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---- LIEUREMENTB ,TllllB EVENING.
WICILLTLIM k Chh.11411 9 11 pilLtno
Abor f Everybody'e , iendu ,,
't Peter ,-„
cornet , oad and
bituth.—" Medea —"' M_ewLentotte Question." -
MsTIONAL Watitit SUOMI between unghth
sed Minth.— Dap Rios Greet dhow. ',
B 17 011M11111. BTIMICT.-4411M'6
• Andardroy - Fins Anna, - Chantnnt attada,—!. Pari
inaa"— 'The Martyrdom of John num. &o.
BANDintSOIOIEXU4BITION RpoM, Eapler'S Common-
OreeltL htreor , a ve Sixthe-Tttfo
ion', Museum oPart.•, - ..
MaDoadana's'eaprepan, neeentteet. below Third:.
Hatettstnnientn MOUT.:
Tairpar OV WOIIDiRS, nettneast corner Tenth and
Chestnut streena-agnor ants. •
Tue lx+Eami2o oil3zettoP NSUILANN.—The
lady of the late Bishop Neumann *as committed
•to lts 'dual resting: place yesterday morning. As.
• • we stated in our report yesterday morning, the
body of, the deceased was removed to• St. Peter's
fterman,Oatholio Church, at the corner of bilrard
avenge - mid Atifth Street. It laid in state in the
htu r uels night, end' was visited by an immense
erowelif.persons. 'The arrangements for gratify
', t 4 the desire of those who wished to see the de
! mesed'ivere mpg, admirable: The main door on
yifth street Was vaned, and the' crowd allowed to
Jess tip the main passage until they reached the,
got where the body fletethe °once:use sepa
rated, a portion passing to the one side and the re
'weirder to the other, 'thus out of the' church by
tltti rear. All the pews of the church were filled,
•tsa was every, Ditsh of Standing room. ' The doors
• toie kept open Until midnight. • , , . •
Yesterday morning -at Ave o'clock the doors of
the church were opened, and the crowd poured in
to view the body. Snell was the intense desire to
obtain a glimpse of the features of the deceased,
'thatkumbers remained, on. the ground night.
The serripesjtere commenced within the ahem* at
sine O'cledlt, solemn high nines being performed.
ThCoelbbraut of the mass was the Right Reverend
Httltop Weedovith the Rev. Dr. O'Hara as deacon.
Theaerviee'weit performed with the usual solemni
t} t he tmouipanylug mule serving greatly to
nilie effect. . The performances by the choir
of; t.' reter's.gbacli were -fir .superio'r to those in
ithe. Oethedrld on Monday.. lir. Hertel was the
hinder,- and the three, both vocal and.instrumental,
,Iffas strong enough to give . grand , effect to the re
91firettl—BtaktSci, pm_ Defanetia" (Hese
Xed:thwikedd.) :,• '•••
At the end of the•mam, 'Father Bonney°, of St.:
sffelet•!fi Ptehottneed a discourse in.the German lan:
trigs, log'hispaesaggea with difficulty through
-the crowd to_ the:. pulpit. r, An extended report
• Would' not interest our :readers. The speaker
dwelt with etstsenee upon the virtues of the dead,
'and reettpihtlited- briedy the main *rents of his
unusually eventful life. - • .
4 „tivinig the derefacinies Madera to the mass, the
=Musty . Was -filled with the, dignitaries of the
chnrch;:andttlerge repretiontation of the city oler
'LSurrounding the sapetuaty the Members of a
eieletit association from Baltimore, -numbering
;Ode hundred and one, who •baineen.voluntarily to
mend titiltiniwat,_wererimzed, arrayed it their
ragalic - In the centre; initi iatelitto triad of the,
litter, yetontside the senetimry, thevesnaliamf the
late prelate were had ifl sitapie state, - surrounded
by lighted tapers, attired in the robes of able be
fore deseribed. After the sermon was over, and
the body bad been sprinkled by the right reverend
bishop with 'miens and holy water, the remains
Were conveyed to the chapel beneath the church
, for inferment. •
.. .. ..
. ' The' chapel to a • small apartment immediately
-beneath the eanctum7 of the-ehureh,, containing
sn. ittiet, with . symbols and 'reties .surrounding.
Alen eatkit are the flunk: one Of - Which wail open
tb recelte the bodY-Aof Bishop Neumann. The
Beene liera !Ma ptatore , tl3o in a rare degree. Over
the vault stood Bisho p Wood anu Dr.' O'Hara '
and
, the priests' were: grouped., shout them. A few
Talbot, - at intervals, ' sang iimulem. The Blabs
eprlnkled.and blessed the body for the last time.
-f neorozier was removed from its place beside the
i r Bodyotrop a few other articles freak the .perron,
t; and the mmains were then deposited in' the coffin,
which sfas lined with purple satin. ,The coffin was
l i or
'; laced within a strong and heavy wooden box, and
t., ored intorhp tomb. . . .
ANSIII.AyAItETUICL OF THE MERCAXT/LE LI
44111.ARYeliKPAAY—ELNOT lON Or OFFICERL—The
' thirty-seventh annual meeting of the stockholders
i, of the Mercantile Library Company was held yes
, terthiy afternoon at Mercantile Library Hall.
',Smatter O. Morton acted as chairman, and William
Eva44r., as secretary. -
On motion of John Ashton, Jr., the minutes of
tholast annual meeting were read, and amended
bj itriking out the statements in regard to, the
, umniper . olperscarprtsent at'that meeting.
The annual report of tho'board of directors and
treasurer wore read; accepted, and referred to the
Incoming board for publication.
- It: ht.liatlett meted that a committee' be sp.
- ,gebited for the purpose of preparing a detailed and
adthentle_ narrative of the origin, progress, and
general efficiency of the Mercantile Library Com
pany,of Itiladelphis ; that said committee have
11001161 to the papers and documents necessary to
the prosecution of the work, and that said com
mittee be dinsited to report to an adjourned meet.
ing to be held on the evening of the first 'Tuesday
' of,iipill: The committee ii to' cohabit of Ore from
the board elected, and Ave to be appointed by the
iihidrman from the defeated ticket:
Jos 0. Grubb, Esg., offered resolution that the
adjourned *eating' be empowered to confider and
not upon any other business conducive to tho in.
tercets of the company that may be brought before
it. Adopted unanimously.
On motion; the meeting went into an election for
Mears, the• following gentlemen being appointed
tellere WA...Evans, Jr.; Henry K. Kelley, R. M.
ifaelett, and E, Qgden. ,
-4 Thu follqvring ticlrets were placed in nomination,
when - 010 hoard ,, proceeded 'to belloti, witlit the
following resule: •
- REGULAR TICKET. REFORM TICKET ,
nmactons: - n.BBcTOll5.
Milli= E. $o wan,.... eel T. Morns rer0b...... sae
wilitam L. Mader.— pa ono :le y. Nerille 40
Alien C....perhoron 126 Josep IC Cirlibb,...... Sag
"T * 44 1 11 1 ,114 1 2 80 " - ' - ' t 11: 4 1 11.Aira,....u' *
Clandlus 11,:b1n0,....:.:. 414 Dines& fitoboos . - 416
re.„..bbi no.. ... 423 Toomas Beldnin 4 '4M
rd Clarke . -- t .1241 Jrnos pyyley, Jr 438
hyrd 00d..,.....,, 426 Warner M Nasin .. `4lll
J. r. White ' ...: see Alan o. Adamson.:_ .4l
'Join:LS:tenor, Y'ir—....: LSIB -Willias..T. Vollool::7-'44
'George ItAtien,.,, - ' toe - JohaL Mash ' Ass
. Charles M. 'Walton— . 408
- , snmAstrafin.' - . , Tlineiteastt
Charles Rhoads-- . Re . Chayies Rhoads... i ....-,
The balloting.waa very eiciting, and it wastafter
. midnight before the result of the ballot' was an.-
nous:toed. The Refonnerei bave 'nine • Members
of the board : T. Dierris PeMt, - George V. Neville,
Joseph C. Grubb, John D. Watson, William Whar
ton, Jr. ,M:
Baldwin, James Lesley, Jr.,
Warner 'IC Resin, and William J. - Pollock. Of
the ItegiolaTs," William E. Boen, William L.
goh'atrer, and }tabard Wood were chosen. -
Sr, Wood has the reputation of being a (g Re
fernier "in sentiment- The thirteenth director
-441i1. here to be determined by the board, Mr.
Jaime .8: Gibbon's, (Reform,) Ti •,51, Clarke, and
-Allen 0. Durborow, (Regular,) having /waived a
tie vote. Mr. J. C. Grubb was on both tickets as
director, and, together with Mr. Rhoads, the tree-
Surer, witelthanimoraly elected. ..
',MEETING OrYllll SCHOOL
,CONTROLLERS.--
TINT Board of Belted Controllers ,held a meeting
• psitterlay afternoon at the Athenaeum buildings,
:Rent, Bamm, Esq., in the chair.
' A communication was presented by the • Con
- troller of the Fourth motion, asking for the ere°.
' lien of apt oatsidestairoote in the schoolhouse on
Viiratity street, *Lowe ligitte also, one from the
-.. or Hon, farqring the proj ect of 4 srtematio
ldetriiction ST musid In - th e publia sohdols7 and
' hiking Controllers to take some *definitelictlon in
t,thomatter. Also, one from the Nineteenth section,
': requesting the Contraltos° not to lease a certain
old- achoolhohse, as -it Is in a dilapidated con
' li on, and is clansmen§ tq the Byes of the echo.
' .
.., Willitun,.ll. Witte,
g ec i ., rook in 4 omptpunioa•
'44111"P°844 to ))1414 a 60 hPolhollce in the nine
- - teen seatlop, provided he 901114 MOO satisfactory
Anangemente with the Board.
. Mr. Zane monied its reference to 4 epeeist COM^
• sun*, Jetta power to,act. The proposition led to
-, acme debate, when Mr. iVitte's comitinnio [Wien was
.. ,refikrred to the Cotomittee on Property.
. ' A - eommonloation from Mr. Ryan, offering to ,
..tent is three - story brick building at Front and '
Billeted streets, at $4OO per annum, was laid on
the table. -
The preeldent stated that he had In his posses.
4on *large 'number of proposals for supplies de/-
tint-the year, and asked what action should be
en in relation to them. A resolution, directing
illgatlc i ? b p fgt. T Irc t tosati o itl it p is d it CO t trtto t e on
t
si Ce - 4w04 suad ta k ildl,r ; wai, :doptedc.RPr
4 medal was 'afterwards made that the bide be
opened before "the - U . :aid, and agreed to; after
!Nett tliexreeats wore opened by'the president
I /
Mgla p Wa ll offered direo - tin Alio alums
, dyes lee a 8 saroadary 5811001 On 'raster 'street,
aid adopted.'
'
Bills smonnting to $275 for furniture In the
Ninetnth section were passed. ..'
..• Aft, Vlizrami offered a resolution, that on and
after tho lill y} l ., nst.' there shall be held but one
bill illesl44l ' in the Grammar Scheele of the
.Firstlistriof. ' aid over.
%IPSO - 01pr 3itigniS3X ,has transacted of no
fag Im
-41114ofgri „isfigr' Irbieb the- board ell
.
PICJA DEnrina LIIINO-IN (WARM AND
Map* flocnnvr.—On Monday evening, the twenty
eeVellthanntml. meeting of the contributors to the
aseeelatiervsms held at the Wanes' Homo, south
welt toner ofgran* and Cherry streets. Wm.
g. Skreithii. .
.9 , presided. , 'From , the annual
- reert'llli4eaM , not daring the year, OS garments
were dhitrihuted to those applying to the society,
and n garments loaned; 410 pobt women have
been =flatted by the essoeletion during the year.
• The Home employs Ek nurses to' attend to the irk
orosslog number. of 'ferules applying for relief.
After the deport had been reed the following
ottleerawere'elwted to serve for the ensuing year: .
President, Caper Vister, M D.; Idea presidents,
• John Femur°, W. F. ,Griffiths ; chairman, R.
Wilma, hf. D. ; . treasurer, Percival Collins; more
-401 Palo 8 - Winllilllß.
? mitli4r, OF Psli 4. TinorNgi Htlii.-7TIIO I
funeral of the late Peter A. Browne, Esq., took
place yesterday Morning from his residence, Wal
nut street, above Eleventh. The funeral was at
tended by -several of the judges of the courts,
imminent members of the bar, and other well.
, nova citizens, and prooeyded to St. - Peter's
Church (Episcopal). The fanetai services at the
church *ere read bythe Rev. Mr. Crook. The
interment took plane In the ground connente4,l. with
tee ainga).
Plate • YESTERDAY MORNlNll.—Yelier4ay
poinlr4, about one . o ' clock , a fi re was "discovered
-frith° ba y - loft of a frame stable, situated on Sipan
greet; between Thirty-ninth and Fortieth streets, in
the Twenty-fourth ward. The building and about
aged , to.s of hay wore destroyed. The property be
aged, to James Jonas. A horse perished in the
amts., Two others and a cow were rescued. The
. lass is estimated at $4OO, upon which there is ap
insurance of .$2OO. .The fire Is 'supposed to have
Been the work of an incendiary.
roman .Neamter.--A large number al' email
ehildren, 'many of them Just out of school, and
undoubtedly, stating in their ignorance 'of their
patently were playing upon the pikes of lei at
l i onbard,street. [wharf, shout sunset `lest evening,
in imminent danger 6f‘ their lives, as the lee sae
liable to go floating out into the stream. The at
tention of the policeman on the beat was directed
- to the danger the thoughtless boys was running,
and he was requested to order them ashore, but he
replied that they might drown if they would go
there—it was none of his business. . .
