The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, January 25, 1860, Image 3

Tex Martiesurttai tuntmer.4.-.oft . MOnday eye•
kb*, the Boxrd of Diteeters of the Mercantil? Library
"`913" " adjo ur ned
In trelt i tidgt W tta e t h i " l B
W.°Efo.4. - ;-0,0 nolgie
hie resignstine, and determined' to await the issue et
Its Melees. T. Morrie Perot, Ess.,,wasehosm goin g
president during hie ifinese. The committee appointed
, re dairies maleness for the advannement of - the instltu
'ton, reported ration, measnres which they had due.
?greed The chief or these we nrofeot to erect a new
edifice for the aricommodation of the litnary, the present
building being, insuffinient. ' , Thereupon a lengthy die
tission arose, in which the sentiment of the Be trd was
anifestly in favor of a new building. It wee aloe
'avowed that no building oueht to he erected unless it
'should he creditable to the oitr and the qmpony Mid
, tt 'ems estimated that no building. to satisfy cosh needs
could be erected or less than gr 100,900. and that it
, 'woigid probably coa t nearer $200,600: The plan proposed
;wee ti nt the building ahotild beAte-proof throughout;
-should be to a good kinsmen iodation, the first story to
'be appropriated to Morrie; to have about a hundred
feet front, mid to hare actiommodatione for It library of
.one hundred thoueantr voltuneti; neWepitper teadine
room. conversation room, chose mom. &c. Thie. it will
' DO seen, is a innoli more extended plan than that on
which the library is now coward:iced, and. if carried
out, it will make it the meet attraetive yobbo rea ct).
the city.
STATtOTIOS OT EMIGRANT THADA.—Dnrinty the
Year 1659. the Penmilloania Railroad Company' frans
ported over their road 14 353 emigrant passengers. moat
pf whom were destined toDrente West of Pittsburg. A
Lance number of them settled in Kansas and lowa
the
, g l h a o n 'i rd n iT i tat 7 i . l7.l ' , a n r egt f i roo o r iflu t it i lre irt :v n i n n b ee i
routes* the most eotinomioal and expeditione. The
en
. tire number had with thorn 537,538 pounds of extra hag
geom. The following exhibits the number of passengers
for each month
Months, Number. Mouths, Number.
enemy— 712 July 1 041
~irrebruary. ....... 870 August. .....
..... September
ril ..... ..... 1.380 October 1 25e
November. .1,350
une.... trecember 830
Making a total of 11.359.
' • WHAT you get by subscribing to the Gosmo.
politan Art Association s
Is~t. The steel ensravinre of Bbakepeare and his
Clouds, or the Village lnaokemith.
23. The beautifully illustrated Artiournel.
free f ea season admission to the Dusseleorf Gallery,
4th. A-ohance in the award of Ore nundred ollpaint
ings end stabler'''. by EOllll6 orate beet artiste in the Old
end `few Worlds. by received up to noon of
end
30th. 1860. at which time the books close. E.
It. Bunt & Co., corner Fifth and Chestnut.
Ex"latiNuto TIT PLXGB. Tho officers nre
gaged in examining the fire plugs in the lower part or
the ei'y to ascertain if they are in a proper eennition
after the recent cold weather. From one in Wharton
W 034 between Sixth and Seventh, quite a number of
fish were thrown out. Some of the finny tribe were so
large that they were torn to pieces in Doming through
the nasal° of the plug.
THE COURTS.
TzgrEßDAve pßoosaptirsag.
(Reported for The Preso.l
OPINION Op Joßrlon SYRONd.—The opinion given
by Justine Strong, in the somewhat celebrated cue of
Whiners. Welsh. in the Court of Nist Price, and which
was published in exteriso In TAe Press Of yesterday,
bee attracted marked attention. In 'the report which
we gave thereof several transpositions of paragraphs
rendered the ,conneotion in which a number of the nen
tenees &teemed somewhat unintelligible. In the body
of the opinion were portions of the ooneleslon. and in
the commencement appeared references to authorities •
which were not cited by Justice Strong until a state
naent of the facts to which they referred was given.
The mistake, though Ryan do no very serious harm, we
nevertheless greatly regret. Those familiar with the
details of the trial could not hare been misled by our
account of Its history, which was correct in every par
ticular, and rude without prejudice to the patties en
gated on either aide.
61YPIVVIR COURT—Chief Justine Lowrie, Justioes
Woodward, Thompson, and Recd.—Pittsburg and Con-
Dellerille Company vs. Cochran. error to
Courtof Common Plena of Fayette county. Opinion by
Justice Read ; Judgment affirmed,
Soneete's appeal—eheeiz vs. Stout. Argued by D.
H. Mulvaney. Fen, for appellant Stout.,
Stout's appeal—Stout vs. Schema. Argued by D. 11.
Mulvaney tor appellant.
Beheatz and Francis &beet% vs. Daniel Stout.
Argued by 0. N. Fox. Bev., for the complainants. The
comp . :Oltenia allege that too, owned to fee a tract of
nlnety-four acres. with an ancient mill upon it,. the ma
chinery of which had always been propelled br the
water of a creek celled Sandy Run, which flows
through the defendant's land into theirs, and supplies
all the power; that for more than thirty years they bed
been seenstomed vetlinut hindrance to go upon de
fendant's land to remove obstructions. ho.. from the
tweet there. and pot the materiels upon the banks ; that
In 185.1 they went upon the land and removed certain
obstructiona. and placed the earth taken nut mien the
tanks. and that the defendant immediately afterwards
threw it bock into the stream, and forbid them to conic
upon the premisee; that In ogneeenence the stream re
mained obstructed and the tree flow of the water to
their mill ohatruated. Bo that Its operation was retauled
and its value materially leistined.
Nur Rams—Judge Strong.—Brady vs. Kent.
lunnuity.
wooer re. Kent. In esa`ty.
DISTRICT COURT—Judge Stroud.—Joseph T.
prine and John B. Price, copartners. trading, /co., vs.
R. K Clearion, , mgater of ship Westmoreland. An go
tten to recover the value of 2.700 bushels of corn,
ehlopod in ship Westmoreland, to the value of $1,900.
atrial
lease Rhonda we. Joseph ATaltlend. Ary action on it
sheriff's inteepleeder. to tr. the oweershie of a horse
and been , . Verdict for defe• dents.
David IL Hufiea am. Joseph ?debt nil. An action on
sheriff's interpleader to try the ownership of one wagon
end Aix mules. 'Verdict for defendant.
Jonah Randanrs. Henry Sickle. An action on a pro
missory note. Verdict for the plelntiff for 8509.12.
Cognotr Pwas—Judge Ludlow.—Geynor vs.
Kellar An action for servant's wagai. Jere nit.
cpityvs. Barra. An node , on a lien On trial.
IBISOSTaaT rn Attmemarr.—The following act has
been named and unproved hr the Legislaittre :„
That every prim hermifter elected to the office of
justice of the peace or alderman: shall. within thirty
done after the election. 1 he intends to accept acid of
res
e t give sati titereof wenn Ito toe Prottionotare
o tee Common Pleas o the proper countr,whe shall
trpmetlintels inform the Sersretare of the Commonwealth
of said ereteptancei rod no commission shell Issue un
til the Secrete-e of the Commonwealth has received the
unties aforesaid.
That so much of an eet of Mumble as neutral, con
etablee to istin -1 copies of the returns of the eleetion of
aldermen and justices of the peeve to the Governor of
the Rommonweslth is hereby repealed.
QUARTER SESSIONS—Judson Thompson and Alit
sea.—Yesterday morning Charlet. M. Yonne. who was
convicted acme time ncq upon the obaree of enproprin
tipg the funds of a building mutilation of this city,
violist &Niue as secretary to the gam:, to hie own use,
and not oving a reasonable explanation of its where-
Ibouts. was celled tip for sentence. Judea Thompson.
n sentencing time prisoner. said that he *mild ant be as
Severe on h m as the cue waled warrant. bii• that he
would sentence him to pay a One of 8800 and the coats
of proseouvon, and undergo an imprisonment of six
Months nube county prison.
Arthur P. Grow was placed upon trial upon the charge
of forgery, in issuing en order poreerting to be drawn
-by the firm of G. W. Carpenter & Go., upon the firm of
Roitenylkrtell &Co . for large enantity of, suleh. AU I
r pine,
Th i n l i e i g i .TOe u dr 7 fai r le i o"uil" without
eranelin Har t planed upon trial upon the (qires
aliening it Wlnnterfelt fire-dollar note, purporting In
an facile of theTiarrisbarg Book. The jury returned
a verdict of not guilts%
Hutton Cooper. celered,wes charged with the bream'
of one bedrometer. five sallow of gin end tengallons
Sentence
brandy. all of the valise of s te. nn,
guilty.
Bentenee deferred •
The jury in the ease of 'Hugh Ceeaiday, charged with
libernt)ter of TROlualt Pdoore..vouniniate pO4ll. Pirnit
Peon.alter being nut twenty-four hours. with a verdict
et not twility." Coakley was at ono* discharged from
• custody. • -
Prancis Wise was convicted of smolt and battery,
and fined 81 and the cuts of persecution. -
John Johnson. colored. was convicted of soling let
tart' policies. Sentence deferred.- Seurat other eases
a but minor importance were disposed of, after which
the oourt adjourned.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
" 'The Money Market'
PrlrLabst.ortra, Armful 21, MI
There was a moderate business done at the Stook
Board to-day. without change of impottanee in prices.
&mond and Third-street Passenger Railway Shares sold
at 87%; Chestnut and Wainubetreet at 16 1 11 Pennsyl
vania Railroad shares sold at 30Irl 1 Reading at 18%.
The money market Is reported as much seater in New
York. and is eer lately far less , tringent here than Rams
dining the first days of the year. The staterent of the
New York Intake for the week shows an Increase of loans
in about the same proportion as that shown by the state.
meat of our city banke, while the larger increase of
speola and deposits vows still further ease In money.
The eomparieon of tire statement with that of last week
shows. .
in loans. an 1,1076855 or 8 281000
In seeole. an increase of 492 000
In airculatton. a decrease 0f...... . 209 000
In deposits. an increase 0f.....,...,.. .. 940 00
The Courier end Enquirer says: "On ecause of the
[(went Harry in the money market is seen in the M
erest:Bd balance at the Sub -Treasury, 8tA00,090 in
thirty days."
Philip A. Small. Esq., has been elected president of
the York County Bank, in place of Ell Lewis, Eon., re-
Signed. . -
We have received from the office of Petersone
Couererfeit Dilator she following description of a new
counterfeit bank note :
" Merchants , Bank, By eerie, N. Y., tis, altered by
on_ornamenral ' 6' with a female seated each side of it,
E.l„ three cherubs ; female erect en right end, ovAl'or:
*uffll7a 4 . ti n n i ftY n i.L °l° Y/ r left
11 o 1 Re r t :h e n e n en te ntl ' ; 11;li nw'' B eteu o l s?o il :, o b T l fill as eu r. 171u:511
The - "" ' """..is e the oval tonnage of the 1 hantokln
Valley and Potts "lle Railroad Company;
Week. Year. -
For week swing 3113r.al , .2,413 34 7 nai or
- 7 --- -....1011 year ".' ' ".:
..1,00 12 0,1 15
Increase.. :-.„, • • •
PIIILARELPiIIett - ..... •.. 3,043 12 1217 06
j ann . 2RlE BECHANGE BALE&
Rl/19122n0 DT 0. E. SLarate 4 .2l Bt4
FIRST BOAIII / 1.° 6 Walnut Btreet.
2700 City 52, R. lora,- ow sow Phil d',- .
loco morn let in fa - ist4 loop nel Met 'Ck. 7l ,,,.'f n . C 75
ROO do ~...-...- MX 10 Union 8ank.... ., - "' en'';‘
8000 Penn R . 2d m 08... MN 6 l iirard Bk . 'is.u -
MOO d 0......... ..... ass,,, s RitnehiU !twit , - .. SIK
1000. do 89.4, Hi 2d St 3sl at et .17%
10011 Harrisburg R 65... 93 137 Penne R. IoM NH.
30 , 70 d 0.,............ 03 .6 Norristown R • ••• .• 41 -
10)0 Wilm it Os 93 311 Csm & Aron It ...120tO
MS do lO Mi eolith IL ....... 51R
1000 West Pluto It. 7e.. a ed Lehigh Nat. lots .• 4830
2000 -do . 85 1 Beast Mead It, lots 6534
BETWEEN BOARDS.
6 Mechanism' Bk..- 2 1 71100 Long Island R. 2 dye 11 7
00 Long Mead R.oneli !x i
oicnor, u BOARD
SOO p"onon, 5e.......88 02 'Par it Meek 8k.... 52
800 city Os P R„ .... ... 98 1 .1 15 dn.
_. ,55'
WO do tote 1,5 98% 8 (thy, tr.. Werl-st It IA
MN lomna R 105.... 88 6 llmon flank.— . sir d 0..,... a 5 85 8 Philo 8ank..........117
600 r 0 ...,...,oash 85 a do—.- - • ..111
soo Etch] Nay as, it.... 68/0 5 do . . 1171€
ROO de ..13D 613% 8 do 1171.4
POO Elmira R2d m 7e.. 1134 23 Well Bk 27
BAD do., 1 Ifs 1.3 Harrieburg R..- .67
MPenna R I st m 0..100 0 Norristown R.... . ea
do 2 , 1 111 Os 36 80.‘ 53 Lehigh Nay s 5 693-1
MO Pd & 3d stye.. . . 83 1
CLOttli^liti 111[0E8 -STEADY.
litist.de .4 . Arid. Ariel
Phi* , 7 _,.-.,98 400 Navy ...Ili( 1510
-.-- . . 90 R g al§ WIIISP4 85 161n1.., 1 14'
eir.--log 102 - ” Is let wort 623 i 81
Wig ••-• •-• - 9 4 01 " 2d mort:llE, 12
„int 1t...-- -I 1 0 . 4 koatf vs:ut ..12 1134
i
~
ads qo . ) ...78 80 g .ry iii v . 40
.. mon le ii. 42 94 I Wlinna R....-. 734 8 1 4
do , 81.0 r 68 1 , e5............5al 194
Pews R.. - ...-.084 37
. „_.los . gs m
, 2d n5,48..ag0e.15T..7.
