ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS,
ur TO 12 O'CLOOX LAST NIGHT.
CrsztOireirral Hotel—r
Is ,r-tow, Boston
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11.)1 1 ) 101111 I)) , rude, Peons.
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suni heeling.
11 Simp Wheeling
T Norton
I,iilie, N Y
J Puutitt
I; Troy j
11,)—»11 Ilsleeli„ New
I'in Natoli & wf, Ness
Brand. New Yur
Liu Ire, Boston
i•iteililasd New
Lemuel Sliusvell , , Mitt
1, Woodhull, Nes
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V Culver, l' tin
F Brooke, OlerelaM
S Value, Bristol
'IV Mr Lanni]. Cititillbel
1 iiiirboluri s) rncuae
Wltetior, Syriumse ,
E,3lYlieeler , 0111ong0
II II popes,
sir Seireli, New Voir
1011 g,
}'sl Cook. Baltimore
1411)01(1s, New Ye%
.1 II Dorris, tlnlucy
A) M (lithey
1;P 11010011), Delivw
S iiitornsey, icelv y
, ("olii NV Il ltussoll, 111
kres q wt; Now Yu
Ii McKee
Girard House
U IlorsheY
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U Briggs, Sun nton
: ANTI RUgerS, New
:los SlePhens, Bartrot
Ea Stephens, Havant.
C E J oil nsen,BeNtou
Miss Juhliholl, 131151.01
1.1 S Martin & In, Appi
C Dlusinore, New ,le
I at smurt+, New
jos Linusey. New Y
fsrnel Leavrlng & In,
()11.berthorp, Yu
1, DI Brown. Larnyett
II Mneross, Olncinnn
T Clneinnntl,
John Taylor & In, N
Miss Trwkw, Now Y,
Harry Ward, 1 [aryls.
W Kingsbury, ll'
cnlan Freuelt,'Nuw Jl
Ed in undo. Keene,
John 'l' Din no, I)
W Miller, SIIIITIntI
IV C Thomas, Ralttin
II Wolf, Utica, NT
pi Robb I us, ni
I , Edwards SE In, £ot
Mks Edwnrds, Now
Mr , Cara Speucon, Mil
&Int 'l' Hoover, Hell
W Fhb ttentuuk, Bta
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I, Barnet, Milton
W Ii Fry - mire. illilton
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111' Gravilortl, Look
Go , II Fletcher, IT S
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OAS llollen,teln, hlli
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Gen A lininsey, Ohio
W A Frltelitiy, Marvin.
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it ILert 0 Melgo, Scrawl
EG Suvd.un. Now 'ler
likes street, ab. Third.
lytt Ili Hanlon, Bridoaburg
M J Thomas & lady, Bead's:.
John Thomas, .Tr, Reading
Tim° Wniton, Prankford
Isaac Will lams, Fiial,: ford
emu John Cook, US A
I , ‘ Rolling, Baltimore
I , .1 Joues, Wilmington, Doi
Win Belsterling, Delftware
Jae Nicholson. N Jersey
John Cinineril, Del
0 II Ramsey. 'Paterson,
ti Ml.Dottgal, Canova, N
(too Desilvor, Brooklyn
34. I F Haas, Tuscarora
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U S Nash la. NrAv
8 Barr. Xew York
a sh street, above Third.
rk 9teplion Kroh, 3•lnnd
Sit Lai R Fisher '3: wr, Fa
• A B Wingert!, recamttle
0 Tilos 0 Apple, Broom:mil°
PalW 1, Difroutlerffer,Latic
M Connor, Cumberland co
Mrs Novo
, Pa Trtny S Kokort, llantwor, Pa
Thom Faris, New York
,3 M Ralelgan, Brooklyn
F Smith, Now York
The. Tart,. New rook
Frank lierti6, Votise.
Il W llorpor. ltattvt lit
.Hey' 11 S Peluwi.l;, Pri u
it Leominl. lla-.1. 0
John II Eplinit
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V B SteVilirt, Easton
N I; Cniry, Pen uaylvni in
Nichilihuu, 211: boa
11,2r . 14 _
'e street, above Third.
• Jos Mertz, Catawissa, Pa
D E Klo pp, Blair, Pa 3
.r C Games, Ashland
D lI Reiter, Stoymnint
Peter Ewalt, Stoystown
A It Kremer. Mechanicsb' g
F Cl Mvors, Mechanicsburg
Peter iloffor, Centre co, Pa
Poi I ilinekel, Pennsylvania
a P Stambaugh, Cumberland
"a Rev E l ieiuer , Baltimore
O S firtltlth, Baltimore
AV T youte, Pottsville
II C Youte, Norristown
W Ault, Lebanon co, Pa
.r W Coon, Waynesboro
. Helbish, Freeburg
Pu IV Moot& Freeburg
M McFarland Hartford, Ct
Pa (too Floto , Chicago, ILL
P S I Huai us, Reading
A. Atkinson, Leport
'a F A Edmonds Berlin, Pa
A D Koplin, Pennsylvania
IV - el;;, Mifflinburg
:1: Millet, Pottiotyl 1
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1:.•V II (loodrlch,lllown it,'
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John Fureninn, Puttsttm
W
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X llnlev, Manchester
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.1.401 Hunnver k mun.
Wheeler, Sege Lund n
Prince, Buidun
—Sixth at.. nb. Chestnut.
1V R Ralph. &mak
C lIR Burk, Va
Wm Spear.s,
Theo Bardsale,iVa
Mrs F Fitzpatrick. J
H. (.1 Lambert, Bucks eta, Pa
T Sluclafr, Pittaburg
Louis S I mbrle, Pittsburg
States
1111ockry, 41trillo
n 1: I reLsloy, Doylestow
• It ICempton,..Nowville .
H Van need, Vending
It Im.
tit avail Market street/.
lur Williams, Allentown
C N York.
J Bossier, Mattiusburg
A S Morrow' Hollidaysburg
i A Alstead, Beaufort
'8 A Smith, Penua,
Robert Crawford
W Soley, Baltimore
John Bradley, Loretta
N E Onus, Blairsville, Pa
Deckers, I'lft:4l/uric
McCloskey, Pittsburg
Mr,. Neck inits
11 It Co rthrell Cliesto
Wit4.l,
Black Bear—Third i
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Tao Andres, llionig co, 1. I
les , Schuman. heading
A B Woodruff, MiMirth ln
FllVon I torn, DI Chunk
lw Morrison, Hindi n on
Choi , Catknan, Jenkhan vir
A(, Stilton, New Hann tul INI
eiea Neagley, Mil lerNlin r I
timid Spite, 3fillormlarl:
lint e l Hecker, Mil lersb, r:
;leery (lonaer, Mil lereln r:
~•reinl Bnok, 31111en.lmon
it..r it ti Boaler,lllllo..ln t•
74.. i. E Keifer, Nailer:dm r r
§treet, above Callowhlll.
• Philip Moyer, Millersburg
John Witlert, Millersburg
21 Shama Scholz, Millersburg
J S Shade, Lamartine
n Daniel Bastaph, Alum Rock
a John Slydor. Gettysburg,ra
a .1 F Lower, Gettysburg, Pa
C D We%dy, Fay elle villo,Pa
.1 S Wertz. Chamberehurg
'd Henry S Miller, Chambersb
.g \V Bossert, Chambersburg
Joshua Crawford, Maryland
• g Jai cob Shriner, Maryland
. F Draber, Baltimore
Mirky Shenf—S cc
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I.lieoniore, Loth Ins .
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J Palmer, pIorY IIII, I I
J 3 Lovett, Penty.ylvaollt
Bucks e.•
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Wayne 0.,
H 1 . 11.111)11,
111 Pow min, Lonrooter,
Vorker,Lmnberv'e,
&•••11bIovrit.,Lumberv'e.
I nul street, below Vine.
' .1 S Be Conrhey, Immliv'e, Pa
1.1 Wm C Cook, New Hope
1 Wm Docker, Wyoming, Pa
.1 B Stemple, Mooreetowu
Saw Lever, Pennsylvania•
I'J \V It Johnson, Pen usylva .
J Remmy, N l' It It
Sand Kitchen, EsLeton
\V A File,rennsylvaldn
I'a 11 Goias, PenasylVitliiii
Pil 111 Randall, Pennvlvaela
l'ss P Dyer, Doyleetown.
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3 thalseit Mouse-S eased St.. above Market.
.1V Stiles. Kiwork, N J John Cir ldeLamtlti in, US A
e Liudsloy, Newark, Josiah Hart, Doylestown
A Lewis Pennsylvania Semi Weisel, Bticke CO, Pa
+'.l'r r N L Walker, - I lailiton, Pa
L•vis, Pennsylvania John Rican's, Delaware
I n . .. Sutton, Now York .lux Abler & In, Ohio
11 Tiffany, Broaly Mee H Robertson, Salem, NJ
Roberts& son, N J 'Richard B Topham, do
F s Johnson, Del" w are I
Blount Vernon—Se
A Wier
i t Long, New York
II Duo liner, Ito 111 moro
Ar Word, Now Jen" y
II Itrown,'MoTyliind
.1 Thompson, Springfield
johilisoo , Mu ssitob one
3i Smith, 13oston
and street, above Arch
\V Wallace, Baltimore
.1! Doane; New York
T C BaieA, New York
eats Weaver, liagorstuwa
- Lima !tuition, Hogorotown
.. ij Holum, Baltimore
IF Todd, Cliestor, l'a •
I .
Enid Eagle—Thin
WllNiat, Mt 13.titelrl.
Ilvvord !Nat'l, Hacks c
:101 Itilebmon, Wamsoubli
Itobt prowl), lictltl'Aett
441 1S1141kttnlin, Ltsne
JacAllobert, Ada/11/1 eo,
Jacob Raffonspertor, l'cu
'HAW \Vetiver, Nor tisiuTien
rt., above Callowhill.
W Snyder, Northampton co
• John Fraukon field, Parma
AnttLerch,Northampton co
W Kunstman, North a co
Goo 31nyor, Northampton co
, /, t Au to s Riegel, Mauch Chunk
a Daniel Gres:4o , o.f Chunk
I S
Lolnaming, rittsburg
BOARD OF TRAD
PHILADELPHIA
CAOROE L. BUZBY,
2G . BIDDLE,_,_ Co
Jso, E. ADDLCKS,
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ship Westmorohtnil. Deca
;s4lk Ainerientr,, Chrbitirth
3riir Frederick Dottse„Fpr
Intended, Miller
K•%nrutdn Mhti.
It Liverpool, soon
Port an Prince, soon
!less T ondon, soon
. Havana, soon
11a Barbadoes, soon
MARINE;IN
EILIJGENCE.
Poitir OP PHILAD
[LPHIA., Jan. 19,168&
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I rum New York.
m New York.
Im. from New York.
n Fortress Monroe.
um Fortress Monroe.
Irmo Fortress Monroe
um Nowbern,'
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Mir I P Nice, Endicott.
sll,r Excelstor,ltliPV, ft.
* 4( 'ltt H H Haacont,
Iteht Effort, Doughty. Ctrs
S.t!ir Eliza and
.torJ C Runyon, mot hi,
Stla 3 11unet.ota, find r
AHED.
'r, Boston, II Winsor.
I'at Royal, W P Clyde.
Liverpool, Thos Richardson
CL
JIII) Norman Bak
14. 4 /' ll i Emilio. /land.
Achilles,
lle*, Gallagher
iliterk Alice Minott,
rg bune,4 Hume, (lb ) '
N Orleans, Workman& Co.
refroy, Livorpool, kl A ]loader
Martha. Cana, Live
Lgris oo Harris, (Br)
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4 t o li r c Runyon, Ati,ll)l
Flit n B Bascom, Willis
Sell,. Neptune, Burdue, N
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Eliza & Rebecca Pr'
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Charm Li&Starr, BAlti
Sty R Willing, Chtypoole
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telly, Hampton Roads, Navy
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Now York, D Cooper.
w York, J It White.
New York, Noble, Caldwell
ma New York., do
lw York, C A Heckseher & Co.
rwbern, Tyler, Stone& Co.
re, Fortress Monroe, do
Fortrus Monroe, do
I [rem Monroe, !tauter, NOrton.
?nrtress Monroe, do
Now London, It lI Powell.
nore, Wannemneber & Max
, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
110:12M1111!
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LEWES. Del, Jan 16. P M.
water steamer J S - Bowman,
:nerd, schr Louisa. and twelve
'lnd fresh from SW.
