doned oftor a Bhnft of o^e.r ; 50,fii boen sank.
A new coQtraotor tben ' undortboJc tiro job, and,
after fiinkipgdtftbc r ur2o"feat|abandon6a ifc-—bath
without'pay then'Pfbcscqed with ft
himself making 60feet,.at whioh
point rook knd-waler were founds - The unfortunate
man, noV
shut down' ufcbß'by asont .20 v feet,of ourbing and
Band. No onoknowS-Whetiier he, is.alive or dead;
the ourbinz in the centre, and sand
holds theiqtigh£ 'ourbing is a wrook,'
and the shafts ienevr.dahgerous to -descend. - One
man, howeVer, r h3cl heryeenGughto desoendby a
„rope, and oallad out the buried man’s name/but
without reapdnße';. 7 ' J ?I ; r
ItiB truly Afrightfurkighttolook' upon., A$
usual, no'one knew what to do. Finally, Mr. Shel
ton, president of the Birmingham Bank, proposed
that one man bo selected to take charge of tho af
fair and order and direct.' Under this arrange
ment work has been commenced., a new ourbing
has been framed, of the most substantial kind, and.
will be located to-morrow, commencing;at day-:
light, with the hope thatit wIU be perfeoted to
morrow forenoon/and a beginning oommenoed to
displace the boards, timbers, and dirt. In the
interval, this unfortunate man, who bad returned
from a four years l ;Whallng.ToyageVlies buried in
the earth. Some say that he worked himself up
some eight or ten feet/and the last seen of him by
those at tho windlass was'.the closing of boards
and dirt over huh, crushing his.hat and body.
The sigh Vie enough,.to make the stoutest man
shudder. To-jmorrow wiirtell the tale. AU hope
for the best, but fear tho worst.
Tho Detroit Press has on acoounfc of the manner
In Judsoo, who eloped with the negro,
spent the time among hex new friends. .It says:
° Thektylo of living whioh the young woman
was introduced tQ:«n tho first, day of tho honey
moon is worth noticing Her sable lover, in pur
suance of an' intontion to set up housekeeping,
bought somo dishes and old furniture,' and the two
moved into a board shanty In the back part of
Windsor.' VThfs was in the negro quarter, whioh,
it is needless to,say, oomprUes several quarters o'
the whole town, arid was surrounded by aboutfifty
more negro shanties. The oooupanta of these,
quite token by surprise, turned out eri*nasse, and
the bridal oalis of the young wife consisted of an'
indiscriminate rush of darkles of all ages,; sexes/
colors and varieties. The only room she had was
filled with these.jodoroas visitors, from morning
till night, who cased at her with open months,
while little ebonies olimbod oh the roof, peepod-ta
the windows, and stole her com bread. • ’
“It.is-estimated, by competent Windsor nu*
thorities/ tbat eb'e received a thousand calls the
first day.' How she got through with her recep
tions is unkaown; bat considering, the foot that
she had been brought' op in deoenoy, .it is natural
to suppose that her stomach, must'have rebelled
occasionally, notwithstanding the iDOuloatiens of
her father, who'believed'them’ good enough for
her until thoy'abtually got her. : The story whioh
the parent .circulated, to the effect that she was
insane, and that he Bhoold l put her in fin asylum,
Is all bosh. No insane.asylum will admit her, as
sho has given not,the slightest"sign of- insanity.”.
The hearing of counsel takos place this
morning in the Superior Court, before Judge Mor
ton, at the lower room of the TremonVTemple, in
a case of no little interest, resulting from the na
ture of the testimony. It is a oase of disputed
mercantile paper, and the question is as to the
genuineness of a certain-signature. In order to
test this faotj; for the first time in the annals of
justice the aid of the photographic art was sought.
By the exhibition' or specimens of handwriting,
thus enlarged and multiplied, the jury are enabled
to have in their possession during the whole time of
deliberation tho moat..accurate means, of compa
rison. Some, of our readers ..may remember the
statement a; few days ago, that the eminent artist,-
Mr Southw'oftti. was kept under examination in
court a long-time, in reference to this modern
The, photographic, copies In the
oase were prepared by him, and .wo believe he
was on the stand testifying in regard to them for
agood partofseveraldays. The evont mayprove
that photographers will, bereafter be substituted
in suoh oases for the other olassof experts usually
employed; and surely it will be a matter of no
little interest'“abd importance if light fc thus
thrown, upon tboso. judicial proceedings where’
darkness too often prevails.— Boston Courier. V ’•
Lamentable Ooourrengb^-^Joseph 0. De-
Witt (brother of Hon G. DeWitt,Jr.', member of the
Degißl&iarofrom the 4th distriot .of this county,)
was drowned ot Belleville, at 3 O’clock yesterday
afternoon, while skating. He was in tho office of
his brother a short time before,'and severalcom
panions, both male and female, called him to come
upon the river, whioh requost he hastened to com-,
ply with. His sister, who appeared to have apre-t
sentiment of misfortune, told him. ho had better
not go, and asked if the fee was strong. He, how
ever went oh,' and after skating a few minutes at
tempted to go under the draw of; the bridge. His
eister, seeing hU-danger,'called on.him, but too
late to stop nine, and*in an instant the treacherous
ice, which, though/ some • inches; thick/ was weak,
gave way, and.be 'rwpreofpiUted Into the. waters
He managed to sustain himself for a few. minutes
by catching the edges ol the ice, and/in attempt*-
in-to seizes board wai thrown him, more
ot the led gave way beneath hls hold, and, though
he oamo wlthin afewlnohesof grasping the board,
the force of the current carried him under, within
sigh t of his Bisters and friends, and be was drowned.
— Neu>ar£Daitt/ y 2OtA,. . - .
The Westminster for Janoary, has
an article upon anesthetic agents as aids to surgical
operations. It estimates the number of opera
tions in the United Kingdom; United States, 1
France, and Germany;'during the poet ten years,
at one million two hundred thousand.. Thp total
number of deaths, so fares has been ascertained,
from the inhalation of anmsthetio vapors, in Ha
rope and America, has been as follows: Deaths
frow r cblorofom, 68; from ether. 2; from, mix
ture of chloroform and other, !; from '
chloroform alcohol, 1.: from ' amylene. 2.
Total, 74. v . . ;
TnEtrial/oPtbe t Wo Fort PI ttg un sat the
provlng- grtjund cßftr Plftabnrg iiMConblaSftd, and'
the removal gufljrth'Old Point Comfort been
ordered;'-;uptothe conclusion of the trial, twenty -
four hundred and fitty rounds had been fired from
each gun. At/thfT oldie/the*' ” hollow”’ gariwaa
but little injureo, and/in the opinion of those con
ducting the proof, would have stood as many more
rounds. polished and smooth as
when .the,, firing commenced, the only wear being
at the>poinfc whefe the half rests in the chamber.
The vents also suffered. less than “ solid”
gun. The latter was cut oat considerably in the
Bore, though otherwise.still in serviceable condi
tion. * -
SuocKifiG ’Kuß.n®tt«~We. have received an
extra from the tffide of
announcing that on the Bth, twovmen imprisoned
at that placefor hone-stealing; named Braden and
Daley, were taken from jail by a mob and carried
some e!ght ?nlloa from The city; and fating by the
nook to a. trec. . The. prisoners wore shaokled at
the time;th taheiriWim the* jail, and. the.
Irons were still Oti r wheh the bodies were discovered k
The oorteo 'of‘Braden presented the most frightful
speofcaol&O'f'whidh’it was possible to conoeive—.
tue rope,- either, by. accident or. design, haying
been placed in his mouth instead of under, his ohin,
by his inhuman murderers. - ;\ - . i
Left/her, Ho^e.—A young and' beautiful
girl, named Snsan. Blake,.whoso mental faculties
were nearly destroyed In consequence of physical
injuries received 'in' chfldbeoji, left her home,, in
East. Nineteenth' street, New- York;, about teti
weeks fcgo."' No ‘tidings whatever, of her where-,
abonts, although .untiring/ March was made,
reaohed -ber family until last Wednesday, - She
was found .by'ft /polloeman; at an early hour in
the morning, strolling through Eighth’ avenue, and
was; of .edurse, unableto give any aoceunt of her
self/ Her parents will make every effert to unra
vel the mystery,at presenj'surrounding her pro
longed absence. • *;
’C'l-T;Y ITvEM S
Rev/ Dr. ’ Chapin r s;Lect^ee.— Concert Hall
was filled lut'evsnlng toits ntaiyst capacity, to hear
the oloaiog Ifctore of the'“ People’s Literary Insti
tute” eburseffor the prevent reason, by the Rev. E. H.
New; York. We m&yjtate .that thislaati
aodln many fespeots most brilliantelTort, was an extra
eotertUnmeDtprofided.for our oltititns by this society,
liavlogbeeti the ninth, whereas tight woe all th&t had'
been promised fortheseaeon tickets issued,'and.we may
say, moreover, that it was a splendid dessert to the pro
gramme. The, subject of ilie/Isoture last evening was
“ Order of Nobility,V and It.wailnobly treated The
or&tory of Mr/.'Ohspin.wss; scarcely ever exhibited to
better advantage than id some of his lofty s'ralhs os he
poured them forth to au enraptured audience on this
ocoaslon. /
Gbbat DishorstbatioH' at Jayrb’s Hall. l —
to announcement, the Rev. Henty Mattyn
gcudder, of India, delivered Ja discourse at Jayne’* Hall,
last evening, under the auspices of the Young Mea’a
Christian Association'; There was a brilliant audience
So attendance, a line portfon of. the. galleries haring
been occupied in addition lo tbe main,floor of that spa
cloua.'edifiee; The/discourse warn remarkable effort
In behatf of, the-object most dearto his
cause of Mlsslonar-sustaining, ju every respect,,
the high lyputatioa.of I}r..Scadder as on eminent ora*
tor and able divine. . -V l- :
At the close of/the sermon tjhe Rev/Mr. Chambers
rose upon' tbe/gi&tfqrni' and stated, that, a collection
wouldbV taken ter thabeneflt of,the Young Hen’s
Christian Association, and that,‘in view of the argu
ments presented by . belong brother, It was ex
pectedtfaaVall present wtiatd contribute liberally. If,
however; said Mr, Chambers, there were, any In; the
hall mean enough hot>tp'_-oontributeanjthfhg, there
would be jast one. minute/abda half given for such to
ieave the house' befor«ythe collection ; ifaa taken up*
[Laughter.] it ls needless to^add l that noone left the
room, until the boxes'had been haifded round;/ The
collection, we are glad fo leanj/wss a generous one.
f3n Oah Purchase : -
.Window; Curtain*,,..// ; /
' Window-Shades, , ~
■ s a ;-'. Window. 7 .
' ' • r Lwe Oartaias, '
; . . ,‘ _ .Muslia OnrUlps,/
Vestibule Laces, aud Bods,
At W. H. Oakbtl A Bbotssr’s, Chestnut at., be
low EighthVt.', in Masonic Hail,'No. 719 Chestnut jt!
CorporatiokWohk,—-‘-‘Doestioks,” in his.&mua-
Ing &etehei of fortune tellers; entitled “ The Witches
of New York;”.‘describes ‘awaiting maid of
Cargo as “ a.shabby, looklog -girl, with her hefr in os'
much confusion as ifthc; city had'contricted tq keep it
straight!’’ '’-A'grsphie'deacriptlbn’of.an' unkeiapt mai
den, jhlut! V We wonder tiow friend Al.Dottttiofcs” wopld
describe a “waiting man”-arrayed In a gorgeous snit
•1 Granvllle/Stokes’s lost? Our fashionable friends
should oal)atNo. 6Q7.Chestnut Btreet, A> .
The Burhb’Cen ter Art. —The oentenary of
Robert Burns wascelehratedby hWadmirers, yesterday,
in g‘'variety, of modes,, Some just/tasted the/Urque
baugh j Sojne Indulged In A hsggis,pudding ;many read
TaiaO’Bhanter over again j ’while .not a few procured
fortkemMlves agreeable remembrancer* of the occasion
itr the/Bhape r 'Of neif and from'the
Olbtbicg HKU of KoekhlH A Vfilson, Nos.
603 and street, aboye Sixth. '
—Evory man.
shbtild keep'the wolf fromjhls door, if he oau/ Erery'
hol Aright .to fat any age she pleases, if she con.
. EvWy man who eirvbi hfcs a right, to pat away a few of
’Every woman has.
the/rlght/tn prettiest; which she'
. can/ -Avery nnmhsethariitit (andshould maintain it
- 110;) «f'W« , erlngthb--falhlobabieanlVdarablefllothlng
gown upT l/ ‘Ui ■ EiAfidgS*#Old’-AranUln Hall
So, fl tj U hd;MD
, _ Ou?l Maids .—Although we would not bo un
dersfcobdWapprovo tbe stato/oT liiculcftte thd
celd comforts of “ single blessedness,” it t is
but justice to admit that the. satirical asper-
Sionß oast on “Old Maids ” arejnfihitely more
to their praise than is generally imaglnea; or,
as i£ would seem, intended. It has been re
marked, with truth, that if a woman isremarka-.
bly heat in her person; people say of her,
(t She will certainly die, ail old maid.” Is she
particularly reserved towards the other sox ?
