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CITY ITEMS,
ANGTHER MEETING IN BEHALF OP THE SOD.
tagas.—To-morrow evening, the Seventeenth meeting in
ilbehplf of the soldiers, held In thin city, under the direc
tion Of the• Young Men'a Christian Association, will take
These in the Rev. Dr. 'McDowell's Ohtani), Eieventh
erhvet, above Spring Garden, at which ouldresses are to be
,Gelivered by the Rev.
.B. Griffiths, Secretary of the
Motet Publication Society; the Rev. James M. Crowell;
Rev. J. A Brown, chaplain of the Thomas A. Scott Re
giment, Pennsylvania Volunteers; and Col. E: M.
+Gregory ? Of the - Ninety. Brit Regiment Pennsylvania
-"Volunteers. These meetings have been increasing from
"Week to week, in nmnbers and Interest, and we wauld
*gain urge upon our readers the Importance of sustaining
the great and good work in behalf of which they are held.
Let, there be a large Attendance of the friends of the sol
diers and of the country they have gone forth to defend.
Llfr COMPARED TO Tip SEABOXS.—TIIO
fol-
Rowina lines aro from the pen of-Wm. F. Schnmele, a lad
.of fourteen Years, and wore composed tor, and delivered
et, the recent amdversory ot .the Sunday Schools con
zeckd With the First Baptist Church, corner of Broad
diaidi Arch streets. i Master is aso .1‘ of Dr. Henry
eammele, of this city. ills attempt at writing verses,
Oie ofhis yeius; is not without merit:
Behold ! the Spring a she passes along, •
The fradt.ereodseoheing her blithesome song;
:The ~^rase springs up as she passes bs,. '
':Add
':Add the wildtbd greets herewith gladsome cry.
'The brake break forth trout their icy chains,
And swell the song with their murmuring strains
'The frog makes theMarshee resound with song, .
And Nature awakes as she passes nlong.
- `The summer sun shines down from on high,-
To the greet delight of the butterfly t . -
'The lily unfolds iti anow•whitti flower,
; the woodbine deck, the gardsn bower ; .
-The wain is shaken by the gentle breeze,...
And - birds warble briskly among the tress;
While fish apart lively in the limpid stream,
4,11411er-he and herds in the meadows are seen
, The Neenah changed—the sky is blue,
:Thewoods are painted with every hue,
Waterfowl sport on the cool clear lake,
And feathered songstere the silence break ;
ant the frost Wein, and.the lo,,ves fall fast, • .
.As the trees are.ehaken by the chilling blast;
, The voice of the bird is now hushed and kill,
..eluid ice Is formed on the gushing rill.
•
Rdia Winter boa come, with a heaving sigh;
'Vatic clouds gather over the leaden sky
The earth is clad in a robe or ;irhito,
And the bare trees tremble at the cheerless eight.
'She north Wind Sweeps over mountain and plain,
And chants its mournful dirge In vain ;
'The Weenie are locked in icy chains,
And Nature Bleeps while Boreal reigns.
Mile, like the seasons,- comes and goes,
.Checkered throughout with joys and woes;
'Childhood and loath, like merry Spring,
Are the golden hours of our earthly being.
When the mind is free, and ths heart is light,
ellEfoge gilds the future, before our eight;
'Ti. then, in this joyous spring of life,
'Mist we gird ourselves for the coming strife.
. .
Mut Youth, like spring-time, soon to gone,
.As Time, unceasingly marches on;
The youngman liow has reached Ids prime—
Has reached hie earthly summer-time
ills step isrlitn t and his eye is bright, .
And hit; arm rejaices in its Might ;
AU former life to this point tends,
.And now to agejle slowly beads.
'Tate gloiy of his primate; past;
Anis autumn ,our has come at last ;
lhe hoarser clilldbood could not stay,
hind Youth's bright season pa.stiot away
'Tbe pride of raalibood, too, bad gone,
And age le baetcolog quickly on ;
Ilia mind reflects on days gone by,
And forwardlooks with thoughtful oye.
`The summers come, the summers fly,
And BUM grows old as they pass him by
The strength of hill former life has gone,
And withfeeble step be totters on.
7.h0 snows of winter hare slivered his hair,
And hie wrinkled brow. tolls that age is there;
Till With plickl look and tearless eye,
/Plays him down on his couch, to ale.
As seed that in the Spring is sown,
And by the Sommer sun Is grown,
Determines the supply eighth:,
♦When Fall and Winter come again :
flo, whet we learn in life's bright coring,
ont the coarse of our after , being;
And habits formed, Ake acorns grow,
And shape our Character hero below.
/Barth li the school of Heaven, where we
Prepare to spend eternity.
The Sabbath school guides the feet of youth,
Zn - the light, in the way of troth:
It above us the power of Christ to save,
Aisd points to a Heaven beyond the grave;
Where, when this earthly life is o'er,
We'll dwell with God forevermore,
ANIMAL ;REVIEW Or' THE lIIEROICARTS'
TOM) Booixry.--The annual meeting of the Merchant's'
7undßociety, of this city, will bo held at tho Board of
Trade . rooms, No. 503 Chestnut street,en Tuesday after-
DoOn next, at,four o'clock, when the annual report will
sishmitted and thiannual election of officers hold.
CWLBM'S CELEBRATED COOK STOVE.—Ire
tome alriady referred to the patent cook stove, invented
oOd snide by Mr. 3.6. Clark, No.looB Market street, as
liernsetedmirable article. The st o ve is knowri as Clark's
Air-tight 'Oat-burning Cock. Stone and was first in
troduced to the public about eighteen months ago, since
which the demand for it hasbeen unprecedented. ills list
Df names , --many of which are of our bestAnowncitizene—
aderaing the superiority of thin stove over eli others in
Ewe amounts to nearly one thousand. Nor is thin sweep
y.ng tribute undeserved, loasmackas the stove la unquote
tionsibly,a greater economiserin fuel - than any other in
awe, the extent of. Its jnet.consnmins power, when kept
Itt Constant operation, not exceeding the rate of one ton
pf cocain six Diontar, In doing the cooking for a large
thatity, The coat of the stove lei therefore, fully saved
In fuel in a single year's use. The etove, we May state
Wio, operates In the most satisfactory mainer, whether
/or baking, boiling, roasting; or general cooking pur
poses. The stove la simple in its construction, remark-
ably durable, and neat in appearance, and in, upon the
whole, one of the genuine "improvements of the ago,"
prabodying practicability and common ,sense. To per
il:ins wishing to purchase Moves, whether In this city or
elsewhere, wo would say, by all moans examine the o n e
&ere referred to of Mr. Clark's Invention;mid those who
Are now using a different article will ac wisely in nth
tatltnting for it one of these.
ICAROPENE OIL LAMPB.—The • finest assort
cent of lamps for burning Kerosene Oil, in this city, is
Shat of Messrs Wittere & Co., at their warerootas, No.
15 North Eighth street, corner of Filbert. These gen
tlemen not only make the neatest and best styles of
lamps, but they keep on hand at all times the purcre
sudlity of the oil itself, which is the kind alone that
-Ought to_be used, both from consideration, of light and
+oolloo3y.
A POPULA It EBTABLIBIIMENT.—There are few
.
*torn in rdiadelplila, In which her enterprise is more
vracticany vliancated then In the famous old establish.
lowed of Messrs. E. 0; Whitman & Co., Second . street,
/*OW Chestnut, the widely-known and justly-oelebrated
Confectionere of this city. At all treasons of the. year,
find during ex days in the wcok, their store is thronged
With customers. The reason is—their goods are the
*mad and richest made, their prices ore exceedingly .
wooderate, and everybody is waited upon with politeness.
MCCLELLAN IstifOnTdidzEhi.--Whether the
.epportunity for Gen. fleClellan to earn the reputation
Ito possesses ever turns up or not, his name has been
itunteortatized by PIT. J. A. Eshleman, by patenting the
gplondlidnew fifeGiellan Time and Bearfc," which he is
Ino*Oelllng to gentlemen of taste from every part of the
loyal States. , -
PURE OLD LIQUORS YOB. MEDICINAL YOB
.olllll..—Yor the accommodation of Ida numerous patrons
mod the general public, Mr. O. IL Mattson, dealer in
SIM groceries, Arch and. Tenth streets, has, for some
ems put, kept constantly on hand a stock of pure
Old Boum, such as can be warranted genuine baleful
aiispicion. Ills 6/andles, also Portand Madeira wines,
orelkatineatly. recommended directly by our Brat phyal
etaiiitor Medicinal purposes.
SECOND UNITARIAN SOCIETY. The rteT.
.11rroderic grothiughsco preaches again before this Society
Itataarrowi in Washington Hall, Spring Garden, above
sitieitt. Mr. Frothingbam has taken a high post.
lion la the Unitarian Church, and Amid attract a largo
audissa._ - -
, Tug 'NUMBER OP WORDS IN THE ENGLISH
lastotracoL—Out of the 50,000 words. in the English
tongue, It has been found - that au English peasant
only mos 500. An ordinarily educated mantis supposed
loose 3,000. or 4,000, while a groat orator reached
30,000. The bid Teetament contains . 4,042 different
wadi, aad,the works of Ohakspeara about 15,000; those
titlithipeabout 6,000. The wards mod used are proba
bly thou, which refer to the excellence of the garments,
torAmlditsve and elsiliamramado at
~ the Brown Stone
eteittelaiiHat.of & Wilson, Nog 603 aid ON
mat ikreet, above Math.
MIMI OP. THE $131) KNOWN As Conan.—
Irby is Stokes' illustrated Almanac, for 1502, like swell.
enolutid butcher's shop I• ,
Because It le made attractive by its fine cult.
Wby are the wood engenvingn in Stokes' Illustrnted
Jithoetine like the rtilp-ot•war it present on oar Southern
Pewit
4c Becetilie they ire btock•aids to tie Vustneoa.
