The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, January 06, 1862, Image 3

wne tty tu, s i ve • s
lafrown. evir Allgia;',` 'Tha 'feels about eve
- - lashes in tasemes... hew of, the lee- dealer* on
414- 44 4 1 - - 11 0 12 . 1 /NO ' laying In
, - Pieta( Die het few dare large num
' - 'ter of perish* have been Indialgleg in the exhila
, 'rating exeseise atikating. - The Wissahickon creek
11 amiskrimill'etedition, and Is a termite place of
:restwilitk,the Male the fine Sport: The different
Prahltford, Germantown,
duly ranted to by reeldaite
-of thine phew, to are,
Aide upon the smooth
_ •
• , tiniate.:" The Mmiltota isadass, and other por
- ekeliet thelletestt:teurth, ward, elm furnish . good
Wde fee s k ling Perimeee• - - •
Mat% cmtewdebuyikill is very due, sad
en Seltirdej - r mamma of, persons were,on the ice.,
the afternoon"; number of Orions broke
.1001 0 'We tbs:eleters ad - were reamed , by the'
, membersot the Philadelphia Skating C lub and Ha
• • - •.
There were numerous ladies , upon skates, who
'were amass object, of unwell attended, Odle
line is OW more prasticable upon tanners and in
. 5. - the aid-thien'it would be in the surf at the bath
• . ins mama, and hoops iercattoordingly eschewed
for the soma Long skirts were also out of the
Alma* and the rfair , Meters did their. skating as
• they dw:their hathieg, to wit :. In dr,etaie suitsble
'..forthatiperetkee. - _ Smoot thedainea, on Saturday,
• .eroto abort skirta , got "up' musesiha in the Hof
'. . landteh *MC The colifortable climbs' and imam
sibith are• fashionable for walking dresses, an&
r. nest road hats of the Tudor order, completed the
.neskauponompt - the. running gear- A neat boot,
with a bandeaus and Valeta skate strapped upon
sad irwell•thaped ankle; Hui& the picture.
- here ceatiWy seen many pictures which were
tar lets pianist to look upon.
Therm are various kinds of skate" is use; and
_ kinds of fastenings; the Montt of some are
;others Oat, othere with a stoat, and others
with' curved lines allied rockers. • In our basthard;
ware shops all - these varieties are to be found, and
(- -am; we - believe, the regular old-fashiontti " Hot
' Aland" article, keen, massive, andettong. An ordi
setry pair-of boys: skates ear, be purchased for five
ti •lihturtelPi• The prum upwards is at disoretion."
Thigrowia or dated skate is objected to by the most
• aocomplialeed practitioners, became it is easily dull
" md,aral entsupthe Me. The simplest form of strap
.: *stria that of - 4- dotibbs - *trap at the toe, and one
,flesas the bwil, running forward diagonally across
the Laship. --ft is believed that tight strapping pro
f • - •nitres awkwardness of motion, - and that the pro
, balance of the body it equivalent almost to
1 tameg i ftralf. The blade or runner, besides
bielesra t ire of a should be narrow at
4titt harae beef toe - and wider in the .middle. Thus
the skater is mounted on .three cu and this is
''The sec et of the raarvellonsly . twill outs and circles
width some are so skilful in executing. , It is said
that. the, belt skaters IWO the least force, and will
-Meade figures by the hour without betraying an
;g fame. The position of the heed is said
great secret of ammo (it la in most of the
ns ' . !
, this country Mating ii. an art ornamental
:rather than land. Those who have passed'a win
e' • ter ia. Holliad sag - -have seed` women and DM
I • , Antdigklig: to, ainatiVairryibg loaded. baidseta on
‘; Nal heedi;-***lty swift, but dexterously. Tears
ago it wee qUine_mand for our gentlemen teams
miler on .tha Me, vend ,
on business or pleasure,
Some of the m, aye tradition, Would write- their
k -names in full with their akatee. On the Schuylkill,
last winte r , many excellent eaters appeared, sled
their Itaiderfsd performance on the toe elicited
abate of applause faiutiowdectinterested spasm-
;", ten. - ..1 : - largeneerlser of them were woman This
, year the gat rasa, Le be et, fashionable than
,Arm-no ran•Bounreas..—The following is a
Dela article. endwonel collected in the Partners'
Market by Min - ate S. H.eella, and distributed to
arias camp and relief committees, via: St.
Tends Hospital, Pealeallle ; Camp
'Creemisio, Rat- Maryland Regiment, , .4‘ Ladies'
Abi t Cooper Shop Hospital, Christian-street Hos
t
, and diffimt soldiere at the seat of war:
lire. Elisabeth Yerkee, Chester' county, grape
jelly end two seeks of bisects; Mr. Samuel Caley,
Delaware county, preserves, pickles, and lard ;
; Hannah William,, Delaware county, spiced fruit;
Mrs. Culp, Montgomery county, grape jelly; Mies
Rlim Roberts, tgomery ep: - three jars quinces l* and one pars ; M Mu s :lacy Palle, Chester oe., Back
hisealt; Mr. Dultrigten„Lselawua ao., sack biscuit;
Mr. Smith,Malaware county, ,pu; preserver ; - Mr.
„
Para Thoniu, Chintof county, ,I. jar preserves and
Itreeka dry biscuit; Miss Thome', do., 2 pairs
stocking; lclutel Rodgers, Montgomery_
dainty, I bottle wine; Mr, Rhoads : Delaware emu
; tgr, weaves and pickets ; Mr. Memy, do...Edokleei'
f. Mre. Mark Staples, Delaware county ' , 1 jar currant •
jelly; Hiss M. M. Rhoads, Montgomery county j 3
; jars g rapes ; Reuben Lewis, Chester county, 1 jar
s• giokfee ;T. Yarnell, Delaware count>, 'Jar van ;
Mts., 0. Barr. I Sick biscuit; Mr. - neon, •
t_ Chester countyo jar gainers; Mr. Paul Jones,
Camden, fiefs pickle.; Mir May Rodgers, Miss
I Sarah: Thome, and other Prima from Willits;
t tows,Milaware acuity, 9 jars preservet and Jul.
• Um; Jones, Delawftre county, ljer organs:lee;
y rhea, Montgomery county, 4 -bottles home
mat wine; Items: Frew I Maple, Montgomery
t • -county, Ybettliw'brimeimade wine; Mr. fialley,
• Delawere count vinegar 'Terkel, Delaware
44.
,„ eountyo umel, Walter W. Greene, lard and
ed Montgomery coon.
, Pater; Dr. miller, V. 8., avow forElßmg beds;
. William. Delaware county, 6 lbs. ersokers ;
Mr. 'Junes, Chester county , eggs; Mr. William
Dais, Mon tgomery count y ; mutton met ; various
i? farmers . l2 pounds lard or ointment; Mrs. B. P.
1: Wok,: PhilioSelpkta . ; Mrs. It. Kennedy, 4
ja_ripassehts,
_and two honks Wild cherry brandy ;
Clighors; .11",jais plaice, jetty, sad 2
bottles brandy ; Mri. 'Wsn. spiced -fruits,
mixed and 2 bottler cherry chimer ;
Mrs. Dudek,' ved strawberries, and currant
jelly; Mrs, rioitsoi, l'-jar , prreerved grapes, 1
atmwberriee;Wid 1 currant jelly ditto, 1 blanket,
.e 1 quilt, drugget, Itnentor, dress ings ; Mrs. A. B
Dooley, tta, rim, sweet oil. - and pickles ; Mrs. J.
• Eibarpket preserved. itialberrites, currant jelly,
burs. .I:Sharples., tea, blackberry syrup,
and nutmegs; -Mrs White,' 1 jar grape , jelly ;
' Whiterianc.2.te :tamarinds, ands bottle Ca
taloa What ; Mrs . tarsi 6' jars Candied fruit m a d
preserves; Mrs. Young, , bottle, strawberry shrub ;
Mrs.: "Christy, tomato catsup and jar preserved
peaches; Dirs. Brower ,' 1 pair mittens, 1 sack dry
•,,'; reek, box lint; Mrs Barsky, 5 palm woks, maga
; sines led,Yeriodicala, sad linen for dressings; Mrs.
Bilettmen, 1 jar pepper atom', S. H. Mothilla; oar
rant 'throb, blackberry syrup. and pickles; Mrs.
• Brolarky i • , woedenware; Pemberton Smith, hard
ware ;MIL Hurley, 2 Jars Pepper sauce ; Mrs. Is,
papus, books, and periodicals; Mrs. Sarah
Cooley, If potteds gum, camphor; Mrs Haas, 3
=arn. y, jar gripe jelly, sod- newsptspers ;.
Owen, testament; Iduie
-P. Horne, 2 jets
7 quinces and 1 - far *Mee ; Mrs. Cyrusllonie, 2 Jars
gingered iipplee ; Mrs". Blauk;fl quarts nasturtium*;
Mrs, Diller, Chaster county, bottle wine Mar pr e :
serves, and 100 boxer ointment; Mrs. liewidl,l pair
; Herider; 1 gallon Madeira wine and 1
do. brandy ; Mn. Palmer, 1 gallon Maderre mine
Mr. Z. Luke!, 5 gallons alcohol ; E. Laurman, 2
hottless'idadetniand 1 de:braody; Mr. Blank, 1 bot
tle elderberry-wins; Mrs: Holluir. 5 glass jars anti
-5 bottles; Mrs. Dorsey,' dollar; John Davis Mont
i gomery county, 50 - cents; blear Oaley, Chester
I county, 1 dollar ; -Conover. 50 cents; Amos Ploulaillcauta; B. W. Cadirell; ;Scouts A. Sager,
2 dollars ; T. aseplaes, Eirrus:* Ar obambault,
I plasm barer; Mr... Until, 1 barrel sawdust; Mr._
• Seal, LO cents; George Duncan, mutton suet.
•
A Fteizeßnitoorscl
luny iitspered Mae- gie
pito of Sour in the 'Phi
snail& o(-December rot Si 7
1661...85 37 1544..44'29
1600... - . 4,87 184.3.... 487
1649._ 5 31 1842.... 450
1668.... 5 12 1641.... 0 42
3,942, - . - ..3 5, 1840.... 600
1858...."0 60 1639."..."5 73
1266,... 6 86 aest ... 8 40
1664.... 9 Id 1883.... 9 62
up..., 8 1/88,.;.11 00
int.:. 5 16 1656....; 6 16
Mt_ 4 16 Mt—. 4 90
1860_ .4 11 1833....6 87
3649 ''
'Cuol ten— s,w'
aos.,:. 6 14 1881.... 5 251
11166.... 4 74
1446_ .. 6 06
1800.... 6 31
'151....548,
8 GO •
Sueentma Acetwor.=-111Stween nine and. ten
•o'olook on,futturday evening, e men named4ohn
BradlugMasimitnitted 'into the
.Peensylvithia tbs.
pitekbartng been Inn over bin Magna longed with
vain, and Penwell Nitre& if. •irai 'a teamster,
*ln ine,mnplorof. 4onetwa farmer; residing
in thelMenty-fwmth want; Whiledriebtg the loud
of grain on the Wistrebestorroad,'near fortieth
attest, about half putltir b'eloOk an - Sigitiday ere•
nisi, the Woes ran away. In the attempt to stop
them, the - unfortunat+ man fell and thi ; wheels
rimed over bis breast, Re mewed to stiffer intense
.17 as he was being minted into the gurgled ward
the hospital. We nntieratang-gym be is *mar
' . lie has a sister - restate* somewhere in the
'vicinity of iliswatls.MU4:ElB44.ltl"lB.
Aernestortwar..--Fer some two weeks past,
the deallispg Imare of Venus in the western sky has
betelnibjseetif remark among those, who have
been abroad On cloudiest evening,. Her brilliant
aspect at tide time has led some to think that elto
had rebsegisl in some remarkable way from what
abs was In former times when she held the sum. re
-Wien so the ann. But this apparent increase in
"Inure is due lathe absent. 'of Wmr , stars in her
pathway. The other' brilliant 'planets are now
awning Mire s She attains her_ greatest brilliancy
in sheet Welarirees Jiow, 14er wlnotishe will
rapidly decrease in splendor until she.assin he
•comeeareorgeg star, sad .the others will take her
plan tee t he evening sky; ' -
TWEE TOE THE NEW' STEA
Pesnypieker, of. Charlestown township, has had a
mini:tsar of hands employed in West Nantmeal, In
toking out Ohipknees, for the lap troktsound
steam &Wife 'Meths being built in this Oily. ,• They
are carried wraith Brandywine Railrad to Dow
!brown, and dame to Philadelphia. A large
ear balk:welt:MOO on Wednesday of last ...omit.
Contour= MOSP.Y.--on Sattidny morn
hts. John McPherson WAS committed, in default of
41,600 1011, by Alderman Hibberd, to saws* the
ghats:opt paying counterfeit money. Net alleged`
to have pound two bogus tan.dollar.bills, one of
the lifitterbtul - ItoilidUContioetlents. and the other
"of the Coninterehil Bank of Bristol, R. Y. , on Friday
aig►tr tit a 140oerla Oheetaiut - street near Twelfth.
THE NAiIONAL DAVLNGS AND TNIINI` CON
DA2i*,m-Qa &Wall", in the ,Quarter_ Stations,
-en th dJiisoa tinadAstriedity neat-tot, the hearing
e writ et habeas corms obtained by H. L.
