~. ,~n The Money Blarke)ts: - - = Pni xa u rant Feb: & We: onto leen ree# talorXlo3t.telee odumuo, tpoOlcnovtilitoo xv.,4.1 luOlven's Rail, ' 644 'asset ari,7l7Xix 'X: - Reading gained West rholiitlelpliha Pseaengetßailway Xi and several otheisMake,arif bona en cattle/listed it; thu tmproyenaet - Theinteneymsrket continuee in the state or iompare five eXie s ,irlifithhuiesided the tight snap at the begin ning of the:year. and sales of good paper eke made very roans' at. PrellOal attotatilinr-7 to Ploy Jest - glass Minienfiaid up 016 per conr..for_sepond.ratepapnr. 11 W. ,' un the Merchants' and Denhers'..legietie for 4680—ar publication from, the effiaa:af the Bankers' Maliazins, New York,frhioh , is so faVoiably kaolin in the bank parlor! and larger ther-' canals 'Mimes all over theocintrY, The Resister con fab's trlisi of all the banks is the Onion, alphabetically arranged lit States and °Steil 'litho of private bankers to the United States ; a list of hanks in Canada; banks and bankers in 14indon, and all over the world; en grammes of new, banking 'houses, and a great deal of , other inforMation• important to have handy in the; ;manilas-Infuse or col thedesk. The price to fixed low, and the hook ought to command a wide salt, We 106'916*(10d the tannest of some of our friends, to the fo lowingstatement of the busloam of tho Dela ware bfrision Canal Company for the year 1820; Total income from tolls, rents, and interest. „ono , * 76 Ordinary expenses - 48,691 2l Net barniugs..—." Agatnerwhich has been charged neryire on betide .. : ..... ........... 'yuletide paid . ..••••• astruotion.. • .. . ••• • ••• . . . --. • . ,And naginges,„. ........ .......... imai estate Building enlarged lock .•........... Levine credit Irds'noeoL Ski Us 63 Add n•mlit balm oo of 1838 '- 18.781 7s Amount reoeived for froottonst Awn of stook 18 80 Balence on hand 1558—elonstruOtton Account.... Land &mazes Hod 18&9—Construction—. Laud damages.. Rol estate' This am otint of estrange.-- . $3388t (6 of the canal (equal:Jo nearly 2 pereent on the cast tall, was expended. In 11303 and 1359 on new work. to wants the ontar.ernont of the tonal, and will be distri buted to the stockholders at souse rehire period, when deemed advisable to do ea by the managers. The aireetore of the company hare declared a divll dead of three 'per 'cent. upon the eltPite l stook , Pena" on the lath inst. The °rand Trunk Road has made another contrast for 1.000 boxes middles and IEO tierces of lard at 86 sent* Per 100 IDs from Cincinnati to Liverpool, which Includes all forwarding charges, and is certainly a price that ehienerleanacit complain of. The following i t the eo If tonnap of the Shamokin Valley and Pottsville AMliond Company: Week. Year. . tin 12 9,990 03 .993 13 7,303 10 For week ending Feb.B Oahe 1.10/0 jut Tear..... - Tat lifianismian speaks of a "bill for the encourage 'meat of- aariculture," being &bat lately introduced into the State Senate ottlinaesota to provide for throwing town sites and their additions back into farm lands. The Branott,33ank of Tennessee. at Clarksville, Tomo., has boon robbed of 818,000 by burglars. 814,002 was in gold, and 81,000 in notes. The following is the tonnage of the Shamokin Valley 1:611d Pottsville Railroad Company: Week. Year. V 2 0.43 7.30 , 5 101 12 9,999 05 For the eadier February 4... same time met pear........ Increaso Decrease—.. The following ie the Plumbing Bank statement for 110 0 week 'preceding Felnuel7 8: 13.413a3. (limn tlon. Rpeetie. LORTID. DePO'L Bank of Pittehatg...l624s 956 $339 81651.791,136 $605.782 k..x' chance 136,775 181.776 3.351,689 310 0392 hle.roh .34 Meoh 2:5 012 102 816 MAN /33.13$ Cinema . , 304.125 85,241 0x3,974 117,005 hleohanlca' ..... 275.456 77,499 &0,600 108,574 Iron City 220.290 113.058 635 980 210,080 250.6911 141.311 73351.1' 1e0.134 eisKa.sts 91 , 74.9) 6,93t.209 1.603 02 1,826.363 1,903,037, 6,9.32.320. 1,615,684 Last weak-- lucre/see lam- -,- - 54.006 De ere as e..„„, . . ....,. 5 443 5,111 ..,,,,,,,.. Tre . aau„!7 - and Due to - Due by other 'rotes. winks. Banks. Pittsburg . ..... • 848,245 679'669515,174 Krahange...... 120-293 /5,107 78 585 N. & hi. 43 724 ' . 33,009 68 817 Citikens'.. 16.255 20 048 11,185 Mechanics'.... 92 218 18 024 25,959 Iron City... ..» 25,917 - 8 920 18960 Allegheny...-. BS 467 43,589 81,914 8361,077 5210.475 11233,874 Last weak .-- .825395 465.201 207,844 plßreen., .... CTO.IBO. ...... P.lO-bADBLVILIA 6TOCK.I3XCHAMOB ULU. Febraruy 8.1880 RaPORTZD ST fl. B. SLAIMAJMI, VIN Weald Btrte:. FIRST BOARD. 1000 Penis Ba I% 20 Penne B, lots 1500 do 9.134 20 do. wish. Mg 40Q1 . . . 913.4 -5 No'n Bk Ky.oash .126 2000 Res 5c Third-et M. 54 25 Dal Div Canal 38 1200 Fenno It 24 itu Sr,. 87 12 Weetern 8k..2 days 64 300011arristrk 88.26wn 931; ' 1 800 & Third 82.12.. 89 2540 Coin & w rob 64 'B3. 8312 100 Long Island K...., 11/( 16 Pence R 8732 25 I emelt 'serig.•.... 96 120 - do L0t5...... 37.34 4 Weet Phila 'Lawn 663$ BETWEEN BOARDS. .14 37941 5 Green is C'tes-at 17,34 __A:08734141 Harrisbx 4, 1038.3 ds 57.38 37X115 See .k Third-at R.. 59 SECOND swags). 2090421721•91010,r0i ----- wevt - lr22o2rlAgre R, tot!. MA 1200/ City On. now. 100.10144 60451nel 51 lUWCotaw ist m 74.44 3.7'{'60 d 0... 51 10001/ ' do 21 N t .. 7. 1 Sti Nees Mend 6994 20(131Phi1n Tron bds. 90 , 4 71 Minebili M. 13 Girard Bk, 01d... It% 20 West Philo ...... iss% 8N p Orts.,l4days.l64 20 Lobigb scrip 27 6't'enns R.; ... 65 35% WaskungtOn Gas.... 24 5 do CLOWN): FRICES—FIRICAND ACTIVE. BO Penn% R. do d 0... 'Zvi. 444, P Wit Ss —. .— 1003 101 s' 6tew—...101 10161 Pend Sr..-- —9 tifl4 Re "bds iti o . 7; 7 3' tir 1.1 R4 Scl ;1 4 1 I Pen N l l; * g . ......V i Mor Jai Con di 0ff.46 , " prefd! 61E106 WWI, NP V: I taa lL ..7 l 6 )4 I. 0011 if., 6 w But. !Bahl Nava1gt......106 16 Wir a l f ? T t O tiz im g . : lll t e r „ bon6 Wand 1176 Il.ehlghOW&l6ar.sl 61 16 Ppm 1434 7.1 n 46 atoonood, 1 1(, 1 do , lokmd bds.3ll Si Pram: le uouth 52 tr j l 4 : gtav_itt LW goN Philtidelphra Markets. Pliant , *ltY B—Evening. The Flour market is quite firm. There is some inquiry both for export and on speculation. and further sales of 1009 bids were made at 85.62 g hbt for superfine, 85.796+5 ESN for extras. 'totalling Ma bids choice Indiana extra family at 80.75. There is a stonily demand within the ranee of the 1111110 lizures. Rye Flour Is ?all at 842 e and Corn Meat et 8376 tie bbl 'without antra. 'Wheat— There to more demand. a dprices are well maintained Wee of 3090 hog good and prima red at 81.3301.35 9fr hot, chied• nt the latter quotation. White ranges from TO to 8159. COO bul Penney lewd , Rye sold at 920. at TO fixers it is llieemegyt. Coq to satires and firm at th matinee noted yexterdny ; sties of 1 519 b yellow at 770 in store. (lain are dull ; some 1, 2 a) bushels pennsyivania were sold at 4414045 - cents bushel. Ilarlc. 4 The market is nearly hare of g i rl yan. and let No. I wouperidily en,uunnnot 41 3 ' ti• cotton - 9 he market re ns Inactive. and Prices a tit the same as last quote . Cirooenee—The market, remain! inactive, and plies about the some. Yrovisionextre in good re quest. and prices aro firiu•for rilldescriptions; antes of bbls Western Mess Pork at linnet) kept private; 150 tee surar-cured and pickled Rants nt Onilatic ; do. smoked at intifilso ; 25 casks emoted Sides at la tic • lee casks do. on private terms ; ,filhoulders. In lots, at Stio .25 hhds bolt do. at 710. on time. hieeds—Cloverseed of prime quality to in good demand; sales of eV bus good and prium nt 811.75.15, and poor at 150 , 44• tr tuts. Whiskel la dull I sales of Ohio hide at Mane ; 100 Pennsylvania do. at 2.3,0, hhda at pa, and drudge at 210 V gallon. manse—Feb. 8. 3OAZD. mew York stock !MOND 'Missouri as ..,.... 907 6 lop Reeding R 1/ ill Preelendbils.;. 99 ' 109 ilq KV 2 . 4. 7 tti ll.C.'•a It Ws V Bif li Mich NI e q.. 74 3 : I Mich 0 8s let In 8 l I n "' '''''' •• • • $ Fund C Wade:. —9i vich Central R..... 91 IFIt 5 Con Xd m...—.20Di 310 Mich fi tr. N I R b3O 0 Del, L. St Wes lat 91% 200 d 0......:. '''' .: fIY 70 . whoa rd rn Se 10 d0..-,....,.-.. 11 rk C.nineleree... 96 -1100 do Chathirrt Rt...... 92 169 Panama R. 131% Ramer, ma.l $ 80_, 1(' dn... ......100 13: 1 '/f' Y. gentral •• • • ray .1.11 Central R. • ••• •• . HIV igs Erie atkonii 84 1 9 041 do ........•.... 684 90 liutlfen River R.. 400 , d 0..... . ..,.. 6a, 60 do 169 lemi 80 Clew I Tel le. ... 19),g THE MARKETS. Awns are Wet at 8515 for Pots, and 418X1Q for Perlin with ssles of 60 bbis, reVI7.--.97 itycliockwu gold Niko of brig Otto, from Palermo, commixing 1,149 boxes Siang Oranges at $ 1.96 02: 100 Weep do. Lemons at 81.550180, ()Rms.—Wheat is more active, and to hotter, without alga of moment to retort. - wilt are inactive at 39nfle for Southern, Pennsylvania, and Jorge!, and 410460 for State western, and eanade. Cern is needy and un changed, with sales of 1,000 bushels at 801r82o for new white and yellow. Rtotra.—The market tor State and Western Mon 4 more ',rive and better with light receipt's. end sales of 9 600 bids at 8404 65 for unsound, am tssos JO for super. fine ••tate. 852555. 