INatei'lllnatrated AIMPIIIIII, tor 1862, contains name
tow Oilestrationes printed. 121-011 colors, making it a
Swiattlital
: and
. 1 , 811:table Almanac. It can be bad, on
.18181106111a6s' erliitokse: One Price r OlOtbling • Store,
later the 44 Oontisimtal.,,
Imitr .
itrri — orti.---' We "natlari that
Iltanika•ii Emma*. Oopiaaar, whets office wait - destroyed
Swan a Abort, time since, hare secured new and comma
:dim mutate nexetioor tikitte siaafaij itnothing Ma
.lloldlffi GratrtillaStAlak, No. SO9 ,phostnnt street,
lestabliStubsete sie notedlor enterprise and
gatftwootri ! ,stipapi a,tad near. eauts other t The
2 ,6 . 6 5 6, - 14 4ltie 4l oloo l
.4a: "itOti dtdirer/
tit'jltiscid Its amaze -4111k atOiaretaotaing
illombrrealif-tafadar far -the a 7113 and tashicnable
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
UP TOI2 VOLOOIt z►er
CONTINENTAL itOTXlr—Ninth and Ohaeldwd eta
G P Breneman, Lancaster .'..T N Miller, lowa
S L'Crosby, New York W Gay, Stamford, Conn
W B Hubbell,-Ohlo W A Muller, New York -
II It Wilcox, New York J Draper, New York
0 Warner, New York Dr W G Hanford & w, N y
W.Fox, Pottsville II Treater, Heading
John (Joann', St Lords T I' Hunt, Scranton, Pa
X liinzrehelmer, New York 0 II Nichols, New York
John Baird, New York J P Kirkwood th iy, N Y
AV Craven • W Conreen, New York
W H Phelps, Pittsburg Miss 0 Mather, Pittsburg
F P Fletcher, Vermont Mrs T Drew, New York
Mr &tiding & lye Conn Joel. Wolfe Now York
B D Bogart,.Now Jersey G L Apnea: New York : -
DfJ Elder, Stamford, Conn J4l Potter R w, Boston
Mho Moore, Hartford ' CI F Wadsworth dcly,Bostort
J M !Banknote, Baltimore A Sibler, New York
N Prelt, Connecticut E Dams, U 13 N
R.Knox, U 8N 0 Wilson, II 8
J &Kendall, Now York M Abercrombie, Conn
• Ira Nash, Michigan D Clark; New York
L C Llllle, Troy, N Y W H Clement, Oln, 0
L Hamilton, Cincinnati, 0 T L Jewilt, Ohio
W Coleman, Pittsburg J D Southard, Phila
A Hlog, Bedford, Pa B L Buesell, Bedford, Pa
A A Simms, U 8 N E A Whitfield, N York •
B T Lincoln, Wash, D C R J afeconkey, W Chester
B W Pycock, Now York R 8 Clarie,New York
Ambrose Wlltele & In, Pa J Perham, Balton
8 Klonee, Boston - W 0 Churchill, New York
John F Witten & la, N Y John E Hanford, Brooklyn
N Stetson, New'Jersey 11 Mather, West Troy
Mr Danforth, Weet Troy W Clarke, New York
Mr Graham & la, N York E L Terry, Now York
B D &Inman, New York E W Kenny & la, Mass
Jas F Porter, New York Mr Jay, Now York
F H Atkinson & wife, N Y AP Ward & la, CM, 0
W A Sherman & la D 11 Millar, Baltimore
Mr Davldgo & In, Wash,DO John S Walker, Now York
E. 0 Hazeltine, IT 8 N .T H Howe, Boston
Mrs Howe, Boston G If patting, Boston
Mrs Cattlng, Boston Miss Thayer, Roxbury
B W Pierce, Boston H S Brown, New York
B Edwards, Jr, Boston D 8 Draper, New York
11Whitmore, Richmond W Crittmer, New York
O Dolmas, Washington John P Dunn, Conn
I I Abraham, Baltimore Chas T Morris, Baltimoro
P Wilson, Cincinnati, 0 • W V Kay, Chicago
F W Newton, New York H W Gunruaon, New York
F Morris, New York D H Sweerserr, Baltimore
J Alvord & la, Conn 0 B Hayward la, Conn
K Eldridge, New York •
MERCHANTS' HOTEL—Fourth et., below Arch.
N Brewer, Itercersburg II Hall, Lynn, Mass
C White, Rockville, Conn L Miller; Altoona, Pa
0 Miller, Altoona, Pa J M Stanton, Delaware
W L Black, C W . J Denniston,-Ifollidaysburg
W J Madeira, Penns J T Clark, Ohio
jhi Taylor, Mitflinsburg M D Rouse, New Jersey
J W /Wick, New. Jersey .. H M Yllet, Now Jollier
S S May, Mass B D Wilson, Mass
W litcCready,,New Jersey Dr E Wallace, Reading
'W H Crocker, Illinois B S Lanaban, Chicago
R Hendley, Altoona, Pa A Oattnaa, New York
Mrs Sticker, Milton, Pa D Washburn, Pottsville
A J. Glossbrenner, York, Pa T B Waddell, Now York
JB Stark, Wilkesbarre 0 A Hartwell, U 8 A
JP Vincent, Erie W P Dysart, Tipton, Pa
I Kaufman, Somerset B Weaver, Somerset
J Swank, Somerset F Wilkinson, Penna
D 0 Phillips, Ponies T A Evans & In, Pitt ,burg
0 McFadden; Dowingtown T Smith, White Haven
J 8 Young, New Jersey J Shirts, Bound Brook
'8 Burgess, Warren, Pa . Col 0 B Curtis, Warron,Pa
J 8 Lyile, , Warren, Pa 3' B Guthrie, Warren, Pa
A Gardner, Cincinnati, 0 Wm H Sells, U 8 N
H Brubaker, Lanc N A Simpson, Baltimore •
D 8 Brown, Boston H Thlrsten, Boston
N Peters, Delaware H It Walton, Delaware
, ANNBIOAN HOT/21.--Obootant et.. above Fifth.
P Thompson„ Mao 0 F Thompson. Moss
N A Boynton, Now-York L T Friable, Conn
H H Fraley, Conn B J Mills, Conn
J E Carroll, Conn G Weklman, Lebanon
0 H. Morey, New York J G Hobos
L Passano. Ballimoro
N B De Mye4, Tienton
X B Hickman, Choster co Liout LWobb, Penns
6 Mc6 Breadalbano, Conn J B Miner, Boston
G B Denny, Dayton, Ohio II 1" Jeannine, Indiana
J McLean, Summit llill T Lang, Summit Hill
A Miller, Summit Hill W Long, Summit Hill
I E Smith, New Jereey . A Jackson, Wilkesbarro
Cant 0 A Winn, L Haven LtM Sharrahrook, L Hav'n
Lt E Monahan, L'Haven .T P Bynler, Lock Haven
Grattan & la, Phil's It J Capron, Baltimore
A F Lewis, Baltimore John 0 Bead, Baltimore
ST. LOUIS HOTEL—Chestnut et., above Third.
Geo Gage, Waterford, NY J Lord, Delaware co, Pa
S Lendsbery. New York Thee 0 Bobbins, Conn
B Woo!mac, Chester no, Pa Thos El Collins, Maryland
Ttios 11 Humphreys, Bait W Campbell, Harrisburg
R B JOIN, Now York W Woldmann, New York
D Lange, PhiladelPhia H Powers er so, 'Vermont
Chas Tobiner, Wash, D 0
THE HE7.oE—Arch aired, above Third.
_ROY J Stliaeghod & lady, Pa II DOW d: lady, Pa
John 111 Moore, Now Jereoy John H Barton, Del co, Pa
Jos Dist, Colorado Tor V De La Montaigne, N Y
B E Beitleman, New Jersey E Mansfield, Ohio
, Mrs John 'Murphy, Ohio H Dills & lady, N Jersey
Miss Tillie Parker, N Jersey Miss Kate Titus, N Jersey
Chas D Bray, New Jersey 0 W.Orook, New Jersey
8 C Turner, NeW York Bobt Town,New York
Jae Eltchlo , Easton, AM It Long, La
A L Gee, Gordon, Pa Geo A Jocks, Newtown
,JasD Stryker, Larobertville Mies L 0 Stryker, Lambert+,
H S Howard, Del Water Gap Z L Eisner, Pittsburg
Jaroslawskl, Pittsburg
NATIONAL HOTEL--Rate street, above Third.
A W Creamer, New York Jacob Bishop, Allentown
T H Snyder, Pennsylvania John W Laird, Easton
H E Rube, Allentown Miss A E Parlor, Ponna
D Dorgan, Williamsport Mom Hanson, Lewistown
Jos Kramer, A llentown Jos Healtu, Now York
Sol Sbubrlck, Centre co I Memnon, New Jersey
H Thompson, II 8 N DH Jones, Harrisburg.
Joel P. Leidy, Nazareth, Pa H P Ancona, Beading
'Jas W Kluuls, Allentown 0 Anderson Minersvillo
Geo Gordon, Kutztown bliss 8 Hamlin, Reading
COMMERCIAL—Sixth street, above ChestunL
Wetherill, Pennsylvania J Shaw, Philadelphia
J P Hilyard, Delaware Limit Brotherson, Wash
Joel Tanaredalen, Penna H Walley, Chester co, Pa
C W Maxwell, Elkton,Md W A Williams, Penna.
Thos Walter, Chester go, Pa Jos Hewett, Rockland
A P Achey, Lebanon co, Pa Beni Prick, Montgomery
T W Evans Ac wife, Heading J Leo, Pennsylvania
Mr Shoemaker, Penna . Owen Relater, Md
STATES MON—Mutat street, above Sixth.
Limit W W Anderson, Pa Oapt W P Drinton, Ponna
Gal Riddle, Philadelphia Jas Pfister, Pennsylvania
G If Kulp, Patterson a B Van Reid, Reading
'A J Monti, Lowiatatra D Druster,lslaryland
John Druster; Dlaryland Jonathaa otonee, C+l
John Ely, Lana co James Rosy, Philadelphia
Jos V Crawford. Pittsburg Geo Plitt, Harrisburg
A Shepherd, Pennsylvania
BARLEY SHEAF—Second street, below Vine.
,S Gillingham, Bucks S Johnson, Bucks
Miss Hobert; ' Penn's Kiss Lambert, Penn'a
Pierson Bly,Delaware J P Rogers, Washington
11 Bumll, Wishington , Jas Dix ' New York
Him Lee, New Jersey . John BTerry, Penn's
B Rice, less, Bucks B P Hallowell, Montg
C Dubree, Abington T 13 Smith, Penn's -
E Wawa', Bucks- Win M Walker, Dolington
John Livezey, Cincinnati
MADISON llOUSE—t3econd street, above Market.
N II iturd,New Jersey 1r Whitlock, Now Jereei
A II seeder, Penn'a Simmons, Wilmington
J BEMITIOIIS_, Wilmington W Bitable, Penn's,
II Evans, Deposit, N York Ellwood Oarhart, Md
S J Mears, Maryland
BLACK . BDAR—Third street, above CallowhilL
Stephen A Lewory, Dela John Largo, Doylestown
Wm Paff, Yarleyvillo Beni Tomlinson, Byberry
Harrison Tomlinson, Byb'y Signed Hoagland, Somerton
Casper Roads, Somerton John Vanartadalen, Penns
Wilson Miller, Byberry A Luckens, Bucks co, Pa
Jos Whiten, Northampton Seneca Fell, Pennsylvania
T W Dlgony, Doylestown J R Buckman, Wrlghtet'n
D B Clemens, Chem Valley Richard .. Robb, Horsham
YOUNT VERNON HOTEL—Second rt., ab. Arab.
A Farts, New Haven, Ct G 'l' Jones, Massachusetts
T H ',either, Delaware .7 W Woods, Trenton, N
Thad Flanagan. Castleton Tbos Flanagan, Penna•
Jae Burgoyne, New York D L Hall, New Jersey
Nr Johnson & In, Penns A B Lovett, Burlington, NJ
M Davis, Jolunnille Capt Win Joann, Wash,Do
BALD EAGLE—Third street, above CallowhElL
Andrew Colvin, Easton P Reese, New Jersey
John Weaver, Ohio Wm Reifsoyder, Reading
L Berkemyer, Lehigh co - P Emistermacher, Allont'n
David Nanamacher, Easton D Draken, Lebanon
MITA= HOUSE—Third street, above nue.
