- ttttttttttttt JACKSON. • 'OnEoK B iiNl4O . 2 . - EE qt,egllSEiMl r LS; . r 1 3 ,.) t , ......................... PralwriNO - iii4Aguessityp;„-:.PRionvo: /Pailenicr YIBTE a¢d 0111343T,N131.4:.4kiiutime; rind. -NAT.lol9.6.l44ol6TY : liitr6y- 006y96:NtI9VAVT, 4cest, toritiE /64i;66t from the, tier:, Of ifeixe# to the 40,3%• ors ritOrawid• ISlonoy teeeired sud ini7nentp.made didlyl ertthOitt , notice, ~,T investment# 4 ert,l,, Metictiiklltntllltitste, hicktgiggc; 3 diOunesilisii'a66. 664 dipy, - 0)616,6e01ui. Om se the chatter requires:, _ Hideo henna trent 9 6 , 004 . 6 r. !I the morning hhtU 6 - Web& attioidA r iiia , Seanssis , ar , ISOONg - „Food—liestlote,st_Carner,, or BEOOkii) and ,W4l,Nl:ll'.l3treste: Datioalts received Id, malt sad largo , amooots, - , trims all ollemot:or ttie, tonimsuiltj, , iintl;,allows Interest at • this' rate d. die -Tor psi!. per airosa:-. , • afousy:o4l4;gotera by Oliackiwithout los! of reer., Aloe open dally, , from,lo untalio'cloolc,•andin Mon day and 13ataiday na'lM9 111.. th - ilivezdzapA.. President, Pninirian.lkelle, 'emanater and senretary, Oharlee'M. Monti. 'ppabablp,_ni, disansa ' which edionlenao boo so an4ly,yrovad to bia' reriodta: lie by the. PIIPLOTA.. N SYRUP a Tha sixad7 inyabocato:foimi d.tiaiaaa hate been porn ipteteiy area V/ apide;u 7 , sti.o. 0Q SOON of ;caw first ,adib4ni - binies:_. ' ' ' ' Vor We In' Ws city ".by.l#:...Brolin, corner Plink and Cillgeatnat, - :knor, Ifaaaird ' _eon* Td.bink and %manic, ' ' , 41041,1iwt: Slinger theorlii Middies, for ill -kinglet°. 'Luring purposes, have :tsieW repuestton,' honestly esnasil.-:A11 therprolnees thee. : Machines On in tEHAND'at AXTB/CP,lgpkg,... ' I:-M:SLOGER*, c 0,,. 'SOS OHESTNIIT Street Lire e,aiinaksilakti:4lne t .Alcidane , a Celebrated lIVB it, PILLS -r-This,"graaa: Com- Idaiatai pillonapitaaptnentay!3lidc Hendaidieji„tappp. Ma, and ailitadaediindlitalnia..:ididd ail-kinpentable Dnyglet t d:' - 146 . •atittliAm IrßiirnitVe , Oscoutne. :"BIJANETVII CoooAllt7. , t.:11T.0.FTT104,°°09*412: A for deeming the ,Ar;rfilimi ant:eginaldfainsilt without It iffrifeen:ln hair troor Jailing off. It pt?tactes"ftikialiley.ned -vtiorA m s gulOh' - It is not g easy -ts It leaves iw disagreeable. odor. - - It softens Oa pair iabero hard and dey. It soblbekehe itritated - jcatp_ =ktse., , - it affard; rsonfailoweist It eosts fifty 'emus for ce • 1011triBiT , 8 .0000,110111. = ' •• • - igs7; 117.,Igagasts; , „I, Smarm& Co. I Ilarecetterase Vitae thl 7 liefiateri, effect fir,zir Oinkint , graritoe line of year excellent , For piny saimibui • toy hate hid heats' . ialtlag of ,until I was fee:riot:of Intl* it - ilttridiATee `fakei upon my hiad hellentradiallyinrinal onnindiend, solhat, I Could lot touch it • fon; dition I ittribdtel*;tdii!aiia of ferfoinedietined hair, *mhinif which I bale entice beep told Wptaigoamphene spirit. 1 41 the -7*" ehawn your or,liiselfitsig the oil 4 aoiamenaed, its stea f the weeliln Jiie";.:Mheflietf4plleathin leyed i font deik the **dial; ead teadein4l dinSriCtrid:,—the Intl beamed' to fellAted nrillniii - 114groirth* now I trusttantr, , khitfli;:n,fitt&rYei - 0 11 , /nod to tale thii iiirae , remedy, ••••" = • • - • '',io. --Ai • • • ••• , 4„sustrizniiiliticoetra. • • iisingliinaleat4on . random ttioktiilno matter bow iithr add kasoft,:ankirbWforflievoral den.,:. It h oxasaviiiijilllfrifii;liiiii4elf fit to be ' thi'ditf and, th:eapeitt Bair _ Prepared IT ifaiNgrr *CO ' lesion: SATIN DKLAINN - ; " WOBSTINOMISABN tae• ", • ' "Owfiis'totte_ititeaeee oL Shy fee on e will d oee,out our hesikAl#ltHo,44 . s . e.,4,l7:_rii* - iii* - ;,, ou r id ni gut, iiidtir,laiiiiii,*;loiteritlisiLiiicKts:Niiillikera auctlo'S Misi *lc* vies. WlASoi„Shides ;gold Landscape, +Cknetis,li Olot ‘ h i st witeAud • PAT Eii~ ~ ,,NICOIIIISTNUT Otureet.-. - .fw•nbasLlN - oomsl;*crstsl.- - SlCLitne!ii ode. - bated Mairigeltr; Abe jrriat Arilhisin=idaied,f-for , Worms .Bold broil respectable Druggista... , -•-, „40,3,Tonlyficploll eirynerligillaiterhs , ColetweitirsllUY amlllll, - • **la: Thiess Altiobtriee.leei;fiom , troi:epoole, ind form sewn etluietialled 'itienith,:tieatitjc and 'alratioity; which will)for,ilj?;_oratjr..irt:Ory:foti rtla 010 pe'eiat. They ire" linvestionablj tha toost to the market for ramify loo t . ' grog= vo• a mmatriali. ;13 .450.•:-Blugerio Price only if ISTY DOLL/lila. 2, l"iir 'geed Wofr . k and good • .1102.0X11 . 8TMIT Street: MEM OneLyike „Clothing - ii On - int/0 Styles, and made In the bat uaoee, inroteely for atria, SALES: We mark our ,lowost belling: pities* . r,t,iLin raven on eaeliertiele: Ilsaade inede:to anitakirejva getblfdeie4l;iad'aiiv oii Ytru eteiii t l etiletlY ad bored ie,v'ere believe tide taloa' tke anlytettf veil at dealtuf; el! thef*-0 , • , .7,003 eartAl:.c. steal Sylter;l3eti r .Chlindle_,'r tie ereelni or the Teti att., ZDW GAROOTSC of Atnioßlyn, N. Y , ulna/am WE, of thigriltv: " as By theneme;nn.thenellnln of the 80th alt., Mr. 0. SCOTT-to Mee ansocch - nut; On ,the COESTANT PIIQUItIROT OD,ARA., )BOTCH, CU. of elite elty. _ * In ,lltetrnadtown on' Erth,olt. by Rev: Warren Ran dolple;hti ORO.' FLING inn'. SARAH;, A. MIN TERSOTTOIf, botli"orOermintown * On the 80th try'JOhn O. Wilson, D. M., WAL: TER PARAf4 LER to MAGGIE WILDEY. *, •-• Outtbe 24:b tilt.; Erddlk Sohelniainitni PR ffR OILLBR to Idlsit MARY: ANN,RURDA S , both or ThilectelObta.,' - * - In thhfoltY;on - the 2.5 nU. by /ter. Thos. Street, Mr.. TORN DARKSZ to Mir SALIAS .11,_0:ARNITT, both' or Plahnlelpttla.- ,- - - - On,Thoisnay eneeths,e,TlLlt ult.. by Rev. 51r. Sewell, TUCK DURRES MARY SANE PAINTER. [Nei. p!rk:papti!itylitaseippy„,] : ,. „ „ ,: • , * ,Ititititie`;`i - ' - ' On the 20th tilt:;=ANifh „ 'daughter of 4eitrietGrenn; Sleigh, In the 17th yeer:of her no: The relativiserid friends of the family are respectfully th attend the funeral, bons the mildews other insetlrer, otreeti'Srinkford, on Thursday afternoon, at 1 o'clock: ' it On the Blot nit., Tll9/I.llv (lITWEISO, in the WM year of Ids age': ' '"- - Thirrelattves 'and 'friends of-the frindlY niscreipsiet fully invited to attend the futon'', from his late resi dence, Walnut street;.between Seventh and Sighth, on Thursday, afternoon, at 2 o'clock., To proud to Cam. .den Cemetery, Opmden, pr." On the nth - tile; after a short Maisel, 1011N11.1163, TIN. in the 20th year of his age -,, - The relatives and friends of the famlly are rennet- Italy Invited Ito - attend the 'funeral; from the of blfrysietitc No.:1020 South" Ninth street - on Thurs.: day afternoon, eta to'cletik.i Tope:email Whits Lebanon 'Cemetery. - , On the 30th tilt:, sged7B years. „ The relatives and friends of the family are respect fully Invited to atiend . the laneral,,from cis late reel. dance ,B; W, corner of Word avenue and School Street, this Wedneiday) afternoon, at 1 otoloek. -. To proceed to Laurel Hill . • C L. = - , on Saturday morning ) 20th. nit., Wit . SUCH, In the 88th year onate • • The relatives and friends of the fatally ere respect. tally ,terlted to attend the funeral, from his late reel deans, On Bide rood, ,betwooir the Sixth and Seventh Idonee.- thiirefltireday) morning,. at 10 o'clock, -efilheut farther - . „ On the 28th nit ", OHORG/IToszra„ In the 414 year llis frieode, thalCiidnalader "diiyiri and steMbers. of the Yeett Legion and .Ifrankhn:Hug.ne -Company, are respectfully invited to attend .the funeral, from the N - corner- of Getout' street - add' Pissyunk road, - this (Wedneaday) :afternoon, et 2 seoldok. - :To pro . .eoed to bt. ifery , e Cemetery. • AL . * On -the:49th Alt., JOHN _WHJIRTENABY, aged kkb.;rylatiiil 4nd Mendel oleo, montgomery Lodger No. Hit Jettuittini 'Oiniptoi; No. 8; and Bt. John's lin bunpment,;,.4l,:, Y , . Ai., are respeetfaity_inylted to at, - . tend the funeral rfront his - late reilderice;l2lB LUCAS ter street, _below Wharton, thin (Wednesday). after noon; at 8 o'clock ' To - , proceed to Union Cern - Glary, lilatliktreet - , - On x ,ilatutdsy, 28th alt., VAMUSL- 11HPIPLE; In, the 7641 yes,r able age., — ' - ,- - - The rolatiree, end...friend, of the family are -respect fully , invited to ettrod hie - funeral; from his late resi dence, No 720 North Thirteenth etTnetktliti (Welnee., dayo Id inst„ at 2 o'alook _ Owthe 99th tilt - .:WILLIAId B. BROWlcaturtiro of Boston, In the 81th year of his age. , .o.laLifiC folfq; ,11 : 1 9r PHlL4D,iox4iLft, Arab. 2!./859. MIN 'BUM .;.4 1 ::`; HIGH WATIOI , i. . BUB 188T8 1 ••:• 841 - Bohr Pedttoindok,'Surfouittooloys from' Boston' with. mdse to"Thwiti. Cdosier.._ ,• - • - • • - Itirgaret Atm, fitalapot, 11 - d ijO froid N York; with indoo,to - - , . Olitt ND.' BoLoynirr,Vopes; N Wirt. JMontle*. 'l:Barque RoyinisiNtlion, Laguagra, Hallett Brothers, Brig Mil Hoed, turtidtt, Jog? no Cobh tt W Agra!'lk dew& Brothii. - •-• - . Ea r ?bile Satan; Zdwordni Baltimore, Ilion Web hair, +an ,Drisen, Norton Bahr H H Atwood, timititi - Nada: Co. Btr H L illiwiHor t piltt9torojAttrorea, Jr. Pei ..04 4 PoimalpiA pioniut ii)kryibt atii a number of pusageni, aPhtladtalpkill ileaulße.) ; 1 • • • - - • INWEB. - Dal.: Jan'81(11160: • This - brig Joeepti:,Huniti,'froa Malaga, an unknown bark, sears Woktalin, B P iuld , tagvothare are at barbOrl Wind north, dtr9ugi and cold: rtnirs, WK. BIAIIOANAN. • • lIIIISGBAritt ' • [Oorrespendsnoe 4 . 