The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, January 12, 1860, Image 3

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TINA/thila. Awn .acioutiinciAt,
The - : Money Market.
Pini,lesuna; Tau, .11,1800,
Tha stook market is in th e prices of, idi
Sound - securities, and weak - as regards the liefot
fano,* stooks and intrellablobords, while thi whole
amount of business transacted is quite entail.
'Boma time Since we noticed the shipment of a
'large quantity Of 'railroad lion; Made by the Mon.
tour Iron ()owner* , for pitrties in Brasil. We learn,
that within .A day bfilwe the Immo company hat
made another shipment, still larger than the first,
embracing nearly five - thousand ton; to the same
eounlry. Tito ,00ntinuatoa of this business with
Brae!, a country affording ao many advanta g es to
English iron-toasters over their American competi
tor; affords
, gratifying evldenoe of th e ability of
our iron producers to maintain their position
against, all' fair ootipetition, while it alto gives
pleasure to those who have so eften regretted that
so little of our productions have been carried to
Brazil, leaving always a balance against us, to. bo
settled by the 'shipment of specie from our thetas.
The Rellanoe Insuranoe Company have declared
a 'cask dividend of six per. sent., and a scrip dirt
dend.to stockholders and policy-holders of fifteen
per cent. '
The Rompfield Railroad Company is in trouble;
eomeof RC contractors having obtained a judg
ment and attempted to -sequestrate their property,
against the wishes of the directors. The trains
have stopped running in consequence.
An institution has Just oommenoed operations at
Boston, whiett-ii ealohlated to',bo serviceable to
the poorer alums, :It "The Pawners' Bank,"
the loans of which :r are confined ba pledges of goods
arid. ohaltela only, at a rate of Interest not ex
ceedlis ono per cent. per month.
The Mercantile Bank, New York, has declared
a aoml-annual dividend of five per cent., payable
on the 15th instant; the Now Orleans Canal and
Banking ,Company, five per cent.; tho Bank of
As New ,Orleans, live per cent.; the
sumo° Company of North Amerioa, Philadelphia,
eloper cent.; the Central Railroad Company of
New Jersey, two' and a half percent.
The following is a ooniparatire statement of the
condition of the banks of the city Of New York :
San. 7. Deo. SI
Loom .. 81200/ 633 812; ate old boo. semen
Hpeole 17,383,731 1942) 310
no.
1,703.401
chroutatiou... 8,031,000 e 338.97, n 1.03033
74,0 ,105 73,33:1,4.14 Dec. 3.474,029
The' Tribune
,
" The weeltlyinatement of hank averages is even
keens unfavorable than was antloipated. The loss
of'Speolo,ia greater and the contraction of loans
less. The specter reserve now sterols at a lower
point than at any time alnotliovember,lBs7, itn•
mediately after the suspension , when the loans
were only $00,000,000. Compared with this time
lastiyear, the loans have contracted about $3,000,-
000/Ihadeposits about $12,000,000, and the apeolo
reserve 19,300,000. Instead of keeping SO per
cent. of sped° to net deposits on hand, as the banks
resolved to do, they are now below 25 per cent.
ThaCalifornie arrival, to-day, of $1,788,000, comes
very opportunely to strengthen the vaults of these
institutions. A very large amount of gold, which
has been drawn from us, has gone South and West,
ta-be used by banks in giving a strong, appearance
to their annual statements and this will gradually
Sow back to ue. ' Meanwhile vie aro bringing some
Thefor balancies from Bolden and Philadelphia.
The favorable feature of the ease certainly is that
the gold wo have loot during the poet week has not
gone abroad, but bee been absorbed by domestic
sources, from 'ahem we shall recover it again
Sooner or later." •
The following dividends are innonneed : Bank
of Kentucky, 5 per cent. ; Northern Bank of Ken
tuoky,"s percent.; Farmers' Bank of Kentuola
per cent.; I'lanters` Bank, Tennessee, 5 per oent.
Thomas Xonalien, Esq., force= yearsviee presi
dent of the Fulton Bank, Now York, has been
olootod president of the bank, in plaoe of Joseph
Nernochan, Req., who declined a re-election.
The Chicago Press of January 4th says
"The two deolaions of Judge Wilson of the Su
perior Court of Cook county, settling controverted
potpie in the general banking law of the State, will
attraetthe attention of the bar, the bankers, and
the bnsiness mon from Chicago to Cairo. They are
rio panted . ir , a rm ur columnssth e r i g ht
of
this mornin g .
the.Legis 'h i e eture to
amend 'the general banking law, without submit
ting the amendments to the people for their ratifi
cation; and the
Obligee bankers to pay their obligations
without the unnecessary delay consequent upon
doling out ton and tiro cent pieces, at the rate of
8160 porday; in a word, to redeem their notes as
business -men are_obliged to take up theirs in a
prompt and' willing manner, without any of the
vexations quibbles to which 's° many of the rag
money men have for gaining time."
Money mutton; It Sob 2risuolseo aro thus 'Wised
In Co/smates.Cireular : • .
" For the, steamer of Tuesday the present in&
eations are, that there wilt be-a brisk demand for
money, as the receipts from the interior, in liqui
dation of indebtedness to the city - trade, continue
quite andatiefootory. Money in the hands of onpi
taltatais quite abundant, however, and on satisfac
tory Collateral to readily , obtainable at two per
eent. , BIM may ace= tat the ensuing steamer
day, as ittild an Thelma, that morChandiee saonrity
may net prove lio abundant as to afford the means
to all needing accommodations for obtaining loan,
and, in, that ease, we shall doubtless hear of some
Stringency, as always occurs when paper only is
offering.' Outside parties are not offering math
Money for short investment, owing to the near ap
proach of the close of the year. Gold bars are
quiteltererce. At the moment of writing they are
quotable at $BO par, but It is anticipated that they
will higher--probably' to 000—beibro the close
of Monday. Duet Is canting in sparingly, even for
the season."
The e.al tonnage of the Shamokin Valley and'
Pottsville Flathead Company for the week ending
.7ennary 7, was 2 188 18 tons
Same timeloat year 1 P 53 18
Inoieate 233
The amount of eeal transported over the Hazle
ton Railroad, for the week ending January 7, 1860,
wee ' 8 195 16 tons.
Corresponding period loot year....., 3.066 06 "
Inerease I 8211 , 11
The annexed Statement thews the business of
Ma road for 1850, as compared with the previous
year :
Amount transported in 1559
" 1858
Inoronse
Wo loam of tho completion of the railroad con
necting eahaba and Marion, Alabama. The road
is about twontreight miles in length. It (deo
°anneals (Maim with the Salim and Woodvillo
road, leading Into the cane-brake country.
The Franklin (St. Mary Pariah, La.) Planter,'
Danner ease :
"We were shown, few days ago, by A. Noritt,
Eel., the shell o'a fresh oyster, lately brought
from' the and of Ship island, off the Louisiana
coast, on which was a recent formation of coral.
IS this something new on our gulf-shore, or is it a
foot well known to tke ' eldest inhabitant?' Who
has any Information tooffer on this subject?"
The Now Orleans Commeretal Bulletin of the
Sth says: " The discount market has been very
easy since our last, with an unusually restrioted de
mand for aecommodation. The heavy payments
due yesterday; amounting in tho aggregate to some
four end a quarter millions of dollars were met
with the promptitude so proverbial of the commer
cial and meroantlle oommunity of thia city, and
when we visited the several banks (between ono
and two o'clock) three-fourthsof all the obligations
matured had been paid. In foot, athlete were then
Wally engaged exchanging promises to pay for the
reality, and up to this time of writing, we have not
bean advised of a single protest agalttst any well
established house of oar acquaintance. There was
nothing whatever done In any class of securities,
and the market for all descriptions of stooks and
bonds fs literally at a stand. The time, however,
is near at hand when we may look for large opera
tions, and we patiently await it."
The following is the Pittsburg Dank statement
for the week preceding January ti :
i y 3
MO"
. 11 I. ei ululation. Spooie. . Loan . Depo'r.
isnic of ttebum,..43231.241 e 3r , 3 , N4 5 1477 et , a ,„„,
S 0 kAncis rik...— 970 190,855 1140 TM., 14.470
erne hc °sib...—. 214,997 /14475 937.771 145413
Fi1ene........... 249,400 777,3'17 704470 115,701
eeh1pi0e.......... SU 440 70,441 E 19 , 733 444784
_kr 11 1111.7.•.....• ...... 24.1.491 101,000 9411.1113 791,123
Aliesteny ...... ..... V 3,416 93,193 E 27,810 191,130
61.814,313 1023,907 7,210170 IAB4AS,
List 2,2488431,Q92,689 7,312,71814109,611
rine rin0........ 413,903 fBBBll 37.045 225,13t1
pne k by
Ikli " . ' O r r i W o t h Z d i i : e h?
r'
• 4.34.; eV3,4 B in
ilbarg. .... .. 4en vp
, gr~Be . 117,44
111,f957
itrenf....—.. 8;4 ,
rgl i tr ... 7. fir n
t t
91,723
39.3414
0.0 7 7
10,831
2.277 29930
91,103
29.837
13.732
33,274
Allegheny.... . 41.236 91,003 ' 9,487
4 9 164,2.43
Laat week.--.. 394,90 441 8-474574 1419 070 '11.6,022
t 30013118.. -
mums. o,Vi
rII.IIADELPIIIA STOOK 1;X0114111013 ULU,
ItnatcrY 11, 1863.
B.BYOBIED BY Q. II CLAY mmERR, SUM Walnut Street.
FIRST BOARD
EPontio, M. C&P 92
Oity do ff . • ..... . q
eno do Now Ons. ih3
AN 4o PI ew......102
tOO Go OA
4,1m1 m es . g 7
loon us in iv, Am 6s,'¢3.
I V
emu do
3000 Reading It Gl' 'To.. W
DBTWHE
Elmi Uarrj ra eburg ß. R 08.2 d 03
10 Girard sank 01d.../I
100 it earn .... ;ban 10
60 Glr Coatan . ..ex-d 18
42 Western Bank.... 6314
It Ponnall. tote RN
6 Betty' Mood B. lots. oh'
BOARDS.
e4O Poona d0.....0dP 02
to) City 6s nSs% 192
29)0 do IL lots—, MX
BBOOND
eco r.onrot Ss --C/a 97
1290 city sa -It -92 K
coO 9922.
g l itgitt ,l B. l. 72 1O2 (
WO dilatator! lei:::
01,081 NO ?RIO
" Bid. Atka.
Philt be ._ gs .... ._...
ifw.. •e -20 , M 101
tis
noVocß—.- 19 1931
bds .. SO
" tliOn 69 u.atg6
" do %Si 8 8 , 1 94
Pent .37 SI
Molithan ni er , ; n.4 ao
in In
BohurtNe.vag , B 2 k .44 - C
stoo- 1M
60 Reading _H
80 Morrie Canal pre
61 Hazleton Coal 45
29 Polon 11 lota terX
10 .01otrie Cana1....,b6 40
100 Long Island ll 60
mlt .. 31
72 N re 80 8
10 Lehigh Nay—.. 48
,EB-19TEADY.
Md. Aibtd,
v . . ir , P41,:tg1igL,...21,,, Iti
.2d mort,lo 11
147191,1nd 11.....11 /I. l i
Le itheAol&Nov.4ll),( 49
ill emus tt-,.--.. OX, 83i
1 f , 11a.—.._ .83 ..
CatIIWIRIIII /t.. ~... ..
, do 'Oos 1121 91
{Freak & Booth .. 4d
tflootd&Third-stR.B5 sa
I Raoo&Vine•sts 1L.28 80
Philadelphia Markets.
- ' /Annear 11—Nrerdrer.
• 'theta Is to *hinge In Flout, and the market to quiet,
bet wog of Abner e.OOO bbl* eXtra are report.d for ship
ment, at h a te St r i f 7Lt: 0 'lt i , tgr de bbl, e tilting ?D i p lot
1 6 51 6 01:: 14:16: Up . tO 0,6 798 4404 fin a d faal;
muds, Al quality.' Standard superfine Is wanted at
hut lawast curet t straight lota are held bleier. Nye
Tiny te do I at 414 24 yet hbl. Cern !Weal re alio, diill,
ova renneYlertzda - is °traced at • 43 fa per bbl, wi th out
sales. Wheat—The demand continues -limited and
ionoes firm i about 1200 bushels hard been sold at 13100
'Oa tof led. the latter for prime reuneylvants, and Iwo
to for srbite.• Rye meet" wittist steady demand. at Igo
r Peunssluenta. Corn hi unchanged t ffirttier inlet of
about 9,600"-baettebt , baxe been mote acme for dry new
yellow and 720 Apr White, In the este. Pete cannon*
nun •; await 3,000 netball; reniwylvatop sold at sae. In
tom. , flack Imo,' ek‘ tillincjit 91 Querettion
vs ten; - 'uottell — Lenreinvery tune alai, Slia d Ow
WA lets only hove been taken at previous rates.
oroceruts—The market remains very tuaelive, and
stook , very, much reduced, with a email bus,ness to
note. Provistons onntinue dull, nod no sales ninny =-
tent are reported. Beede—There to a steady &mend
Clovenseed, et from ,te,yy% op to e 5.44 per bushel
or cayman to 'home lots. w hiskty 1s unsettled, owl
rather lower ; Pennsylvania tibia have been sold at 2854
02do, Ohio 370, hhds 250, and drudge 2-to per gallon.
•
New York Stock ExchangemJan. 11.
