=II
The song ." Soots Who, bite" wall then' Sung by
Mr. John Gibson.
a—Pe:may've:aim—The key-storto of the gionoun arch,
Her iron, her coal, her are ' her manufacture 'a, het
railroads, her canals, her bar, pulpit and prose, her
school system, her scholars, end the inteiligeneo, ho
nesty. hod wise howiervatiem of filer people, have given
her eduirt and proud p eminence in the sisterhood of
States.
William S. Young, Esq.). responded\ in a Tory
cirque% address, in widen ho desarilled the adVan
tages and glarles,clusterlng tirodnd „the institutions'
of _our .State. In cane of a conflict of sootions,
PennlYlirania sided ready to drive back - the Abo
litionists df the North, and the secessionists of the
Sonth. Be hoped tied would preserve this Union,
and Pregeree Pennsylvania as the Keystone of the
artih, would hone
alt
B—The a alter or /10Pg Bitres„.-- lebrie
for all time to the songs sung at the cradle of Ottpcet.
James Johnston responded by calling on
Colonel Fitzgerald, who said he would bu sorry to
pass over the memory of so good a woman vs
the mother of Hobert Burns. ,No one had done so
intieh for mankind ad the mother of that groat
thud tit liehg: After a fear Words of once.
' , aunt to her memoil, lithiltalti took hie seat
amid great applause. , .
•D. Mclntyre then sang the song of Highland
Mary.
6—The Past and rho Present ttl Philattelphia.—ln our
exultation at the element unparalleled prosperity of our
great, beautiful, rich, healthful, and happy city. lot us
not forget those who in other dare con , r,buted so largely
to its giory—tho Onattram it, Whites, Girarde, Cadwals
dere Biddies, Fattenhou,es, Wigan', &admit's, eio, ;
n,P.tholie Who ate now contributinr, to its embellish-
Meat, fresh the deep wells of their glidsperitg—the
Origi,. Jayvee, tlarrlsone. Hartwells, Mesichertt,
Carpenters Cheinberies, and others,
Colonel Peter Rodgers responaed in a vety brief
speech, and wad followed by David E. :Winebren
ner, Who sang the song, "Lot us speak of It maned
we tied. hint." •
7-27 is Ploughman of airrdifig.- - Itii
the peer of env man.
Is Were, for honest poverty.
That hopes his head, and a' that
-pm coward slave, we pass hue by,
, We dare be poor for a' that:
For a' that, and a' that,
_Our toil's obscure, nee a' that;
The rank is but the enlace's stamp, •
The man's the goal fin a' that.
. „
Walter Bough, Esq., due of the vide presidente ,
responded in a brief address, in *Mall he said the
- pleughnlen trier the Witole ti•orldi Me Men who
earn their bread by the sweat of their brhiv,
are the most honest and independent men in the
world.
. Mr. J. Gibson then sang ti The Banks and Braes
Wf Bonnie Doan."
S-The Public Press of America.-The insurmounta
ble and impenetrable wall, that on the one ante, pro
tects and promotes virtue. industry, and independence,
and on the other, wards oiradltwendere futile all the as
units of ignorance. bigotry and mime.
iteplied to by Colonel Forney. Colonel Forney
true received with loud applause, and Wad greeted
at intszvals with !Guard:teem -
e-Perim-The language in which Burns make to
the universal heart of humanity. Let tic cherish our
Inspired songsters. Boker, Bryant, DuNnii; R 011465.
0.9,11ea1t. Longfellow, haze. Stockton, end others.
Robert Oibson replied by calling on Mr. John
D. Stookton, who made a brief speech. After the
eloquence of Col. Forney ho could say nothing.
De could not speak of it as it deserved; Burr s
himself should speak to this. He regretted Burns
did nOt Thee a hundred years, for then he might see
his overt centennial: -
Col. Peter Rodgerathen sang "'Willie brewed it
pock a' trout," unit' 'great laughter and applause.
.10. , -The Bar of PAiledeliditri.A Philadelphia Law - -
yor" is a phrase need the worid,civer. lt Proclaims Chit
nigh character .of our bar lot learning, eloquence;
luoty, courtliness, and all the other graces of school-
gs nd manhoJd
!implied to by . lianiel Dougherty, kart,
11-Burns Associalion.e throughout the world,.
While a hiveof beautyltenderness, and troth, exists in
the human heart, - these Associations will exist and
ourish.
Mr. David P. Mitchell, Feq., responded in a fur
appropriate and humorous remarks. As regards
Barns Assooiations throughout the world, there
never was a finer conception than to form them.
In every torn and hamlet throughout the world
there arc Burns ASSOOMEMEIE in some chaps or
other. So tong as the world lasts the memory of
Robert Burns will last.
Mr. Daniel Mclntyre then sang, "A Man's a
Man for That," amidgreat applause.
lt --/aderiendenee attn.-The old Roineetead of Lib
vtay is dear to the, hearts of act lovers of Freedom.
nt mar it stand, the Mecca of all worshipper* of
mlitioal and Dick, Liberty.:l
- Walter .13. Maj., responded In an eloquent
address, in Whichhe gave a hlstorionl acdount of
the Slate-house. Ills rebuke, which were very
interesting, will be printed tomorrow. '
.11.-The Lasses.-Health to the sex ilk gold ohiel sayst
• Wl' merry, dance in winter days,
Are we to share in common
The suet of Joy, the halm of wee,
The soul of la, the heaven below,
Is rapture giving Woman I
Mr. D. lifelntyie responded; b' singing the Song
of " Croon Grow the Rushes 0." •
The festivities were prolonged until between one
and two o'clock. When our reporters left the com
pany were in the'midst of_ merriment. The notes
of our reporters were furnished at suoh a late hour
that we are compelled to omit the remarks of An.
gni McPherson, Walter D. Diok, Daniel Dougherty,
and John W. Forney, which will certainly appear
to-morrow.
The following despatches were received in the
course of the evening. They were In response to
the following sentiment, which was telegraphed
oter the country by the Thlladelphla Borne Assn.
elation :
'Burnt—Tho unshed vensant; the negate's poet ;
the tram of independent mind, has tauslit the world
that talents and integrity will triumph over elLattempts
put 112 wealt h 2 d 6 " U r ! r C i . o la r e a l s n h tg. m ke ore Intr.
At eleven o'elot k we will drink prospenty to the Phila
delphia Darns Club l and may mirth and Joy be in on
I—Jamss Picsson,.l - restuent'Alhany.lierne Club."
",Wit,lemoTOtti Delaware . —Bams, the poet, patriot,
philanthropist,. and philoseober. Di* genies. whith
Intrna throuph his went', prightens with.age. Play his
lore of freedern and indopendenee stand.ns a heneoh
tifht to all future amis. Jima+ BOLQIIIIORR. chatimen
Berne Festival, Wilmington, Delaware."
" BALTIMORE Jan. 25 .— The Baltimore Burns Club
eat their bregire i r of Philadelphia: and may mirth and
kai'VY4l,7anV.M.B Clue. Baltimore. "
to your
beautiful 50D83714 et, the following 'Robert Burns—
Tho poet, the patriot and the man, Love and friend,
Ship to al, assembled (a hie name te-ntght.. J. ROBERT'
SON. Corresponding Seeretary.'
Ciacitraert, Jan. 56.-1 our favor received. Oar
r"
0 ODES t our Bolin nn anon' chief
ga~e sans Faith to the man and dell.
he 'sages loved him - vars. wee!.
And he to them ne'er turned lite heel.
Bee we to you oar Philadelphia freends,
Ole heart and hand It keritatty simple omens;
k u it u alVri v t t iTe o e f itTgitt 's Z o et e nt.
"Jona Jaantai, President Burns Club."
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The Illunev Itlarket.
PUILADELPUIa, Jan. 25, 1820
Tke stook market• remains unchanged. Every
kind of Sio_prity known as reliable for an annual
retarn upon the"monoy in-tested keeps up in price,
while all thoso tinged with doubt are not readily
sold, even at the quoted rates. The fang stooks
aro totally negleoted.
The money market is easy for loans upon good
Collateral, ar for gilt•edged paper, but &Unctions
of retail bills aro made with difficulty. and Small
traders,-not well known in moneyed circles, have
to pay twelve to fifteen per cent. for what money
they are obliged to - raise on their beelines paper,
and do not fled it a light task to procure it, oven
at these rates. The cause of those difiloulties, in
a time when money is abundant, may be readily
felted in the disturbed state of men's minds as to
the security of the cotttry, and the stability of
trade. ."
We notioe that the New York Legislature is to
bo again °Goa*/ with the consideration of a bill
providing for the seizure of the deposits in Ravings
banks which have remained uncalled for during a
certain period, and to appropriate the money to in
stitutions for the education of the blind and deaf
and idiotic. It would seem that the common
sense of any man holding the position of a mem
ber of a legislative body would allow him at once
that 'such deposits were matters of contract be
tween the parties snafus and receiving them, and
not the businees or concern of any outside parties
whatever—even the State—and that any law pro
vidlog for their removal would be a law for the
abrogation of contracts, and, therefore, void.
Some astute individuals assume that the Legisla
ture min attain the same objoot in another way by
lsVying a heavy special tax upon each deposits.
Ii Id a pity these &lona cannot seo that the State
of New York is great enough, and rioh enough,
and generous , enough to provide for them must
worthy charities, without sequeetring the deposits
of poor people, who are doubtless sleeping soundly
in rellanee upon the Imlay of the little hoards they
have provided against a day of need. -
The Union bondholders held a meeting to-day,
at which a paper, signed by several bondholders,
was submitted, suggesting that the bondholders
surrender a sufficient portion of the bonds held by
them for the purpose of paying off the floating
debt, and that the canal receipts go to the bond
holders. The subject was referred to a committee
of nine, with directions to report fully hereafter
upon the condition of the corn puny.
The direotore of the Morris Canal Company an
tounoo a eemi-annual dividend of five per Cent. on
the preferred stook, and two per cent. on the con
solidated stock; both payable to Philadelphia stock
holders at the oftlee of B. W. Clark A Co., en and
after February lth.
Peleg W. Chandler, Esq., one of the ablest of
Massachusetts lawyers, mean', in arguing a pan
per ease in court, at Boston, said if the city of Bos
ton would sell Its pauper establishment, and put
out the money at interest, the income would board
all the paupers at the Tremont House. •
We have no doubt that the paupers would be
highly gratified if Mr. Chandler's suggestlon.were
carried Into practice as part of the munieipal econo
my of the modern Athens.
,We are indebted to Messrs. Wells, Fargo, it
Co.'s California Express for,valuable news publica
tions from California, mate of which we expect to lay
before our readers to-morrow. The amount of
treasure reported by the Bade Is $1.760,182, be
/idea which, private receipts are eapposed to have
been not far short of a quarter of a million.
The treasure shipments from San Vrancisoo
for the year just closed, by steamers, were as fol
lows:
Pew York....
.v.nslnnd
Total obiongats by atoamers for twelve
months, Z 859. .... 4141,333,317 4/
The amount mutt from bozo durin.; 1855 wee
$15,459,239.50, which shows a falling off of $l,-
119,922.12.
The shipments of treasure in °elm, bars, duet,
•te., by sailing vessels from this port for the year,
were as follows :
..•.$3,125,291
onolula •
asap— 34,500
East Ind ........ 24,200
Total by Bailing vend s,laca 83,326,6ei
Grand total exports of treasure for 1859, $47,684,-
1308—whieh to an increase of $135,740 over the ship.
:nerds:of 1858.
The iniports were as follows:
•
•
balulynoil
Tote[ for
eh Ulan Seeriefie . Ot ii 161.952 over lea.
,TAilltdelphia Markets,' , ,
LOMAT 25th-BVOIIIIIK.
•
ileat Ogive:ininuh:yvmnrrketd
41 6 .78 6ro al• qatx . mtil; oTs . 116rall ' cloifle .
Y SUM i 3%1 MI 140). V 744), OA WO 1
, 200 hbls fine middlings at 144 2.5hh1. The retailers
and bakers are buying to a limited extent at the above
fisuros according to quality. Aye Piour and Corn Meal
are unchanged. but dull_r_ the former at 84.25, end the
latter at f53.7511r lib). Wheat is rather more Plan a tui
the demand (or it is limited. Only about the bushels
have been mold at 813401460 for prime red. and .v 1 tOO
(dr Prime White., lty Is steady at if to for Pennsylvania.
