The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, December 12, 1857, Image 3

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„ iComesposiderwe of d the Cincinnati Andittrorti . , t
' One Attentive norromiondesit.' in% t 3 / 4 19,,IfiatiExpi."
ditloV,Otrnishes us tvitit „date red .
.from the
ia n ty,kl at/Aid O
a nOto to le eaVretwes the
on-that Col. Johnston wilt Atte* Salt Mike
o tr= thlr fall.. letter •is lated Verylteanyi'
- November ,litis • ' "'" "-•
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it^evoTo-rint Entron'pr.4uis EsionsitSft ;1114 1 tle'
sappoSedpwben I wrote you a few days since, at
- . - :=f-Ifewer4C on. the „eve td",good,netis tpsui. She East.
Ga. thelfith inst.' Col. ,Johnetort, the eentatender of
tite,Utek Expedition, came' to oureamp and pub,
lithe& agenetal order to - the troops. Ile was ce 2
oorted by fifteen men,-withientessisite Rich end
Tyler all In ambulances, Trith thelpttock In good
-tiontlltien; - - •
• " We - have read the Pralatruilleia‘ e t Governor
Young,witkattrprise.- regarded as a declare
" lion of war ; but you irlir soon have it earl will
. 'Judge of •it for yenmelf....Wo. have but one copy,
and L cannot semi it to you, as thati one Must be
forwarded to the Secretary of WM% -Mined parr
-ties hailer•around the camp of ColOsiel'Aleitander,
on Green river,
,ttrl4 I am inforiaid'lselms two
Mormon priserrers, whe were tairen, - *.la (talon
. The grass neer us. has been fired, 4a. porliumed
fPrtY.or fifty aeres .of 4. It wne -yed,l smoking
vrlien we camenp list night, .- • , ' '
;•We are now enetunped 4n• the South , P„ass
the mormtain, awaiting Cm. arrival 'of our! pro
vision trains. ' Three of ttventrsix wagons oaoh
• &where, and fourmeirtniill 'V up in *day or two,
• Lieetenant T. J:Lenwili here by the 24d, with
tiftyloot, Oro eempanles of horse. Ile was left"
at , Larimairito esoort',Governer Cumming on
~‘ " iben'he reached, that point: The , Governor and
- other 'civil ofilcere, witheix eouspaniesofdrogoons,
are Laramie now ; • and Will be,iip "bent the
litlsvortsext' Colenel IdoGraw;' of the read
Is encamped Oboist forty miles from ne,
and`mulem:.to oar" oamp On' the reiti, and `tendered
ootarnandant the men, =las andwagone in ,
Ile has about one hundred mules In
good aondititem,, eighteen wagons, and about fi fty'
men. l'hiswes very patriotio in him and, useful
to nay: Lest night eight of out mules perished with
*Mid i Mul.nine snore are down arid not likely to ho
t • klusfut to ds - again. 'These tire'ef the worn : out ad-
male of Colonel Smith.
in, want yet Serage very much. Gard
' animals have had to subsist on the grass, and it is
already AnVered with'enow;! Yew need notbeaur
- pulsed if welosonearly a ll , our animals. it will
• requite ns about tlivallayi morn to collect all our
tigns, end muster CeloneT Idettraw_and Itle mon
I '. trite sidTloe, when'We go fortuard,ou • to the.
Watera of Preeneer, ,and there. estab
" /fah' and rokify 'a" depot for supplies, where we
• mlll leek out for the "torment: In the meantime
r _Ahoy:min continuo tom annoy no;= inking ditfe,"an /
-.Wilmette WO out of the mob of- ' our gees.
lt Those Morminw have tholmpadence 0„f tIM
desk,- TheYhave,C,lnuld tralmetAannonition A
f`nw4lll belkfuld l And its muniuotor applleTto Col' ,
~n,fer,passoorta to go on into 13alt.takeeity, -
, 019EIATEPILIK1,1f-thEre was no war declared
,;„; gatinstna Ile poedod'uo Such thing, end, Urea oz
histed,ho should permit no one twentni 'the valley.:
• ..1/ doss they lied some hywaylkrough the moan
;-`- -*AIM' 'this train - Seized 111 the name of,
theatded SMtes, and ; its men held in •custody
fa`t "A- chief,of the- Snake Indian's was in our Camp
trEr o 41,Y4 mina. Erom him wrr•lteTE that all the ,
other /Ohms isf this region arein league with the
aforroons, and- his band, prefer noutralliY.
Brigham t •lroung tried to engage him; lint ho re._
lAteitthet, When redskin fight reriskus,,hiueeoar
atithd n'port the,kill look on; when hinecoat ,
fight blnocoakrudokin* stand on the kill'and look
on; When bluseaot fight redskin, redskin turn:his,
hack—blueocat Livery great.' t •--
-,,yrrt thinillefslailadatil willgft!te valtra-,
atti.statteelefortkion,,
..ad expect that tiolonel.jobitstrin w 3113 as Soon as
hirefithes the Territorf'of Utah; declare inirtial •
law, and i subleol, all. offenders to trial by a court=
Judge Eckels and his"
aliocisitei will hive but little to do for *while
Last night the thermometer tient down to, fit'.
teen degreetabovexeroebat it hiss no effeet Sipa '
' the enthuslarin otthe'troops.' They are to a man,
shappy,%einitented I
, and determined: fit must
fio, they care nat , lsoif soon they iniY
~" assert the, wutharity of tlio I;ailed States
` !PA' ,Torritoryrita - teach' the miserable
trarh.P.liodei -them' the , laws of:both
` - ifisaveh"tiiidearth to grata/ theirlellish passions. -
" ,vrill try to keep yen advised , of events as
• therocenrountll you,secure , a.reporter Sir your
• ',pa per, which hOpe you may soon do, =
: . •
Attporlattm.
.Sefortim - Sfor.,The Sess. • , ; .
; WILNINOTON:.-Siht - D•Fanst; Netlander-48 bales
'rlgo Jbrnup SeNtore;l3 bblasppte turpentine O'refner k
t.liarkueae;-10 dolt/ bble rosin-( S K Smith .tr Co; 103 do
radret R Johnsoul , 4 spirita turpentine D S Stet.
ann tr.,oo;%2l.lfintali & Ogden; • 100 Z Locke & Co; 187
"- Otichrtn & Ruineitl-74dn'toihrD!1Stetcon &' Co; 847 do'
) 205 bble.tar.s3B %tinplate turpentur6 order. - '
AVANNALIt4cIir NIL thinks; Ranksr32 hates'iriste
Jeasup & Moore; 60 empty. casks Ponitney & Maaref; 11
bets s pink root SI Sett offer &Or; 20 - do cottoon Wood,
Starr* (karat 11D Trainor;•ls 46 yeti' Ray & 614De
titt;- 158 tel . :1114d! ratlrnad iron =Reeve,s An& &leo; 9 ,
racks feathers A *X Vogeh• 8 pkgi input If 51 , 7ougs &
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MISCELLANY. ,
Barque drinum. gferrisigtori, from Smyrna, and schr
tingle,. Drince;from Battle:lore, both' of ,which were
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aelißro in Briton "Ifarbtir, arrlved'at Boston 10th lost,
neither having sustained any damage. .
Brig IttullY Useendere, from Ileogor, wan below Provi
dence 10th itut,:hi A leaky condition, with the loin of a
Portion of her de& Mad, or looher,''having been ashore
pear Chatham Masa.
' NQTTON TO MARINERS. ' • ' 1 '
Soort.ssn.=Eset Coear.—Alteratlen id color of Inioye
—Official inforrnatlon bee . been readied at this Mace,
that thp Commbuiloners of Northern' Lighthouses here
kiiinoticeltiat, in adopting,e. Uniform system in color
ing the buoys under their direction—by trhich arrange
meat Tomb mitering a harbor ahoal4 hoop red buoys on
the starboard hand, and black buoys on AO girt hand;
while chequer - 4d - buoys' indbate centre patches—the
following oh - suttee bevel:nun nude in the cobra of the
undormentioned buoys:
Dornoch Firth:—Tale bar inner buoy, north aide,
from 1 ack - te - red.','," ' ' , •
Tab, bar inner innii, South aide, from red to black.
Ore ,arty sand buoys, from black to red.
''Newhall buoy; from red to black.
_.. Moray Firth-IVlliteu.lieiql eandheed buoy , from red
to black, - ' - ' , :_,
Aremes,s Firth-4ml); Mee buoy; froth red to black.
*Skate bank buoY,lrom black to red. , ,
'aluolochY baby, from black to . chequered ,red and
white. , • -
• Petty band buoy, from red to black. ' t
' Middle bank buoy, from black to rod.
. !talkie 11 , .0 tiby, front black to red.,
11Y otdor oftho Lightlionse Board.
- TGOITNTON,A JENKINS —_,,
Secretary.
'
' Treasury Dopartmont, Omen Lighthouse. ' Board,
, Waakington City, Nov 16,1814. ,
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"' ..:.-' : BOMKSTIO POETS.
NIIW YORK, Deo 11—Err, brig Kato Meath, IC etch
aiu,,Carderiasi ~eehrs Cul &stiffly, Topton, Charleston;
Myrover r iacksori, - ,Wilmlngton, NO. Cid, chip Victoria
'Reed, Pablo, Glasgow; barquo E Bares. Wat li ngton,
Bermuda; briirL - W Angier*, Tv:Maker, Wilmington.
BOSTON, Deo 10—Old, barques Grand Turk, Dolliver,
Matanzas; Batsman, Dhluney, Mobile; ochre Bonita, (11r)
Ilasumond, St ..lohns, ND; Margaret A Anderson, do;
Wll Wheeler, Bougo. Norfqlk, to load for Guadeloupe.
Sallad„barquee 'Daniel Webster, 11,'CAloord; brig Atlll
illiiabath
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NM ORT,EaN,, Deo 4Liri„, ships Glad Tidings,
Nelson, li_Yerk; Malabar, Itingstrie4Boston' 3 Wake
deld,Mutler, Trisatei "Bern bargno Washin.An, Liam
berm. brigs Auntie, Darla, Chart astern' Iteatorado, (Sp)
Bavaria. Old, shipa Win' Stetson, Jordan; Liverpool;
Callender, Patten, Queenstown, for orders; Others,
Wirultioret, Liverpool; barque Oheroltee,Stein; Charles=
tonrbrlga Bolla'lloloroa, Durallo, BOrCeitiGill; Stranger,
,llonsolt r hiroribialLPAltiNt,:blinalhlik,lhoiceloos , Jo
yen Oonchitai Salts,ll4Celonsl; edit 0 B Knudson,
Kingston, - Ja. , Towe d to see tat instohip Lencothea
and brig al A Stevens. ' - '
"ARRIVALS AT TILE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
GIRARD llOUSE—Chestnut street. below Ninth.
31 T Seymour, N Y Geo W Quinlan, N Y
ILL Anderson St Louis Wm II Barksdale, Li Louis
L McGhee, St Louis 11 W Shawhan & la, Ohlo
Mr Bird, Went Chester 0 W Barnes, Latrobe, Pa
W 'P Gale, Boston Richard Doyle, Ey
-FL B Backner, N Y 8 A Whitney, N
Elise N Perkins, Miles It 2,Mettia, Porto Cabello
`R`Boone,
,Balt • Lynoh"Pc N Y
Joe II Elcalun, N Y - 011 Clough, N
'inim Barney, NY' .% . 'Asa 8 Porter. N Y ,
It Weedon & la, Bait Mies Bettie Weeden, Ya
P-Woodon, Va , J Giddings, ILI
II II Itiddlek &la S A - Illes'Riddlcir. Porth , h.