0 for extra do, a5.76er5 99 for extra round-hoop f doe. southern flour ma firmer. with sales of 90 bbls nt 61500275 for mixed to good, and e 6 eforT I. ,r extra. Canada Floor is firmer, with sales of 400 bbls extra at ea 6000.75. Paovisforts.—The Pork market is quiet; sales 100 bbis at /917.5191 for old and 814.19 9.26 (or news 4,1 04N T 120426 for old Prints r.roi..4r is Sf si t tor new dn. Hest' ile ; falai IMI hple At 1 40 (95 f couorry Prime, 605.7,5 foreobntr Mesa, 8909.7 for rpohoketl Chi cano, Mid Blg boori fay extra. CUtMeate are firm at 713 fur Sho*ldera and 91.09M0 for Hama. Pressed Hogs ate suistat74o7l‘e: Lard ot firm at 10 2 ,,ierlOgl safes ff 100 Milt. Butter quiet at 110150 for Onto, and 1 5e203 orlitate. - Cheese alder at 9071500. MiltfaXit2 is (fillet at Ittio. NEW VORk r CaTTLE. „614EK ET, Wadoesdel, Feb. B—liks yr Dgcttria naIty'CATTLEAND SHEEP, The rens. ists Noe eta* have peen 3689 Reeves, 94 v eale, 0279 Bh6elp and Lambs, at if 3.0210 8 wine. .ghowi an leer' akerofir7l2 bend Heel. and 2,3 ' 4 Sheen, nil ecrease tif 35 Cows and 15 Yeats.. At Beygen, N. 1.108 head Wore - told to hew ork (members , being an !loosens op the sales of last week of 370 head. • Thtr a d e-dAt the Washington drove yards hail been very t mires fullsvone half to ane ant per lb tomer. The quality Was. beyond all dieptite. the best, on the average, secured at any one lane thiq The selections embraced some van: superior helivl ogee L also, a gond aserittnialit of fat medium steers. -Tee highest price was 10r010% gents. the latter an ex treme rate. The other Orates Were 6to 9.44 Canto-441M, generally from 8 to 9 cents. Bogie very prime that wortld have brought cents quickly last week. only realised 39 cents. The average rate was 86836 cents. Speculators were again moth disappointed ; they mit. shaded freely early in the week everything coming for ward between this otty and. ilutralo, and have lust very timely. They look. emphatically, down in the month." 'The opposite Is the ease with butchers; they have seldom had a ohnnos to offer such prime beef upon their oral's et such prices. Vests have declined and Are dolt. Cows are also nominal and neglected. ktheep are 81870 lower: sales at 8230010. Bwlne are better; we quote at atteNo live. and i dressed. CHT r-trruMS. Misotottafty Mosirtva,—A mooting in behalf of the - missiidiary ammo ,of itionmal interest, day ho ex pected to take place at the Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church, Eighth stmt. above Ilace. to-morrow(Friday) evening. The Rev. - John P. Durbin, D. D.,0n0 of the mast distinguished divines in the 11L. E. ura. gill Preach a sermon on , the oceaeion, and as the object of the meeting is one in whioli the churches are all in terested, in very Jorge gathering may be expooted. There will be no collection taken. SALESMAN WaitTED.—We. invite attention to an advertisement in another column, (address, "Olezk shid”h es 'gearing a desirable opening for a young man of energy and busing e tact. We belieie the position to bo a desirable one, Tug QtrZy.K OF BOOSIA'S SCE-PALACE'. No forest fen When ihod would et build ;no quarry sent its g or e s ' To e, rich thy wallet but tgen d 'dot hew the 11000, - And inalfe thy marble of the g 1407 Wave,. InsurahnpalacePeotrymightpiace ei • The aftliory or Filler. Efo sank the bireht and Vaintive poet, Cowper bet we panaqt help feelins. after all, that the met domfortable : ' , palace Is brown stone. like the " Keletiine Palate , " 021 Ohettailt stree/' and the bast armory a/ reinter, the , megnidoeutend suitable' ckthing sold there-only one Priee.4 l l. Most inesuerienami on Ajevel with the most ; experienced in tenger- C. Stokes, proprietor or the genstene Palace" Clothing Store r -under the " Conti.* Dental." DitOWttrfo ofi? VtlillPlus.-Somo of the Gei , • man jettsfitils announce seriously ;bat a company of - . English capitaliste hese' made an application to the King - or Ntipleisjorls ,00nesssiort for the extrinotion of Vesuilue. 4he eitooipal Seat of Are is situated several •tpolyAusi 4o; filalr tka .lavol or $4O OM. koattias a deetii,thisieritistel into the eraterithe ire would extenguished. The idea is about an abedrd mita" oontomplate the eclipsing of the sliendeir 'of the:garments made' at the Brown Stone Clothing & Wiisdn, Non; 603 and 600 Cheetnetetreet, above Bluth; - Vattetwe 'Coiner/vas a cannery regulation, Is attracting some attention in the Old World. where the health cf Woman la generally much better than en the United -Staten. Ince report teed and adopted ate meet ing of the Ladies' National Sanitary ..aaeoclation, held in London. is July hist, toe following language owners: "Believing that a great part of the weakness and die eue whioh the immolation aims to prevent is caused by improperly made clothing, the committee are pre paring a complete net of patteris for every part of the dress of women and children, with spooled reference to health and comfort, 'with an explanatory tract, whioh pan be cheaply sent to any mot of the country." Were similar attention paid to gentletnen's dress in thee couretry,we should expect to read resolutions advising all men to wear the gay and elegant costumes of Granville Stoked, the National Tailor, of 607 Chestnut street. ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS, OP TO MILTI O'OLOCE LAST SMUT GIRARD HOUSE—Chestnut st... below Ninth. M Christer. N Y nos JMeO4ll, Albany Lewis C 1001), Phill M. Prowenteld. Pittsburg Beth H Ferree, Pittsburg E G Leonard. ° i n , ° J It Grout. Detroit Id Fethheinier, the, 0 Jacob Krouse, Oin, 0 John Clark & la. Pa Baal Haines, N J D 0 Johnson, N 0 John A Weise. York Pa 0 0 Lauber ~J AleCormick & wf, Prt W Blieeie J B Harley, N C k H Lilly, N C Hulas A !once. 0m ,) D HMillar. Conn A fl II Burrows. N Y It McGowan & le, Miss Mies Mare McGowan, Miss miss Brooks. Miss John McGowan, Miss A F Brown. Miss onus Hturdevant. Me W C Connell, Tallehaate Alex McKinney, Pa E B Biselow, Becton H. %their, Del Jacob G Hiss. Balt .1W Winn, Miss H LHowsel, Miss R D Jamnr. Elkton Md Miss Jams r. Elkton, Md W M Whitehead, NJ T Fisher. La W Bogder, Chicago 8 J Tilden, N Y J W earthwaite, Newark W E Johnson, Va .1 II Swinger & la, N V B Tin, Prof, R I P Mealier, Harrisburg ,9 A rinnell.lialt 8 Kwrot, Lawrence is M tolnbra,, N y - ittrA V ' PhiSie ß ei, va W B Grubbe & la, Nashville A 0 Curtin, Pa . H. D Maxwell Beaton, Pa ill Fowler, Elmira, N Y NI Smith, Fin:Mester, N Y 8 A Btuit , t,N Y W A Barns. N Y W A liatvidine, St Louie JT Sakes. Del !AC Itardorti, Pram KU Merrew, N Hampton to Bussing, N Y Mom Bussing. NY inn brigge, N y ft II Poles & ja, N Y J e Sydam & la, N Y Jno It Pendleton, N V Wm 8 Thompson, N J P to Areher.Balein.N J J W Johnston, N Y WP Westmoreland. 06 3 A Taylor, Atlanta, Ga 0 li Wickham. N Y A 0 Stiles. M D corm J 0 Shaw. !taw Haven Goo A Baynes Brooklyn ft. McMillin. N Y Jno B Wilson, kiehmond Sarni A True', Portland, Me Chas 8 Enow, Y 1,9. Rawson, Ohio 13 aiding, B M Shoemaker. Balt E A Pont, N Y Mr Wintersoff. N Y 0 1.1 Mix & la, Minnesota Jno V Patton. N Yo D asocial' N Y J P . Romans ht ,N y B Brooke, Balt D Palinestook. Balt Mr Burney ' Thom D Townsend,, Mass Wm IL Webb, Nashville G A Bryan. Nashville W B Action. Wash, .0 C H M. Burma Mien P: R Cocke. Via 0 Haver& N Y I' Pinang, NY Lieut D B Harmoney & la, D II Broke, , alt U IS A J M Va 8173,'60 65 3/80 0000 40 11 890 72 , ~. 2.929 13 ... 1 210 81' ... 1,030 83 $148976 6 $61.172 7 —r— e‘o 317 95 , „ , 1,691 81 1,970 00 $23173 77 11 R% IS 2 92113 1,4911 22 AMP,RICAN HOTEL—Olteetnnt it.. above Fdth. Ww Everett, Boston .1 B Manly. N Y Thou J McCall L Platt. Phil& A Pe WM, N Y hi Lippincott, Wash (I N Thomas, Plain 4 I. Conover. Philo J W M truth. St Johns D Flanders, Oa W W Lazarus. Phila r Brady ,I II McCreary, M Chunk , B Murtaugh, Ca'assqua N McCoy & la, PA , J Champion, N 1 JJameson. Reading .1 Leisenring. Pa I) Currey, Del H B Fiddeman, Del GBr oks, N I F .1 H Hams. N Y Llt Abbey, y Mr Persons, N Y MA J Gillett. Hartford J_Camp, Pa , It Barr Erie, Pa W King St wf. Erie, Pa B Thompson, Tenn G Waters. Tenn 0 B Behan. Allentown D Morris, Oa Mrs Houston, N C Ei 8 COW( A i ling la. Pottsville B Fisher & oh, Pa Vir it Ailing, N Y Hon Id Arnold, Conn WS Thompsill. Salem. N J 9,693 19 9104 JONES' ITOTEL—Chestput M.. below Seventh. R O'Neil., Clary:lmA Y John Jones, Al% Mrs Sarah Tompkins, Ala Mrs 3 hlarsh, Ye Mies li Marsh. Ye W 11 Wood, Cincinnati, 0 1B Wallace. Ky 3 W Appleton,. Ky R. N Kennedy. KT Wm cslisyd. Balt Then Lowell, Jr, Halt G B Dim, Ye A 0 Martin, Va. G N. Rhoden, Ye E Van Him, NJ Thos Rowell. N J Joh. Bite ler, Balt R ii Snow & is,New Raven Joe C Wh tney, Balt Tito* B Dell, Balt N N. Armstrome. Mississippi J Tompkins, Phila. Isaac Loyd, ji , / Y -'fitisavlZelefTiffillorbYkiale B Wiener, N Y James Moore, N Y W Ii Lovitt, Nodule, Y& J Tome, Md R A Taylor. Md E A HAther. Wasit'ton,D C W Moboushlin, Tremont P O'Brien, Wile, Del T P hleirer Phil& M A Walsh. Tamauqua I Sosnlan, Millersville R Robinson, Phila nos Forester, St Louis