTRAIT AMO PIOTURE FBAHBB,
OIL PAINTINGS,
AXD
ENGRAVINGS.
EARLE’S GALLERIES
oohstantly open
JalB TREE.
fTO BREWERS
i A3T>
DEALERS IN HOPS
The <• FRBKMAN’B JOURNAL, 5 ’ printed atOoopers
towo, Ot«“go oounty, N. Y , (in the centre of tho'grcat
Hep District of that State,) gives accurate Information
in rogard to the focal aod general Hop trade ; the ern
dition of the rlno when growing; the quantity picked,
Ac Also, the New York and Foreign Hop markets.
The F. J.is a first-cuss 34-columa Weekly Paper, of
large circulation, ootabllshed in 1803, Terms, $1.60
per annum, orsl for eight tnon'hs, fu advance.
It fi. M. SHAW, Propriety.
[ENVELOPES, PRINTED and STAMPED,
-S_J JOB POINTING and ENGRAVING} Grain, Flour,
and Seed Begs of all kinds.
WM. COLBERT k CO.,
123 Booth FOUHTU Street.
IVJA.RACAIBO and cue ago a hats,
XT A imported and for sale by
J. B. DAVIS & 00.,
jalfi-St* 219 North WATER Street.
j_|ON. EDWARD EVERETT.
« The Pennsylvania Institute, for the encourage
ment of Apprentices and Amateara in Ingenuity and
Design,” have engaged Hr. Everett to deliver his new
leoture on the life, character, aod gontus of
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN,
AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
ON THURSDAY EVENING, 27th THIS MONTH.
Notice of the timo and place for the sale of Tickets
will be given In a few days. jalS-tf
C<EOBGE WHITELET, No. 135 South
T FRONT Btreot, offers for sale, in BoLd only—
A. Beignette Brandy, 1857, Pale and Dark.
Jules Robin Oogoao, 1866 and 1857.
Union Proprietors’ Cognac, 1861.
Plnet, Oaetillion. A Oo C0gnac,1860,1867,1868.
A. Camus Rochelle, 1567.
Pellevolsin Rochelle, 1868, to arrive.
Mattell k 00. Cognac, 1366,1861,1818.
Jamaica Bum, 2 years iu Bond.
Stewart’s Scotch Whiskey.
Burgundy Port Wine,
gioily Madeira Wine.
Hetosick Champagne, quarts and pints.
A full assortment of Claret Wine, in cases and casks,
to arrive. ‘ Jal6«Bm*
£JHARLES MULUKIN
DBALKR IN.
PLUMBERS’ MATERIALS,
AT NEW YORK PRICKS,
623 MINOR BTBKBT.
jalO-lm*
tIffAVANA OIGARS.— A handaomo aa
sortment of superior Clgaifi, of various brands
and elses, just received and for sale low by
CQARLFS TBTE,
138 WALNUT Street.
BRANDIES. —United Vlnyard Proprietors
OOGNAO, in and old vintage.
Henneeev k Co., do. do-, in'bond, and for sale by
A. MERINO, 140 South FRONT Street. ja4-tf
GAS STOVE, manufactured by W. F.
SHAW, of Boston, and pronounced by those who
have need them a good article. For sale by
jalOßt AROBBR, WARNER, MIBKBY, k 00.
BUTTER, —69 tuba Goslien Butter just re
vived, and for safe by
O. O. BADLRR. k 00.,
dP aROU lit., ■ooond dnr»r hair w fmnt
"OUSSIA AND AMERICAN TARRED
M.%/ Cordage, assorted sizes, manufactured and for sale
by WEAVER, FITLHB, AGO , No. 28 North WAT3R
Btrert, tod aßHojft WiIARyJBB. jal4
3tuaran« (Eompaniea.
nPHE GIRARD LIFE INStJRi
*■- NMll'Y, AND TRUST COMPANY
DELPHIa, io conformity with an act c
tare, publish & Statement of the Asset* 1
of January, 186th
Real Batata
Bondsanil Mortgages,*...,
Ground Rents
Loaned upon Collateral Security.,.......
LOANS.
H t o6o Delaware and Chesapeake Canal
* Company. 6 per cent.
67,100 City of Philadelphia. “
7,00. Allegheny County, pa., **
38,0 0 Harrisburg Ba‘lroad Co., “
10,000 Sosquffaanoa Canal Co.. ,f
4,025 Cutu'.en and Amboy B. Co., “
7,W0 Lehigh Valley Railroad Co., “
??’?«? Pennsylvania, 5 per cent.
11,200 City of Philadelphia, “
STOCKS.
2uo shares Northern (lank of Kentucky,
100 00. Bank of Kentucky,
174 do. Bank of Louisville, ;
123 do. New Orleans Gi* Light 00.,
ill do. Union Bank of Tennessee.
1121 do. The Girard Life Ins. T Ann.,
and TrottOo , of Phila.,
I°o do. BeaTerVeadowßaliroadCo.,
W do. do. do. preferred.
80 do. Merchant! 1 and Mechanics’
Banker Wheeling.
80 do. Philadelphia Bank,
2d do. Partners’ & Mechanics’ Bk.,
62 do. Philad’a, WUmlogton, and
Baltimore Railroad Co.,
1220 do. Pennsylvania Railroad Co.,
293 do. Susquehanna Railroad 00..
