OMISf.I c_itt--: -. IIr,F;X.S,'. • Leads es:apiisWittildarrai:—.-WelirOot atten tion tiy the udVertlia anent of SiOcirg SiNalitini la do.; in armthariiart actor paper to=day, .This is a reDaliellta tkVfrAOWSO' in that department of trade. and from the - imnionstisthek of carpets, tec., with whieh' their Dirge establishment is now supplied, and their weii•known fitoilities for supplying the trade on on tlas seevtorMsivek Mire pleasure in reesammeuding theirlicidae to the'aitentiori of buyers.' They are among• the largest mablifaatitiets and. isalsaiteraof carpets ilk kiaikitittita'MOP.a -•We have jnet received .trt! tellionee - that `anitgent la to be sont to this city from - PH" , early - in the spring, to .aseertain the alai and - principles titian* which the great Central Cravatalttaie of • Mr. J. Eshleman, No. 62 Choetaut street; is con-, ducted,. with -the view of establishing 'mar elm*. than itt the Frenikopitia. Few Placifs have attracted so iguelt 11;i:tontine tit home and abroad en this, and. it MI in fact, - n greatinetitution. H. P. E. C. ha,a earned the additional title of C. aC. for if there tee. Cellar and Cravat (Hating the coluitry, the place to find him in "all 'Wald:Slant Taine's Hall, No. M., " CHAIILIS HEIDSit Cr. ',' CimblrAGNll. —This to the purest article of Champagne now in the , rearkat, and„M " Charles Beldsieck." Gamuts WERTELIif. No. iS6 '. ' South PIiONT RIVAL' la the agent. foe-mth Sra , , -re...,as'plaveislairg a housekeeper are referred to an advertisement under the heed of " Wants," in to. dis:e paper: Ths lady desires a place can furnish the best testimonials. - - (En= thn Cturianau Advocate and Journal, New York. Augu564,1853.) Tititiollankateltne FittEND—SeALDINO'S PEE- Panay Gunt—Small conveniences for general filial,' us 3 are often of More value than what are called "great inventions." It is estimated that in the United Staten there are at lent five millions of households, in all of winch the annoyance of squeaking, rieketty ehabs, so fas. tables, Ole.. is constantly expeneneed. and so long as illinilare in in thirioondition them fit always danger of s;'smash. up." The experience of the city house keeper, ieith May-day berme her eyes, will readily sug gest the Intuit and convenient* of a really trust -worthy yr pared glue. that can be Instantly brought in requi sition where repaire to furniture and other household wares are needful. The want or euehrtn simile is an constantnednniyersal m the family, and hitherto it has be& a want unsueolied. Thui, however, can be truly said mob:lnger. Spaliling'ii Negated Glue seems to be nit:that hair been desired in thin dLreenon. It is kept salable by themicals, retains Its 'strength and tenacity, inconvenient and always "up to the sticking point," is put UP in nbottle with a brusli, and told at twenty•Sve scents.. No howiekeePer fu city or country can well af ford to be without a - Wile of Spalding'a Prepared Glue. It Li mast the thing fur the library and. schools, whore bookiare militantly in need of zepair. feildtig&W.lt Fetus Onnieorwitt HIM —The choicest confection oryin. tbOworlditi new tteivarsailt regarded as synony -th4te with that remnant tired by the popular house of ;1.." hittnan & Co., descant t treat, below Chestnut. Intl.:Ant of riellniile, parity of materials, and delicacy of 'icor, their goods are pronounced unrivalled by all who have tried' them. They have recently added several new clioica varieties that Invert of good things will not raiitOtiaareelate. SAWilsa Macutays.—if there is a subject more iresshaiditlble thin way other, it is Sewing Machines." Seary4layadde new bekuty to their laurels as iastm mentaliutt feastaOo4 some into universal use. 'We may St3te, in this ccpneotiotW that the celebrated " Harris es won Airway to the submit of all its rivals• Air. S. D;llaker, No.72o'.Areh street.ur the agent here forthe sale of this admirable instrument. Tkin ELECTION oar : CLERK CONGRESS.—A Philadelphian was, on ,Priday; elected to the volition of Clerk or the Irons& of Representatives upon the first ballot, While more, than two months were con sumed i , . making a choice of Speaker. This speedy eleetitin et - believed to- be the result - of the fact that Col: Forney, being a Philadelphian, invariably pro cures: hus'earments at the Breen Stone Clothing Hall of Iteekhill Virilson,,Nos. 603 and COS Chestnut attest, above Sixth k and that he, oonsequently, presoak a gen tlentinly and prepossessing appearance, which won, 4aponsherg notice,' the hearts of the majority of Corr - irnugt,l•Criertrun, ag a !Intim,' regulation, le attracting some attention In the Old Prolid, where the health tflyoman ig generally much better than in the 'United States.Aii akeport reedited adopted at a meet ing of the Ladies' National Sanitary nasociaton, hold in London. in July lad, the following language occurs: "Believing that a great part of the vreaknoss and dis ease which the nasooiation aims to prevent is mused by 'lmproperly' made clothing, the committee are pre Paring a Seinplete set of patterns for every part of the dress of women and ehildren, with special reference to health - end comfort, With an explanatory tract, which sad be cheaply - seat to ant' pelt of the countrta". Were similar attention paid to gentlemen's deem in this country:we should expect to read resolution, advisieg ail men to 'wear the gay and elegant coalmen of Orarivinelliee, the National Tailor, of 007 Chestnut street. : 4011 ,- .6.A AT' THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS, o.'oLooK LAB? NIGHT. GIRARD HOUSE—Ohestutit et.. below Ninth. i. MaGas'n. PMla -W E Scare, N Y E Williamson, Ole, .0' ' D A Andersonitt almrg, A S vrotnere. Louisville .1- 13, Louisville JudgeChamhers.l4 Y . OH Smith. Jr, ale W Al Brasher, Brooklyn Atrer Brasher, Brookins 11 Miticnards. Vis - R B. Glover. Boston Ns it e eronse,Ald , ‘ I) C Benham. Malley, Cal I Glazer, Marysville. Cal W A Poindexter, KY W V 4 w naht, York Sanest Wm Temple Del J N Tilt, N' -- . A 6 Curtin, l'e. JEt landenherger.,KY . - ' lien li A Shaeffer, Pa plarence.Pw'Yro, Mils 6 H Mill, 'Penn Donn II Me,LWell,..e.eston Mse Jones. Keaton z barmen, Nashville • - W Tit-Duncan, N Y w a L 34%134, ll 0 Shaw, llin; 0 3 Rithards, Oilman° ' Chas Eldndge,N Y ' Writ-Riteedi, Jr, N V - Elzurme.ni Nashville F .M. - Johnsosi: ri . Y - wan Salmon, Cm, u t e i t &it ! l iVi d otaim il Y . ... ' 3 4 4 a i r ci n e e , r AO 3 s t tO;: uis ali.s Toler, Boston , C Boolean). , Kansas t - El Stevens; K atoms E. R Abbott, N y A. Graham, N Y Mrs 0 W Keith, N Y Vie it Ilinver..N Y John W Feeds, Tarns Wit Spangler, Texas - L Z Wood Texas 3 BILK- , Penns 3 M Hine, Texas DIDI White, halt . • F L Moats, Ba,t OW Gooch. Tenn A It Woollen, 1.61 , Bernard Carter, Balt • W 0 Claggett. N Y Jpe.n . n. , Tregti:galsa • E 8 Allen. Wash, .11 C i ' ll4•Phitiri'd t fit'iocii,:Ark . 