4 , the Philadelphia lixtbange.l ' ; 0/11Ietatin, Neb. 1, PM. -. A. banpte passella this afternoon, and another went out. , The ecbr Milton, before reported ashore above this place, who got oft this morsitig. - Vold t3W.. - . : Yours, &a, • Thoo. - B. . • . _„ TILBONAPIi To FBI Vann.] - , , Naw 'loan, Feb 1. Arrived--Steamer Etna, fromLiverpOol; bark' Qneen of the Fleet (Br),. from Ardrosean ; Clara Windsor, from Aux Oayeel Brig B L Siren, from Bt. Croix. Below—Cup George Hurlbut, for Ham( Brig lfra beldam (Norwegian), from Rochelle. Arr,"ship Dashing Wave from Ordeutta; barks Cali .fornia < from Buenoa Ayree, and Daniel from Smyrna i below, berk Hefner from Oagliarl, , ALuxarnittra, Fa , Feb. 1. - The!ship Venue, from ,Bristol, with railroad iron, la iximing up. , , • Hoard:a, Fab. 1. , Air,brig Ann Elizabeth from iiimbrOio. ll _ 4mr, ship Mongol:on, Sevnaty.n A in M e r gi l i it ye ° fro AD m B' F Cat l Callao. , - flaw Oar,sams, Jan. 81. Are, ship Emperor, sod Singapore, and bark Etralie Hammond, all from Bopton. Feb I—Arrived-.-thlps Assyria, and Ofkokborszo, from Liverpool,: ...„ MEMORANDA. gtatml, ip Kensington, Baker, hence, arrived at Bos- I. .tdia yesterday. - ' - • Steamship Catawba, Bullock, for Havana and New York ;cleared at New Orleans 9001 Steamship Europa, Leitch, for Lirerpoolt• cleared at New York yesterday. , Steamship Boston, Sallow, for Phllalelphla, cleared at New York yesterday. • - Ship Horatio, Palmer, for Hong Kong, cleared at New York yesterday. Ship James Obeston Bryant , front Clarissa, was below Baltimore Slet tat. - Ship Northland, dray; front New York, Bleared at - Rio de Janeiro Deo 21 for Valparaiso, taring repaired. Ship Dueling Ware, front Calcutta for Bostouipassed Highland Light at 10 A M lit inst. - , Ship ~ I ndlan, Averill, from Calcutta, via Province •towu, at Boston Mat ult. - 1314 Mlles Standish, Gardner, from Calcutta Oot 18, Was below Boston Slat ult. • • . . Bark Mahlon Williamson, Rehatiforth, front Boston, at Mobile 20th ult. -• • ' • Mark Cheater, Atkins r from Bolden, arrived at Mo. bile 26th nit. ' e Bark, Mary Sawyer, - Bartlett,, for RIO de Janeiro, 'went to sea from Obarlesteri 28th alt. - Bark Elizabeth, (Brem) Noltenhouti, for Bremen, went to ilea from Charleston 28th ult. Bark renelon, flolkine, froin Valparaino, was' below Baltimore 81st ult. • /lark Reindeer. Franklin; at Pernambuco 24 nit, was loading for Philadelphia—not its before. • ' barque 'Daniel - Webster, Ryan, for • Philadelphia, sailed from Palermo 80th ult. ' ' Barque Peter Olinton, Bityden, from Bordeaux, an ilyed;or. New York yesterday. -'' Bantle BD:matte, - before reported ashore at Long Branco, got off and was being towed to Ne'w York yea tarday. . Brig David Darrell, Phinney, for 'Boston, arrived at New York yesterday. ' - Brig Blizabeth, Libby, cleared at Mobile 28th ult. for Galveston.' Brig Delaware, at Et Thomas 15th'ult, had been con demned; and Welt . refitting. '''' " ' ' " Brig Henry Leeds, Grant, for Georgetown] 80, cleared lit Charleston 20th tat•:, - , ' Bahr "j . ilitroisp; Carson, hence at Charleston 28th . - Bohr Ef Moore; Irigersoll, forile*Yorli j *eat to sea from Charleston 28th nit ' . . Bahr Lewis Chester, Somers, , for Philadelphia, went to sea from Charleston 28th ult. • - _ . . Bolas Bee,-Donner; and Btroandet, Downing, were at Wilmington, Bel, Slat - Bohn John Jones, Stevenson; and' Margaret Plater, Blizzard) for New York, sailed from Wihningfon, Del; yiraterday: - • - Bohr Jonathan May, Cobb, from Now York, arrived at Mobilogethmit. " - - Bohr B cilltUllan, Smith, hence arrived atldobile26th 'Bohr Frank Herbert, Mayo, for Philadelphia, dear ed et Boiton Blot ult. - •-• 11. B. Revenue Cutter Wiehltigton,, Morten, Scorn relief orate; arrir•.4 at New York yetterdsr. Bahr Frank Herbert; Mayo' cleared et Boston alet rat /Or Had' port: ' - - , Bohr Naiad ( Br) for this port, called from ttibraltor achr.Lll Nickerson, Baxter, netted trona New Bed ford, 30th wit, for this port, via Edgertown. - Echr JaiNellson, Bart; hence et Taunton 28th ult. = lohr Geo liGreen, Green from Bosto4 for this port, gelled itOm Newport 80th mit. Behr Joe M llorteton, , Russell. from Providence for kloblle; wre spoken'2oth nit let 88 10,1°12,14 20. Ochr .41CAlrldge, Bateman, for. this port, ; went to sea from Ohirleiton - 2/3th nit. ' r " Mantas tosses roil Isnosuir—The New Pork Courier and Itnntdrer publishes the usual table of marine losses for the past month, showing anaggregate of forty-els vessels, of which eight were ships, nine were barques, eleten were brigs, sixteen were schooners, one a steam -6q aid one s: steaming. The total value of which was $1,117,000. ' TAM le the _value of the property totally lost, exclu-. sloe of damage to vessels not ' amonntilitto a total loss, and of partial losses of cargo. • The vessels reported in the list ehlent American, although foreign are included, when bonnd to or from'an United States port, or, known to be trimmed In •Pemela. Total losses for Joinery •• • 4 . $1 ,117 , 000 Same period In if 459,600 - • • Same period fa-MM.-1U 3,652;100 The foliolPag Vessels are Included in the llst : Behr W o rOvatCr; from Philadelphia to Mobile, lola $lB,OOO gekt ..-. orol,Castner, Philadelphia for Boston, los $2,000; fohr M A MoNekklotile for New York, lose $16,000; sehrlthodaandMenlehiyhiladelphis for Cardenas, loss pp, ~• „. • ,„ - ARRIVALS' AT TRH ; PRINCIPAL , HOT.ELS. ivimoom Tars mom.. HOVER—OhsCant 'street, below Ninth. N 8 Band, Coin' ", B 0 Moultier, Ala Lewis, Boston 0 G.Tantian,Ry -Wm Heimock A la,Dany tlle J E Porte; N Y LB Stone, RI, BB Merry, B John H Watson, N P Rogialre A la, Boston MA White, Providence, RIB L Berwick, Ottawa, 11l A W G ohnon, St Green, Richmond, Ts 'W. W Merriam &la N E Joeephl, AA , Punda &La, hi. ' . 0 Wilrarlibatit, Y ILA:latter, Detroit ' " Iferguson, Y ' Dater, N Y • " Richard Border', Pill Elver tl D Basil& & 4f , NHAveri N Curd & wf, St lonia P Aoorrt =N Y - ThorAdame, lilase IMMO, Newark, NJ "3 Hunter, N Y' 10 Ranter, N Y H thunders & wf, Mo W IL Crawford, Belt B Z Martin', Ey 'Jag Pierce, Olu, 0 ' B U Hamilton, Balt N-P Huta; N Y J Pringle Jones, Reading P Whitaker, N Y. Geo Ballet'; Bu ffalo Thoflliblon, Nashville Leslie Ellis, Nashville A Boyd, Lebanon - I W Hillinger, Lebanon A Redfield, Elmira H P Long, Troy, Pa Mr Williams, Ga B N Bradley, N Y - Ittnkß N Bradley, N Y Dr Abbey, Miss 0 Mason h la, Blau ' Jlt Noyes ?r,. la, Ia W S IfolLoight; St Louis , H .7,ouniffe, St Louis P R McCreary, Bt Louis G D Appleterr, St Lohls W Brown, St Louts , W Itobineou, Mass _WG-Mitirey,lerifey, city Ohaa Hall, N Y Bliss. Brooklyn; N Y P W tdoldullett, Y B Goodwin, Jr, Hardfort Ohee Scott. Boston ' Jblinson, Nashville - H H hiershall, Va D B Bud, Va L Colwell, N Y lam T ssoford, N Y - Mr D Wench; St Lords Joshua Baal, N J 8 Trimble, Ohio Geo Dayton & la, N Y • B o , t3oribner;Albany L Weston, Ohio B Wheeler,N Y- - B HOwen, Hartford M B Harvey, Hartford HOroutts, Conn Jae Xing, Winditor, Hasa Jae R Simpson, N Y .Dr 0 0 Donoran, Balt Dr LL 0 Spencer, Tenn - L 0 Bawl Marks; N 0 ', • G H Godderd,Oamdtm,Ark W W Parker, Marion, Ga B Naumbdrg, Balt • J T Goddard, Camden, Ark N 0 Barton & Is, Richm'd T J Denton, Miss Cushing, Jr, Balt J H Clark, Md L A Wyatt, Ala W R Walker.OrderokeepPrt Aif Harvey, Blohmond W Forbes, Richmond N T Smith. Ala 'R I Wood. Ala Mr Lyon, N Y - Ino 13 Hoffman, Vt 0 noggins', Va D W Bull; Balt J T Pendergast, Bait Amos hi N Y W Tappan, Phil. - Ohm Silver, Oat NATIONAL HOTEL—Race street. above Third Rohl Darlington, Penns Nye Bowden; Penis It Thompson, Penne -11 8 Rome & eon, Penns Win Well , Allentown .0 Di earsubfkottavllle ;llBrenniser, Penns .1 II Neon, Nona 8 A liteckelyPenns G J Reading N Anylebaoh. Penns " A HOorwla, NY W H Butler, Perna Jll Llok, TA A ;Waters, Catawba* MBRCILtNTIP 110TEL—Ifottrtk at.. below Arch H Mudge; It illiamsport ..1 hi Burchfield, Pittsburg li E Hicks, N Y . )taster 0 N Blake, if Y _I J Gaynor, Pottsville W J Woods Teon O 21 Dayton, Illinole A Cochrane. Mau Dr I It Richards & la, N Y I &brick; St Louis ,J NEnglioh. New Haven 11 L Gana, Lancaster . John Nimmo, N Y Bobt T Boas, Phila 'P Ford & wife, Phila . lion Itlebard Brodhead, Ps G Bast, Pottarille Geo Patterson, Pottsville W P Lloyd, Trenton (I Gino. Cincinnati W W Lyman, New York W Between, Pittsburg J Terhoun, New York Mr Utrick, Phil& 0 A Roberts, Coon " I, G Fry & la, Washington W A Stewart, Maryland ' Wit Barton, Conn ..1 . Edge, Kansas Territory I A Rippard, Wilkesbarre All Johnson, Boston E Smith, Circleville, 0 W W Culbertson, Ohio 2 L Shelton, Coon F E,Shattnek, Phil a J . 8 McNeal, Pa • W Milligan, New York 0 F ROD°, NeWgersty ,131110 ti 110TIL—Arch street, below 'mutt. B Greenwald, Pa S W Jones, Pottsville W 0 Coon, N Y J 23 Force, N Y Matt Thompson, Del Col U Rateliff, Tamaqua J Parkin, N Y Win Kerp St },oats Geo Dean, Bucks co, Pa I B Shearer, Reading 1,0 Ramsey, Salem, N J Jae Brown, Salem, N J Li Wentworth Omm J Mulford, N I P 0 Gunn, Philo P R Fritz, Pottsville Jos Earl St la, N Y I 0 Peowill, Boston TII Bench, Pa '.. W R Wood, N Y W N Gregg, Phila I It Mentzer ,ka • Walter Burton, N Y AIiBRIOAN HOTFL—Gthestout et., above Fifth W C Johnson, Pa Jos Thompson, N Y Hobert Thompson, N Y , 0 Briton, W Oheater W II Smith & la, York I) U Jewett, Mass • P Grisly, N York 8 Viet*, N York °hut Lawson, Phila. ' John McCarthy, Pro"' N Mory. Ohio Wm Danaher, jr, Balt A D Agan; Troy, N 1 W .I Hotchkiss, Donn W Deon, Newark J B Aloo[olll'7,ll Chunk O W,Maniton, Pro', 111. . B A Paellor,N Y Jas hicOrossin, N 1 Nelson Hall, Conn .0 Harlow, RI lt It Faller Mass M ID Itogers, Vs 0 W Lane, St Louie J B.Bhryaek, Balt - ' ' R H Maokim, Va LFIIANICLIN Hollaß—Ohestnat street above Third Ddli Lawrence , Phile WII Kemble, N Y Joe Trownstine, Ohio ' ' Lewis Wald, Ohio John Halliard, N Y Mr Anettu,'N Y Henry Perkins , NJ - David Potter, N J ' Ult IdlptOn, Harrisonburg T Murdock, Jersey City Bobt A Abbott, Pa W Harnell, Pa Wnonsithaa, Tamaqua , Jets J Comm, Ashland .1 D Winthrop, Washingtht Duni B Behenolr, N'X J . R Dardnor,,Boston .