iirrAilruip., Am) coliumtomL. - : TAOr Rioncy''_;llarket. Pirmsair.cnta. Feb. 11, 1860 Reading Railroad - Shares advanced to 603i'at the Stook B oar d rite moraine. . SchuyllullNavilation, preferred, sold at .161 4 1;--and the 962 bonds at 71. Pennsylvania . .ltallrosd was - unsteady at te, and Morris Canal, pre ferred, at 109. passenger Railway where! exhibitiftUs fluctuation. Spniee and Pine sold to-day at 30X, and. West Philadelphia at NM. North Pennsylvania bonds were ftrinertliti sixes selling at 67 and the chattel Mortgage tens at 60., The market, generally, wee dull. The Money Market is unchanged. We halm received from the office:at Peterson's erfait Detemor the following notice - of a new counter it, desenbed as very dangerous. ihoUgh a poor imi tation of the genuine : Ile on the Bank of Central New fork, Utica, New York ;.vig., three females ail largo hare 6, spinning.wheel, boxes, ko,t medallion head wirh d above and " Five" below on right ead, State arms with 6 aboVe and "Five" below on left end, three-, story lionse between -signatures I some are of mello w -- Look out for this, as - it may be altered to various other auks. - , The, New Yo-k Courier and Enquirer ea T e; l. Th e Sudden and severepresent° in the English money mar ket whieli. resulted in the advance ot the Bank rate of interest front three to four per cent , enema in its gene ral featured to have resembled the flurry which this market experienced Just - previous to seeecom mnceteet °Mho. year. -Thtxtwo great Bou from whence the London_market derives i s supply of gold are New York and Melbourne. The entire anspension or weekly shipments hem le port and the uncertainty or Alitri- Oan arrivals nt t. s stormy roman caused a very niti liable IMARAIAOAA lest the specie reserve ahou d be drawn down so low as to cause apprehension under any Ai "roumtts.noes. Added to this the fart that in England Nth' are very generally, drawn on the first of the month for the trans ,notions of the preceding month thus tenni, due on the fourth. the fourth of February, bikini: Saturday, was thus a heavy day, as It matured the hills drawn on the first of November, at three months, for the purehases of Ootober,nrobahle the heaviest month in the year for the home bagmen'. The bank managers foresaw a fait de mand for money, mid finding their spoofs reduced: to ‘ . 9gtToleVitlixelocririg z mirtiteltlrlgell i ltallirarll l l 6 l4 the amount of coin a withdrawn from the Rena' or tbq week ending the Sd instant was .C 1131.000. he extorts. being very mueh , larger. onnanited of fele 000 to the 'Continent. £lO.OOO to Portugal 56.000 to the West Indies, and £3OB 619 to the East; total, XVI.- OW. or about four million dollars. The law rate of inte rest Vital; hex ruled so long in England cannot be main tained et a season when all the exchanges are against her, incleding those of this country. The advance In the into ought, therefore, to be looked upon as ft conger retire measure, and one which will have a good effect generally. 'Our money market In netlike", to 'empathise with the rieCto any great extent. The arrivals of gold from California. and the large mermen tit from the Bub-Tres lary,wlll enable t h e banks to maintain their reserve of junked et or near 820 COO 000:a gem which might to be noon as £16.002 One is br th- Bank of England, a pointwhloh: when reached, calls for moderate contrao- P-- in order to enable it at 'all time' to be held intile -Mee Doliioll is 104 Bank of Englantf.-Lowell'and high est amoungfor each month of MO i reirarest. March.... --...—.......4 . 1108.460.000000 .11 (ghost. .€l9 180.000 ebrnary . 19411.000 larch— .. 10.880.000 19,96100(! ril ......... ..... - ......, . 17 840 000 .... 17,011.000 nee.-- ..... ...-.... ...... 17 7tt.f.PA lr ~. -... ...... - ..... .... 17 , 61 (001 18,060,00 17.408407 18.3210.0 1008 , .000 neut. .... 10 619 ono - 17.141,000 ptember............ ...... 14 610 MO etcher . .... 11.91. leg 17.50 am 17.621.000 ovember.:—... ...... . ... 16111,1 00) 17.010 6(e) g0ember................, ... lit* as . ".. 17.0011100 Althe 1e5t............. ..... 13 610.000 , ~ .. 10,982,000 It &MOWS that the free-banking symbol:of some of he Western Stites has become abused Wench an ex. at as to leak:mai) thr a thorough own - herding. lib/ aid that it is quite usual for parties dolig businesdln a /eminent town to own one or more miscalled - tanks birth have positively no 'oast Ingle once Whatever. The entities are deposited with theacomptroller, who il eac the bills; and without littvWg a banking-house or neat thetas/3s whore the hank is supposed to iii, the ifs are paid oat, and become part of that sameness big bulk of currency which so deranges the exchanges the Western country. The following 1o:called banks might be sought for in Whoonsin in vain. although they are, nominally, loos ed in that ' , tate c Bank of Montollo. Frontier Bank, pitlzens. Bank, Mechanics' Bank. Bank of North Ame lia', Bank of Ooonto. Arotio Bank. Bank of Appleton. .shippews, Bank. Clark County Bank, Corn Planters' lank. Fanners' Bank of Two Rivers, Green Bay Stook Wank, Bt. Croix Valley Bank, Couto Bank, Trade.- nen'a Bank. The total oiroulatton of these banks is R 1.2.92.110. The following Is the coal tonnage of the Shamokin alley ild Pottsillle Railroad Company or week ending Feb. /& tame time lest year..... Inerease..,... ..... .. ........ 382 02 3,020 04 The official averages of the banks in the eity of New ork for the week ending Saturday lest, Feb.l3, 1860; resent in the the following changes from the raviolis weekly statement of Feb. 21: I,corease $860.402 serous in Sioeme 803.626 °crease of ci roe 136,108 Increase of Etedmain Deposits..... 1,864 me , The followins shows the amount of copper shipped fpm the Lake Superior Mines 'for seven successive years t 5.885 tops. .11.500 Met..., 4517 .,.. .6.0 The net eradOets of the mines for 1&59 is estimated at 112,0 V 000. The capital invested in the iron Interests of the State to 99,113,900. The total product of the mines for the year was 9.1%1,000 tont. PHILADELPHIA eTOOK EXCHANOR SALM Peeress/ SI. MOO. iIIIPORTRD it B. B. Szasetscie. tug Walton Street. FIRST BOARD. 00 Penn% 60.......e6 ID 6 Morris CM Prrd.. 200 odoB3o at ' 63 *** '' do : r w l ll 4 rOO O Read g g . R. llkigi PO itMißid. e i l f B :sll :ii = ::1 56 V A,I " do .. ~ , ,...b6 70 "0 go .... — ... - .... p q 20, (01Ponne it 69 .. 87 60 8p'066 Pi'e . -it R.. 66 . 301 It, do . 67 10 do 10 - EON PenneßlOs ... 90 6 do 10 .. do .... 90 4 W Philo R.,.,.... .26 CONorfiatairn Ca.,. 1O , 2( 10 Colon Bk or Tn.b6 84 it OCayrt ic Am 6e'7o. 87 6 do ...,....66 80 5 Penn d o o fE7. —'B4. 1 3 6 igE i ga rd .htiOiniii 12 do .... ... 21.9 X iiirwEEN BOARDS. 00 eohl Nov 66 'FL.. 71 1 B Bonding:lL.. -- toy( Mr( Poona R 61. ...' Or I 9 Penns 12... . E .. ... 38 4 Morro: Col Prfd.. 109. HO tilechacooo" . Bk."... 26g . . _ . . SEODND 00 sbt Penns W.--; tit( 00 do ...... ... 924 100 City 66.. , •..... .. 101 - ClOO do ..,,...NOW 10 4 L Island it 64.. ... 1304 110 ft Cam to Am 66 '67. 23 West Chester 78.. 68 Airy Cir-Id.a 70 - pester 21 It 7s. -40 000 high a 1 61 ...904 20 eons .IL ....cluf 38 2 do .. . oat& 38 CLOHLNO FRI( mi. iskid. . In 12_.. - Ant off 101 101.% ' .B...int off tot lou " Nw.int off 1033 i. )04$1 refinlittr. tot ofr 92 92 Maidint it— —zoir 20, 1 .! bdl79 11 Blinelull R..:...... 58 3 do ......,. ..... 68 tO Morns Ca....." 61% 2 do . . ...... 61 %3G 2 Bohl N sififd...... 151 6 4 . 16 Cam Es do im . R..-- 126 6 d 0.,.. •.. ..... 126 74 Mlrebili beriv...,.. 84 1860 At, '1 bird situ R.. 5 Commonwealth Bk. 2, 2 td 6 eohamme 8k..... DEB-BTEAD Y. Bed. Asks'? ! Bob] New, m5f.....16%• • 16% Wmap't &... Yam... yi 1 .. 76 142 mm t. 66 si m0rt.12% 11 bop Island 8 ..... 113% 11% Le CoalkNoN.sl 82 . v #.-- 91 .6 w o rt _ qi.7o 71 1 - ii nna ti --- :::747t ream FL. —.58 Ids so. " ni - 167.. saiciitswins 4.10/ CnICOJ2 dl U )t do lot rod bdi.3o 3234 prordi 0f7.10717k 7 re..0k kAouth R dog at Hint Ilev 'Ot. 7Cdf 713 i Sec d.t.'lltrd-otß,d7X 60 15..79 7 Rone&Vizo-stsg.i ' DO stook— 7X Philadelphia Markets. Fnexuatty 21... Evening. The Flour market tiontiune quiet , but holders. are Inn in their views; the only ea a pe hear of is 200 bbis 'God superfine at e 5 TO, whit to the uniform asking riot for that description ; 2 000 bble extra and extra fa mily sold yesterday, after change, for shipment on termerkent private. The trade are buying in la tent nom 410-76 up to illatersi r bhl, for sucerfitie, extras, irnd fanny brends. as In quality. Rye Flour and Corn eel are quiet: the former Is worth 84.12 g. and the tter 4602% el bid for Pennsylvania meal. Wheat.. he offerings are light and the merest firm at 2260 for Mime reds, and 14801400 or vhite. Pennsylvania Rye Is selling-at 92e. rotn Is not much*lngulred for. and firfollow ls dull lint not YerT plenty at 7110 In store. s move off as wanted, at 44,0 for Pennsylvania. riey end .Barley Melt are in steady demand; we *Me the former at 80irt6a. and the latter at 930 . 000, aarith moderate gales. Bark—lg lihds Ist Mn. I quercitron et Sinton, at which rate the market is steady. ton -here is some little movement in ?once. ti d e A t tiTy . 1. e ri fge ;M I -The 4gt, n ,TVr° Sr, ,nd prices about the same as met quoted. stoviwons— There is no change, but no gales of any onnaegoenee ta reported. Mena Perkin held at $111.60•111.75 V hi,). own Hame,llwl3ll; Sides,lo3io, and Shoulders:agar teen meats ranee et 0)fielOgo for ;acne in_ salt and Idekle.11)009go for Sides, and 71(57 a for ' , boulders. antime. Lard and Better are (Snot. ish—The Moots aro light, and liraokerel have an upward tendency ; =0 iintik , dry Cod 7 sold at 12276 ge quintal. Pickled erring range at' ntorn 436200 47 bin, as in quality. ede—Cloverse is limited, end abent 000 bushels only ye been sold at 410.0086 agl' bindle' for common to Fille lets. Nreekey is unchanged, sl i d selling se sited. at 225223ie and d ; Xle foOhoe t 23gattio r rennnhrenis bblg,4gre2so for do. ' iohange—Feb. HOLM New York Stock ■MCOND Tf A fie— 9054 *dm ..... vinints As —.. 