Mortis...Wm un.4ofg 80 - 1:11111F Stole I/ Er
'reran, 111 'Fronk St uth '.., ,-..
Mull Nov Is '82 .. 683t dlig See'dfills rd-stg.wg. .98);
stock-. 7 i RarasBoVitra-sta/RAS 29
Philadelphia Markets.
Jarinaay .21—Evening.
There (every little demand for Flour either for ex.
Ert Of home tine and theilarliet g_ continues dull at
slat emoted int..; stlmindin only about Mt
burro sin lets at $5.50e6,625., no enperfine. the latter tor
a rood straight brand ; and 416.76e8.2.5 for extra and
extra family, Et WOIOII TOMS there RIO more 110110 TO than
timer► t the retailers and i•alters are buying moderately
at thustrove figures for superfine and extras _and :34 60
tis 7 pet barrel for fancy lots min quality. Rye Y lour end
mated are but little inquired ror; the farmer is held ,t
3, and the latter at 133 70 per barrel for Penn Meal.
beat—There has been trims little moveme t. but the
market indult y 'missed' about 4.800 bushele prima. Red
i f i arftWATlgfilt ra ill i e l l l altr I Y :r t !tiril n e d =l i tli i nt,
it Vero; noihing doing in White. Rye is wanted
and Pennsylvania is worth 930., Cord is unchanged,
odd 2.000 tins new Sonthern yellnw sold &Ciao ; lots
annat would twins Ma, but there le none - here. Oats
are anohansed. and ' Pennsylvania are sellins.' as
wanted. at '411441450 in atone. lark—There is ro atter
eitron °Aerial. bat lot No. 1 is wanted at an advance
oa prevjoas rtantations. -Cotton—The market remains
inaatlve.,tnit holders are ram in their views, and about
200 baton h a ve been dillooloi 01 a t f u ll mitten. Grose-
Ileg- and Provi"en — Nothing new. and hut little doing
n either. Seeds—The demand for Cloverseed line
ellen off. and we only hoar of corn, small sales at iS'arb
6.m*"' bon, the letter for prime; 100 have cold from
seined , hand- at N. 25, and 70 hiss at 415.37 Y, kIY bun
Whisker mores on stowly at afin2tSio frir Pennsylvania
bbls i *in toy Western de fnMici for hhds, end 22% etZto
for driidge, '
-..—.......,
New- - Tork Stook Ex,
change---Jan. 24.
imam.
~
30c1 E rip Railroad— „ 81
SO do ~., ,
~.. 8
100 Ohio & R 1 . X...t.30 63
LO. tio
250 do .40 61,4
.3 33
WO Reading R' b3O 31.5.
400 do ........ 2156'
OM Pananit..........152238014
200
4:'.....***. 1.612 o
LOO ' dd0:.:..; .
•
.1a1. 1 30 0 3 1
.150 do.. . ..... ..al. .653. ZOO
an Gait chic; li. , mg ea
t000........,,.40t1
- 1 . 8000 lititioiri 79 1 4
MOO 431 k Tol tl F Due 644
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70,4
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CITY ITEMS.
Tituna or WOlrDnltg.—Thle, and also on Sa
turday afternoon. Signor Blitz will give entertainments
for ladies end children. Ilia amusements are highly
nopular and Interesting. Parents should not fail to am
'keen the opportunity o:giv'ng their little ones some
reorontion, by visiting the Temple of Wonders, end
seeing the feats of this world-renowned wank) an.
LINSEY WOOLSEY —DERIVARION " The
Speech was mere Linsey Woolsey stuff." The mono of
this will be better understood when we come to give the
derivative old Saxon phrase, which is s " Linnes his—
to oole s hfe"—vie s Flax in here—wool is here—n stuff
oompoeed of both materials, and so neither linen nor
woollen—neither one thing nor the other. • We bare
given the above in consequence of the Importance at
tached to limey vroolsey by the movements In the
&kith of late. Though a comfortable material for
clothing, it possesses none of the elegant properties of
the fine fabrics made up at the fashionable Emporium
of Qranville Stokes, N 0.107 Chestnut street.
Lipsey's° PERISCOPIC sprovanse, correctly
suited tothe eye-eight ; also. m °romance, opera glasses
an d B t erop ,, eopea , at M. J. Franklin, optician, 112 South
Fourth street, below Chestnut.
SENATOR DOUGLAS'S GREAT SPEECEI.-The Sen•
ate chamber was crowded, on Monday, by Persons who
were eager to hear the great speech of Judge Douglas
on the Harper's Ferry invasion. Mr. Douglas was Edo.
queue, as usual, and he elicited universal commendation
for the elegance of his appearance, a circumstance
which is due to the fast that he was dressed in a full suit
from the brown stone clothing hail of Rookhlll & Wil
son, Nos. 603 and oos Chestnut street, above Sixth, Phila..
Markets by Telegraph.
Monit.n. Jan. 2 —Cotton IS firmer; 8 000 halos sold;
fair qualities have improved ; sales at Mo.
Nrew Onus:o4Jan ll—Cotton—Bales to-day of 9 PA
hales at stiffer prioes ; the quotations are without
chance. %tear is quiet at 6 %onto, Mess Fork—Old,
$17.26e17.5e; new. g 24. F 210.
LTIMOR.. Jae. 24.—Flour firm; Howard :treat,
86.150; extra, $0.87. Wheat firm ; rod xi 2601.20;
white Seieet.43. Corn aotive ; winte 70m720 : yellow
Cdoleo. Provieinns auiet :mess Art 254T11,50. Whiskey
steady at 260 Mils on New Ynrk unchanged.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
UP TO TWRLU O'OLOOK LAST Num.
GIRARD Bol7BE—Chestnut st,. below Ninth.
0N T ull. Chamberabnrg Jo. Bohm. Cin, 0
II K Brown. CB n. 0 R W Haseliine. Cm. 0
11 E L.inan, Lancaster My watts A wr. aid
J is wilsom V. e V 13natrite, NY
RL Farrau,N Y . Lewis lld Browri. N Y
J K Washington, St Joseph W H Banson,Riehmond
E W Crittendm, U 8 A Louis Stow. el , ll
P Duo, 8 C A Colson & arf• N Y
13 M Pettengill. N V M I sidonr. N Y
H F Pandr, Ole o.Tes W MoLaushlin, Cin
A W Potter, N 1 0 P Hillman, N v
R C Woodward, Carlisle M W I'amplon. Detroit
John White. England Capt Wll. Burton & la, NY
Mrs Otis Pike, N Y As H Place. Brooklyn
Eder k Tpwer &ls. Boston C I,Do.dan & la. Belt
HP Crosier. Ny R H Bouthworth, Rio de
R.l Haldeman. Harrisburg Unlit°
prop:Lail
.y. N y EP age s, Auburn
J p Ilex, Tenn
Mr Maynard. ldwiton BeniFrench, N Y
Oscar F Moore. Danville J R Grass. N y
IF J Monerrnott.M P. N Y II C Moseley. New Haven
M C Scofield & la. N Y 11 A wilder. Boston
0 K Rensinston Brooklyn Dr Stanton, N Y
P Hardie El l s Williamsport IT V F. Taylor & la. Prt
r Rozers Union do, Pa 8 Brown. N Y
Thom 'Humphreys, Md E D Griswold. N V
T D Evans, N Y 31 It Buckley, N Y
T H Bolulltz, N Y .1 W Bradley, N Y
J ATorrison. Newark, N J A Koenig. N 0
F Pierson, Charleston 11 Heald. Balt
A Therranee, Balt F A Sampson. Beaton
F 1 P Farrinston i N V Frank A Holm. Boston.
John Deters. England Geo Lewis. Cinoinnatl, 0
e, Gill, Boston C W Lentz & la, Balt
8 Dana, N Y Wm D Hart. N Y
A W G Simon. Bt Louis 0 11 North, Conn
F W Bayne. N y It N Benuntes & la, N X
1110 Middleton. Va P F Backett. Del
W R Clare. N Y W A MIMS & la.,N V
A Van Noetrand & le, N Y W F Westmoreland, Gs
i C Viten...re. Ga 0 B Potter. N Y
Anthr 7. KirnmeW& id', Mil F Corder & In, Boston
B A TrowbrAgoi N Y B P Ludlow
MERCHANTS' HOTEL—Fourth street, below Arch.'
11W Langley, anilinelis Silo Thompson, Affection),
W Zonik, Fit Louis 3 I. Timberlake Tenn
J C 'Wells, Pa F W Wandell,Wlkesharre
John Hewitt, Phila. p Rower. Rt Louis
O IC Price. Newark, NJ Col W B Gaurleau, Oa
8 R Marshall. Phila J C Baldwin Conn
S N Carson. Tenn 0 V Rouse. Croy*
It L Harper, Boston C Emlm. Harford on. hid
air t mrreeee &ia N Y air Burdsell & la, N Y
Oliver Chase, Fall 'River arias Chase, Fan River
8 B Hushes, Richmond W A. Thomas, niohmond
Oliver Chaos &la Mass Jamesllen & la, Mose
R Rear. Minereville Luke, Rol
Hon Asa Pauline M Chunk W T !miners. Va
I. llarbaugh. Pittsburg E Converse, Pa
R" I. Snub. Conn .1 Lawrence. N Y
G W Bardsall. N Y It A Lnthrop. mess
Henry* W Stools, N Y F Rob, nson. N Y
8 Hitnhenek. Conn W E Barton, Easton
Gen Hannah. N V John C Carl, N Y
F 8 Blitz, Columbia, Pa
AMERICAN HOTEL--Cheetnut at.. above Fifth,
H Cnnent, Texas 0 Conant. Texas
0 G Willlta, Ra hl 3 Breen & La, N Y
CIE Miller Va .1 M Paine. V-
P M Ellis. Rockland, Me F A Perkins. Elnatnn
A Mar. Pa Then A Tilton. N V
J W Mcflnity Po tti, Va, Mrs F !skier, Va
R M Sahel& Phil's A J Anderson. Norristown
I. Branton kin. Pe, John Maine. N Y
Madame Loin Mentes. N Y J D Roes, Cheater on, Pa
7 D Marshall, Laneaster 11 I. Reigeley, Texas
I C Thompson. N 0 A H Istmeson,jhilo
0 Tucker. Piny, it I E R Newbold. J
H blesovern. Pn It Nelson. N Y
II Book. Trenton, N J F H Wentz, Trenton..
I I, Bookie). (I I. Barnes. Phila
N Nickerson. N V A Ilsrrlnglan, Del
N Harrington, Del 0 C Bu•r. N V
H T. Me Avers, Ralt II N Aflinsk, St Louis
Robt Wallace, Memphis .
JONES' HOTEL—Chestnut at., below Seventh
If Kibler. Md 0 Kennedy, Pittsburg
John Halstead, Pittsburg pt 0 Anderson. Cnl'bla, BC
Fellinza Columbia, II C Dila. 8 Lord, N Y
Thos Lend. N V .1 H Reed & la, Milford, Dl
MIES H Z Orittman,Pottsv RottreY.
Chris Gould N Y .1 B anrinch, N
W urns*, NY B Y
W W Dixon. N Y J it Drinker Jr la. Pa
Attes Drinker. PR TS McConnell. N
Thee Roam It la. Brandon P Anderson,
'l' Wererdahl, Y N Cooker, Y
t xv Cameron, Farber, Balt
.1 H Allomony, Peoria, 11l
BT. LerrlB HOTEL—Chestnut at.. ab. Third.
.1 Markham. Phila B P tscherwood. 1J 8 N
O isinnre, Phita 11 B Smith. Jersey City
1 Fri tot, N O If Donate. N 0
L Brooks. N Y F RUMOR. Mann
John At Monte, N J H R Flwell. NJ
1. Halsor. N 0 0 Helm. Roston
Cant Wm 13 Homier, Balt F Zethr. N Y
C IT Merrick, Hera .5 Mee Portman. N Y
R R Woolman. Cape Island It Ogden. Montreal
CF Parsons Conn .1 Lord, Chester
Stratum. Cheater
THR Tow HOTEL -- Arch Street. above Third.
G W a, Befraln W Rarmond. Phila
RAMP' A le. Easton Henry Fisher. Easton
John R. Zeirler & la, N 7 'T Photwell. Cincinnati
Mice LAI Beebe linringtleld F. C Bruce N J
?14 1 31 4 4fra * A:tr kTaleri g ton !Mope. Gwyn*dd
John P Bunnell. N J Myers, Balt
• Toeher, Mid W Hale. Long Island
WJWalkeD Ind 111 0 Rice, Boston
P Lowe, Denver City
STATES UNION HOTP,l,—Market et.. above Sixth.
nT 'Reber, Reading Wm W Hoopes, Del
• Thompson. Minna co Joe Canner, Jr. Pa
fr Rutledge, Chicago P Weld ler. Jefferson to
Potent , n Wood, N Y .1 Patehin. Clearfield
P. B MeOrnin, s ItelOnar I Fouler, ssa
Tit Brandon, N V Wit Mendenhall. Pa
Jos wasoner._Pottatown A 11 ,, over, Pottstown
3 . F. Howard. Easton H W Russell. Pa
• un khnlde F Munson. N V
W H Watt. Latrnbe 8 W Shriner, Lewisburg
C B Loorleas, N Y
FOUNTAIN HOTEL—Second Street. above Market.
T Russell, Del Sameel Riddle. Del 00, Pa
Ins West NJ W B Between, Del
Rola Ponsin, Aid Solomon AM
James Kirk, Dover, Del Wm Priott, D•
HD Webster . Del Alex ll4rdoootl l
e, Md
Z D Mart ken. Del 1. Palmer. DPI
W S Merritt, Md A Jameson, NJ
NATIONAL EnTEL-11A811 Street, above Third,
Thee C Saunders. Pa A 111 Cowles, Pa
.1 Reath. Berostille Plina Saber. Lebanon, Pa
Wm Conner, Allentown 0 1 Clearer & Sr., Kutztown
it B Booting, Danville T S Higgins, Reading
Prof A 7 &hem. Carlisle Sam! A Worn!. N V
It A Thayer, Allentown R Preamer. Phaaixville
Delsenherger, Lancaster Peter Bowman, Poitavilln
B Heide, Lebanon R H Boyer, Montrose, Pa
MERCHANTS' HOUSE—Third it.. above Callowhlll
A P Duelontnillor, Pa C F Wilarm, Jenkintown
AI Stevens, Mooreatown Alias Stevens, Alooreerwn
John Ruab. Chestnut Hill D K Bobn lierke co, Pa
Baini ft, Reiner, Birks 00 John 1 5 Fiiliert. Berge en
W Sc a tter, Lebanon on Oen Prange, Lebanon to
3 P Hough & Is Vo C Swartz, Al Chunk
COMMERCIAL HOTEL,--Sixth at., above Chestnut.