CA5H...*.....
JNO. I. JAI
JamurylS, 1869.
(XFFIQE OF THE RELIANCE MUTUAL
v/ INSURANCE COMPANY OP PHILADELPHIA.
No 808 WALNUT Bt.—Jahoaht 8, 1860.
The following element of theaffaira of this Com
panj, on the Slit of December, 1868, la published iu
pursuance of the Charter, ris:
To capital Stock paid In 1176,060 00
Cert flcatee of Prbflt,eooYerti
ble into Stock.;
To Continuant A coo tin ta for Pm
tolamfl on«Plre Risks out
standing Deo, 81,1857 66,611 28
“ Fire Risks zeoeitedin 1668... 41,646 21
“ Intercut Accaont, set. re
ceived in 1868 11,380 21
<( Policies, Transfers, and other
profits.....,, 1.814 3i
“ Profitand Loss, Deo. 81,1667. 18,676 04
By Losses by Fire paid 1n1856...
Re-Ininrancea at Baltimore
and Cincinnati, Return Pre
miums, Ao
“ Expenses, including Agencies
and Texes.,.,
Remaining with the Company ,f 270,478 43
Which is Invested as follows, vis
la First Mor'gsgM on City Fro*
pertj, worth double the
amount
“ Peona. B. B. 00.’56 perct.
2nd Mortgage Loan $30,000 00 27,000 00
(( AlleghenyOo 6perot. Penns.
R R. Loan.
«« City or Phllada 6 perct. Pa.
R R Loan
(< Penns Ri R Co.’e Stock-...
<( Stock of the Reliance M. In-
surance 00.................
“ Stock of the County lira In
surance 00/...,.
“ Stock of the Delaware M. S.
Insurance Go
“ Union M Ins Co.'aScrlp...,
<• Sill* Recelvabl
“ Book account*, accrued lota*
rest, Ac
“ Cash .on hand.
$279 478 43
The DlfeetOMhare, THIS RAT, declared a Dividend
of BIX PER CENT. on the Capital Stook of the Oom*
paoy, and on the Certificate* cf Profit* outstanding, for
the year ending December 81, 1868, without deduction
for State Tax. payable in cash to the Stockholder*, on
and after the Ikth.lnsranfc.
Also, a Dividend of FIVE PER CENT., payable pro
rata on the Capital Stock and Premium* earned out of
the profit* of the Company for the year ending Decem
ber 31, 1858, forwfalch certificate* or Profit*, bearing io*
tercet, will be delivered to the Stockholder a, and to the
insured entitled to receive the same under the pro*
viaions of the Charter, on and after the 12th instant.
No certificates will be Issued for any ha* sum than
ten dollars, nor for any fractional part of one dollar.
Sams leM'thui ten dollars, and not leas than one dol
lar, are eredlted to the Insured on tbe books of the
Company, and If within any period of ten years, the
said oredita amount to ton dollars, certificate* therefor
will be issued!
Certificates of Profit are liable, equally with the
Capital Stoek, for the losses and engagement* of tbe
Company, and maybe converted into Capital Stock at
any time,.at the option ol the holder.
jal2-UUf B. M. HINGHUAN, Secretary.
PENN WJTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY-Office. N. S. corner TBIRD and
ROOK Streets, Philadelphia.
The following Statement of .the affairs of the Com
pany 1b publiihed in conformity with .a provision of the
Charter:
REC CIPTB for the year ending December
For Premiums and Policies... .$150.814 17
For interest on Investments aad ~
Dividend* 60,780 08
■ - $207,614’25
LOBSKS'AND EXPENSES during the same period.
Losses 23, amounting to $58,860 00
Expenses, Salaries, Advertising,
Ac....»•••«»•«......•■»...««>. 0.708 83
Bent, State and City Taxe* r Ao.. 2,874 62
Ageooy Charges, Commissions,
Taxes, Ac 7,942 64
Reinsurance and Interest 2,745 76
.*81,621 34
ASSETS OF TEtB OOMPANY MABLB TO PAY
LOB3ES, JANUARY Ist. 1860.
8,000 00 United Btates 6 per cent Coupon
Bond* *3,112 60
2,188 26 Pennsylvania 6 per cent Loan 2.204 63
20,000 00 , “ 6 “ “ ....38 174 60
10,000 00.- 6 “ Coupon Bonds 0,190 00
10,000 00Philadelphia6 par cent. Loan. ..,. 0,811 26
4000 00 ~ 6 “ *« abort. 36.700 60
20,000 00 “ 0 “ “ exempt
from Ux 18,868 00
20,000 00 Philadelphia 6 per oeat. Loan, new
no tax. ..a..* 18,670 60
21,000 00 Penniylvania R. let' mortgage 6
percent. 80nd5....... 20.000 00
20,000 00 Pennsylvania B. 2d mortgage 6 per
cent. Bonds 10.040 00
22,000 00 Allegheny County 6 percent. Bonds 16 016 00
10.000 CO Pittatmrg City 0 “ »* 8,325 00
10,000 00 Washington 00. 6 “ “ 7,625 00
80,000 00North Pennsylvania latmortgageO
per eent. Bonds 22,600 00
20,000 00 Union Canal lat mortgage 6 per
cent. Bonds 13 477 60
100 abates Western Bank 6,862 60
200 (i ‘Commercial Bank Stock 10,685 25
100 “ Manufacturers’ and Meohanles'
. Bank Stock ' 2.784 00
62 “ North America Bank Stock 7,042 CO
186 (( Girard Life Insurance Go. (< 8,626 26
600 " Pennsylvania R. Co. “ 26,441 77
176 <( New Orleans Gas “ 18,807 60
Mortgages and Gronnd Rents, all first 1ien5..232.675 05
Loans on Polictea 20,876 19
Loanson Collaterals.. 29,211 AS
Bills Recetaftbls, Prsmlom Notes,
Real Estate, Office Building... .. 37,046 70
Scrip Dividends of Insurance Companies.... 41 310 00
Agents, balance ol their accounts dee 16,617 91
Quarterly payment* on Policies issued...... 11,697 82
Osshou baud and la Dank 13,763 76
Interest on Investments to Jan. 1, 1860 16 608 76
Office Furniture............................ 1,336 41
Franklin Fire Inanranoe Company 800 00
Deduct three Dosses due In 1860..........
