The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, March 01, 1859, Image 4

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shall , Minsfeittreollorn any and all the Objection:
able striief ingiSt,itatest each entertaltunenta, and
wo la - orexpeansrarill beaparid to make thin worthy
kritb petromare of one eitteens,To add to the novelty
-of th entail:Lice, the Ladies will be privileged to appear.
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gong endkciinleelireivlleitialli the Cominittee Tor dip
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G* ,, ITinan4: Coffee, , , - ;;. W. H. Taggart, Iff. ' D.,
ineffitll: Megrati,` '" --- Aiadiew Staley;-
'George T: ?hien, ' S• P ViOlillirl"
t" hU:i rlte i rr“ ', , *WWII Biter,
' 9 41 4f1ia4.3 `Morten, 4, ' 11.A"atersidlth,
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1C1,A001,.. '`.- ' .. - Nan,auf,l • Brenion, :.
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vrizt. I , Lilly itlY, : '''• 'Robert 'Poland, ,
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I P.,',/..i OodWini ' '.' '', - ', Samuel Waillems,
1 is' il 4 4 4 1. 14 18 1 41 M D Lewis Cooper,
i in, gickagats Hackie, ". Wan: Badger,
.1 TAO. .P.,Pa s liifri :' , li. M. 8, "Jackson,
4 T,-.P. , Winon,. '; ` Deo. D. Lelia, ,
4 SiniAilp i elinfat=' t ~' ,B. R autohimon,
/ a oorgii,g 4, , • B. co, Lowry,
/-- Mma.H.Neittios; .' • -., 0ka,. „9, Taggart,”'
, 1 W19,43, Karua,, . '. ,D, S. 110.nebrenner, •
Obarles Oaliford, - - - ' -'.. "Geo': Et:Roberti, '
'', : Btephen'H. Winslow, -,•- V; P. Wilgamntb,
1 atia,.Y. Tobiu„ _ John Savage,
.41 a David i ß,Dirney, , . ~, .Cleo. W. Hatay, ,
' ! VW.Billifiy; -' ' ''' ' 'Saab H. Austin, '
aI F JOll. II rikiwolliAt . " : , - , Prancle Keiser •
Michael - Brrickeon, John Brodhead', •
..,, 1a ,,,,: r -bell, - Rdwin"A:' Lewis,_."
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ri- fprafpoe . redir; .' f Jacob tonaenaleger,
I Alm T : anat., 1 -- Oliver Puller,
I Dead' A: Rnbiearn,_ Ohio. &Tappan,
'. 4, Hendy"filiarsiroe4,, • , lima L. Witmer,
i Mime Ili Martin, ' David 11 'Williams,
- i Joseph T. - Than:our, - '-'" OW T Lewitt, '
i Datid.Welaster ~, Ilium Wilhelm,
# thadon:win 'isamiiiii, - ..; Wee. A': Bolin , . -
/ 1 9: 1 91Palater,, - . Manlius G. lvens,
J'agePA iLllemlaif, • wid.,D. Lewis 'Jr ,
, Nerigoodipenrome, ' • Chas. W. Oarrigan, _
I latiliatsight,,,,"..., ..,-, 3abas elates, ,
: Deo:W.: - Wood, . - = Henry P •Atherton',
i Horace L. Peterson, i' AirchibaldfieSLP,
Jos-P-Longbead,_ _ 'Vito. B. Sohnelder,
reekqe ll 4 Bl 2 , ,:. ;Wm. Q. Attwood,.
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Bdwin P. Obese, ,
Rdward,,P,lteratiow - H.A. OhnSwick, ;
P4 a llied. Visentirny; 'Wm Di' SlOKipin,'
lirli'Mllibilria,, ` ', Jim it. Odllino,
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i 11: lli tilsofing, - t ' ' ' Robs. 1.-liemililli,
1 (Igoe Gideon, „ ~ . • s • Iliclid., II Hunt,
'lima. W.` nrai ..•
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. , Oh. Peace, ,
1 ..LOtd9:D. - Baugh, .
- Francis Lewis, .
James 0. Rutter, Alex tt Claw, '
i 'llefirf)l. - Uongsball, Oen T. De Conte,
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".-' ILI , ',',:` irllincla P,A. 446 . , - •, ~ ' „ . ,
ketivair- oa Dasammium.:-PROPYSSOR. .11L ASKO,
will hal kindly volunteered his services on the °con.
Tke"Orebeatra' 1 Depsittnatit will be large and efficient
'
hieireet pitilattlar. ~. - ' ~r. •
-...._._ . .__
r`' i
~t . y~ J J~ ,
i~. ..
i nt
-..., .., .._.......... .
T ellerfetnif Mimic will be ander the direction of the
is I , 4lliielleri-ch -1 - -.12 - 4-,4 , - .., i--.i -- ' :, "--., „ .
-T if - sPihin‘nsde , Nana tinder the management or
fieWryßielc,liwidir. , .4:4 - -4 " -- -: ' - - - ' -
bb-VJOIrw-Brutotilicirliein :appointed 'Mutter of the
..- Tieketioitiyintlisailictiorq Ilhotdmifting a gentlemen
exult twd Ifidlettil on -be tied' iii.on'aimlioatiost to the
yrehettrimer the lrefid, SAMUEL OUSIMB, Erg, north
west ' corner", or,TWIVIVIS Ind intICEITNLIT 'Streets;
le-i
of the ticninettplii , lackiw4 recilife_sobicripriicc
atierThill id tlfe 'Asti:obis - Moo ; ArrtillklßLT BUILD
IN d',..en,siolii:bbinday. Aitedneeday dild'ittlds7 eve
alp , betliaeli, y ilia ov.gloar" Pieil'otuilii tbe' Belli • '
,' PolltOTIY:*), TlOtitivitatiO' on die evening of the
. liell.;"
,_-: .j: - , , ,-- - f! - '__ ' -I "1fe17.19 h2,2420;tel 2344c'
MERIOAM AOADEM.Y. OR. MUSIC. , , . .
. Af
~
- - ,,, , , -,4 1):-16..i0A11PENTER11 ' ,• '• - -
?„. 1/01111TAIEBITH ANNUAV PLORiar 0.0140118:
'wll tato plow on Tl7llBDAT,•April•l2th• • VAC' ire
ohly Two Dbliersl'and to. tre • had , of. John Thcrroley,
Moo 811 Obistent ' striet s _of the Private Committee,
.histD,:"A - .Val•Oititer,Waetilhitotilfrill. - " - ;
If The vabseilbineate ‘informed that their tlakets . ate
ready.fer d'elivety; of vihich more than one half of the
ArieitiWl tilkefii ate tareatty-engaged. Those wiehlog to
attend *ln please call early forth* pincher's of tickets,
,wUcti.eiztitiiiiitirinie gentleman and two ladles or one
:16,4114,Thici,,Yestlial:4111' ont:rivil soy affair ever
Zitin tbke eitY:',The examination of the Dilates and
, . rifofthor intialtartlrtrk.Apy fpm
et ght tohalf-
I pm ilain'Anit7, - 041Will be seated until tie children.
hriie fielifort th eir fader dances • At the sound of the
"gonlgthe lidietennd gentlemen will then Psi Mikan wn:
1 11 IhnoWAUfink WO elaPttlwrZ —, 4 1 ", 1 s r;.,. .1, , ,
„e prop .. we'irill'he intikt4 B oo " I' f k Ojoy.'„T.llem
tellekthnin nf, th A, evening, i ” ~. , --.- • , '
46100R4tippw Of ,thwidentn, jfinwetw; -- is:, will' iwr:
p ill tquner, 4:143*1tn5., 'il,:ithect .ana full' &cheat e
1 wil be zoder:the.serryision„or rprowiar J 4 p,lntine:
IiIOPIMOUGIfP Ii GAI*TiES—.