V u
Ilre 'trembly, Y • •W A Dudley mother,, Va
'W Drudger, "- • - It Nockscher & la, N Y
0 Loeser, ottsville _ - 31 r Jaudon, N
.2.A. /Linde, Aurora, .371 Johnson, Nashville
A B Whiten, N Y Nal Leatherman, Memphis
CIII Hare 'Jl22oq 11l -Win Eldridge. Binglianiptn
-E }lords, Scuyikill co Ere Carroll, N Y
'Cal Page, ,N Y - JP Comegya,-Dover, Del
"J ‘P Wild, Dover, Del 311sa8SWeissiore, Neahville
II 8 Wetmore, Nashville. J.K Elgertim, Indiana co
11Venable,.Va , • Beal N Y
It Bona, NAT M Roche, Baltimore '
7 IrLong, , 3l ' •111111athorn, Saratoga
R Walker, St Louis ASDrake,IISN
'A Anderson, Tehn' N P Geddings & la, Eng'd
Master Geddings, England P 8 Low, N Y
Bolivar, Canada Putnam, 'Penn
G Burke, - Boston N V Butler, N Y
111 f Clark, Beaten J C Penman. Albany •
Judge W U Swan, Tenn - Capt W Harris, Teen
C Powell, 'Penn • • -• N Molleeoo, N Y ,
Piekerell, Belt - 3 Geddlngs,
Scranton, New Haven Thom W Dawson, N
Air Forman. Washington- A h McCarthy, N Y ,
:I . IkIEROITARTEP ROTllb—rourth atreet. below Arch
A . . 1 Vanslin, Indlona ' •J'l P Wright, Pa
ir P Reene;Chr " J J Albright, Scranton
7 W Hunter, N J li , ' J blabefey, Pa
Iron .1" II Walton, Pa ' A Werner, halt .
V 8 Itteree, Pa W Be Raven, Pa
. ..A HReynolds; Pa ' :D II Swartz, Lancaster
011 0 Neal, /Salt - lion r 9 Post, Pottatorru
/Win P Connelly,' Baltimore
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4 , I3IEitICAN MOTEL—Chestnut street, above Fifth
M [brows ly, Pa Mien N L Hargrave, Pa
C !Lanigan.- N Y • Mire E L Harrison, N Y
_yr }I Jones, Vs. S 0 Dugan, N
711 Dickson dc la , Va TOM 0 Stewart, Va
Joseph Ilromeglut, N J J Vas Wagner, N J
N J Johnson, N Y J W Caldwell, PhDs •
E , W Stearns, NJ C W Lyttle; Troy, N
W Do Kemper, N B .1 II Do Kemper, N
& Meter, Maas LEWhlte & la, Maas
L May, Lee; „ Dr Turner, Now York
limo A Rowley, Pittsburgh
lIRIOE UOTEL—Arch atrept, palmy 'Fourth.
Tehltner, Iterrlebairts -J 11 Putman, 'Boston
P-Anlmerniart, Shamokin U Cook, Richmond, 0
S W Orr, New Lisbon, 0 hire Montgomery, 0
Diehl Kirk, Allegheny City A White, .gltehburg
• IeATIONAL ITOTEL;;-Raee greet, Above Third.
Wit? Runnel, N 11. • J II Moore Pi T
D Snyder,' Williamsport -' 0 A 00170 ' . Easton
- w PoOdulter, Patina T P Simpson, Mauch Chunk
'L fillettle; Coltuntim, Pa John T Seaman, Easton .
SPATES UNlON—Market street; above Sixth.
KJ Speakman, Pa A.Diaraball, Pa
- IlePantoq, MN:Bator co "..11 McDonald, Pottsville -
Alt Black, Lancaster co J . L Piper, Altoona
Shiale_r .lYpeport Sara Given, Lane co
JkaroLgera, - KarsWearg TE"Pol,`Pa
tloOdalf ;Laciediter - ' - "-" "
BADI,NY SHEAF--second-, below Yirie street.
A 131.40 r, Newtown ..J Anderson, Newtown
WJames, Abbington J T Blair, Hartse's
B Gillingham, Chelt'm 81 Nestburn, Salsbury
Y PitketingOtticks 00 C Janney, Ducks en
P Harvey, DoOn .1 Williams & la, Bucks co
T Warne, bucks co • ',A 13 Johnson, New Hope
J Latnbert, Bricks co , Higgins, Ps
Gillingham, Bucks co_ - J IC-Hibbs; Bucks co
litiorsoni Notts co - • Deeder,'Solsbury
- 1 Naylor; Bolablr • •• J-Darnley,licuks co
A Corson, Bucks co' ' - C Hashes, Dock,' co
W erotic, BUtlitico -S Phillips, Backe co
It Longshore, Bucks co -A German, Newtown
'WBtnckert, Bucks co ' J IrLintou, Newton a
U illowgra,Attlebo'h J:Lioppock, Newtown
<I Snyder, Backs co J Pell, Bucks co
J, Leedom,' liticks co • L Stnith, Docks co ,
.A•Elinith;Bucki co ' 11 Hallowell, biontg co
W ldeNair, , lluclis do A Watson, hiontg co •
U Hnight, - Wriglist'n • J Palmer,Bucks co
P Sorititi• Sacks co • - . . 8 Hollck & la, Stroudeb'g
L Yanhiar.+ l Bucks co J loGorsline, Bradford co
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W Davidson chelVin - J Urown,Trenton
-8 Baker, Bucksco... • •• - J 8 Herrick & la, Stroud);
W Merrick, btroudal• Cadwallader, Bucks
J Barnsley, Bucks', ""; 8 Holcomb, Bucks
D li Iteeanißucks J L Atkinson, Bucks
BLACK-B/3AB , INN—Fifth and Merchant streets.
John Cativbell, Bucks co . -Henry Denby, Del
,ciark-sttaaie els, Ohio ; Moses Ring Chester co
811 Beishline; Pa - - 8 D Byers, &tester co
Alex ModeiCoatesvtile PAW D Baker; Del co
David ft Green, Del co • Chas WHOM, DelnO
,DoUicClirismals,Cljeitter co John P Ifilyanl, IVO; Del
BOW Stroper,"Del to ' Marcia Spoakluan, Del_oo
:Wailtbittft 818, Del co Aaron S IVhlte, Chester CO
1$ 16" 1 0 n 1 4P 1 4 Pfl •
12, les?.
•
' DADTOrDoll,oD—Declipt ektreet, above 'Market.
c gdotoo, Pima. „ T Dpekrocitei, Del •
Jim iipon,Del • • 'Cleo D Elteir, York co, Ye
, itY -4114, illaw,Ptas r 11. 9 mb, ow. •
vi4;mstOniv 7ce Wllsoo.lsorwieh
lto? De- . a LDhig, NJ
,Dirace Doteissm, N.Y , , •
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'BALD ZAOLD 110TEle.:4111rd. street, oh!. Cat4owhlll
Ohm Punkt SpclngtmPa, , Mns Funk, Sprlngtown, Pa
Jacob 11.Pes.rson, Penu ennntel D with, Ducks co
, Johstitari Wrath, Dackaco D'L Dish, Itrook‘llle, lU
.Wmßonlydllt Joy; , 03eq It 111110, BOcka ca
.Win Wasp, Bucks , Win 11 Denglor, Penns
.Jacob gLoneri Bucks Co , , Chu Prins,,,Doylestown
DGAOIS BOA 110'1 4 4.—Third Pirieftltb , 614,111,111 .
JA
Jao RlLeman,War'ngt'a Trinibuwei,Doylebt'n
Abound Dogeland,ilyberry JoaueLOUvialtuler, Peons
Jacob 111ahternan , Books co. Ounce H 05441, BybCrry
/Android Roads,Dyberry - -A Clayton, Doutbsington
Henry Waltos,,Bisokil eo Bltiotblitchaer, Danboro
Mles allichtnor, Danboro , ROA 111tchner, Danboro
Aa9RDtradliag, Dana co John Race; New Jeroy
AIWA .1144 e, Beyr John Van A rtadalen, N J
Clulcoobss=aniglon . Dteyeußos4lllo4hamptu
:,_
Afed,
_, .. .
:;tday pitto:'--Gbittlemin , s Wroppets, Mttf.
41ealla4iefe;ivavata,
V. atoelie f !Shall!, am: , Thile
ate bioat nada! preseots, and are, to bu tonna in great
aitiaty sti9 AV. Knight's; 812Areli st reet, above pixth,
atjary, 15;# prices.; , •
, 41;ifts and . Hord Tlmen,,,The Interchange of
.Inewentiiteerig Mende Is the sereet cement of friend.
;- filgp j. regard i aptalfection. There ;we 'certejn, gertpd s
the feint nhleh iiiesents tooted After and
what!-FiJzol ti#ll..,ot - "",Merry
KliqsapairliNfeus, - espoiluif cow those periods.
tW,...4 1411.0114 0.0,`. the YOodg and 414 old all 'expect
14,,,Najit,tNA friends (MAO tokga qt:siffiction3 and ae
AIVM -eff7-40 -,, t 5 . Attila 1 . 'O , O ( .1 4PV fr,laztdfilirid
Atistatotesi has to make, nniny , , presents, wooyes; to
rf, 44 , 10 , ,0gi to lit,t,idt tehat , and' seatre , to ; buy
4:Kwairtselilist:fdrmroosislOnit - sinide coolly pre
-4111 ,;Wilftleditsaisre iiiiiirvinienient to select
Hilidissoredentsotbis'year,'more imitable to the Unto's;
'tkiislodit id` is not the'ross , ot, ,
the artisis; blot the
snakes it ' the 'xicipisnt,
VisSi; is :4', aorgi this eltyostacti,o3iers,, in this
toan7 lrefalcententiio the purcheeer; se re
atedeffe and ehenpnessbrrieis, eafloss.
5.61:•44:/4441./tPriVgightli sliest, corner
:et sm. '..akls',lFintesdi. stack' of !Lacy Articles, 'toYe i
inidAtttsical lattrantsuts pr_ all kinds, ale° Cricket and
. mptemeiiii, 'initiation anything ever offered tor
:ale in-this" atty.' trivet' hint cell pad_ examine his
,gosahh - whether you buy or net. Ai he anorts oil hie
teatchtmseii, he Is enabled to sell lower than 'any
s,thifi?Setsit. store and; °adult to the times, he is, for
,ttifeloer, willing to ieJl hie goods, !shill, at the whole
_nale.taneittation priCes., tiatalogron will ho given out
griikie,srhich Asia :help lw - the seieclon of gonds,"and
tottatitncf; to the inquirer inany , ne*Woda not theaght
• • • ": „ deo.. aim. It.
Beet.•.-We sow soe it on.
xilmportent
ib'st the s ttknrire pholesalsoloo2ltig Deal
ililiAlAl3 11011$11iN; NO. Alt bMARKttT St.,
iibarrThirdi hare - oonmepced to Rgfall their entkra
a_ took , ' dot-1m
Alcatel, t Skittee I, Ektites I—Otte renders will
, thcePthe iffiest and moat eetiplete insortuidet or thie
hiAterf;',ael'e:t the towed "Flees, at S 9, W:
ttire., Hu.. tflp 1+ :Othi4 itreet, opposite ,*es,R7
Palle ,
Ifikoa-L-nintonni nark* Tree' He, '
OptlAbittr't fitFiet;E: - W.'eeteer of THUD,
HANONHENT'S FOR BUSINNEE nuano
:A'
Inerntimoy- Yining :inntnrern BY THE
DEoiiaieeetrei - sed •,- -
,H4t3iiFoint poi Note", plkas, lib:inset. pIII be,
- ' •
74+!621A slit s '
''S;Veo , :fite,' foal; tee 13anicNotes 'or,oseeige will be
ti4e id °nicest Malik Notes. ,
4444 e in Hole oißilviigig be pep Leicii
COL 4+l •
40teriet yin in QM per fotopt, • 1102#
Up tol2 o'clock Ifase.Nielst
A Eipc.ciat Noliteo.
