TIIE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAM PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, I860. 5 1 I 1 t I Dioitition of Tartnership. Jarden, by limitation. tee & Martin, by limitation. yd 6C Hough, by limitation. tiarloi P. Walters & Co., by limitation. tllckman, Hall & Co., by mutnal oonnont. Moore, Whcattey & Cottlngham, by mutual con tent. Courtney, Woodward & Co., by mutual consent. Hood, Bonb'rlght A Co., br limitation. De Oourscy, Bryan & Co., by limitation. I M. Oresswoll & Co., by limitation. Flold, Langotroth & Co. J Monroe, Smalt & Co., by limitation. ' ' I Magee, Hicks Se Co., change to J. B. Hicks & Co I John Pollook & Co., by mutual consent. Brown A Kwald, death of C. J. Kwald. Smyth A Williams, by mutual consent. ; Boift", Howell A Harvey, of Philadelphia, and Howell, Barr AS Co., of New York, by mutual con tent. v H. Duhrlng & Co., withdrawal of Henry Duhrlng nd William T. Duhrlng. t Burnett & Bickel, by limitation and death of K. . Burnett. i Samuel K. Slmos, apothecary. Hac'dook, Beed & Co., by mutual consent, i Stuart, Peterson & Co., withdrawal of C. A. Blchards. . f I. P. Morris, Towne & Co., by mutual consent. J Sterling & Franks, by mutual consent. J Samuel Barton A Co., by mutual consent. i Stlrk & Kaub, by mutual consent. John Austin & Co., by mutual consent. ! Mcllwatne A Bacon, by mutual consent. Geo. W. Beed & Co., by mutual consent. Charles K. Morgan & Co., by mutual consent. J. S. Young, Altemus & Co., by limitation. Boggs A Kirk, death of W. I.. Hoggs. Shelmire, Orr & Co., W. H. Shelmlre withdraw ing. J. S. Iiash & Co., by mutual consent. James K. Brown & Co. ' Duy & Hollinshead, by mutual consent. Boop, Kibbe A Co., death ef Samuel W. Koop. A. 8. Jenks it Co., death of Hubert W. Mlngus. Frledbergor, Strouso & Bowles, by limitation and consent. Arnold, Nusbaum & Nlrdlingor, S. W. Arnold re tiring. John C. Hunter A Co., by mutual consent. J. Perry & Co., auctioneers, by mutual consent. H. E. Kirberg, by mutual consent. Kdmund A. Soudor & Co., withdrawal of Arch. Oetty. J. W. A J. F. Starr, by mutual consent. John Zebloy, Jr. & Co., by limitation. Samuel Lee & Co., by limitation. Hance, Griffith A Co., by mutual consent. Komberger, Cunningham & Co., by limitation. Thornton, Maybln & Co., by limitation. I.udwlg, Kncedler & Co., by mutual consent. Oelbach & Met.ger, by mutual consent. New Firms. Tearce, Doron & Co., importers anil Jobbers of hosiery, gloves and small wares. B. J. Biddoll & Co., produce commission. Koons Jc Kuoir, produco commission. Duy A Woods, general Insurance agency. Geo. J. Graff, wholesale grocery and commission Jarden & Co., wholesale grocery. Joseph D. McKee, late McKee & Martin. John L. Hough & Co., late Boyd & Hough. Walters Brothers, ship chandlery and grocery. Hall, Whiteman A Co., wholesale tobacco. Hickman & Cottinghum, wholesale grocers and general commission. Woodward, Brothers &. Co., tobacco and general commission. Starr A. Hart, tea brokerage. H.C.Moore A: Co., white goo.ls, linen and em broidery. Hunsicker Bros., lumber. Hood, Bonbriht & Co., dry goods jobbing. Deconrsey, Wourcade & Co., cloths, caslmcrcs and silks. Cress well, Slack A Co., wholesale dry goods. Young, Smyth, Field & Co., hosiery, notions, white goods, etc. Langstroth, Muison Ar Co., successors to Field, Langstroth & Co. J. B. Hicks k Co., late Magee, Hicks & Co. F. M. Thome & Co. John Pollock, successor to John Pollock & Co. Brown A. Hibberd, wholesale groceries. Young, Smyth, Field &, Co., late Smyth &, Wil