Guarantee Capital
Philadelphia, January 11th, 1869.
At an election held at the office of the Company, on
Monday, the 84 lost., the following gentlemen were
duly elected Trustees, to servo for three years:
Samuelo. Huey. Samuel E. Stokes,
Theophilue Paulding, Daniel L Hutchinson,
Charles H&Nowell, Henry O. Townsend,
Edmund A. Souder, John W. Hornor,
Peter 8. Miohler, Ea*ton.
At a meeting of the Bca*d of Trustees, held this
evening, DANIEL L MILLER, Eiq , was elected
President, and SAMUEL E. BTOKBB, Esq., Vice Pre
sident, for the ensulngye&r.
The Board of Trustees have THIS DAY declared a
Scrip Dividend of TWENTY FIVE PER CENT, upon
the cash premiums paid in 1858.
They have also declared a CASH DIVIDEND of SIX
PER CENT upon the Scrip Dividends of 1860 to 1869,
Inclusive. payable at the office of the Company after
the 4th day of Feb’uary next, to those who have paid
their whole premium la CASH : and to those indented
for premium notes it will be allowed in settlement of
their next premium.
DANIEL L. MILLER, President,
SAMUEL E. STOKES, Vice President.
JOHN W. HOBNOB, Secretary. jalS-thaiu-tf
Exhibit op the business and
CONDITION of the
COMMONWEALTH INBURANOB OOMPANY OP
UIR STATU OF PENNSYLVANIA,
FOB TBB FISCAL TSAB VSDDU HoVXHBXA SOTH, 1868,
Amount received for Fire Premi*
urns
Amount received for Interest...
,f “ for Sundries...
J. f 43.830 72
EXPENDITURES.
Plre liOBRBB p»:d |7,454 61
Oomioi/mloDa, Reiogurance, and
returned Premiums
Expenses of all kinds, Bent, Sala
ries. Taxes, *c 12,260 6?
—. 526,013 18
6tjßri.cs fIB,BIT 64
ABBHTB OF CQMFANF, DEC. 83sf, 1868.
Cash'Jn Tradesmen’s 8ank......518 655 32
11 Drawer . 'l5O 60
<< Hands of Agent 5........ 1,162 14
slo 907 D 9
ATum&tr of Shares of Stoek of all kinds owned by the
Company. n«d the par and market value thereof,
250 shares Pennfijlranla M’kt tal
Rallroal $12,600 $10,760
160 shares North fa. ft... 7,600 1,360
—. *12,100 oo
Bonds of <iH kinds owned by the Company , and the
par and market value thereof.
M’htval.
MmoqlqTiO&q $2,850 $2,?5Q
Mifdoari State Loan 17,000 15,300
17,650 00
Temporal? Loans or the Company secarad
by collaterals (chiefly bonds) with, n mar
gin exceeding 16 per cent, on amount
Foaoed 24,621 66
Amonnt of Loros on Bonds and Mortgagee*
being tbo first lien on Improved Heal
Estate in the city of Phila., worth more
than dooblo the aoionnt of said, mortgages 119,300 00
Assessments on Stock paid, $180,500 ......
“ “ •< not paid 18,500 00
•Instalments on Btook not called for, and
for which the Stockholders are Individu
ally liable under the provisions of the
Charter of the Company
Total aaaeta of the Company, Deo, let, ’68.. $507,168 62
The undersigned Auditing Committee, having ex
amined the foregoing statement find the same to be
correct. JOHN M. BUTLER,
JOHN K. WALKER.
Dn. DAVID JAYNE, President.
JOHN M. WHII ALL, Vloe
Bamobl S. Moon, PocreUry. jalB 6t
ttattroafc Notices*
f>S»f PHILADELPHIA and
RAILROAD . 00.—
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Monday, January 17tli, 1858.
LBAVB IIARBT. LBAVE WBST PHILADA.
At 7.00 A.M. At 8.00 A.M.
tt 800 “ “ 900 “
<< 9.00 “ “ 10.00
» 1100 “ “ 12 00 “
i‘ 2 00 P. M. “ 3.00 P. M.
»« 300 ■« “ 4.00 “
<i 4.00 “ “ 6.00 “
«* 6CO ‘ { » 6.00 **
u 600 “ “ 7.00 u
10 80 “ ,k 11.00 “
ilrd And Market.streets, via
zap Hallway. SO rolnutea be
e»t Philadelphia..
