cm BviMrafl. ANbw Depot. —The increasing passenger .'• Irayel qn.atheNofffiPehnfylVani&'railroacl has induced the managementtb remove the:' teftnihal station in tflircttv ffOih: the pro seht depot, oh Third street,* AboVe Thomp son, to the corner of Berks and American streets, where .they bays erected a large and snbstdiitlolßdifioe. adailrably adapted to the purposes of pasaeßger travel; with aU’-the ' appliances which .should be found inawell ordered establish tuentofthe kind. Although, some distance further removed'from the centre of the city than' their ' present ter ' minus, ample facilities ofaccess are'offered ■' in the oity passenger cars, no less than three lines converging in the immediate Vicinity . Of the new depot, We notice, within the . enclosure of their grounds at this point, ' several new passenger cars, intended for • their through line to WOkesbarre, which for exoellenoe of finish and durability of mate rial may challenge competition. By reference to. the advertisement of the ' Company, a change of hours, to' take effect January 1, 1867, incident upon the removal : of the depot, will be noticed, as also the va rious lines of city cars that run to or near ' the depot. 1 The Fbauds on the Intebnal Reve nue.—One of the Sunday papers, yester >" day. contained what purported to i>e are ’ . pent of the evidence taken in this city, by Mri Darling’s Congressional Committee, in the matter of alleged frauds on the Internal Revenue", We haveit upon the best autho rity that the report in question is almost - endraly a fabrication, and that it was evi dently gotten np in the interest Of an bffi clal, who desires to be confirmed, and who has, oh former occasions, resorted to sharp praotloes to accomplish his ends. The report • gives derailed acoounts of what witnesses ‘‘ saidwho had not been before theCommitte* at.al),lt puts language that was never uttered in the months of others, and brings forth imaginary parties to glorify the official in question. It is a sharp expedient to secure ' Senatorial support in Executive Sessions; but the Congressional Committee’s antidote will probably accompany the lying news - paper bane to Washington, and the triok. will Ml of its object. I Sunday School Anniveksaby.— The . Church of the Epiphany was crammed to suffocation yesterday afternoon, on the 00. . caalon of the anniversary celebration of the Sunday Schools. The schools numbering over a thousand children occupied the whole ground floor of the church. Tne exercises consisted of singing-a number of hymns in beautiful style, an address by theßeotor, Rev. Dr. Newton and the pre sentation of the Christinas offerings of the schools. The offerings, amounting to about $2,000, were accompanied with bouquets which were arranged in a beautiful cross, six feet high, surmounted by a crown in gas-jets ana supported by a base on the face of which the word LOVE was formed in bouquets presented by the Mission School of the Church. The whole celebration passed off with much Bplrit and was alike credit able to reotor, teachers and scholars. Supposed Mubdebous Assault.