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-70110,'Iriook tholitorr - tiOirikobbi#iiriwrow,
its 4. - 4 0 r41, along drtriug ; theprasentseieon , nowthiit ' th e
11°114,am appreehlitneihtZin:SOme, dipertatentsi at
/ostilhihiff qUie)ceriepOia iill4. -Whether this be
the tor riot:solution notrfrom Some oMise,nrr other
atits'prolenteknilCendif settritYyesterdey
afternoon ithaeri ontlaMia of bettei
ru..cr0„,4,-A-ok:prommi Jorotioo,,, - the approaching fee,
tive seasoff la rieflo twerlthent its wonted cheer ; nor
effeetid,dtlOh',e;#4o ,6 Zl litr
, O.eft se ours , with enough
':iiietyitiffig to.,Msia;lifi.eciinfortable, and some to
spec& tnp . onelotalin t soletties tea *le of emergency.
1 , 44 delightful weather yesterday, after the' anaemia
veil Was'orithdrewn from• the azure hastens; doubtless
contributed" Sewn torrandthe'ectlet4 among our retail
dente:LW. 4.revr Meru each diYa bnimemithis and (Mast
• mss Will 'Most probably resalt in spritesl luWering of
the Aintree 'CP Valais Ara the pockets ofparchasern.
AtelArttrakY Ordinal - MAN, in 'a late . , eloquent
disecniuni itigut 114 Vines; says: " We have insisted
here; amtatind'ageln,,that pliosnres and, verieniiens
are a4phicely indispensable to mates kighesl eondi
tic:t.-Out, Mortal. To keep the • mind ever intennely
strained,: amid life's anxious activities, la greatly to
hilzart(either:ile irrpeeillti or madness. To begin the
needful work of economical retrenchment ht the field of
simple sint sinless enjoymenta, were like shortening the
fuel of the milts when the steamer labors with the .
storm and delves: amid, breakers." Thle is the true
doetrlne. Trim:may matter& are somewhat twisted upi
it affords no good reason why the boys shall be deprived
of their customary sports during the approaching fes
tive season". "All week and no play mokei sack a dull
Dep.' , To enable all to indulge in the 'innocent awl
healthful recreation of skating, A. Tlilmes & Co.i 617
Arch etreet,"heiw enpplled themselves with an elegant
assortment of east steel arid malleable Iron skates, all
of thelfewirmannfactitre, which they offer at prices to
suit theiiniei. Their skates recelied the drat promiuM
at the recant State fate, and are highly commended by
the beat stature of tee'
„
1P.113T81; VlCSblt*S.—Among :the irap9o) oellec•
tick prisintligs now arranged at Site rOOllll of Mr. A.S.
Robinson, No. 910 Chestnut street, which are to be sold
by Id Then dc lions, on Thursday, tha ,
rith ' , instant,
wo notlead several very biquleitti *tida l by Drodistd s
in rich oval transom. - •
The as Pins,ultra of the art bas been lathe
faultless execution; not ouly - Of the drairing, drapery,
arid colOrlng . or tlisie female agoras, but of their gene
rat:impression, In addition. to the works of merit
al*yanitidedln our edemas, there are many others
etlyalui,and well iti:liffiy the attention of picture soeh
-6"4-...... r '
SEP, finieuenatt4tritzu Tolateirt.r.—Per a rid/
lntelleotnal ttest, go to Musical Fund Mill this evening.
TitraNDS' rocently, had occa
sion to call at the extednive retail dry-goals establish
ment, on the southeast corner of tighth and Arch
stieete; ender ;the proprietorship of, Charles Adams,
we Were struck with the order and system observed in
itt nutusgement. Mr. Adams is one of our old
est and most successful dry-goods operators, and by his
address add . attention has built up a trade, especially
among that eteellenfolms of our sittsene—the Friends
—that Is probably surpassed In but one instance In our
city. _ •
HOl.inar Booss.—Mr. G. •G. Evans, - at the
Original (lift Book Store, Chestnut street, below Fifth,
BrOwnhi Iron bulbliog, has an immense stook of books
aultablo fol. holiday gifts, which ho sells as low as they
may be bad at any other place in the city.' it should
' be remembered by the readers of Tao Patent that with
'sorry purchase of ooe dollar and upwattle Eyans for
eddies, gift, either ofjeweiry, it:minding watches, or of
coal orflour.: - .A.-peroini, by spending:a dollar at kis
place, not only gets hie book, but with it • gift which
may enable him to obtain handsome Christmas, presents
and a Score of friends.
lyttibrAtio's Wititxottito.—Ltuttes who wish to
purchaeo Christmas presents for their finale friends will
and the beautiful 'wrappers at ft, 0. Walborn & 00 , e,
Nos. 6 and 7 forth, Eixth street, just, suited to their
tastes: Everything else iti the way of gentlemen's fox-
Making goods !Spears. W. ,k Co. keep And sett at prime
suited to the Uwe.. .
ORPANIC QIISER.DIB.--eati Oome phrenologist
ten us whether the organ of Tuns is ever located in'
the hand, and if not, what he would calla hand-organ
'Further, if the art of Kozo, who turns it, has anything
to do with Mozart and why be should need to feel
crank when he only grinds for the cents, and not the
eound and,
11 the 111/301 of his organ are all sot to one key,'
le that any rook , ,tlien, or 101111; than hia monkey 3,
And, lastly, is thereon establishment to the wor/d like
to that , of Clifton, Albright; & Co,, dayne's Hail, No .
,
627 Chestnut street, for p roducing *eon and elegant
clothing, - ' „ ,
TAE LITTLE GIANT WSW OX THE ADXISISTILL-
TiON.- - -Sinatar Douglas creates a ceneatioa in the Se
mite yenta/day by hauling the President over the coat
on the /Canaan question The Senator was in high fee,
they, siad looked remarkably well, h aving recently oh.
-tattled for himself a new exit at tha Brown stone Oa.
thing Hata Rackhill Wilma, Noe. 803andill050heat.
ant greet, above Sixth, Philadelphia.
[Corrests,denee o! the Philadelphia Xxehtthge.l
BricimroN, Bar)vadoes, Nor. 2% 1857
The weather is' all that ooriid be desired with us,
bong visited' ith occasional showers of rain. The
crops. trill be abundant, particularly that of sugar,
and will come in early. ; The public health con
tinues good. No sug,ar ,in ' market. Molasses is
ale," per gallon, And Rum 400., in bond. During
the last two weeks theimportations consist of Mal
bbls. flour '
015 bbla . meal; 780 of which were for
warded- to the neighboring island„all from the
United States. Salmon and Mackerel are much
weintkull Codfish and flaring are In good supply,
Tha second' Witt 'lndia regiment of foot., "of
1,200 rank and file are in readiness 1.4, proceed to
the seat of war In'lndlit, under command of Col.
Whitfield. , A -few days ago. MajorGeneral' Dell,
commanding IL foroes received this
order from the Horse Guards, and the presamp-
Goa is, that several other regiments In these Wands
will soon follow.
The following American ,vessels are in, port :
Barques Minstrel,: loading; Agues, discharging ;
Grampus, do. ; brigs Hound, Wanderer,Bylph,
Royaleton, Atlantic,Crawford, Panay Butler;
schooners- Typhis, A. Middleton, and " Hiawatha—
all discharging.
Years, da., H. C. Afaxwar.r..
- A illysterleue Nyedding—Hynien In a Hotel.
[From the Cincinnati Gazette, Bth.L
'A cool matrimonial affair took Ptace'at the Wal
nut Street House on Sunday evening. About nix
o'elottk, azninister.ealled upon the proprietor and
stated that he made an appointment to marry a
couple at that hour in the parlor of the hotel. The
landlord knew of no one in the establishment who
wee matrimonially Inclined. Not a BOW about the
house bad " declared their intentions" of any
thing eo desperate. The minister began to think
he bad been humbugged--Ahat lie had been made
the dupe of somepracileal joker, and began to feel
Tao uncomfortable at hie position. , -
Nair an hour rolled around, and the minister
was about 'taking his departure, when the side
deer bell rang, and a - gentleman and lady made
their appearance. At the door of the ladies' par
ter they were-met by the minister. Without say
ing a word, the couple walked into the parlor,
where two or three guests were assembled; the
lady 000lly took off' her-bonnet and shawl, pinned
on a collar at the looltbig.glass, nodded to the
gentleman, ...who immediately-placed himself at
her side, and in less 'time than we heti taken to
tell so renel of the story, they were pronounced
man end wife, and - had departed.: No one knew
who - they Were. The minister bad their names,
bet he was as mach in the dark as any one
else, beyond the usual information conveyed by a
marriegc license. -They camp on foot, and left in
the same way. The -lady was young and *cry
pretty, and the gentleman genteel appearing. Not
over five minuted elapsed from the time of their
arrival at the Walnut, to their departure from the
houso.•
There woe a mystery Abut the whole affair that
gave it an air of romance. Was it a runaway
match, resorting to this method of accomplishing
their byreenlal projects. without the knowledge of
parents or.g. 'sardine ? Had any breakfast table in
town one leis faritiliar feee yesterday morning,
whose' absence was unexplained?
-Biker coinhas, oflate,become so very scarce
In Belgium, that the mint; at Brussels, has
been, - for 'Rime time past, actively employed in
coining gold, in order to meet the wants of
cticidation. Gold; it' may he remembered;
was, a few years since, withdrawn from circu
lation in Belgiutn, silver alone constituting the
currency. • • • • • -
Smorta!tone.
[Reported for The rrei!n,
LEttliP.-11arque 'Aaron I Itarciy.
9 -KO Sierra Goetze hides, gala gatloan palm oil, 643 hug
pa' nuts, 28421bs old copper 4.284 lbs old yellow metal,
31t4 places aimtrood, 2 old 614,1 cask plekled bides,
Wm Caramlngn k Soo. -
LETTER - BAGS
At Ute brerehasts , Szebeggs,
Ship tr Madmay; Webb London, *don
O t ltlp.o4l,4olphis,'Pool , 4,;JAverpool, goon
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NAI[.IIN(i.OP THE OCEAN:STEADIERS.
BROIL THE UNITED NEVES. '
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Now York New York..olsegow .....,. ..... Deo 16
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stitapa... - . „. ... .• . Doefon..Llverpool ...... .:.. Deo 23
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Fulton New York..llavre - .. DaC 27
Borooeler , ' Now York„Thunburg J Jolt 1 -
Adriatic Now York—Liverpool: ...... .... aati 2
Estelle - " New York—Liverpool -Jan 6
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Enr0pa........ ..1.1verpool„Boston - Nov 28
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Edinburg Glasgow. ( Now York ' Deo 2
Oanada ...... ....LiverpooL:Boston ' Deo 5
Adrlatio.... ....Liverpool-NSW York Deo" 9
Persia .. , .... .....tivorpOW.New York Deo 12
drago - Itavre..Netv York • 'Dec 18
Niagara , Llverpoot-Easton Deo 10
At 10nt1e....-.....LiverFl. •New York Deo 23
Africa'. .. .. .. .....Liver I.. New york Dec 29
/commoiga Nam urg-New York " Jan 1
anon , = . liarro-New - Yotk ' Jan 12
Erin The Oallrornia Mail Steamers sail trOrnNew York
OD the ta end 20th Or Ouch 7, 8 8 3 th• - - ,
MOMENTS OY TIA:VAIf,A STEAMERS.
' Atoil'OillicrlV‘. 4l rom Neer York 24, arriving at Ha
i vena Eitlqind eir Orleans 11th. Prom New Orleans
kylki liavans us:, arriving at New York 22th.
-gutsy, turfirlrett-Notr York 7th' at each month,
1 arrivrair at Havana 12th, and White - 14th. From No.
bile 224, Ifs:vans 24th,- arriving at New York 28th.
- 041;41444—Yroat$4w York 12th, arriving at Havana
' Alth. indite* ()chasm letti. -That New Orleans 27th,
k Havana 29th, arriving at iftwAtork.B4: •
i 4,X,101104- orrg-:-Front New Yark 17th, arriving at I.le.
i • _ bante-01, and New" Orleans 26tbk: Prom New Orleans
F - 4th - ,•' 504 - - arriving it New vatic lath - -
.4,44P109444141t=-Fritm Now York 27th, arriving at
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foRT of ron.Apounriu,oce. 11, 1861
RIBEILt • - -tit 29-1511HEINTS '4 87
gag 9 50
• Barqna4hroxi I garreyWillar, from Blerra leoae let
Norembar, with rodeo to.Wm Caron:doge &lon. Left
brig Zeno, from itlataonree„for leeward coast soon;
Tatra It Lord, from 'lllatacono, to sail for Mato
cons in twnilsys; and GM:shrill, from Donna, ) net arr.
Snime, Better, 8 dope from Denton, with =dee to
Crowell
Behr West Dennis, Orowell,ll days from Boston, with
Pulse to Crowell & Collins.
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• Bchr 0 61 Robinson, Morrow, 3 days from New York,
with codes to J P Peniston.
