The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, January 01, 1861, Image 3

Phtla delplutt 4e Stupefies for the
vgroaro, ,
ASS 1859. /180.
87,00 00,0/0
..x.:•17810 '7O 070
1812 - 811
12,11 1 Jo '
.0.633
2.384 -
8 aa? 1,100
,k 8,88!
tart°
YOTASIDOIIOO
Maracaibo..
Went
, .
; trotaLl
. „ . ....
~, 11!115F(178 Orgeli , i sm
: • ICON 21,190 ' 9.266
karblia.: , . . "3,3651_ 6.10110, 1,1111
97 itIA: Irak& - 111,0110 • - 1 ./ 0 0
Total . . . : 15.661 90,30"
, 742911213 or cortos.
9. /8004
Ohsrialtou. 13138 ...... 15 M. -
187i3 15.400
asvaun o h - • •••:;;•• •• •• sra , 15,101
Mobile 2720 • 0,074 &Id
New. OrleSsoi ......... 1 713 it 605. 4•0 3 4
(1111171% - • SAS 4 840 4.930,
3717130 117914 , - 4071 4e,
Import* of Coffee. at the port of PhilsOelehili, both
foreisa end coastwise, for the years 1838. 1839, end 1809;
~ 1818. . 1869. • 7899.
Bari. Bars Bags.
. 46 eso 37,412 35.028
,702,90 - 739,634 ' 60 030
aeWayta...'l.:., ....,,,-
alio de Janeiro. --
St. DOM111(0.-... ..
/
eft 1106..:=::::
emil. .. ..._, i....,... • ...
11 . Z0110w......., C....
J en:.— . . ..
Mamma' inif, di tininnie ... _.. ... , ..
Poin.ft-rrtnoa ana Cane -
M19041n. ..... ............ mow 7.974 1,472
asatwiae . ..... .. 91,200 Lao
i0:i15.1
, T0tat...... ....... ... 1221.1510, • 404 ,160 112 777
i,fis - Imo ' •}9lO
• 3/6 • ' 1,670 '-'3l
.
lutes23'ol, 0261.49, A . 3 PH1L53351.7?/lIA. ,
laipolls or Pciteign Suer at the Port of Philadelphia
. ~ . , , fur the years 109 and rm. •
. i
1959. , 1860.
Moil's it aha -BLS Bb ( e Nage & Rb tc d : Ba;' able Bate
--rr.,-- r-- —-- -- --
.leL .. 13 , 371 ' 1217 • ifi 1591 ...,... 4100
Feb.., 2903 194 67 6653 1119 390 46 'll/00
Marob 11110 Mt 331 7971 6810 -619 443 7670
.49711.. MS „67 481 8460 6371 - 998 1166 760
asy. SW" Nei 1160 Mt woo 936 616/ ' 2600
111199, atit 170 lIS I.OINO Sf/9 MB IN WV
J1117.-`, Se 2U9 701 36 4 X/ 0215 1474 718 • U6O
Alltilat 'llllO6 113 1737 4216 460 - 40841
Beet—. 3/54, 444 53 ....... 906 3629 11 4764
Oot. :.. 49 . 416 ..... . • .... 161 S 3 /66 3000
N0v.... ...„.' 1013
1
.... 7 2 1 1800 33 11121
D llO .- 3 R ......_l9oo 8 152! MOO
Total.. 3163.4 15908 3112 44493 34420 9013) 1476 57714
',,j, _ 3133CEIris OP PIAViLL OTOIPS ; .
168.' 1869. 1860.
Roam. tdda........ ~...... - 44,610 68 Co 46.167
Ter_ bk 4 -- A . , 4. .4....... 3,274 3551 3,779
Piles. bma ..',3...,..... - 1 410 • 2,140 La*
eigritr, bbfif - •......."... —....-... 10,1)5 17.466 11,1151
.... 4440 $1,830 63.136
, iIIIGAICAAD xoieee s a ascuvsa C0681:W1814
-, ''- •' ' 1829 1999 1860.
Sugar, hada and tierces....., 6 670 9,737 . 6,627
5121(11T. bats. ..,
.• 821) ' 66
1,606
Bl im p
riCletrafiaL::.::::. * :::,., tail) 9,626 ' 10,693
misciaLextoil` ANTIC.I.NR IMPORTND. TORSION AND
~.,. 1,, , • , COASTWIII. ,
MS& 1 1880.
Brualleasi.lol3s.,, :...,
-1910 5 845 397 : 4,115
.36.019 29 2 19,5
• •
386.130 1511,300
1r0n3730-3,78
, 800 K 13.700 121150
L. ...... , 27,016 70700
"aini v - 7 1 6 1 , 3 0:
68369. 30 480 9,858 9.440
.... (36 173,848 211,653
Balt. —........ X 7.164 221 as& 296.1013
89 112 41 12 2 , 8,0.0 , 8,606 9 Et
. .
Lai tondo paw*
Imperia at 1 , 131114011hie3 for the
teen
ISM
Tte.7.eles. ' Mids. To. lies.
Ci 01 1 11 .10 4 ..p... • -,/111 021 1 414 • 160 a
Oat elute.— tie 772 1.9/43 8709 960 2,679
ea 001321at. - .•..',...:.7 1 013 Mll 1,03/ = 63114" 670 69
Diateled 133 Ns 3,756 456 708
2ro 11
RAM lin 11 170
urn lon 4,014
. . .
corrert.
The, followier an Pop mends of , °otter. via rallrOhi.
et Pititedeteha for the rears Itefil and Hee
, lBlO. 18110.
Rett e rtit 111._ trott l let s ithir 85 .
. 1165 ,41C.3
more /I intro:l4, ..... , .I.Brl
.
tits!. '---
_..-- 2 — , ....0,190 riarith
Eltht9theat of the numbs - r o f oaths brought to the
thwethethetamarket for the lue tan 7.1919 •
:,., • 9theth. • COMM. II N ..
, Obinh
11169--. -103,000 9 100 197 .009 AZ
19119...........:16,900 ' 13,* -,, In '
lath ~ . .:...:.:.1. 139.140' 17.199 ' • :alO z,
1117.f..........'....,..-111117191 ' 13.9191 ' .1300 ' '
1114......».'......... IMAM 114th, 'TAW
1thi1...... ..... .. 11 130 %ow a ow 172,31 d,
19M.<.::..."'' Tr* ' 71 60 - 7110th 16 140
1143...... - ...4.. 7340" ' ' ' - 15.106 - 93100 Ithile)
Mt ......-... 99 900 13,800 98X0 NAPO
all.— .. 91.000 limo -, . ' 86.600 „ 301,1119
- - - .
No* Tigris Stank Exchange...Deo. 31. 4
, -1111400 SD Wain
8010ffl 8 aile cou-- M 400 Harlem M.Pref..63o 34
00 Virginia St 43. .:_... 76 140 goading m. ........ 36
me Idissolut et h..... OM 2110 d 0..... • ....'M
KM Ens R. 8000 Oh m I.;tii,.. ISO KO ' d 0.,............
les pa r
oion • g i r : -... Tr, - ,, , 100 0 81.ev4t . T ; olad ..
... M .: ...,.,
100 .
.....: .• ' E ODD , d 0.... -- *ll
mo ' old 8 Ca'..: int as gawk Centre/ PL ... • silhP
00 7014 160
IMP/ Y Coatis:... 711 60 ' do. •--, -......X10 0
45
0 do.- :...ide Tog ao .do —...... •. OM
1451 ; do - - ....tw,111 100 d 0........... . . 50.
000 ,- do_.. .....sre lag DO . do 7.SiO 400 i
/01/' ' . do-......a1n 7^ M Minh to is. K f L... 14
410 4 . do -:••• ...mlO 76 ;- 100 ' do— ......... 14, 4 1,
"-= do ' . 7614 100 do--... . . .Wu
mirth, Railroad.n. ng no Mich to &N i ' di. as
101/' ' , do--......... 1161‘ MX/ do.- ' s3O 112/4
1113:1=" ' " do -...1..•-• .s2O 37% 10 11l central 11 50...4 7314
lig -, = do.. --- -. .. Mg 33 Is. -do 6111 7125
ioll• do. - 70:41'd Ilk 6611' c•. ... Ts
so ReidsF, iiir R..., sat 340 wit & cant.....1a0 ea
saa —. - •.:ao am too" do - ~. -.. am
140 '' • c..:....., , i V.;.. IS 100 iglu, B & gnist 'IL all
230 Harlem R.•• • ....... 14M . • , , -
, ' THE 11AR11.6T8.
AsRES, au'
„ V i tp emu sou for immediate use, et
1411 for 1." ,84.57415 kw Pearls. , ' -
Omar- s sated, and jsrld 1/420 higher; sales
6WO at OW delivered. for mixed Western. Oats,
&taigas int MMOMMo. %Barley is quiet at 708820. Ire
iszonainsi salliesige. . fi r m ly " . .. .. •
wrisas,-whsst i s held, and the market is
oevost. , We. ants sales of 1,000 bus at 1160 for white
Wirisyr•-WhMlir Is hell at 19360, with buyer. al la
Paovisions.-Porh is swag and ;triads Posies of de
Mils at former rata. Sae( nnObangra with @Wa ll ales.
Cot Meats dull sad heavy. idea at om.; 60 skis sold
atilallNa Bath r sad Masse are unohassed. •
• testa etra demand at 34,1414440 - .
Loan - /us day °owing bieboan Oundar sad New--
year's day. t Inns business cemparatlvaly wai trans
acted 640. the miters of the /memo new! being fa."
ries. koMpm mans vent s finn. bb rjour is told i 111.0:
impasto - 111l ioUlkkl te isles lit foMstni rtata lli t. 1 4/0130
for Wain_/a. ano Sinai Ts for T mad boo Ohio.
noit. onsesansgeor,ixt ra ,- Wadorn &Wham Fleur is
armor. bat antet.• We note sales of SOO bbla at 4154040
160 br bb Lerk g_ood,,aad 111141.7.24 for fancy ' and
erre. a s -Flour ia bold- higher We autirealss ..
sou.- suayauS/i very Gm; and privies Mire a
17 . Nadirs report; the follosOOS
an I rates: •
Pl. .. Upland, Florida. Mobile. 51.0.14 T.
- 4ok 111 . 1.-...... .. 8 8 3• ' . 1116 -
i MS -- - : - .1114 HU 113; 1116
12
Fait- -. ill 1216 IS '
. ~.- .104 -, 144 - ' 13 - 14
ItAs Arm, but tart solliiol we not miles of ship
zimaraeMed Tiiselleo, and small t u ts for eity um at
- Uvegs , Leidelt of Rio Urande Hides at MM. less 6 W:
nearside eitelt._.. -, ,; . , • •:,,,... ,- .
Laanzsg.--Irite-trad• continues dull and unabsesed ;
mil 1•00 ant egg slaiudeter It 26.290. middle 38830 e.
bitter, WW511,941141„,./W.W.Sp, light Boutherti oak
lIIIISe.
azing.--Clroniessed Its in demand for export; bolder.
sepjlma at griadle. at shish 600 taco sold, clowns at 91.
WRION is ni
Y nes oniand, atlegolitlie, at whieh 300 ,
itibbstiokli •-, - - .
THg .CITY.
'. Amitiokiiiirre imp gyErnrio, • -
grthatralrioriirtv Or Iltionc:—.'hipbetb.".
IteDOlgri OLthiric I Nit•Sial e tiaol. Rags greet.
wow .1 .a.lireotr Thieves 'The tharAligagiad
Beader, -; Thw Alpine Add."
llegismouriZCLAuss's lerretr-ASCII Tegtve,v,
Pr-r.,...i...474._nii..Ttleogeg,tordic,-.
"
eI thwierrtisdithiti Wwtsut iwid Math std.—
, .
s Trz r ritat,'Weilout et.. above Elglith.7
M . P ETAT= Burinnicie. Magog greet. below
V 4ttbolih it
ad Co." VlAutiorte . ~ . _ -
SiNLY SIIILDINGs, Vogler Tenth and cheinut.—
alab ,
gssursseres i gilorres. Eleventh m erest, above
d3heighlitowol our. -..
. .
'nth New Yam , OALITIIIIMPfAAS.—Last
airenlog, at eigito'cioalt, a _band of midnight
misreaders Mail oat tillee, dressed in fantastic
ecetiunee and plenteously adorned with rouge.
They timed *minim the trOsidigetere," and
mere eigliiid tri rises; belle to the honor of . the
New Ticket; advent, Sad the led of the old, Om Of
them wet *Wed st &bride, end__
_leaned tresthigly
es the arm , of a renal , *Wiled, whom body,
was in dived pads with red paint. They
ea unbroken silenee'while upon thdr
4firiont„tray,, and. at eight &elm* ,iniematired
*MOM pas, Mailed, .attired, : whereat both
parties made, Oblast halloos, as if ..upois;timings
atmladll- endllity lo th .to.