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1857.
Furs. 7 ,ionert a t tooenbannrn gars , nre nein
'br!.to,!l for Ottonixotto, otyle„nnO qnnitty.' ‘ Eltton`ll6 Arch
,plripti,boto:oikinnith and, N D ;-Fors altered
Into faihforkable styles., We study to plemeo. dgtam
-311.elts081- • -
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MERORANT BTIORT.•
'Oheeke, Notes, twins, BIM Witte, Bill Reeds, Ulr
altars, Cards and all other kinds or Job Printing; a
prices to sul;itie times.'
For Perfumed Breath, White Teeth, and
Beautiful Complexion, use 6 Balm of 1,000 Flowurs."
For dragging Ladles' hair, use "Woodland Cream, a
haw Poniadti." it curls entlonten's hair beautifully.
W. P. FRIIITOGIR ot 00., Proprietors, N. Y
For sale 13! T. D. Peterson, 306 Chestnut; Hamel
B.lmos, Twelfth and °beaten t; A. B. Durand: 718 Chest::
nut; I'. IC Peters &•Co., 710 Chestnut; G. a. Evans;
6lft Dook.store, 499 Chestnut; 0. 8. Hubbell, 1410
Chestnut; Fieuch, Alcbards, - & Co., Tenth and Mar.
kat ; A. H. Taylor, Ninth and Walnut; Dr Morrison,
Seventeenth and Chestnut; 3. W. 81mes & Bone,
Eighteenth arid lierity-Second and blarket ; Edward
Ohristmaim, 702, Chestnut; Thomas Lancaster, corner
Eleventh. and Walnut. u012.1y
Cabinet Ware and
UPHOLSTERY,
VTA WALNUT BT,
OPPOSITE INDEPENDENCE SQUARE.
GEO. J. HENRI:VS,
fat WALNUT Street,
0e22.8m Leto of 178 Cheetnut Street
Bank of Pennsylvania Noticr.••Notes of this
Rank taken at par for a Wholesale Stock of Clothing,
now being soli at Retail.
detllni • ' No.l North PISTIL Street.
Bank of Pennsylvania Notes taken at par for
'Watches sod Jewelry, et lowest prices.
FARR & THOMPSON, Importers,
do 7 lm 021Chestuut street, below Fourth.
Mod Coffee.
Lovora of Coffee retina realize the full value of their
favorite beverage without: having it made in the Old
Dominion Coffee Pot.
ARTHUR, & GILROY,
117 and 119 South TENTH, cor, of Ocorgo,
' Solo Binuufscturero
S. C. Downld, Commission Business in Com•
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Sr., opposite the Bachlusge, Philadelphia. nolo-2n
Bower's Infant Cordial.---Thie Invaluable
Cordial is prepared from a variety of the most choice and
efficient aromatics known in medicine, and is the most
perfect and reliable carminative extant for infanta and
young children.
By its powerful influence a speedy cure Is effected in
all oases of Cheiic, windy pains and spasms. DeHeves
arid mitigates much otchildren'a suffering during death.
tion or teething, and by Its 'teething properties tran.
genteel! pains of the bowels, looseness, vomiting, &o,
The Infant Cordial has become a standard remedy,
and Imo been used in thousandwof Wes with the most
abundant Imogene. No family atianidba without It.
Prepared only by Ilasar A. Bowan,
At his Drag and Chemical Store,
N. Z. earner of Sixth and Green etc., Philadelphia.
To whom all orders mast be addressed. And for sale
by Druggists generally. an 18-13,
seamen's Saving Fund—Office 203 Walnut
street, one door west of second street. Receives de
posits in sums of One Dollar find upwards, from all
classes of the community, and allows interest at the rate
Of Ilya per cent. per annUtW. •
Office open'daily, from 9 until 2 o'clock, and on Mon
day and Saturday until 9 In the evening. riesldeut
Franklin Fell; Treasurer and-flecretnry, Charles if.
Morris,
Bank Notts of the
PENNSYLVANIA BANK
mesa
FOR HMBRIXLAE,
BY HAL IL RICHARDSON,
oolLim No:418 1111,RVIT STEMS
filarnages
On the 9th inst., by Rev. Richard Lewis, at the resi
dence or Obedlah Stilly, the bride's tether, the Rev.
KELSEY WALLING, of GreenTelot, Long Teland, to
aIIsaIIARRIETSOLLI, orHolrorsburg
- At the - Parsonage, No. 1333 Catharine street, Nov.
224, by Rev. M.U.Slaty, Mr. (MOROI'. WENTENBER.
GER to Miss MARY ANN YOUNG, all of thiscity.
On' the 9th Lost , by Rev. R. Watts, Mr. JAMES
ENGLISH to Miss ISABELLA MrSCAMPBELL; both of
Philadelphia.
illeatbo.
On the 10th led , Mr. JOHN 'WILLITS, fir., in the
77th year or hilfage.
On the oth Inst., after a protracted Illness, Miss
ELIZABETH ANN, youngest daughter of Henry M.
Hall, in the 30th year of her age.
On the 10th lost , aged 80 years, Mra. ROSANNA
DONAGIII.T.
On the 10th Inat , Min MAR)! MARTIN, aged 27
yam.
ip - Sernton to Young Men.—By request of
the Young Men'a Christian Assootation. the her. MI
SIIDDARDS will preach a Sermon to Young Men, TO.
MORROW EVERINC-, nth Jost., at*Judepaat seven
o'elock, 011:ACE . CM.112011, comer of Twelfth and
Cherry streets.
gate reserved for Young Men. del2.ltt
Kr The "ley. W. 11. Millburn., lot; Chap•
lain to,Coogrom. will preach In TWEINTa STREET
M. E CHUM 'PO-MORROW (Butulay) MORNING,
at 1O) o'clock, and Rev. P. J. COX in the EVENING,
al 7 o clock. del2,lt*
jl' The Rev. W. 11. Millburn (lute Chop
lam to Congress) trill deliver hie drat Unturg in Phila
delphia, abace hie return from England, in the
TWELYTH.STREET M. E. outiftell, on MONDAY
EVENING, December 14t, at ix', o'clock, S ubject:
4, The Knight, the Peel the Voyi.geur. and the
Ploughman, on the bankgqoffff the lifissaulppl,' , Tickets
coo't's had at 'Gigging& Perkenplue's, N 0.56 N. Fourth
street ; the Tract DepoOtory, Sixth street, above Arch ;
GOO. W. ihnll'a Grocery, - Poplar street, above Tenth ;
and at the door of the Church on the evenipg of the
Lecture. del2-2t*
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NOTICE la hereby given, that on and after the 12th
lost, the Wire Bridge will bn open for travel.
EUGENE AILEEN
,
del24t r Commissioner of City Property.
Mr. Genre Sumner will deliver a Lecture
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}AIMING next, the 24th lust., at 73i o'clock, la CON•
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MEDICATE PRUNES—A VERY
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eIIirTDRUY lAN DARKIs palatable and
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the bitter toploi. A care Preventive fat amnia.
MALLOW AND 141038 PASTES—Surpauleglyi plea
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OFfM DNOTORALff--Wonderfully prompt : and re.
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CDT LOREN will eagerly take any 'of the above.
klade 17' riAM'L BfMlid, TwEcyrir mud CHESTNUT
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Published by HARPER it. DROTIIIiIIS,
dell-It FRANNIAN SQUARti, New York.
COMPETITION DEFIED.
QODEY FOR JANUARY , INSN.
SPLENDTD EMBELLTBIISIENTS AND ABLE AU
TIM& .—-
'rmatrivitiyEß, a iinionb lino Engraving—Title
Page.
HOME. AND ABROAD," a line line Engraving, on
steel
FASHIONS IN DIVFICELTIFI3," FABHIO NM
IN COMPORT "—two superbly colored plates.
Twelve pages of Embroidery, &c., printed in tints.
The American Cushion, printed In gold cud colors.
MARION HARLAND, author of Alone and llkideu
Path, has a story In this number,
MRS. HAVEN commencea Margaret's Home In 11th,
number.
The author of the Tallow Family in America com
mences a story in this number, and various other ex.
cellent articles.
There are in the January Lady's Book forty-nix Eue
graviogs, expressly designed for ladies ; slaty contr,bu.
bone; by eminent authors, and In all one hult4red pages
of reading.
Look "at the January number of Daley del24t*
Gentlemeteo Surniel)ing CgooNs.
VINE SIIIRTS, made to order, and war
rente+l, of elemtut material sod superior work
roauship. Also, Dress Stocks and tleutlowva'a Wrap
pers, at the Premium Store of W. W. KNIGHT; 012
ARCH Street, above Sixth. no2l-y
IVRAPPERS! WRAPPERS! WRAP
!—A vary large and elegant armament at
reduced prices. Also, heavy under-clothing of all de.
scriptlona, for gentlemen's wear, at W. W. KNIGHT'S,
412 A.M.(' Street, above Sixth. . no2l-y
AviNoliEsTEß & SOOTT, GENTLE
MEN'S FURNISHING STORE, and PATENT
SHOULDER REAM SHIRT MANUFACTORY, No. lee
CHESTNUT Street, above Seventh street, Phi ladelphia
The attention of Southern and Western Merchants, and
Strangers, is particularly invited to this Improved cut of
Shirts, the most perfect fitting article made. At whole..
sale and retail, and mete to order. suG.lyif
ANNOUNCEMENT.
The subscriber begs leave to announce to big
friends and the public that he will open his 13A1A)Oti
fir their reception on
MONDAY, 14th inst.
• • ••
llis itoek fa large and rich variety) will conoint of
PRESERVED ♦tn ORYSTALLIZED FRUITS, LPRI-
COTE OIIhRRISB, PINEAPPLES, PEARS,
LIMES, GAGES, QUINCES, &a., &a.
lINDONS—A large and freak ISFOltmout.
FANCY TOW—Mechanical Toys, paper, wood, and
sugar—an endless variety.
FANCY BOXES—Newest styles, fancy and plain, and
varied assortment, of every possible description. ,
BAOB OABAS, CORNETS, BASKETS; VICTORIAB,
PASTILLALIES, &c., all of recent importation,
and which for extent and variety will d fy competition.
For sale by 8. lIENRION, Confectioner,
des-Im MARKET street ; above Seventh.
SATING FUND.-lINITED STATES
--
TRUST COMPANY, corner of VIM and OHM.
NUT Streets.
Large and small mums received, and paid back on da,
mond, without notice; with FIVE PER GENT
EST from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal.
Office hours, from 9 until 5 o'clock every day, and on
MONDAY EVENINOS from 7 until 9 o'clock.
DRAFTS for sale en England, Ireland, and Scotland,
from .61 upwards.
President—MlNlM R. ORAVIORD.
Treasurer—PLlNY FISK.
Teller—.4AMES R. HUNTER. sel7•llif
p2OOR E WAR D!!—THE QUAKER
CITY INSURANCE . COMPANY will pay
o ilundred Dollars for information that will procure
the arrest and conviction of the pernan or persona who
set on lire the Darns and Direlling.lletums situated on
Washington Lene o Cern:milt:ma, ,Devember thsth and
and December iith,lVt.
