, Ar.alt i : 4 *Oat 40thititlUtuoustutki*
hifftliir-Sal-14410; Via - . 1044 -
1034:Ulitior QiitiatietklohOU t a d Y
•9111.0i#.*.Y9Iki PA TAI; 1.04 6 44, 111164 .t i1ir.
EPlgerlima by. a
, Immonal friend,ltr whole; ko•
madly he Irophic, , s ..t 1 ..... t ~ 1
laregviliret.•4Witimurrod night Wei!
Al . r darkiatt half a mile from ley
Maw, ~,it.R.,....,„,„imsvgfme, in
frdl , 4ealth' .hipidlgthraW it Atery dont 'man,
Arhaake.. rum gem- at.darlf; on horaelmeh.
Ito -with' him, a `l(ttlolug of . .. Whiskey (two
ttnutot) and t Itilltk It'liaWeeeturtied the e nd the
,Salter Into the" tutu emrthe lug; and then hung
thlucer hie trooki - acrthatit mast have Aran'
hole : - . l .,'Abeit:art honf l 'Aftelf he hfri'llitelf it
'NO c ' 1 1' , datkOttt; lig* , found britike 4 :the
:I:lltrYtj.--Ii•-• r:: •. , 5'...., , 1i1T1,i:i I ' ' ,'„, .t
"Hie norms
,froni' attfigatrAmOt;, had- fattn ' and
•-hl - ths lo o
-..1 0 4 111 4 tluidvaliOW gtli On ,M 8
`nook andthoked nlm to death. 'ln !beetroots the
Vrigloo, hid been no Introlved ii the t halm: - that.
It." h" 61116 .1**041 1131 .0 f 1h44`,i4:1014ruC tbb
halter arOltak.mownatioltiltd(tlCußlllM A'
•Ititoktatid amity dead• otwonid ham been had re'
i lief iiathbnienti It I The Norio ' 104' /Oh were
trethq like Idaiippo, - let Pelle` fame.
It le sal thstpm • man war 11Q6 4 0 nkrug man:
thatlai ik the one* spoefdatilthe tetm. Ho
shit rwof APilyilePtint it Ma and Ave,email
t t
ti ren. , Iltl ;Nu ils litritert, an worked upon
Oa t the faltn,q`Ativpitddi4 ' It is not • eion
itch) ettturid the( tbe(,V3iik# bad. sailltingto do
wi the death; torept U it:waa , .iii theg. The
-Pei hilmprod , horde wore all,bottud toge th er by the
Mtelialtia. There had:been; frOM`the appearaw,
tt tablido armee, and some threergeot thh road
m er t ethibmled - npolt and made bloody, before death
* 1 .64 4 1 49 T I PPF . ' t :* ' i: i• ,
l
Irirplmaill SBAVakcia MASI. or,oaork
Mit
g
t i Vki n lha bark' earia ,'Arili t laadlifwat, I.
'Mill, says thie to wiels'interday, he „Wird ,
Sting tft, t . ..pert, • ana--thatot„gentlematt of St.!
Xarysfirlio'oterestitsictott ittnrsrith a spy
frit: 6 3 1. Trt i ll anAai nr trots=i t ir e :, 4 l% ll sTil i tY,l
aapppsall to Xs slaier, , the other, er;par.,y lug
irto*dt; - enfkidea' bee tender. -
-•-• - na larger one stoolont N. and fol lowed by;
thesteAnstishloh:hiStiglit,llo itd !ftli some, four or;
Whiltfbnatdinikaekataintitglfet-pa-1
pen, the smaller sehoonernl li i ii n i ped-offlo.theienth.;
waid: The steam *IOW 441 bogie ,Ifarriet'
Lane.- s Ntit r sVd 'whitt Into Bt.
Marys and seerebed oaltibo , •;Tessels to that port.
vgnaJi~paess ' :Dee 14:
1 ,131,,pere% A
are VG 'mi., old Auglailie'
o*lnindredinii ergiii, and'
oath otbih oire'Mfistikedpiiit' 6e imtifietiid
i100.4g, PC'X* - Diitt' o. eir4t43 4 ti • e
Old Who; Ininbort han,attgneil:uango oid
'Weolet a ti Itrifore:atlighT*ll' and
Walk' to
~town into town!- m401 3 0 4 0' *2. Itilllttbellit from
gentlingpxot tO ? v on' °
to . TO.kagr Doneiks;:saiiew, otitis Atin 9 Pg3' 9 '
rife both reliable Demoorsts oindla °ll.
The,
,quky tithing "s - : ne ver voted
. .
elf ens- E inar D. FOSTM.—TbIa gentleman bits
t-atritte4 A letter. e a leading Demoorat in Readfag,
`41.0_,Lat,12 Petlakk name La be ueed , in mum
*l4,"'gr,Eat Gleb6lateliatnomikaatioxi.-
=` - `9 E`fl6U'RTx3
*; 117.11111 D AY? 001 . 'DEMI 111-,
(Reported for The se, • - -, -, +),•
~, ... _
Quattgin,,Sagsprita•=duttle Allleon.—rr Truth is
i nynnigy.shnnflottonikt •si Striking etemplitleation of,
,WhiehAetintnie ander htir notion In the dprOsal of soli
Anterimgder ellottifit Piinitatoaiii ible ee. sutorder,
n Ilona& ',AWe,haveoftintimeethought that if 'the gift-;
ad pen which,morests'enitirehirinttiader:thiiinsoira-!
' don ot.Triinolritddid sre Sian tlyi,'.l4.or.lkialitr, and;
illustrate nob. glowing Anggininge, atiife l ail it le in;
Ahli lomat city, the triumph whieh it inlikei *the tribute
~ X,timec who , »14'90114d be more`' ilbetSß MA, 0 09'1
linty denamplisheit, list itiesat Our cur
•- to cur
.dsjiothirvius. of thought which tide retintiOn itig-'.
.... .
riOin'a lf tnalsinid l 1 til4 Jorge e l t`irl Was 'init : 4his.
trial, charged with ths.lerceiny of -
two diamond nroliW
worth SCOstich.and yluedititrof gallutble,ble lipen,
the propertr of whir, ohicri, The proisseutor testified?.
pantivel to the gal -of t 'eiserendant. and the Corn.",
th- "grongthenol'
e ta tectiniony, by etrons car ,
41 Tian A l trirtsiL 1 ., 1 4,.,114 1 2/Car i ttlirf=l
,G his client, an ,m=eb ine,praeo r t a itor in no very
en
viable light Aug ,arooks. a sister Ake defendat,
yras c a lled. to the-stand: aptisbel King y toittned.,
in substanceia rollover Mr : Johnisite mployed,
her as bogiekeeper, th e' dutiet 'of *hid' ha she
faithfully Whiled , for *early twii ii yeors. , „Johnson'
ti4l
erected to entertain feelings of I ,Myji ireuiployeec
and promised to marry. jter, at , aum tinar plaiting.
upon her -finger, 'to meat 'the engagamat,what. ,be
,r_ her Ira very' vulable'dicationd ging,: Sidike-1
..- nently he neduCed Ake auldasnikprotraised to,marrx, -
' ter; and-gavyter another volalneAntnitallor. '
Still latordluis Crooks,,,wha bed Talton to - doubt the
honor or } iii. Johnwit, eseertlined,thatri was a mar,
,riedjurwhoteivrfehe teas a t owing to elitaortal at
• Per ankrigrfirtici: ;Ale :gig Otr i d n /ZZY B o I g
i t eli i not, of coupie..aidertaceaemporibe. rdies Crooke
too the nags Storni tier Users ! ond.gae them to her
brother oohing bun' td' rotnin thorn - t o one who had
son b` buy her
.virtoorits_gifts, end ,his promisee
, =woo fto irbroiren.% r.Jathedrit it is alleired4roe,
`t-itil thatbewas realty ina ilernms, &Matted to frightoo
F s ru:brother and sister .by :threats of -lat promeeutiom
';'' et. to -be . intimidated, :Mr., Crooks went' within ,
i :brother
4aprasehes to. Johnson's home. , end. am ,
• '-. lilted An-his ..possession. the. • ruin 'Which .te Bei
d a ter - had . Irian: , -bra , slider, '.. , Thiv. ease;' -, how ,
"Vver;wourPreseed. to _trial - with - thelollaring, seeneli
, Johnionararatkatthe nags iduilisen, whibh Ver&hte
property and very veil:, were stolen by . the difen.
' dant., muss or_ookslm* Evoking storn,and it had
its hill effect `un tbriasil e.crore Itltck ,, Miditorlit
Insulation( to Ali% list" nip 'of o the demitamt anq
several others tostided that:Rte. inenwhich Johcson
-,trdri a lii ropedy.hrid , boat Outtfkold'ireland
roO r stillitiliu 11" 'to crown .al i, in 4 :eollildete 4 04
~,06:altillinoliWitiatiiiiiiettid, the - nngs.wericprodueed in
rt, erne turned oat Sono what is /mown as paste Jew,
, ~ worth stout two dollar; only : , ;mink infinite antis.
, an the jury • pro.. nag rendereCo.verdiekof not
:,-. u/r Ind Johnson. et t ioantly dissatightdieftthe court+.
-ion 1 in vat w re no _the bestrablearitn. ~,
- - wattmffit , the Keever° A10.5r sea miserable Jet
10 enroll _taco Xeeee l beb 4 4:14 gri JIM bilt4:sle:
mlint,44 biln • a pit ,114110.(04 ly)
ry,,,,s
, a wi ti th ocA l og IeXOT ',lft _ 1 0.1 1 1wegat4 , b t r d LVl
`nese on - the partar the prosectibon was an ej- ,
nolitnlinwWi;,l4o4 , *.h• - hileVdahnert V eete w tic
gun ing wi t h t fondant. , p e iet salty. . .
-. 7 ...Wi11iam Kra - Was Idaoedon-t o netort , ths..o4 or
- ' -tfiVtt i i i 4;elV. 44 l ll l3 t iraTis l i l it e mg
~e ' M i l.tine Ts"
and all the fats ,havintosee anushaliii,•Tiie .P essi
ere mit the evidence/6144'116d Mllie witness-4ton
. yesterday: %WilliatM). ' ear-the pil
and Xeuri.-9uspintalte ti , end Charles W, Brook
,fa i r the detenee• , Sild'oono Wed.', In omparmaling, the
.. rp considerable' -diffieultryysterlaiggoed. (ram Of
set that m i pit h :oraz i rropt- bAg re the '. newspaper
- one -: ,f ara, Jar. Josh
4410 / er in reply = t 0,. .11, - question ' , Whether .• lie" h 4
lead anything about the cone,' ratilied:: .!No,: sir,
nver read - the newspapers.- Lima a iteikeitoenont
tempi for, them"- This deolanstion exalted some little
4'ellsonsairkif. Sad considerable lauthhir, , - The verdant in.
gwoosi who was •' teitenila nod done for "- In Pine, pet
,4 -44 was thOwn in the ante we repOrted yestrUY
- .(Eli She auntrymap "whiLis.VieCirolgedbk:the,„ gorifi
" soot - game . and the " patent - sate onerstiame? also
have a ma contempt forite'wspo_pers. -1
~.p....litay Ynaus4Jiistloo , Woodward.--lii din WO
Otifeedenheimitultal: Shade, %fork: reported, 16,004
~, was avert in favor of the Minutia:, ~• • • .
, inLewis P. Mohan:lion. to useof DeiWitto. - Rlobanlecri,
-vs. Contmentat.-Insuranee: Companir. . Campbell fa_
Valuta spa Price, for defendant._ yardiet for plaintid
Charldrichardson. to the nee of Abigail Filah.ve: Con.
tinent.l romance Company.. flame jury, Verdict for
-...: iioii ‘ in els Richardson; to the use ol DeWitt tiehard
eon, vs. Continental insnranoe ConizianY , nam e Juni.
Verdict for the plaintiff for. ittetre, , Peso easel
ationtafrinveriont - Upon .three - alleles Of inettninee.
• The yerdiets trent !shankagreement or , the pat tier. ,
' Jamul* neittiond vs:, willing: Maguire; Peter-Ide-
,' Printt, :Hugh :hicaroth'er, -Emanuel . Lord, and Juo. Id.
l werherill.. -An scan' or ejectment. , . Lomita') tor
yklintip atd,bea rot defenditlll7. - ,' -' ,--.`
, No hindners was tratussotad . in V ente d ; thi Staid Die-,
cr , tria criurt. • - -1 ' ~., -, : ~, • %.,,,, • • - • .
In MO CommonFiene, , Tiijige, Ludlow, the motion b i t
- westward, -'. •' • - • . • • ,
-2BI.I4.DIELYEUABOABD OF
F. R COPR. ; • .` •
TRolu a la m Mut, Jr, Colkitimar *Orli
- A: J. DARBYSIIIRE; • - - - . „
' •
, ATAMIXrI-084m , stalt,Xxx, x.emPirr 4.
- /Ave non', Deo X
Rar Xerlat Jame., Ass.— - "de l eala ld !rO:Nooll
".1 Brig Ells Reed, Timm—. Jag* de MI6, soon
4
11, Atagjownsend, ..
r MM . ; r 4unno. Vita oe..
INTELLIGENCE:'
NOON , 01 _NJUILAVELNIIIA; Deo. 21, 11969,
AtIVNIEII_,---7-26-O.UN BETS:- 4 55
$50.25-wATEIL-- ,---
prie Ellen Barnard, Boom°, dnis from N Orleani,
• 'with , auparike. to captain: 17th lat tool( UN,
spoke Kuhr Ralph Post, from Alialaaht: Ma for N York,
- Ways nut.* ' • • „.
~.-thr Julia, 'Vow. Les la dare from Hobileieritlt
" Ch7 t .r/iViiiritniliertoTd - iisis, train iniraitiVod,
No, with pavatttores to w.dritatsao Jc Co,
Rohr Julia iota &Mini, edam Irani Bayarmah,witi
aoltpu 19,0 t Nos to /3 Siouan & Co..
i irairla: RDA, Rain from New Bedford,
je, hr Etat: Spin.
hr Mug from Raltlitipp‘a, with
.7 I l itV,rat E a t 4 , 14,1104, dire from Milford, Del,
ticreip to Chnitien Corn,* ,
• Plamond_Rtata. Hall, 3 dire from litilford,'Del,
'"ooziOJH MoColley.
• t 401044 dit,re,4Ord Milton, 41; with
' 1 1,0;1149J atoCoust.,:.: , • • -,
•
• eneeianikii fidnear Bprogoo , Maltbewer Norton, H
' Winter.
7iBteamotdp Petios7 . linnis, To)sl;fi lohrooOdi Th 4 WO-
Brig Rmeraid Lela, Moral, Bat*toes, T Watpon
Sotr, , Qffir6ls, Catirran,_Ciptillpegait, Ei* W worh,
riiheat Armhor, Bari, !savannah, 17ettit,Idartin
tiill96 Tkincie:nowbern ;NO, J APareote
• e‘oA. DOwanuOurdi New York; I , White le. Coo' ;
Btr 7 l 8 Ohnyeri 4altitriore, A Groves, Jr,
- (oOrreoididetiodirro-"l;tke#llnjli' a " E x ' -` hi rt ' ' o '
.. L 1
GAPE 181, ND J. Dee IS-9 .r
- ' - bar
4nrir i c rh e ° VIVA er° ! 9'1'649,° , 4 - I° .o -114 4 ail
_ :ours, ° Ism: B. I:irronirs:
,• ' ,
37Xtr3n3A913.' - . . „
- ' ' (Corretreondenoe of The` Press.) - '
New Ontrclty.'Deo 19;
Arrtvittd6li, Enoeh Train &pd ,burk Funny Bedo
uin, frog Dost On t, ~ " : •,-
' ' ' nom RANDA, - ' -' ' '
_Elhip_Mandarits,Pemt, from r 00-sbow-foo, arrived at
Mee - x °rig 'Me test.
