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Ofnfri r natAtAirithaaaka ea.'s.= Yuman
!bl- ares Oonranr. - -.4fThe oenteanial 'anniversary
Atltlte:lustitatlonsof. the Vigilant Engine Company
" 'Hats eelehrated: yesterday by the, meoslosrs of the
eoivpae - tiVeitoe Of 'genets:Ml fired during Gni
I;...day, and in the evening there was a munifioent
,„ 4 )beciullit and halt in the Musical - Fund - The
,f,tt,,ootnpany , was verysideot,- and; the banquet *me
,' 'AMU reallymignlfteent. -- The arrangements mode
- for the, entertainment of the gueits refteoted great
credit n the oomtalttee. : Messrs: D. B. Heideman,'
'• - Aleithiltlionszey, George L. Plink, Joe. Hazzard,
' • Theedore.Wilson, John Galloway, lames S. lien
,•-neray,•and ,Thomas A. Erin.' The entertainment
•Wite, prolonged 'unto an early, hour this morning,'
When:the aompanY &period, highly pleased with
the entertainment.
..:/jaarnis] OF TUC Assooiiriolt 1011. THE RE
-sotesk or Duanzan Puutuvtl—The annual meeting
' ' ' of- the Aisoolatien for the Rpllef of Disabled Pho
nier' was held lastrevening. The usual business
- Iraussotedoifter whieh the .dtwoolation went
• -luta a ,balloffor the election of trustees. The pre
sent, offeerswere re-elected . After the election,
...Mr. Miller, of the - Philadelphia Mote, moved that
the trustees be' authorized to apply to Councils for
'..,;11101 'Sinn al 'had. been deducted from the appro
, prattons made to the companies that had been sus
pended during, theilyear. The resolution was
adopted, after which the meeting adjourned.
BUROtaay..---On Sunday night - the fur' store
at ,the Comer,of Comb's alley and Second street
Anear Aroh) was. entered and robbed of a large
quantity of valuable furs, amounting in, all to
abo* 82,1300 or $2,700.
Doctor Franklin , Abroad.
*A cramp, LETTION HITHIII.2I,I7NPI7DLILIF6D, runt
cazthinta pie:crux. -
The following letter which we boiler° has never
been published 'hitheito, eyes some Very curious
-notes .of the. observations and reflections of Dr.
Franklin upon his first visit to France. It is ad
dresSed to his Timm.
Penis, Sept. 14, 1787.
;Din POLLY t ink always pleased with a letter
from you, and I flatter myself that you may be
•%'.loltietes pleased with one from me ' _though it
eheuld be of little it...vortics., such as this, whieh
is totoailst eta few ocoasional remarks made here
. tuati.onnay journey hither. '
--- Seen' fter I left-you in that agreeable 'moiety at
-Bromley, I took the resolution of making a trip
'•7 with Sir John Pringle into Fromm, ITo sot out on
-the 28th past. All the way to Dover Iva were
• furnished with pOst.ohaises hung so as to leanafor
- . ward, the top doming down over one's eyes like a
//gad, as ditto prevent one's seeing; the country,
whin '-being One =or my greatest pleasures,./ was
engaged inserpetual disputes with the inn-keepers
tunfpoetiltions about getting the straps taken up a
hole or two before, and let down as mush behind;
theytnsisting the chaise leaning forward was an
ease to the horses, and that the eontrary. would
.kill them. They,added their reasons for this,
-itlsieh' were no reason, at all, end-made me, as
upon a hundred other °elusions, almOst wish that
- mankind had not been endowed with a reasoning
• 'Amity, &nee they know so little how to make use
- of it, and so often mislead themselves by it; and
that they:had been furnialted with a good sensible
instinct instead of-it.
- At Dover,lhe next morning, we embarked for
' Galata 'with a number of passengers wild bad not
been before at sea. They, would. preview:ly make
a hearty breakfast; booms° If the wind should
feirwe might, not get over till supper time. Doubt
:- leas they .theught that, when they had paid. for
their breakfast,they had a right to It; . and
that when they had swallowed IV they were aura of
But they were obliged to. deliver it, up. If
yon; my' dear friend; ever go to sea, take -my ad
• Mee, and Ave sparingly a day or two beforehand;
the eickness; if any, will be lighter, and sooner
over: Got to' Bales that day.
Perfeut impositions are euffered from boatmen,
porters, do., on both sides of the water. I know
Lot which are most rapaotoue, the English or the'
Numb ; but the latter have, with their knavery,
the Most politeness. . -
The roads we found equally good with (Mrs in Eng
-Bat then the poor peasants complained to ue
- sully that they were obliged to work upon the road&
ttre months in the year, without being paid for
their labor; whether this is true or no, or whether,
-like Englishmen, they grumble, cause or no °sum,
I have not been able fully to inform myself. The
women we atm on the road to Boulogne, and in the
inns mid villages, were generally of dark complex
ions ; but arrifing at Abbeville, we found a sudden
- change, a multitude of women In that place
peering remarkably fair.
As soon as we left Abbeville the iwarthiness re-
turned. I speak . generally ,t• for here are some fair
',Women ad at, Partsorho; I think, are not whitened
;.women
Ae to rouge, they don't pretend to imitate
Ifltare in laying it on. There is no gradual ditninu
, fft °feeler from the fall bloom on the middle of the
abed' to the faint tint near the sides ; nor does it
chow itself differently in different faces. I have not
yet had the boner of being at a lady's toilet, to see
bow It is laidat; but I fumy mould toll you how
his done, Ou% hole of three inohes' diameter In a
pled, or paper; plaoo it on the side of your face in
soh a manner ar that the top of the hole may be
. just under your eye, then, with a brush dipped in
the color; paint your fade and paper together; so
• when the paper Is taken off, there will _remain a
patch of red (meetly the form of the hole. This is
the mode from the actress on the stage upwards,
- .through alt the rankSof ladiei to the princesses of
the blood;:but it stops there, the Queen not using
Itt,ltaving in the serenity, oemplaseney 'and be
nignity that atlas es eminently in (or rather
,through) her countenance, sulhoient beauty, though
bow an old woman, to do extremely well without
it.•
You see I speak of the Queen as if / had soon
bar, and so I have; for , you must know I -have
-been at Court. We went' to Versailles last Bun
day,and had the honor of being presented to the
Do spoke to us both very graciously and
- olio afully is a handsome man, has a very lively
t and appears younger than be ie. -
',a4 In the evening we were at the Grand Convert,
'Velum the family sap in public. The form of those'
sdAng at table was this t'
!dad. Louts*.
nrattani.
„ ..
DL Maar&
lino table, you eee,, Was half a hollow square, the
service gold. When either made a sign for drink,
the word was given byone of the waiters, "A boire
pour Is Roi,' or, "A'hofre pour la Kline," .to.
en. tire, persons within , the. square approached,
one with Wine, tho other with water, in the corm/-
fee ; each drank a little glass of wha t brought,
and then put both the °amines with a little glues on
a salver, and presented It.
The 'distance from each other was streh'as that
three other chairs Might have boon placed between
any two of them. ,An officer - of the court brought
na up through the crowd of spectators, and placed
Sir John so as to stand' between the Ring and Ma
dame 'Adelaide, and me between the Queen and
Madame' Vietoire, The King talked a good deal
to Sir John, neking.many questions about our royal
family ; and did me, too, the honor of taking some
notice of me. That's saying enough; for I - would
not hare' yorv.think me so much pleased with this
Pug and Queen as to have a whit less regard than
IWed.to Anse favours. No Frenchman- then go
beyond me in thinking my own Ilinfeand Queen
the very best in the world, and the most amiable.
The civilities we everywhere metre give us the
strongest impressions of French politeness. It
eceine to,,b• a point settled here universally, that
strangers , are to be treated with respect; and one
has just the seine deferenee shown one hen, ltj
being a stranger, as' In. England by being a lady.
To• otateephonse Ann at Ports Bt. Denis, as
we entered Paris, were about to seize two dem of
extra. Nadeau Wine, given us at Boulogne, and
!Molt, are Am:sight ,with us; , bat , ar. eoen as they
'found - we wore strangers, it, was immediately re•
taitted to neon that wont. .
At , thtrOburob of Notre Dame, whore wo wont to
see a inagnifteent illtuaatiation, with figures, so.,
for the decorated Dauphineee, we foetid au immense
ortiwd;who were kept out by the guard ,• but the
maleer,being told we were strangers from Eagland
Li immediately admitted us, accompanied, and
stewed us' ei . orything. Why don't we paean
_thiCtitbanity to Prenolunen? Why should they be
al l owed to ont-do us in anything?
Travelling is one way of lengthening lives, at
least in appearance. It leonly ifortmght ilnoe I
left Lofiderybutthe variety of scenes we have gone
through makes it seam equal to six months living
In one place, Perhaps I have euffered a greater
change, too, in my own person than t oeuld have
dome in sixyears at home. I bad not been here
els day, before my taylor and perimeter had trans
formed me into a rrenehman. Only think what a
figure I mak& in a little bag-wig and naked ears.
They told meT had become twenty yearsyounger,
amitilOohed very gallant; so being in Paris, where
thanked, is to be sacredly followed, I was once very
War making lore to my friend's wife. . '
This letteewill oost you a shilling; and you may
tLink it iheap when you consider that 'timid me at
east -fifty gutueits to get into the satiation that
Ambles me to write IL Besides, T might, if I had
Staid at home, have won,
_perhaps, two shillings of
you at eribbage. By the way, now Tiriention
,garde let UM tea yea that 'quadrille" is quite out
of fashion here and English whist all the mode at
Paris and at Court.
And pray look upon it uno small matter that,
marrounded as I am by the glories of the world
and by dissipations and amu s ement s of all sorts, I
remember you and Dolly, and all the dearfolks
at Bromley. It le true I ominot help ft, but must
and ever shall remember yon all with pleasure.
Reed I add that I am partioularly, my dear, good
Mead l Tours, most affeotionately,
' B. PBANKLIN.
ITATIPTIOS or 1861—The number of railroad
seeidente
_in the United Metall in 1852, bywhich
lost; was 79; killed, 129 ; wounded, 41k.
This does not Inoluds aooldents doused bytbe care•
loveneu of travelers themselves. In 1858, there were
$2 Buell aooidontt, 119 lives laid, end 417 injured.
Tke number of steamboat accidents during the
year 1854 wan 21,1, pereone killed, 242; wounded,
141 Thin is a deereale from those of the'provious
year. •
During the past year 26 persona died in the Uni
ted Statausorer 100 years of age.
Thelionaexna S. NEvies a forraerlY Judge
of the SdprereeCoitiVil New Jersey, died at his
residehoiln - Jersey,Olt , LOn Wednesday last, in the
64t104tel'Orhtritp., `Re tilled two terms, each of
seam! part, eijnottee of the littpreme Uonrt by
virtue of eleetionthy the Legislature, and retired
from.thet . :post,th ISO. !Since - that time he was fre.
quetitarentployed to aid In tile- trial of causes at
thosCeironits where he lid reeentlyprosided as
judge intilimpairedlealth Ineapaelteted him for
proloselonet,thitier;
- °Linda Tliaati,Kmatie—The New Orlesits
Tfeartne el - Orman:the' ithprehonsien that the
oranger_trainr In , that Mt, and vicinity, ithieh for
•two of three years lore 'been prolific' bearers of
trait 'have saliently suffered from ttni bite freeze.
Ali tie orange trees in thatxbilnity were destroyed
by I frostabetti. ten years age. • ,
Tinn;Altnatits Moan, Tamps.-4110 Anne
,e'of 4ohite. Esrey has travelled .to Egypt and tired
'Unseal rtadrainbitiMi of, the ininWtrlan lords of the
Vickeioy. has sent Mr. Rsrey an offer
iof twenty.treAlcuided 'horses It be wilt eerie to
satilla z iiitidrmitions in his 'aft to htm, his
-
'.4l4f r yittarlittaatinrii Pa.l 011 Thursday,,
perfeetty,whiffi,, excepting
thelallatid cl . tae '..tdre..weroi of common
-
Limaartista, Cheatai county, Pa.;
bag bltta -Arreatatt Oil a ohittgo of iatenttooay
oniawiovicrattild, lataat oalythree months
Virkkligtifv!, , , - Etnii-poftrite,oi of Wi
fison*itc-iii4:6l4*-13114.4111etifq prftlpiton
FINANCIAL AND - COMMERCIAL.
The Diener Market.
PuiLenzLraik, Jan. 1860
Very little wee done in neanolal matters to-day.
The banks were all closed, the Board of Brokers
did not meet, no oustom-hone bueiness wan trans.
acted, and most places of bueiness were Wood, at
least to outward appearance, and where door-looks
were off among commercial houses the wet/pants
were generally deeply intent upon balancing their
books. -
The following is a statement of thelmainesspf the
Philadelphia Custom House for the month of De
cember, 1850,:
1867. 1863. 1869.