AARON MARSHALL.
the. Breakwater for Philadel
. M.
t r. l i l tre ti M
are at s Dr.a
rira, brig lid Is
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at New YOricietit
lin, cleared at New Yoiit leitik
,
'slyester, hence, arrived at N
, 631011
,„,.r •l allolentio uri or Philadelphia. •
I,,Ztlp Parliament, MuCK''
p. Shanithae,
c,r:!lit Hans nu orcgarv,
44 . rci Inst.
lath and Chestnut.
Win SI Downs, Chicago
Mrs P H Smith, Connecticut
Jas A Smith & W. Coon
ll L Fay & fa, Boston
Thos P Rowe, New York
S T Brown & wf, N.sierser.
Mra N Carpenter. N York
J A Boole, New Jork
fun T Henry, Now York
Simon Moyers, New York
tiii C Gross, New York
Jos .1 Lewis, West Chester
Col West, Cape Mar
Mrs 'Curdle)
Dr Stainer, US
ASCorner,I , SA
a A Mention, New York
It C James, Baltimore
C F Sheenor, Tamagna
I> a Stilwell, Now lurk
Forbes Parker .
11 Tibblte, New York
Dewey Crocker, New York.
Col Donaldson, U S
SR Hodges, U 8 A
J C Cook
T \V Lloyd, Trenton, N S
R T Lincoln Wash'n, D C
.1 0 Smith, Now York
.1 A Dillon, St LOlllB
11 ['wily, Baton
31 Freelsgold
nos Yonder
CooPilwille &Indy, Boston
1 C Wheeler & wf, Daltim'e
B Mingle, Now York
C Branton, Jr i Pa
E P Worrell, West Chester
T Hatton, New York
A W tiny, New York •
Coo La th rom-Conn
AMPonte&wllo,'Nl
W It Loo and son. Bristol
M C Mercer, Towanda, Pat
J Langdon, Elmira
A Tompkins, Pittsburg
C Bvnns, Wash, D ii
W L Horton, U 8 A
M'i•rippel, Baltimore
D.Smith, Troy, N Y
M tool:son, Providence
. 1 a Ea 4, St Lonitt
W.. 1 Omta, New York
Ci A Bowyer, Lexington -
C 1 Cnullnutgll: Corinth, Ills!
W BWllllllllls Boston
B Crelioro, Franklin
T M Chaffart & ISt, France
II W Grinnell, Mononpileilt
HlBreneman Cincinnati
Struthers, Fauna
.:tnnts below Ninth.
E 1 i Rauch, M Chnnk
Col 11 B Titus,N Hampshire
Sarni A Walsh, New. York
E Hartzell, Franklin co, Pa
Chas Swift, New York
E Herring, New York
tli'l W Hickman, Del
J 13 Lippincott, Baltimore
0 Fenwick Stone, Baltimore
W M Babbitt, New Jersey
11 1? Connell, Now York
0 1: Saunders, Prot, R
N Criddiend
John Suilth
John Crosby & wf, N York
John Wend
S C Davis, St Louis
ii icrauser, St Louis
In S Gregg, Baltimore
S Archbold, Chester
H Price
Mr Thompson, New York
Mrs Thompson, Now York
Miss Thompson, Now York
Bola MeKln sic, Baltimore'
W C Ford, New York
C, 11 Tyson, Pottsville
War Kendrick, Pottsville
Jos llHrrisoll
W P Wil itF, I'a
1 C Hutchins
Ii h Shopperit, Pottsville
IS Robbins, Pa
street, below Arch.
1) Il Rdssel I, Waynesboro
,T Waver, Waynesboro
P Kerr, Pittsburg
.1 Solomon, Hazleton
Geo Ehrhart, Lancniter
P Getty, Allegheny.
1 K (7retz, 13loomsbarg.
J Comfort, Maryland
1) W Robbins, Bloomsburg
Thos C Porter, Lancaster
Thos Johnsen & wf, N
131' EtAhlemall ,
J A Longealio, Money
Jno Slocum, New Orleans
P H Moronoy, S A
J Clark, Alexandria, Va
W ilinsterton Johnstown
D J Morrell, ' Johnstown
.1 Hamall, St Louis
MPS Harrison, Washington
H (Intern-Lan
street. above Fifth.
Jamos M Ben it nett, N York
N B Galan, N York
floorgc Brockway
W W Yalta, S A
Win Maine, Baltimore
M Sigmund, Lehigh co
C M Mihaly
C .1 Brown, Maryland
C W Perkins, Maryland
M Taylor, Maryland
I) B Smith, Coon
'll T Bronson, Indianapolis
T C Smith
Brigs Amelia Vincent, hence for New Bedford, and
Whitney.W
Lydia Stover, hence for Boston, at Newport
16th inst.
Brig Ada McCloud, Davis, at New Orleans 34l last, re-
Parted from Philadelphia..
Schr Ellen, Stevens, hence fur Boston, at liewPOrt kith
instant.
Schr Smith Tuttle, Rich, hence, arrived at Boston 16th
lust.
RY TELEO APIT.
Nrnv Yottn, Jan 38—Arrived, brig Harvest Qneen, - frotn
Matamoros,- schr Lath Rich, from Galveston; schrjOka
lona from New Means.,
SPECIAL NOTICES.
RABB TIMES ARE UPON Us I I—ECONOMY )
therefore, should be practised by everybody, in all
things. One Dollar expended woe in purchasing a bottle
of JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT by those troubled with a
slight cough or Hoursenetis, or a Sore Throat, may save
the expense of a doctor's bill. A neglected cough often
ends in Consumption. A slight inflammation of the
lining of the wind tubes, the usual symptoms of Which
area sore throat and a pain in the breaSt, will soon lead,
through went of attention, to Bronchitis. A day's delity
may entail mouths of suffering. Let 'the afflicted try 'at
once JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT. It is a standard re
mestY, and its curative powers have been tested by thou
sands of persons who have been restored to health by its
use. Prepared and sold at No. 242 CHESTNUT Street.
jalP.2t
HASIIEF,SH CANDY CURES NERVOUSNESS,
Weakness, depression of spirits, a e., an agreeable sab
stituto for Liquors or Opiates. It has marvelons proper
ties as a medicinal agent, Books sent free. Dr. CLIN
TON KUYPERS, 144 South SIXTH Street, Philadel
phia. jal.72t.
S-T-1860-X.
DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS.
They purify, strengthen, and invigorate.
They create a healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change of water and diet.
They overcome effects of dissipation and late hours.
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind.
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath and acidity of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia aid Constipation. •
They cure Diarrhceha., Cholera, and Cholera liforhus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They are the best BITTERS in the world. They mats
the weak man strong, and are exhausted nature's great
restorer. They are made of pure St. Croix Nom, the cele.
Prated Calisaya Bark, roots and herbs., and are taken with
the pleasure of a beverage, without regard to age,or time
of day. Particularly recommended to delicate person,
requiring a gentle stimulant. Sold by all Grocers, Drug.
gists, Hotels, and Saloons. P. H. DRAKE & CO., 205 t
BROADWAY, New York. se24-6m
ONE-PRICE CLOTHING, OF THE LATEST
3TTLEB, made in the Best Manner, expressly for RETAIL
SALES. LOWEST Selling Prices marked in Plain Fl.
germ. All Goods made to Order warranted satisFactory.
Our ONE-PATCE SYSTEM is strictly adhered to. All are
thereby treated alike.
delS-ly JONES St CO., 604 MARKET Street
BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE 1
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR'S celebrated Hair Dys
Produces a color not to be distinguished from nature;
Warranted not to injure the hair in the least ; remedies
the ill effects of bad., dyes, and invigorates the Hair for
life. GRAY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns s
splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair soft and
bountiful, Sold by all Druggists, Sm.
/1161- The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCHB.
GDR, on the four sides of each 60. v.
FACTORY, No. 81 BARCLAY Street,
(Late 233 Broadway and IS Bond street,)
New Yee:
MTV, 9
M.c3RRZEr3_
HUTCIIIN4—GREEN.—On the Vith in t., at Grace
Church, by the Rev. Wm: Suddards, D. , daugh
ter of Dr. J. Greco. of \\rub ington, D. C., to Liontenttut
B. T. 'Hutchins, 6th U. S. Cavalry.
ROWE—LIVINGSTON.—fiI New York, January
by the Rov. John Cotton Smith, Thomas Pictou Rnt e,
.of Brooklyn, to Kate lit eelnau, only daughter of Mu.
Robert D. Liyingston, of New York. - *
DIETS.
WENDEROTTL—On the ISth inst., Mary Dorothea,
daughter of P. Augustus and Matilda Wenderoth, aged
S ware and 24 days.
'WHIGIIT.—On Saturday morning, the 17th inst., Mrs.
Georgiatia M., Wife of Henry Wright
The relatives and friends of the :famtly are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral ou Tuesday, the 20th
inst., at? o'clock P. M. from the residence of Mr. George
Downing, No. 2613 South Fourth street. ■
.11F.A.2.011.—0n the Tth just., at White Halt, Montour
county, Pa., Dr. .T. M. Realer, formerly of this city, in
OW 45th year of his age.. *.
NOBTON.—On the 15th inst ./ George Norton, in the 53d
year of his age.
Ills relatives, male friends, and the members of the
Bar, are respectfully invited to Wilma the funeral, from
his late residence, N 0.627 Catharine street, this(Monday)
morning, the 10th inst., at 0 o'clock.
Funeral service at Trinity Church, Catharine st.
COLLINS.—On the evening of the 15th last., Isaac Col
lins, in the 76th year of his age.
His relatives and friends are invited to attend his fune
ral, without further notice,lrom his late residence, West
Penn Square and Filbert street, to-day (Seconttday),loth
inst., at 10 o'clock A. M.
New York papers please copy. •
Weekly Report of Interments.
• HEALTH OFFICE. .Titn. 17. ISat
•
Deaths awl intermevts in the City of i'hitode/Pitia
from the 10th to the lithqfJanuary,l.so.
CECEMMI
/disco' ,
A nem
Abortion.
Apoplexy
Sitcom and Scalds
Ca liter
Utornit.
Croup
Congestion of Brain.
Lungs...
Cirrhosis ofLiver...
Caeh OXiJI
Carbuncle
Consumption, Lungs
Contusion of Brain.
Convulsions. ....
Cynnos6.
Dlptheria
Diarrhout
Dropsy
Abdoutival.
" Drain
. Chest......
" Heart
Disease Drain
" Heart
" Spine
Liver
Stein St Bow
Dysentery
Debility
Effusion on Lungs...
Epilepsy
Fracture of Thigh ...
Fever, Puerperal ...
" Remittent....
. OF TITS
ABOVE
GS
21
24
Under 1 year-- •
From 1 to 2....
2 to 5....
8• 1 to 10...
" 10 to 183....
• 15 to 20....
" to
• 30 to 40....
WARD
20 Muth....
WARD:3
First
Second .....
Third .
Fourth
Fifth
Sixth
Seventh....
'Ninth% .....
1 ... .. -—.. _
ii Eleventh sliwentieth..
12 Twelft h. 7 Twenty-first...
11 Thirteenth 4 Twenty-second
0 Fourteenth 12 Twcuty-third..
sFineenth 9 Twenty-(earth.
SS Sixteenth. 7 Twenty-Pdth
1U Seventeenth 14 Unknown.
121Eighteeuth 101
Total.
Deduct deaths from the country
Net deaths in the city 287
Nativity—United States, 211; Foreign, 61; Unknown,
'4.
From the Almshouse, 16; People of Color, 10 ; from the
country, 0.
The »umber of deaths, compared with the correspond
ing week of 1562. and of last week. was as follows:
Week ending January 18th, 1662, was 263.
Week ending January 10th, ]BG3. was 238.
Males, 1,0; reIIIIIICS. 117 ; Boys, S 1 31
Deaths and interments of soldiers in the city, 31-
By order of the Board of Health.
WILLIAM READ; Health Officer,
BLACK AND WRITE BAIM.ORAL
SKIRTINGS.—BIack and purple Balmoral Skirts.
Gray and Black Balmoral Skirts.
Muslin and Revere Bows.
Lace Sleeves trimmed purple or black.
Crape Tr I nimings.
English Crapes and Veils.
Bound Grenadine and Crape Veils.
Black all-wool Ottoman Poplins, 87i cents.
Black and English Reps, 23 to cents.
Just received by BESSON & SON,
Jan MOURNING STORE, 918 CHESTNUT Street.
"PYRE & LANDELL, FOURTH AND
-a—i ARGIL have a fine assortment of
• Good GICIIOCY Black Silks.
jab . Widows' Silks without gloss.