- encounter Itereb' other;
Towed raMsiglit_the streets were married with
shwitir Pirate of eallita=late. They woke the
seharmatell oo rtinis ht. rek .erobas and made'
night WA Orldi . weans smilinasio,' Obeetatt
strew). wet ,thstre.o - A wild medley of- beings.
mood* ;Meth biethtlfal lighwthe of the tity
Math* tip time • ri Added ale& "- War cat city, ;
4b, e 'othatiarsireblasAiii ' minty wordrober dd.
4 higegg rilltgaimer of-smell'arms, subtler?* were
momW . ,ilei„ptptiatkin bold .enosith thanks ax:
mbadons ender - die shadow cit the gimbal paler
eitatkm.
The May of and women met on NUM;
shed and on Obiataill, it addalgitt, was more huit
stadle thee the witches in " Macbeth." Meg Mer
iillell-grethiltomaysabilited her weird pbytiogrio 7
my, and rams of all descriptions paraded ,tke
higheliyi with Von* music! 'and emend% rani-
form;;terthteitttbnold Year and - ineamirillo; the
ism, TWhOgeles etas gestlemin thus miens
-to itimmadiliftheir folly were all
various as their
. w
wevelaiMshrle . ,, 'One party was MOW;
with UM iipliellittlio'd .. Sixty gimsters," nd the
said roosters vigtfastly exerted their brags in
.orcatisig sway dead year. (another periy, en-,
titled the .. , Palstetto damils," invelepal lham
,selvist tereethades of feet feet or lea : In length,
end's' bantiir; the Okapi "Welt Was borer borne
p dieltiviieseadiat riddled in stub warfare. :A.
tbrd easeg, ileraignithed . themselves as •' Ri
nagg,"-and a fourtiviefoleed 'Wes slit appell a.
Irma el.!! Usrly.iluse.it . .: • • . _ , .
::
Own and others, woke , sober citizens fromtheir
ltelititisilthidi night hideous. The old YeirWat
***thikay, ilitionoriC and ,tbe new. rah**
with we • exhibition of dirtied, sullicient , to Mai
paint* for all its crimes add aborticornthge.
Were we wrong_ in the 'fancy !hal , the, existing
asticaat • WAIN exerted. their .ladtienes:"emsn
signified Gatti if pipultr mirth .irblek velemu
the advent st, a &mad year? Were there not
fewere=poil of delight o n the .dpoline of 1860
with Bo itrestedtre and its- fleentlel AlM
..4l,,Jalikeil..tlia Outgoing Ci-ebt WTI*
ous Weill 1101 4 1,
itintlips.'YettieflihY' afternoon A nth;
samert Mildrii 6, -Keljail imiassitted 'suicide at
a haideki;lll-'ililni street, belie. Nible, Bleverith
weed -by_ *quantity of laudanum: ft seems
Iwili•op.007:0o *Ado. to pato; the lately ;of
arltuNklothimliii. he boarded,,by. puttbsts
agU,gbromsdrof Pertalb la the water tkey
tii44oo',_darlitillithkr: Tie ' ('wily disoovered ,the
- itui
.fr,i - ine *before tisy of * WSW.' bail
b 4m4.61 , , -.Pargeneentlithe or the mug wairisies
S ;
feu_ itit,thii Wow of Lb. &welded, who bad Nis
ei i i• , ateprilitfor 1 weeks. . 'AM is die
ostia - 'Miguel; for kir attempting the Him of
o u peo f ; Os
: was e_ widower, and loaves - throe
estiari at
Ai i meet was, held, sad a !mile of,
- ; 6604 ,
aMi il' , 4.11141, ,goi I Bthilix ;-46 •-•:.
!fait,stem:tier -
AClWitNtor,iiiiiio - IPircii , itzir
„„,,,, -. , i at o u r 1 sot 'time/it it, ,so..
' , k iw.
e - 4,10, s, titterers , fsighterio2
td ~,,,,, ' '2"'w. m " l'Allte..; or.,. th efkroalttY.
e • ' • ~:•.'. ''" *A, LTASY-1 06, *Aggilkilf; ,
- 1 'VAlilfaliAtt,,t-uTfr,-110t8MOitti= -Kate
• ; • "'• ''.-', 'idth i chdilpi polthittrit'lleitned-iiii ,
C i_. ...._. etnete, wee teary heard Woke NUM"
- 1 7, at , the :Car trarillii;
, - se , difikilt',o fir ^
FIJETSIth , 1111AIIING 'OF .22112 SIXTH-WARD
Buatmags.—Yesterday afternoon the three men
arreetet by Beteetives.Ohec It _Smith and Bar
tholomew. Alma the oherge'of breaking into and
robbing the silk hotamof Mame J T. Way It C 0.,,
No.' 28 North-Third street, es reported to The
Press; had a bearing before Pollee Magletra'e
Bottler, at the Central Station. At the hearing
yesterday the one known as John Oahu gave the
name of William Lane. The names otitis other
two are John Murphy and Henry Johnson: The
lest *Mem examined was Mr, d T. Way, one of
the Arm Whose plies had been robbed. lie teeti.
lied that his place had beon robbed of a lot'of silks.
Ile, wee ebte..to identify the alike taken from the
primmer, by the private mark of the firm.
Deteetips .Charles H. Smith, was next examined,
and fully oorroborated the lengthy statement made
in yesterday's Press'. - •
Peterilnueryeworn ' Heil employed at MoOrea's
stable., back'. of rho pines dud was robbed; on
Saturday. of last ito saw two of the prison
ers, whom he recognised as Murphy and Johnson,
prowling about the place in a rather sosploions
manner; they again, made their appearance on
Sunday morning,' but the witness ma not suspect
an ts l Ave Bartholomew was also sworn.
. . _
Niro Marshal Blackburn testified that ho took a
key from the person of one of the prisoners, which
belonged to a Induce also found in their possesei,m.
Walter M. Miller sworn —lle was bar-tender
for hir. White, at No. 114 apruce street; the pri
soners oame there together on Saturday and ap
peared to he well aognainted with each othor;
they went to' bed, two in one room and one in ano
ther,' and en Stitiday morning loft between seven
and eight o'clook; they all loft together; one of
them bad a bundle under his arm, whiob tbo wit
ness thought was a valise.
The prisoners were then committed in default of
$2,500 each to answer at court.
While the alderman was 'making out their corn
mitmenti;Calin or Lane stepped up to the front of
the desk and said he wished to make a statement.
He odd he started, from New York on Friday
night took the train and came to this city. After
arriving here he met with Murphy and Johnson,
whom he had never seen before, and they all three
started off together to find lodgings. His errand
to this oitrwas to meet another man, with whom
how's going to St. Louis on a sparring expedition.
He learned his friend had left the city, and he in
tended to go hack to New York. -
During the hearing of the case the mayor's
office wee completely jammed with persons, who
seemed to take a great interest in the proceedings.
MEwiING OF THE GUARDIANS OF THE POOR
—The reghlar elated meeting of the Board of
Guardiaaa was held yesterday afternoon at their
rooms on North Seventh street, Mr. Marls, pre
sident, in the chair
The whole number in the house on Saturday
last WM 2 930; earn. time last year, 2,840 ; decrease,
90 ; admitted during the last two weeks, 93 ; bir•hs,
10; deaths, 27; disohArged, 113; eloped, 29;
bound out. 1 '
Mr Server submitted hie annual report Prom
the out door agent has been received $16,616 34 ;
emigrant tax,
132 52 ; tiokets $lO5 50 ;
ttil, $16,754 36.
, Dr. bane Moiltide submitted his resignation an
out dour physielan of the Sixth district Dr. Wm.
It Claridge was elected to succeed him.
• The steward reported having collected $137,01,
and paid the same into the treasury.
Mr. Dickinson said the Board of Health had
notified them that they now had twenty-eight
smsli•nox eases—all they could aeoommodate. Ile
then offered.tho following :
Whereas . , Al the time the estimate for the ex
,penees of this Department for the ensuing year
was made it was with the expectation that all
email pox OMB coming under the care of the
Board could be treated at the City Smallpox
Hospital, under the oars of the Board of Health,
and to pay for the support of suoh oases an appro
priation was asked for.
And tokereas,lt is now understood that the
Board of Health intend closing the Small-pox
Hospital on the first of April next, thus obliging
this Board to snake other arrangements for the
treatment of said oases: therefore,
Resolved, That Councils be requested to amend
"the appropriation bill of this Department, as re
ported by the Finance Committee, to read :
"111,000 for the purpose of procuring suitable so
commodations for small-pox patients."
The preamble and relegation were agreed to.
Mr. emrver reared a - resolution calling the at
tendon of Councils to the urgent necessity of pass
ing the appropriation of this Department at as
early a dap as convenient, in order to enable the
Board to furnish food to the inmates. Agreed to.
The Board then adjourned.
CONTESTED ELECTION OF MI FOURTH'
WARD The contested election ease of Le:Ran
vs. Butler was rammed yesterday afternoon be
fore 'Recorder - Eneu. Alderman Wm. McMillin,
of the Fourth "ward, was sent for by Dietriot At
torney Mann, to bring the ballot-boxes in his
charge. Tee Recorder decided that the ballot•
boxes should be opened. Several boxes were then
opened, but not being the proper onee, were again
sealed.; Finally, a box was opened containing the
inspeatir's certifioate of the return of votes for
member': of Congress for Sixth precinct of the
Routh ward. • The ;vote stood : Lehman, 232 ;
Butler, II; King, 5. -.
- The me was then adjourned to half peat five
o'clock, iripn the opening of the boxes-was con
tinued. - The box mintalaing the inspector's certi
ficate of the Seventh precinct was nextopened. It
gave Lehman 230; Butler, 44; Ring, 5
The box - of the Eighth priding was opened, and
stood as follows: Lehman 265; Butler, 119;
King, 41. '
After teens discussion between counsel, the Re
corder ordered the ballots out at the election to be
emoted:TlM bones wire accordingly opened, and
the went stood as Mows :
24 270 &SY 4120
Sixth Pre°Wt.—Lehman, 228; Butler, 64;
King, 7. •
Seventh Pzeoliot.—Lehman, 104; Butler, 176;
Kintl4.
Elgitth 'Breoinet.—Lehnian, 260; Butler, 123;
•
Meets, tram then &dimmed antil , titree o'olook
this afternoon;
DISGRACEFUL Row.—About t quarter past
three o'clock. on Sunday morning, a disureoefal
row occurred among a party of about twelve row
dies, at, the restaurant :under the Assembly Build.
lugs. corner of Tenth and Chestnut streets, during
which the. erinile neighborhood was Thrown into
an intense exeltement: A number of pieta, Were
discharged, and bowleoknives and "billies" were
" Nay weed. A number ofpistol. dots took effect
in the - windows and walleof the place,• but, as far
as could be ascertained, no one was shot. The
noise attracted the attention of the pollee, who
cashed into , the place, and took the following
named tenons Info custody : John Baird, Edward
• Wood, Ladle Barks Pirililarn Rogge '
DanierPol
look, and Robert ',Ogden: Two of the prisoners,
Baird and Wood, it le alleged, had in their posses
sion piatobi, Which they threw away when arrest
ed: They_ were both held in $l,OOO ball by Alder
man Patobel to answer at °curt. Leslie Merles
was also held to answer the charge of having in
his possession concealed deadly weapons. The re
mainder of Abe party were held to answer the
°barge of disorderly conduct.
' THE POISONING:VASS IN TR& SIXTH WARD.
esterday, the poisons who were poisoned at No.
239 Races street, were doing as well as could be ex
pected. Mr. Biggardt,'Mr. Bordenhelm, Mrs. Ro
senholm, and Mr. Essen were very slok yesterday,
and stilt confined to their beds. They are not
considered dangerous The remainder of the vie
tiros are almbet fully recovered. One of the, moo
who was taken sick refused to take the emetios
prepared by the physioiene, saying that he bad pe
culiar views concerning e the matter, and he would
prefer suffering tom eine. Moritz Mendelsohn,
the alleged poligdier, will have a hearing as soon
as the parties are sufficiently recovered The
opinion of those who know him is that be is not al
together edifipos %geniis.
Tug ADJUTAHTGENSILSLatiIi . .—At, a nieet•
log of the officers of the Third Brigade, held on
Thursday evening last, the following preamble and
resolution were unanimously adopted
Whereas. The oftes of the Third Brigade have
heard with pleasure that the name of Mr. David
B. Birney, of the First City Troop bee been need
hr Sealleetion. with the petition of adjutant gene.
rat of tbh State': therefore,
Resolved, That the officers of this brigade cor.
dually endorse Mr. Burney, and recommend him to
the Governor for appointment to that position.
petition to Governor Curtin, in favor of the
appointment of General Wm. F. Small to the office
Of adjutant gerairrel, is In oiroulatien, and has beat
alvied_by a number of the olfroers of the Second
Brigade. - •
The friends of Major Peter Frits are also moving
is hislavur.,
. ,
'Dm lirttorisOr rpLorses.--G. W. O'Malley
sAidide wife were. taken Into oustody on Baturday
by High Constable Clark, upon the charge of steal-
Ins a lot of toys, pocket books, and other small
'Weiss from the atom of Mr. Charles Dummlg,
on Chestnut street, where the amused were both
employed. Their /seldom's, at No. 1426 Thompson
street, was mouthed, and a number of stolen I'M
ells were movers& The misused were bOth com
mitted, In Mann of ball, by Alderman Beltler to
answer. -
- 'SOUTH 0,110.1.1 NA AT,.& DISCOUNT IN TIIN
Peroun:llsllllATlON.—On Saturday night, clo
th:l'oW performance at a popular phase of amuse
lOWA the Twelfth ward, a 'donnee was made
In tie atage to South Carolina. A party of four
Or live.young Men, who had the appearance of
Wird: floistberst medical students, and who mots-
OW* privatisboi,. sheeted out" three Ahura for
_Mouth -.Carolina it' end -attempted to give the
tiliettm. They wefts hooted and groaned at by the
elan Inithinee, and they soon after loft the house
Inhumed, no measures more violent then groans
helot resorted to.
