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peal, for* iipgroliVialithotion‘to'restribilhi Berlin&
aturAbiidatreetiPilsear ' C om p any
isompapy_ai grade,,:„The bill
I'liflineohhililitaiddi sate.. Oh AA...the Reading Rath,
roid Co Parobreied ifooasidin,ablejsiii - a large - amount
-of Whirtpkopert7switieli - hilibernisinoe Improved . ; that ,
the'.besittem-Tot,thr.oomtady will be materialitinter
,.nlited,vrich if the defandatite , inni allowed pi, Mose the
'--.)riert of the - complainants - in:the manner proprieeili. 4 The.
theright of the dennatilitam OrGallibi tract,
that if- they havelthat they sindr'ihe'reduired
to sive -- amen itecurity-for-aufdainage that may result
fronein-bla , argnment,' referred to
ileolithititrorandge- Woodward;„ in the - matter of the
Boitabie:RAiltaielPrlPtie
`,,r-roatiCromirinyile watch &similar appiteationivatmade r
whichitelobsdlthe defendants. to give'seinirlty in $lO,- ,
. „Alai for any _ damages:that might came.
Df - ,f;• Me. `-liougliesdi fa , bibiLit. OE ithOdiffindiixto :lien led
that. itir et Wier: , inC'erosslug the-track-of the Reading'
~ v,fiMaltroadOempanyi; ie iheAndittindliated, waewhat Mr.',
3i - Ciernibellrepresentedit to inf. • It'said that -liiihmond'
travel till'tioies the-day. and VILA
- viKtliii:daiigetuld. be ; bow was itithat seek'
, rit, frequent , , ocotirrenee 1 Mr. Leigh'
- -, , referredjo theiset of lneorgoration - of • the howpsoh :to
•,---"slicir-t-Satthiefitoont,aad Third-streets Railroad nom: ,
hal - ithe• right do -lay,:ii - track- beyond Abitt -along '
- Which the track of the Reading Railroad COmpany rtmei'
and to - croiethiftreeit'id the at grade.
The omntheld,iite metier tinder advisement.
; - The eamenonsaleg:es.c,Ther,fireen earl , Coates -simete
Faimingerliallivey,Onaginy. an application fora.
. atii niustileti to restrain the defendants from Glossing
the track of the railroad itt•Fearl and Fairmount etreets
"-at the grade. of thieirdi:gediread, Argued by idioms '
Mereditivand Campbell for the complainants; and by C.,
-f! , Itik4 4 #o * 4 '
• 'the Awl* ot,JoiVideiCeiriri;:filed:od Thuiedey oil the
..ohargtioradd' friedidernilldieregardlog hit
'"'Outtearisini'-iiterni_, -- of - the "October electi on ,' the jury
rs t '''verdieircif , tullty.- - Sentence wes
Peter McGee, - l'itelleivolfleire at the election poll with
yesterday-pat •on his trial on
the Aide Wt. - Wilfully and fresiduleolly disrega rding hill
• t dutlissia -ine - officer of the 'election There were two'
bills bt indieteienV pet- before the leryiline charging
- the retie f a men - r ho give mime - of John Mo.'
;Pen eriai irdefet4lt freri ohar)ipie arlthont the admin - •
' t'leit'et,thirttliulred oath ; ethe otter that-the vote
or a imianallingbriairelf Farina Smith was' locales& la
voralikresidniii4: The testimony inlide cafe , was similer
that - lathe caned - blundereepre.
- minted the defendant.): 4 : - -
charged 1161' cronspiring - with Jog,
x'- . otoitk to dined& David an Loan, was on Thursday I
.reatrid - on'..,teLbstiohl*rarimit and yesterday bootiPist
se* the' dock
Judges;, Thei p psqn.:—.4'he
- .oiiisorel/I"Voice. etyma In; tide
cage, and the libellant not heiog,ousepetent or prepared
Ptre'4lllo l oeviltelary retumi d for the defendant:
Thou armee whieh temps thieeinonthe 1
i?sigo.causeid greet nothilrity.'Minare,Parruins and grown
.the. Plaintiff i-Ateesti. D 15,02. tAd Stmpeon for the
- attendant;e,„, ,
ThoiiiseLoud TaiTheMtiiipat,prid Society. -Bofors
reported In Mini cite ther , ,Ory returned a verdict. for
• the p,tatacur of PS a week, wttla,interset, the aggregate
' amo unt to be settled ~ b y the ',opinion of the court, with
•-„&h• consent 'of tire -,cionnsal. ,, on both aides ,Wm: L.
Theodore Cuyler for deleadant. •,‘" '
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Attiseil.,.ship „Slalom"; , &OM .New Oryinie; barque
Pampbslia, froso.Oatdenu;l:.o
sourbit, Feb. 44.
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onthwilght of - , the 2d tuattiorthe breakout of Swamp- ;
where thnerew, abandoned her 4,15 he wee: subsea
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- ,yesterday forßomborgi - • - •
+ Ships Witch of the Wave,;from Callao for New-York;
Advance; Santee, do deg.. Admiral, from City Point for
Awls-John Nana, barks Vying Ciond,.ohanti
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• , --:•!tirtaabontad vessels, mated frouillamptdriNeadi lit lost.
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On the lit instant, bi Bev. Jolutirelly, Mr. JOBBPII.
11/X/I.So Mho 11. ROBINSON, both, of this city., if
On the 26th ultimo, - by Rev. J.. B. Belem, JOHN B.
OOLLINB,"of Oolnmbla, Pa.; to ,seamoo. SWIIIII,
of this-
On the 9th 'hy the Bor. W. G. Mann, bfr.
JORN"G. TRUDIOM to On OMOIBTIANd. F. 00011,
both otAhle city.c - * .
Bd instent ) -. by Rey. tr. Brown, Mr.
'FRANOTIt'pARXPIR: of Phtlideipttla, to Mine ILLBN
MARKB,-yonneopt daughter of Simnel Mulls, of Oam.
'dens N •
leatbe: • -
Onthe 4th
instant, WILLIAM PAtIiER, eon of Ed-
Ward and.blary Jane Gideon, aged 8 mouths.
The funeral will take place, from the residence of hie
Darras,- No. 710 North TWenty,fourth street, this af
ternoon, at 8 o'clock
At Preakford,,on the 2d instant, PETER ELLIOTT,
in the 64thyear of his etc. -
2i - Maritally's 'of the family and hie male friends are
reenectfally invited to attend the finial, fimm the
residence of-his brOther, leriel - S. Elliott; Franklin
'streak between HnitY, and' Selleic, to-morrow (Sunday)
afternoon, at '2' Welock. Te - proosed Cedar Hill
, •
On the 8d Instant; IJATILAnINE vALARAN, in the
88th year of her age. '.- - :
- ' The relatives and 'Mende and thoee of the family are
respeCtfully invited to attend the funeral, from the re
sidence of her son-in4aW, Obadiah Belly, in Holmes
burg, ta•lnoriow'(l3unday) morning, at 10 o'clock. *
On the 3d !natant. EVELYN, dangbier of Josephine
„lathe late Frederick E. Buckles; aged? years.
-Her friends and three of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence,
earlier of , Main-and Oxford streets, Prankford, on
Monday morning, at 10 o'olock, Funeral to proceed to
Cedar Htli Cemeteryr = 5*
On the 3d instant, aged 25 yes" SOPHIA WELSH.
The relitlites arid friends of the family ere respectfully:
invited to attend - UM funeral, from the residence of'her
,mother, No. 129 .onis - street,: New Market. between
'Brown and Clilit411;110-1110fPw -(Sunday) afternoon, at 1
oettleck. - To proceed to Oathidnd Cemetery.
On the 81 instant, aged 8 years, MARY MODEM
LOUGH COTlRTNltY,,adopted daughter of Robt. and
Elisabeth Courtney.
Her relatlies rind friends and those of the family are
'resp_eolfully invited to attend the funeral, from the re
'Siderite of her ;taints, No, 1212 'Hancock street "above
Girard ayeune,,this. (Saturday) afternoon, at 1 o'clock,
without further notice. - •
On the 84 instant; SALLIE 0,, daughter of Dennis
and Emma Sullivan, sged - 4 yeari and 4 months:
The relatives and triende are invited to attend bar
funeral, from -the residence eyhis parents, No. 985
Randolph street, this (Salady) afternoon, at 1 o'clock.
'To proceed tee Odd Hallows' Cemetery.
On the 2d instant, 30115 W. PARKER, in the 89th
year of hie age..- •
The relatives nd frien dee Of tie family are ?event
fully Welted to attend the funeral, from his late resi
dence, Upper Rising Sun Pillage; to-morrow (Sunday)
afternoon, at 1 o'ctook.
Coakman will pieabh in Green
-BT. M.,, E. ORUNCEI, BAHLIATH MOANING',
at log o'clock, A ',oolleettoomill. be lifted. la , aid o f
the Dorcas Society of Ude Church. , 'l.l*
lame. George' W. -- Studley, Of Kentucky,
.11,3 will' "'teach -on SABBATH Mt RNINGt,',At 10N,
and EVANINII at 7,)j °lola*, In NATIONAL' HALL,
'Market] &boys Twelfth. BAligteras 'Native]. continued.
Beath free. .All are invited to hear thin moat eloquent
of preeohers, ; . It •
077W1'Messiah's Chnroh.=—Rou. J. T. laming
as Ulf ghth an
.11pd Bu ttonwood AmidrenoklO,MOßßOW at 10x , mad 7 "Oda*,
archurch the Mte , Tentandent..—T. H•
STOOKTOW Peetof.;L=BBSBUBLY , BUILDING,
,oath, below ObeetatttchAßßATH, 1O) A. M. and IN
P. U. flablnet—nlsfe and InoworteMy) , Beate . free.
• Oolleatione for:expenees. <-14 mer.ted.' lttt
1 'il:he' Ehlarch , .of the covenant.—Servlee& In.
COMISES 'llALlA,l,Cheeteati above Teeltth,
1 l,
1 RYBRY MTh DAY, at 10J4 A. hl., and 7)i P. M., by
the Rev.lelfllB .PRIIT.r. Rector, 1t
church of elt Alulthing s 8; E. corner o f
~
liltieteentb.sed North streets, (below Costes)•
,
.StINLRY. lob , 6---M.ORNING garlic° at 10,g 'o'clock'
by Rev./. W. BOBTELI—EVANItie at I.tj o'clock, by
1.,per,1074 11019,B:„..' . -.,-, - . . , lt d
IRMO' Objectloni A gdinst the Bible.t ,
11:3 - p—The Rev W- CATHCART on Cite subject TO=
KuttßOW HVBNING; as , 7 &cloak, in the Chtwoh,
New Itwketiabove - Poplar. - - lt* '
Erßey Geartgc ot
Ity., wi ll deltver sermon TO•MOBROW (Bab
biro) AYTIAHNOON,Iit 3Woole.k: ha 'JAYNE'S HALL,
atter which iiiielleotion will betaken to all the “Home
ogionary ralebion to the vier Led
Rick. • r" TlieS. , T. MASON, „ •
lt* 0 Sairmsn Cob mittee Public lilectiogs.
B. &. °Briton, Rector of the Church
113 orthelateroessor will preach la the AthlEkf
1./AN lakOaxsiesvii.A. l' .-I,:coroes Zenith and George
streets, TO•IRORJLOW {Sabbath) ASTERNOON, at 8,46
ololookr , rt• -,` - - • .