Darin Hoene. Cheater no Joshua Menough, Chen on
Amen IC Haunt, ()hes co Henri Mnrah. Chester on
A B Hazlett, Nz .1 Kennedy, Newark, Del
A Nesbitt. hid John B Bucket, Pa
Imo Bertotel, Reedurri
BLACK BEAR HOTEL — Tte-1 at., above CallowhIll•
Jas ltd Thomas, Pa D tiro -xi s Norristown
Wm Earner Pennsburg Ino ersh,3.natintg
Ad Cooper, tiorpsare)nlls Je" Ccl!lvat oet , harupton
gertir i en a""
R B Roaster cl Roseland. Ilv berry
Jacob Hormel. Storeraville W Klinn. Farivilln
Jetenb BAD, Sumneytown Ja He i s e r MB.
II Raven Aaron Mattis, Dauphin co .1 , Bolin Haven
Levi Temple, Hartsville
RADIX'S' SHEAF , HOTEL—Second mt.. below Vme.
D V Penxter. Newtown H Franc, Depomit, N
steohsn Betts. .Ir, Buck,so D Melia Busks so
JON Heaton. Newtown, Pa N. G.ll‘ncham. Pa
I) Dtricbode, Cheltenham 0 A haw. Pa
W 14 7 1 ,3 Y. Pliilncla .1 W rit 114 m. Buove oo
' 61 ” 1 erlor & Pa JV7 'Rewards. 1111
i i /r o limpwi t t l lA, Books 1451.1i.h E t l4ratilhg,
co
A Snyder Dna; en, Pa Ch as i lCirliblide uc ßiLks no
Chap Mattise.s, Oeo W Clonon..Buoks co
B H Tanner, Neatown, Pa
MOUNT VERNON IJOTEIr.-1190and gt.. above Arah
.. W Tyler N V Then Mitchell. Oswego co
R J Levering. Phila. A Meibmnan, pa,
M Jankron, lanonster Thai Bond. Harrisburg
Wm Than. Pittsburg Chas 0 Vahjlorn, N .1 -
Chill rotsbee, Wait Chaster
BALT EAGLE' ITOTEL--Third et.. above eallowblll.
Heruneer. Buck. co .T Apeman. Bucks...)
9 a 'deer, Somerton:an J Pa
,no 9 Tbrimpann. Bucks Oa .T 9 Brenniaer. Lane an. Pa
Jon 1.1 Bolen, Bloomeo'g, Pa B seem. Off em.wille, Pa
B Boyar. Northamet'n an nr A Bh.Pna Banta an
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
SEE FOURTH PAGE
ARRIVE D.
titeamehip Rennebeo. Hand. 24 hours from N York,
with mdse end 0810E1110M to Jae Alidordiee.
Rhin Soutar Johnny. Edmunds. au days Irnm Palermo,
with fruit. rue, fro to fennel'. Scattergood & Co.
Bark Sowhnttin. Simmons. SO days from Pmermo, with
fruit. bnmstono. &n. to Isaac Jenne,' & CO
Bohr J 13 Roche. Clock. 1 day from Joe Flogger Shoal.
with 20 tone logwood, saved from the wreck of brig
*IT cloanizz, o „uplth:gl;a:.„ r,..
,withurc i dee to David Cooper. '
OLVARP.I3!
Prig Brandywine. Harmon, Pernambu-o, T A New
hell & t3nps.
Behr lassie Maull, Lake, Cardenas, Stewart, Carson
& . .
!Ai Btokd Willing, Clay Pole, Baltimore,*saroves,J.r
BY
(Correspondence of th. Yhtioxletotita Exohango.l
CAPE ISLAND. N . Jan 21-5 P
A bark and several mitre went in t o d a y . A full-rigged
brig is now going out. Wind mouth—weather looks
like storming.
Yana, ko, THOB. B. HIJOHI3B.
ST TELEGRAM,
( 1 3orreeponeenoe of The Press.)
from
ship
Moro
Br ship Canatitutlon from Liverpool; ship
Moro Castle, from Leghorn.
BOATON, Jan Si.
Arrived, ship Darnel Sharp, from Penan g
NORFOLK Jen. 21.
" The Behr Independent . from
_Wineanset, 21,. for Ha
trannah, put into Wilmington. NC, on the 231 lost, With
toes of main boom, and short of water.
NEW °MAURO. Jan2l.
Arrived, ships Isooo Newton and Enoch Train, from
Boston; Losen, from New York; Adelaide Belle, from
Liverpool; bark Bea Breeze, from Palermo.
MBMORANDA.
Steamship City of New York, Befall, for Philadelphia,
ended from Boston 23d inst.
Steamship lore. Moodie, cleared at New York yester
day for Li vertmol. "
Ship Storm King, from Whampon, arrived at N York
yesterday.
Ship Tarquin. Smith, from Montevideo. arrived lip at
New Orleans 18th inst. Reports having- spoken 230 ult,
olf Cape St Roque. snip Great Republic. bound anutli.
Ship Nouset, Childs. for Liverpool, cleared at New
Orleans lath inst. with SW bales cotton.
Ship Onninlodore. Blum. for Liverpool, cleared at New
Orleans 18th met with 2790 bales Dolton.
ship Empire. Coombs. for Liverpool, cleared at Sa
vannah 21et met. with 3313 bales cotton.
Bark Tacony, Brown, cleared at New Xork yesterday
.for Naples.
Bark Penguin, Wheeler, cleared at New York yester
day for Hone Kong,
Phebe S Williams, Johnson, hence, arrived at
Norfolk Slot inst.
Behr Watchman. Beniamin.oleared at Now York ) es
te rday for Philadelphia
Bohr Corson. Cline, from Georgetown, SC, arrived
at New ork yesterday.
Behr A Wood, Cramer, from Wilmington, NC, er
r' ra at Row Yr* yesterday.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TnE FIRE IN CUEBTNUI. STREET.
LETTER FROM TREO. PETERS sk, CO.
PRILADELPRIA. Janultry 19, WO.
MI/8016. Fannar.,llmintto & Co.,
622 CIIENTATT SIB HEM
GENTLEIIIIN f We have recovered the Herring's
Patent Champion Safe, of your make, which we bought
from you nearly five years ago, from the ruins of our
building, N 0.716 Chestnut street, whieh was entirely
destroyed by fire on the morning of the hilt inst.
So rapid was the progress of the flames, before we
could reach the store the whole interior was one mass
of fire. 'The cafe being in the bark part of the store.
and surrounded by the most combustible materials, was
exposed to great heat, It fell with the walla of that
Part of the building into the cellar, and remained Im
bedded in the ruins for more than thirty hours.
The Safe was opened this morning in the preaenoe of
a number of gentlemen, and the oontonta ' comprising
our books, belle receivable, money, and a large amount
of valuable rapers, are all safe ; not a thing was touched
by fit e. Respectfully yours,
THEO. U. PETERS & CO.
The above safe can he seen at our store, where the
nubile aro invited to call and examine It.
FARREL, HERRING, & CO.,
Ja2l-tf 629 Chestnut street, (Jayne's hall.)
ONE PRIOR CLOTRING OF T 1 LATEST
ilirmts, made in the best manner, expressly for 1U
TAIL SALES,' LOWEST gelling eneee marked In
Plain Figures. AU goods made to order warranted satis
factory. Our ONE-PRICE System ix strietly adhered
o, as we believe this to be the only fair way of dealing
All are thereby tested alike. JONES & CO.,
seB-tf NW MARKET Street.
GROVER It RAICER'S
ChCLIOIRLTID NIMBILXBII FAMILT 511WINS-MAIKINLI.
AT RIDIIOZD
730 CHESTNUT STREET,
PIULAYMT.PHIA.
SINGER'S SEWING MACHINES.
N 0.2 Sewing Machicerl--
No.l Sewing Machines
The Family Sewing Maohine, A 76
The Family Herring Maohina6o
I. M. SINGER kCO.,
d23.2m No. 602 CHESTNUT Street.
SALAMANDER FIRE-PROOF SAFES.—A very
larneaseortment of SALAMANDERS for sale at reason
able, %does, No. SOI CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia,
&ON tf EVANR & wATsobt
HARRIS' BOUDOIR SEWING MACHINE.
IMPROVED DOUBLE-THREAD
FIRST PREMIUM AT EVERY FAIR.
afa-Sin Phila. Odin°. 720 ARCH Bt. Agents wanted.
MARRIED.
LEWIS—GFRARD.—On the 19th Instant. by Rev. M.
Winston, Mr. Jonathan T. Lewis to Miss Rebecca, M.
Otra , d, all of blue citr.
8 W RET—WIN F P. GR.-011 the 16th instant, by Rev.
Mr. Granberry, Mr. Benle_min lingers Sweet, of Bur
lington, N.J., to Miss R Winfield, daughter of Reuben
and filary Winlield, of Albemarle °minty. Va.
808 NER—IRELAND.—On the 24th November. 1839,
by Allier] Cookmsn, Michael Horner, M. D., to Mary
Ireland broth Cl Philadelphia.
aTILBS-I.ONABAUGII.—On the 84th Damn - ober.
P 359, by ev. T. A. Fernley, Mr. Sohn Wesley stiles. of
B idoeton, N. J., to Mae Sarah Lonahaugh, of Phis.
del his.
MOLT NEAUX—M AXWELL.—On the 22d blatant, by
Rev. Ilenlanon T. Sewell. Mr. James 1,. Molineaux to
Miss Elizabeth Maxwell, all of this oity.
WOODWARD.—Tueedar, January 21th, MO. Joseph
Janvier Woodward, infant eon of Dr. J. J. and Eva 1.
Woodward.
• .
M A ROT.—On Third dav morning. 2lth instant. Sallie
.larnt, daugh•er of Chas. IL and Hannah 8. Alarm, aged
IT months and Vida% 5.
D run Elt.—Cin the rat instant, Mr. William 'Gather,
Sr .m the fieth i•erir of his ago.
Funeral from his tote residence, Main strata, above
Locan. Germantown, this ( Wednesday) afterneoa, at 2
o'clock.
55(1 Pls—On the 23d instant, Jonathan P. South, in
the 25th ) ear of his age.
Funeral from the residence of bin ur*, David
Phillips, No. lieS Savory ( late Union) street, below Bel
e rade, Kensington, tins (Wednesday) afternoon, at 2
o'clock. •
REST 110T(X.—On the 211 instant, Therese Ober.wife
of Ferdinand Berthoux. in the 25th year of her see
Funeral from her husband's residence, N 0.4 it South
Sixth street, below Pine, this ( Wednesday I morning ..at
9 o'clock.
McGONVEN.-011 the 424 instant, Mrs. Rosanna
Mo(lowen. axed 47 years.
Funeral from her la e residenoo, No 029 Charles street.
below South and above Fourth, this ( Wednesday) 'solu
tes. et 8 o'clock.
BIRCHALL.—On the al itetant, Nathan Biroball, in
the Aid year of hies ge.
Funeral from his late residence, Main and Church
streets. Germantown. on Thursday next, at 1 o'clock.
RAT.—On tho 25d instant, Mrs. Catharine Ferat,
aped 78 Ten , .
Funeral from the residence of her eon, Charles M.
Perat, 2157 Pam unk road, on Thursday, at 3 o'clop
P. 111._
the 23d instant. Mrs. Hunan, wife of
the late John Duffey, in the 41stj ear of her age.
Fan.ral from the residence or Peter Mot ntyre. Char
lotte street, above Ihompson, thte (Wednesday) alter
noon,
noon, nt 1 o'clock.
ART.—On the morning of the 224 instant, John K.
hart. in the 37th yenr of his are.
His frit oda, and there of lea family, are invited to
attend his funeral. from the residence nt his brother
)4ltrard H. Trotter. 1024 Chestnut street, this
(Wednesday) mornine.2sth instant, at 10 o'clock. Fine
ral to orooeed to Laurel Hill.
MOOR the nun - nine of the 12d Instant, Catha
rine Moore, relict of the late Dr. John Moore, in the
79th Year of her ago.
Her relatives and friends are invited to attend her
funeral. tarithoot further notice.) from her into reel
dem,. fhi. 1415 Chestnut etreet. on Fourth doe, this
tWe nesday ) morning, 25th instant, at lo o'clock. Togo
need to Germantown.
..CANNON.—On the nt instant, Patrkik Cannon, aged
40 years
ro F air:Vi t c - I 'm Z u :th h liig t itrOV,tireW r eq . na S ua l y ' r
8!.. o'clock.
PAX,soe.—Ori the Slat instant. Miss Jane Pigeon, in
th• 70th year of her age.
Funeral from the residence of Mr. Mullet Lennon,
Adams street. near Frankfrol street. Frankford, this
( Wednesday ) afternoon, at 2 o'clock. •
RLAOR AND PURPLE itiOUSRELINES.
—Just reooired all-wool, Paris printed, black, and
purple Mousselino Moines.
Dark gray mixed Mohair Debeires, 1234 (*Ms.
Fmkgrar mined M Orions Cloths, 2a ots.
lack end sxhite English Chintzes, 12 5 i eta.
lain black English Chintzes, 1251 ots.
rand black Paglish t.hintzes. ots.
k Alpacas. 1814. 26.31, and 17 ctn.
k and white dotted Dolma. 191 i ots.
BESSON N, Mouruipo_Store,
dl3 s CHESTNUT Street.
Trr DR. SCUDDER'S LECTURES.—AS
numerous inquiries have been made for course
tetr4O "dattato ' hlt " ll=t - rotte i r w° 4 2 l 6 l; me
principal booketores. rile°, for the cows,. 62.
It WILLIAM GETTY. Chairman.
NIG NOVA TAM .131PROYMENT COX.
PANY.—PUIIdingLPIIIa. January 21c1 Pty. Wee to hereby given that the annual meeting of the
Atoekhoblers of the lug Mountain improvement Com
pany will he held at their office. Floutheast c rner of
Front ant Chestnut streets, Philadelphia, on MON DAY,
the 6th of Februnry neat, at li o'clock. M., when an
bleat ion will be held tor five Otrootore, to serve for the
enluin , l year.
