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The Masons and Monet Vernon.
Mom the-Mount Vernon Record} -
• At the, annual meetinvor , the Masonic Grand
lag° of Virginia, in. Deoember 1857, resolutions
were panted expressive of their hearty sympathy
in the object of the Mount Vernon Ladies' Assoola
tion of the Union, and of their intention to appeal
to theldasonto Order throughout the United States
to unite aaa body, in assisting to purchase the
lifoxiiand Grave of Washington. As soon as the
oorresimndeigio between the Grand Seoretary, Dr.
lohn Dove, and the presiding officer of the Also.
'Motion announcing this fast was published, the
Grand Lodge of South Caroline (the native State
of the Regent of the Mount Vernon ASsoolation)
Willed a spaced mating and issued an' appeal to
the imbordtuate lodges throtighOut. the State, to
respondpromptly and generously to this call upon
their sympathies. „
The State Is small, containing not More than
270,000 white Inhabitants, and If wo are not raisin:.
formed, not far over forty lakes tom of, them
small and bat recently organized, 'yet in a ,few
months afterward, forty-one or the lodges had
-contributed in the ratio of one hundred cents per
member, and the handsome stun of $1,697.37 was
paid over to the'lfount Vernon Assoolation„ -This
result led Mc friendlier the cause to build , 00nft:
dentiy upon sigoarassistanoe from the Mame in
our country, who, beside being interested In the
cause as citizens and pariote, must be peouliarly
attached to the memory of their illustrious brother
as Masons, to whose fraternal hearts the purobase
and preservation of Mount Vernon should be pions
labor of love and gratitude. But thus far we have
• been greatly disappointed; their notion has been
very partial, and not worthy of that large and
wealthy body. In no State, so far as we can learn,
but the one honorable exception mentioned, have
they aged as a body. We take pleasure, however,
in reporting here the contributions which have
bean received from the several States up to this
date; the names of the several lodges and members
'having been republished from time to time In the
registry of the Record : •
.South Carolina, 41. Lodges 31,397 37
Virginia 43 " 1,042 75
From Masonic Leasure and D o nation of
. .
$25 frtm GOP. Mao...
/Unborn% 9 1.05588. , .• • •
Proceeds of Mosonio Ball
Iliohion, 11 Dodges 202 00
New Dampshfro, 12 " 231 00
Ilium!, 11 " ' 179 00
Dist. Colurn l da, 7 4 ' „,„ „ ,120 00
?finnesota, 3 " 113 00
Tennessee, 6 " 455 00
California, 1 ". average to _
low a
eac 4
h member, $2 60 59 00
0 00
Louisiana, 2 " 120 00
Worth Carolina, 1 " 25 00
Pennsylvania, 11 : " .' 130 00
Now Army, 3 " 101 00
Florida, cobtoription or State 285 00
New York, 9 Lodges 18100
Delaware, 2 i, 30 00
Illinois, 1 <, 10 'OO
• Total • $6,063 62
The contributions thrut far of a body, estimated,
we believe, at 300,000 members.
From the above statement, it is seen that the
Masons, as an order, bare dot fulfilled the high ea
peotations entertained of. them. We would oltll
their attention to the foot, that the whole pantiles°
money is Meal, tluit $20,000 beside is now in Os
session of the association--4onseerated to the scr:
cored purpose of arresting decay, and of restoring
the house and. grounds to their former condition.
All contributionsnow will go to the accumulation of
a fend needed to enable the association to sustain,
prudently and becomingly, the high trust it has"
assumed as the guardians of the precious dint that
reposes on the banks of the Potomac. '
The Republican Candidate for Speaker
YETTER TOON HOE. JOHN SIIERMAN TO THE TEMA
' DELPRIA COMMITTEE,
WASHINGTON OITT, Jan. 10, 1800
Gravvveren : The claims of public duty hero
will deny me the pleasure of participating,
personally, in the compliment which you have ten
dered to the lion. Babe Peyton. I regret this the
more, since one of the objeots intended is to bring
together men of position and Influence from differ
ent sections of our minion country, In order that
they may unite in such an expression of sentiment
an will tend to promote peace and good•wIll through
out the Union." • • • "
No man, North or South, -who is animated by a
'patriotic impulse, or who appreciates his citizen
ship in its high and national sense, om hesitate to
approve the expression of sentiment," which you
propose. Events have recently, occurred. Yrbich:
the reason and justioo of the eountiy deplore and
condemn, not only as wrong in - themselves, but
calculated to loosen the ties of fraternity and fel
lowship by which - our people should be bound to
gether. The unworthy attempts of partisans' to
charge the responsibility of those individual ants
upon a whole notion, and to arraign it before the
world as sympathizing with such criminality, has
provoked a feeling of deep indignation, because of
this shameful injustice: The North' knows fits
duties and its rights, and moans to fullil the one
and to assert the other, Its the Union and under the
Constitution. It has no desire to infringe up6n any
right of the South, nor to entourage, palliate; or
justify on-,rages upon or invasions of its territory,
or any means by which they may be incited; nor
to disturb those relations of brotherhood by whioh
we have grown into the dignity and proportions of
a great nation.
The Constitution was framed and adopted in n
spirit of conciliation and mutual concession. ' If
wo do not inherit all the , virtues, we may at least
cherish the precepts and the example of the fathers
who projected that work of wisdom and patrjotism.
In the dark hours of the Republic, when civil com
motion threatened perils more serious than the
rash ravings of (Reunionists and agitators now do,
that Constitution proved to be our refuge and safe
ty. Lot us cling to it in this period of discord and
strife, as the best hope and guide, each section tie
ing with the other In renewing its devotions to all
the compromises under whieh it was formed, and
all the obligations which it imposes. Accepted
with this purpm, there will be no North or Smith,
no East or West, beta contented and happy Peo
ple, enjoying the blessings, and sharing the pins
parity of a common and glorious Union.
With high !moot, .
JOIN EItERICAL
Messrs. Carey, Moliichael, Ingersoll, and others.
BONNE IN TUB MISBOURI LEOISLALTIJNYL-A
respondent of the Missouri Democrat, under dato
of Jefferson city. January 13, says :
6, As I informed you last evening, by telegraph,
a 'little affair' took 'plaoo between Messrs. Minor
and Davis. Its ,cause was this : During the after-
WM while Mr. Mir or wee In the chair, a Tote
was ' taken on a motion to reconsider a vote upon
veiling for the 'previous question.' Mr. Davis, of
Bnehanan county, naked for a 'division ;' Mr.
Minor said it was nonsense to call for a division
when the Tote was so unequal. Mr. Davie said it
WOO not for Mr. Minor to deeds about the nonsense
of the call., Mr. Minor then called on the sergeant
at-arms to remove that idiot.' Mr. Davis, shaking
his fist at the Speaker pro tern. (Mr. Minor,) said
You can't pot me out.' But little occurred ,be-
tween the parties until the House bad adjourned,
when' a neat little rough and tumble took place.
Mr. Davis sent in his right which landed in:the
frontispiece 'of his antagonist. Mr. Minor tapped
the nasal organ of Mr. Davis, and to- him (Mr.
Minor) must be accorded the °malt of drawing ilrst
blood.
"Both combatants took the Aoor rather involun•
tartly at one time, end in their dement they'd°.
motioned one chair, and sant a couple of desks
' reeling.'
"A ' division'. was• then- loudly polled for, And
after some difficulty the pugilists were separated.
." It was then moved And seconded that further
lath, proceedings be indefinitely postponed.
"Mr. Davis attempted to lay that motion on the
table, by planting his knuoklea on the title•Paie of
Mr. Minor.
This was deplored elightly out of order,where
upon
"Mr. Davis moved to adjourn to the Capitol
grounds and take a test vote in the fighting Atli.
Vita of himself and his 'friend, by a muscular en•
garment.
"This motion was lost and the Rome dispersed,
~MoOi"
Tat VERDICT IN TEM BALTIMORE Morkorn
Casz.—The jury in the ease of Mrs. Mary C.
Dunn, NO 12 Walnut alley, who was shot in the
nook and instantly killed on Sunday night, while
/ooking trom a window of her dwelling, continued
in session tip to four o'elock yesterday morning,
when they agreed upon the following verdict:
"That the deceased came to her death from a: gun
or pistol.shot wound at the hands of one or two
persons standing on the pavement adjoining the
house of said deceased, and that the jury further
believe that susploiona persons were seen ii the
neighborhood about the time of the murder. The
entire meetings of tho jury occupied nearly twenty
hours of uninterrupted deliberation. The exami
nation of the large number of witnesses sworn wee
a moat , patioht one,
but, from the verdict,' it is
likely that not much will result from it. Walnut
alley. the 00000 of the murder, is above Union
street, and 'north of Pennsylvania avenue. 7 ltis
one of the most retired and out-of-the-way planes
in the elty.—Baltimors sun, yesterday.
Row TO thltTH A PARM—At the Convention
of Mr. Buohanan'e branch of the Republimtn party
that assembled at Springfield, on the 11th inst.,
!bore was a "oonfilot"- (Irrepressible! at that), be.
tween two of the Cook delegates. One o Mr,
ifolt's drama, refusing to obey :the Chicago post
master, one of the several " colonels" was called
In,' and the contumacious men of the mail bags was
knocked down Ude° . In succession, and then, we
believe, yielded. The party , was a unit thence
forth:—Chicago Tiones: - '
)14CDINERT AND IRON.
1.1,31111 L V. Itall2lol. •
souTtrwA r 7. VAValillf RUMOR •
,
rteffAr
PIPTH AND WASHINGTON STREEISM
' '
MIGINEEDS AND MACHINISTS,
Mannilastare High and -Low 'Pressure Steam Engines,
for Land, River, and Marine sioviee_,
*Heys, Gasometers, 'ranks, iron Boas, knit OSSUBIi
Oa kinds, eit_br ITN" or iirao,'
Iron FlBllla Noah' for GU Worker Work Shopeo NAM
road Mations, ,ke. • • '
Retorts and Gee Mt:whiner! of the "areal and moil im
proved oonetruotion. - •
Every_desonniautt yjantation Idaelineu, snob es pn¢r , pnor, BMW, and Grist 'us, Vaeumn Dins, Oven Steam
,Crams, Defeestors„pi tern, Pumping bans ,
&g.
13la Agents for X. Milieux's
oms. Petent_gnsar
' AssaratiN Laryties Patenl Steam Nominee ;ea
nepiawt
W Ney's Patent uentransal /tiger Drab ;
In m
t' WEST C93ESTER and
PHILADELPHIA UN,-
PAD vu MEDIA.'
PALL ARRAN6MENT.
. tOn and after MONDAY, December 12, ntea.
the trains will jeetve riuladelphia,irotp Oa StatiOn, N.
E. carper of EIGILTEENTIVemet MARKXT Streets, at
;JO A. .4, euld dm P. ht. - '
itlEfl.ll 7 tillat t. , la from. 4211
fenni A a ,
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3, ,,it...f a e b al ion e.P r ilad t.
7, 11?
A hl , s m a , t S m A d . , M pl tte m. .lS
The train lea no ritittglelhiaat 8 . 10 A. M. sad 4
i. 14. atkoneat at
l ennalto with to, 2)plada)ph a an B 2
altimore Centre' 4tailtoad, for Cfn i rril. Chad( eford,
%matt Square, and Avondale. NAY ' , nob
ail-tr llama Superintendent.
SALAMANDER SAM
•at large assortinea, of: !,; . ,I
, A.Ti te MATSON'.
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SYRUP 1141)LASRS, - hhdai and
bmi.-ahome aqd ;Inc Mara firillist 10.4rille.
-41rAilp piemte, lot "Nu by JAM .I4d An -e•
• werta. min, • - I ldne
-14
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utron;fATioils.
(Reverted for The Preesa
LIVERPOOL—Ship Wm Ponn-35 rags indigo Lcßis
& Cu; 11 Rosengarten & Duns; 3G 1) Parnell; 16 Clint;,i
Jay & Ifeseg-S Yeld, Langstroth & Cu; 3 Grundy. Warden
& Co; 2 J Plato & &bottler; 2 Wright Brosa Co; 5
naNVIOSE Bros; 414 Walton; 7;;' McKee Co; 4De
Coureev, Lafouroade S. Cu; 74 ice bottled beer I Josses
& Co; 20 casks soda ash to do bleaching powdcre C;;
Clotrohman; se do scabs ash Morgan & Reeves; 26 do
bleaohing powders Jessup & Moore; 10 do Powers A .
Weightnian; 2RI do soda ash 41 do bleaching powders 1,
& F 0 Yarnell & Co; 50 do china clay I Lucus & Co; 15
do F Lonna; 100 du soda ash Binns & llrdsted; 60 do Bdo
o l d s ° w toi ge pis iron B & W WeiShl Me. huge IM-13111 . 1)
soda Lawton Bros; 17 casks soda ash 31 bbls caustic, soda
Dulles & Cope; bale bags 220 bas ferne platen A Kerr;
10 casks aced 1) Landreth & Son; 195 pkgs. earthenware
14 13 Pierce, Son & Cu; 10 do Wilson & Brains; 11 do A F
'Eliermsn; 94 do A Asbury; 110 do Geo IllonmereleY; 2 0
puncheons whiskey J Gibson, Son & Co; 1790 boxes tin
plated N 'Protter& Co: 14 Aga machinery .1 McGregor:
2103 bars 48 billa iron C D Robins & Co. 514 bills do r,l B
?' St
Mahon Co; 197 bills sheet do N & C'Taylor; 2613 bars
1054 mg do Morris & Jones 6; Co; 7 oil steel H Disston;
42 do Naylor & Co; 1 case steel 1 plog lidw Handy &
Brenner; 2.15 1).113 hoop iron J W Warne & Cu; 2 pkgs
hardware 3 ST GOB 10 bills wire 'Haddon. Porter &
Booth; 100 G bars 111011 u iron Liggett & Co; 17 es sheath
ing cooper 19/ pkee steel 99 do mace 16 tyros Iron 217 bdls
do 68 hble beer 209 Wanda ash order.
