NOTICES
pOST OFFICF..-A. MAIL FOWN EW
,a - , r 1 AN, tan., to bo dispatched per . stenutor
; ' Val In dosed at this Wilco THIS (Wmlnesday)
,I; , '"t'; D i 9 o'clock.
\O ' 0. A. WALBORN, Postmaster.
1. I, i 41 4, r Post Office., Pee. 11,1851. I.t.
.. ,1 " ----
t ..., CITY BOUNTY. FUND COMMIS
-0,..,.15.-Xotice is IterebY given, that applications
, 1,, ibis Commission most ho mado on or botore
f , , ;',44,, so the COMllliHßiall will close Ott that day.
JOAN C. KNOX,
:TORN ItOBBIDTS,
EDWARD OLMSTRIL.
• EDWARD GRATZ, .
WILLIAM BRADFORD.'
- . Cool-mission.
'' .1114: DISTIIRSS IN ENGILA.ND.—
;,, - 1 . . imltten to mei ye Subscriptions to aid in
c,1% " I ', 't " i i i i ti PNTRESSED OPERATIVES in Eng ,
- i'r I ' : 'DIDEPENDE"IGF HALL from 12
' r''
' I '"d4ll).N,h in'
R/SEPti NVAI. AIII,LERi
'oil
JAMES A. WitflilfT,
• OSOROE A. MoKINSTRY.'..
1'• Dee 11,1M2,-------
del2-tf .•
1 ONICEOPATHIC HOSPITA.Li f UN
- -1 l'lliT Street, — This institution is now open
f',." ' illlTl -- ' ' sick d.wounded Soldiers, who will
wei .4l9 " or and ith 1 r table
",,,I pnd provided for n te Ms oom, or
r''''il'oeolcliarge._ B. F. GUNN,
Zif secretary of Board of Irlnnimere..
,
1 ,0 THE BENEVOLENT.—MORE
4, it „ „ t ern hundred Ladles have associated them
-4,1„1er the name Of the PENN RELIEF ASSO
'['tilt SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS, and
M%,„„, „ lie afternoon and evening of each week, at
',”th i rden Institute, corner of BROAD and.
.DEN Streets, in making up such articles
.1 needed by our'sick soldiers.
of these ladles' visit every hospital in the
4ertain the necessities of the inmatesi anti, as
, It supply them. They are also torward.
' points such supplies as are most wanted,
,
,easibie parties are to be found who will re
,
, , mi ke a proper distribution of them:
• . things large means are required, tout this
:aade to the benevelent.to assist them by dean
, „, , 44 (4) or goods.
inemomed gentlemen have consented to re
of this association, any donations that
.‘ ,astir i
ODER 11ENIZY, Fifth nod Choplunt streots.
T. 'I'2 I LSKER, Sr., 162'2 south Firth street.
KENT, SA TEE, Cu„ Wand. 241 Worth Third.
; WI Vl', Sr ERWIN, 47 Nati' Third street,
r et. qtreet,
Vi stl l'ti, r , l t
21 fiefit nut it, del742t*
.... BELIEF FOR THE DISTRESSED
I! ES 01? GREAT BRITAIN.—At meat
.lllifluivatr io s n , a it R was e fuCamnmimotuesel o y f Philadelphia
t.' the Railroad Companies, Banking Insti,
htqlrance Companies, Farmoie, Manufacturers,
Merchants, and Citizens generally of Phila
. d of
t ou e r a obwvn
a C n
o a mm the t r t eSe tante s t % u a rnl e ln h v gp roo
1' ihr famishing operatives of Great Britain.
Vial the Churches and Congregations of this
,j ear own and other States are requested
1 ,... 1 ,,,as for this object on the fleet Sunday in
Limo as may be more convenient.
Tied the Philadelphia Committee tenders its
the cities and towns or the West in the trans
bounty to` the suffering poor of England.
That In view of the urgent necessities of the
ii;ors, it is expedient to make arrangements
charter of a vessel, on the most flow,
f ,, convey mteb WO as the Philadelphia Corn-
I reptired tb purchase and ship.
ations may be I tddrossed to either of the nu
: , :.,embers of the Committee.
- ALONZO POTTER. Chairnum ,
ALEXANDER HENRY, Vice Chairman,
GEORGE L. BUZBY, Secretary,
ALEX, 0; CATTELL, TreaSarer.
Shoat, John P. Crozier; James A. Wright,
.., M. L. Dawson, Caleb Cope; George Whitney,
A. Getty, W. G. 800 Iten, C.. 1; Hoffman,
Meliin ,, try. Joseph IV. Miller, 'Jon Gibson.
E. C. Knight, Jay Cooke, Francis R.
deli-wfm St •
- ANNIVERSARY AND CONCERT.
PROGRAMME
FORTY-SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE
1 SCHOOLS CONNECTED WITH THE FIRST.
CIIIIECII, BROAD AND ARCH STREETS, TO
Vtl,l) THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING,
hy the School: Oh! Sweet the Hallowed
Y.lll,
;' N ;II 4 by the Scheel : The Happy Song,
,11`,11S Levee Me, By little children.
" lilessiug and Honor,'l Mozart.
. ,
crezhen.
nri::icn l Poem. By the author, Master S T illlam F.
, Ticice by the *ea: Be Kind to Each Other,.
11, 1 ,1:—Nceritee : The' Bens." Restui,
101 . 11S1 Christmas Bells.' By little children.
By the Rey.'Dr, Goddard.
:•,1110111:byt.los School: The Happy Land.
(.16 , frite: 'Sweet Sabbath Eye.'
14, Wright, Mrs. Davies Meeks: Briscoe and
prow.
by the School:. Welcome Horne.
by the School: Beautiful Land.
in Native Worth, Haydn,
I:elier the Willow. By little children,
'Night Shades ;go Longer," Rested.
'r ,, : , tztion for our Country." Hon*
* Chas Gibbons.
M., , ter Frank Hassell.
.. . , .
.:i ., _! by the School: The "Union Seim"
:,,t sp:.ogled Banner." By Ml... Francis A. James:
, 1,11:, by the Scheel.
:il , l somber of tickets for side at the door.
or Anxissiort—dolts `1.5 cents ; Children, 10
of 61'; P. M. Execclece to commence at
1' S! It
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
,t the stated meeting of the members of the
ii„) I van In Agricultural and Mechanical Society
licierer's Hotel, In the borough of Norris.
county of Montgomery, Pennsylvania, ou
. MiiNDAV of January, (lith,) at 2 o'clock
: will be held for one person for Prosi.
1,1 Vice Presidents, ono for Corresponding
one Mt Recording Secretary . , one for Treit
/111.1111/01.8 for Lxonutive' Committee, and
for Auditing Committee, to servo as MU
: year.
WILLIAM WETHEHILL, President.
N. Ceases, Secretary; dell-w2t
pr UNIVERSITY OP PENNSYLVANIA,
}, fi r(DIWAETMENT OF Awrs).—The Examination
.:?College Classes, at the close of the First Term,
I.old in the following order:
7,I'IXIAY, 11th. From to 11,3 . 111110 n, by Prof. Ken
: Geometry,) and Sophomores, by Prof.
•rir,k:!;.anatelogy,) written. From 11 to 1, onlors; by
(Moral Philosophy).
rfth, From 9 to 11, Sophomores, (Geometry,)
(Algebra,) by Prof. Kendall, written,
rll to 1, Juniors, by the Provost, (Intellectual Phi-
, NiIAY, 15th. From 9to 11, Seniors, by Prof. Allen,
Oleo de re erestri), From 11 to 1, Juniors, by
I (Static s- '
TE , DAY, "16th. From 9 to 11, Juniors, by Prof. Allen,
.'"kr:ltt,). From 11 to 1; Seniors, by Prof Frazer,
.. ,. ..tar),
7D:if:SHAY, 17th From 9 to 11, Seniors, by Prof.
