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Foie KagidiratOarill. - - - Tbe • trot& irPrersdiassed
here about Ito'olook festal ght. -
FltAttetsee. De0."99 349 it, M , '—Arrivt3t laAr'
whaler Valet, de la from the Okhotsk Bas . wit h Logo
btits °faiths e and tri vif sperm Mkt “fith. steamer
Coldßet.
_ea ate. front rahania—eateengere en
estilatid, flogs, for, Callao;
.41 ra,, Metter. for edegearea Wand; beak David, for
Ms beanie; brig Ideptism. from Britain%
'I lie' silly tikddita These elsamtt 'Kith a fall toy
settemet eit4,o; 14 Me teaks Or whe&t.lo.ooo
teetrgtealee, 5611 bales Of Wool; 9 of 9 bides, and 900
nark noteminrear. - •
„ tinfibitab NEWS, •
tol• mall eitiress;vritli Bt. Louts' datesbY telegraph
oet,Ceerder to the /tth of Unoember, arrived at
13aoniwitrit0 on the ddel, tbsindayo where it tr i m detained
twelltg- Mar hears, gratting for the reamer to take it
le tan Franolsoq There t.itleit no. Sendai boat, the
r i er,l9. erbell fe delitieid at tlaerameeto f i r one or two
iflrTle'ralgitiVat Patugrtteble"s7,!!
ranged so that the pony well arrive sifter/manta ba
tegea Moeda, morning and Friday evening.
Eke Polynesian of the hih saga:
" We understand that a snit et now vending in °out
sitaieht a shipmeurter. 'Which le held that the courts of
this kingdom have no jumsdiotion over. We further
learn teat the Amerman eoratteatdo^er and the United
Btetee went have both protested against this ektra
bulimia power assumed by the authorities of
ibis
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'eminent and, if the facts are as reported, OA, case is
likely to create some trouble hero:etc is etdded.
The Mate redeemed *MOW worth of unlottured
betide on the Wth. at 920913 d cents on the dollar.
It has rained almost moossahtly throughout Califor
nia for this pest ten days. The emit has been the moat
severe that keg been known for pears, end has canoed
eonsiddemlda damagry in the interior - districts, the
maintains are covered with an immense , strobroulati on
of
Bs gritistenergy ho the part of the California Stage
Co.. the road over the mountarts from Placerville to
Carson.Vsifey is kept e'en for the passageo - Mame,
no that the stages are,only delagedlor a short thnein
meting theirgrips.
in San Franoisoo allbnelnene heitteen: ntle , l oh
sog , atct,the holida7a and. the Weather.
Them ne.reornigisrelai news stirring whatever.
The Mirk .91Ten•ss Pa!trzer armed on the rid, with
issadynoh bleed Mitre to the AM Ihel
Huainan at lionoltnu wag deOidedly dull, and the
whalers were bait leaving.
Arrival of the Quaker City from Ha-
CLIPTVON OP A SLAVER
Nevi has
.9,--The steamship Qatoker
rropi Havana, has arrived with dates to the 6th hist ,
itTufs i rat &lege t a vg:l23;o B o l 4 sirgroteli steam
a
1 markets were, still eartdreag,
and of hoses were
ggrOe i reof rater r i e r= trltt th e
0 bg.g. the mont h,
The chip Lesbia, under French colors, (supposed to
be th e meerauk„ or New York,/ tied been 'captured by
s Elipsnieh war steamer and taken into Berens with 900
Cava.'
The metre the Schermer Syron or *es brought into
/talcum by the brig Camino. who received them cti
Cale etltatleth. The schooner was telt In a sinking
condition.
The. New Mexiciin Mail.
Itinarzunarren, Ado.. Jen. B.—The New Aleut.
van mall, from the Pawnee Fork, arrived here this
orerdstg.
It tsittsge no MN from the looming through
due here two weeks ego.
No Indians were seen on the route, and no news
of Importance is furnished. -
Destrhetave Fare at Buffalo.
Burr Arm, Jan. 8.--James Adams & Co.'s babo
on manufaotory, on Washington street. was burned
this morning. Less on the stook, $30,00e; inen
ranee, $lB.OOO. Loss on the building, .$12,000;
insurance, $B,OOO.
An Attack on the President by the
Official Organ.
(Frei' the Wed button Constitution of Januarr
We deeply - resist to announce the resignation,
by the lion. Jamb Thompson, of the office of Se
cretary of the Interior, which be bee held since
tbs . -formation of Mr. Baehanan'e Cabinet. We
regret it, not merely because the Executive coon
oils have been thus deprived of a moat faithful,
upright, snd 'Meant member, whose advice
coald fit be spared at this great orislo, but on ao.
*mutt of -the immediate canoe of his resignation.
It is well known that Mr. Thompson differed
from- the President in reference to that portion of
his lad annual message which related to Federal
attain; that Mr. -Thompson maintained the right
of teeemitM, and the duty of the South to secede
rather than submit to Black Republican role; but
that, in view of the feet that the President de
viated himself disUcetly against the right or policy
of coercing States which might resolve to with
draw from the Union, he was willing to continue
in the Cabinet; befog smeared that, however he
and the President _might differ on the abstract
right of secession, .practically the policy of the
Government would not be hostile to the Routh—
the -section - with whose 'welfare and security Mr.
Thompsorl's feelings and interest were identified,
and to which he.owed his first allegiance.. If.the
President hid declared the purpose in his mes
sage to' use the land-and sea fermis of the flatted
States against the South, it is a fact well known to
all that, on its - avowal, Mr. Thompson would have
instantly resigned. It was on the faith that no
matt .Purpose was entertained - that Mr. Thompson
zetiained in calm, cud after the regretable and.
unauthorised movement of Major Anderson from
Fort Moultrie to Fort Sumpter, which almost pre.
otOtrited civil ,war .at Charleston, it was on the
falth - ni adistleot understanding that no reinforce-
Insists should. be sent, and no other evidence afford
ed .by the Federal - Government of hostility to
South% Carolina, that Mr. Thompson cemented to
remain in the Cabinet after the Secretary of War
II is supposed that , the gentleman whom the
President commissioned to 'a iminlater ad-interim
the affairs of the W ar Department, although he
wee born on Southern soil, end owes to the South
all that he Is worth on earth, either in means or
finite, was opposed to her ,in this her hour of trial
and danger. and that, if ha could, be would oompil
hefti' forte toll:treader ter liberties, and submit
to thedegrading rule of her enemies . Bat it, was
hoped that be would not dere to est the poste,
thaw soeddeatally 'devolved on him - , to reverse the
1'114610. declared po Icy, ti; 'falsify the Prod
deed's urancea, and expose him:in the face of
the fio rdto the imputation of harlots violated hie
faith. ThlePtitoted and bitter as hie feelings of
anistirdty , OTO- inso,fo to be against the South,
nobodteoald sup pose , be would have the awdemits,
on hie own ',mot ion, it.rlek involving 'his country
than-the horrors of Civil war, without consulting
hisoollsegetwi or even intorntiog them that ho con
templated doing so. , _ _
Andlet ouch is the feet. D e p ate the positive
and emphatic remonstrances- of Mr. Thompson
malt* seeding reirdoroamentsof rederel trails to
Dharlitator; ie the face of the 'aolagiw wuderaihni t
Lag that torte would be sent without infortaing,him
of theintendon to do so, litr. Bolt ordered a Ship
to beejoir*ed, 250 soldiars.ro embark in his; and
Prnottedan Befertley leintoptintlestoo to reinforce
Affajor Andereen fu Felt Buttipter. -- ,Vhe announce
ment of this movement, contained IP the Wait
tl=penstif yesterday, was the drat Intimation
r4toinipson received that it wee made, or
even. *t on.' _Although a member of - the
Oribinet,lupposed to be cognisant of its polioyi end
to Bible for its course; an sot of this magnitude
and imPortiebe to titivation is rerotved on and
ecesnannated before be is °Tenfold that it Is 'con
tomplated.
Wader these oircumstanoes, Mr. Thom pion In
stantly
_resigned hie oommiselow. By so doing he
has vindicated his honor, and - stamped his reproba •
tiOu'oiren set which no honorable man can regard
otherwise thaw With the severest eenvore, •
Wi ftttieb regret that the Preeldenewlll nacos•
witty he held responsible for the oristiiieltemeri
ty of thensau wheat he temporarily placed at the
kmed'of the. War -, Department...Ele has - but Oise
doVie littOt be will mope the - odium that will
attach all those who took part in the lane of
this total Order, and that Is, to dismiss Mr. Noll
bteal • place to Which be should never have been
elated, ••ter order (lateral Scott to return to his
poet sold attend to the legitimate duties of his emu
ream! of Use army. The Feathers man who would
esudittlied melt to shed the blood of his brethren,
Is fie/ly_e_apable of betraying the colleague to whose
iMemdship be Owes Me undeserved elevation. -The
Preoideat has yet the power to prove his reproba
tion of this reprtheesible proceeding, and we trust
that' hi will not hesitate to exercise It before the
so bets: -
Taw ..Naw ,Inans elor or Cons.—The re-'
ports from the lugaegrowing regions of Cabs, on
the northern and' the southern side, say tha t
grild i i:t . was going an briskly, and the new
seep luting to find its way into the endow de
pots. usiderable quantities of molasses had al
ready been received at Havana, Matanzas, Carder
nas,- and Remedios, from the plantations on the
northern aide. which are always a little ahead of
thole oh the southern side.
THE CITY.
AMUSEMENTS THIS EVENtffitt.t.
MitElintowit ic l gtattrto 800 Gototiold. Rao e otreott,
pilaw ilatrd:—•• Rolfe; cr. The Red Els ht Band"—
' Tait Uttoolu.".. - • .
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11,4ijdmaiontor 211EATAT,. Walnut and Muth stAz
IbtrritOokxotoottes sad th e farce of "Box and Cox. .
Vol katittirito - Aeouttxt or htwoo.—" The Marabout of
Vum —." Tatung the Shrew." ~
WeiJAM & Cimises nor-prithar Thapthle.
Must, above aucth.^" The Woman fa Whits
04 , 04 , 4n . f u tv , Wplunt shore Eighth.—
Theresa EITATte Btrlveraoe, Cheatent ',treat. Way
Fi 111.--Vita Ambargh k Co.'a Menagerta.
Leeopeeve Eteuantoe, Corner Tenth and Chestnut.—
Tea?lamb.
C=Ortraa ;loves. Eleventh West. above
.—Coneert luthtiv.
't.P,III4SWILIIIIA Cot nn l!liv,,A.Ortnit IN II
Toolanis.--29vor aims the John Brown musts at,
liarptes Ferry; the entherttles of Maryland have -
kept a particularly sharp eye upon . all . colored
people who attempted to come within her harden -
Gov. Rieke has , a patrol .which maintains Sur
vtalril:U atoms the lino of the Philadelphia
Willi i and Baltimore Road , from Philidel
phis to ithatinehenti, end the minut. &free no
grit host Pennsylienfa reaches Havre do-orace he
is mukiteti to the amount of $2O. On Thursday
lest o a oelered primoherof this city received avow
informing him of the death of his sister in
Sa 'ant Sullied to attend the funeral. RS
left Philadelphia on the evening train,"
Ma MOW liairredearaee. where ha wasted
-44*V-li:ought up by thCoffitters.; He win then
takes before,, magistrate, and dirested 'to ,pay $2O
lis loin crosisd.th. line. Condtiotorßmlth, who
bait Ernie knet*ledge of the victim, endeavored to
make 1M Illalylandets tinderstacil that it wee a
Ono esti/nit - for - the 'enevolse" - of butoseity. The
Ilumi, stelf.tbeti &oh a pass or discharge of some
RISC mid- was lent across the river, and told to
"mists tucks". forlorn. ; Ralf • Peered to death,
i t
it: , ditred'up - '. the,:reed, and 'wail twice sii:or-,
' betake begot 'to ?forth Riot. Here, liter
to ,advice upon the Subject, be gat on another
- 11.910 ceded in. special's Bettimore, either
Afts an d committee had bitterness)»
sarnilfid, or, ht be . bad .no more $2O. -Re ,
41 4114' n0t ' Pr01t73 , :::. ° 4, 6 43 ,t
favo
r-,44,..1,..thei p eculiar institutions of
~ TAszlikatiaran WI thi i3mffiviJf.i s nil'. - -Some
10011111p*ito‘foleiii - itoobliiions In the elite. of
XIII elidliellistert, fa eortitipoodota with,
OW *ism Boowtoloat Amoodation of Mk city, dem
gossirstipsitelf of- the With% eoOdition of the
I# ll ,-4' 'lt ii*PLWI 0 1 0- 11 *. - owlo of ithOolo,i to r *
. 4 % ~i woir ' th eir. oiti c a el
boat& split of - oho
looicflfrcto 00 let
e :1,14 4piloontg.
, there - were 87dap
-1111880 004 603 sp,
they this decrees.
r repeatedly rnereas...-
tomer-kiwi aol)iithly
twi' gsity,-in - thentidsc
',Mop Itei soot. by
;wer espierl..yeetenlay
asecesiatkin:, ,
`there werel,696 spili-;
TOS - reeidod between
7 below tionthetrijet.
youtterday'a *splice-
Vhi. street, 79 ; le.
277;'seittli - of South - 1
there ligatho wO Ulf ;
IThoothliir lot,:11W-1
i to _Orr voillimik:l
, •:i - A ,P,t - ", - 1' ; ,r ',--1
r:Alfr.4l9orxwlmi !fflxvis - dr - 1 1 intoino
Pere.—Some days me, the table of
month
to bloyamensint Prisen for etch month doting
1860 wee mittlialied. We Rave in The Press of the
day an abstraot of the seine; but the inanortanee
of the report, eaggefitive'ae it la of grave foots, en.
