4C'WhilCoiSirtirtiii9lAN'-issiii Pa' Ana —
Th. stiCond'eieak - ot,Tant4cry - will - bet; kept as a
Week Of humiliation and prayer by the Ohristiane
'of this city. - The idergy heartily eo•operate with
the moyeamitc and have leaned a call to the
Ohrietlin emumunity to mike the season an woe.
Pion of gerierel devotion.: For the sake of lemming
mineert of ekeroises, *number of ministers of
ferent denominations have submitted*the following
suggestions
d. That as far a practioable we should - engage'
in theio solemn 'nutrias In assembled-congrega
tions.
2. That Monday - should be devoted to fasting and
to dew hemillation; beart.soarehing, and self
abaseMent before God.
-
3.Viat Tuesday weed mightily unto God from
the ilkep - places of humility, that' tio -will deepen
and eire'ogthen the' work of divine grace in the
heart-of evert , believer:
4. Wednesday-max be,giren tosuppliantton that
God will regaidepecially and spootally bless the
children end-path in both Christian and heathen
lands.
Thursday may well he devoted it: • earnest
prayer - that tied, by the cameos of The mighty.
power, Will remove all'obstaoles which new hinder
the progress of the gospel in our own - land and
throughout tide world.
& :Friday may bee day of apeelal intercession
for the largo eities, towns, and populous districts of
the world, and for the Wanda of the sea. • •
7. Saturday we - might plead, specially for'
Christ', a ministers everywhere, end for a closer
onion of•all Christ's ambles—for a fuldlment of
the Saviour's precious prayer, ,‘ That they may all
be one,: as n thou, rather, art in me and I in thee,
they also may be one to us."
9 - 1 each Of these days, as we boar these subjects
. to this Throne Of Graoe, in our closets, at the family
Mari in the' congregation, and wherever we can
pray, the blessing of the Rost nigh should be ear
neetly implored upon all Missionaries and mission
ary agencies, that through their instrumentality
the, - world may ha spaedily converted to God.
13: 'The - eabbeth, as our brethren in India sug
gelLiney be given to praise- and thankigiving in
'She greet congregation. ,
'F,Ar4ii MOMENT.-On' Saturday morning a
Batons- accident occurred on the Pennsylvania
, 'ltailread;. at a place called the " Steambeity ,
- about 25 • miles west: of - Philadelplla. At tine
point the train runs under a' bridge. The line
_was doming tseat,When a brakesman, named James
Ritinedi, and another man, were on the top of ono
- of the Cara, attending to some duty. The train ap
proached -the bridge rapidly, , and - before the two
men Could:, get out of.danger, they were amok by
the sidoYof the z bridge and precipitated to the
ground -Kennedy fell in enoh * position that the
wheels of the cars bassed.over both hie legs nearly
severing them from his body besidelf severely in
- *Mg: . him *bola the head. Re was taken on
board' the train brought - down to the oily and re
'Mbied to the, Pennsylvania Hospital, where he
arrived at ten o'clock, and died at half past two In
theafternoon- The deceased was about 30 years
' was a married man residing in the west
- ern Pease the city, The serener was notified to
hold an ImuTt. The other
_man who was on the
Rip of the oar with Kennali,, it. is supposed, was
'not aetiology injured, as, Him had been, he would
19111 probability have been taken to the Hospital.
,InrOnTAit, 'Annan , Or A PABST or ROB.
-Bras.--On Sa turday afternoon Cheers • Sohlemm,
Geerge,ll:lSmith,,Charlei Weed, and Joshua Tag
gart, Arrested two men, one named Albsirtßaker,
adias - Fisher, and the other named James; -Maynes,
atlas " Cooky " Maples, alias Charles Harris, near
awelfth,street and. Ridge avenue, in tho street,
Shirged with being concernedin robbing the fur
;store ofJohn-Davis, No. 51. North Third street, on
'New Yea's night. -The store was entered from a
'side-door, and a partition bored through, and the
. store was robbed 0r51,500 worth of goods. The
„airlines agninet - them Is said to be conclusive.
- , ,Doth the prisoners were only discharged from pri
ton on lbe 12th of November' after serving out a
'Atte Years! term,' for robbing Tryon 'e gun store.
Theimisoners were committed by Alderman Belt
. ler, in default of 11,600 ball.
Marrittve=;-The artillery 'corps of Wash
mgton Grays Capt. Parry, have recently received
'dghty-eland' ' of Mtnle muskets from the State, in
, templianoe with n requisition made in March last.
nils is the first volunteer company in Philadel.
lhia which has been successful in procuring these
Improved weapons.
Itircir SLRIGIIINCB.—A young man, named
I.lli - W 3 ter, Harrier, had a hearing on Saturday mom
-lertiti3the oherge of.inmping into en utoocupied
ficighi• that was standing at the corner of Market
ani,Bighteenth. streets, and driving off with it.
alderman,oommitted him to prison to answer
OrTg! :
t: a 4 ldltw Intwortarn.—Workmen are new
iiitgaged `putting up the poles for wires to eon.
neot the 'gartierie at Frankford, Germantown,
Itimayunk with the city works, the MUG in
flecenth street, and the Central Telegraph °Moe at
2.ffiftb - and Chestnut streets.
Rwcovanina.—We learn that 001. Win. B.
I.ltuikais is recovering from his late accident. Be
!II at Lebanon Still; where ho is attended by his
:.fussily aid &number of friends.
I . •ITKE Cana of the Germantown Passenger
Itallway have ceased to ran on Sunday, omit
,
fitrther notion is siren.
,CITY,:ITEMW.
If rent Life Illustrated, New Torii, Julyl6, 1869.)
-oP;l7.treft'S ,PIIIIPARED GLUE -We have nail:aimed
it
, 04,21„0r preparedglua specially designed forrepair
ntrlZWeZeifinzepahalralLete., wi thout
;Copilter;:..A reliable article of this kind has ro. been
in 'unianslied eritetof the hoasehold, and if Mr. Scald
ind hie eiteeeened in cliaroverimr the way to make a re
hab preparedslue thatwill remain soluble, and nein
-1010 by,tinite tied temperature; and that will caPolr ii ,
. limp, tear-SOY, and euffieieut menus for repairing
Itsehoht wanee, es he seems to have done, he is i
i tcy nitinc,, and will be gore of the, heerty gratitude of
elk tea honsegeoPmew Millions of &Abu% will bogeyed
tattle prekervation and expense of repairing furniture
Sloes every year by the general int rodnotlon of suchan
eirtiele. ' • .. ' -', „ ",ise 16 trgti
l'UELisiDig Or TanTYRES EXIIFUVrInt of Her
rinecorteinalTaisaing, the ~ VILLLOW. BMICKSIttig,"
lag.% Turk Gr.'s, N.W. earner Fifth and Cheetnet
streets, agents for the Cosmopolites -Art tmiociatiOn.
The enlitbdion will positively tlose this evening, and
id) should avail themselves of this the last, opportunity
of seem this ',ninth panting, which - left, bp &Warded ,
logother with numerous other valuable works of art, to
f,k 01 . 1. 411i!' 6 ..,i1• f'
.." PMKoko to see wonders the travel/dr go#,
c ; Mud neglects the Are things thathumidor his mile."
pew need so abroad fort wonrleri noir=s-days, while
*if have in ons midst the Gift Book Emporium of 6.0.
Evans; S 0..430 'Chestnut street, where are sold all the
infeot and hilt publications at the lowed prim, and a
cestir prospot glyon to toolusrohaaar.
vitioimA view eg PHILADULPHIA.—A late
latalarr of the Charlestown (Va.) - free: Press speake of
a visit laid Sy the 'editor to ihis:eiti. He was much
gratiked at the inspection of the numerous objects of
tertatest to be found here: lie wee delighted with the
old State fools and Es historical associations, and he
kaintameiloCuerit Itioramo of t h e splendor of the Broom
atone Clothing Hall of , Rookhill k Wilson, Not. rat end
606 Chestnut street, above Sixth, and in eulogy of the
itlettnee and comfort of thenarments Sold there.
A" IllgifgAL - " ' -
"Utletotio now, and now - U.lw Inolined,
nicottstn whete to fix thr,ohanging
did Prism's age or Nesfor'a rimy be out
And thou, 0 Tannin'. still goon in doubt.
then, bow lona sunblearerincshall we see
Otanyipe stokes'' you bend the pregnant
knee."
/Min want of elegant, sonaonnble, had Olean clothing
shield call at this FaehionablerEstoblishment, N 0.607
Chtlftsut street ; not that " thrift may follow fawning,"
bat to secure the legitimate toseits naming from Imai
nom done in en economical manner,
FINANUIAL AND COINMERCIAL.
The Money Market.
PSILAI*PHIA; Jan. 7, 1860
, 'the:Philadelphia ally sit es;, gas bane, were' sold
todgi at 99; railroad ,sixes. at 981, and the new
slue at 102. Reading Was eteady at 21; Elmira
firatmortgsge sines sold at 53„ and Lehigh Salley,
Relltoge Plonk "at 39. The business tranitioted"
:witaAtitte light,- • - ;
- 'Put money market ant : hums , without change
..Ines; the , cuing elf of , tbe pressure noted at the
IntlinOing of . tbe,yrtiet. ‘ Geed paper Ilene suite
.rne4kty,ut- enitenpar (rent,
Means. Imlay and Mohnen inform us 'of the de.
to:dials, this rooming, of a very dangerous $2O
altered note, purporting /o be the true buten! the"
Rankief _Baltimore, : It is described ae foltowa:
IJlgnette—a female seated on a rock , with eagle
:eat leid,-Vessele in the distance; the
_ligure of
idtdrty on the left end; bust of Washington, with
ths ti4urea:2o over and under It on right end.
Altertd from genuine fives."
Ahtopplioation made to the - Court of ,Common
- - Plerw ?IT -the - ilestonyflla Railroad Company to;
,00nspatithe Wed Philadelphia Railioad Company,
l m
-tim'eppoinimont of appraisers, to awed
~the sin Mini of oorapensation — whiohlhotormer shalt
be reqi;ired to pay , the latter:for, the privilege of
detng 'the track of the -same, • the Ifestonville
RI/i110,4 Company olairainithe right, under their
1 4thertdito jive the Wed Philadelphia Railroad,
wet heard this morning. The matter wee argued'
,bylfr. aylorfor the West ThildielPhia' Railroad
- Comps*, Muf by 114,11 . 1tat' lot the
Company. The court ref used to 4 grant the_
eppli
oation, tiguideoldinfthat the Ithstouville.Company
had np tight to use the road of the, West Philadel.
Phis CoMpany.' -
A bill In equity her bat flied; in; the Supreme
Court, *Alfred P. Soull,,Which 'make! charges of 1
the mosiserlotui character against the Germantown
Passenger Railway, and the parties ; prinoipally
00_1102811104 Its formation. ". .. .
Thfluti 3 Owiag is the annual finanoial siatemont
'of the New Totk:and Erie Railroad Company, The
time for iiinifying , the soodpianoe of the pre-
Ideltionti for settlement hai boon extended to let of
_4thrtiary - •
Gross atarnloaa for roar ending Sept. M.
1818 - diCor,lto
Tratateartatation exponses.-::..52,974.121
'Xlsionsentsss, paid lase 22,050 et
Rae °foam • ItO
-..14*611 , 683/41 47
, .
,-r- 7 -- 7 -183,077,312 23
- Net eamitgs - jti,4o4,vg
In ß r le eggigrd i egi:::::: 41 00
Boatull4Pt Union f 39,80 Tg' 110
,0
o 0
zimire4 de 6 yrsmtP• l3 .
• : - 6141:104diNgtu 1, ... /5,796 26 9
„s i
16,41
Peaott;.. - $610007 0
, .
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•••*:- trew-,York stock Eichanire....Tan. 7.
11ioolln sown.
1
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11 4
g l y_ "n efigi`g,r.:. 91.., 11 .4P, ' "....... FIN
t - 201.03Erm RlO4 m WE.. 06,4 200 do J.,. ..,' ' 49
/720
60 Pliconix Bk . ....... 108 160 0111 & Chia ***** ".''
61 ..
talky( A merle's, .:111 100 ' do ~..,,, ** , 430 83
100 Corn Coal prt 310 3434 26 Clov 14 T011i....b61 2014
- Vo`NI" - Contral R.—. 7414 160 - do_ —.WO 201 ,
.AO .do : ........ 430 74 20110016 dc R 1 R.... 930 62X
r . 28 do 7441 1043 do .... ..... . 62M
2 , 1 '' do . 210 743,
ia -wo -:.7 .... .h30 761 10 dop d° ' 6; °Z S
630.1211.
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660.127,4
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,',... f4:' tri.—Faloa hal VAlUN,Sio'utgetn.and sou bbl..