Ja254 fed WILLTAAI P. JENKS. Provident.
Us OFFICE OF THE FULTON COAL COM
PANY (Late Northumberland ImPlo`rentBlll
Company.)
PIIII.ADFLPItta- First month, (Jan 21)1880.
All annual meeting of the Stockholders will he held
on the Bth proximo, et No. Su Nouth Third street,
at 12 o'olook M., for the purpose or electing five
Directors to servo for the entwine 3 ear.
Jana-wfrritfoB CHAS. 8. g 01. WELL, Secretary.
.rrKENSINGTON SOUP SOCIETY.—THE
Treasurer. GEO.J. HAMILTON, anknowledges
to receipt of SIG) from the Executors of the estate of
Josiah Dawson,
9 deoensed,. SE. from Miss H. P., per D. 8.;
LOfrombread.tiokets from 90 Mega.
A number of other liberal donations have been re
ceived throush nor Agent. Mr. D. D. Michel, which will
he acknowledgedcrocking to the o lose arum operations
for the season. Mr. Michel le still soliciting for the So
ciety. jn2s-St
SPIHITUALIS3I.-31118. 31. S. TOWN
SEND, of Vermont. a trance modium.
14,3
sin t and lecre, under spirit cont , cl. at qA6IBOII-
BTRE ET H tu ALL, on FRIDAY EVENING, at Hal
o'clock. Mrs. Townsendlinnem an orminnl odenn each
occasion. and usually imptotisee a poem to her lecture.
Adnuesion 6 acme. Ja2s-30
ttIiEXCHANGE INSURANCE COMPANY.
—When 409 WALNUT tltreet. Philnd. lord&
e annual meting of Stookholuere, held JANU
ARY 19.1&'0, the following persons were duly elected
otrectore,to merge for the term of oneyear, viz.:
Jeremiah Bonsall, Josiah T. ()wen,
John O. Othnodn, Thomas Marsh.
Ben!, M. Bel linshend. Samuel L Smedley.
R. . Halo, Edward D. R °be rt s.
John Mer , owell, Jr., John J. Griffith.
James T. Raki,( Bellefonte.)
At a meeting of Di rectore, held on the same day, the
following officer, were elected to gem for one year:
JERENII AR DO NULL, PfesniAnt; Joliet Q. GIN
NODO, Vtce President, EDWARD W. DAVID, Beare
tray.
1t EDWARD W. DAVID, BeerelArl.
surintatx AND ERIE RAILROAD,
Philadelphia, Jan. 21, IASO.—NOTICv.—The A -
Ti s trineting nf the Btookholdera of the Fauber+ and
WALArrg,9.7,tanyytlgitir held at the office. Nn $2l
runty next, at le
te .4 l, A
AI A 1, the 13th nay of Feb
At this marlNe an At.,iiM n Will be held for ten Aland
gene of the Company, to eet,o for on e
year.
The Pmts to close at I cenlonk Il
3021 tuthe till W. EDWARD gEOFFORD. Hen.
rj, , x• INSURANCE COMPANY OF TILE
STATZ OF PENNSYLVANIA.
- -
IA SU erith.lB,lo.
The ennuel meeting of the Stockholders will be hold
at the COMOR.IIOI Office. No. 4 EXCIIANOE 11(11,p-
INDS. on MONDAY Febriterr 6 1850. at 1 o'clock I', M.
in26-dtie6 Art I.IIAM HARP AR, Beeretery,
WCARRON RUN IMPROVEMENT COM
PANY. Ariu‘r, 2J IRO.
cel is hereby given that tho Annual Meeting of
the 6 toultholdera of the Carivin Run Improvement Cow
pon CHESTNUT AtmoreOlTice. E.norner of FPONT
and Philadelphia nu MONDAY,
the Gth of February nest. at 4 o'elook P. M., when 101
Election will be hold for Five Direetere to entre for the
ensuing rear. HIRAM D. TII,PEN,
Ja2s-tf6 Preenlent.
1 - .• NEW YORK AND MEDDLE COAL
FIF,LD RAIL RoAD AND COAL COMPANY,
'A - Meeting of the Btonkholdere of this Company will
he held at the offote_of the Company, N 20t 8, Fourth
St
on MONDAY, the atlt day of February nest Pt
II o'eook. A, M.. for the y rse of elenting Fire
Di reetors of said C,orn pally fe the mum mg 3 ear,
HENRY ROBINtiON, &mstery,
Philadelphia, January Met, DAL 1e26 &fa
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Penn names and nollelna assooletlon or Phila.
i dWot will he held on FIFTH DAY EVENING. the
alth meet.. et 7% o'clock. at the d. W. corner of SIXTH
and ARCH. (1025 21') SWAIN. Rooretarr•
erig:NOTICE.—THE ANNUAL MEETING
of the Stookholders of the Omuta titt ton Nevi-
Com_patiy_ . fm i lhe Elootion of Five Doreotors nod
t ioV4l An priNtAWAVi i :Ale i rittiredidil i fie
'rtn vouruit'ry next, at 12 o'cloek'noon.
_ .
WM. DP.NNIR,
Poarotary and Treasurer
rrrOFFICE OF TIIE PHILADELPHIA
AND NAVANN All NTEAIIt NAVIOATLON
COMPANY, N 0.300 North Wharves.
PHIL•bELPIIIA, Jan.
thisMO.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of Com
pany for the Election of Five Managers .nd for tho
traneeetlon of other bemoan. will lie held at No. SO
11-111,a De•Ll'll IA XXCHANCiIt, 'third floor,) on
TUESDAY EVEIVInta, the 7th of February nut, at
half putt seven o'clock. Wal. DENNIS,
Ja24.12t Secretary and reasnier.
firPER YECT DIGESTION. sraomi
nerves. sound lunge. reireshing sleep, and func
tional regularity restored, without medicine. innonvo ,
nionjo. or expense to the most d toordered or enfeebled
eonst;tution. by OD BA itRY'S DELICIOUS HEALTH.
RESTORING REVALE .TA ARAIIICA FOOD, which
at a few cows per meal. Haven Mu' times Ito emit in
medicine, and removes indigestion (dyspepsia), haln
'nal constit ation. flatulency. nerrounnins, bilionsneas,
fevers, catarrhs, colds. noises in the ears rheumatism,
gout, Impurities. mooting hysteria, nenralgin,
eleoptesbneas, acidity, palpitation. heartburn,
headache, debility, diabetes, despondency, cramps,
mounts, nausea and 'sickness, sinking. Ws, cough,
asthma, bronollitie, coneumption, also chiklion'is com
plaints.
Fitts seam' Indeseribable agony from DVSPEPRIA,
neevolumess, siohness at the stomach. and vomiting
have been removed by Du Barry's exoeltent Food.
Testimonials from Dr. Bright, Dr. Urn. Dr. Barrer,
Dr. Shetland. Dr. Parntibell. and many thousand other
respectable parties who eon be referred to.
Packed with fu I instruationo in ministers. 81.50 to
$l2. The latter earl age free on r ec ei pt, o r cas h,
THIRD st r eet , valena rnbion. Principal pot. 243 SOUTH
hy H. MUNRO, Agent for the
United States. W. Partin, Jr., Chestnut and Twelfth
create. D. Rtackhoinie . Eighth end Green streets.
J. Harkingnn and E B. Clarke, Main street, German
town ; and through all 0 mere and Chemins.
Jall-lm-fmtv*
VZIOFFICE OF THE RELIANCE MU.
'PURL INSURANCE, COMPANY OF PHILA.
lIA,
The annual mating January It
, h, 1860.
pan) will be_ bald at thwir office, No. 303 ALNUT
Of the troolcholdere o this corn.
Str•et. on MONDAY, the oth day of FEBItIJARY Dent
at 12 o'clock DC
And an election for Twenty Directors. to Nerve for the
ensuine year, will 130 held on some day at t same
place, between 13 o'clook M., and 2 °Woo _lt P. 4.
isliknorith, B, 1111i010 AN ,
aooretary,
THE PRESS.--PHILADELPHIA; WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1860.
lI7THE SE3II•ANNUAL EXAMINATION
/ of Candidates for Admission into the GIRLS'
liCHoOu j vi I be commenced ou MONDAY,
the 30th inst., at 9 o'clook A. M.
To be admitted the candidate must ho at least four-
teen y oars of ago, and pea a satisfactory exatematton
In Orthograplit , I/efinition of %Voids. flooding, English
Sion riser, History of the United Stxtos, Geography,
Arithmetic, and Penmanship.
All the candidates moat hate V.36nPUPIIS of the Pebile
Sancta of the First School District of Penney !MISR
for the term or one year.
131 order of the Committee.
1321-31 P. A. CREGAR, Principal.
LirOFFICE OV THE UNION CANAL
COMPANY, PIIILSTELPUIA, Jen. 10. 1860.
Abe annual meeting of the stookholdera of the Union
Canal Company of i'conpylve ma will he held nt the of
fice of the company, No. 713 Walnut *avast, on TunadaY,
Feigner) 7th pox , . nt 1.1 o'clock A. XI., at which time
nn PlPctlon for officers and 111 , 111/Igerli Ni ill take place.
lal6-mtriff7 0. THOdIPSON, lisoretarY.
ft GEV. I/ RATTAN GUINNESS
wth preaoh In the Rev. Dr. Wytie's Chumli,
Broad street. below Spruce. nn MONDAY, WEDNES
DAY, and FRID aY EVENINGS, of this weed. at 7%
o'clock, reserving the other evening. for meeting pri
vately with the anxious in the Lecture Room of the
Church. 102-6 t.
rcrCONTINENTAL HOTEL COMPANY.
The annual meettng of the aerometers of the
Continental Hotel Company, for the election of Ave
manager', and the transaction of other musineat,wall
be held in the Parton' of the Hotel, on WEDNViDAT.
January 25. 1810, at 12 o'clock Al.
lall-tia2a J. BF.ROP.ANT PIECE. Hee'y.
eff:THE EXAMINATION of CANDIDATES
for admission to the Central High Rohoof will be
d dining the week, beginning on 'HONDA • : jemmy
N. In order to be admitted, the applicant must he thir
teen yeam of Age ; at least one year a mind in the Pub
lic Bohools of Philadelphia. and. a resident of the oity.
Ho must also rims a satisfactory examination In the fo
towing Eitudies, the order of examination being tw
follows :
Monday. January 90—History of the United Slates,
and Geography.
Tuesday, January 31—Orthography, Definitions, and
Algebra.
Wednesday, February I—Grammar, Principles, and
Parsing.
Thursday. February 2—Arithrnetle—Theory and Ex
antpcs,
F February 9—Constitution of the United Stales.
and Mensuration.
. • • •
The mark for Penmnnehip will be given by the inept).
tion of the Paws on come one sittitrot ; and the exam'
nnuon in Reading will he axtundeti through the week.
NICHOLAB 11. MAl.ll.7lltbi,
Ja23-St Prinoipal.
1)17N TILE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
UNION TEMPORARY' NMI 0: 1 FOR CH/1,-
will hn held the INSTITUTION. northenet
corner rd Yop , arrnd Slatoenth atreeta. on THURSDAY
AFTERNOON,' Nth inet.. nc 3 , ‘ o'clock, at which
time on oleafton for Board of eOl.lOlPi and Managers
will Me ninon. D. O. McCAMMODI.
1a23-10 Ficaretnry.
irr.MADAME LOLA 1110INTEZ.
TWO NIGHTB A I MUilionli FUND HAUL—
\VI:MI:SD:Or and 'FRIDAY EVFNINGH,Jan. 28th
and 27th.—On WEDNEADAY oho will give her Lec
ture entitled " JOHN BULL AT HOME, On FRI
RAY EVENING her wary nod amulling..Lolattltai es
titiod "FASHION." Tickets 26 oenta. /10011 open at
7; to commence at 8 o'clock. Jae It*
trr OFFICE OF RECEIVER OF TAXES,I
PIIMADET.pina. Jan. 19, IEO.
Notice Is hereby given to the owner of the hereinafter
deeoribed property, that a claim for taxes for the rear
1859 tae been filed in the Court of Common Pleas of the
county of Philadelphia, and that a writ of metre loofas
will be issued the , eon, after one week front the above
Ante. unions the same is
_paid betire that time to JOHN
O'BRIEN, Fat. ,No. 'Muth PiPTH street.
A. 1. F LOME RFEILT, Receiver of Taxes.
Tho City of Philadelphia vs. ThomasP. Evans, owner
or reputed owner. or whoever miy be the owner; De
cember Term, 1850, No. 4120. claim for State and City
Taxes for the year 1859, WI 61, againt lot of ground and
Manages or tenement thereon erected, situate on the
northenst COrnrr or Currant alley and Spruce street:
containing in front on said Spruce street, 34 feet, more
or less, and extending in depth northward 71 feet 10
inches, more or loan. jnal-gt
PIA GENERAL
OF OF THE
BONDHOLDERS OF THE HEWN CANAL.
AN )(will ho held at Room No. 30, MERCHANTS'
EXCHANGE, (third story) on WEDNESDAY, the
25th inatant. at 12 o'olook M.
•
John Walsh. ohn A, Brown,
W. A. Blanchard.,_ V. Xi Umn
na,
F. M. Drexel. V. B. Heireltine,
Jamas Magee, W. Woodinttt.
lalS.iftfb
Tr. orrzeE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
COMPANY.
PIMA DEL PIM, 1111111411 UM
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERII.—The Annual Meet
ing of the Simian) dare of this Company will be held on
MONDAY, the 6th day. of Folonerf. IMO, of le &elect
A. M. at the BANdOM-STREE
The Annual Election for Direotora will be held on
MONDAY, the Btli tiny of hlaroh. MOO. at the Ofliee of
the COMV/1121Y, 211 South THLe 1) Street.
Jal6-IFS ED %CND SMITH', Secretary.
(TrOFFICE PHILADELPHIA AND
BEADING HAtiatoAn CUMPANY.
At the Annual Alootilr , oof the Ptookbolderß of the
Phtlndeln ft and Rendingitellroad Company, held Janu
ary 9.1&P). the following gentlemen were unnnimonely
elected dime for lealo
A. F fi7l7l l /11 , :y.
VICE PRPIIIIIHST.
J. DUTTON FITHEGE.
MA NAG ERS.