- Skier Odeon Pear i i t erovreifi from Nttallie for . N York,
, . . ntgles i tsr; ill% las !Von? fi:sftle a ' f hid last rof Liver-,
, - .....rieviP • into Novi' , Yorx , mil . nitt, for reedit:kat eseiet.'
e.oevtate , betnn very nos,
~.', - Mtie, Osrmenumn. Pinckney, forllew Oleos, salhr , d
e
rift to do Janeiro Oth nit.
- -- - rig isneto It-Davis, Head. from New Orleans (Or Pit
.., : . r .. vet even lath Arm, ny, the: cobr titametide;at
tw o,sk lbtk inst. from ttidtmtols.
~ zor rengnut, Mlester, in Atgoj for 7.10.y0ik,
.. ,tonteitoktin bd MLitt bight of, Sec or veopa 8 0 00., _
- - li tag ui raV r ogitu n ft fror ,, !kiPlattlf..Wee ;ohm Into
Nark Mrttrrfl ° ,33 ittitiTiom the Cinibeite!iii,:letth
!Z I T gY r i l itestiot e , d r i re t tirgit i l i g it nicod at - ii.lyi YOrk
th,..t;
' r '
' for-- Yrre:Entd elpin etir. hi Downing': cleared get •IfiWans *lnst.
plys ,
- n a- bonito, Kirk, henott it Msosttnilla,92la ult., !is
j,S,"•Dalt•4 Heater, °leered 'lit. Henna 11th hod. for
' lor - i- s . sailed (rem ' 0 4 99 at b inst.
_- X' thittrea, St
_OA , , .
~, for
• re drasiges, Butler, Miettionette;ll, and OW
i ti
`f•f --. ' °Bare°, hewn. Itroled. at Nor nik, Bo inst.
1 / 4 _l , • Vrac h eigs., t4 t r a r s=ioiT Tl eal:gl;2l, '
4
.... ~
. 19t her i rr Jatook, tgroehi,:arrtyed_ at witernltlon,
; %.--Lthkll hiirrii..Hoita ' or, fOr . ,HAV l :Voritialied
' .TA _ 1 _lttnr, DOlcoinittrdor,, • •; -
y7r.th em i t riprkif , Uoio. roT Alobi#, oltotiid at /New
40,,,bre .1 B44^tfteistAittOti;lg A &stood, W,.eitko,.end
,_:, It t abnpr,9Tirttll, petit, ror .tori, at pee , Ybrk
- ,trus
Z . " - '. , Oar itiotirke'AttrilEtbsey, •
baited tram Havana I t
,yLAyist, itirWilitifirn. Nl' -.: , ,„ „ , - • t
-,.., tt 5: Luny 1., he rs,: Alum/ton lOr biatnnzie indied'
' grind bit mot: . ..-- '.,
~..-• * yy,'l:lo nderttmitilid, front Erevi r deuert 17h last
-L .' For Phi adelehitt, " '"- - • . -.-, 1 :
~;.. ' Behr ht 11:4anittadildniltn,'4' Neleport • lath last
-- !, fitm DeltanstO itt; ", '•i, : - • '...-- --. '
:' - " • Bohr k omen Nollionahrt. - froya Teuton for Philadtpl
----:, 1/14900,90 rtailtVort.l74k lock, ,
..• .- n '0 f otter, kiedsompadia fps. illaitV Lelia
s'' kyr, sr*o :nth last/ for May's lindincyruP,
~,...,tc kir ., godnarltrtioottilut •11 lettettlo4-
d ,- .• ' k Ain alogodingt Anna r , nison. nee
~, ',- :'-' : ,an PreCts .74) ,reatle -from Fro dewier" *el °r.
ASSISTANCE.--Com4pOn
e".•
deii6f,'Estaya, l'ataital. Public' italante vati all
Wads , of ;Angina Complain aupplxed,' , ttifOrft
Orilla: , 4Agareaw‘vhstemmilorood,",
roatOfiloa. - 020-ot*
WAW L :,._
ANTBD `Pirfitliin a - Wholesale
• i m a t kVi t tillrel - I nk Sonthern andWial
em . the age or a: talking mutant.
drama, tea name, or2H2. Phila. r. o.
WANTED--A i situation by
W a young
i v Ateg b is ' it l ti:Oldr4 re rrllg t
.lt ASAP"
fromimitimorit and this city..
.Mates•
JEN B , poet ;. *^ 1120-3 t.
SITUATION WANTED—By a Young
NIMIL rt
trutty-oyart rears top% grattolto 4 4 Crit
tenden's cotueroint College; .itakistaot tloo
or to learn some Wholortme busmen. Addro m a,-
ton." Wet:4loe. . . . .
tor in t
85 , 00 , r6 ves men i n mortgage
P. ititZWILLI.,46O. 'CrOn*.janeers.
dl9 St* B. W. AROR and SETY.OITH Streets.
VITA NTED:-.llY'Jtiiiaary lst. a situation
• • as BOOK-KEEPER, or in an Insurance ,Oorn
or Banking House, by a practical Book-keeper of
" .8. "
e and influential
P.O.busmen sequaintonoe. Address
Box 2dt
PARTNER WANTED.—An opening in
an established Commission Nouse (Dry Goode) of a
partnership wilt occur on the let of-the YOST. A yolms,
aotive, business man, who could command from smooo
to 820, 0 00. tear addrese l 3
9.Comoussionusiness," et the
office of this paper. neas-tf
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
rrfOLET4-A CIESTNIIT-STREET
PosOIiNiOKAIV4I I6 4 - o.k/ 86 °.
Inquiry P. D..MYERB, ti:Ztopipbr) oSE TV
OA! Btieets.
fta TO 'REST-LTIAROtH LL, 8. W
Corner CHESTNUT and TWELFTH Streets.
'FHB ATTENTION—OF COMMISSION
-A. Men, Jobbei;. and Wholesale Dealers is called to
those antotantia leam, new, STOKES, okthe east side
of FOURTH' 8 rein. a httie. south or OHESTRUT.
They are furnished with all modern eonvenieneee, and
Inne let.vreasonahla terms to desirable, tmointa.
:.Aka OHANOE'FOR ANY PERSON-. THAT
wishes fo engage hi the COAL AND LUMBER
Busbleu. " ' •
The sobseriberf about:oh:Anglia' his ,buSiness' , offers
for sale the Stook and Fixtures. and Lease of a COAL
SchuylkillßEß YARD. situated on the west inde of
. two and a ken miles aboVoMannyunkr
The ettok consists of Mamba and. Pine Lumber, and
Coal.:•z
The Fixtures, horses, wagons, carts, and everything
e i lityr ir l i ttr i f for carrying on the LUMBER AND
TV? Yard an oid.eetablishod tend
um now doing a
good business, which the boOks alum There is a
siding by the P. kit: R.'Roadiand a landing on the
Schuylkill. It will be sold at Is yery.low rate, and only
two hundrAddallars cash required..
• Asly,to • - , -yr., G. fie , lT n M
boy. .
FARMS FOR SALE, ranging from 20 to
lao sores t in good !treaties. on eeey terms,
FAItMB for rent, from le &ores upernrde.
HANl.l4Ql4g,,GOrrittf.glit ,Ond ,DW.4I.,INGEI for
gale or rent.o.fipplp _UURSON,
dl7-sicw Ina Nornetrnorn. Penna.
Ciltpkgat 4 o - ; 1 0A 14130-1)1 A 140 : — Will
be sad; 'at & ',AUCTION
ROOMS, on THURSDAY , next, VA mob, a wary au
periorrGrand Action Piano Forte. Rosewood Case, made
by Clustering. ,Cost 11$ tom - •
Sale positive, as the owner brie, no further use
d m
iri t .
1d ay be examined on Wedneidttv :
SWAM/MA dOLL EUIAVE INSP[-
'TUTE AT Punta) BALE , —Will be 2aposeft to
publio sale on hIONDAY, the rlth day of Dream r,
latO,ori,the preenses, One stawn„Lebanon count-,
PC, the, grounds and buildings belonging_ to the Bwata
're Collegiate Is albite, being 33i AOlllll3 of GROUND,
well rated, andar_largeßßlCK BUILDINO,_IO by 60
feet, our riles hi g h. yell adapted for a BOARDING
non L. e oountry to in whir* a
the
school
would be we ratenitedi and altogether e °twin
nlty °Pond or &competent teacher to obta a prohta
b.e school is a promising one.
Further information can t oerobtained by addressing
Dr. S IC. TREMBLER, &dietary or the Board of Di
rectors.
•
pate to commence at I o'clock P. M., when conditions
will be made known by the board of dimitors.
WM. A. BARRY, President.
Tone etc;net, Deo. 1 , 180. 1174125
OR SALE—The Good Will; Stock, And
Fixtures of a Retail Coal Yard on BROAD Street.
ono of the 1:N41°31401u the eto,doinca large kod.
increasing business: To un_enentri tionian with °ash, for
oattOPPOtilnltY pEored for a good investment.
Fro addresz, apply to Mr. KICEFB, at this offloe.
PO LET-3d, 4th, and sth Stories of the"
Building,4l.lAßOFt Fitton. Well calculated
forr a light manuiatturing busmen, having two sky
lights, and water and water ciente; also, gas and gas
aatures. A • ply on the Premien. dl4-Ifit.
11 ft PER CENT.—We have for sale paper
%NAP DOW. 10 pet cent. pep arknimseeered deed
of trust upon pteperty in Bt. Louts. The at
tention of capitalists derarintSste Investments IN
BAKER W.EBCOTT.
d7-fes f - .
South THIRD Street.
VALUABLB 'FARM AT PUBLIC.
.w.SALI3.—WiII be exposed at_Publio Sale on the
l el e illg. s l 252 F, i al h a d iNfoT:r
h of elfth month, (be
tenon:We the EloPliMy of Elizabeth Mather, decorated,
M., all that veluable plan
situated on the Doylestown Turnpike, I 2 miles torch of
the city of .P,hijelphltiorithin pno-fourth of a indent
the village' of Plow W °rove, -in 'Moreland township,
Montgomery county, adjoining lands of Pr. Wm. Hal,
lowelliand Of the late aeries Hallowell. Washington
Kimble, and °theta • rtentainuig abont one hundred and
three acres of land , 6of which are woodlend,2 of Mee,
dowi . the rest, in. fesciod state of cultivation, :The Inv
pro rootlet - me large stone house 21 by safe et;
stone barn. 42 by 66 feet, Myy house, Nilsson bowie,.
spring, house over a Miser-fading spring of excellent
water. a young appleorehar&Just beginning to bear.
This p lace s doeintbliton ocitount ritlits pleasant, high,
and healthful situation. Its - convenience to the city, by
mane of ; the North ,Pennsylvanip, Kailtoad, it being
within 3 mites of Abington Station, told oonneeted
therewith by stages toner, a doLfrom theerove, ma kes
it valuably forgiymentry seat. ?empty wishing to v iew
the premises- previons to the day Of saki, will be shown
the same by calling on Hopry Maxwell, residing
_there
on, For further information. apply to Thomas T. Ma.
(her, Washingtolk. tooo,chltenttam. Township. Newi
lie Soliolgeld, NO 1-07 North Salton* Street, or Wail
Stapler, No. 1740 'Omen - street, Philadelphia. Condi'.
twos made known at the time of the sale by the Hetroi
d l .3;d3titt ; ' .
TO LET—kbandsome Store and Cellar in
tno 'sr with fine cellar lighted
bi 4 14 8t g i g i e W e i rg E7- lg i h t r e Counter% gas fi
n 4t t u mo ies, weter:dloi
segoraujg under pavement,. 40. ge g
T HAW ES. 1
aio 19 Btmarberly street.
TO 1.11-i—The laige aii4tOry ware:
ho o tA i l a sro • f Ler m ree rea street, suitat4o for 5i.&•
INRKET B be " ! "8" '; ? Pi! atilr-Tin'tel
,pvioasmare."-A. Great Jaargoin,--Alidanu;
JL — ftictuthig Establishment wititidtputLEnsine an 4
Boiler, and allohlplett set ,f Msebilierr tor mannfac
t~~nmni an article from iron, now in demo nstrated r.all
piinat. it can bo clearinsthat
Istifinlnie inty a, handsome profit. A ddress
WILLIAM 'HARRISON. ,
No. tiNortlizELEVlXTEßtrent;Witk name end Tsai:
dance. dl ini_L
figt HOUSES'TAVERNS, and STORES',
MIL Reel Estate of every dOsoription, for ludo or tO
rent. Apply to MAX HEIN'S,
Real Estate Agent,
• ; — 4t. " 4ilVag.?e N l3 l . ) ,e B dr: 2l
Ad orders trill be promptly attended to. OA.
Planar, and German spoken. Collector or round
Rent'. niB-3m
pOR SALE—A.Vitluable Lot of Ground,
faet by 260, Weis fronts, water add Kite laid on
one front; ignitable for 'choral or factory. It is atua r
Icain the s kouthwesternlart of the oity, in a rapidly I at
provingmeighborhood. errs easy. Addreu, for par.
finial's," J. K.," of o thin paper. no-Ur:
TOLET—The Second, Thlid and'Folirth
Storleadf tho:4oggrgral ,and orgrioiona Elton., No..
22 and 24 South DELAWARE Avenue, w, h largo
Counting " Ong 4 "I Fl r ". t Pit Bl4 F D ; 1i TRAIN
• al2rtt r , , , • „J' and 24 hOUTH
POR SALE OR TO RENT—A Large
property suitable for a Coal yard, Alapufaitirmy,
or Foundry_parposes, situate op the north side of POP
LAR RTJAF,FM, between Benoit streetad dikhookeink
• creek, or eels!, (lately cocooned as Oi enat • omnibus
stables,) 85 feet front on Poplar street, and lAD feet. to
Lewellen,strett arid !hams a.: front on tne oannt or
about 75 teet: .1:11(190 premises are well adapted for a
Foundry or FllOlOf,T, the buildings easily aorkvarttble
Our either purpose.' f.,I,IKENu & MONTOOM bRY.
n26-sm• 1033 BEACH RT., Highteer th Ward.!
fia WANTED—To sell at a Bargain; the
litimest desirable Hotel Properly in BuFk o s in eop h tit . y :
d r el 4 pTa t'i n a Vrani t l, li on ew . I ll o o r pe tiv e rs j oilgl i loplr e ty . eallLA
the yremmes. or terms, ico., call on or actor 8.17.
KIRK, Denville, Ps. • nICI-4w`
MEDICINAL.
FMB ALL-SUM/LENT THREEI
-
TRIEBEM.A.R. 11_3. and 3.
'rrotisoied by Royal Letters ratent of England. and
smeared by the Beals of the Keels de Pharmacia de fun.
and the Imperial Milne of Medieino, Vienna.
No.l.ipiyeAnable for exhaustion, ewarmatorrhom, arid
all phyla d isahliitiee.
Pro. 2 co completely eradicates all traces of those disarms'
that have been hitherto trashed Dr the narowouesad be{-
aiDous moo of oopaima and oubebs.
ho. 3 bas entjrely.supplanted the Ill'uriona nee of met
oury, therapy numnair to the sufferer speedy relief, die-
Persinu all torpurities, and rooting out the venom of dm-
ISinliffEMAß, New. 1,2, and 3, are prepared In •the
form o lozenge, devoid of taste and smell, and can be
pl
carried the waistcoat Rooked. Bold in tul easel, and
divided into separate &awes adnliadetered Dl'Ve)Peant
Lallernand.Roug. Eisord. den.- Prum 83 each, or four
oases for 1119, whieh *aes esLited 477 oass, 'where
by there Is a saving o f_ $9. f,e had, who l esale_ and
retail of Di. NALROW,lo4 4t worratier, C N O ew York.