~ III,FICICEOCEErs ARRESTED,- , -On Monday, two
- wiem.natned Thomas Patterson and Daniel Malty,
- Veto arrested by Oftleor Henderson, of the 'Sixth
• - ward,'• while picking pookers'4o the Crowd. at
Thirteenth and Market streets, - They were eons ,
- . . Mined for a further hearing by Alderman Berner,
• , -4100rIons1.-Yeaterday morning a man named
• AlPett.e. Penner, had a , ' slici ng four fingers of
i. me %ahead taken off by sew - at -Bald
. win'ilocouiotive works. The sufferer WU admit,
$ MAittiVeltlisilifellie Mnipitel; ' .
. •
irAit - ntrvitEm NottEß--Pnonann
Monnan.—Yesterday evening a woman named
Margaret Riley was admitted into the hospital, suf
fering from a wound she received from a hatchet
in the hands of another Woman, with whom abe
had a quarrel, In Catharine street below Ninth.
A deep gash was inflicted in the head which niny
prove fatal. The assailant le in euetody.
Reign:RT.—Some . time between Monday
night and yesterday Moping, the morocco-drov
ing establishment of D. iy Btewart dc Bon, at the
corner of York avenue did Willow street, was
entered by means of false keys, and robbed of
$2OO worth of skim. .
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, &C.—The following
are the sales of real estate, stooks, dm,, made by
M. Thome & Sons, at the Philadelphia Exchange,
yesterday at noon, and in the evening :
200 shares Hopewell Coal and Iron Company, certifi
cate N 0.145.10 cents each.
100 ghares Bowmen Coal and Iron Company. cartel.
cafe No. It 9, to cents cacti.
too shares Hopewell Coal and Iron Company, certifi
cote No. 150,10 cents each.
6 shares, of 8500 each, of the company known as the
Illinois Land Company, 850 earth.
3(K) shares Connectiont Mining Company, 60 cents
eah.
4 full shares (20 new shares/Ban Francisco Land Asso
ciation, &MO enoh.
Lot of ground, Clinton street, north of Baker street,
8 2 0.
Lot of ground, Fayette street, emit of Franklin street,
820.
InThree-story brink dwelling, southeast corner of Broad
and Oxford atreets, 81,100.
Three-story brick dwelling, Tenth street, south of
Girard avenue, 81,300.
Two•story brick dwelling, Ni'. 2/0 Lombard Street,
between Second and Third streets, with emell dwel ling
back, 82,525.
Three story brink dwelling, Carlton street, oast of
Sixteenth, $OOO.
Irredeemable ground rent, 830 a year, north side of
Wood street, emit of Sixteenth etreot. 8410.
Three-story brick dwelling, No.Blo Carpenter street,
went of Sixth street, 81,400.
Three-story brick residence, with side yard, No. 624
North Eighth street, above Green, 86,900.
THE . COURTS.
YESTERDAY'S PAoasinxnei
liteaortad for The Prem.'
SUPREME COURT FETUS Justice
Btrong.—Chambers VB. The Camden and PhiWel
pbia Steamboat Ferry Company. Brady vs. Lan
dis. Pemberton vs. Clark. Non-suite were en•
toted in each of the preoeding oases.
Fisher vs. Duhring. Matters in controversy re
ferred to Joseph A. Clay, Bog., by agreement of
parties interested.
Richardson vs. Young. Vordiot for plaintiff for
$68.37.
Points of law reserved for argument on Satur
day neat.
StIPRESLE COUIZT to natio--ChiefJustice Low
rie, Justices Thompson and Read.
City.of Philadelphia vs. Eastwick. Argued by
Loa for defendant in error, and William L . Hirst
for plaintiff in error, in reply.
Ruishart vs. Johnson. Argued by B. Wood
ward for plaintiff in error, and by D. W. O'Brien,
Esq., for defendant in error.
. Ooldey's Appeal. , Argued by F. C. Brightly for
appellant, and by Davis for appellee.
city of Philadelphia vs. Billing. Argued by
David W. Sellers, Eeq., for plaintiff in error, and
by F. Carroll Brewster, Reg., for defendant in er
ror.
Zone vs. Ward. • Argued by Eolcstein for plain
tiff in error, and by Edward Ingersoll, Esq., for de
fendant in error.
Non pros. were entered in each of the following
Mos :
Henry vorau Whitney, Haw versus Hsu, Shoff
versus behailloy, Kniht versus %i tch ; Laguervare
versus Dougherty,
,judgments ffirmed ; Hulshart
versus Johnson, judgment affirmed ; Goldey's ap
peal, decree affirmed at code of appellant ; Zano
versus Ward, judgment affirmed.
COMMON muas—Judge Ludlow.—Spring
Garden Insurance Qompany patens Thompson. Au
action on a policy of Insurance. Weill for plain
tiff; J. Ilubley Ashton, Esq., for defendants. Ver
dict for plaintiff for $75.25.
DISTRICT COURT, No.l—Judge Hare.—Eck
man versus Gallagher. An action on a proud&
sory note. Wm. L. Marshall for plaintiff; Clayton
for defendant. Verdict for plaintiff for $268.87.
Milligan versus Kelly. Kai. fa. on a useohanio's
lien. Armstrong for plaintiff ; Aaron Thouspson for
defendant. Verdict for plaintiff for $203.15.
Koons versus Hans. An action one promisso
ry. note. F. C. Brightly for plaintiff, D. W. 0.
Morris for defendant. Verdict for plaintiff for
$1125.48.
The Moyameneing Building Assoolation vs.
Holloway. Sol fa on a mortgage. Lewis C. Cas
sidy for plaintiff; J. P. O'Neill for defendant.
Verdict for plaintiff for $198.18.
Pout vs. Jackson. An action of ejectment.
Briggs for plaintiff; Wallace for defendant. Ver
dict tor plaintiff. •
Drwrituri Can; NO 2—Judge Stroud.—
Jordon vs. Woolston. An action one book account.
George W. Thorn, lleq., for plaintiff; J. A. Owens,
Esq., and J. P. Owens, Esq., for defendant. Jury
out.
Hayward ye. Serail'. An action on promissory
note. No defence. Verdict for plaintiff for
$100.32. Eisler for plaintiff; J. W. Paull for de
fendant. .
Koster vs. Schorr. An action on a promissory
note. No defence. Verdict for plaintiff for $440.36.
Potts for plaintiff ; Beyer for defendant. . 1
Santee vs. Brown. An notion on a book account
for goods sold and delivered. Defendant plead
statute of limitations. Point reserved for court
in bane. Verdict for plaintiff for $440.54. 0. W.
Davis, Req., for plaintiff; Quinn for defendant.
Morris vs. Nicholson. An action of troves. J
A. and J. P. Owens, Rap., for plaintiff; P. P. Mor
rie, Req., for defendant. On trial.
QUARTER Suomi:ars—Judge Allison.—john
Smith was tried on the charge of 'stealing a horse
and wagon, the property or 8.4.110x1e. Verdict
guilty. Sentenced tq three years in the county
prison.
Timothy McFadden was fried on the charge of
assaulting a squill lad, also with malicious mischief.
The accused was driving a wagon on one of the
railroad tracks, and_ elleolintered the. proseonter,
who, was driving in an opposite direction. McFad
den yielded the track with as good a grace as pos
sible; then, in passing the other wagon, drove into
it, and smashed it down. The lad followed him up
-and had him- arrested, -before which McFadden
struck him with a whip. A verdietergullty was
ordered to be rendered on both charges. Sentenced
to nine months imprisonment..
Mary Watkins was tried on the ehttrge of steal
ing two shawle. Verdict guilty. Sentenced to two
years impribonment. •
William K. Nealey was charged with commit
ting an assault and battery upon James Robinson.
Verdict net guilty, but the defendant to pay costs
of suit.
James Robinson was charged upon a cross-bill
with committing the same offence upon William K.
Nealey. Verdict not guilty; hilt defendant to pay
costs of suit.
John Mcquire was acquitted upon a charge of,
assault and battery.
John Manley was tried upon a bill of indict
ment charging him with assault and battery with
intent to kill Officer Blob. Verdict guilty as to the
assault only. The accused was represented by
Daniel Dougherty, Esq.
A young man, named Bainbridge Barry, plead
not guilty to a charge of seduction. Gustavus Re
male and W. B. Mann for the Commonwealth, and
Messrs. O. P. Common and Leonard Myers for the
defence, On trial.
CITY ITEMS.
PRATER FOR VIE CONVERRION OF via WORLD.—
In purguance of a mall, to Which the following clergY
men's naines are appended, the present week is t'emg
observed solemn religious convncatinne in this city,
in unison with 'the Christian Church in various parts of
the world: Rem James Pratt, Charlei D. Cooper,
Joseph R. Kennard, D. D., Mr. Du Hemet, John G.
hlntray, D. b.;'loseph II: Jones, ILD., John Chambers,
F. 'w. J . Wylie, D. D., George Duffield,' Jr., E. W.
Hotter, D. D., J. IL A. Bomberger, 'ji li., lir. 4. R.
Tay,qr, and Edmund De Bchweitiita. The im ciliate
object of this movement, as it la spiressed in the call,
is to offer " importimate prayer that God would pour
oqt his Spirit upon all flesh arid cause the ends of the
earth to pee hie salvation," and to " wrestle for the
glorious menifestation of Goire Presence and having
Power," and to " see if He does not give to his well
beloved Son the heathen for' his inheritance, and the
uttermost parte of the earth for hie poeseision.' "
In view of this, it has been resolved to bold
the Noon Prayer-meeting—originally the Baldness
Man's—at Ransom street Church, during the present
week, (tom twelve until beg FRUOpp o'olock each
day, the meetings to ep nducted by ministers only.
By a previous arrangement, re dnday was devoted
especially to " fasting, aiAl to deep humiliation, heart
searching, and self-abasement before God." To
the special object will be, to otler supplication
that God will iseard and blase the children end
youth to both Christian and heathen lands. To-inor
row, the theine, as de s la the programme, will
be. "that (Tod, kr the Okereise of his mighty power,
will remove all obstacles which now hinder the pro
gress of the Gospel in our own land and throughout the
world." Friday is to be made a day of special in
tercession for the large cities, towns, and populous
districts of the world; and the islands of the sea. Sa
turday is the day suggested for "pleading for Christ's
mimstere everywhere, and for a Moser union of all
ito et the suggestion of Metbren in
India,fluudity will be ' given to praise sad thanksgiving
in the great ming egalien."
The meeting at Bansom.street Church yesterday, we
found one of the largest we ever attended in that edi
fice. go great, indeed, wee (he throng that, soon alter
the hour of commencing, a second meeting was started
In the large lecture-room of the church, and, on Mon.
day, we learn that a third meeting, in qno of the ante
rooms, was rendered necsmiltry to accommodate the
multitude. The eaereises yesterdar were conducted by
the Rev. Joseph if. )Kennard, of-the Baptist Church'
The pre-arranged stildoot of prayer for tho °cession
Was stated as follows i "That we try mightily unto God.
from the deep places of Mimi Br, that He will deepen
and Mr week of divine grace la the heart of
every believer." Were was nothing unusual transpired
'during the hour and a half worthy of note. The prayers
and exhortation. followed in their mmustomed succee
slop,- being almost wholly engaged In by the clergy.
wiluent ,
ou the Min of the laity, made
a short address, In which lie earnestly recom
mended a closer union between the ministers
of, ditferent persuasions. They seemed to min.
glo in time, religious gatherings with much gene
ral harmony, but what he wanted to eye. wee the
spider web divieben-lines entirely sundered, and for
ministers,'ol whatever name, to step freely over the
. . .
linee .which separate their respective folda, and thus
cultivate a oneness among the undershepherds, over
whom Chriat leas uhisf—tlie " Ooml Shepherd, who laid
(kiln hii life for the sheep," anti who prayed that all
his might be "one." Re concluded by suggesting that
some time during the present weelithe ministers of our
pfly, some two huudted and fifty in numlker.should meet
for the above named object; ridging, that such a gath
ering would constitute ari impetus spectacle.
The itev. My Crowell, commenting on the schedule
Which bad been prepared for the direction of the daily
exercises for the week, expressed his opinion that rte
details had been dietsted by the Holy Ghost. He thought
also that the objects of the two meetings already held
lies been too much overlooked, and he hoped that a
strider regard for the speoifio object, designiited would
thereafter be observed.
One gentleman read portions of an interesting letter
rp9eiveli from a female missionary laboring on the
western coast of Africa, containing encouraging an
pewits of the work of grace in programa in that benigated
lam!.
George H. Stuart. Ego., on the eve of closing the
meeting, wished to give the congregation a text of
Scripture which he thought peculiarly applicable to the
present occasion; the text was as follows: " Come, end
let Rs return onto the Lord : for he hath torn,
will heal us ; he path smitten, and he will bind us UP.
After two days will he revive us, in the third day lie
Will miscue np, and we shall live In hielsisht."
The meeting was dismissed with a few remarks and
benediction from the Rev. Mr. Marsh. of New York,
In addition to these noon-day gatherings, meetings
are being held every evening during the week at van:
owl olfilrbliee. several congregations usually uniting In
one of their edifices. A correspondent informs us that,
on Thursday evening, at half peat seven o'clock, there
will be each a meeting held in the Presbyterian Church,
Spruce street, below Sixth, (Rev. Dr. donee'l; also, on
Olt' Pollee ellfltell at the Alexander Presbyterian
Ohara, Nineteenth and Green atom% (Rev. Cr. Ne
vin's); and, on Friday evening, at the same hour, there
will be ono held in the Broad-street Presbyterian
Churoh. Broad street, above Cloatuut, (Rev, Mr.
Crowell's). .
PREACHING BY THE Rmr.ll. GRATTAN GRINNERS
—This )oung and'aingulatly gifted minister of the Gos
pel is still attracting thousands nightly' in the various
ohur•rhes in which he preaches. His eetial in the power
of riveting the intetestedAttention of his hearers has
probably not been heard on this side of the atlantic,
slime the days of Whitfield. He seems to he wholly de-.
voted to the w or k of evangelisation, and labors with a
refreshing disregard of the mere formularies of men
that are unsustamed by the divine record. This even
ing and on Friday evening, he is announced to pteaoh
in the church of which the Rev. George Chandler is
Pastor, Franklin avenue, above Hanover street.