>nt.
•OHALLj Baperiaknd«nt,
PuAengers leave Thi
West Philadelphia Pessenpt
fore the time for leaving We
By order of the Pro-ldoi
jalO-Gt DEiNfIY J?A&<
rkmOE OP THE QUAKER CITY IN
bun&NOB COMPANY, 408 WALNUT STREET.
w2IM^ K > FHU ' Jsua&rx Oth, 1860.
*7 . «?' of the business and eon*
lD ««»ne® Company ” as pr«-
unted to its Stockholders January 4th, I 860:
0ftp1taUt00k.................5200,000 00
Surplus January Ist, 1868..,,.. 77 67^8f
Premiums for miuranee in 1868 328.606 68
Int-reßt account IQAI4 80
S altsge and reinsurance aco’t.. 22*216 li
LOBBEB, EXPBNSBB. ia. ' * M1 > 008 88
Losses paid in 1669.5122,089 11
Dividend, Commissions to agents,
Taxes, Licenses, Printing, Ad
vertismg, Office Bent', aud Kx
pomes •• 60,899 07
Reinsurance and return premi
ums -27,622 IB
Salaries paid in 1868 6,846 18
ioa . mo 8216,766 64
ABSBTB.
Ponds, Mortgages, Stocks, Cou
pon Bends, Loans on Collateral
and on call ~•••,••...8184,668 60
Bills Receivable 87,170 60
Cash due from agents and ont
standlngpremioms 39,642 49
Oaahinbankaadoabaad...... 28,984 93
8824,861 42
aNCE, an*
jy or PHILA.
of the Legislft
held on the let
$6,450 67
. 810,170 80
14,860 84
. 176,483 83
At a meet'ng of the Stockholders, held the 4th Inst.,
the following offloers and directors were unanimously
elected:
officers.
President—GEOßGE B. BART.
Vice President—E. P. BOBS.'
Secretary and Treasurer—H R. COGGSHALL.
Assistant Secretary—a. H. BUTLER.V
50,060 65
DIRECTORS.
Gso. H. Bart, X. W. Bailey
E P. Robs, Andrew R. Chambers,
A. 0. Gattell, . J. L. Pomeroy,
John G. Dale. H. R. Coggehall,
Poster 8. Perkins, Sami. Jones,
Hon. H. M. Puller, Charles (J. Cmlay.
ja6 thi&tu-lmif H. R. COGGSHALL, Beo’y.
$1,323,863 09
SB* A Ota ary
JalB-taBt*
INSURANCE, ADJUSTING 1
AND COLLECTING OFFICE,
No. 608 OHKB)NOT STREET,
Philadelphia.
>9177,031 00
'The undersigned having been praotically engaged for
a number of years in .different e&pacitieit of the Insu
rance business—for several years in adjusting losses
exclusively for the Insurance Oompa'.ies—howoffers his
services to those sustaining Lots or Danfage by Fire to
property Insured in making out thetanroofeof suoh
loss or damage in full compliance wlth' tb&intrieate and
ounoing conditions of Policies of Insurance, in such a
manner as to obviate plea or excuse for reduction or
litigation by companies so inclined, or'others.
Be is assisted by the* best legal counsel in Philadel
phia, and will give particular attention to the Collec
tion of Claims against Insurance Companies.
It is known by many who have sustained loss by lire
to property insured, and it has also been the experience
of the undersigned, that policies are frequently declared
partially or entirely void at a terrain rime after a fire
occurs, in consequence of carelessness or mismanage
ment in effecting tbeineoranoe.or for some other cause,
which, although an important fact, is scarcely ever dis
covered or thought of, until it is too late. In order to
avoid each disastrous occurrences, the undersigned
will also effect Insurance in any Companies desired,
and examine policies effeoted by others (in most oases)
free of extra charge.
Parties sustaining loss or damage by fire, as above,
will find it to theirlnterest to consult the undersigned
as soon after the fire u possible.
d32.imlf* JAMES PULTON.
08,166 49
26,760 60
9803,867 08
12,767 28
9164,600 00
EDisaolutions anir ®oparttural)ipg
10,000 00
HHHB COPARTNERSHIP heretofore ex-
J isting between the undersigned, under the firm of
GIGON A BEYDBL, is this day dissolved, by mutual
consent, Joseph Seydel withdrawing.
The bnsloena of the la*e firm will be settled by GtlS*
tavns Gigon, who is alone authorised to use the name
of the firm. GUSTAVUB GIGON,
_ JOSEPH SEYDEn.
Philadelphia, January 14,1869.
THE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore ex
isting between the unlexsigned,mnder the firm of
O A A. PKQpIGNOT, Is ihls day dissolved, by mutual
consent, both being authorised to use the name of the
firm to settle the business. • -
OO
1,060 00
160 09
880 03
30,373 43
7,811 04
16.563 06
t CON&TANT PRQTIIGNOT,
„ AUGDBTB PEQUIGNOT.
Philadelphia, January 18.1869.
THE UNDERSIGNED have this day en
tered Into Oopirtimship, under the firm of
GIGON, PEQUIGNOT, A BRO., ror the Manufacture
of Gold and hUver Watch oases.
The bDßineßiwlll hereafter be transacted at the old
stand of the late firm of Gigon & Seidel, PLmaix
Block, No. 88. W. corner of BEOOND and COOK Sts.