.I'.'fillta ' . 44 ,44.:teana'Nfestemo , av d bo . quoted a
-''''4: 6t416718. " a "a 1 ig t t is OPattkie 0i.,„ In
iv i r w el It
.:,4.: . - IMT WAS if iliprnq In a,. i , no wilto;
w'soolyn o to t ot tom at m . o o ato p o, a Ir mo 10 ,
` 44. '":dr l rillow tapo and Bauthorn, Ba
'''''" 4 * - "Wido ---. '
:i'W.4ll4l l l,ooupti l ietiihare solaerea•?;7 .=
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'-' - V " war.
in
0 1 1141946W1 Ft 109 1 .4
''',,•'• .IP/ 13 ." 4 61, ' '
- Tnejnintiris were in fair ropient. Prioes for Pork
vela urraer . ,
WWEXEI—Saies were made of 500 ale alio per gal
lon.
OE EXOHAMIE BALES.
PHILADELPHIA STOO
7, 1860.
AKER.' aug Walnut Strae'.
January
RI/PORTIA:I IT B. E. SLATIit
BOARD.
ROO Soh Nay 6i, la 65
111110 Elmira tat mt Ts .. 53
1000 0 to Ames '89..05h 8t
leodo 81
a
Lehigh Val R 35
SI Norristown R......50‘f
a do 50S
10 Mechanics' 8k....265.
N 1 Menlo unk
100 Reading R
• FIRST
1000 City as, now.2dya.lo2
13000311,:
2 00 ,d 0..,. 102
1000 - do 102
1001 do 102
000 do 102
2000 City 63, R • ..gdie
2300 City 0a New One .00
. , : .99
1000 Sch Nay 13 . 3,.72.ida.8.0:5il
BETWEEN BOARDS,
10 0 City GE, new..2dva.lo2 126 Penn& R . 2dyn.37';
101 1 do - 2070.102 12.hlinelsiii
1600 R. 102
SECOND
500 N Poona It di ... ...63
ld Itazleton Coal.bawn 46
4 do .45
5 Cam & Amb R.e5w0 ..., r ies
AI Fenn R...........D5.57 1 :
5 do .. . ... . —.1,5,37.4
, 14 Noni gown R........G0S
160.1 City
20,0 do
000 do ftril
300 do
15 00086 h Nov 65.'82 86
100 SiT Philo R 7s 86
MO Read R 6B L , llO 7dyn..381,,1
1000 N Pena R es WI
CLOSING PRIG
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Ph.qt ,REl4' SO
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ca n a l ul l
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do 15.08 •
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Ma lr i4 Jans ilg ° ,r n ill4 111 i
Boburl Nay oa d 8
stools— 7 7g
Ef3-9TEADY.
_ -
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kttg , l " IPWill:;:14. ; l i
70 lit m0rt.62% 23,.
mort.ll 12
r
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do letmgbds.B2 31
Franc: & South R. 63 66
Seo'd&Third-et K•• • • •
Raostellino-sts R 23 r
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
VP TO TIrALTIC O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT
GIRARD HOUSE—Chestnut at.. below Ninth.
j_Jones Murray, Philo 1K Clark, St Louis
W A Hargadine, St Louie 0 H Wheelock, N Y
Dr Watson, KY 13 P Pratt. Boston
Sami Braley StLouis IA 9 hlitcbell, St Louis
0 11 Carter, hid Bowline_ & la, MU
Rev Dr W Patton & la, Nit i Glover, Id
1 1 1 Iggili 3 , a l, l BY2=7 " r'il l q _ i tYg. Sheppard,
Jos le r
tVan Swearinsor, Phila. ASTEI 1-11i1018111811.118 1718 bUrg
ovT Rennlon,_Easton 13 13 Moffatt, Terre Haute
rn Williams. Pa IS le Mahany, N Y
A L Jarrett, Aid L T Detrick '
P it Brown & la, Me H H. Furbish, Me .
I B Carter, Me John Al Brown, Me_ Y
_
lout A Ramsay M re Leaden:mulV .
lir Robb, Boston ii. ki Parker, Mobile
8 8 Whiteburt,lll - P, W Crittenden 8 A
0 J Whiting I) Z A 8 B Sanford, N Yl,l
Wm R Pritchard. Oa F. J Dawson, Ga
0 Souarres, bpringfield E H Tracy, Aid
01, Daboil, wash, D 0 I Bodine, Tracy,
Y
011 Benton, N Y . J 1 Horley, Boston .
33 AI Allen .. In, N Y . L_F 'Mince, NM
8 Crouse, Philo - 'W W Marko. N Y
Theo G Meier, St Loom EEI Gardner, Nashville
11. We or, Rome, N Y W Mason
ii P Walker, By D Cobb, N Y
Miss Jackson, St Louis Aliso lit Jackson. St Louis
Miss Reams, St Louis B Lawrence, N Y
J lloye.N Y
C Aladdock,NY Joe A Einydam,__N Y
WA J Parker, N Y
Geo 8 Wilson,PrOV, RI Cadt Maxwell. Montreal
HS Lehman, Pi Y Theo D Dar, N y
Jas llogards, N Y (I II Meraer, N_Y
I owisE Pearce. NJ Jos t 3 Outlaw, N 0
D P Holmes & la, N Y Redwood Fisher, B. I
JONES' HOTEL—Chestnut street, above Sixth,
sJoyee, Salem V Hines, Salem
BhlcCurcly,_Salem B B Babcock. Ye.
D Wilhelm Va . OCurtis, Balt
V M Smith. Bald nmre Dr l.etterman, Phila
Geo T Austin, Athena, Ala J S Harrison, Ohio
Ed de Grandval, N J W winters, St Lova'
JOil Guest, St Louis Viptor uamphall, St Louis
J W Reed Bt Louis V it Briolth indium
B Bruce, Maryland A II Hats. Mau laud
J Thomr.con, Zanesville W Schultz. Zanesville
S Carey. Zanesville E S Kenhow, N J
V B Brown. N J I, H Dia, Louisville
W Sheppard, Louisville G Barnhart, Jr. Louisville
A L Able, Baltimore W C Smyth, Baltimore
H A Terror, Baltimore C R iolia.ds. New York
Hens L Bros°, N York H G Williams, N C
J B Williams, N C T u 13 Furgerson, Balt.
MERCHANTS' HOTEL—Fourth street, below Arch.
James Smith, Ps W Hamwe'l. 0
Clt Barrett, Pinta '. Tames Mactitearte, Pa
D L Chapin. ra John Stone, Waverly, Pa
W al Nellie!, Aila L It Rickard. Dubuque
.I. It Mlles, Norristown ' P H Smith, HY
ALAOIC BEAR HOTEL—Third, above Callowhill at .
A. &town,' Philo, ht Fetter. Bucks co
Geo W Baum, Reading E T Brobit, Eaoton
BALD EAGLE HOTEL—Third st., abo,,•a Oallowhill
Band .1 }Oster. Harrisburg A Sieger. Leliigh co
fi Vatndyke,Phila Laudenbach,
J W Migruth, Allentown
COMMERCIAL HOTEL—Sixth et.. above Chestnut.
Geo Maxfield. Conn Alex Mullin, N Y
B B Ford, Md Hugh Jackson, Chester oo
Mn Matoner. Pittsburg Wm Howeli, Philo
Wm Mobtornach, Pa Jas Boort, Chester co
Truman Coates, Chester co H C Roman,_N .1
• John SomersiN J S Stoner, Jr, Pa
NATIONAL ROTEL—Knee street. above Third.
II 8 Erqdrniari. Easton W Reirsnyder,Bohlk co
W W Winchester, Philo John name), Indiana
A P_ Prase, Pa Colo Weigly. Chicago
P Jaooby. Pa .1 8 Ifelfenstine, Pa
P H W Rank, r, y
0 Watson, Mass A B Gee. Pe
ata Rl3:iew . ter, Pa N
Yogi r L B O n PaMilford It KSmi h, Ark
_EAGLE HOTEL—Third street , above Race.
R C Forlorn. Del no, Pa Mne Wm lioldemith, N Y
John M Hughey, Boston Cyrus B Roberts. Md
John Hl:home, Newport peon Ballast& la, Westin
11 tileme. N Y v
1,13 PvarsonN Y H F lLlcat i lria r b. Dolton
NI Pane. West, Cheater Y 0 Haley, Phila
M Walker, Ph, Morgan Jones, N Y
14 Marro',Pa /game Alex. Ve
P Bethlehem Itt Tagart, Phrla
MERCHANTS' HOUSE—Thir'd it, above Callowhill
Thom Swartz, Onteasugus 0 Brown. Reading
ifii i ß r igl ik Arrisburg_____ Chas riol . f, eatassuatia
iaa
Wilson Sheffer, Pa i Vth u tilly,A -
E a. Wilson. Toronto lit Anton, Washington
Jos H Edward., Bethlehem
MOUNT VERNON HOTEL-B , loona st., above Aroh.
R Idatthaws, 11l I. Bawd, Cincinnati.
ii A Nelettn, Ohio A Mayers. KA
J Ryan, Prrg J Ishara. N Y
Miu Bell alloy, Tenn Par Stoloas, Phil&
J Krown, Elmira AI Oland, Ark
Simon Furst, A rkennts It William & Is, N Y
John b Lee Harrisburg • W Wilkins, Roston
E Penrose, Lancaster P Jones Lancaster
If NOW , • y 3 Valles:Norfolk. Ara
11 Wood; Ind , „ ~" Wht Francis, lisrriaburg
BARLEY- BiIEAF HOTEL—Seeond et.. below 'Pm
Jas B Bntton Lucerne no Jesse Jones.
Fs ßy berry
14'.} 3 11117eg1 ,21 '""
Chee 11 Keller, litrontieburit F Et Norton, kturtiebwe
AMERICAN HOTEL—Chestnut st.. above Fifth,
John Bmilie, Jr,t sawn Oeo 0 Dodd, Philo
0 Hill Brinton, W Chester C Miming', W Chester
7
ion Parker & la, N C NE Cross. Arizona.
J Winterstaln, Ps P Bredy..Nottliampton co
m I Boothe. Ales, Va Id Curtis. N Y_
E 1) Payne, Towanda, Pa Kohl gems, /44: _ c
Wrn Wolff, Pottsville John Trotter, RAI. LP
John Wlllistraash, D C BT Llppinoost, Witkesti re
Li Becket's N i!Y Lome Durr,N Y
lNewell, NY ' 818 ~11 Jr, N Y
L Bhory, Boston 0 0 Macomber. N Y
Emery & la. N Y R Webster & son, Pa
John B Edwards, D 0 E M Brie, D C
13 Bailey, Balt
BTATEE4 UNION HOTEL—M allot et., &hove Sixth.
Ors Haughey. Phila Den! Jests', Pa
t Ws Ganes. Pa
M IV Watson 1,11 Richard Randolph, Fhils
Jacob 1, Ford, I a
McConmetHaltunore J J v pl o t.Harnsburg. Pa
JR Coolbaugh acia.,Wii Jas n. Lancaster co
Jobs RTurner.Carltste.Ps G_ Hinkle, Atte Ml° City
8 Wietherill. Mt Rope, Ya If Beavrus. Alit
If tijaugh, 9 l3ehes), 01 0 J B G Orono, N J
.74 , 1 , t i i n di, „ 4 , 1 ,„ .Fs A Mond born Wail' co, Pa
R R Glate, N .1
BT. LOUIS HOTEL—Cheatent at.. ab. Third.
Win X Clarke, N J Win H Raker, Phila
R Hunter k. la, N Y Miss E R Lincoln. hid
E A Beardidee. N Y Jaa C Collins, PHA
B H BM
Wh W, itney. N Y n, N Y A Coddina k Bon, Maim
Brookly
THE UNION HOTEL—Arch atreaL above Third
Jos C Turner, Phils J AT Allen , Ohio
Chita D EMIL Bt Paul Cant A P Cropper, Aid
FA Talbot N Y J 13 Carter, del
A Mean, N Y _
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
P. It
HO COPB
T . MERK
MOlR E ,Jr.iColextTtsa or ram Monts
LETTER BAGS
61.111 X BOIRCUANTIV ATCHAIICiIto PFTLADHLPHTL.
Br. slop Brag onza, Nelson --... Liverpool. soon
Bark Linda, Hewitt.. ....... ..... soon
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. Jun. 9. 1699.
BUN RISR9.- = ,.. -7 2441. 1 71 BETH
HICKWAWA- 54,
ARRIVED.
Steamship city of New York, Boses,e4 hours from
Batton, with mdse and Imamate to Henry Winvor.
CLEARED.
Brig Time Walter. litorth,n Berta, Jaurotohe & Car
M Cawoire.
H ac I Nield,' Belleau, Golveaton. Blehou.
Inoue & Co.
SAILED.
The U a - M ateamahip Kel atone State. Dept Marsh
man. for Chayleaton. eaded'about 11 o' clock on Rattly
day mornina, with a full freight and a number ofpawn
tem. The K. t 1 went down in the wake of the City foe
&mt.
(Meteor Manes of the Philadelphia Exchange.)
LEINER. Del. Jan 7, )560.
The vessels reported in my last still continue at the
1480 i -water. In company with the boric Robert Pennell.