Suwon Bun —Thin amusing and poln*lar Von
triloquisr and Magician Is a comical gentleman be is
the very embedment of mirth and happiness; his
audiences at the Temple of Wonders, corner of Tenth
and Chestnut, 'laugh abundantly. lie exhibits every
evening, and on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons,
and introduces the learned Canary Birds and the Au
tomaton Rope Dancer, whose performances aro sur
prising.
STEREOSCOPIC Irstrumonte and views, at groatly
reduced prices, at N.J. FR ARKLIN's, Optician,
/12 Routh Fourth Street. below Chestnut.
MAJOR ANDRE, in a satirical poem, entitled
"The Cow Chase." published during the Revolution,
thus descanted on the dress of our forefathers
Their Congress dollars nod their pro„,
Their military speeches,_
Their corn stalk whiskey for their grog,
Black stockinet' and blue broeohes."
The dress of the ereeent generation, like their talk
and drink, is very dilTerent. Now, they wear the ele
gant eta les of the fashionable clothier, Granville Stoke.,
No, 607 Chestnut street, talk treason, and drink a varie
ty of villainous compound., enough to turn the stom
ach of an alderman. • .
PASSE:WPM RAILWAY STATISTICR.—An incrodl.
ble number of passengers were carried on the city rail
way lines during the post year, es will be seen by the
reports mode to the stockholders nt theii annual meet
ings on Monday. Ono line boasts of having carried three
millions of passengers, about one-half of whom wore
mates. Of these a very large portion (and they the most
judicious and respectable persons) invariably dressed in
garments procured at the Brown Stone Clothing Hall of
Hoakhtll & Wilson, Nos. 603 and 005 Chestnut street,
above Sixth.
THE REASON WHY 80 Many books are sold at
Evans' Star Gift-Book Store, No, CS Chestnut street
is, that honor, probity, and generosity are the charac
teristics of his dealing; and with each volume sold a
costly gift is presented. It is estimated that over ten
thousand dollars in gifts are distributed weekly to the
thousands of purchasers.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
BRE POURTH PAC 46
BY TELEGRAM
(Correspondence of Tlv i t i lacalt) itrx
Jan
Arrived, bark Oen Green, fin Galveston; brig Co 1
r o es,
(Dutch)
Arrive
Leghorn.
Borrow, Jan 10.
Arrived. barks Bunco, fin New °deem; Modena from
Charleston; Yernandina, from Messina; Harvest, train
Savannah• itch W N Allen. front Charleston.
Below, brig Santiago, from Aux Cayce.
MEMORANDA.
Steamship Moses Taylor, Griffin, for Now York vit.
Havana, cleared at New Orleans ith lest.
Steamship Quaker City, Shufeldt, from Havana 3,1
inst, arrived at New York yesterday.
Steamship Delaware, Shaw, benne, arrived at New
York yesterday
Ship Isaac Bell, Johnson, for Havre, mitred at New
York yesterday.
131 up Berkshire, Williams, for Melbourne, cleared
at Boston 9th inst.
Ship Island Queen, Ray cleared at New Orleans 2d
met for Philadelphia, wltli'M bales cotton, 146 bbls mo
lasses, 05 hhde auger,, and 300 empty casks.
Ship W Chamberlain, Knapp, cleared et New Orleans
31st Mt for Havre.
Ship Isaao Jeanes, Chipman, was towed to tea from
New Orleans Nth ult.
Ship Liccie Harward, Robinson, for Liverpool,
cleared at Charleston Oils teat.
Ship Progress, WooeWard, for Havre, clearedat Mo
bile etla inst. with 4,276 bales cotton, valued at 5143 031.
Ships Kate Hurter, Healy, and Thirty-one States,
Smart, for Havre. cleared at Mobile 4th inst.
Ship Star of Hope, Pearson, was at Acapulco Nov 12,
tor Chinch& Islands, to load for Hampton Roads.
Ship Competitor, Ilildreth, cleared at Boston 9th laid
for blianghae,
Bark Mary H Kendall, Shankland, from New York,
arrived at Havana 4th inst.
.
.•• • .
Bark Old Hickory, Holmes, for Falmouth, sailed
from Havana 4th last,
Brig War Eagle, Williams, cleared at New York yes •
te fi day for o
, W right, from Barbadoee 20th ult, ar
rived
rat Ica rian York yesterday.
Bahr Jonathan May, Cobb, far Carde nas, cleared at
New York yesterday.
Bohr C A Heoksoher, Stubbs, hence arrived at Bt
Marts Hilt ult.
St
Bah
Mar r B
ult.er, Carlisle, hence was dtseharging at
ks 20th
. . .
Bohr W Allen. from Charleston for Boston, sailed from
Ifolmee'ffole 19th inst.
Behr, Northern Light, Corson. for New clearednd
Annie Magee, heaton. for New Orleans, at
Wilmington, N O. 7th inst.
BehrsJ Allen andC Loeser, for Jaoksonville, went
to sea from Charleston, 6th inst.
Behr J A Bayard. Bisbee, from Boston for Wilming
ton. N %wail ashore 9th Mot on Lovell's Island.
Behr Excelsior, Riley, from Oloneester for Philada,
at new London. 7111 inst.
Ins Sc
hr Mary CAI*, Howard, hence at Newburyport
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
UP TO TWHISM O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT
GIRARD HOUSE—Cilisatnut at., below Ninth.
W Shaere, Boston Mre Shaer° Boston
Hon . K Stevenson, Tent, Dr Jos Powlkea, Tenn
WII Lockwood & la, Is 1 A 7 Warner, Roolieeter
C J Barden, f
Rochester Louis Chapin, Rochester
I) Dickey, Ilocheeter lien Ostlom,„tr, Boston
W B Dobbin, Ba
It olinlaylor, Boston
W Heel Me, Mas s - C Remington &f_,a NY
W C ja 0 Forest. N Y Miss Goodyear •N Y
Mine Wardoll;11 Y Min Spencer, Pi Y
0 Y 9 Wilson & wf, NJ I E Schnook & le, N J
JoH Uarretson & la, N J David Droweruhlass
Mr Alnot, N Y C A !Shipman, Pa
Corn Stewart, hi 7 P Gleaeop Chicago, 111
J . C Rtn_gwalt, Cincinnati John Cramp, N J
Albert CrUntp, N J H Barber, Pulaski,onn
W C Heath, N y Geo W hlaeklai_,n Il \
Joe Gillett '& ra.N Y John Blonham. NY
0 Troutsons,N Y 'l' D Messlerailtsburg
Wm P Pur4en, 'grey_
% 'Akatat NY
Mr Morrell et le„_- N y
Gen D Davis, Niy A 0 Peiargoii, Chino
D F Fleming, Charleston C 131 Rai reond, Boston
Geo M Gloat,
_N Y HU Hale 4 I a, Buffalo
J A flarden•Ji y , w 11 - a lark, Pa
Wht Frenklin NI 11
C esf t e l N x .
Og-ttgri'ntajo, Frs . riglit, •olnoinnati
John E Plender, r, 1
John Ferris, NY / P . 1 1111:1111sT i Vki l is IT, DC
.F il Ginger S A. Moore, Louisville
John Ward, Mass V, tif Hawes, Fall Rim
J E Durham N Y IPAdams & laaaltimore
LOWAS ii_ Do ll rk. wife, Mil T H Jackeon, IS 0
Geo W Sewall, hid 7 A Graham & la, Md
Miss Graham, Md Miss Tracy, Md.
Geo B Porter, N Y W 0 Bimini:au, N CI
Than J Foote, N C F E Wellington, N X
J II fiterina, N Y ht Losserthem,j,endon
A L Sallee, Prov, K { r mum, rtq t , Yt I
C(I Judson, V Y ' 1.1 Oltertili. N Y
H ft Oaridne, Mb If 1114ginnis._'N I
Sl_l3E/Orden] N Y W A Cioot, N y
Mrs G hlpßin n ey Mre Agnew
C Kamp, ri J
MERCIIANTS' IJOTElr—Fourth street, helow Arch.
Ron R Dr he ad , Easton Els Delius. N Y
Mrs Jones 3 oil, Pa It Middleton, Cal
C b Green, ittiourg Wm Lally, Carbon ro
W R It Walton. Money, Pa J 0 Chamberlin, Phil'
'I`E tihattunk. Pliila Goo Shattuck, Pinta
W R Colladay, Phila. 'a hos IL Huldar, Nita
1. AI Thayer, Pinta W Hadditr, Phila.
D P Fairohild, N Y M I) DunmerWyoraing 00
K Jennings Conn Jam Cross, N Y
D Darnel, N.aston W W Eatlialn, Eoftoll
A K Shriven, Balt 0 Leger, P 4, ~ ...
It B Markle, Haitletoti Wm Paoli gindy, N_J .
J L Q_MinKown,_lT VI. fl James Flop, N
Ii C Martinet Chester co ,Mrs Cary, Cheater co
0 W Canfield: N J Mrs Sidon & sister, N 1 -
8 P Galt, Conesto . ga valley Mrs Frances Galt, Pa
II N Slaninaker, Pa B_llSlaymaker, Win
Jas Lake, Del w I i Antrum, Pa
D A Furey, Pa Col A ti Brodhead, PA
W It Mack, Pa 'rhos Craig & VIP, Pit
Richard Rear, Pit Mio&len Mblityan, N Y
Jos N Goll, Conn W 0 Sheldon, N Y
N Chasman,Lanninqlig,NY J B Proctor, Mass
D Williams, bonisvilio ' N D I:limner, II I;riala
BALD EAOLE HOTEL—Third it.. above Callowhill
J E Schrosp, M
Jersey Shore W Beitinyder, Reading
W Beans, Backs co J B Manning, onts co
J E Zimmerman, l'a JAI% Baß. ‘lualFertown
l'bilin Besse, Jr, Di d Anderapn OaDqn, melon
W 4 kimith.l , olol - to l6hA Smith, Bucks eo
J Bareeter, Ititaoins '
MERCHANTS' HOUSE—Third at., above Callowblll,
()Stroup Both, Pa JS Hacker, Lancaster
Jos lateinser,_Lanoaster R A Slimmer. Reiglesville
W,n Boyer, Freeburg Id ins A IVA Bride, Allent'n
11 Heckman, Backs oo • W B U bamboo, Buoki co
J Le,dtgh & wf, Lancaster 800 Roffman, Lebanon
John Shipp. Shamokin F B Ragman. Shamokin
800 W Wolf, Mt Airy C P Wilson, Jenkintown
BLACK BEAR HOTEL—Third at., above C(01010111.
Wm Rayner, Pennaburg Moro 8, Watt. Lehigh 00
Chas Harper, Jenkintewn John Ranh, rennaburg
Sarni Ott, Baulk Easton Miss t,tt, Booth &doh
I) Benno tr, la, N C Mrs Clemens, Roadlng
Leaher P. 3 Jonas Knorr, Low Hill
11.1 Harman, Reading- Vir Kline, Parlville
Jaoob Hopple,Sionerville A Lookena. Hooka co I
Jaoob K Hill, Bothnia Fa Wagoner Reading
Amoa Boyer, N J Jacob Hutt,unineytown
Tt Artman. Zionsville W eqta.O• N orthampton
C Oreiner,Northuniberlso Charles Finney, Hartaville
NATIONAL ROTRL—Sane street. above Third,
Amos Davis, Futon J 0 A Rohe Md
Ji C Kirkland & la, N Y L S Kaler, Phrcnizville
J M Willett, Leavenworth J Brunner, ebanon eo
P H Higgins, Reading Wm C f o rrle, York. Pa
C Ferrow_, Pa T Clark, Lancaster Pa
Thos W Edgar, Espy, Pa Jacob Kandla . , Ashlan, 0
L Mall o ry, Chteago, 11l B L Raudenbush Pe,
W R Brown Easton Mies A C Jortesla
,
M A Smith, Stoinirt, N
Mies Brunel, N J
EAGLE HOTEL—Third street, above Raoe.
B Boyle, Pa Jno T Burton, Nashville
fiedgeg, Brooklyn Jim L fibers', Oavonport
Lewis
Beating. Ohio P Rose & VII, Pittsburg
Id re W hl. toott, 'Wash Mica Scott, Windt
P Chesinan & fa, Bait R MoKtipStr. P
B
Jno Ed Iverson. oston ft P Parrish, N Y
Ezra Potter, N q it pall & Ittai C
IA LI goldwoll, Ty y Jes - Pieloe, Phis& .
Ezra Sampson, la 1 , , Irinthrop, Boston
Jerrie. 8 North, N V yv_ V Baldwin & son, Pa .l I. * Wilson, Goshen, N V IV Bayeratothlotimi
A B Bayer Bethlehem ß B Pryer. Etatniehom
A Bonder, hilittin J Wilkinson k da, N J
AMERICAN HOTEL—Chestnut et,. above Fifth,
IR W Rirgs & la, Cambridge W if, Cathcart, Bait
J H Humes, Fa A B Marvin,Di y
Dr N 0 Sheppard. Va 6 RainsdellJersey Shore
W Crosby & la, Wash D O P B Billings, 111
John Montgomery, R 1 Mrs N Martin Pa:
'l' J Barton,Beit A B Thurberliroy, R 1
W H Fish, Prot , R I 0 W Widtake , Pa
.1 Smith, it I ' P 0 Bergen, rooklyn
Bli.Trinp, Mass
Iludointi Wont, N Y
i it Rngers, Va W Miles & 14, N J
P Wilson, N y
i ti l ia thyinek, Winchester
1 Bil.'ny lor, Va A Cur Is , 00l
Daniel Curry, Del
W L Coen, Wrath]) 14 B Phi man, Del
Dr TO l ogors, Del
Rohl A Warden, N V
BARLEY SHEAF' ItOTEL—Second et.. below Vine
E L Flint, Keaton W H Loden, Stroudsburg
A K Bowman & Is, N .1 Jos Watson, Hartsville
H Morn., Willow Grove John Sharp, lia
W Kitahin. Book, co W M. Kirk br. la, Fe
.1 V Heeding, Hatboro Jos Blockhouse, Attleboro
Urlah Lards N J B Fi l anney, Shan
W W OtaY. Va. 4111 Allen, ,V)
8 Buokman, Newtown Jail 'miner, rooks co
D BaDertiWail,l3tle co JOH{ C Bich, Bunke on
NN Aticitison, DOW' Won .1 Ryan. Book. co
Barred, Ilue aco I J Johnson, N .1
L Baliet, cc J
J Stachboune, Doylestown B
Nelson, 'Hartsville
B Bunting, Bucks go
0 1)11toon, DoyD)Htown
BT. LOUIS nolluz-obeenut su, ay. Tbi rd.
