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IA e,,,,,Hai i i„ , fiid , ,lpieransilwitnirre,.aufatc'ntollglikie iii ibis
4 ~,,, ukili'W it qkseftelViatiat lhe.at§tivt;ay - and re..
' *•-*- -- aliiiilf4,l4ei.Al;;Ruieli rainy giindaiii4lsappoint
,i. _,..i tbeasiAi.„Xpaiii;liidleit, who, intve notretired for, a•
V.4iiiplisoilglit during thiWeek,Wlthent a minto petition, .
' ., 50 , 447:0i . titte4preseed, , t4lae the Winkler; the man
'-'''`,r-fitiailitatVie tifeltirktik.; inighttnnt disappoint them
.iyt,r,tirr%Aif,,:tiiiiity idilik44l4 alt ,pitta for 441itirposo of ort
. • quyitig, the prittilegaef gratifying that very preinineetty
~;.,-, ' a rditieloped-ttult, otlemate oharsoter,' via r•AoP supreme
:t ,Ti,";tituantrair tete looked at and adinired r rnaf Well feel dia.
~ ; ,..,e.plaittibelit *heal/Cr diiy,cif stil, the' ' siaielfi 'happen% to hi
initiated- with a Aoieringliktputa*re ,And en toati•
~Pa ;ridnivisoitheatit/didiale, an uncongenial to.f kid
,Illip
--4;,i4N.5-_444 trtdikakadhnity,'ln4'telattitieek tlie , 4 i . erhlol
1 . ..1.-„lilk,i, l . •:,-07,14.0h . .,']ifiwepapet ierlbblera `have* .4 Into.
l 'teen'lleting "uPert. ,s 1 - their, at horn of- A' thousand,
” - •.. - attlate t wmatilvithief ai we think, beeeme i "t.Thiatelas
harii. But niter alli'-atich , dayaist . iihnided -- niud
, ,„ aast,aliet4or.•allib Yeaterdity:Wita - 4 plamtifen'sample,
':„lnthe,latltitla and longitude, of,Philadelphle--are not
• 73thout " their4divitagelf.- The man, fdr eltrople, who
7 :'4i:o ' hified 'ati:':dayo, with the . hope of reeling onsthe
• '''nerieih,,Weeil Wot'be,oiatlielied by the pattering rain,
if hole einritoriablY;holieed,rant bas - -learned how to
riPalW a gathaila ii:ChoraWkt the hoendi et Lie familY;lti
:'.; it Phi•44ide Way: . '.:
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„ , ; lkit,neeil the iFeather.ihit prev ents the elWrch-gohig
' - :female4rotii donning her,new,.klove of , a hoinset,ll no,
1' - t• ,'ubhafiriliirivede her apiritnal enjaymeata t o the sanctu.
' M. - Y . ol'ooa - 10, i ntNwA her talr!ireither :devotions to
kostilher,'KV-linwe tilt4et.ie.ii In which ease the toilet
~, .
a a.. ,alirjae will hare gained an unworthy vietarA.4 victory, I
a- - ;hottever,; which is neither chargeable to the presence
i '^'''nfr:eiri nor tiii)iiimence - orsun'aliine. ' -. .BiA, ; ript to follow
~---; up thikinoralizing Strain, yesAeAkr, to thoso who apt
- --- plied to iti the pedestrian teat, wee as,decidedly anti
, vedette What we denorninate"h . Hue day; m ' the most
..„'O4-dent dealle for meterireloit'eal contrasts could wish to
. , „Jicaliie„.„l6 our experience we do not remember a day
' mor e inimical ta sew hits and patent leathers, or better
* ' ' calculated 'ln' everr respect to dampen the , ardor of
inoinenallers ; yet whet it lacked in its Otness for out.
'door' enjoyment, no think yea amply made np by its
.• ' • auporior adapratioritir in.door meditation. a'
' -' Vpon'thalthele, 'then; rrenuti,act„, it thiwrithat yes.
, • „tei.,,layi,unpraiiitettiVas it . Tatt - ,iir,4t.i, physical &specie,
- j•'•:•4 : 45 a6tVtheat iiiipee;ard'ao-5%1111 , T0 0 , 041 1 it , in cur
• --' 114 , 4Kattliga - we cetteliidaiihisietai,;hapridaiiitgwi
•''
Tug, liiit ' etini seta - 14 watch lii ' anjomnibtle
dial •le inlow-apirita, awl' hakthrestertad to cut his
- tbroativith a bar ofiellaw soap; or,hang birnself with
, 4 festoon of Mine-went asueagea. - He winilditpod into
--buying -a. Suit of clothes at au inferior establishment,
- and Is mortilled at the superior appearance made by
„ those who.patronise the Drown Stone Clothing Hall of
' tioehhiU "di Wilann;Nos. 603 .andoos Chestnut street; '
• above Sixth.
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. . . rxr,, apt! .. u 4,1., n, ti r presentment to
the Court of Quarter; Seasioal (titian:day 'gest, elm
. - inerate their services snit. elaborately. -L largo num
ber of nitiatinces , WO - MentlWied'i amend, others at Its
solorint and delfhpfitn'okneiction, that Cogrt of
goaatsr.Sessions is a great publiiwrilg; detrimental. to
• health," dx., and winds up with'the idelcogiven gene
rally 10 our thatithershoold - bny, all their ;
clothing at: the hishicinabli'ontkilons pf Clifton, dd.
bright, dr. Ca.,, Jiii2Ver ko. 627 Cheillnilt street, ,
.
IT be seon-by eivadvertiairigooluinaii that
liin-ISfaterman ii,egilator Compitnytre now selling
their_ superior lingalitnirot 036 - in *silt the times,
Only - qr° dollars fnei ilegnlitor,:wayinnto , to wive 20
to ito Or cent. of-the .gruff 4611. , Wine 602 Chestnut
ltrint:inb6,66 Stith - ' : : at
~, = .t~toritie ~, ~ntiUigcnri~
rofer tw . - rIIIr f AnFLPIII./C, , ,',Rec.,. y, MT.
BIIN'IIIBEB ' 22 7 8TIRIMT8 38
i[iMEI WATER ' •- ' • • 0 08,
ARRIVED
- .
SleanuthiP Pollutant, 00Pes,2I hour fromtiew York,
•with- mdso and- 'venom - Ors to .7 Anderdice: Reports
having passed the ship Joseph Joinea; for San Fran
cisco; at anchor off Bombay Ifmk'; off 'Reedy Island,
passed:UM ship Baranak;- for Lero in tow of the
tug Miletleap brig Dellti,"_ for Antagon; schr L
Opting's, from Wilmington, N 0, and a British schooner,
nlme not aseertalited; off New Castle, passed the ship
Naples; for Havana, going down In tow-of a tog.
Stoma* Pennsylvania, Teal, from Richtnand, via
Norfolk, 24 pours, with ,nutse, and passengers to Thins
-Webstor,Jr.:
Brig Coe Down* Jainment, 841als from Calais, with
laths, &c, to GNAW trgilstrin. , •
Brig Pauola, Vaiis, 8 days trent Beaton, In'ballast - to
E A Bonder & -
Bohr Victor,,Beare, 4 days from New -York; in .ballet
to captain: ,• . - ••• •-• •
Behr It Dry,. Hackney, - 7 days from Albany, with
buloy to-Cant do Ulric - •".;
hebeJantes Prioe;Leverton, dayafrom Valthosore,
with grain to A G Cattail & Co.
Bohr - Planet More, °collagen, 8 days from Baltimore.,
with mire to A 0 Cotten & Co.. , • •
Eshr Lydia Ann, natal ; 2 days from Baltimore, with
wheat to Robeson Lea. - - '
Sobr•Ladiehl,Cholea, Droolca,lday from New Castle,
Del, with oate to Itobeson - Loa.
. Fehr Challenge, Hall, from St. (lame.
Fehr Iteatiesa, Smith.; from •Iloston. -
Fehr Pa t; Wsples, from Boston. - •
Fehr Pldelle, Ethan, from Providence. • -
FOY - John Ooniptoo: Sharp. from Medford.
Fehr Dt Li Idahoan 'Robinson from'New -Bedford.
• - OLNeniD. • •
Ship Saranak, Bovvlan4, Liverpool, Cope Bros.
, Behr D S Mershon, Spragg, Wilmington, N 0, daricus
Baker. •,
Eche John If Alien; (new, WI Wand Babcock, Ha
Tans. John flown k Co.
Subs Hydrangea, Butler, Gloucester, Crowell .& Col
Doe, -
BohrLlloo W ‘Krobs, Nmerson,...lialtimore," Thomas
Webster, Jr.
Behr Ann Piekrell; Dukes, Alexandria, do.
Bohr Victor, Sears; New Bedford, Repplier & Bro.
Behr 11 alahony, Soblnaon, Now Bedford, Blakls.
ton, Cox & Co. • ,
Bohr James Price, Leverton,Wasbinglon, Van
Pilsen, Norton & Co.
Behr Planet Wu', Cleohegan, Ihiropton, VA, C Duller
& Co.
Behr Hestiess, Smith, Charleston.
Behr Fidel's, Shaw, New York.: "
Bohr Pangasset, Waples, New York, Brown &
Behr John Compton, Sharp, Van Diver, do:
Bohr Challenge, Bull, Boston, Wallace & Co.
, ' • NAILED. . • •
, .
The packet eblp Saranak, Cape -Howland, for Liver.
pool. left Walnut street on faturda7, afternoon, in tow
of steam-tog America, The following items comprise
her cargo:. 2.850 bbl flour; 8 3 482 bushels wheat, 18,862
do corn, 19Abaga cloverseed, 45 lihds guercitron bark,,
15 casks argols, b cases cheese, 3 wrought iron girders,
23 packagea mdze, and 74 forward cabin.' and steerage
passengers.
(Gorrespondence of the Philadelphia Exchange.)
DBIG DMID 8. BROWN ABANDONED AT SEA.
NORFOLK. Dec 3.
