The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, March 01, 1860, Image 3

" Wrep.k ' •
ISlogre sot, ireh followlps deepatah
bag just hoec rsoclved bore bf tite ag en ts at !hal-lungs=
B All ar st pipp. pab, 1.7 Alen Co. ha ve
lust returned from the *reek, and ! ! cued nothing a bo ve
rehblr but 3he _M l ord ibow from: the, break of he
foreeiotlev-calirthaß'of that s gone except It feat of
the stern, Awe all. Both parts are lying north. - .•
No more bodies help been found. and from what
I can learn [Mal the ernieti.they mot have all gone
to the eastward; about ore Irateur. -
I start faint here this morn ne.. -Prom Isla can tee or
learn of the goals. nothing baa been taken ons hore
who e. - Tlbe 'Ookilifea4have , heen all broken np ant
taken into t o mats in Ineaea, and carted to the hobo!,
me s'a hindielgt -I-have not keen a whole ease or bale ate
around Cat thcblelaUod.• -
I have fermi a great mans. loose letters at the different
fighermenii.hoinses. and have had them aolleated, and
brought hate: ' , Thum ate alms twelve or fifteen bags at
postotfice. which are open.
I have feinted notices to all havini Jl°o6 to bring
them here, and pot them ons h ore and, nave them ear-
There is a diver here from T anriouth.^lnit litt has not
been able to do'anrthing: '
I have seen no pinniongere effects to identify:
„„• AnDitISW Caavrvolco.
"latief fipA" ''Eetrope,. , -
Now Tent.fotioritut Isteit telegram
from Loamy-hair haerrreoursaiS liottir'nteaniet, teleg ram
'which itrrived-Nersito , daf.: ' .
Lo t tto tt ei wehs , -.1V4100n..-Pritita 'Alerandar Ton
Basis to itoinsiVll.,Feterfirr on a inieelatulusinonto
th ge lin sYrem lll 'i - dire ow' nifeii Witte r reeeiti a n
Austria WAS tis IMAM another ettempito Wing. Mann
a B7glfgrtlrelltgrg:ri l iViliggi l art i fitikie
feats and seth,flareats tn,all the , departmeata tp titter
diet the oatiloatigo tab teat lettet of thp Blehoe of
Orleana, atanert (great on the anulto mmd-Prae an
tiateated.
The Page (3erreireendent of the 21irirs teener 'Orders
were siren. ea Thursday moronic, tohe neweritruns
tot ,to allude anv , more to the 'annexation Of Savoy tO
rmni , s• bat in the nctinnonn ta unter orders were riven.
and they:users Nero matt:egad
,t4,rite 1401 the sebleot
Erika?,,, Havana:' ,
CU IRLESTO7I. Feb. R4..:The ems:mains Isabel. from
Havana on the Uth, Yin Her West, bee arrived at this
'pert
The hrls WPM New Orleans for Baltimore,
went more near the, entmoo or the harbor, et Key
West on the 78th , and SUed with water. She prob
ably last a part of nor cargo. The melon's has been
saved.- - . • - - -
HAVANA - mannist.—sciar swan/ and nnoNanged. Mo
lasses declinins; the lastiales were at 4.4404.1 i for clay
ed. and M& for museev4da. Bottling exehanse is des
aping. and a quoted at 130134 f V tent. MINIUM Va
Oxon on New Ygrk 203 Aft Oont. premium; on New
Weans 41 , . cent premium.. ~, _
Iteme.
Wain tvo Tott.Teh.S.z.4 , lew Orleans &Otis of Tim ra
day and Friday last by intul. and Adlune' Express fur
n b i l geltrarriLtlgir.ftliteni: etite.: that a rich silver
vg. , :giteh o irl n gid x e u n t v o l:tlformerly worked,_ hue
t.
bind of Cola said to be
committing fearful &limes In Chihuahua. Meet of the'
wens Meatnaps are leaving the State with their
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Burning oft . :l4e talon eetton Press at
New Orleans.
Nvw Ontistial Feb. 23 ^A itOrtlori of the Union Cot
. ton Press wth IMO boirs.of to ton was destroyed by
fire this morning. The loss is VA toe. , • •
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Vire. at , £4lluppensh urg, Pa: '
,
irOlittino Fob, 21—A fire brake eat in tide e l e*
eridengerSegifern tioss. a considerable em not
of valuable onniert7, but by the p roma.entous or the
fireniec Omar ,Irere soon an edited. T he you, which
fa not blney;isioneered by.insprattoe.
East Baltimore„ Conference of, the ft.
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tiwtorrrile. Ps.. Peb.,10. , --.The-Baat, Baltimore Cop
coroner, of the ; Methodist eilloboal Phureh to now In
emir' thie rue, Waltrip norm in the chair. gay.
Joian DoehAtts: mum onosett seoretarr. and RPo.
John erneyer,reporter,of ,the dilly record of the pro
_ , _
!The:i'xitaklin Railroad.
.
" C 11.4 intiaintrita; Ps., Pbe. 2).—Tho Franklin-Rail
road nmspoms !for - paidetteers and' fiefbt. from thin
potbt in Hagerstown, Mariann, to-tiny: One trein each
wayW inn,alAliy; until, farther tome. humengern
l'hilleelehle'n*Pgettmete in the morning will
?seek Ragerstor, a qx o'clock P. M.
s.-11,ailroad Acold'ent.
Cirersi;e4tdcrotrith.Ct Eintantar_aigbt tht engine
attached to t aexpreea train on the manetta Railroad
Wail thrown off the track; and the engineer and fireman
Were badly Ininreft. ,;;;;;;;:' ; . '
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tUstlyvae ,
•-., Pere' 0 Viebec. .' - -.-
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Q°10"le; Pb. :0:-
.-7144ileeli-Arnod _
...the residence Liat governor General. Vas stroyed br fire
t lught. qtvvattowned,tryGoorrovinoe,ana Inenred
, , .
Non:Arrival of the Anglo Saxon.
PoirriAav,Feb.,23.—,The ateanolvin Anglo flagon MI
00t yet been *tnoned S e Is now In her fif
teenth day out; haviefg left on the lath Inst.
The New 'IND . & Pro-1.8444111h
ALllixr, tat, 59.—Tdisuso• rata fr i htbillbaepassed
the House of Assemblrby a vote of 65 to, 61.
SalUbe - of the Arabia. -
NRw Win, Feb. It—The steamship Arabia sailed at
noon, for Liverpool. :She eammay OUt )110 insole,- • , -
The *epee =Taylor _ail . Neiv Or!cane.
tiro Oevealta •Irebasi.—Tite , ateemattip 'Moses Tat
ter has 41'011d: with Fljaestu dates to the 2lth bat.
J keta",'by:Te]egraipb.
Moartg. Feb. 21—Cotton—Thu market favors the
buyer sales of UPI bales to-day, at IOW , : • Sales of the
three bays, 11,5110 bales. Reeelpts,ll,2te bales. -
Baran:can Feb. 23.--Cotten unchanged; pales of 3,000
bales. •
Ortsxplertiri, Feb, 22e-Totton—There le a bet er
feelink in the Market. the fine 4r:teddies have im
proved ; sales teHist of 2.400 bales,
Esurrwoug, Fab. 29.—Plonr quiet• Hoard and Ohio
WhestAniett tc4.51.5061.25: wince Al to ei.Oe.
yn steady. at Mono lor'-white • 7002 c, for yellow.
rime Pork 1214 p. Itrdr4ite at Uo. WMikeTfirmer ;
Now Oaracote, Peb.l2.--Eales of Cotrm tei.dai 6.000
bales, at 102Prelle for mtddllngt; ea ea for three days.
21,000; recejpre 44000 bales. against 27,000 for the name
vme katyeti.. -The frecelyta at *II licenhern Ironware
ej abdad °f lour year, - 001 r 0 f.i11..,0rmat.49
Advance ; smeg istkii3 tor Rw. 'Aettee ,rrolgote to'
Liverpool,X-, - Stsiltrig Exchange semi; drawn on bilk
of Exchange ; bills on Tiew , york WISH{ ; nigh;
e' ••
The 4:04 "'-A Bug."
genttors:
[For The - ' • :
I do not protehd to be mirtioulerly smart, but I
must Ooefessl do begin to smell arat—is,very
tailed Norwegian--In regard litad'lle Ella
syara," who Is now creating immolation at Dan
It not barely 'poseible that some of our
vary knowing tones have unciineolotudy outwitted
themiiihks ?, I will give yeti' my reasons : If the
.g lady" la smpie, yhy does the managentont ap•
pear so *4 'lipiuszioits attract:- attention to :the
doubt existing in relation to see sex? In the
puffs prolimionerY,""and in the bids, we tine the
matter constantly ellnded Miami an evident effort
made to induce the belief - that it may -not be
a female. Oadhd,ririf Veit of IfS,apinatianoo,
attar, being received' wi th a ; poifeet t r empost of en
thuriatu“ notioid, varkth, partici wheal. I-knew
to be in thifiterest of the management, very busy
among ,the' ritidiencia, With ;myehirlotts - winks' end
nods, evidently intended to encourage the rumors
In circulation on this point. Very. extraordinary
managerial' :
,!*aigon'?. ai a . f lott!ftt4 ,l o 3 nP!°Yed ' to
create aitorMitiMent; and I merely throw out these
suggestions, ferthe considaratiOn of those who are
ready to: 4 t beak 'their 'opinien." , •
Ouaurtog Itnaugstorgo.,-The: kottayite) (Pa.)
Miners' lournicl, OcSattirdey, says : ' , '
4; bi t . Thomas Rittabo; of Reading; whO recently
made 22.'7, horse shoes loin rheum of one , day, has
stirred our' blaokontithe up to see ;What they can
achieve Stahl sake Ifni.. Last week we noted the
feat of Mr. Lewis Hauge, of this corinty, and 'this
woek we are called upon to note another. ,It sp.
pears that:owing to a challenge of Mr. Rambo, on
Saturday lest, Mr. Joseph Mabury, of Sehnylklll
Haven, with one striker, made 2N complete horse
shoos, in 131, hours of one day v Ave .sucoessive
hours in the morning , and sl.' hour iz., s
in "the after
noon. glob shoe was made of new iron, witheight
double.punOlted nail' holes. This'ls probably as
fast work as that of Mr. Lewis Hausa, and could
erablYfastor tharthat of the Reading champion,
who, by the way, the Sohnylkiitcounty .bleok
smiths think; bad better come up here and finieh
Seamier his trade. It is thought that Mr. Mabury
oan easy Makeplit hoist) shoes to ten successive
hours." :
TER YACUT WANDEREIII.-A letter jut received
from a gentleman in Bfroletra eau;
"You will very likely' haVe seettin the pipers
that the Wanderer was run away ilth from Savan
nah. A beautiful, yacht (Amenean) ran' clone Into
the port here one day in November; but cleared out
so soon as eho saw some .Englieh taen 7 of.war at an
chor. The day previoue.she had been at goober
off the coest , to the westward. -Thle vessel turns
out to be the , Wanderer:; "The captain went home
10 one of the 'Afriean'peokets.;, Hi bed, landed at
Tenerife in a small boat, and made - out that he bad
been abandoned at sea by hie mate, who bad run
away with the vessel ;,butiourious to say, be, the
captain, wag well-provided with - doubloons ; No
one knows what hes beeomaof bar since; but it Is
a curious feet that the same day in whleh, In his
protest before the United States coned at. Tine
rifle, he declares to have been abandoned at sea,
two hundred miles (rein land, the vessel was at as, off our coast. We'ehall hear litt l e of her soon,
I suppose."—.Evenivßea4 , , •
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. Tim PHILADELPHIA 00L1,2011 OP DlMai
- Igulloßttir.—The Philadelphie Collegroftental Antler/
.
to an !nab hitiorryrorthY of pneciraseinent:, Its cabin
' nounon has juetplerrnmated. a with ' a stoma that
, /peak/ favorably' fog its fdtpre: • he College rooms are
.at No. an `At ch"-etreet. ;The operating.room corytalne
twenty alum*. Durtng.the session thie room Is awaits,
whethern the teeth of all who preseht thentselvese
rich or poor fire grateitonely treated. During
the last 'ensign, the large nnuinerof %E. 6 dental opera •
tom; have been•performedi of whi ch Olt were teeth
filled with sold. and =filled with tip. grins the same,
patio I, 1.57 D. teetli , wero wleented ht the students, be
sides many sets and parts or seta.. all ,of which were
gratuitous to the i rciptento of the Went;
The prospect** the Bohol. an we bate mud, are very
ypod. The matr valiant' hail from''-all cuartere of the
_Colon, and gutty their eteregalon not aa amateurs, but
as a means of livelihood; , •
The annual oommeneenket of Bas College was had
-hat eeeningiat,hintlioslir o BA , in the present* or a
ithly reepectable aseemblage or.j.pplies 6141 gent eaten.,
6 platform 6/66 OCOPP/Ad by tpe trusimm bee tinnily.
o the onllffe ft end, bye nantlxr ol proponent esti - gene In
other wet .0f Ilfej;fi. hand. et turista. agreeably, filled
the tnterl e . g. ',',,, , : .., „, , , . , ~. -
The exetainer'irtia otlened by rill, atter, whiek
Bev. Br. it li, Ad ma olfered ti frayer g e, degree 01
Doctor of Dental trurgery , was heA min erred upon the
followins twenty-one puede : .
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loop Francisco Pint, CU 1 ,tt r y,, ~Mett.. Sehnildt
Schaller. Germany ; Mapuel - de lifiatlerreg. Sulc
I to
.jamee M. Clement..l.ld., 0.1 1 011 11 ;Alf etlgh. DA .'
L. B. Henderson N. e. r.zu wow no I Ili -Pot
Geortejc. Zeta '4 a. f reward Lulling, a.;.oearp .
Crary. N. Y. Wilhang 4. A 1 194034 V. POW er.
star, N. It ; attatlateve. udleman. Ni . I rmek el. 4
Cloyda arkanaeo ;fialllan. Tailor lowa Overige , .