.i.vdd - .....- - --,'-' " +,- -- , 224 Ritall STRUT
i "I'SFRIOAT 'PIdIifIQIOIANON TlllB WEE
tint light of .the enfageineat or Dlfo4oW'r Of&
Otill gitoppa.!,;. ~` 4. . .. it ,i• ` " 2 ' '
, Vihiseii'eorgi .p. t r tr s ,;,i n pil ' itroi P ti l l insefebrAtid" Trick
riotee BffieOr t nboati,llmts Were yowerful t and atom
it\nae . , fat, ~,
~ff tiajliablell to dilate fa , her ' rayon the
A ° o ll- - 9 . 641° .:4 1 k9F.1 e 1 i 'aii thole fans, In widely meta
ti , si s til i aL i e..9*.4.;l ll .!.7 l V l 6 P-P 6 ". 4 c f 114 ' 3 %
A tWii€l3l4-14iiiikifilf fiCiIOBATS: ' ''' .1
tuaiblint likeakink Rooke4ith
ffitkiiii T e tin ' g''l' .-- - ',
oilirsWArtitiiiiitialtpee — ii_ llarn - fittariiiey; ftilly
orb taatiodawn ,Itoes, llttr. Wllllamet Boit& Were, Id.
TA loiwai . .bilaa Yar ds'; Mae Matilda. h0. , ,,",--felO4f
TIONASXLVAPC I 4 A O 4:DP/Irr 9F
-` ASS WI ABTEI s. •,; . .
~ , .t ~,,,' No. 10'16,cluistsiri , fiTimvr, '
lop 3PAN.,14.1LT (Sandaya. exeopted)'frosa ft A. W.
~,,notaatiaton ddi esnte.„ efialtilien,l2 orooti. " ,
elleigee of Steek,"eatitlinOr bolderia fatally to ad
qtdinntai a), all Wats, pd, ~ , , , 47-U,
s rlltUtilfAla ir LEND , : liaLla.-3111S (*.Elio
, lidding 01011UTIZA give Pnblio REIXIIAIid.
A I
' twifitrrlLTUßDlalf;,`-Blogie :R ) ckets 25 dente 1
ei'' I(rd , dt tidkottroillPoidoiiciat be obtliine'l at
^ - it, 110 Oat stonteireenilleek fa' atawton , a, OCilliln
Wentrandanielinnt, and at•dlia door of the Hall.
lit per firma . otetwitetreettette at 111‘ otalook P. M. 01e.41
RAND4AIRd , :22d ::OF, :FEBRUARY.
• •PAILADELPAm WASHING ON MONIMINT
OIATIOAMII' hiqd R Tatei ettmatiookit OW the
ISt ot•Tobrtutet z-Ttt' eohtintle two , treeko—st the NA. ,
TION AI, HA L" MARICIII",Streeti below -TILTS.
'mITHI , OItRATATIOI &ORIONS ! ?moat& to build
onument to WASHINGTON lit ttgAitity." felB•2tr
T rE t t 2 e.trym. LAB . -Oats d o llttg :
a t eterts.l.o
ird visolrof tbh distiegulibed Prime Donna
414(}1100.111;&-TATAINTINI.E.AllAVALLI 1.
wevoltley,wilibevaeteseirety relented
ibwwwareett this week, vie : Osystlea from Tro-=
yrkti:WW.teir enrig.**ftaisiniliar,,daint,a Is Yrifuoti . , from
atigcboa orekelyteglioeitt. (as sang' Jenny„Lind),
ibelltyrias lila by ,Llnley,teiquoy, by Alm Lovarney,,
tbsi L eelebratiod Itrics4lsin , b y idellbran inog,byVi.
ii,dp",RiitivE'vartatioas
- ,the egletretadltleel,7ol!s (asuog by,Parodl). .
Ilesjitgwler, 17,0wypany,- eeEnffirleleg Virile's, ?dyer's,
June. Trisei tlisuol4ool4* 'Henry, Plar,leil
Idgiy;E4 . Iy!rrale;.ll4, wilLileck appear, fiery
419:nisirt 'Ommtisoe, it lisl(liest seseTt, Ad.
old+lan 4 , Beek.st Stage blanker
and Oiiiidpi4o.' te2B,6t
uttau ;art egormf•
1 59.0,JAAN8fari.,3.11859:
_II MU...17 m
sti-xtra,L.DlAla i._ -, , ~
DOR TIM
i WHOLESALS TBADT,
To whisk we laritettenttott of -2 , • .., . ,
• 7, ,i.IIOIITHERNIANEFIIKEBTWAN ". !
' ,-. '- lanOileNTS.
• ._
1 . J. W, PROOTOIt , V, 00.,
ten • - • , - Zr Ntg'..ollolTttUf Street.
NEW SPRING GOODS t
EIGBTII _ :ARDEN
thAre daily receiving New Goode,
) ---
I Alai wtifohlto maintain their far•famed reolitatlon for
' t SEIXISIGtYPE.F:CILE&P, ,
y ore determinee-toeell for. •
`ZalrAilai Altoltura! •
t.%8. /away Buts ,
Best Bleak Silks,
Good Plain 8111rS,
Handsome Ba . yedere Silks,
• , .Mareallne end Florence Silks.
'Biqa elloillitteleacissickenne Rootorti f4O;
An itoinetuse variety of
- New sal Nary Rich Patterns
IPBIIIIOII AND ENGLISH CHINTZES.
Fleet' Fronting and Family laterdtlB . , of our own
and impottattod: ' • -
Cloths, Casslmeres, lifnelins, Flannels, Re., Ro.
Oat It
,yd,
N. E. Corner lIIIGHTH it SPRING. GARVIN,
fel ! , SET.T...I/OR,I3ASII,,AND Bur orB_rxoß.
111/,0.014 LEN , DRITOGETS OR -
.Avor - ,OLOTtII3:-4uni tie rtm l en ni t ut
+lO. 19 '4 4 Drfiggire. °: , ,
Y , i , almteitta bage , Bordimol
ineidltlyn• do• d r 19• i
cjc i tA large lot of
new ewee ~ tila,47 opened at low vices
- 1 strix it mania ; :
?WIN Wo. 220 WIIRSTNUT
ikowELr." oAirs.rs ',75,.0EN TS.—
Juet opened, a 'largo ' rot of Lowell lag min
Oaenete, new patterns, loin gold al &EVEN TE.FIVB
OHNTB - A.' YARD. BAIT,E & BROTHER,
T412-tt. - N 0.920 OIIEBTNUT tHreet.
. ,
;tin/108111"o "ZN;111.101. - "TAPES;
1..." MISS.—We are now reoeiyingour Spring Stock
of irloh Carpetlnge, eell at the lowest
ea pr e . ri-..1111ELY:& BROTUEIIi
, NO. NG cRESTNO,T Street. •
ot= filittAmb' tar ket.
FOR SATZ-LAFOInt,,STORY BRICK
DWELLING, No,II.I.IVAROII Street, three-story
baek,b4 l ;4t room, and kitchen on the
140 t, , oom4, rat' She "Witt manner; with all
tlid rerele4 -- ,isetprciemente; in 'eopplute order.. Poe
or* ey 04*, t4. 0 .4th of April.
1121!%0 , r. s dsLDW LL ' "nrathorsor Street.'
• FARM 0 820 AOREIS , PUR $80.00:
itimunni Lands sold, Intend, 'and,_l6cated front
2210 Atiao 'it/Wafts" Onlee,44:2:aornes
tad 011318TNUS , Etiants. '
11111 APER - MILL TO. , 4 , ELENT. 4 —The , Paper
lull known as LIASIVISILL MILL; eitivite4 on the
"Wieinhielton OneeksedidL one milt (Soak Oliostiiht 1111 l
Railroad Ststion, Thlslllilr In adapted to 'make fine
Min* noillieiWonnlone saieblne
Inokskirldeittid all•the , anpititeitencne -for' the sno
, essistal seineastureof iniper.''Poteseelen even !tenni
' dlatelr . :4oll; 6.faddibei: "'
~Rp• 0808 08 ' IT: tEvia,
tr ", •t , •;• '§i) Bolith BMW Sti • It. -
tlOl - EMNt‘,--On thelet Janne* , next, -the'
• •nrery refiettat ind extensive Roolds;01, Sd, 4th
IthAltiois r 4 faith 2$ fentSy 146) ef the SIEWSTOIIII;
i*BK.RE fitre4o, , in k 0
e bilidin one 'of the Sae
Intrenteitiasin the'nppar Mei hetween'lTlStllt toad
TR Bbifitenutylottoci: *ante, the no`rth 'ono 'on A
roe r fittAtilithlocid'aittitgii *19 , 26 'feet•into min 3
Y et. Apply, on the Premises,. nol-t/
old-huntariad `,STOtt
lti:MAßW,Aireet, viiarlenonC- ant tl cob .