Iromliew Bedrord, which name in yesterday alierooon.
A full eldp—trupposed the Ann Hooper. from Liver
pool—two brigs. and four schooners, went in last night.
Capt Turley is hers. end has the Behr Bollwinkle em-
Pleyed la lightentht the hark White Wing, in order to
had the leak. Wind' southwest—weather ounstderably
moderated since my last.
Yours, W. Al. HICKAIAN.
BY MAUR A PH.
• (Oorreaaandenaa of the Philadelphia Exobanga.)
CAPE ISLAND. J. Jan 3-6 - P M.
The ship Ann E Hooper, from Livertionl, timed in
Yesterday. The fleet remained at the Breakwater this
Morning. Eis so (my at this time that no vessels can
be seen oink in or out. Wind BW—weather inoderate.
Yours, &O. THOII. B. HUOREB.
- ST TELEGRAPH.
(COrrespondence of The Premed
SAVANNAH, Jan T.
Arrived, schr Ingomar,from Baltimore for New Or
igami. Put m here damaged and thernalled in a storm
she encountered. ,
' KLIPORANDA.
Steamship Phinens Sprague. Matthews, hence, arrived
at Boston lth Met, in 60 bourn from wharf to wharf.
Steamship Glasgow, Thompson, for Glasgow, sailed
from New York Ith inst.
Steamshit, Cireassian, Campbell, from New York, ar
rived at Galway 224 it.
Bteam_ship Pennsylvania, Teal, hence for Richmond,
OM at Norio keit mat.
Ste""Wberialhaton, Baker, cleared at Boston 7th
mat for Phil elphm.
Snip - Boswell Sprague, Diunmond, for Philadelphia,
sailed from Liverpool 17th ult.
81 " Wyoming, Button, hence, wag going into Lit er-
Pool 24th alt. ,
Ships Pain Plush and American Union. from Liver
pool tOf Philadelphia, which put Into Queenstown, had
dieeharged loth Ant, and hauled into Royal Victoria
Dock wharf to r 9 air.
Ship Brinell , Mead, from Leghorn for Philadelphia,
was at Gibraltar lath ult. leaky. She had been surveyed
and would discharge; part of her cargo is damaged—.
Ship Westmoreland , Wean, hence, arrived at New
Orleans 6th lest.
Shin Oonneotiont, CralLsgher, hence lith lilt, arrived
at Mobile QM inst.
Shies &Unsnarl Cabot, B S Rimhall and fl E PettigreW
for iltukidelpoin, were loading at Liverpool nob ult.
Ship Elizabeth. Gillespie, tram Londonderry, arrived
at New Orleans ith mat.
Ship Como, Cobb, into Calcutta, arrived at Boston
7th inat.
_Ship Prosperii, Leach, (ruin Valparaiso, arrived at
Boston 7th Mat..
- Ship Magadan, Wallace, from Islay, arrived at Bos
ton 7th int, . - -
Ship Samna) Pales, Young. from New Orle
Liverpool 22.11 alt,
- Ship Bunn 0 Owen, Norton, from Charleston, ar
rived at Liverpool lad ult.
Shipbard, Harding, for Boston, sailed from Cal
outta NovP
Ship Wild Rover, Bnarrow. for Callao, railed from San
Francisco lath alt,
Ship Bald Engle, Troadwell, at Liverpool 2001 ult. from
Shanghtte.
Ship Siam, Rioa, for New London, was at Honolulu
16th Nov.
filltl_p Morning Light, Thomas, from Boston, arrived at
San rrAp3leco Nth ult.
Ship War Hawk, Simmons, sailed from San Francisco
13th pit.for Callao.
Ship Ogenbridgearlatthews, from Calcutta, arrived
tap at Boston eth lust. •
Ship hiasenta, Inew3Boars, cleared at Boston ctli inet,
- for Shattettae.
Bark ;Virginia Ann, Gorham. for St Thomas, wag
nearly ready at Buenos Ayres Oct Su.
Bark-Mane iitokelmann•VOss, for Philadelphia, sailed
frem Paydeaux 17th na. -
t y e
mars O W Porter Wieklund, from Banana Ayres Oct
30. arrived at Now ork 7th inst. -
Bark Cll Trait. all, from New York, arrived at
. Qacene.. Main SI,
Darn 0114 404 Yardi tor 6449,P00L.. cleared at Bog
top 4th coat,
Bark Ella Virginia, Vooke, from Rio de Janeiro, ar
rived up at Baltimore 7 , 11 Inst.
Bark Flying Cloud, Beauchamp, 40 days from Rio de
Janeiro, arrived at Near York 7th met.
Bark F Damming, Iliggina, from Para, arrived at New
York 7th inst.
Bark Parthlan, froin Riolimond, was going into
Rio do Janeiro IV ov 13.
Bark Adelaide, Pendergast, from Baltimore, was going
woo Rio de Immo Nov 13.
Bark Laconia, 13earse, cleared at N Orleans 6th inst
for thisport.
Bark Daniel Webster, Ryder, cleared at Baltimore 6th
inst for N Orleans.
Brig Addy Swift, Avery, for Marioalim cleared at New
York 7th inst.
Brig Twee Vrienden, (Dutelid Meyer, from Rotter
dam 'for Philadelphia, with gin, wine, Scc., riming a,
leak in Helvoet Road., in consequence of the rep, and
was towed back to Rotterdam leth ult., in a making
condition.
Brig alelwin, Wigan, hence, arrived at Boston 7th
inst.
Brig Sparkling. Sea, Wiewell, for New York, was
nearly ready at Buenos Ayres, Oct 30
A
Bohr Jas Bayard, Higbee, cleared at Boston 7th inst
for Wilmington, N C.
Scar E A Janos. Godfrey, front Apalachicola, arrived
at Boston Ith irst,
a t B
Bohr
ton Virgin7llia Pr nst. ice, Eldridge, from Wilmington, N C.
osl i
Behr Burrows, C, Clarke, for Charleston, cleared at
New York 7th inst.
Bohr Franklin Treat, Crocker, hence at Boston gth
init.
Bohr James Neilson, Burt, hence for Taunton, Was off
Mount Hopegth inst. She afterwmda sot under Way,
and probably wont into Bristol.
Behr B V W Simmons, Godfrey. for New York, woe at
Galveston 21th ult.
Behr Haze, Bell, from Rio de Janeiro. Nov 14, for New
York, was spoken 16th, tat 23. 5, lon 42 20 W; at the
same time was seen brig India. I BO from do. for do.
Bch Amy Chase. Brevoor, from Tampico, arrived up
at New York 7th inst; had experienced hefty,. 'million.
Feb Lewis .Mulford, Doyle, for Wilmington NC,
cleared at New York 7th inst.
Steamtug Lieriefix, League, arrived up at Baltimore
ilth mat, with the crew and part of the cargo and mate •
riots of schooner Chas Colgate, before reported ashore
on the Seven Foot knoll.
At Rio de Janeiro November 11, ships Indian,
Averill, from Gadifi' Constantinople, from Carlin
barks Mondamin, (lonian. from Baltimore; T N
Chadbourn, mss in, from do ; Flying Cloud, Beau
champ, from doi Fannie Crenshaw, Munson, from Rich
mond; Ann E Gram. Swain. do; all wig cargo; Jig
Cobb. Roan wig; Marion Huge. tin Baltimore, die , tr;
brig North Point. Smith, wig; colt Forest King, Perry,
from Richmond. do; and others.
Bark Earle Bird. Cook, at San Francisco, from Kong
Kong. On the fourth day out discovered the mainmast
sprung badly; used topmast studding sail booms and
gear to fix it; could not carry much sail during the Pee;
sage; wag 30 days clearing the coast of Japan; winds
from the north and eastward; since then have had a
suncession of easterly a others sterly gales; lost the fig
pre head and sustained damages; while running
in a heavy westerly gale shipped two heavy seas which
carried away the steering gear, and carried away the
bulwarks' ' Nov. 22, mainmast getting much worse, it be
ing somas in two places, put up more preventere; Nov.
28, discovered the foremast also sprung; sent down the
mnintopgallant mast to ease mainmast as much as pos
sible.
SPECIAL, NOTICES.
A NEW PHRENOLOGICAL CLASS AT THE
Cabinet, 522 CHESTNUT Street. These Lectures will
embrace comparative development of the brains of
animals, health, disease, temperaments, form and
quality of brain, signs of character, the difficulties and
objections to Phrenology, and the application of this
Science as a guide to business, matrimony, management
of children and the general duties of life, and will be
illustrated by casts, simile, and portraits of distinguished
persona.
Tickets for the course of ten lectures, e 2.
. .
hambers of former ()leases, el.
To enure seats apply immediately to J. L. CAPEN
ja9 31. '
HIGHEST PRERIUM AWARDED AT THE
WoRLD's FAIR, LONDON.—JuIes Hanel & Co., N 0.11.4
Chestnut street, Philadelphus, established MI. Manu
facturers of Perfumery. co:motto, transparent hells
and glaring soaps; liquid hair dye, and Jules Hanel's
celebrated Eau Athenienne, or Hair Renovator, also J.
Haves unequalled Eau Lustrele. popular throughout
the world.
Importers and Wholesale dealers in Prone'', English,
and domestic perfumery, fancy goods and druggist's ar
ticles, ebeving. hair, cloth, nail, and tooth brushes,
combs in all varieties. etc ja2.l2t
ONII PRIOR CLOTHING 07 TIM LATRsT
STYLES, made in the best manner, Impress', for Rs
- PALES. LOWEST . selling gimes marked In
Plain Pleurae. All goad' mato order warranted natio•
factory. Our ONE-PRIOE System la 'Wetly adhered
to, as we believe this to be the onto' fair way of dealing
All are thereby treated alike. JONES dc
seat( 604 MARKET Street.
SeLememme. Frax-PROOF SAFES. —A very
large assortment of SALAMANDERS far sale at reason
able prioei; No. 'et CHESTNUT Street, PhiladeJelitet,
tf EVANS & WATSON
Osovas & BAKIIIVS
OILISHATID NOISBLESO FAMILY BIWIIIII-MACEININ,
AN MUM num,
TOO ORESTNUT STREET,
PIMA DELPHIA.
fiIiAMIIN 8 SATING FUND--NORTEWNOT
Comma SECOND in WALNUT Streete.—Depoelts re
ceived in email and large amounts, from all olaasesof
the oommntuty, and allows intermit at the rate of five per
cent. per EinUNTR.
Money may be drawn by 01100k11 without log of in
terest.
Moo open daily, from 9 991111 o'olook, and on Men•
day and Saturday until 9 in the evening. President,
FRANKLIN FELL t %hawser and Seoretary, OILLS
M. MORRIS.
SINGER'S SEWING MACHINES.
N 0.2 Sevilla Blsohlnoa.--
No.l Sewing Machines •
The Family Sowing Machine,
The Family Sewing 1 460M120---• •• —••-- • 50
1. M. SINGER & co.,
_ . No. 602 CHESTNUT SWIM.
HARRIS ) Botroont. Szwuro Mecum.
IMPROVED DOUDLE•THREAD
FIRST PREMIUM AT EVERY PAIR.
*l4m nlitt. Ottioe, 7M ARCH Bt. Agents Wanted
Wallowa" & WILSON SEWING Mammas.
—Philadelphia Oiilos. CS CHESTNUT Street.
Merohanta' orders filled at the SAME P113001)NT as
by the Company.
Branch ornees in Trenton, New Jersey, and Easton
nd WM.:phenol', Ps. 56141 m
SAVING FOND—NATIONAL SAPPYrY TIM M
oomnNT.—Chartered by the State of reIGI6IOIIIIIII.
RULES.
1, Money 1/ received every day, and In any WNW,
arab or mall
S. FIVE PER CENT. interest is paid for money from
the day it is pit
a. The money is always paid beck in GOLD whenever
It is called for, and without notice.
4. Money is received from Z 24011015, Administrators,
Guardians, and other Trustees, In large or small sums,
to remain a long or short period.
6, The money received from Depositors is invested la
Real Estate, Mortgages, Ground Rents, and other fast
class sem:males.
f. Moe open every day—WALNUT Street, eontlreist
eoroer Third street, Philadelphia. wL
ItIARRIED.
REB 9 --ETTENGER.--On the 6th instant, by Rev.
B. hi. Tillotson, J. Conrail Hera to Julia, daughter , of
Wm. Ettenger.
MAAG—di MON.—On the 25th December, by Rev. N.
B. Baldwin. Mr. Chas. Slang to Miss Margaret Simon,
both of Philadelphia.
CRESS—DURFOR.—Bn the let instant, by Rev. Al
fred Cookman, Henry Graft Cress to Helena, daughter
of Francis Horror, both of this city.
DUDBRIVOE—FLACK.—In Philadelphia, on the 6th
instant, by the Rev.M. H. Slaty, Mr. Edward H. Dud
bridre, of Warwick, Bucks co., Fa., to Mice Lavinia R.
Flack, of Polebury. Bucks county, Pa.
R
DAE—McCALIMONT.—On the 26th ult.. by the Rev.
