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Mrsritai Erafteurgrh—The , Montreal
Wita arellkOsseentfitHete , say 2the Canadian'
railroad litteraite bought up the Governiterit
irlirof theta:winces .to exordia thetr inflnenoe
i e ror of a War hetween,England and the United
States, the object of the Schemers being to induce
the British GovestiMent to extend the (trend Trunk
Railway to St. Ado and Halifax, as a war measure.
The 4widern "satin of the road has thus far proved
•unprotleahle; and the speenletors think that by re
ceiving the desired aid from England for its exten
sion, they will get rich eat of the operation.
iarzt.fight came off at Weehawken, New
Jersey, on Monday. The Combatants were Elliot
and Winkle, anon of renown in New York. Elliot
ie
,aged twenty, is light, tall and / scientific. Winkle
Letwenty.eight, short, hardy atrd unscientific.
There mere ninety-five rounds, mostly in favor of
Elliot. They then [parted without either gaining
the victory.
PROM twelve to fifteen hundred persons par
take of the sacrament eaoh communion day at Ply
mionth.Cburch, Brooklyn. This large number are
served , by eight deacons, and so perfect are the ar..
, reagementa that the service of the bread and the
wine are each completed- within from five to six
:minutes, and all 'without the slightest appearance of
baste.
Dn. Bnowlisow has given a new turn to an
•old idea, in the following style We have talked
about the sublime courage of dying for our country
—of standing up in the ranks to be shot at—to be
for this glorious case; but what is needed
now is the conraye to kilt somebody !"
Wm. Roam& Esq., special correspon
•dent of the London Times , is now at the Now York
Hotel, suffering frotn,an attack of typhoid fever,
-which seems to affect everybody wbo spends moon
•-ximo in Wraington.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THE MONEY MARKET.
I . IIILADILPIII. inn. 7, 1862
'The stock market continues to exhibit the improve
tnent noted on yesterday and the day before, with in
creased transactions. Pennsylvania State fives, cou
pons, sold at 82 and 82k ; City sixes at 82k ; Pennsyl
vania Railroad stock at 37% .. ; Reading Railroad stock,
18% to 18 340; Schuylkill Nat ;gallon, preferred, at 11
—a gain of %; Long Island Railroad at 10—an advance
of % Norf.% Pennsylvania eLves improved N, selling at
07%.
The money market presents no new features.
The leading banking bonzes are laden heavily with
United States quartermasters' warrants, which sell at
nine or ten per cent. discount, and, in consequence, they
turn away nearly all the business paper offered. Still,
first-class paper, having short time to maturity, meets
with ready ash at nine to twelve per cent. Second-class
obligations end slngle•name paper are dull of sale.
The Philadelphia and Gray's Perry Passenger Rail
road Ck , mpany (Spruce and Pine streets) have declared a
dividend of fifty cents per share. The Girard College
Passenger Railroad Company have declared a divldendof
one dollar per share. The Ridge Avenue and Sdanyunk
Railroad Company have declared a dividend of fifty cents
per shire.
The following is a statement of the amount of coal
transputhel our the Lehtall Valley .11allyead, fay th e
week ending January 4,1892;
ProvtouslY
Tons. Cwt. Tons. Cwt. Tons. Cwt.
Zarleton. 822 14 7,799 19 8.420 13
East Sugar Loaf. 942 14 5,985 02 6,927 18
Council Itidge.... 922 12 5,076 12 13,998 04
,fount Pleasant.. 124 13 124 13
fitirbsg t10nnt01n.1,457 03 7,702 It 9,369 17
Coleraine 220 03 1,053 07 3,313 10
Beater Meadow..
N Y and Lehigh,. 403 10 3,427 00 3,800 10
N. S. Mountain:l,6o3 03 7,741 10 0,304 13
S. P. Mountain
883 rr 4,914 16 6,798 13
167 03 3,733 08 4,325 11
4,870 19 4,870 19
Jeddo
German retina
298 15 2,223 11. 2,527 05
33d 15 2,311 08 2,681 03
50 08 59 08
Ebben&
Other Bhlppen,
.8,499. 09 69,830 11 68,313 00
'ruin]
liorreapowling le
n odlnst 5ear...8,891 07 59,496 11 03,387 16
. Increase
Deetease 30 /A 44 14
The Iron tonnage over tho Lehigh Vahey Railroad, for
rche meek ending Jan. 4, \MS VS ) tons.
Proviontly, from Dec.l 0,164
Total this season, sinco Dec. 1
The annual report of the Comptroller of the Stoto o
New Yorks Net made for the past fiscal year, (ending
Sept. 30, 13131,) reports the Canal and General Fend
Debts of the Stets as follows:
P.FICAFFIOLLTIOX OF THE STAID INDSSATEDIIESS
Annual Interest.
18,605,654 $352,500
General Fund Debt
MIME=
No. 7, under article 7, section 1,
of the Constitution ...... .... 9,730,023 532,341
ho. 2, under article 7, section 3,
of the unnebnitioo . 13,200,000 732,090
No. 3, under article 7, section
10, of the Constitution 642,585 34,029
No. 4, ....der auricle 7, section
12, of the Ccustitution
Contingent, Debt
2,500,009 159,009
339,000 -
Total Debt 559,920,284 51,851,470
/be surplus revenues of tho canal's have been appor
tioned, as directed by the Constitution, thee:
Section I—lnterest and S. rued canal debt-51,700,000
Section 2—To general fund debt 350,000
And the balance under section 3 613,812
This resulting surplus is thus shown
From canal tolls ►
Tram rent of surplus waters
Interest on current canal revenues, Sc
Total.— 53,402,628
To superintendents for repairs $106,012
'To coutruclars for repairs 260,995
To canal conanisaloners for raisins,
,te
To collectors for salaries, &c
TD vetolonasters
To auditor, State engtuocr, clerks,
printlng, Ac
Surplus revenues $3,695 5 842
The state of the Treasury was 43 follows on tho 30th of
September:
STATE OF Tilt TREASURY,
13alanre on hand Sept. 30,
1330 •
Amount received for the
last year frOm the sera
r. l funds 10,163,021 70
Amount •of warrants
drawn, but unpaid ..... .
Ain't of warrrants drawn
doling the rear........ 510,537,903 94
Ain't of warrants unpaid. 370 24—510,538,119 16
5M9,318 54
Balance in Treasarylleat. 30, 1861— $634,6*. 78
The ci.tiniateil revenues fur the current fiscal year, are
as follows:
Three and ono-eighth mill State tax, viz: for
support of Government, 7 mill; for ca
nal,
.74 MU: and for public defence, 1 34
mill 31,339,000
Balance due from County Treasurers or, ac-
count of the State tax tested in 1860.....
Auction anti
Salt duty
State Plum earnings.
Arrears end interest on non-resident taxes...
Free at the public: ()Sleet
redtcrs' licenses
Tolls on Cal uga Lake Inlet
Interest 411 Treasury deposits
Interest on Comptroller's bonds of the City of
Pew Totk
Amount to be repaid for advances to tho
United States Government
Balance in Treasury, - Sept. 30, 1801
The New York Evening Post of this wining ears
The stock market commenced uith a very tient appear
ance, and prices of the active blab° stocks, and Um New
Tork roads, rose 3. oh' and 1 per cent., but as business
proctEded the market gave way, closing with considera
ble disposition to realize.
United States securities are dull, tint towards the close
we totter Some improvement. For the coupon fives of
1874. 78 is bid. These were offered yesterday at 77
without timlinir buyers. For the registered eixes of 1881,
87 is bid, which is also better.
Prate Blocks are rather better. Bank sharee are dull
and neglected.
The weakest of the railroad shares was Cleveland and
Toledo. It opened at 37 and suddenly foil to 33X, but
aflern arils better, selling at 36%.
After the Board New York Central dropped off to 31X ;
Erie to 36, a reaction of xpell per cent. from the high
Pointe touched on "first call; but at the reduction there
is a better. inquiry. Last sales of Erie et 31X ; New
York Central 81%.
The speculation in gold and foreign exchange con
tinue r, and higher rates are established. fold is soiling
at 3 ter cent. premium, and first-class bills on Loudon
1140114%.
We hear of Wes of gold among the brokers at 3 y®3%
prendefn, Ina 3 per cent. is the ruling rate at which
bankers are haying.
Wall itreet is expectant and feverish pending the
action of Congress en ate now financial policy of the
Shwere t nient. gears are entertained that the km bill
'will not be as stringent ns the emergency calls for, hence
the rapid rise in the price of gold and foreign exchange.
Philadelphia Stoc
It Exchange Sales,
7, 1802.
January
IaZPORTED BY 8. E. BLanta
Kt R. Pirlladolphia Eichuge.
BOAR,
nstr
2000 City 69 88 5( 1
700 d0..........88%
2500 do 88%
600 • d0... . .88%
200 do. „c
82
8000 Dolow Ddv We. 90
16000 do. ...2 dye. 90
1000 N Poona R Be.. 67%
1000 d0..........57%
1000 d0..........57%
1000 do 57%
100 Bend It 0* P.. 18A;
10 d0..0 6:P.18 3-16
60 d0..0 & P. 183,16
50 Read R C P-18 3-16
100 do. ,ch C&P.IB 3-16
14 do 0,49.. 1834
60 do ... . .. lag
12000 Lehigh V itt34.85 91
50 Long Ilion,' it.bs 10
160 do.....cneh .. 10
600 Lehigh Nov 85...100
1000 do. ...... .....100
900 do ....... .....100
10 4 80/1116 0
701 -B p e rq P er . s . . : 11.%
,5000 'Noon Coup 53 82
riezigtou coal eh 80
b 0 do—CA:P.IB3:3O
BETWEE
5000 Penne. Coup 63.. 824
50 Long Inland 11... 10
75 Poona 11......b5 374
26 do 244
MOND
BOARDS.
15 PonDa R 37%
7 Norristownl4... 423
I 200 10 R & P 18)i
10000 Penba 53 0 & P.. 70%
BOARD
25 Delaw Div !Awn 37%
2000 d 0.... .I,ds.. SO
1000 Scliyl Nay Oa'B2 00
300 d0..........60
17 Lehigh Nay.... 00
3 do 50
5 Coto & Atnb R.. 123
4 Morristown 12 .. 42%.
4 do 42%
10000 Penna Coup Os.. 97
1
1000 d0...........97
60 Ctdowleas R.....
10 do - 1
97 do Pref. 4,y
10 do,. .Pref..
60 Pennolr . 87g
36 do atg
6 ...... 87g
1 d0............87g
9 do
zoo Cdy 66 . new 8234 1
700 do 823(
100 do 82g
AFTSR
150 80 . ruce &Pine R. . BS
01.061T6
I: °ARTA
10 NOlO, R.... sswn.. 87,y
; ICES—FIR
Bid. Irk.
!has be ;-• .... 82 83
Phits Se R..... 82 83
PhOa lie new... 88% 88)
Penne be 77 ..
Bid. Am.
Elmira 7a '73... 02 65
Long bland B. 10 103(
Leh G 7 ..4 Nay.. 50 51
Leh 01.4 N ficrp &E, 86
N Poulin R.... 63i 6
N Poona R 68.. 57% ..
Reading 8.. 18S 18!;
Bowling Bda '7O 82% 89
It'dg 11 tio 'Bo'4B 91 ..
If Penns 108,... 70 75
Ostatvisea RCon 1 1
Cainwiam Pref.. 43(
Id k 3d Oa R. 3. 473
Rsce&olno•stelt .. 3
W Phtla R .... 60 ..
Resit 111 64 11.. 773 j
Penns B 1371( 813
Penn B2dm en 85 88
Illotrls CI Con.. 851( 87
Morris .31 Pref.loB 109
Bob Bev 44'62.. 69g 60
Bob Nay Imp Se 7.1 74
Bob Nay Stock. 3 6
Soh Nee Pref.,. 11 12
Btrniza /1 Pref. 93( 19
Spruco at Pine.. 84' 874
Green .4 Ocuttaa 16% 17
Cheat A: Walnut .. 84%
Arch Street.... 11 ..
rhiladelptua Markets.
• JAVIARY 7—Evening
The Flour market is unchanged, and the demand bath
for export 'end home use Is limited; about 3,000 bble acid
for ehipmentat $6.75 for extra and $6 for family; the
trade are buying slowly within the range of $ 5 . 37 X
6.50 for enpertlno p ?0.62) ø 5.87 for extras i $5.8 7 60 25
for family, and $6.5060.75 4P bbl for'teney brands, as to
quality. Rye Flour Is Quiet at $3.71564 ye bbl. Corn
Met Is alsoeinlet, and Pennsylvania is held at $3 4P ,
barrel.