G W Whitaker, - fen= Albert Lane, New Jersey
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Eir OM POI:MTh PAGE
AIIIIIMD
Steamship Kensington, Baker, 48 hours from Boston,
with reds° and passengers to If. Winser. Reports at the
Breakwater two ships and two barks, bound in Paseed
—ship Wyoming at anchor off Morris Liston's; passed two
English zebra off Point Overfailv, bark Elliebeth, from
Baltimore, off the Buoy on the Middle, bound in,• off
Bombay Hook, Irtearaluit America, with a ship and a bark
in tow' swan tug Star, with a bark in tow, bound out.
Behr Caroline, Fox, 3 days from New York, with hur
ley to captain.
Schr If A Weeks, Godfrey, before reported sunk at
Reedy Island and raised, has arrived up to the city for
repairs.
CILSEBED.
Wainer B. Willing, Clay pools, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr
(Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchange.)
NEW CASTLE, Jan 17
Tbe ship Samuel Locke, for Liverpool, end bark James
Lemon, for Belfast, left here at 7% AM. Bark Oheval
ile, for filo do Janeiro, remains at the pier.
ST TELEGRAMS.
(Correspondence of the Press.)
HST YORK, Jan. ).7.
Arched, ship Fearless, from Han Francisco; ehipE H
Taylor, from the Isle of Wiaht; ships Autocrat and Geo
Washington, from Havre; ships Manhattan, Bridgewater,
and John 11 Elliott, from Liverpoof,• ship Kitty Floyd,
from Antwerp'bark J Godfrey, from Dublin.
MEMORANDA
Steamship Saxon, Matthew, hence, arrived at Boston
on Thursday night. ,
Steamship liennebec, Garton, hence, arrived at New
Tack yesterday. ".
Steamship M Sanford, Sanford, cleared at New York
yesterday for Philadelphia.
Bark Henrietta, Crowell, cleared at Now York yester
day for Rio de Janeiro.
• behr Triumph, Reeves, from New York, with a cargo
of general merchandise, wont ashore on Wodnealay last,
just below the who, yes at New Castle. film laid easy on
Thursday, awl made no water. The captain came up to
the city and despatched a tug to her asahranco. She
would probably be got off on 'Friday.
'Bahr Olivia Braxton, Williams, from Baltimore, via -
Delaware Breakwater, at New York yeatordar.
Behr L Sturtevant, Wataon, at Now York yesterday
from Wilmington. Del.
Behr 8 B Wheeler, MeGlaughlin, cleared at Baltimore
16th inst. for Fortran Monroe.
, The ti S gunboat Rhode Island, Captain Trenehard,
from Galveston, via Ship Inland, Mobile, Nod Pickens,
Key Weer, and Port Boyal 12th last, arrived With(' navy
yard lent evening.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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STruse,made in tho Beet Manner, expressly for RETAIL
SALES. LOWEST.SeIIing Prices marked . In Plain
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All are thereby treated a like.
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, lei-thett Depot for all Popular Dledtelnee,
nADIBIATON'S HAnL STAIN 1110
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Wbfekers black or brown. Does not fade or wash oat.
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TEE PRESS. --PHILADELPHIA, `SATURDAY, JANUARY 18, 1862.
ODE TO THE NORTH WIND.
BY TDB BIRD OF TOWER BILL
Where the Ice king keeps his court,
Circled by the polar waves,
Where the seal and walrus sport
O'er the Artie travellers' graves,
There thou bast thy gelid home,
Furious wanderer of the sky;
From thy sparkling crystal dome
'Tie thy mission now to fly.
Either, raging tyrant, come,
Wo thy chilling blasts defy,
Though, wherever thou dolt roam,
All the summer blame= die;
Though thy bleak and angry breath
Strips the groves and forests bare,
And faded leaves are scattered there,
Emblems of decay and death.
Wrathful tvandoror of the sky,
Wo thy fury still defy,
If to meet thy rage intense,
Wo from Towne Recu have borne
Proper fixtures for defence;
Thue, with armor well supplied,
All thy fury Is defied,
All thy tyrant rage we scorn.
The best assortment In the city of Winter Clothing,
the proper fixtures above alluded to, still on hand and
closing out at greatly reduced prices. Military Uniforms
made to order at short notice. TOWER lIILL,No. 518
MARKET Etrect, Philadelphia.
It BENNETT b. 00.
MARRIED.
LIPPINCOTT—STACKHOUBF.—By Friends' Oore.
many, at 1 1 4118114t0n, Bunke county, on the 21 instant,
Allen Lippincott, M. D., to Tacle E., daughter of Babert
Blockhouse, both of Fallsington. tk
. .
HOBART—HIPPOIitNSO.N.—On tho 16th instant, by
Rov. Henry Darling, Joseph Hobart, of San Francisco,
to •Elizabeth, daughter of Joseph Hutchinson, of this
city.
KIRSLEY-011ATITAbl.—On tho 6th Inst. : by the
Rev. D. L. Paterson, Hr. William F. Ifineley to Miss
Annie Chatham, all of Philadelphia. tk
FRIEDRICRS—MORE.—On tho 12th lust., by the
Rev. flea. W. Showman, Mr. John R. Friedrichs to Miss
Nancy M. More, Loth of this city:
BLArK—BUNTER.On the Bth met , by Roy. W. O.
3ohnatone, Mr. Thomas Black to Mae Sarah Jane Hun
ter. both of Port Richm,rid.
SHORT—MARDEY.—On the 14th inst,by the Rev.
J. B. Bailey, Mr. Thos. Short to Mies Annie Louisa Mar.
dy, both of Schuylkill Falls, Philadelphia. tk
MILLIGEN—METZGER.—On theldthinst., by Rev.
W. T. Rya, Mr. James Milligan to Mies Sallie Metzger,
all of this city.
. .
WILSON—GAYLORD.-0a the 7th inst., by Rey.
Joseph Wilson, Boy. J. G. Wilson, of Philadelphia, and
Miss Emily Gaylord, late of Plymouth, Pa.
0' The announcement of - marriage, published in this
paper of the 30th of December, between Captain A.H.
De Pass and Bliss Ella Reckless, to false no such mar.
siege having taken place. A. 11. Da PASS.
DIED.
MEADS.—On Thursday, 18th instant, Mrs. Emma Vir-
Maim Mears, wife of Henry D. Mears, and. daughter of
James Henry, Esq. of this city.
Der relatives andfriends and those of the family are in
vited to attend her funeral from the residence of her hus
band, No. 717 Twentieth street, on Monday afternoon,
20th instant, at 2 o'clock. Service at Green Hill Pres
byterian Church, Nev. Mr. Dobbins, Girard avenue,
above Sixteenth street, conuneneing at 8 o'clock. by the
Bev. Halsey Dunning, of Baltimore, Md. InterMent at
Laurel Mil Cemetery. **
OALDWELL.-0a tho 17th Instant, Mrs. Mary A.
wife of Samna W. Caldwell, Jr., and daughter of Wm.
S. Wilson, of Wilmington, Delaware. • * •
BRYAN.—On the morning of tho 15th inst., Isabel,
danghter of William L. and Mary Bryan, aged 22 months
and 23 days.
The relatives and friends of the famity are respectfully
Invited to attend her funeral from the residence of her
parents, No. 1029 Crease street, above Richmond, (18th
ward) this (Saturday) afternoon, at 1 o'clock.
TOLAND.—Depatted this life, on the 11th Instant,
at the residence of his slaters, in Germantown, Charles
Toland.
GABBER.—On the evening of tho 14th teat., William
R., non of 8. J. and Sarah E. Garber, in the Tth year of
his age.
Funeral from tho r sidence of his parents, No. 1329
Spring Garden street, thin (Saturday) morning, 18th
inst., at 10 o'clock. '
APPLE.—On , the 15th Instant, Henry Apple, Sr., in
the 05th year of his age.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 820 Parrish
street this (Saturday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock. dk
DIESIEE.—On the 12th instant, George 'Diemen
Funeral from his Into residence, No. 16P1 Germantown
rood, on Sunday afternoon, at 1 o'clock.
FIDELL.—On the 15th instant, Charles Francis Fi
del!, son of Charles and Rachel Emma Fidel!, in the 10th
year of his age.
•
Funeral from Lie parents' residence, No. 1224 North
Eighth street, this (Saturday) morning, at/0 o'clock. *
BAKER —On the 30th instant, Edward Hammond,
twin eon of Oscar L. and Mary Ann Baker, aged 2 yoars,
3 months and 5 days.
Funeral from the residence of his parents, No. 9
School House Row, Chestnut street, above Thirty-fourth,
this (Saturday) often:moo t at 2 o'clock.
CLIADIVICK:—On the 16th instant, Ellen Louisa, in
fant daughter of Robert and Louisa Jane Chadwick, aged
about 16 months.
Funeral from the residence of her parents, Adams
street, above the railroad, at Frankford, on Sunday after
ternoon, 19th host., nt 2 o'clock. tk
DALEY.—On the 16th instant, Margaret 3., daughter
of John and Margaret Daley, aged 1 year 2 months and
6 days -
Funeral from the residence of her parents, No. 2213
Linn arrest, this (Snitirdny) morning, nt 10 o'clock. to
HEYLIGEIL—On the 15th instant, Mrs. Julia lloyll
ger, aged 62 ythu-s and 0 dare.
Funeral from the residence of her Astor-In-law, Mrs.
Prison Stratton, No. 4 Eaglo court, on Monday morn
ing, at 11 o'clock.
GLOStiOP.—Oa the 16th instant, Anna Elizabeth,
daughter of William and Esther Glossop, aged 6 boars and
6 months.
Funeral from her late residence, Frankford road, above
Dauphin, this (Saturday) afternoon, at o'clock. *
MOURNING 8T0RE,D00.23.
—BESSON & 808, No. 918 CHESTNUT
STREET, offer for Dale to-day, for cash—
Black and White English Chinizeo, 12% to 150.
do do Atlantic do l2%c.
do Purple do do 12% c.
Cray and Black English do 12%c.
Plain Black do do 12%c.
Black and white imported Do 'Aims, 1234 to 14 cents.
do Purple do do 18,4 e.
tcoed Idourning Chem, Mohair!, 1234 cents.
•
arCHURCH OF THE NEW TESTAIIErir,
NorthneA corner GIitARD Avenue and THIR
TEENTH Street. Bev. G.A. BURT GOK TO-DIORII.OIY
at 10ji A. Dl.lt*
•
. .
IirREV. A. U. THOMAS WILL LECTURE
TO-MORROW EVENING, by request, on the
"Rich Men and Lazarus." The morning service is at
half peat 10. lt*
las SPIRITUALISM. CONFEREPiCES
will be held at SANtiON.STBEET HALL, on
SUNDAY, at 10X A. 11. and 7,A6 P. M. Admission five
cents It*
gr. NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH,
°DERRY Street, west of TWENTIETH.—DI
- ne Service on SUNDAY at 103 A. E. Lecture at 7,t(
P. M. Subject, "The Fall of Man." i M.*
t 4 THE JEWISH TABERNACLE AND
riir its Furniture in their typical teachings."—The
fourth sermon in this course will ho preached in St.
Paul's Church, THIRD, below Walnut, To-mos - now
EVE N ING. Service at half past 7. It*
enuncil OF THE INTERCESSOR,
SPEING GARDEN, below Broad street. —The
Bev. Edward Lounsbory, will (D. V.) preach In the
EVENING, at 7K o'clock-; the Sector at 10K A. H.
