(Continued from the First Paste.) half a century only three or'fJur papers bad an existence, the combined weekly issues and contents of which probably did not ex ceed that of a single daily, of modern times. A history of these journals and those which followed them, would doubtless be in teresting to many; but, Mr. President, suoh is not my purpose here to-night; this Is not the tlpae : and place for such remarks. I rose merely to respond to the toast given, to say a few words as a reminis cence of the olden time, to recall the /beginning of a great result; and it now only remains for me to add the names of Brad ford, Franklin, Sellers, Sower, Miller, Bun lap, Claypole and Poulson, and say of them as the Fathers of Pennsylvania Jonrnalism, who have done their work and passed away from the scenes of earth, we still hold them in-honored remembrance, and pray God to keep their memories green! In the beauti ful and touching language of our great poet, Whittier: “We turn the pages tbat the? read Their written words we linger o'er, But In tbe sun the; cast no shade. No voice Is heard, no elgri lsma„e, No step la on the conuclous floor.' 1 “ The German Americ&n Tress —Ever har monizing with American Institutions was the next toast and was responded to by Dr. A. Morwitz, of the German .Democrat, in a neat, appropriate speech. “Our Reportorial Corps, Omnipresent, Unostentatious, and the great Essential of daily journalism,” was replied to by Cas per Souder, Jr., in a few apt remarks. The, next toast was “ Woman—Our Com panion in joy, our solace in sorrow—a Patriot both in Peace and War,” which was respond ed to by Mr. D. Brainerd Williamson, as follows; . WOMAN. From the bottom of yonr glasses, As this jovial hour passes, Drain to our country’s lasses, The last red drop of wine, To the sweet girls who caresß ns, When our worldly cares distress us.— To the laughing eyes that bless üb, Rise to this toast of mine. Who does not honor woman, Is more of brute than human, And by onr gallant trne-man, ■ Deserves to have no place, When in social, friendly meeting— Our bosoms hotly beating— We send our manhood’s greeting To the charmers of our race. Our Country we have toasted, And of her glories boasted; We’ve around her borders coasted, And found them all “O. K.,” And though the demon Treason, Attempted for a season, Her destruction, without reason, She is stronger still to-day! Oh! the Love we ever bore her— And that Flag which fluateth o’er her- Was to ns the real restorer . Of man’s full liberty; And this night we all can glory. In Time’s most noble story, Though writ on pages gory, Since onr mother-land is free. Then while our hearts are glowing, And thought in stature’s growing, And the cheery wine is flowing, To onr country’s lofty name; There’s another one to honor, And onr love we lavish on her, As she comes with wreaths upon her In the halo-light of fame. y*?, da y wo ® and sorrow, And the dread of the to-morrow, We know that we can borrow, , Brave oomfort from her smile. And the word of faith she breathes us, As her gentle arm enwreathes ns, la a blessing she bequeathes us, To encourage or beguile. So, to Woman, yet the nearest To dear Woman, still the dearest— She, whose trials are severest, As this jovial moment passes, * And give to all the lasses, i our devotion and your praise. A number of distinguished guests were JSSE” I'be 1 'be Nation, State and /f PhUa , d ® lpbla ' and the speeches made an d a Ppropriate nature. rf* add J ti ° n *° Uteregular toasts, speeches