MEMMIMI liTEil[44l64olo. ,PAPI ffiVirrit PAOs. I, l' .1, " s .t' ~ , IREYVY3D, , . ae4bPbrit Eggert, Crodrer. 2.1 ituret from_P(ew York, we t, tlinplee and passengers to.: Ali erdice, Ow the _Ledge ift! , 'Pontine, neosed,ewo eo tumors, one oterhlon ml Colton on deck, and the oler naval storee; off Bow, mr•lier& smiled Bahr ; Maros in, lumber loadedvfing ThOmai Walter, V I I West dies, MT Delaware latex,. ' ln gtag—T t h u e g itoht t a r ltbiliii;t6 Cain, for Mobile 11th net, returned Met opening in_ distres.. On the 2Sd: Met, 3D milts south of Hatteras, in a gale from tiPl, eltri L rie f ty main boom, Main rigging, and main jib; oleo, nal t a carried away sans. During the storm the !mei gel lea ke d badly, Will repair and proceed, ' , • , 1111242418., - ; (Correllialtidence of The Prey.) Borrow, Feb Aiii t alks B . 'titans, fopt New Orleans; Cant, worn Nuti 10l tartar rah. froni 'gait omp Magnolia, before reported ashore, hoe been; pot olrwithont damage. • The brig Jean Baptiste has four feet of motor in her " • .i. &ae -L oan, Feb A I gerf ed;iliit (Walla, from Montevilet° brig Mari - . ‘) 4 4 rog Demerara. • • - • Mil • ' Boa torr.soator • Staalthip nays one Stein, are on, nos, arrived. at Char a at 117411. nth Inst. • • • Btea k Blrliaorni Melkeireni, for Olassow„ - cleared st ear,Y(nk eaterday. - - • • ~ Btone.: pared at NOW yorlt yes-, Mj r itliMikrgagrgiag;Jeliison, cleated at New York' -- rna soy or,lydrips. _ • . Eihrierlrietironnsi from Singapore and permits; ar 'rived pt yr, oryestarday. . ehik r in k inantriar front. Liverpool, arrived at !tits, salt hoin - Calcutta, arrived at Boston ses 2 tardy: Bark J A Hazard, Williams, from Pernambuco, ar= rived at.Kalr,York yesterday: Bark Conrad( (Vary, for Rio de Janeiro, sailed . iitri t glittir, Lair, t froni. Am Bay, COB, arrived at ton(th k .1 - tette., (Fr) hence for Boston, sailed from Holmes' Hole 17th loot, •- • arlidlairx -Rolland. (Br) far Philadelphia, vas , re loading atiasslAth et, to sail In few dats , Bobr.B ay,,ltoovar, from Wilmington, Del. arrived at Boston. th mot. I - - • • dna Courier, Crowoll. from Boehm foVhiladelphlal E i tl i d. " gni F iro k' ihtilgf,fgot.:,Lskdo.lagfield"l2Fri Hokum' Hole SMIt last; • . Bohm Nammond, Cain, from Boston for Phil:idol.' , pliiikanli Emma. Vent ‘ from Frederica, Del, for Boni, ton. sailed from Holmes Bole Seth nosh Bohr ;;Adelaide, Youns, - Itence, arrived at ProVidence 'Vitt Inst. • - • • ARRIVALR, OW PRINCIPAL HOTELS, Or to trvraz,vi o'cLoaz uter many. 'CONTINENTAL-8.8. corner of Ninth and Chestnut o.ill T '.llfolgrNirtmifila Sat Little , l' ft l ek l iter Pinfol l i Z;r D atitl f e l Vis t Pi g Ipf, tot pass ' 3 W B Apartton, tin balfo - C 8 14- 1171414, 11 .1 1 a &ion , Miss Ed C. '''a is ' i l l,.e i r kl''n. jul Dr Pft Brim g &la, pa Geo 8 homes, W Chester Jai A Wnght, .N 0 , Jno Ritobing & la, Pa Mrs 1., BOOM Pa L E Hear°. N 0 , .! Penniugton,_Md 1f Her Mr Slaughter, Vs i rEpotgarwond & le, Del i B Rutherford lierrist4 lee Rutherford, Earrisb's J as I' !Sobbing h la, Pa • Datong. N Y Capt Glills, U tt_ti r eanovot & la, 8 Amboy T Jen k; na, N Y • Wm. 3 Cimino & la, N J J D clawson. IS J -13 Boyntin. Boston - .1 0 New. Lexington, Mo Corder. Waverly, Mo J E Corder , Waverly, Mo tankT Randolgh, N.Y Win Co Draper. N Y - firV i ; j ul#l47l( 6°W 5 I. B PutillakTe..?, 0 _in 8 Arnold, K.l y Reims .-., : - f3To i l l gi t A K ;a IT Martin, Warren. Pa 8 Moßray & la, Harrigb's ]din Meting!, Harrisburg 0 H Brenneman, Lana tu. 130 Bet - M K Moorhead, Pittsburg oeCif iinn'er scla. N I 0 1 1 '_Chesseintia. Tenn Cur New Albany It )3 Morrell, Dula Wilkins, OM - Vir fillanih, Kr Hilliard, Bostb i ri , F Janno_y N 0 W Rktrney.B 0!) • .11Tilsoon. II Y lies M. J•Pileo,Baston A P Porloo, Ug A 3,sirinurni r, Hamsburg E D °ageism. Pittsburg. D J Dinumakee, Nashville V VIA . ri Y il David. N Y Chas D Porter t Arizona II Ehrenberg, Arizona E. H -Stearns,Boston is W Holbrook, Boston L Noire, Jri Y Geo 11 Potts' ri X , A , V rowne I,N J • - • A Wgloh & la. ri J , Cl, Kennedy & wee, U 8 N R F Lord & la. N Y I iroldenbagh & Is. t Y E P Billies's, Gashes'. Mass G B Blakemore,N V W T Bhilsemoreo V ,W RTarennz xi - 0 W Moore, hi 1 • W B. Sargent, ' N Y John Ewen, N Y W Hathaway_ ' R 8 Maxim, Vft .John Davis, Virginia- -T Whitlock, N Y If A Smith. N Y J CI Beaton, N amisr.W Jones, NY . W H pentacle, Del goon 0 Neal, Balt Thee 8 (Jerkin, 14 Y W Affieofaslin.,..Cisi, 0 A Be Whet. New York gl fk l4lll • J l ZUsii 7 - Oeo Everett. Boston David K Zarz. New York Geo C miller, Ne w York T °Gardner. Boston J Clarkson Jr Ili. New York Geo Hunnewell,N Y , A Wheelwrigh_L e ßalt N W Poynter Jr la, Belt' ( r p r pituirk h t fi i T I, York J D Vg nols Tucker ball.' ,F i f na e A Haag , ' sr. & la, N Y W H oo d , ilor,Ne e : York Ben Banta. Pittsburg - Wm 8 Baird, Philada C Merchants, U 8 N 0111ARD, 310H8B—Chestnut at. below Ninth. . B lalamb, Mexico P Mcßvoy, Lancaster lien K MOore. N Y R 8 Moore. N 1 A , Moore. 8 0 Mr Stevens, Ps 8 Hunter, Leesburg D 14 Hunter, Pa 8 8 Sprasue,,Prov Wend, N Y t „I 0 Crane. Charleston, 8 0 A _Hawthorn ~N Y ' rs Davleary - Mr Dons, Nir ; Hos V.'H Maynard; D C A Houghtalins N Y est Line t tl l entown 011 Roberts, Texas ' Itliarris, exam •• Thi Simpson, NY iftßrodbent, alt " 8g Hroabent, Jr, Balt aes 11 Murray,',Piaaburk Min Murray b PI llsb II r t f liseBtewart.-Pittaburg F Andrews, incinna O • I. 0 Smith & la, L Leland- _Geo 0 Roberts, N Y finer, N Y , lit Wilsonal Y W AI Hancook.,..N Y - , Jobm_Clark. Chester, Pa '-r . W Sir Tenor, Richmond .1N H Hunter, Chicago , W H Wright. Cincinnati, 0 0 0 Ring. Newport B P Culler. Charleston, Mee Como. Pinta '. Johnson, N 0 Tflo_yle, Newyork , . :3' Oilatilordi St Louts .Mr batman asw York k Mr Drown, Pittsburg it H Stearns , J Willcox. Conington,_Ky Mr Lyon, NOW York 'Mr Arnold, Albany, N Y Miss Arnold. Albany, N Y w P Chamberlain., Va .AC Heaton, Aid W Arthur. Newlork A %Dowd. N I k 1 lis l ßlder, Alyboke a., r Lt. 0 Voighritt, *Voir - :it 10Ktrils, Albany -L 0 8 Street & Is, Conn 0 MoD Matte, Nowberry,SCJ D Bruoe. Newberry, 8 0 HVaster, Salt 3 Hanel; Mien Stake, New York Miss Gardiner, New York , j_L Gardiner, New York 5 a Morris, Vs. H Stephenson, Va . W F Peterson, Va 3 D Harwood. Mo W 11 Huntaberre. Mo , PAill'lg,l'aiin,livd 37A11:),`'.4 1 : 1 f , ritlrfgrg 00 Gordon, De. ° 0 Eddy, Del W 0 Morgan, Tenn Mn Stewart. New York Parker, Nast , York .1 Young,Hleyeland. 0 At Gilt, Altoona - Alai) 13.Watrous, N York .OrsonC a." Mich H Si Smola , Jr. New York ri, Luther, B.lading D T JetTerles,N J "ME CHANTLO ROTlCL—Fourth street. below Arch. Vas Hardman, Equaling'. P R Hunker. Pittsburg ) Kiik.Megheny City A Kirk, Allegheny City_ t 0 Kirkpatrick, Pittsburg J•H Most, Larayet.e, KY ; t T Calvin, Ky . .. •0 W Atkin, Washington W Johnson. Md . - , D Ball,Ps. ' t Field Wmaport W 0 Bowling, Pit , B Noll, Wilke:Myra W Cooke, lgoranton ' • Vallarn`itnit'L.