11. D. COGOSIIALL Secretary.
PHILADELPHIA, Doc. ln, 18L1. dell tstitt
RE 31 0 V A
The bunin-as or the PENNNYLVANIA BANK will
be removed on the let proximo, to the second story of
Origg's Building, WALNUT e'reet, east of Third. The
owners of property lodged at the Dank for safe keeping
will please remove It before Alma tbty, or It wilt he
stored elsewhere at,thetr,expomie and rlek. -
&O. t jai J. L. YENIMONN, Assistant• Cashier. •
QEVENTII WARD RELIEF lASSODIA-
N-7 voN.—ln accordance Pith tho renolotlotui adopt
ed,* a 'meeting of althea', of .tbe Sereath IVard, tba
of the OSVAlffit WARD ItEbIEF BFQOIA
yon ,TIZ: lion. .oawm.iy,TuourSON, President ;
39-, D. 'IAMB and AVM. PARKERFQI4.E
Viet, PreAldentn; and Jpltli AttldlJEL s Sacra r,t, met
and appointed the following gentlemen to be the Clone-
Cal IDocutive Committee of the A•Aociation
First Precinct—W. I P. White No. 167 eouth Ninth
atieet ; James 0. Nand, No 880 Pinofxtreet.
Second Precinct—Samuel (I. Ashutead No. 410 south
Eleventh street ; Remy L. Pinson, No. d Henry at
Third Precinct—Thomas Neilson, No. 325 S. Twelfth
street; George Intnan,lllelte; No. 1340 Pine street.
Fourth Precluat—David Watt No 846 south Fifteenth
sitrcet; Robert li . Scott, No. 308 south Sixteenth s treet.
Fifth Precinct,-William Rudd, No. 1717 Pine street ;
John It. Diehl, No. 1728 Pine street,
Sixth Precinct—Charles Ryan No 1001 Lombard at. ;
Joseph 11c115rris, No. IWO Lombard street.
Seventh Precinct-11.nry 0. Fox, Twenty-second,
above South; Chalice Williams, Pine, lied of Twen•
(lath.
• ..
Eighth Precinct —Levi Lingo, totobard, west of
Twenty-tilled; Moms F.l.taw, Bout), sod Beset) streets
The Committee In now organized by the election of
John 11. Diehl, 'Chairman ; Samuel Ashinead, Trea
surer ; John Eismuel, Secretary; oat is prepared to at•
toad to ail applications for teliot, and to receive, through
any of Its meinherz, aulwriptloox andenotributknA In
money, prnvisioun and goods.
A Wore Hence has been established on the east side
of NINTEENTH litreet, below T•ombard, southetut cur.
rim. of Ritteenth and Carver streets, where ail rontri•
hulloes of stoics, provisions, sot material way be sect
piy• order of mgeeotiro Com mittee.
JOHN IL DIEHL;
Chairman (ion. Et Ommittee.
Jolts Is I'OVRI, Secretary deln•ateed
ITINCED MEAT.-
The Submerlber boa tommenetd manufartmlug ble
N. Plat Ultra
111INOED MEAT,
whlth he offers to Lis Customers io
LABOR or SMALL QUANTITIIiO.
Orders through MOOD% DISPATOII will 14 puno
thully attsaded to.
JOSHUA WIIIO HT,
EMI 2m d flEiniNG GARDEN and FRANKLIN etc
LIEALE ROPE.—Buyers are invited to call
13 sad manias aux Manila Bala !tope, which 'we can
eta ull as tow as American, and warrant It daPiradt Ia
kali& and durability.
WNAVAR, YITI.BR h 09.,
aul No. 211 N Nittar at. and 22 N. Wharves.
'PUBLIC NOTICE.—E. G. wliam&t , r &
Co. are now prepared to offer to the publitr the
beet and largest aaaortment of Bonbons, Sugar Toys,
Candled Fruits, Sugar and other fancy goods, suitable
for Christmas Trees. The candles manufactured by us
are made of the beat material that can GP had, *onset
which are flue sugar-rusted Almonds, Jelly 'Drops,
Cordial Drops, Moss Paste. Gam Drone, Carethelles,
&c., &n. P. B..—Superior Walnut Candies, ()MO, and
all varieties of plan Candi Se. Also, dealers in all
kinds 1/mWign Villas and Nuts. No. 102 So9th
CO" ono door below 011F9TNUT tlierdett; Ptulddul•
u 029-4 to SW*
'2 tninoeittenta
J'AYNE'S NEW HALL, CHESTNUT ST.,
BELOW SEVENTH —CAUTION TO TUB PUB
LIO,-BUCKLEVO SERENADERS, would respectfully
announce to their Monde and the puLlio, that there
will be NO PERFORMANCE THIS EVEN
ING ; nor lICR thay, in any manner, connected with
any ' , (lift Concert," advertised to take place at Ibis
MONDAY Evening, BUCKLEY'S SERENADERS and
the aticeeeedul Now Opera or IL TROVATOTIE.
AROII STREET THEATRE.-
MR. THAYER'S BENEFIT.
A. Constellation or Stara at the Mar Theatre,
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, UM,
On whirl °minion the Comedy of
SPEED TUE PLOUGH,
And the Drama of
TUE CARPENTER OF ROUEN
ID" Box book now open
GREAT ATTRACTION AT HANDEL
AND HAYDN HALL, N. E. CORNER EIGHTH
AND SPRING GARDEN STREETS,
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENING,
December 11th and 12th.
COSTUME CONCERTS.
BY THE WELSH NIGHTINGALE,
For the benefit of the . .
HOME FOE DESTITUTE 001,0l1ED 0111.I.DISEN,
When she will sing Drench and Italian airs, English
Scotch, Welsh, Irish and Dorman Ballads, in appropriate
National Costtunes.
Tie Lets 25 cents. To be had et Qouldss, Eleventh and
Chestnut streets; P, L. Walker, 808 Chestnut greet;
Allenie Book Store, 811 Spring Garden street; and the
N. W. corner of Sixth and Buttonwood streets; aol at
the door on the evenings of the Concerts.
Doors open at 1. Commence at 8 o'clock.
The Piano used on this OCCIIIIIIII is kindly loaned by
Mr, Adolph Birgfeld, Seventh and Walnut streets.
Pamphlets containing a sleet history of the Nightie.
gale for sale at the door. dll-2A
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.—
E. A. MARSHALL %le Lessee.
The Manager of this popular and fashionable place of
amusement, has the pleasuie of announcing that it will
re-open on
MONDAY EVENING' NEXT, December 14,
With the world-renowned and talented
RONZANI BALLET TROUPII,
(Numbering over thirty ruperior artiala t with a tio . a orbit
corps of auxiliaries,) whose recent engagements ia Now
York awl Donlon have Leon attended with thViimut
TRIUNINIANT SUCCESS
In order to afford tho entire community an opportuni
ty of nitnesalitg the magnificent representations of this
unique Compauy, the Leeson has resolved to adopt the
followiog moderato
PRIOES OF ADMISSION
Balcony, Parquet, and Parquet Circle...
Fatally Circle and AmphiMicah
Private Boxes, (for eight persons) $8
Err Box Wilco open daily for the securing of slate,
for tho holies of representations or single night. o
d11.2t THO 3. MeICEON, Treasurer.
WHEATLEY' 'ARCM ST. THEATRE.
—SOLE LESS I W. WIIEATLEY.
THIS (Saturday) +/ENING. Dec 12th, 1857.
Will be presented foPthe tut time thus season, Shah,
spore's Tragedy of
RICHARD HI.
Duke of Gloster, Mr Davenport; Duke of Bucking
ham, Mr Dolinan; Queen Elizabeth, Mrs Davenport;
Duchess of York, tits Thayer. To conclude with the
Comedlotta of
SUDDEN THOUGHTS.
Impulse, Mr Dolman; Jack Cabbage, Mr J 3 Clarke;
Sophia, Mins Taylor; Mrs Impulse, Mies Cavanagh.
BOATA Ov Pa mtgs.—Boson, 25 cents; Secured Beats,
38; Orchestra Stalls, LO cents ; Seats in Private Boxes,
75 routs; Gallery, 13 cents; Gallery for Colored
Pesons, 25 cents; Private Box in Gallery for Colored
Persona, 38 coots.
Box Office open from 10 A. M. until 3P. 51. Doors
will open at OX o'clock; porformanco to commanco at
7, preeboly.
WALNUT STREET TREATRE.—Les
too, Mr. N. A. Marshall; Singe Manager, Mr.
John Sefton. Priens.—Drees Circle and Pargnette, 25
Ceuta, Upper Circle, 25 cents; Secured Beata, 97) cents;
Private box and Orchestra Seats, 50 cents.
Box °Mee open from 9 o'clock A.lll. to 3P. AI. Doom
open at quarter to 7 o'clock ; performance to commence
at 7X. precisely.
(Benefit of Mr. Marshall, and lent night of Ida ammo.)
TlllB (Saturday) EVENING. Deo. 12th, 1857,
Will So performed Sperty'S highly popular American
Comedy of . .
EH=
Mr Mayberry, Mr. Richings; Mr Middleman Higgins,
Mr Chapman; Mrs Crosby, Miss Richtags; Mra Olarleh,
,Mrs Silsbee. To conclude with the second Act At the
ENCHANTRESS.
Duke d'Anulla, Mr. Showell; Galena Mr. Le Moyne;
Spiriti of Good, hllsa EOM Wood; Stella, (with two
fiongs,) Min Rickluge.
ATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS,
LESSEE WESLEY
STREET, NEAISvPIONTARMOIIII.
EQUESTRIAN MANAGER THOS. RING.
First night of the Dramatic Season, and first appear.
ance of Mr. It. JOHNSTON in this city for six years.
THIS (Saturday) EVENING, Dec. 12th, NM,
Will be presented the grand National Drama, in three
Acts called
PI7TNAM
- .
Major Putnam. Mr Deer; General Washington ;
Mr Procter; Kate Putnam, Miss Weill.; Mrs Stark
ham, Mrs Ifackburt.
BRILLIANT lIORBEMANSIIIP,
PONY RACES, &c., An.
rams or ADvisstou.— Press Circle 3735 cents. FA.
ugly Circle 25 cents. P dente Boxes 6Q cents.
Doors' oletx at G 54 o'clock
moonlit. 7X o'clock.
QANFORD's OPERA HOUSE—
'Y ELEVENTH Street, above Cbestout.
ETHIOPIAN PERFORMANCES THIS EVENING.
Ethiopian Life Illustrated by Sanford's Troupe of
Stare—New Dances by the Sanford Waldron.
Doors open at 7 o'clock—to commence quarter before
fight.
^To conclude with
A LAUGHABLE APTERPIEUIS.
- Admittance 25 cent].
J►tii►trA►tce Qro panics
Colinael I G risZ S U RAN OE COM -
CORN
331 WALNUT STREET.
Charter perpetual. Copal], 5.500,000. Subscr.bed,
16400,000. Valli up, 5140,000.
Thb Company Is now prepared to Issue VIBE and
MARINE POLICIES on favorable tonne.
FRNSIORNS-70IIN
, INCA PARRHISPT—IIENRY BIRD.
DIRROTURS.
JOIN SWIFT, B F. JACKSON,
•HIMIRY BIRD, 1. U BUTLER,
JAMES W. QUEEN, PLINY FISK,
JNO. H. PARKER, A W. THOMPSON,
S. P. ORIFFITTS, 11. 1) RIMER
dell-4m LEANDF.R W. V. H. STARR, Seoy
fIREA.T WESTERN INSURANCE AND
mir 'MUST COMPANY—Ofhee. 409 WALNUT Corner
or FOURTH" Street. /IRE, MARINE sod INLAND
INSURANCE at the lowed rates.
P 1111.11411.1111 t, Nr1701111:NT 23, 1867.
