„- .
particigarly dangerous to health', well as to ilia.' 'lt hi
the opinion of the Hoard that this ordinenee should be'
eq amended es to provide for the consent of the Board
nr Hosith to be had before the lemma clerk Of' the
Highway Department should issue permits. '
Meeting of Councils. , '
The regular meeting of both branches of Councils wee
held yesterday Afternoon. The attendance was Teri
full. The outside members who throng the tobblei and
galleries were present in full force.
SELECT DEAN-CR. .
' Poiret Council met at three o'clook, °fiver P. Corn-
Mani Fresident, in the oliair. A number of communica
tions and petitions werepresented. and reform'. Among
them wee oho from the H npe Engine CoUtiany. asking
to he toasted sea siesta firs unmans step, One for he
grading of attests lathe Nineteenth ward; also. for the
setting aside of at least four stalls for the sale of Jersey
sours es. .
The - Mayot t e clerk was thenanneueced with the an
mina mewing of the Mayor, which was read. It wII be
found on our Ant page.
A petition was received, asking for the l',':foation of a
steam-engine company in theTwentr.fourth ward.
The annual report of the Beard of Health was pre
vented end read. A. synopsis of this doeumentwiu be
found in another column.
The cannel report of toe Receiver of Taxes was read.
and referred to the Committee on Finance. It has
been Monde published.
The mamma report of the COMMOISIORWOIof the Sink
ing Fund. and the report of the trustees of the North
ern Liberties Gas Works, were presented, read, and re-
Sorted to the Committee on Finance.
A resolution was passed. normalise. the Germantown
• Archery Club to practice archery in the rear of the Cer
;minnow!), club, whenever the members Phase to use the
,grounde.
.., A resolution releasing tie property ofJallus F. Smith
was mulled.
An ordirenek prpviding for the removal of the Cen
tral Telegraph Station from their present miserable end
contrasted au "here to the..reelli now °Deemed by. the
Cerimissioner on Water. WAS oillered, and, referred to
the Con mine, on Truant and , Pt re Companies.
Mr. Drayton offeredreeolutien inking of -the City,
Controller how much he hes agreed to nay the newspa-'
pore for publishing his annual report. Passed. - • •
The Chamber went into an election for tmsteee of the
Oes Works. to serve f
and P ul J . Field wars ? L r three years. Charles Omit
liar. Bradford offered a 41:Tuition instructing the Com
mittee on Finance to examine the bill now before Me
Legislature in relation • tot eh method of collecting
tOXAS,
As fled and to report their opinion upon lie expedienoy.
tn. , •
The motion to reconsider the vote on the deficiency
• bib of the Guardians of the poor, by which it was de
feated. Woo Ovroed to, arid the bill referred to the Corn
• - minim on
ti
Whol-, Mr. Toompson in the chair.
The several items of the bill were nailed no, end many
of them debated at great length. The bill Andrew
T. Anomie for sugar and nee was reduced
to
8237.83.
alter whleh it nulled.
Att ordinance providtng for the purohnse of tho bridge
over the Fella or SChUYlkill wee called op. The ordi
nance movided for the purchase at a prom not exceed
t -813.000. The sum, on motion, was reduced to
8 ULM.
Mr. Neal. and others. made refeitted attempts to get
no e Periods - appropriation MIL which have passed
the Common Cootie% but withopt any 01100e1W.' There
was It veil large 'nowt in thy 161:§y and galleries, of
Bremen and °teem, Whe wore aegious to see the W.llO
- from Common Houton relieving theYtaledelphia
steamer from suspension acted upon. immediately
after the clerk front Common Counca entered with the
anaduncement Pot the resolution had passed that
branch of ftetininatters before the bode were post
--boned. and the resolution adopted. Immediately upon
'he vote there Tees great rush , and the lobbrea were
in a moment deserted.
Another effort wee made to ;et tip the appropriation
billet hut the tales were again suspended to allow the
Chapter to consider a reaolution from the other Cilani.
dllVOtipg the Mayor to attend the me ling off the
rennaylvenut.Railroed directo-s. and vote for the se
reitoryliedlertrdi t u n s t :
isih i tlir r igt directing the
Mayor to vote Mated any provoyition to fix A terminus
below Prime street. The Chair. not cobsidenng the
arneedment germanero the nriginia resnlution , ruled it
out of order. Mr. Pdeintyre then modified his amend
ment en as to except it from the president's objections,
and ittegui entertained.
- Mt. Wethegill made a lengthy argument in oppmation
to Impaling the tot miens of the road at the foot ef Wash
ington street. He thought that the policy w-ild be of a
diameter most ,rninnue to the permanent end, pro•
gresaive interests of the merchants of Philadelphia.
ler. Bradford moved a ptistoonement until Itlnedey
afternoon, to order to enable the o embers to exerniee
the twitter and vote Intelligently upon it. Lost—yeae 8.
nage72.
Mr Cuyler said it was ven appreprista that he should
be silent. hut vet he (mutat:Lot conementinudy do so. The
directors knew their interests RS good Wetness men end
w tad cesuanir act for their Advancement. •The diren
tors Were Instructed as to their duties he the stockhold
ers, and 'hese inst. octions ware passed in, a large ma
jority. It should be en extreordinery (tasty that would
lead us to :Mann , to nullify the notion of these dilue
nt-a In fix ins this terminus.
The spanker wen , • n at great length to show the ad
vantages to be gained by the action of these directors. It .
was utterlyimpossible for env man to deny that thethed,
net stemmed a wise. prudent, and discrinanaa ells
meat. God had givento _Philadelphia everything ut a
'raise armee competent to - appreetate these advantages
that bed been furnished by ProVidenee. The real par
of the resolution wash" s ore ewer three millions of
debits to construet a tunnel wader Callnwh II street. and
es regretted that the framer bad not the manllners to
Mee it Has title.
Mr. Wetherell replied by denying the ellegatione of
My, Curler.
Mf. Drayton moved an adjournment until Monday
af.eronne to disease this question end the appropria
tion bills, which was notagreld to, by a retool - yeas 0,
nays li.
.
air, Comma reviled ti Mr. Curler at length; in
which he din:wait that Ph iladelphia i was !eland
other cities in the nee o riches. The Pennsyl
vania- Redromi h-d &scrim noted against naiads!.
Om- - The directors have been doing wrong, and
it was the duty of the Councils to teach thentthetr
duty.
Alter some further remarks by Negate: Meanty and
Bradford, the amendment of Mr. Mclntyre was a dopted
—yeas,l2, tiara B—selfolkest:
Yeas—Mews. Benton, Bradford. Brinchuna. flee
ter, Payton Ford. Lemen, Loughlin, Mclntyre, Neal..
Pinker. end Thompson.
Neve—Messis. Bartolelt, Heideman. Dens. Enos,
Peters, Reed. EfOlOd'ef. and Cornmen. president.
Absent—Messrs. Norman. Leidy, and Jones.
Not voting—Mr. Wethenll.
collate'? crimrcit.
" Mr. Treeo otutirrat'aribe — fatil .- OGRIMA report of the
trusteee 'of the -Philedelphia Gas Works, which tree
laid on the table.
Also, a oommunication fromllenry Dodd, Esc., magi
dent of the Northern Liberty One Conumny. swing
statenientof their operations for the Bloat year. ,Their
receipts from the witti of gen were OM Ddi.ift. arm from
the mile of Peke, tce.;4d,Pl3l ; tot/4..8146.932 tie.
Me. Laughlin. a petitio_ro for can-t e pee in Eleventh
street. below Chrishan. Referred to the Committee on
(ho -
. Mr. Millen remonstmneeagainat cidvert at Seven
teenth cud Fitzwater greats: Referred to the Commit
tee on Survey.
Mr Hanel. oh petition from the Trope Engine comnanY
%Skint the' their home be selected as n losation_ Jor
Man) Gee engine., Asferr,ed to the Committee on Trouts
end Fire Companies. -
hir, Fmtlon. nnentiem for in subdivision of a precinct
in the Fifteenth ward.' Referred.
Mr. Carrie. a
. petition from the West Philadelphia
Fire Company. skins , that their house bo helmeted na a
loention for a steam are enema Referred to the Coin ,
motto° on Trusts and Fire Ontnpanies. •
The annual' Message of Mayor Henry wee rasa by
the Clerk.,
Mr. O'Neill moved tO print 1,0(0 copies, whlati yeti
aereal to.
Mr. Dennis zubinitted a preamble and renaintind y
ppon tbe !nowhere of the Legulature to oppose
the incorporation of-any mere passonser railroad com
panies or the extension of the powers of the 'tome with
out a ram*, that the game shall he sanctioned by City
H. Thomas moved to amend by -imbed
tri nit a resolution that ell eeteor bills affecting the in-
Alm . t. of Philadelphia 'trepecielly snob as _monde for
Yana
Pt =To t t ( l t i r th t iligrdt e o r i, tt l itir i taisVPs e , a
proviso as in poroitine precedent t eir oommit
operative as laws:of the State. that they receive the
eariellon Counoi
The amendment eras voted down, and ostler some
gnoilibeattLin. And debate by hiatus. Davis. Hacker,
ker,
Bullock. wilder, mid others. the -oilltinel
was adopted
ne ordinance authorising the Committee on City
Property to locate the Skaters' Club House at Feir•
mount Park, was atread to.
Mr. Robb celled up the ordinance authormine the
fitting rip of the second floor of timing Garden Halt for
the rierowirimlntion of the Waterlog Department.
which, after consida-able debate. was recommitted to
the Committee on Witter.
M• Ranker, of the Coromlttea on Finance , soib
mitted the annual appropriation bills of the Depart
ment of City Poverty, Prison. and Board of Health.
" which were ordered to he printed.
Mr. Reines; of the Committee en Trusts anti Fire
Corapanieg. submitted n. report and a - resolution remay
log the order of suspennion issued by the Chief Engi
neer of_ihe Fire,Department agitinst the Philadelphia
Steam 'Fire Engine Company.
Mr. Hazel osprey/sad his surprise nt the conduct of
the committee, at this company had been guilty of. e
Rae rant ' , none. He did not think the committee need
ever bring In anotherresolution to muspend any compa
ny for any WTOar•
Mr. Heinen expisined,the matter. and said the rid
denote before the committee warrnnted them in bring
lagli!tlihtillreentogaiderrined the conduct of the member,
°fibs Philedelphia.
• Mr. Hecker said that to this case there were many
POtentiatint circumstances,. which would take him too
lone tOesploin. the moral conduct of, thin company,
for thirty years past, ban been No.
Mr. Randolph expiemed the position of the com
' Denies et the timm omsaid the orders of the Enefneer
Were Mitored Incnt after they were uttered.
Mr Witter paid he desired to enter his protect against
thie mode of whitewashing. Ho had gleaned from the
report that the company bad been runty of disobe
dience. and he .would r ote against the report of the
mates,.
w iTr. Quinn defended the members of the Philadel
ph it.
Mr. Creswell had heard a portion of the evidence in
this ease. end he would vote in favor of sustaining the
resort of the committee.
Mr. Dennis and Mr. Sommers defended the oompany.
Mr. Justine said he " would lore to see" the report of
the committee Adopted.
After &lengthy discumnien. the report was Adopted by
a vote of ea to e—Messra Bowery, cavil!). minuet. Herr.
Miming. Layer, Leigh, O'Neill, and Winter voting in
thews getive.
Mr. O'Neill, on behalf of a etleelaleolninittee, submit
ted an ordinance providing for the removal of ice from
the pavements. Laid over. -
The ordinance passed by Select Council. appropriating,
*ladle to the Department of Poor to ray the chums of
IIM. was concurred in.
Mr. Cromwell nailed u the ordinante appnmriatine
3608 ti? pm , the matinee li tre for the former sward oil
Once of the Poor.
n Thome moved tn add about 4700 to pay for eer
taizo dear from 8.. litoCarter and others. Agreed to.
The WV then passed. Adjourned. •
* CONTESTED ELECTION Cisa.—The comtnlttee on
the pontesta4 seat of the representative from the Sixth
. 4.
divtai II of the Seventeenth word, ainted to invent
ate t e alleged flied., committed at ppo the election In On
Mr t, met in thie city Yesterday - morning at the
ath ennsylvanla M0t..1, Third and Willow streeta,
Aim . C e ardy. Egg.. noting
with
chairman. The eon •
t A ttl . r . ir d v: r i? tlii.lvirmtiet, o wl nd b i ge n iragorneve-atpw,
A na masers. rinhay'de'er, i,. Wright Aid B .i. IRA ° RI ill!r
rioting for the defence. The room was crowded with
'mammas a tarts number of 'whom were examined by
Mr. AM:tenon to prove that tney had omit their s:vot. or
Mr. Allen, andeeldv.yes had been counted for Mr. Don
nelly Nearly one hundred Witnesses were examined,
whose evidence went to more the above facts. Dot tie
several hundred remam to b e examined. the committee
foun d tins m it. immoraine ersible to get through. They adjourned to
meet .