liams. Rio tt' & Harvey, wholesale grocers. I Howell, Barr fc Co., wholesale grocers, New York. 1 H. Duhrlng & Co. j William Simpson &. Sons, manufacturers and , printers of cotton goods. j Mlddleton, Sill & Co., cotton brokerage. , I. P. Morris & Co. Lewis Taws and J. P. i Thompson. ' J. C. Sterling, maunfitcture of children's shoes. Samuel F. Franks, manufacture of women's aud 'l children'sshoes. j Samuel Barton & Sons, wholesale grocers. Kaub & Frymler, wholesale China, glass and fjucenswarc. George W. Beed & Co., wholesale clothing. Edward Gratz, Jr., A Co., dry goods commission. Morgan, Young, Altemus & Co., dry goods job bing. W. F. Potts, Son & Co., iron aud steel. William T. Kirk, wholesale grocery and produce Robert L. Orr & Co., jobbing of cloths, cassl meres, shawls, &c. Ely & Williams, Iron, steel and manufactured metals. Charles A. Duy, general insurance agency. Kibbe, Colladay & Trout, dry goods Importing tnd commission. A. 8. Jenks & Co., succeeding same firm style. Frledberger A Strouse, wholesale and retail nftl llnery goods. Jamea W. McKonnan & Co., general commission business. Arnold, Nusbaum & Nlrdllnger, In continuation. Monroe, Smaltc & Co., general boot aud shoe business. McFetricU A Brown, plumbing and gas-fitting. j j $ Ernst Kirberg & Co., imported and domestic , woolens. 'l Edmund A. Souder & Co., shipping. 3 Archibald Getty, Atlantic wharf, Charleston, S.C. Heppard A Honegger, importing and commission i dry goods. j Jesse W. Starr & Sous, iron founders and manu Jfacturera. v Stouffer, Myers arlllckmaii, csttsn jobbers. 1 1 amu 1 isce A Co., wool commission, j J Hance Brothers & While, ruiMiiifucturlng pUar- 'maceutists and cbenifHt. A. & J. II. Homuior, iort-igu and domestic drv E goods coiumisHion. ltomierger,l.oiig & Co., Importing and jobbing dry goods. George C. Napheys - Sou, guneral provisions and manufacturers of lard oil. Thorntou & Smith, cotton and woolen manufac turers. Gregg & Cooper, wool HaKiuett, Nolll & Co. K needier, Patterson A Co., importing aud job Ling dry goods. Joseph A. Loutey, retail dry goods. John Austlu, succeeding John Austin Si Co. ' Doruan, Maybin Si Co., manufacturing carput. iruittfiJ Co., changed to Truitt, Wattson Vi Perry, Wendell, Kay & Co.. succeeding Perry & Wendell. Seiberllug, Smith & Sliomo, late Se:berUng & Smith. , . Wm. 8. Boyd & Co., wholesale grocers. Carhart, Smith & Howell, tiour, grain and gene ral commission. Bacon Si Docoursey, dry goods commission. Thomas Carson, hosiery and notions. 1'artners Admitted.' George W. McWHUams A B. K. Kchler to D. S. Yluebrouvr; wholesale boots nud shoes. f i i f D. W. 0. Moore to Coffin A Altemus; hosiery and notions. Charles H. Hlllman to Thomas B. GUI & Co. Frank E. Elwoll and George If. Weygandt to Henry C. Kellogg. John Wiseman to John I.. Hough Sc Co. Horace M. Hunsicker to IT. A. Hunsicker. George Rudolph to F. M. Thome. Samuel H. Sides and James J. Cannon to Burns & Smucker. Alfred Sill and Edwin Mlddleton to O. Middloton. Benjamin F. Bloomingdale to Bloomingdalo, Rhine & Co. John H. Roror to Henry S. Rorr-r. Clinton C. Hancock to Charles U. Williams A Co. Edwin H. Stewart to B. I). Stewart & Sous. Walter M. Patton to Beeves & Parvln. William H. Zorns to William Eraser. John S. Welmer to Siter, Prlee & Co. Samuel H. Sterett to Gardner, Brewer & Co. James L. Newbold to James S. Mewbold & Son Geo. D. Napheys to Geo. C. Sapheys. Harvey K. Hlnchman to Howard Hlnchman. Henry S. Godshall to Hammctt & KelU. Henry Sylvester to Fred. J. Sylvester. Francis