Corn CI rather dull. hut prunes are unchanged ;,about
s,ooobusheledry yellow cold at lee ig stdro and n the
curs, and 1.500 bushels damp, parl at 710 mod pat [private.
Oats are not much inquired tor, and 1600 bush fair Dela
*ate sold at 42e afoot; Penn, are selling slowly at 466
ta Mora. Varley and Malt are unaltered, and a mo
derate business dom. Bark is wanted, but there is
hdoe here, rind ,fis t. tfineraitititi would bring an ad
vance en previdtis quotations. Craton—The market is
firm ; bayerhowne fortettra climb', hiving to the high
views of holders. Gramma are unchanged, and a
Mall business doing at fully (limner rale& Provision! ,
—,There is no change in price or demand, and rho mar
ket is quiet. Seeds—There is not much demand far
Cloyer seed ; about TOO berth have been taken at from
sk76 to 60,25 for common to good and prime iota.
Whiskey continues dull ; Penn. lib% arm selling at 24u,
wedtorn hhda .17310, arid driidgo at 23566230 per gal
led.
EtiILAD2LEFLIA BTOO.
January
RIITOSITXDIt 9. E. SLAM
FLOM I
1.600 City Cs. 10i5...". MS
300 .30 new, lota.ch.lo2
2000 N Penn 10a.oaalt 85
1000 do. • • 65
lOW Elmira. Ist m ... 6232
1000 do„.. .. .. 523 i,
1000 Ilsrriebar; R 6s .. 93
1100 Penn It 2d 9100 09 86%,
20 Ilene Mead R..3ds 6530
22 Penna. R 10ta..... 37
elbld Bank 11732
dd..— .... ..1115E
132.14.8132 , 1
LOOO Beill Nay ea 'B2: .b 3
10 Cout'wth .t3k I
BEbOND
..... 92
City 9.21 i
10 a
in
ha 30
1390 Cata d w Ist
It2YJ do 3O
1000 do 1)5
1000 d 0 135 3 30 0
1000 ' do 30
lOW N Ponnd R 10e.... 35
6000 Cinn da, Int Cin
Park 90
lELLO4IIW PRI(
Bid .As6rd.
Phil.% 65—..—..88S 98M, I
03332 937E i
"
Penns Le —91.1 i 92 ,
Reading R. —.-ISh 18h'
'7o 47 80
In Z t 611
i'D9 4 ,idt . i.i - a:7111i IT
m97l ° ? ,`Pellt ( o 3 ,o.ki
Sahel! aav 6 , 1=6636 07
Raw York Stook 0
1111C0110 80.11.111.
1000 1.1 8 tis 14........10111 200 N Y C0trtv01....1,60 7274
9001Mieeouri 63......„ 793 2W do - 724
, MVO Vtrgituags 91% WO do Iko 72%
GOWN 1 Central 72 ...101% 000 do ............. 72%
2070 Mioh 138 F bde... 51 300 do 40 .2%
0000 11l COn bde....c60 07 000 do 4 72.
9
0000 do .• ..- . 87% 31.10 d0...........b.93 T i
20 Rank of C0m...... 903 j 250 do bb 721 i
100 Ohio &R. 1 R.. 410 01 1000 Reading .R. —.LW 30
300 do 40 ds .220 do
20 , go 000. oeil 10 Paolo% R._.. . -X
.129
300 .1 d
4 633 E 100 111 Central It .060 455%
100 do. .....el5 1133‘ 340 tial & Ohio R...xd 590
IW Clev & ' fol 1t..12;0 aoli 2% Mich 8& N 1 ed. /5
fiIfiRKETS.
Aeries aro Ouiet at ela 25 for Pots, and SG 375; for
Pearls.with sales of 150 barrels.
FLuon.—Ttie market for state and Western is dull.
but without ishanre, with light receipts, and sales of
0 - 00 bbls at $4.95r15 10 for superfine State, 85 20 ors SO
extra Btate. Wee 10 for superfine Western, 0520.15.95
for extra Western. et. 6010 75 for extra round-hoop
Ohio. Southern Flour is dull and heave, with sales of
700 bbl, at 66.ieere.70 for common to good. and $0 &IA
7.25 for extra, Canada flour is heavy, with sales ol SOU
bbls at $5 btler 6,75 for extra.
Baer rt.—Whent is very quiet, and prices favor the
buyer, but without sales to report. Corn is less buoy
ant; Wes of MOO bus at 000820 for new white and
yellow, Otos tun dull at 39r, 43c for Southern ; Fenn
olranian. aid Jersey, and tsirglo for elate, Canada,
and Western.
Paoeisioss.—Pork is quiet and firm; sales of No bbls
at $10.75 for mess, end 511.70tr11.75 for ppm. Beef is
steady' sales of 200 bble at ti45:4.25 for country prime.
Sarnia fir country inesa,B9o9 75 lor repacamiChioago,
and 510.50011 for extramesa Bacon inquiet. Cut meats
are steady at PliittOic for llama, 8140 - 6 X ,, for Shoulders.
Lard is firm; sates of 100 WS at 10V0lithie. Butter and
Cheese are quiet.
WIIISINY 33 dull at 2330.
NEW YORE CATTLE MARKET—Wedriesday,.lan.
26-serf kir Again,--The receipts have been 9,407
Beeves, 96 Cows, 412 Veal,, 8,009 Sheep end Lambs. end
1807 Swine—showing an increase dt 6 Cowl, 21 \reels,
and a deoreese of 746 Reaves, 901 cheep and Lambs.
suit 3,378 kiwina. nt bargee, New Jersey, 735 tend
were eo'd to butchers for this market. At Allerton'a
2,274 herd were y arded, against 3 6:2 last week. The do
ordased lamely of 740 head has rather etrongtheried the
market for Reef Cattle, and we quote en advance of
hotf a cent Par lb, I,l4dvern and owners are not jolt
over tlita improvement, because they expected a
greater TWO, and they appear keet as dies 'tidied as thee
have been for weeks under a deolinin4 market. The
quality was no. better then lest week. and toe the
number oa sale the proportionof rood stock
suss leee. The prices were 10210 X cents for extra,
90912 for good Steers, and Galt cents for oilier
grades. The average price about 6 cents. Bleep
and Lambe have continued to meet it good attention
from butehers at foil rates. 'I hequality hos eon
bound excellent. and an average price of era 4006 line
been paid Tor very extra stock 12 ml2i. c, dressed. has
been realized. or felest2o 4r, bead.Veal , ' have solo
fairly, et We're. Cows havelliren ceiling to a moderato
extent at 826060, be to quality. she receipts of Swine
hare fallen off. and moan have advanced. We .1110t0
live hems. whir+ are scarce, at efo6o groan, and
dressed at Ai et7XO net.
Markets by Telegraph.
8a1.21210nE, hin.26.—Flour quiet hut firm : 'lnward
street .96.60; City Mills and Ohio hold at of 26as 00.
Wheat dull and drormine ; Red 12301230 ; White 130i2
Me. Corti active;rices steady ; Yellow 681r7ile; White
720740 Pork steady; Moss 40%251MM, W Maker ao•
tine but prices lower; sales at Stange. Bills on New
York unchained.
Mositat. Tau. 24.—Sales of Cotton to day 6 000 bales;
Middlings laMe. The sales for the past three days have
been 12 LOU bales. Cotton Freishis to Liverpool 17-32 d;
to Havre 114. Bills on New York Mrt34 discount. bter
ling. Exchange 70736 d.
Cm! xitan i lan. s6.—Provisions are steady. There
was 'lathing done to day in mess Pork. Flouruiet.
Whiskey dull at 21e0110. Wheat firm. Corn du ll.
CITY ITEMS.
You nave ntyr youn DAYS LEI' r in which to
eutor your names for the sixth year's Award of Pre
miums. in the Cosmopolitan Art Association. E. H,
Hunt & Co., Fifth and Chestnut streets.
W. B. MENDENHALL having roptirohased the storo
property of B. M. Broomall. Coiitoeville, Fa., will open
with an entire new stook of roods in time for spring
trade.
THE BIRTEDAY or ROBERT BORNE.—Yesterday
wee the anni roomy of the birth of Robert Burns. It
was celebrated with spirit by Scotoinnea all over the
world, and thousands, no doubt, recited the hneg which
convey so much wisdom and philosophy In such quaint
and pithy pliragg
" 0 wad some power the vibe pie ng.
To coo °Oriole as 'them gee us :"
We are quite confident that. if this si ft of self-appro.
oiaton,was universally bestowed, there would he but
few persons who would not array themselves in the
elegant sermon made at the Brown Roue Clothing
Hall of Rockhill & Wilson, Nog. tO3 and 605 Chestnut
street.above Sttth.
Linear Wooten Y DERIVATION Or.— 44 The
speech wee mere Linsey 7,'oolsey stuff." The sense of
this will be better understood when we come to give the
derivative old Saxon phrase, which is: "Lieges hit—
woolen hie "—viz : Flax in here—wool in here—a stuff
composed of both materials, and so neither linen nor
woollen—neither one thing nor the other. We have
given the above in consequence of the Importance at
tached to lingey vroolsoy by the movement' in the
South 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 Granville Stokes, No. m Chestnut street.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
UP TO TWELVE O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT
GIRARD ROUSE—Ohentnut mt.. below Ninth.
N C Watts. Carlisle W M Watts. Carlini°
F. Reed, ht Louie J V Aver, Chicago
W K brown. St Louis W A Ilargadine, St Louis
W D Weples, St Louis P A Small, York, Pa
S P Dunmore, New York F' B A Lewis, Boston
N M Smith, Watertown NY W it 'Woods. New York
M H Winger. New York 8 Fishery. New York
Mr Frantarelli, N York Card S I' Bowen ,N, la, Va
J P Morton & wf. Ky .1 Blanchard. Boston
A Blocker, New York S A Taylor, Oa
W K Watts, niehmond 8 Putney, Richmond
M Fisher. New Nock C Hater, Pa
W Ridsway,_N J Ben Mc Dam eta A in, Vt
C I, Morse, }dew York It Smiles. New York
al Bradley, Now York Bev J R R Brown, N York
Mrs Brown, New York C B Booth, Edgartown
Max Strakoseh, New York J I' Hood, KY
W L. Hyde, Boston F L W beak,- & la. Poston
Mrs Love, Cin, 0 J 1) Evans, New York
B F Seward, Brooklyn .1 - C Rives, Washington
A Elliott. Jr, Wnshington IS Seagrove, R I •
E 118towell. New York B V Hs ughwout. N York
0 Tower,Pottaville J I) Barns. New York
C Scott, dew York Bev Si Boor & la
0 P korman &la N York .1 II Andrews, New fork
W 8 Clapp, New Fork 5 W Fredrick. Now Turk
Mn Boylan, Cinc J L Lord, Jr, & wf, N Y
A ¢ Cohen, Call anon Mrs 11. 13i imone, California
tl. 11. Wyman, N L A Edam ds, hi V
1 0 Ilseetton. N Y 0 Carpentor, N Y
b ft Mead & wf. N y SI. Drake & wf, Cut, 0
W h Lawton, N Y II Kalmar. N Y
John S Nome. Scotland If e udge, England
K N Allen, N 0 Wm Brasher, Brookli a
1%1 Brasher. Brooklyn It I' Mime •r
T W Evans, einahvisto IL C Gardner, Nashville
Beni C Banks. N Y Ins L Johnaon, rants Fe
• en Cl Withered, Halt II Al Denier. Boston
W hloCloskey, N Y I' Johnson, N Y
L Pelham, Ind E F Owen. Ind
.1 Q., Rawson, Ohio DJ Warwick. Balt
F ft Johnson,Boston Wool Petry, Boston
B 8 Freeman, N Y I W Robinson, Attleboro, Pa
D Bar, Puovidence, It I John Butterfield, Utios,
Jae Carson & la. Lake HOP N . II S o n" . N V
COI 0 'lmlay, St Louis A II Coleman. Cin, 0
II Andrews. StLouis Win Marsh, N y
ri M. Whitaker, N y Andown. N Y
West Resng!. N Y Matthews, N Y
D It Mourn,n N Y
AMERICAN HOTEL—Chestnut st.. above Fifth.
O P Button. Yet C Campbell. Altoona
W Oreen & Is. N y e C Clark, N J
Jae McLean Summit Hill H Baker & °till& N Y
Mrs M T Leinbacill, 11l C Mrs Fulkerson, N 0
AN Leinbach,N 0 J M Prick. Alinersvilm
Benl_ Bannon, PoOriv J I. Buckley N. fain
J (3 Nortb. New Haven C I, North, Chicano
I? H Winterstein Ya It W Addis, Lancaster
S Blum, N Y I) Nelson. N y.