At a mating of the Stockholders of this Company,
held on the 18th Inst., the following persons were
elected Directors for the coining year, viz:
CHARLES C. LATHROP, 1423 Walnut street.
W 31. DARLING, 1010 Pine street.
ALEX WIIILLDEN, merchant, 18 North Front st.
ISAAC lIAZLEIWRST, Attorney and Counsellor.
JOHN 0. HUNTER, or Wright, Hunter & Co.
E. TRACY, of E, Tracy A; Co., Goldsmiths' Hall,
W
JOHN R. CURDY of Jones, White, & kl'Curdy.
THOS. L. GILLESPIE, of Gillespie & yeller.
JAS. 13 8311TH, of Jae. R, Smith & Co.
E. HARPER JEFFRIES, of Wtn. 11. Drown h Co.
JOHN R. VOGDES roe. Seventh and Sansoin streets.
CHAS. E. TnomPBON, 413 Chestnut street.
JNO. J. SLOCUM, 226 South Third street.
ALFRED 'PAY LOR, °Sire Cairo City Property.
And at a meeting of the Directors, held this day,
unmaxs (3 LATuRop was unanimously re-elected
President, and WM. DARLING, Vire-President.
11. K. RICHARDSON,
Assistant-Secretary.
GIRARD FIRE AND MARINE INSUR
ANCE COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA—Office, No.
802 WALNUT 'treat, west of THIRD.
FIRE 818 Ha ONLY TANEN..
DIIIIIOTOES.
Jar. Walker,
Jno. McClure,
Tho. Craven,
A. 9. Gillett,
Furman Bhoppara,
fatal. Jones, M. D.
Joseph Klapp, M. D.
Wm. M. Swain,
John Anspach,
H. N Burroughs,
J. B. Hughs s )
P.D. Sherman,
Wm. P. tracker,
J. P. Steiner,
H. A. Shackelford,
• Hon. JOEL JONES, President .
Hon. G. W. WOODWAIiti, VICS President.
Sao. S. liotirmixs, Secretary.
Juice B. ALVOID, Aulatant Secretary. no24m.if
COMMONWEALTH FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, OF TUE STATE Or PENNSYLVA..
NIA.-018ce N. W. Comer FOURTH stud WALNUT
Streets, Pldleslelpbss. Subscribed Capital, 000,000.
Paid-up Ospitel. $200.000.
DAVID JAYNE, M. D., Presidest.
THOMAS 8. STEWART, Vice Presl.
.131110 IL B. Moat, Secretary. aul-ly
FURS! FURS!! FURS!!! FURS!!!!
JOHN FABEIRA & CO.,
Importert, Manufacturers, and Dealers in
FANCY FURS,
FOR LADIES AND CUILDREN.
Raving manufactured an lintuenee Stock of BURS,
with the expectation of doing our usual business, the
present pressure of the times, and comparative stagna
tion of trade, have, left as with an minimal amount of
Stook upon our shelves.
It la to meet thie,didiculty that we have now
, .DETRIMINF.D
To close Out our
. ENTIRE STOCK
At
At Pr leen actually lees than
1114044005', TO MANUFACTURE !
Ake have also,un hand a la, i and complete aecort
'itnibcor •, • •
WITH' TIM,
OLOVEEi,
All of which will be sou et very
LUN PRler.s.
No. bld MARKET ;It , bet, Eighth sod Ninth,
nolit-ew South Bide
ijoliban
CHIMSTMAS AND HOLIDAY(GODS.
V W. D. GLENN, No. L'O South POURTII Street,
offers to dealers and the public a
VERY LARGE 'VARIETY OW FANCY GOODS
Suitable for the Holiday beacon. Being entirely .1 his
OWN IMPORTATION,
The avertment embraces all the
NEwvir STYLES,
AND 'AT 'VERY REDECED PRICES.
Among it will be found—
Paper Marto Work Doves, Decks, Portfolio+, he
Ladies' Oahu and Traveling liege
Porte Monnales, Purses and Pocket Bookv, iu great
variety.
p e arl Card Cases, healthful Rt . , !nu
Bottom'. 1/6 , 11 Toilet lint Iles, richly decorated
Odor Sex, and thieve tones.
Fancy Monza Inkstands, Thermometers, & c.
Backgammon alai Chums Iloanls,CilCFMll/611.
Fine English Srissorq, lu sets.
Fancy Cigar Blonde and Cigar C 4 1 ,011.
Scotch Wood Snuff Doges and V9l:lCy !articles.
Medallions in plantio ivory. -
Memorandum and Dalt Tablets, in pearl and ivory.
Together with numerous other articles lu the lino.
deB.lm-lf
1J i iieaL
FoR REGISTER' OF WILLS—
WM. UANOOO2O3,
TwFLIITH WA RD,
d2-amee Subject to Democratlc
It shINRIFF—
oIta B. WRIGHT,
711 , 1111 WARD.
Subject to Democratic rules
FOR SHERIFF--
ALDERMAN GEOROE MOM,
,ourl WIRD. '
Subject to Democratla Rolm
FOR SHERIFF
.14tIlikEi O. UTDPION,
aveurreitoomo WARD.
anbjeet W Demoaratio Rolm
FPR SEIERIFF,
, IDWARD I'. MOTT, 0
" TWSLYTH WARD " •
IMOAQT Tt? volopiAMO Ague. old-znop
FAOTS WORTH KNOWING AND RE
mEmarauNG,!!
THAT for you ean buy an excellent Long Divehi
Shawl, all wool and auk at TifORNI,EY & 0111831',5.
THAT you can get every quality from that to $2O, at
TltOktitaty &
TIIAT you earl boy the best ft Blank BIM In Phila
delphia at TLIORNLEY & 01118AV8.
THAT they keep a very largo stock or Goods at
THOWILEY &
'III.IT they do really sell very Cheap at
TIMILNLRY & 0111811.8.
THAT they buy and sell for oasts, and have but .0:m
Puree" at THORNLEY & CH ISM'd
"THAT they will not misrepresent Goods in order to
effect ealem" at THOHNLET & CHM'S,
. . .
AND, In conclusion, we think every one should know
It to be to their Interest to go to
THORNLEY A. CIH
del2-7 N.ll cor.EICIIITUL and SPRING GARDEN.
dec 12.2t*
H OLIDAY GIFTS,
or AN
USEFUL AND ACCEPTABLE CHARACTER
CURWEN STODDART 1 BROTHER
Invite persons who are about making /elections of
HOLIDAY PRESCXII4, to an inspection of their extensive
and varied stook of
FANCY AND STAPLE GOODS,
Which has been purchased at the late auction sales,
at greatly reduced prices
RICK DRESS SILKS.
SILK ROBES A QUILLE at $l5
-
" VOLANTE at $l5 and 5W
" POPLIN" A QUILLS at $5
PARIS PRINTED 510115 DE LAINES-41, 55, 57,
and 44 cents.
Rich style, fill wool, PLAID CASIIMERE—tI, 33, and
37 cents) per yard.
,WitENOll MERINOS-53, 625, aud 70 mita.
PARAMATTAS, FIGURED CASHMERES, CAL I
COES, Ac.
SHAWLS.
- - .
An eateamive stock of Saris and Viennese Long and
Square
BROCHE SHAWLS.
From the late 0011 Auction Bales.
Haperior Long BonLe narrts—SO, $lO, $ll, 5 - 12.
111,ANISET SHAWLS.
American and imported Blanket Rawls, new and du
nimble styles.
STELLA SHAWLS, of clinics designs.
CHENILLE. SHAWLS. from E 2.50 urwsrds.
pOARFS,
EMBROIDERIES.
(MOVES, iktt ,
Nos. 450, 452, and 45i
NORM SECOND STREET, ABOVE WILLOW
dcl2.2r•
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
Suittblo for
Winch they offer
OM' WARRANTS TAKEN AT PAR,-
Having mule arrangements to use a large amount
of CITY IYARRAIisiTS, we will receive them AT PAR
for & short time In payment for
DRY IOOBS.
School Teachers, Police, and oilier Public Officers,
and Creditors of the city, will avoid the vexation of
going again and again to the Treasurer's Office, and the
probable delay of several menthe in the payment of their
WARRANTS. by having them
PAID AT ONCE IN DRY GOODS.
Our stock comprises a general ashortruent of new and
r,ssonable goods, and will be sold for City {Warrants as
low as for Bank Notes or Gold.
SASIVET, S. HESS,
No.-023 MARKET Street, north ride,
del2-Iw* between Ninth and Tenth
INDIA- SHAWLS.-
GEO. FRYER,
916 CHESTNUT STREET,
Has received a few choice
INDIA SHAWLS,
Suitable for
CHRISTMAS , PRESENTS.
The atteution of the Ladies is particularly invited
<l9-2w
CLOAKS.-
CLIEAD AND ELEGANT CLOAKS
The largest and handsomest stock of
VELVET AND CLOTH CLOAKS
In the City,
Lr !Mattel° rltteES, aT
GEO. FRYER'S,
N 0.918 CHESTNUT STREET. 89.21 r
FURNISHING DRY GOODS.-
GA, 104, 12.4 Druggets,
10-4, 11-4, 12-4, 14.4 all wooll English and Mural
eau Blankets.
Crean liaise of all widths.
Marseilles Quilts, all sires and new designs.
Embossed Stand and Table Covers.
Rich styles printed Cloth do do.
Table Linens and Damask Clothe.
Buff Window Hollands, from 2.9 to 54 Inches.
(keen and Blue do do.
At SHARPLY SS BROTHERS,
Chestnut and Eighth streets
Performance to com
BNIC A
OF PENNSYLVANIA NOTES
lIEDIOCtltill AT l'Alt.--Great bargalns at
4113.CIIER'S, and notes of the above bank taken In
payment.
CLOAKS and TALMAS at an immense reduction,
much tuns than the cost of material ! from $4 to $ 0
Ilroche Long and Square Shawls, from $5 to $5O.
Plush bordered Stella and Crape Shawls, very cheap
Mcriaooa,Pararnattaß, Delahles,...Coluttgakavliciaav
all wool Tlalliee,ilobei a Quince, & c., Ste., at eu
enormous eaerifice.
RID (MOVES, RIBBONS AND EMBROIDERIES, at
greatly reduced prices, an we are determined to sell
them.
VALENCIA AND HONITON SETS —We have just
received .beautiful lot, which we offer at leas than coot
of Importation. Now Is the time for bargain% at
V. & T. It. DELCfI
de7.6t 8 W. corner Eighth and Spring Carden.
BROADCLOTIIS, CLOAK CLOTHS.—
Fine Black Broadcloths, reduced In price.
Heavy black Bever Clothe.
Light colors at} Black Stohetr Cloth.
SATINETS AND CASSIMENES.
Fall and complete clock or these goods
Hood Union Cetsimeree, from auction, 40 eta
tilde•etripe ITniou Cusimerea, 50 cents.
COOPER A. INWARD,
de7.6t B. E earner Ninth and Market ate
- VINE CLOTH CLOAKS,READY MADE,
1 . or made to order, to Cl hours' notice.
Lot of Cloaks at 25, reduced from $lO
Cloaks of over; style for Ladies, Misses and Chi{
drew, In
CLOAK AND SHAWL 1100 M.
COOPER & CONARD,
de7.6t B. K. corner Ninth and Market eta
FINE GAY STYLES BAY STATE
SHAWLS, Blanket, French Blanket, TLlbit,
Brock°, Children'e and tlente' Phaerle, in
CLOAK AND RIIAWL ROOM.
COOPER A CONARD,
de7•6t S. E. corner Ninth and Market eta.
McELROY IS OFFERING MORE AUC
TION istaoMNia.
