MiIEM rittertlex, ao***lttalu.; sonev PtILADELPITIA?2 ,O a. yea tierleading stnekinqthe lisfof.the New York Botrd it.lltokars—to wit r Central Railroad shook—is much depressed lust now by en , attempt en the part of Some members of the Legislature to. pare a law oOMPelling the; railroad Companies of the State to charge freight pro Mtn iceordinir to the distanoe carried. The object ill to nrebent dieorimination between the looal freight, which is compelled to ime a particular line of to.reaii - h ,matkei, and ths , through freight. Whteh may emit by &Choice of several routes. The argumentased against the law le, that the eons- VMS' Cruet tiffsrd to earn' gotsli dyer short distanoes et' the ,came p ice per mile as forking &Canoes. end am* the dlreotorawal either have to caul local freight at, throes!' latex ; which will entail - a lofts, or carry throinth' freight at Irical rates, which will entire to the benefit of :rival made, carrying at lees pries. The pro.' hehPitr of +Mailer 'eels saga on the Part of o'her States, whose people Are equally surfering and indignant with tholes of New York, might ditielpate the fears or he friends of the New York Central, if it were not for the Canadian marrieds; which , are using every means to acorn& the carrying trade from the - Northwestern Staten to th+ seabniird. The chenille of the pro-rata law being Peeled Mime the stock of the , New York Central Railioad Company very lie, and karma the whole market heavy. Our own stock marks tnympathlsee to & considerable derrait with that of New York, as to all speculative etoeks. thoush - wilid, reliable securities are not areetee. City and State loans are in demand, at an advance even noon PTOTIOUII quotations, nod Pennsylvania Central and Camd, si and Amboy Railroad (Urea have both ad vanced slightly. Rending Railroad cleollni'd Schuyl kill Navigatinn preferred went down to Wt. - PLILLAUSLYRIA SPOOK EXONABON SALES. February 3, 1060. ILIPOUTRII at,O. 11. EtLATIIIMCga, BILK Walnut Street. FIRST BOARD 'l7 Lehigh N0v.:....0th 44)4 11 peon& R........... 67 do ST 2 - do 37 1 60 S 7 10 6 Morris Cdl pfd 101 41 do . . .. .......... .106 Cam to gm 1t.....123 820 rap* htenh bd 30LoWdYille N.BOABD3. 18 45 Feints It. BOARD. - ; to City-Bank... idLatughporip.. .4 do 111 do 46 COnso 113 Eight Nov pfd....,. On—STEADY. laiad. iFinhl N - gr0ggef.....111.16 18 11" g P ltst El ti:61 64 edlrt.. 4 13 Lei 4 (shindig...Joll 11, you lisv. 40 $4 8 4 I •! '144 . l elg ar." 4l l : c lii'3 x t zuk illtouu3 RIO 01 Sf Iso 6&10 212468.312 $9( 612 - Vine-sta 44.21 BO N3lO et y,roup-- • JO% lee An nuw. • -- 3 / I A. 660 N Penn Rig... 88 800 64.4„..• .. .88 • NM Env 33,4 73 13 M'; , 3 131 4 n 2a 3 9 .16 . 30 & t5....60 " Dv), Div 0ank1...,. A t % BNnitfasaii6...• 33K ' • ' BIOME EN 2000 Penns id m 86)(1 • iptOOND deolie*" NCiV SOW -•nna .il4 6,11,. 413/¢ 6 0 84huvi N4v 64'T7. 84 503 do 84- 3 V., ntrieginal 446 - smy Ilet rOO. 316 Tynn,.. to asig Norrintopu R 60 • , • . gLiNgirte PRE , Bid. Asked. P1;10t es .90 .. fiteittei ‘ . Z . .. " 4 34 tula ß 1 i .;...7Th 73 4 1 '363vt .91 0 KV% Penns R.. _,-. 37N gd vo"6„ . 81 86)4 1 ,1 Stot i Jni Co" nfF4S 49 • „prat dr. q 4.100 teyhara 86,.07M 6 ' . 7 s' • New York IRO& lhatinvige—Feb. 3. ,_:. . ' .. . 11114011:9101111D. 19'W7 Alluourl 8t64... 81 11 0N Y Central.-- 70N 0....._. 5.0 804 15 do ..... ........ 70% 10103 do 8 100 do .30 7011' 3001011 St 73 bde...... as too do oog 70. - ,1111(31Toon 83 90........ 8830 50 Iktio B 8 & N/ R • I ..13n0 - - do— - et 100 do ~.. ~..bOO 5 'woo Mich 8 s ltd.-. 53 . /So Slob 8 .0.. NJ Old. 33 gOOO Mieli 8 sd.in.l3oo 31 150 Panama 1t....b60.130g V 0 It , Kri'M • I 2fd--bl9 .34 00 do 10% 110 Pao;flo Mil d....- - 00 WO 111 Con R 65 100 (to '"c 80 100 OM lc Ohio R .$OO 5 3.P0 do " Milo% SOO Otdo tt. Rook 1.110 Or 50 - t 0...., .... .0080 MO do . so 51 50 QQ r ..,--- .1030 N 1 , 01 'do CITY` ITEMS. Pintas Coninita, as a sanitary regulation, la -attototipbeeme attention in the O'd whore the health fwomatillf generally mach bettor than in the United States. In *report:lead and adopted at a meet ingpf the Lndias' National Sanitary assoolation, held in' London. in July last, tee following biomass °benne Behoving that a peat part of the wealfueltli aid dia. enite tvideh the Aeseciation elms to prevent Is eaoMd by improperly made clothing, the' committee are pre .poring a complete jet el - patterns' for o.ell part of the dress of womsa and children. with special reference to health and onmfort. with an explanatory trot, which eon he oh•acir sent to - any pact of the oonntrp." Were, mietuty‘atiention paid-to gentlemen's dregs la this IX - Wintry. we ehoold riv=et to read resolutions *deltic" all . viern to wear the gay and eicrant aoatinnaa or Granville Stokes, the National 'Tailor, of ea Chestnut street.' - " THEY WIIO ItISYR HOBT IggeDdr CREDIT BELDO2I est yeast." and thefrnget.hke rraaklin.who live hy thsitindestry and act according to Ins advice. which wits " Batter :pars and hers ar year ohm than ark tif reqoye bane, for they always live within their Id^eme, a nd thro/T*B they deposit at five per sent. Inteiset la the F enklin Oaring Fund, Nolla South Fon th itreot, below Chestnut. Philadelphia, where it eke he had at any time either in large or smell amount Antacid totem. This Saving Fund surer suspended. Sgsacfrattliniataat, to haothir &doom . „ nnet,'lli4•=ett. Mr. Amunn arrived In London * the tlti 4 intio mail. having for Bale a considerable par cel of diamonde. Quite' estraordinarrfor sloe and tin Portance. , .Pfe lied dammed of a few, the p los ranging from El,OlO to gin 030. An uncut brilliant of ni.ustml mat nt fivenoa., be hes refused to part w th for seven mil lien - franhei..and stands out for .000.00i0. which. if he ofoget Ivyaris. he corms the corn to Amsterdam or !B. Petititheril. If he would take reel gems to the capi tal+ of Furtive, ha should Bemire a supply of the tile ,veiit aid comfortable garments made at the Brown Otonl CIO hint fiellyit Backbit! dG Wilson. No. 003 and Can Chestnut stiiiet.ebore Bixth, Philadelphia. -ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS, Al, 70 VIVISLVE WOLOCIC VAST mum OIHARD-Hol3l3E—Ohestmit at.. bekrw Ninth. A Brown, If Y J B. Brigy Nashville W Kol i rl; l alveston 8 C Dal . I.vb i ry ~,fIT ' 6 ' . JA,Vs., - Bat V i ,. v 1 2,4;11i11i. . __, 'en Portion . larnr " Wtieillf I .i, 4 f Melted. W 1 f.lf.Jonee. St Lonle • -- hos Johnston, iohmond A Garbling. Lowey, Ky 0 Wilson, Pittsburg irs I Sowett.N Ye li Jewett, N Y A .) arowhirter Nashville C Bentley. Nashville VV . C Hannah Luella qn T Jones Yorke. ft .1 I,:toEvor Lancaster / Dieliey. Lancaster C Ives.,U , A A , , Burke, Harriswerg no R Pennell k.:ls, BM TT ( W Daemon. N Y Rho. , man. N Y nos Comma .N Y /3 8 hlotlev. N Y. • T Trois. ti 0 ,n. cb_.imerr, Ma . W G Bailey k 10. 011 I MoEmOgny..B 0' E J Mar ,er, N 0 11.4 . ) Harvey, NC. , ft Whitney, N I 'r-rt Porter A la, nal - H 4%. Denmoo. N Y re hi 3 liambretb&•Miss HO Hinton. Petersburg:h. I, Woodworth d la, Conn Wakeman & I. N Y Ire Hart 4oh N y . - A. Lotighton, Boston $ Alonso. N'Y . G Term, Memphis C Ware. Memphis . If Wood, Memphis V Failld,-Kelnytoe . W 8 Herr. Tenn - - Chas I Banks+, N Y Vr i ren'h, I N y " ' . Air Dart, NY . Z V Ti 'ran, NY - H. B Bandar 4, Is Va 8 N P , 1•.011. Boston 8 R Pomo, Beaton Mm C N Chamta.rs, Aid Win ht batry.,lHd Wm r Lyoi. NY i.e II Taft, 2 , 1 Y T) Mateo Sr. la. NY' Jae GT Barber. Hartford NI Tibia.). Troy, N Y Hostetter, Pittsburg /Ir Beaoh.'Troy . E_ Browne. Baltimore 14 I4nlntesli 2 . , 1 HenBW,N Y rgyharton Charleston . Armstrong i f tin, Mies tbat• bent, Baltimore g kMoore. Baltimore Et semis. It 4 IV • . _NV Eoiers. Buffalo A B.Nizoniliast Tenn lir A Mn Memphis fteblans- IC G White, N V te Pod ga.,, Rotors _t . C Greene. bbd Lawrennw& Is y il s Laurens. N Y aurae P Bryan, N 0 fit Allison, el C Id Yeatman, Olio 0 Case, 11l B. WAosere,ButFislo ' essi • JONES' HOTB2r-Ohestnnt et, beloalleventh. It .0 11foiriion. Pa N A pct Ps W B Celdwel,, Ps has Msthews. Ps Jam 0 Hsiler, N V A lfr e d Thomson. N J Jotite , Mss..on. N J 0 000187 .Norwlab,Cortm Capt N D Thompon, N I le I..ew . is Ps,_ Aif Diming Ma , ' • T R Z:tt r rntht,, t ya _ 4 ' v. I 7CaltrTl" A 11,44r:riM " .„, , W p tripb. ?hits. .Ing 4, tosses. Hoboken. in i kilxV, Y ltv *mYrntlf —6. G W4R1430. Own 7 IRiddey. Bslt .1 , 445 e Keentn. Parnngton b ream. Osilloolin. 0 IVm '1 geabr.nk r . 3 0 N Resit. Ain 0..0pnit,0,.. N y - W 8 Jones, N Y 8 tarter. N y .113evuls, N I 3 uort4s, Vat • .... .INP.R.C#ATB I 110TEIL—Yourth ;street. below Aroh. WA Willard. 111 Mil B B Whitiaa. Phil& %V 11. C 611347. ?Us BT. n01t54.7, Phll4 .1 It Rule.. hpuliimovillehltt .1 enUwe , . Texl9; A C Brodhead. N Y j k l , 49 ,,l: t it icw h il ?„t„ll). .1,11,ur/f.= gl i tT" b g Y, - ,4 , i,tilig..aivr7,7ipic to.w.llrurar:Aile,e'dun IA 0 .13rddhel 1 . Sr. Pa 171 ' ' 4'2 7 , t tle r i . 81(nii o n al i cs 8 ia . 