91N 1000 do 923 i IEOOO WI IPoond Pt ea a6O. 11015 POO Mich Con Si .a v. 95 10 Mereh , intse 8'k..106 70 Rel i F1.0,90na1. 703 7dieh 8 14-. N In R... C.N 10 Paname K. 124 HON Y C-en,....... NM. 73 OA d....... e6o. 74( 430 ooo— —723 i 415 On 72 120 d 0... —W. 72 , ..4 . 1,99 .. :le .100. 711 find Canal... MO mai Mail X 0 • do a P. ~ 9151 KO Cam Coal inf Oa MN. ioo esenal at SOO Reeding R...1..10. 40341 ..., dn. ," —. toy, ... leo Beds d 0.... ft.... 680. 68 IMO 6BSf 100 Move &' T 01... ~..2 ' . nel: 200 Chi /t.R 1a1'd....r00. 02,TA .100 do MO. am . , TEE MA RKSTB. Asttze 'are steady . at . 90.010 tar Pots, and 85 it for Ft.ous.—The market for th ale and Western if I s withont. materiel obente, wi lieht receipt' and sales of 450 hble at $llO4 SS for unsound 85.10a1.20 for int oar sne State • eliallitiS 45 for extra do t $5 blob 20 for ;Medea *Morn t 9691000 fa/extra do. rod 90 8006 r extra round-hoop Ohio. Southern floor i. firm, With Ilse (4'400 Mile OSSlera7s for mixed to good, end 1 6.8017 for extra brands. .C•nada Flour is 'Wady, wit les of WO hits extraAtt 904109 0. 7 0 GIIAIN.—Wheat Is nuletand very firm, with no males of moment to repOri. CORO In boorant ; sales or 20,000 bushels at 9:1914o for new white and yellow. Orre are firm, at Metro for Southern, Penney! es, Ala, and jersey, and !Salto .for State, Wads. and Western. • raortsoms.—Pork Is firmer, with antes of 200 bbls at 817 , 6234 for old Mess. 1110 so for new do t 811.8431 for ay Prlnie sht 2034 for new prime, Beef Is fir ya and to fairlegat with sales of 200 bble MA43314.60 for Ono try prime, 45.2110640 r Coontrs ?demi 019 Ole tor re. rkdd Cecoago. tied - I.l4oJ)4l_for extra Melia, Cnt o. are steady et fOrto forHarna. and 7 (mato for ouldere. Dreotod opt are Quiet er i t bard helms , . with sales of you pkos o. niter is wady atlltolbo for Ohio, and 1.60200 for tate, Cheese ge_g_eedy at 9millt‘e, - • - - Wrcskar is &Maud iiOnelnal at We. Markets by TOOgrapb. 24 vs meals, Feb. 21 —Flonifirjri rlfowaixi Miser set E:6 27.14. - Whext visit bat stead,; red Al P O l white 1.4001450 Corn firm and alive white 72d7dej rel -76e7a1. Pork - steady. Whiskey active at lower Lries; OhiFeb4e. tdostm- ruary" 20—Cotton fitla , sales o r icon lex to-day, at easier prices; middlings are quoted et in/x*010,120. Mosita Pebruary 20 -reotton ; an improved dimand Isms ne ' to-day. 'breams the Prices& somewhat ; 11,- 200 halos were eold If the quotations are unchanged. • PlfilittnaTON, 20.—Cotra ; sales to-day are MOO bales. Th e turn lain favor o the hula/. NAVANNAR, yebreary 90.-7 Cotton unchanged; mien e. 060 boles. APALLCIIICOLA.' Pah:L—Catton the sales pf the feet ambulate 2220 ba l es :- the navigation Is in el.' pent condition l reeeiput l'Are bales ;• Weak in 'tent RAO beteg, newest 24,0004ettelp testyettrt the 'prime • ire Wronger. ruhte anti - exchanges unaltered. , • incinsugr. eb. 21.-Floor dull. and nnehabged. /rhea! doll. W deice, 2012 f: Mess York anis Lard ne- Vaoted.- Bulk - Mosta in limited demand.. Montt mar- . t firm . Bills on New York unchanged. ' - UtjiuDcttr Fgtpgr."..-- . ! - Ftldtty to the unlucky ; day, per excellence, according to the opinion of the mfl: , lions As an example, heitiver, that aloft stupid vein dines, may lid npeetore will quote a few Instances of "Friday work,"- Oa Friday, August led; Oqlultene salted for the New World ; on Friday, October 19, 1159, ha firet dieeovered land; on Frldiy. September 7,3 s) Melendes founded ht. 'Augustine, the °ides * town in the United elates ; on Fridav; November W.' iti2o.the ompiet hoaid of the Mayflower was signed'; on Friday, December eZ, 1020, the-Pilgrims landed on the Plfrouth Rook; on Friday, rebidati t 2, 1731, °eerie V'nebinrtOn was boin - 17 On Friday, October Comwathe surrendered ; en Ptidig; July 7: the 'motion to SoilltrerstleaS 'Snide by lithri dams' that the United Stater ought to be freesud pdept3Of and on rip: ilagiTsbrucry /I.l6oO:Oharlesfitoltes rnoved,his enhre itosli of oeady toque Clothing into the "Keystone Pie- Isee'rehnitind (tors. silder'the." Continental Rotel," aid froinihat dig-nothing - but succasa has marked his frogreeiq de- rogorimigros ooheemed; ! .. o*:.lemrpnoipz!two TiozA - .A=44; tioavcid , *Rigs. 44 "An • it *if Tar Illato; and lig tag 'Table - Covers: • if r ; 4, own k Jiro,* Otoituut street, fsla-wtmttt TEIfPERANCE AnNIVIIESAnT.--Tim twentieth Anniversary of the Youth's Temporaries Satiety of the First Independent Chureh,(Rev. John Chambers',) will be held at Concert Hall this evening. The virtue of temperance' is evidently in this instance, in a special rammer, to be ooneledvith the noble attribute ol;patriot ism, selecting, as they have, their anniversary 000asion in conjunction with the anniversary of the birth-day of the " Father of his Country." 'These annual exercises Have usually been of a most interesting character, and the proceedings this evening. from the preparations made, are not likely to be less attractive. Rev. John Chambers, and other distinguished speakers in the tem perance cause, will deliver addresses. To all who are desirous of spending an evening pleasantly, and contri buting to a good object, we would say, by all means go to Concert Hall this evening. How TO KEEP yoart Fling Drtr.—ln our adver tising collimate to day will be found an advertisement of patent preparation by Mr. A. Brower, for which merits are claimed of antfroient impedance to recom mend it to the patronage of the nubile. With our streets in their present aquatic, condition, the remedy proposed is esnseleill opportune, and we shall certainly test the merits of the specimen box we have received without delay. The composition is said to be perfectly water proof, and preservative of leather. AFTERNOON AND EVENING EXHIBITIONS—TEM PLE OF WONDEUE.—The musing Signor Blitz, who makes all hearts happy, will appear to-day at three o'clOok, and in the evening at half put seven. The Rabbits,. Guinea Pigs, and Canary Birds promise to Perform better than usual, and the great Rope Banner and Bobby are to excel alt Omit\ former efforts. Blitz will introduoe surprising neoromantio feats and highly cultivated - powers of ventriloquism. The opportunity for familtos to attend this afternoon should not be for gottenty all who love their children. MIDCHANTEI, BANNERS, AND IhrslNESS•iisn nerally, Will find Holland's Dining Saloons the place to Net, a " hash plate oreoup ," or a good meal , without delay. One trial solicited. HOLLAND, 14 North Second street. WASSMITON'S BIRTII-DAY.—Today Is the an niversary of the birth-day of the Father of his Country. It is a proper time to stir up , afresh the satriotio feelings of every good citizen. It is a time to re new our pledgee of fealty lsithe country, to the kw', and to the conststation ; to smother all angry feshuge, to listen to the tmthrul teachings of.the Farewell Ad dress, and to solemnly resolve that, for the future, we will buy our garments, and our sons' garments, at the Brown Stone Clothing Hall of Reoklull & Wilson, Nos. 003 and 606 Chestnut street, above Sixth. MAJOR ANDRE.' in a satirical poem, entitled "The Cow Chase." published during the Revolution, thus decimated on the dress of our forefathers Their Congre es dollars and'their grog, Their military speeches, Their corn-stalk whiskey for their grog, Black stockings and bine bregehes." The dress of the present generation, like their talk and drink, is vary different. Now they wear the elegant styles of the feel:amiable Clothier, Granville Stokes, No. 607 Chestnut street, talk treason. and drink a variety of villainous compounds, enough to turn the stomach ofan alderman. N. B.—This celebrated clothing establishment has no 'oorin cation with any other in the city. ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS, lIP a 0 Twinma O'CLOCK us: NICIIIT. CONTINENTAL—B.II. corner of Ninth and Chestnut, Al T Cdwden P 0 Donald .7 II Roach & w f __, X J Joe Cashing. Jr. Balt So Detwiler. Wrightsville W A Appleby & la, NJ I Heimpson. Richmond Joshua It Johnson, N Y J it Howell, Philads tabard Prim. Jr, Phila. Capt Giilee.'U II N p Drinker, Montrose .1 Campbell 1c dft .1.1 Y Sus Harrison. N Y J &M ode & la. N y_ rank A Hall. Hoeton Gardner B. Colby, N Y ohn A Hovey, Pude C H BrenenanLanaaster R Morehouse, Philada J 0 Johnson, Memphis A Lehman, Phibula Arthur T Hurd, N Y .1 M Williarpe r N C 0 Potoroy, N YDEelett, St Louis J Lionberger, Paterson , ItfJ j J 13 Will N iams, Missend__ H Goodwin & Is, Boston Mrs Ja h n B blehlullin. Y Samuel Cole,. Hartford E D Masser, mes Phis RP Mace. Texas A C P Maze, Taxes R H Yen Moak, N Y _ti 3 Sprugelberg, N Y Mns A T ?helm. Conn Levi Sprugelberg.N Y Theodore Randolph, N Y Mr Mann, Philo Samuel B Rind e, Boston K W Saunderson,..N Y HO Aldru. N Y 0 13 Detenold. N Y Hon 0 W Savage & la, N I V i tiko, Chicago .G m Calleth, N.l: E A Packer, N i J It Reql i m Prie j n e dniC eity A F Bradshaw., T exan F Ft Scott Vs John Miller ,r( 11. C Magruder alt Y E E Barnes, Nj D Hollidar, Balt Geo Martin. Columbia Dr N F Reed, eon Chasltcooks,Totin . W II Pre pi co, Tenn v. , 0111eEsie, Tenn N .13 Buckingham, Borden Geor, De d H Piourd, France 1111 Hu s ton. t N Y J Oat. Switzerland , John F Plummer, X Y F. D Gem , Id. N Y L W Howe & la, Boston A H Angelic, Salt It ()Fuller. Boston L Valleutine, Boston Miss Nicholson. Mobile D Fabnestook, Bait W B Brooks. Bait Q Arbuthaott. Pittebu rg C :Yager, Pittsburg - JII blon_tgornery, Pa Alt Scranton, Olt lasso John K. Wright, N J Week. Year. —LBO 06 13,001 19 - .1.161 01 9,31616 CERAM) UOUSE—Ohestnnt at., below Ninth, EMatheweon, N 0 W P Lloyd, N 0 8 A A llen, NJ i i P . fichiefer,Mo TE Elliott, Norfolk, VA W Hose, Norfolk', Va Time K. Carson. Ala , Persons, Oa J A Leonard, (De JohnH eatterson. N V YUgton k la. Boston Dr W B Stewart Ft Wayne Joe U Stewart, Pt Wayne 8 Linoolo, Jr, Cambridge Mrs T Barnum. St Louts It 0 B. rnum, St Loon, W Doan, Germantotyn II V Bentatte, Ttoy. N Y Bht Mantissa. Norwioh. et t i e Pit rthrather, lowa B. RJamar. Elkton. hild se T Ferry, Wash, D 0 A Monheimer, N 0 F Laical N J E E Leman, Lan ter T B Bunting,N Y 0 Wetmore, Jr, N Y W F UndertullN Y 0 Spanner es Is. Hartford Jones Martin. k Y JR Brazier Portland, Me L 8 Brown, Portland, Me S Bevis, N C o t Lewis, Lila ?t0,70 1 174fit:, Phila Jas Fry, Lehigh k Fa F Moss, Philo Rudolph Elite, r iln John Moss. Jr,Phlla P (musing & Is. I' E fleldworth, Watertown Ohlorgan, Antrum ffelnuan. Auburn Wlf Illeib &la NY Jos T Dunnevld i N Y 0 W Rlehatdal la, N Y W L,Frnoh, N MINI A Proch A Y Miss Prooh,N Illiammitt, Boston E 8 Rart, N Y N V Rutland. Nuhyi Be J M Cobb. Vs, W Barnes, pt Y N C Barton k la, Richmond ft M5l Taylor & sr, Ohto BJ Conner, gin AriviNlVit V, k . 