Wliakr.—There is a fair demand, and prices aro
ateadaiy saafutalued q sales of 12,000 bushels at 131e1350
for common to good and nriine reds, mostly Pennsyl
vania, and 1.42e5i45e for white, including Kentiscky at
the highest figure. Bye Is selling at 731,740 for -Penn
sylvania, and Ole for Delaware. Corn comes in slowly,
and Is in limited demand at ago for new, 59880 c old
yellow, in store. Oats continue dull and neglected, and
Pennsylvania Is held at 38c. Further sales of Beans are
retorted at $1,87j4 0225 tir bushel.
BARK.—A Mall sale of first tio. I Quercitron was
made at $lO qt , ton.
COTTON,—The market continuos at a stand, the firm
ness of holders limiting operations.
GRoCsniftB AND PRoViSioNS are unchanged, and Very
little doing in either in the way of sales.
BEEns.—lhere Is very little doing' a few small sales of
Clover are reported at B-1.12x s 4 IQ 4, be.
AVIIISKir is firm; about 800 bbis sold at 2134 c, and
drudge at 20020%c 4, gallon.
New York Stock
1000 Li S 6s 'Bl reg „ 87
8500 Oregon WLX y 8 4
3000 Mich 6e '78..... 7 7; , 1 1
2000 do
2000 mat s 8 w 7 7 %
woo do 7753
6000 N Carolina 0s 60 7(
6000 d0..........60
18000 Mo St es 41%
10000 do L 5 42
3000 do 92
8000 MoSels II dt StJ 92%
1000 Louisiana St 6e, 60
5000 Co lifornia St 7s, 77%
3500 do' 77%
6600 Minn St 8 pe.. 75
0800 City 68 'BO 92
1500 NY Cent 02
500 N Y O bds '76..102
2000 Erie let m 10334
10001/11 2d no ex '79 97
760011nd It lid 77
1000 'faith C Os Ist no 9434
/000 C 92,4
1000 'Mich So 2d 51 as 61
1600 T I 1 A Al Ist ta. 7534
5000 N Jersey C lro.109)6
1000 Obi A N W Ist.. 39
54 Continental Bk. 71
210 Del & 11ua C 0.... 86
10 Penno Coal ....
150 Pac 111 S C0..510 96X
21.0 do 95X
60 do. 85 05X
100 do bl 5 00
250 do. el 5 0.5,P
50 do. 560 954
126 do . ..... ..b3 06
200 do 1,10,06
63 li Y Con .1.1.,.„ 81,4;
100 do ...... ..,. 81,1 ,
1150 do 814
- 50 do 030 81X
564 do 81%
100 do 460 81%
10 do 81X
450 Erle 11 prfd. 67
160 do b3O 57X
390 do 56X
200 do WO 56X
60 do 00J4
353 do 66X
300 Cloy kt; rittab B. 163
CITY ITEMS.
During the last eight months, the American Bible So
ciety has fretted 803,000 bibles end Testaments, being
121,000 more titan the issues of the like period the pre
vious year. The average is about 41,000 volumes each
stroking day, or access volumes each working minute.
This increase is owing to the great demand for the Scrip
tures for the 11FC , of the volunteers; over half a million
have gone to this object since the 'commencement of the
war. Their receipts, so far, are over 860,000 behind last
year's.
The Pennsylvania Bible Society-, which carries on ope
rations in this State, has, directly or through its nume
rous branches, furnished over 60,000 Testaments gratui
tously to the troops, which includes 21,000 supplied by
their auxiliary, the Philadelphia Bible Society, to those
going from this city,
The Bible Societies of Europe, Asia, and America,
stri:e the organization df the first one in 1804, have issued
over sixty-seven millions of copies in 160 languages, and
comprising IEO versions ; of these, 140 are translations
never before printed. The number of versions now In
teal use, and more or less
- circulating, is 147, It is im
possible to arrive at a correct estimate of the millions
upon millions issued by other sources; but when It is re
membered that the Bible Is and always has been the lead
tog book with the publisher and tradesman, the timber
must appear enormous; end it is incomprehensible that
there el Quid be ono person whose curiosity, if nothing
better, could ,not prompt him to examine with earn a
book that enlists such remarkable zeal for its circulation
in the midst of the most enlightened communities of the
world.
Over thirty-four millions of dollars have beendisbursed
by the two Bible Societies of England and the United
States; a large proportion of which was paid for transla
tions in other languages; and in countries whore there
was no written language, the laborious and tedious work
of making ouo was performed solely that they might
know the contents of this one great Book.
The Pennsylvania Bible Society has a system of local
auxiliaries extending through the State, by which they
distribute Bibles judiciously, and to the extent of moans
furnished them. About thirty years ago they gave
810,000 to send Bibles to the Sandwich Islands, and con
tinuo to give large sums for aiding distribution in foreign
lands. The Bible house, Seventh and Walnut, was built
for them seven years ago by some citizens of Philadel
phia, and hero different Bible Associations meet, and all
matters connected with Bible operations aro attended to;
whilst the Depository attached is the distributing reser
voir for the State.
The Philadelphia Bible Society confines its operations
to the city, and supplies all oar public Institutions, ho
tels, and shipping with Bibles or Testament. Thellinited
States vessels, before leaving port, are visited by their
colporteurs, and all that is wanted in that may furnished.
Atter supplying this horns demand, they give w hat they
can to the State Society for destitute parts of this and
other countries.
.13,624
.q.2,C95,812
$3,353,16a
9,565
44,594
TILE 'WESTERN Soup SOCIETY.—Tbis bene
ficent institution opened their house, nt No. 1615 South
street, for the gratuitous distribution of soup to the poor
of the southwestern section of the city, on Monday last,
dace which time they have relteeed the libelling wants
of a large number of applicants. The demand upon them
for assistance In thls way has been large, and It la desira
ble that every facility should bo furnished to meet It. Do
nations for this object, we are authorized to state, can be
either sent tu-provisions or money to Samuel L. Daily,
secretary, No. 020 Chestnut street; George Vane, trea
surer, No. 46 North Seventeenth street; James Whiten,
No, 412 Race street; Richard Richardson, No. 622 Arch
street; Charles L Warner, N 0.1614 Spruce street; or
Joseph Potts, N 0.109 North Tenth street.
43,765--706,788
ANNUAL ELECTION or OFFICEES.—Tho annual
meeting of the Sunday School Society, for tho elettlon of
officers, will be held at No. 1122 Chestnut stout, at 4
o'clock this afternoon.
433 69-$11,172,802 93
ELEGANT GOODS AT OAR:FORDS' SELLING OFF
enßep.-6lnco the first Instant, Messrs. Charles Oak
ford & Sons, under the Continental Motel, have been
surprising their patrons with the cheapiress of the msg.
nificent-goods which they aro now selling in their various
departments. We slay safely say that in all kinds of One
goods, in either of the following branches, our reader
will save a large per centngo in making their selections
from this superb stock sow Gents' hats and cape,
ladies` Paris.mado shoes, hate for misses arid cbildrau,
gents' furnishing goods, ladies' fancy furs, and fine mill-
tart' goods for army and navy officers.
1,000,100
75,000
05,000
100,000
30,000
2,000
A Cimmaria ESTAISLISIIIIENL—The magnifi
cent now Fruit and Confectionery Store of Ir. A. L.
Yawata, Chestnfit streetTtwo doors below Ninth, is be
yond question ono of the chief attractions of our city. It
is unique in design, and certainly contains the most
tempting display of delicious and tasteful articles for the
palate to ho found in any simile establishment in this
country. Ilia goods are all of the choicest, purest, and
Meet delicious quality.
a 6,969,470
FINE GROCERIES.—Mr. C. H. Mattson, cor
ner of Arch and Tenth streets, has constantly on hand
the largest assortment of every article embraced to his
department of trade, to which ho is daily looking fresh
additions to suit the tastes, and meet the wants of his
customers, among whom, by the way, aro a large number
of the first families in , the city. Goods bought at his
stop) are delivered In any part of the city, or neatly
pocked and sent to any of the depots free of charge.
Stortort BLITZ is admitted to be a great Ne
cromancer and a - Ventriloquist of the highest order. This
afternoon and evening ho trill amuse ladies and children
at the Temple of Wonders, commencing at three and half
past Leven. There is not a more popular performer on
this continent than the edmlred Signor.
DOunt.r.S.—Revolutionary Paris had its con
flicting Conventions; England bad her Long Parliament;
the Democratic party had Its doublo•headed Convention
in 18n0 Pennsylvania hod her double Ae.mbly, and her
Buckshot War; the United States now has two Con
gresses, and two Preideute, (ono of them so-called;) and
the city of Philadelphis, on Monday, imitated those memo
rable examples by basing two Common Councils in 805-
Eton at the moo time. All these governmental things
may he duplicated; but we will never find a second for
the Brown Stone Clothing Halt of 'lecithin h Wilson,
Now 603 and 605 Chestnut street, above Siath, where
peerless suits for soldiers and civilians may be procured.
CON. Why ought the soldiers at Fortress
Monroe be convicted for counterfeiting
Ana. Because they are making wooden quarters"
outside the walls.
Con. Why to Chas. Stoke's' "one price" Clothing SiCTO
under the "Continental," like a well appointed butcher
shop 'I
Ans. Because it le made attractive, by its tine cola. In
this connection, wo would mention that Mons. Seynave
is chief of the coat cutting department, and Mr. P. Pow
ers of the pantaloon department of this house.
A large assortment of first-class winter clothing on
band at low prices.
A SUORT WAlL—General McClellan, the
Commander-In-Chief of the Union farces, is said to have
repeated. recently, a former declaration, ^ that the war
would Ia short, though it probably might be desperate,
mid that he saw the way clearly through to success in
conquering the rebellion." In the meantime, however,
the well-known Fashioner and Clothier, Granville Stetson,
0011 Chestnut street, wi I continue to soli, at war prices,
his extensive stock' f ell-made winter garments, which
ore anterior in fit, fabric, and fashion to those mikunfac
lured elsev.bere
ay. BEIC 701711,T2i PAGE
CLEARED.
&Numhip 1f Sanford, Sanford, New York, James All.
derdire.
Behr Mar" L Byrd, Wilde, Tangier, Md, captain.
(Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchange.)
LEWES, Del., San. 7.
A three masted schooner treat to sea to day. No
other vessel,' bare passed out for two days
Yours, &a, JOHN P. AIABSUALIi.
MEMORANDA.
StennisLip Kennobec, %HUM, hence, arrived At Now
York yesterday.
Steamship Karnak, Le Mes,,arler cleared et K York
ydeterday Yoyfarana. •
Ship Corium Ward, cleared at Boston 6th inst. for
lielhourne.
Behr L L A Mal , Baker, for Phlhtilelphla, Baled from
Balem 6th tont.
Behr Do%phone, Rosa, from Providence for Delawaro
CUY. Bailed from Newport sth Inst.
Film Maine Law, (of Camden) Arambury, from Phila
delphia for Doaton, put fr to Holmes' Nolo :11 loaf. in dig.
'rem During the gale of the night previous from NW,
hod decks swept of galley, water casks, wood, Sc; lost
bout, Relit soils, and e`altteil cargo.
Notice to hereby given that the South SttealLight Tea-
Eel, which parted her nworlnpo on the 10th ult. has been
replaced upon her station, off Davis' New South Shoal.
By order of the Lighthouse Beard.
B. A. LONG,
Clerk to L, If. Inspector, Second District.
Boston, Jan. 0,1001.
Bxcnange—Tan. 7
388 Srlo Runway.— —343 f
1100 do -34 x
100 do. s3O 3436
100 do b3O 35
I 50 do 610 34X
650 do la 313{
1250 do 630131%
60 do b3O 31X
,100 do 830 31%
110 Hudson, Rix R.— 40
200 do . 3936
100 do 3036
50 do 630 40
270 Harlem it Pref... 32
50 Reading R. 30
450 Harlem R 1355
160 do 13X
40 do 13
100 do 13x
200 do 610 13)i
100 do 630 1336
260 Inch Con It 50
100 do b3O 60X
100 do blO 50
60 do WO 50
200 do 49%
100 do 49x
250 Mich B & N 1.... 20X
450 do 20%
100 do 20x6
100 ?dish S Guar 414
100 do UN 41%
50 do 0,30 41%
100 do 41
100 do 810 41
1 5 0, 0 lc Oln 11 106
150 Galena ,S.: Chic.... 67
175 do b367)4
50 do 530 6734
100 CI & Tol It 37
300 do 530 36%
1 100 do 36%
550 do 38%
850 do 30!.
