The Caesars and Bonapartes.
(For The -
We can nowhere And two series of events Which
are more nearly parallel than the rise of the
Cresars and the rise of the Bonapartes.
The founder of each dynasty Mae in a time of
confusion, and established, upon military power
and renown, a new • empire, and in each case a
crafty- nephew and namesake appropriated the
spoile which had been Lost and well by his warlihe
uncle.
But the resemblance is more particular. • While
Rome was all disordered by strife and prdsorip
' lion, Julius Moser wee sent to Gaul, and made it
the theatre of those wonderful deeds which rendered
him the idol of his nation. - Napoleon Bonaparte,
just after the Reign of Terror, goes from Paris to
Italy, almost over the same track, the nations be
ing reversed, and there displays adroitness and co
lerity which aro equalled in Ca3sar alone. A simi
larity may also be traced between the unsuccessful
effort of Chesar in 'Britain, and of Bonaparte in
Egypt.
Tech was led by histreaseendant genius to an
ticipate futurity, and to attempt conquests which
were yet immature, Each being threatened by
the existing Government, returns to the city where
the power of his nation is concentrated, and Bona
parte, in,.oterawing the Legislature,' establishing
a triumvirate, and afterwards an empire, tbes ex
actly what Omar did before him. But each on.
ecuratered a distinguished oempetitor. Moreau,
though an inferior, had much in common with the
,great Pompey. They represented the aristocratic
: factions in their 'respective coal:dries, and both at
' Mined great military renown; both were sup
planted by More ardent aspirants, who had been
their friends; and both ware driven into exile, re
sulting in death.
Omar and Bonaparte aro extremely unlike in
. character, but in their amazing success one can bo
• compared to the other, only in each ease a splendid
earner came to .a sad termination, and they both
left nnestablished dynasties. But now the simi
larity only becomes more remarkable. Octavius
, Omar, the nephew and favorite of Julius, without
any of his dazzling qualities, sucCeeded, by his po
litical intrigues, in gaining the army, and ultimate
ly informally establishing the empire. Ihe course
of the present Emperor of France is fresh in the
memory of all. Where can we And two other
great rulers whose careers so coincide as those of
Augustus Cresartind Louis Napoleon? Their n.o
-• -Bey, too, is the same. It is energetic but crafty,
liberal yet economical, and is based upon internal
system and
.devi3lopmeni•
It is impossible to believe that the Prench.em
pire con - ever become the stage of tragedies and
comedies like those which were enacted in the em
,pire of Rciine, batit remains to be seen whether
. • the empire•of the Bonapartes will be equally per
manent. C. f 3.
THE CITY.
AMUSEMENTS THIS EVENING.
WMLTLRT & CLazga'S ARCS-STEEET THlLtpalt,
- Areti t ree Wilkin t. a e."
bove Sixth.—" Everybody's Friend"—
Pete S r
WAktmv-Entincr TaltaTßE., earner Wabant fine
Ninth.—" Lesbia."
rikzuriaL THVATRE,IAIniIt street, between Eighth
itmd Ni nth.— Dan Rice ' s (heat tihow.—ll The Magic
Bing."
Acknatae or Ptliz ARTS, Chestnut street.—" Fttri
sina"—" The Martyrdom of John Huss. iko."
- SAviransN's EXTIIBITION ROOM 'Jayne's Common
orealo Bu il ding, Chestnut Street, 'above Sixth.—Thio
dpn's Museum of Art. •
Atellcinigron's GAIETIES, Race street, below Third.—
/Entertainments nightly.
TEMPLE of WONDERS, northeast earner Tenth and
Chestnut Streets.—Signor Blitz.
- An IMPOSTOR ON MIS TRAXELS.—WO have
- been furnished with a desoription of a travelling
Impostor who has been travelling around the oily
swindling our citizens.' Ills plan of procedure is
to call about meal time, and inquire for the gen
tleman of the house—always being well posted as
to the name. the church that the family attends,
' .ke.—and, when ho appears, to elate that he has
just arrived in the oily from Savannah, Charleston,
or acme other eity ; that he has been to the post
°Moe, and finds that his letters, with funds from
his father, will not reach here before the following
afternoon; that he does not want to ask for accom
modation in the shape of money if he can avoid it,
but is hungry.and in want of a meal's victuals, and
in some eases has bad the effrontery to say, It is
about your tea time, I will go in and take tea with
you." Several times he has assumed the name of
the person he has called on, at other places he has
given _that of Putter!, Lyman, Baker, &a.
He generally excites sympathy by merely ask
ing for
_food, and in, many cases has hod a boun
tiful meal prepared for him, and a dollar or
two given. him to keep him until he re
al:vs money from lit.., father the next afiernoon.
He has called on niany of the congregation of St.
Clement's episcopal Church, as also on those of the
Atonement—making very free use of the mime of
their into rector, Rev. Kingston Goddard, and has"
likewise represented himself as a Roman Catholic,
- studylag at Georgetown for the priesthood, claim
ing Mitt Bishop Wood know all about him, and has
thus reoeived assistance from some Catholic fami
lies. The raantl dresses quite genteelly-, in dark
clothes, and wears an overcoat with a cape, a cho
ker collar and bleak hat; he is about five feet nine
inches high, thirty to thirty-five years of age, very
abort whldkers, no hair on his fees (which is a won
der,) dark hair, - rather good-looking, and very
easy , in his address; as a proof of which it, is
stated that one gentleman in Summer street had
his feelings so enlisted, he took him in and gave
him a giiod supperahen walked down and Intro
duced him into the room of the Young Men'a
Christian Association, where be joined in the exer
cises; and- another kind-hearted person took him
home and gavel:dm a bed.
OF ANOTHER CATHOLIC CLERGY-
Sunday . last Rev. John McDermott, for.
'Moly parislu priest ,of Meehanicevllle, N. Y.,
died at kg. Joseph's Hotel. rather McDermott
oommeneed his studies for the priesthood -in the
College of St Charles Barromeo, at Tigliteenth
' and Bane streets, but owing to 'health he aban
doned the idea of theology fir the lavi, and re
ceived a diploma for the bar. Ilia rttf i rr i ±y
health,. bowever,sind a ohtilee for. the pi
' Induced him to cOinmenee again hie oldies
church, and he was ordained a pricer brArch
bishop Hughes, on the lath of August, le4;" from
Pordbam College , N. .Y. Ilia pro - M.lBlot talents
and general behavior induced the Hey. Bishop of
Albany (Bishop MeClaskeY) to retrieve him to
Mechanicsville, at which place he, remained - until
within a few months past, when he returned to the'
city, owing Ma rapid decline of health, his com
plaint being disease of the liver. lie was the eon
of a respectable citizen of Bouthwark. His, fune
ral will take place to-morrow morning, from, the
Church of St. Philip de Bari, Queen street 'below
Third.
he body of Rev. John MoDermott will the laid
in Mate at St. Philip de Neri Church, this eve
ning, at six o'olock. Ills funeral will take pilule
- to-morrow morning at nine o'clook, and his
remains are to be interred in the Cathedral
Cemetery.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRATION.—On Sun
day afternoon was the anniversary of the Sunday
schools of St. Andrew's Church. The exercises con
silted of addresses by Bishop Bedell, of Ohio, Rd.
Dr. Stevens, and the Rev. S. Jones, and the sing
, log of. hymns by the Sunday - sc hool children.
Bishop' Bedell alluded feelingly to his former
connection with the Sunday school of St. Andrew's
As a scholar. Bishop Potter was present, but did
not take part in the exercises,owing to.the state ot
his health. The schools of St. Andrew's Church
number—white, 23 teachers, 218 scholars ,• colored,
21 teachers, scholars. Total teachers 44;
scholars, 500.
SINGULAR BUT PAINFUL ACCIDENT.— On
Sunday, a farmer named George Brooks, while
driving out Market street, accidentally full from
hie wagon when just above William street. lie
strnok upon his head, and one half of his scalp was
torn literally off, the hair hanging on his shoulder.
The unfortunate man, of course, was very badly
injured: Be was conveyed to hie house on the
West Chester turnpike, near the Bell Tavern.
MlllBll4O nom iloan.—On Sunday afternoon,
about two o'olools, a young girl named Fogno,-
aged about sixteen years, who ul subject to fits of
temporary derangement, wandered from her home,
at IMO avenue and. Spring Garden street, and
has not been heard from since. When she left oho
wore a black, hood and a striped delatne dress.
ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SUIOIDE.—A woman,
- named Mary Diwelien, residing in Shaokamaxon
atrost, near Girard avenue, attempted to commit
suicide, yesterday, by hanging herself. Domeatio
didierdtles were alleged , as the reason of her rash
andeaver.
WE NEED only draw attention to the ball in
favor of the Passenger Railway Relief dowels
tion, to be given at .National Guards' Hall, this
evening. The object of the ball is a benevolent
one,,tunt we are assarod that it will be kgrand
Mits.
LrHIGN PIIAYEit MEETING.--This afternoon,
at four o'clock, there will be a Union prayer meet
lag, In the Cedat•atreet Presbyterian Chino)",
above BlsTeuth street.
OQIIRTS.
TZSTREDAY'II PROOIIIIDISaf
Disported for The Fress.l
That Pairs---Justice Strong.-Executors
of Barlow vs. Magee. (Before reported.) The
trial of this cause wee not concluded at the hour of
adjournment.
bewaring COVET IN BAMC--Chlefdtietice Lour
.;.rie, and Justices Woodward, Thompson, and Read.
—Motion for alternate mandamus was denied in
the ease Of Thi,Restonvilie, Mantua, and Fair
. mount Passenger Railroad Company vs, The West
Philadelphia Railroad Company.
Borough of West Cheater re. Apler. Argued by
Win. Darlington for plaintiff, and by Wm. Butler
and P. S mit h , Estirs., for defendant.
ilarvey'e appeal. Submitted on paper books.
Partners' and :Mechanics' Bank vs. Thomas.
Per ouriam. " We, haVe no doubt that the money
of a defendant deposited in a bank may be at
tached ; and we are of opinion that. this deposit in
the defender:Mt own name wee his own money,
though it was the proceeds of goods sold by him
on commission for Brown and Bowen, and for other
persons. There is nothing by which we ran di,-
anguish any ?art of it as belonging to Brown
and Bolden, and therefore we mast treat it as all
the'defendant's and him ea merely their debtor."
Judgment affirmed.
Warder ye. Davis. In this case the court de
cided that a married woman could not legally ore
- ante ' s bond to restore under the sherid's inter
pleader, and that the court below were right , in
taking the bond signed by the security only. The
4th nation of sot of 11th April, 1858 ' was passed
expressly to enable a married woman to execute s
refunding bond upon the receipt of a legacy or a
distributive share to which she may be entitled, -
Judgment affirmed.
Moss vs. Bard.—Thompson J. The defendant
having demurred to the whole declaration, and
there being at least two good counts in it, the court
below were right in givtng judgment against him.
Judgment affirmed.
Clery'er Appeal: ()Onion of Thompson J. N
orse alarmed at the cost, of the appellant. Read J.
dissente.
City vs. Bostwick. Judgment affirmed.
Thom's appeal. Certiorari to Common Pleas of
Philadelphia county. Sale in this ease was made
by order of the Court of Common Pleas under the
provision of the act of 18th Apr 11,1853 Security for
the faithful administration of the proceeds of the
sale was noegiven by the trustee before, but after
and aeroas COXFIRMATION. The purchaser at this
sale made this the ground of exception to the eon•
firination of it by the ,COurt. The Court overruled
thisezeeption and confirmed the rule, and to this de
, . ores be again Oxceptcd, and has brought up the
=
-proceedings by certiorari for review.
We think the security was entered In time in
this caseind the sale valid. Decree of confirma
tion affirmed
A t the cast of the appellant.
Dtatalor COURT, NO. 2—Judge Stroud.—
lit.ltenktn. An eat-1011;A° try the owner.
ship of contents of a hat store owned by plaintiff.
-Verkiet forplaintiff,i4Zttfifpf M;
'Aidaeullitedatthaetto.;
• '' A l
-Judge flare.—
Wagner vs. Warner. (Before reported). Verdiot
fur plaintiff for $1,318.50.
Gutmann vs. Stevenson, An notion to recover
damages for breach of contract. Simon Stern, Esq.,
for plaintiff; Potts for defendant. Non-snit.
Webster vs. Gordan. An action on a promis
sory note. B. Clay Beatty, Esq., for plaintiff.
:Verdict for plaintiff for $13135.
Speekman vs. Hobson. Sei. fa. to revive judg
ment. George W. Biddle, Esq., for plaintiff. No
defence.
• • •
&oval ye. Burns. An action to recover the
amount of a cheek. Van Sant for plaintiff; Guiilou
for defendant. Verdict for plaintiff for $112.08.
Manufacturers' and Mechanics' Saving and Loan
Association vs. Wilson. Action on a promissory
note. George W. Thorn, Eset , for plaintiff; Rutz
for defendant. Verdiot for plaintiff for $824.70. ,
MoGuteheon vs. Davis. An notion on a promis
sory note. James' M. Robb, Esq., for plaintiff;
Baylor for defendant. Verdict for plaintiff for
$1,401•65. •
ColistoN PLEAS—Judge Ludlow.—Johann
vs. Inman. An notion on a mechanic's claim.
Hall and Ingersoll for plaintiff; Briggs for de
fendant. Verdict for defendant.
- • • •
Pales vs. Carry. An action on a mechanic's
claim. Dennis for plaintiff; Longstreth for de
fendant. Jury withdrawn.
Collins vs. Minnick, An action of slander. Ceo.
C. Collins for plaintiff; Lo, Dougherty for defendant.
The ease was given to the jury, after able addressee
from the respeolivo counsel, and a brief charge
from Judge Ludlow. Jury out.