111 Thone t iVe r :70 1 e 17, 12 toolsw 350.7 , ,,1 ny a -I : 4 ' is • 4 Miss HArta..tn, P. ' IV Alooro. Clearfi eld • AMERICAN NOTEL—ehestnnt it.. 6bovto Firth. , o , 7:bliktrifiettt Balt r I L O Sloßture;r& RAntnii•d; B.ito. !Omer &11, St Louis t i f r74. V N 4 J lb ' iinl6llll. rt y F Prtitottrd, Phil& Porvird Ptemno. Balt M glibover. R. din; B Btrolson t filL: Phila. les , eat'. M 1 A ox,.PPt , - . Sohn Centre. Jr, liostnia i. 0 Vonrhee. Raaciltic ft . sriM, , Potliotre liFrirkit. bowishurg_ A IV4tkin..lrx Pr. ri.l.. Nfrarark. IT .1 w in r; M. 0 gm: Team 0 Wrrin• TAsitit tq,,,l...zzekSz l a , ..b 6 7 i f igtit t :: gl e l l i rn 6 Addilt, Lastaster, Ps BT. TAMS HOTEL—Chootaut st. ab.Tkard; nvumrnonam Y Cyor &Van ansuer - On inv , . Ny C tt Rtp.rtArli - but K Nanrp N Y A KA rlnm, Conn la 0 Ig t U t iti 7 iifrgt u lt„ .'it;ik e il t k. N Y Dpapplonson, b-11 THE UNION ROTlllf—Arett street. above Third. 11 %timer. Ohio A M Belknap. Ohio A Wider. ARiOM, N .l Mies A A limwn. N I f . A% Peters. MO • F Uhler, Witereville Whoal.r N. ncllng !Leland. Milton, l's li Hay k• ~.. N I Mrs WhitBel4. - Pottsville 0 pin k er ,Ch•ster 00, Pa n flntrnan din Ohio M J fittytaishnrat,Bt ii3Hill .7 L Mantel, 8t fouls 19 .ti k eke'. low& • BARLEY WRAF 'HOTEL—Second et. below Vine. LC women. New Hop* JP Boozer. Lambertville I , larr P 4 , B J Smith & Pa a Piokeratin. Pa Jae Amierson. Newtown • Perry. Attleboro Jobe Weiuon Solobury The' Dyer, Dot Instowe John RoppOok. Newtown At W ., rage Anoka oo Win Mord.. Flueltlnehom l on ro t o r . mimietawO qoorse Flowers. Attleboro Oaloraltder.p. J T Welton, Phile p H Tamer. Ituterille Oen Redfield & le, lad Jos Vondorgift, Pa J Briggs, Newtown OLea Ratterwalte, Pa BLACK BEAR NOTNL—Third at., ahoy' Callowhill. Naar/ t-P llfra •ra Oho, Horner. Jenkintown it Loofa L o rry] I . 1? anorKO ',owlish Fls hair lladOr Thaoldna'm Overholts Buoking'm Jachh &Odious. Bucks ao, Milton Trona'. Fa 4:stfl e e r ;sl l TT P a,ll 3 l. ) , kVerigig . . g,tairi" B Morrso flit; 1,70 r. endthnmpton on (Mo n ne Rnndn. Brliani TI Ili: Clemens. Chaster Val B•abtalevill, b 110114 , 4, *berry N liddist,ar. Kiineacille maven Roads , Eiouth'ton Conrad; NortharopUm • E ; PATEB 'UNION 5071,-Adarhot et., aboveELsth. If PhavOiri, Po ' Albrrtiri co. Ald .vOlweet , T-T . el 00. Ps John ihiamsdiarioader Okblo; Meohititiosteg , Pa J Ftrin onhold. Del, Ohio • Archer, PR; Geo ti, Ramn, Erie ,-I _EEntierirs, Chi ago , A Armstrong , 01iioaga lle, ion, Btubenri 0 IrfIUNTAIN TlOTEL—Beooad erase, shay. Market, /phn Mint Ark ' B Bnkokr; r Bergueott f Del • AG E Vatnir. Del , . ~ /401.1i4TIMINON garitir;ffecuisiiiitiee. boys Areh iftAtla" Nester: MI • . - Gin+ Pit Nffria , 14 1 • tai My it ~,, Alm At Eimer, Bar.cl o d ` _ eg Mai; N F.:, ,if B yen, Mrs - ia Wu larromfet.... VC- Awalit ri --- , 494U5 , PE I 4 Y 09. Pa J B 0 11111 0 1!, 6 , , ms,Roititerso Bor ( Trh ii ird :r ist ßa s ol bo ttli igoiall w aorhilL , rit frititUe l if iv il l u i reetton . !VIZ I .' ri a l l iefOirn , g A1,1113110.190* -,-,- : fi) wagon non oar , k evi a.,T e alino u gg e° o,o - 1' . ... 0,10 -t! 1414411011 ,. '" -_- ElYiflereitt r o,qr. -•-,.......*- '. ,r_ ; - , ~"' .'; !).,4 - i.,..,,,i -I:ceriiiirc.itauktott. about wagal : , STAMAL ti. , :, = .!,- 8l n. Alt -- . • )l i, shor, pi, _ ;..,.....,, " na,„ oxer, Pottsville t p. . t 1 P„, ) ",,, 1: “.% ,Fite :7? 0 :-:' ,114 11"1" ' j " ain PV " trtlkactlitlknclis Pe 1 i 5 - nr.: - . : AV; MARINE INTELLIGENCE. - arlE POUATA PAOE. IT TALEOR6PE. 10erreepondeepe nl th. Phoedelgle lisehaxige.l CAPE ISLAND. J. Feb 3-8 PM. ett T etnooe * O Tomeooks. , f W ew irdNWwe ether n o lds We - x oanh THOM N. PLIPAINS. sr TILSGHTZ. (007200004011.06 Of The Press.) Borrow. Feb 9. Arrived, barks Qufhoy end Edward HuU, from Pa lermo. Pon WZIT COAST of APRICAe hue tatlvert, Cant Frennh. will sail from, this port on or reboot the 10th Inst. for Sierra Leone,'ite. All letters and papers in tended for the Amerinan Aqua 'fon. or others on that ntatlon,vrill be forwarded, if left ea the Persian Le ter Oltioo s Plaladelyttis Esteban , e, prior to the above date. MEMORANDA. Steamship Fulton, Wotton, for Ilavro, cleared at New York yesterday. Ship Fearless, Demo, for Elkoagbao, cleared at Bos ton Set Met. Behr W H Hazard, Larian, cleared at New York yes terday for Cienfuegos. Bohr J W Allen, Maulers, for Mobile, cleared at New York yesterday. Bohr Frank Herbert, Parker, from Boston, arrived at NOV , YO k yesterday. • Sabre W A Hammond• Powell. and Ft 4. Hammond. Paine. from Boston for rhiladelphis, eld from Mime' Hole Id last, (Per steamship AMeelonA Ar at Liverpool lan It. Western Pariahs. Soule. and W H Humana. ;Wolin!dor. Now Orleans: 12th. 3 Mor ton. 01Hey. New Orleans; 13th. Narragansett, Saunders, New Orleans;Ni' Venom& Wyman. do. Old Jan 11 John Brieht. Cortina, DI York: 12th. Ritz of the West, Morrison Island Rome. —. and Great West. era. Forbes. do: John Isarhour. Morso, New Orlasee; America, 1101e011, Mobile; 11th, Ocean Monarch, Wood, New Orleans. A r at Deal Jan 9, Chas H Lunt, Were, New Orleans for ()rondo , . Ar at Batavia—Agnes, Lrttle. N York. Bid from Calcutta Deo 4. Evadne, Dean, N York; sth, Bunan Howland. Adams. do. AM from Penang Doe B. Borodino, Pendleton, N York. A r at 4anDer Nov 7. Homer, Elms. N York. Ar at Shanahan Nov 10, Hnow Recall Lloyd, N York. Ar at %floating. —, Eastern State, Hilborn, and Blaok Prince, Brown. New y nr k. Old from Manilla Nov 18, John L Hale. Gould. N York. AVIS—DI77.—On Thursday, the ad toot.. at the re eldenoe or John G. Moore. Egg.. near Ta•loniville,Ya., by the Bee. J. 0. DUT. of Nnw Germantown, N. J.. rent A. Davis, of this olty. and Mettle 8., daughter of the of ficiating clergyman. WI IMI-9UPPLER.7-On Feb ed. by Rev. Mr. Brad ley, Mr. Allen W. Wills to Mois irennith Supplee, daughter of Harrison Supple*, both of Montgomery V.. - GARRNES 4 —TIARRINGTOV.-94turday. leth. 18M, by the Rev. John Bunton, Mr. cnorl4ll..vork ntga to Phebe R. Garrintton. sit or this oity. • • 14.174—WILRINR.—On Thunder mo nine, the go iamb, h. th• Rey. Wm. auddards. Romeo W. pact to Mary 8 ., daughter of Joseph R. Wilkins. Sea, all.of throng!, WORTS N—GARRIfiGN.—On the let inst.. by Rev. John ward. Mr. Joeeph W. Garrison to Mary J. Clem son, of Friedsburg. - 34 it JONES.—February 3d, Jpel Jesse. [Due notioe wIH be given of the renewal MAP HEY.--On the 3d feet , Mn. Mary Meeker, (late Mr*. Mary Andervon. In the 71st year of her age. The funeral will take pled. on Monday neat, at 1 o!einek, from_ the residence of her son, E. R. Anil:t er • No. HI North Twenty-fourth Street. TORE.—On the 3d instant, Mrs Elisabeth Tree, widow of the late Lambert Tree, in the 79th sear of het age.. The -relatives ;Ind friends of the famils are respect fully invited to attend the funeral from er late resi dence, No, 818 South Front street, on , ender' after noon, at 3 o'clock. without termer noting. end er et the Memel Berms Greene. McF.L,ROY..On the 2d lot" James Mellroy, years and -Tames and the late CathernuoMeEtroy, aged 6 years and 9 months. Tha relatives and friends of the tomtit are reseeet fully Invited to attend the funeral, from his father's residenee, 1122 Nod): Seeped street. no Sunday morn ing. at 10 o'clock. To eroe•ed to Cathedral Gateau.* ATI o.—On Thursday, 3d inst.. John Wendell, son o f William M. and Elisetheth Pevid, aged 14 years. • The male friends of the family are invited to attend his itineml, from the residence of his Mho . 601 Mar shall Motet, on Sunday afternoon, February 6th, at I o 'eloek. • DO WiliNS.—On the let inst., Mr. Joab Dobbins, In the 41st year of his are. Funerel from his late resident's Summer street oppo site the Lutheran Church, Roxborough, this morning.at o'clock. • I,4IIWMENT.—On the 9d inst.. Mary tnement, wee of William tenement. in the 334 year of her ago. Funerel_frorn the residenee of her husband. Geo.:l int' et. West Phi adelyhta, on Sunday at 1 °Week. of the let inst., John Duffy, In the 19th year . or Vs age WE LOING.—On the 21 Met.. Julia Welding. Funeral from her late !residence. Saralee Semine et ldnden atitet, Germantown, on Sunday artertoon, et pie o'cloek. • FE FIT sf.--Ort the let Met., Aso M. 'Keith, In the 36th tamed hie age. Funeral from his late residences. Moyer Weer. be tween Banner and Palmer streets. on Sunday after noon at 1 realm*. • 11. TON.—On the 3d inst., Mary Daton, wife of Henry Oaten. aged M yearn. Pune al from the reedenee of her hutdrini. Mechanic street. between Fifth and Sixth. below Carpenter, on Sunday ,rte noon • at I o'clock. • PA V H the 2d inst.. Sarah, wife of Oloud ?emboli in the 60th year rf berate. renews) from the residence of her husband. No. 18 South Tweet eth street. this endue on. at 1 o'clock • GRAHAM —Oa the Ist inst., Ann Graham. in the 72d year of her age. Fevered from the residence of h.! son, William Ora. ham. N.. 1823 Market street. on Monday afternoon, at 2 n'el^tk. BOVI,F—Oa the let Inst., Elisabeth, wife of John F. Berle. aged 43 rears. Fenerel from the reeidenee of her husband. No. /003 Ward street. between highteenth and Nineteen th. he lownerneetar atreet. this mornng. at 9 n'olo lc • SHOT 113.