The brig David 8. Brown, Captain Baker, of and from
Philadelphia, lot ult., bound to Rey West, with 500
tons of coal, encountered a violent gale .from the N E
on the 15th, which continued without cessation 'until
the - 17th, when she sprung a leak, which increased
until the Itith, when the vessel bad to be abandoned
within 00 miles of Abaco with six feet of water In the
hold. AB bands took to the boata in quite an exhausted
condition, and, after ,30 - hours , exposure ' landed at
Green Turtle Bay, saving nothing but what they stood
in. Some Of the crew proceeded to Nassau, NP, and
Captain Baker and the remainder "reached here to.dar.
The vessel was valued at . p.14,000, and cargo at 82,000
- ' JOUR 11. GOULD.
(IT TILEIR/Llll.l
(Corretiondence of the Philo&lphis Exchange.)
- CAPE ISLAND, Dec 5, 945 A 91
- 5. ship la now
of this plice goiqg hi - Wind W
Weighs! line, - ~ -, , - . THOS. B. AUGIIEP.
• • CAPE 181.111 D, Dec. 8. 4 lb
It balk beoa alarming an day in thLo neighborhood,
which prevents our soeing any easels at a distance of
two hundred gents. ' Wind strong from BE; accosts
panted with heavy rain.
- Yours, '
Now - Yong, Pee. 6.—Tho Screw steamer Bemoan,
from Norfolk
-for New York, is ashore at Long Branch.
All hands were-saved, and, abe may be got off. ,
Arrlced—Ships AI by Brown from Marseille_ r s • Bevenno
from Callao. Mar l iaret Evens from London; West Point
'wigs BIJOU
PebeeDne from Bordeaux; Condor from Fayordo.
Ships Scranton from 'Area:col; Defender
from Chinches.
Arr,Barque Medusa, from Fronteas; Br achr Volant,
from Bareelona; Danitlibrig St Michael, from Portan
Platt, reports the total ion of the brig Octavio on the
sth'Nov.—Captain and crew asted; Bremen brig Brame,
from Sennllla ehip Mellon A Miller, of Baliallmore,
Smyrna. .
MEMORANDA
Steamship °Riot lUchinondi Mitchell hence arriTed
lliihniond, inst .
- Steamship NOrthem Light, Tinkispanglr, for Aspin•
wall, sailed from New York on Saturday Jut.
'Steamship Oily of New York, hawse , cleared at Bos
ton, sth lost, for Philadelphia.
Bbie Slather Hay, Clark, for Ban Francisco, cleared at
Boston sth inst.
• ohlp.Areole, Pltmen t for New York, was at Palermo
10th,ult,
Banque Blue 1410 g, Bernhard sailed from Baltimore
4th met for Liver ...I, • •
ARRIVALS-AT. THE PAINCIPAL - HOTELS
Up to 12 - o'dock Lait IYigl6 -
GißeitYr 1101788-Aiiiestinistreet. below Ninth.
J L Lord,
.11 York Jon Volga m,Brussels, Bel
W - Money, jersey City It 1-1 Uoldooo, .loraey - City •
- Goo llaskeiLlt York 'Wm Martin, N York
11, Mcktorrino, N York W C SiramowYroviderme
- A id Btimers/U 8 navy, 11 Moore, N York
Smola Mohan, Waakington R H Laskey, Washington
-ILWard,3Vaakington • Mrs A Dowse dr. da, Boston
A Y Lear, Boston • B G Boardman , Boston
• Join Shekel!, witO W
ington Jno T Bunts, ashington
- : Joe B Allston A w, 8 Caro
Joe Dirds, , Dattirtiore A Crocker,Lvitoliburg, N Y
'Warren& lady, Norton Chile DI Wheatley N Y
13
11 Graham, Ben Pram:taco Dr 0 Bonnet lc tact Bali ;
Balt;
. Cabell,llishmond." Webb 41 liolj inAmonil
• .6 Weeks A lady,La Ohm llaismond: New York
- llolntiveh & lady; N N Cable, Baltimore
Jamas W Blackford, NY- JAlttionron Now York
fajatre, New,York 'lno 110latic; Brooklyn
1 - 11De1ton • :AB „LoWry, ld Navy " •
sainuel Athirtrin, Dolton T Thornton, Washington
- 0 T Ilambiond; SO BY,Wribier & wire, NY
Joe Richards, Reading " Jtarew,BOuth,lledley g 0.116
B Skillet°, einehmati. In° Gilroy, Niw York -
- /1,44 ,14 k.W0n t Jr,, NY „, fl Bogert, New York
inn 11.Karr, - Gee y Nlliott, New York
Mobs, New York. ' Taylor, Delphlni Ind ,
Max stolconit klew,tork Aires , i M,a3rillos Ny
Oltaa Boilee,-Jr - , New York; &slab Unlink
' Browned' New. York Pike New York
M tleo IVWlillarnson,Leashri
Hon A M SheVrriai, N ' Henry Wilson, Chicago
',Col J. G Dudley, New York T B Blaskstene, Chicago
Ii Wvilkerk le At '
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"Oftrooal GO'rzle.:7ohoeinat street . ; above Fifth. .
Jobnion la, Pa "„
B'o Newman, PA
p ilaidfird; Wish; . 7it Warrington, N Y
Wright, N T - R T rane, Lanelr, Pa
Aire 010=100, L Donegan,
• A hicoOrrofek, ChaenP , 3,0.. 11 - W - Olitton, - .llaa Tare)”
Volfelc, la 'Psi Oleav'd Ohio
T NeOlelland; IN, #„ 3 , 6oit
Garrison, Braden " , W 0 Brined' 'Boston
G Pandolflii4N • N Pegley, la'a u el t ch un k
T - , J Marr, NY
-0 B,lonon, Phila •,'
7 "- - '• W Slanbiy, Phila. Lltinset as la, Taco'y
At - 41013day ; - 'teary X J
Niro It rirlawiro John at. Louis
Jameobrowdep, Thomas, Wilitifigai
Faffilot 7 Dugan, Ifotton' — , - Andrew hfoOalla, liartioni
W 0 Itutehlotop, Va Thai Idillefan, Va. -
C#ae Bharplerni Biltrinori etlt. grownsvig a .
. , -
•
lINJON TlOTEG:idreh Greet, below Fourth):
A Jones, prio - Biehsai, Indiana , -
H AlebedorilPlitabtorgb,,k 121„H Qom, Tohnerlow, Pik;'
NY ft Ruasell,dobristown, P PA:(3-00od, WheeBiB
Oldeatte; Trantbinla. A Bilborn, Pa
Julian, Camden, Del? , ,
- ri - ;iihrrg-GJ,Wathrarbao,'llostorl O=W Coorkr, Lance ter, Pa
lI.VISAAOVAntiIitAAA N Robbins i Boah ? a
ThCillalison; . Batt P%,..' - ' 4 4Vviiiritiostiii Ohio
NUIRCEAETBIAROTEI i—, , Fourth StreeC lieloit
'grarriKßradford cis% Elicons, Bradford co
0418, - Mauch Uhtenk, J F Freats, Pancailer, Fa,
• Iton 11. Woltoo..Ani:" J'at reen,•ll.ileaburg
E rErnamp,Oolambia, 9 H hillier. Ohio ,
J Uoufftoihiiisools Chunk, E Weiler, •
Dr W Moore, Olearlieht St acy Lloyd; flttsbulgh
.It 4 . Allooler,ibirtieburg,
• Stre . ot.abcivp sixth,
Gee Z Benton, Columbia, P ,Elablllendeesoa, Dolt
Salta T /Ordan t
Remy A Martin, - AltKilloPY-P°
Jacob FrutsLatcoatei, Pa Jae Henry, Delaware
. SEcelary,, ;Pa A,H ITovranl, Centreville
Bobetts,Hotutldeanvlllo.Jno AlcOano,,ltoehr, N Y
Jaallorrlsonillalt , G Wildman, Pittsburg'
'Jae Lbottant, Clearfield": A D 1 10 ST , i
Al) Bona,' Downingtown J GratlT, Y
, •
-‘ BLACK HEAR INN—Nlith. and Merchant Streets.
I R Onmadvgai Media - Speakman, Del co, Pa
Priteler g "Easton, Pa J D Wiley, Peach Bottom
,Roby Parry, Polak Itottont Jacob Swayne, York co, Pa
WM Robinson, Radon, Pa 'Wm Coy, Chester co, Pa
CI :Bath, West Chester , , R Stubbs, York co, Pa
0 0 Barring - tint& la, Ill' • Jos Shannon, 11l
Truman (loatos,Obester co, , "1 . 01 Thornbury, Cluster co
Thornbery,,Cheater so, John B 1./ 3
NATIONAL LIOTIIL..-Race street, above Third.
;awe mega, Was i k/ Y D 3 Burnham, Maas.
Davie, Nestor', Pe. P Uhler, tihlervllle, Pa
cu m w Mogan, Pottsville J T Jamee, Reading, Pa
- 3 It Goodman, 731.1313q1111, J 3 Martin Is, Earrisin
•fi Es Mains, Ilerrleburg P Warner, Ashland, Ohio
LII Ensign, Es, • , Genf) Wilburn, Sunbury
Juo'P nendereon, N Y U . B Ketchum, Salem, Mass
MADISON HOUSB--Second street, above Market,
C K Cannen,,Balt J H Cooke, Reading
Branson, 'Wilmington T P liarned, Salem, N
J 0 Patten,-Phila ' A F Conaway, Pittsburgh
BWlthenten,-Fittabargh C Seger, Phila
P Baker, Balt Adam Rilley, Balt
JDtJohnmen,Blairsville,Pa
BIAOR DEAR ROTEL—Third street, ab. Oalloxbill
DI ti II Venereal%len, Pa Tomlinson, Bytorry
BARLEY SIMAIL-Beeend; below Vine street:
James Remlngtoni Md S Betebelder d. la, Mese
J Davie, Cheltenham Jae !tureen, Trenton
Wm, I Johnson, Albany Jno Leughtbay,, lleuettlier
SI ,
Klpte, Reuniter.,
Bonk of rowneylvailii Notes fake*at par to'r
W itches and Jewelry, at lowest prices. •
PARR & T:ROMPBOIe, Impori'enr,' -
de? 1m 73?..Spiestrociiitinet. bolow.Foorth.