Maybln and John Pickens to Dornan& W. H. Belknap and O. F. Dewey, of Philadelphia, and W. C. Towell.of New York, to William A. Drown & Co., of Philadelphia and New York. Sigourney W. Fay aud Wm. Norria to Perry & Wendell. Wm. D. Sliomo to Soiborling & Smith. Win. S. Boyd, Jr. and Chas. S. BoydtoWm.S. Boyd. Special Partnership. George L. HarrlBon with A. B. Jarden, wholesale grocery. William N. Wyeth with Ely & Williams. Joseph C. Boop with Kibbe, Colladay Trout. Charles O. Beed with Monroe, Smalts & Co. W. S. Balrd and D. B. Ervin with Bomberger, Cunningham & Co. William Smith with Thomas Carson. Withdrawals. D. W. Heppard & Theodore Honegger from Wer ner ltschner & Co. Henry A. Stiles from Slter, Prlee & Co. Charles Hartshorne aud Francis C. Yarnall from Yarnall A Trimble. Removals. E. H. Dllk & Co. to 136 south wharves. Henry C. Moore to C17 Chestnut street. Lynch & Fisher to 213 Market street. Hlggins, Vanncman & Bell to No. T north Third street. Alex. Wray & Co. to 21T Church street. CITY ITEMS. CX.OTHIKO LOWES THAW FOR TBIC Hkll. Ovbbcoats. Fine all-wool Chinchilla and Fur Beaver reduced to......... 18 00 Of the newest and most stylish material, cut and make, which have bern sold at taoo A great variety of all styles, upwards fiom. - . 00 gKATiKa Jackets. The b,f)st assortment In the City, selling oil very low. Pantaloons, all-wool Cass'mere, reduced to..st)0 VJtsTH Floe all-wool Cassimire. reduced to.-...!- Bcbikkss Coais, In great variety, at prices equally low. eovb" I wthino, very low Indeed. Our whole sUMSlc of it as a. Yooths', Boys' aud Childbbn's C'lothino to be sold out at a great Reduction v Pricks, which are In all cases guaranteed lower lhan the lowest elsewbtre, or the sale cancelled and the money refunded. Call aud examine our goods after having examloed those ut the 'sauildcioK," houses before purchasing. A fair test Is all we ask. Half-way M-utrn 1 Bsssirr A Co., iVthand Y l'owii Hut., 6'aA tirerlt) No. Alt UixicsrST, . Puiuadii.ihia, And No OOP Broadway, Mtw Yoac K.xrncRANT Hkalth Is a blessing vouchsafed to few. Even those who have boon favored by naturs with strong constitution and vigorous frames are ap to neglect the precautious uecesssry to pruservethsse precious endowments. Indeed, as a rule, the mora healthy and robust a mau Is, the more liberties be s inclined to take with his own physique. It If some consolation to the na'urally weak and leeble to know that they can be so lnvlgora'.ed and built up, by a proper nse of the nieait which science has placed at their disposal, as to have a much bet er chance of long lire and exemptions fr'-m dltesse aid pain, than the mcBt aih.et'c of their fellows who are toolisn enough to suppose themselves Invulnerable, aud act accoidugly. It Is not too much to say that more than half the people of the civilised world need an oecationai Ionic te enable them to support thsstrala upon their bodies and minds, which the fist life of this rest'.ess age oo caslona. In fact, a pure, wholcnome, unexciting ionic Is the grand desideratum ot the busy millions, and tbey have tbe article In Hosthtteb's tTOMAOH Bi-rraas. It Is a stamimai. moieiNB, i. 6., It Imparts perms nent strength to weaa sy.temsand Invlioratea dall cate constitutions. Its reputation and Its sales have steadily lncteased. Competitive preparations have been Introduced ad libitum, anrt, as far as the public Is concerned, ail nauieum, In th hope of rivalling It; out they have all either perished In Uis attempt, or been left tar In the rear. It has been the or sat ukdical succsssor hi rausENT csntusyi and It Is quite certain that I o proprietary med'clne In this couuiry Is as widely known or as generally psed. Ten lightning presses, runnleg iocettantly (Saodiys excepted) tbe whole year through, barely supply the demand for tbe Illustrated Almanac, In which the nature and nsfs ot the preparation aresst forth, the circulation now being over Bye millions a yesr. Mr DIBS B DMoaisTa.