1 if i c F og o , l Ci n n d oirVti .1 li Waste: Hous:on, &Ms II C Spaltung, N Y Rcalrel. - 1 eid.NY : , AM Blackshear, Ga A C Beech, Pena L F Beeon, Penn Oep A.A terials_, . • ,m a Hart, Fla D Alesintima, Fla 11 1 , Eciresett, Brooklyn .1' allor,.Texas - - j"! . Cornell. Texas H alailianilia. Texas al B Yam, TOXAI 4 w Frank,Galvesnon, Tex 'AI. tquenrick. Moscow J lerlsMiltolioweensboro,NO J ILuckw.d..l, _starlet 0 Wilson, . axes . T Tilghman, Mitryiand IS o_ll.alsteil, Newark Na in M Baker. Texas JA W A reri.Guin - Wm Forman, Paris Jag 13 llsrper. texas , W it.l3ereard. Mn Btl Woodson, Mo B F hams & la. N I /K Wells Macon, Ga w S sale, Macon, Ga Beliasherg, Ake W _ it Holiell, N r t W Latham, eshington Ca Roller. Fairfield II o.‘Povrell. Ss Joaspn . . W ti - Fai deal. et Joseph - A Pt iliair.WAeliim,ton,j)o Viot, lit..Olair,_ Wash' ug ton A 3 Rokers, Charleston, c oli Abbott, Nashville 19 K Davidson, Md - M. Immure, et ..ouis claik Pray' Boston - ' Brainard, Conn J Atwood. N t ' P. Spencer, Ind. D 11,.) an, Alton, 11l Y B th,den, Ctn. 0 W Cans, Pittsburg Jag 13 Hinitii, Ctn. 0 W I,l , Letvis, Mies ~-_ R li Forman, Miss Thee 3 Emory. Citi, 0 ' 'W N Boone, Mina .1 A chilispusii, Lo . i wi,sinnson Boston PA Oliver. A Y 0 Walters, Oa Angel on la ONenor . Y E Rice Rde is Cuesta , - . ,Mr Fernandez. Havana ? Valienta, N Y . A Merchants, N y BI 50..0,1`i 0 • 0 P Kembeil Ale 3_,%1 Kombe I, Me J P W Rattler, Boston W ?carpet. Boston J T Kemp, Bali 13 aisset,ir. N Y Geo A Stoval. blainahle }:Mime), Memphis Clt s Carter Les Carter J R Giddlngs, Ohio 0 vrawford Terre Ratite S Ward T &lima, Ala .. 0 Wionee N O. , M Bernard, 0. Bronssard. L. Mis gsr Stesales, /4 Elm .ithville H WStegall,tlmlthville l; MiiCITANTB' HOrlitr—lPoartli Street. below Arch, A 0 Gardner, Pa Chas Heebner, Lee, Mane hamlet T Walker, Del lion A K Mottlere. Pa Hon .1 El Meredith,Ya W F Agard, Philsdn James Lake list Jam M. Burentisid, Pa B C Small. liallilli Conn James W Gilmore, - lira w A East, Texas %v 0 • &ell, Texas Jos Unveil, Texas Rat Patney, Texas. Pi McCarty, :,lnd . Jo hn 0 Near, led J U Dillon. Ind' , aosli. Ind WA Wallace, Ind • ohs Oolnurn. Ind A Wallace, ./ndinennollsW Wallace & la, Ind ii A Hardesty Indianapolis J At WA ker. Mi.e .1_ .I.' Mills Miss .1 13 Boar, Hartford, Conn ER lintirley_& at, 11l AV ? Hughes, 'ream 3 li Lentz, Tenn W T T ifowe, Tenn )3 li 13roylee,Tenn Jan Hordon, Ind P Cokelet. re i 0 Mo. man, N Y - W 11,Joesson;N Y R T Rees, Phils 8 Monk, St Joseph, Mo ANIERIOAN HOTEL—Oheetnut et.. above Fifth. flltn Bmith, N J, John L. Newbold, N J "'hits 11 Davie, N J .John sm} he, Jr. Easton H - E Adaine,Prov, R I._ Nobt H Ayres, Bethlehem A James; Petersburg, Ya .-W teeter, Harrisburg W tißurr.N Y C 8 Blianattan, N Y Z F.Mo Brayer, Kr_ John W Hunt, N Y 1 , L Vette, Jr N Y MiJah Fisher. N Y ice H Dewey;.N Y H Magrath, H Y • Chee It Churchill, N Y °Apt Jos .t. Soyle. N YOB l 4 Hht Waters. Wilmington Cb. Itlnynird, Wiliningon V. PrSterri. Clurksboro,N .1 J 8 Toilworn & la. Mo Miss Li Netter, 14. 0 s Onrgill, N f John MoDoneld. DI Y B D Dowers ,N Y 'l' is - Cry, hale . H N Owen, Pnils T D.Wraehester, N C MM Rhoads, 1 nunton P 11Roote, Ind D 0 Bern. ta, N I N Al hletnty re, Wt Chester F Newlin, Del J Gordon Ho- ore. Ye If 81 Roes, Wooet,r, 0 ?A rayne,lYooster, 0 P Hafretti & be. N J Obit A Dower A Belt' ' S Levy, N Y B Dam N Y , .Jr A 4ovring, Man D Blue, N Y , Denote Everett. N NI 0 Hubberd.llrraeuse Theo II Tilton, N ,E Hasten, N Y , „ SONS' HOTKL—Chestont et., below Seventh. 7 , Cobb, Aloes Wm JOroeg, Oak S Jones, Jr Salt . 8 B Bright. Da' t W HElterrett, PIO& , Geo Hensler, Pa Thus Dere , e, Pe_ • +• Wm Arrow, N J lieu D,l)uffore,lS I H 8 Thomas, N J C D rapine/Griot% John T Russel. Ala 11. Thonerson.N J ri' C Horsley. Va LOUIS nomenter Philo J Adams, AY W J Foreard‘igy F Bailey, N - Win Campbell& la, Le eta Jesse Keenan. Del Geo Unsbrook. Mast' , - - Wft Lambertcm_, Del John Btrue. n Y Lost Da4in, tr Y B Sones.,N Y. , , It tiles', Raft 'l' 'Minya, halt =, - J Al, Pimply. Wheel' l , 'ln 0 6 Grove, MO - ' ' • -- A THF. UNION,KOTHL..Areh street, above Third. 313 Skeetref, Heading ‘ B W Jonas, Pottsville, Pa G HAtesersmith. Pit Illi Cake, rumen% John &Gam!, N C ._ 84 . 114 - Ky SHEAF HOTEL—Second at., below Vine. El Harris. Phila , ' - X W Gillom, Books no H. Gilbert, Hooke no -, ,J,H Frost, Phila. J Vaud/unit. Books eo - . W Corr, Boots oo 11, Morns Willow Grove Jos Hill. Germantown John 'le an. - - W W !Hann°, Denville NJ A W Kimball, N Y Inetburn Keener, Solelnuy Wm Bine, SoleburY MOUNT rtIINON HOTEL-Beoond street,abovo Arch J RlValian - J A Dobe, Pa R hf Eldridso N-Y J J A Poi, Mantour to: Pa hi Stanton, Pa- W Richards, Notshattisron o J D F:ranos, Clinton co BT/I1 B GNloi4B.o7liLettatket st.. above Biztiti loha MoGittn. F Mortis. Balt Time W union. Belt Md A Woolf, Cecil co t Mt P Ban •orn. Hula Geo Jiang, Lewistwn,Fit Geo Re:dm, Phila .1 Rtinitlf Fleet W Allisn. Dunononon,ht .1 .1 Lin. j3,llertin to A Wolf Kell. Lewistown rohn Wftimeeili-Pittaburg 1 Fetukner, Erie, Pa CoMMtiCIAL .BOTEL—Birth et., nliove Chestnut. ornryarp; Weet , Poine - LB Pa lot, rid iAlmehell3=Wilrn. Vet ' 4ohrLvr rty, Cheater co.' re DlorTroyner, c'helstor co Teo W . Chem:Der, Cheat co roman Colts:Lane co J B Dooketc. Del co 4,'Lelltird, Ark EAOLIt ITOTSL-Iraltd street, above have. II A K Tem. DU Ylonosnt M Palmer. Philo I F, WI helo, Easton #,ltw o ll , NJ T,aaaert,, , 43 T ils r ° A L island.- EcrawearillititZere jgt, h r L i t l y i titlel l. .1 Thompson , Ortuvivek Jon Atkinson: Y a _ "NATIONAL ROTEL—Hue drool. &Wird Third. All Matta, Ilarrlaburt iobn swergydiarrtaborg A'• ILAineont AenVille,fa hos .t., It nitt, Allentown 0 WebtleY. Finis - T l li irkner fie ea din . I' S I A 1 Xegaitnlfetlrks A 1; vh:i " . l s wife, Thule Tob4Wllibti- Pa . Howe g warren, p a l'lgu i" tili. "'" 11 ` v191 ' .% . k ' t. Del eirriolt, Philp --' - ' ,44T;' OATIO iiiMir-Ohortilirt it., lib, Thud. 4yi frd ti r i, 'F i n l 74 l l B 7 . l' ° I; I - ii Va s ,lg °4 " I ....li hl 0...' ton -' • D' Oh _re, NY I.7ANZYP t Igt " •:- , varlet '.1;. ' 4- Vital Did trii4 rd 0 . Ile anSOht et tools ' Llree 41.4tr0h fit Louie II 0 ohadeav L Y PAAToniAel , i N Y' W a Jones rails riOUNTAIN liVith—ElectOnd streak above Market. A Gallen, Denton. Md R 8 W /Drone, Del Oen 8 0 Salvers'. Mom Mal .1 C Belhr, Ala tof It 8 Cobb. OR T J Lrttle. Prineeton.N J Theo Anderson. Phyla Thou R. Coombe. NT DrN N J Y G W Lewis, Dover, 111 BALD EAOLE—Third street, above Callowhill. C A...Knauss, Bethlehem M C Fetter. Bethlehem taL w ingr u i . , ,,, Whtte t t o n n, p. .11t Henning, Fa A 131.,ACK BEAR TIOTEL—Third at.. above Canoe/101l F Adams, Coatawa, Pa F Loistor, 'Sammy town Baml Morrie, Pluto nfiamiANTß , RolisE—Third at.. above Callow hill. D M Houser. Tamaqua B F Mere. Doyleetoarn H Lampton. 11l O W Wolf, Germantown .1 Riegel, Pit " tiaeol Mill. Carbon 00, Pa Chat. Moyer, Carbon no, Pa MARINE INTELLIUENCE. BEE FOURTH NAGE ARRIVED. Steamship Delaware, Cannonat hours from N York. with mdse and passengers to Jas AlWarmer, At Clock this morning, off Rook Creek Light. downesin ship Keystone State for Charleston. bound Sloop Mary Ann Brady, Burton, 1 day from Dawes, Del. with wreaked goods from too brig May lqueen, ashore on Joe Flogger Shoals. City Ice Boat, ~e hellinger. 