The press., December 22, 1857, Image 3

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, • "Onattitant - of' the Peer ""-YaaterclaY. after
' -460 n, aoneeting of the nietiblitint thie body Ina
- held at their office,orth, Seventh street. Mr.
Brotrn relddid: r'• • • , • -
`PreileittL-Meese.' Atmitrong, cook,' Dunlap,
_Verdi , Gamble," Haeketti Heishley, Bonney,
Ifohn:... 'Lafferty, Moseley, Reeves, Robinson,
Server, Butithilaylor; Brown, (President.)
The following was reported as the census of the
'aims-licinee oh Saturday last; Total number in the
house, 2,87515ame time last year, 2,289; increase,
tiffs naossa over any former period,' 234.
"'RD'edpit - kfortdd -Admitted dining the past two
seeks, 4.31 .births, 10; deaths, 88; ' ; discharged,
-,' 118; eloped, 18 ...bound out, 1.
The number of persons in the different wards on
the 19th instant was as fellows: White women's
nut-watd, 242; do asyllim, 130 ;" do obstetrical, 82 ;
do, nursery, 134. - White oisildren's asylum; 184;
de-heapita l , 142; do bundle atylubi, 261-1,175:
Colored women's out-word, -.21; do. obstetrical,
0; de variety, 25; do hospital. 21-84.
„ White women's out-ward, 801; do insurable, 280;
do hospital, 292; do lunette asylum, 165; do boys'
' Ward; 9-1,553. • •
Voldred men's 'out-ward,' 28; do incurables, 12;
do bespital, 22-93. Total, 2,875.
The usual number of applications for relief were
lecelt- d . Rinmaßamitton asked that her son be
.discharged from prison, where be bad been placed
'for deserting his wife., .The board declined to take
• any action. Mrs. Susan Weill complained that
she bad been deserted by , her husband. The So-
MAW "yeas directed to look after him.
A Communnation was ieeeived from Alderman
James prom:can, stating ,that be had not received
straw bail," us a complainant had alleged be
,;fore the board.
Miss Jemima Cowan submitted bar resignation
as timelier in the Children's Asylum at the Blook•
ley , Almslionie. - She has -occupied' that position
for. nine years' past. , The thanks of the board
were tendered to Miss Cowan.
'..The Garden Committee reported that gime the
lit of May, $2,799.§5 worth of vegetables had
been raised in the garden and consumed at the
Almshouse., - -
The number sent to. the Almshouse during the
'Month, arid the amount of groaerioe and fuel dis
tributed, rime as follows:
Alms Fume- Oast. Wood.
fist. Visitors. house. rats. Groceries, tone. cords.
let,- Jacob Lmyer 51 3 $175 50
21 - Robt. Porter„ 79 5 246 20 184% 10)4
Sd 'W. Smith 147 6 623 50 271% 45
4th - J. Lowry 71 1 178 50 79 38_
sth, T. D. Loughran 23 2 449 35 , 53. 9
nth J. limekiln , 30 0 376 60 168 30
7th - "W. Duffy, 16 ' 0 151 25 , 51% 23
811 t 3. Wilson - 14 1 106 76 38
Oth Garvin . 13 0 47 00 - 26% 0
9th ',3, Whiteside' 0 - 40 00 - 8 • 0
3% HOOtlee ' 0 10 to 0
10th. P. D, Merrier '4O .99 60 , 12 0
T0ta1.;:i....458 18 #2,472 60 884. 168,k
Total number reoeiviriuyellet, 2,107 adults, and
- 5,845 children.
- Mre. •Itaohel Scott wee elected teacher of the
' •Children's Asylum, on motion of Mr. Garvin.
A motion, was made by Mr. Garvin to amend the
'.:rule so that it slialiread as follow!:
sso. 4. He -(the house agent) shall keep two
-re,glators, one for males, the other for females, in
which the names of every pauper, including chit
. siren -in the asylum, shall , be alphabetically sr
- ranged, and he shall examine, or cause to be ex
, amined, all paupers oh their admission, to ascer
tain whether he or she has any money or other
articles in possession improper to be admitted ; and
if any such be found, be shall take the same and
deliver it to • the steward Immediately, together
with an inventory thereof; and he shall keep in a
' -book a register of snob articles, with the portion
lars of each ease, which the steward shall sign on
delivery of theArtioles to him. All examinations
Of female paupers shall be made by a female.
MA Armstrong objected to the word "imme
diately," because it implied that they-had no
I'. faith in the house agent. -
he Motion was agreed to.
Mr. Cook offered a resolittion that the oitt-door
agent lia.instrneted' to take all oases from this
board to Alderman Charles P. Helffrielt, in Fifth
- street, abovoNalnut,insteadof to Alderman Free-
man. - • I
•
Mr. Evans moved - to lay the resolution on the
table; which was not agreed to by a vote of 10 to
7, viz:
YEAS—Meßsre. Dunlap, Ems; Huhn, Moseley,
. Robinson, &ever, Taylor-7.
Neva Messrs. Armstrong, Cook, Garvin, Gam-
Raokett, Retailer, Hearsay, Lafferty, Smith,'
*frown,- (Piosident)-- . 10.
Tharesolutioh was then agreed to by a vote of 9
into 3 . -•
jhe.stoward reported that be had eollested and
-:'',;paidlo the treasurer $28.5.
/dn,ti,rtostrong asked whether any transfer of
thilltelis of the appropriation to them had been
.
lirovni, replied that, transfers had been
Made, but not At all as they desired, but to suit
the views of 4 certain member of Councils. Ito
thought the members of the Guardians of the Poor
knew the wants of - the Alms house More than the
members of Councils, some of whom were never in
aide of the Institution.' 'PM - Mayor had "vetoed the
bill, as. passed . by Camelia; and 'no transfers had
been made.
The following amounts were asked for to supply
the ont-door poor up to the let of February':
26 7th d
Ist District- $225 oth District
do 500 o ....
98 'do " 1000 1 9th do ..
4th do 200 9th do
6th do 1000 110th do
The ayes and neya were - called, and it was agreed
to grant thenbove amounts.
Mr. Garvin said; in asking for, this amount, he
did not care bow Councils noted or what they did.
Redid not care a oont for theta.
Bills were then read amounting to $12,130.74,
and the Board adjourned.
THE MONEY MARKET.
PiILADELPRIA, Dee. 21, 18.57.
The income of
,specie at Now York during 0,
last Week amounted to three and - a
half millions
dollars, against .a little more than one million ex
ported ; so that, unless the receipts of gold from
the - interior are not over-estimated, the bank re•
, . .
serve ought to show an inorease of more than two
. . .
millions, which would bring it up to twenty-eight
millions, It in .expected that the Europa,
to sail next Wednesday, hill carry out near
ly two million , and it is not improbable, no
: Cording to pretty , tood Now York. authority,
'that ono of the large banks there may send, in
addition, four; millions of its gold in order to ere.
ate eight exchange on tendon, in which it has re
cently become an active 'dealer, A steady persis
tence in dile business will do much to put an end
to " bills of exchange; and so far do
gocideeriTitild bringing an important branch of
business down upon a - solid basis. W,o have fre
quently endeavored to demonstrate the induce
• Mentato 'irregularity and speouletion in the busi
• ness of drawing billa of exchange on time, and the
- injury done to merchants generally by that system,
'and we are glad to see a potent effort made in the
direction of reform,
The naive by - the Adristio still leavoo us in doub
as to the fate of finances in Europe. It is imps.
Bible to tell whether the bottom has been reached
pr whether the tendency is to improvement
or forther — conaplioations of business relations.
The Bank of France reduces its rates of discount
again, but it is not possible to attach great im
parlance to that fact, when It is remembered that
the bank' ii a Government engine, and that tho
petition! views and Interests of the Emperor have
as minli to do with its arrangements as the state of
Ilitanees , lithe miantry, While the Dank of Eng
land maintains its high rates, and money is still
in active demand in Londpn ;,while the troubles
at Hamburg continue, and every arrival brings
news of a score of additional heavy failures, we
Cannot reconeile ourselves. to the belief that those
are correct who tell us that tho bottom, line beon
reached.
- The mild weather operates benefielaily in keep
ing open 'canal navigation, end' in mitigating the
sufferings of the poor -and unemployed. Trade ie
generally stagnant,and weakness a predominating
feature of the stook market. The money market
is reasOnnbly well supplied, but capitalists find
little paper offering which they are willing to buy.
Oh such Weser prime paper mare made; the rates
rule at 9 o_lo per cent.
.The city and county of St. Louis have provided
for their -January interest, in New York; the first
with the Bank of the Reirublio, the other with the
Bank of Commerce. The county nil' also pay off
$.300,00,0 Of the principal of its debt , through the
Bank of Commerce. These payments, altogether,
amount to-nearly $600,000, raised by direct taxa
tion, Ind prolpptlYpaid to the accounting officers
during the present hard times at the West.
The New York Tomes says : "The Erlo cep..
Nation has already received some aid from the
English bondholders, and further advises are
looked for In the Canada's mail, duo from Boston
this evening. The disembarrassing of the finances
5f the Company depends mainly upon the stock
_
'and .unseoured - bondholders of 1862, 1871, and
_1875: The lattir are asked to exchange 50 per
tent: in,their bonds and 50 per cent by easy instal
, nietittl;tll`eahlt, or in Coupons due in 1858, for the
new loin.: The management, under present air
counitancer, will not feel justified in continuing
their itibirest. paYments on the unsecured bonds
until assurances are fait of the moon of the pend
ing negotiation. On - the let January, therefore,
in the absenoo of such assurances, the half
yearly Coupon on the loan of 1852 will lie over to
-be funded ika proposed, and - the same course will
be pursued en let 'February with the Coupon th en
to fall duo en the loans of 1871 and 1876 ; though
1,1 ; ' iahoped that no such necessity will devolve
upon the mansgentent. In any event, the deferred
Coupons yin be' received ag cash for the instal
mention the'new mortgage, from any party pre
senting them; so that they will at once have a
market, istb e deferred acceptances of the Company
(received In the same way) now have."
' The Pittsburgh and Connellsville Railroad Com-
nanyyrtll not be able to pay the interest due on
,
- the Ist of January, on the bonds issued for the
subscription of tho city of Pittsburgh to that
road, - and, the burden falls- upon the city,
- - which refuses--to pay. Legislation will probably
be ,
had -at „Ifarrisburg this winter upon this
eubjeot, etitharialog an exohange of the stook held
by Pittsbirgh and Allegheny county for the bonds
they have honied.
PKILADILSHIL STOOK DEOBANGE SALES,
- - - 21, 1867.
Itsported May Jr., Stock Broker, Ito.
`..801 Wal nut Street.
Ansel! BOARD.
2000 Datalr,l4lnort ts.4o i6O Reading 11 f. 5.27,4
2900 -do 40 4 brorrio Canal prd.93g
1000 39 41 &buy! Nay fa ~..17,44
600 ' ` do - ...1n00m4.21314
,30 do ...... ..,17%
1000 Pena Ss 0 4)6 Doman 38,ki
200 ', do .. .. . ...104g 2 do ~,.. • • • . 22 74
, 2000 d0;•.''..t.45w0.941( 100 L Island H 9%
o ....46wn.841(- Norrlatown
'OO9O -- Iforrlio Osost 04..12% 20 61113.6111 R 494
.' 1000 1 1 00di9g 1 104.10.1214 44 do' , ... .
,;^ • 'lO6O- t1euunD.00,. , :;,.62y( 11 Dant , or
- .0 0 Xfading . do
a0,. - .27g 4' do" • 101(
.. .. : .. 27% 1 do .. r . r ... .10,v
...' 2 N d0',...,64.27)d
,
4000Ofty8i.:.d&P.s§
2000 Trenton P.'03....67
8000 Penn 83 six
BROOM)
2000 Penn 58...406nn.g0i
200. do '
10 Harniaburgh
60 Union Oanal pfd. 4
20 do 4
6 I.lWelkin R 59!
70 Reading R—10ta.27%
100 do ..66&int.27%
L Schuyl R 10t5...33
%08111 G P
Bid. Asked
17 States 6e'88.110
Pk!lan int 911.85% skg
" HR.B5g 89g
" . New. 911% 92)
Pentsylv
Reading R • 27g 27g
de Bonds , 70 72 74
do dirt 8e'34,81
do do '86.66 663(
penny RR 381 i 3811
Aforris Card Oon 42 44
Rau N 61
CITY ITEMS.
Tun rum AnTs.—There has seldom, Korot, been
a collection of expensive engravings of such dlstingillshed
merit offered at public sale in this country, as that now
being arranged by Mr. A. S. Robinson at his rooms, No.