R. If. Pattison, Mr. Peter N. Dare to Man ealtie hfc-
Calmont, daughter of Peter hloCalmont, Esti., of the
Eighteenth ward. Philadelphia.
DICKSDPI—DYSA RT.—ion the 6th instant, by Rev.
W. Brerreu, Mr. George Dickson, or Blair county, P ll
to Mix Janellysart, of this city.
SHOEMAKER—BARKER.—On the 3d instant, !ry
Rev. Win. thuldards. Charles K. Shoemaker to Mina
Addle J. Barker, all of this city.
WALTON—Le:WIS.—At New Britain. on the 3,1 in
stant, fitaoy C. Walton, of this city, to Sarah, daughter
of Jason Lewis, of Bucks county.
BITTING-11FIATON.--On the Vtli tiltS., by Rev. Than
VP inter, Mr. Joel Evans Bitting to Mine Josephine
Heaton. both of Bucks count).
TiLLINGHABT—BOMB.—On the 6th instant by Rev.
Albert Barnes, Mr. Franco, W. Ti linghast, of Jefferson
county. Va.. to hills Anne Selina Boyd, .1 thin city.
IthBS—STEEI.3IAN.—On the 441 Instant, hy
ceremony, Mr. Thomas S. Hem of Cape Mar. N. J..
to Miss Harriet Steelman, of May ' s Lan d ing, N. J. *
McCOY-0113SON.—On the Ist
Mary Rev. J. D.
McCullough, Mr. Ranh McCoy to Mies S., dausji
ter of the late ,lohn ileum, both of this city.
:gEWLIN—RIVELY —On the 1161 h uIL, bv Rev, Dr.
W. Blackwood, Mr. Nicholas W. Newlin to Miss knv , l7
W. Rivet 11 of Philadelphia
DUPICF , II tt—F,LLIII.—On the September, by
Per. R. Watts, Robert Duuceith to Mary Ellis, all
Philadetphia.
KEPER—WELIEOn the het instant, by the
Rev. Alfred Cookman, Mr. Robert B. Kepner to Miss
Lizzie Weller. both of this Mts . .
GiPeON—ORGY.—On the Ith instant by Rev. Win,
Douglas, Mr. William R. Gipson to Miss Alio° Grey.
DIED.
BROW NE.—On Saturday evening, the 7th instant,
Peter Hmigne, Ean.,in the 78th year of MN age.
His friends and acquaintanees, and 01000 or the lame
!t
_attend the funeral, from tire late real
lYtinaeree,. . i k v ci.ll lo Wl3alnut ['Met, on ` Tuesday. 10th inst..
aPAUL lock A. the B th
instant, nvitaion Cha r les b • •
.--On the Bth of cretin, Mickel.
only non of David B. and Martha Louisa raid, need 3
Years and 7 months.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited to
attend his funeral. from the residence of his father. 0.
M. corner Thin) third and Bridge et reels, hlantua. on
• "
Tuesdny, 10th inst., at 1 o'clock.
I'LITCRAFT.—On the 7th teat Mary Ann, daughter
of Jesse H. and Mary Ann Fhtcralt.
Her relatives and 'elands are respectfully invited to
attend her funend. from her father's residence, flndos
-bum on 'lnesday, 10th instant. at 10 o'olock. To Ku
reed to Ceder Grove CeMeterr.
BAZIN.—On the 7th intent, Alphonse Alexandre
Edward Basin, ion of Xavier and Adele Ham, aged
2 s, month., and 4 dam:,
Funeral from the reenters* of his parents, No. 1021
Race Greet. on Tuesday morning, at le o'clock.
HAILVR~ on thoTtli instant, Hannah, widow of
Thomas Sailor, in ltßreeth year of her nap.
Fnneral Irom the resicenpe of her daughter, No.
13 Wheat street, between Frankford road and Crease
street. true (Monde) / afternoon. at o'clock.
O'KKNE.—On the 7th instant, Mary O'Kene, Infant
daughter of John and Ellen O'lfitne. need 6 'weeks. *
WIG E
MOR
in .—On the 6th instant, Charles A. Wig
more, the 39tu year of Ids age
Funeral from Ins Into residence, No. 1312 Spruce
street, on Tuesday afternoon, at ! o'clock.
Al (DIA ETON.—On the 6th instant, Amos lididdleton,
aged 88 years
Funeral diem his late residence, No. 1103 Parrish
street, on Tuesdai morning. at 100 clock.
1111.1..—Sudden 11. . the aide instant, Jamee Hill, in
the MIL year ai gaga.
Funeral from his late residence, Bodine street, below
Columbia. Nineteenth ward, this (Monday/ afternoon
at 1 o'clock.
GRANT.—On the 6th instant, Wm. Grant, in the 21d
year ol 11; age.
Funera from the residence of hit father, John 111,
Grant, A ington township, Montgomery count), ('a.,
this morning. at 10 o clock. •
theRENRY.—On the Ma instant. Dr, William Henry, In
62d year ol Ins ace.
Funeral from Ids late residence, N 0.607 Pine street,
this , hrondarr morning, at 11 o'clock._
NELIMANN.—On the 6th instant, Right. Rey, Molloy
Neumann. the fourth Bishop of Philadelphia.
solemn 'High Masa will he otlebr o'clock..t John's
Church, thia 1 Monday I morning, at 9 The Re
reread Clergy - end Laity are reepectlitilY invited to
attend. Interment nt St. John's Church,
GURNING MOUSSELINES DELAINE,
1,1, lb CENTEC—RESSON RCIN have reduced
)0,000 yards of imported Black and White Moneelinee
Delaine to only 16 cents.
MOURNING FTORE,
No. WS CliniTN UT Street.
BLACK TUII3ET LONG SHAWLS.—
Now in Store, a full assortment of Lupin's Black
Met Long Shawls. Atso, lupin's black Cashmeres,
Merinos, Satin Deohenes, Velvet popbne, Tamest's,
Velour Reps. Mousseline de Lalnes. Hombs.2ines. &o.
MOWN & SON, Mouroupg_Stere,
dl5 BM CHESTNUT Street.
- -- -
cff•OFTICE PHILADELPHIA CITY PAN.
BENUE ft It All Oat. Y COMPANY,
102 SOUTH Potuvrit NTRIET, MI. 21. 1129.
The minuet meeting or the Moak holder,. of the Phila
delphia City Pnegonimy Railway Company .wilt tattfl i d i
at the o ffi ce of the Company, No. 169 Bodth PO
Btreot, on ISlONCAY„ianuery 9th, 19A, at le o'clock 4,
ht.. at which time an &motion will be held for a heal--
dent and six Directors to serve the enemayear.
IN , M. 13114 EWA,
d2l-diap earetary.
-- -
gOFFICE OF THE LEHIGH AND
DELIv&RE WATHR-OAP HAILROAD cO.,
io WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
The Annual Meeting or the -Stockholders of the
bone - named corporation wilt be he'd on MONDAY,
January 9th 1860 ; at to M.,_aValioh time and Place en
Election wilt be held for a at
Ant and Direetore to
serve for the ermine year, OIIN HANCOCK,
dOW Tamura end Oeoreleg.
nig PRtSge-tifiItADELP
p( - 7 0 31LROAPIT_IL LIBR4ItY ELE d e'rlioiV.
i
u—. 3 ThejAnnual Eleation for
I llire l otora an, - rev;
PglgVptko,°tintwint.,bferorviint 6 ‘l 2ti tr3i
I'. , Theit 0 Owing ticket was pinoed,,, Wation
at a meeting . of the Btoekholders held on in At.:
FOR DIRECTORS
MERCANTILE LaBARY C:O4IIPA NY.
STOCKHOLDERS' rICKET
1. T. MORRIS PEEOT. of T. MIA /Is Perot 4. Co.
2, OEOIII/E V. NEVILLE, of Can62,./Vel'ille• .S*
3. JOSEPH C. °ROBB, of Jos. C. Grubb dr Co.
1, JOHN D. WATSON..4ssorinte Editor of the North
Anierlron..
6. WILLIAM WHARTON. Jr.. of Doke , . .Otothrrr
4- Ca.
E.. 1 AMES S. GIBBONS. of Gibbous 4. Orntartor.
7. THOMAS BALDWIN, Vilitor of lialetieer rt, the
IVorlit.
8. JAMES LESLEY, Jr.. Hardware llferehaiit.
H. WA 1124E16M.ASIN, of Lerick, Basin , 4. Co.
10. ALAN C. ADAMSON, with Corby, Ne Lille. 4.
Thigheq.
H. WILLIAM J.POULOCK, with ;OW, ?Hee. 4. co.
12, JOHN b. HOUGH, of Boyd &Hough.
13, CHARLES M. WALTON, with Norris L. Ma
tinee!, y Co. . . . .
TO THE sTooknot,DEßs OF THE MERCANTILE
LIBRARY.
Tho undersigned recommend the gentlemen nomad
i : e e: ti q t' l l oll: i : l rn"toTTrgirtaf obese
if t reli Libra r y
olPhiladelphia, believing that, it they are (fleeted, the
loct contemplated at the establishment of the insti
tution will la attained. viz: that of et Public Library for
the moral anti intellectual Improvement of Ito mem
berm,
Lewie Brea Se Co George W Hall
James Classy J Butler
Charles Abbey William II Nioliols
Morns Hacker Edwin Palmer
boor's° FS Lang J A Phillips
Edward Lnfouroade ll Mahony
ilr J li Griscom Witham A Ingham
Edwin Mitchell Charles D (Nevelt:. ml
Wiltinin A Abbey 3 W Wainwright
A 8 Letchworth W E Wood
Norman I, Hart E A Adams
E M Needles J BCowperthwait
George H Earle Charles H Traits
Thornton Pike Jena° Godley
0 H Wilson Caleb Cresson
Marrnad'e Moore ~ George Rhoads
EvT Ellis ' Joseph Perot
T Rawson I. R Hutchinson
'robins 111 Huber ileorge Vaux Crown
Morrie R ht rood Joseph S Levering, Jr
Charles 0 Abbey William C Bidole
James Perry_ Henry I) Landis
William I' Waller Josiah J Allen
M It Bailey William C MoKibtan
Charles Hallowed Robert Biddle
James Willis William S Fletcher
Jacob II Film Smelt Merit
VI , A Knight Percival Collins
Charles Boggs Edward II Ogden
II Mel ntoidi Allred H Level
John Noble John A I. Morrell
John A MeCallister John K Paneenst
George Bolden Charlea 111 Taylor
Thomas M. Gallagher James M Stephens
William I) Jones m Elwood Zell
Samuel Jeaneg Liilw)n Parrish, Jr
William Blanchard john F slim - nen
Alexander Heron, Jr Franoia J Ott
Joseph Ii 11111111011 Je.opll 0 1101120 E
Robert It Lerick Hainuel Huston
Edward N Wright Samuel H Duffield
Robert M. Hazlett Daniel P Dietrich
Alfred B Justi re 13 Paul
Stephen Caldwell William J Caner
Richard Levick John Slabs
Himmel R Eynna Philip itljuetrice
Janie. A Wright George F Woinrath
Franklin Evans ft Fisher Curlier!
C W Mitchell George It Shepard
William M Ireland George P That or
William N Needles Nish Matthew
George P Abbey Jona II Berry
George NV Vantine Clifton Bolton
S R Martin A K Womreth
Joshua W Gaskell William Daughter
George 0 Reline and ninny ethers.
Edward A /Hee Ol7 St
PHILADELPHIA, JANUARY S. I einn.
—Funeral procession of the RIGHT REV.
l ITP NEUMANN-Imm on_ LOGAN St.tUARE,
kighteenth street to Chestnut to Thirteenth,
let. reqll3B7iVallili Rifle Soldier companr•
2,1. Cellulite Lay Societies.
3d. Sodality of the different Churches.
Conference of St. Vincent de Paul.
nth. Students of St. Charting Itorminen.
6th. Funeral osr with the Bishop laid in state. the will
not ho placed in the coffin.)
Bth. Ili e tiii . oP C s ie n r aArchbishope.
alli. Laity an general, four men deep. • It
I{r HISTORICAL SOCI RTY.—A STATED
Meeting will he held THIS( Monday/ RVRNINO,
January Dth. at eight o'clock.
Mr HENny C. WETMORE will read a paper enti
tled " Philadelphia in its social, Uterus, and soienttlia
relations, Non 17W to 1170."
JOHN JORDAN, JR.•
It Recording Renretarr•
rY7? REV. 11. (RATTAN GUI N NESS WILT.
FlViNgiG a V i lit t P! ‘ oVe ß k * , reireat! Tlna (MONDAY;
W. C. oohneton a
Church; Frankford Road, above Franklin; on WED
NESDAY and FRI OA\ NVENINOS In Rev. (lea.