•Citiosoutt Tics PlamlosipulL Misr
YARD,—Oommedore Charles Stewart, (e Old Iron
elieihe) senior deg officer of the United States
cavy, - was yesterday detailed from command at hie
own request - Art, appropriate solute was fired
from thireestivingship Plincelon. All connected
with the yard took lean of the old hero with much
regret. The broad pennant dying from the reoehr
leg ship wee immediately hauled down. Captain
P, DuPont ettel'ett! him.
PPM( - Tiara/J.—More petty thieving is
at -present 'fomented in the Second district than
in any other diarist In the Pity, p‘nd the police,
who are- quite Wirt in this -section, are con
tinually engaged in arresting thieves and reoover
tug stolen goode,generelly of a small value. Yes
terday William Dougherty was held by Alderman
Dallas to answer the larceny of a crow-bar ; Patrick
Nana, for Ike larceny
station
*buret of flour. At tho
Sasoud-digitict police station any amount of plun
der is wadi's far • claimant, some of which has
been there for months.
NARPIW EBOAPH FROM Mu:mm.los4
Abraham Phillip', aged 'l4 years, while engaged
in abating on a pond - about twenty feet deep, at
Eighteenth and Washington streets, on Sunday af
ternoon, broke ' through the Ice and narrowly
4.10444'be11ig drowned. He was in the water for
nesilk a half - hohr, folding on to the toe for sup
port recov ered.
/owned, it was sof ke !tele before he
ulljr recovered.
D . ,
OP Tin" OftildB oP ANAQN.
'No lii than sfteen pereene have been conylote4 of
the etime of soon during the year 1860. and there
is now no pardon in, prison waiting trial for this
- offence. Notwithstending the number convicted,
crime id greatly on the decrease, four-fifthe of
the 'fired "that now occur being accidental. Fire
Waokburn has effeet a vast reform"-
Lion in respect. to thenrilne of arson. ed
IPPiIs•N. L-0111:111011 AND Rein Der.--Wo
liar that the pastors of the M. B. Church in this
•elty;teconiyend to an th ole °bundles and - people
4 001 1 0eive ode', 4th of X
enuary., as. dri.l of
fasting an prayer, in aepordandelrith the recant •
mendettun of • the • President' of Ai r e
I Italic '
DKAT/1 OF AK, OthltssiDElT...-Affr, PPM
'Delaney, well and favorably known to the coramu
nifty, died at hie realdenoecin Mil city, On Thum
'day *Yelling: MIS Al•lith -thtseialy re
'ratted by a large cirolat_of frlandk to: whom be
via andartypCb7
, kle 11,11 i femprops poble
SOHOOL INAVOURATION.—The inauguration
of Mr. Richard Glamor se principal of the Zane
street Boys' Grammar School, will take place at
three o'olook tomorrow afternoon, at the wheel
house, Zeno street, above Seventh Mr. Ludlow,
on boealf of the Board, will deliver an ukiress,
and other gentlemen will take part to the =miens.
The publio generally and the parents of the boys
are particularly invited to attend.
PitkatliTATlON number of personal
friends of Mr.. Philip H Lute proceeded to his
reeldenco, at Front and Laurel streete, last even
ing, and presented bins with a bandeome service
of silver The usual number of speeches were
made, after whioh a fine collation was sat before
the party.
URTIELTY TO A Mntine.—A colored indi
vidual, named John Alexanderßoyer ' was arrested
at Eighth and &mom streets, upon the charge of
cruelly beating his horse. A citizen Who was
passing at the time, previous to the arrest, inter
fered with John and gave him a sound thrashing.
The accused was taken before Alderman ratohel
and held to simmer at court.
ROBBED A TILL. ) esterday morning,
John J. flagerty was obarged before Alderman
Patobel with robbing the money drawer of a ta•
yore, at Twentyeeoond and lipruce streets. He
wee committed to waiver.
SLIOIIT FiRE.—YOBIOITIRy aftornoon about
colook, a alight Are occurred at the Children's
Home, northeast corner of Twenty Becloud and
Pine streets. The flames originated among a lot
of clothing in a closet.
Bonn Ditow.Nno.—A horac attached to
a cart was baok.d overboard, on Saturday last, at
the Germantown Water Works, and drowned.
The animal belonged to Mr John Nolen.
FIRE AT A FOUNDRY.—Yostorday morning a
fire broke out in the Union Iron Foundry of Stile
man S. Ellis, on Germantown road, below Second
street A wooden building, used for drying
" cones," was destroyed. Loss about $2OO.
ILLNES3 OF HON. JUIN . M. READ.—Tho
lion. John M. Read, of tho Supremo Court, is
lying very iii, at his residence in this atty. Be
has an attack a the typhoid fever.
C.EGAL INTELLIGENCE.
DISTRICT Counr—Judge Stroud.—The De
cember term of the District Courts was commeneed
yesterday morning.
Isaac Martin vs. Evan Prowattan, Samuel L.
McKinney, and Charles Prowattan. An action of
trespass. Jury out.
Stewart vs. GI oyant. An action for damages.
Jury out. Cassidy for plaintiff; Thorne for de
fendant. -
' DISTRICT COURT—Judge Sharswood.—Tho
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania vs Nioholas Rit
tenhouse. An action on a bond. Verdiot for de•
fondant.
QUARTER SESSlOlis—Judge Allison —Jacob
Wentzel pleaded guilty to a charge of assault and
battery, and was sentenced to three months.
John Beggs was convicted of a charge of as
sault and battery.
Margaret Ann Armstrong was convicted of a
charge of larceny.
Edward Perry was acquitted of u charge of
stealing a horse
Daniel Bradley, Charles Thomas, Isaiah Jordan,
Samuel Allen, Isaac Turner, Emery Price, Penrose
Morgan, and John Warner, were oharged with
committing an assault and battery upon Sarah
Junior Vordiot not guilty. ek
Owen State anti Joseph Rex, adored, were ac
quitted of a °barge of assault and battery, but
ordered to pay the costs.
Mary O'Donell pleaded guilty to a charge of
assault and battery
James Driscoll was charged with assault and
battery.
None of the courts will be in session to day.
CITY ITEMS.
Tan Naw YEAR.—Now is the time for all men
to resolve to ant wisely and well, and in such a manner
as will eubserve the yobbo good and promote their own
welfare. Different persons have different views as to
how the first object pan be accomplished; but no sane
man need hesitate about the mode of advancing him
own private interests A Virtuous life is, of course, an
essential of a happy one, and it then only needs to con
sult comfort, elegance, and economyi by procuring
Your garments at the Brown Stone Clothing Bell of
ltookhill & Wilson. wog. 503 and 504 Chestnut street,
above Aixth, where the facet stook of apparel for gen
tlemen and youths, in the country, will be found.
IMPORTATIONS.
Reported for the Preis.]
bOSTON—Steamahlp Phineas Sprague, Matthews-51
bales 1 cam) domestics A Slade & Co; 16 bales 15 imams
do p W Chase & Boni 43 bales do F Lasher & 42 do
do Lea, Bich trdiion. Tun i a & Co; 2i do 14 ewe do 1)8
Brown & co, 36 oases do Frothinpam & Wells' 45 pkgs
do Reirel, Baird & Co: 2 ! dodo Fithian, Jones & Co: 23
no do Brainier, .1(301191,k. Cot 20 oases boots and shoes
Brown IF. Pratt;
16 vales woolll Bullock & Son; 20 bbls
cranberries J Campbell & Son; 20 do N Hidings .t Bro;
VI do J Warrlniton; 50do runt Harris, Hey! & Co; 250
bb s3O half do coal oil Locke & Co.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ERE FOURTH PAGE
ARRIVED
Steamship Flamm Sprague, Matthews, 48 boars from
Boston. with mdse and passengers to Henry Winser.
(Correwnoenoe 01 the Philadelphia Exolusnsea
CAPE 113 LAND. DI. J. Dee Q.
A berm brig came in and anchored at the Breakwater.
No vessels in sight bound in or out. Wind northeast—
weather stormy.
Yours. THOS. B. HUGHES.
MEMORANDA.
Steamship Kangaroo, Moorhouee, from Liverpool
Dee 19. via Queenstown 91st, arrived at New York yes
terday. Wee detained at Queenstown 11 hours, await
ing the Galway steamer with the made and TMaseinera
oi the Prince Albert, who had broken her shalt.
Steanuntip Star of the West, tirttfin, from New Or
leans, via Havana 2let Met, arrived at New York yea
tetday.
Ship Lancaster, Deoan Philadelphia , entered
outward at Liverpool 17th alt.
Ship Manta boil°, Dendereon, hence, arrived at Liver
-1oo:11st ult.
Ship John Trucks, Lindsay, for Philadelphia, cleared
at Liverpool 17th ult.
Ship Georgia, htaeloon, for Savannah, cleared at LP.
vermil 17th ult.
Ship Kenn Collin, Riddell. for Aspinwall, cleared at
New Yorkyesterday.
Ship 11. Lane, Bryer, .3 eared at New York yesterday
for Liverpool.
Ships Dreedneutlit, Samuels, Fidelia, Beveling. and
American, Salter, from Liverpool, arrived at New York
yesterday. All report having experienced very heavy
weather. The crew of the Dreadnaught were much dis
abled.
Ship Havre, Asking. from Havre, arrived at N York
yesterday, leaky. and with foremost sprung.
Ships Australia, Toward, and Wild flunter, Baldrer,
from Liverpool. arrived at New York yesterday.
Ship Winged Rnoor. yesterd a y . om Foochow Sept 2d,
arrived at New York De le came in with
beautiful clear weather and moderate breeze from SE;
middle part the wind hauled to the 8E; 6 A Al wind at b
W and lightning, took in royals, fore and mizzen top •
gallant sane; 9.45 A M. nearly Galin. with line rain, and
cloudy; 9.10 A hi a whiriwind passed over the ship, and
In less than two minutes earned away jibboom, fore,
main, and mizzen topmasts short by the cap, and every
thing belonging, to teem; stove the rail, bulwarks, and
broke cows starboard quarter boat.
Bark Alex McNeill, Owners, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Liverpool 16.11 ult.
Bark Clara R Seta, &modelle, from Maracaibo, ar
rived at New Yorkyesterday.
Bark .1 A Lee, Christian for Buenos Ayres, cleared
at New York yesterday.
Brig Antilla, Tenant tie, hence, arrived at Queens
town 13ta ult.
Brie Fortunate. Pariah, Longobalda, hence, arrived
at Queenstown 16th ult.
Brig Dorm Nissen. hence, arrived at Cardiff 16th ult.
(Per steamship Kangaroo )
Table Bay, C.,11, Oct 213—iir Beni Morgan, /urnor,
New York.
Hong KM, Dot 13—Ar Harriet & Jessie, lloeohon,
San Francisco; Bureermeister,Duckwitz, do.
Insulin's,. trot 2-81 d. Hotspur, New Yotk.
Liendonderry. Deo 21—Ar from New York , ships W
and Queen, Advanoo. and Onesipperous, at Queens
town; Adele, at Antwerp; .1 Honey and kinetald, at Li
verpool.
Ar from New Orleans, Wiles S T (labia, at Bremen;
Parent City, at Civits Vecchia.
Ar from Baltimore, chive Union and Ocean, at Bremen
The ship Atmosphere, from Liverpool for Caloutta,
has been ashore near Calcutta.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL 'HOTELS,
UP To 12 o'cloox LAST lIOJIT
zirplriENTAL rßL—Ninth and Chestnut.
Klt M6r4111811, New York It P Frierson. Tennessee
Chas Webb & dau, Balt chat{ D Walker. U YaLes
...Caned°. Mexico J F McCoy, hew York
Jas Metzger & wt. D O Dr W Yanzandr, St Louis
W Menzies. New h ork Miss Menzies, New York
lieu King. Now York Richard Jr Stevens. N I
B B /enter. Harrisburg John Floyd, Pittsburg
Jos H Barley, Black Forrest Jesse James, Jr. Ails
Chas It Patton, Boston J L Dow, Mastmoliusetta
Mast, Louder. Masa ell It Bears, New York
C Denny, New York E B Mead & la, New York
W i Weed & Is New York ßJ Hunter & Is New York
J Gridley & la. New York T /ITtt, New York
L P °Math, Sew 'York Joe arson, Baltimore
W J Myers, Wash, D B ra.or & Is, Ohio
W de etroot, New York Jno J Kelly, Savannah
is P Chandler, Boston M F Dallett, New York
W L Chandler. New York L A Pelst, Now York
J W Gant, Savannah. ba B H Cheerer, It Island
leaao Urest New York P Richardson, Plat
0 W J
inton, r, Chester oo N W Hoortner, New. York
GIRARD DO UBR—Choshaut street, below Ninth.