— This morning, about four o’clock, a man was found lying headforemost in the area of a ... bouse on Congress street, above Front. His skull was fractured at tbe back part, and : there were also wounds on other parts of the head. The man was conveyed to the Second District Police Station, and was attended by Dr. Reed. His recovery is considered im possible. There was nothing about his per son to indicate bis name or address. It is supposed that the man had been beaten and ; thrown into the place where he was fonnd. - He was apparently about twenty-eight years of age, ana was very respectably dressed in ' dark clothing. Snow Stobsl—Snow commenced felting in this cify about 3 o'clock this morning,’ and continued to come down steadily until after U o’clock. Since that time the white flakes have continued to fall, but not so thick or fast. At noon about two inches on a level had fallen, bnt owing to the high winds there were heavy drifts, and in some E laces the snow was upwards of a foot in epth. Till Tapping.— Michael Murray, John McKeagney and J©hn O’Neill were before Aid. Lutz upon the chargeof having robbed tile money drawer of a public house, on Fitzwater street below Fifteenth, 'ofs2o. One engaged the proprietor in conversation in a back room while the others helped them selves. The accused were committed to an swer. Labceny.— Thomas Cox and Henry Kramer, the mate and second mate of brig Waverly, were arrested by officers Ellis and Brown, of the Harbor Police, and were taken before Aid. Williams, on the charge of having sold some of the rigging of the ves sel, and also upon the charge of having stolen coats and pants belonging to some of the crew. They were held to answer. The CoOhban Robbebt.— Mr. William ®. Cochran offers a reward of $l,OOO for the recovery of the bonds, stocks, stolen ftom his store in Walnut street, on the night oftbe 21st tnst. The different com panies have been notifiedof the loss of these securities, andtherefore the property is not of any value to anybody except Mr. Cochran. Disobdeblt House Case.— On Sunday atKrat half-past three o’clock, the ’fifth District Police made a descent upon an aUeged disorderly house at Seventh and St. Mary streets. Fifteen persons, all blacks, inales and femalea, .were captured. The prisoners all had a hearing befbre Ald. Swift and were committed.... Labceny. op Chickens.— Charles Henry and George Freeman were arrested at Front and Norris streets, upon the charge of the larceny of seven or eight pair of chickens, winch are awaiting an owner at the Eleventh District Pohce Station, The prisoners were committed by Add, Clouds. NoHobn Blowing.— The horn blowers have corne to grief. The noise and oonfu sion created on Christmas eve became such a nuisance that the Mayor has issued »s rader to prevent a repetition this evening. fonnd %wing a horn in the streets is to be arrested and looked up. ‘ of Crysta l Medallions, Pasteis tte American Art Gallery, New c °ntinued this evening at 74 i c , ott ’ s ®*Bery, 1020 Chest nut street Sale positively without reserve. ~ Lio^sra,— The first of January is the day fixed for the issue by the Mayor of licenses o«^ w «? ro^ers ' *°pl ac ®s of amusement, and for the storage of coal oil. . . hfopw amends now “New Yeai” lsatha4ri loßtOfflce! 0 “«0 Chestnut street. nStfS DaKkon’s Kleotbic Hattc Renewkr 1. m»hrtM^*?^^* er ® fs^oreran^^reBs *nelnnse Trv onebottl? and betonvinced. Sold by all drnggtata. ; ..p®* Leon’s Infant Remedy.