—0 n the 741 inst., Mrs. Ens:ob./Lb Matte, in the 724 year or hee are. Funeral from the residenee of her Boron-law, mr, Joseph Pfeifle's. No. .16 South Thirteenth street, n o Suttees' eftronoon. at 1 ceo'oek. • PR B MII.O3I3.—At Milton. Del., on the Met ult. Mr. John W. Primrose. after a short illness. BLACK AND WRITE FOULARD BILKS, MX oents a yard. /deo, fat( assoe . main ent Mot secretive!. Blaok rim rt Gr Do. Pnult de Bode Filed aid Striped Silks. . and white neat (Omsk Silks. and white neat Striped Bibby. Do. PateAt ti ttnited Saks. Da, And role Foulard 81Ike. POO HH9BO Pc SON. atennung_thore. No. Spa CHESTNUT outset. NEW, PUBLICATIONS. BLACK DIAMONDS. * * * BLACK DIAMONDS. • * I ••***•* * * * • • • I I I BLACK DIAMONDS. * * • * * * * * *• * * 4 N * * * * BLACK DIAMONDS. * * • • -• *••••• • • • • • 0 BLUM DIAMONDS. * * * ****** * * * * * * SPEECH OF MR. FARNSWORTH, OF ILLINOIS IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. lila PAINS WORTII ibrOPODO• St & set-off to those gentlemen who have arraigned ne for endorsing the Helper Book t I propose to put the Demoting tio p•rt7 on trial forer dorelng a book ten times worse. I bold In my hand allitleJewel called 'Black Diamonds,' bound in hick • • • endorsed by the New York Herald, the New York News, and a whole host of Democratic papers." Second en aged edition lust out. Bold by ell book lotion. 73 oasis. Bent by mail on roooivt 8f oublixbod pylon. PUDNEY & RUSSELL, PUBLISHERS, No. 79 JOHN Street, NEW YORK. A NEW 'VOLUME ROBERTSON'S SERMONS. ST VII LA7II MM. P. W. ROBERTSON 1 vol., lime., uniform Just published by 18460. A PHYSICIAN 'S VISITING LI I . NDsAy& LARIEMON. • THE PRTEICIAN'EI VIRITINO Publishers. DIARY. AND DAY BOOK, Can yet be obts4ned o In n f umerous styles, lANDRAY k BLARIBTON. fee N 0.25 S. R MTH Street. shove Chestnut.. MICRELETIS NEW WORK. Ma Fauteuil, WO‘HI ST PUBLD HIS PRQUE AND COIF Tranekted from early shw Translator of " L'Amour." One vet. lgero. B! ti27141 011 Ivor0w& ng interelgose•A ea the The Working Women, How PhD Gives her Heart The Women of Lettere, AMU. 0 60001110110, The YownXIAVO. fi r ol , V6 W r k kr_o) M One more untortunato.' the Huncia n en of . Ave a . n, The Book of Women." a The Communion o Ore, onntinuation of the Book Women an *noel of Peace of •. L eve." and Civiliantion, Woman a Religion, The Last Love. RevelAtions of flerelem, Women see Proteottese of The wo Inn who Lovel Women. moot Women, the Threlelan. The Mu _ who Loves - 13•st, Chile P.p. nicrricz TO DB tftor. _ TAt orders for Otis work hare so far **cosh& aur most 14111( Itinl lapngati(lBl. iihaS every to of a room torso .s•tt edition was disposed of Wore Poing so Prin, and we hate been compelled So posiposse to suatiootton for a Alto dais. to order to most with pro/MMus • ropfdlo sacroostnit demand. •.* TM. book will bete nt by mall. oustoke Mg. to MIT til l itarat e r r :bUttllf gi.s n iE D lVet Fork. fei-oto • t OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES ON THE STEREOSOOyE. " Oh, intliVte Volanlell of Poems that I treasure in this smal Library of slue and pasteboard! I creep over the TOP( f eatures of nemeses on the tone of toe rook-hewn Nubian temp'e. I male the huge mountain crystal that calls itself the Pyramid of Cheops. I pace the length of toe three Taanle atone of the wane of Imalheo—inlshilest masses of quarried rock that man has lifted into the air t and then I dive into some mane of foliate with my microscope, and trace the reruns of a leaf en delicately wrought In the painting not made with hands, that I can almost see its down and the ireert aphis that trucks! Its juices. I look into the eyes of the eased titer. and on the scaly train of the croco dile. stretched on the sends of the river that has mir rored a hundred dynasties. I stroll Omagh Rhenish vineyards. I sit under Homan arches I walk the streets of once-butted cities, t look into the chums of A Mines'llololll. and en the rush of crsstetalcatats. I mom, ti a moment, from the banks of the Charles rac to the for of the Jordan and leave my outward frame in the arm-chair at my Mina, while, to spirit. I am rook log down upon Jeruselem front the Mount of Colima" A SPLENDID CC7LECTION OF VIEWS OF 00uNTRIns EXTREMELY LOW PRICES. STEREOSCOPES FROM a 0 oents to St 6. Catalogues gent to any address op receipt of stamp. . APPLETON & 0,, _ 340 and a 4, BROADWAY. 860. L ONDON I,N AND D . t. .17.11g4f. FiC JOURNALS. NOW READY: RANKING'S HALF-YEARLY ABSTRACT OF TMEDICAL BOIENOES, _OS per annum. HE BRITIOR AND FOREIGN MEDICO CHI- A ROIOAL REVIEW. January, 18e0, (Quarterly.) $5 pa_r annum. - QUARTERLY" JOURNAL OF MICRO/300- TIC Al. 1301ENCE. January• ISM. OPS per amium. AMERIOAN JONAL OF PHARMACY. Janu *a. ISM Oti-Monlr.l :113_per anourn. Tan AMERICAN JOURNAL OF DENTAL OM EWA LOWAVirairft.TVlEVV.PeVenorgtier, 1899. Jwit remelyed. Published monthly. $4.60 Per annum. Agnate for thd patted States. LINDSAY & BLAB IBTON, Pog o h . us g. Sl .:add m Chestnut. legk i l e ste n n e targ i gerfin t AArnik " "44.:" BUTTER, DRIED APPLES, DRI : MODES. kc.-174 senilDiseg prime dairy Dot ter I drirbase Dried Apples and resebet. in sera for isle Ur ts PA ted4t * 64 KORTH WitAItYZIS, blkrw MARRIED. BER 10Na Fourth ElerloL ...... -.alto TICKNOR & MILOS, BOSTON. Ai T 1 ) N PAR We' ?I ' M : " IP, [AR Wfititai, oslln. Pilot, *l. übilds qr/ iloivmsly THE PIESS.-PILIDALDELPHIA, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 4, 1860. INSURANCE COMPANIES. ./ETNA INSURANCE CO.. HARTFORD. OONN. Cash Capital, all paid up.---41.500.000 00 Total Assets January 1,1860.... 11,194,106 OS Cash Receipts for the year 1869 1,905,688 118 Losses Paid in Cash Midas the year 1869—, Total Amount of Louie* Paid to Statement of the condition of the ()outliner on the la day of January. 1860, made to the Wats of Penna./Irani*. In oonformtty with the yequlremants of the law. FIRST. Capital Stock. Numbor of Shams of Stook imbooribod for. Amount of Asoeumenti or Instal month on Stook paid in, in often 81,800,000. SECOND. The value of the Reef Bettea held br the Corn- Amount of out, on band and in 131,448 48 Amount of bash in hand', of ',Monte and in trunsit ......... 180,287 73 Amount of loan on mortrage reourity (Masons) 454 70 Amount of loans on which interest him notbasa • paid within one year. ••-•••• • • •• • •'• Amount due the Company en It hloh Ju &monis have been obtained...—. —..— none. Amount of Stooks owned by the Compeer. seeeirrina the number of shares and the par and market value of the sautes 41 Mortgage Bonds. 7 Per cent. 911211- annual interest .. 98 Mortgage Hornig, 6 per cont. sem annual Interest ....• 25 Jersey City Water bond', 6 per cent. semi-annual interest 60 Hartford City bonds. 6 per ome. semiannual interest--. -• 50.000 MAO 95 Rochester City bonds. I per cent. semi-annual 1ntere5 t ............ 20 Brooklyn City bonds. 6 per oent. sr nil annual interest. • 5 Milwaukee City boode,lo per cent. semi annual interest .....-... United States Treasury Notes and accrue t into rest.--....- ...... United States Stook, 6 per oent. semi-annual Interegt-- . 100,000 /00,750 State of Kentucky. 6 per oent. semi-annual interest- • • •• • State of Tennessee, 6 per cent. semt-annual interest . 10,031 0030 State of New York, 0 per cent. semi annual interest.-- ••• 60, State of Missouri, 6 per cent. semi-annual interact............ 41, State of Ohio, 6 per cent. semi annual interest (1600.) • • • 81, State of Ohio 6 per cent. semi annual interest. (IMO—. 93,000 17,601 State of Michigan, 6 per cent: l semi-annual 26,000 13,008 State of Indiana, 134 per cent. semi-annual intere5t.........-. 6,810 60.859 MI De'aware and Hudson Caned Co. bonds. 6 per cent. semi-annual interest- ............ ..... 10,666 03 11,05 e 80 600 shares Hartford and New Haven Railroad Company stook -- • • MO 'harem Connecticut River Rail road Company stock- ..... 101 shares Boston end Worcester Railroad Company stook 50 shares Cons tiotiout River Com panystook........ ..... . 90 shares Citizens' Bank stook, Wa terbury, Connecticut 60 shores Stafford Bank stook, Staf ford Springs. Connecticut. 98 shares Eagle B.nk stook. Provl - dance. Rhode Island 13 shares Mechanics and Traders' Bank stook, Jersey City. N. J... 900 shores Revere Bank stook, Bos ton. Massachusetts ............ 150 share, Safety Fund, bank stook, Boston. Massnehaestts... 100 shares Merchants' Bank stook, St. Louis. Missouri 100 snares Bank R tate of Missouri, St. 100 share, Etna Bank 'took, Hart ford 100 shares Hartrord County Bonk stook, Hartford 100 shares Charter Oak Bank stook, llartford • 100 shares City Bank stook, Hart ford .. ..... . SOO shares Exchange Bank stook, Hartford........ 400 shares Farmers and Mechanic' Rank stook, Hartford 486 shares Hartford Bank stook. Hartford ...... 48,600 100 abases Merchant, and Manuilto barers' Bank stook, Hartford... 300 shares Phoenix Bank stook. Hart ford 240 shares State Bank stook, Hart ford . ..... 150 shares Connecticut River sank stook, Hanf0rd..............7,500 400 shares Amenean Exchange Bank stook, New PO shares Bank of North America stook. New York.... ....... 