H Fisker. Mineravillo 3 Hilborn, N Y
R BAtlantaew Haven E B Heron, Tenn
J ii n/tan, Ohio J Brooklesby, Hartford
F H Arnold, Cincinnati
" JONES' HOTEL—Clieetnut et.. below Seventh
P F Parsons. Conn W A Dunbar, Va
J hvinx,TrontAlq J G Crowley, Balt
Mre Wm Few Smith, N J she AI &dienek, N J
Geo N Cherry. N J Chu Gednees, , Balt
B etheldnn.l4 Y JFI uteeple Nos
J Miller, NI! A Goughertr, N Y
It A Williams, NY ti W ennonone, (Ban
R A Righter. Washington A Li.otwrAnoo. Vt
T
Drhams Dun W n. N J,
Memphis MoAnaby, N J
MERCHANTS' HOTEL—Fnurth street, below Arch.
.IDernton, Clearfield Chas Kessler. Reading
ha Fowler, N Y V"ro Lilly, Carbon no, Pa
W therfield. Jr, Easton A Fiehthorn. Reading
F:eading B Lltrratt, Plto
W Rases.' &~la, la, J B Ackley, Pl u to
I 1 McAfee,BY Jena A Locke. Boston
Gaylord,Plymouth, Ps S Dodeon, Fairmount dime
Thee tram. Dever N J W cCay,p,‘
Jan W Vier, Norfolk, Va Tho Whitt, York I. a ,
D W itney,N H Brown, Erie.
Joe C Brown, Erie. Pa Joe Mahon, dloppenehllrg
8.19,2112,927 22
3,109,220 21
2E2,242 24
21!.600 00
THE UNION 'HOTEL— Arch street, above Third.
Thais Richards, Pa 11trtiositer, Ohio
Jae Leland, Milton, Pa 11 &ailing, Rending
B Ingersoll, Indiana 00, Pa Dr Hap es. Plurnixville
N Darkly, N Y W L Dillentlertler, El Paso
Mire Daffenderilbr, Lano W Elder, Franklin co. Pa
W Lane, Mouth Easton Denj HaywoodPottsvi ll e
L Thompson k la, Pa IC N iT
A A klotohkirs, Conn I A Ehnen, AluMletown
BT. LOUIS HOTBL—Chestnut at., ab. Third.
W Lellittleu, Wilkoebarro rNI Boone,_New York
i lki bloom, N J C B Minut, e a
D Jame & daue, Del 0 E eloreline & la. N York
611 Ooralino & In, N York oti Boughton & la, N y
Y W Cotes Chicago D Potter. N J
WJ B Smith, Jersey City E B Bedle, Id J
Y It Bubbell.Elt Louie A li rAltott, New York
B NI Judd, Cocci I..ncage, New York
A Crosby, New York • 1 P Showier, Pa
coot Loom', Franco Licut N /Meek, France
C Malta, N_ew York Mica A Durand, Now York
W II Jones, PhDs
82,431,0 n
. men
. • 4,886
VON
BARLEY SHEAF HOTEL—Beeond et., below v ine ,
John Sculley, Pa Thos Ent. N J
M Edel, Min Btecy Brown Pa.
Wm H Eberle, At Chunk J B AteNnir. Manch Chunk
A Gaines, Pa a on.ine, Bucks co
Min Percy, co D D , sylor. Bethlehem
Joe ;imolai, ka. 3 W Fry, Doylestown
$3,478,51.4
'MOUNT VYANON ROTEL—Second etreet,above Arch
M Wileoti,Titteburg ' • - R M Storm. !Ammeter •
.1 Michele, White /Laren W C rehrenoseher, N Y
W Thorn k b, A U no Asktou, Ausoa,
BLACK BEAR HOTEL—Third et,, above Callowhill
NIT Thninne, Zionvillo D Hotimam, Howling
It Kaman, Allentown' A Defenderier, Allentown
Asa diluter. Hamilton J Newmyer,l3eller, Down
Jun Ott, Allentown John It Clymer, Pu
dwoyer, Kutztown Peter Steineb Reading
Baml Morrie, Philo, W Corson, Plorthameton
MERCHANTS' HOUSE—Third et.. above Callowhill,
Theo Oves, Lebanon H Fitery, Lebanon
Baml Nyoe, heading E J , tovena, Allentown
0 liebbel, l'a Josiah Miller, Pa
.
NATIONAL HOTEL—ltaee street, above Thud.
John 8 Clawgee Phan J W Rhoads, Pa
Robt Bonne rt, Jr ,__N Y Jacob ft Dehnrt, Va
It Miller, Union, VS 11 J Headier. Pottsville
II 4 Kirkland, Seaford J E Nino, Pottsville •
Geri Wilson Lane to. Pa RIC, Ikeboon, Tamaqua
B 8 Levan, tenitili ou, Pa W A Voutd, Reading
1) 0 Yuengling, Pottsville Mica Yuenglingi Pottsville
FOUNTAIN HOTELL-Decond street, above Market
C 8 Wessell', New Hope, Pa A P Goths M. Vt
A •• Osmond Del B Caton BO
J F Tharp4ol II C Moselqy & la., D C
D D giant. anhington N Van Bhoiok,NJ
hire Straun, N S
4( BACHAAGE BALM
25, 1660.
STATEti UPION HOTEL—Market at. . above Sixth.
H Althea, Pane M 'l' Dill, Altoona
81. Adams Cavendish, Vt .100 Wheeler, Pa
Meurer Kennett Square Geo I, Plitt, Harr sburg
Cacao It Fisher, Reading Joel Al flier, Ls neiltAr
Gustm us Atherton, N Y Gustavus Tones. N Y
P Llof d, Phillipsburg A Atherton, Phillipsburg
IL Atherton. Ithillipsburir. M T nr o,4 n ,
P ta Jno McCann, Itoollestor.
A Moser & dad. Johnstown J C Douglaell, Karma
J IL Lockwood, Pe,
AZER, 314 K Walnut Street.
BOARD.
8 Mach Bank...amh 27
:7
2111.4411 th Nay........ 834
10 Barrniburg 11
00 IN
12 l
N .... 14
2 Sobay a1d....25 32
7 do 25 15
8 do.. • 25 15
200 Long bland R..... 113
24.1110101011 R.........
COMMERCIAL HOTEL—Stith at... alanro Cboatnut
0 P Killincoworth, MS A Lyon, Rowe de Grua
M l' , " nnock, Del Alt Hall, Rooks on .
I. Malin, Pa II S Hines, Lamcmter co
7 It Nice, Balt 'l' 13rownnon. St LOUI3
J Jackson, Anis A ra Mid
l'a
A D OM, re, • A Ward, ititoollt4
BOARDO.
Hariiitnie let
Nu Reading it.. /et
BOARD.
BALD BABLk. 110T2L- , -Third et., above Canovrhill
11 Liebman, Buolie cO AT EThell. Bucks co
J :+ander, Northampton co II P Jacoby. Fa
0 B Ritter, Bloomed .1111.31bny, Do 3 le etonn
- -
1250 Soh Nay bx, 82 .b 8 8615
7, cant ft Amboy R.. 1204
3 1 7 .7 8. Meoh Bk.. 6631,
3 do 6 d o
4 Meoh ..... 27
11 Mine hill R....... ant
3NPenna . & • • 852
4 Western Ft
),
10 Lehi Nay, 44
I 21 Harriablarg 1t......
672.
3 do
EAGLE HOTEL—Third .treat. alma. Aced.
13 P hlttrahall, West CheaterChna B Ray, Pa
J p Simpson, Beaton 3 War!dock, Princeton, NJ
S Fawn. VA 0 Rend te M. Texas
P Bodies, Boston J X. thartolett, Pah
Joe Warner en, J Atkinson, NSW' Berlin
TA Asklry:N V
OEB-STEAD It.
Bid. Ask*d.
iSnhl Pisv & Drl.....lll 1 3 1
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BEE FOURTII PAGE
ARRIVED.
Bark John Vaxson, Fuller, 48days froth Palermo, with
fru.t. &0.. to learnt*, Scattergood, & Co,
sohr A C Roes . Lake, 3 days froth Now York, with
mien to David Cowper. .
ktchr W Woo eton, Crawford,B days from Richmond,
With food to Thnn Id Leeoaetdr.
dchr Jesse Willmitmon Jr, Winsmoro, dayd from N
w mdse to Crowell k
Bohr:With Dann. Stnitn.l day from Ranoocia Bridge,
N I. with corn to Jas.!. Bewley k
Soh r Olivia. Fox, 1 day from Odom, Del, with corn to
ohr/titian to Curran.
I
cat.wlsa mgbds •
3
0 , 31
!Fruit & 84.mth H... 647,
18eo'dk.Third-st RN.% 38 3'
Haoe.PcVme-sts IL 23 V
chftnge-•-Jnn. 25
BY
(Corroaeontlenon of tun Phr Malebo' Exotiange.)
CAPE ISLAND, NJ. Jan 24-6 P M.
The hark ROM. Pennell, for New Bedford. went to lea
thoi morning. There are no voseeln at the fireakwater.
and none in eight bound in or out. Wand N W—weather
tine.
Yodre, &n. Taos m loons.
BOPTON. JMIII 25.
Arrived—ships 'Lyda from Calculi, Isaiah Crowell
from do. Below ship Algerian from Manilla.
Naw Yuri. Jan 2.5.
Arrived—ships Australia from
_Liverpool, Helene
from Bremen, b.irk Lyourgus from Baltimore, brig Bea
Feast from Joeache.
HAMPTON Roans. Jan ZS.
Arrived—ships White Swallow. from McKean, Island,
in GO days ; trig Crawford from bombrero.
.ttlsritthitANDA,
Elearnship Champloo.• Fielehgr. Korn New York, ar
rived at San Francisco let Mgt lidive passage.
Steamship Delaware, Cannon, hence, arrived at New
York yesterday .
Steamship Empire city. McGowan. for Havana and
New York. clamod at New Orleans 19th lost
Steamship City of Richmond. Kelly, sailed from Rich
mond 2ith lon , for Plot id Wm.
Ship Am Wilson, from New York, arrived at San
Francisco let instant.
Ship Stephen Brldwin, Flagg, cleared at New Orleans
19th mat for Boston.
-hip John Marrick, Crabtree, from Havro, arrived at
New Orleans, 23t1 inst.
Ship Zered, 51cOonaglo, cjaarad at Now Orleans 19th
;net for Liverpool.
Bark Trieste, for Philadelphia, 'sailed horn Messina
about 25th ult.
Bark N Place, Dicke, clearod at New York yesterday
for Acapulco.
Bark Louisa Bliss, Sprague, frord Africa for Charles
ton, was aeon 21st lost 33 3i ton, 72 be lat.
Brig Ferdinand ( hrl for Philadelphia, remained at
Rochelle ith inst. read.
Brig Alt Dealing, f ront Now Orleans for Philadel
phia, afore reported lout, W., Mown ashore &nog a
heavy gale, on Cruz del Padre Zstll ult. and became a
total Irsa. About two-thirds of her cargo will be
sired.
Art., Olire Stevens, hence for Portsmouth, 12 H. put
into Now York yeaterdav for en harbor.
Bohr Dorcas Ireland, Baker, from (Eaton, arrived at
Now York yesterday
Schr Minerva, Ball, for Norfolk, mailed from below
Fall river 42e1 inst.
Sehr .1 Uric', Rogers, cleated at New York yesterday
for Aspinwall.
Bohr New Jersey. Yanimman, cleared at New York
yesterday for Charleston.
hot, R Bell. Robinson, cleared at New York yester
day for Key Wost.
thchr Eliot Williams, Taylor, cleared at New York
yesterday for Ferntintitnn.
Behr Sarah Mingo, Weaver, hence,:arrived at/New
Sark restordaY•
Schram RI Atkins. Atkins, from Milton;
El Lockwood.
Hewitt. from Camden, Den Edward. Bak er, from New
01.t10, De). arm od at New York yesterday
Bahr Mahlon Belts. Thompson. cleared at Wilming
ton, ft 0, frilliest tor New Orleans.
Bahr T C Patterson, Band, for Charleston, sailed from
Ittchmon,l2itli inst.
Boor Virginia Price, Eldridge, cleared at Boston 24th
most for Savannah.