511,°, 1 °.•.'.Ny $ Biehtsr,N Y T Blotto N Y Mr Williams, Pa Louts Jansr, N 0 W A Etddle, St Joseph .6.094 tons • AMERICAN HOTEL—Chestnnt NG. above Filth, M AVICI , TNiIt., lyinerkTti s ° Jim Runt, N Y tin Allen, Utica, 11 Y 0 P Wiest, Miriersville_ mII Bans, Jr. M Chunk K 3 Brown. Jr, lowa Burtangh, Catasaima JC A Smith, Balt J oi n R Pedriok, Balt W Leahy, Balt CPolk, Del El T Crawford. Del W 0 Korner, hid Thos B Honor, Md John W Lavin, Del Booty Hill, Beaton Time Sohaeffor,_loayton V Torbuner. Toledo, 0 Oeo Cuahman, 8 I Ait Mier, Brooklyn WIl Withere,lnd J H le. Jr. Havre de Grime W Goodwin. B Y 0 M. Newell Mass on 8 Colfog. South Bend Hon 8 Arnold, Conn, A Pond, rr Y It TEm ardt. Lexington YCRose._Albismarlo E D Hen on. New Bern,Ala N Mory,Drryton J A Thom n. N Y 8 Tainlor, M D N Y g li i L l a i ne .ha - J R Whitaker. thila H 0 Taylor. N E M Manih,N Y T &met, Balt MERCHANTS' HOTEL—Fourth HOTEL—Fonrth street. belowi Sante, II McConathy,,Mo . 1W Chadwick, Pittaleg . BR. Taggort , Alla Thos T Miller. Eaton I Harver,Linwood, Pa A M BalMde,_ Reading 0 0 McDonald, Mo ft McGraw, Lancaster John Raney, Lancaster P Moltvoy, Lancaster W H. Knight, Mae Geo Brown, Mae Samuel MOOre, Mo John Taylor. Trenton Win Alexander, lowa H o Ala Packer. Pa. David Bair, Lancaster Mic hael Barry Lancaster') i John Clark. PM's. J L itner Mitt T 8 Mackey, Milton ft Askew, emphis. Tenn 8 J Bryan. Tenn • J Ait Ellis lf Jno.lBtephens, N T A 14 Bush. l' ht la Chas Goodman. Oa 8 Ji. nein, Centreville, Oa J J Northout, Marietta, lla R H Ware go wf, Ohio C Browiii, Jr Quincy, 111.. Aux Denton. Boleros R N McFarland, Paris, Ten W Shortlidge, Bellefonte P AI Stafford, N Y THE UNION HOTEL—Arch street. above Third J Weloott. Texas C Conner. Pittsburg W H McOwen, Zane rvlle R C warner, Pittsburg Alias M Thom:wen, N J Miss M A Oriscorn, N J J Thompson, N J .7 M Carpenter. N J ' B. F Onernin, Placenixville It tihanklnna, Wash Q Stnith, Phil& .1 B tiliseter L ßeading J hi. W Celia. Lancaster 0 Mendl, wheeling O.H Jane., 'I amaqua Win Zeig , er. Indianapolis 8 Wood, Ohio W Rash. Omaha city H R Rush. Hanover. 0 E P Rhodei,BridegPort,o /Ulna Gibbs, Del Chas Swan, Trenton. N J .1B Hounum.Cnambarsburg CH Buehler, Gettysburg thas 8 Fowler, Jeaneville Win Underwood, Pa V Anderson. PittsburgHuliek Easton a H Weld, Olen_ Hope ' D John K. Wells, Vs ml CI Wells, Va JONES' ROTEL—Ofteatant st., below Seventh. obt Foriythe, Chteago ft E Nichol., Phila .lohn MeCullongh. N y J 151 Avery. N Y 8 Livingston Backs co Albert Emeriek, Phjln J Carpenter; Prot', R I Milo Bsitliff,Sloy, 1:1 , eo McDowell, n J p B Lame, N J B Cartrifht, Pa T M bailsman. N J G Pell, Y A Moffit, fit John,N /3 ,C Chase, rioaton ,Lfohnson & wf,Jey_ City W Murray & Jet City W Carter & Is, N Y E 8 Williams, Pi Y Otis, N Y ST. LQUIB HOTRL—Chestnut street. ebovo Third.! John Tiairinstort, Phil& 8 Frank, N 0 Putnam W Taft. Msee Jae 8 bynoh, N J 9 hos L Addison Reading B Mollinenn, N Y Olias N Y AlvinVolburn, Mass JForay , le, Y M Field, Newark, N J A o Geo Notin, N Y STATE® UNION HOTEL—Market et., above Sixth. DR Culbortson Verbal...Pa .IHewes. Potter's Mills Eugene orr, Phi lad'a B 0 Orono, Harrisburg AWinfluill. Lewistown M Closes?. Columbia 74 Bender. York ' Win Etwanis Jaa P_Otimptiell,Philmrs 1 Harvey Sunny Side &Williams. Louisville E Oray. Wrist Chester Wm 11 Wstt, Latrobe. H D O h m Pittsburg O Harris, Yorkeo NATIONAL 110TRL—Batie street, above Third. , II 8 tzeohnian, Easton fl Bhennon. rieh Hamm N.l Huns Joker. Pa Ju Wise. Allentown J 8 Chandler, hiretefoarn 01114 pp HIP to. Myerelown D Thompson,. Wilmington P N Eby, t AY, 86 Gminger York 00, 14111,mins, goading W Well, Allentown • P Welts, Allentown John Bowman, Pottsville comIitERCIAI,, HOTEL—Sixth et., above Chestnut. W' It Wlster,'Phila R Jankton, Ki!sore John Phillips • Penny paske,r W c's Wm C Dlokey. Chester no MW Wnanight, Phmmasoe I Manic &la, Cheater oo D W Ralston._ del no, Pk (Ito P Leedom, Del 00, Pa Wm Buthr, tad BALD EAGLE HOTEL—Third at., above Callowhill. Dnesbaoh, Mauch (Munk W Hammond, Bucks oo John Ha rheas?, Heading A Sieger Pa Jaooh Wastmer, Atoka to Edmund Doges, Bethleh'm BLACK BEAR ROTEL;—Third at., above Callowhill B 0 Bowtnan. Pa Cuss 'Harper. Senkentown John Harsh, Peansbuns W Ramer, Pe bars Y I) Moysr. Ridg Pete Washington e Valleg pooh tiros°, R nna idts Valley r, A Ache!, Baltoror ,Anton Peters, Washington star Wanner, Kutatown .IHattltiona bi nestown LHoppel, Stonersville JRHi 1, Barng ' W Kline, Eatlville 'Hsieh i Gerling, Pa Sarni Begreaves, Reading MERCHANTS' HOUSF—Third stroke. ab. Cs T Wdaan, Montcom'y co JP Kreis, Pintington, Pa W Wolf, Gormotntora C Jorrett. Mnntgomety co 8 R Plesentd, Rending H Sehnuenucn, Allentown D 8 Althowo, Reading , EAGLE HOTEL—Third street, above Rad. J Durban, Pa, C Hughes, Boston\ ion B Cox as la, Easton It Smiller, N J T H Jones & la, 8 C W hl a A i frank Yarnell, Pittebareil Kett Adams, Bethlehem - Weet & in. Ream, , A Jones. Lebanon. i ra nn W . Frank, Winston kAit=l,,ii'l *hem VBl,rygolf,,N J 0 Giblems, N Y B Jacobs, ...ew Rayon J D Marehbank tic eon, J C Btroheeker, Roadmgral M OharnbAßM,n, Pa R Montgomery, C E Mist Adkins,' Delaware BARLEY BHELP HOTEL—Second st.. below Vine. C Wood. Bunke ao J Barney, Beek, no Oeo L Smite, Conn A Bicker. Newtown W H Norton,' Reading Hobs Beane. /bloke an John Barren. Bunks co D Jarrett, Hatboro VS - Kitchen. Bucks en Taylor, Edsewnot Tim Janney, Newtown Jam e Moon, Newtown B . 13 IMO', Lane City,ET J C Rich, Bucks co, Pa at W Balderson, Pa H C Watson, Bucks an C F Stapler, Bunks on . T W Stspler, Busks so Thom Ent, Lambertville Wildman, Bucks on C,17 LMISOII, Pa . SAVING FUND—NATIONAL SAFOTT TRUST CODlPA?iY.—Chaitered by the State of Penneyloam. •BAILES. 1. Money is received every day, and in any amount, larSejr rAVE PltP ,cg,NT. interest is paid for money from the day it is put in, 6."Ths Money Is always paid hack in GOLD whenever it la caltail for, nn& without notice. . 4,l l 4aney Mrsoelyea from, Executors, Administrator; Gitardinns, and other Trustees, in large or small sums, to yo is a ions or short period, 6. The money received from Depositorain invested in frofEstopr, Mortgagee;Gronnd Rants, and other first elaa,66liiitlo6:, .3 . • , • . 6. One open every day—WALNUT Street, southwest comer Third attest. Philadelphia. CITY -ITEMS. THE PRESSez-PHILADELPHIA; WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22; 1860: IMPORTATIONS. [Reported for The Press./ BLOCK BAYER, Jam—Brig Triad-3d hlida ausar 11 bbla do 15 puncheons rum 265 tone logwood /) 10 Wets tar & Co MOBILE—Bahr M A MoNell-444 bales cotton T 1 Pa- Iprtloll & CO; GO do M i ejr & =slot 1 box indite X Ba sin; 21 empty casks say. Collins & Co; 60 tone old iron s old metal 49 ales cotton 7 etas mdse order. WILMINGTON. N C—Bohr Cameo—AO bales yarn Kay & MoDevitt; 48 do J Woodward ik Bon; 25 do cot ton Knight & Bell; 15 bide seta turpentine Ma do rosin Cochran & Russell; 21 bags fruit 2co fur Waterman & Young; 74 do fruit lungormh & BmithllB bbla do Barrett & Martin;ll vkgs do Wise, Puppy & Wile; 9do Bul lion; 9do Beaumont & Oak; 800 bare iron Phosnix Iron ern 118 bags wheat It Kirkpatrick & Co; 19.715 test lum• ber Malone & Taylor; 12 pkgs mdse 167 empty *asks to order. MARINE INTELLIGENCE. HER FOURTH PADS. Bark Charlotte E Tay. Hugie . s. from Rlo de Janeiro Rh Jan, with 404 hags coffee to order. Left ships Sam Dunning, Skolfield, from Cardiff; Carioca, Heffner, from Philadelphia; Banshee, Kean, from Boston; Corium Ward, from do; Esther, Leslie,from Richmond• baike Wheatland, Deepening, trom Baltimore; Bailie Melt s, Rogers, from Richmond; Chantioleer, Hatch. from 1 U- W 11; Roanoke, Thompson, from Pernambuco; H A fie Bhenson, 8 nab, from London; brigs Coills, Oran, fm oston; Breeze, Outerbridge, from Lisbon; Virgo la. Hammy, from Richmond. Jan 20th, lot 19 B. long 3610 passed ship Conquest; 24th. tat 9458. long 3510, el eke olipper ship John Tucker. from Boston. 