“Shejhas all tho * squeamishness of an old
maid.” Is she frugal in her expenses, and ,
exact in her domestic concerns ? “ She is
cut out for an old maid.” And if she is kindly
humane to the domestic animals about her,
nothing can save her from the appellation of
an «old maid.” In short, wo have always
found 1 that neatness, modesty ,. economy, and
humanity, are tho never*failing characteristics
of that terrible creature —an Old Maid.
Weono.—A little wrong done to auother is
a great injury done to ourselves. The severest
punishment of aQ injury is the consciousness
of having done it ; and no man suffers more
than he that is turned over to the pains of re
pentance.
Schools for the Head and Heart.—
Though men may improve their heads in the
Company, of their own sex, we may affirm
that the company and conversation of women
iB tbo proper school for the heart. „
(Reported for the Pres*. J
IJVERPOOL—BhIp Tuse&rora, Dunlevy-14 cl mdse
Wmßaphael;3doW McKee AGo; IdoLJohoBouAOp;
4 do Bhadrack Hill; 2 do GulUou, Anderson & Co; 49 do
Barcro't, Beaver A Co: 8 do Besson A Bon; 9do Isaac
Barton A Boa; 20 do Bobt poUook; 67 do Sheppard, Tan
Harlingen A Arrison: 1 do Aldridge. Higdon A Coj a do
TAP Evans; 2 do Wright, Bros A Co; 4 do T W Evans
A Co; 3 do W H Heratmann A Sons; 2 do Wight A
Brown; 1 do Billings, Boop & Washington; 0 do Wm
Watson A Co; 0 do Thomas Mellor A Co; 3do Stuart
Bros; 3do McCauley Bros A Brewster; 1 do fitonffer A
Huberts; 13 dofenat, Bros A Co; 7do J Pearce A Co; 2
do Abbet, Johns A (Jo; 8 do Canley, Neville A Hughes;
4do Somere A Snodgrass; 1 do Wm Brotherhead; 13 do
Sharp. Haines A Co; 1 do Shaploigh, Bue A Co; 1 do
Garrett A 8on; 2do H Dutariog A Co; Ido B G Btotes
bary; 6do David Graham A Co; 18 do A Wray A Co; 2
do Martin, Peddle A Hamrick; 10 cs 22 bdls steel 3 casks
tUes NAG Taylor; 7 pkgs Boeder A Thaoher; 1 John
Baylis; 1 cask R Bnlst; 2 oo mdse 9 bbls steel Helker A
Bro; 24 casks H M Dick; 2do Thos Thompson, Son A
Oo; 2 baths 8 A Harrison; 11 casks H A' Preer; 20 do 6
cases, Truitt, Bros A Co: 11 bales 83 oases Lewis A Oo;
Lbale 4 cases lcaek 2o bags n»Us Laing. Msglnnis A
Brown; 488 bars 800 bdls iron O D Bobbins « Co; 2 casks
McDaniel A Port; Ido 10 bags J E Stitohter; % oasks.
•Noblet, Brown A Noblet; 2 cs 19 bdls steel H D Pllm
toll; 1 cask K Mulllos; 20 bdls steel Shabel, Lawson A
Flshsr; 6 do Garrett A Son; 1 cask 1 oase J W Lee: 6 do
•1 do B A W O Biddle; 29 do 1 do Moore, Henssey A Oo;
1677 bars 464 bdls iron T J Potts; 42 cases 1 bale G D
Parrish; 18S*do Bdo Stuart A Bro; 2 o&ika J HugiU; 1
box Schaffer/Roberts A Ce; 3 casks Pie'd, Langatroth
A Oo; 8 catks Justice Jc flteinmeta; 22 bxs 4 bales W G
Ohlttrck A Co: 190 tons salt Oope Bros; 2 eases Bates A
Coates; 8 Wood,'Bacon A Oo; 10 pkgs O H G Abbott; 28
cases B Wood. Marsh and Hayward; 29 G B Beese, Son
A Oo; 1 box B Creighton A Oo: 1496 bxs tin plates N
Trotter A (Jo; 28 casts 1 oase 8 bdls Vance A Landis; 14
bales JAB Orne; Ido 38 oases fiharpless Bros; 1 1 cases
1 cask Schaffer A Roberts; 21 cs J J Bally A Co; 17 do 27
bales Biter Price A Co; i cask D Laudreth A Sons; 1 bale
W P WilaUch A Oo; 83 casks chains 17 calks 17 oaßes 1
box Martin A Bmitb; 7os Wray A GilUlan; 6 Martin A
Bennett: 3 Eingon A Hasbrouek; 2 Lee A Deare; 388
ban 60 bdls iron M B Mahony A Co; 1136 bars do Mid
dleton A Harned; 1626 bdls 4048 bars do Wm ? Potts;
2788 ban Morris A Jones A 00, 913 bdls hoops NAG
T»ylur; 4 casks do F W AG A Kohler; 2 Caldwell A
Gnriskey: 4 Justice A Bteinmets; 1 ce J K Mellwain A
Sons: 80 do J G Dale: 19 do Eehenok, Black A Oo; 85 do
J P Steiner A Co;' 2o pkgs Grundy, Warden A Co; 1 do
De Coarsey, Lafoarcade A Co; 1 bale G H Carney; 3do
B L Knight; 1 case M 8 Messonert A Oo; 1 trunk Tobias
Wagner; 4 bales J H Orne; 1 cask 1 case E K Tryon A
Oo; 4 casks Field A Hardie; 1 do 1 case C Ellis A Co; 8
casks W H Sowers; 14 do lease 2 chains Newlin Mar
shall A Co; -403 bdls iron 49 cases 99 bdls steel 60 pkgs
mdse order.
LIVE SPOOL—Ship Robert H Dixey, Dixey—33B pks
mdse fitaart A Bro;' 105 Senat Bros A Oo; 68 W McKee
A Oo; SdLewisAGo; 67 Wray A GiUilan; 68 Sharp,
Raines A’ Co: 27 W J P Ingrenam; 16 Geo D Parriab;
20 Edmiaton Bros; 8 J R CampbeU A Co; 6 W Watson A
Oo: 11 W Raphael; 4 Price, Ferris A Oo; 2 Dale, Boss A
Withers; • 1 Decoarsey, Laioaroade A Oo; 8 W H Hsrst
mann A Bon; 1 Academy ot Natural Solences; 2 T.A F
Evans; 9 B Built; 6 J H Orne; 1 Wright Bros A Co; .4
Abbott, Johns A Oo; 16 Howard A GilUams; 20 J Lu
cas A (Jo: i 0 J A B Oni'e; 1 D Graham A Oo; 1 Grundy,
Warden A Oo; ll'Geo B Beeie, Bon A Oo; 1J Pearce;
19 H Disstoo; 10 A Wray A Oo; 48 B A P Coleman; 37
Biter, Price A Oo; 1 Isaao Barton A Bon: 1 Besson A
Bon; 1 2 Bharpless Uror; 81 casks pot ash Bosengarteo A
Son: 206 crates earthenware Peter Wright A Bona; 217
do 8 B Pierce, Bon A Co; 8 do A F Eberman: 60 casks
china clay O B Dunn; 185 oseks soda ash OW Church
man; 191 do Dulles A Oope; 60 do bleaobing powders F
Lennlg; 612 bdls iron SAAB Bartoleti 1890 bars 880
bdls do Barber, Young A Co; 69 bdls NAG Taylor; 118
do Potts A Roberts; 777 bars and 87 bdls B Leggett A
Co; ZX bdls do Garrett A Bon. 27 bdls steel Cuttle A
Hand; 6 casks hdw Newlin, MsrehiU A Oo; 2695 bars
iron 2477 bdls do W F Potts: 43&bdls Bteever A Whitta
ker; 846 do Middleton A Harned; 210 do O D Bobbins;
001 do Morris, Tasker A Co; 2064 bare 1028 bdls do Mor
r.s A Joses.A Co; so casks seed B Binns; 210 casks bot
tled ale Merritt A Turnbull; 2do ink D Hay; 518 casks
soda 1 ash' 68 do soda crystals 78 pkgs earthenware 96
pkgs mdse order. -
PORTO OABKLLO—Barque Bowena, WUson—6o7B
hides 1297 bags coffee 861 do sugar 8 bags cocoa 69 se
roons inuigo Pailett Bros; 44 bags cocoa Parenstedt A
Co, New York; 16 seroons indigo Blsing A Co, do; 263
bags cocoa P del Hoyo, do; 100 bags eabadeUa 10 do oof-'
feeFLennig. »
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
F. B. Oops, . ' 1
Thomis Kiubsk, Jr., > Oomeimbb op thb Mouth.
BBHJAUnt MARSHALL, J
LETTER BAGS'
’At the Merchants' Exchange.. Philadelphia.
.Barque American, Wortlnger ...Cardenas, soon
Brig Ella Beed, Ttix0..«.«.......8t Jsgd de Cuba, soon
flehr David Faust, Hollander.... Havana, Feb. 1
SAILING OF THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
VBOM-THE UNITED STATES.
SHIPS LEAVE VOR ' . PATS .
Niagara../......... Boston. .Liverpool.. Jan 29
Circassian N York..oalway...Jan 27
City of Washington N York.. Liverpool.; ..,Jan 29
8ur0p0.^...........NY0rk..Liverp00l ~Jeb 2
.. ..TO ARRIVE.
-..SHIPS LEAVE.. FOR PIYB
Circassian...'••...Qalway.,New York.,,..Jan 6
Earopa., ...Liverpool..New York .Jan 8
Bremen Bremen.. New Y0rk....,,....Jan 8
Aarage Southampton.. New Y0rk......... .Jan 12
[C7“Tho California Mall Steamers sail from New
York on the 6th and 20tb of eaoh month.
DJ"' The Havana Steamers leave New York, on the
24,7 th, 12th, 17th, aud 27th of each month, and Charles
ton, B 0, on the 4th and 19th
‘ When the above dates fall on Bunday, the steamers
will sail on Monday, Except from New Orleans.
Jtllarine Intelligence.
JPORT OF PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2G 1889.
6UN RISES/...
HIGH WATER.
''Uft-* ARRIVED.
Ship R H DlxeyT-Dixey, from Liverpool Dee 3, with
mdse to Peter Wnght A sons. During nearly the whole
passage experienced heavy westerly weathvr,' the most
severe the captain has experienced during thirty years
of seafaring life; split the sails from the larger yards,
and It was only with the utmost vigilance that the sails
could bo kepHn sufliolent repair to bring the ship into
port. Off the Grand Banks passed quantities of deals.
Barque Bowena, Wilson, from Porto Cabello 7th Inßt,
with coffee, sugar, indigo, and 6 passengers, to Dallott
Bros. Left no American vessels in port. 12th Inst. Jo
seph Brown, of Llverpool/eeaman,dtedof heartdisease.
. hteamer John B fihrirer. Dennis, 14 hours from Balti
more, via cansl, with mdse to A Groves, Jr. These
vessels ate now making their daily trips to and from
Baltimore, as the navigation of the-river and canal is
uabbstructed by ice. .
■ Steam-tug Atlantic. Mason, from Delaware Breakwa
ter. haring in tow ship R H Dixey, from Liverpool, and
barque Bowen*, from Porto Cabelio. Sunday afternoon
spoke ship Tnsearora, from Liverpool, 6 mile outside of
the Capes—deolined steam.
BELOW.
Ship Tußcarora, Dunlovy, from Liverpool Deo 20,
with mdse and 188 passengers to Cope Bros. At anohor
off the Overfalls.
.CLEARED.
' Steamship City of Richmond, Tomlin, Uiahmond, T
Webster, Jr.
Steamship Boston, Hand, New York. Jos Allderdice. 1
Btr H L Gaw, Iler, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
(Oorreipoadenee of the Philadelphia Exchange.)
.LEWES. Del.. Jan 24,1869.
The barque Washington Batcher for Havana, left the
harbor and went to sea on Saturday evening.
' Barques Mary H Kendall, Charles E Lex, Hamilton,
aud one strange barque, brig* Samuel Welsh, and three
schooners are at'harbor. There is a full ship now at
anchor outside. Wind light from ENE, nod cold.
/, YoWfjAo. WM. M, HICKMAN
[Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchange.]
Oath Iblahd, Jan. 24,8.26 P M.
- Nothing going in.or out to day. Wind b.
. konrs, Ao, THOB. B. HUGHES.
/ [XT TELIOaAFH'TO THE PBIBB.I
' New York. Jan 26
A private despatch from Charleston mentions the loss
of tho chip Louisa, from Marseilles, bound to New Or
leone, but gives so particulars.
* Sataekah, Ga., Jon 26
Arrived, steamships Ohesapeake and Augusta, from
New York. ■'
New Oblbaes, Jan. 26.
Arrived, ship Ella Clark, from Havre.
Steamship Delaware, Copes, oleared at Now York jee
terday for Philadelphia.