Plait, Coon ;; Ja mes P. odunn. Jr., E. , Lt . C o rrin e
Neer,. Channel !Mob 4 e , . Kyle. pi, rh. tinu five
line ;Ifigatthew K. Batoffittli 71orgeyo,ins; RtArt as.'
la iNe n g trA e rren of iiriii dittigur ' byt he 1 littorgttO,
jam, Ad 66 wee delivered . to.th mbyT, lo
ii . ti l elc e ing. Protegee of Chemistry awl A 1 4 4011.. ' •
The valedictory ostensibp , denvoroo to t 0 stualt
contained it good many hints ,
cored
e .
who heard then!. It Was lietatteittesr4 tnco i gutt
- , The exeroises of the writhe elotiOd;atiltie't.ane.'
~diction. - and the audience departed , - c, ~,,, , •
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IsiNtat , Air ARAM, Attitligsg7tyitt,Ritlit".thitir
W. PAOPIOITY.--YOrartliiil¢ /04M t iillfril
~Wood arefEdwat 0., polo tAhubele_Pm_,Slyt, lt ,
tettivinedtee, Ellettee ed; ti V, teptubt•Ail e ia,t , Or thr!
some bole polt ttui_pitiWoUtutNtot t I} It ill int a roe
-. r a1 .t..,,....5...... r0t dollar. . The,..„
_ve lt litritvgitedgeas,r i ot 4111111,7=3,
htt tr - p re to be a -rein I.' enee,!'er.,atittek „
lietentat etthepeeratimat4tebetty iv roh hem en
falOnl rseotr.d. , J 1 sew, 41141e,p reettlytof th e ?
stUtetototeatee titbits 01010 i an tititb• 'the lad,
- omorgiNtotrottoitturninary ostottitiottorntntt ,
-- iiillietai t it irg w im irdialyvl e app
pub oat Oty,-
_ .t ,.. 4 , ~, ..., oh.. elf at,
o,,xygivez I tz i pvtimurritkv, ..woof
- .' omit tacit i et nee 1 - C ' l .6" .4Pairt o rril di ah i
- .1 4 11a4 - 0 .6_, , rt.;atitTlZart
..- folovilkkototo l s - of orpo r og o -,.. 40 ,. la it .
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etas ,- • 1111) ,inetenee. 1111 , ttltorakk
-;-, tion - e . t • -I,tt • ta tifort . .... ~ .111 . -rtt,
'` ''''' t t . 1 rt itj/folri 1.,
`rmfir ;:" e rr, :--
FlNimewt. 601MHERCIA.L.
The Market.
' Puii,Anstmcia, Feb. a. IBM)
Abair business was done at the morning sossion of
the, Stook Board. tinder a concession of l to 34 from
yo‘toolsy 4 B prigs, Beading mold pretty trellis. Schuyl
kill - Navigation preferred also - fell but recovered It
aV the second board. Penneslvanla first mortgage
Area sold 'at 3a' above par.
Monis ie a litt'e more inquired for, but the rates of
disommit have not advanood, nor the supply in the
hands of brokers been diminished.
•'A miarrel has broken out 'among the, parties inte
rested In the Thirteenth end Fifteenth-streets Rail
way, which may result in divulging to the publio nonce
of the. sensate of the mysterione doublings and shut•
dings attending the two' sets of subscriptions to itn
stook, and the queer and sudden compromise. A. voinn
tear on one aide, in another column, states that the
largent stockholder paid a bonus to the ooranninnoners
of two dollars a share upon three thousand shares—say
six thousand dollars. If thin in so, the oommissioneni
made a• good thing of it, but the subsonbens who went
n Irma. faith and
. paid their money, and lost interest
upon, it until it wen returned without their eetttnn any
stook at all, will begin to see " the wheel within the
Wheel" tthat was before hidden away.
The following in the coal tonnage of the Shamokin
'Valley and Pottsville Railroad Company:
For week ending Feb.2s
Banteriene last year
119 4,66203
9191p*DELP.111A Irroog IZXCHANGE 91AL89.
Felonry 99. 1900.
RIPOOTIO By B. R. BLAYKainii, BIM Walnut Street.
. ' - ' "., • 'FIRST BOARD.
1000 Readies' li, to '44 :..97 6000 Peon R6a lotnitg..loo%
MOO •do .....44....97 MO BI % Idridg To full
1000 do .....'41....97 paidsewn. 9..0
200 do ,;....'46....91 112 Lehi g h Scrip Ito b 6.31 1 .04
Bill do .....'43....97 4 Fenn ft ...... .......87%
-.
1000 • do .....'70....02 1 do .... 37.1 y
3000 do ' .....' 70:...02 1,1
20 Lolugh Ne.v. ...... .61%
1000 do ..... , 70....82 10 Cam & Ambit., —126
1000' do .....10....83 10 Bony Meadow R... 68%
1000 do . '70..,.825: 100 Reading It 66.903(
1000 do 70osh 8711 IXO do 20%
Me Cam&Ambes'B3lta.B4l6 6 Sohn,' I Nay pfd 16
1000 do
, .....'75...87 A do ...... ...... 16
1%10 Roby( Nav61'62.111.-71 10N N Liberty Gets 29'
"" , 111 - -.'1,2.b1e." . "" Nclpetown " —.AV
7th" .
500 N Penn .. 60i
2000 OttsekDel Cansl6e.Bo
BETWEEN
/000 O&.A. 68'64 tran5....92
WOO Penn It !stmts. •• .1001(1
• ISBOOND
100 City es 101
600 do ' low
46 , 0 do " 101 X
600 do ..oase..lol3i
100 do • • • •0100. .10LX
10u0 N resin R Os 1611
WO Elm Chattel 103....20
1000 Ileion_cales sap on 20
100801121 Nay p1e...b6.16X
oto - sure ri
Rut. Asia.
Pll4 k ir. gl o ' IOI Mt
liwant 01E104 101
POEM 0/...1.11t 011 02,4 03
r
1: vortf.
- wint,;roz::ll3§ 80 1
mt", E 9 .llgiffits' " 1
tilohnTl wiy 'IOLA hg,
•
Philadelphia Markets.
• There is some little export demand for Flour. but ge
nerally at • pnee below the views of ho'ders, who are
asking 05.7565.87 g for standard and good straight sti-
Petfine. tout findLng.buyers to any extent at these
rates, ex ee p t to supply , the trade. who are buying mode
rately st the above figures for superfine, 0806 25 for ex
tra, and.from 15.25 up to 07 4P bbl for extra family and
faney Mande. as in quality , the market closing quiet,
with sales of COO bble family at a price kept private. Rye
F lour iseriling in i small way at 1425 bbl. Corn
Meal wet/tines dull and nearly nominal at 10.623 4
bbl for rennelivanis 1 a email sale of count was mare
at a fraotientess. Wheat—Thera to not moo dement
the
the receipts, howev er
small tot ) are very light and h oldsrs firm,
with sal* s of sue bushes red to note at 13801400 for gmd
1,600 Wraterndo on terms kept P top rime l ll:a a t t a. l ll ,
and
wanted, and Promise's* sells,, ernval, at 23. ) ;
bushel. Corn Is not much inmured• for, nod furtherer
sales of 3.000 bushels yellow are reverted at 75e70.150 for
Prime dry _yellow afloat. and 711720 for intoner. as to
eality...l Oats are steady , and saga of MI bushels Penn
at tin: 7,000 bushels Jersey at 430, and 1400
alewife at 01160430. Barley and Malt are unchanged.
Noarkt heists nothinydoing Co t Quareotron, and first
I is Wanted at 129 1 , ton. on—The market con
tinuing quiet, with a a nail business only to note at about
Previous rates. Groiteries—The market Tomains is
and prices about the same. Provisione—There
Meats.
change, and small business doing in Barrelled
Meats. Bacon. and Lard at quoted rates, 100 tee Pickled
Hams sold at 10340, 00.000 lbs Bides sold at 93i0, and 03.-
CheeseShoulder', in salt. at 7ge, on l y ays. coshß and
ere dull. Figh—We have to not sale
01 Bulk Herring from the vessel on terms kept private.
geeda-41 bout 3N bushels Cloverseed found buyer* at
om 04 2514 8756 yahel..the latter fur prime lots,
which are soarer, skey is in steady demand: sales
of Ohio bile at 2Hist e. the latter rate for choice Wk.
ages,loo bble Easton's% 23340, hhds at 21340, and drudge
at 270 49! gallon.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
DY TO rimy' (Amos us: non.
CONTINENTAL-8. X. corner of Ninth and Chestnut.
Sea it Page. Frankford, Ky . , 'P A Woodley
C Ginner, Potshard . li Wood lowa
ti l igU67, 107,1 1 ::°" 1 °. 0 . 13 It. 1 s oli l
Me Motehead,Pittshusx Miss Rerbertort.flula
Geo W Wish & Is. Wit, Del il i 8_ rlieler. 2 •A SI
,It Rl-112,1114'll'i°-, 0, v Itloll, CM, 0 '
Geo_ Cobb, Frankft, Ky
W D I - Weirs, iswerk A TSummoy N C
J A Barsin, 0 5 Fleming & la, Jer'y City
LB Waller. Va i
E'P r lCri Trl,_ Bo ston
alesßaird, Boston mon
ales Churchill, Boston Alf R ft Wootten Del
I M Winchester• W C Church, Di Y
Alex Itiokey, Phil& 'ta r s Rogdrs, Jersey City
D P Grier & la, relent, N J Ja hn 0 Price & la, Del
Joel Thaler & lady A Russell & wf, Salem
Miss U's Russell, Salem T_T Beane; & la, Lollies'.
ego Altimball & wf,-Mau Wm ..•metyrhi 1
0 1 McKim. Cinoinnati
i ris Carrie Reybertnn
S 11-01111. West Chester 8 AtoPellen,. rep_
Geo pownall, Pa Elimaker, Jr, cfarrieb'd
"it McCormick, Harrisburg I M Tliompiipa, Butler, PO
0 I* Lanai . Lanaaster P H UZolofo, Tema
W Borah, Tenn _ G H Hutchins, Trenton, NJ
!INT= C l' a r , a r in ' l4 jI A PAICZieII: Tre nton, l N j
?' 4'
M Moorhetuta,ffot Raven 0 C Benshaw, Baton
El Fahnestoek, Pittsburg •A 0 Richards, N y '
W ht Richards. N Y I Miller. N Y
.H. B
Or e .
• Itt A Daman, Lex, Ky
A. P •torge. fi 0 s. Roach, N 0
M Dively, ifansed City , Mo Dr M No la d, Mo
M• hi Williams. N-Y • L 0 Ives. Dartford
Wm C Stout, Mich .13 li A hilitit, Vontrose
Geo B Atkins, N Y
F glow, Milt: /9 i t tbiarh Ds:eV
C I L rf i :loe, Ittimond. R1. 7 19):A1 5 . 'ftiVat.4
iffaneer. Galt C tA.Wallie, N y
err I AM. Nor York' • It J Vifitng , New York
Schenok, salt 0 K Reyn olds, Mho
J 6•Allen, Lexington J B Morton, Lexington
S C Buddy. Bogota = . A j'homnon, Is, Brooklyn
S 0 Basle, St Lotus C B Sawyer. Chicago
B Israel. 8 0 - A B . let Madison, Ga
~ 1' Cook,' New York ' W Rob er t,,New York
0 Alehel,"RQ . - • • W Wilmor, 8 0
L 8 risr, Albany .W I Berry . Nashville
ft irkpark, Nashillia LO sling. y
8 ILO/. r . kr Eilwaril
Lieut Coors Il• GS A . Xsywqnd, X I
0 ',l' Bowen, Meago " " .
GIRARD HOUSE—Chestnut et.. below Ninth.
C B Kid. Phil* Ono It Taylor, Wheeling
Jam .13 Con. Misr T B Williams, Oa
.7 HFayerwetither. lowa Geo Hunoker. B C ,
H ll Crookle, tan Juan lIIM Preston, Os
Dr a L Nulty, Ve. - .1 P clark.Ta
Miss A silo.e. N Y 11. td Snide% tit Louis
A_II Godwin. N J Chas BHu role, N J
Mr Clarke, N y 2" Wilson.