J. DU oUN OTEELD. • -
A. E. BORI
GUAR. AOIA LESTE R.
K.
WM. BELLEHS.
HOHT. EALT..N.
CHAS. E. SMITH.
TREASURER.
B. BitAroPORD,
11 R Elll,llViormr.
Hy order,
Jab Im_ W. H. AfeILHENNY, Beoretary
OFFICE OF TUE DELAWARE COUN•
TY PASSENGER RAILROAD COMPAN Y.—
The Ith Instalment of FIVE DOLLARS per share on
the eapitel stook of this Company well he due and pay
able on TUESDAY. the tith day of January. at the
Office of T. T. 11,TORE.R, Treasurer. No. Ile SO MI
FOURTH Street. A. L. DONNAFFOII,
Jar: tja27 Secretary.
RICHARD S. SMITH, Agt.
N. N. 00R.WALNUT AND THIRD BTREETS.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE
IN OONFORMITY WITH THE LAW OF
POSITION OF THE COMPANY
AUTHORIZED CA PITAL... • • • • • •• • • .$10. 0 0 0 .00 0
Pald-up capital, 00,00 sharem 013410
Pmd•up cap Hal and swim, fan& ~.. a,730,170
RESOURCES IN THE UNITED STATES.
AROU'rrt, d o.
Cash In hands of Director' in New Y0rk..... $ll,OO 38
Cash in hands of agents and in course of
transmission 60,030 03
City Stooks—Buffalo 0 000
Sookester 41,000
Troy UPS
City of Now Yorke per
oent. Water Stooks 10,000
- 195, 1 00 CO
Amount of Loans on bonds or mortgages on
reel Mats, in the United States. constltnt.
Mg first hens ou the same, on w•hloh there
Is less than one year's interest due........ 518,300 00
INCOME IN THE UNITED STATEI3.
Amount of cash premiums reeeived $900,182 29
Amount of interest money received from tn
vestmente in the United States 01,819 22
Amount of premiums corned 480,000 00
EXPENDITURES AND LIADILITIES.
Amount of lo , ses during tho year which have
been Paid $231,765 00
Amount of losses which are in suit and con
tested 56,E117 me
Arnount °flosses which base not been settled 18,600 Oil
Ammo t pant for reinsurnnee prem. um 11A18 tig
Amount of return premiums 33.8YJ i 7
Amount of expanses paid during the year, In
cluding commissions and fees to the agents
and otficera of the company 92,663 11
Amount of taxes paid by the company., ..... 12 9 729 20
Dividend paid during Iho year so per cent,
STATE OP NEW YORK
City end Counts of New York es :
, Before me. Daniel Seixqs, a commissioner resident
In the ou r of Now York, dilly commissioned and quali
fied by the Execiitivo authority, and under the laws of
the State of Pennsylvania, to mac the acknowledg
ment of deeds. !cc., to be used or roc° , ded thomin. per
sonally appeared A ' , FRED PELL to me personally
known as the Resident Secret try of t ' ho Liverpool and
London Fire and Lite Insurenco Company, of' the city
of New York, and the said Allred Pell being by me duly
sworn domain!' and safth that the foregoing statements
of the said company aretrue and correct to the boot of
his knowledge and belief, and that the securdine refer
red to are held in this counto, and stint the bonds and
mortgagee are on reel estate in this county). and held
by the 'Prostates r New York, of the Liverpool and
London Fite nod Life Insurance Company.
ALFRED PELL.
Resident Sect story.
Sworn and subscribed to before me. this ninth day of
Janiim y A. D. MOO, DANIEL, PEI KAP,
Com. for Penna. in New York.
ILER BRITANNIC MAJESTYB' CONSULATE,
NEW YORK
(Seal.) L Edward Mortimer Archibald, Esq., Her Ma-
Jesty'm Consul, do hereby certify that the bonds sod
itiortge.el reforrod to in 'bouillon Stetement, amount
ins t the sum of isn3 MO have linen exhibited to me
and examined to Mel that the cud mortgages are as
eared on real estate In !ha United Stales. being null,
cleat eceuray in my opinion for the emnunta loaned.
and me held in the mune of Trustees in New York. of
the Liverpool and London Fire and life Insurenee
Company. '
In testimony whereof I do hereunto net me hand and
coal of othee et the otty of New York, thin lath de> of
Januar), in the roar of our Lord 1810.
E. M. ARCHIBALD,
H. B. Al, Consul.
NtV, Yoe's Dinvctona.
JAMES BROWN, Esc] . Chairman.
FRANCIS COTTE LT. Dep.ohaipman.
II EN ft Y HIIINNELL Esq.
FDWA ltb F. SANDERSON, Esq,
JOSEPH GA I RD. Jr., Esq.
OFTII.II, Esq.
E. M. ARCIIIBALO. Esq.. B. B. M. C.
ALEXANrWIt HAMILTON Jr., Esq.
ALEXANDER HA M IL'ioN, Jr., Esq..
CO.
Courted
.k CO
rd.
rd,
PH K. ENIX BAN CA MMANN .
.04 wfm Bankers.
tIX.CIIANGE INSURANCE COMPANY
Temperer,' Milo.. 141 Boeth FOURTH street
f i rfmr B e t t r w t. to removal to the ir netket4e . e i, tr y ; TA , L
•Ja23-wfmat Seeretary.
FXOI - IANGR INSURANCE COMPANY
—plum, No.oo WALNILP EttntoL_
FIRE INSIJR onc.o
termouen, and hunted
'p.m.'''. zavorable , either hunted or Per
yetual.
DIRECTORS.
derorniah Bonen% Joshua T. Owen,
John Q, Oinnodo, Thome. Marsh.
Benj. Hollinshead. Itanil. L. ntnedi.y.
John McDowell, Jr., BAwartt D. Hobart/.
R. Hale, ' John J. Griffith,
James T. Its's. (Bellefonte.)
JERE9II4%II BONMAI,L, President.
Yntlid Q GINNODO, 'Vine President.
Euwartu W. DAVlD. w earetnry ta26-If
FoRTY DOLLARS REWARD.—
sar STOLEN. January 23, 1850. from the stable of
Chas, L. Commit. near Conshohocken, Mont/roman ,
county. n /Mink HORSY% with n white Mar on hie fore
hand, about fifteen hand* high, eight yearn old 1 Ile
100010 corks on each of his shoes turn the contrary
way. Twenty dolls a of the above reword will be petit
by the 'Washington Express Conipany, Upper Morino
lownshiy, and twenty dollars for thin rout lotion of the
thief. A. W, IIUPI'LEE, Secretary,
Upper Merlon, Jnn. 21,18 , Q. ityPh-kl •
G JIESS' GRAND MARCH,' COM
posnn BY A. BE 131 1 11NA,—It is the happy dis
tinction of Mr. De ()Ono's Compositions to please the
oar and to onptivote the popular mind by the originality
of his melodies and his crocefulneas, trillisiney, and
taste. Notuerons 11.1 have been marches which hate
lately enaltencen piddle admiration, none have mon
their won to fame, or deserved it more honestly, than
the one before mi. Nothing can he more par. fanciful,
and inspiritins than overt/ portion of It—the construe
lion of whieh to managed wart ocuat /toilette) , and fire.
To military lined thus Mann will proven most se
oeptable gilt. Mr. .De Bubua is a, Composer whose ge
nius end idtsiemente in his art have planed him among
'he first 11)1.111li,1111111 of the present day ; . and the Marc h tiefo , e 1111 la in every Way calculate/1 to 1110retleel ,
ue
well-earned reputation. Lvery Lady's hluslcal Library
should possess tins bettntilul March. Published at
MAILSIUn allloto STORE,
11113 CHESTNUT Street,
117 - Price FIFTY CENTS. MIS St'
VOINS AND MEDALS OF ALL KINDS
V minerais„ Shells, I. ngravinge. Autorraphs, eta
Boner'', and Fano) , Articles, Bought and BoI,L R
W. ID ER,
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AMBER—Roctifled and Common for
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In O Knrl Nor , h RF.(101111 Mtrvat
GUM SOAMUNY--Virgin, for e sale by
Jo YAWN.% iti EV T ATiT r e; 4
RETURN OF THE
COMPANY,
JANUARY 2,1800
PENNSYLVANIA
NEW PUBLICATIONS
LOLA DIONTEZ'S LEOTURES,
RUTOBIOGRAPHY OF LEER LIFE
A 3 IVOLL Alt ORR VELEBRAIIIDWiCTC/113 OV
BRAHMI, WOMEN," " GALLANTRY," " CO
MIC ASPECT OF LOVE," " HEROINES OP
ISTORY," ",WITS AND WOMEN OP
PARIS," " ROMANISM," ETC,
Complete In one large volume, neatly bound lu cloth,
for Ono Dollar and Twenty-five Conte ; or another edi
tion, In two volumes, paper cover, for One Dollar.
This unique and Interesting book consists of a series
of !satiate delivered br Madame Lola Montez before
the largest and moat select audiences which any lectu
rer in the country has ever been able to command.
The remantle life which the beautiful and adventu
rous Countess has led from her childhood, the various
°ausarten she hen visited, tine/mime n lons residence in
India,' the familiar intercourse the has had with some
of the most distinguished personages (princes and po
tentates even I of the Old World, the nart she took, at a
critical tierMd, in the political atlhire of. Europe, all
qualify her. in an eminent degree, to interest and even
to laminate the public , .
The Lectures on Beautiful Women. on Gallantry, and
on the Comic Ilistoi sr of Love, abound in the most spicy
anecdotes and piquant reminimences, while they show
en Rout , neat of percention and an amount of careful
reflection and research whieh are truly enrprising.
Three who had the pleasure of beams them delivered.
represent the effect they produced as hoing indescriba
ble. an otfoot all the more stn king from the hishis.maral
tone which runs all through them, and adds to their bee.
iffy without detracting from their brilliance and art.
But t " e most Interesting of her lectures are the two
devoted to her autobiography, which are in ever, ye
speot perfectly reliable. A more Natied and thrilling
personal history was never written, and we feel certain
that those who rend it, will agree with the thousands
who have heard it, that whatever may be Lola Montag's
Bata. no women hen ever boon the subject of ouch
gross end unwarrantable misrepresentations.
With gulch attractions. the Antobinernehy and Lan
terns ol Lola Montez may lastly be called one of the
most original rind remarkable productions ever limed
from the Mee. ican pros&
IR" copies will be sent to any one, free of tnatage,
on remitting the price to the Publishers.
Address all meets. to receive Immediate and prompt
attention, to the Publishers.
T. B. PETERSON 14 - BROTHERS.
It sed CHESTNUT Street.
READY FOR SUBSCRIBERS,
I=l
DR &WIN/341001g PORTRAIT OALLIRY.
40 superb stool plate Pdrtraits and Memoirs published
in ndvanee, delivered at once, and the
ILLUSTRATED N. WS OF THE WORLD.
Pont freo for 40weeks, for 87. M.
The usual allowance to Trade. Terms cash.
H. A. BROWN & CO., 14 Ilanorer et., Boston,
Ja2a•aw-4t Pubbehers and Arent ,, for U. State
MISS PART I3 7 1 1 4 2;, s qZE T IV
lIIB B I OZK.
•
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THE
C QESTNUT STREET,
THE ABOPTED HEIR,
BY MISS PARDOE.
Author of "Confessions of a Pretty Woman," " The
Jealous Husband," "The Wife's Trials." "The Rival
Beauties." " Romance of the Harem," &c., &o. Com
plete in one large volume, bound in cloth, for 6145; or,
in two volumes, paper cover, price al.
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NUP Street. Philadelphia, have also just published and
br
for saleatet, a new and uniform edition of the other eels.
t novel of
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They aro printed from clear and beautiful type, on the
heat of paper. awl must prove immensely popular. The
following nen:mine the tint:
CONFESSIONS OF A PRETTY WOMAN. By Mire
Pardon,. Complste in one largo volume. Price 50 coots.
THE JEALOUS WIFE. lip Mina Pardon. Complete
InTHEI aWe
FE'STR . IALS . PBy e
A 0
nce nPer
doe. Com
plete in one large omits.° volume. Price 60 cents.
THE Rival. BEAUTIES. By Mies Pardee. Com
plete in one large octavo volume. Price 60 rents.
ROMANCE OF THE HAREAL Mien Pardon.
Complete in one large net ego volume, Price PO cents.
M•SIS PARDUE'S COMPLETE WORKS. This coin
pri ties the whole of the above five works. and ere hound
in Moth. gilt, is one large octavo volume. Price e 2.60.
Er Booksellers, New, Agents, and all other, will
please Bond on their orders at once for what they may
want of any of the above.
r Copier of any of the above will he cent to any
one, free of postage, on remitting the price to the Pub
lishers.
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jals.3t 905 CHESTNUT Street.
Y
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1 0 LC
ODuE
BEL. OR IN RESINESS. by Frank Crosby, Eat, of
the Philadelphia Bar. tells you how to draw up Partner
ship Papers, Bonds and Mortgages, Affidavits, Powers
of Attorney. Notes and Bills of Exchange. andgives
general forma for Agreements of all kinds, Bills °CHM°,
Leases. Petitions. Receipts. and Releases.
OROnBY'S LAWYER tells on the Law, for the Col.
leation of Debts. with the Htatutes of Limitation. and
amount and kind of property exempt fr ,m Execution
in every State: Rico. how to make an Assignment
properly with forms for Composition vith c r edit o r.,
Mut the Insolvent Laws of every State.
CROSBY'S LAWYER tells )nit the legal relations
existing between Guardian and Ward. Master and Ac'
Prentiee. and Landlord and Tenant; also, what consti
tutes Libel and Slander, and the law na to Illnrriare,
Dower, the Wife's Right in Property. Divorce, and
Alimony.CHOSßril LAWYER fella you tho Law for Ale
ehanion' Liens in every Hints, and the Nnturalizatina
Laws of this no n try. nod how to comply with the same
nisi), the haw concerning Pensions and how to obtain
ono. and the Pre-einntion Lame to Puhlio Lands.
CROSBY'S LAWYER tells .ou the Law tor • amts,
with mode of, procedure in (itemising one. With holm
feronoos Astilnmeate. and Table of Peon; also, how
to make your Will. and how to Administer on an En
ta•e, with the law Knit repirements thereol to every
State._ .