PYRE & LANDELL, FOII4TIT. AND
k , eg: r i t. d flBe oo st a o s c . k of • •
je.lo But Mtalug, ?Annus, and Plannelt •• . .
EYRE."& LANDELL, FOURTH AND
ARCH. always keep a fall Hue of • •
Mourning Shawls. .
jai° • Fashionable Shawls. • . • •
GERMAN INTRODUCTORY LEO
TblUi, to Ladi p ot and Gentlemen, 108 North
''WITH Street, at. W welch* THIS EVENINU. Admit
tance (roe. Clis3 C. C. SCHAEFFER.
E. FOURTEENTH. ANNUAL
C 11l met:tient or the Macular Erctectic. Medical
will occur at •CONCEUT HALL, on WEDNES
DAY. January 21, at o'clock P. Valedictory address
by Protiwor E. G. DALTON, A. 31., M. D. Mimic bl.r
lleck'A Baud. The public are invited. W. PArni .
M. D.; Dean of the Faculty, 031 ARCH Street. jal9-20
THE ANNUAL MEETING Or THE
Corporators of THE CONTINENTAL HOTEL,
LO3IPNY will be held on MONDAY, January
at 12 .'clock M., at the Hotel.
us Wit J. SERGEANT PRICE, Secretary.
re - f• ON MOTION OF "WH... HENRY
E.C.?:•3IAWLE. E4q., OPA)ROE S. WARD was admitted
to wattles as au Attorne3tia the District Court and Court
or common Plum for the city and conuty of Philadasl
hia.
THE FOURTH LECTURE OF THE
COllrse, in aid of the ''Clutren .of St. .11attlt1as."
utli he delivered at CONCERT HALL, on TUESDAY
EVF.NINO, 20th inzLi., by the ltor. .701 IN COTTON
tiytl9ll t of New York . Subject—'The Monument 4 of
Fula Tlclots, 25 cents each. For sale at C. it. Burns',
fin Chestnut ' , tract ; Episcopal Book Store, 1224 Chestnut
I reef, and at tt,o hull. jal9-24
IOTIOEAN ADJOURNED MEET- .
1f;33 .
" ' l l it t thit tockhoworri of tho Masonic Hall, Moan
punk, will be held on WEDNESDAY EVENINO, Janus ry
21st, ISgi, for tho election of won Trustees.
Polls open 01/E hour, front 7 to SP. M.
Ferrous voting by proxy will be required to produce
ptoyerly netbentleated vouchers for their authority.
Jal94e. THOMAS FERGUSON, Secretary.
: , «P THE A NNIVERSARY or THE
..uz. 102 SCHOOL .IND CHILDREN'S HOME" .
will be Mid - at the CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY,
corner of Fifteenth and Cheltunt streets, oil TUESDAY'
EVENIEfi. January 20.1, at VS o'clock. Addresses hy
the Deo, 11111,11 1 BROOKS, Rev. DANIEL MARCH,
Rev. Y. lIENSON, and others. ul7-ilt•
•"7" - "„,e-L. CALEB COPE, TREASURER OF
THE UNI rED :OATHS S.l.Nirtnlfl7 COMMAS
nst SN, Northeast corner or MINOR and SINT!! Streets,
ark howiedg,es the receipt of the following contributions
pinre the last report:
K W. Clark & Co. (additional) 9100 OD
Fret,' a late weolciatlon, per J.C..11 214 Al
Tierodore )leVi rir 0 . . • 5 Al
Monk of Oto Northern Liberties ' ' 103 00
Pekin 'Mills ' 100 00
Alexander Whllidin & Sons, (additional) 23 00
(ash h 10 WOO
lie . 'ir York and liattlintire Transportation Line.... 100 00
lisitiniore and l'hiladelphin Steamboat CO 'lOO CO
o'. V. 13 - OO
litundulph .1‘ Jenks . Itkl 00
J. }littler Wright 100 0)
T. Y. lie udolph 30 oa
ltobert .1. Mercer 00 00
l'revlottAly reported
Total . s49lBl 23
TUN SANITARY: CO3IMISSION, No. 27 South SIXTH
!greet, elee , eekeowledgem the receipt. of the follewlng
detottionAln jtorpilitl topplies . aince the test ropers
. ..„
PottsvillP Ladies' Aid. I package, AMMON S
.Low.r dterion and Radnor Ladies,' Aid, picklo4 and
dried fruit;
dirs. Joseph Sill, cukhlons and pads.
Miss 14 la Manderson, stockings.
•
.A.l.ady. stockings.
Mr'.H. Xing. stockings. .
Tao & CO.. G half bariels sugar. Ik•
AT A MEETING OF TEE CONTEI...
BUTORS to the HOSPETAL OF THE PRO-
TiteTART EPISCOPAL.CHORCH in Phihulelphia, held
TUESDAY, January Gth'lflßL, the following-named gen•
Heinen Were dulrele,cted members of the Board of Mann
germ to nerve for the coveting three yearn, viz :
Rev. M. A. DeWOLFE HOWE, D: D.
Rev. RICHARD.NEWTON;..D D.
Right Hey. WILLIAM:BACON STEVENS, D. D.
JOAN BOHLEN. • '
WILSON C. SWANN DI. D. -,
.CLAYTON T.. PLATT. ' •
EDWARD HAR'IBHORNE, M. D. -•
JOHN WELSH. . - .
Aut•Al. EPHRAIM CLARK, Jr., Chairman.
JNO. A. CHILDS, Secretary.
Fever, Scarlet
Typhus
Typhoid
Gangrene
Hemorrhage
Flopping Cough
Inflammation Brain..
" Bronchi..
" Chest.....
Heart....
Larynx..
Liver
"
Stem & B.
Uterus
Inanition
Icterul
•
Jaundice
Mania-a-Polo.
Malformation:.
Marasnuts
Measles
Old Age
Palsy
Elicifmatisiu ...
Scrofula
SaraTitront
Softening of Bruin...
.....
Still-born
Teething
Unknown
Wounds—Ci an Shot.-
Total.
HERE WERE—
From 40 to 60
50 to 60
60 to 70
" 70 to SO.
SO CO 90
" 60 to 100
I WARD'.
11 Nineteenth.
$l,llO 70
48,00 i 55
ir..Zt.=k TWELFTH DISTRICT STATION
flit HOUSE, January 16, 1863.—at a meeting of the
()Ricers ef the Twelfth Police District, held January 16,
-1E63, the
.following preamble and resolutions were
adopted:
Whereos,.it has pleased Almighty God, in his divine
providence, to remove from among us one of our as m
mates, Mr. SAMUEL D. ALLEN, an officer who, by his
strict integrity and uprightness through a long owlet!.
Hon with the force, merited the approval of all those
who had intercourse with him officially, and bY his Man
ly traits and kind feelings entwined himself in our fandeet
affection: therefore,
Resolved, That in MS death we have lost a true friend
and worthy eompanium . one who has entwined himself
around our hearts by his many acts of kindness and his
long connection with us.
And he it further . .
Resolved; That we sincerely sympathize with his fami
ly in the loss of one to whom they had reason to be very.
tenderly attached, on account of his kindness and atten
tion as a husband and father, and wh tby his many Vir
tues had endeared himself to ail who knew him. ,
Resolved, That -a copy of theabove resolutions be
transmitted to the family of the deceased; and be publish
ed in the public Ledger and Toe Treoo.. '
CHARLES P. COWARD, Chairman of Committee.
DAVID B. THOMAS -
CHARLES R C OEI4. LL,
GEORGE JACKSON, Committee.
It* WILLIAM H. AXE.
M.. AT A SPEC JAL MEETING OP!
TUE BOARD OE. MANAGERS OF THE, HOUSE
OE HERM 5, held January 17, 1563, the following' Pre
amble and Resolutions were unanimously adopted: -
Whereas, It ha th pleased the Almighty Disposer of all
things to remove from his earthly labors ISAAC COL
LINS; and Whereas, the members of this Board desire to'
testify the high regard and respect they entertained for
their departed friend Therefore,'
Re.coired, That in the death of Isaac Collins the House ,
of Refuge has lost one of its most devoted friends, who.
for upwards of thirty-and , four years,. constantly and
successfully endeavored, with unceasing energy and
unabated zeal, to promote its interests; the Managers an
tysociate endeared to them by his great worth, and so
ciety' a disinterested and distinguished philanthropist,
whose virtues will long be remembered, and whose
memory: cherished. , ,' • '
Resolred, That as a Mark of respect for their departed
fa lend, the members of this Board will attend his funeral.
Re,s'olred, That B. B. Browne,'Esq., be requested to
.prepare a memorial commemorative of the 'virtues and
services of the deceased. ' :
Resolred, That a committee of seven be appointed to
convey to the family of Mr. Collins the sincere sympathy
of this Board for the loss they have sustained. -
Resolved, That the Chapel Committee be instructed to
have a funeral sermon preached in the Chapel of each of
the Houses of Refuge. z.
The following gentlermn were appointed:
Messrs. Ea rp, Barclay, Fullerton, Fobes, Shippen;
Perot, and Browne. ; -
Extract from the minutes.
THOMAS EARP, Chairman.
N. B. BROW NE, Secretary. ;It
ILII.Va -- • HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL, 1116
EUTHBF,ET Street.—This institution is now open
for the reception of sick and wounded Soldiers, who will
be received and provided for in the most comfortable
manner, use of charge. B. F. GLENN,
noTirtf Secretary of Board of Managers.
OFFICE PHILADELPHIA AND
TRENTON RAILROAD .COMPANY.—PRILA
-1MM111:1, January 10, MK_
• The Board of Directors hove this day declared a serai
annual dividend of FIVE PER cwArr. from the : , profits
of the Company for six mouths, payable to the Stock
holders on and after the 21st instant, clear Of all taxes.
ittl7-41t24 MORRELL;.Secretary,
/Z - 3 , 11 L , MERCHANTS' FUND.—THE AN
md Meeting of the MERCHANTS' FUND SO
CIETY., w.ll lie hold on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, the
20th inst.., at 4 o ,
elock. at their Room, northwest corner
EETENTH cud SA NSOM Streets.
The Annual Report will be submitted, and an' election
held ferollicers.. TI3OS. BRADY,
3a14-8t Secretary.
1/Z.OFFICE OF THE SURGEON-AR.
T 1 •T TO TILE ARMY AND .NAVY, P.IJILADah-
PPIA, October 24. 1.562.
Wounded 'Soldiers and Sailors desirous of availing'
themselves of the Isiatloual Appropriation for supplying
Artificial Limbs, should apply ipunodiately at the office
of the Surgeon-Artist to the Government, No, 1609
GBESTBUT dlieet. B. FRANK PALMER,
ine-firn Government. Surgeon-Artist.
UNION CANAL COMPANY, PRIG IV
DELPII .Tanu ry 14,1861.—The Annual ?dott
ing of the Union Canal ,Company or Pennsylvania will
be bt-ld et No 298 WALNUT Street, on TUESDAY,
February 3d, 1363, at 11 o'clock A. M.
jil.bl;tfe3 0. THO , IfPSOFT, SecretarY•
OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA, January 12,
18433.
NOTICE TO StOCIUTOLDERS.- . -The Annaal Meeting
of the Stockholder; of this Company wilt be held on
MONDAY, the second day of February4So3,- at 10 o'clock
A. M„ at the SANSOM-STREET HALL,:
The Annual Election for Directors will he held on
MONDAY, the second day of March, ISO 3, at the Mee of
the Company, No. g,38 South THIRD Street. ,
jrirrtfe2 . EDMUND SMI PH, Secretary.:
IMP OFFICE OF THE LOCUST MOUN
TAIN' COMA AND IRON COMPANY.—PittLA
DELPITIA. January 16, 1663.
At a meeting' of the Board of Directors held this day. a
dividend of ONE DOLL AR AND FIFTY CENTS ($1.50)
per share of the Capital Stock of the Company was de
clared, payable to the Stock holders, or their legal repre
sentatives, on and alley the 27th tut.
jal7-d t 27 JOSEPH' C. COPPUCK, Treasurer.
OFFICE OF THE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NORTH AMERICA, PHILADBL
PHIA, .Tanuary 12,1563..
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day declared
a Semi-annual Dividend of SIX PER CENT. ; also, an
Extra Dividend of SIX PER CENT., (both exclusive of
.all taxes,) out of the profits of the Company for the past
six months, payable to the Stockholders, or their legal
representatives, on demand. CHARLES PLATT,
.7an. 33, 1%9 Lial:1•60 Secretary.