- • Wld Valle, N Y Ohm C Btevenson, Balt 0 A Wheat, Texas S 0 Roberts, Pa 3 L MAW°, A J, ... HAMM' BHBAT 110THL—Second street, below Vine, B H Janney, New Hope N W Allen, Bucks on A Baker, Newtown J 8 Willteme, PE Pleasant 7W dowel', Attleboro 11 0 Parry, Pa Isom B Zealot; Pa - 0 Dnbree, Newtown , Thee P Obambere, Bucks W.P Well, Backe co J W Torbert, Bucks co* James Palmer, Bucks co . 11 ' Jamison & wi, Bootee co B B wewbold, Attleboro Wei Bette, Jr, Bueke co A Battertbwait, Backs co W B Vauban, Bucks to - Jos Hunt, Bunks oo T Blloutage & Oks co Beemel Murray, Newtown BLACK BEAR HOTEL—Third et., at.. 11 Gruber, Tremont, Pa Illtrievel, Pa Mullion Long, Doylestown 'Joe Young, Allentown Wm Barney, Penneburg Rey $ B Brobet, Allentown John Large; Bucks on A K Jones, Pa II Haldeman, Culpsville , Berk' Binh, Lansdale 0 W a Wleanand, Pa H Boyer, Green Lane Ilenty Degertog, New Texan Wm Thompson, Zionsville Ohm! Malsberger, Beading P Ronde, Southampton Henry Befferts. Nortbamp'n Hugh Atkinson, Northa , n W Peering, Cloopereborg 8 Semen, Coopersburg Bre L. Weidner, 01210 ' Reuben Somber, Millerettn Levi Temple, Buckle oo Edwin Acker, Allentown Benj Bhroyer, Pughtown B Hoffman, Dauphin co BALD EAGLE—Third street, above Oallowhill. John 4miley„ Balt BOA Smiley, Balt 8 Jennings, TeOneefee Chas Levis, Alabama .7 Motif, Jonestown BemlEmith, Bunke co Henry Bherer, litontg'y Co , BLUR and Merchant streets. D,Ourran, lowa B V Stratton, Pottstown Hamrcoad.7 Chester Iblat Wright, Pa ' • • D Sharp*, Cheater co .J D Sharpley, Cheater co tHtDottio"ihr W. Ckeatar ,Isarai Harper, Chester co " J 3 Howard, Beaten. Id H PrOofoll, Pa T Vr Rodobßok ) ()heater on . MADISON -HOUBli—Besond et., below, Arsh. i litimi,:li'lr ". ';: - ' 74 0 sari- Y. Semi Prelate, Bea os A ellogs. Bristol CA. Dugan Bris I Alin Scott Salem, N J Ti l pli t b a rlitt i rfola Edw Brown, Chicago Jacob 1.. Meyer, VA B BtiorNlttsburg Joe N - 13-off, Conn . MOUNT PBBNON HOTEL—Beoond it., above Arca JW Townsend, Ohto 7 D Wright, Ohio B Montgomery, NY Henderson, N Y Henry, ,N y ' Ohm Peal, 'William/Tort P Ord, Williamsport, Pa Chan H Moore, Pa A B Hot; Phila " e T Haub, Phila TrHorace Greeley *lll linter° nt the MUSIOAL FUND HALL, on TUESDAY EVEN ING, February Bth, 1850 at touter before 8 o'clock. Suldeet— ,, Reforms and Reformers: , The proceeds for a'benevolenit object. Vacate to be had at the door, and at the following depute : Hansard dr. Co.) N. W. cur. of Medina end Twelfth atreeta. • Masao H. Hen N. W. cot. Aril and Bleienth Streets. Thomas S. W legend, S. E. cor. or Race and Fifteenth atreetB Merin. Heaney, N. W. cos. of Atch and Sixteenth streets. George 0 Bower, N. B. ear. Vine and Rath streets. Henry A. Bower s kr. B. corner dr Green sad Sixth streets William A. Deet,, N. B. ear. of Spring Garden and Ttreffth htteeti. J. W. Clothier & Co., Fourth street, belo\r Arch. W. P. Haserd,-724 Chestnut street. E, H. Hunt, N. W. oor. Fifth and Chestnut, Leisearing & Alien; N. E. cor. of Arch and Six% et. Peirce & McCarty, Eighth, above Chestnut street. fe2-6t* B:re Office of the Union Canal Company, February let, 1859. At a meeting of «The Union Canal Company. of Pennsylvania' , held THIS DAY,. the following named gentlemen were eleoted to serve as officers and mana gers for the ensuing year': ' - • PAIIIIIDBNT, R. BUNDLE SMITH. • MANAGERS, Robert B. Davidson, Henry Lapeley, Herman dope Dr. J. Badman Paul, Isaiah Hacker, 2'. O. Henry, Joseph B. McFarland, Thomas Williamson, D. Haddock, Jr., J. V. Williamson, B. T. Curtis, • William R. White. SZORILTARY /ND TAN 13IIRRE, 0110 AR THOMPSON. ' It I Arch.street Theatre.—The annual meet ing of the Stookholdere of th'e Areh-etreet Them tre will be held on MONDAY AFTERNOON,Febrnary 7th, at 8X &cloth, at the Hall of the Phomix Hose Company, ZANE Street, above Seventh, north aide. A DIVIDEND of 88f on each there biz Nett declared, payable then By order of the Board of Agents, Grand Operatic Cantata.—The Phila. DELPHIA /ROLLOS, assisted by an efficient Orchestra, respectfully announce their first concert of the beacon, en TO-MORROW (Thursday) EVENING, February ad, at the IiaNDEL and HAYDN HALL, corner of Eighth and Green streets, upon which °am nion they _will perform, for the first time in this oily, the Grand Operatic Cantata of the HLYMAREBS. , ) Claris of admission, 25 cents. Concert to commence at quarter before 8 o'clock. fe2-2tet crThe Great _lnducement to- Get a Life aim Photograph In Oil la the certainty of getting a lames!' at REIIdER , I3 GALLERY, 81100 ND Street, above Green.: - • It* Law Department—University ot Penn -1,13 second Term commented Jaw:Lary 81.1800, and continuer tont. months. Hon. GEOltald dllATtSWOOD—Conetitutional raw. Professor P. Ala/ALL—Pleading and Practice at Law. Wormer B. EIPBNORIt MlLLSW—Oonveyancing. fe2-11t TrOffice Hazleton( Coal Company.—Phila- DELPIIIA, retemary 1, 1869. The Board of Directors of the Hazleton Coal Com pany have this day declared a Ditridend of ONE DOI. , L&R AND A. HALF per share on their Capital Stock, payable to the Stockholders, or theirieltal reeresentii, area, at the Office of the Company, in Philadelphia, on and after the 11th inst. The Transfer Books will be closed until the 11th hint. fe2.Bt SAMUEL MOOSE, President. alse A Public Exhibition, at the ToUrn Germantown, on FRIDAY 31 1 71GING next, the 4th inst. at T% olclonk, by ohildren from the Penn aylvania Training School for Feeble-minded Children. .liXercises in Hinging, Recitations, and Gymnastics. fe2-3t4F irr. Spencer H. Cone, D. D—A Lecture will be delivered before the Baptist denomina tion upon the Life of the above•named noble Minister of the Gospel, in - JAYNE'S lIALL, on TEUREIDAY EVENING, February 0, at X o'clock by Rev. `A. NOTT; of New York. Admission free. The public are respectfully invited to be present. fe2 2t* Tim etrard Bank—Philadelphia, January 31,166 d- A. spatial meeting of the 4tootholdesti of this Bank will be , held on THI32BDAY, tite Id or Batch next, at 19 o'clock M., at the BANKINGIIOI3B9I, for the purpose of accepting o relenting a certain act or Assembly, entitled , t An Ant to Consolidate the Stock of the (Ptrard Bank," approved the 96th day of Janu ary, 1859. By this Act It le propoird t• to change the value of the Ohara of Stock of said Bank from the pre sent par 'value of twelve dollars and fifty cents per share to fifty dollars per 'hare, by cancelling the pre. sent certificates of stock, and !issuing new tines, upon the ratio or one to fouy, so that; hereafter, the par'velue of said stookshail racy Dollars per share." , And, also, for the purpose of determining the amount Of the Bond required for the Cashler. at provided for in "A Supplement to an Act regulating Banks." approved the 7th day of May, A. D. 1065. teMtuth3 - W. L. SCIIAYPER, Cashier. 13:r The Wagner- Free institute et Selenee Lectures for the week ending the 15th of Feb- nary. • - MONDAY," P. M.—llygelne and Materis Medina. tildects—.• lodine and Arsenio: , MONDAY, 8 P M.—Areltiteatnre— ,, Roman, ,, TUESDAY, I P. M.—neology— ,, Pompeii: , TUESDAY. 8 P. M.—Elocution—. Orthe WEDNESDAY, -7 P. M. Natural Philosophy— , Light: , 'WEDNESDAY BP. Artioulata. ,, THURSDAY, I P. M.—Anatomy and Physiology— , Crintiiim. ,, THURSDAY, 8 P. 11.-B.hOtoric.— , c OH lafemJ , FRIDAY, 7 P. M.—Mthers.logy and Mining—“Olseird al Characters: , FRIDAY, 8 P. M.—linglieh idterature—. , English oats " SATURDAY, 'I P. M.—Social Solenee-.." Commerce." ISATIJILDAY, 8 P.M —Ohemistry—. , lodine." Admission free. ,Ladies Invited. Bev. George W. Smiley, of Kentucky, will preach - AVERY EVENING of the Er' weer of the Greet Religious Yesilval-or Jubilee. to be held In NATIONAL 'TALL. Market, above Twelfth, to 'commence on MONDAY EVENING, 81st inst. at 7hl o'clock. All are invited. • inst., al. Sunbury and iirle The amnial meeting of the Stockholders of the Banbury And Erie Railroad Company will be held at the aloe, No. 132 t WALNUT Street, on MONDAY, the lath day of Pebrnary next, at 10 o'clock A. M. At this meeting an eleot.on Will be held for teh fda nagere of the Company .to servo for one year. The Polls to close at 2 o clock, P. M. W. EDWARD SPOFFORD, Bearetary. Philadelphia, Jan. 24,1569. ja9.44nte..eftiel4 Kra Office of the Reliance M. Insurance COMPANY OF PIIMADELPHIA, January lb, llilla—The Annual Meetiog of the Stockholders of this Comptny, will be held at their oMee, No. SOS WALNUT Street, on MONDAY, the 7th day of Fe bruary next, at 12 o'clock, 11; and an election for Twenty Director'', to serve for the awning year, will be held on the same day and at the came place, Watteau the hours of 12 o'clock M. and 2 o'clock P. M. ,larf-wmf-13w D. AL NINON MAN, Secretary. PlSallies Hall Prayer Meetings—Notice.— Owing to s previous engagement of the null, the NESS MEN'B lINIGNPRAYER MEETING will be held. until further notice, in the BANBOII-11TRIDET OHMICH, (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 llvangelloalOhuroh. • ' ocfm 011ie. Pennsylvania Railroad Company, PIIILADIELPBIi, January 16 1869 .