7 hours from Morris Lis ton's. haying towed thereto steamship Keystone Ste e, for Charleston, Report. , tho sehr Franklin Treat he low Reedy mend. steamer City of hiehmon 4 . for Richmond • harks Mare areas. for St John. R Vogl.. for New Orleans. end brig 'Samuel Welsh, for Havana, together with sot 'ohm at Now Castle Piers. (Correspondence of the Baehanire.) PORT PENN, Pet. Fob 3. 6 - P But one schooner remain, nt the harbor • the Moons mentioned in my last are still here. the weather hes moderated very much since this morning. when the thermometer stood at 2 dog. below .iro at simile. Yours, Ito. EMAIL, E. CLEAVER. SELNORAYEt. (COITEIIPOIIdPIIOB of t❑ne Philadelphia Exchange.) CAFE (BLAND, NJ• Feb 6-415 E Nr. A full rigged shin want into the Breakwater this af ternoon. The ships Beranek end Tuscarora still remain at the Breakwater. Wand N the weather luau a stormy rappearanoo. BROS. B. it Ut.3.lthe Steamship City of New York, Boggs, cleared at Doe ton 4th inst., for Poiladelphis Ship Sebastian Cabot. for Philadelphia, Balled from Liverpool 11th ulr. Ship B S KinitoP Homer, for Philadelphia, sailed from Liverpool I +lt, Ship Wynnung, urion, sailed front Liverpool 11th ter.. for Philadelphia. Ships M E Pettigrew, Lane/alter, and Joseph Pith, were !puling at Liverpool 2.t Ott Chip John 8 year. Spear. for Philadelphia, sailed from Liverpool 17th ult. _ . . SPECIAL. NOTICES. ONII PEWS CLOTHING OF 71[ LATHEr S vane, made in the beet manner, expressly for RE TAIL SALES. LOWEST selling snots marked In Plain Figures. All goods made to order warranted matte &story. Our ONE-PRICE System is strictly adhered 0, as we believe this to be the only Oar way of dealing All are thereby treated alike. /QI4EB & CO., eeB•tf 4 MARKET Street. SAVIUG FUND—NATIONAL ainETT TRUE? OOMPANT.—Ohartered by the State of Pennolvanis. RULED. I. Money is received every day, and in any amount, arse or smell. 2. prvz PER GENT. interest is ipaid for money from the day it is put in. , IL The money is always paid bank in GOLD whenever it is oalled for, and without notice. 4. Money is received from Szseuters, Admixistratcrr, Guardians, and other. Trustees, in large or small Anna, to remain a long or short penod. 0. The money resolved from Depositors is Inverted in Real Estate, Mortgages, Ground Rents, and other lir/t -alus seauntles. . d. Office open veer! deI—WALNUT Street, aouthweet order Third Meet. PhihuiAl.hic oil Gnovna & ' daiwuvnip Nom:Lusa PAWL! Bzwind-tAkeitmt. AT 17.YDUC4D MM. 7S) CHESTNUT STREAM ==! Einsmx N S SAVIN4 FUND—NORTHWEST 3011NZI SECOND end WAINCT Straeta.—Deporitaire aeived in mall and lan& amounts, from all °lamas of the oommurnty, and allows interest at the rate afire pat - sent , per entrain, Money may be drawn by cheek" without loss of Moe open daily', from 9 not l 9 o'clock, and on Mon lar and Saturday until 9 In the evening. President, PRANICLIN FELL; Treamtrer and Beeretnry. 01142 MOIIRIS. Soromit's SEwnia SL anINE9. N 0.2 Sewing Manhinee— No. 1 Sewing-lenalunes 90 The Family Sewing Alaohine, A --- 76 The Family Somas Machine-- . 60 1. M. SINGER & CO.. Nn. CO2 CHESTNUT Street. SALAMANDER FIAS-PROOF SAFF.S.—A very large assortment of RALAMANDERB for bele at reason able meta; Va. 804 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia. suss re . ;Mara vtrATAnm MARRIED. R"B.9ELL—AUSTIN.-08 the NI inst., at Buffalo, Y. Y., by the Rev. M. Larne P. '1 hoinpoon, 0. R.. Goo. P. Russell, of Philadelphia. to Lavinia R., doh:liter of Bterhen G. Austin. Psi. Wl LLY.—`tUI'PI.EI,•.—On Feb 21, by Rev. Mr. Brad- ley, Mr. Allan W. Wills to Miss Hannah Supplee, ditty:liter of Ilenderson Buppleu, both of Montsoinejy e Olt Pa. 011 ty. IGGS—FORSYTIL—On the .1d ult.. by Rev. M. R. Busty, M r. Samuel Griggs to Mks Amanda Fors3lh. all of this coy. LITHO° ,Ar—STEWA RT.—On tho 2.1 inst., by . tho Rev. Andrew Cather. Mr. George Litha.ow to Mlle Miss Bkwart, both of Hestorivitle, Philardn. DIED. JONEB.—On the sa moat.. root Jones. The relatively and friends of [ha family are respect fallr invited to attend the funeral. from his late reel donee. No. 62.9 %vulva street. this (Monday) afternoon, the dtb inst., at 23 o'clock. without further notice. 'fo Proceed to the Second Presbyterian Church, Seventh street, below Arch, whore the funeral services will take lance. 'Wit SON.—On the SO inst., Abigeil Wilson, in the Slat year of her are. Her relatives and friends nre particularly invited to attend her funeral. without further notice, from the residence of Ler son. Franklin Wilson. No. 427 Green stre.t;m: Fourth-day aftornodh. the 11th in at 2 o'clock. Tn proceed to South Laurel Hilt. H BBRLL,—On the let net., Hens-ca, and, on the 4th inst.. Julia. only diterhters of Horatio and Rebecca Hubbell. and grand Aughters of the lute John Brooks, Hee., of Tfarrishurg. The friends of the family are respectfully incited to aft nd their funeral. from their parents' residenoe, Nu. 739 South Ninth street, on Tuesday, the 7th nut" al ID erlock A. hi. Tfte:B.—On the Oct instant, hire Elizabeth Tree, widow of the late Lambe, t Tree, in the 78th )ear of her are. The relatives attendende of the family aro respect. ful9 incited to the funeral, frotn her late resi dence, No, Ma South Front street, Una (Mond tt l after noon. al2 o'clock, without farther notice. Intel mrnt at the Mutual Buryin4 Ground. •ri GRAHAM—On the let inst., Ann Graham, in the 72d year of her age. Pummel from the residence of her son, William Gra ham. No. 1811 Menet street, this Monday/ afternoon, at 2 n'olnek. M.ArtK PX.—On the 3.1 inet . Mrs. Mary Mackey, late Mr ...Mary Anderson,(in the 71st year of her age. The funeral will take place tine day, (31onday.) at 1 o'clock, from the residence of her eon, E. R. Andtr am No. 7/t North Twenty- fourth street. fi H.--On the 3d mat., Sarah. wife of 111.1.1 h Smith, to o lgiteWl a Fr e o a m " t i :he he r r os a itl e o . nre of her father. Charles Taylor No. MO Monterey street, date Montgomery st set, this :Monday morale t, Otto o'clock. —Oa 24 Mot., Mr. Johu Rill, in the 67th b o a FuneralVora ge. hie late residence, No.lo Nor h Thi r tomtit street, this ( VondaY) morning, at 9 o'clock • n B LACK AND WHITE FOULARD BILKS, 82)4 cents It yard. A full assortment Just received. Also, Black 01.011. Grain Bilks. Do. Poult de Solo Silks. o. Fig'd and Striped Silks. da. and white neat Chock Silks. and whit° neat Striped Silks. Jo. Patent Bailed Sake. Do. and Purple Foulard Silkg. BEESON re SUN, Mourning' BWre, Jell No. NH CHESTNUT Street, AT A MEETING OF TIIE PHILADEL- P BAR held at the Supreme Court Roorn tr IMA. Fob. 1810,00 the occasion of the &acme of tne non. JOEL .10N EB. Chief Ju.tice Lowrie won celled to the Chair. And Peter MoCall And beorge M. Van rtou worn itypointall Ser retnnea. Tha Chairmen Introduced the Weed of the meetlne with $OlllB 1131128Til ex prentive of his high appreciate/II of the merits of the deceased as a lawjer, a scholar, at da Chrietlan. . . Mr. Perkins preuented the folloyiny resolutions, Which he prefaced by an intorestim: slivery of JUligl, Jones n career, from