''.# .. 7 ;'. • - " - Y .ILIETTIE/1 rson:a 7111 W Tons.
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'l. ' .-- - Nnw Teak; Dec. 22, 1868.—Never in the hie
tory of -New York city have - the mercantile
pahecs of Broadway been mere superbly and prcr
finely,stoekedihan at the.present time. unman
• ' Ingenuity has been completelyeshansted, and no
part of the habitable globe left unvisited in order
to secure prodnets of nature, art, and industry
for Christmas gifts, for use, amusement, comfort
and luxury. - Store windows are gOrgeonsly dec.
orated . and paesers-by are entertained:with novel
•
and interesting sights In greater profusion than
, .
ever before, For many years back the observance
.
of Christritas in New York city has been some
what neglected, and I verily believe that, but for
the war, of the Rebellion, which seems to' have
- -. opened the hearts of the people to -an apprecia- ,
,r- tion.of all that is good and true and happy and
cheerful, in a very few years the day , would be
entirely forgotten as a home festival and cele
' : • brated only in the , churches.
The papers to be published on ehristmas-day
will all contain - brilliant articles on the time
tonored customs of Christmas In all the civil
ized countries of the Globe ; some of the best
writers in the country having been employed to
prepare them. Among these 1.. may mention
'Charles Dawson /Manley,- Clarence-Cooki-John
- P. J. Hassard, and a- Mr. Pomber, a young Eng
lishman, a recent importation from the Old
Country, who has run here but a few weeks,
Making studies of. New York mysteries, andi
writing sketches thereof for the Tribune, the At
lantic Alonthly, and one or two-English periodi
cals. The Tribune Christmas article will be unea
sily long and uunsuallyinteresting. - It will corn--
prise a chapter on Christmai in New York, by
Brassard, Christmas in Pennsylvania, by Benham
mer,'Chriatmas in England; by Pember, - with the
German Christmas, the French Christmas, the
Holland Chrlstmas, and a short sketch of all the
historicid Christmases shim the Norman Con
quest,--by McAlpine.
The Times llemild, World and Bun will each •
have an exliaustive article on the same general
subject, the whole feuding a volume of Christ
mas literature excelling in extent and,quality of
material anything everheretofore published..,
Throughout the Metropolitan District, ev4,3ry ,
effort is being made by the charitable to secure
for the poor a few of the comearb3 needed to make
Christmas othappy day for them. IL-in imireCestw
sary for me to say that if the millions and hun
dreds of millions in the hands of the Vanderbilts,
the Brews, the. Asters, the Stewarts, the Jerome
and a score of other residentswhoo rival in wealth
old Indies of old, not one million has -been sub
scribed for the purchase - Cif a dinner for_the poor;_
not even half e. million has lieen given; and to be
I
brief, may offer it as - my honest opnion that
ssoo,Will represent the sum.total of the moneys
contributed by these favorites of fortune for the
alleviation of the miaeries_of the sick and deed
tnte on the coming Christmas day.
Mr. Motley's lecture before the Historical Society
a few evenings ago, has been the subject, of some
criticism in the newspapers. This is owing to
the fact, perhaps, , that the reports given to the
preee were incomplete, and-do not-do-justice to
the author. The omissions madein thesereports
are numerous and important. Mr. . tley is
well known, all over the world, as _ a - f end, of
republican government, a friend of liberty; and I
am assured,that.when the entire address is,-.pub
lished bY_thd society before whom it was fie
livered, it will be plainly shown that its anther is
a friend of the Hungarians. whose affairs he has
carefully studied, and that he has done them am
ple justice. Some of the reportelkalte it appear
that Mr. Motley's opinions are governed by those
in vogue atEuropean courts; but as a historian,
be IS too well aware of the importance of strict
impartiality in historical researches to allow his
judgment to be thus biased. --f-•--- - - --
W. Colfax, the Vice President elect, was in
the city last nighteand Was called upon by a
large number of prominent citizens. At the ban
quet whit% the Philadelphia Union League gave
him on Saturday nlght,he tersely and handsomely
recognized the national demand upon the in
coming adthinistration. He said: 'The most
searching retrenchment, honesty, efficiency and,
higher character in all connected with the public
service; rigid guardianship of the treasury against
unwise i and extravagant echemee of financial
policy; which -shall maintain our- credit undi
miniehed, appreciate our envoi:icy, and.place ns
on the firm rock of specie payments-'-these are
objects which the new administration shall labor
to secure." These are golden worde,right worthy
of .the high official who utters them, and of the
adininistration whose motto should henceforth be
adopted by the great party which places it in
power.
,--- Horace Greeley prints in yesterday's Tribune a
p , . three-colunin reply to the recent speech of Sena
tor Morton. of Indiana, on the currency ques
tion. The indefatigable old patriot who watches
~..1- election returns and national debt figures with
the eagernees of one who, unlike the Ghost in
Hamlet, bath speculation in his eye, appreciates
in.the main the arguments of the distinguished
Senator in his great speech, bat takes strong '
ground against him on the subject of prompt
r resumption; holding as he always has held since
ft;the national debt began to grow so alarmingly,
10 that the Government should begin at once to re
. same on its seventy millions of cobs, and to pro-
v.& further means of maintaining specie pay
ments. His argument is very plain and simple
and straightforward, as all that Horace Greeley
- writes or sass must be, and will undoubtedly
It ye its effect upon the Congress of the United
8 ass during the present session. Whatever
may he said of the old man's vagaries, it whet
alwayb be admitted by thinking men that his
-views on public questions are honest, and that
rovhatever be Buys or wishes on these questions is
prompted by au earnest desire to promote and
4, maintain the national welfare.
For some weeks past, Henry Ward Beecher
--7
Lae been delivering, from the Plymouth pulpit,
the most scathing denunciations of oar corrupt
4 judiciary. In one of his recent sermons he used
4 expressions to which exception was taken by a
rash;;, ou.ag man, a lawyer named Peckham,a son
of Jo , st Peckham, of Albany. This young limb
of the law vented his anger and his rhetoric in a
very sharp letter to Mr. Beecher, whereupon the
distinguished pnlpit-orator replied in a emetic
epistle, a copy of which I have just had the plea
sure of reading. It Is a valuable document,
,_ whether viewed from a literary standpoint or
considered in connection with its bearing upon
public morals. You may judge of the general
- tenor 01 the letter by the few sharp pungent sea
, knee which I subjoin: "The corruption which
begins in New York cannot be kept there. The
poison once introduced will circulate through the
- . whole system. - The larger inland cities will aeon
show signs of deterioration and the most rural of
' `districts will gradually become infected. The
~ tone of judicial honor will steadily fall; Judges
will cease to have a high standard of duty; as
their conscience loses delicacy they will perform,
without compunction, acts which would have
made the illustrious men of a past judiciary
shudder, until all Mews of right and wrong will
- . have sank so low that when notorious corruption
;I , is reprehended, civilians will be found ltke your
,'.., ,'• self, who, in the extreme of innocent uncen-
S e • scioneness, cannot dream what men mean by
f !,., . thinking those judges to be corrupt who only
-, use their courts as instruments of pleasing their
.
. friends, as partisan political engines, as means of
0 ' enriching their latent partners, and of swelling
l'• the fortunes of sons and_lonesin.law, and- who
-- 'e, bring the practice - of the law to such a condition
-1
IA that young men of high anti sensitive honor are
',, at their wits' end to know how to pursue their
.- vocation end yet maintain their manhood un
- ashamed."
Qaiterman & Bros., silk merchants of Leonard
,-• street, were arrested on the 18th instant by Mar
•
shal Murray, charged with smuggling dike to the
- value el 0525,000 in boxes purporting to contain
clocks. They gave ball in the sum of 8150,000 to
stand an examination at some future time—in
.
, - definite, of course-s -and will never be called to
r. answer the charge. Certain Custom-house
officials will be richer a month hence
- , :,Wan they were the day the smuggling was de-
Ntected—and that tells the whole story.
To make our record of current events corn
-40,/,
~,lete, we must not omit to mention the musical
,8,, , ,,, ~ .iertainments of this city, among which the
p k "c
/mils of the Philharmonic Society rank fore
, f ', , ost. The directore of that well-known auto
- ', teflon know how to keep up the enviable rep0',,•,.."
',,•,.." -. talon which it has enjoyed for years, and it may
4
?,..... ; 4t.e safely said, that there Is no orchestra in Acne
.; f
~ yjea an but few on the European continent
1 ,ewhich compare favorably with the Philharmonic
' pelety.r The public rehearsals alone, which
'); . .enerally take place at the Academy of Music,
.. ',.., 4in Friday afternoons, come up to the standard
-, „At , a concert, and_the evening performances are
;s,,attvarlably . completed by the co-operation of the
',..( '4lot otrontnt vocal or instruineutal artists with
li,„out regard to expense on the part of the Society.
) .
gentlemrin la Harrisburg recently pur
- 4elnisetl - what he supposed-to be a roll of butter-
On slicing It, however, It was found to i n .
atalelfed pumpkin with a cover' og of but ter.
Surely the world le progressing,
TEE DAIU 'EVENII4IO
• TnotiziLE IN CHICAGO.
RePOned"GfettefPraade ofl the 4)lty-:.
Zwo allltons Worth of Property
tyrom the Chicago Post of Deo.lBth.l
We understand that the prbrier authorities of
the city arc-engaged In e.xamining into certain
fraudulent transactions connected with the real
estate of Chicago; and thatprogress enough has
m
been ade in the inquiry to justify the belief that
property to the amount of tally two millions of ,
dollars has'. by parties unkn'own, been stolen by
means of fraudulent tax Mica and forged deeds,
for the benefit of whosoever may have been con
cerned: We are not. et in possession of all the
facts, but it appetite from what we have teamed,
that many cases of robbery involving large tracts
of property inside the - city limits have been sus
pected, and that among these are the following
as samples of more
Eighty acres of ',land, the property of the city
near Brighton. This is covered by a forged or
fraudulent deed to one David . Stark, whois be
lieved to be a myth. '
- We are without the date of
the alleged transfer,but the tnuisrictiOn is a re-
cent one. David Stark'appears to' bo &careless
owner. Once In possession of his property he
neglected to pay taxes. As a consequence ,the
land has 'been sold again and again for these
dues, and is now covered by tax titles, the worth
of which, though they stand , in , various: names,;,
somebody doubtless knows. The last transfer
appears to be by one Walter S. Frazier, once in
- the - tmploymentof -- Ourcity, to Isaac - Cook, - the
consideration being $l. - How Mr. Frazier came
by the right to make a deed will be a proper sub- ,.
jeer for inquiry.; In relatien to this tract,-the Ob
ject of the conspirators seems to have been plain,
to„ get the proper - W*6Y' means of a forged
- deed-from• the city out' a - of the eity's - possesidon,
and then to allow title to be , forfeited by frequent
_tax sales andthe•right of-possession. -Of -course
all these will be vitiated by, the primary fraud.
But somebody han-beerwor -somebody might be
victimized nevertheless.
In the North Division, between Clark and La
Salle streets,ls a large tract of city propertyoow
having on•lt thirty-Mght houses, vvhich also
pears toltave been stolen by means of a forged
deed.froli,the:city,to onelra Judd;,who is like
Daniel Starietniknown and unfindable. The con
sideration in this,case was also 43.1; and the mode
of perfecting, or rather of accumulating, evi
dences of-tide seem to have been - akin to, if not
identical with, that.adopted by those who mani
pulated the tract at Brighton. We are sorry to
know that severtd_estimabloAitizens, among
whom are Mr.; Latina . , the architect, and Robert
Lincoln, son of the late President, are likely to
be sufferers , by the fraud, they having hi good
faith pnrchatod lots in the tract in 'question. The
value of the property is very great.
A large piece of land, in the' adjoining town of
Palos,has also been run. sway with. A deed of
this was milde_ to the city by a distinguished-citi
zen, Pose - dead. - ---W - . H. Brown, Esq. - Bat this
deed, thongkAposited in the.., arm/ins by Mr.
Brownoiever was redorded. It was abstracted
by come one having access to the city papers.
And then certain parties, as yet 'nameless, wont
to work to get a quit claim from the owner who
deeded it to Brown, and, after - this .was accom
plished, the machinery of tat sales and tax bills
was resorted to, and with the usual success.
These - are specimen bricks; but how many
more there may be,.in the pile we have not
learned. It is evident on the tare of these trans
actions that some man who was familiar with the
city business, who had an intimate knowledge of
its real property, and who had access to the
papers, has_ had n share, if not the sole agency,
in these frauds. At the time they. were corn- •
milted; the value of the lots and lands stolen was
not large; but the advance of property in the last
few years has been BO great, that the supposed
prresent worth
$2 of the gOOO. round in dispute cannot
b less than ,000,
, ,
[Translated Ph for th e iladelphia Evening Bulletin.)
EiOUSEROI4II zegiciers.
BY 8A894 BRIBSIL."
The name of Baron Brisse Is known wherever
the word gourmand is understood. Having spent
a great part of his life at the dhutter-tables of the
rich, the brave Baron, since his retirement, from
the staff of the LiberM, has. turned his' attention
to the kitchens of the middle class. His daily
menus published in Timoth6e Trimm's penny
paper, the Petit Journal, have a tremendousi pop
ularity in France, and we believe , will not be
without interest in this country,notwitlastanding
the slighedifferences in our modes of seasoning,
&c.
Chuck-ribs of Beef with Vegetables.—Them is
hardly a greater error, for modest households,
than preferring the best pieces of inferior ani
mals to the cheap bits of excellent beeves calves
or sheep. Any one who can and will follow my
prescription to-day will be abundantly convinced
of this.
