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;p; •" 4.-- thCOTINOBIOICS. biliga.,..rib /0
Arrived, ably er4lade, from Calcutta, for Boaton.
•
LIMNOBANDA.:.
• Steamship Boston, &drew ' cleared at New York yes
ferdaytorYhiladelPbia.Ships Mountain Ware and Mohawk, for New Bedford,
Iron? Honolulu Doc 21, ' , "
Step Syren, from Demon, salved at Nodolula Deo 44.
Biro Dictator; Zerega,_for Sari Francisco, cleared at
Near York yesterday,
0 Scarcer, Gregory, for Naples, cleared at-New
York yesterday , L ., •
Dark Tsakmjr, Semen, for Oectia, sailed from li_York
Itaterday,
rresto,`,(Datch) Deal:o'er; for Philadelphia, wan
loading at Rotterdam lath ult. -;1
Itowe, , cleared at New York 3 eeteriay
- for yhiladelptife. . ;' -
. ,
, - Bahr D Mesne,Snow, for 810 Grande, cleared at N
- Yolk yekterday,
Nark, Yerton, ashore at _Lynn, is fell of. eter, end it
le considered doubtful Whether It pay to get her of
Shela atiipped.t4 the ldwer masta,.. , - . •
Steamship , Weave' au nailed f,om .St Jobnef
- last. for,New:tork,"wlth a Miriltut ottbe Weser's pas
. nensica: Being'distbledin her machinery, and haracg
twoSauget of, her screw' *akin, would proceed under
- !Vitale, and may not he due for someday'. „
AItI4,VA.P: AT THE P.KINCIPAI'ROTELP,
0/17 O'CLOCK . wino WORNMQ. ,
,
,01BABDMOUS-11,0kestnut street. below Viotti.
Ai Sinner. Si Lout& - HReynoldef Lars:ardor
Ef O Graff.,-lit.Lonts - .„Thos J Barret, Porte
AN.ramer,Bt Louts - B F Onmmtru, Parts
Sow,lch, St LouieW Foram* Paris • -
Jno W Berkley, Lexington Jro MoEtee",N Y
W A Pomdeater,'Leulugton F LUPrlce'i , Rithmond , ".
AM Anderson: ft MreJ 0 Bennett, N Y
M Duckett, - N Y - ti • ..B Lawadald, N
'0 A Nicoll, DE la, Beadiug W L 1104 N Y.r: •
Mir n A Bluttlenburfe,ThOg J W Candler, Boston
Mrs Simpson, Binding, r W-..Hodson, Paterson -,
Newberger,,N,Y,-;." , -,•••:"L D Oolusob a
A-Slatoeo: tdsoonf,Eln himpeontqloeton
TrYon, Ni • , Jan
ohm Gerd orr,-N.l
tatlfeeni Gs, A Dab-eal; N Y
J•D Per.l'da 1.11; Nd - - :-Dr A D Guthrie, Lonisr'e
J it-11 Hunter. Beading ' Mr Townsend & Is;
Miss Toworeno, N Y ' B J Id Homer & la, Boston
J B Gigs:, Jersey Oity J 8 Pestury & son./amates,
H s flUDtti., Beading - L Little, roy,N Y,
N , Neninnly. & Dalt
L Itobeiti & 'Balt _ J Hirialateld: Pittsburg
R Wool; St IcOate - (3 11.2 re tartar, et Lonle
Doan, tit Louts CI W Morrill, OhW
Frank Hugest'W Powell k. la, Pa
A. Wliiiney, NJ • - • -;Mr wegetaff', N'Y = -
Geo II Iloyt Elcstow, W Sandiaod,N
T J York, N . J. John iNnolare,_ Toledo, 0
U Tower,,Poitsville - John J Drake, N Y
Chuto & la, Minnesota ; ,A A Wightmen. N Y•.
W B Keed„.ll, N Y ON Everett, EIMIIS -
Q McKinney. Bingheropton A DOubledse,jr.NY -
Geo It Ltukum, n Y - Jas Pierce Otnoinnatii3O
.H :A Wood. tensor, Me , W, M.:Bishop, Bangor, Ma
J X Nogers & is Hartford 0 Culbertson .t , la, NY
'JP W Belisha , y, N Y _ Jos 0 Whitney, Belt
„Thoel,l3ill, Baltimore 0 W Mainney, N Y. •
J'in Matinee*, , _ ,, R. H Sorshan, Miss
BBO•Ier,NY - HWaldo,NY•
ABlise,NY - - - B Wise, Y • ••
J W Dadley, Oinoinneti -X D Hartley, D 0
11 0 Noy,ea,l2leorgetown, DOT LJohnson,ltiohniond,Va
J T Robitumnire I , .L.A' Bigelow, Boston
N Hill, N.X. , • • Slit Shoemaker, Balt
- W It'Bernal &A bicOaffrolf Washing , n
It D. Pkok,Tortland ,' A 'Mut & NY `,
L B3dation: Mansfield, 0, H. Aitken; Balt
Battaison. N W Shields . la. Wash , tOn
Miss Shielde, Washington • E, Shields, Washington
J,BJannints, Mo NO , llinton, - '••
13 Gray, - Berminla 0 Tsylor & - la,loston
BY Pariah. Balt r Mr Turin. Balt
John B .Long, Balt - Joe If Long, Balt 2 ; -
Joalek Blood - B Hotchkiss '
'Mr Herksbier, N Y Ills. Ilerkshier,l4 Y
q.bbes, N Y Me Day', N Y •
W B bunko, Norristown y Sperry, N, Y
'J M Jordan - - Gen H. Walbridge, - N Y
MBROHANTai:HOT,RL—Priorth below - Area
P A Bummey, Athens, Ga. A - WBhelm, Lebanon co
Jae kliflebbackiLeVn, Me B Howard, P.ttatcarie '
H Saunders*. wire; Mo' Revlon 8 Saunders, N
Ripley, OMo r-M P Lancaster. My
2 A Rymer, Chamberiblg A M Ilart,Haading
M S Hiniiisn;Wisconeln IS 0 Johnson, Conn -
Hon 8 Jones, Pittaboric
,Y Harvey, Chamber/110i:
Ilarvir:Oblimbarab! i - Her 118 tone, Rochester
A Marshall. Adiscue . oo r Footer , 21 Chunk -
3•W Clark • _ CU Dontakpa.
" '
AMEDIOAN HOTBL—Chestont Ores Above
•./ 8 Wliggoom,lividuch,y, B 2 Lipiitmo4, Witlysteil
Yameit,"PetimbOrit ; Va 'A 04amos,Pototiburg, Vs'
W rot ,D!Ar.Crobb, Philodolphhi ;
ID ROM; Chin' oh!' JL Bow NMrtford
Gillespie', Plasm% NT loal9 J liewlo,M Cheater
C R ieirmon, N 0 toile, D W H - Dsyton and lady: N Y
P Johoson &,wito,Treat.op Ws; H
„Oarnoross, N ,york
W D boron, Wmap'V, MM Downs, Halmos - - '
'Et 81. chburn Cod lady, NY Wm B Short Mod lady, NY,
It Wallace, Idempb'd
•, Jas 18 Veazey, Idd-
A 0 tiohordmmi "D Xititioy & la, Oin - , Ohio.
. 11 VveneY.fc. la, Ho ,D C Dodd, NIL • , •
,ON Dipttey:'N Y -
Bottle: &it N 0 . Geo OWyikoop & Pod '
YRANNLIN-liOUPß—Oheernat street, above Third. 1
T K Ayers, Trenton T L Norcross, Trenton_--
,D ayared roiton . 0 L 0 01COrd, Trenton .
Trenton' ' Lynam,. Phil%
...B la - A.bore. Philo „ 1,8 Mardi, Wheeling ;
Wheeling •
'J R Ossement;Oleveland . -
J W Dick, Buffalo . -W 0 lianatalti /e,
Duigen, Balt ;',,W,Oirper, Del
N Fry, Heading -John 61 Moore, N
NB.orn N Y 8 Baird; Wteeoneln -
Oben YWood,N y • J Snyder. Pa
.7 0 Wet Y J B E teveoeon, is — •
'Jimee Watson,B Mille , /tree) , Oily ' :
Bliss, N-Y 8 B Ailing to la, N
" UNION 130T3I,—Areh et.. above Tblrd.
It Kaneber, Reading'll 0 Miller, Elu3too
1401 4 Rtstritt" :John d Seitz Ramon
L Robeano, N W. 0 Whitaker. N J
- Geo Draper, Mims - Mrs W / 4 1
Jaw)) Ann, 01a; 0- - Howell Grate Dld
L -Blttaaarleg:N , G 'Beaks, Ph I -
N A llraee, Tartu r 8 P Cliapta, N Y
E D Draper, Masi ' :
_
rrATIONAL 110111Ritee 'street, oboes Third,
B 8 DODDider, Oatawie Carpenter.. N Y •
Alba 'klieg & bro, Flab Mini Beister: - Parkiirsburg
rii,K Jackson. Rennes rE R Laticesier;
Miee 8 - • 4" .1 %borzoi", Pa
8 Reltanyder, Oatawisea B. B Ritter ar
It Oarresny, Lancaster 0 A. Williams, Ohlo -
J R Fleesholls,-Oatawisso 0 0 Ihting tidy, Pa-
T H Miller;. Lancaster , B Jeffries & la. Norristown
W Jeffries dr la, Norristown N German, Allentown
W R titular, Id (Munk '4 it Brubaker, Pa
W. Major, Portavlile -- S D Leib, Pottsville - ,
W RelGoyder, Pottsville
BLADH REAR ROTBL,—ThIrd it., AL . : Callowblll
D R Keoelq, , Beraville ' B Freed, Pa
nozeland, Bytom
IMBLVY SENA" 110 TBL 7 , oonond Omit, biloir Vine
Gerret;Biaete io" W P Totalineon;Beekeeo
Jll mieltion , Ohio J Ilnugb, Pt Plennant,
Jloouiturt. Books oo ' " A Yerkee t - Phoselr y ille
Tolai, Mauch, W Ourob;NY -
W-$ 'Faroe, Ps W Pratt, Treat=
Letbeeniee, Sueke_oo: Vases; Bucks eo
"T- 0 8 , i ,? - 4U 4 1 ,-IP.fr; • , - -
•
MADISON 11011811-4iiinond Area.
1,4 ,VionlrAddinson, M.
N Dreen,-Olearfleldsm-. ;J 8 Shier*, N J
i'WHONOIngti
cw Wilmington Alt.Olaske, NY. SD , limtogl D Mamm Y
on, N
Mimi. •
o:Dmiiele, erreik _ •en Browie.v. - mat- ,
T Abnit,- Liu:taster- .1, • A B Crouton, Bler eb
Wm D Moore, Traitor r: H.-Winslow, St Louts
Sobn-towry. , ,Delthoore,-”- D-W Joseph: Mel" ~•
au a" Hicks, MC: r , ,,,- D.O Llgget,
Thai Thompson Slo, Doylestown
_, r .