CARDENAS—Bohr Matanzas, Croaker-219 bade mo
limps 36 toe 6026 bbl. do 8 & W Welsh.
SILLIOTII—nark Alice Franklin, Cloment-420 tons
gas ooal noht Taylor & Co.
•
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
RICHARD
IS RA
FH mortßl
ORVB. (Imams' on THE Mosta.
Jo.SRO. DD.
AT THE TiTEROTIANTS' RICA NMI. PRILADELPIIIA.
Steamship Vigo, Id iorhouso, Liverpool. via
Quendetown .... • •
Br. ship Oraganza, Nelson --. soon
Brag Lonnao, ...... sonn
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MAT OF PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 19, 1060
BIM HIRES— 19-BUN BETS— , 6 3
Mal WATER— n 23
ARRIVED.
Bark Alice Franklin, Clement. Cl Jars from SiMoth.
with ens coal to Robert Ta 3 lor es Co—vessel to kl A
Smiler & Co.
Rehr J F rename. Somers. from Jacksonville. Fla. 23d
ult.with 120 000 feet yellow pine Innitier to 'Malone &
Taylor. 10th Inst. while Irina to off ship John Shoal.
Ins out. thronah by lee and sunk. Lost both suctions and
100 rfahnna. ohms. Towed pp hr R , eaMtug' Pilot.
corn t o
Stein O ne ness.m New Castle, Del, with
corn to Richardson &
City Ice 13 , Mt, dcheilinser. from Reedy Wand. via
New Casale 6 hours. wbh shin Win Penn. from Liver
rool. paced
Reeds,hi itlernimir Mart. far Ran Fran
cine°. lsland and P Fr on Tuesday, in tow
of steam tug Atlantic, Left at N..sf Castle six ethos,
names not asoertained, and achy Pathway, for St Marke,
at Cheater.
„... 100 00
575 00
255 00
rtLEARED.
Bark Thos Dallett, Till, Laatrarra, Daßatt Bros.
Brig War Eagle, Williams, Porton Prince, Thomas
Wattaon k Sons.
&Co
Sohr Julia Fox, Learning, Charleston, Pettit, I.laltin
Mohr Belle, Barrett, Charleston, Jahue Baker.
Bohr Sallie T Madre, Change, Nswbern, PIC, J A
Parsons.
L Gare,ller, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
(Oorreopoudencle of the Phila LE delphia Exee lliar., J)
WES, Dan se. V.
The bark Margaret haa received orders for Phlladel-
Phis. and 1,211 leave first fair Wand. There are at harbor
one light brig and four ochre. Wind N NW.
Yours. W. AL HICKMAN.
MEMORANDA.
SteamehiP Arabia, Stone, cleared at New York 17th
toot. for Liverpool.
Steartatilp City of New York. Boggs, hence for Bos
ton. woo MT Hi g bland Light 17th inst.
Ship Lion, Cooper. for Philadelphia, was going down
the river from Caloutta 22d Nov.
Ship Ilippogritre, Howes, cleared at Calcutta Nov 21
for Pdadelpma. but remained In port on the 2tth.
Ship David Brown, Bohm, for New York, was nt
Whampria Nov 11.
Ship Medallion, Theobald, front Savannat, was off
Fsetwood 30th alt.
Ship Pamper°, Lester, for Now York, sailed from
Woollens Get 22.
Ship Kothay, Stoddard, for Now York, sailed from
Amoy Nov e.
Ship Alice Ball, Hickey, at Boston 17th inst. from
Calcutta.
ship Win Morrie, Jankson, from Manila Aug 31 Sir
Literpool. passed Anjier Oct 20.
Bark Oriental. Parker. from Boaton, was at Batavia
Nov 7 th—arrived Oct 21 ,1 1,
20 nark Palermo, Ingham, from Venice, at Palermo
ult.
Bark Harriet S Flak, Fisk, from Now Orleans for
Nantes, was spoken 7th that, lat 23 37. long 7207.
Brig Chicopee, Hammond, clearee at Boston 10111 that
for Mobile.
Brig Caroline, Beat, hence for Halifax, with a CATUO
of coal, sot into Yarmouth. NO, leaky—crew badly
frozen. Will have to repair before proceeding. •
'Behr Vesta, Niokerson, hence, arrived at Halifax 711,
!natant.
Behr S V W Simmons, Godfrey. at New York 17th Met
from Galveston.
Bohr Mail. Kelly. from Providence for Philadelphi.i,
was in Dolph Island Harbor 10th that.
Bohr Daniel Morris, Hoover, from Wilmington, Del,
at New York 17th inst.
11HE NEW JOE PRINTING OFFIOE
"THE PRESS"
prepared to exeoate neatly, cheaply and expeditiolielf
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
raupa~.xrs,
BLANKS OP EVERY DESCRIPTION*
YOOTEIte,
Penang for AUCTIONEERS!, LAWYERS,
!dEIIOILANTH, MANUFACTURERS.
l a , Ail orders left at the Publloation Offloe of The
Press, No. QT 011ESTNUT STREET, will be promptly
ttended to. fait-tf
PURE AND CTIMAP BREAD,
MANUFACTURED BY THE
co BE OBTAINED Al TES VOLLOWI2I4I
riattEs:
MECHANICAL BAKERY, B. W. earner of Broad and
Vino streets.
C.M. street, below
Tenth.
e° corner Sixth and
JATRO BON, —...... .Nu,trlVATilifth street.
JOHN O. Vine street.
T. P. SMITE— --No. Ile North Fifth street.
9,900 Y.— —.9. 8 E. corner Fifth and
clself;W. W, MATHEWS, r..ongPlenth and
Locust streets.
D. KNIGHT.— street, below Wal
nut,
GEORDE 419 Lombard street.
D. W. corner Sixteenth
and Pine streets,
Whl. C0URTNEY.......... No. 506 South Twelftn
street.
S. R. IiYANAMARER---F oderal street, above
Sixth.
8. LENTr— South Fourth and
L. HOLLAND...... -.,..fl o j it n eTrFe 6 r t h?: tail nth an
eet,.
DAVID 5ADDLER—..........N0! 270 North Eleventh
str LWEIORTIVIAN--17renth street, below
Thompson street.
ff. 8. T0MK1N11..—......—.N0. WM North Front
et set.
It BROOKS.— ._-- off seventh
F. MORRIS. Ne; d i ri, L i e ri i i it e r r ee, l'enth and
Shi open streets.
E. D. TURNER.—,----No. 2 2 / 5 South Front
street,
J. W. corner
ts. Broad and
Parrish stree
THOS, I'. BLEBT--..........C0rner. Nineteenth street
and Ridge avenue..
B. S. Fe E. earntereet.r Ninth and
Federal s.
J. Ma1NTYRE............—.-.....Twenty-sooond street, ab.
Coates.
ALEX. F ULLERT0N......... Corner of Filth and Chris
. lien.
MRS, E. RAM8LER............N0, 1731 Coates street.
'Lc F. .tT. W. WOLF 6 Girard avenue,
WU. McCHACKEN --CM Hamilton street,
R. R. W. corner of Twelfth
and Melon street.
J1JLW5,.........5. W. cor, of 7 hirleenth
and Parrish street.
H. NIPPEB N. M. rrner of Fourth
M RS. F. ELLIOTT.— , a TV. o i n e r e rig ti fe e rlin and
Gress street.
I, L. Camden, N. J., store 11l
Aral street.
C. H. t Philadelphia, that.
b. Haverford road.
N. L. YARNELL.......--Lenal i Feints.
JOHN DARNDT—,-- Tremont and Pine Grovel
Penna.
CIEO. B. TOWNBEND--West Chester, Penn*
City, N. J,
D. HORTON--,--..Florenee, N. J.
B.F. BDERLEIN —.Columbia, Pa.
je2-tf
MECUANICAL BAKERY, S. W. Connor
/v.*. BROAD and VINkl Streets, PHILADELPHIA,
Thin establishment is now in successful operation day
and night, Mid all are respeetfully invited to oall acrd see
the whole process of bread-making for themselves.
The undersigned takes the liberty of ',Anne that Or
thirty-five year■ he bee been's meatiest Baker--dve ea
atinrentlcei and five as Journeyman in one of the fwst
houses in aoatland, and twenty-five as master--during
whioh tune he has had opportueity of making many
experiments, and observing all the maprovemcnts which
have been mule during that mwiod.
In this establishment, of which he hes how the man
agement, in addition to the complete labor=saving ma
chinery, he has how (militias of malty kinds nut hereto
fore possessed;
Being unrestrained in the purchase of flour nope but
the eoundeet end beet MIMI ever be used; and he has no
hesitation in saying that Bread of all kinds eon be de
livered, ruturpassed In quality and weight by that made
by the ordinary process.
Families which the Bread made by the Mechan ical ßakery has not been tried, or In which it has been tried
only at Its optumencemont, before the machinery was in
Per r feet working male, ere respeatfully . aiked to give it
a t al now, the undersigned believing it would load to
mutual advantage. JOHN lq. MOXEY,
mys,f-if Buperintondent
•
LIMITED PARTNERSIIIP.—NOTICE
ia hereby given, that the subscriber" have form
ed and entered into a limited pertnerehip egyeeably to
the act of Assembly of the Conarionwenith or Pennsyl
vania, passed Mardi ?Ist, 1830, ntitled '' An Act Rela
tive to Limited Partnerships ,' and the supplement
thereto.
That the name of the firm under which the said pert
notably to to be conducted, "HENRY E. SIMP
SON."
That the general nature of the burliness to be trans
noted in .• Boaters in Cotton and Linen Canvas, and
other floods.'' in the City of Philadelphia.
That the name on the ()alma! Partner is lIVNRY E.
BIM MON; whose pleas of residence Is in CHESTNUT
Skeet, In the Twenty-fourth ward of the City of Phila
delphia; and that the name of the tinsels! Partner is
TBOMAR R 013.13. whose
_place of_yesidence is in the
City of Burlington, its the State of w Jersei,
That the said apileilit partner has contributed to the
common stock of the said firm the stun of five thousand
dollars in cash,
That the period at whioh the said limited partnerslriP
is to oommeme. is the twenty-first day of BECENtiIItR,
1a59. and Wilt terminate On the thirty•first day of BE.
a:RHEA., 1812, HENRY E. SIMPSON,
.d22-that THOMAS ROBB,
MARTIN it, QUAYLE'S
taler/ONER.v•TO O Y L nyA.NCT GUM
~. . , _ Bm I, A/u_ _M
. /011 , 4 WALNUT STKERT.
- snow sLIIVINTIT
vt4lntli , • PA r thAt DELP/fa
QoaltAnby on nand Paiit)ThArT Ana nilAt A rtkiing.
VUAL—LEHIGH,
_HICKORY AND LO.
OUST MOUNTAIN I
ed. BatliOtaUon wa„anta are Y screened end
pick
.
ali-121*IR M. BUNTING,
OII2CAIILOWHILL Moot.
LETTER BAGS
JOB PRINTING.
XV%kT DESOBITTION or
PAPER 1100ICH,
CIRCULARS,
BILL lIEADF
ItATIDBILLG,
LARISLEY,
MECHANICS, BANKS,
RAILROAD AND INSURANCE
OOMPetNIEEL
B.REMED
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
-st- existing between the unftersiuncilin the BT. LAW•
RENCE 110TEli s under the firni mune of W. 3. CAMP
BELL k CO., bait been this day thasolicil by mutual
oolvnt. W. S. CAMPBELL is nuthortzed to wind up
the Wattle WI • ho will hereafter retry it on on his coin
coconut. AVM . t: AMP/PELL.
A. CORDON MULLIN.
- -
Ja»uersl3.ls , Y). Jats 3t'
LIMITED PAII'fNERSIIIP.—NOTICE
15 HEREBY 01 YEN, That the Subscribers
have famed and entered into a Idinited Partnership,
under the provodono of the Lawn of the COD»o4Mraltli
of Penton Ivania,
That the name of the firer or partnership is William
D. Edson. and the general nature of the htiviness the
Illanulaoturo and Salo of Boot, and Show:- That
D. Edison is the Oeneial P611.110T• and Julio Punt
dere and Macpherson Saunders are the :Special t•
nem all reaidin4 in the City of Philadolphia. The
capital in each contributed hr the Bfacial Partners ns
'fen Thousand Dollars, each contributing Five Thnii
DAYDollard. ThorartacrEhip cottinicncosthioTFlNT
AY OF JANUARY, ISGO, and is to terminate LH,
CEAIBER 31, ISLI,
ILLIAIII. D. EDSON,
lieueral Partner.
JOHN SAUNDERS,
MACPHERSON SAUNDERS,
Special Partnere.
jail-dew
January 10th. 1860
►FIRM OF S. D. EDSON & CO. HAS
A. boon dissotved by mutual consent. WILLIAM D.
EDSON will settle up the business of the old firm. The
brininess of the Manufneture and Hate of Itootn and Sines
will he continued at No, 12 North FOURTH Street, by
WILLIAM U. P.DSON, under a Limited Partnership.
this day formed between him and JOHNSAtifiIaMS
and.MACPHERSON SAUNDERS.
SARAH P. EDSON,
WILLIAM D. NDSON,
January 10th,1850.
NOTIGE OF LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.
Whereon we, the subscribers, have tide day re
newed and continued fern further period of three years,
an hereinafter mentioned, the limited partnership en
tered into on the Stet day of Droombor. A. D. Ma to
commence on the let day of January. A, D. MT, under
the provision,' of the Act of the General Assembly of the
Commonwealth of PonnsylVania approved March 21st.
1635, entitled " An Act relative to Lbnited Partner
ship,," and all other snattmenta of the said General
Assembly relative to Limited Partnerships—new, there
fore. in compliance, with the provisions of the said en
actments sire publish the terms of said original and
renewed Limited Partnership as follows:
First. The name or firm 'ender winch the said original
and renewed Limited Partnership was and is to he con
duoted is that of J. T. PLATE & SUHOTTLER.
