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VIEWING VJ sireei. TIE LAST DOUBT REMOVED! UuzAUTHTOWir, N. Feb. SO, IHI3. About two month i vHeal Cold, which sonneaiiced raising of Mood.

I tried varum remedies, bol did any gond; bat, on the oo.itrar, toy Cough increased, and it wa feared it would mult in Ontiuininn. By accident Dr. H'is lar'j Jtoaue SMuat Gauss met my eye. which re. commended BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.

I purchased a bottle, sued it, and in rate week ceased railing bawd my Cough entirely disappeared, and my health wu completely reatured, enabling ma to attend to my business, as nsual. JAMES W. WOODRUFF. We, lha undersigned, ara acquainted with Mr. Jamet W.

Woudiulf, and can aaaure all who do not know him, that hia tfalement ia entitled to full credit Wher It ia known, hit word needa not our endorsement. APPOLLOM M. ELMER, J. P. for the County of Essex, ff.

J. EIJAS WINAN8, J. P. forth Borough of Elisabcth'n, N. J.

Ordinary Colda ara cured a single day by Ibia Balmm. Aatbma of any ataice positively cured and amy aunctioa of the Lung and liver la iperdily removed by it, uules beyond the reach of any human remedy. Price, $1 pet botllc. frr All order muat ba addressed to ISAAC BUTTS, ANN Street, New York. A'Im for PkUaAtliimF.

BROWN, cot. Fifth and Cheanut streets; J. Hopkins, comer Brood and Chesnut P. Willinmena A ear. Almond and He cond tie.

and P. Kiel I A cor. Second and Cal lowhill U. J. dish, lnrater, Pa.

favT tuAf'Ifl'r CtllKAP WOOD To che a concern, A PL I NO OAK. at W7S per cord, on WARREN'S WHARF, the aecnial below COATED Street. Per. sons wanting a quantity will i i'i 1 11 ptreei. apply at 151 NORTH LOST AND POUND.

jasn SIIOWBILLBPriuled in colors, to order, oil the Strata Machine PreMca in operational the United State Job Printing KalaUiahmcnt, LEDGER HI 11 INU, 8. W. corner of THIRD and CHESNUT Street. dl lau) DRVOODrWiinikin, French and Anwricaa Cloths and Cassuneres, Sstinetts, Vesting, Welch and other Flannel, linen and Cotton Uonda. Gloves, llnaiery, Silk, Comm.

Woollen and Merino Shirt and Drawer. B. M. HOIJ.INSHEAD, jl 3t 14 North SIXTH Street. REMOVAL Tbe aulaicriber ha reiiMvcd from 158 Market atreet, to No.

l.U MARKET Street, one dnor above Fnurtb, formerly occupied by CLARK A HK VAN, where ha will continue to aell and have on hand the late! and moat fashionable style of CUrTHlNU, which ha will aell at the lowest cash prices. WM. 0. LOWE, jl lm I'M Market street. UJTARY KtM'lPMENTS.

IL KOlfNTTio. Si North THIRD Street, Philadelphia, Mann factor er 'and Importer of all kinds of Military Equip meius for the Armv and Volunteer Companies, where my be had also FIiAGBand BANNERS, BVNT and THIMMINUS lor the aame, at ine lowest prices. jaljm NO tjl'ACKERY A'KO W.VS RHEUMATIC LINIMENT, celebrated for its efficacy lu the cure of all Hheuiuatie Anecuotis, Moraine. Bruises, Ac may he had, as fortaerly, at 74 CHESNUT corner of Exchange Place. Those who have lately inquired for this article, ara informed that hereafter a full supply will be kept on hand.

d31 lw4 0 will be given by lha subscriber, for vO information that will lead to Ike detection and conviction of the person or person who are ia the halm of stealing the LEDGER from his subeceJbers, after it is left in the morning, oo his mule, kelweea Tenth and Schuylkill Seventh streets, North of Vuiei JOHN CAIRNS, Carrier, i jl 3ri) Pearl atreel, second thaw below Twelfth. 1 AN tAR Tn, lH.V ETRTran.ANDKr.t,' S. W. corner of ARCH and FOURTH Streets, rt speclfully informs their fiirnds ami customer, that they intend keeping a full assorttnoiit of the following kinds of Good and frrah good the coming year. Complete assortment of Furnishing Uonda.

Rich styles of atapte silk good. i Cloths, Caasimeres ami eating. Shawl in every variety. Cloaking of the present fashion. French Cashmere d'Kcosse.

Friendly style dress grant. Can. and fiauze. Barcelona and Cashmere Shawl. Book Musludk lldkfs, o.

E. A L. prefer dealing in good selling Iham at a reaHMiaMe advance, tor cwAfiry which means thrv al all lime have a full assortment of fresh and desirable goods, and ready for all the new styles a Ihey come out. TOHACCO. O.METH1NO FINE.

Those who nv desire something really upe 1 iu ia the way of nuld TOBACCO, can lie accoin modaled by calling upon LEONARD SOHY, Maim lacturer and Dealer, in TOBACCO, CIGARS and SN L'FF, No. it North FOURTH Sired, two door above Arch. Thia article i nauiulactured of tkoirt Ptaek Ira Tobacco, and can be recommended, with raHiDdence, aa far exceeding anything of the kind for sale in this city. 117 Remember lu call at No. jl lmt C' I'NlTlNKniNU FRAGRANT TEAS! The Niw York ('sM Ttm Ctmpamt beg leave to cell the attention of the inhabitant of Philadelphia to their Itmrh Kerr, located in Ibis Cily al Nn.

Ml HESNlIT Street, and 4S North FIFTH rMreev where will ba found a verysplmdidsehiciioiiaf'nure and anadnllemied TEAS. The vary high popular and Trwiwt of their house, throughout the whola United ate, ajrf roiHeesaectally the AtlaiiticCiUsa, ara an well kmrwa and appreciated, that further comment is rendered anneceanary however, they have great pleasure ia alluding to the fact that they hava completed very eaitiwv arranaremeni fair lha ap nnasching hiU 7VS.U. In these taey va beta esac tiently sHersasful.sad ihcir well known anperaa judgment and am, reanarcea have been most lullv devoted to the inlon at their Only wareh.aise America lor HOWQl AUcele brated Black Traf unrivalled quality and power. Principal Store. HI Chalham street, New York.

Branch Stort, Wt Greenwich street, do. an ant Grand street. Ho. 3IH Bleecker street. do.

do. 71 Hanover treet, Boston. do ft CHESNUT Street, Philadelphia. AS North FIFTH Street, do. Il ARKSTJNI.MENT FOR RllEi MATiSp Recant ease of nuaumaiwiw M.ok ntie nr two armll mis uniineill, ircHuuiiii, 'J cations i It i a w.werful reronly.

flamg the stiffen i m.ui i.fieiiiii the juices of the Joints. It i equally crficteitt in curing Spraina, Bruises, Ac, ami shinW he kept in every hHie Price At cents. illfV III AIN REMEDY FOR FROST F.D IJ MBS. This remedy will remove the frost irom the part affected almost immediately; ami will heal litem wnen oroicn, iv Mi.ia The atve remeibes are prepared only by W. CIJUIK, and f.

al at So. Id th FIFTH Wrei. LOttT tm Snlunbiy last, lietwren Pine anil Mnr ket itreeis. a SILVER PENCIL CASE, with a Gold Pea, made by Bagley. New York.

The Sraler will he rewanledbv leaving it al No. ll SOI Til THIRD Street, below Pine. yH TOST. FIVE DOLLARS REWARD Li ad, in going from Eyre A Massey' ounting ronin Third sml Chesnnt streets, a small old ALIJbT, a Ten Dollar Note aud several Me mora .1. The Smler.

bv leavii Ihe lt ami mnlenUat No. 3(1 NORTH FRONT Street, shall receive Ihe nlioi erewanl. 'w "YTOTIf Was taken, auppiaicd by muuake, from il the t'liivetaalisl Church, on New Years night, a hue BLACK CLtrTU CU)AK, withUiie and black criMS har liunig; the one left in place was beaver cloth. The hotriVc will oblige Ihe owner by relurn in it No. 337 North TH1KD Siren, tie low urcen, L1 tn RKWARD.

time since, a small q5 bunch of TRUNK KEYS, fcair or Sve in num. nniHi mn old slrel or iron rim. The Under wirt receive the above reward and the thank of Ihe loser by leaving them al me counter of ine ima ger office wt ilT! SHEEP. The owner emi have it by tdciin fving it and paying eipense. by applying at 'iTTt Stalde in BINGHAM'S COl a TAKHN VP ASTRAY On Monday, a ni.