-Nasby, whose ortaography la dally becoming more peculiar and mixed ap, ha dttermluad to go to "Noo Yerk," where "Demoorlsy flurlahes like a green ha tree " Mark Twain u now personating the ' Wlekedest Man" Id the Butcher Rrglon, Nevada, where he Is successfully stripping John illen of all notoriety. Oeorge Francis Train U by this lima startling Omabalans with bis Fesltlle naransues, lnjwalch stntentlouiness and uOAser.se aiejudlclous'y mixed. Alter Is dally play. Idi ptactlcal (and benevoleut) Jokes on the commu nity, by selling tbe very btst of cosl at tbe most moderate of rates. Ills large yard at No. 9J7 N. Nln'h street Is the scene of cot slant activity. Fij. Fa buck Calf Boots and Oaitibb. The man who baa never experienced the pleasure of wearing a pair ol boots made by William H. Helweg, Is to soma extent an object of commiseration. We peak knowingly, havlnf worn Helweg's boots for years. Their comfort, however, is not their only recommendation, as they are made ot the beat mate rial and In the very best manner Helweg will not employ an Incompetent workman; therefore his r work Is always first-class. His store and factory la at No. MS Arch Btreet. next to the corner of Sixth. JIm Xntbcsiastio A uvocATV. My wire, from a six years' previous use of a Wheeler A Wilson M cl lne, came to I he use of a Urover A Baker with iuctaaoe. But la a lew weeks prejudice vanished admiration succeeded, and now ibeOr jver A Baker has no score enthutiasllo advocate than aha. The slapllcity rf lis construatioa, tbe fcldty with whlob Its ess is acquired, the beauty, strength, and elasticity oflu atlion, and its aCaptabllllty to all hinds of work, ore tjuahtiri which do not all br.tang at one to any other machine," heller from l'rofeuor Henthaio, tif W'illitlon Bnninnry. A Hack me Couoh la one of the most distressing as U aa dangerous forma of cough one can be aflluftcd with. Its continuous aotlon fatigues and irrlta'es tbe lungs, and thus engender consumption. TJpham's Fresh Meat Cura will our the cough, soothe the Irritated bronchia, and give tone and vigor to the lunjs and whole system. A single bottle will couvlnce any on ot It purity Sold one dollar per bottle ' Johnston, Hollowat A Oowdkw, No. SOi Arch street. il kalth A-3K Walth.-Health depends upon our keeping our sjsiems In proper loue. W often need the aid of lonloa to do' so. Fpesr's "B'aodard W.ne Hitters," socordlug to tb opinion of aur best and most suooess'ul MedtOkl Practitioner, are tb deside raiuni so long (ought afler by tu profession. Try them aud b CouvinoMl, 9id by Uroatflsts. Ja-war-ar-Mr. William W. Oaasldy, No. II South Recond street, haa th largest and most attractive asaortmentoflln ewelry and silverware athaoltr Purchasers can rely npon ob'alnlog a real, pore arti cle furnished at a prlee which cannot be eqtialle-1. Ha also haa a large stock of American Western watche In all varieties and at all price. A visit to hie store la sure to result in pleasure and profit. . Skibt Disbasis What form of diseas I more annoying than that of the skin, with It Itching, stloclng, smarting, It