°ll, Ky _in l's Powell ,o.. .. g_ V g ,Pa 'lints, Mercer, Pa • Job]) Randolph. Cal B_Orawford, Pittsburg ' Itrar r . MA ' • '-' ' B W Van Cahn, Phila. John ?trainer Banton - WII Claderi le la, Del on J B Outline, Pittsburg 14 J Balt. Erie. Pe B 14 Keefer. Co umbia, Pa .1 W Racier, Colambid,,Pa Thee Cnitehe i t , i, Pane, Mo Jae T Mahon. Mo - "Al T Posvell, io • K W Smith. Cleveland, 0 Jim C Bey d; a Rev Alex B Seek, N Y Jarman. Wilkesbarre CII Love. PinsbUrg W Boyd. Maas R R Campbell, Miss fl Root, Is 1' A Bowers, Miss A T Janne, Ala K Deatieb_Mo II Pt Cochran, Mo H King, Washington C Moßparred. kyle, Pa .1 0 Abney, Mo 0 0 Ale DbYsA. Alo •• B Balton, Mo !t i p_ Baird, Tenn I , Roblnson 4 ,N Y Y Llif.hnsinii ° . n fenn W 4 li r e% t ° n I Murrell, Ky Dr It Frame, Del AMERICAN HOTEL,Chastnut at.. above Falk; 4 I s Oheroil.N y - - B 6.Caldwell, N Y A , Saunders. 'as T Rein, N Y • 4 anima. Le ib co -P. Brady, Northam_pton co hFrankenthal, (I ,B I Butterworth. Va T 0 Rogers it la. Bel W GawthroP. Chester co Jearns, 'ffiv . W H Beabury Si In, Va Pre son. Balt A Jigging, Miss 'I Dayton, Mass p Emery, Mann E Sinclair . r in Camp. Erie unison King. Erie heit Barr, Erie vynwan, Harnaburg, J A Whitakerabila Minim, BnA .1W Jones, II Y T alessit, NY "f iWalters, Balt A Wells. Downingtown Lammas, N Y Y ILAsheroft. Boat on I Woodcock. N ) N .l.Bickellii. Belt W M Shuster, Wash, D 0 0 Crmer, Ala wht Carter, Ala eLittyley, Ala , .. T J Allison, Ala W I, Paulen, Fa . C Lawson & Wr. Balt J_K Manama, Vs Joe Johnston, If 0 Yrrtis. Del A Mar, Del a Taylor. N Y W Cowls. & ob, Boston I - 1 Swift & den Conn WR E Stevens, N Y Pardon & Conn W F Eldrid_ge. Maim 4# coot h1V1,,11 . Miss Rate Cook, Mass • flag Pe,' ree • ` • --- rini tricxoN HOTEL--Arob street, above Third. Joim 3 Beard, 111 - • Jas L Whitaker, N J g B Ferguson. NI " A Bates. Finsbury hn Ennsr, Allegheny, 0 Menkedighin. Pa , - Browein. Pa ' Jnn F Ravenous , Plttab'g Vogel. Pittsburg B It &map. Pttlehurg m !Shipley, Banngfie'd WT. McCenoe. Pittsburg R JI Niernann,httshurg R. Parker. Pittsburg Warren. Miundllon, 0 Miss R E Boyle,. Ps p .m E paanypaoker, Pa .1 I,_ Wolf. Wrlghtsville Brunson. PhDs • 0 N AfoAdoo. N 0 s Cunningham. N a I) Ziegler, Pa, us M. Byer , M 4 0 Gilson. Ohm artm II McCall, I's y e , a 0 BWIII. Del B ' nylaud, Ps H Elpur j er,N Albany r A Oilfalen. 0 j sndnakijamagua • iggAHeadrickg Pa- Davis Garie,.Y.agton Jag 11 Higg ins, Ni J Burch, is Y JP Kauffman. Passim' 3 ft Omit, Va B Haywood, Pottsville • . BT. LOIJIB-NOTBL—Chestnui street. above Third. NI Newkirk, Ohio J. B Hams, Ohio NII Coltrall, R I Jos A Porter, Ji I Geo T Downing, Philo t . ll Cushman, Balt 1J Csklissil, Boston Raising. Lano, 0 Ars Kinsey it 3 ehilAhlo A Craig. hid. Otto Sohlemmer,_N Y May Fvanth_rhlta ' tit R Cook, Jr, N y - W Clark, N Y ohn Snivelr, Litchfield Itl_hae_AL Smith Balt tiro; 0 A Smith. Balt - C hao ad Kyle, t alt iss Sou South ,, Balt Mast Smith , Mt Ism Best,. N Y ' D Harris, 8t Louis Frank Patterson, Ohio S Milne, Pit JONES' ROTEL—Chestnut it.. below Seventh. t Strong. Ohio ' ' 1-1 P ti l ri: is? N Y O n o l iesOitte k ekilitt Y - 4 - 4 torneer, halt hos LoOy. irellimberlein, 11 Y John Morrie, Ark W E Bkillmen,Phtle W Hitton. N J N Reston, N J Morris Miller, Oklo It 6 Rhodes.jqY Daniel Cooper Pittsburg ' Dames, Mt Holly W P Landor,l4 Y es Corr. li Y W Campbell Yet J IL Antenna. N C TA hong, N a .4,Dltryen. NY E DoryssiN V B J Rinehart. Pt Deposit Dr Bramwell. Pt Deposit L H Rollers. Phila. HAMpmen, Ark BLACK BEAR ROTEL—Mini et., above Calloatill. R IC B!EARIAT2 3 . ing ' kr / o i l field= n hgt , to. s J Reading, Bomert'n B Hers i Zionsville - m my_ Pecnistairg Jae lit. bb, Pericardia . Temple, ThitteVille 0 A Berber, Milleratown t A Sorbet. hi illeratown .1 Xicnoccker,.Sveneburg P Diefenderfer. Allent'n D Richard, Be rn ville Rcatand, Pil's Peek 8 Hoegland, Bibersg NI Boobs. B ew Team 0 W Cooper, Allentown B Yoder, Lohigh go, Ps, . . STATES UNION HOTEL—Market se,. above slztb J Lynah, Pittsburg W J Wee, Philo J 6 HIM. Williamsport E Wood. Baltimore 13 McDowell, Wilm, Del 0 0 Bansh, Philo, John Aber, Fmk,. W Lizrerter, Newnan, Pa John Pettigrew, N Y • Roht tertlerew,N Y F Worrell, Del V King, Laneaster co, Pa , , , : - NATIONAI, ROTEb—Rsoe street, above Third. atotAtosh, AlleyacnEGisy R 8 ttose,Eligaberhtown -, tis R lienett.4.,indon, Pa F II Arnow,:Allestorn Lewis 0 4baltz,ffeh Haven Hoieler.,Boh Haven Wm O LIMY. CrOBBOR I' 8 Biggins. Berko oo . 4 . W Tennant, Aid . 'Geo Wernert. Oryrigeburg Iloyeff, Orangeburg N J Byer, Catawisea. Pa il-I , Veter Bowman, Pottsville .I W re Rhoads, Pottenne GONTITERDIAL'RGTF.4•Ith at -, above Chestnut et. W Alexander; Pa • ~ oh n Herman; Dole stolen , k D ar k b P e ° i T t l e e , b P i li wa ll a ! ' ', - ' .1 B T W lll alt i o m n g , t. Bucks D° oo 7lB ., 4'n -, Hilgowrhjis. t . 10 ; 1 - Uri Chandler W := 011116 d! PC"Billk ' RI ar e lgon . P& a RR j Phillips P & .8 8.8? ' , !ten Callas bap 4. la, Pa Obey Buffington, Union Ville W Kera i t ul Anneville Pm ji. trodreonf Pa W Le *, ltdawarereo, P _ .Ir, Alturtia, lloe Run ' EsOn ro Doe Run FOIINTAIS 110TE4-Beoond street, above Market, 8 MeGonnel , Rutland, Vt Una!, Gregory, N y 1 C h a ' 1" w n 1 B C ' 1: 1 : 1 •P I O74 eird d . ' IT I ', Jasatleoe flee Kennodyrltel , - Furßo g wiu h rD et el Wm C Same, Tinto hoalt_Usclißridgeport Ina W tiirriance , Smyrna Ottioter Adams', Del • -- W JI It Neal, Anis 4 AoiietVigtfilji NOTBLe:Recioadst..above RYoh. ' in ia , ough. ti - ' ' 0 tr Colo, Harris burg . : ipail. Motil e - Atte / 8 Lee, If 1 in R er. PI Y - ~ , Il aortae ; Harrisburg % : ant - , , ';‘,, I., , MAilii4lAttiat ,HOTEL— rd at.. above Dalluwidl ~- , ,, T .Atperi• Carbon co • , ,- Vg .8 Willi erne. . r. , , I t isortey,Leluch co, Pa_ ~ Mrs Delnry; VW - .. :" ,'' , . Eintlaglillt•Nail ' - -, -. 1 Efinith,-Bneks 00, pa - Kemmerer, Lehigh co.:Pa D,F„Dordner, Pel - lA' : ritilnitkrlt. 80118 . s=- 11idit;iiit.iii4,941inthill Is m GistiscrilbanpooN:. osea ulmanov fuishres' ~Ss Seas Co ' os weaver..egentorry . 0 ' tiatiott; 41, - . John R opatz, it • MARBLED. EVAIOB-00RXWELL.—Onkhe 9th lad., by Sohn 0. Wilson. V. D. M., Mr. James W. Keens to Kate Corn welt lookof this otty. HuWARO--MttKeL—On November 21th,. MD, _by Jplut 0 . V. , D. John Rowan! to Miss Harry Clarkbboth of cite.. - Pa ß r,J E sisse —A lif, Fte ßi r to r' rer M'a n g"A by de ß y, " bo .E. th . j a W t a l,t y ie . °loet...liTEDl—MollAW...,—On the let September, leap, br Rev. Clarke Loudon. Mr. Chas. Barton to miss feabella Mo(Ortw, both of 110 RUGLIES—PECiefft —a she Mit twit., by Rev. C. J. Thom son 0.0. trait ( ? Welt Philadelphia, to Miss 1 4110100K e2 13/16%4-Bn * M P et init., by Rev. John A. MoKean, Mr. William S. Thompson to Idles JulieA:Brown. both_of this city. isKYAM—HRUSTEL—On the 20th unit, by Rev. M. II Silty, all Mr. Wi Phila l liamdel Skyam to Miss Sarah Emma Bnister, of phia. DIED. MoMULLIN.—At Beverley, N, £. on hlou day, 271t1 14"!tiegentlf, /AFT' A., thud daughter of Mr. John It u". - 11eifrie'nds and those of the family, Without further node., are requested to attend the funeral. at the house of her uncle, Mr. John Alen, 714 South' Tenth strut, 'Philadelphia. on Friday. March 2d, at 2 P.M. 1111,DEBURN.—On Tuesda_y,„ 28h lost, Thomas L. Hildeburn,in the 29th year of age. The relatives and friends 'of the family are invited, without further noticed° attend the funeral, from the bongo of Ins brother,No.'l7l3 Spree° street, on Satur day. the 3d woh. at 10 A. at FORTINER.