Banners and others; of the National Savings and
'Mid Company, to teat whether the charges pre
leered against them can be sustained in
IscesnrAttrgc—About itoott,-on Saturday,
a ire *A discovered IR an ,nnoesupled house, No.
121tie1tiaton street, in :the; Fifteenth ward. The
isms WINO speedily entinguished, Thit Are was
.itetwed by estaral Nisabierotte boys, who applied a
diightiiiiteuoieh 4tingassitity of strew, and then threw
it into the .
-.
Pao ni fax Tiovittlitter 1 4rAp.--.oq Fri
day-14M 4itodafr thiaelivtwo stables, be.
. 1 .,0 140 . 11 -Asoa WWII WWI Alexander, Russell,
.No 6 ineated , hilliewecdeittroyed by ire.
VW° basso Intrekokelignathr,pk44o• time, and
ware sated with small
Nate' reasi .6krzett.=-4 rider Nat Office has
-been' eetablisketi-te.gateteir-Stationow the line of
the Alledelphfe 14141114' Relined, and J. F.
Alirbiterarer-viettitedAiceittnettet. The ;lair Oleo
h illiteeint4on:". Yt *it Wrapplifd.
nitres&
:,Vrittrca.—The „Edwin
F:2.oo l l444 oo l o o4oFisittlir if Camden to
libtratthiliOta thick-': • •
THk MITNNNSYLVANIA RAILROAD BRIDGE.
—This beautiful and anbstantial stritoture is about
biehed, and in the Course of another week or ten
der the eastern terinbus of the great railway
_will
be finlelied - . Then M the tit* railway track on ar
ket, Second, Third, and Dock streets will not be
required for the peerage of freight ears, to so
great an extent as at the present time. The travel
on the Richmond, Race and ;Vine, Second and
Third-streets passenger railways will be free from
blockading by , the freight oars. There will be no
more haii:breadth escapes or smashes, or horses or
mules killed, as have been the oasts too frequently
of late; The Pennsylvania Railroad itself is a
very great. institution. It is the aorta leading from
the very heart of, hindmost, and giving vitality to a
Wide extent of country down town will
increase a hundred fat because of Rio terminus of
this road being-located on Washington avenue.
THE ALLEGED FM OFFICE ROIMERT.—The
two young men who were charged with fraudulent
ly obtaining a letter containing a dmft from the
post °Moot were finally disposed of by the United
Stateseommiationer on Saturday. The commissioner
Stated that, in consequence of the doubt and un
certainty which'intriounded tho nese, he would bold
The defendants in merely nominal bail to answer.
They , were ordered - to enter ball la the sum of $5OO
each. •
THR CAMDEN POST OFFIOE---POSHELSSier An
drews has determined to remove the pest office to
Federal street, shrive Third, as a more central loca
tion. 'This will be very acceptable to those living
in the southern part of the city, and in this, as in
many other respects, Mr. Andrews has showed a
determination to consult the convenience of the
people. We learn that, since he has hadOharge of
the office, the business has largely increased.
PARSING COUNTERFEIT NOrws.—John Mc-
Pherson was committed on Saturday morning in do
faultof $l,OOO bail, by Alderman Hibbard, to an
swer the charge of passing counterfeit money, lie
is alleged to hard passed two bogus tenilollar bills,
one on the Waterbury Bank, of Connecticut, and
the other of the Commercial Bank, of Bristol,
1., on Friday night, at aylace on Chestnut street,
above Twelfth.
DEATII OP A PHILADELPHIAN IN CALIFORNIA.
IdoCeullay, formerly of this city, and a
brother of Mr. John E. &teem/nay, died in San
Francisco, on the 17th of November last. The de
ceased was wall known in Philadelphia. In 1810,
he wee one of the primoipal movers in the Irish Re
peal httociation, and ho was noted for his steady ad
herence to his countrymen.
AN ABSCONDING BOARDER, named Ida
Mitchell, was before Alderman Beltler, on Satur
day rooming, upon the charge of larceny. It is al
leged that she. engaged boarding at the - house of
Mrs. Milner, No. 321 North Sixth street, on the
afternoon of•the 16th tilt., and decamped in the
evening with. a lot of wearing apparel and (leveret
articles of jewelry which bed been left in her room.
Ida was committed to answer.
PEItiONALThe present rector of St. Peter's
Episcopal Church, lately destroyed by tire in
Charleston, South Carolina, Is the Rev. Mr. Prey-
He was formerly of the Church of the Epi
phany, in this city. The other Episcopal church in
Charleston consumed by the same conflagration
was St. Michael's, one of the earliest churches in
America. The late edifice was built before 1750,
from a design by Sir Christopher Wren.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
. Tin MONEY MARKET.
P9ILADILPttIe, San. 4, 1802.
Ice published In our money article of Saturday the
proceediega of the New York Chamber of Commerce
upon the subject of the new tariff act In to.day's Press,
and we now learn that the Secretary of the Treasury has
written a letter to the Committee of Ways and Means,
suggesting the plumage of, a Joint resolution to permit
withdrawnwarehonied goods to be l on payment of the
duties imposed by the act of August 2, 1861, and to re
fund any excess of duties, above those thus Imoosed,
which may have been collected on goods already with
drawn.
This is a movement In the right direction, and only
defective because It leaves it to be inferred that
goods in bond, imported under previous tariff Imes,
are to be made to pay duties according to the rates
lefied tiY the act of August 2, 1861. The fact is
that. new duties can only rightfully be levied on
goods imported - after the passage of the law
making or summing them. Goods are imported when
they &reentered at the custom house i then the duties
are appraised, and a certificate given to the importer
of the amount, and a hohd taken for its pay
ment. k sale of goods and the receipt of a note
for the amount is not a more complete transaction
than this butween the Government and the importer
at the time of entering imported goods at the custom
boner, and it is as much a breach of contract in the Go
vernment to enforce additional duty upon goods so en
tend and bonded as it wouldthe for the seller of goods to
demand an additional price when the purchaser, who had
given his note and obtained a receipt upon his bill, came
to take hie geode away.,Heretefore, Congress has always
considered that merchants made their commercial ven
ture, on the faith of the laws in force for the time being,
and • change of those laws was not only made pros
pectivei or to attach to goods to arrive, but a ecrupuluous
care was exercised in increasing the rates of duty to ex
cept from the operation of the new law al/ goods already
shipped for our ports.
The application of a new and higher rate of duties to
gcods entered under eliding laws at the time of importa
tion may wreck the fortunes of many loyal supporters
of the Government, who have committed tbeameives to
ventures in'tellance upon its good faith. A tariff act re
trospective in Its provisions is wrong in practice. It le OP.
Itried to what merchants believe to be sound law. It leade
to litigation, &mansion, and vexation. It may produce a
trifling present increase of the revenue, but will cripple
many Importers, and deter moor others from sending
orders, abroad far merchandise. Above all, it Is MIS.
chievons is a precedent, tenditig to undermine the confi
dence of the mercantile community in the faith of the
Government. NO tariff Increasing duties alionid apply to
goods in bond:or on the way.
A: somewhat better feeling prevailed at the Block Board
to day, and a larger business was transacted. Pennsyl
vania coupon Sixes sold freely at 80, the coupon Picea
at 70, and the transferable rives at 76: Philadelphia
Fixes were Arm at 88 for the new, and 82,K for the old
issues. The shares of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany advanced J(, and the bonds gained X. The bonds
of the North Penemylvania Railroad Company shared the
Improvement. Reading Railroad shares were weaker.
The Pranktord and Southwark Passenger Railway
Company bare declared a dividend of three aid a half per
cent. out of the earnings of ttle lad Bigmouths.
The Roney 'market shois a still increasing demand
growing out of the desire of the importers to pay duties
upon goods In bond. Nearly all the lintiora in the bonded
warehouses have been entered for withdrawal within the
peat week, and thonxmaple is being followed very freely
by the dry goods, fiardware, and other importers.
The ;Quantity of coal sent - by railroad• this week, to
20,01017 tons—au Incresee of 4,600 tone over the cor
responding week last year. Tho freights to the East rule
high, and the demand for, coal ie principally confined
to the retell trade In the cities, and for Government use.
Prices remain without change.
The trade BUMS up tide week and for the seaschn com
pared with last year, ses follows
7,-7-The following caro
ms the wholesale overage
tilaitelphle - market in the
izty-sixyears past 1
1827::. lb 9011810..511 25
1826.... 5 25 1809. 7 50
1825.... 4 87 1808... .. 6 75
1824.. .. 4 87 1807.... 6 75
1823.... 0 12 1808..... 7.60
1 8 27.... 650 1805.... 826
Ira—. 8 X. 5 1804...41 00
1820....4 50 1803.... 7 50
11715...'.,6 72 /802..4. 060 .
1818.— 9 00 1801.... 7 25
1817.... 9 37 1800...31 00
1816....13 00 1793....10 00
1815._ 925 1798.... 9 75
1814 ... 8 00 1797.... 8 60
1813.... 8 76 1798—.11 00
1812.:..10 25
1611:...10 00
-,---- -----__
P. aB.B. B. 16,8121 131,765 29 0111 139,869 7 304
s,
L. VAL B. IL 10,171 59,497 7,097 69,051 358
Sbamoklu.... 2,887 209,699 1,616 240,389 30,689
'The eft yof New York sod Jersey Oity aro paying their
interest, due en the let Inetait, in wpm% The city of
Brockitn;.We utulocetand, rows its in currency.
CiscneXavr.— . -The qtitreits of January 1 SAYS:
tone excitement tt at followed the nhwe of the suipen
siert of the New York hanks, the particulars of which we
publish Cu another place is subsiding, end matters were
cemParatltelY quiet in ' Third street to-day. The pre
vailing rate for gold was two per cent. premium, but the
demand fell off largely, and was very light, The sales
did not, probably, reach 8,8,000 in the aggregate. One
leading house Informed us thatillaisOes amounted to only
5400. People concluded, now litat the banks have sus
peodsd, and finding a large supply in the market, that
they did not want Coin at two per coot, premium. The
speculative movement, •therefore, is likely to prove a
failure , . One of the banks - to-day sold to customers at
-one per sent: premium. The Indications are that, within
-*week, a material decline will be established. The de
mand for'exchange Wile Moderate, but dealers put up the
riate•,,V, and we now gut* 3( premium buyitigrindA pre
'Motu .sedling. Dealer' wore more free to tell than to
buy, and thereappeared to be little contideqcohl the sta
id*, of ne W 'kitties. There wee no flurry In the
, dierounr market. ' Lenders are conservative, but the
offering" of
,paper are light, and there is no pressure in
au/ (Warier. Rates of interest remain at ton to twelve
percent"
The New York Poet of this evening Says:
The stock market is extremely quiet to-day, but very
Om in price. Yarly in the day the transactions were ex
ceedingly ems% but towards the close there is more doing
at an - ftprovement of Meg, per cent, on the quotations
of the "drat call." There is more bidding on buyers'
option, and with leas pressure tb sell for cash till the mar
ket ammo a Amer appearance.
% New York Central, after opening at TeX, doses at 801‘
gang.' Iris sold at 81% and leaves off at 820"82X.
Michigan Central, after the board, rallied to ft
Psicitioltall and Panama were X eel per cent better
than yesterday. The former closes at 0234e92X, the
latter Litwin's'.
Matt stocks are firm, excepting Mtetnurie, which con
tinue neglected at 40a40)4. Tennessee', Georglas, North
Carolinas, smd Loafs - lanes are to demand at our quota
note,
"Governments are extremely doll at former geotatlons.
No new movements can 'be expected in themnotd the
fiction of Congress on the report of the Committee on
Ways sad Nesse has been determined.
The money Market lea shade tutelar td-dey, especially
for etrong borrowers, who can supply all their wants at
• areaU reduction from Tper cent., whore Moral margin
see •flowed. On second-rate securities the market is
close at MI I per cent. The rates for paper are Un
changed..
1112P0171111 BY a I. SIATINA
10. Perini R 'BB% 500 - 1 enna Coup 8e....96
86% uwo Penns Coop So.. 79
8000 do 24 mgt 85 2 Philo Dank„.... 87
2000 2d mgt 85 9000 Lehigh 69 100
$OO Lehigh iisv e9..100 200 -d0 , .......... 100
SOO. d0..'.. '66.... 90: 400' d 0.... '65.... 00
460 Penns Coup 6e.. 98 11000 Reading 6.'88,. 71M
BETWEEN BOARDS.
Penns 86% 100 City 69 n0w.... 88
n . do; ...... 861( 16000 Penns 5a 06; P 16
1( 00 City Se new.... 88 8000 d 0.... CkP 79
10060 do—new.... 88 7000 Penns Coup So
960 do.. dew.... 58 - Jag & July.. 76
000 •d0..0ew.,.. 88 60 Bead 80 iP eh 11%
.
190 85 i 90 040014ot! 8,e5 16)(
2 Cain& Amboy lII2IX
2 - do 12IN
1 -
'do -121 X
2 - 'do ........ .....121X
1600 Lehigh Nay 65..100
900 do " 100
100 Beading It 16
,60 do 18
80 ..... 18
to do ' 18
-
1000 BeiAng 68'80 '
CILOKINI P
Mi. Ask.
IPtiPa ' ..... 62 - 823;
Mai... 82 82x
Ptdlei 80-row... 88 88,4 e
Nona 64 78 - 70.14
18 -18
&saw
trdg M (14.8048 81
'Bead 61 86 la— UM 72
Penns 18 20g thin
n Pena* 1126 m I* 88 BSc(
atortli gon• • 86,4 8814
. Koh& Pref. 10734 188
1167' 86•82.. 68)i 68;i
• 841, Ras Inv flo 71 74
'146 II Stock, 2 6
*Willy VOL..