Try to buy the chuck ribs of a fine beef and
prepare as follow e:
Chuck-ribs and vegetables; divide the - piece of,
bees if too 'large. 'Mace the whole in a pot or
earthen jar, surrounded and covered with coarse
salt, cover the pot, and leave for five or six
days. •
To cook, relieve it of the salt, wash slightly in
soft water uud bet it to cook in a large kettle or
earthenware pot, without too much water; when
the foam has risen, season with a little onion
stuck over with cloves, and with a bay-leaf; let it
bon an hour, then stir in plenty of (blanched)
cabbage, carrots, turnips, potatoes, &e., and
allow them to cork gently until done.
At the time of serving, make a butter-sanee
without browning it too much, mixing it with
the remains of the water in which the beef and
vegetables were cooked: season with salt and
pepper, if necessary: let it simmer down, and
servo in a large man. the vegetables beneath, the
meat upon them, a part of the sauce poured over,
and the rest in a boat.
There, lattice, permit me to recommend this
excellent preparation, fit to be eaten in the palace
or the cottage.-:—Petit Journal.
Recovery oit Dr. Rctiostes Morse.
The Trenton GaZElle pubilsties the following
story of the recovery of the horse stolen from
Dr. McCosh a few days ago:
"The $1,500 horse, presented to Dr. McCosh,of
Princeton College, by Mr. Bonner, of the New
York Ldeger, anti recently stolen from his sta
bles, was recovered by Officer Brown, of,the
Trenton 'Police force,' yesterday. Mr. Brown ••re- -
celved information which led him to believe that
the horse was in the custody of a man named
Abbot, a farmer living out on the Sand town
road, andgoing out there on Thursday
night, be demanded the horse. Mr. Ab
bott refnstd to surrender the horse in the night
time, BC) Prom/Auld - hits lib:should hold hica=re
sponsible for the animal, and returned to this
city. He went out agate yesterday and pro
moted the horse. Abbott says he found it stand
ing at his gate. Dr.: McCosh had offered $59 re
we'd for the recovery of the horse, which Mr.
Brown will recover. .Attached to the horse,when
Mr. Abbott found him tied to his gate, was a
light buggy and a set of harness, which dre now
at the tiampson House, in Broad street, awaiting
the owners.
Debating Societies.
oThe young men in country towns are, now
beginning to come together for the purpose
of arguing whether L►fayette or Washington
Is moat to be commended; whether the hope
of reward or the fear of punishment- IL - the
most potent• influence, and other import:tint
questions of a similar character.
Many of our public men have gained their
best training for public speaking in lyceums:
and these should by all means be, encouraged.
But there is one usual characteristic of them
which might be charged for the better. It
neither makes philosophers nor ,candid men
out of young persons, to place them on one
side of a question and require them to argue
that side stricly without regard to their ofvn
convictions or to the facts of history or expe
rience. Let the name "debating soeiety" be
dropped; let the idea of debate be discarded,
and let discussion take its place. Debate
sometimes develops partisanship, falsehood,
subterfuge and personalities. Discussion de
velops argument, analysis, love for truth and
balance of judgment. Let, therefore, the
question or the subject be proposed, and let
each-man spealr his own convictions upon it.
There will be sufficientdifference of opinion
on any subject in any club, and the speakers
who differ should alternate, to give spirit to
the discussion; but it should be the object of.
each, not to get the advantage of his oppti- -
nent, but to find out the truth. The world le
sufficiently divided about questions of religion
and questions of public policy, or if these are
excludes—as it is very proper that they should
,ba in a purely social gathering—about ques -
tions of science, of art, of metaphysics and
history, to give enough variety of sentiment
and opportunity tor debate. One who be
lieves what he says speaks earnestly, and is
ULLintir-PRILADELPHIA.
not apt to indulge in mere words devoid of
thought. Many of our debating societies, as
now conducted, give simply an education in
false speaking, bigotry and unscrupulous par-
There is an idea abroad' that this practice
- makes good 'lawyers and good politicians.
Even that is, a mistake., The most effective
lawyer with .a Jury is he who is - evidently can
did, and who, instead of trying to make the
best of the bad aspects of his case, glossing
them over with falsehoods, and belittling the
just claims of the other side, lesiva these un
noticed, and devotes himself to the real me
rits of his own: - case and to the evident de
fects in that of the opposite party. :
The most effective political speaker is he
who candidly admits that which is creditable
to his opponents, and who evidently aims,
conscientiously, from /1113 own standpoint to
search out and to point out,to others that
course which, in his opinion, is really for the
best. The issues of our political'contests are
of too momentous a nature to be treated by
any speaker frivolously, as though they were
the questions of a debating club. - Young
men, then, should devote themselves to dis
cussion rather than to_ debate, and try to get
at the truth in all things. They will flnd this
quite as efficacious-in — whetting - their= Intel - - -
leas, and much more - likely to make useful
men of them, than, inventing sophistries and
indulging in the tricks of disputatious lawyers
and petty wrangleri. , ' -
t,clarevve GoivEM.
, .
A California corre!ipondent, who, on his
- wayfrom - Bliti"Francisco to Nevada,arrived in
Sacramento'on the evening; ot the late Presi
dential election, gives the following amusing
account of his recePtion:
The scene on the city front, when we ar
rivedrbeggars !description:The entire - male
population of the town appeared to be con
gregated on Second street, around the stage,
express and telegraph offices, and all . stark
mad - with excitement As I got -down from
the: coach, a ~ etalwart youth.of about forty
eummeas, with rum nose and watery eye,
rushed up to me, and Seizing me eagerly r hy
the collari`exclaimed—"Well, Walter, have
we got 'em?"
"Not a doubt of it, my friend !" was my
proinpt,rePlY.
"Whoop! whooray! Bill, we've got 'em!"
he_yelled, and in an instant "more >I saw - him
hugging - a dilapidated looking :Pike,-whose
hat was a perfect ventilator, , while the two
waltzed round and round on the:' sidewalk,
singing, "And we'll all get blind drunk when
Johnny comes marching which I have
no reason to doubt they Will. ,
I started for the door of the hotel as' soon
as No. i let go of me, but was seized before I
had got two steps by a man with store clothes
on his back and the stare of inciplentinsanity
in his eyes, who demanded, eternly--"Hccee
we got 'em ?"
I looked him in the eye as calmly as I could
and told him that I did not think he had 'em
yet, but was in a fair way to have t ech if he
kept en.
"Hooray, Grant's ahead! Where's your
Seemer and Blar men, now?" he shouted, as
he darted off.
No. 8 had hold of me in another second.
"Do you think we've got 'em?" he de-
Yes got 'em bath' I replied, fori_waa_be-_
ginning to think I had landed among a com
munity of lunatics.
"Then we'll rally round the flag; , boys,
rally once again," he sang, and commenced
dancing the grand rigadoon, with Jim Crow
variations on the sidewalk, winking diaboli
cally at me every time he swung around.
I made a desperate bolt for the door, but
was caught a fourth time and pulled towards
the entrance of the saloon. 'Take a'drink,
stranger," said my captor, who proved to be
No. 1. "Here, you black republican,-cQme
up and take a drink with us," he shouted':
as my interlocutor No. 2 hove in sight again.
No. 2 came up, and N 0.3 joined us,and we
all took a drink.
Just as No. I set down his glass he said,
"So you are sure we've got 'em, are you?"
"You bet," Was my unhesitating reply:
"I have bet all I had on earth," he said.
"Why, you said, we got 'em," said No. 2,
with astonishment not unmixed with sus-
pleion of having been' played depicted on his
countenance.
"Well, so you have got 'em—all got 'epa—
got 'em worse than anyerowd I ever saw be
fore in my life," I exclaimed.
Would you believe it, Nos. 1, 2 and 3 corn
menced cursing in chorus like so many Mexi-
can bandits,and denouncing me as a bilk and
a swindler ?
"Blast Lim, let's duck him," said No. 2. '
"Yes, but let him pay for the drinks first,"
said No. 1.
"That's the talk," said No. 3,emphatically.
I paid for the drinks as meekly as a child,'
and seizing my carpet-bag beat a masterly
retreat, neuer stopping until "reached the \cor
ner of J and Seventh streets, and got inside a.
room at the Capitol Hotel, locked the doer,
and placed all the movable furniture in the
room against it.
I am perfectly sure that whatever may have
been the issue of the election in California,
the entire population of Sacramento had 'em
that night, sad had 'em bad. Talk of San
Francisco earthquakes! They are trifling
affairs compared with an election betting ex
citement in Sacramento. '
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CHRISTMAS EXCURSIONSg
Excursion Tickete will bo sold to West! Chester, good
from December 24th to 4antuiryild.''iticlusivo.
Excursion Fare • ' • 25
den w f
I-Toll Allay lExcicursionst.:
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Between all Stations. good from December 23d to Jana
ary 2d, 180, inclusive.
del3.6tt
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baadlers, Uarness.lllallsers, lliaraufac.
Wren, el clothing. Boots, Shoesiote.,
R ill find it to their interest to UM our UNRIVALLENO
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- Below Third and Walnut strode and above
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attention of allconsumors who want a strictly pure ar
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-Below Third d Walnut streets. •
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of MORAL and latrlGlOpfl Cluirs!otor, for
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OHOI.OE HOLIDAY BOOKS.
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Hoe Removed.to No. 723 Saneom St.,
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the importation of
glish, - Pionch and Gent* Bo oks,
l'erieduntla, etc., to order.
He has now received all the choicest
English and .French Illustrated, Works
For the present Holiday Season. besides a complete as.
English and Frenbh Juveniles,
to which the attention of those.in ;search of choice and
elegant tllitiatmaa Gilts is Invited..
Choke English .Ctiromoi Beandikilly Colored
French L'hotograplut,
in great variety. at the most reasonable prices.
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OP THE
PENNSYLVANIA HOME SOCIETY.
Corner of Walnut arid Seventh lite..
Philadelptia.
A large assortment of Bibles and Testaments, published
by the American Bible Society an 4 British and Foreign.
Bible Society, for sale at low prices. No other, books
sold.
Address orders to JOTIN P.EIIOAE
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CIIILOREN'S BOOKS; LONDON EDITIONS. =—THE
extraordinary advancement in the manufacture of
Books for Children fathom' i a the books published with
in the last two years in Loudon, and to be had In groat
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profusion at
HAZARD'S, No. 723 RANSOM STREET.
The artistic desirns. elegantly printed frOcolors,in large
aized pictures, with bold figrLres.utakU them not only.very
ttractive, but very Improving. _
Here you will see in almost endlesa vartety,and at lower
prices than much inferior American editions, books for
all ogee, from Baby and . Toy Book,' en linen:and untear:
able, up to' the young master's Books of Adventure or
Sports, or the young mum's interesting Story Or MairY
Tale.
An early inspection of this attractive stock is invited. ,
while the bbsortment is complete and full attention can
be given.
JUST READY —BINGLIAIII , B LATIN GRAMMAR—
New Edition —A Grammar of the Latin Language for
thernae Bingham , hol's. With exercisea'and yocabutariee by
Witham' A. IL, hupettutendant of the Bingham
School.
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The Publishers take pleasure in announcing to Teachers
and friends of Education generally, that the new edition
of the above work is now ready, and they invite a careful
examination of the same, and a comparison with other
Teachers the same subject. Copies will forurnished to
and Superintendents of Schools this 'mum
at low rates.
Price 50.
Fublleheel by E. EL BUTLER dc CO..
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Book Pblladel
sellers generally. au2l
ry EOTURES.—A NEW COUBSE OF LECTURES. AS
1.1 delivered at the Now York Miteenin of Anatomy. em.
bracing the subjects: How to live and what to live for;
Youth Maturity and old age; Manhood' generally re.
viewed; the cause of indigestion, flatulence and Nervous
Diseases accounted for. Pocket volumes containing these
lectures will be forwarded to parties unable to attend on
receipt of four stamps, by addreeaing J. J. Dyer. 35 School
street, Boston. felt) lvi
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UNDERTAKERS' iLUAIDEZ: 186 a
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,1011 WW. CEDAR SEING,LES. -
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4600 sours BTREIg.
DRY 00eDio
THE . 131tST WAKES OF MAGIC AND *CO L ORED
' , 13/I ,, Ke•
Fanc 7 Bilks.
lashionable Dress Goode.
Lyons Bilk Velvets. .
Best Velvet Cloths.'
Fine Astrachan Clothe.
Desirable Oloakings.
Broche and Blanket Shawls.
, . Bilk Washes and Velveteens.
Fine Blankets. dr.e.
Fancy Dress Goode closing out cheap. •
EDWIN HAM dr Ca.
: 4 • 28 - BoUth' Second street.
GLASSWARE.
TIYOTTVILLID GLASSWORKS
17 IN FULL BLAST;
L And manufacture Carboys ,or - without boxes:
pendjohns covered with tvillow'dr ratan t Wine Bottres
nil sizes; Porter bottles. Mineral Water bottle,. and
iMlroggint'n bottles of eye_ry description. '
U. 11, dc G. W. BENNEII,3.
del lm ' '27 Boutn Front street.
irrAtairITERMWELLIOO BOXES lII.QUALITY
a. white. imported and tare ale by JOB. ht. BUSBIE.II &
130.. 108 Bona Pe/aware avenue,
i868. 1 --TRIPTAE MEN.