—On the 27th Inst., Anna F. Fortiner, &yid 19 years. • . d of h t Aaron and Zwgrgrgric!,!entealassonfieifeA7.l l ., afternoon at 1 o'c lock. 6HARNER.—On the 26th inst., Robert J., only child of Henry J. and Bliss Heiner. in the eth year of his age. Funs al from the residence of his parents, William street, below Edward, this afternoon at 9 o'clook. WOGG.—thithe 26th inst.. Rebeoce. Maisel, wife of It P. Wood, in the 62d year orlon age. Funeral from the reaideno6 of her husband , 816 North Ninth street, this afternoon at, o'clock. MILLER.--On the 26th met, john D. Miller, Jr., in the 37th year of has age. Funeral from his late residence, No. 228 Vine street, below Third, On afternoon a Jamesk. 1.5131,1 B,—On the 26th inst., Leslie, in the 68th year of hie age. Funeral from his late residence, Mts. Thorne's. Lo cust street. above William or Thirty-ninth street, West Philiteelphia, this Morning at 10 o'clock. RE - 88.—On the 27th inst., Mrs. Mary Reed, widow of the late Robert Reed, in the 87th year Reed, age. Funeral _from the residence hr gon•lrt• law, Mr. Edward IS, Bartlett. No. 937 uahtngton avenue. on • • Thersday afternoon at 3 o'clock. ANDMWS.—On the 26th inet., Mrs. Elisabeth An drews. in the 68th year of her age. REDSTREAKB.—On the 26th inst., John Redstreake, in the 7ithear of his age. Funeral from his Me reeldenoe, No. 932 South Third% street abeve Carpenter, this &Ramon et 2 o'clock. • CAHILL.—On the Nth met., Wm. Cahill, aged 26 year,. Funeral from the residenee -of his mother, 124 Da rien street, (late Clinton.) between Eighth and Ninth, above Girard avenue, this afternoon at o °lock. " WINCHEL.—On the 27th inst., Mre, kilikabeth chid, aged 47 years. = Funeral from the residence of Robert Ford, corner of Race and Juniper streets this afternoon eta o'clock. liprcrz.—On the 27th inst., Mary Lentz, daughter of Christian arid Bridget Lentz. in her 4th year. Funeral from the parents' residence, 1018 Jefferson avenge, (back,) this afternoon at 2 o'clock. • Oftft.—On the 27th inst., Charles Orr, in the 28th year of i lde age.' "r* eat above Seventeenth , this morning nt 10 0 oloek. • ALEXANDER.—On the, 27th loot., John Bingham, son of John and Jane Alexander, aged years and T months. • Funeral from the residence of his parents, 1811 Barker street, this afternoon at 2 o'clock. MAGUIRE.—On the 27th Inst., Patrick Maguire, aged T r ante. uneml from his late residence, filmes and Twenty th d etreets. below Market, tins morning at 9 o'clock'. WIBTENIIURO.—On the 27th inst., Francis Wigton burg, aged 60 years. Funeral from his late residinoe, No. 11l Beck pleas. north ofChristian, west of Front street, this moriaing.at 8 Oiloak. TUSTIN.—On the 26th instant, John Tustin, Egg.. aged 7( years. Funeral front his late residence. near Chester Springs, Chatter oounty, this morning at 20 o'clock. MORPHY.—On the 24th mat., Daniell)" son of Danlel and Tampion Murphy, aged 2 seam, 8 months, and 24 days. ORAGE R. 26th inst., Mary. wife of Wm. H. Crater, and da u ghter of William and Mary direr's, 111 the 68th year of her age. Funeral from the redden°e of her husband, Broad street. below Germantown Road, ,on Thursday. at • 12 - ••• o'clock. MYERI3.—On the 28th inst., Margaret Myers, aged 104 years. Funeral from the residence of Samuel Eckstein. No. 946 Seventh street, above Poplar, this afternoon at 2 oaleck. MOURNING GOODS. t•- 7 SESBON & BON, No. MS CHESTNUT Street, have opened a full assortment of NEW SPRING GOODS, and will reach , . daily the inteet styles of deep and se weld mourning fabrics, mostly of their Own importation, and to be sold at reasonable proms. PHILADELPHIA. MOURNING STORE. CHESTNUT Street. N, B.—Wcwill not remove to our new Store. No. 918 CHESTNUT Street. uutil some time to Maroh, when due notice will be given. • far MTHE COMMENCEMENT OF THE EOMCEOPATHIO MEDICAL COLLEGE win ARIO nt the MUSICAL FUND HALL on THUM DAY, March ht. 1860, at Ito cloak M. "Valedictory Addsesa by Ernf. M. BEMPLE_, M. D. fe29-2t. .1. lIHAKLEY,, H. D., Dean. SEVENTH ST. GEORGE BUILDING AND LOAN SOCIETY.—The 'I bird Mated Meeting will be held on WEDNESDAY EVENINO, February 29th, at Di &Mock, at Mr. WAND'S HOTE, CHERRY Street, above Third, to receive the dues. and loan the funds. The Constitution of this Society is based on such liberal principles that It only requires in dividuals to read it to he eatiss9d of the same. Inte rest only charged on the net amount loaned, and re duped annually by deducting interest on the amount paid on the dock. Borrowers can pay ofl' their loans at any time without losing any of the bonus, and can pay off one or more shares of their loan at any time, and reduce their monthly dues and interest. Shares $2 JOHNmonth. Stock can be subscribed for on the evening eeting t A. H. DIETRICH , President. VOL ESIAR, See'y. fe2S.2t* 113. ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY—A STATED ...._,. Meeting of this Bociety will be held on WED- N eSDAY 'EVENING, 29th instant, at half past seven o'clock, in the PRANKi•IN HGUBE. Members will please attend without farther notice. fe2B-2t GEORGE YOUNG. Secretary. ITT ANNUAL, COMMENCEMENT OF THE TENNSYLVANI a COLLEGE OF DENTAL S GERY quit take oleos at the Musical Fund Halt on EDNENDAY Evening February nth, Inst. at Hi &cloak, to which the public are kespeetfully ',kited, Valedictory address by T. L Suelotsbare,Erofessor of Chemistry, W. CALVERT DEAN, fee-at.' , .133 NORTH ELEVENTH Street. PAID FIRE DEPARTMENT-816 PR II- L. 3 M IDYL—There has been demi ted with the un dersigned, a fund which In designed to inehe proposals far a plan to organize a PAID FIRE DEPARTAIENT for the City of Phildelphia. accordance mith the whitener the Contributors!, the 7 . beoribere hereby offer premium of ONE RUN DE+ AND FLOTY 'DOLLARS for th e bast plan, in dotal , for each en organization, combining efficiency 000nomy, and simplicity. Said plan must be rase to to either of the subsonbers, on or before the Mth 04 February next. January 30, 18M. Wbt. rink C. MA: r tLSTE3, WM. w LBH, (IEO. THOMAS POTTER. fel -arficm ]St L L OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD 930MPOV.—VIIADULTNIA, February IS 1880. E T STOC HOLDERS.—The Annual leo tion for Dlreetore will be held on MONDAY, the Afth day of Idareh,Rae. at the ethos of the Company, No. South TH IRD Street. The polls will bo opened from 10 o'olook A. I. until 6 o'clock P. M. No Aare or shares transferred within sixty dale next preceding the election will entitle the heiderer elders thereof to vote; EDMUND ATM IL felt-IMO tmoretary. KtLECTURES ON - THE CREATION, pp:Lua, & c .. _r M. GEORGE ?IBM), at FL and HAYDN HALL. (eN-I DYSPEPSIA.—_r_IFTY YTS 113 SCRIBABIX ACilOfff from DY EPfflA,,Ner 'minnow. Biolmoss 11 , the Starnaolkaad °milting, have been restored oy3ll BARRY'S- deliojaps, hegith-rti storing REVALEN AftADICA FOOD. OPWSPIS of. 00,000 oures,, and many thousand testimonials. Packed with full instructions, in canister,. 