Tal also cliattil i s e tivech Phimatai t01a.;1224
T. vi. D Dyurrr WEB, 218 north 13EUVRILI Street,
Wholiaskraed NebeiLAlroateibr.P•nasylraitia. • •
• •
ZOLLIOKOFFER'S , ANTMMUMATIP
Collillitloi—Ors..t I 'have been affiloted 'with rheu
matism for a long berrod--s, portion of the time had 130
nja of f r tii i i g n stlakV! lighrliC°o6lllll and In here!' days
2 entirely o cheeriodp. recommend the s,.t
413Palifetiti,erbSe3v'hAtirilOvriplaSswithihrPolderagialf.till, ;f ea r;
corner PIN. end X g sts: 5.41-8 m:
Till. MOFFAT'S' VEGETABLE LIN E
A.,. 1 , 11,1,8 AND PHOENIX BITTERS have been
thoroughly titeisil. and gropounee goveyeign remedy
for dysuesonski . ,Nstuletioy, heart - 6 u
. gn sold , headache,
eostlseneis, (mama, fevers or at mai, rheumatism,
Mitt, ,lf Mak irfirma , WIT!. ukiers, eruptive oom.
somas, non rut i le, eryslikeAs, common bolds and lit
igious'', wets ty spd eJJ derangement of the Noma e
try.tem, f piles, pa
11 1r:recent% Velma to which th:
f l _ ,WlPP.PrjuttaniMi. %Mork. ana 1 6
Matilde genersay sll ovar the cobattrr. ' i24-d&Wly
WYALTE, Snit slid
PRILADEIs MA RAIL-
R 0 7,1 A FAL
73-111tIrL, A R NGEMENT.
9ustrats.mr MONDAY, Deoernbe r 12, 18/R.
the trams wi I Jeava Philad e
lphia, froml.he station, N.
E. eentier IGHTEENT.ii find MARKET Streets, at
10 A. M.. I, and 420 P. M.
Adrl f eg r ti#Ht h ir, Virar t l . ll.l9l ° , R,VI A 1 1 1;
OP. N SYNDAY_S—Leave Philadelphia at 8 A.M., and
P.M. unve wlt Chaster a 17.0 A. M. and 4P.
.11 trains las ne Philadqiva at ald A. M. and 420
r. .00pnest at noniron h the Philadelphia and
Eta tarnore •central Railroad. or Coneord Cliaddetotd,
Kennett &IMO, and Avondale, MERRY WOOD,
- - Otneral Superintendent.
11P12 00r a% PAINT—A very superior a
il"' r
tiCll6.
Pure French snow White Zino, (Thille Montagne
Company'a.,) ground in ml pure.
CI
Chrome tireett , various shades , In nit, pre:
Yellow,o 16 If
Venetian Red, ground in oil, pure.
1 'll 6 =.' h i l tr h . .$ -
Zino, , " "
*P r a l lth r iLL Ec BROTHER. Manurapturere,
11194 Noe, 47 and 49 North BEOOND Street.
A MS AND SHOULD ER S.- 1 2,300
Pieoa OS-Smoked Hams end Shoulders; also,
900 prestos astir& Suter-Cured 'Hems for salts by Q. C.
SADLER & ARCH Street, second door above
Profit. dl7
BM • 44PKERR.-4 fine invoice of
:Luc bta.,' ht. ;Crit., at nflewburyport 'minim-
POD. Also. a small lot of a r i pz I ti e PI o. 1 Mackerel,
la store arid for We b• 1 ji YLOR /4 Q_Q,
nu 149 and 124 ri 0 HVi HAftv Hri.
CIABET. , --100 , outos Barton Uuestier's
6t, JulienAloo do. et : Egteee.; boo do. Waeldds
ion-Mortop St: Adield,-100 appAinowints to do.
Mateo' Le. Roar do . do . gt 4.16, m
rue 'and glace; oungei t st arVel d " or 61 r b Mown
T o g and
, Irpd7
41110. frivol& eRB
s ON'B - ANCIAMSTIO TILES for
floors,
o •
potted c m sirtat, Vratet Cooilan6toli.
tote Main&
CIAP i A - p4B,T DOW — ,GIttSt3 in
-town,
. is y v it t. , o l o X'ap 8. Wriminor of B.I3V'ZN O TH egid
THE PRESS.-rtiILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1859.
ritorosALß:kii LOAN.
MAYOMS OFFICE,
OITY OF PHILADELPHIA.
pacresua
,13.
PROPOSALS 'NOR LOAN
CITY ,or PHILADELPHIA,
Authorised by Ordinance appmved December 10th,
A. D. 1889
PROPOSALS
TO RE ENDORSED
"PROPOSALS FOR CITY LOAN,"
Will be reenived et the Mnyot'a Cane, In the City
of Philadelphia, until
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1859,
AT U O'CLOCK M., FOR LOAN= TO THE CITY
OF PHILADELPHIA
SEVEN HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS,
For wllioh Certikaataa of Loan of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS and upwards will be issued, bearing !nteyeklt
at 81X ,PAR PENTUM per annum,
FREE FROM TAXATION,
REDEEMABLE k THIRTY YEARS from DATE
Propose ba 'received foi' any ruin, but not in
fraction, of one hundred donate.
The Pro'poie4 will be OPENED
ON THE 24th DAY OP DECEMBER, 12e9,
.
By the Mayor of the City, in the proximo of the City
Treasurer and the Committee of Flostioe.
THE' itiGilltST OE'rgli WILL BE ACCEPTED,
The City reaming the right to accept or decline the
whole Cr any part thereof. Payment will be required
on' the thirtY-firet' oPly of December, Msg. fecereet to
commence on the first of January, A., D.
ALEXANDER, itENRY,
dl2-bild MAYOR OP PRILADEPRIA
LEGAL.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
..M.•
_CITY /NT' COUNTY OF pIitt,ADELPIIIA.
EDWIN FORD vs. OWEN bIORRIB. Deeember
Term, WS, No. Ma. Wu. Ea
The Auditor appointed by the Court to report distri
bution_of the fund in Court, orielfrom the sale by the
Sheri under the above writori attend to the duties
of appointment on TuESDA , December the 27th,
1852, at 3 o'clock P. M., at hie offiee,_ N 0.242 South
FIFTH Street, Philadelphia, when and where all par
ties in interest are required to present th claim, or
else be debarred from cominijin upon saidnd.
- ' WM. . Auditor.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
-R. FOR THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADEL
PHIA. _JOHN O'NEILL vs. ROSE O'NEILL, hen
tember Torun. lE+69. N 0.37. /klge on for Divorce. And
now, December 11:1, /659, n o motion of DANIEL
DOUGHERTY, Attorney for hbellant, rule on respon
dent to shoal cause why o diVoroa from tho bonds of
matrimony should not be deoreed, returnable SATUR
DAY. Docember.SLlM. • dli-vricf et '
Ti 4 THE , ORPLIANS , COURT FOR THE
CITY ./131D courtly Eir PHILADELPHIA.
• In. the matter of the Estate of ALEXANDER HALL,
declassed. ••
. •
Bur citation to 'the administration and ouretwo of
M
SARAH DAVIS. executrix °e last will and testa
ment of Alexander Hall, deceased. ,
~Thquditor ayPointed by the Court to audit, settle
and ust the scoount of the Aduunietrator of SAE
DAVI ,degosoed, as executrix of the said ALEXAV
DER HALL, deceased., and to report distribution of t e
balance in the hanihi et said accountant, will meet the
parties, in H1_4;010 his office, No. 250 North FIFTH
street. en_ WED ESDY, December st. 1569.
At. • • DEORGE THORN.
°* 3 l o ° -gd - • Auditor.
ESTATE OF NATHAN , G. HOWARD,
deceased.
Lette of Administration on the 'Sedate of NATHAN
0. HO WARD. deceased, having been granted to the
undersigned, all persons having claims or demand,'
against said Estate , ale requested to present them, and
all those indebted to said Fettle to make payment*
without delay, to PEOHRE BEROF,AN r,
Adminietrator,
nl6-w6t 439 WALNUT Street.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF PENN
- 1 1- SYLVANIA, FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT
cflanuary term. 1860. No. 26. In Beady.
ElizabethY. Walker
_vs.birphia Vandewater Dunshee.
George Id: Patehen,' fdtrifortl Martin. and Sarah Ann
Martin, his wife. George Patchen, Edward Fitzgerald
Patohen, Samuel J. Walker Patten, Joseph PotoheniL
Sarah Marshall, Thomas Maya all. Martha Trimmer,
!Sarah Bunk, Emma Gurney Wi Emu Marahall, Emma
Catchall, Samuel Marshall , Joe Marshall. Ann Idar.
shall,,William %dukes!, Benjamin Johnson, and
Mary Ann Johnsen, his wife E li sabeth Entriken,
Emma Entriken, Thomas Entriken, Emma Entriken.
Mary Entriken, John Entriken.
A d now, Deo. ari),)o C 9_, ort fibria the bill in this ease.
and Motion of John . Knott/Ind David Webster,
Solicitors of complainant, it is ordered that a writ of
subpcena be leaned l returnable on the fi at Monday of
February next, an that the writ be served, Petialit
or by' 00Pf • On all srfa Com.
monwealth, and that as to such of the defendants as re
wde out of the State notice be given by the publication
of the writ in " The tree.," a daily paper published in
the city, of Philadelp tai at least once a week, for siz
successive:weeks. Audit is further ordered that John
F. Belaterling Eat., is appointed guardian ad [item, for
Edward Fitzgerald Patchen , S.J. Walker Patehen, and
Joseph tatchen. minor children of Henry Patclen,
ceased. Emma Entriken, Mary Entriken, and obit En
trilmni minor eltildrety_of AtIMILIi Entri 'f en , scanned,
and that s copy of " Tne Prose. containing the writ
and notice, be sent to the post office per mill of the non'
moidept defendants,
Corhfieo from the record.
In teatimonywhereof, I have hereunto set my
Seal hand, and affixed the seal Il t . the EMP'eme
Court: at Philadelphia, th s fifth day of Der
comber, A.D.1889, RO. TYLE , Prothonotary.
E,ASTERN DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVA
NIA. CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADEL.
PHIA. 198,
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,to Sophia Van.
dewat n ei t, gu A tiLi t iek a ? t e i :rsg i ht. Pea n, Mulford Mart?,
! % d r erfild Patoien i s trumisi l ar galVe t r °
'swap Pa
taint Sarah Marshall. Thomas Marshall
Martha Mater, Sarah Beek, Emmit Putney. Wit , .
horn Marshall, Emma Marshall. Rama Marehall. John
Afarsliall• Ann Marshall, 111 . ntrlken, Dania.
tai n Johnson, and Mary Ann Johnson, hie wife , Eliza
beth Entrtken, Emma Entriken Thomas Entrikon,
tr
n 4 1 21 a Oglg i n k n e ljO ‘ ti a . r t
n y
ot ' s k an h al I n ge andappear
before thelusticea of our Sustains Court ofFennaylvania.,
at a court to be holden at Philadelphia, in and for the
Eastern distriet. on the first Monday of Vebruary next.
to answer to a bill of complaint exhibited against you in
our said coon by Eligsbeth T. Walker, and do further
and to reeinve whatnot' said court shell have oonoidered
in this behalf. And thin you are not to omit under the
penalty of four hundred d'idlers.
Witness the Ron. Walter H. Lowrie. Chief Justice of
our said court, at Philadelphia, the third day of Decem
ber, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and fifty-nine.
RO. TYLER, Prothonotary.
MEMORANDUM.—The defepdante have to enter
their appearance in the suit in the Prothonotary's office
on ()rimier° the day at which the writ is returnable ;
V-rt`uvg bill
may
be
I ' M? P r Vilr,FraoTh.t. ry.
TN THE DISTRTCT COURT FOR THE
CITY AND CnUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
W.M. M'CAULEY and FRANCIS CASSIDY, True.
tees, hc.. to the use of the, Milton Loan and Living
Association, vs. JOHN 0. KLONEGAR. Levan Fa
mes. No. bt7. Sept. T., 1859.
The undersigned has been appointed anditor to re
above
istribution of the fund raised by virtue of the
mentioned writ from .the sale of the following
property
tla viz e ' ertain lot or piece of ground and three
story brick building thereon erected, situate on the
south side of Washington_ street, In the District of
Southwark and county of Philadelphia: Beginning at
the oistanes of one hundred and forty-one feet east
ward from the east side of Delaware Eighth street, con
taining in front or breadth on the said Washington
street la feat, rind in length or. depth southward paral
lel with the said eighth street fifty-five feet ; bounded
on the north by said Washington street, on the east and
south by other ground of tho paid John hiletlrea, on the
west by ground this day intended to be granted to Geo.
W. Beebe, onground rent, (being the same premises
which the said James O. Beebe and wife, by Indenture
bearing even nate herewith, granted and conveyed unto
the said John C. Klonegar under and subject to the pay
ment of a yearly rent charge of WO, unto john l'ilo-
Crea, his heirs and assigns forever, as by reference to
the said Deed will more fully and at large appear)."
The Auditor hereby notifies, all parties in interest
that attend to the &sties of his appointment op
TUESDAY, 77th of December. 1859, at 4 o'clook, P. M.,
at his office, 411 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia.
All persons having claims upon the said fu d are re
quired to present their Riming before the n ersigned,
or be debarred from ooming in upon the wild d
die lot OEO. A. COFFEY, Au d itor.
jN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
JOSEPH KING, and JESSE C. HANS V, axeoutors,
tice.. vs. JOHN PILIHOIL, Defendant and JOSEPH
SINOPERLY, terre-tenant. September Term, IBIP. No .
1,044. Al. Vend. Ea.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to report dietrl.
button of the fund, in Court, engine from the sale by the
Sheriff, under the above writ of
oftlibladt,t, p ertain
i b n n i en t li v t e o=l ° ll 2 li: n t d h county t ' or e° o ° f
Phil Pols afore= , twinning a corner of Frede
rick Goekler's land, on east aide of Delaware Se
venth street, thence exten ing along the said si d e of Gin
said street,'soutn twelve degrees west one hundred
feet to a worse of tang; now, or late of Thomas Cope ;
thence with the line of the same south Seventy eight
degrees east to, the westerly side of the Germantown
road, thence along the same porthwardly 110 feet more
or less to a earner, thence ',nth the Imp 9f the said Fie
der iek Goekter's land, north seventy - eight degreeswest
to the place of beginning, (being the same remises
which William Cope by indenture, dated lath dey of
June, A. 1001;franted endoonveyed unto the said Jahn
Portal in fee au toot to the tosyment of a yearly round
rent or sumo one hundred Dollars, in eal half
yearly payments, to be made on the Drat 4e v Of the
months of April and October, in every year t ereafter
for ever).
N. IL—The a .Isoye property is known as the" Seven
Presidents Hotel." kn., vrlll attend to the cloths, of hie
' 1! We n :rll 'ego on
A T Ig a Ll D E:Z e r el; tLITAft, ge'ePacn k d
where nilparties in Interest are required to present
their claims, or else be debarred from coming in upon
said fund. LPAYIS C. CASSIDY.
411040 C. Auditor,
GC, AND SEE TILE
ROOT AND HERB DOCTOR.
Who can he consulted at the
BARLEY SHEAF HOTEL, NORTH SECOND ST.,
PHILADILLPIIIA,
Commensals on the first day of December, HA A
Stethoseopie examination of the Heart, Lungs, and
Throat. free ofcharge.
He will rema in at the 'lmlay Sheaf Hotel, except on
the following days. when he will_ be at the stapes below
named:The second Monday and Tuesday of ovary month
in Pottsville, at the White Horse Hotel: the following
Wednesday afternoon and Thursday In Harrisburg, et
the United Status Hotel; and the Saturday following In
Port Deposit. at Mr. fk i limith'S and fouttli Satur.
each month in or
der of erisville, et Ti Oar isle's.
All letters should be iota to Philadelphia .e treats
all disease..