.100014.211.3.8 . 11 52
1 150 do 62,.}f
100 do 530 54%
15 Chi, 11 .2 Q 1t.....58%
10 MD .2. P du 0 lstf 80
26 14 Ji.rpoy Oen 13..114
14 DM& P Du 02d Pf 613 4 ,
25 do 61,4
Circalittiop of the Scriptures
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
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NOTICE TO MARINERS
THE Ett.P.Jbb. -- .11 - 11LADELPHIA, W ERNI:46VA Y , JAB U tC, I t 5, Rita
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
vr TO 12 o'aLoax LAST =G r.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL—Ninth and ()bestir it eta.
II Crane, Massachtnetta W II Carew, New York
1118 Jones & In, New York E W Sperry, Hartford
Elsa Stow, Boston 0 II Green, Dayton, Ohio
Hon AII Reeder, Easton J 0 Rockhill A vcf,
D Outwater, New York William %lion, Taunton
li W Pablo, Hartford N J , Hali, U 8 A
nT J‘ nos Yorke, N J Isaac Hughes, Chicago
8 Woods, Pittsburg 3 Miller, Frankferd
J C Oliver, Glen Carbon T B Bryson ' Sliver Spring
Jolan Parker, Maryland M Isaacs, Now York
FTBosworth, Milwaukee C Davie A In, Baltimore
Era Curtis, New York L W Brides IM Now York
Brhighnm, Jr, New York II J Goddard A In, R I
Miss Fearing, Prov, R I I 8 Rirtiand, New York
B Furgueon, New York W L'lliot set', ‘Vms'port
J Lee erldge New York MiisLeveridge 5: sister, N y
Contain E Winslow J Corlett., Poughkeepsie
Corleis Poughkeepsie Era Merchants, New York
Misa Mer chants, New Yotk Mrs Moore, Boston
Lt F W Porter, U 8 A Dr D G Brlnton, Pa
Jan E Booper A la, Balk Cant W E Spencer, U 8 A
8 Z Martin, Louisville, Sant L Young, Reading
Jae Fhb, Jr, Boston NV S Briggs, N Hampshire
F M Brigge ' Boston GU Muniford, New York
L W Giblet, New York Chas Sturtevant, Boston
John m oue , Jr, Vermont Geo B Jewell, Boston
Mr McLane & In, Baltimore Misa McLane, Baltimore
Nies Metes% Blooklyn Miss 151 illetealf, Brooklyn
NV Foster. Jr, New York J Giles, Boston
. . .
11 P Ammidonn, Boston 0 M Moon, Now York
u 'Morgan, New York 'Mrs Wall, Now York
Geo M Pomona ' Ohio J A Rider, Now York
W Mariam, Nee Yolk S Churchill, New York
T Borkius, New York J Carothers, New York
N T Tuthill, Now York DTI!. B Sands A: of, N Y
A Wekh If S Mead. No,, York
A Ilollingewortb, Boston W H AkiM Now York
VII Holden, New York D Bastions & la, N York
Geo S Miller, New York J R Bondage, Jr, Ala, N
J Doubled &la, New York J A Borland, Now York
Ilausell, New York Geo T Atwood, Mass
111 N Rhode, Mass J Wilcox, Conn
F Platt, New York W Rosenholm, New York
E B Glenn, Jr, Baltimore W Faller, Mass
Geo J Aperild, Baltimore E A Tornin, Now York
Rat W Butcher., N Yolk 11 M Strong, New York
Chas Walker, Chicago •
MERCHANTS' HOTEL—Fourth street, ab. Market.
Vent 0 II fit nrie,Tamaqua SS Carrier, Harrisburg
G II Auxer, Claunbersburg It 0 Kimball, Canton, 0
D CNivling, Clearfield S Boileau, Easton
Snyder, Easton 'rhos 'Roth, Ea9tou
,yr, F Th ,„ doly b, n a il etor , tV II Prothor, Indiana co
L Atkinson, Philadelphia Mr Jameson, Pa
W J Moodie, Ashland 1) IA Dye, Ashland
Lewis Bush, Ashland John Lazarus, Ashland
L J Brom n, Newport, It I .W Gilberthoro, York, Pa
Jas B Graham, Clearfield \V Showell, Maryland
D W Smith A la,Montour co
AXERICAN llOTEL—Obestiant st., above Fifth
3 8 Post, ti 8 N Mrs T A Post R de, N York
C Freeland, Non totryport Dr Thomas, W Chester
Rohl A Abbott, Penne John Orslyclte, Easton
G Conrad, Delaware Jos K Riley, Now Jersey
E B Dodge, II 8 N Abner Hoopes, Chester co
Mr White, Chester co, Pa Harman Gregg, Chester 7,0
Lieut D Parker, W Chester Lefever WomelsdorM Pt
A T Walling, lowa A Leland, Ma•eadpssetts
IMES fart, New York Vent 0 W Nlehts,W Chester
Curtis, Portland, Me E A Lace, Boston
E D Leltenting, DI Chunk J C Dinlifilitl, DI Chunk
A Van Nostrand, N York T J Seaman, New York
James Whaling, Maryland Mies E R Rider, Maryland
John Phillips, New York, Ms E &Underhill 4M, NY
" ST. LOUIS HOTEL—Obeetnitt street, above Third.
II P Smith, Pollardllo Chas Bishop, Philadelphia
II Stearns, 'Pittsfield IT Bourne, emyrna, Doi
A 9 Small, Sett Haven Mrs D Brown A fa, Phil%
11 Taylor, Philadelphia Stephen Cox, Now Jersey
C Satterfield, Maryland F Pltzmire, Now York
SJ Anderson, Maryland
TIIF UNION—Arch street, above Third.
13 Biel, 'Fayette co, Po Joe. ph Rid, Colorado T
Cot leobt Rataliff, Tamaqua Jail Alexander, Newiersey
Miss Alexander, N Jersey 5 E Fitch, Troy, N Y
John 5 Pearson, Beading John Kitzmlller,Plne Grove
John Coleman, Penn's J Martin, Ohio
Ira Day, Cumberl'd co, Pa Jaa D Scott, 'Bridgeport
II II Harrison k lady, N Y Eden DI Hood, N Jersey
Moses Larch, Cambridge, 0 elms E Town, Bath, Me
S C Brown S lady, Peon'a Levi IYude, Pittsburg
COMMERCIAL--Sixth street, above Chestnut.
Mason, Delaware L Bush, Baltimore
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P Elan Pennsylvania Sutton, Baltimore
W Porter, New York Dr B P Greenleaf. Penny
M Y Gls onlenf, Penny A Mode, Coatesville
B Cosgrove ' Elkton, lid W H Eder, Maryland
Miss N Hughes, Penna J Speakman, Coatesvitlo
R Gilson, Mars land J 15" Woodside, Ponna
3l' Cornett, Plaenixvillq J C Worth, Oxford, Pa
111 B Howard 3, la, Ponna Ml Mlloward, Ponna
Miss S Howard, Ponna Miss E B Howard, Penny
1 3 Gardner, Maryland 3 J Mitchell, Maryland
R lk Evans, Maryland D II Hastings, Lanz co, Pa
STATES UNlON—Market street, above Sixth.
D F Anderson, Blair co, Pa J Kyle, Jacksonville
J Lefferts, Baltimore D L dmithers, Baltimore
H Pell, Pennsylvania S B Moyers, Pennsylvania
II A Zug, Lane co, Pa G W Wilson, Now York
C Brown, New York NH Wlltmin, England
S S Orris, Princeton J Brown. Baltimore
A G Miller, Baltimore J P James, Lane coq P‘t
D L Jones, Lane co, Pa J Maxwell, Now York
MADISON /101781D—Seconct areal, abovo Market.
Jas Morgar, Boston H White, Boston
Ezra Heist, Lexington, Pa Reuben Miller, MiMlnvillo
D Lahu, Hazleton D H Miller, Allentown
Aug Comm Allentown W T Well, Allentown
J Week, Lancaster Sohn M Harty, Backe co
John Bruner, Jr, Jonestown E 1 , Ancona, Reading
A It Mellen. Lebanon J W Shoemaker, Schlk co
Jon 'Ramsey, Dlillarbtown
BARLEY SREAF—Socond Street, below Vine.
G Wort, Now Jersey It Thompson, Doylestown
A S Grey, New Jorsoy J T Grey, Now Jersey
V N Nair, Northampton, Pa 8 SoMay, Richmond
T Linton, Botha Dr 0 L Minster, Poona
bir Itoblnr, Penna. J K Koff, Northampton, Pa
A NJohnson,Eddingtorara 3 Backman, Newtown, Pa
.1 t; Alcoall, Philo J Hill, Now Jersey
C C 1111 Mo, Ducks co T Vandlwrlft,Ducke co
J D alien, Penns J Rich, Ducks co
J Hibbs & hon. Bristol, Pa D Simpson, Bucks co
li It Rough, Point Pleasant W Hawk, Bucks co
I Walton, Nev. Jersey II Kam, New Jersey
.1 Stackhouse, Attleboro iltro A" Ellis, Poona
G Ellie, Deena Dr W Stavely, Nana
W Da vi.n, cjiellenbam JDr Laticesler, Deana
D liendiickson, New Jersey
BALD EAGLE—Third street, above Etallowhill,
Peter Gross PCMIEI NV Itlist'or la, Lehighton
'Richard bleknight, Benno. Lewis Smith, Baltimore
6eo IS Coffin, Dantelsvillo E B Krause, Illentg'y co
1' tends, Stockortown, Pa 11 Smith, Allentown
Robert Elder, Eaton J P Bider, Eagtott
X 8 Weiss, Penn Garen W A Sutton, Phibuielphia
A B Bertoiet, Frederick Sol &Tar, Lancaster co, Pa
G R Penner, Permit A Shortz, blanch Chunk
Owen L Wright, Nazareth F A Clewell, Nazareth
N Minor, Mauch Chunk
BLACK HEAB—Third street, aboTe Cia
Geo Kehler, Easton C A Gm - tiled, Troxtertown
C Harper, Jenkintown Wm 'Harmer, Green Lane
A Cressuinn, Sellersville John Hersh, Pennveurg
Biller, Allentown Asa filmier, Hamilton, 0
.la.oti Pox, Canton, Mtlo Wm Yocom, Penna
Levi J Coleman, Beading Jacob Boyer, Stoneravllle
Wm Boyer, Stmmrovil'e Jacob K 1811, Barb ilto
Goo Bode, Southampton Aaron MAKIN . Berryaburg
NATIONAL HOTBL—Bace street. above Third.
J Jncol.osKentl, Strondab'g Davis Walton, Stromisb'g
Cot J S Jones t in, Philo Mrs Thos Mnncy, If Elope
Tire S W Hitt, New Hope II B Ilager, MO, hoes
3) F Conover, New York J Blakeslee, White Haven
MOUNT 'VERNON HOTEL—Second at, rib. Arch.
J E Eldred, U S A John W Flnnler, N York
Wm JOIMP, Now York James Quail, Now York
S Maxwell, Baltimore H Fink, Baltimore
lIEYEIIR HOUSE.—Third street, above Race
W Rub, , Pottsville J Peters, Trenton
11 Leonard, Tienten D L Gable, Berko no
Geo G Plonk, Pottat.livanin
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NEIV GOODS FOR HOUSEKEEPERS
OFFICE OF TIIE DIAMOND COAL
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comprising 0 general assortment of Ifousokeeping artil. COMPANY—I, OTICE.—Tho Annual Election
dee, with many new improvenieutic anti inventions for for Seven Directors, to nerve Tor the ensuing year, will
floUselmipete' Use. Alo, a number of fancy articles, be held at the °Lilco of the Company, No. 711 Market
imitable for Holiday presents. Bening at reduced prices, Street, on WEDNItSDAI7, January Bth, 1862, beta eon
to suit the times, by E. S. 1` ARSON & CO., the hours of 12 and 1 o'clock P. M.
delo-tianStii EDWARD PEACE, President.
delB-tf Corner of DOOR and I"E'AR fitteeta.
DR. ROBERTSON'S GOUT AND Riau
mATic Tnorn—Tho only reliable remedy for Rheum..
than, Gout, &c. Price V. For sale by
DYOTT & CO.,
No. 232 North SECOND Street,
ial-wrntf Depot for all Popular AtediCillOhl.