Second discourse on "The altar needing atonement."
Strangers will be accommodated with seats.
"WHAT THINK YE OF CHRIST?"
—Gov. J. S. Willis, pastor of Tabernacle IC E.
Church, will preach on this subject SABBATH AFTE ft-
NOON, at S o'clock, in tho American Mechanics'
FOURTH Street, below Girard avenno.
It* J. NOLEN, Superintendent.
gyA MEETING IN BEHALF OF THE
Religious welfare of the Army, at St. Clement's
Choral, TWENTIETH and CHERRY, on SUNDAY
EVENING, at 7X o'clok. Bishop Potter td precido, and
addressee from the Rev. Wm. Watson, Rev. Mr. Brooke,
and ethers. A collection. It*
TrAN INTERESTING SUNDAY-SC.IIOGL
meeting will be held in the Trinity If. E. Church,
EIGHTH, above Raw street, on TO-MORROW (Sun
day) AFTERNOON, at 3 o'clock. Singing by the
children, and short addresses by the pastor, Rey. J. P.
Chaplain, and Rem. W. Roomy, J, 3:1, McCullough, and
others. •=: It*
ErrMISSIONARY.—THE ANNUAL COL
LECTIoN for tho SUPPORT Or MISSIONS
will be Olken op TO-MORROW, in the {Venom 151. E.
Church, TWENTIETH, near Walnut street. Seryleas
at log o'clock by Mahon. SCOTT, at by Bey. I. 11.
TORRENCE, and at 7% by Rey. J. WALKER JACK
SON. It*
07. SECOND UNITARIAN SOCIETY.—
The Rev. FREDERICK FROTIIINOHAM will
rnq sch before this Ocelots' fn WASHINGTON HALL,
Spring Orden above Eighth street, on SUNDAY the
19th Instant. Services to commence at )1 bofore 11
o'clock A. U., and 73( o'clock P. DI.
Seats Free.
NEr N. B.—Not in 'Handel and Haydn Hall, as for
It*
07. NOTIEE.—A MEETING OF THE
Congress Crow Assembly win be held at the
Waffler(ll House, SANSOM Street, above Sixth, THIS
(Saturday) EVENING, 18th inst. Punctual attendance
is requested, as tickets wilt be distributed.
R . L. O.IIENSCTTER,
its Chairman Committee Arrangements.
OFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA.
AND TRENTON RAILROAD COMPANY,
rtiILADILPIIIA, Jaint[try 17, 1802.
The Menton' have this day declared a semi•anaual
dividend of FOUR PER CENT. from the profits of the
company, payable to the stockholders, or their legal re
presentatives, on and after the 21st instant, at the Com
pany's office, No. 224 South DELAWARE Avenue.
jalB.6t J. MORRILL, Secretary.
DT. REV. D. S. BURNET, OF CINCIN
NATI, Corretponding Secretary of the American
Christian Mieniounry Society, will prench in the Hooting.
House on TWELFTH Street, below Melon, TO. tOR
NOW (LORD'S 'DAY), at 10% A. N. and 7% P. M.,
and elm on each evening during the week. Seta free.*
" THE HARVEST TRULY IS GREAT."
—The Seventeenth Meeting in behalf of the Sol
dierY, nuder the direction of the Y. M. C. A. of Phila•
dolphin', will be held SABBATH EVENING, January
79th, In the Rev. Dr. McDowelPs Church, ELEVENTH
Street, above SPRING GARDEN. • borvicoy will be con
ducted by the Rev. Marls 0. Sutphen, co-Pastor of the
church. "Addressee will also be delivert,,i by the Rev. D.
°Wino, Secretary of the Baptist Publication Society • t
Rev. James M. Crowell, Rev. J. A. Brown, Chaplain of
the Thome A. Scott Regiment P. V., and Colonel E. 11.
Gregory, Ninety-first PenneylvattlaVolunteer Regiment.
Meeting at 73 o'clock. It*
rov OFFICE OF TILE NEW YORK AND
MIDDLE COALFIELD RAILROAD COM
PANY.—Tho Annual Meeting of the stockholders of
the Company will be held at their Office, No. 201 South
FOURTH Street, on MONDAY, February 3d, 1862, at
11 o'clock A. 31., for the purpose of electing FI YE DI
RECTORS, to serve for the ensuing year ' and the trans.
action of such other businoss as may ho brought boforo
them. RENRY ROBINSON Secretary
riticADELrntn, Janney 18, 1802
"BRIGHT SIDE OF THE WAR.-"
PARK BENJAMIN
WE:liver a Lecture upon this subject on MONDAY,
January 20, commencing at quarter to 8 o'clock P. 'AL,
et CONCERT HALL, CHESTNUT Street, abovo
elftb.
Tickets for sale at Pugh's ' Stxth and Chestnut; at
Burns & Slog's, 911 Chestnut street; at Burk's, Coates
street, below fourth, and at the Hall. bil6-4t*
rr. l 7.l.R.,CotlVlLTE=..7l, l l.l. l 'dral ,
win bo beld on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, the 21at
at 4 o'clock, at the Meows of the Board of Trade, 003
ORESTNUT Street.
The Annual Report will he submitted and an Election
held for officers.
21109. F. BRADY, Becretarl
iUNITED STATES MARINES:—
Wanted, immediately, for the united States Marine
Corps, THREE HUNDRED ABLE-BODIED MEN
for sea service, between the ages of eighteen and
forty years. All information that may be required will
be given at the Rendezvous, 311 South FRONT Street,
below Spruce. JAMES LEWIS, Captain,
jalB.l2t Recruiting Officer.
IPpljblolEogr'E a l - p oC h tL f. D r
si GD
each,
S o f . y u?seeliColored
f andlly•
at JAMMER% Gallery, BEGOND Street, above Green,
and perpetuate their likeness forever. Its
SODA ASH.-140 Cash Month's Soda
Ash, hurling from ship William Cummings."
and for sale by C. W. CHUILOIDIAN,
jalB-6t D 2 South FBONT West.
KNITTING ZEPHYRS.
KNITTING ZEPHYRS
AND•
OTHER GOODS
In the various colors and. styles that have not yet been
advanced by the war are
MIRED BY US TEMPORARILY,
- - AT GREATLY
REDUCED PRICES,
And for the ready money, now no universally required,
our lady customers, as well as dealers,
ARE ALLOWED •
A FURTHER ABATEMENT OF SIX PER CENT.,
Whereby we yield to our patrons the advantage we de
rive from cashing M.1 . 6!' our own transactions.,
J. G. MAXWELL 82 SON,
STORE AND PLOTORY,
SOUTHEAST CORNER CHESTNUT AND
ELEVENTH STREETS.
TRIMMINGS, ZEPHYRS, RIBBONS,
LACES, SHAWL BORDERS, HOOP
SKIRTS, CORSETS, YARNS, KNIT
GOODS, SPOOL COTTONS,
jalibemw 3t And Other Varieties.
NEW PUBLICATIONS
cc THE SEVEN SONS OF mai-
DION hi a moat exciting spirited resslance; all
the characters, ell the incidents, all the accessories,
taken separately, are graphic and life-like sketches. It
Is very spirited, full of go;' no reader will leave elf un
til ho reaches the end. The mysteries are 'inscrutable
up to the last pago, and we have never seen a winding.
up of a complicatcsi web of incidents so artistically and
satisfactorily - managed." fio Bays the ablest literary
jennnal published—the London Athol morn.
TIIIIEB ENGLISH VOLS. (which sell for $7.50) In
ono. Bvo.,Paper, price 50c; In Cloth, 750,
For sato by an booksellers, and sent by mail, postage
free, on receipt of the price.
BOSTON: PUBTASIIED BY
T. 0. H. P. BURNHAM,
143 WASHINGTON Street.
MR. BINNEY'S PAMPHLET ON
TILE PRIVILEGE OF TEE WRIT OF HA
BEES CORPUS,
The first edition of this Pamphlet has been exhansted,
it having been printed for Mr. Binner's private distribu
tion. A second edition being called for, we aro permitted
by the author to issue it on our own account. This very
able Exposition is now for sale by
Q. MERMAN & SON,
S. W. corner SEVENTH and CHERRY Sec jalB-3t*
IN PRESS,
JEER'S TREATISES
A.TTA.CIi AND DEFENCE
DIAL GEN. SIR J. JEBB, K. G. 8.,
ROYAL ENOINYERS.
I. PRAOTICAL TREATISE on Strengthening and
Defending Outposts, Villages, Houses, Bridges, dcc,, in
reference to the Duties of Officers in Command of Pick
ets, as laid down in the Field Exercise and Evolutions
of the Army. By Major General Sir J. Jain:, K. 0. 8.,
Royal Engineers.
11. PRA:MOAB TREATISE on tho Attack of Mili
tary Poke, Villages, Entrenchments, hr., with a fami
liar explanation of the Principles and Practice of Esca
lading. By Major General Sir J. Joan, K. O. 8., Royal
Engineers.
111. PRACTICAL TREATISE on the Duties required
to be Performed by Officers and Soldiers of the Army at
a Siege ; with an Explanation of the Principlee on which
an Attack is Conducted, and the Mode in which the dif
ferent operations aro carried on. By Major General Sir
J. JUnn, K. C. 8., Royal Engineers.
J. R. LIPPINCOTT k CO.,
22 and 24 North FOURTH Street.
eGIOME CARD PHOTOGRAPHS.
V A now copy from tho original painting of T. Bu
chanan Bend; Esq , of
PROF. LONGFELLOW'S CHILDREN,
In Card. form, for the Album.
Also, Photographs of Darley's celebrated painting of
THE COURTSHIP OF MILES STANDISH.
Also,
WHITTLER'S "BAREFOOT BOY," and
Wes li. F. GOULD'S "LITTLE MATCH GIRL,"
Companion Pictures, painted by G. Swain.
Also, the Popular Pictures of
BARRY'S "REOTOR'S WARD,"
LONGFELLOW'S o 111AWATLIA.'S WOOING,"
LONGFELLOW'S "EVANGELINE,"
GUIDO'S "BEATRICE CENCI,"
BARRY'S "MAUD MULLER."
Wo will pay Fifty Dollars for Information that Shall
load to the conviction of any person copying our valua
ble copyright works.
We have a great variety of popular subjects, including
ALL distinguished persons, American and Foreign, of
which we will send a list if desired.
Price, 25 cents each, poet-paid
Rte' PH OTOOR A Pll A LRCMs) —IVo manufacture
fifty styles, of improved patterns, from very low prices
.to the finest. These no claim to be the beat anti dimwit
in the market. J. E. TILTON .5c CO.,
jal4-tuths3t Easton.
HOLIDAY BOOKS
AND
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
SELLING AT VERY LOW PRIORS.
W. G. PERRY, Bookseller,
de2o-Im 19. W. Corner FOURTH and .RAOE
y-A- 32 Tjaa14 1862.
Tliir - LOWL - sr.vAw..6.
BUY OF TAE PUBLISHER.
WILLIAM G. PERRY, Publisher,
B. W. Corner FOURTH end RACE.
LEGAL.