THE FIRE IN CHESTNUT STREET.
Pititanst.rni t, January 19, ISEV.
MllBlllll. FAltall.. HERRING &
' 629 CIIII6TMIT STREET.
OEXTLENIEN I We have recovmed 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 0.713 Chestnut street, which wee entirely
destroyed by fire on the morning of the 17th inst.
So rapid was the progress of the flames, before we
could reach the stare the whole interior was opo mass
of fire. The sate being in the Leek yiart of the store.
and amour dad by the moat combustible materials, was
exposed to great boat. It fell with the walls of that
part of the building into the cellar, and remained lin.
bedded in the ruins for more than thirty hours.
The Safe was opened this morning in the presenoe of
a number of gentleman, and the contents, comprising
our hooks, bills receivable, money, and a large amount
of valuable papers, are all safe not a thing was touched
by fire. Respectfully yours, . .
The abovo Saco can bo neon at our store, whore the
Public ere invited to cell and examine it.
FARREL. HERRING. & CO..
ja2l-tf 67.3 Che atnut street, (Jay Re's Hall.)
M. FINKLE'S SEWING MACHINES ARB WAIL-
ranted the best for all Wade of family sewing or menu.
Motoring purposes. If they do not troll( well they wil
oe exchanged or the price refunded. Price ssoand
wards. 911 CIUiSTNUT Street up stains. jalt-atuthet"
ONE PRICE CLOTHING ON TUB LATEST
Syymts, made in the best manner. expressly for RE
TAIL SALES. LOWEST gelling proem marked in
Plain Figures. All goods made to order warranted satis
lnotory. Our ONE-PRICE System re etriotly adhered
o, as we believe title to be the only fair way of dealing
All are thereby treated alike. JONES & CO.,
ass-t( 8 , 14 PI A RKET Street.
GROVBD, & Bemis's
eIL2III7..VCID NOINZLIVI FAIIILT ISIWINII-MAJMUUt
SINGES'S SEWING MACEIINBS.
No.: Sowing Machines-- ..... —ADO
No.l Sewing Machines
The Family Sewing Alaohlne, A
The Family Sewing Maohlne------ . 10
1. hl. SINGER & CO.,
No. GO2 CHESTNUT Street.
SALAMANDER FIRE-PROOF SAPES.—A very
urge assortment of BA LAM ANDERS for sale at reason
able mesa, No. an O.IIEkaNUT Street, Philadelphie.
LOS tf gVANFI WATBON
I:LAURI& BOUDOIR SEWING
IMPROVED DOUBLE.TIIREAD
FIRST PREMIUM AT EVERY FAIR.
, )28-3m FAile. Men. TM A RON Rt. Arente wanted
SHAMAN N SAVING FtIND—NOUTIAVER
....ORNER SECOND and WaLtitor Streete.—Deposits re
°steed in small and large amounts, (torn all climes of
the community, and snore interest at the rate of five per
sent, per. annum.
Money may be drawn by cheats vitliout lose of in
tared.
Offiee open daily, from 0 until IS o'clock, and on Dion-B
day and Caturdny until 9 In the evening. President,
FRANKLIN FELL; Treasurer and Peereter7, CHAP
MORRIti.
SAVING FUND—NATIONAL &VIM TIMMY
0 Jecreey.—Ohartoted by the State of Penne/leant&
RULEH.
I. Money is received every day, and In any amour&
arse or small.
2. FIVE PER agra, interest is paid for money from
the day it is put in.
3. The money is always paid bask in GOLD whenever
it Is called for, and without notice.
4. ➢Loney in received from El/curers, Administrators,
Gwordinns, and other Trustees, in large or small
to remain a long or short ported.
6. The money received from Depositors Is invested in
Real Estate. Mortgages, Ground Rents, end other first
olsas securities.
6. Offloe open every day—WALNUT Street, smithwes
orner Third street. Pliftulelabia. sell
RIHL—DONAI,DBOII.—On Wednesdav,anth inotnnt.
liev. Geo. Duffield. Jr, Henry W. Rail. M. D.. to
Mere A. &Yachter of the Int. Wm I'. Donlldnon. •
LEI HY—TICKELL.—on the Zith March. 1&)9 by the
Hey. Newton Renton, Mr. eon Leidy to Mrs, Harriet
Llama 'Deka. all of this city.
OWEN.—Nenr Fort Fending, Cnaornin, on Oa 20th
of November. Fdward Owen, M. D., formerly of Fenn
e) Rama. rived 84 yearn.
NS ()ODWA R I).—Tueaday, January 210,1860. JosoPll
JnnVier Woodward, infant eon of Dr. J. J. and Eva P.
Woodward. •
• • •
Ne 061 AN.—On the 22d instant, Charles V. Nauman,
the oldest son of C. V. Nauman, iii the 19th year of hie
Rite.
Funeral from the residence of his father, R. W. corner
of Girard avenue and Marlborough street, this (Thurs
daylabonmon. at 1 o'clock.
14ENRY.—At Beverly. N.J.. en the 21.1 instant. Glary
Aralioll Henry, deusliter of John C. and Mary Henry,
aged 1 year and 9 months
Funeral from her parents' residence, Beverly. N. J.,
this CI hursdav I morning, at /0 o'clock. •
lA/WEIL—On the 23,11 m m -it, '1 boom, eon of Thos.
And Sarnh Lower, in the Rh year of his are.
Funeral from the residence of Ins parents, Buck road,
below 111olaulensing avenue, this (Thutaila) I after
noon, et 2 o'clock.
—On the 21th instant, Farah Jane Bannon,
in the 20th year of her non.
Funeral from the residence of her husband. John
Dinnen. No 1311 Ellsworth ( late Little Win
ash-ton)
otreet. this (Thursday afternoon, nt 1 o'clock.
TYBi.N.—On . the 23 I instant. Christiania, wife of
Henry 'fy anti, on her fiftieth birthday.
Funeral bum the feculence of hor non-in-law. John
Wright. No. 1231 etiias street, this Clhursday f after
noon, ar 2 o'clock.
N A RTHIIER.—On the 21th inetnnt, Charles lillon,son
of Charles H. and Anna R. Kerisher, to the 2d year of
his are.
Funeral from 222 Lombard street, this (Thuretlit
mormn at to o'clock.
BIRCHALL.—On the 22,1 it. ',tont, Nathan Birchen, in
the abl year of his age.
Funeral tram his late residence. ?Join and Church
streets, Llernientown. to-day. at 1 o'clock.
Fe RAT.—On the 234 instant, MIT. Catharine Ferat,
fr&r.nl 78 years.
unoral from the residence of her iOll, Charles M.
Forat. 1107 PUSyunk road, this (Thursday ) atternoon,
nt 3 o'clook.
amiseeme. anLA!let4l3
- R LACK AND PURPLE MOUSSELINES.
—Just received all.wool, Parts printed, blank, and
purple Mousseline Delams..
Dark gray mixed Mohair Debages, 1236 tenth,
Dark gray mixed /110enna Clothe, 21 cte.
Black end w_ bite English Chintzes, 124 ale,
Plain black Engish Chintzes. lilt ate.
ray and black English Uuntzee, 1236 etc
intik Alpaca', 18U, 22.21, anti 37 eta.
lack and vrtiittloCDelning,l9X cta.
IDIE_ OA Bun, Mon= Blom
dli CHUITAUT Street,
MARINE INTELLIVENCE.
SPECIAL, NOTICES.
LETTER FROM THEO. R. PETERS J. CO
THEO. H. PETERS lc CO.
AT INDIICND PBICIIO. '
130 CHEBTNUT STREET,
PHILADFLPIIIA.
MARRIED.
DIED.
THE PRESS.--PHILADELPHIA., THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, ISM.
IY7.S—'SBVENTII NT. GEOBGE BUILDING
li AND LOAN 80CIETY.—An adjourned meeting
of this flootety will be hold this (THURSDAY) eveninc,
nt Di o'clock, at Mr Ward's hotel. Cher street, ahove
Third, at which tune an opportunity mo d el e utTered to
persons to suliscril for stock in thus noelotY• it
is calculated this Society will terminate in lour }oars.
Shares $2 per month.
ADAM H. DIETRICH, President,
Jn UN"VoLint An. Fecretlry. • It.
LOLA. 1110PiTEZ WILL, GIVE GER.
PWITTY AND AMD6ING SKETCH.. entttle_d -
I;ON. at the MUSICAL YUNI) HAM.. on k
DAY hVENING, Jap.27- VI •in the Countoes's het
le tura in Phandelphin. TlChOte 20 cents. .uoore open
at : eommenne nt A n'eliwk. Iqt .•
ra-- DR. StAlDll.l2.lt'n ' , LAST I.ll2.ClLllid.
ON INDIA will be delivered THIS HVEN WU,
January 26th. at MUSICAL FUND HALL, com
mencing at 8 o'clock ; doors open nt 7 o'clock.
Subject—'!'he Races el fodia-77oir Lonsuogrs—Cu
riot. Custom ,—Fnlart—lndia Hermits—Hanlon Wit
and Eintloo Women.
Tickets for the Course ..... fyi 00
For a Gentleman and Lady 1 r 0
For a Gentleman and two Ladies.-- ..... 00
For a Singlet Lecture.....
It •
in -14 Blf4 MOUNTAIN IMPROVIDIENT
PAN Y.IIIILADELPIIIA, January 1800.
Notice is horo ry given that the iturivat meeting of the
Stockholders of the Sig Motrotain I niprovomont Coin
ppny will be hold at their office. Southeast tY mar of
Front and Chestnut streets, Philadelphia, on MONDAY,
the oth of February next, at 10 o'clock. el., when an
Election will ho held for five Directors, to servo for the
onsuitte 3 at.
Ja2s-tleo WILLIAM P. JENKS, President.
KENSITi/OTOSI SOUP SOCIETY.—THE
Treasurer. GEO. J. HAW [.TON, acknowledge
of tit la) from the 1 enentoirs of the mime
Jonah Dawson. deceased; 55 from Miss EL P., per D. 5.;
1,000 bread-tickets from 50.01 of Malta.
A number of other liberal donations have been re
screen through our Agent, Mr. D. B. Michel, which will
he astuowladged Province to the Mote of our operations
for the season. Mr. Michel instill soliciting for thn ao
mery. ja2s-31.
[rrsp...,T.Amgm._mns. s. TOWN
SEND, of Vermont. n trance medium. SP 01
sing and lecture, Under spirit mato), at tiANBOIIT
STRI: Wl' HALL. on FRIDAY EVVENING, nt TSG
o'clock. Mrs. Townsonasingn an orunnal Wet - net)
oecssion, and usually impror,ses a poem in her lec me ture,
Admission 6 cents. Ja2s-3.0
.. tr A WNDURY AND ERIE RAILROAD,
Phitsulelphial fen. 21. 1810.—NOTIOw.—The An
nul Moonily n( the Plookhnlttnre of the Sonhurr and
l no Railroad Company w ll tee held r t the odice. l'ro
W ALM! I' Street, on MORTAY. the 13th day of Feb
mane nedt, at IR o'clock A. M.
At this mooted,: art Election will he hold for ten Mana
gers ol the Company. to s , erpo for one ear.
The polls tce 01010 2 o clock P. M. •
la2l tll3 W. P,DW HD FIFOFFORD, doe,
INSURANCE compAsy crF TILE
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
11.3
JANUARY MIL INA
The Annan] meanie of thn Stool, holderm will 1,1 hold
M ttnt Camttny't °Mee, Nn. t EXCHANGE 13111111.
LNG% on MONDAY, Felironry 1830. at 1 o'clook P. M.
105-dtrod LI.IIAM II A RP KR. Spnrettry.
CARBON ItVed IMPIVOVEAIENI' VDU
FANY. ILADarlflA PU111 , 7.773 113 , 30
W PIT
ee id hereby riven that the Annuel Meeting of
the Ftackhnteleta of the Ce roof) Hnn Improvement co,r•
',l l ,lv,illP.'s4PN'l ll l l blr t c l in e t i er. ° Ftrrijnl t i l lii n n ° ra'r r MONDAY , I
the 9th of February next, et 4 frelooki. M., whop on
Unction will be held for Five lirerfore 0 Irene far the
ensuing your. HIRAII , Tlf,l,Efi,
Ja26-tfU Poreit!ent.