(Cleero's Tueettlauce). From 11 to ! I, SoFIIO
-- Prof. Coppee (Logic).
19th. 2}rom 9to 11, Sophomores, by Prof.
,Polybiusi, From 11 to 1, Seniorss3- Prof. Coppee,
Literature).
DM, Prom 9to 11, Freshmen, by Prof. Allen,
liellenion.), From 11 to 1, Juniors, by Prof.
on-mien.
Prom 9 to 11, Sophomores;'hy Prof.
, a,(4 Otos' History), From 11 to 1, Freshmen, by
(History).
Front 9 to 11, Freshmen, by Prof. Jack-
GEORGE ALLEN,
Secretary,
r. 5747 -,, THE UNION BENEVOLEN T (LII74/N, AN INSTITUTION FOR THE EN
•1"/Ll‘,/,.11EST OF INDUSTRY AND SUPPRESSION
PAITERISM, AND THE RELIEF OF SUFFER
: TIIE WORTHY -POOR.
:4 , •;,:nnial meeting of the Association, held Tuesday
• otiober 21st, the following gentlemen were
i^llir r. sod Managers for the ensuing year, viz:
•;In s r—SAMUEL H. PERKINS.
i. " I . 4 IDENTS — RICHARD D,RWOOD, J. 'FISHER
• , 1; i n—E. WILCOX, 401 Chestnut street.
'osiliNi./ SECRETARY—L. MONTGOMERY BOND.
.IN , * SECRETARY — JOHN LI. ATWOOD.
atAxiogns,
• S. Morris Waln,
Joseph IL Dulles,
j° llo l ta A : I A 1 . 11 tI
TBudd,
Charles Rhoads,
. , Richard S . W ,
r t h ne, Charles Sertz, M. D.,
, inghorn, Horace Binnoy, Jr.,
MI ttson, . Thomas T. Tacker,
.o - 10r, Edward 11, Wood.
~ .li nen t meeting of the Board of Managers, S.' C.
;cid THOS. EVANS were reappointed Conn
! rl. w of the probable heavy demands upon the
: , i, 4n the retainwinter. by the superadded labors
'.( k hod woun d ed soldiers, and their families, the
. • e mild respectfully ask the co-operation ot the
',,,. tmd all that feel an interest—and who does
• ''''. this high Christian object. Contributions of
",'l t , r: be sent to the Treasurer, E. WILCOX, Esq.,
" ' , ;:'IN UT Street. Provisions, new and partially
iiasa, blankets, shoos, Scc., or money, will be
- ;:l'! by the Agent, at the office of the Society. and are
, -" , :4 Nuliefted. Corn meal, beano, and potatoes are
. laii. al tieles, and can be stored on the premises
, • '' , l''d. SAMUEL H, PERKINS, President.
.'> IL ATWOOD, Secretary.
l•rlll , Wi heox, Treasurer, 404. Chestnut street.
, Y HICK, Agent, 116 South Seventh street.
I dile
I ec
re. NOTICE.—THE ANNUAL MEETING
1. :la. Stockholders of the QUICKSILVER MI
.", CoMPANV Will be hold at the CONTINENTAL
tlic city or Philadelphia, on MONDAY, the
•o . 1 3aetatcy 1.863 113; o'clock AM.
'WILLIAM BOND, Secretary.
THE DONALDSON IMPROVE—
.' Min AND RAILROAD COMPANY—Office, No.
Street, Washington Building . .
PHILADELPHIA, December bith, 186.
r• -
f he Seven Per Cont. Mortgage Bonds of this
:11P requested to present all Coupons now due
a!iie for settlement, in accordance with propos'-
: CompsnY,
ALBERT B. ECfKEL, Treasurer.
OFFICE OF THE RELIANCE INS;
f' , OF PHILIDELPHIA i Dneentber 15,11362.
viN.tion fut. Directors of this Company, held
Pursuance of tho Charter. the followlug
'.g"lit 'elm% were elected to merye lhr the cunuilug
, i tinglpy . Ilebert 'Poland,
"`a , i''.. 1 auntmen, J. Johnson. IkoWn,
"Ad. iii, , ohnia,
.)farshall Hilt,
I.tt Stepn, IL S. CatSelli
, m, F44,v(.11.4..a, cm% LeLoidi
~ Pittsburg,„„
~. , ' ,.w. Tingir- John Bissell, u
' 1 '
I ill la in Nasser,
..' , ". 41 154 , I , f tin , .I.l"ard will be held at the office of the
,; al on WEDNESDAY next, the 17th inst„ to elect
...n.nc. B. 31. IIINCH.MAN,
Secretary.
- - -
•
r
Avis AUX ELEGANT&
. PAUL ANDRIOT, Ourand do Ist =Amon do
ilr. l lo N. attANDVILLF, S'rOKES, 009 citEsT
-11,4. Miladylpldo, l'ltonneur proitenlr sea
nods et 00111111.1MM11.11COM gilt Punt dein favortge
.., 4 "'Iltoll, (Must ono 104 etrnitger.4,) (WO vlont de
' .44 ePtiris et Lundres 10,1 moddi los plus rocoides
I :"Y:portee. pour In mason d'hivor.
arllle StOkoM a MIS it Mit tllMoitmitloo UN (dons
.., 4 41014 melltuures quail tos, dot prongeres Jamul
.4" 3 ::it:dre,t, Masi one lo: Actor"; do ton:4 grade:4y
niellleures qualltos d'etutfos, a dos prix
L'eluganeo do MIL 011111)0, 01114111110 10 cutlet
.: I trfiln qui In enraeterlso 0.4 dojn trup eunnit du
'440 011 renouvotios lot morite+, 41013-Irn
r UPPICE OF THE SURGEON-AR
)INT TO THE ARMY AND NAVY, PHILADEL
tuLer '24 281
t It
4140 i %idlers and Sailors desirous of availing tileM
..`; thelistional ApPropflation for supplying Artiki
i4u..simald spiky immediately at the office of the
' lo .Artist to the 90vernmentNo. 1609 CHESTNUT
, tl4 , B. 'FRANK PALMER,
Government Surgeon-Artist.
MINEHILL AND SCHUTL
^ILL RAVEN RAILROAD COMPANY. •
LADIILPif lA. December leth,
. 1 ,„ Annind Meeting of the Stockholders will be
air niece, in the HALL of the FRANKLIN IN-
F Vie. 16 Sonth SEVENTH Street ; on the 12th menth,;(.11tarutry) 18411, at 11 o clock A. M.,
keg" I" ii
time of the proceedings of the Board of
he presented, and an Election will be held
Liaut end ten Managers, to conduct the affairs
...,..sceiny for the pow ensitin.g.
WILLIAM MIDDLE, Secretary.
• .
~4(IA'I C !MMONAVEAVIIII INSURANCE
.4, 4 • 1 YOF THE STATE OF rFAINsyLv,A-
P.. 4, 0 . Cqamoonwealth Building, No. 613 WIEST
f.ot
t 4.11 PHILADELPHIA, December 13, 1882.__
ittooll, of the Stockholders of he CO3LHON
at LISDRIVNGE COMPANY of the State of Fenn
+ 4 11 wIl he herd, ttt the Office of the Company, on
' l ' . r r , l ' i h il l t Or r aii ? l7ll l, ll t lrEVlTi e l i t ' S A t
, 'o m nerve the en-
Se held at the same place, and on the
..11;"tWelml the
li ng 1 1 11? 1 1111.1)7, L seeretary
3411 LADELPHIA AND READING
P.AII.ItOAD CO3—Orrlce 227 SOUTH FOURTH Sr,
ifkbliesi A. December 8, IFM.—NO'fICE 1B HEREBY
1 ..1 4 1p Ilic Stockholders of thl4 Company, that the
To. ""tlng end an Election for Prosident,Sbc Mama
° lXl) 4 :P ro f and Secretary, will take place on the
• notiDAY (12th) of JANUA r ET I. II 4,II . 4 6 12 t
Secretary.
ki„OITCARBICEON
MOUNT CARB AND
• '4ll . Y•
Pill December It, 1982.
k)kijnial Meeting of the Stoclders of this Com
at the Office of the ComPatiK. h alt
i"thwrlorertik On Vw N giri'llin ece i m :T e e r ieVioh a t
for of
: '! 1 • ;I the ensuing year, will e take_place.