In Worohnnoe 'No. . 212,682,742 624,643 623,01 0
Warel)ou'd Cm foroi'n pte. Issms r i v i
other dietr!te. 82 6A7 23
WithAr'n for consumotton 6 4 : 1 4 . 2 8 , 14 1 , ? 3 ,7 3 2r 5 .: 8 ,2 1 1
treneporttition
exportation—. 6.021 6140 4'016
111 Warehouse N 3,381,039 660.427 680 210
nitorod for consumphqn. 101,622 644 635 686,901
Free mdse. mitered 138,97 T 866,942 23,310
riIiCXIVHD.
IBM. 1857. 1834. 1889.
Dee.... 8271,9 141.)M 117,729 101.24
Prey.ll mos. 4,029,1 12 2,917.170 1,821,219 2,201135
The following is a summary of the entire indebt
edness of the State of Indiana, forelid and domes=
tic, for the compilation of which we are indebted
to T. G. Palmer, Esq., deputy auditor of State;
Internal improvement bonds outstanding... E 394,000
FiYe per cent. etecke ordetanding , ....... • . . 5,322,000 CO
Tyro and a half por Cent. stocks outstand
ing.
0,061.298 60
Mud tinned to the board of c o mmiesiopera
of Sinking Fund, under the not of De.
cember 23 : _lkS8 . ..... ................ 1,1M,219
--•-- . . . .
Vincennes Um varsity bonds .- • • •• •.
Loan from the board of coffin,' asinno ra °fib*
making Fund co pay interact due July 1,
Bonds issued to pay li4rosi duo July i,
Ino.ooo CO
—.................. ..lndebtedness of the General Fund to other
funds 029,016 E 0
. • .. • .. ..
. .
ue Phel v connty. for an advance AO To
venue or ma ....... •.--,• •—•
Total 1113,236 M 37
The indehtodne3s et the Genera) Fund to the
ether fund,. 'November let, 1337, wee 021.373 to
On the let of Nuvembor. 11157, it was 3g7.617 31
- -
Tn.:we/we ..„. 591,548 49
Add amount of taro lone to pt u inkwell , $30,W0 00
Add difference between babteoe
vember 1.1E57. 8484631 67, and November
1, 1869, 3178.072 83 811,769 85
- ,----
Makes ....
in . 1,163,767 81
as the /Mount of debt aoeumulated come
queries or the failure of the Legtelature of
1867 to 13 , 1111 revenue bill.
The iddebletinece of the General Vend to the
other fond,. November let, 1859, Was.. OVA'S 80
November 1, 1/348, it was . 40.772 03
Additional loan to li iiiiiiiiiiii i iiiiiiii Ira IT)
Deduot difference twetwegn halanoe nu bend 873,830 27
November I. 18.13. ($172 873 83,1 and No
vember 1,1818. ($102,413 74)
Maori 803,638
as the amount of debt aocumul i atod I n n on c e-
11
quence of tho refusal of the .esielgture of
1888 extra session, to got noon Governor
Willard's recommendation to levy a tax for
1858 •
By telegraph, we learn that the Lehigh Valley
Railroad Company brought down, for the week
ending Doe. 31, 1859, 4,931 tone of coal, making for
the season, commenelng Dee. Dee. 1, 80,252 tone,
against 43,995 tone to oorresponding thus last
year, being an increase ibr the drat month of the
season of 18,23? tons of coal. 10300 tone of pig iron
were also transported over the road for tho week
ending 31st nit.
In Australitywhen a bank suspends, the usual
prude° is to take the president to the nearest
tree and serve him in the same manner. The ro.
medy is simple.
Philadelphia Cattle Mdrket.
Jaieuse., 2, 1380.
The receipts of Beef Cattle reaohed about 5,000 head
this week. The market was dull and bluets very scarce.
on aecoon. of the holidiy. The following are tho pars
titulars of the eldest
80 Dime Abrahams. Ohio. so. cross,
84 Carr & McQuaid, Oolo• $609.
64 lb Eckman. Ohio. e336e4.
67 Thos. Eltrieklana Ohio. 8889.
BO B. Baldwin. Chester county. 81989.791.
48 13. Oray, Ohio. 87 8088 25
70 Mooney & Smith. Ohio. 876960.
34 Joe. mull. Ohio. 637366 w,
Se W. Holmes. Ohio. $384 01.
18 Vennedr & lit oCleese. Cheater enntitl. 8789.
53 Haymaker. Cheater enmity, 8768.
114 Frank 7k Ullman. ohio. 8788.
20 H. Chain, Ohio, 45 608425.
33 F. it !debauch. Who. 83 6084.10.
At W Fuller Ohio 8869.
14 D. Cemm ill. D tlaware. 868869.
38 Greenwalr. oleo. &sees..
600 head of Beef Lattle were sold at Wentz'. Union
Drove Yard at prima 'analog from 87.13069 00 the 100
bs.
610 head were &armed of at the 'l3 till's geed. mostly
Cheater county cattle, at prices ranging from $7.00 to
co the 100 The.
603) Sheep arrived and sold at the Avenue yard at
from 7 to WO ifY lb.
100 flows were also sold at the Avenue at from 823 to
$6O P' head. m in quality.
The arrivals of Boys, de rine the fall and winter, have
Imo very heavy at Imboirs Dillon Drove Yard. g 631
head arrived end sold this week at from 88 00 to $720
the MO Ms net. •
3,638 head of Mi l lerd itnd sold at the Avenue
Drove Yard, by & litallman, at from 8440 to
87.76 the 100 The net.
Comparative reosiets of Cattle, at the Philadelphia
market, for tbo last five years
Beeves, cows. Dora. Sheep.
18E9 88 1933 5680 137500 314 tOO
1053, ....81 090 ' 17.125 183,860 277 800
1887..............,700 13.676 112 861 301 800
, .61 Iko 6 465 97000 9°6100
63,100 9,00 69,100 171,110
. Paz Meg Or Crtartmta BautfErr.—lttrill be
remembered that, on Tuesday night last, during a
political diorite at the Soho Heade. on Grant
street, Mr. Charles Barnett seised bold of Mr. .11.
Overington and threw him, face downwards, on the
floor, thereby injuring him severely. A charge of
assault and battery was instituted by Overington,
the grand jury found a true bill, and on Thursday
Barnett appeared in court, put itt a plea of guilty,
and requested that the final disposition of the mat.
ter be postponed until Saturday.
The request sae acceded Wand the matter came
up on Saturday. according to appointment, Messrs.
Rippey and T. 13. Enmilton appearing for the Corn.
monwealth, and Mr. Marshall for the defense.
Mr. O'Niel, of the Chronicle, Mr. Overington, and
another individual, wha wore present at the time
of the oecnrrenoe, testified to the elmomstanees at
tending it, for the infermatlon of the court, after
whiobJudge McClure sentenced the defendant to
ply a fine of thirty dollars andoosta—Pattsourg
Trite Press, lase evening.
Mid. &phi&
K. Adelaide
Sxr Asmu.—Judge Mellon, on Saturday,
delivorod the opinion of the court in the matter of
the petition of IV. Brown, oxoepting to the re.
port of viewers, appointed to assess damages in the
right of way of the Pittsburg and Connellsville
Railroad Company, the argument of which we re.
ported some week or ten days ego. The report of
the viewers won set aside, because the company
bad not made the necessary affidavit to accompany
the report. The Jude was of Opinion, however,
that under the affidavit, filed by the company on
the 24th of December, the company oould take
possession of the lino through Mr, Brown's tract,
and proeeente the work on thole road.—Pittsburg
Journal of so:fordo.
CITY ITEMS.
Tag BRAN= Aro GROW DIPPZCIILTIRO.—The
telegraph has announced the arrest and the holding to
bell of Masan. GUM and Bmnoh, to prevent them from
leaving Washington for the purpose of fighting a duel.
We learn, from our private correspondent in the city
Just named. that the gent/emen arrested had no inten
tion of engaging in mortal combat. They had certainly
arranged to leave Washington on fiaturday but It
seems that they had simply " paired oil'." for the par
pope of proceeding to Philadelphia. to prootire now suits
at the Drown Stone Clothing Hall of Rockhill do 'Kli
ne:l, Noe. etki and COO Chestnut street, above Sixth.
PAgranernr.-.A. Servlan, named Moses Paitooh
has public had, at Vienna. a carious little book, in which
he adrooktes the use, for telegraphic. ;wpm& of a new
universal language, entitled " Pasigraphy." The words
are to be formed by the ordinary Arabic) °inhere, em
ployed in very In:oolong combination', produotive, cc
carding to the author, of an immense saving of time
and trouble in the telegraphic intercourse between the
different tuitions of Europe. Anything that serves to
facilitate an interchange of thought roust be beneficial,
slit will give all creation a defile to order the elegant
etylso of clothing gotten US At tht palat ial store of Oran
hullo Stokes, No.6olCheetnut street. '
FaIfALS EXT841,60.0011,-It to related in a Con
stantinople letter, ea an instance of the extravagance of
the ladies in the Sultan'e harem, that one of them, a
favorite. reeently desired a !Wye, carriage. Silver to
the amount of 880.000 was melted and transformed into
the necessary mamma, and she soon appeared in the
preeltnie vehicle. Ito coat was about a tto,o 0 piastres.
In our enlightened land, ladies' extravagance seldom
attains a greater altitude than the desire of a new dram
or the means of prehenting their husbands with a stylish
cult from the " Continental Clo'hlng House" of E. 11.
Eldridge & Co., northeast corner of • Chestnut and
Eighth streets.
DOING GOOD TO ALL.—BYILDS, the proprietor of
the celebrated Gift Book Store, No. 439 Chestnut street,
net content with givtni a valuable gift to each par
chador of a book, sold at a grist usually lower then the
Publishing price. yesterday distributed l.1))0 l•rgo•sised
I ayes or tine !rob bread to the needy. While Evans
continues to do baldness m h is preennt generous style,
and give a portion of his profit, to the poor, he must ex
pect to prosper an alt he.nndertakee.
Loves Wencttorsts pon Fisa TMAS, Seventh,
and Brown,
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
P,II COPP,
Tuuhlail Noy, 0036MITTIE 01 TIIIMOIIII
A. J. DERIIYIIHI
LETTER. RAGS
it THI EISACHAVTO HlCHingl, THILLIALPHIA.
Br. ship Stamm. Nelson Livervool. soon
Bark Linda. ...... .......Ci enfuegos. soon
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA, Jun. 3. IPOO
B ,F IG N I NNEr -7 213--EltN BETS-- -.4 44
.-- .9 27
BY 'MSGR. 41.11.
(Correspondenceof the Philadelphia
2— l ISLAND,
CAS S ISLAND. NJ, Jan 2-0 l'
The pilot boat Herald, reports that the brig Mar
tneon, mound on Joe Floirger,will become a total loss,
he crew were taken ME yesterday and earned to the
roakwater. The fleet whioli started for the city on
Saturday, returned to the Breakwater yesterday, lo
company wi th brig Ashby, and tug Putter. Th e U
sabre .Delaware and Lennox. for Jupiter Inlet, Fla—
with materials fur the Light Rouse now in course or
erection there—Went to sea yesterday. There te some
floating ice in the Bey. The shi Tonawanda, for Liv
erpooloind hark White Wing , for Lamar ra, went to
sea at 33i o'clock tine afternoon. Nothing in eight in
ward bound. Wind NW.
Yours, THOS. B. HUGHES,
BELOW.
Ur. MaulL pilot, reports the brig Ellen Bernard, for
New Orleans tnalde Reedy Island ymers, and bark
Belle, for Boston, and the steam tug lb lot at New Cas
tle Diem
!Z=ZZiSi
tunes Paragon, Drinirainter, for Havre; Hampden,
Pateman, and J. Baker. Allen, for LiverPOol, put to nes
from Onadeston, 22th ult.
Ship La Duchene D'Oricani. Hines. cleared at Balti
more list ult. for W Gout Routh America.
Birk Laennta,Bearce, was up at New Orleans 25th nit,
for thls_port.
Bark Bid Hickory, Holmes, for Falmouth, remained
at Havan Ann uit,
• Bvrk• Aaron Harvey, Miller, hence was at Goren,
Africa, Nnv 18th.
_Brig Melvin. Callaran, hence for Boston, remained at
'Holman' Hole, aith ult. with two men frost bitten.
...Brig gamma, Pipktiam, from Boston for ttne port,
ii ad fr Beira,' H ole 18th tw.
Sehr L kale Maul, Lake, cleared at Wilmington, NO.
Mth nit r this port.
Bohm J Spencer, Dole, anti B Watson, Willeby, tine
remained at liitYllAll.
9ohr,JWtet,et Denuie;C:in New York for this po b r
att
W,;iii4 , 47 , l2;i s et s i t riOdi mine, 34 , 4 .4ba h
94,301,173 $9,093,524 91,973,943 $1,30,695
MEMORANDA.
taln and mew laved. When the captain left her she
had not hilted. •
Behr 0 w Holmes, Jones, cleared at Norfolk Met ult.
for
(Per steamship &Leda, at Halifax.]
