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K61n PAIR OyER-sHOEs, comprising

Rnn PAIR OVERSIZE ES, comprising
oVV general assortment of Ford & Co.'s Per-
petual gloss metallic Rubber OverShoes for both la
dies and gentemen-the best, handsomest and cheap
est ever sold in this city VIM. DEAN,
ie Opposite the Exchange Bank.
THEAP BOOTS AND OES.-Wishing
~ to reduce my present stock OF Boots and Shoes to
make room foNspring supplies, am disposed to offer
extra Inducements to cash customers for short time
All. therefore, in want of any Article in my line mi chit
consult their interest by calling at 1873, Broad street
NH JAMES BOLTON.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THE NEW

~ Ia 1HANNOA IL IL EtOhI III kC VIEW
y YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Made In accordance with the provisions Of the Charter
as Notwithstanding the year 1885, 1,755 Policies have
been issued. The premiums during the same period
and the undivided Reserved Fund OF January 1850,
Total amnt Of disbursements in 1850, was Hisie 79
Nettbaance of premiums to LIST JAM 1851, 1929 257 10
Amount OF assets January LIST, 1851; or say
total amout OF accumulated capital $354,755 "a
The Board OF Trustees have resolved to pay an inter-
est DISK per cent. for the past year the amount Of
previous dividends able in cash and after the first
They have likewise declared dividend OF fifty per
cent Tor the past ending LIST Of January, 1851 to
be credited on the books of the company such par
ties as may be entitled thereto. Certificates will be iss-
ed to those who have paid the whole Of their premium
IN cash.
The Guarantee Capital amounting to $50 80 incIu-
ded ID tine last annual statement has during the year
been cancelled and surrendered by resolution of
the Bo ard OF Trustees in accordance WITH the charter
Whole No. Policies issued to the lst Jan. 1850 4767
" Tor the year 1850 1755
to LIST Jan. 1851, 1922
~ Applicants for insurance will call at the Bap.
CHAs. WORKMAN, Agent,
feb - Richmond, Virginia.
Nd HYMNS for the worship OF God, by Basil Man
supply y" ofthe aboys Hymn Books just received
and for sale at the Bap 2, r. Beck sr store
Inn CHAo. WIN TAN, Deposary
nRESsE5D FLOoKING.
~ 10000 feet ii inch Dressed Flooring
$4,000 do II do do do
$4,000 do l do do do
1000 do II do Step Boards
Now landing from schrs. H. D. Leighton and Corin-
THAN, tor sale from the wharf accommodating terms
by
fel3-ts R. WHITFIELD g. SON.
pUTTER AND VENISON.-33 kegs Butter
AD represented as SUPERIOR also, 500 lbs. Venson,
receiving this morning, for sale by
ia !. H. Wake
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Sunday at m;
Arrive Al HummeIs,own same days by4pm;
Leave Hummcsown every Tuesday, Thursday,
Arri7. a Ne. Holland same day. by pm;
Leave New Holland every Monday, Wednesday, and
Arr,s !, West Chester sam. day. byapm.
and Talleyvile, tDci.,) to Wilmington, ls miles
and back, three time. week.
Leave West Chester every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at nm;
Arrive at Wilmington days by I'm;
Leave wilmington every Tuesday, Ihur1day, and
Arrive At West / Chester %i same day. by7pm.
s0n Prom Mannheim, by Penn, to Brickervc mile, and
Leave Mannheim every Saturday atIpm;
Arrive At Beekervi'lo same day by spm;
Lssye Bricserylle every Monday a,4pmj
Arrive at Mannheim same day by pm.
sas From West Chester, BY Go.henvls and sugarown,
to Paoli, 10 mics and beck once week
Leave West Chester every Tuesday Gam;
Arrive At Paoli same day by IAN;
L,. r,T; ss'9y rSs's.y 81
s&o From Honeybrook, by South Hermitage and Cam
bridge, to Pquea, 8 miles and back three time.
Leave Honeybrook every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Arrive .. Piquea days by 6pm;
Lave P,quea every Tuesday, Thursday, and sstur-
Arrive !, H ONE sam. s,v, bvanm
40 From Yves. Chester, by Marshalion, EmbrevIIe,
vn.on,,ll., Dos Run, Gum Tree, CochranvIe,
Works, Brick Meeting House, tMd,, Rising Sun
College, u rn and Wood Lawn to Peuyvi1e, 50
Leave West Chester every Tuesday Thursd.v and
Saturday at 2 pm -
Arrive At Peryvilc next days by l2m;
Leave PeryviIle every Tuesday, Thursday. and
Saturday at pm;
Arrive At West Chester next days by IL m.
9ool From CochranvlIe to Pennngtonvlc, miles and
back times 4 week.