90,000 900 shares Bank of America stook. N. York.... MO shares Bank of Republic stook, New York 100 JOILT2II Rank of Commonwealth stook. New York 300 shares Bank of New York stook. 200 shares Bank of Commsroe stook, 800 shares Broadway Bank stook, N. York 000 shares Butchers' and Drovers' Bank stook. New Y0rk...........63 000 100 chores City Bank stook, N. York.. 10,000 300 shores Imrorters and Traders' Bank stook, New Y0rk......... 200 shares Market Bank stook, New York.. 1100 :shares Mechanics' Bank stook, New York.. 200 shares Merchants' Exchange Ronk stook. New York. 400 shares Metropolitan Bank stook, New York....- ......... ......... 40,000 820 shares Merchants' Beak stook, N. York 41,000 300 shares Nassau Bank stook, New York ....... ............... 400 shares Manhattan Bank stook, N. York 103 shares MlSreantile Bank stook N. York . 930 shares North River Bank stook, New York ......... ..... . 400 shares Com Bank stook, Now 800 shores Phoenix Bank stook. New York 400 shares Union Bank stook, New York 600 share, People's Bank stook, New York . 100 shares Hanover Bank stook, New York OD shares New York Life Insurance and Trust Company stook, New 100 shares U. States Trust Company stook. New ..... 10,000 Bills Renewable, maturing Mismellaneous !tame Amount of Stook held by the OomPanY da collateral seounty for loans none. Amount of assosamenta on stook unp‘ld.. non*. Amount of Prenstum Notes due and unpaid. none. Amount of Interest on Investment' made by the Company, doe and unpaid nowt. Total amount of Mists 9.104.100 Of THIRD. Amount of Loosen due and unpaid.......,. none. Amount of claims for lames which are mi suit ............. ...................... • • ..... 159,960 00 Amount et Looses daring the yner in pro mote of settlement.-- INGOT IS FOURTH. Amouritof cash promtomo reootved in iam.antans au 48 Amount of Preninim Notes taken by the Co. none. Amount of interest money reoelvod from the investments of the Company in 1858... 01,559 54 Amount of mom, of the Company from other MIMS in 1859 41,744 112 F.IFT H. Amount of Losses paid during tho year.... OM 040 07 Amount of Lessee plid during the year. which occurred prior to the year 109,077 00 Amouns at which the foregoing item was estimated in former statement 110,070 04 Amount paid and owing for reinsures:toe premiums none. Amount of retu•n premiums paid 00,146 o) Amount of dividends declared and paid du ring the year 900,000 00 Amount of °sponsor paid during the year including commissions and fees paid to agents and oflioers . 07004 trf Amount of taxes pant by the Company....., sump pa Amount of all other expenses and expend tares of the Company ........ 7.399 no (signed,) E. G. RIPLEY, Subteribed and imam to before me, this tenth day o Jennery, A. D. 1800. (Signed.) HENRY R. W. WELCH, •-•••••••• Commissioner 1 L... t for the Stets of Conneotiont, appointed by Pe n nsylvania, And Governor of Pennsylvania. And who sleo oertif.ed to the correctness of the above statement. Foliates to the above-named Company issued, and Tomes under the same equitably adjusted end promptly paid, hi BOSWELL & WILSON. S. W. COE. POURTR AND CHESTNUT STREETS. ref Om V. JOSHUA L. BALLY. IMPORTER AND JOBBER, NO. 818 BEARE= STREET, PHILADELPHIA, tun NOW miff A Laatax AND PERT COMPLETE STOCK OP STAPLE AND PANOY DRY GOODS, eIt,NOTRD POI THE S PILING TRADE OF 1860. IN OLYDINO LINEN GOODS IN ALL VARIETIES. DRESS GOODS AND SHAWLS, CLOTHS AND CASSTMERES, JEANS AND CITTONADES, BLACK MKS AND MorRNiNG GOODS. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PRINTS. A PULL LINE IN STANDARD MAKES OP DOMESTIC GOODS. THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT OP MERRIMAOK PRINTS IN ANY JOBBING 1101ISE IN THE UNION. ALLENDADE, MANCHESTER, DATES, AND MARSEILLES QUILTS. We now offer, for the fleet time to this market, the SNOW-SHOE GINGHAMS Which for beauty of Designs, academie of Colors, And Quality are unequalled by any other goods at the price. TERMS-.Note, at BIZ NONTNO, or PIPE PIE dim:mutat for CASH within thirty days. fee-tf 000,566 71 _.19.969.16a 31 8140,600 . Is,ooo CIiOMMISSIONIIOUSES. J o 0. HOWE & 00.. No. Rdo MARKET STRUT, PIIILADHLPRIA, OBbr to the Jobbing and Clothing Trade J. T. SEAORAVII tir. CO.'S GRANITE MILL, BRADFORD, TAFT, A CO.'S BLACKSTONE MILL, ELM-STREET, MILLBURY, MERRIMACK. MILLPOND, And venom others of the oholoest and most desirable makes of American PLAIN AND FANCY CABBI - Also, a line of very oboioe high-1080nd BLACK DOESKINS, Colored and White DORSET JEANS, Blesohed end Brown kiIiIIIITINOB, MAT ING% and DRILLS. J. 0. HOWE it CO. Are ahro Avails of the MANOMETER PRINT WORKS, And oder the swine goods PrWooed by We Company DB LAMER, °RALLIES, OPERA CLOTHS, PRINTS, An,, do. jaFthatalta Par Market Value. Value. 41,000 414.003 58,004 a&000 59,000 20.000 Id ,MO 15 AO 10,000 10,000 6.000 SACO 71,000 7e,900 10,003 10,030 11,0X1 111,00 Q mew 41.c00 10,003 11140 p A TEN T FUR AND 81IAL SKIN TRH SUBSCRIBERS. POtli ASIINTII IN TN UNRTID BTATSI Par the above desonotion of goods of the wellAttows N9EB RS. PID WIN FIRTH & BENS. 110,000 el coB 96.01Xt 18,7001 ITECKMONDRIE33, YORKSHIRE. ENGLAND. Are prepeeng to exhibit Inmate' of the ?anon' Caen tire, and to take o•dsr. for Jointedlsla or future dekl very. to stilt the 'convenience of the trade. The go , de eannot be purchased thong h the custom ary eoannele in England, and all °Mors for the United States must go through the sub.orlbere. 10,700 10.81/ 0,000 1,280 B,oco LW 8,000 5400 WRAY & GI LIAL AN. PHILADELPHIA, and PANBITAWB, MILLIKEN, & TOWNSEND. 470.tuthdraran Now York. 3,800 Len IXD3 1,600 20,000 90 000 FROTHENGIIAM & WELLS, 20,000 10,1e0 NE LETITIA STREET, AND 84 BOIJTE 10,000 10,000 I'o,ooo 21,0:0 Joao io,e:o OOTTONADEB. 5,000 6,000 Ils'table for bath Oloddersaad Jobbat". in hut, 10,C00 10,000 10,000 'LOCO DIMMER COATLNOB AND OADRALHatITTS 15,C100 15,0 40,003 KW Orde 7 rs taken for those desirable goods for Spring trade. ¢l-tf FROTHINGcIiAM & WELLS. 34 SOUTH TEDET, AND 96 LETITIA STREET, Are AGENTS for the sale of Goode Nitinefeotured by the tolkiwing Clotnytuties, vie s biesseetuin : &dee FeaL 13 1 250 r, Dmitri?, IIiWICR, BAIRTLIT. Brawn. Dleeelted, end Oolored Sheeensw, Shirtless, leans, and Drills. ROBIISON , S BLUE PRINTS, COMPANT'd TWEEDS AND COTTONADEB in treat variety, WASHINGTON MILLS (Former)y Et?' 6 ititei tbiswiri, Plano and Table Covers, Printed Feltinae, Flannels All -Wool and Cotton Were Cloths, heavr_bit sad blue t ?leavers, CWIIMOTOII, and Tricots. Alec, Ker NH. 8a nets. and Tweeds. ol.stuth-em 10,0t0 10,100 91,1X0 99,0411 in AIM 88,400 .10,C00 33,60 G 10,0%1 10,0tX) 30,000 11,000 82.000 82.000 20.000 fang SHIPLEY, HAZARD, & HUTINEDIPON, NO 110 OIiIiNTNIIT BT.. DIONNISS/ON MBROHANTS FOR TRH BALE OF PHILADELPHIA-MADE GOODS. 30,000 09,000 90,000 21,000 10,000 10.000 FARRIELL & MORRIS. to OILBSTNUT BTRRET, IMPORTERS. 110.006 00,300 20,090 28,M 10,000 11,601 10,090 10,OXI COMMISSION MBRVIIANTB 20,000 15,200 OLOTII,B, 10,000 11,011 30,003 10,000 lonia two 10,0:C9 0,009 SPHIND AND woo° ilcub 4174 m &0., &o. 1,7111,903 01 WOLFE 'Ss 00.. OASPBTING, OIL•OLOTII, AND MATTING WAREHOUSE. NO. 132 ORESTNI7T STREUT, W Agency for Philadelphia Carpet Manafaoturere. fee•em REMOVAL. TBEH AGE4OT 01? TIIIRION, ISIAILLARD, 00., 18 REMOVED TO No. 101 CHESTNUT STREET. Harem aan now find a full "and choice :susortment at the above celebrated make of WOOLLEN GOODS, on hand and for sale by F. W. MELIZET Bo 00. lasi-tutuat A MERIOAN SAVING FriND.—Compa zA. neißuildiol,R.E. ear.. W4T e NUT and FQ _VETE Btrooto—open daily from 9 o °look. and on Monthly till. to the evening. This Old Ins.itntion has always paid in full. no Oringtt. without nopos. INTEREST PIVP, PIER I,3P.NT. All sumo paid bruik, 9 4 demand. in gold and silver. TRu4rvFn. MAX. WitTf4.l)l Prosolont. BAWL WORK, Vine President. /john C. Parr, H. Harper. Cloor.o Nuent. olin.finepot h, Jr. Fomq T. Hotline, Alt,. C. lni.erts. 411: J. d ionss o lt i l is ytir t{. JOHN S. w B a l r tal Sao' y " eon',. FISHER I BROTHER'S VALENTINES PRESIDENT VAL ENTINBS.—We all the attention or Dealer s,in lowa sod .30%1% le gig sulendiell VALY,NTINEIL Which for variety. beauty, end quantity cannot be excelled in the world. ea, elo, CC and WO VALENTINE ASSORTMENTS pot up and ready ter the trade. nod told on very liberal term. We warrant each lot will give satleteottoe. FISHER It BROTHER. feb4-It- lo Routh SIXTH Street. THE HOLDERS OF T. P. REMING TON & CO.'S paper, endereed l i g r ? , Forte ct tYPerw.hrorthVgi:47, Narl, ZVeiteb u de:?Zi:irhelir;i4T. P erg h tith a F 28 kr fl . r° alrTl sign tee atukth at Pint phis, February' 3,18/0 YOU GET TWELVE PHOTOGRAPHS equal to any In the world for " k oxf v " t three for 42. , Ambrotypre .t plops, at RIM Photo graobto Ortllory, SECOND at. abort G . AGENTS, VINE GOLD, SILVER, AND COPPER, Chemically pore, prepared for the IMO of Cold Dexter.. Case Maher., Jowe &e. Mom a good km unblnt of Cold Chavooslanyhdi v ln i Mor a; FEILADZLYELA. .GOODS JOBBERS COATINGS. mannteature or FRONT STREET Male by Washioston MEL. CIAtD3IIIBIiES, DOIIBMIS, AND SATINET& eiiird/WER 00ATINOB. 