Utica it to further, notices. During the year 1800,
, the number of conadittments was 20,809 This la
truly a fearful proportion of criminals in a city of
less than 600,000 inhabitants. About one man in
thirty of tae whole - number of. citizens bee been
guilty of some penal effenoe, whereby his liberty
has been forfeited. To other words, at r linst one
family out of five has had one criminal member
taken
,froin its threshold, and were the apportion.
meat Or tem egitel with midi indpildual, the ex
pense of maintaining one prisoner would devolve
upon every thirty ethane
Perhaps the• influences of temperature may ox
en:llse & salutary or pernicious afoot upon crime.
•We find from the table that the largest number of
commitments occurred in the month of July
(2,001); the second largest in the inenth of tem.
tember (2.059) t and the third in the month of An.
gust (1,981) Thus, the two sultry months of sum
mer and the first of autumn are prolific in other
than phyalcal spheres. From October forward,
I the number of Commitment/1 ate Materially, but
gradually, loosened Until February and April,
when the whole numbers are only 1,386 and 1,285.
In the latter case, there Is a relative difference of
I 776 between it and the commitments for July.
I One can' trace from the cold up to the sultry
months a beautiful scomeamion 9f figures Thee,
the figures rlso as folloets, until we retch July :
January, 1.394; February, 1,386; Match, 1 578;
April, 1,905 - ; May, 1,653; June, 1,807 For the
months Of July, August, and September, tho num•
bars do not greatly vary. They deolhe gradually
to December, thus: October, 1,910; November,
1,884; December, 1,793,
If from the. figures any argument can be de
doted, It is that seasons of poverty, cold, and un
employment are not productive of inoreased crime,
as is generally supposed. The statement seems
rather to be, that the heat-tittle, when the blood is
warm and stirring like all organ'', life, impels to
violations of law. Thus, in July, there were 760
breaches of the Peace, and in February but 479.
In September, there were 938 commitments for in
toxioation ; in January, only 176 In July, there
were 236 eases of essanit end battery; In Doesem•
her, only 137. In September, there were 14 cases
of burglary; in January only ti, but in December
12 The commitments for robbery and stealing
were greatest during Maher, November, and Do.
comber. The number of vagrants does net pa:-
cepeibly differ in any two consecutive months.
If it be said that intoxication enlarges the amount
of crime in slimmer, the table will reply that
such does not seem to be the ease • is July, three
tippling house keepers were comm itted; in August
and September none, while there were commit
ment, of the same during all the menthe of winter.
Of the 20,809 total commitments for the year, the
greatest number, 7,246, was of disorderlies ; intoxi
cation, 3,749, follows in the sedond order. and as
sault and battery, 3.081, takes the third piece.
The number of vagrants was 3,711, and of petty
thieve" 1,295. We have, after these formidable
numbers, no crimes so apparently universal in elm
ranter. • There were 1,319 potty Misdemeanor",
under the heads' of abuse, threatening. eta. We
de not notice a solitary instance of commitment for
gambling, dealing in lottery policies, or publie
prostitution.
In crimes involving premeditated villainy and
some expertness, we have: Bigamy 16; conspiracy
48; wife•benting and desertion 103; defrauding
and cheating 105, and counterfeiting 73. There I
were eleven commitments for periary, and one for
profanity. There were alio twenty commitment'
for murder. The oases of criminal indulgence,
under the heads of fornication, indecency, Jo.,
wore 155 There were 38 receivers of stolen goods,
and 24 oommitmentle for arson
Under the fearful total of 20,809 are there not
end and wore] seoreoles ! There are some names,
not known to the great city, but written on those
prison books, of young Mindere who have slept in
the cell for the lint time, but not the last. See.
oeeding years will Mill enumerate them—wretched
women and dissolute youths, the fountains of
whose team have long been dry. Tears still patter
for them over the spotted thresholds of child
hoed, and the infamy they have entailed upon the
loving and innocent, no prison documents can tell.
They have gone down with that great army of
men and women, twenty thousand eight hundred
and nine! All these, too blind end dumb to know
that honesty end uprightness are the best policies ;
too lame lb walk where th 6 virtuous netrle, and
going band in hand with pasalon, even onto prison.
When, in the long and—if slob ever be—this pH
can report stands accredited, at the great account,
to deliver up its !matte, will there berm team?
CHARGED WIT'S ARSON —Yesterday after
noon two of the notorious gang of Sottuylitill
Rangers, giving the names of Peter Bryson and
John Morrisey, were charged before Alderman
Bottler with setting fire to Mande it Brother's lum
ber-yard, at Twenty fifth and booth streets, the
particulars of widen have been detailed in the
columns of The Press.
Detective Headmen was sworn and testified as fel
lows r I went to the Sne end therestew Huron, who
behaved rather auepioions, when I rook him into cus
tody ;said. "Henderson. you ate pretty smart ; you
vroutd tile to knew who cid thin." pothtuia towards the
fire ;he Raid, • I know all about it. but would, see you
In hell before I would satisfy you to tell you; • I was
then taking him along, when he threwitomething away.
which he took from bia,pocket •be then said, Hender
son, 1 have beat you f told an o ffi cer to look for whet
he bed thrown away, which was a knife, but he could
not find it ; hut night a gentleman came to nu and raid
be bed found the knife,. [The knife was produced. and
wes a murderous-looking weapon. annular to those need
by shoemakers.) I arrested mortise) , on Twenty-fifth
street. between Pine and Lombard ; I then informed
•Fire Marshal Blackburn of what I hod done.
Fire Marshal Blackburn sworn.—l hastened to the fire
on tau/Mader night, and my first attention wee to direct
the firemen what to do in order to save `invest ounding
ProPertat altsywhieb.l ooronienced to gate the
auxin of th e fire. and I soon e w eme satisfied that it
wes the work of design ; in a fe c o q
I lout d Mr.
'Newhouse; who Was the first person to discover the
fire; he and his son. one workman, and several °Meant
got to the yard shout the lame JMOMNItr his workmen
found the gate unlocked and part way open 1 a padlock
belonging to Upe nato 'wee ptoked up- key was
Stinking to It ; lust about five minutes before lily. New
hooey discovered the fire he heard the wand of the rate
opening and ciasing, then the sound of footsteps ; Just
ac tnis time I learned - of the arrests made Ur DetootWa
Henderson; from itformation, I direoted the arrestor
fourother parties, whom I examined separately, and
although test hear a very notorious character, yet
was satisfied they had nothing to do with the Gra, and
di/inherited them. 't he witness then related the Inapt.
Mon. movement. or the two prisoners and all connected
with their whereabouts on the night in question.
Mr. Blackburn also Mated that it wee imposalble
to get any one in'. that neighborhood to come for
ward end teblify
‘ .gniMit the aconsed,aB this gang,
Emit emery one neer them in terror. Tire pritonerty
were committed, in default of $3,000 bail each, for
lt furthir hearing.
MURDEROUS ASSAULT ON AN OFFICER.
Between 0 and 7 o'clock en Tuesday evening,
while OfEtier, Fred. Evy, of the First district, was
conveying a prisoner along Eighth street, above
Wharton, he was strook with a shovel, in the hands
of some person unknown, and knocked sensrless to
the pavement: In this condition he wee diseovered
by some of his friends, who conveyed him to his
borne at Ninth and Federal streets, when medioal
aid was summoned. The blow was initiated on the
hook of his head, end le so serious that it yet may
prove fatal. The'oemer esystheraseal who tarn*
him was with a party whom be saw coming from
the Vigilant Hose House, and - that their purpose
was to reams his prisoner. Yesterday the officer
was atilt confined to bill bed. •
A CoA of Tharlutso.--The widow of a
doused reporter, who chronicled the facts of
local event for nearly, ilfteen years, is now in this
oily, living in sbnolut) want. It there is a class
of functionaries in the sphere of oharity—we
speak. Itltith all natalcaty—whose duties and la
bors distend appreciation, it is that of reporters.
Their way of life is not best calculated to promote
habits of order or frugality. and he who survives
.the ordeal.of fifteen years must have fully served
his day andgeneration. We trust that the widow
of this faithful soribe will receive 80/110 assistance.
The reporters of The Press will furnish her name
and residence to any who are liberally disposed in
the matter.
TIM CONTRSTED SLECITION VASE.—Mr.
Batter's ease was continued yesterday. Alderman
George Yatottel, of the Seventh ward, stated
that some of the boxes of the October eleation
were deposited with him. lie produced the boxes.
They were all marked Eighth division, Seventh
ward. The boxes were opened, Mr. Webster oh
.leating for Mr. Women. When counted the bal
lots- gave lebmett 228, Butler 175, King 12. The
Miley list gave Lehman 238, Butler ,105, King 12.
By this Mr. Butler gains 10 and Mr. Lehman loses
10 votes. Witneas testified that the boxes bed
never left his keeping.
A OOODNIORT'S WORE.—Detective filch
ard ,Bills, last . evening, arrested two burglars,
named James Henry and William Johnson, alias
Loafer Bill. Both parties committed robberies,
lately, at Haddonfield, N 3. the former at the
store of A. W. Clement, the iatter at a notion and
clothing store. One of them was arrested in the
erib of Sarah Rusk, on Water street, above Cal.
lowhill. A quantity of stolen goods was taken
from her premises The parties await a requisi
tion from the Governor of New Jersey. They are
'now looked up at the CenirstStation.
ARARAT op Talnviss.—Yesterday Morn
ing, Wm. Giles, colored, was arraigned before
Jarman Brazier, having been arrested at Second
and Market streets, while in the act of earning off
a valuable piece. of cashmere from a store door In
that vicinity. He was committed te.answer.
Another colored individual, giving the name of
John Lee, was arrested en Tuesday night, at Tenth
,and Arab streets, with a lot of wash clothes in his
possession, taken from some line. Alderman Mb
hardtop/omitted him to answer.
DIATH ow kg OLD CRIMINAL --) eatorday
morning, about eight o ' clock , Freeman Cooper,
nmloredd a notorious old sneak-thief well known
to the pollee, was found lying at Twelfth and Fitz.
water streets in a dylag eondition. He was re•
moved to the station house, where he died in about
ten minutes. The deceased had just been out of
prison three days, having been in for stealing,
The coroner was notified to bold an inquest.
FINAL ligante/G.— Yonterday afternoon
! Abbie Barton hod a further hearing, before Pollee
Magistrate Bolster, at the Central Station, upon
the charge of stealing, from Harriet Nevin, a mar
ket basket and a purse containing VA. Abbie is
notorious old thief, and, her photograph has let
same Was decorated the Rogues' Gallery. She
was' committed, in default of bail, to answer at
coati,
TINILY DiesOYsar. A young man
named Robert Grubb was found on Tuesday eve
ning lying on the steps of a dwelling at Fourth
and shipper' streets, in an apparently dying con
dition. Be was brought to the station house and
medical aid waiNummoned, when it was discover
ed he bed en attack of tho heart disease. Aftsr
recovering somewhat, be was oonveyed to his resi
dence, at No. 1533 Lawrenee street, above Tc@br•
son.
CITARGED lArtril ROBBlMY.—Yesterday
morning a man named John Rick was arrested by
Sergeant Pile, at the areal Western Hotel, en
Market street, upon information received charging
him with having broken into three stores In
Parksburg, and Mole* a lot of valuable stores,
from Muth plains. The prisoner was remanded
yesterday.
. *MOD INCENDIAnitiIt —About nine
o'clock on Tuesday evening the work shop attach.
ed to the -undertaking establiehment of Mr.
Ito
beet Town, at Eighteenth and Barker streets, woo
discovered to be on fire. The flames wore
ertin-
Übed, , with trifling ' damage. She fire is sup
posed to have been the work of design.
PAYING SatAltlES.—The warrants for the
eateries doe teachers of the public schools wilt be
issued by the Secretary of the Board from the first
to the tenth section on Monday nest, from the
tenth_ to _the twentieth on Tuesday, and the re
maining , tee
on Wednesday, commencing at 9
o'olook M, -
AN ThloaarierDz Roar.—James Waters,
I residing at Wirth end Basiliebanna avenue, was ar
rested on Tuesday upon the charge of committing
an assault and battery on hit aged mother. The
ungrateful son was domicitted to answer by Al
denten Clouds., -
Samos Aciainstre —Yesterday afternoon
Chance Beard s aged - 82 istars, fell through the
liridp, at Illtlayuelk, aad in
jowl Masull seriously Szturmily. Howse 0 0 1/`
ire 4
. • ".
CITY ITEMS.
.13FOnallArt /alb MNOots.—The Prat&lent, it is
Understoo‘d. scouts the idea that Mr. Lincoln, cannot be
inaugurated at Washington, on the Fourth of March.
He mays that if he lives until that day he and the Presi
dent atria will ride together to the Capitol, smiling be
nignantly n e on the eurrounaing thousands of their fel
low-citizens, and both leoklns their very best in new
and elegant suite made especially for tie occasion ,by
K e ekatu Sr Wilson, at thole Brown Stone Clothing
Hall, Nos. 603 and 606 Chestnut street, above Sixth,
Philadelphia.
GOLD oe, SILVSR, deposited in the Franklin
Paving Fund, 80,134 South Fourth street. below Chest
nut, Philadelphia, on and after January Bth, 1881, ICI
be paid in go d or silver on demand, without notice.
Stank notes deposited repaid in bank notes. All
dspo
elta bear live per rent, into reef.
KEEP IT BEPons the PEOPLE—
That earth *as Made for MIN,
That flowers were strowh.
And fatal; were grOwn
3o bless and nerer to ban.
Ks RP IT BEFOTIX TAE PEOPLE—
That olothina is made for folks.
Unequalled In style,
And at " one tome" meanwhile.
At the store of Granville Stokes—
No cor utmanut stredt, where valuable GIFTA are ere
Sehted with each article erold.
FINANCIAL AND COADIRIICIAL.
The Money Market.
PHILADELPITIA. Januar) P a 1831
Th., heats in the stook market are taking courage
from the unpleasant Southern news, and think that the
re cent rise snouts aufficient margins for profitable orna
rations in their line, and the market is consequently
unsteady. Reedit r sold deem to IfiYi at the first hoard,
NU afterwards rallied to lex; Little Schuylkill Sail
rand shares edvauced and Pennsylvania Railroad
shares declined 3.f. Bank Macke. city and State loans,
and Senusitvanta Railroad mortgage tont a are !WM
Passenger railway docks are nes/rioted, and mining
shared hung tin to dry.
