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„Extensive Forging. Opiiatunta--42yest ofthe
afterneon officer
-Caßanat, arrested,, at Thir/anCebestnut streets,
- two men, bathed Charles M; Winger and Samuel
S,eeds, on the charge of being conecruedlin forging
the name of Wilson, Ager to certain notes,' and
disvosing 'of the . aitine here and. in the Interior.
'lt`appints' that Mr, Wilson •Ager, - *hi) is a :rest
, dent of Rov'ersburg,, Columbia inn*, and a
, man . who has, &Massed a considerablejunonnt of
thle world'S goads; started in August last for Call.
fornia, intending- to pass the next' three years
'there, in China and other parts of the world. On
. tha,dayof his departure, it is alleged that Ottinger,
who was formerly in his employ, eamMeneod forg
• inghis'namis to sundry promissory notes, and • die
posing of them whenever andiw,erelor afavor
- able opportunity °emitted. - Sines thatperiod Ot-,
,tonger and , Seeds Aloe passed a portion of their
time here,• and the belittles in New York, and in
the interio r. They have been closely watched by
Otßoor Oallanan' Tor more than a month mist in
their'Operations in thiaelty,'but he was unaltle to
obtain any definite charge against them, until
Mr. Ager returned from California ; came to this
pity, and lodged complaint of the issuing of the
forged rimier. , • • '
-. Among the forged notes was one for $551, which
was passed upon a man at Bloomsburg, Pa.. by
Seeds. Another forged note, for about the same
amount,' was pnoood - neon -Mr. John Grout, who
. bought it for $4OO. Another n0t0,,f0r.5325, was
passed Upon Mr. William Bailey, a young man in
'the 'employ of Messrs. Brown.' 4b Kunkle, North
Thirdatreet. , The 'Salle parties borrowed of this
firm sloo,' and deposited a forged note with them
as collateral for its payment. Another note, for
$l4O, was pima upwi the same firm in payment
for a bill of clothing. ' •
Ottinger - had also bargained with a Mr Patrick
''Devlin, who is theinventor of a patent heater, for
the patent right of a Stile, and offered in payment
one of Agar's 'kites for $l,OOO. This trade, how
ever had net been concluded When the arrest was
trade. 'Their plan of operatioas was one well cal
autetad, to deceive. — (Midges' upon offering one of
the forged =tea for sale, would request the parties
to wall open, Seeds, (who was formerly employed
'as sealant= in, a store in North Third street,) and
be would give all the necessary information. Upon
the Interested .parties milling- upon Seeds, he
would refer them to any one of the Commerolal
Agencies, and to such houses as Messrs. Brown
Krinkle; - LudWig, Kneedlor, - J. Co; Thomas
Wolf, of the firm of Jordan .b Brother; Marplo
,fifeClure,andothers: AS Mr. A'ger is well known
'throughout the Stato;these parties could not, of
-course, slay-anything ,derogatory to the character
of the paper. - -
- We were shown the notes,' and the signatures
• --Are iondmirablyexeanted that it, would require an
iXperielseed eye to distinguish them from the gen
uine. Thereto every reason tobolieve that there is
a large amount of this forged paper afloat, and
those who have it, or have bad dealings with these
men, in regard -to land-warrants, would do well
- to call upon officer Callanan, at the Mayor's office.
Seeds stated that about two thousand dollars
or fOrged notes bad been
placed in the hands of
'different persona for negotiation, fur which they
bad not yet received 'any returns. , Borne of the
paper, bo Alleged, had been placed-with Mr. Dan
. rel Rubicon] and IL 11. K. Elliot, Esq.
()Wager resides- at- 2112 Washington street,
near Twenty-First.' The officers proceeded to him
bottle,' and -found several notes which bad been
signed, hut the amounts had been filled in. They
' found there two boxes of papers which have
net yet been examined, and several land war
rants, which it was subsequently ascertained had
-been stolen from Messrs. Ford Jc Jackson's fire
proof, in their office in Third Street; opposite Doak.
, This firm did-not mini theici warrants until they
wore shown to thou] by the officers.
