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TRSIXRDAY'II PaROIRD/1141111.
(Reported for The Preae.l
CIVIL, GOURTB—TRIAL OF HOMICIDE_ 018E8
Noir Partts—Justice Strong,—White 'vs.
Welsh, (Before reported.) On trial. ,
SIIPHERI COTIRT is nano--Chief Justice
Lowrie and Juetioes Woodward, Thompson, Strong,
.and Read.--Guthrie's Appeal., This was reargued
by Wayne MoVeagh for appellant, and .by Wm.
M. Meredith for appellee.
Saint Joseph's Orphan Asylum's Appeal. Ap
peal dismissed at the coat of the appellant.
Meal' Appeal. On the Bth of May, 1851, Thomai
Davis and wife leased to Michael Ryan, his heire,
de., for 99 years, the entire mining right in a cer
tain tract of land in Chester county, and the lessee
agreed to pay to the leaser $250 every six months ;
the find payment to be made May 8, 1851; the se
cond November 8; 1851, and the' same 'sum' to be
paid semi-annually thereafter 'until the ore-leave
should amount ,to $l,OOO per year, then the semi
annual payment to cease. - If at any time thereaf
ter the amount of' ore should tall short of $l,OOO
per year, then the same-annual rent to be conti
nued, and $3 per ton, over the above mentioned
SL,OOO per year. - It was further agreed that if the
lessee should cease mining operations on said tract
for twelve consecutive "months, then the indenture
'should become void and of no great. .
The lease was, assigned to the Montgomery Mining
Company, which commenced operations in mining
and prosecuted' them for several years ; but stopped
on or about the Bth April, 1854, and never resumed.
The plaintifFe. (Moss) execution was issued to
April term, 1858, and some property belonging to
the company, lying on the premises described in
the lease, about the mine, was sold. Out of the
proceeds of this sato Thomas A. Davis (appellee)
claimed to be paid six months rent, provided the
proceeds of the goods sufficed to pay D.
Moss restated this claim on the ground that
the right of distress was', gone, and that therefore
the former landlord was not entitled to be paid
rent out of the proceeds of the plaintllre execu
tion. The auditor reported ?a favor of the plain
tiff, and against the claim of Thomas Davis. To
this report Davis took one ption, and the court
after argument made a decree in his favor. The
plaintiff appeals from the decree to the court. Ar
gument made by Wayne MoVeagh for appellant,
and Wm. Pennypacker for appellee. The ergo.
merit of Mr. MoVeagh was exceedingly able and
exhibited great learning and research.-_
COSISION PLEAS—Judge Lndlo*.—Magee
vs. Hunt. An action of trover. Verdict for plain
tiff for $29. - Earle for plaintiff; De W. C. Morris
for defendant.
Finley vs. Ramble, An action for damages.
Plaintiff was employed as a clerk by defendant for
a certain time, and was dismissed from employ
ment without having received due notice or ade
quate compensation. This action is brought to re-'
cover damages, ,to. Munday and Walter Budd for
plaintiff; Geo. A. Coffey for defendant. At the
hour of adjournment the case was not concluded,
Mr. Coffey having but finished his address to the
jurz.
DISTRICT Courtr-4ndge
vs. - Flomerfelt.' An action for damages against the
Receiver of Taxes, for the unlawful levy of goods
belonging to plaintiff. This levy was made for taxes
alleged by defendant to have been unpaid. Plain.
tiff, when called upon, asserted he had paid them,
bat refused to Show hie receipt. Verdict for plain.
tiff for $25. Jermon for plaintiff; Lewis C. Cas
aidy and John O'Brien .for defeedent.
6eckel vs. Bacon. An action on a cheek. Ver
dict for plaintiff for $583 14. Petltt for plaintiff;
McAllister for defendant,
Walker vs. Johnson: An action to recover money
alleged to have been paid by plaintiff to defend.
ant. Verdict- for defendant. J. P. O'Neill for
plaintiff; M. Veale for defendant.
Barber vs. Griffith. An action on a cheek. Cuy
ler for plaintiff; J. B. Townsend fur defendant.
On trial.
DISTRICT COURT Judge Stroud.= Mar
tin vs. Blaylock. Before reported. Verdict
for plaintiff for $4OO. De W. C. Morris for plain
tiff; Daniel Dougherty for defendant.
Bagley vs. Ireton. An action to recover com
pensation for services rendered by plaintiff for de
fendant. Verdict for plaintiff for $424.11. R. C.
MoMurtrie for plaintiff; Lueas Hirst for defendant.
Collins vs. Thayer., Feigned lane to tryy the
ownership 'of contents of a bonnet store. It, C.
McMnrtrlefor plaintiff; O. W. Davis and Wm. 11.
Ledyard fordefendant. 'On trial.
TRIAL OF TfIE MORELIA HOMICIDE CASE—
TIIE VERDICT OF THE JURY. ,
COURT OF OYER AND TenniNES.—Yestorday,
in the Court of Oyer and Timnizier, Judges Allison
and Thompson on the bench, the ease of Daniel
Price, James Gheegan, John Carr, George Alex.
"ander, and William Hats, charged with the mur
der of John Echols, at his residence, on the 29th
of last April,-was continued, Leonard R. Fletcher,
Esq., making the closing speech in behalf of the
defence. This effort was listened to by an over
crowded court-room, and occupied nearly two
hours In its delivery. Mr. Fletcher earnestly con
tended that the defence bad clearly shown that the
attack was made in the first place by some of
the inmates of Richele's house, and further, that
the defendants, with the exception of Price, were
unarmed ; that they all acted upon the defensive
and not upon the aggressive; that one of their
number, Ghoegan, was shot while in the very act
of endeavoring to make pence ; that an alai. had
been proven so far as Hats and Alexander wore
concerned; and that, as the Commonwealth's tes
timony was shaken in this respect, its soundness
should be doubted in every particular. Mr.
Fletcher also forcibly argued that the good charac
ter which his clients had proven did not entitle
them to be chuated as those who harbor murder in
their heath!, but, on the contrary, in view of all
the peculiar circumstances of this case, and, more
especially, the conflicting nature of the tostimeny,
that character should stand around and about
them as an impregnable shield. Mr. Fletcher con
eluded by referring to the youth of the prisoners,
and the afflicted Condition of those who were near
and dear to them, and asked the jury to render a
verdict which their consciences approved. With
snob a result he would be entirely satisfied.
District Attorney Mann closed the speaking on
behalf of the Commonwealth, strenuously urging
a conviction of murder in the first degree as to
Price, and in the second degree as to the other de
fendants. Be dwelt_ upon ( the evidence elicited,
And the law as applicable thereto, at some length.
There could be no doubt that. John Eiehele bad
been brutally murdered in his own house on the
29th of April last, and no doubt that these defen
dants .were, present, armed with pistols, when the
deceased tell upon his own floor mortally wounded.
Mr. Mann alluded to the dying, declaration of
Eichele, as placing the mark of the murderer
upon Prise, who was confronted with him at his
bedside. The statement of the deceased, made In
a solemn and impressive hour, was corroborated by
other testimony lithe cause, and muathave its fall
effect upon the minds of the jury.
There may be some mystery about this ease, but
yet sufficient light to reveal the guilt of at least
one of the defendants, who has been prominently
named in connection with this bloody transaation.
The doubt; which have been suggested on the
other side and various portions of the evidence I
leave the ease somewhat disguised in myet.sry— ,
enveloped in a cloud as thick as was that which
filled the room of Ebbe% with the nude of pis
tols, when he fell a victim to a sudden and unpro.
yoked murder, but amid all this smoke and doubt
there is one form at least clearly discernible, and
that, gentlemen of the jury, the sworn evidence In
this cause assures us is Daniel Price. "
Judge Allison charged the Jury fully and Im
partially, after which they retired, shortly before
two o'clock, for deliberation.
At 4P. M. they came into court; speculation in
the meantime having been exceedingly rife as to
the probable result. Their foreman announced
that they had agreed upon a verdictorlitch was
received amid the most profound silence. This
verdict was as to Daniel Price, " guilty of murder
In the second degree ;" and as to John Carr, James
Gheegan, George Alexander, and William Hats,
"Nov anturr."
Those who were acquitted were at once set at
lt
berty, and were surrounded by at leasta thousand
people in the vicinity of the court-home. Much
excitement prevailed outride, and it was a long
tire before the crowd began to disperse. Price
received the verdict without any manifestation of
emotion. Ills counsel, we learn, will file renew!
fora new trial, as they allege that they eau now
predicts affidavits whieh will establish his inns
eenee beyond all doubt. This case .has occupied
much of the time and attention of the court; but
not 'more than Its great importance demanded.
Of course. there wore various opinions as to the
verdict; but the friends of Gheegan, Carr,Alex
ander, and Hats Imre not among those who were
disposed to express their diseatisfaotten.
TRIAL OP JOHN SWEENEY FOR THE
DER OF CHARLES CARTEN
Yesterday afternoon, in the Court of Oyer and
Terminer, the case of John Sweeney for the mur
der of Charlet Carton was called up for trial,
District Attorney Mann and Wm. Brantley Hanna
appearing for the Commonwealth, and Messrs.
• Henry B. Warriner and Wm. N. Aebman for the
' defence. Tho murder is alleged to have been per ,
~ petrated on the 30th of November last, in Nugent's
I court, Shippen street, above Seventh. The defend.
, ant went to the house of the deceased in the even
ing, and after calling for "Ids child," (referring to
his wife, who bad a room in Carton's house,)
stabbed Carton with a pair of shears, inflicting a
V, mortal wound. There had been some ill-fooling
f between the parties, Sweeney on one occasion
previous, baring committed an assault and battery.
on Carton.' Subjoined is all the evidence in the
4 ease which wee elicited up to the time of the ad.
4 lottrnment of the court, at 6i o'olook P. M.
run EVIDSWOE.
1 / Dr. MoLaugtdin sworn'-4 saw Ch ar l es Carton
on Wednesday evening, November 30th, at Si
o'clock, at his own house on a settee; he was
i• feeble and prostrated ; found a penetrating wound
on the lower part of the abdomen, right side above
.r. the hannoh bone; he died .the following fl aa d ay
morning at 5 o'clock; I considered his ease was
1. hopeless from 'the first, and that the wound was
- mortal : the wound wee the cause of death.
Dr. Joseph R. Coed sworn.—l made the post
- mortem examination in this case; the wound was
• about an inch above the haunetibone ; an inch to
three•quarters of an inch wide ; an Inch and a half
or two Inches deep; it penetrated the intestines.
I rehears shown.] That would 'do it; ft entered the
fewer intestines; would not require much force to
• _penetrate ; I found the contents of the Intestines in
the
M y r s ta . u e ll a m th o e f r i t e h e e C a a b r d te o n m s e w ti Orn.—Cbas. Carton was
' ray husband ; he was going on 25 years of age ; bad
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husband
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- .• eft and went away; he memo book that night,
',;• -. ~, 'a wife said she would not live with him ; she
; d him out; he was away some time and came
t ,„„, again ; , she was only there about five weeks
• 61 he 'mime ; she drove him affray ; don't know
.. ho w . 1 ho was away; he came there on Oct. 6th
last; h tabbed my husband in the right breast;
, , r ,46, wee arrested forthat and put in prison ;
""", 4 -.. him. with two officers on the same night
held' as 11 house; after the 6th of October I saw
'" my " him the Sunday before this occur ,
h fence - i iin ; as n
te, alley; he said_ l' he had but
olid - life . t0 ,,,, , 1e5e, , and to. would take a
six yards from the house;
life;" be w aii ie @Mel' :. he came on November
he went out of tat o , h - • If d hb d
20 ; my mister, the •
eight ., a Zl n al e Ya l ! anm o r oi VT.