910 Ohestnut street.
Brom the short examination we have mode of them,
we are not prepared to give a critical notice, but shall
refer to them again prior to the day of sale, which is
announced in oar Advertising columns. There are seve
ral pieces in th s collection that have obtained a world
wide reputation for their respective authors
Among these we may Instance the Waterloo Banquet,
at Apsloy House; June 1, 1830, which is without doubt
one of the most magnificently engraved pictures in the
world
The history of the event immortalized is this work
of art will be readily brought to mind by many of our
readers. The Iron Duke is represented in the attitude
of delivering hie speech on that °melon, amid the
brilliant throng of seated guests, whilst Immediately
in front of him on the banquet table is displayed the
magnificent gift with which the Duke of Wellington was
presented on thit occasion by the allied sovereigns,
said to have cost the enormous sum of three millions of
dollars. A colored engraving of "Napoleon's last Re
view "ds a superb piece of art, end fa itself worthy of
being made the eabject of normal hours' examination.
Many more tare and valuable things which it would
be superfluous for us to extol, might be named in this
tonnection such, for example, ate E. Landeter's two
great Deer Pictures ; Naulbach's Destruction of /ern.
salemaproof impression on India paper ; VAnnonci
ation ; Evangiline ; Marie Antoinette, and a score of
others.
FOR CHILVIIIIN OF 'A LAUOEK GROWTH.—" A
child le eager to have tiny toy he sea, but throws it
away at the eight of another, and Is eager to have that.
We are moat of us children through life, and only
change one toy for another, from the cradle to the
grave.", Hence we should be careful to select such
$ 4 rays as are useful as well as ornamental, and as
this is the season for presents to old and young, we
would suggest as a suitable gift any one of the many
superior articles of clothing, offered at prices in accord
ance with the times, by the great clothier Granville
Stokes, No 607 Chestnut street.
" Tee earth has bubbles as the water has,
And those are of them "
whose excessive vanity induces them to believe that,
however well formed the person, they can appear to
advantage In a coarse, ugly, ill.fitting snit of clothes.
We know of hut one establishment In the city, where
line fabrics, beautiful etyles, and perfect tits are the
eharacteriatics; and that Is the fashionable emporium
of Oliftott, Albright, & Co., " Jayne's Hall," No. 627
Chestnut Street. Mr.Johu N. Albright, who has charge
of the cutting department, is the oldest and most ex
perienced cutter in'the 'United States.
THE BEST KIRD- 1 6F A CHRISTMAS GlFT•—There
In great diversity of opinion as to what constitutes the
most appropriate Obristmm, gifts For our own part,
we go for the clam of articles which blends the useful
and the ornamental. For inetance, for a youth nothing
could be more Judicious than anew suit from the'Brown
Stone Clothing Hall of &mishit' & Wilson, Nos, fon
and 005 Chestnut street, above Sixth. R. & W. keep a
vast attiortmeht of garments for both gentlemen and
youths.
A CHRISTMAS PRESBNT FOR NOT/HMO—Those
who buy books of G. G. Evans, at his Gift Store, No.
333 Chestnut street, get a gift for nothing, as with
every purchase of a dollar and upwards is furnished
some article of Jewelry or silver•ware, coal or flour,
worth from twenty-five centsup to ono hundred dollars.
A pleasant surprise to got a lever watch worth one hun
dred dollars for a dollar; and yet the thing is quite a
common occurrence at Xrans's.
A Brum PonxvEn.—Many a young man has
Made a fair lady his friend forever by sending a Christ
mas present of confectionary, white many have thus
paved the way for love and marriage. Those of our more
ardent readers, who wish to try their luck in this way,
should be sure to patronize good confectioners like E .
0. Whitman & Co., Second street, below Chestnut.
Messrs. W. & Co. have a superb stock, and It Is most in
vitingly arranged.
stoves We have never seen a liner assort
ment of gloves than are to be found at B. 0 Walborn &
Co's., Nest and 7 North Sixth street. They are selling
them very low, moreover, as indeed everything in their
line stock of gentlemen's furnishing goods.
Vent' RECIIERCIIE.—Potry tk Brother's table
d'hote, at four o'clock, is one of the sensations of the
•day. Our friends u•ho dine there speak of the whole
thing as eminently recherche. There are several courses,
and they are served in true Parisian style. Those who
ant wine can get a good bottle of Berme or St. Julien
for fifty cents, The Petry's are connoisseurs in tholes,
eating. FroM soap to dessert their dishes eloquently
proclaim the fact.
oo
... 500
... 200
... 200
.. 726
BitAmu PLATfin W.etitB.—We take great pleasure
in calling the attention of our remis' to the extensive
establishment of Meyer h Warne, No. 701 Chestnut at.
Their unique and beautiful patterns of American silver,
an article greatly superior, in every reepect, to the
common Britannia or plated ware, is now attracting
great attention. It has a brigLt,ebatT l clean cut look,
a clear silver ring; it is much harder, and cannot be
bent or dented; it is not easily affected by heat; end
astly, is sold fully as cheap as the common kind not
'possessing its superior qualities, Messrs. M. & W. have
magnificent butter dlehes, tea seta, ice pitchers, goblet',
caps, and, to fact, every article in their line, of beauti
ful patterns and designs, and finished with exquisite
taste. The prices will suit all pockets just now, which
It/milli an item worth considering.
Importations.
[Reported ter The Press.
RIO JANElRO—barque A A Drebort, Merritt-1014
bags coffee 1 box samples Rutter, Newhall, & Go; 1013
bags coffee 1 box samples Rutter & Patterson.
WILMINGTON, NV—lichr J It Planner, Thompson
-28 bbls spirits turpentine Yarnell & Ogden; 26 do Row
ley, Ashburner & (lo; 3 boxes mdse & I Soarer &
1789 bbls rosin 28 do spirits turpentine 113 bags pea
nuts 1 bale cotton 8 phget sundries order.
LETTER BAGS
At the Mete/tants , Exchange, Philadelphia.
ehip Tuscarora, Dunlevy Liverpool, Dec 26
Barque ben Warren, Clifford Bavaria. noon
Barque A J Harvey, Mar Berbadoea, soon
Echr Jan II Stroup, Como Carder's!, mon
Behr 8 B Wheeler, Conlon Havana, BOOD
PIIIIADELPRIA BOARD OP TRADE.
Jonx R PRNROSE,
WM. O. PATTERSON, COMMITTER or TER MONTH
V. lasanicit,
SAILING or THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
FROM THE UNITED STATES.
8711MIUB ♦ROW FOR
Europa Doston..Llverpool
Canada ..... .....New York..Ltrerpool
Fulton Now York..llavre....
Borussia New York—ltamburg.
Adriatic New York.. Liverpool....
Persia New York..Llverpool.
Arago New York..Haere....
PROM EUROPE,
TRIM /OR DAT
Edinburg Glaegow..New York Deo 2
Adriatic.... ....Liverpool—New York Den 9
Panda ....... ....Liverpool—New York Dec 12
Arago Havre..Nele York Dec 15
Niagara Liverpool—Boston Dec'l9
Atlantic .... ....Liverpool..New York 'Dec 23
Africa .....Liverpool—New York Dec 26
Ilemmonia IDunburg..New York Jan 1
Fulton 11avre..New York /au 12
ILF - The California Mall Stoamere nail from New York
on the 6th and 20th of cook month.
Marine ,intelligence
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 22, 1.857.
81711 RIBEB - 7 25-BIIN BETH 485
ELIQR WATER 4 32
ARRIVED
Steamship City of New York, Howes, 46 hours from
Boston, with mdto and museums to Henry Wieser. Be.
porte having posited oil the Brandywine the brig A Na.
all, from Havana, upward bound; nfl the Buoy on the
Middle passed the brig Judge Hathaway, for Olenfuegoo;
oil Bombay Hoek the barque Oak, for Boston, and ackr
L Audenrcid bound up; oft Reedy bland passed eche
Goo Washington, upward bound; off New Oast% palmed
schrJulla Smith; bound up; off Wilmington Creek passed
the ochre Alfred Dunning, Grace Olrdler, J Planner,
from Wilmington, NO, in tow of tug Pilot, and nix
others, names not ascertained.
Barque A A Drebert, Hewitt, 45 days from Rio de Ja
neiro, with coffee to Rutter, Newhall ACo Left Oct
10th, barques Japonica, Sheldon, hence, wts; Fanny
Holmes, Smith, from New York for Mobile, ready to
load; J 11 Lanceeter, Somers, for San Francisco, dischg
Ship Waverly, Luce of and from New York, bound to
Melbourne, pout into Janeiro Oct 26 leaky, and had
been ordered to discharge. Nov 10, tat 138, long 35 W,
epoke barque Olara Mull, outward bound; wished to
be reported. Nov 28, let 046 N, long 46 34 W, spoke
brig Bonito, Upton , from Buenos Ayres for New York.
Behr Ring Dove, Johnson, 0 days from Alexandria,
with indite to T Wobeter, Jr.
Behr Sea Flower. Thompson, 3 days from Baltimore,
with mdse to T Webster. Jr.
- • .. • .
80hr J 1.1 Planner, Thompson, 7 days from Miming.
ton, NC , with naval eterea to Pettit, Martin & Co.
Bohr Julia Smith, Crowell, 4 dap from New Bedford,
in ballast to Crowell &
Bohr A 0 Gray, Belly, I day from Smyrna, with corn
to Bewley, Wilson & Co,
Bohr Telegraph, Truitt, 1 day from Camden, DC,
with corn to daa Barrett & Bon.
Bohr Young America, Tuft, 1 day from Bt George's,
Del, with corn to Joe Barrett & Bon.
Behr Diamond State, limithers, 2 days from Milford,
Del, with cora to J H SlcOoliPy.
Bohr Stafford, McCready, 2 days from Baltimore, with
wheat to Robeson Lea.
-•• • .
Saar J L Roberson, Sheppard, 2 days from Baltimore,
with wheat to Robeson Lea.
Steam-tug J L Posey; Robineon, B hours from Dela
ware Breakwater, having towed to sea on Saturday night
atIOX o'clock, the ably U B hfildmay, for London. Re
ports the brig Alfred Exalt, from Ifigrana, off Reedy
Island, upward bound
CLEARED.
Steamship Delaware, (lopes, N York, J Allderdice.
Skip John Trucks, Lindsay, Panama, Bishop, Simons
& Co. •
Ship Belle of the Oteen, Reed, New Crime, DS Stet
eon dr. Co
. .
Barque Cliestdre, Barra. ; Charleaton t do
Brfg Molunkus, Mitchell ) Wilmington, Del, )1 A 800
der to Co.
Behr Tillage Bell, Harvey, Bt. John, NB, E A Bonder
& Co.
130 hr 81 Wrightington, Wrlghtlngton i Fall Elver, Ca
been & 00.
Sam R F Stockton, Ireland, Norfolk, Morris k Murray
Str It I. (law, Iler, Baltimore, A (from, Jr.
(oerrespondt nee of the Philitil , lohla Riel lam)
LEWE, Del., Dee. 19,
The ship Philadelphia, (pkt) Pool, tor Liverpool,
brig Oeo Downes, for Porto Rico; live brigs unknown;
earl/ D S King, Mary Stedman, Sarah Id Sherman, A
Cannon, Rhode Weed, 0 A Reolishe• Trident, A •
Ware,MOCintaLl Ware ) Max King, J KoPkino,
King, Itaottel hoe, and P Armstrong, with others,
went to sea on Friday afternoon. Wind NW..
Pours, &o, WM. M. HIONUAN.
TIOASDB,
60 union Canal pfd.:. A
68 Bk of Penn....10t3.10
[ST TZLIORIPH,J
(Correspondence of the Philadelphia &change.)
CAPE BOLAND, Deo 21, 4 P
30
An hermaphrodite, outward bound, went to the
Breakwater this afternoon, and Is now at anchor. No
vessels in eight inward bound. Wind ENE, and the
weather hoe a stormy appearance.
Yours, dco., THOS. B. HUGHES.
5 Lehigh Scrip...... 344'
Casa Amboy 11....176)(
7 Penn It 387(
2 do 887(
10 Norristown R 63
N Penn R 83(
7 Western Bank.—.ss
6 'Farm/Mock 8k...62
BOARD.
60 Erie R 18
(ST TELEGRAPH TO THE TREES.]
NEW Your., Deo 21.
Arr, Dutch galliot Foaca Helena, from Amatardarall
ONFS—DULL. '
Bid. Asked.
Sc N6s , 82 prof 1734 174(
, 4 5t00k.... 0 11
Wrosp't & Elm RIOX 1134
debit wort Vs 68 69
MEMORANDA.
Steamship Palmetto, Baker, hence at Boston yester
day.
Steamship Star of the West, Gray, sailed from New
York yesterday for Aspinwall.
Steamship Granada, Hansen, from New York, at Ha
vana 11th inst, and sailed sumo day for Aspinwell.
Ship Juniper, Lefavor, from Rio de Janeiro Oct 22d,
bound to New York, was totally lost, with her cargo of
5000 bags coffee, on the 12th ul., on a reef 110 miles
south of Pernambuco. The J was built at Robinson,
Me, in 1863, registered 513 tone and rated A. 2. She
WOO vetoed at about $l3lOO, which, with about $4OOO
freight, was covered by lusurance in Philadelphia and
New York officee; her cargo was insured In New York.