W H Jones, Philo. w Cowin, Lambert v, N J
WII Baker, Pyla .1 Faun ket
D Eames, Phi M 1 . J . Yoder, Rethlshom
A C _Perim. Inching. L I B Pasoan Flushing, I, I
A 8 Reynolds & la. It I II \V Reynolds & hi., N Y .
N S Allen ti la, N Kingston J 13 00tIttY, Pottsville
.1 W hada) , , Galena, 111
Illi t " lffii i ji, li l il r iniond, Vs. Tl 7 Brame*, Phan
It 7So infield & let, N Y 1, M Crumb hi 1 -
F Rose, N J
W AI Clark, NJ W T Rose, NJ
MC Campbell,. N Y
W S Folder, N Y Al Johnson, Ball
T I) Sullivan, N Y II Johnson, Washington
Jae E Bell, Beverly, N J M Rogers , N J
It W JOnes, N J 3 F Parker, Camden, N J
G A MoKinstry, Clifton Li Moms, Camden
W M Barber, Pe J
THE UNION HOTEL—Arch street, above Third.
J A Patterson, Pa Jos Butler, Mauch Chunk
A B !alderman, Pa Wm Hill
J C Mulford. tialem. N J W Hailam, Penninstpnv'e
J N Anderson, Rending Miss Emily Evans, N J.
'Curtis Evans. N Edwin Eddy, Minersrdler
Evan Ev ans. N J W aleonne, Pa
W 111101108 p Zanesville 1p 11 Wes, Conn
STATES UNION HOTEL—Market at., above Sixth.
H p La u lt . r e n ‘ o: j' i h n i l o t
.st Jer , V& D ° c ia ,S B o t r e a p it t h t e e n ,.E . a N I t v i more
Plitt,'Harrleburg 1) Detrick,. Wyig Mao e, Pa
T &wan, Chester co II Innf r r t .gir? , c a litaville, Pa
T C , ornelic. Phllada
Thor Mc Nllnn, Altoona W MoCleer, Atlantic City
W Wadi!, Leityobe, Pr, Jar Dinwiddif,Pa
Col McClure, Philada stietta. Pa
JS 'l' Tsylor, Wilde:l,N? 0.4 AlAs k , Is,Treatoa
Tilg ilitlgS.-1411tA1W,LlitilA, WtriNESDAY, ilmsteAltY it 1860.
/FOUNTAIN HOTEL—Second street, above Market.:
'l' T Sutton. Delaware Wm Pratt, Del
T 0 Tram, Del II Denney. Smyrna, Del
Mrs Manlove, Smyrna P J Bath, Del
J Pratt. Dover, Del 'l' 8 Aaron, Camden, Del
W E Sprnanee, Smyrna . Col Demme. Phil
8 I, Bentley, N I' 0 W Hunt N J
F C Fitton, Md UltnoTaalellledn
lanre e . u nA " p, vt, Wrn Guln, ureeneboro
1' JDoughten. e uel T Duektnaster, Del
D 8 Homey, Del II 3 ft Smith, did
A H Hudson, Md T 1 0 Latonly, Smyrna
O W Warren, Del A Hay den, Del
WEI Donkyne, Dell II Doaky e, Del
W It Carlisle, Vol . ..1 Cannon, Del ,
S Pennevllle Del
A Curry, Dol' i'lr it o i ll ed k d a e r ri i , " br
G W Somer. Del It P Collins, Del
F A II) att. Del W II Emery.,N Y
T Hunt, Phila. .1 W Worth, N .1.
W A Jonk, N J
JONES' HOT El.,—Cliosniut at., below Seventh.
Thos O'Neil ,__Clifton ti A Moirenstry, Phila
.1 C Cooper, Wheeling, Va J F Randolph, Pa
A Pramt, Pa Ii Priest, Pa
J F nailer, nth 11 Sellers, Pa
Mrs A Hollers, l'a M1 11 14114 ° PIC " ' Vi
F Hansley, N Y
H Berlin, N V A Mansfield, X i VI
COMMERCIAL, HOTEL—Sixth it., above Chestnut.
J Seen r Delaware no, Pa J Umetend, Pottatownl
Hougitey, Phihas D Hume, Chester en
I, 81taryless, Pa B H lielfsnytler, PhHada
F Jones, MO J B Duukett, Delaware ccl
MOUNT VERNON HOTEL--Seeond et., above Arolb
J IL faille!, Carbon co Nen F Nixon, Bridgeport
Theo Rolanwas, Heston OMelchior, flit Pleasant
H J Hues N J W Lower, Horihnui
I , Brasier, Bloomsburg Miss 11 Brasier, Pit
Jam Armstrong, Mil T Watson. N V
0 Dufresu, N lr II Bonen binder. N J
A lluokonbluder, N 1 Jacob Blakeelea, Pa
J R Smith, ra J hi Lyons Pittsburi
SPECIAL NOTIOEB.
A NEW PHRENOLOGICAL CLASS AT THE
Cabinet, t 22 CHESTNUT Street. These lectures wilt
embrace comparative development of the brains o
animals, health, disease, temperaments, form and
quality of brain, signs of oharnoter, the di ffioulties and
olajections to Phrenology, and the application of Ole
Science as a guide to business, matrimony, management
of oliildren nod the general duties of life, and will be
illustrated by casts, sculls, and portraits 01 distinguished
persons.
Tickets for the course of ten lectures,
Members of former classes, Si.
To mitre seats apply immediately to J. L. C APEN.
Jell St
BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCIIHR.—WhOOVOr
re troubled with Coughs, Iloareenese, or Sore Throat,
will find these '• Troolies" a must admirable remedy.
Indeed, at this season of the rear, those nt all inclined
to bronchial oemplaints should not be without them.
They are prepared by Meagre. John I. Brown to Son,
who, an Apothooaries, rank among the first in this nit!,
and are sold by all the principal druggista.—Boston
Ammo/. Jas-thetu-St
HIGHEST PRICHIUM AWARDED AT THE
Wontn'e FAIR, LONDON.—JI.IIBB Halle te Co., No 701
Chestnut sweat, Pinta&lplua, ettablishod laid. Manu
facturer, of perfumery, cosmetics, transparent balls
and shaving soaps; liquid Ow dye, and Jules Hauel's
celebrated Eau Athenienne, or Hair Renovator, also J.
Hauel's unequalled Eau Luetrale, popular throughout
the world.
Importers end Wholesale dealers in Prenoli, English,
and domestic perfumery, fancy goods and druggist's ar
ticles, shaving, hair, cloth, nail, and tooth brushes.
combs In al! varieties, etc. Ja7.l2t
ONR PRIOR CLOTHING OR MR LATEST
Srnu, made in the beet manner, expreiely for RE
TAIL BALER. LOWEST selling prune marked In
Plain Figures. All good' made to order warranted oldie
faotory. Our ONE-PRICE System is etriotly adhered
to, as we believe We to be the only lair way of dealing
All are thereby treated alike. JONES & CO.,
sea-ti 001 M ARICET Street.
SALAMANDBR PIRN-PHOOP SAPSS.—A very
large moor talent of SALAMANDERS for sale at reitada.
able prioee, No. 301 OHEST.NUT Street, Philadelphia.
aultt tf EVANS *. WATSON
°ROM & MEWS
CILIBUATID NOISILIBI FAMILY 6411111111-IAIOIIII.IIII.
SHANG N 0 SAVING FUND--NORTIIIVRIVI
'COINER SECOND WI WALNUT kitreOla.—Deposits re
ceived In mall and large amounts, from all °lessee of
the oommunl ty • and allows Interest at the rata of five per
cent. per annum.
Money may be drawn by *hooka without Ica of In
emit.
°aloe open daily, from 9 until $ o'clock, and on Mon
day and Saturday until 9 in the evening. President,
FRANKLIN FELL i Treasurer and Seoretary, CHAS
M. MOB RIB.
SINGER'S SEWING liAornsio,
N 0.2 Sewing Machines.—
No.l Sewing Meehine5.......—.........
The Family hewing Machine, A........
The Family Sewing Machine-- ...
1. M. SINGER & CO.,
No. an CHESTNUT Street
BARRIS' BOUDOIR SEWING MACHINA.
IMPROVED DOUBLE-THREAD
FIRST PREMIUM AT EVERY FAIR.
on-em Phda, Opoe, Mo ARCH St, Agents wanted.
Wrist sa & WILSON SRWING MA9MNIIAL
—ll.itedelphiakOlfwe,StS CHESTNUT Saibt._
. . .
Merchants' orders filled at the SAME DISCOVNI` as
by the Company.
Branoh offices in Trenton, Plow JIMMY, and Elston
nd Vleatohanter. Pa. asli-/m
SAVING FUND—NATIONAL SAWITY TRIM
OOMPANT.-011110104 by Oa Mato of P011M1Y3,13116
RULES.
I. Money le reoeived every day, and In any amount.
TlAlVlAltlFUENTaaiWiktitlitdinfinoll6llliii
the day it is put in.
S. The money ie always staid bank in GOLD wh
it ia nailed for, and without none*. '
4. Money ia received from Rzseut ors, Administrator!.
Guardians, and other Trosteee, in large or small acme,
to remain a long or short period.
0. The money' maimed from ilapogltors Is Invested lo
Real Estate, Mortgages, Ground Rents, and other Amt.
ohms asourtties.
O. Office open ovary day—WALNUT Street, itouthweat
isomer Third street. Philadelohlre &OS
SPENCE—hIMIARTNEY.-0 the :Bth November.
1869, by John U. Wilson, V. D. It Mr. Deo. b Immo apd
Mary Jane McCartger, both of al ts eits•
MIIA.F.B—PETERI9.—On theth instant, br John 0.
Wilson, V. D. M., Mr. George hillier end Alias
Jane Petera, both of this city.
LANNINO—DII.DINE.—On the 2.1 instant, by John 0
Wilson, V. D. M., Mr. Jonathan hi. Liming and Mee
Anna Dzidine. both of this oily.
CM3BADT—RANDOI,I4I.—On the Slit ult., be Row,
J. B. McCulloug h,
l hlr. Jame' Cannily to Miss Derriet
W. Randolph, a I of tine City. •
BLACK—hto 81i.L.-00 the 140, tue he Bey,
Chimp. Cooper,. Mr. itotto,Tt O. Who* to Mile Klte
hloNeill, both pf
,this
RethitlßlJ—HQ DPW 1,1..—At Camden N. J. on the
Slot The Kt R. —lame, Mr. Witham U. Hap
ge Miss AIIOII,II.QUIWeII,
Vl to CKIAO3—Ki,DP h: It N.—On the 24th ult., by the
Bev. W. Cathoart, Mr. William Vieters to hitss Jane
Redfern, both of Philadelphia.
K RI PH—K NATO v.—On the ZOth 04tober, by Bev. Jo
seph 11. Kennard, Mr. Cleo. .t; Kripx to Miss Lonnie
Kenton. both of ihiladelphilt.
REED— .t , -Cia the 'soi 'natant, at Norristoivn ,
by lloy. T. Jl,tdo 'Phonier, Mr. John 1). Reed, of Phil
adelphia. to Mtge Mary A., daughter of the fate Win.
Niter, of Woodland Home. Radnor, Delaware co., Pa, •
CESISTIAN.—On Months' rporet es, SiAl natant, Ellen
C. daughter of the tete Vete; pliristotn, Esu.
Her frionde end Ilia friends of the family aro invited
to attend the Shia ral (without further notice) from the
residence al Mrs. Norm N 0303 South Eleventh atreot,
this Wednesday I the Ilth mat. at go'clock Y. ht. •
MAY.—On the loth inetaut, Mary Ana May, aged ti
years.
Iler relatives and friends aro respec tfully Invited to
attend her (tunnel from her brother e residence, 1445
North Eleventh street, on Friday afternoon, no 2
o'clock.
Fit:4ool.—On the 10th instant, OIL Joseph Fervour,
aged 66ye I re.
His trtends. and those of the fund), nre int itod
to attend Ma funetal from his Into resittenoo, IVn. 217
Booth Front street, on Friday' afternoon, st 2
o'clock. 11.•
. -
CRIFFS.-8114, thinly on the Bth instant, Mrs. Rebecca
Grippe, relict of the late John W. Grippe, aged DO / enrc
l'uneral from her late residence, Tammy road, on
Thursday afternoon, 12th, at I o'clock. • •
McCRACK EN.-On the Bth instant, Solomon Mc-
Cracken, in the 96th year of his age.
Funeral front the residence of hie eon-in-law, Ma
thew Thomson ! 1716 Burton Kraal, that (Wednesday I
alternoon, at 1 o clock,
HAFE.-00 the nth toetant, Elizabeth O. Had, an the
81 , 1 Year fif her age.
I. imolai fulfil her late residence. 8. W. earner of Bel•
grade street and Columbia avenue, this (Wednesday)
morning, at 10 o'clock.
STOCK.—On the 9th instant, Frederick Stock, in the
80th year of los age.
Funeral from Ins Into rosidenne. No. 407 Buttonwood
etreeLonThureday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, Vl*
simrsort—On Bth instant. Sarah. wife of Jamie
thinpson.