3'd from Liver Pool 14111 ult Lady Bale. and Cataluna
New Orleans; Levanter. Raymond. Mobile ; Hilt Ce
lestial Empire. Piero*, and Potomac, Reid, New Or
leans • Maud, do.
814 from Deal 16th ult Zeatland, New Orleans.
Ar at Misenhead 19th ult Hartford, Davis, New Or-
Jenne.
Ar at Bremen 13th ult George Hohorst,New Orleans.
Ar at Havre—
—dlnependenne. Marra, New Orleans,
Ar at 'remake Bonen°. New York.
Bin from Calcutta Non 5 A 5135065, NQW ofieftll..
elem.—The Sweden, from Leghorn, has anchored oir
Gibraltar, leaky.
The Rhine, from New York to Bourahaya, was totally
burnt on the 4th October, and throe of the orew had ar
rived at Jam
The Plutarch. from Now York was totally lost Deo,
14th, near Flushing ; ores,' sewed.
Tho Minutia. from Glasgow for Madras, put into Lis
bon, Deo 14, leaky.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
UP TO TWELVE O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT
GIRARD H OUSE—Chestnut it., below Muth.
W &hauler, Boston M Pepper, N Y
H H Stewart, N Y J M MoGarrinter, Boston
Mr Bateman, N Y C 0 Silvester .
C Edgerton T Blow. St Loots
The. P. Wilson, Louisville le U Crowell, N Y
J . lt Gay. Boston Benaloy, Boston
W Bryant, N Y T C (turns, N Y
R Itied , m, NI( C T Fisher, N Y
F, 11l James,Nashville Goo a Batchelder, Boston
C H Oftlill.Portland n n' Lona, Lancaster
If A Wade, Lancaster Lockwood, N Y
Wm Shane a la, N Y llodsworth, Montreal
A 0 Weeks, Boston Sc,e A Brown & la, N V
Jas Polka, Brooklyn Mae H. Pollock. Brooklyn
J R FOAL Conn Airs J C Pray, 14 Y
8.. S Fester & la, 11l Y Miss IM Meseray. i p Y.
0 A Batchelder. Won
I. J Albertson. Pa
Simon Stevens, Lancaster Wln T Nan. Bpeton
J Noble. N Y F W Newton ; N y
Gan T Bourne. N Y P A Brationo roy
B A Billonan, N Y It I Dillon. ri 'I
W I, Penne, Albany John .1 nnennn, Balt
Ai 13osolike & MY, WWI W 0 Rioltards,_,Yr, V&
S LIT S s tn B a PAT . V a I'd Y Purtlon, Vs
B F Stevens, N Y,
B 'A yler, Vo. A C Grey
MERCHANT'S 130T8L—Fourth street. below Amts.
J Yen Velkin burg h, IS X James C Dandy. Pa
L 8 Corset!, Now Hope D 8 Inson, Rich inond,lnd
Seth T Gurtl, BrownewDle DT 3 M Doy, Kamm
W A Kni A ht, Hinds I P Stratton, ktslein, NJ
John Woodrult Cheater co gels Dickson, Blair co, Yes
8 II Butler, Philann Ron Dr P &hall; Pa
3) X , Heteler. Dethleheln K r Brown, Reading
Geo J Jackson, In D AI Whitney, N J
J U Getz, Lancaster
AMERICAN HOTEL—Chestnut et.. above Fifth.
John B Thayer, Bt Louis J Conrad Balt
"{Clifford. Masa W Ross. Haverhill
Gan Lloridae, Haverhill I . AI Bill & lit,Eaaton
Su F Smith. Reading r 'fhoonaq, West Cheater
,
Theo F Won., B C L Fuller, Boston
Win Thornton, Grafton 00 0 Itoninson Philo
P Henley, Philo 11l ra W Miln Jr.es, Pa
Cs W Hazard, Pro , ' J B McCreary, Al Chunk
111 Bunn Balt A May Pa
U B Fitch & la, Del I. W Mintzer, Allentown
Harlon tr[attain, Columbia A R Hooky:all. Ashland,Ry
F W, od, N Y g w oodruff. N Y
L B Maynard & son, N Y J E Van Doren,N Y
It H oununins_ r Del J A Blank. Del
ll 0 &Banta, KY M Convereo & la, Balt
Mra lit LWinoliell I o, Belt Ormond Thomas. Witeh'A
eau Thomas, Washington WLi ratohen, Ashland, Kr
A/NEB' HOTBL—Chestnutetreet. above Sixth.
W J Welton, Baltimore T Basilian. Alex, Va
Daniel Blase, Alex, Vet Irma Vanhouton. Phil
A Bo w ixaell. Pa Blinvel Jones. Baltimore
'l' ie% Baltimore Miss Brown, Boston
W C Prance & la, Baltimore T Tilghman, Del
T. LOMB HOTEL—Chestnut at.. eb. Third.
W A &Wiles. Boston E Frowenteld. Pittsbur;
Mr Man, N Y W Whitfield, NY
T D Holmes, Mita Gen W Butler. Boston
Jules 8 ass rac, Phil& Louis D. ballth, PMla
8 W Lley. Cincinnati. 0 W Conon. Now Jersey
Mug Famous. New Jersey Miss Carrie Welch, N 1
Gen W Lawrence, Boston A H Itettlinger, Nola
D W Moore, N J D 1' Palmer, PleWJenleY
Mr Anglia & ladyY, N Y C 8 Kreamer. Placervivalle
Wu, T Carter, Tentaqua W linen. Newark Pi J
)1131103 °addle, Jr ix la W NI Clark, N J
HI Waokerman, Newark N J
THE UNTONHYOTEL—Arch street. above Third
3 13 Carter, Del J C Wright. Mlnersville
W H w ilkes. Wheeling J M II lee, Mulford. N J
Heebner ? Bethlehem o'l' Heebner. Netliishena
Col It Hateiiii, Tamaqua H Carver, Lambtv 0, J
J U etravrbridge, Ya Col U liavidson Yet
tiand Zeller. Hagerst'n. Md J Btarnhaugn, Ml9iin, Pa
J klobbds, poinerset, Ye,
STATES UNION HOTEL—Marhot at., above Sixth.
1313 Plitt, liarrishcri R Q Sesta. Altoona, Pa,
C Haughey. Plula W - Hest. Salem. rt I
1' Mn.. Philo L gioNlortrie, pa
H Delntry, New Orlawns Smyth' VA
3 5 LattBlllllr. New York Til E Kirk. theater co
H Planer, Pa • 0 Furness, West cheater
S Purees+, Lancaster Pis J V Morris. Lancaster, ?a
J P Alums, LationsLer, Pa, C T Heher, Reading, Pa
J McCann, Itoohester i N y 3 AloNeter, Reeding
C P W Wisher, (Antic Co •
MOUNT.VERNON HOTEL—Second It., above Arch
J Bond. Pa at .A 01lbort. Pitteburc
Hamad H Moore, Pa .1 B. Lams. r °notion, Pa
Paul
Tat far, Pottsville B Porter, Ilariisburg
Paul IS Collins, Rola Tomlinson, Pa
NI re Wilson. Harrisburg A Buchenbaoh, Phila.
.1 Tindall, Phila. J Willard, Pa
II Mar.ea. Pli,la 1.: Monroe. Us
L Hollinan. N J , . Miller, Cincinnati
A Hart. Cincinnati Jai Wood, /trading
C Prirshee, West Chester A. 3 Elton, N Y
W A Cogswell, Be Loam
NATIONAL HOTEL—Haoe street. above Third.
Yeln'tl Ir°lliTridNi Tatis?Vgn,i`tvol,l,l,lVirs
Robt Jonea. N Y kl J pandler, rottavi Ile
Jaa ONV Bon, Sally) Haven Mrs armsny, Leb‘non
A J Zimmerman. banon T T himaraville
A P l4.bmon BAMI C Lebanon
J Price dc la Newburn,NY W Davies, Carbondale
8 A Strouto,N Y Jao al.Sheldon, Leviratwn
EAGLE ROTEL—Third street, above Rase.
E W Penny pan ker, Pa 11 Merliet
B P Vanta J'Prnroon.
inn Sitlrian & son, N Y 1J Bare Phi la
LEatcor.l , 4 J G ;3inith, Troy
U Winton, weet Chester E Painter, Nest Chester
beml J Meratiall.W integer A J Martin. Lehigh oo
Levi LI Bechtel, Lehigh co Tim Weed, Lehigh oo
J Painter, West Chester •
AtF,RCIIANTB' H 01 1 8S—Ttnxdet., above Celinwhill
Irvin F Walter, Allentown J Bucheckdr, Allefitorrn
Fullor Jr, Cataeaugua John Roth. Cnotenuntna
F i'Laubach. " M L•lnnan. Huai co
J 8 Krum Indiana J B bhaellor. Reading
A Huts. Reading Jacob Laub, Homburg
881mllonbor„ Hamburg 1) A albrarbt, Reading
A IS Alnehlitz, Fs Jacob ottue, Allentown
BARLEY SHEAF HOTEL—Second at. below limo
811 A ndereon. Leavenworth tau° t>ould,Trenton,N
Mrs S liould. Trenton, N J R. 8 trould• Trenton, r 4 J
Joe hill, trerinantown S A Dowell, Naznroth
W IL Norton, Rending Wm West, Now Novi
COMMERCIAL lIOTEL—Sirth tit., above Cbektout.
H Kirk, Chaster co. Kinser, (Hower co
A Kimble, Lanced.); Wenn. Loom/tor co
E Wheaton, N Y oho, Hondorcen, 'lronton
Wm 1. botcher, J Wee. Clismot
Mrs Pyle NJ Mr Rimini', N J
brMortio, Fa AIM Ingram, Chaster co
BALT/ EAOLE MOTEL—Third it.. above Callewlllll
KM* Baster, Bethlehem Jew Welthneeeth,
Chen liimmelwrieht, Yn
BLACK BEAR HOTEL—Thud, shove Caßowbill at.
C Kitchen, Enstam, In Mmime thMook, Harroburr
Wm limner. l'eumbum T L Stover, Ytulk
MAitttLED.
AIi:FADDEN—PAR hIALEE.—On Monday. January
by Rev. I. D. Williamson, D. D., John P. McFadden,
Esc., Prothonotary of the District Court. to Miss Au
pieta, eldest daughter of the late Jogs(' C. Parmaloo,g
of this oity.
FOSTER—MEGARRY.—In New York, on Monday,
Jan. 2 , 1800 by Rev. Edward i &throe , at the residence
of the father, Louie 8. Fearer, late of Phila•
delghia. to Nina,
.—D
daughter ot Choi. Megrim, Fee.
ALBURGER—ROTE. 30th. by Rag. N. °Mir,
pastor of Zion (Winne Reformed Church. au. Philip H.
tanager to Mary Ann, daughter or Michael Roth,
Req., all of this city.
SIEORIRT—BOK.—On 'New Year's My, by Rev.
Richard Newton. of Bt. Pant's Churoh Mr. Jobs ?1.
Stegrist to Miss Pauline A. trot. all of this city.
ALE VOID hlt—NOULlT.—on Thursday evening,
oe. 29, at the residence of George H. Moore. g.q., by
Rev. ft. A. Carden, Dr. S. Lewis Alexander, of Potter's
Mille, Centre no., to Mary. Lou nut, daughter of the fps
Hamilton NOMA, of Wilmington, Dol.
WOOD.--Op the morning of tho Met ult., lama J.,
wire of John Wood, of West Cheater.
The relatives end friends or the family are invited to
attend her funeral, from her late residence, auu hijd
day , morning, 3d inst., a; 10 o.aloak.
THOM etel•—the the 31st ult., William Thomas, In the
lath year of hie age.
Funeral rom the resilli , ocie of his father. WashinStpn
street, Manarunk, this afternoon. at I o'clock.
A vDlB.—un the Mat ult , hire. Mary Atha, in the Tad
Tear of her age.
Funeral from her late residence, No. 913 Hutehintin
W
this morning, at 10 o clock.
W llAINS.—un the SOth ult., Milton Wilkins, aged 21
years.
Funeral tiom No. 1331 Marshall street, this attorney,
at 3 o'clock
. .
DaNIEL.B.—On the 31st ult., Aligabeth A. Daniels,
wife of William H. Daniels.
Funeral from the residence of her husband, No. 1310
Fine street, on Wednesday morning, at le o'clock. • •
FIST ER.—Ou the Slat ult., Henry 1' titer, an the 34th
year of her ago.
Funeral from his mether'e residence, Bayer ghee,
Tenth street. below Market, this afternoon at o'clock.
BlitlTlL—On the slat nit.. Col. Wm. E. dmith, in the
39th) ear of Me age.
Funeral from hoe late reirdonee. No. 233 North Tenth
street. this afternoon, at 3 o'clock
HER AN.—Ltn the lit inst., I,lre. Eleanor Skehan,
wife of Henry F,kehan, in the 41st rear of her age
BOUTCH s.R.—Ol the let mat, Mnu Ann, wife of
Clement B. Bootcher. in the 33th year other age.