Chandler's Chinch. Franklin "vanes, above Hannv_er
"lull
Mal on TUESD Y. THURSDAY and . AT Fit-
DAY EVENi S. nt reolork, in the Rev. Dr. Wv
lies, Broad, below Stanton Went. ja9.61"
GREAT WEEK—THK WORLD'S
PRAYER MEETINU FOR THE ORLD.—
The second week in January,lB4o, them is every reason
to believe will be n time of more united and extensive
supplication, Mr the pouring out of the Holy Spirit upon
all flesh, than the world has ever known before in ill
entire history. Let every one in Zion sower before
God. The Noon Prat er•meeting will be held every day
from 13 to 1,1 o'olock, and each day be led by alinisters
of different denominations. On SATURDAY, in addi•
lion to the Noon Prayer-meeting. it meeting will be tie
in CONCERT HALL at Al o'oloyik, to which age;al
attendance is earnestly invited. lie Shell hared° Mon
from sea to ten and (Toni the river unto the en, of the
(oath. Prayer , also shell be made for hint anti tinily
mull be be praised. 2t.
• NURSES , 1110311?.—THE PIIILADEL.
807.1411 d LYINU-IN CHARITY' AND NURSE
MTV line removed itn Nufeee' home to the Houth
west corner of ELEVENTH end CHERRY Streets.
•Pin•finw-ht
UCOMMONWEALTH INSURANCE COM
PANY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
CE, COMMON WE Oat( BrILDINO,
No, 613 CttEevirr STRNIT,
Ph.lAdeiph,f,,JanunTy 1, 11,00.
At an election held January 2d, the following tanned
ientleinen were chosen Direerors of thin corkpany for
the enloing year DAVID JAYNE, Al P• 9
JOHN ST. W }WALL,
HENRY LBWIri,
TROMAti W. i ERANtIi,
iffliflrVihrTriefe
Rn WART. C. RNi HT,
JOHN K. WALEE ,
BTHEREfir CIJUL ER.
CHAKLES 1.. PrktiOAtil,
An 4 at a tneettne of the Board of D3rectore, held
day, the follow.ne were chosen I , lll.era of the CoMPN
ny : DAVID JAYNE, M.l)..Preindent,
JOHN M. Lb, Vice President.
SAMUEL S. MOON, Beoretary. jed•dt
fr" - •FIRIINO OF THE FIRST DEMOCRA
__4 T.O UN FUR MEC
TO THE NATIONAt. DEMOCRACY:
The members of the Kectone Clob cordially invite
their brother Democrats o to meet them
Countlli at them 110111 n *oath street. beloW eneet•
nut, on 0t outlay evening the nth Inst.. for the triple ob.
lent of celebrating the battle of New Orleans, preparing
for the Spring and Fall Campaigns, and enrolling new
members. By harmony we will "pour. a united Demo
cracy, and a united Pemorracy is certain of melon ,
Able speakers will address the oting. Chair will be
taken punotusily at half mutt T o'clock.
Jai-It WILLIAM McOANI.EBR, Freer.
MNOTICE.—THE ANNUAL MEETING
of the Stockholder' a the Sewed end Third:
a Passenger Railway CorrivanY WiRP he ld at
their 0ff100.230 yf ALN UT - Street, on M OND A Y, c .! ,
. n.
9th. IMO, at It o clock, noon, at winch time nen ne. 1 . 1
election will be held for a President and twelve Diree
tore. tq p serve for the ensuing eel.
,
deS-t
Tlf Un. r l.Or3A N. Secretary.
TILE PHILADELPHIA LYING-IN
CHARITY AND NUMB BOCIF.TY.—The an
ino'n:eeting o DAY , contributor* to than Omit, will
be held on mONVth Inst., ate P. ht . at the In
Home. aouthwe:t corner of E LEVENTH and CHER
RY Streets,
_Jae-St
orQUAKER CITor INNWRANCE COAL.
PAN?, Ottioe,loB WALNUT btreet.
PHILADLPHIA. Jimmy 3,18 , X1.
At it Aleeting of the titockholdere of the Contwinv.
heldifthigilay. the following named Officer' nod Difootors
bete duly eforted to serve for the enetnng I ear, viz:
president—Gl:ol;oE li. HART.
Vice President—E. RO9n.
eeretary nod Treneurer—ll. J . COOGISHALL.
Agongtont dooretary-8. H. BUTLER.
DIRECTOHN:
George H. Hart, E. Rader.
E. P. Roan, Andrew R. Chambers-.
A. C. United, H. H. ° eggshell,
/otter 8. Perkins Samuel ioneth
Ilan. H. H. Nolter.
V.OFFICE OF THE PENNSYLVANIA.
0051FANY FOR INSURANCE ON LIVES,
GRANTING ANNUITIFR,
poiLADELPHIA, January 2,
The annual meeting of the Stockholders of tide Com
pany will take place nt their °thee, 301 WALNUT St.,
on MONDAY, Intli instant, at 12 o'clock hi., and at the
same time an election will he held for thirteen dolm
lOa Ayr the mucous 3 ear.
je.3-180 WILLIAM B. HILL. Actuary.
OF FIEFUGE'..—THE ANNUAL
3 IVIEBTINU of the Contributors to the House of
Pefuge will be hold on WEDNE;;DAY next, et 4
o'elnek, P. M., at No. lU3 North TENTH Street, above
Arch drool.
The Annual flopolt of the maid of hlannzete will
be enlanitreihend an eleetton will be held for Ortiaera
and Managers to serve for the cocaine
HE year.
ALEXANDER. NRY.
Secretors' Hoyle of Refuge.
PHILADELPHIA. Jallllltri 0.1860. inG•hintwlt
MoFFIcr. priawrittsE IN
SURANCE OOMPH N 1 . 8. W. corner of
TH and WALNUT Streets.
PHILTICLPHIA, Drember 11609.
NOTIPE.—The Annex filsotinto ee Stook olders
of TIM ENTKILPRISE NSIMANO COMPA Y whl
be htld on ?dor+ RAY, the 9th day o fJanitary,lB6o, at
ten o olook A. AT., at the Offioe of the °eternity.
An 818.311012 for TVOIVO Directors, to serve the „en.
siting year, will he held on the Mine day, at the aline
plane. be M. tween the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 2
o'clock 1!. . .
dIT-tine_ CHAELES vr. COX E. Satire tag._
WOFFICE OF THE FAIVIV: INV/RANCE
COM PANI, No. 40 CHESTNUT Street, Phila..
a.—The annual meeting of the Stockholders of
tine Coinnanv will be held at thew oMen on MON DAY,
the9th day of Jainism IMO. at 10 o'clock A. M. An election for Twelve Vireetorit to serve for the ensuing
bear, ',ill be held at the satire ',lace on the same day
etween the hour. of 10 A. M., and 2 P. M.
d2B-tlatt Whl. J. BLANCIIARD. Seeretary.
GT. INSURANICE - COMPANY OF THE
STATE OP PENNSYLVANIA.
- . - - -
• December 21.1A59.
An election for Thirteen Directors of this Compaq',
in serve for one }ear, will be held nt the Colman) a
Moe, No. 1 EXehange tuddirin, on MONDAY., nnunry
oh, MI, between the ours
_or la o'clock it. A !, end I
o'clock 1 2 . M.
_or
Al HARPER,
de24 dtine Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE DELAWAnE COUN
TY DASSENOER BAILIWAL.—The Annual
action for PresideAt and Directors of the Delaware
Counts Possenyer Railroad Contently will be held at
the Ace of JAhlrB AlibLE4. AlAftliltT Street, west
of Tot btreot. la est 1 hilndelphsu, on MONDAI. the
9th day.of January, HA between the hour. 4 of 10A. Pd.
nod 2 P. A. L. DONNAFFOIS.
d2.1-tb9 Beointery.
gN OTIVE.—TILE ANNUAL MEETING
of the Stnekholdere of the oRREN AND
{ 171 7 P./21-6TIIRET PASSENGER. RAILWAY COM
PANY wilt be hold at the &Hee of the Company, 129
'arA LN CT Street, on MONDAY, January 9,18 T, at )1
non et ho zy ,- rop m ag t g l d e c c as• pr' il ' lrt i cltVg,W, l li w g
fur e eunuir,e,
ofIINDY IGIARWOOD.ReerotarY.
OR THE BEST AND CHEAPEST
w" Photograph,' nr Arnbrotypea. fascia to REI
MER'is thotorsPhio DaDarr, SECOND Street,abovo
Green. It.
NEW DROP NEW ORLEANS SUGAR.-
60 !aids prime now orop
N. 0. Buser, for solo by
JAM ES ORAIIAM & CO., mirrriA dtroet.
reMiling Olmrleston Rice
for sale by JAMES biItATIAM & CO., LETITIA
Street.
JAVA COFFEE.-1.000 pockets prime
Java Co ff ee, for sale by JAMEH GRAHAM & CO.,
LEFITIA Street. jell
REFINED SUGA4.-500 bbls. crushed,
coarse, and fine 'pnlveristrl A coffee endy*lr
Sngar. for Bale by JAMES GRAHAM tc. CO., bIaI
TIA Street. Jag
YRUP MOLASSES, Bre.-400 hhds. and
101 tibia. choice and medium Emirs, Alen r ime Mos-
Citivado Mu'asses. tur sale by JAMbd URAIIMA & CO.,
LETITIA Rtreet. Jati
URIUK-MAKING MACHINES which tem
per the clay, ritvi niake2tl,ooo per Spade
Brick Presses.
Tile Machines, May Wheels. Clay Spades, and castings
for Coal Hillis, at C,, CARRELLS, OERMANTOW?i
Road, above Fifth street, JaT-tin
StiOULDEi 70
ilds. drylt
dere. Just reseived and for safe by C. 0. SADLER
/COO.. A Rail Street. 2.1 door abovo Front ia7
I_3oltlt.--295 bbls. .Nless Pork, of New
Jersey, 01nn. anti ithilnylelplA Peeking, for sale
by C. C. NADLER Es CO.. ARC fitteet. 24.1 finor
Frnnt Jet
CODEltitt.-500 qtls, Extra Grand Bank
Codfish, in store and for sale ty
W. J. AYLie. & CO,
121 nn,112.4 MIT Wimrvan.
WILLCOX & GIBBS' ME I'[ m A
Non. sue r
el j t h way
oritt s ro t : on.
nIP-
A VAN A OIAMBS.—A full assortment,
set received, in store and bond. The attention
of des ers le invited, gYUGUsI & soNs,
d 44 No. SA south FIVONT Street,
FOR TREA.rnEn,
CHARLES RHOADS
MthN JANUARY 9'
4860.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES,
LITTLE t STOISES
linvo thie day associated with them 0 ,
JOHN P. BODINE
♦ND
THEODORE A. MEAL,
And Will continue the
IMPORTING AND COMMISWION HUAINReD
An heretofore. nt No. t3ICIIESTNU I: street, under the
Attila and tale of
LITTLE, STOKES, & CO
Referring to the above, we ro;ipeottollv invite the
trade to an examintionot our Snug" a hieh will embrace
a Nit and complete 8590ftinent or
FOREIGN DRESS AND fi 11TP GOODS,
Together with the vatiOnS proillints
PACIFIC MILLS
nu:amount AND HADLEY LAWN:3.
We also have the OXOlUgiVe Agana) for the Market of
JAMED BLACK At COAICELEDEATED.PRINTINGS,
fn addition to winch, we would cell your attention to a
complete astortinent of
GOODS SUITED TO MEN'S WEAR
Mending the willow+ grade 6 of
BIOLLE1"S CLOTHS, CASSIMERES
AND DOESKINS.
Philadelphia, Jan. 2, IVO. Pa ',milli
L LEAVE THIS DAY SOLD OUT' MY
Mr.i'VrßtintvKirg.o. VEDIt.FFAIMAAV
'rite Wholeaolo Boot and Shoe busmen arall be con
tinued at NO MA K I' Streetohy the new firm. under
the name and nitle of GRAFF A WATKINS.
Philadelphia. 7. WO. je.O-31.•
WILE INTEREST OF iJoIIN A. ftilia.
re..
In our firm cocoa by rituteel roneent at thin dote.
'The l'A NCI DRY- 000 DB and YOtlDY businesswill
be continued et ,05 Arch Wert, by John M. & J. Nevin
POMOIOf.
January 91800-1 r POMEROV & CO.
SALES BY AUCTION.
BY IDIRATIO 'IS & CU., AUC
TIONEERS.
SAIL OP OHIO DOMESTIC FLEECE AND
PULLED WOOLS,
ON WEDNEBDAY, JANUARY H, 186,.)
At 12 o'clock, of the afore of
CHARLES LERRIE & CO.
No, II CITY WHARF', BURTON
. Will be sold, 500,000 pounds of Ohio Flue e end Pulled
Wools, oomprielng a complete assortmenT of ell grades,
and well Worthy the Attention of consumers and deal
ers. These wools were vacated with great care, and
none of them have been do lamed. The wools le ill ho
reedy for examination on Monday and Tuesdny meoe
ding the sale, when catalogues will ten luniolied,
49" Terms and conditinis at sale,
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
mr IS FOUND!