$lO Bilk end Wool Long Broehe Shawls only $lO 00
$l4 Silk and Wool Long %oche Shawls only 000
$8 Silk and Wool Square Broche only 6.00
$l5 Chenille, extra rich, only 8.60
$11Chen111!, very rich, only 750
......-
70Iry
f 1.60 Chenille, plain styles 3 50
$0 Plaid all-wool Long Shawls, beautiful, 0n1y... 300
$l5 Cloaks, beautiful styles and fine fabric 10 00
$1.2 Cloaks reduced to 5 60
$9 Cloaks reduced to 4.60
51 Cloaks reduced to 2 10
300 yards very beautiful Cloth for Ladles' Cloaks, 850.
per yard, worth $1.60; a splendid assortment of Ladles'
Clutha, all shades and colors, suitable for Baia , wear;
Satinets and Flannels at unprecedented low prices; one
lot of Paramattas at 31 cents, worth $5O; all shades
all-wool Plaids at 28 carat, worth 82x ; one lot of all
wool Winkles only 25 cents, worth 60; splendid Blan
kets at only $3 per pair, worthss; 600 yards of Black
Deaver Cloth at $1.60 por yard, worth $2 50; Trim
mings, iu endless variety, at about half price.
deS4utha McY.LROY'S,II South NiuthSt.
AN INVITATION OF IMPORTANCE!!!
CHARL,RS ADAMS,
MOUTH sun ARCH STREETS,
•
•
Invites the humediato Attention of purchasers to his
large and well-selected stock of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
all of which are marked down to each low prices as to
insure thea sale before stock-taking.
Splendid Satin Damuk Snow-drop Table Clothe, four
yards long, reduced from. $5.60 to $5.
Snow-drop and Plaid, from $0.50 to $4, and many
others In proportion.
12-4 Uatnilton Sheeting+, at 31 Cents, and Furnishing
Goods m varloty.
Groat reduction In Embroideries and Linen Cambric
Handkerchiefs.
C. A. has marked down the prices of all this descrips
Von at the Embroidery Connter•
BROOME SHAWLS AND SCARFS
A variety or Hounequin's best make Cluttne Leine
Shawls, Myles and qualitles worth buying—nut the
common trash that are deer at any price.
Also, Illatketo, Thlbet and Stolle Shawls, in great
variety.
MEN'S SIt.tVLS.
The Shawls are now artangeCott , the first floor, in a
room expressly for the purpose.
Just opened, one rase Snit Lion Cambric Handker
chiefs, at SIM per dozen. der-mweak
REDUCTION IN DRESS TRIMMINGS.
Fancy VELVET, 60c., formerly $1.25.
BALL TIMAIMINU, Braided Drop Sic, formerly 70.
Do do Floss Drop 25c, do 50.
And FANCY TIIIMMINOS GENERALLY,
AT STILL 1181198 A 00000TIO00.
.1. G. MAXWELL A SON,
CHESTNUT, below Eleventh, and
dl-2w SECOND, below Spruce.
B OYS' CLOTHING.
F. A. HOYT & BRO.
Rave now ou hand a very large assortment of
READY-11API: (MODS,
Suitable for the preoeut - semo, which they feel disposed
to sell CBIAAP.
ASSEIIDLY BUILDINGS,
a. W. DDRNNFL TOOTH AND 011NiTNNT 01'13.
N. D —We hove a large assortment of uncut goods,
of superior quality awl make, to order from. dt-t
COLLARS, .ko
RANK OF PENNSYLVANIA..-SPE
JED CIA'. NOTICE.—AII the notes on the Bank of
Pennsylvania redeemed at par for DUY COOLS, selling
at less then Auction prices. itluuline, Linecui, Clothe,
Cassimeres, Dlaakota, Shawls, Calicoes, Detainee, at a
great axtrillre, in connection with our entire stoat,
which will be sold at preen which will astonish all who
may favor ua with a call, Pennsylvania Dank Notes
taken the same we specie, (we make no difference,) at
OLIVER If. JQIINPON , S Pennsylvania Bank Note Dry
Clouds Store, N 0.1009 MARKET Street, above Tenth,
north elite.
N. B.—Orders received for the very best Schwaylkill
Coal ; Penosylvsoie Dank Notes taken in payment.
01.1V/Nt 11. JOHNSON,
DoSO.I No. 1000 Market clreot.
es HEAT SALE OF LADIES' CLOAKS.--
A FURTHER REDUCTION IN PRICES
has been determined on by the subscribers, to con
sequence or the cootiaued preasnre.
600 01188E8' ENOLI6II BEAVER CLOAKS,
$3, formerly $3 $O.
300 MISSES ENOLISII BEAVER CLOAKS,
63 60, formerly SS 60.
200 SUPERIOR FRENCH IIEAVER CLOAKS,
$0 to 19, cost to Import $7 to $lO each.
LONO SLACK BEAVER CIRCULARS,
$9, formerly $l2.
RICK BLACK VELVET CLOAKS,
All 20 per ceut below cost of production.
J PROCTOR be CO ,
BIICCe3BOIII to Geo. Rulpie & Co ,
pl 3 2mo d 708 CHESTNUT Street.
1 4 ADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS,
AND KNITTING ZEPHYRS.
NEW GOODS OPENED DAILY,
1, G. MAXWELL tr.„ EON.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STORES,
1096 CHESTNUT Street, four doors below Eleventh
And 918 8, SECOND Bt., below Bonne.
YACTORIES.—Nos. 93 and 97 GEORGE St.,
Tenth, Lad SECOND Street, near Union.
Orders made at afew hours' notice. ee22 emit
apl7-11n
r: 000 GALLS. WHALE OIL,
it! ) 1,000 gall. Eleplatat. Oil
60 bblt No. 1. LI,II On, for Oar by
CROMIDALE, PEIRCE, & CO ,
oollO•tf Nn. 104. N Delaware avnaue
COTTON -100 Halos putt Cotton, to store
old for polo N
&Amnia,
Ut Nor%
Ora Goat's.
1:91BROIDERIE8.
L. J. LEVY & CO
lliTI: JUST OPEN
SIX CASES CHOICE PARIS
EMBROIDERIES, •
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS,
AT VERY LOW HOES,
326 CHESTNUT STREET
Efaito bn auction.
AI THOMAS & SONS,
• N0•.139 sod 141 SOUTH YOURTIE 6T$ IST,
(Formerly Nos, VI hod IV.)
REAL Ef3TATR, STOOKS, Bre.
Public Sales at the Philadelphia }lichens* entry
Tuesday Mentos.
Ilandhills of each property issued eepa.-ately, In
addition to wbich we publish on the Saturday previous
to each sale one thousand catalogues in pamphlet form,
giving full descriptions of all the property to Le sold ou
the following Tuesday,
FURNITURE SALES AT TIIE AUCTION
STORE every Thursday morning.
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE. •
ALT We have s large amount of Real Estate at Pri
vate Bale, including every description of City and
country property. Punted Lists may be had at tee
auction Store.
PRIVATE SALE REGISTER.
V - • Real Estate entered on oar Private Sale Re
gister, and advertised occasionally In oar Tablie Sale
Abstracts, (of which 1,000 copies are printed weekly,)
free of charge.
STOOKS AND REAL ESTATE---TIIESDAT NEXT.
Pamphlet Catalogues now ready containing fall de
seriptiorm of all the property to be sold on Tends.,
nest 15th inst., with a list of sales 22d and 29th inst.,
and January sth.
STOCKS.
On Tuesday Aver:log,
15th instant, at 7 o'clock, at the Philadelphia Ba
ch:Loge, previous to the Bale of real estate:
11A PRE DR GRACE TOWBOAT COMPANY.—AIso,
2 share!' Philadelphia te Marrs de Grace Steam Tow.
Boat Company.
1 share in the Philadelphia Library.
1 share to the Philadelphia Athenaeum.
1 share in the Mercantile Library.
2 bonds, $l,OOO each, Allegheny county (Penns,lva.
lila Railroad), coupons payable November and May (du*
187ir)
Beaton ticket Arch Street Theatre.
Also, by order of executor—
Phsenia Mutual Insurance Company scrip, of Phila.
del phis, No 064-510.
The American Mutual Insurance Company aerie, of
Philadelphia, No. 89—5140.
Delaware Mutual Insurance Company scrip, of Phila
delphia, No. 7435—5185.
Delaware Mutual Insurance Company scrip, of Phila
delphia, No. 7420-420.
Union Mutual Insurance Company scrip, of Philadel
phia, No. 32-$37 60.
Union Mutual Insurance Company scrip, of Philadel
phia, No. 182—5127 50.
REAL ESTATE SALE—DECEMBER 15th.
This sale will include—
Grplisps' Court ado—Estate of Bonjamiu Burnell,
Decessail.
•- • •
FOUR TIIREE-STORY 11R IC K DWELLINGS—
Pratt street, east of Fairmount 'treat,
••• • - .
VALUABLE FAItIII, II acres and 39 perches, 3 miles
from Phrenixvillo, and 3 miles from Paoli, Cheater
county, Va.
NEAT DWELLING, WIIABTON STRENT.—AIso, a
neat modern throe-story brick dwelling with brick
stable, north side of Wharton street, No. 513, between
Fifth and 813th streets.
TLIRRE•BTORY BRICK DWELLING.—Three-atop
brick dwelling, No. 93 North Twelfth etrset, between
Poplar street and Girard &stone.
"YELLOW SP,RIKOS," CHESTER COUNTY, PA.—
The valuable property known ashbas "Yellow Springs,"
Chester county, extensive boteMuildlng, dwellings,
springs bathe, stabling, Re., and 37 Ewes of land.
VALUABLE MARKET STREET PROPERTY...—.
Alen, the valuable Hotel property, with store, stabling,
Re., No. 1016 Market street. west of Tenth street,
known as the " WHITE HORSE HOTEL," 27 feet
front, 180 feet deep, to Marble street—a first-rate loos
tioil_fpr a Depot._
EXTRA VALUABLE REAL ESTATE—DEOE3IBER 22.
This adlo will Include
LARGE AND VALUABLE LOT—Tenth street, be
tween Chestnut and Market streets corner of Marble
street-96 feet front on Tenth street.l32 feet on Marble
street, with frame tenements thereon renting for $2,400
a rear Clear of all ineumbrume.
VALUABLE CHESTNUT STREET PROPERTY—
North side, west of Tenth street, 28 feet front. 178 feet
deep. Clear of all incambrance. Rents for 21,620 a
year.
tU- Both the above are valuable business locations.
. . . . .
. _
'HIRER-STORY BRICK DWELLING —AThree-story
brick dwelling, south side of Branch street, No. We,
between Third and Fourth, and Race and New streets.
THREE-STORY BRICK DIVELLING.—Three-story
brick dwelling, No 132" Lewis street, north of Thomp
son, between Tenth and Elerenth streets.
VALUABLE RESIDENCE AND STABLE.—Three
story brick dwelling, without double back buildings,
No. 252 South Ninth street, between Locust and Spruce
streets ; also, a substantial new three-story brick sta
ble and coach-house In the rear, on Raspberry alley—
lot 20 by 188 feet. Sale absolute.
REAL ESTATE SALE—DECEMBER 20th,
This sale will include, among other property, the fol
lowing—
Orphans' Court Bale.-z-Estata of William Kueker,
TIIREE•BTORY BRICK DWELLlNU.—Three.story
brick dwelling, north side Poplar street, west side of
Twelfth street.
Soule Estate.
WT.—Lot of ground north side Girard STeIIUO, west
of Twelfth street.