Funeral from the pen:louts of her husband, No, ltd
Vanhorn street, this afternoon, at 3 o'clock.
tiODGH.--on the 31st ult., Dir. Richard Hodge. in the
69111 year of his age.
Funeral from lint late residence Frankford road,
above Utter strei t. this elle woe L ai? o'clock. •
KEN N bßl.—On the 31st Ult., DM! H. Kennedy, le
the firth year able age.
Funeral fr , ni the residence of HMI Rebecca Shearer.
Ituatlelounek., Twenty-third ward, this morning, at ,10
riel
RON KY.—On the let Net.. Wm, Roney, formerly of
Hallett's', @minty of Londonderry, Ireland, In the 67th
year ot hu MO.
Funsrat from his lot* resldanoo, No. 1359 North Be-
COod atreet. Otis afternoon, at n'elook.
HOWARD —On the alst ult., Mr. 0001119 W. Howard.
in the 80th rear of his ate.
Funeral from the restdenee of hls father, Market
street, • bore Fourth, booth Camden, on Wednettay
afrernoon. at Y o'clock.
Muttlt 19.—0 n the bith ult., Mr. John Morrie, aged 41
year,.
Funeral from the residence of Mr. Wm, Coon, No.
1.219 Hama street, tins rnorninf, et 9 &cloak.
l'll9lEllOl —On tho let met, Mrs. Augusta Caroline
Pomeroy, area 40 ream
Funeral from the rerodenee of hor. John IM, Hughes.
No. 803 Anna street, on Wednesday afternoon, at:o'clock,
itii'TßON.—On the 24th ult., Rhoda Mattson, $n the
78th year of her age.
Funeral from tho residence of her &lighter, No. 1011
Market street. thu 1110111111 g. at 9 o'clock.
OURNINU bIOUSSELINES DALAINE,
tut I6 CENTB.—BEB9ON BON hero roduoed
NAPO yard. of imported Blank end Whito Aloueelinee
Delaine to only IA cents.
MOURNIN_SI STORE,
No. WS EoTNUT Btruet.
BLACK TIIIBET LONG SHAWLS.—
Now In Store, a full assortment of Lupin's Black
albet Long Shawls. A so, Loinn's black Cashmeres,
Merinos, Betio lleohenes, Velvet roollns, Tartlaliss,
Velour Reps. Moosseline de Lalnea, ISombasines,
dig
/c 1401 , 4, Mournlng_ More,
808 CIIEBTNIJT titreet.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
THIRTY-FLYS DOLLARS SROURRS ♦ PRAM
eeI knowledge of Book keeping, Penmanship, Calcula
tions, Ao.,•at BIIYANT & STRATTON'A MOtOminliio Col
lage, southeast corner of Seventh end Chestnut streets.
Students instructed separately, day or evening, at their
convenience. Unlimited time given for completion of
course.
HIGHEST PREMIUM AWARDED AT TIM
WOULD'S F.\l2. Lottnott.—Julos Mittel Zr, Co , No. Mt
Chestnut street, Philadelphia, established IRA Manu
facturers of perfumery, emulating, transparent balls
and shaving soaps; liquid hair J 5 e, and Men Planes
•elehrated Rau Athentenne, or II tir Renovator, also S.
Hauet's unequalled Eau Lustrale, popular throughout
the world.
Importers and Wholesale dealers in French, English,
and domestio perfumery, fanoy goods and druggiot's ar
bolos, shaving, hair, cloth, nail, and tooth hrushea,
combs in all vanetieo, oto. jag -Ist
SALAMANDER FIRE-PROOF SAVEB.—A very
large assortment of BALAMANDERE tor sale at reason
able prices, No. NE CIIEETNUT.Street, Philadelphia.
attal tf 'EVANS k WATSON
HARRIS' BOUDOIR SEWING MACTILVE.
IMPR(VED DOUBLE-THREAD
.FIRST PREMIUM AT EVRRY PAIR.
ce&-em Fiala, Office. MI ARCH Ht. Agents wanted.
TICS PRICES OF
SINGER'S SEWING MACHINES
4.kral KIWI lamas! ;
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1860.
BRONOIIIAL APSECTIONS.—A clergymritt,
writing from Morristown. Ohio, sneaking of the beim
-64'1111 °fleets resulting fro* the use of '• Drown's
Bronchial Troohes," nays: Lest spring, I Conrad my
lunge were becoming dangerously involved, and, until
I used your Troohes, could nut preach sionnon of or
dinary length, without hoarseness; but now, (with the
assistance of • Trord.cs,'( I have, In the past five weeks,
preached some forty sermons." d2l-(lulu It
ONSI PRIORI CLOTHING OP TDB LATsST
&nt.'s, made in the beet manner, expressly for RE
TAIL SALES. LOWEST selling emits marked In
Plain Figure,. All goods made to order warranted matte
faotory. Our ONE•PRIOE System ta strictly adhered
to, as we believe this to be the only teir way of dealing
All are thereby treated alike. JONES Ig
log-tf eel MARKET Street.
WHEELER & WHAON SEWING MACHINES.
—Philadelphia Office, 633 CHESTNUT Street.
Aleichents' orders tilled at the SAME DISCOUNT es
by the Company.
Breech offices in Trenton, New Jersey, and Easton
nd Westchester. Pa. Nol4-4.na
STIAMIIII s SAVING FUSS—NOItirtiWSIST
cORNIR 83COND and WALNDT Stroote.—Depoeits F.-
calved in small and area amounts, from ad.:losses of
the community, end Allows intoteet et the rate of five per
oont. per annum.
Money may be drawn by °hooks without lose of In
terest.
Oftioe open daily, horn 9 until Wolook, and on Mon
day and BaturSay until 9 in the evening, Praoldent,
FRANKLIN FELL; Treasurer and Ileoreterr. OHM
at, MORRIS,
SINGER'S SEWING MACHINES.
No.l Sowing Maohince.—
No.I Sewing Machines
The Family Sewing Machine, A --
The Faintly Sowing Machina .--• ......
I. M. /SINGER fr. CO.,
AS Sin No. 603 CHESTNUT Strut.
GROVHR & BALM'S
eitimuanD liolescus FAMILY Bawnie-Itsommu,
AT IL2IIIIIOIID 1610910.
740 CHESTNUT StiltEr,
PHILAD2LPHIA.
HAVING rown—NATIONAL arm TRUST
COMMA flY,—OhArterod by tha Stnte of
RULES.
Money to ranairut usury day, and in any amount,
ergo or email.
2. RIVE PER. GENT. Internet is geld for money from
the day it to put in.
IL The money to alwaye paid bank in GOLD whenever
It is Galled for, and •without nottoe.
4. Money Is reoeived from Bzecutort o Administrators,
Guardians, and other Trueteen, in largo or small game,
to rommn a long or abort period.
6. The money received from Depositors is invested In
Real Estate, Mortgagee, Ground Pante, and other Ent.
olme neuritis*.
. .
6. (Aloe open ovary day—WALNUT Street, nouthweat
corner Third ntreat. Philadelphia. nom
0751UTUAL FAMILY BURIAL GROUND
ASSOCIATION.
The annual meeting of the Association will be held on
THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY sth, lON,
At the Warren Hotel,
FOURTH AND OASKILL STREETS,
At M 5 o'clock, for the transaction of busineu, and
election of olloeni.
It• LEWIS GILLINGHAM, Seerotery.
frr CENTRAL REPUBLICAN CLUB.—A
stated trieolint will be held TIIIB (Tuesday)
EVENINI), at 716 o'clock. at thii trearlquartei a, N. W.
corner SEVENTH and ell ES MUT Etreete.
Mambo 111, 613 d all en who are opposed to the present
ruinous volley of the Federal Ad irdnlatintion. are invited
to be present. and enroll themselves es members n( the
organisation. Writ. II TrtOMAill, President.
A. M. WALUNIIIRW. Rea. Snet'l• It
trrOFFICE OF THE PENNSYLVANIA
COMPANY FOR INSURANCE ON LIVER,
AND ORANIINO ANNUITI _
PHILADELPHIA, JATIUMT 2, I.
The ei meeting of the Stenkholdere of this Cont.
eam DAY pee at their If
904 WALNUT St.,
on MO Ith locum at o'elook and at the
name time e action will be held for thirteen dime.
tort ter the entaing year.
Jalatt WILLIAM JI IfILL, Actuary.'"
iCrGERMANTOWN! GERMANTOWN
GERMANTOWN !--Ely request n repetition nr
the Fourth Atm vomit , ntAt S.apnene M. b./3ribbath
School will be given at the Ghwah, MAIN. below Britt--
horst street. nn Tfitntlutsciar)JcVENlNU. et Seven
o'clock. Mr. W. U. UUTCniblt will preside at the Fe
Melling. Tickets la oents. lt•
OiTiCE or TILE I'ONSOLIDA TED
COAL COMPANY, N 0.511 WALNVT Etraat.
P 1111.4 DaLrltt• Poe. 12,
Tho Annual MeetinK of the Fronk holders of thin Corn
pany_rrili be held et their uffice, in Philadelphia, on
bION IA Y, January 16, IMO. at 10 o'cinek A. M., for he
Election of Otileera to serve the entaliaal ear. nod other
purpoeei. J. 11„ENILY BWOI'ER,
nie-Irktnet&Wlt Secretary.
PA r N 0 TICE .—THE covroris OF THE
DOH! of the GREEN AND COATI. R-STR EET
RENGER RAILWAY_ COMPANY. doe Annan'
Id. MO. will 1,0 nald on
_pteientAtion at the Office of the
Company, 423 WALNUT Street. on and after Ord date.
HARRY CONN 11.1.,Y.
431-etuAth Uetts Trennoror.
M"ASSOCIATED BUTCHERS AND
P ROVERS"—NOT ICE —The annual meetin of
olders will be held on TUESDAY. Jennery 3d. at
the office, Willow street, between Fifteenth and Six-
teenth streets. at 1 o'clock r. 51., for the purpose of
electing officers for the onsuine cur, and of he. one the
Report of the last year. JONATHAN DONSALL.
Phila., Dee. H. 'ett.—dltl•tdihs et* Becretars
ry'r.. OFFICE. OF TIM EAST "1,9110 NY
RAILftvAD COMPANY, Pumenxiritts, Dee.
19 - 1009.
The annual meeting pt th• stookholders of the corn
pens, and an election for officers to servo the ensuing
year, will be held at the office of the company. No. Sol
EN A ItY St.. on MONDAY, the 9th Jemmy next, at
10 o'clock. A. M. A. hIcINTYIt
dko-tuthstln 9 Treasurer and Secretary.
OFFIFF. of THE LITTLE NcouL.
)(A LL NAvltiATrwst tiAILaoAD AND C OAL
CO PA Y. Pit ILADELPIIfa, Dec. 10, 1050.
The annual mantic.; of the stockholders of this core.
My, and an election for officers to serve the arming
seer. will be held at the office of the comfier, No. 407
LIBRARY Street, on MONDAY, the nth January neat.
at )004 o'clock, A. M. WM, WALIN, Jo.. •
fl5l-tilthetifte Tyessitrer. Boors;ory,
irr, A LF.CT It le ON stitiJJEWF:-Pnor.
JAMES McOLINTOCK, M. D.. will commends
his course or lectures on surgery. in the Eclectic Meth.
cal Coilese,SlXTßand CALLOW It IL, on TUENDAY
evenin. Jan the 4 &Work. PhYllietecei etlidellts
of medicine, nod froinde of the - Ineittetion. art in-
Vit"cl atte no. • N. PAINE. M.D.
Dose of the Feoelty. No. lid North Fl PTII btreet.
B. Prof. PAINE will give hie 'Popular 1,10'1.1T0 on
Doman, of the Nervous System, on WEDNESDA Y
e.
at the College. Bente tree.
`T
If. Zi aTT AN _LI NN ESS TV EE
11,3 preach EVERT . EVEN IN(: d c izine t ihiaweekin
the Rev.. Nyot eburah, Br I IllOt .
j,„; at'
firmer, at7x, o , 010 Ci.
REV. PETER CARTIVitiOIITI D. I).,
CIT
in the euocessful pioneer preacher of the We•t,
vn➢ preach HANDEL AND HAYDN lIA
EIGHTH, h.low Green . 'CUI.:I3D AY end WEDNES
DAY EVENINGS, the 3d and Ith of Jenunry. nokets,
Ai cents. dll 4t'
NEW lIIIILOING SOCIETY, CALCII•
LATER to terminate in IMO genre.-serorth
FSTORtiRUP: Bill LDl!gr; AND LOAN ASSOCIA
110N—The brat Meted Itieting of this Association
mill bo bold on WEDNESDAY Evening. January 4th,
IgtO. at Ylg o'clock. at the house of Mr. 11. WARD. t4n.
ti DERRY Street, abate Third. The election for offi
cers will then take place, and such other business trans
acted es tong come before the meettnn. The Constitu
tion of this Association contains many valuable tin
provetnents not found in other Building &cooties. All
persons deeiring M loins,B iihlinn Society bud on
liberal principles are invitei to attend . ertarruiln, the
ns
Cotitution, and subscribe or stook. Shares ' J '! per
month. Interest chimed only on the not amount loaned.