MERCHANTS' HOTEL—Nourtb street, below Meta. C Richman, Phil% Thos Renner, Mo 3 C Why bsrk. Mo A Robinson, rA °mink Wm McConkey, Ps. Louts Ritterskamp, Mo A Ball, N Y lit AI Mayen. Ale B Lilly, NJ L 8 cooed New Hope, Pa N D Cortrighi. hf Chunk 14 AC Bock. Pa Thos Haze. Pittsburg B F Gram, Ga A infirm. K T ' RM. Green, CM, 0 LA Brown, Mass John Paul. Mo 'PS . Wissler, Conn $ 0 Wilcox. Conn I/ P Towner, Batt J II Netitioit, Tenn J W Goodwin. Tenn 3 H Wonderly. Pa 3 Atwood, Camden 0 D Foglesong, Mo FOUNTAIN HOTEL—Beciond street. above Market. T W Smith, Baltimore .1 Marvin, Pbila W Brooker, Ohio J eteplienson. Phila 3 K Brown. Delaware W Meredith, Delaware P K Meredit h .. , pelaware B 3ameeon, Maine A Jlll7OllOll. Mitll2o W Rei.nolds, Delaware A Lowlier. Delaware A B Clarke & la, N J 0 Faring , New York .1 W Reynolds, Delaware motrxrv - ERNoN HOTEL-Imnd street, above Areh J *ent. Hanover. Pa Mn Sarah Myers, Pa J \Varner, Pa J Metlane, N J STATES UNION HOTEL—Market at. above Sixth. E Gamer, Lanocetir. Pa W Lowther, Newport, Pa A Speakman, Coateavino i•amt Moses. MediaYa f t evaiAl . crs. Meigla l , P n Johnson blacken, N Y Mellor, pa, Thom B win ri,, , ...,cr,L0w;.40....n Jaeob Genes, Onto icstaos, - BLACK .14EAR ROTEL—ThIrd di, Above Callowlitii Quiiiinsn, Norristown A K Spitz, Amityville BARLEY BREAF ROTEL--Second it., below Vine S M Brownfield, Phila. D C. Beillerton. Del P C Hoff N J B Wildman, Huoks co V Dickerson, Backe oo .IBoully, Bucks co IBA!. rlohnielonin A Maker, ^ewtown J Boozer, N.l M N J BALD BAOLE.—ThDd greet, above Cal'whit!. I Zap; Lantiodale, Pa J B Denniny, Mont co, Pa S Y.Deevou, (lona D L Gabel, 'Boy enown NATIONAL HOTEL—Beie street. above Third. E Moßooe Allentown John Hoard, Philo John M. itelnhart, TRMagl2O. Ins It Barth, Ph , ln F B Blthers, Reading liaml flicking. Chester co Amos .Enve, Allentown JohnKuler. Pottsville WA I. hoittle, W Smith,Fa F Vuute, Pottevill e COMMERCIAL HOTEL—Sixth et above Chestnut. Autos Kimhle. Ceezter co Jae Sentt, Cheerer oo Iwo clank. Chester co John Rem Ind Josiah Jackson, Phan. ItIII 8 Jackeon,, Del ite Settler, Chester co W B Sterrett, Plnla .1 C Fowler. Pa N V Penuypacker, Pa Miss Pendell, W Chester Walton. Chester co 1, 8 Rooker. Wilm, Del 1' Saone N J Jerome Keeley. Chester co Thos Good, Pa Chas Conrad, Pa .1 Maxwell. Elkton, liftl W R Wader, Phan W Belly, Pa M ERCHANTW ROUSE—nod et.. above Callowhill. Ci Kopp & Is, estagsuqun C 8 Bowman. Labenon co 'AarHotrartap, getbleaem B AlitPauti.j.ancaster co Win it Lilly. Philo ' EAGLE HOTEL—Third 13 11 11 33, ftheY 6 24 ". B F Whitby. Phila. R. 0 Pugin, primate co Jos Bows, Phila. 0 P Sot , n. Vn J J Curtis, N 0 Wobt 33 Brown, jr, r. Wm B Jinni, N Y pawl Young. N John W Thorns, Phila Car .1 Sankey, lid 833 Butler, bancaster 13 Newbold. Wash. D C aMemo, Plunplxvillo 3 Bamtb, Douai:villa Now Reed. Po In isno :lace, N J Miss A Place; B I BT. LOWS ItOTßL—Cheatautitreot abovoThird C Morris, N J L M Bond Phil& B Purnell. Phila T Bernstein. N ‘I • Manbbeld, Boaton James Hooper. Balt W Lee, N Y A Wint.ilast, N Y Ph Michel. N Y ' Ch Soberer, Pans Wra INabio, N V THE UNION HOTEL—Arohstreet, above Thir d. W F Shaffner. Indian's H It Dresser, Indiana All alorshall. A Ilegbelir A .bviela Ottawa, in Geo Martin Allegheny 1, Wi finite. t't Laois .7 Diller Ilutfaki. N Y W. Matz & la. Pottsville .7 Drumheller & la, Pettey's Bard Haywood, Pottsville G M Hayes. Oltin it It Tra4o. Lembo die, NJ W BBhaffer,Bsltimore David Onpm, easton, Pa Mrs J P Hetrick. Easton, Pa F D Hetrick. Easton, Pa Alex Gray. M ilkesberra Alex I.o,orato, 1 ilezhoor aL Patio Pa C A Rif :irking, Ind j Tito Potherb* lfif , d Pottsville .1 ratteraon, ffikRINE INTELLmENeg, BEE FOURTH PAGE. ARRIVED. Steamship Sasttto, /ammo, qf hour* from New York, with teem aer, 'wingers to / Aliderdice. Report. large fleet at Ike Breakwater, Posse,' the City lee Boat off Bombay Book, going down without a tow. Bark Conrad. Salsbury. nom Rio de innoirn Dec 27. co with barks lame Shot 810 Charles' e awl n, Lett ship Champloo, Hammon. from New York for an Francisco. Ida; nuke Frvatina. Barn, tram ttabla.arlk q E Tay, Hughes, from Richmond. doi H H Waterman, L.ldford, from New York,diankanted; to Bello, Pen ny from ondon, do; brie Union State Powell. from Wdmm• ton. NC. do; and others before reported in veipe date. The U H frigate Congress was ttl leave...ll she ginil •.r Montevideo, and the U 8 el Adams. bent e Helm noltaandiagon gign. for the East imp . li en gy, ags, ygtor gosanke toms into Rio de la . giro 4an 7: la 7 0.6 8, long a 322 W. exohanked loner- Wee with 'hip Gaaeymode, of New York. CLEARED. Bark John Payson. Buller, Cienfuegos, Madeira & Ca lled& Brig Black Squall, Davis, Bt Jago da Cobs, 0 W Ben. Woe & Bro. Behr Snow Flake, Weaver, Charleston, D 8 Bte We & Co. Bobtaaco, Taylor, Nowhere. .I A Parsons & Co. err R Willing, Claypool, Baltimore, A Droves, Jr. (Correspondence of theDhiladelphitExchanre.) roftr PENN. Dl, ehr. At P Mto tlar the bark Valetta and a bait bound down. were tetrad into the harbor. The captain of the oteamtog reports the lairs oak and Mail at Reedy Isl and Point, selling down. Two harks (oak end He en hyena, missed down thio afternoon under sail. with a 'westward breeze. The Bohr Ivy, for oalveston, reins Ina at the Mead. Yours, &e. SAM. B. CLEAVER. (Correspondence of the Exchanire.l OFL, a. Febl. The steamship City of Richmond, Mitchell, from Phi ladelphln. after piuming here thin morning , broke her main shaft, which will cause her to be towed to Rich. mond. NORFOLK. BY TIE.R6II.APII. Morrooondence o I S LAND. ladelphia Feb CAPE N J. Feb 8-520 P M. The II 8 stoop-of. war Jamestou. Captain Kennedy t from Aspinwall. and two barks went in this MOITUnt 11.b011t 4s . c , oek,.and two barks vcnt o ens st tkie see june. Windt YlE—WetittlYir 11101nQ3 IY, Yoo4. 'k . B. HUGHES. av TlLiteakitia. (COrrerrpandenee of The Fresa.) New Yong. Feb 8. Arrived, hark Frannie Senor, from taveripeol. Nonvork. Pei, 8. Arrived. 'Jahr Beni Willis. from James River for Bos ton, laden with corn, with loss of spare end calla. 't he vessel it a cmonlete wreak. Alan. schr Edwin Miller, Wilmer, of the Baltimore line with loss of rudder. HAMPTON ROAN. FebB. A heavy northeast storm prevai'ed to day. The ship Silver Star. from Baltimore for California, oame into the Roads with loss of rudder and chain. Arrived, sofa Samuel, from Sombrero. WAsursorov, Feb 8. The bark Acme, which sailed from New York on the 9th ult. for Vera Cruz. Mee in collision, on the nicht of the 28th ult. during a gale, with a schooner, Her fore mast and bowsprit were carried Away. and she was other:Me injured. Tee bark put into New (Melina on the 2d inst. Would have to discharge her cargo before she could rename her voyage. MEMORANDA. Steamship Virginia, Hedy, sailed from Richmond 7th inst. for Puiladelphia. Rteamsblp Delaware, Cannon, hence, arrived at New yestetdr ir, Mean earl,Crowell, cleared at Nan , York yer ter r for Sa Francisco. 811 J a ne * , olearnd at New York yesterday for pidachicola Ship Witchcraft, from Foochow foe, arrived at New Vora yesterday. Ship Zuleika Glover. cleared at Mobile 34 last. for Havre, With 3691 hales cotton, valued at 8201449. elide Advance, Br) Darold. for Liverpool, cleared at Mobile 3d inst. wltu 4176 Dile,' of cotton, valued at 1621 497, Alp Corg.nernr. for Havre. cleared at Mo bile all inst. wirli 364 bales cotton valued vt esii.oto Sark Adelaide w mode, front Rio de Janeiro Den 27, arrised no at italt!inura 3 esietu Otind Laura, Masson. from Rio de Janeiro, Arrived neat nalomore yesterday. Hark Warren Pusher.. Crowell, from Savannah, ar rived at Providence 7th mat Bark Man. Cheaver, rum Manila Oct IR, arrived at New York Yeeterdas. Brig T B Wattson, from Puerto Cabello, arrived at N 'York yesterday. Brig Havana, Cartm, for gonalautinopla, cleared at ff York yesterday, THE PRESS .-= PHILADELPHIA.; THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1860. bile Brig ad Daniel Malony. Steelman, hence , arrived at Mo inat.- Bohr 0b Oa:stairs, Ruston, hence, arrived at Mobile Sit inst. Oohs Aid. En , hell, for New York, cleared at Wilming ton, NC. 6th inst. Bohr A B flares, Robinson, cleared at New York )ott terday for Philadelphia. astir F G Brognerd, Williams, for Philadelphia, old at New York Yeaterdar. Bohr Treasurer, Pother, cleared at New York rioter day for Baltimore. Bohr B N Wagon. Malloy, cleared at New York Yes terday tor Philadelphia. Bohr ft Coggehall, Tilton, cleared at New York yes terday for Wilmington. NC Bohr J A liallock, Nickerson, cleared at New York yesterday for Galveston. 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TDB " CJIARLeS HAM:DECK " CIIAMTAGNS —This is the yureat article of Champagne now in the market. and is called " Charles Fieidiriook." tisanes WIIITILIM No. 134 Bouth rllOhT street, In the a.;ent. ee-natb sni M. FINKLE'S SEWING MACHINES ARE WAR RANTED the beet for all kinds of Family BOWirif or menu factoring purpogeg. If they do not work well they wit be exchanged, or the price refunded. Price SCO, and upwards. 