Record. The general nubile of its busillesS Was and is
that of Niemen's.' in a general Foreign and Domestic
Commission Business In the city of I t hilsdelPhia, and
also ln the business of Importing and Exporting, and
Vending Merchandise on account of the said Limited
Partnership.
'Dud. Tim said Limited Partnatehip Iris and is com
posed of JOAN TBEOPRILLIS PLATE, who resides in
the city of Philadelphia 1 of CARL C, BCROTTLER,
why resides in the said city of Philadelphia, and
CH RIBTOPRL R F. PLA'I h. whose place of t °gloms
is. at present in the free Hanseatic city of Bremen.
The said John Theephilos Plate and Carl C. Schrader
were and are all the general partner. the s ai
nal and renewed Limited Partnership. and the said
Christopher F. Plate was and is the only spemal part
ner therein.
Fourth. The spoolal partner, the said Christopher F.
Plate, contributed, notunlly end in gond faith, in cash,
the sum of Fifty Thousand Dollars to the capital or
common stook of the said original Limited Partnership,
no part of winch has been withdrawn therefrom.
Fifth. The said original Limited Partnership com
menced on the first day of January; A. D. 1857, and was
to have terminated on the 31st day of Decempar, A. 0.
1839. but the same has been renewed and continued for
the further period of three years from the alst day of
December, A. D. 1839, and will terminate on the 31st day
of IMeember, A. 0. 180.
Philadelphia, Dee. 3151, 7859.
J. THEOPIL PLATE,
CARL C. ReIIOTTLER,
CH.B. FR. PLATE.
Me Attorney in fact.
Ja2-6sl , GODFREY FREYTA G.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNr.RSHIP.—
The partnership heretofore existing under the firm
of NOR HIS x JONES k CO. expired on the Mst ulti
mo, by limitation, Either of thepartners will use the
name of the firm to settlement. JACOB V. JONES and
RIOHARD IL DOWNING retire from the business,
and the remaining partners have formed a near copart
nership. JACOB P.
JACOB P. JONES.
ICHARD H. DOWNING,
ANDREW WHEELER,
WHEELER.
Philadelphia, January 2,1660.
CIOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.—ISRAEL
MORRIS. JOSEPH R. WHEELER. and AN
DREW WHEELER, partners in the Into firm of MOR
RIS & JONES & CO.. Imve this day Conned a tonna
nership, under the firm of
MORRIS, WHEELER. & CO..
and will continue the Iron Emil Steel business in all Its
Inanches r an heretofore conducted, at the old stand.
MARKET and SIXTEENTH Streets.
PhilAdeiphla, January 2.1840. M 2-1(
SAVING FUNDS.
SPRING GARDEN BAYING FUND BO
CLETY OD PIIII.ADELPHIAL
°Moe, No. MI Nogh Ttillty Street
OIIARTDRe t rY Iid T a HTLa k it3L u A II IVR J E OFFEND
SYLVANIA.
Deposits received in sums of One Dollar and awed!,
and repaid in without notiowirith F Vka PER
CENT. IN from the day of deposit till with
drawn.
A. responsible and reliable Savings Institution haste'
boon needed in the Northern part of the city, and "The
Spring Garden Savings Fund
n asty"i was chattered by
the Legislature of 'Pennsylvaia to supply this necessity,
The Mangers. in organising and lowing it, have been
governed wholly by a desire to acoommodate the busi
ness interest and wants of the very large and enterpri
sing population t ligihregnemSV.
Frornato2go'olook; alp, on ItGday And Tlinradas
from 5 until 8 o osook. in the evening.
. . .
1t.8.1141.01[86. •
Frederick Klett, VW. t
th
John P. Levy
excel Underkotler,
rends Bart,
f
rain Kesler, 37,
iiMOO H. Pringle,
ogeph M. Crowell, rederick Stacko,'
°genii P. LeClerg,
yeorte n Knecht,
lg. NC . Lf. k Millentril,'
George W.:Wooer,
Peter 0. PAlntaker, L e te T rt . It T . h 4 m etteron.
JAMES B. PKINOLt, Preindent,
FRIIICIII HAUT. Boons Larl. 1)190- ti if
QAVING FUND.---lINITED STATES
TRUST COMPANY, corner THIUD and WI ST
NUT Streets.
L4r6e and small auras 0
NT
reeelvad i and_paip back on de
inand_without noboo,wtth VIVt. Pfg. ~ INTE
RENT from the hay of deposit to the day o Vithdrawal.
(Me Lour'cavol no 6 o'clock even day, and on
MONDAY' ) jr,EN tni GS from 7 until 9 o'clock.
DRAFTS for sale an England, Ireland, and 2ootland.
;tom pwargEs.
rodeat—STEFHEN .113._VRAWFORP.
urer .JAMES E. lIUNTER.
?LIN y pjs N. Actuary. eelY-1r
QAVING FUND,VIVE PER GENT. IN
TERY:ST.—NATIOHAI, SAFETY TRUST COll-
PANY, WALNUT Street, Southwest earner of THIRD,
Ptiladelohla. booMerrtted by the State of Pennaylva-
Money ii reeeived in any mm, large or emelt, and In
termit paid from the day of deposit to the day of with
drawal.
The °Moe in open num day from o'olonk tho
morning till is o'clock tu the evening, and on Monday
and Thursday eveninru,h II 8 e'eloey.
HE. HENRY L. IIhNNER, President.
R SELFRIDGE, We rrealdent.
WILLUM J. an, Secretary.
_ .
PIRUCTOEi.
Ran. /Leary L. Benner, F. Cairnll 2feWatert
Edward L. Carter, Tose; ft, Bath
Eob,srt Selfridge,
, firanc 8 Lee,
duetmet K. Ashton, toph Yorke.,
Murmur, eery Ditienderfer.
ronpy le received end payment/ made daily.
he investments are made, in conformity with the
.vitions of the Charter, in Real Estate Alurtgages,
'monnil Rents, sad each first-clew securities as will al
aye camera verfeet security to the depositors, and
Molt eannot fail to give eermenettoy and stability to
is trururution. sal-IY
LEGAL.
TN TOE ORPHANS' COURT FOR TOE
CITY AND COUNTY OF FIJILAOHIRRIA.
• Estate of MARY O. LIPPINCOIT, deceased.
The Auditor appointed by tho Court to audit,
Bettie, and adjust the account of Joshua Lippincott,
Jr., Administrator of the aerate of Mare G. Lippincott,
deoenaed, and to make distrihntion of' the balance, in
the hands of the accountant. will Meat the parties to
tore7l for the perfumes of his appoitemort, on MON
DAY anuary 23J, MO, nt 4 o'clock P. at his e¢
dolp
hoe. hin. in. 265 South Fourth street, to the city of Flute,
inllLatnth-at
REPO BANT. Auditor.
TNTHE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
arch Term. IM. No 37. Rh di won't , .
BITBLAR(. HIRST, by her next frtend,
1110IRY B. HMV.
N:r: You are requested to take notice that the court
have granted a rule this dn.) on resgendont leghow
cause why a divnrao should nut be e. )e reed in the above
Personal marline of this rule having felled on account
of the litiSPllef , of the respondent. the room ordered the
puldieetion of this rule, returnable SATURDAY, Jan
uary 10, at 10 o'clock A.lll.
J. WAGNER JERNIM
Attorney for Libellant.
Tollsxny B. Hum, Respendoot. lal6.tothit
IN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OP PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of WILLIAM \V. OHM, deceseed. Account
of ANNE 8. P. CHEW. Executrix.
The Auditor apponted by the Courtin audit, settle.
and adjust the account of Anne B. P. Chow. Execu
trix of the last wilt of said William W. Chew, deceased.
and to matte distribution of the balance in the hands
of the accountant, will meet the parties interested for
the purpose of his appointment. on MONDAY, Janunty
211.1560,5 t 4 o'clock P.M., at his office, No. 211 Betith
FIFTH Street, in the city of Philadelphia.
jan-thstu-nt JOHN 0. 1384101, Auditor.
IN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
Vi Ty AND couNry OP pRiI.AIIIELPHIA.
Estate of tie RAII D. PHELPS, deceased.
The auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle,
and adjust the account of DAVID AL IL,G.AN. Ex eau
tor of BAR 411 D. PHELPS deceased. and to make dis
tribution of the balance in b ite hands of the accountant,
will meet the parties interested for the PurPoses
appointment, on FRIDAY, the sun Janun ry, at
do P. AL, at hit race, 123 tow. SIXTH Street,
to the City of Philadelphia.
Ja7-atuthet (IEO. A. COFFEY, Auditor.
I N THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
JR CITY AND CoUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
WALTER LAD: re, EDMUND STEELMAN,
June Term. 1850, No. 782. Fi. fa,
SAME vs, SAME
September Term 1852. No. 210, Ft. la.
DAVID JAYNE ve, EDMUND NTEELAI AN.
September Term, 7859, No. 100. Ft. to.
SA ALE ve. SAME,
September Term, 1e62. N 0.621. Ft, fa,
CHORDS C. BARB rat vv. EDMUND STEELMAN.
September Term, )850. pp. 151. Ft. fn.
AMPS BAKER ve. EMI( ND STEELNIAN.
September Term, P 162. No, 265. Fi. fa.
C. D. & 1,. Al. SMITH ye. EDIIIIIIqD STEELMAN.
Seidember Term, 1810. No. 998. Ft, fn.
JOHN HOWLING vi. EDMUND STEELMAN.
September Term, Ma. N 0.433. Ft. la.
JOHN AL_DICICEI, vs. EDMUND STEELMAN.
Supreme Court, January Term, 18:11. No. 0, Ft. fn.
The Auditor appointed to make tbutribotion of the
fund in Court, raised by the sale of empanel properly by
virtue of the above
appointment on MOPWAY, the 'oth clay of January.
1860, at o'clock I', N. it his Am), S. W. corner of
Seventh street end WAion6ton mate, in the city of
Philadelphia. when and whore all persona interested
ere required to prehant their clams, or else be debarred
from coming in upon maid few).
January 11, 1800. CLEMENT lb PENROSE.
jal6-10t* Auditor.
COAL.
HOUSEKEEPERS LOOK TO YOUR
Interest. Buy you COAL AT BlCKB',typer.e .
nothing but the Very best misty of Lehigh and no 1111
kill Coal is offered at the °Hoenig reducederr l e
. ton.
Lehigh Brok.en, Eeir, and Move... ..... • • ..I oe PT
gobuyiiiu, ' '
. ... Li)
L M
&nutted tree from f u llgra - te ... o . i . tin"seandw_e2lit 6 ht
HICKS' erd, southeast corner MAKISLIAI OS.6m U
WILLOW. Cali and see.
W. OROOME & CO.,
P-7. °Moe 148 South. FOURTH Street,
/q4l)
WHARF. PINE STREE'r, SCRIM...KIWI.
Dealers and Shippers
ov
Locust Mountain, O Lehigh, and Sohnylicdt
CAL.
Merchandise taken on wharfage. 015,8 m
HICKORY .AND SPRING MOUNTAIN
LEHIGH COAL,propared with re,
_rorlolei
lyeet&rine, Apply at IttiOVILIGI Depo t , rum'
and WILLOW ntreets
MESSRS. ROSENTHAL &
mogHts, from Plymouth, England,
manufaoturers of the celebrated
Pantasoomo" Spectacles, respectfully Follett the ps
tronsge of the Indies an d . gentlemen of Philadelphia
and vtol intr. to their supothir round speelacha Masses.
The valuable advantage derived from them is. that In
stead of vision becoming. strained, heated, weakened,
and in numerous cases sericualy injured, it is proberved
and strengthened, everything at once becomes clear
and brilliant, mind very heed Persons are ema l4l to eln
jdOT their eight at the meat minute ouctupation, either
by d ay 'or candle:4MM; man see with those loners of
much less magnify tag power, and they do not require
the frequent changes to the dangerous effects of further
powerful assistance,
Certificates can be seen at the office ovor Mr CIIbSI
HMI's store, 703 CEEST:CUP litreot, adjoining (ter
mows Photograph room. din IT
OIL CITRONELLA—For sale by
In! 'WM HERILL k flafqll - 61,
47 and MI 1.111.1 li SECA INTI RtrwAt
AMMONIA—For epic by WETII
P.RiI,L ct BROTHER, f 7 and i 9 NORTH BE
MD Street, inlo
'TIE 1/ItESS.---PIDLADF,LPHI4. THURSDAY, JANUARY 19. 1860.
lIIE PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
1860. 1860,
TRE CAPACITY 01t11,P3 TOAD IS NOSY EQUAL
TO AN 1 I TOL COUNTRY.
TIER Ch. TIIROUOII PASSLNUER TRAINS
BETWEEN PUMA!) SLPIIIA AND pITTORtIRtt,
Connecting dilate nt thiladelphia with Through Train,'
iom Roston, New York, nrol al.l point§ FO4, and in the
Union Depot at Pittsburg with' ffitrough proms to and
coin all manta to the West, Northwest, and Southwest
—thus furnishing facilitisa for the transportation of
Passengers uneurpassod for speed and comfort by any
tither route.
Express and Past Linea run through to Pittsburg,
without change of Cary Or Conductors. All through Pas
senger TEAM provided with hoirghrid.rea Late n t
Wake—swot! under perfect control of the engineer,
thus adding much to the search , ul travellers.
Smoking Cara are attached to each Train; Woodruff's
Sleeping Dam to Express end Post Trains. The
Extquos RUNS DAILY: lied and Feat Lines, hue.
days esolkplod.
y e Mail 'Plain leaves Philadelphia at 3 A. M.
Fast Lino " i` • 11 ts) A. 10,
EXPTOttlt Ttlkttt lettYotl 10 00 P. M.