P. C.-HOLLIS, Secretary.
N o i ricz'—con.iir EXCHANGE
PIIILADELPFLIA I November 4,
m •
ez. it t .: l ) , lo7.7, t a h re
~ ,ba iaze d by th e
Board
Th i at the unsold portion of the Stock of thili
HI •
i r c t i oi t ia o ‘ t e lie u firetret ‘ ! il ß e t i c r i e ck o li f ol t ; , l l lr i s tig at a p:Ae ri t s t
tc
4 0,, . 4 •7" 1111 1( to a scale adopted by the Board, pro
" r "
"'Hilbet nd3, payment De made before the Int
Dilary,lB4
J. W. TORREY, Cashier
7is N EXC
f"isls r j iTtli k llid l t y ,'
, Directors of tin
idp i a
Aohin. Jr,
Is• BilibY
I 1(111 ht.
„ ,!' " , l : l l4 ,l lAAddock t
th. Chad eg B i
,4ncqing of I
ki
, 1 T I s EMI
r4itFp LI:
1 1 1 Cal
RANGE BANK,
24, 1883.—At - the election
the following Stockholders
I Bank:
Christian J, Hoffman, •
Hobert Srvien,
H, W. Catherwood,
William P. Cox
Edmund A. Souder,
Samuel T. Canby,
Wilkins. •
Directors,i this day, ALEX
, was unanimously re-elected
, DIR,iIESQ., `Vice ,President.
eider.
J. W. TORRBY, Cashier.'
MiIiNTARY
HEADQUARTERS PHILADELPHIA
CITY GUARD,
15 'U REGIMENT, P, Y.
COL. WILLIAM A. GRAY.
- PRILADELPHIA, December 16, 1663
$175 BOUNTY $175
When mustered in, cash t $25
When the Company is Fall 75
At the end of the term of service 75
A SUPERIOR GUM BLANKEte.
The pay of the recruit commences from the time he is
mustered in; he will also at once be fully clothed and
equipped, nud sent to Fort Delaware, in comfortable bar
racks, abundant rations, and every, attention paid to
his health and comfort.
By strict attention to his duty, a, soldier in this regi
ment will receive rapid promotion.
By orders of the Secretary of War, this regiment has
been ordered on, duty to Fort Dela Ware. • .
For further informatiou, call at hertdquarter4
WILLIAM A. GRAY,
COLONEL:IS7th REGIMENT, P. V
N. 8.-7 There is room for ono FULL COMPANY hi the
regiment, and such will be accepted, with all its officers.
Immediate application must be made at headquarters.
delta-tat
CONTINENTAL CAVALRY.
''..;l
,
0 Metcalfe " near HADDONFIELD N.
, .--ME wanted - to complete Companies now
nearly full, to secure the Citizens' Bounty Fund
awarded to the first Twenty Companies Mustered into
the service of the United States.
Two or three positions of Second LIEUTENANTS are
vacant, which will be assigned to young men of good re
ferences, and who have seen service. dell-tf
MILITARY GOODS.
MILITARY G-PODS..
EVANS & HASSALL,
MILITARY FURNISHERS,
416 ARCH STREET, .PHILADELPHIA.
A complete assortment of General, Field; and Line 02-
cars' [swords, Sashes, Belts, Passards, Epaulettes, CsAL
teens, Haversacks, Field Glasses, Spurs, Candlesticks,
Chapeaus, Hats, Caps, Drums, Silk and Bunting Flags,
Camp Knives and Forks, Baldrics, Gum-cloth Over-
co , &
Also, a full line of
PRESENTATION SWORDS,
Sashes, Belts, etc., and everything requisite for the
Complete Outfit of Army and Navy Officers,
WHOLESALE 6.; RETAIL.
eixtai
FINANCIAL.
S HARVEY THOMAS,
STOCK AND BILL BROKER,
No. 31% WALNUT STREET
STOCKS and BONDS, and all kinds of U. S. GOVERN
MENT SECURITIES bought and sold on Commission, ex
clusively. .-
BllBilloss Paper and Loans on Collateral negociated at
lowest rates.
Orders by Mail shall receive prompt attention. Refers to
Messrs. Nathan Trotter St Co., 0 eo. D. Parrish, Rig.,
John B. Myers & Co. Samuel B. Thomas, Esq.,
unless rutley, 434C0 JohnTh
dela-3mif " onlas , E4q,
JOHN C. CAPP & SON,
STOCK "& NOTE BROKERS,
No. 23 .SOUTH THIRD STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE MECHANICS' BANK
" STOCKS AND BONDS
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION AT TEE
BOARD OF BROKERS
MONEY INVESTED
AND NOTES AND LOANS ;NEGOTIATED ON THE
BEST TERMS
GOLD,
SILVER.
QUARTERMASTERS' VOUCHERS,
CHECKS ON WASHINGTON, and
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS WANTED,
7 3-10 NOTES FOR SALE.
DREXEL & CO,
34 SOUTH THIRD STREET
no 2 -1m
U.
FIVE-TWENTIES,
A OR,
•
TWENTY-YEAR SIX PER CENT. BONDS,
PAYABLE AT THE OPTION OF THE GOVERNMENT
AFTER FIVE YEARS.
. ,
I am instructed by the SECRETARY OF THE TRU.
BURY to receive subscriptions for the above
LOAN AT PAR.
Interest will cominence from the DATE OF SUBSCRIP
VON, and is PAYABLE IN GOLD at the Mint, or any
Sub-Treasury Or Depository of the United States, on the
first days of May and November of each year. At the
preSent PREMIUM . ON GOLD, these Bonds yield about
EIGHT per cent. per annum. •
A full supply always on hand.
JAY COOKE >
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT,
no64f 114 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
•
$10 011X) .. .1 .,tv 0 .3. 00 t 4 s o 3 n , fi O r Ca t li k A d ND e. t p 2 p , l o y o , o o
ALFRED 1 7 1TLike i couvepsucer.
del7-61. • ' No. SJI. North SIXTH Street.
5 17 ARCH STREET.
C. A. VANKIRK
• Have on hand a fine assortment of •
CHANDELIERS
•
AND OTHER
' •
GAS FIXTURES. -
Also French BronzeVignreit and Ornaments, Porcelain
and Mica Shades, and a variety of
FANCY. : - GrOODS
- : •
SUITABLE POE' • '
." . HOLIDAY' GFIFT S.
T
Which they will sell at reasonable prices.
Please call and examine goods. del3tt
• • •
THE BEST . STYLE - .OF 'HAIR DYE
MO. AND CUTTING In City done ut 'FOURTH
and BRANCH. • • del7-1r tr
N E•W OURREN.CY.
MAGIC POCKET BOOKS. . _
A large assortment for the holidays at wholesl.