91S CHESTNUT Street, up stairs. jeal-tuttias Gt. Gwyn & Benat's 3ELIMILTIND NOISILEBB FAIIIIT 6111W/Ntl-MAIIIXIJ. . AT RLDTICID ?RIM. HO CHESTNUT STREET. PHILADSLPHLt. B B ANBN a SAWING FUND--NORTICWRI3T Goat= llitcown and Wkrann Streets.—Degosits re ceived in small and large amounts, from all classes of the oommumti, and allows interest at the rate of five ear mut. oar annum. Mgl;l=iMMCZill Moe open doily, from 9 until S o'clock, and on Mon lay and Saturday until 9 in the evening. President, FRANKLIN FELL; Treasurer and Secretary, ORAN M. MORRIS. &WISE'S SEWING MAOIIINKB. N 0.2 Sewing Maohi nee No.l Sowing Madam ..... The Family Sewing Machine, A 75 The Family Sewing Machine.— 60 1. M. SINGER & CO., No. 502 CHESTNUT Street. ONE PRICE CLOTHING OF THE LATEST StrLas, made in the best manner. Mutterer for RE TAIL SALES. LOWEST selling 'noes marked in Plain Figures. All goods made to order warranted satis factory. Our ONE•PRICE System is striotly adhered o, as we believe this to be the only fair Ray of dealing All are thereby treated alike. JONES & soak( ald Trt A RICHT Street. BAtatrantißit FIRE-PROOF SAFES. —A TOry large assortment of SALAMANDERS for sale at reason• Ole prices, No. Sali CHESTNUT Street, Philadelohto. MOM tf RV Ana & 'WATSON SAVING FUND—NATIONAL SAFETY TRUST Ooilra Err-Chartered by the State ol Perirmilesnla, RULES. 1. Money Is reoelyed every day, and to any amount. arcs or smell. I. FIVE PER CENT. Interest is paid for money from the day it is put tn. S. The money is always paid book in GOLD whenever tie milled for, and without node.. d. !busy is received from Ezscstf ors, Admix is craters, fluardiass, and other Trustees, in huge or small rams, to remain a long or short venal. it The money received from Depositors is Inverted in Real Estate, Mortgagee, Ground Rants, and other first class seounties. I. Moe open every day—WALNUT street, southwest o n•r Third street. Phila.%lebte. solli MARRIED. ETILLE—NMITIC—On the 7th met . by the Risbt Rev. Bishop Fotter D. U.. Rome K. Mille to Magee K.. dauvhter of William W. Smith. BROOKS—PATCH the Met ult .11:Rev. Dr. um A. V, than . Mr. William H. Brooks to Min Mary E. Patohell. both of this pity. FOIL t.—Hort the 2d inst.. by Rev. M. Taylor, Mr. Philip O. Mord. of Cape May, N. J . .. to Mice Mary R. °nem. of this city. NF.CE—STOKES.-Aln the 18th ult.. by Rev. A. A. Willits. Mr Josiah Nece, of Erie county, Pa., to Miss Egiggiejli Stpic r es. of quiet-. 11,‘ T owl e ph ult., at . Ifs d of Cooperstown, R. J., to Mile tiliatieir iudYerolKia Camden. W Chester, 2d teat . by Rev. M. A. Talbot. Chaplain D. 8. Navy. tnClara R.. Wen daualiter of Samuel 111noh, both of Chesty', Delaware ermety. Pa. NIAKASON—RUTIIFDL.—On the eth inst., by Rev. Joseph S. Lame. Mr. David Make/ion to Mule Martha Ruthful, both of this oily. DIED. KEYSER.—Suddenly. on the morning of the 7th lost, Elhenan Winchester Keyser, in the 69th year of his 84 1" he male ;olntives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral. from his late residence, No. 23i North Ninth sttect, without further notice, on Friday sfternonn next. the leth inst. at I o'clock. 10 proceed to Germantown. The officers and members of the Grand Lobe of A. V. ht. of Penes. tvansa,also the officers and membere of Union Lotto, No. are respectfully invited to at tend . . • POULTERER.—On the Bth instant Mat le Imorene, infant daughter of Stephen B. end 'Harriet V. Poul terer. aged 2 Years l months and 8 days. Th.) relatives and friends of the family are respect fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents. No 17)1 Mount Vernon street, on Fri der afternoon, at 2 Wolin*. without further notice. • " ilLt.NN.—On the lth met.. Susie, daughter 01 Benin min F. and Mary Olson, aged byears, The relatives and friends of tne family nye invited to attend the funeral. from the toliidence or her pa rents. south. eat corner of Gluten and neventeenth sta., on Friday, loth inst , at 10 o'clock A. M., without fur therine, Interment at Frankfort), •• I, not the 7th inst." Fanny. wife of Or. Lamps, The male relatives and friends of the family are in vited to attend t'e funeral, without farther notice, front tier late residence, No. lall Spruce street, on Friday morning next at 9 o'clock. e• WI the residence of her uncle, Thomas Humphreys, Lower Merlon. Montgomery cou..tx, entliortne smart Wilson. daughter of the late Geerge Wilson, in the 011th year of her age, 11105 notice will elven a her funemlJ TAYLOR.—On the 7th inst., Rachel Taylor. consort of Joshua Taylor, deceased. in the 77th ye rr of her age. The relatives and friends are invited to attend her funeral, from the residence of her sons No. 232 Vine street; on Friday, 10th inst., at 9 o'c tick ,lnterinent.at South Laurel Wahl Oa —Un the the 7th inst., Jam es HOWL youngest child of Willett and Eliza Walton, aged 7 years and 8 months. Funeral from the residence of his parents, Rich mond Lane, below Frankfort! road, Nineteenth ward , • this afternoon at 2 o'cloog. liILKE4I)I 4 .—On the 7th instant, Susan D. i 3 ilkeson, relict of the Into hamlet Idilkeson, la the 88th year of her rise. Funeral from the residence of her son in-law. Wm. Macintosh, No. 718 Seventh street, above floater!, on Friday morning at 10 o'clonk. ft MOWN' , the 7th inst., Wilbert, son of John B owning, aged IV months. Funeral from the residence of his grand-father, Jo seph Webster, 1121 Palmer street, this afternoon, at 1 o'clock • AGAN.—Oa the 7th instant. Elisabe Fagaa, wife of Patriek Pagan, aged 60 years Funeral from the residence of her husband, No. 70 Fouth Seventhstreet, below Fitzwater, on Friday morning, al o'slous. EtTEbb.—On the 7th mt.. Hannah, daughter of the late Mama& and Jane Steel. in her 2lst year. Funeral from the residence of Mrs. Moore, Rodman street. above Juniper, this morning, at 10 ()Weak. • RUNTr.R.—on the 6th inst., Margaret Getz, daugh ter of Benjamin and Lipzie Hunter, aged 4 years and 4 month". Funeral from N 0.130.1 South Tenth street. this after noon. nt 2 . o'clock. . . .—O GR.En the 7th 'nor • George Washington, lon of Randolph and Margaret Gee, aged 1 year, 10 months, and 17 days. Funeral from the residence of hip parents, rear of she Inquirer street, above Browo, Ws afternoon, at 1 &dont. • BOUTCIIER,—On the nth mot , Mr. Enos Daniell er, in the Md roil. of II is 117 C. I"...neral from h , s late residence. Mowetow , , Ahino ton township. Montgomery county, this (Thursday) morn ins, nth) , lons. DUNO N.—On the nth Inst.. at Ban& ford, Twont y third ward, James A. Dungan, in the 72tlf Year of /HS age. • Funeral on this ellernonn, at 2 o'clock. DEMON & SON, PREVIOUS TO RE MOVAL to their rtow nom (En. MS CHEST NUT Street,) will WI on several large lots of BP.M° 000Ds, AT PRICES BELOW THE COST OF IMPORTA TION, And have now ready for We Second Mourning Br Manta. Oinshaing, Mouseline de Leine., Melly de Lainas, Bareges, Chances, Chase, Mohairs, T. Were, Lustros, Chintzes, Lane Sleeves, Lace Sers,l,4., tra, SESSION k SON, Mourning Store, feS No, Ma CHESTNUT Street (ff. OFFICE OF THE RELIANCE M. TCAL INSBRANCE COMPANY, PHIL ADFLPII lA. Fobruarr 8, 180. At an Election, held nn the 6th inst.. in pereunnen of the charter, the Inllossin; named gentlemen Were tins ntinodely to elected Directors of this Company for the ensuing near, viz; Clem Tingley, Samuel Burnham, William R. Thompson, I Rohert Steen, Froder.ick Brown, William Musser, Cctritelltis Stevenson, Bent. W. neater, John R. Worrell, Marshall Hill, 11. I, Carson, Z. I, ,, throp, Bobcat Toland, Oharles I elan, Frederick Lonnig, . Jacob T. Bunting, Charles,,S Worry ,, Smith Bowen, Jalnes S. Woodward f John bared, Patellar, Aed at n meeting 01 the Board, held this day, CLLM 'll 'IINGLEI, Esq., acne unanimously rerelec LP, I I l 2/9.- dent. B. M. lIINOHMAN, fop thstult — [7:OFFICE OF THE GUARDIAN!' OF THE POOR, Fiteaustiv gib. ISit. „. Special Meeting of the BOARD OP GUAR DIANS, held TIM DAY. to consider the demise of their worthy President, the following Preamble and Resolutions were ndopted: Whom', Ulm; pleased Divine Providence to remove from anions us the President or this Board, 'who, during a lons life. distinguished for its active bene volence and usefulness in every position he occupied, secured the respect and esteem of all with whom he wee mandated, and the confidence of the community; therefore. anh, That this Board regards the demise of E. W. KEYSER as a severe foss to thepuhlie. and reps eislly to the Department of which he was the Pt etuding Officer. iteso . tred, That a Committee of Three ho appointed t o convey to the family the condolence of the Hoard in this sad bereavement to them and to us. Resormd That we attend in a body the funeral of our late President. Attent : It THE ma NA(IERS OF "THE JEWISH fl FosT im HOME" thankfolly acknowledge tho l i e t u t %tm in e n l e ez t l i f ,, m4d , red Dollars from the dons, of rcrGENERAL ..ONA. MEETING. —Rey. J. F. MIR BIN, D. D.. Corresponding Frototary of the M. E. Cherub will preach in Trinity Clutreh. EIGHTH. btreet, shore Race, on FRIDAY EYENI NG next, he 10th enact. The members of the severs! Churehes in the city ere, earnest)) inviter) to at tend. There will be eolleetinti—the ohjeot luting to increase the interest in the subject throughout the city. feB-20 1- . 