ADAM 11. - DIETRICH, President Pro urn.
loon VOi.ntean, Secretary Pro. um. ail -It
tr. NOTICE.—THE ANNUAL MEETING
of the Stockholders of the Second end Third
/is-nets Passenger Railway Company will he hold at
then office, 224 WA LN UT Street, on MONDAY. Jan.
oth. 1860, at 12 o'clock, noon, at which 6me and plate an
eleotion will he held for a Prevalent end twelve Dlreo
tom to serve for the eneulogyear,
03.09 THOS. LOGAN. SOorotnry.
n:rNOTICE'.—OFFICE OF TILE WEST
MORELAND COAL C,om pn NY, No. 130 South
Third moat, corner of Willi nee alley.
PIIILADRLPIIIA• Tee.
A M a mooting of the Directors held this ay adiv i dend
of °Wit per cent. was declared on the capital stock.
payable to stockholders or their basal representatives at
the offioe of the oompany on and after JANUARY
IEO, The transfer books will he closed until January
6111 next. Mime F. FL JACKSON, Treasurer.
rr°Bl;t4CllETgrnti'VllßTri(.E4 "-Na."
PIITLADIMPIII.6, Dee.2oth.
TO THF, SECSND. hlOll DADE BUN [MOLDERS
OF THY, WILL /ARPORT AND ELMIRA RA
ROAD COMPA. Y.—lt ie deemed proper to announce
to thdse who desire to participate in the fulvtintm es of
the proposed teorgenitatton of the Compeny—adven
tagesilwhich canlue attained in no oiltettiray—it isfasoes..
eery that they execute the power of attorney, to*
intsety maned. nod thus become patties in the owner
ship of tiue road when newly organized.
F. A, VAN DIRE, In.,
Attorney for Sec:mod-Mort go re Bondholders.
N. B.—An assesament of 91 per thousand has boon
laid to meet present eostinsent expenses. till-lit
TTOFFICE PHILADELPHIA clay PAS
SENGER RAIIMAY COM ANY,
152 Boirrit 00111[TH BTRIET. veg. 31. MG/
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Ph de
doleful
_City Passeept Itetivrav Company will 1191,1
et the Once of the k.on '
omny No. let douth FOURTH
Street, tin MONDAY. Janunry 9th, ISA at 10 o'olock A.
M.. sterhleh time nn election Will he held for a PI old
dent and am MINION' to nerve the emint
W. M. eINNERLY,
dot-dl n 9 Secretary.
VROFFICE OF TUE ENTERPRISE IN
SUSANCE COMP e NY. b. W. writer of
Tli and WALNUT Streets.
Pit IL•DELPIII•• DOOOllll4l . IT. 18.59.
NOTICE.—The Annua Meat= of the Stockholders
of THE ENTEOPR I
ISE NSURANCE COAL PANS wld
be held on hIONDAY. the 9.h day of January, WO, at
ten o'clock A. AI., at the Cameo( the Company.
An Elecuon for Twelve D: rectors, to serve the ,
Indus year, will be held on the same day, at the saTie
plce between We hours of 10 o'clock A. AL and I
ock
.. dIT-Unit CHARLES W. COXE. Secretor.
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA—
EPARiNtENT ARTB.—Tho , enonel Term
of tno College year will oven on TUESDAY. thn 3,1 day
of Jnounry, Cadolulates for nilnussion will aueeer rt
the University. for einnonntion, on that an) st
pest 9 o'olook A. M. Tuition for each 'form Thirty
Dollars. OLORUE ALLEN
d3O-4t Socreitnin of thin ?moult) of Arts,
irrOFFICE OF 3 ILE FAME INSURANCE
COMPANY, No. ial CHESTNUT Etreet,
derphia.—The annual meeting of the Mock Wilm' of
this Company will tie held et their office on MONDAY.
thegth day of January. IMO, at 10 o'clock A. M. An
election for Twelve Director, to vivre for the onnuiris
year, will be held nt the owe place on the same day
between the hew - 01410 A. hi., end 31.. M.
INS tJa9 • WAI. J. BLANCHARD. Secretary.
fr - rOFFICE OF TILE UNION MUTUAL IN.
BORANCE COM PANY.—PIOLanaI.PIIIA. Dec.
1669. The Annual M eetoo or time Horinholdrea of the
UNION MUTUAL INSUIi ANCH COMPANY. of Phi
ladelphia, will hn hold et the Office of the CompanY. on
Monday, January n. 1850, et 12 o'elook. I noon.) at which
time an Election will be held for Eight Diroctort, to
nerve for the ensuing three yeare.
JO& COI LISON,
(120.11 t Secretory.
OFFICE OF TILE LEHIGH AND
p o. AELAWARN: WATY.R.OA V RAILROAD CO.,
4U WALNUT Strom, Philadelphia.
The Annual Meeting of tho Eltorkholders of tho
abovo-narned corporation will he held on MONDAY.
January 9th. 1860 : at 12 M. at which time and placo an
Election will WI hold for a Pres:dont and Dirootors to
serve for the ensuing pony. JOHN HANCOCK,
d2I dtja9 Treasurer and Hooretory.
{G - . INSURANCE COMPANYH
OF TE
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
_ -
-
-
December 23,
An election for Thirteen Directorn of this Commis,
to serve for ono year. will be held at the Company's
Office. No. 9 Exchange Buildings. en AEON DAY,janwuy
nth, 1360. between the hours of 10 o'clock P. M., end 1
o'clock P. 01.. WILLIAM HARPER.
dolt dtjao Beoretary.
OFFICE OF TILE DELAWARE COUN
WTY PASSE:IOER RAILROAD.—The Annual
iction for President and Directors of the Delaware
County Passenger Itedronil Coiriptio_ will ho held at
the office of JAM ES Al I L ER, MARKET lirreet, went
of Till street, West Ploindelphin. MONPAY, the
9th day of JanUary, IWO, between the hours of 10 A. Al.
and 2 I'. Al. A. L. DONNAPFOII,
ditl RscratAry.
r3OFFICE OF THE WESTMORELAND
COAL COMPANY,
FritLea'a,DOcenther 19, IMO
Tho annual Ineotlng of the fitoojiholdere of this Com
pany will lie held at their Oleo, No. 139 South TRIED
Street. on WM/NTS DO'. the 4th day of January, 18W,
at 111 &Week, arwh nth time nu election will be held for
eloven Direotore, and a &watery, end Treasurer, to
serve for the ensuing year.
d2O-tl4 F. E. lACK9ON, Senretary.
ii- 1 it OTICE.—THE ANNUAL 1111AMTIND
Tfl r 3-I'Mt}PjlY l it i fitlTN(76llA7M,; ', e A 01 " -
Y vj'l be held at the Ohm gr the Company, 4:13
ALN UT Street, on MONDAY , January 0, 11380, at )1
kills!'ot'go4ll,';...4wiligi' time tawn.iv°:a.Bl4l!,;,°,`Un,,,V,
tb".al yivh.4.
.}..yv viINDY DURWOOD, finntery.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
I /1 1 11 , ADELPIllik, JANCIAIty 2, IN3O.-
We box loner, to inrolnipi t : that thebusk
1 ; 1 ,7'1;1.1
ono,Ntion, by gel rev I~e,
1117,1 N, JO
BEM elthrliShl A,., a. d Ilt%T IN , ondor
tlin firm or N. ON SI AN. Ar at . the old
Maul, ft W. voinor of 141.,'COND and Nutibp, 81tonte ,
Bolin Factory, Ind and JOH NOMA: titrEnt. Philadelphia;
aniCaerir Alioutertory fiellerseille, minks county, Pa,
r. JOSt..l'll Ithltilfi AN hire hie periling' at
tention to the ritanullieturlux of CIGARS of grades,
rho 13N IJ FPS will we
or the 'mine excellent quel ties .
an horetnfore, end respeutfuny a s portion Or
pt blie witronago.
j 33 11ATTIN, CREWMAN, k CO. s
111SSOLUTION. -- Thu copartnership
heretofore oxistine under the mune Of hloNeugh
fon, Corson, & Co., he. tiny, been tliam,,lv,d by Intl.
tont content. 'their busmen* will be settled by JAMES
W. CAR - ON, who he authorized to use the name of the
Gnu for that vulvae. JAM ES W, RHOPI,
JAMES 0. CARSON. •
„Tim m y 34,186,D.
iUTICK—Wo have this day fanned a
covnttnershlp under the Ilrm of JA 617.18 W.SA R•
HON & for nal amanita of canditotin 4 ins Whole.
gain Urnacpy and enumnsainn Montana. tut etweemeora
to 610Patutliton,0atiou,& Co.. et 617 MA PART litttet.
,
JAMEb CARBON.
Janurvy IMO. It.
TIIF, COPARTNERtiIIIP OF (JAKE
. 4 - 1101)1,PEN,& C(I.. ono
xpir ed by limitation.
Lae hoon renewed for ono year under the same style
and firm cc heretofore.
boom, 2d. 1850.
It"
NOME. —Tho unci.Tsigned have this
A I de, formed n eopertuerollip. under the name of
Al I XBELI., Jr. Ir. ui.. for the tren•actinn of
Wholeenle and Retail Lumber Bunineen. end will ewer)r
the mil formerly mowed 11 inith & Muenll, n' the
verso, of YORK end RICHWINE/ titreets, in the Nine
teenth Ward of the City of Philedelphin,
P. Minn!, Jr.,
HAM'L WILHELM.
Philmlelohln, Jon M. 1860. Je3 LTV
IOP.AILTNERSIIIP NOTIOII--JOHN
ANSHUTZ me Omitted to an Interest In my
ha
e from this dnte. The style of the ftrm will hence
forth he FREDERICK PAXSON & CO.._No.6OllilAll.
K greet FREDERICK EaXtiON.
Phila., Jan. 24,1560. Ja3-3t*
...elOO
NOTICE.—The undersigned having an
lmniPied ilth htnt in business. hie eon ALV.KAN.
DEX THAL:KARA, wit hereafter dentine, the busi
nee, of Con reyannint under the Auld H. W.
A NY & HON, at No. lilt Eknith tftreet.
Jae 3t. tl , Ws THACXARA.i
ripliE SUBSCRIBERS DAVE THIS DAt
entered into a Limited Partnership, In accordance
with the nag of Assembly in such case made and pro
vided, under the Arm name of Ira MBERT THOMeB
Pc. CO., for the tr. o nof the Wholesale Dry Goods
Joldans limoneris in the city of Philadelphia. The
eneral partner. are Lambert home. and E. Horror
Jeffries, of the said cuts. and the Went' Partner is Jo
seph S. Thomas, of CarlicOlvo. The eapitftl In each
contributed by the special partner to twenty thousand
(Mhos. The Partnership will commence on the first
dav o Janhary, A. D. 18(<1, and will terminate on the
Hot day of 'Welcher,
_it. D. Theplace of boa,
hue, No. 411 d MARKET, and No. 423 MERCHANT
kltreets,tatuostt Fourth rued Fifth.
t 4. I P t lfi r l i i FTWl . EB,
gnore! Partners.
JOSEPH 8. THOM AS,
Sa Speeial Pinner.
mmy Ist, 11,1. rea-dat DLit Wet
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.—
vartaepthlp heretofore existing under the firm
of NIORRIS a JON .e It CO. expired on the 31st ultr
me, by limitation. Littler or the partners uoii Me the
name of the Arm In tlement. JACOB P. JONES and
RI HARD H. DOWNING retiro from the business,
and the remaining partner hove formed is new noyart
nership. SH AW, IS,
ACrill P. JONES
ICH A ILO H 11(AVNINO.
ANRDERHW .W *K HEELER ,
Philadelphia, /emu it, INC
pOPARTREASIIIP NOTICE.-ISRAEL
" 1 - 1 MORRIS, JOSEPH R. WHEELER, and AN
DREW W portners ih the loto flrm of MOR
RIS k JONES At CO.. hove thu dor formed a copart
nership, under the firm of
MORS lu, WHEELER. k CO..
end will riontlnue the Iron rind Steel business In all its
bran , diosote horeioforn nonitootod, st the old stand.
RIC ET and SIXTEENTH Streets.
Philadelphia, Santini> 5,1310 JtS.tf
NOTI(III—The partnership heretofore ex-
I. I !sting between JAMER 0. ABHOTT,AROHNL
LTA LAWRENCE, and CIIARI.Rtt NOBLE, under the
firm of All WIT ft LAW It ENCE. Is flue Jay dtesolved
hr the death of A. LAWRENCE. All potions indebt
ed to the late firm are requested to make pat meet, and
those havutot chow I to present them to the undergo reed.
who aro duly authertted to gee the name of the firm in
ieVlement. JA NtEtY U. ABBOT,.