-—The safest ''IS Igimsylvanla State Fairs, ISB6. NS M 3 obmtM2 v Pabibian Novelties and American f* A MEBBT OHBIBTatAS AND-HArPY NEW hasb«D#fCored .top largenHmberoffitßUllßJlathli tfiy, wesrejrladto say. by .the Seasonable gift of a .Wheeler A Wilson SewlngMachlne. The asents for ibesalf sotwHof mai3)lQM. !i lCttsc£F6ttts6ir * Ltttle.Np. 701 GhnjtnuVstreetrhavr beerrcSSr yhMni™ wlUjowers Ibr severW weeks, and have ex hibited thtlr usual promptness In fillligthem. We n red hardlyaddthat, lbr all kinds of family use.: th s whwtoAWUsen machines are Inllnllelirsapwotlio “I could'a tale untold whose narrowest yore would harrow op thysonl. fteeßftthyyonng blLOd.» ln theworaeof Bamfet’sgbTtt,- and Indeed !n - these winter days It woold be nothing dimcnlt to freeze ore’s younger old blood; either. To secure onnelves against sneh s mishap, We should wear a “Louis V,” WDOseiKl wia sot tufirids TUad nev ud faperlor overcoats are only to be b&daFooae.Stokes*Ooi’s Hrn CteM Besdyrmade CHotblng Hoose, undertho CootmestaL i Fifty Vabieties of Oakes. Fresh dally, at MOBSE & CO’S., 90* & 901 Arch street. RookHill<S; Wilson, 603 AND6OS OHPSTNTJT STBEET. • CLOTSINQj NEW STYLE SKATING JACKETS, STYLE SKATING JACKETS NEW STYLE SKATING JACKETS An Impobtant Removal.—Messrs. s??? 6 ™, the well-known clothiers .have remeved thelruncnt gvods to their new store, No. 809 Cheatnnt street. Their stock of ready made clothing Is still at stsnff. NO. 625 Cheetnntetreet, where It Is being rapidly disposed of at prices regardless or cost. Gen tlemen have here am opportunity to obtain the most fashionable clothing orthebest materials at extraor dinary lew rates. Cadi and see for yourselves.- Holiday Goods ! Holiday Goods ! i ■ .Examine onr stock of - e Ladles’Fnrs, Gents’Hats, i , Children’s Hate, Misses' Hats, Also, a stock of Gents’ Goods. Btitable for Christmas Presents. OAKFOKD6’, Continental Hetel, High Hats Again Populab.— Get a Bilk Hat from OAKFOBDS’, Continental Hotel. DKAPNESS, BLINDNESS AND flATarrgw /• M. D., Professor oftheEye and Ear, treats all aiaeaaea appertaining to the above members With theptmostsncceas. Testimonials fromithe mart ra! gggy JMAno seoreUtoffi' jginßTiiuiiistii nobth Pennsylvania b. Sm^ana^^tdlrectlinetoßethSh^^lenSwn! Hazleton, Wlilte Haysh, \^Ukesbarre. «?'or5 d *** sota ** Dehigh and Wf* bI2SS?SSi N-W.Oomerof On and titer TUESDAY, • January Ist, 1867, Passen ger trains leave Mre New Depot, comer BertoiSd American streets, dally (Sundays excepted), as fol- At 7.45 Ju M.- Homing Express for Bethlehem and Principal Stations on North Pennsylvania Bailroad. connecting, at Bethlehem with Lehigh Valley Bmi- Catasaaqas,,Slaangton.HMch S» D 4-’,SSSj i “i y L’C ealJ . eeWl JS' White Hal Milton mid WlUlamspoit. Arrive at Manoh OhnatS Wilkesbarre at 3 P.at; at Mahanov train can take the Lehigh V alley Train, passing Bethlehem at 12 55 P. m toHewM, 4 POhitaon New j eißeyCentralßallread ? ’trafti?fe^a^Sns%^MrwS. BJgero e id H “^ffl totavme ’ byth^’^6 At 10.15 A. M.- Accommodation, for Fort Washing ton, stopping at Intermediate ShUJona. ‘ At 2 35 P.M.—Accommodation forßoVlestownaton ping ft t all Intermediate Stations. Passengers take stage at Doyleetown fbr New Hope. At 8 45P.M.