were made by Gustave Remak, Esq., Mr. Onslow, of the London Daily News-, Tbso dor® K - Da vis, of Harper’s Weekly, Colonel W. P. Smith, ot Baltimore: Mr. Eicleson of New York; Signor Blitz and others; and V* BO j B®. were sung by Thomas B. Rawkins and Wm, M. Runkel. __“f: G ® or S® N. Corson, a contributing rirwejfifi *u 6ad tbe - followin g acrostic oona posed for the occasion: ACROSTIC. This night—this genial, social hour, ±ias made a Brotherhood to tower Erect and high—a sovereign power! Pomp mid circumstance belong to those Monored by reason of others’ woes; I speak the praise of those who fulfill Lite s great objeot and our Maker’s will. Ana teach frail mortal’s how to dispell Darkness and doubt and phantoms of hell* Enter here the friends of light and of truth, Beaming wisdom, knowledge, and for sooth Putting e’er in practice nature’s laws, Mow high indeed is your noble cause! It is to lbabn from all creation, t ®ach mankind in every station. Priesthood, kingcraft, monarchies, powers, Republics, though great and strong as ours, Encountering foes in hostile fray, withoutyourinfluence, decay: ShaU live or die as the Press shall say. ** Called thus by God-like voices, men are e’er Bed, as by a star of promise there, Up life s steep, rough way to sure sue cess By the bright light that gleams from the Press. The company separated at a late hour, all being highly gratified with the entertain ment* The whole affair was well managed and reflects credit u.-on the Committee of Arrangements, consistiog of Mesrrs J H C. Whiting, Bewis Wain Smith, D. Brainerd Williamson, Chas. HeberClark and Wm.M. Runkel. Breweries Burned. The extensive beer brewery of Gnstavns Bergner, on Thompson street, between Thirty-first and Thirty-second streets, three stories high,and one hundred feet long by fifty wide, was al most totally destroyed,with all the valuable machinery, apparatus and fixtures! last evening, about 9 o’clock; 5,000 bushels of malt, and 2,000 bushels of hops wereburned. Two thousand barrels of beer were 'also Mined. The fire was accidental. Boss about $lOO,OOO, upon which there is a partial insurance in the Royal and other companies. While the above fire was at its blight flames were discovered issuing from the rear portion of Perot’s (now Sweetman’s) Brewery, on Vine street,below Fourth. The pertion of the Brewery on fire was a two ;,«tory brick building, facing on New street t?Tjd immediately adjoining the Butheran fijreh, and is UEed as a malt house. The K* frjroke out in the upper and rear por ■ ,b*of the malt house, and soon cat its Wf Ftghrongh to the roof, creating considera te aiffiht, and for a time, indicating a serf- I Conflagration, At one time it was f L'Ugbt that the flames would spread to the F -theran Church adjoining, but owing to ’ , praiseworthy exertions of the firemen s flames were confined to the locality where the fireoriginated; The main portion THM-DAILY EVENING BULLETIN: PHILADELPHIA. MONPAY, DECEMBER 24.1866.~TR1PtE SHERT: f the building suffered,ho damage by fire, •ut was well oeluged with water. Tne loss " ill hot be serious? > ■ - - ' The Sghool vTeaoh'ees And the . In ch ease of Rat.a Hies.