J. B. DILLON,SoIe Manufacturer,
No. 17 ANN &root. (tip alarm).
dals.6t -,New York
Y MRS. D. FERRIS, 1037 CHEST
NUT Street, has now open a large assortment of
1 Black, White, and Gray Ostrich Feathers_ to
gether lw Ladies' and Children's Winter MIL
LINERY. de4-12
LGS T .-THE FOLLOWING • DE.
sctibed Drafts, mailed bid September to the under
eigudd, having failed to come to hand, application will
be made to the respective companies for the issue of hew
Drafts:
Draft drawn by S. W. 11111, agent of Penn. Mining Co.,
upon SamL M. Day, Secretary, Philadelphia, dated Aug.
No. la% to tho order of A. C. Davin, for IV.
Draft drawn b S. W. 11111, agent of ;Penn. Mining Co.,
. 1 ?0,11gr te r g a loTo l PL I
s ta g i E l . ki i l ed ( N i v a g d d e f p o t r .
BIM ,•
Draft drawn by C. B. Petrie, agent of Central Mining
CO , upon James M. Mills, Treasurer, Now York, dated Sept.
Sept. Ist, IEO2, No. 1013, to the order of George Ilaines, for
, $2O.
Draft drawn by John Wren, agent of Copper Falls
Mining Co.; upon Win, B. Osgood, Treasnrer,Suston, No.
1706, to the order of R. J. Jndd, for 1101.45.
Six Drafts drawn by A. C. Davis, agent of Ainygdaloid
Mining Co., upon F.'lll. Drexel, Treasurer, Philadelphia,
numbered respectively 12.14, 1611,1612, lerie :06, and 1274,
ODA for $.l. THEODORE BLISS & CO.,
del7-A* •• .• . 113 NortIyTFIIRD Street.
STOLEN -4)N SATURDAY -MORN
PORTE MO :MALE contahlimr. various notes
of hand, two of Michael Andress, WIG amouutiug to five
hundred and fifty 'or sixty dollar+, ono of three hundred
and thirty odd; one of Andress St Dont], dated faunary
1, 1856,.f0r $821.51; one of Thomas Dttrell, August 9,1834,
for $100; three sharos of Consolidation Bank; ten shares
;Molted Fire AsSOCIMIOII. had various other-patters. , -All
persons are . forbid 'negotittling for thom,as payment 11118
been stopped. • • ^ ^ delUits
DEMAND NOTZS.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS • ~
WM. A. DROWN & 00.,
216 MARKET STREET,
Are now prepared with their usual stock of very superior
UMBRELLAS,
VERY SUITABLE OR rusms
ESTABLISHED 1812,
WILLIAM WILSON et
MAZTFACTIMERS OF
SILVER WARE,
S. W. cioßtrgrt
FIFTH AND CHERRY STREETS
A very large assortment of Plain and - Fancy SILVER
WARE on hand, suitable for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE
ALSO, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
ENGLISH, FRENCH,
AND
AMERICAN PLATED WARES
de 3. la
GRAND EXHIBITION' 'OF
CHRISTMAS. PP.ESEHTSI
G. A. SCLIWARZ,
1006 'CHESTNUT. STREET,
Above Tenth, Philadelphia,
Respectfully informs his customers and the public in
general, that he has opened now all his
NEW IMPORTATIONS
Of berinan, French, and English
FANCY GOODS AND TOYS.
fraying visited all the largest Earopeaa Manufactoriee
generally', I am confident t4nt the
, : VARIETY, . :• :
CHEAPNESS OF GOODS
cannot be surpassed is this country
The public are invited. to visit the store, whethelitlrr
purchase or otherwise,
Importer and Wholesale and Retail Dealer
de111722-3t
1101fOLIDAY PRESENTS.
An assortment of USEFUL AND FANCY GOODS
Now open at
WILLIAM YARNALL'S
HOUSE-FURNISHING STORE,
deli-tfe3 No. 1020 CHESTNUT STREET.
RP RITANNIA WARE OF BEST
-`-'" quality, consisting of
-TEA SETS, - CASTORS,
PITCHERS,— . LADLES„
CIGAR LAMPS, SPOONS,
MOLASSES PITCHERS,
CUPS, JULEP MUGS, 80.,
Comprising a fine assortment, in store and for sale
by .- }FITTERS & CO.,
35 North EIGHTH Street,
Corner Filbert.
•
SEE TO IT.-NOW IS THE TIME TO
BUY YOUR " CHRISTMAS PRESENTS," be'ore the
throng commences. WITTERS'Ar. CO. offer a beautiful
lino of goods in
SILVER-PLATED WARE, of every variety.
BRITANNIA WARE, ti
KEROSENE LAMPS, " "
Clocks, Fancy Goods, Gas Shades, &e., the Whole form
ing a complete assortment of the above goods, from which
to select, a ". Useful and Appropriate Present." Call
early by all means. WITTERS & CO.,
35 North EIGHTH Street,
Corner Filbert,
RILVER-PLATED WARE OF BEST
"-/ QUALITY, consisting of
SPLENDID:TEA SETS,
CAKE BASKETS, •
TOAST RACKS,
BUTTER DISHES,
- MOLASSES PITCHERS.
RUBY AND PLATED BERRY DISHES,
RUBY AND PLATED SALTS,
NAPKIN RINGS.
LADLES, SPOONS,
CALL BELLS; FORKS, KNIVES, &c. &e.,
Comprising a line assortment, in store and for sale by
- - WITTERS St CO.,
No. 35 North EIGHTH Street, •-
Corner of Filbert. •
APPROPRIATE GIFTS FOR THE
SEASON.—GoId Spqctacles, Gold Eye Glasses, Stere
oscopes, , and Stereoscopic Views, Photograph - Albums,
Card. Photographs; Spy Glasses, Opera Glasses, Kaleid
oscopes, Mathematical Instruments, Mantel Thermome
ters, and a great variety of other articles, appropriate
gifts for the approaching holidays.
McALLISTER St BROTHER,
(Established CHESTNUT
del3-Stif 728 CHESTNUT Street,
TAIT QRT A NT .NOTICE
- TO 111.1, WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
SUITABLE FOR
CHRISTMAS ,PRESENTS.
GUNS! GVNS ! GUNS! For sale, a lot of fine, English
Double-barrel Shot Guns, Laminated Steel, Stubb and-
Steel Twist. Also, two Steel Twist Guns for boys. These
guns were the samples of an importing house, and are
offered for sale very low: Call early and make your se
lection as they cannot be duplicated.
. .
TROTTER St DAWSON,
Nine Hundred and Nineteen MARKET Street (919)
del2-6t*
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
CH ARLES —D - -
NO. 812 CHESTNUT STREET, ..
PHILADELPHIA,
Begs leave to inform his .customers that his stock of
newly imported goods, - suitable for PRESENTS, sur
passes this year in. elegance, variety. and cheapness of
prices, anything before seen in this city.
Please call and examine his goods before buying else
where.
FANCY GOODS.
Pocket Books, Work Boxes and Cabas,
Purses, Porte-monnales, 'Writing Desks and. Cases,
Cigar Cases and Boxes, Bronze and Gilt Goods,
Ladiesl Bags,, China & Parian Ornaments,
Papier Mache Goods, Bohemian Glass and Terra
Fine Cutlery, Cotta Ware.
DRESSING CASES.
Meerschaum Pipes and Cigar Tubes.
Games of every kind known.
Cricket, Archery, and Gymnastic Implements.
Walking Canes, Paris Fancy Goods generally.
Musical Instruments of all kinds.