ugly red plmolea, blotchy eruption, and loathsome Ichorous desquamation Happily, Hleskell'a Tetter Ointment I aaovarelcn rtmedy for every form oi sain disease, making a radloal cur In every case. Bold 50 cent per box. Pent by mall for SO cents. Johnston Holloway A Oowdeo. Pnoor ov tbi Pcddimo ia Katino it: bo w th Clothing, th proof of Its quel ty Is by Ut duraoKUtt! and th fact of I coming 1-omt'nAii.uttroKSt A Oo,'i is prool positive that yoa will o perfec ly sails fled with the qoality.st vl. and raiOK. MAnniED. mrKHARDT-FCHORCH. On New Year's Eve. at Hi. rani's M. E. Uhurcli, by the Kev. AnHionr Au wood. CBiKLKM H. F.CKUARUT to KANNI R a. SLaoghter ol Bamoel rohurcn. iCsq., all ol this city. I DIED. HALT. On tbe mornlDi of the nth Instant. BOBKKT B. HA1J., In tbe t& ' ear ol bis age. The relative and male n-lend are invited to attend the funeral, on alonaay, the 4th lnsiaut. at 11 o'olncK. from his late residence. No. 1131 Oirard street. Ser vices at St. Peter's Church, Third aud Pine streets. BKtLKRS. On the morning of the 1st instaat. Ma BY B.. wife of Jos. 1. Hollers, In the 2 id year of her age. Mer Mends and those of th family are Invited to attend the funeral, from the residence ot her huibano, Ho 7M Jr. Blxieenmniree oa tuuiy, me f tu instant, at 1 o'clock P. M. To proceed to Darby. Trt"F.RRTTV On Wednesday .the aoth of December. JAMKM B.bTEKKTT. . . . . , The trlend ot the family are Invited to attend his funeral, fiom bis late residence, No. 411 Oreeu street, on Monday morning, January 4, at 10 o'olook. Am ebicaN Life Insurance Company, Ot Uiladelplxia. 8 t- Corner Fourth and Walnut Streets JtJfiU IrutUulion hat no tuperior in the United Stale. 610 FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFE A PERFECT SAFE. MARVIN'S CimOMHJ UtON SPHKltlCAL BURGLAR SAFE CANNOT BI3 SLEDGED! CANNOT BK WEDUEO t CANNOT BE DRILLED! CALL AND BEE THEM, OK BEND FOIt DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR. MARVIN A CO., riUSClPAL ) 721 CUESaXUT Street, WAREllODSES, Masonic Hull, fhilada.; No. 265 BROADWAY, New York-; No. 108 BANK Street, Cleveland, Ohio; And for sale by onr Agents In the principal cities thioughout tbe United IStateH. i'i M it FOR SALE. rffij KOR SALK LA.HGB PWELLIN'J. NO, Hl 714 r-uruOB ttruet. l.ol 24 feet 9 Inones bv S60 tmi lo40 teet sirtet. Stable on the rear. House aud stable In tnorough tepair. immeaiate possession. H. WAUNKU. Jb., 13 26 6t N. ii H. THIHD Street. FOR RENT. CT O R RENT. PKEMISES, No. 809 CIIESNUT SU, JTOK BTORB OB OmOl ALSO, OFFICKS AND LARGE BOONS suitable for a Commercial College. Apply at TO LET SHOWY STORE. WITH GOOD Cellar. No. 424 N. KIOH l'U. Bueek Good Busl. utoa icaiion. Kent rroueraie. unset PIANOS. 8TEIN WAY & HONS' (1BAND f 1 1 square and upright Piano, at BLAB1UB u oo. imw uniutiiHi ntreet. iiu 11 IU CIIICKERINO Grand, Bquare ana upright 1IAHOB. DTJTTON'3, No 914 CHKSNDi Btreet. NEW STYLE SKATING BOOTS. BART LETT, THE BOOT MAKER, No. 33 SOUfll SIXTH STREET. New S1 ylcB for the Promenade. New Styles for the Parlor. New Sljlesfor llcarj Weathei. Ilia large stock enables him to famish a good Ot stall times. 