RELIEF FOR THIS FURPHHERS —The
committee of arranettnentgof the late complimentary
ip to tae Non, Salle Peyton, at the Academy of
ono, hate transmitted fot the relief of the sufferer'
the Lawrence Mender the snne of e 212.72.
kit LirsitiesTisa ittvtria, Ie new - in proven et
Celtrixt, U. E. Church- Vine street . above Twelfth
Indsit the onettnahip of the Rev. Jee. FL Lichtbourn.
The altar is nightly crowded with anxious inquires.
%M;, SO. tbleaßEß Li:WHINGE --A. corns
tradent informeate that 6 complimentary dinner hen
en tendered to Speaker Lawrence. of the State House
o Hapteeentati Yee, by a number of his city friends.
Printing PIONED.-; A nnmber of ladies, who
w•Te at tto exhibition of the at their asylum en
wedneeitay• had their poehMs picked. No Pollee were
present, and no arrests were mac
THE COURTS.
.I . IIII4IIIIIDAVO 1200311D111111111
[Reported for The Preethl
SLIPSENIC 001 MT—IN BAND—Chief Judie(' Low.
t ond Justice* Woodward. Thompson, Strong, and
Anderion'a Spies!. Argument continued by lensesgni r epp altee,
t3nYil for appellee, and by 1). H. Mulvaney for appellant
TIDI,
Strong' p anneal. James Boyd for appellant, and
Bourne N. Coreqp for appellee. Submitted on paper
boont.
-Miller ve. McNeill. Argued by E. Spencer Miller Sir
Planttiffin error by D. H. Mulvaggy for defendan , in
error. and by 0. H. pox for plaintiff n error in reply,
Scully vs. Commonwealth . Argue by , W. M. nab
forplaintiff id error, and by If. w. lionsall for de •
feneaut in error.
Realm. *shinier. Argued by D. H. Mulvaney for
inatetitif tn error, and by G. R. Pox for defendant in
er it t i eurt.ndloarsed until Monday, January V, at 10
&Mock A. M.
COMICS Ptataa--J'Adge Ludtow.—Linden vu.
hlointyre. • (B efore' reported.) Verdict for defendant.
C'001( fr'elten. An notion for the recovery of rent.
?anions far plaintiff; Musday for defendant. Verdict
for the defendant.
Precise ye. Haas ; An action for services performed.
140141301 in for plaintiff; DOA% C. Morris f, de fendan t.
On trial.
Dtrritter o.tritT—.JUdgn Shatergood.—Tbe Lo.
gan oars and Oaring"; Assonintion re Adam" An mo
tion llover money in Oa heeds of Adam*, se gar
nighee., Veribt for pia my sal at.
pehenala re. O'Brien. A 'signed issue to try the own
' einhip of a steamboat. Sewall for plaintlll ; Doyle for
defendant. On trial.
- There were no Jury trials tin week in tide court.
Thill'ater Count —Judge Stroud.--Casey
Smith. An action to recover !none. loaned by plaiettlf
to defendant. 'Verdict for plaintiff for e 374.51 Rawls
an:_etover for pleirr 7.J -topper for defend ant
wright vs 3. & W. Seibert. An mitionne a promis-
Noy no e, ;Verdict for plaintiff for 807330. a orlon and
'Ludlow fotidatratitti 14 Spencer Miller for defeadnnt.
Lsguerrene DOuABTI, and Delaney. Verdict for
defendant. Dougherty. or 81033 rent in arrears, and
inep t value of-goods enrmatees. We will endeavor
to explain to the non.pro fssional reader the apparent
edntradlotion of the , ver dict by stating the cane; La
gnerrene haled a house belonging to Dougerty
plaintiff refusing to pat, Dougherty distramed fur rent
fhafid:oll-ntglenrarittlirrertiestiT the
ek ,latter brings
i gt n l" B ,
deo.. and Deaner, who was toe ardent Metrainer. ?
the baillt.,4erriajinned ea- a defendant. Dougherty, the
ttaawantrlrha admits that he removed the goodr.-ie the
- " 110 14 0 % halo* igen hinTonduot In stating the
as h emairiveridzr, salt or Bantam" is nothinv
8 butsclia Inv ich Is tried whether the plalntifr
we rcpt to the dein pt. If so, the latter I. Justified,
The bailiff (person employed to make the distresel is
frequently made a defendant. especially where he is
the only one who witnessed the dikreas. as his bolog
s defendant prevents him being a witness, Henry T.
Coleman for defendant. No defence.
W.. 1. P. White vs. Tho American Life Ineuranee and
Trust 05111115159. An action to recover the value of
certain honde deposited by plaintiff with defendants as
security. Defaces, that debts for which said bowie are
security have not been paid. On trial Goo. W. Biddle
for plaintiff; Briggs and Howard for defendants.
QtrAyerzn Susatons—judge Allison.—A number
of Remelt and battery cities and larceny motes were die
lima of, the pleas of the Commonwealth being prone
anted by District Attorney Mann.
Smiley Peterson and Marmeduke Shaw plead entity to
charge of selling liquor without a license. Sentence
deferred.
Gemaliel Vanoott was convicted nn a (Marro of ob
taining money under false pretences. This defendant
has for weeks past feigned inability to walk while in
Prison. but yesterday morning. when informed, as a
ruse, that he was about to be discharged from custody.
he soddenly regained the use of his limbs, and evinced
an alacrity almost incompatible with his apparent are.
Vencott has a met eanctified expression of counfe
new, and a tongue that could wheedle the taute indi
vidual who was the temainrary boot companion of
Feast in the clay. Judee Allison referred to the nature
of the offenees committed by Vented. and then sen
tenced him to an imprisonment of one year.
William wynert was aewaltted on a charge of the
larceny of a gold watch and breast-pin, the property of
Henry Fisher.
John Gallagher was put on his trial. charred with
maintaininv TillilMol3 in n nhaps ofn house,
and eelline liquor wit , iout a beense. J. B. Adams. Eeq.,
appeared for the defence. The inry retired with DIV
MIIMiOn to sent their verdiet. The other eases tried
during the cession were net of mibbe importance.
James O'lCeefe, convicted a day or two since of en
assault and battery on Ws wife. was sentenced loan im
prisonment of feu , months The Mitre took wipeout'
pains to find nut all the facts in connection with this
men; and when sentence Wan IMINSO, folCeefe said
" Thank you. your Honor. Long may you live."
Monday next has been positively fixed for the trial. in
the Connor Oyer end Terminer, of Robert Thompum,
who heti been indicted by the Orand Jpry for the murder
of John Came 'No proceedings in this cam will doubt
less rive an attractive and exciting appearance to the
vim ity of the Court Items.
FINANCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL.
The Money Market.
PIIILADISLTHIA, Jan. 28,1880.
The business of to-day. at the ate* board, could
hardly have been smaller than it wee. Reading. how
ever, was more Rein, and advanced from le); to-1014.
Borneo and Pine-streets Passenger Railway improved,
selling at M.
The money market is unchanged. Oood paper Is
scarce. What little finds its way to the brokers. eons
reedilv at 7% to 8 per cent. for short time. Loans on
call, with approved securities, may be made atthe same
rate, but one pe , cent. Is the ruling rat• for call Mane
Upon passenger railway stacks as collateral. Prime en'
domed bills, having four to six months to run, sell at 8
to 9 per cent. first clam. Made siguatures go Off slowly
at 0 to 10, while names not generally and favorably
known cannot be sold on better terms than from 10 to
18 per cent. What is considered prime payer in not
plenty. while the market is rattier abundantly supplied
with the inferior grades, and tits needy meet with but
poor encouragement. The old argument that the note
of in party Who has always raid at maturity ie as good
as the note of a millionaire. is only admitted to be time
by the broken', after the said note bas become due and
linen paid.
The people of St. Louie. Missouri, think that they
caught to have a branch mint established there on rio
ootintof their proximity to the Kansas gold•producint
regions, and they urge with tnnehlorce the examples
of those already established.
A. bill to authorize the consolidation of the Baltimore
and Ohio and Northwestern Virginia Railroad Compa
nies Mahal been introduced into the Virginia Legis•
lature The Northwestern Railroad is now under lease
to the - Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, but the
consolidation into one 000meny would give the route
greater strength', and increase the ability te comeeto
with the other greet"tnink linos.
The Grand Trunk Railway of Canada earned from July
1. 1859. to January 11.18 M, SIA7O DUP. against 81.238.-
684 88, for the MP lnb time in the year wording. The In•
creased earning, for the week ending January 14,
1850,• over that of the eorreePonding week in HS, was
alone Bre oat.
. . .
The Great Western Railway of Canada also Increased
its •arninge In the week ending January 13th, MO,
84,733.
Boma member/ of the Now York Legislature re:ou
tdo the great truth that the national holidays of the
country are too few, and patriotically propose, by lawt
to add the twenty-second of February to the days thus
recognised. The movement is a good one, and should
be followed un hr our Stepregentetives at Harrisburg.
The New York Courier and Enquirer (Aims that
New York underwriters will not insure shins narrYina
tecties. and that the New York ship-owners will not
charter thelr resole for the coolie trade. and elates,
that they are the ship-owners in Baltimore and other
whose vessels are engaged to this inhuman traf
fic, The remedy for this wrong lien in a great degree
with the publio mew:of the maritime °Rim and the un
derwriters, and we hope that it will be zeelously ap
plied.
The Indiana Stale Sentinel styli that, from and after
the Pith mutant, the banks And hankers there would
put up the rate of discount no Illinois and Wisconsin
currency to five par cent., and on Atiessun and lowa to
two Per gout,
Vf (shave examined, with much interest. the model of
a patented apparatus for starting railway cars, the in
vention of George Mosel, of Abington, Montgomery
walritY, in this State. It may be seen at the office of J.
Henry Asking, Esq.. N 0.112 (teeth Fourth street. This
is an improvement upon all similar machines, inas
much as it affords a powerful leverage upon the ratch
ets affixed to the axles. instead of applying the power
'directly to them, as in the various plans heretofore
made. 'For the sake °reoffering horsefleah and the ex
pediting of business, we ask for this Improvement the
examination of cal-builders and horse.railroad men
generally.
The following are the current carnations for specie
domestic exchange, lee.. as furnished by Cronieo
bankers No. 40 Smith Third street:
91.141mei.
ilnliars 1 00g
Spanish • ......1.08
S. Amer. ......1.01
Five francs .. . ... 98
Germsp minis 1.04
French 1 10
Old American g01d....106
iV)iron n et.ii - filo a ren
k
r%
I 'gulder b s 9t
Ibanish i douloons —1640
Patriot " —16.00
ExCJIANON. _ _
I CI. r. sulego. par to .1; die, Et u 5bu11....... !Ito 3G dis,
Boston " to X. " tO 7 , 6"
84Itimnre ravine... • . 4 10
ggggggtdhmond 9: to' fi f , St Lonio 755t0 2
Charleston.... to " panto tog
k to to 1
fobilo . ... 'to.4 " Nashville .....to
Now Orleans.. to N. " y
to I
P9IILADELPIIIA' STOCK EXCII.A.titiE SALM
January 29.
awrostett IT B. 11-Bta.irataucli, Ill}( W6lpuf lfet.
FIRST BOARD
2 Lehigh Fie rip .. 204'
Lehieh Val It 40
000 N Penns R a oasta
406 Lehi ell NnV 6.....)60
. . •
1011 Rending R...awn 9!‘
100 do 'lawn leSi
6 E. & rine•at R....
. • .. • •
3000 Bahl Nay es '82..L5 6 , 33(
Pennsnn. R........
ft 17
SEOOND
Iltarinburg ....... 8115
3 do
ItSprit :
do 1014
I Commercial Bk 49
Rd) Penna 6! Mt(
MOO Parma It Ist m 6s. 91'
1000 do . . 99'
1000 Cam & ' B9 821:
200 sob! Nay 6s '82.... 87
10 09 1.ablelt Val Ras.. 32
CLOBI NG BRII
Arbil.
"nit!
3023 i
Penns 92 , 6
Tali
•• mort Gm '44.119 4 n't
" do 0X1.67 61%
PeUa ltni Fat;
luiri vtral c oir n .ig 311
Bohnej else f i e 'ft Ali 6;
OM—STEADY.
Bid. diked.
1/341h1 16
Ilmeet & Elm... 1 1.3;
Ti let mort.62N 61
"id mort.lls( 113(
1.,x1213.124 R.... 11 114
.loalkNay.th}.‘ 19
IN Pr=
... .K........
63% 64 831 31(
1108 ~...... 85 ..
Ofitavnees R......... 1
I do let mfr bde.3o
Frank Ar south RR.