• . 1 The Npreud.,of the Gospel and Relief
OP TOD POBEt.”—ltor. J.-LS.7IIMM. D. D.,
xui preach in the - ROVRTIC BAPTIST ORUROR, oor.,
Putkar3d Buttonwood ;traits, T0.11.01110W (Bebbeth)
ATENINGr,st ovoak. - After the sermon • colleo
tionJOß bi taken, to - aid the gifioroe Dfleelonery 80.-
'O l- 1 1 .9 ) ran ephitual and teetioral food to the
worth) the rdek, and poor.
• ,• -
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- It* otatttnanatonttotttee Public Ideetinge ,
'By Request of the 81orthweotern Young
Men's Ohne*,lan: Association, PETER
uLela t ofidetthuidi the troll known aid ohw
hunt advotede 9f, ".Totol Abithienee.. l ' will deliver
'lewd use on .the:!4 Duties sidDespooslbilitiee of Young
in the ,flitar M. T. OENOR, corner Eleventh
end idrOdd striae:l, - on AIONDATEVENINO, 7th hut
'et Ty, o'clook:-,t Altars otnnhally hieltot
foe-2t* L: -W, LATTIEOP, It 8.
g3=a Giarießierrs, ait Rev 'York, will preach
TO-Mo BROW, st the HALL. B. R. aOr. Spring
laden and Ninth streets, - at Weida; MORNING,
and 7 RVENING.,,The pnblle are itrited. ltlb
Biitioon 'to 'Young Men. —By request
mg. of 'the Young • Men's, Christian Association,
the Rev. EL DJ SOHWAINITZ wlll mach &sermon to
Yonnekten, .by Milne priclaslon, an SABBATH
vlittlNG, gob.Attl , at-half-past seven o'clock,
fa the' TIRSP tdORATI&H_OHURCH, S. W. corner
"Tanklin sod ?real ammo ;
,Baste " c arved for young men. Medial !Rodents In.
' ' , Med to sttetol. - -
Siiiitnalinet."—Netwithstanding the Jeers
of the ignorant, and the recantations of lsapos.,
tors, national Ordritualism is moving on, numbering
among its adherentamen and women of all Masses, who
ere rams to TIIISIX for themselves .: . • ,
. . .
6.111114 N OHMIC_ atiOtito, tall lecture at BAN.
• SOM-6T. HALE, on_ SUNDAY, at M., and 7)
;P.M • Adtatailoa cent,s,' • lt*,
The; Lectuier on Prophecy,
11,3' Ran. Dr. FIT fB, of Tennessee: will prenon OLIN-
DaY;Fibrunipth, 19A o'cloek A. If, and 7g o'olook
P- In the - M. indos ontmou, Pourta otraet,
below Arch. - its
- ,
peaerallylAdealtted' that Ltlecslze
' , - Photograplts lkt 011 ate Infallible likenesses, and
mach finer Ploturee than Oil Palotlngs,_ if made at
,TtEllitlilt , 3 GAIL& IVY, 8100 ND St., above Clvemc,
Mottce,;—A. stated meeting of the Phila.
li.elphisAtcsoclatlort of 'Prletdoele`,of Public
ttancole wilt be held it the " Old Model School Bull l
ing:, MIMEO street, at tea o'clock TIM MORN
-4N6, [lt*)•' JAMBE Et.• BARNWELL, C. B
Alumni Association Central High
[ toilooL —Tho setni•snariid beeineie tetetiog of
the Association will be , held Ai the High
log, (Broth sad eteB/11 etieeted on WZDHNSOAY
1 Watch-,
PREDIHirOIt. ILN7BR, Pteildent.
JAIIIS LITTLII, Boorotory. • f06,11*
H. _
la theßenevolent.—Grand Aftetneon
And 11/JIBING .PerforMatme :for the Benefit of
the Oontliwink Soup &misty: , et JA4N.WB BALL,
1105/DAV;ilib 7thi•at B , lAilock, and BVIENI(SI4 At
13i, conaleti , g of Big: Bliss and fistiford'e Opera Troupe;
Songs by J. T. Reilly, sod Beading sod Recitations by
/1. Ilitedicih far evening 'perfortosnoe; And Manor
Bills, sad' songs; with Dinette, by , J. T.-Reilly, J T.
BalloWay,l. T. , '{cello and , Beeltationaby - 13. , 1i. Mar
doch,ior afternoon performance..
r Tickete , for' each performance, •25 mote; Children
half price.. - 1.5.21*
TrAdjourned Stated Meeting of Lot Bold
,_ ER of theBNIONi BURIAL GROUND SO-
W. STY, of the Olty and County of Phliadimphia.—en,
adjourned stated meeting of the Society will he held et
(second story,) SIDI:
and ~Washlottivi.streeil, on, MONDAY EVENING,
February 7,J814, at 7 &block, to ant on the following
Resolution, offered at -the last annual meeting of the
Society:
Resolved, That the Board of ~Dlreetors be authorised
and. eropoweved to obtain additional Legislation, that
will alter the Constitution so as to empower the So
ciety, to ,purchsse an additional. plot of Ground ,for
Hartal purpoots;- • - KUGLER,
- feb.2vg , Secretary.
ocys Anatial Meeting of the Board of Trade:
-The Annual- Meeting of the AeBOO2ATION
of toe WAND 01 TRADE will be held et the Kamm'
of the Board{ Nci,los' ONNETKIT Street, on MON
DAY, February 7th, et •iji o'clock, evening. •
The election of the following Getters of the Awards
lion will then tats
,piece, vie: President. three Vice-
Presldente, Secretary, Treasurer, and an- Naoalltive
Connell oftwenty-one 'nowhere. „ ,
A general attendance of members - hi regoested.
fel.2l' ' LORIN BLODGMT, Secretary.
[WStatement el lbw VnlouDank as required
hy the flecond.Bectlon of the Act of the Gene.
rateesemhly of this Commonwealth, approved the 13th
day of October, A. - D,..1851.
,Amount of Loans and Discounts 8220.542.81
Rm. Specie • 138 8/1.71
Do. Duo. from other Bantu 15,412 86
- Do. , of Notes In circubttlen 88,820.00
Do. Deposits. Including balances due
to other Backe " 210,545.88
Derttamet.pura; leebrusre 4,1869. '
CITY, Off PUILADELPIIIA, u —I, James Lesley,
Cashier ey - therlDnoalisek, being lam dePoto sod
say;.4hat the alcove statement is correct , the beet of
my kuturtedgeaod I ellef. •
- • • , J AMES' L'itSLE , Cashier.
Sworn before ate .this [Math day of iebruary, A. D.
18. p. „ O.I3SAZIER. Alderman.
[l:rtittittihee', Compini et the' State of
'.P.ENtleYLVtaill.=—Puttinsuraa,rebreksty 2,
The Directors have THIS DAY declared a Dividend of
BEE PER ONIVT., or TWELYLDOLLaR3 per abate s
ont of the Fritts of the Ocnnpexty,,payable to the stock
holden, or their legal repreaentatives, on demand.
f03.10t WILLIAII.,IIARPER, Beeretarj.
Horace `Greeley, Vlll . lecture nt the
311:1810AL POND HALL,. on TtIEBDAT HVBW-
I NO, February Bth, 1868. at quarter befoteB o'clock.
Subject- 4, Reforms end' Referniers," The proeeeds
for a benavolentallsot: Tlebeta to be had at the door,
sod at the followleg denote
board Co., N. W. ear. of ',Chestnut and Twelfth
street,
C. H. Needles, 8. W. ear. Twelfth and Bowe streets.
Dane Kll,-N; eor. Ara and Eleventh streets,
- Thereat 8. Wiegand o H. nor. of Sane and l'lfteentlx
streets
Caleb Sy. Etienoif,N.
"' eor.- of droll and Sixteenth
etreete: -
06Ortio 0 , Boiror,'N.,ll. - or. Vine and 131Xtb elreeta.
.11intry,A. ; Sone; 214 • corner of Green and Sixth
etreets • " -
William -Pe'et, H : H. cor.' - of Eprlag Garden and
Twelfth streets.. r . ;
. • - ,
T. W. Clothier & 00., litotirtb street ; below Arch.
W.-P. Ilesard,' 72t Chestnut street.
E: B. Itant,l4. W. ear. Wile end Chestnut,
Leleenring & Aleop. N. )0. - eor. or Arch and Bit h et
Palma &14Carty 3lightb, Abort. Chestnut street.
telAltlF
vr. Dr. Wader's Chestnut Springs Water
qtrc.c,, P t chestnut, gall, Vbil_adelphia county,
0 ittia"Liatiniyfriania Railroad Company,
Dnicaan.raxa, d'aattary 10,149.—N0T10N TO
BTioOIIIOI,DEHEI r—The dannal Sleeting - of the Stook
-holdetanf.thit Oorafany will be held on MONDAY, the
7th Sayer- ifebrnaryllso, at 10 o'clock, A. M., at the
HANSOM STERN? RAW , :
ThnAntffial Diection for Direotors will 'be held on
MONDAY, the 7th day of Ma-ch, nag, at - the office of
`the CeMo474,No;liffit El:- THIRD Street.
j9J.ts , APiiIINTO BMUS. Neorstarr,
um Astronomical Lectureslby rififeallOi Oa
muctßuLL, at /ANNE'S HALL.
- This distinguished and eloquent gentleman has kindly
consented to deliver a coarse of roue lectures on behalf
of the Young Men's °brisket' Association of Phlledel
phlar on the "Astronomical Allusions found in the
Hebrew Scriptures, examined under the Light of Mo
dern Science," on TUESDAY, THURSDAY, SATUR
DAY, and TUESDAY EVENINGS, th e Bth, 10th, lgth,
and 15th bast., at B °Week, JAYNEN3 HALL.
'Pickets for a single lecture 150
. Tickets for the Murree 81 00
Tickets for the Mune, admitting a Gentleman and
two Ladles 2 00
Ilowblll.
ktgomery eo
01011
le, Lebanon
!gown
allowhill.
macron
w Britain'
rberry,
o thamp 'a
)anboro
ampton
Dlyerrrllle
Yor sate at
PARRY & IdoIIILLAII , I3, car. Fourth and Oheetnut et.
W. 8.4 t, A. MARTIEN'B, 608 Obestuut street.
W. P. HAZARD, 124 Ohestuut street.
EVANGELICAL ,RtiOWLIDGB BOOKSTORE, 1224
•
Chestnut" street.
I t SNDRESON do Co., N. W. cor. 'Fifth and Aroh
ROOMS OR WIN ASSOCIATION, 1009 and 1011 Chest
., not street
' The members of the Asenelation can procure Robots
at half price, to be had at the Rooms only, from 0 to 7
P. fd.
• Bar . ly application for tioltets will be necesiary, as the
number will be strictly limited to the capacity of the
flail. The platform bag been recently so improved,
that with the etrong (dear voice and distinot enunche
Won of.Protercor Mitchell, he can readily be heard in
any part of the Manse. '
. By order of the Leann Committee.
[cr. Woodland Vernet
lowing Ilanaigers and
for the year 1859 :
• President—EL
John 0 Ptchin,
Jain 0. Mitchell,
William H. Moore,
John Lindaay,
Secretary and I Treaanter—.
The managers have passed
lot-holdets and 'hitters to
trance for admission to the 4
had at the omen of the Comp
of any of the Managers
Mistetionl Lectures on the Groat Rep-
OF„ IRODERN CIVILIZ
TION.—The underaigned citizens of Philadelphia. re
memberirg with pleaeure the Lectures which the Rev.