The money market is unchanged in any or its fea
tures. The supply of capital seeking investment in
first-class paper is large In comparison with the amount
of ouch paper in the market. Tire notes of parties
known to he largely in the Southern trade are looked on
with suspicion. scarcely lees damaging than that be
stowed au the renewed sonar of those who have suffered
protest.
The following ate OA 4:iot:along of potnetitlo
Ra Dlrnished by Masers. Drexel & Co , No. Si
Booth Tlttrd street
New York exchange
Boston exchange._._
Baltimore exchange.
Amerman gold
la New York there is it good demand for the new
treasury notes bearing 12 per cent. interest, and some
8100 000 were sold yesterday at 25i per cent. premium,
Thomson's Ronk Note Reporter says The accept
alums of the eeoretary of the Navr, as well as of the
Beetetary of War, have been for two years past usable,
ea oollataral, for the return of bonds and money bor
rowed in Waehington, in Wall street, and with some
New Vngland bank "
•• The ban ke w.ll say, that in the hose of these tree
sure notes Congress ban legalized the rate of interest,
and the sot of the Federal Government overrides al,
&ate legislation ; but, on the other hand. we find that.
by the sole of the Federal Government. United titates
rock is exempt from titration, whtloi at the same time,
our courts have deoided that our banks, being_orea
throe of State legislation, shall be taxed on suoh United
litatea stool: as may be held, by them, if snob invest
moot tea part of their capital."
Philndelphia Stoe
It Exchange Sales,
9, 1891.
January
aIIYORTBD HY E. B. &ATKA
PIRET ;
229 Penna 831
263 33 do C&P 83%
213 91 du e&P
Abt 600 do tlisP 98
Abt MO do C&P 83X/
1000 Cam & A 6a 'B3.osh 23
100 Reauing—iC&P.Es 20
60 do.. P 20
LO do— J0&P•19.,1
26 19 9-16
9 Del Div 49
2 Little EOllllll 1111 l
BETWEIS
5000 N Penns R 6s__. 6735
600 do— . 67,14
20 Sniuoo & Pine.... 1.1.
BE.Merobanta' Rxebarlec
OAR 0.
4 Lehigh 481 i.
1 Harrisburg R....—. 612.1
1 Bear Meadow__ . 69
23 Cativnissn It Preld 9%
6 Bao6 & Vine 383
4 d0............181t
100 Poona R......fidwu 18%
12 Farm & hloah Bk.. 6131
1 N Liberties 8k..... 66
10 Mechanics' 11k..... 24
1 ...21
6 Phila.:11111k .....
BOARDS
17 Penn,' h..-- -• .4811
19 do.-- 3854
BOARD.
122 Catowissa rrefd.... 93'
inNorristown R..eawn 47% 5
d 0„...... sawn 47m
120 d 0.... awn 4P3
91 Penns. R........_.., 28
1 For s. m & Monk 8k... SIN
S _ d 0... ...... .„. St!,l
119.F.00141)
4860 City
1000 go
600 do jc. 0 96Siii
1000 Reading 62 ' 80 ••• • • 70 1
1807/4 Poona It 62 ..... Cab
500 r obl Nay 6a qr 2 (301;
500 do ........N0w.101,4
CLOnle46l PRICE9-BrEADY.
BY. Aihad. Bid. Asked
PhiledelphiaCa— 96K 961 Elmira R prf......13 1 3 )5
Phila. 6e R.-- 969 96' hanura
Phila 66 _new-10iN 101 N Long Inla nd R—... 10 10N
Velma .... 8 3 891 $ Leh 81 kr- N.-7.18, 48'.
Read R.. .... ,19 11-19 104 Leb NHor D., 4,, NI
Reed bde '70... 82 83 North Penna. 1t...., 8 9
Resd mt 60 '83..... 90 N Ponua G 8..... 67 67),'
Read mt 697; 70 N Penna R 108-- 93 95
Parma It 331:Catawlesa ft Con. 3 3N
Penne R2d mt tie 86 I Catawiesa pr7d..... 9L 934
Mor CI 00n.... .663 i MN Prank &South R.. 48
Morrie Canal or 109)6 110 Id &3d streets R. 47 50
Bob Nis 'AT.-- .66N 67 Raoe&Vme Ht R.. 18 1818
Soh Nay Imp 65...78 .. West Ptule. R......e6 e 8
Bkshar..Na , l4llc. Home & Pine ... 73. 8
Vont Nov Prefd ..16.. Green & Coates .. 17
Elmira 8
Philadelphia Markets
IAt‘IIARY 9.—Evonfax
The storm interrupted outdoor operation' to•daY,
and the market for Flour has been quiet, and holders
of superfine, which is scarce. have rut up thtvr Idiom
end 3d400 Mile have been sold at 86 60a6 633,1. the latter
for good city mills ; the demand for export is limited,
and the Undo are baying, to lots as wanted, at from
thine rates up to $6.7606 76 for superfine extras and
fancy brands, as to quality. Rye Floor Is quiet, at
83.76, and Pennsylvania Corn Meal in hold at $3 qp
hbl. which ie above the views of buy ere.
Witter is firm. but dull ; about 24(8:1 bits sold, in
lets. at ISYNDISfe for Pennsylvania reds , the latter for
prime • We for Southern d end lteglaks for good
white. ' Itye is in steady demand, et 760 for Pennsyl
vania. Corn in firm, and not muoh offering ; 2MO brut
sold at 700 for old yellow. and dyadic for new, in the
oars Destro firm. at 310 for Delaware, and 35a for
rennsylvan a; the offerings are light.
BARR continuos in good demand at $23 4p ton for first
No l Quercitron.
COTTON —The market is very firm, the high views of
holders limiting operseines.
13110eknise are quiet, but erme further Wes of Rio
Coffee ate making at steady rates.
PROM oNo.—rhere is very little movement in the
market, and Drifts generally are tending upward.
Srens.—There is a good demand for CloYereerd, end
zoo mi en ate nom 00 ese.s.nriz. moots at 4645 V' bushel.
Wines - v.—The •market utiorianged roots - setting as
legal% for Pennsylvan i a and Ohio, drudge and
htlits 1&s airr gallon.
New York Stock E.
return ge , ! , ./a n. 9
'sown.
szCONn
3000 U 8 63.'63 cou —lOO
luoo Vir St 6s_.. 75
1000 d 0.... 78
8000 Missouri St Os Gr
OVODTaI n St Gs '9O
1000 111 Con bds
2000 Pdio So 8 Fd bds —76
1000 Hod RiY 34 rn b.... 36
1000 do.--
]PVO Gal es Ch 2d m .921
20 Bank of it merlon...l o oU
10 Sank of St N
NI Del &„ Bud Coil CO
SO PaOlfio Ml 0 Co....arN
Soo DI uen R ......
10 Yale ...
SO Hudson Rio 11—.454
300 Harlem r 33 13
100 Harlem it...... .10
NO d 0.... .161,1
200 Raul itig_
7P• Sc Hart it 136
100 Mich Con 11—•—• • ..
lou •
do 3 .11.. .—.-. .63V
10 oM 0 i Uh6Rla_ . .8, , 70
100 Gal 4: Chi R-...... 03,4
860 do. .
no & 32
600 do. -- .
100 en & flea fit —..asg
60 do ...b3O
600 do, 63
26 Chi (1, R
60 66
SPECIAL NOTICES.
THR MUTUAL LIFE INstinatwE COMPANY
OP NEW YOUK•
/Meta:
OEVLN NIMMONS OP DOLLARd,
INVESTED IN PIRET ,lONTRAGII/3 ON REAL ESTATE
WORTH OVER $14,000,000
The premiums are LOWER than is many other Compa
nies, and the Dividends have been GeRATER.
71118 is a strictly MorusL Company. There aro no
Atookholders. so that ALL TRH PROFITS
13111.0110 TO THE INStMED.
Pamphlets, and every information, may he had gratis,
on agmliontion to
F. RATCIII , OII.O STARE, Agent,
400 WALNUT Btroot.
PIithADELPH IA REFERENCES .
Thomas Robins,oho Weigh,
Mordecai L. Amnon, -. oeorge H. Stuart,
ilaorice M. Stroud. E. S. Whalen,
John B. Myers. .1. Posher Lemming,
Joseph Patterson, V7ittiam C. Ludwig.
John M. Atwood. Arthur 0. Coffin,
Thomas H. Powers, William S. Boyd,
William Mcßae, Thoe. Watteon,
de.V.thetu im
AmmtioAN SAVING PINT), S. E. corner
wAravuT and POURVII Streets, continua to rename de
posit/ and pay al: mime on .lomand, as it line always
dive. ALEXANDER WHILLDIN. Drat&
JOHN 8. Wawa, Trace. 4612-Itri
iSAVINGI FUND—NATIONAL SAFRTY TRUST
CoMPANT.—During the leaspension of epeole payments
by the Banks, Money is reoeived and paid daily, on de
mand. in the tame kind of fonds, specie or notes ' as de
posited; Interest fi ve per Cont. WALNUT Street,
southwest corner of THIRD. la2-tf
Drs Rua DYE! I—Batchelor's
Littuth HAIR BYE is the original and best in the
market. All others are mere imitations, and should be
avoided If you wish to ocean° ridicule. splendid BrAmt
or beautiful Thrown inetentancouely. Bold by all Drug-
Ilan everywhere. The genuine hae the signature of
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR upon a 11b901.17ifite en-
KrAVMX on four aides of ouch box.
• Betatioo of Counterfeit'.
Manufactore. 81 Barclay street. late 883 Broadway,
Now York. 011 AR OW BATCHELOR,
no6-1Y Proprietor,
SRAM N N SAVING FinaI—NORTHWEST
CORNER FROMM and WALNUT Britmrre.—Depoelta re
oeived in email and large amounts, from all olaeeee of
the community, and allowa interest at No rate of FIVE
PEN CENT. per annum.
Moe open daily, from 9 until 5 o'olook, and on Mon
day and Saturday until eight In tho evening. Freeldent,
FRANKLIN FELL; Treasurer and Secretary, 6fiAt3.
M. MORRIS
BECOND HAND BARBS.—): am receiving a
great number of Farrel, Herring, dr, 0 0 ,', B ac o n &
hand Shoot-iron Safes (many of them almost new),
also those of other makers, in exehange for the now
oefebrated Lillie Wrought and Chilled iron Hate. A
general assortment constantly on hand, and olfered at
very low prices. Please call and examine. Depot, 7 it,
CHEaTif UT, under klasonio Hall. M. C. SADLER,
Agent, Philadelphia. nod-mthtt
SALAMANDER. FIRE•PaooP SAFBB.—A very
este maortment of SALAMANDERS for pale Arran
°noble VlOOl. No. 304 ea maTra UTat.,Philadelphla.
rotRI 0 EVANB it WATSON,
GROVES it BAEHR'S CELEBRATED
NOISELESS SEWING hIAURINES
The Best In Use for FittnNY Sewing.
No. 720 CIIESTNUT Street. rhSadelehiti. adr-IT
ONE PRIOR ()LOTTO)* OF TEE LATEST
tense, made in the hest manner, erPrenir for RE
TAIL SALES, LOWEST selling proem marked in
Plain Figures. All goods mad e Monier warranted seta.
fe:dory. Our ONE-PRICE system is strioOr adhered
0. All are there)• treated alike,
se29 Ir 3014E8 ft Cti. 604 MARKET Street,
(JARD PRINTING, BEST AND GREATEST IN
the City, at 34 South THIRD Street.
CIRCULAR PRINTING. Beet and Cheapest is the
CAT, at 34 'loath TIMID Street.
BILL-READ PRINTING, Beet and Cheered in the
Qty. at 34 SanthTBIRD Street.
HAND•DILL PRINTIND, Seat God Gheayout in tha
City, at 34 South THIRD Street,
PAMPHLET PRINTING, and every other &merle
lion of Printing, of the most superior quality, at the
most reasonable rates, at RINGWALT t BROWN'S,
Drexel's linildimr, 34 Smith THIRD Street. ell-a
gam sitottto not fad to read the adver.
innment or Prof. WOOD in no-day • Inter. saf-tt
THE , Pit . tBS.--001,A.DELPHIA.. ToultspAy,,,,4AlytJAltY 14, 101.
ARRIVALS AT PRE PRINCIPAL HOTELS.
NTINGNTAL HOTEL--Ninth and Chestnut.
R It Thompson. Cape Island it B MOM. Boston
ti B Talbot, Boston 0 A Newell. Boetoi
W comm. r, New Joreey WI. Common, Delaware
Henry Thorium, Penne. It B WM:lkons. M D. Bel e
D 0 Baker & la, Boston A Chester. New - York
Stubleast& New York W,l Boothe & wr, Yo
Miss 'Windsor, Virginia P rook 0 Moses, Balt
.1 T Morse. Baltimore W At Boyd Monroe. 0
Mre KM Clark L N Hopkins, Baltimore
P W Penman. New York Miss Seaman, New York
Mr Bronson to la, New York E H Hotchkiss. New York
At Cowin. Baltimore N A Merritt, Kent 00, Md
li B Blaymaker, Laneaeter Marmot Feehheimer. Cain
B Frankel, Cincinnati B maberk, Cincinnati
H Cincinnati C van Tyne, Cleveland
P McNulty, New York J M Cohwin, Tennessee
Mr Dunbar, Newy ork Mr Davie. New York
Mr Kent. New York Sas M Coopernoll, N York
lames Weser, Maryland It it Plumb', Phila.
JohiLPlyi Philadelphia W Blatternlan, Kent'y
tl M tiladwin, Now York W B Pleteher,_Prov. It I
SO Triptie, PrOV It I DM Magni, Wash
E Darling, Bow lork B P tetsoh Bridgewater
1. Pearran, Conn Jho Moller £ la, el York
Chas Leaman, New York w P Barovr, New York
Joe Walker. Boston A C Mayhew, Mass
M Beekely. New York Chas IC Moore, Penna.