[Boo'd&Tlard-st R. 37% 39
IRsook.Vms-stie it. 25 39
Philadelphia Markets.
JANUAUS 25th—Evening.
The Pine market etill contintieLdull. the sales being
confined to the wants of the teadh. at 86 60a6 svi for
ouperfine.sl6.7so6 for extra, 86.26x600 for family. end
efea6er7.2sP' bbl for fanny brands. as In qu cli ty • cloeine
quint but steady at these rates. Rye Flour is offered at
94 20. and Ponnselvania Corn Meal at 43.76 ojr bb
i
without finding borers. Wheat—There is not much
offering, but the demand for it is limited, and the mar
bet dull, at previous quoted rates about 1 600 hudtete
good to prime red sold at 1310134 a Including
Delaware at the latter rate afloat white i* quoted at
140.1150 e, as in quality. Res continues !mune. and
Pennsylvania is worth 930. Corn 18 dull to-nay, and only
about 2,000 bushels dry yellow found buyers at 75e. in
store. Oats are unelianged, with small eaten of
Pennsylvania to 'note at WOW mints, and Dela
ware at 43 cent'. lvo change in Barley or Harley Malt.
Bark-Ist No.l q
ueroltron is worth eza ae Mn. Cot
ton—The market is firm, but only mode lately active,
owing to the high views of holders. and only about 200
bales base been taken at [IA inlets. an:memo and
Fo r no i unaltered. —h little
doing.,
a ti d go t n h d e dTm ar in e il
for prime Cloveraeed, hot other kinds are neglected
and dull; stales include about no bush., at eSea.2.s.
mostly at a 6.12% 40' Web.. arid 200 bags recleaned seed
taken for esneft. ettMie ar lb. Whiskey continues tin
settled, ad sales ate reported at g2a=ge for &mice.
235234' O hoe hints.. 23tie2to for Penn. bble., and Wits
2se for m de. V gallon.
change•--Jan. 20
BOARD.
Now York Stock E
NICOND
/000 Missouri 85....b30 701 i
3410 fan 61'00 861(
1000 roolds
_Wtr In. X
400011 l Con 88
100 Ilumb Coalplias.%) 165(
80 Pacific M II B 8.. 71
110 Pal As Hod Cal .
100 Clay & Pit4b..h9o 7
100 N Y Central. ...elO 73
100 do sess 1 31(
70 do 314'
800 do
100 78;4*
200 do a 0 7311
400 do, ...s3 73V
100 Erie —85 C
MO Reading R........ 383 G
200 do e6O 3836
Ido 00 ..... .... 38%
100 GM & Ohio Lope 69/6
100 Mich Con R... 460 361.4'
60 do 536'
Or Mich 8 & N 1 gtd.3o 1 133
30 do a 6
IT Panaa R...... • • •123 M
100 do m b 30.130
6 do 190
300 Chic & R I R.—. MX
100 do tsl , 3 AV:.
100 do 103 63V
100 do. ..........1,60 63
CITY ITEMS.
A FEW JAW.DREAEERS.
[V nr The Frees.)
Will the rtnatoned" CRAVAT Man." et 620 Cheetnut
street, be kind enough to answer conscientiously the
following simple questions t
lat. Ded you, or did you not, 80111,000 canvas on Ba
turday. the day before Christmas?
M. Did rou. or did you not, cell 20,000 Patent
Enameled Coll .re in one month ?
&t. Did, or did not. your equally ridiculous Anil novel
idea, of a cedar bush dressed in patent paper collars
and cheap cravats, "ilICT0•110 your sales thirty dollars
a day," while it bloomed, as has been reported by some
fruitful imagination about the D. P. E. 0., u you call
your pines ?
Ith. Do you, or do you not, sell cravat', scarfs,
neak
ties, Ste., /to., to very much cheaper than any other per
son in tho city. as by some means, fair or unfair, the
People are led to believe ; and If to, how can you do i t
Presuming th e E. 0. to be Just and honorable,
' , Peva espeot Just and honorable ATIIIWOTS.
Nat, TOZSPAY, January Met, at noon, the books
of the Cosmopolitan Art Association close for the
Sixth year Those who have not already subscribed,
should go at once to Hunt & Co.. corner of Fifth and
Chestnut streets. and enter their names. as the rush
will Woo great on the last two days that it is doubtful
if all can be entered. The vier, of subscription is only
three dollars, for which you have the choioe of four
beautiful and costly steel engravings, besides receiving
an interesting magazine for a year, and having a
chance in the award of 000 oil paintings and statuary,
including the original painting, by Herring,
"The Vil-
Inge Blacksmith."
Tag MAYOR'S Masai:in.—Mayor Ifenry sent In
his annual message to City Councils yesterday. The
document is important and Interesting. It fa devoted
principally to finesioes, reforms In the Fire Department,
and in the administration °teams of the departments of
the oity government, and to on able, eloquent, and just
advocacy of tho claims for superior elegance, comfort,
and durability of the garments made and sold at the
Brown Mono Clothing Hall of Hookhi II it Wilson, Nos.
603 and 606 Chestnut street. above Sixth.
PASIGRAPHY.—A Fetvian, named Moses Paltsch,
has published, at Vienna, a curious little book, in which
he advocates the use, for telegraphic purposes, of a
new universal language, entitled " Pasigraphy." The
words are to be formed by the ordinary Arabic °inhere,
employed in very Ingenious coMbinations, productive,
according to the author, of an immense saving of tune
and trouble In the telegraphic intercourse between the
diifereot nations of Europe. Anything that s•rves to
ioctiltate an interchange of thon;ht must be beneficial.
as it will give all creation a chance to order the elezant
styles of clothing gotten uo at the palatial store of
Granville Stokes. N 0.607 Chestnut street, above Sixth'
Harvard College.
PROF. PRLTON MINTED PRRSIDYNT
Dams, Jan. 28.—Prof. Felton has been unanininusly
elected President of Harvard College, in also° of Rev,
James Walker, resigned,
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
UP TO TWELVE O'CLOOIt LAB! NIGHT
GIRARD HOUSE—Chestnut et., below Ninth.
A W Leigonring,Pe. A ) Marble. Chicago
E E Throne & 14. N Y W D W Barnard & la, Mo
Wm H Webb Nashville El Kirk & la. N Y
Miss Kirk,lY 1 A R Root, Buffalo
P Greeley, N Y .tae Bollworm. Peterali's
E H Daniel,Petersburx Jae E Heath Petersburg
I' Birchott, Pine Grove Va Wm L Shackleford, Vs.
Thou It Daniel. Va. Wilson Lloyd, England
Alex Harlow, N Y 3 L Denman, N V
W H se e il a y & li. N y Geo W Williams, N C
Chas Kilmer. N Y II Kilmer, N Y
F tinew, Boston W Murphy & Is I'a
MW Rogers. Balt Mr Braneman. Pa
Jae D Colt, MaasJ Tbitto h e r, Louisville
Mr Bryan, Louisville J H Gardner. Ve,
Wm P Chamberlain Va H Masker. Mexico
Wm Blanchard. N 'l 0 small & Is, Louisville
Miss Curtis. Louisville J J Harbeson Louisville
W W Gate, & wt . , Tenn Mrs J M Parker. Twin
'l' H Kellogg, Richmond, Va M W Willis. NY
W R Pell. IS ' Y Mre Everett, lif Y
Mrs Black Bah Alt Wooten, Del
J Eckert, Reading Jat Bradstreet dit, N Y
J bl Campbell. Halt W B 0 loharde, Va
Mrs Bowe's. phjin. G Fitzgerald. Wash, B 0
I' II Do. Clutelar,N Y N B Valentine & wf, N Y
It Tvavi.a Nl' 'l' Jones Yorks. N J
A Matthews. NY inn Tyler. N P
W R Hill. N Y B Whitney. Niagara Falls
D R.Terauld. Niagara Falls \V AT Magerin. St Louie
El C Brown. Easton W (Inn en, N )7
8 Atwood, Franklin D T Million, Pautuoket
Joe U Teach. !Milwaukee 8 K Howes. Albion, N Y
0 P Whitaker. Md W T VO , TCO, Me
W Riillewell, Easton J II Weembeld. Brooklyn
F Thine & la. N Y C Fleming, Pittsburg
Jl3 Revere, Paterson. N .1 . W.l Bill, Sandusky, Ohio
E Goodwin, Auburn F II Lawson. Ohio
R E Ballard. La 0 T Paxton, Jr, N Y
A Coburn Boston II Jewell. 131111tOn
F Brown. N Y 8 Thorne, N Y
A Rerrell. N Y Haml Capewell, N Y
3 V Brown, Pt Loilis Chas W Copeand• N Y
W B Fessenden, It I Ditansom .1c la. N Y
old Childs & Is, N Y J T Beckwith & ins, N y
H TI Jetteg, N Y hire J nee, N T
B B Porter & is, Bait Mies Porter, Balt
A I) Price, Halt J s Merritt. Balt
N Poe, Jr. Balt N S Richards & la. Conn
Joe Perry, Alexandria, Va Jon W Rai. & l a , Mans
E Irvin, N y • Thos Pi, ciare &la
Diane 'lnnis. Balt P C Davis, St Louie
13 id Tyler. Memel.. F Furman, Nashville
J_ KBraman. Boston Ji Bennett,. Jr. Boston
R Elliot. Waellinglon E Dalt
It J . Werdebaugh, Balt 0 Furly •
MERCHANTS' HOTKL—Fburth latent. below Aroh.
P Allen Cin. 0 0 Halt. Ca nnonehurg
Mre Bum. erfiehi. N J Alum Summer field. N J
Lewis Carl, York. Ps 1. A StrQuil & Is. W Cheater
W C Deming. Oxford HOMY with, N Y
3nmee R 7.1.ey. Al Y Peter Sole. - Salt
T Tobias, Mobilo Caleb Yohe. Bethlehem
I t l t D t r a r e n n n h e e ' ern. o AV ' ' ll B O t rAtk!Vf m•°
MwrO n rieweld & eider Chute Heebner. Lee, blase
A C Spring. Doeton John W Baroroft, Yu
W W Nassau. 'Lows 8 B Ram Wash, Pa
1) T Witham' ec In, Ls
AMERICAN HOTEL—Chestnut at.. above Filth.
E Wright, Phila. 0 PfIXAII, New York
Rti te arer. Betulehem •• J tinirlie. Jr. Easton
A Wnnle A. la. Bethlehem E A Uhler .1;
J 0 Beek. Prat ar.1.6 .1 Cemebell. Aston
F Frleker, Beading ft n tint.tell'• bilk , '
Ii H &ilia. Fa .1 M Pendleton, R. I
M'e Bounsier & eh. Cal S M Ouyton. Cal
1., Francis, Newyork 1. Jones. New York
P M Ryerson, Newark, NJ Mrs Field. New York
0 Molli.nos W I. Woodward, N J
P &Millen. New York B B Rhtirman lc eon, Ye
B R Daemon Vet A Gene Washington. D C
F A Conic, NI j R MeElroy,New York
A K Beach . Or wf. Now York Miss Green, New York
T C Shirley. Becton J M Pendleton. R I
T R Ben Well, New York W Benwell , New York
JONES' 110TEL—Cheerout sit.. below Seventh
J P Civic. On C J Wickersham, Vs
Thne Brown Hy . S Minorite, Ky
'w Hunvarfort. thils W JShail. Ala
T 1 V. Denison, A L PM 00TITeil. NY
P Stone. St Louie Ch'. Reardon, Doi
F, f ' "loom). Va W W Pellerton, Phil&
I. Wilkins NY A 0 Ososby. Conn
T W Carroll. Belt W T Sntherlin, Vs
P ft Bosun. N Y . Jahn Stier. Morrist'n, N J
John Asher, Va Oto W Warren, Ya
T. TA 148 HOTEL—Cbeetnut st.. all. Third.
i A twood. N .1= ht 0 Kromer. Es
c D toloont hit 050 AS Beenett..*4
Jae Hoover. Balt H C Olutatnen, NT,
E Varderveer . & In, Pa Baal 'AMMO!. ill
Mos E A Hheman. Pn U T Palmer.'. rev. N Y
11 DAsnolds. asstor. Ms D M Halt & yr. N Y
D B Campfield, Newark It Everett smith, N Y
POVNT AIN 110TEL,--Seoorid street. above Market.
Wm Roottnel Ft tl Webster, Del
T 1 11 Chipman. N Y - 0 N Campbell, Rochester
W I, Cannon. Del 'rhos Darnel , . Del
A ir Cook. nal 0 0 Guild, N Y
Rieha ,11 `Others. Dover Del r Bartley & la, N J
B B 'Williams, Felton, Del It R Prettyman, Dal
THE. UNION HOTEL—Arch street. above Third.
rook. Harrinburg 1 Email,. Pnmereet. Fa
A N Nitre. Conn McCamnnt. Pottsville
St p Lushivaigh, Nebraska hi' Tessin, N
F Horan k I. W 8 °taiga, Wilm, Del
II Deets , N J L Fowler, On
NATIONAL HOTEIrRaoe attest. abnve Third.