' A note wai eold by Ottinger; to a man in the in
, ,terior, who gave him in payment for itiffs in cash,
and's' draft ,upon.biessra. Kirkpatrick Co., at
Third and Vine streets, for the balance. Another
note - for $.100; dated August 141, at six months, was
depositeditith Mr: C. S';• Simons, as collateral for
a'smali amount of ow:May - they. had -borrowed of
°Wager stated, at the hearing before Alderman
„ Enos, that he had reoeived these notes of William
Ager for piing out to Cuba and:dlsposingof patent
sugar mills forhim. Mr. Ager stated - that he gave,
Ottinger $&l0 for making Ibis trip, and that ho has
his receipt for this amount. -
• amused' Were oommitted lit defonitaf $5,000
, bail each, to answer at, the next term of the Court
•oe Quarter Sessions: ' - ' •
• , Special • ' Meeting of .Commenc,.Countid.- 7 A.
*lnint meeting id' Common Council 'was'held yes
terday afternotrn "for; the purpose of considering
the approPriation ' bills." ,-. •
13itt No. , fi6 op o°min:in Council file; reported by
the Xthitinittea. rei,Flnanoti, .entitled "An ordi--
amide to, make an 'appropriation to the clerks of
Councils for the expenses of Councils for the year
• oighteen hundred and fifty-eight,", was, , on me
,' tionAttken up::' It was read as follows
'Soo. The_ Seleot and Common Councils of
- Philadelphia do ordain, ThaCthe artni of twenty
eight thousand eight 'hundred and.twenty dollars
be, and the seine is :hereby, appropriated to the
.clerks of Councils for the year eighteen hundred
and fifty-eight, as follows:
~ Pirst-Torjsalariee of clerks, niessongers, and
door-keepers of Councils, six thousand six hundred
' and twenty dollars.
Seeond. For printing jour nets, ordinances, and
miseellanesus printing, nine thousandth's hundred
Por binding journals, ordinances, do.,
'two thousand six-hundred dollars. ,
fourth. Foradver . tising ordinanses, Lo:, six
thousaua dollars. -•• • -
— Fifth. For' stationery end blink bloke, one
thousand dv I hundred dollars.-
Sitfth, For recording - ordininoes,'llve hundred
dollars. - - , -
Seventh. Foruarriage-hire for the use of com
=Mese of Councils, eight hundred dollars.
Eighth. For - , ineidontal expenses, „cleansing
reams; ge., one ttunfiand - dollars. -
j3ec. 2. ,The witrieitte forAtto said appropriation
shall - be drawn in contdrzidty
.!isith existing ordi..
11111OON
The bill wos read three tliniejand passed finally.
f •-Bill Ne. 87, entitled e. An Ordinance to make an
appropriation for the expenses of the Lew Depart
ment_ for the year eighteen hundred and fifty
eight," eras nfit taken up, as follows, and passed
finally ,
'Bag. 1. The Seledend COmmen Councils of the
city do ordain,' That the iim-of nineteen thousand
two hundred and fiftydallars be, and the same is
, hereby, appropriated to the Law Department, for
-the expenses thereof for the year one thonsand
eight hundred and fifty-eight, to be applied as fol.,
lows, its : •
For saltiries, nine thousand two hundred dol
lars.- -
2. Poi advertising Beni, two thousand five Mtn.
' dyed deltaic' •
' 3. For Prothonotary'a costs, two thousand five
hundred dollars.
4. : For Sheriff's costs, four thousand five hundred
dollars. ,
5. For blank-books and stationery, three bun.
dred dollars. '
8/ For printing, two hundred dollars.
7. For service of mbprenas, one hundred and
fifty dollars. , _
" -8. For, witness fees and certified copies of papers
and Plans, two hundred dollars.
9. ,Per care of offioe, one hundred dollars.
~, 10. For miscellaneous expenses, two hundred
and fifty dollars,
1.1. , For advertising and posting notices of plans,
surveys, and incidental expenses, three hundred
dollars.
12. For law books for the department, fifty dol
lars. , ,
" - Sac. 2. That warrants for the said apprepria;
-Hon shall be drawn in conformity with existing
ordinances,
• ' Bill No. 38, making an appropriation of $13,700
to the (apartment of City Controller for 1858, was
next taken rip and passed finally. .