Furs.—Joseph nosenbanus will open a ntileu
did' stock of Yore on Idooday • next. Ettore:4l6 Arch
diriret, between Fourth and Fifth: 'N - 13,4-YUctibltered
Into fashionable styles, dklin
Good Coffee. •
Lovers of Criffee'e'manot realize the tali valvie 4 of their
favorite beverage without haying it made In the Old
Dominion Potreo Pot: • „ • • '
AIPISLIP., ' BUNILATA,4 ialLitPrif t
"117 and 11,9 South TBSTII, coy: of George,
, , Sole Manufacturers.
Wrapperi t' Wrappers t• Wrappers 1,-A very
large and elegant assortment, 'wholesale and retail, at
redaced prices. Also, ChM shirts, Deem Stocks, and all
khniti of Fumbling Goods for clentlemen, at W. W.
learcurr , e, 612 Arch street, above lilath. no2olra
Skates! Skates! Skates !—Our readers will
dad the -largest and most complete assortment of this
whiter ,luariryi and at the lowest prices, at W. W.
Knionr'fi, No. 619 •Placket street, opposite Decatur
street. no3o-lm
Saving Fenid.—National Safety Trust . Co.,
Olree, WALNUT Street, 6. W. earner of THIRD.
ABEANIIEDENTS - FOR BUSINESS DURING THE'
SUSPENSION OP SPECIE PAYDIEN.TS BY THE
BANNS::
1. Deposits received and payments mado daily. -
- 2. Current D►nk Notes, Checks, and Specie will be
received on deposit.
Depoelle mode In Bank Notes or Checks will be
Paid back in Current Bank Notes.
4. Gepointa made In Gold or Silver will be paid back
Coln.
ltatereet Ras PER exmr. per annum. n 025
JOB PRINTER,
MERCHANT STREET.
, Cheeks, Mites, Drafts, Bills Lading, Bill Heads,
Cards, and all other kinds of Job Printing, at
pains to cult the Utilise. onl7- 1 y
Fot Perfumed
. flreath, White Teeth, and
Iteantiful complexion, use "Palm of 1,000 Flowers."
Per dreesing Ladies' hair, nit "Woodland Cream, a
new Pomade." It curie Gentlemen's hair beautifully.
W. P. Fireman fr.. Co., Proprietors, N. Y.
For - sale by T D. Peterson, 808 Chestnut; Samuel
filmes, Twelfth andDhestnut ; A. B, Durand, 718 Chest
nutrT. Deters & Co., 718 Chestnut; G. G. Evans,
Gift Book-store, 439 Chestnut; 0. S. Itubbell, 1410
Chestnut; French, Richards, & Co., Tenth and Mar
'ket; A. B. Taylor, Ninth and Walnut; Dr Morrison,
Seventeenth and Chestnut; J. W. Slated & Sena
- Eighteenth end Twenty-Second and Market; Edward
Chrlitmann, 702, Chestnut; Thomas Lancaster, corner
DWl:nth and. Walnut. n0t.1./y
Cabinet Ware and
' • - UPHOLSTERY,
524 WALNUT ST,
OPPOSITE INDEPENDENCE squiutz.
- GEO. J. HENKEL'S,
-
624 WALNUT Street,
or22•Sm Late of 173 Magnet Street
-S. V. 'Desnald, Commission Business in Vein
nierolat paper and negotiations or loans, ES WALNUT
Sr., opposite the Exchange, Philadelphia. nolklca
Bower's Infant Vordial.--This invaluable
Cordial is prepared from n variety of the moat choice and
efficient aromatic. known in medicine, and Is the most
perfect and reliable carminative extant for Infants and
young ohildren.
' Py Its powerful lutinance a speedy cute is effected in
all cases of Cholie, windy pains and spasms. Relieves
and mitigates much of children's suffering during denti
tion or teething, and by its soothing properties tran
quilises pains of the bowels, looseness, vomiting, &a.
The Infant Cordial has become a standard remedy,
end hes been need in thousands or cases with the most
tbundont success. No family should be without it.
Prepared only by Donna A. Donna,
At his Drug and Chemical Store,
N. N. corner of Sixth and Green etc, Philadelphia.
To whonfall orders must be addressed. And for sale
by Druggists generally. en .1.3.1 y
Serenteltse Saving Fund ,Olficn 203 Walunt
street, one door west of second street. Receives de•
posits in 'fume of One Roller and upwards, from all
classei of the community, and allows Interest at the rate
of five per cent, per annum.
Office open daily, from 9 until 5 o'clock, and on Mon
day and 'Saturday until 9 in the evening. President
Franklin Fell; Treasurer and Secretary, Oharlee 51.
Idorrls,
Bank Notes of the
PtNNBYLVANIA BANK
FOR UMBRELLAS,
W/H. H. RICHARDSON,
noll•lm . No, 418 M HEI r STEHIT,
On the 31st of Augunt, by the Rey. Joseph 11. Kennard,
Ur. WILLIAM ShU.TII, of the Twentieth word, to hike
EMMA 0. TOIIPKINEI, of Centreville, N. J.
On the 18th of Noreraber, by Iles. 0. Popie, MA NNEB
AllOl.lll to Mine 'FANNIE KIM, both of this city.
On the lid December, HENRIETTA D., daughter of
Major Bache, U. 8. A., and wife of John J. Rorie. *it
On the bth lest— Nra. CATHARINE NEVIN, aged
68 yetra.
On the bth inst , after &lingering ilinesa, BERNARD
81.11/GARD. aged Se yearn,
On the 2d inst., JOSEPH CAKE, In the 84th year of
his age.
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Ilahersham A W illettae Causer F 2 Smith it Acker
Hanibleten Job Me.3hain Manuel menu
Helloed L A McVeigh James Smiley .1 E
Hall John MeParktin Snyder Witte I'
Hamilton John Maloney Geo F Slowiten Jos 8
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Hamilton Benj Slack 11 W Sopp Ernst
Halt 0 L Magee J L Soule David
Haberle John Mackenny Alex 0 Southwick Jan L
Ilaminilton John Mahoney Edw Somers Pred'k
Howborger D Mao (lath Roht C Southland 8 E
Hall Henry Macdonnald Alex South Abraham
Dail Edwa r d Miader Thew II Spencer Jas B
Hamilton J Steckel Julius Springer Lewis B
Hamilton Dauer Macknot, Moser &Spain Edw
na gger Alex Baldwin Spencer flee
Huggerd Win II Martin 8 Willet Sponge It S
Hasson Thos Marley 'ldea Sterling J C
Hanley Win Manerman Henry Stet ling Joseph
Hoislett Samuel Mathew Thos Steiner .1 11 Prof
Hoy Silas Mason E P Steele Joe ac Co
Harry Eli Maxwell John C Stokes Woolman
Hanley Michael Masson E Starkey N
Here E D Maas Chas E Sterling Jos
Hardy John Martin I, Slotsbary W U
Hare Chan Manse C K Dr Cupt
Hart Davies Morton James Sieber Jon
Harrelllon John Martin W J Steuart Thos
Hanson E W bintlitm a John Slat Jacob
Harrison Geo jt, Mathew Chas Strachan Win
Hawley 0 E Manion 11 J Rev Stet moon Win E
Ireland' Wel Mason E Jr Stillwell A II
Harkness Wm II Malsbach Isaac Stover Henry
Harkness Wm 114 Maakeit W Staltend J
llalfreth Sand 2 Mason Wm F' &layette James
Harkwot th Thee Mauls Mathias Strouhouer Thus 8
Harruett Win 'l' Mullin Henry Still, ell Elias
Harper John Manion Michael Steiner aPO 11
Hay Wet Matthew Peter It Stiles W 0
Ito bey Li rear' w Illegal geo I Milken Wault'lu
Hays James Megonegal Sault stidham J 1. 1 Dr
11Ughini John 0 Melon David Slimier Juo
Hayes Aenis Meagher The.: Sto c kt o n w E
Harris Win H Morroman Wm 11 Sturgeon Itichtl
Harvey Writ it Mayring (lee Starr W V it
Harrison H A illeusey - starkie J K
Harrison H W Metzger Emanuel Stewart It N
Harrison & Dun- Meigs 8 E State Mutual Ma•
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Hay John Mego Thos Stevens & Miller
Heaney Julie Meyers Win Stanley James
Ilendrteke J 111 2 Meade P Synold 01'
11Obe1111011 Wm Merl. Henry Tuteur )I
Healy John Miller Jonathan Taylor Jaa 11 Capt
Henry Matthew S Motto Wm 11 Tilley Joseph
Healer Witt W 3 Mittey E Tarr Dll
Ilenah Philip Milton Joe Taylor D J
Henderson II II Mitchel Stewart Taylor James
Ilelfrech Jacob S alinnick 0 Tel hune Jere
Bestir, Newton Milleck 'stint I! 'Painter Solomon
Helder Fred'k Miller P .1 Taylor Wilhelm
Ileiset P U Miller W Talbot Jas
fleas Wit, Michael H Tanner Senvier
Ileialey Michael I ' l o , l l 3 o mM U l' Tans l t Jan
Healey John 11 Morrison 51 PDr Thomson DSt
Ir e , i n san o jel Morrell Benj 0 Thompson S 0
Hello Charter Moore James Thomas & Brown
Henderson A 'l' Morris Jno D Thornas'J Al
Hower Hairy W Moriarty Maurice Tiptoe & Finley
Hill Michael Moore Albert Thompson Elliott
linkman Geo 11 Sloflatt Isaac Tingley L D
Hilton Thou 2 More Dick Thompson J
Ilickoty Jan L Mott C P Thorp Oen & Bre
filet Phillip Molloy Win Capt Todd IV II
Riggs OIV Mores Thos I. Turner Silas 11
Hinman Sol C Merrell Chain Toy Jno
Hollands Jlt 4 Mount Joseph Tracy Michael
Hotter & Brow-Stolid Alex Townsend Ildm
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Hopkins Esiw M Monaghan France Torbert W L
Hopkins 8 M Morris DDT 9 Tobin T
Hollingsworth EIG Meurer (leo Tango II C
Hillard II B Moore Joseph Tuttle J C
Hoppa Joe Moore James Trott (leo
napkins Id Morgan D Waters Pat
Born Id II Murray Patrick Watson 1' I
Hail J 8 M Murray Chas W Walker W E
Elonson P B Murray, Young & Watch Henry
Rol meter John 8 Co Wft'tnn Llo)4 2
Hopper Win Maroon Peter Walker A b
Hopkins N Murphy Timothy Word Peter
Hopkins N N Murphy James Walcott &Co h
llolland Saml Moilin Joseph Wagner 3t, Mc.