WAY TRAINS LEAVE AO FOLLOWS,
Ilarneburg Accommodation, via Columbia, 2 P. M.
Columbia 4.00 P. M.
Parkosbarg 6 4 12 30 F. AL
West Chaster Passengers will take the Mail, Parkee
burs and Columba' Trains.
Passengers for Sunbury, Williamsport, Elmira, Buffs
lo, Niagara Falls, and intermediate Write, leaving Pia
iattelphill at 8 A. M. go dirently through,
Tickets Westward tuay be obtained at the offices of the
Cnnkpluty in Pluladelploa, New York, Boston, or Sal
tunore ; arid Tickets Eastward fit any of the important
Railroad Offi
ces in the West; also on board app of the
regular Line of bloomers on the Nitssissippi or Ohio
lIVOII3.
.I , nr o alwat a as low, and time an amok, no by ant
other Route.
For further Information apply at the Pasaeneer Sta
tion, Southeast corner of Eleventh and 'Market Street,
The completion of the Western connections of the
Pennsylvania Railroad to Chicago, make thin the
DIBEI.IT LINE BETWEEN THE EIJAT AND THE.
GREAT WEST.
The connection of tracks by the Railroad Bridge at
Pittsburg, avoidin;: all drayage or ferriage of Freight,
together vrith the saving of time, are advantagekrooddy
appreciated by Singapore of Freight, and the Travel
ling
Merchants and Shippers entrusting the transportation
of their Freight to thie voingeny can rely With eianh
denee on its epee& transit.
THE RATM3 OF PREICHIT to and from any grunt
in the Woes by the Panna,lvania Railroad are at aft
limes as favorable as are charged by other Railroad
C °o7aPeepnrtioular to mark paokages " lanai Rail
road.
For Freight Contracts or Hhipping Directions, apply
to, or address either of the following Agents of the Mu..
Pang
IL A. STEW ART, Filialhim
H.B, Pierce & Co., Zanesville, O.; J. J. Johnston,Rlpley,
0.; li. McNeely, Maysville, Hy.; Ormsby & UroPser,
Portmuouth, O.; Paddock & Co., Jellersonville, Indi
ana ; H. W. Brown & Co.,Cinoinnati, O.; Athern Yr.
Ilibbe rt, Cincinnati, 0,; H. C. Aleldrum,hlatlison, Ind.;
Jos. E. Moore, Louisville, Ky.t P. G. 091.4er & Co.,
Evansville, Ind.; N. W. Graham & Co., Cairo, ILL; H.
P. Suet, Molar & Glass, lit. Louis, Alo„.. John H. Hor
ns, Nashville, Tenn,; Harris k Hunt. Memphis, Tenn.l
Clarke & Co., Chicago, 11. H. 'Gouts, Alton,
or to Freight Agents of Railroads at dttlesent points
in fhb West.
E. J. SNEEDER, Philadelphia.
MAGRAW KOONS, 80 North stree ,t Baltimore.
LEECH & CO., 2 Astor House, or I S. William at., N.Y.
LEECH & CO.. No. 77. State street, Boston.
H. H. HOUSTON, Gong Freight Agent, Phila.
L. b. HOUPT. Gen'l Ticket Agent, rhmt.
TUB. A. scory, Oon'l Supt Altoona, P.
1859. Eite r 1859.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT-NIM YORK LINES.
THE CAMDEN AND AMDOY AND Pith_-
DELPHIA AND TRENTON RAILROAD C. 6
LINES, PROM PHILADELPHIA TO
NEW YORK AND WAY-PLACER.
78031 WALNUT-MITIMRT W:MAILV AND RENSINGTON,
Will move as follows, yin vs.an.
At 6 A. M., VIII Camden and Amboy, Cam. & Am.
Accommodation _ „ 82 sE,
At 6 A. M., via Camden and — Jersey City, (New
Jersey)Aucommodation.-- ..... 235
At 9 A. M., via Camden and Jersey City, Morning
At 11Si A. M., vin konaington and Jeraey dn
Western Express . ..... 3Od
At UN P. IC, CLIIII4OIII and AillbOy7, Aoconlmo
dation—.
At 3 Y. AL, via Ciunden and Amboy, C. & A. 2 23
Are.: F. hf Via 'Remington and Jersey City,
Evening Express.-- •—•-. SOO
At 4.55 P. M., via. Kenainsion sad Jersey City, 341
Class Tic get.,, ..... 3:a
Al P, M., via Camden and City E vening
3 0)
At lII'. AL, via Garai!' and Jersey llity7Southern
MailAl 6 P.M•via Camden and Amboy,Awnmodation i
(Freisht and Paasenger)—lst Class Ticket........ 178
p 3d Clans -. _ 180
/716 8 1 . M. Mail Line rues daily. The 11 P.M. South
ern Mai, Saturdays excepted.
For Belvidere. Easton. Flemingten. &e.. at a A. M.
from Walnut-street wharf. anct3 P. na. from Kensington.
For Mauch Chunk, Allentown, and Bethlehem, at 6
A. M. via Lehigh Valley Reamed.
Far Water Gap Stroudsburg Saran lon, Wllkegliarre,
Montrose, Great Bend, Sto.,_ at 6 A. M., vie. Ilelf‘Waret
Lackawanna and Western 'Railroad.
For Mount 'poll!. ate and 9 A. 111.. and 2 and C.; P. ht.
For Freeho l d , d, at 6 A, M. and 9
ES 1. Itl.
WAY LIN
For Bristol, Trenton, /So, at 3 and CI P. M. from Reu
sing ton.
For Palmyra,llltterton.Delanoo, Beverly, Burlington,
Bordentown, Ao. at 121 i. a, and 41i P. AL
Fifty pounds of 'baggage only allowed each passenger.
Passengers are prohibited from taking anything as bag
gage but their wearing apparel. All baggage over Alty
Pounds lobe paid for extra. The °annum,
pound,ei
responsibility for baggage to one dollar per and
will nut he liable tor any amount beyond 0190. except
by asocial contract.
WM. IT. GATZMER. Arent
,13) Camden and Amboy R. It. co.
- , WEST CIIESTER RA if,-
nom- ROAD TRAINS vi t
VAN I A 11A I I.IIOA I). Leave Dovnt eor. It LEVEN r4l
and .11Al2 lIIT tree!, daily, laxeept fianday.) al A
A. M., 12.30 P. M., and 4 I'. Al. Leave Wait Chester at
7 23 A. Al.. 13.30 A. Al.. and 3.20 R. Al. Pt 11-y
PIILLADELPII GER
MANTOWN AND NORRIS.
TOW AILKOAD- - WINTER A RRANGNMENT-
Ou and after MONDAY, Nov. 11, /869,
FOR GER ALANTOWII,
Leave philadelphia 0, 7,7.60, 9, 10, 11, and 12 A. ;Ls
1, 9, 3 , Mi. 4, 6, 06,6, 7,8, 8, 10, a 43111 1 ,4
Leave Germantown 6, 7 , NAB, ON, 94, 20,12, A. N o
1,2,3, 6,4 K, 9,6, 634.7.01,9_ t i0
ON SUN Yd,
Leave Philadelphia 9.05 min. A. M., 9.0 E, and lo P.N.
Leave Germantown 8.10 eau. A. M.,1,10 mm., b3j, and
9P. M.
OIIESTN UT HILL RAILROAD.
Leave Philadelphia 0,.7.68, 11 A. M., 2, 4, 616 7, and 10
P. M.
Leave Chestnut Rill 7.10, 7.10, 8.66, arid 1340 A. al.,
3.40,5,40, 630, and am, P. M.
ON SUNDAYS, o
Leave Philadelphia 9.95 A. M., S. and 6M P. M.
Leave (Theinnut 7.00 A. Id.. mad. 12), sad 9,10
. T.
FOR tIONSIJOHOCKPIN AND NORRISTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia 6,9, 11.05, A. M.. /.00,046,
4M,
nd 114 tow P. M.
braveNorrisn 6,7, 9, 11 A. M., IM, 1.6 and 0
P. M. .
ON SUNDAYS,
Leave ri,flutephi. OA. N. and F. H.
Leave Nora ustown 7A. I. and 5 P../41.
FOR MANAYUNK,
Leave Philadelpld 6, 7}i, 9,11u6 A. N., 1.06, 7,06,5.06
434, SX, 7%, and 1156 I'. M.
L n
Lave Mau yontsN, 9 5 5, and 11) A. M.,1,3
6, Et:, and 8.1 I'. 51.
ON SUNDAY/3,
Leave Philadel ph edikia 9A. and On r
M
61.
Leave aitay 731 A. N. ett, and /St, P. M.
R. K. SMITH. General Superintendent,
DEPtiT. NINTH. and ORKEN fitreets.
ME. NORTH PENNSYL
VANIA RAILROAD.
W IN' Lit. ARIINENIENT.
For BILTHLIIIEM, DO 'l. 'STOWN, EASTON.
ALLENTOWN, MA UCH CI U K. HAZLETON,
(Bond attar MONDAY, November 7 lL th t MO, passen-
Fer, Traina will loavo FRONT and WLOW Streets,
lo Itolelohla, VAIL V, (Sundays excepted:l
For Bethlehem., Easton. Allentown, Mauch Chunk,
Hazleton, /coo( Express) at 6.30 A. AL
For Bethlehem, (Eitorots,) at 1.1.50 A. N. and 3 I'. N.
e. For Doylestown, (Aooonunottr.tion.) at 8.40 A. AL and
4 .
For M Port Washington, (Aaeommodatlon d at 6 P. Al.
TRAINS FOlt PHILADELPHIA I
Leave Bethlehem, (Rai/retied at 8 A. M. and 4.10 P. AL
Legyp Doylestown, (Accommodation,) at 7 A. AL and
3.ad r. AI,
Leave Fort 11444,6trl Accommodation ' ) et?. ALAI,
N HkIPAYS:
Philadelphia fur Fort Vaololitlo,ay.3o A, Al.
to ladolphts, for Doylestown, at 4E. I.
ii .
ylestown for Ph ilacelphia, at 7A. 1.
Fort Weshinston for Ihiladelphia, at 3.40 P. M.
Eaton,to Bethlehem, 311 own Alan rh Chunk, USA: to
lilLq.o ; to DoylesßO ants.
'1 brough tickets must be procured before entering the
care. . . . ..
-•
MI Passenger Train; (rent Simla,' Trains) con
nect st Berk,' stroot with ifitt !ii-th-prtreets, and
Second and Third streets sissiinger Raikondx.
n 7 ELLIS ()LARK. Mont.
, .PIIILADELPLUA,
0- , rdim TON , AND BALTI-
moxy:aILIWA
On and alter MONDAY},Ii rP. ovemher 21, 1135),
PARSENDER I,IA PHII,ADELPHIA,
Dor Baltimore at 8.15 A. Ai.. 1 neon. ( RsPress,) and
11,10 P. N.
Fir Chester at 8.15 A. AL, 12 neon,l,M, and 11.10 P. M.
For Wilmington at 8.15 A. N. 15 4.50, and 11.10 P. Al.
For Now Cantle 8.10.0. 31.• end P. 01,
For Middletown at 8.15 and, and_4.3o I'. AI,
For Pover at 8.15 A. N. 4.30 P, AL
For Milford at 8.15 A. AL, and 1.50 P. M.
For Seaford at 8.15 4. AI., and 1.30 IP,_ M.
For Laurel et B.IBA, M., soil OOP, M.
TRAINS FOR
A.
ILAPELPIIIA
Leave Baltimore at 8.30 A. IL.) Expre:a,) 10.15 A, AL,
4 1 1 0 6 j 6 e1 01 1 1 *I nling ton at 7.16 .A. 11.1. and 11.30 A. h 101.43 and
8.40 P. M.
Leave Laurel at 6.15 A. M., and 3.40 I'. M.
Leave Seaford at 6.45 A. M., and 4.05 P. M.
Leave Milford at 7.50 A. AL, and 415 P. M. ,
r.eave Dover at 0115 A. M., and 6)8) 1' AL
..eave Middletown at 10 A, Al. and 70 P. M.
.eave Now Castle at 10.55. A, Al.. and a Y. N.
Chester at 0, 12 A. M. 2,22 and 9.15 P. AL
-"are Balpinore for Laurel and Delaware Railroad
at 10.13 A. M
`PR AINS FOR nAtamoßE
1,021V9 Chester at 8.46 A. 11,12 ;wand 11.40 P. AL
lAave Wilmington at 0.25 A. AI., 15.66 P. M., and 1120
A. AL
SUNDAYS
Oply at 11.10 P. AL, frosn'Philadelphia to Baltimore.
Only at 545 I'. 01.. from Baltimore to Philadelphia.
FRRIOH P 'i'ltAlN, Nei th.PASSENG J.:R OAR. attached,
will rue as follows:
Leave Philklelphis fot Perryville and intermediate
21 at 3
neaava P.. 51,
onston foy Perryville and intermediate
'Await at 4.43 P. Al.
Leave Wilm ins ton for Philadelphia and Intermediate
planes at 3.45 y. AL
Leave Baltimore for titemmer's Run, Chase's, and
Ilarowood at 3.611'. Al.
n 5 B. M. FELTON. President.
PIIILAI)ELPIIIA AND
IMOZIPM EINIR A RAILROAD LINE—
FICRI.ST ROUTE to Elmira Willesharre, Bagel°,
tante Mock island, Niagara Palle, Milwaukee, Sur.
I ng tou, '
Montreal, St. Paul's, Detroit, Duette th, an4lSt.
Loam.
Passenger trains will leave the Philadelphianndlt end
Inc Railroad Depot, corner BROAD and CALLOW
HILL EltreeteDAlLY. (Sunda) exeepted,) as follows:
• 1,30 A. M.,_DAI XRESS.
For I.lmira, Niagara Fails, Dulfaio, Detroit, Chicago,
Milwaukee, Rook Inland, Galatia, St. Curling ton,
and Bt. Lowe.