Plato.Jao'y 'W-111 CHARLES ft ODLE.
AV/TlCE—Philadelphia, Jan'y Ist. 1800.
N Thouenderaigned haring preload of the late firm
of Asuurr & LAwitlitreb, all their extensive stook
of titoves, Patterns. &a., will contioqo the sin,. Foe-.
dry halloos titular the Ann of A 1180 VT & fq 0 It I,E.
AR RUT r.
.41-121 CHARLES NOBLE.
_ _ .
THE PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN
Tunis Van Brunt. Jacob 1, Triple Nand Willett
Combs. tradin. limier the finn of VAN Bit UNT, TRIP-
L 4 K, & COMBS. is hereby . tliescitved.
The Immune of the late drrn will be wound up by
Ineob L. Tripler and Willett eombe. at the orlitnal
places of trusinoei. TUNIb VAN BRUNT,
JACOB 1,. TRIFLER.
• WILLETT COMO.
Do6embokr Mb, 18,..
The endereneneft will hereafter entry on the central
oroviteen busieere.eprovfthon dealers et the old elands,
Pio St South WATER. Street and Noe. 1933 and DM
MARKET Street, out of Twentieth etreet.
JACOB I. TllEft.
d22•Gt• WILL 1' COMIIBS.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP -
The pertnership heretofore emitter between the
subsoribote tinder the Brio of M. On. RN lILN & CO.
nosy they dissolved b ee s ettled
aorneinent. The bust.
N. of meld fain will be eettled by 111. Bornholm.
BERNIIIBM.
MIL. Deo. IS. 'V. HENRY D. COOK.
. • .
Mr. Iletrheint will continue the Atdhnerr totemePelts
heretofore at No. M Fouth Second Moat. pa St•
NOTIOE.—Tho undersigned have this
day I . ortwd 4 eopvtnership under the sty l e end
MIA' of h' ERN A. COOK. NJNION STERN.
Doectnbet ir,1639. ' HENRY D. COON.
Mr. Row D. cest, tete of M. Doriihnim & Co., refer.
tins his friends to the above. would he happy to leo
the to at hal new locslion. No. 735 CHESTNUT fittest.
Ja2-30
NOTICE. --Tae coistrttiorallip existing be
tweet' Bemire Sc finedttass is disgolved this des
br mutual consent. The butanes,' of the firm Intl be
settled by either of the partnere
The Data* of the firm, wLU be mod in hqeitht jog
80M
Vr T, ONODUHAt;S,
Phttadelybia Pee. fl,
N. S.—us m•". eitorbrammleinnin at the old etand .
No. at Stash At Xegrah and a it' fteWBEItItY streets.
Yr here he ertll continue the Clot business
Chalkluy Boman% has taken store No. df South
?Cuff TH Street, and mmernoted with him Ms nun
Wm. E. Moment. undertho firm of C. SOMERS gr. hON,
whets they will continue the wholesale Cloth bust
teas. Jui-at
NOTICE,—TiIe copartntrithip heretofore
Il tween toe sub - cnberg, no "Hood h Co.." having lured by limitation, a new firm se this
day formed by the raw sysrmhars, under the name and
Idyls, of 31000. lIONIIII.IO 17 r, k CO., who gill conts
mso the busipege and snake gottlemorst of the old, at
433 MARKhT times. THOMAN Li 11001),
DAVID .N. SINN.
inmEs Bomtrtiont.
IFNIty W. oi , NDAKEL
011 N A. MEEHAN.
Philadelphia, Jag. M. lOW. .11.2,
IT ENRY S. FISTEIt AND JOSIAH RIE
GEL hare this day been admitted to an interest
in nor blueish
We mimes the Dry 000t1, IMpOrtirig end Job
bing Business, under the Grin of RILOEL. lIAIHD,
CO., at 4,7 North THIRD Sweet, ae noretnfore
JAS BOEIL
JACOB ItiL IE W L,
WM. S. 13A iftD,
V.:4.161141
PPIILADEI.PHIA. Jan.!, Mt pd-dt•
NOTICE.—The undersigned having made
arrancemenle fee the eel., in this city of Mow..
A. & 8;411411mi' I'llIT•TH, together with • tonere)
assortment of domestic Cotton and Woolen (Mode, un-
Or the taximeement of Char.e. 11. Mount. Inte of the
firm of corm & Co., and V. 0 ire low.
of 0
Intoo firm of J. W. Ellie & Co., Cinninnati, would
announce that they have eeinblishett a bramili of their
houie at No. 4.1 , ) CHESTNUT L tenet.
HOYT, SPRACH:PS & CO..
01 New York.
VOPARTNERSIIIP NOTIOE.—The un
dertigeed h‘ve this day formed 14. copartnership,
untlor the firm of 'MISCUE & OKLBERMANN, for
the tranonetme of the Names. of Importer. of V
.roe nre r Glue:A C h oar Merchn
Philade t igin: of Meier l
.re IMYa 1 . / P lrfrfi !AU L & and
for the este of A. 13.111fINDABL'8 &limbos And
Clothe. • if 'mem ,
Fat 9t• ' ' L ' 7l[3ll} ' ,6 -- &chni; it Id tiff.
9[1.11E COPARTNERSHIP OP RICHARD
WILLIAMS, NON, k CO. in die aired by mutual
consent ;file lamer partner, it 1011 A RO WILLIAMn,
retires. The business will he settled by either partner,
in the name or the firm, at the nountinA- house of them
successors, WILI,LAMniI h ARNEbT, who continue the
Wholesale Dff•Ooods lonsiness at No. 415 MARKET
Btroot. It ICII ARO WILLIAMS.
CHARLES 11. WILLIANIR.
Philadelphia. let month, fd. 7370. Jan St
rpHE COPARTNERSI!IP HERETOFORE
Js. motley coder the name and firm of LACEY k
VlllLLllll,wasdissolved on the Met of Docember,
W. N. LACEY.
b. R..l4llLiars.
ho busineso be contmund as fArmarly. at Noe. SO
am! 32 South SE VENTII tat., above Chestnut. by
id at SAM pnti,Llrs.
THE COPARTNERSHIP BERIITOFORE
Je.. existing under the firm ofJOHNSTONN' & SONS
hes been tbitiolved by the deeenso et Mr. JOHN STON r.
EITIA butanes, Will be continued by the Nominal; Ptrt•
nerd, butler the style end Arm.
CHARLFS If. STONE,
JA N F. 4 N. H CON 1.4
HENRY M. STONE.
I'hilmi6lphtn. Doom bar El. MIL Je7 3t
PIIILADELPIIIA, JANUARY 2, 1860.
The Raceme?' have this day formed a copartner
ship. under the attic of lIITNER & BE, tor the
transnetion of the Hosiery end Yhrlllll riorittn boron...
cod have Won the holm No, Pt Nolan THIRD
Street. northeast corner of Chureh Alhy.wherether
will open on flto first of Fehrunry next. with a fresh
and Well-eulavted stock. JOSEPH L. BITNEH.
in2.Gt • ISAAC P. I.:YItE.
IV 0 'l' C E IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
11 the Copartnetelop under the Arm of RECK YR
& DEI.t. was ditmolved on the lonneenth day of Do
render inst.,'and MOSES BECKER Is alone aelthortzed
to settle tee busmen, and ohm the hem
h108):811PER,
Philadelphia, Den. It, 18d9. Ott etukth 1m•
'PARTNERSHIP NOTIOE.-Mr. JOHN
A. L. MORItF.LL hne this Jay been admitted to
nn interest in out bounces, which herertfterwOl be con
dotted under the name of MAllalfid, PEDDLE,
HAMMON, & MACO.
RTINE, PEDDLE. & 11AMItIcE.
Plulmlelphin, inn, 1, 1630.
: pa 6t.
NoncE.—The interest of Mr. UIIARLES
B. MOUNT so our Smithies.. expire.. thi• day by
W ba,LINO, COFFIN, le. CO.
Philadelphia, Deo. SI, 15/4. Ja2 Gt•
1311ILADEL1'DIA, JANUARY 2, 1860.
The Meet Beninese heretofore enrried on under
the style n, d firm of .108 F I'll [MK KR NON, will be
Outfitted from thin date to JOSEPH W. LUKER.. ineeph
Baker hfivinK retired Jennery I, ISSI. jnl.3t•
IOHN C. CORNELIUS is this day ad
-117 'MORS nu a member of our firm.
immary 2, MIL CORNELIUS & BAKER.
Ja2-3t.
COPARTNERSHIP AND REMOVAL.- WM. L. DLINOILSON la admitlid to no Intorast
In nor husuirsa from ri u .
Wn have romoved Iran No. 304 Market Street to No.
727 CHESTNUT Street.
JAB. R. CAMPBELL 3r, CO.
January 1. WA in 2.12 t
nOPARTNERSIIIP NOTICE.
SIIORTRIDOE ar BROTHER having this day as.
anointed with them JAMES S. you:vo, the business
will frosn this dnte he conducted under the firm of
MILOS , RIDGE% BROTHER.
at No. 47) MARKET Street, and an and 413 MEC.-
CS ANT titneet.
Philadelphia. JAVIRTY 3, 1&70. lal-13t
yIISSOLUTION OP COPARTNERSHIP.
IN hereby given that the firm of MIL
LEP , yttoNEFI ISI.D, & CO.. is
_this day dissolved by
the ertthiltrtwol of FRED, A. MILLER. Ind CHAK.
FRONEHELD. The lawmen of the late firm will be
settled by either of the penis,. at their cod stand.
Jan. 1.14.40. Feli:D. A MILLER.
jx2 CHARLefi FRONEFIELD.
N "T FUN -IVURTS, AUSTIN, k, Mc-
VEIGH. lowa ageoeieted %rah them,_fte mart
nere in their keetee.e, 51esers. Jo,Er it BURGIN and
tt, WEIMER. The style or the firm to IrfalSill all
beret.tfore. Philede Dee. 1, 18t4).
NoTWE. WILLIAM R. LAFOUR
-1 v CADE, GERALD DV. COURSI , S. r WILLIAM
IL Iltwlb, benome onittiers In air firm after thin date.
DE COURP:KY, LA FOIJROAD.E. & CO.
Ihsttab,l 11, ISM /a*
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES
NOTICE OF LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.
W 1191 1 ,8 we, the subearibers, have this day rer.
newed and continued fora further emporia three years,
as hereineller mentioned. the limited partnership ea.
tered into on the 31st day of December. A. ii. ma to
composure en the let day of January, A. D. 1547. under
the provisions of the Act of the general Assembly of the
Commonwealth of Penns> turtle apprnved March 211 t.
3834, ?Plain(' "An Act relative to Limited Partner
skip I, and ell other ensotments of the mid Osumi
assembly relative to Limited Partnerships—now, there
fore, in nompliance with the provisions sit the acid en
eminent* we publish the terms of said original and
renewed Limited Partnership. as Minus:
First. The (Mil* or firma under which the said original
And reanwen Limited Partnprithip . wr and iota be con
ducted le that of J. P. FLA I E irIC 10 I TLER.
Bound. The general nature of jis tininess wits and la
that of Maronon's Inarural Foreign end Domestic
Commission Ruiners n the airy of Philadelphia, and
Also in the brumes. o Importing and Exporting and
Vending Merchandise on account of the said Limited
Third. The paid Limited Partnership wee and Is com
posed ofjottri THEOIIIII.IIB PLATE, who resides In
the city of Philadelphia. • of CARL C. ISCIIOTTLER,
ech e resides In the said city of Phlladephis. and
(AIR WOMEN. F. PLAT L. who/4e place o residence
ie. at present. In the free slanreatio city of Bremen.
(he said John Theophilus Plate and Car C. Psi:muter
were and are all the annual Partnere in the said origi
nal and renewed Limited Fertnertho. and the said
ChrlVoPber F. Plate was and is the only special part •
oar therein.
Fourth. The epeeist partner, the saidChrietopher P.
t late. auntramted, actually And in good faith, in cash,
he sum of Filly Thousand Dollars to the capital ar
common clock of the said original lartiCed Partnership,
noyort of whin! hasbeen withdrawn therefrom.
b pith. The sai originel Limited Partnership com
menced on the Prat day of January. ar. Ti. IW, and was
to have terminated on the Slat day of Decomorr. A. O.
149, but the same has been renewed and continued for
the further period of throe years from the 51st day of
Deesinher, A. D. INA and will terminate on the Slit day
of December, A. IL LW.
Philadelphia. Dan. Slat, Igs9.
J. THEOPII.
' , MIL C. EtcHOTTUR,
CUR. FR. PLATE.'
By his Alto!nay in NO,
ACM 001:11.11EV FREYTAI3.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the
firm of WARN ICK, OILADWICK, k BRO. ii this
dej l diaeolvai. The Realer, Rano, and !Rove bu;nres
wi b. cont.uned under the nauie of CIIABWIC et
II 0., at the Pi °Mout ortilr of BECONg t ail CE
Streets.