0. INSURANCE COMPANY' OF THE STA rE or PENNSYLVANIA. FIIILA DELPITIA. FebrUn ry 6, 1850. The Direetnrs have floe day declared a Dividend of TWRI.VP AND A HALF DOLLARS per there nn the Carded Stork or the Comeeny. payable to the Stock holders , r their legal representative?, on demand. fe7-10:11 r;REV. H. GRATTA N 611NINENS WILL preach on 121sIDAY k . F . 4l4 , b i SDer. R and ;,Y,evErcr,s3ftiazirat.ivitrarl'ogpora:. ". (e6-R* ry , 7" DR .S C UDDE WELL at L 1.3. the FOURTH LECTURE on INDIA, at • MIISICA I , FUND HAL, FRIDAY EVENI NG, Fif.SttUARY leth, Contmenetne at 8 o'olook. ,Suldeet..The Ancient !Redone and the Modern Athe nians, or Pladon Pantheonn and Boston Transoanden taloon—A Deemed of Ilindoo VTOVerbs. Ticket/ for single Leetare e 0 eente, May be had at the Bookatorea end Room of Y. M. 0. A , on. IGO and tell otiesTNUT Street. fe9.lt MR. CARL SCHURZ WILL GIVE A LECTURE, in Eng lish,at RAYROIf tITREET B L. On Ihe lath mutant. at BP. It. Itiobodt. Frano44 plate lea," for the benefit of the German Hospital Tiekete 24 cents, to be had at the door. fel-d OFFICE pHILADELPHIA AND READINIi RATLROAD °toeWADY. t tit') Annual Meetina of the Stockholder. of the Ph hulslnNutand Readingßailroad Compel''' , held oulu" erl9.ls4o,the following gentleme4 were Intaannousty mooted °Ricers for AEI PRWRMINT. A. WHITS EY. DUTTON 1 2Th) MAN/Wafts. L. E. DOR DU I' I'O M. N STEELE. A OH AS. MAOALESTER. WM. 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WEST, FOBES, & LLOYD, - COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 219 CHESTNUT, AND 30 STRAWBERRY STREETS. OFFER FOR BALE COTTONA DES. TICKINGS, CHECKS. SHIRTING STRIPES DI:MATS. and PHILADELPHIA•MADE I3OODB GENERALLY. Also. & full assortment of F AMBIT% OASSISIERES, and WOOLLENS Of desirable makes and fallen. fe9-th m-tf NOTICES. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS SEA LED PROPOSALS will be received until the lath of APRIL next. for the graduation and masonry of the following seetions of the At.LENTOWN RAILROAD, To wit : Perm 25, 2i 29, 29, 30, 31, 33, 55, SG, ST, SS. 89, and the oxesvatine of n TONNI' l IRV FEET LONO ON REC.'3O. The above soetinns rompriso all the heavy work on the line of the road. and in Imlieved to he the hest class of work that tins bran flawed to Contractors for some time, lining the w"rk that is necessary for the construe tion of a first-class road with very light grades at af broken country. , owlfioatoole• mope. and profiles may he seen at the En-ineer`a office in Allentown. Torras ^f payment Callh. FoveaOm to be worked "Proposalx," and allareresed to the CHIEF ENOINEHR, ALLENTOWN, Lehigh o,unty, Pa. By order of the Board. .1. F. BOP fERWORTII, President. Gyn. A. Annear,, Chief Engltieer. Feb. 7. /Ea fe9thtaplo. COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. THE HIM OF 'MORRIS & KTEYLE Imo been discolved, and all Mlle contranted in the mane of Raid Finn after January IT. 18641. to he settled by Robert Morrie. RollifitT M O lllllB. bniVit4 February 1, 1830. fe9-2t.' IF YOU WANT THE BEST. GO WHERE there is shill and the hest arrangement for makin ,Phelan...Om and Affilinitypee, it REIMER'S Gallery. SEC ND Street. shove Gross. It* COINS AND MEDALS OF ALL KINDS Miueralo, Shells, Fngrovingo. Autorrapho, Ste tionery, and Fanoy Arlinles, Bought aud Sold. DE lal4-1m• Nn. 111 Nnrth NINTH. 'le ft, ARCM Pt. VINEGAR.-200 bbls. Clarified Cider T Vinegar; W do Whito Wine Vinegar, In extra heavy la latle., ;adore end for Bale Ivy ItOWLEVD ASHIIIIIt N Vat. h. CO.. IC WiiAli.Vlttit. fee HA MM AND SHOULDERS. -2,300 Flamm City-Smoked Hams and Shoulders. Also, NO Fifteen extra sugar-eured frame, fur sale by 0. 0. SADt.IM te 00.. ARCH Street. 2d door above Front STORAGE.—Largo Stores to Rent at Ken. sinston Screw Dock. Shipp' cargoes taken at low rates. Appl) to ROW LAW. AS.IOI3RNER, k Co.. PENN street. above I,A 0 Or No le Sooth W llARvip. TEACHER OF TIM AllEt-OIMOIi D. A. WARDEN. Organist of Bt. Jame' hpieropalehur_Oh. fel.it.P 413 CH VATNUT Fltrest, 110tURN1N0 FLU W. ALCOIIUL, AND PINE OIL, in bnrifyi and half hnrregoi, manufaa hoed and for maleb, ROWLEY, ASllHuitriLlt k Nn.la FL Wharves. SYRUP MOLASSES, tko.-500 hhda. and and o =Primo. 67,101 W, otreei. SPRING OF 1860. MARTINS, PEDDLE, HAMRICK, & Co.. No. 90 NORTH FOURTH STREET, Have now in store, end are daily receiving, complete linee of the following desirable goods, vir.: HOSIERY AND GLOVES, SHIRTS AND SHIRT FRONTS, PARIS AND CANTON FANS, SUPERB BELTS, PARIS COMBS AND BRUSHES, NOTIONS OF EVERY KIND, Adifisted to Southern and Western Trade, to which we invite the attention of first-oleo buyers. feg•Sin 1 8 6 0 . 8 , PRIM*. 1860 • NOTIONS VIM Tilt SOUTHERN TRADE. M'OAULEY. BROTHER. & BREWSTER. No. 23 NORTH FOURTH STREET, Have n large and complete aseertment of HOSIERY, GLOVES, SHIRTS, FANS, BELTS, WOVEN TRAIL SKIRTS, PERFUMERY, STATIONERY, and FANCY GOODS, To which they Incite tho attention of firit-elseipov. H DUHRING &I CO., Nos. 06 and 28 NORTH FOURTH STREET. Aro now resolving, by suaceesive arrivals from Eu rope, their SPRING IMPORTATIONS OF ENGLISH AND GERMAN HOSIERY, GLOVES, AND SMALL WARES, Machine Sewing Silk and Thread—and solicit an in venation of their complete and well-aaaortrd stook— HOPRCIALLIF ADAPTED TO BOUTUVRN ►ND INH.TERN TRADE. fe6-Sin nearly every page is 1860. SPRING. 1860. BURNETT, SEXTON, & SWEARINGEN, Would respectfully invite the attention of BUYEITI to their SPRING STOCK OF NEW GOODS_. and Men'e Under Wear. Also, GLOVES, HOSIERY. FANCY GOODS. Of all dssoriptions. Machine Sewing!' (Ladies') Ores' Trininnnea, No tions. ka., &a. fey-Sm 400 MARKET STREET. RETAIL DRY GOODS. OPENING. WILL OPEN ON THURSDAY MORNING, Oth Inst., 2000 FOULARD ROBES. OF OUR OWN DIRECT IMPORTATION, NI aura( MARV RX PREYS/.T Pon OUR OWN BALES, SOME OF THE STYLES DEINO CONFINED TO US. Those good. nre et the newest and richest description, and will be sold at the LOWEST MARKET PRICES, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. THOS. W. EVANS & CO.. BIS and SA CHESTNUT STREET. $01.2t M USLINS, OF THE BEST GRADES, On hand, slime and varied stook of Brown and Bleached fiIIEBTINCIS AND BIIIRTINOS, Z. hioinr and by the piece or yard, et the lowest . 11 4+TelL.2 U'sT G . _ LINENS, Will tto moat approved bratide. - SUPERIOR GOODS AT 31 AND sm CENTS CURWEN STODDART & BROTHER, 460 j 452, and 4h4 North SECOND Street. tes-et. Above WILLOW 1860. s P R I A I t sT it G AN S; E T ). O 0 ICIB6O . One of the largest and most complete stocks of goods in our line in this country. The beet terms and the cheapest prices. O. H. GARDEN & 00.. Afanufeeturers of, and Wholesale Dealers in, HATS, OAFS, FURS, SILR and STRAW DONNF.TS, and STRAW GOODS, ARTIFICIAL WLOWERS, ea.tTllCss. RUCHICI• Nos. 600 and 6011 MARKET STREET', S. W. corner Sixth. fe7.3m WM. JOHNS 8.1 SON. IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN BOOT, SHOE, aid GAITER MATERIALS, LABTINGS, GALLOONF. oft MEETINGS, PATENT LEATHER. FRENCH KIDS, LAMM SLIPPER UPPERS. &e. N. E. CORNER FOURTH AND ARCH STREWN. Ift3-3m SLEEPER ea FENNER. WHOLESALE UMBRELLA AND PARASOL MANUFACTURERS, No. 830 MARIOT STREET, fe33m PHILADELPHIA %?VM.A. DROWN & MANUFACTURERS. fo3-1m PILILADELPHII CHINA AND QUEENSIVARE. BOYD iSc STROUD. IMPORTERS & JOBBERS, Have now on hand a oomplete Stock of GLASSWARE, and FRENCH and ENGLISH CHINA At their Old Bland, No. 30 NORTH FOURTH t t. Poor doom below hlerelinnte Hotel. to 'thigh they in vita the ettentlon of \VnIILCCALP. Bill sac girAGENTS Yon PITTSIIVR4 ()LAM fe3-3m T URNBULL, ALLEN, (t CO. ) IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS CHINA AND QUEENSWARE. Nom. 23 and 20 SOUTH FOURTH STREET. (Between Market and Chemtnut streets.) ErriTTAnuito °LAPP MINN( Y. GIAAN, or. OR BY THE PARKAOR, AT MANUFACTURERS' PRICES MO ant COLORED PHOTOGRAPHS IV ORYTYPES. DAGUERREOTYPES! MoOLEES'. NO. GSM CHESTNUT STREHT. Below Seventh (opeoeite Jay ne's IWO. O. PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS. $1 Those who desire a rosily aplandid PHOTOGRAPH should onll at thir THE OLDEST-ESTABLISHED AND MOST EXTEN SIVE PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY IN THE STATE. Copies et DAQUERREOTYPEd or Anihrotr pee, o any miss, finished 111 CRAW!, OIL, WATER-C:O,OR MOSS, BROTHER, & CO., PUBLISIIERS. BOOKSELLERS, AND STATIONERS. NO. 430 MARKET ATP EET. ARNOLD'S GPENVINE WRITJNO INKS. There being a spurious artiole offering in the market, it is important the public should know where The Genuine Arbirie." in lure to be obtained. An invoice per ship Ann E. Hooper, direct from the maroon firer Just revolved, nno for seta, wholesale and retail. - forefeet with a large assortment of I.OMMER -01 STATIONARY, at the lowest prams. la3l-tuthse Pitivy WELLS CLEANED AT A LO Price, to Attain the contents. Address TlMSON,Poudrette Offic fen•lm. 1213 North SECOND etroot, FANCY DRY GOODS FOR FAMILY VBR MILLINERY GOODS. SHOE FINDINGS. UMBRELLAS. UMBRELLA AND PARASOL N 0,1246 MARKET EVITISIrr, QUEENSWARE. T.I.IIRD.STREBT JOBBING BOWIES 1860. SPRING. 