W W Gallagher, Mempl,:s Mr Walker & N Y
Mies Walker, flew York 8C W !sward, wmisport
J C Brown, San Antonia 8 Id Johnson, Baltimore
E I,human, Boston Copt W C Templeton, N
J Luther, Maryland H nobba, Maryland
J Wool, Baltimore W W W.ight, Pa
J M Moorhead. Pa OW Ball. Pennsylvania
31. P Hogld, Calilornia Nine Litzenberg Easton
T Watson. New York .lobinson & wf,'Md
Miss Robinson. nal land W Humphrey, Brooklyn
Mrs Humphrey oh, Arkin 011 Nelson, riew York
Colunter, Reading E uisiana
Jesse I, Slemmer, Bait misty Parker, New Yprk
W J Parker & Is, New York C Hammond. Jr., Win
James IS 14011 Will }I uarry, BAH
O L Nugent, Balt i more IN oCamin, Delaware
T Lynoh, Maryland - A Jones. Pennsylvania
8 8 Carrier, Pa A Keyes, New York
My Brown, Ne Brooklyn vv Barnet York
0 Barnett & la Miest, Brooklyn
C Crane, Bellmore W Bewiy Or, Is, N J
R 8 Burnhart New York 3lFalrbanks• Vermont
W Blume t. New York J Cilmituus Delaware
: New York'
ROLA H Moore, New York 11 8 His ins, New York
C A Waterburf, New York earn! B Roesler', N York
D tioofield. New York Min Templeton, N 0
Brown, New York
COMMERCIAL HOTEL—Sixth et.. above Chestnut
II Watsn, Penna. Z Cianunill. Delaware
D W Gammill, Jr, Delaware !upon% Chester no
Antos Kimble. Chester rio Davis Kimble, Cheater co
Jao Hendrickson Trenton Com Strubb, Yhila
John .1 Smith. !Vila Jno Strati', Phil&
Bissell New York kip T Stewart. Now York
.J At hilted inn, Williamsport Wm At Hobart, Pottstown
T Leonard. Loonst Grove J.. G Griflith, Cheater no
A IEI Denman, Fauna H Hoopes, Chester no
Jae Broome, Lebanon oo l• Sob narr Phila
W Cox. P8)31217 Ivalila J Osmond, Kakis T, Pa
E Worrell, colyTtpa,, Fq,
STATES UNlON—Market drool, above Sixth.
.1 W Smolair. Juniata oo RIL Pletoher, Pa
Jos D ?matt, Lana on John MoOee, lad, Ya
J Sawyer, New York .1 8 Milligan, Now Jersey
H I Rioe, Middletown blaster J Moe, bliddlet'n
Amoe Townsond. Jr, ' James 1' Baldwin D of
James 0 Alhtun. Jr, Pa Mine M Ashton, va
Jos 0 Walker, Gap Pa John A PArke,,cent. 00
W Mason Carlisle John C Gairy, Latrobe
A M Morns , co, Pa John Dunn, Lana 00
Mrs Simpson. Lano no Miss Raton, Lana oo
DT'. LOUIS ROTEL, Chestnut at., above Third.
W F Stewart. Wash. Pa 0 P Pimento( Delaware -
P D Wetherill. Phil& M Budd Pula
J L glianer. Bristol Lewis Rotherniel. Phil'
M Gunnell, Wash, D C Mrs C Geddes, Lewisburg
James Usildes,Lowishurg (3 Hunter. Plow Jersey
Jauob P Barnes. Virginia Hiles W Barnes. Virginia
J Martin, Reading_ Jae M Benner, Plu la
lease Sallada, Readies
14$1t01141118' bolow Melt drool
John Matins, Bittelnirg Bun] B Price, hl Chunk
H Kumla, Plow York Wto W ankin.lanottato
W Knit ht_x Plow lea Fowkr, New York
Al B D
0 11
ier, OW Flornnoe mon I t octuakoraa
IA A rimer, Franklin, Fa,
VIII UMW—Aron street, above TIM,
Warren Ihrie, lllinoia Gem_ge L Reading, Fa
J W ()lesson, Pa Mrs Warner, Kean' ng
lie Van Kirk, Reading J. Morahan, Philadelphia
N. Weimer, Reading Isaac Goodman, K T
Jos Denison, K T
BAKLIcY EftWAV—lleaugd etreet.-boloye Yin*,
N Maw, Hole'sbury ohn Pant, Bunke no
John Butch, Barteville John Rich. Bunks no
I P Bonham. Philadelphia W.l Fiehor,N Jenny •
B Mane. Philadelphia ittsioan,
W FORIO, tirowneourg • VY'..ll. Morton, Kutztown
John Bunion, Btrououburg CP V Bailor, Übeßonham
•
BLACK BEAK at, above Callowhill.
Geo Droner &Ja lloy)elit'niota Beaver, Mental - Val
Jno Conrad, Jiorthampton J Alarkbali,Cooperaburg
Jacobi:l./Why, Penna.' IL Wotthingthn, Phila
yjavirn M idling ßMW" Reber, mains
THE , PRESS.-PMEADELPHIA,
JONES' HOTEL—Chestnut street, abovo Sixth.
E McCann, Baltimore Rev J Beamty, 8 A
E Hine, Mellon Del D Wdard, Llama, Val
Mra Eately:tiew York .1 Creighton, „Philadelphia
M enow 4 B ITunroe Dew York
E O'Connor, Baltimore
AMERICAN HOTEL—Dneetnut et.. above Fetal,
D D lUoGinneea. Pettey;lle A Fohmidt la
J F Smith. Reading
W W Hubbell, Philadelphia 31,111=a4lBeehdutonrkd
'MERCHANTS' HOUSE—Third et., above Callowhlll,
C H Halvorson, Berke uo John Stabler. Hetlertown
Milton Verr. Hellertown Philip Harley, Norrlitown
W Anauea,Pennerlvauia BSohollenberger,Hamburg
M F Batdorf, Mt Joy
NATIONAL ROTKL—Roos street, above Third.
Charles Ballor.Gerniantown C ft Bast, Kutztown
H CHarris, Wisconsin George F Kurtz,Lanoaster
J Hendler, Pottsville D 0 A Clarke St la, Wash
H Bechthold, Mt Joy, Pa A K Martin, Mt Joy
Henry H Long, Mt Joy
SAUD EAGLE—Third street. above Callowhill.
N F Hallman, Allentown Daniel Rowel. Easton
Jaoob Henning. Montg Co Wm Krouse, Freemanabg
FOUNTAIN HOTEL—Banond et., above. Market.
Mrs J C Crai A: fa, Del P P Niekergon, Delaware.
W L Johns, Delaware Dr C D Wolf, Abohigan
Major S C Shultz, Arkansas
MOUNT VERNON 110TEL-Becond at.. above Arch,
J U Johnson, Philo T U MOOTS, nelavnue
L O Ellett, Philadelphia L Yale, Jr, Phila
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HARD TIMES arc upon us ! Economy,
therefore, should be practised by everybody In all thinge
one dollar expended now In Purchasing a bottle of
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT by those troubled with a
alight Cough or Hoarseness or a Sore Throat, may save
the expense of a dootor's bill. A neglected cough often
ends in Consumption. A slight inflammation of the
lining of the wind tubes, tho usual symptoms of which
are a sore throat and a pain in the breast, will soon
lead. through want of attention, to Bronchitie. A day's
delay may entail months of suffering. Let the afflloted
try at onoo Jayne'e Expectorant. It is a standard reme
dy, and its remedial powers have been attested by
thousands of persons who have been restored to health
by its We. Sold at 144 CBIESTNUT Street. delCal-N
THE MUTUAL Lm INSURANOE COMPANY
OF NIIW YORK.
Asnets:
SEVEN MILLIONS Oc DOLLAKS.
INVESTED IN FIRST MORTGAGES ON REAL ESTATE
WORTH OVBR 514,000,000
The premiums ace LOWER than m many ether compa
nies, and the Dividends have) been anzaTalt.
This is a strictly Olwrora, Company. There are no
Stockholders, so that ALL TRH PROFITS
BELONG TO VIE INSURED.
Pamphlets, and every infonnation, may be had gratis,
on application to
PHILADELPHIA REFERENCES,
Thornea Robins, ohn Welsh,
Mordecai L. Dawson, - Zeorge H, Stuart,
George M. Stroud, B. A. WAelen,
John B. Myers. .1. nailer Learning,
Awash Patterson,
John M. Atwood,
Thomas H. Powers,
William McKee.
de2o-thato 1m
SAVING FUND—NATIONAL SAFETY Thus+
OM PANY.—Chartered by the State of Pennnylvants.
RULES.
1. Money is received and paid every day, and in any
amount. large or small.
2. FIVE PER CENT. Interest is paid for money from
the day it is nut In.
8. Money is reoeived from Executors, Administra
tors, Guardians, and other Trustees, in arge or small
sums, to remain a long or short period.
I. The money received (rein Depositors in invested in
Real Estate, Mortgages, Ground Rents, and other first
elan seouritres.
5. Office open ovary day—WALNUT Street, southwest
corner Third street. Philadelphia. 3512
8 E A MEN 'S SAVING FUND—NORTHWEST
CORNER SECOND and WALNUT STREHTS.—Deposits re
ceived in small and large amounts, from all clauses of
the community, and allows interest ut the rate of Fl VE
PER CENT. per annum.
Office open daily, from 9 until 5 o'clock, and on Mon
day and Saturday until eight in the evening. President,
FRANKLIN FELL; Treasurer and Seeretary, CHAS.
M. MORRIS.
HATE DYE! 11,un DYE! !—Batchelor's
LIQUID HAIR DYE is the original and best in the
market. All others are mere imitations, and should be
avoided if you wish to escape ridicule. Bplendid BLACK
or beautiful BROWN instantaneously. Bold by all Drug
gists everywhere. The genuine has the signature of
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR upon a steel-plate en
graving on four sides of each box.
Beware of Counterfeits.
Manufactory, 81 Barclay street, late 233 Broadway,
New York. CHARLES BATCHELOR,
noB-Iy Proprietor.
AMILItIOAN SAVING FUND, S. E. corner
Aswn' and Founnt Streets, oonhnues to name de
posits and Day nil sums on demand, as it has tiltirafs
done. ALEXANDER WRILLDIN. Fresq.
Joun 8. WlLsox, Treat.
ORR PRIOR OLOTIIING OP ME LATEST
477 L. es, mule in the best manner, expressly for RE
PAIL SALES. LOWEST selling prices marled in
?min Figures. All goods made to order warranted amis.
eatery. Our ONE-PRICE system is strictly adhered
0 . I thProthv treated alike.
sere-IT JONES tr. CO. 604 MARKET Street.
GROVER 8G BAKER'S CRLEBRATSP
NOISELESS SEWING MACHINES
l'he Best in Use for Family Sewing.
10. 13 0 GUICS'CNOT Street. Philadelphia.
SALAMANDER FMB-PROOF SAER.3.—A very
tugs aasortment of SALAMANDERS for Salo etree•
onrible pricog. No. 304 0111,8TNOT/R.,Phßedolphfn
stll3 tf MVANS & WATOON.
CARD PRINTING, BEST AND CHEAPEST IN
Ity, City, nt. 34 South THIRD Street.
CIRCULAR PRINTINCL Dant and Chotteeet in the
iti, at 34 Routh THIRD Street. -
BILL-HEAD PRINTINU, nest and Cheeped in the
ity, at 34 SouthTHIRD Street.
RAND-DILL Plurcririo. Best and Cheapest in the
City, at 34 South %BIRD Street.
PANIPIIL,ET PRINTING, and every other descrip
tion of Printing, of the most superior quality, at the
most reasonable rates, at RINGWALT tr. DROWN'S,
Drexel's Molding. 34 South TRIRD Street. el3-tf
MURR aY—K RA USER.—On the 2 / 1 .11 ult., by the
Rev. T. K. Davie. Prank A. Murray. of Harrisburg. to
Clara Krauser, daughter of Namuel M. Branner,of
Croon Donoint. Houston county. Parma •
RugsT_,To upp ChristMlll3. NOeUlber
25th, 1860, at " Farm Bill." near Penneville. by the
Rev. Joel Btonoread, James Hurst and Hama It.titolf
ler. both or Payette county Penna.
CARPENTER—HA MIL L;—On the 25th ult.. by Rev.
N, Ii Baldwin, Mr. E. G. Carpenter to Miaa Clara E.