1 pound, 81.50; 12 ores. 412—the latter oarrtase a ffee re- Street, by ktilNiti, th PrPp:Mf Agent for T lnifel iltietes;and by all Grooeis and Pmelnekl• BPSPIYIA. Perfect digietiya, strong nerve s, and refreshing sleep StEVAIIka Ali`Aß itss o . ",, o t a mi g ta z above. with oiroulara and testimonisie from eminent persons in England and America. f013.1m. e'rAMIONERY. WM. H. MAURICE'S NEW BLANK BOOK AMP STATIONERY STORE. No. US °RENNET STREET, • (SION OY THO 01 , 111 AD EAeLg,) Is now full/ supplied with the following Artie's, whioh will be sold in large or small quantities, very low for colt I Ledgers, Journals, Day Books. as asink Book., Cheek Books, 11111 Books, Copying Books, Oiled Paper, Copying Promo, Quills, Steel Pone In great variety, Penknives, Scissor', Shears, Letter, Cap, and Note Paper of ull kinds, Envelop es, ho., lte. Banke,lnsuranoe OMoes, and Merchants supplied on favorable terms. fe29•lm MOSS BROTHER & CO., /LIP- N 0.430 MARKET STRUT, BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, BLANK-BOOIMANUFAOTURERB, Keep steno and well selected stock, IMPORTED DOMESTIC, and of their own MANUFACTURE Wholesale and Retail at the very lowest price'', BLANK BOOKS On hand In large quantity, or made to order, of any desired pattern, of the very Wet material and work• =whip. We ere enabled from our extended factlit.e I to aria eupener indaaemeate to puroliasere. A call to solicited. feeft•em SPRING TRADE , WM. F. MURPHY & SONS. PRACTICAL 3IANDPACTURIRB Or BLANK BOOKS, STATIONERS, AND PRINTERS. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. - Nn, 359 CHESTNUT STREET. 5199.04117 acIRRECKNELL'S "SHIN SOAP," _Recommended ea the beet for producing a CL.EAR, AND HEALTHY SKIN, made from the OIictICEST MATERIALS, withou Imported and for sale by EDWARD PARRISH, fe29 tf MARCH Street,. NOTIOE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT applicatien will he made to the Hope Mutual In surance Company for the renewal of Certificate No to, for ten shares of the capital stook of the said company, In lien of one which has been loot. fell•tf Ar OTT can see and buy STEREOSCOPIC JIL 'VIEWS of all parts of the world, at REIMER'S °AMERY, BECOND Street., above, ORt:EN. Oar Bee the Life•eite Photographs in Oil. It* REFINED SUGARS AND SYRUPS.- C. DONOGHUE will °matinee business until mar next, at 15 Routh WATER &met, and now infers for sale, at thd lowest market proms, for took. or on ap prov!d short oredits, 4400 barrels steam-refined fingers eit snips, of various grade_s, moluding Loverips's Crushed and Prilvenzed_ and Moller's Patent-out Loaf I dreVrt Vll • yi t sYr u et i o j h a ga i?gitlotl d nr. Br IVS (JP- -p IRE-PROOF SAFE FOR SALE, JL' ,'"Sootths Pateiit." Price. 1103cort _ _ • R. D. er . ERN N. 44,1„ ' re2B-3C * Jon MARKET &mt. 41 VIM INDEPENDENT VIOLIN PLAYER," Just_publisioll, Price 25 Obg. NAllatni Al UB_lo_ 'STORE. / 102 02 1 BeTriuT tHreet, Snit PRESS.:-PIIELADELFitIik; WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 29; 1860: NEW PUBLICATIONS. ANOTHER SPLENDID STORY, WRITTEN EXPRESSLY POR Tlik. NEW YORK WEEKLY, NEW YORK WEEKLY, NEW YORE WEEKLY, NEW YORK WEEKLY. NEW YORK WEEKLY, NEW YORK WEEKLY. NEW YORK WEEKLY, NEW YORK WEEKLY, NEW YORK WEEKLY, NEW YORK WEEKLY, WILL BE COMMENCED NEXT THURSDAY. 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HARDWARE COMMISSION MERCHANTS, .607 COMMERCE and 610 NORTH STREET, AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF OUT NAILS. HOLLOW WARE. CAST, BLISTER, AND GERMAN STEELS. Whied,vith a oomalste assortment of AMERIOAN HARDWARE They offer for sale at hIANUFACTURERB' feB.wfm2m if .1 BAZAAR, NINTH AND SAN SOM STREIT, (Rear of Continental Hotel.) OAT The largest collection of carriage/tin this city may be seen at this establishment torprivate sale. Mr Auction sales of ho . every Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. na - I wenty.ninth semi-annual Philadel p hia trade sale of 260 carriages will take plane Maroll Pik. In cluded in the sale will be 641 of Dunlap's celebrated light wacone. 111" Full oaritoulare in tune. ALFXED M. lIERIOIESS. relk•ltif Auctioneer. soAPs. Na VAN HAAGEN & MoKEONE'S CELEBRATED ORIENTAL UTE TYE, OHEMIOM OL E, EXTRA PAL PALE, n BRoWN,_ _ FULLING TOILET, &o. For Bale I the sole agents for the manufacturers, THAIN & MOKEONE, =and 24 W. WHARVES. Also wholexale dealers I 0 CODOgigiUT, COPTON SEED, PALM AND ELA INE OILS. felfLewtf CANDLES, PARKA NE WAX, ruRE SPERMACETI. CHEMICAL SPERM ADAMANTINE. Assorted troked In vain or Dry boxes to suit an marks Forests by the omits o the manufseturers, THAtN & rdoKEO v. end 04 O. WHARVES feldnwtf SUIT ROOFING, &O.—Whoever desires Mate Root wet vocation, ors leaky one made tight. and warranted. elcal are impolite.' attention , by directing to TH AB 0 kiFFllialleter. NUT and THOMPSON Streets. Old at ourohued. Jagi4m• TU BAKERS AND RETAIL GRODERS. —Just received, 7 bbis Roll Butter, suivible for cookins; for sale low at CUSIM 'ON' 0.190 SEVENTH AVENUE, Elistern market. fe'n-ti* RETAIL DRY GOODS. SPRING OP 1860. NEW 300DS E. J. LEVY & Co. Are ripening daily a very GREAT VARIETY NEW GOODS, Selected with great care in PARIS AND LYONS, For their choice RETAIL During this week they will receive nearly 100 CASES STAPLE ik FANCY GOODS Of their own Importation, from the Meaner Arago and other steamers now arrived, Of nuiny of the goods, samples are now being inhibited. The assort ment is not only very extensive, but to also remarkable for the very cholas charaoter of the goods. The following artieles will be found in variety FOULARD BILKS. GRENADINE FLOUNCED DRESSES FLOUNCED HAREM ROHM SUPERIOR ORGANDIES RIM CHINE SILKS AND ROBES SMALL-CHECKED SILKS. PARIS LAWNS AND PERCALES. ENGLISH AND FRENCH CHINTZES, NEW PRINTED MOUSSELINE. NEW TRAVEL LING AIATERIAL MOUSSELINE DE CHINE. MOUSSELINE DE BOIE' NEW CHINTZEN AND BRILLIANTB MUM AND ALEXANDRA'S GLOVES SUPERIOR ENGLISH HOSIERY. SHIRTING LINENS. of superior makes SHEETINOS AND TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS, DOYLIES, and TOWBI,LINGS LONO•CLOTH 811IRTINOS SUPERIOR BLANKETA. OAMBRIO and JACONUTB LACE !AMISS FRENCH 01USLINEI, CAMBRIC and JACONET EDGINGS. SUPERIOR STEEL SKIRTS, of new forms. A great varlets of new artielse for gentlemen's nag. MOURNING GOODS, In all the new artiolea manufaotured FOR SP„RINO. 809 and 811 CHESTNUT Street. 3t SHETLAND WOOL, BERLIN QUALITY, TEN CENTS pKR 0% SILETILA ND WOOL. e;)(T ItALITY. TWELVE CENTS P E R Z. J. G. MAXWELL & 89N, Trimming!, Skirts, and /,e_phyrx, 1e27-rptf ELEVENTH jnd CHESTNUT. CURWEN STODDART & BROTHER. SPRING AND BUMMER GOODS NOW OPENED, Choice Styles of our own Importation, comprising— METALLIOUES NOUVEANTE, in oolonngs and mixtures, suitable for Travelling and Promenade Dreases. NECOTAB, SUPERIOR FABRICS. Serene Anatole, Plain and Brocade. 