1d017,N,1' VERNON ROTEL—Second et., above Arch
Senn) krins, Depoice,N Y Wm Bilier, Del • '
Arent Vrotty; Medd Sheets, Cheater co
Abnalem ilvitegere, Ohester eci- •• -
, ,
BLOB: Mani 'lllll—Pllth and hieehltant streets ;
T G lonia; OlieiteV, Jll Farlei-tabeeratai
It It COIL Chester; 'A G.Bilwee;,Leneastec
,
If Shaw; Cheater"' - „ Win glut's, Pbila
, . Ohm Utter, Pottabiwo•
Dewhill Phelan Pa' -' 31re MK Yaylor,'Del 9 0. '
V Mathews, 311 J e McConkey, York co
E Powell Er. /a, Del cc!' ' Mtge 11M Phlppe, Del, co
Mies It II Powell, Del en — Miss 8 Phipps, W eik rimer
Samlillbberd, W' Metter Thee ll. Phipps; W ()libeler
J P Phipps,s Del co --- Mibberalowetl, Del_ 00,
Wee JordeoVDel : Jacob Kirk, Del co
Robt Digit; Ohtist.too' ' -
BALD 7f,A0~8 - ; ' PhlYa stiest,
dsllovbll
-
W dila) etc& Haner, Montgomery CQ
all Lark, Busks so -.:;;J Shaffer, Bucks co
. .
Whose - who,. have', been Disappointed hi
Lite-site Parlralts- mat not despair, as
you'esn new setliMe. she Phataarapbs in Oh, at RNA.
POUTOORAVIIID GALLI:IVY, SECOND atreet ,
oboe* Green. . It*
Dudley A. hieshi Temper-
DT . ..LEWD-4EBIX ~-The - WILLITB
will irgoOktne drat seennon of a Donne On-the "Belle
of Totektjwitbee. ), :oll;Bl7l4,EAT.HVENlNG next;l3th
init.; at Tyr o'oltey # at•tlifeld'AENET-BT. THEATRE.
Sotto In Tefeuelteretiived fotr yotOg men A oollec
.
Hon will be laken np. "
By order oFdigeeistrve Cournilltto '
,• - JOHN , I-13BATY; Obeirman.
• SAID, 8 MALTA:MOBS Seoretsty. • feltat*
Gioia - kat' Ijr`Proteisor 0.
11,3 - 31:11IT0110.1.46 - -., • '- •
The - third 'Nature- of thiefdiapiv interestiog conies,
for'the - benefit or-the Toting Alves Christian Assn.
otatien. l, will be delivered 10-mosnow (situd.y)
EVENING; Atli 'Wolock, at 'JAVAN% }HALL: Sub.
ject—Contlonation'of last eiening , s lecture -vie; 4 . lot
the Great Mobliniet %of the y n lyerse , the
e ta Of the
Eingle tithets Mt the eilans ' 21 00
'tjekete admittiog colitteilien . p4lNo'Ladlee 2 00
Single . 50
fp& Gaeta to tha 'giddies ' l ''" .22
"For'side at the "arinerOal biiketsieb;`,:nams of the`A.S.
**elation, and at the hail, ;
."Ddors open at T cealoik.'" " _ 011.201'.
Orßd,. of
wlll .Preeelt in! GREEN-ST M k: "CHURCH
on Tlll3MRDalf,an4 BILIDAV EVBNIIMEI, February
lotysad 1111171.., , . -• relo.2ts
W. AoBerimesceetstruee from Pales
t ne hot leature on`.the 4 4 linty Lind
and gaipt,k' at the flail of the PHIL eDI4 Pale. OITY
1128tITUTE p 311 corner Oheatout and Eighteenth
strews. t n TIitIE.DAY and - PRIDaY, 10th and 11th
Met, at Ilto , olottit, Illustrating, lecture by Panorama
Palotingt of 4 4 &ones in the Lite of the &Monty , and
'Mina specimen!! Egypt;
- wag. kir sale S. t 7. corner - Eighteenth
and Ohettnnt, and drug store, oornor Erne; and Chest
knd'st the,door., l';' , ; * ,fOlO gtst
Wlteen.day- 'tteetlogi`iganelim.st. -
OBIIROI4 12 tol cl'ellObtiz*':,,,,- the Lectu re no,im;
'nere will be sYnigeg Meeting in we. ~.. _
._. ~,
as well et in thel7nepeg goot - et
, the_ ._ ,' grfi n neo tts n s ...r e or ti
ib t o n m i
date. Let an who can spares
...t.eyr r T , T,
...,..
_g,
. 0. ,._,
I o theta delle Mitl'onefeirei. ~ - ~ t m
cry. Insurance Comii-,:nrA4,4he State •.of
4toaaLrata,irebrnarr 2,
°
The fkiiii4Ohihitie,lllTo Dtile Atalariai a Dividend Of,
1111 X: PBTC Oglit,,iieprizbysl?o I
mm o:per - Akre;
oitt - of thepr, die of the Corapokii payatipvta ,ta atiiek
hold aro or
, heir legal represeotictiroo: oo,demg.4. -
fe3.lot V.; 614 0t H.A4P.O.Ri
r y•-• 4annary
'310852 Kapeelia meeting of the atooltholdete
of IN% Bent:will be LW On , TIIMISDAY. the MI Of
lifereho xt,etl2o'otoidhM. althe COMING HOUR;
for the purpose of excepting "or ;rejeotlotoneiteln'aat r
of AnnenthWentitledlt'Ait Ant tOContolidafe the Block
of the attar& Islaik,trlitipiorO:nostarafiy, ovum
ivy; 1869. - By this Act BI yonotte.V. change
value of the thetas of.StOitiof - said Book from the,pre-,
aent -04 - .value-ofA*olft dollaientint fifty dente - tier
share to Iftydollori 'per abate, by einaaUlpelholire-
Nen t aorhaa4co.of , Wok ; and issuloienetPtiar,orle
the ratio Of 'onii to fa*lo,llvat, heteafteri Pliz: 3 l o ite
of saidatoek !Phial FittyDollare per'ehare. , ,'
And, also - ,lot , tbeirdirpoaeof deteradiddit tho*odst
of the Bond yinutradfor the' Ceighler;',4 provided Air in
g , A Sopfdelientito itrAist liktdat p ac lfaakihi ) appointed'
the Ithitay of - 1868: • ' -
• fel;d2dibd , '-','"1V.:1.'8C11.2111B11. 'Cashion
- -Office Shanishia Valley sod Pottsville;
11,3-TiIatiLItOAD:COMPANY t t'ER 14, 7 -
Panel:well; .
xiii•cloppopo,of the first, ilortilate Bonds Of the Phi o:
defy Woad Oomposndue the let of
Pehroory,'afe; and .tha,aiitstenolhat. Coupons,; due let
aijeyiylafig s ; wilt feht-ina,preeeotation., at the
0R‘,43101409X44i110de1ph10,-, - ori and,efter
FABVELY,,, , ,,,i JAN ES 11. , 131DDL11,
149,34%
The idleguer , Free Institute of Science
11,1' Imottumis for the- week ending the 12th of Feb
-411446N4-,iy'.-; Rygelne and , Etateria Modica.
Subjects- 4 . Arsenic,"
: IdONDdlr,- 8 P • Af.—Architeeture- 4( Romanesque...
'.'2IIIIIIDAN, T K.—Geology- 4 4 Submarine Voice
acres.", -, _ -
,TOSSD
A1t...8 . , P., 24,-,--Slocution—" Readings from
WRDNRBDAY, 7 P.• - . ..liatural Philosophy
Sleetro Magnetism."
WEDNESDAY, - 8 P. 111.—Zoology —" Artients.ta.))
• THURSDAY, 7 P. M.-Anatomy and Phydologi
r The Brain?)
TRITENDAY. 8 P. 111,—Rhetorlo—" Eloquence."
FRIDAY, 7,P. II —Mineralogy and Mining— , . Me
Ma." ;
FRIDAY, 8-P. M.—English Llter - atare— ,, Nnglleh
'oats _ ;
SATURDAY:7P. 37.—SocIM2elenoe— ,, Money.) ,
Ai ATV BD AY, 8 P. M --Ohemistry—A. Potassium."
Admission free. , Lao tea. indeed., , reaaf
lalNotlce.—A Committee of the Managere
of the Compihrientary Ball;to the Philadelphia
laraya, will - sit' at the 'AttbießNorthe Philadelphia
Oruro,' etepy MONDAY, WBDNXBDAY, AND SATUR
DAY, EVBNINGB, for the dell,ery and settlement of
tickets, until the 26th. O. P. DB.96fOND,
jalB-26t ....Peeretary.
frrSunbury and Erie Railroad —N otke.
The animal meeting of the Stockholders of the
Snobury and Erie Railroad Company will be held at the
r Moe, No. WALNUT Street, on MONDAY, the 14th
day of Pebrusrrnwit, at 10 o'clock A. N.
At this meeting an eleat.on will be hold for ten Ma
nagere El' the Company to rime for one year. The
Polls to close at 2 &Wok, P. M.
W EDWARD SPOVRORD, Seeretary.
Philadelphia, Tan. 24;1E160. ja24-m&wtrel4
Roe
Itestoramon of the Jews to Palestine.
—The Fourth Leann/ In the coarse will be dell
mod by t'ie Rev'. El, BONHOMML at the HALL Of
TUE UNI VARSITY 'Of PENNSYLVANIA, DUNI%
.Eltreet,. above CHIOSTIMT ) T EIS (Friday; EVENING,
February lltb.dt a quartertaeight pOlock. ,
Subject='! The 'Calm/of Judah and Israel Into one
Eingoom.” - •
; Tickets for the enures, for a laiy and gentleman, St ;
Tor atitoglo Mature 25 canto Tho proceeds to be applied
to obatitable purposes..
Tielete for sale at the Presbyterian HOIVIP, 1894
Choi nist street ; the Episcopal Depository, 1224 Chest
nut street;. the American Traotloclety, 027 Cheetnut
street; Burns to Slog, Eighth and . Cheetnut; W. 9
ifirtien% 6081Dheetent ; the Bible Iloude, Seventh and
Walnut; the Baptist kbooketore Arch street; Smith's
bookstore. 40 North Slate attest; the ,blethodist store,
IS Not th Fourth s and at the door of the hall.
fe‘inicfr,bt -
, -
173ayneli Brill Prayer Meetings—Notice.—
. Owing to previous engagement of the Hall, the
B snrEss MN'S UNION PRAYER KB kTINia wtll
be hobo until farther notice, in the BANBOII-1311LBET
OBUROU, (rear of the new hotel.)
All are 6ordially" Invited to attend, and the meeting
to open for all to take part :who are members of any
/evangelical Chore.' d2Olf
:ry Cornpany.—The
tol-
OlDeere have been elected
iErWoodland Demo
lowing'Manageis an
or the year 1859 :-, •-••
•, President—ELl K. PRIOR.
"lobo C Praia. William W. Keen,
John,o: Mitchell, Ferdinand J Dreer,
William H. Moore, Jahn 8. McMullan,
'John Lindsay, - Isaac Elliott.
Secretary and Treasurer—JOSSPH 13 TOWNSEND.
The mounters hare passed a resolution requirlog both
lot•holders and Meters to present tickets at the en
trance for admlsaion to the Cemetery Tickets may be
had at the office of the Company, 818 ABOH Street, or
of any of the Managers - • fe4-lm
MDr. Weasel; Chestnut, Springs Water
OURN, lit Ohestnutrattl, Plahutelplus county,
Pa.laB-17.
4.l3incs nub Eiqttors
LA PERLE RUBIS
CHAMPAGNES.