J
Coo Fairland. New York 1, Johnson. Philo
Trumbull, Hartford NC 1 rumba'', Hartford
A S Nicholson. Baltimore HII Trout. Baltimore
0 FOI.ItDR & Is, Boston G A &swains & In, Chu!
litre P 1, Updike. Chioagn Updike. Chicago
John Johnson Ohio A Morrell. Baltimore
W Cresol. Baltimore W Lammas, Baltimore
.Ino It Latrobe, Baltimore I' Burrows & la, N Jersey
.1 T Barrows t la. N J This Field A /a, N Jerre,'
J Weinberg, Ireland J A Griffith, Ohio
Thos S Morris, Baltimore 1' Putnam Dolton
Beim) Donor. Boston James Hooper, 'Baltimore
0 Church, Meadville, Pa .N Holmes, st urbane
OTRA RD 110 IJSE—Ches tnnt street, below Ninth.
Mr Dunn, Texas Mr Benson & In. Chicago
W 7hompaon. New York Miss Thompson, N York
/F W Dein nger,Heading B W Chew, Germantown
Theo Eastmond, New A , ork Jas Chapman, Now Ynrk
Alm Chapman & ch.! Y Jordan 8 Reiman. N York
E Al Benjamin Pans Aug Pr no, Baltimore
0 Ames, Near fork L r hissler,(3alena, 11l -
E/1 Nonni, Columbia. C Gen N Hill, WWI
J Blackwood, Brooklyn Alma Grant, Dtooklyn
John Al Wheeler & wflY Y Jag thnolair, Princeton
John Wildey. Princeton Jacob II Risley. oelaware
/3 H. White. Delaware W Whion, Jr, Georg
Chas E Bowlines, Del T Marsh H wf, Baltimore
J Grant &wr Baltimore Hon .1 W Killingor &s. Pa
H Brown, Pennsylvania P °Matey. Dew York
,1 L Mingle. Easton J H Heckman, Easton ,
W C Weaver. Virginnia Miss K Grove, V,rguiva
Mies M Letterman. Virginia 8 Adams & wi t . Maryland
Alice Adams. Maryland J W Higgire wf,
F Moddard. Meachusetts .1 8 Robinson. Mass
F 0 Barlow & In , New York T Reed, Warn, Del
B S Wallace. W ilm, Del Jae Bradloy, New York
Mrs Haley, Harristnirg Mr Swift, Mississippi
Semi Kennedy, New York B Mowry, Bow York
Geo N Smith, New ork Thos Watson & la, N Y
Courtright, New York John H Hunt. Penne
T B Whitne Philadelphia J Saunders & la, NJ
T Leonard. Massachusetts 13 T Rhoades H In. N York
Dims K White & In, PI York A H Hewett, Maryland
rn Walsh, Georgia G Cochran & slat. Ya
J Mu/pm, Montreal 11 Harris, Montreal
A H Barrie, New York G P Whitaker, Maryland
Mr Webb, Washington Edw Trene, New York
W T 11 Dunoan, New York W H Berne. Baltimore
Rev C M Berkman. AM Rev A A Durtie,
—(erem.) 40 ,
..iprern.).. xia
())rera.).. Ne
MERCHANTS' HOTEL—Fourth street, below Arch.
Mr Fairbanks. Pike's Peak Mr Stokes, Pike's Peak
113 Kunkel. Harrisburs A B Demme. 1011116
Wm A Wallace, Clearfield L Wilniartb, Pittsburg
Baml Mitehe%Clearfield F F Cram. la Carolina
G 1) Haug hawout, Scranton J 0101'111nm Snyder eo
13 ,11 Church & la, Bordent'n 8 Carman & la, New York
John Hall, Elmira N Y E Tomlinson. ri Jersey
N 13 Cortright, Mll Chunk A G Brodhead, Jr, Penns
11 Conger, rely York
JONES' HOTEL—Chestnut street, above Sixth,
W Morgan, New York D W Bell, North Carolina
A W Bel l, North Carolina Geo P deott, Vi.eshington
II Clayton, Tamaqua D H Jaokeon. Georgia
M 8 McCoy, Baltimore Mr Dougherty, Penns
J P Reband. Now Jersey I. T Judd. Coonsotiont
B Charnymey, Lemoqater 6 D ul.erton, New Jersey
N P Blanchard. N J 3 L Tatum. New Jersby
J Walker, Washington Henry Woods, Maryland
W T Dorson, Maryland
T. LOWS HOTEL, Chestnut at.. above Third.
J Ballade, ReadinF, Pa Wm Moofarland, N York
George Walker. I a J Durinney & la. New York
J Little. Haverville ProfJ De Launey. N York
.1 B Damian. Phile. H. O Barrows & la, Cata
H Chambirlam, New York A If Warren, New York
F J New York .1 F Clair, Now York
A Tabsott, Vontaearicut D Hagerty, Richmond, Ya
A Josopht, New York R Smith lJonnectiout
Wm fklee New Yoils Miss E Som. Saratoga
Wm P Lola, Dalt' inore
COMMERCIAL 1107k11.--Bmth irt,, above Chestnut,
Wm Pyle, Chester co B Darlinston
E A Rowell, New Jersey' I M Baker Harrisburg
Wangard, Pottstown B t! ffitb I.hesier oo
M Pennock,Wil, Del 8 Chester co. Pa
8 Pennock, Cheater co. Pa A Baker, Polowate co. Pa
Chas F Wen z. Pt Deposit F '184(0T. West Cheater
J H 118,7 ea. West Chester 88 Cope, West Ch stet.
Whttehead. Oxford Wm T Bye, POIMYIVanIa
Jno N Rogers, Pennsylvania Amos B Rogers. Pa
STATES UNlON—Market street. above Sixth.
.J Bretton Delaware . P Ledny. Lancaster, Pa
Jos Atok, iblesnurst A Wakefield, Pa
Sarni Cooprr, Perrysville Jae Preeborne, Ea
M simper, Pennsylvania W Wheeler. Pennsylvania
Thee ti Franklin, Pa W Lyman, Delaware
Oeheltree, Delaware 't hos Bmith, Reading
.01.BR1C iIN llOTEL—ttnestunt at., above, Fifth.
J 0 Leary, Wilmington, Del FI B Swoops. Clearfield
B Murtaugh, Carbon co dam! Patterson, M. thank
J B Champion. Phila Dr Thomas, W Chester
David Thomas, Jr. Pa Wm Flintlems. Maryland
Chas slunsiolrer, Pa N Hatl, Connecticut
Wm Howell, Wilm, Del T L Mattoon, Willa, Del
8 e Mann, Boston J D Porter, Boston
O Barnes & wit, UM E M Stokes, Dal
O T Harvey. Pen n'a J H Eacleaine, New Work
M b Holmee, X Carolina B Oraham, N Carolina
It 1? May, Maryland
MOUNT VERNON HOTEL—Second et., above Arch
Lewin Whipple, New York' H King & la, Villa
frlre Townsencl.,Phila CO Yale, Philadelphia
Merit Paxson. Delaware M Greenleaf , Boston_
.1 K Wri. ht. Hooke co John Davin '
Win. Del
Jos Morrie, Delaware P calhoun.l4l arr land
Taos H Moore, Maryland W Aiigood, Delaware
W A Cook, I.IOIIMWSII3 Ni Wright, Boston
NATIONAL 110TEL—flace street, above Third.
J T Baldwin, Banton J Bang. Lebanon
OT 8 Vveialej. New York I 0 atone
O Warw.ak, l•ancaster u A ntfne, Belumore
II .1 Handler, Pottaviile C W flatworm, Bethlehem
D A echultz. Oettyabtug J T ileazel, Woodstde
J C Oarrelt, Maryland 8 Lyon, D.,nville
13 Whittaker, Pa 8 ateekel, Penneylranis
H H Hank, l'lreat Chester
MERCHANTS' StOUSE--Third et., above Callcrwhill.
A Mainline, Whitt' Haven) G Guise, White Haven
H R Davidson. Lynn, blase A Rimylootr, Gettyeburg
E Burkhart. Sohlk no, Pa at Fubrer. Reading
J Krim, Pen neyiverns T H Rank. Lab no Pa
11 Gedahneyer. eunbary, Pa It S Randall, Easton
W eanerbier. Rending
HARLEY HHHAV—aeoond street. below Vine.
Vanaredale, Maryland Thou Flit, Lambertville
A Doren, Hatboro Thos H Hart, Books oo
W Hver.tt, New Jersey JD° P tavezey, Books oo
J Fifth Pennsylvania. J Cadwallader. Fox Chase
Jared Boyd, New Hose I Davis, Doylestown
Rob B N.ly. Hartsville John &doh. Hartsville
BLACK PEAR HOMlL—Third at.. above Ca
.11.1 , noht •1•11 t t 2\ I , ‘ tarSOOD. Penne
H %V W ' l3
eeedlsr. Perks as I‘. Iteofgal, Poontahreo
k It Bechtel, Beehtelsyttle
BALD EAGLE—Third street. stove Callowhift.
11l Sul:eater. Remline A S Derr. Reeding
14 Seder. Pecneburg Leieeering, Yittaturg.
Dorter, Bethlehem
FOUNTAIN HOTEL—t econd et., above Market. •
Jae A Wolfe, Geo'town. Del Jones Colter, Le Bill, Del
Philip Maul°. Delaware John Tweed, Delaware
t.anal Plummer. New York Gov W Burton. Delaware
Thom U Frame, Delaware Wfl Cannon, Delaware
TEE UNION—Aroh street. above Third.
W Garrison, Philo Z L Eisner, Pittsburg
Jesse Lane, Delaware J O heading, New Jersey
W H Center, Ohio W T Coe.ler, Ohio
J D Patterson, Esston, Pa J 0 Coyle, liarrisburg
C Berner, Penne
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
SEE FOURTH PAM:
Br TRLEGRA.PH.
(Cerreepondenee of The Frees.)
IV Kw YORK. Jan e.
Arrived, barks Willard, from Triage; Baufrledisitheit,
from. Ardroasan.
BOSTON. Jen 9.
Arrived. bark Miss Nightingale, w a s
from N York
for Cork. 25th Mt, lot 42, long 65, was struck by a SON.
hove' down. started after house, loat staunoheons and
bulwarks, and shifted cargo. 27th, during the same gale,
was struok by a sea, thrown on hot beam ends, shifted
cargo again, righted, found six feet of water In the
hold, and been pumping out ever tine.
liAmrrort BoADS, Jan 9.
Arrived. chips John Stewart, Morning Glory, and Ed
ward Walton. from Callao, awaiting orders.
The sohr Coen:tine from haeannah, bound to New
Bedford, put in here In dicro Pt, and wee seized by the
Inspector fora violation of the Virginia inepeotion laws.
•
hibMORANDA.
Steamship Delaware. cannon, cleared at New York
yesterday for Philadelphia.
Steamship City of ltiohniond, Mitchell, for,Plaladel
ptua,sailea from Rtohmiind Bth inst.
Ships Cumberrand. Merrill, and Addison, Pike, for Li
verpool. cleared at Mobile inst.
Ship Zetus, (Dr) Mason, from Rio de Janeiro, arrived
at Mobile Minot
Ship Isabella Norrle. from Montevideo, arrived in
Be:Tipton Amide 7th met.
Ship Wotan°, Lawson. from Liverpool, Arrived at
Savannah oth mat.
Bark lipartling Boa. Marmon cleared at New York Yes
terday for Venice.
Bark Indus. Lonnon, from Rio de Janeiro, came into
Cneaapanke Bay 7,h met.
Brig Sprite, *Joe, for Rio de de Janeiro. cleared at N
York yesterday.
Brig Bale Jackson. Collins, from Matanzas, arrived
at Savannah 6th met.
Brig_ V Knight. for Cardonits, cleared at Wilming
ton, NC. lith inst.
Brig Sarah Starr, Eday. for Havana, eleared at Wil
mington, NC, 13th inst.
Brig tit Mary. Brovoor. from Anx Cayes, arrived at N
York yesterday.
Bohr Virginia Price, Eldridge, for Demerara, olesred
at New York yesterday.
Bohr Stag, Towayend, from Richmond, arrived at N
York yesterday.
Bohr Mary & Natty, Jonas, hence, arrived at Rich
mond Bth Met.
Bahr It 1' King, Lowly, for Philadelphia, nailed from
Richmond Bth inst.
Bahl' Ann hi Edwards, Edwards, from Newborn, NC,
arrived at New York yersterday,
Bohr recuonneak, Barnes, for New York, cleared at
Savannah 6th inst.
tiNEWAST—TIORN.—On the Bth instant, by the, Rev.
George DnMeld, Wm. it. Stewart to tsusie fi. Horn.
daughter of John Born, Ego, all of this intr.
VANISKITI—KELLY.—un the 4th Instant. by the
Rey. Dr. iv entzei, Jacob iranakity to Mary Keel?, both
of Chester poen ty, Pa.
BACKE 17—hlATTREWS.—On the 7th instant, by
the Rev. ILE. Gilroy, MrAlas Sackett to Mien Sarah
Matthews, both of Books county, Pa.
DIED.
LOTHROP.—January 9.1811, Mary de Bonneville Lo
throp, widow of leano•Lothrop, and daughter 01 the late
John May Xemn.
The friends of the family are invited to attend the
funeral, from the residence of her mother. southwest
corner of Sixth and Spring Garden streets, on
naturdey. Jan. 12,1801. at 10 A. M. Dteadinx paws
please nom)
obROBANT.—On the 9th instant, John Sergeant. Ln •
fent eon or William and Bona .k spy Sergeant.
CAISEN.—Iin the 3d instant, Mary, wife or John
Caisey. aged SY years,
Funeral from the residence of her husband, N. E.
corner of Thirteenth and Fi , gwater fitment, this
(Thursday) afternoon, at 2Y, o'clock.
OIL SERT.—On the 6th instant, Uharlee Gilbert, in
VI, 70th year of his age.
Funeral from hie late residenoe. Church road, tips
(ThuredeY) morning, at 10 o'clock.
Kahn?. —On the 6 th instant, Alexander U. Rene,
aged 61 yenta.