4 4 Woven Chaney', &0., & o. On hand— RICH COLORED DRESS SILKS. BLACK FIGURED DRESS BILKS. BLACK OROS DE BRINES. all grades and modes. RICH FOULARD SILKS. We are now In daily reoeipt of new and desirable goods, suitable to the sewn. CURWEN STODDART & BROTHER, 460, 432, and 464 North SECOND Street, fe2l-et Above WILLOW. THE LAST DAY IS FIXED FOR SELL ing first quality REGULAR BERLIN KNITTING ZEPHYRS, Double, Single, or it • AT la CENTS PER OUNCE, The price elsewhere being 20 cents per °noes. Ladles who secure an assortment for future use do well. MAX wnve, fettl-tf sf ELEVENTH and CH 68TNUT tits. HOSIERY GOODS. -J. WM. HOF. A.MASINI. No. North EIGHTH Stree_t, has now oroerbbie Fall Took of Carfwrpreerraoods, yi a Updereeste Volg w lrr io t olli d eee' a .fr n erifkile e rrnl i and urawers, for eats and youths. merino _H ern G 8 rte otton Hoer, woone d , Rece a , Glovic the aunt- etc l irgelotfe l li n eel= the stook trarol { ami nes.neto Is skier, enuring item that hie stook e un excelled for variety by any other in the oily, and that hip_pricee_are es to those of any other regular htime. N. B.—No abatement sande from the Klee' ...ea. ell-wfmtf EAL CASH AI ER E KNITTING S' ZEPHYRS, in double, waile, or unlit, are offer ed. for the ',resent. at THE 13 AMR PRICE AB THF. IMI_TATIONS AND AIIIDIUM QUALITIES OP ZEPHYRS ARE Sold elsewhere 20 cents oar oz. J. 6 mmwmu., & enN L TIMMINGS, RTS. ..AND ZEPHYRS, f.O-tfif ELEVENTH and CHESTNUT. FANCY DRY GOODN. BURNETT, SEXTON. it , SWEARINGEN' Inportera of FANCY GOODS. ENGLISH AND GERMAN HOWARY. MEN'S FUENISHING GOODS, LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS. SKlRTS—Shetland Wool. Zephyr!, and VARIETIES. No. 4IV WIRKEr PITHEET. fen.trnra STILL AHEAD! - - DOUGLAS & SHERWOOD'S NEW SKIRT. "BELLE O' THE SOUTH," The molt Perfeot and Beautiful likirt ever prodttoed MADE WITHOUT 01.A8P8, sad warvantArd not to get out of order, lo 8, 11, 13, 90, 33, 30, 33, 40, and 00 HOOPS. EVERY LADY IS REQUESTED TO EXAMINE THEM BEFORE PURCHASING OTHER MARES. Wholesale Dealers supplied by DOUGLAS A SHERWOOD, 81, 63, and 46 WHITE Street, NEW YORE. H. DUHRING & 00., Nos. 96 and 26 NORTH FOURTH STREET, Are now receiving, by suooessive arrivals from En rose, their SPRING IMPORTATIONS or ENGLISH AND GERMAN HOSIERY, GLOVES, AND SMALL WARES, Machine Bowing Silk and Thread—and wheat an in spection of their complete and well-seportest stook— ISPIECIALLT ADATTIO TO BOUTHIERN AND ITOTION TRADs. fe3-9ui FLAGS! FLAGS!! FLAGS!!! U. S. FLAG DEPOT, 48 SOWTH THIRD STREER, ABOVE CHESTNUT, PHILADELPHIA. WM. F. SCHEIBLE, Wholesale and retail manufacturer of Flaire, cal Banners, and Trannparenelos. Finn of all 'Mee on hand, And made to order as cheap, if not cheaper, than oan be had Members In the city. felt-lm THOMAS & MARTIN, 217 CHESTNU T STREET, RANK BOA SALE A PAQUA (I SEAMLESS BAGS. IN ALL BIM. 1.28 3m AWNINGS ! AWNINGS !! AWNINGS H WM. P. SCHEIBLE. 49 SOUTH THIRD STREET, ABOVE CHESTNUT Manufacturer of Awnings, Flags, and Fartoy Window Awnings. All Awnings made M this establishment are proofed to prevent mildew, without extra charge. fetg-Int DR. SCHENCK CAN BE FOUND AT ofilos, No. 39 North SIXTH Street, on Fri day and Saturday pf eaoh week. Mondays and Tue.. days are set apart for Mottos patients is and out of the city. On Wedneedayttod Thursday of each week he in at his Mhos, No. 105 BALTIMORE, Street. Baltimore, Md. His terms for a thorough examination with the Remmoinater, at hie nines or any part of the pity, are 93 • regular visitations afterwsrds, 60 cents a visit. AS advice at his oiliee free or oharae ; and, in all casite where persons dopot feel able to pa,' for Area their lunge examined , tey w ill lipe oared for, an have the /AMA ettentinn ma the more fotvererl. 'PENNON GELA INN, WIIITE, BEST owI% brp.vg & Burnt 41 , . Pa i° JAVA OOFFI LOW pockets prime JAMES GRAHAM 7k. 00., isl ORY-GOODS JOBBERS. pRIN Ts ! PRINTs II An assortment unsurpassed in any market, ALL STANDARD MARES INCLUDING MERRIMACK, MANCHESTER, AM INMAN, HAMILTON, NPRAti OE, PACIFIC, COCHECO, and other makee. Parties who buylargely of Prints will find it to their advantage•to examine this stook before purolissimr. JOSHUA L. BAILY, IMPORTER AND JOBBER, 213 MARKET STREET, PRILADELPILIA. A LLEN WALE QUILTS. A PEW CASES 01 , THESE SCARCE WON FOR SALE BY JOSHUA L. BAILY, fe2741 213 MARKET STREET A SPLENDID LINE OF DRESS GOODS, TO OPEN MARCH IST, ➢Y JOSHUA E. 13AILY, IMPORTER AND JOBBER, fe27-tf VIS MARKET STREET CLOTIIS, OASSIMERES, LIPPINOOTT it PARRY. moults AND JOBBERS,! No. 200 MARKET. AND No. 6 S. SECOND STS., PHILADELPHIA, Invite the attention of the Trade to their large stook of SPRING GOODS FOR MEN AND BOYS' WEAR. OP TRH 1158 T HOME AND FONEION MANUVACTURE. JAS. EL CAMPBELL at 00.. IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN DRY GOODS. LINENS, WHITE GOODS, CLOTHS, CASHMERES, BLANKETS, STUFF GOODS, •0. Jall-3mH No. 727 CHESTNUT Street. WHOLESALE CLOTHING. LIPPINCOTT, HUNTER, etISOOTT, MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN 0 la °THING, 494 MARKET Street, and 419 MERCHANT Street, PHILADELPHIA. A fiill and complete hes of every ■tyle and Ohm/ of machine-made Clothing, fully equal to that manfao tured in any other oUr. !e3-!m HATS AND CAPS. HOOPES 83 DAVIS. No. 517 MARKET STREET, MANUFACTURERS OP, AND WHOLESALE DEALP,RB IN, FUR, WOOL, SILK, CASSIMKRK, STRAW, AND PANAMA HATS. CAPS, BONNETS, BLOOMERS, RUCHES, PALM & WILLOW HOODS, ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, &o. We respeotfully Invite the attention of cash and pto ro ok mppaying buyer, to our large and well-seleoted s. fell ain lIAItDWARE. TRUIT. BRO.. & CO.. IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS HARDWARE. CUTLERY, GUNS, PISTOLS, tsco., fiIARKET STRRET, BELOW SIXTH, NORTH BIDE, PHILADELPHIA NA fmw3m MOORE. HENSZEY, & CO. tARDWARE, CU VLICHY; end UUN No. 497 MARKET, and 416 COMNIERCEStreina PHILADELPHIA INSURANCE COMPANIES. THE ENTERPRISE INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHILADEPHIA. (FIRE INBURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.) COMPANY'S BUJ:LA(11'0. S. W. CORNER FOURTH AND WALNUT STREETS. DIRECTORS RATCIIfORD STAilo MOHDXCAI L. DAWSON, ILLIAM MoKER. limn. IL S•vata r. AMMO FAA:Z.IIR. ti jpu:l H. BRoWN, H. A. F.,....T0cr, El PP 4k It EDICT, ') ANDRIW D. CAgu. .1. L.l.lstma Ka. , NET T, WHAI F7RA_TCHFORD STARR, President. CHARLES W. COXH. Secretary. felf.-ly ►rIIIC MUTUAL LIFE INSURANUE COMPANY / OP T NEW YORK. ta BM MILLIONS OF DOLLARS, IIIV14111) Flirt MORTIPLORA RIAL AAAAAA WORTH OYER il3,000,00). The premium! are LOV.lrta then In many other Compa nies, and the Dtvolenda have been Wit Is a St rA OUT MUTUAL COITIVIAT. MOLD We SO StOOkhO on so that ALL THE ritOYITIS 1112/:ONO TO TIC 1010110. Pamphlets. aaid •very itifursuatiou. MAT be had el 11 On OPPOOIia e. 00111 f; fa°.x'"NrltghiA::k.. vHILADELPHIA A mph 12 1 4 =VA,. eorgajl. Btuart, 9 "1 a' :Pfsn t r ie Li n tning. etron oho gars. 0. Ludwig. I ,4t e : 1.14 a: Coffin, wpm A. rowan. Th orns W. Tola¢d, Mem °Kee. REMOVALS. RE MOVAL.—ANGIER. lIIIOEL, d: CO have tituovess) them Couolsilubss SI uso from BROAD os Bttt, below VINF.. to FAR ERB AN MEOlf A Ws,' BUILDING, CU S.BTNU r Btreet, below Finns fil'hilAsiel phis. Fa b.2s3th. )840. lo2:1.121 lATM. 1) KELLEY AND liEuttllE A. COFF E E}_' Attorneys et jaw. have removed to HY South SIXTH litrent. below GP stoma. 1e29-11n" SAM. N. DAVIES & SON, BILL BROKERS, RAVE REMOVED TO fen lm• hn. CMS DOCK STREE'I 11/ VAld.- —SMALL it O.I.I4INDLEN, WHOLESALE GROCER.", hare _remove(' from 4111 No Front , EOND &triter, to 114 MARKET Streit. &hove north side. hl 1860. • SPRING. 