. 11 . SOMETHING NEW, TRUE
. I
NTELLIGIBLE
PROFFS.ANDNMORTNNT
BOLLES,
Late of Bufflo, N.
Hare permenently locisteda V./
At No. MO WALNUT
Street, Philadelphta, and Are introducing their new and
important discovery try the use and application of Deo-
Wen) for the cure of the most obstinate acute and
chronic diseases. They aolictit no patients exuept those
given tip everywhere else as incurable. The reader
might here ask. d the, really cure such oases, or aro
their statements f alse ?
In reply they would say they have cored, and are cur
ing every day, Just such cases. They have restored tO
health thouggive who have teen guttering front various
diseases, five, tenand fifteen rearm end upwarde i in a
few days. They have cured and ore curing A.Alass of
diseases that have belled the skill of the loaf pro
feashin in all ages of the weild. the read might here
inquire, by what means each wonderful t urns aro per
formed ? Not by irritating the dew( ynombranss of
vital organs by drugging the atoina , but by direct ap
plication of the positive and nesstirve polarities of Elec
tricity. Again, it night be as' , d, has not electricity
keen employed as a remade agent for years, both in
Europe and the United St .egovith indillerent success?
And are not numbers . using it, in our ore
with no better result ' is all very true, and a hen
we consider the be, ninco and reel leameas displayed in
its aPPlicalion. respilt has been more favorable than
could have he n anticipated. It line been considered a.
beneficial i few cases only, and uncertain even in
those. re has been no fixed principle for aPPlTtuit
m
it, unit erelore no usifor !vault could hate been an
; butowing to the friendly relation existing
be den eleatriaity and health, temarsatle cures have
• au performed. which have been looked upon nee Itchy
lit, rather than the result of a fixed law. The ignorance
display ed in the administration of this Wight) agent is
unpardonable.
.the current has been generally applied Nous)/ the
halide or lest, in such power as to coat nine the nervous
and muscular e)stertt, and frequent!) producing irre
parable injury; NOlngtmes it hes been applied by means
of instant° conductors to different parts 01 the lady,
which is equal to a .process of cauterisation—and the
effect upon the nervous system is smiler to that pro•
deceit by over doses of dtry 011010 or Quinine,
Everything conneeted with their mode of speling
electricity 111 now and original with themselves. t heir
philosophy lor the electrical laws of tile, ht . Mli , il rind
dis
ease, is 110 W. Their reliabie method for the diagnosis
of diserpe by elect nctil contact, s new.
All is new and unknown to niedisat men end others,
except the few instriestod by them.
By this mode of apply rig elect, icily, there is no sues
work; no tiacertaintY; and nu 'natter of doubt en to the
result that will loilow.
The diseased ate invited to cell end witnene the won
derfut curse they ere performing deity. jet9-et.
EONARD SCOTT &
- " d ant TP2 4 .VETWX7
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L. SCOTT & CO.. New York. continue to publish the
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These periodicals ablyS represent the throe great poli
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NOTICES.
WATER RENTS FOR
186 U .
DEPARTMENT FOR SUPPLYING THE CITY
WITH WATER.
PIfILADELPIffA, January sth, ism
Extract from an Ordinance approved December 20th,
•
&cum , ' I. The Select and Common Councils of the
city of Philadelphis do ordain, That all Water Rents
shall tie pay,ahle to the Resister of Water Rents, at his
office, anninll),
IN ADVANCE.
ON THE SECOND MONDAY IN JANUARY.
And upon all Water Rents nnpaid upon the first day of
April, in any year, there shall be charged the sum of
Five Per Centurn; and upon all Rents unpaid on the first
day of July, In any soar, there shall be charged*, addi
tional of Ten Per Centom•
The attention of the Water Tenants of the city is re
spectfully invited to the provisions of the above Ordi
nance.
W. .T. P. WHITE,
Jai St REGISTER.
•
W ESTERN BANK OF PHILADEL
PHIA. January 8, If4lo. The Planters' Bank of
l'ennessee has declared a dividend of fiver per rent.,
pa able to the Eastern atorkholdere at flue Bank, on
and after the Bth fast int.
ta7-at I/,
M. TROU MAN, Cashier.
310LIDAY GOODS.
a HOLIDAY PRESENTS. At
. . -
We have J%t renewed a new and beanufei eiso rt-
Mint ' WATCHES
JEWELRY,
BILVERWA RE,
fielooted eX IMAM, for Holiday promote, wmiiong Ip
part
HOLD WA'rilllEd. SUITABLE, FOR HITHER
LADIES OR OENTL.MEN,
Some inlaid era diamond. and others enameled.
af.eo,
WATCHES SUITABLE. FOR BOYS.
Also, on D h l a A V l . o e l tin D a i nnl li am y rtment of
Olen lima, at reduced prince, Diamond" Mounted
in the most exquisite Style. Our style of
Setting Diamonds cannot be ex
celled in thi. country.
Our assortment of Jewelry embraces the following:
CORAL,
MOSAIC,
PLAIN, and
FANCY JEWELRY
f every desuription, such an (loud Neck and Vest
hams, Studs, Sleeve Buttons. Gold Thimbles, Pencils,
ooth Flake, ArmWl, Locket,.&o.HILV.K.HWARE.
Silver Spoons and Forks; Pie, Cake, Butter, Ice Cream
and Fruit Knives;
,Preserve, Sugar and Berry Spoons;
Salt Collars. Nankn Rings, Card Cases and buyer
Seto, conemting of Knife, Fork. and Spoon for Children,
with an endless variety of good, in our line, whieh we
will cell at reduced prices,
Gold and Jet Bracelets of all kinds, of the newest de
sign..
P. EL—Old Gold and Silver purchased for reel. or ttkien
in exchange, !lease milt and examine at
1,. LA BOAR'S & CO.'S,
Wain No. eiri CHESTNUT Street,
GOODS FOR THE SEASON.
BRONZED FENDERS AND IRONS,
STEEL FIRE SETS, FOOT WARMERS,
111.0 W EH ii_T THH ANDS, NATE WARMERS, HOT
wA
ALT TUX
lIOUSE-FURNISMNG STORES,
NOS. 922 AND 1226 CHESTNUT STEHET.
JNO. A. MURPHEY & C3O.
08-wfrtitf
F . P. DUBOSQ tic SON.
Msaufaoturen and Importers of
J E W E L It Y
J. S. JARDEN & BRO..
Manufaoturars and Importers of
SILVER PLATED WARE
AT FIRST PRIORS!
WATOIEFL JEWELRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE
The above. Wholesale Mandfacturers and 'lmporters,
find thatdhe reputation of their wares has extended tat-
Yond the circle of dealers, to inch an extent that the
calls of martin:ars at their count mg- TOOTTIII cannot meet
proper attention. The advantage to them, as manufao
finer., of direct acquaintance with the wants and Mates
of individual. purchasing for their own use. is too high
ly appreciated to allow them to neglect the custom thus
uttered.
For the mote convenient classification and display of
their CHOICEST STYLES, they have fitted up the
NEW STORE, No, 1088 CHESTNUT STREET,
Where tleg t ,TerA FIRS nI PRIG .S ever descnp
, i lASIONDS, It tB,
STONES ES, each oomplete stock of 81 NUR and
MATED RE, of the finest quality, in PIE ES or
BEIB.
full assortment of ENOLcag end Swise WArenc .. i
ot A thogrost eelebrated makers, Ina be n k the este at k
CONSTANT RICHARD , whose skilful charge our
r.narl on ol onus antruged. dlll-lin
WHOLV•44.LII 11.00. • XO4 Calarrl.u - r o
WARBURTON'S
WM CHESTNUT Street, sewed store above Tenth,
306 South SECOND Street, below Serum
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
REAL LACE COLLARS AND SETS,
N BRUSSELS POINTE,
BRUSSELS APPLIQUE,
VALENC/ENNES,
HONITON, and
MALTESE.
A 149,
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
REAL TIMEAD, CAMBRIA, AND ALENCON
VEILS, COWFURES, AND B.MUS.
A no,
A FELL LINE OF
PARIS EMBROIDERIES,
And every deeerlphon of Lma by the yard
WARBURTONII
RIBBON, LACE, MILLINERY, and RATBROIDBRY
STORER,
WOl CHESTNUT !twat, strove Tenth,
du tf if and US S. SECOND 5t.,,, Wog ti➢upg_
SILVER WARE.
WM. WILSON & BON
invite 1170014 attention to their stook of SILVER
WA RII, whin!' is now unusually large, affording a va
riety of pattern and design unsurintsgral by any house
the United States, and of finer quality than hi manalko
tared for table La, in any part of the world.
Our Standard of Silver Is 935.1000 pule pore.
The English Sterling 925-1000 ii
American and Frenah 900.1000 rr
Thus it will balloon that we give thirty • flee puts pule,
than the Amerman sad Prenoh coin, and ten parts purer
than the Enghah Sterling. We melt all our own Silver,
and our Foreman being eormeoted with the Refining De
partment of the United States Mint for several yeere,ws
guarantee the aught) , as shave 101951, which is the AIIIJI
tear cue be made to it scrvitooilo, and will resist the
motion of snide meta bettor ihait lAe ordeeery Silver
eteettreetursd.
WM. WILSON & SON,
S. W. 00104 Mt Firm AND 011111. KY SDI
If. B.—Any lineneus of dlivor nutuutaoturad u &treed
upon, but posisivily *OM iitflriOr ID *hick auct dttuti
can standard.
Dealers supplied with the same standard as used In
Our read department.
Fine Silver Bare, 909-10061 Awe ours, oonetantli on
hand. maul-em
PRESENTS FOR THE 110LIDAYS ! !
TRORNI, EY A CHIRM
IfAVfl REDIXED THE PKICEr OF TAIY.I 9 ( - 4 00 D 9
IN ORDER TO FACILITATE THEIR RAERK,
They oder Special Dargaine in
Lang }Koehn. 73a , ..hii
Eine Quality of Illai het Phases.
Mln . - - ,ek and Uhl dren'e Blanket Mrini,
Gentlemen's and Born' Mien 11.
et&ITII CLOAKS IN 0 REA'T 1 ARIETY l
Fancy Drean Hilkei .
Excellent Blacl;lidloi,
Rich I:'ir Wei) Ale, moos.
De Ladies, N Mancini and galionas.
BLANK ETK, FLANIIELB, LINEAR, and M US LINK '
Olothe, Cassitneres. and tisttinetts.
Marseilles Quilts, Callen, Comfortahles, &a., A.e.
elate rnen"s Sikh Wars., Cravats, h o.,
Anen Binds, oyaurawn Impertatinn,
mart ives. Leos Viso., &a., ere.
an' 0 vt, 1& C ISM'S NE C MO TR
d 411 1 10%Aral, • ' 'E. fin"' 11
WE 1311 • AN u RRLL FOR CASH. 111
IFORYTYPX9 AND PHOTOGRAPUS
FOR THE
HOLIDAYS.
It a welt known that the [coat eletaot, attlalto.ahasta
and beautiful
PHOTOGRAPHS
AND
IVOR YTYPES
are pi oduoed at
111cOLEES' N 0.626 CHESTNUT nit En.
By the late reduction in Ina prices.
COLORED VHOTOORAP HS,
as distingundied for their superiority, can now be pro
cured at ns low rates as others furnisA an ordinary a,
flat fer.
PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS, 81 .00..
MCGLEES.
626 CHESTNUT STREET, BELOW SEVENTH
fit In
PAPER HANGINGS, &a.
TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
We offer from now to the end of the year our LARUE
STOOK OF
PAPER HANGINGS.
AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
Parsons wishing their House Yawed, oru 'et groat
BARGAINS
By salting 'aril on
HART, MONTGOMERY, gt GO.,
in.3.lm NO. 322 CHESTNUT STREET.
l ior OUR & DAVIS WASHING-MACHINE
m-A l, for IWO hr PLOW:MAN . & AreFIRIO E. Mannino•
torero, Cl sTRAwBErt R Y Strent. Philadelphia.
By Una machine 'tweak's want of an ordinary-sized
(Molly ran be done before breal.feult. It 19 equal in ca
pacity to lour women. and saves at leactao per cent. in
wear and tear. Hundreds of them are now in use. and
the demand continuing.
Call and examine for yourselves.
Count) noble for sale on reasonable terms. Price ol
manhum9)lo, up to 1915.
PLOWMAN & MoBRIME.
Ja2-Ino 97 FITHAWHIIRRY threat.
SLEIGIi BELLS. Strapped and Loose
Tool BOXO9, CreertEl. Skates,rind Slutte Rtre Ps
aellin6 oil cheap. R. K9IIOHT, SON, A. CO.,
1116.61* 619 MARKET et. opposite Decatur._
HORSES TAKEN TO WINTER on a
sad .I,a7aal'a'ad °6 41 I Zt ° TM T y' :12', / eVen b iß
Stmt, seconit atom ov-tf
WANTS.