DISTRICT Cower No. 2.—Blackniore and
Gilbert no. Bleem yen—Thin was a feigned issue
under the sheriff's intorpleador act, to try the
title to a large copper reservoir, valued at $9OO
The delete° alleged that it was sold for only $2OO
and that there was a scheme to prevent the sheriff
from making a levy. E. K. Nichols and S. H.
Perkins for plaintiffs, and 13. Woodward for defend-
ant. Verdiot for the plaintiffs.
HOMICIDE CASES—THE MORHSH or JOHN ERHIELE.
OVER AND Tenzushn—Judges Allison and
Thompson.—Robert Thoriapson, charged with the
murder of John Capie, was arraigned, and plead
not guilty. The prisoner has grown quite stout
since his confinement. Ile is represented by Lewis
C. Cassidy, Esq.
Daniel Price, Jas. Gheegan, John Carr, George
Alexander, and William Nortz were charged with
the killing ofJno. Eicbele, on the night of the 29th
of April last, and plead not guilty. These de
fendants went to the house of the deceased, and
called for some beer and cigars, for which they did
not pay, and then endeavored to go away. but were
stopped by the wile of the deceased. They then
pulled out their pistols, it is alleged, and shot the
deceased. The ease of the Commonwealth was
opened by District Attorney Mann, who is assisted
in the prosecution by William Brantley Hanna.
The examination of the witnesses occupied the at
tention of the court up to six o'clock last evening.
Subjoined is the testimony
Coroner Fenner sworn.—l held an inquest on the
body, of John Eichele on May 4th ; the body was
in his own house; there was a wound on stomach
below the navel—a gun-shot wound ; Dr. Moir
made the post-mortem examination; I was present
at pert of the examination; Eichele was dead
when I saw him; saw no other wound on his body;
the bullet was found; I have it not; never in
quired for it ; not present when the ball was found;
told the doctor to take charge of it; the doctor had
not found the ball when I left; it had penetrated
a great distance; saw the marks on the intestines
of the passage of the ball; I know Dr. Reid; he
was not there. (Objection to the question, whether
the wound was sufficient to cause death.) I have
seen many wounds of this description ; when I saw
Eichele mortification had set in; I never made ex
aminations, hut have been present when they were
made; I saw the wife down stairs; I went im
mediately after the death; she gave me a pis
tol; this is the pistol, in the, same condition as
when she gave it me—loaded and capped ; no one
else has had it.
No cross-examination.
Barbara Eichele sworn.—My name it Barbara
Mobile ; I ant the widow of the deceased ; lived in
Morris street, between Fourth and Fifth, No. 418 ;
my husband was a tailor, and kept a saloon; he
was thirty-four years old; I was present when ho
was shot; I know those portico, (the prisonore;)
seen them before ; especially two, I know better ;
' the first time they came wue on Easter Monday ;
nine mane; they first Inquired for wine; took beer
and threw it on the floor; we did not demand any
pay, notaid they pay; on Friday, between four
and five o'clock, they, came again, the 29th of
April ; they asked for beer; we gave it, but they
did not pay for it; after throwing it on the floor,
they demanded some cigars; I told them wo had
none ; then ono stood before toy husband, and said
"God d—d give mo a cigar;" he had his fist
clenched; I then threw 0110 cigar en the counter
for the man who asked for it; es soon as thesothers
slaw it, they demanded some cigars; they spoke
English; I did not give any mote; one then went
on the counter with his knees, and reached under,
in order to help himself; that one I bit on his
breast; as soon as I did so be drew his pistol ;
the one who sits in the centre of the dock,
gait,) he got on the counter ; I pushed him back, and
he drew hie pistol ; he presented it to my butte( ;
I then took m' pistol from behind the bar and
showed it to him also ; my husband took it out of
my hands and laid it under the bar; he said
"don't act so foolish;',' I went then behind the
counter; the same man ran after me, and again
presented his pistol at my breast ; I then got afraid
and went out Into the back alley ; the other men,
three drew their pistols; kept them In their hands ;
I can't tell which of the three it was; did not take
particular notice ; I went to look if I could see
one of the police ; I sae two on the corner ;
called there several times, but they did not come;
I then returned home again, and on entering the
door I board a pistol shot; one of the men, with
a lame foot, he was shot ; 1 can't tell if ho is any
of these five; they all stood in a heap; I passed
through and stood before my husband, I saw he
was alone, and stead before him ; I was afraid
some harm would be done to him ; these men were in
the house when I came beck; every one discharged
a pistol ; I speak of five who were there ; three
had gone; every one had a pistol; I heard five
discharges ; I did not see whether each had a pis
tol in his hand at the time of my return; I went
-right -to^ sex-huabitsid ;nes good 4s 1 returned 1
heard.one shot - before I entered the door; after I
came in, all shot their pistols, when I stood by my
husband; I stood before my hueband,; he was un
willing to go, because be thought they would not
harm hint ; I stood before him to persuade him to
go out; I turned round, had hint by the shoulder;
then he was shot in the stomach, a few babes be
low the navel; no one in the room but myself,
Mary Baumgartner, and Elizebeth Ilitemerman
when he was shot; 1, my husband, and those
people were there ; I can't tell if those five moo
were there at the time my husband was shot;
can't recognise them all; I recognieo the one with
the moustache and the one in the front bench of
the dock, Oheegan, the one with the goatee, and
Alexander; of the three others I can't recog
nise any, it has been so long ago; I saw
a man come in the custody of an officer, when I
went fur a cloister ; he wee one of the party there
when toy husband was shot: I did not see that he
hod a pistol ; my husband's pistol was under the
Counter when the lame man wee shot; it was hang
lag behind the counter; the one I gave the coro
ner; can't say whether that is the ono ; (pistol
shown.) the one I gave the (Meaner I get (rein un
der the counter, where my husband had put it
when he took It from me; when my husband was
shot he stood face to face to the man who shot Mtn ;
my husband said, " for God's cake, I'm shot," and
turned himself round; I assisted him to the back
room; lie wee bleeding very profusely; be lived
four days; he died In the third story bed-room g
Dr. Meir attended; he is dead now; 1 can't toll
what °theta attended him; he was a very healthy
man; he was not wounded anywhere else; he hail
six holes in his abdomen ; one bullet found, but
six small bolos the doctor told her were in his ab
domen; there were several bullets in the wall;
four can be seen now, and one was taken out of
my husband's body. -
Clroaxexamined.---We had lived in Morris street
nearly four years; kept a saloon all that time; no
ono was in the house before the defendants canto in
except Elizabeth Ilimmernian ; eight persons cents
together; my husband was in the room heck,
working at tailoring; I was sitting working; my
husband wont to watt on the defendants ; I wont
after him ; they called for beer; all did •, we gave
them all beer ; they poured out their beer, and
asked for cigars; the ono on the front bench of the
dock got on the counter; he bad a goatee and
moustache too at that time ; that is the 0110 I have
paid moat attention to, as ho presented the pistol:
he is the ono I pushed back ; he was with his
knees on the counter; be was not the lame ono ;
am not certain of it; he looks like bins, but it was
so long ago I can't tell ; he looks lik, the man ;
the men that was shot was not the one on the
counter; the lame one was not on tho counter; I
never saw them before that time; I mean Easter
Monday; I have seen those men before; the one
with red bait FM there on Easter Monday, and the
one with the short lag ; I can't tell whether ho is
the same man ; tho ono with the light coat looks
like the one with tho abort leg, but I can't say ;
the one with,rod hair looks like the man who was
there on Easter Monday ; I did not say that they
were all there; two wore, but the others I am
uncertain of; the one with the lame foot and the
one with the moustache; nine were there on Easter
Monday; it was before six o'clock ; not dark ;
there is an opening from the back alley to the
strept ; I was out; don't think it was five minutes;
when I went out, there were five persons there ; I
can't identify those as being exactly the persona ;
I
they all were there when mime book ; I entered
the front; as soon mil entered I saw Gbeegan fall;
he fell before the bar, not by the bagatelle board,
nearly in the centre of the room; I passed him
going to my husband ; my husband was near
the door of the back room ; I was standing close to
him when he was shot; before him—between him
and the defendants here; I believe it woe ten
minutes after Gheegan fell that my husband was
shot; one was shooting and another was shooting;
I stood near my husband; I did not see them
shooting ; I did not see them do anything else ;
my face woe toward my husband when he was
shot; I was olose to him ; had him by the arm, to
get him in the room; before hawse shot, he turned
himself around ; I saw the shot passing me; did
not see what it wits ; it passed um on the loft side ;
he did not fall; ae soon I hoard the report he said
"My God, I'm shot!" There was no other man
about the house—no German that I know of; I
did not see any ono go out; I went fer a doctor us
soon as I saw that my husband was bleeding ; my
husband took the pistol out of my hand and laid it
under the counter; he did not take it again, be.
cause it is in the mime condition ,• at the time the
coroner came there I gave it to him ; ho asked me
fort; it bad boon under the eonnter all the time,
I think ; there were a great many persons there
white he wee sick ammo came through the bar.
room, and some through the alley; when I came
hank I found all the men near my husband; I wont
behind them to uiy husband; I can't tell what they
were doing; lie was going to the back room ; I did
not see any German snatch a cigar from one of the
defendants, and call him an "American eon ut
b—"
Mr. Rudolph sworn, —I took that pistol to have
the load drawn; there are the contents, only a
smallnunaber of small shot aul some powder.
Dr. N. C. Reid sworn.—l was vot present at post
mortem examination of John Eichele, but saw him
before and after his death; when I saw him he
MU suffering from gun-shot wound in the abdomen;
the wound evidently out the 'lntestines, as the fie.
cal matter wee exuding; I saw him three times ;
did not do anything to relieve him, as the case woe
hopeless; I saw him after his death ; it was a mor
tal wound; it caused his death ; I did not inform
him his wound or case was hopeless ; ho was feeble
and prostrate; no reaction took place; he was
conscious all the time; he woe depressed and sure
that be would die; satisfied of that from the first;
he was quiet and reconciled; I saw in the bar
room marks said to be bullet-marks.
Cross.examined.—Saturday was the first time I
visited him; I suppose I was an hour there; about
11 o'eleok Drs. Moir and Ilazzard were there;
next there on Sunday a few moments; next on
Monday a few moments ; I examined the wound
every occasion; did not probe it, as it-would have
been a dangerous experiment ; he fretted and did
not wish to die; ho did not expect to recover ; he
would like to live, but knew he moat die ; I did
not ask him when he expected to die; nourish.
meat was given to him; did not examine the
wound after death,
Coroner Fenner recalled.—l examined the bar
room ; eaw four or five shots behind the bar, and
seven on the left-hand side of the wail, and several
in the 'coiling; the officers took ono out of the
frame of a picture ; they were all as if shot from
the front part of the room.
Cross.examined.—l examined on the fourth day
of May; I ean't say whether it wog a wall or hoard
ing behind the bar; the shots were on the right
hand side of the wall; I did not see any btlllet
marks on the door; some of the marks were a half
inch deep; I saw no belle; those holes were not
nail holes ; they attracted my attention; they
were deeper than one-sixteenth of an inch: those
behind the bar were four or five; they wore three
eighths of an inch in breadth; seven on the left
hund wall; they bad glanced; they were not to
gether; they were near the ceiling; those in the
ceiling wore glanced shots; can't say how many;
I saw no balls; the wall was not papered.
Dr. Reid recalled.—l have the thigh-bone of
Eichele; Dr. Melt gave it to me, at his office;
there was a bullet lodged in the lig,ament ; I was
at Dr. Meit's when he returned from the post
mortem examination; except from his deolaration,
I don't know that this is Eichele's thigh-bone.
Thomas It. Mitchell sworn —I am a pollee oft
ear; I was not on my boat; a small girl cause to
get me to go to the house; I got within three or four
doors; I heard three or four shots; I saw four of
those men in the dock come eat—Price, Carr, Al
exander, and flats; I saw them before I had hold
of Price ; 88 he came out, he broke from we and
ran away; I wont in and saw atmegan on the
floor, with his face down; I raised him up and
eaw he was shot; he was lying in the bar-room,
and was shot in the forehead ; in the meantime,
Officer Shear went in, and fell on the floor; I saw
a man standing at the oast end of the bar—a Ger
man—pointing a pistol; I stood on the step,
jumped off, and heard the report of a pistol ;
had not seen Ghoognn yet ; I followed Shear in;
did not see Gilman when I first went in ; Shear
started after the others; I went in the back room;
they had the proprietor on a settee; I can't toll
what became of the man who pointed a pistol ; we
arrested them In Reed street, below Second, In the
Shifter Hose House; they had not got out of sight;
thoy ran front us a little too fast; they were in the
downstairs room of the hose house; Officer Shear
picked up the caps; don't know who they be
longed to.
Cross. examined.—l wee about three houses below
Morris street when called on; Mrs. Eiohele did
not call me; did not see her; a girl came for us;
I went Immediately after I was called; I ran
there; I saw four go out; nothing in their hands;
Shear was half a square aimed of me • he went in
before me ; I was on the atop when I saw Shear
dodge ; I saw no one but the German pointing the
pistol ; after the report I went in ; Shear went out ;
I found Gheegen with his face down on the floor,
alongside of the bagatelle table; the hofise faces
north; ho was lying east and west; head to the
west; the room is In feet front, nearly square; I
heard the pistol ; then went in ; I can't say who- '
ther it hit Gheehan ; I did not take notice; I
saw the German pointing the pistol; Gheelian was
shot in the forehead; I did not look at trim after
wards; I went through, and saw the proprietor was
shot , and started after Officer Shear; I did not see
the German afterwards; there were two men there
besides the proprietor; both German; the one who
fired the pistol was sandy-haired; I did net see
him in the back room; made no arrests in the
house; I was not in there over a minute; I think I
sore ono at the inquest; the defendants were in
sight of us ; they were in the hose house ; Officer
Shear opened the door; they made no resistance;
did not then search ; did at the, station•house, but
found no weapons ; they did not run from our pis
tols.