MAIM
ascent/2i
WO Virginia St Gs 91
fOOO Tenn 6s,
4000 Missouri Gt..... • • -734
5 000 N Y Con R Gs 905,i
5000 do
1000 Mica, 8 Id mtg 87
3000 Slue k R I bd 90
Ite Cumberland I'f b30.151i•
100 do 15 , (I
100 . h30,75y1
00 Paei o 1114/18 - 8....747,"
50 N Y Centra1....09.7314
'lOO do 1.30.7V1
769 do 75.3 1 1
50 do. ..., ... 1.50.74
400 Harlem Railroad., 9
CO Hudson River R., -42
1200 d 0..... 41'(
THR MARXISTS.
A9ll/16 aro unohanged_, with email gales of Pots at
85 25. and Pearls at 85 ,5 71 f.
FLoon.—The market for State and Western livery
hewer arida:TWA Mwor, with eninU reoeirte and suing
ol 3 ancr bbli at *5 1505 941 for euperfine ritate,811.53.15
8.66 for extra elo, 85.10c5 20 for tuoArrine Western,
85.25 c 540 for extra dn. and 89.6506 75 for extra round
hop Ohio. Southern in heavy.. w , th /aloe of 800 hide at
40.30e560 for common to nuxrd,land 5a7ux7.25 for
extra. Canada /6 quiet, with solos 011110 Lble at 85110
cow for extra.
OtutlN.—whentia dull and declining. with no lining or
Vermi n . t bn e tl n e i rer heavy . o n t o :s l :Xlirl. t t i t itohmetgllgnito
ti,..gttritittai3and Jersey, and 450460 for State r Canada. and
PRorsinN6—Pork is henry, with sales of 100 Mai at
816.74 for bless. and 811,0/4 for Prme. Beef to riot,
with Bates of Mils at 6464 150 for Country - Primo'
sfitte.6o for Country Mena ; s+sfrle for Repacked
Western. and $10.600n for extra Aloes. liaeon Is quiet.
Cut Meats are quiet; 9091 , ,,0 for Rem., and 0060 for
Shouldera. Lard is quiet, with sales of 100 pkge at 50X0
liSo. Sutter and Chrome are unchanged.
WlllB%ll'l In nominal at 260.
N. Y. CATTLE MARKET—Wan San. 2. 1
Decline in Braf.--At Allorton'e the receipt, were 9100
tattle, 10 news. 277 vents. 1 951 sheep and lambi. and
4.019 swine. At Bergen, 055 head were gold to New York
butcher,.
The Boot Cattle Market to-dar is lower and dull.
The best smdes are mares, and on yesterday ell sold
at full rates. The imply now on hand to largely
made up of cause. common Western cattle. I'Ve
s i re at to 10). very extra, 10Ne—averago not over
Fraid lb. _
CORM at 62 W
os6o, ale aro
tin,; et do to To for fair to Prime stock cod com
mon are nominal. Sheep and Lambs are selling at
8280011.60 for common to fanny; McCarthy's sales
averaged St 81; Larkin'e (5441. and Bollix & Kent's
85.28. Swine have arrivcifreely. and prices have net
Particularly ohanged,yet there is very little energy
or buoyancy. Live Hogs command OYter6Tbl, grope.
The receipts of Weetern dressed Hove. compriain„ all
slyer, have continued literal. over 300 000 in ten date;
and prince have not varied from 1344defe. The Bose
have generally been frozen hard, and to such a condi
tion se to keep wall for some, time, which hen favored
a slight speoulation, end Vote a number have, coon
plinifineet and pleo , d store ; I+ol7le of the rtilroad
Were have barn londed with +tack, imperil and owner,
not tieing ln any hurry carting them away. A large
maker and operator him been enraged in tisawtn,t . out
western boys by steam, and cutting for Mose Pork,
Bacon, &c. Thorn has not boon much encouragement
to the trado. Smokers are dolngarc..l4tle. no also
Pa (+kers. Clreen Hams item Moe {Chace sold at 7 cents ;
new Mess York, city, um enacted, at Sl7 ; and Prime,
813. City dressed are dull, at To for Prime.
CITY ITEMS.
Tug NoOW-DAY PRATED. MitETIXII, yesterday,
was, if anything, more numerously attended than on
the previous day. The chair in the church above was
occupied by the Rev. Alfred Cookman. of the Methodist
Episoopal Church, and in the lecture-room, where a
very large meeting was also in pros reel, the exertion
were conducted by the Rev. Mr. Cooper, of the Episoo
pal (Aura. The special subject for the supplications
of the day wee " the• conversion of the children and
youth in our own and (mien lands." Tho mooting in
the churn to-day will be conducted by the Rot. John
Chambers. Upon the whole, the response to the call
from the Lodiann missionaries (or this weok of prayer,
if we may judge from what is transpiring in our midst,
has, in anurnerical souse, boon really extraordinary.
"NINE TAILOII6 EASE A MAN."—The origin of
this saying is given in a work publiehod in London city,
in the year 16132, in this wire :
"There is n proverb which line been of old,
And many men have likewise been so told,
To the diseredit of the Tailor's Trade—
Nine Tailors go to mote op a man, they said
But for their credit I'll unriddle rt t'yo :
A draper onto fall into povortio,
Nine Tailors joined their parses together then,
To Rot him up, and make him a man again." 4
This ancient saw is now reversed ; and it takes about
nine good cutters and an equal nurneer of accomplished
salesmen to make one tailor of fame, like Granville
Vtokes, the fashionable clothier, No. GO7 Chestnut street.
BOLE-IN-Tlili-DAY.—Speaking of this celebrated
Indian brave, the La Orogen (Minn.) Union says We
are informed that he has built him a "gay old boom "
on his reserved six hundred and forty sores, at Crow
Wing, The bonne has zest him some sin thousand Sel
lars in gold, and is nearly surrounded by a piazza. The
old chief is living in all the splendor of a Mormon
bishop. His parlor is furnished with seventeen rock
ing•chairs, while the walls are hung with large portraits,
seven of which represent himself. The chief has good
taste as well as vanity, for he invariably sends to this
eity to procure his best garments at the Brown Btone
Clothing Hall of Roeklull & Wtleon, Noe. 6U3 and GAS
Chestnut street, above Biath.
Nzw STATioxisar Syonz.—Messm. W. F. Mur
phy & Eons have recently opened, at No. 712 Chestnut
attest, a cuirefally-solected stook of staple English,
French, and American counting-hones stationery.
Their stock of lithograph cheek bOO l / 4 3 of ail the Mt;
banks comprises all the newest designs. The long
experience of this firm ee manufacturers of blank
books enables them to know the wants of the counting
, corn, and they hare every facility to supply them.
[Reported for The Prese.l
LlVERPOOL—Steamship litgo-403 kgn rodeo clock U
Parnell: 871 Stuart & Bro; 444 Lewis& Co; 151 W McKee
& Co: AT Wray & Oillila ,n• 860 B Reese, Son & Co; 74
Peal. Creighton,• 63 W Itagbael; 40 Christ, Jay & Ness,
43 Ai L & Ca; 33J P Bteiner & Co; 33 Field,
LOURS rob & Ci 3; 60 Dahl. Rose & Withers; 27 Lewis
Bros & Co' 23 ecourver, Larouroade & Co; 21 ohne.
leigh, Sue &C 0; 24 do Abbott. Johns & Co; 26 3 Bra haul
& Co; 18 A Wray & Co; 16 W Watson & Co; 18 biter,
Price & Co; 13 lean Barton h'Co; 11 Beeson & Son' 10
_1) Brown & Co; 6 Ilugini & Cope; 9 J
6 noisenrarten & dons; 0 oharpless /3ros; 6 Sibley, ;Ruh
ten Woodruff; 47 Blwn. Haines & Co; 45 Yard. 04-
more&. Co; O It Wood, Marsh & Hayward; 6 Wright,
Oros & Co; 4 eaoh to Eshei hair Black, Grundy Wardin
& Co, E Mullins. and „I 11 Onia; 6 Rill; 6W F Read;
11 English & Co; 5 Sell dor & Roberta; 4 Leonard &
Baker; 4 130 Pratt & Bro: 3 each to Howell, rintAti &
Co, Barged Bro., , Laing, Maginnis & Co, Pennsylvania
Bible dubiety, L Loa. R Swot. W Hors:mann &
Bonn, and Th; Riehardeon & Co; 2 each to A Drees
Bailey & Co, uval, Ketshler &
& 13 Bevan & Co,g
Ellie Co, tannin & Hophurn,'Thoe Mellor & Co,
Evans, Jusdoe & Steinmetz, J T Pinto & Behottler,
to P Lloyd & Co, and Martine, Peddle and Hamrick; I
each to J Campbell & Co. Cortland & Co, E Cold
welt & CO, 11 I)uhring & Co, ALOOTIOUI Be , k Note Co,
LI Lippincott & Co, Winner, Connell & Wioht fa
Lankenau, Ai mar, Young & Co, :Annan, E nosy &
U Bascor no, J Burney, P 13 Justice & Co, Knorr, Nees
& Co; James Kent, Santee h C 0..) W Bibby & Bons,
Leroy. Randers & Co, 8 ntlillken..4 W Pa) no. Par
rish, Pilling, Reeder & Thacher, Booth , Widiaius &
Co, W Sellers h Cu, Lambert Thomas. C P Willie. W
Wilstach. and Runge & Schweitering; 14 A F al Writ
sonLl3 W Evans & Co; 6 8 Fisher; 20 Oulu er & Bro;
35 NV Cameron; 12 Lippincott & Perry 22 Price. Ferris
& Co; 8 Ridgeway. Ferris & Co: BS .11 WRIGOO L •3:4 order.
Co
lloreas-4 rice' mho Cram. Roekins &
Co; 2lt Moore & Bro; 3 Lentz & Mock; 1 Hodges Bros;
2 Hamilton. Easter & Co; 7 Aldridge, Higdon & Co.
:Yaw long HOUSOi-14 pkg. rodeo 0 Rogge; 7 P & L
flohidlin;3,Schaok & Hokn; 4 Stetman, %Vulgar & Co; 1
Mono & Co; 2 N B Taylor & Co; 2 Thorapecken & Bo) -
bold; 2 Yyse & Sono; I Yolormed & 1 I , C 3 Mose; 6
Iseha & Cu; I E Bredt & Co; ICOTOY / 10 Ward & Banger;
I Cohn, Lazarus & Co; 13 Caron in (30' I Dennison &
Binnse; (IDord & CO; F Atherton eCo; 3 Forster &
Renzenberg; 21 Freiderioke & Robb; ZS Fersmann & Co;
IC Ciotti & Co; 16 Hart & Co; 25 Kessler & CO; 3 I,oesoh tg,
Wceendook & Co; 4 Pastor & Hardt; I Thomas Bossier
& Son.
Jilt) DE JANEIRO—Ship Grey Eagle, Downing-3000
bags , offee Rutter, Newhall & Co.
SAVANNAH—Steamship State of Oeorgia, Garvin—
e& bales cotton J Folmar & Co; 61 do ordor' 8 do 8 Morris
Wain & Co; :ado Robert Stoat,: 26 bales domestic's C R.
Moore & Co; 102 dk, B ay & McDevitt; II do A Whilldin
& Suns; 30 gags F Firmer; 46 do Massey, Collins & Co;
20 do Enke; & Wolfe: 17 du Dithinar & Butz; 2 tads 11 H
Wright: 3 plots B C Ilenkle; 5 trunks Wyman the wi
zard; I box C ()Elkton; & I do Min James Botts; I do
Coo NY Watson; 1 do B. al Charlton; 1 wagon Sooner
Miler; 1 box John Dick; I do C ;daimon; 1 do E J Et
ting; 6 bids d BriumneLs.
...543,770 tons
...457,475 "
88.298 "
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
In steamship State of Georgia from Savannah—ll P
Bowen, R Lightman, J A 111. king, James Eeppatil,
Sol L Lisle. and three in the steerage.
PHILADELPIILA BOARD OF TRADE.
f R COPE.
THOMAS MUER, Sr.) 001104E7771 07 7E7 M0)177.
A. J. DERBYDRIRE,
AT THE MEIICIUNTO EEOEAPGE, PUILADELPIIII.
Br. ship Braganca, Nabon Livorpool, soon
Brlg Loango, King.— ..... ...............Cardenaa, soon
BLUME INTELLIGENCE.
POET OF PHILADELPHIA. Jun. 12, IEGO.
moym ir .....- 7 12 . cs
ARRIVED.
Steamship Vigo, Muirhouee. from Liverpool:Mend
Queenstown Vsl ult, ith mdse to John o f
halo.
80. when off New York, had only 7 tone of coo!, which
induced Copt hi to put in tar a supply. and land his pas
he tigers. Arrived yesterday at XP Al off Wiliam street
wharf, and at 6 was Mildred at Queen 'street wharf. The
V was built at Liverpool in 1855, of iron. is ISM tons to
gm, horse power, draws 20 foot water, and Wog
U N mail steamship Mato of Georgia, Garvin, 65 hours
from Savannah, with mdse and passengers to A Heron,
Jr. Alonday, 1 P 61 , 10 miles south of Cape Reno:men,
eXoliangod 'signals with ketch pornineroe, Meeting N.
The /Rata of Georgia wan detained Ii hours in tho bay
by fog.