27 days wilt seine day pawed a brig showing a blue flag with a cross and a red border on the inner edge of it; 26th, 48, long 3 , 1 spoke bark J A Hazard. (rein Pernambuod for New ] f ork; Feb 3d, tat 14 60. long 6660, raised brig &deign, steering Bluth; Nth, lot 6760, long 74, at 11 A M, fell in with the bark Ferris, of Liverpool with her ensign made with in the mizzen rigging. union down; she was lying along under close reefed topeal and (ore tomast staysails. heading to the westward; ran down to p her and found she was abandoned; the long boat was gone, small boat lashed on deck, chains bent, ice, and vessel apparently in good order. Bent Mr Brown , our first mate, with two men. on board, to ter and get her into the nearest port. On getting on board they hauled down tte flag, nod kept her in tight until night. (Bee Memoranda and Cape Island despatch. The 0 T arrived at the Breakwater oil Saturday. The cargo of the Ferris annelidan of 674 tibia roam 6 bbls tar, 414 bole spirits turpentine. and 3120 staves.) Brig Triad. Brown. from Black River, Jam. Jan 224 with sugar. rum. and. logwood for New Wetzlar Co. Left brigs Neander, ( BO Rood, for New York Jail 46th; Bea lark, McFarland, for New York, arrived 21st from Kingston. City Ice Boat, Sehellinger, 6 hours from Reedy Inland, having towed thereto bark Joseph Maxwell which re mained. Towed up from Cheater aohr 81 3 Wheeler. from Cienfuegos. (Correspondents of the Philadelphia Exchange./ PORT PENN, Del. Fob 20-6 P. M. I am informed that the ice_has carried away the upper deck of the steamer Major Rey bold The City Ice Beat hes just come to harbor with bark Joseph Maxwell. for Laguayra, and a lug has brought in a harm brig. Below the lighthouse a tug is towing two barks and two 'ohm Through the glass I cap Just discern what appear to be three schooners, nailing up. At the whal here are the sehr Mary Johnson and sloops Mary Ityle,JHlmard. Two Brothers, and Attraction, all bound out. Wind 13 SW—weather moderate. Yours, tee. SAML. B. CLEAVER. ET irsdatexion. (Oorrespondenoe of The Preis.) New Yong. Feb 21. Bark E B Front, from Trinidad,. brigs Arabella, from Aepinwall; Webster Kelly, from Cardenas: Enron, from Cienfuegoe. PROW DENCIC, Feb2l. The brig Omuta Belle, from Santa Crux. Cuba, with mahogany and molasses, went ashore on Gardner Point, Long Island. during the snow storm on the lath. She is a new vowel, and it is supposed was not omen injured. MEMORANDA. 'Steamship Cambridge, Howes, sailed from Boston 20th test, for Philadelphia. past eam erd ay hip r Delaware. ca nnon , cleared at New York to Philadelph Ship Wyoming, Burton, 39 days from Liverpool for Philadelphia, was epoken yesterday, so miles 8 88 of Sandykflook. Bark Conrail, Salsbury, helm*, arrived at .ißlohmond 20th inst. Bark Ann E Grant, Swain, from New York, arrived at Richmond 00th inst. Bark.. • • • • Nashua, Lewis, from Charleston, arrived at Bal timore yesterday. l e 3; r iJohn Welsh. Fat.ld, from Galveston, arrived at New rkill ' gds. a lfaboook. from Wilmington, NO, ar 'sad at New York yeeterday, n rEhre Mary H Melvin, from Smyrna, and J R Mitchell. Morns, from Dover, Del, arrived at N York yesterday. Bohr C H Moller. Allen, from Norfolk for Boston, ar rived at New York yesterday. Behr Julia Elmlth, Crowell. from Jacksonville, arrived at New York resterder. Bohr Black Bird, Campton, from New Orleans, arrived at Baltimore yesterday. Bohr Robbie W Dillon. Marts from Wilmington, NC, for Boston, arrived at Holmes H ole 17th Met, with loss of fore topmast and J ibboom—remained 20th. SPECIAL NOTICES. Gnov & BARNS'S CELEBRATED NOISELESS FANIILY BEwzmo-ritscniNse, AT &EDUCED PRICES. ?SO CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA. ONE PRICE OLOIIIING OP TRH LATEST Brims.. mule in the best manner, expressly for RE TAIL SALM LOWEST selling prices marked in Plods Figures. All goods made to order warranted cilia factory. Our ONE-PRICE system is strictly adhered to, as we believe this to be the only fair way of dealing. All are thereby treated alike. JONES & CO., seB-tf SU MARK ET Street, SEAMEN'S SAVING FIIND—NORTIEWEST CORN£I9. Sitcoms and WALNUT re ceived In small and large amount', from all classes of 'the community, and altowa interest at the rate of FIVE YEA CEN r. per annum. Money may be drawn by checks without lowa of in terest. Office Open daily, from 9 until 5 o'elook, and on Mon day and Saturday until nine in the °yawns. Presi dent. FRANKLIN FELL; Treasurer and Secretary. CHAS. M. MORRIS. SALAMANDER, PHIS•PROOP SAPES,—A very large assortment of SALAMANDERS for silo it roa sonable prices, N 0.301 CHESTNUT Bt.. Philadelphia. nu23-tf EVANS dr, WATSON. Bnrona's Sswnra !GommEs. N 0.2 Sewing hisehines— No.l Sewing Machines 90 The Family Sewing Machine, 75 The Family Sewing Machine— SO 1. M. SINGER & CO., 093-5 m No. 609 CHESTNUT Street, HARRIS' BOUDOIR SEWING MACIIINII. IMPROVED DOUBLE-THREAD. FIRST PREMIUM AT EVIIIIY Flll. PhilsAelphia Offloe, 720 ARCH Bt. Agents wanted. fell-3m MARRIED. M BOLA R. -S the rest derma of the bride's parents, on Tuesday. February 11, byte Rev. rolomon Reitz. Alfred .1. Medlar. of the firm of Medlar it Oro.. Pelmylkill Haven. to Carrie E. second daughter of Henry Saylor of the rame place. • SMITH FRY.--On the evening of February 16th. at 8 o'clock. by Rev. H. M. Stout. at AU Sainte' Church. Mr. Greenwood Smith to Miu Hannah O. In both of this city PA RSONS—NICHOLSOU.—On the 18th inst., by Rev. .1. Maxwell. Mr. Maoist M.. Parsons to Mimi Amanda lii cholson. all of this city. HU'PTON—TATEAL—In Camden. on the 16th inst.. by Rev. Dr Stuart. Mr. David W. J. Hutton to Mary W. Totem, daughter of the late Allan M. Tatep, allof Phil•delPhie. tIODDICK—READ.—On the 18th tut at St. Paul's M. E. parsonage, Catharine street. by Rev. J. E. Mere dith.Mr, Chu. E. Ruddick, of Philadelphia, to Miss Kato B. Stead, of Norristown. DIED. JACKSON.—On Tuesday, the 21st inst., Elizabeth, in fant dlinghter of Frame A. and Mary G. Jackson. • BUCK.--at Chestnut Hill, on Tuesday morning. Feb. 21st. Ma C.. only daughter of Frances N. anal Jane E. Book, in the 26th year of her are. Her friends and those of the family are invited to at tend her funeral, from the residence of her father, on Friday. the 24th 'net., at isn't:lock. • e OSSOIJRN.--eit lintel d' Orient Cairo. Egypt. on the 211 h of January last. Lewis G. Osbourn. of the late firm of Waterman, Osbourn, k Co., of this city, in the 46th year Menge MoCitftTY.—On the 20th inet., Elishs CoCarty, in the 456 year of his age. Funeral from hie late residence, corner of Richmond and William st eels, Richmond, on Thursday morn • In .ll.l% f gatile-On the lath inst., Miss Sarah Ander sen. aced 78 years. Funeral from her late residence. northeast corner of Catharine and Lebanon streets, this (Wednesday)after noon. M 2 o'clock. • SCHELL.—On Sundav evening the 19th inet., Thos. I Stockton, son of John F. Schell, n the net year of his age. Funeral from his father's,residence, No. 425 North Teth street, this (Wednesday) morning, =d inst., at 10 o 'clock. NEILL.—On the 19th Inst.. Mrs, Mary J. Neill, wife of Henry W. Neill, and daughter of John J. Smith, in the 11th year of her age. Panoral from her father's residence, in Centreville. below Kaighn'e Point near the Baptist Church, east of the ra ilroad , New Jersey, this ( Wednesday ) morning, at 10 n Monk, .1350 tiv N.—On the 20th inst., Elizabeth Brown, aged about 75 years. Fnaeral_from the residence of her erin-in- law, Henry Davison. No. 1325 South street, this (Wednesday) aftnr no. at 3 o'elook. WajTAKF.R.--On the 20th that., William 'Henry eon of Gabriel and Jane Whitaker, aged 2 years and 10 months. • OA RTI,AND.—On the 211th Nit, Fll sabeth C. Whill d(n. daughter of Simon and Caroline A. Gartland, aged 4votre and 5 months. The relatives and friends of the femily are respeet fully invited to attend the funeral, (min the residence O rr Fier fd.44l)TrieNrnoi;o3sn, Sou th rTOMN,thwiglieenete ib is then notice • DANNELS.—On the 19th Inet., after a lingering sickness, William C. Hannah', In the Soh year of hie age Punta's( from the residence of his renther. No. 1326 Abair (late Miller) at., this (Wednesday) afternoon, at 2 o clock. SUTTO37.—In Norristown, on the morning of the 19th Ines.. Lizzie, wife of Dr. J. L. Button, in the Mb year of !Wave. Funeral from the residence of her husband. on Swede street, near Chestnut, Norristown, this (Wedneedni) repay. at 11 for. own , nn the 19th inst., Mrs. Susan '4 ' l)&4, wi fe er Jima' Meciary. Funeral from the resits nne of her husband, East Wel ; nut et.. Germantown, this (Wednesday) a fternoon f at 2 o'clank,_ DECAURSEY.—On the lAA Inst.. NM Sarah Ann Deormrsey, in the tath year of her age. Funeral from the late residence other son, hack of 511 t.. telletr Green, this (Wednesday) mop at 10 o'c lock. RN F. 13 T.—On the 18th inst., Mre. Harriet U. wife ohn D. tamest, daughter of the late Thomas Rich ards, of thii city, in the 46th rear of her age. Funeral from the residence of her husband, 760 Flo. ride at.. above Catharine, this ( Wedneedar )aftenaoon, at 2 o'clock. M. trAY.—on Saturday, the 18th inst., Mr. John Miley, in the 01 year of his ego. Pueeral this r Wednesday !afternoon, at 1 o'clock. Hie relatives and friends, and also the Pc. Union Benevolent Smutty, Me invited to attend MARSITL.—On Puerta,' morning, the 190 i inst., at hie resi arm., corner of Fourth and Market streets, Castile ew Jersey. John Marshall, Sr,, in the Goth year o( P ie age, Funeral thin Mednesday) morning, at 10 o'olook. IRESSON & SON, PREVIOUS TO RE MOVAL to their ew Store. (No. 918 ffiIEST NUT Street.) will Bell o ffs vere' large lota of Sl' oMO GOODS. . . . AT PRICES BELOW TllF.6(ist OF lAIPORTA TION, And have now read _y for sale Second Mourning Brillients_, Oinrhams, Mounding de Leiner. Chally de Leiner, Earoxog, Clonels, Cherie, Mohave, Tanjore, Lustros, Chintzes, Laos Sleeves, Laoe Sets, he., &n. BERSON to SON.yourging Store, fag No. 808 OtiESTri UT Street. GRAND MILITARY CELEBRATION ON WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY, Feb. 23, citTo:borough. Philadelphia. The r.rii of the GIRARD COLLEGE PASSENGER RAILWAY COMPANY will run. at short intervals through the day, from SECOND and ARCH Streets, to convey pa /enters to witness the removal of the re mains of the Virginians slain in the Revolutionary war. and the ceremony of laying a corner stone of m mono ent to lia i ereeted to their memory. An imposing or ray of military will be present on Ws interesting w ee:non. fllThit line will be formed at It o'clock, on Mein street, Manayunk. The Scott Legion, Captain William H. Gray. is detailed Bathe firing en arty. Thu military will be reviewed by Motor b WM r . n S p I3L r ORT, Secrets'''. ri NOTICE..