Steamship North America, MoMasters, for Liverpool
soiled from Portland 23d Inst.
Ship Lancaster, Decan, for Liverpool, was towed to
sea from New Orleans 11th last.'
Ship Northern Eagle, AloKenney, for San Francisco,
cleared at New York 24th inst
DBhlp Defender, Robinson, oleared at Port Townsend,
W T.‘l4th ult. for Bydney, NSW. '
; ghip Troplo, Lorlng, oleared at Boston 24th Inst, for
Melbourne. -*
■ ships Macaulay, Rogers, and JosTarrat, Hamm, from
Oaiieo, via Hampton Roads, with guano, at Baltimore
24th inst.
• Ship Ma y Bradford. Thompson, from London Nor 17,
via Newport, where efie putin with rudder broken, at
New York 26th inst. v
Ship John Bright, Cutting, for Liverpool, was below
New York yesterday..
Ship Ophelia, from Leghorn for New York, was seen
24th last, lat BT> long —.
‘ Barque Dennis Kelly, Corson, whioh cleared at New
Orleans 17th inst. for Philadelphia, had on board 416
hhds sugar, 290 fabls molasses, 221 bales cotton, and 200
empty hols.
' Barque Stella, (Brem) Rickets, from Bremen, at New
York yesterday,
Barqoe-Emily Banning, Manley, fer Baa Franoleco,
was loading fruit at Loretta, Lower California, about
2d ult.
Barque Sierra Nevada, Foster, from Marseilles, at N
York yesterday..
Barque Editor, Harding, oleared at New York yester
day for Rosario.
Barque Quincy, Moore, from Boa ton for Algos Bay,
Soiled trom Bt Thomas Ist inst, having repaired.
Barque Storm King, Girard, from dsn Francisco for
Steilaooom, arrived at Port Townsend, WT, 11th ult. R
- Brig John C Keffer, Booze, for Pernambuoo, cleared
at Richmond 21th last '
gchr a Hammond, Clark, hence for Boston, sailed
from Holmes’ Hole 24th lost.
- £cbr Panama, Allen, hence for Boston, at Holmes’
Hole 24th inst. „
gohr Bobbie 17 Dillon, Marts, from Savannah, at
Portland 23d inst.
- Bchr W 0 Mershon, Cole, for New York, sailed from
Providence 221 inst A ,
Bohr Ship Carpenter,. Fountain, for Smyrna, Del,
sailed from Providence 28d inst.
. ,808? Julia Anna. Harding, hence, arrived at Bavan
hah 2lst inst.
- gchr Geo L Green. Green, cleared at Boston 24th inst
for Philadelphia.
; Behr J J Bpencer, Dole, cleared at Savannah Slst inst
for Garden Key. Pta.
. Behr Eliza franevs, hence for Boston, remained at
Newport 23d lost.
; Bour R L Tay, Lake, cleared at Savannah 21st inst.
for New York.
Cheap and Good,
Behr Llixie Maull, Henderson, from Boston for Phi
ladelphia, at Holmes’ Hole 22d inst, and’sailed against
The cargo of the brig Hurricane Bird, sunk from col
lision with barque David Lapeley, was very valuable.
It woe. however, nearly, if not quite folly, insured.
The bng wm valacdat f20,0W, and yft& also tiUßzed.ji
importations.
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MEMORANDA.
Ship Arrow, loet at Patagonia Sept 6,'waafrora Near' ' The Eau Lnstrale Hair Restorative of Jriles
York, via Buenos Ayres. . jBAUfiL has an unprecedented reputation of imparting
Beyenae ontter J 0 Bobbin, Day, arrived at Bavannah health, atreogth, and beauty to the hair: itsuseren
wl7»"r?,B»n fl d
haying the appearance of a ship or barque, with the inclines it to carl. Sold by all Druggists and by JULBB
masts ont away, about 10 feet above water. Sent an of- HAUEL & 00., No. 704 CHESTNUT Street, Pbll&de’
Beer in a boat to examine her, but owing to tbe thick- ja23>6
ness of the weather conld not deoide upon her rig, her r
hull being submerged. On the 20th, when in lat 81 88
N, passed tbe same wreck; hore to, and sent an officer
to meke a more thorough examination; he reported her
to be the wreck of a barque, with the masts cut away
about eight feet above the deck, sails and rigging at
tached, studding eaii booms partly rigged out. and
oourses farlei. As there was a strong current setting
to the S and B past the wreck, it had the appearauoe or
being anchored. It lies in ll fathoms water, and in
the track of Teasels running up N from Florida, and
would be a most serious obstaole to encounter at night
or In heavy wealher. __
At St Thomas 6th Inst, ships Milton, Horner. Jenny
Lind, Wheeler, and Moatmorenoi, Brown, for New Or
leans; Henrietta, Trecartln, for Havana; Messenger,
Trott, repg; Flora McDonald, Caldwell, from Liverpool
for Baltimore, do; Atlantic, Made), from Rotterdam for
New York, do; barques Delpbos, Gill, for New Orleans
oth, old; lola Wylie, Patterson, for Cuba, old; Maryß
Bod worth, Baker, from Machiaa for St Michaels, repg;
Oasis, Oreeoh, frem Leghorn for New York, in distress,
wtg; Cheshire, Flye, udo; Tereea, Foster, fromN York,
ar2d, ditohg; brigs Abner Taylor, Tapley.from Grena
da, ar Ist, wtg freight; Delaware, of Philadelphia, Ba
ker, from guano Islands ar 3d with loss of anchors, &o,
and leaky; Somers, Oaofield crying to sell cargo; Mooa
gas, Oouthnay, waiting for repairs.
arrivals at the principal hotels.
UP TO on O'CLOCK THIS XORRIKfI.
GIBABD BOUBl—Ohutnnt .treat, below Ninth.
J Yf Sweney, Otn O H Holton, Charleston
I W North Minnesota T L Davis, N T
E Bchla.g.r, Chicago O A Nleellß, Beading
L Jlsher, NY J 8 Barry, Baltimore
J D Harding, Md W B Wooobridge, Ya
A Lawson, Marlon, Ala F Taylor, West Chester
W Oourtensr, Baltimore Mr Dudley, NY
O Knickerbocker &. la, N Y O BJUstings, Boston
S W Haseltlne, Oln, O 3 D Ohlselln, Norfolk, Ya
S MoAbley, SO o B Brown, 80
N Hancox, Conn C B Oook, N
S dark, Boston L A Willard, Chicago
Mr.Oilson.NY Oapt Whitall, USA
W D Barrett, Baft Wm Thompson, Pa
Goesmann, Germany M B Oowpsrthwait, N Y
BWatrons, Elmira Platt Colo, Elmira
E H Oook, Elmira Judge Donaldson, Pottsvle
J H Lyon, Jersey City T J Atwood, Pottsvillo
N Kingsley, Hartford Oeo Kellogg. Vt
W B McM.eter, N Y Jas Grant, NY
O DSnforth, Patterßon G W SavsgO, N J
John Dearborn, NY John Lord, N Y
Mr Stroud, NY AH Washington, Tenn
E E Nichols A In, N Y Jos E Warner, Balt
Wm MrLain, Belt D B Woodward, Balt
W S Gulbertson&la, N Al’y T B Monroe, Kentnoky
J A Ola.kson, Richmond Mr Cole. Balh
B Andlbert, NOrleans J R Waller, NOrleane
W W Wall, Weshlngton P Potteboae, Wyoming,Pa
ThosDParet.N Y OV North,Conn
Jas R Parnell, Md A J Rogers A la, N J
J Bnullnger, N Orleans Y Preat, N Orleans
Jos A Williams. N O. PS Low, NY ■
A G Kirkland. Phlla- W O Annan, NY
B S Oalof, N Y Jeff Wallene, N Y
A T Day, Conn H D Moore, Conn
B F Leawough, Blass G M Stow, NY
John Butler, N Y ? biggins, Mass
T Hart, N Y LW Oarroll, Oonn
B B Welch, Boston W H Clark, Pa
D B Sexton, Cleveland O Schwartz, N Y
8 T Hall, Albany R F Lester, Petersburg
J E Goll A la, N Y J Eldridge, N Y
Marcus Spring, NY 8 W Joy, Baa Franoisco
MEBOHANTB* HOTBL-Fourth at., below Arch.
D W O Herrick, Troy Geo Dobb, Pittsburg
W G Drood, Pittsburg 8 M Butler, PhUa
J W Abbot. Westford -G U Johnson, Erie
WOraven, Westford A H Jameson, Beading
G D Bigelow & la, N Y J C Hager. Lancaster
E Ramsay, Marion, Pa 8 L Roberts, Doylestown
C L Baldwin, Oonn C Earle, Pa
0 Oollings, Wllkeibarre Mr Oonitine, Wilkesbarre
B Poland, Boeton L Jonephthal. N Y
Aaron Seeley, NY E B Greg*, Texas
B Bain, Texas N B Pratt, Conn
O O Williams, N J W Patton, Warren, Pa
UNION HOTEL—Arab street, below Fourth.
J P Palm, Schuyl Haven Mr* J Hoy A da, Pa
8 W Jones, Pottevllle ' A Black, Ohio
Jas Black, Ohio Sami Porter A la, Oin
David Ganis. Easton Thos Francis, Pa
J B Jones. Haverford A 8 Overholts, Overton
H P Clifford, AHeg City A 8 Overhoitz. Mt Pleas’t
G W Baven, phila A L Robison, Bordentown
B Murtaugh A son, Pa E F Brewster, Bordentown
E T Warner, gchujl co B M Beeley, Bordentown
A K Boffmeir, Lancaster Jno L Page A la, Wis
M Fisher A 2a. WillUmspt J Bradshaw, Ohio
J H Straton, Michigan bliss B Baker, Mass
Jno Fahnestock, Lancaster Mies J Floyd, Mass
L Hueston, Gin, O • G G Evans, Newark, Del
W Hueston, Oin, O J JVI Davidson. Newville
Jonas Bdlnger, Newville B Bush A son, Mlobigan
H A LoDge<t«rr, Nebraska D B Longedorf, Nebraska
D E Butt, Mecnsnicsburg J P Hast, Nebraska
8 L Bixler, Carlisle
FRANKLIN HOUSE—Chestnut street, above Third.
M Davis, Easton Thos Hllson, Phlla
A J Winsterteln, Carbon co L Hitch, Del
N Weither, NY J Tomo A la, Md
J Simpson, Pa J M Simpson, N Y
W B Montgomery, Bristol W H Blawell, N Y
O D Culver, NY O Underwood. Conn
8 B Allen, NY F Krayer, Phlla
G W Eaverson, Balt A D Carroll, PhUa
F A Holbrook, Boston W H Webber, Boston
AMERICAN HOTEL—Chestnut st., ab. Fifth.
J 3 Evans, Pa J M Jennings, H Y
TLBkeggs, Memphis W MPolthemus, Mt Holly
Dr O P Lukens, Pa W B Kinsey, Delaware
J Thompson, Washington 1 W H Humphreys, Wash
G D Hilyard, NY J W Deacon, N J
W Tallman A la, Ohio Joai Seugulne, N Y
E H Titus, Easton G Braumont, Phlllipsburg
W H Merriis, NY Mr Diokev A la, Oxford,Va
P Sargent, Mass G W Sanders, Connecticut
B R Dawson, Lynchburg • A Gifford, N Y
Joshua Peirce, Washington B H Merryman A la, Balt
Geo F Smith, N Y
NATIONAL HOTEL—Race street, above Third
JF Moore, Pa G W Bamiey, Pottavllle
P Uhler, Fa J Belgel, N Y
E Bitting, Pa J Baker, Pa
W 0 Harris, York co J Hallman. York eo
H D Shaffer, Pa F B Gilbert, Millersbnrg
O M Knouio, Bethlehem J B Selfridge, Bethlehem
T OolemaD, Lancaster T Bowman, Lancaster
H A Oberly, Allentown G Yoke, Bethlehem
W F.Tonte, Sch Heven W 6 Kendrick,* Lancaster
/l. Babcock, Canton, 111 T B W Stockton, Michigan
J H Hoover, Aehlaod W Manley, Ashland
£-0 Christ, MloersviUe,
BARLEY SHEAF HOTEL—Second street, below Tins.
J Comfort, Backs co CM Bh*w, Lohaska
ME&stbura, Pa Mrs Chapman, Lehaska
S Yardley, Pa J B 81mpeon Pa *
J Y Smith, Pa H Jaunty, Pa ,
W R Dougherty, Pa C Longshore, Pa
G- V Weston, Newtown T Ent, N J
J Brown, NJ W Davison, Dheltenham
BLACK BEAR INN—Fifth and Merchant streets.
8 A Oooper, Chester co E Scott, Chester co
R Melon, Chester co J J Phillips, PkcculxvlHe
W Woolley, Md RMHanna, Pa
A Tyson. Montgomery co C B Cutler, Md *
H H Sanderson, Now York W B Wister, Phils
L 8 Hooper, Pa J Ktik, Pa
T H Bugless, Pa J Minter, Pa
8 Moses, Phceolxville R I Smith, New Jersey
L H Davis, Pottstown W Shields, West Chester
P B Wagoner, Pottstown J Steen, West Cheater,
E Hsrtraaft, Pottstown G Callaghan A la, Pa ,
G Jack, Chester co WO Dickey, Chester co
EAGLE—Third street, above Callowhill.