Leave Ccchnnvile daily except Sunday at Gam;
Arrive It Psnningtonv,lo aame days by l0am;
Leave Psnnngtonvie daily except Sunday II a M
Arrive 1t Coe6nnvlIe same days by IL m.
sase From Reading, by Joanna Furnace, Morgantown,
t<paH Uwrh land Itopv lie Waet
withstand to West Chester, 40 miles and back,
thrss times week
Leave Reading every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat-
srday At Sam;
Arrive At West Chester days by 6pm;
Levs West Chester every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday by Gam;
-. nfnvs =. Reading sAme days by SPIN.
M uun'onvlls, by Kennet,s Square, Hamor,on,
,s ~u, ana Centrsv'n- Del, TO Wilmington,
~ mee and back, week.
x onsonvhe daily except Sunday at s am;
A wilmington same days by IL am;
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z k,. ..s =. . sssy ..s:p; sunday sapa
Leave Safe HaEbor daily except Sunday !, am;
Arrivs At Lancaster same days by ia M
1908 From Lancaster, by Lampetor, Marsnsvile New
Providence, Csmsrgo May, Bart, Nine Points Oc-
toraro, RusseLvlle, and Jennsrsyille, to New Lon
don, 81 miles and back a week
Leave Lancaster every Wednesday al s am;
Arrive at New London came day by pm
Leave New London every Thursday al ami
Arrive at Lancaster same day by 7 pm.
$500 From Hopewell Cotton Works. by Oxford Elk
Dale. New London, Ksmblesvilc, and s,rieksrs-
vie to Newark, Delaware, 10 miles and back, six
times 4 week.
Leave New London daily except Sunday at II a m
Arrive at Newark same days by i0i am;
Leave Newark daily excsp, Sunday at IL pm;
Arrive at New London same days by Al p
1910 From Columbia by Marietta Mayown, cambridge,
Falmouth, and Portsmouth, to Middlotown, l9
miles and back, six times week.
Leave Columbia daily except Sunday at IL m;
Arrive at Middletown Same days by pm;
Leave Mddstown daily except Sunday al 3 pm;
Arrive at Columbia days by pm.
93ll From Allen to Boiling Spring, 10 miles and back,
a week.
Leave Allen every Thursday at Gam;
Arrive al Boiling Spring Same day by IL nj
Leave Boiling Spring every Thursday at pm;
Arrive at Allen same day by p m.
93l2 From Wrightsvir Margaretta Furnace, miles
and back, three times week.
Leave Margaretta Furnace every Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday at 70 m.
Arrive at Wrightsvile same days by 2pm;
Leave Wnghtsvis every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Arrive at Margaretta Furnace days by m.
1913 From Lancaster by Lampeter Srasburgh miles
and back, six times week.
Leave Lancaster daily except Sunday at 4 pm;
Arrive at Strasburgh same days by pm;
Leave Strasburgh daily except Sunday at Tam;
Arrive at Lancaster same days by 10 IN.
9sl4 From Wrightsvie, by New Brdgevlle, Graham
vile, 10 miles and back, once week.
Leave Wrgh.svle every Saturday At pm;
Arrive At Grahamvilie Same day by 6 m;
Leave Grahamvillc every Saturday at 10 m;
Arrive at Wrightsvie same day by pm.
93l5 From York. by Farmers, Abbostown, and New Ok
ford, to Gettysburg, % miles and back, six times a
week.
Leave York daily except Sunday at 4pm;
Arrive at Gettysburg Same days by 10 p m;
Gu Ia 2,nda g.
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Leave wlminsson daily escsp, Sunday At Jpn;
Arrive At Unoavlls saus days by p n.
9235 From London Grove 70 Uni0nvle mias and back
three times a week
Leave London Grove every Tuesday Thursday and
SATURDAY. at p m
Arrive at Unionvile same days by 4 pm;
Leave KNOXVILLE every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at pm;
Arrive a, London Grove days by 6pm
1886 From Oxford, by Mount Vernon, Coerain Pusey-
vile and Mechanics Grove, TO Chestnut Level, 10
miles and back, twice week.
Leave Oxford every Monday and Friday at am;
Arrive at Chestnut Level same days by l2m;
Leave Chestnut Level every Monday and Friday At
2pm;
oo.- Arrive a,onford same days By Jpn.
1887 From LUZ, by Warwick, Brcksrsvile, and Eliza
beth Furnace, to shaeferstown, IL miles and back
q week
Leave Lidx every Monday at pm;
Arrive at Shaeferstown same day by 4pm;
Leave Shseferstown every Monday at Al pm;
Arrive at Lltix same day by 81 m.
923s From Piquea New Holland, miles and back,
Leave Piquea every Monday at 10 am;
Arrive at New Holland same day by IL m;
Leave New Holland every Monday at pm
Arrive at Piquea same day by SPIN.