NM" Grey Eagle, Downing, from Rio do Janeiro Nov
11, with ease to Rutter. Newhall & Co. Left US sir
W coming and frigate Congress; also lilt loading and
about to load for the U btatet, ships lien W Bourne. for
Now Orleans, 9000 bags coffee; Warbler, (Br) 15,710 do;
Indian, New (Means, 11 000 do: Sam Dunning. do do
ttet/dol Young Sam. do do 10,1430 do; barks Anti , War
wick. New York 3000 do; Cavalier. Baltinioro, MOO do;
Annie Kimball, ew Orleans , 8100 do; Julia Cobb, do do
WOO do; Flying. Cloud, 4,'.40 de. Arm E l 3 rant, do do fiew
do; Alendamin, do do WOO doi'l3peedWell, de do 4CIO do;
Merriman do do WOO do ; Fannie Crenshaw, du do 601ki
do; /derma, do do MO do; Rohm Arcata. do do Me do;
Forest King, do do 0000 do. N orth Point. do do 4000 do;
Nemeaug, du do 6000 do; J Ii Chadbourne, Baltimore,
3000 do; Calhope, Now Orleans, .3.1e0 do: Haze. cleared
for do, OS do. Deo 23, Int 13N. long 6 , 3 W, spoke b Br
IllifffiCright,qokBei Johns , NF, fyl,Blll.lC,'grOrniattliirg
leaky—ti f t tho brig ,reols, arrived atßio Nav M.
Dark hoe Dallett, Dill. from Porto Cabello Duo 6th,
With co 00, hides, &a. to Dallett Brothers.
Brig Bellikonny, front Havana Deo In , with augur,
At". to Thos Witt tam & None. Experienced heavy woo
thar—was 16days north of Hatteras. split sail 60.
Bahr J 13 Bleacher, Edwards, a dais from New York,
With mdse to Crowell & Collins.
theamtne America, Virdan, 6 hours from New Castle,
having to , tow ship Dray Easit, tram Rio de Janeiro,
bark Taos Dallett. from Porto Cabollrr, and brie Delhi,
from Havana. Reports the steamship Gas of Now York,
for Boston, aground on the ridge below the Horse Shoo.
OLBA RED.
Steamship Boston , henesr, ki 'foil, Jan Allardice.
Steamship Pennsylvania, (new)Levy, Washington, D
0, Noah° & Levy.
Bohr Deborah Jones, Totem, Bovannnati, Pettit, Mar
tin & Co.
(Correspondence of the Phi Wtd, ladelphia Exehange.)_
LE vol. Jim 100860.
The weather has been quite moderato lime Friday,
and the ice hes nearly all disappeared. The steamship
Ware of georAia, from davannan, mane to the harbor
last evening, and went up jho bay this morning. Mlle
reports having passed outside three barks and three
brigs, bound in. The bark Rowena, from Lasuav ra,
brig Brandywine, from Km de Janeiro, and keto,i Com
move, from Porto moo, came in last night, and remain
as the turbot company with ship Ann K Hooper,
barks Waite wing. (ready for sea) Valettd, Helen Ma
ne, and Hobert Pennell; brigs Karnak. hi Thuron,
Ocean Isle, DIU. as , 1 On11 , 1n.; colors tt ton,
Ocean
and J Frambes. Wind southwest. Weather
mild bpd Wu.
Yours, W. M. HICKMAN.
BY TELSonaln.
(COntarOndPinoe of The Prem.)
NSW Yong, Jan 11.
Arrived, ships Panama, from Oalveatont Eleanore',
Ily) from LiVerpool; bark lima A Nickles, fm Rosario;
.12011, Swan, from Banta Cruz.
R ekm, brigs L Y tinow and Forward.
Nonvota, Jan.ll.
• The Beaton sehr Magnolia, recently sunk in .I,rnea
,• leer, hne been got afloat, rind towed in here leaking.
Ile cargo is damaged, and is being dikeblwged.
MEMORANDA.
Rteamship North star. Janos, How Aspinwall, ar
rived at New York yesterday.
Steamship Etna, Anaereon, for Liverpool, oleared at
Neworigini
teay
Batas H Antra and Lion, for Philadelphia, remained
at Calcutta ov 17.1oadinc.
Sai iletepar, Potter, from Centoll, 111 dais, wrlh
teas, &e,at New York yesterday,
Ships W7omilli• Burton, Watt' ,,
for
12th inst.
and nabattian Cabot, Watt', for do soon, were adver
tised at_ltaverpool lath ult.
Shirr EA_tcdiaa Dudley , Atwood, for Bolton, cloyed at
galotattsiton It.
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100 d 0... 030 38
100 ....38
180 do S
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do .. . . i
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do 18
1 60 Ord & Chia 64....611.521
1660 1321 i
10(1 Clove & Tol.. —O3B 193 y
400 (1300 & Isiond.62
300 eso
100 do b10.623i
00 B l l / 4'
1 600
60 do 660.01.4
IMPORTATIONS.
Ship Cialatea, Wendell, cleared at New York vaster'
day for Ban Fran°imorr.
Bark S W Friend. Friend, from Falkland Islands, ar
rived at New York yesterday.
Bark Modena, Ryder, front Charleston, arrived at
Boston 10th inst.
Bark Fernandina, Gorham, ftom Meseiros, arrived at
Boston 10th inst.
Bark Filzaboth 3, Foulkea, henee,rwrived at Barba
dose previous to with ult.
Brig 0 W Barter, Gilchrist, hence, arrived at Carde
nas 80thult.
Bohm l'rade Wind, Rogers, disohg, and MRobort
lon, Fader, cold. both honoe, were aZat Thomaa 20th ult.
Bohr Fanny, Mayhew, cleared at ri w York 10th mar,
for Philadelphia.
Bohr Robert .1 Mercer, Robinson, henoe. arrived at
Matanzas 2.lth Mt.
Bahr B B wheeler, Mol,aughlin, hence, arrived at
Cionfuogoo 26th ult.
Bohr Ida, Clark, hence, arrived * Matanzas 29th tilt.
Bohr Wet Anon, from Charleston, at Boston 10th nut,
with head of mNic holson ,
Bohr Anus Bye, , at New Orleans 20 met
from Boston.
Bohr A Cordell, Allen, hence, arrived at Charleston
let init.'
Bohr Wm Wane, Boolt,oleared at New York 10th inst.
for Philadelphia.
Bohr Mary Aim Magee, Magee, from Baltimore, at
Boston 10th inst.
Bohr It 1, Tay, Sheppard, elea:ed at Beaton 101.1 t inst.
for Now York.
Behr Mad, Kelly, for Philadelphia, cleared at Provi
dence 10th inst.
There wee a martin Havana oth Inst. from Cardenas,
that tho lint Ali Dealing. iromroy.lrum NOW Orleans
for Plitladolphia, with horsos for a oircus company, had
tr l 4 ashore on the Cros del Padre. No other pal twitters.
The A Al e , san A vessel of 220 Bos ton. gister, built at
rower,in 1801, and owned in '
NOTIQI TO MARINERS.
The Shovelful Shoal Light Boat hag dragged from her
mooring., and wag at mu:Ur near hlonotnoy 7th Met.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
trP TO TWELVD O'Ol,OOlC LAST 1110IIT.
GIRARD HOUSE—Ohestnut at., below Ninth.
lA Hall, Boston E R Stephens, N Y
P Balton, K y W Ellis, Boetoq
Krell & la London .1 Clark, St Lome
W H Winder,_Phile. J Trumbull. Worooster
WII I fenny. Pittsburg .1 Brown, N J
\V
EMarshall. Charleston PII Williurd St Louia
A 0 S te wart, Chicago I) K Pollack, N
vt* 0 Murray, Jersey City 0 P Langevio. l l , „uebeo
Horatio Trexler t Reading W W Hopper. olden, N 0
I 1' Grove. Prom a John Grove. Sauna •
E W Keeler & la, NY (1 al Gillet, Balt
H Tilden, Cm. 0 J P Howard N Y
W Bags, N Y Wm Gray, Boston
' 4 R Collr, N y_ 3 II Downing, Salem, MEWS
W P Euitlen,N Y C Hewett. Pottivillo
El (libenn, Troy, N V C Yon Yorst.N .1
T Ft Rh aro, Va T Beaver, Danville, Pa
0 G Wilma. New Haven J E normal% N Y
W HAWN Y WNWood.NJ
M L Bowles, Boston O'Y Pres. N Y
J McCullough, N Y 0 Scott, 'Boston
I. D Atwater, N I' I Noble &. la, N Y
It A Pringle. Charleston J A Morrison. N Y
. 1) C Iletekill dc In. Salem J Walden & la, Salem, Maas
J Holden k la. Salem A Watkins & In, Salem
I N Connelly, N V' w E Trubor de.. In._Bridg'pt
C Henderson k In, Pa I Trener & la, N y
W I Poolo7. N if John W Carroll, Togas
C A R Thompson. N Y John 0 Pholps,N Y
Aeher.T Moyer, N Y I. Ilemhborn,N V
Bro. N Y W Creighton
RChapin, Springfield Prank Rogers A la, Pa
Wi Brower Boston Josiah Perhanr„Buston
N M Baelcor,!Poledo 8 RENAL N Y
J F Zebley. N V Chan 1, la neoln, Boston
A J crews. Charleston Dr Crowell, I, 8 A
8 A Moe, lowa D r F J Burastoad, N Y
Dr T If Clagett, Va E W Gilmore. MASS
3 W Howes. Montreal WE_Lnwto%N Y
li R Arnold, R I ff Ivyatt. N 1
John C Kelly, N Y Misql: Kelly, N Y .
Dr W Mount d.. wf, Cin, 0 Dr 3tt Oliver Jr wf
R T Thosboon Hour) 8 Mills & In, N Y
John II Glover, N Y
AMERICAN HOTEL—Chestnut at,, above Fifth.
John II engem% N 0 II 5 'Meet, N 3
IT If Bank.. N J Thus H Pavia t N J
.1 F Nugent, Lancaster It it Scanlan. Millersville
W McLoughlin. Tremont! 0 8 Howe, Philo
J II Filson, Pella T A Rawly. Pittebure
'W AleCalue, t'ittelmrt Wm 3 Mollie. Alox, Via l.
Con vr mII onann.N Y W II Crookshanks. d
T NI Crookshanks. Md .1 C CMOS shssks, Old
J D hlontgornory, N V I D Merrick, N Y
M F Caswell 3 If bldrnhe, Mass
P M Aldrioh• Mass 0 F liwitwick, Pow, R I
F Merrick, Prov. II I Ctrus Devon. Boston
Dr T 0 Rogera Del II E Codell. N Y
if M Newell N Y 7 Wright, Uniontown, Mc!
N it Cam Freetown It lone.. Erie. Pa
F A Monte. F,,, R I John Snort, N Y
II P Williams. Bolt .1 Manlein, Troy, N V
Chan Thro er.. Mims A fltrauss,N Y,
T I Barton, Balt I Barnes, Zil Y
FOUNTAIN HOTEL,-fiecond street, Melee Market,
Col HS Brent. Mioh A B Winston, 11l
J B Howell h son, Camden 8 B Smith. Camden
F, S Lowell. Camden J Wilkins. N J
Dr J F Goodin, N 3Feria, N J k
H Fritts, N J Tr Williamsonbro, N J
II F Sweeten h fa, N JJ3 Feria,
Johnson, NJ
Mr Houston. Del C fi. Temple. Del
O Renneey. Del C Warren, Del
R AT Frame, Del F Wells. Del
.1 Carlin. Del W Fuller, Del
R I' W More. PhDs& jJ3 Kersey, Del
N fi Knieht. Del W C Horner. Rmyrrut
nos W AlnCraeken Jan M Aden a Del
Oro West. Del N C Croft, Almond
0 f. , Phipps, Mich Samuel Stare, N Y
E W Haines, Del
STATES UNION HOTEL—Market at., above Sixth.
C.l Picot. Phila. A Ti Parker, Media. Pa
td P Moro & la. Phda ra McCloment. Camden
T Prirguar, Gloater !Mormon, N J
IMornaon.Drl 'W Camden. .1
A fI Wright. Camden Mina Croden. Lancaster
Mine Koons, Lancaster l 0 Stone & 1%, Sending
I C Meyers k In. Reading II L Ftahor, Lanoleter
'l' Brogan, Cheater co. Pa .100 W O'Hara. Baltimore
T C Itintold, Kant co. Md Jon McCann. N Y
Panrherta. Wash, Pa IVanormer & la, I's
P Wolf. Salem, NJ A If nivkanrorth, Pa
A green. Altoona. Pa M MoClocia, Atlantlo City
0 L Mnoklay, Marietta, Pa
NATIONAL ROTEL—Roos street. above Third.
Ames Good, II Gibbons,Flowertoara
j 1, Nn mist, Pinegrore Ames Davis, Easton
II .1 Hemller. Pottsville John C Fisher. Pittsburg
Ton Gerraitsno, Pittsburg .1 A Russell. Wheeling
E Mebon, Va 3 Renaud. Shamokin
John Jamison, Md A Reinoehl, Lancaster
COMMERCIAL ROTHL—Sixtb rt., above Cbeetnot.
TR Dukes, Denton, 111 d MRS Redden, Ma
T W Menhem NJT &tole. Beetonville
CI R. Chilton. itordentoxn J Bowman. Chenter co
P Coeeter eo H Staking, B Y
Moore Kinx, Chester to A H. Btinton k 10, Md
W R Ulster & la, Philo
MERCHANTS' HOCSH—Third it., Once Callowtllll,
Jamo Rake]. Lehigh no John Fichthorn. Pa
A Grantor, Lchannn Pa ki Mbritht tl esAlni
W Brown +a la, I , uck. oo Pam' "lack, Flocks co
John Black, Becks en P F Black, N
ii c Both,. Boncrontainc. 0 n EL Barnes, Horsham
Orubor A, al, Penney/Ile
MACK BEAR ROTlSL—Thittist., ems
Wm nFT litrunn, Rending Aso Bhuler,Rolmlton, 0
Oe n W w n if, Pantpnrn 'Henry FrPod. Pennibur4'
Oillin• cr. Allentown .Tudge lliflinger. hflo , dowd
Frank iimixell,llMgowell ludo e Pobottl, Dale. Pa
W R f'reoman, Md Mimi Freeman, Md
BALD EAGLE HOTEL—Third it., above Oellovrldll
I Bharfrer, Montgomery oo I, Rookoy , N Y
5 rtookev N Y ones Knorr, Lehigh no
J Neal, Lehtrh co no Heninner. Nuoke oo
Vtr B Booth, Lehigh no J tinvder. North nipton 00
Tboe Veiling. Mod in.Pa Jae Shalmeker, Pa
Adam Hehick, Lehigh go J W Harris, Boston
MOUNT VERNON HOTEL—Beeonest.. above Areh.