— NOTION TO iITuORROLDERS —The Animal Meeting of tho Stock holders of this Company will be held on MONDAY, the 7th day of February, 1869, at 10 o'clock, A. M., at the 9AN8061 STREET HALL. The Annual Election for Directors will be held on MONDAY, the 7th day of Mach, 1369, at the office of the Company, No. 234 8. TRIED Street. jal7-tt EDMUND 13311Tg. Secretary. girNotice.—A Committee of the !Managers of the Oomplimentary Rail to the Philadelphia i will sit at. the ARMORY of the Philadelphia Graya, every !MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND SATUR DAY EVENINGS, for the delivery and settlement of Oasts, until the 15th. 0. P. DESMOND, jall-abt Secretary. lirDr. Weiler , . Chestnut Springs Water CUBE, at Chestnut MU, Philadelphia county, Pa. a Jat-1y Ly. The Semi-annual Examination of Can didates for admission as pupils of the NORMAL SCHOOL will be commenced on MONDAY, February 7th, at 9 o'clock A. Al. • To be admitted the candidate moat be at least fifteen years of age, and pees a satisfactory examination in Orthography, Definition of Words, Reading, English Grammar History of the United States, Geography, Arithmetic, and Penmanship. The NORMAL SCHOOL is designed to qualify fe males to become teachers in the Public Schools ; and, previous to EXAMINATION, every caudidate must nicks an explicit declaration that her obleot in entering the sohool is to witty. - herself to baeorne a teacher, and tbatehe intende to engage in teaching In the PUBLID fIOHOOLS OP THE CITY OP PHILADELPHIA. Examination on MOODAY in Theoretical Arithme tic and Orthography, and Definition of Words, TIIESDAY—Orammar and Geography. WEDNESDAY—PracticaI Arithmetic and History. ja27-tfe7 P. A. OREGAR, Principal. Removals. MOOALLUM & CO., , CARPET HOUSE, Have removed from No. SO BANN Street to _ No. 609 CHESTNUT STREET, OE:POSITS THE STATE-HOUSE. ja27-1m 4S, REMOVAL.-THE FREIGHT - AND PASSENGSR OPP I ON of the Htlartl.NOTON AND SAVANNAH BTHAMSIH.£B has been REMOVED from N 0.828 North Wharves to the 8. W. corner of .110VRTI1 and 011ESTNUT Streets. A. lIEBON, Jr., An. Bills Lading signed at the Office on the Wha ge rf, t 2d above Vine street. ja22-18t pEHOVAL.-T. O. HOWE & CO. HAVE .1310 HSU° VED t Ho. 240 1 , 4/4.ItKET street, eolith side. jal2-12t REMOVAL. LINCOLN, WOOD, & NICHOLS LIAVIC MOVED Prom their old stand, 46 South SROOND street, to 725 CHESTNUT STREET. The Retail. Department will he closed for a few weeks. la3B•tf REMOVAL. MOLLY & DOKBRTY, TAILOR/3, Have removed to 131. find 8380UTII PIITH STREET, OHM DOOR /DOTS onmetwor, East Aida January 7th, 1159_ R E MOYAL. SAMUEL H. MATTSON. MERCHANT TAILOR, use REMOVED TO No. 1126 CHESTNUT STREET, TRIAD DOOR BELOW TWBLITH. South Side, • Where bets prepared to execute all orders in Melina, having on hurl • full supply of avow for eenue 131411Vit veg. SAMUEL IL MATTSON, R2O am-lr No. 1120 01 1 / 1 8TIMT Streit, TittE PtiEske—PititutnEtiquA; VII,EfiNESDAY. Phi:del:TAM ge 1850. yARD, car,EmbßE. 80 co., Nos. 40 and 42 NORTH THIRD STREET, IMPORTERS AND UMBRA IN SILKS, RIBBONS, AND DBMS GOODS, WHITE 400D0, LAOIS, end EMBROIDERIES, HOSIERY, OLOYEB, MITTS, SHAWLS, Ao. feb2.Bm JOHN H. BROWN & itdrOBTERS AND JOHIIIIIB be Aktt bOitSi r lO :bRY GOODS, No. 807 MARKET STREET, • North aide, abOve Third Street, feb2.3m - PHILADELPHIA. 1859. SPRING STYLES. 1859. AGARD & CO,, 828 MARKET STREET, Invite the attention of BUyere to an ENTIRE NEW and complete etockof RATS, CAPS, STRAW GOODS, &0., Which they offer for Csuitior on the tumid credit. feblimie jr .. .k A. KEMPER, • 33 SOUTH FOURTH STREET, Importers and Wholesale Begat in LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS, Call the punctilio. attention of the Trado -to their splendid assortment of IfftENCIE POMPONNETTES, and AMERMAN TUSOHIA BALL TM/MINOS, RING PENDANT BUTTONS, Ao. We are prepared to execute large orders for Silk and Marseilles Fringes, Tassels, Cords, Buttons, /cc., at our own Factory, " feb2 2m larp (nabs Commizzion gouts.. JOSEPH LEA, DOMESTIC COMMISSION WAREHOUSE, Nos. 128 and 180 WIESTNIIT STREET, COTTON, LINEN, WOOLLEN AND PRINTED Invitee Southern and Western buyer's to examine a large and desirable a's'sortment of CARPETS, including many new patterns not before offered, via; VENITIAN, WOOL AND WORSTED, COTTON-WARP, s SUPERFINE, , DUTCH, iNGRAIN, &0., ELLINQTON BRUBBELLB, Carefully SELEOTED in the looms, WARRANTED of uniform quality from end to end, and being made chiefly la this vicinity, can Would on Nora favorable terms, and by the UNEQUALLED RAILWAY FACI LITIES of oar city, eent to all Western points at lest expense than from any other market. ja24-limit BLIAB B. ABOOI2II. WU. F. Hisser, RBDWOID F. WARNER, WM. 0. H. 010111./.. ARCHER,' WARNERi MISREY, & 00., • MANtIFACITUREBB oP GASALIERS, BRACKtTS, PENDANTS, FITTINGS, AND ALL KINDS OF GAS AND LAMP-WORM, GIRANDOLIS, ,Lo. No. 718 CHESTNUT STREET, ARCHER, WARNER, & CO., No. 376 BROADWAY, NEW YORK j[7', Buildings Mad with Gas Pipes, and all kinds of altering and repairing of Gas Work, feb2-Ot BAILEY Es. CO" /01110 ELY HIM° removed to their lIISW Vlre•prooi, White Marble Store, 810 CHESTNUT STREET, NORTH HIDE, BELOW THE CUNARD HOWE; IMPORTED JEWELRY, PLATED WARES, AND PADDY GOOD% To width they Invite the attention Of the poblle. - 111LTBD-yARB, WATOBNA, DIAMONDS, ADD PEARLS, , anl7.lf tf CARPE T/NGS AUBURN THREE PLY% SUPERPINES, AND VENET/ANB, Y•NUV A OTURBD UT JOSIAH BARBER,,' With all miles of WOOL, WOOL AND COTTON, iind ALL•COTTON INGRAINS. ATWOOD, RALSTON, & CO., MANIIYAOTURERS , AGENTS, j&3l-Sm SO9 MARKET STREET ENGLISH PLATED WARE. WM. WILSON & SON, Kaye jot received, per Steamship City of Washington, a large invoice of line ENGLISH PLATED WARE. We have now on hand . 150 PLATED CAKE BASKETS. 100 PLATED CASTORS. Also, Walden , VEGETABLE DISHES and Clovers, Urns, Porke, Spoone, Ladled, etc , Including pattern, entirely new to this market, at remarkably LOW PRICES. WM. WILSON Air SON, jai et B. W. Corner 1/13TH and MERRY Et,. EDWARD G• WHITMAN Sc CO idanufeaturere of pure Druggists' and Blindly Amongst which are Soluble Qum Drops, Moss Paste, Pectoral Paste, Medicated Lounger, superior; Cream of fitrawberrloo, Dates, Oranges, BONBONS AND KISSES, Caramelles, Ohocolate Preparations, of all Itinde ; CRYSTALIZED le AUITO , ecLI For sale, Wholesale and 'Retail, at VOMMEROIAL AND TRAVELLING OREIDITS available in all carte of the world, opened with the house of Masers. (MORN! Y.IIIABODY & 00., of London. Apply to UAW, MACALESTSII, & 00 , fog-tf 815 WALNUT Street. VISH.-800 quintals Grand Bank Cod Fish. 150 half bble White PIA. 500 bbbs. Mackerel, in whole, halves, quarters, and Eigbthe. Salmon, in tierces and bbls.. 50 bble. Pickled Haddock. 400 do. do. Herring. Nor sale by 0. 0, SADLER & fe2 ASCII Street, 21 door above Front. „. FOR THE SOUTH AND WEST-1869. The PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND BAL TIMORE RAILROAD COMPANY now offere Through- Tickets to Wilmington, N. 0.; Charleston, S. C. ; Au gusta, Atlanta, and Dalton, Gs. ; Knoxville, Ohettanoosa, Grand Junotion and Memphte, Tenn.; Huntsville; Ala. ; and New &leans. Also, to the leas distant Southern cities, and to all prominent Western points, as heretofore. The steamship .713 ADDI. motel' iilemi.blonthlg Trips between CHARLESTON and HAVANA, and offers • very desirable route to passenger' for the latter port, avoiding Cape Hatteras. For tickets, or farther information, apply at N. W. corner SIXTII and CHESTNUT Ste., or at Depot, BROAD tad BRUIN Ste. Philadelphia. S. Id. FELVON, President. Feb. let, 1859. fe2-dBni LOST OR STOLEN—On the 7th inst., a PORTEMONNAIN„ containing $l6 in money, a Certificate (No. 818) of 12 dares of Stock of the Con solidation Bank ; 2 shares of the Assooiation of Butch ers and Drovere, (No. 846,) and other valuable papers, of mouse to any one but the owner. The ander oan re tain the money by tending the hook and Ra pers to the oMse of The t 1, ra-Iw* prp - Goobs - ,3obbtra. ..gato nub Tape. ffriminings. CARPETIN GS. eas Sixtureo. PHILLDILPIII/, tuatcbeti, imeitp, &r. BAILEY & KITCHEN, Now opening thedryall Stook of AT WEEOLIBALS AID IiXTAIL (Enrvetings ♦tIBNOY OF TIM platett Wart. QtonfertioncrD CONFECTIONS, Pears, reaches, Pine Apples, &a., &a., &o Doroeotto and Imported SECOND and CHESTNUT Streets Aleiten. U . eta4 Mtn oats. MOURNING GOODS AT WHOLESALE. BESSON 83 SON, No. 808 ,OHESTNIIT STREET, Have now ready for exhibition (on the eeoond and third floors) the largest stook of SPRING GOODS they have ever offered. WHOLESAtei CASH BUYERS Are invited to EXAMINE, 00AIPARE, AND JUDGE feb2./t P RIOR SHIRTING LINENS.— L. J. LEVY & 00. have received, by the City of Washington 8 moles of very imparter quality SHIRT ING LINENS, manufactured to their order by the beat makers and bleachers or Ireland. L. J L. & 00. can guarantee these Linens t be se. lected qualities, and pure flax, and all grass bleached. The WINTER BLANKETS remaining in stock will be closed out at reduced prices. ja2B.Bt 809 and 811 CHESTNUT Street. REAL LACE COLLARS AND SETS.- Point dialencon; Point Applique Honiton and Valenciennes fabrics. Oonntantly receiving ask; Thread Vella; Barbee; Coiffures. 811APPLEM PROTIUM, ja27 013MTNEIT and EIGHTH. ItALMORAL SKlRTS.