: ..',, '' Tail i!XINE, ART - - , ~: :. ~.•
if 614' ' 'ARCH,' STREET. .- .. . 614
L OOKING :': GLASSES ':-
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la litem Variety,
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At tie liarylawnit Polak Tilden. ,. .-
OWEN:' - & , SHERIDAN
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'6.3.4:1 'A." - Clr'S i lltEET
It:Teran - ackruww kaillittlYiTalrwhelikaFTiina_onr
qualitiot - Tiork - and 'scale or Taiaci, 'that ive kat up Mb
“likary work for roe..EILEIT" amount of ukOttaY q en/
u Pu!lP4 3 th " eit" 0 t F... 101, ...d. ' 3l Ph 1 . 16 . ----:-':- 40ii v ra•
FIGTUREBTOR,P,REBENTEL:
A. S. ROBINSON •
No: 810 b#*
Hui jug received exquielteispeciraceae of
Ari s sultable for Holiday Gina,
Vine•Dreodini Eatintli s° on P'Predab4
In great variety. '
SPLENDID PAINTED PIIOIIII6IINAPagy
Including a number of choice sem&
Superb Line of ,Chromos.
A large anortment of NEW ENGR&VINOS. &c. -Mao
/11011 STYLE EiLklgEtl'of elegant new pattern&
AND rEnhue
TITS LATEST. MOST BEAMS:II !
sent method of coloritg Photorai g hs. termed
The greatest advantage of. the IrvaiTtne 'over Avers ,
other method Lelia durahtllty. bloat Impervious to water
or. air. The,parer being prepare d d.comenled. o slang
glass, the CO4Oll ca=a,poselbly ade., and have at.Ltu
beauti_audapreatanceof-th.lin.stivvrxpit,tlas, They
ge
can he'cither taken, frga i Lt i gne u rro u t i T e pes or
to p ive
t trit 'e ci;l:oi , o l i e thrts t iec haLr. T imd general comglerol.
cuted in the very best at al art. •
atimEtsw.wjr.T TA Ma Artim NDllPOrinlat
iiadelpjh
' • "" 146 t3otith eipt
Mere specimene can be teen.
400.111 ALiftv WOOD.
PATENT , FUEL
The - - Hontekeeperst"',F - Friend aril the'
Cooks , belt
PURE ANTHRACITE , COAL
Positively free from Slate. tone, . - Bock. Dirt or Clinker.
Quickly ignited and durable. burning with a cheerful
dame and to a fine pink nab. leaving uothingill the ph
pan to riddle,. For years put inventive genius -hes been
directed_ towards the utilizstkus.cd the immense Waste
heaps in our Anthracite Coat which is malirthe
Pureist Coal. and which is now manufactured by curious
and powerful Machinery into a most convenient form for
the use of consumerifof Coal. A trial will arow - Oiminee
you that the Etta= rust is truly a boon and bleating.
Orders received;and pr °myth , ABA et, the Moe of the
sots. Achy t,
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.T. M. MITCHELL,
134 South Third Street.
CROSS CREEK LE7iIGH COAL
PLAIBTED idoCi)LLIN._
tio.noaa CHESTNUT Bacot. Weitt c ridelDbls,'
Bole Retail an te for Core Brothers Co.'s gelatinized
Crow Creek h Cost . from th e Bu Mum/Wu Ve l a
This Coal fop eularir adapted for matins Steams for
Boger and Malt Rouges. •Breweries, &a It is aka unsua
passed se a Family -Coal. -.Orders left at the Olio of :the
Miners, 80. 341 WALNUT s treet (let floor). will receive
our trompt attention : 'Liberal • . genienti made with
manufacturers using *reenter 4
e. resew Tarim • '• - Jame to. ensarr.
rPLIE • UND.P.RSIONED /NVITB. ATTENTION TO
J. tech' aka of • _
Bprin ',Mountain. Lehigh and Latest Monitaht old,
ribkb; With the preparation en by us, we Matsu
i:let be OXtened by.stmetber al. ' - •
• thereart9eitith, 'lnstitute uilding.-N0.15 E. Seventh
street. ' DIVES &, SHEAFF.
ial&tf Arch street wharf, filchaylkUL
GEPITIP Evanson' rre croon .%
FINE DRESS SHIRTS
GENTS' NOVELTIES.
J. W. SCOTT & CO.
814 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia,
Four doors Wow Continental noteL
tutil4 tu w tt
PATENT SHOULDER SEAM 'SHIM
MANUFACTORY,.
3rders for thaw celebratedElhfrts irtipplied maws,
Gentlemen's Punish ng Goods,
of late styles to tun yailetr.
WINCHESTER & CO..
w .t rp CHESTNVT.
• r ' ' , ' I GENT'S PATENT SPRING AND BUT.
„Al i-
Air . ,:7 toned Over Gaitere,eloth,Leather.whlte and
_, ~. brow.uLtpep ; 01211_0retee Cloth end ,Velvet
~...4,..k!. Jqs , „\,,?r e
tlnfANVO,Y ), ta t lisTili.iiiuoinis.'
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for ladies Nat i ll tr getV c a l i ner Pt ili t tiu 111 .___ °13"t _ i llid 613Yel
•,, RICHELLPERFERIP BAZAAR.
n 041.9 1 .9 'OPEN IN - "THE EVENING:
TIMUJILCOETA' WARE.
T
GlooCester erra Cotta `Works,
DIXEY & CO
1•T0..1.22 - NOrth Sixth Street.
Oraem eptal Gbh:line) , Tom Chimney Ones and Seating
Pipe, Garden Vases and iitatuarV•
PLUMBERb. JBUILDEIIB and CtibI'PEsLOTOREI will
consult flu ir interests by giving as a call; alp we have 'a
large supply of all kinds - constantly_Am_hand—and de
livered et ibo shortest notice gifirlbants talon from life
in !terra Cotta ; Menem guaranteed. no2Bem wlmf
BIISCELLILNEOIIB.
vo7cAVER& ,oct
NEW CORDAGE FAO OUT _
• Nownii rurlb oriatarrion,
No. Ito N. WATEN and SS N. MU airs
14, THE OTIOICFST UMBRELLAS
FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
Are these manulnetured by
WM J. CHAMBERS.' • •
244 South ELEVENTH Str.q, bet. Locust and Spruce
sF BRANCH lITORES.'
No. la North THiRTEENTii Street.
'No. 1932 OALLOWEITM Street. " ""
Finest assortment ever, offered.. • dela MIT
n raIBER
e MA(RIEN .- E BEILTADS
Pac ffln kth ee g n win f faind a ll a/NGmrtMS
TE
Gooayeara Pat e nt Vuicanized Rubber Dolling , hu t of .
Rose, &c.. at the blan oo nfearerta leadquarten,
• , - sob Ohoolnut street
N. 8.--We have now on hand a large lot of B grit i le i na d eta,
Ladles! and IdiaBos' Uum 1140t0.. AUG, every varlet/ aM
style crf Gum Overcoatct.
PrATVECES, JJEWEISairat, dine. •
Wla► B. WARNS
Wholesale peahen, in
WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
111. E. corner Seventh and Chestnut Street'',
And late of No. 88 South Third street Ira
TM:PERIM. FRENCH P.RIINBS:-410 mail ' Lei 74
A. canasta!" and tangy_ boxais tinnorterland tor sale by
JOB. B. BUOSIER VQ.. 108 !Wail Delavglitql mum
atmKriminits. Ut4/IORS, as.
POs . # : ' ; :;.ir.ii.,t.l - lirk:ANo..:,.ie.Jl,Esit R.O.
Bunch Ltiyer, .Siedless and Sufthi
Raisifli, Current., Citron, Oranges,
Beery eseriphoi 01, mews' finite le far i Ibe., •
•
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,ALBERT ROBERT&
Corner Eleienth and Vine 'Ur: •
L ADY ' ' APPLES: 4 WHITS) - GRAPES •:•:- lI4VAN
' •Orsiviges—Near Paiier Shell Almonds,. Fineat Doh
v14124181E14 at 001. 1 4VV8 Bmt
South ecoond of.reet.
I:NRIB'8 PATTE DE VOX " GRAB —TIIIIVFLE
Hech,Vess and &lamb:owns. Almo ()W
n ould -.
COE r TY'S East Eta (trocory..Eo. 118,South Seco
QCOTCII ALF. AND DROWN STOUT YOIDIGIER
Co:its Scotch Ale and Brown ti tbut—the gettable Airtiol
at .2 hover dozes, at (MUSTY/3 East End 'Grocery, N
118 onthseeondstreet. • • • 7,
qUEEN , OI.3VES:4OO''GALLONI3 - 'CHOICE - 41m
• 01lyos b the battd.or j loa •- at COUtITV.O •• .
ILY.RO ' Nn lififieuuLtiocond.streot,
HERBY • : •: • • • - •4 ,
perEellen,•Y the wok of lid galloni, at, dusty ,
IST' END 0110CERV No:1 Booth Second street...
ra:NAnrotaxe
PACIFIC RMLROA
NEARLY FINISHED.
14450 Miles
THE UNION PACIFIC R. R. CO.;
MECO
CENTRAL -PACIE4O R R CO.,
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Rave added Seven hundred Chti) 141 Les .to their Linea
during the current year, while doing a large local Paa
eenge:r std freight buitinete: The through connection ,
wlll.undoubtedly but-completed; next annamer, .whan the
through traffic will be;'ter/.great. -Forts 1,110 = 100 3 men -
aro now — etomot cab": 'the two pow rfnl couzppanteo 7n
Pretties forward the great national high war to a speed/
completion. - Btu mile* rein rtinto be t, cf which
200 are graded and ready for the rails.
Skit heritage Gold Roads of the - Union 'Pacific Rail.
road Company for fele at rar and intereekand pot molt.
gate Soidßondit of the Central Pacific Railroad a t 103
and Wired. , , ,
The prbseleal and intereet Id both bendeicm payable in
geld,
Dealers in . Govekinniont Beaurities,
- Ckad,
No. 40' S. 'rrhii.d: Bt
Gt . ENDINNING DAVIS e 4 CO:;
BAT RI Min RUBE' , "
No. 48 8017 TE TRIED STREET,
11111ADELPOI4.
OLENDINNING DAVIS & AMORY
Nor 2 Nassau Street,
voRK • •
Duping and Selling Sleeker, fonds
and 'lipid. on COMMiSeiOOI. Specialtip•
Jibbiladelpisin House connected by
Irelegraptowlits ftseeli Boards Mad
'.[loom of Slew
pkNICI NG 60118
jAyC00,04..ci:,::.,
F:l2 and 114 So. THIRD ST. PHILAVA.
DEALERS
IN ALL GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
We will receive applications for Policies of Life
Insurance in the new National Life Insurance
Company of the Unites States roll information
given at our office.
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11114NAD01111 ,
'4 Bkriis
Dealers in 11. S. Bonds and Intembers
off Steen- and Gold Exchange, receive
accounts Of 'Banks - and Banner* on
liberal terms, Issue Bills of EXentinge
C. J. Hambro & Son, London.:
B. Metztak S. Sohn •St Co., Frmikroti6
James W. Tooker & Co. Park
And other principal elite*. and totters
of ' Vredit .avallabie throtighout
EuroPe. ,
,
S. W. corner Third and Chestnut Street.
POCKET suurclg.
4141UP,11.111.1Lata, Allatiinatln t &fp*
• •
31 °r:UF91tURE
= 19.11 T. PUlLicic
Id'ADDTAR
HORS7 I
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ItEITIOVAI7.
REMOVAL.—THE LONG- ESTABLISHED, DEPOT
for the purchase and sole of second harid doors.
windows. store Exturee, dm.. from Seventh street to Sixth
street, above Oxford,-where ouch articles are for in
groat variety.
Also now doors. sabhee, abetters dre.
dela L'lno NATHAN W, ELLIS.
CANTON PRESERVED GINGER. PRESERVED
N o n2 r eozg u ly rv r:l 3 g. o 7Uh r e . reltipT e t e nglulloonrtod e b u ri o l i t
tato by JOSEPH B. BUSB3IEIV&. boxes;
South Delaware
venue.
~ -
aminiAar,
seam. Lemurs: &Co eitenalve bankers and ,
k brokers in Lcmisvllle, Ky.. failed yesterday.
. , ,
e hundred cotton cases, involving several
one of dollars, are before the U. B. Court of
~ • for adjudication. . • _
Eirstams fluvemaux Corms/mow met at Con-
NAL, ,yestenlay, mid will -continue until
ureday.- ' • - • -
Errs. Rascocx and Poirrun, of (len. Grant's
ff, left Memphis, Tenn., for Arkansas, pester
eiternoon,to investigate the vailltia-treables.
t nie recent eruption of Mt. Etna has rapidly
ed, and the volcano has shown bat little
vity the past two weeks.
'Eternal. sleep hie been selied, and her
Shottod, at Carthagenajorlelleged want o a
Wiest. An English war vessel is expected
re to investigate the matter.
_ •
• MADRID despatce tee that it /5 reported
t the United - States bee smite special envoi*" to
adn'to negotiate for the purchase of Cuba, and
arrival is daily expected.
• 'musts has taken place in the Portuguese
Wet. De Silva has resigned,and Count Caval
lo has accepted provisionally the Ministry of
,
ance ( end . the Margolis Bandfera that of
reign Affairs. • ,
'rant elections for the Cones In Madrid ,passed
with' comparativelyslight disturbances, of
bile order. All - the monarchical candidates
• o.eleeted._TheAteptibileenti_carrled_lievllle
.d Barcelona:
Zr ie stated' on official -authority that up to :the
sent it:Lament 0,000 *mope form- been • sent to
Inform the Sp_aulzit army In Ouba,and more will
on follow., The government announces that it
ill never abandon a colonyof Spain.
A 'aracts.t. -despateh from Prairie dtt Chien,
Isconsio, soya that a sleigh ioad of passenge rs,
croaaing thaldlseLssippi river at tluit place on
o broke through. The rowngere were all
ved except's child aged three years,which froze
death.