Ite-examined.—l know the man was a German,
sandy-haired, "color of Mr. Sharkey's hair;" I did
not judge from hair; never aaw him before; I
judged from his looks that he was a German; the
man we suspected we were told had left the neigh
borhood ; when I jumped from the doer Gheegan
was in the house; none but liheegan was in when
Shear went in ; he dropped on the floor as Price
was coming out; I had Price by the collar before I
saw the pistol pointed.
Win. Sheer sworn.—l am an officer; was on duty
the day of this occurrence; was with Mr. Mitchell;
some one came after us; I went to the house; beard
shots; hurried in and saw Alexander, Hats, and
Price coming from the house; they ran out before
I got there; as I was going in I saw a pistol pointed
and tired at me—threw myself down ; he was a
email man, sandy-haired, who did it; Gheogan was
on the floor; saw him as I stepped in ; I ran out;
was so confused I did not go after the ono who shot
at me; I went back to the house with Mitchell; I
followed them up to Tasker street; had two of their
caps; there woe a little smoke in the room, not a
groat deal; can't say who the last one was that
came out.
Cross-examined.—When spoken to go to the
house I was at Fifth and Morris streets; no ono
could go in without my seeing; in three or four
minutes I was at the house • I only aaw three come
out; I saw the pistol as I ;topped in and dropped
down; Oheegan was on the floor; I had ally star
on as now ; he was down before the shot was tired ;
after that I followed the three men; the ono who
shot was a Borman, five feet high, and sandy
haired; he went in the hack room; I saw no
other men; I did not follow him ;, he was in the
bask room when he fired ; never saw him since—
never before ; did not go in the back room until
wo brought Price down ; no men there but Eichele ;
[ followed the mon, arrested them in the Shifilar
Hose House, searched them, and found no weapons,
thoy were in the hose house not over twenty mi
nutes before they were arrested; Dheegan was
bleeding; that is his cap; the wound was on the
forehead ; there were more than two wounds.
Dr. Nicola sworn.—Am a clergyman of St. Al.
'Ammo's Church ; I woo sent for to attend John
Eichele ; I saw him on Saturday, after be was
shot; he knew be SW in a dying condition; he
told me he expected to die ; he spoke to me on re
ligious subjects, about the saving of his soul ; I be
lieve of nothing else, but of his wound and suffering ;
he told me be suffered ; I knew he was in a dying
condition; I told him so; ho said, " I foal myself
dying, and will prepare myself for death."
This was all the evidence elicited up to the hour
of adjournment. Messrs. Leonard R. Fletcher and
John Goforth represent the prisoners. The court
room note t,rontlea to tot utmost capacity during
the proceedings yesterday. .
CITY ITEMS.
MISSIONARY MERTI7O.—AInd/Iy-schoolliS•
canary meeting was held last evening in Rev. Albert
Barnes's Church, on Washington Square. Ambrose
White, Esq., presided. The object of the ideating was
in aid of the mission work of tho American Sunday
school Union.
Tae growled festival of the season was thnt ut
the Musical Fund Hall but evening, The scent, was
gay and impressive. Among the many distinguished
gentlemen present, we saw none that had not exhibited
Ws good taste by securing his Cal corroment the palatial
store of Granville Stokes, No. 657 Chestnut street.
N. 13.—A superb stook of ready made winter clothing
selling at reduced rates, in order to close out, prepara
tory to the reopening of the spring trade.
THE PEYTON DlNNe.h.—Tho local event of the
day which is exciting most attention in the Halle l'e)ton
dinner, which took place at the Academy of Music. on
Saturday evening. The None was gorgeous and striking
in the extreme. Thu elegantly-spread tables, the flash
ing lights, the rich banners, the gilding. an:, above nil,
the troops of bright-eyed ladies, arrayed In splendid
attire, and accompanied by gentleman, most of whom
were clad in garments 'nada at the Brown Stone Cloth
ing Rail of Rookhill k Wilson, Nos. 600 and ti.o3 Cheat
nut street,above Sixth.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL 110TRLS,
OP TO TWELVE O'CLOCK LAST MOUT
GIRARD 110U8E—Cheenut st.. below Ninth,
1) Cummings, Del At J . Foley, Belt
Edw J Richardson. Balt J Minor A bt, NX
R 8 Pendleton, N Y Mr Bloomfield, N J
J .I .‘ H V etib h t ,
nlireTO7lyY 8 A Allen, N J
B M Jackson 3. la, t'rov'e
Miss 11 VI Potter, rrov'e J M Newhall, Llnii, Main
D E stout, Reading J P W Domineer. Reading
1) Ransom A In, N V C AI Child A In, N V
A Miter, N V .1 M Jewell, N Y 1
G lin mho rd, N Y P C Perkins, Maine
Edw Bacon, Mich H D Thompson, N Conway
II S Marrow, Lancaste r Gen A Leavitt. N Y
ii. Wise, N Y . A W Lemming, IM Chunk
A F Cobol, N 'V W Firmstone, Luton
Copt IV illiamo, N Y C McAfee, Pottsville
P 8 Marta, Pottsville Mr Jones, Pa
J L Plumar, N Y T A Davis. Oregon
J H Osgood, Boston E 8 Hackney, Chicago
C 8 Ring. NY It Ringer, st Louie
T A Jones. N V OP Eddy, Wilmington, Del
I, Wells N V 3 N Roabey, Brook!) a
Geo B Woolridgo, N V Mai A Smith, U 8 A
hi hill Peyton, Va E C King. N Y
Col Dibble, Daunt J I. Carew. Detroit
W T II Duncan, N Y John Waylap, N Y
A C Gray, Del C F Langevin, t.tuebee
ft M Shoemaker, Dalt 1, D Microform it la. Conn
I) Arnold, Providence, It I David Moore, Newark, NJ
It A Witcher, N J H I' Townsend, N y
JONES' HOTEL—Chestnut sl.,below Seventh.
Wm G West. N Y W L Soulliwortli,Chicago
J Murphy, Balt Ssmq eseeweli, N J
T DLIRAII,N J F J Painter, West Chester
Joel Nace, N J Miss Painter. W Chester
V R 'Vickers, PI J liHNve,NJ
J B D Smith, Va Mn.i Jamey, Va
J (1 Crowley, Balt
J ti V Mitchell N J Pitch & la, Bull
.1 Condon, Ji",N V
J N Siith, d V . W 3 Hahn, N Y
John) Htnclinirin, N V F C Gordon, Boston
Cyrus Winchester, ennn Channel Winchester, CI
J Franklin, Balt John 1' Scott, Balt
MERCHANTS' HOTEL—Fourth street, below Arch,
J S Server, PM la J W Emnuti.Phila
P Kresge, Stroudsburg Asa M Butts. Strouddl4
Miss M B Oreenwoisl, Pa II Pettelinne l'a
G J Bell, Erie, Pa Mrs Wardoll . le, cli, N V
W Henderson, Ball II V Brown, Reading
11 Ruby. Shappensburg H Beautrorn, N Y
C H Shriner, Beaver col Bateman' l'a
BatemanJ
Mum & nie, Pa Bast, Snlil !Inver,
0 H Helfrich, Ashland illll It 14 nob, Phil's
Mr Eichelberfer, Cm E J Allen, 11l
! Wit Ely, Ohio F Austin, N Y
I J Buchanan, St Lenin CIT Loveless, N Y
J E vlemm, Balt ..1 A NI. Win. Pis
A K Nielson, thilpsiburgi Mai 1 Cummings, Pa
AMERICAN HOTEL—Ohestnut et., above Fifth.
C E Manly, N Y J A P fikillern, Tenn
F Mason, Boston Wm (Thodnow. Boston
W Butler. Went Chatter GeoJlriotoo,West Chester
W Darlington, West Chas P VVoolo. N 0
A T Falmostook, Lancaster Jno onth cke . Easton
Wm II Pinola% Pa 8 It Dorian, Chester co
Jae C Kay. West Chester Ellis Reeves, Pa
W C Lamson, Auburn, Pa JII Zimmerman, Pa
Wm ISt Weaver, Pn J S Hay, Conn
ilton M War d Mass EI. Brooks, Masa
A Chapman, N Y C Whitlock, MU
A H Beipt, he
MERCIIANTB' HOUSE—Third ot.. al/nce Callo%ollll
Jnooh Hams, \Vitae Marsh Bon App!ohoch. Pit
T Bush. 1 n Mnj J Naught & In, Pn
Al thilniyor, Montour John Broker Bucks en
W Alyeiistown IS A Lettibaelt, Bending
Wl, Biliricin..loneolown W 7.1111111001/411, 1/131m11011
000 W Wolf. Mt A try Fronk Kilo. PR
Jteeph sn ow . Reallin4 Pole, Ihnitl% Bethlehem
Benj B Drs, Barks co II 1-intlnor, ilerlis en
J W Lawrence. Pa hieo Holtman, Allentown
MOUNT VERNON 110 TEL—Second at., above Arcl
Geo S Collier, l'a. C K Johnkoirt,l'n,
.1 W Wext, NOrriooun \ V R. Miller, Liincefiler
J Fell. N .1 A 54ohonlinok. Lanctoler
It Miller, Ohio Jon I. ranko, PA
.1p t .Andoreoth N ,I 3 1ohn S ',
'Strong, II
C uroliee, West Cliestor 411 F Cooper, 1 o
FOUNTAIN HOTEL -Second street, above Markel
Jag Wright. Br, Del , Jas Wright, Jr, Del
Capt W Mullen & In, Del Jan Fountam, Dot
Jan Prett% man Del Mrs Thomdm, Halt
A Bradley, Del Wm F Kelly, Del
I , It Fester, Chester Thee C FIT, Enston
A It Crayon, N C 1' C Jones, Del
C II Crosby & lam, Vt
BARLEY SHEAF HOTEL-1300ond et, below Vine
D M Arrowinni di, Wmaport J "'rice, Doylestown
L U Frete, Hatboro r 8 Anthony, Va
John J Heys, v., E b Flint, Easton
B Keifer, haaton .1 A Boolatent. Easton
1 M Bloke, Newtown Tilos Linton, Newtown
T beavenworth, N y . E B Leavenworth, N V
A V eloinion i Bolt eutown BLb Bingham, Bucks co
THE UNION HOTEL—Arch street, above Third
J B Cuter, Perini, Doi P Snyder , Urbana
C B Post, Md J II Moser, Allentown
Col R Hitt°litr, Tamaqua I Mirk, Phil%
I Culver. Trenton,,N J R U Ifousol, Milford, N
S W Wilhemx, Phila B Jones & la, lamnoun
W F Smith, Tamaqua W M Potts Pottsville
011 Rosengarton, Pottev'o J Thompson Pottsvillp
A L Robison, N J 0 Caldw e ll Paul
W UndeTwood, Pa C Now York
J Lantz, Lancaster
BALD EAGLE HOTEL—Third et., above Caßowel
JaS Stnpp, Allentown, Pa D Bullock. Bucks co
Amos Riegel, Pa .1 Housman, Monts co
M IC Hagar. Lancaster A B•rcnrii, Easton
A Muter, Carbon 00, Pa W Ziegoneues, Carbon co
Thou Zioironfoo, Carbon oo JaoobOroao, Pa
THE PRESS.-PHI4,ADELPHp.; TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1860.
ST. LOUIS llOTEL—Chestnut at., ab, Third.
F Footle, Del Mins E J Foolre, Del
Col l'ottor, lir.dgoton,NJ Ell Litliarth,J'ail'o ,
I.mila Lemur, n John Beeolirrt ow Phil% /
onn .1 lloyey. N Pa, 1) V Zeller.T4 Y
W E Potter. Brideeton,N .1 01 Hayden. N
Mrs C A 81111011 Bait izn' rid Moor Smith, Salt
Nliws Ku le, Ball NV It Jones, PhiPa
STATES UNION HOTEL—Market st.. above Sixth,
R Hohmann, Money, Pa Geo It Jackson, Mt Joy
K P Stevens, Roston N S Boyd. Elizabethtown
A Hutchison. Fmtteville R J Simpson, fild
Joseph Von Osner. Pa James (=whoa. Pa
Silas Underwood Pt Clinton Allen Speakman, Pin
Casper Seibert Columbia C Long, ShinnenaborS
John McCann, N ew York Thos Moore, Fannetsourg
Stewart McClung, VA (;00 Wood, Lancaster
Wm M Ailmon. Mlflhp F A Godfrey, Pottsville
Andrew W Keil, Lewistown D W I,ail oa,'d
I"Truby, Mil All Long, Lewistown
Gaol Lena, lock Creek
NATIONAL HOTEL—Hare street, above Third.
JII PaConon, Spruce Crk Jll Nicholson, Montrose
Martin Spackinan, A H Light, Lebanon, Po
1 , Gruber, Darks 00, Pa 11 Myers, Lancaster, Pa
R A (Honor, Do co .1 T }teasel, Schur lkill CO
J Handler, Pottsville 0 Weiale.r, Hula
John Eckert. Dauphin, Pa Jns W hanker, Pa
H Dresaon, N Edw Clark. Lancaster
Cant W 11 Yolie,Dau ph in co C timber, Tuscarora, Pa
J 0 James, J
COMMERCIAL HOTEL—Sixth at., above Chestnut.