CROS I 3Y' B LAWYER tells ion the meaning of Law
Terms in general use, and explains to you the Legisla
tive, Executive. and ..udielal Powers or both the Gene
ral can taste Governmento ; OM, how to A r.p out d
tate, by showing how to do your business legally, thus
elm n• a vast amount of property and vexatious litiga
tion. by ite,timely ennenltationi
CROSSI'es LAWYER ANDCOUNSELLOR IN
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pmtage patd, to every Farmer, every Mechanic, every
Man of Dimness, and everybody in every State, on re
ceipt of 81, or In law stile at 81.2 y.
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with other information. apply to or oddreie,
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LINDSAY & DLARISTON,
Publishers nod flookoell.r.,
No. % SIXTH At.. claw., OR c WPM:T.
HARRIS' DICTIONAkY OF MEDICINE AND
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n i I u ATRIB' PRINCInvaANn PRACTI 'F . OF DEN
TAL,SI9RGERY. seventh edition, greatly enlarged,
ern.
DENTAL SURGERY. I vol.
eve. with SO illustrntlons.
I TOMES' DENTAL PHYBIOLOGY. I vol, BVO. I -
steteit.
TAFT'S PRAC T ICAL TRhAVITH ON oPERA
TIbE DENT etTRY, 1 vol. Octavo. Illustrated.
RICHARDSON'S MECHANICAL DENTISTRY.
Illustrated. Pre win..
FOX AND BASSIN ON Ty} . .. Hum AN TEETH.
A i sles, improved edition. with IA Illus.tratTns. gyo.
MOTT'S DENTAL CHL6I(BpRI AND METAL-
L HMI ,_with numerous Illustrations. Oetavo.
HANDY'S Te XT-BOOK OF ANATOMY, for Stu
dents of Dental Surgery. with over WO Illustrations.
BOND'S PRACTICAL TREATIsE ON DENTAL
MEDICINE. as connected with the study of Dental
Surgery. Ferond edition.
ARNIM S MANUAL, OF DISEASES OF THE
T EFT'S.
DOS LINDSAY a - BLAXISTON, Publishers.
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
EVENING DRESSES.
L. J. LEVY &I CO.
%%Ito the attention r f their enstoiners to a vory boon
Witt nesortment of
UAW AND
EVENING DRESSItii.
MONDAY, JANUARY 23, MO.
809 and 811 CHESTNUT STREET.
ja2l-St
NEW FOULARD SILKS.
L. IT. LEVY & GO.
Iltro openad two MO, of
NEW FOULARDS.
Of goad quality.
AT eth; CENTS PER YARD
soo AND ap CHESTNUT STREET
Ital 3t
DRY•GOODS JOBBERS.
JAS.R CAMPBELL& CO..
DRY GOODS,
LINENS, WHITE GOODS,
(MOTES, CASSIMERES,
DLANIUTS, STUFF 0001)8, &o
No. 727 CHESTNUT Stroat
1101J8 E-FURNISIIING GOODS.
GOODS FOR THE SEASON.
BRONZE) FENDERS AND IRONS,
STEEL FIR?, SETS ; FOOT W.BRAIERS,
BLowtft TIATEWARAIEHS, ROT
WATER DISHES, rim, At.,
AT TUE
HOUSETURNISHING STORES,
NOS. 992 AND 1'996 CHESTNUT STEENT.
JNO. A, MURPHEY & CO,
013-wrintr
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COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
A RAIAR YOUNG, & HAVE ASSO
CIATED with them HENRY C. MOORE, and
will continue the Importing and Jobbing of Embroide
ring, Local, White (100111, nesloll. Mitts, Wovea,
Tommie a, at ate Market street, under thofirm of
Arum Young, Brother, & Co. Jn23 It.
LITTLE & STOI3 ES
Have this day assocaated with them
JOHN F. BODINE
AND
THEODORE A. MEHL,
And will continue the
WYOMING AND COMMISSION 111'6INEtS
At heretofore, at No, 237 CHESTNUT litoot, under the
sty to and title of
LITTLE, STOKES, & CO
Referring to the ahore, we respeotfoilv invite the
trade to an exonnntionot our Simi, watch will embrace
a foil and oomplete assortment of
FOREIGN DRESS AND STUFF GOODS,
Together With the various produot
THE PACIFIC MILLS,
PORTSMOUTH AND ISADI,HP LAWNS.
We also have the (suasive Agenoy for the Market o
JAMES BLACK & 00.43 CELE DR ATRURINTINGS
la addition to whioh, we would call tour attention to a
oomplato anortment of
000D5 SUITED TO MEN'S WEAR,
Ine'oding the various grades of
DIOLLEY'S CLOTHS, CASSIMINtta
AND DOEBNINS.
Enladelphls, Jan.', 1150,
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
EIERE ASSOOIATION OF PHILADEL
PHIA=
Ididtng..lfionsohold Furniture and Marohandine gen
erally fiotn lops by hre.
RIM DRL ?ITU. Tan. 1.1. 1360.
FITATIMENT OP THE A..1311T30
Published in conformity with the proCistona of an Aot
Yl r oii t iglgif l kortgriges on property in the city
of Philadelphia ...-...
Ground Rents 26,163 97
Real Estate lOilicet 11.163 25
Cwah to 6,763 57
Ya e nV e <T ?to o :4sra Liberties. 6,96516
Cash on hand.-- ..... . ..... 266 43
T0ta1................ .............. 799 72
TRUSTS:ZS:
OCOR 01.1 W. TRYON, President.
William IL Hamilton, Charles D. Hughes.
Henry P. Anners, I Jacob Moyer,
John Bonder. I peter pp Keyser,
Thomas R. Baster, I John Philbin,
Peter Fran. I John Craig,
Henry C. Pratt, I John Carrow
WILLIAM T. btTLER,
Secretary,
OFFICE OF UNION MUTUAL IN
EVRANCE COMPANY,
- - -
Pifor.sprtainia, January 9,31340.
STATEMENT of the AFFAIRS of this COMPANY,
in conformity with a provision of its charter
Premiums from January 1, 1859, to January
..... ........... ~....... ....... 8234120 &I
Premiums earned on Manna and Inland -
Risks during the )oar enclitic no above. ... 173,14 a 8.1
Received from interesta on investments 7.2))1 ffil
Lougee, Return Premium., Re-insurances,
Expenses and Commtasione, and amount
reserved to 1 , 31 1D145011 unadjusted— ..... 111 MI 38
Net gain.. ........ ........... ........ . 1339,116 92
Salim° nrunel '
the Company provioun
years . 45.3.15 85
Balance to the debit of dividend account—
ASSETS OF TIIE COMPANY, January 1, 16c/0.
6,030 Pennsylvania 6 per cent. Mans, at colt, 136,965 00
10.000 Philadelphia City 6 per pent. loans, " 30,300 00
7 DX) City of Pitts urg 6 per eclat. loans, •' 6.70.1 00
,011) • •• . 1 00
1 7 1,1320 Camden and Amboy R. Company, 6 per 6,800
cent Fonds 41,713 00
6,000 North Pennsylvania R.•Comp'y Bonds
op IV
3,730
100 8S per
et
esN.l'enneylvania R. Company.. 6um 00
117 " Philadelphia Bank .... 11 710 00
11,610 Chesapeake and Delaware Canal 68 ..• 11,610 00
81 Shares Delaware Mutual Safely In
-45 Shams Delaware S. arimpany.........
Sundry stock. of Railroads, Steamboat Com
panies, and Telegraph Conicanies and Cer
tificates of Profits of Mutual insurance
C0mpany........... ' 13,879 00
Estimated present value
Bills receivable for premiums..
Cash in Bank. ............
Due the Company for unsettled premiums,
salvages, and other 77,827 67
RICHARD S. SMITH, President.
.108. COLLISON, Bearetary.
At a meeting of the Seriph°!dem of the UNION MU
TUAL INSURANCE COMPANY of Philadelphia, held
at their office January 10th, WO, the following gentle
men were elected to serve as Directors for three years
S. Deetouet, Henry Lewis, Jr..
A. K. Bone, Edward L Clerk,
Win. C. Kent, B.F. Robinson,
flam«ol C. Cook, ••• W. F. Washington,
and Henry Samuel, for two ream,
who , with
Charles Yogic,
Godfrey Prey tag,
J. P. Steiner,
Eilis Yarnell,
Thome.] Milos,
Charles Newbold.
I 000. W. Bernadou,
lemon,
rectors.
IS. COLLISON, georotarY.
Richard R. Smith,
Hugh Campbell,
Frame fete,
Albert Worrell,
Demo Lewte,
D. Hai
ermatitute the Board of Dirt
tet4 lit if JO
O FFICE OF TILE RELIANCE MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA,
JANUARY 12th, IWO
The follorrine statement of the affairs of this Com
pany, on the 3lst of December, ISO, is published in par
'wince of the charter, VIZ:
to Capitol Mocir, pall in..• ..... i 10 5 , 100 00
CorUficates of Profits, con
vertible into Stork— ...... 2.621 00
Contingent account for pro
moms on Fire Risks, out
ran:l(l%lm Dem 31,18;8 849.720 69
Do. do' received in 1.1.9 41,719 14
Interest account, net, re
ceived in 186.9 818,569 28
Mimes, transfers, and other
Profits and Loss, December
51st, hulk 48.1131 84
by Dividend Account, naid for
the year 108 $13,831 00
Profit and Lose for =mint
(dinCommie,ed . 8,707 13
Return Premiums, Comii.
cons. .4 . ,867 83
Losses bY riTe In 1859 CBOl 33
xpentoe. including steno,.
and Taxes 9.101 81 44,134 82
Remaining with the Company. $&)0.77137
Which is invested as follows, viz.:
rt Flret Mortgage. nn City Property, worth
double the amount ................._.9166,600 00
0 round root first Maas .......... —. 2,462 50
Ca! of Philadelphia 6 per cent. Loan
( 630.000).
.. 2%973 76
Pennsylvania Railroad Com — pany'a . 6 per
cent. 2d Mortgage Loan i 53044,01........ 27,900 00
Allegheny County 6 per cent. Loan-- 10 ouo 00
Collateral Loans. well secured....... 2,560 ou
Huntingdon and Broad Top Mountain
Railroad Company, Mortgage Loan 4,000 00
The Reliance M. Ins. Company 5t00k.... 21,M0 00
The County Fire do do ... • 1,(6000
'Cis Delaware M. S. M ... , do . 700 00
sonar Irani a Railroad do do 4,000 tal
rtninerein I Bank Stock...-. 14,54 01
Mechanics' Bank Stock ...... ........ 2 812 to
futon M. Ina. Ceiripec,, tau 00
Bills Receivable. ..... . . 16.010 61
}took Accounts, able..._
Interest, ti 0...• 5 216 el
VW, on hand 10,4,2 60
The Dlreetere have tills day declared a Dividend of
BIX PER CENT. no the Capital Stook of the Company,
and ore the Certificates of Profits outstanding. for tne
year ending December 31, 1859, without deduction for
State Tax pa l able in cash , on and after the 18h inst.
Ala°. a Dividend of FtP 11,EN PEN CENT.. payable
prorate on the Capital Stock and Premium, earned. nut
of the profits of. the Company, for the year ending De
cember 3115t.185.9. for which Certificates of Profits, hear
ing interest, will be delivered to the Brockho'ders, and
to the tenured entitled in receive the Caine, under the
provisions of the charter, on and alter the 16th inst.
No certificate will tie issued for any lea sum than ten
dollars, nor for any fractional part of one dollar fume
leas than ten dollars, and not less than one dollar, are
credited to the insured on te books of the Ccmpany,
and if. within any period often yearn. the. said credit
amount to ten dollars, eartificatee there,or will be
timed.
• • • •
Certifiontes of Profit are liable, equally with the Capi
tal atonic, for the !ogee' and engagements of the Com
pany, anti may be converted into Capital [Stook at any
tune, at the option of the holder.
DIRECTORS.
elan morel Ilisshant.
Thompson, R obert tr Steen,
Frederick Drown, Wiliam M nester.
Cornoi tun Stevenson. lienj. W. Tingley,
John R. Worrell. Marehell Hill,
Carson. Z. Lothrnp,
lotion Totem!, Charles Leland,
Frederick Lennie, Jacob T, Gu i th ng ,
Charles 8. Wood. 4.lmith Bowen,
James 8. Woodward, John Smelt, PittsburgS arsCLr Sdm B.
CLEN TINGLEY, Pr...dent.
B. M. DINCIIMAN, Seim tary. tal3-frnikar 121
PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, Office N. E. corner of THIRD and
DOCK r meta Philadelphia.—The following statement
of,the affairs of the Company is published in conformity
with a proPunon of the onarter:
FoR VAR WAR BTbIIJ DIICEMBRR 31ST, MS,
For Pretniun a and . „ 8)55,775 21
For Interest on Investment and di
vidends 78,133 24
-8za3,904 42
LOSBES AND DATEN4RS DURIND 11411 HAVE
Losses, 19, amounting to y4O 251 00
Expenses. taint - um advertunng,fio 10 817 25
Rent, Plate and city taxes, dco ... 2 Sid a
Agency charge., commissions,
taxes, 6:c 9.478 46
Roiinsurance and interent......... 263 j 17
$03,460 70
A44RTS OF THIC COMPANY ITADLE TO Pay 1.095E5,30 NI;
AD%
31061 00 United states 0 per cent.
Bonds •• • •• • ;10.1,112
40 OW 00 United /Rates 6 per cent.
Treason , notes .. 40,165 00
2,000 00 Pennsylvania 6 per cent.
Loan ..... . . . . 2 106 00
20 070 00 Penni; lvan • ia • 5
* Per cent.
I•DAD . 18,117 60
31.000 00 Pennsylvania 5 per cent.
Coupon Bonds... . '
... . . 10,635 00
10 I AI Pnitadelphia 6 percent.
Loan . . .... ........... . 9,899 23
46.EX1 00 I ; hiledelphia 5 per cent.
Loan. altort. . ... ....... 38,636 75
20,000 00 Philadelphia 6 per °tint.
Loan, exemption... .......... . 13368 00
20,000 IX) Philadelphia 6 per cent.
s nave, n, tax ...... . . 14,670 50
10,000 00 Pittsburg City 6 per cent.