Orr Monday night,, at Carroll Sto.don, on the
obilo end Ohlo•11ailroad, nearguinholdt; two
the , Who had been infesting that
ad were caught In the net, and were talutn by
a paraengexa and cltizenti at the station and
ng to a tree.
Tint Hon. Caleb Cushing, on.a special mission
r the United;States Government, arrived at As.
. wall on the Arizona from New York, and left
.. • dititely. on the United States • steamer Yanao
c far Gartnigolioi Oethe way, to :Bogota. ,Gen
. Fits Hugh Warren, United, state*pgroter
Guatemala, - bas shoo arrived itPanama.
Taw dinner to the New England Society in New,
ork took plate` last night at Delmonlco's.
oseph IL Choate wedded, and among the guests
resent were the 'Vice President elect, Schuyler
.Ifax, Gen. McDowell, J. Lotbrop Motley, and:
tberiMstingnished gentlemen. --Speeches were
• .6 by Professor Hitchcock; Judge Brady, and
. Colfax
Takata* bridge Spanning the Mississippi be
am Dunicith • and Dubuque watt comviead on
onday r mania length 161,760 feet, eons's
'lr*l font flans of 226 fee; each, - two of 250
t each , and adraw Ma feet long. - - The' entire
ridge is composed of iron and masonry, rand
at, with the uPPrpaebes, 0900,000. -
Garnsum. Oronintas has issued an order ex
.ading the stay law in Virginia until July 1,
SO. The order providei that if before eat time
e debtor pays all the seemed interest, tfie eke-
Itika will be further stayed farther orders.-
tho meantime, if the debtor attempts to dia
.
of his property to the prejudice of hie Med
an. the judge of a .court may order anorder of
• mutton against him.
A ciacuLast purporting to emanate from the
eymour, Ind., vigilance committee states that
committee luta been informed that certain
. Miles in and about Seymour have been making
•••
is against the'regulators, and that if these
revN ere carried into execution the parties in
near--ba way expect to be; summarily dealt with;
• tif hey conduct, themselves- civilly towards
.6 ref tiators they will :permit the warned par,
es h.. We at their homes and will protect them.
In the United States District Court, in Mem
.. his, Tenn., - Judge Taring Presiding, the ease of
• Catharine Bailey ve. The St. Louis • Mutual
ife . Insurance" Coinpany, where action was
ronght to recover $5,000 on her husband's life,
&Lich at defendants declined to pay, on the
• round that, the. deceased bad failed to pay his.
retniuM forlbree quarters ; that his son, at the
tame of his friends and physicians, whilst his
father, was ouldo death• be called* at the office
d pit(' the,,prernium, representing that the
father was jzi/tattil health; and that therefore the
contract r was nu.o and void—the Court inled.that
the company could not be held to the contract it
Dr. BalleY lived „ and.repudiate it If he ,died,, and
the JUIT-Rnintl for the plaintiff 1' '
In Cincinnati a jury in the United Stites Cir
cuit Court for the Southern District of Ohio,
Judge beavitt prenhileg, yesterday gave, a ver
dict for the . government against three lots of
whisky. The first 20 barrels, claimed by Charles
Steve, of New Richmond; Ohio; the second lot
of 05strals,with a distillery, rectifying home
=dunes, was also claimed by Stevens; the
third lot of 26 barrels. and other property, was
einiffier by W. M. Metturchey , of New Rich
mond, Ohio. The defendantain each case, moved
for a new trial. Jas. T. Worthington, late reve
nue agent, was the informant. • The value of the
property condemned Is $65,000.
Ohihateke Japan and 413p.11atornia.
SAN FRArmaco, Dec. 22.—The steamship Great
Republic arrived to-day with adVices from Hong
Kong to November 15, and Yokohama to No
vember '2B.' ffhe brings 820 passengers and 1,217
tons of freight: 1,545 packages of silk, and 500
packages of tea for New York.
The ,Great Republic made She connection with
the steamer Golden City for Panama today.
The latter steamer carries $519,000 in treasumot
which $209,000 goes to New York, and $295,000
to England.
Snmsonat, Nov. 15.—The 'United Stateiihip
Shenandoah has gone home. The Placataqua,
flagship, is here.
The Viceroygives in to Consul Modhurst's de
mands for the Yang Chow outrages on ruts-
The American barque Charley, Lancaster, mas
ter. was lost near New Chung.
The steamer Tahwah sunk at her wharf on No
vember 14. • • ' • • -
The English fleet, reached . Nankin on November
8, and the next day the British Consul,bledhurst,
with a guard of marines, called on the Ytceroy
and demanded fall _reparation for -, the insult
offered to the missionariett. The 'Viceroy pro
posing delay, was informed that -If ho'did not
comply by five P. the Chinese .gtin-host,"an
choreffoff-Nankin would be , seized, whereupon
ho immediately complied with the demands,
and sent 300 men to Yang °how to_degrade and
punish the offenders.
The first Protestant Church in. Chitin, was dedl
cated at Hankow by the Bishop 'of ,Vietoria on
November 17. , "
Polls were opened on November 3a; Etankow
and Kereblngomd the vote wee almost tfted
moue for Grant and Colfax.
. _
Serious disturbances have broken ont in North-
ern China,General Ting having raised the hinner
of rebellion and gathered around him many dis
orderly bands.
The proclamations against the Christians,
which first appeared• in the province >of
now widely. iHanan,-,
are nowidely. posted throughout` the Empire. '
The report that InverlaLsoldiers_had been sent.
to drive away; the, gold diggers from the Cheroc!
gold mines is unfounded.
The troubles • between the Chinese and for
at Pormosa,are assuming a serious aspect,.
Two gun boats have , been emit to protect the
Yosousain,' NOV. 2E .The rebels are still
lighting, but their chieff.dwn is reported to have
been taken theip3periallets.
Satsuma's visit to the Mikado at - Yeddo has
been postponed on account of the diecovery of a
plot to capture him. Preparations are again
being Made for his visit, this;time by land,
The crOwt.ingot, the Mikado at .Kioto on Oct,
12 was observed aan, gala day. ' ,
The United States steamers Oneida and Mau
mee were at Yekohamd.
flrheSoldlerevOrphans , •Nabooleu -
Colonel George P. I lleFrirlanti, State Superin
tendent of the Soltilere'Orphans' Schools, hoofer
warded the following Circular to all the prlnelpabi
and managers of soldiers' orphans' schools in the
Common Wealth: _
DITAP.TMOT or DISQLDISMEe
llsnannuno, Dec. 18, 'lB6B.:—Dear Bin Another
year with its cares, anxieties and pleasures is al. ;
most numbered'with the things of the past, and
the holiday greeting and festivities with•whieh it
'usually closes are approaching. - should
gratefully acknowledge the signal ravers of Al
mighty Clod in vouchsafing health, comfort and
progress in so remarkable a degree to the schools,
and that all disputes and differences that may
have existed during the past year should be freely
forgiven and millingly forgotten.
The experience of this department and that of
principals and managers as gathered from perso
nal interviews during the year, confirms the pro
priety of these children spending the. Christmas
THE DAILY EVENING KT
• holidays st,iiielr respeetive-schnols and homes
rather than in traveling; tftelulltr,ele their homes
m
during the inclement ireaeinsualatttds season.
of the year. and the ready observance of the mg
, tilations of Jut year having resulted in so much
comfort and pleasure, they are readopted. and
Will" govern all cOncertied - during' the holiday
week this year. -
It is hoped the happy ea erience of last Christ
mas will be repeated and improved upon; that
friends will be Mud and liberal in their gifts, and
:that our several large families of eoldlotal orphans
will enjoyAhls festive mien, so, wisely devhted to
happy greetings and innoiXest 11111LPINIMOIli, How
many of the wealthy will increase their own hap
piness by gladdening the hearts of these orphans
with presents of games, pictures bookti for,their
libraries;ac,, or money: With which. to Purchase
these, isenTto the principals aid manelers'of the
institutions of their choice, or nearest their
homes? Truly and sincerely wishing all, both
children and emplovis, a merry- Christmas and a
happy New Year, with renewed health and inspi
ration for the now_year's duties, I am your
-- Uxonoz-F;
Superintendent Soldiers' Orpbanslailchools:
RiorteßlCSlMEl9`.lshakti.
SAV NNAH-Steamsblp Wyoming. Captain Tesl--
4 kegs 4 empty half bbl. J • *l' 'Batts; 90 cults rice W
Botcher & Son; 144 car wheels -CO bbla iron and steel
Bush's Packet Lizse;ll3 bales cotton 24 40Aoods 00 - 101/T
Unborn. 'Bening & Co; 14 bales cotton ,184 sacks round
nuts Cochran. Russell* Co's 9_empty kege 2 do ball bbls
Chas Engel; 28 hales cotton W Greiner ; 3 bre shoes J
-11.1tannan41 bble-whisky_2 hall•do brand,' la dle & Co; 1 box books W 198' hides 2 •bundle neer
skins abodesstotton Reedon and - rhitadist a la n 88 Line;
188 bales cotton order; '3O 'do . Randolph &• ants; 40 bat
Ca
T Rowland & 357 pas, lumber ey. Son &
Co; 9 do 81_wwww &Nal; len bales' cotton' a Mous &
Sons; 38 do Wood A Garrett; 91.0* Iron and steal 18 car
A
splines Whitney & Son. •
NORFOLK.-Bebr l• 43, Levering. Corm:4-075 20-inch
heart cypress shingles. loose: 7400 24. inch do bunched:l3.-
0W 244nch heart evlnete loose shingles:63o3244mb sap do
do T Galvin & Co.
ItovAPszn's er.ocsAm , szerattaxitoh ,
'TO w.RRIV
Bellons._„... - .New Tort. N0v.28
United ..Hingdom...„(llla4cow-New ....Dec. 4
City of 0011 - atvenvoi..riYorirdanallrix..Dec. 5
Europe. Breet..Now York, ... Dec.
Tarifa _ ...Liverpool-New York via S
City cf Imam ...Lfverpool..New York Dec. 8
Wee ...Liverpool-Now York ...... ....Dec. 9
Atuarimadan• Y0rk...........Dee. 19
Weeteheile......awatamorton..New York. Dec. 12
... York Dec. 12
TO DEPART.
henry Cheffec4T..New York-Aspinwall ..........Dec. 24
Morro taati0.......N0w
TYoomrk...gavoens.
.....
.....J9ec
24
Mamia. ...Noww
f orr. -8r v me p n., L. ......De c c.24
Upited,Singdom..944York..Glaseow,... • ..Dec.gl
The Queen....;.Newlont..Uvervool.,.....Dm .
Bellows ... York, .Lostdon ....... -Doc: 26
Naroo6.. ... ....New York..Hsvre.." .. . ... .....Doc. 26
Peruvian Portland "Liverpool 26
City of Lonzwa. ,New York.. Liverpool ....... Doc. 26
Wyomles rbilade/018.4wreau5h.........De0. 26
0ct.26
2. 6 =.7.e 4 e:KZ - Nrrtiga Dec
Tarifa. * New York-Uvezpool. ..... ....Dec. 81
Europa. New Xorjr..olenow. .Jan. 2
Pfoneee. t .„,-
asia =rums, ..;-; 4 , 2064414 - .l2avexes - ;; ,- ...1an.• 6
Judatil•• • • • AlausalllPMa.,.New Orleans. .. ... -Dec. -
samt apikw a r
ammeatta_g i ___l Atownia
iszri wmfzurac . ,
BII7WIMN.
POET or
Ova' Etztre; 775 tame GAMit 'a I Bum WAsitta 6
SERTSTD
Simmer 'W Mita& Te 70 hours from Savannah,
with cotton..&e. , to elphla- and Southern Mail
SS Co. Off ttuk %Slyly coothe Middle, passed hark, flosnoins .
Om:afros* thinme,rat anchor. - - _-
Steamer Whirlwind. :Ileerf4 boom from rr/romorme•
with mina to D tt Matson & (,o. •
Saw L J Bendy&Menslit/Vtoln New Toth, With barley
to order. _ _
Behr L 8 Corson, 2 dnorom liotfOlk. Va
with shingles to i Oatrin di Co, -
year Martha Davis.D Laws. 1 uaYI.VIUM inward. Del
with grain to Jas Barratt -
Behr Mary & carottne..FoWlei. I dier from Letter, DeL
with grain to Jos 13 Palmer.
SehrJonstT Long,Tunnell, I day from Indian River.
with grata to Jae L Bewley & Co.
SAILED.
The itiladelphla and tionthein Mall Steamship's Oes
steamerJonista„ Captain 110Xilt• sailed early yesterday
morning for New Orleans via-Davana. with slap freight
and the following arc B Opanidlag and
_wife.
Francisco deser. Louis M. orejim. lames Perassom P
Myna. O D /fondle. Mrs Doyle ant infant. Mrs Frank
Swanton. John Pine.
Cortespondonee of the Philadelphia Exehanne.
CAPE INLAND NJ.. Dec. tl.lBBB.
There Ls a ship, name nuknown.4l this piece. beating
In. One bark. Iwo t_wins and
_eel sekoonnrs. went to
sea te.day. Wind NW.- - -
Yortrs..itc. THOMAS B. MUNE&
, 55.52d0RAND.L
Biltp Palmer. sailed from Shanglase 15th Oct.
for New York.
Steamer Tonawanda. Jennings. hence , at tisvarupsh
SteamerPiont er. Cathaiiite heneestWiltniNitoa.N€.
Steamer Mumma. hitirrelL sailed from Cardiff 6th inst.
for Bangor Bte. _
dteamer Gen GrankQUick.aaGed from New CoTkigruarth
inst. for New York.
Steamer Norfolk. Morgan. at Norfolk 19th instant from
Richmond and railed for this port.