--THE BIEMHERR OF SE LECT AND COMMON COUNCIL'S and the IVE'ADS OP DEPARTMENTS of the Municipal Go vernment are reested to assemble m th C(IMMON COUNCIL CHA M BER, at half pant nine o 'clock THIS MORNING,. to celebrate the anniversary of the BIRTII ON WAS i" INGTON. WASNINGTON'S PA FIRWELL ADDREEPI will be read by HGEACE BINNEY. Etl. J. BAR Guy CARDING. Clork el - Meet COUnCiii, WM. F. S MALL. It Clerk of o.mmon Council, KruiL A IRT T II.A f F EB. d i.1 ? 18.0.- AlR,AWirikAingfillAilikrufgeoB'4 NY, held this dal, .Boa. elected OE W. Company, to All the vaoancy 00014110Clga by the dooms of lion. Joel Janet, JAB. AINORD, Ibl3-rawf thoretary. THE CHATTEL BONDHOLDERS OF the CO PAN) ? WHIAMSFOET and ERI E GrROAI) COMPANY are requested to.„Oall at the OFFIGE OF THE COMPA N Y. 308 WALNUT Street, between the hours of 12 M. and 2 V. M., present the ir bond*. and elan the power o f attorney authonseu n 7 their Conunittee, without delay. A, M. JONES, BORDEN, TREO. LEE, felB-et Committee of Chattel Bondholders. rr --. OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD ll 7 :l r PANY.—ProLADlLPltia.februerY 13,E 0 1. nileTl TO STOCKHOLDERS.— he Annual Eiflo. Oen for Directors will be held on MONDAY, the filth day of Mareh,lB6o. at the office of the Company. No. D T Routh THIRD Street. The polls will he opened from 10 o'olook A. M. until 6 o'clock P. Al. Hasher° pr shares transferred within sixty dae next preceding the election will entitle the holder orOder. thereof to Vote. EDMUND SMITH, felt-thl6 Secretary. ihrGRAND RALLY OF THE 'FRIENDS OF TEmpEaeropE.—The YOUTHS' TEM ANCE SOCIETY, of the Rev. JOIIN CRAM CHURCH, will celebrate their Twentieth An piyersary at CONCERT HALL, on WELINEBD EVENING. February 224, [the birthday of the 11m mortal Washington.] All the friends and snottottors of the glorious cause are earnestly invited to be present. The exercises will be of he most interesting _ohmmeter. Addrewies are expeotet from Rev. JOAN CRAM. MW B, the great Champ on of Temperance and other distinguished speakers. icketa can be obtained of any ng of the members, or at the Hall, on the eyeng of the entertainment fele.stuw3t. DYSPEPSIA.—PIrTY YEARS INDE. SCRIBADLE AGONY from DYSPEPSIA, Ner vousness. Sickness at the Stomach, and Vomiting, have been restored by DU HARRY 'S 13811010 m health-re storing REVALEN rA ARABICA FOOD. Upwards of 60,000 cures, and ninny thousand testimonials. Packed, with full instructions, in canisters. I pound, CIO;12 pounds. SIT—% latter memo free on re ceipt of cash. Bold at t o Depot, 213 South THIRD Street, by H. MUNRO, rinetpal Agent for United States, and by MI Grocers an DYBP.N, d Drus ales. PSIA. Perfeat dletior A stion7F neri;se,.and refreehing Weep g'Xer X RIZ " tie ft lit h ui t a I t: above, Irth circulars and teetimonials from eminent persons in England and A manila. felS•lnt• PAIDFIRE DEPARTMIeNT--$l6O PRE i l 3 has beep dopes tad,. with the un dersigned, a fund which is designed to invite proposals for a plan to organize a PAID FIRE DEPARTMENT for the City of Philadelphia. In accordance with the wishes of the Contributors, the subscribers hereby offer a premium of ONE HON DA', D AND FIFTY DULL ARS for the host plan, in detail, for such an organization, combining effioienoy economy, and simplicity. Said plan must be presents to either of the eubsonbere, on or before the 20th February next. January 30, WO. Whf. NEAL, C. hI ACA LESTER, WM. WELSH, OEO. WILLIAMS fel-wfkm 12t THOMAS POTTISR. DRY-GOODS JOBBERS. CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, gio. LIPPINCOTT 80 PARRY, IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS, No. 200 MARKET, AND No. 0 S. SECOND ISM, I , IIILADELPHIA, Invite the attention of the Trade to their large stook of SPRING! GOODS FOR MEN AND BOYS' WEAR. OP TOR PEST , ROME AND FOREIGN MANUFACTURE. fen-Int JAS. R. CAMPBELL & CO.. IMPORTIRS AND WHOLXIIALII DEALRDI IX DRY GOODS. LINENS, WHITE GOODS, OLOTHA OAI3BESIERES, BLANKETS, STUFF GOODS, ao .1114-3mlt No. 717 CHESTNUT SOW. INSURANCE COMPANIES. 4 MERTOAN FIRE INSURANCE CO., rx INCORPORATED ISIO—CHARTER •PERPET- U AL. No. MO WALNUT Street, above Third, Philadelphia.. Raving a large paid-up Capital Stook and Surplus In vested In sound and available Securities, continue to Insure on Dwellinrio. Sores, Furniture, Merchandise. Vessels in Port and their cargoes, and other pargouai Property. All losses liberally and promptly adjusted. DIRISCIIIIOI. Thoa. R. Marie. John T. /Awl,. John Welsh, Jamea R. Campbell, Samuel C Plorton, Edmund 0. Dutilh, Patna Brady, Israel M orris Chas. . W. You Easy, THOMAS R. MARIS, Frolichint ALBERT C. L. CRAWFORD, 9earetAry. 1421-ti TELE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE OOMPANY OF NEW YORK, Useta: SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS, 'NMI = I,l,6,ll,llmcpinaltisexi;goAl./a. The premlanue are LOWER than In many other Compa nies, and the Dividends have DOOR ORIATER. nil 11l WWI, MUTUAL C9lll2Mr. BRAN DO Stookholdem so that ALI. THE: P PILGER DO THE INTORID. Pamphlets, and every information, may be had mune, on applioation to F. RATCHFORD STARR. A_senL B. W. oorner FOURTH and WALNUT Streets. PHILADELPHIA Rf o aLF.NORB: Thymus Robins. welsh. Mordecai L Dawson, rriv. Stuart, Oeorce M. Stroud, lishe l inminy, . ohn - B Myers, 'g I i e n P 1 14 . Pa terson , t tvc a, illlam . gdwig. rou. dma, homes H. Powers, leorge WFl'oland, William MaKee. hos. Watling,. ne-Illf • COPAR INERSHIP NOTICES. TSUI CRAVEN, StrOOEMOR TO THE AL late firm of BRADY & CRAVEN. will continue the EXCHANGE DIMNESS. as usual, at the old stand, No. 45 South TRIED West.. Ilneurrept Money and EPeole honht at the lowest prices, and Collections attended to wiropromptness. fel2.3t• 18H1 CRAVEN. NEW PUBLICATIONS. NEW EDITIONS OF THE REV. AL BERT BARNES' WORKS!! Published this day by— LINDSAY & BLAKISTON, No. SS South BIX Ht set, above CHESTNUT. THEI. WAY OF SALVATION. Illustrated in a Series of Diseourses. By Rev. Albert Barnes. One volume. 12mo. Price At. 11. THE ATONEMENT; In Its relations to Law and Moral Oovarnmmr. Ivol. Ilmo. Prove $l. 111. PRACTICAL SERMONS. Designed for Vacant Congregations and familiet% 1 vol.. limo. Priori SI. As specimens of Theologicall reasoning s of homiletic ability and completeness, and of praotical Tensions reeling, we know of writings of Mr. Baynes superi or. Tloy aro clear in thought. thorough in reasoning, and animated in style.—N. Y. A'venielist. JANDBO & BI,M(ISTON. Publishers and Booksellers, fe22 No. 25 South SI XTH St.. above CHESTNUT. HEATON & DENORLA, HARDWARE conuinssroN MERCHANTS, 007 COMMERCE and 510 NORTH STREET. AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF OUT NAILS. HOLLOW WARE. CAST, BLISTER. AND !AIRMAN STEELS, Whieh, with a complete auortmeat of AMERIOAN HARDWARE They offer for male at MANUFACTURERS' FRIOF4. foB.wfinku if COLORED PHOTOGRAPHS ! IV RY T Y P DADUERREOTYPES I AT MOO E E NO. SUS CHESTNUT STREHT, Below Seventh tom:mite Jayna's Hall). $l. PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS. $l. Those who desire a really aplendid PHOTOGRAPH should WI at this THE OLDEST-ESTABLISHED AND MOST SIX PENSIVE PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY IN THE STATE. Copies of DAD UERREOTYPES or Ambrotypes, of any moo, finished in Omer" Vu., WA7IIIII-CoLOR. }Walt, Or NoRYTTPEI. dl3-Dm LUMNI ASSOCIATION -CENRTAL RIGA HCHOO..—At the semi-annual meeting, February 15th,1860, the following resolutions were unit =toilets adopted: Resoterd. 'Ph it the Alumni Association of the Cen tral Ifigh School have heard with the profoundest re gret the doternimation of their President. Frederick litter,Esq., to decline a renomination to that office, whose duties he has so lone and faithfully discharged. liesolvtd. That the Association hereby offer to Mr. 'Beyer their warmest and "interest thanks for his ems". gentleness, and impartiality in performing his official duties throughout the tenlyears of his Presidency. Resolved, That these resolution' be published in three of the daily It I). W. HOWARD. President. * CHAS. E. DUCKWALTER, Bee'y. LARGE AND VALUABLE STOOK mom of Scale■ mall= oat at (heftily Reduced Priem at 425 CH N bITNUy btreet. .•. . 611/ WO worth Stan lard Weight Borden, oompronne an assortment of all gizes. . . . . Counter, Portable Plat form, Warehouse, Hay, Coal, Cattle, and Railroad Seale., Purchaser. will find it for their interest to call and examine the above mood. et • N 0.05 CIIIIETTNUT STREET. Philadelphia. CHAS. A. the aboveattention of country merchants to called to the above Mock. fe22.lm LIFE•SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS IN OIL A- 4 are made from small Daguerrentvpos nr Ambro types, and ere much superior to Painted Portraits. dee those nt Reinier'e Gallery, snort') Street, above Green. TO COIN COLLECTORS.—United States Coins and Medals purchased at a high premium or exeliansen for Books. tee., by EDWARD COGAN, 10 North TENTH Street; also, for sale. the following Catalogues: Priced Catalogue of sale of I. N. T. Levlok's Coin., 50 cents. American Store Cards, (410 note. . J. Miekley's Dates and Degrees of Rarity of Uni ted Rates Caul, to cents. The three Catalogues for 83 c a n t o , fell lin• EDvgq) COGAN. SOAPS. 