Bollingsworth E Murry John (tu igen 2
Holtman Samuel Medford Alfred Walker Thomas
Holmes G Mylert Chas Walter & Barry
Bunt E M Mylert Willie Ward B W
'lupin Samuel W Mulligan Jas II Wagner Jacob
Hunter E B. Myers W & Co Walker Geo
Hunter 3 B Hlcels Wm II Walmsley Thos
Bunt A P Naval Lyceum Warrington Jos
Buffington Jos Newell Thal Walton Wm
Huey James Nrblo Id Walton I P
Hunter 8 Badly NaMfi It J Wallace Lem
n ug h en John g Nichols Edn in Watts Talbot
Ilusfelt Geo Newell IV L Wainwright &Bon
Hunter Paull Nebo liar vey Walton 3 D
Irn in Wm Nicholls Wm II Ward M G
Irwin. J W Neill Wm 3 Wallis J 51 Dr
Isgarlo J I' Nelson Alias Wakefield W Dr
I r .. (verge C Nice Curtis 3 Watts Finley J
Jeffrey Reuben 2 Noble Wm L Wallace IS' 31
Jeffery David Nealiss George Walton I B
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James Jonathan Nicole Win II Ward D F
Jacobe Nestor Nunes Theo J Werntou Jim
Jeffeta Joseph R O'llyrneJno Weingaertner 8
Janney ?milli's' Owen Saml Wertheimer S
Johimon John O'Brien A °Tar- Wells Lewis E
Johnson Win W rell Messrs Walter Philip
Jones 311 O'Catalcan Time Weaver 11 F
J ones Wm 0 Oppenheimer 112 Welt! Benedict
Jones Irven O'Hara . Wendewortlx F A
Jones M 11 Oliver II F Wensham II
Johnson Lore'o 1) O'Clas Chas Weland H A
donee Dr Ocklachlaegel F Welsch Henry
Jones A & E Owens Jno P, Werner Ernest
Joseph Solomon Orr Hector Wedekind 0
Jones W E Orem Chas 0 Weston J
Jorg Ohriat O'lllarra Inn Wells Lewis L
Julius Copt Otte Jos' Webster & Hacker
Jones Joseph J Orr Sarni 0
Jones Win F Osier Wm White Bishop
Jones. Wm . Otis Jae Whitney Wei
Joseph F S Parbery Win Whitworth Josh
JOllO4 Alfred .11 Parker Thos Wharton Tl,
Johnson Chas E Paulin S V Whitman E 0
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Kane Andrew Parke Geo Whilby J It
Kennedy Alex Palmer IV It White JI,
Keenan Peter Patrick J Wharton .11 W
Kelly IV II Peravenel Capt
Iteudell Win 0 Parrish Dr Jos' Wolff A
Kelly Thos Packard Liberty D Wolf Mr
Heave A., Co It Paschall R S Williams I) P
Keller Michael Pattereon OIS Winter E
Kelly Barney - Patton (leo Williams II C
Keshear Mr Press Win Wilcox I' 11
Keller Francis J Pattie Thorn 1, Wilkinson &
Kennedy John L Parker A D Hoffstall
Kerr Samuel Partridge A 0 Wilson J (1
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Keys nos Parlor. C H Wilcox Edwin
Iternian John Philip. A P 2 Witters W 0
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Kerr Wen Pencuek a 'Windily Saint
Keys Thomas Pepper Jno A Williams I 0
Kerr A Pearson Juo Willson Cyrus
King Wlll II Pere W Whitley U
Kemal James Pitt Alonzo IVilsun 0 A
Kenney James Peterson FE L 2 Willson Arch
Kokeer Geo Jr retie Oen A Willson Rolland
Kremer P 0 Perry lidw Wilson Wm
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ATARNISIIES, JAPANS, &c.—Wo still
, continue to manufacture all our superior Varnishes
and Japans, which aro unsurpassed by any to this
country, and MN its the attention of dealers and cumin.
niers to our stock. O. SCIIRACK & CO.,
de7.410. Nos. 112 and 154 north Fourth street.
PLATE GLASS.—Our arrangements are
.1 now complete, and we aro prepared to furnish to
builders end others superior French Plato Wats, of all
aicea, as low as any other eatablishment to the city.
C. SCIIRACK 6; CO.,
de7.6to Nos. 152 and 154 north Fourth street.
FURS! FURS!! FURS!!! FURS!!!!
JOHN FAREIRA & CO
Importers, lilanufacturers, and Dealers in
FANCY FURS,
YOU. LADIES AND CUILDBEN
liming manufactured an iminoulo stock of FUR,
with tho expectation of doing our usual business, tbo
present pressure of tho times, nud comparative stagna
tion of trade, have left us with an unusual amount of
Stock upon our shelves.
It is to moot this difficulty that we leave now
DETtaIMINP.D
To close out our
ENTIRE STOCK
At Prices actually leas than
TUEIR COST TO MANUFACTURE !
We hate also on hand a lnq and complete assort
uteut of
GENTS , FURS,
GLOVES,
All of which will be evil let very
' LOW PRICES.
Rtll iitt.ttKET St 7 bet, Eighth and Moth,
nolo-Ow south lode
Oxprcos tilompanies
FliflE ADAMS EXPRESS CO., OFFICE,
an CILESTNUT STREET, forwards PARCELS,
PACKAGES, MEROMANPIZYL BANK NOTES nni
SPECIE, either by Ile own LINES, or In connection
with other EXPRESS COMPANIES, to alt the rtinelyal
TOWNS and CITIES of the United Platen
E. S. EANDFORD,
General Superintendent
insurance trompnitieci
f!REAT WESTERN INSURANCE AND
VI TRUST COM PAN Y—Ortito. 403 WALNUT, Corner
or FOURTH Street. FIRE, MARINE awl INLAND
INSURANCE at the lon ett rdtetl.
PHILADELPHIA. November 1:3, 1867.
At a meeting of the litockholders of Dna Cormany,
held on the 18th inst., the Molting persona were
elected Directors for the coming year, via :
CHARLES C. LATHROP, 14`2.3 Walnut street.
WAL DARLING, 1510 Pine street.
ALEX. WIIIIiLDEN, merchant, 18 North Front et.
ISAAC HAZLEIIIIICYF Attorney nod Counsellor.
i
JOHN C. HUNTER, or Vright, Hunter & Co.
E. TRACY, of.E. Tracy & Co., Goldsmiths' Hull.
JOHN It. AUCURDY, of Jones, White, &
THOS. L. GILLESPIE, of Gillespie & Zeller.
JAS. B. SMITH, or Jan B. Smith A: Co.
E. HARPER JEFFRIES, of Windt. Brotris & Co
JOHN It. - VOGUES, roc Seventh and Saloom streets
CHAS. E. THOMPSON, 413 Chestnut street.
JsO. J. SLOCUM, ti2d South Third street.
ALFRED TAYLOR, office Cairo City Property.
And at a meeting of the Directors, held thin day,
CHARLES 0 LATIntOP was unanimott.Ly re.eleeteil
President, and. WM— DARLING, Vica-Prewlent.
11. H. RICHARDSON,
Arnstant.Seei e tat y
D MARINE INSDR-
I LADELPIIIA-oMce, No.
TEIAD.
s NIX TAKEN"
.40311.
Joy. Walker,
Juo. McClure,
Tho. Craven,
A. 8. °Mat,
Furman Sheppard!,
Paml. Jones, M. D.,
Joseph Elapp, M. D.
eIIEARD FIRE AN
ANCE COMPANY, Pg
SU WALNUT street, west o
4 ' FIRE MORN 0
DIIIO
Wm. M. /Main,
Job p Anspach, Jr.,
N Burroughs,
J. B. Hughes,
P. D. Sherman,
Wm. P. Hacker,
J. P. Steiner
U. A. Bhuokelford,
Hon JOE JONES, President.
Ron. G. W. WOODWARD, Vice President.
Jso. 8. McMaws, Secretary.
JAMB D. ALVORD, Assistant Secretary. n02.8m-if
VOMMONWEALTU. FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, OF TUE ,t3TATI , . OF PENNSYLVA..
NlA.—Ottlce, N. W. Corner FOURTH and WALNUT
Streets, Philadelphia. Subscribed Capital, $510, 1 40.
Paid-np Capltal.l2oo.ooo.
DAVID JAYNE, M D., President.
THOMAS I. STEWART, Vice Prea't.
HAMM 8. Mewl, Secretary. aul-ly
QAVI NG FUND.--UNITED STATES
TRUST COMPANY, corner of THIRD and CHEST
NUT Streets.
Large and email eume received, and paid back on de
mend, without notice, with PIPE PER CENT INTER
EST from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal.
Office Lours, from 9 until 6 o'clock ovary day, and on
MONDAY EVENINGS from 7 until 9 o'clock.
DUXES for ode on England, Ireland, and Scotland,
from £1 upwards.
President--STEPREN R. CRAWFORD,
Treasurer—PLlNY FISK.
Teller—JAMES R.IIIINTER
11/11 AYOR'S OFFICE, PHILADELPHIA,
JIM DEOMBRA 3, 1857.
WILL DE SOLD,
Ou MONDAY next, at 12 o'clock M., at Quigley's Sta
bles, SEVENTEENTH and GEORGE Ste., one bob-tail
MAME, 14 hands high, and one tong-tall brown 11011513,
10 hands high—the sail Mare and Horse haring been
taken up astray, and to be sold for keep, In compliance
with the provisions of an ordinance approved March 1,
1855. JAMES D. CAMPBELL,
dl-St Mayor's Clerk.
PIIILADELPUIA COUNTY PRISON.-
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
Philadelphia County Prieen until the 24th inst., for
the employment of the convict prisoners at weaving for
the year 180.
By order
d4.mefr4d2.l
FLOORING BOARDS-23,680 toot Caro-
Una flooring boards, afloat, for sale by
MARTIN it. MACALISTRB
AID North 'Witt, littrool
1l B OUNTAIN ((GLADE" BUTTER.