Steamer United Watts. ortop4t N*4 %Wail 2filit 004
[rain New Yerk:
Bark Ida. Ingowan. entered out at Liverpool sth inst.
for Una sort.
Bark Joint Boot-ton. Lindsay. !st Shields sththsttmd for
Pao Janeiro; preparing for sec
Bark Mary 13entley. Clark, muted Dom Shields 6th inst.
for Palermo.
Bark Sampo. Roush:ter. entered eat at Liverpool 6th
BarkHann pert.
ibal. Hawkintk 50 days from Rio Janeiro, at
New York yesterdar.
Brig Alma 61 Knight. Knight, hence at New York
yesterday.
Brig J 11 Dilinrbam. Mndgett. 50 days from Malaga. at
Baltimore list inst.
Brig Maggie. UrowelL sailed from Venice 21:1 instant for
Messina.
Buhr BA Ford (Br). Carpenter. from St John. NB, for
this port, at Salem 29thinet.
Bohr Joseph Gorlunn.salled from Wathintitcm, DO. Mth
inst. for this port . - ''''' "
Behr Ellis Levering. Corson. sailed from Norfolk 19th
inst. for this noM
ticbr L Q 0 Wiehart, Mason, at New York Masai from
Wilmington. NC.
Rehr Amelia. Post from Newburypertlor New Castle,'
Del at Ne ss port 20th Inst.
Bohr Union Flag. Maloney. hence at Ctunleston yester
day.
Schre J B Knowles. Scott- 1 E Nickerson, Wiley ; Ann
Dole, Burney; Genres , . Crowley; N Kilter. Miller; L P
Smith. Crie, and E Pratt, Kendrick. hence at Boston
list inst.
Bchr it Law, York. hence at Gloucester list that
MABINE MISCELLANY.
Ship Electric (NG), Junge. from Hamburg nit. for
New York, with between 300 and 400 pasaengers and a
general cargo: consigned to Edyn !it Brooke. went *snore
Digit of the 20tttinst. on Great Egg „Harbor shoals. She
registers 935 tone. and was built at Mystic in 1853.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The Pollock Rip Light Vessel, (No 2) has been restored
to her station.and the Relief (No 9) taken to:Wood.s Role.
By order of the Lighthouse Beard.
• G. S. BI.Alr 4U - 1:h - inspector. 2d Dist.
Boston. Dec. 21.166'8.
RIAIDIEMIUST. AMON. Mt»
M MUCK dt Sp+
SO ABE FOUNDRY.
430 WABHIN TON Avenue, Philadelphia,
MANUFACTUR.E
STEAM ENGINES--Eligh and Low Fromm Horizontal,
Vertical. Beam. Oatillating a me
nd Mnaish
BOlL,ERB—Cylbader. Flue. Tubular. dro.
STEAK D AITAMIIR.-.Naamyth and Davy styles. and of
all sizes.
_CASTINGS—Loam. Dry and Green Band. Brass. &c.
ROOFS—Iron Frame or covering with Slate or Iron.
TANKS—Of Coat : Of, Wrought iron. for lerlueriaa. water.
arc. Wrought Iron.
GAB MACIIINERY—Bach gem% Bench Castings,
folders andFr G anies:PurilleuCoke and Charcoal Bar.
/315 o a s it V IdA ve trIflal r fr-bugh as Vacuum Pans and
Pumps, Defecators.:_Bone Black Filters, Burnam Wash.
era and Elevators; Bag Filters. Sugar and Bone Black
. _
Cars, in.
Sole manufacturers of the followin! Melanin: .
In Philadelphia and vicinity, or Vit:Mam
Variable Cutoff Steam Engine.
In Pennaglvania. of Shaw & Justice's Patent Dea&Strolia
Power Hammer.
In
the United State's, Cr . Witetbrel, Patent Samr.entering
and Self-balancing Centrifugal Sugar.draininetiachine.
Glass # Bartal'a improvement on Aspinwall # wooing's
Bartol's PatentWronght-Irdn'Retort Lid. - '
Strahan's Drill Grinding Rest.
Contractors for the design. erection. and fitting up at
fineries for working üßaa . Or fola. 'ea._`
PIGIRON —TO ARRIYE, NO. I SCOTCH_ FIG,IRON,—
OlongarnoOk and Carnbrotibrsuidd. For Bale ingots to
suit by PETER WRIGIIT 4 SONS, Ilb Walnut etreot,
Philadelphia, non, tt
COTTER AND YELLOW METAL SHEATHING,
Brazier's Copper Nails. Bolts and Ingot Csipper, cwt..
tk
stany on hand and for sale by Main' -wiaiscat a
Co.. No. gag South tWharvoi.e. -
NAVAL, s'ronEs4 , - - r
C ,
OTTON.— 204 BALEB COTTON NOW LANDING
from steamer 'Wyoming,. from Savannah, Ga, and
for Bale by c0q44460, , It co. - . 23 North
Front street, ' ' '
PEA NUTS.-164 SACKS. PEA NUTS (SUPERIOR
quality) now landing from steamer •',Wyomlug'+ from
Savannah. Go.. and for solo by EOCIIRAN, RUSSELL &
CO.. 22 North Front Wee.,
in 8 " Ar •ow • ' 7 • •
amine arg , for rola to , EDW.
.Miff
LIPIRIT6 TUKPENTINE AND ROSIN-110 'BARRELS
Li Sphits Tun, entibe bblo.Yalo Soap =Roam; !EMS
bbla. No. 2.Shipplng Eosin landing from etoamer
W Pioneer,
or oale by EDW.II, ROLEY. S:Wharvee. no2.tf
ißtrErnirlF.S ll. 6Wei/i/ls -
aucra A. WRIGHT, 'IHOIItrr(n PI walmagi A. GBls°°ll
=Amoral valour, - mum L. NEALL.
PETER WRIGHT & BONE.
. . iniPqrtai of ,Earthefiware
shipplng and Road:Ahab= Kerchantik
No. WAhtut.otreet. rhiladelebigh
COTTON AND LINEN BAIL DUCK OF EVERT
width t from ono to, Az , feet id ell Enembere. Tent
and Awning,Dttel4y*pormakere Fel Bon Twine:dm
JOHN W. EVIDDIAN & CO.. No. 103 math BL
1.31.11VY WELLS—OWNERS OF PROPERTY—THE
only place to get privy walla cleansed and diein•
footed, at very. low price!". et.'PEYSSON, Manufacturer
of Poudrette. Goldenatlea Ma Library street.
EW'MR 14Wr PRUNES IdiIipIIVIAND FOB EIAL
bi 3.0 Emu= d 1 1 1)001A8139101i 11111111 awl
~ETIH--PHILADELPHIA,- ; W E:
The Liverpool itF, Lon'
datii, •• Globe Insurance ..
'orlipany.
The Report oje this Com
pany for 1868 shows:
Premidins )A5947997 8 '
_o w efl"
s - ) 8
- . 4 „344,72,
and"after paying a - rzn
dend of 3o per cent., the
Total .Afeti are in. Gold
1 7 0 05,6 26
General Agent -
No. 6 MERCHvINTS' EXCH/INGE,
Pbihule4l44,
TIELAWARIC 11117TUALEAPETY-IBSVRANCECOM
1.. , PANY. -
Ineorrorated by the -LoPoorzzzo oz roonaiianias. 18 04.
office. 8. E. corner of =DID end WALNUT Street..
~
On Coe* Cos iwy d, id N Freight to all parte of the world:
D INSURANCES
Oa goods by river. canal.. lake and land carriage to all
parts of the Union. •
FIRE INBURAN(JES
On Merchandise an
m eralll 2 _• on Starer , Dwellings,
mouses, eta
• • • • : • -
ABBEYS OF THECOMPANY.
November 1. 1888.
$260.000 United Staten Five Per Cent Loan.
- • .1040`a . $103.500 00.
MAO United States'Per Cetd: Loan,
00
54,000 United Staten Six Par . Loan
(for Peak Ataiirond)„. to,ooo
=woo state of :Pennolvenia • Six 'Per ”
Cent. Loan. 211.27300
isrhooacit) of 'Per beat;
LoanAensioptirom Tax) , : 129,69100
60.000 State of. Now Jersey Biz Per Ce n t.
Lean. - • _51,500.00
20.000 Penn.ytvenis " Railroad " First More
gage 131 a Per Cent Bonds—Oa • 20.aa 00
man' ra a
noire Railroad
Mortggee Six Per Cent Ronde.. 21,000 00
m,OOO Western
Mortgage Pe nix Pernns ylvaniaCen B o
nded
(Penna. lilt. guarantee)..— 20.625 OD
80.000 State of Tennessee Five Per Cent
L0an......::. . 21,000 00
7,000 State of ei;sisitViCs 'Pei (lent:
Loan.: ,: ::::.:c: . 5=123
15.000 Ossemantov;il
pal and interesl.3uarantee4 by
the City ot • .PhUadelphLa. 300
shares stock :.,
_12,00000
'coop Penneyiranin Belittled Company. •
200 shame etna.-... 11.200 00
5.000 North Pennsylvania Railroad Com.
Party. 100 shins 2,500 00
20,000 Philadelphia and Southern Mail
Steamship Company, 13) slimes
stock • • MAO 00
MAO Loans on Bond and :Mortgage. Seat •
liens on City Properties ... . . ' Rs/ oo
si,ite.noo Par. Market Value. 51,180215 25
Cast. $1.C%60126 -
Real Estat • . _ w
Rills Recei e ,
.'l . :vable for :.Ine
oo
Balances ate at. AsLenelea-rPte- „
mining on Marisa rolletes—Ae
cnued bitereat an Mbar debts _
duo thB C0mpany.::........... 40.178 to
Stock sad Berippf s
bone. 63.165 . M' '-galw.atra , mut
valne . ....... . .
Cash in :6115.18D 08 .00
Cash In Drawer. ' , 413 65,
11
6.563
DIRECTOR/3V' ._
Thomas C. Hand. _ Edanuml/.. &jailer.
John C. Davis. Samuel R. Maas.
James C. Iland, _ _ ' . Homy illosny
Theoi l hllts Paulding. ' . William C. Ludwig.
Hugh Craig.se4l. George G. Leiper,
Henry C. Dallott. Jr.. .
John D. l'enrose.A . ;, John D. Taylor. _ - •
Jacob P. Jones. George W. Dernadon. '
James Traquair. Willm G. Boulton.
Edward Darlington. Jacob Menai, ' '
H. JOllBB Brooke.' Spencer APllyaine.
James B. ld.Parland, John B. Semple. Pittsburgh.
Edward Lafonrcade. D. T. Mogan. do .
Joahna P. Eyre, * -AL lit, Bomar. ' do.
THOMAS C. HAND. Preeddent
Jut G. B&W& Vicerraddent
HENRY LYLBURN. Bee:ratan% • ,
HENRY BALL, Aset Secretary. ' death
- FISH ASSOCIATION -OF PHILAD &L.
per. Incorporated March 37.101. Office.
No. St North Fifth street. .Insure Buildin
Household Furniture and March
e', - generally, from Loan bit Fire (in the City of
Philadelphia nly.) • -
Statement of the Armes of the Anew:dation
January lat. Mitt published in compliance with the pro.
visions of the Act of Assembly of AprillaN Mt
Bonds and Mortgagee on Property in the city
of rhiladelphis only •• • ..... -••—•• • • ••••..$1.074166 17
Ground .... ...... 18,814 96
Real Eettate. . ' ....... 547441 67
Furniture and Fixtures of co
U S 5.20 Re metered • 454.60 00
Cash on hand. .... ....... ..... . 81,573 11
T0ta1.....
TRUSTERS.
William li. Ilamiltou..Beronel Seothswit.
Peter A. Keyeer. Charles P. Bower.
John Carrow, June Lightfoot,
George I. Y°on& Robert Shoemaker,
3 oeeph It Lynda], ' Peter Armbruster.
Levi P. Costa, Pa. 11. Dckinstei,
Peter on.
WM. H. HAMILTON. Preeide — t.
SAMUPL SPAP,MAWK. Vice hesident.
WM. T.I3UTLEft. Secretary. . .- ,
Trp.tiE COUNTY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY—OF.
tio:110 South Fourth atreet, below Chestnut
'The Fire Insurance Company of the County of Phila
delphia,. Incorporated by the Legislature of Pennsylvs,
nia in 113 A, for indemnity againat Joss or damage by fire.
exclusively.
CHARTER PERPETUAL
This old and reliable institution.with ample capital and
contingent fund carefully invested, continues •to insure
buildings, furniture, merchandise, ske.;_either permanent
is or fora limited time,againat leas or damage by fire, at
the lowest rates consistent with the absolute safety of its
customer..
Losses adjusted and_pald With all possible despatch.
DIRECTORS: . _
Chao. J. Setter. 1. Andrew_ H; Miller,
ilenryßudd, James X; Stone.
John Horn, Edwin 1.. Reakirt,
Joseph Moore,, -Robert V. Massey, Jr..
George hiecke. . '
' Mark Devine.
„ J, SUTTER, Preadent
HENRY BUDD, Vice President
BENJAMIN F. lIOEf LEY.l3ecretary and Treasurer
T NI
TT FISEMEIPIL ADELPHIAS INSURANCE =COMPANY OF
TP
his Conipany takes risks at the lowest fate's consistent
with safety. Mid tenth:les its buainessexclualvell to .
ME INSURANCE IN THE CITY OF PHILADEL.
PHU.
OFFICE—No. 723 Arch street, Fourth National Bank
Building. .
Thomas J. Marlin. Charles B /nab." Johnitiret, Albertus Kin&
Wm. A,_Rolin . Henry Bum.
James Mongait, James Wood.
William Glenn. John Shalicross.