I CAME TO THE PREMISES of the nil. scribrr in Byberry township, Philadelphia county, in Oct. last, a dry Hltow. LIMY tnoulb or 9 year old. Any peraiai proving property and paying charges can take her away, otherwise she will be sukl 10 defray expense.

jlJra WARDER CRESSON STRAYED AWAY On Sunday morn in last, a yellow and while SETTER small size had on a plain leather collar. TWO UOLLAnx rewaru win oe pam io irtai retaruuig said Dog hi rso. 110 ahi.u Slrt. LOST The Washwoman who has the TABLECLOTHS of Ihe PRINCETON, will please bring them oa board, as we will sail at daylight on Salui day. Ihe4lh.

SPECTACLES UST. Lost, yesterday, a pair of douhle juinieil SPECTACLES, very lightly mantled in gold, joint much worn. The finder will receive THREE DOIXARS, by leavuaj them at tbe Exchange. LOST On Ssuiday evening, the SMh instant, in Walnut street, between Tenth and Eleventh, a dUrk French Meriuo CLOAK CAPE. The finder he suitably rawanled by leaving it at No.

297 MARKET Street, behiw Eighih. jl 3i TOST At the Fire, al No. 311 Chesnat atreet, on iiiqvrunuL Danif XoaurPIlHI1SOWn.nviJuinuinncvAi, wilh a atlk eoibtf. A wiitablc reward will be paid for iu recovery. Pawnbroker will, please pay at lention to tins.

Apply at warded. No. 344 CHESNUT Street. Ost Ou the lsl ult a PURSE, with purple I gilt toiiumings had in it Ftttv ccnu also at i iiu.il II .11 I 11 Al l. nunposen pi Inve been dropped between Eleventh and ine and Euthlh and Itace rreeis.i.

i ne anoT r. uj ihlsain to No. 10 PALMYRA ROW, will be re Ihe Jl tirirt'H AND CHAIN IIST. Isist on Satur Vf dy evening last, by child, in grant; from the huh ami Green street lo 7th and Parrish at. mti SI1.VKR WATCH AND GOLD FOB CII 1N WITH AN EAGLE'S HEAD.

A liberal Reward wdl be paid by leavuig the same In sevania ATT ANTED Two good FlNIfJUERS, at the rTJOABDINU A MakArf business. Apply at the shop of 1 eommodated wi Lnt.i,ui cilKKRY Street, between Fourth and Fifth. ra WANTCD A good AVom.ui COOK, Ameriiau, German or Scotch preferred. Aorriv at No. FIIJ1KRT Street, between the hour ut and o'eka A.

M. TON Street. j3 He WANTED In a neutral ailualiuu, two ROOMS, adjoining, furnished as parlor and chamber. Also, a CHAMBER. Address N.

al the leilger ofbre. i J3 3t AjCOrro.N CAKDKR WANTED A cunp. lent Man, who can bring good recommendations, can obtain a situation at the establishment of SKPit HIPKA, Maoayunk, by applying al the Fac ory. jj atw WANTEDit Sn'AnOiV. bya YOUSO MAS of business hnbils; i a good Penman and Accountant; would prefer the Grocery business; good testimonials given.

Address T. 0., at the Irlgct ndica. i 1 3. WANTED IMMEDIATELY A smart, active or 1H, to do the Housework of a very small family, and to take charge of a child occasionally. Inquire at No.

4 Franklin Row, COATES Street, above Teeth, north aide. 1 1 WANTEDA CD I I.I) TO WET NURSE. A young married WOMAN, having lost her Child, I deiroos of having a Child to Wei Nnrse. For particulars, inquire al Mr. KITE'S, in V1NK Street, corner of Morgan1 Court, for MRS.

AH' BUCKLE. jUkO ANTED A young MAN, who ha served hi anprenlirohip iu Philadelphia, desire a SITUATION a fancy ttnir Main, somewhere hi the northern part of the cily. Any person wishing to employ a baud will please adilras a note te S. Harrim, care of J. Morrison, No.

3 FRANKLIN PLACE, cast side. WANTED By MM. JCEL, Fcniher and Ar tificial Flower Manufacturer, Wholesale and Retail. No. 1)1 NORTH KOI It Til Street.

.1 doors below Race, west side, several young LADIES and Small GIRLS, to work at Flower. Also, a GIRL to do housework. FEATHERS allercd, Dyed, Shaded, Ac. corUae ANTED A gTHI to do the hcwwk of "a mall family. Also, one to take fare of a child.

Gond reference will be required. No. 77 PINE Street. Apply at ja WANTED A while or colored GIRL, lo do Hie general housework of a small family. Must come well recommended; none other need apply.

Apply at No. 7 South SECOND Street, below Slur ket street: il 3t A WHITE COOK WA Vf ED At the EAGLE HOTEL, No. 331 MARKET Street, below Ninth. She must come well recommended. 3t Propiretnr, GEORGE FREDERICK: WANTED IMMEDIATELY Four COLORE!) SERVANTS, one Cook, one Chambermaid.

and two young Men or Boys for Waiters, at ihe CENTRAL HOUSE. No. South FIFTH Street. None need apply but those who can come well re commended. tt ift WANTS Al Ihe CITY OFFICE, corner of Till KD and SPRUCE Streets A Book keener.

Clerks, Barkeepers, Waiter, Mrn for stores. Agents, a Captain's Clerk, at good salary. Farmer. Coachmen, lliwtler, Porters, Colored Men, Boys, Ladies' Muids, Chambermaids. Child Nurses.

Seam stress, Waiter Girls, 0 House girls, 4 good Cooks, 3 mall Girl, an Instructress, a man Waiter and Gtrl as Cook to CharlesKMi. R. BURTON. (IT Cilizena suited al short notice. jV Mta ITTANTED A g.aal CAKE BAKER.

Inquire al sin. wi mofia nr in twreei. jl 3t WET NURSE WANTED A YOUNO WO II I I i No. 117 South NINTH Street, below Walnut. 9t take charge of three VT, eaildren.

A only in PINE Street, one door below Tenth, North side. Jl 3t WANTED A WHITE GIRL, to do lha House work in a small family. ood reference will be required. Apply at No. WI South ELEVENTH Street, below Locust.

jl 3a WANTED A White Protestant WOMAN, as Child Nurse one who ba lived ma a nurse and Can sew. Inquire at No. 4 DUUAN'S ROW. South side of SPRUCE Street, six doors below Thir iceiiui. iiMi WANTED A CEL1TIAL and a TERRESTRIAL GLOBE, Second hand, in good order, tot under inches.

Inquire 44 North FIFTH atreet. jl 3t WANTED A young and active American WOMAN, as Cook, and to assist in Ihe Housework of a small family. Satisfactory reference required. pply, between and II o'clock, A. at (No.

2V la: IN jal 3t A YOUNG LADY wishes to devote four or tva hours daily to TEACHING, either in a school or family or would be willing to instruct a Select Cuua, limited to six or eight, at her own residence, in the western part of the cily. Her eourse of instruction will include the English branches, with les sons in French and Music, if required. For address Inquire at the uaiger umce. jl lw AIA.vre A SIIUATlorti As I'OKTKR, or TV other work in a Dry Goods Store. Sutisfac ba reference can be given.

A note addressed C. ijeuger otnee, win oe auenueu hi. oji iwv 1 1 A An L'MUREIXA MAM'KAC TURER one who undersuuids Ihe 'business in all It branches. For address, inquire al the Ledger office. oai aGIC LANTERN WANTKD Of Superior ouality.

with Scripture ami other illustrations; eommunicaliou addreMed to M. U. 8., will tie attended to. dJO lw iiTANTta) A HA RDWAKE 8A LEHMAN who has an extensive acquaintance among Country Merchant in the near trade. A young man from the country would be preferred.

Address (post paid) D. ft Ledger olbce. A rind NEW I RMS. PORTER who can give J. the mosi satisfactory teslimonialsof character and Apolv to M.

S. BUIJU.EY, Transportation Agent, at KiclimoiHl Depot, near nensingion. Mount ucl. tn, lt4. rai lll TJAKEH'SINTEl JGK.NCEOKKICK, established May, IM wars ngoj nt the S.

E. corner CII ES NUT and (entrance ill) THIRD up procures Coachmen, Waiters, Porters, Chamber. Child Mniils, and Conks. Himiiie tuppHtd with krtp. olB iim WANTIU) A Young Man in a Hardware Ure; also a Coachman and i Waiter.

Situation obUMiied for Clerk in Dry Goods and Grocery Store Teachers, Car Agent. Barkeeper, Porters, Coacbmeai, farmers, iiosner, inaise keepers, Cbamberaiaids, 3 Cooks, 8 House Girls, Colored Girls, IHtier Maids to travel, e. MERCHANTS' OFFICE. No. 3 LIBRARY St.

Suae. Hotel and Families supplied wilh help at a short notice. jal tl Ua C1 AMI EL WEBB'S OFFICE IS REMOVliD TO No. 191 North Schuylkill SEVENTH Street, next dm to lb Car Market. Office hours from till Sj may always' be found there at II o'clock, A.M.

fjl 3ta J' OB PRi.N'ri.NU GENERALLY of mU Ian, neatly, promptly and, cheaply exerutol, at the UNITED STATFJs JOB PRINTING OFFICE I.MKiKR BUlLDlNQ.0rrOu LrtftOffic: S. corner of THIRD and CHKSN UT Street. m9 6m4 REMOVAl J. OOI)IJ SPRY CO. have removed to No.