.10X 12
E!E
k Exchange Sales,
4, 1862.
elphift Reel
January
Philadelphia Exchange
"500 0177 65 new"... • 8 8
700 -.
.... ~ 82,V
1000 do 823(
800 do 82V
2500 Wilmington It rig 00 3 , ‘
,1000 -.— . . . gO3
50 Lehigh Scrip.... 114
600 NoriltSomia Roe 05.11
6000 Penn& 8 2d.mgt.. 85
AFTER BOARDS
•ante-sißu
Ask.,
Stadia B Pref. • 10'
Elmira 7a '78:.. 61 63
Limit blind B. O 10
Leh 01 i Nev.. 40 10
LebQld:NBirpBl 84,4 i
N Poem 6 0
N Penne B Be.. 66g' 50.
Perin* 10s 70 ..
.CntawlsealiCoa.
'Oatawhath Pftf., _
2,1 &Ad ate R.B 49
/We/Vine-MR 3
Bpruco lk Me,. fi
Green B floeto• 16 16X,
etifiat k Winn 31 33
Arch Streot ..
- THE PRESS. -PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, JANUARY 6, 1852
Philadelphia Markets
not:Fn.—There Is very little export Inquiry for Flour
but generally at prices below the views of holders, who
are firm in their demands. Bales include about 1,800
bbls good family at $8.87,4 oG, mostly at the latter rate;
1,200 bbls Clty Mills do, Broad street, and Sonny Lied,
and SOO half bbls do, all on terms kept private; the sales
to the trade are limited within the range of 85.37 x 06.50
for family, and $0.6000.75 bbl for Emmy brands, as in
quality, and the market dull. Bye Flour is held at ss,
and Fentea Corn Meal at $3 bbl, without sales of
either.
WitaaT.—There Is not much Wheat offering, and the
demand for it lo good at folly former rates, with sales of
9,000 bus at $1.3301.35 for rode in store, mostly at the
latter rate for good h'enn'a, including white at sl43m
1.46, as in quality. Rya is better, and about 1,200 boa
h'enn'a told at 72074 c. Corn is quiet but firm, with sales
of 2,500 bus new Ponn'a and Delaware yellow at $1.58,
in the care. Oats continue dull and neglected at 87o)
8734 c for &Whom and Penn'a. Barley and Malt are
quiet.
BAne.—fi. further small sale otlst7Vo.l Queraltionwas
made at VA at which rate the market is steady and the
receipts light.
The Cotton market Is firm but quiet, and n small busi
nese only to note at 38an31c, the latter for middling Up
lands, oath.
In Grocerles and Provisions there Ic very little move
ment, and no changes to note.
There is a good demand for Cloverseed, and 600 bushels
have been disposed of at $4.2504.60 bushel, mostly at
the letter rate.
Wlitsar to firmer and on the advance, barrels selling
freely at 21e21gc, and drudge at 20e20X a.
Exchange—Jan. 4.
100 N T Cen 1L...810 80
50 do 80%
100 Erie Railway. 1 ) 30 313
225 do 1)30 31%
58 do 31%
410 do 31%
160 do b 3 91%
12 Iludgon Biv E.... 37%
i 50 • do 37%
50 Erie B p1d.....b4 63
150 do b3O 5334
7 do 52%
50 do. ....... •.0 63
150 Mich Cen It 4734
100 do 010 47%
15 51 So & N R. 19%
100 B 8& N I a 8.610 3974
75 Panama A 111
100 111 Con It so— .E3O 01%
50 CI & Tol elo 34%
1 000 do 3134
100 Oh & Is 8...b10 61
129 do 61
60 do 51%
25 Chi, P & Q 67
New York Stock
1000 11 8 511 '74 coup. 78
4000 Obio 00 '0..... 90
10000 111 Col Beg hole.. 78
1000 Mich St 8 Av bds 78
22000 Plo St Cao. 90
6000 do .....ba 40ji
1500 Oregon W - L 3 84
2000 Goshen Br he... 81
2000 T & Al lot on. 74
4000 to, L & W hot no 93
1000 Gal & "Ii let on b 99
10 Del &Bud Can.. 843(
0d0.........84%
60 Pee 111. SS G 0,... 02,4
60 do 02}6
126 • do 92
100 do e3O 02
10 do. 810 .92X
100 do e 3 92M
300 N F Can 703 i
100 do blO 80
100 do eBO 751%
802 d0..........80
250 ..... ..b3O 80M
300 do blO 80,5
CITY I. T it FA MS ,
AlYrzx or Paterrn.—The annual re week
of prayer" was observed with such good effect last
leer, that the Committee of the Evangelical Alliance
has issued a circular recommending a repetition of the
holy week in 1862. The committee suggest the following
days and topics:
Sunday, January 6.—Sermons on the Holy Spirit—
hie divinity and personality, his offlcas and operations.
Prayer for the Lord's blessing upon the services of the
week.
Monday, eth.—llunaliatlon and confession of Oi
individuals, no families, as churches, and as a nation:
Thanksgiving and praise for recent religious awaken
ings.
Tuesday, 7M—Rome objects for prayer—the conver
sion of the ungodly, the caseation of intemperance and
Immorality, and the spread of Vital religion in our Mali
lies and households, among our rulers, the rich and poor,
our soldiers and sailors, the authors of oar literature,
secular and religious.
Wednesday, Stk.—Foreign objects for prayer—the re
vival of pure Christianity, and the extension of religious
iberty in 'Europe and the lands of the East, the over
throw of every form of anti-sahriatian error, the conver
sion or the home of Terael, the prevalence of peace among
all nations, especially in America; and a yet more
abundant Meaning upon our brethren and sisters en
gaged in the uork of miaalona, Christian education, and
literature in foreign lands.
Thursday, 9th.—The Church of God and the Christian
ministry—the increased spirituality of the church, and
its more decided separation from the world; brotherly
love, sympathy and union of labor among the Lord's
people; a higher etandard of piety and power among
Christian ministers and all their fellow-laborers; the
outpouring of the Spirit upon our universities and col
leges, end on the rising ministry at large; the conversion
of the young, and a 'large bleseing upon Sabbath and
other schools.
Friday, 10th —The Word of aod—that It may be re.
ceived with increased faith, reverence, and love; that its
assallents may be enlightened and brought Into the way
of truth ; that the power of the Divine Spirit may attend
its tut, ate study, and Its circulation, throughout the
Saturday, 11th.—The Lord's day—that its divine in
stitution may bo recognized, and its desecration at horns
and abroad may cease.
Sunday, 12th.--Sermons on the signs, dangers, and
duties of the present times i motives to personal both:teas
and °bestial:l activity.
PURE OLD GOVERNEERT TAW.. COFFEE, War
ranted genuine and.pure, can be had at Mr. C.. 11. Matt
son's, dealer In flue groceries, Arch and Tenth 'streets ;
also, fine Oolong and other choice Teas, at unusually
In/aerate prices. Mr. Mattson's Coffees and Teas, tee
think, are unequalled at the Mae price.
DRESS.—Noxt to clothes being fine, they
ahead he well made, and worn easliy ; for a man le only
the less genteel for a fine coat, If, in wearing It, he show,
a regard for it, and is not as easy in It as if it was a plain
one. Those who are fortunate enough to wear the fash
ionable garments manufactured at the Mammoth Clothing
Emporium of Gran Ville Stokee, 600 Chestnut street, not
only Present a genteel and attractive appearance, but also
feel decidedly comfortable whine enrobod in such clothing,
which cannot be equalled In cheapness or durability.
"FORWARD TO PHILADELPHIA. I"—This is
said to be the cry of the half-famished hoists 'of Mauro-
Ward, who can neither stand atlll where they are, nor
make their way to whore they would be. We have no
doubt that the traitor horde would, like to get to the me
tropolis upon the Delaware, where they could fare gamy
tnously on our itoree of good food, revel In oar cozy
homes, and make themselvee comfortable in the elegant
and substantial gtu-ments on hand at the Drown Stone
Clothing Hall of Bockbill k Wilson; Noe. 603 and 605
Chestnut greet, above Shah. This consummation, so
devoutly wished for by the soldiers of Swett-land, will
not come to pass while loyal hearts, loyal steel, and loyal
gunpowder Intercept the way.
A Sporn.— , c It is announced that two tons
of gnopoa der have been discovered buried on Governor
Jackson's fartn."—Nissouripaper.
What t Gunpowder deadl"
Xxclatmed one as he read:
it Gunpowder that Ryes but by fleshes;
heaving nothing behind
. But some smoke on the wind,
'Twere absurd to cry Peace to its Ashes.' "
There are other things that flash and end In smoke be
sides gunpowder, and that is some of the rivals of Marks
Stokes' "one price," Clothing Store, under the "Con
tinental."
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
V? TO 12 o'nonr Lin MIGHT.
CONTINENTAL lIOTEL—NInth and Chestnut sta.
DI Hand)leton, Chicago Mrs .1 B Clark & ch,Dotrolt
Mita Camden., Detroit E Caries, Now York
Mai W J Cullen, Bt Paul .1 W Lynda, tt Paul
Mrs Brown, Wash, D 0 Thom A Simpson, St Louie
Mies E 'meteor, Pottsville Miss 8 Loaner, Petunialo
Dr 11 I Brown, 118 N is A de Alva, New York
W Presby, Boston Mrs Stringer Boston
Mr Bale A: wt, Boston J Merritt, New York
W 0 Burgess ny, Boston J Matthews, Baltimoro
11 liamilten, Wassingtosi Lion J 0 Barker & la, N Y
Jan ht Thompson, Pa B L Street, Baltimore
111 re L 8 Lane c child W H Bean, New York
John B Bauch, Virginia A W Johnson & wt, Mo
Thoe 8 Blair, Pit oburg - J BBrodhead, Baltimore
W B Pierce & wt, Poet. KT JP Oliandkr & wt, Wash
n 0 Thornton & set, N Y Thos 0 Weeks, Boston
Oeo Nation, Now York 0 hr Tabor, Now York
John B Gale, New York John Hughes, Baltimore
V 0 Steele, New Jersey J Blood dr le, New York
111 r banfortb, New York '8 G Scott, 1J 8 A
John Blerk & wife
D A limy
J Merritt, St Louis F P Talcott, Now York
II 8 Briggs, Massacimsetts J 3 Jackson, Jr, gt la, Ya
B M Norton t la, Wheeling W 8 Thoninsati,Rocheater
W Yeuchtwanger, N Y Geo mJ
Tho
e, r, Nlr
J JlRlferritt, Brootarn John It 'Meanie, New York
G M donee, Rahway, N J Mr Brown, Baltimore
It Covington, Baltimore B L Mee
Bobt irownbeed,U It 14 3 A Brodhead, Boston ,
eapt Porter, U S N Chao E Stuart, Michigan
olt Moore
0 Knap New JersoY
B $ Whiteburst, Illinois Gov 111:bard YotoWlll
J W Awl, Darribburg A D Milton, Buffalo
0 W Gibbons, Buffalo B I) L Wickes, Now York
3 B Taverner, Canada Geo Y Bailie% N Bedford
N Roundher. St Louis A Handers, Cincinnati
Timis C Ma) er, Now York II J Pomeroy, Cincinnati
MU 0 A Pomeroy, Clan Win J . Mollyneaux 4 els, 0
3 B 0 Rand, Boaton
MERCHANTS' HOTEL—Fourth street, Ali. Market.
Jebn Q Carpenter, Penna. Runt 1' Young, Kentucky
L W Owen. Rockford, 111 D 111 n m -ion, Easton
Lista C A Henry, Virginia F Lewes, Beading
JII Adair, Indiana, Penns Geo W Lovejoy, Haas
ld Gardner; Virginia Allen Boxes, Conn
II Mix & wile, Harrisgurg Hon W J Woodward, Pa
Broati, Conn M E Flanagan, Wash, D 0
lire' Warren&. son, Boston B B smith, Wash, D 0
Thee Hardter, Balt, Md Quo W Fassett, Berlin, Md
Col J C BicKibbin, Cal Capt D B MeKibbin, U 8 A
C McKibbin, Jr, Md E W Hawthorn, Ohio
D Blister, Baltimore Captylidolten, Baltimore
Israel Pointer, Peoria DL IWalone, Lancaster, Pa
G Einstein, Harrisburg
LMNBIOAN PLOTZL—Dbeettant et., above Filth.
E White Mei Lee & sister, New York
C Pearson & la, New York Capt J H Baker, Detaware
B F McKee, 'Wash, D C J PI Simmons, Maryland
T Burnt!), New York J F laudler. Mint, Del
MG Tenney, Massaelmeetts S Nelson, Massachusetts
L F Cat ter, Massachusetts Mut B M Goundie
J A 'Merritt, Yarmouth IV W Leman, Michigan
lire Lraper &d, New York J Frazier, Jr, Maryland
J F Gauger, Milton G P Cushman, U S N
Mrs Cushman T J Louis, Maryland
BT. LOUIS HOTEL—Chestnut street, above Third
',teat B N /labial L Hoffman, Havana
El It F.ick, New York 1" A Greveri, Oineinnatl, 0
A Winters, New York N .1 , simpr.on, Maryland
John rain, Philadelphia 'lout it 110berte,
J Jones, Philadelphia M Rosenbmun &If:11111mo
Joe H Monbekner, Phila 0 Vollmer, Now Jersey
THE UNION—Arch street, above Third.