1860. FRESH GOODS. RIEGEL, ,BAIRD. 813 00.. EMPORTERB AND „JOBBERS OF FOREIGN AND AMERICAN DRY GOODS. NO. 4T N. THIRD STREET. ;PHILADELPHIA. Would reepeottuDy Invite the attention of Conran' Merchant, to their LARGE AND WELL•HELECTED STOOK OP FRESH bPRING GOODS, Which they are now receiving in Store. NT Merohani■ would find it to their advantage to call and examine our stock. feS•Sne 1860. SPRING. 1860. J. T. WAY & 0 0., IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN EOREIGN'AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, No. QS NORTH THIRD ST., Are now ready for the BPRIN G TRADE, And prepared to offer, to CASH and prompt six months Buyers, one of the LARGEST AND MOST ATTRACTIVE STOCKS In tho country, and at Priers that will drf competi tion, not only in this, bat in any other city. Purchasers will find our Stook wall assorted at all seasons of the year. I. T. WAY, t 17Ai. 11. DUNLAP. WY. P. war, fe3 3m cEo. P. way. y ARD, GILLMORE & CO. NOB. 40 AND 43 NORTH THIRD STREET, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN SILK ♦ND FANCY DRY GOODS, WHITE GOODS LACES, LINENS, EMBROIDE RIES, HOSIERY, GLOVES, MITTS, AND fe3-3m BRAWLS. RA IGUEL, MO 0 RE,BO CO., (LATE RAWLIEL /6 Co.) IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS DRY GOODS, Non. 200 AND TN NORTH THIRD STREET, ABOVE RACE (WEST SIDE), 1,3-St PHILADELPHIA. ALNSPAdH, REED, & CO.. WHOLESALE DIALERS IN DRY GOODS. NO. 130 NORTH THIRD STREET. (COMM THIRD AND CHUMP ITC') PHILADELPHIA. J CHAS. E. ANIPACII. WM. ANSPACH. JAs. Ai Mon, DAVID M. B W alt. fe3-3m MILTON COMM. WM. M. PARHAM. BOB?. D. WOILIE. COOPER, PARIIADI, & WORK, IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS, AND JOBBERS OF . HATS. CAPS. AND STRAW GOODS. NO. 31 NORTH THIRD STREET. Constantly on hand a large assortment of Straw end Lane Bonnets, panama, Leghorn and Palm Leaf Hats, Bonnet Trimmings . , Artificial Flowers, Ruches, ho. fe3.3m FAUST, WINEBRENER, & CO.; IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN HARDWARE, NO. 49 NORTH TA IRD STREET, .41bovs Market, new Brown stone Store, erected on the Old arty Hotelot, PHILADELPHIA. DAVID JADIT. D. 0. WINDBRIINEE. IV. M. CAR THE. (e7-SIR HENDRY & HARRIS, MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS BOOTS AND SHOES. N. w. CORNER THIRD AND ARCH STREETS, PHILADELPHIA EI.A.ZELL & HARMER. MANUMTVIIISB Alb WHOLESALX DVALXBII BOOTS AND SHOES. NO. 138 NORTH THIRD STREW. ♦ foil assortmen t of City' made Boota and noes con stantly on hand. 810-tf LAING & MAGINNIS, Importers and Wholesale Dealers in IRISH, ENGLISH, AND AMERICAN SHOE THREADS: FRENCH AND ENGLISH LASTINOS. SHOE IIfANUFACTIMERS' ARTICLES: TUNEING MA ES. CHINAc.E SILKS, THREADS, COT• NhEDL SOLE AGENTS FOR gigra t ottped DEL Muslims Silk, and Upfield'a No. 30 North THIRD Street. fe3.3m SOWER. BARNES Eis CO.. BOOKSELLERS AND PODLiaIIZEB OF MELTON'S OUTLINE MAPS AND KEYS, EMMONS' GEOLOGY. BROOKS' NORMAL AnrramsTloB. SANDERS' READERS, Ao.. No. 87 NORTH THIRD STREET, (nut ■ids, below Arah Street.) te3 3rD 910 DIE 11.0 HANTS BUSING OIL CLOTHS AND WINDOW SHADES. BLAI3ON & SMITH, MANUFACTURERS OF OIL-CLOTHS, 146 NORTH THIRD STREET. PHILADELPHIA. We invite the attention of dealer, to our large stock of FLOOR, TABLE, AND CARRIAGE OIL CLOTHS, GREEN GLAZED O,L CAMBRIC. a beautiful article for hider. The Wiwi stock of WINDOW SHADES and BUFF lIOLLANDS m the market, at prees which defy oompotition. fed 3m JAMES, KENT, SAN TEE da co . IMPORTERP AND JODDRRII OF DRY GOODS, NOS. SOW AND 241 NORTH THIRD STREET ABOVE RACE, Respeotfully Invite the en us at u ttion of bu) ere to their al LARUE AND COMPLETE STOCK or FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS, Among which will bo found full linea of BATES' MILLS AND YORK COMPANY'S COT TONADES. Mao, a LARGE VARIETY 01 New and oonllned styles of PRINTS. MERRIMACK SECONDS, 4-c. fog-tin SEWING 111A.CIIINES. WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINES. lIENUY COY, Agent, 621 CHESTNUT STREET, SECOND FLOOR, Marlines, with Operators, on hire to Private Female's. BRANCR OTTICRII: 7 West STATE Street, Trenton. N. I. 110 CENTRAL SQUARE, Easton, Pa. jal9-em . ILOOX & GIBBS' SEWING MA CIIINE.—The great and increasing demand for Wilcox h (BMW Sewing Machine le n guarantee 01 its 'moaner excellence. Price $3O. For WO at FAIR BANKS' Scale Warehouse.ne CHESTNUT Street. feS-tf DRY-GOODS JOBBERS. JAS. R. CAMPBELL & CO., IMPORTERS AND WIIOGNBALE DEALERS IN DRY aoons. LINENS, WHITE GOODS, CLOTHS, OASSIMERES, BLANKETS, STUFF GOODS, DO )a7/-Setif No. 777 CHESTNUT Street. D R. seIIENOK OAN BE FOUND AT hie office, No. SO North SIXTH Street, on Fri day and Saturday of each week. Iblendlos and Tura days are eat apart for visiting patients in and out of the city. On Wednesday and Thoreilay of each week he is at hie aloe. No. 1113 BALTIMORE. Street, Baltimore, Md. Ilse tonne for a thorough examination with the Respo•oineter, at his office or any. pert of the city, are el:. regular viiiitations efterw • rde, 80 cents a visit. All advice at his oilier free of charge; and, in all case. where persona do not feel able to pay for having their lunge examined, they will be cared for. and have the gains attantinn a/. rnvownd, r• B RICK -MAKING MACHINES which tern er tlggyegdkere,oo? le ti i p ßrick Fres' es, arA i arKlvft c ARNAULeikerftAl Komi, above nah meet. 1074 in WARTS. WANTED—IN A DOMESTIO MISSION HOUSE, on CHESTNUT Street, a 6ALEBIIIAN—a thoroush and indefatigable man, and one acquainted With troth the city , southern. sad western trade, and also with the manufacture:it in and about Philadelphia. Will be liberally treated with in the war of salary, &a.—by tuldreaeina "Clerkehig," at the cane of this pager. over real name, (which will be bald striotly con dential.) fe9-6t WJANTED—A SALESMAN acquainted with the 11.11/ti trade, A le n.*lT-Rood' Jobbing Bowie, on M Asa ET Street. Bog to learn the bUI111011; Address "Jobber," mace of The Pr...with real name, In confidence. fee-St. W ANTS A SITUATION AR man,TRUCK WER. or FARMER and GARDENER. a married n (an Airieriean,l with one it hild. Hu been three year. in his Ipresent situation, end will be disen gaged on the first of March. Apply to R. 8U1NT.923 and au MARKET Street. fe9-3t. VVAN TED.—A Lady who can furnish the higheigtestimoni els, desires a situation as 'House keeper. Address, for six days, "L . 14.," at this of fice.fe6-6t* rii3 WINE AND LIQUOR MERCHANTS. The advertiser has a thorough knowledge of this business, and. having been connected with it for twelve yours. has n lucrative connection. Rival engage with an established house as salesman. or take an interest to the WEEMS. Leritimate replies will bs attended to. Address at this race rERPRIBE.. fee-et* WANTED—A Business Man who has !indiuma experience in soliciiins trade and who hewn rood acquaintance in Philadelphia. City refer ence required. Apply by latter to 4 . N. V. Y.," at this office, piing address and occupation for the ast five yearn. peg -2t• WANTED.—A young man from the v v. country wishes a situation in a Wholesale Dry Goods or tirocery Rouse, whore he could obtain a know ledge of the business. Warr nut so much an objOot a_ Permanent situation. Address ' R," Office of ne . feB.3S WANTED —Enterprising Men. as Agents for the Bola of " EVE rtYnoprs LA.WYER AND COUNSEL.Lf./k IN BUSINESS." Fr om _go to em day can ht. read& merle. AHOY to JOHN E. pOT l'Eft. Yublether.6l7 Sensate Street. fe4.6t TO CANVASSERS —One or two first. ohm. reliable CANVASSERS for Johnson, Fre, & Co.'s worhe wanted. to go to Chicago, where an ex cellent openinkte utfate4L Apply St 1 5 4 LAKE Street, Chleaee, Illinois. 0. I. GRIFFITHS. le3 61' LAND WARRANTS WANTED, HIGHEST PRICE GIVEN, DREXEL & CO., Jai 10 SI SOUTH THIRD STREET. FOR SALE AND TO LET v roLET.—Desirable Brick Dwelling, in geed order, with large yard. No. 419 lIARAIONY. street: north of Catherine ea4t of Fifth street. For farther particulars apply Dora 9 to /1 A. M.. Ne , 619 VINE street. fe9 ft* NI OR SALE OR EXCIIANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY,—A valuable F ARIL on P. R. R., near Gen. Wa)ne station, 13 miles from the City, front ing on Lanettater pike; contains lee acres. The land is In a high state of cultivation; fine atone mansion, tenant and roach house, all necessary out-budding, with fine runningrrtids`rorLater within the same distance of Philadelphia. Also, one Delaware-county Farm. of 73 acres, Eno location, near Linnwood station. Those who want a country residence, having property to exchange , bed better examine this property before purchasing else where. A Lot of Ground on Pine street, west of Twenty second. Some fine Lots on Trenton avenue and Clearfield street. clear of all incumbrance,wlll bo exchanged for small houses.. A groat variety of property, ground rents, and Donde or vile mu! exchnnge. Apply to feB-lot I.F.VIR k COFFIN, 308 WALNUT Street FOR SALE—A Horse and 'Business Wa%on, fitted for a Pte Baker. Apply at No. 803 GREEN Street fe&Yl• FOR SALE.