—Evening Express for Bethlehem and prlndoal Stations on the North Pennsylvania Ball road, maklngclose connection at Bethlehem with Le high Valley Train for Easton, reaching there at 6.45 P. M. Passengers for Plainfield, Somerville and other points on New Jersey Central B. 8., take N. jTc p 1 *? 1 # nive l. ln N,w ' ork at 10.45 •P; M. Passengers for Snmneytown take Stage at SSe^Vo^eS^ 111 “Bethlehem and for At 4.20 P. M,—Accommodation, for Dojlestown. Btopplng at all Intermediate stations. PassengeriTor Willow Grove, HatboroHgh and HartsvilletAke stage w At &20 P. M,—Threngh accommodation, for Beth lehem and ail stations on main line of North Penn sTlvania Banioad, connecting at Bethlehem with ChiliS S“ ey avenl,, 6 Iralnfor AllentowoTkaiich At 6.20 pj M.-Aa»mmodatlon, for lansdale, stoo ping at all Intermediate stations. ~ At ihSOP^U.—Accommodation for Port Washington. TB AENS ABBXVBIN PmjLAD ET.PBT a From BetUehematSlsV.M.MO and t'-WPIM. 2.39 P. M. train mates direct ronnecaon with Lehigh E “ ton ‘ Wutot >arre, MalSEg leavlngWllkesbarre at 1.30 P. M. connect at ?«p m!^ 1 at 8.15 P. M., and arrive In PhnadelptUa ETomßoylMtown at 8.55 A. tL, 515 and 7.05 P. M. From Lanedale at 7.50 A. M. From Fort Wa>hm|rtonajtil.so_A. IT. and 3.05 p. M. O&SIJNpAYS. Philadelphia for Bethlehem at 9.30 A. M. Philadelphia for Doyles town at slss p. ivr \ Doyleetown fbr Philadelphia at 7.20 a. v Bethlehem fur Philadelphia at 4 p w. Piftn and fitxth Streets Passenger Can convey dm. aengue toand from the newDipot. 7p “ B white Cars of Second and Third Street* ü ße and Fnlon line run within a short distance of the Depot. Ticket* moat be procured at the Ticket Office in order to tecure the lowest rates of hire. umc “’ m Office, Ho. 113 BoatbTHIBD Street iUhIHWHIIIIiiI ■K9SB LHJSB, from foot of Marketstreet TmT 1 ***** ® 3 ™ m encln« MONDAY, September!!? _ LgAyii PH 1L ADKUHXA AS FOLLOWS: ' . BETCBNJJSO THAIHS UCAVE Woodbury at 7.15 A. M„ 8 40 A. M., and AM P. M at 7,05 A. M. and &20A M. Freight 6.30 8.50 A.M. and 8.05 P.M. Freight 5.45 P nr at 0.55 A. M. and BDB P. bL*Frelgbi 030 bl&reOA. ? Affl gTftmart & W^ATONok rVEBYI Wo> 28 80tJTH DELAr ' ' J. VANRENSSKLAKR,Snp’t, 9&A4& j J. H> MABKIiIfeXg General Apmt.’ me met ssas ais sssss BdtableHMr fSSSSS Restorative Ever’ London iSgJg Introduced to the London gg. : ggS SSSSS A - a Jiondon Hair Color Bestorer American London Hair Color Bestorer poopio. fflSSf;--SE.gggsassSE For Restoring « BSS S3S5' . Gray Hair and &S&2 gffiS ggg® Preventing ttMMS Baidn«. & ss-gas-’issss t?■ **> Great fSEff 3£ g& 1£35 ..•■•... London - Half Odor Btttoret : Lnznry of London Hair Color Restore! theßreealng- 'SSSS- 'SS'SSS- SSSS i ti L^ a, i London Hair Color Bestorer 2! TtSnSS>??iS?i y i lMfclrfcolt * original color, a T+SnSS?® 4^^ *»** grow on bald heads. ; 1113 £ It wju aa“— ; —: r ** av a 11,-j. . ManuActarea of MANILA AND TARHim qqbdaGß, ‘ a M. A.TOKBHT, 1 1800 gilbert liret,. jggSgpiSEj^ detenaveneaswlU t Uofvera ' Si J O4^ 4 ®? witttheoomtituenii advocate Its. nee; it contain* If»da(mlyby >rB<rent “* nmres ‘«‘tae<» empliSSaSS* W&' ;: erass • • MSg,. ■|g|jßUJ|, HpnrA.Bower. , ;y.:J THE DAILY Skating. J HARRISON {skaßng. SkatiAg Park, Berki St ,bet. Second and Front Sts. join of the With And, Blxth struts,' Union 'utl e fS2 tS 1 ? run direct t 6 the Park, to «.'e“p?Su““ llUon «» «» THB tJBSUEPASsBD AOOOMMOD ITIONB, BRJU.T A NTLT irAPMIKATgD P*W, OOHVEHIKNiIETOTHEOABS, : recommendthe