Jaiyob Knapp, ilit a 0 reward. ones
V E Tlicir 4..1 . 1 1, It 0 W Botelerar, Wash
roam, Ga ' It K Jorpcs, Wa f t
M Harding, Phila.
lookatone , WOGibon,NO
Olamar. Elkton, Md C Wendell, Womb
kt , CAA, & la. Pottsville T Young. Fa
Miss Young, Fa Mr Dump. N Y
Mrs a i r ) W t i dgi 4 4 . if Y
I.Col S ratans, N Y
wm ungerrord, Conn
se KFe .lo I Q. ; Nr W F arrobee, Bolt
.1 0 MoCleilan. Nashville
, v-1., Slow.aellau, St Louie Dr fclleepierala
0 I inton. Richmond
cePt e keirir. Ark Col ullairr
f aultier, alt_ t + B eall , a
T Thompson. N .1' '- - 0
Rivers la
•
W Temple, Del , , . yrsfirown, It
Mrs Wilson. - N Y
I I. Leeper, Mo it a t i g e r Pe yn r isiOV Y
0 Hood. flubs . ' 0 B Minima Y
I 0,/ii i kicui, N Y . i 4 Hill. N /
Oeo °oil. N C Chas Itenerry, PI C
Eml 'Dinsmore ,_N Y T Oale, Memphis
no B onham. N Y Chas Mattain, re y
Ileskoil. N Y , R riGlowin & Is, M i ss
ss Motiowan, Mira A Brown Mae
M Mossol f . Miss
St
Louts
A her?. N C
2rui j hrtlit n leil Aute i r a le t n t iil i k l i g, N 0
iIEROHANTB' HOTEL—Fourth street, below liroh,
Ing_D Funmet A ,Wilhanunet 4 T Bolinger, Kz
A_Williami, Ky J Wittidtt I) n t h . Kr
W.O Beirnee. Savannah N R slither. Canton, 0
P M 8011, Purdy. Tenn 12 P tripling, Tenn
Eli Winni David, Tenn C Johnson. Ind
W Flksidgers_osavannah L Frantham, Tenn
W ll Weitts r lii 0 N Cline
.1 11 Nark/. Quinoy, 11l „I B WaiderkCal
A Thompson. Cat •, l A Shackelford ,_Tenn
Kansa Igniith. Cal D Lawenberg, Bloornib l g
A W shook . Lancaster , W Loring, Piclreph
F Weidman, Mt Joy, Pa F. Ilarmar N
Mies Apt Bur, Pa , .Jas K_Conk,& Is, NY
Facer Belli., Menton • Me its l . F. JBe p. Keaton
D Parion,:_rh la Power. Pittsburg
H Hirsh.. N Y shorn, N v
M Dal. N Y ff. I..pid•, Sc Louis
J 0 Kirkpatrick, Pittsburg John il_Deshong, N I •
W Showers. Ky Id 8 Coffin, lowa
111 5 Member Cinciruoati kll Wittrook. Cinoinnoti
Rev Alex lark; pa A Fraser
W Chair Plates , City Mo M Johnston, Mo
f 'kr rel i elL e , r , i l l e h rti t i te °hi ' M° 'YO B tl i iMe ß A d . Texas
James H Brown Mrs J B Pond, Marion, Ala
-NV 0 Ensiand brim, Ala tha II Cendel ,I 11l
B &Beading, 0 ' B fscmce, Mo
James Cross, Y
5 lannesser.Covington,Ky:, Saaford,-Min
CORTNTIIIO
' , AMERICAN 'HOTEL—Chestnut at.. shove nth. Iff
J Keen. Evansville, Ind • JD Hooker, Ky ,-
h. C Dunn, Limeade, Ky Joi Moldha tor, ILE
Jes B Oreed. 1? - Q.l) Permits & in. Tenn
Mn ➢ l' A D"4 "S.
P" VP"'"' K /10
t
' T'B'4 l (pce,i'i'e".xl 't
Eio=tnn
Hrinniokson, Nl_ H arils. N Y
hos Orr, Newark,N I N Moomirider,h4D,Mil
H Woodcock. N y Blakemote, N Y
0 WaLsoa, NY . , A Dubois, Trtnton
Thom Macon, N r A Anderson Y
Y
J_M Jordon. NY W 11.Inok,N J
W Rader. Woe OhestCr PBill, Ps
_M Ylookr. N Y . 'P F. Wacky, N y
W I rhiliya l Joel G W ,lio c itse , , Elton
lolknoi:T, ridy , ..i.d4,4,14b, iitei:h, N 0
B .11'110111.N a 1_6014 Did;
_24 F t Mke., md W M ooWert N C
i; w R ioh N 0
Jir I, W OorratLY 0 C B Rom. NY:pcheeter
J 0 RM. N
J E Van Doren Phila R Moon, Bolton
Va t' r "4.1 14
yo off, V F Co McCart h y . wife, Y
D 00 Ploy. RI
.- BT. LOUIS 8 0 '8[;—Otteetaiit street. alma Third,
11,1 Ile , .1' " " ,0 K Kimball, Mime
o T rfastoal hie -10 Kelly, nibs
ThOeKheen, 848 . K Adler. Balt ,
Imes Eames. hula 8 ogleer. Jersey City
iW Call, Jolley CitY ' "WI Fetter. N J
Oba A - R ml.,Jersey City A heipl, bt u .
TitYlor, •Y , .fl fl IMilas, NY
J% Dresser. N Ir- , :- ' - •C 8 Menon, ri y
H*
r i g i ratrbU„, N Y t r Prn I t lt e glia A ' P‘ W Y ster ford
Dewelt, Ohio Jl_Broner, n vido ~
arry Duman. ill A /Athlete, N 1
Oeo C Hooker & la, Ohio
„.. JONES' HOTEL-eheatnut it. below Seventh<
ifl,?llllfei Kr Ikr I : jltd , kin; Ohio
Vikofagii:NNYY Woodruff Y
13 ft Inveg. N Y
L i re's, Va. J_lll'hatoliet, N Y
II orris. N Y R mann. Ii J
obit artin 04 i 110 Little, N 1
1 , Aar lb Irti selem, N I Jo a Haollifivi, Balt •
D farm y
Clalrk.•
8 towroA i lr., Hifi _Jontt9Ti l ginetion Columbia
O (4 6111 1. L. . L ' .-
'' 'it bribeglifo N rd A l N Y
BSi Blatoh ord, Y 8 M o tookton,_rrineaton
- 0 Pr ConradkLin , t , 0 B oats. Halt
EndrierTiet B 4 _- , . Hi, lebrow, Trenton
J T WClfth 00012, Pa Semi Green , Salt
John Lee, alt - ' Ohm Senders, Belt
. O 11 Abbott, Nashville .
a THE ITHIHN HOTEL—Aroh street, above Third.
Tr A WillOn, Tenn c yr Tandy. Tenn
1. L K l i l tre n r t itlM t tiburg I{Lagir.Pill'urg
w &Allmon% Ohio JJ Wiblit.lll'
PW 11 0 1te nliii i . P k bl i aa ' 24 'Rr j El t li i l l7m V ph r l ll ll l P tm"
ilt i tlornildr e m, m N b l e, 0 W 0 Ou.il Po'rt Clinton
Idips C listirgan, 0
fißrdinA ,}, :..., 0
,ob,lip=it,".er,Ed
01, hiw. y tevanion..n.
0 Id Hrookerlid Y. H gram, uenton, 0
WEI Ohlry. ftlfm. rt .1 . , „
BA 01,111107111*--Third Anse, *toys Asa.
v ie ,,,‘,„. 1 , ; ; •1 / 43,„., gkelsei)betmar, Phils
J ViitYr si t i t I y , iPp o lettg e l ea fr o l P h le
tefl i n tt irto".ll,lll,lWrilt; FA
Al
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V 177011,4 Allwhin%
STATBB UNION HOTEL—Market at.. above Sixth it
ae Darren:Lanes:ler oo ;Kenney, Lancaster eo
Y., D Written, Idineaster oo ft B Wright, Wash city 11
II Halfinan, Phila. Jag U McLain, Pa
J P Parr, Ohio E M Jones, Amoons, Pa
SA Jones,laJtoona, Pa A WolTkell, Pa
J 0 Crone, Harrisburg C IT Wollaston, Chester co
Hayes, Chester co F Wineman,Livermore,Pa
Criswell, Pit B Q Roatch, Phil%
obt Garrett, Pa j_rio Powers, H Tt,liarrisbg
) W Gray, II 11, Greene oo win F Alexander, l'a
Joe Id D Jaokson, Pa II Laughlin, Clarion no
It RI Russell, Perry oo
SLACK DRAB ROTEL—Thltd st.. above Callowhlll
P Hersh, Allentown S games, Crapersbnrit
S RTY, Coopersburic 0 Harper. Pa
D Miller, Reading J Digman, Southampton
0 RhaPPell, Pa I Maddara. Pa
II Maurer, Bechtelsville .' S Morris, Philadelphia
Gent D Davis, Philadelphia W Tobias, Reading
LB Marahall, Pa .10 Antrim Ohio
Mrs I 0 Antrim, Ohio I Baum, Oh io
MERCHANTS' /101.811E-rThird street, ab. Callowhill.
D Underkoflleg, Pa C Tomeson. Lexington
W Wallace, N J Mise Onlesbory, N J
0 W Wolf, Pa P M Lambe, Pa
NATIONAL ROTEL—Baca street, above Third.
iejir i g;. l o.73l: r 11:R 3 41;1°.1 I :Val'Aii.
Nv Ater, Pottsville J Jameson, Allentown
E Nice, Sob Haven J C Strohm:Aar, Reading
Reffe Reading 0 noirgre e, Obunk
Frank Van Bore, M chunk W H o. M Chunk
A B Tate, Berwick , Pa Mal Jacoby, Pa
COMMERCIAL HOTEL—Sixth at., above Chestnut et.
0 Pairlamb, poi no E Milroy, New Garden
L Malin Chester en Miss F Cann & ele, N Lon
Lorenzo Malin. Chester en J A Negley,_Phila
D 8 Wingard, Pitteburg 0 IV Ottie, Del
C7lllB Eagle, Pa
- Week. Year.
~.1,788 01 - 14,740 00
713 03 10,081 17
FOUNTAIN HOTEL—Second street, above Market.
Bearborough & son, Pa Harrell Stant. Del
B. Y Townsend, Boston R Cummins, Del
J C Pennewill , Dover, Del .1 MoDaniel, Dover De l
Wm C Savage, Phila Robt Snodgrass, N
.11r E D Daily, Smyrna, Del 'l' 9' Mutton, Smyrna. Del
.1H Cana; Smyrna, Del J Wiley & la. Cm, 0
✓H e , tone. Cincinnati, 0 T H Heath. Bangor, Me
J Kelly, Allegheny City E. 'l' Carlisle. Del
A W Cook lover, Del E Buchan. Conn
A Ca'don, Pa • Miss et/addins, Al City
J. B Chandler, Washington W
Paul,on, Washington
0 C Marshall, Washington W I N J
MOUNT VERNON HoTgr—secona Mt— above Aroh.
Thom Conway. Mass John Stones, Tenn
T Mints, Ya 8 Barber, Ohio
Miss M Carpenter . Pa Mom L Knipe, Pa
R Franks N Y James Jaynes, Boston
James M yers. Balt 0 M Lee, Harrisburg
E H Bevis, Norristown F L Rhum, Pa
Nornetoirn K.. —.51:
10 nib, 8ank.......11
BOARDS.
34 Spring Darden
BARLEY SHEAF HOTEL—Bend at. below Vine.
n
H Watson, Bucks co Time Ent, N J
F Ganders, Stroudebure A C a rbour, N J
GOO Gleason, Blacks Eddy Gen iokerinz, Bunks no
H Gilbert, Backe co E B eavenworth, Pa
BALI) EAGLE HOTEL—Third at.. above Callowldlt
John 'Dunlap, Bunke no 21 H Gchults,_ Nazareth
John H Bu'z e Pa Vi Headier, Bucks no
P &leers & la, Pa Solomon Ethspin, Easton
Luther Calvin, Easton W Perry, Pa
88 Sobuyi Nay pfd...141.163‘
4 Pena It.. »..... .....37
II 'Harrisburg lt R— ..87g
2N West Mining-- 42
8 Moot= ice' 8ank....,
‘I
8 Girard Bank
3 do .... OA(
ItICEB—STEADY.
Bid. AskAt
ttl Nay, impf—...l6 161 i
. la iii9rtllm ii
'ElgliVi t tlica 1
X Fauna x..—.... 9 9
I .. do— —.MK 66
1 0 199 ~ ... .. 91. 91
1 Catmnsia 11.- ..Ti .1
1 ao lit mubrlikk . !pi
I D i M t 9t 1. 4 9 . 9. Z ,9 k
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"Bower's MBDIOATED Fius " area mild end
gentle lixative, useful in Constipation. Sick Headache,
and Bilious affeotions. They are a meat novelty. One
fig (a a dose, end can be eaten the same as the ordinary
fruit, possessing great advantages over all other form of
medicines. Children oaneat them without the mostAii.
tent idea of their taking medicine. Manufactured by
George C. Bower, northeast corner of Sixth and Vine
streets. Pride MN cents per box. mhl-St
Brnnsosoorxo INSTRUMENTS of various sites
and qualities am manufactured and sold at very low
prices by M. J. Franklin, 112 South Fourth street, below
Chestnut, where an extensive stook of imported stem
°movie views are kept constantly on hand.
FXBAVARY 29—Evening
MERCHANTS can All all orders for Damasks,
Curtain Goods, Lace and Bluelin Curtains, Cords, Tas
sels. 400 De, Comical, Hooks Winnow Shades, &o.
Cash and six months' blears are Invited to examine our
stook, wbioh 11 large and well seleoted.
W. H. 0 %turn. & 800.,
f029-10t 719 Chestnut Btrest.
TDB ODD DAY.—Tho twenty-ninth of February
comes but once in four yearn. On this extra day the
girls are privileged to pop the question, and many
things may of right be done that may not be done upon
the other dam There are other things that may be
done at an, time with manifest propriety and wisdom,
and among these things is the procuring of new, ele
gant, and comfortable sults at the Brown Stone Cloth
ing Han of &OW & Wilson, Nom. COS and OW Chest
nut attest, above Sixth.
SOUTHERN and Western merchants oars fill all
orders for imaging, window-shades, damasks. satins,
oords, tassels, &0., in a satisfactory manner; at W. 11.
Oerrylk Bro.'s curtain macro, 719 Ohostout street, Ma
soM Hall. feh23.Bt thstu
A lacicv DENTIST.—There are not many of our
readers/who have not heard of Dr. Evans, the Amen
min dentist in Paris, who has charge of the teeth of
Pretty much all the sovereigns in Europe. Ho made a
Hying professional visit. the other day, to ?Coe, at the
Instance of the former Empress of Russia. On parting
she presented him with a diamond ring, veined at 60,030_
franes, shout SLIMS. The Doctor has been very pros
perous: his income now, we are told, is over 11100.000
year. He bee a delightful house, which he built himeelf.
His personal dress, which is mush admired, is men
pensive, but good. such as is furnished at Charles Stokes'
One-prised Clothing Store, under the Continental
Hotel." Chestnut street, near Ninth. Altogether he is
a lucky man—that Amerman dentist in Paris.