TN THE COURT OF COMMON
IN
PLEAS FOR TILE CITY AND COUNTY OF
PRILADELPHIA.
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested
(BEAL.] in the following estates, that the Honorable, the
Judges of the said Court have appointed SA
TURDAY, the Bth day of February, A. D.' 1862, for
hearing the name, and for showing cause why they should
not to bo allowed, and unless ex:options ate tiled thereto
they will be conflrnntl,
illto OK v.IIILEI7. 31. '6l. 4. Account of Ilecetvor
141. of MAMA 8. IrtfllN, et al.,acc't of Trustee.
It WHITE, STEVENS & 00., 2.1 Fleet of Assignee
1 , JOHN HAWORTH, acc't of Committee
MUTUAL DEPOSIT INS. AWN, 21 acct of
Aieignee.
CORN EXCHANGE INS. CO., acc't of Assignee.
• JAMES MORTON, fleet of Atosigneo.
• JOHN N. EPPELSHEIMER, acct or Conuaßteo.
• JOSEPH RIPE A, ace% of Magnet>.
- t;t f~ a ..~n. ,~
SAIII'L T. STRATTON, acc'tof Asolguoe:
lalB-4t GRAS. D.KNIORT, Proth'y
VVERY LADY WHO WISHES TO
12.4 BE BEAUTIFUL should purchase BUNT'S
COURT TOILET POWDER. It Is used by the Court
Beauties in Europe', and it is the only Powder that will
not injure the skin or rub off. Price, 12, 25, and 50
cents. BUNT'S BLOOM OF ROSES, a beautiful, na
tural color, for the cheeks or lips; it wilt not wash off or
injure the skin, and remains durable for years. Price
Sl. These articles are quite new, and can only be ob
tained of RUNT IC CO., 133 South SEVENTH Street,
above Walnut. All kinds of Fancy Soaps and Per
fumery. jalB-Ina
CASTILE SOAP.-463 Boxes Mot
tled CASTILE SOAP, It superior article. For
tale by TRAIN & MoKEONE,
jall3-6t* No. 22 SOUTH WHARVES.
28 GROSS PURE WHITE CAS
TILE SOAP, cut In pieces of ,Vlb each, and
'melted in dozen and quarter.groae boxec The beet Toilet
Soup In use. For solo by TIIAIN A lIOKEONE.
jalB-60-# No. 22 SOUTH WIIAILVES.
, DRY AND IN
WHITE LEAD
OIL.
Red Lead,
White Load,
Litharge,
Sugar of Lead,
Copperas,
Oil of Vitriol,
Calomel,
Patent Yellow,
Chrome Red,
Chrome Yellow,
Aqua Fortis,
Murintic Acid,
Epsom Salts,
Rochelle Salts,
Tartaric Acid,
Orange Mineral,
Soluble Tart.
Sub. Curb. Soda,
White Vitriol,
lied Procipltate,
Druggists and Ma
Nos. 47 and 49
Jalg•ff
White Precipitate,
' Lunar Caustic,
Narcotine,
Sulph. Morphine,
Morphine,
Acetate Morphine,
Lac. Su
!ph.,
Ether Sulphuric,
Ether Nitric,
Sulphate Quinine,
Corro.
Denarcotizod Opium,
Ohlmide of Soda,
Wetherill'a ext. Cinch%
Tartar Emetic,
Chloride of Limo.
Crude Borax,
Refined Borax,
Camphor,
/Will Copavia.
LL h BROTHER,
nufacturing ()herniate,
North SECOND Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
HOWARD & DARNDRN -
EXPRESS.
REMOVED TO
607 CHESTNUT STREET,
NEXT DOOR TO
GRANVILLE STOKES.
FREIGHT, MONEY, &0., forwarded to all points
Nowls,
SOUTH,
EAST,.
and WEST.
Having opened an Office in WASHINGTON, wo ghat
give special attention to freight for that City and vicinity.
January 7,1502. ]a7•lm
LOST OR MISLAID.—A Certificate
of Stock, No. 100, for 50 shares Allegheny Mining
Company of New &Iraq, dated July Stli, 1817. Notice
is hereby given, that an application hen neon made to the
Board of Directors of said Company for a new Certificate.
ja4-s4t* P. BARRY HAYES.
SELLING} OFF AT REDUCED
PRICES TO CLOSE BUSINESS,-O.DONOGHIIE,
23 South WATER Street, offers for sale 10,000 packagea
of Steam Defined Sugars and Syrups; also, Rlo and Java
Coffee, and Adamantine Candles, jal7-3ttr
nD LEAD-8 barrels just resolved
per asoboonor Amalia, for Bale by
JAIIRRTOUR & OARBTAIRB,
poi 202 end 204 South FRONT Street
HA PI 8 .-1,000 pieces sugar cured
City-smoked Flame for 8010 by
0. 0. SADLER 84 CO.,
103 ARCM. Street, 2d door above Front
.0 1 1. parr.- E. S. EARLEY,
FITRIUSHING UNDERTAKER,
Southwest corner of TRIM and OBBEN Streets,
nolkanit* ftdlndolobla.
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
TO THE LADIES
EAST CHANCE:
POSITIVELY POE THIS WEEK ONLY
THE REMNANTS
OF CUT GOODS
PRICE. FERRIS. 8c Co.'s
WILL DE OFFERED, AT A GREAT REMOTION,
FOR TILLS WEEK ONLY,
At the Ettore,
No. 1024 CHESTNUT St.,
BBMNAIITB
of Jaconeto, Cambrice, and Mulls
REMNANTS
'of Nainsooke, and all other White Goode
REMNAITTI3
or Liaene, 131nloyee, Table Damasks
REININANTS
of, Bud all kinds of Linea Goode.
REBINANTS
of Valenelenna, Silk, and Blonde tacos
REMNANTS
of Cambric and Swiss EdgingB,lnaertings,
and Flouncing%
ODDS AND ENDS
In Towels and Napkins
ODDS AND ENDS
in Ladies' and Gents' Linen Handkor
.
chiefs, of all kinds.
ODDS AND ENDS
in Pointe Enco, and Pointe Applidito, Hoot.
ton, Maltese, Valencionno, and Embroi
dered Collars, Sots, Ilandkercblefs,
Capes, Coiffures, Barbee, &c.
ODDS AND ENDS ,
in Magic Ruffles, Infant's Embroidered
Waists and Robes, and a great variety
of other articles, comprising a general
assortment of
LrliFlr 9,
WHITE GOODS,
LACES, AND
Ladles should avail themselves of this last opportunity
of buying these Goods at less than half their value
as this Store will positively close on Saturday next
JOHN A. MULLEIN,
ial4.6t AGENT.
G REAT BARGAINS
ix
FINE CLOAKS,
TO CLOSE OUT THE STOCK
OF TUE
PARIS MANTILLA, CLOAK,
AND FUR EMPORIUM,
708 CHESTNUT STREET,
PREVIOUS TO REMOVAL.
BVNOPSIS OF REDUCTIONS.
FROSTED BEAVER CLOAKS,
From $2O to S2o—From $22 to $l7.
FROSTED BEATER CLOAKS,
From $lB to sl4—From $lO to $7.50
BROWN SEALSKIN OR BASLE CLOTH °LOANS,
From $l9 to sl4—From $l6 to $l2.
BLACK BRALSRIN on OTTRR CLOTH 01.04.10,
From $lB to sl4—From FAO to $l2.
VELVET CLOTH CLOAKS,
From $3O to S22—From $35 to $2B
FINE BLARE BEATER CLOAKS,
From e , t6 to s3s—Froms3s to $26
FINE BLACK BRACER OLoAK9,
From $25 to sl9.so—From $2O to $lO.
FIN); BLACK BEAVER OLoA1(13,
From $l9 to . sl2—From 512 to $9
FANCY BEAVER CLOAKS,
From $4O to s3o—From $3O to $22.
FANCY COLORED BEAVER CLOAKS,
From $24 to sl6—From $lB to 513.60
LEONE VELVET GLOVES,
From $9O to s6s—From $7O to $55
OUR FUR DEPARTMENT,
Which is replete with every desirable style and descrip
tion, will be open to inspection at prices corresponding
to the general reduction ,• particularization, among such
an infinity of qualities, being, if not impossible, at all
events, unsatisfactory.
BLANKETS AND QUILTS.
A. full line of desirable sizes.
Heavy and light twilled Blankets.
Imported Blankets, nearly square.
'Marseilles Counterpanes, now designs.
Single bed, crib, and cradle Blankets.
o—.....tionallty large white Quilts.
Lace and taninoureacs.._
Selling at low prices to close the Moen.
- Cloth embroidered and painted Covers.
Piano Covers, and large and small table
litorcens, Damask, Linens Shootings,
Towellings, Crash, Furniture Coverings.
Muslin Shillings, Shootings, Flannels.
SII ARTLESS BRUT It Ens,
fall CHESTNUT and EIGHTH Streets.
FLANNELS. -A LARGE ASSORT
MENT OF
• Ballardvalo FLANNELS, alhvidthe,
Beachdale and Saxony FLANNELS,
Shaker and Welsh FLANNELS,
at Tiny low 'prices.
°BEAT BARGAINS IN BLANKETS.
We are closing out our entire stock of
Fine all Wool BLANKETS,
Fine RocMaio BLANKETS,
Heavy Cumberland BLANKETS,
Cradlo and Crib BLANKETS,
at last winter's Prices.
AMERICAN, FRENCH, AND 8001011
BLANKET SHAWLS—aII grades, at low prices.
Heavy Black Moire Antiques at 50 cents, worth $2.
Super Black Moir., Antiques at 6214 cents, worth $1.26
WINTER DRESS GOODS OF EVERY VARIETY
H. 'STEEL & SON,
Ja7 No. 713 North TENTH Street. above Coates.
MEN'S WEAR-BOYS' WEIR.
50 to 75. cent Union Cassimeres, Satinets, &o.
81 Oamimeres; best in the market.
$l.lO Cassimeres ; best in the market.
$1.25 Cassimeres; beet ever sold for the money
Black Cloths fcr Ladies' Wear.
Black Broadcloths for Men's Wear.
Some Bargains in our Cloth Stock.
Tailors' attention is invited.
COOPER & OONARD,
jag B. E. corner NINTH. and MARKET
CLOAKS AND SHAWLS
Reduced in Price.
Good Stock of Cloaks.
Blankat Long Shawls Cheap.
Blarkaldbet Shawls Cheap.
Black Blanket Square Shawls for Eq.
Brocho Shoals at half price.
COOPER tt, COWARD,
Joh B. E. corner NINTH and MARKET Eta
VYRE & LANDELL, FOURTH and
ABCII, open today, a fresh assortment of
Double-faced Black 'Figured Bilks.
Bolld Colored Brown Figured Bilks.
Blues, Modes, Green, and Purple bilks. [AB
VYRE • & LA_NDELL keep + . 4% Tory
heaviod
Plain Black Drees Silks,
Theavy.borderod Stout Black Silksi,
Widow's Silks, without glom.
Blab Plain finks, for alty trade. 4E13
c 9 din 13ALIVORAI.4 SKIRTS, full
alze.
Balmorala 'Wholesale.
13almorala Bolan.
jag BYRE & LANDELL.
COWPERTHWAIT & CO.,
Have now on hand
A LARGE STOOK
of
MUSLINS.