—Various quail tide and otyleo of IlittiiDEßE,Sitlttill. tnIARPLEBI3 IMOTIIESS, • 3n27 untsrNui . sod EWEITEI. ESQUIMAUX BEAVER CLOAKS, ROB. COLD WEATHER, REM RECEIVED, . . ,And-trill be nold at LOW PRICER; TO OLObE THE BE 4130 N. J. W. PROCTOR & 00. ja2o 708 CHESTNUT STREET. ro- ACCOUNT OF THE BREVITY OF V TEE SEASON, and In order to make room for SPRING- GOODS, we have concluded to sell out our Winter Snick tegardlese of Out, for two weeks. Now, those wiehing to purohme will find it to their advan tage to give ns a call, Genie one, come all, and obtain these bergaide. BINE ?RENON CLOAKS, HEAVY BRAVER CLOAKS. PINE FRENCH RAGLANS, HEAVY BEAVER RAGLANS, BitOOHE LONG AND SQUARE BRAWLS, Of all qualities and grades. PINE PERMIT. BLANKET BRAWLS, MENU( AND ENGLISH EfERINOES. • EMBROIDERIES! EHRROIDENIES!! Collars, Sleeves, Infante' Waists, Linen Cambric Handkereldefe, Velvet Ribbons, Oloths, Oassimeres, Table Linen, and Table Cloven, and many other goode too numerous to mention. Give us a a call, and it yon don't buy, you will be treated with civility. Don't forget. MoELROY'S, ja2B-wfm-tf No. 11 South NINTH Street. BLANKETS.—A full assortment, English and American, all eked, at idEOl.l LOWER RATER than heretofore. COOPER & OONAR fel H. E. corner NINTH. A. MARKET nu. CASSIMERES, SATTINHTS, CLOTHS, AND VESTINGB.—Men's and Boys , wear. Also, tinode exclusively for BUB , WEAR, COOPER & OONARD, B. E. corner NINTH' and MARKET CLOAK AND SHAWL D.oolL—Balance of our Cloaks, competing • broken ascortment we will diepoce of at a GREAT REDUCTION. liztiche Shawls at tint coot. Woollen Shawls particularly cheap. 000Plid & CONARD, fel B. B. corner NINTH and HARELIP. GOODS REDUCED PRIOR TO STOOK TARING! TIIORNLEY k OMNI, Would hes Leave to announce that the Uolidaya being now over they are preparing for Stoat-taking, and wilt OLOsE OUT ! THE BALANCE OP THEIR VERY FALL CHEAP AND WINTER GOODS! Cloaks and Raglans, Shatvls and Silks, Ater - Woes and Oashineree, DeLaines and Parmattaa, Satin Treteres and Valenclail, Ohlutses and Gingham, Clothe and Osseitneres, Blankets and Shawls, Ltnana and Table and Piano Covers, Table Linens and Towels, • , Ladles , and Gentlemen's Rdkra. Hosiery and Gloves. Re., kn. 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HOME LIGHT ; or the Life and Letters of Marla Chowne Match. Noto. oloth. TU. GARDENS OF ENGLAND. Illustrated with superbly colored plates of tome of the most beautiful English Country Beats B parts, folio. Foreign Books imported to Order by every steamer. Monthly Catalogues of new and old Bagloth Books fur ribbed gratis ou application. fe2.24 Oaving ,futibe. SPRING GARDEN SAVING FUND SO OIETY OP PHILADELPHIA. Mee, No. NI North THIRD Street, (Consolidation Bank Building ) CHARTERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OP PENN SYLVANIA Deposits received in sums of One Dotter and upwards, and repaid in Geld, without notice, with FIVE PER GENT. INTEREST from the day of deposit till with dawn. A responsible and reliable Savings Institution has long been needed in the Northern part of the city, and "The Spring Garden Saving Bond Society was char tered by the Legislature of Pennsylvania to supply this necessity. The Managers, in organizing and locating It, have been gOverned wholly by a denim to accommo date the Wattage interests and wants of the very large and enterprising population by which It is surrounded. OFFICE OPEN DAILY, 'Prom 9to 2) o'cloct • Moo, on &Insult and Tunas- DAY from S until 8 o'clock in the evening. MANAGERS. Frederick Klett, Stephen Smith, John P. Levy. Hon H. K Strong, Daniel tinde,koiler, F redbrick Staake, Francis Hart, Joseph P. LeOlero, John Kessler, Jr., George Knecht, Amen 8 Pringle, web Dock, Joseph DI Cowell, Hon. Wm. Millward, George Woelpper, 0. 0. T. Thorn Peter C. Ellmaker, _ Robert B. Davidson. JAMES 8. PRINGLE, President. BILLIIOIB Hans. Secretary. ja2o..tf if $20,000 $lO,OOO, $5,000, and $2,600 9 to loan on Mortgage. Apply to JAMES H. oeept,s,VE lt* 116 South FIRTH West. MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE The following forty-one members of the Senate and House, 'viz: Messrs. SHAEFFER. COFFEY, GREGG, MYER, SCOFIELD, RUTHERFORD, BALDWIN, PARR BR, YARDLEY, of the Senate ,• and Mews. MORN, HABLEBBLEY, GRATZ, WOOD, WALBORN, HARD ING, STYER, NEALL, SHEPPARD, FISHER, AB BOTT. WILEY, fdoDOWELL, IRISH, BRYSON, SMEAD, RINNEY, BARLOW, PEARON, MISHAP FEY MILLER , MILLER , ROUSE , WHITMAN, OA M p BELL, hi 0: °LURE, PRIOR, BLLMARER,GREEN,REANAGY, ROBE, WILLISTON, and MATZ. of the Renee are sojourning for the prevent Becalm), at the JONES' HOUSE, erected in 1817 , corner of Mt ARENT SQUARE and AIAItRET Street, HARRISBURG, Pa., where ample accommodations may ba obtained at all times for their respective friends, and others having business with them. ja3l-mwdar-2w "MARACAIBO AND OARACOA RATS -131 Superior quality, just landed, and for sale by O. U. ROBERTS, Ne. 88 N. DELAWARE Avenue, sad IN N. WAMPUM. 16213.12t* tegal Notices 1N THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR TIT of OITY AND COUNTY OT PHILADELPHIA. Ear Account of the Pennsylvania Company for - enrances on Lives, and granting Annuities, Trust , • in account with the Estate of ALLEN ARAISTRON,i, deceased.. The auditor appointed to audit, Nettle, and ••t the said account, and to report distrlbution of 1 e balance. *lli meet the patties interested at his ofll No. 708 RANSOM Street, in the city of Shllade!ph t, on MONDAY, Ifebruary 14th 1859, at 4 o'clock P. fe2•trfm_Sta .1 0001311 LONOSTRETH, Auditor • - outif JOUEN, C. C. P., S. 111858,11, Divorce.—The Respondent will please Do tics Rule to ebow canoe i•by Divorce a ylneulo mat i - mord' abould not be decreed returnable on BATURD February 12, 18E0. at 10 A. M. M. J. 111.TOII880N. Attorney pro Libellant To CLARA 8. JOUEN, Respondent. fea.widt* Miss°!Wilms and lapartnereliipo 111 HE PARTNERSHIP heretofore exist. 11 lug between the undersigned, under the title (4 ORRAGMILE & BROTHER, le HlB DAY, mute ally dissolved. oHast,i T s ouseaamag, No. 230 North SEOOND St , below New, West aide. WM. OREM:MLR. Northeast corner of SECOND and BROWN. °ADMIT AND OIL•OLOTII DEAlalltt. • Where they will continue the Carpet and Oil-01011i business under their respective names. Philadelphia, February let, 1R69. IMSSOLUTION.—The Partnership B—•here tofore existing between the undersigned is this day dissolved, by mutual consent. The business will be settled by B. R. OROASDALE, who is authorized to use the name of the flew in liquidation. bitoesbetz, PMEOP, & CO. Philadelphia, January 31st, 1839. COPARTNERSHIP. We, the under signed, have this day formed a copartnership, un der the name of CROASDALE BROTHERS, for the transaction of a general Commiesion and 011 Bolness, tht. N 0.304 NORTH WHARVES, and No. 104 North IVATP.I4 &get. JERUI 0110A50111,33, B. R. 0110ABDA110. Philadelphia, February let, 1050 !edit NNOTlCE.—Agreeably to the articles of agreement, the firm of CiAIiKILL, COPPER, & PRY le dissolved by the death of Benj. easklll. The business of the late grin, in all its branches, will be conducted es heretofore by the eubscrlbers, under the firm of COPPER & FRY. - JOHN 0 COPPER, WU 0. FRY . Philadelphia, February let, 1850 COPARTNERSHIP.—D. M. ROBINSON has this day associated with him hie brother, E. J. ROBINSON, and eon , 0. A ROBINSON, under the firm of D. M. ROBINSON d COMPANY, for the pur pose of continuing, as heretofore, the Stock Oomrole gion Bushman. D. M. ROBINSON, R. J. ROBINSON; 0 A. ROBINSON. Office, 188 South THIRD Street. Yebruary let, MO. fel-Otit COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.—The nn derolgned have, THIB DAY, associated them selves together, under the Arm etc. &D. 8. CADWAL LADER, for the transaotion of a WHOLES/ILS LIM BER 00HM18810.14 BUSINESS, at COATES Street WHARF. OHARGES OADSVALLADBA, DAVID B. OADWALLAD IR. Philadelphia, Jemmy 1,1850. jotB-6c* NOTIOE.—J. D. HOOVER (]ate U. S. J. Marshal for the District of Columbia) has asso ciated himalf with WALTER D. DAVIDGE, Conn. sailor at Law. Business before the H. 8. Supreme and Circuit Courts, the Court of Claims, and the Executive Departments promptly attended to. Address DAVIDGB .ft HOOVER, LOHHILANA Avenue, Washington City. J.14-tf LIMITED PARNNERSIIIP.—The Snb ecribere hereby give notice that they have entered into a Limited Partnership, agreeably to the provisions of the lane of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, re lating to Limited Partnerships. That the name or firm under which said Partnership In to be conducted le ' , lt. WOOD, MARSH, dr, HAY WARD.” That the general nature of the Business intended to be transacted is the Dry Goode Jobbing and Clipaing Badness, That the named of all the general and epeeist part ners Interested therein, are BENJAMIN V. MARSH (general partner), LEWIS W. IIA.YWARD (general partner), EDWARD Y. TOWNSEND (general partner), HENRY HENDERSON (general partner), RICHARD WOOD (general partner), ALFRED H. POSTER (gene ral partner), RICHARD D. WOOD (special partner), and JOSIAH BACON (special partner), and all of them the said partners, general and /medal, =elide in the City of Philadelphia. That the aggregate amount of the capital contributed by the special partnere to the Common Stock, le Two hundred thousand dollars, of Which One hundred thousand dollars. in cash, has been ao contributed, by the said RICHARD D. WOOD, special partner, and of which, One hundred thousand dollars, In cash, has been so contributed, by thewaid JOSIAH BACON, ape. alai partner. That the period at which the sold partnership is to commence, le the thirty-first day of December, A.D. 1868, and the period at which it will terminate, is the thirty-first day of December, A.D. 1863. RICHARD D. WOOD, Special Partner. JOBIAII BACON, Special Partner, BBNJN. V. Milian. L W. HAYWARD. EDWD. Y. TOWNSEND, HENRY HENDERSON RICHARD WOOD. ALFRED H. POSTER. Philada., Dec. 51,1818. insurance Companies. NOTIOE.