music. HARRIBONPARK as one of the beet In the dtr. ceS“ /tan ' a S0 “ # “ Tickets, |L ll « J• O. HOFFMAN, Sup’t. JgXATING! SIATIK8I! iXCELLUHT SKATING AT THE ARCTIC PABK, EXGBT.tiTtNT SKATINQ AT THB ARCTIC PABK, RIQHTH.AND COLUMBIA AVgHtTE. EIGHTH AND COLUMBIA AVKNCE, THIS DAT AND EVENING. THIBDATAND EVENING, GBA^ D _oabnival: l««2asafSa aubscrfbimi hare thenae of gratuitously. Tie TOOTED STATES BRASS BAND, with an la- S2Ss™ n^ n SS t t l f ?!?E?!l Wfll perform appropriate Be swmrao. t,a ‘ to* ahib. TbeSnewlabelne remored as fast aa It falls. The GBAND OABNIVAL will take place TO MOTTOW (NEW YEAR'S) AFTERNOON and a%srn?^S!G fH| lISHm ' ImIOH and GIRARD • gfnta. Nohalf ticket* sold os this occasion* it| CENTRAL, SKATING PARK, - Fifteenth and Wallace Streets. The Bnok is being removed as fast u it Alls. The Ice Is In splendid condition.. SEATING AFTERNOON end EVENING. Music, mnmlnstlon. fireworks, Ac., Ac., Ull 12 o’clock to-night. ; it * SKATORIAL QUEEN At West Philadelphia Skating Park, THIRT V-FIRBT end 'WALNUT streets. MISS CABBIE AUGUSTA MOORE, The Queen of Skaters, will appear'at this Park TO LA'S. Snow removed as fast as It tails. Snow will not stop Miss MOORE Skating. Park onen tutu 10 o’clock at night, NOTE.—AII Skaters allowed on the Ice. ' Admission, 25 cents. Take the Market Street and Walnut Street Care, it* SKATING! SUPERBSKATING TWENTV-BTBBT Street and COLUMBIA Avenue. THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING. ENERGY IB OMNIPOTENT! THE PARK CLEAR OF SNOW, AND ALL BEADY FOB OUR FRIENDS. Take Ridge Avenue Cars. Single admhalon, 25 cents. it{ gKAT I N G AND M.U 8I C. Notwithstanding the Snow Storm, there win be Skating at the SET STONE PARK, THIRD and MORRIS street!, THIS AFTERNOON and EVEN ING. The Park was fiooded yeelerdayAirlng itan ex cellent surface. A force ts kept engaged removing the Snow, leaving the Ice In fine condition ibr Skater*, it* ■piISSOLUITON OF CO-PARTNERSHIP— U The linn of J. W, SCOTT A OO la this da; dis solved by Its limitation. The bnalness of the late firm will he settled at Sl4 Chestnut street JAMES W. 800TT. A. B.MAGARICAL, WIL A JAMES. PHiunßvrinA, Dec, sist. issa. CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE—The undersigned have this day associated themselves together snd.r the firm of J. W. SCOTT & CO., fhr the purpose of transacting the business of Manufacturing Shirts and Farnlshlng Gentlemen's Goods, etc., at No. £l4 Chest nutatrcet. JAKES W. SCOTT, A.B. WM.A. JAMBS' _ ' J. FRED, SOOTT. PBUAnnjgtA, Jan. Ist, 18J7. de3l-tt| TVISSOLUTION. -Fhiiu>klphu, Jan, 1. 1847. The jLs Co-Partnership bentofora existing between EDWARD PARRISH, »IFKro HgLMR m 3 HEHRYN. RITTENriODSE, Mannl&SrtW ChK£ tots mb Fharmscenttots, under the firm name of PA R BISH * MELUJR, to Uito day dtasv& bntaltittaL .ThebuslneSß will be continued at the old stand. No. &£iSun3s&£Sr n d the name de3XSf NENR^t^IrTTENHOUSE. WE HAVE THIS DAY FORMED A CO-PART ™der, «»e name and firm of H. B. GODDARD A CO., for the transaction of a stock Commission Business. H. a GODDARD* T. „„ F- T, GODDARD. delict* TOR BADE FOR 5,500 DOLLARS OR TO LET JhL fir 600 dollars per annum, a don ole three story *“ clc OuDdlngs, on gf .TO RENT.—DWELLING IMS vine street, annum. Applyfeo James YoungTsor °Prnoe.stteet.