Which will be sold Pf otiose
LOWER THAN THE MARKET RATES.
Also, GREAT BARGAINS IN PRINTS,
2,000 yards of which will be sold very foto. )a4-Om
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Balance, at 18,5( coats; Calicoes, 12,4 cents.
Black and fancy Bilk Handkerchiefs.
Neck-Tine, Gloves, Gents' Shawls.
Nies& and Ladies' Shawls in variety.
Nice assortment of Dress Goode.
Balmoral Skirts is groat variety, at
J. H. BTOSEE',
702 AEOII Street.
11. B.—On hand, Jack-straws and Solitaires, made by
and sold for au invalid. They are nice games as well as
presents, and any one would confer a favor by Parebna
log the same. de1.241
HEAVY CLOAKINGS.
Drown and Dlack Sealakin, 750 to $1.60.
Cheap hoary Coatings and Cloakingo
Fine Black Cloths and De'avera.
Good stock ORBSIMBITS at old Nicol,.
COOPER & GONARD,
dol4 S. E, cor. NINTH and MARKET
T_T OUSE FURNISHING DRY
GOODS.—SILEPPARD, VAN HARLINGEN . , 8;
AMMON, Importers and Dealers In Limon, and Ilona°
Furnishing Dry (Mods, eta.
Have now on hand a full assortment of Linen Sheeting,
Table Olathe, Napkins, Table, Diaper Towelling, etc.,
etc., imported under the old tariff, or bought a great sac
rifice.
N.B.—Fivol>or cont. allowed on pnrchaees aa above, if
paid for on delivery. nand
SZ. GOTTWALS, No. 812 SPRING
. GARDEN Street, sell; double extra Family Flour,
fancy brand, at $7 ray barrel.
J. GOTTWA.LS, No. 812 SPRING
. GARDEN Street, sells the very best Corn Mont at
2 cents per pound. jal7-tf
$6150 WILL BUY A BARREL OF
extra Family Flour at No. 812 SPRING
GARDEN STREET. jra7.tf
lIYBRYBODY BUYS BUCK
WHEAT FLOUR of B. Z. OOTTWALS, No. 812
SPRING GARDEN . Btreet, became he .selle none but
the very beet. bll7.tr
IF YOU WANT GOOD FLOUR, GO
to S. Z. GOTTWALEP, No. 812 SPRING GARDEN
Street. jal7-tf
IF YOU WANT CHEAP FLOUR,
go to S. Z. GOTT WAVY, No. 812 SPRING GAR.
DEN Street.
TF YOU WANT THE WORTH OF
your money. buy your Flour at S. Z. GOTT WALE',
No. 812 SPRING GARDEN Street. Be sells the very
beet, and sells positively TEN PER OENT.LOW ER than
can be bought anywhere else in the city. Ho delivers to
any part of the city free of charge, and in all cases, if It
does not give entire satisfaction, IT WILL BE TAKEN
BACK, AND THE MONEY REFUNDED. jail •tf
U. S. QUARTERMASTER'S
CERTIFICATES AND CITY WARRANTS
WANTED, by
GEO. J. BOYD,
jalB.Bt , rt 18 South THIRD Street
NEW NATIONAL LOAN.
OFFICE OF JAY COOKE & CO., BANKERS,
No. 114 BORTH THIRD STRIHT, $
The T 1-10 per cent Treasury Notes of all denomina
tions, of the second issue of Fifty Millions, dated Octo
ber Ist, are now ready to deliver to purchasers, at the
office of
(T. COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT,
de2B-1m 114 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
GOLD BOUGHT AND SOLD
7 3.10 TREASURY NOTES BOUGIIT AND
SOLD.
QUARTERMASTERS' CERTIFICATES DEALT IN.
DREXEL, Sc CO.
$BOO $l,OOO, $1,500 TO LOAN
A on Mortgage. LUKENS & MONTS°.
DIERY, Conveyancers, 1033 !BEACH Street. above
LAUREL. jair-etuth3t*
$3 300 —A FIRST-CLASS
for
oat), at a a p p r r e r g eo G un ßC t i . llN A D pr lf y E t N o T of tido amount
FOR SALE AND TO LET
PRINTING PRESS AND MATE
RIALS FOR SALE OR RENT.
The Press and Printing Material of tho CHESTER
VALLEY TYPE," at COATESVILLE, CHESTER
COUNTY. are offered for Sale or Rent on accommotiatiog
terms. They consist of a WASHINGTON PRESS,
now, with Boller Apparatus, Imposing Stone, large
Fonts of MINION and BOURGEOIS for Newspaper,
with a complete sot of JOB TYPE, some thirty Fonts;
ono Cabinet of 16 Cases' Brass Standing and Wooden
Galleys; Sticks, Chases,,t.c. These Materials have been
in ueo only a few months, and are nearly as good as
new. The stock is sufficient to carry on the Newspaper
rind Job Printing Business. It is now doing a good Job
Business. Apply to YOUNG & RAMBO,
COATESVILLE, CHESTER Co., Pa.
Or JAMES L. JONES,
ialS•s3tit WEST CHESTER, Pa.
MAN-YARD TO RENT.—Situate on
the Old LANCASTER Turnpike, opposite the
Spread Eagle Tavern, near the Eagle Station on the
Pennsylvania Railroad, about fifteen miles from Phila
delphia, white a good supply of Bark, Rides, and Calf
skin, can be obtained. A Stone Dwelling, Out-buildings,
and about eight acres of Farm Land, an abundantaapPlY
of soft water, the necessary Vats, Batas, &c., for imme
diate use. Possession to be had April Ist. For fermi,
apply to SUSANNA WORRELL,
On the premises,
Or address her, /bread Eagle P. 0.,
Delaware county, Pa.
January 18, 1862. ialBaw.lt*
EMBROIDERIES
eg g TO LET—A Comfortable DWELL
ING NOUSE, POPLAR Street, near TWEN
TIETH, eight rooms, bath, and gee. Rent only $l5O.
J. Ir. WHEELER, 113 South FIFTH Street. jal7'.2t*
el 2 TO LET—A LARGE STORE
II OUSE, situate in the centre of the business part
of the borough of NORRISTOWN. It Is at present, and
hes for the last ten years been, occupied 119 a Dry Goode
Store. POSSOBL4OII on the Ist of April, or sooner, if de•
aired. Apply to JACOB CHILDS,
jal4.6t* Norristown.
DESIRABLE PINE-STREET
a RESIDENCES to EXCIIANGE for first-class
Merchandise. Apply to J. D. WATERS,
ja7 110 South FOURTH Street.
mu
A WELL-BUILT FOUR
mu STORIED BRICK STORE AND DWELLING,
located on MARKET Street, will be EXCHANGED for
good Building Lote in the Twentieth ward. Apply to.
J. H. WATERS,
ja7 110 South FOURTH Street.
eFOR SALE OR EXCHANGE_
" A handsome four-storied DWELLING, on TENTH
Street, near Chestnut. A Farm, small houses, or good .
Stocks will he taken in payment. Apply to
J. E. WATEES,
jaT 110 South FOURTH. Street.
ts FOR SALE—A FARM of 20
-.6.;-Acreq, in the town of WEYMOUTH, N. J., to ex
change for Furnituro. Apply to J. If. WATERS,
ja7 110 South YOMITII Street.
UDR SALE AND EXCHANGE-
A large number of Farms In the adjoining Conn
ties, States of Delaware, Maryland, Now York, and Now
Jersey, 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. PET FIT. No. 800 WALNUT Street.
QHI P TIMBER FOR BALE.-
KJ Several Tracts of WIIITE•OAN TIMBER LAND
in Dorchoster county, Maryland, convenient to naviga•
tile water. For particulars apply to
de2s-Im*
VARM FOR SALE.—A FARM, in
excellent state of cultivation, containing fifty-one
acres, (nine of which aro woodland,) pleasantly situated
in Limerick townehip, Montgomery county, two and
half miles from the Limerick station, on the Reading
Railroad, le offered for sale. Price—Five thotmand del •
lam (0,000). Applren the premises.
nol0•tf SAMUEL 11. GRAFF.
FOR SALE—A Desirable FARM,
-.G. containing 95 acres of superior land, near Sandy
Run Station, North Pennsylvania Railroad, with tlret
clam Stone buildings. Principal part of the purchaae
money can remain at 5 per cent. Apply to
E. PETTIT,
jal No. 809 WALNUT Street.
-ARLE & SON,
-
V
E IANIIFAOT6IIERS - Aliu
LOOSING GLASSES.
OIL PAINTINGS,
FINE ENGRAVINGS,
PICTURE AND PORTRAIT FRAMES,
PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES,
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
CARTE•DE-VISITE PORTRAITS, •
EARLE'S GALLERIES,
818 CHESTNUT STREET,
jal6 PHILADELPHIA.
ILLUMINATING OILS.
®IL! OIL!! OIL!.!!
HULBURT & BRODHEAD,
NO. 240 ARCH STREET,
Ilaving opened a General Depot for the Sale of Extra
Refined awl Lubricating COAL OILS, would call tho
special attention of dealers and consumers to their
refined ILLUMINATING OIL, as it possesses merit
beyond anything heretofore offered In this market, being
entirely free from that gluey anbatonce arid bad odor
'which chathrterlze that commonly sold in this market,
Pro':ltriCe no smoke, and is fro fraxa all explosive
'Proportion.
Afar Orders from City or Country promptly at
tended to. jels-1m
COAL OIL I COAL OILY
GEORGE W. WOOTTEN,
•
SS BOUM SECOND STREET,
AGENT NON THE
NORTH AMERICAN OIL COMPANY.
KANUFACTUREIIS OF COAL OIL, AND HE.
FINED'S OF COAL AND CARBON OILS.
WEL F. JOHNSTON, President,
GEO. OGDEN, Secretary.
Lisa, Agent for BEERS, JUDSON, dc BEERS, Patent
Glass Cones for Lamps, and wholesale dealer in Dith
ridge's Patent Oval (fire -proof) and Eastern Flint-Glass
Chimneys, Lamps, do. Burners to burn Coal Oil with•
Oat Chimneys.
Cash buyers or prompt payers are respectfully invited
to examine oar stock. ao2l-2m
PORTLAND KEROSENE
OIL.
We ere now prepared to IMPVI7 fag
STANDARD ILLUMINATING OIL
AV
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Z. LOCKE h CO., Sorai•AaErria,
1010 MARKET STREET,
se!-en
NEW FIRMS AND CHANGES.
1862.
Merchants and Public Institutions supplied with
BLANK BOOKS
Of all sizes, made of the beet
LINEN PAPERS,
And 'warranted durable.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN STATIONERY in
great variety.
LETTER, NOTE, and BILL PAPERS.
• TRIPLE-EXTRA GOLD PENS.
LETTER PRESS and LITHOGRAPH PRINTING.
WM. F. MURPHY 8a SONS,
PRACTICAL BLANK-BOOR MANUFACTURERS,
COUNTING-HOUSE STATIONERS,
PRINTERS, AND LITHOGRAPHERS,
339 CHESTNUT STREET.
de4-wks:ini
ARMY TENTS-200 for sale by
jal3-121X FROTIIINCHIAM & WELL,
FINANCIAL.
