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the 20th day.iii 7 Mairenittir dire wan Prirehased
for the attains fund 140,000 of ,the bonds of the
40 ;h15. 91 1Y, due July 1,1844 : - 1 1 f - these 833 33
was f or the year ending October 31, 1860, ind the -
balance on aocottrit'of the appropriation to be made
In 1881. The certificate of the purchase and can .
estlatbm appetidetto this report,ta aocordanoe
with the' eondition of the mortgage. There re--
trtaini,•, then;' - itri .adtual eurplue for the year over
all ile_pendituter,,ititi rest, dividends, ices oh Dole
*are Rallrold, end appropriation to sinkieg food.
of 074378 03 ' - ; - '
iftlini the tabled rllowiflg the number of parson.
ger& Carried one mile and the number of toad of
freight,thirrled one 'mile, and from en apporthia
thentof o*nd:urea to each as near its the same may
be; It appears; the!, .it has cost, inelnding all
Pemeate,
.One cent to carry 'math passenger a
mile, and 23 10 cents to carry .eeoh ton of freight
one Mile for the last year. These expenditures
*aryl howeter, from your to year, sat the bail
neratnereales, find as more or, less liberal expendl-
tdres "are maideto improve and increase the pro
perty of the toad.
The of. new - work and improvethents over
end above operating expenses, for the year, pre as
ollowe: ?law track. bridges, and femme, $24 093,90;
,peomotives - $15,531 25; passenger cam $15,250 ;
merehanditie oars, $35,821.17; atailontl;&ce, 810,
181.01 ; • wharf at , Wilmington; $3,160.17; making
a teiaint *104,633 50. The number of miles run
by passenger trains daring the year was. 248,677.
The I*n:hipper mile, apportioned to foreign pas•
senor trains, were $3 62; apportioned to freight
trains; E 2,07 • the cost per mile for passenger trains
was II 29, and that for freight $1 57 ; profit per
mite run by passenger trait $2.34, and 50 ciente
by freight.
The whole of: the bonded debt due July 1, 1860,
of *2;161,779'0 9, . has been exchanged or paid off,
excepting one eertilleate of $BOO, which is held by
a party. absent froth the country, and which, for
that" remelt, hae not been presented for payment;
Of the now loan authorised by the stookholders,
of $2,880,000, to payoff the loan due July 1, 1860,
and the two imswovement loans, one for E 144,06 0,
due April 1,1858, and the other for $119,000, due
May 1,1863. there has been lamed, tip to the lire
sent time. $2,342,009, of which $42 000 have been
redeemed, leaving ontstendlog $2,30,0,000. The
company owes noloating debt. -
During the year there has been retold 12 15 106
miles of track; in relaying which 800 tons of new.
iron has been used. end there.were used in relaying
and repaint 69.683 .new oross-ties. They have
adopted a new raft, weighing 61 pounds per yard.
This rail fa made of all re•yrorked and refined iron.
The top bar in the pile Is of the hardest and den
/sat iron, and is 7i kasha by 2 inebes, or of a sire
sufficleut to form the whole bead of the rail when
rolled out. The teak ,and web of the rail are
throne. 'The height of the rail 14.81 inobee tied
the width of the flange the same asthe het ht of
the intl..' The 'height secures vertical strengt hand
ss,
stiffne and the width of filing, resistance against
Lateral pressure. For this improved rail they pay
an extra price of five dollars per ton, and from
present - appearances of its, wear, it will piove a
profitable Investmaht. They , still adhere
-to their
opinion that good of iron - ha hapax attained
by the adoption of a light than a beery rail, both
Trona expirienee and obriirvetion, and for the reti
SODS expressed in the former reihrta.
, The *hole ; boat of accident* to mac h inery and
treek for'tho year wee only $1.110.87.
In reference to the thie.of coal ae a foal for loco.
&olives, the President, Mr. Felton, epeake in the
highest terms. Bight coal-burning en nee were
in use, and the average cost of °soh mile run was
sir oenta, and the average cost for running wood-.
burners was fourteen Cents per mile. The amount
of teenage on the PW. d B Delaware Roads
during the year is as follows :
On P. W. B. It. R
On Delaware
The automat of lime carried .
On P. W. B. .R. R. 116,410 bushels, 9,312,800
pounds.
On Delaware Railroad 284,113 bushels, 22,729,040
pounds. • •
Total, 400 , 623 bushels 32 041,840 pounds
The amount of milk carried on Philadelphia,
Wilmington, and Baltimore Railroad was 910,872
gallons
ANNUL MBETING OF TUN rIOIITII PFNN
SITUP/MIA RAILROAD Cionnativ..--Yesterd iy at noon
the stockholders of the North Pennsylvania Rail.
way Company held their enettal meeting, at their
°Moe, Walnut, street, above Fourth
Mr, John E. Add felts was appointed President,
and Mr. E. Armstrong was selected as Secretary.
The minutes of the last Annual Meeting were
read and adopted. .
The Eightl!. Atibtal Report was then read. We
present an *lnfirm:it.
The total eareinge of the year were:—
Passeagars $110,99S 42
Freithc.— 241.189 89
5 283 07
-----,339, , 23
602 31 322
116
The earnings show an increase of 142 320 27
over the year ending November 30, 1859, and
192 728 24 ovor 1858. no. 'lemma wee in the
following Rem;
From coal.
81'7.641 70
/1,070 73
812 1.11
]8.900 00
8.102 22
493 67
atawmact lumber...
" loost (might. ..
" through freight.__.
" routs
Lege decrease from Mg inn).
Total inoreeee •• .- •• • • $4l 32) 27
The interest 80001:Mt for the year wart:
Coutozug 8 pe.r . yent. bonds— Sian 000 CO
• • hord 92 0
6 25 00
Ground rent end In't on mortgage 6•
Internet on floating debt.....— 18.004 87 -
7)707 601 01
Leaving a balance of— .• • • • g16.E82 88
The permanent accounts bare been inoriutied—
At.etnment account, continuation account, So.,
$i f 99 34 •
~71te bills payable have boon reduced to $89,805.
01, showing a decrease of 948,417.47 since blovem•
ber,'lBs9. -
The fended debt has been inoreased $61,000, by
the tame of real estate and chattel mortgage bonds
to that amount..
During the .year, two coal burning locomotives,
one first-class pa/tenger, car, one smoking and bag.
gage car, two Milk care, and two express oars have
been plaited on the road.
As the trade of the-rood-re purely loon', it has
not been influenced by the pendant troubles, and
isnot likely to be affected.
l'he improvement 'of the towns and the country
along the line gives evidenoe that the %melees' of
the present year will be as satisfactory es the
pest
The report is signed by Mr. F A. Comfy, reel.
dent of the board of 'd.reetora The report was ao •
&opted and allowed to be printed.
The reports of the superintendent and the otter
others of the road were also read audAmeepted. '
The meeting then adjourned, to go into an elec.
Han for a new board of directors. The following
ticket was then elected :
•,President, Franklin A Comfy ; Direetors, John
Brook, John Jordan. Jr.,. Algernon 8 Roberts, J.
Stlllborrhant Fell, S. Morrie Wets, William 0. Lud
w
H ig,
em L. Hirst, Alfred Ellwood Shanno
Rnant Edward 0. Knight, Wit
. '
CRIMPER VALLST ROAD
The stoekboldera of this company aleo aseembled
et. their Office, on Walnut street, below Fifth. The
Kenna' report was submitted by Charles 0. Neil,
the Worthy nem-stem Wu snake the following
brief entrant from the report:
The steals receipts for JB6O era as follows: liar
sheathes, 818,184 88; coal, 87,680.68 ; passengers,
If 8.131.84; makieg alotal of $33,970.08 ; forty per
cent. of whilst' is paid to the company for the bene
fit of the bondholders: This statement of atfaire
shows* slight increase over last year. The stook
holders then proceeded to an election for directors,
Which reamited in the choice of the following-natned
gentlemen
President—John F tailpin.
Inesetore--oearge W. Carpenter.C. Colket,
tbein .Holstein, Stephen Coulter, Samuel Bart,
Joseph. W. gyms, L. E. Corson.
Tal following named gentlemen Were
yestaiday sleeted Directors of the Pialltdelphis
arid Grey's Ferry Psssenger Railway Company :
President-401a L knobluson.
Direotore—John N. Butohinson, William D.
Donis, John .P. McFadden, John S. Mohinllln,
Chariot; P. Dare, Edward O. Webb, Thomas A
Scott; Eihison P. Ashmend, Obscies Thompson,
Israel Minte, (Diver Hopkinson.
Treasurer-8. Gross Fry. . ,
Tore,. thousand nine hundred end sixty-tiro
midis were pollod.
AT real insist meeting of tho atookholii
sis of the Chestnut and Walnut-streets Passenger
Reeleaitrawl. the following tleket wasunanimously
elt4 •
?reagent—Charles Cessittlos.
,IHreeters--Oharlea litieter, 0. Nowell, Autos
BIM, awry/ W 11114141, Colket, K. E. Dough
litata an anaxoeptionabla ticket.
h _
THIS CiONTESTBD EugoTlON.— „, l o Lerman
and Butter contested. Oration cage was continued
yesterday afternoon, and Mr. Butler offered the
liett evidence which' he intends to produce. His
attorney, Mr. Adams, offered a acetified copy of
rue return made by the return be
of the First
district, asking that the same be appended to the
record. Objected to by Mr. Lehman, because the
same was not made in pursuance of any law of the
Commonwealth, not being compiled fret* the dirt.
don retrain, and including a fraudulent sod sub
seituted paper, the author of which (Wm. Direly)
was sentenced to punishment therefor,
James Hubbell testified to having served a sub•
mai en Wm. F. Faoker, B. F. Chandler, and
Wm. M. Relater, at Herriaberg The Governor bad
Meted that he had no time to vane to Philadelphia
—that the others might come with the proper
papers, eta. Messrs. Chandler and Relater also re.
ftsed to come lb the city . Witness bad a certified
Is* of the only lemaintrig piper connected with
the CNC ' All the others )184.1 bean sent to Wash
iirire Mr. Butler'scase oloseal, and Mr. Lebman's
was resealed.
Thomas O'Neill, chief Clerk of Common Piens,
had famished, Mr. fAliman with aertitled copies of
the return of votes oast at the October eleetton
Adjourned.
:11/WAIIPDX IN Tan NINRINSINTIf WARD.
.—Wi loam from reliable authority that the email
poi Overalls to an alarming patent in certain glut
ton at the Nineteenth ward. 'Tito disease le imtal,
is yeti but the number acmes yesterday indicated
that its progress was rapid. The vicinity of the
Trenton depot has been much infected, and In a
'tow of brick dwellings near the Frantford plank
,roird and psesenger railway, not far from the EVA.
°opal Despite?, there are said to be at least two
*thus capes in each tenement A few physicians
agree most of this prat:dire, and it is probable that
the ravages of the disease will be shortly check ed.
There have been, as yet, but few fatal cases We
have also learned that certain portions of the First,
Jihatond, and.Twenty•fourth warder are:more or less
Infected, .The people have little reason to fear
,anyaorlous derastetion, since this season to more
'than usually prolide of tramlines. The disease heel
11110 far, been restricted to the suburbe, and but
this deaths from this etase were chronicled last
'Bl4llOll &VOLIIN.—A sletgh belonging to
Tboinallifiller "was etoten on Saturday night,
tnint:'Fortieth and ?datket, assets. Two. young
Sr% stoned William Geddes. and George W. Itin-
Iha j .were arrested upon the charge of mauling the
-4eire whteh wee recovered The accused were
olont laatettittted to newer by Alderman Kooken.
„
111 iaeW 18.0 aPi 1 1 "m -411ELTH By Fangz.
1311. , -.At , an 4,suly boor on Sondey morning .e
;,1131'jtilassit William Wearing, somewhat latest
4=r found,at Wen and Green streets, in 'a
eondition, having bo4ll hie hands seriously
4 11 ' .tost.Pll.: ;le was eonveyed to the Episcopal Ho&
Ifs --•
S. Alorgricri To Pass A. BOGUS NO, 134—Yes ter-
William hflohoel and Sarah' Baddan were
'illeill•ekiirgell, before Alderman Swift, with at
-10)110141 $ pan ' s counterfeit $lO note on a.„ hank
Ca . firsts of Rhode .Teland. They were held to
' ' :I*iirigli.: - .Franis tininpliell, VS-
I
o t ive
laffineitenelned a re-appolaimenit of lio:
Or ' Beit Govarateraakar. :, , J ..-. 4- .. ,
GIIARDTANS' TEN 3PiNift.The - stated
meeting of the Beard of fiusrdiens was held yes
terday afternoon at tboir rooms, la North Seventh
street, Mr. Marls; president, in' the :their.
The following is the eensLs of the bone,, as re
ported by the house agent
Number In the house okßeturdsy last ,3,e91
Settle time, last 4. 2.932
Increase ..... ..... ..... I• ••, .... 159
Admitted daring the last two weeks, 929; births,
6; deaths, 20; disobarged, 109; eloped, 28; bound
out, g; number of Omens gratited ratings, 29d;
ndatber of persons granted meals, 085.