OFFICE OF UNION MUTUAL .IN
SURANCE COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA, January 5, MN.
At a meeting of the Board of Directors of this ConsimuY.
held this date, a DIVIDEND OF SIX PER 'CENT., on
tho outstanding Scrip, was declared, payable to the
scrip -holders on demand, wttholtt deduction for taxes.
1nG:19.1 JOHN MOSS, Assistant Secretary.
M. OFFICE OF THE LOCUST MOUN
TAIN COAL AND IRON COMPANY,
PHILADELPHIA, December 20,1863.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the above
Company will be held at their Office, No. 230 South
THIRD Street, on MONDAY, the 19th day of January
next, at 11 o'clock A, M., when an Electlon,will be held
for seven DIRECTORS to serve for the ensuing rear The
Transfer Books of the CoMpauy will be closed Tor fifteen
days prior to the day of Election.
de2o-swSdal9 JOS. C. COPPUCK. Secretary.
PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD COMPANY. Office 227 South
FOURTH Street, Put LADer,rn lA, January 13,1863.
The Transfer Books of the Common Stock of this
Company, opened TO-DAY, will be again closed on the
17th inst., at the close of business hours. The dividend
will be calculated on the shares as they stand on the
hooks at the close of business on the 17th inst., and the
books will be reopened on February 2.
k 73.& F. BRADFORD, Treasurer.
OFFICE OF THE ENTERPRISE
I .. M ' INSURANCE COMPANY, 400 WALNUT Street,
P.IIII,ADELPII lA, Jalllllll7 15, MS.
At the Annual lifoetung of the Stockholders of this
Company, held on the ]9th day of Jannary, 1.963, the fol
lowing gentlemen were elected DIRECTORS for the en
suing year
Y. Ratchford Starr. Geo. IL Stuart,-
Willie m McKee, John H. Brown,
Nalbro Frazier, J. L. Erringer,
John M. Atwood, Geo. W. Falinestock;
Benj. T. Tredick, James L. Clitithorn,
Mordecai L. Dawson, William G. Bouillon.
At a meeting of the Board of Directors, hold this day,
T. RAI CIIFORD STARR was re-electe i President.
jal7-6t if _ THOS. H. MONTGOMSRY. Secretary.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS COM
MENCED BUSINESS zon bia own account as INSU
RANCE AGENT and BROKER. °Olen 213 CHESTNUT
Street. CHARLES W. COXE.
l'n 11. DELFT! TA, 16th January,lB63. • .ial7-6t if
M. INSURANCE COMPANY. OF THE
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, JANUARY 14, 1563.
The following gentlemen have been duly elected as
Directors of the Company for the year Bei :
DIRECIOIt FOR YEAR 1563. '
HENRY D. SHERRERD,
CHARLES MACALF:STEN,
WILLIAM S. SMITH,
WILLIAM R. WRITE,
GEORGE H. STUART,
SAMUEL GRANT, JR.,
TORIAS WAGNER,
THOMAS N. WATTSON,
HENRY G. FREEMAN,
CHARLES S. LEWIS.
_ GEORGE C. CARSON,
EDWARD C. KNIGHT,
JOHN N. AUSTIN.
At a nwetin g of the Directon, held' this day, HENRY
D. SHERRERD, Esq., was unanimously re-elected Free'-
dent of the Company.
JOUR. WILLIAM HARPER. Secretary.
NOTICE.—AT MEETING .OF THE
CITIZENS' BOUNTY FUND COMMITTEE, held
on the 6th and 9th instant, the following' resolutions
were passed and ordered to be published::
Resolved, That notice be given that the Citizens'
Bounty Fund Committee will discontinue• the•payment
of bounties and compensation to captains after the Met
January instant, except in such cases as they may have
already obi iaated themselves to pay afterthat date.
Resolved, That the Committee will, as sootoas practi-
cable, after the Ist of February next, make a• report to
the subset ibere to the Fund.
Resolved, That the Committee will pay Fifty Dollars
bounty to each recruit mustered in in the city orPhila
delphia, on or before the Slot Jaanary instant, (immerg
ing deserters, substitutes, and absentees r and those .who
have received any bounty from the city of Philadelphia,)
for the followir g—viz:
Segebarth's Artillery.
Peyton's Cavalry,
Roberts' Artillery,
U. S. Regulars,
U. S. Marines,
Old Philadelphia Volunteer Regiments.
Said payment to be made whenever the recruit Is de
tlnitively in service in" the Held, or in a fort, garrison..
navy yard, or ship of the United States.
pesored, That all payments under the foregoing.reso
lutions be made in accordance with the forms adopted•
by the Disbursing Agency
•
TiIOMAS WEBSTER, Vice Chairman.
LORIN BLODOET, Secretary..
MILITARY.
j i • BOARD OF TRADE RIFLE.
l• •
REGIMENT. •
156th REGIMENT PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEERS
BOUNTY
RECRUITS WANTED for the above fine regiment (the
only Regiment of Infantry for three years now recruit
ing and in camp in Philadelphia.)
Men joining this regiment will receive the following
bounties:
Cash in hand on being mustered in ' 625
'when the company Is full 50
" when the regiment is full
At the expiration of service
Total $175
None but men of good character received,
Apply at HEADQUARTERS, 533 CHESTNUT Street.
CHARLES ERNENWEIN, Colonel.
W. A. HAMILL, Adjutant. de`.l4-tf
CONTINENTAL . .CAVALRY..
"Camp Metcalfe," near HADDONFIBLU, N. J.
) 11 6 —MEN wanted to complete Companies now
nearly full, to secure the Citizens' Bounty Fund
awarded to the drat Twenty Companies mustered into
the service of the United States.
Two or three positions of Second LIEUTENANTS are
vacant, which will be assigned to young men ofgood re
ferences. and .who have seen service. dell-tf
• • • :MILITARY GOODS. • •
G.
SiMONS BI2,O72ITIFITti
• SMIRIII-STREET.II.4,I.L,
, .
• MANUFACTURERS .01" JEWELRY. •
FINE. SWORDS, . •
AND
MILITARY 00pDS, IN EVERY VARIETY
188416 m . • •
•i0v:144
n. , ..vvvv.vsnevs.w.n.n....owyvvvvvvvv Nvv v , :+".".lvv ,
COP . ARTNERSHir.: . • .
•' The nedersigued have this dav mochas& together
under the haute of .
PEIPER AND • NIAIITCT:RY,
for the maw:talon of the -
WHOLESALE BOOT AM> SNOB BUSINESS,
At No. 31 NONTIL THIRD- STREET.
Pinta-40E13411A.
;limnlay 19;11381
7.4.'ER PAYETF , SON,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
118 SOUTH FRONT STREET,
Call. the. attention of the trade. to their fresh and, ebn
assortment of Sugars. Syrork.. Cotter", &c.
MA GIN IFI EN T J AVELRY :
AT-Lnion nothing. ClieniTrininting SOS 2 . 11.414 MAR
KET Street.. . • . • liolIMPt• •
ASSICAL AND ENGLISH S C HOOL
CL
D. ODEOODY. Ar M.. 11.08 MARNSTStreet.
1 - 11tES - A'zi- -CELEBRATED WEDDING :-
Asp VISITING. CIiNDS. onIy:MAGOG CHESTNUT
Street. • lt*
A RARE. CHANCE TO MAKE
bIONEV.—A now ASH SIFTER' own retail at - $1.40.
sad pay .10u per cent. Rights for sale— Box 220 6 , Phila
delphia Post Unice, • delft*.
DR-.PINE, PRACTICAL. DEN.
IST fur the lo l a tweatj• years, 2t9 VINE St..
below Third; larerts nu. most heatalfal .TERI'ILof the
ago, luellated on floc Ould . Plating; Silver; Ilitleduite, Co
ante, Maher, .&c., at prices, Cur neat and aukithitial
workonere reasenable than nay dentist in this city or
State.. Toth plugged to last for lifu. Artificial Teeth!re•
paired teeitlt. NO pain in extracting. Nu charges Ala
iattisflcd all La right, Reference. host fig jal94ini
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA. MONDAY, JANUARY 19. 1863.
• BIICI LAM a..PEIPHIL
HENRY H. MARKLEY.
jatl-2t*
PltrLAnl;r.Pßi .
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
UP STAIRS DEPARTMENT.
BOYS' CLOTHING
LADIES' CLOAKS.
READY MADE 'OR MADE TO ORDER
COOPER Bc, CONARD.
jay-tfel B. E. COB. NINTH and ; MARKET !Rai
JAMES R CAMPBELL & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND CASH DEALERS IN
DRY 'GOODS, -
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
727 CHESTNUT STREET,
Have just received, and are now offering, magnificent
lines of
SILKS, SHAWLS, AND DRESS GOODS,
ESPECIALLY ADAPTED TO THIS SEASON.
nol-3m
-PRESS GOODS,
AT REDUCED PRICES
JUST OPENED,
5,000 YDS. MOUSELEIN DELAINES,
OF CHOICE STYLES
On hand, Saxony-waven DRESS. GOODS, at 20, 25, and
Si cents per yard.
C UMW EN STO DD ART & 13R0.,
450, 452, - and 454 N. SECOND Street, above Willow.
jandt - • ,
lOg't CHESTNUT STREET.
E. M. NEEDLES.
LINENS, WHITE GOODS, LACES,
AND , •
EMBROIDERIES.
A full assortment always Oil 'hand at LOW
[PRICES.
Jnst received, lace-trimmed Embroidered and
Mourning Muslin Bows and Neek-Ties, for the
house and street. - Also. alldinen Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, at 16 cents.
Also, all descriptions of "Linen Handkerchiefs,
for Ladieth Gents, and Children, at
WHOLESALE PRICES. ja&tf,
ISiY. , , ' $ • '
EDWIN -HALL. & BRO.,
2G South SECOND Street,
Rave reduced the prices:of
Fancy Silks, .
Rich Printed Dress Goods,
Choice Shades of Merinoes,
Beautiful Colors of Reps or Poplins. ' '
All-Wool lie Laines,
All kinds of dark dress goods reduced..
Also,
Pine Long Broche Shawls,
Open Centre. Long Cashmere Shawls,
Rich new styles of Blanket Shawls.
4-4 Lyons Silk velvets, pure Silk. de23-tf
DRY GOODS FOR WIRTER,
Rep. Poplins,
French Merinos,
Colored Mousseline!, .
Poult De Soles, -
Foulard Silks,
Blanket Shawls, •
Balmoral Skirts,
Black Silks,
Fancy Silks,
Black Bombazines,
Worsted Plaids,
Cheap Delaines, •
French Chintzes, .
Shirting Flannels,
Broehe Shawls,
Fine Blankets
Crib Blankets.
SHARPLESS BROTHERS,
noll-tf CHESTNUT and EIGHTH Streets
H STEEL St: SON HAVE A LARGE
• assortment of DRESS GOODS, suitable for HO•
LTDAY PRESENTS.
Rich Fancy Silks Plain Silks, choice colors.
Plain and Figured Black Silks..
Plain and Figured Rim Poplins.
Plain and Figured Mermoes.
Plain Sol ferino Cashmeres, at 3734 e, worth 82.
WINTER SHAWLS, in great variety, •
MERINO SCARFS, BROCHE BORDERS.
CLOAKS—Of New and Fashionable Styles, made Of
Black Beaver, Frosted Beaver, and Black Cloth.
Call and examine our stock. We guaranty to give sa
tisfaction, as we sell nothing but good articles, and at
lower prices than they can be bought elsewhere.
del3 Nos. 713 and 715 North' TENTH street.'
fiRIB AND CRADLE BLANKETS.
Larg'e Crib Blankets.
Fine Cradle Blankets.
jal . EYRE & LANDELL, FOURTH and ARCH
VYR,E & LANDELL, FOURTH AND
A—a ARCH, have a fine stock of
GOODS FOR FAMILY CUSTOM.
Good Large Blankets.
Good Linen Sheeting&
Good Muslin by the piece.
Good Unshriuking Flannels.
Good Fast. Colored. Prints.
Goodgable Linen and Towels.
Good - Quality Black Silks.
Good Assortment. Colored Silks. jai
EMBROIDERIES. - WHITE GOODS,
and HOSIERY, at Witcriesale Prices.
The subscribers offer one of the best selected 'and
largest assortmente of White Goods; Hosiery, and Staple
Embroideries, Trimmings, &c., to be found in the city, to
which they respertfally invite the attention of the Iadies, SFIEPPARD, VAN HARLINGEN, & ARRISON,
jals-I.2trp 1008 CHESTNUT Street.