, Bill NQ. 30, Making Ma appropriation Of $10,350
" to the Department* Of City`Treasury for 1858, was
next passed. , , •
;Bill , No. 40, making an appropriation of $4,929
tto the Department of Market .11ouses, for the care
and Management of the wharves and landings be
longing to the c olly for 1858, was next passed
-- 'Bill No: '4l, making - an appropriation to the
Trustees of the' City foe Boat of $11,475 for 1858;
was next passed. - -, _
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'Bill,No:42,,makingin appropriation Of $232,3592,,
for famishing gas, and lighting and extinguish
leg, olellideig and repairing the public lamps, and
for the erection of new lamps, for 1858, was next
Bill No. 43,Making an appropriation of 88,019 80
-to the' Board of Managers of -191118'S Hospital for
1858;Was n,extpassed • . ' ' ' - -
~ ~ On, , motion of Mr. Parker, :tke, consideration of
'.blitlf,o, - 4,4, Oinking an apprcipriationds49B,l44 95
;;; to Dm Board of Controllers of the Public Schools,
Wee postponed for the present. , • •
Bill No. 49, making an appropriation of $1,500
to thelSripenntendent of Trtntis, for the purpose
`'of paving for the surveying of the Boudinot lands;
' itae next' passed. ' '
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`' 13111 Ifel.'so, making ap apPioniiation of,sll,-
183 70 to the ',Department of 3farket Houses, for
• ..:the expenses thereof for the year 18:8. next came
_ up for consideration. ^ A motion to add $5OO to the
amount of appropriation for clerk hire during the
present yeari elloited'ivelierp diseukion between•
'Melar& iSteeeneeti, ;Miller, ,O'Neill, and others.
, ..TheMottOn .Werriegatived, and another motion
leado,o Strike out the Item of $5OO for clerk hi ll
_44lldg - 1858, ' A lengthy dismission_ followed on the
} liv erite orthis motion, t4hieli was partloipated in
~,„ ikv:timiars..Sitlß.P,aiotsherlh and 847.enwn•
ilia Motion WON not agreed to, and the bill pass
ed fidiallY,, .. ~, *r . , L , '.. .
,'" ..rßilllio, 51; making an appropriation to the Fire
~ , BeperintentotsBo,37s, and to payolaime incurred
during 1854 and ,1855. was read three times, and
dpissmi itithoixedisendilan, '. -' ' " '
.The Chamber:then proceeded to' the correlation
of bill N0.'52; Making ski improprbsticni 5 . $390,502
for the expensmi,ettlie Felice I/emulate • for 1858.'
Mr. hiascher,offered the following proviso to'the
l , :bill :,iI , -• e.f- u,' i ,, •,• :• , 7 . -
Provided, That It shall net be lawful• for the
I ' , City, Controller to countersign ally Warrant for the
, payment o 1 the salary, of , any,
,pollee' Milber who
- "shall ndt havirpreVion.4lrhien nominated to and
li. oo l 2 .faal.loJ ) , , ,,Select CollaPli l' nor,shau apy dQ ue .
on 'he matte • from say officer's Notary except in
sachierateavrhere the oilleer absents himself from
dutrbyhtrown• free will; nor in ease where on
z t °tiger his beeMnif dolt in Tonseqtienee of
,the per.
,fortaanee of his duty,., ' - -
"`t ' liff.ldasolier-supported lilenidvish id a speech
of great length and Moot;
_force. Ho contended
" that the act Ofgonsolidation guarantied to every
tlietioelatlo..thet,Vearly salary of 4509 and 'yet if
they are sick they are docked &certain amount of
money, whloh is never returned to the OityTreasu
-'n. The men hod jest as math right to their pay
'
' 48 the Mayor arid Lleutehant,' or any other sale
, rteii onictit'under'tbe bay government. , • •
Mr;garter 11.140,41MOrted. gm, atoofidinent, and
Messrs. O' Sill 'and .ralethorp opposed it. ;
gr. giving tooveLlealriho Tit all after the Words
Select Con s ult. He, was in favor of the first ofthp
-. ,
novisp. Air. 11,,, akeonsiderable length, contend
- that the present polielleportnietitwaa one of
' e worst governed and most inefelept,that ever
isgraced r•tilladPlPhia-• .., • . .
• • *r y frkeili l lit the , qourse, of his remarks, re.
. .liPirtoAettfaissolier., and said he was a renegade
]Yelnocrat, anti that his motion was not an honest
one, but intended to operate against Mayor Vaux,
The discussion was , nuite proltmed 'and' ailultoed a
norsonal dspeat.l.' - , „,--, ,4 ,
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~, The-gime and pa - jewel's 'Milled:on the • amend
inifit,"aild.. trerkati follows :' ' ' t• '
0 ,,,,,x: E 0--Atesera.: l lleoper, Deal, Faulkner, Pohl;
,1,-..Binnedttgirittliirr_Killift Moog, Melina, ltiesehor,,
, c4.l4ellay, Moyer, Sicllwilin, MeMakin , Parker, Per
w-Itiris, &boot, Tl.sol6r,'Vailhont 4 -19,' . - 4 1 1 .