, The undersigned hive been appointed sole agents for
the linited Stites and Canada, for the sale of the
Ohanipigne Wines of ' Messrs. MUMS GOBRG &
00., at Obalone-enr-Marne, France. We present their
wines to the public under two brands, namely:
RUBIS.
LA PERLE
- The a YAMS ,1 Wine is of exquisite flavor and fruity
taste', and, is guarantied to compare favorably with any
Wine in'the'American market.
„The is a fine Cabinet Champagne, of a
iiiitutiful Ruby color, Which Is natural to the win..
Tide wine is:muloutltedly one, of the finest Cabinet
Champagnes- prodiced in Prance, and Is mode from
grapes of the aholoesteelectiowl, - - -
Prom the long experience, extensive possessions, and
large means of - the well known house of JACQUES.
-WEB° & 00 , and their determination to furnish
wines which shah meet with the approval of consumers,
we feel persuaded that a trial will fully establish all
we Inaba for the excellence of theee wince.
CRAMER, ABEGG, MCOLOSKEY,
No. 19 BROAD EMMY, NNW YORK.
-
The above Witten may be had at th e e' following places
n Philadelphia:
Jon GARRISON & Co , 184 Walnut at. ; THOMAS H.
JACOBS & CO , 283 Doak JRRIIT WALESIS, 281 Chest.
nut at.; Jos.' P% Tonne dc Co., 200 82Front at ,
CULL & ALLIII4 214 S, , Yront at. ;- PATTOBSCIN, 00ANN,
& esl Second ;' Lawson & YERINS, 087 Mar
'Bakst-; TuonosoS BLACK, corner Chestnut and Broad
its; Wx. Pawns, jr . Twelfth and Oheatant ace.; Bee
risxax O.ATWARD, 708 Market at'; SIMON COLTON,
'oor , Broad and Walnut. " ' .
Also et the following Hotels :
OGIASO GOV I; PRIOOOOT, OTERO, 00 ; WABIGNO.
TON MUSS, A.B. GLASS; ST. LAWESNOS UoTeL, WM
8 OAMPORLL & GO.; MILT.OHANTS , nOTSL, G.
& Bow. 1011-1 m
/AID' MONQNGAHELA
lOC Varrels of ter: superior old Monongahela
Whiney for este by • TILOW JAOOOB .t 00.,
telt•3t 230 0008 Street:
nr.,D SHEURIES.-60 'dozen of old Car
a Drown Sherry, y ears In bqttle.' ' -
- 71Mozen and 5 him: Top en Pale' Sherry, of high
grim:
10 qr casks Duff. Gordon, & Co. Pale Sherry, of Me
dium'quality, for sale by
THOS.' 11. J 4 COBS k 00.,
433 DOCK street
I:4OCRS A.ND CLARETS.—A full assort
ment-a-A of Thiele, from the bOlvio of p. Leiden, of
oohlue, on the Woe. Also, of floe Olerete, from U.
Johnston& Boni, of Do:deour —all of our own importa
tion—for sale by. , ecoaa & 00.,
'114.143t ' 233 DOOR. btroot
Legal Notices
Ix THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
COUATY OR PHILADELPHIA:
...In the, matter of the Haste of JOBBPII H. AMER,
-The Auditor appOinted re take proof of further
claims, and report distribution accordingly, will meet
the parties Interested therein, at the Office Of 11.- F.
claw:lr, Erq . No 16 North SSFEN . P. Street, In the
city of Philadelphia, on WSDNESDAY, February 23J,
at 8 o'clock P. M., for the purposes of his appoint.
meaty , , fell•finw 61*
,Jllattbeg; Jemelrn, t;t
PRATT & REATH;
IMPORTERS AND WROLEBALB DEALERS
.IN
; •
WATCHES OF ALL DESORPTION%
PLATED WARES AND FANCY GOODS,
AND MANUFACTURERS Or '
J'EWEISRY,
solicit the attention or Dealers from every.ssetton lo
iDlock unsuepassed to extent, Mile, or cheapness.
• tebil-1m
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IMPORTEP.
OP
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &0.,
— No. 325 MARKET STREET.
Constantly on hand a fall assortment of Vsoheron
and Constant.ln Watohes. fel-tn
BAILEY & (30.,
SONLEBLI •
BAILEY -& ICITOREN,
HOMO removed to their MOW ltraproot, White Male
'#tore,
819 CHESTNUT STREET,
NOET# : BIDE, BELOW .THE Cif BABB HOUSE,
Now. opening their Pall Stook of
IbIDORTAD ..7111WDLILY, PDATND WARES, AND
- PANOY N'OODS
- To which they Invite the sttontioo of the
SILVER-WARE, WATODEO, DIAMONDS, AND
-PEARLS,
aal7•ff tf
F-A. SERVER & MARKER HAVE RE
• MOVED from 508 to 516 and 517 002,161ER0R
Btroot, north olds. , fell 11*
iplao T. BRADFORD,
• .7 , EIRIORLNYER,
No. 211 PEAR Street.
'Back or 218, relent et , near the Eaohange. • fell42t*
c&I7TION.—The public are hereby notified
: not fo negotiate my NOTE for $2OO, dated lot Feb
rairy,lBo9, the eonle having been obtained through
false representations. J. faNNESBY,
410 13PRIIOE Street,
11Q1AISINS.--800 boxes now crop, prim
J l -Ik , order, Layers, Euneb t (Hasten, in store and for
male by A. IERINO.
WHITE GOODS,
E6iEROIDERTEB,
,Llrs'Et4 11.1./ErB.
•
• •MARSEILLEB QUILTS,
piQuz BASQUBINBB,
LAPPET SKIRTINGS,
R"IILED JACONBTB, • •
OHAMBREY GINGIIAAIB, cto.,
Imported for the present 'mason, arid offered on rea
ponabhe Urine to the Wholesale Trade, by
SENAT BROTHERS & CO.,
238 CHESTNUT STREET.
Je2B t mar ft if •
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Street, near Broadway, New York, -
TGOMAO S. WIDIB, (torn erly of the ' . Union,"
Philadelphia,) hereby, sunouncra to his Philadelphia
friends and former patrons thatbe has taken tbe above
named Note', and will be pleased to receive the patron
age or the travelling pubic..
The House and Furniture have - been thoroughly re
novated ant much improved, which makes it a pleasant
and desirable stopping place for the Weiner's dommuni
ty who are visiting New York.
The undersigned would be hePPP to see hie former
friends and p, trona at the ""NA nositL,l , where, lie
feels confident, they will find a pleasant home during
their stay in Gotham.
felo4t TllO5 8. WNBB.
WHELEN & GO.,
Es SAN . KING,•STOOK, and EXORANGE QUICK,
No 809 WALNUT Street.
, STOOKS and LOANS, of all descriptions bought and
sold on Commission in the principal cities of the
United States or Europe.
' Particular attention given to the safe iniestinent of
money. bri rD
ADS, BEADS, BEADS.—Wax Beads,
Satin, Hollow', Slmbroldering; 'Bracelet Bugle
OntGlaaa, Seod, end o th er 00 ,1",, an d
size s . TILLI:R, Importer,
, felo-et . 24 tiontlil/OIIRTH Street.
OAKUM.—A large stock of best ' , American
loor , say', and-Navy Oakum on hand-and for mita In
iota to aultr pn}ohnams,. by WAAVE9iPATI,EIe, & 00 ,
/10. 22 North WATlENtrootirsid 22yorthWitit1420.
New thiblicatione.
WEBSTER'S DICTIONARIES
WEIMER'S QUARTO DIOTIONARY—The entre
work unabridged.
WEBSTER'S IMPERIAL OCTAVO DIOTIONARY.
WIDIStER'S NEW UNIVERSITY DICTIONARY.
WERsTER'S COUNTING-HOUSE DIOTIONARY.
, WEBSTER'S ACADEMIC DICTIONARY.
WEBSTER'S HIGH SCHOOL DICTIONARY.
WEIMER'S COMMON BOUM. DIOTIONARY.
WEBSTER'S PRIMARY SCHOOL DICTIONARY.
WEBSTER'd POCKET DIOTIONARY.
Pali (shed by
B. LIPPINCOTT & L O , 21 and 24 North 110IIRTH
Street, Philadelphia.
Fine considerations, briefly sated. showing that Web
ster,s Dictionaries are the best in the language, and
the generally eteknow' edged standard.
1 Their annual saws are many times as great as
those of similar works. No test oan be equal to this.
Teachers, literary men, and others, buy those diatom.,
rise which they regard as the best. We attach very
great value to the oat:Ilona of thousands of teachers.
and distinguished literary.men, but must acknowledge
that, after all, the beet test of what the opinions of
each men really are, as a whole. throughout the coun
try, is to be found in the actual comparative sales of
the books, especially in a case like this, where the
Bales are to to very great an extent dependent on such
opinions. A few years niece, a eireular letter was ad
dressed to the leading jobbers of books in Philadel
plda, New York, Easton, and the other large cities In
the Union. asking : What Is the proportion of your
salsa of Webster's Dlotiocatiec compared with those
of all others ?" Annwere were received from over
seventy houses, including nearly /Blithe moat Important
wholesale book-dealers In the country. These answers
show that,froui ten to twenty times an many of WSW.
STEIL El DIOTIONABIES are annually sold no of all
others combined!
We might rest our ease here, merely stating the fact
that dace these statistics were collected, the sales of
Webster's Dlotionariee hate been greatly increased and
the p ' eponderence now is yet greater in favor of Web
ster than it wail at that time
. .
2. Nearly ell the School Reading and Spelling Books
-sold in the country are bamd upon and acknowledge
Wehe'er's authority.. We may mention Sanders', Sic-
Ctriffers Soleotio. Sargent's, Town's, Parker k Wat
son's, Tower's, Webh'i, and Goodrioh , e Reading and
Spelling-Books, ant The Progressive and The Indiana
Readers, as among the more important series of which
this is true. We think It would be difficult to mention
'any Important series of Reading Books hued upon the
authority of any other lexicographer, excepting those
edited or published by the publishes s of another series
of Dictionaries. Now this is most important tes
timony, because the pecuniary este of authors and
publishers lead them to stuly this subject very care
fully, that they may ascertain and adopt what is tho
standard, and likely to remain each. The mamas of
their own books depends upon their. being right in this
matter.
8. The testimony of teachers and dielinguished
ltter
arymenlemost ample. Written reoommendations of
Webster's Dictionaries from literally thousands, in
cluding very many of the moat eminent names in the
oonntry. are in the bands of their publishers, We chill
here content ourselves, with presenting a single speci
men of this testimony—A allOoMfanneviort /sou Tao
TISAMINRO IN TIM PIIILADIMPIII.I. POBLIO SooooLli. The
testimony of intelligent teachers le undoubtedly of more
Importance on such a question, arid especially in mat
ters of orthography, than that of mere literary men,
however eminent. The former have daily &maiden to
study thle subject; the latter learned to spell long ago,
in childhood, and atoms that have ceased to give much
attention to mere spelling, which has become a matter
of habit with them, rather than one of discriminating
judgment.
4. Webster's Dictionaries are frequently cited and
admitted In ourllourts of Justice as authority. •
5. Finally, we are confident that a careful compari
son, for two hours, of Websterre Dictionaries with any
others, can not tail to convince any unprejudiced mimeo
of their auperiority, especially la that feature in a dic
tionary which Is of more - impedance than all others
combined, the Definitions. We urgently invite every
one interested to make thin comparison for himself.