John Thompson. N Y RonjG Sheuner, N J
OW whs. ontr.. Belt Jae tailor Vhtlada
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W Henry, Bait N Miller, P.
Chas Lone. Reading P MeKenf, N V
re Anna Garrison, Pa John Hen% il, Baltimore
BARLEY SHEAF HOTEL—Seoond it, below lime
Jl'aT h ,Nii',P
oy
J V 1.03, )n. N
Thos Ent, N J
John Hutch, Hattavillo
JONES' HOTEL—Ohektrint et,. below Beyenth.
J K Wright .1 NI Cowell, Plat
J Davis, N J T FOE, N.l
.1 Alvaro, Jr. N Y J P Whitney, Boston
W C Lawn, Newark, N I P P Allen, NV.
A P IV inebeatar, Waal RA Onrrott. N Y
S W AVAcrii :V I: a Flood,a , i i r:
Dunes b
iy_ l 7
li t I d
, k .,
vi s d , Mass
J it oi r, N Y
W Rawlings, N Y
.1 flanse N V
A ft Barli.e.N Y 0 nrigic. Balt
a Childs, Balt
W ft Pa) ae, Md
I B Whitney. Buffalo R Baxter, IluEralo
V I. Marsh. Michigan J , V Toner. flitch
14 L Pner, N Y W A Carter NY
P Viceroy, N Y J Itlarah.N Y
W I, Wilon, II Y J B Norma Halt
W J null. Balt 11.1 Htraudbunt, ald
L C Seott, N Y J H Roynolda lb la, N Y
THE UNION HOTEL—limb attaft. above Thlre,
JO tying N I N 11 !What, N J
Ii Smith N J Jim if Suitor, N J
W Ilarthion, NJ John T Largo. N J
H hi Norton, N J R William/on. Ohio
I S Wntford & la, N J j. B Smith & la, NJ
T D RoNnolda.TroY• N Y R t.* Mackey. Pit
3 N liill &la Milford, N J Mies]] Carnation', N J
M Hoff; Milford, N J 0 I. Bowline, Buck* 00, Pa
It 0 Gould, Richmond, Va N Carrod, Jr, Va
.1 11 Burgoshor, at Louise R R_Prichard Alfifig
ti Bondi, N Y D W Mon alt, Indiana
11311ryson.r. la, N 3
BT. LOUIS HOTEL—Chentnut at,. nb. Thud,
II Lonseneoker, Ph& P M Peru Henn, N Y
Jeo Nish, pittimum A lindues.l:4 1
H Soernour, Y Jas Lynch. Trenton
W 1, - PennekVn Mr Smiley. P Ida
Mr M faith, Richmond Miss!' N Iltains.Md
Jos French, N I ILTilden, Can, Ohio
Jno li Finley, RichmondL Farquhar, Itiolunondl
Geo Ponioroy, N Y W Rainier, N Y
MEECTIARTB' HOTEL—Fourth streot, below Aroh.
Alfred C Marion, N J Chas Huddmen,N .1
Atwood N J .11 Wentz, Trenton, N.l
J /3 Mal kitty, Lancaster W Mooro, Clearfield, Pa
Oro Taus, Easton, Pa CAA J Hull, u N
J 8 Hall, N Y Ow If Walker, N
Newell Cla'k, Mass John hi Annan. hld
W P Hon} hill. Phila. C L °nevoid. Conn
8 T Walker, Delaware co Jam Coln u hovin, h.n gland
11 Myers. Look Rayon It Peters, Newark, Del
Col it H Bardwoll, Lane co NB Kunkel, Harrisburg
R McGinn, N Y
EMIL?, HOTEL—Third street. above Race.
A II Demston, N Y J 1$ I , `legyr i lfalt:N°
P H II arewell, Boston
It J Carey Chester no Id Towers, Chesor co
Thou Newel, Pa J T Johneon, Wanton
It Pedestue fe, N Y A W Ilenetnder
Jon Bence, Ma hI E ii Wood,
John Same% rhila
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Tintoxr AFFacrrioxs. [From Rev. E.
BorleY, A. M., Preeldent Athens Colloge, Mime,
Tenn.)--" I have found great benefit from the urn of
'Brown's Bronchial Trochee,' before and after preach
ing, ae they prevent horireeriese, to which I em very
eublect, I think from their past tffect they will be of
permanent sqvantago to me. Bpveral clergymen of my
acquaintance to wheat I have given the Trochee have
been bunt filed by them." Jel9-thetu4t
HIGHEST PREMIUM' AWARDED AT TUE
WORLD'S FAIR, Lo DON. — Jules Hanel & Co., No. 704
Chestnut street, Philadelphia, estahluthe.ti 15.1 e. Manu
facturers of perfumery, cosmetics, transparent balls
and shavtng soaps; 6nwd hair dye, and Jules HauePs
celebrated Eau Athenienne, or Il,hr Renovator, also J.
unequalled Eau Lustrale,vopular throughout
the world.
Importers and 'Wholesale dealers In French, English,
and domestic perfumery, fanny goods and druggiari ar
ticles, shi.ving, hair, cloth, nail, and tooth brushes,
combo in alt varmint. oto.
OHR PRIOR CLOTHING OF TIM LATEST
STYLBs, made in the bout manner, ellreseli for RE
TAIL BALEG. LOWEST eetitng plums marked in
Plain Figures. All goods awls to order warranted mitts
team. Our ONE-PRIOR System Is 'Wetly adhered
to, as we bellove this to be the only rah way of dealing
MI are there y treated alike. JONES to CO.,
sen-lf 804 MARKET Street,
SAL/KAMER FIRE-PAOOP 8A1 4 883.—A vory
largo amortnlant of B.A.LAMANIER ft for Bale at reason
able pricey, No. 804 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia.
su2B if EVANS to WATSON
Gatom & Berlin's
OLLIBRATID NOIIIICLUS FAMILY 61W I RS -MAO XlKill .
NI EIDISOBD 711101$11.
TEO CHESTNUT STREET,
PIIIL•DVLPIIIL.
SINGER'S SWING 11Aonms.
No. a Hewing hisolilnee...— ......
No.l Sewing Maolunoa ..... PO
The Family Bowing blaohlne, ----- 10
-
The Family Sewing hlaohine-- 50
f. M. BINDER fr. CO..
d25-11m No. 609 WIESTNUT Street.
HARRIS' BOUDOIR &WING MACHINE.
IMPROVED DOUBLE-THREAD
FIRBT PREMIUM AT EVERY FAIL
0122-2 m Phila, Office, 720 ARCH Bt. Agents wanted,
WHEELER & WILSON BBWING MACHIN'S&
—Philadelphia Offiee, 828 CHESTNUT Street.
Merchants' orders Alteal at the SAME DISCOUNT as
by the Company.
Branch offices to Trenton ) Now /OM, and Easton
Rd Westchester. P.s. asltisn
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY,' JANUARY 12, 1860.
DRTNOMIRST—TORR.—At At. Mark's Church, on
Tuesday morning, by the Rev. Oeorgo Brinchurst, as
sisted by the Rev. Charles R. Donnell, W. Henry
nnnghurst, of Logansport, lad., to Anna, daughter.of
Wilburn IL Torr.
HiiiB3-BTEKLMAN.—On the 2,1 instant, by Rey.
George Chandler, Mr. Thomas 0. 11089,4 Petersburg,
N. J., to Atm Harriet nthelnion, of Meet; Lending,
N. J.
RAJA—DENNETT.—On the 27th Peetembor,lBo9 by
Rev. Jolumh It, Kennard, Mr. John Malan to Miss ko.
beam* A. Bonnett, or this oily.
MARKt3-431.0n the instant, by the Rev.
Samuel Y. Monroe, the Rey. Edward 8. Marks, or the
Now Jersey Annual Confereneo, Mier Harriet 1%,
datirlitor of Wm. &Ivo. Esn„ of Hamm N.J.
YOUNG—FISIIER.—.On Rio 6th tilt , by the Rev. R.
Watts, Mr. George W. Young to Mots Mary Ann 1 1 leiter,
both of this city.
CLARK—HRADEC:MD.—On the Oth inetAnt, bythe
Rev. G. Weohingtnn Jernum. Mr. Wm. Ciro to Miss
Ellen Louie , ' Bradford, both of this city.
PORD—WILRINd —At Milltown. on the 20th_ult., by
the Rev. John W. Arthlr, Mr. Kahan W. ?art], of
Northampton township, Books county, to Mtn Baffle
Wilkins, of Cheltentutm townnlup, Atontgomerf county.
100 NE.—On the 11th Instant, et hie reeldenoe, Wel
t street. west of William, Vi'eat Philadelphia, Hon.
Wm. P. Boone.
nue notion will be riven of' tho funeral.
BCII it IttlEft.-00 Tunuday afternoon, the 1 0 th 1 1 1-
'tent, Elissboth, wife of J. IL Sehriener.
The relatives and friends are invited to Miami the
funeral, from the residence of her husband, No. 911
North Fifteenth etreot, above Parlor, on Saturant
morning, nt 10 °Woe*. • •
m", y,—On Mouth instant, Mary Ann May. eted 49
yenta,
Her reletivos and frionda nun respertflilly invited to
Wend liar funeral train her brother's reatdonce, 1140
North Eleventh street, on Friday aftornoon, to 2
o'clock. ug,
PEINOUIL—On the 10th instant, Mr. Josoph Famous,
K7OO 60 ypn re.
Hie frionite. and those of the family, are invitee
to attend hie fuoo'al from his Into ros.enco, No. It 7
South Front street, on Friday afternoon, sr 2
o'clock. a
LIPTON.—On the 9th instant, Charlotte Upton, widow
o f the late John Upton. In the Blat year of her age.
Funornl from the "seldom.° ot her can, Amos L.
Upton. N0.7/8 North Tooth etroot, on Friday morning,
at Pi (I.olork,
TO'WHEL.—On the 10th instant, Ellen Towhol, aged
40 ream.
Funeral from the residence of hor brother-10 law.
John Gorman. Race street, weat of Eloventh,Nrie
(Thursdar ) morning, nt 9 o'clock.
MARBRALL.—On the 9th Instant, Moses D. Marshall,
in the 77th rear of his ago.
Funeral from hie late residence, Lnoust Arcot, west
of Twentieth. on Friday, 13t1), et 1 o'clock.
PF RIFF 17.R.—0n the 10th instant, Christian Pfeiffer,
tired 8 lame. I month, and 18 doss.
Funeral from the retidenoe of his parents. No. 1210
South Fourth street, corner of Redwood, this (Thurs
day) altornoon at o'clock.
ASITWORTIL—On the 9th instant, Samuel 0, Ash
wnrth. is the 90th year of his age
Funeral f'nm the residence of Mrs. Elsa M. Rote
le ad, No. /o 9 Julianne grant. second door attune Callow
hill. this (Thnrsdai t morning at to n'etook.
BRICK MAN.—On the loth instant,a
the 82J year of his ace.
Funeral front Ms late residence, No. 813 North Torah
trent on Friday afternoon. at o'clock.
MeEl,l7.oY.—On the 10th instant. Ellen MCF.Irof,
wifo of Paul McElroy, in OA lath year of her ace.
Funeral from her late melamine. No. 1813 Cfulwalrider
street. below Oxford, this (Thursday) morning, at 11.16
o'clonk.
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MON VFR.—On the 10th 'natant, Mill. Charlotte Mnn
yor• wife of Jahn Monyer, anti claughtor of Banfl Feria,
in the 23d your of her age.
Funeral from the reeldenoo of Aim. Fltzeheth Jack
eon, Hrty,look street, below Front, Wm( Thursday) afior..
n' lock
IM 2
ONNELL.—OR the 10th instant, Junee O'Connell,
in the anth near of kin ARO.
Funeral 6'l . hie late reenlenoe, No. 831 livannon
street. below ueen. nit Friday nfternoon t nt 1 o'elook2"
THORIITO. —Hrid,lonly, on the 10th
Thornton, in the 49th year of hie age.
Funeral from Ina late roeldenoe, nornor of Rath rind
William utreets.Ninetterith ward, on BundaY afternoon,
at ko'olook.
JOHNSON.—On thn 10th instant, Wm. H. Johnson, in
the 29th yen r of his ago.
Funorai from the residenoo of hie mother-in : law,
Mrs. M. Boyle, 1221 South Seventh street, Lolow Fedo
ra], thin (Thursday ?afternoon. at o'clock.
CRlPP9. 7 fiuddonly. on the Bth Inntant, Mai. Retiree%
Orions, relict of the Into John W. Crops, aged LO years.
Funeral from her Into residonto, '1 ainony road, this
(Thursiloy) afternoon, 12th, at 1 n &noir.
STOCK.—On the 9th Instant, Froderiok Stock, In thn
80th year of his age.
Funoral from his late residence. Nn. 407 Buttonwood
strent. thin ((Thursday / afternoon. n t 2 o'nlock. •
McDONOOOII.—On thn 9th instant, Mrs. Elizabeth
McDonough. aged 63 years, wife of the Into Michatt
Mc Donough.
.
Funeral from the residence of her non, 1221 F.levecth
street above ()mud avenue, this(Thursdap) mornilyr
at 10 o'clock.