3.N) P. M., NIOHT EXPRESS.
Por Elmira,fitagara Fella, Bullhto, Detroit. e i hierigo,
waukee,Rook Wand, Galena,fit. Paul's Ilur inigton,
an St. Loom.
The 7.30 A. M. and 3.60 P. AL trains run through to
Iif.ARRIFIBURG, stopping at all litatione on the Lebanon
Valley Branch.
The 7.30 A. N. train oonneete at Rupert for Wilkes
badie 4 , 2 l , N i t a t Al
i ll i r t a t o ils
3n an
ollbri rig
i s
I ta l
A t t i •Ea ß , o m A t the. LACE-
Baggage chocked to Elmira, Bullklo, and EillaPettelen
Bridge.
Tickets earl be proeured at the l'hilitilelplon and
o4narra Railroad Mile e Ticket Wine, Northwest corner
SIXTH and CHES'PNUT Streete, and at the Patee».
ter Dp_pot, earner BROAD and CA 1,L0W1F11.)..
111801.1611 EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN
Leaves the Depot, Droatl.el rect. below Vine, daily, (Sun
day excepted, ) for ell polite Wet and North, 61. M.
Preighte must be delivered before 3 P. N. to insure
going the same day.
For further inforinauon, apply at
Freight I)e_pot, BROAD, Wow Vine,
Orlto 011 AS. 8. TAPPEN General Agent,
W, corner SIXTH and O JIEhTN Street.,
001-tf Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA
ANN -- AND READ ING RAIL
ROAD, M O RN -
NG LiNB, for porrsviLLE, RBAI)
MO and HARRISBURG,
Leaves thp new Depot, at corner of BROAD and
CALLOWIIiIrI 4 Strome, ([11461100e on Callowlolly
at 7.30 A. 3 ~ DAILY Itiundar expopted.) for rOTT ,
JlARRamini), and all intermediate points,
auntreoMM at Harrisburg .wit train. running to Pals
burg, Chumbersburg, Carl isle,Sunlou ry,
AFTER.NOON S.
Leave &Mee I'. Al., DAILY, for t y orrIiVILLE end
At 4.30 P. MltDAlLY,lEdndaysexoortaddiOr READ
INO, and intermediate yomtn.
05 W. D. htelLlll:llNY.Raoratar
Y pp~NOTICE --CIIFSTEII
VALLEY RA . II InAI)—PAII
SENGIitt TRAINS Elfil DOWNINUTOWN AND IN.
TERM bIH.AT E STATIONS.—On and after Oh Denote
ber, lav, the Pkunionrer Tonna for DOWNINGTOV.N
will start Duni the now Passenger Depot of the Hula
delnlaa and Reading Railroad Company. rennet o f
BROAD and CALLOW RILL htroets, (pawnor en
trance., on Callowhill.
MORNING TRAIN tor Howninstown. leave!, at 7.30
A. h 7,
ArrgaNooN TRAIN for Dusrninstowa, leaves at
430 P
orderDeadeye exeestetto
se f , l l Y of the Board of Managers of the Philadelphia
Reading Railroad Company.
vv. D.-ar,lLllllNN',•.Raeratar.
CODPIFIL-500 qtla, Extra Grand Bank
codfish, in Moro and for into by
W. J. my.l.oit tt.
Ri and ni pw.K.lll. Wtoavet,
RAILROAD LINES.
RAILROAD.
U6O 5111,E9 DOUBLE TRACK
WINES AND LIQUORS.
CF.EARLES HEIDSIOK
C.FTA.MPAGNE.
GEORGE WHITELEY.
No. Mb SOUTH FRONT STREET,
Is appointed Arrant or the bale of tha above unri
called brand at
0 AMPAGN
And Were It to Om Trade at the
LOWEHT raw YORK RATKeh
500 baskets, Quarto and Pinta, now in novo. d2O-tc
PECEAL NOTICE TO TIES PUBLIC!
JULES MUMhI k CO. CHAMPAGNE.
We have been informed that in many ewes when nor
winos (JULES MUAIM CO,) are milled for, many of
the hotels end the trade do their best to recommend snit
substitute another wine of a sunilar name in place of
our., Se said wine can bo obtained at less prioes.
We now must urgently protest tigeadie such proceed
ings and warn the paid o not to accept any other wine
when ours is called ror—timt is to ear. which has not
our firm. MILES MUNINI k CO., with the name of
our Agent, JAatits Mayan, Jr.. on the labels. with our
autograph signature in full around the neck of the
bottle.
..Wn . furthermore request our ointment and friends to
pay most particular attentign to the above-mentioned
aintinot , on, as the other house of a similar name has
copied our advertising or show cards. said act matting
the contusion orb nth name. much easier.
We present n superior article to the public, and de
sire to tun on our own merit, without being nongled
with any runnier name or brand.
With such wines ne.those we peed to Amelia ~. con
no/flee/a Win TOCO2OIBO that we eon only admit the
wines of Vva GLIQuuT to be of the same purity and
superior quality an our own; nodes a still stronger en
'lane° of unlink we state. wo refer to the opinion of the
United SWIM Appraisers et New York, who acknow
ledged to our agent that, after in moat onreful examina
tion with other brands imported in this port, then wore
&Aired. owing to the rent supertertry or the .ruLEtt
MUMM & C 0.% Cif A AIPA ONE, to appraise it. not
withstand/us our protest, rt higher plicei than eth
er first-class Champagne received h ere.
JULEtt & CO.
Onr Champagne brand.; conetantlr on hand ara as fo
Iowa:
JOU. S aturilhl & CO.'S VERZVNAY CABINET.
JUI,EB hIUMM & CO.'d
The other brands. such as VERZbNAY, DRY. &
MUISII4I3 PRIVATE, only to special order.
The ahnve wine. can he had or all the enrolee] wine
&Intent throughent the Unlted States, ao also the
RHINE Ind 310SPILLE wises of Potor Amok!
JAMES MEV ER. Ja.,
Sole Agent fur the United Ststee,
JaWstutli.3t N 0.43 BEAVER Street, Now York.
WE CALL ATTENTION OF THE
Tv TRADE to Shit
_really Su nor arttole I
ALE RED RENAUD COGNAC.
A supply in ;moiled prokages nonstantly on hand.
Orders_reoetred for direct importation.
Also—Rennessy Cognac:, LoHey Cognac, London and
Rolland °lns, Claret in - la ood and Cat el. 4ampattee,
bleb and low proses, LONOCEA lasss r.
ole-em 117 South FRONTadelphia.
G EORGE WHITELEY,
N 0.1.15 South FRONT Street.
Importer of Brandy, Wines, &r., offers for sale, In
bond o nly , the following , among other standard brands
l' ju ilei,;g o se b t i i n 'll, (.4` ~ Thos. Hines & Co . .
gi , tr r , 4 t ßusur, 6. Co.
A. Beiznotte, Co.,
Cameos, Pelleviria,
. Y:f, I P. o glait,rl C lt ~ Un ion roorietorr ,
.1 Ily .
Also, Stuart's rarsioy Malt Whiskey) , 'r n g.'llo . 0 at
varieties of Madeira, Sherry Yort; a ßur ( zund ba , laa nd
Rhine Wines, Palm Tree Gi n, Jamaica R Y R and
dine
Ruin. Bordeaux Oil. &0.. An an" ania
627-1 r
NOTICES.
- NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.-
1.1 The CARRON IRON COMPANY will receive
yr/1008MR until the 20th day of Fein - miry next for build
in,: no Iron or Wooden Railroad Bridge over the Le
high River, opposite their works at Yarnvine, in the
county of Carbon, The length yr, Ihe about throe Min •
tired Anil fifty (S5O) feet, in either three or four swum
mottle track,
- •
l roposalx received, and further Particulate obtained
on application at Patrmlle to the untie reigned.
DENNIS BA UM AN, President.
December dl3l-dtfe2o
CORN EXCHANGE BANK.—Pitiladel
phia, Nov. 19, 1855.
At no Election held on the Slat Instantthe following
gentlemen were chosen Directore of thus dank:
Alexander 0. Cattell, Joseph 'Anuses,
Robert K. Neff, Samuel T. Canby.
James Steel. John F. Gross,
Edmund A. Bonder, Charles Knecht.
Alexander Whlldin, David Vanderveer,
Hugh Craig, Philip H. Mingle,
Conatian J. Hoffman.
And at the meetfog oi the Boned THIS DAY, the Fol
lowing oftwers were unanlmounly elected:
A. G. OATTEIA.. Preindent.
R. R. NEFF, Vice President.
J. W. TORREY". Cashier.
IVIDEND.—Thc Board of Director.;
_it—ror the (111ERN and COATES•STREET PAShb N•
fi R Y CPMPANY . are derlared a semi
annuli Dividend of TH RE ttER CENT. en the Capi•
tat meek, payable le the Bteekholdips or their legal
representatives. on and after the 2etli instant.
The Transfer Rook' will remain
* closed till the 21st
Indent. DENDI RIIARWOOL.
Jai-stutlatd Secretary.
NOTIOE IS GIVEN THAT APPLICA
tion will be made for q Certificate of Penneylvanta
State Loan. In place gone dated August 4 18.58. No. nn,
for 9 4 0, un ler not of Amil 6, ISI4. to LI:WM
EitY. rum lost or mislaid. nIS-Sui •
BUSINESS CARDS.
If
PALAIER'S ADVERTISING AND
• 9LanICRI PTION AGENCY, for Prinoiptl Newm.
priPer4 Portadionlo of City and Country, N. E. oor•
nor rim; and CIIEH'rNIIT.
Addross V. N. PALMER," Philadelphia. ja13,34n
JB. 111. BIDDLE, Attorney at Law,
Pro. 113 Sou►h FOURTH Street. nl&Em•
WALLACE do BRODIIEA i),
37 EXCHANGE PLACE L NEW YORK.
ulatookit And &Ms bought anq ioid, on cojonaindon.
FRAME H. WALLACE. LDWAHD C. ECECIDEINAD.
otA4tn•
ALEX. MoKINNEY,
ATTORNRY AT As
GREENBEWRO, rA.
Will araotise it Westmoreland, Armatrona, and /it
11.16126 Minutiae. Bel- if
ADAMS EXPRESS CO., OFFICE
sio CHESTNUT IStrsst, forwards Parole, Paok
ages. Merchandise, Bank Nytev, and Bpegie, saber by
its own Lines, or in oonneobon with othe ee rRx seas Doal-
Dallies. to Si.! the pnnoiple towns n oars' of the
'Untied States. E. B, SANDFORD,
Generstffireetintoodent
EDUCATIONAL.
"NOUN( LADIES' INSTITUTE, ( WITH
Primary and decondarc_Repartment atlaohod.)
Poulliaaat corner of DI IAWYN and GREEN t3trcote.
For CI roulnrn apply at the 06001.
E. enxsoN, Principal.
Entrance on LLW YN &rapt. )1412-1m"
A MERIOAN SOHOOL INSTITUTE is a
A JR- reliable tnedium throus,h which Bohools and Fami
lies may obtain competent teacher/. Patents may ob
tain,yratuitunaly, information and oiroutars of the beat
schools. ShIITH WOODNIAN, & CO..
346 RR WAY New York, or
CSNGUTSY UT Sltrent. Philadelphia.
BRYANT & STRATTON'S NATIONAL
AIERCANTILE 001,1,1AdEH, lodated at Phila
delphia, S. tl. corner BEVEIMI and CHERTNUT ;
New yosk, Buffalo, Cleveland, Chiearo, and Bt. Loons.
For Information. nail or send for Catalonia. fa9-tf
PIANOS.
STEW WAY & SON'S NEW PA
- T PINT OVER-STRINO GRAM) PIANOS,
SQU ORE tI RANO, AND SQUARE ?LANDS, now pre
ferred in concern; and inrivate moles by the heat
performer:J. Received the brat premiums over the beet
unlike re, (rani iudgee like Gottschalk. Mason, and others.
Challenge all competition. .1114ARIOS doTilEHrt,
Int CliEllaNUT Street,
HOLIDAY PRESENTS!
PIANO-FORnB,
MELODEONe.
PIANO-YORTES
MELOVEOIq,
PiANO-FORTEB,
MELODEONs.
YIANO-FORTES.
ON
.1 1 .1ELOPLS.
Made by Rayon, Baoon, & Nttnno Clatk ,
Hallett, Davie, & *Jo., and (Altera.
J. E. Goma,
SEVENTH and CHESTNUT.
011IOKERING St SONS,
StlNU9seTtinalts 09
ORAN% SQUARE, AND UPRIGHT
PIANO-FORTES,
wAREROOSIB 907 CIIE B I NUT tin to
Comdata y in store a uri l ir slosh of our DEA UTIFUL
and UN Et/11,A14,ED IN RUMEN . ' 8. We have been
awarded, at the dillerent :xlsibittoris in this uountrY and
Europe,
38 001.1 J ANDHILVER PIHST-CLASS MEDALS.
PIANOS TO RENT. Ja.l6-1r
A GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN
11 Y Y I 1 PIANOS.
SCUOMACKEft dr. CO..
1021 CHESTNUT Street, respectfully invite the musk,
loving public to call and examine their new and cue
eeselul improvement—
TUE PARLOR GRAND PIANO.
Having oonverted the Tone, Touch, and lotion of
the Grand Pllll,l into that of ni Square Inetruinent,
avoiding Blithe objections generally made to the style of
Grand Piano, also diminishing the oost of the same.
In volume, purity of tone, great power, brilliancy full
ems, depth, and evenness of tench, with sxquicar; deli.
eons and mweetfloss, thee,
SUPI.:RIOI2 AND DEAUTIPULLY-FINIgHED IN
STRUMENTS
ars wholly unequalled. They have received the Weller*
onconii tons, and ere pronounced by critics to be far su
perior to any Instruments ever manufactured in We
country.