Compare a few consecutive pages, word by word, with
the corresponding portion of the dictionaryof similar
slue of any other author. It is tbll evident superiority
which led the London Timis,notwithstanding He anti-
Arnerican prejudices, to decare Webster's Dictionary
" the boat in the lens - Togo."
19213STER'8 DIOI lONABY le, in tEI language of
an eminent writer; "One of the Washington.sized
glories of cur country It Is a work of which any
American may be justly proud.
OPINIONS OB PIIILADILPIII& THAOHnI3.
PHILADELPHIA, June 23, 1888
We have examined with care the series of Wobster's
School Dictioneriee with which you have recently fur
nished na, and we have no hesitation in rialtos that we
consider them better adapted for the purposes intended
than any others that we have yet seea. The Academia
edition particularly would form a most valuable auxili
ary in the first division of our Grammar Schmid
We regret that we load not an earlier opportunity of
ascertaining the merits of these books, as we hive
already affixed our names to a recommendation of ano
ther work of the kind, which, although superior to the
vocabularies now supplied to us by the Board of Con-,
trol, is, notwithstandiere, excelled by Shoed of the
" Great Lexiergrapher." We hope soon to see Web
ater'e Dictionaries on the list of our text-books.
Yours, eta.
H.Y. Louderback, Prin. Northwes t Gram. School.
John Bloke', 4 . Jefferson 44 ut
Geo. W. Patter, ‘. Mt Vernon 4,
Wm. 1.1, Batt, 4- Zane Street " 4 4
It. S. James, 4, Northeast 44 ‘t
Plutenn.rnia, nose 13, 1863.
We, the undersigned, regard Dr. Noah Webster,
"the great American Philologist, and the most learned
and devoted scholar, in his special department, the
English language knows," and recognise his thinbrid.
ged Dictiocary as pre.erninently superior to any other
work of the kind in the language.
The weird abridgement. of this work to which our
attention-has , recently been called, prepared for the
verhua grades ofacbools, are admirably adapted to an
swer the purpcve for which they were designed So far
as it is possible, they embody the great excellences of
tbe.large work, and some additional matter of valuable
tables end the feature of synonyms ; and as convenient
and useful Dictionaries , we cheerfully recommendthem
as much superior to .those of Joseph E. Worcester.
They greatly excel them on the important feature of
definitions (and better represent the orthograpitical im•
proven:mitts of our noble language in its tendency to
°obtain to lava of analogy, while in matters of ortlao
epy or pronunciation, they meet every want.
William Roberts, Principal Ringgold Boys' Grammar
• School, and Pres't of the Stale Teachers' Association.
Wm: Stephens, Princl J Q. Adams Boys' Gram. School.
it. 8. James, " Northeast 44 •4
S. 0. Miller, " Livingston " ft ti
Win. litir'ing, " Locust-at. 4, " - it
Philip Creasman, 44 Southwest 44 14 If
MM. Barrows, " " Girls' • 4 . .•
Am Jones, 44 Jackson it
James Si. Bird, 44 Lombard-et. .i co
A. B. Corlim, " Marshall Boys' 44 Li
K, P. Waterman; 4 4 44 Girls' oi Cr
Al. Witte* " Carroll Boys' 44 ri
J. M _WM, - - d o 44 Newton - 4 4 •• " ~
M. A Clayton, 44 Livingston Girls' 41
Edward Gideon, " Penn Boys' .• "
A. 8. Paul. " '• Girds' it ii
S. L Leder, 44 Northeast 4 4 4
AL. Q. Webb, 44 Bese•st. 44 .I S.
E II Moyn, " Weccacoe ' 44 ii "
M. C. Brodie, 4, J. Q Adams 44 , 44 41
M.W Smith, 44 hit Vernon 44 4(
E. B. Bond, " Northwest " ..
S McGonegsl, 44 Locust it. ‘•
a. Cummins, 44 Jefferson 44
M. Runt, 40 Hancock "
D. W. Berlina, 4, Mantua Boys' 44 ,i
M. A. Almond, 44 44 Girls' ir ii
M. A. Delamater, 44 Orikv.t. lc
Win. Coffee, " Frankford ..
J. F. Bickel, " Irving -•
O. S. Bailey, " Columbia Secondary School.
James Reatine, " Rohm Gram. School.
Wm: Cameron, 4, Tillyer's
M. Po Sharp, " Washington i,
,I :W.Siourmati, 44 Wheateheaf
Ohas. H Rainier, 1, Fayette
Chas. - A. Binger, " Montgomery
A. it Bunter, " Randolph
G. W. &hock,. 11 Harmony
H B. Dutton, ~ West
A. ilaundersou, 1, Franklin
8. A. Alcorn, 1, Rittenhouse
J. M. Willard, " D cklnson
O. K. Behold, 1, Manstawna 11 It
John Oddy, Maoayunk Boya' "
M. lhomps In, 11 c. curie'
O.K. Oolladay, " Wistahicon 11
Robert Mackie, 11 Forrest
D. Boggs, Bllwood
0. A. Randall, 11 Rutledge Boye' . 1
B. A. Rico, al .{ oirige it 14
A. Bell, Oakda's
.7 M. Thomas, " Her tonyille Hoye' 11 1,
A. E. Purcell, 1, ,r Oitla' 'c 1,
K. 8. " Rowland
J. J. Gil mour,(late)" • II
B. M.DiekmAn, " Robert's , .. 11
F. it Ohristlne, •" Olney " It
B 8. Butehineon , " Harrison ' 1,
J. H. Eldridge, " Walnut at.
I consider Webster's abrldpd Dictionaries as adsni
rably adapted toe the public eahoole.
J. H. ONESSITTER,
Principal Layering °rammer bchool.
I regard the cetera! abridgassata of Webster's Dia
lanary as tinstuparaed by any others In the lupine.
Joins Javan,
Principal Werner,. Boys , Grammar Bchool.
PRILIDYLPIItA, July 6, lan
I have a copy of Webater's Unabridged in my
library, and I enure you I regard it as a treasure of in
eatimabie value. An a work of reference, I know of
none with which It can ba compared. A recent ex
amination of the teretal abridgments of this work,
prepared icr pupils of various grades. bee aatlailed me
of their admirable adaptation for use in our publio
schools, IL J. WersRMIX,
Principal Columbia hrammar
Oentlemen : At your request I have examined the
regent editions of Dr. Webster's Dictionsriee. I regard
the definitions given in tnem as greatly Impeller to
thole of any other work Dig In use. The new feature
introduced into two of the series adds greatly to their
value. I refer to the synonyoul. I would ce pleased
to introduee them works into the departineut under my
charge. , H. G. it ETOOMALIC,
Principal Madison Boys' trimmer School'.
I concur in the above. A. 0. Boy,
Principal Madlron Girls' Grammar school.
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Comprising Treatises on_lioney of Account, Money
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DUNDEE AND
SCOTCH LINENS
CONRAD & SERRILL,
206 CHESTNUT STREET,
A Large Aseortment of the well•known styles—
BAXTER'S CROWN DUCKS,
EDWARDS' PADDINOS,
GILROY'S BURLAPS,
THOMPSON'S HEMP CARPETS, eto.,
BARNSLEYLSHEETINGS,
BLEACHED AND BROWN DAMASKS,
LINEN AND UNION TABLE CLOTHS,
DIAPERS, TOWELS, RUCKS, &0.,
RUSSIA CRASH, &a.
feble•th f to lm
JOSEPH LEA,
DOMESTIC COMMISSION WAREHOUSE,
Nos. 128 and 180 011118TNIIT STRNET,
COTTON, LINEN, WOOLLEN AND PRINTED
CARPETINGS.
Invitee gonthern and Western buyers to examine a
large and desirable assortment of OARPETB, including
many new patterns not before offered, viz :
VENITIAN, WOOL AND WORSTED,
OOTTON-WARP, SUPERFINE,
DUTCH, INGRAIN, &0.,
ELLINGTON BRUSSELIO,
Carefully SIILEOTRD in the looms, WARRANTED of
uniform quality troll' end to end, and being made
chiefly in this vicinity, can be sold on more favorable
terms, and by the lINROIALLISD RAILWAY FACI
LITIES of our city, sent to all Western points at less
expense than from any other market. ja24-2mif
JOHN B. CARSON,
1211=r5E" GOODS
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
49 MAIN STREET,
SAINT LOUIS', Mo.
117 Onsignments respectfully solicited.
EWER IX POILADELpIIIA TO
Caleb Cope, Beg , M. L. Hallowell A 00.,
Tredieb, Stokes, Co 00., Lind Brother & Co.,
Unwell. Binitb, & 00., Price, genie, & 00.
feb7•et*
SPRING TRADE, 1859.
SHIPLEY, HAZARD, & HUTCHINSON,
112 CHESTNUT STREET,
Are now opening a large and varied ,took of
LAWNS, 011 ALLIES, PAINTS, and other
DRESS GOODS,
To which the attention of the trade is invited Also,
DOMESTIC GOODS,
Comprising Poirbill, Osnaburgo, Woodward Doeskins,
Brown Shootings and t hidings, Marinormi Stripes, Blue
Drill's, Vest Puddings, Ac., &o.
11311)0011FIS SHEETINGS—Just received
-IL and for sale Dv
811/PLNY, HAZARD, & BUTORINBON,
' 112 Ohestnat street.
BISOHOFF" 8 celebrated Cloths and Doe
atm, logether with other desirable makes of
Garcon Woollsne, Just roothed and tor sale by
IMMIX'', HAZARD, & HUTCHINSON,
feb4-Sen 112 Oheetant Street.
Millittery (.5130bs
STRAW AND MILLINERY GOODS
Hayleg removed from our old stand, 45 South Beacmd
street, to
725 OHESTNUT STREET,
112TWX231 81CVSN,K ARV 1110/ITH,
We are now prepared to exhibit to our num.rotui pa
trons a
COMPLETE STOCK "
07
STRAW HATS, BONNETS,
HISSES' and CHILDREN'S HATS,
BLOOMERi, OAPS, &c.,
BANDY - AND CRAPS BONNET',
BRUNCH BLOWERS,
RIBBONS, LACES,
RUCHES, &c
Embracing in all an assortment unequalled an thin city,
and we respectfully invite the attention of merchants
to our Spring Stock.
Clash and slaort•time buyers will and itspecially their
interest to give en a call.
LINCOLN, WOOD, A: NICHOLS.
teb9-Sm
II
It
II
T HLIAJBORN , JONES,
our •
Importer and Manufacturer
Op .
SILK AND STRAW BONNETS,
LECIDORDi and PANAMA /EATS,
daTIPICIAD /LOWERS, D 11011613, &a.
To which the attention of City and Country Dealers
le solicited.
NO. 482 MARKET ST.,
Below 'BIBT li. febl4m
HATS, FU_Riti,
STRAW GOODS,
ARTIFNIAL, FLOWERS, RUOHES, ko.
HOOPES & DAVIS,
AIANUFAOTIINERS AND DEALERS
Noe. 19 and 21 South Fourth Street, (up stairs.)
MILADELPIIIA,
Have on hand a complete stock of the above goods, laid
in for Cash, to which the attention of buyers is invited.