Funeral from his late residence. Trenton avenue.
above Church street, Frank ford. this I Thursday) ear
n'Ettt)ro,-Vate 7111 instant, Mary Kelly, aged 6.3
years.
MARKS.—On the eth instant, John Al. Narks, aged
131 years rani 6 months.
Funeral from his tate reeitlence, No, 926 Button
wood street, below Fourth, tide (Thursday) afternoon,
at 2 o'clock. •
. . .
MURELY, ,
—On the Bth instant, Bernard, Infant eon of
Bernard and Catherine Murry, aged 2 Years and 8
months.
Funeral from the residence of hie parents, No. 808
South
k. Eighth street, this (Thursday ) morning, at 9
o'cloo
• Niel: E.-4)n the Bth instant, Aire. Johanna Nagle, in
the 68th year of her ago.
Funeral from the reeidence of her son. Frame Nagle,
southeast corner of Front and Catharine streets, this
ahureday afternoon, at instant
O'Nr..lLL.—On the Bth William J. O'Neill,
eon of Frannie sad &manna O'Neill, aged 1 year
months, and 29 days.
Funeral from the residence of his parents, No. 1188
Jaokson street. west of Tenth. below Washington,
Second ward. thin (Thursday ) afternoon at 1 o'clock.*
SMITH.—On the 7th instant, William P.Bnuth, age d
Ia ear*.
Funeral from his late residence. No 922 Eleventh
Street, due (1 lin', day) afternoon, at 334 o'olook.
MOURIVING GOODS FOS. 1861.—Just
seenased New Belles Beeond Mourning "But linh
Chintzes and neat Stiles Week and White ditto, at
13th ota. ; Black A bine eat, 1 8X,21 5 , 3 Cf; etc; Bombs-.
ante A.lptioose, 27)4. a 0,62/, 76 ; Mohair
kiintrea, t 17 ,1 ate, to ; ;Think soon toualinn, Benlish
Crapea, y e n Craven, Crape Frills and crape Veda,
Rouna Corner Crape, Lace and Grenadine Neils, Unmet
Collars and Cottarettne t timbal Bombazines. Jouvida
Blank Kul Moves, making_ our stook of it.LAIN BLACK
and nilitCON D MOURNINO OCOnd full and ooniPletst
M N
ENO BO V, plantain Storm,
halo no, a Oheatnut *treat,
UP TO 12 O'OLOOIC LAAT MOOT
.BtAltitlED
M"ITALY 413.12 , -.I3ANTE."—WEY.-
FRANCIB VINTOw, OrD., of New York, nt
ER'y ALL, IMIEBT 3tlT,- above Twelfth
Street, TUESDAY . FYLNING,I3th
Tiokete 3S Conte; for sole at the 13ptBoone, Book De
poeitory 1324. ()hotfoot street, llama Dr, 131 Bit, 911 Chest
nut street, and at the door. - Je/0 th sto St
A•NA M. "LON 08.110 ~ POTTS,
M D., will deliver the Seo and Lecture of the
course to Ledisson Medical Sabi ots,.at the ASSEM
BLY DM la)/ I* 01. TEN TN avil CHI ATNVT Street.,
TINS AFTERNOON, at .93i' o clock. Admission Teti
Come. it.
WA STATED MEETING- OF THE
[lewd re Mennee e COME iONAKY
E"CY OP THE CITY OP PHILADELPHEA.waI
be boat nt No, ita North F.FTH Strer , t, below Ara,
on FRIDAY tiVENINO, Me Ar 10..., At 7 o'oloolr.
jelo-2t. It. It. IT iItPLICII, beoratary,
rierREGENT PER*ONAL OBSERY/C-
TioNti IN I VAL.Y.—The Second Lootu.e be
ore the Y. AI. C. A. or till North Preathyterion choroh,
by WILIAM A. PIPER. M; D., THIS ( rhuretlay I
Ma:NINO, to the Leetere-room, to which the publin
are minted. &abject. " ter." It,
rWCAUTION.—ALL ' , masons AR r
cautioned against trusting any of the Crew of
tollend schooner RAD RONA. Ronan, matter. from
Rotterdam, au no debts of their contracting will be
paid by captain or consignee.
HENRY 130111,Erf & CO.,
jald•fit g I and 142..1 Routh FOURTH Street.
EG.. THE WEEK OF PRAYER THROUGH
OUT THE IVOR Lft—Nervines will be he'd
every day_ this weelc, from 12 to 13 '
. cieleok. in the RAN
SOM-Si RE.ET - BAPTIST OBURCIL conducted by
nitnisters of different denominations. Sitlsinot of pray
er TO-DAY. ( Thursday. January lath,) ' ,
the throula
bern of the Word of (led, and a blessing ((eon Christian
Literature." Chrintothe of every name are invited to
Participate. 11*
-
rr. PHILADELPHIA CA PETS—SECOND
81588 / o '.. — A new Company being formed. AP
ofinatinn reoeived dedy,nt the Armory. BROAD street,
below Spruce, 810 for four months' instruction; uni
form ald 1311P, 5 11 ; muekot end oartridae. box, 861.
1 41 0 at
[Cr' JUNIOR GUARD.—YOUNG GENTLE.
coon deairitix Jon this elite Company. (the
tneMbers to ter of the ago between 14 .to 18 years, to be
ioetruc(.d by Mr HORENDORP, constdered the most
ettimentdrill.olliner in the State, are requested to send
their namee sad direations to tho ConilOfflOO Of Mee
bon, Mire or hl. 111,AtiRO. No, 107 South TRIR
TBENTII Street. The charge for four months' in
struction will be 810 Drill Moods) , and Wedriesdar,
from 7to 9 P. M., and the Company win be organized
BROADY. the 14th instant, at 7 o'clock. at the. Armory,
Street. below Berme. lalo .4t
OFFICE OF TUE WYOMING CANAD
COMPANY. No. 230 WALNUT STREET,
NOTADETOR TA
E STOCKHOLDF.RB.—The minuet
mooting of tho fitockholders will he hold at the office of
the Company. No. e3o wctrium street. in the ear
of Philadelphia. on MONDAY, January 21, 1860, be
tween the hours of twelve and three o'oloaa. at which
time an election wilt titre place for a President. Vice
President. and eta Managers to serve for the mining
year. CHARLES PARRISH,
ialO•thstutjA2 l Secretary.
ITMUTUAL, FIRE. INSURANCE COM
PANY OF PHILADELPI3 I A.The Annual
Hlna .1 this Company will be hold on MOND &Y.
January 14th. at one o'clook P. et., at the Rooms of the
Board of Trade. No 606 CHESTNUT sir,. et, at which
time an election will be held for twelve.. Directors. Of
fice. No. 11 south PtF t'll siteet,
lelo.lt* T. ELLWOOD CHAPMAN, Secretary.
POST OFFICE, PHIEATIA., Pa., JANU
.
iIM ARY 8, IBM
fGE is hereby given that lettere deposited in the
United Plates Lamp Poet Saxes and eab Poet offices. for
the malls. are chargeable with one cent each. in addi
tion to the regular pesgage, AND MUST BE FEEPA/D ISY
POSTAGE STAMPS.
The fetter (farriers hdre boon instructed to oharee
ONE cent and no more for eaeh letter delivered hp them,
nod in encase to =mot more, even when Vehmitivny
tendered.
jn.9 at N. U BROWNE. Postmaster.
OFFICE OP IRE UNION 111UT1DAI.,
INSURANCE COVPANY,
Pint,Allat.rl7ll,, Tan. 7,1841.
At a mestins of the Direotors, held this day. a Divi
dend of eIX P 1412 oil the outstanding, Ecru, was
deolared,,payable to the Peri pholders, or their legal re
riftennaßan. .7s i k e er; l lk h l 3 B67. ompany, on and
im)-12t. 308. cobLisoti, Secretary.
BErOFFICE OF THE FAME INSURANCE
CO.. N 0.4100 CHESTNUT street.
PHILADELPHIA, January 7. MI.
At a meeting of the Board of Diteetorn, held thin any.
a Dividend of - THREE PER CENT. on the Capital of
the Compenv wag declared, payable on and after the
Ist day of Pobruary next.
WILLIAMS I. BLANCHARD.
jaa , tfel Secretary.
Eig.' OFFICE OF THE FHILADELPIIIA
CITY PASSENtiE a RAILWAY COMPA NY.
Pa Ir. A PEI:MA% January 7.1161.
The Hoard of Directors have this daY declared a di
vidend of two dollars nor share, payable on and after
the Itith of January 1861, at the office of the oompany.
TvreNTY-FlRs'r and CHESTNUT streets.
1118 It O rt.), T. THORN, Secretary.
[EI - PEOPLE'S LITERARY INSTITIITE.—
EV. HEN WARD III...ECHKR at lee
tore THURSDAY EVENING. Jan. 10. MI. at concert
Hall, Tiokete 23 cents, for Ealo at the Hall during' the
day. Lootare!..i; to 8.
ffOFFICE or THE GIRARD COLLEGE
P./MANGER RAILWAY COMPANY, corner
lumbia ,red Ridge avenues.—Pnirromenia, De
°amber 1860.—The annual meeting of the stockhold
ers or,. The Girard College Passenger Railway Com
-18101,gra2eoWl?. company,
on
An eleetion will be belie on the name day, between t h e
hours of It M., and 2 P. M., for a President and Five
Directors, to serve for the ensuing ear. RI y o Ter of
the Beard, WW
deal stuthtil4 tleoretary.
OFFICE OF THE FRANEFORD AND
ROUTH W ARK
b iI ITER RAILROAD COMPANY, Perks Street, be
low Fourth..-TtimanFLPltiA. January 3, 180. The Di
rectors hare tots day reelared a dividend of Form
PRIL CENT. on the Capital Stook, payable to the
Stookholeers or their legal representatives, on and at
ter the 14th inst., between the ilOlllll of 10 and 2 P. Al.
The traneler books will be closed until the 14th
fee-ernw-tl.l CR AR LPI3 R. A llOO IT, seareytry.
ANNUAL. MEETING
of the Btpokholders of the Deaver Meadow
adroad and CORI Company will be held at their OffiCO.
322 WALNUT Duvet. on MONDAY , the 21st of
„Tannery next. at 12 &cloak M., at which time an elec
tion will be held for President and ten Direotorn for
the ongoing rear. L. CIIAMBE
ilel9 Peoretarr and Treasurer.
11.1lOFFICE OF THE UNION MUTUAL IN
SURANCE CO —Pur 4/inn taco A . Deo. 31, 1860.
t:innial meeting of the kicripholdern of the Union
Mutual insurance 001nPanY of Yliiladelphia wilitie held
at the office of the company on MON HAY, January 14,
ISCI, at /2 &ok'''
ra, noon, at which time on election will
be held for eight Directors, to nerve for the emitting
three yearn. JCS. COLLISON t
de 81-121 Fie&y,
FO 0 FAR 1C E 0 F THE OREEN AND
COATES•STREET PHILADELPHIA PAR-
KNOB It RAILWAY COMPANY, TWENTY
-4YI.TH and OAThii Rte., Dar. 28th.1860
Ttre Annual Meet et ing of the Stockholders of
and te Green
Coatea.stre Philadelphia Passenger IblilWAY
Company. for the elention of a Prenulent and twelve Di
reotore, to 6011) for the ensuing year. will he held at the
Plfien of tha Company, on MONDAY, January - lith,
1811. at 12 &cloak, noon.
de2.5014 . ill:ail/1 SHAH WOOD, 'Secretary.
W°Frac% OF THE ENTERPRISE IN
01IRANCE CONIPANY, No. 400 WAL
STREET.
r111LADEL1IIIA• December 0, two.
trorrae.—Tho Annual mantles of the erne/Molders
of the ENTERPRISE INBURANCE COMPANY will
1e held on MOND ay, the Nth day of January , 1861, at
ohalook A. M. at the office of the Company.
An eleotion for receive Directors to Nerve the en
gulps year, will be held the same day at the came place,
between the, hours of 10 olatoes A. At. and 21'. AI
de27 alt CHARLEs W. cOXP, tieerstarY•
-ogricz OE TIRE }Arum INSURANCE
CO.; No 406 CB en - 411T BireeL
— The 417120.1 Meting of the Moab° dere of this Com
pany will be held at their olhee, on MONDAY, Jauuary
14, 1861. at e o cloak A. M.
An.eleetion for Twelve Bireotors, to serve for the
1111811er year. will be held tun same day, at the same
plane, between the hooray, 10 A. AL end 2 P. Id.
WILLIAhIe I. BLANCHARD.
ja4-tjal4 ecoratary.
THE PHILADELPHIA, WILMING
TON. AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD COM-
December 1 1.10.10.
The annual meeting of the Btookholders of this Mtn'
yany will tale place in Wilmington. at the other of the
Company. on monkey, the 14th January next, at 10
o'clock 4. ht.. for the eleotioh of Directors to serve for
the ensuing year. and for the transaction of scab other
Auld nese an may legally come before the meeting.
detedtll4 ALFRED DORMER. decretarr.
INSuttANcE COMPANY 4.rf THE
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, January 1,1861.
An Caption for thirteen Directors of the Compaq',
to serve Mr one year. will be head at the Company a
office, Nos. 4 and EXCHANGE hinizirm. foci-
DAY, January 14. 1161, between the hours of ten o'eook
A. M. and one o'clock P. Al. WILLIAM HARPER,
liD - tits&writer,
•
FGR 011ARLESIL ON, S. 0
STEAMSHIP KEYSTONE STATE,
CAPTAIN MARSHMAN,
Will positively Bail TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) at 10
o'olock A. M.
A. HERON, Ja. & Co.,
It 126 NORTH WHARVES.
ryIfIERE ARE NO PICTURES MORE
a. - useful, more durable or more con-cot than Vi
siting cord PhOtograpilt. 'vilely may be had for 81
per donee. 81 00 for two dozen, at REIMER% Gal
lery, SECOND street, above dram It*
911110, NOTES OF THE ANTHRACITE
1 1- BANK OF TAMAQUA will be redeemed until
further rattan, at 13 percent.. at the ban eine-house of
JOHN Is. FOX A. CC,
It' No. 11 eolith THI tin Street.