TOYS,
In every variety known, in thonsands of different
kinds and styles. • - dell-12t if,
TTOLIDAY PRESENTS,A BEAUTI
FUL assortment of Hanging Barkets, Fancy Flowor
Pots, Crocus Pots, Fish Stands, Ferneries, Hyacinths in
Glasses,Bulbous Roots, anti Winter Flowering Plants,
Bouquets of natural dowers., tastefully arranged, at
H. A. -DREER'S.
it* 327 CHESTNUT Street..
pHoTo G- RAP RIC ALBUMS - A
-a- large variety for sale, at low prices; by
demi
if JAMES W. QUEEN &TO.,
924 CHESTNUT Street.
MICVOSCOPES SPECTACLES, AND
do-a• spy-GLASSES, for pregents, for sale by
JAhlk.S W. QUEEN Sr CO.,
aelli-tf if 924 CITISTNOT Street.
OPERA GL ASSES , - OPERA.
GLASSES. For sale by
JAMES W. QUEEN Sr CO,
924 CHESTNUT Street.
dela. if
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Paint Boxes, Photograph Albums,
Writing Albums, Drawing Albums,
Picture Albinos, Toy Albums,
Cartes de Visite copies from Engravings,.
Pictures for Children, Pictures for Coloring.
Colored Engravingafor framing,
Fancy Papers, Gilt Borders.
Also, Boxes with Fancy Letter Papers and Bnve-
SCHOLZ Sr JANENTZKY,
del-lm 112 South EIGHTH Street.
PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, dm.
STUART'S PORTRAITS
OF
GEORGE AND MARTHA
=•• WA.SHINGTON;
COPIED IN OIL COLORS BY E. C. MIDDLRTON,
Of Cincinnati, (formerly of this city.)
These Portraits are produced by an entirety New Pro
ewe, and are more beautiful and life-like than the finest
brush paintings, and are furnished to Subscribers only,
at a remarkably low price.
What can be more appropriate for a
CHRISTMAS PRESENT
Than a pair of these Paintings? They mast be seen to
be appreciated, and the subscriber will call and exhibit'
them to ain this city who will address him, through
the Post Omce.
A. BARLOW.
JAMES S. EARLE & SON,
• HAVE NOW OPEN
THEIR NEWEST IMPORTATIONS
OP
FINE ENGRAVINGS,
PARIS PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
FOR CHRISTMAS SALES.
OIL PAINTINGS, PICTURE, AND PHOTOGRAPH
PRAvES.
LOOKING GLASSES
IN GREAT VARIETY.
EARLE'S GALLERIES,
del-tt 816 CHESTNUT STREET. PHILADELPHIA
PHOTOGRAPHS.
JUST -OPENED;...
.• .
A NEW PHOTOGRAPEI GALLERY,
No. ooe'ARGII STREET,
Where the
FINEST PHOTOGRAPHIC PICTURES,
PROM '
THE CARTE Di VISITE TO THE IMPERIAL SIZE,
Are produced try the most
. EXPERIENCED ARTISTS.
Those wlshlng first-class pictures ureltwited to call and
examine specimens..
A thole° 'selection of Albums, cases, and frtumq, on
band. • F. A. 0. KNIPE.
d4.17-.3.M 1 : .
YOTJ • NEVER TIRE LOOKI4G. AT
111;1311:105 COLORED PIIOTOGRAPIIIi....They it
way:4 minvitta 3:011.0(the ipt!itoit mu lit 'ol"cprog,4l - un
:trid feature& .ttly 4(1, SlieuND BtrOPt. itbovo Green.
OLIDAY • TIMES.-TARE AD VAN ..
t:1:1,0 ot the timid* and enmtge it firth , mild portrait .of
lik:1311 1 .1t. Life-iiizePHOTOGUAI'IIS, in oil coloni:nt re-
Mired prices.. SECOSD Skr99l, nbyri G KEEN. • 'lts •
UMBRELLAS' O P SILK AND GING
. various . .
II *.in
Now'2 iind : 4:2oth 1:0111thi Strrei. •
PILKTUMBROLLAS;' ON TARAGON
AND FANCY STEEL FRAMES, nice and lig_ht.
]OS. FUSSELL,
Nos. 2 and 4 North FOURTH Street:
sthx..-mtutitELLAs, wrrxr ivoRY
L) AND WOOD ;DANDLES. for present s .
• ; 40S. russituu
del74V. hOs• sua YOURril Yegoefr.r.
THE PRESS:-PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, - DEOEMBER 17-, 1862:
G. A. SCHWARZ,
TO CONTRACTORS AND:-.BUILD
ERS.—Se&Ied. proncotati, end
1204ildiag Peloile•Schoublionse, in the FDA
bommeived itg l tho uuderHigned at the ogiceolonthweet
tetini er of SUET mut ADELPIII Strobts,
lho ]9th digyo DKCENDER, Ified, at "40,13100 k DL, for
buindlitz a •L ti C SCIIOOTAIOUSI4 tkosonthwettft
eornortA Twentieth ttlitl.CAtlatritto Amok.
Said - Se to be built bp woo:v(15010e with the
plans Of•Eil-wio F. Durang, architect, to be been at tbe
oars of the Board. • . - - •
Four Thou:mud Five Hundred .uto}ttott.'llll3 VOW' hrilien
'pruned thr the same; I net Italia twciattoot!s•fees.
By order of the Committeectit Property.'
t GAMPBMT4,
del2.finw3t Secretory CottriatlozalNblice •Uottonll.
• ,
COMMISSION. MOINES.
PHILADELPHIA BAG DiANITFAC
TORY.
i3UIILAT BAGS OF ALL SIZES.
For Corn, Oats, Coffee', Bone Dust, &c
SEAMLESS BAGS
OF ALL STANDARD BRANDS,
For Bade at low figures for net cash on delivery. by
GEO. GRIGG,
No. 319 CHURCH. ALLEY.
dois - PHILADELDRIA.
WELLING, COFFIN, & CO.,
220 CHESTNUT STREET.
Offer for sale, by the Package—
PRINTS, BROWN AND BLEACHED SHEETINHE AND
SHIRTING& •
DRILLS, CANTON FLANNELS.
COTTONADES, CORSET JEANS.
SILESIAS, NANKEENS.
COLORED CAMBRICS, SEAMLESS BAGS.
BLACK - DOESKINS AND CASSIMERES.
UNION CLOTHS, SATINETS.
PLAID LINSEYS, NEGRO KERSEYS.
KENTUCKY JEANS.
ALSO,
SKY-BLUE KERSEY'S,
,TNFANTRY GLOTTIS. .
ARMY FLANNELS, 3.6 aud Mounce DUCK, &c, &c
deb-mwf tf
COTTON YARN.
STPERIOICCOTTON YARN, No. 10,
FOR FAIR BY
FROTRINGHAM & WELLS.
SHIPLEY, HAZARD,. tt
HUTCHINSON,
No. 112 CHESTNUT STREET,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
FOR TEE SALE OF
:PHILADELPHIA-MADE-GOODS
se%.4m
ARMY GOODS.
DARK-BLUE COAT CLOTHS.
DARK-BLUE CAP CLOTH&
SKY-BLUE CLOTHS FOR OFFICERS.,
.ARMY BLANKETS, STANDARD WEIGHT.
1.0-OUNCE DUCK.
DRILL& STANDARD WEIGHT.
HEAVY LINEN DRILLS AND DUCK.
BROWN AND. BLEACHED SH,EETINGS AND SHIRT
ING& For sale by
FROTHINGHAM & WELLS.
sel-If tf
CLOTRES-WRINGER.
THE GREAT CLOTHES' WRINGER.
PITTNAM
" SELF-ADJITSTING CLOTHES WRINGER"
Is warranted to be superior to any other in use.
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD POSSESS A
CLOTHES WRINGER.
BECAUSE,
let. It is a relief to the hardest part of washing-day.
2d. It enables the washing to be done in one-third less
time.
3d. It saves clothes from the injury always given by
twisting.