2 ,7 VAN HAAGEN & MoKEONFIII CELEBRATED ORIENTAL, DETERSIVE, CHEMICAL OLIVE, EXTRA PALE, PA I.E. BROWN. FULLING TOILET, &e. For sale 111 the sole agent; for the mannfetet ureic TRA I & MAK BONE, 22 and 24 9. WRA.RVES. Also who elide dealer; in COCOANUT, COPTON SEED, PALM AND ELA INE (ILLS. felB-swtr CANDLES, PARRAVINE WAX. PURE 8 PE RMACIETI, CHEMICAL SPERM, ADAMANTINE. Assorted sixes. I' Baked In plain or fano, boxes to suit an marks For sale bre agent/ of_t heanufacturers, THA N dr MoREONIL t2and XIII WHARVEd nr,TAit DRY GOODS SPRING OF 1860. NEW GOODS L. 3, LEVY & CO. Are opening deny n very UREAT VARIETY -.., NEW GOODS, Balloted with grant care in PARIS AND LYONS, For their ohms RETAIL TRADE During this week they Will receive nearly 100 OABEFI OF STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS, Of their own importation, from tho steamer Arago, and other steamers now !MIMI. Of many of the goods, samples are now being exhibited. The assortment i■ not only very extensive, but is also remnrkable fur the very choice oharsotor of the goals. The following artiolee will be found in variety FOULARD 3ILKB GRENADINE FLOUNCI3D DREBBER FLOUNCED BAREOE ROSES SUPERB OROANDIES. RICH CHINE BILKS AND BODES SMALL CHECKED BILKS. PARIS LAWNS AND PERCALES ENOLIBII and FRENCK CHIXTZEEL NEW PRINTED bIOUSSELINE NEW TRAVELLING MATERIAL ATOUBSBLINE DE CHINE. 1110U8SHLINB DH BOTH NEW CHIMES AND DRILLIANTE JOUVIN and ALEXANDRE'S GLOVES SUPERIOR ENGLISH HOSIERY SHIRTING} LINENS, of superior InAk ec !MEETINGS AND TABLE LINENS NAPKINS, DOYLIES and TOWELINOS LONO CLOTH BHIRTINOS HUPERIOR BLANKETH CAMBRIC and JACONETH LACE MUSLINB FRENCH MUSLIM CAMBRIC and JACONET EDOINOB SUPERIOR lITHRI, SKIRTS, of new forms A greet variety of new articles for gentlemen's we MOURNING GOODS, In all the new articles manufaatured FOR SPRING Do2lo-31 1109 AND 811 CHESTNUT STREET THORNLEY K CIIISAI Would invite special attention Tn Mftvnificent Stock of NEW BPRINg 000 DB, Bought cheap for cash. and will be cold Correspondingly cheap. Among which will be found VERY RICE FOULARD Neat Checked and Plaid Silk., Rich Chen. and Brocade Bilks. BEd r SLACK SILKS. 'Beautiful New Styles of Drava Goode. Frili?and Englieh Chintzes and Brillientee. pet Kid %wog, lloeierr . and Alt. The 0 CAtifIINIERES FORUM' WEAIt. The hest makes of Domestro Muslim Irish Linensof our own importation, etc.. kO., All at Prices u Low as the Lowest, At the N. E. 'minor fe22 EIGHTH and SPRING GARDEN. THE LAST DAY IS FIXED FOR SELL -. inr first wieldy REOULAR BERLIN KNITTINO ZEPHYRS. Double. Singlo.or Spltt, AT 15 CENTS PER OUNCE, The piles elsewhere bele,. fo Cents 'per ounee. Ladle. who Haute at =min:lent for future use will do well. MAXWELL'S, ELEVENTH nod CIieSTNU P Sta. REAL. CASHMERE KNITTING EPHYRS, In doable, moils, or split, are offer ed, for the present. at MEDIUM PRICE AS THE IMITATIONS AND QUALITIES OP ZEPHYRS ARE Bold elsewhere. 10 one,, per oz. J. 0. MAXWELL, k SoN, TRIMMINOS, MULCTS, AND ZEPYR, feZi•tf if ELEVENTH and CH ENTN FANCY DRY GOODS. BURNETT. SEXTON. & SWEARINGEN' Inporters of . FANCY GOODS. ENGLISH AND OERDIAN HOSINRY. MEN'S PUIINISIIING ODOM LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS. SKlRTS—Slintland Wool. Zephyrs, and VARIETIRS. - No. 419 .41A.R14.Er eaItEET. fen-11.40 STILL AHEAD! DOUGLAS & SHERWOOD'S NEW SHIRT, THE "BELLE OF THE SOUTH," The moat Parka and Beautiful Skirt ever produoed MADE WITHOUT CLASPS, and warranted not to get out of order, in 8, 11, 16, 90, 25, 30, 33, 40, and 50 BOOM EVERY LADY IS REQUESTED TO EXAMINE THEM BEFORE PURCIIAHINO OTHER MAKES. WholArcle Dealers impelled by DODOLAS A SHERWOOD, 61, 68, and 36 WHITE Street, felo-lin NEW YORK. H. DUHRING & 00.. N o s. 96 and 29 NORTH FOURTH STRIIET4 Are now reoolving, by suoop/elva arrival, from Eu rope, their SPRING IMPORTATIONS OP INULIBII AND GERMAN HOSIERY, GLOWS, AND BIdAl4l, WARM Machine Bowing Bilk and Thread—and solioat an In spection of their oomplate and well-sasortel. stook— ssrectstcy ADAPTED TO SOUTHRRN AND WRATERN TRADE. 140 -ant CHINA AND QUEENSWARE. WRIGHT, SMITH. & CO., MINA, GLASS, AND QURENSWARE. PITTSBURG. AGENCY, GLASS, NAILS, deo., delttered rrom the 1• Rotor? AT MANUFACTURERS' PRICES. GRANITE BUILDING, No. 5 North FIFTH throat, 54-tntwOrn PAILADF.LPHIA. T URNBULL, ALLEN, & CO., IMPORTERB AND WHOLESALE DEALERS CHINA AND QUEENSWARE. Noe. 93 and 96 SOUTH FOURTH STREET. (Between Market and Chestnut streets.) PITTIOVAG OLAIS AOHNCT. CLAM,OM( on HT TIM PACICAOX, AT MANUFACTURNR PRICES. BOYD 8a STROUD, IMPORTERS & JOBBERS, Rave now on hands oompleto Stook of QUEENSWARE, GLASSWARE, and FRENCH and ENGLISH CHINA At their Old Staid, No. 90 NORTH FOURTH Et. four doors below erehants' Hotel, to whack they In 'rite the attention o WHOLERALX 111/ I ERA. Sir Agin TII VOIR Purranuna OL•as. fe3-3m SEWING MACHINES. WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINES. HENRY COY, Agent, 818 CHESTNUT STREET, SECOND FLOOR, Machines, with Operators, on hire to Private Families. BRANCH (micas I T Went STATE Street, Trenton, N. J. 1W CENTRAL SQUARE, Easton, Fa. Dil9-em ViT I I, 00X & GIBBS' SEWING MA CHINE.-The erelit and igareasint demand for Wilcox k 011,he' Sewing Machine is a Enarantse op orexcelleope. Fries $O. For eats at PAit- VADIKIT,OcaIe Warehouse, flu CHESTNUT street. feS-tf GEORGE B. BLOAT & OO.'s BEWINO MACHINES, fe23-Bt . No. 1026 CHESTNUT Street. TUB PHRENOLOGICAL CABINET IV PD.Whnit, WSLys, & COa . Is on 7 g l "%grON, d /7)7:101 6 , r '! . ! 1 :tO s t o -Cora, ; and for PIIRENOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS. The Importation of Phrenology In the training of the young, the selection of nominations and oompentons, and in every department of active life. Is (attend ao knowledged by all intelligent persons who are saturat ed will its foots. Written degoriptione from daguerreotypes will be asttiit by malt for two dollars. Catalogues of books sent grat e. iIMN L. CAPEN, No, 9211 ORESTNUT Street, &mod story, et-western if-W enw Phibulelphls. g ill& °BICKERING & SONS, MANU- Widi r ollEr 4 f agg i oti,Vt'a dNifi amt.! anos..to et, ,akeyk in exedtande tu tu , and RtraNd2MZitr , tin' ful l 144 ja3lZir THIRD-STREET JOBBING HOUSES 1860. SPRING. 1860. J. T. WAYBcOO,. IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALERS tit FOREION AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. No. SIS NORTH THIRD ST., Are now ready for the SPRIN G TRADE. And prepared to oiler, to CAIII and prompt six months Buying, one of the LARGEST AND MOST ATTRACTIVE STOCKS In the country, and at Print tent wilt defy tonlytti lion, not only in thie, het in any other city. Purohaeers will find our Stook well assorted at all seasons of the year. fe3.3m TAL 11. DONLAN, loco. P. WAT. 1860. SPRING TRADE, 1860. BUNN, RAIGUEL, da CO.. IMPORTERS AND JOBBPBB IN IFANOY DRY GOODS. 137 NORTII THIRD STREET, Are prepared to exhibit at their salesrooms the moot complete stook of bode ever °tiered by them, present ins unusual altraotions to the trade senerally.l The stock oomprieee a oompieto assortment of every variety of SILKS, RIBBONS, DRESS GOODS, WHITE GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS, HOSIERY, GLOVES TRIMMINGS Alen, a full and general seeoirtmorat of Bering SH AWLS MANTILLAS. To all of which they Invite the attention of CARR AND PROMPT SIX-MONTHS BUYERS. H. M. BUNN, V. C. BUSH, H. R. RAIOUBL, W. W. KURTZ, H. F. BUNN. le 13-Int ARD.G . ILLMORE,e4OO. NOS. (0 AND 43 NORTH THIRD STRERT, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN SILK ♦YU NANCY DRY GOODS, WHITE GOODS, LACES, LINENS. EMBROIDE RIES, HOSIERY. GLOVES, burrs. AND fed-3m BRAWLS. ANSPACH. REED; 6: CO.. WHOLESALB DEALERS IN DRY GOODS. NO. 130 NORTH THIRD BTRHET, (CORNift TIMID AND MURRY lii.,) PHILADELPHIA. J CHAS. E. ANSTACII. WW. ANAPACR. JA.. M RIM, DAVID M. flaunt. le3 WILTON CoOPER. Nw. X. ZODT. D. INDIC COOPER, PARIiASI, & WORK, IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS, AND JOBBERS or HATS. CAPS. AID STRAW GOODS. NO. 31 NORTH TifIRD STREET. Cmdantly on hand a large asoortmqatof Straw and Laos Bonnet., l'anama, Laihoro t and Palm Leaf Bets, Bonnet Trimmings, Arofiaial Flowers Ruches, fs.l-3m FAUST, WINEBRENER, & CO.; IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE. DEALERS HARDWARE, NO. 49 NORTE! TURD STREET, Sboyp Market. pew Brown Stone Store. Greeted en the td arty Hotel Lot. PHILADELPHIA. DAVID /AVM D.C. WI. W. Y. C•RTIIt. taint U[A.ZELL & HARMER. 2iANIIPAOTITAIRB .an WHOLESALI DIALI2B or BOOTS AND SHOES. NO. 128 NORTH THIRD STRUT. ..L toll assortment of My mule Boots an 4 flhoes bon 'tomtit on hand. AO-tt LAING & MAGINNIS, .Importeri and Wholesale Dealers in IRISH, ENGLISH, AND AMERICAN SHOE THREADS; FRENCH AND ENGLISH LASTING& SHOE kANUFACTURERS' AETICLES: ACHINE SILKS, THREADS, COT TONS, NEED EP, &c. SOLE AGENTS FOR Gernsy's emlebratedlXL Machine Silk, and Upaeld's Patent Roo e I t .1 ;1:3 . 0 North THIRD Street. feS-Srn SOWER. BARNES. dc CO.. BOOKSELLERS AND Or FELTON'S OUTLINE MAPS AND KEYS, EMMONS' OEOLOOY. BROOKS' NORMAL ARITHMETICE.I. SANDERS' READERS, Ao., No. 87 •NORTII THIRD STREET, (Eut .td., below Aroh Streit.) fe3-3m To M Re RANTS BUYING OIL CLOTHS AND WINDOW !SHADES. BLABON & SMITH, MANUFACTURERS OF OIL-CLOTHS, 146 NORTH THIRD STREET. PHILADELPHIA. We invite the attention daisies' to our large stook of FLOOR, TA tiI,E, AND CARRIAGE OIL CLOTHS, GREEN GLAZ D O,L CAMBRIC, a Nututiful article for Shades. The !swot stook or WINDOW SHADES and BUFF HOLLANDS in the market, at mesa which defy oompetition. feS Sm JAMES; KENT, SANTEE, & C3O„ LIKPORTERS AND JOBBERS Or DRY GOODS, NOS. 280 AND 211 NORTH THIRD STREET, ABOVE RACE, Iteageotftdly invite the, tten ualuon of bums to their LARUh: AND COMPLETE STOCK or FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC 00008, Among whloh will be found fug limo( BATES' MILLR AND YORK COMPANY'S coT• TONADF'.d. Also, a LARGE VARIETY Of New and confined Styles of PRINTS. MERRIMACK SECONDS, 4.e. fe.l-1m HENDRY & ItARRIS, MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS BOOTS AND SHOES. N. W. CORNER THIRD AND ARCH STREETS PRILADELIIIIA 1860. SPRING. 