John 'rra3 nor, Chester on Win C Devlin, Pa
Jas Scott. LOUISVIiie Davis Risible, Pa
Amos Kimble. Pa J T Kirk, Chester co
J K Dowses. Phila Frank Thompson. Pa
K Thorn von, New London .it that Jackson, Chester Co
N II lhuumomt, Del T At Rhornburg. Pa
John I.lliloorerßucks co I. 11 Platt, Buffalo
'Loo s es. Wilm, Del Jon l' Worrell, Del co, Jut
It Hodgson, Pa C Robertson, N J
BLACK BEAK HOTEL—Third et., above Callowhill
D Benno. N C ?dm Renno, N C
Mies Clennnens. Reading Nathan Call, Lehigh en
W 80, or. Reading' II Miller, Sumner town
151 Eixenln re, Reading John Ileelitel. Pa
Al 13nitn, Winnanr Cache Newlin Treiekler. Pa
Mrs Miller, Win&or Cache W D Hunter, Douglaaville,
EAGLE 110 TEL—Third street, above Raoe.
N Yyle, P P Marshall. W Chester
Hoed Audo, W Chester ri Williams N Y
P Woodward N Y Jos N Newita, Chester ea
J H Pearson, Boston P Wilson & son, N X
. .
, ..
Miss N Thompson, Rohl en billion I, Roberts, Easton
J J Broom & la, Pa II Davis, Plarnixville
Yarnel Raley, Phila C Cimble, N Y
Chas '1 hotop,on Deo Pierce, W Chester
E W Nom wicker, Ohio Jll Pennypanker, Philo.
D W Davis, Pottstown
MARINE INTELLICIENCE.
81 , .:11: FOUItTIi l'Atili
ARRIVED.
Br brig Plantagenet, Morris, Dom Bonaire 10th tilt,
with 3,310 Mils salt to b A Solider & Co. (Towed up Dy
tug Atiantie.l
behr Maine Low, Atticabury, 4 doss from New York,
with ENO huge sugar to Order.
Behr try. Henderson, Hem Providence. tin New Css
tle, Del, 1 def. in lull/wit to intros Bakal.
MEMORANDA.
Steamship Polak, Jddkins, from Now York, arrived
at i tvorponl -list tilt. '
Steamship Delaware, Shaw, hence, arrived at New
York yesterday.
Steamship Jura, Moodie, from Liverpool 31st tilt, ar
rived at New York yesterday.
Steanishrp Wotton, from New York for Havre,
arrived at Southampton 30th ult.
Ship David Crockett, nowlan I, from San Francisco.
arrived at New York yesterday. Dee. :id ofl'lStrads
Marx. windy, W, exchanged signals with an Ant ship,
hound kV, showing a bargee, white centre, blue uptior
and red lower boilers, the name was apparently West
WHO. Dee. 17th, at, at GO Mlles N el Pernambuco,
close to shore, tom a large steamship (3 masts) steering
DI; about iu miles further North. saw n large ship ashore,
la) mg head to the it, and heeled oil alone, (probably the
Gneen of the Pacific.
Ship Pentland Burl, from Callao, arrived at Baltimore
yesterilm,
Ship Island queen, Ray, for Philadelphia, was towed
to sett )rem N Orleans 601 inst.
Ship RobertCushrnan.tons from Savannah, at Liver
-oBaol 30th Ult.
rk Monmouth. SAilith 1,1 horn Messina 161.1 t tilt
for Philadelphia.
Bark A Manderson, Vonilarson Philadelphia, was
towed to son from N tilt 11,1.
Balk Wessaeumeon. Whelden, (ruin Montevideo, or •
rived at New York yestsiday.
Bark Aaron .1 Ilarvey, Miller, fiw Gambia, sailed from
Gorse Dec 3d,
Bark ism Maxwell, Davis, sailed Dorn Port Spain .1341
alt for Lamm) rtt.
Brig Mount Vernon, Hall, from RIO de Janeiro ?A
all, arrived at Balton° e yesterday.
Sabre Hickman, Dickerson; B W Ponder, Dorman,
and 0 It Politer, Hopkins, from Delnware,iarrived at
New York yesterday.
Sniffs Jim Vir Pearce and Fashion. (wreelierfl,) arrived
at New York yesterday, with goods front schr COI Sat
tatty, wrecked at Ilarnegat.
&lir New Jersey. Vanneinall. for New York, oleared
at wilmington. N C,l3olinet.
Sobr 0 Al Neal, Godfrey, cleared at Wilmington, N C,
cost, for New York.
SPECIAL NOTLOES.
ONR PRIOR CLOTHING OP THE LATEST
BTTIAR, made in the best manner, ly for RE
TAIL HALES. LOWEST selling armee marked in
Plain Maur's'. All goods made to order warranted antis
factory. Our ONE-PRICE System us atrietly adhered
to, as we believe this to be the only fair we, of dealing
All are thereby treated alike. JONES it CO.,
seB4l tliAl MARKET Street.
M. FINKI.H'S SEWING MACHINF.F. ARE WATt
tanted the hest for all kinds of fatuity sewing or jnanu
teturing purposes. If they do not work well they wit
be exchanged or the price refunded. Price ssoand op.
wards. 912 CHESTNUT Street upstairs. jell-stuthGo
THROAT AFF'FICTIONs. -^ I From Rev. E.
Rowley, A. M., Pres dent. Atldne College, Athtnet
Tenn.j—" I Insert found great Lenefit from the use of
Brown's Hronchial Trochee,' before and after preach
ing, an they prevent houreeneet, to which I am yen
subject. I think front their past oiled they will be of
permanent n;vantage to me. Revered clergymen of my
acquointanco to whom I have given the Troche■ have
been benelltea by them." jalAthstu at
GISIOV.Ra & BAEHR'S
OILIDRATID NOISYLIMS FAMILY SZWINII-MANIMIS.
AT RIMED PR(pH.
T CHESTNUT STREET.
PIIILADRLPHIA.
SINGER'S SAWING
N 0. 2 Rowing • .....
Jur. 1 Ora...yr, Wa. 4l aße ..... ........ . . ....._ . Po
Tbo Fondly ftewiux bloomoo, .711
The Fondly Sowing Mooblue.--. • •—•—• •—• • to
I. 31, SINGER & CO.,
d 23 in No. 02 0111:8TNUT Street.
SALAMANDER PIKE-PROOF SAPEE.—A Very
large snort went or SALAMANDERSfor male at reason
able Pries , . No. SOS CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia.
suit U SWANS & WATSON
HARRIS' BOUDOIR SEWING 11IAORINI.
IMPROVED DOUBI.E•THREAD
FIRST PREMIUM AT EVERY FAIR.
018-11 m Philp., (Miro. no A ROll St. Agents wanted.
SAVING FUND—NATIONAL SAMMY TRU?
0 lblf PA mt.—Chartered by the State et Pentuyelvenla.
RULES.
L Money le rewired every day, and in any amount,
arse or email.
2. FIVE PER CENT. altered is paid for money from
the day it is put in.
S. The money is always paid back In GOLD whenever
it is called Tor, and without notice.
4. Money is received from EZitltiOrS, Administrators,
Guardians, and other Trustees, in large or small sums,
to remain a long or short period.
S. The money received from Depositors is Invested 113
Real Estate, Mortgages, Ground Renta, and other Fast
class securities,
S. Orrice open every day—WALNUT Street, southwest
corner Third street. Plolertelehis. esti
S 9 API H N 9 SAVING FUND--NORTHWHIG
Conan. SECOND and WALlit? fitreata —Deposits re
ceived in small and large amounts. from all clams of
the community. and allows interest at the rate of five par
gent, per annum.
Moues may be drawn by °hooka without lone of la
Welt.
Moe open daily, from 9 mail o'olook, and on Mon
and Saturday until 9 In the evening. • Preaident.
FRANKLIN FELL ; Treasurer and &mean', CHAS
M MORRIS.
MARRIED.
•
PHORMAKER—ARD.—On the Ilth instant, by the
Rev. Charles R. Date, Mr. Frank Shoemaker to Mies
Elsa It., grand daughter of lir. Joseph B. Aid, tdl of
this city.
...WT
AI.FRM—AIIN.—thi Monday evening. January
10,IKbefore Alit mum Dm id Bottler, Philip Walters to
Margaret Alin.
.1 Chester eons() papers please cops .1
WARNPA—VI RIGHI'.—On the 12th instant. by
Friends' Ceremony. is presence of Jim Honor. Mayor
Henry, Silas Warner. or Burlington county, N. J., to
Addle R.. daughter of Thos. A. Wright. rit this city. .
Eyrampe—ANTllON .—On the huh instant, by
Rev George A. But lvirrow.Joseph H. Rep nolds. Esp ,
of New York. to Miss Josephine, youngest daughter oh
Anthony. Eng.. of Pintail.a.
STEWART—rit to:LovE.—On the 11th instant, by
lli. Ring. Mr. Charles E. Stewart to Miss Claraine
Freelove, both of this c.ii,
F111.3.1.).—0n Sunday. the Fri, in d., ..! tgaret Field.
he relatives end inendrr of Tao tamii) are invited t o
attend the funeral from her Fite residence, Seventeenth
And Ti ova streets, on 'lllollday waning, 1919 instant,
at 10 o'clock.
. .
SIIANIZ.—In Philadelphia, on Paturday the lull
I nv i; ,. , ;e i A braham at,,e S a i n t rAn i t4 (6 .
t r iw :41
t t o h e e
x e e a d r o f age
a are respect
fully invited to attend bin funeral. To proceed to Potts
town, by 'leading Railroad, at o'clock, on Wallies.
clan morning. the ISM inst.
1111.0 s'y.—On Nnturdsy mornot , . the 14th , nst.,
both Ann. wife of Ror. 'lowland 11111 Brown, and eldest
daughter of Rey. Adani }lmelda.
FLIIIOfIII from her ifItILOF'S reeidence . o3. F. corner of
Frenklin end Willow streets, on (line ( iluesde) I after
noon. of 2 n'eleek.
MelbllENfe V.—On the 1011, inei., John, eon of The
IWO end Ellen Alellhenn), in the tin eerie of time ago,
Funeral Icon, the residence of 11111 wirenie, eleerflold
Meet, Fr.iiik ford rood, on this (Tueedn) (ft It tnut
nt 2 o'clock P. M.
, . .
ell L I. 6 lC—On the MI , lost., normal Ilaehlen, son el
Frederick - and Slophin Miller. in the 4th rear el sin age.
Funeral front the reintlenee of Me parents, No. SIT
Dian, n street, en Wednesda) no at lu o'clock.'
hall It On the 14th mist., M re. Jane, wife of
the lair Ilnl,ert Herrington, axed 4Yyearn.
Funeral ( , ruin her late reanionee, No. 2310 Sham.
mann] arrest, on thin Tuestla) I morning, at in n'elook.•
VELCII.—On the 14th neat., Patrick Welch, aged To
yearn.
Funeral from inn late renitence, fierninntoWn road,
above Master street, on this (Tuesday I morning, at 81,,
o'clock
81.14 VIN.—On the 13th instant, NITS Catharine Slot in.
Funeral from the resitlence of her son, John
Sul Pass) cub rood, below Catharine street, on this
('fttends) I morning. at SN, o'clock.
BOY D.—On the NtL instant, Ella, daughter of John
tool AIM Dotal. aged 3 Yeark turd ?
Funeral Dom the resident's o her parents, No. 1512
[th I. rout shoot, on this ( ttends) r afternoon, nt
Vrt l ikB OTT.— In this vitt on the 16'11 mat., the
Rev, John McDermott, 0 , the D;oeese of Albany, on the
ci 29th t oar of Ins rite, 100 of Cornelius 111ollerino I, of this
cltyy
NANSON.—On Daturdly earning, 11th inst.. Susanna
Albright, eldest daughter of John 9. and Button It. Nan•
Sin, in the loth ear of her ago
Due notice of the funeral will be Oven.
in OURNINO MOUSSELINES DELAINF,
16 OENTO.—NENSON 4h BON have reduced
10, U)artla 111 Imported Mack and White Mousetinea
Delaino to only i 6 Conte,
BLACK TIIIBET LONG SHAWLS.-
Now in Store, a full assortment of Imuin's Black
MIKA Long Shawls. Aiso, Lumn's black Cashmeres,
Merinos, Satin fleabane., Velvet ropltne, Tattiest's,
Velour Reps. Mousseline de Imiael,l3ueulumines,
SEBSON SON, Mpurnins Store,
d 15 558 CHESTINUT Street,
PERFECTI E vrl ON, STRONG
ij seri es. sound lngs. rot reshing sleep, and fune•
iional regularity restored, without medicine. inconve
nience, or expense to the most dir.ordored or enfeebled
conatrtution. by DO BA ttltrti HEALTH
RESTORING REV ALE •TA ARABICA FOOD, which
atii row cents per meal, seise fifty times its cost in
inedinine, and removes indigestion (dyspepsia), habi
tual constipation, flatulency, nervousness, biliousness.
fevers, catarrhs, colds, noises in the wire rheumatism,
gout, impurities, eruptions ti sierra, neuralgia, irrita
bility, sleeplessness, acidity, palpitation. heartburn,
headache, debiliO. Arehart., despondency, cramps,
spasms, nausea and sickness, audits's. tits, cough,
asthma, ',amidst., consumption, also childten'a com
plaints.
Fifty Soars' Indescribable agony from WISPEPBIA,
nervousness, sickness at the stomach. and vomiting
have been removed by Du Barry's excellent Food.
Testitnitmels from Dr. Bright, Dr. l're, Dr. rust-,:
Dr. rifiarland, Dr. bell, end many thousand nJllr
respectable parties whipean tui referred to.
Packed P th fu I instructions in canisters, 8140 to
8 12. The latter mintage free orlreeeipt of cash.
Bold at the kevalenln A rehire F o od Depot, 253 SOUTH
'CHIRP street, tiy H. MUNRO, VrieciPal Agent for the
United States. Parvin, Jr., Chestnut and Twelfth
streets. D. Lo Bteekhouse , Eighth and Green streets.