10 16 fmwj fja & C. A. WRIGHT, No. 62 CIIKNMJT sTKEET, Have 'ust received a large asaortmout ol NEW AND ELEGANT FANCY ARTICLES, Belecled In Europe this season for their NOVELTY AND BEAUTY, ESPECIALLY FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. Also, a- large and beautiful assortrfient of genultie MEERSCHAUM I'lPES, Which they offer for sale 111 to mwfltt AT VERY REDUCED PRICES. NTLWINDOW RAT TL ER tor Dwelling, Can,Hteamloats, Etc. Prevents Rattling and Shaking oi the Win dows by the wind or oilier causes, tightens the sash, prevents the wind and dust from entering, aslly attached, aud requires but a single glance to Judge of Us merits. Oall on the (ieneral Agent. , C. P. ROSE,' . No. 787 JiYNE Street, I T 0 IMPOSSIBLE FOR ANY HOUSE TO Ou T TIIE PRICES DOWN AS LOW as vre arc now selling all our CLOTIIlL' a,ld tUo 'REASON for it caa b vC.ry easily seen. An appraisement of ,lhe 8tock'. wa8 made under direction of the EXECUTOR, and thea it waa al:termIncd to ecll it at ON0E to moke a quick settlement of the accounts of tW former Firm- To do this THE PRICES WERE ALL Pf7 DOWN, are th.it we OUARANTEE them fully TEN PER CENT. LOR THAN THE LOWEST ELSEWHERE, OR GOO 3 TAKEN BACK AND CASH PAID YER AGAIN WHEN SHOWN TO BE OTHERWISE. It will bo remembored that our Style, Make and Finish is FAR BET TER than .ordinary Ready-Made Clothing. Our large facilities always enable us o SELL CHEAPER THAN OTHER HOUSES; and now, under these special circumstances, it can bo readily seen that this is THE opportunity to lay in a full supply. We ha to still a very large stock (at le ist $150,000 worth of Goods), and freahly supplied every day by new lots, as wo are making up all the piece-goods we had on hand. -As before announced, we continue to allow those whom it suits best to make selections anl pay in instalments until all is paid up. Storo Open from 7 A. M. to 9 P. M. WAWARflAKER & BROWW, OiVXv II AJLU9 THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE, SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS- DRY GOODS. BLANKETS AND QUILTS. S1RAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER, CEXTSaL DK goods stoke, Corner EIGHTH and MARKET, PHILADELPHIA. HURON BLANKETS. We still have a full supply of the celebrated HritON BLANKETS, which have heretofore hat ucb unprecedented s.le. Attention Is specially directed to the quality, size and weight cfS beea B'ankcts. Tbey come to ns direct from tbe manufacturers, and will not be found In any other establishment. Forcbasera may rely on getting Blankets, oi the beit quality, and at only one protU gn fl;s. cost, HURON GOLD MEDAL, UCBON BWAK8LOWN, HURON PRKM1UM, HURON EXTRA SUPER. FCRN1TUBK DIMITIES. MARSEILLES EXHIBITION QUIuTS, BCRKAU COVIRS, COUNTERPANE J. Five cases fine ALL-WOOL BLANKETS, sllgntly dantated at toe wills, will De soldat a oargaln. ALL WOOL BLANKETS. ItuO I' ICR PAIR. ALLrWOOL BLANKUTd, 5 00 PKtt PAlJt, ALlrWCOL BLANKliTS, fii-0PER PAIR. STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER, DRY GOODS. omen CTRC kill a. II f wiakj Mo. 020 ARCH STREET. FINANCIAL. t Ulcm PHILADELPHIA, MUrzuvtftn Eelweeu Market and Chesnnt, PiaUdelBtUA. W. PROCTOR & CO. ABU MOW OFFEKIMU 8PECIAL BARCAIN8 IN LADIES' FINE CLOAKS, Kcduccd One-Third to One-Half F0UMLK ALSO. LADIES' FUKS, 1 he whole oT which they desire to CLOSE OUT in order to relinquish the Department. f. W. PROCTOR & CO., TUB BCE-UIVE," No. 920 CHE8NUT Street, 1 1 tathfw PHILADELPHIA. EXTRA NOTICE. JOHN W. THOMAS, Noa. 405 and 407 N. SECOND St., Inrites especial attention to his LARUE aud LLLUANT assortment of STAPLE AND FANCY DUY GOODS SUITABLE FOR ' . U 7 HOLIDAY PRESENTS. The Entire Stock Is Offered at the Yerj LOWEST I'KILES.' "pEAFSfc88. E7EBY 'IN8TUUME-VT TUAl XJ sclenos and sslll have Inveuutd to Assist ins boarlng in evvry dxsnw of dtrntuess; also, Jiatplr. tun; also, Oraudall's CaUuit (.IrntcUss, suurtor to any oUieis In iu, at