__ - dec3i--dt» IN TBX ORPHANS 1 OOUBT FOB THE COUNTY . OF FHILAiDELPHIA •■‘Estets of Jo ftw xr doan-mAthtf i NEW T»dsr.» FREIGHT ROUTE To the South and Southwest,i ■ 0 * VIA THE Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti more and Delaware Railroad, To Crlefield, Mfl., thc&oe by Bte&men of the Great Sonttan Inland Navigation Company to Norfblk.Va, Sl'j’.PSSl.SiJJSlS®*? W* Southwestern freights which Afforded heretofore by any otherlfnA S»jgS““-<*B>wn For further lnfl>rmatlon spply to CHARLES B. WILLIS, Agent, Broad and Washington Avenue. 1 OHART.EB B. DILEBB, Agent, No. 411 Cheetiyjt street. I „JSFASSP® IB®! Master of Transportation. : nol7-tfrp] p.. w. anaß.B/k: Wholesale Cotton Yarn Commission •• Warehouse. / R. T. WHITE &00- Msnnfaetorer’s Agents Ibr the safe of aDd B*eln Yarns, aU nomhers, Hosiery Yams, in the Stain or faop, • V°s t<^s.iyn6n Woolen Carpet ntiatn. Extra Heavy Bl’fe Wadding for Ulothlm’ußC', Ac, go. 237 Market Street, Philadelphia R. T. WHITE. |no7wsmBmrp] J.E. DUBOIS V BLDOW PINE.- 84.000 fret Flooring Boards on DabeUa Thompson, at*Norcross°& Sbeeta’Wtiarfl Delaware avenue and Coates stiwAt. xSh2f 0 by A* S«rtn>Eß; & CO., No. 3 Dock: Street wam desot nom.ttsp : Seventh andOhsatnut. OXiD BBTABTJSHKD SOABt OTSIOB. v T l^g^g D » x^2i, WA.TQHB3, jaWKLKY, BBttABRABiY TOWV&W&S, SUING BULLETIN.—PHIL MUTIk PARKS. AT THE NATIONAL SKATING PARK, COPARTNERSHIPS. BEil ESTATE. MiBAl JWrmjia*.' DELPHI!. MONDAY. DECiEM -CU3STB* CTHSISHUygCiOOPa NOTICE TO GENTLEMEN WRAPPERS. WRAPPERS; WRAPPERS. The largest and beetstock can baeeen at JOHN C. ARSON'S, Not. 1 and 8 S, Siith Stmt, NOVELTIES FOB <2 Prices to sal t the PRESENTS FOR GENTLEMEN, TEES, SCARPS, PIKE SHIBTB, DRESSING BORES, BREAKFAST COATS, SKATING. JACKETS, CARRIAGE BUGS, ‘ SKATING BELTS, SLEEVE BOTTOUB, SCARF BINGS, • J groves. WINCHESTER & CO., 4?® OfcestnutTSt.' waichisb, jewelbyTaq. Jk HENEY HARPER fSv S2O ARCH STREET. 9 WATCHES, CHAINS, jewelry, SIITIEWAKE ASB SILVER PLATED dels-12t n>! WABE. J x s?®sSsH lrs^ lie 1111631 Watches lm * An assortment tbrsale by "“ vu “ ™ irAjsjt A BBoraEß, Importer of Watches Ac.. £>4 CSieataut street, below Foort£, SEW PIBUCATIQyaT CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKB , ' l t?.?,.s? Tin *.S!? loU * MenSe, and who desire to aaultable presentat tnls season, wiii nnd a choice stock to selectltem, and at iheloweotnrteea JOHN B. DOWNING, dell-tfmj I!s BoDth EIGHTH Street, uei9-tfrp| • Two doora above Walnnt. ,15 GRAMMA B «£d^selkbZML Sh “ IIA - X-'S***^ fcHMS.S &m l !£?*? , HL£ t 5 , ''”»*» °n ttß Bame “Object. Copies will be furnished to Teachers and Snperlniendtnta of Spools ftr this purpose at low rates. FriOo AX GO* ■ Published by X.H.BUTLEB <fc CO., 137 South Foortb kq eeh _ J AadjbTBileby booktell era ggagrally, The best Holiday Gift for a Lady. . ?^ Br “5 at s®« ,Wall ' 1 l a aCngpresCiitHi»tcaiib6m*de a lady friend is a Florence Sewing Maehine. I* 25 1 p l ***® her better than a thonsand dollars worth of trinkets. The objections to ether Sewing ere overcome In the Florence, end Wla the only Machine warranted to give entire satisfaction. THE GOLD MEDAL, tft BBS? I *®? s a. . REASONS: R 2 \ Lock- Knot Double Lock and Double Knot. Sd. The Reversible Feed Motion, enabling the ope> r v^coTf» ! Sn t S 1 «S, 0 S® aßd whfcb S “ ISSI“ d “ ntatanUfll *» sth. The rapidity of Its working and the Quality of the work done * sth. She Self Adjusting Tension. „Atthe NEW ENGLAND and VERMONT STATE FAEB, held at Brattleboro, Vt„ Sept., isos, the Com mittee on Sewing Machines submitted the Allowing report: IHE FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE . "We consider the perfect finish and sncceasM worke j T ‘S of i the Florence Sewing Machine deserves mois i•an a passing notice, litis machine combines all the sss ASS?HS?