Behr Sarah N Smith, Smith, 6 days 'from Boston, in
ballast to 0-Miller A Co.
Behr Hope, Carey, 2 days from Lima, Del:, with corn
to Bewley, & Co
Bohr hero, Terry, 3 days WM Bilihnore, with mdse
indse to nos Webster, Jr.
Behr Josephine, Waterbury, 4 days from Stamford,
Conn, in ballast to Morris A Murray.
Bohr Drama, fitraughn, l day tom New Crotio, with
corn to Robeson Lea,
• Behr lowa. 1111 y: rd, 1 day from Newport, Del, with
Boar to Robeson Lea.
Behr Fanner, Deputy, 2 days from 11.11fotd, Del, with
corn to J It alcOolley .
Behr Diamond State, Smithery, 2 days from Milford,
Del, with corn to J II McColley.
. Behr John A Dastard, Laws, 2 days from blliford,
Del, with corn to J II McColley„
Behr Chas Atkinson, Atklns,2 days from hlllton, Del,
With corn to .1 II dfcoo/ley.
Behr Harriet er. Barth, Tice, from New Doren.
Bohr 8 F Solliday, 8011111111, from Boston,
Bohr Coo P Taylor, Matta, from Boston.
Bohr Woodruff Sims, MoBoll, from Boston.
Sloop, D Fish, Belf—lK days from Lewin Dal, with
mdse to W Parker.
CLEARBB.
Ship Blylag Mist, Liuuell, Singaporean , " 'Bong Kong,
Workman & Co. [The BDI has a cargo of /786 tone
coal.j
Brig Tilichant & TorrcY, Baton, Boston, Brown &
Mate. . .
Sohr L 8 Levering, Corson, Cherlesion, D S Stetson
& Co,
Echr Josephine, Stamford, Moab! & Murray.
Schr Julia Mimi, Narding Roston, Calm Rocker & CO.
Schr S N Smith, Smith, Charleston, 0 Miller & Co.
Sat. S i? Solliday, Seaman, Richmond, Noble, Ram
imett & Caldwell.
Behr Iforriet & Sarah, Tics, Richmond, Tan Dimon,
Norton & 00.
gar Goo P Taylor, IV'Hotta, Sing Sing, do
Mr Woodruff Slum, Mason, Wallington, Tyler, stone
Co.
Mama Farmer, Iler, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
(Correspondence of theßilsdelphia Exahangs.)
LEWII9, Bel., Dee. 9, 8 A 11-,
The U 8 Revenue CutterSorward, Capt Nonce, from a
cruise, in company with a barque and two brigs, name
to the Breakwater last evening, and remain, in nom
pony with ochre 8°486, I,obanonlilaek 'Monster, Jane
0 Patterson, Victor, Almeida, it 00111100, U J Jones,
and several others. Weather very foggy'. Wind 8,
Yourf i litp, ' Wit. hi. HIM( fd AN;
Es muntign.J
(Correspondence of the Philadelphia Rgebange.)
CAPR ISLAND, Dee 41b P Df
The slip Naples, for Havana, barque Amy, for Bee.
ton, and several brigs and schooners wont to sea to-day.
Nothing in eight bound in. Wind NW—weather One.
' Years, ice., TINA B. flUtillni,
MEMORANDA.
Steamship City of Richmond, Mitchell, for Philadel
phia, sailed from Richmond 9th inst.
Steamship Africa; Shannon, from New York for Liver
pool, did not sail from the narrows till 7 o'clock .A. 01
yesterday,
Steamship Daniel Webster, Miner, for Havana and N
York, cleared at New York 4th inst.
Ship:Titan, Sears, for Callao soon, was at Melbourne
Septl6.
bhip Cleo West, Couch, for Havre, cleared at New Or
leans 31 inst. with 3797 bales cotton
Ship Australia, Dudley, for Melinda, cleared at New
York 9th inst.
Skip Beaver,Srolth, from Singapore, sailed from Hong
Kong 24th Sept for Shangtme.
Ship Star King, Turner, for San Francisco, remained
at Hong Kong Sept 24,
Barque Fred Lennlg, from Barons, arrived at New
Orleans 2d inst,
Barque Elf, Percival, for Rio do Janeiro, with Sour,
sailed from Mahon:aft inst.
Barque Paladin, Wilson, from Rio de Janeiro, arrived
top at New Odense Minot
Barque 0 W Poultney, Marshman,Tor Philadelphia,
Cleated at New Orleans, 3d inst. with 239 boleti cotton,
802 bbis molassea, and 819 empty caste.
Barque J B Lancaider, Cannon, from Richmond, ar
rived at Rlo de Janeiro Oct 231.
Barque Bratilera, Baxter, from Now York, arrived at
Rio de Janeiro Oct 21.
Barque Leighton, /Raton, for New Orleans, sailed
from WO de Janette Oct IL
Barque Mary If Kendall, Brock, for Philadelphia,
went to sea from Charleston 7th that.
Barque &fish, Could, cleared at Beaton 10th lost. for
Baltimore,
'Brig Samuel Ankara, cleared at 11 York
yesterday for Cadis.
Brig Weltberg,l nod, for Venice, with toßacco, called
from Richmond Bth inst.
Brig Martha Washington, Anderson, for Cardenas,
cleared at Portland Bth lost:
Brig Daniel lilalony, Steelman, for New York, cleared
at New Orleans 24 inst.
Bohr Allen Middleton, Jr, Sipple, hence arrived at
Barbadoes 10th ult, and remained 2001 discharging.
sebr.W 0 Mershon, Mershon, for Boston, cleared at
New Orleans 3d rust.
Bohr Alfred Storer, UAW, hence for Boston, arrived
at New York yesterday,
Bohr W Maxon, Staples, from Key West, at Mobile
4th inst.
Bohr B U Rowley, Godfrey, cleared at Charleston 7th
Inst. for Brunswick, Oa.
Schr Juniata, Barrington, from Portland for Phila
delphia, at Newport 7th, and remained next mornlng. u t
fiche Neptune, Magee, hence at Providence Bib lost.
Fif,hrs Ontario, Yangilder, and Eva, Wlleston, nulled
from Providence Bth Inst. for Philadelphia.
Behr A Townaend, Townsend, from Charleston, at
Baltimore yesterday..
Behr B P Motes, Macon . , hose at Richmond 9th inst.
Bohr (leo Washington, Camp, for Philadelphia, sidled
from Richmond 9th inst.
Sloop New Jersey, Johnson, hence at Alexandria 9th
Inst.
MARINE AILSGELLANY
Sac Beorkla, Prince, from Baltimore for Boston,
is ashore on Spit Ledge, In Boston barber, with a cargo
Of 271 bhds =lams. She will hsie to be discharged
to get her elf. -
lie barque Crimea, from Smyrna ran ashore on the
Spit, Boston harbor, on Tuesday night; Bth lost, and
still remained there evening of 9th.
_She would proba,
bly be gotolf without damage.
Baltimore, Pee 9. _The Bremen ship 119 a Doratbey,
which went ashore on Sunday night last, three miles
south of Cape Henry, was a now ship, on her first voy
age, valued at &bon:LS.I4O,OOO, owned and Insured In Bre
men, and consigned to Brother Bo:linger, of Baltimore.
The passengers, 260 in number, arrived Barely title
mormog in the steamer North Caroline. A despatch
received to-day from the beach, report. that the ship
has bilged, and will probably bo a total loss. A con
tractents been made to save her, tf,peseible.
Barque David Nickels, which put into St Augustine
some time since having last the captain overboard,
sailed Nov 24 for St ?Urfa, under command of Captain
ClitSPtd. The boat which left the vessel before her or
rival, to search los the lost captain was recently picked
up near New Smyrna, Via, but no trace of the men who
were in it could be found,
Barque Nazarene, Smith. master, from Gaspe, Canada
But, for New York, was stranded on the night of 21st
November, in Gaspe Bay. The N cleared from Gaspe
Nor 18. bake Was owned by IV IV Merriam & 0o; 245
tons, built In Bangor, Me, In 1862, and rated A 2. She
may possibly be got oft, lithe weather holds good. The
cargo, consisting of gab and shingles, will be eared,
,uoatly to goad order.
IPORBIUN'POBTO
At nio do Janeiro Oct 23.1, bargnee Smallwood, for N
Orleans, and Borer for do, waiting freight, and others,
u before reputed, •
DOBLESTIO PORTS
145 W YORK, Dee 1.0--Arr, bargee Sultana, Watson,
Smyrna; Br brig Wm Boothia) , Coalfleet, 'Windsor; Rehr
Tennessee, Wooster, Eastport, Old, steamship West
ernport, Derry, Seem:lush; Br brig Princess Royal, Doe,
Bermuda; schr Want, Burgess, St Thomas. Bailed;
ship Ocean Monarch, Page, New Orleans.
BOSTON, Dec 9—Arr, barques Volunteer, llarnilton,
Smyrna; Lucy Elisabeth, Sargent, London; Ellen Ste
vens, Howes, Matansas; brlge 1' B Ilichborn,Littipileid,
St Kitta; Madeira, Olsen. riarbadoes: Emeline, Bowden,
Banger; Behr Spring Rill, Greenish, atoned. • Below,
Dr barque Crimea, flartington, Smyrna, In corning to
ran ashore on the Spit, near the Light, and remained at
dark, with the tow boat F. it Forbes alongside, which
vonld pull bet nil at high water. The Crimea is tight,
and line easy. Old, brig 0 F O'Brien, Watts, Darien,
Oa; ochre Sea Decree, 'Wiley, Trinidad; Cone Rearney,
bleg.athlin, Norfolk Nothing sailed.
EASTPORT--614 ad., barque Leon, Parritt, Liverpool;
4th, seh A L Ilyde, Anderson, Baltimore.
ROOKLAND—Ar ad, ochre hyena, Georgetown, 8 0.
Eld 2.1, aches Sitar Wright, Savage,' Washington, D C;
4th, brig Mary Cobb, Montgomery, York; sth, Laura
Frances, (new) nullock, Richmond.
NEW ItEDFORD—Ar Sth, ech Cohasset, Tobey,Balti-
More.
PALL DIVBIL—As Bth, aches Jaha Oliver, Clark, and
P,Parker, Fitzgerald, Norfolk.
NEWPOIIT—Ae lth ochre Massasoit, Grant, Frank
tort for Baltimore; + Jones, Jame, Bt. George for
Wtuthlngton,D 0
In port Bth, 8 A M, the above; brigs Enoch Pratt,
Mullah Balch, Leoutine, Boroada• era Abbott Law
rehee, Match, from Providence for'New Pork,• Ellis,
Deborah Jones, N Dammed, 8 Learned, and about all
the vessels that arrived Bth, bound 8 and W. Vied SW.
In Dutch Island barber, ache Eleanor Townsend from
Beaton for Baltimore.
rovramounr—sta Mit, ship New Mompabire,
Weeks,
PROVIDENCE—kr Sth, ohm Isaac Cohen Mertz,
Spofford, Riclunond; Wi l d Pigeon, Milliken, Baltimore.
Bid schrs Ocean Edwards, 4 Baltiroore; Water
Witch, (new. of Providence,lB3 tom) Mull, do.
BALTIMORE, Dec 10—Arr, steamship ,TaCkson, Ba
ker, New York; brigs Anna Prentiss, Doualase, Frank
fort; John Marat di, Young, El Roque; scbr Battledore,
Sleight, New York. Old, ateamship Caledonia; Layaeld,
Charleaton,•.brig s Q Bass, Aspinwall.
SAVANNAH, Doe 7, art atettigp Moron); Swan, Pont,
'Now York ; barques Itivestigri Cants, Boston; flu.
duo, {Br) Jones, from Caernerr
MOBILE, Pee 4,-A rr„shipe England, Liverpool; Min
nesota, New York; Abnik Stetson, do; Wm Woodbury,
do; briga Marla White, Barbados; Lemon, Begun; Fehr
Mobile New Yeah.
NEW ' ORLEANS, Dec O.—Arrived steamship Charles
Morgan, Indianola and Galveston ; ships S E Petigtew.
Ilrodrick, Portsmouth ; Jacobs, Henderson, Liver:
pool; Rappahannock Gushing, do; Escort, Bryant,
St , Thomas, Porto Rico; Statesman, Watts, Havana;
Essex, Munroe, London; barques Sarah Arm, Drink
water, Newport. Wales; Carmen, Gorodo, lit:stage ;
Arendel, Qaulsen,llordeaux.
Cleared, ship Leander, Curtis, Liverpool; barque May
flower, Platt, Bordeaux, Id. Ar, altips lard Lufferin,
Liverpool; 01512 pin, Tarragona- VlTqUellrlitliDirlt, St.