. . . .
He operates on
_the Eye and Ear 1 removes all kinds of
Wens, Tumors, Tonsils, Fairness; straightens crooked
Limps or Joints. and extracts Teeth, All of the above
surgical operations are performed on the latest ennui
pies, and warranted complete.
It is evident that there are Hoots and Herb* suffioient
to cure all diseases that the human family are ever
afflicted with. This has been a great study with the
e seat faonity for nines best adapted, aangfirheotwngnpiu?'fliet tt2 find out
the
He stops Too th ache in one ntinute. tee oldhargo.
d174t." Da. 0. W. LIVI OBTON,
MESSRS. ROSENTRAIJ
MORRIS, from Pl i ymouth, England,
manufacturers o the aeleareted
Pantegeople" Spectaelse, respeot ully the, pa
k.
tronege or the lans and gentlemen of Philadelphia
and vicinity. to their superior ground spectacleglasses.
The valuable advantage derived from them in, that 41-
stem) of vision beaorniscstrampti, heated, weakene d .
sod in numerous oases seriousty injured, It is preserved
and strengthened, everything at onoe becomes clear
and brilliant, and very aged Bergen* are enabled to en,-
ploy their eight at the most minute ocolipation,
by day or candle-light can 000 with those lenses of a
much lees magnifying power, and they du not require
the frequent ohangee to the dangerous effects of further
powerful 11011i 1 1L91100.
Certifioates 01111 be seen at the office over Mr Chriet
man'e singe, 702 CHESTNUT Street' , adjoining Cler
mon's Photograph mottle. dig if
15 BORES AMERICAN AN])
tOOOI , II.ENCII WINDoW OLABB—The most
Ai ve i r ki a:du k u liffipl aw.
Ettlitreats. • e " m " Eartr
QOOl . Oll , WHISKEY.-125 Puncheons
Innen Stew Art. & ON's Penalty Malt, in bend And
for lido by °sun IV/UTELEY, al4m
milt xtoAn
PHILADELPIIIA,GER
FRANkMANTOWN AND NORRIS
OWN AILIWAD , - INTIR ARRANGEMEINT-
On and after . MONDA „Nov. 21, 1869,
pos. OXRMA TOWN.
Leave Philadelphia 0, 7,7.60, 9, 10, 11, and UA. M.,
1,2, 5, ax, 4,6, 6X, 8,7, 8,9 i, and IIX P. M.
Leave Ciernuintown B 7 , ,8, BX, pu t ay
ILA, ,
ON
1,9, 3,41,•04:1ire, 634. Tithi o - - D
ve Philadelphia 9.05 min. A. M 2, 934, and Id P.M,
Peeve Germantown 8.10 min. A. ra.,1.10 tinti.,sX, arid
9 M.
cIiEEITNUT HILL RAILROAD.
Leave Philadelphia 0, .7.60, 11 A. M., 7,4, 634, 7, and 10
P.
L M.
eave Chestnut 11111 7.10, 7.40, 04 3 , and MO A. M.,
9.40, 6.90, 9.40, and 8.10,P. M.
ON SUNDAYS,
heave Philadelphia 9.05 A. M., 9 and 6% P. M.
Leave Chestnut 1310 TAO A. 85., 12.50, 8.20, and 8.40
min, P. M.
FOR CONSLIOHOOKEN AND NORRISTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia 8,9, 11.08, man., A. M., 1.05,8.08,
Oi 5 74 , and 111,1 P. at
veNorristown 6,7, 9, 11 A. M., 134, 434, and
P.
ON SUNDAYS
Leave pintadelphifi 9A. M. and 6 1'. M.
Leave PiorristovrAT ß Akah l alliA. K M..
Leave Philadelphia 6,134,9, 11.05 A. M., 1.05, 2.05, 6.86 ,
654, 734,, and 11X P. al.
eave Mainline ic 734, A% 934, and 1134 A. 9,8,
5, X; and 8X P. M.
ON SUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia 9 A. M., Boma eX.P M.
Leave Manayuna 74/. . Nl,, , and Oi Y.
11. K. 131111111. General Superintendent,
n 194 NINTH and GAREN 'treats.
1859. ifftigiM!lN 1859.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT—NEW YORE ipiEE,
TOE CAMDEN AND AMBOY AND PRI •
ELPHIA AND TRENTON RAILROAD C .
- LINER. FROM p_HILADELPHIA TO
NEW YORX AND WAY-PLACEP,
PROM WALNUT-STllltilT
Will leave as follows, vie
At 6 A. M., via Camden and Amboy, Cam. & Am.
Aeoommodatkon . . :es gg
At 6A. AI„ Camderstia — fer - say flaw
Jersey lAosommodation., —• 746
At 9 A. 91., via Camden and Jersey City, blaming
hfail ~ • - .. 3 00
At it A. 11.; via ? Taeony
West
ern Express • ...• • • ... .... . . 8 00
At 12K P. M., via Camden and Amboy Acoommo-
At 2P. AL, via Camden and Areboy, C. & A. Rx- 225
Ar 4 P. reas M., via Taoony and Jersey City, Even
:afros..
Art it L. vicfaal - ci City, 3d Clone c*
Tioket. 23
At 6P. M., in — anlon City B vening 3
AV).. M., via Camden and J 91191 OitYriiPuthern
26
At SP.
(Freight and l'assenger)—let Chas Ticket........ 4 2.6
3d Class Ticket . Ite
The $ P.M. Mail Lino runs daily. The 11 P.M . South
ern Mail, BaturdaLs oxoepted.
For Belvidere. Easton. Flemington. &e.. at 6 A. 51.
from Walnyt-ftroot wharf. and SP. M. from Kennington.
Far Nation cliona, Allentown, and Llothiettem, at 0
A. M. 'Zan:A , Railroad, ,
ike.barro,
Montrose, O r reatlia, af ,, i r 4f,t'....r.'evia ' Delaware ,
Laakawanna,._an Western a»rPag.
- For Mount Bolly. at amid A, 31., and :arid it( ) P.M.
For Freehold, at 6 &AI. and 4 1 P. M.
M.
WAY LI
For Bristol Trenton.to. at 3P. M. from Kensington,
ands P. M., from Walnut-street wtiart.
For Palmyra, Riverten,Delanoo. rtomly, Burlington.
Bordentown, &0., at 12,4,3, and s/i P.
P 211.
I3teamboat Trenton, for Taoony, at 11 A. M. and
.
Fifty pounds of baggage only allowed @soh paege9pr.
Paeatingera are prohibited from taking an2thiag as -
gage but their wearing apparel. All baggage over y
pounds lobe paid for extra. The company limit t elf
TagDoniability for baggage to one dollar per pound, and
will ot yo liable for any amount beyond 8100 , except
by special contrag,t.
1 dl6 - WK. 1. GATBIBBB. Agent.
TIOr=:;CIIESTER
ortitopetivA Ri'llAtotArt—PAß
-I¢ENGE_R TRAINS FORD MTNINOTQWN AND IN
TERMEDIATE STATIONS.—Ou Na p ki n tole
rift Poem i 'tlfrfliler Passenger n g e. 1 1 e_t ofe Pl i rietde. C loh N t.
a.. Heflin italiglior cOmparlit earner of BILLIA I D
ZafilYVll 4 :ll.l /.30
A. al,
AZTERNOON TRAIN for Dorttlitstryn, loam at
4.10 r.M.
DAILY (Sitn,excepted.)
Ay order ol the ard or Managers, of the Philadelphia
4n de Reading " (499.11tiriLirRNNY.Eleoretarr.
iIingtAMPHILADELPHIA
AND READING RAIL
ROAD, MORNING LINE, fotPOTIRYILLE, READ
ING and HARRISBUG,
Leaves the Depot, at or of BROAD and VINE
Straota, at TM A. NI,DAI , ~.( Sundays exoepted,) for
POTTSVILLE, HARRIS RO, and all intertnodtate
R 9 194, connecting at Ham ebu rg with trains running to
rittaaarg, Oboantelbahs l earliolp, Ganburi, &o.
AV QOM LIN ka.
Leave at SAY. , iLLY, for POTTEIVLLLE and
HARRISBURG,
At 4.90 P. M., DAILY. fßandaysexoeptaddfor BEAD
ING, and intermediate potato. ,
do W. H. Mell.MsNNV.Rattrotarit
RAWER NORTH PENNSYL
VANIA RAILROAD.
• WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
AEbP,o l. 4 l ll,. E f i llalaiH D rl l ifil. I IitET&I T . °N•
On and after ALONDAY, ovember7th, 180, Passen
ger Trains will leave FRONT and WILLOW Streets,
Philadelphia, DAILY, (Sundays excepted!)
For Bethlehem, Easton, Allentoyro, Manoh Chunk,
Hrleton, &c., (Express,/ at 8.00 A. Al.
or Bethlehem, (Express, ) at 9.90 A. M. and 9 P. M.
or Doylestown, (Accommodation,) at 8.40 A. M. and
4 P. M.
For Fort Wrushington, (Aeoommodation,) at (I P. M.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave B:P 'et- ,' ft::: -) A111 . .',1 . .1°P1 3 . 'YAM
9.20 P. M.
Leave Fort Washinsto S n,(Aeoornmcdationd at f. A.M.
Philadelphia for Fofrt iUN Washingto DAYS: n, at 830 A. M.
hiltulelphis. for Doylestown, at 4 P. M.
ylestown for Philtulalphut, at ;A.M.
opt Washington for thtladelphis, at 2./0 P. M.
Fare to Bethlehem, 81.150; to Afauch Chunk, 82.00; to
Easton, .1.20: to Driylestown.Bo cents.
Through tickets must be procured before entering the
oars. . .. ..
All Passenger Traini (eXteat Elallgai Train.) con
nect at Barka street with, ?nth and ixth-streete, and
fienond and Third-streets Passenger °Railroads,
at FILLIS CLARK. Agent.
THE PENNSYLVANIA VE NTRAL
RAILROAD,
1859. iii/gto!nig i 1859.
THE CAPACITY O t r THIS g8 0 .5;11 R, t i 3 EQUAL TO
THREE A T I VROUO T H I YALERGER'TRAINS
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURG,
Conaeoting direotthdadelphia with Waugh Trams
from Boston, New ork, and all point* t, and at the
Union Depot at Pit burg with accosts was for Cia
cinnati,St. Louis, levelenit, Ch ease, athngton, St.
raaPs, Indianapolis, Loumville, New Orleans, and all
nterrnedtate tempts in Chit, Indiana,lllinois, Hoene
y, Michigan, w isoonsithminnesota, musouri, Ranges,
and Nebraska—thue furnishing facilities for the trans
aortation of Passengers nnstu paned for speed and ann.
fort by any oilier route.
gx press and Fast Lines ran through to Pittsburg,
without change of Care nf Conductors.
Smoking Cara are attacked to each Trate; W
Bleeping Cars to Express and Fait Trains. The
RUNS DAILY i Mail and Feat Lines, Bun
del
Va l if Yr t itit d. i leaves, Philadelphia at 5.03 A. M.
East Line 11.50
A.
; eT' :" ItO M.
4A it.IMEAVE AS ItIV
A
larrlgitti lAccommodation! a v t iefullirn J t i i is a .00 P. M.
Columbia
Passengers for West Chester will take the Mall,
Parkesburg, and Lancaster Trains, at the Penneylvanla
Railroad Passenger Station.
Passengers for SunburY, Williamsport, Elmira, Buffa
lo, Niagara Falls, and intermediate Pouits,leaving /Ma
detreix 17 e ., so n t!ortlygrim e a d h e
the
olSee of
the
Company il i e lliolgelplta, k ?i:w York, Sitoston, or Bab
Rail cad
; Ticket'. Eaetward at any o the Important
11Olf0111 0 cos in the West; also on board any of the
regular Line of Steamers on the hllistamppt or Chip
11.110/1.
Irk. Fare always ail low as any other Route.
Thecompletion of the Western connections of the
Pennsylvania Railroad to Chmego l rnake this the
D/RELIT LINE BETWEEN iH PAST D THE
GREAT NORTI& ST.
The connection ot ;ranks by e Railroad Bridge at
Pittsburg, avoiding an dratee or temage of Freight,
together with the paving o time, are advantages readily
niatatedin , stunner. , o Freight and theTravelling
FREIGHTS WESTWARD.
By this Rout Freight', of deseriptionp can be for,.
warded from Philadelphia. New York, Boston, or Balti
more, to any point on the Railroads of Ohio. Kentucky,
Indiana, Illinois, Wootinsus, lowa, or. Missouri, by Rail
road direct.
The Pennsylvania Railroad also connects at Pittsburg
with Steamer,, by which Goode can be forwarded to any
port on the Ohm.- Muskingum. Kentucky , Tennessee,
Cumberland. Illinois, Mississippi, Wisconsin, filisou,
Kansas, Ark - anima, and Red Rivers; and at Clevelan ri d,
Sandueliy, and Chicago, with Steamers to all ports on the
Northwestern Lake..
Merchants and Shippers entrusting the transportation
of their Freight to this Company, can rely with confi
dence on its speedy transit.
'I'HE RA TIES OF FREIGHT to any point in the West
by the Pennsylvania Railroad are at all times as favora
ble as are charged by other Railroad Compan ies. n
n a„ Be particular to mark packages'. via atinaßail-
Iderehaats in the West ordering goods from the East,
win do well to direct them Shipping pped by this Route.
Nor Freight Contracts or Directiens, apply
to, or address either of the following Agents of the Com
pany:
D. A. STEWART, Pitteburgi
Doyle & Co., Steubenville,O.; 11.5,Pieme re Co., Zones-
O.; J. J. Johnston,.; It. McNeely, Mays
ville. Ky.; Ormsby & opper, t'ortsmouth, 0.; Paddock
& • Co.. Jettersonville, Indiana; If. W. Brown & Co
Cincinnati, O.; Athern & Hlbbert, Oluoinnatt, o.' R. C.
Meldrum, Madison, led.; William Binta , m, Lo4sville,
NY.; P. 0. O'Riley & Co., Evansville, ad..; N. W. Gra
ham & Co., Cairo, 111.. It. . Sags, St.mg, Mo.; John
H. Harrill, Hashville,Tenn.; Name & Hunt, Memphis,
Tenn.' arke & Co . Obi Obiesgo, III.; W. IL 11. Koonte.
Alton:Ili • Marshy & Walla, Dubuilue,lll tor F reig ht
Agents of'Railroade at di ff erent pm= in the W est.
Parties attending to their own shipmentsam the
East, will and it to their interest to oalt on the Ag e n of
the company at the following planes before 'hipping;
letters addressed to either of them on the suited of
reights,willjnaet with prompt attentions
J. BNEEDER, Philadelphia.
MAGRAW & KOONS. 80 North street, Baltimore.
LEECH & 2 Astor House, oil& Witham et., PLY.
LEECH & Kilby street, Boston.
If. IL HONSTON, Gen% Freight Agent, Phila.
THOS
i i . u trefif C P gl k A i t t l kidial l i l a la r pa.
PHILADELPHIA L WIL
AILROA MINGTON, AND BALTI
PABBgI4 6 (IVITIR A IKEMATFTITTLAb I ETPRIA
For Baltimore atkide A. M., 12 noon, (Fameas,) an,
1140 P. M.
•
For Cheater at 8.16 A. M, , 12 noon, 130, and 11.10 P. M.
For Ch eater
at 6,15 A. M., 19,1.30 1 and /1.10 P. AL
For New CellitlO at 5.15 A. IC ,an a 4..0 •M.
For iliddletown at 8.15 A. hi., and 4.X1 .
For over at 8.15 A, M., and 30 P.
For Word at &IVA. M., and 4.30 P.M . •
N.
For Beaford at 8.15 A. M., and 4.N1 P. 1.
For Laurel at 8.15 A. M., and 1.30 P.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore at 8,30 A. M., (Express,' 10.16 A. M.,
and Big P. M.