E. PETTIT,
N 0.309 WALNUT Street
JAB. T. AIoCULLOUGII,
Elkton, Did
LOOKING GLASSES
INSURANCE COXPANIES.
'URANIUM FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA,
NOS. 435 AND 437 CHESTNUT STREET.
Capital $lOO,OOO 00
Perpetual Premiums $521,315 11 .
Less Five Per Cent .... 46,217 26
$878,127 85
Unexpired Temporary Pre.
11111111118 20,363 95
Lees for the portion of time
expired on policies over one
year 37,085 55
0166,548 40
Surplus 815,329 60
Total $2,320,005 75
STATEMENT OF THE ASSETS OA THE COM
PANY ON JANUARY 1, 1982.
Published in conformity with the provisions of the
sixth section of the act of Assembly of April sth, 1842.
MORTGAGES.
On property valued at over $ 4 ,000,009, being
first Mortgages on Beal Estate in the City
and County of Philadelphia, except $83,-
529 92 in tho neighboring c0unti05....... 81,901,570 74
REAL ESTATE.
Purchased at Sheriff's sales under mort
gage claims, viz:
Eight houses and lot, S. W. corner Chest
nut and Seventeenth streets.
A house and lot, N. side of Spruce street,
W. of Eleventh.
Two houses and lots, S. side Spruce street,
near Sixteenth street.
Five houses and lots, Nos. 821, 523, 525,
627, and 529, Dillwyn sheet.
Three houses and lot, E. side Seventeenth
street, B. of Pine.
Hotel and lot, S. E. corner Chestnut and
Bench streets.
Five houses and lot, N. aide George street,
W. of Ashton street.
Seven houses end lot, E. side Beach street,
.5. of Chestnut street.
A house and lot, Fitzwater street, E. of
Ninth street.
A gronnd rent of $3O on lot N. side Otter
street, W. of Leopard Street.
87 lots of ground on Buckley street and
Quervelle avenue, Bristol.
A house and lot, B. side Stiles greet, E. of
Sixteenth street.
A house and lot, E. side Front street, N.
of Cherry street, Rensington.
A house and lot, N. side Liberty street,
Pittsburg. -
A lot of ground, S. side Penn street, Pith
burg.
Two houses and lots N. side Filbert street,
W. of Eighth street.
Five houses and lot, N. side Dauphin
street, E. of Coral street.
Total surveyed and valued at $125,680 16.
Cast
LOANS.
Temporary Loans on Stocks an collateral
security, (valued at $137,009 50....
STOOKSe
$lO,OOO Almshouse Loan, 5 per cent. (in.
tereat on.)
200 shares Bank of Kentucky.
17 w Northern Bank of Kentucky
-100 w Union Bank of Teinnnesse.
13 w Insurance Company of the
State. of Pennsylvania.
200 ." Southwark Railroad Company,
37 w Commercial and Railroad
Bank, Vicksburg.
300 w Pennsylvania Railroad . CompanY.
91 w Franklin Fire Insurance Company.
2 w Mercantile Library Company.
24 w Union Canal Company.
2 w Continental Hotel Company.
$3,060 do bonds.
$lO,OO Pennsylvania State 6. per cent.
loan of May 1.901.
$lO,OOO North Pennsylvania 'Railroad Donder
$2,000 Burlington City Water Loan.
$7OO Philadelphia City Loan.
$76,550 City Warrants.
Total Market Value, $89,663 601
Cost $86,111; 10 ,
•Notes and bills roneivable.,.... 1,965. 50.
Cash on hand i.i1,52Y30
w in baud of agents 6,345 17'
REAL ESTATE
Market value.
Cost, nspbove
$125,630 16
103,991 33
r, Vance n va ue
STO9IO
$88,863 60
85,171 10
Market vnluo...
Coat as above...
LOSSES BY FIRE
LOSSES PAID DURING THE YEAR 1801, $72,988 'BB
By order of tho Board.
011.A.5. N. BANOKER, President
Attest—JAS. W. McALLISTER, Sec. pro. tem.
DIREOTORS.
Chas. N. Banker, David S. Drown,
Tobias {Vaguer, Isaac Loa,
Samuel Grant, Edward 0. Dale,.
Jacob R. Smith, Goo. Pales,
Geo. W. Richards, Alfred Filler.
01IAS. N. DANOKER,. President._
EDWARD G. DALE, Vico President
JAS. W. McALLISTER, Secretary pro. tom.
ja18,20-tutbsSt*
ITIBE PHCENLX. MUTUAL INSU
RAmaI COMPANY OF PHILADELPIIIA,—
The following statement of the affairs of this Company
is published, in conformity with a provision of the Bap
plercent to its Charter:
Premiums received on Marine risks for the
year ending 31at Dee., 1861 $102,678 62'
Of which have been determined in
that period $81..942 23
Interest, Salvage, Recoveries, &v. 36,505 07
----$118,441 85
Amount of Losses, Re-insurance,
and Return Premiums..
Exponsee of tho Company
—5118,276.35
'rho Assets of the Company are as follows:
$52,000 Pennsylvania Five-per-cent. Loan.. $43,233 75
$38,000 Philadelphia Six-per-cent. Loan.... 39,695 00
$22,000 Camden and Amboy Railroad Ex
am-cent. Loan 21,860 00
Real Estate in the City of Philadelphia 29,321 33
Rondo, Mortgages, and ground Rents . 6.137 50
275 shares Pennsylvania Railroad Co 13,310 00
1,049 t , Phoinix Mutual Insnrance Ca ~. 17,801 00
Sundry Loans, Turnpike and Tow-boat Stocks
Scrip Certificates, par, $24,255 12,057 44
Bills receivable for Premiums.... 33,893 07
Cash on hand .. . 7,737 16
Premiums on Policies recently issued, and
' other accounts due the Company 20,809 65
$229,756 89
JOHN R. WllollERElti.President.
Simon. WILCOX, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
- .
„... .AdolLlnirr4 m e.... _ .84 ,, t1a1l n ,,,_..__ l iitu y ; D. 0. Wharton,
William 351.'Kee, Wm. - S. Grant, framll7. lB "
Locale Wain, B. W. Learning,. Thos. IL Powers.
1.31
January Hill, 1b62. jail-et
THE GIRARD LIFE INSURANCE'
AA ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY OF PM
LADELPHIA, in conformity with ea of the Lapis.
laturo, publish a Statement of the Assets, held on Ist of
January, 1862:
Real Estate
Bonds and Mortgages
Ground Ronts
Loaned on Collateral Security
LOA SS.
$4,050 Chesapeake and Delaware
Canal Co. Loan
859,000 City of Philadelphia.—
87,000 Allegheny County
$39,000 Harrisburg Railroad Co..
$4,025 Cam. and Amb. R. C 0. ...
87,000 Lehigh Valley B.
88,000 Delaware R. Co .... ..
$2,000 N. Penn'a R. Co.
87,000 Kentucky Stale
812090 Schuylkill Nov. Co
$2 009 Cincinnati
810,000. Delaware Div. Canal....
$5,000 'Panama°..
$30,535 51 Pennsylvania Sta t e...
$14,000 Cleveland and Dfahonlng
Railroad Co. ..... ..
$4,000 Philielelabia, Bunbury,and
Erie ltailrona Co, „
$2,000 Centralis IL Co.. ...,
$6,300 U. S. Treasurx Notes
• SLOCES.
30 shares North'n Wit of Ky..
124 , t Bank of Louisville— .
23 a N. Orleans Gas Co..
111 ". Union B'k of Tenn..
1,171 ti The Girard Life In.,
An , h Trait C 0...
$OO as Bear. Mead. R. Co..
60 Do. prerd..
30 o Nerelets' andillech's
B'k of 'Wheeling
40 " Philadelphia Bank.
Farm's R Blech's
49 ii Commercial Bank, ..
22 B'k of N. Liberties„
62 Philad'a, Wiluamen,
and Balt. R.
285 ,6 Pennsylvania S,D
-500 Harrisburg IL f:, O.
111 Weiternll l '.. o f Phi
-1111101,7)::h.
Oaeh.atwlm.
51,543,369 24
JNO. F. JAMES, Actuary.
j:il6•thatu3*
January 15, 1862
rTNION MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
STATEMENT OF T'gr,,,muse OF THE
COMPANY.
Premium; from January 1, 1861, to ,Yarmary
3802 $180,006 00
Premiums earned on /Wine and inland
ricks during the year ending' as ebove 140,491 90
Received froth - interest on investments • 8,295 55
Lasses, return premiums, re-insurances, ox
peaces, and commissions
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY, JANUABY 13, 1862.
36,000 Pennsylvania 6 per cent. loan.
10,000 Philadelphia city 0 per cent. loan.
7,600 city of Pittsburg 6 do do
7,000 do 6 do do
41,620 Camden and Amboy- Railroad Company 6 percent
bonds.
14,810 Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Company, 6 por
cent. bonds.
6,000 North Pennsylvania Railroad 6 per cent. bonds.
117 shares Philadelphia Bank.
100 shares North Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
88 shares Delaware Mutual Saving Insuranco Co.
46 shares - Delaware Railroad Company.
10 shares Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
23,1307 certificates of profits sundry Mutual
Insurance Companies :
Estimated present value $lOO,OOO 00
Cash in bank 18,818 90
Bills receivable 61,088 63
Due the Company for unsettled pre
whims, salvages, and other ac
counts
At a meeting of the scripholdore of the Union Mutual
Insurance Company of Philadelphia, hold at their office
January 13, 1862, the following gentlemen were elected
to serve as Directors for three years:
Richard S Smith, Henry Samuel,
James B. Campbell, Charles Wheeler,
Charles Teein, Gilbert H. Newhall,
Ellis Yarnell, Thomas Hallett,
RHO, WITH
8. Destrmet, Edward L. Glatt,
A. E. Boyle, George Lewis,
Francis Tete, David Solomon,
John H. Irwin, H. F. Eobinson '
Newbury A. Smith, Samuel C. Cook,
William C. Kent, . G. W. Bernadou
Henry Lewis, Jr., Wm. S. Baird,
J. P. Steiner, Thomas Carstalrs,
Constitute the Board of Directors.
RICHARD S. SMITH, President.
JOS. COLLISON, Secretary.jals.6t
•
H FIRE INSU
, OF TEM EITATIF OF
fIONNONIVEAL
N../
BANOE 00311 PAN
PENNSYLVANIA.
DIRECTORS.
David Jayne, N. D., Charles H. Rogers,
John EL Whitall, John K. Walker,
Edward 0. Knight, Robert Shoemaker,
Thomas S. Stewart, # William Struthers,
Henry Lewis, Jr., Stephen Coulter.
DAVID JAY E, M. D., President.
JOHN N. WHITALL, Vice Preiddent.
SAMUEL B. MOON, Secretary.
Office, Commonwealth Building, 018 CHEEITHIPX
Street, Philadelphia ael-If if
APPLES ! APPLES !—Choioe Green
inga and others always on hand at the Cheap
Store, No 812 SUING QAEDEI( Street. ielT-tt
FAME INSUR
No. 406 CHESTNUT
FIRE AND INDA
DIRE I
F. N. Mick,
Chas. Richardson,
Henry Lewis, Jr.,
Alex. Wh
Geo. A. Weet,
0. W. Dario.
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FRANCIS N. B I C.K, PreaMerit. •
CHELBLES RICH/pIiDSCH E VIce President.