Comicial on hand, large and eleg
ant amortment
mit num ad PIANOS, We lave been awarded the
First Preni ins, at all exhibitions ever exhibited. in
oluding_the I rize Medal from the Crystal Palaoe Exhi
bition. New York. 1831. eel-tf
ItErtiovAm4
f VA L.-SA' ALL CHANDLER
ta , WllOl. Err AIX UROCER 4 . have. rornoved 4011
t.E001 , .D Rtroot, En RI ARK ET StrPet
:awe Front, north polo. (.2
CONFECTIONERY
•
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR.—Fine
cosrEeTtorwit Y ono hn had, eqaYl to any (the.
aidnidodoneht in the v , t)--4 Inr Bon {loo, Clionointe,
Almond, & fin of h ano, 110.xey.
Colt at JEFF 121 C0.,'8 N 0.713 AlAltliEf Bi root,
betWoon ON , Nit); and lay Mb, d21.1-lm
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
UNION,
AROII STREET, ABOVE THIRD
ruiLADELfaLL
UPTON ft, NEWCOMER.
This situation of this HOTEL. is suponotly adapted to
tho wants of tits Business Public; audto those in scant
of pinasuro, rassehger Railroads, Which now run Patti
and In close proximity, ailord a cheap and pleasant ndt
to all places of interest in or About the sits. Is IA Ira
TO BUY CHEAP WATCHES
Phu
t f,:tu,l4. Sleeve Rattans, Coral, Lava, ith
Ettaxota .`-'Ol4. i;,,1 I C11311..4. Huh or Rod PIMP,
..4,,,,,,,, 1 , ,,n,r, 0nat,,,,,, Calm I.laoketx, 3.. r., t,old, Sul
ver. and bind ~ I reeninlet, 0 , It,
inli. tit 1,. 111'S• 1:1,1,'8. 12 N. SIXTH Ntreot.
WILLCOX & GIBBS' SEWING MA
CHIN E.—Tius Alttetuno 'lnver fai/R to vivo itn•
tiro satiernottun. Prma OM For sale ut 716 CH EST
MIT Wrists,. ntg-lr
RK. CORSON REAL ESTATE
• lintno,:k AND CONVEYANCER, NORRIIi
I'EN NA.
PAR :114 in 111o . ntgowery. Bunke, and Cheater noun
Um for sale or exuhango.
0001 l P.1011.b.1A E 8 nu rgrtne negotiated.
(lAN ttSONIE. lIWELLISCH tot wide in North
V,115A -1-10 U 7 5 711 MiTLABSiB.-1 - 50lihd8
tleirOest!stl barrels ) , A.6t „ co.,
16 traTIA IRMA
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
VAIsIE INSURANCE COMPANY, NO.
4 CHESTNUT Mreet, PHILADELPHIA.
iricoltiOßATED ApEIL. ]ass. BY THE STATE OP
pEfaysyLvANlA.
CONFINED TO FIRE AND INLAND RIBKN
DINECTORs:
PhYnuel Wrieht. D. B. Iltrnoy,
Wm. Ay , I.sllltenr,W. '8""1"3'
Richtuddon, nOnry , r.,
k l'a°bstout, Aqui Mows,
T,,f.t. H. Itlnrtin, WO &ctn.
ti.Eofßilf. W. DAY, Preatdent.
JONATHAN J. 81,001.11 H, Vice rreet.
WILLIAM I. BLANCRARD, Secretary. Jolt -tf
EXCIIANGE INSURANCE COMPANY
—Office No. 14i SOUTH EDITS TIL above Walnut
Street
FIRE INSURANCE on Houses and sleroliandise
l.
pe gene a rally, on lavorable torma, either limittd or per
tu
!ALAND INSURANCE to all parte alba Union.
Lome promptly paid and liberally adlueted.
DIRECTO RC.
leremiub Boneall, John Q. Ginned°,
amen J Duncan, Jacob H. Lex,
C. Hale. R. N. Holonsbe.d,
Wines Irvin. Edward W. David.
John D. Morris, John McDowell. Jr.
JEREMIAII IioNSALL, Er eaident.
EDWARD W. DAVID, Featetnry ja.o-tuthelY
GIRARD }IRE AND MARINE INSCI
RANc COMPAN Y. Office 415 WALNUT Street.
.
PHILADIELPIII.4, Jan.3.laay.
At a ineetine of the Stockholdera n( the Company
held this dab the fidlowinx named officiere and three -
tore werAulyeleeted to awe lor the ensuing year. viz :
?reed —JOEL JONES. Vice rteindent end Tree
ourer—.A. tr. °IMAM Secretary—Jams B. Alvord.
DIRECTORS.
Itom.ut Craven,
Jo.. KI-pp, M. D.,
(J Pelt,
Ti
LAlrrelloo.
Jar, Walker.
Re
gin t in
avid Boyd, r.
ja4:bt wftn
Joel Jooeg.
Geo. W. W o odward,
Win. M. Sired°,
S. N. Burroughs,
ohn Anspaoh, Jr.,
4,1 1 ,1 ° 6 ° . Il adman.
Thos. IBllard,
Oeo. H. Ashton.
DELAIVARE MUTUAL SAFETY IN
SIMANCE COMPANY.
INCORPORATED MY THE .E. EG IsLA TITRE OF
FRNNSYL VA NI: 1.416.
OFFICE B. E. CORNER TIIIR AND WALNUT
Eftteete, Pinladefp a.
MARINE INSURANCE.
ON VESTBLB, I
CARGO, To all parts of the Wort/.
EIOHT,
'INLAND INSURANCES
On Goods, by River e Canals, f likot, and Land Canine
F IVY Paill il 131tA ATE s
8: pferoliarseveneilallY ;
It
t°" II3.BHQ ' . n O C F T ' VE L COUPA.NY.
riovember 1, 1260.
Par. Market Voiscs.
i12:3,050, Philadelphia City 6 41 , coot. Loan... 6'123.W to
too,ooo. Pennsylvania State 66' ot. Loan 83 656 00
21,000 Pennsy_lvania State 6 ip et. Loan.-- . 31,000 00
25,00), I.) dotereasnry fds 4,e' cent. Notes and
est due , ... :GAO 61
.2 30,000 U. a rt Tresury 668' Cl. Notes and inter
due 20,616 00
826,000 Temporary Loan to the City of Phila
delphia . ... .... .. 25,000 00
860.000. Pennsylvania if m.iii,i;
6! cent. 80nd5......~.
ill 40,000, North Pennaylvanin blocßailrodl -
eicaco Weargro d wirat n a t i , g,Teri,;;lia;;;T um °°
Company 7 4P' Ot. coupon bonds 12,600 00 816,000,200 shares stook Germantown Gas
COITIIMTV. interest anti P 112104261
goataatied by the oily of Phis,-
dolphid.. -..--- - , - - 18,000 00
15,000, 100 shares Pennsylvaniaailroad
CouiPanY---. .... - - -...,. . 5,775 OD
OM% 100 shares North Penniylvanta Rail
road Company.._ -- .. ... --
stoo, shares Philadelphia lop Boat a . nd . EFteam
Tug Company. Philadelphia and
Savannah Steam Navigation Com-
Party, Ooean Steam Navigation
Company, Philadelphia and He.-
* via de Grace Steam Tow Boat
Company, Philadelphia Exchange
Company —.,.......... 2,210 00
l'ag 9 a
s and Mortgagee, and Real Estate. 01 1°9 ' 718 "
oe Butidl.• .. ...
5. 'for 117.ura - nWi. - 6LI' - ' "" 143
e •,• le/ (Sii6 69
Balance due at Asenotes—Yremiurne on Ma
rine Polio's'. interest, and other debts due
the Company 6466 614
Bonp and stook of sundry Insurance demo.-
Cash on Deposi lian
DIRECTORS.
William Marbm Samuel E. Stokes,
Edmund A. Ponder, .1. P. Peniston,
Theophilus Paulding, Henry Sloan,
John H.JPenrose, Edward Darlington,
John C. Dave, H. Jones Brooke.
mes Traquair, Spencer M'llmne,
illiant Eyre, Jr.. Thomas C. Band,
lames V. tin%
William C. Ludwig, Robert Burton,
Jacob P. Jones,
Joseph H. Seal, James B. APFarland,
Dr. R. M. Huston. Joshua P. Eyre,
Qeorge G. Lamer, Jbbn B. Semple, Pittsb's
l'all.,ireff y, D. T. Morgan,
. A. B. Parser, ~
WILLIAM MARTIN, President,
T_HOS. C. HAND, Vies President.
HENRY LICLBURN, Seoretarr. dl6-dtf
A."FpOAN FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
IN ORPORATED WO—CHARTER PERPNT
AL,.
No. MO WALNUT Street, above Third, Philadelphia.
Having a large paid-up Capital Brook and Batting In
vested in gonna end available &aunties, continue to in
!pre on Dwellings, Startle Furniture, Merchandise
Vellaol9 in Port and theirc argoes, and other persoriej
Property. All lows liberally and promptly adjusted.
=ROTOR&
leorge_Abbott. John T. Leiria,
John Welch, James R. Campbell ,
Bamuel C. Morton, Edmund 0. Dutilli,
Petri* Brady, Chas. W. Poultney,
Israel Morrie,
GEOROE ABBOTT, President.
THOMAB R. MARDI. Seoretarr. teSII-ly if
Tll-8 QUAICER CITY INSURANCE
compArry, Fiji . LA DELPH lA, Pa.
FRANKLIN DIU, DlNus, o. son WALNUI drreet.
OBARTER PERPETUAL.
7 11411:1113.-- —•— • rr o
.....
FIR MARINE, AND INLAND /NS V/tANCE.
Fire Insurance , limited and perpetual, on Buildings and
Alyohandise of all descriptions.
r:tglill. l Pc u a r rt e tl; .1, 1 11%1. 5 14 PS Oc rill a :e ta t World. '°
is_rprrnss.
6EOROE H. BART. President.
x. P. ROBB, Vie° Preeident.
H. R. COcrUFFIAL L i /Secretary.
R. E. BUTLER, Ass t Secretary.
tiM,Hs;art Andrea R.
t. O. Uattell, tairlef o.lrn ST,
oeter R. Perbus, . R. Cowbell,
amuel Jones, AL D.. n. .11. Fuller. aril
INSURANCE COMPANY OF TILE
..a.IITTE OF ENNRYLVANIA—Fittp AND MA
RINE INSURANCE,—No. 4 =ORANGE BUILD
ING&
Chartered inl724—Capital 81100,000—Ame% January J.
184. 4347,4411 40-103.
All invested in sound and available seentitles—con
tire to 'CNN on Vessele and CO tl(0011, Buildings, Stooks
o Merehandistr, dco r . pa liberal tering.
D/RBCTORB:
iawry D. Bherreril k
imeon Toby, George 11. Stuart.
Sarleol Grant, Jr.,
Mules Iblaster; Tobias Wagner,
AVM B. th,
otiu B. Ba d_ .
liltam R. Whitey Thomas B. Wartann.
Henry 0. Freeman,
Charles B. Lewis,
TIEN ftTlI C Eila. L itaILD, President.
WILLIAM HA DPW. . seoretarg. Je g-wing if
LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST COM
-A-gPFY.-THE PKNN MUTUAL LUPE. ANBU
qI • COMPANY. Northeast corner of THIRD and
I tree Meets, 88091..r.5
81,IREB IlrEB for the whole term of Ma—grants
annuities an endowments—parohnses life Interests
Heal Estate, and makes ell ountracte depending on the
ogntingenciee of Life.
They act szExeputers, Administrators, Aalurnan.
Truliteea, and Guardiae.
TRURT7 —
L. Miller.
Weans!) Goatee,
Milani S. Newbold.
ahem P. Hacker,
Wtillam Kern,
tfasnuel c y l Huey,
Charles Allowell,
Henry . Townsend,
Rodelphns Kent,
Wi
V tham
flowH. Carr.
E. . Du.
William Robertson,
Warner M. Resin,
Mil!
SA. L.
dour. W. Hotteloa. Rem.
mi,1 i c5r.13 E ;, 1 ,7,,.
fi';'. l ",:}rliar .ni°24
muel J. c_hnatiany
(mph hi. Thomaa,
ohn 0. Brenner.
er, Easton.
L. hllf t kEtt, Preeidot.
BTOKL.n. vlO6 Pfeil.
tan. anlS-11
-.AL ()WARD FIRE AND MARINE INSU
RANCE COMPANY, No. 412 WALNUT Street,
Philadelphia,
DIRECTORS.
Rota . . W. P. Truitt
'Wm. IL Hamlin.
m. 11. Love,'
hulas F. Norton.
ohu Claytop,
'dented A. WArno,
H. H. fihillingford,
l'hosnai Ludees.
V ff ega - lent—M. W. BALDWIN
Seoretan.—EllWlN WARM'
M. W. ilnLiwin.
EaKar Thomzon,
ohn 0. James,
ohn W. Sexton,
linen') Reim%
I.U. Mitchell.
E. 8. Wilson.
John F.. Addioke,
H. T. IC•nsit.
MEDICINAL.
TILE ALL•SUFFICIENT THREE!-
.
Tit ES EMAR, 1, 2. and 2.
Protected by Noel Letters Patent of England, mid
secured
_by the Beals of the Laclede Pharmacia de Paris.
and the Imperial College of Medicine, Vienna.
No.lie invaluable for estianotton,gpormatorrhaca,and
all tthysteal titsabili ties.
N 0.2 colnpletely eradicates all traces of those diseases
that have been hitherto treated by the nauseous and per
nicious use of copal Via and (11 , 0t8f.
N 0.3 has entirely SU pplan ied tire inlurious nae pf mer-
OM, thereby insuring to the sufferer speedy rebehdis
periling all impurities, and rooting out the venom of dm-
TRIESFALkit, N 03.1, 3. and 3, We mensted in the
form of a lozenge. devoid of taste and smell, and esti be
carried in the waistcoat pocket. Rohl in tin cases, and
divided into separate doses, as administered by Yelneau,
Lallemand, Roux, Ricord, .'c. Price 83 emir, or four
oases for 99,which saves 431 and in 837 cum where
by there is &laving of 89. To be had, wholesale and
retail, of Dr. BARROW,I9I Bleeolor street:New York.