We have Just received our usual supply from the
Mountains of this celebrated BUTTER. Will be sold
la lota to suit customers.
d1.1.w B. 111. JONES &CO ,11.2 Market i.treot._
SPIRITS T URPENTINE-200 bbls SIAM
Turpentine, to arrive, for sale by
bfAIt_WVACALIST.EII,
Water street.
C_ TONS of MITCHELL & CROAS
dalo'm Improved super PHOSPHATE OF
LIME, fee esle by OROASDALE, PEIRCE & CO ,
Dolo-br No. 104 N. Delaware avenue.
SIA AND AMERICAN TARRED
00NDAGN.—a superior article, manufacture
and for mile by WEAVER, & 00.,
au $-tf Nu. IR N. Water et., k. 22 N Wharves.
SORGHUM, or CHINESE SUGAR-CANE
SEED-26 bushel 6 for ash) by
OROADDALE, PEIRCE, & CO ,
No 104 N. Doltmare roferlue.
000 GALLS. WHALE OIL,
1,000 all, Elephant Oil,
00 'OAK. No.l I,lrd Oil, lor tittle by
OROASDALE, PEIROD, &
No. 104 N. Delaware avenue
AtARACIAIBO COPZEE--159 baps prime
1. MameMbo Coffee, now landing lon baigue Inns,
and for sale by CHAR ES TbiTE,
no2B-10t, 138 (new) Walnut at.--ancond dory.
CARRIERS'' ADDRESSES ' ; prepared by
on experienced writer, 4t No, 118313. BLHVENTII
Stroot, above Federal.. i des
BOARDlNG.—llesirablo second and third
.3-1 story furnielin4 ROOMS, ifitn Baird nt
4 4 47 * . . 397 Ras% Nai' !stmt.
iDirr" 051;y0b0; . ^ -. .. - ^••• •?'"'"_T
- WN•
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.AN isiN'lT/i.'I 4 ION OP IMPORTAI4CE!
OHARLES
ARCHTL - •
• EIGHTH A N A STRENIS,
Invited the liornediate attention of purclimiers to - hie
large and well-selected stock of
• FANCY AND STAPLE DRY InFOODS,
all of which are marked down to each law priees Its to
lordre their sale before atock•taltiog
strdendid Satin Dammik Snowdrop Table Clothe, four
long," reduced from 13.60 to*: ' •
air-dvormitt Plaid, from $8:50 • tooth add many
others la ptoportion. 7
- 124 Hairilltmillieetinge, at 31 cents, mad:Suyalehing
Goods ;a variety:. •
Quint -redifation IA 'Embroideries sad ',idea Cambric
Darlicerchiefe.
0. A. hail marked down tho prices of all this deserip
tion at the Embroidery Counter.
BROOIII4 Si! AWLS AND 1301.1tVti.
- _
A variety of lionnequin'e best make Chain.) Laine
Shawls, styles and qualities worth buying—not the
common trash that , are dear at any_ price.
Also, Blankets, Meet and Stella Shawls, Id great
variety.
• .1 1 .1 EN'S BRAWLS.
The Shawls aro now arranged on the deli fiber, in a
room expressly for the purpose..
Just opened, one rose dile Linen Cambria Ilandker..
chters, at $1 .10 pin' dozen. - de7-ntwa3t
BANK OF PENNSYLVANIA NOTES
REDEEMED AT PAR--•Great bargains at
DELMER'S, and notes of the above bank token in
payment.
CLOAKS and TALMAS at an immense redaction,
much legs than the cost or material. from $t to
liroehe Long and Square Shawls, from 1.5 to Wl•
Plush bordered Stella and Crape Shawl'', very cheap
Merlin:gm, rammattsg, DeNines, Coburg'', Vafeudal!,
all wool I.le!sines, Robes a (tallies, &a &0., at an
enormous bactillee.
HID ( 11, iiiTED;a1D130N8 AND EMBROIDERIES, at
greatly reduced prices, an we are determined to sell
them.
VALENCIA AND lIONITON BET'S —We ham Just
received a beautiful lot, which we offer at less than cost
of importation. Now is the lime for bargains at
& T H. DELCHNIVS,
d07.6t. S. W. corner Eighth and Spring Garden.
BROADCLOTHS, CLOAK CLOTHS.-
Fine Black Broadcloths, reduced In price.
Heavy black Beaver Cloths.
Light colors and Black Mohair Cloth.
SATINETS AND CASSIRERES.
lull and complete stock or these goods.
• Oood Union Cassitneres, tram suction, 40 cte
Bide-stripe Union Cessitueres, 00 cents.
COOPER th CONARD,
del-6t S. E corner Ninth and Market fits
IRE CLOTH CLOAKS,READY MADE,
or made to order, in 24 hours' notice. •
Lot of Cloaks at $5, reduced from $lO.
Cloaks of every style for Ladies, Aliases and Mal
dren, in
CLOAK AND SHAWL ROO3l.
COOPER de COWARD,
de7 , ot E E corner North and Market etc
FINE GAY STYLES BAY STATE
SHAWLS, Blanket, French Blanket, Thibet,
Brodie, Ohildren'a and Dente' ithaßla, u
CLOAK AND BRAWL BOOM.
COOPER A. CONABD,
de7-61. S. E. corner Ninth and Market sta.
WINTER GLOVES.-S HAR PEE SS
lIROTHERS, N. W. corner EIGHTH and
CHESTNUT, have In store—
Gents' lamb's wool lined Buck Gauntlets.
Do do Kid do.
Do super cloth plush lined Gloves.
Do do Lisle Thread.
Also, Laiies' Buck Gauntlets.
Do Kid do.
Do Cloth Gloves, plush lined.
Do Lisle Thread, do.
Do Silk Taffeta, do. del
6't ILK VELVETS.--SHARPLESS
THERS offer a full assortment of Black Lyons Vel
vet
All goal. ties for vestings and cost collars.
Also superior Lyon Cloak Velvets, from 30 to 30 inches.
de7 CHESTNUT and EHHITH Streoti.
QQ I $8 !! ! $8 !I ! $8 ! !! !
Klyt-7 • • lINI.ARALIxELED CHEAT
LONG BROCHE SHAWLS,
ALL WOOL AND SILK, 1011 $3 !
A splendid assortment In every color centre at
$lO, $l2, $l4, $l6, $lB, $2O, and $25.
We do believe we can offer the best
ONE DOLLAR BLACK SILK IN PHILADELPHIA !
Rich fancy Silks from 60 cents to $1 25
English and Merrimack Calicos reduced to 10 cents.
Trench Merlnoee,Englisla Cobourgs and DeLaines, very
cheap.
Blankets. 'Flannels, Clothe and Cassitneres, &c., &a
CHEAP CLOAKS AND BLANKET SHAWLS!
Ii Ish Linens of our own Importation.
Hosiery, Gloves, and Linen lldkfs , Scarfs, &c., &c,,
at THORNLEY & CIIIB3I'S,
N E corner of EIGHTH and SPRING GARDEN.
WE BEY AND BELL FOR CASH.
REDUCTION IN DRESS TRIMMINGS
Fancy VELVET, 50c., formerly $1.26.
BALL TRIMMING, Braided Drop Sic, formerly 75.
Do do Flom Drop 25c, do 50.
And FANCY TRUSIMING3 GENERALLY,
AT STILL lIILAVIBR REDUCTIONS
J. G. MAXWELL & SON,
CHESTNUT, below Eleventh, and
d4.2w SECOND, below Spruce.
B OYS' CLOTHING.
F. A. HOYT IE BRO.
Have now on hand a very large assortment of
RRADY-IdADB GOODS,
Suitable for the present season, which they feel disposed
to sell COBAP.
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS,
O. W. CORNUR TRNIT A$D OEINUNCIT ere.
N. 11.—We have a large assortment of uncut goods,
of superior quality and make, to order from. dl-1
y ADIES' CLOAKINGS.
JI-4 WAISTLESS 11110TElEltS oiler a full mortment
Black and Colored HABIT CLOTHS,
ENGLISH BEAVERS,
•l FRENCH PILOTA, -
Mixed " CIIINCIIILL& CLOTHS,
TUFTED CLOTHS, is new styles
Mack MOHAIR and LION SKIN for Trimmings
al2.rp
VIENNESE AND PARIS
BROCIIN LONG- SHAWLS
COLIAILS, &e
On hand, an extensive atock. compriaing all grades,
n the most desirable colors and designs, purchase/. at
ho late Auction tales in thin city and N O'T York,
AT URI:AUX REDUCED PRICES,
Superior floods at 110, $ll, 012
CURACEN BTODDART & BROTHER,
Nos. 450, 457, and 454 North I.:loco:1d Street.
dl,l above Wallow.
mEN AND BOYS' WINTER WEAR.
CURWEN STODDART & BROTHER,
150, 462, and 4At NORTH SECOND STREET, above
Willow
Hare no hand an extensive stock of
131 LOAD CLOTHS,
CASSIHERES,
SATINETS, an'l
VEEITINGS,
PartllaA , l at the late Auction Sales, at
d 1. 3, REDUCED PRICES.
RANK OF PENNSYLVANIA.-SP}--
CIAL NOTICE.—AII the notes on the Bank of
Peoncylvsnia redeemed at par for I/11Y GOODS, ceiling
at less than Auction prices f.tualins, Linens, Cloths,
Cassnueres, Blankets, Shawls, Calicoes, Belaines. at a
groat sacrifice, in connection with our entire stork,
which a ill he sold at prices which will astonish all w ho
may linos us with a tall Pennsylvania Bank Notes
taken the seine as specio. (we make nu difference,) at
OLIVER 11. JOIINkON'S Pennsylvania Bank Note Dry
floods store, No. 1009 AIARIINT thrust, above Tenth,
north side.
N B —Uldera recetved for the very beat Schuylkill
Coal , Cem.yltania honk Neter, taken In payment
OLIVIIR 11. JOHNSON,
nollo.llo No. 10CD Market kheet.
R EMOVAL. !