.„.,44 , 417.14./VraR 4 TT/T, 828 , MARNICrEltr s eS
- - -
131/SEEM
•
k S'WA.TS(44 - ; "--
40-. I, ,
IMPORTER OA
••• • •, -
ii r ATUELES, iEWEI,4I,Y, &a.,
NQ. 325 biliftEßT STREET: •
'..tc.imiatanti, on band a full aistortinent of Vaaheron
• .
and Constantin Watches. • fel-em
& Co.,
.102/91k6L1r,
neve ' removed to their norr Ilre•proor, WlrMe Marble
L , , • - More,:
. „•
- - - 819 .OHETNUT STRENT ,
poxes BIDE, BELOW TIIR dIitiIIDLRODPA, ;
Now opealagUelr rall,l3took, ,
/EXERTED JEWELRY, PLATED WAIIRJA, AND
YANOT"GOODA, -• •
To which they freitelhe attention of the publio.
DILVDR-WARD, • WATORTD, DIAMONDS, AND
DRAMA . -
Ar lIIIOLIBIpI ANA MAIL
till-lf tf
RATT & REATI, . '
imron,TEptt : mip wg9cEs#LF ]?xlha f .sAto
IN
ALL bAbuiPtioxs,
AND FANCY GOODS,
JEWELRY,
pollen the attention of Dealers from every section to
a Stock uneurpasseel in extent . , styli), Or eheaynesil.
febll-1m - - -
tri6olizate:erlotOng.
CLOTHII 4 4ar ' '.•
t AT Wi-TOLESALE:
al. , xtax, s az .0 Xvi.
888 MAIIHNT STSTIBT, •
•808THEAST CORNER 01 VOTOITH STRUT, _
Offer for sale; on the moot -
•
LIBE-R-AL , TEMMS,
Anew and eittonelyo Stook of
SPRING -AND SUMMER OLUTILING,
ADAPTRD TO TKO
- SOUTHERN SAND WESTERN TRADE,
;
VINT INVITAI THE ATTRNTION O r /117111tti
f0h.1.40t •
"'• • -
A, T. LANE. - •
WHOLESALE OLOTHING
' WARERO 0 MS,
No. 419 MARKET STREET,
febl-8m • PIIILA.DELYELTA.
fjato anb gc,t01,3.
C H. GAJILkEN,
Ketf7ACTI7B3RB AND WHOLDBALD DIALNIIS
HATS..CAPS; FURS.
BULK AND STRAW BONNETS AND STRAW
GOODS,
AIITIVIOTAL SLOWSRS, P.SATMOBS, R130H116,
ace.
, No. 600 and 602 MARKET ; STREET,
Southwest corner of SISTR.
EXTENSIVE STOCK, BEST TERMS;
LOWEST PEICES.:
febl•the
1859. SPRING• -STYLES. 4859.
„..„ .
AGARD. - & CO.,
'B2B MARKET STREET,
Invite the attention of Buyers to en MITERS 111 W
and eomplete stock of
HATS, OAPS, STRAW GOODS, &0.,
Willett they offer for Cash or on the mai credit.
' feb2•Sm* ' -
Ntw Jerk larn erroba §onaes
SPAINEP TRADE: NOTICE
ajaPORTANT
EVERY DRY•GOODS MERCHANT
IN THE UNION
DE FOREST,.
ARMSTRONG, & CO.
'Are now receiving their" eprlng bn ortatlonn, and are
ealablting at tbair • . .
SALES-ROOMS,
• SO AND ei eitaMBERS STEMBT,II.
The moot extensive, elegant, volied, and eompletb
stook of -
FOREIGN
AND
DOMESTIC GOODS
EVER BEFORE OFFERED
Fed sale by them, and prose:Mug attractions and ad
qtages to the trade generallY, and frog all puts,
inch aa are , td. be mtiawith frprerylew places. ) Their
iatenatve stein On Otissa y bers street; which theyo - eoupy
:trutire, .egable Ahern to appropriate to' each clue of
geode a operate 'department, and to have, in fact, en
ninny distinct ,taste in theltwarerooani each of which
will be complete. Without spec*ing the articles em
braced, they would name the dokartments; via
DRESS GOODS,
SILKS,
WHITE GOODS AND LINENS,
• CLOTHS AND OASSIMERES,
•
FLANNELS,
, SHAWLS AND MANTILLAS,
HOSIERY. Alp .Grayßs,,
YANKEE NOTION'S,.'
DRESS TRIMMINGS, " ' '
• • ,
PARASOLS,, ' ,
1110ME'BrIOS . AND PRINTS
To - Mali Dottiest'', and Pilot Department they call
`particular attention, embracing all the, leading makes
and styles which will be eold at the very lowest rates.
They have the entire production of the
WARREN PRINTS,
A print which hu done more good to the retailers
through the Country, thehtet loason,.thim perhepai any
other low-pea* print. Their Merrimac, Cashew,
prsgue, Geamtei;Dthmizell, anCEADIFICI I,37ARAIs7TII
PAINTS, are of the very beet ealectlons.
- - 'O,LINTON,GLASQOW, LANCASTER, AND SCOTCH
G1NG11.6318, In: oyery,wigtr, , 1 . • , ,‘ •
111101 r
• DOMESTICS
embrace the following brands
WAUSIITtAS, HILL DIANIIIACITII4ING CO
DATES' MILLS, NEW' YORK MILLS, MERRIMAC,
LONSDALII,- ARIYWRICIty, , POCASSRT,
NAIIM.REAd, PATTERSON', PIIPPERILLy
wait& itOog, MEBRON/ ' - CARdlily
MEtilitonA tAwitr i NOM, - , AtLAN
All the well•known maws of, YICRS,SYRIPES, and
DENIMS, each dro York, Ilamtltoo , Yinberton,,k.o.'
-1011oftitigAtado. on Liberal tams, they.lnvlto'notlei
'to their Munio+atrebt Ana lininbdr, a 8 s4 o Yet ':;fe_244rn
febiPintta•
• FOR - THE 50 . 1111:41HARLES
TON,BAVANNAII, tuyi MATANA BTEAM
811IPB.
EII'EMONE STATR Captain 0. P. Marehnian.
OTAT.II CH GllOßClA;Captainlohn J. Garvin.
IHABNL, Captain Win. Rollins.
YOB 006.111.E4T0N, 8. 0. • •
The II 8. Mall Steamship ICHYSTORS STATE,
aptaia, hiallaltoll4 thzttligh In dtt to 50 holm, 9.1'
cialridity, alarohji!th.al.lo
The E.' If: Nail Stestenhif STATE OW GEORGIA,
O tats Jahr,l:GetTle, will salt _tin ire eneeder, Meech
9th, at 10 A. hi. • - •
The splendid first-nit:is side-wheel Steam:ap KEY
STONE STATE and STATE OF GEORGIA. now run
se above every ten days, thus forming a live-day Dom
muniestiou - with the South and Southwest.
ID" Übods reoe4yed &n 4 pus of lading signed every
At both Charleston and Savannah these ships con
nect with stoma* for Florida, and with reliroads, ito„
for Gil Plasee in the Sotah andSenthwest,and with the
Steamship ISABEL, for Mayans, .the 4th and 19th
of ovary Month.: I 1 • • .
nunGwv REDuitED. -
&we': Freight at en average of 16 per oont. below
New York, orteiniship rates.