1=501221
BRICK BUILDING AND LOT.—Lot of ground out
aide of Homier etreet, south of Diamond /treat, Nine
teenth ward.
MZEIEEI
TIIREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING —Three-story
brick dwelling went side of Ililbira street, south of
Stiles street, Twentieth ward.
REAL ESTATE SALE-JANUARY Sth
Thi . sale will include—
IN ENTIRE SQUARE OF GROUND. TWENTT
TUIRD WARD, OPPOSITE VIE EPISCOPAL HOS
PITAL.—The valuable Kama of ground, haying a
front of 485 feet on Front street, 546 feet on Lehigh
avenue, 535 feet on Fillmore street, and 546 feet on
Somerset street. Your valuable fronts.
SALE OF LAW 1300K8.
On Monday Evening,
Derentber 14th, at tho auction store, Nos. 139 andlll
South Dinah street, will be sold a stock of law books,
comprising l'Atiolla reports, digests, elementary works,
&e.. &O.
[Ur Particulars in catalogues, which will be ready
on Monday morning and the boobs arranged to!ikaipui-_
PEREMPTORY SALE OF STATUARY, MARBLY.
AND STONE OROUPB, FOUNTAINS, MANTEL
PIECES, TABLES, Ac.
On Tuesday Morning,
15th instant, at 11 o'clock, in the second story of the
auction store, will be sold by catalogue, without
TtSeTTB, an invoice of statuary, kc , recently imported
from Lombardy per barque Pennsylvania, by Signer
Pompeo Argent'. The collection comprises many sorry
beautiful specimens suitable for the drawing-room; also,.
fine garden statuary and fountains.
May be examined any time previous to sale.
Peremptory Sale.
250 FINE OIL PAINTINGS AND WATER COLOR
DRAWINGS—STOCK OF A. 9 ROBINSON.
On Thursday Morning,
'l7th Lust , at 10 o'clock, at the store of A. 8. Robin
son, No. 010 Chestnut street, will be sold, by catalogue..
without reserve, about 250 choice and valuable oi►
paintings and water color drawings by eminent artists,
Inel nd i g Moran, (lent, er, Weber, Rottiermel, Drodotrts
Richardson, Can Starkenberg, Innen, Birch, Banner,-
Lewis. Lawrence, Lent., itchueuelle, Brughel, Bou-
Lelia, C. Lambdln, J. R. Lambdln, &c &e.
particulars in catalogues, three days pre•
vioue to the sale.
Bode Nos. 130 and 141 South Fourth street
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, FINE MIRRORS, ROSE.
WOOD PIANO-BORTE, BRUSSELS CARPRTS, &c.
On Thursday Morning,
At 10 o'clock, at the auction store, an extensive
assortment of secondshand furniture, piano-torte, car
pets, &c., from families declining bonsekeeping.
ELEGANT GRAND-ACTION PIANO-VOMTE --
Also, an elegant rosewood grand pianoforte. 7 octaves,
made by Reichenbash, cost $5OO. The instrument is
nearly new, in handsome rosewood case, and Is equal to
any for volume and quality of tone.
Vr' May be examined the day previous to sale
. .
Salo at No. 912 Chestnut street.
SUPERIOR AND ELEGANT CABINET FURNITURE
Stock of Charles U. White.
On Wednesday blooming,
231 instant, at 10 o'clock, by catalogue, at the ware
rooms, No 012 Chestnut street, the entire stock of su
perior cabinet furniture of 'Or. Chan. 11. White, decl in
lug business,comprising ageneral assortment of rosewood
and walnut drawing-room furniture, in various style cov
erings, rosewood, walnut, and mahogany boudoir furni
ture, superior dining room and library furniture, els
goat and plain rosewood, walnut, and mahogany cham
ber furniture, &e , all manufactured of the best mate
rials and workmanship expressly for private sales.
ID' The well-known reputation of Mr. Charles U.
White as a cabinet-maker, and the experience of up
wards of thirty-five years' business in the city, is a sufti
cleat guarantee to purchasers that his stock is of the
first quality, and we therefore recommend this sale to
persons about furnishing as being well worthy of atten
tion.
AT PRIVATE SALE
Shares In the Academy of Music; Point Breese Park;
Philadelphia and Mercantile Libraries ; Athenaum, etc.
"PARLEY" AT PRIVATE BALE
The elegant country feat and farm, known as " Far
ley," late the residence of Richard Paxson, deceased,
formerly of Dr. Shippen, Is offered at private sale. Full
descriptions may be had at the auction rooms.
FeIOBES NATHAN S, AIIOTIONEEII
AND COMIISSION MXIICHANT, 8. N. come:
SIXTH and RAHN Streets.
AT PRIVATE SALE --Gold and silver patent lover,
English, Swiss, and French watches, jewelry,
of every description, musical Instruments, &c.,
AT PRIVATE SALE—Arranged on second Scot,
household furniture, of every description, beds, mat
tresses, carpeting, looking &Baca, fancy articles, &a.,
&c., &c.
Out-door sales attended to personally by the Anction
ear. Charges very low. ConliFonenta of furniture
clothing, jewelry, dcm &a , solicated.
EATILAN'SPRINCIPAL LOAN OFFICE,
S. E. Corner of Sixth and Rene Streets,
Where money will be loaned on gold and silver plate
Watchee, Jewelry, Diamonds, Clothing, Dry Corals,
Groceries, Segura, Hardware, Cutlery, Furniture, Red.
ding, Homes, Vehicles, Hareem, Stocks. and on all ar-
Mien of value for any length of time agreed co, on more
satisfactory and liberal tennis than at any other ester.
liebment. ill. NATIIANS,
NOTICE.—dII goods forfeited at the Office, S. E. 6r
nee of Sixth and Race streets, will be sold on Thursday
morning, 17th Instant, at 10 o'clock. Depohitare eon
call previous thereto and renew their tickets.
LARGE SALE OF ItORYEITED GOODS,
at the S. E. corner of Sixth and Race streets,
Thuve4ta.v . Morning,
17th instant, at 10 o'clock, in the sales-room, second.
story—entrance from Saco street. Consisting in part
of one case, 175 pairs children's shoes, one very fine our
veyor's instrument, mole by Knox & Chain, two very due
microscopes, superior Daguerreotype camera—complete,
superior overcoats, frock and dress coats Raglans ,
pantaloons, vests, handkerchiefs, under clothing, boots,
shoes, umbrellas, silk dresses, merino, 11110. delsioe,
debase, cashmere, alpacca, and chinta dretewsi s and
dress patterns, cloth velvet and silk mantillas, bisques,
circulars, cloaks and capes, craps, silk, broehe, merino,
stelia, bay State, and plaid woollen shawl,, ladles'
under-clothing, parasols, gaiters, shoes, bonnets, feath
er beds, comfortables, quilts, bed-spreads, tale-cloths,
stools, pillow-ewe, violins, CM toss, accordeons, gai
ters, double and single-barreled fowling pieces, patent
rides, revolving and other pistols, patent umbrellas
and oases, steel skates, and a thousand other articles.
11.7" Particulars hereafter.
11111IENSE SALE OF FORFEITED WATCHES, JEW
ELRY, FILTER PLATE, &e
At the S. E. corner of Sixth and Race streets,
Oa Tuesday Morning,
221 Blatant, at 10 o'clock
W? Particulars hereafter
GREAT BARGAINS FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS,
AT PRIVATE. SALE, AT REMARKABLY Low
PRICES.
Hunting eaao, double nee, and double bottom, lull
jeweled and' lain Euglielt patent lover natelte.
Silver Eoabah patent Wear watches.
Llunting came and up•n face gold esetpemeut gni
lever wfttrliPn
blunting ease and open face told levee watches
Cary fine eunnieled ladies' gold watches
Silver lover and lepine w..tches, English, Swi-e, and
French watches, gold chains, Jewelry, musical iastrm ,
melds, foil numerous fancy articles.
WEBB'S great sale of forfeited Watches, Jewelry,
Guns, Pistols, Dlesical Instrument", &c, will take place
shortly. Due notice will be given.
WEBB'S great Bale of Dry Goals, Clothing, Bedding,
&e being forfeited collsterals, wilt take place shortly.
Due notice will be riven. .
AT PRIVATE BALE, AT lIALF TITS USUAL
SELLING PRICF.3 —Double-bottomed and boating
ease gold patent lever watches, of the most ap
proved makes; hunting rate and open face gold escape
ment lever and lapin. watches, full jeweled ; doe gold
enameled lever and !opine watches for ladles% gold
jewelry of every description; silver lever and le us
watches, in hunting cues and open face; silver English,
Bulls, and French watches; & general assortment of fur
niture beds, mattresses, minor.. to.
OUT-DOOR SALES SOLICITED, and charges to suit
the times, low. , -
thmeignmanta of every de sc ription of solicited
for path* Or prinate sale.
EY ADVA NORD on eft and every Cud of goods,
for publis or private sake, or to be bald for a Ilinit•4
time. Charges low.
GEOHOE W. SMITH, AUCTIO EEH
N. E. corner of BARRON and SOUTH Itreets
obcire Second.
EVENING RAM.
BALE? RYBRY SATURDAY RVINING,
At 1) o'clock, at the Auction Store, of Hardware, Got
lacy, Housekeeping Articles, Clothing, Watotose, Jima.
ry, Fancy Artieles, la.
7_7 _
EBB'S TEA - WAREHOUSE, 223 8.
V v EIGHTH, below Walnut
, Choice pure T1.% 31 by the dolt Or retell, se. teduee,r
trlete, 0111110
flake by %vision.
R SCOTT, Jr., AUCTIONEE*TIntea
sor to WOLBSIST & 80917,) 8t.,
oppanta th e Cad= anoo t botereod inn LW Fifth
Streets.
ZITENSITE SAL& 0? FINZ PCBS. ,
On Monday Morning.,
14th Instant, commencing at 103 j o'clock, precisely,
we will melt without reserve , for cork, a Lane and
valuable assortment of fins furs, for Lair', gents',
and misses' wear ; also 20 sleigh sad carriage robes_
Included will be found cloaks, talons, victoria/it,
pAmluss, muffs, cuffs, capes, gloves, te., mach in
the latest style, of *We, stone martin, Siberian squir
rel, !Itch, ermlns, silver martin, chinchilli, swan's
down, &c.
ID'Tha whole will be diegleyed for emanation, with
catalogues, *arty on the morning of ode whew th e
ladles and gentlemen of Ws city and vicinity are re.
ipsetrully invited to attend.
JAMES A. FREEMAN, AUCTIONEER,
NO. 422 WALNUT 822222, ably. 7017111 E.
OA III I- 24 LI OW 1100311 HOLD ruatartru—tua3-
DAY.
117 We beg leave to Inform the public that we boll
our regular weekly sales of Furniture every Tuesday, et
our SPACIOUS SALES ROOM, NO. WALNUT
STREET, whets every pueblo attention is given to ob
tain the highest prices for the goods of those who may
foyer as with consignments. Psmilies blirinfloOrtiollll of
their furniture to d isp ose of, or those declining honks
keeping and not wishing sales at their own dwelling+,
can have their furniture cessrcuy szmorsr Ya
OUR SALES ROOM, WHERE THEY WILL, REALIAR
BETTER PRICES FOR THEIR FURNITURE THAN
THEY OAR OBTAIN PROM ANY OP THE 717111:1-
TURR DEALERS OR ANY OTHER AUCTION STORE
IN THE CITY.
11J Persosuifsvosing us with consignments east rest
assured thatthalr property will not be sactiaced.
Commissions more moderate than those awlsd
by any other Auction House in the city.
Consigurnents respectfully solicited.
Bales ye/4 imlately alter the goods are
REAL ESTATE eo
SALE—DRCEMBER =-
sold.