UPHAM'S HAIR DYE, ONLY 38 CENTS
A Box.—Dottles larger than the Dollar Dyes. Colors in
stantaneously, and will not wash out. Try it. Sold
only at UPHAM'S, 310 CHESTNUT Street.
n027-tifin3in
ONE-PRICE CLOTHING, ON THE LATEST
RYLES, rnado In the Bost Moaner, expressly for 'RETAIL
BALES. LOWEST gelling Prices marked fo Plain
Figures. Alt Goode made to Order warranted satisfac
tory. Our ONE-PRIOR SYSTEM Is strictly adhered to.
All are thereby treated alike.
soh"-ly JONES Jr CO., 604 MARKET Street.
11iiarnoLD's thavERBALLY APPROVED
RESlEDY.—Compound Extract Dacha cures Diseases of
the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Weakness, tic.
Read the advertfeetuent in another column. no6-the
CARD PRINTING, BEST AND CHEAPEST
lu the City, et 84 South THIRD Street.
BILL-HEAD PRINTING, Beet tuul Cheapen in the
City, at 34 South THIRD Street.
CIRCULAR PRINTING, Beet and Chenyeat In the
Olty, at 39 South THIRD Street.
PAMPHLET PRINTING, and dory other &Dab
elan of Printing, of the moot ouperior whaler, at the meet
reasonable rates, at RINGWALT &BROWN'S, Drezell'a
Building, 34 South THIRD Street. dolo.tf
MARRIED . -
BANDS—STAUB —On the lat instant, by the Kay. W.
B. 701 an, Mr. Constantino B. Sands, of Chestnut 11111, to
Miss Caroline D Staub. of Nicetown.
ItEDDING—TIUDDLICSTON tho Sd Instant, by
the Itev..l. C. Clay, Mr. Michael Redding to Mien Mary
1 , 1 Iluddleston, daughter of the Into William Iluddloston,
both of this city. tk
. .
ItEEE-111INIUM.—rn the sth instant, by the Rey.
Noble Frame, 51r. Joseph 11. Rees to 1168 Eleanor Hin
kle, both of this city. IF
DIED
RONEY.—On Tuesday evening, January 7th, Anna
Roney, relict of the late John Roney, in the 80th year of
Ler age. at
LOPOSTRETH.—On the sth instant, at her late resi
dence' No. 222 Arch street, Martha . 1)1 Longattoth, In
the 51st year of her age.
Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral from Friends' Meeting House, corner
Fourth end Preen streets, this (Fourth day) [thermion,
tith instant; at 2 o'clock. Interment at Fair 1141. *" 0
11111011.—A t Alexandria, Va. on January 30, in the
.20th year of his age, Thomas R2llirch, First Lieutenant
Co. 11, 99th Regiment, P. V.
Ills friends, and the friends of the family, are invited
to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) morning, at 10
o'clock, from Pio residence of his father, Thos. Birch,
10, MT Vine street. it**
RUSSELL.—On the 4th inst. Mary L011i911., daughter
of Mary end the late lames lensed'', in the (Rh year of
her nge.
Funeral from the residence of her parents,lo.lo Want
street, above Washington avenue, this (Wednesday)
morning, nt 10 o'clock.
LEADER.—On the 3d instant, of consumption, Dr.
David 11. Lead. r $ in the 27th year of his ago.
Funeral front the residence of hie parentl 800 North
Twelfth street, above Brown, this (Wednesday) morn
ing, et 7.,ti o'clock.
111)FloAND.—On the oth inst., John J. llnshand, Sr.,
in the 70th year of his ego.
Funeral from his late residence, 1237 Spring Gordon
street, this (Wednesday) morning, at 10 o'clock. *
ILEYSER.—Suddenly, on the morning of the Oth toot,
Berny Beyser, in the 601 h year of his ago.
Funeral front his late residence, No. LOS North Tenth
street, on Thursday afternoon.
CRlFFlTlL—Suddenly, on the 6th instant, James
Onfllth, freed 39 years, a member of Company F, 54th
Regiment, F. V.
Funeral from the residence of his brother, No. 407
Callowbill street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at 1 Welk.
/1110W11.—John Drown, in the 41st year of his see.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 1419 Marlborough
street, on Thursday afternoon. at 2 o'clock.
MYERS.—On the Bch instant, nary Louisa, daughter
of John and Martha klyere, In the 4th year of her age.
Finland from tho residence of her parent's, No. 194
Main street, Norristown, on Thursday afternoon, at 3
o'clock. Ae
.HATTSON.—On the oth inst., Anthony W. Mattson,
in the 47th year of his age.
Funeral from his late residence. No. 2028 Poplar
street, on Thursday morning, at 10 o'clock.
LOWER.—Suddenly, on the 6th instant, Amanda Mal-
Tina, wife of Edmund .11. Lower, in the 31et year of her
age.
Funeral from the residence of her husband, No. 1*
Oak street, below Thirty-seventh, West Philadelphia, on
Thursday afternoon, at 1) o'clock.
BAUOLIIEN.—On the 6th instant, Henry Houghton,
aged 05 years.
Funeral from his late residence, No 1631 North Second
street, above Oxford, this (Wednesday) morning, at eg
o'clock.
DIJI3OURO —On the 4th Instant, after a lingering 111.
nese, Cat oline, wife of John Dubourg, In the 00th year,
of her age.
Funeral front the residence of her husband, Bowor,
street, in the rear of No. Mt Francais street, on Thurs.,
day morning, at 10 o'clock. *
MOURNING STORE,Doo.2&.
—BESSON & SON, No. MS OGESTNIIT
STREET, offer for aalo today, La push—
Black and White English Chintzes, 12X to 15c.
do do &Manila do 12Mc.
do Purple do do 1234 c.
Gray and Black Engli,h do 12Xo.
Plain Black do do 123%c.
Block and white imported Do 'Ltinos, 12X toll cent&
do Nolo do do 18,4 c.
Second Mourning Mono Mohaira, 1.2%
Black Tieing Anclalq, 25 cents. dot!
(!, PHILADELPHIA ASSOCIATION FOR
THE RELIEF OF DISABLED FIItEIIEN.—
Tha Adjourned Twenty-olghth Annual Mooting of the
Assockaion „ill Bo held on SATURDAY IIYII , IINIG,
Jammu 11th, 1102, at 7j o'clock, at tlio HALL OF
THE FIRE Ai•SOCIATION.
saB.4t J, PASCOE, Ahakiant Secretary.
EFPETITION OF THE ANIVIVER
bar) Exoiett.es of tho BUNDAY•BCROOLB coa
l" ctrl girth the First Baptist (lima), BROAD and
ARCII streets
An on the evening of the recent Anniversary the house
Mao so clouded a: to present UCCetei on the part of many
MllO mere depirons of being pro writ on the occasion, it
inns been refoll ed to repeat the 'moo on next THURS
DAY EVENING, January qh, at quarter pant norm
o'clock. Thu exertihes, whit:46A be sommahat varies,
from those on the former comiat of Sing,
ir.e Addresses, &e, on He, part of tha .i.oli,elata 044
others.
'Me for. Dr. NEWTON. ;, - 31 also be present to deriver
nu addrebs.
- -
WEEK QA Eus - 4s -s — A y,
ny
1 - Altai bly,tHiga for pro or TIII9 DAY, SAN.
SOM . Street ; dally ntentluil 1 2 to 1 1 4 * o'clock • and Rev.
JOHN COA Al SHEA' Church, t)nod sAlit3o34
Streets, at ifelook. Sub.ie:st r —ti The revival of purA
Chrislianßi, and the enension of toligious liberty In YAlrtrel 0011 .. the 1 4)":,8 of the Reit tbo overthrow of
every form P:itt-Ohristlaii error; conversion or the
,hietiee of 3. ..7ratil ; tho prevalence of ponce among all nn.
Halley especially in America; and ay et more abundant
hiessing upon our brethren and sisters engaged in the
tscork of missior s, (11.44 an education, and literature to
foreign lends."
rrn• OFFICH OF THE EPISCOPAL HOS..
PUILADELPIIIA, Jan. 7, 18132.
At a 'netting of the CONTRIBUTORS TO TITE,
HOSPITAL-OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
CHURVlr t lield this day, the following gentlemen were
duly elected !Managers for the ensuine three years, In the
place of those oboes ti.ruta expired title day, viz:
Rev. HENRY W. DI , CACHET, D. D..
Rev. lIE,NRY J. DIOR TON, D. D.,
WILLIAM R. LEGE, E,
PETER McCALL,
CASPER 111ORRI4, M. D.,
GEORGE H. STROUD,
WILLIAM 11, NEWBOIA),
GEORGF, ELIGHT,
J. R. INGERSOLL, Chairman.
TOBIAS WAGNER, Secretary. It
EG. AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE. AND
TRUST COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA., January 4, 1861
NOTI'T.—The Trustees ham this day declared a
Dividend of THREE PER GENT. for the last six
months, on the capital ,lock of the Company, payable to
the Flochholiere, clear of State tax, on and after the
25i1l inst. JOAN C. &HS,
ja7-3t Secretary.
ricrFAME INSURANCE COMPANY, Office
Nu. 400 CHESTNUT Street; . .
PIIILADELPHIA, January 6, 1862.
At a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Fame
Insurance Company, held this day, a semi-annual Divi
dend of Three per cent was declared, payable on and
after the first day of February, 1862.
jaitfehl WAIS. T. DLANCIIARD, Secretary.
tna OFFICE OF THE PENNSYLVANIA
Company for Insurances on LiCVE and Granting
Annuities, 304 WALNUT' Str..et—Philadel phis, January
0,1832.—The Directors bare THIS 1) tY declared a Di
vidend on their Capital Stock of FOUR PER CENT. for
the last six months, and an extra Dividend of ONE PER
CENT., %Odell milt be paid to the Stockholders or their
legal representativ es en demand, vvithout deduction for
State Tax. WILLIAM IL RILL,
la7•St* Actuary.
OFFICE Or THE POILADELPHIA.
City Passenger Railway Com paw, 2100 CHEST
-0 U 1 Street—January 0, 1802 —The Board of Directors
have THIS D AY declared n I ivithmil of ONE DOLLAR
and FIFTY CENTS per share on the Capital Stock from
the earnings for the past six months, payable to the
Stochholders or their legal representatives on and atter
the 16th let.
The transfer books will Lo shwa notil tbe 10th inst.
Js7-10t IYISI. W. COLKVT, Secretary
f.G. OFFICE OF TILE RIDGE AVENUE
ANL MA NAY UNK PASSENGER RAILWAY
COMPANY, coowr of RIDGE,' and COLUMBIA aSTRIM.
PUILADELPIITA, Jllll , lllrY 0, 1573
The Board of Directors b..° this day declared a Divi
dend of FIFTY CENTS PER 6I7AHE of the capital
stock of this column)), payable nu demand, at this office,
to the stockholders or their Isgal reprosentatices.
LEWIS STOKES,
M 7-605 Secretary awl Treasurer.
OFFICE OF TILE GIRARD COL.
LEGIT PASSENGER RAILWAY COAWANY
—Corner of Columbia and Ridge avenues.
Pnibaonvent %, Jan. 6th, UAL
. .
Rho Board of Directors of "TM) Girard eollego r 43-
seugo• Railway Connally" have this day declared a
Dividend of ORR DOLLAR PRII SHARE out of the
cuttings of the past six mouths, payable to the Stock
holders, or their legal reprommtatlyes, on demand.
ja7.6t W. S. JILIGID, Treasurer.
ccrSERIES OF LECTURES ON MODERN
GERMAN LITERATURE.—PROF. FEED. A.
110E3E, UM deliver the first Lecture of the above
Course, a itli Nrhtch will be combined Readings from the
Classic German Authors, on WEDNESDAY, JearTry
8, at S o'ilocls I% IL, at the Foreign Reading ReaMl of
Sir. F. Leypoldt, No. 1323 CHESTNUT Street. Subject:
Chianti. Admieefou to the first Lecture Free. juLatiS
MUSICAL FUND lIALL.
Dr. BAYES (by particular request), gill give
two Lectures on
TUESDAY AND THURSDAY,
Janunry 7th out 9Lb.
SUBJECT—ARCTIC EXPLORATIONS
Commences at 6
Doors oixn at 7 o'c'ock.
Tickets, 2 cents each, to be had at Beck it Lawton's,
Borentb and Cludnut•, Pugh's, Sixth and Chestnut;
Continental Hotel; and of Mr. Berkett, at the hail.
ltri•M
OFFICE OF TIRE FRANKFORD AND
SOUTHWARK PHILADCLPHIA CIrY I'AS-
EitzNGER RAILROAD COSAPANY, REIMS (104 t)
Chatham) Street, Mime Fourth.