4th. It helps to waBh the clothes as well as dry them.:"
WE BELIEVE IT ADVISABLE. TO PROCURE
ONE OF THIS KIND,
BEOAII22y
. FIR,ST. The rolls being of vulcanized rubber, will
bear hot and cold water, and will neither break nor tear
off buttons.
SECOND. The frame being of iron, thoroughly gal
vanized, all danger from rust is removed, and the lia
bility to shrink, swell, spilt, &c., so unavoidable in
wooden machines, is prevented.
TITIRD. The spiral springs over the rolls render this ma
chine self-adjusting, so that small and large articles, as
well as articles uneven in thickness, are certain to re•
ceive uniform pressure,
Fourra. The patent fastening by which the machine
is tightened to the tub, we believe to be superior in sim
plicity and efficiency to any yet offered.
Firm. It will fit any trib, round or square, from one
half to one-and-a-quarter inches in thickness, without
the least altefttion.
RETAIL PRICE
No. 1, $6.00; . No. 2, WM.
lIGP* Agents wanted in every county. -
Sir Reliable and energetic men will bo liberally dealt
with:
For Sale at the •
"WOODENWARE ESTABLISHMENT"
or ' •
• A.. H. FRANOISOU§;
No. 433 MARKET St. and No. 5 North , FIFTH Et.
-
deb Wholesale agent-11)r Pennaylemds
LADIES': FURS.
LAD''S'• FURS
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Et'N S'T•* :l 4 , 7 3 ge..9 H . •
• IMPOirI'ER M W if Ail' . AMMER: ciap.
LADIES' FANCY ttifts--
No.-826 ARCH STREET, BELOW NINTH,
' HAS NOW OPEN
A splendid stock of Russian and Hudson Bay and Mink
Sable, Royal Ermine, Chinchilla, Siberian Squirrel, and
other styles of PUBS, suitable for CHRISTMAS and•NRW
YEAR PRESENTS. . dels
FURS! . FURS!
GEORGE F. .WO,MRAT4,
NOS. 415 AND 4127 ARCH. STUEET.
HAS NOW OPEN
A FULL ASSORTMRNT
• • OF
AD I E_S ' .F LT R.S,
To sildolt the attention of the publiZlo invitoil: 0019-2oi
LA . DEEW FAN9.I:JEUW3.
JOHN FAREIRA,
- No. 718 ARCH STREET, BELOW EIGHTH,
IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER
OF
LADIES' FANCY FURS.
My assortment of Fancy Furs for Ladies and Children
is now complete, and embracing every variety that will
be fashionable during the present season. All sold at
the manufacturers' prices, for cash. Ladies, please give
me a call. . oc3-imif
RA4kDY-MADE CLOTHING.
VERY DESIRABLE
IN STYLE AND PRICE,
Snitablefbr the season.
OVERCOATS AND
BUSINESS SUITS,:
la great variety. '4,
IarANAMAKER Sc BROWN,
Y
POPULAR CLOTHING-HOUSh,'
OAK HALL,
S. E. CORNER SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.
(N. B.)
PECIAL DEPARTMENT
S
FOR CUSTOMER WORK.
no3tjalif
FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING.
C. SOMERS & SON,
No. 625 CHESTNUT STREET,
UNDER JAYNE'S HALL,
Have now made up for sale an entire new stock of
FINE CLOTHING.
Also a full assortment of CLOTHS, CASSIMERRS, and
VESTINGS, which they respectfully invite the public to
examine before purchasing elsewhere. se27-td3l
PROPOSALS. •
PORTABLE MILLS FOR THE ARMY.
OPFICEOP.DePtre ComanstsMtV oP Entsbyraycz,
WASHINGTON, D.C., Nov. —, 1562. •
Inventors and manufacturers are invited.till the 20th)
December, lkte present models and samples of Porta- .
ble Mills for 'tiding wheat and corn for the use of the
army. ;
The folloWing are the essential - conditions the mills •
must combine to receive consideration when presented by
Plan, specification, model, and sample:
Oat. Not to weigh over twenty-five pounds.
2d. The grinding surfaces to be of burr-atone. grooved
chilled iron or steel, and the general construction of the
mill to be analogous to that ota coffee mill.
3d. Each mill to be capable of grinding 50 pounds.of fine
sour or meal per hour, and to be capable of being worked
by one man.
4th. Each mill to be so constructed, if necessary, that it.
can be separated into two . parts ofequal weight, so as to
be carried by two men should the. length of march, lack
of transportation, or fatigue of- the• mon, or other -.cause
render its carriage too laborions.lopotio man. •
sth. Each mill to bo capable. of being attached to R.
wagon Mugge, branch of tree, a stack of muskets. In
ventors will sulnitspacittattions, or models of
theit mills, or sample of the itself, in the presence
of a board of officers. They-1 , 01,e required -.to present
indisputable evidence of theirmills combining the essen
tial conditions above enumerated by canstug the mill to
be worked in the presence of4fLe said board. -
If a will bopreseuteit containing all of the above COO- -
ditlOos,. Rod its cost :-be settotently reeionablo in. the
opinion of Deparbems* to warrant purchase, a
large mitoluir will very probably be . lainght for the. tete
of the aresV.
For further information, apply at No.. 29 3 . G street,
Washingtea, D. C. del7-tt
G ENTLEMEN'S
WINTER CLOTHING,
WATCHES AND JENVELEY.
j a HoLiDA:x . ._ PI ESEI~7TS.
THOMAS C G A.RRETT
712 CHESTNUT STREET,
OPPOSITE THE'MASODfIC HALL.
PHILADELPHIA,
.11a.ejtiat received an assortment of
LADIES'..,GOLD WATCHES,
Of the newest sttles, and of very superior quality, at;
well as those adapted to men's and boys' wear.
He is manufacturing ex - tensively greai variety of
USEFUL AND FANCY.ARTICLES OFSILVEIt.
And gives special attention to getting : up things suitable
BRIDAL AND HOLIDAY PRESENTS
PLATED -WARE,
Got up under the proprietor own inspection, i n a, greet
.variety of stylus, Will be .warranted DEAViLY
PLATED with pure silver. in a Ivor to insure' its wear-
Much of Ma ,
• . JEWELRY
Is nunufactured ,on the premises; antlibis stock will be
-found to comprise a great 'variety of fashionable goods,
from the smallest articles. to
SETS. OF DIAMONDS.
,These are offered for sale
PRICES ADAPTED ; TO THE TIMES
:And persons Ain ilMted to`call and examine.them
HOLIDAY- PRESENTS.
j,• WATCHES, JEWELRY, AND SILVERWARE,
No. 622 MA.RET STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
!Persons wishing to pitichase good GOLD or SILVER
'WATCHES; Fine Gold JeWelry, Solid Silver or Silver-
Plated Ware, suitable for. HOLIDAY PRESENTS, Will
dd a large and desirable stock to select from at
STAUFFER Lt. HARLEY'S,
del242t " No. 622 MARRET st.. Philadelphia.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
_
We have now on hand'a
SPLENDID .ii.S6RTIVIENT
OE
WATCHES, DIA1;10.11DS, SILIiERWARE.
.
; - JEWELRY,
OF ALL KINDS AND PRICES,
r SUITABLE FOR '
.
CWRISTb,TAS 'AND NEW YEAR
PRESENTS,
We invite special attention to inotterale prices of
our DIAMONDS.
LEWIS LADOMUS - .&
;dell tjal ' 2444302 CHESTNUT STREET,
AMERICAN WATCHES 24
. B. MARTER
AGENT FOR THE
"AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY,"
NOW OFFERS, EXPRESSLY ADAPTED FOR
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
A MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF
AMERICAN WATCHES,
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
AT MODERATE. PRICES.
No. '712 CHESTNUT STREET,
4.