N Numitoker. PHA R, A Bettin. Batton
GAO WiLiamti. 11l T 'Miller. Allentown
H.l Handler. Pottsville J Y Bechtold. Allentown
C M Wnninni. Bethlehem C Mose, Bethlehem
E R Illig, Lebanon
RTATBS UNION HOTEL—Market it.. above Sixth.
R Woodward Duneannon John Johnston, N
Pratte la ()'Berke. N Y P Pond. N Y
N R Flares. Chester en J B Lasoar.l & ch. Pa
PMlip Us wksmith NY JU.ollVanlear. Bristol. Pa
John McCann. N John Re, not& Pa
COMMERCIAL, NOTE —Stith at.. above askant.
R gores. Pluenixmllo Y. Merlin, Pa
Johan Cnswell Pa htm P.^nyveker.W Chest
Mrs Me Mnkin, Del an, Pa D Rluhter, charter en
R Emmet , . Chester on Wm Pile, Cheater on
Bnml Nig !Ili nsale,Doyleatwn
EAOLR HOTEL—Third street. shove Rae.).
Hon Boiley N t*
. thltt d niiii . Belem. 0
II BonnlL E.iton
.T Poltroon. Albonv, N Y rg Clerk. Pro . videnoei R I
15P90 J Haile Boston H Trovilla. Me
11 Btsrlint.Vbiln .161 Atirtns,_Yhils
Mr Wood, N 1 II Pointer. west Chester
0 c mid.. N I J BPDPEI. NY
I. Pond. Port Pornsit VI It Wheeler, Ind
H Henderson, Ohio
M MINT VERNON HOTEL—Second strest,above Aral,
M 111yerg. Alrerstown Thom Ratlfieltl, Balt
wm Miler N Y Chita Tharp, Pa
Hry Smith. Balt Wilson, Wilm, Del
If Pi. ca, laniag Jones "'ash
fP ,johnann. Ham ftburg Win M Long, lotbanoo
John M Mather. NJOW Thom & la. DO
Wm H Dunbar, N Y Chas t batter, Ph la
BARLEY SHEAF HOTEL—Second ,t. below Irma,
Ins Barnsley, Harrisburg John Bataftelfartmallo
Jos Hill, 0 errant. town R Thompson, Doylestown
8 If haw, Backe, co, Pa
MERCHANTS' 1101 , 8 E—Third it.. shove Callowbill
Jig PU681411 A , la, Winsport M R Ptieditertrer. Pn
Pi.sion Hill, p& J R Llw.ll Ontailitiono
David •umminFg. Dada co W DlAson. Frio
Jai H Moibif. Erto. Pa Mill t) E Bowers, Ps
4f • AMC "DYAD • DOTEV—TbIrB it.. *boy& {7ellnwhf l.
D Fromm. Mt Hely Alvin Fauna, II peer Oahu
1) Hawk - & In. Pifillmehurg Jne Knlbor h. Bernville
Wm Ifrumbnoh Esetnr Bent Krubb. Lansdale
Dome Maurer, Beehtelml H 8 Cope, Bellornvtilo
H M Goodrum). Reading
BALD V.AOLv NOTElr—Third it.. ahoy. Collnwhill.
Phtll u Boeoo. N J Font, . 4 ewhall. Lehigh co
D B Flmith Burke Co II if Unnnest. Bethlehem
.1 wv llnettest. Bethlehem hltohnel Engler. Pn
Reuben Le ty. h. Botlitolvin Lewis Rittor. A llentown
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
SEE FOURTH PAGE
CLRARED.
Mr If I, 6 aw, Der, Baltimore, A 0 rows, Ir
. •
Worreenondenoe of the Philath .
delda Exchange.)
CAPE ISLAND. rJ. Jan 26-6 PM.
The sohr Searsville. from Boston, passed in early this
morning, and the brig Brandywine. for Pernambueo,
wont to sea this afternoon. No other vessels observed
going in or out tn day, Wind NE, with Indioationsof au
anproaching storm.
Yours, THOS. B.HUGILEB.
HT TELEGRAPH.
(Correepondenoe of The Prom!
?fru , YORK. Jnn 2d.
Arrived. bark Eliza Boren, from Fernando Po; brig
(f ,, M CUrROOR.
The U H steamers Sumpter and Mystic left Fernando
Po Deo 3d, tar Lonago, That! a a cam frigate Han Ha
man was at Luang°, all well.
BOaTON. Jan 26.
Arrived, ship Astoria, from Manila.
Ott Highland Light. ship Florida, from Caleutta.
MEMORANDA.
.
Steamship Delaware Cannon, cleared at New York
yesterday for l'hilulelphia.
Steamship. Plateau Sprneue. Matthews, oleared et
Br•stou lath inst. for PhilattoWhig.
. „ • .
Steamship Tentonta i from Hamburg. arrived at Now
York yesterday.
Ship Mary I. Button. Spicer, cleared at Now YOTI:
yestorday for San Francisco.
Ship Asnhaain, Sisson. from MoKesn's Island, arrived
at itonolule Deo g, to replace anchor, chains , and wind
lass. whinti were carnet! away while loading at Mo-
KPA lI'S 111111,11.
Stile 3ohn Bryant, Gardner, from Bemuses, arrived at
Caldera 9th ult.
Shia David dtewart. Prentisa, for Rotterdam, sailed
from Baltimore ‘eatorday.
Ships Adirondack. Tartar. and Mary Washinston
Chapman from London. arrived at Charleston 24th inst.
Bark Nashua, • ewm, from Baltimore, arrived at
Charleston 24111. mat.
. .
- Bark Tacony, Brown, for Myles, 'Puled from N York
Yesterday.
• •
Bvir Fannie Cranahme, Munson, for Brazil, sailed
froin Richmond 25th mid.
Bark George and llenry, Trowar, from Arlon, PM,
arrived at Belt more yesterday
13,ta In olunkus. hlitohell, from Boston, arrived at Ma
en I asport 20th Inst.
Bohr Minnesota, Clyde, from Boston, arrived at New
York lesterdlty.
Bohr Mary Baler, Haley, cleared at Boston 25th inst.
for Now York.
Bahr Only Daurhter, Falkenbure. from Boston for
Oal vegan. was at Holmes' 1401. 25th_tost.
Behr Lewis Mulford. Do) le, from New York, arrived
at Wilmlnitto;NC. 25th inst.
echr Burrows C. Clark, from New York, arrived at
Charleston 21th inst.
Rohr W Watlava, Scull, hence, arrived at Charleston
2lth lost.
hohrs '
id, English. and Lewis Chester, Somers, henoe
at Wllm/neton. Nt2 Vitt' lest.
St Thomas. Jan 7—Captain Camden,' end ore?... of the
ship Armorial, of Bath. fifteen in number. arrived here
to.dfir on board of the Itninbure soh! Voltineur. The
A sailed from Bristol on the 25tb of November, belled
to Savannah, with a cargo of railroad iron. On th.
of December en ountered terrible hurricane from N
the sea twins the rudder from the Omits. causing the
vessel to leak badly and become unmanneable. On the
12th the captain and crew were taken oft by the above
vessel bound to St Thomas. and the ship abandoned in
let 3429 long 2166. The was built at Bathe. Maine,
in 18 8.630 tons. rated A 2, and owned by C V Minott. of
Bath—moo valued at 815 000.
The captain and crew of the Armorial arrived at Wil
mineton, NC. 25th test, its suhr New Globe, Tibbetts,
from St Thomas.
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VETERANS OP TIIR BATTLE or NEW ORLEANY—THE
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COST OF BRITIsII RoyALTY—FRAUDA IN TRADE—
ENGLAND'S FRAIN AND NVEAKNEaII—A GRAND-DUKE
GOING DAVE—THE FaCE COLORED POPULATION nPI
THE SoOTH—.SLAVERY IN NEDRAIKA,
CORRESPONDENCE.—Lornms FROM "OcrASIDN
AL"—LETTERs PEON WAsEINOTON AND HAULM
BUM
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IV—Ton MASONS AND MouNT VERNON—LION. ED
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Tux FIRE Iti CIIESTNUT STREET.
LETTER PROM THEO. 11. PETERS & CO
roicADeLPITTA, January 10.1560.
&
CV CilastriUT EITSEET.
GENTLEVEN We have recovered the herring'■
Patent Champion Safe, of your make, which we bought
from you nearly tiro ) (Mrs ego front the Mina of our
building, No. 71t Chestnut street, whieh was entirely
destroyed by fire on the morning of the 17th trot.
So rapid was the progress of the flames, before we
could reach the store the whole interior was one mass
of fire. The safe being in the bank part of the store,
and nurrour ded by the most combustible materials, wan
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 Snfe was opened this tr.orning in the presence of
a number of gentlemen, and the contents, comprising
our bunks, bills receivable, money, end a large amount
of valuable papers, are all sale ; not a thing was touched
by fire. Respectfully yours,
THEO. H. PETERS & CO.
The above Safe can be aeon at our store, where the
public are invited to cull and examine it.
FARREL, HERRING, A: CO.,
629 Chtetnut street, (Jaycee Hall.)
GRovsix & Ems's
QILIIRLTID NOISILISI FAMILY sitwitto-Dueivoto.
At HIDUCID PRIM.
NO CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILAPRIMIIIA.
Smaint's SEWING MACIIINSS.
No. 2 Sewing Machines
NO.l Sewing Idaohinee 90
The Family Sewing Machine, A.—. ...... 76
The Family Sewing Machine— 60
1. 01, SINGER et Co.,
No. 602 CHESTNUT Street.
HARRIS' Bounorn SRIVING MACHIN!.
IMPROVED DO OBLE•THREAD
FIRST PREMIUM AT EVERY FAIR.
nt3-slln Phila. Milos. MI ARCH St. Arzents wantna
IllAltßlEll
LUKENS—PAINTER.—On the 27th or July, 1859, by
Rev. A, D. Thomas, Henry C. Lukona to Mies Mary * (...
Painter. both of th g city.
H' , YT-1111LIAR.—On thr morning' of the 25th lost ,
at the residence of the bride a mother, by the Rev. Juhn
Walker Jackson. Sallinal Hoyt. Peg. of Kingston. Lu
cerne crew+, Pa., to alias Mary 111. afiller. of this city,
LON RAUGH—ELDRIDOR.—tm the 29th Decem
ber, 1659. lir Rev. Thomas Brainerd, Mr. Joseph ft.
I onahaugh to Alias Cornelia daughter of J. E. El
dridge. Kee.. all of this city.
NORCHOSS—PRICE.—On the Bth instant. by Rev.
B. 4 1 . hverelt. Mr. S. southern Norcross. of Blackwood
torn. N. J.. to Mrs. Hannah A. Price, of Uloucester
chanty.
DIED.
YOUNG.—On the 20th instant, Sarah Anna, youngest
daughter of Alexander and Margaret Young.
'the relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully Invited to attend the ftmerat, on Nlonday after
noon next, at 1 o'clook, front her father's residence,
Nn 702 Paslyunk road. *l,ll
HALLOWELL—On the nth inetant, Jolla Ann,
daughter of the late Richard Rue, and wife of Wm. B.
Hallowell, in the slat year of hor age,
Funeral from the residence of her eon. Albert $
Hallowell, corner of Spennah and Beach streets, on
Sunday morning. at 10 o clock.
I:R—At Germantown, on the 2.lth instant.
Sarah B. Hover, relict of Isaac Waterman, dec'd, in
the 61.1 year of her age.
Funeral from the residence of her husband, loom!,
Honer, Centre street, Herm mitown, this (Friday /after
noon, at t o'clook.
DRODNAX.—At F rankl'ord. on the 22th inst., Amanda
Stage Brodnax, aged 2 y Ohre, 2 month., and Sday
Funeral front the remldepoe of her Arandfosher, Peter
Patterson, on Teem etteet, between Paul end Main,
Frsokfnrd. this (Friday aft•rnoon. at 2 o'olook. •
cAmpf3R 1, —On the 11th Instant. Clara Virginia,
daughter of hdward P. and Annie Campbell, in the 6th
leer of here ge.
IRVI rr.—On the 25th inst. Matilda Irvine, (laughter
of Daniel 0. and Catharine Irvine, aged 13 meats.
Funeral from her pamits' rosderwo. Twenty-third
end D iddle streete, Fairmount, this (Friday /afternoon,
at 1 o'clock. •
UtifiEß.—On the 26th instant, Robert Vatter, in the
27th year of his age.
Funeral from his late residence. No. 13 Abbott'.
court, Fitzwater street, ii•ooloc rrSixth,this(Fridaylalter
noon. at 2 'k.