hm collegiate days to Um does of ins life, and proneuneed a high eulogium on hie excelloteies, moral and lowlier, : . . Whereas By the dispensation of Divine Providence, tho Bar Pr this a ty and of the State is called to mourn the loss of another of its distinguished and o prieht mom bete in the death of the lion. JOEL JO t 1 LL. D.; and Whereas, By this bereavement we are deprived of the counsel and exams e of an able, consoientious, and learned Jurist: therefore. Resolved, That while we bow in reverential submis sion to the Divine will. we cannot ho' mourn the loss which the profession hen sustwried to the decease of one so learned, so pure, and no upright. Resolved d, rhea in the death of the non. JOEL lON Eli nor only the Bar of this city. hut of the whole litate , has lost one of its moot learned members this com munity one of its most honored musses t country one of to truest patriots, and religion one of tier bright est 01118171 e MB - • • - Resolved. That we will show our respect for his me mory by e udeavortim to imitate his (=mole no a law yer, and to emulate his virtues as a roan. Resolved. That while we mourn the public loss, we tender to the family of the deceased our warmest inm -I,t T in flits hour of their sore bereavement. Resolved, That a committee of seven be appointed to Meient a comy of these resolutions to the family of the departed, and express to them the sincere condolence of the Benoit and liar in their affliction. The resolutions wore seconded by Mr. David Paul Brown In an eloquent address, inanity illustrative of the value of the example of Judge Jones'e admirable Private life. Tho following committee were appointed: Messrs. Perkins, David Paul Brown, m. Al. Meredith. Benj. Gerhard. J. Murray Rush, Br. George T. (Implant, and Henry M. Watts, to whioli the Chairman and Seoreta riee viers added. After a resolution directing the proceedings to be printed, the meeting adjourned. P. McGALL. It O. M. WHARTON, S ec " t "'"' TILE TWENTY;FOUR•firITAfb PEOPLE'S ASSOOIA PION will dedicate their r irL, at thejunction of Market street and Lancaster avenue on 'IOE.DAY Evening, too 7th umlaut, ut 7 istneruished speakers will bo present. and a colla tion win be rkrved. The party or the People throughout the city are invited. By order of the Ex. Committee. fee 2t. KrA MEETING OF TOE FRIENDS OF Co DAN, RICE for the purpotto of tondo tiny s r.Nr apt! "1 r i r• REV. n. GRATTAN GUI riNEfts WILE FlLlpreach on MONDAY, W.EDNESDaY, and DAY eventrwa of thot week, at 7SS o'clock, in Rev. Dr. Wyhe's church, BROAD Street below Spruce. lee /3. rr" -, . OFFICE. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD 1.1.3 COMPANY. Fitticenri.rutai January 1/, lass. NOTICE TO BTOC HOLDEEB.—The Annual Meet las of the Stockholders of this Company will be held on !SON DAY. the (Ith day of Palmieri, Indo, at le o'clock A. M. St the ei ANcOM-STREET BALL. The AIIIIUM Election for Directors will be he l d on MONDAY, the sth day of March. 113 AD. at the Cne of the Con any , 214 :loath THI0,1) Street. Ja1641 , 6 ED cIUND SMITH, Booretary. orCARBON RUN IMPROVEItIENT COM PANY. Primanzt.ritie January U. MO. Dello° is horoby given that the Annual Meeting of the etoekholders of the carbon Run Improvement Com pany, wilt be hall tit their mks. 8. N. corner et FRO T and CXIEBTN DTl:Dream, Philadelphia on MONDAY, the 6th of February next, at 4 o'olook P.M., who» an Elecition Will be held for Five Directors to eerie for the ntelaing year, HIRAM 11. TILDEN, ja2.5416 PresideriL WOFFICE OF THE SIIA3IOKIN VAL.. LE:Y AND ronavi LLB RAILROAD CO.. SOD t strut. PHILAUX , ,PRTA. Jan. 26, 1810. Coupons dbe February 1, MA on tat mortga to bonds opladelplda. and Sunbury Railroad Company, will be on and after that date, at the Rank of Commerce, adelphia. JAS. 8. DIDDLE. 101 l 308 el dn. President. rirrNEW YORK AND MIDDLE. COAL FIELD RAILROAD AND COAL COMPANY. A meeting of the Stockholders of this Company will he held at the office of the Company. No. 201 it. Fourth street. on MINIDAY. the eth eat of February next, at 1 o'clock: A. Id.. for the purpose of electing Five Direetore of zatd ikormany for the ensuing A nor. ESN SY ItO HlNSON:NeeretarY. Philadelphia, January 214, Ma KrErEantIIMINSOWA" O l+ :The sexiest itertin t A of the ► StoekNe ' re T, Pi l l t i lf h l e ß reld eCorpttpie, rfga .4„ExellANG I E BUILT -3.24t.74rvid : 24,FA Al t a a t ailLogrrekt4l. OFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA AND SAVANNAH ST EAhl NAVIGATION SPA Y, No. 800 North Wharves!. PHILADELPHIA, Jon. 23, MO. The Annual Meeting of the Stookholdersof this Coin pan y for the Election of Five Illananors and for the transaction of other hosineen. will be held at No. 30 I.IIII..ADELIIIIA EXCHANGE, I third door.) on TUESDAY EVENING, the ith of February next, at half past seven o'clock. WM. DENNIS. 1n24-12t Senrotary and treasurer. OT, NOTICE.—THE ANNUAL 1111:1LITING of the Stookholdera of the Ocean Steam Navi gation Comnany,for the Election of Five Direetors and tho tranaachnn of other butuneau, will Ire held at No. NU North DSLAWA 11E Avenue, on TUESDAY, the 7th of February next, at 12 o'clock mien. WM. DENNIS, la2l-12t Peorelary and Treaaurer. TrANNUAL MEETING OF THE BOARD OF TRADJ .—Tho Annual Mention of Assoont lion of the Board of Trade wilt be held at the Rooms of the Board to, CHESTNUT Street. on the everting of MON DA V next, February tlth, 7) o'clock. The report of proceedings for the ear will he pre eon tett, and an election of of will tike plane, con totting of x Prestdent. three Vice Presidents. Secretor, of Association, Treasurer, and ,lixecuttre Commit of twenty-one Tambora. LOR/N DLODGET, DS St Beeretarn BIG MOUNTAIN INIPROVMENT COM PANY.—PIIILAUXJ.CIIIA, Jarman' 0) Rd 1. Olen is hereby given that the annual meeting of the Stockholders of the this Mountain Improvement C=- 0111 will be held at their °thee, Southeast rner of Fro and Chestnut streets, Philadelphia. on MONDAY, the Rh of February next. at la o'clock. M., when an Election will be held for five Dlreotore, to servo for the onguteg year. .1a25-tfo6 WILLIAM P. JENKS. President. OFFICE OF TILE FULTON COAL COM -.I7PANY (Late Northumberland Improvement Company.) PHIL A DBI.PITI A. First month, (Jan. 20 WO. An annual meeting of the Stookholdera will ho hold or, the Ott prouino, at No 30 &Mb Third street, at 12 o'clock Al., for the power, of electing five Director,. to serve for the ensuinc (ear. Da2s-avilttfe6 CHAS. 5..1 01,VVELL, Sooratall• OFFICE OF TILL RELIANCE MU ! 1.7 TUAL INSURANCE L',OMPANY OF PHILA DELPHIA. • • Pinintry 14th. WO. The annual meeting of the stookholdora of thla com- Sany will be held at their Mine, Nn. :A3 1 6",1`41./T treet. on MONDAY, the 6th day of FEISKU.Ian I neat at 12 o'clock M. And an eleation for Twenty Direetore. to serve for the ensuing year, will be hold on mule day at the came Place, between 12 o'clock Al., and 2 o'clock P. M. ' 141 NC RMAN, Jal6-tnwftfell Secretary. fr. OFFICE OF THE UNION CANAL t l COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA IM J. 16. 