J. ilerkincon and E. la, Clarke, Main street, lierinarn
town : and through all Wooers and Chermotg,
TIIE UNION FOREVER.—THE
mans of Philadelphia opposed to sectional vir
ile* and sectional agitation, ho are in favor of the
Preservation of the Union, and the enforcement of all
the Lawn of the hind. itre lllViieti to meet at the
COUNTY COUCT HOUSE, TIIIB (Tuesday) EVEN
ING, Jan. 17, at 71e o'clock, to folio a Union Mb.
It* MANY.
atrFREE LEE:Tun ES.-31ECHANICS , IN
STITUTE OF SOUTHWARK. FIFTH Street
irWARIIINGTOIS Avenue. ROBERT TAYLOR,
Eti will deliver the Second Lecture a the GOlllllO
q.,
EVENING.
. „
frrCONTINENTAL HOTEL COHPANY.
~o sonnet meeting of the cornoratore of the
Continontal Hotel Corneal)), for the election of five
managers, and the transaction of other business, will
be held in the Parlors of the Rotel, on WEDNESDAY.
Jannerr 21,1 M, at 12 (Mock M.
1111/4.25 HERGEANT . PRICEL See'y.
WSUNSIIINE,—FounTit ANNIVERSA
RY MORRIS LITERARY INS VITUTE.—The
A, A. WILLITS will deliver n new Lecture on
Sunshine, or the Bleionnes of it Genial Spirit," in the
Rev. George Chandler's Church, GIRARD. above Co
lumbia avenue. on TUESDAY, January 24, HO, et 751
o'clock, 'Tickets 25 cents ; may be obtained at the door
on the evening of the lecture. th ea-4t.
Er?. AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Mifit:ckholders of THE WYOMIN(3 CANAL the
ming officers were elected for the ensuing year:
President—SAMUEL'. BODINE.
Managers.— Edwnril Wethertll, John II Brown.
Robert 'truth, John Ely, Ztha Bennett, Wm. B. Ross.
twelf-at
ark OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
COMPANY.
PHIL 4141.1 , 1111 A, January U. 1801.
NOTICE To STOCKIIOI,DERs.—The Annual Meet
in¢ of the Smckhibders ol this Company will be held on
MONDAY, the 6th day of Fe lever . 1650, at le o'clock
A. M. at the SANSONI-STREET HALL.
The Annual Electiow for Directors will beheld on
MONDAY the 6111 da y of March, IMO, at the Office of
the Company, 211 Nonni TII I e D Street,
Jald-tfa Ellen WU SMITH. georetary.
T rz : r A v r t int u T FOR
MB.—The nnnnnl . t
n g of the Contributnin to the Penpaylvnnin Institution
for the Peef and Dunib, whit be held on WE DNF.BIIAY
next, at rdelnex P. M.. at the Inatittitton, corner of
BROAD end PI ri Strcete.
• •
The Annual Report of the Board of I)reotore tvt II be
sulonilted end an election will he held for °liken' to
eery for the ensuing year.
jal6.3t, JAMES J. BARCLAY, Secretary.
SUNDAY-S(:IIOOL MISSIONARY
MEETINGS.—Union litindar-flobool Missionary
Meetings will be held (D. V.) in Nt. Mark 'a Lutheran
Chureh, Emma Garden, above Thirteenth street, THIS
(Tuesday') itVENING, commencing at half past seven
o'clock.
Addressee a re expected from the Rev. D. W. Clitldlaw.
of Ohm, Mr. John MoCullagh. Rentacky, and the
Rev. Charles C. Goss, of Nebraska Territory, Mission
aries of the American Munilay•delionl Union.
Melly interesting facts and incidents wildlas presented
in regard to the work of Sunday-School extension and
improvement in the Wald. R. B. WESTBROOK,
11116-2 t flee. of Mission's of the Am. N. ti. Union,
pa. REV. H. GRATTAN GUINNESS
will preach in the Rev. Dr. Wype'e Church,
Broad, below Seruce,_etreet on !HONDA WEDNES
DAY, end FRIDAY EVENINGS, of thin week, et Li
o'eloek, reeermar the other evenings of the week fur
reeetini privately with inquirers in the Lecture Room
of the Ghnrolt, Rll6-30
irrOFFICE OF 'TILE CONSOLIDATED
COAL COMPANY. No. an WALNUT Street.
PUHA Din,PHIA, Ueo. DOW.
The Annual Meeting nrthe Stoafiliolders of tha Com
yanywill be held at their Office. in Philadelphia, on
MONDAY, January 16, 1&50. at 10 o'cmck A. M., for the
Election of - Officers to Curve the ensuing year. and other
purpneee• J. HENRY dWOMR.
illtl-frAtu9tAr-WR Secretary.
IrlrA COURSE OF TEN LECTURES ON
PRACTICAL PHRENOLOGY to a °lessor La
dles and Gentlemen, will be 0.01111110110011 on TUESDAY
EVENING. Jan. 17th, at the CADINET, UZI CHEST
NUT Str TlC eet.
KETS FOR THE COURSE, 82.
To secure cents application should lie made imole.
diately to J. L. CAI'EN.
Successor to FOWLER, WE1.1. 4 1, & CO.
Phrenological Examinations with written or verbal
desonptions made DA l' - unit EVENING. Iftll-3t
PIFIII. SOLGER WILL DELIVER A
Course of Six Lectures On toe First Four
ies of the Christian Era in their Benrinks upon
Modern Civilization," to commence on TUESDAY.
the 17th of January, at 7Y o'clook, P. M., at Chicker
ink & gong. No 807 CHESTNUT
tinued on FRIDAYS And TUESDAYS. TicAete 63 lor
the Course, admitting a Lads null Gentleman. and
for every nilditional I.ndy. told at the Bookstores of
Messrs V. Lou veldt. 13 2 3 Chestnut ; Burn s & Sias, 80
Chestnut: Smith & English, 40 North Sixth Street, and
at Me acre. °tuckering & Sone, 800 Chestnut. jal3 et•
IrrOFFICE OF THE RELIANCE MU.
TIDAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHILA
DELPHIA. it•I'AIll" /1. 1860.
The Directors have tins day declared a Dividend of
SIX PER CENT. on the Capital Stock of the Com
pany, and on the Certificates 01 Profits outstanding, for
the year ending December 31st, 1859, without deduc
tion for State Tax. payable in cash to the Stockholders,
on and after the 16th net.
Also, a Dividend of FIFTEEN PER CENT., p.m
ble pro ruin ort the Capital Stock and Premiums earned,
out of the profits of the Company. for the year ending
December 31,1, 11859, for which Certificates of Profits,
bearing interest, will be delivered to the Istockholders,
and to the insured entitled to receive the same. under
the provisions of the charter, on told niter the Nth inst.
No certificate will be issued for any less sum than ten
dollars, nor for nny fractional part of one dollar. Bums
less than ten dollars, and not less than ono dollar. are
credited to the insured on the s m ok e of the c oni p nn y,
and within any period of ton Years, the mid credits
amount to ten dollars, certificates therefor will be is
sued.
tortificatea of Pronto are liable, eqvally with the
Capital Stook. for tho losses end engagements of the
Company, end may he converted info Capital Stook at
any time, Elt the option of the holder.
jalll-6t N. hl. HINCi3UAN. Secretary.
OFFIC H
E PHILADELPHIA AND
Orr REA DING HA:U.IIOAPAN Y.
At the Annual Meetitir of the Stockholders of tho
Philadelphia and fientlitnatallroail Company. held Janu
ary 9. 1840. the following gentlemen wore unanimously
elected talioent for 1880:
PENSIDNNT.
A. mull , : KY.
vice PRIK%ILIEN T.
. .
J. DUTTON HTEHLE.
J. DU 1' ON STEELE.
A. K. BORI F.
CHAR. ACA LESTER.
Wlll. tiELL RS.
ROBT. KELT,N.
CHAS. E. SMITH.
TN liAio:ll.2.
8. (BRADFORD.
HETARY•
\VII. H. ISIcILIIENNEY.
Br order. & e.,_
Al O . tin___ W. 11. MoII,IIENNY, Secretary,
TrTILE ENTERPRISE INSURANCE
COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA, January 10,
Althe annual meeting or Ftochholder. of this Com
pany. held on 9th January. 1080. the following gentle,
mon were elected Directors for the ensiling ) ear
F. RATCHFORD WIARIL
WILLIAM hIcK
NAM. IRO PRAY:. ER.
JOHN AL ATWOOD. •
HEN!. T. TREDICK.
i i tIARY , rI I
i I wOel IT.I•T . 1; A RT.
JOHNH. BROWN.
11. A, FAUN ESTOOK.
ANDREW D. °min.
J. L NIIRINOER.
At a meeting or the Board of Director., held this dot,
P. itATolFoilD STARR wan appointed Prelident.
CHARLES W. CORE, Secretary.
MOFFICE OF TILE FAME INSUR ANCE
COMPANY, No. 4,06 CHESTNUT ST.—The
ot' Director. have declared a dividend of three
per cent., payable on demand, out of the profits of the
Company fur the last six month..
111-at W. I. BLANCHARD. Reis y.
OFFICE OF TIIE DELAWARE ('OUR.
TY NARBENGER RAILROAD COMPANY.—
he firth instalment of FIVE DOLL& tin per share on
the most stook of thin Company will be due end pas -
tilde on TUESDAY. the 27th day of Januers.et the
()free of T. T. II oTUII hat, Treasurer. No, 112 ROUTH
FOCIFTII Street. A. 1.. BONNANFON,
j012.0”.27 Neeretery.
[5 - 111ERCIIIANTS' Anow.u.
meeting of Om MERCIIAN FB' FUND SUCIF:-
I'l,wlllhoheldonTßESDAV AFTERNOON lath in
atnnt. at o'clock P. M. nt the Room of the Board of
Trade, MI CIIKITNUT , Btreet. The annual report will
he Bulinntted. and an election held for officers.
THUS. F. BRADY Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE PENNSYLVANIA
14 COMPANY FOR INSURANCE ON LIVES,
ORANTINU ANNUITIES.
Y~IILAot:Ly January 2, BM.
The annual tneeting of the titookholdere of thie Copt•
ploy will take place at their office, 301 WALNUTon AION DAY, leth instant, at 12 o'clock M. and at the
Caine time An eleotion will be held for thirteen' ditto
tore for the ensuing teat.
WILLIAM It. HILL, Actuary.
•
NO TI OE .-THE CO-PARTNERSHIP
heretofore existing under the firm of M. SIEDEN•
BACH &F. 1.1, dtaitol% ad by limitations.
M. tit EDEASI&CII notholixod wheal.) the baldness
of the lute firm and sign in
SIEDENIIACIE,
FREI). STEP:I3,
Philadelphia, itin'Y 18,1 U. I.OUIB HIRSCH.
'I• SIEDENBACII WILL CONTINUE
15 the business, no heretelloe. nt the old stem], No.
113.Nortla 'nerd street, nlewe Arrh.
jet? St• .M. SIEDIINBACH.
NOTICE OF COPARTNERS P.—The
HI
undersigned, tote of the Imo of AI. FI EDENDACH
& STEER, have formed it vopattnerslop under the its le
of F. ErrEhn & HIRSCH, and taken the Mom No.
131 North THIRD street, one door 1010Ve Cherry. west
side, where they will open about the first of Fannon
with a complete stook et Fancy Dry Hoods,
f[osion, Cloves, and Gentlemen's Fernishin4 Artioles.
to Which the) respeetfolls nis Ito intention.
FREDERICK RTEEB,
LOUIS HIRSCH.
Philadelphia, Jan. 17, 1560. Jell st•
NEW LAW BOOKS.
IN PREPARATION
WIIAR'I'ON'S DIOEST ON PENNSYLVANIA RE
PORTS. Supplementer} Io the Edloon of 1 862. RI
Ronl Wharton. t an.
LINDLEY ON PAR I NERSHIP. A T.ent,... on the
Law of Partnern/no. RI Natlmatel Lwdtey Esq.
Whopo,B AND 'Pahl R RE.ME:IINa. Dy P U. AJ
dibon.
.
WALFORD AND NORMAN ON THE LAW 01
CONTRACIIL
MALCOLM ON EXECUTORS AND ADMINIB
TRATORS.
TROWEK ON THE LAW or DEBTOR AND
cßEDyroit, T. a,. J. W. JO2INSON x VO•t
jal7-9t
O. MS Ht,eot,_
ft! lOU ARE IN WANT OF ANY
-IL 11 0 o
111 A 'IIIEM Al' II ItOlt 0 0. k: VANS
lII' Y . THEM AT OF:OBOE O. EV • NH'
BUY THEM AT OEOltliE U. r VANS'
BUY . TH Al AT IrEtilitiE 1, EVANS'
ton Book Store. No. OS Clhest, u went.
(lilt Book More, No. 439Chosttiot Street.
1,11111,10 k Store, No. 413 Chestnut awe'.
'Tin the last place In the
Boole are sold as cheap no at any other Hort),
and sou !INV° rho ad, ailia4e,
Of getting a handsome liilt with OnCh pool.
NEW BOWIti,
'PHE DOOMED CHIEN. 01 Yearn Ago Br the
author el Omit (Jule) ,or the 'ruippeta of trio Utah,
jog. one r nl. Milo. 16(.0
SEVEN YEAPH. sly Julia hat annah. Price $l.
VI DOC' (, the French Poncein in, with a lilt. Price
IICIW COFLO HE HELP Pl'. Ili A. B. Roe. face
414 FALL . B 110 c
1 . 1 ( 11?) : 1'11 ER l ' l i lASe/N'S i gh` l l l Vr.All, e s n A
Price I.
SKETCHES OF LIFE AND CHARACTER. Ils T.