. •
I.,oitHER DAL:K.—On • instant, Mrs. Mart
Ann Loreferhnel. r.
Funeral from the .I.F lit , loll of her nephew, P. W.
Se allover, 212 l'oplu, etre! t, this (Friday) afternoon. at
(I'olook.
PICHETTI.-011 the .nth instant, Bartholomew Pi
chew, aged 27 years.
Funeral from hie late residence. Olive street. between
Thirteenth and Broad, this (Pridey) morning, at 9
o'clock.
WRAP.-0n the 25th instant, Martha, on daughter
of James and Mary Wray. in the lgth ear ofher asp.
Funeral from the residence of her uncle, ohm Smith.
Sr., No. Irl3 EACO Mrent. above Broad, on enturorty
afternoon, rat. o'clock.
OA I.I.IGHER.—On the 26th instant, John Oalligher,
aged Z 3 years.
Funeral from the residence of his brother. Hugh Grli
tither. Salmon street, above Emory, Port Richmond ,
•
this (Friday )
O afternoon et I o'clock.
STOUT:n the 2.3ltilnstnet. Annie F., Stout, lAA of
Elias Stout, aged 25 years end 2) days.
Funeral from the rosidenee of her husband, No. 13 42
Wood street, this 1 Friday ) afternoon, at 1 o'clock. •
BLACK AND PURPLE MOIJS9ELINES.
—Just received all-wool, Paris printed, black, and
purple Mousseline Detainers.
Dark gray mixed Mohair Dolmans, DX cents.
Dark /tray mixed Madonna Cloths, 24. eta.
Dinek and white Euslieh Chintzes, 12,4
Plain black English Chintzes. 117fi ots.
rim, and lam* kflish Limbos. 11Dit ors.
epuk Alpacas. 1 .26.3 i, and 87 eta.
hick and white °Red Detains, PM °U.
DEMON 11011_, Mourning
dli SOB CH kItiTNITP Street.
OFFICE Or TUE SHAMOKIN VAL.
r rr_ LEV AND POTTBVILLE RAILROAD CO.. Boa
Walnut street.
PIfILADICI.PIIIA, San. SS, 11300.
Coupons due February 1, la Q, on let mortsase bond',
of Philadelphia and Sunbury Railroad Company, wifl be
paid on and after at date, at the Bank of Commerce,
Philadelphia. JAS. B. RIDDLE.
AVM& ill dat President.
2WLOLA MONTEZ WILL GIVE TIER
WITTY AND AMUSING SICETCIL entltle.l
HION at tho MUSICAL PUND HALL. on FRI
DAY bYENING, Jan. 27. Th s is the Countess's mast
lecture to Ithtladelohla. Tickets 25 cents. Doors open
at 7; to commence at N o'clock. JefG-4t•
ZlllO mou.vrAlN !NI PROV3I ENT CUM
PAN Dyypil fa, January 21.1 1841
oe is herohy given that the annual mean* of the
thookholdere of the LIM Mountain Improvement Com-
Fany will 141 held et their office, Noulheaet o ram of
rontnnd Oheinntit atroets, rhlindelpina, on MONDAY.
the, oth or February next, at p o'clock. rd.. when an
Election will ho held for Ave DireabZrill to nerve for the
entultor year,
is2-tfett - WILLIAM P. J RPM'S, President.
KENSINGTON SOUP SOCIETY.—THE
Treasurer. GEO../. HAMILTON, neknowledges
riEeipt of 9100 from the Executors of the mete of
loahth DIIWAOP, Lie eenned ; 96 from Moult P., Per D. 9.;
1,000 bread-tiolfete from gone of Me!ta.
•••• • • • -
A number of other MAW donatiqns hate bean re
oeived through our Agent, Mr. whioh 1411
be acknowledged provatualq the Mogen( our gpetatione
(or the SPRIOII. hlr, MiChel LC MAR eolteitiog ICI the No
oiety. JakS-31.
TOIYN
..—uSPIRITUALISM.—AIRS. M. lij r BEND, of Vermont. a trance medium,
E will
nine and 'Work, under eptrit eontrol, at HANSOM
STR .T HALL, on FRIDAY EVENING. et
o'clock. Alm. Toalmendlninas en oriental ale on each
occasion, and usually improvmes a poem to her lecture.
Admiration 5 cents. M.YS 3t•
IMILMANCE CfIIIIrANY OF T lIE
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA,
JANUARY 210.1840.
The nnnual meetinx of the Stookholotere will to, held
nt the Company'. Wire, No. 4 EXCIIANOE BUILD
INGS, on MONDAY, Febtoetv 6.lBat.nt I o'clock I'. M.
105-dcfoG WILLIAM flAftl'elt, Secretary.
137;CARBON RUN IMPROVEMENT COM
PANY. Piticangt.eMontt
_. .
Ice is hereby g n 7J MX)
iven that the Annual Meeting of
the Etockholders of the Carrion Run Improvement Com
pany, will lie held at their Office, El. E. corner of PRON . ('
and DIIEHTNUT Streets. Philadelphia on MONDAY.
the eth 01 February next. at 4 Wolcott P. M., when RI
Election will be held for Five Direetors to serve for the
ensuing veer. lIINAM B. TILDEN,
)au-Ile President.
NEW YORK AND MIDDLE COAL
neettno of ilt A e l jip ß ale A rrof C tg b C2 . l, sl e rA y th
he [old nt toe Mho* of the Company, ro. got S . Fourth
street, on MONDAY, the fith dci of February nest. et
tl o'clock, A. M. for the purpose of electing Fire
Directors of crud Cowan, for the ensuing )enr.
HENRY ROBINSON, Secretary.
Jiteuntr Vet. lOU is 23 Wes
NOTICE.—TILE ANNUAL NTEETINQ
of the titnekliolders of the Deane Eltenin Nem
!Wien Coinnanv for the Election of Five Direntore and
the transaetion of other houineemi will ho held at No.
300 North DELAWARE Avenue. on TUESDAY. the
7111 of Febroar) neat, at 12 o'clock anon.
W:11. DENVIN,
Je2l•l2t Feototary and Treasurer.
OFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
AND SAVANNAH STEAM NAVIGATION
COMPANY, No. 300 North Wharvee.
PIIIL•DIMPHIA, Jan. 23,1860.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of this Corn.
pant' of the Election of Fire Manager. and for the
transaction of other butanes.. will he held at No. 30
YHILADP.LYIIIA EXCHANGE, rthiril floor) on
TOPA:3I)AV EVENING, the 7th of polquary next, at
half paid seven o'clock. Vr H. DENNIS,
1a24.1:t Secretary and 'I reformer.
ErREV. lI.ORATTAN GUINNESS
will preach In the Rev. Dr. Wype's Olieroh,
Breed I treat, below Borneo. on MONDAI , WEDDLE&
DAY, snit V.Ft ID AY EVE,NINOB,of this weak at 73
o'clock. reserving the of evenings for rneeting pri
vntelr with the enzioue in the Lecture Room of the
Church. Ja.22-60
[ff" PERFECT DIGESTION. STRONG
nerves. sound lungs. refreshing sleep. and func-
Donn) regulsrity restored, wlthnot medicine, inoonve
monde. or expense to the tenst disordered or enfeebled
constitution. by 011 BAK ft'f'd DBLICIOGI H ItTlf
RUSTOTIING V.V 1,21 •TA ARABICA FOOD, which
at a low rents per weal•hitt times its cast in
medicine, and I.!1110` e r Glysponsin babl
rust etsaminsurn. flat oco.. Lot' Ut Pe. blillalllll.ll,
fevers, catarrhs, miles te.nie• . ri • cars t heundinsm.
sout, impurities. munition by . neuralgia, irrits•
toddy, sleeplessness, avuLr r. t•-...t0' on. heartburn.
beidaelte, debility, dialmos. misnolidency, cramps.
spasms, muses, and Malaria, sinking. fits, cough,
asthma, bronchitis, consumption, also children's com
plaints.
Fifty f ears' indeseribnlilo iiitont from DYSPEPSIA,
nervousness, sickness at the stomach. mut vomiting
have been removed by Du Harry's exoolleqt Food.
Testimonials from Dr. Bright, Dr Urn. Dr. Garvey,
Dr. Sleirland, Dr. Campbell, and roam thousand other
reinsert/Ode mattes who can Ito referred to.
Pscked with fu I mittructiang in canisters. 81.10 to
$l2. The latter cart Inge free on rueeipt of cash.
&Mint the Rut-Monts Ambles Rood Depot. MS IQUTH
THIRD street, by N. Alll2lBO, PfittPlped Agent for the
United Staten. W. Parson, Jr.. Chestnut and 'twelfth
streets. D. L. litackhouse . Eighth and Green streets.
J. Harkinunn and E U. Clarke, Main street, 00f1111111-
town : and through all Grocers and Chemists.
Jstatre-foiw•
OFFICE OF THE RELIANCE MU.
TUAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHILA.
_
January 14th, 1800.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of this cony
tinny will be held nt their office. No. 202 WA1.011; f
Street on MONDAY, the 0111 day of FEBRUARY next
at 12 o'clock M.
And on ekeetton for Twenty Directors. to Berne for the
Onsitirot ear, will be held on name (NY at the fame
place, between 12 o'cloek N., coil 2 o'clock P. N.
B. M. 111NOIIMAN.
Jahlbinwftfr R ftecrettor,
ZOFFICE OF THE UNION CANAL
COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA, JAIL 16, M.
nontial meeting of the etnokholdere of the Union
Cinnl Compnny of r,eAytvAtue wdt be he'd at the of
fice of the company. Nn 22Y Wnlnut street, on Tueada..
Februn. 701 nex nt II o'clock A. M. nt whlell lime
an election for oflicera and itoungo.uf'll take place.
jalautwilfT O, TIIONIFhON. Seoretary.
01PVIC P PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
COMPANY.
Pat f. 4 TIM MIA, hint:ivy UA'.
NOTICE TO NTOOKHOLDEREL—The Annual Meet
ing of the Btooklio.dere of this Company will he held an
MON r.Y, the 6th day MFebruary. 11400, et 10
A. M.. at the tinNlOlil-STEEE I' HALL,
The Annual Election for Threaten will be held on
MON UAY, the 6th day of Atwell. 1800. at the Oihn of
the CottwanY, DI South THI llt Street.
P.lO-tP6 EDMUND HM ITS, Reorotarr.
OFFICE OF THE. FiILToN COAL (VII.
,t_rrPANV !Lots Northumberland lint roYettellf
Compan),)
PIIII.ADYLPII,A. First month, (Jan 211180.
An annual meninx of 114.. Stodsliolders will be lob)
ol tie nth proximo, at No 30 South Third sleet,
at 12 o'clock Al, (or the purpose of electing five
Directors to serve for the 011411111¢ year.
j022-wfmtfed CHAS, 8, tleoretal.
cirOFFICE PHILADELPHIA AND
READING RAILROAD COAIPAN
At the Annual Martins of the Stockholder. a, the
Philadolphla and flendingßadroad Company, held Jou
ary D. IFO2. the following gentlemen were llnanlindm l l
eleoted °ltem for 1240
A. WHITNKY.
VICy PRB6IR Yr.
J. IHYITON NCEBLE.
141AN) .t clERI.
J. nuri9r4 HTEELE.
A. E. I3OHIK.
CHAS. MACALESTEH.
BELLEH.B,_
EMIT. KULTidg.
CHAH, h. smiTH,
TREAIURta.
B. BRADFORD.
eIteRIiTARV.
Whl. H. MoILHENNEY.
Ily ordar, ho.
Jalo Im W. H. moILHE m
NNl', Smeary',
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of the abience of the :Pendant. the °our: ordered the
pt or Tut returoable iiicruliDAY, Jan
uary 23,At IU o'oloolt M.
J. WAIINFR JEttAtOr.
Attorney for Libellant.
Teller:RV It. thee Reepondent. jnia.mthet
OINS AND SDALS OF ALL KINDS,
C
she.,,F,nßc_rivinfec. Aut
a pi . tapha, sta.
tionari,aad AnoyftteMit /TOWelit and
ii) All.
Isll-Im* North NINTH. near AN CO St.
FXECU TR'S NOTlCE.—Notice . is
h 0,01) 7 RlPltital Letters of Admimmttahomatth
the Will annexedof LEWIS IL COFFIN, deeensed.
have been granule the undersigned by the Register
01 Philudelphin,ml nit pelrOnk indebted to VIM Oilitnte
ern requested ball end inkke Itytneet, end those hav
ing elainie egging the slid degeam.d ere vomited to
present the mimeo the toleteigned for pm tilent.
Al Any lA. covFIN,
jet3l-101 to, DO CHRIBTIAN tweet.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
RICHARD S. SMITH, Agt
N. B. COR.WALNUT AND Tllllll3 STREETS.
RETURN OF TUE
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE; AND LIFE INS URA NCR
COMPANY,
JANUARY 2, 1860.