Bonds . 8,323 DJ
10 000 00 Washington County 6 per
cent 80nd5.,..—.-
7,1125 00
22,000 00 Allegheny County 6 per
cent. Bonds ........ - . 16.945 00
21,000 00 Pennsylvania Bailro'ad Ist
'Hortense 6 per cent. Bonds— . 20,05001
20,000 00 Pennsylvania Android
morteage 6 per cent. Ronde.-_.. 010 00
30,000 00 North Pennsylvania Rail
road B per cent. Bonds 22.600 00
20 000 00 Union (lama Ist mortgage
6 percent. 80nd5.,..,.,.
13 477 01)
100 shares Western iankStock . 1 1 42 50
'' Commercial Flank .• .. 14535 25
7/3 North America .• " 10,151 0)
100 " Manufactur•rs and Me
chanics Bank Brock.., 2,784
600 " Pennsylvania Railroad. 26,412 77
212 " (dinned Life Insurance
Coin pane
Mortgagee and liround Rents, ll
first liens 260,760 93
Lonna on Policies. ..... lA,N 000
linens on Collaterals.... .... .. 60.90 i 82
Bola receivable. Premium Notes no .0]
Real Estate. Office .. 37,916 70
Scrip dividends and insurance
Companies 53,940 0(0
Agents, balance of their accounts
due
Quarterly PayMents on &ILIUM is.
sued 12106 fKI
Cash on hand. and in Bank . 32.108 47
NW , est on tnvestinenta to Jan. I,
Ot l g .....
• 2°oo
2 (11
Franklin Fire •GPinri&s.)..COni• Legit
puny
$939,691 52
Deduct two losses in LEO ..... 2,000 00 $937.691 52
PUILATOMPHIA, Jan. 17,
At an Election hell at the race of the Company, on
MONDAY,. the 2d that., the following gentlemen wore
duly elected Trustees, to nerve for three years:
Hodolphus Kant. Ellis 8. Archer,
Flamuel J. Christian DeWitt L. Mater,
William Robertson, Joseph Al. Thomas,
Warner Al. Resin. riorre V. Duflon,
tintnuel
. .
At a meebriq of the Board ot Trustees, held this eve
flirts, BANE r L L. MILLER. Feq., was eleeted Presi
dent, end SAAIUEI, F. STOKES, Esq., Vice Fresi
dent, for the minium; year,
The Board of Trustees have THIS DAY declared a
Scrip Dividend of TWENTY-ME Per cent, upon the
open premiums paid in 183 e.
They have also declar d a Cash Dividend of SIX pe_r
cent, upon the scrip niyidends of YAW to February Bra.
inolueive. payable at the came of the Company a ft er the
7th day of February next, to those who have paid their
whole premium in cash; and to those who are indebted
for premium notes er otherwise it will be payable at
the time of settlemant of their next premium.
Aud have Alpo ordered the discontinuance of the
Guarantee Capital after the first dar of April next.
PANT RI. L. All 1,1.F.q. President,
• • .
S Oltil ITEL E. STOKES, Vi ce heroin)
JOHN IV. 110550 K, Secretor). 1n.20-ficot&lV3t
T HE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
Aren:
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS,
INVESTED IN WORTH
SIOSTDADEII AN ARAL 157LTV ,
WORTH OVER tg0,000,000.
The premiums are TOWER than in teeny other Cornea-
Wei, and the Dtvidende have been GREATER.
This le a StrlOtlT INIGTEAL 00mionny. There are no
Stookholde , e, so that ALL THE PROFITS
BELONG TO THE INSCRED.
Pamphlets, and every information, may be bad
GHAT:a, on application to
F. RA MILFORD STARR,. Agent,
B. W. corner FOURTH and P. AL U S T Streets.
PHILADELPHIA REFERENCE&
Thomas Robins, John Welsh.
Mordecai L Dawson, George H. Stuart,
George M. Stroud, E. 8. Whelan,
ohn B MYers,Fisher Lemming,
J.
Joseph Patterson, 'IV thiam O. Ludwig,
;oho ht. Atwood, Arthur ii. Coffin.
Thomas H Powers, George W. Toland,
William Moßee. Thee. Wattsom 03-Iylf.
A SURE CURE FOR MALIGNANT
lionlet Fever, W
or Putrid Sore Throat, te RAD
FORD'S PrtIVDS.R, prepared only by I'.l,Lard
BATT* RTHSA IT, 457 N.ot Street. Pold by
JENKS& °UDEN, 160 H. TH IRD Street. 1a3.1.30
V i EEBOLD S BRO 'S NICE TOMATOES
—To be had onlT,.anit thoa . ;a 3 t.,at
.
BTALL No. 22 FRANKLIN MARKET . -
YRUI) MOLASSES, &0.-500 hhds. and
Caov j /,l l ' l tiic e )PerA a r d m i d riVii • dl l awritnAT,
PriA &rad, """
$2.000 —AN ENERGETIC. TIIO
- rough business MA with from all ea
to 4. 1 3.000 cash. wanted to take charge of and manage
a very profitable cash busineee in thin oily. Andy at
33 North FIFTH Stt eet. between 11 and 12 o'clock A.
or 3 and 1 o'oloek P.M. j1254t.
WANTED .-A N EXPERIENCED
BOOK-KEEPER desires a situation. Will
Rice any person SO to secure him an arineptable_posi-
Don, or put him on the track of one. Address " 'Book
keener," Illoori's Dispatch. js26 St*
WANTED—Bv one wishing to be c o me
anqueinted with the Brokers or Insurance bust.
new., a situation In which to he useful to both e maim er
and self. Is quick to apprehend, and writes well. Re.
farence and security, if necessary, given. addresa •
, N.
lo Blood's Dispatch. ASS St.
WANTBD.—A competent Book-keeper
V desires a tiltuation in a Wholesale house. Pmt
class references furni shed am to character, 3:r.Ple ase Address "A. 8. L ._ this office. ja24-3t.
PARTNER WANTED, who has ten or
twelve thousand dollars, to take an interest in a
rate, reliable, manntecturing business, fully established
and doing well. The firm are good business men, and
the business pays Every information given necessary
for an understanding of the phfiracter and advantages
of the business. Best of reference given. and required.
71.1 a II a rare Apporteeity. Address. wlth.real name,
" stamp," Blood's Dispatch, Philadelphia. jati-St
FOR SALE AND TO LET
BILLS ON LONDON-
OFFICE OF
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY,
Southwest oornet THIRD and WILLING'S Alley. MI
THOMAS T. FIRTH, Treasurer
RUCKS COUNTY FARM FOR SALE.—
A handsome farm of ninety-one sores of land in
Penn's Manor Palls Township one-third of a mile of
a litalloll on Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad, one
pule of canal, turnpike, and river, one and a half mile s from Tull)town and four mita from Trenton •; large
new Barn, r tame Dwelling, good Land and fennel.
Price 890 per acre. It isgood property and a very
.cheap one JUSH WI hi PACKIfO USW,
142.5.6 t. BRInTOD. Bucks Co., Pa.
'I 0 LENT FOR A TERM OF. YEARS
12.1-. A Noted Store and fixtures, well Icoaten for IS aid
Lea,
A Mill, 70 by 2d feet, throe stories high, with water
power and steam for scouring aye finishing ewes.
A Dye house, 60 by 23 feet,with good water for dyeing,
and Plenty of dry room.
This property in Fisher's lane, near the Germantown
Railroad. being so very accessible to the oily, makes it
very desirable.
THOMAS FIPRER.
J
Fisher's Lane.
aZ3A-trlY
EOM
slOO co 00
81, 1 . 40 07
16,00 71
*275,746 91
TO RENT,
TUE STORES UNDER THE
CONTINENTAL HOTEL,
ON Till; NINTR•STREET FRONT.
Posseksion will be given on FEBRUARY let, ISGO.
Applications will be received at the office of the Com
pany, at the
8. W. COR. NINTH end BANtIOM STREWN,
1420 to &mid Floor.
TO RENT,
THE SECOND AND THIRD drORIES OP A LAROB
GRANITE BUILDINO.
No. 5 NORTH FIFTH STREET,
6181,721 61
25 EY 100 FEET 1?‘ DETER
J 18.wfmtt
g - 1 'lO OAPITALISTS.—FOR SALE
-2.1::11.Tho Maobinary. Stook and Fixtures of s large
Manufactory of PAPER RANGINGE. replete with
every convenience for carry lux on an extensive busi
ness. A desirable investment to perma■ of energy who
canpush the business For lode with or without the'
building. Income at 322 EREETNET Street.
RUB wfmtf
5341 906 14
KaFOR SALE OR TO LET—A neat,
movement Owelime. No. 814 NORTH SIXTH
Street. Lot 18 feet front.%) feet deep. Apply at No. 430
AIItRKET Street. rlOO-frow-6t
TO LET—A desirable DWELLING,
Inth modem im,rnvements, and large garden,nituatpd on BRIDGE Rime!, above Ttutly•eightb,
Mantua. inquire on the prernme. /ale 7t.
To STR 4W HOUSES.—A large second
•■• atory room to Rent, at T 2 CHESTNUT 5t.1613-6t.
POR BALE—A valuable Lot at corner of
-Iv Christian and Twentieth streets. havig three
fronts, Iv unable for a church or rattan site . site. For terms
kr., Addrees.r. 8.. at this office. Jal3 tf
.FACTORY LOT FOR SALE.--A valua
ble corner lot. 125 feet 'Talus, haring three horde,
admirably losated fora factory site. It is situated to
the southwestern part of the city, in a rapidly-Im
proving neighborhood. It will be hied on reasonable
terms. For particular', address "1%..." office or The
Press. itaB-tf
EWILL LET—The FIRST FLOOR,
SECOND STORE, and, if wished. the THIRD
STORF. of my building, which Soon ere 110 feet deep,
freserving the Collar awl fourth Story for my own use.)
or a 'Wholesale Grocery, Grain and Feed, _or Fray:awn
Store. If rented , the entrance to my OMce,Aloohol
Distillery, and Liquor Store, will 1* 106 NEW Street.
above Front. Possessiongiven one month after taken.
apply to EDWARD WRIGHT, 250 North FRONT
Street, below Vine.
The two Stores will be entirely separate. and.in the
manner the btulding is constructed, will have all the
conveniences. na14.12t
S 420 771 32
1101JSE4 TAVERNS, and STORES,
BEL Real Estate of every description, for sale or to
rent. Apply to MAX DEVI'S,
Real Estate Agent,
N 0.927 North SECOND Street,
In L. Tourny dr. Co?. Seed Store
All orders will I'e promptly attended to. English,
Etenoh, and GermanCollsotor of Groom
Rents. nlll-3m
ROHR & DAVIS WASHING-MACHINE
for STRAWBERRYi P StreetcßßlD Meanies
to 37 Phtladetphis.
By toil machine week's wash of an ordirtary-sised
family tsin tw done before breakfast. It I. equal in ca
pacity to four women. and wises at least 60 per tent. In
wear and tear. Hundreds of them ate now in use. and
" 6tarnirtig . riVl Y o u Py mum tees.
County debts tor sale on reasonable terms. Price of
machine SIO. up to 415.
PLOWMAN & MoBRTDE.
la2-lm` to BTRAwBERRY Street.
COMMISSION HOUSES.
JOSEPH LEA.
NOS. LIS AND 110 CHESTNUT STREET,
!mites the attention of the Trade to his Stook of
COTTON, WOOLLEN,
LINEN AND PRINTED GOODS.
MADDER PRINTS,
New light and dark rpm( styles, a great variety from
MESSRS. SAM'L SLATER & SONS,
SUTTON MANUFACTURING CO.,
MONTE SELLOS L ONIPANF. Alan.
THE ATLANTICTO.'S DIOURNING,
Including many new standard Patterns.
NEAT BLACK & WRITES, PURPLES, LAV.'3, Re.
YAYON ., " & SHEPHERD PLAIDS. & SID F.BANDs.
AND GRAYS, AND CHOICE, DUSTER
STYLES.
WOOLLENS,
FANCY CASSIMERES and DOESKINS, &c.,
FROM BOCK COM., GLENDAp COSI., NEW
ENGLAND COM., CRAWFORD MILLS, BROOK
DALE AND OXFORD MILLS.
EBERHARI)T Fe SONS'
SUPERIOR SLACK PO SKIN AND SILK MIX
TURES.
Salmons. Plain and Printed, of all colors and quali
ties; en tu oky Jeans. Twills, Cords, Cashmarnts,
Kersey's 't weeds, comprising one of the best stocks in
the country. _
AMERICAN LINEN COM.
CRASH, 'LUCKS, SHEETINGS, Ste
Ja3l-3m
PREPARED GLUE.
SPALDING'S
PREPARED GIAJEI
^A arron IN TIMR SA YNS NINP."
DISPATCH
SAVE TUB PIECES!
ECONONTY!
1, asmdentA trill grippeu, area fir well-rstalaref
families, it Is very desirable to have some oheap end
convenient way for repairing Furniture, Toys, Crooke
ry, do,
SPALDING'd YREPARYD GLUE
meets all snob emerseneiee, and to household oan arford
to he without it. It is always ready and up to the Mick
mg point. There is no longer a neoesslty for limping
chairs, splintered veneers, headless dolls, end broker,
oracles. It is Just the article for gone, shell, and other
ornamental work, no popular with ladles of refinement
and Mate.
This admirable preparation is used cold, being ebe
mussily held in solution, and possessing all the valuable
quabtise or tho best osbinet-makers' slue. It may be
used in the plum of ordinary mucilage, being vastly
more adhesive.
"USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE."
N. 111!1 brush eacompanies each bottle.
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Wholesale Depot, No. 48 CEDAR Street, New Ye t i.
Address
HENRY 0. SPALDING h CO.,
Box No. woo. New York.
Pet up for Dealers in Came conttlmos four, eight,
and twelve dozen, a beautiful Lithographio Snow-eaan
accompanying each package.
ror A single bottle of
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLEE
will lace tan tunas Its cost annually to every household
Sold by ell prominent Stationers, Draggiata, Hard
ware and Fmniture Dealers, Grocers, and Fanny
Stores.
Country Merchant/ 'honld make a note of
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
when making uo their hot.
IT WILL STAND ANY CLIMATE.
diln-mwf-y
SEWING MACHINES.
WHEELER & WILSON
SEWING MACHINES.
HENRY COY, Agent,
BDS CHESTNUT STREET, SECOND FLOOR.
Machines, with Operator!, on hire to Private Fain Wee.