-— The, school teaohers in their endeavors to secure , an increase of salary, held another meeting on Saturday “iiernoon to perfeot their course of action. E.i w; Shippen . Esq., President of the Board ci.School Control, was called to the chair. The committee appointed at the previous meeting reported they had not yet met the committee of Counoils, bat expeoted to do so ntxt Wednesday. They believed the pros , -cts were favorable for their application succeeding. President Shippen stated he had found Cuuncilmen favorably disposed in the matter oroppsed. He disproved the statement that tbe teachers had only five hours’ labor each clay, because the intermediate hours were largely occupied, and many reoorda have to kept, especially by the Principal of the Grammar Schools. He presented the fol lowing official figures, being a schedule of It,!!? - s \, salaries > 88 P er annual reDort of !Kbs, in all schools: . ' x , Per annum. Per diem 24 teachers receive $1,600 $4 io 2 “ 1,250 -3 42 “ 18 •’ 1,000 274 “ 3 “ 900 250 “ 27 “ 750 2 00 22 “ 700 1 99 1 “ 625 1 73 2 “ 600 1 70 80 “ 450 1 23 97 “ 400 1 09 58 “ 380 1 04 91 “ 360 98 11 “ 350 95 87 “ 340 93 83 “ 320 88 29 “ 300 82 1 “ 280 76 Mr. Belden, Principal of the Lincoln ! Grammar School, stated that owing to the inadequacy of compensation, the number of applicants for the higher position of teachers was yearly decreasing; in other cities the salaries are far in advanoe of what they received in Philadelphia. In onr city the highest salary in the grammar schools is ®1.5?0, and the lowest grade $3OO. In Bos ton, $2.600 is paid aa the highest grade,raised from $1,500; the lowest salary paid is $6OO. Io Providence the highest salary is $1,800;N. HaveD, $1,750; Cincinnati, $1,800; increased } early until they reach $2,100, The female assistants receive $6OO, increased yearly $5O until it reaches $750; the lowest salary is $4OO, annually increased $5O until it reaches $' 00. The samedisparagement exists in re gard to the High School principals and pro f-f-sors. In Philadelphia the former receive $2,500, and in Boston $3,500, yet the services rendered by all grades of teachers are at U ast as onerous as in those smaller cities. All these salaries have been thus increased within the last year, as otherwise the school department would have suffered. An in crease of $135,000, an addition of 25 per cent, v ill be satisfactory. Boys’ High Schools— 1 principal, $2 270: 6 professors, $1,806; 7 professors, $1,600; 1 pro fessor, $1,200. „ Girls’ High Normal School—l principal. $1.800; 9 teaohers, $600; 1 teacher, $4OO. 1,169 teachers receive less than $1 23 per diem; 1,038 teachers receive less than $1 09 Fer diem; 792 teachers receive less than 98 crnts per diem; 413 teachers receive less than 88 cents per diem; 229 teachers receive less than 82 cents per diem. Mr. Parker being called upon, stated he hud received offioial reports from thirty of the leading cities, though some have since been increased: New York pays an average annual salary of $632 to all grades; Phlla delpbia, $405; Brooklyn, $475; Baltimore, $491; Boston, $616; Cincinnati, $579; St. Louis, $684; Chicago, $612; Buffalo, $413; Newark, N J„ 8476; Louisville.s6lB; Alba ny, $500; Rochester, $460; Detroit, $433; Mil- Cle veland, $598; New Haven, Y ?W5: Kingston, n! y. t $612. Philadelphia pays the lowest sala ries, with but two exceptions, standing the t wentieth on the above list. Ten of the first ci ties pay an average of over 38 per cent an nually over Philadelphia. Mr. H. Y. Louderback, Principal of the Northwest Grammar School, testified to the willingness of City Councils to aoi as they believed to be best for the Interests of the city, and urged the teachers to act individ ually with all thfeir energy in urging the justice of the measure. 