Jagol Polar, Havana; Atalayador, do; beige hamocito,
do; Matta Soule, do, Cleared, ship Indiana, New York ;
Ocean Wave, Bremen; Wave Aura, Calla; brigs Deane,
Barcelona; Northern Bello, Boston. Towed to sea,
26th W Lord, Jr, Bremen; 27th, Owego end
John Spear; 23th, Itantinton;94 loot, barques Charm and
H.llareltine. Below—Ship Glad Tidings, from New
York,
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
Up to 12 o'crock TAM Met
GIRARD IfOMß—Chestnut street, below Ninth,
'P II Wentworth, Boston Chas K Cobb, Boston
O.W Cashing, providence W 0 Murray, Jersey City
A Yon Sweareogen;Phila E 9 Ives & la, New Haven
0 .I . Du Pont, Jr, Del J Ili Lechtenhelm, N Y
'0 A Williaing,4 wife, Va Jos A Ross, Charleston
'divides Konignutcher, Pa Dwight A Olmstead, N Y
Coot Higglne & lady, N Y A Samson, N'V
8 8 8 01 0taarte, Oharteston R V Langdale. Dalt
J 0 Appleby NY 8 R Rldgely. Y 8 A
Mies ht Ridgely, " Alias A K Itidgelv,
Mies Emily finitely, ' 4 B Marshall, N Y
A. B Clement, Boston - lien It J Walker, Wash'ton
It A. Carr, II 8 A ' Chas Donohue h. in, N V
T 5 Saitan,l7flea, N Y Al's AI aiiiert A dan, N r
.1 Shillington, Washington J Perkins, Ohio '
Dlt Bennett, Woodside AII Kyle, Sr, Belt.
C Frost & 010,1:Ireton, N Y 11 You Bermhoten, N Y
It Van Deu,sehotenk la, N Y 0 Oodirey 0 anther, N 'k
-8 Wilmot , pavaunab, Oa T P Butler, 8 0
Warren Carter, N Y_ if How & io, N Y
P sTlarris & la, N Y Jae ItalbroM. (Renew
Rit Morrison, N Y Peter McLeod, ri . Y .
John .11 Schultz, N Y B id Bhumaker, Baltimore
A W Page, N Y - R L Chime, Haverhill, Mona
Ilea 0 Greenough, Kass .7 T Chitman, England
T II Virilliams, N Y N B Day, N Y
Al 4 Wood, Brooklyn John ()none, Brooklyn c
perms Hughes, N 'V 5 11 Riley, Columbus, 0
It l' 74, Pe1, Urbana, 0, Robt Heger, if Y
4 11Coste,N I' Chao 0 Loring, Boston
F. Kerwin, Roston Chas 8 Morrow, Boston
111 'Halstead, N Y 9 9 Sterna, St Thomas, ley
Got R C Floyd, Yo - N llowland,l , lerr Bedford
Geo 11Howland,N Bedford - J W Hall, Cincinnati, Ohio
D 0 Martin Baltimore J a McNab.Alabaina
S 'Howard, N V A II Warlord, 11 - areg
A .1 Brodnax. Boston J MeDaniels, Boston
U gain ChicagO J Wells & la, Chicago
S BturdlYant, Vu p Cullen, U 8 N
,T ht Wo9d, Melon B Barksdale, jr, & 15,,.
r,•, ~,,t, V.go., R TlTtopooo l l i i
lackavert iTml ,
ME.P.AXANTIP ELOTDD. , -Pourth street, below Arch
41 A. Riebardion, N Y W Overdold, jr, Easton
Ii A. Zollimpt, I b „ to ti. Rollins, NY,
.1 Morgan, Williamsport J P Lloyd, Dalt
J Levy, ec. Is, ToXes Mrs Anderson A. child,
LEO Neabltt, Ara ' Texas -
W Dodson, Preemanstq NV Patton, Columbia:
Mrs W Barr, Ourntd co, Pa 3 Rankin, Troy, N Y
T Pomeroy, Mass 0 11 Morrison, Wash
J U Locket', Boston A Phillips, Williamsport
0 0 Regan, v Y - 'CI 0 Itotolikiss, Conn
Judge fleeney, Ohio If 8 Knapp, Ohio
W B V Prentiss, Ohio 8 Lloyd, Pittsburg
AMERICAN HOTEL—Chestnrit street, above Flllll.
L Poetic, Rucks co John Trimble, Rl/Ila
Andrew lifeoalla, Phil& Saint Grant, Vs
Win Tate, Vs Thos Anderion, N V
John C Flint, N Y L A Sykes, N V
Jon F Smith, Reading Theo S Collins, Md
J A Jenkins, Vs David Griffith, Va
Chas IV Krebs, Bslt C 1.1 Buckley, N V
Geo Keller, Cann Ohms K Cummingi, Ohio
Robt 0 Calhoun, Ohio Andrew McStennis, N Y
Jain It Mann Washington W W Wade:nen, California
Rawl Southanton,N V A W Sturdy, N Y
Jar, IL Foote, Taylorev, N 0 Jae II 11111, Taylorsv, N 0
Mrs L IS Ililf Taylr'e, N 0 Thos Street, Batt
John II Barnes, Dolt
- NATIONAL lIOTEL—Race greet, above Third.
Chu Hasler, Leo, Ilan J C Bowling, Pal
0 Sailor, Schuylkill Raven CaptPrederlcka, Pa
1)1,111boal, Indiana Crapt Lycoming co
A McPworda, Ohio II Gibbous k la, Pa
N Turner, Ohio John Dutcher, N Y
A 8 Felix, Reading S Rook, 11 C &111 It II
C A smith, PhDs J 9 Roger, New Berlin, Pa
T James, Reading
UNION HOTEL—Arch street, below Fourth.
J D Bktlea, Lancaster 11 Thomas, Easton
.E J Fry, Tamaqua 11 Lenox, Trenton, N
0 D lllllborn, Dolniesburg I; Covert, Williamsport
II II ltollar & to, Shippn'g S Jones, Tamaqua
E w Itragennte, Philo it Itlertaugh, Oatasanqua
STATES UNlON—ldarket street, above Sixth.
Daniel hankies, N Y J L Keck, Chester co
L Boyd, Pittsburgh It .7 Wilson, Lancaster
L Weller, N Y J D Philadelphia
B Agnew, Allentown A Stahl, Clototals
Wes Batley, Lancaster Noah hertzler, Pa
U 0 Fell, Ili K Ilatnee, Pa
BALD EAGLE ROTEL—Third Area, abv. Oaßowhi
J Griner, Del A Calvin, EaatOU
Levi Drauger, Pa P Mese, jr, N J
J R Taney, Pa. 3 Magley, Pa
Saha Jacobs, Pa M Penrose, Pa
BLACK BEAR UOTEL.—Third street, ab. Callowlllll.
Delman, 'Reading J Bechtel Pa
Satcatol Wales, Pa John Wetzfi, Pa
Unary Fulani, Pa F Schantz, Reading
BLACK BEAR INN—Plith and Merchant streets
J Browuback, Pa 3 racket, N J
E 8 Bullock, Pa . Wm Chandler, Pa
Wm Everhart; Ps J Dunwoodle, Pa
Giles Bailey, Pa B Spenitinza, Pa •
E D Baker, Pa L Hanley, Lane co
Boni Frick, Pa T Watzleigton, Pa
E R Belehllue, Pa ' E L Caswell, Pa
BARLEY SIIEAP—Seoond, below Vine street.
E Watieu, Reeks county Darla Keller, Stroudsburg
Caleb Vicher,Carbon county nos P Watson, Philo
J New Rope Baum' Noble, Nome, tia
Rev Geo Barrows, Newtown L R Protz, Llatborough
Copt Cook. Botcher',
MADISON ROLlSF.:—Seeond street, &bore Market
N P Lott, 1)01 Soho Fleming, Conn
Opeciat Notices.
Fars.—Joseph Itosenbantu's Fars are cele
brated for cheapness, style, and quality. Store 416 Arch
street, botwoon Fourth and Fifth. It 11.—Futo altered
into fashionable styles. We study to please. ded-lin
An Important now see . Is en.
flounced that the ostensive Wholesale Clothing Deal—
ere, STRAWS & (101,D111AN, No mile MARKET Bt.,
above Third, have commenced to lista!l their entire
stook at ITholesale prices. dellarn
Wrappers! Wrappers Wrappers:—A. very
large and elegant assortment, wbolesale and ratan, at
reduced prices. Also, fine Shirts, Drees Blocks, and all
kinds of tarnishing Goods for aentlemen, at W,
Retinue's, 812 Arab street, above Math. noSOlot
Skates: Skates: Skates:—Our readers will
ilmi the largest and most complete assortment of this
winter luxury, end at the lowest prices, at W. W.
Raman', No, ED Market street, opposite Decatur
street. no3o-1
Sating Pund,—National Safety Trust CO.,
Otllce,-WALNUT Street, 8, W. corner of TIMM
ARRANGEKENTS I+OR BUSINESS DURING THE
SUSPENSION OP SPECIE PAYMENTS BY TNE
BANES.
1. Deposita received and payments made daily.
2. Current Bank tea, Chocks, awl Specie w 11) be
received on deposit.
S. Deposits made In Dank Notes or Meeks will be
paid back in Current Bank Notes.
4. Deposits wade in Gold or Silver will be paid back
n Coln.
Interest I'm PIM CENT. per annum
Jackson,
JOB PRINTER,
MEROTIANT STREET.
Cheeks, Notes, Drafts, Bills Lading ; Bill Reads, Cir•
mars, Cards, and all other kinds of Job Printiog, at
prices to suit the times. 0017-ly
For Perinuted Breath, White Teeth, and
DentSful complexion, UTE " Balm of 1,000 Flowers."
For &easing. Ladies' tmirome <<Woodlant Crum, a
new Pomedg.” It curls Gentlemen's hair beautifully,
SV. P. FRTAIDOE & Co., Proprietors, N. T.
For sale I y T. D. Peterson, 900 Chestnut; Samuel
IMmes, Twelfth cad Chestnut; A. B. Durand, 718 Chest.
nut; T. H Peter,' & 00., 718 Chestnut; 0. G. Evans,
Girt Bookstore, 439 Chestnut; 0. 3. liabhell, EBlO
Chestnut; French, Richards, & Co., Tenth and Mar.
ket ; A. D. Taylor, Ninth and Walnut; Dr. Morrison,
Seventeenth and Chestnut; J. W, Sirnes & Sons,
Eighteenth and Twenty-Second and Market; Edward
Christmann, 102, Chestnut; Thomas Lancaster, corner
Eleventh and Walnut. n 01.2.11
Cabinet Ware and
UPHOLSTERY,
624 WALNUT Br,
OPPORTH INDEPENDENCE SQUAB%
GEO. J. REUEL'S,
624 WALNUT Street,
0e22-8m Late of 178 Oheatout Street
Bonk of Pennsylvania Nottce...Notes of this
Dank taken at par for a Wholeeale Stock of Clothing,
now being eoll at Retail.
deS-Itn No. I North FIFTH Street.
Bank at Pennsylvania Notes taken at par for
Watches and Jewelry, at lowest prices.
FARR dr. TWOMPSON, Importers,
dal lm 824 Chestnut street, below Fourth.
Good Conceit
Lovers of Coffee cannot realize tho full value of their
favorite beverage without having it wade in the Old
Dominion Coffee Pot.
ARTHUR, BURNHAM . , d GILROY,
117 and 118 South TENTLI, nor. of George,
d3.oin ' Sole Manufacturers.
S. C. Dewsid, Commission Business in Com
mercial japer and uegottattous of lowan, 58 Vreutirr
opposito the isohango, Philadelphia. u010.2m
Iletver , a Intent Cordlel.....This
Cordial is prepared from a variety of the moot choice and
efficient aromatics known in medicine, and is The most
perfect and reliable carminative extant for Infinite and
young children.
By its powerful influence a speedy core is effected In
all oases of Cholic, windy pains sad omens. Ite lieves
and mitigates much of children , a sneering during denti
tion or teething, and by its soothing properties trate
(bailees palm of the bowels, looseness, vomiting, dc o.
The Infant Cordial has become a standard remedy,
and has been used in thousands of cases with the moat
abundant armee& No family sheuldbe without it.
Prepared only by Hem A. Downs,
At his Drug and Chemical Store,
N. Z. earner of girth and Green ete., Philadelphia.
To whom all orders moot be addressed. And for sale
by Druggists generally. au 18-1 y
Seamen's Saving Fond °Mee SOS Walnut
street, ono door west of eeoond etreet. Receives de
posits in sums of One Dollar and upwards, from all
Blames of the community, and allows interest at the rate
of five per cent, per annum.
Odice open daily, from 9 until 6 o'clock, and on Mon
day and Saturday until 9 in the evening. Presldent
Franklin Fell; Treasurer and &oratory, Charles M.
Morris.
Bank Notes of the
PENNSYLVANIA BANK
FOR UMBRELLAS,
BY WM H. RICHARDSON,
noll•lm No. 418 TiLi!Mt SPRICHT
illarnages.
Go the fith {Want, by Rev. Abet C. Thome, Mr.
WILLIAM. It. SLOCUM. to Miss BALLIN M., oecond
daughter of Copt. 0. P. Wright:nail : al( of tbie city,
Menthe
On the evening of the Bth inebtnt, WILLIAM MAR•
RIOT'S`, in the both year of hie age.