* te^ al0 9» *? e and quality of the work aSS&P 3 * «h c S M 27 demands of us the award of the Society’s highest premium—its silver medal.” W ££*J? NBW HAMPSHIRE STATE PAlR,held ak Naßhna, Sept, law, the “FLORENCE” was awarded the highest premium given to Sewing Machines, MECHANICS’ ASSOCIATION PAIR, held LuvS?™?.! September, 1865, the “Florence” received a le^^lMfon^gioT* ll6l WlUl 611 oUu * ■At the late t STATE PAIRS of Pennsylvania. Ohio and California the Florence was awarded the highest pruniem over all competitors. The verdict crtae people is unanimously in favor of the Florence on Mra * 630 Chestnut Street. The Florence Sewing Machine Co. warrant ever; Maehine sold. delMOtrpf ' UNITED STATES BUILDER'S MILL, Set. 24,26 and 28 8 FIFTEENTH 8T„ „|mLADELPHIA. ’ SAWKr‘ e ' Woo 2^° 1 » I Philadelphia and Reading Railroad. Holiday Excursion Tickets.' Mit—aggl ami from Deoember 22d, lm, to gd, 1887, wtllbe ImoedSre- SSS&K£“* between _del»g»a Benera^ogig^dfe., iSSSSU Only M J, a WTOB’iJiOTeata A Cheotaßt. w?,ta* tf»s-2iat PmT,ATtgy,p HTA| N Gloves, Underwear. AndaUtbeuteet TO WEAK, !E» 31.1866. > HOLIDAY PBESEYTa. tTfiE ORIGINAL SKATE STORE. teSveStoi r M >eotftllljr 00117001 •**«“&» to our ex. The aasortment comprises every variety of Ladies’, Gents’, Kisiei* and Boys’ SKATES. Steel Skates, Wood-upper Skates, Shoe Staten . We are determined now, as heretofore, to keep the *"{“tand beet assortment of Bkateelnthe city; §»•{*» bythe Thoneand, call aad ■eethmu* gf»j» Strape.BkateEeele, Skate Platt?“, BaatesGroimd and Bepcured, CbUftttheOld Original Bkate Store,: 611 MARKET STREET. J. FBEDEBICK SMITH, (Late Bmiih & Blchardson). • de»st OPEN KVKNLNGa WRITING DESKS .' AND PORTFOLIOS, •tf&B ' HOLIDAY PRESENTS • • 1 . " ' • ’ i AT i MOSS&CO.’S, delltJalrp - 432 CHHBTJItrT BTRBB* * NOW READY, THE NEW HAT, BY WAEBUKTON, Hatter, 430 Chestnut Street. NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE. dels-lmrpj NEW YEM’S PRESETS. OPERA GLASSES. GOLD SPECTACLES. CHILDREN’S MAGIC LANTERNS, DRAWING INSTRUMENTS, &c.» &c. JAMES W. QUEEN &CO H 924nnEST N UT STREET NEW YEAR’S PRESENTS. jETine Opera. Grlasses, Elegantly Bonne! Music Books AND MUSIC FOLIOS. O.W.A.TRUMPLBB, JEVBHTH AHD OHEATFUT STS. NEW YEAR’B PRESENTS. r Th® best and most nsefhl Present to give a Mend jmttie needy} is a bkrrel of my superiors!, lands or Family Flour And a bag or b.if barrel Mountain Buckwheat Warranted equal to any In the market. GEO. F. ZEHSBKB, Succeesor to Allman & Zehnder, FOURTH and VINK. dels-Mt rp{ VANKIRK ifc' OOra No. 013 Arch Street. MANUFACTORY AT FBAIKFORD, PHTLAH*, caH the attention el oat frienda and tho public generally, to our choice and of GILT- and BROILS OSAN PELIKibS gnd GAS FlXToRESJconstantly on hand, all of them of thevcrt iat—t nwiri best destanm Also a fine-selection of “ 4 otbSskSa^ra c b»jee^ectlonofl'MPOßTgDßitl>Tggnt always.on nand at very reasonable Mem. W 8 would invito those who are deSrona Of procuring any of the above enumerated articles, to caUat'otur store before purchasing oS assortment, reeling confident that they will be fkvora- character of ourgoods’ “ vor T i PRICKS ARE REASONABLE, and the work A elleae*. guarantee to give sattoSbn totteiX? 