The Board ot Visitors !spirt having granted oat-,
door relief, for the math of December, to 4,229
adults, and 6,350 ohildren, They have expended
for the same the sum of $7,849.
Dr. B. W. Butler submitted a lengthy and inte
resting report of the insane department of the
nonvo for the last year:
X 167
W omen, To tal.
Pitt,lents la the Hospital 272 439
Admitted during the gear 132 189 319
Total ,
299 459 708
Total number of deaths.... ~ 3 0..77
coremunication was received from the Medical
Board asking the opinion of the Board in regard
to the number of candidates for assistant resident
physicians in the house. Laid on the table.
The steward reported having collected $28.10.
The out-door agent reported having collected
$181.37 for support oases, and $l4l for emigrant
tax.
A communication was received from Dr. J. L.
Beth', out door physician of tho Seventh district,
*eking for an increase of salary, as his district c -
Myles a space of nine square miles, filled with poor
and Sick people. Bin present salary is VW per an
-23111 'foe communication was postponed.
' Mr. Marks offerod a resolution that the Boo:et/try
notify tho Medical Board that'it is the wish of the
board that an examination be held of eppitoants
for resident phystoians in aooordauce whit rule 29,
that the Board may eolect from thb number of oan
didates occanclttcd.
long debate followed, when the resolution was
postponed until the next meeting.
Mr. fdarks Submitted report in regard to re-
Rating tome suitable building for the roooxion of
mnsti- pox canoe.
A resolution that the house on the Almshouse
property, formerly Aired for small-pox cases, be
again devoted to that use was debated and passed
The anneal report of the insane department wee
referred to the Hospital Committee, with instruo
tions to print one hem:trod and fifty copies.
A resolution that a special comtbittee be ap
pointed to. investigate certain alleged I improper
transaotions of the late visitor of the kough am
ulet wee agreed to.
Mr. Learning appeared before the Board in be-
Italia the Union Benetoiont Association, and made
Complaint in regard to the large Dabber of persons
who obtain relief both from the Citiardiabe and this
associatiOn ild proposed that they keen each
other acquainted with the names of those wfwi have
obtained help, and this prevent any irePoSitlom
Mr. Dickinson Moved the matter be referred to a
apeoial oomdaittee of thrbe, with . 1) ewer' to eat;
which was agreed to.
A reeolation; sinking for an additional apprcijwid
time of $l,OOO for the eleventh poor dtstriot, on ac
count of the great destitution at present existing
there, was offered by Mr. Brown, and afterwards
Withdrawn. The Board then adjourned.
PIIITY AND PATRIOTISM. —On Sunday
evening, while the regular annual collection in
aid of the fonds of the missionary society of the
Methodist Episcopal Church was being taken up,
at the Green-street hi. E. Church a gentleman
arose in the gallery, and after speaking of the pro
per association of piety and patriotlem, he stated
that the members of the choir contributed twenty
dame for the purpose of making the gallant Major
Anderson life member of the missionary aoolety.
This announcement caused a sensation which had
not !subsided when the lame gentleman again arose
and stated that the ladies of the choir desired to
contribute twenty dollars to make Mrs. Major An
derson a member of the society. lie afterwards
stated that the choir would give a like amount to
make Lieutenant-Generai Winfield Scott a life
member, and subsequently he said that as Mr.
Buchanan bad lately given evidence of a diaposi
tion to do hie deity to the Constitution and the
Union, they would also contribute the amount
necessary to create hint a life member.
The feeling thee started in the choir now eXtend•
ed to the body of the churoh: One lady began a
!subscription to make Governor Bloke, of Mary
! land, a life member, another contribution towards
the amount necessary to, make President Lincoln a
I member, and a gentleman in the congregation pro
posed th ei came compliment to lion- Mr. Stephens!,
of Georgia. The !woollen spirit nee at a dead
discount among the congregation, for there wok
not a dteeenting voice to thesounusualProoeedings.
Tag Di UllßA27llli AT TRH ACLOSALY.—
The following is scarred account by an eye-wit-
flees of the " oeceselon demenetretion" at the Aca
demy on Warder evening, several incorrect ao
counts of which have already appeared Upon the
close of the play, which was Romeo and Juliet,
the orchestra of the establishMent atruok Up "Hail
Columbia," immediately upon the commencement
of which, Southerners, evidently medial stu
dents, seated in the balcony, set lip a steady, Well
prolonged hiss, upon hearing which all eyes were
turned in thb direction from which it reseeded,
and our chivalric flrooaters soon found them
selves surrounded by a crowd, several of which,
elbowing their way through, threatened the
tiOnthernera with violence. The ewers of the
Aoademy, Instead of procuring the arrest of the
seceders for inciting to riot, or at least ejecting
them from the house, threatened any one who
should interfere with their innocent amusement
with immediate arrest During the exeitement
hearty, cheers were given respectively for the
Union,
Yankee Doodle, and Abe Lincoln, while
South Carolina wee treated with a groan or two.
The rash young men were permitted to deptrt
front the house enchant any molestation ranateimP f
The very respeetable character of the audience and
the house, very luckily for them, saved them from
a severe pummelling.
.497590,091 tons
.. 76 219 455 tons
ANNUM: Ols TIM LYING IN,
Callum, AND /ORM' SOCIISTY.—The annual
meeting of this moiety was held, last evening, at
their new building, No. 126 North lgleventh Wee.
Dr. Warrington was called to the chair. The re
port showed the society to be more actively en•
gaged at present then at any previous time.
During the past year ono nurse died. At present
two of the inmates are sinks and there is one eppli
cation far admission. During the year twenty-two
norm have been unemployed, fourteen having
received certbilinates, and tee being bridal' ,e.lt=
emanation ; 422 mem have been attended tinting
the year, 232 of which have baba horrid at the ex
palm of the moiety; It applications have been
made to boodle borne, five of which were ad.
vattted. The receipt& inoleding a balance of
$lB4 97, amount to $3,09 67. The expenditures
are the same. The debt at the commencement of
the . present sear amounted to $627.71 The fel•
lowing officers were elected: President, Casper
Wises ,r D.; vine presidents, Jno: Famous and
Wm. F. Oritlitbe ; obairman,Etwood Williamson
M. D.' treasurer, W. b. Horseman; eeoretarY;
Jam e s M. Farr. A board of managers was also
emoted.
MURDEROUS ASSAULT.—About 6 o'clock
last evening the driver of e teats of horses, named
Cartwright, *bile obstructing the railway treok
at Nineteenth and Cherry etroete, was remon
etrated with by Charles Carter, the drlVer of a
passenger. ear. Cartwright. who was intokloated,
pulped from his team, and struck Carter several
tourderoue blows on the head with a heavy whip,
inflicting seriouslejariee. The assailant was tskon
into custody and lodged in the etatton•houee. The
desperate man also dealt the dicer several violent
blows before he wee finally Secured.
ATTEEt.T TO Ron A Calm/EL —About 2
o'clock on Sunday morning come romp etTroted
en entrance into 8t termite Church, at Twenty
llfth and Biddle streets, by forcing open one of the
windows. Be was discovered by SI:Boors Oromerle
and Osborn, but succeeded is meking•hle escape
through an opposite window.
effeßofen WITh PtokiXO PoOKETE.— John
nolwatnan was Monied on Saturday afternoon, at
Broad and Coates streets, upon the oharge of pick.
fug pookets. Be was held to answer by Alderman
Hutchinson.
Sohn Uolen attempted to pick a men's pocket at
Stith and South streets on Saturday. afternoon. Ito
was caught with hie band in the pocket. Aldertnan
Swift committed him to answer.
Ctrs Courrou.s.—An adjonrsled meeting
of Common Cannon Wee announced for yesterday
afternoon, for the purpose of considering the appro.
platten bills, but, se there wag no quorum present,
no business Was transacted.
PAWHINED —aunts Bartritater, who Was
convicted of forging the names of jurors, and thus
drawing their pay for servioss rendered in the
Court of Quarter Sessions, eras released from the
Eastern Penitentiary, at a late boor on Saturday
night, having been pardoned by the Governor.
LEUAL INTELLIGENCE,
SUPUMB 001 itT—Ohlef Justice Lowrie
and Justices Thompson and Strong—Ben jamin
Peters, Sarah Peters, Matilda Crothere , Joseph A.
Maybin, David 0. Maybin, and Denial Oldenborg,
heirs at•law of Freston Ellea Lewis, deceased, vs.
Thomas D. Florence, tenant, Anna M Lewis, Mar
garetta Itiobard Wistar, Jr. W. Levis
Wlatar, Rachel Ulster, Fannie Scott (late Viristar),
and Sarah Hopkins (late Maar), heirs of Whar
ton Lewis. Certificate from Nisi Pelee.
This was an action of ejectment in the court
below, by the plaintiff in error, for a house and
lot In Third street, between Lombard and South.
The cause of 'action' shown, was the determination
of Wharton Lewis, life•ostate as tenant by the
courtesy and the consequent devolution of the pro
perty lit question, noon the beire•at law of Frances
Eltna Lewis. The jury found a special verdict for
the plaintiff's recovery of the property in (in".
lion, on condition that execution should not Imo
until they paid the amount or a mortgage for
$3,697.71 on the property, with interest, which bad
been paid by sold Wharton Lewis.
Wormer ()num.—Judge Bliaretvood.—Zarto
vs. Martin. An action on a book account for goods
sold and delivered. Jury out. Zane for plaintiff ;
J. B. Adams for defendant.
°Malin °Ulna—Judge Stroud.---Andrew
Summer vs. Henry i3ohmidt, and James Alexander.
An notion of replevin. On trial. Retenk for
phtintiff; Earlo end Woodward for defendant.
QUARTER. SEEB[ONB--Judge Allison.---Jatnos
Rboe and Thomns Allen wereacquitted of a obergo
of receiving a quantity of liquor, knowing It to
have hien stolen.
rbiladolpiaa Cattle Market.
PEILADSLP . BIA. /antler, 14.1061.
The market Was very dull to-day, and prices about
280; the 100 Tbs. lower than lest quoted. The sales
reached about 1,660 head. The following are the par
ttoulars of the sales:
57 lasso Abrahams, Ohio, 8113002.
33 Bandar/on, Virmala,Bl6ostn.
el Motluatd he Carr. Illinois. 8000.
ad Brunt de Kimble, Chester Co., 87e9.
75 Kimble It Kirk. Cheater no.. 8809.50.
15 B. C. Baldwin, Ohio. 880810.
so Jima blonlitio, Jr.Cheetor no.. $6OB M.
120 Cochran fe McCall, Virginia, 0809.60.
44 John Tend, t heater 00. 88,62.23.
to Mooney & Smith, Ohio, 8000.
147 Mhamberg gc Co., Ohio,
46 B neldomridge. Ohio. 8809 00.
.316 liftman es Frank, 411.121*8.
27 Fellnimer Kt(k, Ohlo. Wee.
&I H. Chain. Fayette so., 870823.
58 Mill tc Voelter. Indiana. 9708.
79 Button de r ermoer. Virginia. 8800 25.
41. Fulier h Brts, Chester co., 870875.
66 Chanuler tc_A. lexender. Chester no, 8130626.
66 Bradley k Wernts: Virginia. 8700.
62 K. rtatualrer, Pennerlvsnla. 87478.
9tO John Shelby. Chester oo . 8768.
.32 Morahan, Chester co., Same.
_ 15 J. M . Knox: Pennsylvania 88.
ICI7 John Caufma.n...reLnerl V/1111.9, 88.00.60. .
5.1.9 J. Wallace, Cheater oro 88AS.
About 6000 Bheep were disposed of awing' Met Vetk
at the Avenue Drove yard, at from to Okio. 4F lb.
COWO cold at from 826 to $3O 41 , head, woo/ding to
quality,
2.5•0 Nose gold at the Avenue Drove-yard at from
87.0088Tfe1001bs. net.
The atr vets of Retreat 0, Imhoff's Union Drove ,
lartteajw #4l &boot 2,010110 ad, and sold at from elfOlfe
SOS/ 197 Mg, net, fteherding to (nudity,
FINANCIAL, AND COININERCIAL.
The Money Market.
POILAPELPITIA, Jan. 14,1861
'Cho market for stroke to day was rather heavy and
Unsettled. Very little business was transacted except
to Reading stook ano horde. Tho shares opened heavy
at 194 and sold dovrtt es low as /BU, after which the
market rallied. shd they °lased at 19.
the money market is not changed from its Oenditidu
on Retarder.
Repotts of the annual theetinge of the variotie
road Cortipanies to-day will bb found In not toast
OFF,IP/a-b BARK srlardwiEri.
Antilt.Ll AllgrigAGTO, OF Tliit PIitLADV.LPIIIA HANK
Loans. ePrors.
Banta.
Jon. 14. Jan. 7. Jan. 14. Jan 74
-
Philadelphia.... 33,713,000 $3,70,000 3624,000 3661,000
North Amoeba 3,162 601 3,113 333 695,914 407,215
Farm & Mech.. 4 337,009 4 426,878 719,504 670 041
Commermal.... 1,644,640 1,683 000 133.030 133,000
Mechanics'.— 1.633,260 1,657,309 241,334 233,8041
N. Liberties.... 1,230,031 1,2 2 6 0.0 161.5100 137 000
Southwark ... R 1.710 902,528 2A.2q9 oc7oo.