PHILADELPHIA, ,THDVlttry 2, 1862.
The Board of Directors have this day declared a divi
dend of Three and One-half Per Cent. on the Capital
Block, out of the earnings for the foot six months, Paya
ble to the stockholders or their legal representatives on
and after the 3 rith
The trantier Gooks will be closed until the 15th inst
ORA& R. ABBOTT, Secretary'
BcrOFFICE OF THE PENNSYLVANIA
COMPANY FOR INSURANCES ON LINES
AND GRANTING ANNUITIES, 304 WALNUT St.
PLII4ADELI . IIIA, January 2, 1802.
The Annus/ Meeting of the Storkholdera of this Com.
pally still tako place at their office. 304 WALNUT Btroot,
on DIELNDAY, 20th inst., at 12 o'clock Dl.; and at the
lame time an election mill be held for thirteen Directors
for the ensuing year. WILLIAM It. lIILL,
ia342o* Actuary.
OFFICE or THE vArnmouNT AND
ARCII-STREET CITY PASSENGER UNIT.-
WAY COMPANY, PHILADELPH , A, hoc. 26, 1661.
•
The ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholders of this
Cothran) mill be held at their office, No 25G2 CALLOW-
If/LL Street, on MONDAY, JANUARY 13, 1802, at 10
o'clock A. M.
. . .
Thu Allllll3l Election is ill he held at the earn° place, he.
to OKI the hours of 11 A. M. 111.112 o'clock M., to elect a
Freffdent nud Fho Directors for 010 ensuing year.
JOHN T. LANUE,
Snretary
dc27, j6l 6 11 13
BT. HOUSE 01 , REFUGE.--TIIE ANNUAL
MEETING of the CONTRIBUTORS TO THE
DOUSE OF REFUGE Min be hold on WEDNESDAY,
the Ott, iht.t., at -1 o'clock I'. ill., at N 0.109 Nut th TENTH
Street, above Arch.
Ammo] Report of the Board of Managers will be
submitted, and allCtiOn will be held for oflicors and
muungern to ten e for the ensuing )ear.
AL EYANDE•e HENRY, Secretary.
Philadelphia, Jemmy Ist, 1862. jal-wem It
THE ANNUAL 'MEETING ON THE
113 Stockholder?, of the Delaware County Pasimimer
Railroad Company, to be hold acconling to act of Assem
bly , for electing n President and Directors, mill be lield at
Oman.° of JAMES MILLER, MARKET Street, abovo
Till Ftreet, \Yea Philadelphia, on MONDAY, the lath
day of January next, at ld o'clock It.
A. L. lIONNAFFON, Secretary.
OFFICE HUNTINGDON AND BROAD
TOP MOUNTAIN RAILROAD CO..
DEOHJILIIR 26th, 1861
NOTICE.—Tho Annual Meeting of tim Stockholders
of the Huntingdon and Drone Top Mountain Railroad
and Coal Company will bo hold at their Oilice, No. 258
South THIRD Street, ou TUESDAY, the 14th day of
January, 1662, at 11 A. 81., when an Election will ho
held for n President and twelve Directora, to servo for
the claming year
de27•dtlal4
pg. INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA. . .
An election for thirteen Directors or the Company, to
servo for ono 3 ear, mill be held at the Comparire
Nos. 4 and 6 EXCIIIANGU BUILDING, on MONDAY,
January 33, 1862, how eon the hours of 10 o'clock A. ➢I.
and 1 o'clock P. M. WILLIAM HARP ER,
ja3413 BovretarY.
ErOFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
CITY PASSENGEP.BAILWAY AJOSIPANY.•
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of tho PHI
LADELPHIA CITY PASSENGER. RAILWAY COM
PANY NOR bo held at No. 25 MERCHANTS' EX
CHANGE, on MONDAY, the 13th day ofJanuary,lB62,
at twelve o'clock lit., at which time an Eloctionfor Presi
dent and Six Directors to servo for tho ensuing year will
bo held. WM. W. COLKET,
de28.14t Secretary.
tff.. OFFICE OF ASSISTANT TREA.
swam, U. 9. PIIIIAIL. Dec. 2.13 th,
Holders of the two years Treasury ' Notes, with inter
est at six per cent., payable semi-annually, issued under
the Act of 2d March, MO, are informed that the interest
on ouch notes to the let January, 1812, will ho paid at
this office on and after that day, provided that such
notes, with a schedule sigrted by the holder of such notes,
showing the millibar, date, and amount of each note, to
gether with the interest duo thereon to said let of
January, are lodged here three slays beforehand for yeti
ficettort. J. If. WALTON,
de27-12t • Assistant Treasurer U. S.
orOFFICE OF THE FRANKFORD AND
80U1 HWARK PHILADELPHIA CITY PAS
SENGER RAILROAD (1061PANY, BERM Bats
Chatham) Street, below FOURTH
PIIILADEPIIIA, December 23,1861.
The Annual Meeting of the Strohholders of the Frank
ford and Southeark Philadelphia City Passenger Rail
road Company will be held at the Office of the Company,
on MONDAY, January 18th,1222, at 12 o'clock IL at
which time and place an Election will ho held for Presi
dent and Twelve Directors to servo the ensuing year.
00-0113 CHAS. R. ABBOTT, Secretary.
ny. OFFICE OF THE ENTERPRISE IN.
BURANCE COMPANY, 400 WALNUT BT.
PHILADELPHIA, Do somber 28, 1881.
NOTICE.—The Annual Mooting of the 84°okt:folders
of the Enterprise Insurance Company will bo held on
MONDAY, the lath day of January, 180, at 10 o'clock
A. If.. nt the Office of-tho Company.
An Eleotten for TV. °lvo Directere to serve the onenlng
year will be held on the same day, nt the same place, be
tween the hours of 10 o'clock A. 81. and 2 P. H.
' d3O-BalB CHARLES W. COPE, Secretary.
FIRST•DAY, OR SUNDAY-SC.OOOd.
SOCIETY.—The Annual Meeting of the Society
will be held on WEDNESDAY next, Bth instant, at 4
P. AL, at No. 1122 CHESTNUT Street. Election for
Oflinent. ALEXANDER KIRKPATRICK,
jaB.3tie Secretary.
opEPHILADELPHIA., DECEMBER
With, 1801.—The Annual Meeting of the Stock
0f the LOCUST MOUNTAIN COAL AND IRON
COMPANY will be held at their Office, No. 230 South
'WIRD Street, on MONDAY, the 20th day of Janitors',
A. D. 1802, at 11 o'clock A. DI., when an Election will
be held for seven Directors, for the ensuing year. The
Vander book of the Company will be closed for fifteen
dove previous to the day of election.
de2l.tja2o JOS. C. COMM, Secretary.
ca. FAME INSURANCE COMPANY, OF.
BICE No. 406 CHESTNUT STREET.
DIULADELIMI A, December 30, 1801.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the Fame
Insurance Company will be held at the Office of the Com
pany on MONDAY, the Hiirteenth day of January, 1802,
at 10 o'clock A. M.
An Election for Twelve Directore to Serra for the ensu
leg year 'will be held at the 135,1m0 time and at the same
place, between the honre of 10 A. M. and 2 P. M.
dBO-Iml3 W. 1. BLANCHARD, Secretary.
a . OFFICE OFTHE PH A.
ILADELPHI
AND DARBY RAILROAD COMPANY.
Pnitenstra re, December 28, 1881.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of this Com
pany will be held at the Depot, on DARBY Avenue, be
tween Forty-nhatli and Fiftieth streets. on MONDAY,
the ISth day of January. 1882, at 13 P. M., at which
time an election for President and Directors to serve for
the ensuing year will be bold.
The Supplemebt to the Charter, approved the twenty
eighth day of February last, will be submitted for accept
ance or rejection. TIIOIIAB SPARKS.
de30..60.3 Secretary.
()cr. OFFICE OF TIIE MINE HILL AND
SCHUYLKILL BAYER RAILROAD COM
PANY.
PHILADELPHIA, 12th month 20,1881.
A stated Annnal Meeting of the stockholder, bill ho
held at their office in the h all of the Frannn loetttute,
South SIIVENTII Street, the 13th de.'t QE Ist Month,
(January,) 1802, nt 11 o'clock ar utlich time a
report of the proceedings of the}Onagers will
be presented, and an electior, 'lO4 f.g3 a President
end ten Manngera to cend, Ac i r ng 'ari n it". of th e company
for the year ensuing. IVIDLIA74 BIDDLE,
de23.tralgil Secretary.
07, PHITAVV,X,BIDIA AND D A 1)1 N
NAIIskkOAD COAIPANI, Office 224 Eguth
FOURTII BAA 34,
Puti.abVAPßlA,Sailllary 2, 1802.
DIVREND NOTICE—A dividend of coven per cont. on
the l‘rgfgrrett Stock or this Company has been declared,
r?Y,4.bfe 'on the Vitt: instant, free from State
fitoOkh , ablefs on the hoOka of iho Not: York Agency
bo paid at the Fanners' 4.toark and Trust Company.
%thelihtildera PP the hooka of the Boston Agency will
vo.pP.:d at the nice of Meant. J. E Thayer & Brother.
ha-tl5 S. BRADFORD, Treasurer.
IRANKLIN INSTITUTE IJEC
TIIIIES.—TIie second course of lectures before the
Institute will commence on MONDAY EVENING, the
6th inst., at 'TX o'clock, nod bo continued on Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday es-el:doge, for ton weeks, as fol.
Woos:
MONDAY EVENING, by Prof. T. M. Dryednle, on
tbo ~M irroscopo and Microscopic Objecfe."
WEDNESDAY EVENING, by Prof. Fairman Rogers,
on , g Ice awl the Glaciers."
FRIDAY ..6'.IINING, by Prof. J. dikart Mega, on
"Food."
TERMS OF 111EMBERSIIIP of the Institute, $3 per
linnum, or $O5 for life, with a charge of $1 tho first year
for a certificate of metal/ere/tip. Each member is entitled
to a Fea&lo ticket to the lectoroc for himself and a lady,
and any additional ladies' ticketsat S 2 each.
. .
The minor ctildren, wards, and apprentices of mem
bers wilt receive tickets for the course of lectures for 81,
or for the use of the Library apd Iteading-room nud the
Lectures for $2
Gentlemen 'whiling to become members hill please ap
ply at the Hall 'of the Institute, in SEVENTH Street,
above Chestnut street, to WILLIAM HAMILTON,
ja4-71. Actuary.
NEW NATIONAL LOAN
OFFICE OF JAY COOKE S CO , BANKERS' ?
No. SOUTH THIRD STRTIRT, 5
The 7 3-10 per cont Treasury Notes of all denomina
tions, of the second issue of Ftfty Millions, doled Octo
ber let, are now ready to deliver to purchasers, at the
Oka of
GOLD BOUGHT AND SOLD.
7 3-10 TREASURY NOTES BOUGHT AND
SOLD.
QUARTERMASTERS' CERTIFICATES DEALT IN.
DREXEL & CO.
300 —A FIRST-CLASS Ibl
ttta,7,l:atx,. u prored GROUND RENT of DIN amount
f
ra lallecount. Apply to .
CRAB-APPLE CIDER,
jnB-tf Corner of ELEVENTH nod VINE Ste
WILL IA M MANN,
STATIONER
AND
•
BLANK-BOOK MANUFACTURER,
Can be found uutlt his late Store is refilled, at
No. 35 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
Four doors above his old location,
WHERE HE IS PREPARED,
TO-DAY,
To attend to Me Customers as usual. ja7-lf
PROPOSALS FOR SUGAR AND
Ft:WK.—Office of Navy Agent, 112 South THIRD
SW et, Ithlladriphia, January lib, 1862.
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until
TUESDAY. January 14th, 12 o'clock 111 , for furnishing
EIGHTY THOUSAND POUNDS OF DROWN SUGAR,
/Vary Standard, to Fe delivered at the Navy Yard in
Philadelphia, Without extra charge for tranaportation;
onethnlf to be delivered In thirty days, and the remain.
fag half In sixty days, front notice of acceptance of pro
posal.
Also, for ONE THOUSAND BARRELS NAVY
NESS PORK, to be. delivered 11F above, ono-halt in
thirty and tho remaining half in sixty days.
JAILES S. Cif AMBERS,
.103-Gt Navy Agent.