PlThruvr TuttOrtatoe,. Plottire Cord and Towels,
,ii . sh tor Cortains, Lace and Muslin Curtains, Jae •
award Curtains, Tassel Loops, Centre Tassel., Gilt
Cornices and Bends, Sheds Cord, Brasses and Tassels,
011 t and Cold-bordered Window Shades, wholesale and
retail. • W. H. Cannyt. k Rao.. Menlo Hall,
(elB-stuthat 719 Chestnut Street.
THE OcronooN" Av THE ARCH-STREET THEA
TRE, AND GRANVILLE STORES AT COT CITEsTEDT BT.—
The hundreds who have visited the " Aroh" duels;
the progress of this interesting play have felt the
eenietten Wildcat to ouch scones. " Oeorge
'Peyton"—by Mr, Wheatley—his broad philanthropy,
his self-abandonment to the ruling passion of the soul,
love for the fair " Zoe," the Octoroon girl, have caused
their at meathies to go forth In unison with those of the
two fond hearts so ruthlessly got end by Weiss fate.
Weneversawa gentleman better 'perm:mated, on the
stage, than that by Mr. Wheatley last evening; the
words he utterod seemed to be the outgushings of a soul
encased in a body of faultless physical beauties, itself
combed to a bran new salt of clothes of peerless style
and admirable texture, from the Palatial Store of Gran
ville Stokes, the celebrated Clothier and Fashioner, No.
60T Cheating street.
N.l3.—This celebrated clothing establishment has no
conneotloriwith any other in the city.
Wittoow Sdapee, of spy style or elge, in store,
or made to order; and put up by experlenoed workmen.
with good durable fixture'. W. H. CARRTL & BRO..
felB-atuthat 77p Ohoretnut etreet.
ARRIVED.
Bohr V W Simmons, Godfrey. 6 daye from Charles
ton, with cotton and iron to Pettit. Martin & Co.
Rohr Geo A Tittle. Adam., If days from Mobile, with
ootton, too. to Pettit. Martin & Co.
Behr Amon, Crosby, 10 days fyom Eastport, with
ter and laths to E A Bonder & Co. Towed up by steam
tug Joe.
Bohr 2 A Paine, Shackelford, 10 dale from Eastport,
with fish, &o. to h; A Bonder & Co. Towed up by steam
tux Joe.
Behr North Carolina. Bunting, 6 days from Rlohmond,
with feed to J H Lauoaster & Bop.
DT TELEORO.PB.
(Correspondenee of the Philadelphia Exchange.)
CAPE ISLAND. N J, Feb 29-0 P M.
A
ship is ;:LoLttuiPTt hadi: g ara; No yes•
sae Your O o pass t 6
B. Hu
ORES
DT TaLSONAtIi,
(Oorrespondenoe of The Prom.)
lOtw
Arrive4l, chip Mary Ogden, from AntweYrn.on, Fehr.
MhMOR~ A•
Steamship 'Pennsylvania, Teal, henve, arrived at
eh
Rirnond sath
Ship Naomi. Johnson, trona Liverpool, arrived up at
Charleston 2 29th ult.
Ship Jeremiah Slake, Thompson, from Mobile, at Li
verpool Irib inst.
Dark Parting% Miller, for Richmond, cleared at New
York yesterday.
Bark Rapid, Marcohalk. for Vera Crus,oleared at N
Yorkyesterday.
Bark Ann & Mffiry. Bahbidge, fromlClnsembo. WCA,
Jan 6. arrived at saiem 28th ult. She brl rgm a large mail
from the African sQuedron.
Brig Moronity . Tinker, before reported eetiore neer
Jones Inlet. had three and a half feet of water ether
hold yesterday. She can be saved if the weather keeps
favorable.
.Bithis PA Saundara, Young. W R Gann. Bacon hence,
and B Austin.font Davie, hlshon's Rrear, Del, ar
rive at Barium 28th Alt.
Rohr Julia RIO. Newton, for Jaalmouville, Plsorie,
Clharleeton. sallow from Richmond Seth nit.
Nchr Forma King, Parry, for Pernambuco, sailed from
Richmond 23th ult.
REAP MADE TO HEAR.-11280 MOMS to
assist the hearing In every variety. and of the most
approved construction, at P. MADEIRA'S Ear Intro.
meat Depot, No. Me Routh TENTH Street, below
Cheetnut street. mhbillt
• ONE PRIOR OLOIIIING OF TUB LATEST
Brake. made la the best manner, expressly for RE
TAIL SALES. LOWEST selling prises marked in
Fiala Figures. All goods made to order warranted satis
factory. Our ONE-FRIO& system is atrial) , adhered
to, as we believe this to be the only fair way of dealing.
All are thereby treated alike. JONES k CO.,
seg-if 804 MARKET Street.
IMPORTANT TO TAILORS AND OTHERS.—
The Grover & Baker dewing•Maohine Moping have
just Introduced a new and superior Shnttlo•Machino,
largo, elle, high speed, with latest Improvements.
Pries 860. For Sale at No.7S) CHESTNUT STREET,
Philadelphia. 11322-tf
THE " CHARLES I.I.EIDEGICK " CHAMPAGNE.
—This Is the purest article of Champagne now in the
market, and le called " Charles neldsieolc." figoasa
WHITELEY. NO. 135 South FRONT street, is the
agent. • fee-mth Sri
M. FINKLE'S LOOK:STITCH SHUTTLE SEW.
imo Mammas are the boat In market. Warranted to
do all kinds of Family flawing or Tailoring to the beat
manner or the price will he refUnded. Pride 490 end
upwards. 912 CHESTNUT Street, up stairs.
falluthe.Bl.
SALAMANDER FIRE•PRooF SAFES.—A very
large assortment of SALAMANDERS for sale at rea
sonable prises, N 0.301 CHESTNUT St., Philadelphia.
anH-tf , EVANS & WATSON.
SHANSI le 9 SAVING FUND—NORTIIWBST
0011.118 SECOUD and WALNUT BTsBl.7ll.—Depollte re
ceived in small and large amounts, from alt einem, of
the oommunity, and allows interest at the rate of FIVE
PER OEN I% per annum.
Money may he drawn by checks without lose of in
terest.
Gene open daily, from 0 until 5 o'olook, mid on Mon
day and Saturday until nine in the evening. heel
dent. FRANKLIN FELL; Treasurer end Sooretary.
ORAL M. MORRIS.
SAVING FUND—NATIONAL SAFETY TRUST
Oomeatiy.—Chartered by the State of Penn!Avows.
RULES.
1, Money le received every day, and in any amount
large or email.
2. FIVE PER CENT. interest is paid for money from
the day it to put in.
8. The money la lawny, paid husk in GOLD whenever
It te called for, and without notioe.
4, Money is repel/ea from Sarcur ors, Administrators,
Guar:east, and other Trustees, In large or small sums,
tentlijit d long or short period.
0, The money received from Devoid Mrs is invoked
Reel Estate, Mertgages, Graced Rents, and other (lut
etium securities.
6. petke open ivory day—WALNUT Simi, eouthweat
09raiall 1 0,449 0 •7bilittephi% Alf
CITY ITEMS.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
BEE FOURTH PAGE.
CLEARED.
SAO. Corder', Allen. Bootee. Tyler. Mona & Co
Bt'r IL L. Ow, her, Beltimore, A. Ororee.
13.PEOLZiL. NOTICES.
lIARRIS' &ODOM SEWING MACHINA.—
I MPROVED DOUBLE-THREAD.
FIRST FRESItIfIIt AT EVERY FMK.
Philadelphia Gibe, 120 AROH St. Agents wanted
THE ,PiMSS.L-liIHLADELVAU:
MARRIED.
SMITR—TROMPSON.—IIDotrott, Mieb!, On FLldev.
lett., by the Rt. Rev: 8. . Molloskry, D..y.. u. Wi
Sin th. of Monroe, Mich., to the Louise D. Theetenno
of hilndolehia.
0 LBERT—ORWO.—On the 11th nit, by Rev. Geo.
A. Dgrborow, lents I. Gilbert to Mts. Mary Jeee Onig ,
all of Philadelphia.
TAYLOR—RIDDIJR —On the 224 ult., by ftev. Henry
M. Stewart, John Valor to Caroline W. ftiddle, all of
thou oily,. *
ROBBINS —IIEADLRY.—On the lath u't: by Re.
corder Snail, James T. Robbins to Catharine HattaltYt
both of Ouoka county, Pa. ,
DIED.
MoIMULLIN.—at Beverley, N. 5.. on Mor4ity. 27 th
nit.,inuidenly, Mary A., third daughter of. Mr. John It.
• •
Her friends and theme of the family, woui further
notice, are reg..uested to attend the fume at the house
of hero nolo. Mr. John Allen. 714 Booth Te nth street,
Phllndelphia. to day. Mareli 2d, at 2 P.M. •
HILDEDURN.—On Tuesday. 28th ult., Themes L.
Hildeburn. in the 29th year of hie age.
The relatives and friends of the family arainvited,
without further notice. to attend the funerhl, from the
house of his brother, No. 1713 Scrim MIMI op Belr
doe. the 3d Maroli. at 10 A.
HAY. —On the 27th ult., William Hay, in the Hit
year of his age
Funeral from the residence of his brother in-law, P.
Boanlin. near Merlon Square. Lower Marion, Montt , .
men , count, this mornin at 10 o'cIock. ICROWAD.D. On the 2 t th ult.. Maggie, infant &ash
ter of William and Nancy Kedward, Jr., aged 4 months
and 28 days.
Funeral from the parents , ' residepoe, Orchard attar.
below Church. this afternoon, at 20 0l k .
ARMSTRONG —On the 27th ult., Miss liarnet Arm
strong, in the 21st year of her age
Fanerg from the resulenoe of her brotherslo.law,
Charles H. Dwane, No. 1510 Montgomery avenue, late
Cherry street. Kensington, this morning, at an'olook.•
LIONNALLY.— On the 27th ult.. Mary Elisabeth,
daughter of James and Mary Donnelly, aged 10 Years.
Funeral from the residence of her parents. No. 868
Lawrenee (late Apple) street, below Poplar, this attic
noon. at 9 n'„ look.
WILCKENB.—On the Stio ult., Hem Fulton, ion of
William B. and Jane Wilokene, aged 18 months and 1
.
Funern I from the residence of hie parents. No. 117
North Thirteenth street. thin mornins al 9 o'clock. •
(tut/USE.— On the 28th 'ult., Martha IL, wife of
William H. Crouse, and youngest daughter of the lato
John and Sarah Ann Robinett, in the 26th year of oar
age.
Funeral from the residence of her uncle. Obristopher
Cleusen, No. 120 Roe street, this a ft ernoon, et S
o'elootr
GREEN.—On the 28th alt.. Mary Agnes. daughter of
Peter and Jane Green. axed It ynara and 4 mouths.
Funeral from the residence of her*vents, Concord
avenue. Concor d street, Third, above Catharin , this
afternoon, et 2o , clock.
LEONARD —On the 28th ult., Mrs. Margaret Leon
ard. in her 6701 year.
Funeral from her Ist° residence, No. 6 Packer Moe.
( o )lste Harmony Court,) this afternoon, at halt vas}
. .
MULAIOR D.—On the 29th ult., Thomas W. hfulford,
of the New Jersey bar.
Funeral from the residence of his brother. Dr. Wm.
C. Mulford. Gloucester City, N. S., on Saturday after
noon. at 2 o'clock.
ACK I.,EY.—Cin the 28th ult., Joseph C. Jeffries . 1 .0311.
ley, oldest ton of N. P. and J. Aokloy, aged 8 years. 9
months. and 10 days.
' •
Po P dtg e ii ., !efh o tratVelt, " 4l d o e : c oa o r f o t eit g tet ar :ti t Prili o lgr
tetnoon. at 2 o'clock.
.
BUCHANAN.—On the 26th ultimo, Agnea Buohanan,
aired 9 years and 3 Ireeka.
F uee ,,,l from the Ttaidenne 'of bor parents. No. 731
South Fifth ' , met, above (Barman, on Monday after
noon. at 2 o olook, •
REZARH.—On the 29th ult , Yietolro J., wife of
John Renard. aged 62 yenta.
unerttl from the e' mama of her husband. No. 214
South Ninth: street, below Walnut, on Saturday alktr
noon. at 7.11 Mock.
..• • • .
wzbui.—On the 29th ult., James Wills, In the 624
Tear of his age.
Funeral from his late residence. No. 892 Marshall
straat. on Friday mornier. at 9 o . cloalc.
FQF TlNEft.—On the 27th ult., Anna E. Fortiner,
aired ID years.
'Funeral from the residence of her wean, Aaron awl
Jetnima Fortiner near 'Haddonfield, N. J., hie afttr
noon at t o'clock.
REED.—On the 27th tilt., Men. Mary Reed, widow of
the late Robert R-ed, in the 87th Year other age.
Funeral from the residenr of her non-In. law, Mr.
FAward M. Rartlett. No. 337 WantOngton avenue, 'Lila
(Thursday afternoon Itt o clock.
ORAGEn the 2eth_ult.. Mary. wife of Wm. It
Crayon end deuchter of William end Mary hitreng i in
the 39111 year of her age.
Funeral from the reeelenott of her husband, Broad
ntreet. below Germantown road, thin day, at 12
o clock.
SPRING} MOURNING GOODS.
DESSON & SON, No. Sod CHESTNUT Street,
have opened a full wortment of
NEW SPRING GOODS,
and will reenive daily the latest etylee of deep And se
mind mourtune (Whyte'', 'neatly of their own importation,
and to he sold at roe enable prom.
PHILADELPHIA Mull eNING STORE,
tIUBIIIESTNUT Street.
N. B.—w will nut remove to our new Store. No. MS
SHESTNUT Street, until come time In Z.Diroh. when
due notice will be given.
ihrTHIRTEENTH AND F FIFTEENTH.