JOHN LORD has, at different times, given in this
city, hereby request hlin to deliver his new Conroe, on
"Representative Men," given met winter before the
Lowell Institute, in Boston; designed to present the
succetelve developments of European Civilization. _
Hon. Joel Jones, - Eli It Price, Reg.,
Prof. Z. B. Dart, , Rev. C. Wadsworth, D. D.,
Rev. J. IL Jones, lasso Maxelhurat, Xaq.,
Caleb Oope, Esq rimy J. Williams,
Hon. W. D. Malley. Hon. Chas. J. 'Digerati.%
Matthew Baldwin, Elq , Rey. AA. Willits,
Rev. H. W..Dacachet, D.P. W. J. W. Ruschenberger,
W. B. Page, .111.'D, C. Dexter Cleveland,
Rev L Coleman, DA), game. L Claghorn,
ThestiLecturee will commence In CONCERT HALL,
MONDAY, February 7th, at quarter to 8 o'clock, and
be oontiuned on the following evenings i•
LIOTORI9. SUBJBOTd.
. . . . . _
1 - Feb. 7-ooLtmilimi Meritime Discoveries:
2 Feb. .10-141torresz. Ationo...Rostoration of Art.
8. Feb. 14—iiiSmaL60 Science.
4. Feb. 17—Bc3ett Philosophy.
6. Feb. 21—Bionstastr Absolutism.
6. Feb. 28—Coomwsta. Constitutional Liberty.
Tickets tor the Course t 6 to
Tickets for tyro persons ' 260
.• three pergol -
a;3 00
Schools 1 00
Single tickets' ' • , 60
Two tickets will admit a Gentleman and two Ladies.
Pot sale- at Renard's. and ail of the Principal Book
storea ; also, at Concert Hall during the day.
Doors open at 7 o'clock: Commence qua ter before 8.
fet.Bt •
Arch-street Theatre.—The annual meet
tog of the Stockholders of the Areh-street Thea
tre 'will be held on MONDAY AFTERNOON. February
7th, at 8); o'el.ok, at the EMI of the nada Rose
Company SANS Street, above Seventh, north elde.
A DIVIDEND of 587 on snob share has been deolared,
payable then
Sy order of the Board of -Agents
arLaw Department—Unlverslty of Penn-
BYLVANfA.—The Second Term commenced
January 31.1859, and continues four inukithe.
' flop. 4330R1111 BHARBWOOD—Oonstitutional Law.
, Prates:tor'', AloOkLL—Pleading and Priv:Mae at Law.
Professor R. /3?ENOS.II MILLIIII,-Oonrayanolng.' '
" fe2-88 •
EFOffice Shamokin Vali ep and Pottsville
RAILRoAD 0051PANY. 809 WALNUT St.—
Paltausteita, 'January ET, 1059.
The Coupons of the first Mortg‘geßOnds of the Phila
delphia and &tansy' Railroad Compivy, due the let of
February, 1859, and the outstanding clowns, due let
Anguat, 1858; will be paid• rn presentation, at the
BANK' OF 005IMEROB, Philadelphia, on and after
B
the let FEBRUARY. '' FAMES B. BIDDLE,
ja2B , d‘feyothaktu-2 President.
If:re, Ghana -Bank—Philadelphia, January
81,1869.—A epeclel nicotine of the Stockholders
of this Bank will be held on THUBSDAY. the ad of
March nest. at IR &clock M , at the BASHING HOME ;
for the purpose or accepting or rejecting a certain act
of Assembli. entitled "Au Act to Coneolidate the Stock
of the Girard Beak," approved the 26th day of Janu
ary, 1869. By this Act it ie propmrd t• to change the
value or the Shares of Stock of said Bank from the re
gent par value of twelve dollars and fifty cents per
share to fifty dollars per awe, by cancelling the pre
sent certificates of stock, and Semite new onee, upon
the ratio of one to four, Co that, hereafter, the par•valtte
of said stock shall be Fifty Dollars per share."
And', alto, for the purpose of determining the amount
of the Bond required for the Carder, as provided for in
"A Supplement to an Act regulating Banks," approved
the 7th day of May, A. D. 1865..
fel.dtmhB W. L. 13011" AMR, Cashier.
The Wegier Free Institute' of Science
Leotures for the ;week ending the 16th of Feb...
ruuy
MONDAY 7 P. IA -Tygelne and Maeda Modica.
Subjeets-=. lodine and Arsenio."
. MONDAY, 81. IC—Areldterture—.. Roman."
TUESDAY, 7 P. M.—Geology—"" Pompeii."
'TUESDAY • 8 1., 111:=Elonation—.. Orthello."
WEDNESDAY, 7 M. —Natural
Light."
14.8DNESDAY, BP. M.—Zoology- 4, Articolata."
THURSDAY, 7 P. M.—Anatomy and Physiology—
.. Cranium."
THURSDAY. 8 P. IL—Rhetoric—" Orltiolem. ll
FRIDAY, 7 P. M.—Mineralogy and Alining—..olleml-
Cal Ohtraotere...
FRIDAY, 8 P. M.—Xnglish Literature—.. English
Poets
SATURDAY, 7 P.M.—axial Selenne—.. Commerce."
SATURDAY, 8 P. M —Chemistry—•• lodine."
Admission free. Ladies invited.
fixnrernen‘s and e th er, [ talon Prayer
the - altsptpee 01( the
ItOgisTa:I4I3IVS , OIIIGISTTAX .ASSOOIATION.
ON- gdEBA.TU APTEUNOONS,
United gtatei Engine, Wood, below Orown It., horn
4 tea. &block.
Penneylranla Ifotm,Elghth at., below Green, from 8X
to 4N o'clock,
United Hose, Brown et., below Twelfth, from 4X to
5X o'clock.
,'Tatted States Bose, Buttonwood, below Filth, 4 to b.
ON FIitIiETATH, al . 14 . P, 14:
*Diligent Bcgtno, comer of 1 ouch and Filbert eta.
Delaware Engine, South st., above Nineteenth at.
- Vigilant Hose, Eighth gimlet, above Wharton.
• ON TUESDAY, at IN P. M.
AnteriesEnglee, Buttonwood, below Third st.
Philadelphia Engine, Seventeenth, below Chestnut.
Hobert Morris Hose, Lombard at., above Eighth at.
Suhuylaill /lose. Locust at., below Thirteenth.
Moyamsnsing House of Industry.
Cellar of Bulletin Building 6N to 6.
ON. WEDNESDAY, at 7N P. M.
Independence Engine, Spring Garden, near 2Ath at.
„ Southwark Engine, S. Third, above Washington at.
ON THURSDAY, at 7N P. M.
Greenway School Howe , Eingsessing, Darby road.
N. Libertyllose, New Market, abovo,Coates at.
Naval Asylum, Gray's Perry road.
Fairmount Engine. Ridge avenue above Wood at.
Good Will Roes, Wood et , below Twenty-third.
• Fairmount /lose, Pleasant strew', above Eleventh.
Diligent Hose, Madison, above Raced.
Humane Hose, Wood corset, below Third.
Western Engine, Oallowhill, below Sixteenth at.
Club ROOM, c. roe' Fifteenth and Filbert streets.
United Statee foss.
035• FRIDAY, at IN P. M.
Western Hole, Twentieth at., above Lombard at.
Warren Hose, Barker, above Eighteenth at.
Spring Garden Hose Parrish, near Eleventh at.
.Ia Geller of Bulletin Building Third Delon' Chest
nut street, from 5 to 8 o'clock P. M.
• DAILY.
* Diligent Engine,corner Tenth and Filbert eta., from
6 to 6 P. 61.
Medtom Student mcottng, every morning, from 8 to
quarter befor
011 0 e 9
88 o'eloo
t k, at room of the Association
lON and l Enn
Lodi e a and Oitriatian friends are afleetionately Invited
o attend. • •
By order of the Executive Committee of Young blen , s
Christian Association. • islG•eat tf
Committee of the Managers
of the Complimentary Dell to the Philadelphia
Grays will Mt at the ARMORY of the Philadelphia
Grays, every MONDAY, 'WEDNESDAY, AND SATI:Itt.
E
DAY TENIN(IB, for the delivery and settlement of
tickets, until the 96th. C. P. DESMOND,
jalB-26t Beoretary.
OT - Jayne's Hall Prayer Meetings—Notice
Owinft to a previous engagement of the Hell, the
B iiINEBE MEN'S UNION PRATER MEETING will
be held until further notice, in the BANBOM-BTREET
OHIIROII, (rear of the new hotel,)
AU are cordially invited to attend, and the meeting
,le open for all to take pert who are membere of any
Evangelical Church. 420.tf
The Semi-annual Examination of Can.
Mates for adnussion as poplin of the NORMAL
80 OOL will be commenced on MONDAY, Pebrnery
7th, it 9o&clock A. M.
To be admitted the candidate must be at least tfteen
yearn of age, and peas a satisfactory exainination in
Orthography, Definition Of Words, Heading, Nngllsh
Grammar Hietoryy, of the United Staten,' Geography,
Aslthmetio, and Penmanship.
, Tbe'NORMAL SCHOOL is designed to qualify fe
males to become teachers In the Public Schools • and,
prerlone to /12AMINATION, erery candidate count make
an explicit declaration that her object _in entering the
school Is to qualify harrier to become a" teacher, and
that the intends to omega In teaching in the MELD)
i3OIIOOLB OP THE CITY OP PHILADELPHIA.
Examiaation on MONDAY in Theoretics% Arithme
tic and Orthography, and Definition of Worth',
TUESDAY-13181=er and Geography.
WEDNESDAN—Prectierd Arithmetic and Ilistory.
ja2T-tfe7, P.. A. °UNGAR Principal.
SEWING -MACHINE SILK-IXL Super
BSWING•MAQHINO BlLK—Garners Celebrated
tBSVING-DIABBINS BlLK—Ohlamoni , e Beet
SEWING-MMMMA I INE I .raltn&D-3 Cord
14EWINCVM &QUI NE 00 TON —l3 , lit make
ERWIN 4•24%0111NE NIIFDLRI3.—The Best,
The above OILRB and TEIRICADS can be had all
Colors and Nos , Wholesale and Retail, at No. BO North
THIRD Street LAING h MMUNNIE.
fed. 8 M.
In HAY AND FODDER CUTTERS.-
We beg leave to call the attention of Bannerol,
Stable-keepers, Omnibus Proprietors, Beltway Com
panies, and ail others interested, to our large stock of
Fodder Orating Afeebines, o anprtsleg the best in Penn -
rylvenia, at prices varying from $5 to 300.
D. LANDftEITII & SON,
Agricultural and Ifortioaltural Warehouse,
Nee. 21 and 23 tooth SIXTH Street, '
It* between Market and Obeainnt streets.
Ifis LANDRETIPs WARRANTED GAR
DEN OBEDB.—arcedeuere and others dealroua of
procuring early hot-bed Seeds, of genuine quality,
should call at D. LANDRETIT & SON'S,
Agricultural and horticultural Warehouse,
Nee. 21 and 23 South SIXTH Street,
lt* between Market and Chestnut greets.
lINE OLD WINES FOR FAMILY USE.