L. J. LEVY & CO.,
IN ANTIOLFATION OF ILEMOUL
TO TIIN
SPLENDID
NEW STORE,
Now bolus elected for them in
CHESTNUT STREET,
lavo doterfuined, for a petiotl of
30 DAYS,
To theposo of a large amount of their Stuck nor in I , to re
at tory
LOW PRICES FOR CASH.
They invite the attention of the Public and their Cue
tuners to one of the must complete assortments of
STAPLE AND FANCY
To bo found in this country, which will be disposed of
for the period named, at such prices as will insure their
sale.
CILESTNUT STREET,
noll-tf NEXT TO THE CUSTOM HOUSE
CREAT SALE OF LADIES' CLOAKS.-
A FURTHER REDUCTION IN PRICES
has been determined on by the enle.cribers, in COD
sequence of the continued pressure.
500 MISSES' ENGLISH DEAVER. CLOAKS,
$2, formerly $3 60.
300 MISSES EN61,1311 BEATER CLOAKS,
$3 60, formerly 55 50,
250 SUPERIOR FRENCH BRAYER CLOAKS,
$3 to $B, coot to import $7 to $lO each,
LONG SLACK BEAVER CIRCULARS,
$B, formerly $l2.
RICH BLACK VELVET CLOAKS,
All 20 per cent. below cost of production.
J .W. PROCTOR k CO ,
Successors to Geo. Bnipin & C,.,
nl3 lam 4 708 CHESTNUT street.
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS,
AND KNITTING ZEPHYRS.
NETS' GOODS OPENED DAILY,
J. G. MAXWELL & SON.
WIIOLESALE AND RETAIL STORES
1026 CHESTNUT Street four doors below Eleventh
And 318 S. SECOND St., below Spruce.
FACTORIES —Noe. 95 and 97 GEORUE St.,
Tenth, and SECOND Street, near Union.
Orders made at. P. few hours , notice. se23 4mair
JOHN B. STRYKER, JR.,
Wholesale Dealer In
AUCTION DRY GOODS.
No. 1 . 1 BANK Street, Philadelphia. oell-21z
J. K. HOWELL,
Clerk
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.—Estate of
BENJAMIN BURNELL, deceased.—Tllo3lA3
SONS, Auctioneers. REAL ESTATE. Pursuant to an
alias order of the Orphans' Court, for the City mid
County of Philadelphia, will be sold at public sale, on
TUESDAY, December 15th, 1837, at 7 o'clock in the
(ironing, at the PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE, the fol
lowing described property, late of Benjamin Burnell.
deceased, s Is:
No. I.—A three-story brick Ineelmago, and lot of
ground, south side of Pratt sheet, 207 feet cast of Fair
mount street-14 feet Gout, 37 feet 3 inches deep.
No. 2 7 —A three-story brick meesuage, and lot, ad
joining No 1-6.^11110 dimensions.
No 3—A three-slimy brick mesanage, and lot south
side of Pratt street, .2.8.0 feet east of Fairmountstreet
-14 feet front, 41 feet 3 inches deep.
No. 4,—A three story brick useasuage, and lot, south
aisle of Pratt street, 190 feet 3 inches east of Fairmount
street
By the Court,aJOHN SHERRY, Clerk 0. C.
ANN BURNELL,
WILLIAM W. BURNELL, Executors
CRADLES FERNBuno;
M. TIIODIAB & SONS, Auctioneers.
- .
139 & 141 (formerly 61 & 10) South Ipurth street
43.37&15
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Tho •uhoeribur bop leave to annoiinco to hit
frientli and the public that ; ho trill print hi, PALOON
f.r their reception on
MONDAY, 14th inst.
Ills stock (a largo and rich variety)) pill conairt of
PRESERVED AND CRYSTALLIZED FRUITS, APRI
COTS PINPAPPLED MRS.
LIBIES, CAGES, QUINCES, hW ,
BONBONS—A large and fresh assortment.
FANCY TOYS—Mechanical Toys, payer, wood, and
sugar—an endless variety.
FANCY 'BOXES—Newest fftyles, faxic.# and 'plain, and
Tailed assortment, or every possible de*ript ion
BAOS, °AIMS, CORNETS, BASKETS Iorom&S,
rAsTluAtiEs, Ac., 8.c., all of receit irnportatleti,
and which for extent and variety will dill competition.
ROC sale by S. lIENItIQN, Confectioner,
deG•Da 712 umuila ptr9et , spopz Sayoutb.
ABOVE LIWITII,
GOODS
--eakct. ba4luttion...-_.._.
Xi THOMAS beBONS,
.LIA• Noa. 139 and 141 BOUM 101111. TR STRUT,
Vormerkr Nos. 67 and 449
RSAL itTATA I.lTPMe4se.
alwna
Public &lee at the Phiiadelphia kiehlinge every
Tuesday Eterting. - - •
Mr — handbills of each Property lamed ea rely, la
addition ; fanlike' we pnblish •on the ffa y previous
to enoiee oup Umnaand - cataiegurst In parophret f orm ,
glviag tau dacriptiOna 'O,Ol the property to be sold oa
the following Tuesday."•
'PLIRNITIIEE EAVES AT THE 41:10110f1
El'OftE every Thureday morning.
'REAL ESTATE AT, PRIVATE SALE.
CU" We have a large amount of Beal Estate at Pa
vete Sale, Inclading every description of City and
country property. Printed Vete may be had at the
auction Store.
PRIVATE SALE REGISTER. '
rs - Real Estate entered on our Private fate Re
gister, and advertised occasionally in our Public Sale
Abstracts, (of which 1,000 copies are printed weekly,)
free of charge.
STOCKS, MOTGAGE, REAL ESTATE
Pamphlet Catalo ß gues now ready containing , oil de
scriptions of all the property to be sold on TUOEKLbj
next, Bth invt , with alist of sales 15th and 22d Decem
ber, and a large list of Real Estate at private sale.
STOCsdayKS.
a ,
December Bth,at a
7 c lock,o at the g
Philadelphia ti
tling°, previous to the sale or real estate:
lIAVRE DE GRACE TOW-BOAT COMPANY.— Use,
I shares Philadelphia & Mille de Grace Steam Tow-
Boat Company.
5 shares American Academy of Mule
V) shares Commonwealth Bank—s2s psbl.
10 /hares Reliance Mutual Insurance Company, par
150
3 shares Alliance Insurance Company,par 3.50'
REAL ESTATE SALE—DECEMBER Bth
This sale will include—
NEAT MODERN RESIDENCE—N. W. corner Fif
teenth and Lombard etreete. It is replete with modern
Improvements and ,conveniences, $l,OOO may remain on
mortgage.
TWO LARGE AND VALUABLE LOTS, WEST
PUILADELPIIIA.—VaIuabIe lot S. E. corner of Walnut
and Margaretta streets, 110 by 176 feet.
Valuable lot, north sole of Locust street, 100 feet went
William street, 100 by 157 feet (two fronts).
HANDSOME MODERN RESIDENOE, PINE IT
handsome modern residence, southeast corner of
Pine and Nineteenth streets. It is 24 feet front, and
finished in handsome modern styles. 'lmmediate posses
'don. Dr- Only 81,000 required in cash.
MORTGAGE FOR 11,925.—.A150 ' a fret mortgage
secured on 11 stone dwellusga end lot of ground, Cresson
street, Manaynak. Clear of ground-rent. There is a
perpetual policy of insurance for 85,000.
HANDSOME DOUBLE RESIDENCE, WITH SIDE
YARD.—Handsome new residence, replete with all
modern Improvements, northeast corner Franklin and
Poplar streets, lot 68 feet front.
SIODERN RESIDENCE.—AIso, handsome new resi
dence, replete with modern conveniences, Franklin at ,
adjoining the above, lot 28 feet, 8 inches front.
It?" The above aro very desirable residences. Im
mediate poneasion may be hod. Terms accommodating.
REAL ESTATE SALE—DECEMBER 16th.
This sale will include—
Orphans' Court Dale—Estate of Benjamin Burnell,
Deceased.
FOUR THREE-STORY BRICK DIVELLII . 2OB—
street, east of Fairmount street.
VALUABLE FARM, 77 acres and 89 perches, 3 miles
from Thccnixvllle, and 3 miles from Paoli, Chester
county, Pa.
NEAT DWELLING, WHARTON STREET.—AIso, a
neat modern three.story brick dwelling with brick
stable, north side of Wharton street, between Fifth and
Sixth streets.
EXTRA TA LtrABI ! E REAL ESTATE-DECEMBER
This sale include
LARGE AND VALUABLEwiII
Lor—Tenth street, be.
tween Chestnut and Market streets, comer of Marble
street-00 feet front on Tenth street,lB2 feet on Marble
street, with frame tenements thereon renting for $2,400
a year. Clear of all illonnbrawo.
VALUABLE CHESTNUT STREET PROPERTY—
North side, west of Tenth street, 28 feet front,llB feet
deep. Clear of all Ineumbrame. Rents for *1,600 a
year.
It? Both the 'bore are raluablo business locations.
Executor's , Sale.—Estate of Daniel Copple.
lIOUREUOLD FURNITURE, PIANO, BAR FIX
TURES, LIQUORS, CHOOD-WILL, &e.
This iforiung,
December 7th, at 10 o'clock, by catalogue, by order
of the exectitma of Daniel Copple, deceased, at the
corner of Exchange Place and Carter's alley, the en
tire household furniture, beds and bedding, table and
bed linen, &c.
Mso, the bar-room furniture and fixture*, due en
gravings, a large assortment of Rae liquors and cigars.
W 3 Pull particulars in catalogues.
Also, the good-will of this weU known and popular
establishment
Sale at the N W. corner Fifteenth and Lombard Ste
SUPERIOR FURNITURE , ROSEWOOD PIA NO
FORTE, MANTEL CLOCK, OIL PAINTINGS
TAPESTRY CARPETS, &c.
On Wednesiay Morning,
Dec. 9th, at lb o'clock, will be sold at the N. W. cor
ner of Fifteenth and Lombard streets, the household
and kitchen furniture of a gentleman declining house
keeping
113 - May be curtained at 8 o'clock on the morning
of sale
fiIISCELLANEOUS BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
On Tuesday Evening,
December Bth, at the auction store, mill be sold an
tuisortment of miscellaneous books and stationery.