-. , ,.... , ..Heir5-Mesers. Alexamieri Bairdantobet, liak,
. 1 1,
~I)ltrajtoligitler, .1144 getter, fideraddew, a(0,111.•
sitisLr iz eCil'„feNeill, , FidetilforPr, lites 7 ystoy,
,1141 1 liYiiatartAWelf, Wright, (Q. 134 John
,tsry, la, ( aidimt)-20, r,l , ,-,
ii 0 A 14 4;11 1 1 1 T'Otills,
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MMila=l
" CRANRFORD AND,, BOUTITWAItic
rßatinoan Jr the. inscription painted upon
the new ears, soon to be placed upon the Fifth and
HMIs street passenger railway'. Twelve of these care
have bepn completed ready for service, and in their
arrangements furnish an Inviting contrast with the in
satiable 'busses they ore Intended to supereade
' The c,oinfort and convenience of passengers has been
consulted in the conetruotion of these ears in an emi
nent degree, and which, Uwe are not greatly mistaken,
will alone comPensate, in the Intimation of the public.,
for Whatever disadvantages may be thought to have at
tached to the roads themselves. The entire length of
theme care is nineteen feet els Inches, and their width
seven feet The body of the cars is raised twenty-two
feet from the ground, andis made convenient of access
by sreansof "taps on eltbei aide of the platform'. The
material of the seats and backs le crimson plush, and
the cars are intended to seat twenty-four porous.
• The means of ventilation secured in the cmistruction
'of these core is an admirable feature, and furnishes
another great Improvement upon the old omnibuses,
with their closed window, In stormy weather, confining
the fumes 'of Unsavory btestlui, to say nothing of the
other odoriferoue appurtenances of omnibus travel, es
pecially during fieh time.
The number of ears already finished will probably bo
doubled within a fortnight, and wilt even then, doubt.
less, be increased from time to time as the patronage of
the roads may warrant.
Menton STUDISNTS.—The medical students, as well
as the faculty, and the members of me honorable pro
fession in general, will thank us for informing them
that among the splendid collection of valuable en
gravings now arranged for inspection at the rooms of Mr
A. S. Robinson, No. 910 Chestnut street, ant which are
. to be sold by M. Thomas & tons on the mornings of the
29th and Mil instants, is contained a proof impression
of " Tho Lessen In Anatomy," and its companion, after
Van Dyke. The original pictures, of which these arc
faithful delineations, are of world-wide celebrity, and
of the engravings there are but few In this country.
This colleaiOn is now daily eliciting the highest enco
miums from the first judges, and we would again com
mend It to the attention of our readers.
LADIES—If you aro now going out to buy suit
able pronto for either „your husbands, fathers, Hone, or
brothers, allow us to suggest that Knight's, No. 610
Arch street, le the place to go to. Their superb wrap
pers, and every thing else In the way of gentlemen's
furnishing goods, are rosily superior to any other simi
lar stock in the city. Try them.
60!WERT FOR THE NORTRERNIIOIIE FOR FRIEND
LESS Ouicnnis.—We karts with pleasure that Miss
Juliana G. May has kingly consented to give a contort
for the , benefit of the Northern Homo for Friendless
Children, on Thursday evening, January 1. The (ler
mania Rand has likewise been engaged for the occasion.
KANSAN AND CURISTSfAS.—Kansas affairs, with
all their Importance, have been compelled to yield pre.
cedence to Christmas matters. This le as it should be.