° RAMI3 G A ILA . CYLAD IC ICCIE.
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RECENT VIEWS OF MT. VERNON
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a time hem come which demands a mote thorough and
serious exatninatton of the or/simples and tr the con.
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ESTATE OF JOHN MARTIN, LATE OF
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ABRAM EIfIANK.
LANCASISIt. December 19.1.159. .130 1.31
- IN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
Ja. CITY AND COUNTY OF FIIILADELPIII A.
testate of PHILIP MAI,O VERN. deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the tourt to audit. settle.
and 'Wpm the acc,unt of Thomas bates and James
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PAY. January Ctn. /ow. et 4 &cloak F, hl.. at liis °Mee,
No. ale WALNUT Street, in the ea, of rffiadel,,liia.
tike-mwf et WILLIAM INUAST.Atabtor.
IF YOU DESIRE A PLEASING PIC
TURE. and at the flame time an infallible Like
new. a Idfe•mee Photograph in Oil, or a Miniature
Photograph in Water.eelore, made at REIMER'S Gal
lery, SECOND Street, above Green, must please you, •
4 A M ASONVILLE LONG-CLQTII
'lt Shirting at UK oents—the beet " Ivry" muslin
in the market
WINTER DRESS GOODS,
all tedueed in price, previous to
Mock telonki
Lupin's Purnell Merinos, in whites, Mule, plain, and
hl sh eolors.
Btoone And Dlnnket Elbnarlp pent vartett
HARLEM ADA MS.
./43•1f BIG A and ARCH Streets.
OIL AMBER—Rectified and Common, for
04 mos bnali 4 lßl g 18
.4 , ng ir a
intl. 1 • 14t.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
HOLIDAY WEEK.
WALNUT-STREET THEATRE.
T I role Lases.---.... Etna M.
.Ay. O r. A R
I MBoames A ag nt ~... ~ -,.1, rNOaO.B.TEIFA if
S FJD : AY au WE uzntr m
I.
lideptaatophilem Mr. J. B. Itoberte ; Yam; Mr. L A.
Parer g WargueriM.MrmAmta Cowed.
't he performance to comenenee wit/ as eakibeebid
L7l7r Farb', s e tled
: TIER TWO BUZZARDS. '
Benjamin Buzz ini..Mr. Thayer.
4,44W11,: Wirrrioire as uassm
Eva secured Indic/Pt cur • charm
e
Ai T. A. o ' c lo ckp at 634 o'elock ; Performs,* te r
-- at Tla
gt HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
.... w._
..
aims.
F or a yaw days, to close out OW
FALL AND WINTER STOCK.
We 'ball oTer yardman
VERY GREAT BARGAIN&
In our Manufaetured Goods. Ribbons Inck
Trio:Mare, Boy, and M Wee C.Pi 61141111 ti l :&. 11.: &AL
We mean to toll reLargieVil Of coda.
of
WO 41. Tuna,
725 CR VNUT dtreet
d2B-/Ot Two door' above ''onto
We harts Just r•asivsd et now and baantthd aijoit-
Inint t ' dATcll_F.,
WELRY.
SILVERWARE.
Selootrid exprauly fir Holiday Preasata, ooasiatuir bi
part
GOLD WATCHES. SUITABLE FOR EITHKR.
LADIES Olt GENTLEMEN.
Roma Inlaid with &amia and others esuunelad.
ALSO,
WATCHSI3 SUITABLE FOR BOYD.
Also, on hand. a bawntifol assortment of •
DIAMOND JEWELRY,
Of all kinds, at reduced prices. Diamonds Mounted
In the ritoct ^ageism. style. Our MINI of
Setting Diamonds cannot be ex
felted in this country.
Our Assortment of Jewelry embraces the followings ,
CORAL.
MOSAIC,
PLAIN, and
JANCY J
eek EWELRY
of every deruiription. 'mob ae Go B and Yee%
Chains,. Studs, Blears Buttons. Gold himbloa, Petunia,
Tooth note, Armlets,. Lockett. tc. rte.
BILYEBW ARE.
Silver Spoon" and Fo rks ; Pis, Cale , Butter. Ice Cream
and Fruit Knives; Preserve, Sugar and Berry Spoons;
Salt Cellars Napkin Rine", Card Cases and Silver
Seta, oonanding of Knife, Pork, and Spoon for cbrkiroa.
"nig, an endless variety of goods in our Lae, which we
will sell at reduced price,.
Gold and Jet Bracelets of all kinds, of the newest de
signs.
P. S.—Old Gold and Silver purchased tbr sash or Oast'
in exehange. 1 . 10810 °all and examia. at
LADoatIPt Pe CO.'S,
dl3-Ina No. SG CHESTNUT Street.
F . P. DUBOSQ, & SON.
lasaulaataron and koperters of
JEWELR T.
J. S. JARDEN ea BRO.,
Marna.,la rens and Importart at
BILVIIR PLATED WARE
AT MST PRIOBSI
WATCHES, JEWELRY.
SILVER AND PLATED WARE
The 'boas, Wboluale Maanfaetarere and Iniportere,
End that the reputction of their worts has emended ow.
fond the eirole of depart, to nob so extent that the
ealie of cementer' at their eoantmuroores cannot Meat
proper attention. The advaattute to them. u montane
tu re re. of direct seeociomette with the wanta nod mated
of indomocts erarhaates for their era toe, üboo lush
ly nypremated to !Micro them to negleet the SWUM tau
ode red.
-•• • .
For the amp •onvenient elneetiloatton end dtsplay of
their CHOICEST STYLES. they hems fitted up the
NSW STORE, N 0.1028 CHESTNUT STREET.
Where their offer et. MET PO I ORA, 47 desert"-
hoe EWEL3.I, 10 DIAMONDS. p A It t. L
.s . d
BTON FS. GOLD. and a complete 4 n kor 81 Vh nod
Pi. 1 LI) WARE, of the &teat eettlitY. PIEC or
MIL
A lull assortment at E3oLion and BINIsi WATCWiII
of tnoinomselebrot,truakers. will te of F .
CONSTANT RICHARD, to wnase skilful ohm* oar
customer work can be 000fidontly eatrustre— dbt-b:s
WHOLESALE ROOMS. 30a CHESTNUT BT.
WAR BURTON'S
1004 CHESTNUT Street. /wood tore above Ttath.
NM South SECOND Street, bl/01 , Einllo..
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
REAL LACE COLLARS AND SETS,
IN BRUSSELS POINTE,
BRUSSELS APPLIQUE,
VALENCIENNES,
lIONITON, sad
ALALTM.
AL.°.
A FULL ASSORTM= OF
REAL THREAD. CAMBRIA. AND ALENCON
VEILS, 00,PEUREe, AND DAMS.
A so,
A PULL LINE OF
PARIS EMBROIDERIES.
And desinpttou of 1,0128 by the lard.
WARBURTON'S
RIBBON, LACE, MILLINERY,snd EMBIOTDERY
BTORE3.
11:01 CHESTNUT Stmt. lbws Tenth.
dl 4.ir if and 308 S. SECOND Bt.. below Bpram.
SILVER WARE.
WM. WILSON & SON
Invite rpeoial attention lo tbsu stook of SILVER
WARE, wtuok is now mutually Large. affordiag s va
riety of pattern and deinyn rinnorpassed by say loose
the United Butter, and of finer anent) than L Inatiaferk
tared for table use in any part of the world.
Our Standard of Sliver is 935-140 0 3 parts pars
The English Sterling. ..... ..926.1000 "
American and trench 9004000 "
Thai It will be Been theatre glee thirty-flee parts parer
than the American and Freaeli coin. and ten parte Mel
than the Enaltah Marling. Re Melt all oar own Silver.
miner Foreman being cioneected with the Refining De
partment of t►e Dented /States Mutt for aseeral yeanawe
manatee the a nahty as above ONO. Millet is the Asia:
that roe be made re he sweicane/e, and will mast the
cotton of ask,' area better than Ile ordinary Were
mireatactored.
Wit. WILSON Ilt 80N,
S. W. 00ILTER FIRTH AND CIINANY ere
D.—Any ammo of Elam maziofnotorod u iNfroiod
upon. bat ►osiliotlr stows iodorieo to Raul soll Aomori
:as standard.
Polders mashed unta them:ma standard as mad in
Jar retail deptrtmeot.
Pine Saver Bars. ISIVIDCO Peat , rir.. 6 °U 4 n tl7 °D
hand. anl4-6m
pItEBENTS FOR TILE HOLIDAYS ! !
THORNLEY & CHUM -
11AYE RFDI:Ch.D THY PRICES OF THEIR ROODS
IN ORDER TO FACILITATE THEIR SALE&
They offer Sperm! Hanson to
Loss Erothe Shawls,
Fine I.4.pnlity of HI kit Shawls.
U11,1,811'5 Me tat Shawls,
lisstleman'eand Shssrls.
CLOTH CLOAKS IA GREAT VARIETY!
Fanny Dress Stlke.
Excellent Direct mike.
Rich Reared Mel (nods.
De Lillkell• Valennots and O'Dea's'.
BLANK ETto, FLANNELS. LINENS. and IdUtILTNIS
Clcatts, Csahlmsres, and Sattmetis.
Marretllea Quills. Calico. Comfortable., &e., &s.
linenS.Dr 114110s.,ErArats. do.,
Ltnen HOD. of our own Dm rot:atom.
Hoonsrv, Gloves. Lacs Vslls. &e. frh.
T HORSLEY & C N. RCorner EIGHTH
and SPRING GA DREN,
WE BUY AND BELL FOR CASH. All
IVORYTYPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS
FOR THE
HOLIDAYS.
It a well known that the :coat elegant, artists.. chaste
and beautiful
PHOTOGRAPHS •
AN D
IVORY TYPES
are produced at
MeCLEES' No. CM CHESTNUT STREET.
Di the late reducttou In ha vitae,
COLORED PHOTOGRAPHS,
ao rimless:abed for their raperionty, can now be pm
eared at as loa rages as others fursisA as ordinery ar
helefor.
PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS, El.OO.
Mc GLEES,
MI CHESTNUT STREET, BELOW SEVENTH
di:4m
REMOVALS.
pEMOVA4.-GEORGE McFADDEN has
removed (tom No. 22 to No.l BANK 13troot.
1.3 ot•
REMOVAL.--SMALL CHANDLER,
witor,Fsm,B ottocEv, ha're remotta from
64 North nRCOND Street, to In MARKET Street.
above Fro^t. north mule Jag
n EMOVA L. —SHUFF dc WERN vrAG
111 m &Tic k...v . : f t . Jains's ButlJ ins, Nocavd
p m MRS. M. A. BISHOP HAS RE
MOVED from from No 1113 to 1018 CHESTNUT Street,
next door to triaSt.l.mmonce Hotel. whore Lmlles Istli
and a splendid ASSOttUliltit of Bonnets, Cape, sad Read
dresses. 031 Mt
11/ENIOVAL.—E. & F. 0. YARNALL &
CO. itel.TO removed fum IX, Market sl7ll , llt to 4f
SOUTH Ye ItAkVES at ell Pk.. 101 Et. as- In'
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST —Placed In the Post Office, New
York, on the 33d December LETTER directed
Chia, P. 13101. EL. Cashier Southwark Bank. Philadel
p Penna., cant iinine iSTOrit other enclosures the
101:owing Coupon. of the Penna. Central R. K. Co.. due
January 1, MO, par went 01 the name heater h:ea etas.-
pail Noe. air to 134 : 218 and 113 ; lota to Ledo ; INA to
1 ; 3 kit to 2 tt)); 79h3 t 9CI; 1.f8 3 : 0 3 to VAS;
0813 to 2,9 Tr ; 2,984; 2 nen and 3 WU ; 3.033 to CUM
Partite are . aLed nutlet receiving the same. A
reward will h paid on, the Letter Leon;18o returned to the
think of the &Moor New York, or the uthwark Batik,
NOW York, December 30.113313. la 3 et
BOARDING.
BOARDING FOR A GENTLEMAN AND
WIFE OR TWO YOUNG MEN. to a private
family. RD SOUTH THIRD etre- t. $1450 to 83. lt•
JACKSON, PRINTER,
JACKSON, PRINTER,
JACKSON PRINTER,
firTli end CHESTNUT Smits,
LPTII And CHESTNUT Stole*.
IPTO sad CHESTNUT amts.
hn.432.
Na. M.
No. W.
ININTINO OP ALL usps.
RINTING OF ALL KINDS.
RINI ING OW ALL KIND*.
CARDS *lle r 140.
CARDS SI 10 iNk 1000.
CARDS 81. no ER lawo. Tal.gg
OHR & DAVIS WASHING-MAC/UNE
for sale by nowm AN k Mani DE. Maness,
to rent. r 7 STRAWII RY Street, Philadelphia.
lly this machine week's WIWI of an ordenary-used
fanny can be done before breaktast It is equal in ca
pacity to four women, and gases at least to per rent. in
wear and tear. Hundreds of them are now in use. and
the demand conttnuing.