' • INSURANCE:
Freight andTcourenoe on a lane proportion of Goods
shipped ileutkwill be found ; to, bo rower bitheee ships
than by *Ohl le nehl.' _,._' -
,Cabin Passage to Charleston and Savannah ' 818 00
Steerage " { C
8 00
Excursion Tickets, good for the preseat year.... 80 00
Tickets to Havana,.. ..
',- 85 00
Through Ticket] to New Orloaos 20 60
Do . , Mobile 35 00
De • , Montgomery 26 00
, -Do Albany, Ga 24 00
, • Do - , .
.: Columbus, Ga • • 28 00
. Atlanta, Oa ' 23 00
• , Do Macon, Ga 21 00
Do Palatka, F1a..... 23 00
; Do Ficolata, Fla 28 00
, ,Do _ _ . Jacksonville Fla 21.00
•Do - - Fernandina,. Fla. -- - • 21 00
No bills of lading signed after tbe'ehip hatt Sailed.'
•:. No freight received on the day of nailing.
For frolfhtnr passage apply. t..,:,. .
._ : i f , . 1 . , , *
.L A. 131111.014. Jr! :- :
Southwest corner 201111T11 and CHASTE*.
Agents in Charleston, T. 8, .t T. 41. BUDD.
i .. Sayan/M.11;0.A. GIUMEE',94 GO.
HAN GE OR
- gr D4PAATtran
OF NIOW WIFE ' - ' ' •
. •
' On and after TUESDAY, let March, the Morning
Mail Line will leave Walnut street wharf at 8 A. M.,
and the Evening Mail at 6 P. If., via Camden, Trenton,
and Jersey City.
•
- The 10 A. 81, Line Will: leave tVeinnt Street wharf,
bylsteamboat to Tscony, thence by oars to Jersey City.
• ;The New• York. tig. A. M. and 6,V, P.. •M, Lines,fron3
,NeDaington 'Depot will be' dlioontintiell after Monday,
the 2§th •
ffe:ls;et TZIIIIII, Agint
.111/IAOKEREL:•; , 46B 1',2, and 8
UT* altelcerel, whole, hey, and quarter bbla., original
proliragen,lornale by •- -'O. d. BSDI HB & ()0..
, • fe24 IAIIOII Otroet 24 Malt above inad.
Try; IVMAR+CI 1, 1f,i59,
',l":"':':',.'.!flifartlttblitotioner -- * -
voßciEsTriir.%
bicyjorsAaws,
.14;1.i. (Pt 04 0: •
PrtILAIS.ELPIiIA'
It will be mean, by the folleiing certificate, that
WORMESTNIVS SERIES Olt, III'OTiONA4T.FB hare
been Introduced by the Board of s Controllers, to be need
In all the riablie Soho,olo of the eta of Philadelphia:
°rime - Or viaCOmirtoct.ana,cie POSLIO SCHOOLS,
MITPISTMOT Or PENNSYLVANIA.
PKINADBLVIIII;PALIIIIry 9, 1859:
At a mOoting of tho Oontrollore of Publlo Soboola, -
Vint Metrict of petosylimuls t held at the dontrollors',
Chamber, on Tuesday, February 8,1859, thd following
resolutiOn was adopted:
4.ll.solved, That WOROESTEWS SERIES OF MO
_
TICII4WIES, bBrtotroduced, to be need in the Pablio
Schools of this District
/ 1 0 1 4ERTtearetary.'?
. _
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COrtgretpla
1.--THE SCHOOL DICTIONARY,'
ELEMENTARY DICTIONARY,
111 -THE COMPREHENSIVE DIOTIONARY,
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Xs constantly actiaooini In'ioptiar fsioi.' The bodke
have been introduced, by authority, into the Public
Schools of Boston New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore
Washington, D d., Bt. Louis, Chicago, nod most of the
principal places of the Ehiled /haft. , They represent •
the Orthography and Pronunciation used. by the most
eminent echolars, both in Eegiand and America. Th e
definitions are concleely expressed, and seldom leave
anything to be desired. , For ell school - purposes they
are the boot Dietionarles extant. They need only to be
examined to be universally adopted, .
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William It. Prescott, LL.D., gays I have long
•
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have done so mach to establish the acourisiT of pro
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IN CONFORMITY WITH THE LAW OF
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,POSITION OP TEE COMPANY
AUTIIORIZED CAPITAL 910,000,000
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Remerved fund 214,610
Lira fund 531,160
Fire reamed fund 153,710
.C 1,085,017 at $5 la $5,410,02 00
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ASTMS
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Amount of cell premium received $607,032 00
Amount of interest money received from in-
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Amount of premiums earned
EXPENDITURES.
Amount of losses paid in United Melee
during the year $149,010 67
Amountpald for reinsuranoe 8,627 93
return premiums 29,916 64
Amount dividend paid during the year
thirty per mint.
Amount of expenses, including fees and
. commisaions to agents and officers of the
Company 90,892 26
Amount of taunt paid by the Company.... 8,188 18
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MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE ,
COMPANY, of New York.
Ooh Aseete, Jan, i, 1969%;. : :
SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE
'INSURANCE COMPANY,
' Cash As:sets:lad. 1,1i359
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INSU
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11 MU Amato, Jan 1, 1869
IRVING' FIRE - INSURANCE CCM.
PANY, of New York.
Cssh Aessta..lm. 1, 1F69
MERCHANTS' FIRE INSURANCE
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Cielr Assets, Jim 1,1869 239,070 83
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THE MUTUAL
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Per rates and other o particulars, apply to
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No. 152 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
1024-lm 'PHILADELPHIA.
ENTERPRISE
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This .Company insures Balla:1ga, Earnitnre, and
merchandise generally, againet loss or damage by fire.
The policies of, this Companyexpremaly provide that
when assigned as collateral scantily, they shell not be
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Ground Rents, Mortgages, Mechanics , Liens, and
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Insured if desired. '
DIRICTORS.
F. Ratchford Starr, Mordecai L. Daemon,
William MlNee,,.„ George I.l..Staart,
Nalbro Frazier, John H. Drown,
John M. Atwood, . 1i A. Fahnettock,
Benj. T. Trertiok,, Andrew D. Cash,
Henry Whartoni ' J. l i ivingeion bringer.
F. NATOUVORD STARE, Presideni
CHARLES W. 00X8, Secretary.
TEMPORARY OPFLOE:
152 SOUTH FOURTH STREET
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NORTHERN ASSURA N CE COMPANY
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FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE,
Notablighed In 1839—Inootporoted by Spools' Aot
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Paid Op Capital and Sur
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Annual Bayonne 166,740 10 6 933,784 32
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DEFERENCES IN PHILADELPHIA.
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durtann_
_
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BY YULE ONLY, upon favorable Jenne.
Jacob N. Reeler,
Initialslcbarne,
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)3 D. Rogliatt„ -
Gob/gent. Levis,
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John Prontice j
Edward Mier,
P. R. Birokheadi
Henry R. Foote.
JACOB
EMMY R. Poore, Secret
PIIMADRIPILIA, Deo 231
NOTICE.—THE PRESENT CAPITAL
.1 of THE ENTERPRISE INSURANCE COMPANY
($100,000) haviug been paid in cash, notice Is hereby
given that an increase of the same, to the sum of TWO
Hundred Thousand Dollars, has been authorised by the
Stockholders, and that the subscription book will be
opened on the drat day of March next, at the Office of
the Company, where it will remain open until the in
creased amount has boon subscribed.
011ARIAB W. 0016.13, Beoretary
PhUadelphih, January, 1869.
11. 4 1NTER PR ISE INSURANCE COM
I'ANY.
(FIRE INSURANCE EXQUISITELY.)
magmas.
P. Ratchford Starr, Mordecai L. Damon,
William M'Kee, George H. Stuart,
Nalbro Praetor, John H. Brown,
John M. Atwood, B. 11. Fabneetock 3
Benj. T Tredick, Andrew D. Oneh,
Henry Wharton,J. Livingston_ It minger.
P.IIitTOTIVORD . STABS, Treeident.
CHARLES W. CIOXE, Secretary.