STRETS PASSENGER RA I LRO AD „ ,
.—A dif fi culty between the ins and the
"outs” rerardins the manarement of the road. A
charge preferred by Mr. E. C. Peohln. a stockholder
holding forty seven shares. against N. F. Carat:don,
Treasurer. the holder of a maloritv of the shares of
the Company, upon the charm of embezzlement,
For many months promo,' to the procurement of let
tere patent. an tomato nit warfare was kept up by the
different factions claiming to have made the legal sub
scription to the stook. N. F. Compton, a holder of a
large amount of Passenger Railroad securities, and the
President of the Arch-street Crimpany. Treasurer of
the Thirteenth and Fifteenth, and Pirentor in three or
four others, in most of which he holds himself a =-
Amite of the stock. sought. on the openin g of' the hooks
of subscription, in May last. and pbta tied 3.000 shares.
Other well-known partiee,digappointe in not obtaining
the ennirol of the Road. and br whom all the officer
had been varcelted out long before, followed by his
friends, opened books elsewhere, and without au
thority. (published or otherwise), and made his sub-
Seriptin.
Both parties applied for letters potent. but mont h sor refused to Irene to either. Finally. after de
lay. the matter woe compromised by an equel divisinn
of the six thousand shares, the amount of the capital
stook—Mr. Campion receiving his three thousand
shams. and some twenty different parties receiving the
other throe thousand. The compromise ticket was
eleciedi immediately after the first election, and before
the annual election in January. Mr. Cuomo procured
nn ruiditinnal ono hundred shares, thus giving him a de
aided mamrtte.
As woo as this fact became known, every effort Wee
made to intimidate and menace the "Little Corporal,"
as he is termed the opposite part ofght to coerce
him to pot into the direction sundrythe friends of
an individual well known. and which might enable him
ro (amiably dispose of his property in the vicinity of
Fifteenth and Master. for de is end other immolate.
Mr, Campion stood firm and e lected himself Treruoirer.
Its likewise a member of the board, planing in said board
Ihe very tioket nerved upon in the comisronnee. There
upon wan' storkholders of the other wing refused to
pay up their instalments to the directors, and the com
pany wee m ooneequence unable to pay the balanoe due
oundreparti es, amounting to some stir 000.
In this emergeney, Mr. Campion refused also to pay
the instalment UPOn hie amok, the law giving him eix
months. and as the fisoni officer of the company. de
clared his determination to borrow money on 'the credit
of th e company. cost what it might. and at once dro
ner. ed to twine to the contmetore the company's notes,
lrovidirr, no doubt, for the cashing nf the same front
ands w hi ch would otherwise have been forthcoming
on Ms netalmente, a sharp and alirewd financial move.
Perfectly torrent and characteristic. This movement .
so incensed the opposite parties in interest, that one of
the natty was prevailed upon to make oath before Re
corder Rotr, Preferring a chime of embeszletneal
against the treasurer. lie may find " Sordan bar
toed to travel" with a man of Campion's toot an
meant, Act., Am. A rood business man and accountant,
his Mures are unerringly straight, and the rommunity
will have the party preferring the charge pictured be
fore them In an interesting light , before he gets from
beneath the hands of • Who erranners him
."
vriii find a stubborn foe T heo sition allege that
toe treasury is being used to enable ppo Cnmpion to hold
sad carry coins 38000 shares of different railroad com
panies, and thus is bared the charge of embezzlement
end misapplication of the funds. Rumor hag ittliat
Campion has 3.200 'harem of the Thirteenth And Fif
teenth street tthok. on which he has paid as fellows
On 400 eheree. 825
On 2 WO shares, 810
41.18.000 00
CO 00
besides the payment of itto 000 , being a bonus O
to the
Commissioners of two dollars per share upon his 3 000
shares, making hie entire intermit to the road 854.0(P)010.
This lea email round gum. and we cannot wonder at his
wish to control the road. Rift earn personal means have
(most bui It it. It was built cheaply and is nosily pai d
f or. Certain it Is that Mr. C., whose reverses In past
ti MPS are known to the community, huts not forgotten or
neglected. whilst acommulating arompetency, oancel
without abatement. his every obligat ion with interns.
To him we are indebted for city railroads, and his real
and ability is patent to all It VINOF.X.
nn
IJ A " N I CTIVA READING THE
RAILROAD P HI LA DELPH IA
MARCH, MO.
The holders of the bonds of this Company. due July 1.
WO. can now receive. upon application at thle Om. 10
per cent in 04/111, upon the terms specified In the eirou
eLetteched.
The holders are ales entitled to the benellt of a Pink.
leg Fund of 8140 0(S) per annum. as estab Ished by the
stockholders at their annual meeting , held January p.
MO, and in pursonnee of the oontraot. ante red into by
the company and duly recorded. to carry the same Into
.trect. MIR IltrAl)F011.1. Treasurer.
CMAC
IV nitre to the Ifoldere of Philadelphia and Readiroce
Rai/road Company Mortgage Bonds, lue July 1. 18110.
These loud. are secured by the first mortgages on the
road, amounting in the antresste to 83 SOS 400. The
not revenue for the last fiscal near was six times the,
amount of the annual itirerest on these bonds.
The mftnAUTP propose to extend them for a period of
twenty rears the holders retaining the bonds and the
seourity of the mn tsetse in the precise eonoltion in
which they ere nnw held Fresh /Meets of coupons for
theinteteut. payable haltrearly. will tie mined
A brines of 10 per cent. will be given to the holders. in
rionsideration of their assenting in the extension. This
banns will be pad in cash to the bearers of the bowie,
on their aligning a recaPpt and presenting their respec
tive bonds at the office of the Company, or to Its agent',
for endorsement.
Forms of reoelpt and endorsement Will be furnished
lie application.
Be order of the Board of Manager'',
ml.tf R. Et. Malt.liErtetY. Beeretars.
ITV4COMMENCAIR(II,7r.oIifrot,,,,NATuDy!
• 1 1.1rIrMNI;IH rL V COI,LOE will
be held at the 111111410A1, PU!4D HA' L. on BATOR
. March at n (11001. The Votlntihnory will be
delivered bv Prof. WM. H . . GOBREOHT. The Hor
mel& Band will be in attendance. The Public) le
LBW'S D. HARLOW, M. D..
mhl Dane.
WLEBANON CEMETERY...THE AN.
nunl manna's of LOT•HOLDBRB adl be held on
alt Y. Montt 6 between the hours of 4 and 8 P. 81. ,
at the alto), 717 LOMBARD street, to eient seven Der.
sons to gorse es ?dep
B ore f.r the onsuint sear.
CYRUS IL MILLER.COB. C. W.HIT ',President.
ee
MOUNT VERNON.—A LECTURE IN
behalf of the Mount Vernon Futi4 will be deli.
verPd are ODO ELLO 448' ALI ,Nonierown. on
FOIDA ENING, March 2tl. nt TN n'oloelc. h• Dr.
R. /HE TON aIIACKENZ(E. Literary Editor of For
tier • Press. Publeets • Lights end Shades of Irish
Aftor which, lie will reoite hie Legendary Bal
lad, "'The Geraldine. '
THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE
(r. 3 HOMDIOPAI 1110 hIEDIOAL COLLEOI..
talie elnee at the MUSICAL UND HALL on THURS
DAY, Mareh let 1860, at o °leek U.
Valedictory Address by ,ProE M. SEMPLE, M. 1).
fr29-2t* J. BE K L M. D., Dean.
OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
I;tTlTV:l4'6'l.B%—diat o r . igt,sitlA„Rbrry I h r.
Von for Director' will be held on MONDAY . In u the fi lth e
day of March 1880. at the Wilco of the Company, No.
Zia South THcRD Street
The polls will be opene d from 10 o'clock A. M. until 0
o'clock P. M.
No share or shares transferred within sixty days next
preceding the election will Gaulle theliolder or holders
m.
ther to vote. EDMUND
SMITI ,
fell-tMS Secretary.
g* LECTURER ON I'HE CREATION,
DELI.IOw, &c.. by My. GEORGE FIELD, at
DEI. sad HAYDN HAM.. fati-lat
rr DYSPEP S IA.—FIFTY YEARS INDIEs
SCRIRABLE AGONY from DYSPEPSIA, Ner
vousness, Slott - nest it4the Stomach, and vomiting, have
been rectore d by delicious, health-re
storing REY - ALENr A ARAIIICA FOOD. Upwards
of 40,009 mires, and many thousand testimonials.
Pricked, with full Instrnotlons, in osnisters. 1 pound,
Sl.te; 12 pounds. sl2—the latter carriage free on Te
mpt of cash. Sold at the Depot, 243 South THIRD
Street, by 11. MUNRO, Principal Agent for United
States, and by all Grocers and Drusgiate.
DYSPEPSIA.
Perfect di eetmn, strong nerves, and reshing sleep
visiored Dll-BARRY'S delicious, ealth-restoring
REVALE TA A RAMA FOOD. To e had as awed
above, w ith°tinnier/ and testunonials from eminent
persons Inngland mind America.
al; &MT'S CELEBRATED KITCHEN
HARDEN SEEDS for early sowing% Early Y ork
Cabbage; early Sutter Lettuce; large, purple E g g
Plant; large. smooth. Red Tomato I_ large. sweet. Dell
Pepper; early. scarlet. short top Radish ; Rtust's extra
party Peas; early Daniel O'Rourke ,Peas ; extra early
Beet; early Kidney Potatoes. and all other varieties of
(Arden, Field, and Flower Seeds of unsurpassed quali
ty. R ttUIST & SON, Seed Warehouse.
It Nne. 922 and 924 MARKET St.. above Ninth,
ET A GOOD PIIAVE AT
............. ..... 6 cte
'fair Cutting.... • ••••—• ..... ja
NI) • street.
T WENTY-FOUR PHOTOGRAPHS,
suitable for visiting cards, for 11.60; three apse
rior Photograph SE COND twelv aboveEIMS
OALLERY, Street, GR EEN it*
11 4 19 SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MER
CHANTS are particularly invited to call and
examine the pew and splendid assortment of Milliners'.
oonnistins of Bits. Ceps and Head.dressee. at Mrs.
S.BISHOP'S,IOI6 CHESTNUT Street, next
door to the St. Lawrence Hotel.
RTO THE SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
MERCHANTS. Mn. M. A,KINIcI, No, ET South
N. OND &nest, betweeq MARKET and o iHIFSTN iiT,
nil WireraPrElle, e nded 1 whin :Val:tit.. I =tie " -
lion, fa24-tit.4
SQUILLS—For' sale by WETHERILL &
0781 Sill Nab V and v Vora SESIONII Street
THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1860.
RAILROAD LINE®,
arngamo. T?qAfgansTawN ,
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
hs PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY are
prepared to forward Freights to HAGERSTOWN, Md.,
without change of Care, and at low rates. For list of
Freight call at P. R. R. Freight Moe, 413 CHESTNUT
Street, or THIRTEENTH and MARKET Streets.
U. IL HOUSTOpT,
GENERAL FREIGHT AGENT.
ZELdR & WASON, Agents,
HAGERSTOWN, Mn. •
Filtt./cm...Fe'b. 23
MILLINERY GOODS.
1860. 1860.
MILLINERY GOODS.
SPRING, IS6O.
The subscriber hos now open a superior stook of AIM. ,
LIVERY GOODS, consisting in vert of—
RIBBONS
SILKS,
CRAPES,
RUCHES.
FRENCH nowTne, and
LACE GOODS.
—ALSO—
STRAW' BONNETS,
FLATS, BLOOMERS, AND
STRAW TRIMAIING 8,
All of the Weld and most fashionable styles, to whloh
he Myitee the attention of Merchants and Aniline's.
Those wishing to cave money by buying cheep will do
well by calling oa him before purchasing elsewhere.
M. BERNHEINI.,
No. 01 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
mhl.2m Below Market street.
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS.
I_IOIISE FIJRNISRIM STORE.
•-•-•
WILLIAM YARNALL,
No. 1020 CHESTNUT STREET,
(lannaAtely oppoeite the Modernly of Flue Arts.)
barites the attention of HOUSEKEEPERS and
others to hie extensive auortment of
USEFUL HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
TABLE CUTLERY,
NURSERY FENDERS,
CHAFING DISHES,
• FIRE SCREENS.
PLATE WARMERS,
inia.thttstf TEA POTS. &0.. &o.
LOOKING GLASSES.
LOOKING GLASSES.
JAMES S. EARLE & SON
flays now in store a very large end choice assortment of
LOOKING GLASSES,
ALL TVIP.
EiT PEENOII PLATES,
And of • quality superior to any imported during the
last few years. The designs are of the newest and most
elegant character, inoluding all the French and loth
novelties. Looking Glasses made to order, to fill every
character of space, and at the very lowest rater. piti
mates furnished on application, by mail or otherwise.
V I R E A B 4I4. I I' WM: v PICANV.7,I'd PHO
TOGRAPH, FRAISIEd—the finest collection in the
country.
EARLE'S GALLERIES,
mht-tf ate CRERTNUT STREET.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
FIREMEN, LOOK HERE!
SECURE A COPY OF THE
FIRE MARSHAL'S ALMANAC
33) !Anon. Mon only 26 nentn
EiMMEESI
itTUNT'S,
Northwest corn TH tad CHESTNUT Streets.
rnl-tr
pLORE Y NIGHTINGALE'S NOTES
ON NU NO What It 11, and What It Is Not.
PriceeOcente.
'l. DONNE 'S MOTHERS' AND INFANTS' NURSES
AND ,NUT. !Translated from the Frau. , h.
9. BOLL O THE MATERNA I. MANAGEMENT
OF C LDR if, in Health and Dimes:ie. Beyond Edi-
OF HEALTH AND PRIN
CIPLES al' MALE HYGIENNE. In one volume,
limo.
1. SMITH'S DOMESTIC MEDICINE, SURGERY.
AND MATERIA MEDI CA: A Family Plantation.
and Ship Medleine-ohest Companion. o ne volume,
octavo.
E
6. HELL ON BATHS, THE USE OF WATER. &e.,
&e. One volume, limn.
LINDSAY & BLA_KISTON.