Kennington.— . 799.039 SD 229 1,341 120,663
Penn Township 60,931 699,160 ,011, 120 22 5 1 ,
Western ....,_. 1,310 691 1,318 146 1 08 616 181,81
Man. AG Moen.. 1.0720535 1,161.610 127,338 148.4
Com - Aaron 681,101 690,921 1841,437 179,167
Oirord 2,911 299 2,340,901 251,031 260 170
Tradesmen's.... 473,266 621.143 166,108 163,682
Consolidatton .. 613.693 518 173 73.721 60.357
749,340 771.329 117,450 114.767
Commonwealth 834,•19 333,010 96.316 95,383
Corn Exchange 451,814 462.644 68,087 60 421
Caton 317,400 303,069 61,210 69,741
Total 25 665.986 26.631.2E0 4,151.824 ,4 0 . 31 266
05068170. CIRCULATION.
BANLII.
Jan. 14. Jan. 7. Jan. 14. Jan, 7.
Philadelphia,— 81,674.000 31,628000 8216,003 3309,000
NorthAmer6Ba. 1,937,420 1.907 782 914,025 209,440
Farm & Mech.. 2.996,248 3.205 646 399.865 389.060
Commernial...— 716.000 707 000 130.000 131.000
Slochanios' 774,513 746 441 401.786 133 70
N. Liberties.... 6231,000 659,030 116,999 109 000
Southwark....., 667 279 608.423 Ild 040 96.170
Konsington,,.. 498.516 466,690 140.280 147 625
Penn ocroahip 471 036 469.478 65.195 69.685
We 597.461 83328,5 139.02 134 016
Man. & Mech.. 486,769 420 ,960 94,017 91,935
Cemmeroe ...... 537.813 601,45 18.325 74 pa
Girard 936,869 1,959 018 241,636 221 463
Tradesmen's..— 436 899 449 460 87.660 fp 620
Consolidation 227,719 219,116 103,416 106.317
City. . • . 881.014 354.3 M 85.026 83,075
Commonwealth 203,333 213,137 147,096 140,146
Corn Exchange 226,926 230 731 92,660 &1. 340
/83,925 180,900 60,835 46,295
Total 15.001.591 15.266426 2.694,217 2,639,812
The following is a statement of the transactions of
the Philadelphia Clearing 1101158 for the week ending
January 12, 1361. as hirnished by the monster. George
Arnold, Ee.t. i
111
Jalancet,
..991, 6 31P,1 1 14 5 ;30 e 6 +571173 73
........... A 22,..773 72 621 913 06
...... 3 393 523 1
........ 3 699,3 M 40 055 370 31
54 71 37
615.3 66
...._— 3,400315 91 6 01,3 71
Jan. k—:
114_.
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821,40,111 St MS 754 SOI SO
Tho hank stateinent shows a failing oir in loans and
ijapreitii,. vita a hontinuation of the inbroaeo of specie.
The egkc legates boinyaio with those of Previous weeks
as followit:
Caottal Stook
Jan.. 7. Jan.-14.
911,807 *11.837,778-1110. $230
....—. 26 891 280 26,0511,980..3)00. 331,214
Elc, sole - ... 4,920,256 I.7sl,liii'lic;:
Due finotoer 2,052423 2,177,859..1n0. 116,331
Due to other Bits— 3.593,765 3 454.167.. Deo . 129 OW
15,251,925 1 5.0 0 /01- Doe, 250, 3 21
2,699,812 2.694,217-Ine. 4 405
The following statement shows the condition of the
banks of £hilndelphis at various nines tine(' NOvenr
bee, 1857:
Lone. 850015. Ciroulation. D 0903115
Nov. 4,1857.31,199.463 2,071,454 2,141,113 16,05,759
50n.11,1803.21,902,874 5,776,701 1,011,035 11,465,265
JOll 5.......24,311,929 6,630,817 2,454,181 /6,556,80
icln, 3,1839..26,451,057 6,063.356 2.741,764 17,945,605
July 5. —.35,446,440 4,807,063 2;898,208 15,431,054
..to.u. 5.1969.,25,a8.3,137 4.450,201 2,868,601 14,%32,919
July 2.........25.801.596 4,574.649 2,696,785 15,994.915
Aug. 6. —26,936.227 4.800.443 2,837,207 18,959 526
fast. 3-- 27.095,028 4,767 917 2,835,524 15,923.799
Out. 1.._._.27,934,763 4,676,099 2.832,290 16,832 539
Nov. 5 37.980 837 4.167,967 2.807,61.3 16 739,326
19...._.97,964 669 4,911,943 2.895.212 1 6 ,264, 2 4 5
19 55,775.878 4,115,932 2,791 754 15.835,121
" 23____A26.976,322 2.944.642 2.640.912 14 099,679
5)50. 333,827 2,537,993 16 051.1N1
27,057,687 3,651,4g57 2.661.198 15 113.247
' 17....,.27,094,358 9 711 297 2.526,931 15.989,864
" 24.-27,012,985 3,899,080 2,629.4 0 15.215.612
31_._.25.937,097 9,681 464 2,610,716 15.133,714
Jan. 7. 1861.28 891,296 4 020.262 2 689 615 15,251,925
54 26 655,985 4,151,e24 2,094,242 15 001,091
'lite following are the euotntione for Donnestle
ohange, ne furnished by Maser Drexel ec. Co., hio, nt
Booth Third street t
hew York eXchange
kogran exchange..-.
laltimore exchange.
American gold.—.
Country
Peterson's Counterfeit Deteetot Ibr January 15 he
published today. with the new chunterfeite up to dale.
All store-keepers should have this Indlsyensalde safe•
guard upoh their nountetti.
The notes of the Deltic of Cl!hitt', Valletta Weit, eta
being circulated in the West by sicioUlere, *II also air,-
°Wain " Hotigb'e l‘bW Colinterfoit Detetitoi'," whtcll
'litotes these vows at t*o per cent. dienount. This bank
purports to be !Matted At Clifton, the west end of fillayeit
sion Bridge, but the notes MO worthies. there. Above
420,000 in this thrash has been put off upon the people
of lowa. who wore toady to take anything that would
go in Now York at only two pet bent.
la Itiladelphin Sloe
Jandery
tc Exchange tittles,
11.11POILT ED IIT B. E. BLLTNIA
En, AI orchan ts' Exobanx
ET=
WO City
200 City It 61-- 97
400 City Gs h 8 .971
13 0 07;5
MO Beading H Gn'Bo_.7o
2060 '80...70
2000 . d0....'80..—.70
1000(10....S. 'SS. • r 0.70
100 Chet & Del CM 0.4.71 N
20 Peadine 11 ...... —1714
to dn .. o &..cah.lo.l
300 do .
300 d0....244..10ta.1K2‘
20 Elmira Prof)—... 11
1 Morri. Cnl l'reld.)l9sl
NO Long Island.—•
12 Phil% 80dk...—.....110
BECOI4II
2080 City Os— -9717
IRO City 11 68 97 1 ,
000 .....97.'
30(.0
000 do
montet a PR
bee. ASetd,
Philadelphia Os- 974' 91561
Pella ea R... • 9714 VW
Phila Cs-new-1003 e 1 0 1
Pennrei-..-2.9
Read ~ 1815 19
Read bds 82 81
Read rat es 'Bd..- 89 00
Read rat 00'50._.. 6174
Perna 88
Penn& R Wm; es 804 87%
Mar 01 615
mottle Canal pr 110 100 ii
Rah P 1 8a'02...._,E6 07
Bobor I Nay 001 k.., 7 0
sohi Nav Profit ...id la
Elmira 8
009 Reading' R 65'00 1010
8 Penna.
36 do_-.—..... .3134.
4 Be av Mead° vr......30
3. du
U
Ate , a.
Elmira R 123,
blmtra 7e'73 83. 66
Long Island 9,1 IQ
Leh GI & N.— 63 633 i
Leh CI & N 80ri0..82 1854
North Ponna ft.—. 8 9
N Penn St 6e ...,.6e 61
N Penna it 10e....93 96
Cagan:men R Con. 3 354
Cetawirma grid 874
Frank &Routh YL
24 fc 3tl et N. 4.1v0f745 415:
Saose.Vide St R.. 173( 16
West Pinta It ...AI e 5
Sprueo & Pine ... 7.58
Green & coatee—.l7 1114
IttiirlcbtS
JANtrAlli ,
B.READIVMVS have been inactive to day, owing.
some immure, to the storm; about 800 bble Flour
have been disposed of for export, mostly Broad-street
Mdle eitra, kin taints kept private ; euperfine is held at
ebal Nvithani sales, except to the trade at from title
figure up to 88.76052.1 for extra and extra family, and
8d W®7 for fancy brands. Rye Flour It softies end firm,
at fit 3 7en3.87 4fs bbl. Corn Meat is held at .13 for Penn
sylvania.
Weser ie rather more lllqinfed for, and firm at Pre
vines quoted rates; 8,000 bus Western and Pennsylvania
red sold at 1_90m1950, the latter for prime. and 140tioloSo
for white. Rye is wanted, and Pennsylvania is taken.
on arrival. pt teri. Cprn is mew, and there is not much
offenog : 8 000 bus new Yellow sold at 0201130 for damp,
and Manse ,for prime dry iota, the, care; old Corn is
wanted at 710. fiats amp in steed, demand at Nano lot
Delaware and Penney
forll.llX sootin tiess in no scares , end. anu es, at ,i 75 P S ton
first rim neroitron.
Corrori.—The market is quiet but firm, at fully for•
mer rates.
GROCERTRS are firmly held, but Without much move•
meet in the way of salsa.
PRoVisions.—There in no change in price or demand.
The only sale We hear of is 20J bite city Mess Pork,
taken to export, at 817.76. short time. .
finsim,—Ctove.rieed Is rather 101srbr. Thif rismari'd hoe
falinielf. finial( Caleb are reported at „,..f.7fitirs.l23 , ‘ for
common tue q uiet ; uality. •
WVISKT is Wesel Penn'. bids Imo. western
10e, Ouse 17.10. and Mule at 18a ifs' gallon.
CITY ITEMS.
STORNI. EOCIIaTIZS IN Calla.—lobo ()kinsman
must needs have teoret societies as well as outside bar
barians. The enuoinal of the Celesttal clubs are the
gooleties of the Triad, of the White Lai. of the Mao
141 i, of Bus Calf e Head, of the Fun, of the Pearktree
Honor. Of the Untamed Bea of the yellow car t of the
Origin of the Whit, Ciond. of the Short Bword, and,
lastly, the Sootety that bar no Mother. We have th
Amanda an automat society—to wit: The Brother
hood of the Contemners of Blicheinescr and the Wearers
Of Elegant Garments, procured at the Brown atone
Clothing nail of kookhill S Wilson, Noe. CO3 and Ode
Chestnut street, above Sixth.
G 000 counsel is above an price
It eat merit shoulci be rewarded.
A toed name is better than riches.
N ever despair or hitimate ed.:lces&
V ah a good 00nm:11010e moin Aim gold
I dleoecia le the parent or
L abar bringe plooettre. 'Moneta ova . .
L ovo ton() good ; abhor wieltnitea
F. ovr not the orasperttr oT the irloked.
orrow and sin are mire lied-felloire,
riith le the be.ele of all excellence.
o rue price should mark all taleitteee traueabliont.
K nowledee le - power, and more to he desired then
fame.
E snerience it the mother of eclence.
11.tokos, GlianViLbg, Is the originator of the tone
r:ice CrtuT-otothlng business, WP Cheatnut street,
where the greatest bargains in clothing may be
had, and a valuable Int" presented to ettah put ,
chaser. Remember, Ditatt*t Mat Silage.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TiEB AILITITAL LlFs I.I4BIIIIANOR 002IPANY
OF Mile Youx.
Aerem:
SEVRN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
INVRATRO IN STOAT btONTGAOSS ON NEAT. RATATIS
WORTH OVER 814000v000
The premihme are I,o*sa than in many other Compa
nies, and the Dividends have been ORRATER.
This is a strictly MUTItAL Company. Thero are no
Stockholders, no that ALL THE: PROFITS
aatallo TO T 1132 INSVA.D.
Pamphlets, and every Information, may be had gratis,
ob appheation to
P. RATCHI•ORD STARR, Agent,
40t1 WALDRIT &teat.
PHILADELPHIA REFERENCES.
Thomas Robins, ohn Welt h,
Mordecai L. Dawson, (Morse H. atuart,
Game M. Stroud. E. 8, 'neon,
John B. Myers. J. Fisher Leaguing,
Joseph Patterson. William C, Ludwig.
John M. Atwood, Arthur G. Coffin,
Thomas Powers, William 8. Boyd,
William Magee, Thee. Wattarm,
deeDO-thstu lm
BATING FUND—NATIONAL SAIPATY TWIST
COMPAM.—During the suspension of speedo DIIIMOGILS
by the Banks, Money is received and paid daily, on de
mand, in the same kind of fonds, apisoie or notes, es de
posited; Interest five per oent. WALNUT Street,
southwest oorner of THIRD. MT-tf
HATA Dna! Ilent DYE! !—Batchclor's
LIQUID BAIR BYE it: ha origiunt and best in the
marker. All others aro mere Imitations, end should be
avoided If you wteh to escape rithoule. eplendul Ilt.sca
or lasantilul Baown instantaneously. Bold by all Drug
gists everywhere. The genuine has the eigeetere of
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR upon a steel-plate en
graving on four sides of each box.