EW YORK AND MIDDLE COAL
TFIELD RAILItoAD AND COAL. COMPANY.
meeting of the titwlcholders of this Company will
ho hold at the Offie(l of the Commis , N. Ed H. Fourth
street, on MONRAv. the ila) of February host. at
11 o'clock, A. Al, for the purposeof electing Five
Directors of said Company for the rnsivna >ear.
HENRY ROBINSON. &oratory.
Philadelphia, January 21st, ja2.5 Mee
TILE ANNUAL. lIEETINO OP THE
11 - tillin P 4ifFb " „ n riz s gVl fl l4li ii b i A i xat: 4 l " l 4 .s. l * ,-,
2Gth met.. at 7}; n'cloak, at thel.
I. . corner of sum!
and ARCH. tja.ls It' 6 ANIL. SWAIN, Seeretarr.
NOTICE.—THENNGAL MEETING
11,3 of the Stockholders of 4. the Ocean Stearn Navt
xenon Company Tor the Election of Piro Directors and
the transaction of other Wiliness, will he lichl at No.
300 North DELAWARE Avenue. on TUESDAY, the
7th of Febrriary next, at 12 o'clock noon.
D'ENNIS.
Js2i-12t ePerohry and Treasurer.
Pittr,Ammiqua
AND I S C A F ir A O NN . lI FTEAM ITA vIQATION
CvaIFANY, N 0.300 North WIIRTVeB.
MILPIIIA, JAM 23, MO,
The Annual Meeting of the Rtnqkholdera of thin Com
pany for the Election of Five Alanagere end for the
traneaction of other bileitnee.. soul be held at No. 31
PHILAIThLPIIIA XXCHANGE, Ithtrd flee'.l on
TUESDAY EvENINU, the 7th of February next, at
half pelt oven o'clock, WM. DENNIS.
inet-let Secretary end 't reesurer.
TIDE SEMIANNUAL EXAMINATION
II IL o fi r C7il3Bl, d ,, at atl , l 6 lm A c d o n t i i i lnTaa t' On th it e latf ,
the Seth met.. at 9 o'clock A. Al.
To he admitted the candidate tenet be at Irma four
teen years of age, and pass u s 'Defector) . examination
in Orthography, Deflettten of Words, Readies, English
Oran mar. lltetory of the United States, Geography,
Arithmetio, end Penmanship.
All the candidates must have boon Pupils of the public,
sehoot. of tho First fichool District of l'ennolvants,
for the term of ono year.
By Order of the Committee. .
10,1-9 t P. A. GREG AR. Principal.
.
REV. It. (RATTAN GUINNESS
wilt preach to the Rev. Pt. IVylie's Mush.
Itrovi street. below Spruce. on MONDAY, WEDNES.
DAY, and FRIDAY EVENINDS, of this weak at
o'clock, reserving the other eveninge for nuietlne
nn
vately with the anxious in tho Lecture Room of the
Church. Jai-St'
iTrTIIE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
UNIGA TEMPORARY 11014 Volt CHIL-
D L'N will tie held at the mairruTioN• northeast
corner at koplarend dixteenth streete. on 'CHUM I/AY
AFTERNOON.I24th inst.. at ahi o'clock, nt whiali
tune an election for Doard of Conusel and hlanagers
will take plane. D. U. hIcCAIIIMON,
1523-et • Fe.retary.
OFFICE or nr,c3Avoit OF TAXES, /,
Port. anatTrt:4• i r4 n•
Ziso is hereby gfren to the owner of the r...rreln a d"' t
deseribed prorrty., that claim for taxes for thn
1859 has been dad in the Court of Common Pleas a the
county of Phi adelphra, and that a writ of noire Nome
will be issued thereon, idler one wesl from the above
ditto. unless the same In paid beim t hat ti me to JOEN
0' BRIX,N, Rsq.,_llo. N 0.221 South 1 , FT street.
A. I, FLOM E FELT, Receiver of Taxes.
The City of Philadelphia s. homes 1?. bonny , owner
or reputed owner. or whoever May be the owner; De
cember Term, 18.51. No. 420 claim for State and City
Taxes fur the !oar 1829. $7l 61. nutlet lot of rround std
mimeses or tenement thereon ersctvd, situate on the
northeast corner of Currant alley and Spree° street:
containing infrnat nit said Spruce street. 31 lent, moss
or lees, and extending in depth northward 14 Met 10
Inches, more or less.
[ErO FrreE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
COMPANY.
PIIILADELPHIA, January H. ISM,
NOTICE TO STOCKIIOI,Oh.RB.—The Annual Meet
ins of the Steekholle re of this Company will be Mpg on
MONDAY. the sth try 1-eimiary, lskle. at 10 o stools,
A T
tho SAN.° VI-STII2I/9 r
The Annual Elextion for Directors will lie hold on
MONDAY, the ath day of Marsh, UM, at the ()ffiee of
the Company, 214 South THIRD Street,
yel3-tF6 EDNAJNI) SMITII, Secretary.
arOFFICE PIMA DELPHI A AND
READINO BAII,ROAD C•JhII'ANY.
At the Annual Alerting or the Stockholders or the
Philulelrhtnand Itaqflinjtailropd Comm), hold J.nn
cry C. Ulakthe following gentlemen Were llefielleoUely
elected Officers for UM: •
J. ou'rroti s
NIANACIRRS.
J. DU 1 . I'ON STEELE.
A. E. BORI
(BIAS MACALESTER.
ROII;iI',I.L.VItS.
Kk LT—N.
CHAS. E. 11511111.
TRE,1;.11.?..11.
R. BRA , If OHD.
kReRVTAPV
WM. R. AIoILIIENNEY.
By order,
100 Im W. 11. MoILIIENNY, Beeretnry,
TrOFFICE OF TIIE DELAWARE COUN-
Ty PASSENGER .:AIbROAD COIIPAN
T e fifth instalment of FIVE DOI.I.AREI per pliare on
the amainl stoc kor this company will he aae end y •
ble on I'IIEtIDAY, the Mk illy of Janunry. nt the
filmn of I'. T. B Treasurer. No 112 SC liTal
FOURTH Street. A. L. BONNAFFoN,
JOl2-tja27 Secretary.
REMOVAL.
TUE AGENCY OF
THIRION, MAILLARD, k CO.,
IS REMOVED TO
No. 101. CHESTNUT STREET.
Duren can now find a full ont choice assortment of
tho above eelehrotod m•alc of
WOOLLEN GOODS,
on hand and for solo by
F. W. MELIZET .5.1 CO.
Ja274hatu6t
CIFFIOE OF THE PIIMADELPEIA AND
'kJ' READING RAILROAD COMPANY.
- -
,
r1111,111111.111t/.. January.
The holders of the BONDS of this Company, duo
yerfe. 00, 1 1 10 W receive, upon oppocation nt tine
onion. TEN PER CENT. in oasli upon the tones spe
cified in the Circular attached.
The holders aro she, onto hol to the benefit of the
SINKING FUND r stablished by the Stochboldele, as
set forth in the following tee lotions, poised at the
mn• lint of Stockholders hold Janus., 0,181 e
Re , Clued. '1 hat the HUD: 1.1 ,1110 OW of the I ilium not
proofs of thn Company, after p.n melt or the nom ne•
cameo ry for the oritempon of the bonds due in 1i;0, the
completion el too road to Dauphin, toe ear loans the
necessary rellinr stock nod improvements on the line of
the road. and all the litlhaltws of t h e Company, 0 1000 3
the bonded debt not matured. he set natio in each year
as a Sinking Fund. On addition to the .l . e:ltal,tgal Wreath
provided. ) and shall be appropriated to the 1111111,1190 of
NllOlOl the bruits°, the Company for whioli I , Snikin4
Fund is already provided ant establiplied, in the order
of the priority of tho murt-oges given to menu° ouch
WWII, co long PI they 010 respeotively be ohtai rod at
or under par, and the bonus so purchased shall he forth
with cancelled.
Resolved, That the Board of Mit nyeia be. end they
are hereby, renneided and directed to enter into such on
agreement as shall polka the proviaions in the totem,
lag regolulipum an obligatory and binding contract of
the ConimatiY•
In pursuance of thin remplution the Company have
executed lb contract therein Tel erred to.
•
n. LIR A UFORD. Treasurer.
CIRCULAR.
Notion to the Holders of Philadelphia Met Reading
Railroad Co. IthutgAgo Ronda, due Rib - I,IBNQ.
Three bonds ere seemed by the Fula Mortearea on
the road, amounting in the aggregate to 6'3 50d 400. Tho
net revenue tor the last fiscal tear alma MIX tuned the
amount of tho annual Interest on three bonds.
The Mitnageris propose to extent' theM for it period of
twenty yeare. the leildere ret neteg the, bonds end the
seaway of the into L.:elf in the proeipeconthrton In
which they are HOW hold. Froth eltreta Colleol4ll let
the intureat• pat able half-1 earl. will ho ILon , d• „ita
A Bonne of ten per cent. will Ito given to the bonier.,
in comnderation of their a%benttritt to th" extenxion.
'nue Bonnet will 0-' cash to the boaters of the
Benda, on their eli.ning a reeetot and promoting their
respective Bonds at the office of the Comp Any, or to its
Hr ante, for endors•rnent.
Forme of receipt and endoleamcnt will bo funnelled
on application.
By ordor of thn Maid of li l anaeorn.
V,. ii. MeILIIENNEY.
)alt lm riecretarYi
'S NOTICE.—The undersign
en appointed assignee of the Met ,
r A han S ta Sa f di l U t i l lN :u 'g w r •E' a nE nne Company of Philadelphia, all per
nous indebted to the said coliteanY will Pe) the
and all penman hewing claims epithet said COBlPtilir
will present filename, propene mithentiented to
JOHN J. PA IVEIttiON. Anatomic.
Hl South Forruvri street.
Pal St. At (Mike of it. Ballo , third elect,boot,
Mallet,
L _
.ErEttS OP ADMINISTRATION ON
JR-4
mho entitle of CHARLES A. 11. IRVINE, de
eenaed. feta in,: been granted to Om sultnert tier, all ror-
Rana Indebted to geld estate will plvase meld, pa( inert,
and those Levu; g 1 , 1 , 11111 S will plT9 , 3nt I hOM nialtout de
lay to JOHN 1 - 1. SAS AOE, Allifilnistrntor.
pall -et" No. Id NORTH FRONT Street.
111 APER lIA NGINGS. —T lie subs - Jr flier
having Is - night front Mr I,ol'lB ilEl,ltcous, his
Block alai Lenge of Store, No. 42 . 3 011ESTN UT in cci.
is prceared to oiler groat intliessineolv to porch Norm of
PAPER lIANUIN.. Among the nook sun
remnants of (told, Velvet, or Glaze! wipers. sufficient
for UM sized rooms, vestibules, halls, Sce., which will
he sold moldier's of rend, to ninl,o room for now Jo-
IffoieCtl of k touch and Alherleltil llPtinlfPntures,
JARIES IWUK, Jo..
Successor to 1.01 to .11rLitoso.
Itnrorlor slot alniniketurer.
628 OIIESTNIUT Strent.
jolt-3t' 'fiord Stme below B,lt ouf it.
FORTY DOLLARS RR %VAUD
BTO UP,N, January :13, I. from the stable of
Chas. la Gorman. near Conshohocken, Montgomery
county. it Thank ROHM with a white star on his fore
head, about fifteen bands high, eight learn old 'the
Inside conic on each of tin 0110K1 turn the contrar
we). 'rwonto deltaof the above reward Will he paid
hy the Wanhington Exprugg Compnn), Upper Merlon
Township, and twenty dollars fog thn conviction oh the
A. W. in PPLEM:, tieemary.
Upper Morton, Jan. 21, in 25.31.
001 tsili AND MIA L:S OF ALL
hlinornla, Hholls,. )nErnvinzn. sta
Ilonery, and alloy Arltules, Bought apd 8.0 1 ,
W, ID Eli a
No, North :UNTIL nou A ll
PR911515T.
A. vt , till:* ...Ir.
VICH PIO:BI,,PAT
suur,wroN MCI WEN
diy•••
1860. SPRING PASUION. 1860.
WOVEN (.101thl TRAM
SKELETON SHIRTS.
MODE DR PARIS.
OSBORNE & OHEESMAN,
ANSONIA, OONNECTICIIT,
ARE THE SOLE MANIIFACTURVIDI OF Tlimoy.
CELEBRATED FASHIONABLE SKIRTS.
Their Goode are all made with 113,11tIlhi redraw) to
the wants of a critical trade, and they are confident that
for
SYMMETRY OF FORM,
QUALITY OF MATERIAL, and
PERFECTION OF WORKMANSHIP,
a.