This sale at the Exchange on Wednesday evening.,
December 224,1417, at 7 o'cloek, will include—
Orphans' Court &le.—Estate of Joseph Cothran, Deed.
Samos HOUSE AND LOT, ANN STREET, NINE
TEENTH WARD.—A frame house. and lot of ground,
southeast side of Ann street, 80 feet southeast from
Sarah street, Nineteenth ward, 20 feet front, 106 feet
de n n . .....V.S ground reat.
s' Coureliele,—Estate of H. Y. Roemer, Drn'd.
Thri — OPERTT QUEEN STREET, KENSINGTON —A,
Certain house and lot, north side of Queen street, 'A)
feet front, and 120 feet deep, to • 1.33 i feet alley leading
from Shaekunston street. Clear of incurnbtunces.
Orphans' Court Sale.—Same 'Estate.
PRAIIE 110118 E AND LOT. POPLAR STREET.—
A frame house, and lot of ground, north side of Poplar
street, between front and moond, 3 feet front, and 111
fent deep. $l2 ground rent_
Poidtire Rae.
STORE AND DWELL7Nd, COATES ST., ABOVE
BEVENTEENTLI—A three-story brick store and dwel
ling. south side of Coates street, 85 feet 9 inches scut
Of Eighteenth street,l7 feet 1 inch front, sad 63 D. 7 , 4
Inches deep, along Florence street. The, house bas balk
windows, gas, and hydrant. $54 ground mit. Bente
for V 390 per annum. [l:7Terins.--cash. Sale positive.
sa LEr
le struck $5O to be paid 012 each of the shoe when the
me off.
Sale at ~fo. 140 South Eleventh Motet, above Walnut.
'GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, IMPERIAL
CARPET, PAINTINO/4 SUPERIOR REDS, &e.
On Monday Morning,
'At 10 o'clock. will be old at No 140 Borah Eleventh
street, the genteel bonaehold fornlture, carpets, paint
ings, dimer and tea ware, superior feather beds, ma:-
trusses, ke.
117 May ba examined early on the day of sale.
AT PRIVATE - BALI.
A grit-class Printing Office, with *good run of bn4.
nese, four printing preases, two Rugglaa and one Adair,.
T t
theype and every S thing necessary for the business. Apply
a Auction tore.
QAMIIEL NATUANS, AUCTIONEER,
and MONEY LOAN OPFICR, No. 112 Sou th
THIRD Street, below Walnut, appetite Pear at., only
eight doors below the Miebange.
Mars of business from 7 *Wont, A. M., until 13
o'clock In the evening.
Outdoor sales and sales at the Atetien at.
tended upon the Lost satisfactory tonne.
CAPITAL Mi 000.
Established fw lass ream
Adnnoes made from one dollar to thous:rids on Dia
monde, Silver Plat*, Watehes, Jewelry, Hardware, fir
shandies, Clot/Ling, Ileddiag; Oicare, Mutual
Instalments, Gum, 1100,1, Carriages , and Illoada of
every description.
All goods can remits any length of thee agreed
upon.
All Advances, from one hundred dollars and spwarle
will
the be charged 2 per ° rat ant. per month 000 end over,
lowest marlet
This Store Roue haying a depth Of US feet, has tarps
Are and thief-proof vaults to stare all valuables, aad PM
Tate Tratehmen for the premises; also, a hotly lima
ranee effected fat the beasat of all parsons keying goods
advanced apes,
N. B.- Oa seecunt at haring an unlimited capital s
tole Mee is prepared to maks sdranoea 00 ISOM attic.
tottery and aoionunodating tarsus than amp other La
this city.
Mousy armload to the poor, in small moons% with ",
ant any shame.
On Tnesiay Morning,
December 15, at 10 o'eloe-k. Foles-room is the wont
story.
LARGE SALE OF OVER O?7E TROCSAND LOTS OP
Consisting of first-elate gold and sheer p•tent lever
and other watches, diamonds, gold claim. fashionable
jewelry of every description, superior duelling pistol,
valuable books, Laney work ' boxes, superior routtrocd
piano. musical matromenta.
WATCRSl3.—Etaltracing ever one hundred tlrst-elect,
heavy gold hunting-cases and open fads patent lever
watches, made by Stcallart, Cooper, Tobias Johnson
Robinson Ruskell, and other celebrated Makers, sod
warrantui genuine. Aboi, on. very superior eight-Ca r
gold hunting lever watch, full jewelled, IS karst, Law,
cases, coot $3lO Also, IS karat gold and silver anchor
lever watches, full jewelled. Also, 15 karat gold sal
silver lepice watches, fine"}:ngash silver patent lever
watches, by the moat celebrated makers Also, gold an]
silver Englieh, Trench, and Swiss watches.
DIAMONDS —Splendid brilliant diamond brooch and
.ter pimp, Malta orate pattern, c oo s at - 11`iffey &Co
35:5; superior diamond cluster finger nags; also, die •
mood sad ruby anger singe, and diamond shirt studs.
GOLD CUA INS AND PASIIIONABLE JEWELRY OP
EVERY DESCRIPTION.—Fine gold guard. neck, res.,
watch, and fob chairs; gee gold breastpins, fit* go'l
ear rings, fine gold anger rings, gold bracelets, golf
miniature asses, gold 11.101Wiit.L3 lockets ant
chess., gold. spectacles and eye &lass, gold sesta an t
keys, gold studs and buttons, silver card caste sot
comb., and jewelry of every description.
SPLENDID DUELLING PISTOLS AND COLT'S
REVOLVING PIETOLE.—One pair superior Us
laminated stool carrel duelling pistols, with fall W
imple/neat' b rase complete, la perfect order, e
6306. Also, es • pair English 'Thsauseus twist bars
duelling pistol . with felt eel of impkmecto in coo
complete, in pe feet order, coat $lO6. Also, three so
perior. heavy sliver mounted Coil's revolving pistols.
SITPERLIE ROSEWOOD PIANO, VIOLINS, AND
FLUTINA.—Sene superior rosewood piano, dY.; active,
vary dna tose w oula by Sebomacher do Co_ Phil...lei -
phis, cost IMO. Also, one very superior tone Ital Lin
violin. coat SOO Also, one extra, tone old violin. cost
$5O. One floe t ne Matins, cost 436. One large Punch
rosewood ladles work box, cast al. One gesilleauus's
dressing case, complete, coat $3O. Also, a collectinu of
valuable books
WALNUT SOPA, AND CUPPING IMPLIKIDITS
One euperior new welant sofa, spring sent, tufted. cost
:dd. Also, oue full set or cupping Implements, in one.,
complete, colt SIS.
FIELD-GLASS.—One superior field-gttss, in perfect
order, east in Snare $lOO, and nun, artier* act ewn -
monied.
lE' The goods will be opcn for examination on Ilan
day afternoon, DN.-ember 14th. and early ou the mo.a
lugg of sale. The piano, musical instrument& sad pia.
kola, will Le sold positivciT at 11 o'clock.
EMM=I
Gold Patent Levee and other Watches, lamatry. aul
Clothing Ds sold at ?imbued prices. anl47
Copartnersbip Notices
DISSOLUTION.—The PARTNER Sll P
herstofore existing ss BAKER & WILLIAMS is
TIME% DAY dissolved by mutual mascot The businssa
will be contioncd at the old stud, 1132 MARKET St ,
by CHARLES WILLIAMS, who is authorised to collczt
and pay all debt.. of the late 6rm.
PETER IV BAKER,
CIIIRLM WILLIAM*
Dee. 1,1847
The undersigned would inform the public, that built;
bought out Mr. P. W. Baker. his bite partner, be will
continue the GRATING and VENTILATING hamar-se
at the ell stand, 113-.1 MARKET Street, where - vlll be
„found a full assortment of Ranges, neaten, Ventilator.,
Registers, Bath Boilers, Ae , and bopek, by atriet at
tention to business, to merit a shire of the patronage
of the public.
dl-Im CtIARLES WILLIAMS.
ATOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
1 arm of REISS EROTRIIRS dc CO., heretofore ex
isting in New York and Philadelphia, la thin day DP
SOLVED by mutual consent, and that the brudnrea of
the Arm will only be carried on for the purpose of li
quidation. Signed,
ENOCH REM,
ISAAC REIM,
JA311:9 REISS.
31. GANS,
JOHN POTTER.
noIS-d3t& tnths•tf
November 16
Itlcmcp
AMERICAN GOLD,
NEW YORK, BOXION,
BALTIMORE
Bought and F(11 , 1 by
P. BRADY & CO-. Hankers,
125 South THIRD Sheet,
opposite the Dine Bank
A 3IERICAN GOLD
AND
NEW YORK 'EXCHANGE
WAITMD
AT ulaussr CURRENT RATES,
DT
CRONISE CO.,
SPECIE BROKERS.
40 SOUTEI THIRD S
SCULL, CAMBLOS, & CO.,
BANKERS,
N.. 3 South Third Siren.
The highest premium paid for
AMERICAN GOLD.
AND
NEW YORE EXCHANGE.
Uneurrent roads bought and sold.
Etockg bouglit and sold on coneies:4e only. noltl-ts.m..
1.1 W. TINGLEY & CO., BA_NSERS
lupe No. 37 South TNIRD Street, Philade4lla.
COLLICTIONS promptly souls on sit socesmUe p.tats
In the United Stater alKi Caned*
Stocks, Bonds, & o, Ztonght ma Sold on Coseadubs
Uneurtant Bank Notes, Cheeks, a.s., Imsgtil et Ina
torreat tales.
Deposita rimbrsi ma Interest alloni, i per airst ,
mint- now 2...b0
lot Gale anb a'ci Let.
SALE—The stock, business, and
ett - nroe of one of the c test and toil SitIOLI.
S kLE and RETAIL Ltquun STANDS on Market strre•,
?hie stand hs., the Iscilitiee of nerryir.-4 on the ezrzirr
mu and riarit.LlNG hnaine& ou /UM, or , sursli
Address, with rest =rue, t 7 S. N., tlu- ni;ce
del _.ln
FOR SALE-A VALUABLE FARM.
c.atainiw 114 acre., aml TAVERN PROPERTI,
attulte w)thin It miles oC the ray Will be •3lf
lArglia. Ind ntan t. rna Icgmr r
FERDLSIAND E
del2.-Ite 402 LIBRARY Strt,,t, ic.crLS
TO RENT—STORE, n't3 JONES'S
2. LEY, oral. Secou..t. rf3` to 1.1 N. SECOND
Street, Sel.2-It4
DESIRABLE OFFICES at 1520 wm,srp
$3 , opposite the - State Unite; OM of the ea.t
buiclele‘a locations In PhiLaielpltia, with heat, li g ht,
and all mode= tonsan,eutea Apply on The ' , minters,
Room No. IA to A. W. J. BALL treat
, nen.%
FOR SAL.—The four-story GRAKITE
urratasti, on the north .ids of CHOI:VI - I'
Street, welt of ruerth, intended fez the Penatylta.a.a
Bank, and now pearly finished If not Bold Utz+ 1 4
January ht. the Ranking ROOM. £.4 Oiler Ilair Or lan
balding, will be tented separately, or together
Apply to TiIOSIA/9 CIATSN.
da4-stattAll No. 4 MINOI Street
MNIEW==
492 WA+ No i. 2 ar4 3 Ratio
2;?7 WA*. Tar. 'or tale by
GRKINKI2 1,121K2E2'.0.,
d9-4t* No 79 N, Water street, and No 39 N. 'triunes
FIRING BOARDS-23,5W feet Care
n alai boards afio.a, for Wal ton,
jialtrlN a *AC
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