MARKET Street, south side, below Third, where Ihey intend to keep a general assortment of DRY GOODS, lo which they invite the altentiou nt their City and country menus. ji at CiUOAR SUGAR 'New Crop New Orleans Su gar only 01 cent per lis; Fine Young Hyson Tea SU cents, very uperwr 70 cent, ai CHAS. WEBB'S GROCERY STORE, Jl 3t N.W. corner Seventh and Market ts. mEETH! TEETH! FOR SI Office established in 1837, for the reduction of price of dental operation.

Best Teeth ou fine gold, ti Pivot, tl ruing, 5U cent complete set, ev, ai n. nuiri is, Jl 3t Sv4 Clieanut treet. bids, good SWEET CIDER, dih. goou oniii iiur.a, r.T MUKK made from the Wine Sao Apple; 'JO bU. PIPPIN APPLFX at ner 10 bbl.

large Red COOKING APPLES, al etl eeul per bbl. Received and for sale by PllIUP S. McDOfiNELL, souuieast corner of xw ana racuao ros. WILLIAM GIUIORE, CONVEYANCER, Office, No. 229 SOUTH THIRD SUee.

Deeds, Mortgagee, Bowls, Wills, Powers of AU ney. Lease, Agreements, and all other Legal lustra menu ut nimg neauy execawa. Jl a AWAY From the Asylum near Fmnkfurd, a MAS, years ot age. He ia insane, and is incapable of giviug a correct ao count ot himself, or taking care of hiuiself. Ilia ere are gray hi neck i scarred wilh eapping, kM a front lootk wore waea aa aw away, a era cap and a roundabout, short yarn nocking and laced boots.

Ills Hume is urAinue, a. wnuii ana 0. 11. Comegy in marked on hi clothing. Any in formation respecting him Will be thankfully received bv hi distressed Mother, at No.

RUDOLPH COURT, nm rung from Race street, below Eighth atrsaa. The watchmen will please to notice this. Country eapers, in different directions, will, in hu nanitv. olear to publish this advertisement. Coua iiisiiiuiHaai will nleasa to aive imiusdiate infor maiion If kM taken Into any of meat, lha pnbuo Wlllsiao.

BOARD IN (sy number of Grmlcmsfl enn ha ith nermaiient HOARDING, unon moderate term, at the FRANKLIN TEMPERANCE KtttRZ, MAAKV1" Street Wweeh Se veuih and Eighth. The ntuatiou is central, and is possessed of many advantage not elsewhere to be met with. Transient Boarders, as usual. 50 cts ner day. J3 BOARDING.

Three or four Gentlemen can be Comfortahl areotnmralalad with HOARD. at No. North NINTH Street. Term moderate. Also Wanted a COIXIRED GIRL a Chamber maid.

Arolva above, after the hour of 8 o'clock in ina morning. jtf St BOARD1NU A few more Ladies and Genllcmru rail beliandsoruely accommodated with BOARDING, with or without Indaiun. at No. 143 ARCH Street. This is one of the most desirable aud pleasant locations 111 the city.

Refereace exchanged. 3ta BOARDING. A Urge and convenient ROOM, situate on the first floor, ran be had al a reason able price. Apply at No. 78 WALNUT St.

jl 3t BOARDING A Gentleman and hi Lady, or a few Simla Gentlemen can be varv comfortably aecoramodsted by applying al No. tS NORTH FIFTH Street. S. B. Two Young Ladies would be taken, if an early application made.

Reference erehanged. jal lw WANTED By a Young Man and hi Wife, an UNFURNISHED ROOM, with BOARD, in a genieel private family, where there are but few or no other Uoaruers. Terms moderate. Address G. A Ilger Office.

Reference exchanged. jal BOARDING. Permanent and Transient BOARDERS can he pleasantly accommodated at CAMBRIDGE'S, 91 South EIGHTH Street, a few door below Walnut N. A large and very handsomely furnished PARIX5R, lighted with Gas. and Chamber adjoining, lo Let, jnl tltm BOARDING A pleasant FRONT ROOM, suitable for a Genlleiiianand his Iuly.

Also, pleasant apartments for two or three Single Gentlemen, may be bad by applying at No.lXISPRUCESlreei. below Fourth, South aide. lw BOARDING No. 413 MARKET Street, above Twelfths Several pleasant APARTMENTS lo let, with or without BOARD, to Families or Single Gentlemen, on moderate terms. chM lw BOARDING.

Three or four Gent lemea can be accommodated wilh Pleasant CHAMBERS and BOARDING, hi a email private family, at No. IMi FILBERT Street, fifth house West of Schuylkill Eighth, South side. Terms moderate. js lw BOARDING. A handsome CHAMBER, on ihe second floor, suitable for a family, can he had at No.

lttt CHESNUTSlreet. Also, a lew Gentlemen can be accommodated, on reasonable terins. ihiS lm BOARDING No. 105 RACE Street, one door be low Fifth. Several pleasant furnished ROOMS.

suitable for Siagla Gentlemen or Families. Transient Boarder entertained from 60 to 75 cents per day. dll lm SCHOOLS. JW. FAIREST A.

will re open hia CLASSI CAL and ENOLISH SB Ml A Y. S. E. corner of EIGHTH and WALNUT Streets, on THURSDAY MORNING, January 9d. jal INSTITUTE FOR ACCt)UNTANTS, N.

31 MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE. A. F. CRIT TENDEN is fully prepared to accommodate Gentlemen with a thormigh practical oourse of INSTRUCTION IN BOOK KEEPING, and invito Ihe atten tion or those wishnur in become Ihorous hlv skilled in Ihe art. A.

F. C. also attend to the Opening, Closing, and adjusting of Book. The best of Cily references may be hod at hi room. jl lmeod HE GERMAN LANGUAGE Professor RE MAK calls the attention of Students to hia highly successful system of giving instruction in the GERMAN LANGUAGE For terms, apply at No.SUB Nor Ik SIXTH Street, above Wood.

d9 lm FRENCH. SPANISH AND GERMAN LANGUAGES PROP. MEIRE, late of Yale College. Honorary Member T. C.

D. Ac. Ac. in tend to devote some of the knurs not engaged al the U.S. Naval bcdooi, lo irutroction in the atiove guages, private and in classes.

Prof. MEIRE trusts that his reputation and long experience will not reader a detail of his system or long list of reference ne cessary, roretgners instructed in tarouga Ihe medium of either of the above language. Office and residence, 131 SPRUCE Street. d7 lnr DANCING OA BKILL DB KORPONAY has the honor of in forming the Ladies and Gentlemen of Philadelphia and vicinity, that he propose riving instruction in the principal fashionable Dances prevailing in the Highest circles oi r.uropean ana American society. Moiis.

K. will be assisted by Madame Knrponay, as Musician. The instruction will be given in the French, German and English languages. To commence on FRIDAY next, January 3, and continue on each Friday and Saturday following. ITT Room are engage at the ASSEMBLY The Polka and the Mazofjax, aa at present danced in the fashionable circle of London, Paria and New York, can be taught in six or twelve les son.

Subscribers' list left with MR. F10T, No. lot UHKW.VJTmreet. latum A CARD. Mudomoiselle DU BOUCHET.

hue J. Teacher of the French language in Mr. Picot's and Mrs. LADl E8' CLASSKS and private Pupils, at her residence, No. 96 WAL pi street, ararye ouria.

as im CENTRAL LN8TITUTE FOR YOUNG GEN Kj TLEMKN, over No. AS and 94 North SIXTH Btreei, neiow Arcn. Aurxr.ii i. srtui PRINCIPAL. A lew additional pupil may be entered at the commencement of ihe year.

To parents, who have sous of correct halms, and who desire for them a tAorear tdutatitm. free from all contaminating influences, the present i on eligi ote opportunity. The discipline is parental, and the uumbernf pupil is necessarily limited. The system includes a frequent review of all the solid branches of aludy, and much oral and individual iuslruciiou. dai iw References.

Every patron of tbe liwlituiion. Circulars may be obtained al Ihe Ledger office. StorV. JAddressJ.K.,l.lgerOmce. d3(Mt XirANTEU Immediately, twenty liair Iruaiysnd I ktalikuu ia CkeUer County.

competent AgeuU, hi canvass aamiies in Ibis Slate for a new work, just published. To I Ik we who are efficient and energetic, this allortls a rare opportunity for profitable employment. Apply lo B. WALK hit, at IMo. Bourn ruujirit rMreei, up stair.

llw TO MERCHANTS The advertiser offers hi ser vice a BOOK KEEPER and ACCOUNTANT, and licing thoroughly versed in hi profession, feels assured of giving perfect satisfaction in Ihe faithful Mrr.wmm ii ki duties wherever he nwv be en gaged. The most undoubted testimonial of character and caniahiiily can be produced. A note, addressed lo M. box 'J'i, risti orare, rnitaueipnia, win meet with immediate attention. d27 'Jw) ABOHERS WANTED.