—The following grades of fine old 'Wines have
long been In store; Doe, Gordon, & Ca.'s Pale Sherry,
brown do.. gold do , cabinet do., imperial do., Amontil
lado do., Port Wines, Brasil Port, Morton's superior
do. , old Requano do., Al to Douro do., old Oporto do.,
pore juice, vintage 1882 ; Madeira Wines, old East
lolls Madeira, very peculiar do., (yellow seal.) Ander
son'a aoutbeide do., constitution do. Also, the follow
ing brands of Champagne: Creme de Bottray, Brum's
imperial, Piper Ueldsiek, Oldster d: Co Moette &
Ohandon, and Cabinet, (In ,l( bottles.) Imported and
for sale by E. P. MIDDLETON to PRO ,
fes•Bt No. 5 North FRONT Etreet.
GENTLEMEN WOULD DO WELL by
kjr" calling on BILKS & KENSIL, 189 N. NINTH,
above Cherry, end bare their old Garmente nada to
look equal to new, by Oleamong or Dyeing and He
pall* g.
-
quintals Grand Bank God
I. Flsh.
160 half b6le White Fish.
600 bble. Mackerel, in whole, halves, quarters, and
Eighths.
Ha'mon, In tierces and bbls.
60 bble. Pickled lfaddock.
400 do. do. : Herrin .
For sale by.' Herring.
0. BADiER & 00.,
tea ABOY4 litreit, 24 door above treat,
PRESS.-PHILADELPMA. SA r I'URDAY. FEBRUARY 5. 1859.
T" PRINCE OF THE HOUSE OF
DAVID—NEW EDITION—ILLUbTRATIOD.
TEM PRINCE OP THE HOUSE OP DAVID; Or,
Three Team In the Holy Oity; Being a Borten of Let
t. re of Mine, a Jeweee of Alexandria, enppoeed to be
Mourning ln Jamesloin in the day; of Herod, addreened
to her father, a wealthy Jew in Egypt, and relating, en
if by en eyeLwitaaeo, all the Scenes and Wonderful
Ineutents in the Life et • Jesus or Nazareth, from his
Deptlfm to bis Oruo'Baton. By Bev: J. H
A new and revised edition, greedy enlarged end bent!•
fully illustrated:
Just published and for eale by
G. G. EVAN 9,
Original Gift-Book Store,
439 CHESTNUT Street.
Purchesees receive a gift:north from 10 eta. to ;100
.with each Book bold.
NOW READY—THE HOUSE j A Pocket
II Manual of Rural Arebitecture, or How to Build
Country . Houses and Out-Buddinge.' tmbraoing the
art of House Building, Planning, Style, and Con.
strnotion designs and deeeriptiors of Cottages, Farm
Houses, and Villas in the different styles of white°.
tore, &0., &o.,with numerous original plans, designed
by B. F. Grafi Architect, and others. By the author
of " The Garden," t , The Farm," "Domestic Ant
&o. Fowler & Wells, Publishers. No bander
or person designing to build should fail to proanre this
comprehensive little work. Price, by mall, post-paid;
60 cents. A liberal deduction to the trade.
JOHN L. OAPRN,
fc6.Bt WBt , 922 OHNIITNVT Street, Phflada.
ery ConlYnnY.—T be la
. Oineerobare been eleated
K. PRIOR
Witham W. glen,
Ferdinand J. Dreer,
John S. McMuffin,
Isaac Dillon.
NOTIOE.-LETTERS TESTAMENTARY
`n on the legate of the late WILLTANI BIINTE,
deceased, haying been granted to the subscriber by the
Register of Wills of the city of Philadelphia, all per.
sonaindebted to the said Estate are requested to make
payment, and those having claims or demands to pre
sent them without delay to
J'AidEß B. FREEMAN, Monter,
Corner of SIXTH and NORTB. Streets.
alPhiladelphia, Feb. 6,1869 fe5.136t
:JOBBPSI B. TOWNBUIIIa.
d a resolution requiring both
) present tickets at the en-
Cemetery. -Tickets maybe
,any, 818 ARCM Street, or
le4•lm
WM. P. WILSTACH 8c CO.
ESIPCifiTEIR,
[1:f" Sign of THE GOLDNN sruntop. [feb3-1m
YARD, GILLNIORE 8c CO.,
Nos. 40 and 42 NORTH THIRD STREET,
ItiPORTERB AND DEALERS /N ,
SILKS, RIBBONS, DRESS GOODS,
WHITE GOODS, LACES, LINENS,
EMBROIDERIES, &c.
TIOSIERY, GLOVES, MITTS & SHAWLS.
T • A. Tc - NMPER,
•.•
33 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS;
MD the perticiilar attention of the Trade to their
splendid assortment of PEENOII POMPONNETTE,
and AUX MAX FIISCHIA BALL TEIII6IIO2IS I
BING PENDANT BUTTONS, ke.
We are prepared to execute large orders for PlLt and
Marseilles Fringes, Tends; Cords, Bottoms, ho , at our
own Factory, a feb2 2to
Tarp el:robs Commission gams
SPRING TRADE, 1859.
SHIPLEY, HAZARD, & HUTCHINSON,
112 CHESTNUT STREET,
Are now opening a large and varied stock of
LAWNS, °HAUTES, PRINTS, and other
DRENS GOODS,
To which the attention of the trade ix invited Moo,
DOMESTIC GOODS,
Comprising gairhill, Oestaborgs, Woodward Doeskins,
Drown Sheeting, and t hirtinge, Mariam' Stripe's, Dine
Drills, Vest Padding., it 0., he.
ROOKFISEI SHEETINGS—Just received
and for tele by
alums; HAZARD, & HUTOHINBON, •
112 Chestnut street.
nISOHOFF's celebrated Olathe and Doe
iogetber velth other deeireble makes of
(term an Woollens, Jure received and for sale by
• SHIPLEY , Ii.AZARD.•do lIIITOIIINSON,f •
fel4-3,n • • - -. 112 Ohestnut street,
JOSEPH LEA.
DOMESTIC COMMISSION WAREHOUSE,
COTTON, LINEN, WOOLLEN AND PRINTED
Invites Southern and Western buyers to examine a
large and desirable assortment of GARPRIA Including
tunny new patterns not borate waved,
VENITIAN, WOOL AND WORRIED,
OOTTON-WARP, SUPERVINE,
INGRAIN, to.,
ELLINGTON DIIIISSELLS,
Carefully SELECTED In the looms, WARRANTED of
uniform quality from 'end to end, and being made
chiefly in this vicinity, can be sold on more favorable
terms, and by the UNEQUALLED RAILWAY PAOI
- of our city, eent b all Western points at lea,
expense than from any other market. laSt-Smif
CARFETINGS
AUBURN THREE PLYS, SUPERFINES, AND
JOSIAH BARBSIt,
With all grades of WOOL, WOOL AND COTTON, in
MANUFAOTURIETIB' AGENTS,
ja3l-8m ! 609 MARKET STREET
QBAMEN'S SAVING FUND.—Offlce of
the Seamen's Paving Fund Sooloty of PblleAelphia,
N. W. corner of WALNUT and SECOND Streets,
BerietlatßT 1, A 859.
The underaigned baling been appointed Auditors, in
compliance with the ()barter of the Seamen's Saving
Fond Society of Philadelphia, to audit the &manta of
the said Society, having first been duly morn or af..
firmed, according to law, report that they have care
fully attended to the duty assigned them, and find—.
The Seamen's Saving Fond Satiety of Philadelphia
have received from the first day of December, 1857, to
the thirtieth day of November, 1658
From Depositors the sum of $893,917 03
From Investments and Interest 61,318 63
Cosh on hand from previous year........... 2,263 IA
6447,604 67
The Society have paid during the same Pme—
To Depositors $885,92t 03
For Investments. 29,970 80
Interest to D•positare, Office Ex
pense', Beata, ,to 8,744 27.
Cash on band Nov. 80, 1858 $2 ,868 Of
The President of the Society also repotted and ex
hibited to the Auditors Certificates of Stock and Loans,
Mortgages, and other evidences of eeonrittee fur moneys
invested and pot out at interest, amounting, together
with cash on hand, as above stated, to the SUM of
$lBO,OlO 40
which cart States, securities, and cash agree in amount
with the bcoks of the Society.
HENRY SIMONS,
7. DAROLAY HARDING.,
fe5.31 EDGAR E. PETIT.
PRING GARDEN SAVING FUND SO
GUPY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Office, No. 331 North TRIAD Street,
(Coneolidation Beek Building )
CHARTERED BY THE LEG IeLATIIRE OF PENN
SYLVANIA
Deposits reeelved in sums of One Dollar and upwards,
and repaid in Geld, without notice, with FIVE PER
GENT. INTEREST from the day of doping till with
drawn.
A responsible awl reliable Savings Institution has
long been needed in the Northern part of the city, Ind
"The Epilog Garden baring Pond Society" was char
tered by the Legislature of Pennsylvania to supply this
necessity The Managers, in organising and locating
It, have been governed wholly by a desire to accommo
date the business interests and wants of the very large
and enterprising population by which it Is ennounded.
0111011 OPEN DAILY,
From S to 2% 0 , 0100wc; also, on Moans? and Tonna-
DAT from 6 until 8 o'clock in the evening.
MANAGERS.
Frederick Klett, Stephen Smith,
John P. Levy, Ron 11. K Strong,
•
Daniel Underkoiler, Eroded* Staake,
Francis Witt, Joseph P LeClero,
John Kessler, Jr., George Knecht,
James S Pringle, Jacob Dock,
Joseph At Hon. Win. Mlllward,
George Woelpper, O. o. T. Thorn,
Pater O. Rllmaker, Robert B. Davidson.
JAMES S. PRUIRLEI 2 President.
FRANCIS itAßT.fiearatary. la7A.tflt
NOTICE TO DEALERS IN CURTAIN
FIXTURIIB.—I have appointed BLABON &
Brom Sole Agents for the sale of my Curtain Fix
tures In Philadelphia. The Trade will be supplied at
!suety rhea, freight added. 8. 8. PUTNAM.
Boston, February 1, 1859 fe4.2in
E - S. WHELEN CO.,
• BANKING, STOOK, arid EXCHANGE OFF/OE,
No 869 WALNUT Street.
STOOKS and Loe MI, or all descriptione, bought and
sold on Commission In the principal °Wee of the
United States or Europe.
Particular attention given to the WO investment of
money. lm tp
LOFT- CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT
of BANK OF NORTH AMERIOA, No. 88O t dated
December 14 1868 In favor of BUSRBRIIB HER.
i
Ne RD, for $2,600 d lost or mislead. All persona Are
cautioned against reeelnme the same, payment having
been stopped.
peIISSIA AND ANERIOAN TARRED
.h-ho Conine. assorted aims, umonthoturectand for sale
by MIATNB, FUGER, Cr. , No, 28 North WATER
NUM, 884 222fortit Vq2A , 8 1 7/821. 1864,1
:New fliblitatioits.
Legal Notices
EinZtttlern i)arbuiart.
MANUFACTURER,
DEALER
SAID' , LAC ELY HARDWARE,
CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS,
HARNESS MOUNTINGS,
I'o. 88 NORTH THIRD STREET,
Between Market and Arob,
PIIILADELPHIA
THE LARGEST,STOO.B IN MB CITY.
arp, 41 , ciatis 3obbers.
alms (trimming°
Nos. US and 180 OLIEBTNIIT STREET,
CARPETINGS.
Qtarpetinge
AGSNOY OP TEE
VENETIANS,
MAIITI/J.CITURED 112
ALL.COMON INGRAINS.
ATWOOD, RALSTON, & 00.,
Baying Annbo.
itetaipOrn ec‘abs.