Temporary Ofilce,l62 South !SMITH Street.
Jol3l-tmarl rp
IifULTON'u INSURANCE, ADJUSTING,
A. AND COLLECTING OPPION,
No. 808.. CHESTNUT
1'11114131114111t1.
The underelgoed haying been practically engaged for
a number of years in different capaeltles of the Insu
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exclusively for the Insurance Oompacies—now offers hie
services to those eustaining Loss or Damage by Fire to
property 'Mwed, in making out their proofs of each
toss or damage in full compliance with-the intricate and
cunning conditions of POlidies Of Insurance, in such a
manner as to obviate plea or excuse for reduction or
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Lie will glee particular attention to the Collection Of
Malmo against Insurance Companies.
Puttee sustaining -loss or damage by fire, as above,
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be soon after , the Bre a r s paitaible
fa 224 mil*. - • t
G REAT WESTERN INK/RA.IIM AND
TRUST COMPANY.
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•
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Insures against Lou or Damage.by WIRE, MARINE,
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Alexander Whilldin, Traoy,
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Timm Etaalehurst, John R. Todges,
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Thu. L.lllllesple, Marisa Harlan,
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O. 0. L THROP, President.
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1114 S UItAINOE OOMFA.NY OF THE
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Wfllam 8. Smith, Thomas B. Wolfson,
•Rohn B.Badd, Henry G. Yreeman,
Wllliom R White, Oharlee 8: - Leseis,
George 0. Carson.
HENRY D. SHERRERD, President.
WILLIAM Maras. Secretary. Je9-wfrm.tf
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..... 425,273 00
IMPORTERS AND WIIOtESALE DEALERS
CHINA & QUEENS WARE
Nos. 23 and 25 S. FOURTH STREET
in7LtitbASSWARII. been or br the packogn. tni3 lm
amp-- TH.k SOUTH
AND WEST-18n..
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'The PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND BAL
TIMORE RAILROAD COMPANY now offers Through-
Tickets to Wilmington, N. C.' Charleston, B. An
gnsta, Atlanta, and Dalton,
Gs.; Rnoxvllle.Nash
ville,Chattanooga, Grand
Junction, and Memphis,
Tenn.; Huntsville. Ala.; and New Orleans. Also, to
the less distant Southern calms, and to all prominent
Western points, as heretofore.
The steamship ISABEL realms Beret-Monthly Trips
between CHARLESTON and HAVANA, and offers a
very desirable rou e , to passengers for the latter port,
avoiding Cape Hatteras
For tickets, or further information, apply at N. W.
corner auvria and OHESTNIIT Ste., or at Depot,
BROAD and PRIME dta. Philadelphia.
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445,754 95
365,880 08
241,864 81
♦T UOME AND ABROAD
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£1,239,760. 136,298030 C
HIRE DEPARTATEiiT
LIFE DEPARTMET
DLRBOTOIIB
Hon. B. B. Cushing
Charles le. Watrotts,
Ellhu. J. Baldwin,
J A. H. Hasbrouck,
Aaron - Olos.i,
John M. Beach,
Matthew Kelley,
Alex. 0. Lawrence
Alfred Clapp,
Wm._ Pt. Porbes.
=ELM, President
JAMES FIICTON
Between Market and Chestnut,
P#ILADELPIII&
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LTA • rz0i.139 and 141 130(0111 1011.11711 fiTEIRT
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LARGE OALII 01 1. 101A:f. ESTATE AND frOoKg—•
, - vuorzvßsiNs:+:- —_'• - - - .
Pamphlet catalogileX ;few ,reidr," 4thstallOOE full
descriptions of all the Tropelt 'mete.' he sold "on Twit
day next. let March, with', llet'of ialel•dth,-11tb)
and 2'4 March, olnipriaing every hirgoammintaf Itoi.
petty; to be sold peremptorily. -- • -
.. TRADE SALE TO 1100103ELLE1h3 '
fry. The Fifty.second Philadelphia Trade Sale of
hooke, stationery, ,to., wlll,oommenpe on Monday, Met
March. Catalogue!, now containing invoices'
fr m the principal publkehers thtonitlient the 'United
Eltate4.l
SPII/Nft BALES—STOOIIB ASiilllls.l; R TATE
0 : second Spring Bale, this evening. ;211hirlbIllirrady.]"
Third Spring Sate, Bth March.'
Fourth Spring Sale. 15th March.'
Fifth Spring Sale, 22d March. -
IE7 Part or the handbill' far oath of the above 011611
now ready.
STOOKS, are.
Thin Evening,
March Ist. at 7 o'clock, at the' Rhiladelphia Ex
change, will be aold=
For moonlit of whom it may concern
-65 thares Consolidate Insurance Company—par $6O,
full paid. • •
30 shares City Bank stook—par $5O.
81,0007 per cent, loan Went Philadelphia 'Passenger
Railroad Company.
5635 scrip of the Delaware Mutual Safety Ina. Co.
1 share in the Point Breeze Park Association.
1 " Philada . Library Co.
" " " Mercantile Library Co,
11 hands (7 per at.) Donaldson Improyenient and
Railroad Co., par Wir O.
' • ' Executor's Sale.
50 shared Bohemian Mining Co - mpany.
85 shares lino. and Vine-street Passenger Railway
Company.
REAL _ESTATE BALE-THIS EVENING
•
ABSI4NIIEB , PEREMPTODY SALE—THE SPLEN
DID BANESN4.IIOUSE, CHESTNUT WeItEET, be:
been Fourth and Fifth greet, erected for the Dank of
Penney'vents, ail' be positively sold, without reserve
or limitation.
fr 7 Fall demariptlong In handbills at the auction
MOMS. t
1:0 , It may be Been fromll to 2 o'clock every day
previous to WO.
IRREDEEMABLE GIioIIND-RENT $7,666-545§ 16
a year, well Seemed on thirteen brick dwellings, with
insurance for $5,000 which will be included in the sale.
NEAT 'MODERN" YOUR-STORY BRIER DWELL
ING—No. 145 North Twentieth street, between °harry
and Race streets, at the corner of Totand street.
Raeoutoes Bale—Estate of tea. David Miller, De-
TAVERN AND DWELLINN—Wortb - Broad street,
first house north of Rue street, west side. -
ELEGANT WALNUT • STREET _RESIDENCE.
- . .
Mao, the anterior residence, No. 1221 Walnut street,
between Thirteenth and - Broad, 26 feet front, 23s feet
in depth, to George attest,- with stable and easoh
hoome. •
To Capita : Bata, Builder& 3.e —Trniteela Ws.
LARGE AmD VALUABLE LOT, 198 YT. FRONT Off
PPRUCE BTREET.-- - 7411 that large mid valuable lot of
ground, anente on the southwest corner of Ppruce and
Twonly.flrat Artiste, 198 feet on Aptrucentroet, IAI foot
on Twentj-drat street; and 19f1 feet
on Granville street,
three fronts. ID" Clear of elf incutOblnuce.
Orphan& Court Sale—Estate of James 81. Bre h on, .De
ceased. - •
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• • .
VALUABLE STABLE AN D 00AOILHOUBB, West•
moreland street, between Spruce and Locust, and Broad
and ,Pffteentit streets, adjointhq the Academy of Music.
Same_ Hstate.—LAßGE AND VALUABLB CLAY
LOT, eonthwest side of Olarkht lane, Moyamentina,
contalulog over eight Acres.
fame Estate.-LLARGE Loy, OVER. AORRB,
northwest side of Gray's Ferry road, near The U. 8. Ar•
sena!, with a large front on the River Schrulkill.
Fame Estate.—FOUß BROOK DWELLINGS, north
tide of Union street, between Third and Fourth, and
Spruce and Pine atresta. . -
Sam Estate.—THßEE-STOOP BRICK DWELLING,
weet aide of North Seventh street, above Wood street.
Same Relate -,--GROUND-RENT; 9430, A YEAR,
outor a lot or ground southwest corner of Twenty-,
&at and George otreete.