111A.NTBLIiTtl. PANTALOON VMS, WIIOLBSALE FANCY DRY GOODS. 1860. SPRING. 1860. NOTIONS POlt. THIS SOUTHERN TRADE. M'OAULEY. BROTHER. & BREWSTER, No. 23 NORTH FOURTH STREET, Have a large and complete aaeortment of HOSIERY, GLOVES, SHIRTS, FANS, BELTS, • WOVEN TRAIL SKIRTS, PERFUMERY, STATIONERY, and FANCY GOODS, To whloh they Invite the attention of first-olsee buy en•l's3- et He DTJHRING & CO., Noe. 08 and 29 NORTH FOURTH STREET, Are now reoeiving, by OUOOOIIIIVO arrivals from Eu• rope. TIIEIR SPRING IMPORTATIONS ov ENGLISH AND GERMAN HOSIERY, OLOVSS, AND SMALL WARES. WOOLLEN YARNS, Mantling , Sewing Silk and Thread—and solimt an in spection of their orm i deto and well-assorted stook— ESPECIALLY ADAM') TO NOUTHXDN AND VVRATTAN TEAM fe3-am 1860. SPRING. 1860. BURNETT, SEXTON, SWEARINGEN, Would respectfully inrite the attention of Buyer, to their SPAIN(' STOOK OP NEW GOODS. in Fer Men's Urkder Wear. Also, @LOVES, HOSIERY, FANOY GOODS. Of all d•scriptusee, Meohlne Savings (Ladies') Dress Tricornlure, Po tions. (te., &a. lel•Anu 400 MARKET STREET. 31 . ARTINS. PEDDLE, &? HAMRIOK, Importers and dealers in HOSIERY, OLOVE , I, AND FANCY NOTIONS. No. SO NORTH FOURTH STREET. (Five doors below the Merchants' hotel.) Oder for ails the moat oomniete stook of Hands In their 117 to be found the IINIA01) STATES, eon ca ntle a MS ERY, (Hoven , mute. OI,OVER. in three hundred varieties. JNDPIRSHIRTS and D tNY K RS. NEN BOSoNI SRI lad_ gad COL.LARS, 14 1.1 OAST BRIO HUNS'S. and SHIRT FRONTS. _,ADtHS ELASTIC BELTS. with Clamps of en tirely new designs. With an endless vatic of NOTIONS. to Invite the attentipn of first-clue WEStIRN an BOWTHERN BUYERS. fe3-3ua RETAIL DRY GOODS. MUSLINS, OF TUE BEST GRADES, DOA FAMILY USE Oa hand, • lug • and varied stook of Drown sad Mosel's d MEETINGS AND SHIRTING% Wbloh we sell by the plops or yard, at the lowest pries; and SHIRTING LINENS, Of all the most approved brands. SUPERIOR GOODS AT 31 AND 371 MTS. MAVEN STODDART & BROTHER, 450, 452, and 454 North SECOND Strut, fe3-et Above WILLOW MOURNING GOODS. CURWEN STODDART & BROTHER Have a large and well•eeleetod Stook of the above Goods, oomprieing— LUPIN'S BOMBAZINES. TRIRION & MAILLIARDS' Do. LUPIN'S SATIN DE CHINE. LUPIN'S MOUSSILIN DE LAINES CANTON CLOTHS. ORLEANS moans. ALPACAS. LONG SQUARE MEET BRAWLS. BLACK CRAPES ♦tm VEILS Buyers will fled the above Stook to be ceder the usual pilots. 460.468, end 44,1 North SECOND Street, feat nbove Willow BLACK IsIOIRt ANTIQUE. 1 lot superior, $1328i. l 80. I II IA TOSI 2/4. CURVIEN NSARI k DROTNNII, OfeS-St. 4eo. 452. nod 404 N. SignOND St b. Wil low FANCY DRESS SILKS. A brm ht. colors, 150 cents. 1 " " With lI TIVAr r anWa 1/1 1, 14 1 n a l reB-11t 00.451. tiod 451 N. SECOND St.. nn. RICH PLAIN BLACK SILKS, in all widths ani grader. eupa , tor good.. at SO and Monk. and 81—and rlgh `to adorer. nob teak fiturec 00 Boo cads,. COE WEN sTIiDDART B BRO IT ER. fa 3 It 40.481. and 451 N. s ECOND St.. ab. Willow. CBEAP BLACK SILKS. 1 lot 23 inch Black Lovan!ines, 70 cants. 14 14 41 41 I. LO 90 ~ 1 . " " " eq. 1 Botin do Chore. 70 coop,. CURIA' EN STODDART & BROTHER, .450. W. Riot 454 N. SECOND St., Ab. Willow I'URNISIGNU DRY GOODS. SILARNLLBB BROTHERS hate replenished their Stook otataple Goods of their own importation. Arne ley and trish Linen eheetiner. rich Piltow and Boleter Linens. 'thirtiesi Linens from beat Blettolienes. Amin Damask and Damask Cloths. Damask Haman' and D'Oylies. luokablink. Resent and Damask Towels. ! .., ,w 'ed Bordered Damask Towels. ueeia Crash and Amerman Linens. ape, Worsted Damasks, Satan Leine. e Curtains, Embroidered Mullins. inured LUtltigl, Moreene, Druggetta. "Roth, Table and Finer, Coves. AWL Blue and Green Shade Holland'. i'ntlieh and Amerman fine Blankets. 4erseilles quilt. of every quality. tri N warns, Ineetirmi, F lemma. and Shi n_en. . Jan erA and NOS OH ENT UT Striet. BARGAINS FOR SIX WEEKS. THOBNLEY tc.Ollll3M. N. E. corner EIGHTH and SPRING OA RDLN, would reepeotfully inform the Labho int s rall f y , that from now (January 11,19X1,) until e BV.L 067)12 6 141VIRDLES8 OF PROFITS! They have an exoellent otook of t n glie r ed e tt= b o l y'n Blanksta. Beat Ohirting and Bneeting Muslim inane of our ov7Mnipottation. Flannels. Clothe andCasio merei. A good upon keb Cloa, b on_hand. A LA. BE STOCK OF FANCY SILKS. Beat make of black mike. ennoes, De Lainee, German Poplin hail,. &O. Many of the above goods will be sold MUCH UNDER COST PRIOBI N. B.—lt will pay to g we ua a call. late HOSIERY GOODS. -J. WM. 110E MANN, No. 9 North HIGHTH Skeet, has now operable Fall Btook of Hosiery Goode. wig : Undervests and Drawers of Cartwright and Warner's superior menu- While, for Lathan' and misses' weer. Merino fihirts and Drawers, for gents and youths. Merino Hosiery, Cotton Hosiery, Woollen Hooler, . Gloves and Gaunt lets. and goods generally appertaining to the Hosiery business. J. W. H. respectfully solicits the attention of families to his stook, assuring them that his stook to mi. exoelled (or variety by any other an the city and that ht i des are no low as those of any other regular house. N. D.—No abatement toads from the prioes named. 4-4 WAMSUTTA bIIIRTINGS, SOFT FINISII,Met opened. 4.4 Manonville Shirting" /Si 12x oente. 4 4 Roth Blurting and Fronting /Anent/. Sand 4.4 Uashrinkable Flannels. uper do for Infants' ekbairts. Large Stook of Pali' Embroideries. very °heap, vie tts Collars and Bleovos, Collars , Embroadered Linen JLwl es fittli k eas t ' l ltor Cambrlo Eandkerohlete, In great variety. Gents' Bilk Handkerohiefs, Black Cravats, end Neok ties. WRITE GOODS in vari etyooLl . WINTER STOCK, reduco 0 d In Jordon. of all kinds. DREBS 2. Ilanket and Broohn Shawls. ed and Crib Blanket.% ;Kok Cloaking Clothe. Cloaks. Bendy Mede. Bilk Velvet, &o. OREAT REDUCTION until Fenmayl pr t,..whllart 1U taking stook. CliA.lo A at, Jal4-tt EIGHTH and ARO ntreets. B LUE PLAID PLANNELS. reKalkt Broohe Shawls. in° (loth CiMike. Woollen Lors_shawly, Pretty 70 and 72 cent Pantries. 83.00 and .174 so Wool Robes. worth 87 and se. Finest Bleak himieselines,S9 to 74 cent& al cent all-wcol Plaids. 111 E Qat - 01R ES. 1 t. 75 for best Fenny Cessimeree. cod °node at 31, 81.10, and 81,10, atti nets and Ceasimeree, 40 to la cents. embnge very cheep. • En oent first-rate Ello Is and Drawers. 4181oves, Ties, Haat., ae. euotion lots. `O (4PER & C0N.610 . , NINTH end, hlattnnT. N. D,—LINEN 000D8, a large and desirable stook of aver eeonptlon. Jalo TUORNLEY & CIIISM Ja- Northeast oorner EIGHTH , and SPRING GAR DEN Street". would invite attention to their stool( of IRISH LINEN HOEFT., An., Of their own direct Importation, whiob they can oonfl• tinnily recommend. Also. an excellent stook or 1111113111 E and Slanting Ptyalin'. .tclish and merman Blankets and Flannel". Clothe. RaeSinletea, and Palmetto. arseilles quilts and Comfortable', e. Balance of Cloak" and Brocite and Blanket Shawls selling at loss than cost I Biel, Fancy Silks very cheap. Beat makes 01 Black Bilk, Au. All our stook will he bound desirable. Jae WE, TILE UNDERStoriED, HEREBY give not'oe that we hate renewed the limiied Partratpt i rews. which ooin i menctt o i n 2 , V of r4aTi l ly to e ft`7,0°: , ,,,!,,,, e. o the not of Assemb4 of the Coinmonwealth of Pennsylvania, aproved arch 21 . ISM entitled "An Act re alive to Limited Partnershipe," and the supp.ements thereto The said partnership is to be conducted no heretofore, under the name or firm of W. O.IIHARD. The general nature of the business intended to be treneapted is the nienufamu re andante or Hate by wholesale, to the City of Pluladelphia,Steteaforesaid. WI LA lit O.IISAND. who resides at jso. (1213 North MOD Street, the Thirteenth ward, of the Cite of Ph lade)phja, m the general partner and SAMUEL tr. WALTON, who re sitles at No . 751 South FoURTII Street, in the Third ward, of the City of Philadelphia, Is the specual part "'ke said apeoial partnero f ibuted to the common d fir the Weei o 4 . re l i l actu r a n tly and r i u li n gd paid u i cash. nh Thp said partnership oommeneed on the first day of NOVViN, A. D. MU, and le to terminate on the fleet day of NOVSAIDER, A.,DA BBO . Whl. O. BEARD, dle-fet SAMUEL D. WALTON. LETTERS TESTAMENTARY TO THE ESTATE OF WILLIAM WOOLF, doomed, having bone minted to the oubsoriber by the Register of Was, /to:, for the oily end county of Philadelphia, all persons indebted to the aald estate ere requested to make payment, end those having elating against the same to present them to RODErt T hlDDLE,Egacutor, -natk No.olB YOE, tilmt, 697 THIRD-STREET JOBBING HOUSES 1860. SPRING. 1860. FRESH GOODS. RIEGEL, BAIRD, As CO., IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS op FOREIGN AND AMERICAN DRY GOODS, NO. 47 N. THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA, Would respectfully invite the attention of Country Merchant/ to their LARGE AND WELL-SELECTED STOCK OF FRESH SPRING GOODS, Which they ars now reeelving In Store. 