.1381Dtlfa of COltltitrfojts.
Manufactory, 81 Barclay street, kite 833 Broadway,
New York. CHARLES BATCHELOR,
no 6-71 Proprietor.
GROVER it BAKER'S COLIIIIIIATED
NOISELESS SEWING MACHINES
The Beet in Ilea for Family &Met.
Tito. TAO CHESTNUT Street. Philadelphia. na2r-ly
CNN Pomp CLOTHING OP TRH LATHST
BITLIN, made in the beet !winner, 01P16241/ for AR
IAS!, SALES. LOWEST sailing once' marked in
plain Fi tyre/. AH good!, made to meet warranted sati , -
COMMI. Our OldE-PRIDE system le atriotly adhnrad
to. Aft are thereby treated alike,
joziKK & 66 0 '804 MARKET littoot.
THE PRESS.-PMLADELPHIA, TUESDAY; 'JANUARY 15, 1861.
SHAME N'S SAVING FUND—NORTITIVRIIT
CORNER ENICOND and WALNUT STP.EtTe.—Depooite re
ceived in small and large amounts, front all classes of
the community, sud allows interest st the rate of FIVE
I'Mt. CENT. Per %mum).
Ulnae noon daily. from 9 nail o'otook, and on Mon
day and Saturday natal eight in tho evening. President.
FRANKLIN FELL Treasurer and Seoretary,
ht. MoRRIN
•
SECOND •lIANn asAFEB.—I. ant receiving a
great nrimber of Parcel, Herring, & Co.'s Second
hand Sheet-Iron Beim (ninny of them almost new),
also those of other makers, Itt exchange for the now
oblebratoll Lillie Wrought and Chilled Iron Safe. A
general sesortment constantly oh hand, and offered at
very laic prices. Plhasc call and examine. Depot, 70
CHESTNUT, no Altisonie. Hall. AL C. SADLER.
Agent, Philadelphia. not•mthtf
SALOUNDOB. Fula-Paoor &NO.—Avery
lugs nanort went of BALAMANDERB for Ede scram
s Amblo Dricea, No. 304 (311013TNUTEIL.Philtuielphta.
tf EVANR & WATRON.
sTocicwEa—tmosnoLx.—On the Nth instant
hy, the „Rev. A.tielse. Charles 11. tookwell. of New
York, to Itlary,-I,ottisn, etdee.t dal/Kilter of Loots biros
holz,iEtot., of this City. itieir York - DaPM Pll ,O
C I Y O j LLISZER.--friEir4,BRENkEkt.4II_I)AMI 1 ,
1861. at Saint Andrew's Churoh, by Rev. W. 11. Stevens,
D, D.. John A. Maui
Meter to Annette C., daughters
the late F. W Steinbrenner, or !sew York.
VANS' ON—JOHNSTOrt.--Ori the Mth ult., at Iles
tonvillo, by the Rev. M. Wheeler, Mr. Char es Van-
Mon to Miss Mary A. Johnston, both of • tigihnd. *
STRCKLAND—LOOKARD.—ttn the I.oth instant, hr
the same. at Haddineton. Philadelphia. Mr. Mtn 3.
'Strickland to Miss Mariaret I. too/lard, both of Chea
ter c ounty, Pa.
1110111 —hE CIMEINE.—At the name time and
place, bythe ammo, Mr. John H. ;right, of Philadelphia,
to Miss Kate Kole/Vein°, of Iladdingtr Phila. *
Is Al - ILE—RAVEN Dk' 0..—0 n the 4,1:u1t. by the
F .
Wm. 'P. Drantly, Mr. Joseph Nagle to Miss Mary F.
1 - lavender, both of this city.
w we— tc ea) I , L .—On the /Ith met.. by Rev.
Geode A. Dttrthriner, r, .m.s It, Warta to Miss
Emma Amnha all or Philadelphia.
MDR RINUNRUTT R.—Oh the 10th test., id• Roy.
John F. Boone, Mr. ohn Id.: Illctrriton to Alma k;mtna
Nutlet, all of this Mr.
FISHER —On the 13th itisteht, after a Abort Whose.
Borah Ann Fieheri
Hor friends are particularly, invited to attend her
funeral, from the residenibb of her cousin, Owen 0.
Dilitu.lol4 Wood street, this (1 hird-day) afternoon,
at 1 &aloe&
0t...N.E1t —On the morning of the 1311, inst.. Edwin
K. Oliver. only °Mid of Emmet and Joshua 0. Oliver,
Jr , aged 2 years and 7 months.
The friends of the family are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral.from the residence oh his parents,
023 North street, on Wednesday. at 2 P. M.
lIHANEY.—On the 12th instant, Edward J. Deanfq,
son of Bridget and the late Charles Deanoy , the 97E6
year of his age.
Funeral trim the residence of hie mother, 'No. 764
South roan street,. below Derma, on WednosdaY
morninx. at if, ci'ci!ock.,
b.INKL:B.—On the 12th Instant, Captain Chdrles
Hinkle. in the 80111 year of his,age.
Elmore! from Ins late residence, No.Bll Wood strept,
this (Tuesday) morning. at 10 &cloak.
GORKAN.;.OO rho 12th instant, Mary: youngest
chile, of Patrick Ind Elgin Isne Garman, aged I year,
7 mottrhs, and et dark,
Funeral from the re sidence of her parents. this (Tues.
day) st,'l,ernoon, at 2 o'olook.
ILO tho 13th, instant. Mre. Caroline Kee
beton the 6.3 d ear of her ego.
Utlartil from the residence. of her dtitigh'er in-tar,
Mrs. T.O.Koebel. No. 409 Poplar street, on Wednesday
afternoon, at 1 o'clock. •
Ittcol/1 , 1,01)041.—On the 13th instant, Mary McCul
lough. aged 28 yearn.
Funeral from the residence of her uncle,. Frannie
Conway, No. 2* Lombard street, neove Second. t u ts
( rue, day) morning, at 8 o'clock.
MAA B .—Nilddenly, nn the 13th instant, Sarah Mans,
fella of the late David Istank,.in the nab ' ear of her ago.
Funeral from the residence gon,kt-tan. O. W.
Paul in. No, 721 South street, thin (Tuesday ) niternouni
at 3 o'olook.
hIAOARRY.—On the /21.1 i inane!, Mrs. Mary Ann
Magarry. In the 4811, year of her age.
Funeral from the residense of her husband. Mr. J
Mowry, N.. 742 &Earth Fourth street, this (Tuesday)
morform, at 10 o'clock.
0 *D(fit • ..—On the 13th instant, Pothers)! Ogborni
aged 65 yearn.
Funeral from his late residence, near Tiogn.street
stat'on, Germantown Railroad, this (Tuesday) aftitt
noonat 2 o'clock.
Pa‘SONT —On the 1311, instant, Mrs, Hehrcoa ray -
eont, in the 7611, year of her age.
Funeral front the r , sidenco of her sou-in-law, Dr.
ft. T. Calderon. No. 807 Lebanon street, below Catha
rine, on Wednesday afternoon. at 2 o'clock. '*
YARDLEY.—On the 1211, instant, Eli9ntlellt 1., Yard
ley. wife of Tali:dote Yardley, in the 34th year of her
age
Funeral from the residence of hor huslia .d. No.
1411 Hutchinson street, above Master, thin (Tumidly)
morning. at 10 o'clock.
MOURNIN(I GOODS ItOit, 1.801.-Jll3t.
reeelved New Styles Ree . othl Alotnlog ktielish
Fhinttes. and Neat etrles Blaek and hits ditto, at
271, ate : : Bleak A1ennea5,10‘,26,9151.57, ots.l Bomba
zine einieh Alpaeoria, alh, to. 67 6, TO ore.; Moha ir
Luatres,SlA ota, to 81 Black Boos Muslim!, Ens !eh
Grapes, Veil Crapes Grape Falls and ['gape Veils,
Boum* Corner Craee,'Lane and 0 tooadine Voile, Grape
Colas and Oollarettss, P:ne.ish Bembitines. Jonvin , e
A 1
Bleak Kid Gloves, makitie our stook of PL,N BLACK
dud BNCONO 5101JRNING GOODS full sad complete,
tIh,SSON Lc SON., Mourning Store,
fall) • No 91S Chestnut etreet
hf Dreg.
pAre ern.
Nap
}d® hl prem.
9 the+
ItIMUNE liVTELLIGEi4et.
BEE FOURTH PAGE.
MEMbItAfiDA. •
Shuns Belle of the Orman, Lancaster. WiCu e hmEire r ili
gild
29111 for Philadelphia, were loa din g t re -
Stun Astrea, Eithpeott, from Callao via Hampton
Heads, arrived rit Baltimore yesterday.
6We Columbia, from Bremen, was below Baltimore
Yesterday. .
Ship Falmouth . thanes, from Baltimore, arri`ted in
the Texel 241 h ult.
tibie Jahez Bnow. (under United States moil Contract)
was in Corning's Bay Nova, leaky; h steamer had Leon
sent to tow her to Carnage_
Behr Deborah Jones, Totem, fired° at Nevi York yea
Order.
Sohr J Flambee, Somers, from Newborn, ri C, arrived
at New York yesterday.
HoNotot.v, Nov 26.1800.—'fhe ship Siam. of 130Statto
took fire en the Blot, while lying at her wbati in the
Derr, tne fire wee discovered about inidnieht. and was
extingumbed the next merinos at eight o'clock , through
the exertion of the fire department of this city. It ori
ginated in the hold under the cabin. end stores, easel
&a, have been destroyed to a considerable amount. A
curvet has bean held. and costs of repairs estimated at
310 000 She is sold to be insured in boston for 520,000.
ARRIVALS AT TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
17P TO 12 o'OLOi LBST prtiifir.
GIRARD HOUSE: Chestnut street. below Ninth.
H Rein°lile, Lancaster R E Morinwin A son, Ps
Mr Logan, Texas Jae W Nobleger. Ya
Miss M. Nebinger. VA H K" Savage, New ork
A V Farthing, New York H J Haldeirien,Hal rie:lrk
es.nal K Milli+, Boston Henry °Tupper, Mine
APS Irwin A la, New York mists Cooper. New York
W dheflicid, Alabama C W tiniont & la, Alabama.
Jae Clarkson , New Orleans M V Litchfield. N 0
A If Rime. n•edins . I p W Downes, Heading
Chan Hewo!t Pottsville J P Jones. Rending
Jn. 13 ro °art & ta•HrOokirn Mr SimPson, Pa
5t t Hearph. 8. Loki* HIM Kearney. B.t Louie
Mite EResrhey Lduis Decor Coleg, Pa* York
A Nt flOht„llbayletr.
GP Whitaker, Indiana s M. Whitney, N iernnt
hitney. Now Jersey P H PLFaul. ow Jersey
F Steel &Is Minnesota II WBriciton. Del co
Jae IS Slack:Delaware Thin Livingston. Hartfd
°liver Stank, kiartford ft Newton, New 1, ork
W C Ford w In, New York Mies Ford. New York
J W Stewart & , a, Marpid Jae Hendrielleon, chioago
Mi., Hendriokeon. Chivaso H Martin New Jersey
M C Fitch, New York Jr 8 ['odd. NoW York
Mrs Brush. New York W E wells. New York
Col E W Davidson Penn'a Jos B Dobbs: New York
Hon T Jones York,N Jersey hl Nelson & la, New York
0 L Morredith & wf, N Lieut T ht Dugan, II 13 8
A A Remover, San Francisco Harriet Lane
Geo Wilkes IV York P McCloskey, Now York
N Frederiek, Mass j-C Nichols, New York
B F &Mks, Delaware Miss Nooks, Delaware
S ht Shoemaker. Haiti= e Li Curry, Delaware
J A Curtin, NeW York A H Powell & la. N York
Miss Powell, New,York Miss Cooke. New iv York
N:: Ye . 1 1 : 1
higa,', 9 4 , ,Niuggrk,. is YllkTn n e l ,
J Gordon, Washington, D C
CONTINENTAL HOTEL—Ninth and Cheraitut,
J L McElwee, Mo Henry G Morrie Phil&
Whis•ford. New York rhosS Wierman. Penn
IMorgienstern, Pittsburg 11 It Corson, Norristown
W H CaHence?, New York Wm T F, eter. new York
If II stanto? New Orleans R A Douglee & la, N
8e. ,, n00k. •r, New York itiehti , d, , mith L cinsincriti
Wit Dolfen strat i :El Paso Levi Natteon. efirbon
P T Clerk es Ist• New look J C Small, J'eduoah. rcr
if Bears. New Jersey John ".recoils. t itts hive
Henry Thomas & la. Penn T MoK Buchanan, U S
!toW neon. Delaware WA Foster. Mace
ti kiMp . tio . ri, iiir‘ York R aylor,NewYork
Rd. N la , ler. Sr, Ir Y F W !ones. r.eur York
W Swift dr. tat, New York C 8 Woodhull & avf.N Y
A 8 Mackay. Chita loaton Riehaq Doswell. I ondon
T 1 1 ,131116 & la,,Alhany R,llobart. Jr, Mass
A fanClall. Me-aciaohltaattri (I Rowan), :Base ,
Li Ver , . Augur it, Oa John Ucayali Ldf9ryland
Osborn 'Howes, Down W Forichlion. Cincinnati
Oro Washington - Virginia .1 kle.riok.