Hamill. all of tine olty
poWELL-1 , 40111.1T.—0n the 25th ult., by Rev. John
Shields, Mr. lewd V. Powell. of Cheater county, to
Mire Antoinette Virginia, daughter of the late dteph . en
Nelda. of thie city
CARPI.%IDGE—Pe ITH.—On the Ittli ult.. by Rev.
Wm. B Wood. Mr. 'Wm. Cartledge to Miss Mary Azn
Frill'. both of this oity.
B.lllJBl.`Elt—rUD.b.R.—On the 22d ult, by Rev. Wm.
MoCoombe. Mr, Matto B. Rhuetor to Mies Harriet V.
'ruder, both of this city.
DIED.
HART.— I Covington. Ky. on the 23d December,
leaving an infant, aged 12 daye, Mary, wife of Joseph
Nir. Hart, of Cincinnati, and daughter-in-law of GeorgeH. Hart. Eim.. of Philadelphia.
BACON.—On the 29th ult., Caroline W., daughter of
the late John flacon. need 43 ream
The relatives and friends are invited to attend her
funeral, from her late residence, No. 923 Green strew
this (1 hlrd. day morning, the let proximo, at 11 o'olook.
Interment at day)
We stern (Hound.
THAOKARA.—tin Sunday Mat, Thomas P. Thank
am aged 22 years.
The relatives and male fnende of the family are re
spectfully invited to attend his funeral. on Wed
nesday morning, at 10 o'olook, from the residence of
his parents. No. 717 Sansom street.
LAWRENCE.—On Seventh-day morning, the 29th
ult.. Mary F., wile of Henry H. Lawrence, in the 634
year of liar age.
The relatives and friends of the family are reagent
fidly invited to attend the funeral, from her husband's
residence. No. 1219 North Eleventh street. this ( Third
day ) afternoon , find month, let, at 2 o'clock, without
further notice.
B AFLEICitI.-0a the 29th ult , in this oity, David
Halleigh. of Sacramento, California, in the 37th year of
his age.
The male friends and these of his brother. J. M.
liatleigh, are respectfully invited to attend the fune
ral, from No. 833 Arch street. this (Tuesday) mortung.
at 10 o'clock. To pronged to Laura 111111 Cemetery. •
BISHOP.—On the 30th ult.. Annie Thompson Bishop.
daughter of John and Loaisa Bishop. aged 2 years and
g months.
Funeral from the residence of her parents, No. 1910
Moyamensing avenue, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at 3
o'clock.
CALLOW ELL.—On the 30th ult.. Annie Challen,
daughter of David and Sarah Caldwell, aged 2 years
and 10 months.
Funeral from the residence of her parents, No. 1206
Fitzwater street, on We
e uar afternoon, at 2 o'olk."
PAT
leave. th 29th ult., Daniel Patterson,
axed 67
- renamed from the residence of his son. Mr. James
Patterson, Woodville place, between Market and
Chestnut and Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets, Via
(Tuesday) afternoon, at 3 o'clock.
REEDER.—On the 29th ult., Peter Roeder, in the
33d year of his age.
Funeral from his late residence. No. 1610 Franklin
street, above Oxford, this (Tuesday) morning,at 11
o'clock.
tionELL.—On the 301 h ult., Harriet Bond, daughter
of Jphn 1. and Barnet R. Sphell, egad year, and 20
days.
Funeral from the residence of her parents, No. 742
South Third street. above German, on Wednesday
afternoon, at 3 o'clock.
WOOD.—On the 29th ult., George Wood, in the 634
year of hie age.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 1229 Lyndall et..
south of Walnut, on Wednesday afternoon. at 1 o'elk."
PRESENTS FOR
ING.
Collars, Sleeves,
Lace Bets,
Crape Beta,
Handkerchiefs,
Farm, Gloves,
Veils, Mitts,
Halrporal Mae,
Hosiery,
Cloaks,
deli
UNION PRESBYTEn lAN PRAYER
mEguri 0, on this TUEIMAI, at o'olook P.
Vir the First Presbyterian Ohuroh, Keremgtou.Ol-
RAILD avenue. above Palmer. it*
grA LECTURE ON IRELAND IN THE
MIDDLE A OES, HER CAS'CLED AND MO
'E RIES, lOU be delivered by the Rev. G. GOUGH
GUBUINS, of Ireland, at MUSICAL FUND 'HALL, on
THURSDAY EVENING next. at ,tc' before e. by ape
ouil request, for the benefit of the Irish Society.
Tiekets ascents each, for sale at the Chestnut-street
bookerores.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL COMPANY.—
The Annual Meeting of the Corporatore and
Wake!dors of "THE CONTINENTAL. HOTEL
COMPANY." for the purpose of electing Irive Mana
gers and the tranettotion of other business. will be held
on MONDAY tho SEVENTH day of January, A. I),
MI, at 12 o'clock, NI., at tee Hotel.
)al et J. BEROEaNT PRICE, fleoretary.
MMERCANTILE LIBRARY. —AT A
stated meoeting of the etookholdere of the MIER
ILE LIBRARY COAITAAY, held ou the s7th of
December. the following nomination* wore made for
WHOM for tho epsning j ear ;
Fon.DfnEcToß.:
T. MORRIS PEROT,' WILLIAM EVANS. JR.,
J. DAVIS WATSON, WARNER M. RABIN,
DLIV.e H H. WILSON, JAMES LESLEY ) Jn.,
JOHN MARSTON. Jn., WILLIAM. J. PoLLOOK.
RICHARD WOOD. JAMES B. 1 3D380N8.
WM. L. DCITFER, JOHN K. ZEILIN.
SAML. L. DU FIE.ND, GE O . W. GIBBONS.
GEORGE RH AIM; THOMAS BALDWIN,
MAN C. ADAMSON, OLEO. V. NEVILLE,
JOSEPH. C. GRUBH... G. ROSENGARTEN
Fox Titeasulien:-CHAILP_S RHOADS.
The Directors ware requested to take the propet man
ner to obtain an amendment to the charter of the Com
pany, eons to provide for the election of President and
Secretary directly by the stookholdere, and for holding
the annual men later in the en.
Pigned 0. 0. MORTON, Chairman.
Jal-3t • Ji it. PANCOASF. Peoretary.R
ri.r. OFFICE OF THE UNION MUTUAL IN
SURANCJ —PHILADELPHIA. Deo. 014 IRO.
The annual meeting of the tieripholdere of the Union
Mutual Insurance Compiler of Philadelphiawill be held
at tho office of the company on MONDAY, January 14,
1881. at 12 eVolook. noon, at which time an election will
beheld 'for eight Direotors, to nerve for the ensuing
three yearn, • JOS. COLLISON
de 51.12t` Bea t y.
F. RATCHi. ORD STARR, Agent,
400 WALNUT Street
William C. Ludwig
Arthur G. Coffin,
William B. Boyd,
Thoa. wattaon,
111AltitIED
ADZES IN MOURN-
Silks.
Moue. do Lainos.
Chintgen,
Poplin'.
Valenotaa,
Cashmeres,
Gauntlets,
Black Dress Goode, eco.
k, BON, Mourning Store.
No. 911t1 Chestnut street.
F. 11. .tioiVEN
TUESDAY, JANUARY 1, 1861.
UNIVERSITY OP PENNSYLVANIA.--
DEPARTMENT OF ARTS.
L 'Trie Second Term of the College-pear will open ou
WEDNESDAY. the 2.1 day of January. Ganaidates
for admission will appear at the University, for exami
nation. on that day at half past 10 o'oloolr A.M. Tuition
for eaoh term thirty donors. GEORGE ALLEN,
de3l-tiaff Seo.y of the Fatuity of Evte.
arAMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE AND
TRUST COWAN Y. P3III4I.DELPHIA, December
22 860.
-. "TICE.—The annual meeting of the Stopkholders
of this ComDanY, for the eleotlon of thirteen Frustese,
to serve the ensuing year, will he held at the °Mee, in
the Company's building. WALNUT Street. southeast
corner of Fourth, on • MONDAY, January 7,1861, be
tween the hours of 10 A. M. and 13 M.
de2l-12t JNO. C. BINS, &watery.
DT. OFFICE OF THE ANTHRACITE IN
SURANCE COMPANY. . .
PHILADELPHIA. December 29, MO.
An election for Ten Directors to Nerve the aneutne
year. wlll be held at this office on Monday the 7th day
of January next, between the hours of 10 and 12 A. M.
de29-tia7 W. M. SMITH, Seoretary.
PEOPLE'S LITERARY 111 T I
TUTE.—Rev. BISHOP FSIMPSON, D. D., will Mat CONCERT HALL, on THURSDAY Evening,
, January 3. at a quarter before I o'alook. Subjeot
.VILE PRETERNATURAL." Tickets 28 mints; for
sale at the Hall during the day. de29-atif.
VXOFFICE OF THE GREEN AND
COATES-STREET PitILADELPHIA PAS
-111 ER RAILWAY COMPANY. TWENTY
FOURTH. and , OATSB Ste., Dan. 28th. 1660.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the Green
and Coates-street Philadelphia Passenger Railway
Companr, for the election of &President and twelve Di
rectors, to serve for the ensuing year. will be held at the
r`flice or the Company, on bIONDAY, January 16th,
HR. gale 'clock, noon.
da D basDY SIIARWOOD, Beeretary.
Fi SOFFNE
OF MP H Y E .
NTE RPORI SWAN
-
rrr3TREET.
PHILADELPHIA, December 26, 1860.
NO we E.—The Annual meeting of the titookholders
of the ENTERPRISE INSURANCE COMPANY will
he held on MOND sY, the 14th day of January, 1861, at
TEN o'clock A. Al. at the office °I WO Company.
An election for Twelve Direotore to serve the in
sular year, will he held the same day at the same plea°,
between the hours of 10 claim:4 A. M. and 2P. All•
de270114 CHARLES W. COXR, secretary.
OFFICE OF THEIIIA 'WESTMORELAND
COAL, COMPANY, PIDELPIIIe, December
15t t. Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of
this Company wiil be held at their office, No. 230 South
THIRD Street, on WEDNESDAY. the 2d. of January.
1881, at to o'clock. 111., at which time an election will be
held for Eleven Directors, and a Secretary, and a Trea
surer. to serve for the ensuing year.
F. 81. JACKSON, Secretary.
ifrOFFICE OF THE GIRARD COLLEGE
PABBP.NGER RAILWAY COMPANY, corner
of Columbia and Ridge avenues.—PIIILADILPIIIA, De
cember 18 1860.—The annual meeting of the stookhold
ars of " The Girard College Passenger Railway Com
ftBl,,,,,Djtvp. the of t ilbe company, on
An election will ti. ' s Iliad on the same day, between the
hours of 12 M., and 2 P. AI., fora President and Five
Directors, to serve for the ensuing
_year. Ry order of
the Board. WM. EL illanyr.
de22 atutht.il4 secretary.
Q OFFICE OF TUE WESTMORELAND
COAL DOMPANY, No WO South THIRD St..
corner of Walling's Alloy, Pharidelpllia, Deoembor 19,
At a nicotine of the Direoiors, held THIS DAY, a
dividend ofeight per cent for the past year was declared
on the capital stook, payable to stookholders or their
legal repregentatives, at the Office of the Company, on
and after Tbureday. January 8d 1881.
The Transfer Booke will he closed until January 7th
F. 11. JACKSON.
1 - 17. NOTICE —TILE ANNUAL MEETING
of the Stockholders of the Deaver Meadow
Railroad and Coal Company will be held at their rate,.
No. 322 WALNUT Street, on MONDAY. the 21st of
January nest. at 12 o'clock AL. at which time an elec
tion will be held for Preindent and ten Directors for
the ensiling year. L. CHAMBERLAIN,
doll U2l. Secretary and Treasurer.
THE PHILADELPHIA. WILIIII NO
TON. AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD COM
ET; December 14, M.
The annual meeting of the Stookholde re of Our Com
pany will take place In Wihnington. at the oilier of the
Company. on MONDAY, the 14th limner,' next, at 10
o'clock 4. 111.. for the election of Direotore to serve for
the opening year. and for the traneaotion of such other
bus' noes au may legally come before the meeting.
delailtjlt ALFRED HORNER, Searetarr.
MCOMMONWEALTH INSURANCE
COMPANY OF TH 4 e. STATE OF PENNS YL-
A, 613 CHESTNUT Street, Pnu.s.DELpniA,
Nov. 20 1860.
C N MMNW
AA m TH i INSURANCEOMPA N o fthe
State of Peonsilyania, will be held at the office of the
Company. No. MS CHESTriur Street, on MON DAY.
January 7tli. 1861, at 10 o'olook A. M.
AN ELECTION FOR TEN DIRECTORS to nerve
the ensuing year will be held at the Offloe of the Com
pany on the name day , between the bourn of Io and Et
o'clock A. M. SAMUEL S. MOON,
no7T-dtiar Secretary.
CORN EXCHANGE RANK, Fitiminia.-
mita, Reoember 6. 1800,—At an eleotion held on
i tl ' iirth of November. WO. the folio wing named Mock
ho dere were Mooted Directors of thie Bank :
Alexander 0. Cattail, Samuel T. Canby,
Robert K. Plea; David Vanderveer,
Edmund A. Bonder, Phid oil. Mingle,
Alexander Whilldin, Dail Nobla.