Ik/VANTED—A respectable Young Man
r to Board and Room with another aaa companion.
in a private family. All the comforte of a home. with
the ume of Piano. Location £ieooridand Green. Ad
dress A. V.. Mood', Dispatch. with reference. ta9-.lt*
WANTED—By a Dry-Goods Salesman,
a situation in a first-olass house. Can command
extensive cash and era menthe near trade. Brat refer.
ence given. Address J. B. Press Othce. iss.ste
A GENTS WANTED IN EACH TOWN
i n p ennn yi nn i a to sett e, &manor BMW% Lock-
Stitch Burins Atechme. A has chance to make money
on Nat'l Idtle capital. For Yarnonlars, Address "J. W.
M." naladelphta Y. 0 jej-at •
NVANTED-A Situation as Porter in a
Dry (Mode or Notion louse. by one who has
had exPerlener in the home.. M efereeee from last
employer. Address •' Clifford," this office. 1a7.3t•
WANTED—In a Market street Store,
as aoti~e, enereetic J Ortflr man as eatennan.
One who can command a Six-monthe trade. Address
DRY GOODS. at Pew office. ins-tar
A PARTNER WANTED—In the Job
bing Dry Goods Business. who can furntah fifteen
to twenty thoueand dollars of capital; one acquainted
with busineu preferred. to take the place of a deceased
partner in as established business, of fifteel Jura'
stAndinK. All communications addressed to box 3666
Philadelphia Post Office. strictly confidential. jirfru.l*
-
WANTED—A single Man, prompt, exact,
and not talkative, to 'watt upon a permanent
Good wares riven. l'ndoubted reference re
oured. Address • T. H. T." Blood'. Litspateh.leS-50
FOR HALE AND TO LET
ASSIGNEES' SALE OF THE LANCAS
TER LOCONIOIIVE WORKS.
.
Will tie sold, by the Assignees of the Lancaster Loco
motive Works, on the premises, to the City of Lancas
ter, Pei, on NVEDNESDAIi , the Ilth day of Jan.. R
Iwo,
all that valuable property known its the LANCA3Te
LOCOMOTIVE WORKS, with the plot of ground on
which the buildings are erected, fronting on the renn
sylvanm Railroad 365 lest. The buildiusa are of brick.
all under elate roof, in the form of the letter H. front
ing on Pennsylvania Railroad 500150 feet , rear parallel
bndamg 3tux,6o feet; connected in centre by building
50:53 teat; all conveniently divided into the Barto w kinds of shops usually found in such establishment.
Also, I Stationary Engine. 16 Inch cylinder. S feet
stroke, with 4 eytteder boilers and rem n dues. together
with Phafting. Hansen, Cupids.. Fans. a Planer., II
Drills 18 Lathes. Vices, Anvils. Cranes. Steam Ham
mer, Bolt Cutter. with a great mutely of small, toots.
consisting of Foundry and Unuth-ehop tools, Boiler and
Carpenter-shop tools. Lathe and Planer tools. Flasks,
Patterns. Drawings, Moulding Sand. Ac.. Am
Allot the abut e will be sold separately or collectively,
at the discretion of the undersigned.
Also. at the same time and plena, one first-clam
Freight Locomotive and Tender. reedy for the trlc ,It
about 33 tons weight, 5 feet dm ere, cylinder 13312
inches, COPPer Srll-1..1, and trent flues.
Also, several Locomotives, Tenders. and Reuters, in
partial state of completion, together with cylinder., ear
w heels, axles, frames, pedestals, brass moun , :np, ,net
togs. Ste., La.
Alen. a pteea or ground Iftua between Plum. Ann.
Fu ton, and Chestnut stream, in the city or I /Wane,.
C ontyning Mt feet nn Fulton and Chestnut streets. and
211 feet nn Plum and Ann streets.
Bale to commence at 10 o'cloc k A. 31., ninon term. end condition. will Le made known lay
0. KLINE,
JAB. BLACK,
jel 21 Auigniles.
- pOR SALE CIIEAP.-A cop y.
-a. /I of " COHEN'S PHILADELPHIA CITY
DIRECTORY ror 1660." at the testynns offered for it
over
,Twents-lhe Cents. Address irictlm O'thrit
mon.' Blood's Pittlnteli. It'
FOR RENT—A fine Store Room No 32
South FIPTiI Street. A vtav tuunadistels to joint
0. hleuti it Sons. sorrier NINTII wad CHESTNLT
Streets, Phtledelphin ja7-3t
riao RENT—Thrte store a. 5300 per an
-A. bum. to C. CAR-NELL. GERILAISTOWN
Road, above Fifth street. ta74o
TO RENT—A large third story room,
40 be 4.5 feet. Apply to G. CARNELI., GERMAN
TOWN Road, above Fifth street. )a7-60
FOR SALE—A valuablo bob-tail
b..,,,..50rtat Mare, lox yenta old. sound, very gentle
and kind harnesa. Nation* of looomottrea, feat and
gay travellef. the property 01 F rvata e 'rifleman. Sold
only for went or one; Irlil be sold tow. Apply al No. 2Zd
South FIFTH Street. 1117-22.
W EEKLY NEWSPAPER FOR SALE.—
A weekly newspaper, established tenears, in
one of the most lioariehins sections of Pennsylvania, to
be disposed of at a vary low figure. The advertiging
and too patronase first rate.
This a the Mir newspaper °fine in en enterprising
town of ab,mt a win inhabitant/a, Forporticulamsdaress
.• Newspaper." office of 'Die Press. ta6-3t
1 PER CENT.—We have for sale paper
A- , paying 10 per cent. per annum. aecuraA deed
of trust upon Drat-olaaa property in St. Lowe. ty 4. at
tent:on of eapatatiets dem: te a cafe tit:rem:neat. 14 avt•
te ll-]m
BAKER. WEtiC.DTT. a: CO..
d 7-10: 1/ South THIRD Street.
ga HOUSEI TAVERNS, and STORES,
ma Real Estate of every descnpli_on. for sale or I.
rent. Apply to MAX lißlrs'S,
Real Esteroent,
No. r7_, North SECOND S treet,
in L. Tourny k Co.'s Seed Store.
All order's will be promptly attended to.Edutlish,
French, end Carman spoken. Collhoter of Ground
Rent..
FUR SALE—A Valuable lot of Ground,
143 feet by 1,00, three fronts, water and area laid on
on. front ; suitable for a church or factory. It is ma
ted in the Bnuthwestern put of the city, in a rapidly sin
vrovinxneighborhood. Terms easy. Address, for par
ticulars," J. K.," office of this paper. nottf
CIGARS, TOBACCO, die.
EBTA B L I SUED 1760.-
SAF.TFIR. C O—LrjARD I.
T ec TOBACCO MAlitTrACTutt&S,
HI and 1$ CRANIUMS B"fRIVEI,
Pornittly ea Chatharo street. New oft.)
Wonb l / 2 eafl tho espeolal attention of rosary saa
Drat( dr to hie removal. end also the ardelasat hie
rnanalaoture, lii :
BROWN SNUFF%
Idembot, ONroe.
line Hmee. Vostok'.
rao
,p._lll. l atehttooliee
e " YELLOW snior.r. `.-m . .....-- - -
Irwin Seotah,
tonteb,
pp oast &sash. nsh lin h T odd.
Froth Honey Deer3oorteh, or Lun/ty foot.
ToBACCO.
1410115.3. 111 ell CUT CHRWPIO, 11}107.120.
No, I, P. A. L.. or plain. 81.
k Jet°
fi t 2. ef r dad l h"Sw dg ar,
91. 0 0, lOTA
ise!.
uttefot. , rs, oi l uaseadiso. Pure
Turkish.
tt °trout of Pe.elee Neill be seat on epplioation.
N. ute the new article of Frcsk litootqh Buuff,
which wilt found a superior artiole for dippr
poses.
ZWISSLER & FIORILLO,
lib NORTH THIRD wriutia,
Miro for sale slaw los*: of
OIGARM
UV TIM i3bBl
HAVANA BRANDS
TOBACCO, SNUFF, PIPES, ho.
AGENT 3 FOR GAIL 6 AS,
GERMAN dhIOKINO 'NOBAIIOO AND 010 ARA
Gadd=
A . MERINO.
140 BOUM YBAYNT MIST,
las In atom and toad. uul
Hen tar ads, a Lam Manatee% 44
•OIGARS,
LWMN Wad from Hama, at &luta* an/ tivortt•
Breads. WA/
PREPARED GLUE
SPALDING'S
PREPARED GLUE!
A ItLTdR. TIME SAYikei :NINE"
siouNom
AAVIC ruR PIECES
Al aystl•sts teat a .pp n, et ~ /.1 Oa r -t"!
famolatA, tt Is very dastrlble to 8 [MIA sheep end
sadrentint wsy fur rosins; Furniture, Tore. Cr eau
ry.
SPALDING'r PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergensies, and no household can afford
to be without it. It Waive) s ready and up to the strok
ing point. There moo longer a necessity for limping
rhea+, splintered veneer.. headless dole, and broken
crudes. It is Just the article for cone, shell, end other
ornamental work, so popular with ladies of refinement
and taste.
Thu Admirable prostitution is used sold, twist eha
nucally held in solution, and possessing all the valuable
PlialitlOS of the but tostonet-maters' slue. it any be
ssed in the plane of ordinary amass', bolas vastly
more adhesive.
" USEFI'I. IN EVERT HOUGH."
. N. IL A brush soconipanuts mit bottle.
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENT/1
Wile Wale Depot, No. 30 PLATT Elr►►t. N►w York
All maw
HENRY C. SPALULNG & CO
Box No. NO, New York
Pat up for Dealers in Cana cont mune (our, etzta,
aftd twelve dozen, a lenitt:ttal Lithortaehle Nflow-C " 9
anennuanying rub Pulrue.
STA uncle bottle of
SPALDINWS PREPARED tiLeR
will save tan times its foot annually to every household
Sold by all prominent Stationers, Druggists, Head
tvare and Furniture Daniels. Groaeri. and Fano
Swiss.
Country Merchants shonld make a note of
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
when mulung up their hat.
IT WILL STAND ANY CLIMATE.
tIX-nrst.-7
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
R . C. WALBORN & CO
(NOW) NOB. 6 AND g NORTH 81XTH STREET
have now a very superior assortment of nine, Under
clothing, Gloves, Hoiden. 'to.
. Bpeoial attention given to
GENTLEMEN'S wßArricita,
of tehlob a [Me assortment is constantly kspt on band.
oltt-Imat
W. SOOTT--late of the firm of Win
x•.Ba.tr /L E V ATV!
~.411 &row, Omens °nowt& e •••••••"
el er h irteld reoe , 4l the etteatlon of We
TAliestir o elt tl fre ir new nod Ve
ra It suir ;I r v:a:1 ; A
ra r e Zrta g and Co In° "ale 1,21-1,
CHINA AND QUEENSIVARE.
WHITE GRANITE AND CHINA
TEA SETS,
DINNER SETS, TOILET sErs,
PRESaLD GLASS GOBLETS, TUMBLERS, La
AT LOW PRICES
WRIGHT, SMITH A CO,
019-wfmtf NO. 8 NORTH FIFTH 8T
LARD. -155 bbls. No. 1 Leaf Lard, to,
sale by C. C. 5 tIOLER & CO..
Jn7 ARCH grim, N twor f
AMUSEMENTS.
WILNULSTREET THEATRE.
pole .Alrt. M. A. OAHU E"FTSON.
State . Vr E. P. LE4CIII„
Bum AIMS ...Mr. .I_oB. D. el ugell
FIRST NIGHT OP MATILDA bERD:Y.
TELE (MONDAY) EVENING, jam
CAMILLE.
Camille, Matilda. Metros; Frudinea, Mn. Thaler
Amami Dural. Mr. L. R. Pruswell.
To oonelude rue the
.1 WO Buzz/tar.
8aa1... Buzzard. Air. Thayer ; tea Lucretia Buz
zard. MUM Mary Miller.
QYnoss as canal.
M ita secured without astre . charts.
o'clock ; rerformaros to *eminence
WIIMTLEY & CLAEKR
RE TR
ARCH-
Ti T s EMTTHEY) EVENING. Jan. 9.
FaalheE VERYBUI•9 FRIEND
fl Wm. I"Wostles hl3:Or We 2 '
ton de 80012. M b
t. kir.
B. Clarke h ; Alm ; n 6 Featherly..trs.
John Drew.
PRT ER WILKINS.
Peter Wilms. Alm Drew; John Adieu , Mr. Dot
lean Nicodswne Crorrquill, sdr. Clarke.
Wats. or kiticss. — Annussion. to cants: Senorita
Seaton Dress Cirele l l7)6 unu; Parquet. SO cents.
Doors open at ball put 6 o'alook perlormances to
commence at 7 o'clock precisely.
TIAN RICE'S GREAT Snow.
•-•
NATIONAL THEATRE, WALNUT St., shove
El ghth. 1). MoLaran..le propreetor.
Motu open at 6' o'clock. Performance to communes
at o'clock.
mrNDAY. TUESDAY and NVEDNE.D.II' EVE
NINGS. Jim. 9th. 13th e.tl 11th. vtll t.o . resent...l
brilliant selection of Animated Ans. in vgaoh the Great
Humneim,HAN RICE. willappear.