F Pariss, Esnluoky Li n Pluml9, Phila
C A Mater & la, Penna. E. A Zereli. /law York
WM A Northrop & la. Mo Alf Douglass. Jr. 1 , 4 York
T Gemmel!. Marl and Coot Lines, Now York
Dr W ht Page, mai Lout 0 Bacon
Wm E For box, New York Win II Van Vorheas. Y
A liaremans.Jr, New York Tara P C Calhoun. Conn
Mien .Ju lire Calhoun, Conn Cant Wm Li liooper.bld
AMERICAN HATEL—Oltestnot at., aboVe Fifth.
Geo Brinton, W Charter 0 W Gardner. Troy, N Y
Matt on Branner. Batt ,1 H Morrow, Baltimore
Jon "E Mottler,Conoinnalno J Frantz, Lancaster '
J B Chamo.on Plula ff Curtis, Delaware
John upd yoke, Easton C H Greenleaf, Wash, D C
J W Emmert, Marred Mrs E McCauley'. Md
Chen McCauley &a, aid W W Lazarus, Phila
Hat tarre, Bethlehem P fl. Vanaerhof. Pa
Patribs O'Connor. Ireland Wit Lewit, naltithore
.3 Moore, I elaware T Marvey, Panne
I` .3 Lewis. Maryland ti c 'clever. Now Jersey
Geo W Reed, New York E C &ivies. New York
Jena Wylie. Jr, Easton
JONES' HOTEL—Chestnnt street. above Sixth.
N P Stnr_ges, Char eston,SC A el Lelntiaoh, Palm, N 0
thibart D Noose, Ilvaton John _E CampLAS, Phila
I' Headman, Bucks co Geo r . Santa, Wash, ta
J Tomo. Maryland Id A Taylor. Maryland
H Narthell, Now York A Lae , ff. wife. linnets
P H Heaven, D.laware NV $ Wires. Memphis
W J Wearr. Washington Theo ti Collins. Maryland
Eder Lana, Maryland 1.1, Pierce. Conneetiout
DT, LOUIS HOTEL. Chestnut at.. above Tidrd.
A P Butter & ta, Wash, II C H C St Clair, Monde
It 13 hloCueu, & wr, Waeh P Van Antwerp, oew York
P C Dart, Pato, son, N J 11 (I Curtin. New York
D Potter, Now Jersey .1 U Stotrkweather, Mass
ChaeC Juntio, Baltim: re J VT:Doody, Mourdatu
'l` II Dakar, Baltmore D Deoht, New York
Wm Drieht L t3e , maxdown Dee L Colemeu. Penns
C Feat, Baltimore
110TEL—.FourDi street, below Area
Wm D Cooper, Passim ra D. A Ale Combs, Pittsburg
David Thomas, Catasaqua .1, 'rhomas, J r, euteßartua
0 W Hammy Pv la. Beading 1 $ Hall , t la, 40e(ling
(leo Cleaver, Pittaton H Il'Jurber. Vlula
Hon A K Wright, Clearfield .1 it oats. Douglassville
Joliet Hough. Newtown 4 Harnett. Easton
.11 'We Mee, 'Moeda Hon A Packer, Al Chunk
M. Barry, Lancaster v L McClure, Boston
THE tmon—Arch eet. above Thrri.
ht 'Phomption, Pittsburg if Crater, New Jersey
It Carpenter, Trenton H Carver, Lambortv, N
John U Talbot, Newark. N J flee) Haywood, Yottevtlle
b Oshleman, Port Carbon I) L rooGinnes. Pottsville
Cot It Ratoliff, Tamaqua D C Mil, Pittsburg
Miss K H,II, Pittsburg A Lowhor, Jr. Delaware
Dr A Loather. Delaware IV Ii Thompson, re
rGeeeaman, Lebanon John Carte r Tatnaeon
e Cropper, Maryland J Concur , N Hampshire
COAINIV.XCIAL liO r PEL—gtxth et.. above Clleetou.,
Jae Scott, Chester co Davis %tmbie, Cheater so
Amos Kimble, Cluster on .11 , 111112168. CheatOT oo
Clinton H Garrett,Choet co traao Newton, Doi no
C HimMe, Cheater oo Joe A Montgomery,Chee so
AU:08 l Banns, Choeter co AV W Jenninge. Harriabg
Armstrong, tin It htraw bridge, Pa
David dcott, rilarylend Wm I) itrans, Pottstown
C H Garrett, Chester co J Menough, Che.,ter on
W pert. New York A Johnetun, Chester co
Wm h: Miller New Jersey It F Felix. Reading , Pici,
J Idler, Rending. Fn.C 'Brothers, PhiledeiNts
Wm Cox, Penner ivania Wm Johnson, Chester op
STATES UNlON—Market street, above Ruth
ttaml Wood. Chester co M W Weed, Philo&lphla'
Richard Ponsifer, Pa Jon W Collins. Mean,
Ai Kelly. Philadelphia Thee 0 IneClem DO%moat
1 DCaleb. Pa W L Patter, Philadelphia
James Johnston. Pa C Ihmymnater, E Freedom
Potor Wonky, H Freedom
NATIONAL HOTEL--Race street. above Third.
Robt Darltngton. Chester on 3 .1 Ildr.ctie, Maryland
Joet Rriter. Reading Joe Whitaker, Alt Clare
J Bendier, Pottsville Ringgold Evans. Coateeve
P Oliphant ? Liverpool, l'a Joan Jameson. el 3
C ()Mbar, 3 LlSCarpT2b J C Swartz, Lebanon
FOUNTAIN HOTEL—Recond at., a bove Market.
Toe Morris, Delaware A St Clair, Ohto
N Chambers, Elkton. Al d H B McCauley, PhDs
D H t•ay+or, Eanoaster as John R Penntneton. Del
Goo W Crate, Delaware city Geo W Claypool°, N J
MOUNT VERNON HOTEL—Soong at„. strove Aroh
John 13 Orhioom, Pails Cline Hallman, Pn
Oodahnlrsvllle. Pa
MERCHANTS' 1101JSE—Third et.. above Callowhill,
V Hanker. Allentown R Hartzell. 'I Min. Ohio
Carpenter, New Jam) , H C Beim. Lebanon Co
S Mark, Lebanon D B Fisher, Leesport
BA Haltom an, Books ao w D eltrouse, Hamburg
I. Itaudenbush, Penne '/' 13 Derrah, Penne
BLAOK BEAR HOTEL.—Tinrd et.. above Callowhill
Joe Young, Allentown Al Allman, Ztone.lllo
John Vonum, Penna..l K neamen, Kentuoky
.1
Nathan Sohook, Hamburg B Madder, Penns
.5 Swoon, Lenoseter 1. Roane. domenon
John Stout, iltlynytito Daniel Mahler, /Am
DIARRIED.
➢AW) EAGLN-^Thini street, noove
d Leisanrint, Albert Minkel, Lehigh co
Nathanman, Catasaqua .74041 , Horiser, Monts co
Geary, l'enneburs L Etreher.
Mrs 15tahl & oa, Mon tg co Lewis Frank, 3cutatowd
Biall,HY SH F—Ssoonct atreot. bolOw Vlue.
J Hill. Germantown J 8 Heston. Now York
D Blair & la, Hartsville H S Ely, Batlavilio
D C 1.10. Pargentaville 6 B■own, Ponna
D McCarter; Hartsville
y r GRAND MASONIC PROMENADE CON"-
Dottlt e oW ElV l , ,lie ki nt a ng l tslrdet'Z').
EraTivim.,AmycEnvivg,,Thrar:
Evening. - tancata t 25 ent,. it*
icrA SPECIAL MEETING TILE
BOASI) OF TR ho held nt the Rooms
aihe RnFtni. 405 CHESTNUT Striolt. OR WEDNt.B
- EVENING NEX Snolinry 16th, ht 6 o'oloqh. to
take notion in rehvion to the visit of the Chicago ll'oatit
of Trade to thie °,t]. WAIN 111,01Kior,
Jani 1t :Peretery.
ILES'. S. lIYATT kett
le, lecturer line consented to deliver hi, Leo
bus on " mANFULNE , II." for the Benefit of rho
Poor. on WEI , Nr:BDAY Evening'. the 8011. at 7.?";
o'clock, in the Eleventh lhotiet Church, TVVELrcii
Street, above Baco. Milnittrtsoo 25 con tn. jals-2t*
a OFFICE PEIVISiSYLVANIA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
January 14. VOL
NOTICE TO STOCK MIL fl E 113 annual meet
ing of the atooktinliicta of this Company will he held on
MONDAY, the 4th day of I:Annan , . 1411, at lu o'clock
A. M., at the e.t.a
The annual election for Difectlrs Will ho hold on
MONDAY, the 4th driv of March, 1441, at the °Moo of
the Oornt.nny, No. 23ti Mouth TII 1W &trent.
jals.tfe4 t , llbl (MD.SMITR• searetary.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN; THAT
the Annual AI eettott of the EttoetreoWere of the
Prt7l Bratteh Canal Conran, for the rleetion pf a
eretodent and five Men'. re of maid Company wltl be
held at the °thee of the Com pany. .n A PM, Penn-
Ivania. at 10 o'elook A. M., on WItnit.EBDAY. the
30 , 1 t day of January, IV.
II • order ot the Board. AL C. MERCI.7II,
jala-lOt BenreterY.
BT. OFFICE OF TOE RELIANCE MU
TUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.—Pno,na2.-
rm.. Januaryp 14. MM.
Tho Amami Meeting of the Ptockholdera of tins
Company will be bell at th,irorna. NO. 3°& WA' -
NU i• &feet. et 12 o (nook Al. on ,oONDAY. the 4th
day Of Pehrocry Jana
An McMinn 104 /Vent,' nireetere to serve the fm
ing year wit to fund on bald day, the came place,
bc l=ttla ° ;te l"l%l. lt yni d. r iftrl P l;l l S, SeoteterY.
(IFFiCE OF TiiE PIIILAY3ELPHIA
At.D 4tEM:llk G. R.AILFIGA ti CUM NY.
Jantlnr, 14,1841.
NOTICFI—itt the ennual rertnind of the stockholders
of the Philadelphia and Reading llailtdalCoMPanr.
fold the day. the following gentlemen were imam -
MOtie y elected officers tar 1861:
, np.sIDENT.
Afiti W
viCE pItRSIDENT.
J. DUTTON BPEELE.
MANAtlEfts
J. Dutton : , teele, I Charles E. Firnith.
William tiellerat IL Pratt tvloKeun,
Robart.tielton. I 8. Al, Fe.ton.
TREASURER.
. SAIVI HRADFORD.
• EVIRTARY•
W. H. NitildiVlNEY.
order of the Board.
W. li. McILHLfiNF.Y.
)11.5.60 Beeretarr
TRUTII IS MIGHT* AlVii MUST PRE
VAIL. The MG HTH GCUN GB BUth.D-
ViTs NO LOAN t;OCit,TY is far superior to all others.
The Constitution being hued on liberal principles, they
only ohalge interest on the amount actually loaned. and.
reduce tile Came annuapy by allowing interest on the
amount void on the stoo., and only taco a mortgage for
the sino..nt annually loaned. and are for borrowers Btl•
eerier to all other modes of borrowing nOttey. The
Constitution allows the investor.. a better interest than
they eon receive from saving funds and are porfeetlY
yafe, the tunas of this Society being loaned only on
Heal Estate. The truth of all the above is 3olinowledsed
Icy all that have examined the Constitution. The
Velirth Stated Illee.b ns will be held ou WE ON 3;h1l)A Y
IlWilthicsl, the lettt instant, CO WARD'S HOTEL,
CUE SLY streati,itboye Tnird , to receive the dues , at
which time an otmortunittr Will be offered to hanso' to
subscribe for stook. Share, orir Month.
JOHN VOIANiAIt., President.
Jan Onirre.Seoretury. isls Y.t•
to. TM:THIRD INSTALMENT OF FIVE
POLLA ttB tar snare es the subscription to the
Capital Stock of the Mulvinny and Broad Mountain
Railroad Company will he due and natant° on the 28th
LAIRat the office of the I,:otnyany, 28e4 BOUTH
D Stret. Phi o f
at Wet of the Board of Directors.
jatt R. N. BROCK, 'flaunter.
OFFICE OF THE GI Eit LW COLLEGE
1J.3 PASHKNOER lificl,WAY COMPANY. corner
of COLUMBIA and U WOE Avenu.s.—PIIILAPEL,
PIM, January 8.1R0) --The BOARD OF DJ 2 b.CTOug
have, TO 18 DAY. declared it Dividend. for the last
Six Months, of ON% DOLLAR t)or Share on onon
Share of the Vahan' Stook of this compact, parable
to the Stockholders. or their Legal nepreaentatives, on
and after MONDAY. Janoary 21. 15.21
Jal2-dtitt2l W. S. DLL (arr. Treasurer.
AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE; AND
'PR CST COI) EA , . Y. NATA BTREET,
,1T . 11 . 1', SST CORNER OF FOURTH, rlfiLaDli4-
you. January 10.1601
At the qnnual eieotlon by the Stoakholdern. held on
MONDAY, January 7th, the following gentlemen ware
Otehted THIJDT Eg,
Alegandor IYldlldjit. John 1 espsoh. Jr..
NAMPA Work,
irditt C Farr. j cViNa l M o r.Ti n o ' ;;ard
John Aikman. (Morro Nugent,
• Samatt T. Hcidine, Athatt C. Roberta.
J. Edgar Thomson.
__
HR H Eldridge,
Ricard H. Tosonsn , . RI. U
And nt„n. theetme of said 'PH ()STEP S. hold day,
the folio aing O.FEICERs tire sleeted for the ensuing
Year vet
Pyreldent—At.r.x flEq
Vito Presidimt--...iasitit.:t.
f.,,,,,,,ctrtry—jol-1D 0 11 NID.
Treasoter—JOHN a. NV ti,sON
Jala-gt, JOHNC. DI Mg, Brevet my.
PEOPLE'S LITERARY t , STETUTE,
p- - -Rev. R. S. 8'11)1 , 10. I) D. of Brooklyn. will
...nom!, on THU fl.B (MY EVENING, .f.no,ry 17th. at
Cora 1,14i,t,• .übieot—.. Ii chin Hood fond John
Wyr .11.17 e ; or. 'Pit tor/V Popular Eltments in Rag
as
Tick.oo.s cCM.s. For silo ti... tk6 Mil ering the
any. I.ro.ure nt quarter Ilefo.o 8 o'clock. JA4.4t•
TIIE ANNUAL lIIEETINti OF TilE
fl a
Ili giockholdar= ef the I , A KM Eita , Vir ' , STERN
MARKET Curd PANY. for the airman of a President,
•Yreenmer, Encretarg. end o)c Managers. to nerve for
th,e entuidg , ant. will he held at the Farmers' Market
lntel. goimr Street. between Twenty-first and
Twenty• second streets, on VRIDAY. Armory 18th, at
7 o'olnett P. M.
Jail fit* MORRIS ItANSIELL , Moretai'•
POST OVEICE, PHILADA., JANI)-
ARY 8,1861.
NOTICE in hereby riven that letters' depoidtrat in the
United natal] Lamp Pent Boxes and nub Pant tames. for
the mails, are chargeable with one cent ench. in addi
tion to the reenter pa,inge, AND SIDST be PILKPAID BY
pn
,c tgTAH Ca:
ap tettet carrier) hate been inetrectrd to chime
bBit erne and tin more for etch letter &lowed by them,
and in no cane to ti. , .toofit Mora, even rim voluntarily
tendered.
PJagfit N. to 1340111 NE.
arOFFICE OF THE UNION MUT A
INSURANCE CO -0 PANY;
rtill.snEt.fdtta, Jaq. 7.1101.
At a meoting of the Director.. held thin day, a Divi
dend of SIX P 4 .1 t CEN C. on the outstanding Sono was
declared. payab l e to the Script older.. or their lentil rs
orceentattves or tee cftioe co the Company, tin and
after WEDNESDAY. Januar, 10.1831
Itt9-1.4t .10.1. COLL/SON, Vertreiltry.
otrit:E orTn F,VIE INSUIIANuE
11...1 ttb.4o6 ciilolll4ll - r
Pttaton.t.arn. January?. Mt.
At D. meetios ef Of Board of Di reotora. hnleithte day
n. ,
.11ividend.ot CENT. on the ontntnt of
the Comtn.nr wan eetate peynble and atter the
let nay of February next.
WILLIM.I.3 T. i3l.difidhr,ditAt.
ia9-trel Fen.ohiry.
NOTICE.—TkiC "Iit:N . I3AL AIEETING
of the titnoicholdora of the Uativor Meadow
Railroad and Coal Company will hn Field at their Whoa.
leo. .322 WA t.ti UT Street, on AWNDAY. Ilia 21st of
January next at I2o'oiook M.. at 'which tune an :Mea
th:to will Iv hold for President and ten Ottawa/a for
the ensuing year. L. CHAIIOP.4LAIN,
Elel9- Reoretery end 'Fre/taunt,.
tVLKEY. FRANCIS VIPiTON, D. D.. OF
Now York, will White In aid of the Chu ch of
hiser, on T 1) het AY EVEo !NG. January Mtn,
at CODO:ft HALL. Chao /11n street. 1010•0 Twelfth,
ow - worming dt n luarter before eight o'oook. Subject
—" Italy ara Paolo."
Tickets 25 canto: for at I.ho F.p obopui Doolt
poi( tory. I 2 Chestnut Erect, VII Chestnut OW tt
at tho rotor. ,la)l.lmtu3t
"IT LY AN I) DANiE.. , -22 E.
'I6IFR ANCIM VINTO ,O , D. D., of Now York. nt
411 ER H • I,L, 014FFITNITT, nbovo Twelfth
Gtroot, TIJEBDAY VI NING, 15th January.
Ticket. Centa ; for finis et the r.piseilprtl nook De
yoittory, 1224 Chentnut etreet. Borne 911 Ghent
nut street. end nt the Uoor. job th nto St
.
OFFICE OF THE wroMtrio.calvAL
contt , AN No. te NV 30 L N R
STEET,
WADELPHIA.
NOTICE TO THE BTOCKHOI.DERE I .—The annual
meeting of tho Stook boldere will be held at the office of
the Company, No, 230 W NUT Street. in the city
of Philadelphia, on MONDAY, January 21, 1861. be
tween the hoop, of twelve. and three olelooir. at whioh
time an elec tion will the Plans for n President. Vico
President, and am Managers to nerve far the ensuing
year. CHAIMEB ilflOH.
jale-thetutjan Secretary.
FOR OHARLISTON AND SA
VA NM/tit. L
The Stomachic STATE OF OROROI A. Capt. Garvin.
now toading at second wharf above VINE. Street. will
Pail for Savannah on THURhDAY next, 1701 mat,, nt
10 o'clock. A. M.
(lords for Charleston, P. C., will be taken and deliver
en in Charleston for fifty per neat. additional freight.
'For freight or narrate analY fe
A. II ERON, JR. CO.
126 North 'Wharves.
pHOTOEI R A PUS (PLARI OR CO
LORED) vitioh cannot he surnatted can be oh
twined. at modernte chargaa. of aura , tor quality, at
REIM RR'S Bk;CON street. nhnve Jr
CONSIGNEES riF DRY GOODS, SODA
ASH. and other Merolitmdird• landed on qliPirert
street cr brill'. from etkip will please
remove BRITIB. Ut"7 Tire S KtCIIA CO.
pz 'IIE ORPHANS' O('URT FOR TILE
CITY AND COUNTY OE I'M LA DEL Pil lA.
L; - STATE OP AN DRIOAT WHITE, flit, DECEASED.
The Auditor torointed by Ma Count," audit, oat tie. and
httlet Iho amount of ANDS VNlfI eD, plod GEO.
11.E.P r D. Ammoistrators AroßEw win Te.
Br., elopennia, nod ti malts dietrihnjhon of the balanne
in their bands, will meet the indica intotristed for Cio
P unmans of his appointment. on lit QNDA Y, January
et 4 o'clock, P. 111., lot his ollico, No. 2(Z) South
EitXTH Street in rho oitY of Philadelphia,
j alb- tuthe I.P.W 38 C. CAnSIDY, Auditor.
NOTIVE I 8 liEIrEBY GIVEN, THAT
J Plane nod Specifications for Sot-class Grammar
Echoot Horse in tlio Smoot wood, will ho roamed by
the tinders ir rto d, at the (dime of the Bond of Control
tors, scutheast coiner of SIX TII and ADELPHI
throats. until the 201 i day of JAN UA y 1:04a4 4
o'clock P. IN. The bohool House to he erecter) on a lot
of ground nituoted on Fifth ,)met. helow Washington
avenue annum no the Wharton School I rit.l 108 feet
front on Fifth street by MU Toot deep. to Arabella street.
The to ho ei tier two or three atones in hnieht,
two atone' preferred; 'quid School House to Contain
twenty-one etymons of fifty milli, reel. The whole
cost of tior building rot to exered fifteen thoutarld dol-
ULM it: Order of the CoOMOttee on Pr openly.
ROUT , lIT J. lIEmPNILt,
jalB 31' Secretary Coot /pilots of Public Schools,
DEPARI'MENT OF SURVEYS.—OF
nice op Citrar PlNotanatt Arlo SuavEvort, pm-
LADELTIIIA, January 6th, 1911.
rikrrloB.—ln personae of en Ordinande approved
Ootober nth 19GO, entitled " An Ordination to Authorita
the Wlnerting of Delairore avenue, from the south line
of Area a•reet to Ton allay. north of Walnut street.'
the &mil of Porvsvors have prenatal a plan of the
widentne of raid Delaware avenue, which elan line
Wien approved hy . Couneils in Ordinance entitled " Au
Ordinance approvin; the Plan for Widenin: Delaware
avenue from the south lips, of Aro li street to Ton alley,
north a walnut approved .Innunortt D 00.191,
anti to now filed in the China of the Board oltiliitveSors.
No. Bill heath FiF fl 4 tAteet.
Ali persons having en interest therein era totally no
tified that said plan Will remain in the offico of raid
Board for the period of thirty days.
sTRICKLAND KNF,AI3.9.
i1e8,13.22.293z felt Chief ErMnnor unit Surveyor.
THE WEEFCTX PRES
A NEW VOLOMEI-1861.
THE WEEKLY PRESS will onto,' upon n. Now Vo
ante with the New Year.
To say,increly,thnt our paver Ins berm anozossful
would hu to giro far too weak and indollutto nn We's
of our position—for, not only nag
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been eetablished on aseoure and permanent foundation.
but it. is, in reality', a marvellous example of the degree
of favor ,hioh a rightly-eondueted
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have nouesd two or three attialos myself, advertised
as above. which, I have no doubt, ere humblige. It is
astonishing that people will oatronize en article of we
reputation, when there is one at hand that hue been
proved beyond a doubt
Apparently, some of those charlatans have not brains
onaugh to write an advertisement, as I notion they have
copied yours, word for word, in eeveral meatless,
merely inserting some other name in place of yours.
I have. within the past live r ears, seen and talked
with more than two thousard persons that have used
your preparation with perfect encases-2001e for bald.
nose, gray hair. said head, dandruff. and every disease
the scalp and bead are subject to.
I called to eon you, personally, at your original place
of business here, but teamed you wore naw owing in
New York.
You are at liberty to publish this, or to refer parties
to ma. Any oommuniestion adducted to me, oam box
1020, will be promptly answered.
ours. truly, JAMEB WHITE, Al. D.
W/41.11.1:718CREVBEtt Perry Co.. A., June 7.185 J.
PXor. Wool,; Dear ftir-1 was induced, mote than a
year ago, to try your valualre Hair Restorative. for the
norms of °Manatee my head of:dandruff. I bad suf
fered with it upon ray head for years, and hnd never
been able to get anything to do me any good in remo
ving it. although l had tried many Preparations, until I
w your adVertieemout in a Harriaburg paper. Being
theta at the tone, I called at Owes and KunkleM drug
atom. and ht a bottle, and now am prepared to re
commend it to universal nee, for it hat completely re
moved all dandruff from my head. and an application
once in two Weeks keeps it free from any itching or
other unpleasantnees. I must are° elate that my hair
hatilbeconie quite white in places, and, by the use of your
preparation, has been restored to its original eoler.
art now 00 years of are, and although I have used two
bottled of the Restorative, no one has any knowledge of
it, as I allow a fa* ea"' hairs to remain, in order to
have my an pearenoe 00108 Witt my age, MI head ie
now of lass trouble to me. in keeping it aleati, ifcm, than
at any time Miter, I I ave boon a child. I consider your
preparation of great value, end although I do not like to
expose myself, I consider it my duty to say eo. You
ten ace this or any part of it, in any shape you think
propai, if it ie worth onythlng to you
Yours, keg H. H. ETTER.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind., July 30.1880.
Deaf Eht f I herb Send yeti a statement that I think
you are entitled to the bandit of. I ein a resident of
Bloomington. and have been for °Vet thirty years. 1
am now over SO years of age. For affoiit twenty years
past my hair has been turning considerably gray, and
VOA almost entirely white, and very Miff and unphant.
had seen a number of certificates of the very wonder
ful effect of your flair It astorative, but supposed there
was more fiction than truth in them; but entertaining
a strong desire to hate my hair, if possible, restored to
its Original color and fineness, AA 1t was in nil lounger
days a beautiful black. 1 concluded I would make the
e*perintent. commencing in a small way. I purchased
one of four email bottles, at one dollar, and commenced
riding. following directions se nearly as I could. I loon
discovered the dandruff removed, aad Mr hair, that wee
falling off in large quatititiea, was comuderabry tight
ened, and a Fedi( al chahge taking plata in the color. I
have continued to use it, till I have need Wee of your
email bottles, and just begun on the fourth. I have not ,
as pretty a head of dark brown, or liihtThlack hair, as
any man, or as I had in my youthful days, when a boy
in the hills of Western Viginia. My head is entirely
clear of dandruff, and the hair ceased entirely falling
off, and is as soft and fine, and feels se oily, as though
it was just from under the hands of a French sham
newer. hinny of stun acquaintances frequently say to
me, " Butler, Wrote did you oat that fine wig I" I tell
thein area the effeot. of, otir ftes.orative, It is almost
imposath:e to cianvinco them that it is the original hair
anti same old gray head. •
Yotas. FABDERICX T. .13UTLER,
Bloomington, Monroe. county, Indiana.