(\PEN ING OF NEW SPRING GOODS
Iv AT
ONNTIUL
DDT-GOODSIVORD,
EIGHTH AND Ana STIINSTEI.
New cod choice styles Dunk.
New and choice Myles Poll de Cheney.
New and dada, Scotch Gingham.
New and choice Briopdly do
New and choice 44 ftslubow Obintzea.
New and choice NogDohand Merrimac
New and choice Prim* Brilliantes.
New and choice Ohalliee and Detains!.
New Black Bilks, Alpacas, Madonnas, Lavelle,
Mohalre, Debege, Bayslares e &n dco.
The sewn will be commenced at verilaw
WINTER GOODS OLOSING OUT AT NAONIFIUND,
RATICS.
-GOOD BLANKETS, a etill greater reduction.
Do. Broche Shawls, " ( 6
Do. Blanket " "
Aid all other geode pissing ont of season.
IBTOOff,
A complete variety.
Beat make PlanneleOduellos, Linens, Table Llama,
Napkins, Neck Ties, .ko., /co.
CHARLES ADAMS,
fee..a to th-tf BIIGHTB. and ABOII Btreete.
MBE RIGHT PLAGE TO BUY LINENS I
We bare received, direot from the Mamtfaatttreie,
OUR lIRBT SPRING IMPORTATION OP IRIM
LINENS.
•
4.4 fine Fronting Linen.
4-4 medium Fronting Linen.
- 4-4 Family, Linens.
4 4 superior etrong Family Linen.
PILLOW CASE, BOLSTER OASE, AND SHEETING
LINENS.
Dirdeyo and Diaper Linens.
Table Damask Linens
Table Cloths, Napkins, Towels, &e., &o.
Butcher Linens Strainer Linens, Glass Mew, &o.
Ws have had a great ran on
LINEN HMS.
Very fine Handkerchiefs for a levy.
, Every other quality of Ladiesi, Children's, and
Conte' do.
We keep a largo stock of
STITCHED LINEN BOSOMS,
made exprosely to order, of our own Linen. We can
particularly recommend them.
Also, WOVEN' BOSOM.
We keep one of the beet Stooks of
DOMESTIC SHISLINE
In Philadelphia.
THORNLEY k 0R18M , 4,
Northeast Corner NIGHTII & SPRING GARDEN
" WE BUY AND BELL POE CASH AND HAVE BUT
ONE PRICE." fah-tf
DEAL LAOS COLLARS AND SETS.—
Point d'alencon; Point Applique Mutton land
Valenciennes fabrics. Constantly receiving solo
Thread Voile; Barbes; Coiffures.
SHARPLINSB BROTHERS,
Ja27 ' CHESTNUT and BIGHTH.
f o t ALMORAL SKlRTS.—Marione quail.
,ties and styles or BAY ABEAM SHIRTS.
t , EHAIMEEsS BROTHERS,
JaRY OHBBDNUT and EIGHTH.
.ESQUINAUX BEAVER CLOAKS,
FOR COLD WEATHER,
JCR' REOSIVED,
And will be sold at
LOW PRIORS,
TO OLObE THE BEeBON.
.7. W. PROCTOR & 00.,
ja2o 708 CHESTNUT STREET..
BLANSETS.—,-A full assortment, English
and Americtui, all Ones, at
ISIIIOII. LOWE& RdTVB
ilizeiteretofore. 000 PER & CONAR D,
fel 8. H. corner NINTH & blidtllllT but.
CASSIMERES, SATTINETS, MOTES,
AND VEBTIN GR.—Alen , * and Boyer wear. Also,
Goode onolusteely for
Bow WEAN.
COOPER & OONAItD,
fel H. E. corner NINTH and MARKET.
CLOAK AND SHAWL ROOM.—Balance
of our Monks, comprising a broken assortment we
dispose of at •
GREAT . REDUCTION.
Broche Shawls at first cost.
WOollen Shawls particularly cheap.
& CONARD,
fel S. N. corner NINTH and MARKET.
HEAVY. STOOK OF BLANKE TS—Re
duoed in price before taking stook
Cradle and Crib Blanked 51 25 to 2 25
8 , 4 Bea Blankets 900 to 2 50
104 do. do. 260 to 900
114 do. do. ' 4 00 to 5 00
12-4 do. do. , 4 60 to 760
18-4 do. do. 7 00 to 10 50
14-4 Bata do. 12 60
These Blankets are of superior quality, and at least
twenty per cent. less than regular priori.
0116,11,1,E13 ADAMS, -
ja9•etuth St EIGHTH and ARCH Otreets.
Boots anb Olnyto
B . P. WILLIAMS & CO.,
4 1300 T AND SHOE
IVAREHOUSE,
No. 18 SOUTH FOURTH STREET.
feb3.2M
JOB. 13. T.l-XOMPSOIsT ex CO-,
WHOLESALE
BOOT AND SHOE
• WAREIIOUSH,
. No. 814 MARKET SVREET.
Er A large and genoral assortment of &astern and
O:ty•made Oboes constantly on hand. tebi•dm
SPRING STYLES, 1859.
S. Ztx Ibd. IS.A.T.TINWMRB,
WHOLESALE DEALERS AND MANUFAOTUREBB
OP
STRAW BONNETS AND HATS,
BOOTS, SHOES, &0., &O.
Being prepared to offer as great inducements to
buyers as Jobbers to any other market, incite an ex.
aminatton of their etock.
No. 34 NORTH FOURTH STREET,
tel-2111 Near the Merchant' , Hotel, PhiladelPhts.
LEVICK„ RASIN, & CO.,
BOOT AND SLIOE WAREHOUSE
AND
MANUFACTORY,
No. 525 MARKET STREET, PhiladelpMs.
We have now on hand an extensive stook of Boots
and Shoes, of all description, of oar own and }futon
Manufacture, to which we Invite the attention of
Southern and Western buyers. tebl-3m
cabinet Ware,
THE LARGEST DESK DEPOT IN
THE UNION. "
HOGIIET A BUTTON,
(Stmeeasom to J. T. Hammitt,'
MANTIPAOTHRERS 01
A. L. ADAMS' IMPROVED DESK RAOK.
No. 269 Booth TIIIIID Street,
Philadelphia.
01110 E, BANK, and SCHOOL FURNITURE:
EXTENSION TABLES, BOOKCASES,
WARDROBES, &a. dB-8m
CABINET FURNITURE AND BILLIARD
TABUS.
MOORE & CAMPION,
No. fel 8017TH fiROONDMEET,
In connection with their extensive Clabinetihminees,
are now mannfactarlog a superior article of
BILLIARD TABLEB,
and have now on hand a full supply, Belched with
MOORE .t CIAhIPION , B IMPROVED 011811ION8,
which are pronounced by all who have used them to be
superior to ail others.
For the quality and Batch of theme Tebles the 133111311-
reamers refer to their numerous patrons throughout
the Union, who are familiar with the character of their
work. 1a1441m
$424,686 60
1 2 1 PINE STREET, NEW YORE, Fob.
, 1869.
The undersigned respectfully Inform their friends
that they have assoolated themeelvee at the above ad
dress, under the firm of
SCOTT dc WOOD,
for the millions of transacting bnainem as NEGOTIA
TORS, DEALERS, and DRtiKERB In Foreign and
Domestio EXODIANGISS, 0061AIBROIAL PAPER, and
other Securities.
With an Influential and extensive acquaintance, they
can offer most desirable facilitiee to parties who will
favor them with choir business.
DAVID LOOTT,
(Late of the firm of Wm 11. Scott tc Boned
JBIIN WOOD.
Advances made on good business paper. feCittes
COMMEROLAL AN D TRAVELLING
011 EDITS available in all ports of tho world,
opened with the home of Mourn. GEORGE PEABODY
& 00., of London. Apply to
RAW, fa/LUAU:STEIL & 00 ,
half 815 WALNUT Street.
850000 TO LOAN'
en ,in sums to snit
appllcts, upon Diamonds , Watches,
Jewelry, Dune, Merchandise. Uloth &0., on mode
rate tonne, by JONI'S & OD., Brokers, N. W. corner
THIRD end DARKSIAL Streets, below Lambent. Be
tablisbed for the Jul 85 yearn. Office hours from 7A.
M to 7P M.
BROON DAUM) QOLD and SILVER WATCERS, by
eminent makers, warranted genuine, for Hale albite—at
one-half the original coat. ja2olm if
Confertionern.
EDWARD G. WHITMAN & CO
Manufacturers dI pure Druggfets i and /amity
CONFECTIONS,
Amongst which are Fobable, QUM Drops, Moss Paste,
Pectoral Paete, Medicated Lozenges, superior
Oroamof Strawberries, Dates, Oraegen,
Pears, Peaches, Pine Apples,
DONB-ONB AND KIDDED,
Caron:9lles, Chocolate Preparations, of all kinds;
Domeetio and Imported
CRYSTALIZED FRUITS, &O
For isle, Wholesale and Retell, at
SECOND and CHESTNUT Streets
THE SECOND TERM of the Session In
PSNN INSTITUTII will commence February Ist.
Apply lathe Boerne, H. E. corner TIIIRTHIONTU and
B. liIPPIWART, Principal.
,isB/-tf
WHOLESALE
Stionen.
ko., ko., ko
Insurante. ercnitpanikts.
NORTHERN ASSITRANOE COMPANY,
No. 1 MOORGATE STREET, LONDON
FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE,
Al' ROJO AND ABROAD
lotabliohed In 1888--Incorporated by Special Aot of
Parliament
£1,269,760. $6,298,800
OAPIT AL
Paid up Capital and Sur.
pilau L 438 In 4 1 $2,191111 02
Annual'Revenue 180,740 16 0 938,134 12
YIRE DEPLIMIINT
This Company !mune against lose or damage by fire
almost every deeoription of Property. The rates of pre
mium are moderate, and Vile conditions of Ineuranoe are
framed sylth the greatest liberality.
the Policia of this Company are not only guaranteed
by a large Capital, but also by the unlimited pm Ilona'
reaponeibility of nearly one thousand shareholders. •
!E Losses promptly adjusted and paid without re
ference to London...al
LIFE DEPARTMENT
All the advantages of a Mutual Association are united
with the seeerltr of a Proprietary Company.
Tan RATES OF Panfuls( are based upon the safest end
most approved` data, and may be made payable to suit
the convenience of the Assured.
. . ,
Prospectuses, Tables of Rates, Applieationii, &e., may
be obtained at the Office
Examination for Life Insomnia° daily, at 12 o'clock EL
WILLIAM GETTY, Agent,
No. 37 South Third Streot.
BEFERNNOIB IN PNILADILLPIIIA.
Messrs. Stuart & Brother, No 13 Bank street.
Myers. elaghorn, & Co , 232 Matket greet.
‘: Wm McKee &Co, 22 South Front street
N. B. Thompson k Oo , 46 N Water street.
Toe. B. Mitchell, Eno., Pres. Mech. Bank.
James Dunlap, Fen., President Union Dank.
Hon Wm. A. Porter, 023 Walnut street, late 7a'ge
Supreme Court, tabs4l to-th tiny()
EASTERN INSITRANOE CIOMPANY.—
OVPIOE No. 6 EXCHANGE.
Attruontsin Cartratearmal $300,000
CAPITAL Broog SUBSCRIBED: 100,000
MAARTES PiRPITUAL
• •
IFIRR RISKS on Morehead's° and Buildings.