18011. he annual meeting of tho stockholder. of the Union canal Company of Penney lvenin will be he'd at the cl ips of the company. No.= Walont street, on TUeellaY. February 7th non at 11 o'clock A. ftl., at which tune an election for officers and nmnacers will take place. Jallimerl2l7 O. THOMrtPON. /Infirmary._ OFFIECE REANNU RAILROAD LA 001111 ,ADELPR NY IA. Afai . A). the Annual Meeting of the gtookholdere of the Ptdtarlelohtaand Nadi ng road Company, held Jana axy 9.1860,the following gentlemen were unanumeasly edeotoil °Moore for IWO: PRESIDENT, A. warm b.Y. VICE PREIDEINT, J. DUTTON HrEELE. MANAGERS. J. vrl-ON STEELE. A. BORI pitM . SE. AtAEIA.OALE BRB. BTBR, W ROBT. CHAS. E. NMITH. TREASURRR. B. BRADFORD. IlEcuuTaity. WM, H. MoILHINNEY. imo ß i y m order, W. H. MoII.IIBNNY. Reoretary. MPAID FIRE DEPARTMENT—SI6O ME- N 111 O.—Tante has been depos ted. with the on ood, a fund wluols to designed to invite proposals for a plan to o•gantte a PAID PIKE DEPARTMENT for the City of I%llloolons. In accordance with the wishes of the Contributors, the euhaeri bore hereby offer a .I...annum of ONE RUN DE.. D AND FIFTY Hold.. %HS for the beet Om in detail, for such en organization. cotnlnninx efficiency. economy, and siutpliclty. bald plan moot be presented to either of the subsortbere, on or before the 25th of February next. January 30, /550. will'. NE Al, t Cp MACALLSTER, Will. WELSH. GEO. WILLIAMS. feLwf&ln 12t THOMAS POTTER. TI 0 N. STRONG na l r7 : e lt a.ae ll. fnllu n ng l ii. 6 refr'eshinS MOON and func tional insularity restored, without medicine, 1110021V0- 'llona', or expense to ,ho most disordered or enfeebled constitution. by DU DA FRY'S 11E1,1010US 11 EALTH RitSTURING EVALE STA All A 131 CA FOOD, which at a low Innis per mesh eaves fifty limes its cost in medinine• and removes indigestion (dyspepsia,. liabi 'UM OUOSL , pawn, flatulency, nervousnrini, biliousness, fevers, catarrhs, colds. noises in theears, rheumatism, gout, impurities, eruptions h) sterna, nisumlyia, irrita bility, sleeplessness, acidity, palpitation, heartburn, headache, debility, diabetes, despondency, cramp,, spasms, nausea and sickness, sinking. fits, cough; asthma, bronchitis, consumption, also chlldten'e com plaints. Fitts yews , indescribable agony from DYSPEPSIA, nervousness, sickness at the stomach. and vomiting have been removed by Du Dairy's excellent Food. Testimonials from Dr. Bright, Dr. Pro. Dr. Harvey, Dr. FS:island, Dr. canibal!. and ninny thousand other respectable parties who ban ha referred to. Packed wan fu I mstructions in canisters. 8140 to $l2. The latter curium° free on receipt of on4ll. Sold at the Revalenta Arabian Food Depot. 213 iOUTIL TIMM street, by 11. MUNRO, Prim pal Agent for the United States. W. Parvin, Jr.. Chestnut and Twelfth sGreets. D. L. Stacklimum, Eighth mot Omen streets. .1. Hark - mon and E it. Clarke. Minn street, German town • and through toll Grocers and Chemists. NEW PUBLDUATIONS. JUST PUBLISHED THE ANNUAL SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY; YEAR BOOK OF FACTS IN SCIENCE AND ART FOR ISM - - TIT D. A. WELLS, A.lll With a Fortratt, of Isaac Loa, Eon., ...12n1a, Cloth, e 1.25 Scientific diseovery and inventionitave made wonder ful progress during the past year, and one aces incline ttvelyi " Can there be equal progress to years to come.' 'I lie Annual for the pennant year is perhaps the most instructive of the whole series. Among the articles of Interest it contains are a ir Charles I.) ell's Address htrore the British Assoointion for MI." On the Geological Age of Alan;" a full report of the ..1- leged Discovers of the tiptoeing of Alan in Geological Formations; Fatconer's Report on the Bone CAVPII of Rlmly ; Foitehet's Experiments on " spontaneous Gene ration." end the dtscuvsio•r relative to the same in the French s cadent. • Faraday's recent Researches cm klectricity ; Schonlesin'snew views respecting Oxygen and the con:pours' charanier of Chlorine; t everner's supposed now !Tonal; Geological Summary for lEeig; Reno; 's nod the elarlio Universdy Tables of the Popu lation ot the Globe. be . Au, No other single pub! ca nonn. American or Foreign, Presents no varied and user ful information and its acquisition has became at neuessl ri t pha s eso would acquaint themselves with the chang ing which soience assum a with can't successive year.. Cori.; sent by mil. poet-paid, on reco!pt of the p rice of volume. (MUD & LINCOLN, - No. 50 Washington Street, Boston, fd-Stmaes TIIE COSPEI, IN LEVITICUS. REV. DR. 81-1851' NEW WORK. LINDSAY & ISLAKIS VON, I'ittrlt4hel4 mat BOolonllffm, No. 23 3. SrXTII St.. above Ohestnut, Have lost vublinlted THE I,O3I'LL IN LEVIT(OKS: or, An Extaantion of the Hebrew R.tual. By tho Rev. 41,P11 A. SEM!, D. D. author of " I °alums nn the Etustle to the He• hr. wa," " The Suit Tunas," cto. thou. 401 no. Foca CM/. A popular exposition of the Levitical Cereffintlloll. with their ti pint import and relations, coven it field comperetivels uneven 'led. •• the design or the author hos been in it eoneeeted wov to trace the grand features of the Gospel, and the method at eilvatton in Christ Jesus, an rival, in the an cient rites, fifteen hundred fears before the Saviour Come ; and thus to develop. not mils an interesting Ohm - traumi of On flan of grace Dom figures of Und a own choosing, but ninon orpiment for the inspiration of the steripturPa and tee Divinity of the Christian swam"— [Extract from the l'refsee, LINDSAY A. BLAxisToN, fed Publishers. _ A.IIIIEII 11AZ.11(1). Jet. 72-1 uIIEST• NLT filreeet, havinc ridded the STATIONERY to his Hook boldness, would inform his containers and the tulle that the STATIONERY DEPARTMENT, Under the cliar n o of an especial clerk. Is now in full Operation. The stock of PAPERS and ENVELOPES comprise awns FIVE n ENURED DIFFER EN I' VA fi RI 8, STYLES AND ,zEl.orEnot,i , tt AND ANIEIII.IAN Af AINCe'ACTURE, of all the NEWEST and PRETTI EST STYLES, and of ALL PRI,ES. Persons desirii tug it con We their initials 'damped on paps without extra charge, NEW PATriiitNs OF SPAIPB haying Len expressly made tut this entr.bliehment. Dr; LA liE'S celebrated paperenlinialson hand and warranted COMP PORTFOLIOS, PAPE MIES. TOUR IS IIP COMPANION, I,ADIES"PfIAIiIELLIND BAGS and WRITING BOXES, of the hest manutanturo—it large rianortment constantly on hand. Ali 1011!, the latest novelties In Papers and Envelopes urn the LEilltA PAPERS, of AZURE, WM lb, PINK. VIOL Ke TIN IN. The QUADRILLE PAPERB m Loxen of five gluten, nr,rted en,orth . WEDIANti and VNITING CARDS ENGRAVED. PRINTP,I). or IVO' VTEN. in the very bent manner. 