She was owned by Messrs. Themes A Newhall & Co, of
this city. 'The captain and crew arrived at Pernambuco
Nov 19.
Ship Neuces, Stevens, from Galveston, at Liverpool
Bth Butt.
Ship Ocean Belle, Holleran, from New York, arrived
et Liverpool Oth inst.
Ship Wild Rover, Cromwell, for Callao at Liverpool
6th inst.
Ship Harvest Queen, Horton, from Callao, at Liver
pool 29th ult.
Ship Morning Light, from CAIIBO, at Portsmouth Bth
lnet.
Ship 'Mary MoNear, llcNear, from Chinches, at Havre
sth inst.
Ship Civilian, Purringion, from Callao, at Cowea 7th
inst.
Ship Fanny S Perky, York, from Callao, at Cowes
oth Inst.
Ships Wm Penn, Meade, and Wyoming. Brooks, for
Philadelphia, remained at Liverpool oth lust. loading.
Ship Mandarin, Porritt, for San Francisco, sailed from
Hong Kong Oct 3.
Ship Hesperus Lewitt, from Callao, at ilowea Des 2.
Ship Nonpareil, Foulke, for Savannah, entered for
loading at Liverpool 27th ult
Ship Burlington, Toro, entered outward at London
28th ult, for Hobart Town. (altered from Adelaide
Ship Jane E Walsh, York, from Leghorn for Philadel
phia put Into Gibraltar 224 tilt, with loss of rudder.
Ship Tartar, Mix, from New York for Shanghae, was
spoken Nov 13, let 34 N, long 37 W, with loss of moat
of her sails, and mitt of the crew in a state of mutiny;
intended to make Porto Prays.
Ship Ocean Steed, Cunningham, from Calcutta, ar
rived at Dieppe 21st inst.
Ship Midnight, Hatch, for Calcutta; sailed from Son
derland 6th (pat.
Ship Horatio, Hungerford, from iiihenghtut for New
York, was spoken Sept 13, Ist 85 5, long 10 W; conse
quently the fears felt at Shanghae on the 25th, that she
might have been lost in the typhoon of Sept 5, are shown
to have been without sufficient cause.
Barque Almeida, Goes, at St Jago de Cuba 4th inst
from New York.
Barque Charlotte 11 Tay, Hughes. hence, via Tappa
hannock, arrived at Rio de Janeiro Nov 7.
Barque Alamo, Midges, from Rio de Janeiro, arrived
at New York yesterday.
Barque Powhatan, Simmons, from Mesta, was at Pa
lermo 25th ult.
Bovine E Cohen, Burgess, remained at Gibraltar
23d ult.
Barque Jeannette, Barclay, frrm Amoy, was at Hong
Kong Oct 25th.
Barque Southerner, Clifford, for Philadelphia, was
loading at Palermo 25th ult.
Brig Ocean Wave, James, for Brandywine, cleared at
New York yesterday.
Brig Chicopee, Howes, from Boston, arrived at Liver
pool 3d inst.
Brig Malvern, Le'ar, sailed from Kingston, Ja, 20th
ult. for Philadelphia.
Brig Elise, Horn, from Wilmington, NO, for Rotter
dam, at Ilelvoet 27th ult.
Brig Geo Downes, Jameson, hence for Mayaguez, went
to lea at 7m P 111 19th Mat,
Eche GOY Wm A Newell, Turner, at Segue sth inst.
from Wilmington, NO.
Sohn' AI B alahony, Robinson, and Colorado, Bailey,
for Philadelphia, sailed from New Redford 19th tut.
Schr Polly Price, Price, sailed from Havana 12th font
for Mobile.
do 2dm 48X 49X
Long Island 9X 9X
Vicksburg 7 7x
Girard Bank 9 9jj
Lehigh Zino 7 1
Union Cana1.....3 4
New Creek. x
Oatawiesa ICR.. 0 0X
Havana Dec 11—Brlg Wing°ld, Loring, of Boston,
which arrived 10th inst. from Portland, has noted pro
test, having lost overboard her deck load.
14th—An American brigantine. it is reported, is
*whore near Butubuno, on the south aide of the Island,
but neither her name or any other particulars concern
ing her are known here.
. .
Liverpool, Deo 3—Arr 2d, Samarang, Kelly, from St
John, with alight damage by contact with the Contest.
Dec 3d—The Contest, Johnson, from Meceio, was In
contact leutt night, off the Crosby Lightship, with the
American ship Samarang, from St John, ND, and lost
wizen mast, fore topgallant meet, atauncheons on star
board aide, Am.
At Amoy Oct 141, B It Milan, J Mareball, Penguin,
and Resolute.
At Foo Chow Foo Oct 10, Celestial, Golden State,
Kremlin, and Sarah 11 Snow.
At Hong Kong Oct 25 Auckland, Barred& Brothers,
Belle of the West, Burnham, Cariboo, Courser, Chili),
Eagle Wing, Emperor, Frank Johnson, Ilindoy, Ifou•
qua, Joe Peabody, Lyon, Malay, North Wind. Osban
Howes, Oscar, Queen of the Bees, Swordfish. Ticonde
roga United Staten, Wanderer, and Wizard.
At' Bhanghae Oct 10, Alfred 11111, Antelope, Ariel,
Florence, Moser, Intrepid, Nabob, Reynard, Skylark,
and Surprise.
At Macao, Beaver, Comet, Contest, Endeavor, Eu
ropa, John Jay, Kate Hooper. and Norseman.
At Manilla Oct 5, ships Matilda, Lee, and Flying
Childers, White, for New York, Idg; Boston, Potter;
and ()cringe, Smith, for Boston, do.
At Bombay Nov 3, ships Sweepstakes, Lane. for New
York, Idg; AII Thompson, Small, for London do; John
& Lucy, Miller, for Liverpool, do; and others.
At Rangoon Oot 3, ship &saes, Hartz, for the United
Kingdom, Idg.
NEW YORK, Dec 2lat—Arr Hamburg steamship
Borussia, Tnsutmann, from Hamburg Dee Ist, and
Southampton 4th at 5 P 31, with noire and 51 passengers.
Had strong westerly gales daring the p .ssage, except
ing the last four days, which were fine nod pleasant.
From the 11th to the 14th, have been compelled to lay
to in consequence of a tremendous gale 12th lost,
Honor Furgensen, (seaman) fell overboard and was lost.
19th, lat 42 40,1 en 0510, saw Hamburg barque John
Hermann, from Hamburg for New York. U S Id steam
ship Adriatic, Went, Liverpool Deo 9; sehrs Richard A
Wood, Cramer, Richmond,• W II Benedict, Ellis, do; It
3 Herter, Cullen, Norfolk. Cleared—Ship Pacific,
Gadd, New Orleans; barque Month Stevens, St Jago do
Cuba; ochre Yorktown, Wogioro, City Point; Woodbine,
Allen, Attakapas; J G Huntington, Bowie, Alexandria
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
GIRARD HOUSE-Chestnut street. below Ninth.
J T Young, N Y 8 R Mallory, Florida
OW Sanders, Bait Mrs Y . Benne, Washington
Mr Noll Ky John It Masi:mho°
II N Thomas , N Y E Mlttchards, Lebanon, Pa
A F William, Mich 0 E Chapman, N Y
0 Donahue & la, N Y J II Chapman, N Y
P Thomas, Dalt Mies A 8 Chapman, N Y
.1 9 klalcsy, IVashington 1413 P 11 0 Barlow, N Y
11 C Cleendann, N 'V E Green & la, N Y
W Irving, U 9 N Dr o , llutter, U 8 N
II A Thomas, N Y .1 W Tabor, Me
&
J N Peraing, N Y 0 0 Potts ln, lowa
G A Nicolle, Reading J II Gentry, Richmond
J Stuart, N Y D A Hatchor, Richmond
G Kennedy, Smyrna, Del C A Henderson, Wash
1131 Era, Wheeling, Va .1 W McConkey, halt
It C Stallard & la, Va 11 V Olime, fit Look
If 0 Ent& t, New York 11 Il Sawyer, New York
0 W Roback, If D, Cinein N N Lyons, New York
W W Dechert, New York .1 Julian, New York
It Stack, Now York E M Richards, Lebanon
Mira flimsy, Del Miss Mitchell, Del
A F Thompson, Boston John Hill, fr, Roston
Luther L Parker, !Malan Geo T Coulter, Dalt
9 T Hubbard, Batt 11 F Dickinson, Va
II B Dickinson, Va J P Coruegya & w, Del
0 T Dupont, New York Jae A Taylor & la, N Y
Cornelius Rapoly & la, I. I
UNION HOTEL—Arch street, below Fourth
J Lenny, Flemington, N J E Perrin, Leesport, Pa
Mrs F Parvin, Leesport Chas U. Pyle, Lebanon., Pa
A W Kline, Reading, Pa G M Cook, Columbus, Ohio
Jno Grants, Columbus, 0 E Biddle, Del
Mrs II Biddle, Del Jno A Uoseteller, Pa
J'rof Addleon, Boston M E Walker, Del
Gee W ganders, Ballo D Caere;, Delaware
W II Lace, Delaware Frank Mos, N Y
G W Thorp. N V Joe Young, Boston
8 R. Bates, N Y Thou Baumgardner, Lane
BF Bhurk, Lancaster Wm 0 Gilbert, Londoner
J W Klltinger, Lebanon 11 F Bostick. 8 0
Mrs Consmiller, Itoboken T Markwater, lloboken
lire lilarkwater, Hoboken II Sanford, N Y
C A Darling, N Y 0 D Babcock, N Y
Jas Myers, N Brunswick C U Bean, lif Y
Frank Ray. N Y It Edwards Jr, Bolton
Bawl Durgin, Boston Jos Durgin, Boston
A Maurice, N Y A 11 glottis, Kencitha
A K Williams & la, Mace SJ Bradwell k la, Ohio
Levi Preston, Chester co Mrs Ileybold, Del City
Mrs Unpin. Del City MO T Dante & la, Beading
J F Coital, Reading R A V Polak, N Y
A K Gay, Winslow, N J John Lorrain, Galena, 11l
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,Jan 1
.Jan 2
,Jan 6
,Jan D
AMERICAN HOTEL—Chentnut street, above Fifth.
II D Murphy. N 3 Jon Rhodes, Coon
N 0 Smith, Conn 3 0 Smith, Norfolk
F L Robinson & id, Chicago H Mann Washington
Jos B Collins, Md B I , Collins, bid
l no B Harrison & In, Boston Mien Harrison. Boston
Jan B Carlor, Boston ' Urn W Field & la, N Y
Franklin Bricker, Rending .3 no W Stodda•d Ohio
E P Wayer, Madison, Ind Joe A Culbertson, CIO, 0
0 W Brown, Washington L Brown, Washington
Jan 8 Johnson, Pa Beni Campbell, Washingim
Jan B Johnson, Pa P W Weichman, N Y
0 W Campbell, Bolt J W Paine, N Y
Jan W Lindville, Phila 111 II Smith, Va
MERCHANTS , NOTEL—Fonrth et., below Arch.
0 L ltowand, Valley Forge W T Purnell, Md
Tno McCleary, Milton, Pa Sll Pollock, Milton, Pa
N D Oortright, Chunk Jae E McLean, Belppensbg
E Chapin. York, Pa E W Davidson, Philo
Dvhlfd Wagner, Bellefonte Nathan Worley, Pa
IS Yallentins, Tenn Elillrenby, Batavia
Jno lt Garrison, Ohio Win Lilly, Mauch Chunk
T 8 Thompson; Ashland E T Foster, Mnu'h Chunk
John Byline, Clifton Oro Blackburn, Clifton
Smith Gormley, Clifton J Shellenbarger, Pn
John A McGinley, N J John Wherry, N J
J Burr Ileddig, F S Blitz, Columbia
Wilson Ager, Robersburg Smyeer, Yolk, Pa
NATIONAL ROTEL—Race street, above Third
D C Brown, N Y C W Clark, Coehen, N Y
hoary J Roberts, N Y Geo B Johonton, Pa
II B Btattlar, Lewisburg Robt Bradford, Reading
C J Wilson, Reading II .1 Dandier, Pottsville
C D Smith, Ohio Bbinner, Allentown
Jacob Landis, Middletown EN Ranch, blanch Chunk
Baml Morris, Jr, Pottsville
STATES llNlON—Market street, above Sixth.
0 Mauer & la, Pittsburgh 0 Stuck & la, York, Pa
N McDonald, Columbia Edw McDonald, Pottsville
F Dell, Ye S Bromell, Ya
R 0 (milliner, MlMotown 8 Morgenroth, Ohio
J E Fox, Pa
BLACK DEAR INN—Fifth and MerOhal;t streets.