On the 9th instant, CATHARINE CLIFFORD, in The
Cad year of her age.
On the 9th hotaut, JULIA. wits of John Itlabony, and
daughter of William liven ; of Kennington, aged 2:1
yearn.
On the Mx Inatant, atter a 1411011. illness, WILIAM!
YOUNO, in the 46th year of be ego.
Mr. George Sumner A 4 111 deliver n Le Lure
on "OLD EOROra AND YOTIND AHRHICA," on 'MONDAY
EVEIGNO nest, the 24th Mot., at 7J6 o'clock, to CON
CERT RAU., for rho benefit or the Union Temporary
Rome. dell.3t*
fr_rOffice of the Ontiker City Inanrance Cont.
PANY, d 94 WALNUT Street —The nonnel meeting of
the Stockholder,' of the (Maker Cay Insurance Com
pany for election of President. Directors, hod Secretary,
willbe holden at their office on TUESDAY, the 6th day
of .I"narY, 1.868, between the holm of Irend 2.
d4-frmw-lm 11. It COGOSIIM,L, Secretary.
try - Literary Durenu.—An Experienced Editor,
a successful author, and a thoroughly educated Literary
man, weary with twenty-five years of the drudgery of
Bally Journalism, has determined to hire out or sell his
brains at retail to those who may require their services
In any honorable way.
Merchants, Business bleu Inveutors,and dealers of
every kind, will be supplied: olf-hand, with Advertise
ments, (political or otherwise,) Notices, Cards, Circu
lars, or any species of article desired.
Politicians will be supplied with Speeches, Reports,
Resolutions, Letters, Toasts, Pamphlets, Editorial Ar
ticles, Communications. and every other sort of Brain
work, which they may find It inconvenient or trouble
some to do for themselves.
Ladies and Gentlemen, of every rank in society or oc
cupation in life, can have Letters written on any sub
ject, whether business or sentimental.
The advertiser will also conduct or translate Corres
londence of every kind, either Eugllsh, French, Span
ab, German, or Italian.
Poetry, Acrostics for ladles , Albums, Notes Illilet
doux, Monodies, and Compositions of the mosedelicate
and confidential character incident to every potable
circumstance or event in are, will be furnished In in
violable confidenee, by writing to the undereigned, and
explaining their wishes.
Orders by mail, accompanied with cash, will bo
strictly and promptly attended to.
Address J. TROMPSON,
Literary Bureau,
014114 Meidelpttio.
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPItIA; FRIDAY, DECEMBER II; 1857.
,
raßev. Theodore L. C,uyler, oi York,
lloor a 1
LEORIBE O$ LONDON'
Ito High Life and Low Life—tte Parliament, Pelson,
Pulpits, & c., with Sketches of Spurgeon, Intim
muerwa, FUND BALL,
On FRIDAY, 11th lust , at tti o'clock?. U.
For the benefit of the Poor, he., of the salon ' nab
bath School, in Federal street.
Tickets (25 cents) maybe obtained at--
Messrs. Parry k Mallillitn`s,Tjesars. tstuit}, BailtObs
oo.'s.
Baptist, Methodist, Lutheran Presbyterlo Pnblica
lion Roma.
American Tract Society. Philadelphia BOA Muse.
American Sunday School Union. des4mwthfr
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD COUPANC.—Deorm
apt 10,1857.
The Manual Meeting of the Stockholders of this Com
pany wlli take place iu WILMINGTON, at the office of
the Company on MONDAY, the llth or January nest,
at Nit P. M., fo'r the gleetion of Directors to serve for
the ensuing year, and for the transaction of ouch other
business on may legally come before the rneetlug.
dell•fwtJtl ALFRED lIORNSIt, Secretary.
MEW ORLEANS PACKET NOTICE.—
J. Louisiana Line.
Shippers per ship hId.RHARET, U. A. :kterryman
punster, will please hand In their bills of lading this day
to the counting house for signature.
Freight will be received until this evening, (unlesS
sooner NH). niBllOP, .k CO..
dell-lt 120 (late SO) NORTH WIittRVES.
I.4IIADQUARTERS INFANTRY CORPS
NATIONAL CillADDS.z—Furcsnatrots, Decem
ber 11, I's'.
Qantas No 12.—Tie Company will assemble, fully
equipped, TUB DAY, (Friday) at 12,1 i o'clock e. M., for
the purpose of paying !unmet honors to th e late Ser
geant JOSEPLI L. PARNELL By ardor
GEOBOB /MUM, Lieut. Com'dg.
T. DIMINO, First Sergeant. dolot*
AV EBB'S TEA WAREHOUSE, 223 S
EIGHTH, below Walnut.
Choke pure TEAS, by the cheat or retail, at reduced
prices. (101.2 tie
TIA.NIEL 11. ERDMAN vs. REBECCA.
;ERDMAN—C. 0. k. , Dec. T.,1.85/, No 4T, Aline
Sup , M.,'57, No. 74.
And now, December 4, 180, on motion of Daniel
Dougherty, attorney for Jibellant, Rule granted to show
cause why a Divorce should riot be granted from the
bonds of matrimony, returnaVe SATURDAY, Deem.
her 19, Rebecca Erdman please take notice of the
above Buie. DA xxEL DOUGUERTY,
doll, 12, 10, 17-4 t Attorney for Libellant.
MEDICINAL BRANDY.---Paco Old
Mo-
Siainal Cognac, the most powerful strengthener
for weak lungs and general debility of the age i e sure
cure for Dyspepsia, whether acute or chronic, Low
Spirits, dm. Price $1 25 per bottle, or $10.50 per dozen.
Warranted pure. Imported eXpressly for us, " Sole
Agents'' for the United Statue.
GIRDLED d- fMVFU,
Wholesale Druggists, S. W. ,cor Second no 4 Green.
We refer, by permission, to the following members of
the Medical faculty, as to the purity, and chemical
standard of this Brandy:
. .
C. P. Ketchline, M. D., Fourth; above Tamany.
Chas, IL. Taylor, M. D., Fourth', above Drown.
Chas, D. Roberts, M. D., Third, below'Frankll o.
Wilson P. Vasey, D,, Fourth, above Thompson.
J. K. Knorr, DI. D., Front, above Poplar. dell-tf
15 000 BOXES OP AMERICAN WIN
DOW GLASS, of all sizes and qnallties,
for este at lowest priors.
Our assortment Is complete, and are daily reeelving
frodi lots from the Kensington Glass Works.
Sheets & Duffy's make superior to any in the market
as to brilliancy and regular thickness, equal to French
We are now receiving two-thirds of the Glass made at
these works.
2,000 boxes French Glass of all elzes.
4,000 feet Bough Glass for skylights.
6,000 feet Engraved and Enamelled Glass, of all pats
terns.
White Lead, French and American Zino, Paints, &e,
100 000 lbs White Lead,
60,00011 w French 'Line (Yiellla Montague).
76,000 lbs American Zinc.
Drown Zinc, a full supply.
Chrome Green, a full eupply.
Chrome Yellow a full supply.
Prussian Blue, *lull supply. •
Paris Green, a full supply.
Address your orders to
ZIEGLER A SMITH,
Wholesale Druggists and Manufacturers,
Sole Proprietors of the Penna. Steam Color Works
Store S. W. corner SECOND end QUEEN Streets,
Philadelphia. dell tf -
200
REWARD! !--THE QUAXER
CITY INSURANCE COMPANY will pay
wo Hundred Dollars for information that will procure
the arrest and conviction of the person or peraons who
set on Oro the Barns and Dwelling houses altuatod on
Washington Lane, Gorionntown, November 25th and
26th, and December Bth, RP.
U. R. COOOSIIALL., SOCrOtArY.
PUILADELPIITA, Dec. 10, 1857. dell 3itt
ANNOUNOEMENT.
The subscriber begs leave to announce to Ms
friends and the public that he will open his SALOON
for their reception on
MONDAY, lith Inst.
Ins stook (a large and rich variety) will consist of
PRESERVED AND CRYSTALLIZED 'FRUITS, APRI
COTS, CHERRIES PINEAPPLES, PEARS,
L114E.13,i1 ACES, QUINCES, &a.,a.
. •
BONBONS—A . Iam and fresh aasnitmeni.
FANCY TOYS—Dfochanical Toys, paper, wood, anti
sugar—an erotism variety.
FANCY BOXES—Newest styles, fancy and plain, and
varied assortment, of every Irascible description.
MOS CARAS, CORNETS, BASKETS, VICTORIAS,
PASTaLAUES, &a., &c., all of recent Importation,
and which for extent and variety will I..fy competition.
For sole by S. ITENRION, Confectioner,
MARKET street; above Seventh.
QAVIN (4 PITIb.--lINITED STATES TRUST COMPANY, corner of TILIND and OUIVM
NET Streets.
Large and email sumo received, sod paid back on de.
wand, without notice, with FIVE PER GENT INTER
EST from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal.
Office hours, from 9 until 6 o'clock every day, eat Mt
MONDAY EVENINGS from I until 9 o'clock,
DRAFTS for ads on Ragland, Lrelaod , and Scotland,
from £1 upwards,
president—STEPlLEN R. OIL4,WYORD.
reasurer—PLlNY PM.
TeHer—JAMES R. MINTER.
CHRISTMAS' PRESENTS.—
toIACIIO LANTERNS,
POLYORAMAB,
MAGNETIC Tow,
KALEIDOSCOPES,
STEREOSCOPES,
MICROSCOPES,
SPY GLASSES
OPERA GLASSES,
DRAWING INSTRUMENTS,
And a lot of other amusing Opt Joel Top for We it
pnicto to BOIT TOO TIfiCO, at
C. T. AMBLER'S, Orman,
No G 36 CHESTNUT Street, below Seventh, north tilde.
doff-wfalf,t
OFFICE OF THE GUARDIANS OF THE
POOll, No. BD Nom Bovas%lT Sanest —PUMA-
Drar.unsu Bth, 307.—A11 persons having
claims against the Department of Poor are requested to
present the came on or lattoto the Twenty•fitth day or
December, et this office. C. V. 8011 LATER,
d9.wfm2a , Secretary.
RE 31" O VAL.-
The business of the PENNSYLVANIA BANK will
be removed on the let proximo, to the second story of
Grigg's Building, WALNUT street, east of Third. The
owners of property lodged at the Bank for, safe keeping
will please remove it before that del, or it will be
stored elsewhere at „their expense and risk.
do-t fel J. L. FENI MORE, Assistant-Oashier.
JE. CALDWELL & GO.,
• 432 OIIESTNUT Street, •
Aare received, pet steamers. new styles
Jewelry, Ohatetains, Vest Chains.
Splendid Fans, Hale Pins.
Fruit Stands, Sugar Baskets. ,
Jet Goods and Flower Vanes.
Coral, Lava and Monte Bets.
Sole Agents in Philadelphia for tho sale of Marla,'
Frodshain's LONDON TIME•III:I2PERS. deli)
"EILOGAING 110ARDS-28,680 feet Om.
JL' 11wMoring boucle, Oust, for We by
11.11,1114" IiA.OLLIBTRB,
sat fa? Nortb, Wats' , Strad
THE WEEKLY PRESS.
TILE WEEKLY PRESS, No. 19, for SATURDAY
December 12, to now out. The proxent number contains
besides THE PRL•'SIDENT't3 MESSAGE, and the RE
POItT OF TIIE SECRETARY OP TUE TREASURY,
Tad amount of valuable roading t among which will b
ound the following:
EDITORIALS.
TILE W ISIIINOTON 'UNION IN ADM, AND DAOND
FOR. TILE FRAY.
DELUSIONS.
TUE TWO GREAT LEADERS OF TILE KANSAS
NEBRASKA WALL
K. C. B.
TUE ADMINISTRATION POLICY AS TO UTAH.
DE. CLIAELF.B DIAOKAY,
THE ADMINISTRATION AND TUE SOCTII,
TILE KANSAS CONSTITUTION.
CALIFORNIA ON TIIE PANIC.
THE RIGHTS OP THE PEOPLE.
TILE CALCUTTA INDICTMENT.
CONCILIATION AND CONCESSION.
RIGHTS AND WRONGS OF COPYRIGHT.
KANSAS SLAVERY QUESTION.
A NEW READING.
THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE,
COUNTERFEIT BANK NOTES.
POETRY.
THE TWO FOONTAINB—By S. O. P.trrousot—(Ori
gltinl).
llßAllMA—(Origin►{).
OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS.
PRESIDENT'S BIESSAO
REPORT OF TIIE SECRETARY OP TILE TREASURY
ON TILE STATE OF THE FINANCES.
. TALES.
IJORGEON.—Ity CitaEL D. 0 AIiDETIT
A VISIT TO NENA SALIM
MISCELLANEOUS.
WIT AND numon.
COLUMN FOR TUE YOUNG.
CHARADE —(Original).
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AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
CORNER OF BROAD AND LOCUST STREETS.