TIM ARa I'NIQUALLMID IN TIIIS ON. IN ANY OM ER
COI*NTRY.
Being made under both the "Extension" and "Woven
Skirt Patents," there in no liability for Infringement.
Our frioilitios enable us to fill promptly the largest or.
dare.
For sale every where by the Trade.
P. EL—Ladles should be particular to see that "Woven
Oore 'frail. made by Osborne & Cheesmen," is printed
distinctly on the band, as an evidenno or genuineness.
M2I dat&wmf et
DRY-GOODS JOBBERS.
1860.
AMERICAN WOOLLENS.
FANCY CABSniEIIEV,
NEW SPRINO STYLES
OAKIMAILETLI,
ALL COLORS AND QUALITIES
•
BLACK DOESKINS,
FINE TO SUPER
ITRNTUCKY JEANS,
ALL-WOOL PILLING
SATINETS,
PRINTED, PLAIN, AND MIXTURES
COTTON WARP CLOTHS,
ALL ORADES AND COLORS
TWEEDS, TALMA CLOTHS, &c.
FOR SALE BY TILE AGENTS.
RICHARDS, HAIGHT, it CO.,
B STRAWBERRY STREET
Ja2B-th&ni St.
JAS. R. CAMPBELL tic CO..
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS.
LINENS,. WHITE GOODS,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
BLANKETS, STUFF GOODS, &C.
jel4-amil No. 77T CHESTNUT Street.
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3t
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BOLE AOHNIS to TIM UNITED STATES
For the above description of goode of the well-known
munufncture of
MESSRS. F.DIVIN FIRTH & &MB,
ECKMONDWIICE, YORKSHIRE, ENGLAND.
Aro propar lig to exhibit aaniplee of the various gnat:
tve, and to take a darn for innnediato or future deli
vett . to aunt the convenience of the trade.
The panda cannot be purehnand through the cutitoni
ory olionnele in England, and all order/ for the Unito‘
6tates taunt go taunt glt the I.ubtoribere.
WItAY LLI I. A N.
I'HILADELIII lA, nuil
FANSHAWE, MILLIKEN. A. TOWNSFND.
.1410-tutli&Ani Now York.
SA I. E 8
11=
MERCHANDISE
7' 11".NNT Y-FOUR HOURS ! ! !
(Por earth or °then\ ItlEt.
WM. H. WEEKS.
Of HliC If A 11' D/SR BROKER,
105 CHESTNUT STREET.
J041.1.,...thfr
SCIMIONY-170n, for sale by
lab w 1,7 111.111.1 L BAOT ILE%
a and a tlv rUimeet,
INSURANCE COMPANIES
sirArr.EMEN T
OP THY APPAIHB UP TIII
ROYAL INSURANCE CO.
OF LIVERPOOL.
NUIVICIIIDED CAPITA) $10,000,000
VAIIMIP OMUTA!. AND HURNAMI. 3,510,60
/WHOM!, FUND lllil,D IN N. YONK. a 27,055
ASSETS. JAN. 1,1861).
Itool Estde /10040 0 100,V,0
Ctolll In hand In %milk.— 4,112 11 8 21,ii6
Camli In limolm of ngento, , 211,021 13 2 WO 110
Loan' on bond' nod 01,,it•
gun*, ( Root Entlan) . 4,000 7.000
Lonna nn lifo oolionos 13,433 13 3 37,773
Ntock■ of the liolOol Htntne
and aeonrato titntos, hold
In New York 02,20 0 311,130
Loans on &ate end City
stook h&c] in New York. MO 15,026
Loan. on Railway and
other stooke is Great,
UrlNin 600,37 r 3 9 3,001.936
Railway and other stooks.. 71.641 a 7 669.206
1860.
T0tni........
Premitime. Fire RI dks re
oolved in the leer .0190.118 2 0 13 332,740
Looms paid during the year 06.06 T I T 07,706
" mortal:led but not
paid..... 4,901 0 3 1.4,705
" contested orin suit. None.
Claims against the Com
pany of every dererip- •
tion,inoludino one-guar•
ter's duty to Government. 11.341 12 0 01,Tu1
FIRE BRANC H.
FIRE INSURANCE, of all descriptions, will be ef
fected at MODERATE RATES OP PREMIUM,
whilst the Mrs. Capital of the Company forms an abso
lute seourity to the natured.
LIFE BRANCH.
RATES OF FEEMUM MODERATE for those In
suring without participation in profits, and to those In-
Garin: at the advanced Wee, whioh entitle them to a
share in the profits of the Company, tt is believed that
no reliable Company, either in Europe or America,
holds out greater prospective advantages.
PROFITS DECLARED EVERY FIVE YEARS
Last Division of Profits equal to
TWO PLR CENT. per ANNUM ON SUMS ASSURED,
OR,
EIGHTY PER CENT. ON THE AVERAGE OP ALL
PREMIUMS PAID.
Added to the amount to be paid at Death.
Lmsei adjunct et Philadelphia, and promptly paid
without reference to Liverpool, by
GEORGE WOOD.
'WENT FOR PHILADELPHIA.
NO. 225 WALNUT STREET.
C. H. Fisher, Fee., S. & W. Welsh.
Adolph E. Bone, Esq., Thomas & Martin,
Prest. Bank Commerce. Jaines,lient, Santee, 6. Co.
B. B. Comegis, Esq., David S. Brown & Co.,
Cashier Philadelphia Bk. P. Morris Wain & Co.,
f: m. Hutchinson, Esq., N. Truttar & CO..
John art:le:, Esq., B. A. Pahnestock k Co.
Durvoyar—SAMUEL COPELAND,
!mentor—WM. A. EHIVIPSO7.
Atiending Physician—DA. W. W. °ERHARD.
Comlung Phyeician—Da. SAMUEL JACESON•
rUILIDILP/111, January 21, 1. , .*?. Ja2o-thetat
OFFICE OF UNION MUTUAL IN
SURANCE COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA, Januarr 9 28.9.
STATEMENT of the AFFAIRS of thin COMPANY,
in conformity with ri proyieion of ita charter:
Premiums from January t. 1569, to January
............. •i•••.• • .• ....... .9=3,320 f,
Premiums earned on Marine and Iniadd
Rieke durum the year end ne as alawe..... 171 114 n
Received from interests on investments.... 7 201
LOEUION. Return Premium, Re-ineuraneoe.
Eapenses and Commissions, and amount
tendered to nay losses unadjusted.......... I/1 206 l!al
87
Balance egantnt the . deini;etit :• 4539.316
Yearti —, 15634 E 3
Balance to the debit of dividend account_•.
ASHETS OF TILE COMPANY, January 1, 1860.
MO Pennsylvania 5 per cent. :cane, at coin. 85.255 00
10 000 Philadelphia city 6 per cent. loans, " MVO 00
7 000 City of Pitts urs 6 per cent. loans, " 670000
7.0 w 6 " " " 5,W0 00
41,610 (lama' , and Amboy R. Company,6 per
pent Bonds 11,713 00
5,000 North Pennsylvania R. Contp'y Bonds
6 per cent...... . 3.760 OD
100 Shares N. Pennsylvania R. Company.. sow PO
117 " Philadelphia Bonk ...... 14 710 00
11,610 Chesapeake and Delaware Canal 14,610 00
ad Shares Delaware alutual Safety In
surance Company. ............ 2XIO 00
46 Shares Delaware R. Compans..... • 1,1261.4
Sundry stooks of Railroads. Steamboat Com
panies, and Tolesraph C,omsanies and Cer
tificates of Profits of Mutual Insurance
Company ...... 13,879 00
Dstimated present value ....
Bills receivable for premium'
Cs oh in Hank. r
Due the Company for unsettled prenuume,
salvages, end other accounts .. • .... • • •• . 77.827
RICHARD S. SMITH, President.
JOB. COLbISON, Secretary.
At n meeting of the Ser pholders of the UNION MU
TUAL INSURANCE COMPANY of Philadelphia. held
et their office January 10th, IsB. the following gentle
men were elected to serve as DiFenton for throe years:
S. Destouot. enry
A_ E. Bone, dward L Clark,
Wm. C. Kent, 11. Robinson.
banal C. Cook, W. P. Weehington,
and Henry Samuel. for two 7 eon,
who, with
Richard 0. Smith, Charles Vezin,
Hugh Cnmp'iell,
rams fete. Godfrey Frey tag,
J. P. Steiner
Newborn A. Smith, Ellie Yarnell,
John H. Irwin. Thomas Miles,
Albert Worrell, Charles Newbold,
George Lewm, I Geo. W. Bern:Won.
lomon,
',T011r."11
D. Bait
oonatitute the Board Ol Lire
j , tl4 lit if JO
THE GIRARD LIFE INSURANOBr•AN.
NUTTY, AND TRUST COMPANY OP PrDLA.
DELPHIA. in conformity with an act of the Lei Han
tune, perilsh a statement of the Assets held on the tiv
January. IMO:
Heal Haat° . ..........
Bonds and SI oitgages
Ground Rents. .. . ....
Loaned upon collateral security,
LOA'S,
$4,050 Chesapeake andit'ehrWotre Conn! Co.
6 per cont. loin.
57 OYI City of Philadelphia, do.
1 26) Allegheny County. Pa., do.
35 awl Harrisburg Railroad Co., do.
4 023 Camden Find Amb iv Railed Co., do.
7 000 Lehigh Valley itwilroad Co., do.
6,100 Delaware Hailrond Cn., do.
2 OCO N. Pennsylvania Railroad C0.,d0.
15 000 Cleveland and Mahowag R. Co.. do.
'13,100 37-100 Pennsylvania 5 per pent.
11,2110 City of Phil f adelphia do.
OCKS.
130 shares Northern Bank of Kentucky.
110 do. Bank or Kentucky.
Ti do. Bank of Louisville.
19 no. New Orleans Gee Co.
tit do. Onion Bank of Tennessee.
1171 do. The Girard Life Ins. Annuity,
and Trust Co. of Philada.
Mid do. Beaver Meadow Railroad Co.
60 do. do. do. preferred.
30 do. Mereliants' and Mechanics'
• Bank of 'Wheeling.
SO do. Philadelphia Bank.
2..4 o. Farmers' and Mechanics' Iltrik.
52 do. Phil,, Wilm., Sr Balt. Railed CO.
214 dn. Pennitylt nail% RIUITORsi Co.
315 do. Rarruibu Bank.
Cash....
Railroad Co.
111 do. Western
Cash....
January 13. IMO.
Jali-stuth 61 /NO. A. JAMFS
VXCIIANGE INSURANCE COMPANY
w:A
—Office No. 409 7,VAI.NUT street.
. • .
FIRE INBURANCE on Houses and Merchandise
geraralls, on tavorable terms, either limited or per
petual.
DIRECTORR.
Jeremiah Bennett, Joshua 'l'. Owen,
John Q. Oinnodo. Thomn4 Marsh.
Benj. M. Hollinshead, Bairl.l.. Pined! y.
John McDowell, Jr., Edward D. Roberts,
R.O. Hale, Jmin J. Uriffith,
James T. Hale, (Bellefonte.)
JEREMIAH BONSALL, President.
JoitH Q GINHODO, Vice President.
EDWARD W. DAVID, Feoretttry taxi-tuthsty
TIIE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OP NEW YORK.
V S ete:
SIX MILLIO OP DOLLARS,
imam') rraar tifoRTQAOSS ON MU.
WORTH OVhFL 613,00,000.
The premiums aro LOWER thou in many other Come
flee, and the Divnlends hare DOOIIORMATER.
This is a etriotly MUTUAL Company. Theso d_ere no
dtookholders, eo that ALL TitE PROFITS
BILLONG TO TOO INSOIIIII).
Pamphlets, and every Information, may be had
OHMS, on aPPlioatiou to
F. RA rORFORD STARR, Agent,
S. W. corner FO IMP!! and WALNUT Streets.
PHILADELPHIA REFERENCES:
Thome Itotnne, John Welsh.
Mordecai L Dawson. (horse H. Stuart.
Hearse M. Stroud, E. 8. Whalen,
John Jr Myers, J. Fisher Leanuns.
rhoah Patterson, William C. Ludwig,
ohn M. Atwood, Arthur .. Coffin,
mmi IL Powers, (mono W. Toland,
William hlo Kee. Thos. Wattsou. ti 113.101.