SECOND FLOOR, OPPOSITE MASONIC HALL.
HOLIDAY 'F*ESENTS.
. . . ,
G. RUSSEI;L,
No. 22 NORTH SIXTH MOT.
Offers a choice assortment of
WATCHES, DIAMOiTDS; -. :*
FINE-JE*F4 l 4t: l ",
. .
STANPARD . 'SICPER" WARE,
tiaitatie for Holiday PreeeriLi . at_ the
Lowser•possunix PRICES. da2-1m
D. T. P R,A.T
(817COVA9OR TO PRATT & REATH,) '
607 CHESTNUT STREET,
Is constantly in receipt of
• • AND
'AMERICA WATCHES,
Of desirable styles and qualities, to snit all classes of
buyers. •
... . , , .
Jai ELI .ROLDEN,
t a
Dedler.ln lie
AMERIC J IWAND I I%,OI I I.TaIi ) VTATCRES,
0e.31-sne ~, .. : . 708 MARKET Street.
i ll ,
_.„..Ay -000.4N.. WATOHES, .*
- GOLD AND SILVER CASES.
JOS , H. WATSON,
anl4m .. . ..' No. 396 CHESTNUT Street.
WA.TOiIEB, JEWELRY; &C).
. A MUM ASSORTMENT
AT LESS TRAN-PORMERPRICES
FLRR & BROTHER, Importers.
mh2041 - 324 CHESTNUT Street. below Fourth
LEGAL•
n.1. , /,..ht".A.MMli/VW , ""eyWYVYVVVVVVY.....AO I . , / ,
IN THRDISTRICTOOITR.T FOR THE. •
CITY AND COUNTY': OrPHILADELP
THE MUTUAL ASSU
I; ANCE:COMPA.NI vs. CHRIS
TIAN A. DANNAHER; -Levari' Yachts, of September
Term, 1862. No. 61: .
The auditor appointed by the Court•to , report distribu
tion of the fund raised by - the sale under this writ, of the
following described real estate, to wit: AlTthat certain
four-story brick me.ssuage or tenemeutand•lot or piece of
ground therenitto belonging; situate ou the'east sido of
Delaware Third street, beginning at the distance of about
two hundred and forty feet one inch anda.half north
ward from the north side of Sassafras street, inthe city of
Philadelphia, containing in front or breadth on the said
Third street seventeen feet, and in length or depth east
ward seventy feet. Bounded northward, eastward, and
southward by other ground of the said Christian A. Dan
linker, and westward by Third street aforesaid, (which
said not or piece of ground above described is part and
parcel of a certain larger lot of ground thirty feet front
and one hundred and ninety feet deep,. which Catharine
Daunaker, by indenture dated the thirtieth day of No
vember, Annel Domini PM, recorded in Deed Book A. M.,
No. 18, page 642, &c., granted and conveyed'nuto the said
Christian A. Dannaker in fee, subject nevertheless, the
whole of. the said large lot, to a yearly ground rout of
seven pounds ten shillings, current money of Penusylva-
Dia, payable unto John Shalleross, his heirs, and assigns,
forever,) will attend to the duties of his appointment on
TUESDAY; December 30,1862, at 4 o'clock P.M., at his
office, No. 220 South 10IIRTIL Street; Philadelphia,
when and where all persons interested in said fend are
required to present their claims, or be debarred from
coming in upon the same.
• . JAMES W. pAUL,,Anditor.
Philadelphia, Deeemberl6, 1862.. . . „ del7-10tt
. .
i. • •
• INSURANCE-tOMPANIES. ••-••
'GIRARD . ' FIRE ..AND MARINE
• -
.INSURANCE' COMPANY.
. . .
MICE, 416. WALNUT STREET, PHELADELPHIL
• CAPITAL E200;000.
' This Company continues to take risks on the safer
classes of Property at low rates.-^'
The public can rely upon its responsibility, and a.biliby•
to pay losses promptly. Its disbursements for the benefit
of the public, during the last nine years, exceed
• 500,000 •
pad we reipeetfully solicit itit &porta the future.
' * DIRECTORS: • • '
;CHAS. I. DUPONT, TERRY WALKER,: •
JOHN W. CLACTIORN; JOHN THORKLEI.-
C.
- •
E. HEAELITT„ ABRAJIAN'HART, • .
;DAVID BOYD, ht., PETER .8. HOE, of N. Y.i
N. SWAIN; 'FURMAN SHEPPARD,
'JOSEPH KLAPP 'M. D. '. . N. S LAWRENCE,
WM. C. RDDBIA11; JOHN- SUPPLEB.
THOICAS•CRAVEN, President.
it im S 4 . 4ELyirr. Vice l'resitt itt
. 1 JAS. B. ALVORD,
•
111sTITED STATEgIarE INSURANCE
tri'. COMPANY OI'NBW YORK:
JOSEPH'it. COLLINS, President: .
• JOHN RADIE, Secretary. -
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS ' 9900,000.
The business of thift Company is conducted exclusively
on the emit- principle, which is now fully recognized as
the only correct principle.
The law under whtch this Coznpany.is. chattered pro.
vides that, if the capital should, from any cause, become
impaired to the extent of Shi,ooo, or more, the stockhold•
ern shall be called upon to make good such deficiency.
This is the only cash Company in America which agoras
• this safeguard to policy holders.
Dividends declared every three years, the next on
-BMarch 4th, 1565.
tes of premium charged by this Company are as low
as , years' experience and the probable future rate of
Interest will justify.
• 0. BARDENWERPER; Agent,
No. 424 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
• RIiFERENOES.
Joseph Patterson, Esq.,President Western Bank,
Hon. Archibald Mclntyre Treasurer U: 5: Mint;
Messrs Jay Cooke & CO., Bankers.
Messrs. Baker, Wostcott, & Co., Bankers.
Messrs. Stuart & Brother, Bank street. dele-wfm3m •
FAME INSURAN •
-A- .406 CHESTNUT,Stred.
FIRE AND IN
DP
. - -
F. N. Buck, E. D, Wumlniffs
Chas. Richardsori, John. Hassler, Jc.,
Henry Lewis, Jr., ' P. 9: Justice,.
Alex. Whilidin, Washington Jones,
Geo. A. West,, . Chas. Stokes,
„Davis, John. W.. Everman, .
• FRANCIS N. BU 'K. President.
CHARLES RICHARDSON, -Vice President_
WILLIAMS I. BLANCHARD. Secretary. Imhl9-111,1
(10.1a1.0NWEALTEU- - F IR E INStt,
'kJ:RANCE COMPANY. tIY TITE.STATE OF.PENNSTI.
• ‘• . DIRECTORS.
K D., • Charles H. Riggers,
John 31. Whitall, • John K. Walker,
Edward C. Kufight, I Robert Shoemaker.
Thomas S. Stewart, • William Struthers,
Henry Lewis, Jr.,, Elijah lentil'.
DAVID JAYNE, Id. D. President.
JOHN M. WHITALL, Vice President.
.. SAMUEL S. MOON, Secretary. •
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THE OPERA OPENING NIGHT.
NOTICE.—Seats may be secured for TO-NIGHT'S TRA
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Music having been previously rented after December 85.
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WiIe,CORDIER, Signorina MORENSI.
Who, :ill of them, have met with snch great mimosa ia
New York, and the production of Neyerbeer's new and
latest Opera,
del7-wfin3t
• • DINORAIL.
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(Le Pardcriffigl ic ,...
WI" " II .I.4II%IWEVREDAY) EVENING,•DEC...I7.
SIGNORA GINEVRA GUEREADELL4.
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will make her debut in Philadelphia In her highly cele
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GUERRATIELLA LA TRAVIATA. • Violetta.
BRIGNOLI Alfredo.