Dr TE C opper, Delaware B VPSterling, California
W r Anderson tr. la, Illinois J Butcher &. la, Bridgeton
If Gates, Lancaster C W Blocher, Easton
W L Smatt, Hagerstown Albert Small, Bagerstowu
J Williams, Nevada Terrify F Burt, Coudersport
J Morten, Cambridge, 0 S W Renter, Conn
N E Beitleman, Pittsburg It fi Smith, News, Pa
W F Jenne, Port an Prince
COMMEROIAL-81xtb. street, above Chestnut.
8 Shartiless, Delaware co Pa 11 V Snlvely, Baltimore
G W Maxwell, Baltimore A Ellis, West Mester ~
W Ellis, West Chester Lleut Got W /Gelds, Pa'
Chas Leopold Jr At 1a 11 W Krouse, Pennsylvania
srhu, oer) d dau, Maryland J A Sterritt, Yarmouth
a wo.do, Lancaster co Jos Kirk, Lancaster co
James 8 Kirk, Lancaster co 1" .7 Henry Elkton, 1111
JR Rowland, Maryland 111 Pennock, Wilm, Del
t3Gßanttord, Illinois ELBaker, Indiana
Geo 3 Emerson, Minnesota Chas W Jones Trenton, NJ
STATES GlTlON—Market Meet, above Sixth.
Geo L Plitt, Pittsburg E J Maddox, Philadelphia
w B SPencee, Pennsylvania John D Haskins, Palma
Shissier, California Saud Gough, California
John Kepuer b 'wife, Pa H P Dunbar, Pittsburg
11 Poiser, Ohio B G Groan, Pittsburg
Butler, Blair co, Pa L Moore, Blair co, Pa
Aug Barn 17, Blair co, Pa 1.1 WWI, Blair co, Pa
ThosE Watt, Latrobe, Pa H 151 Butler, Philadelphia
MOUNT VERNON NOTED—Second at:, ab, Arch.
Joe raXOl3, Phtlintelphis A W Norton d: nr, Ps
t , Wine!, New fork 0 Adams, Maryland
JO firs se, Delaware J ht Friedel, Delaware
Y. Merriam, Pot - tee - We NV Dual, Lock Raven
Gee K. Shoemaker, Pa Rlehard Henry, Pa
a NATIONAL NOTBL—Race street. above Third
J B Johnson, Peonn D Anderson, Penns
J W Royer, Pottstown Joe Elousum, Reeding
Geo U Tower, Buffalo A P Green, Salem, 0
W Miller, Treocow, Pa J H Walter, Phlla
T F Wilson, Trenton J 8 fodder, Penns
Oacar Rahn, Pottsville
JANIJARY 4—EVOIIIng.
BARLEY OHEAP—Becodd street, below Vine.
John Wildman, Ducks co Edward Wildman,l3ucks co
Chas Duncan, Bristol, Pa Col F Vinstni, Bucks co
II Shaw, Norristown A Bilyeu, Camden, N J'
Joe Hill, Germantown, Pa I Wilkins, Now Jersey
Boater, Cheltenham J Such, Hartsville, Pa
J Servos, Dor'est.:en
A J Lome, Hocks co
11 J Emkb, Bucka CO
szvnian HOUSE—Third street, above Naar.
D Putnam, ii ow York BI 'Whipple, Rhode Island,
E K Baldwin, Ponna D Jacobs, New Jersey
11l White, New Jersey
BALD EAGLE—Th.Ird nutlet, above Oallowhill,
R o Roberts, Washington T S Leisenring, Fenno
Dire milli, Northampton - co F Sobelling, Virginia
Peter 11 Yoder, Penna J O Forsyth, Northumbid
MADISON . HOUSE—Second street, above Market.
W 0 Nettleton, Conn T TI Bedlee, Atlantic City
B Levy, New York J fart, Doylestown
T Conley & lady \%m Butler, Wash, D 0
James Y Smith
BLACK BEALL—Third street, above CallowhllL
Joe Young, Al!Mom n Lyle Nelson, Middletown
Mica Ruppert, Pennsylvania John Hallowed, garlville
D C Disgorge° @ la, Bucks co
ET PEE POI:MTh PAGE
Stearns Lin Kensington; Raker, 45 hours front Boston,
with noise and passenger's to If. Winsor.
Steamship M. Sanford, Sanford, 20 hours from New
York, with mdse, &c. to J Allderdlco. Passed oil Cabo
May ably St Jams, henco for Mare Island, under can
vas, going out; ship Manners Sutton, hence for Oolk,
awl bark Thomas Ktllam, hence for London, were off the
Yourteen.fect bank at nine o'clock yesterday morning,
under canvas, going out.
(Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchange.)
LEWIS, Dol., Jan. 4, 3 A H.
A British ahip. for orders, came to the Breakwater
last mentisg, and remain, up to writing, in company
with brig Victoire, from Lagunyra, four brigs, and 800
schooners, unknown. Two barks aro Low off the
Breakwater, in tow of tug America, bound up. The
bark Elizabeth, for Barbadoes, and schr Odd Fellow,
from New York for Baltimore, are at anchor inside tho
lee Breakwater, preparing to go to sea. The U B gun
boat James B Chambers, for Cape Hatteras, went to sea
this afternoon. The bark Elf, from Rio do Janeiro, is
beating up. Wind northwest.
Yours, &c., JOHN Y. MARSHALL.
Steamship Northern Light, Tinkelpaugh, at New York
9th that. from Amphorall.
Ship Borneo, Reed, cleared at Now York 4th hat. for
Philad el phia.
Ship Thoe Petition, Storms, at Now York 4th teat.
from Bordeaux
Ship Ophella. Johnson, cleared at Now York 411, lost
for Montevideo and Buenos Ayres.
Behr Triumph, cleared at New York 4th inst. for Phi
ladelphia.
Bar II Blow, Peterson, hence, arrived at Now York
9th Inst.
Brig San Antonio, Collins, cleared at Aspinwall Met
ult. for Cuba.
Bahr Althea, Corson, hence, arrived at Aspinwall
lath nit.
Buhr Joe ft Lee, Corson, galled from Aspinwall 14th tilt
for Ctonfuegoe,
Buhr A Tonneend, Townsend, railed from Aspinwall
24th ult. for Cuba.
Bohr Hyena, Davie, hence, arrived at Portland Id lot.
SPECIAL, NOTICES.
CARD.—One of the editors of THE
Pima having been to kind as to make favorable notice
in that valuable journal of an improvement in hats
lately Invented by, and patented to me. I take the li
berty of republishing Ids remarks, as they give a fair de.
scription of sold improvements, and add reliable WU
loony as to lie utility and the comfort it affords,
W. F. WAIUMRTOII, flatter.
• WARBURTON'S ITER , , SCIENTIFIC) HAT.—Mr. War
burton, fashionabte hatter, No. 430 Chestnut street, bas
brought out his elegant new winter styles, with bit pa
tent flexible band, supplying complete ventilation to the
head, and preventing the grease from striking through
upon the band. By means of this tight inner manila
band, which adjusts itself naturally to the forehand, the
hat is made thoroughly comfortable—more so than any
other hat we have ever worn. Gentlemen making pre
sents, either to themselves, or to their friends, will
act wisely in giving this bat the preference over all
others. de27-tf
NEW GOODS FOR HOITHRKEEARS,
comprising a general assortment of Housekeeping arti
cles, with many now Lmyroyementa ann Inventions for
Housekeepers' use. Also, a number of fancy articles,
suitable for Holiday greaents. Selling at reduced prices,
to suit the times, by K. 0. Fedasom & 00.,
delB4f Corner of DOOR and PEAK Streets.
DR. ROBERTSON'S GOUT AND MVP"
MATTO Doors—The only reliable remedy for Rheum.
than, Gout, &c. Price $l. For sale by
DTOTT & CO.,
No. 232 North SECOND Street,
jal-mutf Depot for alt Dopular Modleinee
ONE. PRICE CLOTHING, ON THE LATEST
STY Las, made lathe Beet Manner, expressly for 'RETAIL
BALES. LOWEST Selling Prices marked In Plain
Figures. All Goode made to Order warranted satisfac
tory. Our ONE-Patoz SYSTEM IS strictly adhered to.
AU are thereby treated alike.
se=-1y JONES A CO., 60-t MARKET Street.
UPTIAM'S HAnt DYE, ONLY 38 CENTS
A max. -Bottle larger than the Dollar Ale% 0010,1
in
etantaneonely, and will not - wash out. Try It. Bold
only at UPHAM'S, 310 CHESTNUT Street.
n027-wirn3na
CARD PRINTING, BEST AND CHEAPEST
to the oily, at 34 South THIRD Street.
anaAsiten PULITTING, Beat and Cheapen to the
City, at St South TRIED Street.
8031..--COX.-012 the 30th ultimo, by the Uey. M.
Sheelelgh, Hr Jacob Sink to Hiss Catharine Cos; both
of this city.
WHITE—ItURSELL.—(n the 2d Instant, by tho Bey.
George A. Durborrow, Mt. Matthew White to Idlas Jane
Busman, both of It& city. tk
BEGEB—JONES.—On tha 26th ultimo. by the Boy.
B. Jeffery, D. D., Theodore M Roger to Tillie AI., eldest
daughter of Henry Jaime, Beq., both of tide city. *
MAYNE—SCBELINGEB.—On the 26th of September
last, by the Bey. Abel C. Thomas, Mr. John B. 0. Mayne,
of Salem county, N. J., to Mho Bella, daughter of the
late John Behellnger, of Cape Salami, N. J. tk
BLACK—STINSON.—On the 25th ultimo, by the Rey.
A. C. McAuley-, Mr. William Black and Miss Mary Jana
Simon, both atlas city.
t Alexandria, Vu., on January 3d, in the
20th year of his age, Thomas B. Birch, First Lioutenant
Co. B, tiOth Regiment, I'. V.
Ws friends, anti the friends of the family, are Invited
to attend the funeral, on Wednesday morning, at 10
o'clock, from the residence of his father, Thos. Birch,
No. 1717 'Vine street. ***
OUNBAD.—On the Id Instant, Isaiah Conrad, in the
81st year able age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No.
1850 Ridge avenue, on Tuesday afternoon, at 1 o'clock.
Funeral to proceed to Germantown, *St
IdARTLN.—On the Sixth.day morning, Isaac P. Mar
tin, son of Jeinima, nod the into Benjamin Martin, in the
48th year of his age.
The friends of the family aro invited to attend the fu
neral, from the residence of its mother, No. 925 South
Second street, on Third•day afternoon, at, 2 o'clock. To
proceed to Lafayette Cemetery. *s*
LEADER.—On the 2d instant, of consumption, Dr.
David H. Lgad , r, in the 27th your of his ago.
Duo notice will be given of the funeral.
. .
KINZ&B: tho 2d Instant, George Khmer, In tho
CM year of his ago.
The relatives and friends of the family aro respectfully
Invited to attend his funeral, from his late residence, No.
1232 Spring Garden street, this (hfonday) morning, the
Gth instant, at 10 o'clock, without further notice. *
GAMES.—At Coatesville, Pet., on the Ist inst., Thomas
Levin Games, in the 27th year of his ago.
Funeral from the residence of his mother, No. 1134
Lombard street, this (Monday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock
811 ER—On the 21st %Mime), at 2t, Paul's, Minnesota,
of consumption, C. Collins Shoo.
Funeral from the residence of Ms brother-In-law, C.
W. Clark, No. 322 Reed street, this (Monday) morning,
at 11 o'clock.
MIMMI=MEII
Funeral from his late residence. No. 230 N. Twelfth
street, mr Tneuhtv morning, at 10 o'clock.
WEST —On the 3d instant, Marta, widow of the late
Miehard West, In the Old year of her ago.
Funeral from her late ambience No. 325 Queen greet,
on Tuesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. tk
ANSTIS.—On the 3d instant, Nicholas, son of Willie
and Lydia Austin. aged 24 years.
Funeral from the residence of his parents. No. 1 Enos
place, Vibe street, west of Teenty-third, this (Monday)
afternoon at 3 o'clock. tk
LANCISTAFF.—On the 24 blatant. Captain Samuel B.
Langstaff, eon of the late Captain William and Dorothea
Langstaff, in the 34th year of his ago.
Funeral from the retidooro of Mr. Hobert F. Shannon,
Do. 1013 Beach street, above Laurel, on Tuesday after
noon, at 1 o'clock. 41'
GEGAIL—On the 3d Instant, 31r. Michael Cogan, in
the 45th year of his age.
Funeral from hie late residence, N.°
I. l9 . .T r u u n in lo g e , r tl ee s t,
Race, *boa% Thirteenth, on Tuesday
o'clock.
COONEY.—On the 3,1, Instant, Patrick Cooney, aged
48 years.
Funeral from hislato residence, 'Garrison street, Frank
ford, on Tuesday morning, at 9 o'clock. tk
GEISLER.—On the 3d Met., Sarah .1., eldest daughter
of William and Mary Geisier, in the 12th year of her age.
Funeral from the residence of her parents, Amber
Street, above Norris, this (Monday) afternoon, at 1 o'clk,
OUST IS.—On tho 3d instant, Margaret Virginia Om
fie, daughter of the tato Theodore and Elisabeth Cult's.
Funeral from the residence of her aunt, Miss B. Raw-
Mos, No. 802 South Third street, below Catharine, on
Tuesday morning, at Sys o'clock.