MOURNING MOITSSELINES DELAINE,
75 CHNTEI.—BES9ON h 80N here reduced
10.000 yords of imported Bleak and White Moo/Wino
Deltune to only Id °eats.
MOURNINO PORE,
No. dOd CHESTNUT Street.
BLACK THIBET
Now In store, a full n.
bibet Long Shawl,. Also,
Merino, Senn Deohenee,
Velour Repe. Mou EBRsoBON ll no do
B &
did
OFFICE OF THE RELIANCE MAN
TUAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF PA
.l7;_. DIA. JaarranV 11, IMIt.
IM
Tito Direotors have this day declared a Dividend of
SIX PEA CENT. tie the Capital Stock of the CON-
Puny, and on the Certificates of Profits ontstandl-s, for
the year ending Deoember 31a1, 181 e, without define
lion for Ittote Tax, payohle in oseh to the fitookholders.
on and after the 16th met
Also. a Dividend of FIFTEEN PER CENT., Papa
hie pro Into on the Capital Stock and Premiums earned,
out of the profit' of the Company• for the year ondink
Deoomher Mat, 1801, for which Certificate. of Profits,
bearing interest, will he deli wired to the btoekholdorh,
and to tho insured entitled to rebelvo the awn, tinder
the provirions of the ehe nor. on and after the leth
No carttrtoata will ha issued far any 1413 aunt than tan
dollars, uor for any frietit , nal port of ono dollar. flame
loan than tee dollare, and not lota than one dollar, are
oreditott to the Unenrod on the balks of the Comnonr,
and if. within any period of ten years. said eredits
amount to ten dollar., certificates therefor will be w
aned.
• •
CortiScathe of Profits aro hello, equally with the
Carlini Stock, for theloeses end engareatents of the
Company, and may he oonvortod Into Capital Stock at
shy time, at the optlon of the holder.
Jal2--Gt M it INCat MAN. Secretory.
AT A MittITIN
BUTOS tho
1 t. 1060 pur ß
suant to publl
t Omen wero elected to titql.
TaaalDß'T•
Thomas Earl,
Vie); ya staS DINT a.
Jame J. Barclay,
S PXA •CRRR
.4eorpe w. Fwbet.
FECRIET4BY
AtOzaad.r Henry.
WinIIMM AN C RR
ng
,
John Farnum.
J o h n W. einahorn,
Henry Perking,
John M. (htdon,
filappon, ht. D.,
. ... . ,
(L 4l . OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
1 )ILAIALPIII.... Jnnunrf nt IWO
At kineetine.of the Itortrd ol Directors of the Amori•
can Fire Inagretece Company. hold tine dna, Mr.
THOMAS R. MARIS wn. elected Yreintent in Ilene of
George Abbott, Fag.. docanaed, And ALBERT C. I.
CRAWFOpD elected Secretory Inla of Ttiomne R.
BUM. restgued. JOHN'S. Lt.V7lB,
Jal2 St' Fecretery pro tem.
COUlti
,frr TV I P% PS: 4 lft ' 159 .81 1 ,frO t A I T/' l 6 l ( t )f r ii l'A N V .
Tne fifth thatalment of FIVE vLII4I per share on
the emitter stook of thor Coffman. , wil be due and pay
able on TUESDAY, tee 27rh day u Jenuary. at the
(Mira or T. 'r. 8.. ruinlit , Treasurer. No 112 SOUTiI
FOURTH Street. A. L. BONNAFFON,
.14124ta27 Secretary.
THE BANK, Pill.
DAI. A DELP H I . jANUARI WA —THE UN lON
N OF TENNFSSEE has declared a Dividend of
Fl VE FER CEN'Ftet) Mile to tho Eastern titockhold.
ere nt this Bank ON E D li.alAN D.
Dividend. not oohed fur in aft menthe will he re
turned to Nashville. B. D. Cf:/I%lEos'kt,
lat2-2t Cashier.
fr.. FAME INSURANCE COIIIPANY. NO.
U. 4 4013 CIIESTN lIT Street.
l'n ILA IJELPHI A. January lath. IMO.
At en election. bald on tlo 9th net. the lollowipc
gentlemen wore °looted to acne ac DIRLCTORS for
the onnume >ear :
Pronuel Wright, D, A. BirneY,
Wm. W, Walters, J. W. Everman,
Chee. It tehardeon, II Lewin, Jr..
Ooo . r i re A. Went, mo t, v. , Stout,
t.._ Wilnon Badie J , ear Moms,
Thomas 8. hlardn, Mangy II ern.
And. at a met tang of the Board ot Threctore, held this
tar, the following gontlow on wino unanimously elected
• • • OF„QM 1.: W. PAY, Prseidcnt.
JONATII AN J. SLOCUM, Vice President.
WM. I. ISLA Hecreteri•
ir-rTHY: ENTERPRISE Evavn.trwE
If&
COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA, January 10,
At the annual meeting of f tnekhnlders of thts Com
pany, held on cel, latmary. lAN, the (equating gentle.
mei:two° sleeted
Thrretore D f or
. t he ens
uing lean t
WILLIAM M o c ft EB iARR.
NAI,HRO FN AZi I- Ft,
JOHN M. ATWOOD.
BENJ. T. TREDICK.
Illf If HY Wll A R TON.
Idellt OH; I 1, DAMON,
(cows It. STUART.
011 N H. BROWN,
ANDREwD OARR.
J. I / ERRINOF.R.
A m o oting of the Sonrd of Dlreetera, held thie day,
P. RATORPORD sTAR It NY no appointed Plemidenr.
WHIM . CHARLES W. COXE•SeettlUirY.
OFFICE OF THE FAME INSURANCE
II
COMPANY, No. ans CIIERTNWP 81'.—The
&Card of llireotore have deviated a dividend of throe
par Gent., pat able on demand, out of the profile of the
company for the tact mix niontinl.
Jll At W. I. 111,ANCIIARD. ReJ'y.
MOFFICE I.IIILADELPIII A. AND
READINI.I RAILROAD JAWAN
At tlin Annual Meetinz 01 th,9 Btoukholdeqs of no
Phllndnlolna aril 110o..liogrtnilrond Contp‘ny , held Juno
ary D. lip. tho following gontloinou wore unantinuusly
elected Officers for Ido :
A. wiirrNl , S.
VICE PItr.PIDENT.
J. DUTTON NVIELE.
NUN AOHRB.
D U STEELE.
A. 1. Boltlr.
01 1 / 1 6. MACALV.STED.
WM. tiEl.l.,l,ftri.
ItOUT. K
CHAN. E. Nttl ITII.
TRE tSVRFA.
B. BRADFORD.
ISEcitRTART.
WM. 11. MoILUENNEY.
By order, Au.,
Jell lie W. 11. MoII,IIENNY, Reeretary.
1 TON, AND
I Y—Jnatrany 9, VW—At the nrinunt inselmr of
the Eltooliholdeis, held 'llllB DAY, the followin, per
ann. were unanimously elootmt Directors for the on
suing year:
Namued 91
Knnours Rolf n son.
Win. tapir:lnn liarage,
John A. Dunenn,
Jesse Dyne,
til l etf l on: l 6 il u r Ate,
ward Austin,
At a inneting_of the lleu
DAy, HAmUlil, M_. F.T. I
oil President, and ALFIINI
Tronsersr,
Jalo-Itt
IM. rill LADEIXIIIk CITY PAINE:WWII
RAILWAY COMPANY', Jan. D. leni.—At nn
Bleation held this day, the following gentlemen "min
duly eleoted (or one leer:
ra. OFFICE OP TOE CONSOI.IDATED
COAL OOMPANY, No. 3TI WALNUT Bireet.
VIIII,DKLPIIIit. Deo. 12, Psii.
The &linnet Meeting prltte ) Tockholta i of tlina Corn-
Mir 01%:`1. ) ,t,;11`. ITI) I
nt 1?) .., 1
,t 1 (.1, 'Pt' f W,": , 'il,':
Eleation of Oleoere to sierrithe onouiria pair, an d other
J. HENRY 81, OYP R,
Pu d t rattuatleWlt Ifeeretery.
IP:DIEECIIA.NTIF FUND.—TIDEArv,„.y..
tncerine of the 111ER011AN l'h' VN 80471E
i1l ho held on TUESDAk AFTER 00 , 17th In
stant, at 4 o'clock F. M.. at the Rooms o the Board 11
Trade. 003 CHEST UT Street. Tlo annual repoit will
be onhinitted. and an elect on held for ilfloors.
1610-(17 Tjtoo. V. BRADY, ElearetcrT.
Ire. A NOVELTY IN 111J11 1 1DInai
ONE CALCI;LATED TO TERNII
grfE_IN OUR YEA hB.— c an adjourned Meeting
the REV E 1 SE V ENTH ST. OEOIIG (.10INii AND LOA
SOCIETY, will 1,0 hold on ' UItSDAY EY rl , ll;si
the 12tbtrist., 7)6 o's.ock, at Kr. Ward's lintel, ,No. 6
OfililtitY tante, above Third, for the purpose of di.
FINK or the batanoe of Um stook. The cohstitution of
e sooiety te far euperioi to any of its prodecossor.,
ovine inoorpurated in it many valuable improvements
not found in any other building society. Six per cent,
interest on , y charged on the amount tuitually loaned,
which is reduced annually by deducting or allowing in
terest on Cho amount pau in on the etook, The Consti
tution and py-laws are now rend y for distnbutiou. Coll
and examine thein and for yourselves, k boxes is
n'YOTN VOLXM AR
---7 n• -• :- .--, .`4V1.1A1 ., S TILE USE Ul'
Y. REEhill, D. D., of lisltinions. h on this
4fi1 1 1 1 4 h :niriro ; a li t h frt ' r l re t t 4 , P . rorfrillsrA
t r t gb4.4l:4 B ,igtaidgVe "nta'14,`36614
MARRIED.
MED.
LONG SHAWLS.-.-
asortment of Lupin's lllaoft
Lupin's black Cashmeres.
Velvet Poplins. Tamerles.
Lames Isombasmes,
110 N. INourmoLdtore.
511,9 CT FHTNLIT Street.
'0 Oil TILE CONTRI.
nee of Rafage held January
le fled" the following
I) h the engem*. gOell--.VIIII
3olin RObt,thi.
Alexander Fullerton,
t±nnr<e M. Troutman,
t..P?rot.
E1M23321
•
Thmon4 L
N. 13 browns.
Tit:lrlgn • l, 116114,
and T Jonon.
• • •
Frodn rick A. Pakard,
Llaatan R. Smith.
niol L.. oilier,
ob P. in nee.
(burin H. Woodward.
JOHN WELSH,'
Heeratarr pro [Am
John C Groom°,
J. Cohen, Jr..
l'homin Kelso. •
F .on h=b i n r n n ( i ); . Donnell,
ti6nr.n
Tct of IdirootoTß, hold gnus
UN Ivo ulantinouely elect
lirmreNtnErii.and
/Gondar,.
L I : I' AM%.
111RefOR6.
iIIARI.O O_AAVULO.Y.
11AR AR tYtd PRit.
llU.'t M. CONSTI,L,
t. P . TAYLOR,
R. . NEFP,
20 HAIL C. ISOVI'FI,I,
JOB.. P. I OUOIMAIL
Otiairmsti of titookhoblere'Mee,in
rrZREV. U. GRATTAN GUINNESS WILL
erawh this week as fellows: I_4le (MONDAY)
NINO. 7h; o'clock, in Rev. W. C. Jahnstone
chuck. Frankford 'toad y alxwe Franklin; on WED.
rt ES DAY and PRlllai r..VENtNUS In Roy. Geo.
Chandler's Chu oh . Franklin avenne , above lialloYgt
stunt Land on ti Ttl PAD 4 , I ,TltlllO , Y Rnd b Per ,j)t
pAY Vt; 08, tti &oleo yin the Rev. Dr. /-
Ilea, Broad, Inn Spruao street. .169-at•
lIMISE OF ItEFVOE.—TILE ANNUAL,
MEETING of the Contiolndore to the House of
o uge will he hold on WEDKEBI) A Y next, at 4
o'o ook,l'. M., a No. 109 North TNNTII Street, above
The Arch etreet.
Annual Report of the Board of Malinger.; will
be nuhroilied, and no election will be held for °Mears
and Managers to serve for the ensiling_ Yoe'.
ALEXANDER. HENRY.
lileoretnrf Rome of Refuge.
rnitAnztent.t, January a, PM. ind.famw4t
the WILL BE MADE FOR
Wino) ,o , p enowal building .orip N 0.742, Merann.tlo
whirl, MI been lost or mislaid. lato-31•
rrr (3OSI I I IOI4IIVIKALTiI INSURANOE COM
PANY 0 F 1 ENNSVINANt t.
"Iliv•frox, (.: 0 1.11.10NIVIlel.TII DUILDIOO.
o, 813 CllllaitlllT EITERBto
lilladelsurt, January 4, 1800,
At an aleotion held January 3d, the toliewlng 06111611
Spiltlfkrilelliv.re °limn Dirwora 01 $.711 ren_pan7 (or
tile 41131111ng 'eat t DAVID JA iD. ,JJ..
tHN M. w l vALD,
LAMAS
Lt.:Wpl, Jr
110111A8 W. 1 , ,VA118 1
111 0M A$ FIeTEWA It I',
JOHNhi. B rLiot,
~ ,D WARD . K 1.711"illT,
OLIN K. WA1.41.42,
HTEI'IIIOI CtAILTEB,
(INA 10,FS 1,. PAbCAM,.
And at" wonting of the Board et Dareetnro, held thlo
day, the following were nhosPn 4 .llinf,re of the eon.ipa,
DAVID JA yNli M. D.. frecdent.
JOIE Iti. WRII. Vies Prea,dent.