114"fho p tbbn ere nn iteci to call nut examine the Sample rook bolero rural EOM eisou bore. led If WATER RENTS FOR 1800. DEPARTMENT FOR /SUPPLYING TILE CITY WITh WATER, PIIII.ADULPIIIA. Tail. h. WO. nrt>oci frrr , on Orchnonce orrroi ccmGcr 2:nh, lON I. The Select and Common Connell of do City of Philadelphia do orda , u, M.o. all 'Wows Rents shall be payable to the Itettiller or Water Hoar, nt hie Officer annually, IN ADVANCE, ON THE SECOND MONDAY OF JANUARY. And upon all Wator Rents unpaid upon the first day of April in any your thorn rilutll be charged the sum of Five nor couture t and upon all Rents unpaid on the first day of July in any year thorn shall ho charged an addi tional earn of Ton per contain. , The attention of the Witter Tenants of the City la re apectfelly invited to the PrOVi3bl:4 of the aLrwo Ordi W. J. I'. WHITE, Pegistor 11 - A NMI MI ES. -lilt• G. BAU IMAN J 1 .4 109 GREEN Street, two doers above Front, Teach er of the German, French, and Hebrew Languages. inVrUcts classes or persons at tneir private residences. 1 onus moderato. References—Rev. Dr. Deutsch, Green street above Front; professor 11. Harthorne, 143.1 Aroh street. fee dt' x•s. Lt. OoRSON. REAL ESTATE BRO. • KKR AND CONVEYANCER, Non Mown, Pa. 100 Purim, for wile la Bucks, Monttoinory, and Ches ter counties . Cutologueu of Forms, with full oeuerip turns, rent by mail. yOUR. ABSENT Flt IEN D IY ANIS YOUR LIKENESS.—uort a rboto/raph which you can send In a letter. All man and Ott. le l'antorl4 , ba end Arnbro'vpal a a 'nada at It /OMER'S (1A1.1.1i- SEQOND f3treet. above ()BEEN. lt• J. & O. FISOITER'S AND OTHERS' wit 41 celebrated Now York PIANOS. From 8190, ',towards to 8499. For alto for cash. and on monthly in stalments. Pianos to rent. JAS. HELLAK, 219 & 231 South FIFTH Et., above Spruce, fob lm* Solo Mont. GO AND SEE TIIE ItOOT AND NERO DOCTOR) Who can be consulted et Mr. WAT•ON'S, Bailor Sliest Hotel, North ttECOND street. A Stereoscopio exaniinntion of the Heart. Luny R. and t hront. free of chance. Cancers, 'Ninon', Totieds, Polypus. Bronchi, Liver. Lusts, nod Kidneys, Soro or 'Weak BI es, cured in a shott +tine. lie etraislitone crooked limit orbit:de, goyim toothache in one minute. Ills Peru Hiller is with out an wed. Oniy ten month, in Q... city, nod hun dreds and , hundreds nail testify to hir estoniehing cures. Conti' Men free ; charges rrin,erroe, fee et. lA. W. LIVINGSTON. nR.. SCHEIICK CAN RE FOUND -10- , his afters, No. 33 North SIXTH Street, on Fri day and Saturday of each week. Mondays and Toes days are eat apart for visiting patients in and out of the oily. On Wednesday and Thmsdar of each week he is at his office, No. 103 BALT!MOR.F. Street, Baltimore, Md. flag tering for a thorough examination with the fleeproineter, at hitt olive or anv port of the city, are 331 regular visitations efterw rds.3o vents a mail. All advice at hit Ace free of charoe ; end, in nli casco whore persona do not feel able to pay for having their lunge examined, they will be cared for. and have the same attention no the more favored. fel•lmi KELLEY AND GEORGE A. ~„„,551. ,g 'fi6 t rtet°311.MV•IZirlIT° r TW11„to ERMANIA ORCHESTRA.—PubIic Re. heareals every SATURDAY, at MUSICAL 'Fula HALL. at BY o'oloak P. AL Tickets to be had at G. Anddoor% re and Book & Lawton's Mum Btores, and at the , THE PRESS.—PIHLAIIeI4PHIA, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1860. LADIES , DRESS TRIMMIIES. FEBRUARY 4, 1860. WM. 11. HORSTAIANN & SONS, FIFTH AND CHERRY STREETS, ADJOINING MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS LADIES' DRESS MANTILLA TRIMMINGS, We are now prepared to offer a Aron and dostroble stook of Ladles' Dress and Mantilla Trimmings, to gether with a full line of colors. ZEPHYR WORSTEDS. ENI.BItOIDERIN(I CHENILLE, &c.. &c., To which the attention of the Trade is directed. SOLE MiII:NTS FOR RYLli'3 SPOOL-SILK fe6-14t . . 111:0ALLUM & CO CARPET MANUFACTURERS, GLEN ECHO MILLS, LIERMANTOWN, Also, Importers and Pallier' in CARPETING S. 0.11, CLOTHS. MATTING. RUGS. &C. WARFIIOUSE NO CHESTNUT ST., I Opponite the State House.) Southern and Western buyers are rascoot fully 'anted to call. fob 7m . MM=iMEI VAN WYOK, TOWNFEND, ,t WARRENS FUR AND WOOL HATS, ON THURSDAY, 9th hint., AT STORE N. 13 VESEY STREET, 2,000 CASES OF FUN AND WOOL HATe, Comprising all the thlleront deneriptions, end all of which are fresh geniis of the latest styles. The entire °flaring will ho sold without reeerre E - The atteLtion of the trade is invited to this first Bile of this character. such en assortment never hay ins been previously offered. Catalowea and samples will be reltly the day pre inn., whin the goods can Lo exaeltned. New a% ex. Feb. 108:4). let; lg. DRY-GOODS JOBBERS. JOSHUA L. DAILY. IMPORTER AND JOBBER, NO 213 MARKET STREET, PHILADELPHIA A LARUIS AND VERY COMPLECTEBTOCK DRY GOODS. SPRING TRADE OF 1880. LINEN 000D5 IN ALL VARIETIES. DREV3 GOODS AND SHAWLS. CLOTHS AND CASSINIREES, JEANS AND C' , TIONADES, BLACK SILKS AND MODRNING GOODS. R 1 ,101,1811 AND ANIERICkN PRINTS. A FULL LINE IN STANDARD MARES OF DOMESTIC GOODS. Tll} LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF MERRIAIACK PRINTS IN ANY JOIWINO HOPSE TN THE UNION. ALLENDADE, MANCHESTER, BATES, AND MARSEILLES QUILTS. We now offer, for the fret time In this market, the SNOW-SHOE GINGH A Mt; Which for beauty of Designs, goodness of Colors, and Quality are unequolled by any other guuds nt 1110 TENIIIB-110 1 01nt 510 SIONTIIi. Or riot: roll CEIT. discount for CASH within thirty dire, In(11 HOUSE-FURNISH !NG GOODS. GOODS FOR THE SEASON. BRONZED SENDERS AND IRONS, STEEL FIRE SETS, FOOT WARMERS, WATER D SLOWER IiTANDS, IS PLATY. WARERS, HOT HES, Ax., M AT THE HOUSE-FURNISIIINU STORES, NOR HMI AND 1226 CHESTNUT STEERT. JNO. A. MURPHEY & 00. 018-wraitr 1860. SPRING PASRION. 1860. SKELETON SKIRTS, OSI3ORNE & CHEESMAN, ANHONIA, CONNECTICUT, ARE THE BOLE MANUFACTURERS OF THESI , CELEBRATED FASHIONABLE SKIRTS. Their Goals aro all made with special referenee to he wants eta critical trade, and they are oonfulent that SYMMETRY OF FORMS, QUALITY OF MAMMAL, nhtl TIM ARC \ EQUALLED IN TIIIR ell IS ANY OTIIER 10L NTIII. Being mode under both the "Itstenteon" and " Woven Skirt Patents," there to no liability for infringement. Our facilities enable us to fill promptly the 'argent or der!". For sale everywhere by the Trade . I'. 8.-I,atlien should he particular to ace that "Woven Gore Trail. made by Osborne h Cheeentan," to printed distinctly on the band, en an evidence of genuineness. Ja23 datkwniftlt S pALDING'S PREPAR 111 .1) GLUE! "A BMW! IN TIME PANTS NINE" HOONOMY I DIFICATCH SAVE TER rtEeßs! AS OCClatit w U hoptoo, reon to tren-regulatvi farnefies, it is very desirable to have some (Matto and convenient way for retuning Furniture. Toys, Crooke ry, :co, SPALDINW.4 I , IIEPARED GLUE meets all such emergencies, and no household can all ,ird to be without it. It is always ready and up to the stick. tog point. There is no longer a necessity for limping chairs, splintered veneers, headless dolls, and broken manias. It is just the lirtiole for cone, shell, and other ornamental work, so popular with ladies of refinement and taste. This admirnye preparation is used cold, being che mically hold in solution, nod possessing all the al uable qualities of the hoot eabinot-makern' glue. It may be used in the place of ordinary mucilage, being t acd y wore adliceivo. " USEFUL IN EVERY 110E8E." N. B. A brush accompanies each bottle. PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. whotenotte Depot, No. CS R Street, New York Add reel LIENRY C. SPALDING ,t CO , Box No. WOO, New York. Put up for Dealers enaom oontginilig four, eight, and twelve dozen, a beautiful Li thug raphio 6110 W-CARD aooompany ing each package. Or A single lottis of SPALDING'S PRIIPARED GLUE will !MVO ten times its cost annually to every bottheliold Sold by all prominent Stationers, Druggists, Jinni ware and Furniture Dealers, Grocers, and Fano, Stores. Country Merchants should make a unroof SPALDING'S PREPARED GLk)E, when making uo then. Pet. 13 . WILL STAND ANY OLIMATK d:3-mwr-y FACTORY, SHETLAND STOOL, CARPETINGS. SALES BY AUCTION. JAMES 11. PRENTICE PEREMPTORY BALE AT TEN O'CLOCK. ON SIX MONTHS' CREDIT, STAPLE AND FANCY lELJCTUD TOR THE gli=l SKELETON SKiiurs WOVEN (JoRE TRAIL MODE DE P.4EIS PERFECTION or WORKMANSHIP PREPARED GLUE.' FANCY DRY GOODS. 