Lost Week of the Ensagensout of the veteran artist.
HERR cLINE.
Pleat Night of DAN otter NY AND MONKEY.
'Di!, In Prndici, John. appear
to
his HPARALLisLETi A T prm his elescash bred Fe
nice. ADONIn e R.
MINIS SALLIE SFI C KNEY will eguest to the Nur
Equestrian Ballet. entitled
ZEPHYR AND CUPID.
First Night r, mlar keurkof k clokklrikn EXt/B
-1-lEnnza. entitleil WM. HI vrON. Esq.
THE EXHIBITION of
At the Mourne KV
PAOE CH 'S VENUS.
EST
'go! coati nue till THURSDAY niat.NUT STE EE
Admialen 311 coats.
QANDERSON'S EXHIBITION ROOMS,
Isa JAYNE'S COMMONWEALTH WILDING,
CH ESTIaIIiT Fittest neer Sixth.
THIODONS THEATRE O F ARTS.
THIS EVENING,
WIN be offered !be following /Want toenee r
The Port of theca, Birth-Placo of' CoMmbus, An
Amerman War Steamer, Washington and kw Gene
rals, Weiroy Forgo m .11M-Itioater, Home the Memel
Gar, The Itom• tn• Prweo. are r rut. repreeenrad.
NAPOLY ON CROSSINi, THE ALPS..
In which 10 CuO Morin; YmIlId• ars re resented—to
gather with a life-like n ew of twin General and ire Mar
shals. The army on its March.
MONKS OF MT. GT. of they D.
After which the terrific notes of the Storm at See-
The extfttnime tertamatme wit ti the soda; view 04
the monster steamship, the Groat Esetern.
Afternoon perfornianeeson Wednosha. anal Satz:3st.
Tweet.. 23 terra. Children. IS centa.
Dflori open at T. To commence at S.
HARMONIA SACRED MUSIC
-a-a SOCIETY.
4. CARD
ORATORIO OF THE 'SEAON.
The Directors •ntionacti the prndartian cf the eti'esidid
ORAIORDO OF THE 8E datiNS.
by Haydn.
ON FRIDAY EVENING. Jana try 13,13:4,
.AT THE MUcICAL FUND bALL.
Great Cale. latg,r titne.atd exacta...Lave 224 , tr.tsekt
to bring tam betub couing•sainn terms, (heir (deeds
and the public tr. the test rmar.er, nod tan 8c:I Farm
are entrusted to welt-knot, vipren t taint the it
ammo voice end &Nati. The Cactuses vriD is ear
tamed by the !Lilt %lON A members.larcei. increauid
to numbers and efficiency. !faired sith a fa'l tow.
Writ ORCHESTRA. (torn the SIESICAL FUND ass
CERYdANIA ORCEIEBTRAF. Atl wader toe obis
leadenhie rf I.EOFOLo Evi.a.
SINGLE TICKE • D OLLAR S ENTS.
SW' Pabseriptioun i T H R EE etch, Via
te received at Beek k LAvtoa'a. earner or Sriviyeti
and Chestnut 'Hee!. for the Three Concerie et tan
Satiety. Jatad-71
EARL WOLFSOIIIi AND BOHN
STOCK'S
SECOND CLASSICAL SOIREE
will piker
st es
THURSDAY 1 of Janu ary. t
FOYER OF THE ACADEMY OP MVAW.
For proterapent4 sod partietilaut t eta! at du" Now
F4llOll. tinitto Tiekets Una Dolksr. Csn be had co the
camas st the door. Bohlen sees ars mannad to chew
their tickets.
McDONOUGIVS GAIETILS—/lACE
atnca nr.COND , I
)(EAT KILL, TO.NIGEIT.
MOTHER GOOSE;
Imb a Chi/ of chitties!: not SO 14 cies'2ed to the
eoutarT.
am *
arts a 7 .•• • • • • u •:; .10 . 1 C*tj::ra.
riir s ch eh
DEAF AS A POST.
enia b c it! .Thy Moms.
it?iD BffOINO e •
Al the cmP 8110_1113_ C O . r oDucED
IRREpasssIBLE CO. FLIZT.
91E3IPLE• OF WONDERS.
?ion:least corner of TENTH and CRESITst?
Streets. sorest and Norel Anna:oft.
11APPY NEW YRAII!
SIG:4OIk BLITZ.
e trenoerful Vasioten and.Vestritosuist.
EXHIBITION EVE RY EVENING DURING THE
WEEK.
Comtnenons at L' 'cluck . and on {WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS at 1. The ealebriteet
Antoci:union Rape Vaolter. sue of the greatest pispea_ of
.111)(3t111111M itver eihibitedortil appear every estaN
hoe. anduerfortn his astonishing 6ma.
Adnalsaion cents. Children iSeirldn.
THE CELEBRATED PAINTING,
PARISINA,
illmArmire of
LORD BYRON'S POEM.
vith
LUCY'S PR/Z. PICTURR,..
THE PILORI.3I FATH.ERS
sad
TELE MA RITRDOM OP JORN
ONLY.. ON YIKW FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY.
1025 16 tAe
INl..e,it.
Oyea. Dom 9A. ) I. to 3 P. M,
A4muston 25 te nts,
PENNSYIiYANIA ACADEMY 01? THE'
FINE ARTR.
ll= CHESTNUT STREET.
is OPEN DAlLY•tlituntley exeepte.id from 9 A. M.
tl Wanted-11e Tenth rolonue or " rrin Strntaz
01 PiIDAM.
Adoorook 23 cents. Chadren an.iar 1S ThIL belt
9 atm of Stook $3O.
GERMANIA ORCHESTRA.—PubIic Re
heartala every SATURDAY, ht D
BALL, at Sfax e'elea k P.M. A TAckso of eight tickets,
one doi/nr. Blade neketa,2 cents. To be had at
Andrei. and Beck k Larrton's Mime Broom, and ar lha
door. ota-am
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
►IhUUE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF 11 ETV YOBS.
Pants:
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS,
INvlatitu
WORM OVE rualy_moveq ß .ass
,C 0).
$13,0 ror LEAL EITATa.
00
The yranunms aye I OWEn man In many easy Comyai-
Men, and tbo DITUPIRIde hash GREATILa.
Thla g oc a ati atriatly MITTII/4.1 COISP4I. neje , We co
oldie., so that ALL THE PROr ITS
111.0.161 TO IMI
Pamphlet/P. and *wary informattan, mar to kit
RIXTIII. on dablkoatloo to
Y. ItALHFORD_STARR,Agent ia.
L W. soccer FOURTH and WALNUT Suao
P.MADELPHJA REFERENCES:
Thomlin Itob.pa. John Webth.
r d
M L Dawson,
. &load. Goons H. ataszu
&Whelan.
[fal a i Myers. 4Fwher Lesaga,t.
ow Patterson. abam C. Latins.
oba U. Atwood. Ar th ur 0. Cris.
hotaaa H. Powers. George W. T.. 4.0 3, .
Iliam MoKee. Thug. Wast.. - 00. ablitt"
BONUS TO TIIE INSURED.--THE GI.
RARD I.! INSFRANCE. A\\l - ITI. AND
TRI:ST COOIVANY or YIIILADELPRIA.—Docrx-
OOR 14a9.
As the v f rite tiara hsi tronstared sire. the
bat thouus was mode. the °torts: hove declared an
nadittnnol one. BONI'S No t, to the In.:red for ufe. co
all Pottcte• in force. oaten were Issued pre , la .!sputorY
Thu.. a Policy reared in 135.1, by 1t43 Bonus Soo
1113 added to the I:tut mat:real for each $1 Lao); thana
moue.] inWO. have •t , tO added: (haat tovuea in I}t t. as
welt as all n.)l,lailf ,, alca portioirated in thetas , Berns.
that c 4 December. last. hove OIS added far each ell NA!,
So. f.ar4er and amaller /DCA participate In
proportlone.wothout reginng any Increase in the at; sit;
Pr ni n f t e l s p . a t i ee t r o e far e s ° oTi a l u fLo. tamed ID I!". IS
incranaed thia and former Bonuses to SA im; a par
hoy of nia) to re, tea to SI CVO/ or one .of f.).tiv .3
S It C.0. , .Va1 , 13 Ir , son zr benorrra
ho death. taste id of n cad 'lOO. er
pat. ortz,naPainenrad tbs., blued in too:. are •71.
Creedad from I taO to ; there o: I>3 are In
creased to SlNat. So.
In addition to which. on all the store ratted Po l us as
nn which a future Annus' premium:hog to Pohl. and en
a!tother Life l'ohces attert'iei ehhl hove s:—.l Gres
tests, and &hal,: f:eari le.ella Ito heir Eve
spud. there will be Dead a further ft , ans for every
such prenunin m the name rat:o 113 thaiiilsl, declared.
By order of the Board,
THOS. RIDGWAY. Pres:Ra
Jaffa F. Jl WV'. Actuary
December 31.1•53.
DISYATOiI
MESSRS. ROSENTHAL &
1.1001151, from Pllmmatb,
manafacturers of the celebrated
Pantasoopte" Spectacles. respectfully solicit the pa
tronage of the ladies and genthimen of Philadelphia
Ltd vieinitv, to their superior ground apectacle gleams.
The valuable advantage derived from them is. thy in
stead of name becoming
- strained. heated. wesnermd
and in numerous caw seriously injured. praservei
and strengthened. cool.) thing at once 641e0mes ctsur
and brtll3.l. and Ter) aged persons are enabled to em
ploy tigUr sight at the most minute occupation, either
he darbr candle-light; can see with those lenses of
much lees magnifying power. and they do not reertire
the freeneet . ehangee to th e darMetons effect : of fur th er
powerful esetetanee.
Certificates can he seen et the nE c e over eb t int.
man's store, 702 CHESTNUT Street, alba:weir tree
mon', Photograph month. d 1.5 ly
NfORE PROOF OF THE IVONDERFITL
ILE EPFRCTB OP MONELL'S AMERICAN 11AIR
REPARATOR.
PHIL ADILTFITS. Sesteinber 27th. Lim
This is to certify that I was tinkl for many years. mart
vas recommended to try your Reparator ; and hattni
procured three bottles. toted tt for three months. erhieh
has ceased joy hear to pow. and all not quite at
thank as before. set tt IS constantly
oNES.
No. SI North T street.
PHILALIKLPIIII.. September Nth, PFS.
Mr. J. F. MONTLE.: Dear Sir—Soma time cm. ILII
blur commenced falling met,. to much so, east I was, ii.
fact. fearful of becormne bald; but bearing of the von
derful power of your Reparator, I was induced to bay a
bottle, and after tieing one-half of it my heir not clate
eased coinme out, but commenced tril.Flff finety, lar.
I
1
I have now as thick a suit of hair As ef! had.
JACO 'VANS,
No. 314 rre strecb
For tale by T. H. PETERS Sole Agents., No.
116 CMF.RTNIJT Street. Phtlxdolphto. aloft-am
DOINGS OF THE PENNSYLVANIA
STATE FAIR FOR I.
SIX FIRST PREMIUMS ANTI SIX DIPLOMAS.
But Fl r mea for Wasting 13mLida.
9_ & WIT sol'. •
Oa OONBOWINICONE FUILNACIL
1112 norm.
BEST PORTA LS FURNACE.
itic amortDVßMT k Allt i nt i fltNAC.E.
RFPOIIOIIW I RINGE.
• 0 1 , 1301 D & WIL1111)1.
Kai/ZION'S DOU LE-OVEN COOKING RAN Ob.,
BEST PASIVA I ZOATtRATES.
R,aiiA N
LOW DVtTOAATES,
II
Euur ENAMIIPOIII
mANTEL s .
To AisoLD & WILSON'.
For • very handl:Tao display of Enamelled Mao a.tut
tele. 7117 &Way Combed, and of Ina_ pallor workrnsr.ship.
FIRST PREMIUM.
ARNOLD & WILSON.
1010 CHTSTNUT street.l
H. M. rst.Tarim.r... Sept
WESTERN AND SOUTIIERN MEN-
A- cIiANTS.—MANILA ROPE.—A lame &AO
rt a ild is ,:trE Manas b ßope, m3aufsetette,ll,D4 for
York
23 9 " 2 1 , V i Et e pj t r i gE r y . ., i t co.,
gER SOAP—A simple preparation
f o r o h ma ge, Savor Mete. Jewetri. Mintne. Mu
hte. tce..,far more convenient sad og - tett-re than 'ay
other. Mt half the labor of Howes cleaning mo . y be
need by mainthts Soap, which cannot volubly - ore
the finest Zino white, and so no, scrubbing is reedsrut,
the wear et the paint Is rotten greater than
the oast or the Bose. It twee the lIPTTlite as pare ant
wlygs43747 p tar. Multi o tztar i al tr;li t by the
to CO.L: aeotneoarma el t4iVi e lit
a/rffli;eY-