Sold also at Retad by CALLENDER & CU., corner
THIRD and WALNUT fitreets, and by
W.LIYOTT & kiON3, 2113torth SECOND street.
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Yeunsflvania.
u2S-d3m
FJOLLICKOFFER'S ANTI . ..RHEUMATIC
CORDIAL.—Sin : I have been afflicted with rheu
matism fora long period—a portion of the time bad no
use of my limbs. Tried tour Cordial, and in three days
I was able to walk down stairs, and in a week the pain
entirety lelt me. Ido cheerfully recommend the Cor
dial to those who are afilioted with that dreadful Com
pltkint. Yours, JA.. W. NROILIV Hroker, 6:34 Pine st.
Prepared by THEODORE DILKEI, Chemist, N. E.
tiortmr PINE and SIXTH etc nli-3m
DOINGS OP THE PENNSYLVANIA
STATE FAIR FOR 1859.
SIX FIRST PRE2IIIp3IB ANP SIX DIPLOMA&
Joif lu7riileiroi-
To Aviot.b S. wit nox.
GAB CONSUMIN%CONE FURNACE.
FIRST RE:4IVm.
BESY PORTA LE FURNACE..
TO ARNOLD & WILPON.
RIORRIONIPS PORTABLE URNACE.
FtRUT PSW6ICM.
BEST COOKING RANGE.
To ARNOLD & WILSON.
.CRILSON'S DOUBLE-OVEN COOKING RANGE.'
Poop" Paamint.
BEST PARLOR COAL ORATES.
DOWNNOLD & WLPoN.
LOW mid BASKta ORATES.
Finwr PETAorm.
DEBT ENAMELLED SLATE MANTELS.
ARNOLD &
.. • •
For a very hanifisome display of Enamelled Slate Man
Lein, very highly finished, and of superior workmanship
FIRST PRE:tilt:M.
ARNOLD & WILSON.
U. M. PRT.TWRI.I. 1010 CHESTNUT street./
CAUT TON!--ASTROLOGY !—LOOK
01.1T!—G001) NEWS FOIL ALL!—The never
failing Mrs. VAN 111)NN the best; she n o _
eeeda when all others have tailed. All who are in
trouble, all who have been unfortunate, deceived
Wee promotes, fly to her tor &Mee and comfort.
to-es affairs sAt meter Jails. hhe has the Altera of
winning the affections of the opposite sec It is this
fact which induces illiterate pretenders to try to
mnt+lte her, and copy her advertisement. She shows
you the likeness of your future wife, husband, or absent
fratitd. It or well known to the Radio at large that she
is the first and only person who cep show the lilieneas
reality, and can sive entire eatielaotion on all the con
cerns of life, whieh can be tested and pro Ned by thou
sends, both married and einyle, whey daily and eayetly
visit her. Come one! come all! to No. We LOMBARD
Street. between Juniper and Brood. !all fits
CALUUTTA TWlNE.—Just received, a
superior lot or Calcutta Twine, and for male by
WRAY R
1112 ti Water E
of..
anti 22 PI. We k
aies.
pEPPER.—.An invoice received, and fo
di , sale by WET E RILL te. BROTH St ER.
1 4 :ns. 41' • blerth eECOND reet.
SAL SODA—For sale by WvTIIERILL
BROYMER, 4 and W NORTH SECOND
EitrPat.
GUM GIIIAIMAJAI—Stramed, for gale by
WETHERILI, & pBOTHER.
10 0 Arm 0 Aort4 OBLvXD tltmot.
FURNES9_, BRENLEY_,_& CO,
No. 124 MARKET 6TRRET.
BSCOTT, Jr., AUUTIONEYAR, No. 431
e CHESTNUT STREET. opposite the CiuMom
House. between FOURTH and FIFTH bunts.
llllCARD.—Reoluded in Minor this morning will be fused
en invoice of real mink sable capes and metre, flea
ktrh cost Wads Siberian *quires) and mink sable ante
of two and three pieces. lined buffalo and Raney rotas,
gent's fur eosin, calk, gloves. &o.
SALE OP FANCY FUSS FOR LAMES' AND
MISSES' WEAR, FURS FOR GENTS' WEAR,
FANCY AND BL FNALO ROBES, Re., ko.
This Morning.
17th inst . commencing at Vt o'olockureoleele, tom
ermine the usual assortment or fine, fishionab , e furl
'in seta of two and three nieces; gents' fur coats, glove,
gauntlets. and collars; tenor wolf, hoar, and genet
robes; plain and lined bulrato robes. Ice., Re.
LARGE SALE OF A CHOICE COLLECTION OF
EUROPEAN OIL PAINTIH6S,
On Friday Atonal:lK.
Wth inst., commencing at 1056 o'clock.
160^Paintirvi arranged for examination, with eats
logues, on Vi edneaday and Thursday pre ions to the
sale.
Include¢wdt be found many 11113 original pictures
representing pleasing landscapes. manna views, figura
pieces. Dutch coast scenes.
~ l ish rater.% and ea
tenor., tenor sketches. &c tore 3 her with copies of
celebrateil pictures, the whole forming a collection well
worthy Of notice, and to which attentimi is invited.
PHILIP FORD & CO, AUCTIONEERS,
No. 530 MARKET Street. nod e2l MINOR Street.
FIRST SALE FOR leen OF 1,500 CASES BOOTS,
rt SHOES, BROGANS. AND 1.1 OS 80.0 ES.
This Morning,
January 10th, et 10 o'clock precisely, will be sold by
catalogue, on four months credit, 1500 oases boots and
shoes, embreeinx. In part, as follows Men's. boys,
and soothe' first quality thick, grained, kip. and French
coif boots; russet, thick. kip. calf, grained, and en
ameled brogans; oalf and patent congress gaiters and
Oxford ties woolen's, misses' and ehildren'seoet,
calf MO, and ename l. d boots. tif . the best
.quality or
extern manufacture . A Iso, 500 women's misses and
children's city-made go•t welt boots, heeled and
genius. The attention of buyers is particularly minted
to this. the firs' Bale or the season.
CJ. W( LB ERT d: CO., AUO )N KERS,
• 5111 ARCH Street, between Fifth end Sixth.
LAttut eta r.t. OF Fti NTORE.
On Foal, Morning,
40th Instant. st 10S o'cpck at 3,..• tea street, a large
ratstron , st of superior parlor and chamber feraltnre,
cennprtsing heautilul suite, coveted io d‘7lC s reen, sates
and parlor chairs etszeres run , . , • d bouquet fa/o.c
washstands. mattresses, erne-eat chairs. .....scnir
mug. Jenny Lizal lied-tends, Weaken, china, whits
granite ware, kek , rx luaus, he.. he.
f 3 !LE 6 ' JAMBS. ter„
On Er,eiv, Everens,
At o'clock. iinnorteu bracintlis of the firoo kinds,
imitable for Irrowlag in pc ts, &max. stun 6onaa, or
laths open alt.
JEWELRY:"
Also, an ainiere-et of S I LVER -P LATED
SILVER-PLATED WARE.
Also, fine -pitied Irate rernpria, ni f tea and sot%
(as sets, spoons, [oda. hutlata, &o.
?Atli
Also, Pt oil paintings.
STEAM DIRECT _.20 LIVER
POOL, SSailing at QUEENSTOWN.
The Liverpool. New York, and Plntadelphla Stasin-
Ship Company's selervint Iron Screw S Steamship
iho,Leas TON,
Captain IR EN v OUNE. saal from Qtieem.etreet
Whart on SATURDAY,2IO January, at lane o'elook
A.
For relight or . pasaige apply at the Offioe_of the Coin
WALNUT StreeL
Pa i:ll-410.23 JOUR 0. DALE. Agent.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH
S 8
AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM
snoee saw TOIL TO Livnagooi..
Chief Cann Passage
Second C ,h, n Passage-- • 76
Tao 8011 TON TO LIYZEPOOL.
Chief Ca., o ?usage -- —BllO
Beograd CabirLrageage-----
The g ps from Dloaton salt at Rama' and Cork Harbor.
PE itajA, Capt. Judging, CANADA,
ARABIA, Cut. J. Stone, AALBRIDA, pt. Maar
ASIA. Capt. ~ G. Lott. NIAO4RA L Anderson,
KFmA, Cast. Shannon. hafftgr4,o , l4 , •J• Lettch•
SCOTIA, (now banning.)
These vomits carry a Wear white LIMIT at tacit-hOdi;
green on starboard regnorttt
ARABIA, Stone
i%t,
wi.d,
U.
A LT, Lt. 23. Bhnnon, " York
Wednesday. Pah.'
AMERICA, Millar. " Boston. Wadßasßart Feb- &
AMA., Lott, " N York, Wednesday esb. la.
CO B MM, Lang, " Barton, Wednesday, r•b.
erths not secured until paid for.
An expeneneed Surgeon on board.
I:4e owners of ;hese ship vel not be aecountable, for
Gold, Silver, fulhr. Steele, Jeweleg, PTOCIOII.II Stones
or Metals, un sae ills of lading are mined therefor and
the value thereof thereipnapreaged. For freight or pas
sus apply to E. CI.MARD, 4 Bowl= Ortion,
time Yolk.
p LIILA.DELPHIA
afif 90
. 3/00 31
*NAM CI
CRESCENT NAVIGATION CORP/LIU
AT AN ADJOURNED MEETING OFiTHE ABOVE
PIAMED CORPORATION,
At 10 reolook A. hi..sevtembeg 7 th. 1019, the follow
ing gentlemen were onanlinouily eleotei Mestere
the Company, wig r
GEORGE U. STUART,
The WOKS of SUBSCRIPTION o the CAPITAL
STOCK of said COMPANY are now open at the above
named Office, where all persons favorable to the enter-
Prise are respectfully invited to subscribe. sa-tf
FOR ENGLAND AND FRANCE.
t 1% P a
NEW YORK AND HAVRE STEAAISHIP
r% TheUnited States Mail Steamships ARAGO,
teem, David Lines. Commander. and FULTON,
tons, Janie* A. wotton, Commander, will leave ear
York, Havre, and Southampton, for the year Ifrie, on
the following days :
To meet pew requirements of the roat Otte' Delon
went. the days of MI I lintilf_tha ASAGO and FUL
from HAVRE and BO HAMFTON. aftert it
resent voyasee, be e wised as follows from NSW
' 0.4 , gave in the case of the present departure of the
ULTON. which will take pieoe on the 17. h Deoegiber,
the schedule remains unaltered:
Ino , . N tont.
F EW Pa
o.I T. , F
AIRAO OY....J JJen.
rtp , soeetrevetcte . .
ARAGO. Mah. 3. A RAGO 27 . ....Mch. M.
..5101. M. FULT0N....a_p1.24.-.Api. 25.
Them , steamers,. built expressly for Government ser
vice, with double engines, under Seek. e-ery attention
has been taken in the coluitniction of the hull and ma
chinery reinsure safety and speed.. The ships have eve
water-tight oompartmente enclosing the *mum, 80
that in the event of oollution or stranding, Die water
could not resell them. and the pumps being free to work,
the safety of the vessel and passengers would be se
cured. Recantexpenencs has demonstrated the abso
lute necessity of this mode of
ac.on.
Tue sooomniodations for passengere are belleve4 to
combine every comfort and °onset:um:toe that eanhe Sa
wed.
From New York to Southampton or Ravre—Firet
Cabin, $130; Second dO.. 875.
From Havre or Southampton to Nov York—nit
Cabin. TOO francs ; Second do.. &SO franca.
To panensisra going to London these steamer' offer the
ad tentage of troonomy_t•oth in time and exponse. 4 4 pecza
delivered in London. No passage secured until paid for.
An experienced surgeon on board. AN letter and newa
pavre must pass through the Post Office.
r freiitbt itiLpitssage anvil 1 . )
„S . Pp H A TON. Agent,/ eadvay, New Yore.
WILLIAM SALIN. Agent, erre.
R C HIVAIt Ebt I OI P dif i VIVea I. COMPAAY.
A EILSO N. A g eat Mee .TobaccoW ho
DOCK and FRONT Streets, Philadelphi a a"
use '
Plana of the ships can be seen. nitt.tmbli
: tVerm . nal B. Moke4.
nhutin.,
''
faMeri n ar.lll_.
OtePhy• Trotter,
Mee
Tk,y!phOgs
'TEAM DIR 'C To ALL
P"AIi t TS OF GREAT BRITAIN AND
1, A D. FR CS AND GERMANY
THE HATiIIIU 4131ERICAN PACICR I T COM
PANY'S RO. MAI,I STEAM/2131 S.
HAMMONIA, Capt. R. F. Schweneen ,
IAXONIA. Capt. H,_Ehleas.
°RUSSIA, Capt. N. Trautman.
AVAIL( A. Capt. H. Taube.
TEUTONIA. Caen H. Eason.
These Sieetznere are all first-ole.t/ Clyde-built vessels:
are intended to sail from iler 11, North %vet, N.Y.,
as follows :
FOR LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON, HAVRE, AND
HAMBURG,
The elegant and powerful Iron BMW Stiatltelup BO
RUSSIA. Capt. N. Trautman, 2,100 tons burthen, will
sail es anove, on
SATURDAY, DECKhIBER 31st.et 12 o'clock M.
Passage, in./Indies Railroad Fare from Philadelphia
to New York, and from Southampton to London,
First Cabin. 8100 1 Second Cabin...s6o I Steerage.. :415
The BORUSSIA will be suooesded by the following
5` stash[
WEDNESDAY, February 1.
lAXONIA. —.THURSDAY, March 1.
March 18.