The Academy of Music hos been generously tendered
by Mr. E. A. MARSHALL, nu, of CHARGE.
CONCERT*
For the Benefit
ST. JOHN'S ORPHAN ASYLUM,
ON FRIDAY EVENING, 11th inst., 1861.
For this occasion the following artiste have, to the
hlndest wanner '
volunteered their acelvtance :
TAE MIti.SES HERON,
((Their Bret appearance this season )
MH.. tiEO. FELIX BENKERT,
(The eminent Pianist )
MR. RONDINELLit,
MR. FRAZER,
MR. THUNDER, end
MR. ROHR.
•
suss AGNES HERON, tioprenO,
1..1145 FANNY HERON, Alto,
MR, J, FRAZER, Tenor,
81(1. RONDINELLI, Tenor,
MR J. PH. ROHR, Baritone
Conductor—Mß. PH. ROHR.
Pianist—Mk H. (1. THUNDER.
lIMMI
1. Duo—from "Ilelisarlo"
MESSRS. FRAZER and ROAR
Aria—from Tiovettore; "II Bslen"
MR. ROHR.
3. Piano Bob—"o Morello Loop. do Meyer
MR. ORORTE P. BENKERT.
•
4. Duo—. An Alpine Morning"
EII981.:8 .11ERON
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. .
G. Ballut— ,, The Clue we Loire
MR. FRAZEIi
6. Duo—from TraviAta t .. Parigl o cars" Verdi
BIM A(111118 LIRRON Aga RONDINEI.I,A.
7, Oaritloa—from saw , Pacind
MISS FANNY lIERON.
• PART
S• 1330—" Love mmi War"
at USU. MAZER and ROLM,
2. twitlua—icon Teaviftte."
SUBS AGNES 1.11:110N.
3. Soto—" Ntarclia
. .
MIL OEORGE k. DENKRIIT
Duo—from . 4 Trovatore"
MISS FANNY HERON and SI4. RONDINELLA.
The 'Prhno Dasaa—from the" Poetillou." Adam
MR ROUR.
Bung—.' The Ray or Biscay"
MR. FRAZER,
Auo—frova the Crown Dieueledb"
LIERON.
Concert to commence at half-past nave& o'clock.
Prices of Admission—Parquet and Dress Circle, 50
Oblate Paucity Circle, 2.5 cents. dll-lt*
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.—
E. A. MAE/RIAU Sole — Lessem
The Manager of this popular and fashionable place of
amusement, has the pleasure of announcing that it will
ro.open 011
MONDAY EVENING NEXT, December 14,
With the world.renowned and talented
ItONZANI BALLET TROUPE,
(Numbering over thirty superior artists, with A powerful
corps of auxltiariee,) *hoes recent engagements In New
York and Boston hare bpptiatttsdud with the most
TRIUMPHANT SHO oESS
In order to afford the entire community an opportuni.
ty of witnessing the magnificent representations of this
unique Company, the Lessee has resolved to adopt the
following moderate
PRICES or ADMISSION:
Balcony, Parquet, and Parquet Circle 50 cents.
Family Mole and Amphitheatre so ft
Private Boxes, (for eight persons) $S
1D- Box omee open daily for the /wearing of seats
for tho series of representations or single night,
dll-2t PIIO3. McKEON, Treasurer.
(TREAT ATTRACTION AT HANDEL
glet AND I[AYDN HALE, N. E. CORNER MOUTH
AND SPRING GARDEN STREETS,
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENING,
December 11th and 12th.
COSTUME CONCERTS.
BY THE WELSH NIGHTINGALE,
For the beueat of the
ROME FOR DESTITUTE COLORED CHILDREN,
When she will sing French and Italian sin', Eng
Booteh, Welsh, Irish and Oer man Ballads, in appropriate
National Coatumea.
Tickets 25 cents. To be bad at Goulds, Seventh and
Chestnut streets; E. L. Walker, 808 Chestnut street;
Allen's Book Store, 811 Spring Garden street; and the
N. W. corner of Sixth and Buttonwood streets; and at
the door on the evenings of the Concerts.
Boors open at I. Commence at 8 o'clock.
The Piano used on this occasion is kindly loaned by
Mr. Adolph Birgfeld, Seventh and Walnut streets.
Pamphlets containing a short history of the Nightin
gale for sale at the doer.
WHEATLEY's ARCH ST. THEATRE.
—SOLE LESSEE W. WHEATLEY.
FIRST 13ENEN1T IN PIIILADELPHIA OF MRS. E. L.
DATEN VoliT
will be presastaa
THIS (Friday) EVENING, Dee. 11th, 1857,
THE LADY OF LYONS.
Claude, Melnotto, Mr. Davenport; Deaueeant, Mr. Dol
111110; Pauline, Mrs. Davenport.
TUE HI:MOUS FAMILY.
. .
Captain Murphy Maguire, Mr. Davenport, Charles
Terrens t Mr. Illaestley; Amlnidab Sleek, Mr. Thayer;
Alrs. Ormsby Delmalne, Mrs Davenport.
BOUM OP Plum. —l3oxes, '23 cents; Secured fiesta,
33; Orchestra Stalls, 60 cents; Seats in Private Dotes,
76 mita; Gallery, 13 cents; Gallery for Colore d
Pe r seus, 26 cents; Private Dos lu Gallery for Colored
Persons, 33 cents,
Brut Mrs open from 10 A M. until; V. M 'Eldora
will open at 6>i, o'clock; performance to commence at
7, precisely,
WALNUT STREET THEATRE.—Les
see, Mr. B. A. Marshall; Stage Manager ' Mr,
John Sefton, ?rico —Dress Ouch!, Parqnstte,
cents ,• Upper Circle, 26 cents; Secured Seats, 37,1 i cents;
Private Box and Orchestra Seats, 10 cents.
Box Office open from 9 o'clock A. M. to 3 P.M. Dents
open at quarter to 7 o'clock; performance to commence
at 7,4‘, precisely.
Will to performed
Tlll3 (Friday) P.VENINB. Deo, 11th, 1867,
•TIM; F.NCIIdIiTRUSS.
Itatcar
Sort* Drachie
Duke d'Aqul la
Stella, the Enchantress
fVATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS,
' WALNUT SYREF,T, NEAR EIGRTR.
LESSEE WESLEY DARIIIOIIII.
EQUESTRIAN MANAGED. TIIOB. Et I Ng,
Will be presen'ted
Tlllll (Friday) EVENINO, Dee, 11th, 1857,
2e4yr,LyANT itOIII.9EMANSIg h. &.„
btr, WOODS Ss Richard NI, Fir John Falqtatt, and
Bhyleck.
To conclude with the laughable piece, entitled the
MERRY CODDLED.
Two of the moot renowned C/owno In the world, Mr
FRED Pull Mr J. BUCK, will oleo be In at
tendency.
. .
Patine or ADIIII3SION.—Dreet3 Circle 3T) cents. Fa
mlly Uinta 25 testa. Private Boxes 50 cents.
Doors ppm at 6) o'clock, Performance to earn
:nonce at 7),C o'clock.
TAYNE'S NEW HALL, CHESTNUT ST.,
tIP BELOW SEVENTH.
LAST WHIT (THIS WEEK) OF BUCKLE'S SER
ENADERS.
ip" . No performance ea SATURDAY EVENING.
BUCKLEY'S SERENADERS,
Will perform
TIIIB (Friday) PIVBNINO, Dee. 11th,
The great Burlesque Opera of
TROVATOIIII.
Count Lunatlek, LB. Buckley; Lady Lemmonora,
311se 0. Iliffert.
Preceded by their inimitable
P.TIIIIOP lAN DIINSTRELBY.
Doora open at half-pset 6 o'clock. Curtain rites at
half•paat 7 precisely.
Admission 26 cents.
SANFORD'm OPERA. HOUSE—
ELEVENTH Street, above Chestnut.
ETHIOPIAN PERFORMANCES THIS EVENING.
Ethiopian Life Illustrated by Sanford's Troupe of
Stars—New Dances by the Sanford Children.
Doors open at 1 o'clock—to commence quarter before
eight.
To conclude with
A LA:CURABLE AFTERPIECE.
Admittance 24 cents. •
Jrusurance Companies.
CORN EXCHANGE INSURANCE COMM.
PANT,
331 WALNUT STREET.
atelier perpetual. Capital, $300.188). Subscribed,
800,000: Paid up, 51 40,000.
This Company is now proparoil to issuo FARE and
MARINE POLICIES on favorable terms. •
Putswest--101113 SWIFT.
1710 e PRKSIDENT—IIENRY
DIRECTOIttI.
JOU?? SWIFT, B. F. JACKSON,
IikINILY MUD, E. 11. BUTLER,
JAMES W. QUEEN, PLINY FISK,
JNO. U. PARKER, A. W. THOMPSON,
8. I'. tiRIFFITII9. li. D. MEARS
dell—tin Lk:ANDER W. V, li. STARR, Bec'y.
GREAT WESTERN INSURANCE AND
N..fil TRUST COMPANY—Office. 403 WALNUT Corner
of FOURTH Street. FIRE , bIARINE and INLAND
INSURANCE at the lowest rates.
PluLdbnl4`lll , November 23,1052.
At a meeting of the Stockholders of this Company,
held on the 10th Inst., the following persons nem
elected Directors for the coming year, viz
CHARLES 0. LATHROP, 1423 Walnut street.
WM. DARLING, 1610 Pine stroet.
ALEX. WIIILLUNN, merchant, 18 North Front at.
ISAAC HAZIEHMIST, Attorney and Counsellor.
JOHN 0. HUNTER, of Wright, Hunter & Co.
R. TTIACY, , of E. Tracy & Co , Goldsmiths'
.TOHN It. M'CURDY of Joann, White , Sr M'Curtly.
THOS. L, GILLESPIE, of Gillespie & Zeller.
/SS. D. SMITH of /M .D. Smith & Co.
N. Rona .11,1 1 1 MIS, of Win. If. Brown & Co.
JOHN it. YOODES, cor. Seventh and &mem streets.
CHAS, E. THOMPSON, 413 Chestnut street.
/NO. J. SLOCUM . , tilid South Third street.
ALFRED TAYLOR, office Cairo Oity Property.
And at a meeting of the Directors, held this day,
CHARLES 0. LATilitot , was unanimously re-elected
Presidenti and Wlt. DARLING, Vice-President,
H.R. RICHARDSON,
Assistant..fleerotary.
D MARINE INSUR.
lIIADELPIIIA--0111oe, No,
TRIED.
DNLY TAILItti."
)7018,
Jar. Walker,
Jno. McClure,
Tim. Craven,
A. S. Gillett,
Furman BliEmparil,
53m1. Jo.nea, 11.,
J. aepL liltiptp, AI. I).
GIRARD FIRE AN:
ANON COMPANY, PU:
802 WALNUT street west of
ring 11113E8 C
Wm. M. Swain,
Jobv Amipach,
11. 1V Burroughs,
J. D. 11.tiglien,
P. D, Sherman,
Wm. P. Hacker,
J. P BlotAor,
U. A Riniclioltoril,
Ikon JOIST. JONIR, Proxidant,
lion. U. W. WOODWARD, Vico Proxidont.
Jrm• S• Atoblum,m, Secretary.
DAM 13. ALIOVID, Agektant Nocratary. no2.8w•11
VOMMONWEALTFI FIRE INSURANCE
N.l OOMPANY, OW TR 11,TATh OF PENNSYLVA,
NIA .-Oalco,'N. W. Illotacti FOURTH and WALNUT
Streets, Philadelphia. SubeerlDed Espital, $500,000.
Palo..tiy Capital. $200.000.
DAVID JAYNE, M. 1)., Wee Wont
THOMAS S. STEWART, 'Noe Pres%
Sawa. B. Moos, Reerettry. aul-ly
'MINCED MEAT.—
Iva. The Sutocriberhaa commenced manufacturlughle
A'r Plug Ultra
NtINOED MEAT,
which he offerti to his etuitoulorn io
LAang or OMALL QUANTITICB.
Order* through BLOOD'S DISPATCH will bo punt
Nally attended to,
JOSHUA WRIGHT,
ti 132,11 1 ,1 SPRING HARDEN and FRANKLIN ate
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gr:SLASS ! GLASS !!—We invite the Eaten-
ILA tion of the public to our superior stork of Eng
lish, French and American Window <ilass. Our stock
la large awl well selected as to sites awl qualitlea, awl
warranted free from stains.
C. SONICACK
N 05.152 and 154 north Fourth street
VARNISHES, JAPANS, still
continue to manufacture all our superior Varnishes
and Japans, which are unsurpassed by any in this
country, and invite the attention or dealers sad consu
mers to our stock. 0. SOIIRACK & 00.,
de7-60 , Nos. 162 and 154 north Fourth street.
PLATE GLASS.—Ottr arrangements are
X now complete, and we are prepared to furnleh to
bulldera and others enperlor French Plato Mane, of all
elle', II low eia any other eetablish ment In the city.