07' Morohants would find it to that advantage to call and examine our stook. fe3-3m 1860. BPRING. 1860. J. T. WA Y 0 0., IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALERS TIT FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. No. 99 NORTH THIRD ST., Are now ready for the SPRIN G TRADE. And prepared to offer, to CASH and prompt eta rsonthe Buyer', one of the LARGEST AND MOST ATTRACTIVE STOCKS In the 000ntrr, and at Prices Mat will defy competi tion, not only to this. bat un MIT other ortr. Purehasers will find our Stook well assorted at all seasons of the year. J. T. WAY, tea. H. DTNLIP, WM. P. WAT,I fo3.3rn 1010. P. Way. YARD, GILLMORE & CO. NOB. 10 AND 42 NORTH THIRD STREET. IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN SILK AND FANCY DRY GOODS, WHITE GOODS, LACES. LINENS. EMBROIDE RIES, HOSIERY. GLOVES, MITTS, AND fe3-3in SHAWLS. RA GUE L, MO ORE, .51 CO., (LATE RAIOUP.L & Co ) IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS DRY GOODS. Noe. 900 AND 222 NORTH THIRD STREET, ABOVE RACE (WEST BIDE), Id -et PHILADELP lIIA. ANSPACH. REED; dk 00., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN DRY GOODS. NO. 130 NORTH THIRD STREET. (CORNIIk THIRD •RD CIIIIRT OTC.) PHILADELPHIA. J AMIPACII. JR., CNA). B. AHIPACH. JAII. AL RIND, DAVID M. SWARD. feo-3m MILTON COOPER. WM. M. PARHAM. ROM D. NOll. COOPER, PARHAM, (4 WORK, IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS, AND JOBBERS OP HATS. CAPS. AND STRAW GOODS. NO. 31 NORTH THIRD STREET. tom' Constantly on hand a large assortment of Btraw end Lowe Bonnets, Pesnamet. Leghorn, and Palm Leaf Hats, Bonnet Tnmminge, Artificial Flowers, Ruches, &a. calm FAUST, WINEBRENER, al co.; IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN HARDWARE, NO. 99 NORTH THIRD STREET, Above Market, new Brown Stone Store, treated on the Old City Hotel Lot. PHILADELPHIA. nAvta never. D. 1. WINISANNII. W. ht. CANSO*. 143-2 m HENDRY & HARRIS. MANUFACTURERS AND WIIOLESALB DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES. N. W. CORNER THIRD AND ARCH STREETS, PHILADELPHIA. (lAZELL do HARMER. KANIIII.OTURIERt3 AID WHOLRSALB MAIMS II BOOTS AND SHOES. NO. IDS NORTH THIRD ISTRZET. A fall import/neat of City made Boots and Shoos oon 'tautly on hand. 11041 LAING & MAGINNIS, Importers and Wholesale Dealers in IRISH, ENGLISH. AND AMERICAN SHOE THREADS. FRENCH AND ENGLISH LASTINOS, sHGE MANUFAcTITRERS' daricuts: tivWINO MACHINE SILKS, THREADS, COT TONS. NEEDLES, &c. SOLE AGENTS FOR Gurnee e eidebrated IX L Maohln. Silk, and llpSeld's Patent Boot T No. 3 rees. 0 North THIRD Street. to!-3rn SOWER, BARNES, & CO., BOOKSELLERS AND PUBLIIIIIBRO OP rBUTONT OUTLINE MAPS AND KEYS. EMMONB' OEOLOOY, BROOKS' NORMAL ARITEMETICS, SANDERS' READERS, tto., No. 87 NORTH THIRD STREET, (nut side, below Arch Street.) (63 3m TO MEItsIIANTS BUYING OIL. 'l n CLOTHS AND WINDOW SHADES. BLABON & SMITH, MANUFACTURERS OF OIL-CLOTHS, lie NORTH THIRD STREET. PHILADELPHIA. We Invite the attention of dealers to our large stook of FLOOR, TABLE, AND CARRIAGE OIL CLOTHS, GREEN 0 LA7. 6 • D O,L CAMBRIC, a beautiful article for Shade,. The largo , t stook of WINDOW (SHADES and BUFF BOLLARDS to the market, at or.cea which defy competi tam. fe3 3m JAMES, KENT. SANTEE, & CO , IMPORTBRS AND JOBBERS 07 pRY GOODS, NOB. 23 AND 241 NORTH TIIIRD STREET, ABOVE RAGA Reecindfully Invite the attention of buyers to their usual LARGE AND COMPLETE STOOK or IVREA! N AND DOMESTIC GOODS, Among which will be found full linos of DATES' MILLS AN YORE, COMPANY'S COT TONADES Also, n LARGE VARIETY 01 New and confined Styles of PRINTS, MERRIMACK SECONDS, fe3-2m NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. 1860. 1860. SPRING SHAWLS. ALEXANDER CLARK. 81 WARREN STREET, • NEW YORK. HAS NOW OPEN, AND 0 PFERt3 TO TFilt WHOLE SALE TRADE, on liberal tem!, a law and splendid stook of PRINTED CASHMERE SHAWLS, STELLA SHAWLS, IN BROCHE AND PRINTBD BORDERS. Ale°, the LARORST STOCK of wove BROOME BORDERS, IN BETS, Ever offered in this market. AS THE ABOVE WERE ALL BOUGHT PPRION ALLY, on the moat advantageous terms, by Ike ad vertiser, he is enabled to offer them at pries' that must oommand the attention of eh FIRST-GLASS 9:08. AUGUST BELMONT & CO., BANKERS. NEW YORK, Lome Loom of Credit to Tmrenoro avallnble In ALL PARTS OP TUE WORLD, rotor's ?MI MESSRS. ROTHSCHILD, Or PARIS, LONDON', FRANKFORT, FIENN.I, NA PLEK, AND THEIR CORRESPONDENTS. Jai-But • WANTS. To MANUFACTURERS—AGENCY WANTED.—.An experienced businessman desires the sole AGENCY for the sale of some useful article or r oles. e e lsert o re s m n anufsetured. which would mutts i this cit ; would be wit nis to in vet t aflcrer ' wore inn RNA ' paying business: is well eduosted, and believes in advertising liberally. Best of references, if required. Per further information ati drew, mating bugloss,. &o, " Agsnoi." rate of XAs Press. fe 4.3t* WAN TED—Enterprising Men 'as Agents for the sole of .` EVE ay sony's I LAWYER AND COUNRELLJR BUSINEAR." From _lb to Spa a day can b, readily made. Aptly to JORi E. POTTER. Publiaher.6:7 Ransom Street 164-45 t WANTED —A. Partner with a Cash Capi- TAL of TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS, in a safe. well. estahliohed cash business. Address "Mer chant," Philadelphia P. 0. feaSt• WANTED IN A WHOLESALE DRY 000D8 or SHOE MOUSE. a SITUATION as SA I,SIIMAN, by a young man from the Interior of Panneylvania, who Coll onmmand a tau amount of near oath trade. The beat of car and country refarenoita Wen. Ad Ireu Box IT, Hunungdon. Pa. felet• TO CANVASSERS —One or two &Ht ..- env'. reliable CAN VASSIM9 tor Almon. Try. & Cr,.'. works wanted. to go to Chicano, where an in op4rnag 'outland. Apply at 394 LARK 'Urges. Chiral°. IWnoie. O. 1. GE1171111.9. tea 6t• WANTED—A Salesman in a wholesale • dry-goods jobbing house; one who arm influence a Food tioathern nod bouthwenern trade. To one who nen Influence is coed trade • Itboral eels? ertli be aims. office Address " A ," ot this payer. LID mthaat• $15 2. 000 9 I S10,0)0, 35,000 84,000. MO, anal= to LOAN on Mort gage of tat, Property. B. W. THACK & BON. fea.et• No.:US nth THIRD etreet. WANTED—Pennies, in large or small ..0.. t ,,, City Warrants Noteauf the las,l, o r P.m, to any amount, Unaurrant Bank Noce.. Bpania and Amerman 9ilr.r, ntratan. I. . RICKPON. • fal t Routh THIRD fittest LAND WARRANTS WANTED, HIGHEST PRICE GIVEN, DREXEL & CO., AV lit 34 SOUTH THIRD STREET. FOR SALE AND TO LET FOR SALE—On accommodating terms. the &ore and Dwelling No. al BOUTIT street. Apply to WILLIAM R. ALLEN. N 0.105 ARCH street. fee-et• A REEL STREET PROPERTY FOR SALE AA. —The Store end p_rPlliq g No. rit Arch atreot. Term. law. Apply to WILLILM. R. ALLEN. No 636 A NCH etreot. fel 6t• MtFARMS! FARMS !! FARMS !! ! FA RM of 110 acres. our North Wean Station, la- M ontgolnolg 000017, for 1110 OR yery_rmay terms. FARM 27 sores on 011 tRIIIIOtOWII tike.4.% miles from Norristown, highly improved, and good location. Terms 'say, end immediate poesesmon MOO. FARM of 49 acre... nth good rmprovementa—land under good cultivation—situate on a pike. FACTORY for sale near IYornatown—a great bargain --sod terms very POST. MERCHANT and - GRIST MILL. with 4 run of atones, for snle, 12 miles from the city. Also, other Gnat and Saw Mill. (or gale. STORE . , D W EL LINO, and ball' &snot land, for sale, in rood locality. where a rood bocinsu can be done. HOTEL and 16 aores of lend. I miles from Nornstown, a vary desirable business stand. FARM of 60 sores, Merchant Mill, &e.. /so., utast* on Reading Rs Broad. for soils cheep. reyeral fine Farms to einhange for City Property, in rood localities. First Mortgagor on Farms negotiated on reasonable terms. Moner Invested in good first Mortgages. IR" For a catalogue of Farms. Stores, Hotels, and other property, apply to or acdreu IL R. CORSON, fer.swlm Norristown. PUBLIC SALE OF A FARM, LATE THE property of Abram Powell. deceased. containing about SEVENTY ACRES, in Upper Darby, Delaware county, beautifully situated on the Uelawars county (old Baltimore, turnpike road. e/ii miles frost Market street bridge. Philadelphia. and within a few rods of the now West Coaster Railroad. at Darby road station. The improvements are extensive and subetantial. and a good variety of frult on the pl It will t e shown, on application to ABRAM or Illß ace, BRRD POWELL. residing thereon. The pale whisk will be primitive, to oommence at o'clock P. precisely on MI day. the ninth of second month, (Fehmarry,l 1860, when the conditions will be mace known. )a23-10t. By ORDER OF THE HEIRS. plait SALE- THE BROADWAY - 0 - FOUNDRY AND MACHINE-8110P, BT. LOUIS. ESTABLISHED IN 1616. This long-established and well known Foundry is of fered for sale on sworn modating terms. Inuring tke lest eighteen months the Building, have all been rebuilt, in the moat approved modern style, and new machinery added. makimt the most com p ete es tablishment of its sine i 4,the Western tiountry. The Foundry Building is Id by 66 feet, and furnished with Cremes. CUpOll, Core Oven. dcc., &0.. complete. The Machine shop is 1211 by 40 feet, two and one-half stories high. and contains a large and well-arranged set of Lathes. Boring aid Planing Machine., . usually fOUnd In Shays fog doing a general Machinery business. The stock of Patterns is the largest and most valuable in (he city of St. Louis. F.1.1.,1001z.gt about Black smith shop. Foundry. Machine rhos, and Boiler yard in abundance. _ . _ A moat exoellent opportunity is crated fur two or three nrsotioa I mechanics. with a small amount of Capital. to embark in et well es abltabed manufacturing lxismuma. Por particulars Mdse.'