Baena OPTICES:
7 West STATE Street, Trenton. N. S.
110 CENTRAL SQUARE, Easton, Pa.
18.19 Rat
UONEY LIBERALLY ADVANCED.—
TQ AN Y Ald.g . LlV7ppon.,Wspbes. Tewelg,
L D lL is trg' l Bl 4 BB,76FraTUCPs a ,V.V t 4l l l
TB iRP and GAB BtrPets, below Lornbard, (LIN
nonr* RP A. M. P. M. tIA-Anot
SAL AMMONIA—For sale by WETII
BRILL it, BROTHER, 47 and 49 NORTH SE
°on Street,
WANTS.
IEICETEI
APPLY ON 'I HE PREMISES
AMUSEMENTS.
WALNUT -STREET THEATRE.
Role LesseeMn.m M.A. GARRETTSCIi.
ti_tase Manage• Mr. I. F. REACH.
EnatneSa Arent.— Mr. 08. D. R Val
La) t Night tint Three of the celebrated DOPER
OPERA TROI'PE.
THIS ( WEDNESDAY) EVENING. Jan. Z.
THE BOHEMIAN GIRL.
Arline. Annie Milner; Queen of the Gipsies. MIAs R.
Payne LDerffshoof. Mr. Ayrsler Co.;k Count Ant
her m. Mr. Bcflolphmra ; First Wray. Mr. Primo.
Auras Milner will rag “10. hare the fissile Lark."
Previous to 'wich TWO tiONNYCAS
rArTnees as usual.
Beats secured without extra charge.
Doors omen at a; o'clork ; Performance to oommehaa
at I o'clock.
%VHEATLEY 6 CLARKE , S MOM.
TR
TlThd R T D;T i aIfIC It i E gvRNI - NG. Jan. ZS,
EVERYBUIJYT FRIEND.
Mr. Fetal:ern', Mr. wm. banner.
WIZARD PhIPP.
Count Bereeitoff, Mr. B adlay : Vern Waiclledort;
Mr. John Wilbert; Alec. Mie, sefton.
IScAme os Pnlcsa.—.Adnuasion 25 tents; &tonna
555t5 in Dress Circle ST'S cents Parquet. In rents.
Donnopen at hal pan o' clock; performances to
millineries at 7 o'clock Precise,.
D AN RIOE'S GREAT SHOW.
NATlortei., THEATRE, WALNUT Bt.. above
lith.
Parcae.—Dress CircleEo orate; FenallpStrole. 1.5
rental Bents in Privve . Boxes. 76 rents ; Whole Pri
vate Bom. 83 and $n
Cn UWE or Tr:Kn.—Doors open et half put Solo:wok.
To commence at 7.
THIS AFTERNOON. Exhibition for Frundies.vrbez
a aelee•ton of diversified entertainment% ledi be men.
THIS tWEDNESVAT ) EVENINti. Jan. 16,
Ninth Night of the magruficent Suotaele and
" l e al ISPl4lll7yot the
r FOUR
A I E '
FIRE. WATER. EARTH. and AIR
Herbert. Mr. W. IL Page • Arnulph. Mr. Wh l ttaker:
Gedah. Mr. 1. Duple reline.E bliss &mnn;
Annelle. Mies Adelaide : Spirit of the Water !dirt,
Min Wilton :Koran@ Miss Wells; Spirits of AIL
Mire Telford and Mies Ea elle.
ACTS IN TEE ARENA.
cDONOUGR'S GAIETIES—AACE St.,
below THIRD. .
•
BENEFIT OF
MR. CLIARLES F. DIAZ,.
On which occasion Mr. Ilernandez nidporlonal.,s
nalebtete..l
, DRt7M MARCH
Comic Pantomime of
DECHALUMEAU,
•
Burlesque upon
OTHELLO
Othello
trir All the Cot • •
ripens appear.
3. LEYAITT.
BILLY 'f110.31.45
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF music
..._
THURSDAY EVENING, /an. :a, aw.
Farewell appearance of
TM. FRENCH OPERA COHIQUE.
On which otormon will orewteted
ToINETTE ET SON CARA RIMER.
T A ett., in one act. the principal roles h
lt.t.S. DARCY E
........ OINFTT.
UTIER (Carabuaier)6,l„PANDOßE AI. SAGE.
To be followed by
LA PARvDIE OF LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR.
Cor and pgrkrmad by M. Gautier.
MAD' I.E. WItudLER IN THE SEC ND ACT OF
T OVATORIS aa.......-- AZUCLEA.
To eor.elnde with the Opera Combine, in one sot, es
titled
LA ROSE DE SAINT FLOUR.
MAD'LLE. DARCY.
M. CAT:TIER.
and M. DLDAS
Musical Conductor.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Parquet. Parquet Circle, and Balcony - 11 ES)
No extra charge for reserved sesta.
Family Circle... ............. . • to eta.
Amehitheatre „.._•••• • •• —•••• • • • • ••.. r • • .25 Cts.
ORDER OF HALE.—"fhe north side of the Parquet
and Parquet Circle .st Beck k Lawton's. The centre
of the Parquet a^d Parquet Circle. at Chickerine's; the
other Durban" of the house at the Academy of Mtre m
Doors open at N. Curtain roll TSun at 8 o'clock
preciacly.
Opera Books mill be riven. free of charge. to ell
purchasing one dollar tickets. ja.ll 3t
T.
IHOSIEUFS VARIET lEb± Cafe Chan
tant,) N. W. oorner FIFTH and CHESTNUT
Strath..
GREAT CONCENTRATION OF TALENT,
(EVEitY RVENIt4G DURING TELE WEER,)con,-
biatnc
FUN VARIETY. TAI ENT. and NOVELTy !
In 'which Mr. W. N. SMITH, the uniiraile,l Br-al
der Bones" wiltetpg.ar.tio co,runnelion with
TWENTY LADIES A N D tiEN YLEIIEN,
All of them A rtists of superior R NUT.
Ina most renal BROCA A AIM Is% eir.braeins Coudo
and Sentimental Ballads, Ethiopian Define emir,
C also, and Burlesque Dances. Orellintral Mean,
Farces. Funny Say rose, Instrumental Bolos, Gomm Re
citations. &0.. .ho.
!E=NN=
Jati-6t T. B. TTIOMELT, Manager JtEd Proprietor
BENEFIT OF THE LAWRENCE SU
FEI3.F.IIf3.
CONCERT IALL haring been placed. 'without
charge, at the dtsposal of the Enacotive Commune for
the Re lief of the Sufferers by the LaltfenOit eettlatro
plat, and
•
M.R.B. D. P. DOWERS
Minna generously tendered her services, it le reekett
fully announced that the Kin deliver es ILL' 0-
TAATED LEOIII WE on " SONO AND PASSION,"
FR
Mneleal Interludes and aver,aor la t h the Hall. on
FRIDAY EVENING !VEX T.January
TIC K ItTsine C E TS. Jell-ti
SANDERSON'S EXHIBITION ROOMS,
CHESTaIL T H EATRE r Stith.
THIODON'S F ARTA.
THIS EVENING,
Will be offered the following elegant scenes t The Port
of Genoa. Washington and his Genera's, are truly re
presented.
NAPOIJON CROSSING THE ALM.
In which tOpoo.Movins Futures are represented—ha.
gether with a lite-like Stew of tee General and ius Meg
shall. The army on ita March.
MONKS OF MT. ST. BERNARD.
Alter which the terri6o scene of the Storm at Sea.
The exhibition ternainatine with the model view of
the monster steamship, the Great Eastern.
Afternoon parformanceson Wednesday and Sattirds.7.
Tickets. 25 cents. Children. 15 cents.
.U.nra open at 7. To corranw.co at 8.
A N'IVERSARY OF THE MERCHANTS'
Ft:Nil-110 sixth Iv/nice:Tare of this Associa—
tion will bn held on WEDNEFDAY tVENINti. Feb
1, at o'clock. 01 the bittilC/LI, FUND HALL. "a
which occasion the annual retort of the BO‘Tti of .10
bogeys will be read. and adarey,es_d_el . .yered by the
Re ° l . 1) 4) r 8 I . ; £{ l / 1 4i t. £ I RV h aul °
GEURG . P. L. RUZBY: Eau..
The :llama. by the Germania Band, will be tnder the
direcbon of CARL SENTZ.
Cyrds of nxlnauis , on mtv bcb3l3,_gratallously. by by
pinny to F.:O3II:NU A. SOULE K.
N 0.3 DOCK Street;
SAIIITEL F. STOKES..
f , fiONT Street;
WILLIAM C. LUDWIG.
In3-del N.:3 N. THIRD SiToet.
GERMANIA ORCIIi;STRA.—PubIic
hearsala erey 8 kTITRDAT. at MUSICAL FUND
BALL et S' o'olook P. M. Ttekets to .3% had et G.
Andres, and Beek & Larnon'a Musio Stores, and et
the door. Ja2l-3a,
THIRTEENTH ANNUAL BALL OF
THE PHILADELPHIA (Book's) BAND, No. 1.
will be sivoo u the
NATIONAL 1 3L'ADS' HALL.
On WEDNESDAY EYENINI3..IIIIUST) 1%11,1310.
7 he Managers take pleasure in
etas
to the gstrott.s
and friends or the Rind that no ellenbe sparou to
render this Ball as bri haat as thoae heretofore sr, en,
Tickets $1 euch, admitting a zentlerasn and ladies,
ono be had at Heck k ßorne'. F.LS at alt KET blreet. of
Jame. M. week. No. 714 FLORIDA otreet, above
Bloventh, and below Fitzwater, or or any of the
anaeers, of Members of the Band.
Itr3a-ar . W M. C. VINYARD. Director.
ril.rdtirL Ur %V uhrcS
Northeast earner of TENTH and CHESTNUT
Btreeta. Brett and Novel Attract.),
SIGNOR BLITZ,
The wonderful MISICIITI and lientr: . oanist.
EXHIBITION EVERY EVENING GURENG THE
WEEK.
- -
Commenoine at 7V o'cloot. nail On WFDNESPAY
arid SATURDAY AFTERNOONS at 3. The eMebratett
Automaton Rope Vaulter. one of the greatest pit eev ..f
tileohamaut ever extutatea,amll appear in toot) ixtuta
tion. and . perfonn hbr eatomehing tea te,
Admuunork S rm. M. Children Meseta.
THE LAST WEEK. OF
PARISINA,
LOCI'S PRIZ. , PICTURE.
THE PILGLZM FATHER
and
THE. MARTYRDOM OF JOHN HUSS
et_the
DUSSELDORF EXILIBITION:
AC ADEMI OF FINE ARTS.
1025 CHESTNUT Street.
OwAhem 9 A. M. tot P.M,
Adadeston ZS cents.
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF TILE
PINE ARTS.
It QUESTNUT STREET,
Is QPEN DAILY. ISundeje aseepteni,l from 9 A, M.
till 6AI.
Wanted—The Tenth cO/12Me of " ViDit Sze•zaa
Pertiria " of Psranue.
Adecumon 73 oenu. Children under U jee half
Shares of Stock 830.
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
JW. SUOTT—late of the firm of Wit
• cheater & Scott—GENTLE:MR.II'B FUR_Nitllf-
ING STORE and SHIRT MANUFACTORY, SU
ca,EnNIJT Street, (nearly opposite tha Girard Haase.)
Philadelphia.
J. W. & would respectfully call the attention of tits
former patrons and friends to his new store, and re Ire
pared to fill orders for SHIRTS at short nonce. A
Er e lg ir fi l lgargt4 . Wholesale Trade ensplil3crilllirth
COLORED PHOTOGRAPHS!
IVORY TYPES.
DAGUERREOTYPES
At
MoGLEES',
NO 628 CHESTNUT STREET.
Belo. Seventh tont:mita Jef ne's Han
$l. PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS. SI.
Those who desire a many . sp!endld
PHOTOGRAPH
Should call at this
THE OLDEST-rSTABLISHED AND NICST EXTEN
S (YE PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY IN THE STATE.
Cowes of DAGUERREOTYPES or Arnbrotyyes, of
any size, finished in CHAT(Pc. CIL, WATER-C . OlOB.
EMIL, Or Rd IVORYTTrEs. dI3 Yrn
jr lISTR ECEITED, PER
VIGO ,
A coningranent of new end besuttfal
STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS,
which we offer at very reasonable ;nom
EDWARD PARRISH,
,1,21-tr ay3 ARCH &wee.
, THE PHRENOLOGICAL CABtNET,
. ' ESSIBLisnED HT FOWLFR, WELL,. A. C.).,
Is open Mir and evening, for the Ws or Rooks
on Phrenology, Physiology, es ater-eure..3.0.1
and for
PHRENOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS.
The importance of Phrenology, in the training of the
young . , the selection of occupations and con rsu , ont,
and in every department of active life. is feltemd ac
knowledged
fa by all intedigon t persons who are acquaint
ed wits its cta.
Written descriptions from daguerreotypes will ba
sent by mail for two dollars.
Catalogues of books gent g tabs.
JOHN L. CAPE%,
No. 922 CHESTNUT Street, sensor., spi.y,
d7.leS . a3m (-NV once,
BUTTER, DRIED APPI ..k ND
PFACHES.—ZIO tubs nee. kegs of rrtrie Parr
Butter ; Iu) Logs rootinx do ZK i , y new 1,•:‘,1
nod. reachea. In note and foramla
• GILL ;Art.
N 0.31 NORTH Wii2.liVl
AEttOllOL, FLUID, and PINE OIL, in
Meech and half barrels, manufactured dEsdr,
and drltyered free of Porterage. Fer sale E, Row..
LEY, ASHBURN KR, & C0.,13 8. WHARVES. vt:4
inEtEESE —375 boxes Ilerkuntr County
Mime, in atom end for axle by C. C. SADLER ok.
CO_ 4 R einnr okhow•
RAVANA CIGAREL—A full asschnient,
just reeemed, in 'tore aid bond. The xttontion.
dealers very is innted. 8. FUGU.T EONS.
41:1S•tr NA Qnrith PtfINT Str,et.
HORSES TAKEN TO WINTER on a
Farm in Delaware emanty. Excellent ontilel
and nc
experieed Ornom. Apply IVU
624 WALT
s tw r on., otf
Q Invoiee tweived. and f 0
A- sale by NVETHEIbbij o BROTHER,
Ha. a taw a lulu bBOOND Bunts,
M. REITTIM.