6 b President Shippen adverted to the pro posed incorporation of the school teachers for mutual improvement, and trusted every teacher would consider it a privilege and a duty to attend all the monthly meetings. He announced the committee to oonsider it mainly as published last week. Adjourned. Philadelphia Bible Society. —The Twenty-eighth anniversary meeting of the Philadelphia Bible Society was held in the Church ofthe Epiphany, last evening. Rey. Dr. Newton preached a sermon appropriate to the occasion from Psalms cvii. 20,“He sent his word, and healed them.” T^ s Sooiety is auxiliary to the Pennsyl ‘“e Society, and attends to the work •.^distributionand collection in this city. The Managers’ Annual Report was ren il a PP ear ed that oat of our iuu,ooo inhabitants, not more than 20 000 have ever aided the work ofthe Society, and the whole receipts for the year would bein sufflcienttokeep many of onr families: and yet this Society is the agency in this city for collecting means for translating and circu lating the Bible in languages of heathen nations, and in making written languages for Bnoh as have none. ° 8 , Bociet y> by translating the Bible into all languages (for this is itsulti mate design), wiU furnish a medium ot in between Ml the people of the already given the Bible in 183 distinct languages, 167 of which were t i a j S j£ tloDS s 1?® < i enn “ erlts ow “ auspices. And thus aside from its religions aspects, the work of the Society is of inestimable value to science and commerce. The receipts of4he Society for the past year were over $7,000, part of whioh has been expended on the work at home, and society lBoo6 handed over to the parent A Firemen’s Sunday Fight,— Between 12 and lo’clook, on Sunday morning, a riot occurred at Third and Pine streets.between members or adherents of the Franklin En gine and Niagara Hose Companies. Both companies ran up Third street, with crabs aDd wben near Pine street the Niagara passed the Franklin. Almost immediately JP lBto J- discharges took placZ dozen ?n by »n therS l I belieVed 40 b ® ab ° nti a Sergeant Broomall. of f d a posse of men, sue rioter *> six men 8 no Sted, m beir names are James Pol- Tm ner, Joseph Freno, J. W. Webb, J. Savage and W. Roaoh. They had tofriSf ° re Mi ‘ Batler * and were y held City MoRTAi.iTY.-The number of inter ments m the city during the week was 2ss against 228 the same period last year. Of the dren— l2l ? ere “dnlts and 137 chil dren 67 being under one year of aee- 12fi were males,l32 females, 69 boys and 68 iris Thegreatest number of deaths ooourredin the Seventh Ward, being 19, and the small est number is the Twenty-first Ward, where one is reported. The principal Pluses of death were, croup, 6; consumption, 39- convulsions, 14; diphtheria, 7; debility 14’ Oon of f ?r r A W - ; inflamma tion.of the.brain, 7; inflammation of-the lnngs, 24 and old age 9. 0 The Thomas Nanlty mentioned in Satur day's Bulletin as being charged with stabbing a policeman, is m no way con neeted with either Thomas or James Naulty, the well-known carriers. Murderous Assault.— William Shay, a mariße, called at the house of Edward O Nell, in Water street, on Saturday night, wrthe purpose of getting some clothes Mrs. O Nell had been washing for him. While there Edward came ia and commenced beajting his wife, whereupon the marine in terfered to save ber. The result was that p Neil cut him with a knife ia both thighs badly, and in the face. The marine was taken to the Third District station, where Dr. Joseph R, Coad dressed his wounds, and he was sent to the navy yard. O’Neil was committed to prison by Alderman But ler. - Sacked Congest.