IN CONFORMITY WITH TIIR LAW OF
PENNSYLVANIA
POSITION OP VIE COMPANY
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL
Paid-up capitol, 91,351 shares
Patd-up capital and au Diu' funds
RESOURCES IN TAE UNITED STATES.
ASSETS, hO.
Cash in hands of Directors in Now Y0rk..... 811,016 .18
Cash in hands of agents and in course of
transmission
City Stocks—Buffalo
Rochester
Troy
City of Now York 5 per
oent. Witter Stooks
- 00
Amount or Loans on bonds or mortgages on MAO
real oblate, In the United States, constitut
ing first hens on the lame, on which there
Is Ices than one year's Interest due.
INCOME IN THE UNITED STATED.
Amount of onsh premium( received $5(21,122 29
Amount of interest money renewed from in
vestments in the United fitates,
Amount of premiums earned
EXPENDITURES AND LIABILITIES.
Amount of loses during the year which have
been paid an 1,75.5 00
Amount of lessee whion are in suit and con
tacted 35,8/7 00
Amount of Imes which have not been settled 16,600 00
Amount paid for reinsuranee premi ume 11.019 62
Amount of return vend ums ...... ,--„ NAV 67
Amount of expenses paid during the sear, in
cluding commissions and fees to the agents
and officers of the company
Amount of taxes paid by the company......
Dividend paid during the ilia 30 per cent.
STATE OF NEW YORK,
CRY and County of New York es
Before me, Daniel Balsas, comm i es aioner resident
in the city of New York, dulyoned and quali
fied by the 1400ittiVe authority, and under the laws of
the State of. Pennsylvania, to face the acknowledg
ment of deeds. Ac., to he used or recorded therein, per
sonally appeared ALFRED PELL,to me personally
known an the Resident Secretary of the Liverpool and
L,ndoit Fire and Life laturance Company. of the city
of New York. and the said Allred Pell being by me duly
sworn depoyeth and saith that the foregoing statements
of the said company are true and correct to the best of
his knowledge and belief, and that the securities refer
red to are held in this country, and that the bonds and
mortgages are on real estate in this country, and held
by the Trustees in New York, of the Liverpool and
London Pile and Lite Insurance Company.
ALFRED PELL.
Resident Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed to before me. this ninth day of
January. A. D. 1860. DANIEL SEINAS.
Corn. for Penna. in New York.
HER BRITANNIC MAJESTYEV CONSULATE,
NEW YORK
[Seal.) I, Edward hfortimerArchlhald, Esq.. Her Ma
jesty's Consul, do hereby certify that the bonds and
mortgasen referred to in the within Statement, amount
ins to the suns of tIeSS,3OO have been exhibited to me
mid examined by me; that the said monsases are se
cured on real estate in the United States, helms suffi
cient security in my opinion for the amounts loaned.
and are held in the name of Trustees in New York. of
the Liverpool and London Fire and Life Insurance
Company.
In testimony whereof of n hereunto set my band and
semi of aloe at the city New York, this 16th day of
January, in the year of our Lord IVA
E. M. ARCHIBALD,
R. B. M. Consul.
NEW Yoi 1 DIRECTOR&
JAMES BROWN, Eng . Chairman.
FRANCIS COTTEn LT. limb, Dep. ChM rnian.
HENRY GRINNELL. Es q.
'EWA ND Y. SANDERSON, Esq.
JOSEPH GAILLARD. Jr., Ear l ,
EUGENE Duntit, Esc
R. AL ARCHIBALD. Est. IL B. AL C.
ALEXANDER HAMIL,' 'ON, Jr., Eog.
ALEXANDER HA 1 1 / 4 ILTON,Jr., Esq..
Council of ,tie
CO.
PHENIX BANE, CAMAIANN & H.,
103-wfm 6!
XI
_CHANGE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Temporary offiee, 111 !tooth FOURTH Street.
ozirog t t r c i i 3 r e y t. to remoras to their new K oAi r e . e fl lr v i i t;A , 1,-
tiab-wfmtt fleoretary.
O FFICE OF THE RELIANCE MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
JANUARY Dth, Dieu
The following ointment of the sinus of this Com
pany, on the Mot of Deoeinber, LIU, is published to par-
Snares of the charter, VIZ:
Co Cnsitnl Stint, paid in •• • • • • &MX° Og
Certificates of Profits, con
vertible into Stock
Contingent account for pre
inturna on Fire hut., oat
standing Deo.3l.lnai , $19.1^20 69
D, . dn. received in 1L 11J11 14
Interest accnunt, net, re
ceived in 1829 , 918,689 25
trattalers, and other
VTOfild
Finn!, and Ltiee, IYinein ' he — r .
311 t, 1929 48,283 81
Dividend Account, d fur
the 'ear 1848 Pr " or
Profit and Load f *lB'W CO
or amount
charged...
Return Premium, 8,701 13
cone. &1,907 B3
Fire bY Fire in 1909 4,901 36
apnoeas, ir,cluding ageneiee
and 'faxen 9,701 61 41,131 83
Remaining with the Company
Which is invested ilefollows,
n First Mortgagee on City Property, worth
double the amount 3126,600 110
Cround rent, first class __2,462 AO
City of Polledelphili 6 per sent. Loan
10 . 991 ..... . 29,672 76
Prlallayleanla Railroad Companv'e 6 per
cont. 2d Mortgage Loan I t59u.000).'....... 77900 00
Allegheny County 6 per cent. Loa n """
1U ,(1,10
(7 Alateral Loans, well 5eaured............ goo to 1
llontinstlon and Ilroa4 Too Mountain
Railroad Company, Mortsage L0an..... 4.01* DO
The itellance M. Ins. Company Stock.... 21,120 o.7 The County Fire do do ... • LOBO 00
The Delaware M.B, do do 710 OU
Pennsylvania Railroad do co .... 4000 00
Commercial Sank Stock...._ 9.3 3 01
Dlechantes' Bank !stmt.,- ..... ...... 2,812 BO
ntoiLlid.lna,Compitny ?Mt ou
u
difb Hewn %Able. 16,41N is
VHoof[Aoacunts. Alono;dinfe'reei, .
621 d a:
Cash on hand.......... 10,013 30
SIX
I rectors
no
t is day declared
theiviend of
SIX PER. CENT. no the Capital Stook of Company,
and on the Certificates of Profits outstanding. tar the
tear ending December 31, 1839, without deduction for
State Tax payable to each, on end after the 16.1. met.
Also. a Dividend of FiFIk,EN PER CENT., payable
prorate otttlte Capital Stock and Premiums earned, nut
of the profits of. t to ComPany, for the year ending De
cember 31.1, bur which Certificates of Profits, bear
ing interest, will be delivered to the Stookho!ders, and
to the insured entitled to rectolve the same, under the
provisions of the charter, on arid after the 16th inst.
No certificate will be issued for an less sum than ten
dollars, nor for any fractional part ut one dollar. Sum■
less than ten dollars, and not less than ono dollar, are
credited to the insured on the books of the Company,
and if, within env period of ten years, the, said credit
amount to ten dollars, certificates thereior will be
issued.
Certificates of Profit are It
tel stock, for the losses ant
puny, and may be convene
time, at the option of the hi
Clem DIRE(
Tinsley,
William It. Thompson,
Frederick Brown,
Corneuus Stevenson.
John 12. Worrell.
H. Carson.
Hobert Toland,
Frederick Lennie,
Charles 8. Wocel,
James 8. Woodward,
Cl.k. X
B. Id. HINCIIMAN, deco
equally with the Nei
d engagements of the Coin
ed into Canned limit at any
older.
CTORS.
Bainuel Bispharn,
, Robert Steen,
William &time r ,
Rani. W. Tingley,
Marshall 11111,
Z. Lothrop.
Charles Leland,
Jacob T. Bunting,
Smith Bowen,
John Rte ell. Pittsburg
TINGLEY, Prudent.
(Gary. Jel3-1 - mdcw 12t
OFFICE OF UNION MUTUAL IN.
8 URANCE COMPANY.
I'nlLAwarniA, January 90560.
STATEMENT of the AFFAIRS of One COMPANY.
in non format with a nrovtaton Of its oherter
Premiums from January I, Isle. to Jauunry
LIM) ••• Szs,sto
Premium' earned on Marine arid Inland
Risks during the 'ear endow an atxo e. . . 173.:19 83
Rammed trim antereeta on invextitients ... 7 331 83
Losses, Return Premiums, net-insurances,
Expenses and Commissions, and amount
reserved to pay losses unadjusted.. . 141 SOB 89
Not gain ......
BrilEttica nititin.t Ce . tu'lntny vro;;I:.;12 "446 92
Balance to the debit of dirldend account
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY, January
6.ouu l'uniugylyanta Li per Cent. mans, at eng t. 13113k5,3 00
to no Philadelphia ottj 6 par pent. loans. " 10.30)00
7 003 CU, of Pitts urn 6 per Coot. loans," 6300 00
7OW a " " " SAO DO
41,430 Camden end Amboy R. Company, per
_pent Ronda . 41,713 00
-
COO II 6 North Pennsylvania R. °Pap', t Honda
per pent ..• . a • ._. t .. . 3,760 CO
100 Shares N. Pennsylvania H. ~,,,,,,,,, Bogjd 00
117 " Philadelphia Hank .... 14 710 00
11,610 Chesapeake and Delwin e Canal 64.... 14,610 10
88 Share. Delaware Mutual Safety In-
OIRERA „ 2:0 00
43 Shares Delaware R. Coniran4.. 1,13.5 00
Sundry stooks of Railroads. Steamboat ego g g..
pantos. and Telegraph Companies, and COT
tifiontes of Profits of Mutual Inc oance
Company.—
..... 13,879 00
Eat invited present Value .....
reoeivnble for prentimm...• .
geola in Bank
Due the Company for unsettled premium,.
Indvaitea, and other aocount• ....... n,rx
RICHARD S. SMITH, President.
JOS. COLLISON, Ssoretary.
Tt t Al. n i e hrtlll ` Nq S aMiTill t rgt?i rl a, i hri t hl
at their When annoy" 10th, 1 4, 10, the following seen@
Trien were emoted boon's as Directors (or three years •
S.Destouet, Beaty Lewis. Jr..
A E. Boris, Edwar.ll, Chrk,
R a ni. C. Kent.B. F Robinson.
Samuel 0 Cook, I W. F. Washington,
and Henry Samuel. for two years,
who, with
Richard R. Smith, Charles Yearn,
ugh Campbell, o,xlirey Prey trig,
rannis Tele, J. P. Steiner,
ewborry A. Smith, ,homes Yarnell,iie .
John 11. Dula.
Albert Worrell, Charles Rewind:l.
George Les Is, I Geo. W. lieflllidoll.
P. Salomon,
constitute the Board of Directors.
tali 10 tf JOS. COLLISON, Secretary.
THIsl MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
OOMPANY
A OF NEW YORK,
lis:
SIX MrLLIONB F DOLLARS,
invisTin F.•T RTGAnitil nN RICAL TTTTTT •
WORTH OVER 42,000,000.
The prettilume are LOWER then In WM other Compe•
nlia, and the Dividends have been
Tbi' Jukitrw, ti,vtiatLnErfarnein A"
00
JOlLorta TO THE INIMRID.
Pamphlets. and every information, may be had
"kn. 9 en nruhontion to
F. RAITIIFORD BTAHR,_ Agent.
B. W. oorner FOURTH and WALNUT Ntreiti.
PHILADELPH REFERENCES:
REFERENCES:
Thomas Habilis. John elsh.
moTdeoni L IPLIIIOOII, George H. Musa,
o e h a n K IT iliV;°u'.
1 E. H. Whalen,
j. Fisher Learning %
mph Patterson. William C. Ludwig,
John H. Atwood, Arthur ii. Coffin.
human H. Powers, George W. Toland,
William blase. Tho.. Waltman. n23-11if .
--
A SURE CURE FOR MALIGNANT
A. ho•rlat Forer r or Putrid sore Throat. RAD-
PhIRLYB pow - Dinß, prepared WI by Wil
trArn RTirwAir . N.BIITH street . hold by
JENKS & 011 DEN. 160 N. T HIRD Street. jets-31
-
SAL, A/WU/NIA—For sale by WET!!
COr L . 3 BROTHER, 47 and 49 NORTH,
nit AMBER—Rectillod and Common, for
Njr .1, b y wETHERILL DItiO.TC A ER,
/111 C and Conti VECOVC
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
PRINTED LAWNS.
FAIRCHILD & FANSILAWE,
L 2 & 154 PARK PLACE,
HAVE NOW OPEN THEIR USUAL LAROR AND
BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OP
PRINTED LAWNS.