SIARINN RISKS on Vessels. Cargoes and /MOIL
INLAND TRANSPORTATION RISKS on Goods per
Railroads, Canals, and Steamboats, taken os favorable
terms.
The Board of Directors fin order to guard against
any serious calamity, and thus afford greater security
to the Insured) hare resolved to take no more than Five
Thousand Dollars on say one risk.
dll losses will beTromptly and liberally settled,
DIRIOTORS.
Andrew Cochran, Robert B. Walker,
William Ingram Brown, lamb Lukene,
Iticluusi G. Stotesbary, George Coot:Man,
Peter D. !dyers, Charles Stoy,
Thomas Shaw, Jacob HHee eedd
Hobert F. Taylor,W. C. Indfilibury.
NDBEIVT GOOLEILAN, President.
Wm. Inonix Bitown. Vice President , fefi-tf
NOTICE.—THE PRESENT CAPITAL
I. of THE RISTERPRISE INSURANCE COMPANY
($100,000) having been paid in oasb, notice Is hereby
given that an increase of the same, to the sum of Two
iinndred Thousand Dollars, has been authorised by ths
Stockholders, and that the subscription book will' be
opened on the first day of March next, at the Office of
the Company, where it will remain open until the in
creased amount has been subscribed
CHABLIS W. OOZE, Secretary
Philadelphia, 29 January, 1869.
1 4 1 N TERPRISE INSURANCE COM
PANY.
(FIRE INSURANCE EXCLITSIVELY.)
DIRIIO7ORB.
P. Ratchford Starr, .0" Mordecai L. Dawson, -
William WIWI, °serge H. Stuart,
lestbro Prosier, john H Brown,
john H. Atwood, B. H. Yabnestook,
Benj. T Trediola, Andrew D. Cada,
Henry Wharton, J. Ltrinpton Brenner.
F. RATORPORD STARR, President.
CHARLES W. COKE, Secretory.
Offles,ls2. South FOURTH Street,
jaBl-tmarl rp
OFFICE OF THE QUAKER. CITY IN.
BORANON COMPANY, 408 WALNUT STREET,'
—Pattensmarta, January 6th, 1859.
The third acnual statement of the tamineas and con
dition of " Quaker City Insurance Company" as pre
sented to Its Stockholders January 4th, 1860:
Capital stook $200,000 00
Surplus January Ist, 1858 77,679 87
Premiums for mauranee in 1858 228,696 88
Intermit mount • 12,614 80
Salvage and reinsurance acal.. 22,216 11
$541,006 95
LOSSES, EXPENSES. &o.
Losses paid In 1869 $122,986 11
Dividend,'Oommlssions to agent!,
Taxes 'Morales Printing, Ad
vertising, Office Rent, and Ex
penses 60,899 07
Reinsurance and return premi
en:lß 27,622 18
Salaries paid In 1868 • 5,815 18 •
--------
ASSETS. 2216,765 54
.... . .
Ronde, Mortgagee, Stooks, Cou
pon Bonds, Dune on Collateral
and on call $184,558 60
Bills Receivable 87,170 60
Oath due from agents and out
standing premiums 24,842 49
Cash in bank and oa hand 28,984 93
-- $224,261 42
Ait 11 meeting of the Stockholdere, held the 4th inst.,
the following °dicers and directors were unanimously
elected:
OFFICERS.
Pros!dont—GlOßGl! IL HART.
Woe Preetdant—R. P. 8088.
Secretary and Treasurer—R R. COOMMALL.
Assistant Secretary--S. R. SUTLER.
DIRECTORS. •
Geo. IL Hart, N. W. Halley •
Jit "P. Roes, Andrew R. Chamber'',
A. O. Cattail, J. L. Pomeroy,
John Palo, R. R. Coggahall,
Folder 8. Parklno, Saml. Jonee,
Ron. R. H. Roller, ~ Chorloa G. Imlay.
510.the&M•lmil H. B. COGGESHALL, Reey
VULTON IO INSURANCE, ADJUSTING,
AND COLLECTING OPPICE,
• No. 608 08218INTIT BTBNET,
PHILADILPHIA,
The undersigned having been practically engaged for
a number of yearn in different capacities of the Insu
rance basinesa—for several yearn la adjuatlng losses
exclusively for the Insurance Companies—now offer,/ bin
services to those enstainlng Loss or Damage by Hire to
property thawed, in making out their pronto of each
loss ordamage In full compliance with the Intricate and
canning conditions of Policies of Insurance, in each a
Manner as to obviate plea or excuse for redaction or
litigation)), Companies no inclined, or othere.
lie Is assisted by the best legal counsel in Philadel
phia, and will give particular attention to the Callao-
Mon of Claim* against Insurance Companies.
It is known by many who have 'sustained loss by lire
to property Insured, and it has also been the experience
of the undereigned, that pension are frequently declared
partially or entirely void at a certain Urns after a fire
oconrs, in consequence of carelessness or mismanage
ment in effecting the ineuranoe, or for flume other canoe,
whiehi although an important fact, is scarcely ever dis
covered or thought of, until It le tat late. In order to
avoid snob diasstrona occurrencee, 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 lose or damage by fire, ea above,
will find it to their interest to consult the undersigned
as soon after the fire as passible.
d22.2m1f1s JAMES PULTOfI.
tUatcbea, Jetnelrp, &c.
JAMES WATSON,
IMPORTER
Of .
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &0.,
No. 325 MARKET STREET.
Constantly on hand a fall assortment of Tacheron
and Constantin Watches. 114-6 en
BAILEY & CO.,
:mammy
BAILEY & KITCHEN,
Have removed to their new Fire-proof, White Marble
Storey
819 011ESTNIIT STREET,
NORTH BIDE, BELOW TEE GIBAAD HOUSE,
Now opening theiryall Stook .t
IMPORTED JEWELRY, PLATED WARES, AND
FANCY 000D3,
To which they Invite the attention of the pnblio.
SILVER-WARE, WATCHED, DIAMONDS, AND
PEARLS,
AT WHOLBEILLII AND 11TA1L.
t..une, tlietols, S't.
NEW OIIN STORE
PH/LIP WILSON SCOO.,
4132 CHESTNUT STREET,
Ask the attention of Merchants, Gunsmiths, said Sports•
men, to tho very SOPNRIOR Bowling pieces, UMW, &o.
of their own manufacture, which are not surpassed by
the beet imported Gime in quality and finish. The
811 , 10 TING QI7ALITIIIB of each Gun manufactured by them
will be fully guarantied. They see also regularly re
ceiving, direct from the makers, a full assortment of
the
DEBT CLASS OP PNGLIBH AND PRENOH GUNS,
Of the celebrated etampe of
Watley Itleharde, Moore k Harris,
Purdy, Dean & Adams
Greener, Pondevau4k. T uley, ,Ir.o ,
together with a complete stook or the cheaper style of
English and Belgian Gurus which will be sold at the
lowest market rates.
ALL VARLSTY Or GUNSMITHS , TRIMMINGS,
such as Barrels, Stooks, Rods, Mountings, Fluke,
Gun Bage,_Locks, and Look Furniture, Niers Cara, Car:
tridges, &0., on thy:neat favorable terms to
the trade. jal2-tielB
Gas "Warm.
ELLIS S. ARCHER. WIS. F. 1103101 Y,
1010WOJD P. WARYKR i WY. 0. H. /11101141..
ARCHER, WARNER, MISKEY, & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OP
GASALIERS, BRACKETS, PENDANTS,
FITTINGS, AND ALL HINDS OF GAS
AND LAMP-WORK, DIRANDOLES, Jzo
No. 718 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA
WARNER, & CO.,
No. 376 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
11Y Buildings fitted with Gas Pipes, and all kinds of
altering and repairing of Gas Work. feb2.ot
RS. STEEL'S WHOLESALE AND RE
ILL TAIL CORSET AND SKIRT WAREHOUSE, in
TENTH. second door above Cheetnut street, eeat side.
lam, 989 t 3 RINQ OARDNN street. ftB-9t*
Wants.
AVANTED—OHEOSS, OERT.T_FICATES
OP DEPORT, and NOTES of the BANK OP
PENNSYLVANIA, for which the highest market rate
will be paid, by ' OAMBLOS asora:Bß,
' No. 47 South TRIED Street,
fe6•emw6tit • east side, above Ohestant.'
WANTE D— A SITUATION, by "a
MAN who Understands the limitary Hardware
and Coach Furnishing Business. Witl make himaell
generally ins
Pri3.7tal. - Can influence conic trade. Add
it* reas
A , B. 0., Otaoo.
AN EXPERIENCED AND PRACTICAL
BOOR-RERPRR desires an engagement. Re
ferences unexceptionable. Address 4, A. 5" ,, at tble
Office. fe6.stts
WANTED—In a Wholesale Book and
Stationery Bowe, a competent YOUNG MAN.
with a knowledge of the business. None other need
apply, Address, In handwriting of applicant, Box 1810,
Poet Office: fed-tt
WANTED—AIi act ye YOUNG MAR, as
BALICBMAN, In a Fancy DryOooda Jobbing
House. One halting aeqnsintanoe with - goad city and
near trade can apply, Box 2042, Posit Mee. fe4.1410
WANTED—A first-class' SALESMAN,
lo a Wholesale Olothlog Moose: to whom a goOd
Wary will be paid. Address PRUBBVRIUMOB, Office
of Tha Press. fe4-800
IR/ANTED-4 SITITATIOJW, in.& Drtig
• Btore, to loarn.tbe badness, by a Lad *years
of age. Address T. 8., °Mee 'of We paper, led-4W
%A/ANTED—A competent person to take
V V charge of a large Cypress Shingle and Stave MITI
in Virginia.; who can furnish 82,600 in cash. A liberal
salary will - be given. Address , MU, at this Office,
with real name and where an interview can be bad.
feB.4t*
$4,000 ssoo—Wanted $4,000 to be
secured by Bret mortgage on Real He.
hste worth POMO; oleo, $5OO to be secured by Bret
mortgage on Beal Bidet. worth at least $5,000 - For
further, particulars Juanita of J. M. HOLCOMB, At
torney-at-Law, No, 429 WALNUT Street, Philadel
phia. , fe2-wicß4tß
tVANTED—By a reliable young Man,!a
•• v SITUATION as Light PORTER, in a Ater* or
otherwise. Is a goal Penman and Accountant; well
posted in double•entry Book-keeping. Unexceptiona
ble city ra'erences can be given from last employers.
Address I. D., Press Oglee. feit4t*,
r[lo CAPITALISTS.—SPECIAL PART
NER WANTED, with $lO,OOO, in a safe and pro
fitable Wholesale and Retail Trade. The business bee
been eerfablfsbed flys years, and has grown from a small
to fa large trade. It has the advantage of one of the
bast locations on Chestnut greet with low expenses.
and a Held for profitably increasing both retell and
wholesale brestobea—the wholesale to almost any qgsa
tent. Satisfactory, reference 491.
_particulars
Referees 6. TRADE , " Office of the N. diner:can mid U.
S. Gazette, ' fel-5t •
iWANTED FOR THE UNITED STATES GAVALRY—AbIe-bodied, timearried mem, to who '
will be given good pay, board, clothing, and medical
attendance. Pay from $l2 to $22 per month. No
man having a wife or child, will be accepted. Apply for
MOUNTED fiERVIOD at No. en MANX= Street,
above Eighth, north aide.' '•• I. N. 3100R1i, t .
apl7-tf lit Lieut. let Dragoon, Recruiting Officer.
33aavbi2t~.