James Jenner, , ;J. Henry Atkin. '
Alexander T.ldicksun. ,N I Hugli
Albert C. 'Roberts, rhillEFltzpabrick. l
GONEAD B. ANDRE:ski. President.
Wn. A. Roux. Treas. Wm. H. FAQKN. Sec'y.
TEFI+EESON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
Philadelphla..-rQffice. No. 244 North Fifth street: near
lli_ark et etreet. ;
lucort.orated by the Legislature of Pennsylvania. Char
ter perpetual. Capital and Assets, $166,000. Make insu
rance against Loss or damage by Fire on. Public or Private
'ilffildiogs, Furniture. blocks: floods and Merchandise:on
favorable Wan& DIRE TO7IB.
Wm. McDaniel, Edward P. Moyer:
lama Peterson.. ' Frederick Ladner.
John, F. Eleisterling, Adam J. Olasz,
Homy Troenmer. HenrxDelany., ;
Jacob Schandeln. I G JOhnFJAIdtt, r
Frederick Doll., „ Christian - Frick, ,
Samuel - • eorge B. D.
Eon. ‘e.
D. Dardnerk •
•
WILLIAM MoDAIIIEL.PreSideiaL"
ISRAEL V.F.TIiftEIONL Vice President.
PnirmiE: Copr.near..Recretary and wnwsurer.
1-),.H.!T',/4/X ii,BUB•AN lE '''oont ANY
OE DELI
11s1C0 ORATED 1804—OHA.RTEll,PERTETIJAL.
No. 224 WALNUT Street: oppo site tbo Exchange.'
i This Company insures from losses or damage DY
on liberal terms on buildings, merchandise.-furniture,
arc. for for limited poriodsvand permanently on buildings
by deposit or premium. , „ ~. ~ „ .. ,• . ~..,..
_Tho . Company has been, in active operation for more
tban sixty_
.yes.re,' during which all' 'oases havo, been
promPtikadilustedc and Ad. .., ... '
• John 1,, Dodge, /,-, "„;., David Lewis,
1.1. B. Mahony. lenjamin Etting.
Johd.TZLewht ' ?., . - - hos, ELBowera
;
•
Win B. Grant , . . - A. R. Mclieru7
• Robert W. Loaning; ," • `?Edmogid Castilln. • •
r; D. Clark Whartont, Samuel Wilcox,
Lawrence Lewis. Jr., ' ''' ' - LOUIS C. Norris
' .JOI II;Wt
iMP M
idene.
Blimas Wii.Oc. Se cre tary
.
1 A MERICAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, INCUR
-4.4ea. porattid 1810,t—Chatter perpetual.. •
No. 810 WAIN UT street, above ThMa ir. Fhiladelphia.
Having a large •paid.uo.-Caplial 4 Stoe ' and , Surplus in.
vested in sound and available Seowitiese continuo to M
auro on dwelllage, eterea;furniture, raciretiandlae, vessels
•in port, and their cargoes, and , other, personal property.
All losses liberally and promptlyy adjusted.
_.- .•.+ . • DIREA.TuRIS, .
Thomas R. Maria; Edmund G. Dutilh, ' - •
John Welsh, - - - • ' ' •-- ' • C Charles W. PoultneY.
Patrick, Brady, •:-.:,. , 1
lame' Morrie,
John T. ,Lowial ' .„__ , , John P. Watherill.
, . William Y. caul. , • - . .
'il9 i 014,413 R. AlaißlS,,pradiegt,
ikla XRi . 41 Cit4wkwas Bocreturi. ~ , • -
.TWPA.Y,, P, W.Af.A.4.4-,A....1.A0
I11:-AV:t01tig !,;.1,;: -1. ' : ' 1. ':''
I ., tlv. m p Akow
:iiiiiiiiiiiiintANtarruu
kitEtis,:otitej.dak
• • ! Washington, D.C.. •
• • •
angered lot Speak!litt of Congresh pp
proved 11868,
Cash Capital; $1,000,000
Or/FIVE:
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING
' '
Virhitie all ccTissiondence ihoidct be add Missed. •
DIRE
cr:AjtElics CLARE.
JAY 600 ES.
17 . 1 4TCEriORD Otait;
W. G. MOORHEAD.
OEOBGE F. TYLER;
MOKLEY CULI2t.
• , OFFICERS:
CLARENCE U. CLARK. Medals+lilit.PrelditNlL
JAY MORE,• Clivirautti Maim and Executive Com
RENEY D. COOiE,
pmvatilON W. PERTilldiedibble. 'yaadActaary
E. S.-TURNER. W.ugtoe, AzeistsultSeereterl.
FRANCIS G. S 'ZJL M.D.. Medical Director.
TMVPirPf!%IMTM77° 4 I7I
Thiv-ComPanf. National :in its thirstier. offer& h 7
reel= of its Large Capital. LOW Estee of Premium. and
16m' Tables. the mod deeirSble means of Insuring Life
yet pnnented to,the pntilia. _ •
Cirt4dang. Pamphlets, and full partleuhirs given on ap
pliestion to the lirentli - -011ice of the Compani orto-its
General Agent& of the Compaiy.
JAY COOKE & CO., Nemi Rork for New Yort State and
Northern New Jersey. - -
A&Y.cooKE & Co.. washiziatoii.. ±k B.. for Do lawar
Virginia. Distibst of , colnrubio and West Virsinia. ' •
L-W. CLARK lt CO.. for Perussylyanhi and , Southern -
New &rim . . B B. ittienrualarrisbizr., Miumer for ",
_ austral awl Western kaorsylvitzde.
ALDkJIEJ•Lrg CO.. , Chfeeito. tar nano% Wisandss-
and lows.
lion.STEPHE.tildnxiM, St Paul. for Bdinnooots end
N. W. Wisconsin.:
JOHN
- • _
JOHNW. FLLIFI!!‘ .Ciminnati. for Ohio and Con
trill and Southern Wiens.
T. B. F..DGAB. St. Loula. for Missouri and Kamen. • _
S. A. KEAN d; CO., Detroit, for Michigan and - Northern
Indiana.
A. M. MOTstERSHED, Omaha. for Nebraska..
°RESTON BECTMEttEdt CO.. Baltiesorocior MAO
land. _ • • •
New England Gibloterat A r geficY milder
the Direction or
E. A. ROLUNS and -
W. E. CHANDLERj Of the Board Prri4recwri.
: • • J.l". TUCKER, Manager
8 Maritsa:de Exchazum State atreet. Bot
SIUTUAL INSURADIOE
COMPANY.
8,17X/7 8D
YORK.
PLINY -VBEEIIII% , President.
14airi JNO. eIIIBD INDRE EN W BER I4
BURY Eladalkif lecrebrY°
Assets $1,200,000:
ORGANIXED• MUNE, 1881.
BLS. mucusNON-FORFEITABLE.
PREMIUMS PAYABLE 311 GARB.
LOSSER .PAID CA M
It Receives No arotis and Bi~ Bona,
BY the provhdone of its charter. the °Wire vir/WPfaa
belongs to policy holden; and meat be paid to them In
dividends. or reserred for/ their greater reemit.
dende are made on the y contribution plan. and paid 1139111:
ally, commencing tWoSeall froollbe.defal of . the 'Polio/.
It hag already made' two diyiwnmo ' amounting' so
$102,000, as amount newt before equaled dud= the that
three years Of, any company.
PERMITS TO' TRAVEL GRANTED WITH
OUT EXTRA CHARGE. NO POLICY FEE
REQUIRP,D;;FEMALE RIBERTAXEN AT
THE. USUAL PRINTED RATES, NO
EXTRA P.REMIUM BEING DEMANDED: ,
Applieatlolurthe all Ueda eyelids% lite; ten-yeat Iffe
endowment, tensor euildrea's endowment, Wm. and
all informatiorrehe.." l . , afforded at the
e••••••. ,
• BRANCH MICK OF Tilli COMPANY,
.$1.228.039 e 6
NO. 4053 _WALNI.re STREET
Elide= Depsitment of the Rate of "Pikularlirsulla.
Particular ainantioniglimi to
FIRE any BLUME MEM _
Which. in all inatanceN will be placed in mit-class Com.
panics of thia city. an well. as those of known standing in
New York. New England and Baltimore.
Acow num, Elgin% AND INSUBANOE ON LIVE
In STOCK. _
carefully attended to. leading Commies of that loin&
B strict personal attention to. and prompt despatch of
b entrusted to my care. I hope to merit and re.
ceive a full abase of publib patronage.
hf.SUMER.
No. SOS Walnut Brest,
nahlitf w ttb
1829.--CHAI7EFERpETti
.. , r• . 7.---- - • •
1 FIEt.A.ICEMIN ' •
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
. .. . .
• PHILADELPHIA,
Nos. 435 , Slid 407 Cheatnut Street
_....._ , ,
' . Assettion , Jazmary 1, /868,
tf2,413 03;740 439.•
. .
csiit,ii ~.' . ...,..-,;.,..,:.-...... .... ....... _sumo° 00
Accrued Surplus .;.... 4 „...: 4 •,......,......'.. - .. .... .i. . . .. 4108,093 39
Preitduina .......... ..... .. . . .. ...........1,04,846 23
UNSETTLED CLAIMS. INCOME FOR IN&
.
Lessee Paid Since 1829 Over
05'''''500000.
-- Perpetual - And Tettiparaxx•Policies on Liberal Terme. -----
• • 44.. • , ,
1 • Chart) IV. % DM.E OEI3
icier: '''" ' Geo. rated. - ' .
1
Tobias Wagner. '; 1;• ; !. - Allired Mae?. • ' • .• • -
Samuel Grant, ' , " nes. W. Lewis, 31. D.,' '
GW. Biel:Lards; -.e , : , L, , , .' , Tlitiretas Sparks, , t
lease Les, , • .Wm. B. grant.
0 ' 1 . -1, • . CBARLE r DrJBANCIEEN: President
JAB. '.,'Wi Er Ali:rSi t kE.Va t iro . Wv_ l' r .r o c a l ig lat• ' '- • r •
Except at ( L l exin_gtop, Kentucky,: 1818 -Company,. bas no
Agenclea weld of• rittebtutiz - ' ' ' - f 01.2 . '
_ _
VIIIIIINSURADICB.,'EXCLUSWELY.—THE ,
'PENN.
'sylvan's' Fire Insorinice CompAny—lncerporated Mali'
—Charter Perpetual-210 t, 5 - , i? ykrnt street, opitositejn. -
dependence Square.' •
Thiat,ompany, favorably-known. to the eommunitY far
over forty years, continues to insure ikgalarst hies or dam•
age byetre. OIL Paigla or Private :Thaildlngr, either perma. •
neatly or for a limited time.... on Furniture, i3teake
of_goodennd Merchandise generality. on liberattemis. , • 2 ,
Their Capital, togotherwith a, large Surplus Fund, is
invested in a most careftih viannakwhich enables them •
to ° Mt IP th.. insurelmandoubton,secaritv,in the Cue
of Iota: ,
CTCIIA
Daniel Smitli,Jr.,= JObn•Peverettk. LI .., I • r,
Alatander Benson,:k '' - ' Thomas Smith.
Isaac klazlehunit t ... ;
~.. 1 . Ramie Lewis. ,• t ••. , .
Thomairßobins. ' ' ' .1. iiiiiinghlun Fell.
•,•• , ‘.O - Daniel Haddock, J r. _ • , ,• , , •
' ' ' ''' • DANIEL 13115.1TET. Jr. Fresident,
WILMA( G. CrietwEr.ti rieoretarinkt r • , • • , • .-, ; .;t ~ ___,..
FAME EiSTALINCE COMPANY. 4 , 4, 44 OUEWMTJT.
Wee •' ' _ p,giEVATA'"
V L4i
i ite- I N ii "I".qt A -
N 0 11 X 9 P,M3 AVI -
Vrantil N. nuck; ' ''' 4 *.
42 ili g ; :trettnitni___.:: ' • ' ,
eltl e o bn . :Y A. ltLer i var e 6 ,,, 7 L : : '',:)' :::';..' ,
Chas. RinhaLdmols: -:, ,' IS %-';',:.''nd"hlivilitd,DcWOOdLlAJA,ll
,:',. , Mbrdetat Booby.
, ;John Reader, ‘Tr.., •
~.. : •
Om.' litokee, :
itob , )F s. t,i i - ja,,R 3 , 7 4 N igu ..President
. - (113.48. RIC CiARDBO i'rearl:FOla,liti''; ''' ,'
•
W. L. Briatienumag• Becratarsrs' •r . ' •
- micsaiNkon.A.NGEß,—gri.Np
°ulVticitt44=wr7:l=m'!)w*--
- mwxwimm
M==;2
Paid in : Frail
TORS. _
B. A.110141.1N% • •
HENRY D. 000EE.
W.•E.OHANDLER.
JOHN D. DEMERS:
EDWARD DODGE.
H. rAimEsrowt.
GF CP, Et JED
PUILADELPHLS.
M. M ' BAR KE R, Manager,
-TRIPLE SHE
•
- ISPAVAAItg NOTION&
GMOMM NATIONAL BMOC, ,
+:....Pau.aoff..vele, Dec. 8,, 1.88.
The A antis! M of the tnockholdere foe tat elec
tion of Ditectimi and 7brother , purpoelß will be held on
EDNEi3DAY, the 19th. day of January 411M).-41-14
o'clock N. The.et rtten •41ie rptaee between_ the
howl ogle A. M. stetE d' L
"
u
, • , - - , -W. . 8 }Lutz&
deB w&etjale ' thishter.