, GUBTAVUS GIGON,
1 CONSTANT PEQUIGNOT,
AUGUSTE PEQUIGNOT.
Philadelphia, January 18,1869. jaiB-2t*
/COPARTNERSHIP. The undersigned
\J (late of W. H, HOBBTMANN & SONS) have this
day associated themselves as Importers and Wholesale
Dealers in LADIES’ DREB6 TRIMMINGS, at No. 61
Sooth FOURTH Street, above Chestnut, under the
name and style of EVANS A HABSALL. ‘
GEORGE O EVANS,
WILLIAM B.HABSALL.
Philadelphia, January 16, 1869. jAIS-12t
|\OTII/E.— J. D. HOOVER (late U. S.
1" Marshal for the District of Columbia) has asso
ciated him.elf with WALTER D. DAVIDGB, Coun
sellor at Law. Business before the U, 6. Bopreme and
Oircnit Courts, the Court of Claims, and the Executive
Departments promptly attended to. Address DaVIDGE
A HOOVER, LOUISIANA Avenue, Wash'ngion City,
j 14-tf
/COPARTNERSHIP. The undersigned
VJ have atseolated themselves, for the transaction
of a general Dry Goods Commission Business, under
the firm of BRINTDN A KBNDRI JK, and have
taken the store No. 829 CHESTNUT Street, above
Third. R. R. BRINTON,
J. KENDRICK.
Philadelphjji, Jan. 11th, 1869. jal2-6t*
/10PARTNERSHIP.—JOSEPH F. TO
BIAS has this day associated with him JAMBS
OARBTAIBS, J&-, for the transaction'of the ‘‘lmport
log Wine and L’quor Business,” under the name and
firm of JOSEPH P. TOBIAS A 00., Nos. 206 and 208
South FRONT Street.
January 1, 1869. ’ jalo-12t
| IMITED PARTNERSHIP.—The Sub
seribers hereby give notice that they have entered
lote a Limited Partnership, agreeably to the provisions
of ths laws of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania re
lating to Limited Partnerships.
That tbs name or firm under which said partnership
is fo be eonduoted is “ R. WOOD, MARSH, A HAY
WARD.”
That the general nature of the Business intended to
be transacted is the Dry Goods Jobbing and Gfcxthlag
Business.
That the names of all the geceral and special part*
net* interested therein, are BENJAMIN V. MARSH
(general partner), LEWIS W. HAYWARD (general
partner), EDWARD Y. TOWNSEND (general partner).
IIXNRY HENDERBON (general partner), RICHARD
WOOD (general partner), ALFRED H FOSTER (gene
ral partner), RICHARD D. WOOD (special partner),
and JOSIAQ BACON (special partner;, and all of them
the eald partners, general and special, reside in the
City of Philadelphia
That the aggregate amount of the capital contributed
bj the special partners to the Qbramon Btcck, is Two
hundred thousand dollars, of which One hundred
thousand dollars, in cash, has been eo contributed, by
the eald RICHARD D. WOOD, special partner, and of
which, One hundred thousand dollars, in cash, has
been so contributed, by the said JOBIAH BACON, spe
cial partner.
That the period at which the said partnership is to
commence, is the thiTty-flrst day of December, A.D.
1868, and the period at which It will terminate, is the
thirty-first day of December, A.D. 1803.
RICHARD D. WOOD, Special Partner.
JOSIAH BAOON, Special Partner.
. BENJK. V. MARSH:
L W. HAYWARD.
BDWD. Y. TOWNfKND.
HENRY HENDERSON. -
RIO HARD WOOD.
ALFRED H. FOSTER.
Philada., Deo. 31,1858. jal-fiw
...106 994 10
$812,198 06
. 9,942 79
$502 215 20
, 100,000 CO
JOS. G. BITTBNHOUSE, of the late Arm
o) B. O. HORNOR A 00., will continue the Whole*
sale Varnish Manufacturing, in all Us branches, as
heretofore, at the old stand.
Thankful for pa»t favors, he solicits the custom of the
former patrons of B 0. HORN Oft A 00., and hopes by
strict attention to business to continue to give entire
satisfaction.
Store—No. 231 1 BCH st. bet Second and Third sts.
$902 226 20
Factory—At GOOPERYILLE, Twenty-third ward
jal-lm*
Dissolution op copartnership.
—The firm of TANGUY A GRIBL wai dis
solved on the first instant, by mutual consent. JOHN
F. ORIEL having purchased tbe entire interest of
Samuel L. Tanguy in said firm, the business of the
firm will be settled by John F Oriel.
SAMUEL L TANGUY,
jal7-6t* JOHN F. ORIEL.
COPARTNERSHIP. The underalgned
\J have this day formed a copartnership, under the
firm of ORIEL, EITLA, A CO , and will continue the
Wholesale Notion Business, at the old stand of Tan
guy A Oriel, No. 17 North FOURTH Street.
JOHN F. ORIEL,
DAVID ft EI'TLA,
JAMES B.THOMAS,
Jal7-6t* JACOB GRIBL, Ja
COPARTNERSHIP. The undersigned
have this day formed a copartnership, uoder the
firm of HOOPE3 A DAVIS, for tbe transaction of the
Hat, Cap, Fur, and Straw-Goods Business, at No. 10
South FOURTH Street, up stairs.