Publishers and Bank sell. rs
mill No. la South SIXTH Street. above CHESTNUT.
LEGAL.
IN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR TILE
CITY AND COUNTY OF MEGA DELPIIIA.
Dame or DAVID CONNAtt. deemed
The Audi yr appointed by the Court to audit. settle,
and tutlnet t e rivet aceount or Philip 11. P. Donner ad
aninietrator e bonus non ount testament° annex° or Da.
yid Conner, deceased, and to make distribution of the
Balance in the bend, of the acoountant will meet the
grit 1 8 41:731e fo olt:1;tr r a. e r!t o l f l l ii r
' o el m o P ortri . . " ; 1 ;
his °Mee. No. ASO WALKUT titre
in the city or
Melanin. JOHN M. THOMAS, Auditor,
mbl.thstu-at
IN THE COURT OP COMMON PLEAS
FOR VW ; CITY AND COUNTY OF FIIILAVEL
VTIA.—CM OP PIPIADELPIIIA vs. WILLIAM
SIyVAN, Logan Fezlas, December Terra, 1859,
The Anditor appointed by the Court to report distrihu.
lion or the fund arising from the Merin, solo, under
,the above writ. of all that certain lot of ground and the
two three-storied brink dwellings erepted upon the same,
situate on the mutt side of Twentieth street. forty feet
southor Plymouth street. to the Eighth ward, city
of Philadelphia, containing in front on Twentieth
street thitty.four feet. and hi length seventy-three
feet—will meet the parties having olaims against the
said fllll6. OILTMDAY,Mareh 19th, 1800. at 4 P. M.,
at his Mee. No. M 2 WALNUT street. city of
Ptula
delphm. WILLIAM LRNI4T.
mitt-theta 60 Auditor.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
fIAPARTNERSHIP.-CHARLES
ADAMB has this day admitted into Partnership hip
eon. CHARLES If AEltailtl,
The style of the Arm will he
OHARLES_ADAMS SON,
who will continue tht WBOLF,BALE and RETAIL.
DRY.GIPIDS MIN 8 S t reete old stand, 8. E. owner
of EIGHTH and ARC
CHARLES ADAMS.
CHARLES Si. ADAMS.
Philadelphia, third ma. 1, 1860.
OIEnDLAR.
7119 subscribers respectfully inform their friends and
thepublio that they have mule important alterations to
the Old Fstablisbment. and are now prepared to exhibit a
large ant splendid stook of
ADM . AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
adapted to the wants of Families.
Vartionlar attention is oleo Killen to the choke of
YLAIN ()ODDS.
Desirous not onli of retaining all the old customers,
but of enlatr t Cruet
that,
the undersigned
that, with ad alone oars and attention to the wants of
purchasers, ey revolve ap inoreated share of pa
tronage. CHARL I:At ADAMS & SON
WA lm S. sooner SAGA en and ARCH S te.
TOILET ARTICLES.
i 6 BRECFNELL'S
"SHIN SOAP,"
Reeonneended as the beet for produoing a
CLEAR AND HEALTHY SKIN,
made from the CHOICEST MATERIALS, without
perfume.
imported and for male by
EDWARD PARRISH,
fen INIT SOO ARCH Street.
FLAGS ! FLAGS!! FLAGS I!!
U. S. PIJAer DEPOT,
49 BONTII THIRD STREET, ABOVE CHESTNUT,
PHILADELPHIA.
WM. F. SCIIEIBLE,
Wholesale and rptall manufacturer of Flan!, Politi
cal Banners, and Transparencies. Flags of all sines on
hand, and made to ordor as cheap, if not cheaper, than
can be had elsewhere In the city. fe2B-lm
THOMAS 811 MARTIN,
217 CHESTNUT STREET,
HAVE TOIL %ASA
APAQUAG
SEAMLESS BAGS,
IN ALL SIZES. felB-Sin
AWNINGS! AWNINGS!! AWNINGS!!
AVM. F. SOHEIBLE,
49 sou Tit THIRD STREET, ABOVE CHESTNUT,
Manufacturer of Awnings, Flags, and Fancy Window
Awnings.
All Awnings made at this establishmeniare proofed to
prevent mildew, without extra charge. tegg-lm
G. GUMPERT,
IMPORTER.
ALWAYS ON HAND.
1,000,000 HABANA 01GARB,
At No. MI CHESTNUT Street,
Above U. El. Mint,
N0.401.1i 011E8TNUT &teat,
Below U. B. CUSTOM ROUSE,
rep-tatlle-12t.
DRY•GO (IDS JOBBERS.
FEINTS! PRINTS!!
An aacyttment uneurpaaeed in any maikat,
ALL STANDARD MAKES
MIEMEI
AIERREMACK,
MANCHESTER,
• AMERICAN,
fiPRAGUE,
YACIFJC,
DUTCHESS.
and other makes
Particle who buy largely of Prints will find it to their
advantage to examine this &tack before ynrohaine•
JOSHUA L. BAILY,
IMPORTER AND JOBBER,
213 MARKET 13TREEr, PIIILADELITIA
fen-tf
ALLENDALE QUILTS.
A FEW CABEB OF THESE SCARCE GOODS
Er3M2IEI
JOSHUA L. DAILY,
18274 f U. 13 MARKET STREET
A SPLENDID LINE OF
DRESS GOODS,
TO OPEN AIAROR lar,
JOSHUA L. BALLY,
IMPORTER AND JOBBER,
SIS MARKET STREET.
CLOTHS, VASSIMERES, &o.
•LIPPINCOTT & PARRY.
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS,
No. 200 MARKET, AND No. 6 8. SECOND BTB.,
PHILADELPHIA,
Invite the attention of the Trade to their large stook of
SPRING GOODS FOR
MEN AND BOYS' WEAR,
OP THE BEST
HOME AND FOREIGN MANUFACTURE.
fen-1m
JAS. R. CAMPBELL & 00..
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS LW
DRY GOODS.
LINENS, WHITE GOODS,
°LOUIS, OASSIMERES,
BLANKETS, STUFF GOODS, AO.
.lel4-3mlf No. 727 CHESTNUT Street.
FANCY DRY GOODS.
STILL AHEAD! '
DOUGLAS & SHERWOOD'S
NEW SKIRT.
THR
"BELLE OF THE SOUTH,"
The most retreat and Beautiful Skirt ever produced
MADE WITHOUT CLASPS,
and warranted not to get out of order, in
8, 11, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, and 50 HOOPS,
EVERY LADY 18 REQUESTED TO EXAMINE
THEM BEFORE PURCILASINO OTHER MAKES,
Wholesale Dealers supplied by
DOUGLAS A SHERWOOD,
61, 53, and 55 WHITE Street,
felo-Im NEW YORK.
BURNETT,
SEXTON, &
SWEARING-ENS
Inverter. of
'FANCY GOODS,
ENGLISH AND GERMAN HOSII‘RY.
MEN'S FIJANISIIING GOODS,
LADIES' DRESS TRIMAIINGS.
SKlRTS—Shetland Woql.Zeohyro, and VARIEvra
N 0 . 9418 MARKET STREET.
(0184w/3
He DUHHING & CO.,
Noe, 0 6 and SS NORTH FOURTH STREET,
Are now reeeiving, by sueoessive arrivals from Eu
rope, their
SPRINU IMPORTATIONS
OF
ENGLISH AND GERMAN
HOSIERY,
GLOVES, AND SMALL WARES,
Maehme Sewing am, and Thread—and solicit an in
speotion of their nomplete and well•assorted stook—
ESPECIALLY ADAPTED TO SOUTHERN AND WEOTERN
TRADE. fal-Sm
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
THE ENTERPRISE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PRILADEPRIA.
(FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.)
COMPANY'S BUILDING. S. W. COBNER
FOURTH AND WALNUT STREETS.
DIREOTOREI
1 MORDECAI L. DAweosi,
Git0.14.13 , 13ERE,
JOHN H. BaowN:
B. A. FANNISTORE.
ANDREW D. CASH,
3 .1... liRRINORR.
ORD STARR, President.
.oretarr. fe1.5.17
RATCHFORD STARR,
ILLIAIA McKay.
L•LHRO PRIMER.
t. AL ATWOOD,
Eirt.T,:PORDICR,
DRY WHART_ON.
F. RATCHF
CHARLES W. COX E. Se
UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANOE
ANNUITY. AND TRUST COMPANY OF PHI
LADELPHIA. Office, S. E. oorner of THIRD and
CHESTNUT atreets.
DIVIDEND FOR THE. YEAR IMP.
The Directors from the surplus or saving upon the
business of the C l ompany for the Near ending December
31, 1869. have deals, ed a BONUS to the Policy Holders
to the extent of TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT., to be
added to the insured amount. payable at death, or else
the present value IN CASH, nt the option of the in
tuited.
AHIETS, JANUARY 1. 1660.
Cash an hand, and in banks 163 40
Cash in bank at New Orleans. 11,576 13
Loans on call, secured by ample col
- .9120.338 74
Bills receivable., . , 101.176 83
Real estate, bond.. sid mortgagee.— , 11:6,946
Dank, railroad, canal, and other stook' and
11.301111t1M 407,178 41
Loaned on policies. deferred premiums, and
balances due from agents... ......., .....
Present va.ue of annual premiums ..
DIRECTORS.
Stephen R. Crawford. rnlamin W. Tinsley,
Paul B. Goddard, M. D. 'atrirk Brady.
James Devereux , homes T. Los.
Hemel Deideman.• George Junket.
William W. Godwin. H. Franklin Jackson.
Alex. C. rut M. D. Phov Fisk,
rEPllltri R. efttiWFOßD,Prasident.
EN :AMIN w.TINGL,Ev. Vies President
JAMES R. iiIIINTXR, lionrotar) and Treasurer.
/Utica: Examiners—Paul B. Oodd.rd, M. D. Alex
C. Hart. M. D. felkatuthHt W.St
RXOIIANUE INSURANCE OUEIPANY
ILA --Mee Nn. Sao WALNUT Street.
FIRE INSURANCE on Houses and Nerehandise
pseaw aL alls, on favorable Gonna, either limited or per
etu
DIRECTORS.
Jeremiah Bonn% it i tll : T ir Owtn,
to 7. 11:nittlead, Barni.Y. Sine% l'• y,
ohn ToDowell, Jr., Edward D. Roberts,
40. Hale, Jnhn J. Griffith,
James T. Rule, (Bellefonte.)
J Elt EKIAR nONSALL, President.
Lnior Q. GINNGDO, Vine President.
EDWARD W. DAVID, seeretary Jaye-i lithely
FIRE INSURANCE
ST ilia
RELIANCE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
ELPErA,
ON EUILDINGS. LIAIJTEO OR PERPETUAL.
AIIsRCRANDAE, FUNNIT_URV, !to., Itt
TOWN OR COUNTRI.
OFFICE, No. sod WALNUT STREET.
CAPITAL, .. ASSETS. 8303,608
Invested se follow., via
First Misrtgrigee on Improved City Fmporty,
worth double the amount.... -- 8156 60:1 CO
Ground Rent, first class .... 2 462 60
City of Phi ladel 6 per cent. Loam, 20,016) Qi
Yonne, Imola R. R. Co.', 8 Dot cant. 2d L0an......., 40,060
gage Loan, ... ...... 27.600 CO
Allegheny county 6 writ. R. R.Loan... 10,46.21 00
Collateral Loane,well secured 2 NO 00
Huntington and Broad Top R. R. and 0. Co.,
Itlortiraso L00n....... COCO IV
The Reliance Mutua l inuntnce Co. Stook.. 24,360 00
The County Fi ro Inermance Co. Stock
The Delaware 51. B. luminance Co. [Rook— 700 CO
Pennsylvania R. R. Company Stock.-- 4,0*1 00
Commercial Bank ......... 6 Ile 01
Meohanics' Bank Stook
Union M. Ins. Co' Borip,tBs2o/.. 100 00
Pills ROOM vab1e....... ....... ..... 16.227 18
Book Accounts, accrued 'lntermit, &o 6,216 61
Cash on hand and In hands of Agent 5......... 11,383 16
111111MTO81 I
'Samuel Bilphem,
W ltta
t m a hl e utier,
p_e a st., W. Tingley,
1.. Lotl rep
T.
Smith Bowen
John Bonen, Pittsburg,
3M TINGLEY, Vreaident
mentry.
. .
Wiil
Froderiek orown, "".
Cornelius Atevenson,
John R. Worrell,
H. L. Carson,
Robert Tolnd,
Broderick Lemur,
Q111'1.168 B. Wood,
James S. Woodwa rd
cL '
B. M. HINCHMAN, Bea .
February H. 1860,
I ItIE MUTUAL LIFE INSUKANUE
COMPANY
A OP NEW YORK.
usta:
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS,
lIIVISTIID I
woßTu mlio o t 3 , O
00
,OBRO.AS.
The premiums are raven than In many other Compri
tuirei snd the Divldende have been ea AAAAA •
Tide le s &idly .7tltrytirm Company. Thew are no
Stookholdere, no that ALL THE PROF/T8
BILONO TO ?nu INSTANT/.
PALMAIets. and every Information, may be bad
mums, O n applioation i to
F. SA_ ORFORD STARR, Agent.
S. W. earner FOURTH and WALNUT Streets.
vifiLADELPHIA REFERENCE/It
T_homate Robins, John Welsh,
Mordecai I. Dowell, tßeorge H. Stuart.
:1%1 RI t iers 1 li. 8. Whelan,
J. Fisher Learning.
CeeP Pa tterson,William O. Ewing
Arthur a Coffin,
ohn I. Atwoixl,
WqlPa i nt Ik'::°-. iiieorge W. Toland,
The.. Watteon. nIS-Irit*
FA" 4 INSURANCE COMPANY, NO.
400 CHESTNUT Street. PHILADELPHIA. •
INCORPORATED APRIL, away THE STATE OF
PENNSYLVANIA.
CONFINED TO FIRE AND INLAND RISES.