0. 813111tACK k 00.,
de7.4lta. Noe. 152 and 164 north Fourth street.
WANTED—A VESSEL with Jargo deck
cepeetty, to load for OARDENAB. Quick dee
patch, awl good rates given. App to
iIiIMOP,I3OIONO, ao.,
ita.at In (late 8t ) &Int Wlttryte.
INDIA SHAWLS.-
130. FRYER,
916 011118TNIIT STREET,.
Ms received a few choice
INDIA SHAWLS,
Boilable for
CHRISTIWAS' PRESF.NTS.
The attention of the 'Mice it p►rticularly Invited
419-2 w
CLOA.KS.-
0111:AP AND EL WANT CLOAKS.
ThillArge4t end haninomeit !Awl of
VEL , VRT AND CLOTH CLOAKS
In the City,
AT nitnliOur , PRIM, AT
OEO vievrivs,
No. 016 011NBTNUT STRUT. dO 2w
EiIJRNISHING DRY GOODS.-
I. A.EI 10-4, 32-4 Druggets.
30-4, 1 1.4, 12-4, 14.4 all pOOll English and Ameri
cria Muskets.
Green Bala° of all widths.
Sfarneilles Qullhi, all sista and new designs.
Embossed Stand and Table Corm.
Rich styles printed Cloth do do.
Table Linens and Damask Cloths.
Huff Window Holland', from 2S to 04 inches.
Green and Blue do do.
At . SHARYLTBS BROTHERS,
d 9 Chestnut and Eighth streets.
BANK OP PENNSYLVANIA NOTES
REDEEMED AT PAR.—Great bargains at
BELOIIER'B, and notes of the above bank taken in
payment.
CLOAKS and TALMAS at an immense redaction,
much less than the coat of material, from $4 to s'o
Broche Long and Square Shawls, from $.5 to $5O.
Plush bordered Stella and Crape Shawls, 'wry cheap
Parernattia, Detainee. Coburg', Valentine,
all wool De!eines, Robe.' a (Mlles, &c., &c., at an
enormous sacrifice.
KID GLOVES, RIBBONS AND EMBROIDERIES, at
!resell reduced prlcee, as Ire are deterculned to sell
bete,
VALENCIA AND tiONITON BETS—We have just
received &beautiful lot, which we offer at loco than cost
of importation. Now Is the time for bargain& at
t'. A, T. If. BELCHER'S,
deT.Gt 8. W. corner Eighth and Spring Carden.
BROADCLOTHS, CLOAK CLOTHS_
Fine Black Broadcloths, reduced in price.
heavy Black Beaver Cloths.
Light colors and Black Mohair Cloth.
SATINETS AND OASSIMERES.
Full and complete stock of these goods.
Good Union (lawilineres, from auction, 40 Os
Bide-stripe Union Cageltnerea, 60 mita.
COOPER & CONARD,
B. E. corner Ninth and Market ate
FINE OLOTII CLOAKS, READY MADE,
or mad* to order, in 24 bourn , notice.
Lot of Cloaks at 15, roduced from 110.
Cloaks of erory style for Ladtoa, Mime and C 611 .,
dron,
CLOAK AND BRAWL 110011.
COOPER & CONARD,
P. L. corner Ninth and Market eta.
FINE GAY STYLES BAY S TATE
SHAWLS, blanket, Erench Blanket, Thlbet,
Brooke, ChlWreu'e and Vents' Ilhawla, In
CLOAK AND BRAWL MOM.
COMM & CONARD,
8. E. corner Nluth and Market eta,
$8!! I E A P
LONU lIR OCIIE SHAWLS,
ALL WOOL AND SILK, ME 68 !
A splendid ahaortutent in every color ceatre at
$lO, $l2, $l4, 616, $lB, $2O, and $22.
'tired° believe teacart offer the beet
ONE DOLLAR BLACK SILK IN PIIILADELPUIA
Skit fancy Bilks from 10 cents to $1 25
English and Merrimack Calicos reduced to 10 cents.
French Merl/wee, Engliels Cobourgs and Detainee, very
cheap.
Blankets, Flannels, Cloths and Onasimeres. &o.
011EAP CLOAKS AND BLANKET SHAWLS!
Irish Linens anus. own Importation,
Hosiery, °loves, and. Linen lidkes., Scarfs, &c., &a„
at TBORNLEY & CHUM'S,
N E. corner of EIGHTH and SPRING CARDEN.
WE BUT AND SELL FOR OABII. d 5
REDUCTION IN DRESS TRIMMINGS
Fancy VELVET, 60c., formerly $1,25.
BALL Braided Drop 81; formerly 75.
Do do Floes Drop 2.5 c, do 50.
And FANCY TRIMMINGS GENERALLY,
AE STILL HEAVIER REDUCTIONS.
J. G. MAXWELL k SON,
CHESTNUT, below Eleventh, and
SECOND, below Spruce.
B OYS' CLOTHING.
Y. A. If O YT &II&0.
Rave now on hand a very large assortment of
BEADY4IADE GOODS,
Suitable for the present season, which they feel disposea
to aril CIMP.
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS,
8 W. CORNER T 84.118 til CHUITKUTNTEL
N. IL—We have a largo asnortulent of uncut goods,
of euperier quality and make, to order froth. d 4 -1m
VIENNESE AND PARIS
BROOM: LONG SHAWLS.
On hand, an ektanctro stock , cotripr:clag all grades,
in the moat dealrablo colors and designs, purchale2 at
the late Auction Salim in this city and New York,
AT tiIitATLY RHDTICED PRZOES.
Superior Good% at $10,5 , 11, $l2.
OURSTN STOLDAIST & BROTIatt,
Nos 450, 452, and 454 North Second Street,
dl y above Willow
MEN AND BOYS' WINTER WEAR.
081tWIIN STOULP&ItT & 11110T11ER,
45U, 452, and 451 NORTH 81:00ND STREET, above
Willow,
Have on hand an ottenelve stock of
BROAD OLOTIIB,
CASSIMPRES,
SATINETS, and
VESTENtIfI,
Pnrcbaead at the late Auction Selen, at
dl-y REDUCED PRICES.
„Mr. Boswell
..Dlr.B4owell
Illea Slitting*
BAN' PENNSYLVANIA.—SPE—
OIAL NOTICE —All the note+ on the Dank of
r enuaylvania redeemed at par for DRY GOODS, selling
at legs than Auction prices. !dusting, Linens, Meths,
Oassirneree, Blankets, Shawls, Calicoes, Detainee. at a
great ea:mince, In connection with our entire Stock,
which will be sold at prices which will astonish a11 . w)40
may sta /4,-..uregylVlCUlS - MIA Plows
taken the same at specie, (we make PO differeneed at
OLIVER 11. JOHNSON'S Pennsylvania Dank Note Dry
Goods Store, No. 1009 MARKET Street, above Tenth,
north side.
N. D.—Orders received for the very beet Schuylkill
0001 i Pennsylvania Bank Notes taken in payment. •
OLIVER 21. JOHNSON,
no3o-1m No. 1003 Market street.
R E MO VA L.
-.
L. J. LEVI' & CO.,
IN ANTICIPATION OF .11ESIOVAL
TO TRY
SPLENDID
NEW STORE,
Now being erected for them in
CHESTNUT STREET,
lbws determined, for a period or
30 DAYS,
To dispose of a large amount of their Stock now in store
at very'
LOW PRICES FOR CASH.
They (mite the attention of the Public and their Cue
moors to one of the moot complete seeortments of
IITAPLE AND FANOY
DRY GOODS
To be found in this country, which will be disposed of
for the period named, at such prices as will insure their
sale.
CHESTNUT STREET,
aoll•tf NEXT TO THE OUSTO&I HOUSE
GREAT SALE OF LADIES' CLOAKS.
A FURTHER REDUCTION IN PRICES
has been determined on by the subscribers, in con
sequence of the continued pressure. .
500 31LISES. ENGLISH BEAVER CLOAKS,
32, formerly $3 50.
300 MISSES ENGLISH" BEAVER CLOAKS,
$3 60 t formerly 55 50.
240 SUPERIOR 5 RENCK BEAVER CLOAKS,
$5 to SS, cost to import $I to $lO each.
LONG BLACK BEAVER CIRCULARS,
$B, formerly $l2.
RICK BLACK VELVET CLOAKS,
All 20 per cent. below coat of production.
J IV. PROCTOR & CO.,
Successors to Geo. Mullin & Co.,
nIB 2tno d 708 CaI:STEM! stmt.
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS,
AND KNITTING ZEPHYRS.
NEW GOODS OPENED DAILY,
J. G. MAXWELL & SON.
WHOLESALE. AND RETAIL STORES
1040 CHESTNUT Street, four doors below Eleventh
And 319 S. SECOND St., below Spruce.
FACTORIES.—Noe. 95 and 97 GEORGE St..,
Tenth, cud SECOND Street, near Union.
Orders made eta few hour,' notice. se= Cult
FURS! FURS!! FURS!!! FURS 1 )5
JOHN FAREIRA & CO.,
Importers, Hlanufactarcre, and Dealers in
FANCY FURS,
FOR LADIES AND 01IILDREN,
Malting manufactured au imroanse Stock of FURS,
Kith the expectation of doing our usual business, the
present pressure of the times, and comparative stagna
tion of trade, have left us with au uuuenal amount of
Stuck upon our s helves.
It is to meet this diSirulty that we kayo now
DETERMINED
To dose nut our
RNTIXK STOCK
At Prices actually leas than
TB Kill COST TO MANUFAOTUPF. !
We hav;alao ou haul a tag; and complete atiort
snout of
U ENT:' FORA,
OLOVLA,
All of which will be sold st vary
I.OW PRICES
No, 6111 MA TAR BT Pt , Lot. l'Aglith and Ninth,
nolfl•8cr South side
- -
1 - 111RISTMA AND HOLIDAY GOON.
‘_.l W, D. GLENN, No. 2$ South FOURTH Sheet,
olfori to denies, and the public
VERY LARGE VARIETY OP 'FANCY 1100 w
Suitable, for the Ilelelny aemion. Doing eutifely of Lie
OWN tNIVONTATION.
The esAettuteut embracee all the
NEWEST STYLES,
AND AT VERY REDECED PRICES.
Anion It will be round—
Paper Macke Work Boitee, Lietkv, Portfolios, AC
Ledlea' Cabita and Trat eling Bap.
Porte Monnaien, nukes and Pocket Books, in grea
variety.
I'earl Card Cason, beautiful style".
Bohemian Maya Toilet Bottlef, richly decorated.
Odor Boxed and (Alone Boren.
Fancy Bronze Inkstands, Thermometer', he.
Backgammon and Chete hoards, Cheevmen.
Fine Englivh Bellmore, In meta.
Fanny Cigar Staudt' and Cigar Cave".
Scotch Wood Snuff horse and Fancy Article"
Medallions in plastic ivory.
Memorandum and Ball Tablets, in pearl and ivory.
Together with numerous other article' in the line.
detblu,i(
Hp.
.tiAßrnmi.—llesirable second and third
it-. *tory furrthihoa ROOMS, with Board, at
deo.* 30T North NINTH Street.
OONGRESY RANGE.--SOLD 8 y af f ix
WTOK & BRO., N 0.202 N. BECOND Stmt.
sue] FNW
fifiji GALLS. WHALE OIL,
c." 11.71.71., 1,i500 gall. Elephant Oil.
60 bble. No.l Lard Oil, for age by
CROAEIDALE, PEIRCE, & CO.,
rinto-t1 No, 101 N. Dolimare &Tonne
VOTTON-11)0lialus Gulf atton, in more
ILI Mit for pals by
.11ASTIN & itAOLLISTIR,
PM WOU Melt
erp (50obe.
ABOVE EIOIITII,
COLLARI, Ao
oaks by %union.
MTHOMAS & SONS,
Jorx. Noe. 180 sad 1.11 SOUTH nil:tufa STRSZT,
(Fcrrrouly Nos. 67 azid GO.)
REAL ESTATE, STOOKS he.
r l Public Sales at the Philadelphia Exchange every
Tuesday Evening.
fry." ILsodbilie of each property homed separately, in
add.tiou to which we publish on the Saturdayireviona
to each sale one thougand catalogues In pamphlet form,
diving full descriiiir all the property to be sold on
the foliowlugTu
PURNITIIR ' SALES AT THE ATICTIOIi
STORE every Thursday morning.
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
[E We have a large amount of Real Estate at Pri
vate Sale, including every description of City and
country property. Printed Lista may be had et the
auction fitore.
PRIVATE BALE REGISTER.
Real alstate entered on our Privite Sale` Re
gister, and advertised occasionally in our Public Pale
Abetracts, (of which 1,000 copies are printed Weekly,)
free of charge.
STOOKS, MORTGAGE, REAL ESTATE, AO.
Pamphlet Catalogues now ready containing full de
ecriptiona of all the property to be sold on Tuesday
next, Bth hut., with a list of sales 16th and Vd Decem
ber, and a large list of Real Estate at private sale,
STOCKS.