H. 311111, PrICO 111.
COMPENSATION. 111 Anne M. IS. Brewster. Price
PRINCE 01."PHE 110VRE OF DAVID. Inca 1 25.
UIITHE PILLAR OF FIRE, Price 51.25.
P.ELEro OyERI,ANI) JOURNEY. Price 51.
'DIE OR t.AT PRIBI'LATION. Price .$l.
PIit , NTUREH OF lIAJI BABA. Pace $l.
1100 K OF POPULAR HoNlie. Poe° $l.
1100 K OF PARLOR PLAYS Price $l.
1100 K OF HUMOROUS POETRY. k'rice
1100 K OF 11111,10HOUN ANEC Mak.. PrieC
K RIDEIVH HPORTING Al EL:ill/PEtt. Price 71.
MINIM RH OF ROBEHTHOUDIN. Price Isl.
LIFE OF COLONEL CHOCK T. Price I.
Id FP, OF COLONEL DAN I hi, BOONE. Prue 51
All the New Books as goon as Mined, and sold nt Ike
Inhhshere' lowest ypriced Mel
RECOlililie I' THAT A 111 FT
Worth Irom cent. to 511 U In jivon Willi each Boot,
at the tone of uutchinal,
Cali 111, 00,1 out 1,101 Nilll/4(is,Ut, you Shot lle Eau
Pince In She city tcliere ken A Nob! Purcliage Books us
IiEURGIE U. EVANS'
(ART BOOK EMTASUS/1 MEN l',
4:19 CI EH ['NUT Bt., Philadelphia,
Jail-tf Two doors below Fifth, on the upper mule.
MOURNING STORE,
No. R OlareTN UT Street
D ")N"r LEAVE IT TOO LONki; 00
soon and have an Innnitlble Pliotoetivit or Alll
brotypo inane or youreell at KMNfhlt S
StieUND titreet, blare bteen, We the Ltle-Stie
It •
$lOO A mown! MADE BY ANY ONE
With 5 , 10 Stencil Tools. First Preitilaul
41711(1041. PRI111)108 mill lull particulars Ire.. Stenvil
stock of all koo k cheaper than elsewhere
Address 1). L. MILLUEN,
Jahil-wit" tipriugliekt
TO COIN COLLECTORS.—The printed
eneed cntalogno of Om rota o,f the cam.ppp' rd'
Aniericap Couu 000 P.lecla/s, how the caluuet ot.t. N.
Lag., lot male at CV“AITN. 'mitt
TtN't !, tittect. Price cents. • pqtl .1.
TIORSES TAKEN TO WINTER. on a
-4 -4- Farm la Da!war. 00.111AY. EXnellent 4 blef
and experiantad Uro.wu. Apply No. eat wALNITT
Stmt. saoond atom
QUGAIWIOUSE MOLASSES. -150 Ude.,
tioroes,:and harrelo)ha,,,,mivai.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
CAUPETINGS.
CARPETS.
F. A. ELLIOTT & CO., Nos. 32 and 34 North FRONT
Street. are the SOLE AO} NTS in Philadelphia for the
ROXBURY CA RPET COMPANIr,and have constantly
for sale a full assortment of VF.I.VET nail 1 A PESTRY
CARPETS, °loin - Hoe patterns.
Also, a large supply of the various kinds of CAR
PETS manufactured in Philadelphia city and county,
from nearly all the best manufacturers.
Dealers will find it to their a n tares t to cell and
examine these goods, which are offered for sale on the
most favorable terme.
N. Il —F. A. ELLIOTT & CO, being the Sole Agent"
In Philadelphia for the lisle of the Worsted and Carpet
Yarns spun by the B,exonville Mile (formerly the New
Eneand Worsted Company ' ) and being agents also for
the Baldwin, Wilton, and Abbott Companies, bare
ptioulisr facilities for keeping eonstant'y for rile the
ratione knit of Carpets manufaotured in Philadelphia.,
on the most favorable terms. lalg-3m
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
174 1 URNISHING DRY GOODS.
SHARPLESS BROTHERS have replenished
their Stook of Staple Oood. of their own importation.
Barnsley and Inch Linen yheoung,
Irish Pillow and Bolster Linens.
shirting Linens from beet Bleaoheries.
Linen Damask - and Damask Clothe.
Daninsk Napkins and D'Oylies.
Iluekaback. Russia and Damask Towels.
Colored Bordered Damask Towels.
Molts Crash and American Linens.
Sep., Worsted Damasks. Satan Lame.
LILOO Curtains. Lmbroidered Muslin..
Figured Lasting., Moreen., Druggist..
Cloth, Table and Porno Covent
Buff. Blue and Green Shade Holland..
English rind American fine Blankets. '
Mar.eillee guilt. of every qualitl.
Muslin., Sheeting., Flannels and shirting,.
SO) and SUS CHESTNUT Street.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
OFFICE OF UNION MUTUAL IN
SURANCE COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA, iftliUltrE E. 1930.
STATEMENT of the AFFAIRS of One COMPANY,
in conformity Icahn provision of Ile hurter:c
Premiums from January J. 1559, to January
1,1869 • ... 8133,320 93
Premiums earned on Marine and Inland --
Risks during the year endlpz ax above, ... 173.148 83
Received from interests on investments.... 7,2e1 89
Losses, Return Premhams• Rednsumness.
Expenses and Commissions, and amount
reserved to pay losses unadjusted.......... 1/1106 89
,• • 1532,146 92
Balance amorist the Company prOVIOUII
loam 45 336 85
Balance to the debit of dividend account....
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY, January 1,13 SO.
6WO Penner Ivanut 6 per cent. loans, at cost. 86 966 00
10.000 Pllarfelphin. cap 6 percent, loans, " 10 sou 00
7,000 City of Pitts urg 6 percent . loans, " 6 700 00
7 000 6 6,970 00
41,670 Camden and Amhoy R. Company, 6 per
cent R0nde..........__..11,713 00
LOCO North Pennsylvania H. Comp l y ,llonds
6 per cent .... 2.760 CO
lUD Shares N. Pennsylvania R........... 6 000 CO
117 " Illuladelphla Bank 14 710 00
11,610 Cherapeake and Delaware Canal 66.... 11.610 00
83 Ellsarea Delaware Mutual Safety ln
euranee Company ......... ..... • ..... 2 200 00
43 Shares Deltware ft. C0mpany......... 1,126 00
Pond'', stocks or Radroade, litelmboat Com
panies, and Telegraph Companies. and Car
tlCoficatee of .'roots of Mutual Insurance
............. ..... 13379 00
Estimated prepant value ....
Bile receivablX (or premiums
Cull in flank . .............. . . .
line the Company for unsettled premiums,
salvages, and other accounts . ........... . 77,821 fi7
RICHARD S. SMITH, President
JOS. COI.LISON, Seeretsr).
At a meeting of the Nor pholders of the UNION Ml'-
TV Al. INSURANCE COMPANY of Philadelphia. held
at their office January loth. IMO, the following gentle
men were elected to serve as Directors) for three yearn:
8. Dentouet, 1 Ilenry Lewis. Jr..
A. E. Rorie. Edward I. Clark,
Win. C. Kent. H. P. Robinson.
Samuel C. Cook. W.F. Washington.
andllenry BALI - Mel. for two years,
who, with
Richard S. Smith, Charles Yeam.
Hugh Campbell, 1 t/odfrey Frey tag,
Francis Tete, J. P. Steiner,
Newberry A. Smith, Ellis Yarnall,
John If. Irwin. Thomas Mile.,
Albert Worrell, Charles Newbold.
George Lewis, lino. W. Be rnadou,
.imon,
wore.
)8. COLLISON. Secretary.
. .
P. 8a
onotitute the Board of ler
jail lit if JO
STATEMENT OF THE BUSINESS OF
THE" OREATIWESTERN INSURANCE AND
TRUST COMPANY, for the year ending January let,
IDYP.
AUthorlead CeD11.31—.......... —.9600 600 DO
Capital paid in . 238.900 W
Premium; for the firstinx months of the year. 33,333 43
" lot 60,4411 63
Fro Premiums during the year It
Menne Premiums during th e year,
(mostly Cargo unit Inlam :5,016 91
Heats (Great Western ttaiklinp
above oxpensea—no estimate for
Company's office rent' 4 GOO 62
Interest, 7,150 00
APANT,
Heal Estate.t above ineuilibraneeal.
Honda and M ntirairea• (first Ilera • •
Mlle receivable. &
Amount due b) individuals and eortrora
Cash on bnnt, r
rn hank. and in agents' hands 2138.5 PS
0/I.ce furniture .......... 913 04
40. 4 0.1 a 1:43
JA.M.AIIT 10. 4950,
The Board of Directors have this day declared a Diri•
loml of SIX TIM CENT. on the Cash block of the
Company. payable on demand.
CHAN. C. LATHROP. President
I. WEIGHT. Secretary.
I. AALLtiiII_RBT. Anhcaor.
91 1 11 E GIRARD LIFE INSURANCE, AN
NUITY, AND TRUST COMPANY OF PHILA
DELPHIA. in conformity with an act of the Legiata.
tore, publish a statement of the Mitts held on the Ist
January. Iwo i
Real Estate .....
Bonds and Mortgages • 0.30,141 19
()round Rents. - 40.936 00
Loaned upon collateraLl
OAtvel security. ..... —........ 103,322 72
+31,650 Chesapeake and L elaware Canal Co.
6 per cent. loin.
67.603 City of Philadelphia. do.
7 OW Alle,gheny County, Pa., do.
33 WO Harrisburg Railroad CO.. do. 1
4.023 Camden aril/Until', Railed Co., do.
7.0100 Lehigh Valley Railroad Co., do.
6000 Delaware Railroad Co., do.'
2 OWN. Pennsylvania Railroad Co., do. .
5 tan Cleveland and Ntaboning R. Co., do.
21,1E0 37.100 Pennsylvania 6 per cent.
11.200 City of Philadelphia
H 1 ()CFCs. do.
.v . ,
SU shares Northern Bank of Kentuoky. t
lusi dn. Bank of Kentucky. ' =.37,111 CU
71 do. Bank of Louisville,. ~
.
19uo. New Orleans One Co.
111 do. Union Bank of Tennessee. r.
1171 do. The itiraril Life Ina Annuity,
and Trust Co. of Pintail,
110 do. Beaver Meadowliajlrond Co.
try do. do. do. preferred. '
Su do. Moreliants' and Mechanics'
Bank of Wheeling.
30 do. Philadelphia Rank.
29 do. Formant and Mechanics' Rink.
52 do. Phil., Wilm...k Bolt. flatlr'd Co.
IN do. Penney!, aura flatiron,' Co.
sha do. Harrisburg Railroad Co.
114 do. Western Mink. 1
Cash
JuntaTy 13.1%9
)nli•ntuth tit
JNO. F. JAMES
RETURN OF THE NORTHERN AS
RIJRANCE COMPANY OF LONDON on the
thin)-first Any of Unwary. 13.9:
Fins?. Capital •36,213,300 tO
Number of shares of Block kn . !.
scribed f0r.... . 82,44.13
Atnt.of footel tmenta or Instal
mentse on Stock, paid in,
°Asti LI or SP per share. Mat
The value, or as near as may be,
of the Real Estate held by the
C0n..... ,
Amount of Cash on hand
Amount of Cash deposited in Bloi,
Amount of Cult in hands of
Agents and Branch Fatal,-
lishments, and In course of
transmission ......
Amount of loans secured 'by
Bords and Mortgagee, con
stituting the lien on Real
Estate, on which there to less
then one }ear's interest due
end owing . .
Aninunt of loans On whi 11 in
terest line not been limit
within one year.... ...
Amount of Stocks owned by the
Company, ........ .
Amount of Stocks and other In
sestnrentr held by the Co.,
an collateral security for
Amount of lhq Claims forloseria
which are in null, or contest
ed by the Companr......
Amount of Lows don" t h e
year, which have been paid,
iFir•and toted,
Ammint Looses during the
rear which have not been
,
Amount of * Dividends declared
Amount of lloidends declared,
due and unpaid.. .
Amount of allether mann , :
mistime maim t the Company,
contested orotlierwise, being
Fire due to tiovern
nent and unclaimed Di, 1-
Amount of Cash Fionnuins re
con ed.l Fire and Life
Amount of Interest Money re•
est ,ed from the Investments
the Company..
Am o unt at Income of the Coin
tinny from oasesther sources.
Amount of L paid during
the year, which occurred
prior to the year...
Amount paid mid owing 'for Re
in.urniloo Premium.. and of
Return Prionitane, whether
WWI of unpaid declared.
andof Ihvidends declared.
and paid during the year . •
Amount of Expenees paid during
e r Ud, CoBllll
andr i n rlllllll,
eeseeld Agenta and
Oitoiers of the Companl.. 171,4• Cit
Having complied with the law of Fennstl, anis, this
company is preeared to citric, insuraciep un Buildings
and Contenis at wederats rates of premium
11, LOSSES PAID Al''l'l M (it' ADJUSTMENT
WITHOUT REF HENCE TO
011ie° m the new hold r of the 11111,A111,1•PIILA
11ANK, Ni,. I'S WIESTN Street, Phillidolphia.
tudlt WI .I.IAM BETTY, Agent.
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANOE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
Assets
tilX IMILLIONB OF DOLLARS,
INVESTIO siseT 3,lllllTOMilat anal.
WORTH OVER fy 13,tr00,000,
The premiums 0.1 . 0 1 nwxa then to many other Compa
nies, mid the Dividends h
-eve LOBO 01111,1711/1.
TlllB 1i 11 'Molly MUTUAL Company. These Cr, no
Htookholdios, so that ALL THE PROFTrti
sshovie TO TIIIC 111,100 ND.