Same Estate.—GßOUND-RENT., US 75.100 . A YEAR,
inning out.of a lot, of ground-eouth aide of George
street, went of Twenty-drat etreet,
Same Eitate —LARGE AND -VAIIIABLII LOT, 48
ACRES, Gray's lane, Rabbit lane; and Plubsdelphia and
Brandywine turnpike (later Bloekley township), Twen
ty-fourth ward, West Philadelphia, •
Orphans' Court Salc—Estate of John S. , gmith,
STONR - DW RUING, PASCHALL ;VILLAGE, T WEN.
TY-POI:MTH WARD _Two-story atone dwelling and
frame stable, North street, Paschall Village, Twenty
fourth ward, near the Blue - ' •
TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, north aide of
Locust street. weet of Fifteenth street, opposite ."
vary Church."
MODERN DWELLING, WITH SIDE YARD, No. 904,
Franklin, street, north of Poplar street.
' SERGEANT STREET —Neat dwelling, No. 914 Bar
gain:it street, between Ninth and Tenth. and Race and
Vine etr'ete• IR - - Immediate poseession.
Orphans' Court Sale--Rotate of Reyes Newcomb, Dead.
GROUND , ERNT UP 167.60 'A TEAR, etear of taxes,
twined on a lot of ground north side of , Goatee street,
'east of Nineteenth street. ' •
- ' "PareMptory Sale '- ' " •
- Rotate of Peter Wright,DAneforelt
VALUABLE MARRST ANVt.OSI3IERCE STREET
STOREe.—The srelLbullt fire-story brick store, No.
505 Market street, and substantial tive-story brick ware;
house in the rear, fronting on Commerce street and
the lot of ground on which they are erected, 20 feet
front on both streets, and 200 feet in depth.
HY" 520,000 may remain on mortgage.
la. Bale almolnte. —
Peremptory Bale.
Same Nitate.—TALIIABLB STORE, No. 609 MAR
KET STREET.—The well-built, six-story brick store,
with ornamental iron front; No. 609 Eferket street, 20
feet front, 100 feet deep; ieitti all modern conveniences.
frr Subject to a yearly ground-rent of $6OO. Bala
absolute.
TWO-AND-A-RALF STORY FRAME STORE, No.
1100 North Seeded street, south of Edward street: -
TWO FRAME DWELLINGS on alb feet wide alley,
between Front and Second Bluets, and Germantown
Road and Edward Street: - -
THREE.BTORY BRION DWELLING. No. J 323 Lew
is street, north of Thou:open' street, between Tenth
and Eleventh street ' ,
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VALUABLE MEADOW LANDS, 8S acres, - With two
dwellings, Thompson'a Point, on the Delaware river,
Gloucester county, New Jersey, about 24 miles from,
Philadelphia.
- SERGEANT STREET—Neat Dwelling; No. 914 Ser.;
geabt street, between 9th and 10th, and Race and Vine
streets. Immediate possession.
VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY .OF A GENTLE
'MAN GOING TO SQBOSE.. •
• Thle Evening,
March Ist, oommenclog atex o'clock at the auction
store, will bo sold the valuable 'private library of a
gentleman going to Europe. Included are a number of
desirable works on interesting subjects.
}Cr" For particulars see catalogues and the tsolra,
which will be arranged for - examination on Monday
morning.
Sale at Noe. 189 and 141 South Fourth Street. -
13OPERIOR FURNITVRE, PIANO-FORTES, FINE
FRENCH PLATE -MIRROR, BRUSSELS OAR
PNTS, rho.
On Thursday Morning,
At 9 o'clock, at the auction etcre, an extenelve
asteirtment of excellent second-hand furniture, elegant
piano -fortes„ fine mirrore, carpets, etc., from laminae
declining housekeeping, removed to the More for con
venience of sale. ,
HANDSOME BURP:IVAN, ROSEWOOD PIANO,
' FINE CARPETS, BOOKOASES, &o.
On Thursday Morning, -
Also, the entire elegant drawing-room. dining-room,
and -chamber furniture ' china, 0.0 rosewood piano
made by Schoemaker A CO , of a gentleman detaining
housekeeping.
117 The entire furniture was made to order, and has
been in use but a short time.
AT PfIi.VATE SALE.
A handsome resideace, with stable, coach-bones,
and large lot, Main street, Darlington, New Jersey.
11 , 1" WILLUM H. STERI6,• GENERAL
AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORM, No. 45
North MONTE Street below Arab
Sale at No 46 North RIGITTIEI Street, • .
SUPERIOR 110II8TU0LD TURNITIIRE.P,IER AND
OVAL MIRRORS, CARPETS. SILVER-PLATED
WARE, OIL PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, &c.
On Wednesday, Morning,
At 10 o'clock, by catalogue, will be sold a large• and
superior aeaortmont• of rosewhod. walnut, and ma
hogany household furniture, mirrors, carpets, silver.
plated ware, do
OIL PAINTINGS
,
Also', about 50 paintings, in gilt frames, en
gravings, etc.
TABLES! WITH MANBLE DEW, AND
PATENT, CUSHIONS, BALLS, CUES, An.
On Saturday atcrutni,
At the auction- stors. at 11 o'clock, will be sold 6
billiard able'', with marble bade, patent cushions, &0.,
balls and cues. ,
J. A. ELIBOZ 4 I. Auctioneer.
fp*" Consignments of new end second-hand honse•
hold furniture, piano-forted, esrpets, watches, jewelry,
respectfully solicited. on whieh liberal cash ad
ramose will be'made if required.
11:7 'Out-door salee attended to prewiptir. „Charges
as moderate ms any other booze In this city. - ' •
Legal • Notirtes
IN THE ORPHINHi , COURT FOR THE
_IL
CITY AHD COUNTY___OF
_ Estate of MAW. EW SMITH, deo'd
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle,
and adjust the account of Jour; GALLAOIIBR and
J. MoOONNELL, Executors of the lees will and tot.-
moot of the deceased, and to make illeteibution of the
1)3.1.wca in the hands of the accountants, will, for the
purposes of 131 e appoint neat, meet the patties in
terested on MONDAY, March 7tb, A. D. 115 U it 4
o'clock P. M., at his Office. No. 23 South TILTED
Street, In the city of Philaielphia.
fe24-thatu bt WILLIAM 0. BATEMAN, Auditor.
OH&NOERY oF,IsTENIF
Josbus Hawns'ey and others,
Comp!ainants, and
The Trenton Mutual Lite and On Bill, is
Fire Insurance Vompaoy,
J I
Darts.
In pursuance of au order made by the Chancellor in
the above-stated cause, dated the third day of Decem
ber, A. D. 1858 the creditors or the above-nomad In.
entrance Company are hereby notified that they are te•
Bared to present to the subscriber, residing at Trenton,
New Jersey, and prove before him, under oath or af
firmation, or otherwise, u he shall direst, their Neural
claims and demands against said Company, within six
months from the date of said order, or that they will
be excluded from the benefits of such dividends an nay
be made and declared by said Court.
JAMES WILSON, '
Master in Chancery.
fe22•tn 6w
1N THE ORFHANS' COURT FOR THE
JIL CITY AND COUNTY 01? PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of JAMES OAI,IPBELL, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that MARGARET - BWEDNY,
late Campbell, widowaf said deeedent,lras died in said
court en Inventory and appralsoMent or the personal
and real estate elected to be retpined by her, under the
provisions of the' act or 14th April, 1851. and unless
exceptions thereto are presented on or before March
4th, 1859, the same will be approved and confirmed. ,
JOHN MAHAN,
41,* Attornity for Widow.
eractrus.
GOOD GROCERIES
AT PAIR PRIOICS I ! !
OHAS. H. MATTSON,
13013.111WE18T COSNER TENTII AND ASCII STS
Has on hand. and le generally receiving, THE BEST
OF GROCERIES, which he will sell at the most REA
SONABLE PRIOFS FOR CASH. Having a LARGE
and 0110I0E ASSORTMENT of BLACK. and GREEN
TEAS, he is conddent of being able to snit, both in
quality and price, all persons in want of the article. in
quantities of from one pound to the half cheat. Hie
general assortment embraces everything in the way of
FINE GROCERIES, and he would reapeetfolly ineits
all In want of, good articles to give him a call. It will
he worth the trial. noso-:
/Miss:solutions anti tErapartactsbips.