On Tuesday Evening,
11th instant, at 7 o'clock, at the Philadelphia Ex.
change, previous to the sale of real estate :
HAVRE DE GRACE TOW-BOAT COMPANY.—AIso,
2 shares Philadelphia A Havre de Grace Mean Tow,
Boat Cocci
1 share u the Philadelphia Library.
1 share In the Philadelphia Athenrcum.
1 share In the Mercantile Library.
2 bonds, $l,OOO each, Allegheny county (Pentssylva.
Ma Railroad), coupons payableNoveznter and May (due
1878) ,
Seaton ticket Arch Street Theatre.
REAL ESTATE SALE—DECEMBER 15th
This sale will include—
Orphans' Court pale--Estate of Benjamin Burnell,
FOUR TUBER-STORY RBI CH DWELLINGS—
Pratt street. east of Fairmount street.
VALII.I.BLE EARN, 7: acres sad 39 perches, 3 miiea
from Plimnixville, and 3 miles from Paoli, Cheater
county, PE.
NEAT DWELLING, VII MITON SPREED.—AIso, a
neat modern three-story brick tinelling with brick
stable, north side of Wharton street, No. 313, between
k'ifth and Sixth streets.
omit streets.
TBRISB-STORY BRICK DWELLING}.—Three-story
brick duelling, No. 971 North Twelfth street, between
Poplar street And Girard arenas.
" YELLOW SPIIINGS," METER COUNTY, PA.--
The valuable property known 111110 e "Yellow Springs,"
Chester county, extensive hate 'building, dwellings,
springs, baths, stabling, ,Lc., and 97 acres of land.
VALUAIELE MARKET STREET* etwpzary.—
Also, the valuable lintel property, with store, stabling,
&e , No. 1016 Market ate et , west of Tenth street,
known as the "WHITE 00118 E UOTEL ," 27 feet
front, 180 feet deep, to /feeble street—a first-rate loca
tittitior a Depot.
EXTILA VA LUA ISLE REAL EFFAIP 'E—DEOE.IIDER 27.
This sale will include
LARGE AND VALUABLE LOT—Tenth *treat, be
tween Chestnut and tlarkot streets, corner of Marble
streot-8G foot front on Tenth street, 132 feet on 'Marble
street, with frame tenements thereon renting for 82,400
a year. Clear dell incumbrance.
VALUABLE CHESTNUT STREET PROPERTY—
North side, west of Tenth street, 29 feet front, 178 feet
deep. Clear of all incumbrance. Rents for $1,600 •
it Both the 'bore are valuable business location.
TUREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING —AThree-story
brick dwelling, south aide or Branch street, No. 4108 '
between Third and Fourth, and Race and New streets.
DUREN-STORY BRICK DWELLING.—Three-story
brick dwelling, No 1122 Lewis street, north of Thomp
son, between Tenth and Eleventh 'treats.
VALUABLE RESIDENCE AND STABLE.—Three
story brick dwelling., without double back buillinp,
No. TllSouth Ninth street, between Locust cad Spume
streets ; Aiho * a substantial new three-story brick sta
ble and coacti•house In the rear, on Mulberry &Kay—
la 20 by 188 feet. Bale absolute.
REAL ESTATE SALE—DECEMBER 20th.
This sale will Include, among other property, the fol
lowing—
Orphans' Court Bele.---Estate of William Rucker,
TfifEE•BTORY BRIO& DWELLING.—Three-story
brick dwelling, north aide Poplar street, west side or
Twelfth street.
flame Estate.
LOT.—Lot of ground north side °tread avenue, west
of Twelfth street.
Same nrEate
_• • -
BRICK BUILDING AND LOT.—Lot of ground east
elde of Ifes,2er street, south of Nut:toad street, Nine
teenth nevi.
ozora
TIMER-STORY BRICK DWELLING .—Three•story
brick duelling west side of I.lllbins street, south of
Stiles street, Twentieth ward.
REAL ESTATE SALE-JANL'ARY sth
TN( sala will include -1.
AN ENTIRE SQUARE OF OROUND, TWENTY
TMIRD WARD, OPPOSITE THE EPISCOPAL 1103-
PIT AL.—The valuable square of ground, having e
front of 696 feet on Front street, 536 feet on Lehigh
avenue, 595 feet on Fillmore street, and 546 feet on
Somerset street. Four valuable fronts.
SALE OF LAW 1300llS,
On Mends.) , P,vaelog,
December 14th, lathe suctton store, Nos. 139 and 141
South Fourth street, wilt be sold a stack of law books,
comprising various retorts, digests, elementary works,
,kc , &e.
ft ral tiettiari ru cetatoeneg, which will be ready
co Monday morning and the Lone arranged for exami•
nation
PEREMPTORY SA LE OF IiTATUA RV, MARBLE
ANA) STONE 01i0I - P3, FOUNTAINS, MANTEL
PIECE:3, TABLE:3, de.
On Tuesday Mmtiing,
15th instant, at 11 o'clock. to the mend story of the
auction store, will be soil by catalogue, without
reser.e, an invoke of etatunry, rorealy fioported
from liomberily per barque Vents:Availin, by Si3ner
Pouipeo Argenti, The collection comprises man) very
beAUtdul sperimene suitable for the drawing room, also,
floe garden statuary and fountain)
(rr" My be examined any time preview) to sale
Peremptory Onto.
260 FINE OIL PAIN TINOS AND WATER COLOR
DRAAVINUIS—STOOK OF A. B ROBINSON.
On Thursday Morning,
lust , at 10 o'clock, at the atom of A. B. Robin
son, No. 010 Chestnut street, will be sold,by catalogue.
without reserve, about 250 choice and valuable oil
paintings and water color drawings by eminent artists,
including Horan, °rasher, Weber, Rothermel, Brochart,
Richardson, Van Btarkenbarg, Linea, Dirch, Money,
Lewis, Lawrence, Leutte, flchttesselle, Brughel.
tells, O. Lambdin J, It. Lx LI
•••
ViOu9 to the sale.
Bale Noe. 130 and 141 Booth Fourth street.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, FINE MIRRORS ROSE
WOOD PIANO-TORTE, BRUSSELS CABBY:rd., dr.s.
On Thursday Morning,
At 10 o'clock, at the auction 'dere. In extensive
sasortment of sesond-ltand furniture, piano-forte, car
pets, &c., front families declining housekeeping.
AT PRITATE SALE.
Shares In the Acadeiny of Music; Point Breeze Pack ;
Philadelphia and Efercantile Llbrieries; Athenteum, dte.
"FARLEY" AT PRIVATE SALE
The elegant country seat and farm, known as Par
ley,"" late the residence of Richard Paxson, deceased,
formerly of Dr. Shippen Is offered at private sale. Full
descriptions may be had the auction mama.
MOSES NATHAN S, AUCTIONEER
AND COMMON hISItOI.IANT, D. B. corner
BIXTII and RAZZ Strada.
AT PRIVATE SALE—CoId and silver patent lever,
Lepint, English, Swiss, and French watches, Jewelry,
of every description, Muskat inetruments,
AT PRIVATE SALE—Arranged on emend door,
household furniture, of every description, beds, mat
tressee, carpeting, looking glance, fancy articles, do.,
de., do.
Out-door sales attended to personally by the Auction
eer. Charges very low. Cossipmente of furniture
olothing, jewelry, ,kc. &c , solicited.
NATUAN'B PRINCIPAL LOAN mums,
S. E. Corner of Sixth and Race Streets,
Where money will be loaned on gold and silver plats
Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds Cloth i ng Dry Goods,
Groceries, Segall, h ardware, Cutlery, inralture. Bol
ding, Horses, Vehicles, Harness, Stocks, and on all ar
ticles of value for any length of time agreed on, on more
satisfactory and liberal terms than at any other estab
lishment. _ _ hi. VATIIANS,
NOTIOE.—AII goods forfeited at the °Mee, S. E. e'er
nor of Shills and Race streets, will be sold on Thursday
morning, 17th instant, at 10 o'clock. Depositors can
call previous thereto and renew their tickets.
LARGE SALE 01? PORSEITID GOODS,
at the S. S. corner of Sixth and Race streets,
Thursday Morning,
17th Instant, at 10 o'clock, in the sales-room, Second,
story—entrance from Race street. Counting in part
of one case, 171 pairs childrenn shoes, one very fine snr
voyor's instrument, made by linos dc Skate, two very fine
microscopes, superior Daguerreotype camera—complete,
superior overcoats, frock and dress coats, Raglans,
pantaloons, vests, handkerchiefs, under clothing. boots,
shoes, umbrellas, Silk dresses, merino, mous detains,
dobsgc, cashmere, alpaca, and chintz dresses, and
dress patterns, cloth velvet and silk mantillas, buques,
circulars, cloaks and capes, crape, silk, brook., merino,
stalls, bay State, and plaid woollen shawls, ladies ,
under-clothing, parasols, gaiters, shoes, bonnets, feath
er beds, comfortables,iimits, bed-spreads, table-cloths,
sheets, pillow-cues, violins, flu Ins, accordeorus, gui
tarp, double and single-barreled fowling pieces, patent
rides, revolving and other pistols, patent umbrellas
and canes, steel skates, And a thousand other articles.
ire Particulate hereafter.
11,1MENSE SALE OF SORSEITED Ift"AtCIIES, JEW
ELRY, SILVER PLATE, Ace Sce.
At the S. E. corner of Sixth and Since streets,
On Tuesday Morning,
2241 instant, at ID o'clock
Lij — Particulars hereafter
BEAT BARGAINS FOR CIIRISTMAS PRESENTS,
AT PRIVATE SALE, AT REDIABRABLY LOW
PRIORS.
Hunting case. double sue, and double bottom, full
waled and plain English patent lever watches.
Silver English patent Weer watches, .
Ilunting me end open fate gold escapement and
ever watehee
Routing case and open face gold lapin* watches.
Very line enameled ladles' gold watches.
Sifter lever and !aphis watches, English, Swiss, and
French watches, gold chains, jewelry, mrteical instru
ments, arid numerous fanny articles.
WERI3'B great sale of torfeited Watches Jewelry,
Guns, Pistols, Dlneical Instruments, ice., velletakeplaat
shortly. Due notice will be given.
WEBB'S great sale of Dry Goods, Clothing, Bedding,
he., being forfeited collaborate, will take place shortly.
Due notice will be given.
AT PRIVATE SALE, Al' HALF THE USUAL
SELLING PRlEF.3.—Doubleabottomed and hunting
case gold patent lever watehee, of the moat np.
proved melee; hunting case end open face gold escape•
meet lever and lepine watches, full jeweled ; line gold
enameled lever and lepine watches for ladies', g old
Jewelry of every description; silver lever and Sepias
watches, In hooting eases and open face; silver English,
Stiles, and French watches; a general assortment of Mr.
allure, beds, mattreiana, rmrrol
OUT-Deg:l SALES SOLICITED, and charges to suit
the timer, low
I.lonvignicauta oC every de4ztlylion or goods Follelted
fur public or vivetta aide.
MONEY VANCE() on aft and every Mit orpoixfc.
Cur public or privata usle, or to be bold fora limited
tuna Ohargrx tow.
IEORGE W. ENLITI.I, AUCTIONEER
N F. corner of 11A.RittiN end souni Streets
eboreSeeerel.
.F.Vtlittia ELLE&
BALni 81TIIIIPAT EVISTNII,
At Tyi O'clock, it the Atoll. Store, of Einrawara, Cat
Wry, tiou , ,Xervug Ctutt,thg, Wearer, .7dwol•
ty, koey Art:den, &a.
Orittlenten'o furniol)ing eact6o
FINE SHIRTS, made to order, and war
ranted, of elegaut material and superior work
tualw.hili MAO. Urea H.oelta and Gentlemen's Wrap
petit. et the Premium Store of W. W KNIGHT, 612
ARCH Street, above Sixth. no2I-y
"%I/RAPPERS! WRAPPERS! WRAP
lafg.6 find elegant assortment at
reduced priecia, Alan, heavy under-clothing of all de.
amiptioos, for gentlemen', wear, at W. W. KNIGHT'S,
612 ARCH Street, above Sixth no2l-y
WINCHESTER & SCOTT, GENTLE.
MEN'S FURNISHING STORE, and PATENT
SHOULDER SEAM SIllItT MANUFACTORY, No. fee
CHESTNUT Street, above Seventh street, Philadelphia
The attention of Southern sod Western Merchants, and
Strangers, Is particularly invited to this improved cut of
Shirts, the most perfect fitting article mode. At whole
sale and retail, end made to order. auS.lyif
WANTED.—AN A 1 VESSEL TO SlX
coed tho ship MARGARET, in the LOCIIMILIIIL
Line for NEW ORLEANS. quick despatch and good
rates given. Apply to
BISHOP, SIMONS, & CO ,
120 itsto NORTII WHARVES.
NAVAL STORES.—CB bbls. Spirits Tux
i i penttne.
Ate. 11144. No. 1, 2 and 11 Ansi a.