1860. FBXSU GOODS RIEGEL. BAIRD. & CO.. IMPORTERS AND :JOBBERS OF FOREIGN AND AMERICAN DRY GOODS. NO, 47 N. THIRD STREET. WRILADELPHIA. Would rospeetfully invite the attention of Country Merchant, to their LARGE AND WELL-SELECTED STOCK OF FRESH SPRING GOODS, Which they are now receiving In Store. NW' hierohentil would find it to their advantage to fd-gym ,call and examine our kook. lIATS AND CAPS. 1-I9OPES DAVIS. No. MI MARKET STREET, MANUFACTURERS OF, AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN, FUR, WOOL, SILK, CASSIMERE, STRAW, AND PANAMA HATS, CAPS, BONNETS, BLOOMERS, RUCIIES. PALM b. WILLOW MOODS. ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS. ke. We respeMfallf invite the nttention of cough and prompt-paying buyers to our large and well-eelemeni Mock. fold 3m 1 - 101.V111B0 ROOT—For sale by WATIIE -11-/ RILL & BROTHER, 47 and 41 Korth aEonmo lam oda FOR SALE AND TO LET TREASURY NOTES. MILTED STATES TREASURY NOTES, SUITABLE FOR INVESTMENT, FOR BALE BY DREXEI., CO, 34 SOUR THIRD STREET. fen St MO HAT AND CAP MERCHANTS -a EPRPNISIARDEN•BTREET STORE AND DwEbbirw.—To Lot, and ready for immediate or, 'mention. the' Stars and Dwell No. 92d Series- Gardenetreet, between Ninth and Te nth streets. god% The 'tore is well adaptedor a Hat and Cap More. iv Merchandise busmen of any kind. Apply at No. 702 Market street. above Seventh street. fe2321.• fffl HERR'S HOTEL FOR RENT.—The kJ:a-Proprietr offersh above well-known Hotel wishes to retire, and the Hotel fur rent. The furnittne will lie fold, or rented also. For particular!, addrese fe2l-1,11 J. A. HERR, Harrisburg, Fs. A RCLI-STREET PROPERTY FOR SALE. -A —The Store and Dwelling No. 211 Arch street. Terme 0‘.7. Apply 10 WILLIAM R. ALLEN, No. t 32 ARCH Wisest. tea Ti' in COTTAGES AT ATLANTIC CITY FOR BALE.—Four Cott...teem bath expreaely, da net the but season. by the C. and A. L*44 A...employ, to mitt Jambes ape amt the summer at thug delightful watering plate. Forpartie u tare pply to JOHN TEW Arohitsct, LC WALNUT Street, or ISAAC LLCM, D. Saoretaly !elf -6t CeoPir Point, N... 1. JONES' HOTEL—PIIfLADELPIIIA The lease and furniture or this noted Hotel are for sale at a great bargain. The furniture to entirely new, having boon put in within a year, and the Muse aver doing a inceeeeful busmen. Inquire er D. AI OTIOER, in the Hotel, or of P.O. RUMBA. in. It MURRAY Bt., ti. V. F _ OR SALE—Ten acres of LAND. on FISHER'S Lane. adjacent to Station on the Tenn sylvanta Radrold, five mars from tee est, atone bonne on It; could be improved sou to makes desirable dirol hog ; pone !PLOW. Apply to JOHN N. HOFFMAN, fel4-12t 4 WALNUT Street. FOR SALE— TELE BROADWAY FOUNDRY AND MACHINE-8110P, eT. LOUIE. Ittimouri. ESTABLISHED IN 1876. This long-established and well known Foundry is of feted for male on accommodating terms. During the last eighteen months tie Shuldings hare all been rebuilt, in the most approved modern style, and new machinery added. making. the most complete ea enblishment or its sup i n the western country. The Foundry Building le 96 by 66 feet. and furnished with Cranes. Cupola, Core Overt. Arc.. &e.. complete. The Machine shop ill?) by 40 feet ` two and one-half sotreasul,lei: boring g 0 0 .% t - l e . la a ning " tf a ss da bi w n e e l e l , a i ntn e., finally found in Shops for doing a general Machinery business. The stook of Patterns la the largest and most waluable in the city or St. LOMB. Flasks,! ogle. Le., &boot Bleak smith shop, Foundry, Machine Shop, and Boiler yard in abundance A moot exeSAlent opportunity is offered for tiro or three Preatinal mechanics. with a small amount or Capital. to embark in a well.erablished manufacturing business. For particulars address. at Bt. Louis, hip , fe3-Imif CUDDY, CARPENTER. & CO. gig TO RENT FOR A TERM OF YEARS. MIA. A Retail &ors and fixtures, will loaatsa for bad neon. A Nun, 76 ky 26 fast, throe stories Mad, wits water power and steam for seounag and fintstunt (owls. 4 Dye House, 60 by feet,inth food water for dyeing. ka plenty o( dry room. Ms props rty in Fisher', lane, near the Germankm Ratlroad. betas so vary aseessible to th e city, makes it very dest rable. jo3 A t rly to THOMAS PIAILSR. Fisber's Liao. FUR SALE—A valuable Lot at corner of Christina and Twentieth ideate. havlns three fronts, imitable jot a church or (dietary sate. For tem. k a., add reu at MIS OMNI. jslB-tr torg 'lO OAPIT.A LISTS.—FOR SALE— LEiThe Meek eery Brook. sod Fixtures of • Inrg • Ainnufeateth of PAPER RAIVOINIin. replete with et •iJ nonviolence for claming on en •xtenaire but nese. A desirable inveennent to persona of energy tt. ass pun the bu 'wall nneas For eel@ with or as,. i butlding, Inquire at sn CHESTNUT threat. sthifmth If I'AOTORY LOT FOR SALR—A vslua, Die corner lot .113 equate , home three front,. adtntrably located for a fsatory ette. It le situated In the ,out western part fff the city, In a raptdly-tot frone& petphborhood. It tral egld ort_reaeonable orma. For partattalarc sadmia oMalt of Ter PM!. Jellt-tY el FARMS! FARMS !! FARMS!! !- iiii..PARM all° &errs. near North Wale' 9tation, to Pe ontsomory county. for sale on very easy terms. FARM of 27 acres on dermal:Horn Pike. Hi maelstrom Nornetown. highly improved. and good location Terms easy, and immediate poiteemion given. FARM of 49 acres. with good trupeosementa—land "}flZUClVßVi t iortrali:L'lCaAg-.. ks. great bargain —and term very easy• MERCHANT and GRIST MILL with 4 ran at stones, for sale, 12 miles from the Aleo.other Gnat and haw Mills for gale. bTORE, 1)W ELL' NG. and ban acre of land. for sale, in a good locality. where a good hal/luau can be done. HOTEL and la acres of land, male. from Nornstown, a tern desirable bunnees stand. FARM of e 0 acres. Merchant Mill, tn.. he.. situate on Reading Railroad. for gals ehesp. 8 1 fine Farms to exchange for City Property, in good looalines. First Mortgagee on Farms negotiated on reasonable terms. . . Aloney levitated 10 good first Mortgagee. $ Fora catalogue of lama, litotes, ifotels, and other property, and, to or a:dress R. R. COREON, fer•gurlin Norrtatown. WANTS. NVANTED-TO INVEST. 55,000 OR Ir more in a well-es.ablisked business. Address Murphy,' Blood'. Dispatch. Mate the nature of the business, and when and where ne interview ran he had. fen-at• $5,000 e 14 ANTED —By a Young • Man, pith from five to lialthoamed dant.. se opportunsty to eortt• o m • seta baste's. Add rem, 12.11131ng buammus,"& R.., thi• rams. fell-3t• BOARDING. A FINE /tOOll VACANT ON THE SE emu' Root, with board, at ISM WALNUT Strut fe2l-ft' LOST AND FOUND. LOST— On last Saturday night, a GOLD BRACELIgT. either in the Mantuavale mallets Or Marketwtreat cart or on Broad. between Market and Locutt aroma. A liberal rewaril will be ,aid to a ar one leaving tt at thin office. felkl 2t• REMOVALS. REMOVAL. --SMALL & CHANDLER, WIIOLFSALE GROCER!. have remoyed from 66 North bECOND Street. to LIS 1162.REET Street. above Front. north side. EDUCATIONAL. NEW 31ET110D OF ALEX. WOLOWSEI. J. —Mr ALEXANDER WOLOWEIRL Pianist and Composer,. honoraole member of tee principal Phil harmonic Societies of Europe, Ac.. has arrived from Paris. and open, a colours of Lessons by his eittraortli nary Method, which has produced the greatest sensation in Europe for Pinging and, the Piano Porte. By Mr. W.'s method a person haring only a slight kr.owledge of HUM(' will be enabled, in a very short time. to read music with great facility. and at the woe time execute Operatic as well as Classical Atte o with a rare Per fection, and make them sire to accomp any themselves. from every tote, by a new march oharmony. As to the vocal part. ho has proved. by the great number of musteai stars that he has brought out before the Eu ropean public, that, be his way of vocalization, he ar rives at most extraordinary remit.. renders the voice powerful. and the rinser is enabled to vocalize the most difficult passages wills the nreatest ReOnr , ..l. alui the quality of tore. Mr. W. will give a Course of Lesson• in Philadelph , a. end al.. who desire to become artists. good musici•ne. or e s it iate amateurs, can apple at his residence. No. 301 West WASHINGTON EQUARE, second door below Walnut street. every day, precisely from 10 to 11 A. M. fali-gt WATCHES, JEWELRY, &a. FINE JEWELRY AT MANUFAC CURER'S PRICES P. P. DUBOSQ dc SON, YANUT•(TUKEee ♦ND Have now on hand a full armament of Fet P/1111. Pearl and Jet, Etruscan. and Enamelled J• velry, ol Oa beet quality. Ing CHESTNUT STREET. PIIILADELPHI•. Also, a Nil assortment of Pieta I Ware. S. W. PEPPER. fe22-wfm.lm t.nd•nt. PRATT it REATH. N. W. CORNER FIFTH ANIIT - IMA WHET BTREETB, IhIPORTHRS 0 WATCHES. JEWELRY, PLATED DARE, &c., &c fol-Im SILVER WARE. Wlll. WILSON as SON Invite osolsil librarian to bar stook of BILVIllit WARE. wawa is now unusually large, alfonitng a vs, nay of pattern and Mogan 'tavern/aged by say hobo lb* United States, and of Amer minty than Is mamba tang for tibia use in &Ca put of the world. Our Standard of Silver la 955-1000 parte par The XngHeft Sterling 925-1000 American and Prenoh 904-1006 'ftim it will be seen that ve give thirty-Awe farts Parer than the American Lad French win. and tan Nuts gams than the English Soothes. We melt all oar owis and we guarantee the quality as above (WA ' , Ala m the Aiuss raw can be nadt to br arroWLl3 G, sad will resist the action of acids spruct Wow than Us wit. ery 841 w sisiossigestswist. WY. WILSON k SON, S. W. 00ENSIt MYTH AND 011318 AY US. IL B.—Any Santo of Silver maroahotared as agreed lion. bat 10/i/11•4211 wee inferior to Rosa enL Asidori- UM standard. Dealers repelled art/it the saxes standard is our retail deportment. Fine Liver Aim 0011-1003 put. pint, Peurtaitly oa hand. aniat4m STATIONERY. 'SPRING TRADE WM. F. MURPHY & SONS. PRACTICAL XA.NTYACTCRIRS 01 BLANK BOOKS, STATIONERS, AND PRINTERS. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. No. 339 CHESTNUT !STREET. re2o-tmir WHOLESALE CLOTHING. LLPPINCOTT. HUNTER. &SCOTT. MANUFACTURERS WHOLRBALETRALERB IN CLOTHING , 4114 MARKET street, and 419 MERCHANT Street. PHILADELPHIA. A utlt and complete kn. of every style that olust of mat kne-made Clothins, fully *qua to that manful lure in any other ett a• fat-Em CEESE .—Choice Herkimer County Cheese. pine apple and Raman Cheese. Mee tier Goshen Batter. Eaatent Market Cheese !Rend. 19-6 t. BLOCOMB HMETT. AIIUSEMENTS. READINGS BY "LITTLE ELLA.'• In corppliaace with the • hates exprossett by • (Aria number of Caitlin.' and hy the yabLo /mamas. .• LITTLE ELLA." (EVA BELL) SATURDAY AFTERttOON NEXT, F. Ma, tie, give I PUBLIC RE111)INO, •T CONCERT HALL. CHESTNUT VINIEET. Above Trath Consisting. of Reeltutoos of rariots extrsats a- Noted from POPULAR AUTHORS. And OEOr - sena the HUM0101:8, MORAL, AAA DELitatATIC "PYLE& The door" arta *pea at 3 eektak P. 3L, &ad gke Raiding cotaxamaca at 3 o'e..oek. TICKETS Can now be hut at the Mall dans; tke Car er seriatim ; also at Chickens:as' Piano roars, BC7 Cher:cat stmt. McAllister t Bro's., Chsstiact stmt, and a: Las k Walker's. 7 Chestnut emit. &WM AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC COOPER OPERA TP.O I.:PE. denirersar9 of the BIRTH nF WASHINGTON. THU (BTRDNEer.AT F. JLNINLi. Yob. V.. NORMA. Norms, A nni• %Wrier ; Oalwa, Mom H. Payaa CtolVds. ' , lmes Kemp; ron.o. Mr. B o wler; Moyle*. Mr. Ay neer Cook. Mu m ," ihrtetro..... • 74R. H. C. COOPS& PRICFB OP A DMISSION. Psrquet Ciree. and •C. oft, No anra. elsaris for resarrrd was F• 2 1 . 17 Botts 00 , / M had at the Aesu'o. Dick La.u44'9. and Chieksrom's. door. from 9I I py l 4. Doors owe at ne n'eSeek Cepera to c010r.9949 94 6. Chance of Oven eTr r rot6t. WALNUT-STREET THEATRE. Pols Leases— --Mrs. )1..4- GARR Ipso ..... B P EACM.• ban SON AWAR rent M NBTO - YPB BIRTHDAY. THIS (WSDN. r &yi F. VF:e i N., Feb. rt. 1.9.3- TRE I NCOYRTA c .. Wont' Mirabel. Mr. J. 1. chin Cove Mr. E. P. Kevh 4,11Z11.11. Mn.s Coven D➢sum Al rt. DaSekl. Tin DI _RAM ATIST. Vssid. Mr. Mardoeh; Manama. Airs. A.,s. Corsa. SW^Prioes as taint tiosta wound Irithoot extra o= o. Doors open at 634 o'clock i Pe to sommosse at f o'clock. WHEATLEY & CLARKE'S AROLI. ISTREET THEATE WASHINGTON'S R BIRTHDAY. THIS (WF.Dtapith'i Feb. EL Eighth sight of soutacAt's.rs NEW kLAT. called tho OCToROON: Os. LIFE IN LOUISIANA. Goorro Porton. Mr. Wl:testify; issob MaCloaker. Mr. Dolman : Zoo, the Denscas Mrs John Dram &au or Patens.—Admason, 211 coma: brottratt Seam in Dram Car's, V% mug ; rargart.llo oasts Doors oven at 7 ; toriamaasus a commonot at vrocisely. nkN RICE'S GREAT SHOW. NATIONAL THEATRE. WALNUT Ht.. ix.* Fogad'. PRICIPI.—Deese Cre td aim!" ; Fizatrzta r . as ['beta,' feats in Pm's.. 7b cants: ioba Pri vate Boxes. *Sand et CH\lOZOTTnia.—DoorsoPla at bit peat f tenkant. Town:mance at 7. - .jAfthiIN4TON'S BIRTIIDAT. TRIS AFTRR•OOII Novel eat 27,Annr, F•r... (B. tyrefeeme the full EQ.UE.eTRIAN Ref OlNts.i. - rto TROUPE. . _ Tlth4 INVEDNEHDAV) FVEN_IN , I. Fob, 2. Will be privet"! the 1311 t4n , e4 r 44 c me ELEPHANT OF at OR. RR FIRE R•NO'S A!maasor. Mr. W. tie e'den, Mr. g. leO: Chma,ong, Wi.rr Iltettt. Mr J etleie keel C 1,4. ML Murray Min. Mr. Noyes ; The.0r5.1.-a_ r•Te Mr Inink Drew: Svb. Mr. Rear,. NaNerbod. Mr. Idad , cso: Herat Mr. YE. : Alibi', Mr. Maras-, bath.. Mr. G. Ed had. Enervate. Mr. J. Darr.• ; Smart, Mies RAT t 0 0 ,14 Attnentet es 03. PnaNtob Mies Wittne : Lisa. M Ilteten ; Roe* ttaeea. Mart Cl4r* Robicaort ; Za ..S. Mtn A ela • Locads-0. The s erformancva se ocuor. of ACTS I ' S TRF. lON 3. L. ('ARPENTER'S FRIENDS AND F. 91:83.7.R1FG. RS Iry 1. , t4,te ult.t t to. tNe CONSPLINI , NTARS PARTY.L3 6,-•A,+. ISCR•- HdVENING. 33J c.t.e t. "N jos in s7fr L. E 1. WHIR aaJSYsING GARDEN. eta t.w 1.4 on elp . pos•Lota at the h•l!ao7 da7 dance tiwo wart awl Oa TUESDAY Y.V1371 l'w•reta. adv..ll:2ze • tes• Cenan and two Isdte4. reireahr,rats FL Fer'y Ger.- or .avast•wetta_ CONCERT HALL CHESTNUT STREET. ABOVE 7:CELTIC. The gabtic are teloecifoUy lzfotme4 thitt the ti BEAT Mt EILLAL • °MEDIA!, MR. SAM COWEI.L. C p oreoseEr the to,st seitYstr-valy as!art-st:o Cot s oca:i I'4 the %, e. ter. It•A en..o#4 as Iritc •• the ehtef or the 01,1 Wood. as traE a• is Ntotr Yore sod Butsuis. f , r toe pm: font c...air.e. rt.. SIMI*/ at the shore ems*,.. 14 THURSDA Y. Flu DAV. a.5..1 SATUBD lY EVENINIR. Fahrow 111.2 4th. sad .Utla. to • nr.ol"At of 0.-I 61tRAT CHARACTER SO•.,i. t• t-4 JJr.Jr•)l EI!CK2. the eminent Crnteertmell.:',o Perform,. and p. • t J a5l lid dlen:re, tae aux-punned Voes-Itte. fdrragalon In Cents. rent bebtO reser•ed for fern.L.e.. Committee at half put 7 o'e.orl.. GRAN) M USICAL kINTEKI Al SMENT. The Coas' hr the V01:NO LA rircn TH.F. JOHN QUINCY ADAMS GRAB IStaR SCHOO' fa the _e2rettaae of a Piano. API tste e:eee fRIDAT EVEN !jai. Feh 21th. at the 311'S1 Ai. FUND HaL.L. Ticket. IS meta. For ska at }Seek k Lalrtott's. r,e renth and Chestent ; Lee k Wvat r's. N.s.:=ChaeUrst• rtt et, sad at the door en the esee.ag of Me etyntsett. (ea} et • pouRTEENTII W EEK—SANDEESON'S -•-- }AMBITION R00349-3ayste's Coos=seirotth IStil,l.ne. fIREST‘Pt , &Tett a., Saxe.. THE WORLD IN MINIATURE TH TOWN'S ART X TARTY. fet the ntonratne: for Caul:Nees 011. to inc'slon: Tanner, the snot °Lena ;tenant tar Ontoroorn Spars AM Morocco; Waanmeton at TA.:ty Foots I.soaroe opoainn:soone ; PeancrAon er,ollne t - et A . .e. ovn S. •rmy so WOO ram ; too Berard 114 31.11,411 , 17 1 tae I • nn totolt•Laek top. , Vsu.ter ; ":4 , P , ofint: res AMILI MATINEES:en IV EDNESDAIt sad SAT • I: DON AFTER:IOWe, rung Entertaarrent—To , r open at 7 o'Coot ; to Commanet at 7ti. Adm.sazott—edultt..ll :LS 1a) I cIioNOUG ti'S GA IEI LES—EA 11 Ett.. w. - . THIRD. E AVCCEM 07 T i STAR or BEAUTY; SILVER n ow HOWERS- This Pantornme :lercrecL,ed e 7 ad to le NT 11131111• n o r to way attra4t at Coorr- E!co.n. Lt.'s sot TWO ■ kind to c. !lieu:lrwin, of :euehter te-en teeirtirg to end. Tb• labtote atilt; Ise:zeta. is cee c.tritteed.e.wg bemity. E v I EVO ts LVIS4 eiLLANd. EVOLT NG MI And. THE 1 AHD. AU. ATL AS. AT LA? AT Ln A:L.A.S. r YBI.AN. PBTDIA.. HYDI Ad. Yd i DIAS. /ND ADC"( BIASES. ALCIIHAVSI. ALCIBIADES. ALCIRADFS. The abe/we Tatleau Irt'l item! LITTN'ti FICTURiS. CAST OF CHARACTEFRI HARLEQUIN A. M. Ile HSAHRIS. Clown. ... ......... .... CALI ADS. Pantaloon_ ....... NICHOLLS. Columbine.- . LIA PRICK Btu Etenuty . WHELP( Also, will beproduced tne New Ihr:etts VIRteINIA DAMEIHn PENNSYLVANIA :41 , ..;GERS. !1 ... 4 • part. . . •*. Sicucc IIEgNANDF Z irirrceLdor ni five ,f Ne3e.a4. to:ether with NICHO• LS IL t Fl , ive lim .. Clover Top Craver , . Salle aeoer PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF TII IPSR ARTS, la= CliEs.ryrr STREET. s OPEN DAILY. Surdays excepted.) train A. U. tII, I V P. SI. Wanted—The Tana Wax* of " Vrits Items& Iro Mita." of Pgraam. Adousolon IS coats. CluLirea undar v yen latt pries. Shame of Stook V& GERMANIA ORCHESTRA.—PubIic Re. aeareala eve SATURDAY, at MUSICAL FT:ICD HALL,. at P. L o'c ry kek nelets 43 be Led at kr. Andre a, anti Beek k Lawton's Atuata S!ores. &DJ at the don:. tel-ana ( 1 111.7fieli'S PAINTING, THE HFART OF THE. A.`inr..2 l ." Now en kxhitht,n at cu. A CADFN: OF FIN}: A RTs. k CH ERTNIIT dtreet, trzra* A. NI. taP. dark. Adnusarort if cents. *titters are requerted to brie; ra ritg.tis. tt r EMPLE OF WONDERS, Northcutt corner of TENTH isza CRESIN Int Streets. Urea sad Novel AttracLar., 311tiNOR r Maitlema Kn111 1 :1711 r 3Fi "r EvERI iNEN I:01 DI'REJ Takt LEX. Coosertmem, , , gat 7,i EDNIS3DAT and SAT 1: X DAY AFTEIL\OO2.. a: 5. Th.• is Actoastatoa Rope r. ecle of the r.reel 9: klecn•nam ever wt.. Si pea: ta Saari 11.11.1h b00. and perform ha utoc.isalis4 feat. Admanon tireats. Chltdren lloAtta. JOSEPH LEA. NOB. US AND IX CHESTN trr ETHEL - T. Invitee the attention or the Trade Bthet OOTTON, WOOLLEN, LINEN AND PRINTED GOODS MADDER PRINTS. Noir light Led dark vv.= tf!e , . I. nest rtritti arm MF.SSRS. &Oil. PLATER k SONS. BUTTON MANUFACTURINr; CO MONTEBELLO COIIP.CIV. Also, THE ATLANTIC CO.'S MOURNING, Including nue, rev itanZard rstlente NEAT BLACK & WRITES. PURPLES. LAT.'S. de. SAXONY k. SHEPHERD pLAus. k SIDEBAND 3. BLACK S. AND GRAYS. AND CHOICE: DUSTKit STYLE WOOLLENS. FANCY CASSIMERES rad POF.L , XIM. , , FROM ROCL: COM., GLENDALE COM ,NEW ENGLAND COM., CRAWFORD MILLS, EROOF.• DALE AND OXFORD MILLS. EBERFIARDT & EONS' SUPERIOR BLACK DO 'SKIN AND SILI YIZ TCP.f Saw:tet i. P:a¢ awl Prated. of et re , :ort am! (tVi• i:es; trenthely Jean.. Ter re. Cathrnarethe, Kerley', tveeds,oompturthe con of the best sr.e.the at the eountry. AMERICAN LPIEN COIL CRASH, RUCKS, SIIEETINGS, &c. jall4m CARRIAGES. OP THE EIEUTACTUAL OP WDE,I,LkAI D. ROGER. REPOSITORY, No. 1009 CHESTNUT STREET. No.loll. fe:l-oLif DR. SCHENCK CAN BE FOUND AT his ofike, No. 39 North SETTS street, en Fri. day and Saturday of each week. 31ondaya and Tues days are sot arrt for s isitins pauents in and out of the of thy We riesdsy and Tbn , adny of each weak h. 0 11 at,office. No. 103 BA L.TI3IOR E Street. Bait mere. d. Au terms for a thoroech ezanunation s - Ith the eapromater. at hle ethos or WIT ifffit of the cm, men es z regular visitations riflery ads. at rests a visit. All advice at his office free of charge ; and. to ad ranee where .enone do not f4l able to pay for having theta tans' examined. they wall be cared for. and bane the mono ktfloffino all the more ffor.redi 4%-100 C. AUKEREL.-490 bbls. Nos.l. 2, and '3 ILM- 'Mackerel. In snorted (Mama! Parkas's. ef latest catch. for sale by C. C. taa k. Arson. Id dm• sbnrro Fnm t. ALUOIIOL, FLUID, and PINE tn. in rnirrelle and ball barrels. casnuraetn:r.: frorNdsrj. sAd dell red free of perforator. For sale KJW ICY. AMID WINER. & 00 4 1.$ 5. WJELARVII::,
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