CASK W.—On the 20 instant, Margaret V. Osaka'.
. .
Funeral from the residence of her slater, No. 619 N.
Finial' street, below Coates, on Tuesday morning, at 10
o'clock.
Weekly Report of Interments.
MALTII ORIOR, January 4, 1862.
interments in Me City of Philadelphia front the 28th
of December, 186], to Me 411 t of January, 1862.
EMI=
Jttbest ,
Anemia
Aneurism
ApopIOXY
Cancer of Stomach.
Cam'Mites
Croup...
Congestion of Urain
Lungs
It Liver .
Consumpt'n, Lungs.
Convulslona ......
Puerperal
Cyan05i5...........
Dlptheria..... ......
Diarrhoea....
Dropsy
Drain
,‘ Chest
Disease of Drays....
Dea1t.......
Spine
els
Drowned
Dysentery
Deb lily
Efirueltai on Drain..
Krysipqas
• OF THE
Under 1. year
From I.to 2
o.to 6
" 6 (010,.....
" 10 tol6 ...... .
" 16 4320......
" 20 to 30...... .
. .
DrC L Minster Phil,'
J P Livezey, Clncintg,f I
E Carver, Peuns)lvania
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MEMORANDA
MARRIED.
DIED
EMCEES
Emphysema
Fever, Bilious... •
" Remittent..
"
"
Gangrene
Hernia
Hemorrhage Bow..
Beeping Cough....
Inflammation, Brain
MZEMI/
tt Stomach &II
Intl amtetton TOUR.
Inanition
Intemperance
Mania. a-pota
Malformation
Marasnme
Old Ago
Palsy
Prolamin Chord....
Scrotum
Small-P0x,,.......
Sitichlo
Unkn0wn..........
Total ........
xTORRE WERE:
Of From 30 to 40.
51 4 4 401050..
2 4, 60 to 60.
2 4, 60 tx 70.
6. 4, 70 to 80.
61 44 80 to 90.
81 4, 90 to 100
WARD& • f ' WARDS.
First ...... .....20 Tenth —la
Second.... —.19 Eleventh a
Third ...... ....10 Twe1fth........ 6
Fourth ...... ...17 Thiriconth...... 7
Fifth.... ..... . 7 Fourteenth —.ll
Sixth 6 Fifteenth 11
Seventh 7 Sixteenth 6
Eighth U Seventeenth....2o
Ninth 8 Eighteenth.....l.7
NATimr.—United Staten, 211;
Iraiown, 14.
From the Abrading°, 9; People
the Country, 7.
The number of deaths, compared with the correspond.
lug week of 1861, and oflant week, was as follows:
Week ending ..ron. 6, 1661,.wee . 244
Week ending Dec. 23, 1801, was 286
Melee, 163; Females, 192; Boys, 26; Girls, 72.
By Mier of the Board of Ifeakh.
WILLIAM READ, Health Officer.
MOURNING STORE , Dee. 23.
—BEssow & SON, No. 918 CHESTNUT
STREET, offer for sale to-day, for cash—
Black and White English Chintzes, 1234 to 15c.
do do Atlantic do r234c.
do Purple do do 12360.
Gray and Black Englielt do 12)i c.
Plain Black do do 12%c.
Black and white Imported De Lobes, 1234 to 14 cents.
do Purplo do do 18X0.
Second_lllporning Chene Mohaire, 12X cents.
Black Hops Ansley, 25 cents. de24
arCOMMON COUNCIL.—T E MEM
TIERS elect will meet in the Common Council
la:amber TlllB (Monday) RIMMING, at 10 o'clock
precisely, this being the day designated by taw for the
organization of the Common Council for the ensuing year.
GEORGE E. GORDON,
It Clerk of Common Council.
ErrA STATED MEETING OF THE PHI-
L A DELPIIIA SOCIETY FOS THE EWA
'IMMINENT AND SUPPORT OP OHAIt T Y
SCHOOLS will be held nt the Lode felt Buildings,
(Room No. 27,) WALNUT Street, above Sixth, on
TIIIRD•DAY (Tuesday) next, at 7) o'clock P. IC
1014 JOS. C. TURNPENNY, Secretory.
IaxWEEK OF PKAYER.—SUBJEGT FOR
this day, (MONDAY.) Humiliation and Confession
of Sins—as individuals, as families, as churches, and as a
nation, with thanksgiving and prate° for recont religions
awakenings. Noon Daily Prayer Meeting, from 12 to
lib' o'clock, SAMSON Street, below Ninth street, and
general Union Prayer Meeting, at 3, o'clock THIS AT
TEBNOON, in the Baptist Church, corner of BROAD
and ARM Streets, Come to the House of Prayer (lt*
KT. SERIES OF LECTURES ON MODERN
GERMAN LITERATURE.—PROP. FRED. A.
Itt/ESE,. uiii deliver the first Lecture of the above
Course, with which will Ito combined Iteadinga from the
Ciassic German Authors, on WEDNESDAY, January
8, at S o'clock P. M., at tho Foreign Reading Rooms of
Mr. F. Leypoldt, No. 1823 CHESTNUT Street. Subject:
Uhtand. Admission to the first Lecture Free. ja4.4t*
acrDIUSIDAL FUND
Dr. nAirgs (by particular request), will eve
two Lectures on
TUESDAY AND THURSDAY,
January 7th aad 9th.
' SUBJECT—ARCTIC EXPLORATIONS,
Poore open at 7 o'clock. Commoners at 8.
Tickets, 25 conte each, to be had at Beck & Lakton'e,
Seventh and Chestnut; Pugh's, Sixth and Chestnut;
Continental Hotel; and of Mr. Beckett, at the Hall.
ja4.st
a3=. THE WESTERN SOUP SOCIETY
will open their house, No 1010 SOUIU Street,
for the gratuitous distribution of Soup to the Poor of the
Southwestern motion of the City, on !SECOND DAY,
(Monday,) the 6th inst. Donation In provisions will bo
thankfully r. ceived ut the house, or iu money, by either
of the undersigned:
SAMUEL L. DAILY, Secretary,
No. 929 Chestnut street.
GEORGE VAUX, Treasurer,
No 46 North Seventeenth street.
JAMES WIIITALL, No. 412 Race street.
RICHARD RICHARDSON, No 922 Arch street.
CHARLES L. WARNER, No. 1014 Spruce street.
JOSEPH POTTS, No. 109 North Tenth Street.
ja4.3t
ar ""UP AND DOWN PALESTINE."
SECOND LECTURE,
REV. ALFRED TAYLOR,
Before the Young Dien's Christian Association
CONCERT BALL,
TUESDAY EVENING,
JANUARY iTn, 1862,
Illustrated by magnificent
OX Y-H DEO. PHOTIC
VIEWS
Of places of latcrost in the HOLY LAND.
SEA COAST—Tyro, Sidon, Sarepta, Mount Cannel,
'Topes, &c., Ac.
Intenton—Bethlehem, Hebron, ➢fount Tabor, Mount
Hermon, Tibet lam, Maio, Nazareth, Plain of Esdraelm,
Ebal and Gerizim, Sea of Galilee, &c , dic
The VIEWS soßl be of increased - and improved bril
liancy and clearness.
Admittance 25 cents.
Doors open at 6g. Lecture commences at 7g. ja3.4t
07- OFFICE OF THE " PENN MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY," 921 CHEST
NUT Street, Philadelphia.
ELECTION.—An election for nine Trustees, to servo
for three r eiu o, wilt be held at the Oflico of the Company,
No. An CHESTNUT Street, on MONDAY, January 6,
1862.
Polio open from 10 until 12 A. M.
jal•t6 JOHN W. 11ORNOR, Secretary.
TrPHILADELPHIA. AND It EADING
RAILROAD OODP.ANY, Mee 227 South
NOURTII Street,
PLIILADHLPLITA, January 2, 1862.
DIVIDEND NOTICE—A dividend of seven percent. on
the Preferred Stock of this Company has been declared,
payable on tiro 18th instant, free from State tax.
Stockholders on the hooka of the New York Agency
pillbo paid at the Farmers' Loan and Trust Company.
Stockholders on the hooks of the Boston Agency will
be paid at the office of Messrs. J. N Thayer & Brother.
jai -tl6 S. BRADFORD, Treasurer.
orOFFICE OF THE FRANKFORD AND
SOUTHWARK PHILADELPHIA CITY PAS
BINGER RAILROAD COMPANY, BARKS (late
Chatham) Street, below Fourth.
PIIILADI;LrHIA, January 2, 1582.
The Board of Directors have this day declared a divi
dend of Three and One-half Per Cent. on the Capital
Stock, out of the earnings for the past six months. Para
ble to the stockholders or their legal representatives on
and utter the 15th inst.
The transfer books will be closed until the 16th Inst.
CHAS. B. ABBOTT, Secretary
[cr. OFFICE OF TIIE PENNSYLVANIA
COMPANY FOR INSURANCES ON LIVES
AND GRANTING ANNUITIES, 3434 WALNUT Bt.
PHILADELPHIA, January 2, 1802.
The Annual Ifeetlng of the Stockholders of this Com
ps rly Will take Once at their oilier, 301 WALNUT Street,
on MONDAY, 20th fruit, at 12 o'clock 31.; and at the
same time au election will be held for thirteen Directors
for the earning year. WILLIAM D. MILL.
ja342o* Actuary.
TrTHE SPRING GARDEN SOUP SO
METE wilt commence the distribution of Soup
to the Worthy Poor of their District, on TUESDAY
MORNING next, January 7, from 10% to 12% o'clock,
and continuo daily (Sundays excepted ' during the win
ter. Any contributions In Coal, 'Flour, Vegetables,
Dread, or Money will be gratefully received. The house
is situated on BUTTONWOOD Street, east of 'Broad..
JOSEPII J. WILLI taIS, Secretary.
No. 1420 ARM Street.
ErOFFICE OF THE RUNE HILL AND
SCHUYLKILL HAVEN HAILILOAD CON
PA.NY.
Putt ansi.pat A., 12th month 28,1881
A stilted Annan' 'Meeting of the Stockholders will he
held at their office in the Ball of the 'Franklin Institute,
Booth SEVENT/1 Street, the 13th day of let Mouth,
{January,) 1862, at 11 o'clock A. 11., at which time a
report of the proceedings of the Board of Managers will
be presented, and an election will be held for a President
and ten Managers to conduct the affairs of the Company
for the year ensuing. WILLIAM BIDDLE,
de2l•tialB* Secretary.
'TrOFFICE HUNTINGDON AND BROAD
TOY MOUNTAIN RAILROAD CO.
Mc:amain 261 h, 1661.
NOTICE.—The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
of the Huntingdon and Broad Top Mountain Railroad
and Coal Company will ho held at their Office, No. 25S
South THIRD Street, ou TUESDAY, the 14th day of
January, It&2, at 11 A. M., when an Election will be
held for a President and twelve Dlreetore, to serve for
the eneulng year. ' T. P. AESTSEN,
de2T•dtial4 Secretary.
orOFFICE OF THE AMERICAN LIFE
INNIRANON AND TRUST COUPANY.
PITILADBLPIIIS, Doc. 23, 1851.
•• - • •
NOTICE—The Annual Electing of the Stockholders of
this Company, for the Election of Thirteen Trustees, to
servo the ensuing year, will ho held at the Wee, in the
Company's Building, WALNUT Street, aonthea,t corner
of FOURTH. on MONDAY, January 0, 1802, between
the hours of 10 A. ILL and 12 .11. J.NO C. anus,
de24.12t Secretary.
(17% INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE
STATE Or PENNSYLVANIA.
3asumia" 2,1862.
An election for thirteen Directors of the Company, to
serve for one year, will be held at the Company's °Rice,
Nos. 4 and 5 EXCHANGE BUILDING, on MONDAY,
January 13, 1802, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. N.
and I o'clock P. N. WILLIAM HARPER,
ja3413 Secretary.
PEOPLE'S LITERARY INSTITUTE.
The Closing Lecture of the (lours() will be de
-1 vered CONCERT HALL, on MONDAY EVY,
JANUARY lath, by Nee. E. If. CHAPIN, D. D. Sub
ject—.l HE PEOPLE." Lecture, quarter before eight
o'clock. Tickets 25 C,1311i8; for sole by T. IS. PlJfi it,
SIXTH and CHESTNUT Strada. ja4-2t If
TrOFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
CITY PASSENGER RAILWAY COMPANY.
DECEMBER 27, DM.
The Annual Ideating of the Stockholders of the PHI
LADELPHIA CITY PASSENGER RAILWAY COM
PANY nal ho hold at No. 25 MERUHANTS' EX
CHANGE, on MONDAY, the 13th day ofiannary, 1802,
at twelve o'clock M., at which Daman Election for Pres--
dont and Six Directors to curve for the ensuing year will
be bold. WPC W. COLKET,
n 7. OFFICE OF ASSISTANT TREA
SURER, U. S. PIIILADA, Doc. 26th, 1861
Holders of the two years Treasury Notes, with inter
est at six per cent., payable semi-annually, issued under
the Act of 2d March, 1861, are Informed that the interest
on such notes to the let January, 1662, will be paid at
this Once on andieSter that day, provided that ouch
notes, with a schedule signed by the holder of such notes,
showing the number, date, and amount of each note, to
gether with the interest duo thereon to said let of
January, aro lodged here three days beforehand for veri
fication. J. lI. I ,VALTOII,
de27-12t Assistant Treasurer 11. S.
KrTYRONE AND CLEARNIELD RAIL•
ROAD.