FINANCIAL.
GOLD . AND SIL
CITY WARRANTS,
OLD DEMAND TREASURY NOTES,
BOUGHT AND SOLD'BY
PALMER & HUEY,
No. 54 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
.1614-wfm 6t*
JOHN C. CAPP & SON,
STOCK & NOTE BROKERS,
No. 23 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
F M M
STOCKS AND BONDS
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION AT THB
BOARD OF BROKERS.
MONEY INVESTED
AND NOTES AND. LOANS ;NEGOTIATED ON. THE
BEST TERMS
U. S.
FIVE-TWENTIES,
TWENTY-YEAR PER CENT. BOOM
PAYABLE AT THE OPTION OF .THE GOTERNMENT
AFTER RIVE YEARS.
Lam instructed by the BECRETARY OF THE TUBA
&MY to receive subscriytions for the strove
LOAN AT PAR,
Interest will commence from the DATE OP SUBSGRIP
TION, and is PAYABLI IN GOLD at the Mint; or any
Bub-Treasury or Depository of the United- 54n-tes t on the
fmt days of May and November of sash year. At the
present PREMIUM 015 Gem), these Poonda yield about
EIGHT per cent per annum.
A fall supply always on hand.
JAN 00 , 16 E,
- SUBSCRIPTION AORNT,
notkmhl 714 SOUTH TUIRD STREET.
Q HARVEY THOMAS,
s
STOCK AND BILL BROKER,
No. 312 WALN:OII SriMBET.
STOCKS and BONDS, and all kinds-Of 11. S. GOVERN
MENT SECURITIES bought and , sold.on Commission, ex
clusively;
Business Paper and Loans on Collateral nogosiated at
lowest rates.
Orders by Mail shall receive prompt attention. Refers to
Messrs. liatbamTrotter &Co., Geo. Di Parrish, Esq.
John B: Myers & Co. Sarpuel.B, Thomas, Seq.,
Farness, Bzinley , sc . do., •ifoliti Thomas, Flag.
del6-3mif
$250,000 T N
IN LARGE OR SNAIL AMOUNITS, ON
DIAMONDS, siLvErt-prdars. 'WATCHES, JEWELRY,
AND
GOADS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, AT
ISAAC NATHt N'S'
OLD EVIABLISITIED MONEY LO.AN OFFICE, N. B.
CORNER THIRD AND spßues, STREETS„
• (Only one swum below the Exchange.)
Advances made at the lowest rases. &Mlle
$20,000,. ,()
an_ other l; S°s 000. $5,000,
oil Warms or City ktoperty by JOBA4II I .
li n ittr ge
ittli-St* • 41341 k WAINUT street.
HIS AMOUNT WANTED
$8,000,a, --THIS
in Chester county. Apply to
Salt. E. PETTIT. 309 .WALNIIT.Street.
1,000 DOZEN HICKORY SHIRTS.
. •
1,000 . do. QR FL' A n I R
lELral R B T I SY
5011 do. l AS, Pa t inal,kl re irilßT.. •
SOO do. { LOW-PRICED
WHITE MUSLIN SHIRTS.
1,000 do. DENIM OVERALLS.
10,000 PAIRS COTTONADE PANTALOONS. .
For sale by
BENNETT, RUCH, Sc Co..
• 3a13-Im Mannhicturers, 211 CHURCH ALLEY
IMPORTANT AND•TRUE.-REI
MER'S IVORYTYPES are the moat perfect and pleas
ing Picture; made their accuracy of likeness and color
ing Is an establi shed fact. SECOND Street, above
Green. . It
LADIES' HAIR BRAIDS, WIGS,
Curls, Friretts, Gossamer Ventilated Wigs, Ventila
ted Scalps'of Superior :Manufacture. Prices are lower
than those of arty ogler establishment. BAKER'S,
AIM& No. 909 GESSTNUT Street.
COMMISSION HOUSES. • •
pENI.TEETON DUCK.
FARNHAM,KIMMAM, 8a 00.,
3alf 6 i
WELLING - , COFFIN, ec CO.,
PRINTS, BROWN AND BLEACHED SITEETINGS AND
SHIRTINGS. • . •
DRILLS, CANTON FLANNELS:
COTTONADES,'CORSET JEANS. ,
SILESIAS, NANKEENS.-
COLORED CAMBRICS, SEAMLESS BAGS. '
BLACK DOESKINS AND CASSIMERES.
UNION CLOTHS, SATINETS.
PLAID LINSEYS, NEGRO'KERSEYS.
• KENTUCKY J4NS. •
ALSO,
SKY-BrER icEßsgys, INFANTRY CLOTH'S.
ARMY FLANNELS, 10 and 12-ounce HUCK, &c., Zko
de6.niwf Sm.
pHIT-lADELPHIA
"BAG ,
31ANUFACTORY.
BURLAP BAGS, OF ALL SIZES,
FOR CORN. OATS, COFFEE, 13011 R DUST, &c.
ALSO,
SEAMLESS BAGS,
Of standard makes, ALL SIZES; for sale cheap, for net
cash on deliverY•
GEO. GRIGG-.
jalCkf No. 219 and 2219111TRC11 ALLEY.
EAMLESS BAGS..
2,OOO'CANADA A, all Cogon, 17 ounces.
3;000 OZARK'S,
. < 600 KELLY'S, "
1,000 AMOSICEAG:C., '
3,000 HAMPDEN E., half,Cotton.
For sale low by
• GRIGG & HARIVISTEAD,
21ERCIIA1 DIZE BROKERS,
ja33m • NO. 21 STRAWBERRY:Street
. • .
OTTON YARN.
SHIPLEY, HAZARD, &
IIUT6HINSON,
PHILADELPIIIA-MADB GOODS.
5e26.6m
TLANTIC COTTON MILLS.
SHEETINGS AND SHIRTINGS.
CHARLES AMORY, JR., & CO.,
AGENTS,
205 CHURCH ALLEN'.
nuLADELrrria. ja,34f
ARMY GOODS_
DARK-BLUE COAT CLOTHS.
DARK-BLUE CAP CLOTHS. •
SKY-BLUE CLOTHS FOR - OFFICERS.
ARMY BLANKETS. STANDARD WEIGHT.
10-OUNCE DUCK.
DRILLS, STANDARD WEIGHT.
HEAVY LINEN DRILLS AND DITOK.
BROWN AND BLEACHED. MEETINGS AND SHIRT
INGS. For sale by
FROTHIN•GHAM & WELLS.
ii3l-11t1
FINE SHIRT MANUFACTORY.
-A- The subscriber woulii invite attention to his
IMPROVED CUT OF SHIRTS.
Which I e makes a specialty in his business. Also, con
stoutly receiving,
NOVELTIES - FOE GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
J SCOTT,
.GEN I s LEiMEN'S FURNISHING STORE,
Eb. CHERTNUT3TREET,
jar. tf Four doers b the . Continental.
11OLIDAY PRESENTS.
Has now in store an elegant assortment of
GENTLEMEN' S WRAPPERS,,
SCARFS, NECK TIES, GLOVES, &c.,
PIOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS- A
large variety for sale; at low prices, by
JAMES W. QUEEN Sr C0.,-
del3-tf if . 921 CHESTNUT Street.
PHILADELPHIA
MICROSCOPES, SPECTACLES, AND
- 44 - 11 - SPYGLASSES, for presents ; for sale by
JAMS W. QUEEN & CO.,
del3-tt if 924 CHESTNUT Street.
R.A GL ASSES , OPERA
GLASSES. For sale by :
• JAMES W. QUEEN . & CO„
dell-tf if - 924 CHESTNUT Street..
LADIES' FANCY . FURS.
JOHN FAREIRA,
No. 'MS ARCH STREET, BELOW EIGHTH,
' IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER
OF
LADIES' FANCY FURS
My assortment of Fancy PUTS for Ladies and 'Children
is now complete, and embracing every variety that will
be fashionable during the present season. All sold at
the manufacturers' prices, for cash. Ladies, please give
me a call. oc,34mif
AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF
UNITED STATES TAX
STAMPS,
➢To. 57 South THIRD Street, tint door above Chestnut.
A full supply of all kinds of REVENUE STAMPS that
itavelieen Mimed by the Government for ht quantities
to suit.
A liberaldiseount allowed on amounts of $6O and up
wards.
Orders by Mail promptly attended to.
JACOB E. RIDGWAY,
de9-6m No. 57 Soath THIRD Street.
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVS.
‘- 1 NUE '1 . 1.118D COLLECTION DISTRICT; Pennsyl
vania,comprisi n g Twciftl, Thirteenth, Sixteenth, Seven
teenth, Eighteenth, and nuiteenth wards of the city, of
Philadelphia: . • •
NOTICE.—The ANNUAL ASSESSMENT for the above
named District, of all persons liable to a Tax on Car
riages, Pleasure Yachts, Billiard Tables and Gold and
Silver Plate, and also of all persons required to take on:
Licenses; having been completed, notice is hereby given
that the taxes atoremid will be • received daily by the
undersigned, between the hones of 9 A. M. and 3P. 31..
(Sundays excepted,) at his office, eouthwest corner-off'
TRIED and wiLLovr Streets, on and aft. r MONDAY,
February 2d, ISfal,and until and including SATURDAY,
the 21st day of the same month. -
PENALTIES.
- -
All persons who.fail to pay their Annual Taxes upon
Carriages, Pleasure Yachts, Billiard Tables, and 0011
and Silver.Plate,oa er before the aforesaid :7,lat of Febru
ary, ISEL,3, will inane- a 7".6naity of ten per ceutosu addi
tional of the anumat thereof, and costs, as provided lbr in
the 19th section of ibe Excise Law of July 1, u 562.
All persons Whey. in like manner, shall fail to t.111;e out
their Licenses ae required by law, on or before vise cast
of February, Fatra rra rifl incur a penalty of
THREE TIMES ME AMOUNT. OF SAID LICBESSS,
In accordance-with the provisions of the 59th swim of
the Excise Law aawesaid.
. _ . ,
AlGr- Honewof Dee United States only received.] .
Aid' No furthernotice will be given.
WTELIA3I J. WAINWRIGHT. Collector.
jal7-dtf S. W. cor. THIRD and WILLOW Sta
'STATE 0 F SAMITEL • ISIILLI
NEAHM. DECEASED —Lottery of A.dintnistratlon
upon the Estate of- 5A31111.1. NULLINEAUX. late of
..hianayunk,. in. the 21st ward of the city of Philadelphia.
deceased „haying been granted to the undiNsigned, alt .
pereons Indelisa to the said estate will pleasenaake pay
ment, alit these having claims will present , them with
out delay to JOSEPH NULLINEAUX, Administrator,
FRONT Street, above Vine. east side, or at MANAYUNK,
or to histatternoy, B. A. MICHELL,
..ialio•mSt* t. - E. Comer FIFTH and )EllaalUT Ste.
AU, THE WORLD CAN NOW SKATE
WITHOUT LEARNING.
WINTON'S SHELL GROOVE SKATES !!
(PAWN - TED AMU, 15, 1962.) •
Everyb oAVll. at '../fea.orTitim:ttlaTES,
WITHOUT FATIGUE.
WITHOUT LEARNING,
WITHOUT DANGER.,
UNLIKE ALL OTHER SKATES!
Perfectly
AVOIDING ALL STRA INING
of the •
FEET AND ANKLES.
THEY ARE NATURAL SELF-SKATERS.
THE ONLY LADIES' SKATE
EnirlTrr the
New Strap Fastening, without Buckles,
THE "NE PLUS ULTRA" OF ALL SKATES,
THE SHELL GEIDOVE SKATE,
AT ONCE places the ART OF SKATING within the
'reach of ..
EVERY PERSON.
..,THE MOST DELICATE
LADIEn AND CHILDREN.
out • insally.use tho SHELL GROOVE AT ONCE, and
• SEAT
trPON THE • ..TRIAL, _
- WITHOUT DANDER,AND WITHOUT FATIGUE!
For Sale at .
P.13,11AP WitagON 99-s,
• • nu. 415 CI 6S'IN Tr Sweet.
itilimifin St , Wholesale Depot.
OPERA GLASSES IN GREAT VA-
MeALLIVI`ER & BROTHER.
jal9-St • • vas CHESTNUT Street.
• •
j A - S S .0 O,Y EL,
T. , ATTORNEY 'AT LAW. "
Master and Examiner in Chancery.
.133-21 a• 113 - PLUAt Street Camden, N. J.