LAlioREKS are LA wanted to work on lb Schuylkill Valley Rail navl. Those Wishing In olrtain emnloymeut ou thi work can he brought from Philailelphia over the Reading Railroad al a very small price, a arrangement to thai effect hare bora made. FOR the The pupilsarethroueh ly instructed iu all the usual branches also, iu the FRENCH and SPANISH LANGUAGES: ami every at tent ton ia paid to their moral, health and comfort. rencn ana ppanisn Hoys who cannot speak Knglish will have their difficulties explained in Iheir verna cular tongue. Term medrraM.

nl 3m NOBIJi HEATH. CJTAMMERINtf CURED, AND EI.OCUT10N k) TAUGHT, by DR. A. COMSTOCK, No. 100 MULBERRY St.

VJT PuMisbed, a new edition of Comstock's System ot' Elocution. Also. Comstork's Table oflheEleinentsoflhe English language oeKJnp SOMETHING NEW Person giving uplloase kecping nr leaving the city, can have money ad vanced for either Furnitureor Piute, or can be bought out, for which the highest price will be given. Ad ureaa new lines iu .10. mt 1 aoove mu, jal Im MOSra J.

VANDERSUCE. rpiiE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing he' 1 tween CORNELIUS SMITH and HORACE C. PECK, Booksellers, this day dilved by mutual consent. vtiKNr.Ul SMITH, HORACE C. PECK.

January IMS ji dta PARTNERSHIP of MESSRS. TURNER I uui'niviiu .1,... .1. .1 1... on the 31st day of December, 144.

All debt and credit to he received ami paid by t.DWAKD and JAMES TURNER. Witness our hands, this 31st day of December, IMI. JONATHAN TURNER, TLK.rat, JAMES TURNER. N. The business will be continued at No.

58 North SECOND Street, by EDWARD A JAMES TURNER, who return thank for pal favor, and hope hi meru a continuance jai jt DISfOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP The Part nership heretofore existing between E. P. JACKSON. W. JACKSON, and J.

W. K. JACK SON, untler Ihe firm of JACKSON, BROTHER 1 this any aissoiveo py ine wunarawalot i W. F. Jackson.

v. jAChSttN, ters most be post paid ITT Btwmn ml Crnmmmrrfats. C. W. JACKSON PARTNERSHIP.

E. F. ft C. W. JACKSON Associate wilh them C.

K. ROSS, and will continue the business under the firm of JACKSON, BROTHER at the N. E. corner of MARKET and THIKDSIrcels. )l 3t4 NOTICE.

Tbe Partnership heretofore existing between GEO. BCHRYER and WM. MOR GAN, nnder Ihe firm of GEO. BCHRYER Glue, Hide whip, Oil Lealbar and Buckskin Glove manuiaciarers, aaa neea ini day dissolved oy mu tual consent, GEO. BCHRYER having retired from business.

All person having demand agairut the late firm Will please present them iminediaiely for payment, lo WILLI AM MORGAN, who is duly authorized settle Ihe affair, and who intemla con llnuinc business at the owl establishment. NINTH and CALlA)WHILL Streets, with renewed exer tions on hi part lo render satisfaction GMJ. PvHKl KK. WM. MORGAN.

Deceimier3l. 1844. jal 3ie TOY'S ANTI DYSPEPTIC ELIXIR This vain able remedy speedily restore Ihe debilitated system, nromoung a healthy lone and action of the sto mach and bowels. It has cured the mean hopeless eases of ilrspepsia. arane ot iron a tozu year stand and some, whose lungs have been affected Ihrouch debility of the system, pronounced by their physician dying wilh Coiuaiinptioa, have been restored'to their mends, ana are now enjoying goon kealth, living monuments ine emcacy at wis powerful remeiiy.

inrFor sale only at No. lb NORTH FIFTH 1 Street. lal i.Derw Ttf ADAME DI LaTN9 FEMALE REGULAT ItA ING PIL1.B are a sure remedy in obstinate rase of periodical complaints Incident to her sex. Their certainty nt producing regularity in all where Ihe monthly period aave become irregular from colds, Ac, ha long been acknowledged by the atedirad profession, and ibonsanda who have derived Ihe desired benefit from their ase. They contain no medicine the least iniunoua, and ran be used in all rasea with nerfest safety.

Office, No. 4 POWELL Street, one 001 from the comer at South Fifth street. Price SI per box half boie 5" cent. They can be et by mail to any part of the United Stale all let There ara no genu ine Female Regnhttng Pills" except Ihnst sold only al Madame dcmaln otac. mat pntwi av cspikn, her writtea ugnatara will ba found on the aoratof each boa Adviee free.

hO t7r FOR IALbS 1SD TO MUTT. FR SU A PEW in Si. Andnw'y Ca Rev. Mr. Clark's, the 3d Pew from the pulpit.

on the south side of the middle aisle. Possessua will be given on Ihe 1st of March. Inquire at lbs N. fc. corner of BROAD aud PIN Btreels.

3 3t sk FTR SALE The GOOD Wll.L aud fic QTURES of a BREAD AND CAKE BAKERY. The present owner wishea to aell, a he is engaged in other business. For address, apply al Ihe ledger i Office. ja3 3t 0TO LET A MILK FARM, coolauung between thirty and forty Acres, ailualcL Jf near Ihe Westchester Road, 2j mile from Mu a4, ket street Bridge. Inquire al the S.

E. corner of WATER and CALIAJWHILL Streets, or of the subscriber on the premises. Mk TO RENT. The DWELLINIi HOl'SK, N. i lalW.

corner of TENTH and SHIPPEN Streets. Also, a commodious Batcx Stsbli oa CARBON Street, near Tenth and Cedar street. Apply in CHESNUT third door below Twelfth, jaj ans afck TO LET. Two small aeat 1,1,1 J0S, lilal moderate rent, both situated in the Borough of West Philadelphia, one near the turnpike, a snort distance above Ihe Public House occupied by Mr. ill lillKM, ue other In fAKa.

mreei, pet ween Wal. nut and locut. Apply al the Lumber Yard of AS. MclLVAINACO. ji lta BOOK BIN DEHS For Sale, a half interest in Ihe Stock.

Implement and Business of an established BINDERY AND BOOK STOAK, price tiW cash. The presses and other tool are nearly new, and, with the stock of Book in store, are fully worth all that i asked for the co partnership. To a young man out of hia time, wishing lo start in the business, and willing to devote hi time aud labor to the interest of the concern, the present opportunity presents a very favorable advantage. Apply to ju. EGAN.

at the Bindery, 47D North SECOND Street, near Willow. jx lw LAND FOR SALE. Several TRACTS, of One Hundred Acres each, in Western Peiutsylvania. Satisfaction will be given before purchasing, that the bind i excellent for farming; titles indisputable. Inquire at 35 MARSHALL Street.

B1 I wt AUCTIOW BALES. PHILIP HATHANS, AUCTION AND COMMISSION HOUSE. No. 133 NORTH THIRD Street, opposite Branch, neiween nacu nun iw, MONEY! MONEY MONEY Persons in want of money, from one dollar lo thousands, cun be supplied on very reasonable term, as nxaiey to any amount will be advanced upon Diamonds, Watches, Silverware, Jewelry, Fancy Articles, Guns, Pistols, SI I 1 itnuuig, fiaruware, rurnnurtj, mvrcnajiuise, anu Goods of all kinds and every description, upon term mora liberal than can be obtained elsewhere. All articles will be carefully and safely kept any leugih of lime agreed upon.

All busiuesstransoctions strictly confidential. NOTICE. Public sales held at the Auction House. Stores, or Dwelling Houses, of Furniture, Storks, Watches, Jewelry. Hard ware, Cutlery, Merchandise, Bnippmg, Hooks, Malionery, UK rung, nponr sonaWe and satisfactory term.

Any day will be apart for those wishing to engage sale. KKGLLAR EVENING DALM held al the Auc tion Store, of Good in general, suitable for tore Keeper and other. an AMv UUT DOUK 9ALKS. Particular attention riven to oiii ooot sales, upon terms exceeoingly liberal. MOSES NATHANS.

Auctioneer, A'g. 84 South SECOND Stmt, abort Walnut. GREAT PUBLIC ACCOMMODATION. iiMtM ntreel, below iNinth. d.ll set MONEY I MONEY MONEY Person in want of money, from one dollar to thousands, can be accomuindated, by applying at Ihe counting room of i.ii il i I no iMiec maise jtucitun awtuj no.

ea cuum Second above Walnut as money is advanced liberally upon Diamonds, Gold and Silver Plate, Watches, Jewelry, Wearing Apparel, Guns, Pistols, Musical Instruments, Merchandise and goods of every description. All good kept any length of lime agreed nnon. ah business transactions strictly conn deuliul. Private Entrance from Bank alley, mylb ly rpo OIL ClATTH FACTORS A valuable lot of BIAHJKS, suitable for carrying on Ihe business or maaingi.ni loins, tor aie sow. inquire ai 'a NEW YEAR PRESENTS.