231 bbl. Tar, for pale tee
liNEINRI & HARKNESS,
dtLita , No. 70 N. Water street, and No 39 N buses
CARRIERS' ADDRESSES prepared by
att motivated writer, se No, A 69 8. ZLXTINTii
eteeet i etrore falerad. del
Ociles bg 9tintion.
BSCOTT, Jr., AVOTIONEER, (s4e.ce4.
. sor to 11 OLBER fo scorrj flaraffigT Pt.,
019os:to the Custom Uosaa, between Poor - oh G.. 2.1 rut!
Street
• CARD —The putcolar Alteration of porch Satre ig
invited to the peremptory esle of gaol'. rsaay-ma3s
clothing, fashionable fors, &c., to be held at the store,
431 Chestnut street, this day, by .Asloirw., commend:lz
at 10th erlcck.
irr Catalotees now ready.
FCR el Air .
g
!omin.
Commencing at 11This
o'cl d ock, will be soli without
reaerve, for cksh, a valuable sesortwant of fun for
ladles' and gents' wear, sleigh retake. he , consisting of
lathes' talneoa, 01°401,1.10c m. sonts, tip
pets, cuffs, etc., made In the latest style, of toynx,
lkble, Siberian squirrel, atone tnutin, silver mettle,
ermine., awan'adown, &e.
ip" May be examined early on the rnorangof sale,
with catalogues.
SALE OP READY-SUBS CLOTIIING.
Phut Morning,
Consmeneing at lox, o'clock, will be fold without re
serve, for cash, a valuable stock of ready-made eothing,
toneisting of mato, poets, and rests,
(7 May be examined early on the morning of sale.
TAMES A. FREEMAN, AUCTIONEER,
NO. 422 WALNUT STREET, above POLIITH.
0A Rn—e Or no traExpaz Finumoss—rms-
V" We beg leave to inform the public that we hold
oar regular weekly sales of Furniture every Toes=
our SPACIOUS SALES ROOM, NO. W
STREET, where every possible attention Is given to ob
tain the highest prime for the goods of those who may
favor us with cousi i sr. Female( hating portions of
their furniture to of, or them declining house
keeping and not g sale& at their own dwellings
can Imre, their furniture CAREFULLY REMOVED 20
OUR SALES ROOM. WHERE THEY WILL REALIZE
BETTER PRICES FOR THEIR FURNITURE THAN
THEY OAN OBTAIN FROM ANY OP THE IT/11142-
TITRE DEALERS OR ANY OTHER AL'OTION STORE
IN THE CITY.
ID` Persona favoring as with consignments on rest
assured that their property well not be aserideed.
Oommisaions more moderate than those charged
by any other Auction Muse In the city.
Consignments respectfully solicited.
Biles paid immediately after the goods ars sold.
REAL ESTATE SALE—DECEMBER 23d.
This sale at the Exchange on Wednesday evening,
December 23d, 1857, at 7 o'clock, will include—
Orphans' Court Sale.—Estate 44.1049 h Colhoun, Dec'd.
FRAME HOUSE AND LOT, ANN STREET, NINE
TEENTH WARD.—A frame house, and lot of groaned,
southeast aide of Ann street, SO feet southeast from
Sarah street, Nineteenth ward, 20 feat front, PA feet
deep. E S ground rent.
Orphans' Oeurt .Sale.—Estate of 11. T. Roemer, Deed,
PROPERTY QUEEN STREET, RENSINGTON.—A
oertaia house and lot, north side of Qneen street. al
feet front, and 120 feet deep, to a 134 feet alley le..'
from Sbackamaion street. Clear of urcombrances.
Orphsns' Carat Sale.--Sanse Estate.
FRAME ROME AND LOT. POPLAR STREET.—
A. frame house, and lot or ground, north side of Poplar
street, between (rout and second, 33 feet front, and Ili
feet deep, $l2 ground rent.
Positive Sale.
--•
STORE AND DWELLINO, COATES ST., ABOVE
SEVENTEEN TLf.—A three-story brick store and dwel
ling south tide of Coates street, 95 feet 9 Inches e3J2
of Eighteenth street, if feet I inch front, and OS ft. 7ty
Inches deep, along Florence street. The hones has balk
windows, gas, and hydrant. $54 ground rent. Rents
for SMAser 111.1111211. Oa - Terms—cash. Sale positive.
tra , : SO to be paid 013 etch of the above when the
moo is struck off.
Hale at So. 140 South Elerenth street, *bore Walnut.
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, IMPERIAL
CARPET, PAINTINGS, SUPERIOR REDS, As.
On Monday Morning,
At 10 &sleek, will be sold at No 110 South Eleventh
street, the genteel household furniture, carpet', paint
ings, dbnier and tea ware, superior feather beds, mat
tresses, tee.
y
the
May be examined
earle d
on ay a sale,
AT ?AU SALE,
. .
A first-elms Printing mace, with a good ran of bad
ness, (oar printing presses, two Haulm and one Adams
Type and everytlitig necessary for the business. Apply
at the Auction Store.
SAMUEL NAT/IANS, AUCTIONEER,
and IdONEY LOAN OPTICN, No. 113 South
THIRD Street, below Wahmt, opposite Pear rt., only
eight doors below the Exchange.
news of haziness boa 7 o'clock, A. 11., =Ail 10
o'clock in the evening.
Oot-door sales, and sales at the Auction Sow, at
tended upon the mast satiafaetory terms.
CAPITAL $200,000.
Bstablisludfor ths last TAirty Years.
Advances wide from one dollar to thousands on Dla
monde, Silver Plate, Watches, Jewelry, Barer-are, Mer
donate, Clothing, Toronto's, Sodding, Cigars, Mesita'
Instruments, Guns, Horsed, Cerriagae, and Goods of
every description.
All goods can remain any length of time agree*
upon.
Alt advances, from one hundred doilies and upwards
will be charged 2 per cent, per month ; thoo and Di et,
the lowest market rate.
This Store noose having * depth of LW feat, Liu large
Are and thief-proof vaults to store all valuables, and Fri
vats watchmen for the premise,' ; also, a heavy insit
ranee effected for the benefit of al; perszni harlag goal.
advanced upon
N. B.—On account of having an v , iivdted sapllai,
this Oleo Is prepared to maks advances on =ore sett:-
factory and accosonodattriz tenni than 11 . 2, other lar
this city.
Mousy advanoed to the poor, in small =watts, with
Oat any charge. .
Oa Ttusiday 31Gra3ac
at 1) tha sz-:uad
%tory
SALE OF OVER OSE 11I03:EAND LOTS OV
FORFEITED etILI.
Con96t4; of firtt-cla,s gold ani silver r.at,ot layer
and other Watches, poll chains faAhicnabt.,
„,,,velrr of every de,ript.cu Lver.lor
calusWo honks, fancy work: 114_t.,1 roatwo:.%
piano. rotoicill ingtrument.l..te
WATiIIItS —Embracing over one hundred ilrsiglass,
heavy gold huntiug.cases ant opru fate patent lever
watches, made be S'.od tart, Cooper. Tobias. Sokeism.
Robinson, Mosk'e'll, an•d other celebrated makers, sat
warranted genuine Also, one vary auperier eight-day
gold booting lever watch, full jewelled. I% karat, he AT,
ewe, cost 4500 Alen, IS karat gold and eilver anchor
lever watehee, full jewelled Also, le karat gold and
ailver lepine watches, fine English sliver patent layer
watches, hr the moat celebrated makers. Also gold and
Over English, French. and Swiss watches
DIAMONDS --Eplandid brilliant diamond broach and
ear rings, Malta cross pattern, cost at Bailey ar, Co. , '
P 525; imperior diamond elnater finger rings; also, dia
mond and ruby Lager rinß3, and diamond shirt studs
" '
oN.--tine gold guard, neck, Veoc
watch, and fob challis • due gold breastpins, line go'l
ear rings , fine gold darer rings. gold bracelets, gold
miniature eases, gold medallions, gold lockets and
charms, gold spectacles and eye sses. gold scab' ani
keys, gold studs and buttons, silver card cues and
combs, sod jewelry of every descrlption.
SPLENDID DUELLING PISTOLS ASD COLT'S
REVOLVING PISTOLS.—One pair superior English
laminated stag sorrel duelling pistols, with full sat of
implements 4 case, complete, in perfect order, cost
S2 O O. Also, a: pair English Demurs& twist barrel
duelling pistol., with full set of isoplameuti in cue.
complete, in pe feet order, cost $l5O. Also, three su
perior, hoses Wirer monied Colt's revolving pistols.
SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD PIANO, VIOLINS, AND
FLUTINd.—One superior rosewood piano, 6y, octave,
very fine tone, mule by Schouluber lt Co., Philadel.
phis, cost $350. Also, one very superior tone Italian
violin, coat $9O. Also, one extrs tone old violin, coat
$5O. One fine tone flotilla, coat PO. One large Preach
rosewood ladies , work box, cost Pd. One gentleman's
dressing case, complete, cost $3O. Alia, a collection of
valemble book..
WALNUT SOFA, AND CUPPING lIIPIXIIENTS.
One emperior neer 'walnut sofa, *prima seat, tufted, toot
$lO. Also, one full set of capping Implements, In ease,
complete, cost $25.
FIELD-GLASS —One superior field-glass, in perfect
order, cost in France $lOO, and many articles not enu
merated.
to " The goods will be open for examination on Mon
day afternoon, Decent Der 14th, and early on the morn
ing of sale. The piano, musical instruments and pis
tols, will be soldposilizelyat
Gold Patent Laser and other Watches, /loyalty, and
Clothing will be sold at reduced prim.
Copartnership Notires
reSSOLITTION OF COPARTNERSHIP.
-I—. —The co•partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned, ender the firm of Lawrence, Stone, &
Co , in Boston, New York, and Philadelphia, is this dsj
(Resolved. Signed, SAMUEL LAWRENCE,
WM W. PliMgE,
JARVIS SLOE,
HENRY T. JENKINS,
0. li. PERRY.
Dec. Ist, 1.337
William W. Stone and Henry T. Jenkhts Con
tinuo the Commission Business at 41 Broadway, in
the city' of New York, under the firm of Stone le Jen
kin& de9-Bt.kif
DISSOLUTION.—The PARTNERSHIP
heretofore existing as BASER it WILLIAMS is
Tins DAY dissolved by mutual consent. The basineas
will be continued at the old stand, 1132 MARIUS" St ,
by CRAltlitiS WILLIAMS, who to atithotised to collect
and pay all debts of the late no.
YEThilt W BAKER
CHARLES WILLIAMS.
Dec. 1,1t;i7
The undersigned would inform the public, that haying
bought out Mr. P. W. Baker. his late partner, he will
continue the REAM* and VSNVILARING business
et the old stand, 1133 MARKER street, where wilt be
found • full assortment of Ranges, %mien, Ventilators,
Registers, Bath Boilers, &e., Lod hopes, by strict at
tention to business, to merit is share of the patronage
of the public
NOTICE.---The COPARTNERSHIP hith
erto existing under the firm or JAMES 'ELLIOTT
& CO , was dissolved 231 instant, by the withdrawal a
JOHN WARDLE.
, .
The business or the late Arm will be settled by the
undereigued at the same location.
JAMES ELLIOTT,
S. E. corner of Twentieth and Ilfirket eta.
November 24th, 1557. no..3o.onelrlmis
AMERICAN GOLD,
NEW IDAR, BOSTON, Jan
lILLTI.M.ORE EXCH.V.ZGE-5,
Bougbt mud anti by
P. BRADY 3 CO-, Banter!,
12.5 Soutb TRIED Etreet,
opt the Girard But
A IfERICAN GOLD
AND
NEW PORK LX.ejI4,NGE
Ar Inkau:sr t't RATES,
knioNIF-T. .
SFECIR
OUTLI TIIIID
SCULL, CAMBI,OS, ,
BANKERS,
3.3 Smith Thirl Street.
The hiihaat . 1.
AMERICAN GOLD
NEW VOR!: NXCTIAtiIIE
l'anil3 ~:ht and c±:l
80,:k A 4.7.1411 t an I tn
----
111 IF. TINGLEY & Cu. , BANKERs
I_D• No 3: Booth TIMID Street., PhAsielphle
COLLECTIONS promptly =II, on all a,,c,,se.thle pulmui
la the United .etates end Canals
Stocks, Bonds, 4 - e , sought and Bold 03 Corunlesloo
L'ocurrent Beat bores, Cheek., taught at 2/1*
lowest rates.
Depoalai revelvo4 sad Interest allayed, we per 4767-
men!. now .14m
(express itompanits.
TIIIF, ADAMS EXPRESS CO., OFFICE,
320 CEVISTKUP STREET, forwards PARCELS,
PAOHAtIES, SIERSRANDIZE. BANK NOTES and
SPECIE, either by cts own LINES, sr In [Twee - Wu
lei% oilier EXPRESS cO.IIPANIES., to all the prinetpal
TOWNS an 4 CITIES of the United States.
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General Saparintandent,
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