GET COLORED PHOTOGRAPHS
for $1 at •ItEIBIF..R'S Gallery. S1:0011D street,
above Green ; these pictures alauya give satisfaction, as
they are made by skilful operators. It*
30,000 YARDS OF DARK-BLUF,
KERSEYS. For Bale by SNYDER,
011111111, ..16 CO., 219 and 219% North THIRD Street,
Philadelphia. 1,d3..9tA.
T. 14 OR SALE-30 bbls. SOUR KROUT,
Lest Etunlit) put up for array purpo3en. Apply to
C. A. WILDMAN, 425 MARKET Wert. j44-3t44
TTNITED STATES DEMAND
1,,J NOTES TAKEN AT PAR.—O. DONOGHUE, 23
South wATEn. Street, bag for gale 10,000 Packages of
Steam Itellned Sugars and Syrups; al4o, RIO and Java
Coffee, at low prices for cash or approSed short credit.
Agent tor Katy's Vrench ISraudy Coloring. 313-3 t
aRAY OR DISCOLORED HAIR
‘,..11 Dyed a tirantiful Black or Brown, at FOURTH
nod MUNCIE. aB-if tf
COTTON RUCK REMNANTS.
REMNANTS of 12, 10, nod 8 ounce
COTTON DUCK, anitable for . _
ARMY GAITERS, NOSE BAGS, CANTEEN
STRAPS, Ac., for bolo by
T. D. 'WILDER & CO.,
No. 603 North FRONT Stront.
TTNITED STATES ARMY AND
V NAVY SUPPLY AGENCY AND CAMP EX-
TO MANUFACTURERS, MERCIIANTS, and IN
VENTORS, and those a Oiling to forward Packages to
the Campo of the Army, or Naval Statione of the Coast
or Gulf:
Basing 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
poets of the Coast and Gulf, for the purpose of introducing
and selling to the Departments, Military Storekeepers,
Commissaries, Quartermasters, Sutlers, °niters and Sol
diers, and also to Naval Agents and Paymasters of the
Navy, all articles required for the use, convenience, com
fort, and necessity, both of the Army and Navy, we have
organised the above-entitled AGENCY AND CAMP
EXPRESS, with Its headquarters in the city of Wat3ll.
ington. Under this arrangement—entirely complete, and
extending through all the depot intents 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 expenses unavoidable
through the usual 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 goods to our address by
e:cpress, and prices and explanations by letter. All
packages for camp delivery sleeked to our address,
'WaShingtou, P. 0. All goods, inventions, wares. or
metchandise of whatever nature, ordered by this
Agency, is ill be paid for on delivery. Letters of inquiry
will meet witty prompt attent ion.
Agents well referred, with sma if means, can find pro
fitable empawnent in this organization. A few aro
warded. Ottico No. 211 PENNSYLVANIA Avenue, op
postto Willard's hotel, Washington, D. 0.
J. P. AERTSEN,
Secretary
atEl3ll2
REPRI.RI4OI:B:
OEOROF LAW, Now York - . ERA.97TH CORN/7"71 Albany
Mom; NORTII & CHASE, rllilad A.
& 4 . J. IL. TAGGART, ..
ADAM'S' EXPRESS, " ALEX. CUMMINGS, ..
DECEMBER 27
Ban. Ilrit,nY WILSON, lIR9• .
RIGGP 3 Co., Bankers, WEIH
3a7-tf JOHNS();
NOTICE.—The Deeds for Lots 20 and
31, Division A, Section 27, in U. A. M. and U.
D. of A. Cen etery, issued to D. P. LEWIS, baring been
loot or mlolold, notice to hereby given that 810610011
will bOo node to tho Company for now Decds, by the en•
dersigned, who, having purchased said LOW, holds the
authority for their transfer.
isS-St* ISRAEL D. STRINGED.
SPRING GARDEN FRUIT AND
PRODUCE STORE STILL ABEAD.—The sub-
Scriber takes this method to inform hie patrons, and the
public generally, that ho has removed his Fruit and Pro
duce Store to No. 812 SPRING GARDEN Street, whore
ho is now prepared to keep up a full supply of Apples,
Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes, Cranberries, Nuts of all kinds,
Dried Fruits (both Foreign and Domestic), Butter, Eggs,
Poultry, &c, kc. 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 patronized him heretofore, the subscriber most
respectfully solicits a continuance of their patronage, and
invites all others to give him n call, at his now place,
where ho has superior facilities for supplying vll with
everything in his line, on the most reasonable terms.
My motto ie : „ To live and let live: Quick sales, and
small profits."
Please give mo a call before purchasing elsewhere.
S. Z. GOTTWALS, •
812 SPRING GARDEN Street.
BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS,
IN EVERY VARIETY, AND
OE THE REST STOOK,
SELLING ..17' .LOIV PRICES.
Bay st the Manufactory.
PAMPHLET PRINTING, AND
every other description of Printing, of the meet
superior quality, at the most reasonable rates, at RING
WALT & BBOWN'fi, Drexel's Building, 34 South
THIBD Sized. non
110032731!
J. COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT,
114 SOUTH TIIIRD STREET
N. PETTIT,
No. 209 WALNUT Street
GROCERIES
OLD CURRANT WINE,
OUR USUAL SUPPLY,
JUST RECEIVED
ALBERT C. ROBERTS,
DEALER IN FINE GROCERIES,
iiachusette.
Hhiugton, D. C.
8 WEFITLAND, k CO.
W. G. PERRY,
BLANK•BOOK MANUFACTURER,
B. W. Corner FOURTH and RACE.
DRT-AIL DRY GOODS
'PYRE & LANDRLL, FOURTH and
_ILA ABM. open to.day, o fr+oh iuwortnieut of
Double-faced Black Figured /Bike.
Solid Colored Brown Figured Since.
Blues, Model, Green, and Purple Silks. fiaB
EYRE & LANDELL keep the very
heavlost
Phan _Black Drees Silks.
IteavY•bordered Stout Black Bilks.
Widow's Ms, without gloss.
Inch Plnin Silks, for city trisle. jag
52.50 BALMORAL SKIRTS, full
Imorals Wholesale.
Baltuorals
jne. EYRE .5t LANDELL.
EVENING DRESSES.
THOS. W. EVANS & Co.,
NO. 820 CIMSTNIJT STREET,
Have just received per steamer an assortment of
NEW GOODS.
FOR
P.A . 8.T3,7 AND 13ALL DRESSES,
TILE LATEST PARIS NOVELTIES.
3al•3t
CHEAP SEAL SKINS.
BLACK CLOTHS,
HEAVY CLOAKINGS, -
CASSIMERES,
BOYS' WEAR.
COOPER • CONARD,
S. E. COINER NINTH and MAIM ET STS
dl6-rnwf Int
FLANNELS. --A LARGE ASSORT
MENT OF
Ballardvale FLANNELS, all widths,
Beachilide and Saxony FLANNELS,
Shaker and Welsh FLANNELS,
at very low priced.
GREAT 11 311 GAINS IN BLANKETS.
We are closing out our entire stock or
Fine all Wool BLANKETS,
Fine Rochdale BLANKETS,
Heavy Cumberland BLANKETS,
Cradle and Crib BLANKETS,
at last winter's prices.
AMERICAN, FRENCH, AND SCOTCH
BLANKET SHAWLS—aII grades, at low prices.
Heavy Black MoiricAntiques at 60 cents, worth SI.
Super Black Moire Antiques at 62X cents, worth .51. Z.
WINTER DRESS GOODS OF EVERY VARIETY.
H. STEEL Si SON,
ja7 No. 713 North TENTH Street. above Coates.
IXTRAORDINARY INDUCE
MENT.d.
GREAT SACRIFICE OF CUT GOODS
AND REMNANTS.
PRICE, FERRIS, & CO.,
Racing closed their RETAIL STORE, their Cut Goods,
Itemnoute, Sc., will be offered for sale, DURING TITE
PRESENT WERE, at the Holiday Gift, Lace, and
Embtotdery Store,
NO. 1024 CHESTNUT STREET,
REMNANTS of Jaconets, Cambrica, and Briltiantes.
REDINANTS of Nainsooks, SWiNBC9, and bruits.
REMNANTS of Plaid, Striped, and Dotted
REMNANTS of Victoria and Bishop Lawns.
REMNANTS of all kinds of White Goods.
REMNANTS of Shirting and Fronting Linens.
REMNANTS of Sheeting and Pillow Linens.
REMNANTS of Damask and Spot Table Tanana.
REMNANTS of Bird-Eye and Linen Lamm.
REMNANTS of all sorts of Linen Goods.
REMNANTS of Cambric Edgings and 'meetings.
REMNANTS of Cambric ELOUNCINGS and Banda.
REMNANTS of Valencionne Edgings, Inserting's, and
Late,.
REMNANTS of Thread Edgings, Ineertlnge, and Laces.
REMNANTS of White and Black Silk Edgings and
Laces.
REMNANTS of all kinds of Laces, Edgings, and In-
ecltings.
ODDS AND BEDS in Pointe; Lnco Collars, Seta, and
Hata.
ODDS AND ENDS in Honiton and Thread Cellars, Sots,
and Mkt°.
ODDS AND ENDS in Dialled° Collars, Sete ' and Mrs.
ODDS AND FINDS In Applique Collard, Sets, and lldkfs.
ODDS AND ENDS in Nalencienne Collard, Sets and
11,11.f5.
ODDB AND ENDS in all kinds of Laces and Em•
brolderieA, .
ODDS AND ENDS in Gents' and Ladies' Ildittti.
ODDS AND ENDS iu Embroidered and Printed Dor-
demi Mikis.
PDDS AND ENDS in Plena] and Pineapple Hare
ODDS AND ENDS in all kinds of Mate.
ODDS AND ENDS in Towels and Napkins.
Together with a general assortmeat of
LACES, EMBROIDERIES, WHITE GOODS AND
LINENS
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY,
At 1024 CHESTNUT STREET
JOHN A. muL,r,r,N.
I'. S —A pow lot of REAL THREAD RAMSES, at
half price.
A new lot of REAL VALENCIENNES TRIBDIED
RPM'S. at hair iDri t, jite.st.
N ()TICE.
OWING TO TUE RECENT CONFLAGRATION.
IX TUB
BUILDING OCCUPIED AS OFFICES
BY TUB
AMERICAN TELEGRAPH COM
PANY,
THEY WILL
RECEIVE MESSAGES,
FOR THE PRESENT,
AT
302 CHESTNUT STREET,
NEXT DOOR ABOVE THE
LEDGER OFFICE.
j117.3t
HOWARD & HA.RNDEN
EXPRESS.
REMOVED TO
607 CHESTNUT'STREET,
NEXT DOOR TO
GRANVILLE STOKER
FREIGHT, MONEY, kc., forwarded to all points
NORTH,
SOUTH,
EAST,
and WES v.
lla ing opened nn Wilco In WASIIINGTON, we shall
give special attention to freight for that City and vicinity.
Jammu 7, 1,962. la7-Itu
MRUSSES! BRACES ! ! SUP
PORTE:Mt tf
O. 11. NEEDLES,
S. W. corner RACE and TWELF PH Stroota, Phila.,
Practical Adjuster of Trusses and Mechanical APO
antes, has constantly on hand a large and varied stock of
elegant French Trusses, and a complete assortment of
beet American. English and American Supporters and
Belts, Shoulder Braces. SusPonsories, Syringes in great
variety, 'French Pessaries As.
Ladles' Department conducted by Ladies, TWELFTH
Street, that door below Race. n027-ifam
TfIHE NATIONAL HOSPITALS.-
-IL A DEPOSITOItY of "The United Sales Sanitary
Commission" Is now open et No. 1235 CHESTNUT
Street, Philadelphia.
Contributione recohed for the Hoepitahs, end for Biel
and Wounded Soldiers. del7-4w
PRESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
AT WAR PRICES, of Looktog•Glas see, Engravings,
and fine Frames, at GEO. P. BE NKERT'S, No. 826
ARCH Street. ial-iftf
UNITED STATES MARINES.-
Wanted, immediately, for the United States Marine
Carps, THREE HUNDRED ABLE-BODIED 31EN
for sea service, holmium the ages of eighteen and
forty y ears. All information that may be minim' will
be given at the Rendezvous, 311 South FRONT Street,
below Spruce. JAMES LEWIS, Captain,
)e.3-12t Recruiting °Meer.
FINE DOLLARS REWARD.—Went
adrift from Om Navy Yard, on the night of the
24 instant, one set of BILGE-WAYS. Any person giv
ing information that may lead to their recovery gill re
ceive the above reward by applying at the Navy Yard,
ja6.3t* JAMES FALIIEY.