WOOD'S HAIR lIESTORATIViI Pas actruirrd 3 rh-
Potation from actual test and experiment, whit:lh Mtn
not be enhanced by newspaper puffs. In our own viol
nity it has been extensively used, end, we belieire, in
every cam With every decreed result, and receives the
universal endorsement of all who have tried it. We.
therefore, recommend it es one of thorn few genuine
migrants which accomplishes all its profesdeil i and oil
the bald end gray oould desire.—Columbia Spy.
PROF. WOOD'S HAIR REBTORATI nno
ther coluitin will be found an ad vertieement of ibis well
known and a xeellent preparation for Teetering grey
haw to Re original color. The Heir Restorative ale°
cotta cutaneous eruptions, awl prevents As hair Ming
off. We have aeon many authentic testimonial& in
proof of time motions, some of which are from gen
tlemen whom we leave known for many years es Per
sons of the most reliable charaoter. Don't dye till you
have tried this Restoratlvo.—Boston Olive Branch,
WOOD'S HAIR. ftESTORATI V.E.—Vnliiis mart ape-
Mkt, thin in Vroved,b2 lininMeaohable evidence, 14
possess great alarm as a restorer of the hair to its
Pristine vigor. Where the head bad become almost
bald beesuse of sickness, the use of this article has pro
aimed a ibbantiful growth of think, 6 lorsi hair, It Int
therefore, a valuable preparation for all classes Its
ingredients aro soots as to effectually erachante dsndruff
and other impurities which operate so injuriously to
the hair, It also has curet' ve smoothes of another de
scriptton. In man. - cases pimptee and other disfigure
ments of the skin disappear wherever it is used. There
is no hazard attaching to the tried of this remedy, and
its °fleets can only be benofiotal, as the compound, if it
does not cause a manifest improvement, is incapable of
doing harm, as its component elements ere perfectly
innosions—Boston Tran3cripl, April 22, 1262,
QUACK NOSTRI.INI,—Tho majority of hair was hen,
hair dyes, hair tonics, lime nits, and the numberless
preparations which are now before the public, under
such extravagant, hyperbolical, and fanteetioal titles, as
we see paraded in show-windows and newspaper head
ings. sa hair preparations, are all humbugs of the first
water; their rent motit, when they pontoon any, in, that
that they do no harm. Hog's lard, whale oil, lard oil,
sweet oil, wilted and colored make up, when in beau
tiful lalappore, and white flint glass bottles, the cost
liest °hammer of tonics, and when thus costly, are bap
tised with some tri-eyllable terra, and caught at by
verdant young and old of both sexes. bush ie not the
character of Professor Wood'a Hair Restorative. This
gentleman cornea before the world without any " high
felutin" Xilophloforium, or any other astounding and
startling oaroh-poony term; he simply advertiees
Hair Restorative—what it expretees, precisely—and as
a Restorative it cote. Buy Professor Wood's Hair
Restorative. wed, ite you value your scalp, aye, your
very brains, apply nothing else ; for it may be that you
will get tome worse substance than perfumed lard oil
on your cranium. Remember, Wood's Restorative for
the Hair is the boat article extant.—New York Day
Book.
0. J. WOOD k CO., Rrontietora, 941 BROADWAY.
Now York, end 114 MARKET Ststot, Et lAnia. Mo.;
and aold by all good druggiata and fanny good!' dealers in
city and country. Ala tutha-2m
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INSVRANCE COMPANIES
TEE RYSLIANOE I'aITUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
PHILADELPHIA,
OFFICE No, 3 , .8 WALNUT STREET,
The following statement of the affairs of this Cern,
pat, on the Mat of fiecember,lB6o, is published in pur
suance of the Charter, VIZ
To Capital Stock, paid in. • . 82100 00
To Cam fiestas of vrollts, concert
ible into brook.--_ -
To Contingent Account for Premi
ums on Fire Itn4ll, outstanding
peon tub , r 31, 1339.. . .--.
- $49 293 38
bo do reoetved'utlB3o43.7s,l 36
To toterest Account, net, received
to 1860 tt
To Policies, friiiiere7i, 73,X4 other '716:766
?refits
To Profit and Lo6i,Decetnbor 318 t,
1659......... 63151, 76
80,677 67
By Dividend Mount, paid for the
Year 1849.-.-..........649. DSO 4
By Losses by Fire in 1860 . ...—: 2k408 02
seams Premiums, Commis
awns. he
Bs Lxpenset.inciutitog Agencies.
Taxes. And Donations to Fire
Companies.--
Remabillig with the Company.-- 93 7,110 01
WAION 18 INVESTED AS FOLLOWS:
In First Mortgages on Improved City Fro
pony, wort ti double the amount— 3160,901 00
In tironnd Rent brat class. ..-- 2.443 50
In .City of ildlattelchts, 6 per cent. Loan,
ISO POOL—
In Bannayti - c;riii Cci'e s ;cent. 29 , 073 75
20 Mortgage Loan (510.0001...:..—.—.. 27,000 00
in Allegheny 00.6 per cent. Loan,— 10,000 00
In Collateral Loans, well ensured— 2,000 00
In Runtingdon and Broad Toe Mountain R.
A. and C. Co.. blontege L0n0..• 0 00 0 0
In P nnty.lvenin Railroad Company ' s 6 per
neat. t Mortgage .. ... 6,00100
In Reliance Mutual Insurance Co. Stook... 24,160 00
In County Fire IrisuranDe CD. Stook 1,0 6 0 00
In Delaware 10.8. tzar:radon Co. Stock...—. 700 00
In Pennsylvania Railroad Co. 4,010 00
In Commercial Bank 5,136 01
In Moo homes' Bank 2,812
In limn M. Insurance Co. soup 2su t-0
10 111118 Receivab1e..........._...._-...14 301 74
I± , . Book Accounts, a ccrued i nt e r e st, 6 (04 60
Ia Batik on Nand— 26,074 00
The Directors have Ode day dedlased a dividend of
BIE Peat CENT on the Capital Stock of the Company.
and on the Candle/des of Profits outetando , e, tor the
Tear ending* December Slat, 1100, wi.hout deduction for
Elfaie 7 ax. payable to oath, on and alien the 16th met.
Alto a Dividend of FOUR PER g.. 'mete pro
rata on the Carnal ttloolc and Premiums earned, out of
the profits of the Collt pony tor the year toeing DeoeM•
bar el. IMO. fi•r which vertificotas of Prt,fits, bearing
interest, will be delivered to the titoetboldere, and to
the intoned entitled to mottle the same. nnoer the tyro
v.sions of the charter, on and after the 16 h
No certificate will be iarned for any lion turn than tan
dears, nor for any fractional part of one do,lar. Sums
beet than ten &there, and not less than one dollar, ere
credited to the insured on the books of the Company,
and if, se Rhin any period of ten yearn, the said credal;
amount to tendollars,oertitiont•etherefor be issued.
Certificates of Pronto AM liable equally. with the Ca.
pital Stock, for the lessee end engagements of the Com
pany • and mar be oonvertad into Celdtel Stook at nay
time, at the option Of the holder.
DIRECTORS.
CLEM TINGLEY, ROBERT STEEN,
WM R. THOMPBoN. WILLIAM MUSSER,
FREDERICK BROWN, BENJ. W. TINGLEY,
JOHN R. WORRELL, MAR 4 HALL HILL,
11. L. CAKON, Z. LOTHROP.
ROBERT 'OLAND, CHARLES LELAND.
FREDERICK ',ENNIO, JADOB T. BOWING,
01JARLhS S WOOD. SMITH DOWEN A
JAM AMES 8,
818811 WARD , WOOD JOHN DISSEb, FlOßLurg,
lUEA. , ,
CLEM
D. M. BINCILMAN. Saw
1 TRIOLEY, YrexPannt.
rotarr. iat6-tuth&-s6t
VENN MINUAL LIFE INSURANCE
am PAN Y—PIIILADELP/Ilk., JAM. B. MO —At ftn
election hela e.t. the Olio° or tae CO M1)0.127, on Montley.
the 7th Met . the foilowing gentlemen were duly
elaatod Trmtees
TO sERTS FOR TORRE 'MAUR.
John 0. Branner, William P fisolor.
flaniannu Coates, J neepph H. Trotter,
with. Martin,William H. Aera.
Richard 8, rwewbold. ninon
James B. McFarland. -
TO SRI! FR TOR TWO TRAPS.
James 0. Pease.
TO SRA YR FOR ONR.YRAR.
. . . .
Jarnea
At a me. evils of the Hoard of Trustees held th3s eve
nine. DANIEL. L. MIIILLER, Bee., wee blamed pre
endent, and SAMUEL B. ISTUKF.d; xea.. Viee Frost
dent fat tne ensuing year.
jaid-thetu 9t JNO. HORNER. Seorotary.
PAME INSURANCE COMPANY, NO
1: 406 CHESTNUT Street. PHILADELPHIA.
INCORPORATED APRII 1858, By THE BTATF,
PEN LISYLVAIi
OF
CONFINED TO FIRE AND INLAND luta&
DIRECTO/IS.
/Samuel Wright, )20, it. Bingey,
Chas. Richardson, J. W. Evenpan,
Gen. A.D est,
0. Wilson Davie, floury Lewis, Jr.,
Jacob W. Stoat, •
Thos. S. Martin, Menko Stern.
Edward D. WooAnfr,
GEORGE Vt. wa Y.. President.
FRANCIS N. BUCK, Vise Preet.
I.I3LANCI I / 1 11.33. Secretary. tjalkift
S&VING FUNDS.
AMERIO/IN SAVING FUND.--Oorri
yap,' s contneast corner WALNtJZ
and FOURTH Streets. Oven daily trona 2 till
o'clock, end on MONDAY till ain the evening* ' A i ng
010 toomtutiou has always wad In Cull, on dacirmad.
without notioe.
INTEREST FIVE. YRR CENT.
sit swots mid back, on demand to sold and sit via.
TR OKTRI.
ALE. OIN, Preendent.
BAALL. WORK, Vine Fran:lent.
Sohn C. gar,. T. iitnet George Nugent,
John Arepeob. Saml. T. itedine, u. Roberts.y e h n Jon itowman, H. H. Eldrulte.
Wm. J. Howard. JOHN 8. WlLKON,Tresearer.
JOHN C. BINS. Seoretart no2o-if if
QPRING GARDEN SAVING FUND,
Otfloe, 881
i North THIRD Street. between Vine
te u tfi L G A l ß. wi den f i ggrAftVaglP h v e zite e li g : . ii,.. l' dre, j a r I N REI
to eici. o'oloen. Alec", on MONA&
E V.lB NINGS, from to 8 o'oioot.
1 DAY
Intermit beer cent. per annum. Depositor* ewe with.
draw their alone,* be ()hooka, if desired. tateial De.
polite reeetved.
TAMED 15. PXIXONE, Frasidgvh
numans RAM. Neennary. iuNIO-uu
WHEATLEY CLARKE'S ARON.ST.
THEATRE--THIS EVENT NG4 AND EVER?
EVENING DURING TitE WEE&
Mies CHARLOTTE CUMIMAN
V7Ol aPPeAr• attar earnest and constant Joliet
tatien by the 'ebbe press and dramatic ni -nagers of
Europe and America, will appear in her powerfully
.vivid, world-noted delineation of Die ena'
rinttcy EYKEts
/n the original and superior dramatization of
OLIVkAt. TWld'k
To °pooled° With COW IN CHERRY.
beats can be eeoured three days in adcanee.
IttoDONOLTGERS OLYMPIC) (Late GAIE- -
A.•
TIES.) RACE Street. below Tigre.
fORIt E. Mcnotsrouriti.,„ Proprietor
SRN F FIT 0) , "
TRW a EfillAY EP EN ING will bepresented
TWO tiRIGINAL DRAMAS.
ALVIA, THE UNKNvWN.
rho Wifit . t. Matisse.
The appointed Itnel.
Tho me), Roweled.
QIIKETY OF 'ridE ABRUZZI.
All the Company appear in iehearsal. A magnifieent
epectecle.
A comssion—Paten ette. 25 tents; Orobeetra, 370; Fe,
rniS Cirele.lso; Private BOX Beata, We. Doors oleo
at 63.1 o'olook; oommenoing at 734.
UTALNIIi:STREET
taele Le , ..nee K. A. GARRETTJWN.
4cei Alton. Kat ---.--- Mr. WM. A. CILAYMA.V.
Dime," Agen , ••— - 174.1014. D. MAIRTIKY.