-THE PRESENT OAPITAL of THE ENTISRPRISH INSUP.ANCH COMPANY ($100,000) having been paid in eaeh, notice Is hereby given that an Moreau of the Caine, to the sum of Two Hundred Thousand Dollars, has been authorised by the Stockholders, and_ that the subscription book will be opened on the first day of Merck nett, at the Office of the Company, where it will remain open until the in. crewed amount has been subsoribed OSABLBS W. OOZE, Secretary Philadelphia, 29 January, 1859. NTERPR ISE INSURANCE CON -1:1 PANT. . - (FIZZ INSURANCE RXOI,IIBIVELY.) DIRECTORS. - P. Ratchford Starr, Mordecai L. Dawson, William I.l , Kee, George H. Stuart, Naibro Prosier, John H Brown John M. Atwood, B. H. FahnestoCk, Benj. T Treater, Andrew D. Oash, Henry Wharton, J. Livingston 3Crringer. F. RATCHFORD STARR, President. CHABLIS W. 00201, Secretary. - TeMporary Ofilce,l62 South FOURTH Street. jaBl-tmarl rp - - • ' - - - FUGTON's INSURANCE, ADJUST/NG, AND OOLLEOTINC+ OFFICE, No. 608 01:11187NUT EITRZET, • Plut.Loatrau.. The undersigned having been practically engaged for a number of years in different capacities of the JlM raan business—for several years In adjusting /MUM exclusively for the Insurance Companies—now offers his services to those sustaining Lose or Damage by trio to propertylnaared, to making out their proofs of such lose or damage in full compliance with the intricate and cunning conditions of Policies 6f Insurance, in such a manner as to obviate plea or eXcuee for reduction or litigation by companies en inclined, or others. Be is assisted by the beet legal connect in Philadel phis, and will give particular attention to the Collec tion of Claims against Insurance Companies. It is known by many who have sustained lons by lire to property insured, and it has also been the experience of the undersigned, that policies are frequently declared partially or entirely sold at a certain time after a Are mum, in consequence of caxelesimeas or mismanage ment In effecting the insurance or for some other canoe, which, although an Important fact, is scarcely ever dis covered or thought of. until it is too late. In order to avoid such disastrotui occurrences, the undersigned will also effect Insurance in any Companies desired. and examine policies effected by othere (in moat cases) free of extra charge. Parties enstaining loge or damage by fire, as above, will find it to their interest to commit the undersigned as soon after the fire as possible , d 22 2niffa, OFFIGE OF THE QUAKER, CITY IN SURANOE COMPANY, 408 WALNUT STREET. —PitmansLruis, January oth, 1859. The third annual statement of the business and con dition of "Quaker Oily Insurance Company as pre sented to its Stockholders January 4th, 1859: Capital stock $260,000 00 Surplus January Ist, 1858 77,670 87 Premiums for insurance in 1858 228,696 68 Interest account 12,514 80 Salvage and reinsurance awn.. 22,216 11 0541,006 98 LOSSES, EXPENSES, AO. Losses paid in 1869 $122,989 11 Dividend, Commissions to agents, Tattle Licenses, Printing, Ad vertising, Mee Rent, and Ex penses Reinsurance and rettirn premi ums Salaries paid in 1858. ASSET& Rigida, Mortgagee, Stocks, Cou lon Banda, Loans on Collateral and on &ill $184,553 Dille Receivable 87,170 80 Caeh due from agents and out- Sanding premiums 29,842 49 Cash in bank and on band 23,984 93 $324,851 42 At a meeting of the Stockholder'', held the 4th the following officers and directors were unanimously elected: OPPICERS. President—GEOßON 11. BART. Vim President—E. P. EOM Secretary and Treasurer—ll R. COCK/SHALL Assistant Secretary—S:lZ. BUTLER. DIRECTORS: Geo. H. Hart, I. W. Bailey N. P. Rom, Andrew R. Charabere, A. 0. Cattail, J. L. Pomeroy, .lohn. G. Dale, H. R. Caggeball, Foster B. Perklna, Baml. Jones, Hon. H. H. Puller, Charles G. Imlay. jab thrhtn•lmir H. B. COOOBHALL,I3eo'y METE GIRA.RD LIFE INSURANCE, AAN NUITY, AND TRUST COMPANY' OP PHILA DELPHIA, in conformity with an act of the Legisla ture, publish a Statement of the Assets held on the Ist of January, 1869: Real Estate Ronde and Mortgagee Ground Rents Loaned upon Collateral Security LOANS $4,050 Delaware and Chesapeake Canal 0 ompany, 0 per cent. 57,100 City of Philadelphia, 7,00) Allegheny County, Pd., " 18,K0 Harrlabarg Railroad Co., " 19,000 Buaguehanna Canal Co., " 4,025 Camden and Amboy R. Co., " 7,000 Lehigh Valley Railroad 00., " 22,988 87 Pennsylvania, b per oent. 11,200 City of Philadelphia, BTOOKB. 180 sharee Northern Bank of Kentucky, 100 do. Bank of Kentucky, 174 do. Bank of Loulaville 123 do. New Orleans Gee Light 00., 111 do. Union Bank of Tennessee, 1121 do. The Girard Life Ina., Ann., nod Trust Co.. of Phila., 100 do. Beaver Ideadow RailroadOo., 00 do. do. do. preferred. 30 do. Merchants , and Mechanics' Bank of Wheeling, 30 do. Philadelphia Bank, 29 do: Banners , & hisebanlea , Bk., 62 do. Philad , a, Wilmington, and Baltimore Railroad Co., 120 do. Pennsylvania RallroadOo., 298 do.HU Susquehanna Canal Co., OA JNO. P. JAM January 15, 1868 $50,000 TO LOAN, in BUMS to gnat applicants, upon Diamonds, W etches, Jewelry, Ones, Merohandlee, Olothlng, &e. on mode rate terms, by JONES it. 00., Brokers, N. W. corner THIRD and GASICSLL Streets, below Lombard. Es tablished for the last 35 yearn. °Mee hours from 7A. 2d to 7P. 2d. . SECOND-HAND GOLD and BILVED.WATOHDB, by eminent makers, warranted genuine, for sale oheap—at one-hell the original met. ja2olm fr 'FOY, COE & CO.'s kWh:FUMING AND OOMMIBBION AOBNOY, 439 WINBTNIIT St., 2d floor, Philadelphia, and Tribune Buildings, New York. JOY, 00E, & 00. are the Agente for the' most in. fluential and largely circulating Newepapers in' the United States and the Oanadas. They are authorised to receive adrorthienients and autuandationa at the lowest rata,. laT•iniecw-rp4zu IVANTED.—A GENTLEMAN is desi rous of obtaining employment at some respects ihe baldness where he can obtain a fair remuneration for his services. The beet of recommendations can be produced. Address ii PSESEVERANOII,i , at this Office.fe2-Bt* , WANTED—A SITUATION by a YOUN4 &lAN, who has had nearly five years , experience as Assistant Book-keeper in one of the largest Commission Houses in the city, and who can give seals' eatery reference from present employers. Please address ,( JACKSON'," at this Office. fe2-at* A BOOK-KEEPER, with six years' ex -CIL perlenee In this city, detires an engagement, and refers to hie present end ;armee" employers. Addreas "ALPHA." at 'hi, Office. fe24t* $4,U00 ssoo—Wanted—s4,ooo to be secured by find mortgage on Baal Be tate worth $10,000; also, MO to be secured by tort, mortgage on Real Rotate worth at least $3,000 for farther particulate inquire of 3. M. HOLCOMB, At tortiey-at-Law, No. 429 WALNUT Street, Philadel. fe2-wfse4t*.i TO CAPITALISTS.—SPECIAL PART -A- NER WANTED, with $lO,OOO, in a safe and pro fitable 'Wholesale and Retail Traie. The business has been established five years, and has grown from a small to a large trade. It has the advantage of one of the best locations on Chestnut atreet, with low expenses. and a field for profitably increasing both-retail and wholesale branches—the wholesale to almost any ex- tent. Bstiaractery reference given. For . partioulars address " TRADE," Oftice of the N. Amer ican and D. S. Gazette. felfit• WANTED—In a Wholesale Cloth Store, on Market street, a BALMSMAN, who ear, In fluence a good cash and siz•montbs trade Address, with name, OLOTH STIMMit, at The Press Office. fel.Btet SIL'V'ER WANTED.—American Halves and Haarlem Mexican and Spaniels Dollars, for whieti highest premium will be given by BRADY dr. CRAVEN Dealers In Hold and Silver Coin, je3l-Bt* 46 Booth THIRD Street. WARM WANTED TO PITEGHASE, from 00 to 70 Acres, for farming purposes, near to or adjoininif Philadelphia county Addreee, with de eariptloa and teems, BIICHUIL, 1220 RODMAN Street, Philadelphia. ja294t WA.NTED —An experienced, practical BREWER, for a email ALE BREWERY, in ILLINOIS. The article required is a first-class `, Pale Cream Ale?' None need apply =leen they are well rocommended. Adhere, with full particulars, t , BREW. I RV." 6:01 - 1!cg Illitala ia24 A N EXPERIENCED BOOK-KEEPER is -L -1- open for _an engagement. Piro-elm -refs enes will be given. Address "INTSQBITIY , LIM Of ja2.B.6t* WANTED—By an educated LADY, a SITUATION ea TNAOMtit in a Female Ana. dewy. Addreee TRAOREN, ,, at the Press Mee. Ja2B.6ter IVANTED.—A YOUNG LAD, 16 years of age, who writes a fair hand, wishes a SITU ATION, as ERRAND BOY. /admit "BURRS? Office of The Press. ja27-6t* VIVANTED—By a Young Man, who is a Practical Book.keeper and goad Penman, • SITUATION as BOOK-KEEPER or CLERK in a Banking or Mercantile House. Good reference giren. Address 0. K., Dutra College, PITTSBURG., Pa. ja2o.l2t* iWe.NTED FOR Viz UNITED BXATES OAVALRY—Ablehodied, unmarried men, to whom will be given good pay, board, clothing, and medical attendance. Pay from $l2 to $22 per month. No man having a wife or child, will be accepted. Apply for MOUNTED SERVICE at No. 817 MARKET Street, above Eighth, north nide. I. N. MOORE, apl7-tf let Lieut. let Dragoon, Recruiting Officer. BOAR DIN G.