EDMUND WILCOX. W. J. DELLEKER
WILCOX ,R 7, DNELEILER,
NOTAIIIRS PUBLIC.
CUSTOM HOUSE BROKERS,
404 MIP,sTNUT Street
jaB•tutha6E
LIGHT! LIGHT!!
COAL OIL LAIOYS!!!
A now Style CHIMNEY, not liable to break.
The greatest variety °CLAMPS in the oar.
The beet BURNERS and LAMPS in the United
States.
The greatest variety of PAPER SHADES and LAMP
FIXTURES.
LAMPS at the lowest priOCH,wholesale and I awl.
A SILVER MEDAL and three highest promiums
Slave been awarded to three LAMPS,
Call at the COAL 011. LAMP DEPOT, 56 and 5t.4
SOUTH SECOND Street.
H. (J)U ETE R,
MORE LIGHT AND BETTER LIGHT !
A now style COAL OIL LAMP CHIMNEY.
A new style COAL OM LAMP CHIMNEY.
Not no llablo to breast and gives more light.
Not so liable to break and wee more light.
KEROSENE OIL by the barrel or gallon.
Call at the COAL OIL LAMP DEPOT,
66 and 1.8 SOUTH SECOND Street.
H. 00 ULTE.II,
ja7tuths-St.
MUNN So COMPANY.
fROFBIBTO7IS OF TUE
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,
and Agents for proouring At:minim and Foreign
PATENTS.
WITH SIXTEEN SEATIB' EXPERIENCE IN TILE
Refer to Ron. Judge MAsos, Ron. JO3EPII Hot.r. lion.
W. D. 01011 OP, Ex•Commisatoners of Patents and to
Snore ttian Furraar. INVENTO O .I who have
hadtoner businesi done through Munn k Co.'s Patent
A.
PAMPIII,IIT or ADVICR sent free 1110.1.
FA4 ENT Lawn and RICMILATIONq. 100 pages, 22 cents
math
Mom ?b. 37 PARR ROW. New York. and Wash.
Ingram 020-thertan
it SHOE:I44%IMR & Co.,
GLASS, PAINTS,
OILS, AND VARNISHES,
Northeast Corner FOURTH and RACE Streeter
do 4-6ro
HENRY TARR,
M A I 13 L E WORN,
GREEN !STREET, ABOVE SEVENTH,
dlo.lm PHILADELPHIA.
- NEW, PUBLICATIONS.
ENGRAVED PORTRAITS.
Father of the followtng nylenCid yortraite can be had
at our oottnter, rice 15 cents each, Or wilt be sent poet
pal for 15 (tents ; each or game.
. . . . .
REV. C. ff. 13E4111 O_ON, GARtRALDT,
PRIECI3 OP VAPORS. fillblHOLD__,. PRINCE ALIESED.
EDWARD SVERRTT. N. W. BBECIOnt,
NAPOLEON. P.IIGENTE. PREEICOTT. MACAULAY.
And 140 others. For earners sena for circular. P;a4th
Portrait to avompanied by a memoir, and the illus
trated News at the World, "'ratite.
IL A. BRO WtreN &
14 HANOVER Set, soeton,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers ia_Ent ravage. Ontomos,
011 Prints,lllu4trated Works, &0., &o.
Jate-theta 6t
VANITY FAIR.
OUT TO-DAY. A SUPERB NUMBER
A LEI rßtt FROM ARTEMUS WARD,
"ONTO TilE WING."
A C0110111111(1011 Or Ludlow '0 Bile atoll,
THE PRIMPENNY FAMILY
A iiLABRINO SONNET TO ROWELL COIN
A CAPITAL CARTOON or
BOBBY ikIiDERSON,
mid a host or other good things.
FOR SALE BY ALL NEWSMEN
THE CONSTITUTION
OF THE
UNITED STATES.
Just published. in neat psmoblet form. Single copies,
3 cents ; $2 par hundred. The Trade supplied by
RO?'& TOU&IEY,
Wholesale Agents, No. 121 NASSAU Street,
Or by the Pub:inhere,
FRANOPI HART (fa C 30..
ia9-6t No 63 COURTLAND Street. New York.
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
INDIA bHAWL & .
VELVET OLOAKB,
OLOTH CLOAKS,
SHAWLS,
DRESS GOODS,
In great variety and choice ieleoti ona, at
GEORGE PRYER'S,
No. 016 CHESTNUT STREET.
Dols -t1
.14INENS'SHIRTINGS, SHEETINGS
Frontmg, noting. and Pillow Linens,
Material for fine shirts,
Linens and Moline by the piece,
(MO Flannels and Tinkings.
TABLE D A &MBES.
Be pert, stook Table Clotho and Damasks,
(land Napkins, Large Damask Towels,
Doylies. extra large and fine Table Clothe,
All at the iowest mines at retail or
BY THE (41/N
aTlPY,oheap for each.
COOPER & CUNARD,
Jag Southeast corner NINTH and MARKET.
QAWLS, CLOAKS, DRESS GOODS,
AND EMBROIDERED COLLARS AND SETS.
Largo display of Woolen Shawls, salting cheap,
Cl•mkg clog ng ant gt oust and lees.
Entire stook of Drees Goals at nominal prices,
Some Winter Goods at a groat sawlike.
ESPYCIAL BARGAINS
To he had from our large and desirable Clerk as we are
DETERAIINKD TO REDDCE IT
by off:ring satisfaotorr inducements.
COOPER & CONARD.
Southeast oorner NINTH and MARKET.
CLOAKS.—The greatest bargains in the
Dili at
IVENS'.
CLOAKB.—The largest stook, the beet assortment,
the oilmen colors, the finest qualities, the moat superb
trimmings, the newest styles, the beet work, and deci
dedly the lowest Piiool% in the city, at IVENS'. 23
South NINTH. 81.Yeitit. noia3rn
iILOAKS.—The CITY CLOAK STORE,
v 192 North EIGHTH. Every one is talking of
the great bargains and auverior quality of the CLOAKS
at the new CLOAK fl/ORE, 142 North EIGHTH
Street. noll-3m
CLOAKS.—If iii want the best value
for your moneyt,geno the City Cloak Store, 190
North MOUTH Street, above Cherry. nolls-9m
CLOAKS,—The CITY CLOAK STORE,
142 North Etunru, is said to be the beet and
cheapest etore in the intl. nol6-6m
CLOAKS.—A magnificent assortment of
all the neweet styles imported this season, with
every new material, made up and trimmed in the very
hest manner, at prices that defy all Competition. at the
Paris Cloak Btore, northeast corner of EIGHTH and
WALNUT Streets. nols-3m
LUPIN'S EXTRA SUPER FRENOH ME
a_A RI NOB, Reduced to el per yard. worth 91.50.
Lower vetoed do.
Bt oh do for 75 conte to 91.
Extra Super Blaok Thi hot Cloth .91.25.
velour loaking Cloth.
Poplin at 973 6 reduced from 62.f6 canto.
Velour Poplin% better qualities, all reduced.
All Wool and other Plaids.
Mona do Loines. Valerom, &o.
Cloth Cloaks,
Brooho end Blanket Ellswle
/looped akata•
Embroidered Collars and Sets,Ao.. all marked down
before stook tatting.
Just In
-4-4 Alaeonw Ile aod Rochdale /Hosting. 1234 oenta.
.9-4 Adams & Bon's Manila. JO cents. worth 12he cents.
Ch ARLES ADAMS le BON.
ABU EIGTHTH and ARCH Pta.
rpfIORNLEY & ORISIWS ! !
-11- One Dollar Bilks for 750.!
Dollar Twenty-five cent Silks for 81!!
Dollar Fifty.eant Mika for 8145! !!
Dollar Seventy-five oent Silks for 01.50: !!:
REDIJCTION IN PRICES!
Long Brooke lihaarts. Excellent, for SE.
Long Brooke Shawls. Superior,. for 1.110 to am
Long Brooke Shawls, Very fine, for $l4. 818, 818,
and 879.
NEW CLOAK ROOM!!!
Beautiful Cloaks for $B.
Fine Beaver Cloaks for 87 8 t 8 , 8 5 , and SW.
Richly and Elegantly 'kr tmmed too 80, 815, 818,
880. and
_s2s.
Arab u looks, Zonave Jackets, Black and Fan oy
Cloths, kit., km_
DEBT BLACK BILKS:::
Good Quality Black Billie, will wear well, for 81.
Heavy Black Silks, Black Figured Silks, Act., Ao.
MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR!!!
A Largo Stook of Clothe.
A Large Stook of Cassiniereg, Sattinette, &Veiling&
Blankets, Flannels, Linens and Hushes.
At THO#NLEY Ar. cuttorti,
R. E. Corner EIGHTH it FROG GARDEN Sta.
N. .B.—Every artiole bought for cash. not
fI_OOD GOODS DRAW GOOD FAMILY
SOLFERINO AND MAGENTA POULT
DE 80111 in from Auction, and for sale M HALF
PRICE,
Evening Mike,
Pearl tins, Half.prioe.
Dines. Pearl and Mode.
Watered
tre.
FOURTH and ARAMI
EYRBLANDELL, FOURTH AND
ARCH Iffiestel,
Bast Family Flannels.
Best Celt n Flannels.
Best Shirting !dueling.
Pest Minting Linen,
Jest Washing Prints.
Families euenited low. ja4-fmw tf
.BARGAINS AT JOHN H. STOKES'.--
Gents' Maude at Stokes'. 702 4 rob.
Conte Cod ,rshirts, at Stokes 702 Arch.
Gents' Stoves, at Stokes .70,2 Arch.
Goats' Stookings, Sto Stokeso3 Arch.
Gents' alit Bosoms, at '. 702 Arch.
Gentlemen, call and (mamma Stokes' Stook.
The No. 70 . 3 ARCH isTREEr. dell
TOX GOODS—SELLING OFF.
DRY GOODS—SELLING OFF.
Below Cost.
13810 W Coot,
Must be closed out in One Month.
Must he closed out in One Month.
Before Monk Time.
Before Moak Time.
At JOHN H. STOKES, 102 ARON Street. de24. tf
'IVEW BALMORAL&
11 ii tmo ohoioe dosing.
Poplin corded Balmotabs.
Dark offoota and bright colors.
Solid colors, top and bottom.
Bold Scotch Plaid&
nor beat &splay thin season.
SHARPLEtS BROTHERS.
dell "onEsTilur and EIGHTH Streets.
VINE QUALITY PRINTS.
A lot of Engloth and American Calieoes, of hand
BOMO designs and line quality. for Christmas presents
at 8 cents. tfttARPLE3B Bfurrif ERS.
den CHESTNUT and EIGHTH Streets.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
NOTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP. The
N undersigned have this da.y formed a copartnership,
under the firm of ROBIN CON, SCOTT. & CO.. for the
pewee of carrying on the Auatinn and Commission
Business, and will 000UPT the store No. t 43 BROAD
WAY. at present 'pimpled by Henry Robinson & Co.
Dated New York, J anuarr 3,156).
HENRY ROBINRON,
BENJAMIN SCOTT.
ja9-18t WILGIAM h. YARSO 18.
PROPRIETOR
NAV E HAVE THIS DAY ADMITTED
WILLIAM MELLOR as partner incur Arm.
and will continue the business as Importers and Jobbers
of English, French, and Getman Hosiery, Linens, and
Small warns. nt their ROW aIOTO, NOW 40 and 42
North 'THIRD Street. THomtal MELLOR & CO.
_Philadelphia. Dec.: 11,1 M. .011-12t*
lIIIIRPHY-WHIPPLE IRON BRIDGE,
STONE, QUIGLEY, it BURTON,
No. 333 "W A Ai UT teTREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
Beg leave to inform Railroad Companies, and others
name's ted in bridge construction, that they have formed
a connection in business with JOHN W. hIURPHY,
Civil Engineer, (author and inventor of the above well
known plan of iron bridted and are prepared to execute
orders, from any part of the country, from his designs
and personal superintendence.
All letters relating to plans and estimatesshould be
addressed to JOHN W. MURPHYCiviI as sneer.
nol3.em For STONE, QUIGLEY, It BURTON.
PROPRIETOR
TO THE POBLICI.—In consequence of
certain parties having infringed Lettere Patent,
owned by the undereigned, for machines for paging
boolcs, and printing ono numbering local and coupon
Railroad tiok els, 1 have instituted legal proceedings to
pr Botect.uffalo, rp= igs.
Jannery 8,1831." °"16 ElAjaiPBVt`
iptILLFARD TABLES FOR SALE,-
Three DILLIA RD TABLES. Phelan's Cushions,
Marble Beds. in ownplete order. Inquire at the north
east cornerof SIX Fit and Mir lartla Streets, second
rd,Nry,
,A,LaEs ARE RESPEOTFULLY INVl
ted to visit the Itogest and riehest assortment of
W reatha. and Head Drosses, just arrived from
Felix, of Paris nt I. 3OLLIREV a, 1314 (311.E3T14 UT
Street, Also, French Ferfiimerl. deglabt
13 HILAI)ELPHIA LOOAL EXPRESS
COMPANY, 28 South FIFTH Street, deliver
freight. panels, and bar gage throughout the oft.
, Pa
tont - tar en-e and attention given to the oonveyaneeo r i
baggage to all the railroad depots. in4.lm*
V.l - 10W OASlLS.—Uerrnan Silver and
Wooden. all &zee and patterns; also, Office Fur
niture made to order bi Wen. H, ORoVR,
353-1 m No. 111 North FOURTH Street.
SPONGES FOR SURGEONS, for gate by
WETHERILL & BROTHER.
dela 47 and 49 North RECORD et.
Good Black Silks.
Good Friendly Silks.
Good Fashionable Silks,
Good Winter
Good Household (hods.
Good All-wool Flanuets t
Good Linens. Howllino. t r icks, &0., &a
& LANtIbLI, Fourth and Arch
CLOTHING.