RAISINS —3OO boxes Layer Raisins;
300 halt boxes Layer Raisins;
300 boxes 1 R Busch Rnisfna•
300 half boxes N. B Bunch Raisins.
New and choice ft nit, now landing and for solo by
:1113RPUY ez NOON'S,
ja7-1.2t No. 140 NORTH 'WHARVES.
DRIED APPLES. —66 sacks new
Western Dried
T bble now Western Dried Apples.
Just received owl in store. For sale by
MURPHY k KOONS,
jul-St N0.14C NOIITII WIIARVDS.
ROOK BINDING
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
EXECUTED IN THE BEST 'MANNER,
AT VERY LOW PRICES,
At W. G. PERRY'S,
BOOKBINDER,
de2o Irn B. W. Oornor FOURTH and RAM
C. M. 'SLOCUM, DENTIST,
•4 i • 1345 CHESTNUT Street, below Broad. jni•st
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
~ -
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE:L—The
undersigned hare this day entered into a cOnart
nerphip for the transaction of a general Auction and Corn
minion Business, materna) (Irma PANCO AST & WAR
NOCK. Conaignmthts of merchandise for present or
Spring sales are respectfully solicited.
• N. F. PANOOAST,
WM.. ii. WARNOCK.
Philadelphia, Jan. 8, 1882. jaB-3t
DISEOLUTION.-THE FIRM OF
MOORE, lIENSZEY & COMPANY. I( THIS
DAY Mb - soiled, the time for 'shish It was form& having
expired. The bllEltheES of the late firm urn ha settled by
MAHN &DUNE MOORE and JOSEPLI G. HENS
ZEY, uho Will continuo the I/ A R DIVA ttE 1111 4 /7f766
et No. 427 MARKET Street, under the firm of AlOOll/4,
lIENSZET, k COMPANY, Mr. N. S. Richardson
Luring retired from the said firm.
MARBIADUNE mown;
JOSEPH G lII7NSZEY,
N. I-. MCILARDSON
PHILADELIIIIA, 301. 1,1862. , jag -It
TIMSOLUTION.-THE FIRM . OF
yRY A; CARSON Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. L'ither patty is Authorized to ate tho name of
the flan iu hC Wraith t of their budneas.
JACOB S. FRY,
THOMAS CAROM . .
inS-St*
January 7, 2862.
1 - 11StiOLUTION —The Copartnership
heretofi re existing under the firm of JO3E Pit
GREEN, SON, & Co., Is this day disaulved by mutual
content. The !maimed will be settled by either of the
partnere, at No. 45 North SECOND Street.
JOSEPH GREEN,
EENJASIIN GREEN,
Phila., Dee. 31, 1601. E. JONES LPiNTER.
. 11 0PAMERSHIP.—The undersign
lJ bile() ilia day formed a copartnership under the
firm of GREEN A: LESTER, for tho transaction of the
CARPET and FURNITURE Business, at 45 North
SECOND Street. BENJAMIN GREEN,
E: .3" ON E S LiBTE Et
Jan. 1, 1862.—ja.7-3t*
COPAIITNERSIIIP NOTICE.—The
nudci signed have associated themselves, under the
name of S. T. A UGH & CO., (agrcenoly to the lows
relating to partaerchip , ,) for the purpose of transacting
a Wholesale DI) •000'13 Business, at 220 'MARKET
Street. S, T. AtGE, '
jal-34* E. M. BROOMALL
MITE COPARTNERSHIP ILEItg.
TOFORE exibting under tho firm of GAUL
LICIVIS, is thla day di•lsolcal by mutual consent.
The hu , inese of the firm will be settled by either part
ner, at No. 'All North FOIJItTiI Sheet.
WILLIAIII GUM,
THEODORE O. LEWIS.
PHILADELTIIIA, October 31, 3861. n027-w6t
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
NOTICE —The subscribers have this day formed
a limited partnership undo' the act of Assembly in such
case made and provided, under the firm of DAVID
SCULL, JR. The general nature of the business to be
transacted is that of buying and selling wool. The ge
net al partners interested therein are David Scull, Jr., re
siding in the city of Philadelphia, and William Baxter,
in the clt3 of 0111111101, N. J., and the epecfal canner la
David Scull, residing in the city of Philadelphia. The
amount of capital in actual, cash payment, which the
enid David Fcull as special partner has contributed to the
common stock - , is fifty thousand deface. The said part
nership is to commence January Ist, /FO2, and is to ter
minate March NM, 1864
DAVID SCULL, Ja.,
WILLIAM BAXTER,
Cenoral Purtnors.
• DAVID SCULL, Special Partner.
PLllndelphin, 12 me. 31st, 1661. )83.- wel2l
fOTICE.—The Copartnership of D.
KIRKPATRICK A SONS having been dissolved
by the death of David Kirkpatrick, Sr., the subscribers'
wdl settle no the business of the said firm, and will con
tinue the BIDE, OIL, AND LEATIIER
CODIAIIS
SION BUSINESS, at No. 31 South THIRD Street, un
der the 118111 t, firm and name of D. KIRKPATRICK &
EONS. CFIARLES 31 KIRKPATRICK,
DAVID KIRKPATRICK,
FRANCIS A. KIRKPATRICK.
Philadelphia, Jen, 1, 1802. jal-lilt
COPARTNERSBIP NOTICE.-IS
RAFL MORRIS this day retires from our firm.
Ills seas, THEODORE H. MORRIS and FREDERICK
W. MORRIS, are admitted as partners ; and the busi
ness will be continued as heretofore.
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MORRIS, WILF,E I° LF.R i &
rer CO.,
1608 /11A.IIKET Stre ' et.
Philadelphia, Dec. 31,1861. jal-tf
REMOVALS.
REMOVAL.---__-_-
WELLING, COFFIN, & Co.,
RAVE REMOVED TO
220 CHESTNUT ST.
jaB.4t
NOTICE.— The Office of the Port Rich
-LI mood Iron Works has been removed from No. 125
Walnut Street, to the s,orke at Port Ithilunond, whore
all the bushie,s of the firm etll, 'unitive, ho transacted.
COMinvvicaVens addressed through the City Port Wilco
v, ill reeeh e prompt attention.
ja3-fmv6t I. P. MORRIS & CO.
pp. A. FAIINESTOCK & 00... HAVE
• REMOVED TO 408 MARKET Stmt.
EDUCATIONAL
TIICKINSON COLLEGE G
31Alt SCHOOL—A. F. MULLIN, A. Dr., Prin.
cipul.—Formed in 1773, to one of the oldest and moat
thorough Chemical Schools in the country. Tho Scholar.
Ellice, heretofore limited to the College cfassue, are avail
able now for the Grammar School also. Winter Term
opens T thURSDAY, 18th Jiinuary. . .
H. H. JOHNSON, President.
niB-ws4t
Carlisle, Penna
NOTICE.—AN EXAMINATION Ob'
candidates for the vacant Chairs in the Central
Utah School ...dB he hold at the School, Southeast corner
BROAD and GREEN Streets, commencing on FRI
DAY, the 17th day of JANUARY, 1862, at one o'clock
P. Al., and continuing during Saturday.
The Departments to be tilled are as follows:
First. That of Anatomy, and Physiology, and Natural
History.
Second. That of Practical Mathematics.
Third. That of the French Language.
The Examination will be conducted by gentlemen who
have been etlecteil for their eminent ability in the re
apertire departments.
By order of the Committee on the Central High School.
ROBERT J. HEMPHILL, Secretary
ja6-6t Controller of Public School.
BOARDING
WO LET—With or without board, to
a single gentleman, Y bed room and sitting room,
or bed room only, in WALNUT Street, between Tenth
and Broad. Address, for further particulars, tt X. T.
Z ‘" Prose office, ehestroot .treet,
LEGAL.
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR
1 TUE CITY AND COUNTY OF PIIMADEL
PUTA.
Estato of BALTUS O. SYLVESTER, tif consod
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, tattle,
and adm.t the account of FREDERICK SYLVESTER
and BARBARA SYLVESTER, Amninhstratora of the
Etlato of DALTUS C. SYLVESTER, demoted, and to
report d iat ri button of the balance in the hand. of the ac.
countante, will meet the partici. interested, for the par.
po , es of his appointment, on MOND kY, January 20,
180, at 4 o'clock P. 111 ' at hi. office, No. 416 WALNUT
Street, in the Fit) of Philadelphia.
306 DM 1. fit CHARLES 9. PANCO AST, Auditor.
ESTATE OF JAMES MURPHY,
DECEASED.—Letters testamentary upon the
Fordo of JAMES MURPHY, late of the city of Phila
delphia, cabinet-maker, &Cif, having been granted by
the Register of Wills to the undersigned, all persons in
debted to the Estate will please choke pioment, and those
having claims still present them to the Executors, at 506
South FRONT Street, Philadelphia.
JOll3l GEGA.I, 31 D.,
•
UIIARLES STAGG,
Executors.
Or their Attorney, WM. 'ERNST,
Je.l-titte 51'2 WALNUT Street
MARSHAL'S SALES
MARSHAL'S SALE.—By virtue of
a writ of sale, by the lion. John Calwaiader, Judge
of the District Court of the United States iu and for the
Easteku District of Pennsylvania, in Admiralty, to me
directed, will be Bold at public sale, to the highest and
best bidder, for cash, at MEAD-ALLEY WHARF,
on MONDAY, January 10th, 1862, at 12 o'clock If. the
schooner OCEAN WAVE, her tackle, ttPDarel, andAur
niture toge Our tyith the cargo laden on board, consistuiu
of 15 hhdt,. rnolasse,+, 5 Ws. mesa pork, lease gainine,
canes cartel oil, 1 do. opium, 1 box boy rom,l do. tapioca.
WILLIAM MILLWABD,
V. S. 111a , shal E. D. of Penna.
riIIt.ADSI.PIIIA, Jan. 7. 1562. 1a5..611
NEW PUBLI. CATIONS
HOLIDAY BOOKS
AND
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
BELLING , AT VERY LOW PRICES.
W. G. PERRY, Hookaller,
de2o-1m S. W. Corner FOURTH and RACE
DIA /
RIES FOR 186
GREATEST VARIETY, AND
AT 'DIE LOWEST PRICES.
BUY OF TILE PUBLISHER.
WILLIAM G. PERRY. Publisher,
de.20,1n0 8. W. Corner FOURTH and RAM
ROOKS, LAW AND NLISOELL.A.-
NEOUS, new sad old, bought, sold, and ex
changed, at the PHILADELPHIA-BANS BOOR
STORE, No. 419 CHESTNUT Street. Libraries at a
distance purchased. Those having Books to sell, if at a
distance, will state their names, sizes, bindings, dates,
editions, prices, and conditions. WANTED—Books
printed by Benjamin Franklin, as well as early Books
printed in and upon America. Autograph Letters and
Portraits purchased. Pamphlet Laws of Pennsylvania
for sale. Catalogues, in press, sent free. Libraries ap
praised by ffe26-tf] JOHN CAMPBELL.
COAL OIL! COAL 0.172
GEORGE W. WOOTTEN,
38 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
AGENT FOB THE
NORTH AMERICAN OIL COMPANY
MANUFACTURERS OF COAL OIL, AND RE
FINERS OF COAL AND CARBON OILS.:
• WM. F. JOHNSTON, President,
GEO. OGDEN, Secretary.
Atm, Agent for BEERS, JUDSON, dc BEERS, Patent
Glass Cones for Lamps, and wholesale dealer lu Dith
ridges Patent Oval titre-woof) and Eastern Flint-Glass
Chimneys, Lamps, Sc. Burners to burn Coal Oil with
out Chimneys.
• - •
Caah buyers or prompt payers are reepeettully invited
to examine our stook. n02.1-2m
50 BARRELS GOOD LUMINATING
Oil for sale nt 415 COIISIEUCE st. )00-3t4
LARD AND GREASE.-50 tierces
'ytisno Leaf lard
50 tierces Inito Grease,
Direct from the Went, and in store. For sale by
MURPHY h BOONS,
jai-6t N 0.146 NORTH WHARVES.
c is ti z g E. S. EAR LEY,
FURNISHING UNIZRTAXERs
Southwest corner of TENTH and GREEN Skrsats,
nolD•3mittt Fh
AJOUGSZYLEDITS.
A MERICAN ACADEMY OF MAIO
17..-BROAD AND LOCUST STREETS.
Lawn and Manager J 'M. NIXON.