—The Stock, Good-will, and Faxtores of a Retail Carpet and Oil-Cloth Store. One of the best locations an the easy. Rent low, and will he sold bargees f applied for immediately. Ad dress '• Box 32P," Philadelphia P.O. feß St. pOR SALE—On accommodating terms, -A: the Store and Dwelling No. e 43 South SECOND Street. Apply to WILLIAM R. ALL)N, No. 8:13 ARCH. street. fat 6t* ARCS STREET PROPERTY FOR SALE —The Store and Dwelline No. 211 A rrh street. Terms easy. Apply' to WILLIAM R. ALLEN, No. g 36 ARCH street. lei 6t. FOR SALE— THE BROADWAY P u oll NMI' AND ItIACHINE-131101% D. LOUIS, m.s.ri, EFITABLMHED IN 18,36. This long-establasbed and well known Foundry is of end for sale on nopommodatins terms. . . . . . . During the last eighteen months the Buildtngs have all been rebuilt, in the most approved modern style, and new machinery added. making the most complete es tablishment of its size in the Western muary. The Foundry Betiding is 95 by 65 feet, and furnished with Cranes. Cupola, Core Oven. he., ke.. complete. The Machine bhop is ltd by 40 feet. two and one-half stories high. and contains a large and pelt-arranged net of Lather. Boring and Planing Machines, ke.„ usually found in Shops for dningrt general Machinery balances. The stock of Patterns is the largest and most valuable in the city of Bt. Louie. Flasks.l cols./go, about Black smith shop, Foundry, Machine Blimp, and Boiler yard in abundance. • A tnoet e'xoellent opportunity is offered for two or three Practical mechanic'. with a "mall amount of Capital, to embark in a well•er ablished manufacturing human. For pattioulars address. at lit. Louts. tdo, fe3.lrna CUDDY. CARPENT.ER, & CO, TO RENT FOR A TERM OF YEARS. WA. A Retail Store and fixtures, well locates for bald- A Mill, Td by 23 feet, three stories high, with water power and steam for scouring and finishing RocOs• A Dye House. WY by 21 feet,with good watt r for dyeing, and plenty of dry room. This property in Fisher's lane t near the Germantown Railroad, being so very accessible to the city, makes it very des irable. THOMAS R. FISHER. Jarl-t p f p y to o Fisher's Lane. FOR SALE—A valuable Lot at corner of Christian and Twentieth streets, haring three fronts, suitable for a church or factory site. For terms to.. addram I. tt., at tam office. Dale-tt pACTORY LOT FOR. SALE.—A valua ble corner lot t 12.5 feet square, having three trouts, admirably located for a factory nit.. It is situated. in the southwestern part of the city, in a rapidly-im proving neighborhood. it will be sold on reasonable terms. For particulars, address "K.," office of The Press. jallt-tf NI 110118E3 TAVERNS, and STORES, B.M. Real Estate of every desorintion for sale or to rent. Apply to MAX REIN'S, Real Estate Aent. No. 217 North SECOND Street, in L. Tonray & Co.'s Seed adore. All orders will be promptly attended to. English , French,c and German spoken. Collector of ntB-3m Ground BOARDING. nOARDING-In Private Family, with J eloennt Rooms. at 112$ GIRARD Street. feB-3t* A PRIVATE FAMILY. PLEASANTLY locatod. in a central part or the city. would arca priodate two geutleinen with full or partial BOARD. Please address "13. hl, 'Blood's Dispatch. fent. PERSONAL. AVID E. WOOD AND CHARLES C. MOORE, are no longer authorized to transact any business for me. not lutvinit been an my employ 110 Cd about January let, ISM. T. M. RIDGWAY, $3? ARCS Street. Philadelphia, February 7. IWO. fe9-3t* THE HOLDERS OF T. P. REMING TON k. CO.'S paper. endorsed hy George Calla g.lian who are willing to accept the offer of TbN PbR t,ENT. for the release of said endorsement, are re ofestdto Ca l lag h an, y as possible at the Counting room Robert Pio. 43 South FRONT Stgeet. and sign the release. tel eta& th 3t• Phil February 3,1560 INFORMATION WANTED OF JOHN J. CLEFLY Mies J . J. WILSON, of Philadelphia. Thew i Trinney for him in the hands of his brother. fei-d3tent3t E. D CLER.Y. Phitadelphts. REMOVALS. REMOVAL. BOSWELL & WILSON, INSURANCE AGENTS, HAVE REMOVED TO THE N. W. CORNER OF FOURTH AND CHESTNUT STREETS, PHILADELPII IA REMOVAL.---SMALL do CHANDLER, JIIAL WHOLESALE GROCER., have removed from 66 North SECOND Street, to 123 MARKET Street, above Front. north mde. ja INSURANCE COMPANIES. EXCIIANGE INSURANCE COMPANY —Office N 0.409 WALNUT Street. FIRE INSURANCE on Houses and Merchandise general r, on favorable terms, either limited or vl/.- 051051. DIRECTORS. Jeremiah BonaMl, Joshua T. Owen, John Oinnodo. Thomas Marsh, Beer. M. Ifoliinshead, Saml. L. N mrdt, e. John McDowelL.Jr., I..d.ard D. Rntvrta, R.C.lltele. John J. Urattli, James T. Bale. (Bellefonte.) JERE:WAR BONSALL, President. .011 N Q GINNODO, Vice Preside*. HOWARD W. DAVID. goaretsry 1325-Intha7 T IE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK. Assets: SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS. INVIIITID I WORTH M VERqu ,OccHuo.AL ESTATE Thep remium' are Lowrin than in MOT other Compa nies, and the Dividends have WOO OJILASEIt. This is a strictly Marrst. Coremins. Them are n o Stook.holdenr, so that ALL THE PROFITB lELORG TO VIII INDORYD. Pamphlets, and every information, WV be had nasals, Oil Spplleattahl tO F. RATCHFORD STARR, Agent, S, W. corner FOURTH and WALNUT bitzests. PHILADELPHIA REFERENCES: Thomas Robin., John Welsh, Mordeoat L Dawson, George H. &tart. :I?i r iq I r t 4Vr t i a ad ' t E. 8. Whelan, J. Fisher beaming. mph Patterson, William C. Ludwig, ohn H. Atwood, Arthur 0 Coffin, homas H. Powers, Oeorge W. Toland, William &to Kee. Thos. Wattson. aM-Irif• CARL WOLFSOI!N ANT , CARL ROHNSTOCR'S THIRD CLASSICAL SOIREE Will take pines on THURSDAY, February 9, IScO. AT TUT FOYER OF THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC. For proirainmee and particulars see at the Music Stores. Subscribers are requested to show their tickets. Single tickets ONE DOLLAR, can be hail on the e me iu nil at the door. Toe grand ever -stringed Steinway Piano is from Noun. Blasius & Brother's Wareroome,loo6 Chestnut street. te3.9t i fkmp it eiIIeKERING & SONS, MANII FACTUR ER9 or Grond and S Bol atuatte_d PR, ric ht PIANO FORTES. Warerooms, CHESTN re UT Street Pianos to kit, taken in exchenee, tuned. and repatreS. Stun. in connection, a fall stook of Popular Mufti°, Music Books. etc. 31..31-stntf FAIRBANKS' PLATFORM SC/AL:RS-- For sale by I FAIRBANKS & EMMA. o»-1• a MISSTN UT Street. PhilA MONEY LIBERALtAt AUVAMED.— To ANY AM.OUNr—Upon Watohm. Jewelry, imnond., Silver Clokhom, rderobsodue, &c.. Or & CO.. 0 JR, sorb/Lard Broker.4ll.w W. (wider ILIAD and GAS r .4 4 11treets, below Lombard. Odra llnnnt froma A M. 171 2 . M. nlll4nmi GUM MA STIO—For sale by vre,TERIDL & 13HTIOTHFR, AU Na. U and 0 North OECOND ¬ AIIIISEMENTS. _ - Mo' 8 0A L corign or euvioa I t y.I.IC4RDE and 810. NORA 41,0. R. 11‘1,TO . TRIB TRORB AN RIF bNI ,0 February toth, VW , FROGRAMALE. Romanza—" 71 Fartoeo l :' by Big. Azdavani...Deitiasttd. Dnetto—. La Transit,' by Iltattots Alberttai Bauearde and Siren fteetards. Ana—. Doe Foerari. ' by Pspaor 111114.041 ... IrarrlT. Yana t ba o_te—"ll Oamenalio" by Air. moan O°D f—' Ros. linne toarde Rme " by Rumors Al nk.ar: Bett itomansa— La Faroritn." by Minor ha garde..Dpeisateti. Dnetto—" Refiairio." by Bignori blaeateryt and Ardirani. Dmiaarri.. Aria--•• ?Liebe? Sas nom A thorn al Battearoe.....Fasiei nano Forta—" Gawp," by Mr. Fathom. „....Pattieees. Terzette— , . Renntalemme, by Signora Agar- bat BaClealdf. kkgror /tolerant, and 8t n or Bauearde TIAIRTS. ORR DOLLAR IiACIL To be had at the principal music steer. and at the Me. aical F tzni Hall. To commence at 8 o clock. It DRAY TO N'l3 - PARLOR OPER A JA t - EovERBS, COKEDT tA.WA. CONCERT HALL, CHE , reiT Street, sear TwiPIHR. IMMENSE SUCCESS. E VERY EVENING. atlio'nlosLix zei pt Babirday.► Also. SATURDAY A FTERNoIai. at to'cdoek. LO 4u7 s E4l g i ti i . t . u in Fe w b furi l i h rr n . introduce " I'M EU r. A SIMPLE PPABANT MAID." MUSIC from Ealfe's New Coma •• THE ROES OP CASTILE." esa NE'E Ft TO) ,I.A.TE TO MEND. In srblels btr DRAYTON will Introduce hu celebrated Drentane and descririre Soar." HE DREAm. OF THE REVEL LER,' ss sung by him at the great TEMPERANCE FESTIVAL in LONDON. The Pi kno used by Mr. Drayton is from the ante rooms of Chiokering Jr. Sons. SENOR theRREAT 4104 , MT, CHANGE OF PROGRAMME EACH NINI3. ELEHANT AND DELIGHTFUL EN - TAINMENT. Ticke L a w to nhttic & Bons% SOT Chestnut Beck &'s, =I Chestnut street, and at thrill Pascal.—Body of the Rail. 103 cents; BalestulS, cants. WALNUWALNUT -STREET THEATRE. T-STREET Bole Lessee hL A. ELtl. • AL,. elta4e •F. :t: lot • Busmen JOB. . .THIS (THURSDAY ) MVENL.Vi. eb. 9. OA. Tueomar. Mr. L. I R. NO Bheer M ell I, R The Timareh. Mr ; Parthents. Mn. s Duffield. To aonolude With the LOST P. Brn Trenant. Mr. L. R. S h . weJ. clurPreces se ULM Sears scoured without extrteharns. Doors open at 634 o'clock r erformanos to ammo* at 7 o'clock. VVILEATLKY & CLARKE'S ARCH- STREET THEATRE. BENEFIT OF MR DOLMAN. THIS (THURSDAY) EVENLNO. Pala A. HAMLET, Hamlet, Mr. Dolman ; Poloniaa, Mr. John Gilbert ; Ophelia, Alin Emma Taylor. to aoudads with THE SPITALSPIELD WEAVER. Scats: or PEcza.