Hugh Craig, George L. Busby.
Joseph Lindsey, Edward C. Knight, •
William L. Maddock.
And at a Meeting of the Board, held November 243 th,
A. ti F
CATTELL. Eng., was unarinnously re eleeted
President ; R. K. NEF, EIK., Vice President. and J.
W. TORREY, Cashier.
de7 lm J. W. TORREY. Cashier.
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-LA. KO particularly informs the ladies honoring the
Paretle of tho l'lttladelphut Cadets. WEDNESDAY,
the 2.t1 of January. at CONCERT HALL, with their
presence. that as the ent rtainmontwdl clone with only
a Soiree Dansante, no Gall totteitc is required.
deal-at
%'jM. LOUGIILIN, Agent for the pur
chase and sale of Real Estate. (lollop' mg Debts,
N o ti n g ljoilsos, &o. Residenoo, 6341 CHRISTIAN
street. de27-120
PEACH BRANDY.-3 bldg. superloy
quality, of Georgia Peaoh Brandy, for sale by
C. C. SADLER it CO,
del 103 ARCH Street. eooond door above Front.
SAL SODA, for sale by
WETHERILL & BROTHER
d 419 GT 4114 49 North SECOND tit la
PATENT ENAMELLED COLLARS. f
NO T I 0 E, • .
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE,
JANUARY 1, 1861,
The business of manufacturing Gents' Patent Ena
meled Collars, (Hunt's Patent. July 25,1614); Ladies'
Patent than, COUSTS and Cufik, (Lookwood's Patent,
April 22, 1869); and Sharp's Patent Tags, (dharp's Pa
tent. June 15, 1652), will be conducted under the name
and stye of the
LOCKWOOD MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
AT
255 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
sole owners and manufacturers tinder the above-men
tioned patents.
WM. E. LOCKWOOD.
REMOVAL.
WILLIAM E. LOCKWOOD,
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
P as removed from
236 CHESTNUT STREET to 235 South THIRD
STREET,
Sole agent for the Lockwood Manufemturlng Company,
and in whose name all purchases and sales for said
Company will be made.
Philadelehia, Deo. 81.1880. It
COPARTNERSMP NOTICES.
TyssoLuTioN. The Copartnership
•A-0 . aerotorwe cattalos between the subscribers un
der the firm of FAUAT. WINEARAN RR. it 00.0 s
this day dissolved by limitation. The businese of the
late firm will bo settled by either of t heartners, at No.
49 North THIRD Street. DAVID FAUST.
n. S. wthEaa.ENER,
wat. M. CARTER.
Philadelphia, Dee. 31.1860. le.l-3t
COPARTN EMI P.—The subsoribers have this day
formed a Copirtnersh , p, under the firm of D. PAUOT
& CO.. for tho purpose of contimung the Hardware
business heretofore carried on by Faust, Winebrener,
& Co., at the old stand. No. 49 North THU( U Street.
DAVID FAUST,
' J BN NH EG O R D
.
_Philadelphia, January I. 1801. - jal-It
DISSOLUTION —The Firm of JUSTICE
& STEINMETZ is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. The wetness of the Partnership w 11 be settled
by JOHN STedNftIICIZ. at the old'etand, northwest
corner FIFTH. and COMMERCE Streets.
A H. JUSTICE,
Deoember 1,1860. JNO. STEIPi METZ.
NOTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP.--JOHN STEIN
METZ having this day associated with him GFORGE
LERCH, of Pottevilte Hardware
continue the Foreign
and Domestio Commission business. as here.
tolore, at the old stand, northwest corner Fr rru. and
COMM RCS Streets, under the firm of STEINhIETZ
& LERCH.
December 1,1860.
ALFRED D. JUBTIGE, fof the late firm ofJustice &
Steinmetz, I having purchased the stock of J Howard
hlnolled, (formerly Snifflea. Jrnitioo & C 0.,) Will con
tinue the Foreign and Domestic Hardware and Cud
Business, at the old stand, northeast earner FIFTH.
and COMMERCE Street°, directly opposite his former
place of business, under the style of
del-Cajal:a-et A li. JUSTICE & CO.
PiIthADELPHIA, JANUARY 1, 1861.
The firm of MERRICK & SONS le this day dis
solved. by the withdrawal of SAMUEL V. MERRICK.
The,affaira of the old will be settled by the new firm.
SAMUEL Y. MERRICK.
J. VAUGHAN MERRIOIC,
WILLIAM 11. MERRICK.
The business will he estab l i s hment , ducted by the un
deratneed. at the od e under the Caine
style and title of MERKIOK do CONS.
J. VAUGHAN MERRICK,
WILLIAM H. MERRICK,
HJOARNH E. C OPE E ,
HTLEY MRRICIC.
Southwark Foundry, Established UM iat-tuths et
FrM - E FIRM OF M. J. LUKENS & Co.
Lukens
retires. ay iliesolved by mutual cement ; M. .J.
Lukens The business wilt be continued by AL
M. LUICKNB, at the old stand. No. 312 MARKET
Street, where the business of the late firm will be set
tled. _ M. J. LUKENS.
January 1, 1861. Al. M. LUKENS.
J al.3c.
0 0 PARTNERSHIP.—BENNETT &
RUCH have this day assooiated with them CRAB.
H. BIEOHR, and will continue the manufacture of
Bhirta,Collam, Bosoms, overalls , & e . under the style
of BENNETT, RUCH, & CO., at 1/1.7 CHUo CH al
ley.H. E. 11 teNNErr,
JOB. N. RUCH,
Philadelphia, January 1.1861. 11.111EGER.
jal-8t
(1O PARTNERSHIP.--ALUXANDER
WHILLDIN & SON having this day admitted
ALEXANDNR WRILLDIN, Jn., the business will be
continued as heretofore. at No. 16 North FRONT
Street, under the name and style of
Ai.EXANDER WRILLDIN & SONS.
Fhiladelphia. January 1,1801. It*
COPARTNERSIIIP. Ihe Subscribers
have this day taken into Conartnerehip with them
their late ealeeman. JAM.BM D. NIBLICK. and will
continue the tor holreala Clothing Busmen under the
firm of bIiYDER, GRUBB, tc co.
January 1.18f31. SNYDER & GRUBB.
TV 0 T I 0 E.-THEE COPARTNERSHIP
TV
heretofore existing between the undersigned is
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The business will be continued by JOHN B. HARRAH
to whom those indebted wilipleaso make payment, and
those having claims will present them for settlement.
MO. B. BARRA%
EDWARD B. HEADILY,
titil VI: Ft 8. HEMPHILL
Philadelphia. December 13, 18a0. de 31.-3t*
NOTICE.—In consequence of continued
ill health. THOS. B. FOSTER this day retires
from our firm.
The business will be continued by the remaining
partners, under the style and title of BARCROFT
CO., as lierotolore. B. B. BARCROFT.
WBTHERILL LEE,
January 1.1E61.
M. P. bloß WEN.
ial.St*
NOTICE.—G. A. WOOD, COMMISSION
MERCHANT, No. 104 Routh DELAWARE
Avenue,reureethia day from buvinese.
GEM B. ICERF001: wilt carry on the Commission
buaitiese, on his oan individual account, at the same
place.
December 31,1880. Jal.et*
WE HAVE THIS DAY ADMITTED
WILLIAM MELLOR as partner inner Arm.
and will continue the bush:mesas Importers and Jobbers
of English, Frenoh, and Gorman Hosiery. Linens. and
Small wares, at their sew store, Nos 40 and 42
Ninth THIRD Street. 'mamas hihi.LOß & CO.
itiladelphia, Deo. 31, WO. Jal-130
MESSRS. WESLEY WILGUS and JOHN
SCIIROYER have. from thm day, an Interest to
our business. WINS, LEBEfirilAN, & Co,
January 1,1861. jal 3t
IVOTIOE.-WILLIAM P. IJALLOWELL,
ABRAHAM. RITTER. JR.. and T. RUSSELL
PAWSON have this day been admitted to an interest
titpur fi rm. MORRIS L. HALLOWELL & CO.
rinladelphia, ht month, IBM. jal 6t
Q,I3ORTRIDGE, BROTHER, & CO.,
t.- - "F have this day eaeooiated with them JOAN HAM
MAN, SIMUN SNYDER. and JAhltgd S. BERGX.R.
and wild continuo the Dry Coeds Jobbing Sueineue nt
No. 4vo MARKET Street and 913 and 415 MER
CHANT Street.
Philadelphia, January 1at.1591. den-St
JOHN 0. BICKEL is this day admitted
" & SWEARING EN,
409 MARKEL' Street.
Philadelphia, Jan. 1, 1861. lal•taf hn
MURPHY-WHIPPLE IRON BRIDGE.
STONE. QUIGLEY, & BURTON,
No. 333 WALNUT aTREET.
PHILADELPHIA,
Reg leaVe to inform Railroad Companies, and others
interested in bridge construction , that thar have formed
a connection in business with JOHN W. MURPHY,
Civil Engineer, (author and inventor of the above well
known plan of iron bndted and are prepared to execute
orders, from any part of the country, from his designs
and personal superintendenoe.
All letters selating to plane and estimates 'Mould be
addressed to MIN W. MURPHY Civil Cngtneer.
0019-6 m For STONE, QUIGLEY. & BURTON.
REMOVALS.
REMOVAL.-PASOIIALL MORRIS
hes removed los Ag_rieultural and Seed Ware
house from Seventh and Market streets, to his Now
Stand, 1120 MARKE,T Street, opposite Farmers'
Market.
•
Every description of improved Agricultural and Hor
ticultural Implements. warranted. Field, Garden. and
Flower Seeds supplied at reasonable prices as here
tofore, at wholesale and retail. PASCUAL!, MOR ttltr,
Agricultural and Seed Warehouse, 1120 MARKET
Moist, opposite Partnere' Market Jal.lm
REMOVAL. -BERNARD A. HOOPES,
nnu fa oturer of. and Wholesale Dealer in Hats,
Furs, Rohm and Straw-foods, has removed from No.
617 to 506 MARKET Street, (nearly opposite the old
stand.) lal-tuths 96
REMOVAL.— The undersigned having
removed from No. 4 North FOURTH Street to
the large and commodious Store,
Nos. 5 and 'I North FOURTH Street,
(Directly opposite to Ins old stand,)
Begs leave to inform his customers and the public*
generally. that he intends. with increased facilities, to
continue manufaoturing, from the beet material, every
variety of
WHIPS AND CANES,
Hoping to receive a continuance of the patronage here
tofore so liberally bestowed.
CHARLES P. CALDWELL.
ESTABLISHED 1812.
WM. WILSON & EON,
MANUFACTURERS OF'
SILVER WARE.
S. W. CORNER PIM AND CHERRY KS.
A. large assortment constantly on hand, or made to
order to match any pattern desired.
Persons wishing to have ORIGINAL STYLES will be
furnished with patterns by our designer FREE OF
CHARGE.
IMPORTER!! AND DEALERS IN
ENGLISH,
FRENCH, AND AMERICAN
PLATED WARES,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
nol7-tf
QPARKLING AND STILL CATAWBA
WIt4EII,
KANVFACTVHSD 111
j . Fl SHEL 13 'V
Oinoinnatl, Ohm
atlwaya on hand, and In lota to suit ourohaaara.bs
CIHARLEB F. TAGGAR'r, Bole Agent.
itraAn No. 631 MAILKE7/ &root
R . SIioEMaKER &I Co.,
CLAM FAINTS,
011,5, AND VARDID3IIIO,
Northeast Corner FOURTH. and RACE streets.
de 4-6 m
500 bbls. CALCINED PLASTER.—Cal
oined Neater, YlaateringHair. White Sand
and Cement. For gale by H. AIcIDIVE6, NINTH and
COATES Streeta. de2f-I2t•
00A4)11. AND ,WAGON SPRINGS, OF
mt.! the bent ttr3 4,6 NEW NEARKET Sheet. A
eu r t e teo . hand : -
fijDER ItILaNDY.-6 bblit eider Brandy,
of extra quality. ill , leSdn a lsot i ar i tek
der 103 . AROII Streak. eeriorid tor above PCb
rat.
VNGLIgII VALERIAN, for sale by
date fi n fl ksniligf i rfo R
a td a tit
JALEP—Foi',lfbi by WIATIIERILL &
Igurm,s,,,,4Tv4 4Y 1.6+4 sECOVD Sttest.
WANTS.
W _
ANTED—A situation by a Mechani
nal Draughtsman and Vngineer. The best of
reference eau be given. address "Level," came of
the lt.
' ANTED TO PURCHASE, an interest
TV in some staple business alrea dy established,
whieb wi I yie.d misquote to t❑ae support of a man hay
luta sinall family. and moderate pretensions. Address
" this °Moe. ile2B-4t.
A PARTNER WANTED, who can corn
-4-A. mond a cash capital of ten or fifteen thousand dol
lars, to Join the advertiser n business already seta
blished, and raying twenty five ;or cent. profit. Ad
dress " T. IL." this office. de2S 6t.'"