David Drown, Chester co Lewis Pennock, Jr; Pa
S J Williams, Chester co James Scott, Lewisville
Davis Kimble Kimbleville Thee)" 131Yest,Drandwine
Joe Mintzer, Pottsville Sarni Moses, Phoenixville
Jacob York, Phoenixville U Hamad, Newark, Del
DG T Dare, Lancaster co Jae B Kennedy, Lane co
010 K Clark, Pottstown David Mimes, Pa
Robt Kennedy, Pa.
BARLEY SHEAY—Second, below Vine.
S Harper, Fox Chase, Pa J 0 Parry, New Hope
J C0V101.1 2 Point Pleasant Ire Tyson, Cheltenham
Mrs Tyson, Cheltenham Thom Warner, Bucks co
D Blair & la, Bucks co Chas Willard, Newton
Wm crooks, New Hope thiml Holcomb, Bucks co
J L Lovett, Bucks co BenJ Blackwell, N J
en
R Courson, Bucks co Thos Barton, Bucks
Robt Beans, Bucks co John Heller, Bucks , co
Wm L Walker, Bucks co
BALD EAGLE—Third street, abort) Callowhill.
II T Trumbowor, Bucks co P Faust, Northampton co
EranFriechlet, Pocks co Henry Stahl, Norrietown
NV/heeler dc. la, NJ 31 Deveraux, Reading
Jas Romer, Paxton
BLACK BEAR HOTEL—Third street, ab. Callorrbill.
Immo Loran, Hamburg A Untletkoller. Limerick
(leo Eckert, Schuylkill Co J C Coleman,Schuylkill co
Mrs Coleman, Schuylkill co Wall Verger, ❑reen tau w
It Etoneutow, Emitou, Pa
to
ADISON TlODSR—Second street, above Market.
J Talmud, Odense, Del Joalma Dower, Del
8 0 &adman Del David Mallon, Del
Robt Manley, Ditteburgh T 0 ?Tilden, Pittel urgh
Minnick, Pittsburgh dm Ponder, Del
Andrew Alwiek. N Y J T Farsoo, Smythe, Del
FS V Yirsoo, ihninn, Del
TUEiDAY, - 11E : 661BEii A, 1857.!
MARINE MIBOELLANY
FOREIGN PORTS
DORESTIO PORTS
Up to 12 o'clock Lase Night
Oporial Natiteo. „
Gold Pens.—The attention of the public is
called to our essoctolent. Eva pen astrented to give
satisfaction, FARR & TEIOMPBON,
de2% dtjen Digls Building, 1124 Chestnut street,
Ladles and Gentlemen may obtain valuable
Phrenological descriptions, day and evening, at the
CABINET, 922 CHESTNUT Street, above NINTH,
south side. Particular attention paid to the examina
tion of children. del7.7t*
The Greatest Bargains in the World.—The
subscriber, being about to close his business, offers his
entire stock of superior Ready-made Clothing [or sale.
All in want of a superior article are invited to give
bima call. Store to let and Mauna far sale. M.
TRACY, 292 MARKET Street. delb.aos
Furs: Furs Furs Selling on at reduced
prices, wholesale and retail, at 1961. F. 11ESEL'S
Fancy Fur Store, No. 152 North Third Street, below
Race street. del4-2er
Holiday Cats.—Gentlemen's {Wrappers, Mut
gent, scarfs, oravate, ties, 'docks, shawls, dm These
are most useful presents, and are to bo found In great
variety at W. W. Knight's, 012 Arch street, above BUM,
at very low prices. del2•d•tdeo.
Skates! Skates I Skates I—Oar %Trident will
Bad the largest and moot complete sasortment of this
winter luxury, and at the lowest prices, at W. W.'
KNIGHT'S, No. 019 Market street, opposite Decatur
street. no3o-101
Saving Fund.—Nntionni Safety Trnst Co.,
Office, WALNUT Street, 8. W. corner of THIRD.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR BUSINESS DURING THE
SUSPENSION OF SPECIE PAYMENTS BY THE
BANKS.
1. Deposits received and paymente made daily
2. Current - Bank Notes, Meeks, and Specie will be
received on deposit.
3: Deposits made to Bank Notes or Cheeks will be
paid back In Current Dank Notes.
4. Deposita made in Dold or Silver will be paid book
0(1111.
Interest Viva Put Cm. per enema
Furs.—Joseph Hosenbaum's Fars are eels•
brated for cheapness, style, and quality. Store 416 Arch
street, between Fourth and Fifth. N B.—Furs altered
into fashionable styles. We study to please. dak-lm
Jackson,
JOB PRINTER,
MEROEIANT
Cheeks, Notes, Drafts, Dills Lading, BIN Heads, Cdr.
enter'', Oarde, and all other kinds of Job Printing, at
prince to eult the times. onlT-ly
Seamen's Sating Fund—Office 103 Walnut
street, one door west of second 'area. 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.
Wilco open daily, flom 9 until 9 o'clock, and on Mon
day and Saturday until 9 in the evening. Pieeldent
Franklin Fell; Treaanrer and Secretary, Oharlea M.
Morrie.
For Perfumed Breath, White Teeth, and
Beautiful complexion, use .; Balm of 1.000 Flowers."
For dressing Ladies' hair, use " Woodland Cream, a
new Pomade." It curls Gentlemen's hair beautifully.
P. INTRIDOZ & Co., Proprietors, N. Y.
For sale by T. D. Peterson, SOO Chestnut; Samuel
Fiimes, Twelfth and Chestnut; A. D. Durand, 718 Chest
nut; T.ll Peters & Co., 718 Chestnut; G. G. Evans,
Gift Rook-store, 430 Chestnut; 0. S. Hubbell, 1410
Chestnut; French, Richards, & Co., Tenth and Mar
ket; A. D. Taylor, Ninth and Walnut; Dr Morrison,
Seventeenth end Chestnut; J. W. Slams & Bons,
Eighteenth and Twenty-Second and Market; Edward
Christmann, 702, Chestnut; Thomas Lancaster, cornet
Eleventh and Walnut. nol2-17
Cabinet Ware and
UPHOLSTERY,
141 WALNUT ST,
OPPOSITE INDEPENDENON SQUARE,
OEO. J. HENKEL'S,
621 WALNUT Street,
0e22.81n Late of 178 Chestnut Street
Bonk of 'Pennsylvania Notice.. Notes of this
Bank taken at par for a Wholesale Stock of Clothing,
now being soli at Retail.
No. 1 North FIFTH Street.
S. C. Beivnid, Commission Business in Com.
morels] paper and negotiations of loan', 60 WALNUT
Mr., opposite the Exchange, Philadelphia. ao10•Sm
Good Coffee.
Lovers of Coffee cannot realize the fell value of their
favorite beverage without having It made In the Old
Dominion Coffee Pot.
ARTHUR, BURNHAM, & GILROY,
117 and 119 South TENTH, eor. of George,
dl-Sm Sole Manufacturers
An Important Fact.---We mow see It an
nounced that the extensive Wholesale Clothing Deal
ers, STRAUSS & GOLDMAN, No. 596 MARKET St.,
above Third, have commenced to Retail their entire
stock at wholesale prices. det-In,
Bower's Infant Cordinl.---This invaluable
Cordial is prepared from a variety of the moot oboice and
efficient aromatics known in medicine, and is the moat
perfect and reliable carminative extant for infants and
young children.
By its powerful Influence a speedy once le effected to
all cases of Oholie, windy palm' and spasms. Relieves
and mitigates much of children'e suffering during denti
tion or teething, and by Its soothing properties hen.
quillees pains of the bowels, looseness, vomiting, &e,
The Infant Cordial has become a standard remedy,
and has been need in thousands of cases with the most
abundant stomas. No family should be without It.
Prepared only by fleecy A. Bowen,
At hie Drug and Chemical Store,
N. B. corner of Sixth and Green eta., Philadelphi►.
To whom all orders must be addressed. And for sale
by Druggists generally. as 18-17
Gifts aced Hard Thnes•—The Interchange of
presents among friends Is the surest cement of friend
ship, regard, and affection. There are certain periods
of the year at which presents are more looked after and
more prized than at others The hallowed Merry
Cbrintinas Time" is, especially, one of those periods.
On these holidays, the young and the old all expect
alike from their friends some token of affection; and as
almost every one is blamed with many friend., and
therefore, ban to make many presents, it behoove., to
such herd times, to study what and where to buy
Many who have on former occasions made costly pre•
Bents, will tcdit more prudent and convenient to select
'their presents, this year, more suitable to the time.,
the more eo as not the cost of the article, bet the re
gent for the giver makes it valuable to the recipient.
There Is no Store in thin city which offers, in this
respect, so many inducements to the purchaser, as re•
garde rarity of goods and cheapnes of prices, as Cade.
Dnutifo's, Nos. 33 and 97 North Eighth street, corner
of Zane. His immense stock of Fancy Article., Toy.,
and Musical Instruments of all kinds, also Cricket and
Archery Implements, surpasses anything over offered for
sale in this city. Give him a call and examine his
goals, whether you bay or ant As be imports all his
goods himself, he In enabled to cell lower theta any
other retail store, and, owing le the times, he is, for
this year, willing to 801 l his goods, retail, at the whole-
Bale importation prices. Catalogues will be given out
gratis, which will help In the selection of geode, and
introduce to the Inquirer many new goods not thought
of before, de1...441025
illarriageo
On the tent' ultimo, by Rev. S. E. Pont, Mr. JAMES
FREEMAN to Mien AMANDA N. DATES, all Of mut
donttold, N. J.
Oa the 13th Natant, by Rev. N 111, donee, Rector of
St. 13(rtholomewe Church, ANDERSON ROSS CARR
to ELLEN CARSON, all of thle city.
larathe.
On Sunday morning, December 20th, ESTIIER
ODIN, wife of the Rev. Ben3amin Doer, D. D.
The friends of the family are reveetfully invited to
attend her funeral, without further notice, from her
husband's residence, 1232 Arch street, this afternoon,
at 3 o'clock precisely. Services will be at Christ Church
at 3,ti o'clock.
On the 18th ll:latent, after a severe and lingering M
alaga, Mr.IIIINJAMIN I'tioll, 9r , In the Olet year of
hie ago.
On the 19th inatant, CATHARINE II'VEY, In the
85th year of her age,
Notice.—The Creditors of Ilamman,
SNYDER, & CO. nro requested to call at our Count
ing•rooin before THURSDAY, tho 24th inst., and ex
amine our statement and proposition.
!CABMAN, SNYDER, 1 1 .: CO ,
No.4N MARKET Streat
UJ Granite Lund Company.—The Annual
Meeting of the Stockholders of maid Company lint be
bold at 16 North 811YENTII Street, on TIIESDAY,
the 12th day of January, 1858, at 6 o'clock P. 11.. for
the election of Officers for the ensuing year.
N. 11. Amendments to the By-Laws proposed will be
acted upon at mad meeting. de22..his*
Fr Dr. Stereus , s Fifth Lecture, an the J2d
Instant, at 7,1 i fitilkloct " Mars 11111 sod the
Acropolis of Athens."' de2l-2t5
0 - 7' People's Literary Inalltute..--(1.
CURTIS, Erg , of New York will deliver Ida great
Lecture, SIR plum , SIDNEY, Olt TIIE
MAN," at the MUSICAL FUND HALL, on TUESDAY
EVENING, Dec. 22d. Hoorn open at 1; Lecture finer
ter to S. Tickets 26 cents. Seavon Tickets, at it re
duced price, for Bale at the Book Shwa. Mr. Curtis
has promised to be lo the city by noon, to il:9111(13 against
diceppointinent. delfi•Sta
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MT' Southwark Relief Associatton.—The
Southwark Relief Association, In consequence of tho
pressing domande on them for relief, are desimue of
commencing the distritration of Food and Fuel to those
in distrebs at as early a day as possible, for which pur
pose they respectfully solicit donations from the
charitable, In money or provisions nt their Store,
No. 909 South SECOND Street, (twhich t, open daily
from 3 to 9 o'clock P. N.,) or at eitheer of the under
signed. GEO. 11 EIMER, President,
210 South FRONT St., or 215 CARPENTER St.
• 09()AR THOMPSON, Trensurer,
228 WALNUT St., or 325 WASIIINOTON St.
tielo-stuth3tit
11,7•01fice at tke Commonwealth I nsurnuce
COMPANY OF THE STATE OP PENNSYLVANIA .
Pursuant to the requirement,' of the chatter of the Com
monwealth Insurance Company of the State of Pennsyl
vania, an Elootion for Ten Directors, to nerve the ensu
ing year, will be held at the office of the Company, N.
W. corner of FOURTH end WALNUT, on MONDAY,
January 4th, lON between the hems unhand 2 o'clock
at
no2B.uth-tE SAMUEL S. MOON, liec'y.
lirLiterary Eitrenni—An Experienced Editor,
• successful author, and a thoroughly educated Literary
man, weary with twenty-five years of the drudgery of
Daily Journalism, has determined to hire out or sell bin
brains at retail to those who may require their services
In auy honorable way.
Merchants, Business Alen, Inventors, and dealers of
every kind, will be supplied, olf-hand, with Advertise
ments, (political or otherelse,) 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 gad it inconvenient or trouble
some to do for themselves.