9239 From Bybery to Andalusia, miles and back, SIX
| tmesa week.
Leave Byberry daily except Sunday at Gan
Arrive at Andsuss same days by 7am
Leave Andalusia daily except Sunday at PM
Arrive at Byberry same days by 6p m.
924O From Norrstown, by Jeffsrsonvio Shannonvlle
and Port Providence, to Ph0nixvills, III miles and
back, six times week.
| Leave Nonistown daily except Sunday at l0i m
Arrive at Phenixville same daysby PM
Leave Phenixville daily except Sunday at pm;
| Arrive at Norristown same days by m.
924l From Norristown, by JedersonviIe, Perkomen
Bridge Trappe, Limerick, and Crooked Hill, to
Potstown, 20 miles and back, three times week
Leave Norristown every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at p m;
Arrive at Po,tsto days by 9pm;
Leave Po,tstown every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at 6 am;
Arrive at Norristown days by IL an.
Proposals to commence at Jeffersonvle will be con-
sidered.
9242 From Perkomen Bridge, by Schwencks Store Fred
erick, Douglass, Colebrook, Dale, Clayton, lions
vile, and Dillngersville, to Emaus 81 miles ant
back, twice week.
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Wrxhtstown, Newtown, Atsboso' Humssvile,
and Nswporsville, to Bristol, IS miles and back,
six times . week.
Leave DoyIestown daily except Sunday at SAM
Arrive at Bristol same days by IL am;
Leave Bristol daily except Sunday, after arrival Of
Philadelphia mail, say at ami
Arrive at Doylestown same days by 2 p m.
925SS From Ateboro' by Oxford Valley and Fasngton,
TO Mornsyille, 10 miles apd back once week
Leave Ateboro' every Monday atsam;
Arrive al Morrisville same day by ii am;
Leave Morrisville every Monday at pm;
Arrive al Altleboro' same day by 4pm.
s2ssb From S,roudsburg by Ansomnk PIiceburg Coyes
vile, South Sterling, and East Sterling, to Sterling
36 miles and back, once week
Leave suoud:burg every Wednesday at Gam
Arrive at Sterling same day by 6pm;
Leave Sterling every Thursday al am
Arrive at s,roudsburs same day by SPIN.
$3.50 From Eason by Martins Creek, Richmond, Stone
Church, Mount Bethel Columbia, N J., Slate
burg, Marshall Creek, Coolhaugh's, Bushkl,
Delaware, and Dingman's Ferry, to Milford 60
miles and back, six times week to Stroudsburg.
and three times week residue
Leave Easton daily except Sunday at4
Arrive al Srondsburg same days by IL m;
Leave S,roudsburg daily except Sunday at IN;
Arrive at Easton days by D m
Leave s,roudsburg every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at 6 am
Arrive al Milford same days by 6pm;
Leave Milford every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
Arrive at stroudsburg same days by pm
1851 From Easton by Nazareth, Jacobsburg Wind Gap,
OAyioIouTk, chutct ., EhuOIt, McCWln8oDuTRH, ooA-
vile, Stoddartsvile, Beaumont, and Bear Creek,
to Wilkesbarre, "a miles and back, six times a
week.
Leave Easton daily except Sunday at4a m;
Arrive at Wikesbarre same days by SPIN;
Leave Wilkesbarre daily except Sunday at 4am
Arrive at Easton Same days by SPIN.
Proposals for three times week service will be
sidercd
1862 From Easton, by Bath Petersvle Chenyvile, LIE
high Gap, Parrysvile, Wesport, and Lehgh,on,
to Mauch Chunk, So miles and back six times a
week.
Leave Easton daily except Sunday at4 am;
Arrive at Mauch Chunk same days by l2m;
Leave Mauch Chunk daily except Sunday a, m
Arrive at Easton same days by Bpm
1868 From Tafton, by Cherry Ridge Honesdale IL
miles and back, twice week.
Leave Tafton every Tuesday and Saturday at p
m;
Arrive At Honesdale same days by pm;
Leave HonesdaIe every Tuesday and Saturday at
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99o6 From Haryisbarg, by ausqushaans n..,h,.
Valley, and HALIFAX, 70 Milleub.rr =
beck, thFss times vesk. nas !
Leave Harrisburg Monday, Wednesday. and D.,
Arrive :, Mil,snssrs s.ms days by7um.
Leave Milisrsburg Tuesday, Thursday, and =.
day at tam; ~
Arrive at Harrisburg same days by 2pm
Proposals for six tim os week servics vi, |.
sidered.