ON THE BEST 1500, MOO, AND 16.00 CLOTHS.
ORGANDIES end FANCY MERLINS, rind ROBES
in GREAT VARIETY, all weaned Styles, from the
hest Glee gow Printers, produeed with the greatest care,
nu,' to which thoy Incite particular attention.
613,000.000
943.510
6,1110,170
WOVEN DRESS FABRICS,
Compri!log all the NovelUes of the Beason
BRILLIANTEB, White and Printed.
()INGHAM, New and Choice Pattern!,
and a Largo Stock of ?duceligneous
BRITISH DRY GOODS.
BRADFORD STUFF GOODS,
Both Staple and Panay, in Great Ninety
IRISH LINENS.
OF TRY 11121.1.-XIIOWN eIIALF OF
PATRICKS,NICHOLSONS, DIINSEATIIS,
And others, comprising every description of
BLAYS , BLOUBR,HOLLANDS,GRAsS,SHIRT
INU, and TABLE LINENS
J. & P. COATS'
BEST SIX-CORD THREAD,
Or which they have on hand and are conetantly reeeiv
lag, every number end usortment, Wbtte and Cobred
ALSO,
MARIANO RIIBINACCI AND RICCIARDI
Pt23-19t if
LAND WARRANTS WANTED,
DREXEL &
.1n2711t, 34 souni THIRD STREEr.
WANTED—By one washing to become
acquainted with the Brokers or Insurance Lem
nee', aft:met:on m which to be useful to both employer
and self. Is pu:ck to apprehend, and wntes well. Re
ference and imourity, if necessary, glean. Address" N.
. IL," Maxi's %spew+. f e 73 3t•
FOR SALE AND TO LET
BELLS ON LONDON-
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY,
flouthweat earner 'CRIRD and WILLI NO'S AIIOY
TO RENT.
THE STORES UNDER TUE
CONTINENTAL HOTEL,
ON THE NINTILSTREET FRONT.
Foreession will be given on FEBRUARY let, I&
A prlicatlons will tw reeemed at the race or the Com
pany, at the
8. W. COI. NINTH and HANSOM bTREETS,
Ja33-tfl Seoond Floor.
TO RENT,
8h7,721 00
MIMMI
THE SECOND AND THIRD SfORIES or • LARCH
5341 X 1 441
No. 5 NORTH FIFTH STREET,
43 21T 100 TIES 7X DEPTH
jal3 wfmtf
UNIFORMS.—For sale, FORTY GRAY
ItNi FOAM. trimmed with Wan, in good condi
tion. to be sold •cheap, Address "R. D.l" at this
office. js24 Gt"
SU) Tit 12
pi 70 CAPITALISTS.-FOR SALE
itaThe hiachinery, Stook. and Fixtures of a lame
Manufactory of PAPER HANGINGS, replete with
every convenience for carrying on an extensive baro
ness. A desirable investment to persons of secret wip , o
can push the busineen For sale with or without the
liirre at Xgr CHESTNUT Street.
Jim wfmtf
in -FOR SALE OR TO LET—A nest,
Met convenient rowelling. No. eel Nairn! strtn.
Street. Lot $ feet front,9o Let deep. Apply at No. 430
MARKET Street. 13' 0-fienr-it
BUCKS COUNTY FARM FOR SALE.—
liandsome Ism of musty -one acres of land in
Penn's Manor Pelle Township one-third of a mile of
ftation on Philattelphin and Trenton Railroad, one
Mae of cane!, turnpike, and river, one mad is half noise
front Tully town and four rotten from Trenton ; large
new Bnrn, r Varna Dwelling, rood Land and Fences.
Prios 439 a per note. It is a Food property_ and a very
cheap one JOSHUA a PACK - 110118E,
1025-6 t• BRIBTOt.. Bucks Co.. Ps.
8300,771 32
is-4 TO RENT FOR A TERM OF YEARS.
Mi. A Retail Store aml fixturee, well looatea for buil-
A hItII, 76 by 23 feet. three @Orig. high, with water-
Tower and stet m for (roaring and finish= yoorla.
A Dre Houle, ISO by 26 feet,with good water for dyeing,
end plenty of dry room.
Thue property in Flailltr'S Inne near the Germantown
Railroad, being so very acceuibl , e to the city, makes it
very cleavable.
jazz
THOMAS R. FISHER.
Freherla Len,.o.
t t y', to
OR SALE—A valuable Lot at corner of
Cbrictian and twentieth Ftreete. hartny throe
froata, amiable for a church or factory rte. For term.
addreas J. B at thia office. rata tf
FACTORY LOT FOR SALE.—A (La.
•-• ble corner lot 115 feet guar*, Minns three fitSibta,
admirably located f ora factory cite. It Is situated in
the southwestern pet of the oily, in a tapidly-im
proving neighlxnbood. It will be sold on reasonable
terms. For particulars, address "K.,' office or Tar
Prett.
110USEI TAVERNS, and STORES.
Pa Real Estate of every description. for sale or to
rent. Apply to MAX HEW&
Real Estate Agent,
No. Ea North SECOND Street,
in L. Tourny & Co.'s Seed Storm.
All order, will be promptly attended to. English,
French, and Gorman spoken. Collsotor of Ground
Rents. nIS-Am
R 01R. & DAVIS WASHING-MACHINE
AAP for sale by PLOW3f AN& MoBRIDE. Manahan
to TOM , 7 STRAWBERRY' Street, Pnaladelphas.
By this manhole week'. wash of an ordinary-gazed
family can be done before breakfast. It is equal an ca
raway to four women. and MVOs at least DO per cent. ir
wear and tear. Hundreds of them are now an use, and
the demand continuing.
• Call and examine for yourselves.
County roads for sale on reasonable terms. Price of
machine $lO, up to 15.
PLOWMAN & MeRRIDE,
37 STRAWBERRY Street.
HANDSOME ROOMS WITH FULL OR
p•rtinl tkosrd. MS SPRUCE tstreac. ;527-3t•
I VSTRUCTION IN CLASSICS AND
stATnEmATirs.._
ROBhNTJI. LABBE Fs.ts now open. for
an engagement for one hour daily. Alicnoimunicatinas
ad tressed to No CA South Eighth street. will recei e
prtlipt attention.
ItevElteAr Ira—Prot. Oeo. Allen. N 0.213 South folorrn
teentlii street; Dr. ileorya ali Arch Street;
Philip Physielr Nandolph. Esq.. 219 South Fourth street;
Lloyd Y. arnithM.itirsrian. Philadelphia Library: Janie.
Leeley, Jr.,611 Market street. J.27-Im
ACADEMY OF THE PROTESTANT
EPISCOPALC?L'Rerr.
812.742 00
The Re NI ESW. KolliNg. A.M. Principal.
The Becrond Term will beam February bit The tui
tion fee. payabb, half yearly in advance, is for the pri
mary tirade, Slat; for the ether trades ?Ty rel .
Re, annum. ipe. these there ire no eharres. Ifftlnng, Fuel.
The tench lanitual.r. and the use of the 1113pleltaxn,
ulna adordeo w thout addition to the Prier ,
above. Circulars may be had at the Academy. 1711 Lo
cult Street. ,a 27 I m 4t
a 100 coo 00
41 4.61 67
16,470 77
$276,719 91
IN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
I
CITY AND COUNTY OP PRILAIWI. I!TA
In the matter of the Estate of EDWARD SMITH.
deceased.
The auditor atiomated be the Court to emht. settle.
and adiutt the AKNount of THOMAS M. SMITE. acting
Executor of EDWARD SMITH. deceased. and to re•
port Mat,' button of the Wanes. will meet the rapes
interested for the purposes of hie appointment et hie
Mho.. at the ...theme cornerof LOCI ST and EIGHTH
Streets. on ON UM', February 6,1N0, at 4 o'clock to
the afternoon.
DANIEL. DOUGEIERTY.
FORTY DOLLARS REIVAND.-
STOLEN. January M. from the stable of
Ohio. L. Gorman. near Conshohocken, Mont‘omery
county. a Black HORSE, with a white star on hit (me.
Peed, about fifteen hands high, eight years Mil lOs
inside corks on each of his shoe. turn the contrary
way. Twenty Jolla s of the above reward will 1m paid
hi the Washington Express Company. CPPer !derma
1 0wn e,,,. and twenty d t tllitl for the conviction of the
thief. A. W. fir MEE, Secretary
pi AP ER HANG INGS.—T he 8 absoribt , r
havins bought from Mr 1.0114 SEIROdb: hi•
Stock 11.1r1J Leese or Store, No. CH CHESTNUT street.
to prepared to niter Fre at inducementa to purehestis of
FA Vb.R HANGINtett. Amon the stork eve be found
remnants 01 Hold, Velvet, or (Hued papaya. surtlrient
for env mixed rooms, vestibules. hells. *e.. whieh will
Ib sold relentless of trod, to mek• (Dom new 113•
voices of French and A mrnenn minufnetures.
JAMES BCBA. Ja..
Successor to Lot is Bs Mt o Se.
Importer and atnnorneturer.
n CHF:Sr:it:l' Street.
)153 3t• Third Store below Seventh.
jvI ONEY LIBERALLY ADVANCED.—
TO ANY AouN r-1.7p0a Watches, sewe r "
/iemends, Silver s,Clothing, Merehanghs,B & &
SISIJAONES & Co. 0 Estee:oar!! Braker:, B. W. 0 , er
'BIRD and OkPreeee. b e l ow L om b uti.
trews nme A M ? PP. M. nll-imt r
SYRUP MOLASSES, kc.-500 hhds. and
Ws. choice and medium SvApt. Also.]myna hi es
nern . lie::: ,..for sale by JAMES ORAIIA II & Co..
(l UM 60ADIOn--Virgin, for sale by
.t BROTHER.
hnr-th PPOOND
Q n EEROI.I.) & BRO '8 NICE TO
13 1 ';'ALTi. r iia b .:'41 1 R7. 1 4111 eziati:a
NEW WORE,
OEM
AGENTS FOR
SEW ING.S.
WANTS.
111011 EST PRICE 01YEN,
I=l
OFFICE OF
THOMAS T. PIRTH, Treasurer
GRANITE BUILDING,
APPLY ON 1 HE PREMLqES
BOARDING.
EDUCATIONAL.
LEGAL.
AMUSEMENTS.
WALNUT-STREET THEATRE.
1 2 Pots Legeee...--... Mn M.A. GA-RDETTSON.
atone Manager —. Mr. E. F. NEED H.
Pannstase Agent. - JOB . D. PIURPLIV
HEN E.E.IXT MILNER.
I.a•t Night but One of the celebrate,' COOPER
OPERA TROUPE.
THIS FRIDAV EVENING. ]an. 27,
THE ELIXIR OF LOVE.
Adina. Annie Milner; Gienetta. Mue H Payne.
THE DAUGHTP.R OF THE REGIMENT.
Mane. Annie Milner" Sarcasm Fulp;no, Mr. F. En
dolhgen ; Hortence. Mr. Aenalek Co..k.
IWPneem as canal.
Beata secured withopt extra change.
Doors open at 61. o'clock ; Performance to commence
at 7 o'clock.
WHEATLEY do CLARK AROLI
ATREKT THEATRE.
THIS r FRIDAY) E oENINO. Jan.
EVERYBODY'S D
Mr. Peatherly, Mr. Wm. Wheatley; ) Mn. Peatherly,
Mrs. John Drew.
THE BOTTLE IMP.
Nicol.", Mr. THE BOTTLE Willibald, Mr. Elmira.
&ran Os Pa.cas.—Admismon• IS cents Beveled
Beats to Dress cinto, 373 cents Perna/n..50 oenta.
Boont open at haat at 6 o'clock ; PariOnnan o66l to
continence at 7 o'clock pree,tgely.
DAN RICE'S GREAT SIIOW.
NATIONAL THEATRE. WALNUT St, Move
Eirbth.
PAtcal.—Drees Circle. 60 cents; Pernik Cire:e.
centa_; Seats in Prlvs , e Bowl, Hi cents; Whole Pri
vate Bores, 87 and 86.
CHANGE Ot 11silt.—D00710Pell at half put 6 o'clock,
To comma nos
THIS(FRIDAY)I EVENING. Jan. 27.
Eleventh Night of the magnificent Spectacle and
gorgeous Show Piece of the
MAGIC RING OP THE FOUR ELEMENTS
FIR. WATER, RTH. and AIR
Herbert. M E r. W Page EA ,' Arnulph. Mr. Whittaker;
Godah. Mr. J. Darcie ; Eveline. Mini Raymond;
Annello. Mine Adelaide • Spirit of the Water Mist,
Mies Wilton ; Rooth ~Mine W 0113; hipinta of AU.
Mies Tafford and Al ism Ewell,.
THENA.
OW' Feats cati A be CTS
sec lN ured fo theMagio Kin; thres
days in whence.