Wm 8 Mirsteller, Pa G Hower, Northampt’n co
A Fetherby, Berks co J Danber, Berks co
J I owrigbt, Quakertown L Simon, Allentown
A WPottegor, Reading R Y Strausberger, Pa
H Reader, Pa O Bohock, Bucks co
A W Rauch, Bethlehem R B Baldwin, 8t Louis
J M Kauffman, Bucks co T Turner, Texts
J Boyer, Northampton
MADIBON HOUSE—Second st., below Arch,
Wm 0 Wallace, N J 8 Flanigan, Ireland
J Brownlee, Ball Mrs Garrison, N J
J Yuung & son, NY W Whitefield, N Y
T Fagao, N Y
MOUNT VERNON HOTEL-Second st., above Arch,
0 Christman, Norristown J 8 Barrett, Pa
B D Brewer, Loulsharg A Rahn, Del
R Landis, Wilmington J Mowrey, Del
A G Gregory, Salem F Alden, N Y
A Colden, NY 0 W Sarele, N *
fiBLAOK BEAR HOTEL—Third st., ab. Callowhill.
G W Mathers, Pa B Gaokenbach, 111
OHelfriok,’Pa MrsGackenb&oh, 111
8 Froed, Pa Wm Harner, Penusbnrg
0 Oraner, Pa 0 Finney, Northampton
J H Erdman, Pa F Halsler, Orwigsburg
J Albright, Orwigtburg M Albright, Orwigsburg
B Kimmel, Orwigsburg W Hlllegrasi, Orwigsbug
iW Thompson, ZionviUe J Vonartsdale, Pa
W E William, Btevensville/ 8 Roods, Southampton
D M Dnane, Readiog W Brumoach, Exeter
ferial Notices.
Great Reduction tn Prices—White Hall Cloth-
ING —ln older to close our heavy stock of FALL and
WINTER CLOTHING, we have greatly reduced in pric*
every artiole in our house. Now is the time to econo
mize, as fashionß really do not materially change in one
year. It will pay well, oven if you lay by your pur
chases until next fall. At the close of the season, our
aim is to close our stock of that season ; consequently,
we sell lower at the end than at the commencement.
In our redaction of prices we have marked the lowest
selling price we can possibly take on each garment.
All buy alike, and no one is cheated.
Call and see, and convince youJfeelres,
WHITE HALL,
Ja26-2t 8. W. corner FOURTH and MARKET.
Dr. Hoofland’s
CELEBItATEB BALSAMIC!.CORDIAL,
PREPARED BY DR. 0. M. JACKSON, No. 418 ARCH
STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
WILL SPBBDILT 'cOBB
Cough*, Colds, Infiutnza, Croup, Hoarseness , Bron
chitis, DisfUs* of the Bowels, arising from
Colds, and Incipient Consumption,
Read the following certificate:
I regard Dr. Hoofiand’s Balsamic Cordial as ufae
quailed ier coughs and colds. A short time since I was
attacked with a vory severe cold, accompanied with a
most violent and distressing cough, whioh rooked my
system terribly, and caused great debilitation. I used
various remedies without obtaining relief, until finally
I was recommended to try a bottle of the Cordial. Its
effects were indeed wonderful; a few doses produced the
greatest relief, and before I had taken the contents of
the bottle I was entirely oared.
Respectfully, ARAMINTA FARRIKS,
Jefferson Avenue and Wborlen street.
To Dr. 0. M. Jjoisos, 418 Aroh street.
This invaluable remedy Is for sale by druggists and
storekeepers throughout the United States. Price 76
ceuts per bottle. Principal office 418 ARCH Street,
Philadelphia. It
Worms 1 Worms I Worms I—lUcLane’s cele
brated VERMIFUGE, the great American remedy for
Worms. Sold by all respectable Druggiote.
jaVLmw&Mm
The best and Cheapest Article
FOR THE HAIR.
PIIALON & SON’S “ OOOOINK,”
Prepared from highly-perfumed
COOOA-NUT OIL. s
This preparation possesses extraordinary properties
for preserving and beautifying the hair, and also resto
ring its natural luxuriant and glossy appearance.
One application, however harsh the hair may be,
renders it soft and glossy.
also,
MAGIC HAIR DYE, PAPHIAN LOTION,
CHEMICAL HAIR- INVIGORATOR.
PHALON A BON,
Perfumers and Distillers,
Nos. 197, 497, Bad 617 BROADWAY, New York.
Sold by all Druggists and Fanoy Goods dealers. Pinl
bottles, 60 cents; half-pints, 26 cents.
Inquire for Pfaalon A Son’s GOOOINB.
Beware of Counterfeits.
T. B. PETERSON A BROTHERS, 80S CHESTNUT
ptreot, rUM.lfliit, Wholesale Agents. j»25-tf
THE PRESS.—PHILADELPHIA. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 26, 1859.
A o unpound of Cocoa-nut Oil, &0., for dressing the
Hair. For efficacy and agreeableness, it Is without an
equal.
It prevents the hair from falling off,
It promotes its healthy and vigorous g rotsfA
It is not greasy or sticky.
It leaves no disagreeable odor.
It softens the hair when hard ami dry.
It soothes the irritated sealp skin.
It affords the richest lustre.
It remains longest in effect.
It costs fifty cents for a half pint bottle.
Barnett's Cocaine.
BORNETT’B OOCOAINE.
BURNE OOOO AIM E.
TESTIMONIAL.
Boston, July 19, 1857.
(J 7 Messrs. J. Burnett & Oo.: I cannot refuse to
state the salutary effect in my own aggravated case of
your excellent Hair Oil—(Cocoafne.)
For many monthß my hair had been falling off, until
I was fearful of losing it entirely. The akin upon my
head became gradually more and more inQamed, so that
I could not touoh it without pain. This irritated con
dition I attributed to the use of various advertised hair
washes, which I have since been told contain camphehe
spirit.
By the advice of my physiolan, to whom you had
shown your process of purifying the Oil, I commenced
its use the last week in June. The first application al
layed the itching and irritation j in three or four days
the redness and tenderness disappeared—the hair ceased -
to fall, and I have now a thick growth of new hair.
I trust that others, similarly afflicted, will be in
duced to try the same remedy.
Yours, very truly,
SUSAN It. FOPE.
(J 7 A single application renders the hair (no matter
how stiff and dry) soft and glossy for several days. It
Is conceded by all who have used it to be the best and
cheapest Hair Dressing in the World.
Prepared by
JOSEPH BURNETT A 00., Boston.
07 For sale by dealers generally at Fifty Cents a
Bottle. ja!B-dtml
Saving Fund.—Five Per Cent. Interest.—
NATIONAL BAFETY TRUST COMPANY, WALNUT
Street, 8 W. corner ’THIRD, Philadelphia. Money
received in any sum, large or small, and Interest paid
from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal.
Money is received and payments made daily, without
notioe. The investments are made in Beal Estate,
Mortgages, Ground Rents, and such first-class securi
ties as the charter requires. Office hours from 9 o’clock
in the morning until 5 o’clock in the afternoon, and on
Monday and Thursday evenings until 8 o’clock, fefi
Dyspepsia. —There is probably no disease
which experience has so amply proved to be remedia
bte I>j the PERUVIAN BYRUP u Dfo>«p»l». The
most inveterate forms of this disease have been com
pletely cured by this medicine, as ample testimony of
some of our first cltisens proves.
For sale is this olty by F. Brown, oorner fifth and
Chestnut, and Hassard A 00., oorner Twelfth and
Chestnut. dlO-d&Wtf
Seamen’s Saving Fund—Northwest Corner
of SECOND and WALNUT Streets. Deposits received
in small and large amounts, from all classes of the
community, and allows interest at the rate of five
per cent, per annum.
Money may be drawn by ohecks without losb of inte
rest.
Office open daily, from 9 until 5 o’clock, and on Mon
day and Saturday until 9 In the evening. President,
Franklin Fell; Treasurer and Secretary, Charles M.
Morris.
Grover fc Baker’s celebrated Family Sawing
MACHINES.
A NEW STYLE—PUIOB $6O.
780 Obibtmdt Bteibt, Philadklphia.
These Machines sew from two spools, and form a
seam of unequalled strength, beauty, and elasticity,
which will not rip, even if every fourth stitch be cut.
They are unquestionably the best iu the market for
family use.
ocie-tf IC7mmd von A OIIOOLAB. -/II
Window Drapery,
BBOOATELL9.
SATIN DAMASK,
SATIN /DE LAINE,
WORSTED DAMASK,
REPS, UOREBVB, AND PLUSHES,
Together with all the trimmings appertaining to the
Curtain trade.
Owing to the lateness of the season, we will close out
our heavy Curtains reduced rates. Curtains
out, made, and put up, lower than prioes elsewhere
Also, White Laoe and Muslin Curtains of every descrip
tion, bought at auction, and selling at half the usual
price.. Window Shades, Gold Bordered, Landscape,
Gothic, Fresco, Plain Linen, and Oil Cloth, at whole
sale and retail.
PATTEN’S CURTAIN STORE,
dB-tapU WO CHESTNUT Street.
One*Price Clothing of tho Latest Styles, and.
made In the best manner, expressly for xiTHL balib, 1
We mark our lowest selling prices. Ih FlaiX riauxxx.
on eaoh article.' All goods made to order are warranted
satisfactory, and our oxx-nuos btbtxm Is strictly ad
hered to. Wo believe this to be the only frit way of
dealing, as thereby all are treated allker
jnarriagM-
On the liUhlnut.i by Her. Sr. Dorr, WII.LI UI W.
WADE, or Philadelphia, to lire. M ABY LAVALKTTE
MAKE, daughter of Flag Officer E. A. F. Lavallette, of
the U. S. N*»vy,
On Thursday evening, the 20th lost., by Rev. John
Patton, EDWARD B/THOBNTON to AMELIA AUGH
TRY, aU of this city.
On the2oth inst., by Rev. Thomds Winter, Mr. WIL
LIAM H. LEWIS to Miss ADELIAR. TIBBIE, both
of Roxborough.
On the 21*t inst., by Rev. George Chandler, Mr. JAB.
CRUMLEY to Miss AON SB WATSON.
On the 23d last, by Rev. James Neill. Mr. FRED.
DECKLINBURG to Mibb MARTUA BEATTY, both of
Philadelphia.
On the Ist Inst., at the resldenceof the bride’s father,
by Bev. Andrew Manshlp, Mr. JOHN VAN BURRN
DRUM to Miss ANNA MARY GAREY, both of Phila
delp*la.
On the 22d inst., at his residence, near Salem, Wavne
county, Fa., JOSEPH COGGINS, aged 62years. #
On the 24th inst., EMMA SIMMONS, widow of the
late Wm. P. Huddle and daughter of theiate Btephen
H. Simmons.
The relatives and friends are invited to attend ber
funeral from the residence of her mother, Mrs. Jane
Simmons, No. 1416 North Elevonth street, above Mas
ter, on Friday afternoon, at 1 o’clock. **#
At hie residence in Germantown, 00 First day, the
23d105t., BAMUEL B . MORRIS, Ln his 68th year.
His relatives ahd friends ore respeotfally invited to
the funeral, from bis late residence In Germantown
on Fourth d&v afternoon, 29th instant, at half-past
two o’clock, without farther notioe. w
On the morning of the 23d instant, Mrs. RIIODA Mo-
ORELISH, in the 75th year of her age
The relatives and friends of the family are respeot
fttUf invited to attend the funeral, from the residence
of her son-in-law, Dr. R. McGrath, No. 1114 Arch
street, on this (Wednesday) morning at 10 o’clock, with
out further notice. #
m . oroln i of the 24th instant, Mrs. MARY
LOWRY, relict of!Lewis 4pwry, Br., In the 80th year of
her age. ’
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend ber funeral, from the residence
of her son, No. 905 Filbert street, on Thursday morn
ing next, at 10 o’oloak. . «#
On the 24th inst .ANNA LOUISA, only daughter 0
Joseph and Anna Elizabeth Keim, aged 20 vears.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence
of her parents, No. 673 North Broad street, on Thurs
day morning next, at 10 o’olcok, without farther no
tice. «*
On the 24th inst. Mrs. ROSANNA KENNEY, in the
7Ut year of her age
The relatlvos and friends of the family ore re
spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi
dence of her son, John corner of Fifth and
Dickersou streets, on Thursday afternoon, at 1 o’clock.
To proceed to Odd Fellows’ Cemetery ##
On the 231 instant, after a few days’ Ulceus, Mr. THO 9.
READ, in the 67thyear of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited
to attend the funeral, from his late residence, Jackson
street. Maoajuok, on Thursday afternoon, to meet at
the house at 2 o'clock. To proceed to St. John’s Church,
Manayunk.