We note, too, that things of minor Importance aro
yielding, of Into, to the stubborn fact that the beet
and handsomest clothing Ito be found in the city is
that made and sold at the Brown Stone Clothing Nall
of Rockhill & Wilson, Nos. 093 and 605 Chestnut street,
above Sixth. -
A. REGAL DESCOIPTION. — The lan of WUrtelll
- says the Courtier de Paris, lived lu very citizen•
`.like style at Biarritz, under the name of the 'Vicomte de
pck. lle bathed with the other bathers like a common
mortal. The commissary of police, whose duty it was
to inscribe the names of the bathers in his book, thus
tilled up the blanks in his printed register : "Ohnstian
and surname," Count de reek; "profession," King;
4, whence coming," Ileurteinburg ; " motive for travel
ling," health and pleasure. And he would have
added, had ho reached our enlightened land, " to buy
a suit of clothes atthe fashionable emporium of Clifton,
Albright, & Co., No. 627 Chestnut street, in 4 Jayne'e
Hall. , "
SIITOp !—The following specimen of a Ger
man advertisement was recently lianded us by a friend :
" Runned away, strayed away, or etoled away, mine
pig plack borne, sixteen hands and nix inchatall ; ho
rash black all over hie body put his bead, and dat veal,
pluck too; be had four lege, two pehind and two pefore,
and yen ha walked and ruined doy followed one after
another. Its had two plack earn upon his head, one
rite and one brown, and had no eye upon one side of hie
head, and couldn't fee anyding mit de oder. He had a
tine pig head vieh he yore peforo him, and a long dell
behint vich I cut abort de oder day, and it taint now eo
longas It rash pa ore ; it always stays pabint except von
ho valks - paCkward, and den it comes In front. Any
pody vat flods him and Ilringe him to we, pap; me five
dollars - reward, and no questions axed..
Our friend should have olfarrA as order on Granville
Stokes, the fashionable clothier, No 807 Chestnut
street.
' LETTER BAGS
At the Merchants , Exchange, Philadelphia,
Ship Tuscarora, Dilatory Liverpool, Dec 28
Barque Gen Warren, Clifford. Ilavana. soon
Barque A I Harvey, Wlllar Barbadoes. soon
Behr Jas Il Stroup, Oman Cardenas, soon
Behr S B Wheeler, Corson lllavana, soon
„PHILADELPUIA BOARD OE TRADE.
Joss R PlttillOSß,
W.V. 0. PATTEREION, or 21111 MONTI!
SAUL. V. NERIOOg, .
SAILING OE THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
FROM MR UNITED STATES
6TII/011/1 YllOll 70/1 DAY
El/Y094.i!. Doston..Liverpool Dec 23
Canada ..... ..• • .New York.. Liverpool Dee 20
Fulton ' New York..lla►ro • Doc 27
Borussia New York:.llamburg Jan 1
Adriatic New York..LiverPool ....Jan 2
Persia New York..Li►erpoul Jan 6
Am° ' New York..liavre Jan 0
BROM EUROPE
'l, 80/1- VO ' A
. , _ , , oar
Edinburg alaegow..New York Dee 2
Adriatic._ ....Liverpool..New Ydrlc Deo 9
Persia ....Llierpool—New York Dec 12
Arago Ilavre..New York Dcol9
Niagara ' Liverpool—Boston Deo 19
Atlantic ..... ....Liverpool..New York Dec 29
Africa . -... ....'...Liverpool—New York Dec 26
,Memmonta Mamburg..New York Jan 1
Fulton Havre..Now York Jan 12
fl:r Tlie Galifornis Mall Steamers sail from New York
on the 6th and 20th of each month.
MOVEMENTS OP HAVANA STEAMERS
I , oll.4natritta—Prom New York 2d, arriving at Ha
vana Btb, and New Orleans 11th. From New Orleans
20tbI Havana 234 arriving at New York 28th.
Quagga CITT—FrOm New York 7th of each month,
arriving at Havana 12th, and 31obile 14th. Prom Mo
bile 22d, Havana 24th, arriving at New York 28th.
CALLUM—From New York 12th, arriving at Havana
17th. and New Orleans 19th. From New Orleans 27th,
Havana 29th, arriving at New York 3d.
CITY—Prom New York 17th, arriving at Ha-
vana 23d, and New Ogisana 26th. Prom New Orleans
6th, Havana Bth, striding at New York 13th
Macs WARRIOR—From New York 27th, arriving at
Havanaa let and New Orleane 3d. From New Orleans
12th. Havana 14th, due at New York 18th.
- Wpm—From Oharleetort 19th and 4th, due at Ha.
vana 234 and 7th. From Havana 10th and 23th, due at
New York 16th and 31st
Alarinelligence.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 23, 1831.