BERNARD A. HOOPES,
JOSEPH M. DAVIS.
Philadelphia, Jan. Bth, 1869 JalM2t if
.934 051 89
. 9 2iG 70
. 28 67
REMOVAL
LINCOLN, WOOD, & NICHOLS
HATB IBHOVBD
From their old stand, 46 South SECOND street, to
725 CHESTNUT STREET.
The Retail Department will be closed for a few
wesks. ja!3-tf
J^EMOVAL.
Hare removed to
January 7th, 1869.
REMOVAL.
SAMUEL H. MATTSON,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
HAS
REMOVED TO No. 1129 CHESTNUT STREET,
THUD DOOR BELOW TWELFTH, *
South Bide,
Where he is prepared to execute all orders In hie line,
having on hand a full supply of GOODS for Gentle
men’s wear.
SAMUEL H. MATTSON,
n25-3m-if No, 1129 OHBBTNUT Street.
. 300 000 00
Removal— the undersigned has
removed to No 63 North FOURTH street, (late
HENRY COHEN’S.) second house above Merchant’s
Hotel GEORGE A. MILLER,
jal-lm* Wholesale Druggist.
dh r\rvr\ TO LOAN, in sums to suit
/•W/vappUcant*, upon Diamonds, Watches,
Jewelry, 7 Guds, Merchandise, Clothing, &c , on mode
rate terms, by JONES & CO., Brokers, N. W corner
THIRD and GABKELL Streets, below Lombard Es
tablished for the laet 86 years. Office hours from 7A.
M. to 7 P. M. dl7-lm if
FISH.— 685 Barrels Nos. 1,2, and 3 Macko
rel. 30 do and tierces Balmon.
40 do Bea bhad.
246 do Mackinaw White Fish.
437 da Halifax and Eastpcrt Herring.
680 Boxes Scaled Herring. Also,
630 Quintals Ground Bank Oodueh,
Sale b? 0 O. SADLER A CO.,
69 ARCH St., tecofid door above Jica
Insurance Companies.
Ufmouals.
KELLY & DOHERTY,
TAILORS,
81 and 83 SOUTH FIFTH STREET,
091 DOOR ABOVB CDBBTMUT,
East side.
illonej}.
fcUanta.
WANTED— A. FURNISHED ROOM,
BOARD, for a Gentleman and Wife, from
YiUe to Walnut, west cf Eighth street. Terms mode-
Addresa, with particular, MERCHANT, Office
of The Press. ’ 'it*
WANTED - A LAD, about 16 yfcarstrtd,
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Stmnsemente.
ACADEMY OP MUSIC.
SHE HUGUMOTB
This morning commences the sale of tbs 83 Mats Tor
the HUGUENOTS. To-morrow that of the 81 and
remaioinr 83 seats.
ON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18. LAST NIGHT
Bur four or thb season,
First Nfgbtin Philadelphia of
THB HUGUENOTS. . >-
H*me LABOBDE, from tue Grand Opera In Paris,
will re appear, after a most successful career in the
great European Theatres.
First nl*ht in Philadelphia of the great artiste,
H'lle POINBOT, principal Dramatic prime Dobna,
from the Grand Opera In Paris. £
CARL TORUES in his renowned character of the
Huguenot Soldier, and of
PU>BENZA. tAmABO, BBRKKL, PIKANEBEB,
WIBNLtOH, OOLJSTTI, Ac.
BALLET will be numerously represented, and
7i U headed bf M’LLE BO TO andTMr. DENN
aho will appear as the Gipsies,
THEM HUNDRED COBTLY DEEBBSB,
Part of which hare been made In Paris by the Costumer
of the Grand Opsra, and the rest have been maaufao
tured here, from original drawings: the/ will exactly
correspond to the epoch An which the action takes place
—IM2. AMI9B BN BORNE, fully eqoallmg'that of
the most celebrated Eurapein Opera House, supported
bf two hundred persons, representing an extraordinary
variety pf eharaetera, corps de ballet, cavalcades, and
illamlnatioos Entirely new properties and appoint
ments. THE ORCHESTRAL FORCE, tncvulicg the
H'litary Band on the Stage, in the third act. comprises
over SEVENTY MUSICIANS.
The Grand Ohorns of the __
BLESSING OP THB POINABDB,
In the Fourth Act,
Will be arranged er. an equally imposing scale.
- THE ENTIRE (old) MJS'NNEftGHOB.
Under the direction of Mr. CARL GARTNER, haring
moat kindly consented to unite with the regular chorus
of the Opera. The cheral force will therefore comprise
over
ONE HUNDRED VOICES.
The Huguenots will be succeeded, on MONDAY,
January 24th. by
ROBERT LE DIABLE, '
which win be the second and last Opera in which
LABOBDE AND POfNSOT will eppear together. It
will moat positively be given
ti ONLY ONCE,
with a most msgnifleent NEW SCENE, provided by
the liberality of the Directors. jalT <
ACADEMY OP MUSIC.
TO-MORROW; WEDNESDAY,
. “ the HUGUENOTS.*’
The Bale of Beats commences this morning.
TO THB PUBLIO.