The Annnal Meeting of the Stockholders of the Ty
rone and Clearfield Railroad Company will be held at the
Office of the Secretary, in this city, on MONDAY, Jarm
an' 13th, 3662, for the purpose of electing n President
and Twelve Directors, and transacting such other busi-
DOM as may come before the meeting.
11. 11. MILIAN/HORD, Secretary.
PBILADIMFM.I. December 23. 3861. d3o.mlit
ErrOFFICE OF TILE FRANKFORII AND,
SOUTHWARK PHILADELPHIA CITY PAS
SENGER RAILROAD COMPANY, BEMIS (late
Chatham) Street, below FOURTH
rum ensYntA, December 28, 18111.
Tho Annual Meeting or the Sbeltholdors of the Frank
ford and Southwark Philadelphia City Passenger Rail
road Company will be held at the Office of the Company,
on MONDAY, January 13th, 1862, at 12 o'clock M., at
which time and place an Election will bo hold for Presi
dent and Twelve Directors to servo the ensuing year.
d30.0a13 01 1 / 1 8. It. ABBOTT, Secretary.
TrHOUSE OF REFUGE.—THE ANNUAL
MEETING of the CONTRIBUTORS TO TUE
ROUSE OF REFUGE wilt he held on WEDNESDAY,
the Bth Met, at 4 o'clock P. M., at No.loo North TENTH
Street, above Arch.
The Annual Report of the 'Board of Managers will be
submitted, and an electon will ha held for officers and
managers to set ye for the ensiling year.
ALEXANDCK HENRY, Becrabary.
Phliadelphla, January let, 1862. jall,vant 4t
THE ANNUAL STATED MEETING
Tr . OF THE CONTRIBUTORS TO THE NORTH
ERN DISPENSARY OF PHILADELPHIA. and an
election for Moly° Managers, trill no held nt the Hall of
the Institution, on THEW:MY, January 7, between the
hours of 2 and 4 P. M.
de3l tin7* JOHN KESSLER, Jr., Secretory.
OS. OFFICE OF THE ENTERPRISE IN.
SURANCE CORPANE, .100 WALNUT ST.
PanstotbrUia, Do anther 28, 1801.
NOTICE.—The Annual 'Meeting of the Stockhcidora
of the Enterprise Insurance Company will be hold on
NONDAY, the lath day or January, 1802, at 10 o'clock
A. 21.. at the Office of the Company.
An Election for Twelve Directors to servo the ensuing
year mill lot held on the BUM, day, at tho $17510 1 , 1 0 00, be
een the home of 10 o'clock A. 111. and 0 P. If.
030-0,13 CIIARLE3 W. CONE, Bocretary.
In.. OFFICE OF THE DIAMOND COAL
CoIIIPANY—NOTICE.—The Annual Election
for Seven Directors, to nerve for the miming year, will
be held et the once of the Company, No. 713 lifitiket
street, on WEDN) SPAY, January 11th, NM, between
the hours of 12 sad 1 o'clock P. NI.
delO.ljenS* EDWARD MACS:, President.
o,:ye FIRST-DAY, - OR SUNDAY-SCHOOL
BOOIETY.--The Annual Meeting or the Society
wilt be held on WEDNESDAY next, Bth instant, at 4
I', M., at No, 1122 CHESTNUT Street. Election for
011icere. ALEXANDER EIRKPATR/OR,
jatleStlk Secretary.
WARDS.
Nineteenth .21
Twentieth 16
Twenty-first.... 8
Twenty-second,. 5
Twenty-third... 3
Twenty-fourth.. 22
Unknown .11
(yam THE ANNUAL MEETING , OF THE
Stockholdors or tho Delawaro County Passenger
Railroad Company, to be bold according to act of Assem
bly, for eloctiog a President and Director'', will be hold at
the office of -TAMES MILLER, ItrA,RICET Street, above
Till Eared, Weet Philadelphia, on MONDAY, the lath
day of January next, at 12 o'clock H.
d3o•nt te-4t A. L. BONNAFTON, SeBretarY.
Total 285
Foreign, DB; Un.
, f Color, 15 i from
IIirTHE ANNUAL MEETING Or THE
Stockholders of the THIRTEENTH and FIF
TEENTH Streets Passenger Railway Company, Will be
bell at the office of the Secretary, 417 WALNUT Street,
on MONDAY, January /3, 1802, at 10 o'clock A. M.
The Annual Election mill be held nt the none place,
between the hours of D. A. 111 and , l2 M., to elect a
President and Ore Directors for the ensuing year.
de:10 1 )413-3V* HENRY HAINES. Secretary.
r.G. OFFICE OF THE MAHANOY AND
BROAD MOUNTAIN RAILROAD CODIPANY,
Yeti South 9 BIRD Street.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of this Com
pany will be held 071 MONDAY, January 18th, 1.882, at
1 o'clock P. M., at lb s (Mice of the Company, at which
time and place en election will be held fora Prealdeat and
Twelve Directors to servo the ensuing year.
d3O-raftd* IL B. BROOK, Secretary.
ErrPHILADELPHIA, DECEMBER
20tb, 1801: The Animal Meeting of the Stock
holders of the LOCUST MAINTAIN COAL &ND INON
COMPANY will bo held et their Oftice, No. 230 South
TIMED Street, on MONDAY, the 20th day of January,
A. D. 1802, at n o'clock A. M., when an Election will
be held for seven Directors, for the ensuing year. The
transfer book of the Company will be closed for fifteen
days previous to the day of election.
de2l-tja2o JOB. C. COPPUCE, Secretary.
arFAME INSURANCE COMPANY, OF.
EWE No. 406 CHESTNUT STREET.
PHILADELPHIA, December 30, 1861.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the Fame
Insurance Company will be hold at the Office of the Com
pany on MONDAY, the thirteenth day of January, 1862,
at 10 o'clock A. Of.
An Election for Twelve Directors to serve for the ensu
ing year viii be held at the same time and at the same
place, bolt een the holm of 10 n. M. and 2
dBO-tjal3 W. I. BLANCHARD, Secretary.
orOFFICE OF THE PUILADELPLUA.
ANDDARRY RAILROAD COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA, December 28, 1801.
•
The Annual Meeting or the Stockholders of this Com
pany will be held at the Depot, on DARBY Avenue, be.
tween Forty-ninth and Fiftieth streets, on MONDAY,
the 11th day of January, 1882, at 3% P. M., at which
time an election for President and Directors to serve for
the ensuing year will be held.
The Supplement to the Charter, approved the twenty
eighth day of February last, will be submitted for accept
ance or rejection. THOMAS SPARKS,
de3o-tial3 Secretary.
R A:N KLIN INSTITUTE LEC
.L second course of lectures before the
Jest!tete -WO conunenco on MONDAY EVENING, the
6th inst., at 7 o'clock, and be continued on tdonday,
Wednesday, and Friday evenings, for ten weeks, as fol.
lows:
MONDAY EVENING, by Prof. T. M. Drysdale, on
the "Microscope and Microscopic Objects."
WEDNESDAY EVENING, by Prof. Fairtnan Rogers,
on " Ice and the Glaciers."
FRIDAY EVENING, by Prof. J. Aiken Wigs, on
Food."
TERMS 01 MEMBERSIIIP of the Institute, $3 per
annum, or $23 for life, with a charge of $t the first year
for a certificate of membership. Each member is entitled
to a season ticket to the lectures for himself and a lady,
and any additional ladies' tickets at 32 each.
The miner cbildren, wards, and apprentices of mem.
here will receive tickets for the course of lectures for $l,
or for the nee of the /Library and Reading-room and the
Lectures for $2
Gentlemen wishing to become members will please ap
ply at the Rail of the Institute, in SEVENTEt Street,
above Chestnut street, to WILLIADIRAMILTON,
jrel-Tt Actuary.
SS,OOOAND OTHER SUMS TO
loan on Mortgage, at par. Apply to
A. D. OASH & L. IS. REDNER,
It* 160 South FOURTH Street.
$3 300 —A FIRST-CLASS In
for aa?e, at a IttePtrenidatQoulta7,UNAD,gror or Ms amotuat
GOLD BOUGHT AND SOLD.
7 3.10 TREASURY NOTES BOUGHT AND
SOLD.
QUARTERMASTERS' CER,TIFICATES DEALT IN.
in?-lm DREXEL dc CO.
NEW NATIONAL LOAN.
OFFIOE OF JAY COOKE & CO , BANKERS,
No. 114 SOUTH THIRD STREET, S
The 7 1-10 per cent Treasury Notes of all donomina.
Hone, of the second issue of Fifty Millions, dated Ode.
ber Ist, are now ready to deliver to purchasers, at the
office of
J. COOKE,
SIIRSORIPTION AGENT,
de2B.lra 114 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
V, H. ELDRIDerE. Agt..
FASHIONABLE CLOTHIER,
Formerly at Eighth and Chestnut Streets,
nex taken the Store,
No. 628 MARKET STREET,
Whore ho Is prepared to furnish hie old friends and the
public In general with
CLOTHING.,
READY MADE OR MADE TO ORDER,
/N THE BEST STYLE,
AT MODERATE PRIOES,
As he buys and sells exclusively VCR CAUL
de7..lm it
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR
-IL THE OUT AND COUNTY OF EHILAIDEL.
PULA.
- -
Estate of DALTES C. SYLVESTER, deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle,
and adjust the account of FREDERICK SYLVESTER
and lIARIIARA. SYLVESTER, Autnintatrotors of the
Estate of lIALTUS 0. SYLVESTER, deceased, and to
report distribution of the balance in the hands of the ac
countants, will moot the parties Interested, for the pur
poses of his appointment, on MONDAY, January 20,
1867, at 4 o'clock P. 111, at his office, No. 418 IV/LT.IMT
Street, In the gay of rldladelphis.
je6 mu•f.6t CHARLES 8. PANCOAST, Auditor.
'UNITED STATES ARMY AND
NAVY SUPPLY AGENCY AND CAMP EX-
- -
TO MANUFACTURERS, MERCHANTS, and IN
VENTORS, and those wishing to forward Packagoe to
the Camps of the Army, or Naval Stations of the Coast
or Gull:
. .
Having secured especial privileges for visiting all the
departments both of the Army and Navy, and all the
camps of the various military stations, and. the naval
posts of the Coast and Gulf, for the purpose of introducing
sud selling to the Departments, Military Storekeepers,
Commissaries, Quartermasters, Sutlers, Came and Sol
there, and also to Naval Agents and Paymasters of the
Navy, ell articles required for the use, convenience, com
fort, anti necessity, both of the Army and Navy, we have
organized the above entitled AGENCY AND CAMP
EXPRESS, with its headquarters in the city of Wash
ington. Under this arrangement—entirely complete, and
extending through all the departments both of the Army
and Navy,—we can offer unequalled facilities to Mer
chants, Manufacturers, and Inventors, in readiness of
sale, saving of time, and the many expanses unavoidable
through the nsual tedious channels of sale to the De
partments, Camps, and Naval Stations. Those wishing
to avail themselves of the benefits of this thorough and
extensively-organized system of agency, can do so by
forwarding samples of their geode to our address by
express, end prices and explanations by letter. All
packages for ramp delivery marked to oar address,
Washington, D. C. All goods inventions, wares. or
'
merchandise of whatever nadirs, ordered by this
Agency, wilt be paid for on delivery. Letters of inquiry
will meet with prompt ellen+ ion.
Agents well referred, with small. means, can find pro
fitable emeloment in this organization. A few era
wanted. Office No. 211 PENNSYLVANIA Avenue, op
posite Willard's Hotel, Washington, D. O.
REFERENCES:
I
GEORGE LAW' Now York. ERAOTUS CORNING, Albany,
Nom H. GRINNELL' ', NORTH '4, GNASH, P1111".141.
SEIYLIN $ EROS., . 4 T. H. TAGGART, ~
ADAMS' EXPRESS, 4, ALEX. CUMMINGS' 4,
UOR. HENRY WILSON, Blamachusetts.
RIGGS 4 CO., Rankers,
WASHINGTON.
NOTICE.—AN EXAMINATION O I?
candidates for the vacant Chairs In the Central
nigh School will be held at the School, Southeast corner
RROAD and GREEN Streets, commencing on FRI.
DAY, the 17th day of JANI7ARY,IB62, at one o'clock
P. M., end continuing during Saturday.
The Departments to be filled are as follows:
First. That of Anatomy, and Physiology, and Natural
History.
Second. That of Practical Istathematice.
Third. That of the French Language.
The Examination will be conducted by gentlemen who
have been selected for their eminent ability in the re
spective departments.
By order of the Committee on the Central High School.
ROBERT J. HEMPHILL, Secretary
Controller of Public Schools.
=EI
FIVV DOLLARS REWARD.—Went
gdrift from the 'Navy Yard, on the night of the
YS {natant, ono eel of 1311,0 N-WAYS. Any person giv
ing information that may lead to their recovery will re
ceive the aboro reward by applying at the Navy Yard.
jat.Sl* JAMES FALBEY.
'MEW YEAR'S GIFTS,—The com
plete arrangements at REIMER'S. Gallory,SE
tiOliD Street, above Green, enable', him to gratify all
admirers of fine arts with finely-colored Photogiaphs
for $l.
NOTICE.—The Deeds for Lots 29 and
.1.1 al, Division A, Section 27, in U. A. Si. and U.