—Admaaton is untu Sootaitt Beats in Dream Circle, Bents; Parquet. 80 cents. Deers open at ball put 6 o'clock ; pertxmatoti to eoalmanoe at otHook precisely. DAN RICE'S GREAT SHOW. NATIONAL THEATRE, WALNUT St.. above Eighth. Faicas.—Dreca Cirele, SO cents; Famil y cente_; Beats in Fnnue Boxes. Ti cents; Fri vate Boxes. 1113 and 416. CUAN6I or Trwx.—Doors open at half past e o'clock. Tocommence LAhT NIGHT BUT 'IWO OF TNT. MAGIC RING. THIS iTHURsDAY EVENING. eb. MAGIC RING OF THE }OUR ELEMEcITS FIRE, WATER. EARTH. aid AIR Herbert. Mr. W. H. Page ; Amulet.. Mr. WhiS Godalt. Mr. J. Therein ; .Evehne. Min_jts7 Annelle, Miss Adelaide I Spirit of the Water Min Wilton ; Koralia. Miss Wells ; Spints Miss Talford and Min Ewan. A new and Terrific Act of Gymnaetie Skill and Dancing. entitled L'EC OEI4. K PgiaLtairtiFa. The Veteran Artist,ELERR CLINE. To conolude with sIC he RS. Sir Seats can A be se EN ured fur the Aladin Rind three days in advance. McDONOUGITB GAIETIES—I:LACE Bt., below THIRD. THE MOST MAGNIFICENT PANTOMIME EVER PRODUCED Will be performed to-uteht,with gorgeous Stsamy. splendid 1) meg, and woudorful TRICKS and TRANS FORMATIONS. Pm:feted under the supenuteudeuee of A. M. lIERNAN_DEZ.entitled the THE STAR OP BEAUTY; Oa, MYSTERIOUS g In which will be intrbdueed the TRUNK. the PATENT SAUSAGE MACHINE, the MAGIC BUREAU the SE is LUTON DOG. SHOWER OF SILVER. REVOLVING PILLAR'. REVOLVING PILLARS. SHOWER OF GOLD. INFERNAL REGIONS. FAIRY LAND. MARBLE STATUARY. MARBLE STATUARY. GRAND TABLEAU. CHURCH'S PAINTING, " THE HEART OF THE AS OM." Nov on k.X.lntrition .t the ACADRYT OF FMB ART?, CHESTNUT BONI. from 9 A. X. gin dark. Admission ZS cents. knitters are requested to bring Opera Giaasee. 167 ANDERSON'S EXHIBITION ROOMS. Jaynes Commonwealth Rai d na, CHESTNUT WOOL near Sixth. THIODOW/1 LABT THEATE OF ARTS. WE R ER. "RI THE OILY MUSEUM OF ANTS 1N THE C ITY. earte I—Beautiful slew of Tangiers. Beans Washinston at Valley Forge. Beene lff—Aroth George Washington. Scene IV—The famed ;9_ tialtzburg. Seen, V—The Sun. Scene Vl7-444a poison Crossing the Alpe, with an arm, 0f3).0a1 Scene Vll—The Slack Rope Performer. &ens II Tern fie Storm at Sea. Beene LX—Eteamer Great - era. Admission. 25 cants. Children. 5.5 cents. Performances every Wednesday and Saturday After noons. commencing at 3 o'clock. Evening 7%. &S.* II2dPLE OF WONDERS, 1. Northeast co ml. of TENTH and CILEEMMIT Btreeta. Brent and ove Attraction. 810 NOR BLITZ. The votalerfel Mapstan and Velatiflagliat. EXRIBITION EVERI EVENING DUAlfiti TER WEEK. _ . Commencing st 73.11.!00ek. and on wslormi sod SATURDAY AFTERNOONS at 3. The este Automaton Rope Vaulter, one of the greatest penes Mecham= ever exhibited, will appear ineenti WA - tion. and perform hie astonishing feats. Admission 73 cents. Chi Wren Lleents. dit-at PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THZ FINE ANTS Has QiwzrNtrr STREBz- - Is OPEN DAIL x .411unxtays owooecol.) from. A. M. title P. ht. Wasted—The Tenth volume of " their Euraiis Vutigia." of Firaxos Adnusoion SS coots. Charon under U yes half on Shor ce. es of Stook SSA es-et A ROII-STREET THEATRE. FRIDAY EVENING. Feb. 20. 1301). BENEFIT 01/ AIRS. JOHN DREW. BY "Yftit! rci~ert the great 6~t of the ~eawn, To be followed by the amount farce of ONE COAT FOR TWO 8111T8.” Performance to conclude with the favorite Drama of •• ROBINSON CRUSOE." 1117" Box Book now open. feilk CIERMANIA ORCHESTRA.—Pubho •-04 Re hearsals every SATURDA_Y, at MUSICAL FUND HALL. at 354 o'clock P. M. Tickets to be had O. theAdre% and Beck & Lawton's Maio Storesi atiden. and at door. GRAND BALL AND PROMENADE CONCERT . . AM RICAN AcAD t. MY OF MUSIC, N AID of THE REPAIs AND RENEWAL FUND. ON TUESDAY EVENING. February lab. M. ..... Manarior. TICKETS Of ADMItSION For one Gentleman and two Ladies... For a Gentleman ...-..... - - For a Cady Two Children. not over twelve years of she, admittedon a Lady" Ticket. To be ohtsmed at the Academy (Tics, 1113 South Fourth street ; Beck & Lawton's Munro Wore. MS Chestnut street; Leek Walker's Music Store. 721 Chestnut street ; Chickering & Son's Mum Store di Chestnut Street ; Andre & Co 's Musts Ptore;liet Chestnut etreet ; Samuel Hazard's, Jr. Book 124, chestnut street ; Girard House . La Pierre House. St. Lawrence Hotel. Also, of a Committee, at the Academy, during the day and evening of the Ball. Carriages wilt set down on Broad Street, heading south ; tale up heid.ngnorth. The Doors on Locust street will be open for iv': ortty. Carriage' haulm y east. Tickets to be deli% ered to the Doorkeepers. By order of the Stockholders' Committee. fa 7,9,11.13 li AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC. THE GRAND BALL AND PROMENADE CON CERT. for the surprise of estabtishing a Herr and Renewal Fund, to keep up the Properties ands mene of the buildins.Will take place to the building, ROAD and LOCUoT Streets, h n On TUESDAY EVENING. the llth FEBRUARY next. under the patronage of the following; Ladies, who have consented to aid the object by their present:4 arA. Influence: Mrs. Bushrod W. Adams, Mrs. John Rialtos, Win. R. Angler, •• J. W. lisselhortt a John Butler. " J. L. Lathan. " Adolph E. Bode. " Wm. D. Lewis, " Charles L. Bone. '• John Lindsay. George 11 'Joker, " J. K. Mason, 3. B. Budd. " T. 13. Peterson, " Henry E. Drayton, " James W. Peal. Wm. B. Bidt le. i " Geo. U. Presbury, Sr., " W. Hay ward Drayton, " Frank Peters. " Robert P. Deeilver, Fairman Roger*. " Harrison T. Desilver. " G. D. Rosengartem, Joan Hallett, " John Savage " John F. Frazer. " James I). Dmrth, . " Joseph R. Fr/. " John P Steiner, Coleman, Platter. AA Mciersy Stewart, " Samuel W. Gras, t" Nathan 'tailor, Constant Guilleu. " J. F. Tobias, " W. W. Gerhard, " &gorge Trott. W. B. Hart. " Wm. S. Vulg. " Oliver Hopkinson. " George M. Whsztoa.; " Robert M. Hooper. " George J. Weaver. " Isaac S. Waterman. The following gen lemon their assistance A. C. Crate, Isaac Pray, J. H. Budd, J. D.l homan. Alex. N ilcoeks. John Cadwalader. O. D Rosencarten. F. F. Wolgamnth, Henry Drayton, Joe. L. Moss, W. B eyward Mess ton. John Tucker, G. H. Boker, W F. ard, John Dallett. J. H. Orue. .5. F. Fraser, Wm. B. Hart, John Thornley. C. Gulden!, Chas. G. Grogan. I J. C. Harris Chas. tlacalester, Jr., Sand. W. Gross, John B. Kenney, Es an Rogers, H, C. Dellett, Jr. Liewis Cooper, B. F.lloddy. Franc,. Motheirtrie, Geo..J. Grose. George J. Weaver. H. Hooper. W C. Ludwig, J. P. Hutchinson, Harry C. Hart, H. L. Elder, u. Ward. H. Ntsbet L. S. Levering, Waal Pemberion, F.l'. Steele, 0 Schweitering. W. D. Lewis J. F. Caldwell. G. P. Cunnni S. H. Waltman, James W. Paul, Frank Peters, E. W. Bailey. J. K Mason. F. W. Graz son, John W. Forney, Joseph Shippers. John Cattner, A. Murray Stewart. A. Fitter. 'I homes Sparks. Col. Fitzgerald. S William S. Vaux, 1.11. Brown. A. H. Denckle. S. 1)e sato r Smith, Richard Paxton. Paul B. Goddard, A V. Swearingen, ; W. W. Gerhard, C. F. Lennie, H. IL Gratz. John Lindsay, Kirk B. Wells, John Savage_ ,, George M. Wkrertoe, Thomas Hale, The entire stage will best Room Scene, brilliantly al Edward Riviera, for the os. Pers. aka large coat, adman artarer executed in .^'))oots risen at 8. oclock and Dancing at 9311 o clock. the ball INVr with canes or a bonnets, dorms the dancing. CARDS OF ADMISSION: For e ne Gentlemen and two a Gentleman.-- ...- Wh i c h gin b e olstuned of meld of the mintlerneA above-named. and at the office, 108 South FOURTH. Street. also of a Committee at the Academy, on the deg evening of the Ball. By order of the Stoekholdere`Meeting,_ WILLIAM B. SM I CH. gleirreart, 11 , DWARD Ogg 7 , P 1 .1 33 106,P,14-9 are ale,• consented ti ins J. C. Vend, J. P. beanie'', I. B. Waterman, F. Graff. J. Traeriair, FB. Budd. . J. Dm", L. J. Ler,. S. Branson, F. Regain, N. Tat Mr, O. W. Darn, Coss. L. Bone. P. Henry Notre; Alfred Horner. J r., George Trott. E. V. slscheete, John Hulme, Charles Norris. Jr.. H. P. Mani:nod. W. B. Husain., Geo. Grant. . L. !does, 0. Hopkinson, A. E. Bone, J. L. Lafitte. V. DaAmarelli. Edward K. /scoter, Edward Slop a. V. m. S. Smith, 3. Hamilton Kuhn. Charles termite, Bushrod W. Adams, L. Benkart, 11.1140. Gustarea Rang e. W. S. Campbe, Carl Wolfsohn. W. S, Stewart , Jo:. F. Tobias , T. B. Peteraon, 3. H. Haddock; Robert Smith Jos L. Newbold, Coleman Fisher. W. V. Wicht, Alex. B. Coxe. in Kahn. Jr., James if. Blight, Pd. W. Whits. Joe. R. Fry, Herne C. Carey, John 'flotinan. E. R. Hutchtrison, Harry Budd. Robert P. Heather. C;8. fFounri W. R. Angler,_Alexander is. lLsrvey, E. It. Shephe rd, George G. Presbury. Jr., Harnson T. Heather, George J. Watermsri. Cherie. E. Smith. Jesse R. Burden. James D. Smith, eaorfir Homes ry B. F. Henry IC Hildebura. William R. Fisher. John E. Destouet, Gibson Peacock, C. H. linichinapn, et with the magnificent Bali llumineted, painted. by Mr. men of " The Sicilian Yes ted to be the fraud display of , this country. lr, Music commenclpa et 9 Gentlemen not admitted on overcoats', not ladle/v.lth
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