Leave Wilmington at 7.15 A. M. and 11.20 A. mo.taand
8.10 P. hi
Leave Laurel at 6.10 A. M. and 3.40 P. M.
Leave Raeford at 6.45 A. M and 1.06 I'. M.
Leave Milford at 7.50 A. M.:and 4.251'. M.
Leave Boyar at 9.08 A. M., and 5.00 P. M.
Leave Middletown at 10 A. M. and 7.05 P. M.
eave New Castle at 10.65 A. M., and 8 p. M.
Leave Cheater at 8, 12_,A. M. 2.22 and 9.15 P. M.
Leave Baltimore for Laurel and Delaware Railroad
at 10.15 A. M.
TRAINS POR BALTImORR
Leave Cheater at 8.0 A. M.,1738 and 1140 P. M.
Leave Wilmington at 9.25 A. .13.111 P. M., and 13.90
A.
SUNDAYS
Only at 1110 P. M., from Philadelphia to Baltimore.
Ohl y at 5.25 P. M.. from Baltimore to Philadelphia.
FREIGHT TRAIN, with PASSER ORR OAR attached,
will run an follow.:
,L 611.116 Philadelphia for Perryville and intermediate
P re e tivrWliniriyton for Perryville and intermediate
places &Ulla Y.
*0
Leavewilminikon for Philadelphia and i n te rme di a t e
places at 5A.6 .Y.
Leave Baltimore for Stemmer'. Run, Chase's, and
liarewood at 144 P. Id.
06 . S. M. FELTON. President.
PHILADELPHIA AND
ftil'illMTi l li i r i t t ‘,Vitl i g'A D , b l uUo — ,
ldago, Rook Island, Niagara r fah Milwaukee, Bur
ttirn, Montreal , St. nen, Detroit, Dunheth, and Ht.
manger trains will leave_tlieTbßadelphigniad Acted
tag Railroad DeP7t,oonnor_ldßiplj o and . ylNE Streets,
°Al" ' CBl lU sex & e , P irlq• l i l pllrlds.
For ' Elmita,_Nitig aro .c ails, uffalo,Detrolt, Chicago,
Mllwatikoe, Rook Island, galena, Elt. Paul e, Burlington,
and Bt. Louis.
LSO P, M., NIGHT EXPRESS,
PI Elmira, Niagara Falls, Butrato,_Betroit Chicago,
Alli waukee, Rook Island, Oalona,St. Fauns tt rlingion,
an St. Loulo.
The T3O A. M. and LSO P. M. trains ran through to
VARRISBURG, etoppingat all Stations on the Lebanon
Ve Y 7 1 .1i 4 .14. train connects at Rupert for Wilkea
tail . ,i , Pas top, Scranton, and tdi station , on the LACK-
A ANNA AND BLOOMSBURG RAILROAD.
aggago cheakad to Elmira. Britlalo, and Suspension
Bridg° 7 ) l l.ote can he pqoureil at the Philadelphia and
)rli , ,, thou, l e , loket 0111oe, Northweet_oornor
o 8 X and CU Kt RT nrifit i and at the Yawn
"! Entrli EXi a tlin FlthIEV TRAIN
Leave, the epgt, Blip etre*, below no, daily a VIII
de i x r ej o^^ s te m d 7 r
.., Ki l l ;LA: (legged 1,2P,',' a V.Ttatto' iniji 4 e
going the urns /ay.
For further in ormation, t anole o at
Or to 6/14111 h . t 8 1) . fi k
Plife LOAD , 4A V ionnetL
N. W. earner 41XTH and OnESANuT went.,
001-tt Philadelphia.
i ' -141CitiOgli.
, OFFICE OF THE
te
a t s
i tm e a
re : : , 77 ; 1 1 u A : RY ,
, Ni i A t C h WV ; EA a '
A n Yr ‘ M UE AlErNeNAting of i
a d
t the?rhe a g C . o r 11 ;41; 1 ,
on MONDAY ,Company
ili nbe.Tu:nhuaeainti
9, T 1860 h. , a m t t r o t' 04 0 it ,
t k r A
p . Fi e
ident and Dirantora for 'laid
i:rn in ld a n n Y y .re i t t wrsen ti ld e b a L t r h a e
of m l i ll ne A. P h ia l. ce n'n3Voqoo th lC:
ALFRED L. CLAY,
d4O-dtle9* Secretary.
- - OFFICE OF THE
GIRARD COLLEGE PAB-
it. lo o.li_eli . .l - ti,tff...tz' SENOR — ft RAILWAY 0 Ml
'4 " PANY, Ridge and Colum
bia avenues., i The Annual Meeting of the Stock
holder(' of the GIRARD COLLEGE PASSENGER
RAILWAY COMPANY will' be held, at the Office of
the Company, on MONDAY, January 9, ISLO, at 9
o'clook,.A. M.
The Eleotion for President and Directors of said
Company will be held at the same place, and on the
same day. between the flown of 10 o'clock A. M. and
9 o'clock P. M. H. S. 111,1011 T.
illO•dting* Secretary.
CORN EXCHANGE BANK.—Philadel
phia, N0v.18,1899.
At en Election held on the Net instant, the following
gentlemen were 'Awn Directors of Gas Bank:
Alexander 0, Cattail, Joseph Lindsay,
Robert K. Ne ff , Samuel T Canb y,
James Steel. John V. Grose.
Edmund A. Sander, Charles 'Knecht, '
Alexander Whildin, . )lavid Vanderveer,
Hugh Craig, Philip H.
Christian J. Hoffman. •
And at the meeting at the Hoard THIS DAY, the fol
lowing offioers were unanimously elected:
A. 0. C ATTE!. President.
R. R. NEFF, Vice President.
(13.tf J. W. TORREY, Crolder.
NOTICE.—IIOLDERS OF TIIE MORT—
zage Bondi issued by the Coalmine, Williamsport,
snd hem Railroad Company are invited to tall with
in twenty data Tram this date, at the Offiee of the
Company, 308 WALNUT Street. between the hours
of 10 and 'I o'clock, daily. and sign the power of attorney
under the resolutions passed by the Bondholders, at the
meeting hold on the 11th u t.
sollt i EL V.MERRICK
ROBERT BYARD
P. A. VAN DYICE. t ir.,
J. N. 'HUTCHINS() ,
M. W. MITCHEI.L.
.P. HUTCHINSON,
Committee.
Whl. D. LEWIS, Trenton.
Deoember Si MI n26-1m
NOTIOE IS GIVEN THAT APPLIOA
tion will be made for a Certificate of Pennsylvania
§fate loan, T e nho.: lone O l et s ed is tugueV o l i fit A N j o i; l9, l
Wißl 9 : )' ll(7;ioVi ' lr 411.(11°V ' nix.am>
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY IN
SURANCE OMPANY.
INCORPORATED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF
PENNSYLVANIA, 1835.
OFFICE 8. E. CORNER TRIAD AND WALNUT
Streets, Philadelphia.
MAJLINE INSURANCE
F.Re.b °' 'PP 0 1 amts qr the W"ld.
n.c. .T,
INLAND INSURANCES
. . . . . ...
On Goods, by River, Canals, Lake s and Land Carriage
to all parts of the Union.
FIRE INSURANCES
On !Saraband* generally.
On Stores,3oyrejlingileusgs, gco.
Amtiinuci.up T/it; GiAlPaliy,
November 1, i.
Par. Market Value.
WSW. Philadelphia City 6 P 9 oent. Loan-4129,PM CO
100,000. Pennsylvania State 5 Ijr ot. Loan 9.366.5 00
/
21,000 Pennsyjvanis. State 6 V et. Loan
26,000, U.S. Treasury 59 V' cent. Notes and 21.00) 00
interest due • 5a.2123 SS
olitopp U. iil. Treasury 6 47 cit. Notos and inter
st due ~.,.,. .... 30,015 00
e?5,17,0# Tettkporery Loan to }!ti pip) , or Alla
(lelphla ' ''' 4 ''• •• • 4 0 ,5 0 0 0,1
940,0, Peppit e lvania Failroad?d Mortgage
.„, 5 009 t. pnls.,,,— •• —. 400 00
11,0,000, AM Payy van a rtallroan Mort
gage 6 cent. BOU •
814,61 V West Phil alpine Passenger Railway 11150°
00
Company 7 4.fv et. coupon bonds 12.600 00
v 6.040,509 shares stock Germantown Om
Cz;mpany,interest and plinoi.pat
uarantied oy Vie c9.you. Phila
oiphifi• • • " • ."- 4 , t . : - 15,0 6.5
15,0n0, 141) aLree r 81 1;!YIV4114 , ff.!!!9 44 /
gananY.. t '.....,.... ......... ; pis 01/
#6,000, 100 sham ADM regt1111)1V41116 Hail
road.Compaay....., ~.„.... esci co
01030, sharea Philadelphia Int Nat and Steam
Savannah dteam Navigation Com
oany, Ocean Steam Natotateon
Company, Philadelphia and No
vo/ do tie Maim Tow Boat
m
company, PMlsdelphin Eaohange
Company I.flooo
SIM MO
Donis and Mortgagee, and Real Eetate, Of- $4°8 ' 715 5.1
Buddln
ille reoeivabrei fOi . l . niu . r . a . n . .iiii made...:- . „ -. ::
Manoe duo at ,igenoies—Premiume qn Ma
*sine rolieleo, q4ereet, Nut 04er dpbte due
the uomPailYfb.66l OA
Berle and stooa of sundry InenVin . oll . dOmpa-
We 1.... ..-.-..........-. 3400 00
Cash on Deposit Iillenii:::::::,:.--- . 51,060 51
DIRECTORS.
William Martin. Samuel E. Stokes,
Edmund A. Soudan . F. Pollution,
E l n Yhll7)O%dln%' enry Sloan,
dward Darlington.
john C. Davie, H. Jones Brooke
antes Tyumen, Speneer IM'llvaine.
!WIWI Eyre, Jr. Thomas C. Hand,
James O. Rano, Robert Dorton,
William C. Ludwig, Jacob P. Jones.
ktie t.ll 11. Kent. _ /ernes B. l'il'Parlsr.d.
t. R. H. Ruston, Joshua P. Eyre,
Gorge O. Leiser, Jo B. Semple. Pittet.
nUgh Cflllf . D. J.
Morgan,
Charles Kelly, A. Berger. 41
WILLIAM MARTIN, President.
THOS. C. HAND, Vine President.
HENRY LYLBURN. Eleorelary. dl6.dtf
AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
LA. INCORPORATED 1810-CHARTER PERPET
UAL.
No. 310 WALNUT Street above 'Third, Philadelphia.
Having a laree paid-up trimtal Stock and Surplus In
vested in sound and !veils lo Seounties, oontanne to in
sure on Dpellings, Stores Furniture, Merehaudise,
Vessels in Art an their r ar604, , and other Personal
Property. All losses litera l y and promptly adjusted,
maserons.
c isir , W i t . tott, John T.Leirm,
James R. Campbell,
uel C.Sorton, Edmund O. Duttlh.
trick B ). lhas. W. Poultney,
Israel Ii ()roe,
0 F.ORO ABBOTT, President.
THOMAS R. MA RIO. ileoretarv. laM-ly If
lAME INSURANCE COMPANY, No.
U 1 CHESTNUT Swot, PHILADELPHIA.
INCORPORATED APRIIAI
n SYLVAIA. y THE STATE OF
PENN •
CONFINED TO FIRE AND INLAND RISK&
nut iteTorts
ktatuaL WRIGHT- ... -of WOOL ROIL,
ILLIAId W. WALTIIHI, William Tan hGo
prtAuae Hlclicansoll- J. C. Rowe & Co.
sown A. Wits T..... Wees, Yoben & Lloyd.
nii.CLEf LITPINCOTT.- Lippincott, Hunter, In BOOM
ttnol9 W. STOUT --..... Charcoals., Stout. & Co.
Rent Law's, Jr•-.-.. Lewur, pr os., k Co.
Axil, D. DI Davis & Sauey.
A. H. HOeiclttnitd.-- trOcenheitti,l4oola6, & CO.
ofinf B. John H. ELieon & Bone.
tang W. EvitamAN John W. Evprman k Co.
rIIOMAIS B. MARIIN SJVRAD & !WIMP.
GEORGE W. DAY. frac ea.
JONATHAN J. gLOOUAL Vioe Preel,
WILLIAMS 1. HLANCIIAH D. Floo'v. au4-lf
r NSUR A N C E 0101PANY OF THE
iiNE GS A TAA
U F "" §k v 4 AN E I IC — I F IBAt N B D UITI:
Ohaytered In INS—Capital e2oo,ooo—Assets, January 1,
mig, 4317,446 10-100.
All unrested in sound end available securities—eon
tipue to insure on Vessels and Cargoos, Buildings, Stooks
or Merchandise, ko„
RE en liberCTOßSal terms.
DI:
Relll7 B. Bherrerd, George H. Stuart,
Simeon Toby zlrtnitiel l Or: u n n t e ,J ,, r.,
,
Charles Meoalester, Tobiasv
William 8. Smith, Thomas B. Waltman,
ifta l a d A i iihit, je ' Hour, O. Freeman,
Chute' O. Lewis,
...neve C. Carson.
WILLIAM lARNIN R D I BH r ERR y ERD,Piree S s - i wf n in t.
tt
LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST COM.
PA NY.—THE PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSU
RANCE COMA ANY. Northeast corner of THIRD and
DOCK Streets. Assets, 8902,V4 al.
INSURES LIVES for the whole term of !life—grants
annuities and endowments—purchases life interests in
Real Estate, and makes all contracts depending on the
contingencies of Life.
They act as Executors, Administrators, Assignees
Trustees, and Guardians.
'TRUSTEES.
iniel L. Miller, I Samuel H. Stokes,
n yamin Coates, William lihrtin,
ebard S. Newbold, James B. ateFarlani.
William I'. Hacker. Joseph If. Trotter.
William H. Kern, James Euston,
Samuel C. Huey, Theophilus Pauldin g. Charles Hallowell, Edmund A. Boudor,
decry C. Townsend. Daniel I . Hutchinson.
Agdolphus Kent, John W. Horner,
'V ‘ Shrum H. Carr, Ellie 2. Anther,
''. V. Fallow, Samuel J. Christians
'Tarim Robertson.oseph M. Thomas ,
J
Warner Al. Rosin, elin G. Brenner,
P. S. Mich or, l fistriii.
DANIEL L. MILLER, President.
BASIL. E. STOKES, Vine Prat.
JOON W. HOBNOB, Secretary. sing -1r
THEQUAKER CITY INSURANCE
COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA..Pn,
FRANKLIN
CHARTER P HuILDINGS. 08 ERPET AL NUT Street.
CAPITAL .....:.----. -.... . woo 000
—..— ,
BUIIPIrIIB . . ..... lgo.ogo
.. ....
FINE, MARINE,. AND iNKANIi INl4a.tikCE.
Fire Iran ranoe, limited and perpetual, on Buildings and
Merchandise of nil descriptions.
WOMB Insurance,
inland and Cowan , on Vessels,
Freight and Cargo to and from all parts of the World.
OFFICERS.
EgliDs H. HART, President.
Y. ROSS Vice President,
.
R. 003 HALL, Secretary.
B. H. BU TLE R, Ace t Secretary.
D 111.10 1 .0118.
George R. Rut, E. W. Bailey
E. I'. Rose, Andrew R.l.:fambee,
A . C. Cattail , Charles G. Im l ay,
Foster 8. rerkmb 11. R.
_cogasliall,
Samuel Jones. 1 1 4. D.. lion. H. AI. 1 .,, i11er. nut
COMMERCIAL MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY—A mooting of tho etochholdern of tiu
c_ejnym will bn held nt their_ Milne, in root of lIIg
WALNUT Street. on MONDAY, Doe. ID, foal, at 10
o'clock A. 111., at which time and place an election for
eight Directors wilt be held. in rureuanee t
of net of In
corpor 7 ation. JOHN hIcCOLLOM, Secretary.