1860. FRESH GOODS. RIEGEL, BAIRD, & 00., IMPORTERS AND „JOBBERS or FOREIGN AND AMERICAN DRY GOODS, NO. 47 N. THIRD STREET, 'PHILADELPHIA. Would respootfully Invite the attention of Country blerohants to their LAROE AND WELL.HELECTED STOOK OF FRESH SPRING GOODS, Whloh they are now reoelving In Store. Alerohanta would find it to their advantage to call and examine our stook. fe3-310 HENDRY & HARRIS. MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS BOOTS AND SHOES. N. W. CORNER TIIIRD AND ARON BTREETB PIIII,ADEIRMA COLORED PHOTOGRAPHS ! IV ORYTYPES. DAGUERREOTYPES: AT MGOLEEEr, NO. 5g6 CHESTNUT ISTII HET, Helew Seventh (opposite Jayne's Hall). El. PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS. $l. Those who desire a Mai, splendid PHOTOGRAPH Should call at this THE OLDEST-EBTAIILISHED AND MOST EX TENSIVE PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY IN THE STATE. any .°Piiies' oy e rtir t gat P lis or le=7:.: FAIITIL. Or I. I IVONYTYPEn. dl3-Sut SQUILLS—For sale by WETLIERILL BitoTHEN, Nos, at and d ?font BROOM) area T lIIItD•STItEET JOBBING HOUSES RA ICU El., MO ORE, 8: Co., II\IPORTERS WHOLESALE DEALERS DRY GOODS. NOS. 920 AND 922 NORTH THIRD STREET, ABOVE RACE, WEST SIDE Their extensive Store having been renioda" en 3 blee them to appropriate to Each CUM of Good■ A SEPARATE DEPARTMENT, DONIESTICS GINOHAAIS, CASSIMEREB, PRINTS, BRAWLS, DRESS GOODS, NOTIONS, WHITE C001)8, MERRIMACK AND COCHECO SECONDS We have now open the LARGEST and MOST COM PLETE STOCK of GOODS we have ever offered W the Trade, to which we solicit the attention of ,CAST( AND SIX-MONTHS BUYERS fe29-im JAMES, KENT, SANTEE, 41: 00,„ IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OP DRY GOODS, NOS. 239 AND 241 NORTH THIRD STREET, ABOVE RAGE, Respeotfully invite the attention of buyer. to their usual LARGE AND COMPLETE STOOK Oa , FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS, • Among whioh wilt be found full lines of HATES' MILLS AND _YORK COMPANY'S COT TONADES. Also, a LARGE VARIETY 01 New and confined Sty les of PRINTS, MERRIMACK SECONDS, rea 1860. SPRING TRADE, 1860. BUNN. RAIGUEL. it CO.. IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS IN FANCY DRY GOODS. 137 NORTH THIRD srmar, Are prepared to exhibit at their ulogromna the most complete stook of goods over offered by them, preeent ing unusual attractions to the trade g enerally. The stook comprises a complete stuntmen' of every variety of; SILKS, RIBBONS, DRESS GOODS, WHITE GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VES7'INGS,I HOSIERY, GLOVES. AND TRIMMINGS. MANG, a full and general assortment of Bpling SH AWLS AND MANTILLAS. tTo all of whioh they invite the attention of CASH AND PROMPT BIX-AIONTIIB BMW. B. Al. ~BUNN, V. O. BUSH, R. HAMEL, W. W. KURTZ, 11. F. BUNN. fa 13-tin 1860. SPRING. 1860. J. T. WAY a:(30.. IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. No, 9ti NORTH THIRD ST., Are now ready for the HPRIN G TRADE. And prepared to offer, to CASH and prompt six month. Buyer', one of the LARGEST Amu MOST ATTRACTIVE STOCKS In the country, and at Pricer teat wilt defy comprti tion, not only in (hie. but in cur other city. Purchnbera will find our Stook well assorted at all seasons of the year. 7. T. WAY. I 11A.I. lt, IMPILAP, WY. P. WAY. fed 301 G ILO. F. WAY. WA:.EHOUSE, y ARD.GILLMORE. &CO. NOS. /0 AND 43 NORTH THIRD STREET, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN SILK AND FANCY DRY GOODS, WHITE GOODS, LACES, LINENS, EMBROIDE RIES, HOSIERY. OLOYES, MITTS, AND 1.3-3.1 SHAWLS. ANSPAOH. REED; & CO.. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN DRY GOODS. NO. 130 NORTH THIRD STREET, (CORNER TIMID AND CIIIIRT PHILADELPHIA. J. ANSPAcH, Ja., CHAS. E. ANsrarll. WM. AMIPACH. hi. M. DUD, DAVID M. FlivAit. 11$3.im 1111.1 . 014 COOPII. WY. M. PAM*. ROB?. A. WOll. COOPER, PARHAM, & WORK; IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS, AND JOBBERS Or HATS. OAPS. AND STRAW GOODS. NO. 31 NORTH THIRD STREET. Cr Constantly on hand a large assortment of Straw and Lace Bonnets, Panama, Leghorn, and Palm Leaf Hats, Bonnet Trmunings, Audio's' Flowers, Ruches, dm 143-3 m FAUST. WINEBRENER, & CO.; IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS HARDWARE, NO. 49 NORTH TOIRD STREET, Alloyjt Market, new Brown Rene Store, et eeted en the Old Igay Hotel Lot, PHILADELPHIA. 1 , ,',.p %.1 I. !WUIJLIIJI lIJJ FIAZELL & HARMER. MANU/AOTURXRd AID IMOLAI/JAN DULY/DAS _HOOTS AND SHOES. MO. us NORTH THIRD eraser. A foil auortment of City made Boot/ and Shou MI stoutly on hand. .10-1 f LAING & MAGINNIS. 'lmporters and Wholesale Dealers in IRISH, ENGLISH, AND AMERICAN SHOE THREADS. FRENCH AND ENGLISH LABTINGS. SHOE MANUFACTURERS' ARTICLES • 'TO B),NS. NWINtI ED MACHI et NE SILKS, THREADS, COT SOLEE AGENTS FOR Gurney's oelebrated IXL htaeldne Silk, and lislield's Patent Boot Tre o. 3 e s. 0 North THI RI) Street. fed Dm SOWER. BARNES. & (JO ., BOOKSELLERS rooLisenne or MELTON'S orrima MAPS AND KEYS, EMMONS' OEOLOOY. BROOKS' NORMAL ARITHMETICS, SANDERS' READERS, Ao., No. 87 NORTH THIRD STREET, (Emit elde, below Arch Street.) lel 3al ►M ERC HAN TS BUY INC 4 OIL. -L CLOTHS AND WINDOW SHAM. BLAI3ON & SMITH. MANUFACTURERS OF OIL-OLOTIIS, 140 NORTH THIRD STREET. PHILADELPHIA. We invite the Attention of dealers to our Wee stock of FLOOR, TABLE. AND CARRIAGE OIL CLOTHS, GREEN OLAZID 0.1, CAMBRIC. • beautiful article for Shades. The target stock of WINDOW SHADHS end BUFF HOLLANDH m the market, et prlces whloh defy competition. fa int SPERM IJANDLES.-50 Boxes Sperm Candle', in store. end for sale lyy ROWI.By, ANIIBIT II RNEL CO., No. 16 south Whams. f WANTED—BY A GRADUATE OF THE HIGH SCHOOL, a t o llation to Iran Clerk. Assistant Book Koper. or an the btu:amiss. Ad dress "G. 11. W., 1114 COLUMBIA Manus. Etc teenth ward. te29-3t• WANTED 1,000 Ladies to send for DE R DIMS great hook. Every young man alai woman contemplahrsg holy wedlock should have thin bcrok. 2nolcule four mama to Box SI, Ptuladeiehi. fe29 Im• w ANTED—An Intelligent man of tact and perseverance to obtain sutecnbors to popular work now pu blishing, in number. A qualified man will have a permanent si tua.ion. London l'obllsh. inn Co., 123 South EIGHTH Street. (e 2 St. WANTED—In a Wholesale ilosiery and Fancy Goods House. an active Young Man. well acquainted with city and near trade. Address" Box 676, P. O." WANTED 10,000 to invest in an es tablished business, (anywhere in the State of Pennsylvania,) together with the itervioes of art expe rienced business man. Address, with fan Parriclann. " Ketstone," atthis office. felt fit• A MIDDLE-AGED LADY WISHES AN euengement as companion to an invalid ; coven:L een to young.children ; or to superintend the affairs of a lamb. No objections to leave the oar. Richest testimonial, ;men. Plenae address, with. particular/. "West," MOWN Diepatch. fe1 . 