Funeral from her late residence, No. 238 North Fifth
drool. on Thursday morning next, at 10 o'clock. • •
11111,1,11'8.-0a the Pth instant, Mrs. Margaret Phil
late widow ot Jonathan Phillips, ag Davinynare
Funeral from the reeidence of her son, Kitties,
1356, leaver, (late Union) forest, below Belgrade, Ken
einston. thin( Wednesday I afternoon, at 2 Wolook. •
PH E VO.lT.—Suddenly, on the Bth %natant, hemline Elizabeth. daughter of John J. and Ellen L. Prevost.
aged 3) ears and 24 day R.
Funeral tram the residence of her enfants, Frenklin
street, ntot e Frenidord, 23,1 ward. this 19ed
ncsilay,I at. 2 o'clock.
VICISERV.—Ontha Bth instant, Mies Emma Goidelia
Vickeiy, aced 18 yams.
Funeral from the reeidenoe oilier father, Benj. Viek.
err, 2132 Jefferson etroet, this (Wednesday) afternoon,
"3. 1471
8 .—On the Bth instant. Jacob Snyder, in the
73i1 roar of Ins age.
Funeral from the rexidence of has son, No. 636 Twon
ty.third street, near Goatee, this ( Wednesday ) atter
•noon, at 1 o'clock.
Mb 111.118 A .-011 the 9th instant, Annie Aluithead,
nged 71 years.
Funeral from the residence of hor eon-In law, Mr
James Lonna, 8. W. corner of Eighth end Wharton
el mete, Ow( Wednesday) atternoon, at 3 o'clock. *
PAULLIN.—On the 6th instant, Sarah, daughter of
Charlem nnd Maria Ann aged 6 months.
Funoi al from the residence ol her parents, N 0.757
560111 Sixth Erect, beton' Fitzwater, this ( Wednreday )
afternoon. at 2 o'clock.
McDONOIIOII.—On the 9th instant, Aire. Elizabeth
McDonough, aged CD years, wife of the late Michael
McDonough.
Funeral from the residence of her lon, 1231 Eleventh
street, above Girard avenue, on Thursday morning at
fl)o'clock.
DARKER.—On the 6th instant, D. Mortimer Barker,
in the ed year of his age.
Funeral from hie late residence. No. 2119‘Jellerann
etrant V i ne ( Wednesday) looming • 11 Welook,
GLf TWOR'III.-00 the 7th instant, So Ida L., re
lict o the late George p. Glentworth, in the 58th year
of her age.
Funeral from her late residence. No. 911 Mount Ver
non street,t hie f Wednesday) morn) ng, at 10 o'clook.
OBAKL.BB.—On the Bth instant, Mr. George Charles,
literality per, in the 36th year of 1118 age.
Funeral from his late residence, 1407 North Eighth
Street, this Wednesday) moraine at 10 o'clock.
Tftfhlalk.H.-00 the Bth instant. nom Belleville,
Ducks county, Pa., litre. Martha A. niter, widow of
the late Edward Trimmer, of ?tilled', plOa.
The funeral will leave Hartsville his (Wednoinlitv)
morning Tao relatives and Mende are invited to meet
GM Mr. E. Grattan% 015 Pine street, this afternoon,
at o'clook, •
MOURNING MOUSSELINES DELAINE
lb CENTH.—BEBBON it 80N hive redgee
10,0000)nt Se of imported Meek end White Mousehte
Detain. wordy la oente.
MOURNIN9 STORE,
No. tat 0111.S1 NUT Street.
BLACK TIIIBET LONG SHAWLS.-
Now in store, a full assortment of Lupin's Black
Veldir Opli k ns e , B 4 4nw e r sii:'
Velour Hem Mousseline de Woes, embeeiner„i e.
BESSON SON, eteuratee Store.
dill 808 uIthaTNST Street.
LOST—At the Annual Meeting of the
Mereentito I.lbritre Assooiation. n BLACK BEA
VER CLO VII OVERCOAT, supposed to bare been
taken in yetake, The finder will vloato return to $0
NAREE'I Street. 1t,31
PORK. -295 bbl,s. Mess Pork, of New
Jamb Oleo, end Philadelphia enotor, for sale
by 0. 0. HAULM{ & 00.. ARGlLStreet..lnor
othrivr. Front
CODPIBII.-500 qtla, Extra Grand Bank
Cod Galt. In store and for male V A
CO.,
tllll 121 end 121 tglittill Whereas.
AD LIQUORICE—For salo by WETII
AIL , t6 BROTHER, 4 1 and 69 NORTH SE
cAn9 1,10
AT AEDI7OND NUMMI.
130 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
ititAgnicv.
READING RATIAOAD noNnlo,—TO
THE 11 . 0/1 OP E
TILE EVNIN(I JOURNAL
[-T E 1)
AN a holder of the bonds of the Readies fbail
rpad, company, matitritur In 1870,1 ennimt refrain front
signifying my uneitahnsd disapproval of the proposition
made by the managers of the above road for the extol
mien of their lbansinaturing this year. hen the bonds
of 18 00 fell due, they were Wed to 1870. with the ex-
Prelim underitandiris 'that the loan of 3.400,0t1e rollers
maturing In 188 Q, sheuld be pa d off, and the loin of le
per cent. was then to boooino a first mart:tart on th e
Tood. It was with this' d int net onilerstandonor that te
holder' of the loan of 1880 consented to the deferment of
their claim. I want to know what better prospeotwe have
for the payment nr these tonne twenty years hence than
we htve nowt Why it tli 4 the company }leveret pro
vide a einhinit Ned or the redemption of their matu
ring nde, Inn lead of spending the money In ditridepds,
anoin uncrresscrity fa ire enfant improver:wits ? lithe
Company insolvent, why not say so, and let tt go Into
the hands of a Receiver 'lt once I very much fear that
this eventually will lie the ease. Perhaps it would be
better that it be done pow, than later. and let its impita)
be out down to eorne thing like its tree value, as in the
ease of the Williamsport nod Elmira and Catawitout
routs. I strongly Illlireet that the proposition for the
arrangement Wile 1810 loans has been made more with
a view pf Istlater ins up the price of the stook t of which
an English holder rs. Sold to represent some 0,000000!
than thr any Just eatilement of the maturing wilds. As
one of the bondholders of 160, I think there ought to be
some prompt and instant milieu taken by them to pro
tect their endangered interests, and I hope some promi
nest one, nine:isms, will take the initiative in tine wel
ter. jt seems to be the polio' of the Company that
sullioient for the day is the evil thsreoe," and that
they will go along ewimmingly until the next loan ma
titres, when it Pill ho ample time to take care of it. I,
for one, think wo ought to fore the "mete now, and if
the debt, cannot be pool, let the road be sold out under
the mortgages. '
January oth. 1801. hlt'l L.
rr BANNEKER INSTITUTE.—A STATED
mooting will be held TlllB Wodueoday EVEN
ING.IIth !net., tit Thi o'clock. Annual elortion.
It J. C. WHITE, Jr., Ben.
arOFFICE PIMA
TUN RAILROAD C
E PLHIA AND TREN
'OMPA Y.
Dr:r.rn lA, Jem . my 10.1801
.1 the Stockholders, held on
following gentlemen were
Directors for the ensuing
1 . 111141
At the annual election of
MONDAY. the etlitnst.. the
unanimously elected the 1
leflr:
Vincent L. I.lradford,
Edwin A. Stevens,
John R. Thomson,
James S. Green,
Hobart P. Stookton,
CEN t W a T i ! a . it n i A ti t D lp i r
wayec t
R. THOMSON, Treaaurer,
tary.
it •
William 11. flatzmer,
Charlet. no:Wester,
•
John Dorranoe,
William Cook,
Shloven,
Williamtl.Freeman.
• • •
ora held the Etna, day, YIN.
a °looted Prtaidant, JOHN
and J. MORRELL, Sacra-
El=
I
R
1 - . FAME I NUANCE COMPANY, NO,
406 cliEsr UT Street.
'IIILLIALIII A, January lath. leed.
At an election, eh! on the 9th inst., the following
gentlemen were oleeted to serve as DIRECTORS fur
the entwine rear:
Samuel W•isht, 1). B. 'limey.
Wm. W. Walter,. 1. W. Evorman,
Chas. Itiolintalsoit,„ II Lewis, Jr..
p v ei,v il e so t T W a e v ii s t, • Jacob W. Stout,
Evan Morrie,
Thomas S. Martin, Monk° Were.
And, at it meeting of the Board of Directors, held thin
day, the following gentlemen were unanimousy elected
OMeers : . _ . . _ _
• •
GEORGE W. DAY, Pr...lent.
JONATHAN J. EiLOCUAI, Vice henlilent.
Was. L BLANCHARD, Flecretarr•
frrTHE ENTERPRISE INSURANCE
COMPANY, PIIILADELPIIIA, Januitry 10,
184
At the annual meeting of Fincklifilders of this Com
pany, held nn 9th ;away. IBC°. the following gentle-
MOD were eleeted Directors for the ensuing tear :
P. Ratchford Start, Wtlhum hleßeu.
Nalbro Frazier, John ht. Atwood.
Benjamin T. Tredtck, )lenry Wharton,
Mordecai 1,. Dawson, (Norge H. Stuart,
John H. Brown. R. A. Pelinestook,
Andrew IL Celli..l. Livingston Erringer.
At a meeting of the Board of Directors, hold Ong day,
F. RATCHFORD STARR was appointed President.
Jall-Glif CHARLES W. COXP, Secretary.
gAT THE -ANNUAL ELECTRON OF
the West Chaster and Plidadelptla RaPrond
h:ld at Media, on Jan. 9 WS, the following offi
cers were elected to serve (or the ensuing year.
President—Marshall B. Hickman. IllanaKers—Zo-
Ow C. Howell, John Fallon, Hush CraiK, John Clark,
Samuel J. Sharplese, Samuel Riddle, Abraham Pen
nell, Thomas P. tlibbonta and William Apple. It
KrOFFICE OF THE FAME INSURANCE
COMPANY, foto. 4( ll CHESTNUT ST.—The
Boanl of Directors have declared a dividend of three
per cent., payable on demand, out of the profits of the
i,ompany for the hot six months.
NV. I. BLANCHARD. BOO' .
-
WOFFICE PHILADELPHIA AND
READING RAILROAD CMPANY.
O.) ii
Annual Meath:ix of the Stockholders of the
Philndsichinard Mindingßailroad Company, held Hoc
gm 9, 1869 the following gent amen were unsnonously
elected Officers for MU:
VIMITENT.
A. W
P HI TNEY
T .
, J. DUTTnN N
lI WN EE
LE.
14kNACIIIR•.
J.purroti
ST.
A.
N.
BORI
CHAS. MACALESTES.
WM. SELLEHs,
ROST. KI6I.T"N.
CHAS. E. SMITIL
. 111E4sthER.
S. BRAIWOHII.
szt
WM, H. MpILHENNEY.
By order,
al() W. H. MoIbIIENNY, Seorehry
TE Fltii.Ani
I
TON,U
aNuaav AND
9. A GTD III—J B
the Stockholders. hold Till
sons were unanimously 'ole;
suing year:
mstnuet M Felton.
Monona' Robinson,
Wm. Littleton Savage,
John A. Dunonn,
Jenne Lone,
beoph Dringhurst.
Fredonok A. Curtis,
Edward Austin.
At a meeting of the Boni
DAY, SAMUEL. M. FEVII
od President, isrut .41.4.515 F
Treasurer,
Ala it
ELI.III.t, NV 1,111iN(J.
MORE RAILROAD CO3I
- E t ) h A o v en t triblia w is i t n init of
toted Directors tor
Jon C. 01'00111e,
. Cohen, Jr.,
Thnnine Kelen,
enlittnlm• O'Donnell,
Enoch Pratt.
Donaldeon,
v. • (-mow,
rd Of
. Direntors, held THIS
EVilfVtiW i ll n grr u el i n r r: lect d
ALFRED HORN AR, "
Beoretarv.
%E PHILADELPHIA PITY PASSENGER
RAILWAY COMPANY. Jan. IVO —At an
IL n het thie day, the 19howing gentlerrlen were
duly fl eeted for one yer^
L. J
ete OHNBuN lneNT.
.
mph:Tone.
CHARLES QAMBLOB,
CHARLES WISTER •
JON. M. COWP4 ,
R. F. O'§:1.011,
f .
b e, HOWELL,
JOB, P I OUOMEAD,
Chairman of dtookholJete.
WMERCHANTS' FUNO.—THE ANNUAL
eeting of the MEROII A N DP FUND SOCI E.
ill m be held oITiEIiDAY AFTERNOON 17th In -
Man!. at 40'0100 . .. at the Rooms of the hoard of
Traded:4l49l44T 1.1 Street. The an nal report will
i la*R2" - --- ' —.--4 211E1r; Wit . eralarr.
MEilltST-DAY OR SUNDAY.SCHOOL SO.
CIET Y.—The Annual meeting of the Society for
enton of ottmers will be held on INTONES!) riY
next, Ilthinstant. at 4 P. M.. at No 1122 CEERTNIIT
titieet. . ALEXANDER KIRKPATRICK.
410-21.. Secretary.
_ __
fr• — • A NO V ELTY IN RUI LOINS} soiciE•
_1 7:1i...0N4 OALIIATER TO TERMI
NATE I FOUR 2 FAKR.— armed Wleeting of
the REV iNTII wr. DECROR I LDIND AN D 1,t,h.,N
SOCIETY. will be held "on TR D /MAY EYP NINO,
the 12th net., at Di &Ova. at Mr. Ward's lintel, Ni.... A
p C n ILE . R I, R.
the
h s e t r i t , A i l . ,
n e a tLo o v
r e ;I h '
o b I:
stook.
for , t
e, u u o
o r Pe p
[hie thettgr to tar superior to any of ... pr .d 000 .,"
".. 12 .... e ti:;i r on c' OI
having intorporated In it 111 NIT .- :
IA ...ualiie improvement;
not founittln any other be . ....ng 'society. 2, , 11 per cent.
which is ;t s.
interest roll °l.Raf;: . i . i on the amount nelually loaned,
iced annua lly by deduating or allowins in
terest bn toe amount paid In on the stook. The Comm..