WILLIAMS 1. BLANCHARD, Secrgary.. jals-tr
rrEtE VOLUNTEER REFRESH—
L FUND. • •
The• undersigned respectfully informs his Irian& and
the public that he will give a
LITERARY AND PIITSIOAL SOIRZR,
AT THE, .
lIANDEL AND HAYDN MUSD) . WE ' LL.
Southeast corner EIGHTH and GREEN Streete r
Oa WEDNESDAY, Jan. .£; 1862,
7pl P. M.
The programme will embrace
Recitations in Poetry and Prom,
Four choice Dialogues,
Selections from the Operas of
The Maid of Oashmere, The Bohemian Girl, Re.,
Ali rendered by Ladies and Gentlemen of this•Oify.
entire proceeds of this entertainment will be contributed
to the
VOLUNTEER REFRESHMENT FUND.
- Tickets may be obtained et No. 253 North TENTH
Street, or at tho Door ca the 'coning of the - Soiree.-
Frice 25 recta.
jalB.str2t*
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF
MUSIC.
On SATURDAY EVENING, Jan. 18, 1862,
ITALIAN OPERA, for one night only, by the cele—
brated artiste of the Academy of Music, New York;
on their way to Washington.
Miss ISABELLA. HINKLEY.
Mad. STRAKOSII, Signor BRIGNOLI.
Signors MANCUSI, RUSIN!, and BABILL
On this occasion will be produced
Rossini's celebrated Comic Opera,
IL BA RBIERE DI SIVIGLIA,
THE BARBER OF SEVILLE,
With tho following earnest
. Miss HINKLEY, in her admirable role of 80141124
Mme. STRAK"OSH has kindly consented to oblige the
management and render more perfect the rast toeing the
role of BERTHA.
B RIGNOLI, Almaviva . ; MANCUSI, Figaro cHUSLY4
Bartolo ; BAHILI, Bastin:,
Director and Conductor ..........Carl Ana-Matz.
Admission to Parquet, Parquet Circle. Balcony, $l.
No extra charge for Reserved Beats.
Family Circle 56 cents ; Gallery 25 cents.
Seats can be secured TO-DAY, at the Box caciv of the,
Academy of Made, the only place where seata will be ob
tained.
Doors open at T. Opera commence at 8, ja2s.4t
6103,991 =
MG . I& ID
MIISIO/J,FUND HALL.
THE CONTINENTAL
OLD FOLKS,
With their
GRAND ORCHESTRA,
Numbering. Twenty-fire Perfoniters. , -
Assisted by
MRS. EIIIBIA S. NICHOLS, • •
MRS. 00E01E-SHEPARD, •
MR. J. T. GULICK, and
• M R.. H.. E. HOELOWAY,
Will give a aeries of their . popular
CONCERTS, commencing ElHNHA'ic . Tam.27oa,
And continue EVERY EVENING thou - sir the week.
Tickets 25 cents I Children 15 ontS,
Doors open at 7. Comm-oncost y,
WALNUT -STREET.
NINTH aaJ WALNUT- Streets._ • -
Bole Lessee M . A.GARRETTION.
THIS (SATURDAY) EVENINV. January IE4,
The performance will commence with
THE IRISH . Ptigt. .
_ .
Terrence O'Grady Mr. 'Barney Weittlanau
To be followed by a Burletkitte, - entitled'
ZRISH A - HUT:ANON AND YANKED rdOirSOTYE
Nancy . .. . ....blreldarney William&
THE idiGIO JOKE..
524294,674' 36
. . .
Prince Doloroao. . . . - ._ . Barney William
To conclude with tint not BBIA:N -
Pinoss-60, 87K, 76, and 26 cents; Prlyste Bois*
185 and Eta.
Doors open at quarter to 7. To ccimmence at 7,V.
• $21,833 83
V 0 N'IrINENTAL THEATRE- ,
WALNUT Street, above Eighth. ' •
GRAND SATURDNY;NIGHT BILEf •
ANOTHER NEW. EQUESTRIAN DICAALAL
SIXTEEN STRING JACK, and
THE' WAR FOR THE UNIONt
Two felt Companies 1 Twenty-live Arabian Horace! 4.
CHEAPEST ENTERTAIN. MEET' TH THE' CITY,
THIS (SATURDAY). EVENING, Jan. 18, GM
• To commence with THE WAR FOR THE UNION
and conclude with SIXTEEN STRING JACK,. • -
Admiration 15 and 25 cents. To commence Ai, prat I.
53,692 56
...$2,320,00515
MRS. JOHN DREW'S '
ADOH-STBEET THEATRE.
Acting and Stage Manager W. S. FEZDIDIFOKIL
Bludneas Agent and Trenanzer.. . JOB. D. 21IISPEW
CROWDED. MOISES.
SIXTH , ki.TODT OF JOHN DREW.
TO-NIGHT, (Sattlidnyo January IS, 1862,
ORY O'MOBEI.
Bory O'ltore
Do Wilakin
Rathleen, with songs.
To conclude with
Poppolino
Frites as mrcaL
Curtain rises at X. after 7 o'clock.
frT Seats secured three days in advance,
rrIEMP-LE OF WO NRER:I3 - -.-
• -L. TENTH and CHESTNUT Street&
- „
In his Now,. Popular, and Arousing. Enterraironordry.
EVERY. EVENING, conuneuoing.at half pia DO , Olaok,
and on 'WEDNESDAY and. 86.113.11 DAY /Lyrae-
NOONB at 3.
.$ll2 201 1
. 6,075 21
Grand. Combination of. Attraction, Thaumattirsicat
Elusions, Psycological Experiments„ Magical. Dam}
torts, Ventriloquial Oddities, Comicslitlee, and B.
Mots, and the Pleashig Exhibition or the Loaraed.Cha..
nary Birds.
Admission 25. Cants ; Children 13 cents,
GERMANIA. ORCHESTRA.
02.111, BENTZ, Conductor.
PUBLIC REHEA.I2B2Ja every SATUBDAN.
o'clock P. M., at the MUSICAL PUND Ht&h.TA.
Package of Eight Tickets, 81.; Siesta licketa. Ilia.
To be bad at Ana1:0'5,11.04 Chestnut street, S , K. Gk.=
Seventh and Chestnut, and althe door of the Hall.
PENNSYLVANIA AOADENir OP
.i. THE FINE ARTS, 10115 011.28 , TN11T 6614 it
open daily, Bundaye excepted, from 9 !L. tEI 6 PAIL
Admission 25 cents. Children under twelve milk
half mice. Interne of Stock. 1 289. lel
_w_AgnaD,,__-ma save.,
.18 'll, XRlDERirtißAPArigraltbs.
MICE% syd
'WANTED, to.pur chase:Lira ,• .
Latter Pills, and othia Mooting room &r.,
tures. Ada-rem D. W. A.,. Wilco et Tye Press. jalT-20i
VrAZITE.II--Stoek it the Fifth anti
Sixth Street Passenger P.ailrowl, at ps.r, or e*...
obsess for city pronest.e. rem Pox 2064, Ma
delpTn. Post Office.
$23,V52 37
. 941409 .3
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WAN T ED—A. second-hand Star
tionorY Stimillgefae, of from 60 to 70.1Borga
Address, stating varticularo, "Box 3.136 Poet
de2l-tt
ikGENTLEMAN AND WIFli
(Houseker.per.) will take to board two Man fa
uijlies or two gentlemen and wives, where all may
have a comfortrade home at a reasonable price ; would
live in any Purl t of the city that might suit the , parties.
Address " Ee.onomy." lilt
910 LTAT—With or without board, to
a Vmgle gentleman, a bed room and sitting room,
or bed rem only, in WALNUT Street, between Tends
and Broad. Address, for further particulars, "X.T.
Z.." Press office, Chestnut Street. de4-IS
Valued at $20.1= 13
TIICKINSON COLLEGE G R AM
MAR SCHOOL—A. F. nituaaa, A. M., Prin.
cipah—Founded In 1778, is one of theloklest and most
thorough Classical Schools in the country. The Scholar..
ships, heretofore limited to the College classes, are acad—
.:me now for the GrammariSchool also. Winter Term
opens THIIRSDAT, 10th Jarman - .
H. M. JOHNSON, President.
jn3-wait
Carlisle, Penns
RM OV AL - THE HODICEO
PATRIC PHARMACY of F. E. RIF:IMMIX.
in CHESTNUT Street, above Fifth, has been Re—
moved to No. 48 North NINTH Street, where will be
found a large stock of pure fresh Medicines •, also, eM
the Latest Works on Homoeopathy and the Journals.
Particular attention paid to furnishing Medicine Cheats
for the Army. jals-13itt
$31,902 11
R A. FAHNgSTOCK & 00. HAVE!
JILJ. REMOVED TO 408 MARKET Street.
oft- mums SAFE DEPOT Riff
MOVED to No. utli SNVENTH Street; ant
WI M &
ranklin Inatitute.
The undersigned, thankful for past favors, and toll.
determined to molt future patronage, has secured ea
elegant and convenient store, and has now on hand •
large boort:relent of Lillie 'e
Celebrated Wrought awl
(allied Iron Fire and Burglar Proof Bees, (the oatg
strictly fire and burglar proof safes made.) Also, Min
Unequalled Bank Vault, Safe, and Bank Locks.
$148,787 45 .
Llllle'a Mink Vault Doors and Locke will be farnithie
to order on abort notice. This ie the strongest, beg new
tested, and cheapest Door and Lock yet offered.
Also, particular attention Is called to LUlie's Ng,
Cabinet Safe, for Plate, Jewelry, &c. Tble Safe to OZICI•
ceded to Bonen In etyle and elegance anything yet et
feral for this pnrpose, and is the only one that le Malty
fire and burglar proof.
8160,349 04
Bream. Norzoa.—l have now on hand say Waft at
rarrel, Honing, & Co.'s dares, moat of them nearly
and come forty of other makers, oomprlalng a comPlela
assortment as to atzes,and all lately exchanged far As
now celebrated Lillie Safe. They will be sold MIME
tow prices. Please call and OXII3IIIIIB.
145-1711 AL .0. SADLER. Ueda.
gtrA BOSTON AND PTHLA
DELPIIIA STEAMSHIP LINE—SAIL
ING FROM EACH PORT ON SATURDAYS—Froat
PINE-STREET WHARF, Philadelphia, and LONG
WHARF, Boston.
The steamship SAXON, 1,160 tons, Captain S. H.
MATTHEWS.
The sieiniehip KENSINGTON, 1,053 tons, Captain 0..
BAKKE.
. . .
These steamships form a regular line, sailing from mirk
port punctually on SATURDAYS.
The steamer KENSINGTON,.Bakor, will sail frotgkr,
Philadelphia on MOEDA% Evening, January D), at?
o'clock.
Freight taken at fair rates.
$226,70 68
Iremrance one. half that by sail vozecia.
For Freight or Passage ((having fine accommodations)
apply to EfEHEY WINSOR .t CO.
. .
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best American. English and AntericartsSupporters so&
Belts, Shoulder Braces, Suspensories, Syringes its reed
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