On tho 23d Instant, EMMA, wife of Bamuel R. Wil
kins.
The relatives and friends of the family are leipect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence
of her hasband, Hoddonfield, N. J.,oa this (Wednes
day) afternoon, at 1 o’clock.
(Vy* Horace Greely, Eiq., will Lectnre at
ILS the MUSICAL FUND HALL, on TUESDAY
EVENING, Febmary Bth, 1869. ja26-4t#
ry». “ Yeung America. ”-Rev. Newton Hes-
LLS TON will deliver a lecture on the above subject
la the NAZARETH M. E. CHURCH, on FRIDAY
EVENING, January 28th. Tickets 26 cents. ja26-Bt*
IY3* There it no falling in a Likeness* It
must be perfeot if you get a life-size Photo
graph in oD, or au Ambrotype, at KEIMBR’S Gallery,
BBOOND Street, above Green. ja2Q.lt#
Skater* Clnb.—A Stated Meeting of the
IJJ? Olub will be held on THIB (Wednesday) EVEN
ING, January 26th, at the HALL OF THE DILIGENT
FIRE COMPANY, 8. W. corner of TENTH and FIL
BERT Streets, (second story,) at 7)4 o’clock. AU
members ore requested to attend. The revised consti
tution and by-laws will be ready for distribution.
FRANKLIN PEALB, President.
UPWARD P. YATES, Secretary. It*
A Great Lecture.—Her- A. A; Wlllits
U 3 will deliver a leoture on “ The Power and Noble
ness of Kindness,” at HANDEL and HAYDN HALL,
Eighth and Spring Garden streets, on THURSDAY
EVENING next, 27th inst., at 1% o’oleok. Tickets
26 cents, can be had at Henry A. Bower’s drag st-:re, N.
E. corner Sixth and Green; 8. E. cor. Fifth and Wal
nut, and A. Dennieson’s, N. W. corner Tenth and Race.
ja26-2t* ____
rv-sst The Coupona of the First Mortgage
\y3 BONDB of the OATAWIBSA, WILLIAMSPORT,
and ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY, due February Ist,
1869, will be paid on and after that date; one-third on
presentation, one-third in April, and one-third in June,
with interest. The Coupons due !q 1860, on the Chat
tel Mortgage Bonds of the company, will oe paid at ma
turity.
By order of the Board of Managers.
WILLIAM B. FIBBER,
Treasurer O. W. and S.B. B. Oo
Philadelphia, January 26th, 1859. ja29-tfel
Office ol the UeUance M. Insurance
LL3 COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA, January 16,
1869 —The Annual Meeting of tho Stockholders of
this Company, will be held at their office, No. 308
WALNUT Street; on MONDAY, the 7th dfty of Fe
braary next, at 12 o’olock. M, and an election for
Twenty Dlreotors, to serve for the ensuing year, will be
held on the same day and at the came place, between
the hours of 12 o’clock M. and 2 o’olcok P. H.
ja!7-wmf-3w B. M. HiNOHMAN, ifleoretary
ru*sa Suuhury and Erie Railroad —Notice.—
UJf The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the
Buobury and Erie Railroad Company will b« held at the
Office, No. 324 WALNUT Btreet, on MONDAY, the 14th
day of February next, at 10 o’olook A. M.
At this meetldg an election will he held for ten Ma
nagers of the Company to serve for ona yo&r. The
Polls to oloße at 2 o’clock, P. M.
W EDWARD SPOFFORD, gecrotary.
Philadelphia, Jan. 24,1859, ja&l-m&wtfeld
Burnett’s Coconine.
BURNETT’S OOCOAINE,
BURNETT’S OOCOAINE.
Burnett’s Cocoaine.
BURNETT’S OOOOAINE.
BURNETT’S OOOOAINE.
JONIB fc CO.,
•04 MABKBTStmt
CDeatbs.
Young Men.—A thorough course oi
.practice in aocouots, illustrated by Meawßoairv-
Fobms .taken from actual business, imay be had at
BRYANT A STRATTON’S MERCANTILE COLLEGE.
Boathe<Ut corner of SEVENTH and CHESTNUT
Streets' You are invited to call and examine practi
cal sets in banking, manufacturing, and commercial bu
siness j also elegant specimens of penmanship. Ja2s-2t
rvoa Annual Meeting of tne Penn Savings
Lk£» end Bui,ding Association will be held at the B W
corner of SIXTH and ARCH, on FIFTH-DAY EVEN
ING, the 27th Inst., at Iff o’eloek, for an eleotion of
offioers to serve the ensuing year. Meetings every
FIFTH-DAY AFTERNOON at 8 o'clock.’ Money to
L< L a ?„TY«r _ . WALTER LAING, President.
SAMUEL BWAIN, Secretary. jaM-4t*
Department for supplying the City with
U 3 WATER,
On and alter MONDAY, 24th instant, Water Rents
for the year 1869 will be received at this office for the
following wards.vis: First, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Se
venth, Eleventh, Twelfth, Fifteenth, Sixteenth, and
Twentieth; after the 15th of February, the Water
Rents for ail the wards will be rcoeived.
Water Rents are payable annually, in advance. On
the Ist of April, fire per cent, will he added on all un
paid rents, and on the Ist of July after, an additional
ten per cent. paSi-St] W. J. P WHITE, Register.
lymph Office of the Union Canal Company—
Lk_3 Philadelpoia, January 10,1869.
•Tho annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Union
Oanal Company of Pennsylvania will be held at the Of
fice of the Company, No. 228 WALNUT Btreet. on
TUESDAY, February Ist next, at IT o’clock A.M.:
after which an election' will be held for officers and
managers for the ensuing year.
The Transfer Books will be dosed after the2oth inst.
j<Jl-tfel 0. THOMPSON, Seoretar/.
Office of the Fire Insurance Company
LUS OP THE COUNTY OP PHILADELPHIA—
January 21, 1859.
At a meeting of the Stockholders of the said Com
pany, held on MONDAY, the 17th lost., the following;
gentlemen were duly eleoted DIRECTORS for the en
suing year, to wit;
Charles J. Sutter,
Samuel Donnell.
Henry Orllly,
Frederick Klett,
Joseph Moore,
And at a meeting of the
DAY, CHARLES j“ BUTT:
re-elected President.
js22-:t BEN J ABt
: Robert V. Massey.
Michael McGill,
John Horn,
Frederick Sohober, and *
George Mecke.
said Directors, held THIS
6B| Esq., was unanimously
nrsf. Notice.—The annual meeting of the
LK3~, Stockholders of the Ocean Steam Navigation
Company will be held at No. 800 North DELAWARE
Arenas, on TUESDAY, the Ist of February next, at 12
o'clock, noon, at which time and place there will be an
election for Eire Directors for the ensuing year.
Philadelphia, January 17,1859. WM. DENNIS,
JalS*l2t# Secretary and Treasurer.
rysn Jayne's Hall Prayer Meetings—lf otlce.—
ia3 Owing to a prerions engagement or the Hall, the
BUSINESS MEN'S UNION PRAYER MEETING will
be held, until farther notice, in the BANBOM-BTBEET
CHURCH, (rear of the new hotel.)
All are cordially invited to attend, and the meeting
is open for all to take part who are members of any
Evangelical Oharch. d2O-tf
frtgSß Olffce Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
Philadelphia, Joaaary 15.1&59.—N0T1CE TO
STuOkHOLDERS.—iThe Annual Meeting of the Stock*
holders of this Oompany will be held on MONDAY, the
7th day of February, 1859, at 10 o’clock, A. M., at the
BANSOM STREET HALL.
The Annual Election for Directors will be held on
MONDAY, the 7th day of Ma'ch, 1869, at the office of
the Oompany, No. 2315. THIRD Street.
jal7-tf EDMUND SMITH. Secretary.
ry3==» Office of file Philadelphia and Savannah
\X3 STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY—Phila
x>bl?hia, January 17,1859.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders of tho Phila
delphia and Bavaonah Steam Navigation Company will
be held at No. 24 PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE, on
TUESDAY EVENING, the Ist of Yebrnary next, at
half-past seven o’clock, at which time and place there
will beau election lor five Managers for the ensuing
year. _ WM. DENNIS,
Secretary and Treasurer.
ryr=s» Notice.~A Committee oi the Managers
IL, jp of the Complimentary Ball to the Philadelphia
Grays will sit at the ARMORY of the Philadelphia
Grays, every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND SATUR
DAY EVENINGB, for the delivery and settlement of
tickets, until the 26th. O. F. DESMOND,
jal3-flfit Secretary.
• Dr. Wedcr’s Cffhstnut Springe Water
CUBE, at Ohestnat Hill, Philadelphia oounty,
jaO-ly
Wardrobes of Elegant Styles, for sale
U 3 Cheap, at MANUFACTORY, 269 South THIRD
Street
ryr==» Extension Tables, suitable for Ships,
Lkjp Steamboats, Hotels, and Dwellings, for sale
Oh«ap, at MANUFACTORY, No. 269 Booth THIRD
Street.
ryc=> Secretary and Book-cases, in great va
[l3 riety, at MANUFACTORY, 269 Booth THIRD
Street.
n*s=» Dinner Extension Tables, good and
lLs Cheap, at MANUFACTORY, 259 South THIRD
Street. dlB-tfel
Legal Jffotiees.
IN -THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
FOR THE CITY AND OOUNTY OF PHILADEL
PHIA. . _
BEBEOCA J. BROWN, by her next Mend, WM.
J. BACON, vs. WILLIAM J. BROWN.
In Divorce. June Term, 1868. No. 41, Alias, Sep
tember Term, 1868. No. 19.
‘Sir : Please notice a rule in the above cue to show
cause why a Divorce a Vinculo Matrimonii should not
be*decreed. Returnable on SATURDAY, the 6th day
of February, A. D. 1869, at 10 o’clock A. M.
"To WILLIAM J. BROWN,Respondent.
SAMUEL P. HALL, Attorney for Libellant.
’ja2C.w&f 4t*
IN THE SUPREME COURT OP PENN.
SYLYANIA FOR THE EASTERN DIBTBIOt.
FREDERICK HORBTMAN, Treasurer of the LA
FAYRTTB BAYING FUND ASSOCIATION vs. FE
LIX DONNELLY
January Term, 1868. Third Pin. Ler. Fa. No. 116.
< The Auditor Appointed to distribute the fund in,
Ootrt relied by the Sheriff’s Bale under the Above writ,
of “ All that eertain lot or piece of ground, with the
buildings and improvements thereon erected, situate
on the north side of CEDAR Street, beginning at the
distance of two hundred and thirty feet eastward from
the east side of Schuylkill Fourth street, thenos ex
tending north parallel with the said Schuylkill Fourth
{greet eighty feet, thence eastward by the easternmost
Moiety or the head of a certain four feet wide alley two
•Asetr thence north six feet, thence eastward by
wMllyfiiifr'fof wlda - -mlley fourteen feet, thence
southward parallel with said Schuylkill Fourth Street
eighte-six feet to said Oedar Street, thence by
Mud Cedar street westward sixteen feet to the place of
beginning,” will attend to the duties of his appoint
ment on MONDAY, the 7th day of February, 1869, at
four o’oloek P. M.. at his Office, No. 826 WALNUT
Street, in tbe city or Philadelphia, at which time and
place all parties interested are required to make their
claims before said Auditor, orbs debarred from com
ing In upon said ftlod. JOEL JONES,
■ Jigq.dlOt Auditor,
IN THE COURT Of COMMON PLEAS
. 70S TUB CITY AND COUNTY 07 PHILADEL
PHIA.
In the nutter of the assigned Estate of ALLIBONE
A JENKS.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle,
and adjust the aeooitnt of EDWARD M. PAX6QN,
assignee of SAMUEL AUSTIN ALLIBONE, who sur
vived WILLIAM WALLACE JBNKB, late copartners,
doing' business under the firm of ALLIBONE &
JENE6, and to report distribution of the balance in
his hands, wilt meet the parties interested on MON
DAY, February 4th, 1869, at four o’clock P. M., at his
Office, No. 416 WALNUT Street, in the city of Phila
delphia. MORTON P. HENRY,
ja^S-wfm-6t' Auditor.
Ipimios.
rrvm OHICKERING & SONS,
niff' UAMUFAOIOai RS OP
GRAND, SQUARE, AND UPRIGHT
PIANO-FORTES.
WARHRQOMB 1307 CHESTNUT STREET.
Constantly in store a large stock of our BEAUTIFUL
and UNEQUALLED INSTRUMENTS. We hare been
awarded, at the different Exhibition in this country and
JSuiopC,
36 GOLD AND SILVER FlttST-OLASS MEDALS.
ja2G«ly
"WINTER TOWING. The
flta3sS&i» powerful side-wheel Steam-tug and Ice
Boat “ATLANTIC,” Mason, master, is prepared to
tow (during the Winter) vessels of all descriptions to
andiron* sea. For further particulars apply to
", ' 8. A J. M. FLANAGAN,
Ja2o»l2t* No. 338 South DELAWARE Avenue,
Again we would impress upon
the minds of the publlo the necessity of making
inquiries before buying the various advertised nos
trums; for, now reason: How can persoes who have
no knowledge of disease, or the mode of treating dis
ease,prepare remedies to effect a care? Weeay, no;
they cannot. Cures rfanuot be made by
«* Putting medicines of whleh they know little,
lato bodies of which they know less.”