IN STORE,
225,000. YARDS
U. S. ARMY 10 OUNCE -DUCK,
Awl for sale by
230 CHESTNUT STREET
220 CHESTNUT STREET,
Offer for sale, by the Package—
STPERIOR cInYON YARN, No. 10,
YOB B,pß BY
FEOTHIIYCHdM & '2't $.
0c1.41
No. 112 CHESTNUT STREET,
OOMMISSION ZIERCRANTS
FOR
.THR:SALE OR
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
Noe. 1 AND 3 NORTH SIXTH STREET
JOTIN C. ARRISON,
(FORMERLY J: BIM MOOSE)
In Grind Variety
HOLIDAY GOODS.
LADIES' FURS.
U. S. REVENUE STAMPS.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
pHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
Of ever• variety of
SIZE, STYLE, QUALITY, AND PRICE
TBE CHEAPEST ASSORTMENT. IN THE CITY!
CARTES DE VISITE
in endless variety, together with an immense stock of
STANDARD AND, MISCELLANEOUS LITERATURE,
AT THE
OLD PRICES!
A ' FI'AILY) SOME FRE T
Accompanies every Book sold !
Boyers of Choice Goods, at Low Rates, Fair Dealing,
and Polite Attention, patronize the
GREAT °RIG INAL
GIFT-BOOK
THE NEW
-a- AMERICAN CYCLOPEDIA.
A SUITABLE GIFT.
No more appropriate Gift can be selected for a Present
than the _
NEW AMERICAN' CYCLOP/EDIA,
• . • • IT ' : •
WILL BE COMPLETED IN
ONE' MORE VOLUME,
Makin° . 16 in all. •
' ' • AWE •
- - .
In Cloth ' $3 00 eachlin Half ..... sy4 00 each
Sh ..... 350 eachlln Half Rut:Fla.-. 450 each
After the publiclaion of the 16th volume, which will be
very early in the present year, the price 'will - be increased
cente on pitch volume, so that those purchasing now
~tillsrySe
NEAT BLACK,,WALMIT BOOKCASES
• ": Have been prepared to contain
- ' '
THE ENTIRE SET OR THE CYCLOPADIA.
OFFICE' OF TEE AMERICAN CYCLOPAIYIA;,
7all-wfr - mGt 33 S. SIXTH St., above Chestnut
P AMP H LETS AMERICAN
WAR. By Newman Hall, LL: D. .A.• Lecture .4:-
livered in London, October, MI 15 cents.
Liu Letters on a National Currency. By- E. Lord: 25
cents.
.11.alleck's :Report Reviewed in the Light of Pacts. 15
cents.
The Future of the Colored Race in America. .By Wm.
Aikrann. 20 cents,
Operations Of the United States Sanitary commission
during the Campaign in Itiaryland. Br cents.;
:Conditions of Peace, .'a Thanksgiving Discourse ,'.by
'Bev: Albert Barnes. 20 cents.
For sale by . :WILLIAM S. & ALFRED MARTIEN,
MR) 606 CHESTNUT Street.
NEW . AND ATTRACTIVE BOOKS.-
HELLAS, her Monuments and Scenery.' By Thos.
Chase, M. A. - -
MEMOIRS OF MRS. BETHUNE.
BROADCAST. By Nehemiah. Adams, D. D,
MRS. FREMONT'S STORY OF THE GUARD.
THE STUDENTS HISTORY OF FRANCE.
SPRINGS OF ACTION. By. Mrs. Richards.
OLIPHANT'S LIFE OF EDWARD IRVING.
LIVES LEFT. OUT. By the anal or of "-Peep o' Day."
ALL NEW AND STANDARD BOOKS received as soon
as published, by LINDSAY & BLAHISTON,
• Publishers and Booksellers.
jal9 No. 25 SOUTH SIXTH. St.; above Chestnut.
RISEN REDEEMER..- THE
-A- - GOSPEL HISTORY FROM THE RESURRECTION
TO THE DAY OF PENTECOST. By F. W. Nrummacher,
D. D. $l. .
THOUGHTSTHOUGHTS OF GOD. By Rev.. J. R. Maeduff.
s.
N7BAi WITH ST. PAUL OR, FIFTY-TWO LES-
A . THE SUNTMYS OF THE YEAR. By Chas.
E. Knox. - $l."
HELPS OVER HARD PLACES. Stoiles' tor Gitlg.
40 cents.
• HELPS o - HARD PLACES. t.okieii. l'Or. Boys
40 cents. For sale :
WILLIAM S. Sr ALFRED MARTIEN,
No. 606 CHESTNUT. Street
FOR GRATUITOUS CIRCULATION.
HAND-BOOK OF INFORMATION FOR
SOLDIERS, SAILORS, MARINES, &c.,
.Relatives a , nd,lleirs. -
- TO OBTAIN
PENSIONS, BOUNTIES, BARK PAY, PRIZE MONEY, &e,
Sent Free on Application,
Address, enclosing; one cent stamp to pay return postage,
SOMES & BROWN, Solicitors of Claims, •
Nos.. 2 PARK Place, New York, and 476 SE - VENAL
Street, Washington, D. C. jalS-dt
ANA N ELEGANT BOOK.
NOW READY,
' THE LEGENDS OF
CIIARLEMA-GNE,.
By the author of the ".Age of Fable."
RICHLY ILLUSTRATED ON' CREAM LAID PAPER.
THE FINEST B JOR OF THE - SEASON,
ONE OF LASTING VALUE. .
Suitable for a Gift, and desirable for every Library, pnb
- lic and private.
Price, English Vellum '$ 50
Half .. ... ... . ...... .. . gap
Full Turkey d 00
Also, Now Ready,
UNIFORM" WITH THE ABOVE r
THE AGE OF FABLE,
J. E. TILTOIV & CO., _
ja9-frnset PUBLISHERS, BOSTON.
A LECTURE FOR YOUNG MEN.
-
Justtpublished, price" 6 cents, a new edition of the
late Dr. CULVERWELL'S CELEBRATED LECT17.6.14
on the Abuse of the Reproductive. Powers, inducing De
bility, Nervousness, Consumption, Epilepsy, Mental and
Physical Incapacity, &c. The radical mode of treatment,
without medicim, is fully explained, so as'to enable
every one to be hie own physician at the least possible
expense. .
"A BOON TO THOUSANDS OF SUFFERERS." -
Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, to any address,
post-paid, on receipt of six cents, or two postage stamps.
Address the publishers,
J..C. KLINE & CO.,
127 BOWERY, New York,
no4-6m if " Post piece Box 4.686,
CIRCULATING LIBRARIES.
VBROTHERHEAD'S -CIRCITLA
• ' TING LIBRARY-,All the NEW English; and
American Books. including ALI t CLASSES of Literature.
This is the ONLY Library in the country, that includes
all the NEW ENGLISH BOOKS that are not REPRINT
ED here. _ -• • ' _ •
Terms V' per year six months $.3; three Months $1_.50 ;
one month 75 cents,' or 3 cents - per day. 218 South
EIGHTH, Street: seS-6m
PROTOGRAI'IIS.
(IFFiOERS OF OUR ARMY.- CARD
‘•-• .PHOTOGRAPHS of 0 Ulcers of our ArtaY
jai,4DtIcALLISTER z. BRO., 72S ORESTNUT Street.
G‘ Q.TAND NOT UPON THE ORDER
OF GOING, BUT ,G 0 AT ONCE," to.HEIMER'S,
'lrYou desire a satisfactory Picture. His Colored. PRO
TOGRAPHS for will please all parties. SECOND
Street, above Green
JUST OPENED,
ANEW PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
Where the No. 906 ARCH STREET
FINEST PHOTOGRAPHIC PICTURES,
FROM
THE CARTE DE VISITE TO THE IMPERIAL SIZE,
Are produced by the most
EXPERIENCED ARTISTS.
Those 'wishing first-class pictures are invited to call and
examine specimens.
A choice selection of Albums, cases, and frmes, on
hand. F. A. 0. KNIPE.
dell-3m
THE. SKILL AND EXPERIENCE
-A- manifest in the execution or RELNIER , s ColoredPho
lographs for $.1., has met with decided success. _Every
body likes them. SECOND Street, above Greeu.
JAMES S. EARLE & SON,
IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF
LOOKING GLASSES.
DEALERS IN
OM PAINTINGS,
ENGRAVINGS, -
PORTRAIT,
t PICTURE, and
PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES.
PHOTOGRAPT4 ALBUMS.
EXTENSIVE LOOKING GLASS WAREROOMS AND
GALLERY OF PAINTINGS,
de3l-tt 816 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia.
WATCIIES AND JEVVELRY.
MICROSCOPIC PHOTOGRAPHIC
. ' . CHARMS.
G. SIMONS 4.5.1 I3ROTHER,
BIANUFACTURING. JEWELERS AND IMPORTERS,
S-AVSOM-STREET . RALL,
.Flavejust received, direct from Paris, a large assort
ment of the alieve novel and beautiful articles, em
bracing a number of the most prominent clergy Men and
public , men of this city and State, together with officers of
the army and' navy, presented in a variety of fdttoY.
FOR .?JAIJE TO THE TRADE,
and to be had , ..at all the principal j ewelers, opticians, and
fancy stores in the city. j23-iftn
TR A T
(SUCCESSOR TO PRATT At REAM)
607. " . ' ,BIES I TNUT STREET,
conetently.in receipt of
ENGLISH, EMUS% 4LND
A M , EiR;ICA N WATCHES,
Of desirable styles and Qualities, to snit all elassee of
buyers. nol6-3mif •
Ail ELI HOLDEN,
Dealer in tine 0
ANNRICAR A.ISD. IMPORTED WATCHES,
JEWEIJIY, AND CLOC KS
0r.31.6nV 108 MARKET Street.
ANIBRIO.AN WATCHES,
GOblo AI 41) SILVER CASES
.aos. H. WATSON*.
aulAcoi No. 326 CHESTNUT Strs
WATCHES, JEWELRY, %Q.
A FRESH ASSORTMENT
AT LESS THAN FORMER PRICR3.
FARE & BROTHER, Driportare.
uth2(lll 3554 CHESTNUT Street, below Fourth.
SEWING MACHINES.
13VER . 1
s.-
_ SEWING IVIACHINES,
For Family' Sewing and Manufacturing Parpoo
ial 8
SIC:) VIIESTNUT STREET.
WIIFY , TAIR & WILSON
SEWING . M.A.CYMINES,
6213 CHESTNUT STREET,
de-25-am PRILADELPHIA.
THE WILCOX & GIBBS
PAMILY
• SEWING MACHINES
have been greatly improved, making it ,
ENTIRELY NOISELMS,
and with Self-adjusting Hemmers, are now ready for sale
by FAIRBANKS & EWING,
eel/-tf 715 CHESTNUT Street.
CLVIMES-WRINGERS.
WILIJAM ,YARNA.LL,
DEALIGi IN HOUSE-FIIBNISRING GOODS.
• No.. 1020 CHESTNUT STREET,
Agent for the sale.of & DOTDP4PS
PATENT SELF-Ap.II7STING
CLOTHES..WE,INGE.R,
Believed to be tbe beet CLIMUMWAINGER in use
It 'will wring the lirgosi Bed Quiltor sinaUeit Hand
kerchief drier than can possiblylos,done!bY band. in
„
very much less time. • s . - • -
'N. 8.- 1 -A 'liberal discount will. .made; to.:dealers.
n0.3-am . ,
n .A IR" DYEING . ' FOR LAVES AND
Goidieinen, done in the best style of the art, et
POVRTH aud BRANCH, • it r lOC
EMPORIUM,
439 CHESTNUT Street
Comparative Statement of Premiums
and Losses for NVISE YEARS:
Premiums received. Losses paid.
In 1853-4 $70,641 36 $35453 81
1855 30.673 18 62.764 73
1836 40,094 29 29,873 04
1857 42,7' 39 2,19732
1856 46,407 06 18,878 10
1850 89,19451 49,048 47
1560 93,452 56 62,525 S 3
1861 70,074 49 50,789 64
1562 66,311 37 21,357 63
Total $563,772 31 $389,528 62
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
STA TEMENT
UNION
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY Of'
PHILADELPHIA,
In conformity with a provision of its Charter
Premiums undetermiced, .Tan. 1,.1892., $43,947 49
Written. froin Jan. 1,1662, to Jun. 1...