D. of A. Con ' , tory, leaned to D. PsLEWIS, having boon
lost or mislaid, notice Is hereby given that application
'ill be motto to the Company for new Deeds, by the un
dersigned, who, having purchased said Lots, holds the
authority for their transfer.
tati.atit ISRAEL It. SPRINGER.
SPRING GARDEN FRUIT AND
PRODUCE STORE STILL AHEAD.—The sub.
scriber takes this method to Inform his patrons, and the
public generally, that he has removed his Fruit and Pro.
duce Store to No. 812 SPRING GARDEN Street, where
be Is now prepared to keep up a full supply of Apples,
Potatoes, Sweet Potatoer, Cranberries, Nuts of all kinds,
Dried Fruits (both Foreign and Domestic), Butter, Eggs,
Poultry, an, Ac. Also, EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR,
Buckwheat Flour, and Corn Meal. All of which he will
sell as low as can be bought anywhere in the city.
Being thankful for past favors, to those who have so
liberally patronised him heretofore, the subscriber moat
respectfully solicits a continuance of their patronage, and
invites all others to give him it call, at hie new place,
where he has superior facilities for supplying all with
everything in his lino, on the moat reasonable terms.
My mato Is: "To lire and let live; quick sales, and
small profits."
Please give me a Mill bate* purchasing elsewhere.
8. Z. GOTTWALS,
872 SPRING GARDEN Street.
50 BARRELS GOOD LUMINATIN
Oil for enlo nt 415 C0516113110E St. Ja6-3tit
- LADIES' HAIR-DYEING DONE IN
JLA best style, nt 'FOURTH and BRANCH. 1a1• if tr
DRE6F,NTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
AT WAR PRICES, of Looking.Glassos, Engravings,
and fino Frames, at GEt). F. BENKENT'S, No. 826
ARON Street. )41.1ftf
T ADIES' SHOE-SKATES, WITH
OUT STRAPS, Blotattn'a Patent, for sato low, at
000 COMMERCE Street.
Ja3.3t* W. W. KNIGHT, SON, CO.
C. M. SLOEUM, DENTIST,
1345 CIIIESTNUT Street, below Broad. ja4-st*
E. B. EARLEY,
FURNISRINO UNDERTAKER,
Boutlowent corner of TENTH and GREEN Strati&
nol94rnit* PhUadelobia.
FINANCIAL
B. PETTIT,
No. 309 'WALNUT Street
CLOTHING
LEGAL
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCE
rm.
GREAT SACRIFICE OF CUT GOODS
AND REMNANTS
PRICE, FERRIS, & CO.,
Rasing cloEed their RETAIL STORE, their Cat Goods,
Rtainante, will be offered for atde, DURING THE
PRESENT WEER, at the Holiday Citt, Lace, and
Embroidery Store,
NO, 1024 CEESTITUT BTREET,
REMNANTS of Jaeonets, Cambrics, and Brilliantes.
REMNANTS of Nainsooks, Swims, and Malls.
REMNANTS of Plaid, Striped, and Dotted Sine Una.
REMNANTS of Victoria and Bishop Lawns.
REMNANTS of An kinds of White Goods.
REMNANTS of Shirting and Fronting Linens.
REMNANTS of Sheeting and Pillow Linens.
REMNANTS of Damask and Spot Table Linens.
REMNANTS of Rird•E7u and Linen Lawns.
REMNANTS of all sorts of Linen Goods.
REMNANTS of Cambric Edgings and Insettings,
REMNANTS of Cambric ELOUNOINGS and Banda.
REMNANTS of Talencienne Edgings, /martins, and
Lacer,
REMNANTS of Thread Edgingei, Ineertinge, and Lacea.
'REMNANTS of. White and Blade Silk Edgiose and
Laces.
REMNANTS of all kinds of Laces, Edgings, and In
sertings.
ODDS AND ENDS fn Pointe Lace Collars, Sets, and
Hdkfs.
ODDS AND ENDS in Moulton and Thread Cellars, Sets,
and Fldkfe.
ODDS AND ENDS he Maltese Collars, Srdi and Mids.'
ODDS AND ENDS in Applique Collars, Sate, and }Mktg.
ODDS AND ENDS in Videnciesuse Collars, Bets and
Mkt's.
ODDS AND ENDS in all kinds of Laces and Err,
braider/ea
ODDS AND ENDS iu Cents' and Ladies' MIMS.
ODDS AND ENDS in Embroidered and Printed Bor-
dered HOW&
ODDS AND ENDS in French and Plneapple Ildkfs.
ODDS AND ENDS in all kinds of HEIM.
ODDS AND ENDS in Towels and Napkins.
Together with a general assortment of
LACES, EMBROIDERIES, WHITE GOODS AND
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY,
At 1024 CHESTNUT STREET.
JOHN A. MULLEN.
AGENT
P. S —A rew lot of REAL THREAD BARRE% at
huff price.
A new lot of REAL VALENCIENNES TRIRRED
IIDKFS. at half price.
GREAT BARGAINS
IN
FINE CLOAKS,
TO CLOSE OUT THE STOCK
PARIS MANTILLA, CLOAK,
AND FUR EMPORIUM,
708 CIIEW2III2 STIVP.F.X,
rivEvious R 0 REMOVAL
SYNOPSIS OF BRDUOTIONS.
FROSTED BEATER OLD SAS,
From $2B to S2o—From $22 to $l7.
FROSTED BEATRACLO&V.II,
From $lB to Sl4—From $lO to $7.50
BROWN SEALSKIN OR SAHLI CLOTS CLOAKS,
From $lB to sl4—From $l6 to $l2.
BLACK SEALSKIN OR OTTER OLoTIS CLOLZE t
From $ll to 814—From 818 to 812,
THLTHT CLOTH C1L31.1[2,
From $3O to s22.—From $35 to $2O
FMB BLAME BB,lllllt CLodICS,
From $46 to s3s—From $35 to $26
FINN BLACK BEAYER CLoAK3,
prom $25 to $19.50-1 rom $2O to $l6
FINE ]3LAOIC BEAVER CLOAKS,
From $lO to 812—From $l2 to $9
FANCY BEATAR OLOAIS,
From ato to s.6o—Tromvo to $24
FANCY COLOAND BEATER OLOANC,
From 821 to SlB—From SIB to $13.50,
LYONS VICLVIIT CLONES,
From 500 to 585—From 570 to $55
OUR FUR DEPARTNENT,
Which le replete with every desirable style and deserip.
tion, will be open to inspection at prices correapondieg.
to the general reduction; particularization, among such.
an infinity of qualities, being, if not inaposolde, ar all
events, unsatisfactory. de4l-lea
COPARTN ERSIIIP NOTICES.
TITEISQLUTION.—The Copartnership.
heretofore existing under the firm of 11. II
LAUGHLIN & CO. is - this day Bemired by mutual
consent. The bash:teas' will be settled by either of the
partnere, at No. 303 MARKET Street.
11. C. LAUGHLIN,
THOS. C. HOLLINGSWORTH,
• BENJ. T. DEWEEd.
Philadelphia, Dec. 81,1881. .la4,3t*
COPARTNERSHIP. The under.-
eigned have this day formed a Copartnership, under
the firm of HOLLINGSWORTH .t HEWERS, for the
tranasetirn of the Nett Cash DRY GOODS JOBBING
Business, at No. 303 MARKET Street.
THOS. G. norotaxeswonart,
BENJ. F. HEWERS.
Philadelphia, January 1,1882 la4-3t#
HE FIRM OF M. BOWMAN Sr,
T
CO. - Ie dissolved this day, by mutual consent.
Either partner is authorized to settle the affairs of the
late firm. MOSES 9OWMA N.
December 31. 1861
THE PARTNERSHIP EXISTING
1 between WILLIAM H. MERRITT and ADAM
TURNBULL, under the firm of MERRITT it TURN.'
DUEL, wan dissolved September 14, 1881, by the death
of Adam Turnbull. The business of the late firm will be
settled by the surviving partner.
WILLIAM IL MERRITT,
N. W. corner FRONT and CHESTNUT dtreets.
Philadelphia, Dec. 31, 1881.
COPARTNERSHIP.--TBEUN
derefianed have S t..q c et e d under the firm name of
MEILEN T A TURNBULL, for the transaction of a
Wholesale TEA buofnooe.
WILLIAM 11. MERRITT,
TllOB. TIIRVBULL,
N. W. corner FRONT and ORESTNUT Streets.
Philadelphia. January 1, 1862.
DISSOLUTION. -THE FIRM OF'
LEV/CH, BASIN & CO., SHOE DEALERS,
consisting of the subscribers, is this day dissolved by
limitation of time. The business of the firm will be
Fettled up by ItIOMARD LEVION. and WANNER M.
RABIN, at No. 505 MARKET Street.
PHILADELPHIA, 12th mO.Bl, 1861.
IMOHAND LHVION.
WARNER M. EASIN.
THOMAS B. LEVION,
THOMAS J. LEVIOK.
COPARTNERSHIP.— TEM SUB
SCRIBERS have THIS DAY formed %copartner
ship under the Srm of LEVICK A Eitertr, and will
continue the BADE BUSINESS at the old stand, No.
605 MARKET Street.
PruteDruntA, lot moast, 1862.
111011AILD LETIOK.
jal-6t WARNER M. BASIN.
PHILADELPHIA, JANUARY, ist,,
1862,-BAISUEL G. DE °CURREY, lately with
Messre. Alfred Blade & Co., and HUGH , HAMILTON,
formerly a represeatatlve of Messrs. A. h 8. Henry &
Co., England, have this day formed a. Copartnership,
under the name of DE COUBSEY & HAMILTON, for
the transaction of a General Dry Goods Commission Busi
ness, and will Open during the present month at No. 23f
CHESTNUT Street. SAML. G. DE COURSEY,
jal-ets , HUGH HAIMILTO-1.
NOTICE.—The Copartnership. of 1k
.A.. 1 KIRKPATRICK & SONS having been dissolved
LY the death of David Kirkpatrick,. Sr., the subscribers
will settle up the business of the said firm, and will con.
tinne the HIDE, OIL, AND LIATKER, connis.
SION BUSINESS, at No. 31 South THIRD Street, on
der the seine firm and name of A KIRKPATRICK &
SONS. CHARLEs Id KIRKPATRICK,
DAVID KIRKPATRICK,
- FRANCIS A. KIRKPATRICK.
Philadelphia, Jan. 1, 1662. jet-10t
COPARTNERSHIP NOTIO
RAIL MORRIS this day retires front our lam.
Hie eons, THEODOBE 11, MORELS and FREDEUICK
W. MORRIS, are admitted as partners; and tlao busi
ness will be coutinued as heretofore. -
MORIII6, WHEELER, &
Iron Merchants,
1608 MAltlika Street.
Philadelphia, Dec. 31, 1861.
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
NOTICE —The subscribers have this day formed
a limited partnership under the act of Assembly in such
case made and provided, under the firm of DAVID
SCULL, Ja. The general nature of the business to be
transacted is that of baying and selling woo!. The ge
neral partners interested therein are David Scull, Jr., re
siding in the city of Philadelphia, and William Baxter,
iu the city of Camden, N. S., and the special partner is
David Scull, residing in the city of Philadelphia. The
amount of capital in actual seal/ payment, which the
said David Scull as special partner has contributed to the
common stock, is fifty thousand dollars. The said part
nership Is to commence January let, 1882, and is to ter
minate March Met, 1864
DAVID SCULL, Ja.,
WILLIAM BAXTER,
General Partners.
DAVID SCULL, Special Partner.
Philadelphia 12 mo. Slat. 1801. jai -we 128
MEE FILM OF MCFARLAND, TAT
..IL DIAN, & CO. is this day dissolved, by limitation
and tho d e mur, et Usury Iterghauser. The busluem of
the !Inn will bo settled by JAS. D. MorARLAND, who
fa alone authorized to use the signature of the firm In
January 1,1552, ml.6t
NOTICE.—We have this day admitted
SAMUEL COLLIER, JR., and ISAAC KEELER
to an interest In our business.
JOHN R. ELLISON R SORB.
First Mouth 2, 1882. isl.Bt*
PARTNERSHIP NOTICE .—We have
this day admitted Mr. FRANCIS W. RALSTON
as a partner in our house.
LOWBER & wnanui.
rhomeiphia, Jan. 1,1882 inl.sl*
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE
this day entered into ti Copartoership for the
transaction of the Hardware Busineal, under the name
and style of TRUITT dc CO.. No, 628 MARKET Street,
ROBT. W. TRUI
TtloDi AS 11. WATTBOI.T.
Philadelphia, January 1, 1862 jal-wfrmat*
WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS, HAVE
THIS DAY entered into a limited partnership,
agreeably to the provisions of the Act of Assembly of
live Commons' enith of Pennsylvania, passed the first day
of March, 1836, entitled "An Act relative is Limit e d
Partner:Mips," and the supplements thereto amide hereby
certify, that the name of the firm limier whtclt; said part
nership is to be conducted is WILLIAM FRASER;
that the general nature of the Mildness to bo transacted
is the F.MDROIDERY AND LACE BITS/NESS, Rad
the same will be transacted in the city of Philadelphia;
that the name of the general partner in said flrmio
WILLIAM FRASER, and the special partner SAMUEL
FREEDLY, both of tho city of Philadelphia ; that the
cooliel contributed by the sold SAMUEL FRERDL Y,
special partner, is five thousand dollars in cash; that the
period at which the said partnership is to commence id
the ninth slay of Nor ember, ISO, and that it will termi
nate on the thirty-first day of llecember,lB6o.
WILLIAM FRASER, General Partner.