Then, avoid such speculation, and take remedies pre
pared by a regular physician, who has tested his com
pounds oy long experience Dr J. 8. ROSE’S COUGH
BYRUP or EXPECTORANT you can depend on to
cure Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchitis, and all
Lang Diseases. Written signature must be over the
, cork. Doctor is at the store every day, 805 AROH
Street, Philadelphia. It*
RIED PEACHES, APPLES, and JPE
CAN NUTS for sale.
It# WM. H WOODWARD & Co., 616 MARKET St.
£|ON. EDWARD EVERETT.
“The Pedopylvania Institute, for the encourage
ment of Apprentices and Amateurs in works of Inge
nuity and Design,” announces to its members and the
citizene-ef Philadelphia that the
HON. EDWARD EVERETT
Will deliver an ORATION on
FRANKLIN,
AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
On THURSDAY EVENING, Jan. 27,1859, at 8 o’clock.
Tickets are now ready, and may be had at the follow
ing places:
PARRY A MoMILLAN, Fourth and Chestnut sts.
JAMEB B. SMITH A 00., 61Q Chestnut street.
BUR*B A SBIG, Eighth and Chestnut street.
EDW’D 8. HORBIB, 916 Arch street,
Where seats may be secured for the following parts of
the house:
Parqueito, Parquette Circle, and Balcony.., .fI.OQ
Family Circle. 60
Tickets for the Amphitheatre, a limited num
ber of whloh will a disposed of at the Aca
demy on the evening of the Oration 26
N B.—By a resolution passed at a recent meeting of
the Institute, “No distinction will be made in the
price and disposal of tiokets between members and
Othors.”
WH. H. ALIEN, LL.D., President.
BXBCUTIVB COMMITTEE.
Hon. Henry D. Gilpin,
David 0. Brown,
William Welsh,
Edwin M. Lewis,
Hugh L. Hodge, M. D.
Jesper Harding,
Geo. H. Stuart,
George F. Jones,
William Btrnthers,
and others.
LECTURE COMMITTEE.
Rev. Kingston Goddard, D. ,
Pereira) Oolllns, Lloyd B. Hoppln,
T. Frank Cooper, John 0. Savery,
Edward 8. Morris, Thomas J. Lerick.
ja2o 7t
John Grlgg,
Caleb Oope,
Frederick Brown,
James L Olaghorn,
Alexander Brown,
Morton MoMlohael,
Rev.M.A.DeW.Uowe, D.D.,
B. Frank Palmer,
Fred’k Scofield,
BILLIARD ROOMS.—The undersigned,
having purchased the Billiard Rooms Northeast
oornor of SIXTH and CHESTNUT Streets, most re-
Epectfully solicits the continuance of the patronage so
liberally bestowed upon the late proprietor. The
Rooms are refitted and furnished with Phelan's latest
improved Combination Cushions.
ja26-Bt* JOHN J. VJINAI.
COAL-OIL LAMPS THAT WILL NOT
SMOKE, and non-exploslve Qaa Fluid Lamps.
Also, Fluid and Lubricating Oil, 336 CHESTNUT
street. gaai-Ot#
®rjj (Snobs Cfotmnission ponses.
SiSNAT BROTHERS & Co.,
IjL. Importers of -
WDITh IMD g HKH|
' *MBROIDIRIBB, and
LINEN OAMB. HANDKERCHIEFS,
CHESTNUT STREET..' .
ji26-8m T
JOSE^lea,
DOMESTIC COMMtasjjQfj WAREHOUSE,
COTTON, WOOILEir, AND PRINTED GOODS
CARRETING^.
InTltss Southern Mid Weitern buyers , IHQ | ns a
large and desirable assortment of O ARPKTb, Including
many new patterns sot before offered, Tls: *
VBNITIAN,
OOTTON-WARP,
DUTCH,
Carefully SELECTED ln’the looms, WABBANTED of
uniform quality from end to cud, and being made
chiefly In this yicinitj, can be sold on more favorable
terms, and by the UNEQUALLED RAILWAY FACI
LITIES of our oity, sent to all Western points at less
expense than from any other market. ja24-2mlf
|'BRILLS & SHEETINGS FOR EXPORT.
JLw DROWN. BLEAOHED, A SLUE DRILLS.
HEAVY A LIGHT SHEETINGS,
Bnitable for Export, for sale by
FROTHINGHAM k WELLS,
24 South FRONT ST.> $ 86 LETITIA ST.
' .• 0016-I7
ON ACCOUNT OF THE BREVITY OF
THE SEASON. And In order to make room for
SPRING GOODS, we have concluded to sell out our
Winter Stock regardless or cost, for two weeks. Now,
those wishing to purohase. will find it to their advan
tage to give us a call. Dome one, come all, and obtain
these bargains.
FINE FRENCH CLOAKS;
HEAVY BEAVER CLOAKS.
PINE FRENCH RAGLANS,
HEAVY BEAVER RAGLANS,
BdoOHE LONG AND. SQUARE SHAWLS.
Of all qualities and grades.
FINE FRENCH BLANKET SHAWLS,
FRENCH AND ENGLISH MERINOES.
F. HOEOKLKY, Beo.
EMBROIDERIES! EMBROIDERIES!!
Collar*, Sleeves, Infanta* Waists, Linen Cambric
Handkerchiefs, Velvet Ribbons, Cloths, Oassimeres,
Table Linen, and Table Covers, and many other goods
too numerous to mention, dire ns a a call, and if yon
don’t bay, 70a will be treated with civility. Don’t
forget. ' MORLBOY’B,
ja2g-wfm.tr 'NoDI South NINTH Street.
ttft BEADING’S PATENT COBN-SHEL
«CLERS AND CLEANERS, capable of shelling and
cleaning from 1,000 to 1,600 bushels of Corn per day.
Manufactured and foreale, Wholesale and Retail, by
D. LANDRETH k, SON,
Implement and Seed Warehouse,
It* Nos. 21 and 23 South SIXTH Street.
«ag CORN-SHELLERS, HAT, STRAW,
«3»and FODDER-OUT TEES, Grain-Fans. Horse-Pow
ers and Threshing-Machines, Ploughs, Harrows. Far
mers’ Boilers, Field-Rollera, Corn, Cob, and Grain
Mills, &0., for sale by D. LANDRETH A BON,
Implement and Seed Warehouse
Nos. 21 and 28 South SIXTH Street,
It* below Market Street.
rjIHE PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY
INSURANCE ON LIVES
GRANTING- ANNUITIES.
AN AUT OP THE LEGISLATURE,
CAPITAL, $500,000.
BONDS AND MORTGAGES.
First Mortgages on unencumbered
property '
On Second Mortgage, amply se
cured
Well Secured,
Letgtie Island, In Hirer Delaware, office
Building, 801 Walnut street
LOANS on Gall and Collateral Notes...
BILLS RECEIVABLE
LIFE INTEREST AND SCRIP Dll
LEND CERTIFICATES
Debts dae to the Company, including i
Tanees In TRUST EBTATEB
BTOOKS, LOANS, AND TREASURY
$l2O Pittsburg coupons past due,
$l4O Bank of Pennsylvania notes,
$38,400 Philadelphia 6 percent Loan,
$4B 066 do Guardians Poor do.,
$62 600 do City 6 per cent 9
$B,OOO do do do Gas,
$122,832 Pennsylvania 6 per cent.,
$107,000 do do coupon bonds,
$44,024 70 do Guaranteed intorest,
$BO,OOO U. 8. Treasury notes,
$8,886 SchuylkillNar. Go., Boat Loan,
$89,000 Camden and Amboy 6 per cent.,
$24,000 do do 6 de.,
$20,000 North/Pennsylvania Railroad 0
per cent. Coupon Bonds,
$22,000 Penn’a R. R. second Mortgage,
$3,000 Union Canal, 6 per cent,,
$04,672 68 Chesapeake and Del Canal do.,
$2B 870 Lehigh Coal and Nav. do.,
$ll,BBl do Mortgage do.,
$6,000 Alleghany City 6 per cent.,
$6,000 Pittsburg do,
$12,200 do 6 per cent,
$lO,OOO Cleveland and Mah’g R. R. 7 per
cent, coupon bonds,
$20,000 Hamilton Co , Ohio,
$6,000 Payette Go., Ky.,
$3 400 Tennessee o per cent-,
$lB,OOO do Coupons,
$5,000 do Operoent,
104 shares Commercial Bank,
653 do Farmers and Mechanics’Bank,
161 do Philadelphia Bank,
46 do State Bank, Camden,
81 do Del. Bridge Go., Easton,
300 do Insaranoe Co., North America,
10 do Pennsylvania Railroad,
1000 do Penna. Co. for Ins on Lives,
«fco,
279 do Ball Eagle and Spring Creek,
103 do Schuylkill Nav. Company,
101 do Cleveland and Mah'g Railroad,
Cash.
PHiLADiLPnu, January 17, 1860-
FULTON'® insurance, adjusting*
AND COLLECTING OFFICE,
No. 608 CHESTNUT STREET,
PaiLiDiLiHia.
The undersigned having been practically engaged for
a number of years In different capacities of the Insu
rance business—for several years in adjusting losses
exclusively for the Insurance Companies—now offers his
services to those sustaining Loss or Damage by Fire to
property Insured, in making ont their proofs of such
loss or damage in fall compliance with the intricate and
cunning conditions of Policies of Insuranoe, in suoh a
manner as to obviate plea or excuse for redaction 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 Fire
to property insured, and it has also been the experience
of the undersigned, that policies are frequently declared
partially or entirely void at a certain time after a fire
occurs, in oonsequence of carelessness or mismanage
ment in effecting the Insuranoe. or for some other cause,
which, although an important faot, is scarcely ever dis
covered or thought of, until it Is too late. In order to
avoid such disastrous occurrences, the undersigned
will also effect Insurance in any Companies desired,
and examine policies effected by others (in most cases)
free of extra charge.
Parties sustaining loss or damage by fire, as above,
will find it to their interest to consult the undersigned
as soon after the fire as possible.
$-d22-2mlf* JAMES FULTON.
HARTSHORSE’S cure-all—the
GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR AND REMEDY
FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK STOMACH AND WEAK
BOWELS. Prepared by a Chemist. Bottles 12#, 26
and 60 cents.
THE GREATEBT DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE!
HARTSHORNE’B CURE-ALL should be kept In all
families, incase of accidents or sadden sickness.
HARTSHORNB’S CURE-ALL cares Rheumatism.
HARTSHORNE’S CURE-ALL cures Cramps, Cholic,
Pains in the Stomsoh or Bowels.
HARTBHORNB’S CURE-ALL eves Pains In the
Limbs, Side, Baok and Breast. 1
HARTSHORNE’S CURE-ALL cures Sprains, Bruises,
Scalds and Burns. . .
HARTSHORNE’S CURE-ALL enres Neuralgia,
Toothache and Stiffness in the Joints.
HARTBHORNE’S CURB-ALL cures Cholera, Diar
rhoea and all Pain.
HARTSHORNE’S CURE-ALL cures Ear*Ache and
Deafness from a cold.
HARTSHORNE’S CURE-ALL cares Dyspepsia and
Indigestion ; also, Oanker and Sore Mouth and Sore
Throat.
HARTSHORNE’S CURE-ALL cures all Spinal Affeo
tlons and Weakness in Limbs.
HARTSHORNB’S CURB ALL is a great tonic to
Weak Stomach and Bowels, a*.d Improves Digestion.
jry As the frequent changes of the weather produce
a bad Cold, Rheumatism, Pain in the Limbs and Body:
also. Stiff Neck—every person should get a bottle. It
aots upon the Nerves, Muscles, Sinews. Blood ani
Bones: and, by its warming electro-magnetic power, ex
pels all pain from the system. Get a bottle and try it,
and you will be astonished at its happy effeots.
N.B. If you have a Gough, use HARTSHORNB’S
Pectoral Syrup of Wild Cherry, it Is the best Cough
Syrup in the World. Bottles, 26 and 68 cents, and $l.
Jf you are Billions, use HARTSHORNE’S ANTI
BILLIOUB PI LLS. They aot upon the Liver, Stomaob
and Bowels, carrying off all Bile and Foul Secretions.
Boxes, 26 cents. Bold by R. H. JENKINS,
No. 26 SOUTH EIGHTH Street,
Between Market and Chestnut Streets.
Simes’ Stores, Chestnut and Market streets.
Garrigues’. Tenth and Coates streets.