JOTIOE.-J. D. HOOVER (late U. S.
Marshal for the District of Columbia) has asso
ciated him.elf with WALTER D. DAVIDGE, Coun
sellor at Law. Business before the U. S. Supreme and
Circuit Courts, the Court of Claims, and the Executive
Departments promptly attended to. Address DAVIDGE
& GOJVER, LOUISIANA Avenue, Wash.ngton Olty.
J.14-tf -
B NC HBOOTAIAKER.—AUGUST
JR. • RIMIER, No. 166 North FOURTH 'Street, re
spectfully informs the public, and bOUVIERN and
WESTERN MERCHANTS particularly, that be con.L
tinnee to manufacture Feebionable Boots and Shoe. to
order; assuring those who patronize him, that he will
guarantee that bin work will give satisfaction, both ac
regards superior finish and excelleßie of rasterial,
Prices reasonable. - - fell Wu
Mafia -- aixict
.„_
J. 14 GIIMMEI — & - !$01.78,: •
UP 101h-tiiiBfiT. AtfOtlONlMali, '
Piro . 11.20 WALNUT smart
- • ; MUT' SPEING
Oo Tharaborkreningr • •
Manta al, et 7% ohgook - the PM Ms — 111 •
aluinge, wilt be
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- Estate Of Dr: 31 , nhn Dee'd,
TUE VALTIADGE RFAIDENOB AND, LOT -OP
GROIIND f southwest corner, or Walnut and -Eleventh
*uncle, lot 23 feet 'on Walnut;.hy 145 feat deep on
Eleventh street to Canning street, with ad-execlitatt
stable on the.rear./ Ml* la a very valtiable • property,
being in a central location, and having (rent* on - two
desirable street*, In well-tMilt;and furnished With all
the modern conveniences.. - - -
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- .Estate of J. K. Kane, Deo'd.- -
THREE-STORY MOH DiVIILLING. eoith aide of - •
rermpr Street, 62 feet east of seventh sheet, between ~.
"slarket Red AraVetreets, lot 15 'feet front'ly 44 deep. .-,
Ettbjeet to a ground-rent of £1 266.
emne Retate.—TEME-STORYTIRIOE DWELLING,
south side of Farmer Street. adjoining the above on the
east. Lit 16 feet; front by - 40 feet deep. -
Tft'AOT 0? 384 ACRIIS or BIJPERIOII , TIMBER,
-AND FARM LAND, with the imProwemente, elitists is
Middle dmithdeld townehtui-Mouroe county, Pa . abaut
8 'adterrnorth of Stroudsburg, and ooe - mile from the
Daktaate and .Lackawanna Itedlioad.. The timber 30
priicipally oak and chestnut; there is dtheS on the tract
rplendid red stone gnarly; is convenient to mills,
tanneries, stores, &h., and In every way desirable,
FOUR-FiVRYi. BRICK AssIDENOE; •ffith all the .
modern conveolesees, northwest corner 'of Eleventh
and Chaff stftets, beta 'Vine !street:
06.11. D.—J. M. fituitmey tc Afono, auctioneers, - will
hold regular sales of Beal Estati, Steaks, ?se. Alf%
household furniture at drellings:
REAL ESTATE AS PRIVATB
itr On our Private Psi, Register rill eltvtlo 69
found a very large amount of real estate,
ovary deacnption of city and country property.
J. El eIM.IMBY .tr. SONS,
- Beal Estate Broken,
' 'fa° WA:1 3 111T Street! below Sixth
1.14/11La V, a LW,
No. 429 MARKNT STREET
PALE TKIS. (11TBEDAT).MOUNIN4, MARCH 1,
• la. O'CLOCK. -
A OARD —The attention of - purchaser's is requested
to our sale of 400 piehagss and lota of favor and staple
dry goods, this (Tuesday) morning, March Ist, at 10
o'clook„by catalogue, on aig months , credit, comprising
a general a.sortment.
14 01'nE.—Includea in ould thb 4 UIAS 163 "
found—
600 Paris Melia
2AOO London printed caabnie4e shawls,
500 pieces tine pia d roil de Cbssre.
1 000 placed dew style Beyedere dunals.
1,000 pieces 0 8 ',midi/tit =Met lawns.
500 pieces Persian lainea and otallies.
IRO pieces satin stripe crossovers.
200 0.4 blink Alpacas.
-Also, linen gambols bandA4elifers. mantillas, 0.
;TAILORING: °CODS.
6 4 Frenclib'ack - ninths, drilla. London - welt.
ego, Marseilles 1%413.7 ebitlngs, black nab
carats, merges. ,
Aim. 200 pieced Clanton matting: -
503 Bruisilela rugs and door mets,
BILE OF IhrPOBTIM AND DOMESTIC DBY
This - Morning,
March ist, it 10 o'clock , by catalogue, *nubs-month'
credit', 400 packages' and lots, of fancy and ataplelm
ported and domestic dry goods, comprising a. genets!
assortmeot. -
Barnples and eabiloines „early on morning of gale.
g. • lA T LOT, - . •
Mr,4 l / 4 1 .5) '
6 casia toner prints:
ALPACA LIIBTREB AND! 0R1C...X WIILT/N4B.
11 canes 6 4.6ne black alpacaluayea... '
• 8 cases 4 4 checirquiltioss„ , -
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PRINTED DE LAINEB,
cam fanny printed de banes,
44 AND - 64 Ams- MATTING'.
Thia Morning. . . - -
100 please 4-4 Caper quality matting'. -
.60 do 64 do (to- do. ' -
LONDON' VELVET RMS. "
-- bales Loudon velvet mgt.'. -
babe tapestry,doornsata.
BLANC SATIN' V.EBTINGS:AND SILK SERGIO.
An invoice of super, black satin vesting* and Bilk
gorges. _
BLADE. Ililo3 DE ninNE ORAVATS.
24 X4o,rieh,eupeibleek tune de Rhine CP/VOL
BLACK CLOTHS.
—Plates 2 .4 elver Freneh black: denim.
1.5 OASES LONDON 9.B'PRINTBD LAWNS, Oco.
, Thin .
15 eases London 9-8 panted Lemke; new styles
2 cages fancy robes a lea, ,
- PARIS STELLA Btl WLB. . -
This Morning,
60 lota 12-4 and 14-4 - impair quality Paris Stella
shawls, avers and round toners. - -
PRINTED CASEDIERE,BIIAWLB:
2,000124 and 14.4 London, noir stile I;rints4 Cash
mere !bawls, - - • - •
12.4 Sae Stella dumb
12-4 do do ", do
. . .
LINEN DRILLINGS AND LONDON IrELTINVEL•
4 cases side bandslieen -
2 eases London ireltings..- - ' - -
2 eases London black' and white chicks.
POLL DE CREMES, .D1:70ILli, AND AIRAOAII. -
6'oases fine 'pastel poll de OnOvree. - •
E do do :110 ducats.
4 do 6 4 London black
NEI'? NTYLETEINTEEKBAYADERE' AND STRIPE
. WOOL BAREGEB.. - -
4 wies-mew styla heiyaisre stripe and fancy Mont
busses, all choice colors and patterns. . .
S EUBBARD & CO., AUCTIONEERS
No. 922 miamErr STREET,
BISTWA`tiII
CARD —We . invite the special attention of the trade
ana purchases generally to the poeitive- sale,of faun/
and staple goods, notione, En to be made this (nee
day) morning at o'clock precisely.
• SALE OF FANCY - AND STAPLE 000D8.