- were there ; sister,
-,..- if with ,_, c'e ',
- , knocked ;it sounds s"
-- - meat; the shutters /a -gin Veiled open ;my
fl ovit
hueband, was on the tee; gut up and Paid
- 9 . Whit le the matter ?" thaard fitteelltY l e Y*,ll
•'_•- 'ltt the door and window/I 614 T liawri l lll NPR
the ebuttera were pulle span ; be Veld tit my hue.
.•',,, , ~.baid, erten-be went. ut, " Talte,-* that—that
~' . • ::.' ',lll do your , I bad the baby in my arms : I .did
-,:tibt sato ftte_door ; my beaband dams in agd gad
t : :•.;- , ;,•`).q'in-stitbbed again,"" the moment ho got It; he
was gabbed-above the right Mewls bone; Dr.
7. -6 --' Vend: deeeribed the thee ; T eaw,"the wound findivs, e - AriiiKit-,0L9 dyed on"tbo follo*lng Onadar; he
r --11,A0,10! ,00, eutlieff teleardithis man ; forgave bun for
is "eitibl he lttiA dirnabeforbl' he was a laborer on a
• - 1011Vati • married three sears.
Patrick Gallagher sworn --I was present the
night Sweeney came to Carton's; I left Carton's
house, him asleep; I went to the hydrant; heard
Sweeney say "he should have his child," and
something about the alloy; a woman told me to
throw the water on the man ; I 'went in the door ;
I heard the noise; him d--g the alley; I went
oat; looked under the archway; paw two men
climbed about fifteen feet off; nearly opposite Car.
ten's door; saw Sweeney; he was one; I beard
Sweeney say " you got that, or take it," or some
such words; he came out towards sae on the street,
and went away at a moderately smart walk ; the
other man went in Carton's own house ; that man
was Carton, as far OR / can say.
Officer Selby sworn.—l am an officer; was with
Mr. Dick ; beard a noise in the court; saw the
prisoner; Officer Diok took hold of him; saw
nothing in his hand then ; took him down towards
Shippen street; I was behind him; just before he
got to Seventh street, he threw away, a pair of
shears; I picked them up; these,are the ones;
they werebloody; fresh blood on them ; I kept the
shears, and put them in my pocket.
Cross.examined.--This was November 30; be
tween eight and nine o'clock ; I heard a noise in
the alley—ballooing ; it drew my attention ; the
prisoner was on a walk; he threw the shears;
saw him; they did not fall; ho had them in hie
hand; I did not go to the station; often saw him
before.
Officer Dick sworn —I arrested this defendant;
saw hie hands; good deal of blood on them,
Susan Kane sworn.—l live in the neighborhood ;
I was standing ou my own floor; ray house is about
Seven or eight yards from (Wien's; I was at the
hydrant; I heard Sweeney fulling for his child to
come out of this house, he'd have her; he went at
the shutters, giving it a great slam, and repeated,
" he would have his child ;" then Carten came out ;
I told him not to oome out; he wont out; had no
weapon; just put him away from the door; Carton
said nothing; he went towards Sweeney; did not
see any blows struck ; saw Carton go in ; he came
out and said he was stabbed ; did not know it until
then ; it was light enough to see the blows.
Bridget Gorman sworn.—Am a sister of Mrs.
Carton; I was at the house; I was 'sewing when
the knock came to the door; it was a loud knock ;
next heard Sweeney's voice; he then slammed the
shutters and said something about his child; Cas
ten got up from the settee, and said What's the
matter; he was asleep; I says, " Charley, don't go
out;" he says, I'll go out and put him away ;
said, don't go; ho opened the door and went out;
I went to the door after him ; I stood in the door;
went to step out and Sweeney clams up to Carten ;
Carton said nothing; I saw Sweeney draw his
hand and stab him, and said, "Take that—that
will do for you Carten came in end said, " BWee•
nay has stabbed me again;" I did not look after
the prisoner; looked after Charley; I saw the out
and the blood coming.
The court adjourned until this =min, at ten
-THE CITY.
CHARITIES OF THE SONS OF MALTA.—At the
last stated meeting of the members of the Minne
ha-ha Lodge. and the Supreme Grand Council of
the Sons of Malta of Eastern Pennsylvania,
held at their hall, corner - of Tenth and Chestnut
streets, the executive committee on the late
Charity Ball reported to the Grand Council that
the entire net proceeds of that festive occasion
were $1,520.48, whereupon it was unanimously
agreed to increase the amount of the oharity fund
to $2,000, and that an additional appropriation of
5,000 bread tickets be made to the different soup
societies.
The fund wee divided among the following basil
utionv :
Jewish Foster Home, one hundred dollars.
Penn 'Widows' Asylum, ono hundred dollars
Foster Home Assooiation, ono hundred dollars.
Children's Hospital, Blight street, one hundred
dollars.
Union Temporary Home, one hundred dollars.
Episcopal Hospital Kensington, one hundred
dollars.
7. Moyareensing House of Industry, one hundred
dollars.
8. Western Association of Ladies for the relief
and employment of the poor, Seventeenth
street. one hundred dollars.
0. Union Benevolent Association, one hundred
dollars.
10. Charity Hospital, Buttonwood street, ono hun
dred dollars.
11. Church Home for Children, fifty dollars.
12. Western Provident Society and Children's
Home, West Philadelphia, fifty dollars.
13. Union School and Children's Home, Twelfth
and Fitzwater. fifty dollars.
14. Ladies' Bedford Street Mission. fifty dollars.
15. Bedford Street Mission (Rev. Dr. Bringhurst),
fifty dollars.
10. Rosin Association, fifty dollars.
17. Lying-in Charity and Nurse's Home Society,
fifty dollars.
18. Northern Home for Friendless Children, fifty
dollars.
IR. St. John's Orphan Asylum,
fifty dollars.
20. House of the Good Shepherd. fifty dollars.
21, St. Ann's Widow's Asylum, fifty dollars.
22. Merchants' Fund, fifty dollars.
23. Association for theßelief of Disabled Firemen,
fifty dollars.
24. Female limitable Society, fifty dollars.
25. Temporary Horne, Zane street, fifty dollars.
20. Luthoran Orphans' Home, Germantown, fifty
dollars.
27. Industrial Home for Girls, Thirteenth and
Pine. fifty dollars.
28. Magdalen Society, Twenty-first and Race, fifty
dollars.
29. Homo Missionary Society, fifty dollars.
30. News Boys' Aid Soiletv, twenty-five dollars.
31. St. Luke's Church Home for Old Women,
twenty-live dollars.
The bread tickets were distributed as follows :
1. Groon's-court Soup Society, 1,000 loaves.
2. Moyamensing Soap Society, 1,000 loaves.
3. Kensington Soup Society, 1,000 loaves.
4. Spring Garden Soup Society, 500 loaves.
5. Northern Soup Socisty,loo loaves.
sti. Western Soup Society, 500 loaves.
7. Southwark Soup Society, 500 loom.
A STORY Old MYSTERY AND IthavenTrXE.—
On Tuesday evening, Hr. George Hawkins, resid
ing on Chestnut street, near Twauty.second,
changed his clothing, and went out on business.
About an hour after his departure his wife bad oc
casion to enter her husband's chamber, when ebe
discovered his discarded clothing banging over the
chair, and in flames. She removed them to the
yard, placed them under the hydrant, and drowned
the flames. The matter was forgotten ; when yes
terday forenoon, while Mrs. Hawkins was engaged
in the discharged her domestic duties, a stranger
rang the bell and told her that smoke was issuing
from thewindows of an upper story. On repairing
to the place indicated she found that a parcel of
clothing in a closet was almost consumed. The
flames had charred the woodwork of the closet, the
mantel piece, the furniture in the room, the walls,
and glass. By some little effort theeo flames ware
also extinguished. One or two fire companies same
on the ground, but were unnecessary, as the flames
had been subdued without their assistance.
Fire Marshal Blackburn repaired to the pre•
miser to make an investigation of the ease yester
day afternoon. Circumstances led him to suspect
a little girl in the family, about fourteen years of
age, of having a guilty knowledge of the mar
ranee. She was taken in custody by the Fire
Marshal, and subjected to a eroas-examination.
Her story is a strange one. She says she was born
in the State of New York, her parents dying
while she was at an early age, in a destitute con
dition. She was placed in a reformatory institu
tion on Itandell•e island, where she served some,
years, and was then bound out to a family In New
Jersey. This family treating her badly, she ran
away, and, getting on a train, she came as far as
Bordentown, and was found strolling around the
streets by a friend of Mrs. Hawkins. Mrr. H.,
hearing of the case, brought her here, and domes.
Heated lior in her fatally, where she remained up
to the time of her arrest. She Is an ignorant, dull,
little girl, and shows the bad effects of the vicious
propensities and habits so common with unfortu
nates of her class and condition.
ANNUAL MEETING OP THE MERCHANTS'
Futin.—On Tuesday afternoon the Merchants' Fund
Association held its sixth annual meeting at the
Board of Trade rooms. David 8. Brown, EN..
was called to the chair, and Thomas F. Brady up
pointed secretary. The annual report, which was
read, states that, eines the formation of the society,
one hundred and ninety•one donations have been
made, in amounts not exceeding $3OO per annum
to any ono individual. The donations during the
past year amounted to 52,047.50. Ono of the bene
ficiaries died sine° the last anniversary. The pre
sent number receiving regular aid is ten, whose
ages range from over sixty to eighty years. None
of the recipients applied, directly or indirectly,
for aid. It was extended by the voluntary action
of the committee, upon their own knowledge, or at
the suggestion of those who bad witnessed the des.
Mutton of the parties, and the unavailing efforts
they had made for their own support. Tito assist•
once rendered by the society is strictly private anti
oonfidential.
The report aoknowledges the continued interest
of the members of the modelle°, and the prompt
ness with which their contributione are made.
Upon the annual contributions. the continuance of
the beneficent work of the muddy almost wholly
depends. The permanent fund, $4,200, is invested
in city and State loans. The treasurer reported
the cash receipts of the year to be $5.004 31, and
the expenditures $3,9130.83, leaving a balance in
Mil of $1,103.48.
life. William C. Ludwig rend an interesting
statement in regard to different portico who had
been aided during the year, and the °immaterial
attending the 0/11108. but no allusions to the identity
of the individuals were made.
The following officers were chosen : President—
John M. Atwood. Vice Presidents—Thomas Rob
bins, Edmund A. Bonder. Treasurer—Win. C.
Ludwig. Secretary—Thomas F. Brady. Directors
—Thomas Robins, Wm. C. Ludwig, Arthur G.