'talon And Ily-lawd are now ready far duatibution. Call
and exam.tia them and ROO ft.!)ouraeh es. e harem $ 2
per mouth. A DAY H. DIETRICH, President
JOHN WI KM A It. ocrel . S . erl
Pilo 31.•
gIWIIIAT'S THE USE OF POETS :"_
7in E. T. REESE, J). 110 of Baltimore. on this Fla.
btle . Oa First methodist Protentant Church. EI,E
vENrii wit WOOD Streets, on THURSDAY
NINO Jan 12, at 8 o'clock. Tickets SS cents, to be Lad
at the nookitores. A splentlia teeter°. lase
tiTINDIDENT WIDOWS' AND SINGLE
W 0341011 OM ETY.—The annual 'fleeting or
Ihvety will he heir& at the Asylum T (MEER) 81.
below ERET II
lEENT, on 'lllll RS DA ' next. January
Inh. at 13Oolook noon. The Sepia off the Managers
for the_yoar, which has closed, will be read by the Rev.
Dr. JENKINS, who has {myth) connauted to preside.
Jalo-It*
UTAPPIaVVrION WILL MIDI H MIDI FOR
the renown
tU % of Fontaine sent, No. 7e2, hlerr,tntan
In trery fit Which hem been loot or snislma. rele-3t•
MREV, 11. (RATTAN GUINNESS \l'll. l. preach this week ns follows: This ; MONDAY;
ING, at TM o'clock. In Rev. W. C. Johnston's
Clutch, Fraskford Road, ;shove Frnnklin; on WED
NESDAY atd FRIDAY KVENINGB in Res. Gen.
Chandler'. Ciurch, Franklin avonne, alive Hunter
street; snd ortTUESDA Y. TII taisDAY FATUIt-
DAY EVENiNtiS, at al o'clock, in the Ron. Dr.
Wy
lie., Broad, haluw Spruce street, ta9 et •
COMMONWEALTH INSUR C
ANE: COM
PANYOF PENNSYLVANIA.
VIM COXIIONWCALTII Hull t•I:.0.
Nn. 613 CIILSTNI r drattar,
Philadelphia, January 1, Plea.
At an election held January 24, the lollowttla Ranted
&antler:mowers °boson litrentore 01 this l'onuAny for
the arming yens: ItAVID JAYNE, M. 11„
JOHN M. win ent.t.
Jill' I,hWtti, Jr..
Alt NV. LVANd.
' RM. AS S. NTEwnit'r,
WIN M. BUTLER,
j rDWA lilt IL li Npiirr,
iIIIN K. NYALlit.ft,
STEPHEN etfUIIEER.
CHARLES L. PAM:ALL,
And'at n meeting a?the Board of Directors. held this
day, the following were eltuen i'ffimerll of the Compa
ny : DAVI D POO RE, M. ll..l'resltlent,
JOIIM. V. RITA (AL, Viva Prosulent.
SAMUEL 8. IMlJON,Pectetary. Jae et
U.. 3
~ QUAKER CITY INSURANCE 11:031-
PANT, Oftlce,llß WALNUT Cltreet.
rIIILADILTRIA, Januark ) 3, ISO.
At a Meeting of the titockholdere of the °invent.
bet this day. the folkwring named thlloere and treetore
were duly elected to serve for the °Minn ) OCT. viz
President-OEOIIHE 11. HART.
Vice President—E. P. R0: 4 8.
beoretery mid Treslot—g. H C,00(1.111A lA,.
Aerustrect beeretai7 H. ill/TI.F.R.
DI tECTOIttiI
rierwye H. Hart, E. W. 11 1 / 1 118• •
F. P. Hose, A ndrew H. Chambers, .
i. R. Coegallall,
Kost erti'e nB?P'ileir'kins'Flamini Jones
Hon. H. H. Fuller. -t- jab GI
EZNITIRRIES` 1103111±.—THE PIIILADEL•
PHIA LYING-IN CHARITY AND NURSE:
TY htte remorei its Nurses' Hoke to the Routh
west corner of WEAN and CIMR RV litteets.
Jab-lutw.6l
AT A MEETING OF TI IVY Otk-
Wid-41LPINIAZETIVII2VAN M
.gi'Mil-,
hold 'anuaty 9, MI. the Yol'owine Imo Mooted at
Prondent and Directors for the year entitling •
Pr cadent.
THOMAgi L.WOOLBTON.
Dlntotora.
Jones Cooper, John Ely,
Harry Connolly, al. .% Mereur,
Andrew Mclinde, N. J. tooperroo,
Eey o rr in t'. n Andre we, Win. IL Sowals,
H. R. Coag alien,
James Magee, Jonathon Brook.
At a rneettng of the Donn), held WSIIIO dlt , DA tiny
coNNEmoi wee elected Trennurer, and DEN Itl*
till a RWOOD Nieman% into at
oFFseE THI , 2 PENNSVILVI,I
COM.ANY FOR 'MURANO , : ON LIVER,
AND GRANTING ANNUITIES. .
PIIILATIKLF/LIA, finuftry 2, 18,30.
The annual meeting of the So,eklioldere of t hie C 4 ,11 1-
pony will lake plaint at their office, WAN St.
on MONDAY, lath Instant. at 12 J.dolock M., end . et the
came time an election will be held for thirteen dOOO
- for the amnions year,
.18.3-18 t. WILLIAM IL lIILL, Actuerr.
OF 171; 115 — A I ET)
COAL COMPAN ,:t10073 WALNUT Street.
rule, Don. 14, 1059.
The Ann,oll Meeting oe oldeja of this Coin
ttilfl4llettirtlet, iL ( i, ' ,l7,; , (TArt u ,VAg
Election oi fficers to serve the ensuing' year, Weil Miler
porpoeep. J, HENRY SWOYER,
- tutlt&Wit tlsoretnry.
92N OT4 4: E Cile Cott run, ov THE
Runde of the GREENAND COATES-STREET
9;;NUER RAILWAY CO:11 PAN Y, due Januar,
It, IPAO, will he petty',,t
_preoeututtuft at the office of the
Compton, 423 WALNUT Street, ou orut otter that dote.
',moo MARRY CONNELLY,
d3l-etukth fiats
Treasurer.
THE ARRANGEMENTS ARE SO COM
plate HVIMF.I2`3 Pbotogranino BE
COW Street, above Green, that you eye care 01 et en
pence waters w/thout en) 11111100010111) delay to 0011
Inc. 11.•
ROHR & DAVIS WASiiiNd:IIIACIIII4I
for male hr r LOWNI AN & 111011111 W Alanufao •
weer., ST STIIAWIIERI4YIIIrour, Philadolo , irt.
Ity thia innomne a week's wash of an OrdiIIIITY•4IZeiI
can be done before broliklad. It la equal le ea -
malty to four Hund r e d s eaves at least pet vent. Iu
wear, and tear. of them hro row 1180, and
the demand continuum'.
exaunne
Coll and
1 17Contr 412:viara No terms. Prioo o
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- 37 STRAWIIIOIItY Skeet.
B _
RIOK-MAKIN4
per the elay, and ntakeme Jre t'
btv Brn`k Pro"...
Ttlo Machine., Clay AY node:Qin> Spade', and carat en
Inc Coal }Witt', at C. CARNFI L'l3, IiFINANTO4
le Co
Road, above Fifth Str eat.
WILLCOX & GIBLtS' SEWINU lq A
'l49.
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Conenietnon or Jobbing believe!. Sew tow to e.",
toble tonsnl, je•itvith it"
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ais,' an elegant clock of N ' all ' aND LETTER
PAPERS AND ENVELOPES, on which initials are
stamped without extraohnrite.
I:IAAIDEL HAZARD, Jr.,
.1111.31 72,4 CHRSTN UT etreet.
. •
SHIPPING.
STEAM DIRECT TO LIVE&
. POOL, oalliog at QUEENSTOWN'.
The Liverpool, New York, and Philadelphia Steam-
Ship Company's ardendid Iron Screw Steamship
VlOO, 1,e68 TONS ,
Captain 1111killitlUtlE, wil Januar ym Queen street
'Wharf on SATURDAY, 'I Ist at nine o'olook
A, M,
Cabin engage SU
Steerage.. SO
For freight or paying° apply at the Mae of the Com
pany,
Jell-411120 10a WALNUT Street.
JOILN 0. DALE, Agent.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
a HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
e iti
•
We loive Suet tooilived & new and beautiful assort_
'Tent of
WATCltAfi,_
JWELRY,
SILVERWARE.
tisleoted expreistly for Holiday Yreseaut, oonalsttnr
part
GOLD WATCHFJ3. SUITABLE POE EITHER
LADIES OR OENTLEMEN.
Borne inlaid with diamonds and others enameled,
eta°,
WATCHES SUITABLE FOR BOYS.
Alio, on hand. a beautiful easortment of
DIAMOND ,lEWELIty,
Of all lands, at reduced prices. Diamond, Mounted
in the most
Diamonds
style. Our style of
Setting Diamonds cannot be en
rolled in this country.
Our assortment of Jewelry amine:me the following:
CORAL,
MOSAIC,
PLAIN, and
FANCY JEWELRY
of every description, suoh es Gold_ Nook and Vet
chains, Studs, Sleeve Buttons, Gold Thimbioe, Panel%
Tooth Picks, ArMlets, Loets,
SILY WABS.
Silver Spoons and Forks ; Pie, Cake, Butter, to Cream
and Fruit Knives • Preserve, Sugar and Berri' Pones:
Salt Cellars. Nagk4n Binge, Card Case' an Silver
Sets, °an f nife, Fork, and Spoon for children.
with an ondlees variety of goods in our line. whi ch we
will sell at reduced mines,
Gold and Jet idraoe.ets of all kinds, of the newest de-
Gold and Silver purchased for cash or taken
In exchange. !lease oall and examine at
1,. LADOMUS
No. tel CHESTNUT Street,
F. P. DUBOSQ, 6: 3ON,
Manufaotureta and iliDdrtaill of
JEWE L R Y
J. S. JARDEN & BRO..
blanufooturo TA and Importer' of
SILVER PLAT'S') WARE
AT FIRAT PRIOEB:
WATCHER', JRAVELSY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE
The above, Wholesale hfanufaoturers and Imposters.
find that the reputation of their warm' hits extended be•
loud the male of dealers, to such an extent that the
081111 of consumers at their COllatuipr¢pMgoannot sleet
proper atontion. The edvsetege to them, as mantane-
Wren', cif direct acquaintanoe with the wants and tastes
of individuals parahesing for their own use, is too
appreotated to allow them to neglect the custom thus
offered.
For the more ollovenient olasaifiontioi end display or
then. CHOICEST STYLES. too T We fitted up the
NRW STORE, No.lollB CHESTNUT STREET,
Where they offer at FIRST PRIORS, everplescrie•
One of JEWEL Y, in DIAMONDS. R LB,
STONES, COLD sad omelets. stock of al vER and
PLATED WARE, of the &MI pUlaktr. lECES or
9EIB.
A full assortment .
oVNOtlitil antlllit
BW WAITAKI
of the most celehrate tnalire. will in the oars of F.
cormuNT RICHA U. to whose skilful chugs our
oustomer work can be coufidentlr entrusted. dl6-1m
WHOLESALE ROOMS. 804 CHESTNUT ST
WARBURTON'S
lON CHESTNUT fitrest;secoati mor e a hrm.
306 South 1113 CON D Street, below_Sw••••
m—crariv — rri - IF. T 4 O DAYS
REAL LACE COLLARS AND SETH,
IN RittlssELs POINTR,
BRUSSFLS APPLIQUE,
VALENCIENNES,
IiONITON, ant
MALTESE.
Ar.so,
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
REAL THREAD, CAMBRIA, AND ADENCON
VEILS, COIFFURES, AND BARBEd.
A so,
A FULL LINE OF
PARIS litdbaOtnxelßS,
And ovary dosonphon of Laos by th• yard.
. .
WARBURTON'S
RIBBON. LACK, MILLINERY,and EMBROIDERY
BTORYZ,
1001 CHESTNUT Street. shove Teeth,
dl/Ud and 3068. SECOND 8 . 619 . 110 w
SILVER WARE.
WM. WILSON da SON
Invite speolal attention to their stook of lIILYKR
WAKES, which Is now unusually large, affording a va
rlet, or pattern and design unsurpassed by any bowie
the United States, and of finer quality than is seginufs'e
lured for table use in any part of tire world.
Our Standard of Silver Lo 935-1000 parte puts
The English Sterling .925-1000 "
American and ,Fronob 900 -1000
Thug tt will be seen that we give thirty -lire Parte
than the Amerman end French own, and ten parts purer
than the English Merlins. We melt all our own Silver,
and our Foreman being consieoted with the Refining De
partment of the United Mateo Mint for several yearsore
guarantee the quality as above MS), which is the .1 4 . 4 / 1
that sae be made to be ',Trimble, and will resist the
action of acute winch bitter rasa the roamer' , Siker
rieititfatltired.
WM. WILSON & SON,
U. W. OORNER FIFTH AND CHERRY LITB
N. 13.—Any fineness or Miser utanutsotured w screed
upon. but Po:ilk's:if wows Wirier re Roach aid Aland
caw standard.
Dealers supplied with the nine standard u used in
our retail department.
Pixie Silver liars, Pin-II:03 farts Pure. ooriateritli On
hand. suit-ern
GOODS FOR THE SEASON.
BRONZED FENDERS AND IRONS,
STEEL FIRE SETS, FOOT WARMERS,
BLOWER ST.VDS, MITE WAERS, HUT
WATER DISHES, &v., &c,,
•T INN
HOUSE•FURNISHING STORES,
NOS. 991 AND 1218 CHESTNUT STREET.
JNO. A. MURPHEY 'ft CO.
pRESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS H
THoivii,E) 4 . : 4 4 .lrL ,
HA movirit ., lB? . ,i c i lin lu ll liir sti l t iv t.
4 1 . 1101 off " . ` , Speou Ditrgalialtn B" t'—
ittlk Ittuctto St gate,
h me Q nail tr al Blanket Shawls.