Ladles and Gentlemen, of every rank in society or oc
cupation in life, can have Letters written on any nub
sett, whether business or sentimental.
The advertiser will also conduct or translate Corres
pondence of every kind, either English, grench, Span
ish, German, or Italian.
Poetry, Aerostice for Ladiew' Albums, Notes, Billet
dons, Monodies, and Compositions of the moat delicate
and confidential character s incident to every possible
circumetanee or event In life, will he furnished In in
violable confidence, by writing to the undersigned, and
explaining their wiehes.
Orders by mail, accompanied with each, will be
strictly and promptly attended to.
Address J. THOMPSON,
Literary Bureau,
dl-aq pox 3986 Plille4elphii P. 0., Pa.
%muorniento.
F, additional Amason( tits see first page
MUSICAL FUND HALL.
TIIIS DAY, (Tuesday,) December 22.
LAST DAY
DPERFORMA'AN ORIA ANNCE.D VIEUXTEMPS.
MATlNEE—Tickets 50 cents.
At one o'olook P M precieely,
Compandany. Farewell appear
ance ol the
DEBUT OF aI'LLIO. MARIE GARNAUX.
The eminent Plante t or the Conservatorie Paris, and
pupil of Oharlen D. lieriot, (Malibran.)
Assised b
bl'aie. CARIOLI, Miss MILNE y
R, PERRINO, GAB
BIER, 110000, KLETZER.
Conductor Sig . AIIELLA.
.
MADAME D'ANGRI wiII PROGRAMME clog—Aria, Tancredi."
Merl Zlngari—Duatt, "Romeo and Juliet," with Wine.
CAROIOLI.
MADAME OARIOI.I will sing—Aria, "Trovatore
Duett," with Arnie. IPANDRI.
MISS MILNER will aing—" Kathleen Havourneen”
—Duett, "When thy bosom heaven that sigh," and a
Scotch Ballad.
AI 'me. MARIE GARNAUX will perform on the Piano
Porte
1. INVITATION, a la valei—Tarber.
2. TARANTELLA, by Charles De Beriot, (Malibran.)
U. VIEUXTESIPS will play—Lucia, "Les Arpeges."
SIG GASSIER will sing—Aria ol.tritro." Aria, "Don
Pasquale."
510. PERRINO will slag—" Stater dear," and Duett
with Miss MILNER.
SIG. ROCCO will sing—" La Trompette du Posti
lion."
Signor KLETZER will play on the Tiolincello, "Inn
garlau and Switzer Aim. de22.lt
o. s. m.
BUSINESS OF GREAT IMPORTANOE.
A Special Mooting of MINNE-11 LODGE, No,
1, will be held at the Hall, on WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON, 23,1 inst., at 5 o'clock preciniy.
A general attendance of all the members in came ,tly
desired. By order of tho
de22.2t; GRAND COMMANDER.
350 VALUABLE ENGRAVINGS,
IN ELEGANT FRADIEB,
PUBLIC SALE.
'MEIJER, ENGLISH, AND GERMAN
Slain and Colored Engravings,
OF TEN STOCK or
A. B. ROBINSON
Wlli be sold by M. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers
without reserve,
AT THE STORE, 910 CHESTNUT STREET,
NUM TO TAKE PLACE ON
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
Deo 28th sad 29th, •
0011tHENCING AT 11 o , qLocx.
*ictures open for Impaction. Catalogues three day,,,
previous to eale, de22-t29
G LOBES
FOR PARLOR OR STUDY,
OR VARIOUS MSS,
PAINT BOXES, SPY GLASSES,
mIcRoscOPES,
PARLOR TIIERMOMETERS,
, eze., oco.
DIoALLISTER &
723 CHESTNUT STREET
WRIGHT &CO.,
BANKERS
AND
I:NCl/AMU BROKERS,
OM No. 31 south TRIED Street,' Dear CHESTNUT
PERMIDIA PAID ON GOLD, MYRA, AND NNW YORK
EXCHANGE.
City Warrants Bought at the lowest rates.
de22.et
4,ONGCHAMP'S OLD TOM LONDON
AA CORDIAL OlN—The best specific for Dyspepsia,
Discuses of the Kidneys and al/ the Urinary organs ;
I
TUE &MST Tonto AHD NVIOORLNT.
The late important reduction of the dutices on spirits
has permitted the Introduction of this remarkable
article, used no extensively In Europe, oath the appro
bation of the medical faculties, guarantied pure and
unadulterated, withdrawn for consumption from the
unite of the Custom House. It is recommended to all
families by the boat physicians, either as a ourative or
AA a preventive of the above diseases.
F. D LONGODABIP,
Sole Importer and Proprietor,
217 South FRONT Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
For sale at the principal Drug Stores of Philadelphia
and other cities of the United States,
ellAbiliOlN, 204 South FRONT Streat, Sole Agent
for the district of Philadelphia. de224uthslm*
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
—13%, O. L. MUNN% No. 731 SPIGION Street,
inform his friends that, by the Galvanic operations,
the nerves of the Gum and Teeth are ao benumbed
that there le no pain in the extraction. de22-6t*
►IIWO MAMMOTH OREM, WEIGHING
-R. 690 Ibn each, will be for sale the 22d, 23d, and
24th, at the RED CURTAIN, YOURTH and I.SARKET
Streets, de22-2tite
131JFFALO OVERSHOES.
MEN'S aud WOMEN'S BUFFALO OVERSHOES
for sale by the case or single pair, by
GEO. W. TAYLOR,
de22-lial B. E. Cor. MARKET and FIFTH Ste.
fjolittaD (Dina
A BEAUTIFUL
PRESENT
A WINE,
DAUMITER,
<USTI R, OR
ONE OF
GROVER g- BAKER'S
VAM{LY
SEW' NO MACIIINEB,
FOR SILE AT
No. 730 CHESTNUT Street
GIFTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS, IN
FRENCII EBIBROIDERIES
AND
LACE GOODS'
FURNER & CO., SID CHESTNUT,
Have opened another large asaortment of French Em
brolderlea and Lace Goode, at half their value.
Embroidered Collard, at 25 conic, worth 8111 mita.
do. do. 50, usual price $1 12X.
do. do. 8746'.
do. French Alumna Seta, fax as.
do. Cambric Sets, from $l.
French Beaver Cloaks.
450 DEAVER CIRCULARS, at $5,
de22.6t former price 1,10.
CHRISTMAS BOOKS.
The subscriber, intending to remove from h'e pre
tent store immediately after the commencement of the
year, announces Me Intention to dispose of hie stock of
ILLUSTRATED AND STANDARD BOORS,
REGARDLESS OF OOST.
Thin he will do during the present week, and thee
will be offered an unprecedented opportunity for ob
taining
BOOKS FOR PRESENTS OR LIBRA RIBS.
lIENRY GARRY BAIRD,
No.l Hart's Buildings,
HINT!! Street, above Chestnut.
G REAT BARGAINS
FOR
CIIRISTAIAS AND NEW YEAR
PRESENTS,
LADLES' WINTER CLOAKS.
FINAL REDUCTION
IN PRICKS,
TO CLOSE TIIE REASON.
.1. W. PROCTOR & CO ,
Successors to Geo. Bulpia & Co ,
8°22.0412 708 0111:8TNUT street
GREAT ATTRACTION.
CIIOIOE CHRIBTIifAS PRESENTB
GLENN & CO ,
Having taken for A FEW WEEKS the Store No 130.1
CHESTNUT Street, third door above Thirteenth street,
for the purpose of selling off the remainder of their
elegant retail stock of FANCY AND USEFUL AltTI
t.ILES, respectfully solicit the patronage of their former
customers and the public generally. assuring them that
the articles will be sold at T.INPRECEDENTEDLY
LOW PRICES, and WITHOUT REGARD TO COST,
an the proprietors are determined to elo , e them out, if
possible O. A. Co. have also for sale it largo invoice of
BEAUTIFUL GOODS In the line, selected in Paris
during the het summer, by fir Coos ittVARD, ex
pressly fur the canting Holidays. 0. et Co. respectfully
inform the public that this will be their LAST SALE
of the kind, and trait they will receive a continuance
of the liberal share of patronage bestowed upon them
vlopaer oceavions. de2l-4telt
CHRISTAIAS PRESEN'rS.
L. J. LEVY & CO.
have now in More a very choice neeorttnent of
PARIS EAIDROIDERIES,
REAL LACE SETS,
BLAU( CHANTILLY VEILS,
SUPERB CAMELS' HAIR SHAWLS,
EVENING AND PROMENADE DRESSES,
VELVET CLOA ItS,
REM. IRISH POPLINS,
WEDDING DRESSES, dm,
with the uanal variety of Goode, which they offer at
thin Reason of the year at low rites.
de2l.6t 42d CHESTNUT Street
LADIES' FURS
FOR
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
The moat mailable article ter the Holidays, and
SO VERY CHEAP,
At
OAKFORD'S,
de2l-0t 024 CHESTNUT, below Seventh Street.
pINE WAT6IIES.
IL' A toll supply of all the celebrated London and
Canova Watches constantly on hand.
We sell the Gen If int Rocfsharn Watch at Twenty-five
Potters less than the agency price, as established at
Benton.
Linton Agency price in 250, 276, 300 dollars.
Bailey & Co 'a price is 225, 260, 275 dollars.
BAILEY A CO.,
428 CHESTNUT St.
no2B-ntull4w
OAKFORD'S
HOLIDAY HATS
Is the most beautiful style ever offered.
No. 024 CHESTNUT Street, below SEVENTH
dell-ilt
OARFORD'S
THREE—DOLLAR HATS
Aro the best in the Country.
No. 624 CHESTNUT.
below SEVENTH Street
FOR CHRISTMAS
CHOICE CONFECTIONERY.
STEPHEN F. WHITMAN,
No. 1210 MARKET STREET, Went of Twelfth
FINE MINTUBES IN ONE AND TWO POUND
BOXES.
ASSORTMENT OF BEAUTIFUL BONBONS
ASSORTMENT OF SPLENDID BOXES
TUB SOLUBLE OUM DROPS FOR COUOIIB.
A VARIETY OF KNICK KNACKS FOR TILK
del9-11.
110L'IDAYB
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
AT COAT OF IMPORTATION.
TUE LA.RUEST ASPORTMENT OF
FANCY CHINA AND CLAPS
19 7111 S
Goods marked down in plain fignren, and no deviation
from the Bled Flee.
del9•lst ISM. J. KERR,
%UNA HALL," Opposite the ilitiste Muse.
BROAD CLO TH,
0/ 188I6IERE8,
B S.TTINETB,
Boys' wear genrrally, and VESTILIOB.
CLOTH
Bemuse. &c., &o. Our
For Ladies' Closi he,
CLOTH ROO3l
Is now scooted' with cheap lots, purchased at the recen
' AUCTION SALES
At Yery red( iced prices, to which we incite the atten
lion of Doyen
OUR' WEN STODDART & BROTHER,
450, 452, and 464 Nort SECOND Street,
de42l4w aborts WILLOW.
RAWLS, SHAWLS.
Bled. Centre Brodie Long Shawls.
6, Chain@ Irvine 6,
French' Blanket Vleunaa and Lamas.
Shawla and Searle.
BRARPLEBB BROTHERS,
eAel9. CHESTNUT and mount Streets
L:I.CFICOL TEACHERS, POLICE, AND
)^, other Orzditors of the city, take notice.
We will take CITY WARRANTS at PAR for Cloaks
and Talmas, Blankets, Dress Stuffs, cud other DRY
GOODS, all of which will be offered at the lowest cash
prices. SAMUEL 8. HESS,
521 MARKET Street, north side,
between NINTH and TENTH.
CIIILDREN'S PLAIDS.
Just received a case of Children's
English Woollen Jacket Plaids—
RIO designs and Colors.
Also, Plaid Flannels and Challis.
At SHARPLISS BROTHERS,
dill CHESTNUT and EIGHTH Streets
SACRIFICES IN DRESS TRIMMINGS
VILE ARE SELLING
BALL TRIMMING, Braided Drop, 37c, formerly 870,
Do. Do. Floes Drop, 25c, formerly 50e.
FANCY VELVET, NC, formerly, $125.
AND V SNOT TRIMMINGS GIN {RALLY,
AT STILL HEAVIER REDUCTIONS.
J. G. MAXWELL & SON,
CHESTNUT, below Eleventh,
and SECOND, below Spruce
CLOTH CLOAKS FOR PRESENTS.
Gray Cloaks, $2.60, $3 50, &a.
Black Cloaks, richly made, n, Ac.
Fine Black Beaver Cloaks, $8 to 111.
Cloaks In profusion of style, quality, and price.
LADIES' CLOAK CLOTHS,
Bought at auction, and for cash, comprising—
Fine and medium Black Beaver.
Black Lionekin or Mohair, $l, $1.25,11 60
Black ?dial Velvet, for Trimming, 60 eta,
Brown and Gray Clothe, very,{ cheap.