FalunWets, and every information, may to had
GRATIS, on aypheativ
F. It '111 , 01113 STA tin, Agent,
H. W. corner FO writ and WALNUT Streets.
PUMA DELYIIIA REFItRUNCES:
Thowas Rohl no . John Welah.
Monition) L Dawson, Own* H. Steen,
litmus ht. Stroud, R. 8. Whalen,
John li Myers, J. Poker Looming,
Joseph Patterson, Witham C. Ludwig.
John H. Atwood, Arthur O. Coffin,
Thommi 11. Fromm, tleOrSil W. Toland,
Witham Mertes. Time. itiattsom. 03-trif •
m ORE PROOF OF THE WONDERFUL
111. EFFECTS OF MONELL'S AMERICAN HAIR
REPARATOR,
PHIADILFIII•, Septainteir S7th, MI&
This is to certify t hat 1 WWI bald (or many n ,F. art°
srse recommended to try your reparator ; m lnt
procured Woe bottles , used it or three tuna I. Which
has ;muted my hair to grow, and altho la sot quill. is
thick as before, yet it is conetantly
No. 3.NoitL lirstree.
PIIILAIWI.PHIA. September Vth, LW&
Mr. J. F. MON Dear Sir—Some time winos raT
hair commenoed fslhgt out, AO 111111111 SO% that I wan, in
fact fearful of boooming bald; but hearing of the was
due, power of your R e tiltrotor, I wan induced to buy
bottle, and nfter worm one-hall of it my hair not oak
ceased oonifog out, but commenced it rfttri ,{ finely, gel l have now u thiuk a melt of hair asv i tthail.
JACO 'VANS,
No. 621 erri 1 07.04 0
For eAle IT T. 11. PKTERB & Co., Sole ,Agerata,
116 OldhsTri UT /Strut, Philealelvhis, u/saisa
A GENTLEMAN DESIRES TO RE
JAL CEIVE priv4te tuition in the Chutere. Addre‘e
" 8..1.." at h i s Othce. eating name end residenee. or
Where an interview can be bed. _ rnti3t•d
WANTED—In a Commission House, an
Illtalligent lad who can Co
a fair hand, and is
apt at fiqurea. Addreo " T.& CO PretsofEceonl7 at•
WANTED—A lirst•elagsßook•keep er , In
wholeeale Metal Store. Unexceptionable ra
ft recce required. Addresa "L. A. IL," (Ape of this
paper.fall lt•
A YOUNG LADY having a thorough Eng
lieh Education desires a Must's!' U Instrnetress
)n a private trimly. Address" Alice." Press office.
1311 -St•
WANTED—A situation by a young
man in a Cloth House. Can influence considera
ble amount of City trade. Address 8. D., Blood'a Die,
yatott.
tall 2t*
$2 500 CASH AND ACTIVE PART-
In eue n e ne %at's' t ed to a n w I t h h i t s he city a dy t e je t l i t r l
el: NV the pant veer. Particulars, fornmbed at an in
ter tlete• by addreseins " New York.' this office. It.
WANTED— By a first-claks salesman,
situation in a Wholesale Jobbing Dry Goods
finnan. doin a Western trade. in which quarter he can
g
influence a fair amount of business. Andress "Tem
pleton." at this adios. jal7-6t.
WANTED—A situation in a Wholesale
Hardware Store, by a young man whcLhas some
knowledge of the business. Address '• Iron, nEbee of
thus paper. ial7-It'
WANTED —By a respectable young
woman, employment as Nurse or Chambermaid
Apply at 777 MORRIS Street.
A YOUNG MAN THOROUGHLY AC
qUaittett with the dry-gale butanes wishes a
good sanatton In a wholesale house. Una command
some trade of hie own acquaintance Will refer toany
of the merchants or business men of this vicinity. Ad
dress W. J., Vvtlliamaport. Pa.
Net (win —A GENTLEMAN OF IN
tegray and business qualifications is
desirous of entering into some lucrative business, where
his dunes would be light. (with the above sum,( where
everything Proved satisfactnry. Reference resui red, as
well as given. Addrou "8. W. IL" Press Office.
dg-tuthstit•
WANTED—In a Market street Store,
an active, energetic young man as gateman.
One who can command a Six-months trade. address
DRY GOODS, at Pre. office.
FOR SALE AND TO LET
TCR SALE—AII the MACHINERY be
longing to the Plattlien, TWELFTH and
PRIME Streets. Shafting. Coo and Bpar Wheels. Mills.
OpindLes. Bolt and Elevator. Still, Dubler, and Worm ;
Mash nd Yeast Tubs, Cistern'', Hot anti Cold Water
Tubs, 8 Pumps. ko. Will be sold at one-half their
coat. Apply on the promises. lalT-tuthalt.
gm HOUSES TO RENT.—TO RENT—
The
su. neat dwellin_g, No. 312 LOMBARD Street.
Gas and Bath ; six Bed Rooms; two Parlors, and Rase
runt Kitchen and Cellar; good Yard. Rent 52W per
year.
Also, to Rent, the small House in the rear of N 0.240
LOMBARD Street. Rent, 56 per month to a family
without children.
Also, to Rent, a small Home in CHURCH Street,
below Worms street. Rent. 317 _per month. Nix Rooms,
Also, to Rent, the Store and Cellar , n -FIFTH Street.
below South. Rent, 510 per month.
th A n SE o CON I D , T TR EET d
MAR fT E e T n b al ow ' Lom l ba rd
street. .
•
Apply to THOMAS MARTIN. Real Rattan Agent and
Collector, N. W. corner of THIRD and LOMBARD
Streets. IaII-30
go WILL LET—The FIRST FLOOR,
Mil SECOND STORE, and, if wished, the THIRD
STORE, of my building, which Onors are 110 feet deep.
(reserving the Cellar and fourth Story for my own use./
for a Wholesale Grocery, Grain and Feed, of Provision
Store. If rented, the entrance to my Office. Alcohol
Distiller,. and Liquor Store, will be 106 NEW Street,
above Front. Poeaession given one month after taken.
Apply to EDWARD WRIGHT, 250 North FRONT
Street, below Vine.
The two Store* will be entirely eeparate, and. tn the
manner the building is constructed, will have att the
conveniences. lal4-12t
8125,712 00
8100 WO 011
81 ,194 67
76,430 77
MEM
VALUABLE PROPERTY, WALNUT
Y Street. below Fifth.
For sale. Noe. 427 and 419 WALNFT Street, about 4.3
feet front by 132 feet deep.. S. very desirable property
for nicest:neut. and from its ace peculiarly adapted for
Profitable improvement. Terms accommodating. Ap
ply to N. Lt. BRUN, No. SI Fluladelphia Exchange. .1,1
story, between 11 and U o'clock. jall-3V
lIOUSE' TAVERNS, and STORES.
KM Real Estate of every deiorintion for sale or to
rent. Apply to MAX lIEIN'S,
Real Estate Arent,
No. MI North SECOND Street,
in L. Tourny k Co.'s Seed Store.
All orders will be promptly attended to.
n te- Epsbah,
French, and German epoken. Collector of Ground
Rents. am
ipOR SALE—A Valuable Lot of Ground,
lta feet by 100, three fronts. water and gas laid on
one front; suitable for a church or factors. It is ma
ted to the Southwestern part of the city, in a rapidly im
proving pelghborbood. Terms easy. Address. for Der
ttoulays." J. K.." office of this paver. ;mitt
ROHR & DAVIS WASHING-MACHINE
for sale by PLOWMAN & Mc BRIDE, 3fanufae
toren'. v",* S'PRAWBERHY Street. Philadelphia.
By this machine a week's wash of an ordinary-siaed
family can be done before breakfast. It is easel to ca
pacity to four women, and eaves at least 60 per cant. ic
wear and tear. Hundreds of them are now to me. and
the demand continuing.
Call and examlne for yonrselves.
County yachts for sale on reasonable terms. Price of
machine elo, up to ill
PLOWMAN & McBRIDE.
1a7.-Im* 37 'STRAWBERRY Street.
693,e01 DI
- 511,750 62
81115,551 Co
$.ll ZS 91
21,7 V 41
DESIRABLE BOARD IN A PRIVATE
FAMIIf for a single gentleman. Addreu No. 2
WEST PENN SQ UARE. below Market. ial7-30
eta AZ 38
831.0r:949
1.1371,
97,761
BOARDING.—A Very Fine Suite of
tyro or three communicating rooms. on second
floonwah or lortteout private table. Address, ROOMP.
isn't tuthatfebt Bon EMS. Phila. P.O.
FUR
EVENING PARTIES
BERTHAS,
CAPES, SETS,
SLEEVES, •ni CUFFS,
In Reel Lane, Crape, Illusion,
Blond and Imitation,
in greet Pa/label, or the
NEWEST STYLES.
Argo,
4 4, 8.4, 8.4, 9-4, 10.4 ILLUSION,
TARLATANS, CRAPES, Ac.,
Much below the tune puce'.
WARBURTON'S.
1004 CHESTNUT Street, above Tenth Street,
300 South SECOND Street, below Spruce.
)ftl2.tr
PAPER HANGINGS, &c.
TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
We offer from now to the end o( the year our LARGE
STOCK OF
PAPER HANGINGS,
AT ORHATLY REDUCED RATES
MIZE
Persons leashing their house Papered, oaa get great
BARGAINS
By calhoy early on
HART, MONTGOMERY, & CO.,
_ .
(COLORED PHOTOGRAPHS !
IVORY TYPES.
DAtiehatitEOTYYF.B:
AT
IAOCLEES',
NO. 626 CHESTNUT STREET,
Below Seventh torposite Jayne's HMI'.
$l. PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS. $l.
Those who acre a really splantlol
PHOTOGRAPH
Should call at this
TIEF.OI.PEST-VBTA RUSHED AND MOSTEXTEN
SIVE POOTOORAPH GALLERY IN TM:STATE.
Copies of IMOVERREOTYPF-.9 or Anil...my:res. of
any sire, finished in CE 41'01. Oil 7111 - , 01 on.
PASTIL, or Se It OHS TTPI 4 . di: nll
JAS. R. CAMPBELL & CO..
IMPORTIMS AVII isIIOLN4ALIS RP lt.F.Fti
DRY GOODS,
LINBES, WHITE GOODS,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
BLANKETS, STUFF GOODS, d o
fell emit N. 727 Cif ESTNU I, Si,Pet.
SALES
Or ANT lIND Or
M E HAN I) S E
xi {Ail S.l) IV
7 . II'ENTY-FOl'll 11017 N, !I
(For each or otherlrite.)
WM_ H. WEEDS,
mI:IeCIIINDISE 1; fe(IKEN,
105 CHESTNUT STREET.
Jal4-stu& thtf
pA . rENT FUR ANt) SEAL SKIN
COATINGS.
THE SUBSCHHIERS,
FM s Abrs re PI me UNITKr , STATr.
For Hog above descriptton of goods or the tell Inu• n
111.11101plure of
NEEBH:s. EDWIN FIRTH & 96,0.
or
HECKMONDWIHE, YoRKsiiIRE, ENGLAND.
Are preparMt to eitubirsamples of the carious 4 , 101.-
bre. end to take o der for mortegoite or future
lere. to cult th• consomence of the trade.
The gores cannot be puregn‘nd throusn the custom
ary onannels 10 F:tutland. Ani all order. tug the t rated
States must to thro.tgli the robes ashen.
WRAY & GILLIGAN,
Philatle phm. and
FANSHAWE, MILLIKEN , & TOWNit ND,
lalo-tuth&sim Ness Tort
Ni ON EY LIBERALLY A D VAN CED.-
t
-LTA- TO ANY ANIIIIINT—Vport_WILIohIe. feweirY.
.P6aNnr...n . gv.lr) LPLoClin•itch,a,n4v.te, r l l '. 7 ,
THIRD and OAF; .I,aBtreeta. below Labsrd. Ocoee
Our. om.; A. M T - P. M nll-3rmi
CINSANDI4FDALS OF ALL KINDS,
Minerals, nells. Vermorinys. Auto:Y.4)h%. :lAA
Honery. and Fancy Art.clee, Dought and 801.1.
W. IDLER,
ja14 , 1110 No. IllN.rth NINTH. near ARCH Ft
IfICKONY, AND LO-
C. CUST MOUNTAIN, carefully screened and elei.•
ed. tiediefactlon.werranted.
%I M. H. BUNTING.
UI 121" 30i CALLOWiiILL, Street.
WANTS.
BOARDING.
MILLINERY GOODS
NO. 322 CHESTNUT STREET
AMUSEMENTS.
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
THE FRENCH OPERA COMIQUE.
From the ilratd Opera. Parts. and recently of New.
York, will appear Philadelpioa for TWO NIGHTs
ONLY, to routs for New Orleans. commenoin
MONDAY EVENING. Jan. 23,
On which eccathon
AIAfFLE DARCY.
Aelnow!edged the press and pubhe of New Toxic
33 11331113 110 limper:or in the delina‘tton of French
opera, will malt her firsts pnearange un Plo'.adolphi a.
3IAD'E ANNA WISSLER,
Who, in compliance with the wishen of the Phite)et-
Phut pulthe. made I..noWn through the pregs, has Wen
engaged to make her
DEBUT IN OPERA IN THIS COUNTRY.
Previous to her departare for New Orlegos.
Amatte4 by the following distinguished Artilites:
MALYLE AUGE
M. 14.1.03.
M. DALE'.
&LW, UTLER.
M. ARNAEL.I4
M. Li DIER.
al. SAGE,
And the whole Company.
Musical Conductor... .............. —St. E. REITER
PRICER OF Lbmt.K.lON.
Parquet. Parquet Ci tele, and Balcony
No o.ltra eharfe for re. erv .d „ st ,
Fano', Circle.... ... Lltel Amphitheatre :5 Cts.