1886 From Harrisburg, by Duncsanou. ~.
Newport, MilIeTutown, Thompssssev. ~
Port Royal, M'mingsown, Lswisevr ~
Mills, Mcvsytown, New.own. Hsmiks. y
Union, Mll Creek, Han,ingdon, sAsv~; {,
Furnace, Birmingham, Anlss,ows. r,s.;
Fostoria, Blair's Furnace, Altoona. fl....a
Holldaysburg. Summit, Portage Wl.s.. \!
mer Hill, Johnstown, Bolivar, Gresnsbo,s s!
burg, Tinker Run, SsewarsvlIs T.rsS. =.
", w,'t h.ss a.;Iy and Wilkins to P''bag
Leave Harrisburg daily at D M;
Arrive q Pittsburg next days by Sam;
Leave Pusburg daily At am
Arrive At Harrisburg next days by Can.
Proposals to run twice daily will be condA..
1887 From Harrisburg, by White Hill and Li.sSs.
Lewisberry, II miles and back, once ! ~
Leave Harrisburg every Thursday M2lps.
Arrive at Lewisberry Same day BY SPIN;
Leaye Lewisberry every Thursday at8sn.
Arrive at Harrisburg same day by 10 m
1888 From MilIcnburg, by Dalmata, Mahonov :,
gusta, to Sunbury, 30 miles and 81 :!
week.
Leave Millersburg every Friday at sam;
Arrive at Sunbury same day BY 7pm;
Leave Sunbury every Saturday At am;
Arrive At Millersburg same day BY pm,
1899 From Landisburg, by Andesvills, Elio,taa,,
New Bloomfield, to New Port, % mies ~
six times 4 week.
Leave Landisburg daily except Sunday /. e.,
Arrive at Now Port Same days by l0m;
Leave New Port daily except Sunday i. o..
Arrive at Landisburg same days BY 10 ~
9340 From Carlisle, by White. HOUSE, Dicliu1s
nut Bottom, and Lees Cross Roads "a eSl
burg, 20 miles and back, twicc week ~
Leave Carlisle every Thursday and Sa.ud.v.
m;
Arrive At Shippensburg same days by l2m,
Leave Shippensburg every Tharsday and 81.
tlpm;
Arrive at Carlisle same days by 7pm.
sNI From Carlisle, by Mount Rock, 70 S,oughs,ev,
miles and back, once week
Leave Carlisle every Friday at IAN;
Arrive a Stoughstownsams day by II am;
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~ Rev. T.. II. ChapIn will Lecture before the
Physiological Society AZ Clinton Hall, on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, Feb " at 7. o'clock sabject-Ths Ideal ana
-. ,.,rsl ad,s,,ance 1QA eta 1915
re- Prospectus OF a select COurse OF Chemi-
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Lecture I. Oxygen-lts sources, properties, ehscts
Lecture NtrOgen-Its sources, properties, effects.
Iermre 8 MOisture-Its sources properties, effects.
Lecture Eectricy-Its sources. properties, effects
Lecture Concluding Lecture; SugJec-Io prove from
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" DIR. BannIuS'- I.ecrures.-Teachers,A As
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Feb IL, lo5i-At meeting or
the Teachers Association. convened at the close of Dr.
BANNINcs Lectures Ssiu day evening, 9Th inst the
following Preamble and Resolutions, offered by Mr. John
tanning unanimously adopted
RHhere0s We have listened with pleasure and profit to
series OF Lectures ut concluded before our body 10y Dr.
Z Banning; and
: WAeyeas Said lectures kindly and grstuitousy
even in cOmpsRce with invitation from our Assoca
Jon therefore,
PResol,ed That our thanks eminenty due and they
are hereby rendered to Dr. Banning for his able and in
ierestng lectures upon sui ects connected with Physo
logical Science.
1.-THE Exact Posture "The LOungiDg Posture The
Lungs" and "The Physical Training Of Children" being
hose which he has delivered before recognise not
only the amusing able and eloquent lecturer but also the
philosophical and practical thinker.
Res0iUed That, considering the importance or correct
knowledge OF The principles Of Physiology 10 parents aud
the community well 10 teachers and the peculiar in
teest with which the subec is susceptible Of being in
vested do hereby request Dr. Banning to repeat bis
lectures early dav, and Al such particular time and
Mace As in bis Judgment shall be deemed suitable
and convenient and commemorate with the importance OF
tho subject that he be- urged to accept admission Zee as
some saOn for hs valuable services and that the
Individual members of this Association will attend the
said lectures.
ResoIred That copy OF this Preamble and these Reso
mtOns be presented 10 Dr. Banning and published In one
(Sipned) JOHN WALSH, Chairman pro TEN.
WIN II RENcg, Secretary pro tenn
In accordance with the above DR. Banning has con-
scented To- repes bis Lectures the first of which VIII be
gvep THIS "Wednesday EVENING, at u O'Clock. at
Hope Chapel In Broadway, opposite the New-York Ho-
TEL s. g bis advertisement