Coffin, James B. McFarland, James C. Hand, Ed.
mural A. Bonder, John D. Taylor, Charles S. Og
den, E O. Knight, Samuel E. Stokes.
FUNERAL Or FATHER MoDElutorr.—The
funeral of the late Rev. John McDermott, the Ca
tholic clergyman whose death has been announced
by up, took place 'yesterday morning. The funeral
services took place at the Church of St. Philip de
Neri, on Queen street, between Second and Tbird
streets. At nine o'clock, the solemn requiem for
the dead was celebrated, the church being filled
with people, and many were compelled to remain
upon the outside. After the sermon had boon de
livered, the body was removed to the Cathedral
Cemetery, in the Twenty-fourth ward, where the
interment took place. The funeral cortege was
very long, and the display was very imposing.
Several of the Catholic associations of the city ap
peared in the line.
CHARGED WITH STEALING LEAD PIPE.-00
Tuesday afternoon two colored men named Daniel
Niohole and Obadiah Twiford wore arrested at Wa
ter and Vine streets, on suspicion of having stolen
about forty-five pounds of lead pipe, which they
had in a box, and which Is supposed to have been
taken from some distillery. The accused were
committed for a further hearing, and the property
awaits an owner at the Cherry-street station.
house.
ACCIDENT.— Yesterday afternoon a man
named Andrew Bayrow, while driving a cart
loaded with oyster shells, in Second street, near
Spruce, fell from the load, and the wheel passing
over one of his legs, it was broken, He resides In
the upper part of the city.
A LADY'S POCKET EICEED.--Yesterday
morning a lady had her pooket picked of a ports.
monnaie by two young men, in the neighborhood of
Second and Quarry streets. Detective Barthel°.
firreSted a young man en the charge of coin.
OWN; the theft, Ile was committed to answer.
RERlNDLED.—Yesterday morning the flames
rekindled among the rubbish in the ruins of Peters
AWs manufactory. Before they had ap eppor-
Witty of eNtepdtrig they rose tltlegitiehed by the
America Hose Vonfpaey.
Counrev.fox.-,—The name of William Rus
sell, police other, appears in the newspaper reports
of a keeent murder trial as a witness for defence.
It is not William Russell, high constable of the de
, Pave department et police,
SENT TO TUE NORTMIEN HOME.—Llis Honor
Judge Stroud yesterday committed three girls and
one boy to the Northern Rome for Friendless
Children. They were all in the most destitute
condition, hungry, and shivering with cold. Two
of the little girls wore begging in the streets, with
out even shoos or hose to their tender little feet.
None of them had homes. Two of them ore or
phans, and the parents of the others are being sup
ported elsewhere, at the public, cost.
nonnutty.—A farmer from Bucks county,
named Hoary DeWitt, came to this oily on Tuesday
for the purpose of disposing of a load of lime. Ito
succeeded, and with the proceeds of his sale, which
amounted to $l5O, started home. The money was
In his wagon, secured in a bag. On his road home
he stopped at a tavern on Germantown road, where
he was robbed of his money. No trace of tho rob
bers could be diacovered.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
VP TO TWELVIC O'CLOCK LAST NIOUT
GIRARD HOUSE—Chestnut iit., below Ninth.
J S Coleman, I 000010, Ga P A Harding. Phila
SH swain. Phila. R A Robertson. Boston
W Whittredge, N Y Cat H 111 Nap 1., Phil&
John J Wilkes, N Y F H Fulliston, Vermont
Dr Jos Fowlkes Memphis J Canedo, Mexico
Ina F Brown, X Y S A Allen, N Y
R L Donnell, N C M. Bowes, N C
.1 B Bell. Read i ng Barry Davie. Bolt
Miss C Bradenbeugh, Balt Cot Unwind & le, 11. Y
Gen W Brainard & la, N Y Root Middleton, N 1
Mrs Pence. Bangor Mien Peirce. flew r
1.1 N Smith & la, Conn W M Kerr. Harrisburg
J 0 Lar,NY T II Whitnay,N J
H L ,Evens. west Chester R B Parsons, Flushing
Austin Dell. Bolt Mr Bottum. N Y
C Tower. Pottsville 3 b Stahl, Reeding
Mrs TIM nchain. Lancester Win K Clare. N Y
W A Hoboes & la, N I' Ramon rem, N Y
R Perez, Jr, N Y E A Moore. lit Louis
J Bowie, 'Boston Wm Moser, N Y
Wm Robb°, N V H F Bodge Manchester
H E Hoyt & In, Bait John Burgess, N Y
Thee Brew N Y W F Van Wagoner. Nl'
J T Bruce & non, N V Max Stadler, Cincinnati
3' COWISA. N Y F 0 Townsend. Petunia.
Jac, T Hale. Bril ie room 3 II Le Row, Newark, N .1
Jan Close, BRBIMorn lion 11l Coffin,Prilicet'n,NJ
W Burroughs, Jr, N Y I R Sato ter, N •
W.l !nnes. lii Y Jae 11 Bunton!' & la, Mo
.13 Bosworth, Me .1 A Morrison. N Y
J 11 Slertuner, N Y T Leonard, Mesa
MPIKINANT/P HOTEL—Penrth street. below Arch
M P Davis, Schuylkill co W T Richards. Bchuyl co
.1 C Smith. Cm. 0 N Smith Johnstown
T C Utterer, Tarboro , NO Jas Flue co
Jackson McAbee ..1c In. Phil& Coo Ross, Doylestown
W.T Harvey, Plymouth, Pa .1 . Nuance.i Rending
K Breckenridge. Conn W glieets. Bolt
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John O'Brien, Balt J Smith, N Y
E H Hotchkiss, N Y Francis Nlnrharry. N V
W W H Hems. Poyletdown W i Woods, Flemington
C L Green, Pittsburg
AMERICAN HOTEL--Ctrelmit pd.. above Filth
. . - . .
K J Duncan, N Y - Robt H Swan, Han isburg
Chas E Birelow, Harriab'g Geo F Tower. Chicago
John N Milord, Chicago J A Convey & In. Allinny
R. Potts, N Y JOR M Hnlme. Mt Holly
J M Borrow, N C C F Jackson, Charleston
J Brayton, Cleveland. 0 A Adams, Cleveland, 0
F. P Wilbur, ht Chunk J F Damon, Boston
1, L Oreenleaf. Chicago IT Chandler. Chicago
Wm Curtis, N V J Chatterton , N I'
A Van Nostrand P. wf. N y Oeo T Coning.
W Malaita, Wash. D C H Fisher. Minersville
John ()Reek. Pottsville T W Lynn, Williamsport
g G Taylor, Boston J R McCreary, NI Chunk
II W Gray, Auburn flor, Harris, Balt
R W Addis. Lancaster Wm Corlis, N Y
H Burr. N Y 1, 8 Sexton, Cann ~
'P Il O'Connor, Mass Mrs Lynch, Del
J C Spencer & In, Del MB Jamison, Phila
J C Demon, N J It N Peterson. fl Y
Solomon Perry, Vt
JONES' HOTEL--Cheatnut Bt., below Seventh.
Time O'Neill. Clifton G A McKinatrv, Clifton
RN C Downey. Maryland Mm Lincoln. Yt
W Bianca, Washington S it Prirtror,N J
W P McMichael, N J s W Well, Burlington
I' M Buckingham, D C 'P 8 Graham, Salt
H MBrown, Balt Mrs Russell. Trenton
W 8 Morns, N I' J Williams. N Y
B B Nradelmw. N I.' 1 'Eastwood, N 'V
Mad D Reasville, N Y W E Flagg, N Y
F Finch, Fort Hamilton J C Welton, Wallerburg
.18 Basting, Boston J l'il Leonard, Mass
ST. LOUIS HOTRl.—Cheetnut et., eh. Third.
R H Rabbit!. St Louis A M Wills, N J
H XV Starke. Richmond, Va Joe Dried. Phi la
IT Moore, Phila A Franzill. Wheeling, Va
I) °over, Fremont, Pa P Dreher. Pa
J Turner, Pa John Beech, Pa
John J Doter, Pa _ NIS Miller Md
Charles Perry, N J John DohnrlT. Pa
Gen Patterson. Pa 0 W Swift, New Eleven
R A Sonire, Pa A S Washburn. Pa
Rola Walton. N 17 John McKay & In. MA
1. Grmsmon. N Y A Sehniewind, N V
John T Long, N J
THE UNION HOTEL—Arch street. above Third.
WeeWnght. Newark, N J Joe Leland ga la, Melton
Cool. Pa W Sharpe.
Jan Findley. Pa J O Reading. N J
Mize C Ray, Balt R F Fellows. Balt
Jos Cleaver & N. Del Bowl M Roland. Ohio
Jon W Web n, Johnstown Jno D SkileY, Lancaster
C C Vosmus. Readfteld, Me E A flanaorn, Readf,',l.lllo
Ft Snyder. Easton T Wortnan• Reiglesville
LI Hulick, Easton J 7, Baker. Lancaster
R Thorn on. Doylestown Wtn ILLivingeton, Albany
J N Smith. Alban. N Gee N Y
Walter Fuller, N Y C F Fe ler, N
E O Thompson. N Y Jan!. Kerr, Wrightsville
Jno !Amick, Huntington co
FOUNTAIN HOTEL—Second street, above Market.'
David Postles. Del E M Gregory,N Y
J Townsend. Del S Townsend. Del
Gent G W Slade Mess Col T Flanagan. De.
Jag Leslie. Bucks CO. Pa Jan T De' lin. N Y
Gen J I. Taylor. Kansas Jag J Baohnunn, Ohio •
W Steven., Potter's Lnierg R 0 Slovens. Potter's Ln'y
n E PDXWeii. Smyrna, Del ..f F Clements, Del
TW Ye rkes, Mt 'Holly. NJ R Edwards. Atlantic city
Burgesa, Smyrna, Del II Hazard, Smyrna, Del
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NATIONAL HOTEL--Race street. above Thin].
J Park. Wilksbarre ST Henry. Wilksharre
Col to Myers, Westport N ea Weidman. Lebanon
A T Reel. trarrisbure Mai T II Hollmbareer, Pa
Miss A C Reynolds, Pa 'l' W Edwards, F. mina
W Marten. N Y Miss M A TIMM,, Pa
Il J . Bendier, Pottsville J . A Sinclair. Bch! Haven
A W Creamer, N Y .1 Ketch, Lebanon
BARLEY SHEAF HOTEL—Second at.. below Vine.
(3eo F Stratton, Pa Peter 13 Clark, Easton
Julius Skiff', Pa Wm W Runyan. N J
J H Willielm.Easton C M Fero, Bunks co
TB Pennington. 'Printed CI IT Moore, Buoke to
Then Tinian. Bucks co E Frets. Doylestown
W C Hibbs. Pa E 13 Hushes. Bucks en
S M. Tanner. Newtown John Batch. Hartsville
A Doren. Mount Holly Chns Dilworth, Rocks co
Gen Davie. Burka en Jos .1 Bu cher, Bucks co
It Beans es la, Bucks oo Jos Thommon N Jersey
J P Vroon N Jersey Jacob Vroon, N 'creel
( 1 13 bloat. N Jersey W J Gilbert, Conn
Win Xinney, &mks co
EAGLE HOTEL—Third street, above Rave.