MR. AND MRS. lIENRI DRAYTON'S
MR.
PARLOR OPERAS AND LYRIC PROVERBS.
—This unique and elegant Musical atd Dramatic
Enteramment open at CoNce-RT H aLL,
CH KS i NUT Street. MONDAY, January a). for s Mir
alerts only. Senor OLI YERI A, the areat VioLe at. is
engaged. Orchestra conducted by HFRR ENGELKE.
For partictibirs ass small bills
So n
cants. rrt ments. Prtoes—Body of Hall Ba'soity,
cents. taZ-3:
McDONOUGII'S GAIETIES--I CS St.,
ILIL
GREATBILL TO-NIGHT!
On which occasion Mr. Hernandez will Perform los
celebrated
Alto,
DRUM MARCH
DRCComALmim AfU
.
Burlesque upon OTHELLO
Othello
Deutemotai.
*7 - MI the Company appear.
. BILL A. 3. Y
LEV PIAT.
TtIOSIEUF'S VARIETIES! (Cafe Chan
rant.) N. W. corner FIFTH and CHESTNUT
&mete...
ORt.AT CONCENTRATION OF TALENT.
(EVEILY EVENIAO DURING THE WEEK.)cotn
blame
PUN. VARIETY. TALE-NT. era NOVELT%
In which lir. W. N. 4 MITR, the lvalled Brad
der Bones" Tilt appear. I in anruanet.rn IrnS
Tjerearry LADIEh AN!) biE,ITLE3IEN,
Ali rot them artist, of aape riot alai.tv.t
In meet varied
_ROGRAMS( li. embracing Coma
and Bentrmental Ballads, Ethiopian Beim. rums.
Game and Burlesque Dances. Orchestral
Farces. Punta Sal Inia, Instrumental bolos, Comic Bs
citations, &0.. /re.
Conualsaanti at 7,'4, o'cbek. Admanion 10 tail IS
cent/.
023-6 t T. B. THOMEUF. Manager and Proprittar.
BENEFIT OF THE LAWRENCE SU
FERERS.
CONCERT HALL haring been placed. without
charge, et the daproal of the .E.l ecub re Comautte for
the Relief of the Sufferers by the Lactates catastro-
Ph*, and
NI RS. D. P. DOWERS
Haring generously tendered her se Meta. it :a rpret
tuliy
annoureed that eh* grill daltrer ILLI.S
-TR AD LECTURE on " SONG AND Yasknuy."
utth Mu se cal friterlndes and &crown re. by Ewes
Baum Rand, at the Hell, son FifIDAY EVENINti
NEXT. Jarman' rtb
TICKETS ad C E +TS.
SANDERSON'S EXHIBITION ROOMS,
CHESTNET Street. near Sixth.
TEIODOWS THEATRE OP ARTS.
THIS EVENING.
Will be offered the following elegAnt 1040411: The Port
of Genoa. Washington and ha bestra's, are only re
presented.
NAPOLEON CROSSING THE ALP&
In which WAD Movies Faure' are repreeented—to
gather with • hfe-like rialr of tee General and tits Mar
shals. The *mem" its March.
MONKS OP MT. ST. BERNARD.
Altar 'which Hie terrific 1142•2111 of the Storm et Rim.
The exhibition terminating with the model mew of
the monster steamship. the Great Eastern.
Afternoon performs noes on Wednesday and Sartuder
Tickets, D cents. Children. IS gents.
Doors open at 7. To cononeses at 8.
C r ERSIANIA ORCHESTRA.--Public Be
tisatasls ere, SATUDA Tickets t:IAL PL,GI
HALL t 3' o'ciock P. H. to ba had at G.
Andre's, and Sock A Lawton's Mama Stoma. aed at
the door. ja.ll-3na
A NNEVERSARY OF TILE 31ERCHANTS'
FUND.—The sixth ezturersary of this Smoot. -
lion will be held on WEIINgsDAX EVENING. Fe!,.
Let o'cLoct.•t the MUSICAL. FUND HALL. on
which oth re
amon the annual port of the Bo
of Ma
nagers ant. be read. and ethireasesdeliveresloy the
Ron JOSEPH R. INGERSOLL.
Rev Dr. BRAINFeb. ono
GEORGE L. BUZBY, net.
The Mere. be the ternotrua card. wdl to un.isr the
&manor of CARL. BEN I Z.
Cards of admit...on may be bad, gratuitously, by sp
slime to EDMU A. SIGUD R,
Ha 3 DUCE Street;
BAM EEL E. 3FONES.
S. FRONT Street;
WILLIAM 11. LUDWIG.
An-t fel N 0.36 N. THIRD Street.
911RMPLE OF WONDERS.
Northeast corner of TENTH and CHRSTNI.iT
Buell.. Great and Novel Aurae:son.
SIGNOR BLITZ,
The wonderful Magician end Ventriloquist.
EXHIBITION SWERV RV RN LNG DURING THE
WEEK.
Commanding at Dd &clout. and on WEDNESDAY
end BAT U R DAY AFTERNOONS at S. The celebrated.
Automaton Rope Vaulter, one of the greatest pieces
Mechanism ever exhibited, will Avner inererr exbak
tion. and perform his astontshing team.
Admisaiontt cents. Children I.3eents.
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF TILE
FINE ARTS
It= f(IIEST N UT STREET,
Is OPEN DAIL , (Sundays excepted,) from P A.
P. M.
Wentes—The Tenth Tolotne - VOif _Fterne.A
Festiva " of Pintne•r.
Admiselon IS cense. Cluldren muter U yes hail
'nee.
Share* of Stnek $.lO.
DRY-GOODS JOBBERS.
JAS. R. CAMPBELL & CO..
ntroansis AND WHOLISALE DEALSRI IY
DRY GOODS,
LIMNS, WHITE GOODS,
CLOVIS, CASSIMEREd,
BLANKETS, STUFF GOODS, Ac
No. 727 CHESTNUT Street
COMMISSION HOUSES.
JOSEPH LEA.
NOS. 129 AND 133 CEESTNVT STREE
Invites the ettentioa of the Trade to his Stook of
COTTON, WOOLLEN,
LINEN AND PRINTED GOODS
MADDER PRINTS.
Near tight and dark spring We., a great variety fr:trn
MESSRS. BANt'L SLATER & SONS,
BUTTON MANCPACTURINO
MONTEBELLO COMPANY. Alv.3,
THE ATLANTIC CO.'S MOURNING,
Including many DOM itarkolard Patterns
NEAT BLACK .t WHITES, PURPLES. LAWS, A c.
BAXONY A SHEPHERD PLAIDS. BAND.
BLACK AND GRAYS, AND CHOICE DU:ITES
STYLES.
WOOLLENS,
FANCY CASSIIIERES and DOESKIN:3.
FROM ROCK COM., GLENDALE COM , NEW
ENGLAND COM ,CRAWFOBD MILLS, BROOK
DALE AND oxroan
EBERHARDT & SONS'
SUPERIOR MACE DO'SKIN AND MIA
TURES.
Safi cotta. Mir: end Pnntod. of ell colors and edsl , -
ties; e entucky Jeaai. Tvells. Cobh. Caserner.tts.
Kersey's Teeeds, comproung one of the best was: :3
the country.
AMERICAN ONE'S CO'.
CRASH, RUCKS, SIMETINGS,
ja2l.3in
NO MORE PILLS, NOR ANY °TILER.
• MEDICISE.—For coniticatton. Clscers, urdt
aestion). nervousness. flatulency, pblezro• b I c•amees.
beer somuLalnts, htater,s, nearslum.
acidity, congestmn. blood to the hea.l. V eada hes.
of memory. mdectaon. oer , ous fate ml. Ts'pt tsx
heartburn, eruptions, Imporibes. feint's. •
low saints. dtarrpce a. alt seaters. near, .r the he a-t sad
ear,, debility. diabetes. palms be tree* ti.e
cramps, grunts, nausea and ank , nc.
colds. catarrhs. tooth. asthma. t.r. , n.-1..t..1
flo^,dehihrr, rout. rheumatism. tme.orrh.
PG B • Rft dellclous Health Rtli,tlll(
ftEVALENTA ARA filf..*.a. at a costa a fats ccut• ter
meal. speedily eradleales the at.oee c.seapra. a
children's -am pLatats. and LAVPS Eft,' Lturs c. ato
medicine. It does not mtertere alto a l.terald'et
import, a health. rehah for loath std thc.t•r and re
stores the faculty of dues too and nervous I rr.,.s.w
tar enemy to the most enfeebted. We ettra-t a tae
0f . 50.00 • cures:
Cure . o.( 1. Lord Stuart de Decies. cf puny yetis
dUrerem. -
B Cilae Front the Rec. James T. Cantptetti„
rtleretO - Rectory, near Fitleohay. Norf., s, Vo,
1 - 16 ". Ge men: 1 have long l ets n and s:tri•rdistes
(be t i mutes of Cu Barry'.
Re[
A rat -.., Food At
one me t.ol. it tor eighteen :tomes: and wherever
I feel uowell. I take it tor Urea:tut. When tesen.
itself in this way, it ini arab:, relieves the s:oi.ca act
prepares it for other tood; w bile at t:e sam ea u ra it
Wee the patient as sood bras ho rood I;es:rd.
In all ease, of mairestion. sod particolarly roneo
liner is more than Usual!. ntrartetl, I consider it the be.: of all remedtes. It resulstse the Lite and makes it
cues Whi. l l would not admit of mercury tt•
shape. In short a healthy flow of bile ,•
earliest soit t best at mytome. You -
o •
youur*, pleu &e s o the ,
y •
Cure No. trAkt Fifty yearn' irides- e
dyspepsia, nervousness. asthma. cosrh.
tiatuleocy. OMITS ',GUI'S., nod co,..t.er.
removed by Du Barry's excel:ent Fond. NI vs'. .1.•_:.
Cure No. eg, of Apr. WiLltra I
have taken the Recateitte. Arta, for tee t 5.31 a 1.
weeks and hare great rteasure to Isisrisis.trcss to As
etheary. For yeas before 1 had rec.ourie to th en' -
lent food I had been tormented more or less to
pepsin. lam now en.oliar eerie- t iest.oc• sns 1,1
the consequent miss/stages. I ant rdt dear 5.1.70:.:
truly obliged frieon, CRAILE• ttit‘s, S
Cure No. 1:3 313. Field hiarshsl tie Cite of r ,tut,
of dyspepsia, constipation. nervousness, sod „reo roc
plaints. whit h had .emitted all beths std r-s: tysl trett
Meat.
Core No. 17.121. M•se rashoth Ja.••••'s. of .tire— it
sett liusness. indigestion. gathenols. List star t5..1.1
liertrous Noose.
Simla, teems/mule from Dr. Dre. Dr. Bares, 1 r
Blio•isod. Dr. Campell, and main tn.:sand otter to
etwetalt4 pattllle who ran to ret•riest
Packed with full instructions pa eanisteli. 11 d,- •
812. The latter weft-age free on receipt cus
Noll at the llers'esta Aube'. Fend ('lnc. S • ,
Arent for
rhits.deohis. b_tr_ll. 3,11."NRu.
Arent for (be 1:m1.18u-tea. W. Part . de..
. . . .
sal Ta - Wth streeta. D. Sasckh,...ca,
lireea.treeta I. lilakl6.lo S. I.7atter . l*•
etreet, Gerinsawartt; tea through al fpri,t7ll
LIMITED PARTNERSIIIP.—NOT ICI:
-2-4 is hetet,' given, th at the sttheetthers ta.e f,rol
ed and entered into a h tuned partner. e. arie , a,‘ t
the tel of Auembli of the Cocam.4nareath of
vaca, paned March Vat, enutled At: Act Re:.
tlre to United rannershthe." and the ad:r;ra , r•
thereto.
. .
That the nnme of the firm under whteh the and Ptr , -
11r111111) II to be condueted. m " HENRY E. ?Atli -
BON."
That the general nature of the tail.ntet to be trent.
acted te " Dealers in Cotton and Lmen Cno.l se sn t
other Goode." in the Citt of Ph Isdelphts.
That the name of the (Amoral Partner to Iir.NRY P.
SIMPSON. whose piece of rem dence is In CH Lk'
Sweet, to the Twenty-fourth ward of the Cat 011
&lulu% ; and that the name of the f+ .31 Pert-et
THOMAS RoBB. wriopee IaSCIDof era:emelt IA t•t•
City of Burbwoon. it the Stilts of New I,g.
That the Ma
0 1 ; p e n c e !
u al
,I pa fi r
r t i. n . e u r • :7
to cub.
That the penod et et-10h the Lea: Lasted t...-n. n •
is tocomtnence Is the twenty Ent CA, of DIA:I.'4 N
1439. and will terwaste on Ot• thlrtv• I
CEIItIER, HENRI" L.
417th TROXLS ROBB,