Tido Morning, 4 '
• Commencing at 10 oteladc,. wilt be sold; w ithout starve, a general at ,
of fancy and staple goods,
mutable for nresentesles;omprirlaing men's and boys" ,
lambarsool shine' and drairese, do cotton 'do, tibiae
silk vests , ladies ' and miserns , silk; merino; and cotton
hone, gents , ailk, - merino, and cotton half bore. ladles'
and genre , colored - elk; merino, lisle thieidoiald c otton
gloves, buck mitte alsdiranntlete, Paris kl,d , glcieen, /ca.
FILLET MITTS _ •
Also, an excellent assortinent of Snit matte, long and
dent, of recent'
DRESS TRIMMINGS, LACES d=o. r -
Also, silk dress battens, silk bludingg, braids, triages,
bed laces, An.
AD*, art assortment of sill, thread, bliincle, -- and cot—
ton laces, and edgings, fr.g.,
,EMBRO/IN/R/ES AMR MILLINSRLEMDS.
Also, an loroiceo , f preach and Scotch arobroiderlec
and millinery goods, ,consisting of ; llosn•eambric.' and
jaconet sets, flonneinge, inserticgs, Swine itnd itCOllO%
sonlling, bock mulls," Ac.
Also ' wtite and colored bonnet satins and Mika,
opringcolors tetras - ribbons, permanen t flounces, .ko.
.. . .
~ _
Also, = pieces Yreneh and .lnglish - doesicins and mt.=
sinieres, siattinets, tweeds, cashmerettes, illazinllien
coatings and vestings, 4-4 linen duck, dze,
- I,I24ALL' yrARBB.
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• .
Also, a valuable mantra:tent of small wares, eamlirs•
log linen and cotton' tapes. bebblnete, stay bindings,
dile and cotton shoe Lacbre.,ltyron and etandhog cella e,
French lawn and Bilk cravats, razor !strops, combs, but
tone, ace . together with' a_ general variety - of notions
suitable for city and country trade. '
IE7 Catalogues ready early on morning of sale.
ritRILIP FORD, AIJOTIONERti; No.
830 MARK= 11Talrar; bqtlreen. ad
SIXTH; sOntb • -
HAIR OW CARPETS ON SIX motrvis , •craDtr.
TRis . Morning,
Starch Ist,, at .1.0. Oslo& .preciaely, we will sell, by
catalogue, ma six months , credit, about 250 pieces of
extis, auperaws, and medium qualities ingrain, Veul.
that, and cottage carpets, of the best city mantra°.
tares, to which the' littentsen of purchasers is hatted.
BALE OF BOOTS AND BHOE4 ON FOUR:MONTHS , '
CUM.
On Thursday Morning,
Marsh 3d, at 10 &cloak, so tt be sold by es'elague, on
4 months , credit. abont 7:0 'cases boots. shoes, and
brogans, oonsistirg of the usual assortment or city and
Eastern manufacture, to which the attention of the
trade, and buyers generally, le particular], invited.
1/00 SCOTT, Jr., AUOTIONEER, No. 431
ORESTNIIT STREET, opposite the (Intent
Rouse. between FOURTH. and FIRTH Streets_
FIRST SPRING B iLE OF EMBROIDERIES, FRENCH
FLOWERS MILLINERY GOODS, &a.
On Wednesday Morning,
March 2C commencing at 10 o'clock. will be sold,
by catalogue, 100 lots French embroideries, com
prising a full assortment. viz:
FRENCH IIMBROIDERIZEI.
French embroidered double nambrio collars and nate.
Do do muslin do do.
Do do jaeonet - do' ' do. '
Do do. Palm . ' do do.
White and black real Moulton, and Maltese thread
lace,collara,&c. • , -
VEILS LUIZ POINTS, AND MANTLES.
Superior l'imodi black lace anipnre and Alencon
Veils of newest atiOestdeeigner,
Black lace points and mantles of new and - rich styles.
Also, springetylee french artificial flowers 44 white
mane tulle. ' - ' •
,FILIUST MITTB , ANBeLOVLB.
Fienth 'Wiwi silkflliet "41 Farb rcveke teEot4
gloves.
Alio, French steel spring boon. '
WRITE COODS.
A line aniline tape attacks
Cambric and jaconet muslin.
Swim end book ronstioa, bo.
- LINEN CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS.
Alao, genie , pain and colored border linen cambr4
hamikerchlefs. and Nines' plain and bemiatltclisirds
TRIMMINGS, LACES,
Nelvet moire antique trimming ribbons, spring styiaa
bonnet ribbons, blaca &nimbi lace, real thread lamp-
Joined blondes.
Also, new ei-ing abler' fancy crape and straw bennetg
, PASUSOII3-1317W .1331BRELLAS.
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Also, superior oily-made parasols and sun umbrella*,
of best spring styles for city trade. ,
•
JEWELRY. - -
Fine fancy cameo, painted, .and • lava jewelry, eine,
vest and fob chains, ern
FIRST LARGE PEREMPTORY SPRING SALE 01'
400 PIECES OF CARPETS.
On Friday Morning.
March 4th, will be sold at the eales-reom. No. 431
Chestnut street, by catalogue, commencing at 10 o'olook
'on a liberal credit,' a large and varied assortment of
Solite heavy three ply, ) -
Venitiaa, ingrain, - Carpets.
Ram and list
To which the attention of city and country buyers fa
invited.
Ey. Samples and catalogues ready early on the
rooming of sale.
EALB OF VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS FROII TRH
GALLt RV OP M.EniRS. H. R. DIESELDOEFF &
CO., BROADWAY, NE N YORK.
On ktornirg.
iset , by catalogue, commencing at o'clock /
will be sold a choice collection of oil paintingv, front
the gallery of the above well known firm.
- .
Particular attention is invited to this rile, which wilt
be found to contain many oricinal pictures of great
Value, together with copies by celebrated artiste of
works of acknowledged merit Also, included, floe
colored lithographs, pastel drawings, rich china vases,
brorza etatnettee,
ID — The whole will be arranged for examination with
catalogues some days previous to the sale.
MOSES •If THALi b, A.INTIONEIIi
ILL AND OOKIESSION ICIMAHANT, 8. N. Some
811THindRAOIEtreetc. , •
GREAT rimaci ACCOMMODATION.
MONEY ! - MONEY ! ! MONEY ! !
- .
. .
Morley liberally advanced in large or small amounts,
from one dollar to thousands, on gold and silver plate,
diamonds, watches. jewelry, fowling-pieces, musical
Instruments, farnitore, dry goods, clothing, groaerles,
cigare, hardware, cutlery, books', Noreen, vehicles, her
nese,, and all articles of value, for any length of time
agreed on, at Nathow , 'Principal Establishment,
southeast corner of Sixth and Race streets.
PROAIISSORY .NOTES, with collateral, disoounted at
- the lowest market rates,
GREAT BARGAINS IN WATCHES. THWISLRY,
&0., AT PRIVATE 'SALE, at NATHAN £l' - PRINCIPAL
- ESTABLISHMENT, S. E Corner of SIXTH and RACE
Streets. Thefollowing articles will be sold for lees than
half the timid store prices Fine gold Eegliah patent.
full jeweled and plain, of the moat approved and best
make, in. hooting cases and double bottomed. Fine
gold escapement lever and lepine watchee, in hunting
case end open face, some of them extra fall jeweled and
beet make. Silver Englleh patent lever watabee, es
capement lever and 'opines, in bunting one and open
face, some very superior: English, Swim, French, and
Quartier watches; Hoe gold vests, fob, neck, and
children', chains; floe gold
_pencil eases and pens,
bracelets, breaatpine, Hager rings, ear•rings, studs, um
dallione, and jewelry generally. Superior Havana clgaci•
at $l6 per thousand, in boxes of 20 each, will be eold
by single box or Anantitits to entt purchasers. lin
merona fancy articled, &Ai
TON'S - ENCAUSTIC TILES for
• • -
Ornamental Chimney Tope for cottages.
Garden Vases and Pountairs.
Vitrified Pipe for drams 8..4 water eondnetore
Imported and for sale by
tel6•tt
romp,. eoinete
TAILOBINQ 600➢6.
111.SNCII FLOWERS
BONWETS
e. A. riummort,
1010 011EITNIIT Stale%
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