E ; 'O. THOMPSON;
TAILOR,
NORTHEAST CORNER OF SEVENTH ARP WAL
NUT STREETS,
opposite Washington Square.
PANTALOONS IN FIT A GUARANTEE.
N. B.—Gentlemen visiting the city are sawed to
have their Mel3llllTee taken for future orders.
nols tuthe2m
WANTS.
WANTED—A Salesman for city trade,
• • In a Market-street Cloth House; inset be of
undoubted ohareoter. Addrese "B. E. B. J.," at t h us
othee.
WANTED.—& practical Book-keeper
wishes an engagement unexceptionable refe
rence ea to character. ability. &a., will be given. Ad
dress" M..b. J.," 61.3 MARKET Street, or office adios
paper. Jae.et*
WANTED—By a Stout, Able Man, a
IF situation as Porter or Watchman in a Wholesale
Store or Factory. Good reference given. Address
J. R.." o ffi ce of this gaper. Ja7 at
WANTED TO RENT—By a good tenant,
a !Stable whteli will acoommodate about fifteen
home. Address Stabte." .eress °Mee. noS-tf
WANTED.--A smart, active boy may
V V obtain No
situation by applying to H. J. MEN
NINGISIt, No. 113 North .biGiaTii Street, third
story. Oeti-tf.
AA YOUNG SUN FROM THE COUNTRY
A- wishes a enaction in a Wholesale or Retail Groce
ry Store. Can furnish the beet of reference. e7.4t*
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
ro LE P---The commodious and desirable
upper rooms. No. 513 MARKET Street. being
the Seoond. Third, Fourth and Fifth swim frontal by
125 feet, lighted in front, side, and by two large til
lights. The choice loosamn for oneness and the supe
rior manner of construction make them more than or
dinarily attracinve to business firms making or dimities'
a °linage of iodation; boe•Sztnree throughout. Apply
at MY r Rd, CLAGHORN, Ir. CO., auctioneers, cornet
MA KET and BANK Streets. jab-tf
TO LET—A Double House, with all me.
dent conveniences, and very mutable 'bran,'-
swum northeast corner Sixteenth and etch streets
(No. 16.13 pp/r at the house, or to ft. F. RALEY,
o. 42 south I'HIND Street jai at
di FOR BALE.—The Store and Dwell
jug. No, ell ARCH Ftreat. Term eau% Apply
to ALLEN & BINS, Real Estate Broken, /mahout
fl
corner FOURTH and WALNU Rtreeta, No. 3 co coo n
oor. t.
F" ""013A.NUE.-A UHuIOE UtaUT
of good nnunprovea farm land in the State of Mire
Jersey, convenient to the cavort!" be exchanged for
oituraperty. Apply at „No. HS FEDERAL area.
111, FARMS AND COUNTRY-SEATS
FOR GALS.—The IttlOrsigned, having for We
largo amount of vropertym Montgomery and adjoining
counnee, ouch as karma. Country heats. liflee
Stoma, Lumber Yards. Hotel., tco., ho., persons wish
= to Purchase or exchange will find it to their advan
tage to cell. No charge for showingerope.ttee. Cata
logues sent by mail. Addrees R_ ! CORSON,
of44m Norristown. Pa.
FOR SALE-A BARGAIN.'
A VALUABLE FARM,
MANSION AND OUT-BUILDINGS,
TWO STEAM MILLS,
29 Stone dwellings for workmen.
And 130 ACRES OF LAND. on Ridge Pike, 3 miles
above Norristown.
The mills are worked by steam onwer. with facilities
for dyeing and drying. and all other necesgar7 Oonvent
onset; for Manufacturing Cotton and Woollen Goods.
The "hole property commands a rent of 82100, and
yam:dually paid. For terms and pirtionlars apply to
R. R. CORoON.
de7f-thstugt Norristown, Pa.
RR. CORSON,REAL ESTATE BROKER
,* AND CONVEYANCER, NORR.TSTOWN, PA.
—Real Estate bought and sold on reasonable terms.
Stores and dwellings for sale or rent in Nornstown and
country. Good mortgages negotiated. Colleetions made.
The best references given. due em
MISSOURI LAND!!
600,000 Acres for Sale and entry, at prices ranging
from 1.2.16 to 60 cents per acre, in any quantities re
quired,
TAX KB paid and PATENTS procured for purchasers
of Land under the Graduation Act.
Plats tarnished gratis by enclosing a postage stamp.
For further information apple to
WlLaorl. n - Avr.t.INCS, &i CO..
U.S. and Genoral Land *tents.
CLIESTis UT etpeet.
Between THIRD and FOUR TH.
ST. LOINS. Mo.
LAND WARRANTS booght, sold, and located.
ja7-3m
BOARDliciti.
BOARDING.—A desirable Front Boom,
Third Story. with Brat.clase board. on Walnut
fiercer.. near Broad References exchanged. A ddreee
" Board," Press °Moe. a 7 -Et*
LEGAL.
TN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
al, OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY. OF FEBRUARY
TERM, 1881. Ivo. 18. Breve de partitions facienda.
Jacob B. Hoffner and Caroline. his wife, an ;Iglu of
the said Caroline end c lira Morrison. vs. Samuel Fiss,
Ana H. Clark, Bleza Fins, Jesse Fins, Joseph Fins.
Miriam Figs, john Evan', end Sarah. ha wife, Catha
rine Boyd, Hannah Figs Samuel Borden t John Borneo,
Joseph Borden. Ann Borden, Louisa Borden. Benjamin
Bevan, and George Bevan.
Notice is hereby given to the above•named parties
that, by virtue of the above mentioned writ of parti
tion. an inquest will be held and taken IMP the premi
ses therein described, (to wit: All that meesusge. and
tenement. and tract of Land, situated in the township
or Lower Marion, in the county of Montgomery. ad
joining lands of William Luber, Dennis Kelly, and
Samuel Sanders, containing five acres, thirty-one
Perches. and eighty-nine hundredths of - a_ perch, or
thereabouts, with the appurtenances). on MONDAY,
the nth day of January. A. D.1r61, at 10.o!olock in the
forenoon, for the purpose of making partition or valua
tion and appraieement of said real estate. as in said
writ is required, at which time and place said parties
can attend if they see proper.
JOHN. M. STAUFFER,
Sheriff of Montgomery county,
Elnitnises Omen, Norristown, December 11. A. D.
1800. delS-that
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT OF THE
A- CITY AN,..C . CCUtaX . 9I . FIFUADELPHIA.
-- fetlii - eOt JO<6PH PttlOE.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit. settle,
and adfust the first account filed by JOHN I. WHITE,
dministator D. Hai C. T. A. to the Estate of JOSEPH.
PRICE, deceased, and to report dietribution of the ba
lance in the hands of the AcaoUntant, hereby, gives
notice that he will meet all armies interested in the
Estate to attend to the Mama of Ma appointent. on
TUESDAY AFTERNOON. January fl, at 4 o ' clock, at
hie Office. No. 259 Booth FIFTH fittest, in the city of
Phdanelohin.
INSURANCE CORPANIES.
PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANOE
COMPANY—Pnly,antunta. JAN. 8,1860 —At en
elaotion held at the °Mae of tad Comintay. on Monday,
thected 7th T Ind the following gentlemen were dell
elerustees
TO SERVS YON. TIMIS YEAI3.
John 0. Brenner, Wall am P Hanker,
Benlamin Coates, Jneeph B. Trotter.
William Martin, William H. Kern.
Richard s. Newbold. James Jguiton,
James B. McFarland.
TO SIRVE POE TWO vilans.
James O. Peelle.
TO 6811.VX POE ONX TEAR.
Jams I taqueir,
At a meet‘ng of the Board of Trustees held this one
Bins. DANIEL L. BILLER, Esq.; was elected Pre
mdrnt, and 8A MIJEL E. STORM, Elm., Vice Fran
dent for tne ensuing rm.
isle-theta 81 JNO. W. HORNER, Peoretary.
GuidE INSURANCE COMPANY, NO.
406 CHESTNUT Street, PHILADELPHIA.
NYCORPORATED APRILYLV. Me. BY THE ,STATE OF
PENNSANLA.
CONFINED TO FIRE AND INLAND xialca.
• -- DiAncsons.
Samuel 'Wright, D. B. %me,
Casa. Rioluirdeon. J. W. Seeman,
Geo. A. Wed, lien?, Lams. Jr..
0. Mew Dam, Jacob W. Stout,
Thos. 8. Martin. Menlo Rtern.
Edward G. Voodrair.
GEORGE W. 1;4 scrreeMent.
FRANCIS N. BUCK. Floe Preiet.
WILLIAMS I. BLANCHARD. Secretary. Hell-ift
SAVING FUNDS.
A MERICAN SAVING FUND.—Oom.
pony ir
_sanding, southeast Corral Witialr
and FOURTH Enmity. Open daily irom 0 a
o'clock, and on MONDAY Mein the eremitic. This
Old Institution has always paid to full, on demand,
without
n IABREET FIVE PER ORIPI.
All sums paid baok, on demand. it gold andin,osi.
TRUSTEES.
ALEX. FfllltiLDlll, President.
EMIL. WORK, Vioe President.
John U. Fan, 1. E. Hamer, George Nugent,
John Annuli, Jr., Mini. T. Nato% Alb. u.Roherts,
Bohn Aikman, Josait.Bolsirma,
_ILE. Eldridge,
Wm. J. Howard. JOHN £I.WILEVIA ,TraSsurer.
JOHN O. Efhlthaeoretary. no4ll-If if
QPRING GARDEN SAVING FUND,
1,7 Moo, 331 North THIRD Street, between Vine
and Onilawhill, incorporated by the Legislature
14th 1881. Open for Deposits spd Psi mend dally, from
to OS o'cdook. Also, on MONDAY and WiIIINBDAY
EVENINGS, from 6 to g o'clock.
Interest sper mint. per annum. Depositors ed 4 with.
draw their Mohan by Checks. if desired. Special De.
Poets received.
1 AMY'S O. PItINVILE. proddett,
FRANC!' IlaPir. OPProtary. 1011)-1111
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
TE BEST GOLD JEWELRY—TEIE
BEST GOLD JEW PLRY.
ANOTHER
ANOTHER
LARGE CONSIGNMENT
FROM
OF GOLD AND PLATED
GOODS.
A SRC/lOW-UP A BR OREN-UP
A BROKEN M :UPNOFACTUR A BOKEN-159
A eR.
No Galvanized, Gilt or Gift Jewelry sold in our Estab
lishment.
IT IS IT IR IT IS IT DI
ALL GENUINE GOLD AND PLATED GOODS.
DEAN & CO.'S DEAN & CO.'S
DEAN Ze CO.'S DEAN lc CO.'S
ORIGINAL $1 STORY,
No. 335 CHESTNUT Street, bird store below Fourth.
north side.
CRIBIBI
CALL AND LOOK AT SOMETHING NEW!
OREAT sta LE OF
876,000 WORTH OF JEW
8 1 ELRY CHAINS, Ac.
ALL FOR EACH.
A lair e and splendid assortment of Jewelry to be sold
without regard to cost.
YOUR CHOICE FOB 81 FACE.
The following trot comprises some of the artiolea sold
at this establishment for Si enoh ut hems impossible to
enumerate them all in circular form. Call and examine
for yourselves,
Large Size and Splendid Carneoliete, General Retail
Prices.B.o to al6
110. do. do. Lava do —lO to 20
Do. do. do. Carbuncle sere Bto NI
Pe. Lathes' Enamelei and Coral 7to 10
Do. do, do. alio Carbuncle d 0..... 7to 30
On. do. do and Ruby no-- 7to 30
Do. Gold cluster Grape Betting Sets do-10 to 30
Do. do. do. Vase do. do —lO to 30
80. do. do. Jet Set do. do-- it to 12
Do. do. Blank Mosaic do. do-- 6to 32
Do, do, Gold-stone Mosaio do. do— Bto 12
Do. do. Calico Sets do. d 0.....-.. sto 19
ro. Ribbon Twists, with brilliants d 0...—. 6to 15
o. Bouquet Sets, new style do. do— Bto 20
. Enamelled cluster do. do. do --11 l to 30
Over Member different 'styles Ladies' Jewelry; Me
dalions, all styles, patterns, and clues; Lockets of every
dosoription ; bold Pens, 14 karat. with Silver Extension
Holder ; Gold Pencils, Geld Thimbles, Plated Silver
Ware, Moore But.oria, Studs, too, Ito.; Coral, Lava.
Cameo, and Band Bracelets ; Geota' Vest Chains, war
ranted to wear for tea years without Misamins
and will stand tae acid. They are 'tteurruy cold by
jewellers ne solidOW! gold chains. All made in,ralrls. You
can take your choice for Stench. Land Gents'
Guard Chains, 81 each, usually sold by ievrelb.re at from
86 to Bto each; Lathes' and Children a Book Chains,
beautilul patterns ; Armlets, brilliant, enamelled, and
ruby settings; Crosses, plain and enamelled. for SI
enehoretail prices from 85 to OM each. aver style
and variety ofJewelry and desirable goo continu eeao
'Thin Bale. at the above prices, will long
°noun to sell off our rmraense stook. which was per
ch'," at a great eaorifkoe from ruererfartatere who
nave failed.
Call and see Takeobat stook of gods
s a s hhiladelphia.
Terms cash. your choice for 51
No sales to exo eed one dozen of anyone kind of goods
at me s hrms prices. oblate at oar option
St
IDBAN CO.,
No. 33 5 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia,
To those who order goods by mail, must 8,3114115 cents
extr to pay coinage on a ingle artiale article arti
cles 20 cent& and 9 cents on 50011 additional
dell-Im'
• •
SAL SODA, for sale by
Batui.,
909 97 and 49 l'Orth ELBCI9/1D
.A.NIUSESIENTO:
_
A MERMAN ACADEMY. 0F11171310.
Under the management of vna.wrizAnAy
apA T.
MR R.:(11,6,1
BENEFIT .A. %E. rd • FOBITWELv AT RIGHT OF
EftwrN 800 rH.