AVARIA.,...' Arril2.
tar Partionsam forwarded to Liverpool. Dublln, Bel
fast. Cork, Glasgow, Paris, and Anrwerp, at Guntigh
rates.
These steamers are fitted 111) with unequalled accom
modations Mr km, second, and third•olasa raasen gene
The Second Cabin accouirnodanons of these Ships ere
equal to the firet-elan of moat steamers.
Certificates of passage issued Iyom London, South
am__pton, Havre, and Hamburg. to New Sort.
Parcels forwarded from Philadelphia to all parts of
Europa at reasonable rates.
Freight engaged In Philadelphia sriil be promptly
attended to by.the New York Agent, and shipped free
of allmmission.
For Freight or Passage L opply exolusirely to
W. A. HAMILL, Agent.
Odic& of the liambui's American Mail Steemshlps,
ttl-tf Northwest corner FOURTH and CHESTN LPL
BUR
7'11! MUU7'II.—UIIAI:LI:J
-~i~EtitTODI AND SAVANYAff STEA Nlyn'Pe.
FREIGHT REDUCED.
o neavy Freight at an i re; a ar4. of virgran per torsi. be
t w New Yon k i3ollt 8111311 61..T08L8, C.
The U. B. Nail Steamship KEYS TONIC STATE. ,CSP-
Gun Charles litarshman, will sail on biannual,
January M. at to
Through in ag toes nOntsonty hours at Sea.
FOR SAV A NNAH Ga.
The U S. Mail Stems ip Si ATE OF GEORGIA.
J
Captain ohn J. Garvin, will Bali on Saturday. Jeausry
It at to o'clock A. ID.
Through In 08 to go hours, only 48 hours at Rea.
Ihrtlailinz_daye changed from every Saturday to evert
five dais. WWI, reoeived, and Bills of Lading signed
6%:/17., ay. fast-els= side-Wheel ..01AntshIPs KEY
sToti ESTATE and STATE OF (MOW:LA now run as
above every ten days, thus torpulte
f ra - nel cerim%
nloation with Charleston and navann , and t he Sou
and Southwest.
At both Charleston and Savannah, these Shape eon
tent with steamers for Florida, and with
for all "
Pleeea th e I tgaiMr rireel.
Freight and Insurance on a large proportion of Goods
shipped South will be found to be lower by these ships
than by 501110; semis , the premium being one-half the
rate.
N. D.—lnsurance on all Railroad Freight is entirely
Innaoassary , farther than Charleston or Savannah. the
itaareed virmelitittl4YonNakMlnAir ante.
Fire by this route Sa to 40 per tent. ohaper than by
the f t Inland Route, ea will be eaen by the following ache
dole. Through lockets from Philadelphia via Chorine
ton and Savannah steamships. INCLUDING AlE,sts en
the wligla route...USIA from Charleston and Savan
nah to Montgomery
INLAND 74112.
TO Charleston— $ll Chatleston........ —Arm le
Savannah.— lb IU Savannah...._. SI 00
&mats-- 1000 4:0
21 00 Dianna— .-_- SS 71
23 D 3 Atlanta_,....._.__.Sl co
Clumbus—. TS OS ..olurnbus —.-- OS
Albany .• • St vtl Ihnny QS
lontionlerr-- 00 lontromery.,-- Se 00
Si no Mobda. A)
/New Orleans ... 15 New orlsana.... la on
o tat of ladltukted eta the ell P hen Insried•
For folglit or P apply on board, at second wbui
above me sweet , or
_ALEX.IIFRON,
Sontlivres t corner FOUTH and CIIE dTli VT.
af , entn in Charleston, T. 8. k T.0.131'91).
Savannah. HUNTER & t,AMSII.I.L.
For Florida from Charieston,ltoornor Carnilza Ards,
T_Lesder.
For Florida from Savannah, steamers Et, Mary' a and
Rt. John's. every Tuesday and Saturday.
T O WESTERN AND SOUTHERN M ER.
CHANTS —MANILA ROPE—A Iftree end well.
Retorted &took of Manila Rope, manufnoture,tand to:
' lle ' 0114 W York
PrindkjlEß, FITLER. k 00.,
tl4l W.f.• .t. •I 22 N Wits, •••
PHI% 1 11 ELLS CLEAN El) AT A LOW
p r ,ce to obtain 110 contents. Address WILLIAM
uNtioN. Pout' reite Oltee, 12/3 north SECOND etraet.
dti tm•
I — VILA-MAKIN] 1%1 ACRJNES which tem
per the clay, end nlake2o ODD ler der. Bnek Presses.
Tde +chines, C•er a heels. Clez Pprules end Clial nee
101 C tl Kllns. et C. CAII.NELL 8. HMANToWN
Hoed *hrsv. Port!. 117-nni
I <IV A Oil. FEE.--1,0.10 pockets prune
cr lava Coffee, for isle bl JAMES GRAHAM A. CO..
doETITLA btrett. iW
BALES BY AUCTION.
SHIPPING.
PO. 0 MIROEULDITS' IMOHANGS,
EL MORRIS WAIN,
MATTHEW W. BALDWIN,
011 AS. hLiOALESTPat, MID
40M% EDGAR TIIONGOE
SALM BY AUCTIOR.
im THOMAS & 30 . 11,
• 13
ND, utd lONA:TN FDIFIVIR STREET.
( Formerly roast and Olt
CARD.—PUBLIG PALER REAL MATE Alf)
BrTOCES AT nth EX H a t of real *VALI!'
end ete.-ke every Turn - Jab at the Exclutrisa.
esor gontributore batons the optum et eager vale t
Sir U.l.adbills of each Property owned sonaratoT.
addition to which we publish. on the 13atarda7 previous
to the sale, one thousand otior. IFIMPD.6I
awing full den= of e volution to be f =l
th° eartSTATI.AT PRJVATE SAM
Ifir We have a large araoont of reel estate sS nitrate
sale, including. every deeeriptork of ray ask coca?"
weeny. Pnetea here elerize had iintrounit store
PRIVATE RALE REG
ear - Real caws entered oa our private sale mister
and adseitLeed °Neel/max 1.11 our public sale aW-raote
which Lateouries are printed weekly arse etchers*
FALL HALER, aT01.1.18 AND REAL ESTATE.
VA Pall Bale. Jen. U. evening, at the Elehlege
i fir Part of the handbills for each of the seen Wes
bow ready.
9A1.E .. 42F BIIPISRIGR
dAt.x. BITPERIOR FURNITORP. ROSEWOOD
BPI AND-FORTES,
_FRENCH PLATE PIER MIR
. BOR,BDORgASIIO Bnasn...s. IhIPERIAL. AND
OTRER CARPETS- /co.
rte. A R D.—Our wile this warning'. at the dret'oz
Etone, , ent comprise., besides We lots of excel ent ea
endd hand tannture, elognet n - serrocd sevan-oetare
piano-forte, mahortany mano-forie, 1. mum buts mer
mirror, bookcases. Erna-air, tmper,al. of ram ard
(Abet eatneha beds and bee:Rine. China en
ware, de., de.. forming an attraet.re eseestment,
worthy the attention no ladies 111211 others daszroas
yornhanny.
ta" Catal Twit now motif and the articles trrante4
, for exammaton. _
EXTRA BALE-19 ONA RAILROAD &RIDS.
Vrt. -
hiaat. et II o'cl 7. ct ii. l l2l:lAbanto, without re-
Serve, for Account of whoro t , may ron,ero—
ea) Tymno *Ad Lock Raven RiLibind Lit son
gage bonds. Wir Osls abeolute.
BTOCES, LOANS. BONDS. 84.
Or Tnesd • s.
deal Jen. 2t ati 'etook. noon. will be sold, at the Ph.ls
= Kaahrtextr
-2 Ent gnome bords. 8500 obieh. of the Lygen
tt Minton and Menolectnnal Comracd
Nor amount of Whom it 111/1y 001104:11
000 Cetavissa. W Mutouport. and me RrolmaS
per cent ',pond morwtne convertible loan.
Also, for another aoccnat
-813
oun C , .rvirdisv. W DIVA mrport, and Erie Etilros.l
pet cent. mortgage convertible losn
REAL ESTATE SALE—JANUA R 7 U.
At 12 o'clock. noon.
Peremptory gate—F r scconnt of whom it mar
cern.—t de ACRES LAD D. TEXAS. -One henna of
land, cOntruning 4,423 acres. ?i_nza,gdn.z. codotv. of
the vent be•d n
tof the Antelms eer, SA vellas from Is 3-
costroches. Texas. Cr Sate ahtmlnte.
O Trustees' SnIe.—LARGE AIID V•LL'A SLE LOT
itSOL'ED. sonth aide of klutet meet. scat ef
Twenty-Tw first, 66 feet frost, us feet deep, to Ash alley.
n.
REAL Err ATEiihre MIX 34,
t 7r o'clock.
William
ovrog , --.• ••••-• ealw—E.Mate of William Careen dec'..l,
DWELLINGS.—Sin three story WO sod
three Iflidwalllnse, Germet.town road and Minor
street Log Northern Liberties.)
yightans' Coto t mtle—Eatate cg. Mery Paris, decd. EDEESI.3BLE GROUND BUNT 8b A
—par 81.11.41—issuine eat of lot east side of Se
cond street, south of Christian, clear of taxes; secePhl
by Iwo three story belch g isrg.fi,,, ea .
ELEGANT SIBuIiCII-STONE RESIDENCE. with
t.de yard. North Broad street . west side. above Master.
ot 50 by 203 feet. with two fronts. Howse 15 feet front,
eisbed with every modern improvement brisk
stable and enageh house on the end of The Let. on
Carlisle . 7 Bee band
- Trustees eremptnre Bale.—tWO LARGE AND
VAL UA B L BUILDING LOTS. one at the tgorthwest
winter of Amber and termeant street!. with fronts on
the Frankford road and Lloyd street. the other at the
northeast corner of Coral and Sergeant streets. site a
trout on Lk4d street, Nineteenth ward. The two to he
sold as one lot , with five fronts. air Sale absohlte.
Salo i t t Noe. rig Both Fourth Paws.
&MW RVItNITURii,PRKtCH AT-PLE
AWLS, MISO-PORTE. Blt MELO CARPia.
This Monun;
At /o'clock, at the Auction tacit, an amortmsp.t oL
?xoollopt word hand &mutate. elaamettsiato-Mrtm,
tom numorl. aarsats. eta., from awhas doolthina
boaatutestrs. ratuoved to the stare for Soures.:MMa at
tale.
Also. a suwior rueewood seven-octave piano -forte.
Sale for account fluted States.
SOLE LEATHER,HAVEicSaCES, to.
This Montilla.
At tO °V.*. at the soften store. 'without swear,
P 3.214 poundl sole leather, and LIM hal - vaults
10 0 ' May be examinee) any time prerions corals.
VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARV.
On Friday Evenlra.
January 11. at the suction store. mill be salt a ratea
ble prorate Library. which inn odes many standard and
desirable anthers on interesting and important ankle:Ls.
the chief portion London and tux American admen:. to
neat and elegant biuMnge.
Er The books grill be arranged for eiamaatioa.
catalogues, one day erermas.
Mons NATHAN'S, AUCTIONEER
AND COMnite.SION MERCOLANT, soatheart
corner of LUSTS and RACE flotiata
MONEY TO LOJLE.S
11250000 to loan. in lair. or small aliapaßtg. get
ot4dcwtte.E and elver elate. &armada, watches. Jew
et
t,. Towline P 1.061. dry Cocas. clothing. grocer:ea. c..-
gate. hardware, cutlery. ineakal hastruzients.frividtz ro.
beddiag. home. vebies. harness. and on alt aro err of
value, for any length or time agreed upon. on more
liberal terma than at any other establishment in Oat
oily.
GRBAT CHANCE yolt BARGAINS;
At private sale, splendid men° forte, In rich resetrcod
ease, 'Wit 11141 1 0 puree Halt; ape 18-earet eold haunts
ease patent lover womb, dont& time nad tide. indent
mooed*, only ens; eu, gal hunting-ease tnahon pa
tent lever watchea. or MA moot approved and heat
ekes, from 416 to eldl t fine gold donate bottom Eno.
lisle patent lever wmehes. best make. from em to 8m;
e 1.5-carot hootac-can detached patent lever
watches. I.ljewels. from $l3 to 036; open taco do, from
810 to en; fine IS-caret Lem. e etintmc !nee
do. eXf ; purer
linelish patent lever scotches in became es,e,
d double honor°. of the most approved sod lint make.
dad
IVO to $3O; Acromorto honhar else silver year.
lavers nitches at 1110; hunting etutos *Aver duple=
watches; ditto double time from $l2 • 810; hasEss
case silver lever sratehes jewelled. winds wan nt
a key, from *l6 to 4w; eepose do., from en to 813;
hnntms case silver deracbed lever Varebes. djeceLs,
trom 80 toV3; open face do.. from es to 83; hoot:es
case sdrer pine sratehell. full Breaded. front Vto
eV; open soa do , from 83 I. •6; silver graSlMet
watches, from $3 to $ 5; solver French sratess,, /l.
f
$1 tL , R7 ; gold patent boanag ease sod ONIR Nee va
and pine. kmolish, Etlnsa. and French watches. trten.
81 tc 810 Line grad rest. fob. and peek cbsi a l L t i s ;ISO tights
'trove.; One co ld sets of ear-11120 % r mg and
bracelets! bands, Buser tines, sot Jew IT, every .14-
11eriDtlo A ft for lea than eoliths woe selling Mlles&
60 000 to loan, in earns to slit apoboazotl, on dry and
every kind of goods, at leas rats of charging than say
other eircabliabraeat la the city.
OCT-DOOR BALM
Attended 03 pereonidtt by the monomer, At ran 1
onuses.
CONFIGNMENTS SourrrEn,
coosirnmenk or el end even tied a pc& solidi Led
for poblie sale two-thlrde the vane of the goods Intl be
&drafted in antlethetton of the tele.
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