II Jean & la, N Y El Warner, Lancaster
Dar Union, Mobilo R Wickersham 111
Peter Jackson. Balt Mae 1. Baker. Boston
John Beale, Boston M Spalding. an
Jno Taylor. Pittsburs Minn A Walton, Pittsburg
.18 Donley, West Chester NW If Davis, Pottstown
W Penny packer. Phila A Price, Ps
W I Bela; Pottstown C A Leopold, Doeglasav'c
811 Shirk, Lebanon, Pa
MERCHANTS' 110 USE—Third 'at.. above Callowhill.
W II Lir airman. Kleck'lle.l Ma ndatisah, Kleek'lle
A Raw. Allentown W Zimmerman. Lebanon
Flaml Mann, Pa John Shilling, Bethlehem
Sarni Riegel, Bethlehem P Fox & eon. Reading
D 9 Albright. Reading BF Leidy, Scranton
Chas Seebold, wall Pant Underkorfer. Phila
A Whitaker, White Raven T Smith, White Raven
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MOUNT VERNON HOTEL—Second it,. above Arob.
Ger, Phillips, Stroudsburg.l W Thompson Jr, N
R N Warren. Pa Harriab
Al A Stratton, Pa It IM Roberts, Cincinnati
W Wakefield.Pittaburg Alra AI Williams. N
Col J P 'lents, Washington Mitre Chapman, N Haven
Cyril* Goodwin, Pittsburg W Robertson, Dartford
Den M Gamines, Pa N a Templeton. Trenton
Major Wynkcoh Pa ft 'Warrington, Pa
STATES UNION HOTEL—Market et., above Sixth.
Wm Blair Perry co Oeo I. Plitt,'Harrieburg
F ?demean, (Water co, N J Geo Metzger, Pittsburg
B Slocum, Kansas S Maxwell, Lancaster co
Jae Feirobittl, Allentown Peter Comm, Boalsburg
Wm Fridley. Carlisle It B Brown, Brownsv'e, I'a
BALD EAGLE HOTEL—Third it,, above Call°lll6ll.
Levi Ott. Bethlehem E S Haus. Bethlehem
.1 II Commies, Rochester Barclay Brown, Phan
H Smith, Montgomery co P Chun, Wemnport
It Linderinutli, Myerstown Adam Rau. Pa
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BLACK BEAR HOTEL—Third at., above Callowhill
Levi Temple. Hartsville 1:47 Thmnpson, z in navilje
Henry B P Wier, Rending John Bugler, Phila
COMMERCIAL HOTEL—Sixth at., above Chestnut
Ths Richard.,, Schuylkill co Mrs A Stuard, Pa
3 Jackson. Hhula F Taylor, West Chester
John Weis, Chester co
MARINE INTELLICIENCE.
BEE FOURTH NAGE
FIX=
Ship Wm Penn. M elide, from Liverpool 2let Oct. via
FR11[11)11111, Eng, 2lot Nov, with mdso and passengers t 0
John It Penrose.
HT TELEGRAPH.
(Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchange.,
CAPE ISLAND. N 3. Jan 18-5 P M.
The brig Black Squall, from St Jam (le Cubs, and
schr Charles Hateh;froin St John. NB, came in thin
morning, took steam at the Breakwater, and proceeded
tip. The ship Morning Light. for gen Francisco. is now
at anchor off the Brandywine. Wind northeast—wen
tiler cloudy .
Yours, THOS. 13,11110108.
ET THLROBAPH.
(Correspondenoe of The Press.)
row Yang. Jan Id.
Arrived, Br chip Mel:cents, from Calcutta: bark Sa
bra Crocker, from bogus; brig Havana. from Smyrna.
AtcnsioNo. Jan 18.
The captain of the Br brig Ada reports that on the
lath of December lie took oft tne crew of the Bahr 7,Fteh
Taylor, from New York for Boston, with coal, which
was in a making condition.
hlonvotx. JAIL 18.
The Flip &wit Taylor, before reported. was from Port
Haven bound to Boston. Assistance has been sent down
to her.
. .
A itritieli brie in reported ashore and ilionmeted non
Wilmington, NC.
MEMORANDA.
Steamship Boston, Sallow, hence, arrived at N York
es
teamshrday.
Steip Kennebec. Rand, cleared at Now York yes
terd4 y for Philadelphia,
Shlp Carioca, Heffner, hence, arrived at Rio do Ja
neiro nth alt.
•
Ships Sebastian Cabot, Watia,B 8 'Kimball, Bottum,
R B Pettigrew, Burdick. and Wyoming, Burton, for
Philndetalitit, were advertised at Liverpool alat ult.
Ship Kalamazoo, for New York, was loading at Rot
terdam FBI ult.
Bark David Lapeley, Bishop, for Palermo, was load
ing at Illarsoilles 22,1 all,
Bark Amy, Hammond. for Mobile, cleared at Boston
Htli inst.
- Bark John Gilpin. Margins, at Boston 18th inst from
Loando Nev 30. Left 11 8 flag ship Constellation. Com
Turner; U &steam Ideate San Jacinto Capt Armstrong:
U storeship Supply, Com'r Henry Walker; bark Ann
& Mary, Babbitts.). for Salem in about 30 dare. U S
sloop of war Portsmouth, Com'r Calhoun, nailed Nov 30
down the coast.
Brig Ida, (Url Morrison, sailed from Palermo 19th ult.
for Philadelphia—has been reported for Boston.
Bohr Forest King, from Rio de Janeiro Deo 11th. ar
rived at New York yesterday. Saw on the 18th, ship
Great Republio, from New York for San Francisco.
Behr 151 Vassar, Jr. E dridge, from Virginia, arrived
at New York yesterday.
Behr Julia Rich, Smith, cleared at New York yester
day for Philadelphia.
Behr Alice Lea. before reported ashore. on &gun
Beach, was f fulled MI at 1 P At on Tuesday.
Schr Bearsville, Bears, gloated at Boston 17th inst. for
Philadelphia.
Bohr Mary Haley. Haley, from Georgetown, via New
York, at Boston lith inst,
➢TARRIED.
FOSTER—DIIKES.—On !banal inst. by Rev. D. W
Mr. Regina! , H. Footer to Nina Joanna, &HIV,
ler of Mr. Josiah pi Yee both of this oily.
HACKETT—ROM—On the let inet., by Rev. J. R
Gerrieon, J.S . Hackett to Miss Ruth S. Rose, of Cain
den. N. J.
TAYLOR—KAVANAIIog.—On the 16th inst., by
Rev. Thomas Farrel. Mr. Pomo° B, Taylor, of Pink'
dolphin. to Miss Teresa. G. Kavanaugh. of ff-n• York,
HITCH EN—ROWEN.—Dec, loth, IM9, by Rey. Al
R. Rudy. John Kitchen to hl iee Annie H. Rowan, (lamb
er of John Bowen, both of Philadelphia.
DIED.
DEANEY.—On the 17th inst., Char io t. A. Deaner.
daughter of Bridged, and the late Deaney, aged
10 'lloi r ralatives and friends of the family are invited
to attend the funeral, from the residence of her mother ;
N 0.317 Christian street. on Saturday morning, at Ms
o'clock. Eineml services at St. Joseph's Church. In
terment at St. Islary's Cemetery. St. Joseph's Sala.litY
is respectfully invited.
BROOKS.-01 the 111 h inst., Marion Elwood, son of
John and Esther Ann Brooks, aged 2 years 3 months and
Id days.
A blossom from Life's changing river,
Snatched to the bosons of the Saviour;
On that Saviour's bosom bloom.
Waiting till thy parents come.
The relatives and Mends of the family ere respect.
fully invited to nftend the funeral, from the residence
o r his parents, Queen street. Germantown, on Sunday
afternoon neat, at 2 &Orin. without further notice...*
MOORE.—On the 10th inst., Marcella Moore. formerly
of Chapelignid, Dublin, Ireland. anti wife of Thomas
Moore. California papers will please copy,
BEYLARD —On rugs f r. January 17tH , in the 87th
Year of his one, }leo u Dairy Bey lard,_son of John
iisrlard, Jr.. fennel' ‘, thin oily, now of Parte.
His friends are Irit'ifod to attend Ina funeral, from his
late residence, No. 1205 Sprites street. on Pride", the
Seth instant, at 2 o'clock. To proceed to Itonaldsn'a
Ce ffil e PraN.—On Saturday morning, Nth inst., Susanna
Albright. eldest daughter of John a. and Emma It. Han
sen. In the lath year of her age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend her funeral Emm the residence of her parents,
noilhweet center Of WOG and rerklomen (late Ann
THE PRESS.-1 1 111LA1)ELPHIA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1860.
and Powell)atreets, Francisville, this (Thureday) after
noon, at 2 o , clock.
IRVINE.—At Nashville, Tenno on the morning Of the
12th lost . Charles A. H. Irvine, of this city.
His male friends and those of the Amity aro respect
fully invited to attend lila funeral, front the residence
of fie brothr r.in-law, Mr. Win. Stiuthers. sou , heaet
corner of Fifteenth Street and Penn Square, this (Thurs
day) Running. the 19th inst.. at 10 o'clock,
FIELD.—On Sunday. the 10th inst., Margaret Field.
N he relatives and friends of the family are invited to
Attend the funeral from her late residence, Seventeenth
and TIM% et reels, this (Thursday) mot ning, 19th inst.,
at 10 o'clock.
YE AK EL.—On the 18th inst., Mt a. Rachel. wife of the
late Inane Veithel. of Springfield, Montgomery county.
in the 80th year of her nee.
Funeral from the residence of her son. Daniel
Springfield. on Pride , / morning s at 10 o'clock,
(1,•41".—0n the hilt inst., James Reilly, in the 30th
year of his age.
Funeral front hie late residence. No. 1163 S. Eighth
street. thin (Friday) afternoon, at 1 o'clock.
HESTON —On the 161(1 met.. Rte. Maggie H.. wife of
Dr. A. P. Heston. of Froderiekeliurg, lra., formed/ of
thin city, in her 33.1 year.
Funeral front the residence of her Mother-In law,
John T. Roberts. No. 1020 Pine street, this (Thursday)
merninr, at 10 o'clock.
WISE —On the 10th Met., Wm. P. Wise, in the 37th
year of his age.
Funeral tram the home of Mr. John F. Pattison.
Holmesbilrg, this (Thursday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock.
CC'SPCK.—On the 16th inst., Daniel, son of James and
Ann Cuseck, aged 20 y cars.
}lmam' from the residence of his parents, Cuthttert
street. cast of Twenty-third, this (Thursday) afternoon.
at 1 o'clock.
MAGEE.—On the 12th inst., John Magee, aged 37
teltre.
Fun'eral from his Into residence. No. 143 North Fropt
street. this I Thursday) morning. rit 9 o'clock.
coym—On the 11th inet., Margaret, wife of Hugh
Coyle, aged 29 yearn.
Funeral front the residence of her husband, No. 1019
Pearl street, this l Thursday /afternoon, at 9 o'clock. •
HA NEY.--On the lath inst., Afro. Elizabeth Haney,
aged 44 years.