AGATE LETTER SEAIA a handsome asaortmenu just received anu ior aate oy WM. II. HORTSMAN SON, ir7 51 North THIRD Street. A LL WHO DOUBT THAT CONSUMPTION il CAN HK CURED, read the following: MR. SCII ENCK Dear sir: It affords me heart fell satisfaction lo lav before the public Ihe success ot your fULAlUiMlc BVKtf in curing me of aim senna alto armir seaiea i.iAmit.nriion.

snn 1 firmly believe that no other medicine but your would nave succeeded in curing me. aooui tour year aro 1 was aiiacxeo wiin a pain in my breast, and a troublesome eotirh. and a very sore throat, which my physician called Bronchitis. At time 1 would get better, burwhenerer I took the least cold I would get worse aaein. and for several successive weeks would be very miserable.

About three year ago my husband died with consumption. and after hi decease I was taken with the same symptoms he had before he died, namely, violent and distressing cough, severe pain in my aide and al the pit of mv atunach: mv throat was in a dreadful con dition, being so very ore, that at time it was Willi great difficulty 1 could speak. 1 hast every day a aign lever, violent aeanacii, creeping chills ana pro fuse sweat al night. My bowel were costive, an petile nearly gone, and my Momach was so very weak thai my physician was al a haw to know what to do for me, as every thing I would take in the shape of foid or medicine was immediately rejected. I remained for some time in thi wretched condition, and despaired of ever getting belter.

A gentleman who resided iu the house with me had a violent attack of Influenza, and was recommended to try SUIENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP; he did so, and 11 seam oroxe ni eouga ana mane nun perfectly well. This gave me some confidence In your syrup, and I reluctantly determined lo try il. The first bottle ap peered to take hold of my disease and relieve me; it was the first thing I found that would remniu on my stomach, and il soon began to strengthen me, which continued until I was perfectly restored. My cough, which bad all akaig been light and dry, now became very louse, and the expectoration eopiousj and in a short time it ceased entirely. Your Syrup appeared to pervade my whole system, my limbs which had previously been cokl, soon became warm and natural, my blissl was purified, and my bowel liecaine perfectly regular without the aid of purgative medicine.

But what created most was, that after using several bottle id Ihe Syrup, the affected aide and breast broke out in about twenty large bile, wnirn were very paiiitui ana aiscnargea way matter. I felt satisfied thai this war the effect ot your truly valuable medicine, pnfllying my system, and uWneipettiag the diseased matter in this form. I have forth last eighteen months enjoyed uninter. ranted health, and hava refrained from making my ease known for fear of a rilapsa occurring, a I could scarcely believe I was cared permanently, as I always supposed oaisumpttoH an ineuratile disease, and mine was the first case of real consumption thai I ever knew to be permanently cured. I tell it inv duty to make knomn the great and healing virtue of your yrop whenever 1 went, ana muiy or my friends 'have used it wilh as gond success aa myself.

and 1 know of many really astonishing Cures il has made, one of which I will relate, went to see little child. Who lav. as us parents supposed, on a death bed. The phyaician had given it up, and it was reduced In a mere skeleton, and every one who was there thought it would not survive many hour. I suggested ihe use of your Pulmonic Syrup, which they consented to try, and in a short time the child was better, and by continuing it use Ihe child was eventually restored lo health.

It is now a healthy child, and but for your Syrup I believe it would have been in its crave. I with thai the vir tue of your Syrup were known far and wide, and in order that all wha Mwd this may rely upon the truth of every word that is herewith Mated, I would rc specuuilr invite an amicteo person 10 can ana see me, at my residrnce, No. 333 RACE Sireei, between Ninth and Tenth, lower aide, and I will inform them more particularly of my own case and other that nave come under my onservatioii. daiah uxxia. December 31st.

imt. Prepared by J. II. SCHENCK. and for sale at hi principal office, No.

31 South SIXTH Street, one door below Chestnut, and of his Agent Hooensack corner of Second and Coatee and Eighih and Green street, and Henry A. BoAver, corner of Sixth and ureen street. jai im A CARD MADA.MK DUSAR respectfully form the Usdie and Gentlemen that she has returned to the citv. and she will be pleased to see all her old costume rs, and aa many new one as will Cease to favor her wilh a call. She will solve all wful Question about Bustnes and Love Matter.

I and interpret Dreams. All who are about to gel married nail better aave a wore ot auric, nor residence 1 on the S. W. corner of JUNIPER LANK and GEORGE Street, between Tenth and Eleventh and Chesnut and Walnut streets. jal Tif ADAME DEMAIN, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, fnan Paris.

offer her professional service tothe Iwhea ff thi city and country. Her knowledge, prae lice and eioenence in Ihe treataient of kmg standing ofaetuale rases of pernalical complaint, incident 10 leraale, are such a 10 require ion a lew uays hi eneci a perfect cure. Her medical application can be re lied upon with every eonnoence, iroin ine tact mat her mode of treatment is founded on the roost scientific principle, which will render relief certain even in ine mosi onsiuuiie tve vi 11 D. would infiam ladiea who, with a proper delicacy, have a repugnance to the treatment of their coniplaiiiU except by one of their own sex, that she cdictate every ease personally, anu emu ue euosuueu mm the strirtm naibdenee in recard to the wishes of her patients. Hours, of attendance front I A.

M. lo 9 LaHtc can be nrovided with private ana respecta ble Board daring confinement, or the treatment of taeir complaints, waere incy wm um rery reiireu, and have ihe best of medical attewktnee, and lha kindest of car and nursing until they are perfectly well. Residence, (with separate Consulting parlors,) No. 4 POWKIX. Street, one door from the corner of South FIFTH Street.

N. MADA.VIE DEMAW will wait upon La die at their residence, in any part of the ctty or country, within a reasteiable distance. All letter sny he pnat paid. KHIfr tlnfl REWARD. CROSS SPECIFIC MIL vOJJ TV RE, for tbe eure of delicate disnosea.

Wa give an quackish recommendation to deceive the public. The proprietor challenge a single ease of recent disease to be brought ia which the Mixture will not effect a rapid curd. uMer a forfeiture of S5t For ala by C. BARRY, E. cornet of CUES NVT and SEVENTH bueet.

ja lar AMVSftMKirrS I 1j tv aO. mi A Til i AHCH STRKEf tLaf 1 r' 1 U' lAAAUth, JenUj J) BENEFIT or Mr. BARNES THIS EVEN ING. Jan. 3.

Ihe interesting Drama, railed the DUMB MAN OF THE ROCKSFrancisco, Mr. Steven; Selimn, Mrs. Burke. Between the pieces, SINGING and DANCING. To lie followed hytheSerio ComicPaiitomime, called DON JUAN.

Don Juan, Mr. Barnes; Scaramouch, Mr. Burke; Donna Anna, Mr. Burke. To conclude wilh the HARLEQUIN'S FESTIVAL Mr.

Barnes; Marietta, Miss St. Clair. 07 Dress Circle. 5fJ Second and Third Tiers, 85 Pit, 121; Gallery, cts. CHESNUT ST.

THEATRE. WtnT Psatt, Lessee THIS KVENING, Jan. 3d, will be acted, the Opera of the BOHEMIAN GIRL Arllne, Mr. rVgiiin; Devil shoof, Mr. Seguin; Thaiklens, Mr.

Frazer; Count Amhrim, Mr. Andrew; Florestuie, Mr. Bmnton; Principal Dancers, Mons. Martin and Mis Tumbull. C7" Boxes, 60 cents; Pitt, 45 eta.

WElXTliB vTRC CHKSMT St'mt, ar A'iaA THIS EVENING, Jan. 1, will commence wilh Ihe characteristic Cavalcade of Columbia's Certain Hope W. Kiiirade as Le Cerf Agile Pa de Dance, by Mis Wells Seven Trainforma Ikmis, by Mr. Rogers Wonderful Feat of Mr. Con over Superb Vaulting, headed by Macfarland Horsemanship by Mr.

Nathan, who will carry Mast. W. Kincade on his head Clown in the Circle. John May An entirely Original Folic Pantomime, en tilled THE WANDERING JEW; or, Harlequin iverywnere. MAEiy.EI.S CONFLAGRATION OP MOSCOW will be exhibited at the ASSEMBLY BUIIJMNG EVERY KYBNINOWW further notice.

And further and besides Ihe exhibition of this won derful piece of HiHurirnl Mirkanim, the celebrated jib. wui appear in many in surprising JfeMj. Admission to the Dre Circle 50 FamilyCirde, SJ Children to front seals, ets. jai lmh27tj ARCH STREET THEATRE BARNES' EN EF1T. Lost igl km nas nUu season.