— A concert, with a very attractive programme of vocal and instru mental music, is to be given on Thursday evening next, at the First Presbyterian Church, Mantua, corner of Thirty-fifth and Bridge streets. A Cantata called “The Origin of the Seasons,” by Mr. Harley New comb, will be quite a striking feature of the occasion. The Vine street cars carry pas sengers directly to the church. Christmas at the Soldiers’ and Sail ers’ Orphan Home.— To-morrow will be suitably observed at the above institution, connected with the Northern Home for Friendless Children,’ Twenty-third and Brown streets. The exeroises will com mence at 2J o’olock. The new building erected for the use of soldiers’ and sailors' orphans’ will be thrown open to the inspec tion of the public. < .. Thb key to the mother’s heart is the baby. Keep that welt oiled with praise, and you can unlock all the pantries In the house, even Including the coal closets or c«Uar. Talking of coal closets reminds ns that yon can fill your cellars with the cheapest coal in the world If yon order it froULW. W. Alter. No. 95V North Ninth street, and Sixth and Spring Barden streets. . . Charming presents for beloved friends are comprised In the extensive collection of diamonds flue gold watches, jewelry, magnificent sliver ware opera glasses, thus, splendid bronzes, clocks, etc. at the elegant establishment of ■ ' Mb. J. BRKNNAN, Diamond Dealer and Jeweler, No. is, South Eighth street. Dr. Leon’s Infant Eembdt.—lnvalua ble lor all complaints Incident to teething. A mild vet heSnt^&p^av^K^ Bioicoffir, Hoyt,£io. 3i9 Chestnut street. gle Instance on record where there has been the leut £eAd^qSSS! ant - « oTO “yMtne S&wtS Exciting Times Everywhere.—Con gitss breaking np navigation closing np.otl compa nlta already closed up, admonish mat it Is time for as tt. wrap np ourselves warm to meet tne storms of win- Ur, and to do.i hat thoroughly and cheaply wo most s u^M a L clo,^i lnß .k of ri: lu f le! ‘ atote3 dt Co., first-class Clothiers, under the Continental Fine Confections and Fancy Boxes r ', A . VansalU'a store, Ninth and Chesmni, Is a perfect Chr stmss palace. Hts superfine Confections, iiench and American Mixture,, glacSd Frnlts, ana superb French boxes, are uneqaaled tor taster.! and ac-eptable presents, , Dr. Leon’s Electric Hair Rhnbwer.— Pfeparsu-n Tor tne hair. A positive JJ?™.ess: immediately arrests falling on “of the hair and restores gray locks to tnetr original color mi ttaSSS® 8- 6 ,rUI wm yo * • ?y That would be a Gift worth Re- CKIV2NQ! ’'—These were the emphatic words wfaioh from of a sensible-looking womao, Ini* 1 ??*? SiS o .?* “ ad ® lo oercn ’hestreetbysome t \BZ a *J&tK~¥%&? a * hl of Preaeatlng to bis wife a Wheeler, and Wilson eewL g Macaine.” We passed OD.jnwardlv ezidortlog the good lady’s reniarV, and it might t>e rung upon th* ears of every ope of ourread era who has money to spend. & Wilson la, beyond coa txad ction, thebest Family Machine In the world, and i f* prt sence in' every well regulated household Is be> c» mlcg an acknowledged necessity, uyjuoCMUlu a Oom Useful Christmas Presents.—lf you S Dy A' t ? 5r1 » , -' maa e lft that Will be appreciated JS-T g i to^ c ,-, T2r Market street, and bay one of Lash s unbtoyed “Jlratt cog Wtiea" Clothe*-Wring era, or one of .Lash s ave-dollar Washing Machine 1 * J.S.LAStt&OO. Rockhill & Wilson, 60S and 605 CUES TNUT STREET. . CLOTHING, ’ STYLE BK ATi r> u JACKETS. SEATING JACKETS NEW STILE SKATING JACKKIS h.F,?S‘ m ,.? abambls and Chocolate Cream. ha'®”*! with erange, plsiascla, blsqaq, <te. £ if* le^ 0 S i “.? y . Box “* “ago. and Toys rarChrlstmas al A. W. Ho. t a Caramel Depot, No. HO9 Wainatsureei.’ —You can findacom- S^’nmEig^“m«tAi,r aBonab,e prlce3 ’« Dllon '« MO. „ Important Removal.—Messrs &Bon,UieweU-known clothlersJiave remawmi their uncut geods to their new Btore, No. 809 Chntnnt street. Their stock or ready made clothtnc laitifi the old stand, No. fi2sC3i«tnutsSeet^wSSSif i!hTi£! fsoWly Opposed of at prkS ChS? tltmen have here aa opportunity to obtain tha fashionable clolhmg of the nest trSleriais at «£££ clnary lew rates. Call ana see foTyoSsSves.™ „ Tab ,£S. obnamknTB beautifully made bv Morse <S£Co„ 902 and *C4 Arch street. J Choice Articles for Gentlemen Such aa Gloves and Gauntlets Muto wSS" era. etc., at the Furnishing Depot of u HeSy N. W.cornerof Filth and Chestnut streeha y Lme ' Poultry and Game, of all kinds for btlowc hrain{£ BrotherSl Market, Fifth street tng H £s*w Js^amiMware'cheapf 3 ' r “ ble Mite,and _ fabson * CO. Dock street, below Walnut. §^tK.^t 8 L to d e „^^^ v ri#S ner of Filth and Chestnut sueeS/ 7 e ' “• w - CQr ’ Euiptio Sewing Machine Company’s Pennsylvania State Palis, Suitable for Presentation. C. Henrv ?■ corner of Fifth and Chestnut cboica «s»o7tisrat of Fancy biifc ecarft, Neckties, Glovts. Smoking jsckatfl Mr* wnich are well adapted for-Holiday Oms. 50 * 618 ' elc * 1 aiieady cognizant of the /act, we woSld suata thft 8?f old establishedi house of George Miller Sons Maxketetreet,have reduced their p/icm 23da?m„V 0 and now offer oneof the most annerbaSofi cheats to be found anjwhere “Phi* been celebrated for the exctflenceor I?DS ? DS lures ana their lmpSruSSS of Foretea"iSffi? I 's^ -yssjass High Hats Again Popular. Get a Bilk Hat from OAKJfOHDS’, Continental Hotel. Gifts of Utility and Elegance SaaasaßS Holiday Goods ! Holiday Goods i i Examine onr stock or woods 11 Indies’ Fora Gents’ Hats. ~ „ Children's Hats, Misses' Hats. Also, a stock of ’ Gents' Goods, Suitable for Christmas Presents OAKFORUS-, OontSw Hotel, Deafness, Blindness and Uatarrw '[ Isaacs, M. D,, Professor oftheEve and aThLa lompany their patients, as he ''as hadno E? sft Millinery for the Holidays A CHEAP AND SUBSTANTIAL GIFT. Tf&iiTRRnN? to my elegant assortment of By LiTT-in.-.r 1 suitable for scarfs, fratuppo BfeE B *™ and YOUNG lS>ieli «id BeilSfgatgreatlj P reduMd f H ° llday MOPEMQIsEIiT.F. BMCff nos-mwf Sm rp} No. 904 WALNUT Street. Hamr-Runui ooio.tl.Bp . Seventh and cawStnok CONFECTIONERY. ! Philadelphia Steam Chocolate AND . COCOA WORKS. The subscriber has recently erected the meat exten sive and complete works In the State for the manu facture of all kinds of CHOCOLATE, Of the Finest Variety. CHOCOLATE CONFECTIONS FOB CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS, As fbllowB: Chocolate Creams Ht. Nicholas,Americanos,Almonds, Jellies, Plstache, Pralines, Cordials, Drops. Jim Crows, Rolls, Portngnsse, Figures, Medallions,VPaate and Chocolate Caramels. THB VARIETIES OF TABLE CHOCOLATE 'ARB Breakfast, Commercial and Double Extra Chocolatet STEPHEN F. WfIITHAN, jsis-Mosubt stmt. STEPHEN F. WHITMAN’S INIMITABLE AND CHOICE CONFECTIONB Now Ready For the Holiday Season,, Together with a large variety of FANCY BOXES, Of his own Importation, DIRECT FROM PARIS AND VIENNA. AIEO, NEW AND RARE c QNFECTIONB AND BON BONS, ONLY KNOWN TO THIS HOUSE, v ui m to * rlch raperb “**taentfrom For Select Presents. STEPHEN