P. MAUClBA'tt, Mo. - us a SJUiTU Ms-eat, blow Ckasniu, ttAot FOR HOLIDAY C FTS, LINEN H A UKEliCIIIE FS, A Splcudid Stock. ALSO, FINE TABLE CLOTHS, FINE NAPKINS, BEAUTIFUL TABLE COVERS', -FINE PIANO COVERS, GREAT MARK DOWN TO SELL OV$ SUR PLUS STOCK. QMwfmj EYRE & LANDELL FOURTH AND ARCH. LEHIGH VALLEY RR. MORTGAGE BONDS. REDUCTION IN PiUCES FOB till Christmas Holidays. MAGNIFICENT SHAWLS. EXPENSIVE 4UUC3. FASHIONABLE I'OPLINS. DESIRABLE CLUAKLNG-J. 4-4 PURE SILK VELVETS. SATIN STRIP SKIRTINGS. STRIPE POPLIN SKIRTINGS. GRAND DUCUE3S SKIRTS. BELLE BB'VNE SKIRTS. FIRST QUALITV ASTIUCHANi. 6000 yarda DELAINK4 for Preaenta for tka Belpaof tbe bous. 6000 yarda fast Fast O oieJCtlINTZB3, do. 2000 yards 4 i FREMCH CHINTZES, da Bargalos In HandkMrctilefi, moves, Collars Hearts, and Neok Ties. 12 i fmwlmrp STEEL & 8ON. For lha Next Thre Weeks, l'rerlous to T.kit.t? Account of Mack, II1 Offer the Bdlauce of their Stock or DKESS GOODS ut a Still Further BedHctiou In Prices. Allied Poplt l a 2). IS, " k7 rents. LSi-yarda wide Engllib Alerln es, at 10 cents. Black Allocs POjIIds at 40 50, 6!, 76, 850 , ft, etrli edPop lnlir sul i.at 7),.7,'c, 115. , Silks at Reduced Trices. . . 1 1 ..... 1 , . lyous Cloaking Tel vet sal Iteiliiced Trices. fill 82-Lcn l you Velvet, reduo.dla J5. Shanrls at lUd icetl Trices. KOI. TIB AI Tl NORTH TENTH T., H PHILADELPHIA.. . , AMI li X JMUUIiNINO. IwVtKV ABTICLR FOB FIIWT AND 8K0OS1 MOUKNINU WKAB. DR1H UOODH. BUMNICT3. rill AW LB, VfclLH, UWAPUd, COLLARS, ETC, At prlcM to compete wtili tha preeant saorltlcel. DHY UUOUS. 51 Y E E 6 New Mourning Store, .. . ' Ko, 11U CHKbNUT Btrset, ll.srni2iu (ilHARD HOW. m 1. u ! We offer for sale a limited amount of these FIRST-CLASS BONDS AT NINETY, And Accrued Interest from December 1. The Bonds are la amounts of SI 000, F.ltber Registered or Coupon, at the option of tlte purchaser, and bear Interest at SIX TEIt CENT., Free From all tiorernmentand Stato Tuxos. The Mortgage under wUlcU these Bonds are Usued la lot F1YE MILLION'S OF DOLL IBS, Upon a property costing over TYFvMI MILLIONS OF KOLLAJtS, Tbe gross leceip! opon whlob for tbe year past are over FOUR MILLION DOLLARS. Weofler these Bonds as In every respect A FIIIST-CLASiS SECURITY, And will receive In payment for them United BtaUs, Htate, City, or ottjer Marketable Securities, allowlnnllia lull market price DREXEL A CO., BANK KK9, No. 34 S. THIRD Street. WM. II. HEW HOLD, SON & AERTSUK Corner WALNUT aud DOCK Sts., ) imrp PHLLAOKLPHIA. Ijlilfc HAr'B DEPOSIT COMPANT, For Safe Keeping of Valuables, Securitte, etc., and Renting of Safe. DIKBUTOaS N. B. Browns, I J OtlllnKbasn FelLI Alex. Henry, CILCIsrSe O Haoalvaier, IB. A. Caldwell, Joba Web. I K. W. Clark, I Geo. V. Tyler, OFFICE, No. 421 UHK8NUT 8TBEKT. ix. jb, BBJvr no. rrosiaens , Vloa Presldenl t Uiwnul O. H. (JLARK JC. PATl'KBOOR. Boo. and lTeaMLrec MINCED MEAT. RINGED MEAT. TIIK BEST IN TUB fllAUKET v" . THIS FACT IS ItJBTONO lVESTIOV. Tbe undersigned, a few days since, burned challenge tbat bis article waa tbe beat MINOED M BAT In tbe rr.ark.et. This baa not been aocepted, but evaded by one who heretofore baa claimed superiority. JOSHUA WRIGHT, B. W. CORNER FRANKLIN antTSTRLNG GARDEN Sts., PHILADELPHIA. Fob Balk by all Grocers. 13 IS tf R La TRADESMEN'S NATIONAL BANK Will Occupy Its New Banking Boojn, No. 135 South SECOND .St., ABOVB WALNUT. On Katuidpy, January 3, 1809. It 80 (Hp PATENTS O.-f ANTS 6COUKBD 1 NO HTKMt llKD from 1 to I tncbw, at HrHU S1? 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