With the Huguenots, Mr. Ullmaa hopes to establish
his claims upon the undivided patronage of the enlight
ened and musio-loving eftisani of Philadelphia. Fami
liar with what has been done before. In this city, he
boldly challenges comparison with any similar under
taking. He means,to produce u Grand Opera” as per
fect as it can be possibly given, and he coea not doubt
that the public will award him the merit of having ful
filled his promise to the utmost of his ability.
He once mere calls upou the publie and the press for
the most extensive support acd patronage. A d’sap
pointment in this respect would be ruinous to him, and
di«cournge him from continuing his exertions, as he
has dene. The risk attending hoy operatic enterprise*
ie proverbial. Tbiarbk is greater with him than with
aur other manager, for none had the courage to make
•ueh nuifierous and great engagements, and to transfer
such an immense establishment from one city to the
other. He la happy to say that the prospects thus far
are brilliant beyond expectation.
As regards - the Huguenots, Mr. UUm&n particularly
calls attention to the manner in which the opera is
got up, and to the cast.
“THE “ MARCEL” OF TOSHES .
Enjoys aßaropesn reputation of the highest degree.
It is ufs very greatest p *t, ani he hse been proclaimed _
by Meyerbeerhimself. the greatest living representative
of the Huguenot S-ildier.
MAD’LLE ROIN9OT
Made her debut in New York, u'ider the most unfavo
rable Circumttineee, as Valentine,’and achieved the
most triumphant success, the more triumphant as A
was unexpected.
„ MADAME LABORDB
Will again appear in Pbilade’phia, where she has
achieved Her first triumphs, eeieral yeaia ago. She
waa, at that time, &ttta*y-ry beginning of her career,
and yet the furore she created still lives in the memory of
opura-goeri Since then, she has song in the principal
European Theatres, and lately concluded a five ye art*
engagement at the Grand Opera House, for Vfhleh
MhYKRHkER composed hit greit worka. She is now
considered as the greatest living Bravura Singer, and
while her voice has gained strength, ithas loetnothing
of freshness.
The other very numerous Boles will be found to be la
COMPETENT HANDS.
THE HUGUEKOT3 will be succeeded on
January 24th. by
ROBERT LB DIAbLE,
wbloh will be the second and last Opera in which
LABORDE AND POINSOT
will appear together It will most positively he given
ONLY OSOE,
with a most msgoifleent new Scene, provided by the U-
liberality of the Directors. jalT
|~}PERA. LIBRETTO. BEWARE OF
VJ Baring Incorrect and Sporfona
OPERA LIBRETTOS,
from panphlet'Veoden, is the streeta.
The enlj AETBEHTIO LIBRETTO bean the
distinct title—.
THE PICOOLOMINI OPERA LIBRETTO
For sale at the Academy of Uuaio
PB.OB TWKHTT #IY* OIXTS
CA. HENSEL’S MODEL OF MOUNT
• VERNON—HOME Of WASHINGTON.
Now on Exhibition, at Oowell’a Now Hall, B<mth
west corner of SEVENTH and CHESTNUT—entraooe
on Seventh street—a perfect representation of all the
Buildings, Tr'M, and eTery object, embracing seventy-'
ove acres. Open from 8A; M. to 10 J?.M. Adßrifca’on
85 cents; Children 10 cents. JalB 6t*
MBS. D. F. BOWERS’* WALNUT-ST*
iU THEATRE, oorner of NINTH and WALNUT
Streets
THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, Tannery IS, 1859,
The performance will commence with the sew Play of
WOMAN’S HBA&T!
Isollna, Hisa Vandenhoff; Angelo, Mr. Bwlnhoome.
To conclude with the moral Drama, entitled
THE DRUNKARD.
Prioes of admission—Seoond Tier and VtunHvCizelet
and Third Tier, 26 cents; STjf • ossa; IMI
Circle. M cents; Private Boxes, Moaning to their
locale, B and 95; Single state in Orchestra and Private
Boxes, 76 cents.
Boon open at half past 6o’clock; Curtain rIMU at
7 o’clock.
IMTHEATLEY A CLARKE’* AROH-ST.
Tf theatre.—William 8; .Fredericks,Aotlng and"
Stage Manager.
THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, January 18 1859,
the clandestine marriage.
Lord Ogelby, Mr. John Gilbert; Miss Sterling, Mr*
John Drew. -
To conclude with the comic Drama of the
TOODLE 3.
Admission, 26 etc. Becured Seats is Drees Circle, ST U
eta*, Orchestra Stalls, 66 ets; Beats in Private Boxes, to
oto; Gallery, 18 eto; Gallery for Colored Persons,S6 ota (
Private Box in Gallery for Colored Persons, w eta.
Whole Private Box, $B.
Doors open at half past 6 o’clock; ooratnence at T,
precisely. , *
[NATIONAL CIEOUS, WALNUT ST«|
lv above EIGHTH-LEWIS B. LENT, Manager.
THIS (Tuesday) iVJNING, January 18, 1869.
WiU be exhibited
VAN AMBUBGH’S WILD ANIMALS,
Consisting of Lions, Tigers, Leopards,' Panthers, and
the mammoth parfermiog Elephant,
TIPPOO BAIB.
Equestrian end Acrobatic Feats by the
GRAND COMBINATION OF STABS.
SCALE OF PRICES.