. at Bt. Lou t.. reln, fez lauf CUDDY. CARPENTER. & CO. COAL LANDS, &c., &c.—About 71$ Acres Coal 331 Building Lats..% Farms, Large New Hotel, Store. Stabling. &c.. &c. This property M located in Lucerne county, at the junction of the Sas agnehanna and Lackawanna riven, at the heed of the Wyoming Vahey, directly opposite Pittston, and the lands el the great Pennsylvania Coal Company. The Lands have been bored and proved. 3ho great Pitts ton vein underlies the same. The Lackawanna and Bloomsburg Railroad runs through the property, and ha. Station, Depot, 60.,&c.,located thereon. The property will be wild a bargain. to close a con cern. Apply to E. C. KNIGHT, Pregident West Pittston Coal Co., Cor. CIRESTN UT and WATER 8t.., Phila. iTO RENT FOR A TERM oF YEARS. A Retail Store and fixtures, well loostett for boil- A Mill, 76 by X feet, three stories high, with water power and steam for scouring and finishing 'WI. A Dye !four House, by 23 feetovith good water for dyeing. i lhis . p r' r Y op o ert;in r Fodier's lane, near the Germantown Railroad, being so very aooeemble to the city. makes it very dews robin. Apply to TROILLS R. PURER. Jras-tr Prober',Lane. rOR SALE—A valuable Lot at corner of Chrirtien and Twentieth etreeta, hamng three (route, imitable for a ehureh or faotory we. For terms &0., eddresa J. 8., at this cMos. Jal3 tf fIACTORY LOT FOR SALE.—A Talus hie corner Int, 126 feet square, having three fron ts, admirably located for a factory site. It Is situated in the southwestern PIM or the city, in a rapidly-im proving neighborhood. It will be sold on reasonable terms. For panJOUI3III, address "K.," officio of The Fm,. Jalti-tr IIOUSE4 TAVERNS, and STORES, Ma Real Estate of every description, for sale or to rout. Apply to MAX HEIN'S, Real Estate Agent. No. 121 North SECOND Street, In L. Tourny & Co.'s Seed Store. All orders will be promptly attended to.Epalish, Prenob, and German spoken. Collector of O roan s Rents. nlB-3m LOST AND FOUND. LOST OR S'rOLEN.—Certlficates of City sixes, first loan. exempt of State tax. No. 1471, due 4.nt , 0 - T. leg. SSW ; 14. 191.0.11; 1243. SlOo. The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving the same at No. 13 MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE, up stair.; that application has been made to the City Creaeurer. for certificates in lieu thereof, FLAP 08. STEINWAY At SON'S NEW PA TENT OVER-RTRINO ORAND riANOB, AR GRAND, ANDS 4/OARE VANOO, now pre ferred in concerts and in private circles by the best Performers. Received the first premiums Meson , and beet =gem from Judge' hke Gottachalg. Mason, and others. Challenge all oompetition. BLAtiIUS B OT HERS, ds-11 Rod CHESTNUT fittest. KmHOLIDAY PRESENTS! PIAMEL NO-FORTES ODEONS. PIANO-FORTES. • MELODEONS. PIANO-FORTES. AtELODEONS. PIANO-FORTM MEONS. Made by Raven. Bacon, & NuLODnn & E Mot. Hallett, Dew, & Co., and ahem J. E. GOV - 1,6 . allt-ly 15107ENTH and CHEBTI4 'RIR A GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN PIANO SCH S. OMACRER A. CO., 1031 CHESTNUT Street, respectfully invite the made loving p ublic to call and examine their new and 1.44- e•ittul imvoyement— THE PARLOR ORAND PIANO. Having converted the Tone, Touch, and Action of the Orand Piano into that of 4 Square Instrumont, Folding all the objeonous geperally made to the style o f railriano, also diminishing the cost of the same. a v olu me , pant, of tone, great power. bnilianoy, full ness, epth, and evenness of touch, with exquisite deli °any and sweetnees, these SUPERIOR AND BEAUTIFULLY-FINLSILED IN STRUMENTS ars wholly unequalled. They have received the highest encomiums, and are pronounced by oritios to be far int canoe to any instruments ever manufactured in this country. Constantly on heath a large/and elegant assortment of our unrivalled PIANOS. we have rein awarded the First Framer, at all exhibitions ever eAthibitell oluding_the rise Medal from the Crystal Palace i bitton, New 0rk.1863. eel- REMOVAL. BOSWELL & WILSON. INSURANCE AGENTS, HAVE REMOVED TO THE B. W. conk= OF FOrRTH AND CHESTNUT STREETS, I'IIILADELPIIId MESSRS. ROSENTIjAL & MORRIS, from Pr mouth, 'Vineland, manufsoturets o the celebrated " Pannwoopits" Spectacles, respeot Pr sal sit the pa tronage of the ladies and gentlemen of Philadelphia and vicinity, to their superior ground spectacle glasses. steadaluable advantage derived from them weakened of mum becoming strained, heated, , and in numerous cases seriously injured, it is preserved and strengthened, everything at once becomes clear and brllhant, and very aged persons are enabled to em cyloy their sight at the most minute occupation, either den/Nil. candle-light: can see with than, lenses of a much lees magnifying power, and they do not require the frequent changes to the dangerous elects of further powerful assistance. Certilioates ran be seen at the °Moe over Air Christ man's store, 702 CHESTNUT Street. adjonuni Ocr mon's Photnaraph rasing. Oa 17 TEACHER OE THE MELODEON. D. DEN Organist of Bt. Ja me s Ermermal Clinrett. le3-Itif* ittg CHESTNUT strait. I[4 AM 8 AND SHOULDERS. -2,300 - 11 - 11 Pieces City-Smoked Hams and Shoulders. Also. 5C03 Pleoes extra eusar.oored Hamm. do o rale try C. C. SADLbR 00.. ARCH Street. 5d shore Front. AOKEREL.-575 bbls. Nos. 1,2, and 3 Maokenel. in intended final packages, of_ ties latest witah, for sale by C. C. RADLER & CO., ARCH street. Sd door above Front. fee az io FAIRBANKS' PLATFORM SOALFAB. For see b i r u FaMeglat t FZlN tia. orx-lr CUEESE —375 boxes Herkimer County' Chem,ln store, and (or sale by C. C. BADLER& CO.. A RCH street. Sd donr shove Front RlCE—Prime retailing Charleston Rice for oda DT Ba RAU.AhI & CO.. lawn 1.0.1 t OIL CITRONELLA—For sale by :',cr:Will . elf. tRPARI, I 2:,. to WNL D. KELLEY AND GEORGE A. bounnihtert.M.4 L aw. n i ne Ito AMUSEMENTS. WALNUT- STREET TIIEATRIL v. Sole Lesee•—.....Mrs. twi t ** tile Mummer.. F. 914 ness Arent Al D WV a 1. LS Nl . atlf OF - MR .1. e. ROBERT*. TlllB (SAT UF DAY 1 RUBIO/its. Feb 1. RICHARD Rwhard ITT. Mr. J. Ti Roberts ; Book , RA ea, Mr. L. tlbewell ; Queen Ells abetn. Mrs. MAUL& To conelude with tee BEACON OF DEATH. WirPrieses an usual gnats NCO rod wahost nib* Owes. Doom open at LK o'clock ?adorn:Atm to eamesepe al T o'clock. WALNIIT.STREET THEATRE. MRq. 771AYRR'S BENF.FIT. WEDN FA DAY. Fehrnere e. lete. FAUST tin) sAfttit:Eßrl M KPHISTUPIitte.s... ......... . . MR. ROBERTS. RTHA Alto. the new Eaelish Comedi. - plot tag at Wellaa . e. X. 1.. with pall .rtietem. go, 'quo A HUSBAND Tu oR.DEJL scr Box bootie nos opts. WHEATLEY & CLARKE'S Mita- STREET TBTRIL LAST NIGHT OPMISS JANE COMMA. THIS (SATURDAY , EVFNISQ. Feb. C. TH. , STRANGE s. The Strasser, Mr. Wltsallsy ; Mrs. Hat l r, Nu e ju k e Coombs. To aoriclade with the GULDE• FARMEIL Sesta or Pamir —Adrolasson. Y eirntal Ileouret Sesta in Dram Cirole As cents; Parsset. to mats. Doors open at sal( past I o'oloak parlorstaasm sommartee st 7 a'eloalc preoire7. D•N RICE'S GREAT SHOW. NATIONAL THEATRE. WALNUT at.. awl! Eixhtb. Pattie.--Dreg Cirole. as cents; Fannthi r S:zll 4 l : a cents,' Pests in Pnew• Boxes. Metals ; rate Boxes. $3 and $6. CHEIGO or Tms.—Doom oven at had past o'skisk. To Mama nos at 7 JITV EN{ LP. F FRTIVAL THIS A FTERNooN s (3 EvEfiro. MAGIC RlNOcri , TEE FOUR ELEMNNTS t FIRE. WATER. EARTH. add *IR Herbert. Mt. W H. ba se ; Arnolph. Mr. Wir • Gods.b. Mr. J. Dime ; Frellse. Mts. Ra t ; Anacho. Miss Adelaadel_ Spirit of me Wsrer Mors Whorl ; !Covello. . )if W•as ; Banta of Niles Telford nod Miss Es e1.1.t. BRIER CLINE. At alibi. the Yttentit Tee Erea,at's Vntarfiurlvelit. to comeads 11•;EN5.:.3 IN THE CIRCLE. wr Peet. ens be sadarsd trr Ile Maus Bizt times days in stleense. D It A 1 , T 0 N'S PARLOR OPERAS AND LYRIC PROVERB& CONCERT HALL. CHESTNUT SL. sparing/AIL Pus A VERY kHORT TIME O NL Y. EVERY EVENING. es IM o'etook. except guanine% AIso—§ATCRDAY, AT ONE. O'CL.CL. ri OM" War 114. hoar inebraaCe. Era ti d Firtfiri .10 Arran DR A MA. is stosounoed by the Engl..% end Americapressthe most elogssit one de y Ito el * n us e at extent_ PISNOIt OLIVEIRA. the GREATVInLINIBT.,_ MATINEE. PATURDAY. Febye.szy eth. at 1 R. X. The Elegant had Popular °perique LOY ts IS BL BD AMP ORCHENTPVERco T a OO La TE TO E R RND GLll The botertkinnsot term:sles et tee o'e look. Tickets at Mamas A Sone'. RS Chestnut Peek hLayton's 633 Antal:it strut, and at the Hal BA.B.toit P. M. Pates.