IOWARD FIRE AND MARINE INSU.
RANCE COMPANY, No. 412 WALNUT Street,
Philadelphia.
DIRECTORS.
I. W. Baldwin.
l a
• Bdil,ar.Thrnnon,
' Wr .11i n itt'n ,
i ham minim, Rol ,t. W. D. Truitt.
Wni N. Hamlin,
C. E.spongier,
S. 11. Houston,
Wm, IL Lova,
J. G, Mitchell, Charlon F. Norton.
. S. Warne. John Clio ton
John F. Addict', Edward A. Warne,
R. T. Kemal. H. H. Shillingford.
Thomas L. Luilcie.
rpm:dent—M. W. BALDWIN,
Vim, l'reaidont—E. S. WARNE
Beeretart.—EDWlN BOOTH. dee
1111 E MUTUAL LIFI S URAN CE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
NN
NIX MILLI ONS OF DOMAIN,
MIME) IN 9 ., .•T soNTeitare ON HFAI. MITATS,
WORTH ovER. 413,000"0.
The Mumma me r owER then in many other Comps.
nice, and the Dividends lieVe been oxsATlctt•
•
This la a strictly luTtrat. Cmpany. There are no
Stookholdani, e n that ALL THE PROFITS
arLoao to THY INSURED.
Pamphlets, and every inrorination, may he had
nasals, on application to
P. DA FCHFORD Agent,
S. W. corner FOURTH and WALNUT Streets.
PHILADELPHIA REFER ENGRG,
Thomas Robin.. Jobe Welsh.
L
Mordecai Dawson, Goorgo 11. Stuart.
George N. Stroud, E. N. Whalen,
John 1.1 horns, J. Fisher Learning,
toseph Patterson, William C. Ludwig.
elm M. Atwood, Arthur .0. Collin.
liornaa H. Powers. George W. Toland,
William McKee. Thom. Wattso.. u.D-Iyif •
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the
Srm of WARNICK, CIiADWICK, & BRO. is this
day dissolved. Tll.l Neater, Range, and Stove l!tmness
'4l t lo .7at c aeroghTeulto r o t Ps e L na oT e S P!ca4lld)Da n lffet ,
Streets. JOHN K. C HAD VII
FSANCIS A. ODA !MICK.
Phils4elshia. Jolt n. len. 1,12-tf
a BALAMANDER sA.r.u.
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A large moor Imp ok
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wAT,30,,,
PHILAGEL_PGIA M ‘ AIIGFACTIi I ItED
SALAMANDEISA EB.
VA LT ODOM
Por Hanka an Stores. •
BANE LOCEB_,
Equal tp ariy now iri use.
IRON DOORS, eiIIUTTLRS, Ike.,
Chlea good term. iva any other extabliaiment to the
United Eltakee. h
EVANi
&WATSON,
No. see GE ' STN lIT Street,
Philadelphia,
PLEASE GIVE Y 8 A CALL . artleil
MISS CHAPMAN'S DAY AND EVE
NINO CLASSES for Drawing, Pointing,Eineu
tion, French. Music and private tuition in English
branches. Orders for Wax Fruit, Flow erg, &0., promptly
attended to.
LADIPS' INSTITUTE OF A RT. N. E. corner of
CHESTNUT and EICHTEENTH Streets. dry-et"
A MERIOAN &MOM. INSTITUTE is a
4 W. reliable medium through which Schools and Fami
lies may obtain comrtent tesohera. Parents may ob
tain, gratuitously, in ormation and circulars of the best
echoes. 8 lITH, WOODMAN, & CO.,
WI BROADWAY. New York, or
nl4-ti OW CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia.
MESDAMES 011EGARAY AND D'IlEll-
VILLY'S BOARDING AND DAY HCROOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES.
PHILADELPHIA, N 0.1109 LOGAN SQUARE, VINE
STREET.
Madame DREG A RAY respeotfully informs her
friend. and the nubile in general, that independently of
her Boarding and Day School, directed by herself and
her niece, Alma. PREVOST, in NEW YORK. she in
tends, in connection with her niece Mme. D'HEII
VILI.Y, opening in PHILADELPHIA an Institution
onpr 3m ecisely the same plan as the one shove mentioned.
oh-
B _
RYANT & STRATTON'S NATIONAL
MERCANTILE COLLEGES, located at Phila
delphia, S. E. corner SEVENTH. and CHESTNUT:
New York, Buffalo, Cleveland, Chicon', and St. Louis.
For information. mil or rend for Otta feg-tf
SAVING FUNDS.
SPRING GARDEN SAVING FUND SO
OIETY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Or No. 331 North THIRD Btreet
I Consolidation Dank Iliolding,)
CHARTERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OFPENN
SYLVANIA.
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Deposits received in sums of Ono Dollar and upwards,
and repaid in Gold, without notice, with FIVE FEB
CENT. INTEREIiT from the day of deposit till with
drawn. .
• .
A reePoturible and reliable Savings Institution has long
been needed 111 the Northern part of the city, and" The
Spring Outten Savings Fund Society " was chartered by
the Letts'twine of Pennsylvania to suPPIY this naccssitY.
The Menage... in orgronatng and locating it, have beep
governed wholly by a desire to neconnuodate the busi
ness interest and wants of the very largo and IPsitelink•
sing populatioOF w ICEOPE N r DAILY .
From 9to g% o'clock; also, on Monday and Thursday
from 5 until 8 o'clock in the evening.
XAIII4IIIII.
rtreattlege'Lce Klett, htephen Smith.
Hon. H. K. Strong.
Daniel Undlir'keffer. Frederick Stacks,
Frannie Start, Joseph P.LeClert,
John Kessler, Jr., George Kneeht,
James' 8. Pringle,. Jacob Dook,
Awash M. Crowell. lion. Wan. Millward,
fame. Wm:duper. (leo. 'l'. lin,
Feter 0. Wreaker. Robert. 11. avidson.
JAMES B. FIUNGL , President.
Pageants HART. SOOTOtarr. 133101 f if
QAVING FUND.---UNITED STATES
TRUST COMPANY, oorner THIRD and CHEST
NUT Streets.
Large and mall rams reoeived t and paid back on de
mand without notice. with FIVE PER. CENT. INTE
REST from the day or dep..t to the day of withdrawal.
'.'olll:fiVialblOglf.llllaicP7olLl',a.y, end on
RAFTS fo t r y re on England, Irelands 11P,140q1,44,
•
frnm aware, e,
•Rrendent- 13141:E, R. CIiAWFORD.
Treusurdr—JAMETß. HUN PER.
PLINY FISK• Actuary,
" A little, bat o - ten, fills the Parse."
FRANKLIN SAVING FUND--
Ho. lad - BcAth FOV FtTII street. terween
Chestnut and Walnut, Fluladelptua, pays all De
pouts on demand.
Depositors' money bemired by Government
state. and City Loans, Ground Rents, Mortgages,
n.
'fide Company deans safety better than large
profits, consesuently will panne rink with deposi
tors' money, but have it at all times ready to re-
torn witti 0 per cent. inter to the owner, no
they have alwayr done. This Gotavon`r neve ,
In ggjoy, married pr single, and hlinoni
Pleenalt in their own yisht, and snob deposits eau
De withdrawn ONLY by their courant.
Charter perpetual. Incorporated by the State I
or Pennsylvania, with authority to receive mo
nelil!Ft.77l;BllahlitirSuUtldria
Id 00 open den_y from ato o;oor, and on
pre esdav and baturdaY evening' until o'ollg
DIRECTOR".
jaaob B. Shannon, Cyrus Cadwallader.
&IV Moan, ( i e d9r e d il lr Wat.
Lewis nrumbhaar lieiry Delany,
Nioholas Rittonhone, Nat Hie Smedley,
Jos. R. Batherthwaste_,_ Ephyaim lanohard,
/mph W. Ltponcott.
JACOB B. SHANNON, Preaident.
THU CLDWALLATIR. a.
"A Dollar saved is twine earned
AVING FUND—FIVE PER CENT. IN-
K , TEREST.—NATIONAL SAFETY TRUST COM
PANY, WALNUT Street, boqthwen corner THIRD,
Philadelphia. Ineorponsted by the nude of Pennsylva
nia.
fdoneyiereceived in any eum, large or email, and in
tere4tjaid from the day of deisent to the day of nad
a r 4ho 'office ix open every day from D o'clock in the
morning till S o'clock in the evening, and on Monday
and Thursday evening,' till 8 o'clock.
Hon. HE.NRY L.BENNER, President,
ROBERT' SELFRIDGE, Vine President,
WILLIAM 1. HIED, 88oreLary,
0801,666 61
IaiIIiCTOHN.
Hon. Bray L. Benner, r. Carroll Brewsttr,
Edward L. Carter, mesh B. Barr,
Robert Selfridge, Francis Lee,
uel K. Ashton, Joseph Te e thes,
Landreth Manus, Henry Dienderfer.
ones IN received and payments made daily.
The investments MO made, in conformity with the
provisions of :he Cha r ter in Real Estate Mortgages,
i
liround Rents, and sun nst-clue securities as will al
ways inure perfect security to the depositors, and
which cannot fall to lily e permanency and stability to
this lastitutiot, ant -1,
STEINWAY & SON'S NEW PA
TRNT OVER-STRING GRAW) PIANOS,
eco,RE GRAND, AND SQUARE rIArMS, nowpre
ferred in concerts and in private circles by the beet
performers. Received the first premiums over the beat
makers, from Judges like Gottschalk. Allison, and others,
Challenge all competition. BLAblu3 BROTHERS,
d 5.19 1003 CHESTNUT Street.
KmHOLIDAY PRESENTS!
PIANO-FORTES.
MELOD FO SIO N .F S.
ZAORTES,
MELODEOS.
PIANO-FORTES.
MELODEONS.
PIANO-FORTgS.
Made by Raven, Bacon & Co., MELODEON N.
Norma & Clark,
Milieu, Dam, & Co., and others.
J. E. COULD,
m714-1s SEVENTH and CHESTNUT.
OLUOKERING & SONS,
maauviettansne cor
GRAND, SQUAR A
-FO E,
RNDB. UPRIGHT
PIA NOTE
WAREROOMS F.:7 CHESTNUT STREET.
ConstantLiu store a large stook or oar BEAUTIFUL
and UNECOALLN.D INt,TRUMEN TS. We have been
awarded, at the different Exhibitions in this country and
Europe,
38 GOLD ANDBILVIR FIRST-CLASS MEDALS.
PIANOS 10 RENT. Ja2s-17
ffmA GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN
PIANOS.
SCHOhIACKER 8c CO.,
Rat CHESTNUT Street, respectfull y invite the musics
lovial pubho to call and examine their new and OM
°maul im
TILE PplyenientAß
LOR GRAND PIANO.
Having converted the Tone, Touch, and Action of
the Grand Piano into that of a Square Instrument,
avoiding all the objection', generally made to the style of
Grand Piano, also diminishing the cost of the same.
In volume, purity of tone, great power, brilliancy, full
ness, deith, and evenness of tough,R , lth eaguistb deli.
gtigi n iItn t iMINTJTIF:UVLY-FINIBMED IN.
- - - -
BT}U Itl
are wholly unequalled. They have received the highest
encomiums, and are pronounced by °Mies to be far au
lierior to any instntmente ever manufactured in this
country.
Constantly on hand, a large and elegant sasortment of
cur unnvallod PIANOS. We have been awarded the
First Premiums, at all exhibition. ever exhibited. in
cluding the Prize Medal from the Crystal Palace Exhi
bition. New Y0rk.11363. sel-tf
•-t. STOVES! STOVES!!
JAMES SPEAK, ,
No. Illa fd A RR b:T S rit EET,
la now prepared to meet the wants of the public more
completely in all the details of the Stove trade than any
other eetablieloriont in Philadelphia. in proof of which
Ile Invites COMPARATIVE EXAMINATION.
The following aro among his oe n popular inventions,
several of which havealready obtained a national repu
tation as surpassing in exctiknre and sr monis any other
Stoves in use.
JAMES SPEAR is the Inventor and Patentee of the
Improved oas-burning Cooking Stove, acknowledged to
be the best Stove for faintly ‘lBO is the world.
JAMES SPEAR is the Patentee of the celebrated
Goa-consuming Cooking Range, now rapidly coming
intogeneral use.
JAMES SPEAR fa the Patentee of the Improved Sil
ver's A ir•tmht oas-consuming Parlor Clove.
JAMES SPEAR is the Inventor of the Improvod
(Patented) Otnamental Stove Urn, which from its
beauty and le likely, this season, to be 'Hover
sTalgtl;l3EAß is the Patejitee of the Labor. Fuel,
and Coinfort-Ntving Ironing Pen.
JAMES SPLAR is the Inventor and Patentee of the
oelebrated Railway•ear Neater.
For all of the above the Inventor vary belly claims
rulventages whioh require but to be understood by the
nubile to be universally appreciated and preferred to
tiny other articles of that olase in the market; and lie
would hereby extend a cordial invitation to all persons
in went of Stoves to cat! and examine for thenutolves.
Parties wishing to examine will Pave every attention
shown them , whether Intending immediately topur
chase or not, aZI-3111
II OUSEKEEPERS LOOK TO YOUR
....interest. Buy Jour COAL AT lIICKB', Where
nothing but the very beetluality of Lehigh and Satiny!.
kill Loal is offered at the following reduced prices:
Lehigh. Broken, Ei F , an Stove... ..... ...14 35 per ton.
Schu ylkrSSe ill, '• 3
30 "
La
Warranted free from efate or dasta,nd full wing ht, at
HICKS' Yard.. goutheagt earner MARSHALL and
WILLOW. Call and coo. otg.Gm
W. GROOM; &
• Mae WI Bouth FOUATII. street,
AND
WHARF, PINE STR ET . , BOHUTLKILL,
Dealers and thjp➢ers
OP
Locust Mountain, Lehigh, end Schuylkill
COAL.
Merohandise taken on wharfage.
iiICK OR Y AND SPRING MOUNTAIN
LEHIGH COAL, prepared Irlth oqro, for sale on
brut Lterme. Apply nt KNOWLEBI3 Depot, Nina
and WILLOW Strootn rat-t 1
MACHINERY AND IRON.
RLM➢HL V. MIHRICI.,
WILLIAM H. Keenlox,
SOUTIIWARK FOUNDRY,
FIFTH AND WASHINGTON STRERTRa
lii.Eindk u lt u goNS,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS,
Manufacture High and Low Promote Steam Enema%
for Land, River, and Marine aermat.
;Were, Onaometlre, Takao, Iron Milo, /tO.; Outings
of all kinds, either ton or Brela.
Iron Frame Ito° for Om Worts, Work Shops, Rail
road Slalom, ko.
Retorts and Om Machinery' of the latest and moot im
proved oonatruotion.
Every daseription of - Plantation Inhinery, inch as
sugar, Saw, and Grit Mille, Vacuum 'ems, Open B(nam
Trains, Defecate's, Filters, Pumpin g Fe ns,
kn.
Sole Agents for N. ittlllans.'s Patent &Isar Boding
Apparatus ; • Naelnyth'e Patent Stcim Hammer; and
AspinwallWolpey'a Patent Centrifligai Hagar Drain
ing Ida:Mine. • an 6-1
DOINGS OF THE PENNSYLVANIA
A FIRST PIiaItrNIVRAIMIKSIiIPLONIAS.
Best Furnooe for Warmiro: nodding&
To Amtonn A Wu eon.
VAR CDN811:l1lN0 CONE FURNACE.
BEST traV4ll•!'iFthiNAGE.
ceßmaßNMY'lk •
laer Ira as
DEB' COOKI\Ii Teki GE.