Wagner’s, Tenth and Lombard sts. aul2-dtfebl-if
kjOHOLZ & JANENTZKY,
to 116 South EIGHTH Street, below Obestout,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN ARTISTS’ MA
TERIALS,
Recommend to Artists and the publlo in general their
large stock of Juvenile Paint Boxes, Wiusor A New
ton and Geo. Kowney k Co’s Oil and Water Colors,
Brushes. English and German Canvas, Whatman’s
Drawing Vapor*, Colored Crayons, Studies, Colored
Pictures for framing, &0., &o.
D Bcounts given to Teaohers and Seminaries. Coun
try Dealers supplied at trade prices. ja26-9m
Nos. 128 aiid'lSo CUfc fttNDT
WOOL AND WOBBtXD
SUPERFINE, * *
INGRAIN, /to.,
ELLINGTON SBUBSXLLB,
Retail drj} @ool>a.
SlgtitnUnval.
Jnsttrante (Companies.
IN OOBFOSMITT WITH
PUBLISH IHI FOLLOWIKO
STATEMENT OF THEIR ASSETS
Slat OF DECEMBER, 185 S.
.<023,872 07
9,000 00
1032,872.97
GROUND BENTS.
BEAL ESTATE,
WILLIAM B. HILL,
jSledinnal.
ANTED—By a Toting Man, who is a
. 00“P»t8Dt Accountant and first-rate Penman, a
8EF A VSK. U ?OOK-KMPBB. fttlarj tnoder&l..
m}?. ‘t *AMMJ KENT, SANTEE, & CO> B. Ml W.
THIRD Street. * Ja26-6t#
PARTNER WANTED, With Ten Thou-
X sand Dollars In OABH, to estibllah a House In the
Fancy Dry-Goods, Jobbing, and Oommltalon Trade in
Philadelphia. The advertiser has had long experience
in this bnelness, fnd Is well acquainted with all the
first-class Importing Houses in New York, and could
command a large amount of Goods on consignment.
The moat undoubted reference can be gWen. Addreu
OOMMgROIAL, Prrisolß?e, Ja2s-2t*
\MT ANTED—By a Lad, 16 years old, having
*» a knowledge of drawing,’ a SITUATION in a
Lithographing Establishment, for the purpose of learn
ing the business. Address W. D, at the Office or The
Press, Ja26-St»
m wanted~a Purchaser for a
.RSi very desirable Besldence, hating all the modern
improvements, and will be sold very lo#. Apply to
s. KILLOUGH,
Ja24-6t* No. 800 WALNUT Street,
WANTED— By a Young Gentleman, a
SITUATION in a Commercial, Insurance,
**uking« or Railroad Offioe, in any capacity where a
£*My Penman and Accountant and thorough Book
would receive a fair remuneration. Host an
reference given. Address SAMUEL, Offioe of
The Pre,i. * Ja24-Bt*
W —A SITUATION, by a
* s “* 4E 5 In » first-class Dry-Goods House:
one that business: has a large ac
-3l # *K£l"r *ndne« Trade. AddrtM A B.
0., Offioe of The Pr*,, ja24-6t*
tVANTED—B, & Yonng Man, who Is a
HtTnATreS? m 1 “ 4 a o ® 4 *
SITUATION as or CLERK in a
Banking or Mercantile Hotu%. SIX „ tor - nca riven
A ja2o"l& K ** Da£Pa ooUes ® >VTI TBSURG, Pa.
|| WANTED FOR THh UNITED STATES
B OAVALRY—AbIe-bodied, whom
mwill be given good pay, board, clothing .at
--attendance. Pay from *l2 to *22pl;S'S edi S?'
man having a wife or child, will be acceptedT # °
MOUNTED SERVICE at No. 817 MARKBtTOjT
above Eighth, north side. I. N. MOOR*,’
ap!7-tf Ist Lieut. Ist Dragoons, Becruiting Offle*,.
Sox Salt and to &et.
MTO LET.—The very pleasant three.
story brick DWELLING-HOUBE, No. 127 South
.NINTH Street, below Walnut Street. It has nearly
all the modern conveniences, and has lately been put
into complete order. Apply to
L. W. GLENN, next door,
ja26-wfm-Bt* Or at 726 CHESTNUT St., up stafrs.
«ja TO LET.—An old-fashioned STOKE
.MARKET Street, near Second. Bent $lOOO a
year. Apply to Mr. PETTIT, 828 MARKET St/
ja?6.6t*
FOR SALE, a BARGAIN.—WiII be gold
this wsek,a' first-class BILLIARD ROOM, with
Fixtures and Lease, with one of the best-established
Restaurants attached in the city, if desired, or would
take in a suitable Partner, if preferred, for both estab
lishments. This is a rare opportunity, seldom offered.
Apply to B. SHES, Real-Estate Broker, \
j»26-2t 21 MINOR Street, below 81xlh.
EIOR SALE—A FARM of 110 Acres,
■ * situated in Montgomery county, Quiocle Town
ship, one mile from North Pennsylvania Railroad. This
is one of the best Farms in the county. The improve
ments are good; abundance of fruit} the land is of the
hest quality, wall watered, and la adapted for p** { "g or
dairy purposes. For particulars apply to
, „ r _ B. BEEE, Real-Estate Broker.
J>2s-3t 21 MINOR Street, below Sixth.
*OR SALE.—ESTATE of ELIZABETH
IMMEL sad CATHARINE OARMONT, Deceased.
All that valuable Lot and Five-Story Store and Dwel
ling ereeted thereon, situated at the northwest corner
THIRD and OHERRY Streets, containing on Third
street eighteen feet, on Oherry street seventy-one
feet six inches, thence running northward, forming an
L of ninety feet, back of stores situated on Third street.
For fnrther particulars inquire of
8. SPANG,
, „ ISAAC BOONS,
jaS-m w f-8m 148 North Third street.
FOR SALE.—The STOCK, FIXTURES,
and GOOD-WILL of a well-established Wholesale
DRUG HOUSE in this city, enjoying a trade unsur
passed in character. Address “DRUGS,” at this
Office. Ja32-6t»
FOR SALE OR RENT—The fountain
GREEN ROLLING MILL, situate on the Schuyl
kill and Reading Railroad, one mile from Falrmount.
Possession immediately. Apply to
JOHN HALDEMAN,
Jal7-12t* Harrisburg, Pa.
g* TO LET—A fine COUNTRY MAN-
MsUION date the residence of Henry Ashton, deo’d),
replete with modern conveniences and surroundings,
situated In Horsham township, Montgomery county.-4
miles from Fort Washington Station, N P. R. B. Pos
session at any time. Apply to JACOB SMITH/Jn.,
near the premises, or to the subscriber, Hatboro’l Pa
GEO. HAND. ja!7-12t*
STORE TO RENT.
A HANDSOME STORE,
No. 628 ABOH Street,
Neatly fitted up with Wall Oases, Marble Counters,
and Marble floor, suitable for Jeweller and Silversmith,
or any fancy business. Bent, $9OO.
Also,
A WELL-LIGHTED FOURTH STORY ROOM.
Fifty by Thirty Feet,
ON NORTH STREET.
Apply to
JONSB, WHITE, Vfc MoCURDY,
jaB-lm No. 628 ABOH Street.
PAPER MILL TO RENT.—The Paper
MIU known as HANWELL MILL, situated on the
Wissahlekon Oreek l and one mile from Chestnut Hill
Railroad Btation. This Mill is adapted to make fine
Book Papers. It has three engines, one four machine.
62 inohes wide, and ail the appurtenances for the sue--
cessful manufacture of paper. Possession given imme
diately. Apply to, or address, '
GEORGE H. LBVIB,
d29-tf No. 80 Sonth SIXTH Street
47,806.47
180,000.00
, 411,634.12
. 638.00
FOR RENT—The DWELLING No.
M 55.010 LOOUBT Street, (or Washington Bquars,) from
the Ist of January, 1869. The house is three stories
high, with basement, back building, &0., now occupied
by J. W. Forney. -Apply at the offioe of Tht Frets, or
at the house. no2B«tf
29,566.61
.. 8,666.14
NOTES.
TO RENT.—On the Ist January next, the
▼enr superior and extensive ROOMS, (2d, Bd, 4th
and 6th floors, each 24 feet by 146) of the NEW STORE,
688 MARKET Street. The building is one of the fine
improvements on the upper side, between FIFTH and
SIXTH Streets, baring two fronts, the north one on a
rear Street with good cartage way 20 feet into SIXTH
Street. Apply on the premises. nol-tf
BOARDING. Two elegantly-furnished
ROOMS vacant, with Board will be rented to
.persons of standing,’ Ac. Desirable house and loca
tion . Address » THOMPSON,” Prat Office. ja^3t»
BOARDING. —A Young Married Couple
can be accommodated with good BOARDING in a
genteel private family, where there are no children.
Address P. L., at this Office. ja2o-6t»
$898,106.49
REMOVAL THE FREIGHT
iwn PABBENGER OFFICE of the
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH STEAMSHIPS has
been REMOVED from No. 828 North Wharves to the
6. W. oorner of FOURTH and CHESTNUT Streets.
A. HERON, Jr., Agent.
Bills Lading signed at the Office <Jn the Wharf. 2d
above Vine sweet. ja22-12t
DEMOVAL.—J.C. HOWE & CO. HAVE
M\* REMOVED to No. 240 MARKET Street, south
side. ja22-12t
REMOVAL*.
LINCOLN, WOOD, & NICHOLS
HATS IKMOYkD
From their old stand, 45 South SECOND street, to
725 CHESTNUT STREET.
The Retail Department will be olosed for a few
weeks. iaJ3-tf
. 62,479.32
$2,262,027.02
JJEMOVAL.
KELLY Jb DOHERTY,
TAILORS,
Have removed to
31 and S 3 SOUTH FIFTH BTBEIT,
OH* DOOB IBOTX OHBBTHST,
. East side.
January 7th, IM9. JaB-80t
ACTUARY.
Ja24 St
11EHOTAL.
SAMUEL H. MATTSON,
MERCHANT TAILOB,
HA,
BEMOVID TO No. 1126 CHESTNUT STRUT,
TSIAD SOOX BBLOW SWILITB.
South Side,
Where he is prepared to execute all orders In his line,
having on hand a fall supply of GOODS for Gentle
mea’l w«r. gAMUEL jj MATTSON,
n2Wm-if No. 1126 CHESTNUT Street.
Removal.— the undersigned has
removed to No. 68 North FOURTH street, (late
HENRY COHEN’S,) second house j&m. Merchant’s
Hotel- GEOB QMfftJwKhLBB,
jal-lm* Wholesale Druggist.
SPRING GARDEN SAVING FUND SO
CIETY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Office, No. 831 North THIRD Street,
(Consolidation Bank Building )
CHARTERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF PENN
SYLVANIA
Deposits received in sums of One Dollar and upwards,
and repaid in Geld, without notice, with FIVE PER
OSNTr INTEREST from the day of deposit till with-
and reliable Savings Institution has
lons been needed in the Northern part of the city, snd
“The Spring Garden Saving Fund Society ” was char
tered by the Legislature of Pennsylvania to supply this
necessity. The Managere, in organising and locating
it have been governed wholly hy a desire to accommo
date the business Interests and wants of the very large
and enterprising population by whioh it is surrounded.
OFFICE OPEN DAILY,
From 9 to2# o’clock; also, on Mohdav and Tscas
day from 6 until 8 o’clock in the evening.
MANAGERS. '
Frederick Klett, Stephen Smith,
John P. Levy, Hon fl. K Btrong,
Daniel Unde tkofler, Frederick Staake,
Francis Hsrt, Joseph P- LeOlero,
John Kessler, Jr., George Kneeht,
James S. Pringle. i»°°b Dock,
Joseph M Cowell, Hon.Wm- MUlward,
George Woelpper, G«®• T. Thorn,
Peter G. Btimaker, Robert B. Davideon.
rever vj. aumw j» AMBB s . piUNGLE, President.
FaAKOia Habt. Secretary. Ja2o-tflf
Ittatcfycs, Jeroelrg* &c.
Bailey & co.,
lOBMBRLT
BAILEY & KITCHEN,
Have removed to their new Fire-proof, White Marble
Store,
819 CHESTNUT STREET,
NORTH SIDE, BELOW THE GIRARD HOUSE,
Now opening theirjFall Stock of
imported jewelry, plated wares, and
FANCY GOODS,
To whleh they invite the attention of the publlo.
SILVER-WARE, WATCHES, DIAMONDS, AND
IT 7THOMBJM 2ND MTilli.
ftoU-if tr
tDanio.
JJoarbing.
ftcmuuals.
Bnoing JTftnbs.
pearls.
SVmnsrmentg.
A MBEICAM ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
il FAREWELL WEEK.
THE SEASON POSITIVELY CLOSES ON FRIDAY
» - NIGH.I ■ •
THIS EVENING
Only night of
DON GIOVANNI.
To-morrow, GRAND MATINEE—the entire Opera
of the BARBER OF SEVILLE, by L ABO JUDE,
FORMES, MAGGIOROTTI, LORIHjLOOLETTI.
On Friday, LAST NIGHT OF THE SEASON,
LB NOZZE DE FIGARO.
ORDER OF THE SALE OF TICKETS. ■
To-day may be had seats for to-night’s DON GIO
VANNI, and tickets for to-morrow’s GRAND MATI
NEE.