AMODIO Germont.
BARILI Doctor.
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TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), DECEMBER IA all,g
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TO BOX MANUFACTURERS--
-A- • WANTED.-2,000 Sprade, Una, Poplar, or Beach
Boxex per day, at C. ALBRIGHT & CO.'S United States 7
Bakery, Nos.& and BOCK Street. del6Bt*
pARTNER-AN.-AN OLD ES
tablisbed Fancy Dry-Cleotb; Rouse, now doing a busi
ness of 1 4 100.000, on a cash - and Went time basis, delires
not e un. .11.1.1-V from ea tO invest, in
of a membero2 t
M.," at the office of TAB Press.. CoMMuuicationtrwili
be considered confidential, ' . deld4t
BOARDING. LADIES AND GEN.
TLEMEN cal be accommodated Kith good Rooms
and BOARDING at N 0.1506 CHESTNUT Street del7-Ge
' SINGLE GENTLEMAN WOULD
like to engage a comfortably furaisheproomfor the
winter, within ten minutes' walk:of The Pram office.
.Address "Russell," at this office. ' ' • dell-tf* •
MUSTER AND 'PAY' " ROLLS,I.AND
, aa-g- • Sacrament claims of all kinds cashed .or col
lected'_.,_ el - reasonable rates, by. JA M ES rukToit 45m
WALNUT Street, Philadelphia. .
.IpENSIONS. $lOO BOUNTY , AND
..
~ Pay, procured and collected for • soldiers; sailors..
and the relatives of such as are deceased, at reasonatds
and satisfactory rates. Claims cashed oradvancod UMW
by JAMES FULTON."'
Solicitor for Claimants,
424 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
Particular attention given to parties living , at a db.
tance. nclS-tf
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
FOR . SALF.A.'STEAM. 'PROPELLER
Tuci; length, SI fed i Lem, 18 feet; depth, 5 feet,s
in.; his two.direet-neting-vertleal high-pre Engine:4
.14-Ineb• alindere, 20-ineh stroke. Apply at No. 30¢
13enth DELAWARE Avenue. , • • ' . del.s.mwtet.
and SMALL HOUS
Ma
` and STORE to LET: fixtures prattle low. Gel Raab.
TENTH Street. . deTUR*
TO. *BE LET—STORE NO. 1617
AmakAldiET street. Pixtureu for snla. Apply to
de1542*:. , .: M. PATTON, 29 South SIG IiTEENTIP St.
FOR SAL. OR, TO LET--STORE
North THIRD Street: Inquire at No. is,
invoice, .• • • . SULU&
r • TO: LET.—THE DESIRABLE We*.
maisixEss STAND.No.I7 No rth
q TRIED Street, corner:
of Church alley. Apply on the prorniete. - dell4t*
AIOOSIX WELL .IMPROVED- ,
• GROUND RENTS, of this amount,. for.
sale at atiiitiOnintr Irredeemable Groundtßent of OlVper .
annum ; a numberatenve.e. Bente. fromAGNI. .
Apply to. • E. PETTIT,
del3 • • • No. 309 WALNUT Street.
MATERIALS FOR MINCE PEES.:
BUNCH, LATER, AND SULTANA RAISINS;
CITRON,CURRANTS, SPICES,
CIDER WINE, &c., &c.
AL3ealkil i C. ROBEItiTat,
• DE4THL:III . PINE GROCERIES, •
deb-If tt -ELEVENTH AND VINE NIB.
••• • • •
RIM!
WHISEZI
Went 'our.own and other celebrated Distillettes. -
We are. con sten nly receiving.
OLDmItYS, W. IT, AND BOURBON WHISKIES,.
With' vihich , for price and quality,
WF, GOALLENGE COMPA.RIOO3.
Orr Whiskies, for purity, mellowness.,saa NlicAtcy.EFG 4
RIVINEWAT THE BEST IN THE.;WORLD, '
And,we.seli t' am at about HALF PF.T
OUR RETAIL DEPART 4
Bea already become a considerable 1 pin our bust- ,
nessi and tocautinue it in its present 'sLate.and to cater& ~
it, ! we shall salloionvithstanding the-Tex: about,aschee.Dv..
ly as ever.
CONSIDER THESEEINSL
Monongahela Whisky, 60 cents wkr On..
Old lloarhon 'Whisky, 711 cents Ler, _ on.
Old .11ye Whisky $1 ver gallon.
Extra Old Rye' hisky, 81.50.4101ti0n.
Very Choice Old Nye w hisky, rh.pca gallon.
N. VAN .SEIL,
.. '
118 North SECOND Streetr pine theirs above Arch.
degantif . .
,:i:.....• THE PHREXOLOGIO.44 0 A 43 1 7:
yi-r- NET AND BOOK &WEB Is open day' and even-,
A L, ing for the sale of kooks op Phren'olow, Phyt
!Ilk
logy, Hygine, Phouoi c rapby, and for /sumo •
cal‘exananations. ordain by:malt skrigir: •.
addressed to JOHN
.17. cAx . ,
oc2S.wsinSmit 10112 CHESTNUT Street, Plans.
NIEDICINAL CO, IV.
. 4 3- 4 - SANER & / 51, ', 1 11 ,1 T)U P 1
Street, are now reeetateig s tit. 44 supplies; fres h;frord„ the.
flatteries.
The superiority olithgig Oil in every; mlnec,t has gained,
sforit. a reputatim ago- beyondo t p t y, bther - gratidan,
the • market. To matrlton it,' theiareldfittosained, ttis
supply an °Ale] eiskaiton&y.be entir ToliedenfOr Wk.
netts and purity.. S o testimonials.° Drs. 1.34t0r.
son, Darrach. and others.. . ttoSitemw.wn.w.•
.ji -- UWE'S ' Ste: DEPDX 88-.
111
•
1a ranklitkl,uatittOa. • '
' The undor4guea. tha.uhflA Sir Rest ~vors. ttgA haat
determined IA merit farm i ntAggi", 114 a eeekyT! mi.
elegant mid oOgv,eni, ,t,...md=p4 i , o ef wa -r g ,,4 1 .-
large as.wr,tulent of 11,1x.ii, uel
Chilled I,ron. Vire . ti,n. lekritter Xki>of S4Ma w coilk
strictly tire and burg/avareoreatee made). Also, label
Thiecieslled &tills Vaillf."dat:e. nit Bitn)&.kteLlit,. ,_,_
Lllste'ii 13ank VAIIIIIIOPE. B "4, ( " 14.4 W . ..... tAt"..K
to order on short notire• Tbtia ~,. ..,_ 6 4rIgtra'• W." Dray
tette& and cheavest Poor and 44 , 9* of ugol
ttention is dal fect to 4 ti e's N.
.Almo, nartimlar A
• Cabinet Safe, for Plate, Jewelry, &e. Tiro &ft , 18, - t on.
eedet to surritar. in style
an elegance anything r; r
' offered •• for • thia Suirnone. and , in iiir 411.1)) , Owe . t h a t .. ip
strictly are and burglar proof.
SpEcim, VOTICE. — I have now Clii hklld 9',,y. t wf Lit y a .
Ferrel, Herring, di 00.'s Sate.kmorket the. nearly new.
and come forty of other makers, oulnPe . ang a oomplete•
assortment as to sizes. aod ull:hAar.d'eorch.inged for the
w
no eoiebrated Lillis Safe , Titer Y. ill be sold at VMS:
low prime: . Plaage call and ORalO ne.
jartliry, , .."--`lll,. C. SADLEdi s Lunt,
AUCTION, Se: LE.
'AMUSEMENTS.
SMASH INGTON'S GOAT.
WANTS.
BOARDING. ,
PERSONAL.
OLD :WHISKY!