1863 137,415 97
Premiums earned dariag, the year ending as
above $137,513 119
Received Irma interest ilk es tinexibi ..... 05
Losses, Return Prenainms, Re-insnrances, U. s
Taxes, Expenses, and Commissions, paid
during the same period 130,361 &
Balance remaining with the Company 141.4,295
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY JAN. 1, Ma;
slo,ooo'Pennsylrania State 5s $lO,OOO 00
5,000 North Pennsylvania, Railroad Gs 4,500 00
7,000 City of Pittsburg SXO 00
7,000 ct Gs; ............. 6,300 00
14,010 Chesapeake andDeltware Canal 11 ; 000 00
10,000 City ofPhiladelphia Gs 10,300 00
41,620 Camden and Amboy Railroad G., 42,0)0 00
0,000 Pennsylvania Coupon Gq 5,300 00
425 Certificate of Interest of NorthPonnsil-
vania Railroad Company 300 (KI
sGshares Philadelphia Bank ' 5,700 00
100 " North 'Pennsylvania Railroad
Company 1,200 00
45 " - Delaware Railroad Company.... 2,200 00
GS " Delaware Mutual Insurance
- - Comfatiry 2,000 00
220 " • Pennsylv.ania Railroad Com
pany 13,200 00
25,017 Scrip of sundry Mutual Insurance Com
- 'Mules 1.5.300 00
$141,100 00
Bills receivable for premiums 40,560 05
Cash in Bank 20,752 70
" deposited witlithe United States 5,000 00
Due the Contpany for unsettled Premiums, Sal.-
vases, and other accounts 57,487 06
Trih BOARD OP DIRECTORS have declared'tin , lnte
rest:of SIX PER CENT. , on the ontStanding scrip, to he
tiaid.tp the Scripholdtrs without deduction for taxes, pay•
able on demand.
At a meeting of the ScripholderS'Of thiS Company, held
at their Office inuttary 12, ISM,- following gentlemen
Were cleated to serve as Direeiqva for the ensuing three
years;
S. DRUMM, SAMUEL C COOK,
E. A. " ' EDWARD L. CLARK,
ginTryi, • H. P. ROBINSON,
hQRItIS S. CUMMINGS
'HE1111:1" LEWIS, •
who, with
RICBARD 8, SMITH, JAS. R.-CAMPBELL;
FRANCIS TETE, DAVID SALOMON,
JOHN H. IRWIN, - CHAS. WHEELER,
NEWBERRY A. SMITH, G. W. BERNADOU,.
CHARLES VEZIN, HENRY SAMUEL,
J. P. STEINER, WM. S. BAIRD,
GEORGE LEWIS, GILB'T H. NEWHALL,
ELLIS YARNALL,• . . THOMAS DALLETT,
Constitute the Board. of Directors. •
RICHARD S. SMITH,
PRESIDIUM'
JOHN MOSS,
• SECRETARY
"11 ` 14
L . STATEMENT,
A- "gam) FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE Co.,
011 ice ofi VrAima t r tre enr g c rc i r,lB62,
11 N v. Building,.
CAPITAL, $200 1 ,U00
NO MARINE RISKS TAKEN. •
Premium received during the year
Amount received for interest during the year
Total 874,917 18
Premiums determined 863,92:7
DISBURSEMENTS.
Paid for losses, occurring during the •
357
year 4421, 69
Paid for reinsurance and returned
prom lIITIR. . .
Paid for commissions, $6,:t32 70—ex
penses, $13,637 3S—including taxes,
salaries, office expenses, and con
. tributions. _ 20,170 55
ASSETS AND SECURITIES
Cash in bank and on hand • 40,650 62
Cash at Pittsburg and other
agencies 6,500 00
Temporary and call loans.. 8,7t3 lb
Bonds and mortgages
U. S. loans, - Camden and Amboy,
Phila. City loans, Penna. R. R.,
Korth Penna. R. R., Delaware R.R.
bonds, and bank stocks 29,230 00
Bills receivable, and other securities.
held as collateral 110,790 00 -
----M,084 26
The premiums exceed losses E 193,913.79.
Ont of this balance the current expenses and divi
dends have been paid by, the Company. During this
period changes have taken place, making it necessary
to limit our business iu certain districts. The Directors
Lave managed the Comps sty.with a view of making it
entirely safe for the insuring public, Its success speaks
for itself. Rumen us companies have withdrawn from
business inconsequence et the vicissitudes of the times.
DIRECTORS.
CHAS. I. DUPONT. PETER S. HOE, of N. Y.,
JERRY WALKER, WM. M. SWAIN, • •
JOHN W.ICLABHORN, FURMAN SHEPPARD;
JOHN THORNLEY. THOS DRAKE,
C. F. HEABLITT. . JOSEPH KLAPP, M. D.,
ABRAHAM HART, . N. S. LAWRENCE,
DAVID BOYD, Jr., • JOHN SUPPLEE.'
THOMAS CRAVEN, President.
S. HILL/ITT:Vibe President.
•
- • JAMES B.' Atmosp, Secretary. , : • • • ..ial.o-9t
GIRARD FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OPIPI€B, 415 . WALNUT STRBET, PHILADELPHIA
CAPITAL $200,000.
This Company continues to take risks on the eau
daises otrPropertY at low rates.
The public can rely upon its responsibility, and ability
to pay losses promptly. Its disbursements for the bandit
of the public, during the last nine years, exceed
500,000 DOLLARS
andwe respectfully solicit its favor in the future
BISECTORS.
CHAS. I. DUPONT, JERRY WALKEL
JOAN W. CLAEIHAN. JON' THORNLEY,
C. B. BRAZSITT, ABE:AHAB! HART,
DAVID , BOYO,_JIL. PETER S. HOE, of N. TA
Wltf. M. SWAIN FURMAN SHEPPARD,
JOSEPH KLAPP, M. D, IG. S LAWRENCE,
THOMAS . DRAKE, JO ON SUPPLER .
THOMAS CRAVEN, Pretadept•
A. S. OILLET'r, Vice President,
I/ S. B. ALVORD. Secretary. ap26dftf
ITNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORE.
JOSEBII R. COLLINS, President.
.701317. HAMM, Secrete ry.
CAPITAM AV]) SURPEDS -sooo r swao.
The business of this Company , is conducted exclutnvelY
on the cash principle y whioh is now fatly recognize& as
the Gray? correct pnumple.
The law under which this Company is chartered pro.
vides that, if the capital shotadt.from. any cause, become
impaired.to the extent orStEsSoo;or more-,.the stockhold
ers shall lie called upon.to make goott such deficiency..
This is the only cash Company in-America which adrards
this safeguard .to policy holders.
Dividends deolarod• every three years, the next on
March 4th, Md.
Rateß•of premium-charged:by. this Company ere-a& low
as 20e years' experience and: the probable future• rate of
interest will justify:
0. 8A110111,759113PEE, Agent.
- No. 424, NWADNUT Street , ..PhilAdigladll6
REFIDEIENCE,
Joseph Patterson, Esq.,.Bresident , Westerm Bank,
Ron. Archibalti•Molutyrev Treasurer U. a. Mint.
Messrs Jay Cooke &.00., Bankers.
Messrs. Baker, Weetcott, Bankers,
Messrs. Stuart & Brother. Bank street. delOwfm3m
TAME INSIJR&NCE COMPANY, NO
406 CHESTNUTStreet.
P.HILADELPIIdIa
FIRE AND INLAND INSURANCE.
DIRECTORS.
S: Di Woodrta
Geo. M West.
John- Kesler,. JL.
Chas. Stokes,
As. IR Boson/mink
.I.eseplL RILL%
'CR President.
ANbSON, Vice President,
.D, Secretary. CjaWINS
!rands N. Buck,
Chas. Richardson,
Henry_Lowis, Jr.,
John W. Everman,
Philip S. Justice,
0. W. Davis,
FRANCIS N. BU
CHARLES RICH'
WILLIAMS I. BLANCH
*MATERIALS FOR: ?ICE PIES.
-BDTICR, LATER, AND-SULTANA
. . CITRON CIIRRAaNTS, SPICES,
• • • • CIDER WINE. &c.. &c.
ALBERT oa. ILOBERTS,
DBALER IN 'FINE GROCERIES.
dellat ft CORIUM ELEVENTH AND VINE era
A . O,EteENILIEMMELIII., '
N0..231 CHUB=AIIeF.. PhDadelPhis,
COISDRACTOR AND PLAMTPACTURER OP
aRMY CLOTHING
Of Every Description.
ealbS+Ds
TRIAI3,
HAVERSAMiS,
NWELOS.
CAMP BLANKETS,
KN APSAGKS, and
BED TIOKINHS FOR HOSPITALS.
MATERIAL. BOUGIIT FOR CONTRACTORS.
Allgoods mad. winks ganrantied regulation in size
ansi make.
IL B. Orders of any Om Riled with despatch. ja7-tt
6 CASES 30-INCII • BIACKSTONE
UNIBR,EL!LA OLOTIEFS.
For sale by MATTRIW BIANRY'S SONS.
ia3* • . : BOSTON. Mass.
H EALTH - 1" HEALTH ! HEALTH!
'HEALTH! HEALTH ! HEALTH!
Swayne's Compound Syrup of Cherry,
Swarm's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry,
Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry,
Swayne's Compo uGreat R nd Syrup oemedy t Wll4 Ch err y,
The - for .
The Great Remedy for
The Great Remedy. for
Coughs, Colds, Croup, . Asthma,. Bronchitis,
Coughs, Colds, Croup; . A,stlinut. Bronchitis,
Coughs, Colds, Croup, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Cour.ha Colds, Croup, . A-sthuss, Bronchitis.
Blood spitting; Sore F iroat, Hoarseness,
Blood-spitting, Sore. Throat, Hoarseness,
• Blood-spitting, Sore Throat. Hoarseness,
Blood-spitting, Saes Throat, Hoarseness,
• Consomption,Gonsumption,
Comumpkien,Con.sumption,
Consumption, Consumption, -
All affections Thr.oat, Lungs. and Breast, •
'All affections Throat.. Lungs, and Breast.
All affections Throat, Lungs, and Breast,
All affections Thros lungs, and Breast.
Swayne'a Wild Cherry,
Ssvayne's.Wild Cherry,
wayne's Wild Cherry,..
tins done more good than
Any Medi el ne ever Discovered.
Auy Medicine ever Discovered.
Any Medicine ever Discovered.
Tim Vs or Nusimm or DILITIfe whioli occur annually
from Consumption and Diseases of the. Lungs and Liver
is truly
,Nearly all this dread waste of life
migh t , be saved by timely use oflir. Swayne'sCom
pound Syrup of Wild Cherry. Even. where the lungs
have.become very. much disordered, no remedy is so ef
fectual.: We ;have certificates' of wonderful cures per
formed 1106 . 1 - silents had bran given up to die by phy
sirians and friends. Propared only by Dr. SWAYNE
SON, 330 SIXTH. Stet, above VINE, Sold by all
iiggiSts had dealer! , to Intqltello. If if
MVaIOAN.
,AOAISENCY 'OF KUM.
DIRECTOP
BUSINESS AGENT
MONDAY, January : WlSP..
FIDELIO!
Orttnci Opera, in three Acta, by L, yan Beethoven)
LEONORA', under the name of ridelio, Mad. JO RANK
SEN.
The OVERTURES. wilttett by L. Van Beethoven for
this Opera will be. given as follows :
At the commencement of the Opera, EIDELLO OVER
TIME, iv E.Ma,jor.
Retween. the Fic,t rind_Second Acts: ORM INAL OVELL
TITRE, LEONORA, 1o:1, composed in 1813.
, $1111,3 , 33 46
Between the Second and Third Acts, the OVERTURE,
LEONORA No ..3.
The Chorus willbE greatly strangtherxed by the addi
tion of
THE AEION - VOCAL SOCIETY, OF NEW YORK,
144 i 2 A 4
who are coming to Philadelphia for the sole purpose of
a sAsting, the Operas of "Pidelio" au& "The Magic
Flute;!
SIXTH AS:`.;D LAST NIGHT OF THE SEASON.
THE MAGIC FLUTE.
(Grand. ONra, by Mozart )
Doois open,at 7 o'clock ; coit32ieneol at S.
Seats reserv = ed without extra charge.
Ranily Pirate, &)cents; Amphitheatre, 2a cents. It
AMERICA; ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
OR.PIIEULS MUSICAL ASSOCIATION'S
.
!GRAND CONCERTS.
..CARL` SENTZ CONDUCTOR.
. . POSTPONEMENT.
In compliance with the wishes of numerous subscri
bers, and in consequence of thepresenee of the German
Opera Troupe,l have been induced to postpone the Se
cond Concert of the series, announced to take place. on
the 224 inst., to
THURSDAY EVF,NINO, February ah,1.263.