1.10ARL11NG,..,-A back Parlor and second
.l.2 story front Chamber vacant, In WALNUT, near
Thirteenth. Address P. O. T., Blood's Dispatch.
fel-at*
/or 150$ anb Ya JUL
gm FOR SALE OR RENT—The splendid
RESIDENOE at the S W. corner or JUNIPER
and PINE Streets. Lot 33 by 10; tine aide yard;
grapery, and every modern Improvement.. Bast 6650,
Apply at 6X 8 SIXTH Street viewed story.) -tab et
BOILERS FOR SALE.-8 _ Plain Cylinder
Itoflan, 80 in. diameter, 80 feet long with fire
front and connections complete. Also, 2 Plain Oyllnder
Boilers, 861 n. diameter, 20 feet long, with heaters tin.
der. Both sate In complete order, and for eale low. /tri
ply to WEAVER, FITLER,
fea.6t if No 82 N. WATER and 22 N. IntenvEs.
A FARM OF 820 AORES FOR $80.00.
4 - 34- allasonti Lands told, entered,' and located from
12) eta. to $250 per awe. mew, N. M. owner VIVIS
and ORESTNtrT Streets. -fea-lm*
FOR SALE—A FARM, containing 180
Acres of Land. Altuated near Alkton, Cecil county, -
Maryland, within 800 yards of the Depot of the Bhp+.
delphia, Wilmington, & Baltimore itaikoad, two litltUe .
ride trim the oily of Philadelphia,'
The land Is all in Drat-rate condition ;it is well im
proved and rich i it is high and rollitg.
The land has all been lima over within 8 years.' it •
le all under the beet of fencing The improvements
consist In part Of a new brick Dwelling, a new double.
deck Barn that cost $2 000 three Years since.
The farm will be sold for less than value, sod pay
ment' made MU.
IP or further particulars call upon or address
• t el.otw
B. R. MAY, ELKTON, ?dd.
dia TO RENT—THE STORE,- N0a.,11
Dia and 18 STRAWBERRY Street; well lighted front
and book, oleo by sky-light Possession given at once.
Apply at No, 8, nearly opposite. felAntbent 4t
VOR SALE—THE 'STOCK, FIXTURES,
.11- . and GOOD.WLLI. of a weltestablisned Wholesa'e
DRIIQ STORE, eligibly situated in this city, splaying
a fine trade. Address 4, 11111111)II&Y,i , at this °Mee.
fel-dt* •
STORE TO RENT.
A H&NDBOMB STORM.
No. 528 AMOR Street
Neatly fitted up with Wall Oases, Marble Counters,
and Marble floor, ,citable for Jeweller and 811reramith,
or anyo, fancy blunnees. Bent, $OOO.
Als '
A WILL.LIGWVED YOURTH, BTOTAY ROOM,
?NV by Thirty Peet,
ON NORTH STREIT.
Apply to
70NYM, & MoCIIRDIr.
ja6-102 - -No. - 52a AROH-Street.
PPAPER, - MILL TO EENT.— = The Papal.
Mltl known as NANWELL MILL, situated on the
Wiesaidekon Oreek, and. one mile from.Oheatontlilll
Railroad Station. This Mill ts adapted to make fins
Book 'Payers. If hie thialinthieli.'oarfiainiachine,
62 inches wide, and all the appurtenatwes for .the Eno
meld manufacture of paper. Poweeelon given 11111:11••
ditto's'. Apply to, of address.
GE 11. LIVIB, ,
d29-tf No. 80 So GEOR uth SIXTH Street.
411 T • FOR RENT—The DWELLING No.
123.616 LOOUST Street, (or Washington Sqire,) from
the let of January, 1889. The house is three stories
high, with basement, back building, &a., now occupied
by J. W. Forney. Apply at the °Zoe of Tlia Press, or
at the house . • , n 02341
TO RENT.—On the let January next, the
1 very superior and extensive ROOMS, (241, lid, 4th
and sth Boors, each 24feet by 146) of the NEW EITOBB,
li&T MARKET Street. The building Is one of the fine
Improvements on the upper aide, between NINTH and
SUITE Streets, having two fronts, the north one on a
rear Street with good cartage way 'AO feet into SIXTH
Street. Apply on the premises. nol-tt
laissolutiimo anb Copartnerstyli3o
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.-
The Hun of WEAVER PIT WE, Os CO., is this
day dissolved, GEORGE I WEAVER retiring.
GEORGE I. WEAVER,
EDWIN 11. PITLER,
IVUOICABI. WEAVER.
TUB BUSINESS beiesitor will be conducted by the
undersigned, under the firm or WEAVER. F/TLBB,
& 00. EDWIN U.NITLIR
AVBAVBIk_,
CONRAD B.OLOTRIBR.
February 1,1859. fels-6t
►IIHE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore ex
-5- luting between the aubseribers, under the firm of
BOWMAN dr, LOC/AN, is this day dissolved, by ant.
teal comma. The business of the late firm will be
settled by JONAB BOWMAN, who will centinue the
Wholesale (tracery Dulness, at the aame place.
JONAB BOWMAN,
JOGS/ LOGAN.
January 1, 1859. fes•Bt
THE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore ex
'sting between WILtIAM P M. HANCOCK and
THADDSIIB NORRIS Is this day dissolved, by mutual
consent. The business will be settled and eontleued
by W. P. Al. HANCOCK, at the Store, 712 MUST
NUT Street. W. P HANCOCK,
THADDBIIB NORRIS.
Philadelphia, Pebruery let, 1859 fetSt
COPARTNERSHIP. -0. &0. P. WAR
NSA have this day stsoelatsal with them JOSEPH
BEYDEL, under the firm of 0. & 0. P. WARNER &
00., for the purpose of continuing the Watch-Case
Manufacturing Business,
WARNER,
CHARLES
the obi stand, B. W. Gomm
of PUTS and M B
INOR treets, sto.
011 MBE=
CHARLES P. WARNER,
JOSEPH BEYDEL.
Philadelphia, Veltraary let, 1859. fe4.l3t*
COPARTNERSHIP. -D. M. ROBINSON
bee this day associated with him his brother, E.
J. ROBINSON, and eon, 0. A ROBINSON, under the
Arm of D. M. ROBINSON & COMPANY, for the pnr.
pose of continuing, as heretofore, the Stock Commis.
Mon Business. D. hI. ROBINSON,
B. J. ROBINSON,
0. A. ROBINSON.
Office, 1138 South THIRD Street.
February let, 1859. tel-6t*
rVOTIOE.—J. D. HOOVER (late U. S.
LI Harald for the District of Columbia) has asso
ciated Itimolf with WALTER D. DAVIDGE, Come.
eellor at Law. Business before the U. 8. Supreme and
Circuit Clouds, the Court of Olsime, and the Executive
Departments promptly attended to. Address DAVIDGE
IP HOOVER, LOUISIANA Avenue, Washington City.
jsl44
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.—The Sub
millers hereby give notice that they hare entered
into a Limited Partnership, agreeably to the provisions
of the laws of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania re
lating to Limited Partnerships.
That the name or Arm under which said partnership
is to be tondueted le "R. WOOD, MARSH, tc HAY
WARD."
That the general nature of the Business intended to
be transuded is the Dry Goods Jobbing and Clothing
Business.
That the names of all the general and 'Taal part.
nera interested therein, are BENJAMIN V. MARSH
(general partner), LEWIS W. HAYWARD (general
partner), EDWARD Y. TOWNSEND (general partner),
HENRY HENDERSON (general partner), RICHARD
WOOD (general partner), ALFRED H. FOSTER (gene ;
sal partner), RICHARD D. WOOD (special partner),
and JOSIAH BACON (special putnerl, and all of them
the said partners, general and special, reside in the
City of Philadelphia.
That the aggregate amount of the capital contributed
by the special partners to the Common Block, is Two
hundred thousand dollars, of which One hundred
thousand dollars, In rash,-has been so contributed, by
the said RICHARD D. WOOD, special partner, and of
which, One hundred thousand dollars, in cash, has
been so contributed, by the said JOSIAH BACON, ape
dal pmrtner.
That the period at which the said partnership is to
commence, is the thirty-first day of December, A.D.
1858, 'lathe period at which it will -terminates is the
thirty-and day of December, A.D. 1883.
RICHARD D. WOOD, Spatial Partner.
JOSIAH BACON, Special Partner.
BENJN. V. MARSH,
L W. HAYWARD.
EDWD. Y. TOWNSEND.
HENRY HENDERSON.
RICHARD WOOD.
ALFRED H. POSTER.
Philada., Deo. 81,1858. jai-ew
WF.BARBERBkOO 4 '
• No. 23 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
Collections made on all points in the Went, through
their Western Office, at DAVENPORT, lowa.
Taxes paid for non-residents In lOWA and MISSOURI.
Land Warrants located.
Defective Land Ws:Tanta corrected.
Dopllcates of loot Land Warrants obtained from
Government.
Caveat. an d m a ip a men4 correetly drawn.
REVERENCES.
B D. Comegya, beg rhtil.selphia Bank.
Menem. Boyd & Bates.
Herrin & JoLes & 00.
.g Tmrley, English. & Co. fe3 St
CIDER AND POTATOBS.—Pure, fine
Ommeotiout Older. la bble. and Mule a lot of
very choice wlatte 51.rcere Potatoen from 5D to 80 otn.
per ba ; Roll Hatter,, era Rue. recelvtd fresh every
Tneedny and Friday. W P WIN KY,
143 Ed ARK= Street.
fr 4 21,* 2 doors below asoond street, north MO,
%muzetnenta.
pa/MARAEOMO ,SOMETX•r:
SECOND CONORIVP Tali SEASON.
The mangers beg leave to annonnoe thet their SE
COND CONCERT will take place en
W.VDNESDAY EVENING, Sairiery
/ALTAIR% BALL, ORESTIINT STRUT, .
and they take pleature to inform their imbieribers and
the pubic that they hare at • very hesey outlay, made
an• arrangement with her. B. ULLMAN for his peat
OPERA TROUPE, consisting of
Brum
es:
- momnii; -
ald the following Artiste - ' -
Mad. mos!,
BiLdIENZ.4,
Big. Dolutir, • • ' • •
MS.CNIIEROTTI, - .
Mr. PERRINO, (Boas) Tenor )
Leider and Condottor Big. mum.
A limited number of subscriptions will be taken for
the remaining flaccerls, if applied for at Baal Lsw
ton% corner of Seventh and Ohestuut streets, and at
Shomacker's Piano Stors,lo2l Chestnut street
Single Tickets for Concert; with 'Reserved Seate.sl. 00
for Gallery 60
- No "Extra Charge , ' fok Prorcerdien Boxes, which
can ;
had upon application as above; ' • • -
The Renegers will alt roe the delivery of reketion
Tuesday afternoon, from 8 till 0 o'clock, einCon Wed
nesday from_ 10 Al M. till 6 P at , Beck & Lawtoa'e
Menlo Sten, Seventh and Okestunt litareets. • fait
. • •• _
NE W WALNUT-STREET THEATRE,
101 HoHNIut HINES AND WALNUT RUBIS.
Acting and Stage Manager Mr.ls.
THIB (Saturday) EVENING, liebrnart 5, 1559,
• -
fillabeth, Darr, fialliven; Mudd!, Kr. It A. Parry ;
Lady Micbetb, Mrs. Duffield ; Yleanoe Mtn Park:,
TINWARBANTABLK
Prime of adnikudon--13econd Tier and family
and Third Tieri 96 cents; Parquet, 117.35. cents;--Dresa
Circle, 50 tun* Private anus"
_aceordng to their
locale; fin and 55; Stipp Slats In Ureikestru and Private
Boxes, 76 cents. - • .