Funeral from the residence of her husband. Wm.
Haney, Germantown road. below Nicetown lane. floe
(Thursday )morning, at 9 o'olook.
Wff,:iON.—ln this city, nit the 11th inst., of pneumo
nia. Mr. Andrew C. Wilson, of Yazoo City, Mits., In
the 241 year akin ego.
Ire' At a meeting of the medienlelass of the University
of Penneylvnnin of which Mr. Wilton was a member.
held on the Hlll inst., the following tribute and resolu
tions wore otfered :
Wilma:, Almighty God has linen pleased to remove
from mon. us .r friend and fellow-student. Mr. An
drew to. w Icon. ore deem it one dut• to offer the follow
ing tribute to the memory of the deceased. Although
Mr. Wilson had but just entered upon fun majority. foe
nev•rthelesq enjoyed tee concession of a we 11-establinhed
moral and Christian character. While ho woe with us
his life wan distinguished by such kindness of disposi
tion, ninth an exemplary demeanor, such strict integ
rity. and such en earnest devotion to the pursuits no
oessary to qualification Inc the practice oh his chosen
profession as could not fail to command the respect and
esteem of all who knew him and impress upon all the
conviction that with ouch qualificittomo time only would
he requisite to make hum nn ornament to the Medical
nrofession, and a Main and honored member of societr.
The above testimony is heartily felt, and. we believe.
truthfully exprenned. and we feel that it is both our
Privilege unit duty to it,uv publicly anknowledge the,
merits of our departed friend. Thio tribute of respeot
is jus:lr duo to his memory, nnil lon family and friends
well deserve it at our blinds: therefore, be it
Resolvot, That we neknowledge devoutly the hand of
Oral in this diopenontion.
Reseterd, `I lint in the preceding not we have dis
charged a pernonal, social, and moral duty.
Resolved. That, as friends and fellow-studente, use
cheerfully bear testimony to the sterling integrity and .
moral worth of the decensed.
item,tvvd. That, while we deplore lii• death, and a) m
nation° deeply with his afflicted family, we rejoice in
the hops that he is now in the full enjoyment of a
Meese(' imincri al itY.
Resolved, Thnt a copy of these proceedings he trent.
mhtted to 111 r. Wilson's parents. end that they b* pith-
Imbed in this city, and in the Lexington and Yazoo City
%Miss.) pawn. R R. ROU'RREI, M. Do
Chairman of the Meeting,
SAMLASTIURBT, fiecretary.
rtLACK AND PURPLE MOUSSELINES.
-ICJ' —.Teat received all-wool Fans printed, black, and
Purple Itlouniadine Detainee.
Dark gray mixed Mohair Dobeges,l2li cents.
Dark gray mixed Madonna Clotho, 28 ota.
Black nail white English Clitntges, 12N etc.
Plain black linglieh Chintzes, 1211 eta.
Gray /111,11,180 k Engli eh lThintzen. 12!: eta.
Black Altmann. 111 1 1. 25. 31, and 97 eta.
Black and white dated Delaine. 18!6 eta. • -
BESSON k BON, Mourning
dl3 ED3 CILESTNUT Street.
fl',_, MERCHANTS , FUND .-- AT AN ELEC.
at the Annual Meetinc of thin Company,
on the 11th inst., the followimr gentlemen were duly
annul Officers and Men:tzars for the awning year :
irrPHILADELPHIA BAPTIST INSTI-
L LW:HIRES —rhe Firm Leoture of the
Course. for the resent eosson. will be delivered hr
Rev. J. If. OUTIIBBRT, in the Eleventh Briptist
Church. TWELFTH Street, nbove Race. on THIIRB
- EVENING. Dili met., nt Lt.‘ o'clock. Butilect—
" The Christianity demanded by the times." Theie
Leetures will be free to all. All are invited. It"
iir ri OFFICE OF RECEIVER OF TAXES,
PIIIIADFLPIII A. Jon. 19. 1800.
NOTICE TO TAX. PAYERS.—The hooka of the se
cond ward of the City of Phi inde)phis, be opened for
reraivint the Taxes for the praeent year. ISO, on
WEDNESDA.Y, tho let day of Fehruary next. ananln f.
A. I. FLOM 11RF1113%
Receiver of Taxes.
FirAT THE ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE
Stockholders of the Consolidated Coed Compa
ny. hold at their office in Philadelphia, on January le,
1840, the following gentlemen were unanimously elected
Directors, to serve the ensuing Year
DIANCTORN.
Jobn H. Brown, Wllliam H. Merritt,
Chee. Parish, Robert finuth,
Edmund Deacon
d. Wetli J ril oh l. n .Ely.
E
At a subsequent meeting of the Board, inn. H. Brown
wee chosen Preradent, and J. Henry fivoyer, Beerotary
and Treasurer. ialS.3td Itlr
TrA GENERAL MEETING OF THIE.
. BONDHOLDERS OF THE UNION CANAL.
CO AI PAN will Int hold at Room Nt.._3o. EHO HANTS'
'EXCHANGE. (third Morn) on WEDNESDAY, tall
t,
30th matant, at 12 o'clock AI
John Welsh. Joha..A. Brown.
W. A. Elanchard, J. I . TiVilliarnaon.
F. Al. Drexel. W. B. Ilarolline,
Ames Magee, W. Woodoult.
jalB.dt2a
TrSEVENTH ST. GEORGE BUILDING
AND LOAN SOCIETY.—An arbouroed meeting
will be held on THURSDAY EVENING, 19th instant.
at 7 o'clock. at Mr. WARD'S Hotel, CHERRY
Street, at - ore Third. to receive subscriptions for stock,
Tho Constitution and By-Lawn are randy for distribu
tion. The :mle of this society are loaned on the stock
or on rest estate. Shores 82 per month.
ADAM H. DIETRICH, President.
JOHN VOLI(MAR. Secretary. inlB-20
U.. CONTINENTAL HOTEL COMPANY.
—The annual meeting of the corporator, of tho
Continental Hotel Company, for the election of live
mutterers, and the transaction of other neatness, will
he herd to the Parlors of the lintel, on WEDNESDAY.
January H. 182), at 12 o'elnelc hl.
in 1140.26 J. BERCEANT PRICE. Reef.
TrAT THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE'
flt ickholders of THE WYOMINO CANAL the
MITOVIIII: officers mere elected for the ensuing 'car:
President—SAMUEL, T. BODINE.
Alenngers.— Edward Wetnerill, John 0. Brown,
Robert Smith, John Ely, Ziba Bennett, Win. 8. Rom
jal7-3t
KrOFFICE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
COMPANY.
ir,Ena,rur t, January 14, /AV.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.—The Annual Meet
ins of the Stoekho.ders of this Company will he held on
MONDAY, the oth day of Fehmary, Me, at le o ' clock
A. M., at the HANSOM-STREET HALL.
The Annual Elei.tion for Directors will he held on
MONDAY, the 6th day of Mareh.lB6o, at the Office of
the Company, 2.11 South 'CHINO Street.
eale-tM 101) mUN D SMITH, Secretary.
PENNSYLVANIA INSTITUTION FOR
'rum DEAF AND DUMB.—The annual meet
inot of the Contributors to tho Pennsylvania Institution
for the Denf and Dumb, will tat held on WEDNESDAY
next, at 4 o'clock I'. M., at the Institution, coiner of
BROAD oral l'lNEStr(!oto..
The Annual Deport of the EOM d of Direetore will he
submitted and an election will be held for came to
eorve for the ensuing oar.
jBll3-3t JAMES J. BARCLAY. Seeretery.
ErSUNSIIINE.—FOURTII ANIVIVERSA.
BY MORRIS LITERARY INS VITUTE.—The
A. A. WiLLITs wilt deliver n new Lecture on
" &within°, or the Blow' , e of a Denial Spirit." in the
Rev. George Chandler's Chureh, GIRARD. above Co
lumbia avenue. on TUESDA Y, January 21, IMO, at 75:
o'clock. Tickets ecnte ; may he obtained nt the door
on the evening of the lecture. th na-lt"
rcrREV. 11. GRATTAN GUINNESS
will proseh in the Res. Ur. Ws he's Chursh,
Broad, below Spruce, street on MONDAY', WEDNES
DAY, and FRIDAY EVENINGS, of this week. at
o'clock, reserving the other esentnge of the week for
meeting privately with inquirers in the Lecture Room
of the Church. JalasSt'
OFFICE PHILADELPHIA AND
READING RAILROAD C.AII'ANV.
At thn Annual Mentinr. of thn Stockholders of the
Philadelphia and Readingßailroad Company, hold Janu
ary 9.181 A. the folluwow gentlemen were unanimously
°looted 0630T11 fur 186 e:
St order, ke., _
ittlo MI W. it. MeII.tEENNY, Searetary.
Tc OFFICE OF TIREDELAWARE COUN
s- TY PASSENGER RAILROAD COMPANY.—
T fifth instalment of FIVE D01.1.A 118 per share on
the capital clock of Ong Conipany will he due and pay
able on TUESDAY. the 27th day of January. at the
08ire ofT. It .TORER, Treasurer. No. 112800TH
FOURTH Street. A. L. BONNAFFON,
ja12.0a2/ deoretarY.
TXOFFICE OF THE PENNSYLVANIA
COMPANY FOR INSURANCE ON LIVES,
GRANTINO ANNUITIFS.
PHILADELPHIA, January ;,
The annual meeting of the Stockholders of this Com
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
GIRARD FIRE AND MARINE INSU
RANCE COMPANY, No. 415 WALNUT Stmt.
THIS COMPANY DOES oNLI• I A FIRE INSU
RANCE BUSINESS.
STATEMENT OF ITS CONDITION, RECEIPTS,
AND DISBURSEMENTS, FOR THE YEAR
ENDINO DECEMBER 3lst, 1169,
CAPITAL ' 6'200 000.
SURPLUS AND SECURITIES. OVER $.300 000.
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY, Deo. 31, 1929,
CASH ITEMS.
Cash in Bank .. .. 911,50000
Cash on han d, and in hands of
Agents 9 482 39
Cash loaned on call, secured by
oollaterals 18,300 00 . .
OTHEn SECITRITIES
- - -
Market Value
n Bends and Mortgages, well secured $126.600 00
n Bank Stocks 10,392 DO
n ground Rents . &Nil 16
0 City Sixse.--. 2.800 co
n Railroad Bonds 18.100 00
0 211 shares Laindem and Amboy, Penna.,
and other R. Co.'s stock.... 10,000 00
n 601 shares Schuylkill and Lehigh Nat. Co.,
and other Stocks, Bonds, and Bills Re
ceival,:e ... ..... . 105.000 00
Total Cd
REC.' El PTS FUR Yii ' 141i.. 8317 ' 863
eoolyed for rg e e re ßg a in n iAtita ,. . e . c .. i . iri i ...•••• •• • 87 7 • 2189
0895,447 67
Paul on Loss account _ $44,967 06
Reinsurance Account 1,70161
Cvmmission ........ 6,1P3 30
" for Salaries
"on Dividend . 12,261 40
" Returned Preminm nocount 1,433 66
Contributed to the Pire Department of 1 Oils.-
dolphin, paid Taxes to the State of Penn
sylvania, Licenses in other States, Office
rent, Postage, Printing, Stationery, &o 11,621 31
L ave ßTl
All leases adjusted h been paid before maturity.