(10Z-eft SAMUEL FREEDLY, Special Partner.
REMOVALS
B A. FAHNESTOOK & 00. HAVE
.1-1 s REMOVED 70 408 MARICET Stret , t, Iklaw
A MERICAN ACADEMY OF MIISIO
Al.-BROAD F.ND LOOtfEIT STREETS.
Lessee and Manager .1 lE. NLION,
ABAKSPE %RS WEEK.
Posititett , last four nights of
EDWIN FORREST.
On VONDAY EVENING, January 6 .1.84 2 ,
EDWIN FORREST
Will aneur in Ws u - orld.renowned Shakspeariaa cha
racter of
--.• • • .
JoaoJohn INcOnnotigh.
•
Krniiis Mn_ Farren.
Desdemona 'died Athrna.
TIIIBDAY EVENING—BENEFIT OF 118. JOHN
bieefittatsan.
Mr. EDWIN ADAMS and Kim &LICE GREY will
attest, with the permissloa of Mill. earretaon.
WEDNEfoDAY—Mr. IrORREST will appear in the
grandest conception gent.,"
THURSDAY—BENEFIT OF MR. GEO. HOOD.
FRIDAY—EDWIN FORREST.,.wiII appear in a great
Shaaspearion chaiacter.
ft? Saturday Evening, no 'performance.
MONDAY, January 13,
BENEFIT and moat positively last appearance of
EDWIN FORREST,
In a great Bbakspearian character.
IV' Prices Fifty and Twenty-five Cents.
Doom will open at 7 o'clock. The curtain to rise at
half past 7 precisely.
AMERICAN ACADEMY OB
MUSIC-BROAD AND LOCUSL STREETS.
A OABD.
TrEfiDA.Y EVENING, JANII&EY 7, 1F62,
BENEFIT ON MB. JOHN IIfcCULLOUGH,
Men a great bill of attraction will be presented on
thie °melon, which, he truete, will meet the approba
tion of hle Wendt; and the public In general jet-2t
WALNUT -STREET THEATE4- 7 -
11ERTH and WAJI Btreeta.
1:213!=2
_
Tile Lessee announces, with pleasure, limited 'en
gagement with those popular and celebrated artists,
MIL AND MRS. BARNEP-WILLIALtIS.
TEII/3 /MONDAY) EVENING; January 0,
The performances will commence with the Drama or
TidE FAIRY 0/ROLE.
Con O'Coxolan.
Molekhe
To be followed by OINTOIHS OF THE COUNTRY.
Hansen Mrs. Barney Williams.
To conclude with THE IRISH TIGER.
Faddy Ryan sfr. Harney Williams.
Fawns-60, 873(, 75, and 24 cents; Private Bows,
$5 nod $B.
Doors open at quarter to 7. To commence &VIM.
MRS: JOHN DREW'S
AROII-STREET RITEATRIM.
Acting and Stage Manager W . 8. issnalii7XS
Engines, Agentand Treasurer 308. D. MTIRPRI.
CROWDED BODIES! THIRD WEEK
Of Shaker. era's Grand Sageant of
...LOVE'S LABOR LO3T."
First Week of the rem 'National Drama of
SCOTTO;
OR, TIM. SCOTT AND THE SPA
Founded on the Present
BOTH PIECES 'EVERY NIGHT.
Every member of the Company in the mete.
recce as neon!. Seats Reamed ono vent to advance.
Curtain rises at X after T. Beata secured without ex
tra charge. ja6.6t
CONTINENTAL TIIEATRE
WALIMT Street, store Eiebtb,
UNEXAMPLED NOVELTIES! -
STRONGLY AUGMENTED COURANT.
EQUESTRIAN AND' DRAMATIC ARTISTS.
MONDAY EVENING, January 0.1883,
Will be presented, for the first time, the Grand Na
tional Equestrian Theme emir - tied
711 TNAM.
Previous to which the Pon& Drama entitled
THE FIRST NIGHT.
Admission 2S cents. To ernamence 3i past 7. -
TEMPLE OF WONDERS
TETTE. Ind CHESTNIIT Streets.
In hie New, Popntar, and Sauteing Entertatamenta,
EVERY EVENING, comma:lie/mg at halt past 7 o'clock,
and on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY APTER,:
NOONS at 3
Grand Combination of Attraction, Thaumatur.gical
Illusions, Parc°logical Enpertreenta, 31agical Daces,
dorm, Ventrilonnier (Midas, Comicaiitia, and Bon
'Mott ' and the Pleasing Exhibillon of the Learned Ca.
nary Birds.
Admission 25 cents Children 13 tents. ja6-0
G ERMANIA ORCHESTRA.
CARL BENTZ, Coratoctor.
PUBLIC REHEARSALS every SATITHIJAYI at IX
o'cloek P. M., at the antswea. rDND 11.
Package of sight Tickets,. ; Slagle Tleketa, 2 cas.
To be had at Andre's, 1104 Oheetnett street, J. K. Qould'e,
Seventh and Chestnut, and at the door of the Hail. collif-4
pENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF
A_ THE TINE ARTS, 1O Off&WITIOT SIN* II
open daily, Sanders excepted, from D A. 11. tin I P.
Adnitedon 25 cents. Matron =ter twelve mow
half price. Shane of Stock. ISO. Irl
WESTERN. SALEM - O.—Wanted,
2 , llret.elese SALESWEIf, with, good Western
acqueittettres. SHAArIMIOII,.IIS7II. b 00.,
ja4-2t* 329.11146/MET Street.
WANTE D,A sectolui-hand Sta.
boners 6,11111 Snipe, of from GO to filatorts
Addresa,ettitlng particulars, ...Box 1153 Poet
th.2l-11
rpo THE HARDWARE TRADE
.I_ 61,000 TO $2,000 TO ttrilEAT.—Anartan—A,
situation miler° the above amount , will be acceptable em a a
imaor am an investment. Theedvesttserbal had thirteen
years' experience in the business. Please address
A. 8.," Box 90, Freetown,.Mium deM 12. tat
'POE SALII--An• established first
-4- cam JOB •PSINTING.OFFIGE Its location
trate ib an admirable one. Address ~Y tess," Blood's
Dispatch. it*
COAL yelp.—For salei. lease mail
fixtures of a ftret•class Coal Yard. Situation,
BROAD Streit. Will sell cheap. Bent low. Imam at
.309 North BROAD Street.
10E-110USE TO RENT, at May-
Twenty-fourth ward. Apply to E. C. & P.
H. WARREN, on tho promises. • 1.8.6 t
FOR SALE. AND EX.CHANGE-
A largo number of Tarns in the adjoining Coon.
ties, States of Delaware, hlaryland,New Tork, and New
Jersey, averaging from 10 to 200 acres of land. Tholes
wishing to exclmnge or purchase would do well to call
end examine my Register of Farms Apply to
jaDtf E. PETTIT. No. 309 WALNUT Street.
CItILUS BOW
in3l4t*
To LET—With or without board, to
a single gentleman, a bad room and sitting rooms
or Led room only, in WALNUT Btreety between, Tara'
and Broad. Address, for farther Dattigtam..., aS. Y.
Z.," Press office. Cheelzopt street. ds4-tr
VILLIR'S SAFE DEPOT EX
& ...-
MOVED to No. 21 nth BETEIVII Street ' .
pranklin Inatitztte.
The anderelgned, thankful for suet favors, and toted
determined to merit future patronage, lade secured se
elegant and convenient gore, and hem now on hued a
large assortment of Lillis'a Celebrated Wrceeght Nat
Chilled Iron Tire and Burglar Proof WO% (the oak!
strictly Cie and burglar proof verve made.) Ake, IMO
lineduallorl Bank Vaunt SON sad Blink boobs.
Lillie's Bank Vann Doors and Lodes will be %mid*"
to order on ehert nation. Thi►is the-stronenne, bee We.
tected, and•cheaynet Door and Lock yea °Suet
Also, verticolat attention Is- called to Mlle's Meet
Cabinet Safe, for Phis, Sewsk7, &c.. This Safe is ens.
ceded to surpass In style and elegance anything yet ut
tered for this plume, and is the eel/ One that is
Ere and burgh? proof.
BPIOIAL NOTIOn.--I have now on hee.d say :west/ o
Tarred, Honing, & Co.'s Safes, mcgtt of them needy mew
and come forty of alms makers, comps a angina
assortment as to 5i7,C44 and all lately exclwaged too %a
now celebrated Lillie gale. They will be sold at net
low prices. Please sail and examine.
laftt-Isif M. C. SABLES, &flea.
N• l = 7 vrfv l F 3 7/Ur 7 -1
0011010NWEALTH FIRE 'NMI
NE-/ RA,NOIII ICIOMPASIT, OP TES STAYS Of
PENNSYLVANIA.
Dale Jayno, M. 1)., Charles H. Bogen,
John Ht. White% Jobs N. Walker,
EdwartlC. Knight, Embed Shoemaker
Thomas S. Stewart, WillisStruthers:
Henri LOW* Jr., Ste gkon Coulter.
DAVID JAY S, IC D., President.
JOHN 14. WHITALL, The President
SAILTISL 8. 13100 N, Socrebazy.
Otice, Commonwaakb 13W/ding, OD OHllllllfe3
Street Philadfinlda. not-if *
"FAME LNSURANON COMPANY,
No. 4QI CHESTNUT Simi
MIN AND INLAND INSURANCE.
DIAIO7OXB.
Dadra° W. Dal' ' of Das , a Matlack.
Samna Wrightt “ Wrisbt Bros. a Co
D. B. Disney u Dwris a Rirney.
Henry Lewis, 3r. .... . “LeWil Broads Co.
0. Richardson.. "3. 0. Howe & Co.
Jno. W. Evermast...... " J. W. Eveintan a Co.
Geo. A. West ~ West a Fobs&
F. B. 'Martin . .. Savage, Martin, h Co
0. Wilson PAT*. Attorney'at-laW.
N. D. Woodruff of Sibley, Molten, a Woodirms
Jno. Ressler, Jr.. No. 1713 Green West.
GEORGE W. DAY, President,
FBA.NCIB N. BUCK, Vice-Fresidat
WILLIAMS I. BLANCHARD, Secretary. isSlMek
TBUSSE S! BRACES! ! SUP
POUTERS!!!
& W, corner RACE and TVIRLFITI Streets, PhDs.,
Practical Adjuster of Trusses and Mechanical Appli
ances, has constantly on hand a largo and varied stock of
elegant French Trusses, and a complete assortment of
best American. English and American Supporters and
Belts, Shoulder Braces, Suspensories, Springer las great
pariah', French Pessaries, ,Sc.
Ladles' Department conducted by Ladles, TWELFTH
Street, first door below Biwa. n027-if3ro
THE NATIONAL HOSPITALS.-
A DEPOSITORY of "The United States Sanitary
Commission" is now open at No. 1235 CHESTNUT
Street, Philadelphia.
Contributions received for the /105PitAIS, and for Sick
end Wounded Soldiers. del.7-4w
lUNITED STATES MARINES.-
Wanted, immediately, for the United Status Marine
Corps, THREE HUNDRED ABLE-BODIED MEN
for sea st mice, between the ages of eighteen and
forty years. All information that may be required will
be given at the Rendezvous, Sit South FRONT Street,
below Spruce. JAMES LEWIS, Captain,
jag. Ifft Recruiting Officer.
DIARIES FOR 1862.
GREATEST VARIETY, AND
AT TICE LOWEST PRIORS.
BUY OF MB PUBLISHER.
WILLIAM G. PERRY, Publisher,
S. W. Corner FOURTH and BAWL
A FULL AND SPLENDID AS
SORTMENT of Scarfs, Ties, Gloves. and Grate
Furnientng Good", jnet rer,olyed and for sale. Also,
variety of Travelling Shirts. J. W. SCOTT, 814 01111 ST.
NUT Street. Mon , Continental now. onBo-tf
QHAMPOOT. 0-, HAIRCUTTING,
h.)
and DYEING done In Bert style at Fourth and
align§W E 8 T CHESTER
AND - PHILADELPHIA DAR,-
VIA MEDIA.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after MONDAY, Nov. 241681, the tratua win
leave PHILADELPHIA, from the Depot, N. N. earner
of EIWITEENTH and 23X11/1 - 11" Streets, at 830 A.M.,
2, 4.15, and 8.45 p. M., and will have the corner of
THIRTY-TIRST and MARILIT Streets, (Watt Phila.
deinble.,) at 17 tatnntes Ow the starting time from the
Depot.
Leava;PHIBILDYEFECIATat 6 A. M and 2 P. M.
Leave 'West Chustet at 13 A. AL and 4 P. M.
The Trains leaving Philadelphia et 8 30 A- 361 -. 0 . 1 4 - 34
P. M. connect et Pounelton with Trani on the PhDs.
del3hie and Baltimore Centre) Itatireed for Oonoord 4
Kenos tt, Oxford, &c., DENBY WOOD,
n025-t. Superintendent
A.R1)118 CO 0114 CO. ARBO
OIL bblo. to arrive. Tor sale in tots bp.
agents in thi,3 city. B BOBER K 00,,
442. 1 1'4 4 4a South 'DMISCVAR,,t,
AI/ USEMENTS.
OTHELLO
MACEiNTII
If 3. M. A. GMLSZTTEION,
.11r. Barney William.
Xre. Barney Williams
SIGIIBB BLITZ
WANTS.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
BOA_RDLNG.
SAFES.
C. H. NEEDLES,
ON SUNDAYS.