Mr. B.will have the honor of appearing in six different cha racter, producing a bill of surpassing excellence, combining novelty wilh variety, and a judicious distribution of the serious and comic. Two new pieces, a comic Pantomime and serious and comic Dancing ana ringing. DON JUAN. OR THE IJBERTINE DESTROY ED.

John Juan, Mr. Barnes: Scaramouch, Mr. Burke; Don Guzman. Mr. Steven; Donna Anna.

nirs. iiurae. jv nt rOOIXKJlCAL EXHIBITION RAYMOND k. AU OX'S MENAGERIE, located in WALN UT between Eurhlh and Ninth. This superior collectum of 1 JVING WII J) ANIMALS i now open for Ihe reception of visiter, (for a hort season,) from 9 to 4 o'clock in the Afternoon, and from 7 to 0 o'clock in the Evening.

This establishment having been filled up entirely anew, these beautifal and wonderful specimens of nature ran be viewed with perfect safety. II ERR DRUOSBACH will appear in his must as tonishing eerie of performance, with hi whole GROUP OF TRAINED ANIMALS. Performance to commence in the Afternoon at 3 o'clock, and in the Evening at 8 o'clock. a iTu. I ii I Aomwance cenm ciuiuren nan price, nn uy AMERICAN HAIR DYE.

Warranted, if strictly applied according direction, to change the Hair from ant other color to a beautiful Auburn, or a perfectly jet Black, without staining or irritating Ihe Skin, like other Hair Dyee. d' lrm Prepared only by DR. D. JAYNE, No. South THIRD Street, Philadelphia.

Price 50 cents. PASSAGE FROM LIVERPOOI Per sons wishing to engage passage for their friend in first rate Shin, to sail from IJver pool for Philadelphia, two in each month of March, April, May, June ana July, may notv do so by applying to ROBERT TAYLOR, KI Um aw Mattel sireei, aonve bievemn. PASSAGE FROM LONDONDERRY Person wishing to engage pnssnge for their menus in first rate snips, to sail Iroin uonoon derry for Philadelphia, viz: One on the 15th March, One on the 25th March, One on the 1st April, One on the 15lh April, une on the afttn April, une on ine isi may, May now do oo by applying to ROBERT TAYI)R, Market atreet, above Eleventh. UT The CREOLE, Captain Clark, the PROVIN CIALIST, Captain Williams, and the FANNY, Captain Quin, are expected lo be Ihe first three Ships to leave DKHKV the ensuing ppriug. am RAILkOAD CARS FOR SAlJi.

To be sold by Auction, on FRIDAY, ihe 3d of 'January, at Itl o'clock iu Ihe forenoon, at of RAILROAD CARS, in rood runniiia older. The Cancan be seen at any lime during the day, al the De pot. ji ji A HORSE AND LIGHT WAGON FOR SALE A BARGAIN. Reccoinmenda Ihnis uperfluoii, as may be seen al the GOLDEN SWAN STABLE, THIRD Street, near Arch; if not disposed of at private sale, will be offered at Wolberts," Carpenter' Court, on Saturday, the 3d iiulant. den.

A HORSB AND CART FOR SALE Cheap for cash. Apply in CHARLES four doors above ilkiw sireei, Spring Gar jat Jt HORSES TAKEN TO WINTER. Horses taken to pasture at OUJ cts. per week, until tne arm 01 irecemner, wnen ine win ter oaaiure will commence al I per week. The Horses will be put in stable at night lo hay, and run out throughout the day, when lite weather i suitable, on good meadows, where Ihey will be attended lo, and cannot be toleu or used.

SAMUEL MURDOCH. Inquire at the Bell Tavern, Darby Road, five miles below Market atreet Bridge. N. B. Cattle laken lo pasture a usual.

ol4 ja22 CANARY BIRDS AND LAP DOUS. it A choice kit of first rate siiurirur CA. NARJKS some of them rood simrer with cages, if Some beautiful half grown LAP DOGS, while and curly, which for beauty cannot be surDusaed. Also, one large GREEN PAnHOT, a very fine talker awl singer, no one superior to hitn in Ihe city. All the above will be sold Vwrv kiw.

Annlv at No. 2h BRANCH between Third and Fmirth. jl 3t SCIENTIFIC AMUSEMENTS br Old and Ytunf, Grans and UttuDtngneA fur (As Lcalrt TOMS tuul Fm uilt Kitrtalum. Tlie ainnsemenls now offered to the public which are said first lo have originated with the nese, and wlncu were a lavorue pastime wua lapo oelon, while ia exue ai tieiena, wno novn 111 hava been deeolr (killed in mathe matics, are cianprised of between three and four hundred different figure or problems, all mathematical in their atructura, and the mind is nulhetiaitically en gaaed iu their aoliitioa. The advantage of an ainuse 11 llieilt wtlicn nu mw ine innsu in tuwiw 01 any in ine useful sciences, must be olivi.HU, and needs no further deinonslratain.

Young ladies will find thi a very agreeable appendnge to their Centre tables. Young gentlemen will find it a pleasant and instructive am panion in their lodging riaaus, and parents will cultivate a taste fi nulneiisitics and architectural science in their sons, by furnishing llieia with Una useful recreation for the mind. OPINIONS ur 1 me rKtw. Sc'untihU Amuttment (H bite year, ingenuity and talent, prompted by benevolence, appear to devote themselves tn the production of pastime and amuse ments which will, at ine same nine, impart some useful knowledge nr scientific principle, all tending to win our youth from the merely frivohai and often dnnccrnii practices 100 frequently inowgeo. iu nyme idle and thouthtless.

Mr. C. C. Chapman, N. E.

corner of Chesnut and Second street, has published anamntemenl on the above principle, consisting of Sectional Blocks, a Book of Figure, and a Key lo Ihe same, which we would commend to the attention of parents and other nniumau vounn, nor. v. smusemnK Mr. C. C.

Chapman. N. K. corner of Chesnut and Second treet, has for sale boxes containing several Metallic Pistes, used for solving many hundred Problems, a explained in a little volume that accompanies them, and designed a a pastime for children and other. They are calculated at once to interest and amuse, and may, therefiae.

he commended hi the uolice of Ihe yiauig nmnle Ptaasvoaaia Uquinr. A pleasant amuse meal for the long winter evenings J'Ati's. fcir tkt Timrt. New Amusement," on Ihe plan of the Chinese Teas rams, and for sale by Mr. C.

C. Chapman. N. corner of Chesnut and Seoaid streets, is found a very interesting game, and is well calculated 10 cultivate a taste for mathematical and architectural sci xiim rrasMVfraaiasi. Citrtr Gam.

We recommend to the amice of our reader, who have not already procured il, the Amusement advertised bv Mr. C. C. Chapman. It will pus xle young head and okl to good purpose, and illustrate the immense number of eouitniiationa which mav ba made with half a dozen bit of metal.

It may be made, alto, a scientific game, a well a a mere pastime. a 'f The dvtttisemeiit relative to Scientific Amuse ments, refers 10 a pleasant matter, on the principle of, the Chinese Trngrams, wnicu win ne tounu an excellent exercise for young nuntl Ntal'i Sat. Oax. Fin sale, by the gross, uozru, or single set, oy vi. CHAPMAN, N.

B. corner of CHESNUT and SK COND Street, and by H. L. LiPMAN, Agent, 1W CHESNUT Street, above Fourth. Also sold al the principal Fancy Store.

jal 3teD LEDGER TRANSCRIPT. OSIRIS and MARYLAND, i discontinued for the I id present, in consequence 01 tne uavigaiwn oeing cneu by ice, and will be resameu again ui ine nprmg, as early as the navigation opens. Thi Line, su far, has been so wall patronised, thai the proprietor have determined to increase Ihe speed of Iheir boat, and pal on two Daily Lines, MORNI 0 and AFTERNOON, for next season. The line to SALEM will also be resumed whenever the tea will permit. The public are cautioned against the support of a Lias, got op and run by the Railruad Company' Agents, per steamboats Paateer and Napoleon, for the purpose of breaking dowa thd Regular Opposition.

Thtretia If you wiah to secure the fare fnan to 1 80, be particular to support the regular opposition. The speed and aeeianmodation will be far superior to those if Ik ivrneer ami ruapmeon. jaS lw MORRIS BUCKMAN, Agent. GtURB ALLEN, an indentured ap 'prejitiee, has ABSENTED himself from my Rnkrj ment. All person are eantioned against sirWing or tnuluig him oa my account.

WM. t. M. ROSS. I.

W. soraer of Eighth and Arch atresia. .3. 1115, Tux Mount Journal of Com merce of yesterday says, thi steamboat, which left New York on tlie 10th fur Philadelphia, it will be remembered, bat not been heard from since. Tbe brig Martlia, Capt.