T „ OW ,
CifILSON'S DOWILE-OVEN COOKINU RANGE.'
FIRP r
BEST PARLOR COAL GRATES.
To Anvol o &
LOW DOWN and BASKET ORATES.
BERT ENpI I 2L R L er ED " SY, I A W TV MANTELS,
p ARNpLIt &
teri o :v . er ,,,e f!g 4n,.. x 3q,..p,,y, Enamelled BlatO Ran
ni/ Ilia ni t p i t i samr . lor workmanship
ARNOLD & WILSON.
1010 CHESTNUT street.l
13. M. FRI.TWILL. Supt
71EULER, w SMITII , corner SECOND
and GREEN, have acquired a great reputation by
the W 3.0 and prudent oeurae they have. pursued 81130 e
their oommenoement ta busmen, by selling a firet-rata
article at low Veer.'WU
PLANOS.
STOVES.
COAL.
vAusaan YurauoL
SALES BY AUCTION.
FURNESS A BRUMLEY, & 00_.
no. 499 MARKET t3TRENT.
RALE OF FRENCH Gl.n3DB.
On Friday Mornme,
December 23, at Pi o'clock, by catsloane, on 111 monde
()Todd
30A packages and lots of imported dry goods.
sidir :demotes end oatakornes early on the morning of
safe.
PIIILIP FORD, AUCTIONEER, No. 530
MARKET Street. anderi MINOR Street.
SALE OF 700 CASES BOOTS. 81I0E8. BROGANS,
&c., being the !eat sale of the season.
On Thursday Morning,
Dec. 22, at 10'0'i:dock precisely, will be sold, by cata
logue, on four months' credit, about 700 cages men's
and hops' heavy grained and kip boots, brogans, slip
pers. over,shoee. &r. Also, ladies', children's and
misses' city made goat boots, gum overshoes, A g .
Alec, SOO pairs children's city made ymt welt Weitz.
Comprising a general aseortmi nt, worthy the atten
tion °flippers.
:Kr Catalogues early on morning or sale.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF THE ENTIRE
STOCK OF A FIRST-CLASS JEWELRY STORE.
On Friday Morning,'
Dec. 23, at 1075 o'clock, will be sold, be catalogue, the
Wire stock of a first Sills Jewelry store. consisting, in
part, as toilets Fine lAcarat gold lever watches, Jew
ellers' and wa•cli-oaken' material;, &a.: rich and
pools sots breast-puts and ear.cl rope ; gold bracelets,
rich high coat lockets. ring.• and brooches • a large vs
riot) of heavy lb-carat gold seals, gold It'sys, charms.
(Maim .
ko.' children's bracelets and necklace.; gold
and silver thunbles• 51rsonte pins and charms;
carat cross, with brilliants: goad fob buckles; god
and silver pen and pencil, ales; shirt and sleeve but
tons, with a very large assortment of other desirable
goods
TO DAOUERREOTYPISTS AND OTITERS.
Also, 63 assorted 14, 14. and 13 carat gold medallions
and miniature calms for groups, and 2,4, 6, and 8 por
traits. all of the Leaf inshore. Also Wloncint tne
same estate, one very superior Id-carat gold hunting
watch, chronometer balance, with 31pair of jewels, cost
6172.
SSSCOTT, Jr., AUCTIONEER, No. 431
. CHESTNUT STREET, °mute the Onto=
Honee.henceea FOURTH aed FIFTH Streets.
SALE OF
BR 600 LOTS GERMAN
RIBBO NS TOWN
lc GOODS, EM
OLDERIEH, , o.
Th., Morning,
Decertaem Rl, E) catalogue, on a credit, comuiencia;
at IS o'clock.
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Embracing the usual assortment of goods, salted to
present sales.
Included in sale will be found—
GERNI tiNTOWN GOODS.
2ro lots newast and test styles ladies', mines', and
children's fancy knee opera and school hoods; zephyr
knit Nubian; ladies', missee.and children's wool coats,
cloaks. talirias. hie ; gents' fancy knit scarfs, bey le corn
torts, children's fancy vlntonnei,
EMBROIDERIES.
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Rich new styles cambric and needlework collars and
eett-jaconet and awhile bands and &mincing. infante
wets% &c aII:MONS, Mill INERY GOODS
Also, rich plain colors, plaid. laws. and figured poult
do erne bonnet DLit one, bonnet vett et and satin., Paris
artificial flowers black and fancy tea- her.. &c.
LACE cOLLA R 8 AND VEILS.
A lino of real hand made thread lace: honiton and
mourn collar, and sets,. real hand made black silk lace
veils; round-corner colifore?.
BONNETS.
V An income of lultes' now mule fanoy milk bonnets-
JEWELRY.
Also, Paley violet), painted, and Ltva Beta and tom
MALE OP A VALUABLE COLLECTION OP OIL
PAINT
Oa Thureeny alornlng,
Deo 22. commencin,,- at 1014 o'clock.
W' Catalogue. ready and panting, arranged tot ex
amination on Monday. leth mat. lncluded in the co,lieetion will La found original pie.
tom by euntont European ['atone. nornPriedlg Pleasing
land.capre., 1.4 are coast scenes , ass pieces. Fie-
V. B / 1 IIItISTIOTS and OXMICIS. together winchhm or
pictures of acknowledzed went, ail of will be
found n ell worthy of attention.
SALE OF 'FANCY ROBES,DIES AND
1'.1158F.5 . 'WEAR, FANCY FURS .F 0.1;
GENTS' WEAR, ,te.
Ua Priloy Mornioi,
Deo. 21, comniennng nt 12 o'Clock.
FiIIUPPING.
PHILADELPHIA
A/RD
GRZSOEN'T NAVIGATION 001‘PANT.
dria
AT AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF.THE ABOVE
NAMED CORPORATION,
BALD AT
NO. 6 MERCHANTS' BXCEANG.II,
At 10 o'oloerk A. M.. September Tth,1069, the follow
ing gentlemen were tutanimonely elected Direetart
the Company, viz:
GEORGE H. STUART,
S. MORRIS WALN,
MATTHEW W. BALDWIN,
CHAS. MACALESTKEt, mat
JOHN EDGAR TTIOMSON.
The BOOKS of SUBSCRIPTION o the CAPITAL
STOCK of said COMPANY are now open at the above
named Office, where all persons favorable to the enter
prise are reepentfullv Invited to enbeeribe. eiDtf
gi FOR ENGLAND AND FRANCE.—
NEW YORK AND HAVRE STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
The United States Mail Steamehipe ARADO, 2AOO
tons, David Lines, Commander. and FULTON, 2,500
tone, James A. $ l. • otton, Commander, will leave New
York. Havre, and Southampton, for the year 1269, on
the following dare
To meet new requirements of the Poet Office Depart,
meet, the days of sailing of Om A RAGO and FULTON
from HAVRE and sorr HAMPTON. will, after their
present voyages, be changed u follows from NEW
YO K, save in the case of the present darture of the
FULTON, which will take else e an the 1 7th December,
the schedule remains unaltered:
VIION NSW TORN. ULVRZ AND SOIITNANTTON.
FULTON....Dee. TT. FULTON...Jan. 10... .Jan. 11.
Jan. T. ARAGO_,.....Jan. 31.... Feb. L
Flll,l 011.... Feb. 4. FULTON....Fe b. VI ...Feb. l9.
ARAGO Melt S. ARAGO
FULTON....htch.St. F pl. A pl. ZS-
These steamers, built expressly for Government ser
vice, with double engine., under deck. every attention
has been taken in the construction of the hull and ma
chinery to insure safety and speed., The ship. have five
water -tight compartments enclosing the engines. so
that in the event of collision or stranding. the water
could not reach them. end the pumps being free to work.
the safety of the vessel and passengers would be se
cured. Recent experience has demonstrated the abso
lute necessity of this mode of construction.
Tne nocOmsnOdat.ons for passengers are believed to
combine every comfort and convenience that can be de
sired.
FiUm New York to Southampton or Havre—Fast
Cabin. el 30; Second do.. 876.
From 11.3V111 or Southampton t o New York—Pint
Cabin, TOO franc.; Second do.. 360 francs
To passeng en, smug to London these steamers offer the
ad ve ntag n of economy both IQ tune and exPenne. SPeole
de Ilvered.in London. Nu passage secured until paid for.
An experienced eitrgeon on board. All letters and news
papers must pas. the Post Office.
Inc fie ht or parLage apply to
AY. 9. ORAYTOIt. Acent.7 Broadway, New York.
WILLIAM (SAL tN, Agent. Havre.
CROSK EY ,k CO.. Agent.. Southampton.
AMERICAN EUROPEAN EXPRESS COMPANY,
Agent, fans.
W AT. NEILSON, Anent. Offioe, Tobacco Warehrepre,
DOCK and FRONT Streets, Philadelphia.
Plans of the ships can be seen. tmh3l
44m STEAM DIRECT TO ALL
;MINDPA Ris GREAT BRITAIN AND
, ERA CE, ND GEoIIIANI
lIE 1141111111 R Ah ERMAN PAC ET COM
PANY'S IRON MAIL. STEAMS Ire.
HAM MONIA , Capt. H. F. Sohwensen.
SAXONIA, Capt. 11._Ehlers.
BORUSSIA, Capt. N. Trautman.
BAVARIA, Capt. H. Taub..
TEUTONIA, Capt. H. Eason.
These Steamers are all first-olassi girds-built eassejp:
era intended to sail from Pier 21, North River, N. Y.,
as follows :
FOR LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON. HAVRE. AND
HAM BURG.
The elegant and powerful Iron Screw Steamship BO
RUSSIA. Capt. N. Trautman, 8,400 tons burthen, will
sail figi shove, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER Slst, at 12 o'clock H.
Passage, including Railroad Fare from Philadelphia
to New York, and from Southampton to London. _
First Caton. $lOO 80 . 0 ond Cabin.•,l o I Bteetere.i•el 3B
The BORUSSIA will be succeeds by the folloering
Stencoatii pa
HA WEDNESDAY, February 1.
SAXONIA- RS DAY, march I.
TEUTON! .. . Tit UR S DAY, March 15.
8AVAR1A...........M0NDAY. April 2.
Paioningers forwarded to Liverpool. Dublin. Bel
fast, Cork, Glasgow, Paris, and Antwerp, at through
rate..
These steamers are fitted up with unequalled aooom
model ions for first, second, awl third-class Passengers.
Tho Second Caton accommodation. of these Ships are
equal to the first-cis.. of most steamers.
Certificates of passage wiled tram London, South
ampton. Shatz., and Hamburg. to 81. York.
Parcels forwarded from Philadelphia to all parts of
Europe at reasonable rates.
Freight engaged in Philadelphia will be promptly
attended to by the New York Agent, and shipped tree
of allTimmission,
For I:Might or Passage, apply exclusively to
Fir. A. HAMIL, Agent,
Office of the Hamburg American Mail Stearrahligs g _
nl-tf Northwest corner FOURTH and CHESTNUT.
gal THE BRITISFI AND NORTH
AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM-
ESOP NEW TOER TO LIVERPOOL,
C vet CAblu I..swage
becood Csinn Passage
FROM rosTOS TO LivssrOol..
Chief Cabin thammt e -- ---..--4 CO
Sawnd Cabin Passage —. g ..-- —— 60
Try ships from Bolton call at Wax and Cork Harbor.
1
AFRICA, Capt. Shannon, CA RADA Capt. Lang,
YESSIA. Capt. Judking, AMBRICA, Capt. Mum,
ARABIA, Capt. J. Store, NIAtiAB.A. Capt. Anderson,
ASIA, Capt. E. G. 1011, ELIROPA. Cant. J. Leitch.
SCOTIA, (now building./
There verses carry a clear white ova at mart-bud;
traen on starboard bow ; red on port bow.
EUROPA, Leitch, leaves Boston, Wednesday, Pen. 14 .
PERSIA. Judkire. •• N York , Wednesday. Deo. Sl.
AMERICA, Millar, " Boston. Wednesday, Deo. 25.
ASIA. Lott, " N York, Wednesday, Jan. 4.
C &NADA, Lang, " Roston, Wednersisv, Jan.ll.
AR ARIA, Stone, " N York, Wednesday, Jar. id.
EUROPA. Leitch, " Boston, Wednesday, Jan. 20.
133111th not secured until paid for.
An experienced Surgeon on board.
Tne owners of these shlpe will not km soOcattable for
Gold, Silver, Bullion, Specie, Jewelry, Preen:ma Stones
or MOAN, unless bills of lading are . r . therefor and
the value thereof therein enprethed. or freight or pla
cate apply to E. CUNARD, 4 wling. Breen,
New York.
Ala FOR. THE SOUTH.-QIIART.FIS
TON AND SAVANNAR 47EA..1.1SHIPS.
FREIGHT REDUCED.
Rost, Frei ht at an evernce of VITTYI3 Der cent. be
low New York Eteawichip rates.
FOR CHARLESTON. S. C.
The U. S. Mali Steamslue K kYSTiIisI;STATh:, Cap
tain Charlee P. Marslama% will sail on Monday. Dem
26th. at 10 A. M.
Through In 49 to ee hours, only ID hours as Sea.
FOR SAVANNAH, Os.
The U. 8. Mail Staamehip STATE OF GEORGIA,
Captain John J. Garvin. will sail on Thursday, Decem. ,
be r at 10 o'olook A, M.
Through mu 03 to CO hour,. only 43 holy' at Sea.
16,Sallisis days changed from even Saturday 1.0
s igned fi ve days. Goode received, and Bills of Lading signed
every day.
The splendid Itrst-olass side-wheel Steamships KEY
STONE STATh and STATE OF GEORGIA now run al
e w e , e very lee days, thus forming a Eve-day 0011111311-
rtlcation with Charleston and Savannah, and the South
and Southwest.
At both Charleston and Savannah „these.Shipe con
nect with steamers for Florida, and with raitruaa. /go.,
for all places in the South and SoUthlrest.
INSUBANCE.
Freight and Insurance on ri . :laige . proportion of Goods
.hipped Aouth will be found to he lower by these slues
than by Sailing vessels, the Premium being one-half the
rate.
N. R.—lnsumnee on ell Railroad Freight is entirely
enneoessarY, farther than Charleston or daveatukti, the
Railroad Companies Wring all nets from these notate. REDUCTION IN PARK.
Fare by this route= to 4G , per seat. cheaper than by
the Inland Boate l aa will be seen by tie foilotrib !sche
dule. Through tioksta from Pkulmleiphis ma arts's
too and Savannah steamahLes. I NOLUDINO hi LS on
the whole route, exeept front Charleston and Savan
nah to Montgomery:
PIL AND 1.1.111.
To Oharlestan *IS —.AB SO
Savannah.— IS 00 Savannah— 31 00
An rivna ....—. 2000 Angusta-.--- 26 00
Alacun .......... fi td Macon.-- 31 711
Xa 00 Atlanta.... —. 11 00
Columbus CO Columbus—_ as 00
Altaan'y ts 00 Albans SI 00
isiontgosnery.... 29 00 Moran - artery,— — 3 B 0 0
.... Ss 00 Slolule... YOO
New Or!eane .., 39 75 New Orleans al
No bale of lading signed after tho ship has sailed.
For freight or passage annly on boons at seoond.harf
above Vine otroet, or to
ALEX. HERON., Jr.
Southwest corner FOLTH and CFIESTNUL
Agents In Cita:lee:on. T. S. & T. G. BUDD.
Swannah, II UN'TER. & OANIMELL.
For Florida from Charleston, steamer Carolina eallry
Tuesday.
For Florida from Savannah, steamers St.lllary's nno
St. John's, ei err Tnesday and Saturday.
W"-E*(.(lX & GIBBS' SEWING MA
CRINE.—Thit Machine never farts to the en
lire ka u.ra e i, on . Pr.ne AM. For sale at na CHRS
N UT ntrent
ROSIN ()M.- 1 5 . 00 bbls: Rosin Oil, all
u l itor i an uki,Vrt , r c i 4 d r
16 smaViet
%MARVEL
ITT THOMAS & BONS .