BROCHE awns.
Scarlet, Green, and two-faced centres.
Good Broche Long Shawls at $8 and $9
Black Thlbet, Blanket, and Ohildren's
GLOVES, CRAVATS, SCARPS.
Gents' Shawls, for travelling.
Warm Gloves, Undershirts. Drawers, &a.
COOPER & CONARD.
S. E. cor. NINTH and MARKET.
N. B. English 10. cent Prints, in dresses, for Christ
Dias Gifts. de2l
VIIRISTMAS PRESENTS OF REAL
V WORTH!
Fine Black Cloth Cloaks for 15.
Beautiful Chenille Cloaks for 64.
A great variety of Cloaks from $6 to 63.
LONG BROOME SHAWLS, ALL WOOL AND SILK,
FOR 11.
Square and Long Broche Shawls from $6 to 620.
Blanket Shawls, Chenille Shawla, Ac., Ac.
VERY EXCELLENT BLACK SILKS.
Fancy Silks dosing out below coat.
French Merinos at 60c. EnglishCobourgs very cheap.
Figured and Plain all•wool Delaines for 25c. per yard.
Fine quality Plaid Cashmeres for 26c., double width.
GOODS OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION.
Irish Linens, of the very best make.
Ladlea' and Gentlemen's Linen Handkerchiefs,
Ladies , and Gentlemen's Kid Gloves.
We have a very large stock of
Linen Table Clothe, Napkins, Towels,
Cloths, Cassimeres, Blankets, Flannels, Carpets, &0.,
Ac. THORNLEY & CRISM,
delo-y N E car. EIGHTH and SPRING GARDEN.
We buy and cell for Cash, and have but one price '
HOLIDAY GIFTS,
OF /N
USEFUL AND ACCEPTABLE CHARACTER
TURIVEN STODDART h BROTHER
Invite persons who are about making selections of
IRMIDET PRESENTS, to an inspection of their extensive
end varied stock of
FANCY AND STAPLE GOODS.
Which has been purchased at the late auction sales,
at greatly reduced prices.
RICII DRESS. SILKS.
" SILK ROBES A QUILLE at $l5
CI " VOLANTE at $l5 and $l5.
POPLIN" A QUILLE at $5.
PARIS PRINTED MOUS DE LAINES-31, 35, 37,
and 44 cents.
Itirl style, all wool, PLAID CASIIMERE-31, 3.5, and
37 cents peryard .
FRENCH EtERINOS-68,112% , and 70 cents.
PARAMATTAS, FIOURED CASIIMERES, CALL
COES, & c.
SHAWLS.
Au exteanive Mock of Paris awl Ileums Long and
Square . .
MIME SHAWLS.
From the late Cash Auction Sales.
Superior Long Broche Shaw 510, 811, $l2.
BLANKET SHAWLS.
American and imported Blanket Shawl!, new and de
enable styles.
STELLA SHAWLS, of choice designs.
CHENILLE SHAWLS. from $2 60 upwards.
CASHMERE SCARFS,
EMBROIDERIES,
GLOVES, &a ,
Non. 450, 452, and 454
NORTH SECOND STREET, ABOVE WILLOW.
del2-2w
/1. 11
DIA SHAWLS.-
GEO. FRYER,
910 CHESTNUT STREET,
Has received a few choice
INDIA SHAIVLS,
Suitable for
CHRISTMAS' PRESENTS.
The attention of the Ladies is particularly invited
119-2 w
CLOA.K.S.--,
CLIEAP AND ELEGANT CLOAKS.
The 'Argent and handeoweetstock of
VELVET AND CLOTH CLOAKS
In the City,
AT 000000 D PRICKS, AT
GEO. FRYER'S,
No. 015 OLLESTNUT STREET. d 92
FEMALE FRIEND
B OYS' CLOTHING.
N. A. HOYT Jr. BRO.
Hare non on hand a very large assortment of
BEADY-MADE GOODS,
Suitable for the present season, which they feel disposed
to sell oasis.
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS,
B. W. CORNER TICNTII AND CHNSTNOT SOB.
N. It.—Mle have a large assortment of uncut geode,
of superior quality and make, to order from. d4--lm
RANK OF PENNSYLVANIA.—SPE
-LAP Gin NOTICE.—AIt the notes on the Rank of
Pennsylvania redeemed at par for DRY GOODS, selling
at less then Auction prices. Muslim], Linens, Cloths,
Catiairneres, Blankets, Shawls, Calicoes, Delainee. at a
great sacrifice, in connection with our entire stock,
which will be sold at prices which will astonish all who,
inay favor us with a call. Pennsylvania Bank Notes
taken the same as specie, we make no difference,) at
OLIVER H. JOHNSON'S Peminylvania Bank No)p Dry
Goods Store, No. 1000 MARKET Street, above Tenth,
north aide.
N. 11 —Orders received for the very best Schuylkill
Coal ; Pennsylvania Bank Notes taken in payment.
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS,
AND KNITTING ZEPHYRS.
NEW GOODS OPENED DAILY,
J. G. MAXWELL & SON
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STORES
1090 CHESTNUT Street, four door, below Eleventh
And 318 S. SECOND St , below Sprure
FACTORIES.—Noe. 95 and 9T GEORGE St.,
Tenth, and SECOND Street, near Union,
Orders made at a few hours , notice
eentletncit's furnisl)ing toobe
FINE SHIRTS, made to order, and war
ranted, of elegant material and generic.. work
maneblp. Alto, Dress Stocks and gentletnen , a Wrap
per., at the Premium Store 01 W. W. KNIGHT, 612
AIICII Street, above Sixth. n021,y
W! ' RAPPERS WRAPPERS I WRAP
PERS !—A very large and elegant assortment at
reduced prices. Also, heavy under-clothing or all de
scriptions, for gentlemen's wear, at W. W. 1{1110111"S,
612 ARCII Street, above Sixth. no2l-y
VTINCHESTER 8c SCOTT, GENTLE
MEN'S FURNISHING STORE, and PATENT
SHOULDER,SEASI SHIRT MANUFACTORY, No. f66 CHESTNUT Street, above Seventh street, Philadelphia
The attention of Southern and Western Merchanta, and
Strangers, is particularly Invited to this improved cut of
Shirts, the most perfect fitting article made. At whole
ails and retail, and mule to order. auS4 If
1 n surd nre COMpflitiCo
fI . RE AT WESTERN INSURANCE AND
lA TRUST COMPANY—Mite. 403 WALNUT, Corner
of FOVILTII Street. FIRE, MARINE and lIVLAND
INSURANCE at the lovreat reel.
rtitt.tunialtis, Not ember 23, 1957.
At n Pleating of tho Stockholders of nit Company,
Sold oo the 16th lost., the following rersons were
elected Directors for the coining year, viz:
CHARLES C. LATHROP, 1123 Walnut street.
WOO. DARLINO, 1510 Pine street.
ALEX. WIIILLDEN, merchant, 18 North Front st
ISAAC lIA ZIA:HURST, Attorney and Counsellor.
JOIIN O.IIVNTEIt, of Wright, Hunter A. Co.
E. TRACY of N. Tracy & Co., (holderoiths ,
JOIIN 11. 51'CURDY, of Jones, White, & BrCardy.
TItUS. L. OILLESPIE, of Cllllespie & Zeller.
JAS. D. 8311TII, of Jas B. Smith A Co.
N. II ApPlltt JEFFRIES, of Wm 11. Brown A Co
JOHN It VOMPES, cur. Seventh and Sarthom etreets
CHAS N THOMPSON, 413 Chestnut street.
JNO J SLOCUM, 2:id South Third street
ALFRED TAYLOR, Oka Cairo City Property. ""
Awl et a meeting of the Directors, held this day,
CHARLES C LATIIItOP wan unsnlinously re-elected
President, and Wtl. DARLING, Vice-President
-11. R. RICHARDSON,
Assistant-Secretary.
11:1 MARINE INSUR
IILADELYIDA-015ce, No.
r THIRD.
)NLY TAKEN."
/TOIL
Wm. M. Swain Jer. Walker,
Johp A nimscb: Jr., Jar.. McClure,
N Burroughs, Tho. ()rarest,
J. B. Ilughea, A. 8. Gillett,
Y. D. Sherman, Furman Sheppard,
Wm. P. Hecker, Semi. lopes, M D.,
J. P. Steiner Joseph Klapp, K. D.
U. A. Shackelford,
lion. JOP,I, President.
Hon. G. W. WOODWARD, Vice President.
Jan. B. litaktucLor, Secretary.
:AIM B. ALVORD, Assistant Secretary. not-3m-It
eI_IRARD FIRE
'LA ANON. COMPANY, PEI
802 WALNUT street west o
"FIRE
DlllO
VOMMONWEALTrI FIRE INSURANCE
v.... , COMPANY, OF THE ,STATE OF PENNSYLVA
NIA —Office N. W. Comer FOURTII and WALNUT
Streeta, Philadelphia. Subscribed Capital, 1500,000.
Pald•up 1 )&00 1 11M:00 0 .
DAVID JAYNE, M. D., Prefildeat.
THOMAS S. STEWART, Vice Preil.
Sarum. B. Moon, Secretary.
CAVING FUND.-•UNITED STATES
TRUST COMPANY, corner of THIRD and OMIT
NOT Streets.
. .
Large and email sumo received, and paid back on de.
mend, without notice, with FIVE PER OENT INTER.
EST from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal.
Office bonne, from 9 until 5 o'clock every day, and on
MONDAY EYEbilliGB from I until 9 o'clock.
DRAFTS for sale on England, Ireland, and /Scotland,
from El upward'.
Preelderd—ETEPßEN R. ORA.W/OBD,
Treasurer—PLlNT FISH.
Taller—JADlEB R. HUNTER
A GENTLEMAN, lIAVING SEVERAL
LW years' experience in the INSURANCE business,
desires a positton,fts Seetetexy or Assistant. fleereteryOu
first-el ems Fire Insurance Company. Best of references
given. Address B. OWENS, P, 0, delattlis
JOHN OAMPRELL & SON, BIBLIOPO
tV In the CUSTOM MUSE Avenue, have al
ways for sale rare And scarce Book.. o(l:alien:wen book
worms are invited to call and judge as to prices and TA
rlety. Law and miscellaneous books purchased In small
or large %nautili's. Boas um/Liquidly receiving from
eMOtIO4 st24-th to am*
Mr 0 eurtro
OLIVER H JOHNSON,
No. 1009 Mnrket xtreot
COMO
gain bn %nail=
THOMAS & SONS,
.010 Nog. 139 and 141, SOUTH MIRTH STE UT
• (Form e r iy 'Not 6T and 60.)
NOTICE.-SAGE OF SPLENDID FICRNITIIRE
Cataioguen of Mr White's stock of Furniture are now
ready, and the a:Melee may be examined any time pm
01000 to WO.
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS ko.
Public Bales et the Philadelphia Exchange every
Tuesday Evening.
Mr' Handbills of etch property issued separately, in
addition to which we publish on the Eatarday previous
to each sale one thousand catalogues In pamphlet form,
giVing fall descriptions of all the property to be sold on
the following Tuesday.
U FURNITURE BALES AT TUB AUCTION
ST RE every Thursday morning.
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
tp-..q."4"4:471,47;;;;u;r2i1t;a71 istaTe at Pri
vaie Sale, including every description of City and
country property. Printed Lists may be had at the
auction Store.
STOCKS AND REAL ESTATE—TITESDAY NEXT.
Pamphlet Catalogues now ready containing full de
scriptions of all the property to be sold on Tuesday
evening, 224 inst., with a list of sales 29th inst. and
January sth.
STOCKS, LOANS, &o.
This Evening
22d lot., at 7 o'clock at the Philo)!!! Exchange,
for account of whom it may concern, 110 shares Little
Schuylkill Navigation Railroad and Coal Company.
By order of Executors.-5 shares Huntingdon and
Broad Top Coal Company.
Alga, for account of whom it may concern
-5 boucle, $l,OOO each, City of Wheeling 6 per cent, ll
loan to the erupileld Railroad Company, dated 1651.
due 1776—coupons payable let of January and July in
Philadelphia.
1 share in the Point Breeze Park Association.
Shares in the Philadelphia Library, Mercantile Li
brary, and Philadelphia Athenteum.
INSURANCE COMPANY SORIP.—AIso, $1,087.10
scrip of the Union Mutual Ineurance Company.
$lO scrip of the American Mutual 'clearance Co.
WELL-SECURED BOND AND MORTGAGE-45,000
On Teemlay Evening,
22d init., at 7 o'clock, at the Philadelphia Exchange.
will be cold--
A bond and mortgage and warrant, secured on half a
Moue of ground, Nineteenth ward. Ahe 'property is
owned by 11416011111.1.wi5, E.; , of West Chester, by whum
the intereat lemictnetly
PICIVATE SALE REGISTER.