OTTY NATIONAL BANK. , ,
• "--' l6 innuei - eleetieTi e " 9 °i d 14 1568 '
Banking House. on WEDNESDAx.pe nen a i l lgof a t i4 be •
ary,, 1869; between the Meng of 10 , o'cloos'A
Q. ALBISKT LEWIS ,
delOjeux wait§ ' • •
Serb WESTERN NATIONAL BANK; '
Pnu.apkt,ritre. Dee. 12. 1888.
- An Election for Directors of this Bank for the ensuing
ear will be held atthe Banking Ronne.; on , 7ITEBBAIt
J ,
anuary 12. 1860. between the homy of It A. M. and
Y : M .„„ JOB. PATTERSON •
612 ‘&rtv t 6126
wir NATIONAL BANK OF TIM NORTFIERN
PUILADELPMI 4 Dee. I. BEB.
The Anneal ziEetion for Directors of this Bank, will be
held at the Banker% ktonse on WEDNESDA9 the I.Bth,
day 01 January. law. between the home of 10 o'clock A.
M. and 8 O'/lock Y. Di.-
delbf in wto jal24 • ' GOliotratE. Cashier.' •
stir COMMONWEALTIINATIONAL BANK.
t'IIrLADELPHIA. DOC. IL MRPIEL
The annual elect.= for Directors-of tble bauk - will be
held at the Banking nous°, on' UEsDAT January 19tH •
1E69: between the hours of 10 11.111. and 4 2 r. EL • •
. detbf..m.w,tjala B. C. YOUNG. Cashier.
OFFICE. OF THE DELAWARE MUTUAL
DANE:TIC^ INBURANUE COMPANY.
be Th les . t a tia n o i lb ei c ec e j o i n on lit io O r N t EZA e ri e4irtlDAlreecet°'"l9'vv4llB6lli4
next. between tho; hours of WA: 61. 1 14. th ds/ of .janciarl '
_ .
H ; LNRY Lk LODEN.
fillinl. THE `PINE. GROVE AND LEBANON RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY. OFFICE 227 dOU LT( FOUR ill:
STRE&T.
- rrutaxon rule,. 2
The-Annual Meeting of .the ntoctsheldent D or 2 th it4 18118
e-410m. -
pony and an election ior otll g year will
be held 'at the office of tbe Ur n ; fo y r th n e email)
twry 11t14 lElal, 14,10 o'clock m ai " ° •
MULI"111.1( '
Jan
.. _
dettejllll§-
, ' liocretati. 7
fdigr._
(TA.L. HE IMAXOKIN AND TRIVORTON EAT[.
tr 7 E l l * COAItAN Orto.ICE 227,BOUTJEL FOUSTII
th_e_ll"Dietoc'A. Dec. 21.1868'
he Annual-l+icetin
sgyy and. an election tor acme fkridthr.ettraltballttrr
-wl be held at the o ffi ce of - tha n e '
Jarittaryllth.lB69. at 10 o'cleck.A3EBl- MO ND A Y;
de2l-DAN • , ItICHA.RD COE.
Secretary.
niter • THE MAITANOY VALLEY RAILROAD COM.
!ANY. OPPICE 227 SO iffki FOURTH STREET.
• ' • Pintannt emu. Dec. 21. 1868.
The Annual Meeting of the :stockholders of this COM.
pony. and an Election for °Ricers for the ensuing year,
will be held tit the °Mee of thetCoronany. 011 11103LUAY. -
January Itth, - 1869, at 10 o'clock A. M.
Ti • - - . - RICHARD .00E.
de2l t - lalll tiecrebuy.
atty.— PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM.
PAN Y.—Office At). 921 Uhestnut street. Phiiadel.
phis
ELECTION.—An Election for Nine Trustees to serve
for three years will be held at the Unice of the. Company .
011 MoN LAI the 4th day of January: 1e69; between the'
ileums of 10 A. M. and 12 M.
EapPHONs;
• aelB4llBl • '- • 'Secretary.
tor: PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
OFFICB OF GENERAL eitEIGHT AGIENT.' No.
MO Market street. •
rinteantrtutt. For ember 15. 1863.
NOTICE:—The rates tor transportation of Gas and
other Bituminous . Coat, bo carried on the Pennsyivania
Rath c ad, we s tern penntrawn Paitroad. and Philadel
phia and Erie , Railroad. to take eflect January Isr, v . 4139,,
can be obtained neon aptlication'at this Wilco.
B. B. SINOBTON,
General Freight Agent
del6tiall Company.
ger ABPECIAL URETER QOE THE, STOCKHOLM.
4 ••••• ern of the ARarion. River and Spring Creek Oil
Company wilt be heidAst 1,0. 34 North Front street on
TUk 15194 Y. the 29th met, at 10 o'clock A. AL dels'l9t•
PIIILADEILP t A AND READING RAILROAD
apA,E . 4.I.4Y.OFFICE 2.71. SOUTH r o l 3 .ltßit
PanachEmriflA, cee.l . Deo.
Notice b hereby given to the Stocitolders of this Com.
panythat the annual n eeting, and election for President,
PiX Managers, Treasurer and becretarywill take sace on
the SECOND MONDAY (11th) of January next at 12 N.
treig.tiallfr • W. H. WSW), Secretary .
PIT NATIONAL BANK =OF OF YITILADELI
rntLanaLrnti.
r Decembsr
The. Annual Election for Dire t - oft ide B
be held at the Banking House on e T a uraday.theait willr. -dar
of January. 18d3,, between the hours of 12 o'clock A. M.
and 2 o'cloticY. M.. • - - ' -
del2t lent. MORTON MoMICIIAEL. Ju.. Cashier.
segi, jAllltiplitY CREEK. RAILROAD COIdrANY,
PIIrIAPELPIIIA;December`I4,I.I3I3B.
The annualmeetion of the eltochboiders of-the I.oroemy ,
Creek Railroad Company will be held at the office of the'
Philadelphia arid Iteadln_ gliailroad feetallanY4 nputh
Fourth atreet,Philadelphie„on Mool3Ei.x. Janata? ilth.
1869; at li/o'clock •A. IC - when an election wilt be held for
a President and Mx Wrectora to serve for the ensuing,
year. . -
issitpp. EAST HAHANOY RAILROAD
COMPANY.
"'"'" OFFICE, 927
.SOUTH FOURTH CREET. • .
• ; •Fatiarnwritts. Bee -Hi Hffil
The'Anntral Ifteting_ of the Stockholders of this
pimp and au election for officers toserve for the crumbs.;
year will be held at the office tr , the Company. on 24)2 , 47
DAY, Jlll4 U. 1869, at 2 o'clock. P. M.
ALBERT FOSTER.
dels-tiall4 ' Secretary'.
-;26rh- ALLENTOWN BAIGROAD COMPANY.
• Pnixangraltra4 Dec. 14. lEgi.
The annual meeting of the atockholders of the Allen- -
town Railroad compasymili be held at the office of the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company. No. 5937
Borah Fourth street. Philadelphia, on MONDAY. Jana
an* 11.1869. at 103-4 o'clock A. M.. when an election will be
held for a President and six Directors to servo for the en.
addnelS.g year'.
r , W. H. WEBB. Secretary.
THE , MAITAIVOY AND BROAD MOUNTAIN
sarimutOAD COMPANY.--OFFICE,No 227 SOUTH
FOURTH STREET.
Puminat.rme. December 14th, 1.1363;
The Annual Meeting of toe Stockholders of the
Mahoney and Broad Mountain Railroad Company, will
be held at the Of fi ce of the Company. No. 227 South
Fourth street, on MONDAY January 11th. 1869. at 000
o'clock P. M.,_when an election will co held for a Presi
dent and six Directors to serve for the ellattillgyear.
ALBERT kosrmt,
dels-06111. ' Secretary.
marß y li p .. in 109 AND MECHANICS' NATIONAL
PurrAminsin.t. Deeember 11,186.
The annual election for Directors of this Bank will be
held at the Banking Douse, on WE UN aSDAY. the 18th
day. of January next, between the honre of 11 o'clock A.
M. and 2 o'clock r. P 4.
W. RUSHTON. Js.. Cashier.
0).171
k 7I3ENCH MEDICINES
PEEPASKO BY
ORIMAULT &
CHEMIST TO 11.1. PRINCE NAPOLEON,
45 Rpm DE EIWIELIEU.
PAM.
SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE OF IRON.
By LEILAS, N. D., Docteur es Sciences. , •
GIIIMAALT CO...IOItEMISTB, PARIS. -
According to the opinion of the members of the Pule
Academy of Aft dicine, this article is superior to all the
ferruginous preparations known. It agrees beet with the
stomach, never causes costiveness; It contains the ale.
meats of the blood and the osseous frame. and succeeds
where other preparations fail, such as Vallet's pHs iron
reduced by hydrogen. lactate of iron. and ferrunous
mineral water. One tablespoonful of the solution or
syrup contains three grains of salt of iron. They are both
colorless.
Agents in Philadelphia,
FRENCH, RICEIARDS & CO.,
dcgLemlF. . N. W. TENTH. and MARKET Sts.
DENTALLINA,4 SUPERIOR. aRTICLE FOR
N../ cleaning the Teeth, destroying animalcule, which in,
feat them. giving tone to the gums. and leaving a feeling.
of fragrance and perfect cleanliness in the mouth. It may
bo used daily. and will be fofind to strengthen weak and
Wool. in& gums, while the aroma and detersiveness will
recommend - it to every one. Being composed with the
assistance of the Dentist, Physicians end Microscopist, it
is confidently offered as a reliable substitute for the un.
' certain washes formerly in vegue. • •
Eminent Dentists, acquainted with the constituents of
the, DentAllina;advocate its use it contains nothing to
prevent its unrestrained employment. &lade only .by.
• T..SLUNN, apothecary
, • . " Broad and Spruce atreets.
For sale by Druggiets generrally.end
red.Drowne, U L. ,Stachhouse, .
g uan o .14 Co.. Robert C. Davis, • .
KeenY. Geo. C. Bower,
Isaac H. Kay, Chas. Shivers,
C.ll, Needles, B. 31. , hiceolin.
T. J. Husband S. C. Bunting,
Ambrose smith. Chas. H. Eberle,
Edward Parrish. Jambe N. auks,
Wm. B. Webb. • E. Bringhurst &
James L. Bispbam. Dyott & Co.,
Hughes & Combo, H. C. Blair% Sons,
Henry A. Bower. ; Wyatt & Bro.
I tam jAjitAMEMIO._ •• MLN. TVMLE'Ta
p F Vitiaid-nuM
ENI9itYLVOIA MILITARY ACADEITT. 410.1'
P
diEBTER,DELAWAIiE COUNTY, PA.
(For Boarilers only.)
Eeseibri4troienaTHUßSDAY, January 7th.
The Buildingeare new and very complete in all their
appointmette.• • • • ' ' -
Thorough instruction in the English Branches. A very
+thorough course In 'Mathematics, Meehanics, Chemistry
and Civil.Engneering.., Ancient and Modern Languages
:optional. - Careful attention is given to the moral and re
ligious culture of cadeta, •
circulars may be obtained of •
SJAM.S.I3 H. WINE, ESq.,6`lB Chestnut st,
T. B. PETERBON, ESQ., 806 Chestnut at,
COL. THEO. HYAT,. • - • • •
,Presldent P.M. A. •
or of 1
dal9.lm
II 0 ItS EIS A N 8 II I P. SCIENTIFICALLY
taught at the Philadelphia Riding School, Rourtli
street above, Vino. : fThe horses are quietd:
an
.
Atioroophly trained.. For hire. saddle horses. Also car
riages at all Niece for weddings, parties. opera, funerals.
&c. ' Horses trained to the saddle.
t - • , ~, ? . •• . TuoistAs CRAIGE at mo
.HOTELS.
WASPOIGTON. SOUSE,
, pem a i n i i opbfidnringibeivinteri good socoDimodatione.
doftl.lmo ' GEO. B. OKB. ropriotor:
AUCTION SALES.
'AITOWIONEERS. a ,
80 ,
fILABIC
, 4 EV414 % • - ~........ 630 , 01 8114 I) I N or • 4
' Ci D' AV litinNlNO a n 'EVENI A.,___ .
wfil tell Tfli- - - ' mtg. lied :apreada. Dry vuowl..-...`
_ Alarge Invoice of Blau
ivy.
eta oner Y.. TIP l e, P" ;
clethe t Casettaer h lira 0.. , :;,, ,_, - . ~..—.4 ,•
r uity °°k6T 'au l l ti co eiT un t 4,l:er7S4antAl 'rill, find bi".lll4 '" ,
zl , t. i•• 1 '
1 Div Tormittleh. • ' . _
.. , , , se
a 0 packed free of energy., ,
m L. 6.6111311JD0E dr.CO, AIIOTIONEE)38.
t4la P.* nabiag litCOOt. above Filth.
THOMAP SONG . AUCTIONE4III3.
-
mNote.4B9 and 141 Beath Fourth streesti;••• 7 , , ,••;. O.
D U
NB ART EXHRTION AND BALE OF THE lirEM':-••; ; -
HJOHEtiT IMPORTANCE -• . :Awe
M. HNOEDLER. - anctessor to GOUP CO..
Tork. announces to thapeople of
...(laisdeirstlist 04 , "-
win - make an Jul - patent offering ot Fine Works ad 21A:7:7r:-
in January next. and designs that it ethen,_he the finest -
and meet elegant collection of 'laureate:id Worktof Are '
ever offered in Philadelpula •at public sac:. The entire ,
CoUectkakwill be on exhibition in the eastern gellerielle" ,
the Pennsylvania Academy. of Fine Arta. centreenelng
about January let.. .until the day' of sale: , • - •
At the request of M. Enoedler the. entire -arrengemellaw
exhibition and sellin, will be under the management
Mr, Charlet F.• llaselt g ine..ll2sOhannut et. 7'
BALES OF irratrx'werna HEAL ElST'ATE.______-
ager . Public sales at the Philadelphia fn.' nee Elf NIUE
TIJESDAY at 12 o'clock. , • • '
sr - Ennature bales at the Auction Store WE=
1W Bales at IleiddenneS redelveest.eclai
BALE OF CHOICE AND ELEGA.NT
ON MONDAY. T. ESDAY and. EDNEODAT
NOONS•' Dee 21, 22 'ml:23 ;
At 4
o'clock a cotisc ion of uhoico Christmas smoke.
elegantly illustrated works in superb bindings, Englisk
aid American edition, suitable for Holiday Presents..
complying the best authors in all departments of Litetis.
cure and the Fine e rto ,
Piet!!dent.