Dress Oircle and Parquette,......... ••»••••»• 40 ecnli
Children under ten years of age. s *»a«.»«*.».2o <(
Family Cirole. *2O
Doors open at quarter to T o’clock. PerfonsaaMl
will commence at 7\'.
rpHB MA3NNEBCHOR («Tfae Old”) VO-
Jl OAL SOCIETY beg leave to announce that their
TWELFTH ANNUAL FANCY DRJS&B BALL will
take place at the AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
on TUESDAY EVENING Bth FEBRUARY, 1869,
when scenes, from Grand Opera
“ LEB HUGUENOTS” will be performed. Particulars
hereafter. jsU-UJS'U,^
ACADEMY OF MUSIC OPERA U-
J\- BBETTO.—The only copyright edition or Opera
Books published expreealy for the Philadelphia Acade
my of Music, and bearing this dlstinot copyright title,
FOR BALE EVERYWHERE,
at the reduced price of -
FIFTEEN CENTS.
Save your money, and buy no more twenty-five* oent
Books, as the beet and most oorr&ct edition can be ob
tained for
FIFTEEN CENTS.
OBSERVE—This edition has red covers. Bay no
others. This is also the only complete edition of
♦•The Bohemian Girl,” and “Martha,” in Eng
lish. j>42 tf
CANT WED’S OPERA HOUSE,.
ELEVENTH street, between Market and Chestnut.
OPEN FOB THE SEASON.
By the LargestTronpc of
MINSTRELS IN THE WOBLD.
BAN FORD’B OPERA. HOUft*
IHD TBS
SANFORD CHILDREN.
Admittance 25 cento.
SIGNOR BLITZ.—ASSEMBLY BUILD
INGS, TENTH and CBEBTNUT Streeta.
COME AND LAUGH. Come and see the Funny
Blitz, the Amusing Blits, the Remarkable Blits, the
Laughing Blits, the Popular DUti, the BUto, who
makes all Happy.
PERFORMANCE EVERY EVENING, commencing
7Jf o’clock, and WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AF
TERNOONS, at 3 o’clock.
Consisting of WONDERFUL METAMORPHOSES,
astonishing scenes in Ventriloquism, the Learned
Canary Birds, and the Extraordinary Exhibition of the
Rope Dancer.
Admission, 25 oenti; Children, 18 cents. ja3
rfYHE PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OP
A THE FINS ARTS,
No. 1026 CHESTNUT BTRBET,
18 OPEN DAILY (Sundays sxeepted) boa 9 A. M.
HUfIP. M.
Admission 25 cento. Children 12 oent*.
Shares of Btock, entitling the holder’s family to ad
mission st all times, $BO. dT-tf
MUSICAL POND HALL.—THE GEB
ITJL MANIA OROHESTRA will commence their
Publio on SATURDAY next, Nov.
20th. Single Tiokets 26 oenti; a package of efefct
tickets for fl, which may he obtained at Andre’s, UQA
Chestnut street: Beck & Lawton’s, corner of Seventh
and Chestnut, and at the door of the HaU, The per*
formanoa oommenoea at 8R o’clookp. H. nolT-tf
Bamujs iTunbg-
The spring gardew savimg
ffUND.
(Oiunm it Tn_LMinJTsuiorPnnn.TUU.)
PEBPETUAI. CHARTER.
HT! FSB 01NT. Interest allowed to Depotitoxfj
4nd all Honejfl Paid b&qfc on Demand.
OYYIOS,' 831 NORTH THIRD STRUT, -
UOovsoMiurxox Bum Birasnre.)
Itntlonis now open for the transection ot
business* end is the only Chartered Serins land located
In the northern pert of the city. <
The Office will he open (daily) from 9 to $% o’clock]
end also on MONDAYS end THCJBSDATB, from 6 utu
6 o’olock in the Xrening.
IUNAeXBS.
frederlek Kletl, John Xeciler, Jr.,
Stephen Smithy James 8. Prtagle,
John P. Lery, Jacob Do ok.
Hon'. Henry K. Strong, Joeeph 14. Cowell,
Daniel Underkoflcr, J. TFesley Brer.
Hon. Wm. MUlwerd. Robert B. DarHfOVj
Prederlok Sttake, P* 0. BHmeker,
Tranols Hut, John P. Verne,
President* JAMBS B- PSIKSLS.
Secretary* OBQRQB T. THORN. aj3l-lftf
C3AVINU FUND. —UNITED STATES
AtbUBT COMPANY, owner of THOU) and 0HB8T»
email sum* received, and paid back on do}
aandfwitkoat notion, with 7IYB PIB OBNT INTBB
B3T from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal.
Office hoars, from 0 until 6 o’alook every day, and on
MONDAY BVnNUHJB from T until 0 o’clock.
DRAFTS for sale on Bngland, Ireland, and Scotland,
from £1 upwards.
President— BTßPlXßN B. OBAWVDBD.
Treasurer—FLUTY 181.
TeUer—IAMBS B. HUNTBB
JF. ROLLER,
• FRENCH BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
No. 3T Boath NINTH Street, third door above Chest
nut, Philadelphia, -
Begs to inform bia friend* and the public generally
that ho has opened business on hia ovn aooount, as
above, where he will always be happy to receive a con
tinuation of their favors. As the senior partner of
the late firm ef Rollbr A Boaiov, probably no other
guarantee is neor ssary to an appreciative publio of his
entire ability to fill all orders in his line with the ut
most satisfaction. Remember the number; 27 Boutb
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