—A GENTLEMAN and WIFE, or two SINGLE GENTLEMEN can hear of a good place i• a private family, where the comforts of home can be enjoyed, by addressing a note to " PAT. PERSON." at thie Ofiloo. fe2-3t* LOST—SS REWARD.—Supposed to have been taken in mistake, a Small Black TRAVEL LING BAG from a wagon, Market and Eighteenth et. Whoever returns the papers it contained to the Drug Store, No. 224 North THIRD Street, corner of Branch, will/mite the above reward, and be asked no questions. fe2-2tir is_a.oST CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT or DANK OF NORTH AKERIOA, No. 830, dated December 14. 1868, in favor of ROIDIBEI7I3 BEE. NA It D, for $2,600. le lost or mislaid. All venous are cautioned against receiving the same, payment having boon stopped. fe2-w&A 12t RECETVER'e SALE.—WiII be sold at Receiver's Sale, at the Office of the "ERIE OBSERVER," In the City of Erie, Penneybrania. on FRIDAY, the 11th day of Februarj, 1859, at 2 o'clock P. M., the ERIE OBSERVER NEWSPAPER and JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, together with the Building And Lease of Ground, Su bscription List, flood. Will, &a. &a. The Office is in complete order, and contains all the Type, Presses, and other Fixtures neceesery fora Bret. class Newspaper and Job Office, consisting, in part, of one Steam Engine, one Newspaper Power Preen, one Power Job Press, Card Preen Hand Preen, &e. Om The Subscription List is a line one, and can, no doubt, with a very little exertion, be largely increased. The Advertislog and Jobbing Patronage is se good as that of any other‘ffice in the city. TERMS Of SALE —One-fourth in hand, and the balance In gia , Twelve and Eighteen Months, with in. tared end approved security. J. W. DOUGLASS, Receiver. Erie, January 26, 1869. js2B.4t FOR SALE—A FARM, containing 180 Amen of Land. situated near Blkton, Cecil county, Maryland. within 800 'yards of the Depot of the Phila delphia., Wilmington, & Baltimore Railroad, two boors' ride from the city of Philadelphia, The land in all in Brat-rate condition; it is well Im proved and rich ; it in high and rolling. The land hen all been limed over within 8 yearn. It is all under the beat of fencing The Improvements consist in part of a new brick Dwelling, a new double deck Barn that colt 82 000 three yearn since. The form will be sold for lens than value, and pay ments made eau. Por further particulars call Upon or address tel-dtet B. P. MAY, ELKTON, Md. VOR SALE--.THE STOOK, FIXTURES, and Ttuuawira.Ar &well-established Wilsdeall'e DRUG STORE, eligibly situated in tblirenyTenle7b.s a One trade. Address 7ARROUAY,I ) at this Office. fel-tittr INIOR. SALE OR TO LET-A BARGAIN J: —A LOT on the west elde of RIOH&tOND Street month of Clearfield street, 20 feet by 200. to Salmon street. AMOS BURTON, fel.2t* 130 South SaVENTH Street. FOR BALE.—ESTATE of ELIZABETH ISIHRL and CATHARINE CIARAIONY, Deceased. All that valuable Lot and Five-Story Store and Dwell. ling erected thereon, situated at the northwest corner THIRD and ORRERY Streets, containing on Third street eighteen feet, on Cherry street seventy-one feet alx inches, th ence running northward. forming an L of ninety feet, back of stores situated on Third street. For further particulars inquire of S. /RANG, ' ISAAC KOONS, jaBAn w tarn 148 North Third street. COAL -YARD PROPERTY FOR BALE.- One of The best locations in the city of Phila delphia. which has been established and doing an ex tensive business for the last twelve yowl!: Terms will be made easy. Apply at BAIII I / 1 1, NATHANtrii Auc tion Rouse, No. 224 2. TRIAD litreet, below Walnut street. 1a29.6t i n CHURCH-ALLEY STORE TO LET. JaZa —The Store. No. 238 Church alley, first door be low Third street, is to be let. It bas been occupied for eeveral years by an Importing house of French and German goods. Also To Let, the Third, Fourth, and rift Floors of the Brown-Stone Store, No. 006 CHESTNUT Street. Apply to WILLIAM S. & ALFRED MARTIEN, ja29-sw2t if No 606 CHESTNUT Street. JAMES EttLTON - ,FOR SALE OR RENT-A LARGE Wal. MANSION and Forty Acres or less, admirable for Gauntry Seat, Sommer Hotel. or Boarding School, near Gwynedd Station, North Pennsylvania Railroad, 18 miles from Philadelphia. Apply to P. K. LYND, 6% South SIXTH Street. ja29-8t ofq TO LET.—A modern-built Country HOUSE, with FOUR AORES; tastefully laid out with ornamental trees ; large Vegetable Barden, fruit and berries; with good Oat-Buildings; Bre miles from Market-street Bridge, one and a quarter from Mansyunk. Address "B. J. V.," Blood's Despatch Office. jags-13t* 27,52 18 5,845 18 $218,756 61 STORE TO RENT. A RAPIDEOUE STORE, Neatly titled up with Wall Oases, Marble Counters, and Marble door, enitable for Jeweller and Silversmith, or any fancy business. Rent, $9OO. Also, A WELL•LIOETED FOURTH STORY ROOM, Piny by Thirty Peet, ON NORTH STREET. • Apply to JONES, WHITE, & BIoCIIRDY. jaG-Im No. US ARCH Street 'DIAPER MILL TO RENT.—The Paper Mill known u lIANWELL MILL, eitnated on the Wissahickon Oreek, and one mile from Chestnut Hill Railroad Station. This Mill Is adapted to make tine Rook Papers. It has three engines, one four machine, 62 inches wide, and all the appurtenances for the cue. easeful manufacture of paper. Possession given imme diately. apply to, or addrese. GEORGE 11. LEVIS, d 2041 No. SO South SIXTH Street. ea FOR RENT—The DWELLING No. Jiiiii6lB LOCUST Street, (or Washington Square) from the let of January, 1869. The holm is three dories high, with baeemeot, back building, , now occupied by .1. W. Forney. lipid} , at the office of The Press, or at the hones. n023-tf TRENT.—On the Ist January next, the To very superior and extensive ROOMS, (2d, Bd, 4th 6th floors, each 24feet by 140 of the NEW STORE, 683 MARKET Street. The building L one of the fine improvements on the upper aide, between infra and SIXTH Streets, having two fronts, the north one on a rear Street with good cartage way 20 feet into SIXTH Street. Apply on the premises. nol-tf 88,480 87 818,178 89 14,989 34 178,408 83 HARTSHORNE'S CIIRE-ALL—THE GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR AND REMEDY POP. DYSPEPSIA, WEAK STOMACH AND WEAN. BOWELS. Prepared by a Chemist. Bottles 12X, 26 and 60 Gents. THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN KIIIDIOM, SCIENCE! HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL should be kept in MI families, in case of accidents or sudden Cotner's. H&RTINIORNE I B 01110141.1 cure. Rheumatism. HARTSHORNE'S OIIRE-ALL cures Cramps, Cholla, Pains in the Stomach or Bowels. HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL cures Paine in the Limbs, Side, Back and Breast. HARTSHORNE'S 0111tE-ALL aurae Sprains, Braises, Scalds and Barna. HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL enres Neuralgia, Toothache and Stiffness In the Joints. HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL cures Cholera, Disc rhcsa and all Pain. HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL mune Ear - Ache and Deafness from a cold. HARTSHORNE'S OIIRE-ALL cures Dyspepsia and Indigestion ; also, Canker and Sore Mouth and Sore Throat. HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL ourea s sll Spinal Affec- Cons and Weakness in Limbo. lIARTHIORNE's CURE ALL is a great tools to Weak Stomach and Bowels, a..d Improves Digestion. 131• As the frequent changes of the weather produce a bad Cold, Rheumatism, Pain in the Limbs and Body; also, Stiff Nook—every person should get a bottle. It acts upon the Nerves, Dimples, Sinews Blood and Bones, and, by its warming °learn-magnetic power, ex pels all pain from the eystem. Get a bottle and try it, and you will be astonished at its happy effects. N. D. If you have a Cough, use HARTSHORNE'S Pectoral Syrup of Wild Cherry, it is the best Cough Syrup In the World. Bottles, 26 and 60 oente, and $l. H If you are Billions, nee ARTSHORNE'S ANTI BILLIODS PILLS. They act tmon The Liver, Stomach and Bowels, carrying cif all Bile and Boni Secretions. Boxes, 26 cents. Bold by R. K. JENKINS, No. 26 SOUTH EIGHTH Street, Between Market and Chestnut Streets. Simes' Stores, Chestnut and Market streets. Garrigues'. Tenth and Coates streete. Wssum's,TeathissaLssikordss6 6u13-04)1•If 260,824 71 59,069 65 81,828,363 09 9 Actuary jalB4uBt* 133antiti. 13garbing. Sat Salt attb to jet. 528 ARCM Street illebinnal. 2tmusetnatte. BARTIIOLOMZWig FITA.TITE- PAEAD/8.11 EVE REPENTANT. STATUE IN MARBLE, BY TR& LATE AMERICAN BOULPrOR, EDW43D 8, BARTHOLOMEW, PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY Op INN PIN& ANIS; OHLOTNOT ETBEBE, BELOW ELIVIEVII BERCI; ON MONDAY MORNING, ,TANUARY ° SIfir; FROM 9 O'CLOCK TO 5 O'CLOCK P. M. NXIIIBITED 808 THE BXNHITE OP THX MOT TILER OB THE ABTLer - Single admission, 25 cents. 'Children under IS years half price. 