Sale Nos, 111 and 141 South Fourth street.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, PINE 3IIRROW, PIANO
FORTE, BRUSSELS CARPETS, sc. On Thursday Morning,
At 10 o'clock, at the auction store, an extensive
assortment or isecond.hand furniture, fine mirrors,
Brussels carpets, Ao., front families declining house
keeping.
SALE OP STANDARD EDITIONS OF TUE POETS,
ILLUSTRATED WORKS, ANNUALS FOR 1838
ELEGANT ALBUMS, Ac.
On Thursday Evening,
December 10th, at the auction store, an assortment
of standard miscellaneous books, illustrated works, an
nuals for 1558, 3c.
ID - For particulars see catalog ues.
AT PRIVATE BALE.
Shares in the Academy of Music; Point Breeze Park;
Philadelphia and Mercantile Libraries; Athemenm, a.
FARLEY" AT PRIVATE SALE.
The elegant country seat and farm. known as " Far
ley," late the residence of Richard Paxson, deceased,
formerly of Dr. Shipped, is o ff ered at private sale. Fall
descriptions may be had at the auction rooms.
amusements
DARODT, VIEUXTE3IPS' FARM - YELL
1 NIGHT
ENGLISH CONCERT.—TICKETS SO GENTS.
MUSICAL PEND HALL. THURSDAY, December 10th:
reeitively the lent appearance in Philadelphia of
MLLE TERESA PARODI,
HENRI SIEUXTEMPS,
MISS MILNER,
(The new English Prima Donna )
MR. PEERING,
(The new English Tenor )
Both eminent Al havingbeen engaged in London,
by the Du ette. of the Academy of Music, New York,
for lho production of English Operas and Grand Ora.
tortes
Condulor—Signor l'Emuum
The price of admission. notwtthstandmg the great ab.
traction, has been liked at FIFTY CENTS, the price
which proven to be entirely successful in the New York
Academy of Mimic and at Niblo'e Garden,
The programme ou this occasion will he carefully
chosen, .ul will contain only Euglieh selections, in
cluding,. by universal desire, that coal-stirring Ameri
can National Song,
TliE STAR SPANGLED BANNER
Sung by bl lie PARODI and Miss MILNER de7-4t
3ILISS E. L. WILLIAMS, THE
GUSHED 11 - 1,1.: , 11 NIGHTINGALE,
Ili, es her grand entertainment for
ST. JOSEPH(! HOSPITAL,
TUESDAY EVENIAG, Sth,
AT MUSICAL FUND HALL
Tickets 7,5 cents, to be Lad at the Orphans' Store,
Cheetnut street, above Terefth. di•lte
IVALNUT STREET THEATRE.—Les
pee, Mr E A. Marshall; Stage Blanager, Mr
John Sefton Prieee —Drees Circle and Parquette, 25
cents• Upper Circle, 25 center Secured Seats, 37A, cents;
Private Box and Orcheetra Seats, 60 crate.
Box Office open from 9 o'clock A.M. to 3 P. 91. Doore
open at quarter to 7 o'clock; performance to commence
at 7V, precisely.
THIS (Monday) EY£NINti, Dec. 7th 0 1 1 3.57,
Will be performed
THE ENCH,LNTREdS
stelle, the Enchentreee
VITHEATLEY's ARCH ST. THEATRE.
v —SOLE LESSEE W. WHEATLEY.
'THIS (Monday) EVENING, Dee 7th, 1667,
Will be proeute... I
LONDON ASSURANCE.
Charles Cuurtley, Mr. Wm. Wheatley; Dazzle, Mr. E.
L Davenport, Lady Coy Spaulmr, Mrs E. L. Davenport
rem, PRY.
Paul Pry, Mr. J. S. Clarke; Mrs Subtle, Mrs. Thayer
Scat.. or PRICIEJ.—Boxaa, 33 cents; Secured Seale,
38; Orchestra Stalls, 60 cents; Seats in Private Dozes,
75 cents; Gallery, 13 cents; Gallery for Colored
Persons, YS cents ; Private Rot in Gallery for Colored
Persons, 38 cents.
Box Office open from 10 A. 61. until 3P. M. Doors
will open at 6 o'clock; performance to commence at
7, preinsely.
NATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS,
IN WALNUT STREET, NEAR EIGHTH.
LESSEE WESLEY BARMORE.
EQUESTRIAN SIANAGER .... THOS. NINO.
.. .
TIIIB (Monday) EVENING, Deo 7th, 18.57,
Will be presented
BRILLIANT LIGILSEMANSIIIP,
PARING VAULTING,
GYMNASTIC PERFORMANCES
PONY RACES, &c., &.o.
First Night or Mr. ROODS as Richard 111, Sir John
end Shylcck. .1140.
SCENES IN COUNTRY LIFE,
By the company.
PP.IC63 ye Aroosetott.— Drees Circle 37).; cents. F's
telly /Circle 25 cents. Private Boxee at ceete.
TAME'S NEW HALL, CHESTNUT ST.,
1U LOW SEVI3NIII.
fl Inconsequence of a prior engagment of the Dill,
there will be no performance THIS EVENING.
BUCKLEY'S SERENADERS,
Will perform on
TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. Sth,
The great Burlesque Opera of
TROVATORE.
Count Lnnatlck, Mr. R. B. Buck i ley; Lady Lemmonora,
Miss C. Hilted.
Preceded by their inimitable
ETHIOPIAN MINSTRELSY.
Doors open at half-put 0 o'clock. Curtain rises at
half past 7 precisely.
Admission Li cents.
- 4aANFORD'd OPERA ROUSE
-1,0 ELEVENTH Street, abuse Chestnut.
ETHIOPIAN PERFORMANCES THIS EVENING.
Ethiopian Life Illustrated by Sanford's Troupe of
Stars—New Dances by the Sanford Children.
Doors open at 7 o'clock—to commence quarter before
eight.
To conclude with
A LAUGHABLE AITIMPIEON.
Admittance 25 cents.
Itlonep
AMERICAN GOLD, ,
NEW YORK, BOSTON, axo
BA LTISLORE EXCISANGES,
Bought and avid_ by
P. BRADY A, PO., Bankers,
125 South TiIIRD Streit,
.dei.et* oppoelta the Girard Bank.
- -
AMERICAN GOLD
AND
NDW YORli EXCIIANDE
Wll. T ED
AT 141.131.1E5T C1314148:5T RITES,
T
CRON ISE k CO.,
SPECIE EBoxE RS,
no2L•dtt 40 SOUTH THIRD ST
SCULL, CAMBLOS, & Co.,
BANKERS,,
rio, 35 South Third Streli
The highest premium psid for
AMERICAN GOLD
a a D
NEW YORK EXORANGE.
truculent Funds bought and nuld. ,
N tuck. bought and nord on cornrniesion eddy. IMO-true
1.1 IV. TINGLEY & CO., BANKERS
Jut. No. 31 South THIRD Street, Philadelphia.
COLLECTIONS promptly made on allareennble points
la the United States and Canada,
Btuall Vends, dm, Bought and Sold on Corominrion.
troeurrent Bank Notes, Cheeks, &c, bought at the
lowest rates.
Deposits received and Interest allowed, as per agree
mint - nor 2-3.
COTTON -109 bales Gulf Ootton, in store
and /or sale by -
MARTIN & MAI/AUNTIE,
, /39 Mg* Vister ;tryst
scon r h.„-AubTioNEEli, (saxes
. WOLBItEt soorra 431 CILBSTIM
opposite the gestate nose; teases reesti aall itz At
-
1,0118
On Wednes ,
day
Commencing at 'lO Vele* =j, kd
by catalogue, for task, a general stmartaient of dm.
consisting of Wins+, tapes, middy - petering', etas,
rietormen, gloms, collars, gasatleta, coda, Ase., media
in the best manner, of sable Siberianmalcrelorkitie
martin, ermine, nrynX, irmen'i ' down, &a.
WIN AND CLOTH CLOAKS, TALWAB, AND
BTNRB.—AIso aline ladles' elegantly nada lea and
cloth cloaks. Datums, loiters. bescoes, muddles, iko.
ENBROIDEASES AND IdILLINERY.GOODB......aIso,
an assortment French and Scotch enstundderiste In jar,
conet, cambric, 'wins sad book musllos i.. drd. :
Also, bonnet and trimming ribbons: Mil I= trim
mings, ailk relret ribbons, rick fringes, bee.
Ac . Ac.
WOOL Ronny ODOM—Alan, amen and women'et
wool and merino chhis and drawers, wool acerb Salt
ma'am, wool hose and half boss, wool gloooll.
CHENILLE 811LAWLS AND SCABM—AIso, a Use
choice colors chenille shawls and scarfs. ParSaprititod
casbniere shawls. wool square and Icing Amide.
GOLD WATCH/5.—A(30,12 or lb gold watch/at, It
binding cases.
1:17* The whole will be ready for examination, Witt(
catalogues, early on the atoning of gala, when this
trade, and purchasers generally, will lind it then. Inte
rest to atteud.
JAMES A. FREEMAN, AUCTIONEER,
NO. 422 WALNUT STILENT, above
CAID-SAIE OF HOUSE4OLD .11310111M-Tlll3-
DAY.
I[l7 We beg leers to inform the public that we Mkt
oar nuttier weekly mats of Furniture every 241= 1 g
otir BPACIOUS SALES BOOM•NO. W
STREET, where Beery ponsibhe a ttention in given to ob
tain the highest prices for the goodsof throe who may
Omer as with consignments. landlies bowleg portions at
their furniture to dispose of, or thews declining horns.
keeping and not wishing 'olds at their own d
can hare their furniture CAREITIJA REMOVED TO SALES WOE, WHERE THEY WILL REALIZE
BETTER PRICES FOR THEIR PIIRNITHU TEAK
TtLEY CAN OBTAIN FROM ANY OF THE FEINT
TUBE DEALERS OR ANY OTHER AUCPPION STORM
IN THE CITY.
irr- Persons favoring us with eonsigankants faa rut
assured thatthair property will net be aserideed.
Er Commissions more 13k0fLerat• Outlaws* charged
by any other Auction House in the City. •
010. OoluilonnentsreupectfUlly solicited.
plir Sales past
REAL EST AT immediately after the goods ors son.
E IMLEDBOILIEBEE 20d.