THIS ( TUEFGAW : PirtPIf NO. Januar,' IC
8 tt•CON 0 NIGHT OP AM HOTIidEN.
The performance w ll commence with
SU ePt.PISE,
Jules D'Al her Sothern.
Alone Albe —• . —•- • Mrs. G sffste.ne.
La Dumont.. • • •M re. They et.
A W AY WITH Rgi...t.L;(6HOLY.
indent Brown ftthera.
Miss Kitty lobb Mies C. Jefferson.
Poore open st. delook periorinnao.en soioinei.oe
at a'ainek. ricen 651151161.
ITAN AMBITEIGEI & CO.'S
GRAND znOLOGIDA I, INSTITUTE
UNITED STATES 111111,DINGS.
4 26 and 4 :t8 cal eerzl v r Street.
Next to tne Custom Fiona,.
EVERY MORtilfiG, AF ekat NOON, ALA Vr,NING
Doore open at 10 A. 111.,2 and 6X P. 1. md.nierion 25
°ante; children under nine setra 15 cents, Perform
aeon of elephant, Lions, Tigers ranthers, Leoparde.
Yuman, Amen, Monkeys, Mules, 'Zect., every Afternoon
and aven.nr.
1712Tti SVCCESSFUL WEER
Of thin Morn), or etruotive. end A mueing exhibition.
BPE,%I2iL NOTICE —I hat mtraole of Bakaot ty, the
wonderoul Performing J. tephnnt Ippoo traib. wi ll be
tntrodueed Into the aren% every Mcervon end bve-
Ping. by Prot. Nn.h. and exec:we fence hitherto deemed
iropneeob:e, and never attempted by any oth;:r alli1133).
)04.61
SANFORD'S OPERA ROUSE.
ELEVENTR STREET .
OPEN FOR THE SEASON.
NEWLY DECORATEn AND FAINTED,.
MR. SANFORD
Has seamed one of the
LARGEST COMPANIES ever Drecented hereaattrec
who will aepear
Sentord will carfona avers °Penh:lL
Doors open at 7; Cornmenee 7%.
Admittance Cancans. Children IS ante. .dell-tat
'IIHE GERMAN" A ORCHESTRA give,
their PUBLIC REHEARSALS MUSICAL
.1X o clock. at the n MUSICAL
FUPIU HALL. 8 tickets. $1; single tickets. 22 cents.
for sale at Cluakeriark Bon'a, Be 7 Ckestruat etreet ;
Andre's. 1191 Chestnut street; and Bedk Laartenea.
Chestnut street.
Eaaagerrwata for e
Ono Ortft. 0D111MM817.115/2 te. Par-
Pee, too., made Gall at their Office , Chiakaring ltoa'a
Piano Store. Siff (-he.staut street; William &013, 234
North Juniper street. or C. Dronarnan, 1093 Midge
avenue. oen-tr
110 IVE N NA. eIOADENLY OF TUX PIN/
AL
.ca M ms S rL l ap" CHES Io TNTS a r n e n
Painting by Itlignoi.
"THE 'FIRST SIN." a beautiful Marble Statuette b?
On exhibition fora abort time.
Vleito/0 will pieuee bring their opera ewes.
I.TUATION WANTED BY A YOUNG
P... 7 maa ton Henan tralUng 'arab Cuba. or some other
Bpsnish porta. to arrp on the cocreapondenee and *mat
in keeping the books. tinexaept.onable references
eddreaa " t. P. ti„ °thee of tine paper.
Inls-tuth6t*
VINE JEWELRY ''ANTED IN EX
°halve for Pirxrezeg nnii Gag fitting. Feintint,
raring', Carpoetfi , r Work. Zee., at elate nrioee. Adnrese,
for three dais, MO.v. Wood's Daperoh. jets A'
AN INDIJSMIOII4 13AN wishes em
viol meta in a.orho!esals Store or Factory, as Por
ter. Can rive referoaee to his last enicloyer Acdress
FhthS at this office. jal4-3:.
CJARKW Adz Et!, to take charge of the
V Boas of a Dr' Goods Comminaioa Reuse. Aug
be a thorough neon ntant, and lurmoh to,,Treyeren o o4,
Address T. & C 0.," through the Yhttodslphlo ont.olf ,
fib& jSl44t.
WANTED—By a firat•ctass ALES.
MAN, an engagement in a wholesale DIY Oen&
Jobbing house. con /Minima* a fair amount or near
cash trade. Jall-gt'
WANTED—A SITUATION AS EN
TRY CIAIIIC or AFSIg TANI' ROOK-KEgr-
Ell,in a wholesale cloth or dry-goods house. Cau fur
uish the best of references Andress '' incieusire."
othou of The Press. Ala 6t*
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office.
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-10000 09 to oharacter. abilitr• awl be given. Ad
dregs " Al. J.," 013 AWE ICka Street, er office of thus
paper. • ja9.6t.
tgs 000 $ 6 ,000, arid $lO,OOO, to loan
• moage. BEDLOCK
915 . kt.LNl3T. ffi
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A
R.
sl,2o(twh i'h‘i e N t r m . 0 6. 12 e u P t i t R a T a d N s r' a
business. Will field a partner fire to tea dollars per
day ! Present times not unfavorable. Fur in , erview
or information address `. Rara Ants," tots offme.
Je.l2-3V,
01 TO RENT—A neat three-story brick
a 50113 - E. o - LIV Street.
1441 E. P. MIDDLETON hB RO N. FRONTSt.
IOR RENT-THE COLUMBIA FLOUR
KILLS, in Coiumbia, Lancaster oeuntY, Pennsyl
vania. the atilt in well located, hue two ran of bane,
and oan be run by either steam or water Power. It note
does a very large retail heathen Possession given on
April lot. For further vartmulare apply to GEORGE
frIiTCHEGL. on the premiem or to the undersigned,
at Glenn licpe Pont (Moe, elearleid county . . Pennsyl
vania. (Jan 6t•) ORA". J. POSRY.
pi) LET—The commodious and desirable
upper morns. No. .5 1.3 rd ARK E.T htreet, being
the &wad, Third, Fnigth and Filth stories, front 33
12a feat, bg Med ‘n front, side, and by two large shy
lights. The aimina location for Custrices and the supe
rior mamar of cocslgnotion make them more than or
dinerr), aura o,tve to trusters, fume making or desiring
a change of loontion;• gas hitures throughout. App!T
at NY CLA OHO it CO., auctioneers, corner
tr X and itArtX ittreets. ja& tf
JMiUMW 12, 1661
Fainl3 AND COIINTRY-SEATS
- war FOR BALD.—The ond-rsiened, having for sale a
large amount at . property in Montgomery and 111/iO/DiZig
counties, such as F arms. Country ?Seam lir.st
Storm Lumber Yards. Howl x,so.. &a. persona wish
tng to par time or exchange will find tett, their advan
tage to call. bio charge for allowing prop-ties. V.atit
town sent by mall. Address H. it. LAMSON,
e2l-2m tromalow - n. re.
- --L. -8220,60
.4'03 Do 82
FOR SALE-A BABGAIN
A VALUABLE. FARM.
MANSION AND OUT-BUILDINGS,
TWO STEAM. MILLS,
U Stone d•r•ltings for workmen, •
And 130 ACRES 1./F LAND, on Ridge Sike,stuVes
above Norristown.
The mho area worked by steam sower. with facilities
for dyeing and drying. and ail other neoeagary nouveau
obese for manwacturins Dutton and Wooden floods.
The whole nrooefty commands a rent of $3 OCO. arid
punctually paid. For terms and partioulars hppir to
CORh
riorrt.tOWte O . N.
re.
$39; 774 08
11,996 93
--- 71,132 05
iplOtt EXCLIANGE.—AIoWE TRAOT
JR: of good uniMproven farm )and in the State of New
Jeraey. conveutant to the atty. - will ba exchanged far
01:1 2 Ko t herty. Apply' at No. ItS FEDERAL Street.
pir R. CORSON,REA L VNTATE BROKER
.11. 1 v* AND CONVKYANCER. NORRISTOWN. PA.
—Real testate bought and sold on reseonable terms.
Stores and owellinge 'or sae or rent in hometown end
country. Goon mor tea. es negotiated. Collections
The Rest references given. d. 14 6m
pd' SOU, LAND II
600,000 Acres for bale and entry, at prices ranging
from 12.4 to to oents per acre, In any quantitlea re
(mired.
'PAX PS paid and PATENTS procured for purchasers
of band under the Ginduation Act.
Flap, goroildied stabs by 81101.3i11g a postage station.
For farther infcrmation spots to
WlLiaool,t AWONGS, & CO..
U. S. and General Land • gents,
60 CIiciST,,UT ctreet.
Between TE.I.R.D and FOU.TH,
sr LOUIS. fito.
LAND WARR AnTs bought, sold, and located.
8317.147C4
733thL
o A r h u p i
e bN
e.A.pdt,O.t.3l7;74tr'NooPmbEeNituDeri
out board. lao. rannaient. Boarding. lal6 6t"
BOrinDalti.—A desirable Front Room,
Third story, with &a-OWD bard, oil Wawa
street, eels. Broad. Referenors exohnOSed• Address
" Board," P,rrs office. isl 4 et*
BOARDING, WITEL ELEGANT ROOMS,
iann*ivat.family,AUK abovo BROAD. Ad
dress" ALPHA," Press Office.
tsl.oo $l.OO $lOO
Will bny. Will buy L Will buy
At c i,altß'S. At CLARK'S. At CLARE'.
tiln CHEaTet UT Street, h , -ar CHESTNUT Street,
602 CHEL.TNUT Street. .
any article of tier anima of any artiste of
Jewelry, Jewelry. Jewelry.
W
Silver Plated are. Silver Hated, Silver Plated Ware.
or Fancy Goods, or Fancy uoods, or Fanny Goods,
that you wish tint you wish, that .ou wish,
from our extensive stock, from oar extensive stock.
tin see. Go see. Go sea. .
. • • . .. . ...
Take your eboice, take your choice, take your choice,
for S , • for St. tor $l.
All Goody Warranted. All Goode Warranted.
Remember! Remember! Remember!
602 Chestnut 5 %, 6o cher.'n •r et. 602 Coeetnut at.
BOOKS!
A large assortment StautlArd and Miscellaneous
Books selling at Wilt' price. Call and examine.
Catalogues to ne hen at the store.
D. W. CLARK S.
GREAT ONE1:10 STCIR.E,
iIIES CNU r Street.
$250 REWARD FOR THE DETEC
TION OF INCENDTARIES..—The 110
dettigned will pay toe sum of TWO RIJN VRI,D
Olt/ FIFTY DOLLARS for any it.formation that. will
lead to the detection and conviction of the party. or
parttes, who fired their Lumber Yard, at the corner of
TvswiTv• FIF FR and aOIJTIL Streets. on the morn
ing of the 7th of January. MIL They earnestly appeal
to the members of the rohoe and Fire Pepartments,
anti to citizens generally, to rendei every 118/11818500
their hover to the "Ito hlamnal in ferreting out the
ti pe on rp s etra strtotty tors of the outrageous mono. Ail communica
confoienttal.
ISRAEL IttAW.E.
P:OWAttll ALAULE.
Firm. MAIJLE A. BROTRIM.
MISS COUPONS ON Ti F, BONDS OP
A- the W VOIVIING CANAL COMPANY. due en the
/15th Mat- teat be veld. on presentation. at the liankme
House of E. W. cpani & CO., No . 35 Routh Tamp
Street. Ph iladelehla.
office Of the wiotamg. Canal Company. 230 WAL-
Street. rhiladt [Phut., .1 , 0.12.1661. te.l4-2t
COUPONS, GREEN AND COATES
STREETS PASSENGER RAILWAY MAI
PANY.—The Coupons on the Bonds oft •o+ Company.
due January 15,1961. alit be veld, at the Moe of the
COMIMY, on and alter that date.
jay-tl5 BENDY ,HARWOO.I). Treasurer.
pERLAPELPIIIA LOOAL EXPRESS
COMPANI, 25 South PIFTII Brreet, deliver
freight. unreels, and ba,:gag: throughout the etty. Far
tioulsr eve and attention given to the convegAu u e of
baggage to all the railroad OCPola• 344-Im*
NEWSPAPER FOR SALE.—A Weekly
Newspaper establishment, with a handsome oirou-
Tattoo, !posted at one of the most important omats its
Penney lvania, is offered for este, There is a complete
Joh a t
t f ams attaohed. Address" Fritter," Puss office.
Sl3 OW OA SE 8-43 email Silver and
KY Wooden, all a' zes and patterns; atop. Office Fut-
Wm, H. GRuVE,
nituTa made to /ulin by
No. t t t North FOURTH
pi" NAOH. BitANDY —3 bbls superior
;kWh.), of Georgia Peaoh Brandy, for sale by
C. C. & Cu.,
4387 103. ARCH &root, second door above Front.
'I EBs YORK-100 13BLS. NEV MESS
PORK. for sele tly C. C. fI,ADLIER. it CO.
Jot 103 E treat, 3d door ebove lout.
AJIU4IMMENTS.
WANI'S.
FOR. SALE AND TO LET.
BOARDING.