OffAS. HAT,LOWELL, late of the Arm of Ohm Rat.
%well & Co., long known to the trade, would be pleased
to see his friends at the wareroorns of Messrs. Hoopes
Davie. feb9.2m
JNO. G. FALCONER & 00.,
DEAMIRB IN
.133_13001 , 513,
SILKS, AND MILLINERY DolDs,
No. 727 CHESTNUT STREET
feb7-1 m
DT eciobs Jabbers
SPRING- GOODS.
The subscribers respectfully amk the attention or
their friends, and all
OABII AND SHORT-TIHN BUYER, ,
TO TII/Strt
STOOK OF GOODS,
Believing It to be unsurpsssed by any in this market
They are conetantly receiving doeirabLe styles of
DRESS STUFFS
Prom New York and other wourcee.
FRANCIS LASHER & CO.,
J . WILCOX & CO'"
MODEL SKIRTS.
PATENT EXTENSION,
WITII
ADJUSTABLE BUSTLE,
MADE
WITHOUT SEWING,
ACKNOWLEDGED BY THE LADIES TO DE
THE BEST t3KIT.T YET PRODUCED,
AND AT NO MOILER OUT
Than the Ordinary Shirts.
These Skirts are for cab) by most of tbo prominent
lobbing iloneee. feb9•lm
BitITISH GOODS.
MORTON, GRINNELL, & 00.,
68, 65, and 67 Park Place, New York,
INVITE ATTENTION TO THEIR LARGE AND ATTBAO
PRINT= CHALLIES,
DE LAINES,
ENGLISH PRINTS,
JACONETS,
GINGHAM'S,
ROSES, &c.,
Additions to which will be made by Steamers
and Packets to arrive.
febB-dtd
New publications.
zi.ek:wivizw , T,
One Vol. Bqo
I=!
TIVE STOOK OF
tidal! Mini q. yobs.
SPRING GOODS
L. J. LEVY iSc CO.
Have received by the
8 TEA32ER ARAGO
THEIR FIRST IMPORTATION or
SPRING DRESS GOODS,
Eeleoted exprepely for their retail trade, consisting or
RICK CHINE SILKS, and ROBES,
NEW DESIGN MOUSSELINES,
PARIS ORGANDI ROBES,
LAWNS, CHINTZES, BRILLIANTES,
RICK BAREGES and MILANESE,
With a variety of New Textural; for
SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR.
Be 9 and 811 OHESTNUT STREET.
febli-at
WET AND DAMAGED GOODS.
k. W. PROM, TwJtlJru and MARKET
Streets will sell this day—
Wet 5.4 Sheeting Muslin at logo , worth 12g.
Wet Shirting ktuatin at flet., worth 10.
Wet do. do , very tine, at lOgo, worth 12g.
Wet Shirting Linen at 200., worth 25.
Wet Fronting do. at 26 and 810., worth 37 and 50.
Wet White Brilliants at 10 and 180., worth 12 and 26.
Wet •••rinted do. at 12g 0.. worth 18g
Wet Plaid Nansook bloslins at 200., worth 87%.
Wet Dotted Swigs do. et leo., worth 25.
Wet Marseilles at 20e., worth 31
Wet Embroidered Skirting at 18gc ' worth 81.
Wet Lead - Dolor Linen at 160 worth 20.
Wet En-Deb Chintzes at itge., worth 12g e.
Wet Linen Toweling at 75e. a piece, or In. a yard.
N. B. —The !heating and Shirting Mualine and Linens
Cold by the place only 11*
NEW WIDE CHINTZES.—Rioh designs
11 and new hpriog styles of yard-wide Chlnizes now
opening. 1311A.8.PL1 88 BR9TIIIIIIB,
fell CIIIISTNIII! and MOUTH Streets.
NEIOWANS FOR SLEEVES.—New do-
LTA. signs of FRENCH OPENWORK AIIISLINS, In
stripes, bare, and cheeks.
Also, Dotted and Wrought Wes and hand-worked
Dntte. SHARPLESS BROTHERS,
fell airemiuT sod WORTH Streets.
•QPRING GOODS.—We are now opening
1.7 new importations—
If BAT AND RICH BAREGEB.
RAVAGE RODS.S.
JACONETS AND ORGANDIES.
STRING SILKS.
ORSNADINAS AND NEW FABRICS.
DELAINES AND OUALLIES.
SHARPLESS BROTIIRIU3,
fell OHISTNIIT and EIGHTH Streets.
OPENING. -
THOMAS W. EVANS & CO.,
ARS NOW OPENING
FIRST IMPORTATION
SPRING GOODS,
CONSISTING OF
SILKS, SHAWLS,
FOULARDS, THIN GOODS,
EMBROIDERIES, ,ta
They will continue to receive sadttlons to the Stook
OD the arrival of every Nuropean Steamer.
818 and 820 CHESTNUT STREET
fob 7 tt
919 E RIGHT PLACE TO BUY LINENS
We have received, dlreot front the Maitureeturara.
OUR FIRST SPRING IMPORTATION ON IRISH
LIME,
4.4 fine Fronting Linea.
4.4 medium Fronting Linen.
44 Fatnitr Linens.
4 4 enperlor strong Family Linen.
PILLOW DASH, BOLSTER OARS, AND SHEMITING
LINENS.
Dirdeye and Diaper Linens.
Table Damask Linens
Table Clothe, Napkins, Townie, Ac., &e.
/Dutcher Linens Strainer Linen", GlaaaLinene,
We have had a great run on
LINEN liDKrB
Very fine handkerehiefs for a levy.
]very other qualty of Ladies', Children's, and
Gents' do. - r
We keep a large stock,of
STITCHED :LINEN 11080818,
made erpreeely to order, of our own Linen. We can
particularly recommend them.
Also, WOVEN BOSOMS.
We keep ono of the beet Stooks of
. .
DOMEBTIO MUBLINB
In Philadelphia,
TROB,NLEY do 0.13./SfAc b.,
hertheaat Corner monTa & BPII,INO RABIDIN
c IVB BUY AND BELL FOR OAHU AND UAVB BUT
ONB P.BIOB.cc fe64f
ri BEAT, BARGAINS IN TRIMMINGS,
ZEPHYBS, and SHIRTS, at MAXWELL'S
Store and Factory. ELEVENTH and CHESTNUT.
fen.l2t
E SQUIMAU% BEAVER CLOAKS,
SOH COLD WEATHER,
MST REOHIVED,
And will be sold at -
LOW PRICES,
TO CLOSE THB SI 4BON.
J. W. P R OaTOR & 00.,
pal)
BLANKETS.—A fall assortment, English
and American, eli slam at
MUCH LOWER RATES
than heretofore. COOPER & OMR D,
fel S. H. corner NINTH & MARKET ate.
CASSIMERES, SATTINETS,'OLOTHS,
AND VDSTINGS.—Men's and Boys , wear. Also,
Goods exclusively for
BOYS' WEAN.
COOPER & CIONAUD,
8. B. corner NINTH and MARKET
(ILOAK AND-SHAWL ROOM.—Balance
`1../ of our Cloaks, comprising a broken assortment we
will dispose of at •
OBBA.VREDUCTION.
Mocha Shawls at drat colt.
Woollon BMWs particularly cheap.
COOPEtt h OONARD.
fel 8. B. corner NINTH and MARKET.
Doots anb Sipco.
B . P. WILLIAMS & CO.,
WHOLESALE
BOOT AND 181108
WAREHOUSE,
No. 18 SOUTH FOURTH STREET.
febB.2m
JOB. R. TI-101VIPSON ait CO.,
WHOLESALE
BOOT AND SHOE
WAREHOUSE,
No. 814 MARKET STREET.
11:7- A large and general assortment or Eastern and
Oita-made Shoes constantly on band. lebll-13m
SPRING STYLES, 1859.
J. az M. 6.11.17.111:Ml:LS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS AND MANUFACTURERS
STRAW BONNETS AND HATS,
BOOTS, S HOES, &0., &o.
Being prepared to offer an great inducements to
bus-fre an Jobbers in any other market, incite an ex
amination of their stook.
No. 84 NORTH FOURTH STREET,
fel-2m, Near the Meretiants , Hotel, Philadelphia
LEVIOK, RASIN, &
BOOT AND BROD WARITIOUSH
AND
MANIIPAOTORY,
No. 525 MARKET STREET, Philadelphia.
We have now ou band an extensive stoolt of Boots
and Shoes, of all deseriptions t of oar own and Eastern
Mannracture, to which we invite the attention of
Southern and Western buyers. feblAcci
Simi) Jrv Goats
BURNETT, SEXTON & SWEARINGEN
Are now opening at their Store,
No. 409 MARKET STREET,
Above Fourth, North Side,
A MANI/BOMB ASSORTMENT OF
NEW SPRING STYLES
OP
FANCY DRY GOODS,
OF THEIR OWN ISEPORTATION
And selection, 'which they offer for sale to boymn from
all pate of the United titates, on the moat liberal terms.
NMI 3m
„ FOR RIOHAIOND, VIA. NOR
POLK AND °STY POINT.-BPRIN4 AR
ITANUNAL‘NT—TWIOE A WERE,—Vnlon iiteamehip
Comtany , a Lino of Steautahlpe—To gall EVERY
IVED:iNaDAY and 13A1URDAY 3 at 6 o'olaok A. M.,
until further notice.
VIRGINIA, Captain J. It. Kelly.
PENNSYLVANIA, Captain D. Teal
CITY OP BIOIMIOND, Captain Z. Mitchell.
These tine 'steamships will sail se above. They are
handsomely fitted up for paesengere, having ealoons on
deck, are proridot With Pran:lets Patent Metallic Life
Boats; Life Preservers, & c.. and no palms or expense
spared for the comfort or safety of passengers and the
protection of goods.
This line offers the quickest, cheapest, and most com
fortable route for passengers, and is in advance of any
other for deepatoh and economy for freight to the in
tarter of Virginia, North Carolina, and Tennessee.
No transhipment by this line.
Passage to Richmond or Petersburg st, mule inoluded,
Do. Norfolk $6, meals inc uded.
THOMAS IV BLISTER, in . Cioneral Agent,
f010.2m 14 North WHARVES
fiIHE SECOND TERM of the Session in
PENN INSTITUTE will cowmen°. February let.
Apply at the Realm, S. E. corner TUIRTNENTII and
SILBERT. R. STEWART, Principal.
jaBl-tt
Gooba 3obbcro.
DRY GOODS OPENING,
SPRING OP 1859
JOSHUA L. DAILY, _
Hering caudated his
NEW STORE,
No. 213 MARKET STREET,
WILL OPEN THIS DAY
A Lame and General Stook of
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
STAPLE AND FANOY
DRY GOODS,•
SELEOTED FOR THE SPRING TRADE,
To which he invites the attention of
HIS OUSTOMERS AND BUYERS GENERALLY
I have many styles of Goode, made to my own order,
and received direot from the manufacturers, without
20113111181011 to agents, which will be sold
BELOW MARKET PRICES
MANY CONFINED STYLES
CHOICE GOODS
CASH BUYERS
PROMPT• SHORT ORBDIT BUYERS,
PROM ALL SECTIONS,
Wilt tlud the Stook well worthy their examination
EVERY
DAY
JOSHUA L. DAILY,
No. 213 MARKET STREET,
171=113
insurance Companies.
ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
OP LIVERPOOL
STATNNX2EIsI"I" OF .A.E3SMTEL
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, $1,806,100 $9,280,500
PAID CAP1TAL.......... 278,415 1,302,075
INVESTMENTS, 83,081,445,
AS FOLLOWS:
Real Estate £22,851 9 6 1114,255
Oaltt on bead in Bank 0,884 8 4 84,420
Cash in hands of Agents.... 14,919 0 1 74 695
Unison Bonds &Mortgages, 74,797 8 0 873,985
LC/In/lon Life Policies 71,904 1 8 59,620
Stocks of the United States
held in New York 34,000 10 3 171,950
New York Btate 8 per cent.
Mock and loans on Btate ,
end city stook held in New
York 40,466 19 7 202,280
Low on Railway and other
stocks in Great Britain... 886,167 0 6 1,625,850
Railway and other 't00k.... 24,918 6 6 124,690
1616,280 2 3 3,081,445
Premiums received hi the
..£115,049 4 8 $876,245
90,684 19 2 4b2,920
year 1867
Loam paid ht 1867
Luna not paid 8,691 1 8 17 5 970
All other ol►lma against the
Company 10.870 18 I 60.880
PHILIDELPSIIA, January 25, 1880.
GEORGE WOOD, Agent,
228 WALNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA
THIS COMPANY INSURES AGAINST LOSS OR
DAMAGE BY VIRE O AND MAKES
INSURANCE ON LIVES ON
FAVORABLE TERM.
REFERS TO
O. H. Fisher, Esq.
Adolph B. Doris, Bog , Pres. Dank of Oommeroe.
D. D. Comegya Erq., Ca.bler Philadelphia Bank
I. Pemberton Madill:awn, Seq.
John Grigg, Esq.
Mama. 8. & W. Welch,
" Thome' & Martin,
" James,. Kent, /base, & Co.,
" David 8. Brown & Co.,
" 8. Morrie Weld & co.,
" N. Trotter & Go.,
(. D. A. Fahneatock & Co.
Bnwepor-BAIIIIIBL OOPELAND.
Inspector—WM. A. BURSON.
Atteedlog Physician—Dr. W. W. GERHARD.
Consulting Malden—Dr. SAMUEL JAOKEON
febt-f m w 2w
EASTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.—
°FYNE No. 6 EXOHANGH.
AUTUORIEID CAPITAL STOUR
CAPITAL 87002 SUBSCRIBED 100,000
°BASTIAN PARBETUAL.
IBM BIRKS on Merchandise and Buildings.
MARINI!' RISKS on Vessels. Cargoes and /freights.
INLAND TRANSPORTATION RISKS on Goods per
Railroads, Ganale, and Steamboats, taken on favorable
terms
The Board of Directors (In order to guard
any serious calamity, and thus afford greater security
to the insured) have resolved to take no more than Five
Ti emend Dollar* on any one risk.
All Imes will be promptly and Ilberallysettled.
DIRMOTORS.
Andrew Coebran, Robert B. Walker,
William Ingram Brown, Jacob Lukens
Richard G. Btotesbury, George Cookaan,
Peter D. Myers, Charles Btoy, .
Thomae Bbaw, Jacob Reed,
Robert P. Taylor, W. O. Btotesbnry.
ANDREW COOHRAN, President.
Ws!. Dionix BROWN, Vice President feß•tf
NOTICE. -THE PRESENT CAPITAL
.111 of THE ENTERPRISE INSURANCE COMPANY
($)00,000) haring been paid In wish, notice Is hereby
given that an increase of the same, to the sant of Two
Hundred Thousand Dollars, has been authorised by the
Stockholders, and that the enbscrlption 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_
CHARLES W. 00XE, Secretary.
Philadelphia, 29 Janunry, 1859.
[ENTERPRISE INSURANCE COM
PANY.
(FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.)
DIRIOTORS.
P. Ratchford Starr, Mordecai L. Dawson,
William Millee, George R. Stuart,
Nalbro Frasier, John li Brown
John M. Atwood, B. H. Pabnestreik,
BenJ. T Tredick, Andrew D. Cub,
Henry Wharton, J. Livingston Erringer.
P. RATCHFORD STARR, President.
CHARLES W. COXE, Secretary.
Temporary Oface,l62 Routh POURER Street.
jsBl-tmarl rp
IPULTOIVE INSIIRANOE, ADJUSTING,
X' AND COLLECTING OBBION,
No. 008 OREVINUT BTEDIT,
PHILADILPHI4.
The underaigned having been praetimlly engaged for
a number of years in different capacities of the Insu
rance business—for several years In adjusting losses
excited rely for the Insurance Companies—now offers his
services to those sustaining Lou or Damage by Fire to
property insured, in making out their proofs of such
loss ordamage in full compliance with the intricate and
cunning conditions of Policies of.lnsurence, in ouch a
manner as to obviate plea or exam* for reduction or
litigation by companies so inclined, or others.
He Is assisted by the best legal counsel In Philadel
phia, and will give particular attention to the Oolleo
ton of Claims against Insurance Companies.
It is known by many who have sustained loos by lire
to property insured, and it has also been the experience
of the undersigned, that polities are frequently declared
partially or entirely void at a certain time after a fire
occurs, in consequence of oarelessnesa or mismanage
ment in effecting the insurance, or for some other cause,
which, although an important fast, is scarcely ever dis
covered or thought of, until it is too late. In order to
avoid such disastrous occurrences, the undersigned
will oleo effect Insurance In any Companies deegpid.
and examine policies effected by others (in most cues)
free of extra charge.
Parties sustaining lose or damage by fire, as above,
will find it to their interest to consult the undersigned
as soon after the fire as passible.
d22.2m1f 0 JAMES FULTON.
53aning ,franba.
QPRING GARDEN SAVING FUND BO
DIRTY OP PHILADELPHIA.
Office, No. 881 North THIRD Street,
((Consolidation Bank Building )
CHARTERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OP PENN
SYLVANIA
Deposits received in mimeo( One Dollerand upwards',
and repaid in Geld, without notice, with FIVE PER
OENT. INTEREST from the dry or deposit till with
drawn.
A responsible and reliable Saying' Institution has
long been needed in the Northern part of the city, snd
"The Spring Garden Saving Fund Society r , was char
tered by the Legislature of Pennsylvania to enliply this
necessity. The Managers, in organising and locating
it, have been governed wholly by a desire to accommo
date the business interehts and wants of the very large
and enterprisingO popFF lCE ulation b N
y which it is annorinded.
OPE,
Prom 9to 2)i o'clock ; also, on Monate' and Tunas-
DAT from 5 until 8 o'clock in the evening.
MANAGERS.
Frederick Klett, Stephen Smith,
John P. Levy. Hon H. K Strong,
Daniel Undeikoller, F rederick Steaks,
Francis Hui, Joseph P LeOlero,
John Kessler, Jr., George Knecht,
James S. Pringle, Jacob Dock,
Joseph Cowell, Hon. Wm. Millward,
George Woelpper, G. o T Thorn
Peter G. Eilmaker, Robert B. Davidson.
JAMES B. PRINGLE, Pre e29 -tilsident.
J
Pa rlots HART. Beoretary.
NOTICE TO DEALERS IN CURTAIN
VIS.TURES.--1. have appointed MASON tr.
851ITII Sole agenta for the sale of my Ourtaln ni
trites in Philadelphia. The Teade will be supplied at
factory passe, freight added. 8. 8. PUTNAM - .
Boston, February 1, 1859. fe4.2m
FISH.-300 quintals Grand Bank Cod
Fish.
160 half bbls, White Floh.
600 bbls. Mackerel, in whole, basso, queen, and
Eighths.
Bannon, In tierces and bble.
60 Mae, Pickled Haddook.
00 do. do. Horsing.
Nor We by 0. 0. SADLER & 00.,
&BM push 20 door Aber, hat,
111
VirANTED—A SITUATION in a first-
Clam rry4lowis Jobbing House, by a Toting
Ilan who has had Pavan year& experience, and can in
fluence a moderate near trade. Highest references.
Address JOBBER, this Office fell-Bt* '
$5,00 0 -W ANTE D-A SPECIAL
• PARTNER, with $ 5,000 to $lO,OOO, in
a cafe and lucrative retail and wholesale busines, which
ham been long established, and requires additional
capital to meet the demands of an increasing trade.
Address J. 3 J , thlsOffice. • fell-2t .
WANTED —An experienced B e LES 7
MAN, in Wholesale Dry-Goode House Ad
dress MORLDY, °Meant Me paper.
WANTED—By a Young Married - Man, a
SITUATION, as an Assletant Clerk. in a Whole
sale establishment. Address A. B. 0., at this Mee.
fell-4tis
Ers WANTED—A small - DWELLING
Mt HO OE Pon SALE OR TO BENT, between Vine
and Locust streets, sixth street and Broad. Terms to
be moderate. Address EL DORADO, Blood's Despatch.
reil-60t
IpARTNER WANTED—Either Special or
.L Active, with a capital of from Ten to Twenty
Thousand Dollars, in a 7obbbg Howse, doing a safe and
profitable business, of many years , standing. All coin.
munications strictly confidential. Adds.'s', Box 1141,
P. 0. felo4lbl4
$4 ,000 —WANTED—A PARTNER;
• who can put $4,000 or $5,000 In Cu es
tablianal and prodtablo Wholesale Busbies: Address
L. 0 .X 2 Press o)facro. lelo-210
A GARDENER, with some knowledge of
Li& Fruits and Flowers, is take charge of a Large
Vegetable Garden—a Married Man, for wiom a House
on the spot is ready. Reference required. Address
•' VEGETABLE GARDEN," Bloods Despatch Of
flee. fe9.3t*
s3oo—
iaTED—A PARTNER,
, e a.outtog°'
dress (Immediately)"dEßOHLlT,"at this office:
fedrit*.
f_FOHCCOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
CA WANTED, in the interior or Pentisylvania.
Apply to J. M. Mo&LLISTER, M. D ,-
fe9 at* 253 North ELEVENTH a.
WANTED—A SALESMAN in a Whole
enle Moth Store. in Market Street, who can In
fluence a Clash and Six• Months Trade. One from Zen-
Snaky or Tennessee preferred. Address 1, Box 629,
Post Office fag 6t*
. v i
I WANTED FOR TR, UNITED STATES
• CA VALEY—AbIe-bodied, unmarried men, to whom
will be given good pay, board, elothing, and medical
attendance. Pay from $l2 to $22 per month. No
man haring a wife or child, will be accepted. apply for
MOUNTED BREVION at No. 811` MARKET ntreet,
above Eighth, north side. I. N. MOORE,
&MAI Ist Lient.lst Dragoons, Recruiting Meer.
BOARDING.—A PARLOR and GHAN
BBR, with BOARD, in a private faintly. Ad.
drone ^ T B. t o Office of The Press.
PHILADELPHIA
BOARDING. -A Married Couple, vial
out Children, can be aocommodated with good
BOARDING in a respectable Private Family, whore
there are no other Boarders. 'Address WALNUT BT.,
Office or this Paper. Unlit*
►JIWO FINELY-FURNISHED ROOMS,
11 with BOARD, can be had by Gentlemen of standing.