18 60. 81' RIN U. 1860. NOTIONS YOR THE SOUTHERN TRADE. IVIVA BROTHER. & 13REWSTER, No. 24 NOIITII FOURTH STRUT, neve a leue And complete eiliortment of HOSIERY, CLOVES', SHIRTS, FANS, BELTS, WOVEN TRAIL SKIRTS, PERFUMERY, STATIONERY, and FANCY GOODS, To whloh they invite the attention of fltut-olase _buy ere. fe3-tt DIJH RING &I CO., Nos. 4 'B and 29 NORTH FOURTH STREET, Jib now receiving. by bureaariva arrivals from Eu rot.. their SPRING I :NI POIt'rATIONS or ENUI.IBII AND UERMAN HOSIERY, CLOVITS, AND SMALL WARES, Machine bowine bilk and Thread—and solicit an in• junction of their °Nankai:l and wall•naaortriL iitnnk— neenClALLY ADAPTED Ti) Elovriiiin:v AND WHIM:a THAI*. 143-3 in 1860. SPRING. . 1860. BURNETT, SEXTON, k SWEARINGEN, Would respeetfulh inlite the attention of Buyers to their fi ?RI NO STOCK Oh' NEW 000 DS, For Men's Under Wear. Alen, 01,0VES, HOBIIIRY. RIO FANCY GOODS. of ail deseriptions. hinchine fiewiniN (Ladies') Dress Trimming's, No lams, he., he, fa 3,u 400 MARKET STREET. ----- -- - - --- ---___ MARTINS. PEDDLE. & HAMRIOIC, Importers and dealers in HOSIERY, 6 LOVE 4, AND FANCY NOTIONS, No. 30 NORTH FLHIRTII STREET. (Five doors below the Merchants' Hotel.) Ofer fur sale the most colonials stock of Gnosis in their line to be found in the UNITBD STATES, cm:l ending of I,II.IBIERY, of every stale. irl,OV ES, in three hundred verieties. INDRR9HIRTS end DR aW ERS. 1 , rei EN BOSOM PHI itTel sad C01,1,A1111. ,[YON CAM BRIO lIDICKS. and lonia FRONTS. *Driitt , ELASTIC BELTS, with Ohms' of en tirely new designs. With an endless variety of NOTIONS to which the! Invite tha attention oh first-eless UM:II'ERN end SOUTHERN BUYERS. fe3-3m RETAIL DRY GOODS. ri Pll YRS.—Only 15 cents per oz. 11 ow oz. t and over lOonlisiles ench of firooir 0, or , I• 1 it BERLIN Kl , ll'f For a short tune only. no they roust he removed to make roost for our preferred quality Cashmere Le phyre FANCY TRIM NIPtCH AT Sttt.t. Fla RI", 01111., Ms Kit ROM WOK . 111111',11,11. Every eifill narehaner of l'rincy (111111MM/I Teeelving VlStititY 01 Zepts, re as Ft tams, J. 0. Al NWELT. .1 . PON. Skirts anti Zaphr re. Store And Fnnt,.ry, S. E, norricr ELF: VS. :\ rit and COES L'N UT streets. fal.erantif MUSLINS, Ob"flIE BEST GRADES, SON FA/111.Y I'SV On bawl, a!mge and vane) Itt,,k of Brown And Blenched 131111ETINU3 AND SIIIRTINOS, Which ice sell by the piece or yard, nt the knee moo; rod SHIRTING LINENS, Van dun n o dapproved brands. SUPERIOR GOODS AT 31 AND 371 CENTS. CURWEN STODDART tsi BROTHER, 430, IS:, end 1,54 North BI:COND dtreet, t Above WILLOW MOURNING GOODS. CUR WEN STODDART a BROTHER Have a large and wel6selooted Stook or the at , ove Cade, ocinottatui— LPPIN'ISINMSAZINES. TI[IRION & MAILLIARDS' Do. LUPIN'S d ATIN DE CHINE. LUPIN'S MOUSSELIN DE LAINES CANTON CLOTHS. ORLEANS CLOTHS. ALPACAS. LONU SQL'AP.E THIDET SHAWLS. BLACK CRAPES Aya VEILS. Ihiters will find the above Stook to he tinder the usual 400,442,3 mi 4.14 Nextlk eECOND etrect, fe?.-e+. above Willow H LACK 310110.1 ANTIQUE -KJ/ I lot auporior, $1 37'i• 1 Ca " URNVEN tt'l'ODDA 11l .1: IIROTII:12, f fol-at 4dO, 452 and at N. SECOND St b. Wlttyr EPANUY DitESS SILKS. iut brizlS colors, GO cents. I " " kr,4l , 4.1 , tlPl',loll,er good 3. nan,onlloA rtrloc HHRW EN foLWA WE S. BROTHER, B CO 132 and 1.51 N. SECoNi) Nr..n b. 1V,11,,—. (CII PLAIN BLACK SILKS, in all gra.l6l. sow ior rtk.ln, nt :k) and 03 e'ri. 3114 61 - 811 , 1 11011 . 4,1 , 311 re. Troll On it 1iv.,9; f Ur o- cadre CI; It \V I!.N STI DD Alt E Pr it BO ill Elt. (03111 11.70, 45 - 7. nnJ 431 N. u EC(IN D fit.. oh Willow. plIE.11) BLACK SILKS. I lot 23 inrh Black Lovantines, 70 rent'. I " so • • I 0 I. IS tk) I " " el. I itntin Je Chtor. 70 conic CUB WEN wroprwrr intoTHER, 8t 100. 452. 0,1 451 N. N KLON Nt puRNISIIINU DRY GOODS. SHAH BLESS BRO I'llEl{6 have replenished their (Stock of btaele ()nods of their ov, n iniportatuni. &vivito and Irish Linen eheetinss. and Bolster Linens. hirtine Linens from bent Bieuelleries. inen Damask end Osumi: Cloths. Barmisk Nopemel and D'O) lies. Ileokahvek. Husain and II ti,nk Towels. Bolored Bantered Damask Towels. kussia Crush and Ainerloaa Linens. I'tsea, Worsted Dsninsiks. Satan Lnine. :see Curtains. etnibroidered Muslim stored hnetiaa, isloreenn, Brussels. loth, Table find Piano Lo ors. Bull' Blue and (insert Shade llollands. Enrheh and Arnerean fine Blankets. Mai Bellies ijmlts of (We ry 4115).q. J 51 71,48111 1% r 31.80 1 ,818, Flannel, and shirting,. tot and 14.13 OH/V.4l'N LIT street. ftAft(iAINS FOIL SIX WEEKS. 'III"ORNLEY tr. CHISM. N. E. corner FIOEITH nut SPRING OAR DEN, would rospectfully inform the puhho R¢npprally tlrtt from now tinnuary 14, 1 6 0) Until the ter 01 .11111 Th INV will tiEld. 0001/8 It B(IAHDLFSS OF PROFITS! They toted an exoullont stock of Leg Broche Mom le. Engloth nod Atnerusn Blnntrete. Beet elortin.: nod Bhoetine Linens of our otainutortatton. Floonehi. Clothe and Casonwret. .6 oust 111911 y Clonlot still on h trol. A LAn t,TOCK OF FANCY SILKS. Be it wake of blauk Me times, Du Lamm Outman Poplin Plaids, &O. fdony of th aloweole will he cold 15117C11 UN ',m DER. COB'l' BRICE! N. 11.--It will pay to pit o us a (nth int 4 1_1()SIFIZY GOODS. -J. IN'3l. HOF -9-MANN No. 9 North EIGHTH Street. ban non open to Nii Stock of Ilomery Goode. ala : Underveete nod Drawerb of tjartw recht red We, nor'n superior rearm lectern. fix Indies and semen' wear. Alone. Shirt. and llrawere, for grille nail 'malls. Merino llocerY, Qotton Ifosory, Woo!lon Henry,ol Blue en and Gaunt leln,lutd gn,rti yenerslly Rupert:veiny to the firenery be ;leen.. J. W. It. revcectleil, uollrete the attention el fnueben to his ethek, emeriti; then that his stook In un excelled for variety by nay other in the ruty , and that Ins prtux are lie low as those of any other regular house. N. IL—No abatement made from the prices named. *2l-wfintf 4H4WAMSUTTA SIIIII,TINOS, SOFT FINISH, lint opened. 4-4 Masouvilla Shirtinati et 124 cents. 