BEATS FOR FRIDAY’S NOZZE DE FIGARO may
be had this evening, between the acta of Don Giovanni,
and on Thursday and Friday.
THIS EVENING, at 8,
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT BUT ONI OF THI
SEASON.
. ONLY NIGHT Of DON GIOVANNI,
With the following complete and full east:
FOINSOT ....'.as... DONNA ANNA
gJUpKI..... .as... ELVIRA*
J?B&5S;r LIPOBELLO
FLOEtiMZa GIOVANNI
LORINI, COLBTTI, MULLER, WBINLIOH;
ORCHESTRA OF SIXTY.
Seats may bs had TO-DAY, at the Academy, and
at the door '
In consequence of the great success of yesterday’s
Matinee, and the very great desire to hear
OARL FORMES
In a Matinee, as well as >
MADAME L&BORDE
In one of those great roles which have delighted the
public on her first visit, Mr. Ullmaa respectfully an
nounces another
GALA MATINEE
TO-MORROW, (THURSDAY,) Jan. 27, at 2,
LABOEDE, POINSOT.
OARL FORMES, (in a new role.)
THE BARBER OP SEVILLE, aai
THE HUGUENOTS. •
The performance will commence with the entire and
oomplete opera of
THE BARBER OF SEVILLE.
' First appearance of
LABOEDE as BOBINA.
OARL FORMES (for the first time) as BAfilUO.
First appearance In Philadelphia of
BIG. MAGGIOROTTI.
Principal Buffo Baritone, from Her Majesty’s Theatre,
London, in his great character of
FIGARO;
The other roles will be sung by
LOBINI, - COLBTTI, MOBBA.
MADAME LASORDS
ting in the music lesson.
... .THE CARNIVAL OF VENICE,
variations di Bravura: and at the end of the opera
the jopiu, ron<lo from
LINDA HI OHAMODNIX.
After the Bartwr of Sarllle the megnldeent fourth
act of ,v
unrwo/vn HT3CHJ3NOTB. ■
WBIfiOJCH,OOLBTTI, he.
QNB SOLT-tV to ALIj PABTB.
THERE WILL b* NO BBBBBTED BEATS.
Th« whole of theAa4, m , 0 r Maete will he throw*
open to the pablio, wlthih.' axe ,ptloao( the proaoeni
am hoi e«, which may he eecareS In edrenee. at $W
each.
>ll4 to.fl»jr Kth, Academy of Mnalo,
and the following ‘ ’
SUPPLEMENTARY TICKhf OFFICES
Have-been established at the folio***, pUeea where v
tickets may be procured in ad van ce, and thus arush at •
the opening of the doors'may be avoided*
Chtckering’s, 1807 Chestnut street;
108 S Chestnut street; Beck Sc Lawton, eoxaecof Be*
Tenth and Chestnut; Lee ft Walker. 721 Chestnut:
Harsh, 1102 Chestnut) Andre, 1104 Chestnut x tad at*
the following hotels: the La Pierre, Girard, Bt. Law
rence.
ITT-All the entrance doors of the Academy will bo
open. ’ Boors open at one. Matinee commences at two
precisely. The entre acts will be ef short deration, to
that visiters from the country xnty be in time for the
railroads and steamboats.
ON FRIDAY. JAN-‘2B,
Host positively the
LAST NIGHT OP THE SEASON,
when, by general request, will be repeated Mozart's
immortal opera, in four acts, of
LE NOZZE DI PIGABO.
; SUSANNA.
u .t as oogntess-
M .FIGARO.
as THE COUNT,
PIOOOLOMINI
GHIONI
CARL FORMES....
FLORENZA
The other roles by Mad. BERKBL, WEINLICH,
PEERING, MULLER, MORBA, BABBiTINI.
Conductor. .CARL ANSCHUTZ*
Seats for Le Nosze di Figaro may be had this evening,
daring the Opera. J*36
ACADEMY OP MUSIC.
HON. EDWABD EVEBETT.
“The Pennsylvania Institute for the encouragement
of Apprentices and Amateurs Jn Wo*h* of D)genn!ty and
Design,” announces to its member? and the dtisens of
Philadelphia, that the -
HON. EDWARD XTEBIT?
WiU deliver an ORATION on
F & A NK LIN,
AT THE AOADSMY OF MUSIC,
ON THURSDAY E7ENING t
Jan. 27. 1859,, at 8 o’clock.
A few ohoice seats In the Paiquet can be had at the
Arcade, in Ohestnnt street. ■ . , It
MTHBATLEY A CLARKE' 8 AKOH-tfT..
If TBJATBl.—WWUiaß.fr*deriok*,Aotia*o*«
Btage Uaaver. • -
VHlStWetaesdaj) imniT&i January 26, 1869,
ALADDIN;
08, THI WONDBRFUL LAMP !
Aladdin, Mrs. John Drew: Abaniar, Mr. Dolman ;
Eurto, Mr Wood: Total zongluek, Mr. Bradley;
Princes* Badroaltßadour, Hiss Taylor.
102: 08, THE VETERAN AND HIS PBOOSMY.
Admission, 25 ct*. Secured Beit* is Dtmo Oircie, 971*
et>; Orchestra Btolli, 60 ot*; Beat* In Print* Base*, f)
eto; Gallery, 18 ets; Gallery for Colored Poraoxu, 2K eta }
Print* Beat la Gallery for Colored Peraos*, *8 et*}«
Whole Print* Boz, 83.
Door* open ot half poet 8 o’clock;
precisely
fVATIONAIi OIBOUS, fTALHTJT ST.,
11 Above EIGHTH—LEWIS B. LENT, Master.
• TWO OIROU3E9 AND A MENAGERIE.
PERFORMANCE THIB AFTERNOON.*
THIS | Wednesday) ■FINING, January 26,18 W,
TAN AMBUBGH’fI WILD ANIMALS,
Consisting of Lions, Tlgtrs, Leonard*, Panthers, and
tte mammoth performing Elephant,
TIPPOO SAIB.
Equestrian, Gymnastic, and Aerobatia Teats. -
R. HEMMING will danee the Tight Rope.
80 ALB Of PBIOEB.
Dress Circle and Parqhette. 40 MM
Children under tea yean of age....* SO «
Family Qir01e..... ••••••.•••SO _**
Doors open at quarter to 7 o’eloek. FerfonuutoM
will eomzoeneeat'TjK* ' ' -
JV'E'W WALNUT-STREET THEATRE,
JLI CORNER NINTH AND WALNUT STREETS.
Aeting and Stage Manager Mr. S. F. Reach.
THIS (Wednesday) EVENING, January 26. 1369,
HAMLET: PRINCE OF DENMARK.
Hamlet*Ur. Sullivan; Polonies,Mr. Thayer: Hora
tio, Mr. Perry; ’Laertes, Mr. Keaeb; Ophelia, Mrs.
Leonard; Gertrude, Mre.- D afield.
UNWARRANTABLE INTBUBION.
Mr. Noxxle, Mr. Hemple; The Decided Bore, Mr. Drew.
Prices of admission—Seoond Tier and Jamiiy Otroie,
and ThirdJMer,26 cents; Parque% 87X-cents? Drees
Circle. 60 cents: Private Baxes, eocoußng to ttslr
locale, $8 and $6; Single Seats in Orchestra and Private
Boxes, 76 ocuta. _ , . .
Door* open at half past $ o’clock j Certain rises at
7 o’clock.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC OPERAU
JTjL BBETTO The only oopyright edition of Opera
Books published expressly for the Philadelphia Acade
my of Music, and bearing this distinct copyright title,
FOR BALEEVERYWHEBB,
at the reduced price of
FIFTEEN CENTS.
Save your money, and buy no more twenty-fiTO-cent
Books.
BEWARE
of the twenty-Sto cent monopoly Books, sold Inside the
house, which are inferior in text to (i The Academy of
Music Edition, 1 ’ and are only mediums for “ puffs’*
and store advertisements.
RED COVERS.
The best and cheapest edition have all red ooverf, and
can be had at all the principal music stores on Chestnut
street, and outside the Academy of Musio, for -
FIFTEEN CENTS. jalßtf
GAIETIE—
S-224 RACE STREET.
A COMPLETE ETHIOPIAN BAND,
SAM SHARPLEY, the great Banjotst.
BILLY THOMAS, the Wit and Humorist.
J. E. GILLIGAN, Comic, Irish, and Sentimental Vo
calist. .
J. WILLIAMS, the unrivalled Baliadist.
OLE BULL MYERS AND TROUPE.
Mam’lle MARIE, the graceful Danseuse.
THE NICHOLS PAMILY, Poeturers and Contor
tionists.
HISS SOSA MTKBS. HISS MATILDA BOSINA,
the Oharming Vocalists.
FULTO H MYERS, Negro Female Dancer.
HAODILL DARRELL BROTHERS. •
Pantomime, Burlesques, Farces, Fall Orchestra,
Billiard Saloon.
Admittance, 15 and 10 cents.
FISHER, Stage Manager.
MoDONOPGH, Proprietor. jbSS
K. MURDOCH’ 3 CLASSIC AM]
POETIC READINGS and BEOITATIONS, at
CONCERT HALL, WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan 26,
at 8 o’clock, embracing, “Gray’s Elegy;” “Pope’s
Essay on Man:’’ “Miss Mcßride:” “fcamWeller’aLove
Letter,” Bool’s “Bridgeof Sighs,” and other choice
selections from the gems of English literature, inter
spersed with eomio recitations. Tickets 26 cents
Ja24-Bt* . _
SANTOBD'S OPERA HOUSE,
ELEVENTH Strwt, tatvMn Msrket and CLertnnt
OPEN FOB THE SEASON.
By the Largest Troupe of
HINBTRBLB IN THE WOBLD.
BAHTOBD’B OPERA HQDBB
ISD *H»
BANTOBD OHILBBBN.
Admittance 36 cents,
CSIGNOR BLITZ.—ASSEMBLY BUILD
INQB, TENTH and CHESTNUT Street*.
COME AND LAUGH. Come and see the Fanny
Blit*, the Atwgging Blits, the Remarkable Blit*, the
Laughing Blits, the Popular BUU r , the Blits, who
makes all Happy. __
PERFORMANCE EVERY EVENING, commenting
7* o’clock, and WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AF
TERNOONS, at 8 o’olock.
Consisting of WONDERFUL METAMORPHOSES,
astonishing scenes in Ventriloquism, the Learned
Canary Birds, and the Extraordinary Exhibition of the
Rope Dancer.
Admission, 38 oents; Children, 18 oents. JaB
mflE PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF
J. the FINE ARTS,
No. 1035 CHESTNUT STRUT, v
IB OPEN DAILY (Sundays excepted) bom 0 A. Jtf.
till 0 P. H.
Admission 35 cents. Children 13 oents.
Shares of Btook, entitling the holder’s bally to ad
mission a. all times, 330. dT-tf
Musical fund hall.—the geb-
MANIA ORCHESTRA jriU «nmj«M9 their
Pnblio REHEARSALS on BATURDAY next. Nor.
20th. Single Tickets 25 cento; » package « eight
tickets for fl, which may be obtained at Andre’s, 1104
Chestnut street; Beck ft Lawton’*, owner ofßerenth
and Chestnut, and at the door of the Hail. The per
formance commences *t 8 K o’clock P. M. oolT-w
yjY EST, FOBES & LLOYD.
219 CHESTNUT BTREET,
Offer .for sale,
ON THE HOST FAVORABLE TERMS,
COTTONADE’, SHIRTING STRIPES,
TICKINGS, OSNABUKG STRIPES,
OHXOKB, DENIMS, TWEEDS.
SATINETS, OABBMBBEB, 40., 40.,
jalP-w e tf In fnll auortmente.
dhKfh nnn TO LOAN, in sums to suit
trotH-FArUv/applicant*, upon Diamonds, Watches,
Jewelry, Guns, Meiehandiee, Clothing, ftp., on mode
rate terms, by JONIB ft CO., Brokers, N. y. corner
THIRD and GABKFLL Streets, below Lombard. Es
tablished for the 1*«» 85 years. Office hours bom 7A.
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, by
eminent makers, warranted genuine, for Bale cheap—at
nne.half the original eoat. ja2olm If
JOY, COE & CO.’ B
ADVERTISING AND COMMISSION AGENCY,
439 OHESTNUT St., 2d floor, Philadelphia, and
Tribune Buildings, New York.
JOY, COE, ft 00. are the Agents for the most In
fluential and largely circulating Newspapers in tha
United Btates and the Canadas. They are authorised
to receive advexttaementa and subaeripuosa at the leweet
rates. jaT-fmfcw-rp-Sm
ES. WHELEW & CO.,
. BANKING, BTOOK, ind EXCHANGE OFFICE,
No 809 WALNUT Street.
STOCKS and LOANS, of all deacriptlonl, kooght ui
sold on Commission in tit., principal eftla. r* the
United States or Europe. .
Partioulai attention glron to tie uf. InrMtmentpt
none;, . ,