In an agreeable and highly.reepectable fancily. Ad
dress .•THOMPSON,” Press Office. fetl-st*
FOR SALE.—ABOUT 46 ACRES OF
LAND. ON THE DELAWARE ELYSE, PEA
SHORE, NEW JERSEY, about 8 miles North of Cam
den, with Brick Works and large Wharf attached, ad
joining to and above the Fish-house—lately known as
Wharton and Aletlackts brick-yard property. The river
front contains a valuable deposit of first-rate brick clay,
and has been •long used as a brick manufactory. The
farm is adapted for raisin trunk. There are Sight
Erick Tenant Houses on the property..
Apply to CHARLES RkIOADD. Conveyancer,
feb 11.12tet No. 438 Walnut atreet.
VALUABLE MARYLAND LAND FOR
$2O per acre. I offer for sale 875 acres of Lard
admirably located; comprising 800 acres under culti
vation and 75 acres of the valuable hickory, walnut,
and chestnut timber. The improvements are poor—id
located in Talbot County, riven miler from the town
of Reston, near navigable water, mills, and post office—
has abundant of the shell marl. It to near the lipe of
the projected Maryland and Delaware Railroad, and is
admirably adapted to the onitore of the peach,
which of late has Worn° so profitable in that vicinity.
Address for two weeks,
WILLIAM R. WARNER,
fell.2t* Second and Girard Avenue,
gp PUBLIC SALE OP . HANDSOME
EEL ISIODEEIN BRION DWELLING, No. MI North
PIS' CH Street, with aide yard, grape arbor. fourteen
room, twenty-five cheats, and ffniebed throughout In
the beet manner. as May be' seen upon examination
Any person wanting a good, pleasant dwelling, and eon-
Teufel:a eituntron, will pleees
be positively sold on TUESDAY WINING next,
by N. THOStAS & SONS. fall-2t*
dpm . TO RENT—A neat three-story HOUSE,
..101. No. 1819 OLIVE Street Apply to
E. P. MIDDLETON & BRO.,
fell-St 5 North PRONT Street.
DROVISION AND PRODUCE DEAL
11118.—TO LET—An airy and dry O.ELLAR, in a
good location for the above or moat any other bneine•e.
Also, becood sod Third Storied. Irquire at No. 1335
North hECOND Street, below Callowhill. - 1910 StO
4541- TO CABINET-MAKERS.--TO RENT,
Effi. CABIN Vl` WAREROOSIB, with FACTORY at
blotted, situate No 985 SPRUCE Street, above Fourth.
This is an old•established stand for the sale of fine
Cabinet ware, fancy Chairs. and Upholet-ry. It was
formerly occupied by Mr Gen. J. Henkele and recently
by Renter ft Kauffman In ths fancy Cab inet business.
It has a large Factory Immediately in the rear, sad is a
good stand for the badness. To a good tenant it will
be rented low for a term of years. To a person of
small capital a good open:dug le offered. Apply to GEO.
W. CARPENTER, 787 MARKET Street. feB-6ta
ClOll SALE.—ESTATE of ELIZABETH
HALET, and CATHARINE CARMONY,lteceased.
All that valuable Lot and .IfiveZtory Store and
ling mated thereon, situated at the northwest corner
THIRD and CHERRY Streets, containing on Third
street eighteen feet, on Cherry street seventy-one
feet six inches, thence running northward, forming an
L of ninety feet, back of stores situated on,Fhirdstreet.
Nor further particulars inquire of • . '
8. SPANG,
ISAAC EONS,
jam w 198 North Third ;treat.
maTO LET—Second, Third; and Fourth
Stories, separately or together, of Store Nos. an
sod 318 South FRONT Street, with Hoisting Machine,
Glut, &o. Well adapted for °blow or light hisnufae
tarlog business. JOHN MOOT.
fel-tawf lual/
mill MANUFACTURING SITE FOR
Ml 3. BALE.—The undersigned will sell, at public sale,
on the Bth of March, 1859, at 1 o'clock, at the Ex
change, in - the City or Baltimore—
THE VALUABLE PROPERTY heretofore used by
the Baltimore Eagle Works for the manufacture of
Chemicals. There Is two acres and a half of land lo
cated on the Northern Central Railroad, in Baltimore
county, and about a mile distant from the Bolton Depot.
It fronts 210 feet on the railroad, and has on it a
STONe FACTORY BUILDING, 210 teat by $O, ands
VARNISH ROUSE, three stories high, of Stone, 20
feet by 80. There is au ENGINE of 49 horse power,
and two Boilers, on 'the premises. There are rlso
XIGEIT STONE DWELLINGS for workmen. A track
from the Railroad runs the whole length of the rectory
building. It is an admirable situation for manufaotur-
Mg purposes of almost any description there being a
right of abundant supply of water. it will be sold
subject to an annual rent of $2OO.
The terms will be one-third cash and the balance
satlefactorily arranged.
For examinaton of the property, or particulars
thereof, apply . to 0.11500115, Madison Avenue,
or to 11. P. BROOKS, Ne. 1 Law Buildings,
Bt. Paul street.
fell.tudot tMB GIBBON ft. 00., AuoVre.
fie FOR SALE OR RENT—The splendid
RESIDENCE at the B. W. corner or JUNIPER
and 'VINE attests. Lot BB by 70; fine aids yard,
grapery, and ovary tandem Improvement. Rant fen
Apply at 5% 8 /METH Street, (second story.) fee et
A FARM OF 820 ACRES FOR $80.00.
Missouri Lando sold, entered,' and located from
12% ate. to $2 60 per acre. Office, N. Z. corner TIPTH
and OHESSNUT Streets. le34mit
1011 APER MILL TO RENT.—The Paper
Mill known as HANWELL MILL, attested on the
Wissahickon Creek, and one mile front Chestnut 11111
Railroad Station. This Mill la adapted to make fine
Book Papers. It has three engines. one four machine,
62 inches wide, and all the appurtenances for the suc
cessful manufacture of paper: Possession given imme
diately. Apply to, or address.
GEORGE H. LEVIS,
d29-tf No. SO South SIXTH Street
gi I FOR RENT—The DWELLING No.
MIDLOIB LOCUST Street, (or Waehington Square,) from
the let of January, 1859. The bonne te three etarlee
high, with basement, back building, &0., now °emoted
by'. W. Forney. Apply at the oDloe of The Press ,45r
at the banjo. n 023-8
TRENT.—On the Ist January next, the
I. very superior and extensive ROOMS, (341, lid 4th
and 6th floors, eachl4 feet by 148 ) of the NEW BT dBE,
683 MARKET Street. The banding is one of the fine
improvements on the upper side, between PISTE( and
SIXTH Streets, having two fronts, the north one on a
rear Street with good cartage way 2.0 feet into SIXTH
Street. Apply on the prorates*. nol-tf
EDWARD G. WHITMAN & CO
Menufeoturers of pure Druniete and /molly
Amongst 'which are Soluble Gum Drops, !doss Paste,
Pectoral Palate, Medicated Lozenges, superior
Creamer Btr►wrberrtea, D►tee, Oranges,
BONBONS AND KISSES,
Caramelise, Chocolate Preparations, of all kinds;
CRYSTALIZED PRIIITB, WO
For nip, Wholesale and Retail, at
teT•mwf6t BSCOND and OITEETNIIT Streets
COid M DEDIAL AND TRAVELLING
OW:IDM ',enable in 01l partl of the world,
opened with the home of Meters. OBORGZ PICABODY
Jr. 00., of London. Apply to
GAM, MAW:LESTER. & CO,
fe2-tf 315 WALNUT Street.
sso,oooki, T v a x L ,it CAN at , , s o u n in di s , 0 ,44 111 ,5 1 8 t,
Jewelry, Guns, Merehatlise. ulotbing, &0., on mode
rate terms, by JONES A.. 00., Brokers, N. W. corner
THIRD and GASHELL Street!, below Lombard. Es
tablished for the last 35 years. Oillce hours from 7A.
DI. to 7 P . . . .
DEOOND-HAND GOLD and BILTER WATOIIIII3, by
eminent makers, warranted genuine, for tulle cheap—at
one-half the original coat. ja2olm it
EtRYSON's PRINTING HOUSE, 2 North
Jur arra Street.
PHILADELPHIA February 7,1859 .
. .
A splendid lot of DILL-HEAD PAPER, ruled with
the DIAMOND PEN, can be famished from $8 to $lO
per ream, the finest article in this market, prepared
exprerely for us. Alto, Cards, Circulars, and general
JOB PRINTING, brought up to the higheat style of
the art, and at gutsily tattooed prima.
JAMES H. BRYSON,
fe7-tf No. 2 North SIXTH Street.
TOTTEN vs. JOIIEN, C. C. P., S. T.
el 1868,17, Divorce.—The Respondent will please no
tice Rule to show cane why Divorce &vincula mate
monil should not be decreed returnable on BATII/WAS,
Fobs/try 12,1869, at 10 A. M.
M. J. MITOIIIIBON, Attto nay pro Libellant.
To OLABA 8. JOIJAIi, Respondent. fokidit*
=Mil
Wants.
Boarbing.
Xi:meals anb to Eet
Confectioncrp.
CONFECTIONS,
Pears, Peaches, Pine Apples,
&a., &0., .53,
Domestic and Imported
illonto
FOR THE SPRING TRADE
stmneeintiils.
NEW WALNUT-STREET THEATRE,
CORNER NINES AND WALNUT STMTS.
Acting and Stage Manager Mr. E. 7. Reath.
THIS (Brldiiiy) EVENING, Ifebreary 11,1869,
RICHELIEU..
oa . rdinel Riehallett, Barryl3llillifsU; Louis SM. Mr.
tit:Mole; Jolla ge Mortimer, Mrs. Duffield ; Marian da
Lome, Mrs. N. A. Perry.
To coalude with
DON OAISAR ; OR, A MATCH' POE A KING.
Don Moser, Mr. Sullivan; Maritani, Mrs. Duilleld;
Price* of admission—Second Tier and gam* WirtiOr
and Third Tier, 516 cents; Perquet b BTX emir, Drees
Circle, /SO cents; Private Berea,aceortin to their
locale, $8 and 55; Slagle Seats in Orchestra and Private
Boxes, 76 cents.
Doors open at half pest 0 o'clock; Curtain ems at
o'clock.
WBATLET & OL.&EICE's AROR.BT.
T E RIATRE.—WiIIIsan S. Frededelts.AMAN AAR
Stage Manager.
THIS (Friday) MVINISQ.,
COUSIN. - rebroaryll,lM9,
OUR AMERICAN
Aea Treneho-d, our. American Wald% Mr. 7.8
(arks; Lord Dandrenry, Mr, Wheatley.
To conclude with
ALADDIN;
OR, TWA WORDING? CIL LAMP I
Admisoion, 26 ets. Dewed Beata In Dress Dimas, M
oto ; Orchestra SUM,
_6O oin; Beats he Private Boxes, 76
eve; Gallery, 13 ots ; Gallery for Colored Penaos,9s,ots s
Private Box in Gallery for Ookeed Tenons, 101 etas
_Whole Private Box, $B.
Doors open at kalf past 6 o'clock; 06/3/lIMMOO at 14
pnansely.
INATIONA.L CIRCUS, - WALNUT ST.,
11 above BIGHTH—LEWIS B. LBNT. Mansigtte.