Tickets for the two performances 'all kinds) can he
obtained on and after IVestnestias. Jantrirs If. at tas
Academy of Moir., Chicken:les. and Beck is Lawton's,
from 9 A M. to Shl
Doers open at 7? t , Performance women:es at
terminattue at 10. P. M.
Full p.trtictßr■ on We.litesdity ereniuf.
VALNUT-STREET THEATRE.
o!e Lessee !EL A. GAR ETTSQN,
13H:g e Mr. E. F. REACH.
St:eines& Agent -..Mr.„108. D. MURPHY
TRIUMPHANT BFCCESS OF MATILDA HERON.
THIS (TUESDAY/ EVENING. Jen. /7.
LERBIA.
Lesble,
The
Mt11:1 • Heron ; Orceolo. Mr. J. W.
Welled: : The Doge •
of Vence. Mr.•:,eorge Jolateon
Galteno, Mr. L. R.; Raspo, Mr. Young -,
AI re. Anna Colvel!: SpoLalro, Mr. Du bole; Ottcts:,
Mr. Beech.
Eir'Prlcee ea ILIUM.
Beate secured srahout extre rze.
Doors open at G;i" o'cloClE ; Performance to commence
et 7 o'clock.
WiIEATLEY lc CLARKE'S ARCII
STREfiT TREATRE.
THIS (TUESDAY) Y.VENING. Jan. I,
EVERTED 01".3 FRIEND.
Mr. Feathetty, Mr. Wyo. Wheatley.
PETER WILKINS.
Peter Wekins, Mrs. Drew; John Adams, Alr.
man ; l'itcalercus Crowerull, Mr. Clarke.
Scans or YR ECts.—dinitiliOn. 25 cents; Bseursl
Seats m Dress Circle, 7's Cents • Parquet. SU cents. Doors open at half past 6 o'clock sertormancee
commence at 7 O'clock precisely.
DAN RICE'S GREAT StiOW.
NATIONAL THEATRE, WALNUT St., above
EiFhth.
rnice•.—Dress Olivia, 50 cents Faredlr Circle. r 5
cents : Seats in ?Ilya's Boxes, 75 cent; Who's Pri
vate Boxes. ;Sand ea.
Box (Ace open from Id A. M. MIS P. 31., when seats
can be secured without Extra Charge.
Cnairox or Tice .—Doors open at half past L o'cl0z1:
Tocommenee at 7.
THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, Jan. U.
Second Night of the gorgeous Spectacle, of the
MAGIC RING OP THE J. OL R ELM P.NTS
FIRE. WATER, EARTH. and AIR
Herbert. Er. W. H. Pegs ; Amnion, Mr. Wh:tviker ;
Godsh. Mr. J. Darcie ; Miss Kate 1. 4 .31,1 en •
Annello, Miu Adelaide ; Spirit of the Water 31. st:
Alin Wilton ; Koralie, Miss Wells; Spirits of Au• ,
Miss Tatford an Miss Es.elle.
whole will conclude with a Choice S.elez bon of
ACTS IN THE ARENA,
M cDONOUG IFS GAIETIES--1 ACESt.,
below THIRD.
BENEFIT OF Till: WIDOW OF 13 E0. CRILLEY.
Faoond owes rance of Moss RO:ANA 3IAY, Ito cola
brated Cant.lt rice.
DESERTERS
OR.
SCENTS IN MEXICO.
THOMAS end LEAVITT 0 the sTRANn ER.
Mt. HOWARD, Mlle. MARIE, m 1 Mt WHELP
LEY.
HER:STANDEZ IN NEW ACTS.
Comic Pantomime of
HER OCKISE.
Greed CelebrationO T
of the °peeler of the GAIETIES
on THURSDAY EVENING rent. Janney lath. r.a
which neencon there Rol he a T.etd• PeFforna.nre.
cK I- Ts CAN NOW BE PROCURED FROM TAB
TREASURER.
SANDERSON'S EXHIBITION ROOMS,
CHESTNUT Street. near Stith.
THIODON'S THEATRE OF ARTS.
THIS EVENING.
Will be offered the folircirinx eleant scenes : The Port
of Genoa Washington and his ; Genera's, are truly re
presented.
NAPOLEON CROSSING THE ALPR.
In which :0.0.0 Moving Fnrares are represant
ether with s bfe-like vier of toe General and hi: Mar
shals. The Annvon its March.
MONKS OF MT. ST. BERNARD.
After which the terrific scene of the Storm at Sea.
The exhibition ternunnttne with the model vie. of
the monster steamship, the Great Eastern.
Afternoon performances on Wednesday and Saturilf.
Tickets. 23 cents. Children.ls cents.
Doers open at T. To commence st 8.
71ESIPLE OF WONDERS,
Northeast corner of TENTH and CRESITtr:
Street-1n tarsal and Novel Attraction.
HAPPY NEW YEAR
SIGNOR BLITZ.
The eronderfal Magician and Ventrioavon.
EXHIBITION EVERY EVENING DURING THE
WEEK.
Commencing nt 73; o'elort. and en WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS at Toe celebrateS
Automaton Rope Vaulter. 011* of the greatest memos of
Alechan Gm ever exhibited,wlll appear in every extit i
tton. and perform his &Gemstone fest..
Atlmt.ston =Ports. Chlldrealleae,ut.
THE CELEBRATED PAINTING,
PARISINA,
Moser-stir. of
LORD BYRON'S POEM.
leith
Ll'erS PRIZ es PICTURE.
THE PILGR
and lM FATHERS
THE MARTYRDOM OF 101 IN
ON VIIYW FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY,
nt the
DESSELDORF EXHIBITION
ACADEMI OF FINE ARTS.
EMS CEIFSTN UT Steer
Open from 9 A.M. to A P.M
Allnuealon cents.
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY O THE
FINE ARTS.
I.= CHESTNUT STREET.
Is OPEN DAILY. tem:lsis eAceptati from A.
till 6 P. M.
Waited—The Tenth rohnee of " Crhes
nuttirta" 01 P 11011.4,
Admacon 2.5 cents. Children nslar 12 yet half
price.
Shares of Stock
G ERmAb ORCHESTRA.—Pab:!c
heanals ere ry SATURD AY, at MrPICAL PrN.5
HALL, at Mal o'clock P. M. A package of eight tleicets,
one dotter. Ponta nekect. frt. cents. To bee - had at G.
Andre's, tend Bees fr. Lannon's Mask Scores, and at Cis
door. oß4m
GENTS' FURNISIIVtG GOODS.
j W. SCOTT—late of the firm of Win
a" • cheater k Sea tt--GENTLEMEN'S FURNISIt-
LNG 8 CORE and FHIAT .SLAI.I tiraCTORY, Es
CHEBlNl,T6treet.(rearly opposite the titrard Hasse.
Ptuht , te: arta.
J. W. traild reapectistly teal the casaba!' of former patrone and frteada Per Eore. and is Pre
pared to PA on r oe SHIRTS at short tC4IC.I. A
perfect fit enaraa Wholesa:e Trade cappt:ed tr:th
fins Shins' and Col.arA ir2l-17
WINES AND I.II4EOES.
SPF:CIAI, NOTICE TO THE PUI3LIC!
___
We have been informed that In many [ - tees • .oss•
arson• JULES lall2llM i are caned (cr.., of
the hotels end the trade do their twat to reo•tr.i....,e^..ter.l
substitute another wine of a a radar name in ti.ane I
our.. as said Wine Can he otoonrd at
We now most urgently protest unmet such proceed -
tags and warn the pool e not to se.rept an, other w•it
when ours is ca , 'ed (—UM ie to 'A v. r t. oh has tot
our arm. it LES .11U.LINt wlth the hums of
our Meat. ]grits Mat git. Jr., or, toe t&beLl. Int o c it
itutorraph signature to (cat around the neck of the
bottle.
We furthermore request our customers and (nerds ts
Per most particular attention to the shot e-merdt...nrd
rilstmet.on, as the other house of a similar name has
copied our adrerlisi he or show cards. said act tpak.or
the contusion of t..th names much easier.
We preheat a super.or article to the. onN:o, and de
fter to run on our own Turtle. vitt:taut being at 04:e
with any smarty name or brand.
Wan such Wines as those We send to Am enc. •. c. n
noisseurs will recoluise that we can only a:linit
Nauss of Vn IS CIA , / CUT to he of the 'name punt. ac]
superior quallin as our own; and as a still a:router el,
dente of What We State. We, Toler to the opiu.nn of t.,
L'inted States Appraisers 01 New Sort, who auk-mon,
'edged to our neat that, niter a neat careful exanuna
lion with other brands imported in this po.rt, then we,
o hheud. owin: to thereat suseriorlty of the .11:LF,
Si. CO.'S CHAIIPAUN F.. to appraise it. not -
viihstand,n:our protest. et hillier rice, that
L'hanipasne rece i ved hers.
JULES hI.IInINI nt. CO.
Our Cbanlpazna brands constant :I' on hand are a.• fa,
JI'LFS .4 CO.'S YERZI.4:IY CAP,INCI.
:11C4141. .4. CO.'S it:PIEHIAL.
The ether hrind, su:lt ae VERZ4.NAY, DM. 3 ,
MUMNYS PRIVATE— Waif to vottct3l order.
The above 14-tr, cal be .at o. the orlnit.rll
levers throllolMtt the tinted Stares. as •1.1.3 I,a
RHINE •tc.•l 'MOSELLE WIN F's o: Voter Ar c
:Stumm. IA NIFS IIKI ER. Jx.
Sote Agent for tl.e Utur.R.lStres.
1314 eauth.3t NO.et BEAVER Street, Nee - York.
MEDICINAL.
rvo ORE PILLS. NOR ANY OTIIF.I-.
MEDICINE —For cons!.[lt.ol. t!').: - ..rs s .
cestu.O. nervousness. 0.111.U.,ftc , . 1,1. e;
Her coule , tipts. 11, nemirLs.
scidit). conh,,Dnu. Hood b. tne
of Inetaors, Inslec.stou. i.cc.es. rig :••
heutt.ora, et4puons. urparlt , eg. (even.
low ,pints. 11.nrrim . e.dyseutere. rises m l'he heel, 1
ears dtbalty.4 , lel.ete). 1•113.3 ',Me . 3 SO..' *•
Cr trot j. 11333.31113, nausea aril sic. sOl 4. 3 r,.lri s I.lr.
colds catarrhs. cough a_stwne.
1.0 .tlehllitr. tout. rtiewnatism. 112
Dl7 B uel.elous tie•:th Food.iff
REVALENTA ARABIC)" at a ri et of a few cents n - r
toed. artedill erl.l.,Steal the .o'ove
ktren acOutelaintli. sad sates fifty tastes ITS 0. • ,
med.elne. It U....es not 1130,34 re with 1, 1-Nersl
iitirarta ik health, relish for Inacia and direr; and
stores the farti!ty of 1.1103:10I1 131.1 re ry, it and 113.13=1
ler energy to the thuat enCe.,ne.l. We eliflOt I fee
of SJ aiv • cures.
Cure N 0.1771. Lord Sickrt de rec.es.'•i many
3 13
ease :to al6 Front the Eel Jar,. ,
: , rderstore Hectare. neer Feeenhes, Norf.- k.. 5
”entlerren - I hez.el,ne
kit'
aril
thDer
e t im e ts of Du Barr 'a Reralecta Aratica At
one im I t,ok for elate's° tneuttos. and ertet.s , er
I feel unwe'l,„.l take it for lireak rut Wties taken • s
itaelf in Or s ay. it in,sriehly relieves the C0n...0z.,:
her (NO: vhde or •er t.—
prepares fer o!her (NO: vh.'e at t'.e no
ives the patent as good a( tea fats: sa he •w .1 Ccs
la al. cases of indiztat.oe, and rattles:sr', When_ t•
liter is more than affected, I .-ons ,t the
of all reno,t es. It resulat•s 1.1. e tl'e era rake.:( -
in cases itch wou I. net von t
'bare. In short a teslthr t'ow o: t.'e is
esrl.e.t ord (vet VirAT,ll.4. V. ti c 1..2. • tAtt -•
pet pleas! of tens notattura.rast on 1 sta•
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No. 4:3. of raet,e t'.l
11 1 Vrr
hate take, the nert'•cms Att! or, for tie Lae =
weeks and hate treat t era, .rt t't kat
t ., !... ,^ Y For ler, let ire F270.'41,1 rh eta
'cat Cot.lki I Ltd teen ta-cated. n. 'eat •
let •11. I eil.l ,rat re-le.t
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RR. CORSON. REAL F—STAT
• BROKER AND CONVEYANCER. NoRH.: ,
TOWN. PENNA.
FARM• Montznmery.
Les. nr tichnxt•.
GOOD MORTGAGE 4 on firms ttgy.3:r4.
HANDSOME DWELLINGS for sa.:at m Nnr•lr
(MU. tilig tr.
aITO BUY CHEAP WATCHES.
Shirt Studr. Sleeve Buttor.s. Cnrte.. LAVA. s•
LIIALSZAII F• 414. CA%.51, I‘•;rer at I P
Sgomot. Forts. Castor,. Cote Baskets,
cer. Auri Sk , e , ta. -. .rt. to to
ta p; 5r tr. RUSSELL'S. C y. SiXTH S .....
FFICE OF TIIE SECOND ANn
O
STREET PAr...SE:iti ER R AMWAY PPAN •
OF pi4ILADELNit. , %VAL:II.-r
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Cnit-•nerrivn
The l' , ,rerr tort hate th.• (UT decoLte.! • r. 1 .1
Furl& per Cent. en roe mp.t.ll it...nr I. • I k , ... 1 C-•
partl:e en or st.:T
the Trm•sf.r Boots o• C,tcrael , t-c •4•:.
from the Intn to the 25th tear.
AOHERr KELTON,
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