DIZZOToIIa
Wright, t,,. *. ,
Vigklti r ft •
Y•hrir.'"M'aritti 'van Morns,
pptil et.spa. ,
JAWITI;illOrMoo rmet.
WAWA 0 oretiry, 1.1
AN ACCOUNTANT, a graduate of Duffs
College, Pittsburg, end of four years experience
in keeping hooks. wishes a permanent attualloo. Let
ters from former employers, and from some of the best
houses in Pittsburg . . Also, city references. Address
"J. T. K.," Press Mee.
SITITATION WANTED, fors young man,
19 years of age, in any respectable business. Hem
had three years experience to the "Notion." trade.
would endeavorir hand. is of Industrious habits. and
to _render himself tavern!. He can fur
nish aatisfactory reTe ranee as to character. Salary ac
cording to worth of services. Address "Notions." at
the office of The Pee,l.,
onhl.3t.
WANTED —A first-rato Saleswoman, in
V in a retail Dry Goods store. Also, a smart. an
live hey • a graduate of the High School preferred.
Good reargues required. Addreas sir, Goons. ' Led
:sr Offioe. mhl-St•
HAMILTON,
COCIIECO,
AND OTHER SUMS, TO
$lB,OOO, invest on rut:ottani
FOURTH
mhl it 206 South FOURTH PtreeL .
VVANTED-BY A GRADUATE OF THE
HIGH SCHOOL, a Rituation ag Entry Clerk,
Anigtant Book IScieper , or to learn the Magmata Ad
dress G. H. W., " 1114 COLUMBIA Avenue. Eigh
teenth ward. fe29-M..
WANTED —l,OOO Ladies to send •for
DE nussli great book. Everyoung man and
woman coat/mamma holy wedlock ■ oulit have this
book. Enclose roar ;tamps to Box 64, P hiladelphia
fe29 Ire •
WANTED—An Intelligent man of tact
and perseverance to obtain subscribers to a
Popular work now publishing, in numbers. A qualified
man will have a permanent sitar ton. London Publish
ing Co., 126 South EIGHTH Street. fen St.
WANTED—In a Wholenle Hosiery and
Fancy Goode House, an active Young Man.
well acquainted with city and near trade. Address" Box
675, P. U." ten-3t'
$lO, 000 TO INVEST, in an establish
ed business. (anywhere in the State of
Pennsylrenu,) together with the services or en expe
rienced business moo Addreu, with All Pa , "Claa , So
" Keystone," at this office. .423 (t.
A liIIDDLE-AGED LADY WISHES AN
.C.A engagement es companion to an invalid ;rodent
egg to young children; or to superintend the affairs of
a family..p4o objections to leave the CHI. Highest
teetimoniall given. Please address. with Portatolsall.
Weir," Elood'a Dispatch. fa2B-/Or.•
$12,000 A PARTNER WANTED
• with a cooh eatntal of from e it IVDOO
to B. 1 15 .2PTIt t i l 'e a tri l e m Path u . n t r i Y th b tMenr ' , tat
where an interview may be had. f. 23 7t.
WANTED—By the let of next month, a
Warehouse on the whar', Broad or Market sta.
Address Broad.' , at this oboe. fe26-6t.
WANTS.—The Citizens of Coatesville,
Pa.. are desi runs of having an interview with a
man or company of men, who will VW, & guarantee to
supply a Cotton .I , actory with machinery and carry the
seine on for a genes of years. 'the advantages will be
set out in the internew, and a buildingerected of suits.•
at
bles& ar
Address W. B. MEN D ENHALL,
Seeretary.w
FOR SALE AND TO 'LET
aERMANTOWN PirPERTY.
VS VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
The valuable Farm and Country Peat, containing 105
acres of highly euluvated land. situated in the town
ship of Germanto w n. Philadelphia county, and within
us miles of the depot in Germantown.
The situation of this propertis not to be margined.
being bounded on the north by Washington lane, on the
west by fownship Line road. and on the south be
Mainea street, and within one-eighth of a mile of the
Limekiln Turnpike, and a quarter or a mile of two -sa
tin:is on the Chestnut Hill branch of the Germantown
Railroad, High street, and Washingtd. lone
The location of toe above property is his h and heat
thy. the land well watered and lying very advanta
geously for Cottage Sites. It commands an extended
view of the surrounding country. and is Interne ed
be the streets running from Germantown, 11.11 laid down
on the Surveyor's plan of that district, at desirable points
fur the above purpose.
Also, a valuable and handsome Building Lot. situated
on Manheim street. near Plank road, Germantown, con
taining in front ice said street 197 feet, and In depth
about 830 feet. having an area of about 4 sores. The
ground lies high and slope o f towards Alanheim greet,
upon 'which front is a row large and elegant shade
trees.
Al3o, 'evert, fine Buildins Lots adjoining' and in the
motet I or Fithor.: I no Station Germantown.
For further particulars and t•rme apply to
GEORGE JUHRIN. Jr.. dttotner,
8. E. cm SIXTH and W I.N UT Streets.
Or to
SAMUEL B. HENRY.
0 ERMAN rowx.
aTO LET—A HOUSE in a desirable
neighborhood. Part rent taken in hoard. Apply
between S and 5 P. M., at store Seventeenth and Locust
streets. mialt•
Arh : TO TIN AND SHEET-IRON WORK-
EfI.B.—FOR. The entire itock to trade of
the late MPH FEINOUR, comprising an assort
ment of Tin and Sheet Imn Ware, Stores. Neater,.
Cambnosea, Sec., with the tools and fixtures of stores
and workaliopa.
Also, to rent, the Stores and Dweller.
An opportunity is now offered to secure the business
of this old established stand. which has ealoyed for
many y ears a large share of the patronage of the slop
ping interest of Shoadelphia.
tering, inquire at the tixecotor's, at the Old Stand,
Nos. ALS and Sa7 South FRONT Street. telEtatathat
poR SALE, OR TO RENT-A FUR.
•-• NISHED COUNTRY ROUSE ef moderatesize,
one and n half miles from Old York Road Station, N. P.
It R. A banns ful grove of shade Won near the house.
Also, anode Sower, fruit, and vegetable gardens, and a
gogood or
s. ehard. A
$.6 fine Stream of water runs through the
und Rent 00.
Apply for direction. to "Ensle's Store," Old York
Rued Station. or 1616 LOCUS r Street. Philadelphia.
fe3 3t-tuths•
ea FOR RENT, —TH E SECOND FLOOR
Maof Store No. 132 MARKET Street, well salted for a
light Jobbing or Commission business. Will be let very
low to a permanent tenant. fe29-31•
NBA EVERGREEN, SHADE, and FRUIT
=TREES. FLOWERING SHRUBS. VINES.
ROOT .4..1k e. For descriptive entelogue.inth tUnatret,ve
entwine nedress 1 , %V1D J. GRISOUM, Evergreen
Nursery,Woodbury, New Jersey. fe29-6t*
705 CHESTNUT STMT.—Handsome
ly FURNISHED LODGING ROOMS to Lat.
fe29-!t•
BLLIARD TABLES FOR ALB.—Two
-KAP first-ekes Billiard Tables, with Pi inch marbls
bed.. and latest improved cushions. male last Iday—
now using at the Mount Vensoa House, Pena Mare
Fifth street, Rending. Apply to H. A. La RIZ.
23 East 111. A RR ET Square.
fe27-tf Reading. Pa.
AYELLOW WARE POTTERY, tow
In operation in this pir T , with Tool.. Moulds,
Ste, on hand. will be sold. on reasonable terms.
or exehansed for frterehandtse. Has the beat kiln in the
Elates, and can be leased to present moupanu desi
rable. _apply or address W. A.," No. LW VINE
Street. fe27-60
141 OR SALP.—AII that Valuable Property
known its the BLACKWOODTOWN ACADEfiII .
located in the health and thriving village of Eilsekwond
town, New Jenny. The main edifice is of brick, 43 by
40, three crones high, with heaerripat for dining room
and kitchen, and is very complete for a Warding school.
is especially adapted for a female seminary ; has ample
rounds, being well shaded. and will be sold at auction
on TitoRBDAY, the lath of March, at one o'olook P.
M., no the premises. inquire of
JONAS LIVER MORE,
fe27-13t . SLACKWOOEITOwN.
HERR'S HOTEL FOR RENT.—The
iaproprietress of the above well•known Hotel wishes
to retire, sod oilers the ttot4 for rent. 'Vas furniture
will be sold, or rented also. For particulars. address
fe2l.lin J. 0. HERR. Harrisburg, Pa.
TONES' lIOTEL—PHILADELPIIIA
The lea.. and furniture of this noted lintel are for
vale at a greet bargain.Tne furniture la entirely new,
having been put in within a year. and the house now
doing nauecessfui buainey.
Inquire of D. hi kTIOLR, in the Hotel, or of P. O.
BCRi BA. No.lB MURRAY Bt.. N. Y. tali-tf
A DNIINP , TRATORS' SALE.
ROUSES AND PERSONAL PROPERTY AT
AUCTION.—WiII be gold at auction. WEDNESDAY,
MARCH 1. MO. at 10*i o'clock. A. M. on the eremites,
the beautify! country residence of the late John M.
Brewer. M. D.. situated in Beverly, New Jersey , on the
southern bank of the Delaware river, °omitting of
Acres of Land. House and Darn.
tie House tad brick. two and a hart 'tortes Ina.
with* Cupola; and contains 11 rooms. It was built
abouttten years since by the late owner for has own no
cupsnoy. and le admirably located at a , bend of the
river, commanding an elegant view. The Land ex
tends to the water's edge, affording a good opportunity
for the erection of Bathing and Boat Rooms.
There imaco•es to the city of Philadelphia by steam
boats and railroad, several limos a day thus making it
a most desirable residence for a gentleman doing boat
neu in the city.
I mmediaLly after the sale of said home. will be sold
the Furniture. Medical Library and other Books Medi
cal instruments. &c.
1.6148 27
1.087.870 80
.••• . • .
Alitici—Two other email howes bel.insing to the eame
owner, in the immediate vicinity. bum of wood. two
stories Mahood worthy the attention of any person
seeping a residence at a moderate cost.
0". Bale positive to settle the entire Estate.
condition. liberal and made known a. time or eels. Beverly. N. J . fob. 13. 19:.O. fen-th sat to triftWft
FOR RALE— THE BROADWAY
FOUNDRY' AND MACHINE-SHOP, ST. LOUIS,
Mmeouri,
ESTABLISHED IN IMIL
This long-established and well known Foundry 11 of
fared for sale on ancommodatins term..
During the lest eightren months the Bnildinss bare
all been rebuilt, in the most approved modern style, and
new maohinery added. making the meat complete ea.
tabliehment at Its use in the Western country.
The Foundry Building is N by 65 feet, and furnished
with Crane,. Cupola, Core O\ en. ko., kg.. complete.
The Machine shop a 1A) by 10 feet, two and one-half
Morita ttsb,_and contrupe largliand well-arranged set
of Lathes, Boring and Planing Machines, Ace , usually
found in Shope foe doing a general Machinery busineali.
Thestock of Pattern. is the Largest and moat valuable
in the city of St. Louis. Plasks.'l cola. about Black
smith shop . Foundry, blechine Slop, and Bailer yard
in abundance,
A most excellent opportunity se offered for tenor three
practical mechanics. with a small amount of Capital, to
embark in a well ea abilahed manufacturing businemg.
For particulars address!, at St. Lou Mn ,
fed.lmlf CUDDY, CARPENTER. & CO.
mTO RENT FOR A TERM OF YEARS.
A Retail Store and fixtures, volt looaten for bust-
Dell.
A Mill, 76 by 26 feet, three stones high, with water
power and steam for scouring and finishing foods.
an i I:ll . e n go , i 4 ml, , :e r b o y nr g r i i. feet,with good water for dyeing,
This property in Fisher's lane near the Germantown
Realread, being so very sooessible to the city, makes it
very desirable.
Apply to THOMAS R. FIPHER.
ja22btf Fisher'. Lane.
POE SALE—A valuable Lot at corner of
Chkistian and Twentieth streets, haslng three
fronts, suitable for a church or faotorr nte. For terms
address J. 8., at this office. JalB-tf
FAOTORY LOT FOR SALE.—A valua
ble corner Int Ile feet square, baring th ree fronts.
admirably located f ora factory si te. It la situated to
the poutbreetern part of OS city, us a rapidly-im-
Fovtug jusighborhood. It Will be 'told on reasonable
MIL ror partioularsi address X.." oboe of me
830,306 06
liwo PI EASANT CHAMBERS VA
CANT, with Bosrd, et 1623 WALNUT St. Mhl.lm-
CASH WILL BE PAID, AND THE
torhent orioe, for kiiiss . And rents' cart-oft
CLOTHISOI, by addressing Box 517 Blood's Vlapatch.
fe2l-13t•
ANY PERSON OF ORDINARY CAPA-
V FVII 6 O 4 4WR7PIi‘ ', I ,W" terntrille °°"za , ond -
Ic.:fkli t ,Y, ledge gultrantied. S. pt i ht a n " -
Yhnongrapheir.
fe29-3t• Itt6 RACE tltreet.
fiRITTENDEN'S PHILADELPHIA COM.
MERCIAL CiILLECE. N. E. corner SEVENTH
and CHESTNUT Streets.—The regleter el siedents'
lames show■ over 2M now in attendance. 79 have en.
tared from in. let. MeV. to Feb. /sth, LW. All are in
structed, individual'', in the duties of the counting
house.
Please call and examine arreexemente,'&.e. fete-lst•if
NEW BOARDING SCHOOL.
1 , TUSCARORA FEMALE INtrITUTE
Will be opened at ACADEMIA. Juniata county, Pg.,
on the let day of MAY next. For announcements con
illll2lllC terms, &0., apply by letter. or, pers,nally. till let
Asnl. to the subaariber, et 1711 VINE, Street, Philadel
phia.; Oat that at ACADEMIA. Juniata ociuntr,l'a..