3.10t • sl2 , ooo ...i A th! A!,T ea lsi:E ita ß lor tA m N e T n ED to ftls, OW in the Iron Foundr y busmen. Address "A. 13. ' Ihspateh, w ith teat manse, and state where an interview may be had. felit3 CLOTIIH, FAII3I WANTED, of about 100 acres together with some stork. within fifty or a bun died! miles of Philadelphia, in Pennsylvania or New Jereey. on or near a railroad. for which will DO given & Judgment of ORO. equal to money, ate per cent.; a three-stop Brick Dwellin modern conveniences com plete, ogoept furnace, PO PLAR LAR Street, west or Twen tieth cost 81,Ct10. Sahisat to 81668. helot around-rent of 8100 per annum. Also 160 acres of fine . and, situa ted on Independence creek. A toinson Count?. Kansas. twenty miles from St. Joseph. Mo. Cost SW per aere, and an tt i gi!)7,ll.l,rallrZ t rt ee tt ' b e .ig s i htis rant lso a ed 8360 Dec annum ; mortgaged for $2 ona. moo 3100 eau ; in all What is worth hoses Thousand Dollars. Addreu, with dascription of location, Land,_Ruildinge. and Stork, F. S. WILLIAMS, fe27-3t Germantown Post Office. Pa. MANTILLAS, HOSIERY, THIAINIINGS; WANT. all—By the Ist of next month, a Warehouse on the wharf, Broad or Market eta. Address Brosui." at shit! °trine. Seln-es• WANTS.—The Citizens of Coatesville, Ps., are desirous of having an interview with a man or company or men, who will give a guarantee to oupply a Cotton Factory with machinery and OUT] the saute an fora eerie. of years. Ihe advantage. will he act oat in the interview, and a building omotee of sulfa ble else. Addreu W. H. SIEINWENTIALL. rat. 61' Secretary. WANTED—A PURCHASER FOR A PATENT RIGHT, of great value ; would be ling In tnke an aetivkyouna mu. of good banning qualifications, at ho would Invest SOX), ea a fo.:Amnon Adores/ " Taunton." Blono,Ps lhaya , ah. 1e23 k• FOR SALE AND TO LET TO PHYSICIANS—A RARE CHANCE. FOR SALE—The Property sand Praetm• of a Plav omen, In good practacta, located nemhborins corpo ration. on the Deleware raver, one hoeir's ride from Phi ladelphia—consisting of n handsome C attage, Stable, and every convenience for a sue , esafisl isussuera. and one furthe r most desirable localitna on the Delaare. Pot information, inquire at 1306 W s LNUT Street. gm FOR RENT.-THE SECOND FLOOR =tor Store No. IJ7 MARKET 1 4 treat, well molted for a Rata Jobbing or COl/1011/1114)I1 barmen. Will to let eery low to a permanent tenant. Ste gig EVERGREEN, SLIADE, and FRUIT FLOWERING SHRUM. 1,M4 El. ROOT+. &..c. For desortptive. catainice. with IlluMnit4ra •ntravmg, xedrexat 1) J. GRISCJM, Evan/teen oreerY. W oodbury . New Jerseyrt.-dt • BOOKS at 25 cents per volume. 2,000 A cheap department well stored with good books, neatly only 3 ?cnt.vinh. 70 . ; CHESTNUT STREET.—Handsome- Ft" ly FURNISHED LODGING ROOMS to Lot. fe23-9t• BILLTARD TABLES FOR KALE.—Two first:elms Billiard Tables, with Ili mak' marble beds, and ktellt improved euthions. made taut May— nnw urine at the Mount Vernon were, Pere ahoy Filth sweet, Reading. Apply to H. A. LANTZ, 2.1 RAO. MARK KT Square. fe7 if Reading. Pa. AYELLOW WARE POTTERY. tow in operation in this city, with Tools. Moulds. Ma terial. So on hand. will he sold. on reasonable terms. or exchanged (or Merchandise. Has the best kiln in the State., and can be leased to present riconpante if desi rable. Apply or address "W. A.." Yo. MS VINE Street. 1.77 h• FOR SALE. tiERMA:NTOTti PROPERTS . . The handsome reetdenee now oeettpte.l by J. Emery :lone. will Ipa ready for occupsnry brArth May nest. and pe:rhaps• by erraniement. sooner. Lot 13.) by =4. The Al annum to 4) INK front ; IT rooms. replete with every modern convenience, heater, two rano.. baths. seater- Closet, ins fixture.; around the house te 1S leei of piaz zas; upon the lot cum.a hnasa for three horses and is rarrin2es, a ith room for darer ; hendsome shrubbery ; from the cupolas grand vie% of the surroundine roun Iry ; aduumor the same. tao lots 75 feet Inch.= lett deep. Only Ye Cy/ ol vinnAy unrated on the o th,le. Address. WM. FREDERICK SW . . EMMIEM3I== NU7O OAPITALIS'LS.—FOR SALE— The Machinery. Stook, and Fixture' of a lam Manufactory of PAPER ItAINIGINGs. replete with every convenience for carrying on an extensive bon bons. A desirable investment to persons of energy who can push the business For sale with or 'without the buildling. Inquire at= ( /IEBViI CT Street. ialSetintf if FOR SALE.—AII that Valuable Property known as the BLACKWOODTOWN ACADF.hrt . located )n the healthr and thriving vtllase of Blackwood town, 'sew Jews. I'he nisin edifice is ot brick. 41 Up Si,, throe stories high. with basement for dining room and kttehen, and to vet) complete for a toardmg s.ihoot. is especiall adapted for n Isolate seminars has ample grounds, being well shaded and will tie sold at au , lion on THURSDAY. the Itch of March, at one o'oloolt P. M o on the pretatses. inquire of JON ,t 8 LI VtIU MORI:. fe7l-I.lt • BLACKWOODTOWN. ~f 9. HERR'S HOTEL FOR RENT.—The hilliproptietrese of the atones well•known Hotel wishes to retire, and offers the Hotel for mot. The furniture will be sold, or routed also. Forparttculars, address te]l Lit J. O. HE IR. Harrisburg. Pa. JONES' HOTEL—PIHLADELPHIA The lease and furniture of this noted Hotel are for sale at a erect bargain. The furniture to entirely new. having been put in within a rear. and the house now doing a successful Intuit. of D. \t nTIOER. in the Hotel. or of Y. O. SCRIHA, No, Id hl URRAY St., N. Y. felt-tt pult SA LE— TIIE BROADWAY F FOUNDRY AND MACIIINFAHOP, ST. LOUIS. Minoun, ESTABLIPIJED IN I. This Inns established and well known Foundry la of (ered for sale on 11COOMMtlatatint terms. During the last eighteen in3uths the Buildings have all been rebuilt, in the moat approved modern stle. and new machinery added. insklns the most complete es tablishment id its size In the Western country. The Foundry Building is 06 by 63 feet, and furnished with Cranes. Cupola. Core Oven. &e.. &a, complete. The Machine P . dop is Ili ho 4U feet, two and one-half stories hush. and contains a large and well-arranged sot of Lathe.. Boring end Planing Machines, &a-. usually found in Shops for doing a IteU@ral Machinery busmen. The stock of Patterns is the largest and most saleable in the city of st. Louis. ylsaks.'l oole.ite.. shoat Bleak- Muth shop. Foundry, Maelnne Slop. and Bodes yard in abundance A most excellent opportunity is effaced for Moor three Practical mechanics, with 'small amount of Weak'. to embark in a well erablishod manntaaturing business. For particulars address, at St. Louis, , (63-Imir CUDDY. CARPENTER. & CO. 01- FARMS! FARMS!! •FARMS!!!- JELFARM (4110 Jerry, near North Wale. Station, fu ontgolueryounty. for sale on very esay term.. FARMof S i 7 acres on Germantown YAP. 41. ti miles from Morristown. hi Qtly improved. and tool locatu.. Term. else, and immediate P , uleillinn Wen. FARM or 0 acres. with good iniprorements—land under Itr.l cultivettou—minote oa n p .k e , PAC IVRY for Aisle near Norrietown—o treat bargain —and Irma very moil.. MERCHANT or.if GE HIT MILL, with a run of stones, for solo, 12 miles (ram the city. Aloo.othir Limit and Saw %lino sale. bTORE, DWELLING. and half sere of land, for sate, in a ioott locality. whore n good bosaneas can be done. HOTEL and lit acre. of land. a MllOll from Norristown, a cerrilesiroble buoiness 'Land. FARM of 60 %ere*. %fireboat Mall, &0., he., inmate on Reasfiric Rajlroad. for sal. nheer. Several one Farms to exchange for City Property, In good Waimea. First Mortgagee on Farms negotiated en reasonable ter MI. !Honer invested In good firm Mortraion . . . . NJ' For a entalor ea of }arms. Stores. Hotels. reed other property, a9pl7 to or &Wore. R. R. CORSON, (al-ewlM Surn.town. Es. im TO RENT FOR A TERM OF YEARS. Ma A Retail Buns and fixtures, well located for ball -11011. A Mill, 78 ky DS feet, three storiem high, with water power and strism for scouring and finishing goods. A Dye Rouge, tO by 2i fee.,with good water for dyeing, arid plenty of dry room. This property in risner's lam., near the Germantown Railroad, lama so rate socecsible to the city, makes it very decrnble. Amity to 11103 LAS R. FISHER. 