ALOAN OF $5OO IS SOLIOITED, FOR
which a good bonus and interest will btallowed,
and good real estate security given. Address F. .."
office of this saver. de26-61..
WANTED. A Practical Bookkeeper
wishes an engagement ; tmeaoeptionable re(q
enoe ea to onaraeter, ate , given. Address •• M. R. J...
61t 1511,111(lik Street, or °trine atlas paper. 4117-6t*
WANTED TO RENT—By a good tenant,
a Stable widoh will sooommo&te about Aftegn
horses. Address Stable." Press °Moe. not-ti
$1,200 WANTED FOR FOUR
months ; e bonus of $ll5O wilt be given,
with the beet onibteral. Addreee, for two dem
" Henry," Press otEee. 01-2t*
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
TO LET-
HANDSOME
UPPER ROOMS.
FIRE-PROOF BUILDING.
No. 605 CHESTNUT Street, above Sixth.
AvelT at the premiees
FOR RALE-A BARGAIN.
A VALUABLE FARM,
MANSION AND OUT-BUILDINGS,
TWO STEAM MILLS,
13 Stone dwellings for workmen,
And 130 ACRES OF LAND, on Ridge Pike, 3 mPes
above Norristown.
The mills are worked by steam power, with facilities
for dyeing and drying, and all other necessary convent
ewes for Manufacturing Cotton and Woollen Goode.
The whole property commands a rent of 82,500, and
Punctually paid. For terms and particulars apply to
R. R. CORaON.
Norristown, Pa.
ll=
AN FOR SALE--A handsome double
Mil.three•story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with
large Back Buildings, No. 415 South PIPTP.aNTH
Street, east side. below Pine street. The house teal
eet in width, and the lot contains in front 59 feet, and
in depth on south lineloB feet. and on north line, along
Knew street ea feet. The building has all the modern
improvements; stationary WaSh-stands in second
eters', and a large gardeh attached, containing fine
tree,. Terms easy. Apply nERGEANT
PRICE,
fro. 813 ARCH Street.
delli-stuthl2t
fro LET.—Two three-story houses on the
01 - north side of Carpenter street, west of Sixteenth.
wilt be rented low to good tenants. Apply at 1006
CHRISTIAN Street. dal-3V
ea TO LET—A NEW HOUSE, No. 2316
ma. (IRMO Street, three stories front and three
story' double•baok building, with all modern Improve
ments. Rent $4OO. dean 30
sig FaRSIS AND COUNTRY-SEATS
ea.
NOR BALlt.—The undersigned, having for sale a
large amount of property in Montgomery and inflolnlng
countion, such as Farms. Country Beata, filrist
Stores. Lumber Yards, Hotels, leo.. hp., persons wish
mg to purchase or exchange will find it to their advan
tage to call. No charge for showing properties. Cata
logues Bent by mail. address It. R. CORSON,
Norristown, Pa.
BUSINESS STAND.-TO RENT. TUE
Store. southeast corner of MARKET and
FOURTH Streets. Aoply between the hours of 9 and
10 o'idook to ELLIBTON P. MORRIS. No. 805 MA K
KET Street. de2o-12t*
NEWSPAPER FOR HALE:—A Weekly
Newspaper establishment, with a handsome thrall
teflon, located at one of the most important potato in
Pentufflvania, le offered for sale. There is a complete
job offme attached. Addren" Printer," Press office.
VOR EXCHAITGE.-A CHOICE TRACT
of good unimproved farm land in the State of New
Jenter. convenient to the oity, inn be exchanged for
cig a ar t o f orty. Apply at No. 118 FEDERAL Street,
TO °HAIR AND CABINET MAKERS.—
The Phtenix Wood-Dendlna Comtism ,OVriera of
Blanotiard's Patent," for the States or AGA York,
New Jersey. Pennsylvania and Maryland. will sell
county, town. or shop rights. or grant beams to use,
on Ban terms. This is the way patent. All infringers
will bo strictly dealt with. Apply to JOHN HILARY,
or 0. A. BURGESS, No. 34 BROADWAY, New York.
001-dam
MIB9OUR.I LAND I I
600,000 Acres for Sale and entry, at prices ranging
froze SOS to 10 cents rer Acme. in anf quantities re
quired
TAXES paid, andth PATENTS procured for purcha
sers oi'Land under e Graduation Ant.
Flats furnished grate by enclosing a postage stamp
For farther information marts.
WILSON, RAWLINGS A. CO.,
V. S. and General I,4nd Agents,
OS CHESTNU7Stree_L
I.l< tween THIRD and FOURTH.,
. OU IS, MO
LAN
-S D WARRANTS bought, goldS T L
, and located.
OCSm
R R. CORSON,REAL ESTATE BROKER
• AND COP4VSYANCRR. NORRISTOWN, Plt.
—Real Estate bought and mild on reasonable terms.
Stores and dwellings 'or sale or rent in Norristown and
country. good monger ea negotiated. Collections made.
The best references given. d2O-6m
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
THE BEST GOLD JEWELRY-TEE
BEST GOLD JEWELRY.
'
ANgyHtit.
LARGE CONSIGN r+INNT OF GOLD AND PLATED
GOODS. FROM
A BROKEN-11P A BROKEN-11P
A BRO. KE MAN
t FAUT '
URAE BR
OKEN-UP
. .
_
No Galvanized, Gilt or Gift JeWahy sold in our Estab
lishment.
IT IS IT IR IT IS IT IR
ALL GENUINE GOLD AND PLATED GOODS.
DEAN & CO '8 DEAN & CO.'S
DEAN & CO.'S DE AN & CO.'S
ORIGINAL SI STORK.
No. 335 CHESTNUT Street . ..third store below Fourth.
i de.
CRISIS:
CALL AND LOOK AT aOMETHING NEW
R
GREAT R LE OF
$75,000 WORTHFOE OELY CHAINS. &e
W I.EA R OH.
A lane and splendid aiseortment of Jewelry to be sold
without regard to cost.
YOUR CHOICE FOR $1 FACH.
The following hat comprises some of the articles sold
at this establishment for 81 each. it being impossible to
enumerate them all in circular form. Call and examine
for yourselves
Large Size and Splendid Cameo Seta, General Retail
Do. do. do. Lava do— 10 to 20
Do. do. do. Carbunale sew Bto SO
Do. Ladies' Enameled and Coral do— 7to 10
Do. do. do. ann Carbunole d 0...... 7to SO
Do. do. do and Ruby do-- 7to 10
Do. Gold cluster Grave Settins Sets do-30 to SO
Do. do. do. Vase do. do 10 to SO
Do. do. do. Jet Set do. do.— to 12
Do. co. Black Mame do. do.— o to 12
Do. do. Doldslone Masud do. do_ 6to 12
Do._ do. Callao Sets do. d 0...,. sto 12
.
Do. Ribbon Twists, with o to 15
Do. Bouquet Sets, new style do. dl ft to 20
Dn. Enamelled cluster do. do. 40—/0 to 50
Over 100 other different styles Ladies' Jewelry - , Me
dalions, all styles, patterns, and sizes,• Lockets of every
description ; Gold Pons, 14 karat, with Silver Extension
Holder; Gold Pencils, Gold Thimbles, Plated silver
Ware, sleeve But , ons, Studs, &0., &o.; Coral, Lava,
Cameo, and Band Bracelets; Gents' Vest Chains, war
ranted io wear for ten years without changing color,
and will stand the sold. They are usually sold by
iewollere as solid gold chains. All made in Paris. Yon
can take your 0110100 for $1 each. Ladies' and Gents'
Guard Chains, el each, usually soldby ;ewelle ra at from
85 to .150 each; Ladies' and Children a fleck Chains,
beautiful patterns ; Armlets, brilliant,'enamelled, and
ruby settings; Crosses, plain and enamelled, for S 1
each, retail prices from 85 to .920 each. EMI 80113
and variety of Jewelry and desirable goods for $1 each
This sale, at the above prices,will continue long
enough to sell off our immense siner. which was pur
chased at a great suffice from manufacturers who
nava failed.
Call and see the beat stook of goods in Philadelphia.
Terms sash. Takeyour choice for 81 each
No sales to exceed one dozen of any one kind of goods
at the above prices, unless at out option.
DEAN & CO.,
No. 335 CRESINUT Street, Philadelphia.
To those who order goods by mail, must send 15 cents
extra. to pay noires e on a mingle article; on two arti
cles 25 cents. and 9 cents on each additional article.
deat-]m•
MUSICAL BOXES.
OF
GENEVA MANUFACTURE,
Playing two, four, six, eight, and twelve tunes. Selec
tions from favorite operas, as well as from choice
Amerman airs. These instruments are in Inlaid rose
wood cases, and Imported direct, especially for our
HOLIDAY SALES.
PRICES TO CORRESPOND WITH THE TIMES
FARR & BROTHER,
Importers and Dealers in Watolms, Jewelry. Silver
ware, &o.
3944 CHESTNUT STREET, BELOW FOURTH.
o ft WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER,
AND PLATED WARE, 633 MARKET Street,
south side. Large stook of fine Gold and Silver
Watches fine gold jewelry, Sillier, end Plated Were of
every variety and style, all of which we offer tat the
lowest cash prices. A. 4 goods are guarantied to be as
represented. N. B.—Watches and Jewelry carefully re
paired, STAUFFER & HARLEY,
de 4- Int No. 622 MARKET Street, southstde.
FURS.
,ADIES' FANOY FURS ! FANCY
FURS FAREIRA, TIS ARCH Street,
below Eighth street , is now 01061 VIS out the balance of
his beautiful assortment of Fanny Furs, for Ladies and
Children, at a great reduction in his prices. All those
in want of a good and handsome Set of Furs for a little
money will do well to give me a oath Ali Furs war
ranted. jal-41rd
FURS I FURS!
GEORGE F. WOMRATI-1,
NOS. 418 AND 417 ARCH STREET,
Has now Open
A FULL ASSORTMENT
or
LADIES' FURS.
Wu which the attention of the Pune in invited. 041-em
ARIES ARE RESPECTFULLY TRW . -
tad to visit the largest and riohest assortment of
Flowers. Wreaths. and Head Dresses. just arrived from
Felts, of Pane . at J. JOLL•IR Er:5,1314 CHESTNLU
Street. Also, Frenoh Perfumery. doW-lbt
MUNN & COMPANY.
PROPMETORS Olt TIM
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,
and Agents for proonring American and Foreign
PATENTS.
WITH SIXTEEN YEARS' EXPERIENCE IN THE BIISINESE.
Refer to Hon. Judge AlesoN, Ron, JOSEPH HOLT, MD.
W. D. kluittor, Rs-Connissioneirs of Patents. and to
MOTS tnag FIDTEBE TDOSPAND INVENT/PS who have
had blames done through Munn & Co.'s Patent
Agenos.
YAIIIPIIDET or ADVICE sent free ma i.
PAISES LAWS and REGULATIONS, 100 Pages, 25 cents
Mail,
°Moen, No. 37 PARK ROW. New York, and Welsh
ingtom OZO-thetulat
NOTICE.-The Coupons duo Januaty
1 I let, 1861 , o f the mortgage Bonde of the ,ELInclA
'AND ILLIAIndPOILT AILRoAD. 70patece4 nt
the Company ' s Office, will be paid to bearer. OR their
'Presentation at the Office of the Pennsylvania Com
pany for Insurance on Lives and Granting Annuities,
No. 304 WALNUT Street.on and a ft er the 2d proximo.
- consequence of animal notice ' eetved On this
C om pany. Bonds No. 663 to 600, inolneive, the owner
ship of which is eubjeot to judicial deounon ' and which
are not registered. Me excepted from this notice,
though prov Mon. by ape oial deposit, will be duly made
for their commie.
Br orde of the _Board of Managere.
on-quan at. fe, O. 140PieleTittITH, Bearer/art .
AMU VNTS.
J'oDONOUGH'S LYMP.I.O (late GAIT
TIES.) RADE Street. below Third. - ' •
JOHN E,MODONOI/011.. Sole Pmeroeleir
THIS (TUEsDAY) AFTERNOON. at 2,tg o'elecky
Will be produced the Fairy Speotacle of
THE FORTY' THIE,VEB.
To conclude with the Beautiful Drema of the DMBGIROPt&N. DUMB GIRL. OF ti &NEM.
THIS (Trteedety) EVENING the performance will
commence with
THE FORTY THIEVES. •
After THE
STARutioal Drama of
THE -SPANGLED DANNER.
'Po conclude with
THE ALPINE MAID.
A dmission—Parquette. As cents; Orchestra, Ma ;,Fek
mil!Otrale.l o; Prrvate Box Seats, 600. Doors ofszi
at eg o'clock; commencing' at 7M.
HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL.
THE ORIGINAL UENKRAL TOM
Ja- THUMB,
SMALLEST MAN ALM,
ASSEMBLY BUILDINdr,cor. Tenth and Ch at.
THIS (New Year's) DAY three brilliant Dolma/ Per'
lormances. Morning at 11, Afternoon at S. and Xven
ing at Di o'clock. Doors open half an hour preying!".