--Boty of the Hall. 10 cents; U tents. tt ANNERCHOR FANCY DRESS BALL. We reeprafally 'storm oar !non& and YU_yob bo in eenerel. tint not THIRTEINNTR FANCY DRle_B4 BALL bold on 1 U.IVADd Wit:NM°, February Ita, at the MUSICAL FUN HALL. Prenona to the Bell. tb• Cowie Opera "T MIEKSIII , &tor :a Coma," by Jaling Otto. wttl be performed added the d:rsatma of Al r Carl Beam Ticket. et el. For tale by the foilariag blapagems sae the Comanthat- MA sas s 1.. G. Dufour. E. Von Essen. H. R. Menitts, 0. Llebstels, Dr. G. neldonateeker. J. Ei.ohessoengr. 4 illertorr. Cheriesi Dominic. J. Pfaff. Golbort. H. Telco. G. gehimorle. Colonel 7 its•oreld. Latore. d. Vettereilt 44 H. Rosenholm. C. Wolf!. H. Vollmer, H. Wetagessel. C. Lehner. aolnenamor. C. ?Antioch. Prot !taros. Proc. Weak°. S. Schloss, Joseph Gomm, ji.. GaMj. C. A. Thritimm. Prat Ram. F. C. Schmidt. Benton, C. CAMP. C. &lock. Z. H. Jaen. Y. D., P. Estee. C. Hering. M. D . G. Vollmer. 0. Grossman Casper Rea hem ht Faunae. A. Rot nstino. Joserb Neff. J. P. Star liar. Mark Header. Jacob Irosnsor, Henry 1 , -A. Oebtiardt. R. H. lineseetuarat. Joan A. Heber. Jehaa ner. A. B Reiehenteich. C. Mohr, Joisoote Drezist. Snob. rover. J. Thornier. Etna Earwig, F. L. Vogel, 0. Hornet, P. Ladner. Mlrrts. J. Rotten J. EL Ca COX ms. R. Schmidt. R. Hitter/. Q. Gmbel. G. Beckett, 0. ICnirsh. L. Ladner. P. 1.0&& (114-4 I CARL WOLFSOHN CARL HOHNSTOCR'S THIRD CIiASSICAL WILES Will talcs dace on THURSLAP. February 9, 1.910, AT T FOYER OF THE AC AID HE EMY OP mrsic. For proorrunrcea and paniculare see at the Muds Stores &Ibsen.'" are requested to show their tickets. Lingle tickets ONE DOLLAR, can be had on the eve ning at the drat. Tae grand over-strincod Steinway Piano is Frogs Messrs. Blasius & Brother's Wargrooms. ICA) Chwaut street. 6e34t 11 ['SIC FIJNI) IT-s" JL (1111."•"•. t r SID AL FUND lIALL.-14RAND .11.11. CONCERT. On TEltifteDAY EVENTaG, Feb ruary 9th. 8.(1 eOR RAECARDE and SIGNORA AI, BERI INI BAECARDE will have the honor of Enakint their Funt Appearance in Philadelphia ce e Omni Concert, the particvlars of vblek trcU whoa be an nounced. Tickets Chia Dollar each. tr be had et the Bookstores. fel lt ANDERSON'S EXHIBITION 11.0031 N. Isyne's Commonwealth BeiMoat. CHESTNUT Street. ZIOAT Nate 116 r L ART WF.EX BUT ONE. NEI THE FIN EAT EXHIBITION N AMA/LICA. ?ton deene—View or the roan of Matters. Sewed —Waahirtston at Valley Forge. Third—Nadeaal Pro mutation. Fourth—The Squeal City of home. Fifth —Napoleon Creams the Alpe, with an army of bate eolaiera• Monks and Dote of Mount St. Bernard. Muth—Automaton Rope Vaulter. Serruth—o m at Bea. Eighth. the Ftnale—The Plume, Greet Beldam Admilaroo. b ream opium, la pa n t e Performances erery Wednesday and Aasomey After noons. commenting at 3 o'clock Everting 7X. O ER MANIA 013CIIESTR A.—Pubhc Re beamls every SATURDAY, at MUSICAL RA LL at 3% o'oloek P. M. Ticket.. to to. had Andre's„ sad Beek & Lawton's Mum Stores. cad at the door, jaM,lka AIoDOINOUtiII'S (MIETILS—AOk St, ILI below TURD. DOUBLE PERFORMANCE. &IL THIS WEEX THE BRI..ANDH Will be _performed. ha engagement with THE GRIIPZ WHOM Whom wonderful pedormaitees utonoth every h holder. H. will introdnoe e•Hibratod CANARY E Bt. OS AN DE H Z DOVES. HR will outdo Wm. Tall by e NAN nsues an heel* from head of a Boy, at • dist•nee of twelve feet PROFESnOS. NICHOLLH AND SON ;Latter In all their latoniatang ante La the Otym. Beat Performneee in the wintry. IIEMPLE OF WONDERS. Northeast corner of TENTH /144 CHESTNUT Streets. Crest end Novel Attraction. SIGNOR BLITZ, The wonderfulMoslem; and Ventnietimet. EXHIBITIO.N EVERY EVENING MIRING THIS WEEK. Commencing at TX gene'. and on WEDNESDAY arid SATURDAY A ms t ar ROB at X. The celebrated, Automaton Rope Vl one of the olSrsostest ;decamp siC Mechanism er exhl bi ted, Inn appear moven exhibi tion. and yerform hos sitoniahing feats. Admormon SS cent. Children %Scents. dle-tt ENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OP TEC P FINS ART W S. 14)26 lESTNUT STREET OPEN DAILY . (Sundays ezo.osted,) . from A. AL till 6P. 't Wanted The Tenth vellum of " trs644 Surma Purina" of Piraxes s. !i}g2NZll==lolM fiiiiras of Steak SSM. SADDLERY, HARNESS, dre. L ACEY t PHILLIPS, HARNESS, SADDLES. AND ROBES. TEM PRIZE MIDA.I. at the Weed's Fur. held hi Loa dqa. le Iddlone awarded to es for the beet Serena. TaZPIT,ZEMED/11. it the world's Fur. held in has Tort. to Mt was also awarded to am for the best Hu ne!,•• . . Hewing sines than neatly Warned me mann team% 64"". EEVE N n arMYS. MAIM ? "1'46 Oa r Nos.,/ and =South SEVENTH Si.. above Cnieetane. PHILADELPHIA. The most complete assortment of articles in our lisp of business, such as Harness. Ladies' and Gentler:lea a Riding_Saddleg i Bndles. Dnving acs Riding Whips. jlr !feta. Horse Covers for Summer and Winter use. Buf falo and all other kinds of robes. . . . Our goods are msnufaetured lx the very beet style Of workmanship. aid with bat ONE QUALITY OF LEA THER, .. which is the best the market can ternmh. Attention is asked to the foUowing scale of Woes evd pima seryonble alt , gle bureau 810 812 Laney El to to Pisan doable humus sio to pal Country harness makers sax be molted with farness cheaper than they fan menutsoture them. nl}-stuAthem 310 SS, BROTHER, . CO , PUBLISHERS. ROOKST - LLERS, AND STATIONERS. NO. 430 MARKET eTvERT. ARNOLD'S GENUINE WRIT NO INKS. - Thera being a spurious stoats offs nng in the tztrltst. it is important the public r shoal k crow where 'no Goanias Artias." is ware to be obtained. An insolee per salt. Ann F. Hooper, direct treat thw man urea tu re r met received, ace for isle. wh.gersle and tete.. Torether witll a larre aseortenent of COMMER AL.STATIONA .at the lowest prices. ra3l-tuths.l THE PHRENOLOGICAL CABINET, th r ..EITAIIII9IIZD .1T FOWL.Z . I. Co. • and for PHRENOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS. The Importance of Phrenology in the training of the young, the selection of occupations and can panione. and in every department of settee life, is foltand eo knowledged by all IntaUoreut persona 'shears acquaint ed aritn its Ricca Written descriptions from darairteotisee be sent two dollar,. a entgruiSA GN L. e C o A n PE et N orNo. PH CHESTNUT.teet Ne Phil tel ,y , df-YRe if-W aehu PATENTS PROCURED 111 THIS UNI IED STATES AND El/ROPE. st H. HO WoON'l9 oft ass. Forest Place, 1214' B. FOUR Pll Street. The pro prietor visits Washolgton twice a month. and attend, pergonalla to all cases entrusted to him. Reesdence 1P oil COATS. El street. Pamphlets on the management or rejected applies bons. foreign patents. eases of interference. end w et:Liar of reference. may be had at the above offices. SuILINOTOs. 10V11., Ott. UV. DEAN. Btu: I take this ocoaaion to state to you. that for several years past I have been acquainted with the ltanner in which von have conducted your bustress • a tent Solicitor. This tee ale ave been ht. hie creditable to yourself and ratisoctory to the Patent Offi e. You un derstood your case. well. and preet.ited them in that intelligible form which generally insured success. L forward this certificate. hoptrig that it may be ur able to 7011 in continuing to itnd that employment 312 your profession I. which your intelligence, tuditetry. and courteous beating, soinstly entitle you. Fours, very truly, Ca•RLIS NILSON. Late Comeau/loner of Patents. Busty Hotvgos, Esq. DR. SCIIENCK CAN BE FOUND AT his office, No. 39 North SIXTH Street. on Fri day and Saturday of each week. Mondays and Thee days are sat apart for visiting patients' in and oat of the city. On Wednesday and Thom:lots of each week he tit at tua (doe. No. UN BALTIMORE Street. Salto more, Md. His terms for a thorough examination with the Respimmeter, at hts office or an, p•rt of the city, are 83 i regular vieotattoria afterw rds.eo cents a visit. Ad advice at his office free of ohs,. ; and, in all caste we era persona do not feel able to pay for harlots their Mitre examined. they wilt be cared for. and have the same attention as the more fevered. RR. CORSON, REAL ESTATE o BROKER AND CONVEYANCER, NORRIS TOWN, PENNA. FARMS l in Alontiofe e ry, Dual, and Closter earn f rwk o_or o . ohr. 000 ° D MORTAVionWma negotist*d. HANDSOME D ELLINGB for oak In Z i gi- OVII. CIIICKERING k SONS, JUM PAC TV Rfi R.S. of Grand aid Sense*. sod neht PIANO FORTE& Waretooms, 607 CHERT2eL7 Street,hanos to let. taken in a:cheat& totted. Mid Aaoandt Also. to connection, a faa stock of Farah*. new. Memo Hooka. etc. I‘3l-11oof .pIIOTOGRAYIIIO COLORING AND IVORYTYPINp tatiOt in the Memel Atli* or the T at thee LADIES ACAIf , sgatqweat enfant e TENTH and ARCH amts. Third door. Antnace rs Tenth Street. faadt• COINS AND MEDALS Ole ALL KIND:, Miners% Ebel's. *ngreringe. Mara?llPki. Etta desert, and Faney Articles, Bought algSe leit-lai" N. 11l North NINTH. mek " r Dif ligiltA . Rt. fil ONEY LIEKRALLY A DVANOLD.-- V iv-m- TO ANY laT-11m, Watches. !met; ;-, rer.lB. " l) I .le' M en l :, n et e L a ;,s y t HI an GAilk tAtttits, Wow Lombeint 4tVONI from. A. ii. Tr. rs.
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