1a23-tf Fisher's Lan.. FUR SALE—A valuable Lot at corner of carisoan end Tventieth streets. ttarips three fronts. suitable fora church or factory sus. t r terrs Lo.. address J. 8.. at this office/. 3a13-u pACTORY LOT FOR SALE.—A value ble corner Int, lie rest intrutrie, tinclug due* frosts. edtnittbil located tot lac Lory site. It is sitilatiod td Me son weetenoi pen of the oity, in a meant' -int- Pmeing neighborhood. It will ba Kl 4 on rimaortebile terms. Toe pertioulars. address "K.." odic* ce Tee Trees. ,el3-tf F IRST-CLASS BOARDING, with Parlay and Chambers, in s Forme Family, 1115 GIRARD Street. lel St • pASII WILL BE PAID, AND THE 'La blghest pr:rs, for lutes' and rents' SW-of CLOTHI NO, by addreartng Hot 517 Ilios.l's ulsostcb. fel4-151. ANY PERSON OF ORDINARY CAPA city can le‘rn to read in.l ante the curreapond ing PHONOGRAPH , . to On e A cal knowledge goo/armed. W.ll. PILLIN(.. Phonographer, fe29-3t• llAri RACE Street, fiRITTEN DEN'S PHILADELPHIA CO d. N../ Tit ERCIAL CIILLEGE. N. E. corner SEVENTH and CHEYTNLIT Street/J.—The feemer et radente. motes nnotre or er. TX) mow in attendsere. hnte en tered from inn. lit. 1,30. to Fah. :SO, AU are in strueted, individually. in the Matti of the coantlni house. Neese 41,01 and eznnune errangemente;&e. fe.-12t• if NEW BOARDING SCHOOL. TUSCARORA PIMA LE IN. Ml' CE 1.1. opened at ACADFNIIA, Juniata county. on the 1M day of MAY next. For announcement. eon. taming terms. Aa, apply hy letter or pereanaliv. fill 1m April, to the enhicrlber. at 1711 VINIE :+treet. Phoadei phin; after that at ACADEMIA. Juniata connry, Pa. W. O. A li ti EW. fell dtm3l' 1711 Y/N K Pt:at. a t SOUTHERN AND WESTERN BIER. CHANTS are y.lrtiout,rly 1011[04 to call and •Xnalllne tae new and splendid nasortnifoot or Mintrnry, CortiOlitlnS Or HOOriet4, Csp.. and ti ...I-0 dresses, at NI rt. 8. 8181HirS. No. toleCUE:sr:4l;T tqnPet. next door to the et. Lawrence frri-tm rw, TO TIIESOUTIIEIIN AND WESTERN WAILII }:ItCHA NT:3. Mr.. M. A. Kitt ti. No 77 Soto SECOND Street. between MANX F.>' and CHE:+rNI i". hat now opened a splendid assortment of Fnney Sa and Straw BONNETS, to •koeh sto int Des their noes- ! pm CIIICKERING SUNS, MANU FACTURERSof Oran& liras and right PIANO FORTES. 'A'areronme. CHESTN fitreet:„.Planos V:, let. taken In exehenge. tuned. an repturell. Also. ta conntrion.* fall mock of Petal*: Disate. Mum 41..0kt. etc. 1.31-3entf 300 BIILS Prime Halifax and Eastrow. Herring. 114 A bone, Sealed Rommi.l****l.l bbta Whit* Ptah, in ste.e and for gale hr WO. J. TAYLOR k dal In and 114 kokTN wkarsc. • BUT 'ER AND EGOS, WHOLESALE' and reta,I.—DOBBIN9 111AtAL.N7 atm rillYaat• ern Market. Hntels. restaurant., Ike., guppltrt cos Ma moat fat (amble tame. reaFty WANTS. HENDERSON'S Bonkstore, 823 ARCH Street wALsaLANE . BOARDING. PERSONAL EDUCATIONAL. AMUSEMENTS. D Ribi'S GREAT SHOW. NATIONAL TREATISE, WALNUT St., st , ..tre Enhth. hiicitt,—Lirtuup Circa*, hs emote; Faruiltte m le. SI ute j i c r i v e ll a r n r d iriike Boats. TS coat.; TCHAp s i ts . - Doors Otani at kalf pest licialook. onic = S m SE o enet s THIS AFTERNOON, A Grand Eons:rims Festival. A rare comb:anion of Esurstrna. Graosstion, Acro batic,. Comm and Pantomimic Performahnes THIN IWEDNESDAYI EVENING. Feb. v. The rerfo WlaSnNE wil N mm E n C ce IR w LE . Third appearance el the Beautiful andAeaomp uhcd Equestrienne, AlLLF. Pent.OYA RA. Whose Unprecedented cie Fainestriarano oa Monday sod Tuesday evenings excited the greatest Sensation DAN RICE. the Oriental Huoloratorillsppear. L'ECHELLe PERILLEUEE. Bp h. Th. pe ctacle of therfor rnances sail conclude with the Gorgeous _ ELEPHANT KINGAM OR. THE FIRE 13 'OW WALNUT43TREET TIIEATRE. Sole Leme.—.—. ac, GtHILETTNIV. & K . Manager ..... . WO: I THIB (WJSDNF.BDAY CO . 4 .%IB.F.O9.wo. PEOPLE'S LaVirV.tß. !Mon Ifidnale, Mr. F. 8. Chaelneu ; °moo Cue, Alias Mary Miller. THE w i th VICTI. Jererpiak Clip. with imitationa of pinata? sews. Mr. F. 8. Cul:draw. 'Ln conclude eral ZHE LIMERICK BOY. War"Prioes a. Beats neared without extra charge. Dnori open at T ceekook t Performtnee to coas^ am • at 7Si o'clock. WVTLEY & CLARKZ'S AR ITAREET CJI THEATRE. THIS ( EDNENDAY) EVENING. Pe& IS. Thins week of BOURCIGAULTS NEW r.LAY. caned the_ _ OGT O HOON OIL LIFE IN LOUISIANA GeOrge Peyton, hlr. 'Wheatley Jaaeb MoClatebli t Mr. HoIZAn • Zoe. the Octoroon. AIR John Drew. &Ai.: or Paicits.—Admisston. uS Conte. accaral Beats in Drees Circle. CH cents; Paruet. X) meta • Doom open at CH ; parkerMaticalte aotamile.,9 Thi prat _ _ DAY AND EVENING EXHIBITION. THE HEART OF THE ANDES," On view at TAE ACADEMY OP THE PLYE ARV. 1 054 CIIEnN VP dime, From 9A. M. WISP. 31.. and 7 tDI9 P. M. Admission 33 cents. Yummy us maimed to Lring °pant ii:isars. fit! WILL OPEN FOR EXIIIBITIoN, EARLE'S 0 ALLERIF.S, bib CHESTNUT STREET. ON TUESDAY. FEB. 'l l .. CHURC H'S GREAT FALL " ALRO, 016:40EX'S FAINTESO OF " NISOARA." TROY TRI AXITICAN Exhibition hours from SA. M to I P. M. Adre'iorrei 22 cents. Season unsure) orate_ fe.:4l• CONCERT HA LL— CBES r2l rr STREET. ABOVE TWELFTH. GREAT AM COLL THERE MUSICAL W 0 E 1.1661313, Flattered by the kindness that hu been extera.l rei him. and thebnttiant sad signal annual re ELn• s hers! In Phtlndelphla, Ina the slearns of annocusetnk tan ha wthappenr for SIX Nll3lllll MORE. to h.s NOVEL t.ND USlltek EIsiTERTAINMESIT. With NIGHTLY CRANGS 0P PROGSAUSIE, Cnaimutemt os MONDAY. Feann. These w II pononrety b• his fast assurances to r , .. 1- 1.d•t,h0i,.. ha Southern and Wesurn on.tuementm eommanee earl Mareh. Mr.SAM CO LL. 'named by Mt. and Mrs. J HICKS, EVERY EVENINU n WEEK. N. B.—All thetas PaS.eng.r ears o°"4"'' Chestnut-et lino. umiak the doors overt fire minutes. Tickets fin sal* at Chteksrung & eons'. Len & err a. lad Beck & La son's. Counnee-s• at 3 o'ctotst- fer-it ORATORIO OF THE SEAINS. SECOND CONCERT OF THE SERIFS. HAR'4ONIA SACRE.D 1111:10 SOCIETY. The threaten announee the Peened Concert of , F.a .s.>eurty. to tat•plaee THU•bDAIE EVENING. March I. at MUSICAL FUND HALL ,Intan sze re munder of Hatdn's beaaufir I weft. THL SEAziLIN S. performed. The BALM atent7 IV4I 1 ehoruaes. sad do sole parts will ter suet tt tee r 1.1.3 perfumers an st tha Ent enneert. vita taa a., - me rtof a full Oreheatra. all anger the dirres,n tot'L.E -ON) I) NI C.11.13C10T of :he Anetet.. In s4diune to the Orstorra• a 11.24:1,e1 C 4 `Stlirer., Anion PlEtdi Wail to suet Lt Frnfal s