On Saturday morning at 12. there will be an extra en
tertainment for schools and families.
Dances T LA t m
ta G t n . n n e . ra . l Bt. n
tue.,
PPears in all big new 8 0041.
TOMLIN. the great English Baritone and Buffo. front
assisted by Mr. W.
the Nobilities Concerts. London; Mr. WILLIAM DM
VERE, the American Tenor, and Mr. C. C. TttgoOMbr
fiantat,
ADRUSWICINB 2
Day entertainment Mt. Children under ten years Lto.
schools admitted on liberal terms.
Evening entertainment leo. Childrenundierten year'
103. Reserved seats We.
The General rides in but Miniature Canino. from
the Jon.. Rouse to the Ball. The grand Ilea° used le
one of Chiokennee best. from SO7 Chestnut street.
It ALFRED CATELY, &urine's Agent
aRAND CONCERT IN AID OF THE
'LA ORPHANS OF ST. VINCENT'S HOME, AT
CuNCE ft'r
January
On NEW YEAR NIGHT, let. 7861.
lt*J. A. SMITH,
Chairman of Commatea.
WHEATLEY I CLARKE'S AROILST.
• •
THEATRE.
Grand Combination of Attractions for the Insuguratirn
of the New Year!
SPLENDID NEW PANTOMIME!
LEGITIMATE COMEDY!
MAGNIFIC PET SPECTACLE!
This (TUESDAY) EVENING the perfotmanos will
commence with ,the suserb Christmas Pantomlme.en
titled KISI•Kii, OR THE LILY OP PEKIN! at MT
whyoh, tho immense Comedy of ONE COAT FUN
TWO SUITS. To conclude with
VALENTINE AND ORSON!
A MERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
- 1 - 1 1- tinder the management of WM. WEIRATLEY
and, J. 9.
• " - MISS CHARLOTTE CUSEALAN.
The acknowledg Mß ed greatest .
'mins actress, and
EDWIN 800 PH.
Pronounced by the Press the greatest tragedlanorill
both appear.
THIS (Tuesday/ EVENING. January],
Wi I be presented Elhakaceare's sublime Tragedy - or
MACBETH.
Macbeth. Edwin Booth ; Macduti: Mr. L. R. Showell ;
Ballow, Mr. J. B. Studley ; Lady Macbeth, Miss Ohnab
man.
CONTINENTAL THEATER,
(LATE NATIONAL.)
WALNUT /IMRE KT. ABOI EIGHTH.
WHiTB NtsW YEAR
IPS GREAT N.
BROW.
AND CIRCUS COMPANY.
The Doors open EIRE o'clock.
TO-DAY and To.NIGHT, the Great Pantomime.
JACK.
pulsar THE BEAN-STALN
The most p Pantomime ever prasented to the
pubicc.
The doors open at halt past 6 o'clock. Performance
commences at half past 7.
Admission only StS cents: Family Circle Ilk.
VWALNUT-STREET THEATRE.
• Sole Leases— __.Mrs. M. A. , JARRE Pawl
Stage Manager . --Mr. W M. A. CHAPMAN
Benne,. Agent—.—
.. JOe. ). j MURPE Y.
(.Second appear appearance inNOP. Phtladelphia
~Mso of
P a.N .w,
THIS (TUFA.BAY) EVENING. January J.
Will be presented an operatics play, trtS ants, entitled
ROB ROY.
Rob Roy, Prof. Anderson ; Major Galbraith. Mr. V.
Bowers ; Bathe Nicol Jarvie, W. A. Chapman 'Nolen
Macgregor, Mrs. Gladstane ; lianas Vernon. Mr,. A.
Cowell.
loono ode with a fivorite corned:.
Doors open et 63i o'clock ; Pencralencee nelnikoko ,
at ',o'clock. sir Prices as venal.
ATAN AMBUROLI & CO.'S
AND
, ZOOLOGICAL GR INSTITUTE,
eosin
MORNING, AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
TEM
UNITED ST A T ES BUILDINGS
4, and 428 CHESTNUT &rest.
FOR THE WINTEittIIEABON.
VAN AItIBURGR & CO. beg leave to announce to
the citizens of Philadelphia that they have recently, at
an immense ontar, arranged and decorated the above
premises for the purpose of a .t a bd iaaa a
ZOOLOGICAL G CRUM, - -
on a basis superior to SLIT tkitm ever before seen to
inmerles. Having IsolutlYenrohasest all the animals
the United States (with some fey indifferent esosg
boned they are enabled to gresent, in the
NEW ZOOLOGICAL HALLS, - -
a oombination of all the different speelmens contained
tn the Ammal Kingdom, which at once gradfying to
themselves and worthy of the very liberal pat , rmage
which has heretofore been bestowed neon them. The
establignment of this tine collection of smell:tees of
Animal Patera. in so central a pOsition. fills up MI
satisfies a want in the public Amusements of the city.
Bach an exhinition affords a fixed end worm* no
tion of
NATURAL HISTORY,
far beyond that to be obtained from any other mama.
and in effect tends directly to instruct. as well as
emcee. de119.7t
SANFORD'S OPERA BOUSEF.
ELEVENTH tinware-
OPEN FOR THE SEASON. -
NEWLY DECORATED AND PAINTED.
MR. SANFORD
Hu secured one of the
LARGEST COMPANIES ever presented beregailii ,
who will appear. nightly.
Sanford will perforni every eveIIiIII.
DOOM open at I; Commence at 7%.
Admittance 86 cents: Children 13 name. deli be
HASSIJERIS OROMESTRA.---Seretesde
address
Band.—For en_gagemente; apply or
MARK HASSLER,
Office 1908 LOCUST street. •
or Slayko's Academy.
BROAD Street. beam Walnut.
THE GERMANIA OROHESTRA give
their PUBLIC REHEARSALS every SA TM
DAY, commencing at o'clock. at the MUSIC-kb
FUND HALL. 8 tickets, 81; single tickets, 7f emote,
for sale at Clookering It Son's, 807 Chestnut street
Andre's, 1104 Chestnut street; and Ben & Ligatan'sh
Chestnut street.
n n_ts for Concerts, Commencements. Par
bean, ho., only at their OlEoe. Chinke ins &SW*
Piano Store. 867 Chestnut street; William r 141311,1:114
North Juniper street, or C. Broughams, USW !tidos
avenue. ocgt-of
pENNA. ACADEMY OF THE 1114111
ARTS.-1026 ORR SMUT Street.
ORINIBOR AZO," a splendid Painting by blignot.
THE FIRST OM," a beautiful Marble titatuette
Angelini.
On exhibition far a abort thne.
visitors will please brine their ovens glasses.
EDUCATIONAL.
DICKINSON COLLEGE GRAMMAR
SCHOOL.—The next P ession of this institution
(the preparatory department of Diokingon
commence on the 17th of .IAftTJA RY. 1881. For
_cata
logues, address A F. MULLIN,
jal It Carlisle, Pa.
VISITING TUTOR.—A Graduate of
• Harvard University will teach Latin Greek. Ma
themstics, and knglish Branches , in families residing
in Philadelphia. or a short dietance from the city. Ad
dress R. U.." Blood's Dispatch. MI- tuthelet*
PROFESSOR ALEXANDER DE WO
LOWSKI has the honor to announce, that in
compliance with the general request of his friends and
pupils, tie will give one more, and positiVels hut actin.
of instng.tion in r MANG and the Finn% by hia now
and entirely original method, which has met ante un
exampled erneoess All those who desire, tg beoems, m
a short time. fine singers, or excellent performer.. can
avail themselves of this last opportunity. by applying at
his residence, No. 721 SeNBO3l attest. de29-ind
HLASKO'S AOADEM lES.—Sebond
quarter commencing THURADAY, January Sd.
at half psst three o'olook P. NI., in following bran di dets es;
Danoing. Calisthenics, and Gyranaattas. The Ca
are in charge of Oa_gairts Goest and Eckenelorf. (late
commander of the Washington Grays.) deSI•St
CARD.—Patrons and friends of HLAS
KO'S INSTITUTE not having received circulars
or veleta to the Grand Parade or the Philadelphia Ca
date and tioiree Danaante, (drat for juniors. and then
adults.) WEDNESDAY next. at Cultic:EAT HALL,
are reduented to call MONDAY, the Slat inetent t be
tween four and six o'clock, at Masko's
Saloon, and on
WEDNESDAY. January sd, at the *flee of the Trea
surer, at Concert Dail. between one and six o'clock
3t.P.
. de3l-
MESDAMES (lIIENARA7 AND D'HBRe•
vILLY reemootinny inform their Mends and
the liable:, that they have removed their Boardincond
Dayßohool for Young Ladies front Logan - Stowe to pies.
11.97* and 1629 SPRUCI6 Street.
fourPupth ils
m from fivo ream of age upward prepared for the
oh.
10e.BYANT, STRATTON, &FAIRBANKS'
ILO IitERCANTILB COLLEGE , O. E. corner BE
VENTIL and CHESTNUT iiitre etac-Day
Simians. indiesduat instruction In Bookkeeping
in
oludin Wholesale and Retail Burnam, Bina,
ping, Forwarding and Commisionn. Banking,Manufacturing.ing
°hang°Manufacturing.Railroading. Steam nu.
eco.. the roost aweigh and practical course the
United qtatee. Also, Leatures, Commercial osionia
now, Anttnetio. and the higher idathemetdos. Pen,
m.pnehip (beet in the Treatise rresndenoe.
For gale, their new on Bookkeeping. Wiwi!
fully_ printed in colors, and the best work pabiimhed.
esle-tf
COAL.
If_TOITSIIKEE PERS, LOOK TO YOUR IN.
TERBST. Buyyonr COAL AT BlCRS'.'where
nothing but the very best Lehigh and Faheylkill Coal
is offered at the foliowing reduced prices:
Lehigh, B9hen, Egg, Stove._.... Be,— 30 73 per , .ton.
Schuylkill • • 450 -
Lime lint 3 "
Warranted free from elate or duet and full weight, at
OKS' Yarn. Southeast corner MARSHAL!, and
WILLOW. Call and see. dant-3m
LOST.
L OST OR MISLAID, TWO SECOND
Mortgage Bonds of the Camden and AlWitte
R timed, for 81000 each, Nos. 415 and 424. &Roe iv
hereby given that application has been rands for Honda
in lieu thereof. If found, to be returned to and a mutable
reward will be paid by C. eillNec, -
de&tf N 0.905 W NUT street.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
INSURANCE COMPANY, NO
-14: 406 CHESTNUT Street, PHILADELPHIA.
INCORPORATED APR 11,0865, sy TILE STATE Or
PENNSYLVANIA.
CONFINED TO FIRE AND INLAND MKS.
DIANCTOBS.
Samuel Wright. D. B. B_lntey,
Chas. Richardson, J. W. Evens
en. A. West, Rentyk.ewui
0. Wilson Davis. Jacob w.8s0;31;"
Whom. 8. Martin. Menke Seim
Edward D. Woodinr.
IiEOIIOE VV. Y President.
FR"OIR N. DUO*, Vie* Preel.
WILLIAMS I. BLANCRARD. Secretary. t
SAVING FUNDS.
A MERIOAN 'SAVING FUND. -00 m.
Rilitili w tigg."u a tlrlLly me /m7i L -51
o'clock, and on MONDAY .0 the eeetung. This
oh Institution hat alwara paid in full, on dolma.
without notice.
INTEREST FIVE PER CENT.
All mark nail backilli l e s r&dh . in gold andan var.
ALEX. WILLEM, President
SANIL: WORK, Vice President,
John 0, Parr, T. E.Hanor, OeOrge Himont.
John Magma, Jr., Sarni. T. Bodine, Alb. C,Boberte,
John Allman, Jonas Bowman, _ H. H. = Mee,
win. J. Howard. JOHNS . WlLSON.Treaaarar.
JOHN C. SIMS. Secretary. noEttf if
SPNING GARDEN SAVING FUND,
°Moe, S3l North THIRD NW 9, 9.0911 IT
and Callowhill. Inadirporattid by the
1tt1i,1.861. Open for Deposits and ra ir rm aTA am
9to 939. o'cdoolr. Also, on BIOPWA
EVENINGS, from& p e r ceoloolc.
Interest IP per pant. annum, De ow a vitk.
draw thew Morays by Chaokx, if d 8144,4,11 U.
" "WI". JAMES 3. flaifilll,lll,
Piumalt• Taws. Roanntarv., -Willi
EXPRESS CONPANIES.
.T.FIE ADAMS EXPRESS.
JELOPRIRCIO.,OftIoe3SIO CHESTNUT tweet:-
forwards Parcels, Etokages.hielohartdise,Baukrlolllll.-.
toot speeds, either by its ovu 'Lines Or iboontteoktor,
with other Express Commit s ,. s tl the principal
towns sad titles et the United States: • _ • -
E. a. B,llrOFOrtm,
Steno& Remerinteeaset
W S ° " "
TRAINS via Pinti6Wi
IlytalatChtp, leave dapat, corner
HET, at SAO A. ht., IL P. 111., sad 4 Pcil.