Misses and en 's Chi Blanket Shawls,
Onntlarnen'a and ,ta .
lll,Awli.
CLOTH CLOAKS! OH hAT VA RI I v.:Ty :
FannDreas Bilk,.
Esoe ant Blank silk',
e
.toh muted Memnon,
Q Lama., Valenaieta and claltnaeor.
BLrE 'TB, FLANNI.:Ldi, LINENS, and MUSLISS '
loth., Campmates, ll ud Sattine tot,
I arsaillea (Dillta,_calipo,Onntrortablae, ko., ko,
Oantleman'a SilX Mitre., Cravats. &a ,
) 1
Linen 'D1111'1..01" osonw . p . Ipi pot tation.
at ' [ . B l l " l l l,Y ,l f ‘ r . ybil l' ii. & ii:' ' Mner EIGHTH
and RI. li . A R: '
WE 'UV AND BELL FOR CASH. dll
IVORYTYPES AND PLIOTOGRAPLIS
MEM
1-lOLIDAYS.
It ii wall koown that the moat el tont, artistic', ohnota
and beautiful
PHOTOGRAPHN
AND
IVORYTYPES
are produced at
hf oCLEES' No. 696 CHESTNUT S'IItHET.
Hy the late reduction in his prices.
COLOR El) PHOTOUR APIIB,
so distinguiehed for their eupenonty. can now be pro
cured at as tow rates es °Own fvrnt.h as Oribigary ar
lute for.
PLAIN PHOTOORAPHS. SILOS.
Me GLEES,
615 CHESTNUT Eattmr, BELOW /Ha ENTH
dl2-Lt
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
JW. SCOTT—late of the firm of Win
• 0 1,..ter & goott—c F:NTI,EMV,YB FURNISH
INCL wrott I.: and elltlftT MAN UFACTOR Y. 914
g oo llF.STNUTlitteet,Olearly opposite the Girard H ousel
W i g. would teeneet4lly mill the attention of his
former patrons Veil t_tioi new store, and is pre
pared to fill or 10 .11 11 rs nt short notioe. A
eeriest fit guars . Wholesale Trade supplied with
hoe Shirts and On an. tell-1r
HORSES TAKEN TO WINTER on n
Farm in Delaware county. 1.:x(,416M amides
and azmulenood Groom. AM, No. WA WALNUT
Street. aanond Marv. o)4f
JAVA COFFEE.-1.000 pockets prime
Java Coffee, for We by JAMES IJRAIIAM & Co.,
I,ETITIA Street.
VIL AMMONIA—For sale by WE'I'II
E,R11,1, Sc BROTHER, 41 and 4 NORTH SE
COND &rent. pod
lAL SODA—For sale by WN,THERILL
& BROTHER. W mul sa NORTH SECOND
MOO, JAW
WANTS.
T _
o HOTEL KEEPERS.—SITUATION
WANTED as Clerk or Bookkeeper, bp a Tonne
man. HU as Oil naive travellms not Gallitano. South
nod West, having been rive r number of 7 ears clerk on
fire,his Misiussippi stearnWet. Address 6.1.
Press Office.
WANTED.—A Young Mon to Assist in
in the counting room of a Jobbing Home. Also.
a lad from 16 to 16
_years of sit, to learn theibusiness.
Address MARSKT ST., this 0160 a lall-31.•
- -
QT. LOUIS TEN PER CENT. INvzsT.
hIENT.—FIFTERN THOUSAND DOLLARS
wanted for Ave years. by a responsible parts. on mort
gage of handsomely-improved propisrtr, centrally situa
ted, worth more than double the amount. Interest notes
payable semi-annually to rtilladel .
ploa.
3NE Apply to
N,
It` N 0.129 South riEVhNTII Street.
A YOUNG MAN, SMART, ACTIVE,
and industrious, wishes to procure a situation as
assistant bookkeeper, entry clerk, or salesman' best
city references from former and present employer.
Please address A. Z., this ollioe. it'
BOOKKEEPER WANTED.—A person
fully coinpeteut tot aka charge of the books of a
Railroad Company. Address, for three days, box No.
1341 Philadelphia Post Office, stating reference. and
salary. 4a11.3t.
IJANTED—A respectable Young Man
to Board and Room with another /ma companion,
in a private family. All the comforts of a home, with
the use or Piano. Location Second and Green. Ad
dress filood's Dispatch. with reference. Ja9-30
WANTED—A Situation as Porter in a
Dry Goods or Notion Nouse, by one who him
had experience in the business. A eference from tact
employer. Address " Clifford," the office. ja7-St.
WANTED—In a Market street Store,
an active, energetle young man a. salesman.
One who can command a Slx-months trade. Address
DRY GOODS, at Preis office. isd-ltt•
FOR SALE AND TO LET
VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD PATENT
. RIGHT FOR
in A L
patented. Call dou
ble the Investment in A very short time. Parties desi
ring konnftivnnin, territou_nteil_ not . apply. as such is
tilremit sold. Apply nt the MOUNT Vk.RNUN HOTEL.
North idECOND gluier, or Address A . hioNAMER,
Easton, Pa.
A PLEASANT CHAMBER ON THE
third floor vacant. with board. at No. ISIS WAL
NUT Street . 1110-6t*
%IWO SUMS OF $5,000 RAM, AND
82". t°l°" on
ET.VaItIACCIaIIIT4I6.I,
Jalo 3t. 244 South TH IRD Street.
TO RENT—Three kores, $3OO per an
num. Ari t:7.EARNELL. GERMANTOWNCac,jetIItr. isl-St•
fro RENT—A large third story room,
.K. El by 46 test. Apply to O. CARNELL, GERMAN
TOWN Road, above Fifth .treat. 40-at •
Ifi PER CENT S —We have for sale paper
• 1 -‘ , mins 10 per eent. per !Leman. secured Py deed
of trust upon hrat-olase pruperty to St. Louie. The nt
tenhon of capitalist. deinnegante investrtlnte Inv,.
RAKE, WESCSITL it D..
te klm IT South THIRD Street.
MI HOUSES TAVERNS, and STORES,
MA Beal Estate of every &seri piton, for sale or to
rent. Apply to MAt . MUM'S.
Real tate Arent,
N 0.227 North 8 'COND erred,
In L. Toon', tr. Co.'s Bee4l Stott.
All orate will be promptly attended to. Feillsh,
French, and German spoken. Collelior of round
Rents.
L t ARMS FOR SALE, ranging from 20 to
150 gores, in good localities. on easy terms,
FARMS for root,
•S
from 10 sores upwards,
HANDSOME COTTAGES and DW L LLINGS for
Rale orrent. Apply to
.R. x CORSON
dl7-skrir Ina tiomitown. Penna.
FOR SALE—A Valuable Lot of Ground,
threelrtbrloo- reatwzeer irto, lvii suitable hwim lai:
itaahtn:rlg;-w stiir ha
rvvibTg re ~
0a,E..0i 0 1 t his paper. noetf
HOARDING.
BOARDING. -A Very Fine Suite of
tire or trio momuniontirur rooms, on *semi
floormith or wi bout private table. Addreia, ROO-vie,
janll tuOutte 1 Box WO. Pills. P.O.
EDUCATIONAL.
the
FROST .t (E D OA of ,
school for girls o. from'Pto fleas. of aie. it h tl o ef e Asi l
dense No lid ft , HITII FIFTEENTH Stroet, on Mon•
Jar, Feb. id, PICO.
tlhe is permitted specially to refer 10 the folloirtaf
'anted gentlemen :
J re h n u r g EnrA l N , wi • V: l44l ;t l Z l,e rfa i "
jolt-61*
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
LITTLE eic STORES
Have this day associated with them
JOHN F. BODINE
AND
THEODORE A. MEHL,
And will continue the
IMPORTING AND COMMISSION iIUSINEMI
As heretofore, et N 0.2217 CHESTNUT street, under the
style and tale of
LITTLE, STOKES, & CO
Refemng to the above, we tempeetfullvlnvite the
trade to ea exammtionot our Stock, which will embrace
full and complete asrottment of
FOREIGN DRESS AND STUFF GOODS,
Together vrt th the van ,productsoll
THE PACIFIC MILLS,
PORTSMOUTH AND HADLEY LAWNS.
We elm II•va AatitsiiVe Alleflei for lk 4 Market ti(
JAMES BLACK ACO.'SCELEBRATED,PRINTINcrs,
In addition to which, we would call your attention to a
complete assortment of
GOODS SUITED TO MEN'S WEAR,
~nuud,nL IL. r. rirws %
dig of
BIOLLErS CLOTHS, CA
AND DOESKINS.
'hiladelplns. Jan. 2,19 CO. lal myllm
LIMITED PART N I P.-NOTICE
IS HEREBY 01 YEN. That the Butssoriber•
fo•emd and entered into a Limited Partnership,
under the preemie. of the Laws of the Commonwealth
of Penney Iranian
1 hat the name of the firm or partnership is William
D. Edson. and the g ener al nature of the business the
Manufacture and Sala of Boots and Shoes. That Wil
liam D. Edson is the General Partner. and John Faun
dens mid Macpherson Saunders are the NF sal Part
nem, all residing in the City of Philadelphia. The
cepttal in cash ooptritaited by the Special Partners ts
Ten Thousand Dollare. each contnbuting Fire Thou
sand Dollars. The Partnership commences thisTENT lf
DAY OF JANUARY, IMO. nod is to terminate DE
CEhI BER 31,1361.
WILLIAM D. EDSON,
JOHN BAUNDritt ral Partner.
MACPRk.R.dO: 4 SAUNDERS.
Special Partners.
101-dew
January 10th,166).
THE FIRM OF S. D. EDSON & CO. HAS
been disiolved by mutual consent WILLIAM D.
EDSON will settle up the busineee of the old firm. The
busmen of the Manufacture and Sale of Roces and Shoes
will be continued at No. IS North FOURTH Street. by
WILLIAM D. tsDsON. under a Limned Partnarahlp,
this day formed tpataaan bun and JORNSAUNRRNS
and MAC PR ERbON SAI'NDERS.
SARANEDSON.
WILLIAM F.
D. EDSON.
January lath. 1380. _ tall lin_
OP A RTNERSHIP NOTlCE.—Robert
BUM his this day aasomted with him his toe,
Robert Bunt. Jr. The business mil bereaftar be en..
dueled under the firm of R. tultrr & sort.
rtyln.. Jan. 2, lea). talt-St•
nISSOLUTEON OF PARTNERSHIP.-
Tle partnership heretofore existing tinder the
firm of Whl SPOONER. Jr.. & CO. a this day Me
soh ea by mu tual conwnt. Wm. Spooner, Jr.. a sloes
authorizod to sign in liquidation W .
hl. SPOONER. Ja.,
I. I. STADIUER.
January 10. 1300. tall tt
CIGARS, TOBACCO, Acc.
EST A BLISIIED 174)0.
. FUER I,O BLE, AR Q L
SNUE'r Rt. TOBACCO KA_NuFACTURRII,
la and 10 CHAMBERS sntEET.
(Formerly u Chatham street. Now lork,l
Would oall the ire eclat attention of firocere and
Drugaieta to his removal, and Mao the artiotain of hie
maautioture, viz : DROWN BNll , l`.
Ma tt ' e r klippen,
Coarse Rasp.* atimitoosen.
Arne noattaiktleeme. GOV4alistoo.
Yr. LOW LOW 1:113FP.
YOUt SCotelt Yreeh Boota A.
Irish High Toot.
'reel' Hone) elf Atilih dco. Or Loody toot.
Intotio.o. VINX CUT CHILMINJ, 1111101L4J.
1. 2 I'. A. L. or plain. Jato
, eat, 8 posilsb,
.. V l4. 1& 1. niiiV l 4e k e l t i n T ted Orin . mom.
Kitsfovt. Tin Foil ' eavanda h. Pura Tartish.
§. ( ritnCe ( rt u ir e n . er li atle s i e n nt or /-t i g
whioh will be found a imperial' artiole for dipp n or
pone'. an
& FIORILLO,
12$ NORTH THIRD STARR!,
kayo for sale a law eapply of
CIIG AR 13
(110 titiSs
HAVANA BRANDS.
TOBACCO, SNUE'I O , PIPES. Al'.
AGENTS YOR +JAIL d AX,
GERMAN 8:110)(1140 TOIiAIICO AND CIGARS.
00.11-Wai
JOB PRINTING.
18=ZiMi=
"THE PRESS"
1 pripare4 to oxoosto sootlf.•SMpll an 4 sairiatticAttil
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL riwirtria.
rltAirilLE 11,
YAPYR 1100115,
BLANKS OF EVERY DESCRIYrto:4,
fOBTURD,
HANDBILLS
tenting for AVCTIONEMM LAWYXReI.
t4F.RCHANT 9 , MANUFAOCURERS.
MECHANICS, HANKS,
RAILROAD AND INSURANCR
SM. AS orlon tart at tali Pat Mambo Of6oa of TA.
Pr,,,, No. 111 CHESTNUT eritsxr,val In proinytly
4414.4 to. Jata-tt
livt,„.N2T;sTßEE.,:rir..Te
A. A GARRi44 I , I
ttage Manager ___..._........ Mr. E. P. KEA H.
Stlatatial Agent.— • ~Mt../GS. D. MURPHY.
THIS I WEDNESDA Y) EVENING, Jen, 11,
MEDEA.
Medea Matilda Heron ; Inuthe, Mr& H. A. Porn'
Jason, hi r. L. R. there!!.
To ewnolude with the
MuhlEr4Tol:B QUESTION.
Robert Shelly, Mr. L. R. Shewffil Rachel Ryland,
Mrs. Duffield.
orirTrices u usual.
Reats o p en a t without extra chart*.
poor.. open at ai 0 . 6100 k ; PerfoTmanoe to oommenne
MYWaxc..
i'IIEATLEY & CLARKE'S ARCH
• RTRI:ET THEATRE.
THIS tW VON ENDAV) EVENING, Jam 11,
EVERyBODI"K FRIEND.