W, r 3. E. AORE,
fetl-dtmy I. 1711 VINE Street.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TART
rophoktien will be made to the }lope itlotusl le
uronee Compasy for the renewal of Comfiest* No e.
14or ten spares of the Ciptt&l stook of the Bali oomaingy,
•4 0 vao winoh bonbon kot. e29-tuSui
WANTS.
BOARDING.
PERSONAL.
EDUCATIONAL.
AMUSEXENTS.
t See Fourth Page:
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
TEE ULLMAN AND STRAKOSCH OPERA
COMPANY
Will Eire ft season clone week's duration, controsno
ins nn MONDAY. March P. and cewinding on BAV:ft-
DRY. march lath. The season cannot be extended os
any coconut. as the Directors a•e bound by eretwint to
own in ildt.lino_reon Monday Mareh Lith. Darnis the
week Miss PATTI will make her farewell apwaranoe.
hating signed a contract for her debut in Londois in
April..
oe. A . dz e. iss t io u n ; 11 . ; ,.. P ry a m mil sea r C u ire , l l e i fid a ce sew itte t. : Am ma p y h be ithea t.d .
:Au mars iasfar till. first three reiekte at the A oademrof
rigg....a: . d d oles ?Auxin . Brm ofMessra. Clinkering
MONDAY, ‘l'arch first of the three fareirell se
pea retires of Miss PATTI, prior to her departure for
London, ants night of
TRU 'BARBER OP BEYILLE.
Whioh will be given with the most perfect and extra
ordinary out ever presented. inotooi,,,
?Cu ADELINA P•TTI,
BRIONOLI. PERRI. AMODIO, ftIMINI.
Miss PATTI will sins, in addition to &lithe ramie ofthe
°Pers. P.okert's popular Febo Peat. eomroeed for Ma
dame Sontag. t Donau Conde V. esliah Ballad.
" Comin. thro' the Rye, , and the AdebnaVralts, m
posed rot her be Rimer Ma vo.
On TRIBRAY. first and onlentrht of Weber's hishlr.
celebrated Opera of DER PR EIRCHUTZ, which will be
siren for the first and only time in Italian. without mu
tailment or abridgement. with new reeitatives by Renee,
Bei lion. And a °omelets nest, ineludinr
COLSON, STR AROSCH. 871 1 1SLLI. -TIMM
MULL FtR. - QUINTO.
On WEDNESDAY, peened and meet positively law
Aasearsnes bet one of Miss PATTI. only debt of I
PURlTA i ir.inth a erect asst. inotadta.fi
THURSDAY GNOLI.. PERRI, and RUSINL
On . only night of the SICILIAN VEIS
PEAS. which will be mireetwith the same magnificenee
as in December hut.
On PRI nAY, lent appearnece. end benefit of Mir
PATTI. On SATURDAY. close of the season.
THE PHILADELPHIA MELODEON.
(Last CI TT 'smarm.]
CALLOWHILL Street, between Fourth aril Fifth eta.,
Will posibvelv be opened on
THURSDAY EVENING, de p artment,
With an army of talent. in every of mete
and 'beauty that meet command the
admiration and eneport of
all who detieht BEAUTIFUL
Amongst GRACEFUL OR TRB BEAUTIFUL
Amongst the =MY attraction/ width will be Presented
are the followine
Albs IL O. LALANDE.
Wham superb Contralto TAMA and exquisite voaidisa
tum have been the theme of praise by alt
who have heard her.
Miss ELLA WOOD. the A mencao tfirhOnyale.
MRS MA NY PA RTINOT^N.
The most beautiful classic and elector Dumas/FM the
American Aram
Mlle EAII3 PARTINOTON.
The charming, wombat gred ri.
M'lle MIt.LIR FLORA.
The recentrie Washstand Taasea sa ,
Mies JULIA CREEITINE.
Formerly isadire Deafens. of the far-famed
arsh Tunnel.
Mien J M P.NNIE CRIsTINE.
Late the favorite Daniel:MOM . As Havel Taoism.
Mr. A./ LEVAITT,
Who la aroboot aI.
*A NOttljO Moult.
OLD DAN OAR RNER.
Whose name le the 11711015 V m of Fathead whom otijtLa
delineations of Nerro Eceentricity have
challenged the admiration
of the worts.
THE CON WAD RROTHER ii.
This Trouper nosiest' of foul llrother..wbose=ehas
become the property Or the world. and
feats of Grass. &I - civil. and halts
are unseprosehed by soy
otrti e
Three.. with many ot her her a attrecrtions. eenenead the
Melodeon to the admiration of the °Hisses of Philadel
phia.
The crowning haters of noveltylathis arbtbliehmen4
however. te the actual presence. in desk and blood, a
the oririnal
Wile ELLA ZOT ARA BOYERNARIUS.
TRI olils Tat RYTH
Whose beint has entraiseed the senses of the Old
World. and whose fame has in addled the brains of rival
manaeenas to mete each of thaw ranee that they bed
separately created and were alone able to show this
wonderful personate.
The manaaamoot of the Melodeon note announce that
M'lle E'.Lt BOSZENA Wird te set an Vairestnenne.
bin a Danseuse, and lies never appeared in this country.
but will
APPPAR AT 'r RE IttEL O DEON
Every nisht this week. it bents her first and only 60-
s.ement In the West.rn Hemisphere.
An spawns of th• thrillor end rftmarVet history of
his fount Isar will be found in the bills of ths day.
Professor Egan Awl presides over the Orchestra.
bleb confs-esdly wntennt nvaL
lit • PRANK RIVERS & CO.. Proprietors.
CONCERT H A LL.—
COMMONCIN R MO N F A R E VE NING, ld trek dtb.
the Celebrate, and ortrical
RittiCLAN'S SERANADATS
AND ETHIOPIAN EII'ELFSQoK OPERA TROUPE,
TniPther Inth the distmgmshed Prima Donna. 114,
JD' IA OOULD. the only complete Itend of bliMeOU
in the world. and the oniy entepee, n ehietehoh thht
performs SUR!, A SC/ UR OPE KA EL 'The Buehler, hare
been acknowledged Ay the entire Poethern press sad
public to he the onlv true delineators of The
GENUINE SODTHERN DARKA Y.
The best Pincers. the beat Lancers. and the most fin
ished Mae ems.
*nett *reran: will be performed Nerro Minstrelsy in
all it, various forms. toretber with one of
BunKLErs arnmsqtrp; OPRIA AS.
47' Admisaion. TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Mar Doors open se Seven: performanee to 00elinellee
at A it ht o'clock.
mhl-3t
JOB. JOHNSTON, Agent.
WALNUT-STREET THEATRE.
• • Role Lame— —. .Itira. M. A. GARRSTIVON
Stare Manager —74 r. B. P. ISACEP
Summon; Arent ........ - ...Mr. JO& D. MURRAY.
THIS all II RSD AT I EITBMING. Mara L Bah
THR MODEL. OF A WIFE
Pygmalion &mnefot. Mr. P. 8 Caaniran ; Tom. Xt.
Hemple ; Clan. Minn M.rr Miller.
THE WIDOW'S VICTIM,
Jeremiah Clipowith imttatons a popular actors, Mr.
F. S. Chnofran.
Tn enneude Rita THE POODLES.
SW - Prices aa anal.
Beata secured intlrt extrtobarga
Doors open at 7 o clock ; erformanoe to ISOMULWO
an( o'clock.
WHEATLEY k CLARKE'S ARCH.
STRBST THEATRE.
TIIIB I THUR6DAY) RVENING, Starch 1.
Thirrl week of BOUCICALII7I3 NEW PLAY,
trailed the
OCTrIROON: Oa. LIPS IN LOUISIANA.
Georg'. Pmts.% hit. Wheatley', /Bonn Ideelerareli
Mr Dolman; Zoe. the Octoroon. .Matm Drew.
&ALI OW Patcrec—admiesion X codling 56111/34
Seats in Dram Circle. 31N mita ; Parquet. IC ants.
Down open at MC ; performance@ te communes at
precisely.
DAN RICE'S GREAT SHOW.
NATIONAL THEATRE. WALNUT St.. &Toys
Paicse.—Drew Circle, Se cents ; RamilMeelk fe
.
cents • Beats in Pries , . Boxes. 7.1 cent.; Whole Tri
este }Jones. $3 and $3.
To
CH 010 E OTt
P ms.—Doors open at half rut
onmmenen nr/
• •, •
fHIB iTIWREIDAYI EVENING. Mara' I,
The rerformnnee will commence with
StIENEB IN THE CIRCLR.
Fourth appearance of the Beautiful and Aoootaiabcd
Esuestnenne,
MLLE. ELLA zoy/R 9 A.
Whole Enureeedented Feats of oestriatilsm oa
hlenday and Tuesday evenings excited the greatest
ensation.
DAN RICE. the Oriainal Humorist, will appear.
L'ECIIELLts PERILLEUBE.
The performance,. will conclude with the Gorgeous
Spectacle of the
ELEPHANT OF At AN
OR. THE• FIRE ISLNO'S VOW.
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
SIETLAND WOOL, BERLIN QUALITY,
TEN CENTS PpFR oy.
SHETLAND WOOL K.N TEA DUALITY.
TWELVE CENTS PhRLLZ.
J G. MAXWELL s SON.
Trimmtni. Sting, and V_
_,Phyni c
11,1317FNTELEnd C.Et ESTN7.7T.
rjIHE LAST DAY IS FIXED FOR SELL-
A- in f Bret ricottas.
RISOIJLAR BERLIN KNITTINB ZEPHYRS.
DOltbif. Single. or Spit:,
AT 13 CENTS PER OUNCE.
The price elsewhere Min: ar cents per twee. Ulm
who secure so assortment for future lISO snll do
B.
SIAXWELL'S.
feE)-tf if ELEVENTH andCHOBTNEr Sta.
EAL OASHMERE KNITTING
ZEPHYRS. in double. wade, or split, are OE4r
'A. for the 'present. et
THE SAME PRICES THE IMITATIONS
AND MEDIUM QUALITIES OF ZEPHYRS ARE
&Ad elsewhere. 20 same per oz.
J. D. IHILXWELL k SON
TRIMMINGS, SKIRTS. AND Zed' •
fal-tf If ELEVENTH sod CHESTNUT.
JOSEPH TN.A.
NOS. 1,3 AND MO CHESTNUT STREET,
Invitee the attention of the Trade to Ma Stook of
COTTON, WOOLLEN,
LINEN AND PRINTED GOODS.
MADDER PRINTS.
New light and dark rpring tiles. a treat variety twin
MESSRS. SAM'L SLATER & SONS,
SUTTON MANUFACTURING CO.,
MONTEBELLO COMPANY. Mm,
THE ATLANTIC CO.'S MOURNING )
tnausag many aim standard Pattolllll.
NEAT BLACK A, WRITES. PURPLES. !Av.'s. !to.
SAXONY St 811EPHERD PLAtDS. h STDEBANDS.
Bl,Acit,
_AND GRAYS, AND CHOICE DUSTER
STILES.
WOOLLENS.
FANCY CASSIMERES sad DOESKINS. 80.,
FROM ROCK COM., GLRNDALE COAL, NEW
ENGLAND COM., CRAWFORD MILLS, BROOK
DALE AND OXFOR D MILLS.
EBERHARDT & SONS'
SUPERIOR BLACK DO 'SKIN AND SILK. MIX
TURES.
.astinette. Plan end Printed. of ell colon and eas/1-
bee e wacky Jenne, ?inns. Cords. atonement.
Ketsey'a Tweedn. oonorizinz nee of the Met stooks
the country.
AMERICAN LLNEN COM.
CRASH, HUCK'S, SHEETINGS, &c.
11-arn
. BAZAAR, NINTH AND SAN
SOM STE IiTS.
( Rear of continental Hotel)
(Cr The largest collection clear mute in thin city may
be seen at this eatablishment for private sale.
U . Auction sales of horses, &a., every Saturday
mornine at 10 o'clock'
.
wroty-ninth remi•anrical Philadelphia trade
sale of Z) carriages wilt take time March lblth. In
cluded to toe ante will be 50 of Danlap's celebrated lista
tit, Full oanionlars in time.
ALF KED M. HERR - NESS.
Aueuotteet.
CARRIAGES.
Cr TIM lIANDTACTriti OF
WILLIAM D. ROGERS.
REPOSITORY,
No. 1009 CHESTNUT STREET. 11%1011.
2 TIM PBRE_NOLOGICAL CABINET.
•k. ESTABLISHED IT FDVTLEE. WILL.. &k a
Is open day awl evening, for the sale of a
on Phrenology, Physiology, rater-[,i», kO. :
and for
PHRENOLOGICAL EXAM INATION3.
The importance of Phrenology in the training of the
Young, the &election of oocnostions and corepaniosto.
and in every department of &OUT& life, is feltand
knowledsed by all intelligent persons w kto are 444ALL,14'
rid vita its facts.
Written descriptions frogs daguerreotype till to
sent by until for two dollars.
Catalososs of books sent gratis.
JOHN L. CAPEII,
No. SU CHESTNUT Street. aecond sony,
dr-wkeSse if-W sow PbNAelebin.
fomCHICKERING & SONS, MANG%
_FAc - rußErts or Grand. &pare, and
right PIANO FORTES. Warenxons. kg CHESTNUT
Streetz, PIInOCI to let. taken 112 exchange, toned. and
revatrelf. Alio: in connection. a full 'tonna Portia!
Mums. Ideate Hooks. nth. larlstratt
QAVENG YIIND.--UNITED STATES
I+ 7 TRUST COMPANY...aIum THIRD and OREM
1411 T Streets.
4rrel.4 Nad Min RtEte milly.ek. IM.yeld teak Qs dt
Inueout nett , oeorth S l V.,_rzis CWT. INTS,
f r . the de, er de . . ..11.9 GAY of withdrawsl.
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