• Noe. 1311 end 110 IMITI
(Formerly Nos. gf IC)
A.RJR,—PLTLitit I. MVO Alp .
KB AT THE C
pd invoke heread at if no
la the
eve
at T o'clock.
fir =ratan hem; the option ar either age.
tar bi ll of eaohrty Immed
addition to winch ere pat ron the Retarder }mime.*
to of sac one ttntand e :aalortr. in esterhlet fam
grata f r o l rie
a t, r ta p iwart i e .,
REAL lovia tilTATi . AT PRJVATR He
Sir We have a Una amelakot tutu at 'Beare
eels, iaoludies every dasenption eity and country
Poverty. Pnnted heft may be bad et the anotion store
PRIVATE x.R.L.R /MOWER
-116," Real estate entered aa oar private isle=
and advertised occasionally.ie oar public sole
ioiwtothl4oocopies me printed Meekly, Mee debuts
PALL SALEQ, STOCKS AND REAL ESTATE.
?Stlx Faq Bale, Des. 27, at noon. at the Siamese.
sith .la. 3. in the °realer. at the Exeksage.
91st " Jea.lo, eveniere, at the Richness. -
33,1 " Jae. IT. evening. et the
he
Iff Pert of the luindtelle for esah of the stone We
by reedy.
8T0CK8,..L0d1414,
On Tneeday.
Dee. 27, at it o'clock noun, at tha Pleddelphis
eheote, wtlt be sold—
Without reserve, for edema of whom it may ami
earn—
ea 00d Wilberiewit and Elzeita simnel Loads.
REAL ESTATE BALE—DECEMBER ff, AT n
v NOON.
BALE DES
Sale—nova of Gan. David deed.
VALUABLe BUSINESSSTAND—"THE
BERSON BOlSE."—These-atorr brick tavern mot
drellins. west side of Broad street. first hems north of
Race street. ‘141" Immediate "seen:ion.
Same Estate.—VALUABLE TRACT. 11.983 ACRES.
in Mimed,. Pine Creek now/ leaks township. Porte
county. Pa.. 3 mile, south of Marion. soda miles (.00h
elation liter. Two State roads pass the tract. Hea
vily mob red and well watered.
VALUABLE BUSINESS PEOPEETV.—Fosir three.
story brick dwellings, with two superior offices, at the
southeast corner of Thirteenth sad Green streets.
Renting for $ 555 per annum
Executors Sale—Estate of Frank Williams. deed.
BU ILLI NG LOr, south side ch. Coates street. weldor
Sixteenth. (Is e_ Spring Garden./
BUILDI.O LOT. south side of Lomat Wei*. vent of
Twenty 'last, 3d by 3G3 feet.
THREE-STORY BRACE DWELLING. Yci. 1330
Rowell street. between Nineteenth and Twentieth and
Spruce and Pine streets.
SALE OS SUPERIOR FURNITCRN, ELEGANT
ROSEWOOD PIANO-PORTER. MANTEL MIR
RORS, 3 SUPERIOR SEWING MACHINMI. 4
FINE PLATED POPPER URS. cearrrs.
WASHSTANDS, TABLES, BEDB AND BED
DING. &e.
CAW D.—Oar sale to-Mange' mansion. at the mintiest
Store, will comprise. besides 600 hue of excellent second
hand funutare, elegant TOSSWeed grand ancims pease
rune. Frei:v[llolam mantel mirror.. a superior sowing
machines, In girder.{ fine Sheffield gated coffee urns.
Brusaela and other forret:. a qininity or wash
stands and tablea, beds and beddian. Chun and glass
ware..t.e.. forming An attractive assortment. worthy
She attention of Ladies and others deuroos of par.
chasm..
KT eataloznes now ready, and the articles arranged
for examination.
NOT WE—ELEGANT FRENCH FURNITERE.
Included in Mr. Henkel's ante,wonsiog, n$
N 0.124 Walnut street. an invoice of elegant French
furniture. suitable for Oilman:ma present., encrusting of
!Joule cabinet, wall ormolu mountincs. card tables. pe
destals, centre tables, clocks. writing desks, tcc.arn
pc,rted by Mr. H. expressly for his trivia° Wet, AM
furnished in best style, with fine gilt mouldiscs fine
mountings.
LARGE CONSIGNMENT OP VALUABLE AND
RLE.-ANT BOOKS. JUST RECLIVY.D PROM.
LONDON.
This Eveuingi_.
December Met, at the Auction nom we will sell a
coßelintuant of valuable London pools, In the various
departinetits of literature. science., and art. touethee
with ea essomble,ge of splendid
PIC ro.im, AND oRNAMTINTAL WORTS.
Of a very interesting character, the whole seiletticut
Just received from 1 ondon.
IQ - Catalogues will be ready and the books imaged
for examination two days ramose.
LARGE AND R ELECTRICALMA
CRtmE. eIcUAR 511.GRO8COPE, AND _ _
This Erelong,
D. 21, at 8 o'clock. wilt hi sold. a large aid superior
electrical machine , solar aucroreope, large I se, theo
dolite. do.
Bala at N0v.12 aal 111
t tnymts &treat. .
SUPBJI,IOII._ EVANITURE,_
ROBB. PIANO-PORTE. B b 7 a UAW -
On Thurratay y analog,
At 9 o'clock. at the Aaomoa Boom ea aatornatrat ci
excellent second hand fevaintire. elspo t puma- tort s, fine mirrors, carpets. etc. MIX ..lAiel deaumma'
aaatekeeratg, removed. to t i e More for convenience ad
sale
jaw, a verry elegant rosewood read notion piano-
Rate, mad. by puckering. cart dlewo.
AL, a superior sewing machine, made by Singer. and
cost $llO.
Mao, s . soperior sewmg machine, made by Grocer k
Baker, coat ens.
rim, a quaker City retwiag machine. cost SM. -
Also, a very fine old violin snd tem.
Alan, 3 lane elate clauses. mutable for ehys.esses,
Also, a ladies' eleseet sold Irately.
Also, a fine marble fignre, " Venus."
TO HOTELKEEPERS 11iD OTEtER.3.
On The, day Morning,
At the Auction Store. 4 very lane and superior Shef
field plated coffee nom, euiteMe fors hoteL
VALUABLE AND ELEGANT BOOKS.
Cornpriaitor standard Histories t Anthem Bee elt'ots
of the Poets, Annuals; sad Illustrated Work*, AD.,
On Thnradni Evening.
fal init., a vsinable collection at Mineattancatta boots,
annuals, and Illustrated works, in elegant bindings,
suitable for presents.
Er For particulars see books and eatalsgust
Peremptory &sit.
itoBrwOOD AND WAL.NCT CAETTIET Prleti-
TURE—STOCir OP GEO. J. lIIINEE.L.S.
_ . _• .
th..• Montag,
Deo. n, at ido'clook, at tie wareroone,NtvtliWrdant
street. the 'entire Malt of elsgaet rowevood and vali
ant drawing-room, duang-roorn, Wean. sad chamber
furniture. commune a gement axiom:eat. all mita
featured to the beat Jammer. and of the best metered.
by M r. Eonkel,. for his warerman ivies_ and warrantee.
ET The attention of purchasers is mutated to ale
sale. as the entire stock in the eareamse stit be add
without reserve. .
AT •
Wir !tray be - eratafaed Wee days privies= to sa'o.
and on Wednesday and Musa', inesun_a uil Steam:Jr.
/hie is Germantown.
SUPERIOR V URNITti RE. Pi amt. MIRROR.
BRUSSELS CASA ET& to.
Ou Wednesday Morning.
'7Bth inst. at 11 o'clock. at the emwer or Vain and
High streets Germantown. the satire household larto
to e. cometiainz parbr &slag MOM. aad ch saber fay
talus, rosewood t iano. by_ Loud. French-plate mewed
mirror, Bru.seL carpets, China, glum" engravings.
is , . Also. the kitchen I , rrouve.
ST May be ezazunild at AI Veloga elk the means et
eau,
M OSES NATIIANS, AII TIONEXS
AND COMMISSION IFERORANT, fostbsait
anraar of SIXTH and RACE Wows.
LARGE SALE OF ELEGANT FURNITCRE. FINK
Fk ITAYR NEM EUOLED-WAIR AI ArtRESa.
OLARSES. FINE OIL PAINTINGS , SPL ENDID
PIANO-FORTE. kc.
On Tuesday MorammE.
Jan, 3, at 10 Vela*, at Moog :4 &thaw,' Amami
Store, southeast earner of Sixth And Rase irtreab.
Betn,4 furfetted collateral*. rartiealars hnnuftim.
MONEY TO LOAN,
11 2 /10. 0 00 to loan. en lams or small ameemes.
stooks. gold and saver plate. diamonds. wateles areal
f7. fowling pieces , dry gooda clothing. grousers - a. ci
gars hardware. entlery. musical itutirszn fats. famitare.
bedding. horses. vehicles. harness, sod on ail articles of
value. for any length of time agreed a oa more
liberal terms than at any o th er gam •.
at in true
city.
GREAT CHANCE FOR BARE/ARM
Atprisms sale. elegant moo;. ease gold patent levity
watches; gold and silver bunting mac. drsibls case.dosibot
bark, and open face English patent lever watches; I oid
and sever bunting case, double case. and own lase
escapement lever watches; lapin., Fatima. twist. and
French watches; ladies' fine sold watches. some richly
enamelled, set with darr.ogds; tins gold, neck, vast.
Soled. asd fob enacts • fi ns gold bracelets; Mae gold
ear-rings, finger- mils breastpins. and bracelets ; fins
penal! oases and peas; Mae told studs, sleeve bot
tons, medallions, lockets. mi ni•ture easea.lt et a. clams,
seals, ha; fins old violits, flutes, acccodeonsocucsa.
coupes, and numerous other articles.
w
Attended to perllol2l4 by the auctioneer, at eery tee
charges.
CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED.
Consignments of all and every kind a gbodaeoheited
for public sale ; two-thirds the video of the goods voll he
advanced in anticipation of the gala,
hIONESI NATHANR.
iteT. 1.4301:220, 11a0.
WILLIAMS & BOYLE, AUCTION'EXF'.3
;•so COMNISSION MEFCHANTB. No. 111
North MAIN STREET, S. Loris, ?do.. &meetly wit)
Messrs. Myers, asehorn & Co.. Ptutedelehtsi.) offer
the/r terv,oes to the merehnints, snansoentarers. sad
others of Pluttulel hie, for the sale of try coons, owlet%
boots, shoes. h ardvero. J ewelry, jewelry, &e., le.
Ex. Cash eavenees sonde on Teasel of goon&
RI. Battlements read* three anis after ssie..
ILISSMENCSS.
Mears. rkyers, Clathrom, & Co., Phil.
etasrt & Brother, Phils.
" Veth W
B. O yet. To & mmse Co ad, & WELYMBS, Ninr
L. & aths
Wood. Chriaty, k Co.. St. Lotie, Mo. "i
" Crow, AleCreary..t, Co., •
ml-fm .4r
WINES AND LIQUORS.
CHAMPAGNE.—We recommend to con_
sowers and connomsents the ChiLtepagne Thane
Of Mr. FERY, from kperrl&T. FM:Me. "I'll. ca
of the brand " EN COMPARABLE" has been fully esta
blished throughout France. Russia. Germany, &e.
gnmples miy be seen and examined at our odes,
dXgm F. D. LOSOCKAMF.rn South FRONT.
JAW'S STEWART I CO.'S
PAISLEY MALT WHISKEY.
Mil
GEORGE WBITRLEY,
Importer of Brandy, Wins, An., I SOUTH FRONT
Street, offers for ale, In bond only, STEWARTS
CELEBRATED AND UNEQUALLED PAISLEY
MALT WHISKEY, s saff-dro
WECALL ATTENTION OF TIIE
TRADE to this really Supenor article 1.
ALFRED RENAUD COUNA.C.
A tapply in assorted µ_-tares constant', 00
Orders received for direct inarormtion.
Also-12enness. Cogne_,c Leßoy Coanse,Loadon sad
Hs' Wo olland 1; Ins. Claret and Cues, Llinzipartes,
high and tow price.. LONGCRAA7P. importer.
ole-arn 217 South FRONT. Pailadelebta.
GEORGE WIIITELET,_
No. US South FRONT Street.
Importer of Brandt, Wa:us, to., otters for ea/e, in
bond only. the following, =au other standard bonds
orb ray :
net, Castellon. & Co.. nos. nines & Co..
a'Pfl. Rohm. k Ca, Otani. DnOnl. k Co..
A. se:steno. anat.
1131-01.1. T, reneVOUlills
C. Dupont & Co., mon Propnetore,
.J. & F. Monello, Jas. lionnerry.
*so. Stuart'. Paueley Nall, Wbieker , and the tholeeet
varieties of Mulcts, Sham, Pori. Burror.ti,.. r.ai
Rhin. Wtnes, Palm Tree Gin. Jansaioe e Rum. Fanui
Cris Rm. Bordeaux Cal ..ta.. &a. IX-11
fiLD COGNAC BRANDY,
Aia, and Xs hoot&
Do. do. (hard.
Do. do. HenneUT.
l o n~bwd, ud for sale by A. mxtriia
140 Routh FRONT Strom
AU T lON I—ASTROLOGY I—LOOK
OUT!—O0011 NEWS FOR ALL!—The never
failing Mrs. vas HORN is the best; she sue
coeds when all others Lave failed. All who are in
trouble, all who have Neu unfortunate, deceived by
false promises, P. 7 to her for advice and oomfort. Jo
lore etifoirt tie steer Jail. tile has the secret of
winning tie anchors of the opposite an. It is arta
tact which induces illiterate pretenders to try to
rtnitste her, sad copy her advertisement. She shows
flon tie Lianess of 7 oar future wife,bushar.d. or ithseat
riend It is well known to the public at large that she
rif th ei re and only person who can show Ike likeness to
mussy. and can give entire satisfaction on all the MO
cAsu of life, which can be tested and proved by thou
sands. both fawned and single. who daily and eagerly
visit her. Come one come all! to No. 133 LOMBARD
fltivet. hotgroan inntwer and Broad. dla-M •
lII ORE PROOF OF THE WONDERFIn,
EFFECTS OF MONELL'S AMERICAN HAIR
REPARATOR.
PHILLDILPHIS, Seetearber Nth. INS.
to certify that 1 vu ball for mazy Yt3rs , aaa
erne recommend edto try your Separator
eroeured three boules, used it kr three menthe. *emrS
}moused nip hair tog hov, and eathouti not line LS
before. Yet .4 Is eonstsritly
ar...TO sros - las.
F.. N'M
No. XI North Third etrett.
VIIIILADI7.1 7 17:111. September sib. test.
Mr.J. P. !Rosati, Dor Sir—Scene time 'loco my
hair commeuced falling out, so much to. that I sat, in
fact. fearful of becoming bald; but hearine of the War."
del ful power of your Separator. I wax induced to buy e.
bottle, and after ruing -one-half of it my hour not only
ceased coming out, but commentiad (raying finely. and
1 have now as think a mut of hair en ever t had.
. .
JAWS EVANS,
No. 324 eberrl Atreet.
For irslo bT T. H. PETERS St Co.. Ms Agents. No
TH CH EST S ET Street. Philo& !oh r49S-tro
MA CKEREL.-590 bbls. Nos. 1, 2. and 3
Mackerel, in snorted Original Packannin. of no.
yttest catch. tot tftle by C. C. kiADLklit. & Aitei{
Rtrpot. door Ahem." Pmv.t. 617
AVANA CIGARS.—An invoice of Lon
dre.ead cboustot sus, just rneelTed direst trout
Havant*,
and tot eels low by CLES TETE
2* WALNUT igL