BUN RISES 7 25-SUN SETS 4 SO
WATER • 6 46
ARRIVBD
Br brig Ocean Isle, Pruddon, 10 days from Barbadoes,
in ballast to Outorbridge, Harvey & Co. Left the U 8
steam frigate Saranac, 16 days from Norfolk, coaling—
all well on board except Capt Kelly, who was injured
whilst returning trout a visit to the Governor, by the
running away of the horses and upsetting the carriage.
Behr E W Pratt, Whi!din, 4 days from Now York,
with robe to Crowell & CO line.
Bahr Anna BUM, Jones, 1 day from &vino, Del, t%ith
- grain to Bewley,,Billson & Co.
Behr Rancocas, 2 days from Blackbird, with wheat to
Richardson & Osman.
- Bohr Halms Bishop, 1 day from St George's, Del,
*lth wheat to Jas ',errata & Son.
Bohr Utoka_, liplike • 2 days from Baltimore, with
wlioat to Jae B arrett 6: Son.
. &he Grace Oirdier, Paine, 4 days from New York,
with male to Crowell & Collins.
Behr Emeline Chester, Brown, 4 days from New Bed
ford, with oil, &c.,to Eihober, Bunting & Co.
UM Richard Vaux, Prink, 6 days from Boston, with
twine to Pettit, 31artin & Co.
Behr Mary, Rickards, 2 days from Camden, Del, with
corn to .1 II MeColley.. . . .
CM=
Steamship Virginia, Kelly, Richmond, 'l' Webster, Jr.
Barque Aaron Ilarvey, Barbadoes,
Cumming!! & Son. .
Scbr W L Springs, Corson, Wilmington, NC, D B
Stetson & Co.
Seer Tennessee, Wooster, Portland, captain,
Bohr Bay State. 0 ark, Boston Hayes & Godshall.
Str R Willing, Olaypoole, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr
(Correspondence of the Philndelphle Dxchange.)
LEWES. Del.. Dec. 21, 12 Dt
-There are at harbor at this writing fifteen schooners,
all coal laden, detained by easterly winds. There are
'leveret beige and schooners in eight coming down, and
I presume they will also stop in harbor until s. change
of wind. The weather Is cloudy and indicates a storm.
Yours,•&e, *2l. 21. !HOLMAN.
La Tsl,llonAllf..l
(COrteepondenee of the Philadelphia Exchange.)
CAPE ISLAND, Dee 22. 4 40 P lit
A barque went in this morning. The fleet detained
at the 'Breakwater for several days lett thin forenoon
for ma. " A Boston packet barque went out this after
noon. Wind strong from NW.
Yours, Au., , THOS. B. HUGUBS.
(BY TBLiORAPB TO THB PBOBB
Now Yoec, Dee 22
Arrived, ship Denau, from Hamburg. Fell in on the
Ath inst.- with the wreck of the British barque Daven
port, bound from Quebec to Cardiff, waterlogged, and
took off the • captain and eighteen 1330/, and inotignt
them to this port. .
DORTON, DAO 22
Arrived, abips Charles Hill, from Calcutta,• Hirai and
Santiago; from Bombay; barques Eastern State, from
Africa; Kate Hastings, from Talcahuano; California, fin
Buenos Ayres; Orlando, from Cephalonia; brigs Coedits
tor, from Turlia Island: Tangier, from Philadelphia
The ecbr Kensington, from Philadelphia, la ashore
on the Spit,
Hamm% Hoses. Dee 22.
•Arrived, ship Harvey birch, from Chinch& Islands,
and brig Hoyeleton, from Demerara, bound to Baltimore.
CHIBLEHTOI Dec 22
The eteamehlp Nashville, Murray, from New York,
arrived , this teeming,
MEMORANDA
- Steamahip Europa, Leiter, for Liverpool, cleared a
New York yeatenlay;
Ship Tigre,l9, TATvrenco, from Dookirk for New Or
leans, at Heal 2d hrt, and anchored
Shig, Hatiitow, Honeywell, at Sdney, NEW, from
London, during'a heavy gale on Sd July, lit 41 21 8, lot
45 10 $, loet overboard Chid named 8 Liombey, aged 17,
anstive or Philadelphia.
Ship Coureer, Cole, at gong Hong Oct 18 was to bo
hove out to Atop a bad leak, ',apposed to be in gaiboard
nerd.,
Ship InTiovible;Johnrion, from Liverpool Oct 6, for
Melbourne, veto, spoken 26th, lot 12 52 N, ion 27 31.