NA lIIIEL N. M OON, dee retltrY• Jae et
Lr r liiiL T DlßPo k i; F illir O iI , a;N T ,WII e., B OVAI:
ATItEla PASSPNUER BMLWAY COMPANY.
hood •anunry 9, Iwo the Torowinr were sleeted as
President and 'ooters l'or the year ensuing:
President.
OO
THOMAH L. WLSTON.
James Cooper, Directors.
ohn Ely,
Harry Connelly, il . ~. Air r our,
Andrew Melinda, H. .1. Mogarree.
Henry 14. Andrews, Wm 11. Sowers
1,. Johnson, 31Ont.liSISIratf:
James Macen
gp e j , % ,ng ids th oleM rd i'o e l s r,s7 l , e :t i l n ii . 1 1 1 41 1 .4 / a
luny°, I Secretary. jale-St
r" - r• OFFICE OP THE PENNSYLVANIA
A4(IO 3 IpANI - EON3.O,I3URANCL: ON LIVES '
) OfIAN'IINO AN NUITI
I'SI.LAIn.I.I•IIIA January 2,1300.
The annual meeting of the trmcklmide re of thter Quin-
Pans will rake Once at their office, 301 WALNUT St."
on MONOA Mentionant. at 12 o'clock 111., anti dude-
rune tirn3 will be held fur thirteen tor for the ensuing year.
jai -let' WILLIAM 13 HILL. Aetneri,_
N 0 T I 4'; E -THE tin, FON!. OF TIL E
'l44B d l3.73lll" 7 lll 4 l6 l l . 4l r r eetl i k . M :ll ;l 9 u . . 6 l l l : a n ika l' r l ;
13, lea/ will ho nui oft preaentation at the 011ie° of the
Company, 423 WALNUT Street. on emirate'. that date.
HARRY CONNELLY.
ditLatuSeth Uala Treasurer.
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of ANNE 0, P. CHEW. lixeoutrix.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, tattle,
and Adj u st the ammunt of Anne II I . Chew, Emma-
Ln3 or the last will 01 slid William W. Chow, decieNsed
and to make distribution of the balance to the hands
of the accountant, will meet the parties interested for
the parpose of his appointment. an MON DAS January
13,J. 11(0, at 4 o'illook P. Al., at Ins office, No. 311 Bondi
FIFTH Minot, in the eta of Philadelphia,
a . J•112-theta-Ot JOHN O. 1111.1c,N, Auditor.
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
4-4 PARIS CHINTZES, 25 cents.
cuRWEN STODDART & ➢ROT!! Ell,
414, 03, ant 04 North SECOND !Strout,
Willow.
P INK AND BLUE FRENCH PLAID
CLOAKINGH.
4., UR WEN EITODIVART Sc. BROTHER,
40,462, and 414 /North SECOND Ctroet,
above Willow.
STELLA SHAWLS,
BROCHE BORDERS
Or mild eAtirOl c c , l o va it nd
CUR wvetfro Dimity st. BROTIIER,
gO, Bud Votth SEC..N.I) !Vet,
fall 41 •bore V.
9 - 8 PILLOW CASE LINEN'S,
Onty94l Dents NT int& .
01. 1 RWE Of LI) D DART & 13RQTILER.
ta3, tind is/ North BECONU t.lrent.
1512-21 above Willow
CAUTIONIII
O. FRILLIVI.
lineLE AGENT FOR
JO9EPII J. LEVY'S URFA. I'ENJ,
Hereby petition. that 0 1: are genuine without his
elymature being attuned to erten ton; ano that he will
hotel every vendor responsible fipr the ociunierfait4l2-2t.
THE NEWEST IMPROVEMENTS ARE
-IL constantly Intrcalteti makinc Photographs and
Atoto, st ree t s
,t REIM . 'tEB Yhotogra halo
uvr4 D abovo It
MILLINERY GOODS.
F OR
/ EVENING PARTIES
BRRTRAR,
CAPER, SETH,
SLEEVES, Eta CUFFS,
In Real Lacs, Crape, Illuirieur
Blond and Inatallou,
in great vartetloa, of th•
NB WEST STYLES.
ALso,
4.4, 6.4, 8.4, 0.4, 10.4 ILLUSION,
TARLATANS, CRAPES, 40.,
Mueh below the mei Mem
WARBURTON'S.
1004 CHESTNUT Street, above Tenth Street,
300 South BECOIsiD Street, bolow Spruce
.W24l'
DRY.GOODS JOBBERS.
I C. HOWE & CO.,
No. 240 MARKET STREET,
PRILADRLPIIIA,
Offer to the ',Abuts and Clothing Trade
d. T.SBAORAYR ft CO.'S GRANITE MILL,
BRADFORD, TAFT, do 00.'S
DLACKSTONR MILL,
IiLM.STREET, MILLBURY,
MERRIMACK, MILLFORD,
And venous others of the choicest and most desirable
=ken of Ammon PLAIN AND FANCY CASSI
MERRIL Also, a lino of very oboioo high-lustrod
BLACK DOESKINS, Colored and White CORSET
JEANS, Bleached and BIM fiIiKRTINDS, SHIRT
INDS, and DRILLS.
J. C. HOWE & CO.
Are also Agents of the
MANCHESTER PRINT WORKS,
And offer the various goads produced by this Company
DE LAIRDS, OHALLIES, OPERA CLOTHS,
PRINTS, Ac., Ac.
Jo6-thstulta
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
RETURN OF THE NORTHERN AS
RI/RANCE COMPANY OF LONDON on the
thirty-brat day of January, 13 0:
FIR9T. Capital stock• .• • . . e 6,209 BCo Mof shares o f sto c k cu b
scribed for...'
... • 62,403
Amt. of assessments or Instal
ment,' on Muck. Paid in.
oleh £1 or 65 per share .62,403
--- 313,015 03
BECOND• The value, or as near Re PM be,
of the Real Estate hold by the
Coil pony . .. • . 44
Amount of Cash on hand . 3Ma 27
Amount of Cash deposited in Dl4. 72,241 31
Amount of Cash in hands of
Cl , eiltS and Branch Eitel,-
shmonts, and in course of
transmission 117,064 25
Amount of loans secured by
Bonds and Mortza.tes, non
idltuting the lien on Real
Estate, on which there is less
then one year's interest due
and mem • ...... 012,02 06
Amount of loans on whinh in
terest hen not been paid
wii bin one year.... 37,017 ill
Amount of Stocke owned by the
Camio:iv—. .... . ... . 541,111 44
Amount of Stooks and other In
vestment, held by the Co.,
as collateral seourity Inc
loans .
840,96! a
THIRD. Aleionnt of tneCirome for !Oriel
Which me In gait, or contest-
ed hl the Company....... None.
Amount of Lonacs during the
. ..uring the
flat, %Och have been paid,
(Fir. and . Li . 356.333 03
Ainnuot of
E:==l
-...- 913Wi vitriol hare not 't4erk
settled , 118.601 45
Amount of ulvldeude deumen 7s ,46T 51
Amount of Div:dende doelared:
due and unpaid—. . 3,194 19
Amulet of all orliter,ezieti,
./g filleting
claims a keno t the Company,
r.,,ontee!oe or,other.wis . l, °CHU
...
Piro duty due to ()ovum
meet and unelanned
donde.. ..... 30,771 Cl
POCIITU. Amount o f qua, Premiums re.
CelVetttk ire and Jae) f 01.156 05
Amount of intert.lllonny re.
oetved from the laieetmonte
or the Company...
Amount of 'norm., or s the . Co . rn • - • .6.345
Amount pany of
frorp any other sourer.. 4337 153
1404.101 paid durmr
the year, which etteurr
prior to the y ear. MAI) ea
Amount yeid end owing for Ro
tpurance Premium.. end of
Return Yrenuurne, whether,,
Amoun
dt
ol td oreniaidende deoiaren.. 119.11)
end paid dun ne the year .12,801 0,1
Amount or lse 'ruse' rod during
ye n a:ro , n o e . 'uding missions
8a..614 `, ..cmg, n r and
173,44 r
Hewing oomplted with th o Law or eanneylvennt thut
Company Ie prepared to eefeet Ineuranee on Budd:nes
rtGontania moderet , rates of premium
an ietT LOSSk 8 PAID AT TIM.. OP A iIJUSTMENT
WITHOUT REFoliErrfek, TO LOND ON.
Offroa In the new I.pild,rif of the RILADELPHIA.
BANK. No. 426 CBES - Orli Btreet, bilatjalphin.
Jal2-ihetu-lit
(gTATENIENT OF THE BUSINESS OF
THIS' ORRATIWERTERN INSURANCE AND
TRUeT COMPANY, for the eear ending January let,
184:
Author ed 8600 WO 00
Ce.dtal wild ln . .
. 245100 O.)
Plow utna lor thafiratalx. inoniha of the tear. 592.53
the;
" " • JOAO en
Piro Prermeine during, the year— ..868,73.5 11
Alarm, l'reunume dorms the year,
tmostl7 yargo and f 23,015 VT
e93,E01 OS
Rents (Great NVestern
above expenses as estimated fur
Company's cf6oe rent)..— 4 MU 42
911.ra0
LOSSES DT'lttla TEIE VICAR
5a vi 3 ➢i
. .......... . 44
1167,90 M
/MET!
Reel Estate. (¢bove I nou mbri gots) ..... SOLOGO 0
Bonds end 14070w/hi first ...... Ltd 73d 31
Bill. rooolvdblo. c•- •• • tr7.7G513
Amount doe Ly indii iduals and corpora
co.eh on hand, in hank, and in %oats' handl 4t4 So 3
Vinod furu4titro
.$,2,6.1ar oe
\ LAST M. lale.
Thy Beard of Direntorn hare tins day. declared s Divi
dend of iiIX IlElt CENT. ma the Cash stock of the
Company. payable on demand.
CH se. C. LATHROP. Preendect.
I. IIAZI.EIII.7IIbT. Soilc;ter. por. tf
IIAAIE INSURANCE COMPANY. NO.
40.1 CHESTNUT Street, PHILADELPHIA.
INCORPORATED APRIL .. I,U, fly THE STATE OF
11.3NNSYLVANIA.
CONFINED TO FIRE AND INLAND RISKS
DIRYCToRs
Samuel Wright. 11. B. Ranee,
W. W. Walters, J. W. Even:win,
Chat'. Itiebardson, Henry be ii, Jr.,
De , A. West. Jacob W. !Rout.
Wagon. Dania, bran Morris,
''lion. S. Mroftlti, :Denim, Stern.
OI,OROF. W. DAY, Prerodent.
JONATHAN .1. SLOCUM. Vlos
J. BLANC:HA RD. liecretary. jail -a
14 -I ACIIANGE INSURANCE COMPANY
LLA —Office No. t 44 BOOTIE FOURTH, abose Walnut
SHeet
FIRE INSURANCE on Houses and Merobandiee
greerollr. on favorable terms, either limit, d or per-
retool.
In INSURANCE to nil part, alto I:niou.
Low. promptly poll nqd linorally adivaied
HIRECTUFW.
Jeremiah Etonian, Jotm Q. Ginned."'
PVITIAII .1 Duntan. Jacob H. Lex,
li. C. Halo B. M Hold pahead.
Jandtrisn. Edward iv. David,
John B. Morris. John MeDowelt. Jr.
JRREMIAII IJUNSALL, Fr mild!) t.
Enw kno IV. DAVID, , CieftliftrY la's-tuthely
T HE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
OOMPANY OF NEW YORK.
Ala;
Rl[ MILLIONS UP DOLLARS.
iNvEarzu FIRALMOTIVILIaB RKAL.
WORTH OVER 813,10),m0.
The premium, ere r °wen than in many other °MEd ,
hies, and the IMidende have been .ILXATER.
This
t is atnOtif 3/7.TUAL. Gornpen_y.
tookholdent, LL
that A TILE AMA. co
/JELONU To THIS INOTISID.
Painplilets, and every information, mar be had
aß►7le, on appboation to
S. IV. oorne;
PHILADELPHIA REPEEENCESt
'tihomer Robins, John Welsh.
ordetrni L Dawson, ( terse H. Stuatt.
sorsa M. &mud, IL e, . Whalen.
olin it Myers.
W J._Fisher Learning.
oseph Patterson, illiam C. Ludwig.
hn M. Atwood. Arthur .s. Coffin.
V o iotints H. Powers. hnorger W. Toland,
It McKee, 2 hos. Wntta..l.. t.23.lstf•
BONUS TO TILE INSURED.—THE Gl
twin LirFINH:pANchANirITI. AND
TRUST COMPANY OF I MLA 'LI' lA. XCII:l•
JEW.. . .
• - .
AN the petiod of five ;sate tote tnnlipired since the
last Bonus wee porde. the Company have daolarrd on
additional one. BONUS No. S, to the Insured tor ate. ce
all Ponoire in force, which were mined prior to January
1, 1037. Time, a roller issued in Itlel, hi this Bonus has
116 added to the sum insured for each ti,co); those
Issued tn IRO, have ADO added ; tease issued in !Mt,
wall us all rolimes which partini rated in the toot Boone,
that of December, VAC have $76 added for each 91,01. th
&ch. An. Luxor and smeller sums r.rtiotp.ste bee
il
proportions.without foluing any increase futh•Sihatleitl
Preintum t he pout to the corn pun w •
A toile therefore, of 81 ter). issued In IC3d, is
Moraine,' br this and fencer Bonuses to sl,siV ; po•
boa of 8 1 6 000 iainereesed to $7060. or one of 810 OM is
ineroased to 514 000. WIIICh will he paid when it become
a claim
, t c , i , L titrath, instead of the St OW. $6 MO, or $lO,-
OW. ort insured; imam issued 111 10.17 are to
Breese ffroot $l.OO to $1,373; those of 15.4$ are in ,
orraeeri to 81,A00, rte.