This sale It the Exchnno en Wednesday evening.
December 234,1367, at 7 o , dook, will include—
Orphime , Coast Salt —Estate ofd Collsenn,Dee'd.
FRAME HOUSE AND LOT. AIM STREET, BINE
TEENTH WARD.—A frame bones, end lot of ground,
southeast side of Ann street, 80 feet southeast from
Sarah street, Nineteenth ward, 20 pet frout,lol feet
deep. $25 ground rent.
Orphans , Court Sale.—Estate of H. Y. BMW, Deed.
PROPERTY QUEEN STREET, NENHINGTON.-1
certain house awl lot, north side of queen str=li
feet front, and 120 feet deep, too LSji feet ally
from ghseksznalon street. blear of inctunbrsams.
Orphans' Cond. EAle..—Sawa
FRAUD HOME AND LOY. POPLAR 5h11232.
A frame house, and kt of ground, north aide of Poplar
street, between front and second, 93 feet front, mut 134
feet deep. F/2 ground rent.
Positive We.
STORE AND DWELLING, COATE3 ST., A 130113
DEVENTEHNTIL—A three-story brick store and dwel
ling. south aide of Coates street, LS feet 9 inches east
of Eighteenth street, IT feet l inch front, and 63 ft. IK
Inches deep, along Florence street. The Urine has bo
windows, gas, and hydrant. $l4 ground rant. Bents
for 1 200 per annum. irr Terms—eseh. &Gs 'entitles.
irr 140 to be peg on seek of the elm when the
lame le struck CIL
Sale at No. 422 Walnut street.
ROSEMOLD TURNITURR, °ARTISTS, ke.
On Tuesday Morning,
At 10 o'clock, will be sold at the auction *tore, an
assortment of household furniture.
°TWICE TURNITURIS.—AIso, a large double count,
ing.house dealt, handsome walnut do, neat Iron railing
for counting-house, once tables, chairs, in.
Also, a small assortment of wines, liquors, in., to be
sold by order of executor.
AT PRIVATB BALI.
A first.elauTrinting Mee, with a good na of bat
ten, tour printangprewes, tiro Ragman awl ono Adams
Type and everything wiewasty for **laminas'. Alga
at the Auction Btoro.
'MOSES NATHANS, AUOTIONEEZ
AM AND 002dXI88ION MIBONANT, S. L. 031114 C
SIM and BAOR fttreete.
AT PRITATX SALE—GoId and cam t Fem.
Lepine,Rah, &rise, sad Frank es, }unary,
of er ne, description aursical instruzinaa, Ito., tn.
AT PRIVATX Assuaged on seand door,
household furniture, of eires7,description, beds, nun
trewsdo., oupeting, looking glasses, furor articles, to.,
lee.,
Oat-door salsa attended to personally by the Motion
eer.
.Charges vary low. Consignments of fernittue
clotbrnA, Jeweler, foo.lea,solietted.
ATHANIIR t EYA.L LOAN 0.17101,
15. B. Corner of Edith and Sue Streets,
Where money will be loaned on gold
. and serer pate
Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds, Clealunkry Goods,
Groeeries, Began, Hardware, Cutlery, Bed
ding, Horses, Vehicles, Hamm, Stocks, and on all ar
ticles of ulna for any length of time agreed on, mammy
astiSfectoty and liberal terms than at any other estab
lishment. /Lt2ILIXII,
WEBB% great eels of forfeited Watches, Jewelry,
Guns, Pistol, , Marital Lastrumer.ts, Al., will take place
shortly. Due notice will be given.
WEBB'S great sale of Dry Goods, Clothrreg, Bedding,
do., being forfeited eollaterals, bike plane shortly,
Due notice will be given.
AT PRIVATE SALE, AT HALT THE USUAL
SELLING PHlCEB.—Double-bottorred and hunting
case gold patent lever watches, of the most ap
proved makes; hunting ease and open free gold escape
went lerer and lepine vetches. full jeweled • tine gold
enameled toyer and loping watches for hatee'; geld
jewelry of every description; silver lever - an t . h2esi .
watches, in hunting cues and open face; silver
Swim, and Trench watches; a general assortmen
allure, beds, mattresses, mirrors. de.
otrr.Doos SALES souoirxD, and charge+ to salt
the timer, low.
Consignments of every description of goo& sollelled
for public or private sal*.
MONEY ADVANCED on all and every kind of goods,
for public or private sale, or to be held for a limited
time. Charges low.
QAMUEL NATHAN'S, AUCTIONEER,
11..1 and MONEY LOAN MIMI, No. 112 South
THIRD Street, below opposite Pear et., only
eight doors below the Sachonge.
Hours of businete from i Welook, A. M., amtil 1$
o'clock in tke evening , .
Cluoor Wes, sod sales at Oto Audios goo" at,
tended bd upon tho most esti:Newry burns.
CAPITA", $llOO,OOO.
Endariskafer 144 last Thirty Tiers.
Advances made from one dollar to thousands on Die
moods, Silver Plate, Watches, Jewelry, Hardware, Mer
chandise, Clothing, Purnitoure, wing , Cigars, Musical
Instruments, Guns, Hama, Carriage', and Gads of
every description.
EIESMEOGI=
All advances, from one hundred dollars and upwards
will he charged 2 per omit. per aemth; POO mul over,
the lowest market rate.
Vile Store Nonce having a depth of 120 feet, has large
Ore and thief-proolvanits to store all valaablee, and pea
rate watchmen for the premium ; also, a heavy than
ranee elected for the henelt of all pentane having pole
advanced upon
N. 11,--.on account of having an unlimited eapttal,
tbia race to prepared to make advances on more nth
factory aid accommodating Ostia than any ether fa
this city.
Money advanced to the poor, In ninth amounts, with
out any charge,
AT PRIVATE BALL
Gold Patent Lever and other Watches, lasFelry, tad
Clothing will be sold at reduced prise& w-iy
GI':O&GE W. SMITH, AUCTION ER
N. E. corner of DAMON and 801:1111 Strimria
010 Tel &Md.
EVENING SAM.
SAM EVERY SATURDAY EVENING,
At 7,V, o'clock, at the Auction Store, of Hardware. Oat
lery, Houdekedrug Articles, Clothing, Watched, Jewel
ry, Sauey Articled, AL
gentlemen's ectobs
VINE SHIRTS, made to order, and war
.L ranted, of elegant material and annerior work
manakin. Also, Deese Stocks acid Gentlemen's Wrap
pers, at the Premium Store cf W. W. KNIGHT, 612
ARCHstreet, oora n0.14-y
Mr. Rtchhags.
Miss Richings
iv RAPPERS! WRAPPERS! WRAP
PERS !—A very large and elegant assortment at
reduced prices. Also, heavy under-clothing of all de
scription+. for gentlemen's wear, at W. W. KNIGHT 'B,
el:: ARCH !Areal, above Birth. no2l-y
WINCHESTER & SCOTT, GENTLE
MEN'S YURNIMING STORE, and PATENT
SHOULDER ARAM SHIRT ELINITACTOBY, No. 06
CHESTNUT Street, shore Eerenth street, Philedelphia.
The attention of Southern aed Western Merriam:Lie, and
Strangers, to rartiettlerly invited to this Improved eat of
Shirts, the most perfect - fitting article made. At Intel a
eale and retail, and made to order. 5e5.131f
Copartttersbip Notices
DISSOLUTION.—The PARTNERSHIP
it heretofore existing as BAKER & WILLIAMS is
TRH DAY dissolsed by mutual consent. The business
will be continued et the old need, 11& HARKS? St..
by CHARLES IVILLLA3L3, who is authorised to eoLleot,
and pay all debts of the late firm
Dee.l,lE:ll
The ontlersigned would inform the public, that having
bought out Mr. P. W. Baker. his late partner. he wilt
continue the HEATING and VENTILATING business
It the old stand,ll.l2. MARKET Street, where will be
founds full assortment of Ranges, Heaters, Ventilators,
Registers, Bath Boilers, Ku., and hopes, by strict at
tention to business, to merit a share of the patronage
of the public
JOTICE.—WHEREAS HENRY WHITE
awl James Stevens late copartners , trading as
White, Stevens, & Co., did, on the eleventh day stile.
vember, A. D. 1657., make and !Sende a general at
aignment to the node signed to trust, for the beam&
of their creditors, which said assignment is duly re
corded at Philadelphia, all persona Indebted to said
assignors will make payment to
ISAAC S. WAY-VAIL:IN, Assignee,
noll smw.6w* N. W. corset Scennd & Arch its.
NOTICE.—The COPARTNERSHIP hill
/ erto ex tog wader the firm of JAMES ELLIOTT
b. CO., was 231 instant, by the withdrawal of
JOHN WARDLE.
The buaineas of the late arm will be settled by the
andemigned at the same location.
JAMES ELLIOTT,
N. E. corner of Tlrentieth and Market it..
November 2ith, MT. ste..lo..mvirbrov
JAMES IL BRYSON'S BOOR AND JOB
PRINTING ROOMS, 2 North SIXTH Street, first
above Market, Philadelphia. Blanks, Canis, Bill-
Heads, Pamphlets, sad general Printing attended to.
Binding attended A* in connection with printed head
fogs of Blanks and Receipts. 42-U
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GREAT REDUCTIOIi
1,111 nice or
CEMETERY LOTS.
The Glenwood Cemetery Co hare determined to sell
the lots In their Cemetery at
ONE MALY
The present priees for cash- By this redaction some
of the most elLgible Lots will be &aid at
TWELVE DELI WA.
o u l y.l op t o t, e at be disposed of at these rates, and
the opportunity is offered until January Ist, Isdi Sp.
pis at the trace, WAL'ISGT STREL — T, Wow
lib h. d2-1m
glass nub cSbina illart
CALL AND SEE
The Gusted
r•atsrr or
111)LIDAY PRESENT:I
Ever exhibited id •
TIN CITY 0?
• PILTLADELPEELI,
Which will be sold st exceedin If
LOW PRIORS
maitssrm A IriTTE'S,
MASONIC HALL
to eszanivi 1)r.
PETEI: W. BAKER,
MART 1.4 WlLT.ai.mq
CILULLES WILLI All 9
Job printing