A SURE CURE FOR NALIONANT
Ho^rlet Fever, or Putrid sore Throat. wRAD
FORD'S, DoMIDe.R prepared KID by Wl i LIAM
PAST , RTHWAIT: 987 N. etreet. Pold by
JENKS J.: tiODEN. IRON THIRD Street.
SZEEBOLD BRO '8 NICE TOMATOES
--- - - ---
A:702,173 8 4 63.810,1344
REFERS TO
8 1L3.7.13 CO
310 OGO 00
4.511
16,440 71
en!. 746 91
CULL (SON, tieetetx ry
.i . 307,311 64)
o.
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1,468A21 47
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS
PRINTED LAWNS.
FAIRCHILD ii; FANSHAWE,
G 2 & 54 PARK PLACE,
NEW YORK,
HAVE NOW OPEN THEIR USUAL LARGE AND
BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF
PRINTED LAWNS,
ON THE BEST 12.C0, 1100, AND 1& CLOTHS
ORGANDIES and PANCYAUBLINS, and ROBES
GREAT VARIETY, MI 'confined Styles, from the
hcet Ole Num Printnre, produced with the greeteit oar°,
end to whip), they invite Particular uttilouticai
WOVEN DRESS FABRICS,
compti.ing mi the Novelties of the Nekton.
IiittI.I.IANTES, White and Printed.
41INCHIAMS, New and Choler. Fattener.
and Pt bilge Stook of Mmernneoue
BRITISH DRY GOODS,
...tr.
BRADFORD STUFF GOODS,
Both Maple and Yanoy, in Omit Vsn•ty
IRISH LINENS.
WINS WILL•XXoWN SILLS OP
PATRICKS, NICHOLSONS, DIINSEATHS,
Am! others, oomprieing even desoription nf
BLAYS, BLOUSE, HOLLANDS,GRAss.smar-
INU, and TABLE LINZNIC
AOENTB 701
J. & P. GOATS'
BEST SIX-CORD THREAD,
Of which they have on hand and are constantly nicely
inf, ever/ number and anortment, Whits and Colored
ALSO.
MARIANO RUBINACCI AND RICCIARDI
SEWINGS.
Jari-12t-I f
WANTS.
A DENTIST WISHES A SITUATION,
A. Who thorouchly understand' all the branch./ of
the profeacon. No objection to go to the country .Ad
dress" D. 5.." office of The Press. 105-It*
§9 6i - vi CASH AND PARTNER
, p 9 ... , - ,, - , WANTED, to join the advertiser in a
nnu lecturing business in New York. that in this city.
yielded 812 Ood the plot fear. Particulars at an inter
view, by addressing "New York." this office. It•
(lEl.O i 0 .03 -
$2.000. rough ER
buslinNeaam.. ..174r
to s3.hQu cash, wanted to take charge vf and manage
a very profitable cash business In this city. ...Apply at
32 North FIFTH Street. between II and 12 clock A.
M., or 2 mind 3 o'clock P. M. ja2.5-2t.
WANTED .-A N EXPERIENCED
BOOIC-K EEPER desires a situation. Will
klmt any person SZO to s,cure him an aromptable posi
tion. oryot •him on tho track of ono. Addreos •'Book
keeper, • Blood's Dispatch. 1825 2t...
WANTED—By one wishing , to become
aequainted with the Brokers or Insurance bust
nese, a situation. in which to be useful to both employer
and self. Is quirk to apprehend. and writes well. Re
ference end a-curtly, if necessary, given. Address" N.
L. Blood's Dispatch. Jae 3t.
WANTED.—A competent Book-keeper
&aline a liituation in a 'Wholesale house. Finn
class refarencee furnished MI to character, &c. Ilexes
addrese " A. 8. L.," this office. ia2l.3t.
PARTNER WANTED, who has ten or
twelve thousand dollars, to take an interest in a
safe, reliable, manufacturing business, fully estaM shed
and doing well. Tho firm eira gond business men, and
tho business page. Every information given n.ceuary
for an understanding of the character and Myanmar , '
of tho business. Best of reference given and required.
This is a rare °pp°, tunny. Address. with real name,
" Stamp," Blootra Dispatch, Phrladolphis. retit-3t
FOR SALE AND TO LET
BILLS ON LONDON-
113:1519
OFFICE OF
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY,
Southwest corner THIRD and WILLING'S Alloy
THOMAS T. FIRTH, Treasurer.
TO RENT.
THE STORES UNDER THE
CONTINENTAL HOTEL.
ON THE NLNTH•STREETT FRONT.
Fosseuion will be given on FEBRUARY let. 1350.
A paiestiona will be received et the mike of the Cl:wo
rmy, 1.1 the
8. W. COR. NINTH acid BANSOM ETREETE,
Ja20411 Second Floor.
BUCKS COUNTY FARM FOR SALE.-
trindsome farm of ninety-one acres of land in
Penn's 'Manor Psl'a T..wnstaip one-tbird of n mile of
a station nn Philadelphia add Trenton itsitrotd. one
nole of canal. turnpike. and river. one and a htlf miles
from Tull) town and four mites from Trenton; largo
new Earn, r mme Dwellins, good Laud sad Fences.
Price 890 per adlP. lop y .a. ood property and a very
cheap en° JOS U
jatt-6t" Pucks Co.. Pa.
al TO RENT FOR A TERM Or YEARS.
AUL A Retail Store and fixtures, well located for best-
DINS,
MAI, 7d by 24 feet , three stories high , with argot-
Forer and
e steam for peornrr and finishing sea's.
ee Mita good water for dyeing,
Dad
Th% propspry
e dq room.
rty in Fisher's lane. near the Germantown
s ßailrold. being so very fteeessible to the ear, mates it
ery desirable.
Apply to THOMAS R. FIPRER.
Figher'e lane.
VALUABLE PROPERTY, WALNUT
ir Street. below Fiftli.
For sale. Nor 47 end 4t9 'WALNUT Street. obotit 48
fat front by 132 feet deep. A very desirable property
for int eatment, and front its Moe pecuidetedepted for
prohnible improvement. Terms necomroctoutioz. A p
ply to N Lt. FIKUN. No. 31 Philmelptna exchange 341
story. I.ttwoen 11 and 12 n'eloek 1a24 loth Ito
re TO LET—A desirable DWELLING.
istar.with modern Improvements. an lane gntden,
sltuntf d on BKLO(t Eittee!. shove Thinl-eighth.
Manton Inquire on the prentigee. inn 7t•
FOR SALE—A valuable Lot at corner of
Christian and Twentieth streets, harm threw
fronts. suitable for a ehureh or factory stte. For terms
teo., t , &Wren J. B , at this office. jala-tf
F AUIORY LOT FOR SALE.—A valua
ble corner 10t.125 feet ware. having three fsigefts,
admirabl , boated fora factory site. It is situated in
the southwestern sett of the city. in a rapidly-im
proving neighborhood. It will be void on reasonable
terms. For particulars, address " office of The
Press'. lal9-tf
ogi WILL LET--The FIRST FLOOR,
KIii.SECOND STORE, and, it wished. the THIRD
STORE of my buddies. which doom era 110 feet deep
reaervlng the Cellar and fourth Story f inn own usa./
fora lagiolessle Grocery. Grain and Fe ed 2 _pr Provision
Store. If rented, • the entrance to my 01418. Alcohol
Distillery. and Liquor Store, will be 105 NEW Street,
above front. Possession given one month after taken.
A pply to TOWARD WRIGHT, 250 North FRONT
Street, below Vine.
The two Stores will he entirely separate. and. in the
manner the building is constructed, will have all the
convenience.. yall-11t
HOUSEd TAVERNS, and STORES,
MA.' Real Estate of every description. for gale or to
rent. /testy to MAJC.
Real Estate Merit,
No. n 7 North SECOND Street,
in 1.. Trump k Co.'s Seed store
AD orders will he promptly attendee, to. English,
French, and German spoken. Collector of Ground
Rents. ritB-3m
ROHR & DAVIS WASHING-MACHINE
for aide by PLOW M AN & MoBRIDE. Manufao
tmers. '7 STRAWBERRI( Atreet. Philadelphia.
BY this machine r.woek's 'sush of an ordinary-sized
family can be done before bricalrMst. It is equal in ca
pacity to four women, and saves at least to per cent. ir
'sear and tear. Hundred' of them are now to use. and
the demand continums.
Call and examine for yourselves.
County 11, hts for tole on reasonable terms. Prio6 of
machine .110, up to 815.
PLOWMAN & McBRIDE.
57 STRAWBERRY Street.
BOARDING.
I3OARDING.—A Very Fine Suite of
two or three communicating rooms. on second
floor with or without guit ate table. Address. ROO AB.
janll tutbstfebl Boa Z4e.9. Phila. B. h.
LOST AND FOUND.
MST—A CERTIFICATE of two shires
or stock (No. 329) on the Consolidation Bank,
Philadelphia. WILLIAM LOWREY,
Columbia. Pea .V. 1839. d231-thsA;
COMMISSION HOUSES.
JOSEPH LEA.
NOS. 125 AND DJ CHESTNUT STREET,
Invites the attention of the Trade to his Stock of
COTTON. WOOLLEN,
LINEN AND PRINTED GOODS.
MADDER PRINTS.
New light and dark spring Ulu, a great variety from
MESSRS. BAWL SLATER & SONS,
SUTTON MANUFACTURING CO.,
MONTEBELLO COMPANY. Also,
THE ATLANTIC CO.'S MOURNING,
Including many new standard Patterns.
NEAT BLACK & WHITE. 3, PURPLES, LAY.I. &o.
SAXONY & SIIh'PHERD PLAIDS. & SIDhIIANDS.
III.CK AND GRAYS, AND CHOICE DUSTER
STYLES.
WOOLLENS.
FANr7 CASHMERES awl DOESKINS. So..
FROM ROCK COM., GLENDALE COM., NEW
ENGLAND COM.,CRAWFORD MILLS, BROOK
DALE AND OXFORD MILLS.
EBERHARDT & SONS'
:SUPERIOR BLACK DO 'SKIN AND SILK NIX
_
TURES.
Satinetta, Plain and Printed, of all rotors and quali
ties ; a entueky Jean,. Cords, Cashutarsttst
Henley's Tweeds, comprising one of the best stooks in
the country.
AMERICAN LINEN COM.
CRASR, RUCKS, SREETINGS, &c.
ja2l-3in
MONEY LIBERALLY ADVANCED.-
TO ANY /CRON V—Upon Watches. revelry.
iamonds, silver ato,Clothing, Me rohaudise. &0., by
Lt
ti Li k & Cu., 04'srobitskod Brokers, h. W. oorney
RIR and OAS Lfityeet.s. be low Lombard. Office
llonro rem, e A M 7 r. at. ntb-anelf
SYRUP MOLASSES, &c —5OO hhds. and
bblp. o ‘ holoe and medium Btryx!. 84: ( k i : I Ue
qgvEob , /tares. tor male by .11)1K0 &
Lawrrui snaet
AMUSEMENTS.
AMERICAN AUADEMIC OF MUSIC
THURSDAY EVENING, Jan. 2 6,1810.
Farewell spesarsoce of
THE FRENCH OPERA COMIQUE.
On whichog N ee...ion b• presented
ZA EITE LT 110( CABLABENIER.
Operetta to one net. the principal roles by
MADI.LE. DARCY ha..„ . . 10INv.TTA,
M. GAUZIER (Carabizuerieii..FANDOßE M. RAO&
To be followed by
LA PAR. +DI b. OF LUCIA. DT I. AM MERMOOR.
Compered and performed by M. Gautier.
MAD'LLE. 'NIBBLER IN THE SEC 'ND ACT OP
TROVATORa as... AZI,CLYNA.
tltle
To d conclude with the Opera Ceiniqua in oze VA, en-
LA ROSE DE SAINT FLOUR.
MAD'LLE. DARCY.
M. GAUT/ ER,
az...d M. DURAS.
Mama Conductor
~,,,,,M. REITTER.
PRIGIG3 OF ADMISSION.
Parquet. Parquet Circle, and BalCOny• 3 1 00
No extra eharre for reserved ;leaf..
Family Circle— -....... .....
Amphitheatre ~
ORDER OF BiLE.--14i nonL fide o f the Parquet
and Parquet Circle, Pt Beek Zr. ' , mum's. The hent , •
M the Parquet end Parquet Creole. at Chickericia'ir: the
orenir portions of the house at the Academy of Mn. e.