117. Reel Estate entered on our Private Sale Re
gister, and advertised occasionally in our Pablo Bale
Abatratte, (or which 1,000 copies are printed weekly,)
tree of charge.
EXTRA VALUABLEIREAL ESTATE—This Evening.
This sale will lnclude
LARGE AND VALUABLE LOT—Tenth street, be
tween Chestnut mid Market street., corner of Marble
street-90 feet front on Tenth street,l32 feet on Marble
street, with frame tenements thereon renting for $2,400
a year. Clear of all Incumbrance.
VALUABLE CHESTNUT STREET PROPERTY—
North side, west of Tenth street, 28 feet front,l7B feet
deep, Clear of all Incumbrance. Rents for $1,600 a
year.
JWi- • Both the above are valuable business locatlona.
THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING —ltThree-story
brick dwelling, south side of Branch street, No. toe,
between Third and Fourth, and Race and New streets.
THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING.—Three-story
brick dwelling, No 1322 Lewis street, north of Thomp
son, between Tenth and Eleventh streets.
VALUABLE RESIDENCE AND STABLE —Three
story brick dwelling, without double back buildings,
No. 282 South Ninth street, between Locust and Spruce
streets; also, a substantial new three-story brick sta
ble and coach•honse in the rear, on Raspberry alley--
lot 20 by 188 feet. Sale absolute.
VALUABLE MARKET STREET STORE.—The sub
stantial modern foar-story brick store, No. 119 Market
street, opposite Letitia court. Only 93,000 required in
cash.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, GERSIAVTOWN
Chestnut street, 180 feet from Morton attest, 60 feet
front, 150 feet deep.
TWO GROUND-RENTS, $32 AND /36 A TEAR.—
Also a ground-rent of $32 a year, secured on a lot and
brick dwelling. One of $36, secured on* lot and brick
dwellings.
REAL ESTATE SALE—DECEMBER 29th.
This sale will include, among other property, the fol.
lowing—
Orphans' Court Sale.- z -Eatato of William Rucker,
Deceased.
THREE-STORY TIMOR DWELLING.—Three-story
brick dwelling, north aide Poplar street, west side of
Twelfth street.
Same Estate
LOT —Lot of ground north aide Girard avenue, west
of Twelfth street.
Same Estate
BRICK BUILDING AND LOT.—Lot of ground east
elde of Hessler 'treat, souther Diamond street ; Nine
teenth ward.
Same Estate.
THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING.—Three-story
brick dwelling west aide of Hilbira street, south of
Stiles street, Twentieth wart
ELEGANT RESIDENCE, ASCII STREET, AND
LARGE LOT _The elegant residence No. 1025 Arch
street, below Eleventh street. It is finished In the most
expensive manner, and is replete throughout with all
modern conveniences, 25 feet front, 175 feet deep to
Academy street. Immediate possession. Keys at the
auction store.
NEAT MODERN RESIDENCE —The neat modem
tour-story brick regidenee, No 335 South Twelfth etre et,
abore Pine street. It is built in a auperlor mariner,
with the modern conrimlerices. Immediate tiosseasion.
Sea by order of Beira—to close an Estate.
VALUABLE MARKET STREET PROPERTY—
LARUE LOT.—AII that valuable lot of ground, south
side of Market etreet, west of Eighth street (site of the
late fire), 25 feet front, 147 feet deep, with building,
materials, &c.
Same F.tate
SEVEN ERICK DWELLINGS IN THE REAR—
Seven four-story brick dwellings, forming a court in the
rear.
REAL ESTATE SALE—JAISTARY bth
Thi Bale will include---
AN ENTIRE SQUARE OP GROUND, TWENTY
THIRD WARD, OPPOSITE THE EPISCOPAL HOS
PITAL.—The valuable square of ground, having a
front of 585 feet on Front street, 546 feet on Lehigh
avenue, 585 feet on Fillmore street, and 546 feet on
Somerset etreet. Pour valuable fronts.
VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND.—The valuable four
story brick store, finished in modern style, No. 136
North Third street, above Arch.
NEAT 510DERN RESIDENCE.—The neat modern
residence, No. 410 South Eighteenth street, below Pine.
Immediate possession.
Sale at No. 1706 Washington street.
HANDSOME FURNITURE, ELEGANT MANTLE
MIRROR, BRUSSELS CARPETS,
This Morning,
224 instant. at 10 o'clock, by catalogue, at No. 1706
Washington street, Spring Garden, the entire furniture
of a family leaving the city, comprising reporter walnut
drowing room, dialog room, and chamber furniture,
book case, fine beds and hair mattresses ' Sne carpets,
Ac., a general assortment of excellent kitchen furni
ture. Ac.
fp — The furniture was made to order, has been In
use but a few months, and is equal to new.
on iF: i llaL . i t ze o r e :lled at 8 o'clock on the morning of
llJ' The House fa to Lot.
Sale at No. 912 Chestnut street.
SUPERIOR AND ELEGANT CABINET FURNITURE.
Stock of Charles U. White.
On Wednesday Numbing,
23d instant, at 10 o'clock, by catalogue, at the ware
rooms, No 912 Chestnut street, the entire stock of
eu
perior cabinet furniture of Mr. Chas. U. White, declin
ing busill.2l,compriaing ageneralueortment 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, ele
gant and plain rosewood, walnut, and mahogany cham
ber furniture, he., all manufactured of the beat mate
rials and workmanship expressly for private sales
[l:7' The well-known reputation of Mr. Charles 11.
White as a cabinet-maker, and the experience of up
wards of thirty-fire years' business In the city, is a suffi
cient guarantee to ruchesers 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.
Sale Nos. 139 and 141 South Fourth . street.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, FINE MIRRORS, ROSE
""OOD PIANOFORTE, BRUSSELS CARPETS, &c.
On Thursday Morning,
At 10 o'clock, at the auction store, an exteneire Assort.
meat of second-hand furniture, mirrors, piano -forte,
carpets, Ito . from families declining housekeeping.
UPHOLSTERY STOCK.—AIso, balance of stock of
an upholsterer, (removed to the store for the Conte
rococo of sale) comprising hair mattresses, curtains,
cornices, and upholstering materials generally.
ELEGANT FANCY ARTICLES —Also, an assort
ment of fancy articles, including rich inlaid papier
mocha de-ks, workboxes, portfolios, reticules, fine mo
rocco cabal. rosewood welting desk., and many other
desirable articles suitable for Christmas presents.
Sale at No. 240 North Twelfth street
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, PIER MIRROR, CAR
PETS, &c , Ac.
On Monday Morning,
ltSth Instant, at 10 o'clock, at No. 149 North
Twelfth street, below Vine street, the superior forcuture
Of a gentleman declining housekeeping,
ID" May be examined on the morning of sale at S
o'clock.
VERY:MYSORE BALE OF FINE ENGLISH AND
FRENCH ENGRAVINGS OF HIGH COST AND
BEAUTY
Stock of Mr A. S. Rotnn.on
On Monday and Tureday Mornings,
Dec 99th and 29th, commencing at 11 o'clock, at the
store of Mr A 9 Robinson, No 010 Chestnut street,
above Ninth, vg al be sold without reserve 3:50 choice and
beautiful engravings, many by,the most celebrated
English and French arEuts The collection embraces a
•
variety of very interesting subjects, In neat and elegant
(rules, the whole to be sold, as above stated, without
'Mt
Cataloguea with particulars will be ready three
days previous to tale.
COMEII23
Shares In the Academy of Music; Point Breeze Park ;
Philadelphia and Mercantile Libraries; Athemeum,dre.
2MiUMMt=n
The elegant country seat and farm, known u " Far-
ley," late the residence of Richard Parson, deceased.
formerly of Dr Shippers, lT
e,red at private tale. Pull
description. may be had tho auctmn [OO2ll
TO RENT —The four-story store. No. 13 Strawberry
street. Rent modersoe.
111 SCOTT, Jr., AUCTIONEER, (succes-
Affi• For to WOLBEP.T & SCOTT,) 431 CHESTNUT St
oppomte the Custom House, between Fourth sad Firth
Streets.
BAIA:3 FOR THE WEEK
Chlll).—We invite the attention of purchasers to the
extenelve sales to be hold at the store, No 431 Chestnut
street, this week, Au every !ample lot will be sold
without reservation, the trade, and purchasers gene
rely, will and it to their interest to attend.
CARD.—The elegant furl to be sold thie 'warning, be
ettslogue, at 10,4 o'clock, Sr. now arranged for eX111731.
nation, and an every lot wal , be 401,1 without reserve,
the lathes of this city are respectfully Invited to attend.
EIPIAMAL PEREMPTORY BALE OP FINE FURS.
Thin Morolog,
'2•2al let , commencing at 10,ii o'clock precisely, we
will sell, without recerre, a large and valuable assort
ment of furs, in bells, for Indies' wear
Aka, gents' fur collars, fur glove,. Ac. •
Included will be found rapes, half capes, victorines,
muffs, muntees, he. ' made in elegant style, of clone
martin, Canada mink, sable, Siberian flume!, Russian
squirrel, French squirrel, water mink, French sable,
(lermnn filch, Canada filch, American fitch, mountain
martin, silver martin, ermine, he , he.
The whole, embracing a very desirable assort
ment rimy he examined with catalogues early on the
morning of rale
EXTENSIVE PEREMPTORY SALE OF 2,000 DOZ
WOOLLEN HOSIERY 00011
On Wednel4Pky Morning,
Commencing at 10 o'clock, punctually, , ve will aell,
without reserve, to elm an account, 2,000 dozen knit
woollen ho.lery goods, consisting of large size wool
ehawle, gent,' extra large and heavy scarf,, wool com
fort'', wool hood., gent,' white and mixed lambs wool
shirts and drawer,
rAko, men's jockey cape, wool victoriries,
scarfs, l adles' wool hoods, wool cuffs, infanta' boa', wool
rigolettes, bore wool scarfs, zephyr talma., h
READY-MADE OLOSIIINO.—AI,o, no assortment of
gents' ready-mode clothing
EiIDROIDERIES AND MILLINERY GOODS —Also,
'variety of French and Scotch embroideries, bonnet
and trimming ribbons, tine French artificints
DROOGE LONG SHAWLS —Also, en loroice French
broche long shawls, just landed
Also, ladles cloth cloaks, taboos, barques, dusters, &c
Also, corded skirts, fancy cravats, wool and cotton
hosiery, silk gloves, with a variety of fancy and staple
articles suited to pre+ent sales, and worthy the early
and particular attention of the trade and purchasers
generally.
117 As the whole will be sold without regent to cost,
the trade, and purchasers generally, will find it to their
interest to attend. Samples and cAtalognes early on the
morning of thin
ii EROSENE OIL,
DISTILLED FROM COAL.
KEROSENE LUBRICATING OILS
This Oil is not only CHEAPER, but SUPERIOR TO
THE BEST SPERM It will NGT GUM OR CONGEAL
AT ALOIS' TEMPERATURE, and It will RUN LONGER
AND KEEP THE JOURNALS COOLER THAN ANY
OTHER LUBRICATING MATERIAL
% Machinists and others are requested to call and
"amine these oils at the sole agency,
ONOROE M. YREEMAN, Agt ,
deltl-3m-If No. 116 Walnut street, *bore Front.
fIARRIERS' ADDRESSES prepared by
ILJ au eaperiencalt wetter, at 2i0.1189 8. ELS VENTII
etioat j abors Federal. deS
Oates bn %mann.
- ALFRED M. BERK.NESS,
PHILADELPHIA. BOWS AND CABAL=
111 Z &11, southeast corner of Ninth and George Sta.,
between Chestnut and Walnut strata.
E 7 Mee of horses, carriages and harneaa, held
regularly every BATIIRDAY 2fOWNING, throughout
the year, commencing at 10 o'clock.
V' The largest collection of new and 1100311116kand
earri arm harness, saddles, &e., in the city, may ay e
seen at this eatablishment for private sale.
gCarriages received on atoms.
lOutdoor sales attended to on reasonable WM.
MOSSES, VEHICLES, AND MAMMA,.
O Saturday Mor,
At 10 o'clock, a n t
the Bazaar, ning be sold, hams',
vehicles, and harnese.
JAMES A. FREEMAN, AUCTIONEER,
NO. 422 WALNUT STREET, Above YOURTH.
CARD—SALE 01, HOUSEHOLD ruaarrults-TUIS.
fl We beg leave to inform the pitbile that we Bad
our regular weekly Wes of Punsters every Tneeda
our 8 ACIOUS BALES BOOM, NO. 422 W ALNIIT
STREET, where every possible attention is even to lb•
lain the highest prices for the goods of those who mew
favor us with consignments. Faullieshavint portions 91
their furniture to diopoes of, or those declining *sag,
keeping and not wishing *es at their own d
can have their furniture CAREFULLY REMOIV I A
OUR BALES ROOM, WHERE THEY WILL REIAISLE
BETTER PRICES FOR THEIR YHANITURE THAN
THEY CAN OBTAIN PROM ANY OP TRY '7111151-
VIRE DEALERS OR ANY OTHEISAITOTION STORE
IN TEE mi . Y.