*Losses unadjusted, but reported........ .• • a 4 .000 OD
We have borrowed no money.
We have no Dotes or Acceptances out.
*A small !Decembered in New York city, ano t h e r
morning of 29. The oreditors for
party prevented us, by n, garmehoe, from paying the
claimant; otherwise every loss would have been dis
posed of,
We hereby certify. that the foresoink
_statement of
he eondition of tho GIRARD FIRE AND MARINE
NUURANCE COMPANY. is correct nod true.
JAMES B. ALVORD, Beeretary.
ALFRED B. mi,LETT, Vico President.
DIRECTORS.
Hon. Geo, W. Woodward, N. S. Lawrence,
Win. H. Swain, of Ledger, Thomas Dillard,
Francs% Peters, Charles I. Dupont,
H. N. Burronglis, Jerry Wal her,
David Boyd, William C. Ruitnirin,
John Anspnob. Jr. Yr.. Joieph Klapp, M. D.,
Thomas Craven, George H. Ashton,
John W, Claghorn,
J EL JONES. President.
A. S. GILLETT, Vire President and Treasurer.
pilg-M. JAMES B. ALVORD, Secretary
RETURN OF THE NORTHERN AS
-BtiIIANCF, COMPANY OF LONDON on the
thirty-first day of January, 1669:
Fixer. Capital !Rook . •.. •. . ..186,29,3,8;0 00
Number ot shuts of Block etib•
son bed for. —62,401
Amt. of 'mourner:le or total
moots on Stook, Paid in,
cash or 86 per ettare.:63,lo3
SeCOND. The value, or as near as may be,
of the Real Estate held by the
Company .... . .. .
Amount of Cash on hand— ~
Amount ol Cash deposited in like
Amount of Caen in hands of
Acenta and Branch Estab
lishments, and in course of
Amount of loans secured by
Bonds and Mortgages, con
stituting the hen on Real
Eatate, on which there is less.
than one year's interest due
and 0wing............, .....
Amount of loans on which in
terest has not been paid
within one year
Amount of Stooks owned by the
Companyy
Amount of Stocks and other In
a oatmeal held by the Co.,
as collateral security lor
loans
Minn. Amount of ['lna olaims for losses
which are in suit, or contest
ed by the Company..
Amount of Losses during the
year, which have been paid,
(Firs and Life L..
Amount of Losses during the
year which have not been
settled .
Amount of Dividends declared
Amount of Dividends declared,
due and unpaid ........
Amount of all other existing
claims against the companY,
Ledoes r otherwise. being
Fire duty due to Govern
ment and unclaimed DlVl
dend s
FOVRTIL, Amount of Premiums Te
emed, Fire and Life)
Amount of Interest Money re
ceived from the Investments
of the Company
Amount of Income of 'the Com
pany from any ether courses.
Firm. Amount of Losses paid during
the year, which occurred
prior to the
'
Amount paid and owing for Re
insurance Premiums, and of
Return Premiums-, whether
paid or unpaid.................
Amount of Dividends deolarcd,
and paid during the year... .
Amount of Rxpenses paid during
yearone'uding Commissions
and Fees paid to Agents and
Office , . of the company 17%487 42
Slaving complied with the law of Pennsylvania, this
Company is prepared to effect insurance on Buildings
and Contents at moderate rates of premium
E - LOSSES PAID AT TIM& OP ADJUSTMENT
WITROGT REFERENCE TO LONDON.
Office in the new build.ngof the PHILADELPHIA
BANK, No. 422 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia.
ial2-tha to-it WILLIAM GETTY, Agent.
OFFICE OF UNION MUTUAL 1N•
ft (TRANCE COMPANY.
THILAMMPIIIA, January 9,1860.
STATEMENT of the AFFAIRS of this COMPANY,
in conformity 'pith a provision of its charter:
Pre
Bl iumms from January 1, 18.59, to January S2g7.92'o 93
1, iti
Premiums earned on Manna and Inland
Rinks durtnn the tear endtnr en above.— .. 173,148 8 . 3
Received front interentn on inventmenta . . 7,294 89
,nases, Return Premiums, Re-ineurancee.
Expenses and Commissions. and amount
reserved to pay losses unadjusted ..... 141.206 89
$39,116 92
Balance against the Company ramous
year5......._..43,115 83
Balance to the debit of dividend account—.....
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY, January 1, 130.
6,01:41 Pennsylvania 6 per cent. loans, at cost. 85.655 00
10,000 Philadelphia city 6 per cent. loans, 10,30 00
7.000 City of Putts urg 6 per cent. loans, " 6.766 00
7SOII 6 " " " 0,800 00
41,620 Camden and Amboy R. Company, 6 per
cent Bonds • ..... 41,713 00
6,000 North Pennsylvania R7Comp'y Bonds
6 per cent . .... 3,750 00
lfg) Shares N. Pennsylvania 11, Company . 6601100
117 " Philadelphia Bank .... 14 7io 011
14,610 Chesapeake and Delaware Canal W. . . 14,610 00
60 Shares Delaware Mutual Safety in
surance Company. 2 260 110
45 Shares Delaware R. Company.— ... 1,125 (.0
Sundry stocks of Railroads. Steamboat Com
munes, and Telegraph Companies, and Cer
tificates of I'rofite of Mutual Insurance
C0mpany........ •• • 13,879,00
Estimated present value ....
Btlhr receivable for prenitums
Cash in Bank....
Due the Company for unsettled premiums,
salvaKes, and other accounts . 77.822 a;
RICHARD S. SMITH, President
JOS. COLLISON, Secretary.
holders of the UNION MU
PAN Y of Palaslelphies held
IddO. the followins gentle
s Unworn for three years:
Henry Lowts. Jr.,
Edward 1, Clerk,
H. F. Rehinison,
I W. F. Washington,
el, for two years,
, with
At a meetinK of the Script
THAI. INSURANCE CUM
at their office January 10th.
men were elected to nerve it
Destouet,
A. E. Bone,
{Vim 0. Kent,
Samuel C. Cook,
and Henry Bailin
who,
Richard R. Rciith.
}Leah Campbell,
Prancia Tote.
Newberry A. Smith,
John H. Irwin.
Albert Worrell,
George Lewis,
Charles Vez in.
Ge.lfrey Freztar,
J. P. Sterner
lie
Thomas Miles.
Charles fiewlxa I.
I Geo. W. Bernadou,
lemon,
esters.
COLLISON, Secretary,
P. Sal
constitute the Board of iult
Jan lit if d 0:
91111 E GIRARD LIFE INSURANCE, AN
NUITY, AND TRUST COMPANY OF PHILA
DELPHIA, tit conformity with an not of the Levels
turn, publish a. statement of the Aunts held on the let
January. :
Real Estate.. ..--...
Bonds and M o rtgages .
Ground Rents.
Loaned upon colleterol aecurit)
LOANS
$4,050 Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Co,)
6 Per cent. k,an.
57.606 City of Philadelphia, do.
7 MO Allegheny Count>. Pa.. do.
35000 Harrisburg Railroad Co., do.
4 025 Camden and Amboy Rattr'd Co., do.
7 Coo Lehigh Valley Railroad Co., dobt
6,00 Delaware Railroad Co., do.
2.000 N. Pennsylvania Railroad Co., do.
15,00 Cleveland and Maiming R. Co., do.
23,150 37-100 Pennsylvania 5 per gent.
11,20 Cat) of Philadelphia do.
8 1 OCKB.
130 'hares Northern Bank of Kentucky.
RD do. Bank of Kentucky F 307,311 60
74 do. Bank of Louisville. I
19 do. New Orleans Gas Co.
111 do. (Onion Bank of Tennessee.
1171 do. The Girard Life Ins. Annuity,
and Trust Co. or I'hilada.
:MO do. Beaver Aleadew Railroad Co.
110 do. do. do. preferred.
30 do. Merchants' and Mechanics'
Bank of Wheeling.
39 do. Philadelphia Bank.
99 do. Farmers' and Mechanics' Bank.
02 do. Phil., odm., & Balt. Railed Co.
210 do. Pennsylvania Railroad Co,
315 do. Harrisburg Railroad Co
114 do. Western Bank,
Cash
Janunry 13, WA.
)nl4-stUth 6t JNO. F. JANIFS
rrilE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY
At OF NEW YORK.
vets:
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS,
INVIITED I
WORTH OVER am l O
o N
, REAL SMUS,
The premiums are LOWER than in many other COMDR.
DIAL and the Dividends have been GREATER.
This DI strictly 111PYVAL Eompany. lsp_e no
Stookholdera, so that A L THE P RO FIT S
aeLoao TO TOO INBOARD.
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GRATIS, on application to
F. RATCHFORD STARR,Agent,
B. W. corner FOURTH and WALNUT Streets.
PHILADELPHIA REFERENCES:
Thomas Robins, John Welsh,
Mordecai L Dawson, George H. Stuart,
Oeorge M. Stroud, E. 8. Whelan,
John 33 Mere, .1. Fisher Learning,
Joseph Patterson, William C. Ludwig,
John M. Atwood, Arthur B. Coffin,
Thomas 11, Powers, George W. Toland,
William McKee. Thos. Wattsou. nZi-lyif.
pA TENT FUR AND SEAL SKIN
COATINGS
THE SUBSCRIBERS,
BMA AGE‘il IN TILE UNITED STATEI
For the above delermt ton of goods of the well-known
E=MI
MEKIRS. EDWIN FIRTH & SONS,
HECKMONDW IKK, YOHESHIRE, ENGLAND
Are preparing to exhibit samples of the various at:ali
nes, and to take o dere for ismnndiate or future deli
ver) to nut the convenience of the trade.
The goads cannot be purchased through the custom
ary channels in Englattd, and all orders for the United
States must go through the sulacribers.
WRAY & GILLIGAN,
Philnde phiti,rtnd
FANSIIAWE, IRILLIKEN, & TOWNSk ND,
jalo-tuthilii3m New York.
JNICHOLSON,
• 3lanufnethrer
SHIRTS, LINEN and MARSEILLES
BOSOMS AND COLLARS
A large and choice assortment, and wet,. vans, al
ways on hand, unto whioh I particulaNy invite the t
Whoa of Onto and protept-payins , I(OIIT TIME but Sr,
8. R. corner of SECOND and ARCH Streets. Alla
dolphin. Jain-Srn.
91 HEIt E HAS MIEN NO MONEY
fliflngSgigt^,g.MlNZ.R,lolonVertrii,;°.lvit'e'arly
oitioular.
WANTED—A Situation by a Young
Man in a Commis/aim, Importing. or Jobbing
House; has been raised in Market street, is a first-rate
Salesmen, and can Ewe the best of references. Ad
dress HENRY WILLIAMti. Frankford.
AM at.
WANTED—In a large Dry-Goode Job.
Ling House, a Salesman who thorouspy on .