Balet at the Auction Rooms. Noe. 1 . 29 and 1413onthHouxW 'w
HANDSOME FURNITURE PIANOS. 14 ERRORS. .
CHANDELIERS, :HANDFOWEI VSLVET.. 131AUS-I
EELS AND &MEE eilliPE2l9, &a. _
T. ON TEICRSDAY HORNING.* • ,
- Dec. PA, at 9 o'clock. at the auction rooms, by catalogue's large assortment of superior Household. Furniture.
comprising—handsome, VValout •• Parlor, Library and.
Dining „boobs Walnut 2 Chamber Bults„.l.
Caritas(' Chamber - Sults; superior KoseWOod Plane - or
flneFrench. Plate Mantel and • Pier Mirrors: Wardrobes.
Bookcases. bidelboards. Extension, Centre and Bouquet
Tables China, Gifted and Plated Ware, Beds and Bedding,
fine Hair Distresses. Offloo Purniture. Platform Bastes
and. Weights; Garconsiuning. and Cooking "stone. hand
some Chandeliers, euperior 61tuical - 110,ir etiltorlOr
wood Stereos...l= ..nd 60 Views. fine . Paintings 'all& • I
Kogras Inge. , Handsome Velvet Brunel* and other -
pets, dtc.„
-Also, Slargo Artie-V=4, on;ioluriine. five- feet -
elegant Inlaid Mosaic Table, with , finely carved marble ;
Also. Hddion Bay. Sable Muff and Collar... -
• .- • CHANDELI
Also, 12 handsome OH, Ilhandelleie. 6, 8 and II Ilgura.. • "
MACHIJNERNyAND.VIXTUREF OF A GRAIN
DISTILLemy.
ON MONDAY moktritNil. •
Dec. 28, at ID o'clock. at No. 406 and 410 North Front_st...
the-complete7Machinery7and - TFlxtureo of ii - large Grain ,
Distillery. comprising 9 LarAte Fermenting 'rube, 8000 gal.
lone each; a.nd Cold Water; and Worm , Tubs. lases
Me eh Tab, Yeast Tub 4 Work , d by steam; Receiving t.SL.
tern, with Agitittor ; Lo_pg_er Worm. Pomo, Moir;
Velves. Shafts= •and Puireys. die.; 31111. Gearing. Gnsitl
Elevator. Runnere:Belting.plattOrm Scale% Steam Gauge .
and other articles appertaMing to a Grain Distiller'',
TFUNIENINDUKBOROW & CM", AUCTIONEERS,
JJ Nos, ED and 291
MARKET street corner Bank st,
•,- east to John T Meets & Co" '. 4
- - , ac ore o
WHIGS SALE OF FORBIN. AND -I/09181010 .DIIK
: - ONMDAY_IdORNING. _
14100 f I on four months' ,medit.
Bales bleached anilbrew - n Hymn= and Dena.
do - White. gray and blue wool Blankets.
Cases Indigo blue Cheeks. Stripes.Denims.Tlckinge,'.
do., Mane ester and Scotch Qinghai= and Nelda.
ecs.& Cobb% laanel., Silecias, Linings, Prints.,
do. , White and Scarlet Shirting Flannels. •
do. X entucky Jeans, Cottonades. Miners. Flannels. ,
de. Satinets, Tweeds, Limeys, Printed Cloakings; •
MILITARY CLOTHING.
—eases Infantry Overcoats.
do. -:Cavalry; ' do. : • •
do. Jackets. '
do. Lined and Unlined Blouses.
50 cases OKAY , MIXED SHIRTS. -
MERCHANT TAILORS' Goopfs.
Pieces EnswhFrench end Saxony all wool and Unload
Black and Blue Cloth'i
• do. Aix la Chapelle •Esquita lex end Castor Beaveni.
do., 'renels Black Doeskins. all wool t ,
do. London Belton Tricots, Italian Cloths.
do all wool Prenelfransiyilassimered - and Coatlnitc ----
DRESS GUI IDS. SILKS, Ac. _ • • -
Pieces Black and olored real Mohair Alpacse.Cobernd. -
• do. Empress Cloths, Persians. Sensed. Chines.-
do. French all Wool Plain and Printed Delano,.
do, goners. Mixtures Saxony and French. Plaids.
do. Paris Merino..-Plain and Fancy Poplins.
LINENS. WOPIE GOODS; &e. _
Fell linen Shirting Linens, BaruslP3rDshisahs
hull !Mee Bleached and Brown canvas. Crash, Sheet. • •
Full lines Drills, Diaper, Towelingg, l'ablo Clothe. , •-•
Full lined &scouts. Cambries, Mulls, Nalimooks. - •
HOsiery, Gloves, Balmoral and Hoop Skit Traveling .
and Under Shirts and ` Drawers. Sowings, T on` Trim-
mime. Lmbridlaa. ,Ildkfe.. Suspenders. Zephyr Goodd.&l3.
.• • TUBS= FURS,
A _
An invoice'ol high coat Furs, in :Bab% Mink; Squirrel.
c,_&c. - •
CARPETINGEL OIL CLOTHS, &O. ' " •
Also, at 10 o'clock, 20; .pieces Of ingrain. Venetian. -;
Berm Cottage and Regtimpetinge. KO pieced Floor 011
CLOSING BALE OF 150 OASES MOTS,EI H ..
• . TRAVELING , Bs° A B - &o." ; •
op_TITESDAY atouriinie. • •
Dec: o clocX. on four months' erodit.
Timms' mactr -- Ar - soN AUCTIONEItaIf AND
- 'COMM IS SION NUERALELANTS; •
_ No. 1110 CHESTNUT stmot. • , •. •
Near Entrance' No. IWI Samna street. -
HOUSEHOLD •FUNNITURE OF...EVERY DESOIOIr.
TION RECEIVED ON CONSIGNMENT ~,
Sales of Furniture • atDwel/iniot attended to on tiemail
SALE OF SILVER PLATED WARE.TA D LE*CUT.' •
LERY • AND FANCY 'Or oDS,
ON WEDNESDAY EVENINO.
At 7 &clerk, at the auction story. will be gold. a taro •
r aes tul ort cy T o t odit of . fit!e.S . llver P lated Ware. 'Fable Callen' and
Sale at No. 1110 Chestnut street.
ELFGANT CABINET FURNITURB,SEVEN PLAN - 0'
FORTES FINE CARPETS, MIRROBS.BOOIDIAISF.S,
PLATAD WARP. &cc '
ON THURSDAY MORNING.
At 10 o'clock, at the Auction.. Store d No., 1110 Chest=
street, will be sold—A large assortment of elegant Fund
tore, Including several rich Parlor. Suits 'in brocatello d
terry, plush and repo: Oak Dlnlog Boom Suit, four Rose-
wood and three Mahogany Plano Fortes together with a
general aeaortment
e f parlor, Chantherdplqpg Roomwadi
PINE Library ilißS,BuFicto ROBES. dro.' •
ON THuRSDAY HORNING,
At the auction "atote,-will be Nelda eats Hudionßav •
Sable Buffo and Talmo. .Also. an assortment of othSir
Furs, 12 Buffalo Robes, Re.
Mao, an Invoice of new Cloth C.; to and Yeats.
BY BABBITT & CO.. AUCTIONEERS.
, .
CASH Aucriol Houla ret
No. WA MAREET etreet, corner o BAN
Cash advanced on' consignments without extra chart
CLOSING TRADE SALE—IMPOItTED AND AME
CAN FURS. SLEIGH. AND CARRIAGE"ROBESg
comprising 200 tote. by cattdogue,sattable for the
mas Holidays.
trN THURSDAY MORNING. • '•
Dec. 24. commencing at 10 o'clock.
This sale offers the largest inducements of the season,'
The entire lot will be peremptorily sold.
NOTICE TO } UR BUYERS
ADDITIONaII
.
Elegant Furs, Sleigh and. Cart lege Robes. Afghans.
included in oar catalogue on THURSDA Y. Dee. 24tb.,
will be found the largest assortment :1 Imported'
American Furs. Robes, Afghans. ac.. ever offered at auc
tion in this city. These geode are all adapted - for firs t
alma sales. and will be cold In lots to suit purchasers. •
Sale peremptory.
MARTIN BROTHERS, AUCTIONEERS.
(Lately,fialeamen for M. Thomas &&m a.) - •
No. 5 CHESTNUT street. rear entrance from ML'.
Sale No. 223 l
CHAMBERet.
HANDSOME • • PARLOR. AND DINING,
ROOM FURNITURE, HANDSOME BRUSlitUll
omarEms. ao„_ • • • • •
ON THURSDAY MORNING. • • _ • .
Dee. 24, at Id% o'clock. at No. 7J+3l, Howard street, aboi4
Front and Suaquehanna avenue, • the entire' urniture.
including handeome Walnut and Crimson Flush, Parlor
Handsome. une Handeome Walnut Chamber Furniture.:
Walnut sideboard and Extention Table. !very
fine Brueeela, Ingrain and Venetian Carpets. Kitchen
Furniture, &c.„ die. • . . •
The Furniture hag been in ruse but a abort. time. •
May be seen on the morning of eater
D Boats. JA,'AUCTIONEER.
I). SCOTT'S ART GALLERY
CREATNUT , street. Philadelphia. ___-
CARD—Wo will make sales on Tuesday and ' Woe'
nesday, day and evening,. at 10X A. M. and t;t: P
at our Gallery. of a general assortment of Fan cy _ Olna4o.
suitable for the
SPECIAL SALE Oi? RICH HOLIDAY GOODS—nat
LANDED, . .
_ At 701,Cheetnut street,
'ON TUESDAY ants WEDNESDAY EVENIOII
At 73f Weloa, a large and beautiful cowapiti:quit Of Pa.
rlan goods, Bohemian Glaze, Tliple Plated Eliyer Ware;
e TAIKER A. FREEMAN. AUCTIONEER4Z,I .
No. WALNUT street.
• AT PRIVATE BALE. - _ • •
69 shares of the Gernientown and Petitioning: Turnpike,.
CorePanY.
A VALUABLE TRACT OF D9'At.92o OF LA -fat.
With Mansion Bow _e, itiaing Sun Lane, intersected
Eighth, Ninth. Tenth and rieventh, Ontario and Volta
streets , within .916 teet of the Old York Roado-fidludoo,
deposit Briag Cnnt. Tonne easy.
•
valnableigivineao Rr_operty N 0.819 Arch attest
BUELENOTON.—A Handsome Blandon, on Agin
tot 158 by 70: 1 feet. - '
ti
A. AUCTIDN ,C RE,
.j_ , • ' 1219 CHESTNUT street.. •,"
CONCERT HALL AUll'iltiN ,EOOMS,
All goods received and delivered In rear of Storefiin
Glover street
SAtE
• . PLATED WARE. • ' - ' •
ON THURSDAY 111011NING
• Dec. 24, at 10. o'clock, and in the evening at. "'h . ; *ED
be sold , a full atisortment of Silver Plated Ware,tor the
,Holidays.
IifoCLEES & CO.. •
D. Atragwtw.
Ng. it. , NT MAIM
.
SALE OP 1700 G ASES :BOOTS, SHO. BROGANS.'
DAI.I I .IOALS; RS gto. •
ON THURSDAY MORNING.
• Dec. 24, commencing at lu o'clock. we "ell hr
catalogue. for cob, 1700 Lemma boya' and: youtier-,'
Bcota. Shoe", 'Brogan", Sol
Also.. a 'large,.and 'superior -assortment of 'Ladtes";, ,,
MiSPre and -Children*" stoar. •
rrgE pßttimarAL .MONEY,'ESTAIILISTIMENTro )"
• .I. EL E. corner of SIXTH and RACE streets. •
Money advanced on Merchandise generaßY—Watches.
Jewelry, L iamonde, Gold and Silver gist°. and on all
articies of value, for any length of time/weed on.
' WATCHES AND JEWELRY AT PRIVATE SALE. •
Fine Gold Hunting Case.Donble BottoutAnd Open Face
Engliels,LAmerican And Ruther Patent. Lever, Watcheis;
Fintstiold Hunting Case and_OPen race Lel:Pine-Witches*
Fine Gold Duplex and other Watches: Fine. Silver Hunt, .
lug Qum and Open 'Plum 'English. American and nudes
Patent Lever and Lopine.Watcheat - DOtIMO OMB English
Vuartier and ether Watches Ladies' Fancy Watch/sett ;
Diamond 13reastpins; Finger Rings; Ear Rings t Studs;
0.; Pine , Gold Chains • , tledallions; Dracelotal . Scarf
Plus z Bretuitpins; FingerlUngs ;Pencil Cases and .Joiveley
generally.
FOR SALE.—A large and venable Fireproof . Chest.,
suitable for a Jeweler; cost $6541
,Also. several Lots in South Camden.Flith and Chestnut
,steeetn
blv't & RARvEtattuw9T.Regotl.. a. 0p).4
14Wre siet tuicl 69 LothLothOLICTII trOar:
AVICtIOSAALZItic.'