F. WHITMAN, No. 1210 Market Street, PHILADELPHIA. deStfip H. SUNDERMEIEB. MANUFACTURER OF Flam and Fanoy Oonfeotionery, WBOLEBAIE AED RETAIL No. BS9 Arch Street, below ninth st. uoS B «ath£g ILADELP H^ J • H. BURDSALL’S CONFECTIONERY, Ice Cream end Dining Saloons, No. 1121 Chestnut Street. QIBABD BOW. FBOTT AND POUND CAKES of all sizes, with a large assortment of OONFEOTIONKBY. Ac. for the B OLID ATS. * dell- lnt rp BONBONS DB PARIS. Ronveantea Pour Etrennea. C. PENAS, CONPEOTIONEB, FBOM PABIB, No. 830 Walnut Street. Philadelphia. A .plendtd variety 0 f Fancy Boxes and Bonbonnleres cr the newist stj loa, juat received from Paris. dlstd27J BOUQUET DE RISTORI. E. McGLiAIN y fif NEW TOILET PERFUME, la a Compandor all the meet Fragrant Rower. In the Floral realm, and is the most Lasting and Delightful Perfume ever offered to the public. This article is the result of Tears of experience, and much labor associated with floW m’ bnt Prepared by W E. MeCL&IN&CO,, 334 W. Sixih street, Philadelphia. E. McClain's Glass Stopper Cologne Pitchers. E. McClain’s Glass Stopper Cologne Bottles, E. McClain’s Halr.Tooih andNaU Brushes. de22 6t* VAN KIRK & CO., N°* Arch Street. makufactoby at FBAHKFOED, PHILADA. all of them of toe veryiSS^Ma^BKaT 4 Xesigwr’ a Iso a fine selection of porta tit it *«i*lr »rSS§! tmEA^PGBCBBAIM STA fl^l^ S M“ a M?^|P®BB.ONZE store before purchasing elsewhSemd e.2£i™ S2i OtJB PRICES ARE REASONABLE indUie work en * nmteed *°***hhtlMacUonto thepnS old W«hf artlCnl " BttenHoa PaM to the renewing of no 2 4m-rpJ VANKIHK AOO. hajnel 'bbw P n 'I ImABON & HAMLIN’S CAJSmrn?IITVn _gnly at J. B. OOUlJi’Bßevemth & OhaßthHt. nlO.tffip ATKW TX7BKBT PBUVKS-lanaw and < or •venuV 08 - B - BU83I «S * 09- 10* «I&,SS GBOCEBIES, UQUOBB, AO HANDSOME LADY APPLES. I*ate de Fois Grasy FRESH IMPORTATION, STILTON CHEESE. Almeria Grapesy TARGE CLUSTERS. EXTRA LARGE RAISINS. Princess Paper Shell Almonds. ROBERT DONNELL & SON, *l2? Walnut street. LADY APPLES. OF PERFECT COLOB. Havana Oranges, SABGE 4ND SWEEP, THE ONE OUNCE RAIBIN, Largest Erer Imported. Almeria Orapos, In Large Ctaaten. DAVIS & RICHARDS, oeMUJ ARCH AMD TENTH STREETS, NEW FRUIT. CROWN, BASKET, LAYER, BUNCH, Kummr.vaa and SULTANA RAISINS, CURRANTS, CITRON, PRUNES. FIGS, HAVANA ORANGES, 4c., 4c, 4c., Albert C. Roberts, Sealer in Fine Groceries, ELEVENTH and VINE STREETS. FLOUR. ffto«ttenH°a of Shipper, to Bonth Am«TWn pct«i, “« •* wUch they an the «tfufSoSwSSaS^ T IVORY SHEAF, BT. LOUIS, LANGLEYS CHOICE. HEM hrTT.T«. granit This TlOOf Is PHt up In the rarr best nand hmn packages and wffl bewKt tototetorolk R. J. RIDDELL* OCX, 8. W. comer Broad and Vino itreota FFF. G. FLOUR The Best in the World. FOB BAT.B BY THOMPSON BLAOK ft 80S, Broad and Chestnut Street. deiottrp WATCHES, JEWELRY, AQ' PRESENTS. PARIS GOODS. FINE MANTEL CLOCKS. “ TRAVELING CLOCKS. COMIC BRONZES, MATCH sawtrei INKSTANDS, AT.ATtxra PARIAN STATUARY, etc., etc. Together with an assortment of FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY and SILVER WARE suitable for CHRISTMAS GIFTS. FARR ft BROTHER, IMPORTERS, s™S|s?tnut Street, below Fourth. jpk HENRY HARPER, gV 620 ARCH STREET. tfefoife WATCHES, CHAINS, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE AND SILVER PLATED de!9-12trpj WARE. SAM’L K. SMYTH. EDWARD P. A hair, SILVER-PLATED WARE. Smyth Sc Adair, PRACTICAL If ANTTFACTUKKRS OP fine SILVER-PLATED ware, hard and soft metal. 