In ddition h, winch. on all the above named Pubeies
on w ,011 a future annual premium eball be pm d , and on
allether Life Polmies after they .101 have stood thlee
years, end 01,11 because demon • witlitri the neat aye
rime, there will be mud a further norms for every
auptt meintum in the same rations that now declared.
By order of the board , Tues. 5.11)0 WAY, Precedent.
Lout; F. hum.. Aotuary.
oeember 31,1651.
FARMS FOR SALE, ranging from 20 to
ILO pores, In good lomlitior, on easy terms,
PAR NIS for rant, (rpm joitoror Upwards,
lIANDSOLIE COTTAUES nod DWELI,IsIatI for
main or root. Apply to R. It. CORION,
tin NVITIMOIOII,IOIIII4.
CALUIITTA TWINE.—Just reek - iced, a
superior lot or C.o..mts. Twins! mid for try
WF„4.VER. FITLKII,t CO..
d 2,1 33 N. Water .t. and IS w barrel.
I3EPPER.—An invoice received. and fo
A We by WETHERILL & BROMER.
till Nott. 47 And 42 Math NECON hitre4t.
MESS bIAOKEREL—A fine invoice of
bb 10., hill e.,knd knit Nev 7 ri fe
floe. AlsO,k.matl 10t 01 Mifaziiirhp. r
ni More and for sate by J. TA r Y & CO.
112 And 124 H IA All .1.
kt -- 6 - TIOI,7SE MOLASSES.-160 hhds.,
t"r".Zandbar"lj.lriit'a 411 AM
en VTVVI A Pltmat
OIL CITRONELLA—For sale by
WF.I RETI ILL & BRAIIER;
1n947 4,141 Nnrth !477.410N Serwat.
NEW CROP NEW ORLEANS SUGAR
JA pl A t'Ail ArAT' WTI; u s 7; re'e fur "I
REFINED SUGAR.-500 bbls. crushed,
ocar ie, and fine fpulvetjud A eon* andyellnir
Bttg9.r.., for sale by JAMES ONAHAM & CO., LET!
titrent. in 9
ii h (13. dry attlt Shout
'
don,, Juot resolved sod for sale by C. C. SADLER
het). dgflif Rtrord.ll.l door &kW. Frnnt Je7
YO .—Primeretailing Charleston
XL
for sale by JAMES URA AMA 00., LETIOC
!Stmt.
'WANTED—An active PARTNER, With
v v from 85 000 to 814 0 capital. in the Wholer&
Millinery Manufaettinna niwinese with a penioakav!ng
an cannily* Ottablubed trade already, and poseeutng
all the experience and &pennon. reenieitg. &wl
dra.ta. nth rea l game, to Manntiaturer, x tend
Poet Office. Isl2-si.
S2SOV ASH AND PARTNER
,
wanted to join she advertiser in a
rriantuteturing business in New York that is safe and
amain tO TOl3llllO dpeodi farrow,. 14 in•noed.sful
pPerdtifql in this Oltr. and can be seen by addressing
'Now York, ' this office. Is•
WANTED.—A Young Man to Assist in
in the Malting room of a Sobbing Rowe. Alia,
a Ind from le to 18 earn of ego, to learn theralinnesn•
Addrein MARKET 81 . .. this Mee.ll-31"
BOOKKEEPER WANTED.—A person
fully oom patent to t aka charge of the books of a
Railroad Company. Address, for three lays, box No.
Phila4elPhia , Pat (Alias, stating re assocs. and
salary. ran St"
A UWIPETENT IiOUSEKEEPER wants
a situation, who is a complete needle-womao ;
elty reference Pram har former emyloyars. Inquire 1.0. r
on, week, at thee. W. writer of I ta. TII and e. rit u
UA h Stree Ja7-stuth3t*
83 , 00R— te t itr G! , !s a TTj a !!ti g N omifi 0 ,,,, F tion I!.1 1;
d r Ocroul of eatersnronto s
( with bullion, where
his dudes would he light. (with the above sum.) where
PVO th:nz proved ritisfactory. EeSerenoe regiired,ne
well as given. Address" B. W. ti. Pre.% °Moe.
d6•tuth.l6t`
VVANTED—In a Market street Store,
an notlye, energetto young man as inlmman.
Quo who con oommand n Sig-months undo. Addrou
DRY UrO ,at Press office. Jab-12t•
FOR SALE AND TO LET
port SALE, CHEAP-72 FEET IRON
RAILING, auitelo for oour Wig-house or °amatory
',ate. Al., a lot of Shelvlng. Ivo:mire at 1 1 22 CLEF ST-
N UP streat. tt•
TO LET—A Chestnut-street Store, (No.
me) Insure of Y. D. I\IYERk3, Pic. DS Booth
Seventh street.
%IWO SUMS OF $5,000 EACH, AND
9 2 ,01!0.$ 2 ,0 1 )0, to loan on Tow . achol c ettLEroterx v,
lalD-3t. 2H
&lath THIRD Street
TO RENT—Three stores, S3OO per
-8-an
num. Apply to C. CARRELL. GER 4,NTOWN
E .L oad, above Illth Street. Jar-6t'
Ti) RENT—A large third story room,
40 be 45 feet. tip 2l4 to C. CARRELL, OEIII9I N.
TOWN Road. above Fifth street. 14-at.
10 PER CENT.—We have for sale paper
paying. 10 per cent. per annufn, seaved by deed
of trust upon wet-class property in St. Lome. The at
ton tion of capitalists demon c investments is inci
ted. ' BAKER. WESCOTT & CO.,
d7-1m If 17 South THIRD Street.
110USEi TAVERNS, and STORES.
MI Real Estate of every deecri eEstateE tion. for sale or tO
rent. Rea l Apply to MAX HWS Ascot ,
N 0.277 North SECOND Street.
In L. Toorny k. Co.'. Seed Hors.
All Were will be promptly attended to. Epyttota,
French, end German spoken. ColJeotor of Ground
KOWA. 2118.314
rpo LET.—The second floor of the New
A. Store, No. nt. MARKET Street, wef muted for
Cominiseion or Jobbing business. Rent low to s ant
table tenant. IsT-etute 3t'
IA Olt SALE—A Valuable Lot of Ground,
148 feet by 11Xl, three fronts, water and ran laid on
One front ; suitable for si churob or factory. it re •illar
ted in the Bouthweetern keit of the oily, in tantdly im
mortal( peighbortiond. Terme easy. Address, for pay
tionlare." J. K.." office of this paper. nottf
ROHR & DAVIS WASHING-MACHINE
for sale by PLOWMAN & McBRIDE. Manufao•
furors. '1 HTRAWI3ERRY boast. Pkuladelphin-
By this machine a week's week of an ord inary -used
family one be done before breakfast. lite eduaf in es
parto' to four women, and .eves at !Put t° per cent. in
wear and tear. Hundred' of them are now in nee. and
the demend continuing..
Call and ovum no for yourselves.
County rights for sale oa reasonable terms. Prieto(
manlnna 810, up to *l5.
PLOWMAN & BRIDE.
Ja2.4m• BTRAW.BMIRY Stmt.
BOARDING.
BOARDING.—FINE LARGE ROOM, ON
second Roo/ and one on first ffoor, at 16368PRtCE
street. Jet2st'
A PLEASANT CHAMBER ON THE
third floor vacant, vith board, at No. lan WAL
NUT St•oet. 1 , 110 et•
BARDING.—A Very Fine Suite of
two or three entronualoatiag room,. on aecor.d
floor with or antr.out private table. Adilteda, ROO 08.
Ann tuthetfebl Boa 2ti9, Ybtlu. P 0.
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST—A CERTIF lOATE of two shim
r stock (No. 3:9) oa the Coneolalotion Hank,
Ph ilidelph tn. WILLIAM LOWREY.
Columbus Deo 29, 18.19. d2.2-the
EDUCATIONAL.
YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE, (WITH
Frtmary and Secondary' Department attaohed4
Pouthaast corner of DI LLW YN and ORE EN Streets.
For Circulai • apply at the School.
E. ettXtll),N, Principal.
Entrance on DILLWYN Street. Jais•lin•
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.—S.
13E101 AN ties Vise del suocieted 'with
HENRY ItITZINtsER. The Niemen will heruefter be
oundunted under the name end ety ie of
S. nILBERMAN k CO.
Pluinde!phut, Jan. N. 256%)
LIMITED PARTNERSIIIP.—NOTICF
ta HEREBY GIVEN. That the Subscribers
have to. med and entered into a Limited Partnership
uuder the pruVnnons of the Lairs of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania.
1 bet the name of the finn or partnership ts W tlViam
D. Edson. and the general nature of the business the
Nlanufactnre and Sale of Hoots end Shoes. That Wil
liam D. Edson is the General Partner. and John Penn
dere and Macpherson Saunders ere the Special Pert
nom. all reeidinn in the City of Philadelphia.. The
ciapttsv ta cash contributed be the Special Partners te
Ten 'Pheusand Dollars, each contribution Else hou
send Oilers. The l'arti.eralup commences this TENTH
DAY OP JANUARY. IsAt, and is to terminate DS
CEMBER 31,13d1.
WILLIAM D. EDSON.
General Partner.
JOHN SAUNDERS.
sinur HERSON SA L'N DEES,
Special Partners.
January lUth. kph).
6105,651 60
THE FIRM OF S. D. EDSON & CO. RAF
a
been dissolved by mutual content. WILLIAM P.
EDSON will tattle up the him arra of the old him. The
bust iene of the hlanufacture and Sale at tknota and Shoes
p, 011,e poomesed at No. IP North YOL'E. 111 Street. b.
WIt.LIA,SI I). P ()SON, under a Limited Pa_rinerehip
thrit day formed tetwren rum and JOHN SAL;NLEIth
and AIACSHERtiON SAUNI)b.NS.
SARAH Y. EDSON
WILLIAM D. EDSbN.
January Lath. la 4. rall lm
C" P A It TN ERSHIP NoTlCE.—Robert
Billet Lew this day asaomated with him his son
NoL•rc 8u5c...1, The sme! h•rrefler be cos
14.et , d undeir the firm of H. BUST .k.
)sll3t•
OF PARTNER:IIIIY.-
I—/ 'rho parttiership lierstofors Pludyni un4et th e
firm cd N V . 814.xnti.8., Jr.. k CO. Is tL. dey du
1...1yed try mutual ormytmt. wrn. IdpOolit. Jr., is "lone
.I+tb.ris.dt...in in Its:ll6'ms,
Id. SPOONER. Ja.,
I. I. STAIJIGER.
Unary 10,1..160. jall-41'
CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c.
ESTABLISHED 1760.
PX . T.P.R LORI LLARIDO.
SNUFF & TOBACCO MAUFACTURER,
- - - -
- -
In and IS CHAMBERS STREET,
Formotly 4.1 Chatham street, New York.)
Would eel the erpeetal atteutron Orocert ant!
Drug:tete to Me removal, and slao the artlolte of he
masuf acture, :
BROWN /I CRP.
M.trahot r bevy - on,
to Ratner.
4 , 911
006 r. R W.,
AutertelnOentlonvin, Cogenhageto
YELLOW SNUFF.
Seotah, t reah Scotch.
Hirt Tout Sootoh. InahHt.th T ont.
r a3h ROO 01 DOW4i3D i tai oo. or LIDA) riT)l.
•moittoa. risc ccr caewlvo. assoitNO
N. 1, P. A. L.. or plan. Bt. Jaz°.
tiq, 2. enverolish, or sweet, dracLigi,
No.. A. 2. rnii'd,t.weet Scented Utirio.:o tjullif.or
Fo4I er.vartAtsh. Fuse Talltsb
Clreulnr of Prided will to &outcti.ppllcktiort.
N. B.—Sole the new nrt.ieie of 2.re.A rioo<qh thma
Which Will tW found o oupersor article for dippli a ntit
.
wee,
ZNVISSLER
115 NORTH MED STILEST,
gave Cor solo &large supply of
CIGARS
I I=
HAVANA BRANDS
TOBACCO, SNUFF, PIPES, he.
AORNTS FOR O,tIL a Ali,
GERMAN IntOKINU TOBAIIOO AND OPAL .
0n24-3al
JOB PRINTING.
/FIE NEW JOB PRINTLNO OFFICE
Of
"THE PRESS"
prepated to elecate nerly,chesply ezps4adoway
IVIIIT 911199171193 97
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL TRINTINI,
PA 1.171/LETP.
PAPER /1001[5.
BLANKS OF EVERY DISORIPTION.
POSTERM.
friorlat tor AUCTIONIMRS, LAWYERS,
MERciLLYN, IkUNUFACTURERB.
ILLECEIA:4ICB, RAIIIO3,
RAIIROAD AND irinutiNca
NEL All orient left at. the Publication Vllsoe of Da
Prete, No. Oaf CTITEsTnT STREET, dal be promptly
heeded to. Jele-tif
I I EI,I S. Strapped and Loose;
t . s , Toot loxee, Cietprrs. ttmte,, and trvete Biceps
roll n, „r
80. N. 3. CO..
Jag dt• El 9 mama. r et.. itopoeita Dereittur.
bbls. Nos. 1,2, and 3
ltl Mackerel, in anwrted Orteinetlackseel, of the
for rile by C. C. MADLEIt & CO., itticH
treat. °) door nlrwe Front. dal
B RICK -MAKING
MACillNESwhiichtem•
r the slay, d
«'k nd Ono er day, Brink Frets's.
fo o, nlnnitinel. Clay heel, Clay Spades. nod rtatinee
ir 1.6,1 K 111,1,11.; C.
KNELL B, IiERMANTuIrN
tond. above Filth west. inrdni
ILLCOX OWNS' N 1V LNG MA
clikNE.—Thts. AJ MDT:J . ; fglea , jo :
WHIM ". F" R&L
WANTS.