MOST POSITIVELY LAST NIGITT BUT TWO OF
0B 8 T
EDWIN
THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, January 8, 1862,
EDWIN FORREST
Will llPPear in the " Grandest Conception of Human
Get iur," Shakspeare's
MACRETH
Lady Macbeth . Mrs. Farrell
Macduff . Mr. John McCullough
TRIIIIBDAY—BENEATT Or MR. GEO. HOOD.
SPEED THE PLOIJaIi,
Axil oilier entertainments.
FRIDAY—EDWIN YORTMT
Will appear in tie great Shakspeariati impersonation of
MMIRIMBEI
OE H eS NO ' COMPERIL
FW" SATURDAY—No performance.
MONDAY EVENING, Januar, 13,
BENEFIT and most positively last appearance of
EDWIN FORREST,
When he will sustain his 'merle...renowned character of
OTHELLO.
Doors open at 7 o'clock. The ptrfOrniance will cont
inence at half past '7.
A DIEBICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
—BROAD AND LOCUST STREETS.
MR. GEORGE HOOD
Besptctfulty announces that his
ANNUAL BENEFIT
Will tele place on
THURSDAY EVENING, January 2, 1262,
For r.hicli occarion Alortou'e Comedy of
SPEED THE PLOUGH.
1d be produced, with other ontertainmonta,
177" Box-book nom open. ja7-2t
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF
mtisic_imo,th Arm Locust' STIWETS.
Lessee and Manage;
NOTICE
From the decided preference given by the puidlo to
Mr. FORREST'S Shakspearian irupersonationi, the
Alanacer has determined, for the remaining vighte, that
none but Shakepeare's plays shall be performed. jja7-42
CONTINENTAL THEATRE
WALNUT Street, above Theidh.
GRAND AN NITERSABY
OF VIE }MULE OF NEW ORLEANS.
NEE 3tOLESy OF .19iTNMI."
ROUSE CROWDED NIGHTLY
TRIS (WEDNESDAY) EVdNING, January El, 1562,
Will be presented the Egue=trian Drama of
PUTNAM;
OR, THE Tura SOT Or '76.
Also, the great reasiotie Seothsh Drama of
4'o ROE.
Admission 15 and 25 fenti. To commence S past T.
WALNUT -STREET THEATRE--
NINTH ant WALNUT &leaf&
Solo Le.. ... IL A. GAIIRETTSORG
THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENIIIG. January 8,
Will be perfumed
ALL-HALLOW Err.
. .
. . -
Body O'Connor Mr. Barcry WiiiitlEl3.
kitty Kllteen Mrs. Barney Williams
After %Mob, the Protean Burtette. of
IN AND OUT OF PLACE,
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In which Mrs. Barney Williams takes six charsttors
To conduce with the laughable Farce of
THE lIII§H TUTOR
Paddy O'Rourke Nr. Barney Willim
PRICES—M), :37ji, 75, and 2 cents; Private bones,
85 11. Rd S 3.
Doors open at qmarter to 7. To commence at 7)(.
MRS. JOHN DREW'S
ARCII.STREET TREAPRE.
Acting and Stage Manager W. S. FREDERICKS.
EnsiumAgent and Treasnret.. ... ... JOS. D._3ITRPII
CROWDED HOUSES! THIRD WEEK!
Of Shakaptara's Grand Vageant,of
•LOVE'S L58011 . 1,03T."
FitA Week of the new National Drama of
SCOTTO;
OR, TOE SCOUT AND TUE SST
Founded on tho Present list.ellson.
BOTH PIECES EVERY NIGHT.
Every member at the Company in the caste.
Prices as usual. Seats secured one week in advance.
Curtain rises at „ti after 7. Seats secured tent:mt ex
tra charge. jae..Gt
ING'S .AMPHITHEATRE-
F.
Strett and PENNSYLVANIA Avenue, near
WASIIINGION, D. C.
THOMAS KING. Sole Lessee and ?tanager.
FRANK..... ....Equestrian Manager.
Visitors are respectfully uctormed that this
ELEGANT BRICE. EDIFICE
Te nightly open for
iitiP.E.MOR EQUESTRIAN PERFORMANCES.
DAN RICE,
THE AMERICAN HUMORIST,
WILL .4/71IR TSGHTLY, Fun 011 WEEK,
Commencing _
MONDAY, January 6, 1862.
* For fall par ticnlars 6Ce Waahtngton Sunday
Chrmicie and local bills.
SPECIAL PERFORMANCES ON WEDNESDAY
AND SATIIRDAS AFTERNOONS.
BIODARD P. JONES, Agent.
rpEmPLE OF WONDERS -
TENTH
.1. TENTH and CHESTNUT Btreeta.
SIGNOB BLITZ
. .
In his New, Popular, anJ Amusing Entortainmsata,
F.VRRY EVENING. commencing at halt past 7 o'clock.
and on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTS/1-
DONS at 3
• •
Grand Combination of Attraction, TbsurnatM:eical
Illusions, Ftlycologiett Experimetts, illogical DecOO•
lions, Ventriloquist Oddities,. Cortimatitica, and Itoo
Dlote and the Pleasing Exbilitiou of the Lem uod Ca.
Aillnleidon 25 cents ; Children 13 cents
( `1 EP, H
_MA ORCESTRA
CARL BENTZ, Cm:Ant:tor.
PIIBDIU REIIIC.4II.BALS ,very SATIIRDAY, et 5,k
o'clock P. M., at the 1,113910M1 Ft/ND RUI.
Package of Eight Tickets, 81; Single Tickets, 45 ohs
To be had at Alblte's, nO4. Chestnut street. J. E. GottleB.
Eleventh and Cbestnot, and at the door of the Ball. oc°,4-el
pENNSYLVANLA ACADEMY ON
THE FLNIC AIITS, 1025 CaIiSTNIJT Strout, iv
open daily, Sundays excepts& from 9 A. X. till 6 P. BL
Admission 25 cents. Childrou under turslra yearah
half ➢rice. Shares of Stock, 630. isl
TNSTITUTIUN FOE: THE WAND.-
EXHIBITION EVERY 117113NE3DAY, com
mencing at half peg, 3 o'clock. Admission Tea Conte.
Store No. 11 Small 'EIGHTH Street. ft
WANTS
WANTED—A Situation as Clerk, or
wonld make hira,elt generally neefal- T.Tuaz
ceptlonable sefereneo or oar& soettrily given. AdStet4
SAIIIIJEL, this office. jaB.3t*
IWANTED—A First-class Salesman,
who is well acqukinted with the Photogrilph
trade. Addrtse "Box 116," Philadelyhia Post Office.
JaB-3tiK
lixtT ANTE D—A second-hand Sta
tionery Steam 'Engine, of from 60 to 70-Hone
Addrest., stating particulars, "Box 1155 Poet
FOR SALE AND TO LET
fa DESIRABLE PINE-STREET
Ej:10- RESIDENCES to EXCHANGE for first-class
Merchandise. Apply to Jt H. WATERS,
jn7 110 South FOURTH Street.
i n A WELL-BUILT FOUR
ma STORIED BRICK STORE AND DWELLING,
located on MARKET Street, will be EXCHANGED for
rood Building Loto in tho Twentieth ward. Apply to
3. IL WATERS,
ial 110 South FOURTH Street.
in FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—
WiztA bandsmno four-storiod DWELLING, o a TENTH.
Street, near Clies.'mut. A Farm, small Louses, or good
Stocks will be taken in payment. Apply to
T. EL WATERS,
jai 110 South FOURTH. Street.
6 a, FOR SAL E—A FARM of 20
Atrc a , in the town of ‘VEYMOUTII, N. J.. to ex
change for Furtaturo. Apply to J. H. WATERS,
• nt7 110 South FOURTH Stroet.
ssfia WILL BUY THE WHOLE
v If of a valuable PATENT,.or secure a large in
terest in one that - still make a fortune during the war.
Address "PATENTEE," Lambertville, N. J. jaT.6t*
et oAL TARD.—For sale, lease and
NJ fixtures of a first-class Coal Yard. Situation,
BROAD Street. Will 4011 cheap. Rent love. Inquire at
30.9 North BROAD Street. ja6-60,
ty? ICE-HOUSE TO BENT, at May
kthigundville, Twenty-fourth nard. Apply to E. C &P.
WARREN, on the premises. ja6-6t
FOR SALE AND RaIf:LANGE-
A largo number of Farms fu the adjoining CO:111
tier, States of Delaware, Maryland, Now York, and New
JersoY, averaging from 10 to 200 acres of land, Those
wishing to exchange or purchase would do well to call
and examine my Register of Farms. Apply to
jal•tf E. I'l➢T tI.T, No. 300 WALNUT Street.
HI P TIMBER FOR ALE.-
kJ Several Tracts of WHITE-OAK TIMBER LAND
in Dorchester county, Maryland; convenient to naTiga.
blexater. Per parhenlere :tidily to
S'A5. 1. EIeCULLOI3OII,
Elkton, Mdl
COM
FARM FOR SALE.—A FARM, in
.1.! excellent state of cultivation, containing fifty-one
acres, (nine of which are woodland,) picarantly situated
In Limerick. township, Montgomery county, two and a
half miles from the Limerick station, ou the Reading
Railroad, is offered for sale. Price—Five thousand dot •
tare ($5,000). Aptly on the promises.
nol6-tf SAAIIJEL 11. GRAFF.
tek FOR SALE—A Desirable FARM,
containing 95 acres of superior land, near Sandy
Run Station, North Pennsylvania Railroad, with firs;-
class Stone buildings. Principal part of the purchaso
money can remain at 5 per cent. Apply to
F. - PETTIT,
jal No. 309 WALNUT Street.
SAFES.
!PLILLIE'S SAFE DEPOT RS
MOVED to No. 11 Borah BEVENT StreA wad
roak II
Inatitsde.
The undersigned, thankful for nest favors, and being
determined to merit future patronage, has secured an
elegant and convenient store, and has now cu band a
large assortment of Idllid'a Celebrated Wrenght and
Chilled Iron Fire and Burglar Proof saes, (the WO
strictly flre and berglar proof safes made.) Kite, WWI
Unequalled Bank Vault, Safe, and Bank Loam
. -
Lillie'e Bank Vault Doore and Locks will be furnished
to order on short notice. This is the strongest, beet )re
tested, and cheapest Door and Lock yet QM-std.
Also, particular attention is called to Mlle's Vans
Cabinet Safe, for Plate, Jewelry, ero. This Safe is con
ceded to surpass in style and elegance e.....rilthas yea of
fered for this purpose, and is the only one that is Arica
Ore and burgles proof.
&SIOUX have now on hAnd Set twetety
Farrel, Herring, at Co.'s Safes, most of, nearly caw,
and SOW forty of other makers, comz,clsing a complete
assortment as to sizes, and all lately exchanged for the
now celebrated Lute Safe. They well be sold at Tarr
low prices. Please cal and examine.
jaStb-brif DI. 0. SADLER. Agent.
11 , ISIIRANCE COMPANIES.
COMMONWEA_LTS DIRE INSU
RANCE CODIPANS, OS THE STATE OA
PICNNSILLYANIA.
D11111.74:0813.
David Jayne, DI. D., I Mariam II Rogers,
John Di. Whivall, Jam K.. Walker,
"Edward t). knight, Hobert Shoemaker,
Thomas S. Stewart, William Struthers,
Henry Lewis, Jr., Stephen Coulter.
DATA) J,AX 3, M. IX, Presider 3,
JO'Sh.'i s WHITALL, Vice President.
SAMUEL S. MOON, 5144 - .tarY.
Office, Coutwovealth Hntidsng. 618 Olt/OMM
Street, Philad.ilnhla• sel-if tit
OE CONF,ANir, -
- FAME 7.114 .---- BURAN -
No. 408 CHESTICIPP Edna.
7131 N AND INLAND LISIIDANOIL
DIIIIIOTOHB.
Georu,a W. Do/ of Day Zs ELIV*.X.
Wrigbt. " Wright Deo%
D. D, Blmoy " Davis &
g c . 4 ry Lewio, .7r " LOWII3 3rosni; 00.
Nickardena.. ".7. Q. :Uwe & Oft,
&:10. W "J. U. Nvermaa Od.
QE.o. A. ...... Wad & Fohos.
F. 8. &ID,r4n . " wriets murov, 4 00.
0. ~ . .Atornoy-M-kvw.
E. D. Woodruff 4,1,81b1ey, Mama, Woodruff
Juo. }loader, Jr......,. No. ma Drava avaa.
97.41. GE W. DAY, Yr - 41dent.
'isUANOIS N. DIJO3,
WILLIAMB rtomio.F.% fAuvativ , is2B-412-
J. U.: NIXON