1834 Chestnut Street, “Ppoaite U. S. Mint, 2 floor.' Faotory, 35 Boatb Third Street, nol'th b tu 26trpJ Upstairs. JHLPS. JURGKNSEN’S—Tha flnent Ig£ l |d. An assortment for shleby WatCnea ™ SS'-'as ssa ' FARB * BROTHER, Importers ■ 821 Cheetnnt streetVbelow FonrAi. j JOHN MOIR ft SON, lnform their ln addition to j PRESERVED PROVISIONS. now prepared to sopply, of their own Manu- FICKIiBS, SAUCES, TART FRUITS And every description of Oilmen’s Stores,[nQinaUtrpl OjBNTS* FURNISHING GOOPB NOTICE TO GENTLEMEN WRAPPERS WRAPPERS; wrappers; The largest ted best Stock mm at JOHN G. ARRISON’S. Nos. 1 and 3 N. Sixth Street. pmr.aT>-BTT.ri Trrfti EEosierv. Gloves, And all the latest NOVELTIES FOR Prices to salt the times. fKESENTS FOR GENTLEHEN. TIBS, SCARFS, FINE SHIRTS, DRESSING ROBES, BREAKFAST COATS, SEATING JACKETS, CARRIAGE RUGS, SEATING BELTS, SLEEVE BUTTONS, SCARF Rffles, GLOVES, WINCHESTER & GO, ■JjT® O Chestnut St. FOE THE HOLIDAYS. R. C. WALBORN’S, Ho. 5 and 7 North sixth Street, GENTLEMEN’S WRAPPERS, SMOKING CAPS, SCARES, TIES, GLOVES, srr.tr SUSPENDERS, 1 —. TOnta* 86116181 assortm ent of goods, saltabla tor pro- D tiring tba Hell days. - ■ ——da!3~l2tgp Holiday Presents for Gentlemei, WBAPPEBS?'“® rtm6a * of(Ble * ant SCARFS, TIES, GIOTES, CARDIGAN JACKS®* and novelties In Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, J.w.BOOTT&OO., 814 CHEST HUT BT. GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. F. HOFFMAN, Jr., (Me G. A. Hoffman, successor to W. W. Knizhs.l FINE SHIRTS * ' AND WRAPPERS. _ Hosiery and gloves. SUF, Lambs’ Wool and Merino UNDER CLOTHING. noM QH STREET. JOSW PCBUCATIOJfS. HARDING’S EDITIONS THE HOLY BIBLE. Family, Pulpit and Photograph Biblas CHRISTMAS, WEDDING, and BIKTJHDAT PSESEBn. Also, Presentation Bibles, for CHURCHES, CLERGYMEN, SOCIETIES, TEACHERS, de. 'r^f?^ n S^ np S baa ¥ rtment bound In Rich Levant Paneled and ornamental Designs, equal to theirp rices!. “ 4 Oxioid editions, at lara iISnSJS WM. W. HARDING, ITo 326 Ghertnat Btnet. PERFECTION ATTAINED. Strength! Beauty! Cheapness! HARDING’S PATENT CHAIN-BACK , PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS. Trade and dealers supplied at the lowest rates, should ask for Marding’a Patent Chains ? r ■ are tor superiorto any others. WM. W. HARDING. 32$ Chestnut street, dels-stg FIBB PROOF SAFES. AS GOOD AS NEW. sameln* 00160 y ®^“ se > Fire-Proof Quality ia tha MARVIN'S SAFES. ALUM AND DRY PLA^TEB, IiIABLEAT ALL TIMES. AMPLE TESTIMONIALS. MARVIN* 00., 721 CHESTNUT St., Masonio tt.w. fiend for Illustrated Catalogue. se&smw&mrp f WRITTEN AND VERBAL > B2SORXP. tlons of character, with advice on businas. health, education, etc., given daily, by at No, 722 Chestnut SVeet, J ‘ ** nOlfrw^Tnftr^ipg { IOMPOUND CHABOOAL BIBCCIT, FOB DYSPEPSIA. These are composed of Fine willow Charcoal. An.. i“.lhe form of Bran Wafers, by which meSclneo hitherto disagreeable are rendered pieaaant and nal atable. They, will prove to.be a valuable rented vlhr Heartburn, Waterbraah. Acidity .Nausea, Eructatfona, Constipation and other fbrmspf Indigestion. Person *'™ tn breath will find them an. Prepared only by JAMBS T.eHINN, Apothecary. F. Brown, Fifth and Chestnut ! C. B. Keeney, Sixteenth and Atch. Ambrose Smith, Broad and Chestnut, GeorgeC. Bower, Birth and vine, p. I* Stackhouse, Eighth and Green. O, fchlvers, Seventh and Spruce, Morphy & Bro., 1700 tocoat street, H. <3. Blolr’a Son», 800 Walnut. E. Thomas. Moo Bine. Bails, Son & Co, Seventh and Market.) Johnston, Holloway & Oowden, And druggists generally. Underwear. i’S WEAR, deajoi 265 BBOADWAT, N.Y,
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