0 attention paid to the renewing ol noasm-rp} VAOTUBK A 00. FOR THIJOLIDAYS H, f * C- R. TAYLOR’S s u M&ffia”s,%as , sass?a vender Waters, Almond3ose and Ambrosial shaving (>eame,and Taylors Celebrated saponaceous Shaving Compound, all of which may be had at the prffdSS Drug, Trimming and Notion Establisment atretalL and by wholesale only at the Factory, del4 643 NORTH NINTHSTREET. SKATES! SKATES! SKATES! „ ■ EXTBA QUALITIES. • for Ladles and Gentlemen, of the finest cast steet. re* S to e eS, o o^tn^& Skatea ”^ ened “? ' J. J. TBHJPFEL, No, 103 South EIGHTH Street. ! de6-2m rp Three doors below i SOAP BUBBLES OF GRBAT A n ßOe?Kt\and dnrabUlty.They will last for many bapoDctyiredwlthoatbreaklng. andoan b® twenty inches in diameter, showing fta ? rlam »Uc colors and fßrnlahlngt <£? «l 5^ b J^5 te Jf“ Dment ®* hdtUta and lohUdren. aoln- m o «3iStetaSs“ een ‘ ?onel Bna toTtS, JAMES T. SHINN. Broad Mid Sprat decll-rpl AKB VEBBAI BBBOBIP. »sa§l i ! S?ft h o^J? uu s°tCT. with advice on businen, health.education,etc,,.givendally. by ZV at No. 752 Ohaatnut Street, *' U faA ™ N ' ——- Pol»wjjo3iarp| tmi<jK_KKlSQ UPRIGHT PIAJfOb, ~.* M OHSSTOgT BTBKBT. - MM ** P W.«,jwrpwsr. GROCERIES, HOrOBS, ‘ LADY APPLES, OF PERFECT COLOR. , Havana Oranges^ LABOR AND SWEET, THE ONE OUNCE RAISIN, Largest Ever Imported. Almeria Grapes, In Large CJUatera. DAVIS & RICHARDS, • OC24tl| ARCH AND TENTH SraEBTL NEW FRUIT. CROWN, BASKET, LAYER, BUNCH, ~ SSBDLBB and SULTANA RAISINS, CURRANTS CITRON, PRUNES, FIGS, HAVANA . ORANGE 3, &a, Ac., £u\ : Albert C. Roberts, Dealer in Fine' Croeeries, ELEVENTH and VINE STREETS. F LOU B . meattmHon of Ishtopers to Bouth American Ports, and the Trade leneraliy. In called -to the foDowtag tg lebrated Brands of FLGDR made ftom NEW WmSAT and efwhlchthey are the sole receivers In this cltr, IVORY SHEAF, BT. LOUIS. RURAL, R. J. RIDDELL & 00, S. W. comer Broad and Vine streets.' ■CS24f FFF. G. FLOUB. The Best in the World. FOR SALE BY THOMPSON BLACK & 808, Broad and Chestnut Btreat. deiottrp CLOTHING. JONES* Old Established ONE PRICE FUfE Ready-Made Clothing 604 MARKET STREET, abev# sp£ Tf ssss^sss^^ m,tbuu^ u >B EDWARD P. KELT, TAILOR, 612 OEESTBUT STBEE7, Complete asssortment of ‘ OHOIOE GOODB. MODERATE PRICES. ArrasS’ 10 "***■ lB4 W THE FUSE A 83% LOOKING GLASSES. JAMES S. EARLE & SONS, S£^SS*S^K? 1 ® ed lkcmaee > « na • Urge corps at first-class workmen, are now m»nnftJrn r * LARGE STOOK OP LOOKING GLASSES, S&iStißaßSiggß VERT lIODERATB IBICI*. EARLES’ GALLERIES, 816 CHESTNUT STREET. furs. LADIES’ FANCY FOBS J A.KifcF.K, WOMBim, ( •4-iy Arch ; " . . , HAVE NOW OPEN Full Asaortmani of LADIES' AND CHILDRENS TUBSI Also n great variety of FANCY cJ&g*™ and Sleigh Bobea. COJfFEtiTIOiiERY. J. H. BUKDSALL’SL confectionery, 100 Cream and Dining ffiiinTCin '■ ' No. 1121 Chestnut dJU FBUIT ANB FOUND)^ large assortment of HOLIDAYS. Vftom UAeuuija, ANTI-PANIC, _ GRANITE, ,ff*&' -4
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