Doors egotist half part efieifac;
o'clock. • • - • -
~THEATLEY & AROH-ST.
Ts3eTBl William Proprleksait,ll end
Stage Mssisicer. - - • -
TRIB - •
(astardaY) EPTNING. ireimiary 5,1555,
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN. -
Ass Treacka-d, our Amerlosn Cosidny Mr: ,
7. 5.
Clarke; 'Cord Duadreary, Mr; Wheatley.
To cool* with ; : •
• - :• AZADDIN ; •
OR, NMI WONDS3PUL LAMP I
Admindon, 25 els.. Secured Seats in Dream owe, 1111
eta; Orthestni Stalls, 50 eta; &Mita Yriirate Saws, 76
eta; 13 eta; Calkiry for Colored Personsl4 eta;
Private Box in Gallery for Oolarekßersons h illiostis
Whole Private Box, $3. • - • .
Doors open at half Dusk Oslo* ; scrounenee at T.
‘Predsskr. ,
MAT/ONAL. - OIRCIIIS, :lITALhTUTt -BT.,
i. - stows lIIGIITII—IBWII3 B. '721 . ][ anaget
Two 0711,07/3.115 AND A NINAN
229q2 i Saturday) 111112/Ne. Fatituary 5,1960,
VAN, AM8011411 1 13 MANAGE=
0! ISom, Tigers, Leopards sod Tautii.aoli and Vie Co
, , loud Beast,
TIPPOO 13A-DE" .-
• lguestilaii, fintttlo. awl - Acilitostio Teats.-
- PER/02MAX ON THEDI - 17TEDNOON. -
BOMA ON P 7110712. •
Drool Oho% an& Pomba, - . ' 4O mitt
ChM/1m woke ten years of age 20 CA
Family Chola .20 if
Doors Opel at goal* to 7 oyook. Parforookaaea
trill corataanoo at 73L. - , . •
Roßinsog 'ORIISOE •
Will open for Exhibllaonas
mi.A.zmu=s
818 CHEEB=M
On. MONDAY' NEXT, 7th instant,
THE sintres OP TIN PAINTIERGIV BY BILLY,
- 7.l.listratlni the Elletory and Adveatures of '
'ROBINSON ' 08.1350i. , •-•
ADMITTAN'OE ' 23 Cent'
BEASON 2.104222 • "• 50.
ieb3.2%* _ ,
BAR'T,HOLOMEW', B ,!TA . TII,X
OP
„
PARADISE -LOST,
EVE REPENTANT. .
STATTIE IN *AUDI'S,
BY Tag: LLTB - .I.IO3.RYCLUT 801:21143111
EDWARD, 8, BARTHOLOMEW,
PHPIZ4BYLVANLA AOA.MIIktY c 1 7 .11111 IfINSI ARM
CHEMPRIT STIIIIT, BILOW NUMMI{ SUM,
ON MONDAY MORNING, ... JANUARY = 319?,
PROM 9 . O'CLOCK TO 6 CrOLOOR P. M.
NXIMBITBD BOB' TRB BIWIT OP , TEM MO
` PEER OP THE ARTthr.
Bin& admission, 26 tents: Ohl/dron under ISt years
half pries. Season Tickets, SO , js29.lm
fuoDONOUGEP9 -
LTA -z • - '134-BAOI STRUT.
0110WDED AND DILTGITSHAUDDINOBS
SECANDLNY mid THOMAS, ' Lather TO. Polltlin,
Bellows Solo, Banjo Solo JOHN WILLIAMS, Ballad.;
lit ; OLIS BULL- HIBBS and Troupe ;- SAM LONG,
Combo Voe,allat . ; mATImi ; and MIia,BOSA
MARIE, In beautiful Daninisf; STILTON H!-
Bin, Negro Danseuse. The parrollllllDelk wilfeotalude
with OH! HUSH! ii which la all the Company ap
pear. Admittance 10 and 15 Gents. .Bllilltd Saloon open,
day and evening: Datertaltunalat oagnmeneta
precisely. Pint „Appeal's=; Shis-Arreolzig - of- Rise
ELiZA,TRISILAUNi
10110ROFESSOR-IVINiZeTANORAiIk OF
• 8121LE01030Pia AND t masolorimPyrimrs,
tor tbe benefit erthe , Weetelia 'Presbyterian Sunday
Sehool;.at the alty.lnetttuteosorthouteotati.NlGN,
TUNT/ratei CELESTNIIT - alneete:ganfliONDAY
lathy, February L. 11169,. at 13( ;
Ticket. 25 cents ; Children 10 mate' tel-tritbe
AMERICAN APADEItY, Q JILUSICI.- '
DENDriT Of MUM. - PIODOLOMIN.T,
- ; 21113139 D A LY livening, February 10.
- Mr. Unman respeotfally Announces that Mile. MOO.
LOMINI being entitled to a benefit in Philadelphia, he
bee engaged, fur this pupae, the Anadenty ofiduelo
only for
TI3I3IISDAY WiltifiNG, February 10,
When will be given; for the find time, DonizattPe
admired Opera at '
DON POW:TALI,
Mlle. PNOOLOMIMI
telll appear In her celebrated role of .
NORINA,
twisted by '
BLOBENZt. LORIttI. MAXIGIOROTTI
After the Opera or Don Peagnale," will be amen,
for the flrat time in Philadelphia, the celebrated gtmartli
Act of Danisetti'a grand Opera of -- ,
KARTIB,4
Mile PioaoLostrtu
will Aug the pert of Pauline.
By and with the cormant of hiIIe.PICOOLOM WI, the
price of admission has been fixed at
ONE DOLLAR TO ANY PART OP TUB ACADEMY.
Beats may be secured in Paninette,Porgnette Circle,
Balcony, Family Circle, end Amphitheatre,
WITHOUT ANY =nu. °HAREM.
The sale of melte eommences on MADLY, Febra.
'ars?.
Mlle. PIOOOLOILINI
departs on Friday for Neer York, where she appears on
the same evening, and then borne for Albany, Trot,
Rochester, Buffalo, Toronto, and the Welt. fel•tf
11/1/ENNERCHOR ("THE OLO") VO
LTA. OM oocrwrris TWELFTH ANNUAL GRAND
F &NUT DB.Bsi3 BALL will tete place on TUNSDAY
EVENINO, February Bth, . 111159, et the American
AOSABBIY OP MUSIC. Previous tothe Bell will be
performed, in full eesernee, the celebrated,
"OATH. AND BLS/SING OP TUN POIGNADDS).
. .
(Morasses from Afeyerbeer's irand opera
"THE EttratiliffotB, ,,
Accompanied by a ssileot orchestra of 40 performers,
ander the leadership of
- - - - - •
cunt - GBRTIZIER, Erg.
The bell orchestra, wader the erection of the
Messrs. ITAIMRS.
Floor Manager—Profeasors J. - MARTIN AND 111
}IL &88:O.
Tiskets, by entwoription. admitting a mitten= and
two ladles, ja 50, can be Obtained from the following
Managers:
G. Dufour, R. iron Ram, M. R. Mackie, 0. Ulbrich.
Dr. G. &Menet!char, J. Hochasperger, L. Herbert,
Charles Dommig, J. PrefT,W. Gelber; H. Tile, 0.
&Mamie, Col. Pitageraid, A. Laßue, 0. lietterllen, A.
H. Roeenkeim, 0: Wolff, H. Vollmer H. Woiendonk.
0. Lindner, Schwemmer, 0. histtlialt, Prof. Martin,
Prof. Bleak°, 8. &Moss, Jot. Grimm, A. Getty, 0. A.
Thedium. Prof. 80338, P C. Schmidt, P. Threes, L.
Benitert, H. 0. Oamp. Schick. Z. B Jones, N. D., P.
Batts, C.:Herring. M. D., G. Vollmer, G. Gramonan,
Caspar iltakert, M. Venting, A. Relostins, deatipit Neff,
Liodeameyer, J. P. Steiner, Matk Healer, Jacob
Kemper, Henry Pox, lends Gebhardt, Professor Carl
Omrtner, Prof Ph. Rohr, B. H. ilulismann, John A.
Batter John Penner, A. B. Reichentsols. Mohr, Joe.
Drexel Prod. Steeb, Poster, John Thornier, ltmli
llarorlit, P. L. Jobe, Vogel, G. Bergner, P. Ladner, A.
Pass, Paul Weber, Albrecht, David Rosenholm.
Also, from the members and the Committee.
Ph. Donato, J. A. Holtes,
Geo Goebe l, Geo. P. Benkert,
A. Kemper, E. Bohoening,
P. Romberg, J. P. Permit.
Performance to commence at 8 o'clock preeisaly.
Chu rives sill set down heals month sad take up heads
north.
HOISEITE's VARIETIES !—(Cale Chan
-Itrthweet corner at MOTH and °HUT
NLIANNOUS CIONONIVIN NIGHTLY,
From TX to 11 o'clock. T. AGIEONET, Manager.'
fediltle
SIGNOR BLITZ.—ASSEMBLY BUILD
INGS, 'TENTH and 0118STNI7T Streets.
COME AND LAUGH. Come and Bee the Tommy
Blitz, the Araus;og Nita, the 'Remarkable Slits, the
Laughing Mita, the Popnlarßllts, the Blitz who makes
all happy
PERFORMANCE EVERY - EVENING, THELTEEHEIDE
at 73 i o'clock, and WEDNESDAY and SA TURDAY AY
TNIINOONS at 3 o'clock.
CONSISTING of WONDERFUL METAMORPHOSES,
astonishing MIEN in Te0H110(101m, the Learned Ca
nary Birds, and the Extraordinary Ital.sibition of the
Rope Dancer.'
Admission 28 cents. Children 13 - sante.
ANPORD'S OPERA HOUSE,
ELEVENTH Street. between Market and Chestont.
OPEN FOE THE SEASON.
By the LargestTrompe of
MINSrDELS IN THE WORLD.
SANFORD% OPERA HOLM.
AMP THE
SANFORD CHILDREN.
Admittance 28 cents.
9111 E PENNSYLVANIA AOADENY OP
.1. THE BINE ARTS,
No. 1025 CELEBTNIIT STREET,
113 OPEN DAILY (Smalls excepted) from P A. M.
till 6 P. M.
Admission 25 cents. Children 12 cents.
Shares or Stock, entitling the holder's family to ad
mission at all times, $3O. d7.tf
MUSIOAL FUND RALL.-TRE GER
MANIA OBOHEBTRA will conneno• their
Pablie RN11NA112.619 on SATURDAY' nest Nor.
26th. Single Tioketa 26 ovate; a package of sigh 1
tiokete for $l, which may be obtsined at Andres, 110 4
011estnat atm*: i Deck Lawton's, corner of &month
and Cheat:nut. and at the door of the Hatt. The per
formancce mummer," at 33{ cOolook P. M. aortas
SHibRACH BILL,
26 33 .A.ST It BTXLMET,
IMPOSTER OP
NEEDLES,
PEARL BU TONE,
ELASTIC WEBBING,
DICAIDS,
ELOTIO GOODS soli note: Goodyear's Patent and
Sole Agent fir Jason BIG ■ celebrated Gold Inlaid
Needles. ia2t•th II tat. Ut
CIWS,