60.1180 D Tickets ; 50 cents. `" je29•lm NEW WALNUT-STREET THEATRE, .I. CORNER NINTH AND WALNUT STRUTS. Acting and Stage Manager Mr, I. Beach. kTHIB (Wednesday) EVENING, rebniary 2,1869, X - MONEY. Alfred Evelyn; Barry Sullivan • Lord Glopnaoro Mr. Duoote ; Clara Douglas, Mrs. Duffield; Lady Mrs. Thayer. ROBBER'S WIVE. Mirk Bedisudi Mr. H. A. Perry; Bose Esdlasd, Mrs. Duffield." rrioes of adodssion—Beoond• 'nor and Emily Ofrelia, and Third Tier, 46 cents; Pillinstl; 27x, Gen* Drool Circle, 60 cards; Private ,Boxes, scoordiine to nada. locale, and $5; Single M ll in' ° " kultua IPrin " Boxes, 76 cents. Dooni open at half peat 6 cVdloak i Cartels MSS' It 7 o'clock. IcATIONAL 01EMUS, WALNUT- BT., abase BIGHTS—L2IWIB B. WENT, Managers. TWO GIROI73EB AND A bLINAGIBSS THIS (Wednesasi) 11171141210, Vennsers 1859,11 VAN AMBIZIEGIVEI ALINAGERLII Of Ilona, Tigers, Lecpanla and Panthers, and the Co Imolai Beasts, _ TIPPOO RAUB. }Equestrian, Gymnastic, and Acrobatlo Feats. oonz 01 PAIO/18. Dress Circle and Pasquale ' 40 waft Children under ten, pars of age go u Family Circle 20 or Doers open at quarter to 7 realcoak. Perfarmaseee will commence at 7X. WHATLEY- & CILARKEeo A.KOH-8?. T E RIATRII.—WiIIissa EL ItrkteriasAistias saa. Stage Manager. THlS(WeduesdaY) NVININO. February 2 2 1889, OUR AMEBIC/Ali COUSIN. Ass Tsunami-A, our American Oouain, Mr, Mute ; Lord Dam:beery, Mr. Wheatley.' ' To conclude with ALADDIN; OR, THP WONDSRPUL LAMP I - Admisalon, 25 on. Secured Pests in Draw Mob, 873 i eta; Orchestra Stalls, 62 eta; Posta in Privato Bout, lb ate; Gallery, It eta; Gallery for Ookotal Pea,26 eta ; Private Box in Gallery for Ookniut Parsons, 8S ets; Whole Private Bon, U. - . Doors open at half peat 6 o'eloek; sononemoo at 1,, preoletsp. TESTIMONIAL. TO MRS. D. P. BOWERS. ACADEMY OF MUM, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY Ora, THE ENTERTAINMENTS Will comprise VIRZI BIiaIITIPTIL PLAYS. x.• ported by ARTISTS of titer lIIDDEB r IMPUTA.TION. The entire Programme will be publtahed to-morrow. Tickets 60 and 26 recta. /or We at the Academy. Beata second without extra charge. Doors open at elf. Redid:lrises at 7 o'clock. fel MoDONOUGH. 2S GAIET/BS— . 224 BACA STRUT: ktpriltilFll).ll4ol:44:4orjli.u.l (:1 . . . . . _ . . BEEAEPLET and THOMAB, - in Lather ve. Polfltay Bellows 8010. Banjo 8010 JOHN WILLIAMS; Balled. let; OLE BULL MYBES and Troupe; SAM LON% Comic Vocalist; Him MATILDA. and Illis BABA; Maine. MAME, in beanttlul Dances; FULTON MY ERS, Negro Damage. The performances willoonaindw with OH I HUSH in which in all the Company ap pear. Admittaneelo and IS cent.. Hilliard Saloon opm day and evening. Entertainment commences at 7 precisely. Pint appearance this evening of Mr BLTZA. THISILMAN, the celebrated Songstress. fel AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC BBEEPIT OP DILLE. PICOOLONISIL THURSDAY Evening, February 10. • ' Mr. Oilman respeotfnlly anneal:Nee that 1111 e. PUTS. LOMINI being entitled to • benefit In Philadelphia, he hm eogned, for this purpose, the Aendemy of Mule only for THURSDAY EVENING. February 10, When will be gi ro ve N n, p f u orthe diet time s Thinbettil admired Opera of Mlle. PIOOOLOMINI will appear fn her celebrated role of NOBINA, misted by BLORENZIL LORIN!, hIAGGIOROTTI. After the Opera of "Don reagnale,” will be given for the first time in Philadelplda, the celebrated Intirtli Act of Dopizettife grand Opera of I MARTInt, In which, Mlle PIOOOLOMINI will sing the part of Pauline. By and with the consent of Mlle. PICOOLOMINI, Caw price of adults/loci has beau flied at ONE Dounta TO ANY PAST OP THE ACADEMY. Beate may be secured In Paronette, Partinette Balcony, Family Circle, and Amphitheatre WITHOUT ANY EXTBA CHARGE. The sale of seats commences on MOnDAY, Febru ary 7. Nile. PICOOLOMINI departs on Triday for New York, where she appears oir . the smite evening, and then leaves for Albany, Troy, Rochester, Buffalo, Toronto, and the West. fel.4f QIENTIXENTAL, COMICAL, SERIOUS, LAIIGHABLE, hbIIIHING-, _IIIIThEffAItIING, INBT WOW/A, 'operate and combined. - Mire ICIALBNELY , B /MENDS have the ptomain of announcing that this lady has consented to appear (after an absence of about four years) before the Phila. delphia pnbl c on FRIDAY fleecing next ; February 4, at the NATIONAL GUARDS , HALL. ' The poetical and amusing reeitations given by Mine K. have met with the most nobounded aneceu, in a re cent tour In the Bute= States, and she !Marne to greet her_many admirers in this oity with a regatta* en. equalled to this clessof...entertannnenta- - She has selected for this occasion Longfellow's new poem, The Courtship of Miles Standish?' It is • story of the early Pilgrim days, and the heroine is the beautiful maiden, Priscilla, whose name hoe become historical as one of the erste( those heroic women who landed at Plymouth. Ales,Batter's amusing and quizzical production, Nothi ng_ to Wear.” This last piece has been recited by Miss Kimberly one hundred times, and hm been repeatedly encored. The admission roods will be limited to the capacity of the ball, and will be placed at the low price of 26 tent!, and may be had at the music and other atones, and at the Ledger eilice. fel-tt MNNEROHOR (c 4 THE OLD") YO— OAL 800IIITYl8 TWELFTH ANNUAL GRAND 0 &NOY DRESS BALL will take place on TUESDAY NV]iNING February Bth, HU, at the American AOKIUDIY OP HUSH,. Previous to the Ballwin be performed, in full costume, the celebrated. •' OATH AND BLESSING OP TILE POIGNARDS.tt Ohonumes from afeyerbeer , a grand opera THE RIIGIIENOTB, , P Accompanied by a select orchestra of 40 performers, ander the leadership of CARL GRATNIR, The ball orchestra, under the direction of the Messrs. HABBLRII. Floor M►nagers—Profeaoora J. MARTIN AND M RLASKO. . fieketa, by subscription, admitting a gentleman and two ladies, 12 ISO, can be obtained from the following Hewers G. Dufour B. von Essen, M. R. Hackle. O. Leibrich, Or. G. Beidensticker, J. Hocheeperger, L. Herbert, Charles Dummlg, J. Pfaff, W. Gelbert, H. Tilge, O. fichumele, Col. Fitzgerald, A. Lerma, 0. Yetterlien, A. Rosenhelm, 0. Wolff, H. Vollmer, H. Weeendonk. 0. Lindner, Schwemmer, 0. Mettlach, Prof. Martin, Prof. S. Schloss. Jos. Grimm, A Getty, 0. A. Thndium. Prof. Brae, C. Schmidt, P. Threat', L. Booked, H. O. Camp. 0 Schick. Z. It Jones, H. D., P. Balls, C. Herring, H. D., G. Vollmer, G. Grossman, Casper Beaked, N. Fairing, A. Reinetine, Joseph Neff, Cinch, Lindeumeyer,l. P. Steiner, Hark Healer, Jacob Kemper, Henry Fox, Louis Oebharit, Profesear Carl Che rtn r, Prof Ph. Rohr, B. H. Hnisemann, John A. Bauer, John Fenner, A. B. Refishenbach. 0 Mohr, Pos. Drexel. Fred. Steeb, Foster, John Thornley, Emil ilarwig, P L. John, Vogel, Q. Bergner, F. Ladner, A. Fame, Paul Weber, Albrecht, David Rosenholm. Also, from the members and the Committee. Ph. Donato, T. A. Rolle:, Geo Goebel, Geo. F. Blinked, A. Kemper,Z. Behoening, Y. Romber g, J. P. Pasch. Performance to commence at 8 o'clock precisely. Carriage, will sot down heads south and take up buds north Jan-St - CONCERT HALL.-THURSDA.r EVE NING, February 3d, at 8 o'clook, will be performed for the Bret time in the Halted State" HAYDN'S ORA TOF10.01! THE SaVEN WORDS. intetspersed with varlens oompoellksts of Senor R iffelln, by the beat resident artiste, among which are Miss 0. Richings, Was E. Bolster, Miss 0. McCaffrey, Messrs. Bohr, Thunder, Cross, Ste., &e. Tickets 60 cents. To be had at the Music stores and at the Hall on the evening of Concert Doors open at 7 o'clock. Commence at 8. Ja3l-3t* QIGNOR BLITZ.—ASSEMBLY BUILD INGS, TENTH and CHESTNUT Streets. COME AND LAUGH. Come and see the Funny Blitz, the Amusing Blitz, th e Remarkable Blitz, the Laughing Blitz, the Popular Blitz, the Blitz who nukes all happy. PERFORMANCE EVERY EVENING, commencing et 7,44 o'clock, and WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AF TERNOONS at 3 o'clock. CONSISTING of WONDERFUL METAMORPHOSES, astonishing scenes m Ventriloquism the Learned Ca nary Birds, and the Extraordinary Exhibition of the Rope Dancer. Admission 25 cents. Children 13 cents. g s ANFOREP3 OPERA HOW E, BLIVEINTH Btreet. between Market and Chestnut OPEN YOH TRB BRAWN. By the Largest Troupe of MIEBTBELB ERR WORLD. BANIORD% OPERA nous.. /MD V 97 • &MORD CRILDREN. Admittance 26 cents. jaY.lm riPPENNSYLVANIA AOADERY Or TECII PINE ARTS, No. 1025 CHESTNUT STREW, IS OPEN DAILY (Sundays excepted) from 9 A. K. till 6 P. M. Admission 25 cents. Children 12 cents. Shares of Stook, entitling the holder's limns to ad mission at all times, $B5. dl-tf 11/IIISIOAL FUND .11ALL.—THE GER LLE MANIA OBOMINT RA will comment* their Public ItIiffRADDALS on SATURDAY next, Nov. 20th. Single Tickets 25 vents a package of sigh t tickets for SI, which may be obt ained at Andre% 110 Chestnut street; Beak & Lawton% corner of Seventh and Ohestnut, and at the door of the Rill. The per. formation erommenoes at Sig &cloak P. M. =alai 46 VCONOMY IS WEALTH."—Tho scriber would Inform his old customers and the public in general that they can lumbago all kinds of TRUNKS, imitable for the Shoe Trade, at the old stand. So. 933 North FRONT Street, on the usual terms and at the «LOWEST PRICES." Trunks al ways on hand for transportation. fe1.30 , AldOS scoTr. - - 110pECEWED TO-DAY.-VERY FINE JLE. WIDER, ROLL BUTTER, and a large lot of extra Merrier POTATOIS, Wholesale and Retell. W. P. BXNRY, 113 MARKET Street. 2d door below Third, north side. "fil S. WHELEN & CO. JUAN BANKING, STOOK, and fILICHANNI 0171103, No 809 WALNUT Street. STOCKS and LOANS, of all dgariptlons, bought and sold on Commission in the Anolpal allies of the United States or Marone. Particular attention given to the safe investment of money. 1110 lm op ripHE SECOND TERM of the Session in -st 'PENN INSTITUTE will commence February let. Apply at the Ream, B. Z. corner THIRTEENTH and FILBERT. R, 0111WLICT, Principal. jat-tt
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