TWO moms ABD A BIENAGIREB •
- .THIS irridar) BVIININO. Pebruary 11.„ 1850,
PAN ANDOBOE'II hiIINAGEETB
Of Lim, Tigers, Leopards sae Panthers, and the Gt.
patio Beast,
T/RPOO OMB.' ..
Equestrian, Orronsstiesod Acrobatic Natal.
Boma OP' num.
Dress Circle and Parquette AO emits
Children under ten years of sge 20 ii
family Circle qq• sr
Doors open at quarter to 7 o'clock. Prformaneer
will commence at 1%.
SIGNOR BLITZ'a Performances at the A -
NIMBLY BUILDINGS are, in consequence of •
previous ensagement. postponed Instil biOnDLY
eve
ning next, February 14, wken he will VICOMMODCO bis
entertainments. felo-3t
SIGNOR BLITZ performs at the TOWN
HAM, Germantown, for the benefitof B satottnt
FIRE COMPANY, Afternoon and Miming. of Nana
ary 10,11, and 12. - fel.o.2t*
NAT lON AL OIROUS—CONPLINMN-
L TAUT BENIWIT TO L. B. LENT, -
ON BT. VALINTINVB Bel, -
(MONDAY, February 14th, 18694
Upon which stawdon'
AN IMMBNSF. BILL WILL BB 01711.1111 D.
ET . The Box Book is now open.
N. B.—Persona purchasing tickets of any of the Cod
mittee, friends or attaches of the National are Warmed
that they can secure their meats by applying (with the
tickets) at the Box Office. - relo4t •
MoDONOUGH ,O GAIRTIE&=-
224 11401 main.
Miss lILIZA THNILMAN„ the QUlllell of Song.
SAM SHANPLL'Y and BILLY THOMAS, the Great
Comedians, in the Three Hunters, Spirit }tappings. The
Barber's. The only complete •.Band in the city Of
ETHIOPIAN 81111ZNADE.R8.
SAM LONG, Jester and Combo Veosilet.
Mies MATILDA BOMA.
MILTON HYNES, the Jig Dancer
OLB BULL MYNAS, the greet Violinist
Mr. JOHN WILLIAMS,
The best and most pleasing Ba%dist in Philadelphia.
Nadile. MARIE, the graceful Danseuse.
Admittanee,lo and 16 cents. ' fee
461Dt08 BUTT."
JO—. GRAND CONOSJIT AT of ATNN , I3 HALL,
78111 . 0,AY, February H.
The following Artiste have kindly volunteered their
valuable services to aid in the purchase of noble 808
BUTT and his family from alimony :
HIM gEDOWIOIC, -
- ,
M ALLENN, •
MARE() ) (Colored) ,
MB. J. D. OLIVfI, '
PBC,. DONZAL,
and other eminent talent.
Ticksts, 25 mute. Reserve! Bests, 50 cents. _Dear%
open at 71 Concert commences at 8 o'clock. - feB3B
R OF. T AVE RIVER'S READINGS;
P
EIHAESPEARB, AT ABSIMBLY BUILD.
INGS.
J. W. TAVIRNIM—PaIa elm : The undersigned, eit
Bused of the high importance of the general culture of
a correot elocution. and lbelletring that a practical lune
tration from you of this noble art, would do muck to
elevate the public taste, respectfully invite you to War
this community with a series of Public, Readings,
mob as those with which you have instructed mid de
lighted other cities:
M. d. De Wolf Howe, D.D.
I. P. D Wilmer, D. D.,
Prot B. (Mimes.
lion. David Paul Brown.
Prof. Chas. D. Cleveland,
Rev. John Jenkins
Rev. John Obambere.
Rey. Alfred Reyie,D D..
Bey, 0. Wader/both, D. D..
Ref. W. P. Breed,.
Re,. T. Stork, D. D.,
Rey. L. Ohaneaso, D. P.
Rey. Wands D. Ladd,
iltirell4; Feb.lo RING- amity FEB FIFTH.
Friday, Feb 11 MAOI3gTH '
Baton:11y, Feb 12.. .M.HROSANT OF TIMM.
•
After Macbeth. on Friday.a will be given
BURNS' OELEBRATBD Talt O , 2IIANTIE.
Saturday sfternoo at o'clock, HAMM.
Tiokets, 50 cents. A limited number of cantle
tickets. gl 25, at Messrs. Clary & sod at Mews.
Beck & Lawton% and at the door.
To commence at it o'clock. •An early attendee.* le
solicited. - feB.st*
QIILLY'S TEN PAINTINGS, ILLITS•
1•0 TRATIVB OP NOBINBOI4 OW/10Z.
Now on 'lnhibition et
BAILS'S GALLIUM,
814 0111.871ifIIT Street.
•
Picture I—Crasoe ghipwreekad.
" 2—Canoe on hie raft.
" 8-Ikosoe prepsring his habitation.
4—Ornsoe at work ink!, cave.
" it—He discovers the print of a foot.
"" 6—Be first sees and rescues friday.
" 7—Grusoe and Friday making a boat
B—Croce rescues a Spaniard and Pridare
tether
" o—Grime rescues the English captain.
" 10—Cruses leavu his island for Engla nd. These pictures form a series which have occupied the
leisure momenta of our distinguished townsman.
THOMAS BULLY, during the lest five Jars.
ADMISSION 28 Cents.
SEASON TWISTS 50 "
fob& et*'
•
BARTHOLOMEW'e STATUE
PAAADISE LOST,
EVE REPENTANT.
STATUE IN MARBLE,
BY MI LAI% AMBRIOAN SCULPTOR,
EDWARD O. BARTIiOLOKIIW,
NOW OPEN AT 751
PENNSYLVANIA. AOADENY OP THE PINS ANIS,
CUSIITNITT ETWILT, 1111.01 r .131.rrErm 8111.117,
ON • MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 51sr,
FROM 9 O'CLOCK TO 5 O'CLOCK P. M.
AND PROM I TO 10 P. M.
EXHIBITED NOB TN BINEPIT OP THB )W.
TEEM; OP TEE ARTIST.
Single samlssicm, 25 cents. Children under 12 7 01 11
half pries. Season Tickets, 50 cents. ~1a22-41
rPENNSYLVANIA. ACADEMY OP
1 6 11:01 81NR ARTB,
No. 1026 OHEBTNIIT STRUT,
I 8 OPENDAII.B (3tusdays excepted) from p A. ht.
till 8 P. M.
Admission 66 cents. °Midst's 12 cents...
Slums of Stook, entitling the holder's family to ad
minion at all times, NC
PWIIISIOAL FUND HALL.—THE GEE..
11.1. MAFIA 01101112TRA, will siatcwwwww
Pnblio 1tE1331.1124.1.8 ao. SATURDAY, next, Nor.
20 th% Ping? Ticketa ael k t fi, u a e r:. k te, e q TO
tickets for iI, whieh may be Dhaka — at Andre% U 0
Chestnut street; Beak & Lawton's, ow' nes of Sweatt
and Chestnut. and at the door of the Hall. TM pen
formes* rommenees at 83f &elm& P. M. - nolfaf
ecrmimeston gtrusti.
1 B. VALENTINE & 00.,
el • COMMIEDISON ISEROILANTS
MI THU MB OW
AMERICAN MANUFACTURES,
No. Id COMMON STRUT,
NEW ORLEANS.
epeeist atkatton given to Collecting andßemitting
Itgaliange. 013-71inie
A UOTION, COMMISSION, AND GENE,
LEL P.AL AGENCY Blliilltliftli —P. WILLINGTOE
having permanently located himself at Pensacola, PIA.,
informs the public in general that he has opined am
PAL A/OX Btreet, nearly opposite the Market Howse,
a general Auction. Oommluion, and Agency Boainme,
and would respectfully solicit connignments of all hinds
of goods and merchandise for Auction, or on Commie.
lion. ditanwalihnitlNEst
LINENS FOR HENS WEAR:
American Linen Company's superior style Brown
Linen Coatings, X and X, various shades ; Brown and
Bleached Linen Oneke, various styles. Brown Linea
Drills. A choice assortment of the above Goode now
on sample, and for sale by JOSEPH LIA,
128 and 180 CHESTNUT Street.
MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE.
The following forty-one members of the Senate and
House, vie:
Hems. BEIKEFEER. COFFEY. GREGG, MYER,
SCOFIELD, BUTHERFORD, BALDWIN, PARKER,
YARDLBY, of the Senate; and Blazers. THORN,
HAMERBLEY, GRATZ, WOOD, WALBORN, HARD
ING. STYER, NEALL, SHEPPARD. FISHER, 013.•
nom WILEY, ataDOWELL, MEHL BRYSON,
SMEAD, KINNEY, B&RLOW, PIARON, HESSE-
F EY, HILLER, ROUSE. W RIEMAN. 0 AMPBELL, Mo3
OLURE, PRICE. BLLMAKER,GRESN,KJIANAGE,
ROSE, WILLISTON, sad GLAIR. of the Donee are
sajnurning for the present seesloo, at the JONES"
HO US S. ereotedin 1857, corner of MAREBT SQUARE
and MARKET Street, HARRISBURG, Pa., where
ample accommodations may be obtained at elitism for
their respective friends, and others hsving business
with them. jaBl-mwttre-Tw
(IN ACCOUNT OF THE BREVITY' OF'
V THE SEASON, and in order to make room for
SPRING GOODS, we have oonelnded to oell out our
Winter Stook regardless of cost. for two weeks.. Now,
those wishing to purchase will And it to their advan
tage to give on a call. Come one, come all, and obtain
these bargalne.
FINE YERNOH CLOAKS,
HEAVY BEAVER CLOAKS.
PINE FRENCH RAGLANS,
HEAVY BEAVER RAGLANS,
BEGONE LONG AND SQUARE' SHAWLS,
Of all qualities and grades.
FINE TRENCH BLANKET RIMS,
PRENOH AND ENGLISH MERINOS&
. . .
ElIBROIDSBIES: ShISSOIDSBIES! !
Colima, Sleeves, Infante" Wale* Linea Cambria
Handkerchief'', Velvet Ribbons, Clothe, Camdmeree
Table Linen, and Table Clovers, and many or goods
too numerous to mention. Give um • call, and if you
don't buy, you will be treated with civility. Don't
forget.
ja26-wfm.tf No.ll South NINTH Street.
JOY & _OOE & C 0 .38
ADVERTISING AND COMMISSION AGILNOY,
489 OGESTNUT St., 2d floor, Philadelphia, and
Tribune Buildings, New York.
SOY, 00E, /4 00. are the Agents for the most in
fluential and largely oirenlating Newman , in the
United States and the ("spades. They are euthorised
to receive advertisements and subscriptions at the lowest
rata'. jer-ftn&w-rp-gm
1./Y"'sPURR CATAWBA BRANDY
AND U. 8 WINE-ciaowxsa CO. CINCIN
NATI SPARKLING GRAM ANNE.
We have lust received a fresh supply of both the
above articles which we guarantee to be perfeerly
pure, and particularly adapted to the tete of invalids,
MA well ass pleasant and Invigorating beverage for
those In health. We would call the attention of Balls
and Parties to this articled' Champagne. It will be
found much superior, and fully as low as any good wipe
in the inerket. Vor s t oe by
. r. NAZAR]) & CO.
- Ii V. 508 MAIMIT