&Wands the Near Trade. Address S. C.. ' Press
office. lal9 3tv
WANTED—An honest and reliable por
ter in a Wholesale Cloth House. One with some
experience in packing preferred. Must be well recom
mended. Address!" Steady." Pms lace. .0 119 St"
WANTED.—A young married man
having a thorough knowledge of Book-keeping.
Min of the " Notion" Jobbing Busmen, wishes a situa
tion. natisfactlry reference given. Address '• Box
14% P.O. Philadelphia.
- 139,2E2. 39
W ANTED. s4,ooo.—The Advertiser
wishes to admit to an interest in his business a
person who can command Three or Four Thousand
Dollars in cash—the busmen pleasant.profitable. and
well established. address •'E. Al. 8.," Box 1101 Phi
ladelphia Poet Office. jald 6t*
$ , 10000 -WANTED, A MAN OF
• business integrdy,with the above
sum. to take charge of a safe business. Security satis
factory. Address BOX 1: 1 2, Philads. Post Office.
WANTED—By a young man from the
c"llBTU6TOLilholesalenrr:tsil
roery:l7;oAS. 2 tt m c jaiati
WANTE D-A SITUATION IN A
first-elass Dry Goods Sobbing house, by an expo
eneed salestnin who one command a thirty-dal s and
sux-montbs trade. Address " heyder," Press office.
InlB-3t'
A GRADUATE OF CRITTENDEN'S
I -a- COMMERCIAL COLLEGE desires a Sduation
in some who'esale house. Can give city referenoes of
the first respect.thility. Address •• K.," this office.
ialB-3t*
WANTED—In a store in Market street,
a hos who has had some experience in the care
of White Goods end Embroideries. Addreas • white
Goode " at Preis office. iat3-3t•
A GENTLEMAN DESIRES TO RE
CEIVF. private tuition in the Chicanes. Address
"8. J.." at this Office, stating name End residence, or
where an interview can be had, .
WANTED—In a Commission House, an
intelligent tad who can write a fair hand, and in
apt at figarea. Add ream " T. & C 0.," PrE ‘s office. tall 3t.
WANTED—A first•classßook-keepor, in
a wholesale Metal Store. Unexceptionable Te
n ranee required. Address L. A. 8.," °dice of this
paper. Ja17.30
A'YOUNG LADY having a thorough Eng
lath Education desires a eitaaVon u Inerrutreits
in a private family. Address" Aline," Press office.
Jalr-St*
'WANTED— By a first-class salesman,
a situation In a Wholesale Jobbing Dry Goods
House. dome a Western trade, in which quarter he can
influence a fair amount of business. Address. " Tem
pleton."at this offic.. JOl7-6t•
`ANTED—A situation in a Wholesale
Hardware Store, by a young man who has some
knowledge of the business. Address " Iron," office of
this paper. jail-4t'
FOR SALE AND TO LET
ILTO LET—A desirable DWELLING.
with modern imerovementa, and lame garden.
situated BRIDGE Btreet, above Thnly•mehth,
Mantua. inquire on the premise/. l al9 It*
VALUABLE WHAM' ON THE DELA
NAAFI 'I 0 LET—Situate near the VINE-Street
ferry, sintahle.for Iron, Lumber , or a Steamboat Land
ing. For Partlculars address. with real n a me, LOX
Philadelphia Pon Office . JalB-60
TO STRAW HOUSES.—A large second
story room to Rent, at 729 CHESTNUT St. jalB.6t•
pOR SALE—A valuable Lot at corner of
Christian and Twentieth etreets. having three
fronts, suitable for a churoh or factory site. For terms
&0., glares/IJ. 8., at this office. MIS tf
PAOTORY LOT FOR SALE.—A valua
bla corner lot, 126 feet square, having three fronts,
admirably located for s factory mite. It 111 situated in
the southwestern pan of the city, in s rapidly-im
proving neighborhood. It will be sold on reasonable
terms. For particulars, address "K.." office of The
Press. IslB-tf
in WILL LET—The FIRST FLOOR,
igaSECOND STORE, and, if wished. the THIRD
STORE of my building. which floors are 110 feet deep.
reservmg the Cellar and fourth Storz for my own use.)
for a Wholesale Grooery, Grain and Feed. or Provision
Store. if rented, the entrance to nip Office. Alcohol
Thstil:ery, and Liquor Store. will be 106 NEW Street,
above front. Possessinn_given one month after taken.
Apply to EDWARD WRIGHT, 2.50 North FRONT
Street, below Vine.
The two Stores will be entirely separate. and.in the
manner the building is constructed, will have all the
conveniences. jail 12t
110IISE4 TAVERNS, and STORES.
.*.U. Real Estate of every description for sale or to
rent. Apply to MAX If ElN'd,
Real Estate Agent,
No. PSI North SECOND Street,
na L. Tourny & Co.'e Seed Store.
All orders will be promptly attended to. Enghsh,
French, and German spoken. Collector of Ground
Rents. nte4m
FOR SALE—AII the M4CIIINERY be
longing to the Distillery, TWELFTH and
PRIME Streets, Shafting, CUR and Spin Wheels. Mill.,
Spiniles, Bolt and Elevator. Still, Dubler, and Worm ;
Mash and Yeast Tubs, Cistern., Hot and Cold Water
Tubs,. Pumps. &a. WI)) be sold nt one-half their
oaf: • Apply on the premises. Intl tuths!t
R OHR & DAVIS WASHING-MACHINE
for sale by_PLOWM AN bIeBRIDE, biennia°
toy_ert..7STßAWEikßßy Streit, Philadelphia.
By this machine ;tweak s wash of an ordinary-sized
family can be done before breakfast. It is equal in ca
pacity to four women. and saves at least CO per cent. tr
wear and tear. Hundreds of them are now in nee, and
the demand continuing.
Call and examine for yourselves.
County rights for sale on reasonable terms. Price of
niaohirte SIO, up to R PLIP
OWMAN Sr IIIeBRIDE.
jag -Im' 37 STRAWBERRY Street.
BOARDING.—A Very Ftne Suite of
two nr three communicating rooms, on second
floor with or without private table. Address, ROOMS.
tanhi tuthattebt Box 2269, Phila. P.O.
DESIRABLE BOARD IN A PRIVATE
Family it a am ale gentleman. :Wrest No. 2
WEST Pb:NN SQUARE. below Market. ra.ll-3t*
.CST—A CERTIFICATE of two shares
1 -A of stock (No. 3291 on the Consolidation Hank,
Philadelphia• WILLIAM LOWREY.
Colombia. Dec 29.1839. 11.29-theB2*
F °R
EVENING PARTIES
BERTHAS,
CAPES, SETS,
SLEEVES, and CUFFS,
In Heal Lace, Crave, Illusion, •
Blond and Imitation,
in great varieties, of the
NEWEST STYLES.
At no,
4.4, 6-1, 5.4, 9.4, 10.4 ILLUSION,
TARLATANS, CRAPES,
Meoh below tho urea' pricey.
WARBURTON'S.
1004 CHESTNUT Street, above Tenth Street,
:106 South SECOND Street, below Spruce.
jall-tf
EEMEI
a 100 coo 00
81 VS 67
16,430 77
525,118 9
DOGS E.FURNISHING GOODS.
"'OUSE FURNISHING STORE.
WILLIAM YARNALL.
No. 1020 CHESTNUT STREET,
(Immediately opposite the Academy of Flue Arts.)
Invites the attention of HOUSEEREPF.RS and
others to 111111extemve assortment of
USEFUL HOUSEREEPTNIi (MUDS,
TABLE CUTLERY,
NURSERY FENDERS,
CHAFING DISHES,
FIRE SCREENS.
PLATE WARMERS,
)e3-tuthstf TEA MIL &c , Fro.
-. 85.395 L 9
._.858M1 19
... 4U.956 09
... 125.322 72
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
JW. SCOTT—late of the tine of Win
• cheater & Boott—GENTLEMEPPB FURNISH
ING STORE and FIIIRT !GAN UFACTORI', Mt
C'ESTN UT Street, (nearly opposite the Girard Housed
Philadelphia.
JJJJ, W.B. would reecao4lly call the attention of Mr
at m
former patrons cl fro fo his new gore, and to pre
pared to fill or foeS HIRTS at !Mort notice. A
perfect fitguaran . Wholesale Trade supplied wit!.
tee Slum, end Co are. (121-17
S ALES
MERCHANDISE
TWENTY-FOUR HOURS !! !
MERCHANDISE BROKER,
105 CHESTNUT STREET
Jal4-stu&thtf
COLORED PHOTOGRAPHS!
IVORY TYPE S.
DAGUERREOTYPES!
AT
MoCLEES',
NO 626 CHESTNUT STREET,
Below Seventh (opposite Jayne's Hall%
$l. PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS. $1
Those who desire a real i splendid
PHOTOGRAPH
Should call at this
THEOLDEST-FSTABLISHED AND MOST EXTEN
SIVE PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY IN THE STATE.
Copies of' DAGUERREOTYPES or Ambrotypes, o
an) size, finished in CasvoN, Oil Wsvax-Corns
PASTIL. Or an IVORSTYPE3. dl2-2m
JAS. R. CAMPBELL, eee CO.,
IMPORTRRS AND WHOLESALR REALISES IN
DRY GOODS,
LINENS, WHITE GOODS,
CLOTHS, CASSIMEIIES,
BLANKETS, STUFF GOODS, d c.
iel4-3mif No. 727 CHESTNUT Street.
M ONEY LIBERALLY ADVANCED.-
TO ANY 1 4 , 11011NT—I1pon. Watches, Jewelry,
Diamonds, Silver fite,"Clothing Merohandts_ ,e kc., by
JONES Fs 00.. 0 Es tabhsheteßroksts N. W. cotter
THIRD and OASKlL,Latreets, NOW LOinbanit. Oftlee
ours from 4 A. M. 7‘ , 7 P. M. nlll-.lma
COINS AND MEDALS OF ALL KINDS
aluutrala, shells, Fttgravinga, Autozraphe, Bat
tionery. and I. anoy Articles, Bought and Bs
W. l Ad. DLER,
Joli - In1" No, 111 North NINTH. near ARCH 111.
WANTS.
BOARDING.
LOST AND FOUND.
MILLINERY GOODS.
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(For cash or othorwleo.)
WM.. H. WEEKS,
AMUSEMENTS.
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
_____
THE FRENCH OPERA COMIQ CIE,
MONDAY EVENING. Jan
K ill be presented for the firm nine in Philadelphia,
LA CHATTE MI.TAMORPROSEE,
01,1 , 81, Comique.
Musk by Otrenbach. and words by Scythe, as per
formed by Mad'ne Darcy, (for whom it was composed)
at the ()pets Comique. In Pans, for ups - Ards of X*
nights. to crowded houses. and which was received in
New York for twelve nights with unbounded anthill
sissm, and universally pronounced by the press and
Puolie as one of the most piquant and interesting Mal ,
eat Productions of the see.
DISTRIBUTION.
'dinette, (La Chstte de Guido MAD' LE DARCY.
Marianne (Sa Gouvernante). MAIYLE AUGE.
Guido, I Muan,hmpai M DIiBOi.
Dig Dig.l Jongleur .M. GAUTIER.
To be followed by
GI ULIE4II6eI7I;
hIAD'LE ANNA WISSLER,
An Romeo, bet .riit nuueerance 111°1;03,1ln A m Mica.