4 4 inch Blurting and Fronting Linens. :hi and 1 4 thistinnkable Flannels. Soper do for Infants' :Shawls. Laro !Honk of Parts Embroideries. dry cheap. viz: Setts Collars and Mae, ea. eOliarB, Embroidered Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs, Re. Ladies and °ante' Linen Cambria handkerchiefs, in great varsilk iety. Cents' Ilandkerehieta, flack Cravats, and Ma ttes. WRITE HOODS in vsrietv. WINTLIt STOCK reduced in price, of all kinds, 1;11E88 WHAM. Blanket and (troche Shawls. lied and Crib Blanket. Bank Cloaking Clothe. Cloalia. Read) Made. st Silk Velvet, Ne, Na. ORRAT REDUCTION until Fsbronry let. whilst taking 'took. CHARLES ADAMS, 1414-ti FACMTII and AltUll B LUE PLAID FLANNELS. Elegant Drool,. Niimytt, Palo Cloth Clonte. Woollen Lor Protty 20 and .'root Drlalneff. ..13 and Wool Holm, worth $7 and $l l roma 131:1•01( MOlllOlOllOOO, 33 to 5G uOutd. 51 vent Maids. CASSINI ER ES. 1..25 (or I,ret. Palley Cu ro moron. I,ood At Sip 151.11', and 51.17. ,Hattinoto and Carroonereu, 40 tole orlon, Vestin%s very chomp. tO vent first•ra to tilo to and Drawers. Moven, Ties, fidkla, An.. auction lota. ciniitfltt a cuSARAt. NINTH and MAR N. 13.—LINFN 0001)8, a large and desirable stork of every description. GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. 1 W. SCOTT---lato of the firm of Win •.•• oW.,ter & 11 , 01n-diENTI.EMEN'S FMIIIIIIII- INO 13TOR 13 and 1311 illT MANUFACTORY, 811 CII,I3HTNIIT Street, (nourly oppos,ta the board Rouse,/ Philadelphia. J. W. 13. would rstipeotfully call the etteutlon of his former patrons and Iron& to lus new store, and re pre pared to GII orders for NUIFAR so short notice. perfect f.tgournntted. Wholesale Trade supplied with pee Hhois end Collars. MUIIOLSON, ix • Mlnnfloturor of SHIRT& LINEN and MAIIRVILLES ISOSOMB AND COLLARS A large and chow° wolortment, and wall AI ways on hand, unto v, Inch I particularly invite the at (anoint ofo tau ajol prompt-paying 011000 TIME 1/111 era e. E. cannon of BECIOND end ARCH etrects. Phil% tlelph .lalB-Tni• vIIAM PA UN W INES. —Ye Clicquot, Mum's Moette and Chnndon Green Neal; Genitor, cabinet. and MaICIIIIPX Vemendy bottles; riper. Ilealionk. Crime Do !Mimi). Ale°, fine. d Madeira. Hoot , . and Port Winos, tor fnmilv tote, uow in Item d tor sale by E. 1' MIDDLETON er. liwo„ Importers of Winea and tirandieri. teo-121. No. 6 North FRONT Street. ATINEGAR.-200 bbla. Clarified Cider V Vinrgar ; 80 do IVlilto Wino Vinevu o in earn reo THIRD.STREET JOBBING HOUSES 1860. SPRING. 1860. FRESH GOODS. RIEGEL. I3AIRD, & 00.. IMPORTERI AND JOI3BRRIS OD FOREIGN AND AMER WAN DRY GOODS. NO. 47 N. THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA. Would reiwtfully Myna the attention of Country Merehents to their LARGE AND WELL-SELECTED STOCK OP FRESH SPRING GOODS, Moak they are now F 11.1,1114 in Store. 57 Merohants would find it to their adrantilee to salt and examine our stock. fe3 3m 1860. SPRING. 1860. J. T. WAY & 00., IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IV FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC :DRY GOODS, No. 9Y NORTH THIRD ST., Are now ready for the SPRIN G TRADE, And prepared to idTcr, to rAin end prompt six. months flu core, one of the LARGEST anti MOST ATTRACTIVE STOCKS In the nonntrY. and at Prices tAnt well tlth mutt teen, not only In this, bat in any other city. Purchasers will find our Block well assorted at all miaow' of the year. 1. it• u. s p e . ' i% } tel in 1140. 11. PCVLAP. 000. P. way. y ARD.GILLMORE &CO. NOB. 40 AND a NORTH THIRD STREET. INIVORTERS AND DEALERS IN SILK AND FANCY DRY 00 OD 8, WHITE GOODS, LACES. LINENS, EMBROIDE RIES, HOSIERY. ()LOVES, MITTS. AND fe3-3n SHAWLS. RAIGUEL,ATOOTIE,& CO., i LATE RAIGUEL h. Col IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS DRY GOODS. No.. 220 AND 2/2 NORTH THIRD STREHT, ABOVE RACE IWPAT fe3 et PHILADELPHIA. ANSPACH. REED, & CO.. WHOLESALE DEALER. IN DRY GOODS. NO. 130 NORTH THIRD STREET. (CORNER TRIED AND CIIHRRT 5T11. 6 ) PHILADELPHIA. AN.PI(II. JE., CUM E. AN.FACII. WM. ANAPACR. JAS. M REED. DAVID AL SWARM. fo3 3m MILTO , I IrnOl.lCR. WM. M. PAIM4M. ROST. D. WOYI. VOOPER, PARIIAM, & WORK, IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS, AND JOBBERS Or FIATS, CAPS. •ND STRAW GOODS. NO. 31 NORTH THIRD NTREF:T. ea" Conetnnth on hind n !Area nneortmont of Straw mnd Lnre Ilunnet4, l lonnnot, I.nrhnrn and Palm 1.0,r Mu., Bonnet Trimninnen. Arttfictnl nOlferli. Ruches, tee. feJ Jrn FAUST, WINEBRENER, & CO.; IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN ARDWARE, NO. 4.9 NORTH THIRD STREET, j k t e e t i , E7 brown Stone Store, erected on the PHILADP.LPHIA. VAOII.I FAUST. b. e. WI 1111111 (. .111t ,i W. M. CARTER. IaENDRY & HARMS. MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IV BOOTS AND SHOES, N. W. CORNER THIRD AND ARCII STREETS, PHILADELPHIA. ref et EIAZEIAL & HARMER. MANUFAOTURNIIS AID WIIOLESALS DR/LIARS BOOTS AND SHOES, NO. IZB NORTH THIRD STREW. A hill asaottinon t of City mole Boob and noel oon etnntly on hand. LAINCr MAGINNIS. Importers and Wholesaln Dealers In !RIMS, ENOLISH. AND AMERICAN SHOE THIIEAI)ti, FR ENCR AND EN(71,181.1 LASTING& SHOE MANUP.W7'I7FICHS' AHTlr4.h .c Fo. , A , ING MACHINE SILKS, THREADS, COT TONS. NEEDL SOLE F:S. hr. AGEVT.q FOR Gurnes'n celnlvntod IXL Nlnetttnet Silk, end l'pfteltVe Patent Iloot Tree, No. 30 North TIIIRD Street. (93 3,n SOWER. BARNES & CO.. BOOKSELLERS Alt) rt•BLISHERS 0 r PEi.roYli OUTLINE MAPS AND REVS, EM MONS' OEOI,OO Y. BROOKS' NORMAL ARITRMET(CS, SANDERS' READERS, I:e., No. 37 NORTH THIRD STREET, lEaat nide, below Aroh Street.) (0 3nl TO MEF.CIIANTS BUYING OIL CLOTHS AND WINDOW SHADES. 13 I, A 13 ON & SAIIT MANUFACTURERS OF OIL-CLOTHS, 116 NORTH Tilt HD STREET. PHILADELPHIA. We Invite the attention of dealer, to our large stock of FLOOR, TA AND CARRIAGE OIL CLOTHS, GREEN GLAZI.D O.L CAMBRIC. It heautiful article for Shstlee. The I ogett cock of WINDOW SHADES and BUFF HOLLANDS in the market, et puce, which defy competition. fe3 lm JAMES, KENT. SANTEE, & CO., IMrORTHIN ASP JOIIIIEII3 DRY 600DS, NoS 239 AND 21! NORTH THIRD STRUT, ABOVE RACE, Rearm)'fully invite the attention of buyer!' to their usual • LARUE AND COMPLETE STOCK OP FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC ()ODDS. Among which will ho found full lintel of BATES' MILLS AND YORK COMPANY'S COT- IONADF.B. LARUE VARIETI 01 New and confined Styles of PRINTS, oiEnßimAcK NEcoNns, dot fe3 2ni NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. 1860. 1860. SPRING SHAWLS. ALEXANDER CLARK, 31 WARREN STREET, rEW YORK HAS NOW OPEN, AND OFFERS TO THE WHOLE SALE TRADE, on liberal term., a large and aptendal stork 01 1 PRINTED CASIIMEIU: 811AWLN, STELLA SHAWLS, IN BRUNIE AND PRINTED BORDER 9 Also, tho LARGEST FTOCK of WOVE BROCHE BORDER -4 , IN BETs, Eve( oiforeil in this mart ot AS TUE ABOVE WERE ALL BOUilliT PERSON ALLY, on the most stiventsseous terme, by the ad vertiser, he is enabled to oiler them at prices thin mos ' command the attention of all rl ftBT-Ch A9l IIIIVERSt AUGUST BELMONT & CO., BANKERS, NEW YORK, 68110 Lettere of Credit to Travellers available In ALL PARTS OF` TIIG WORLD, TUR01.7411 MESSRS. ROTHSCHILD, oP PARIS, LONDOV, YRANKFORT, V/RNNA, N.t .PLES, AND THEIR CORRESPONDENTS. 13.19-6in` WANTS. WANTED—A SITUATION as SALF.S MAN In • D,r.r.0411 Hoots by • Yowls Mar ried Man front the intenoe ho can cornruand a hur amount of