Mr. Featherly, Mr. Wm. Wheatley.
PETER WILKINS.
Peter Wham, Mrs, Drew; John Adorns, Mr. Dot
pan ; Nioodemss Cravat:oil, Mr. Clark
&ALI 01 rt l ic 'Es. — Admisaion. m cents; Secure]
Resta in Drees C. 70 8.3734 cents; Parquet. to cont..
Doors open at halt 'put 6 o'clock ; performances to
commence at 7 o'clock prectsely.
DAN RICE'S GREAT SHOW.
NATIONAL THEATRE. WALNUT St., above
Eighth. D. McLaran, sole proprietor.
Donn open at 6X o'clock. Performance to cammenca
at 7) o'clock.
ruts AFTERNOON. a Grand Day Entertainment
for FAMILY PARTIES,
When Ht RR CLINE will appear. in corounction
With the Entire Company. To commence at 2 o'clock,
THIS EVENING. the Grand Pareant of
THE FOUR QUARTERS OF THE GLOBE,
,The indescrnahly Mucha tite extravaganza of
W.I. BUTTON, E. 4.!,
Both Afternoon and Es ening. Also DAN RICE, the
great Humorist, in new Commalitiss.
THE GMNSUM.
The THREE GRACEEL Y andn u nerocia other acts of
Equestrian and Acrostic Macter Jul.m Wbitbr
is hin WONDERFUL HURDLE ACT.
Ilfor A Magnificent Spectacular Drama is in active
Preparation.
P
lIIE EXHIBITION OP
PACOE'S VENI,7B.
Will At the Rooms 80? CHEVN UT STREET ,
cootnue till IitURSDAI next.
Admission 26 cents.
QANDERSON'S EXHIBITION BOOMS,
JAYNE'B COMMONWEALTH BUILDING,
CHESTNUT Street, near Sixth.
THIOLION'S THEATRE OP ARTS.
THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
Will be offered the following elegant teenes
The Port .f Genoa, Birth-Place of Columbus. Ac
American War Steamer. Washington and tug Gese
rats, Valley Forge in Mid-Winter, Rome the Eternat
City. The Home cf the Popes. no..are trite TIIPINOGIUd.
NAPOLEON CROSSING THE ALPS.
In which r. 0.000 Moving Figures are reptile ated—ta ,
gather with a. his-like Timor the General and tua Nar
ita's. The army on its mar c h.
MONKS OP MT, BT. BERNARD.
lifter which the tent& =a= of the storm at Sea.
The salutation ternunstllla with the-model view of
the .1 0000 ter stssullahlw. the Great Easten,
LnAfternoon performances= Wednesday and Saturday
asts, aS cents. Children, 15 cent&
rs open at 7. To commence at d.
UIARMONIA SAORED 3JUSIC
-ma. SOCIETY.
CAD,
ORATORIO
OF T R EIE SEASONS.
The Direetori announce the production of the splerdid
ORATORIO O y F THE SEASONS,
b aydn,
ON FRIDAY EVENING. January 13. rE,'),
AT THE I'iIUsICAL FUND BALI..
Great care. labor. time. and expense have been used
to bring this beautiful composition before their friends
and the public in the best manner, and the Solo parts
are entrusted to well-kuown signers, harms the re
quisite voice end ability. The ebonite, "nil be sus
tamed .by the HA. Rl4O.Ni• members. tarsal" lac reaaed
number,aea effictirpc•, Lunged with a WI 10 rot ,
erful ORCIIIUTISA, from the htt:SICAL FUND and
0 ERMANIf
L OACAERT Rfi r d eN
:tinder tDoche tbLa
..__ E FIFT 9 I I CENTS.
Sitheoriptioni. at THBB.E . GoLLARS each, "rut
re received at Beck it Lawtoini, corner of Seventh
and Chestnut greets, ( or the Three Concerti of the
society. lane
CARL WOLFSOILN AND CARL HUHN
STOCK'S
SECOND CLASSICAL SOIREE
ke poe on
THURSDA ta Y Itt la h of lanturT.
st the
FOYER OP TEE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Pot prolnionnee and
_particaLers, ran at the Mors
Stores. Innate Tickets Ono Dollar. Caro be bad on toe
sevemux at the door. Subaaribers are requested to ahoy
their tickets.
GAIETIES—AAOE St.,
shore SECOND.
Ok 'AT BILL TO-NIGHT
MOTHER TA GOOSE;
GOLDEN EGG,
with a east of altmoters not to to altutlod to the
ooantrY•
wn.
• • • • •
antaloon.
arl= .
D..• u ) Bo y Bi 1i
Tallosa,
.
- .
DANCING AND SINGING,
AG Goimpany.
WILL SjiOlti I he N
Bk. rit onuceD
I RREPAy.SSIBLE CONFLICT.
TEMPLE OP WONDERS.
Northeast bores: of TENTH ani ea: whirr
Beteets. tirent and Novel Attraction.
HAPPY NEW YEAR
SIGNOR BLITZ,
The wonderful tEssieisn and Ventrf'osedst.
EXHIBITION EVERY EVENING DL'RINO THE
WEEK.
Corninsnoine at 73io'clock. and on WEDNESDAY
and BATE HOAX AFTERNOON/3 et S. The caletrateA
Automaton Rope Vaulter, one of th e greatest pieces of
Nleobaniam ever exhibited, will appas r In eren
(ton. and perform Ma netnmskung
Admission 25 cents. Children Ucents.
THE CELEBRATED PAINTING,
P IsIN A,
LORD 'l Drinn o i'OEM.
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THE PILGRIM FATHERS
and
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ACADEMI OF FLNE ARTS,
13.4" CHESTNUT Street
Open from 9 A. M. tns P. M
Admumon 25 cont.
pEIsIiSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE
FINE ARTS.
105 CR ESTN ET STREET,
t 1114 6 VAN DA I LY, I bundaye ekcejty.lo from
ii =7:l7 ,: rl; , 3 , : e s i k t , volume of Ur 3. E terna
Admutuoll 20 ems. Charon under /2 yea b.lf
price.
Metes of Stock eV. .22-2/
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INSURANIciI COMPANIES
- LIAM INSURANCE COMPANY, NO
-11; 405 CHESTNUT Street. Pith_ADELPHIS.
NCORkuRATED APRIL. I , :e. BY THE s. ATE L.F
I I•::SNSIL% ASIA
CONFINED TO FIRE AND INLAND XI-2
Samuel Wrlght. '"l“T e). l l3 .. B'rs,••
Wm. W. Asher,. J. W. Erertnam.
Chu. Bohan:Both Henri Lea - a. 2 , •
Ise. A. Wert. Jleeol, W.. T.. 3
0. Wilson basis, Elms Moms.
Thos. S Martin, llerkko Eters.
GEORGE W. DAY, Pres:dent.
JONATHAN J. SLOCI:M. viza Pre.'l
WILLIAMS I BLANCHARD. 4erstsry. -
T HE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
- -
INVISTID 1,11 UlteLT MORtf,,llll. OT RV.: I STAIN.
WORTH OVER 113 6WW.).
The nrOMIIIIIM ay* tow as thin in many mbar C—mta
anss. and the Lhndends name Gana a t .
This is a strictly Idrynat C , anyanr. ars t 3
Stoakholden. so that ALL Tii E. 1' RUM'd
Itlol4 ro TOO Ilstati.
Pisiph!eta, as,l every tsf,..nat...z.¢. L.A7
llitf. U¢ aPP/ , 'At.os
F. RA LCHFORD STARR, Alia!,
S. W. ourlar FOURTH and Vb . A LNUT
PHILADELPHIA REFERENCE.S•
Thomas %Ames. Jolla Wele'+•
Monl•au L Dairsom, Os.orto H. 21.tairt.
tlearil M. Stroud. t... E. Whe:e....
olmit B Myers. J,_Faier Lts:.^...! 4.
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B ONUS TO THE INSURER-THE 61.
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19 , .!NmURASCF, ANNUITI. AND
COAL
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As the pone.] Elle testa his t.,
Wt Boual in 1. , . the I rct-eny tilt d••
addltton...l one. BONI. zt No. 4. 4 , 49 e , [..4-• , .1 it. t
It Poltele• to force. whieh were •s.ne..l r a:x.r,
I. lA3. Thuo.ll P.Lit Issue.) :oI J. h t- •s.
11+01.41de.! to tt• trot trlnted i-r eo-h
issued to lilT t hsce !,e4 ; t.r. 17..1.4. • .
or• 11 Ls Pt , iteletwhat .tr. 1.
1611 of Doesw.ber. IM s. hive 97$ viled
he.. he. Latter se.d inve..:tr toms p . •
pf‘ , porttons. 311003; lllVilnng an. tmre ate ,c th- tl
mammal t be paid to the eoropaal•
A Life Pol.!. therefore, of II Md. 0r7..e . .1 to l 3.
tam - eased by t sad former &Janata to .5 1 oo' a
boy of Its co) IA tneriolued to STAN; f
larmaaad to 811j0Lvastlt will tw pe.d er hen lite:,
/I C 41131 hp death. last/old of the $1 • 31'
ISIMCISd ; the.. .. I. III! 1-
cmseed from IX O
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creased to 811 U.
fa sajitle9 to whoa. ease tea at., • e.met P.O
op which s tutor* &CACI; Stet, on; say 1 . 3 3 :
all other Life Pottelee alter they •• • aars s: .s.l
peaty, and chili laYCIII• nit: a tZa 3.11 3rf
learn. there will be ps.4 a f-ttl..er icAlt• 1,7 •T•i3
Such p 101.1.32113 SAMS cilia 1.• th.3l 0.1. de :A - rd.
By ceder of the Bosco,
THOd . Fres ire
Jou:, F. lartet..totahn
December JI,
taiTILE PIIRENOLOGICAL CABINET,
) E•r•st,iteo ST F.541.T.Z. WILI.I. kCc .
fa oyes day and ercallag.f.,f tta ii. of ..S,,ki
OA rnri.oloif. i'hy•toioiy. In ater-eure, A.:- .
god foe
PIiIIENOLOtIICAL F.XAMIXATIONB
- =pomace of Peramoaxy title trua it of C...e:
voting. Oa leeneetioa of oedipal:xi Pe." tooepat lee..
Indio setri depart:meat of pewee I.fe. Ls fe.1.g.r.1 s•-
googrledieJ ol go tatchgest peemx• VG.) S.:* 14 VAL.n .-
114 .to ite fe,:a.
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sllt i i 4o.
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grat
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No, 73 Cllft.aTN VT .tuteet. arioe..l secep,
ill ergs &at! IN ..., Gllt,Se ela.
JIES:citS. IitiSENTII3I,
MORAL". frma Ems"-s-d.
ensamiseturers of tee sw:eMeve.:
.• Fantsdeomth - Sped*: ea, 117 tl tronase of the . ...tee ar.l ista , :twaer. et
and v.t.tf.to their suservar tread spec., .4 t
The ea'all.:e advantage derived in - n can s tmnt -
stead of ramors becoming streamed. he te.l. wth tem.!.
and in numarthat eases senoney • red.ll ;71L e •
and stressthened, essrythoth at oath. -tit:: =_'a - ST
and tellbant. and eery aged pethots are ostr-ed t e ‘-
tL y lLtotg all at tips most M, Clt* .X:1; •.-:
eta tan see wan tt,..• -e-ase - s
meetttas 113.11gmfyip, LEA they Co Sat. r
(h. frelitlitat . thAnpla to MI Clll4.lrVill IlEo4ta ct tal r
powerful asiguitance.
Certificates elm A. ate n at tie elth o,Br Mt Cmrd•
man's Mom rag C Ss r Street. ad.-te=es a* ,
sloes Plaotherards rooms- .LI.S I
MORE
,PROOF OF THE WONDERFI_;L
t t e rA FM. i gs OF MONLLI. AA M ER1C...L . 4 HA-It
Pall. LtIL tHI4. Serdlliber ra.-, Isn
Thle is tO CI if[that i was tALI for many year.. az;
Illa recommend& tc try )oaf f ir
and tat.r.,
r a ocured th ree bottle.. us e d It 3r art* 1.3.7..n.t. Wt...]
Li oaabad in, taut to ;parr. a&
LiLo
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Nie. $ North 'nun! emu
CIRCULARS,
Pa abrti.rmA. Sestaiiiter rib, pit.l
Mr.). F. XIONS,I .S.F.--.`•rne trine !1t....
pp~str cornipqnell.3 (char rut,. F.r.rh so. ttst_L ,
of [AA ; tut hstrttr of tae
te4fu purer of yOUr EfplTTltili TIS izdwesll,..
C., sod rjtar *slag otil hair of it Illy r, t rf
ceased COMMIE Din, but commenced Trlll:o I 0,1
nor thurk s mut o( lLr u e f t.--,1-
1ACI). -1\ ANS.
1134 La's rry
For sale by T. 11. PETERS t co . Soto ere'.
ne CliEsTl , lll' street. P111,1404h...
811.1. it EA U 9
SLEIGI.I BELLS. Strappl and Loo•E•e
Tool Willi. eTtert•,SCSe• *53 ve ,S4f
541.1414 otutap. . VC. lila C. SyN.
.114-6 t• ARKET Bc. r,;0 , 10 Pfs:Arr.r.
LADHI4.
•
111ACKEKEL.-660 tads. Noe— 1,2, and
Mackerel, In aaselte.l Ornd.r. a! restates. cf
atedt catch. for at.* ty C C. 8A D LES k AR, I
trees • Fr.,r. cat
Ciik.ArLS't 11 INDOW GLASS in towr
at VICV9, tt. R. rettin of EF.VitiTH Ls ,
110P70 ."1.
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H>.l ANA CIUAW", —A full
Jut: rece.cej..a WI! St: t ,,, 1 Ts,
cf a itt i sto Iltruhl. V. I , k
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AMUSEM
M. Hernn4t s.
see 1 C l= l .s . .
miss Marts.
DEAF AB A POST
/ores:
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLAR,'