To conclude with
JEAN LB SOT,
Operetta in one eat; words of Julien. 111Z13;0 of •
Pant!.
DISTRIBUTION :
Marie. (P1euri5te)...............---...MAWLE DARCY
Tancred M DU 804
Jean le Sot M. LIACTILII.
Musical Conductor 7. . . M. REITTT.R.
PRICES OF ADNIMION.
Parquet. Parquet Circle, and Balcony •• • ..... •• $1 OLI
No extra charge for reserved seats.
Fam , ly Omit .......
Arnohrtbeatre ORDER OF BALE.—_The orth Lawton of
the Parquet
and Parquet Circle. et Beck .k Lawton's. The centre
of the Parquet arid Parquet Circle. at Chickenne's; the
other portions of the house at the Academy of :duce.
THURBD +V EVENING.
Farewell appearance of the French Opera Comique,
with entire change of p naramme.
Doom open at 7q. Curtain will rim at 8 &dock
preors,iy.
Opera Rooks will lie given, free of charge, to all
purchasing one dollar tickets., jaM an
WALNUT-STREET THEATRE.
V V Sole Leasee -Mrs. M. A. Grltt reON.
Stage Manager.-- ..... Mr. P. REACH.
Swtnesa Agent .. , . - JOS. . CAPE Y
THIS (TiIL'IfSDAI')EVENING. Jan. 19.1
LESRI A .
Lealna, Miss Alatild Heron; Orceola. Mr. L W.
Wallack : The Doe of Venice, Mr. Geroge Johleon
Oalleno. Mr. L. R. Shewell ; Rasp., Mr•Vou as 1% tgla.
Mrs. Anna Cowell; Spolatro, Mr. 1)Jbo!s;
Mr. Beach.
Sir - Prices as usual.
Bents secured without extra charge.
Hours open nt BSI o'clock : Performanos to commaaaa
at 7 o'clock.
WIIEATLEY & CLARKE'S ARCII•
STREET THEATRE..
THIS ITHERSDAyi EVENING. Jan. 19,
EVERYBODY'S FRIEND.
Mr. Featherly, Mr. Wm. Wheatley.
PETER WILKINS.
Peter Wants, Mrs. Drew John Adams, Mr. Dol.
Iran ; Nicodemas Crewcutll, 4r. Clarke.
SCALZ os PAmas.—/fdmistion. 23 cents; Recurs.]
Seats in Dress Circle. 3736 cents; Parquet. RI cents.
Doors open at half psst 6 o' clock; performances t 3
commence at 7 o'clock precisely.
DAN RICE'S GREAT SHOW.
NATIONAL THEATRE. WALNUT Bt.. above
Eighth. •
Patcr...—Dress Circle, 50 cents; Family_Orrole,4s
cents; Beats in Prtvate &meg, 76 cents ; Whole Pri
vate Boxes. e 3 and 36.
CH kIWII. or 'Dem—Doors open at hall' cast 6 o - oloci.
Tooommence at 7.
• - • .
THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, lan. 9.
Faint!: Stria of the magnificent Spectacle and gar--
eon. Show Piece of
MAGIC RING Or , THE FOUR ELEMENTS:
FIRE, WATER, EARTH. and AIR!
llerbe J.
W. H. Page ; Arnalrh, Kalettaker
Godah. Mr. J. Darme ; Eveline, Num Belden
Annello. Mien Adelaide,. Spirit of the Water Mitt,
Alm Wilton ; I)lita Wells; Rginta of Air,
Miss Tallbrd and !Tam Ewelle.
ACTS IN 7A&ARENA
31cDONOUGH'S GAIETIES—RACE St.,
below THIRD.
ANNIVERSARY BI lA.
MAMMOTH PER FOR lANc P.
THREE COMIC PANTOMIMES.
DECIIELM.Ar.
Also. the
DSERTE.
HE E RNANDEZ RS AS
THE FRENCH DANCING MASTER.
MISS ROSINA MAY.
of the Cooper Own Troupe, will rimer.
He RNANDi.Z.
%VALK AROUND,
Come Rarly and Soo the best Performance in the city.
PR OF ESSOR SAR ACCOS' GERMAN
COTILLION FOIWES of It= CHE*TNUT
Street, MONDAY, THURSDAY. and SATU4DAY
EVENINGS. Muses and Masters AIONDAI and
THURSDAY AFTERNOON: Pnrate lessons at an
hours unoccupied. Germantown. TUESDAY and
FRIDAY AFTERNOON for children. and evr , lng
for ladies and sentlemen. Jaia-ar
SANDERSON'S EXHIBITION ROOMS ;
CHESTNUT Street. near Smth,
THIODON'S THF.ATHE OF ARTS.
THIS EVE.NLYG,
Will be offered the following elegant scenes : The Port
of Genoa. Washington and his Generals, are truly re
presented.
NAPOLEON CROSSING THE ALP&
In which 10.000 Moving Figures are represented—to
gether with a life-like view of :as General and ms Mar
shale. The Armen its March.
MONKS OF MT. ST. BERNARD.
Alter which the terrific scene of the Storm at Sea.
The exhibition terminating with the model slava
the monster steamship, the Great Eastern.
Afternoon performances on Wednesday and Battu - der.
Tickete. 25 cents.- Children, ciente.
Boors open at 7. To commence at 8. - July-ltr
91EMPLE OF WONDERS,
Northeast corner of TENTH sad CHESTNUT
Streeta. t, rest and Novel Attractn.q.
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
SIGNOR BLITZ,
The wonderful Magician and Ventrilcgain.
EXHIBITION EVERY EVENING DURING THE
WEER.
- •
Comm a ct in ; T 3 o'clock. and on WEDNESDAY
and SA'VURDAY ATERNOONS at 3. The eelebratel
/tutomaton Rope Vaulter, one of the greaten pierea of
echanism ever exhibited, will appear to every extiltd
lion. and perform hie aatontalung feats.
Admire nn 25 rents. Children 13eenre.
THE CELEBRATED PAINTING,
PARISINA,
illustrative of
LORD BYRON'S POE3I,
with
LUCY'S PRUE, PICTURE.
THE PILGRIM FATHERS
- -
and
THE. MARTYRDOM OF JOHN Ta_.,'"l,
ON VIEW FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY.
at the
DUSSELDORF F , XJJlsmo.v.
ACADEMN OF FINE ARTS,
Open
IMP CREST.
M NUT Street,
A° E. P
Adruifrom 9 A. H.
2.5 cents.
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF TIIE
FINE ARTS,
1145 CHESTNUT STREET,
Is OPEN DAlLY,lBandan excepted,' from 9 A. 31,
till 6 P. M.
Wanted—The Tenth volume of " CY3is Status.
Vetere.; "of Psranose.
Admuulon 25 omits. Children under IS yea hail
ihrsice..re. of Stock SM. d5-ti
PAPER HANGINGS, Zke
TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
HART, MONTGOMERY, & CO.,
NO. 322 CHESTNUT STREET,
Will sell out, through this "Inter and naat oprlng, thhr
hrgo stook of
PAPER HANGINGS,
Conaie , ing of every variety connected with the burin aa s,
AT OREATLY REDUCED PRICES
FINE FRENCII PAPERS AT 20 PER CENT. BE
LOW COST.
Persons venting their Bourn Papered, can get 4rwst
BARGAINS.
CARPETINGS
CARPETS.
F. A. ELIOT & CO., Nos. 32 and 3t Not FRO
Street. are the SOLT: AGENTS in Philadelphia for tire
ROXBURY CARPET CONIPANV,and have constantly
for sale a full assortment of VELVET and TAPESTRI
CARPETS, of choice patterns.
Also, a large supply of the various kinds of CAR
PETS manufactured in Philadelphia city and cmlntli
front nearly all tne best manufacturers.
Dealers will find it to their interest to exit an
examine these goods, which are offered for sale on th
moat favorable terms.
N. B —F. A. ELIOT & CO, being the Sole Agents
in Philadelphia for toe sale of the Worsted and Carpet
Yarns spun by the Saionville Mills (formerly the New
England Worsted Company.) and being agents also for
the Baldwin, Wilton, and Abbott Companies, hire
peculiar facilities for keeping constantly for sale the
various kmd■ of Carpets manufactured in Philadelphia,
on the most favorable term, jail-.3m
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES
LITTLE & STORES
Ilaya this day assiNmated a ith them
JOHN F. BODINE
AND
THEODORE A. MEHL,
And will continue the
IMPORTING AND COMMISSION 131 . 81NE1r3
As heretofore, nt N 0.13/ CHESTNUT street, under the
style and title of
LITTLE, STOKES, & CO
Reforms to the above. we respectfully Invite the
trade to an examintion of our Stock, which will embrace
s. full and complete assortment of
FOREIGN DRESS AND STUFF GOODS,
Together with the venous products
THE PACIFIC MILLS,
PORTSMOUTH AND HADLEY LAWNS
We slur have the exclueive Agency' for the Market of
JAMES BLACK & CO.'SCELEBRATED.PRINT DIOS.
In addition to whiob, we would call your attention to a
complete assortment of
GOODS BUTTED TO MEN'S WEAR.
Including the variom grades of
BIOLLEY'S CLOTHS, CASSIMERES
AND DOESKINS,
Philadelphia. Jan. 2, 1914.
NOTI CE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
-A- the Copartnership under the firm of BECKvR
& DELL wail disgolrerl on the fourteenth de of De
cember inst., end MOSES BECKER is alone authon-ed
to settle the business. and sign the "
MOB' S BECKER,
JOS. S. DELL.
Philadelphia, Deo. 19,199 9 . d3l-atu&th lm•
NO Tit:E.—THE CO-PARTNERSHIP
I heretofore existing tinder the firm of M. SIEDEN
BACH A ST. EB, is dissolved by limitation•.
W. hIEDENBACH to nuthot ized to settle the bu94l 033
of the late firm and sten in liquidanon.
AI SIEDF.NBACH,
FRED. STEER,
Philadelphia, Jeri! 16, 1650. LOUIS IdlitSCß.
MSIEDENBACH WILL CONTINUE
. the business, as heretofore, at the old stand, N o ,
115 North Third street, abort) Arch.
2x17-3t• SIEDENBACH.
NOTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP.—The
undersigned, late of the firm of M. SIEDENBACH
STEEB, have formed a copartnership tinder the am le
of F. STEER & HIRSCH. and taken the store No.
134 North THIRD atreet. one door above Cherry. vrese
side, where they wilt open about the first of February,
with a complete stock of Fancy Dry Goods..Shan Id.
Hosiery, mores, and Gentlemen's FUT/11611111K Alll6O %,
to which they resvectfuny recta atttion.
FRED eo ERICK sTEED.
LOUIS HIRSCH.
Phitadelphia, Jan. Tr, ANL jar or
- -
HORSES TAKEN TO WINTER on a
Farm in Delaware county. Excellent etahle i
and expenenced Groom. Apply No. 624 WALNCT
Street. iNoennit ann. at2)-tf
REFINED SUGAR.-500 bbls. crushed,
rartiatt4l.ll:ll:n4 JAMJiS f edattA
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