01A.OULARB,
BILL MEADS
ItAtIDDILLB.
COMI'd4NIER3.
AKUSEMENTs.
WALNUT-STREET THEATRE.
Pole Lessee- lam-I& A. GARR
Mrli ?W.
lea Y*
T. EA v u
Medea, Matadi, Heron - Innate Mrs. H. A. peat :q
Ja.nn. r. L. B. Shewele
To conclude ernli
nrE sAconrrE.
Sir Rieder(' Wrougtiton, Mr. Diatom LAIT
ford. Mi. Mary
Ifi.Prices as utuat.
Beats secured wlthont extr annl.
I,lW:l=n clock
; Performance to 000100200
WHEATLEY CLARKE'S ARCH
TEIREcATurat EiTENTNI3. ha. U.
Mr. Petalled',
EVERY r BUI Twh2j FRIEND.
.• , I.v•
T ER KIN S.
Peter Weigh., 11 PE 1
rs. Wlr L oe. Adams, Sir. Ni
vea; N ioodero as Crorrqo Mr. Clarke.
Beets or YaiczE—Admisar;on. re eemtsi &wand
Beata in Druz Circle. MS cents ; Parsuet. Mts.
Doors open at half Past 6 o' clock ; perionnsnoss to
oommenoe at 7 o'clock p.e.i,ely.
DAN RICE'S GREAT SHOW.
NATIONAL THEATRE. WALNUT Bt., above
Eighth. D. MoLeran, sole proprietor.
Doom open at dX o'clock. Performance to oommencie
at 7/4
SUPERB ARRAY OF ATTOArTTIONo .
THIS tT gi:R.sDAY, EVENING ; Jan. re
THE POUR QVAR FEES. OF TH OLA.LeR
Laat week of the trianaement of the Veteran Ake,
HERR CURE.
Fourth Night of the side-sp biting . extravaganza of
WM. BUTTON% Esq.
DAN RICE.
The primal American Humorist. will apraar In hia
Perio- Comm. semi Philosophical Oration, he.
The Entire Compans will appear are nailed wsprobn•
Of HORSEMANSHIP AND tl, KNASTIII SKILL.
DAN 'S PEI S.
Mr. 'Whitby will introct R
uasICEMNABI R 0 UMW.
THE OY.
ZEPHYR Ar•D COPAL
HARMONIA SACRED MUSIC
SOCIETY.
A CARD.
ORATORIO OF THE: SEASONS.
Tha Dirsotera anr,oupoe the eroductiou of the splendid
ORATORIO OF THE SEASONS.
ydn.
Oh FRIDAY E4.Nl a fiG Jenntry 13.
AT THE MUcICAL FUND ND
Greet sere. labor time, and expense here been used
to bring this beautiful composition lefore their ri lends
and the Poulin In the best manner, and the bolonarts
ars entrusted to Ircil-knowip harins the re
tainedvoi sal ability. The Choruses sill Ss ana
by the BAR mfintie members. largely increased
in numbers and effimenos, assisted with a fill end Dour
said ORCHESTRA. from the MUSICAL FUND sad
GERSIANIA. °get - IEBI4AS. Al! oder the tibia
leadershipol LPOPOI D
MEIGNEN, Mu,. roe.
TICKETd FIFTY .*:14 . 11.
Subscriptions, at THHEE DOLLARS guts, wilt
I 0 received at Berk it Lalrtoo'.. ontner of &Instil
and chestnut stleets, for the Three Coneerta
Society. Janb Tt
SANDERSON'S EXHIBITION MAMA
CHESTNUT Street near Sixth.
THIODUN'S THI• AT m E OP ARTS.
THIS hVENING,
Will be offered the Collaring elegant scenes r The Port
of Genoa Wallington and hat Genera's, are truly IS-
Presented.
NAPOLEON CROSSING THE ALPS.
In which in Moinnt Ftrures are represented-4n
rather with a life-lite fewer the General gad us Mar
shals . The emit on its 31arch.
MONKS
to
MT. ST. BERNARD.
After 'which the ternfio scene of the Storm at Sea.
The exhantion ternonatint with the model vivre
the monster eteannou P. the Great Eastern.
Afternoon performances on Wednesday and Fatuity.
ickets, 25 cents. Children. 15 cents.
Doors open at 7. To commence at S. ja2-2w
CARL WoLlitHili AND CARL
HutiPi
bTOCII'S
SECOND CLASSICAL SOIREE
wilt take rime on
THURSDAY Mk of InnuArr.
at the
FOYER OF THE AC sDEMY OP MUM.
For pros osmosis and particulars, call at the Mtisis
Stores. Slush, Tickets One Dollar. Can he had on the
essenior at the door. SubsortGers era requested to show
their tickets. tail St
cDUIsi GAILTII2,S--A.mi/C
II above SECOND.
Glad T 1.. TO-NIGHT.
310THER (.700SE
Oa. THT
GaLDEN EGG.
with 11. !AA of characters not to Ist flunaol tit
country.
........ ...... A. M. Es evades.
=OOll lir natt,
g=l l ll ..
• •
Dumb Boy
3.lucicoin
ch
EA • AS whi A POST
Billy-Taasse,
Linn.
DANCING AND IIYGL O.'" '
WILI,L RR At: the Cmp teo R r., -
111 , NODITED
IttREretIESIBLE CoNFLICT.
riIEMPLE OF WONDERS,
- 11 - Northeast corner of TENTH and HIULECTNHT
Streets. Unlit and Novel Attraction.
HAPPY NEW Y FAR !
SIGNOR BLITZ.
The wonderful 51asichin and VentriloeideL
HiHIBITION EVERY EVKNING BURR/ nal
WEER.
Commencing at 7g o'elock. and on WriDNES T A
and tilisT UR BAY AFTER:We:INS at & The eele
Automaton Rope VIMICST, 006 of the Xsatalt pe en a
Meobanzem ever eX hibitod t via appear la every askibi
ton. and yerfortn his astonishing Re-U.
Admoonon Zs oonfa. Children ISeepu. atl4l
THE CELEBRATED PAINTING,
PARISINA,
LARD
vult
LUCY'S PRIE PICTURE',
THE PILG.IIII FATHEAN
and Ig :Kc ;0 1 I II? , D e Rl7 - 8 B at
SL D L E 4413 4t F TF tb AHL/T t :ON.
RT&
Open from 11 A...31.t0 6 Y. 31.
AdmfArion 23 cents.
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY Or TIM
FINE A RTS,
cpi UT:I - M STREET.
Is QPEN DAILY Minders ezneptsd.) from
till 6 r. F.M.
Weatel--112 Tenth winos of " Cilde Mamas
Venni& ot Piratisig.
Admuuce 25 cents. Children ender Ui. bar
Shares or Stock 83D. dLtt
eIERNI/iNIA ORCIASTRA.—PubIic Re
hearsals seers SATURDAY. et 311.3119 AL FUND
HALL at lit o'adook P. M. A package of mitt
one doller. las tipkets. ZS Dente. To bo had " 0".
Andre's. and Beea & Lalrt,n's Masio Stores. and at tho
door. oid-oat
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS.
HOUSE FURNISHING STORE
WILLIAM YARNALL.
Nu. 1090 CHESTNUT STREET,
I Immodistoly manta the Auden., of F. Atli.)
braes the atteatton of HOUSEHELPERB tad
others to ha exteost es eNortmoat of
USEFUL HOUSESEEZINte GODS.
TABLE CUTLERY.
:NURSERY FENDERS,
CHAFING DISHES.
FIRE SCREENS.
PLATE welt...was.
TEA POTS. Sc_. Ito.
ME=
SADDLERY, HARNESS, lie.
L ACEY & PHILLIPS,
HARNESS. SADDLER. AND ROBES.
To x VELE MR1).111. a. the Work:l'llNa, hale he Les
dna. in WI. was awarded to ati for the beet Ha
Tax rams NIZIAL at the world'a Fair. bell 2 llw
York, talc7s3,wu alio awarded to u for the best 't
eem
Ha i • c mneso than sesstly ealarsed o 0 r essznasetansst
Paroda.tes. we
are nom . r red ti?Oeer . to the rabbi ee
wr EXT k.N811." EgAbLISIDIEN .p
Noe. 30 and Ss South VENTH gt.,abon titerstenst.
PHILADELPIIV.
The most dono plea rosoorterie oi satiel•Bll 1/o#o
of t.sole.SS. such no Barer., Ladle... aid .s
tkorieris •
RidiroLdriddles. Bridles. Dnrist ant titling Wiuse,3ll
Sete. Horse Corer. for Summer and Winter ve. LO7.
islo and 011 other hinds of robes.
Ourjoutis ara mut ticfsetuie r el to the eery but style al
workmaathip, %LAI with tit
ONE (.41:A_LITV OF LEATHER.
which is the best the r!cerket caw !wretch.
. . .. ..
Atrenttorr u aakaat to tle fo:Lorroz cis of PAN..
Gastr Ala oarrtoeabla r..seo turaess from tll to 816
floor " " " " tit St to LIS
Plain double buses. " ff a) to jilt
Country harries' makers eas i 4 int yelled tank karoasa
aha tiler than that eao masstsersts toga.
alt-arak Mkt
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
JW. SCOTT—late of the firm of Wm
sY• r a, &ott—f.if.NTLY %FEN'S
_FOUTIER
t QR E azd flt UFACIOR_ 104
311E5 N U
d. T Stmt.( tteLnl 01.9012.8 OitLed aCeaki.)
resputfally 1..4) iitter.toe ha
Inner pStRIII Sad friests to t . L.4 co r.ste. ard. J res
old w orders tar z , 11. AlSst &lon mt.ea.
mt atawrtrt ed. Whokaal• Trade samied
it's Rh rc....1 co, era. it 1-U
LATENT FUR AND SEAL SKIN
COATINGS.
THE SUBSCRIEFEQ
BOLT 4./V , II I TI rXIIII 9:•?3I
P 3 Oa it,ove dein:;: or ct vals cf vol!..kawnri
EtMEM
31E55P-S. EDWIN MIRTH A EiJN.I,
HECKML.N K R, YORKSHIRE, ENGLLND
Are verAt ac to !SSA,' sagroales or the re.r.ora
tir 9, end to Was u dam far ta - .7".;_itt at fethrs
%err g.r 1141: ISO tx•Cls ellir.e Of Ihermia.
The to CO ea ++ . 4. , r a yuteisaa.f thro“ s the etitom
r) sane a to d. sal 0r...1-slur the l'a.ted
States wait to Larzk../ , ‘ the .ch crlt.re.
WR•I
6 :ad• plus. ar.o
FANSHAWE. SULLIED. N. a, TOWN...LI ND.
1h1.3-tr.t.oio.= New- Vcri'•
I'boßE PRooF OF TiiE WONDERFUL
REPAFEE:EC - CS OF MONELL'S Eat
OF
. .
Pan. tr1Z.71114, Reieetober VII. t*.
Thlt is to certify tact I Irma r0:..1 ,or ran) yea.m, it-la
Irma roootraorn.derl to trr root Ike; stator: arid hor:aj
LsOoure , l Vire., bottle,. area a or thass ir, , ttss. Thi
stritroupkr ban to prre, gad alp: tot gluts La
a n
u beto , yet ais ooretaatly ,
No. 23 North Tr.:rd street
PaxtArsz.ms. Etertssravir rtb.
Mr. J. F. Mo...ssu.: Lho, St , —Rana *nos soy
Ploollinotd Islliqc cut, so much to, tUst th ewas. Li
aor, erinu of silk
bald; bat bosny of von
de
der rower of your Re vulva% 1.•• Endiretd to bay •
Wits, sad after lag one o It MY Ivan not oniT
oessed oom;Eg pqut bo t oonia.enesd crtylnr. finely, smel
I days now as thick a nut of ts-u
J ea
ye
ACO ANS,
?to .; 434 vnarry stew
For sate by T, g. PETERS Avata.
na CIEFF-RVirT Arroat. Phslarlolulu. eart.ne
SIELVER. SOAP—A simple preparation
for CU/Swag Pslrer ?tate. Jewelry. lirtore. Mnr
ntn, &0., far more c•wrentent And ittfaattre than any
ether. One half the labor of Eons. alean44 Away be
land by wo.ni thlp ewep, 'winch cannot poem Dry war,
itAnent 41no vnite. and an no scrubbraz rwisireti.
• asvtat tp its wear of the mist Is mach plater than
nod or tbe skwp. fears. the evrC•••• ea rare end
Slytt , e c lr e tn new. hianguarni g o th b, the
4 e nts
mina - V . :or attr m.
p R. (3 ORSO N A REAL ESTATE
Bra AND
24011.21.9-
TQWN.
;;1,.. U 2 Aloatanmel7. Ducks, sad areal mama
-•,-
D r GAM ea farms misdated..
A IsLIAN bet tor watt ta
n . A Is-Ims
H)KSES TAKEN TO WINTER on a
Farm in Delaware evant7. Elroneat r t„,
and ar.perlanced Uromm Appal 1 1 31 WA %UT
JAVA COFFEE.-1.000 pockets prime
isv% Corea, for sale by SANE 3 ORASAY & CO.,
LETITIA Street. leaf
V., %Li tOl-Nix , : s •lA — t or bale , by 15
ttRILL t BROTHER, C sad 43 NORTH ER
OORD Sc ret. law
InGEAPEST INDOW GLASS in town,
ote DICK'S. & W. act air of REVENTE ail
es. Tlir
l A% A.NA et. Anb.—A lull issortmtut,
ofdirsatinen=, la SUNS va:l Ny i lOnt: 4 lsos
Y 1.4
?tan, Mk