Doors open at T. Curtain will rue ate ticlook
prerla.ly.
Opera Books will be given, free of ...large. to IR
purchasing one dollar tickets. PM St .
DAN MOE'S ORKAT SHOW.
NATIONAL THEATRE. WALNUT Et“ &boil
hoces.—Drew Circle. 450 cents; Femile rinds. Int
cents; casts in Pnrive Boxes, 73 tents. Whole Pri
vate Boxes, es and R 6.
Cealgoit or Ttses.—Doors open at bell' past 6 o'clock*
Tocommence at 7.
THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING. Jan. N.
Find aspesraeoe of Mrs. F. WHITAKER and Mr.
F. H. ROSSTON {l2 M Grand Cc uestnan ecene.
Tenth Night of the magnificent Spectacle sad
goroeoni Chow Piece of the
MAUIC HlN‘i OR THE FOUR ELEMENTS:
FIRE. WATRRTH. end AIR !
Herbert- Mr. W P a ns Amnion, Mr. Willtaker;
Oodah. Mr. J. Darcie ; Fveline, Mies Redm. , nd I
Annan ,o Miss Adelaide,. Spirit of the Water Ali et,
Mimi Wilton ; Xora'is lisa Walls; Spina of Air.
Miss Tatford and Miss F.s.elle.
ACTH IN THE ARENA.
WALNUT-STREET THEATRE.
• Sole Lessee .___....Mrs. ALA. GARS ETIBOW.
'Ma
'Le", NIFIt imlebrated LOOPER
OYEAA 1 Doff p
TILLS ;THURSDAY) EVENING. Jen. Wi
THE BARBER GP SEVILLE.
Rosins. Annie Milner • Alsroelloss, Nies H. Payne;
Figaro. Mr. Ay Wily Coo k; Dr. Buto.o. Mr. Rudolph.
sen ; Count Alnisviva. Mr. Bilyter.
Previous to the Chem the bosun fat Faros entitled
THh CAPTAIN or THE WATCH.
liirrrioes as usual
Bests secured without extrA coarse.
Doors open at Of o'clock Performance to MUMMA
at 7 o'clock.
WHEATLEY & CLARKE'S ARCH..
ETRE ET THEATRE.
THIS iTHURSDAYI EVENING. Jan, X.
EVERIBOLCVS PRIEND
Mr. Feather's. Mr. Wra. Wheatley ; Mn. Peathirly.
Mn. John Drew.
TH E BOTTLE
P.
Nicol°, Mr. Dolman; Williteld. Mr. Clarke.
&ALI. Ur PRICU —AOMIOIOn. MOW; 51012 ad
Seats in Dress Circle cent; Parquet. SOoents.
Doers open at half pant 6 o clock periormonooo to
cettinianee rt 7 o'clock preafiiely.
MR. AND MRS. HENRI DRAYTON'S
LTA PARLOR OPERAS AND LYRIC PROPELS!.
—This unique and ele g ant Musical and Dramatic
Entertainment will open at C.ItChET HALL
CN eziNUT Street. MONDAY. January 30 for a few
nights only. Senor OLIVE It lA. thecreel Violin st.
encased. Orchestra conducted by 11PR Ft ENtiEt.KE.
For particuLars see vocal bills end future advertise
ments. Prioes—Body of Hall 30 cents. Balcony 25
cents. Jule -ic
McDONOUG H'S GAIETIES—RACE St.
J.Lia-
GREAT TD.
BILL TO-NIGHTI
en webt occasion Mr. Hernandez will pertortakis
celebrated
Also,
DRUM MARCH.
. • .
Cnmio Pantomime of
DECHALLIMEAU.
•
Burlesque upon
OTHELLO
0the110.....
Er All the Company appear.
J. LEVATIT.
JiILLY raommit.
THOMEUF'S VARIETIES! (Cafe Chan
taut.) N. W. coml. FIFTH and CHESTNUT
Streets.
GREAT_ CONCENTRATION OF TAL KNT,
(P.VEn't EVENING DURING THE WEEK,) nom
bluing
FUN VARIETY, TAT ENT. and NOV ELTv
In aqua} Mr. W. N. SMITH. the unlitalled " Brod
der Bones ' will appear. lin conjunetion smtb
TWRNTY LADIES AND tifiN PLEMEN t
All of them rtoda of sJpsrior amtlit.74
In a moat Tamed PROGRAM:a E. em Poona ONtnie
and Benttmontal Ballads, Ethiopian Delia. Was.
C anon and Burlectue Dances. Orcheutral Mume
Farces, Funny Kam's, Instrumental bolo, Cocdo JEL44
c i tations. An.. An.
Commencing at 734 o'clock. Admiacoalo and 11
Oants.
ji , l34t T. B. THOMEIIP. Mmager and Pimpristor
BENEFIT OF THE LAWRENCE SUF.
FRRF.RB,
CONCERT ALL having been Placed, without
chem., at the chaposal of the Ezeauti re Ucramitte for
the Beli4 of the Suderers by the Lawrence catastro
phe, and
MRS. D. P. BOWERS
Hai generously tendered her serriees. it is reatient
fully announced that slim still deliver an I
'MATED LECTIIn Enn SONi AND PASSION."
pith Musical Interludes and wenn; es. be Beek's
Brass Band, at the Hall, OR FRIDAY EYENLYO
NEAT. January lath.
TICICI.T4 iS BE.sTS.
SANDERSON'S EXHIBITION ROO.NIS,
CHESI7T Street. near Sixth,_
TRIODON'S TR E AT el OF ARTS.
THIS F.VENING.
Will be offered the following elegant manes: The Port
of Genoa. Washington and his Genera's. are truly re
presented.
NAPOLEON CROSSING THE ALPS.
In whieh e 0.01.0 Moving Figures are reprreented—to
tether with a hie-like iew of toe General and sus Mar
shals. The Arms on its, March.
/HONKS OF MT. ST. BERNARD.
After which the terrific scene of the Storm at Sea.
The exhibition ternunating with the model view of
the monster steamship. the West Eastern.
Ernoon performences on Wednesday and Saturday.
chins, te cents. Children.ls cents.
re oven at 7. To commence et S. lal3-1:
CIERMANIA ORCRESTRA.—PubIic Ree
‘A hearses my SATURDAY, at MUSICAL FUND
HALL at ]Si o'clock P. M. Tickets to no had at O.
Andres. and Beck is Lawton's Munn Stores, and at
the door. is2l-3co
A NNIVERSARY OF THE MERCHANTS'
FUND.—The sixth %beltway, of this Amigos_
lionwill be held on WEDNIII DAY EVENING. Feb.
1. atHi o'itiock, at the MUSICAL FUND HALL on
it Mob occasion the annual report of the Board of Ma
nagers will be res.!. and addresses delivered by the
lion. JOSEPH R. INGEROOLL,
Rev Dr. BRrt INPerD,ani
GEORGE L. D 1 ZBY. k ea.
The Mus c. hi the sterinenut bane, grill to under the
direction of CARL /SHIVA'S.
Cords of atlmuron inly
No
be Lad,.gratuitously. by ap
plying to EDMUND A. -
N 0.3 D UCE Street;
SAMUEL A. 8 ruKES.
WILLIAM
No
is . .L Ia UD WM. FRON .
T Street:
IG
N 0.36 N. THIRD Street.
9IEMPLE OF WONDERS.
Northeast corner of TENTH aad C.1=17.077
Streets. great and Novel Attraotioa.
dIGNOII. BLITZ,
. . ,
The wonderful Alapelan sod Ventrileint.
F.XIIOITION EVERSWEE FITR K NING DEMING TEE
Commencing at 73i o'cictl end on WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY AFT h: Rif 001%d at 3. The celebrated,
Automaton Rope Vaulter. one of the greatest meow of
Alech an it m ever eshthi ted, trio appear in every eshi be
tion. and perform Me &annulling feats.
Admiemen Vi vents. Children Meant&
VIENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OP TELE
P
FINE ARTS.
II OfIESTN UT STREET,
Is OPEN DAILY, (Saadaya sampled,/ from 9 4.M.
till a P. M.
Wanted—The Tenth volume of " t'fbis Stomas
restixia. of Pirellis's.
Admission 27 cents. Children under 170 s half
pnoe.
Sham of Stnok SW. 0,41
GENTS' FURNISIILNG GOODS.
JW. SCOTT—late of the film of Wis
e cheater fr. Scott—GF.NTLEMEN'S FURNISH
ING STORE and SHIRT MANUFACTORY, 514
CHESTNUT Street, (nearly amide the Girard Howse,)
Philadelphia.
I. W. S. would respeatfidly cull the attention of his
former patrons and friande_tolo .
_ new store, and pre :
i;p4
AiTgtd".beNatiila Vrisla,=lritt
fine Shirts and Conan.
COLORED PHOTOGRAPHS !
IV 0 RY T Y PEEL
DAGUERREOTYPES!
MoC LEE S'.
NO. 626 CHESTNUT STREET,
Below Seventh (opposite, Jayne's HO).
$l. PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS. $1
Thou who dews a really splendid
PHOTOGRAPH
Should call at this
THE OLDEST-FSTADIISHED AND MOST EXTEN
SIVE PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY IN THE STATE.
Copies of DAGUERREOTYPES or Ambrotypea, of
arty sire, [unshod 111 CRAYON, On. WA TIP.- ^ OLOI.
Pi SUL, Or OS IVORTTYPIC dlt-!m
JCS TE ECEIVED, PER
VIGO.
A amaignment of new and beautiful
STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS,
which we offer at very reasonable Imo.'
ELI WARD PARRISH,
Fe UTTER, DRIED APPLES AND
PPACHES.—.= tubs and kegs ofnme Diu.?
Butter ; 140 L egs goosing dot 6.41h1,1* new L _ p oad Andes
and Possess, in store and for wide by •
OILL k PAUL EN
1a31.3t* No. 34 NOhlti fk tld RVEL.
-
THE CONFESSION AND EXPERICNCE
of an INVALID, published for the bgneht sad az
n warning and s caution to young men who suffer from
Nervous Debility. Premature Decay. A.c.; areply lag. at
the same time. the means of Celt Cure. by one who
cured himself. after having been put to great expense
through medical imposition and quacgers. curie
comes may be had of the author. NATHANIEL MAY
FAIR, Ese., I;,rdford, Lest Brooklyn. hint county.
New York, by encloatap a post-ptvdsgidressed envelope.
i5.26-1m
AL AMMONIA—For sale by IVETH
LY ERILL S BROTEER, 47 and 49 NORTII SE
COND Ptrnrt. 1.10
BURNEIT'S COCOAINE.
The following teetimorual to coneltatre ct fts
oftwa,Oy 10 the ease of
DANDRUFF.
Borroa, 0ct..10, MO. •
filessrs.Josern Henaw St Co.:
GANTLZIrri: 1 bro - c Bled your Cr COAINE about saw
weeks, and its eot is so ma•ked And extraordinart
that 1 deem i n
t my duty to state it to you.
My worst complatht for several years has been
DANDIVVP. with itching and irritation of the seal,.
After brushing my two. my coar-oollar would be cov
ered with the white scales, tdskurnitt which locled
like a shower of slow.
My barber tried various applications without effeet.
His abuse of your COCoIINZ, and his obstinate Masai
to use it, provoked me to procure and try it.
have used less than a bottle. The dar..!zw.T. and the
Irritation which caused it s bare entirely disappeared,
and toy hair was never before in so condwon.
Your obedient servant. A. A. FkLitlift.
BIIRNETT'd COCOALNE.
"el title sepbention renders the hair ;no matter liar
au dry) soft and flossy far several days. It is
conceded by all who neva used it to be the teet sad
cheapest Hair Dressing in r ke World.
Prepa , iiti by JOSEPH MIEN h r&en , BOSTON.
and kr sale by all dealers generally, at SO cents • hoc.
tle. ataim
O IL ADBER—Rectified and Common fur
sale tar
WETHERILL & BROTHER.
o 5., f 4 Veo,ll Rtm.t.
17 4 1SCATE. Cr'. ILLNIJ Q. IiAIf.C.ROFT
- deceased Letters of Adrotrustration to said 1.•
tato harms been granted to lta, Nuternber. ail pew
indebted will please mste Darren'. and those ha'
gird mg present them to SL'RAN B tHeit OFT.
Adatlzustratril, 00 Buttonwood street, or to I.
tomer, C. TiatAttlr
JalB-wit 033,11.tr0k
HO ARCH Street.