EDWARD PArSON WESTON, Manager.
Philadelphia, Jan. 17, 1563.
MRS,JOHN DREW'S ARCM-STREET'
THEATRE,
Business Agent and Treasurer—. . . JOS. D.MURPRI.
mumPil 'mow T.IitUMPII.
THIRD.WEEK. THIRD WEEK,
OF MR. AND MISS CAROLINE RICHINGS.
TO-NIOR'J', and EVERY mcarr,
TILE ENCHANTRESS.
Stella, the Enchantress Miss C, P , ickings.
Pamir, the Pirate Chief Mr. Peter Ilichingi.
• For full particulars Of. MUSIC, SCENERY, Ste., Stc.,
see the BILLS.
. FRIDAY EVENING FIRST BENEFIT or
MR, PETER RICHINGS. •
Akir, Prices as usual.
Seats secured six days in advance.
8270,899 Si
JANUARY 5,1963
WALNUT-STREET THEATRE.—
T I . Sole 'Asses Mrs. kr., A. GARRETTSOS.
Business Agent ' Mr. JOHN T. DONNELLY.
MR. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS.
THIS (Monday) EVENING. 'January 10, 1.463,
-i.'
PeriorMi - ill Onamence. with the Tli ril lint; Drama of
IRELAND AS IT WAS, DE THE MIDDLEMAN.
Ragged Pat Mr. Barney Williams.
Judy O'Trot - - Mil:. Ba rney Williams.
To be followZM with the Farce o f
THE IRISH LION!
M Moore - Mr. Barney Willinuis,
Mrs../ v't7 ' r ' Mrs.Earney Williams.
.;, r ‘
To con .ude:with the Farce of
-,., LAST 0.12"11IE PIGTAILS.
Noddles
Mrs. Swellington.;77
Doors Open at 63z ;
BBEIA - BLy
• ous SUCCESS on w, - .. , opErrrs • °mon? AL
BOHEMIAN TROUPE OF GLASa -4039 ERS, EVERY
EVENING, and on WEDNESDAY': NO SAT i'R DAY
AFTERNOONS. The great Glees Steam-n: gine MOM'
TOR'Y will he in full operation at each ente7talnment•
The greatest wonder of the world. All thepleu.7ldJoar
lor ornement.Q. made by the Dollen:dans, will be doi;M: -
buted among the audience. Every one will have a
chance of obtaining a unique Niid valuable present.
Admission 15 cents. No half price.
On FRIDAY EVENIN'O, January;l3d, a splendid C ASS
OF WORK will be teen to the author of the best POEiII
on. the "GLASS STEAM-ENGINE. jal94
9aT4413t-thstn3t
588,311
8137
8,605
THE. "TRIBE OF ASA,"
• • . HUTCHIOSON FAMILY.
Will give their
FOURTI.i CONCERT
AT HANDEL St. HAYDN' HALL,
Comer EIGHTH anCOREEN Streets,.
On THURSDAY. Jan. 22,
Ass,. rA223,, Abbey, Freely.and "Little Doarttli"
Singing. fhe Senors of Union an...i Freedom.
• Fitttieulars fn Prognummet , tuulat the Concert.
Admission:24 MIS ts. Children 11. cents, Doors opttlot
7. Concert attpciefeck, precisely.
. . .
jail-R.*
yr ANDEL AND HAYDN HALL ;
meant AyD /WRING G..IRDIN STREETS.
64.3,942 37
$43.942 37
WILLIAM
•• A.O AgD-MCSICAL ENT ERTAFiNMENT
tAke place on
TVES.VAT .EFEWMG, January al 1963.
At
• HAVDEB IIAYDIf HALT .
*24,7T 77
110,890 49
ConnlOneltig al eight o'clock,
When will be . performed- selections from tbe Ora torloi
of the
MESSIAH," DIACC CRVABOTIT S AVON." , "aaa
".Ie . DPAI
tv.potrerfnl .
. • CHORUS; conducted - by Prof. T. H. WIL T att.D.
•• - Assisted with Aceatittianintents 'on
ORGAN and GRAND F1A?(0,4371m0t T. A. GrATZE.
't lie solos will be suataisted la artists who are levet-a
bly known to the musical lint/tic:. •
Anber s Grand Overture.'• `ZIT:WT.4." will tai - er•
formed on the Organ, and librPsetima Duo. "LE
TEE, - on the Grand Piano,
BY MESSRS. orrrt_O7.O,IIVARNER.
Proceeds for the benefit of WRIST (Evangelical .14i•
formed) CHURCH.
Tickets of - Admission Fifty Cent*.
Can be had at the Music Stores, ntdat the Hall.
$193,913 79
APTAIN - WILLIAVDV GREAT
WHALING VOYAGE, AT lEETITHE ROOM
CONCERT HALL,
_Every Evening at 7,v.. sic:lock, •
And SATURDAY AFTERNOON sityo'clock.
• This entertainment has a Real Boat, 2.412 t long, with
Dill crew, and was exhibited 250 sum:waive nights la
New York. •
Tickets 25 cents, or live for $L
A SSEMBLY BUILDINGS-TENTH
AND CHESTNUT.
AMUSEMENTS POE OLD AND. YCTING.
SIGNOR ELITE.
Te great MAGICIAN and VENTRILOQUITT, with his
LEARNED CANARY BIRDS,, will gtva his new and
p_optdar Entertainments EVERY !EVENING daring the.
Week, commencing at 7% o'clock ; and \WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY afternoons at 3. The attractic as will ba
marvellous: exper.ments in Magic. wonderful powers
in Ventriloquism and the Learned Canary Birds in their
new characters.
Admission 2.5 cents. Children 13 cents.
p r ERDIANIA. ORCHESTRA. - PUB.
LIC REHEARSALS every SATURDAY ATM
NOOl3 at 3, 4 g o'clOck, at the MUSICAL -FUND HALL.
Carl Bents. conductor. Tickets 25 cents. Packages of 3
ticketa4l—to be had of Andre & Co., 1104 Chestnut
street; J. E. Gould, Seventh and Chestnut, and at Um
bail door. noTi-tf
HASSLER'S ORCHESTRA_
'2.1.4 South EIGHT I VE. ° 13 F ergr i ikratout. delo-6a.
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF
FINS iRTS,
102 i CHESTNUT STREET,
Ie open daily (Sundays corcepted) from 9 A. M. till $
P. M. Admission S 5 cents. Children half price.
Shares of stock, $3O. j y 9
A GENTLEMAN OF BUSINESS EL
A
PNRIENCE and CAPITAL who is desirous of start
t. s COAL comusstori HOUSE in this city, would
like to secure a good and reliable man, who fully under
stands the husiness,"either as SALESMAN or PATIVER.
Address "J`. W. P.," with reference, Philadelphia Post
Mrs. jal46t*
ASINGLE GENTLEMAN WOULD
. like to engage a comfortably famished room for the
winter, ;within, ten minutes' walk of The Pmts. offices
Address "Itessell." at this once. dell-tf•
gPECIAL PARTNER WANTED FOR
(S)Itres.TPARS. with a Capital of P;30,000 to $.1( 1 ,000.
in a Mannfacturtug "Establishment, in which sales are
entirely Calih. as the., Bowe is one of over 20 years
standfitnc,. atrapplication wilt be received excepting front
responsi ' , maces. which will be treated confidentially.
Apply, with real address, to Box 919, Philadelphia Post
Post Office. p1.16-3t*
maWANTED TO RENT, FROM THE
first of April next, a moderate-sized three-story
BRICK DVi'EL,LI•IO HOUSE. in a central locality. It
nmst bare ail the modyrn imaproretlynks.
Rent,"at this office, stating locality and price. itild-tr
- ROARE/N .0.-01 , TE SUITE OF ROOMS
and Single ROOMS, at N E. earner SIXTEENTH
and LOriUST Streets. • jal7-3t
S4OOREWARD.-LOST, ON THE
v o, instant, by
our Boy, in going from the
Stole to Bank of Penn 'fownaltip, Notes and Checks
amounting to $2,65161. Tlie-zibove revyani will be paid
fon its recovery.
Tile pubiie are hereby cavAioned againk receiving the
fAllotviirseberke, include 4 in above antottut,as payment
has been- stopped :
Etlwarii. 'Troth's clieck..akte January 14,1%3, on Ken
sington Rank for sll6.far Joel Millers endorsement on
ulraster County Dank for iLVIS9; Lodge, Prichard. &
Co. :s ebeek;tlsite Now Lisbon, Ohio, January 10.15 ,to
the order or Briggs & Bum., and by them endorsed, on
Rena. Drexel, & Co., New York, for kal9
30.5. S. 3IEDARA & CO,
.julti-3t 5 No. 18 North THIRD Street, Philadelphia.
LoS T THE FOLLOWLNG DE
nribea Drafts:mailed last September to the under
signedthaving failed to come to hand, application will
be made to the respective companies for the issue of new
Diets:
Draft dratin by S. 'W. Hill, agent of Penn alining Co.,
upon Samuel M. Day, Secretary, Philadelphia, dated
August 3)th, 1862, No. Ili, to the order of A. C. Davis, for
e;47.
Draft drawn by S. W. 11111, agent of Penn_ Mi ning Co.
upon Samuel '3l". Day Secretary, Philadelphia. dated,
Sept. 10th,R432, No. MI, to the order of Ansel L. Edwards,
for $l W.- _
Draft drawn WC. B. Petrie, agent of Central Milling.
Co., upon James M. Mills. Treasurer, New York, dated
Sept. Ist, 1562, N 0.1613, to the order of George Haines. for
.
Draft drawn by Jobn 'Men, agent of Copper Fails
Mining . Co , upon William 11. Osgood, Treasurer, Beaton,
N 0,1766, to the order of R. J. Judd, for $131.45.
Six drafts drawn by A. C. Davis, agent of Amygdaloid
Mining Co., upon N. M. Drexel, Treasurer, Philadelphia,
numbered respectively 1255. 1611, 1612. 1066, 316, and 1275;
each for $5. THEODORE BLISS Se CO„
• del9.6t* 113 North THIRD Street.
TR 0 N FOITNDRY.-THE LARGE
Iron Fotindry now occupied by Cox. " j'inatmea_o n, &
Cox to rent. Possession Ist ApriL Inquire boo ARCH
Street, second story. ja39-inwftit
FOR SA. I E CHE A P—A WELT4b . OCA.-
TED LOT OF GROUND within two ffquipes,ot Fair
mount I'ark, suitable for building lots, Denuded by
Girard avenue s Cambridge street, and Tvwdy-seveuth
and Twenty-eighth streets, having a front„on Girard
avenue of 3.51 feet, by 2:4feet in depth,enver . ed with
gravel. apply at 429 ARC!! Street. • .3alD-St.
PENSIONS.— $lOO BOta•MY AND
ray procured and collected foz, soldiers. Iritiors
and the relatives of such as are deceased. at reaslnable
and satisfactory rates. Claims cas ;&dvallcae upon
by FULTO7
Solic or' for Cleimsnts ia.
424. WALNUT reet. Phila.dalph
Particular attention given to parties living at a dis
tance. 'oolg-t1
aft ' YOB aillit—TlMEE - NPROMS,
Of We brig Thos. Waiter. AW to
CHA& kJAH CARI44R;
S4A. 126 WALNUTSCreet;
WIILIA.III - ATRW0001);
•
IMDERT AK EL
No. 119 NL SIGUTIJ, ilernt
Above . Arcb, east side.
17bLBRMA:AS.—THR ABST ABM
made, and tiospmt $44, Eit =NM
XIT. U 517 4 40 • SUEPEWS.
; ; ; FF.,•,: .;. THE" PHRUOLO4I(I.4I4 --- '04.8L
TitNET op BOOK WORE c m . d 47 eat' •eve ra ,.
.ing for the gala 0thoo1;s on Puß;o.logy,
logy. Hyena, 'Ph onolraphy c and for RPhrenolosl.
cal ex3:414010111. Union by E.
dreazied to JO ET CAPRI!,
;a2 , `ATalnej 922 CREMU 6t=t , trblva,
AMUSEMENTS
C ANSCHUT7,
ADOLPH B FELD
43 ERMAN OPERA
FIFTH zuGHT OF THE SEASON
TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 93
PRICES OF ADMISSION, ONE DOLLAR
-
• Mr. S. Kemple
Miss .iusephine Tyson . '
Curtain trill rise at 7.
WANTS.
BOARDING.
LOST AND FOUND.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
PERSONAL.
~ ..DIRECTOR:
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