Parker, from Boston to Baltimore, on the. 31st io htf. 38 30, lung. 70 30, hw the broadside of steamboat wilh Iter stent knocked on, so tint the name could not be teen. This wreck will probably prove to be all that remain of lite fated boat and br hapless crew, at they have doubtless found grave ia lie deep, deep aen." Steamboat Coixtsiox.

The steamboat Hi wasse, sunk on lite night of tlie insf on the Mississippi, by coming in contact with the steamboat Superb, near Bayou Goula. Tbe boat and cargo are said to be a total 1. No lives were lost, nor did the Superb sustain any damage. Latest from Texas. Galveston dates to the 21st lilt, have been received.

Col. A. J. DoneUoo, U. Charge d' Ada ires to Texas, and a gentleman charged wilh despatches from Col.

D. to Ihe State Department at ash burton, have arrived at New Orleans. Nearly 400einigTBtils from Bremen hadarrived at Galveston within a few days. The new aettletnent of Castroville, on the Medina, west of San Antonio, is said to contain up wards of 1 10 inhabitants already. The Galveston News, speaking of the growing of sugar iu Texan, says tliat thus far its success has been signal, and that tlie day is not far distant wlien sugar and tnolasse will be numbered among the articles of exportation from the country.

The papers contain President Houston's vale dictory upon Waving office, ou tlie 9th and President Jones' iuaugural tion taking the chair of State vacated on that day. President Houston coticratulatea the country upon the succesa of tlie Government, and thank the people for the support by which he has been sustained iu trvtrur circumstance. After some remarks upon the satiid'actory state of tlie fo reign relations of the Republic, Gen. Houston holds Ihe following pregnant language in reiatit to annexation The attitude of Texas now, lo mvapprehen sion, is one of peculiar tiileresl. Alio tuitea States have uptirncd her twice already.

Lei ner, therelore, maintain ner position urtiuy, as it is, aud work out her owu political salvation. Let her legislation proceed upon the siippoeitun that we are to be and remain an independent people. If Texas goes begging again for admission into the United States, she will only degrade herself they will spurn her again Irom lltcir threshold, and other nations will look on her wilh; unmmgted pity; let lews, therefore, maintain her Dosition. If the United States shall open the door, and ask her to come into her great family of States, you will then have other conductors, belter titan niyselt, to leaayouinioan union wiin tlie beloved hind from which we have sprung tlie land of the broad stripes and bright stars. But let us be as we are until tlie opportunity is presented, and then let us ito in.

if at all, united in one phalanx aud sustained by tlie opinion of tlie The valedictory closes by reoominendinglbe establishment of public schools, Arc. President Jones' inaugural ia confined to a protestation of his diffidence in assuming an office that has been so ablv tilled, and a few gene ral recommendations touching the future policy of tlie Stale. Amongst the principles avowed by bis Excellency, we are glad to notice mat tne necessity of maintaining the public faith is boldly n.i I i.i: I. .1 inculcated. ne esiaoiisiuneui ot pumic scuuuis is also recommended, and the abolition of all pa per money, whether issued by corporations, the Government or individuals, is strongly insisted upon.

1 resident Jones makes no allusion to The Galveston Civilian, of the 14th, says tlie question will soon be laid before the people of Texas, in a tangible and authentic shape, whether they will take an acknowledgment ot lueir inde pendence trout Mexico, coupled wtm mo conui lion ot uecnning annexation to ine i unco aie or await tbe chances ot union wiin this country Reported fin the Public Ledger.) PracceaUng City Casuacllas Tbi'Sspat, January 2, lb 15. SELECT COUNCIL Mr. Chandler presented a petition of citizen aguiiwl the consolidation of the cily aud Ike adjoining district into one corporation, which was referred to a elect committee composed of the President of the Council and the Chairmen of the Slaiahiig Committee. Mr. Gilpin presented a similar memorial, winch wa similarly referred.

Mr. Morrw, from the Couinuttee 011 City Properi) presented the estimate for the annual expenses ut' the eiicuing year. Referred to Committee on Finance. Mr. Wetherill, front Ihe Watering Committee, presented the annual report, which was ordered lo be printed.

On motion of Mr. Cope, it wt resolved thai the Presidents of Councils be requested lo truiismit lo the Legislature of the Commonwealth copies of the An nual Report of Ihe Committee of the Girard Estates, in accordance with the will of the late Stephen Common Council concurred. Mr. Cope, in hi place, offered a hill making an ap propriation of 00,500 to the Committee on Girard Estate, out of the money in the hands of the Treasurer of Ihe Girard Fund, for Ihe purpose of meeting tne itemaiai upon tne estate. Alter souk uicsussion tlie 0111 was pnsipmica lor present.

Mr. Morris offered a resolution authoriiuc the Coniuiitiie on City Property to nuke ceriaiu trans rsnf money from the purrssM: to which they were originally appropriated, toother. Agreed to, and Uotnnvai Uouucil concurred. The Councils then went iulo joint meeting for the purpose of electing certain city oilkers, for wlnthse proceedings of Common Council. Mr.

uiipiii inovca mat ine iommon iaiuih ii lie in formed that Oil Council was prepared to meet Ihein bt elect Engineers of Ihe accepting ire Conipanie, which, on a division, wa not acreed to. The Select Council concurred iu approving Ihe sureties of the City Treasurer. On motion of Mr. t.ilpin, the t.onncil then adjourn ed over to next Thursday evening, fia the purpose of receiving Ihe report ut the joint committee on Ihe subject of consolidating the municipal corporations of the city and county. COMMON COUNCIL After the journal had been read and approved, tho President bud before Csim.il rominuiik alion from the Citv Treasurer, the Cily 4iciusr.

the Treasurer of the Girard Fund, Ihe Agent of Girard Estate and tbe City Surveyor, asking to here elected to their respective orfi. es. IamI imi the table. Also from sevcrul fire companies, nominating Engineers, on the laid. Also from several gentlemen asking to.be re elected Vaccine Physician, laid on the table.

OHnmunicalMMis similar to the above were pre tented by member of Council, ami were similarly disposed of. Mr. linger! presented a eooimunication from the Board of Engineer of the Fire Department, which was referred lo Ihe Conuiutlee on Police. Mr. Lewi presented a menrwial asking Councils to lake active measure to prevent a aisoiaUtion of the city and adjoining district into one corporation which wa referred 10 a Select Committee c.anpisKd of Ihe Presidents of Councils ami the Chairmen ot lha StandiiK Conmullee.

Mr. llagert, from Ihe Commillce 11 Police, pre sented au accouut 01' the expenditure of the nut year, and tbe estimated expense 01 the ensuing year, Referred to the ComouUM 00 Finance. Mr. G. Campbell, friualhe Committee ou Legarie and Trusts, presented a rep at csiimanng me prooa ble expeuse of the euwiug year.

Referred ki Com mitiea on Finance. Mr. Corbtl, fnan the Cosniuittee on Public High ways, repairs! the estimated expense of the Com mittee lis the ensuing year, v. un a wa sinulariy ferred. n.

1 lHILADkLPH. A AND 1 tfjJJZ BALTIMORE per weamuoau rin i omuv tn, C(imu8lower, K. Wallace. Lane City Clerk Robert II. Smith.

Citv Surveyor. Samuel Haines. Assistant City Surveyor ihiwT. W. Chandler Vaccine fhysiciaiav A.

liinlou. A Mc.Vur ray, John W. Sienvden, rraiM ts Suns. Charles Gautt. Samuel Wootf, G.

R. Meyer and T. JeaTcrsva V. Stoke. Cirv Treasurer.

Cornelius Stevenson. Treasurer of the Girard Fund t'barle Sjutb Ageut of the Guard Estate. Meyer. On nvsiou of Mr. Harloii.

a list ot persiais present ed a Engineers ut the Fir Dejautuieut. was ordered to be priutrd lor the use ol tnr meuuier. The sureties offered by the ity Treasurer were approved. Mr. linger! moved that the President be renaerd to fill Ihe vacancy uitbe I'iMm CiMUiuiuce aswi toav attnee oa City Property orcasioued by the totilmued alawnre of Mr.

Campbell, wave wa carriot, and ihe Preaidcat apooutled Mr. Geo. Catnubell to Ike vacancy of Ihe first named, and Mr. Wucox lo the vacancy of the next named Cmntilte. 7 1 The urty ot tb Treasurer 01 in uirara uisa I wa airored of aud Una Council sdjuurued.

CorrtsaoiidViiKs of1 the Public tsrlgsr. THINGS IN NEW Y0RRV THtms, Jan. sVWH New Year' imr passed nt rstrriv wilh great hilarity. The weather was wtantjfttlt ai; amcroas. Al lb notice nu mnr ihs watch re iru presented a full Dumber of disotderjy Intnxl calod persona, who were summarily disputed of.