LAST NIGHT 888 'lvo OF
MlBB OLIARLOTTIC"
TIIIB rThuriday) HVBNTRO, lar.uary se. •
The g m' ormanee ocznoteam, With Shairepectrets
ma at " 9 111 1 1 17 4 . 40 ° 13 4
An OF
, VOR:
Shylook. Mr
Le Moth; Ankinfd. Allt.J€411"01 ;
Graben°. Mr, Lewia Baker• Baaimaga. -
Lorenzo, with song, Mr J. Dunn; Fonts.
man; Ploriesa, Vtol Crook - r; Jessiati. M
To conclude with the celebrated comedy or
TAMING TSB tiSHILBOr . . •
Petruohio, Mr. Booth; Katharine. Miss Oulbseen.
WALNUT -STREET THEATRE
. twe Lance.-- --Mrs. ffi. A.Ci
hate Illatusger— 53r. Wed. A. PIA
Bynum Mara—, ..Mr. 7071. N. ear* Y.
LAST NIGHT BUT - ONTE OF TOE ZO CAVE ,
THIS(THURSDAY) EVENING. Jantutiv ID.'
The performance will commence with the Fstee of
OX AND COX.
To be followed by B
PAS DE PUMBE BANS FEU.
After which. L PULE TERRIBE.
Also. LW] DEUX AVEUGLEB.
After which. an
A ItIBUSCAPE 'NICER:WAND!.
To conclude with a tIONG by the &MTh
Dort open at 0 14 0 elooh pertorrnanise aeutapace
at 7o atom 1661 ,- rrioos be mush
WEIFIATLBY t OLARKWEI ARCO Or.
TAFATRF
LAST NIGHT BUT TWO OF THE NEW MAY.
WOMAN
WOMAN IN WHITE.:
WOMAN IN WHITE:
WOMAN PI twArpi.
New and beautiful Scenery. ntrildne PectaisitT
rove} Effects New and appropriate Goetare
Appointmente, and the enure Bay Cotenattll the.9l l A.
To conclude with the celebrated PantOinleAll. emitted
TIT.: BRIGANDS.
ItioDONOTIGH'S OLYMPIA) (Late Gump
INA. TIER.) RACE street, below Third.
JOAN E. MoDONoUGH.. .. . . FrOrWtor
Great swoons all's Interealinfdrams
ROLFE; 012, RRD RI =BT HAND!
THIS fThweilay) EVEN [NG will tot presented •
ROLFE ; OR. THE RED It War HAND!
Rolfe, Mr. Fannin ; Toby, Mr. W. P. Cutter ; 02 =2 -
ea. M, &Mohan.
After which, the 'Nautical Bremner
TO,u OR INGLE ;
VA. A RE. tf *ten Loa,
Tom Cringle. Mr. J. E. MoDonough.
Admission—Yeguene. 26 Mita; thohentel,62o; Ta
wny Cirole.lso; ?mitt!, BOX goats, 60.6. Boone own
at 6210'0106k; conllnenoing
CONTINENT AL THEATRE',
(LATE NATIONAL.)
WALNUT KTFIR err. ABOVE EIGHTH.
litoN D AY, JM. ntx, tea.
ANTI AVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEK.
'Third Week of
WHITBY'SHE DEAN-STALR
GREAT BELOW.
AND CIRCUS.
On WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY the turas)
MATINEES.
In active preparation,
THE MERCHANT STEED OF GENOA.
The doora open at half pasta o'clock. Performance
commences at half past 1.
Admission only 25 cents; Family Circle Mo. e7-at.'
1011)0FITIVELY THE LAST wRIN. OF
Ji• THE ORIGINAL GENERAL TOM. THUMB.
SMALLEST MAN ALIVE.
AT
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS. oor. Tenth and Cheettint,
Wo Brilliant EntertainmenM each day. Afternetrn
7, and Evening at 73 o'olook. Doors open half an hoar
Dramas.
On Saturday morning at IS. there will be an extra en
tertainment [or schools and famglee.
The Little General appears in all his new fisSIAA,
Danoes, Imitations Statnee,_ assisted by Mg VT.
ToMLIN. the treat ' Engliett Baritone and Dufo k ineg
h I t i li t t! e rm e o rl i gt r i t3 Te i gg o eind bi lio. l 6 4. . Rtem i tb,
Pianist.
ADXTBSIONB :
DST entertainment Co. Children ander ten yearn 130.
Schools admitted on lsberal terms.
Evening entertainment too. Children order ton Tears
100. Reserved seats nee,
The General rides in his Miniature Carriage, from
the Jones House to the BLII. The grand Pieno used is
one of Chiekering's best, from 807 Chestnut street.
AGFNED LATELY, Business Agent.
11th Th e General appeara Germantnwn Jae. leth and
, West Philadelphia 16th and 17th, and Mena sunk
MI and Nth. s 7
VAN ANII3URGEI & CO.'S
octerin ZOO' carnal, INsTITUTE,
OPEN FOR THE WINTER SEASON.
A.l` 1. HE UNT and
engC b E nNr 4M w M et
.
MORNING. AP rind:MOON AND IiVENING.
Doors open at 10 A. hl., 2 and t 1.4 P. at. Ad.oinion
cents; children under nine_ 3 ears IS cents. Performs
ante of roam, !donkeys, Mules, to., Afternoon and
h:ven.ne.
•Thie Moral. instructive. and anweinf. Exhibition le
now on its THIRD Bt. CCE 4 BF flu WEER.
The Collection of LIVING At. [KALB. BERM end
REPTII.O.B contained in the Institute surpasses W.
beauty and variety anytetne ever before seen in any
city in America. Ladies,Children. Families. the Term
and elite of the city daily visit Hug Institute. i eon-
Mina Knowledge for the World, and Animal or the
Million.
N. n.—Animals of every description purchased at
reesonahle prices.
SANFORD'S OPERA HOWIE.
ELEVENTH ftTREVII
OPEN FOR 'PRE SS N.
NEWLY DECORATE FORDD AND PAINTED.
MR. SAN
H LARGESTCOMPANIES over presented horeSofste,
who will appear nightly.
Sanford wilivertorm every evening.
Doors coon at T; COmmenee at M.
Admi ttanoe :scents. Chi Idren 18 canto. dal!-T'
THE GERMANIA ORCHESTRA give
their PUBLIC REHEARSALS every ger LIR
DAy, oommenoing at 836 o ' clock. at the hICSICAL
FUND HALL, 8 tickets, Ig1; single tickets. Santos
for sale at Chmkerins & oon'e, SU/ Chestnut street
Andre's, 1161 Chestnut street; and Beck & Lawton's.
Chestnut street.
Engagements for Concerts : Commeneements, Par
ties, &a, made anti at their Office, Chieltering.et Skin s
Piano Store, 867 chestnut street; 184
.North Juniper street, or C. Droughman. 1069 Ridge
avenue. cclll-w
pENN A. ACADEMY 01 THE FIND
ARTS.-1.026 CILESTNOT stmt.
0130180 u AVM a splendid Faulting_ by Klima.
"ME FIRST Sin," ai beautiful Marble statuette by
Antolini.
On exhibition fora shore time.
Visitors will please bring their nee r& engem
EDUCATIONAL.
TIITOR..—A Graduate of
V Harvard Universitr will teach Latin, Greek. M.
thernstics, and S nslish Branches, in families tending
in stuladelphia, or annort &naive from the outr. Ad
dreg,' 11. U.." Blood's Wasatch fat tutheltit"
It.l42akl_ . =atufii i .Ll; t flMl.nimmi, :ori
VILLA' respeeteally inform their friends and
the 111 , , hti c a l i chat„ they harp rem oved their Bowan: and
t h al t 4 17297Pit1i8 e3 84 ° 14 "7"2 ehinara w II" '
Pupils nom five yearn of age upward prepared for the
fourth class. Ises-ese
HUY ANT, itsTRATTuN, ,t PAM:cap/UP
ILO MERCANTILE COLLEGE, H. E. curter Er.g-
VENT% and CRESTNUT Streets.—Day and Somme
Sessions. Jndividsint instruction in/lookkeePing
olndurs_General Wholesale and Retail Stinnes/1s ettP
kin*
ping, Forwarding and Commission, Gan , z
change. Alannthatarins, Rahroadins: Steam ' c.
&0., the moat Morena and srattisei coarse
rated Statee. Mao, Leatures, Commensal a
one, Arithmetic. and the higher Mathematics. en
manship thest in the city), Correswodenee, k.o.
For sale. their new Treatise on bookkeeping, bean!
taern printed to colors. and the best work published.
s- it
LOST.
NOTTI.—Was LUST (tom the mail, a
Certifisats for F' Javan Shares namesk In-thisVpion
Bank, of Pluladelphia in the of Mrs. Mar,
Brewster. No. Is, dated April 19,1810.
The erubsonber&yea name hereby that eh applies
tom has been made to the said Bank for a new.oerci4-
rate. and cabs on all persons to show cease Whir re
should not be leaned. AIAHY BRl.WdrEit.
deis.s&wl7t.
IpaT OR. 511SLAID, TWO tik,OtaiD
Mortgage Ronda of the Camden end At%age
R ilroad, for am each, Noe, 415 end 4.24. Note ill;
herby awes that aSPheation has been matte for
In lieu thereof. If found, to be returnee to ends ;tura le
reward will be paid bl C g.nallia,
deB tf No. na2 WALNUT street.
COAL.
EDWARD N. HALLOWELL,
GO AL DEALER
AT
ROBERT R. CORSON & CO.'S OFFICE,
133 WALNUT STREET,
BELOW SECOND,
r=!!
HOUSEKEE O ERS, LOOK TO YOUR IN
Buy your COAL AT.RlCKS!,:erhere
F:ggent!:?:t l v oli r o y writ e g nt re l dVigt h p:i i as t l 6"l"l Coal
Lehigh. Broken, Big. and Store— —.414 nner o ten,
Behoyllull _ 4go
I.orge Nut—. —. ..... 360 "
warranted free from elate or duet and full weight. at
RICKS' fa.., Southeast corner MARSHALL and
WALLOW. Call and see. dal hut
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
RomTHE ADAMS EXPRESS
C.V., °Mee 320 on:Earn - in Eitiests
forwards Pa eta, Pao4ages. Merohandise, Bank Nom,
ViL B °,etter' e.,',;74Z`et: trg=
tom and Cities Of the ihuted
eB r u st n u a e t a F tea lD n
t,
aIagn WEST CHESTER
TRAINS via PENINISYIet
an?. R.M LROAD, leave dssot, corner HLEV H
5.1.HE1T, at 8.00 A. 1243 P. AI, . sad tP. •
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H 0 Y T 2 S
HIAWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE
Is warranted in every instance to
RI:STuRE GRAY HAIR
TO irs °mama. COLOR.
It has been applied
IN THOUSANDS OF OASES
In the principal oities of New England, and HAS NOT
FAILBD in a aingle instance to acoorciphsti
alt that is claimed for it,
No Hair is so Grey or ned but the - HIAWATHA will
change it to a beautiful and life-like Brown and Black.
It is not an instantaneous dye which orooksormitm,
and given a dead black parlor to the hair, the patient
having to submit to aoatong. washing, and sponging of
the hair ay e.y time it is applied ; noes It a preparation
of sulphar, sugar or lead, hot nor of any ingredients de
leterious to the hair or skin. It is an article repairing
nopreparation, no washing before or sitar using; it 18
applied in five minutes time, and with as little trouble
as any ordinary article for the toilet.
"People who have used this preparation declare it Is
miraoulous in its adepts, and that it perform all that
it . pretends to do"—lBel ou sP.otofial.
'its success is woaderlol. and we ran only say we en
dorse all the proprietor says in rosard to it."—(Doston
Journal.
We observe, by a notice in a Boston paper, that a
premium was awarded by the Massaohusetts Mechanics
lihataitable Association. at their late Fair. B mot. to
Mr. Joseph Host, of this city, for his oelebret: d Hia
watha Hair Restorative,' an article which richly merit
ed this favor. Hires for its surer" , mentilin this re
spect that the committee, atter sufficient ;system , * pre
sented to themselves, awarded to *r. Host this natter
ing testimonial.”--1 Providence Evening Press.
For sale by the principal Dru,igists in Philadelphia,
and throughout the oountry. Joel. PH 41(Yek. l'iv-
Pnetor, No. 4 MATHEWSON dt., Providence, R. /.
jmniEßgb, BAl e
MON, ,to.-3,000 bbl.. Moen Nos. 1,2, and 1 Mack
oeireoliclaiortfeatrzegaruesenh,t aka , gall, assorted packages
LOGO Ibis. New /relit's, Eastport, and Labrador Her
rings, of choice qualities.
ceeo boxes extra new sealedllerrings.
o,oooboxes ext , a new No.l Herrings.
8,0 a) boxen large Magdpinas Herrings.
260 bble. title Fish.
60 bble. new Economy Mese Shad.
26 blits. new Halifax Salmon.
1,000 Quintals Grand flaidr Godard!.
SOO boxes Herkimer-county Cheese.
In store and landing,ror eta+chr
'HY S, KOONS,
nos No. 140. NoRTH W H.Satvp,s,
CIoIIPONS, GREEN AND COATE'S
ST REENS PASSENGER RAILWAY COM
PANY —The Coupons on the Bourn of this Compass'.
due Janne', R, ]M. wtd be veld, at the Offiee of the
Company, on ann after that date.
jas-Lte DANDY HARWOOD. Treasurer.
NEWSPAPER FOR SALE.—A Weekly
Newspaper establishment, with a handsome circu
lation, loomed at one of the most imPorlard points in
peansylvsnia, is offered far sale. There is a complete
lob office attached. Address" Printer," Press Office.
det-tf
CEDER BRANDY.-5 bbls Older Brandy
of extra nuaiitY, now landing And for Bale by
C. 0. ble.Dbe R MI..
de? 103 ARCH Street. meanie) done above. Prert,
FRENCH GELATINE. White, for sale by
laid
1437148R1TAL & liaMas
4 7 and 49 forth Mom k
pirILADELPRIA