Call and examine for Toorselveg.
County rights for gale on reasonable terms. Priem Of
machine 510, up to al&
PLOWMAN tb MOBRIDE.
lax-]m• 37 STRAw /MBES Street.
MONEY LIBERALLY ADVANCED.—
TO ANY AmouNr-vp03 4 WaVh" ; .:70 1, 7 ,
tOlag ' 1 8117.5nr, , ,Ver;5 • Ex: „ ‘,V.'w..4 7,
I$D and GABK LL ta.bm"Lombsvi_uur
OPERA 111.,Ah;5E.5, Pearl, Ivory, and
japanned, with the fiest Achromatic Lei:urea, at
M.,I.FRANKLIN'S, Optician ,
111 South FOURTH Street, below Umtata.
17 - Mao, Improved Spectacles. correctly fitted to rtie
V . v .; Ibir::°:rdus.-:o.'ivreilindanlit 6,Torgn
dl-ti
LIORNES TAKEN TO WlNTtat on A
I. Farm le Delaware minty. Exeellentetabjea
Street.
experienced Groom. No. 524 WALNUT
Street, . amid store. dlO-tf
OIL CITRONELLA—For %
sale 13
.471j414
A II USEMENTS.
'IIEATLYY k CLARII}7B ARCH
, STREET THEATRE.
.THIS ITUFAnAY, Evpmtmo. h a . t.
PETER WILKINS.
Pelet.WOkies. kn. Draw Joan Doi"
ran ; Crneteuill. Mr. Macke.
The perform .n. will rem... enta Mee CermaAr
LAUGH WHEN YOU CAN.
Scat. or Pe t cac—Admaitioa. al coats; Ilsesnol
Beata en Dress Cache. c.cti; Parts Doors oue a: half past 4 o'ckek: r. , :lonwess
eommonce at 7 o'ctork praetatic.
D 1
AN RICR I S GREAT Snow.
NATIONAL TITEATRD. yrALNITZ 1111.. ebony
Eighth. D. IdeLaron. sole proonoto,
THIB (TUESDAY , EVIP;NIND,
Bemad appoorsoco of NIERR CL#Bllt.
MINS NA LLIE STICENEY in her agebratid Pas
de Fsseinxboo
no Floroobook.
AN RICE, .E.XCELSIOR. tlio COMIC moue, am
R. Ell SIS
will anima' in on D nase AN nm C 3 inth P other Injitift IMMO.
tons, -
THE ROMAN Bfiarmas.
THE RTVALS VP 7 E ETADIIIiII. by Maim
Houton, Whittaker. Kest. and Res.d.
POSTILLMS
LET
WM/MIHAIL
GE eleD BALLET DE* PIAUER
upon borsetsek. with sztrao , disaryFaaAs of lierveysys.
chip nod Memo Drumm. Exereum. vkle.l the as.
t re troupe Pail sprees
Doors open at I .44 NV o'eteek. Performaect to sem
menoe at VI and 7%
MR. SAMUEL COWELL, Fen., at•tbe
LTA- musical. PEND MALL, for TWO W/O.IITII
(Mif.
FRIDAY. Jan. 6th. SATCR DAY. Jan. 7th.
Mr. H. 1, BATEMAN bora raarretratty to an
that ha 'FM hare aka honor or
.umodoetnif So ths=
cla4hla Dane
MIL SAM. COMELY— •
THE GRbe.T MUSICAL COMEIHAII.
The trite mei motets of tb.• Gray Irnederfol Homed*
here been most caribminable and posclar tbronetboat
England. Ireland. and Scotland. foe team sad tee 4116
but two mouths in tim cityof Hem Tart The *nen
and abbt. bare .1' Prooreineed Mr. cow to
be t he
GREATEST COMIC SINGER
IN THE WORLD.
He riU be mewed by the celebrated
Prima TON DIDIRMEL.
nd JA/ail HICEIS
43-.3t Num* Wt.
Cceinertiniet
riIEMPLE OF WONDERS.
.2. Norttami corner of TENTH sad CIUNTNISV
Btraeta omit sad Novel Attraction.
HAPPY NEW YdAff
SIGNOR BLITZ.
Tke vooderfal Napalms and V • .InKrilltAlat
F.XI3IBITION EVEJikSOLES DUBI2IO TES
Coma:mem at 774 o'clock. and on 'W'RDICEIIDAT
and EATI:RDAT AFTER:IOO2.3nd. 'Meats tKskal
Automats R. 141 Vinallf • as. of Qs creakeet
Nickname n.er ezlobitad,olll Kneel iskosyrs salsas.
ckm, and yirforni lug addormhiec feat&
•
•Conne 3 callta. Children Berea
MUSICAL FUND LULL,
BoNEWI7 T.'S CONOIIIIII.
WEDNESDAY EVENINI. JANI74II" 4, IN&
MILS ANNA WI !SALATI
EL NI A R runs :
ESL
UWE VOLLIIIABL
art! an
ORCHESTRA or PO it rr rarossuss.
=EMI
cbmDecToa.
MM
P
I. Orertore—" Leonone. slT`L " . .
2. Recastre sad Ana--"lkkage tit C. 111-
"s,"
11"82.
Caraert In A 114A3r—Assa gete—erith
Orchestra.
a. "Das Pisherra
HERR vehea," ItONEWIIZ.
.
Marrrhlear.
it•
A " Plomare • liodel." for 2 /Nista._
VOLKS/A1•11 sad 1 . 1211,12 BOXY.WI D W IL
DOSDUCTOR. .
/lir ft.
banWrlM...
C. Last Day"--.sjaehouie ia bar
mo~eme~tsOß ' l t HE o tic is isfR A :
Recarneuoa of tna Dead.
0, Toe Last Jathmeat
1 Lease‘ esderod Reccred erraa
isto at
1
The two &slower' Overvalued Grsad Armee ma
front the wererooss of Hawes a &roan. Memo
emu,
Satosrittiaa Tickets. . . . rut* roc OM
&ors Tickets. .
Ail uteri t.ers pleas. maestri thilr Malmo at As.
dr, s Mama Aiwa. 7c, ilea tiniataat ettittla
Donn open at 7 o'clock. Tesemustart at it • •
THE CELEBRATED PAINTING,
PARISINA,
il7ostivovs _
LORD BFAON'S FORA.
*mit
Lrcra PRIZ- TICTVAIL
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1013 'T Street
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Adminuon al
ARTHUR NAPOLEON,
The oelobrstAd Amid. wC7 Ater•
GRAND PAREINI.LL OONCERT.
•wusd 1%1. t!•
FIRST VOCAL TALENT 0? THE EAT.
at t►•
ECEICAL FUND HALL,
TEtrltaDiT EVENING, Usury a, law
?lasts ID oasts iota. To to lumt at Mama anakcoo.
irles Pizzo-forts ororaroors, Ckossaat street, sad albs
owl Nassa• Mai.
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PAGE'S VENTS.
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Litnialon 31$ awe.
REiDERSON'S EXHIBMON BOOMS,
JAYX&OOO3,IIIOXWEALTO BVILLUXG.
T etreet_mssr artb.
HoIADAT WHEN
TII101)02115 l I ITICT*E OP LATS.
THIS tit F-SDAY)t.VI2I4I.III3.Jea.
Wirt be offered the following &Atrial scene. I
The. sort ef trance. Birth-Place of Colissubs..*
Amnesia War Stmanzer. Wash:A.ooe aa4 ets MIA -
'al.". Va'kes Pores re 11114- tifiasie,r the teats!CrW7,,
Rome. sad at. Peter'e. Maori Sllsinunatsciss.
season Rack-rope ifearter.
After which the is mile same of the Corm a: Sea
The exhibitma tonainaties with the tweed 'new eir
the monster ateearsis the Greet Eerier&
Tickets. X cents C hildren,
ildren. II emits.
Doors epee at 7. To eosonseace at &
IY-1-oDONOUGIES GAIETIES-LACE St.,
above SECOND.
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PENNSYLVANIA• ACADEMY 07 THE .II PINE ARTS
CiIIEST:Mr STREET.
Iv Opp( DAILY. Mandan ozerrood.) from. A.M.
411SP.M.
!Yeah!—The Tenth volume of GM* Swam
I is:ars." of Piroptiss.
Ado/axon U Wit& Mann sada 32 ISM SW
p MO.
8 bsres of Stock SUL itlf
a ERMAN Li OR (74 LSTRA. —Public Re
be/finals erect SATURDAY.at MtiIICAL FUND
HALL. at DV o'clock P. M. A pockartot *lett
oak SmxM kokeu.n toots. To be kit lig al
Andres. and Sect t Lalekee Homo Maros, sad 11
dom. oko-km
FOR SALE AND TO LET
TO COIN COLLECTORS.—For sale by
E. COGAN, 43 North Is runt SWIM a Cab
togue et about 4X. AMR 3.IC.LN STORY CARD. Prise
eanta. 34.11-40
50,000• —Fift stu y Thonaand United
• n is, ns. Troanry None. We
sans, for sale an now to nit panbann.
C. Dv.' mums,
No. is al arcuate Mann.
FOR SALE—Stock, Good• Rill and Fix.
tures of a Retail Boolomi !Latimer, Stare: Baca*
to teat. Address •• O. If." Blood s insaatal. lall
FOR RENT.
TM ■taro now oeon=i.d by
CELLRLES 01.3F05.D St sow.
No. CH CHESTNUT STRUT.
Etal tabLs ter •
JOBBIXO OR 002.13111szoir Bona
W arden 'inn about tbs tat of February aut.
(II FOR SALE.—A eery- neat and desirs
-1,5124 TWO-8TO" Y FRAME DwE.LLING HOT
Et kit FY . E l l! ' : s ale ,'
molvole. Crujbarl , od erunii. Away. 0.1
atter powers/ad a vel:•riorted sprint (known es Eiltsr•
Man Siff et /ea the primate- 'NW Wads apes mas
able tad aaptirmtdeuez terms.
L1.E1201 & MONTGOMERY.
7,41 BEACH Stmt.
la 'lO RENT—LARGE HALL, R. W.
Conker CHESTNUT and TWELPT ED it &tests.
W.A. wARDIS,
No. at wAL.Nur strw.
10 PER CENT.—We have for sale paper
v .rie g 10 per teal per annum, seelered 117 deed
of tntst epee oret-eleuke property II St. Loam. no al
*anima of eapitelate dimple( safe invreetmeste q utyt
ted. BAKER. AkBODTT. &
d7.l® if 17 Booth THIRD Soon.
91J LET—The large six-story ware
-IL hoops No. an commerce street, =Habig ( 4 71 sr a i
grar E .ry t atarulg Mmes. Ants std
-he
di HOUSES TAVERNS. and STORM,
Rim! Estate of ivory deseriptton. for aJa a tel.
rent. APO,' to MAX If E. 1 .•
Res/ Eststs Assn t,
No. 211 Not t! SECOND Stmt., 'NS
en L. Toorny a Co.'s Sired store
All orders inll t. promptly attended to. Ulla.
French, and Gorman spoken. CatIPOOT Gronol.
Rents. a Sin
pOR SALE—A Valuably lot of Ground,
10 foot by KO. throe fronts. ..ter sad ins hud
One front; soluble fo. • enures or fortorr. ,t Is moo
tad ra touttmortern tart of th• city,•e Mutt/ 111 2 -
prontic hor h nod . Terms easy. .110assee,
lieu's's," J. K.." othos of into paper.
TO LET—The Second. Tikirct and Fourth
Stones of Me o•shosl sod inhemen Ittorso. Roc
dCounties„Bouta DELA WARR A to t lane
Room on the gooond Floor. Apply
THAIN_h.
33 and U WHAVER,
WANTS.
d GERMANTOWN ROUSE WANTED.
by !beta or Aril next—mast beat tax ea wafer
introduced. be eltetbq atuated, end et a rent n. , r ox
totem!' SOD. Adareoe box Its& ja3 =that'
WANTED—A Partner with from E 1 7500
V to Q 2 MI, to to {Ma the &road- him 4 Funutose
ba
si s a l uk nesig B 7 . l l o a
4,u ltitn t
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ez tt e s ka. t Int s d . a d rs . tsocts Addm a u ll ,tbr unu t thi Nt bu :
?MI office.
PARTNER WANTED.—An vpemng in
an eethbhibed Comet...kik Egos. (Dry Goode el's
partnership,Flll crew oh the ht of the DM. A yolw,
metro. business men. who ovoid eon:wood trent 110#
to Bb (01 trey eddrete Cogaseasuoa Boaiesee."u to.
*Mee of thie Perim
$3,000 —A GENTLEMAN OF 1N
• m
totv sod bastooss <l.Alifiestioets to
datums of entering Into soma hvrati Ts trimness, watt*
t yt tjes would he light, (walk the abot• mito.)whete
over, thirst voted aellefeetety. ofeteneeteitt , red. et
troll 11.1 sinto r Addteito " W. IL" Ptti Once.
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