A man named John Decay was arrest ad for a highway robbery, he knockiiig down a man and robbing alas of 75 and hut gold watch. Large number of persons came oa ft ma niiiuMU phia to participate in oar New Year' eetebrnlVa. Lacara The beautiful ship Havre, of ab WO ton. Hill be launched this day, at tba yard of W. H.

Webb, foot of Seventh street, at half past three o'clock. She i intended for Ihe L'moa Line. Hsne iiarket, and is to be commanded by Allen C. Aiu worth. Tag BisBor'sTitsL.

NiH withstanding lha geaeraf custom of devoting New Vear'tn the feuvitieof the season, the msaops wno are engagea in um important trial could not spare even thi day to the wishes of many of their friend) but they devoted the day to Ihe great object of their muMioa. Tbe tnsl is now nearly larnunaied all the testimony ha bees) heanl and Mr. Urahara has suirunea ap swan the Bishop, and Mr. Clark on the other side. Mr.

Ketchein airtunst, and Mr. Ogden for the Bishop, hava io ciism. bs lecumoay wul men ft reaa over, wis be discussed among the Bishops, tan in number, who are to uecioe. tsrii Uisnop, as well a lo pania, has a full report of the evidence, and sworn slanot; rapbers have taken down ihe eche. As there is no injunction of secrecy, the whole proceeding will nndoubtedly be published.

It la impossible lo predict what the decision will be. It is, however, more than intimated that there will not be perfect unanimity ut tbe final decree. SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE. jOOOUSe 114 i Mot Canal Xt lo.onousj lO.OUO PenuaS 60 50110 do org yinn do s3u 50CKI do opg 51 HO do opg aV(KK) Ohio 3 15.000 do 300 Far Loan Oil do SOD do s3 2.5 Haven Canal 13 Aub and Rock 200 Reading s30 HU do lim Morris Caual 50 do io do 40 113 do 97 36 38 3B 20 107 29 21.J 50 Railroad sOO 200 Canton 100 do 25 Mohawk it do 75 do 1100 do 30 Patersoa 25 Stouuigton 100 do SKCQND BOARD 25 Harlem 50 Nor and Wor 75 do 125 do 75 dj 100 Long Island MO 275 Canton' 431 a(31 1 25 Stoningtcai 175 Morris Canal 29a2a 25 Nor and Wot PUBLIC STOCK EXCHANGE 2U00 Penna 5s 3 a 7ii 25 Canton Mem SOKrie si 75 Nor and Wor bJO 2.5 do 25 do 50 do 40 Harlem 25 do 25 Canton fPg bju opg sIS soU 2f 200 do bSO 7 "I 7s, Sit ou Jb 1 nauroaa aw 35 Far Loan 25 do do do do buw bl5 90 441, SI 60 7 7j 75; etl, 39l 40 07 44 45 7 35i 36 XLuB4CHnETrs. The Legislature met at Boa ton on the 1st inst.

In the Senate, the Hon. Levi Lincoln was elected president on the fourth bal lot, receiving 18 out of 27 votes. Charles Calhoun was unanimously chosen clerk. In the House, Samuel H. Walley was elected Speaker and Charles W.

Story, as clerk, Tbe annual election sermon was preached ai (lie old South Church. PosTHt'Moi'S Ho.noes are a poor reward for the labors and services of genius. "Give," Ana creon is reputed to have said in answer to some brilliant prophecies of hia future fame, "the laurel which you intend for my bust to decorate' my living brow and we are told that seven cities contended for "Homer dead, through which tlie living Homer begged his bread." In view of these and similar cases of practical injustice) and inconsistency, of which the history of loiters in very age is full, Dr. Johnson exclaimed See nations, slowly wise and meanly just, To buried merit raise the tardy butt Sam tMick, in his own way, aims some hard blows at this cheap specie of admiration for buried mei it," the occasion being tho recent pompous funeral of poor old Tom Hear him FUNERAL OF CAMTBELL THE POET. BT SA31 SLICK.

They are a curious people, the English; they are like Deacon Flint he could never sett the pint of a good thuig till it was too late. Well, the English are like Ihe old deacon; ihey don't see a man's merit tilt he's dead, than they 1 wake up all ot' a sudden and say, Oh we must I honor this feller's 'skeleton and Peel, aud ltrotigbam, and all tlie dons, go and play pail bearers to it, stand over ma grave, look sentimental, and attitudinise a tew. Just as if it warn't a muat beautiful joke to see these men, who could have done ever so much fur the poet in lifetime, when it could have done him good but who never even so muvhas held out a linger to him, except in a little matter not worth havin' now he is dead, start up all at once and puuxK nixe his body and bones, when i'. can't do him one mossel of good. Oh! they ore like Deacon Flint, ihey understand when it's too late.

'Poor old Tom Caiubpbell, there was some rilcusures of hope that he never sat down in his ook. I know. He boned as he had charmed' the nuiiun, and given 'em another name to add to llieir list ol poets, to crack the brag of he a nan recompense at least in some government appointment, that would have cheered and soothed bis old age, and be was disappointed, that's all nu mat tne pleasures ot nope, squire, en 7 tie loped that tame, which he had in his life, would have done htm some good in his life didn't he? ell, he lived 011 tliat hope till he died, and that mil 1 disappoint bint lor bow can a teller sar he is disappointed by a thing be has lived 0D fill Bis days aud thai the pleasures of hop. He boned, in course. Peel would be a natron of poets; and so he is: be acts as a pall bearer, 'cause as soon as the pall is over him, he'd never bother him nor any other minister no more.

Oh' Hope told a Batter in' but all flatterer ara liars. Peel has a princely fortune, and is a Dnnce if a teller; but there is an old sarin', 'Put not yinir trust iu 'Ah! pixir Campbell' he "was a poet, a good poet, a beautiful poet! He know'd all about the wortuot tinaeiualiou, and tne realms ot tancy: but he didn't know nothing at all about this world ol our of the realm of Kngiaud, or be never would nave talked ot the 'lleasiires of Hope' ror an author. Lord bless you! let a dancin' gitl come to the opera, jump six fot high, 'light on one toe, hold up the other so high you can see her stays a 'most, and then spin round like a dad dy long Uvs that's got one loot caught in a taller candle, and go spinuin' round arfcr that fashion for ten minutes, it will touch Peel's heart in a gitJ'y. This spinnin' jratiy will be honored by the'highrst folks in the land, have diamond rings, gold snuffboxes, aud pussus of money given her, aud gracious knows what. Let Giueral Tom jVhiunli come to London, that two loot nothin', and the Kentucky boy that's eight foot and ace bow they will be patron tied, and what a sight 01 honor they will nave, ut an Amburgn rouie with his lion, uiake him open his jaws, aud men put his head down hut toroal and null it out.

and say, 'What a brave boy am I and kings and teens, and princes and nooirs, will cane and s.e huu, and see his liou feed too. Did any of em ever cunie lu see amircll toed' He was a great lion this many a luugday. Oh dear didn't know nothin' that's fact bo thought hua selt a cut above tbeui lolks; it ist shewed how much he know'd. Fme scutnitents Lord, who ires fur them Do you so to Nova Scotia now, and travel all down to Cape Canso. the whole length of the province, picic out iim two lant line trom ttm 'dope' and ask every feller you meet, 'did vou ever bear and how many Will you and that ha seen eui, or boarn loll ui em: ova few gals that's sentimeu'aland a few boys 1 hat coiirtin, spoooev like, that a all.

out ax emtlus. 'Master, if tbnt'bouse ctad live hundred dollars, a Hi a barrel of nails live dollars, what would a a id siienWe pig ootue lo' nio trou grve it up? iVell, he'd coma lo a bia bel of Every man. child, wtand tell trim they heard the clown ar that at ine circus ami inal thev mindtbey larfed rearhr kill them.vea. Oriumn' pvs better nH and liikim' the rib wilh Sngers pleavs a MU more, aneV ike Via larf more, thantH klru' their ear with varse thatsa(act I guess, when aiuplicll writ 'The Manners of that will live till the Britisher's will get whipped bv us so tbry will be ashain. ed to sing it be thought hiinscll groat, shake; avert and atrth' be warot half so big as Tom Tinaub be was jtst aothsn.

Uut let some fo retn hiy. wlaaw skin atnt clear, am) whose cliaraeter aiut clear, and who ik ht atnt clear, and who haute notlun' clear atxrd but bar Voice, let her oaiw aud sing that splendid song; tliat put misre ginger iulo sailors than gnjgor and Lutdl all too mhuirals, aud lUit sneers, and yacht Usea aad Mliers tliat do undorstand, and all Iho lordx, and la ln and priiteeo. that ilon't midertand bw tlie springs arv in that song thai loUcb the c's jc js ut' ihe heart, all of tlann will oune and worship a'luosa aad sotue duka or am abac wui due is a Jupiter, and route awn ia a stwwevot rind a'lnoal ir her, while the iua measure ot Hope' to Ivedou. vu gloriuu man anvy huu ha.grtri.v.ard. rt wa worth savanty yaarssd kx pe,.