. .
irr Persons favoring as with ooredgnmente rut
&reared that their property will not be sacridced.
CY Commissions more moderate than those duitrict
by any other Auction Some in the city.
liar Consignments respectfully solicited.
1L) Sales raid immediately after the goods ar• sold.
Executors' see.
ATHENA - GM MAHE.
On Wednesday g,
Dec. o'
at 7 clock, at the Ph Mornin iladelphia Exchange,
previon a to the mile of real estate. will be sold
-1 shore stock in Philadelphia Athenzorn.
Salo on account of whom it may cortosrn.
STOCKS.
On Wednesday Evening
December 30th, 1857, will be sold, , on acconett of
whom Wrnay [concern
-150 shares of Elicit:gold ldining Company, Tiritinle
2000 do Monroe Gold Rifling, Company •,
83 do Spring Hill Company,
300 do El Dorado Mining Company, Virginia.
50 do Washington Mining Compuy, North Ca
rolina.
200 shores of Chesapeake Mining Company, biloktp.n.
350 do Ontonagen do do do.
100 do Douglaas do do do.
60 do Bohomisn do do do.
6800 do Philadelphia and California Mining Com
pany, Calrnia.
1300 shame of ifo Lewis Gold Mining ConfilawYr North
Carolina.
1 share, being 6-25 of X, of a certain invention awl
patent known s Devlin Lnbrieath2g Com
2 orignml shares Saalfraxicisco Lead Amon atte.
4 do do do do do do.
4x do do do do do do.
30 ahares Seaml Tribe Tribe Company , do New York.
35 do do o .
2030 do Philadelphia and California Mining Com
pany, California.
3000 shares Dickerson Marble Company of Tennessee.
REAL ESTATE (SALE—DEOEREER 23d.
This sale st the Exchange, on Wednesday swag,
December 23d,1857, at o'clock wil include—
Orphans' Court Sale.—Eetate ofJoseph Colbcran, Deed.
PHARE HOUSE AND LOT, ANN STREET, NINE
TEENTH WAND.—A frame how, and lot of ground,
southeast side of Ann street, 80 feet southeast from
Sarah street, Nineteenth ward, 20 feet front, UM feet
deep. $25 ground rent.
Orphans' Conn Bale.—Estate of R. Y. Roamer. Deed
PROPERTY QUEEN STREET, HENSINGTON.—A
certain bowie and lot, north aide of Oilmen street, Se
feet front. and 120 feet deep, ton 13,X feet alley larding
from Shackamaxon street. Clear of inctunbrancea.
Orphans' Court Bole.--Same Estate.
FRAME ROUSE AND LOT. POPLAR STREET.—
A. frame house, and lot of ground, north aide of Poplar
street, between front and second, 93 feet front, and 114
feet deep. $l2 ground rent.
Positive Sale.
STORE AND DWELLING, COATES ST.,
ABM
EL
SEVENTEENT—A three-story brick store and dwel
ling. south aide of Coates street, 85 feet 9 Inches east
of Eighteenth street, 17 feet 1 inch front, and 53 ft. TM
inches deep, along Florence street. The house Las bolE
windows, gam, and hydrant. $34 ground rent. Rents
for 1200 per SWUM. Terms—aah, See pettily*.
Er $5O to be paid on each of the abors when tins
Lune is struck off.
Assignee's Sale—Prankford.
DRIIOB, DYES, MATERIALS_ , Au.. OF A MANU
FACTORY AND PRINT-WORKS.
On Thursday Morning,
24th instant, at 11 o'clock, will be sold, at the Print
and Dye works belonging to the estate of Raney Quick.
sail, Prankford, the entire stock of drugs, dyes, and
materials of the manufactury
AT PRIVATE SAM
A ant-class Printing Office, with a good run Of bald
ness, foarprintingpreseee, two Ruggles and one Adtuna
Type and ererytMng necessary for the buslnees. Apply
at the Auction Store.
SAMUEL NATHAN'S, AUCTIONEER,
and HONEY LOAN OFFICE, No. 112 South Street, below Walnut, opposite Pear at, only
eight doom below the Exchange.
Henn of business from 7 c'eloek, A. 11., RAW 10
o'clock in the evening.
Oat-door Wes, and sales at the Anetkm Hour, at
tended upon the most utisfactory terms.
CAPITAL 1200 000.
Established frr the hut TAirty Years.
Advances made from one dollar to thousands on Din
muds, Silver Plate, Watches, Jewelry, Hanivare, Ysr
chsndise, Clothing, lurniture, Bedding, Cigars Adosloal
Instruments, Guns, Horses, Caniegea, end Goods of
every description.
All goods can remain any length of tine agreed
upon.
dll advances, from one hundred dollars and avow& '
will be charged 2 per cent. per month NOG corer,
the lowest market rate.
This Store House having a depthof 170 feet, Malaise
Sr. and thief proof vaults to store all valuables, and pri
rate watchmen for the premises; also, a heavy into
ranee effected for the benefit of all persons having goods
advanced upon
N. 11.—On. account of having an unlimited capita,
this Once Is prepared to make advances on mars setts.
factory and accommodating terms than any ether is
tats city.
Money advanced to the poor, In small amounts, with!
out any charge.
AT PRIVATI 8.111.
field Patent Lever anti ether Watches, Jewelry, *ad
Clothing will be sold at reduced prices. an.l4.y
MOSES NATHANS, AUCTIONEER
AND COMMIS lON MERCHANT, B. B. assn
SIXTH and BADE Streets.
AT PRIVATE BALE—OoId and 'fiver patent lever,
Lepine, English, Swiss, and French watches, Jewelry,
of every description, musical instruments, Ac., AT PRIVATE SALE—Arranged on second floor,
household furniture, of every desciption, beds, mat
tresses, carpeting, looking glasses, fancy articles, is.,
As., Ao.
Out-door sales attended to personally by the Aunties
ter. Charges very low. Consignments of Paraiba:re
clothing, jewelry, Ac. Art 7 solicited.
NATHAN'S PRINC IPAL LOAN 017101,
8.1. Corner of Sixth and Race Street",
Where money will be loaned on gold and direr plots
Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds , Clothing, Dry Goods,
H
Groceries, Seger', ardware, Cutlery, Furniture. Bed
ding, Horses, Vskielearnees, Stocks, and on all ar
ticles of value for anlagtili of time agreed on, =more
satisfactory and liberal terms than at any other estab
lishment. M. NATHANS,
NOTICE.—AII goods forfeited at the Office, S. E. cor
ner of Sixth and Race streets, will be sold on Tuesday
morning, 24th instant, at 10 o'clock. Depositors can
call previous thereto and renew their tickets.
GREAT CHANCE FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS—
OVER FIVE THOUSAND LOTS OF FORFEITED
GOODS_
NATHANS' great sale of forfeited goods will take
place
This lifornin,
22,1 inet , at 10 o'clock, at blooes :fathom' mil°,
store, rontheost corner of sixth and Baee streets, and
will continue from day to day, until every article is
disposed of
This sale will embrace the largest and most valuable
assortment or goods ever offered at public aureola, viz :
Fine gold bunting ease, double cast, and double bot
tomed full jeweled and plain English patent lever
watches, of the beet and meat approved maker' • line
gold hunting case, double bottomed and open fate Oa
eapetnent lever and lepine watches; Line geM enameled
and pearl hunting case ladies' gold English, arias, and
French watches, superior hunting case and double ease,
and double bottomed silver English patent lever watches,
Mil jeweled and plain, of the meet approved makers
el err hunting case and open face escapement lover and
leplee watchew full jeweled and plain, sillier quartier
watches, hunting ease. D. C. and 8. 0. elver watches;
fine gold neck chain. fob and vett chains, Ens . gold. seals
and key., fine sold braecleta, one gold WallaiWlLl and
armlets. A large assortment of diamond, pearl, rubyr
garnet, amethysts, and other Line gold anger rings,
tingle stone diamond breastpins, cameo mosaic, French
paintings and o th er breastpins, gold s pecks, gold and
silver pencil cases, gold marks, opera glasses, silver
ladled, table and tea spoons, Belt and mustard spoons,
one case twelve elegant silver fruit knives, butter
knives, rich and elegant set, elver plated edges and tea
Bete, titres plated waiter, funnel drainers, de. Silver
plated forks and spoons, knives and fork', a large as
sostment of elegant pearl and ether pen and pocket
knives. and numerous other articles.
BOOKS —Ullle ' a Expedition to ihe Southern Hemi
sphere, Medical Lighthouse, Dictionary of Poetical
Quotations, Shakepeare's complete works, Generale of
the Revolution, Ilerechelre Outlines of Astronomy,
History of , the Masted States in pamphlets, titivate.'
Library, Webster'. Dictionary, large sin,
3lechatics on Engineering, Irving's Life of Waahington,
3 vole , Spectator, Selentidc Stair Builder, by Robert
Riddleo, Washington and the General of the Bevoln
lion, Napoleou and the Marshals of the Empire, Balldere
Companion, (Nicholson's Masonry, Buck on Obligee
Bridges, American Protestant Ha t -asinee, and numerous
other books
31USICAL INSTRUMENTS, Ac—Twenty 'lnuit
nutussa and accordeons, new, fine old violins, Cutts,
guitars, fine double-barrel fowling pieces, S. B do. pa
tent breach rifle, Colt's and other revolver*, double Ind
S. B. pistols, 14 docen handsome buckskin and morocco
purses, dirks, bowie knives, military swords. port
monms card cases, magnetic machine, clocks. dental
instruments, steel skatea, and a thousand other articles.
The articles will be open for examination early on the
morning of the sale.
Sale second-story moms, entrance from Rare atreset-
GREAT BARGAINS FOR CHRISTMAS PBROO'T S
AT PRIVATB SALE , AT REMARKABLY LOW
PRICES
Hunting case. double case, and double bottom, full -
Jeweled and Plain English potent layer watches.
Silver English potent lever watches.
Bootleg case and open face gold escapement sad
lever watches
Hunting case and open face gold lepine witches.
Very fine enameled ladies' gold watelea.
Silver lever and lepine watches, English, Swim, and
French watches, gold ehalcur, jewelry, musical inean
menta, and numerous fancy articles.
WEBB'S great aale of forfeited Watch.' ' Jewelry,
inns, Pistols, blusloal Initrnments, de., willtake place
shottly. Due notice will be given.
WEBB'S great sale of Dry Goods, Clothing, Bedding,
&c., being forfeited collateral', will take pleas shortly . .
Doe notice will be given.
AT PRIVATE SALE, AT HALF THE USUAL
SELLING PRICES —Doable-bottomed and heating
cue gold patent lever watches, of the necet ap
proved makes; bunting ewe mad open flee rid escape
ment lever end lepine watches, fall jeweled; fine gold
enameled lever and lepine watches for ladiee; gall
jewelry of every de,erlptton; sheer lever and lapin.
watches, in heating cases and open face; silver Engßak,
Swim, and French watches; a general aeacirtment of flu
nitare. bets, mattreeees, mirrors, &a.
017 . 1-DCiIItBALS SOLICITED, ozaelorgra to nit
the tones, low.
Consignment. of 'Teri deiwription of goods sollested
1 1701 l a r° 5it r iVi e CE1; . on all arid *vary Mod of good.,
for public or pirate aale, or to 'Os hell for a Limited
time Charges low.
GEORGE W. SMITH, AUCTIONEER
N. N. corner of BA. BON sod BOVIII Streets
abort Second.
EVENING SALES.
BALES EVERY SATURDAY EVENING,
At TX o'clock, at the Auction Store, of Henlearn, Gall
lery, liousekeeging Article", Clotheux, Watches, amyl j
17, Stacy Article", de.
ANTV.I7 . boa - ibn tfri to hi.
2sCEIiENT. I...t.
ttmmtitoo
friends and the public that be trill open Ws SALOON
Lir their reception on
MONDAY, 14th last.
Ills stock (a large Lod rick variety) canoe c
:SIM% Ert ten ORYSTALLIZSD PRLITtI, kl.)11.
COTS. CUMMINS, PINEAPPLES, PUBS,
LIMES, GAGES, quutots, do . Ac.
BONBONS.—A large and fresh LielOttment.
FANCY TOTS—Meehaaleal Top, paper, wood, ant
super--an *valeta variety.
FANCY BOXES—Nish styles, fancy and pleb . lAA
varied assortment , of e tuella* description
SACS, CABLS, COILNE S, BASKETS. 1 ICTORIkg.
PASTILLAOSEI, &a , de , all of recent iisborintlaV
and which for extent and varietv wio Salt coispetitur.
For sale by 8 nEsaiON. Codictiorwr.
deb-1u Id ASSET street above Seventh
O,7 ORGHIIM, or CHINESE StiGAR-CASE
1 1 / 1 110-26 bushels for sale by
CBOAIIIaI.II, & 00 ,
Aolo-tt N 0.10411. Pshorazi are4te.