Ship Kate 'Hooper; Jackson. for Havana, via Macao,
with coolies, mailed (rota Kong Kong Oct 4
Ship Europa, Robertson, for New York, was loading
at Macao Oct 15. ' - -
'Ship Elisabeth Kimball, Condon, was at Calcutta Oct
chartered for Bombay. via Oaanipore and Alledpee,
and back for 24,600 cola /open,
nip Ariaibe, Allen,
from Macao July 27, was at Dom
'
bay gd nit
• Shipjane E Walsh; York, from Leghorn for Philade
lphia,
remained at Gibraltar 30th ult. fitting a new
rudder:, , • ~ • -
Shin Reliance, Poea, troni Obinclusa, via Valparaiso,
for Dunkirk, pseeed Deal Bth last
Ship Peguat, Gllpatriek,frona Callao; at Comae oth
mutant: .
Ship Gallo's°, Wolfe, froin RichmOnd for Rio Janeiro,
won; to ilea from Cape floury 18th Inst.
Barque E Oolien„lturgeas, for Philadelphia, remained
at Gibraltar 30th tilt. •
. Darqua & Wilkins, from Bahia
- 17th alt, ft New York yesterday.
'Cram, Turner, for Manilla and Shangbae,
cleared at New York yesterday, - , , •
Brig , Marshal, Dutch Gilkey,,from Georgetown, SC,
ft , DeerbedOee,24l
Brig Circassian, Lleagan, ter cleared at N
Siir...kleaterdayv „
Etabell, for Norfolk, .Ifll3 at.
lab *Noy /7,1004,
Brig Biroiri, Carlton, for Philadelphia next day, wail
at Port an Prince 4th Mat..
Brig Oregon, (Keen, hence at Barbadoes 20th nit, and
nailed let inst. for Trinidad, with part of Inward cargo.
Brig George' Whitney, Baker, hence, arrived at Bar.
badooa 8111 loot:
Brig Chicopee, Howes, at Liverpool from Boston, en.
tered for loading on the sth for Matanzas.
Bohr L P Phew, Cramer, for Little Egg Harbor, called
from Polly Lauding 19th inat.
Behr Excelsior, Riley, for Philadolphia, cleared at
York yeeterday.
Bohr J B Bleecker, Edwarda, hence at Providence
dint Mat..
Behr S A Sparks, hence, arrived at New London nth
last.
aBchr W E Elialan, Enchain°, hence at Vail River
21st inst.
Bcbr Moses Taylor, (tbroe.macted) WWI cold at Cal.
cults Oct 20, for 6200 rupees for lower masts and hull.
Bohr C B Yeasleo, Foster, for New York, remained at
Galveston 6th inst.
Behr floury May; Watson, for Wilmington, Del,
cleared at Boston 21st anet.
dchr /ape, Bennett, hence at Richmond 2let Met.
Behr Sarah 11 Ogden, Risher, for Alexandria, at Wil
mington' Del, 28th that.
Behr Jamee Martin, Harding, from Baltimore, at Pro
vidence 20th Met.
Bars 0 M NOM, Henderson, end ',mediae, Johnson,
hence at Now Bedford 20th Ind
Behrs Mary Miller Williams , and L Audenreld, Bart
lett, for Philadelphia; J 8 Wholden, Smith, for Wil
mington, Del, and Ship Carpenter, Fountain, for Smyr
na, Del, sailed from Providence 10th loot; and from be
low, ultra B Frink,ll P Simmons, E Townsend, mad
others.
MARINE MISCELLANY
During the easterly gale of Friday melt and Saturday
morning last, the barque Milford, ashore at Quogue,
listed down on ber starboard aide and bilged. It in sup
posed that she will be a total loss. About 200 tone or
coal bate been landed on beach.
The U 8 supply schr Shubrick, Capt Harris, left the
naval anchorage at 4y{ o'clock yesterday afternoon for
the PaoMc.
NOTICE TO MARINERS
A beacon light has recently been placed on Conimicut
Point, in Narragansett Day. The beacon is of wood,
square in shape, and painted white, and on the top of
which Is a spindle, with a vane pointing to the direction
of the channel,
Notice Is hereby given that the Black Spar Buoy on
Heron Island Ledge has been driven from Its station,
about three-quarters of a wile into shoal water. It will
be replaced as coon as possible.
By order of the Lighthouse Board.
THEO. P. GIIIIBN,
Light House Inspector, FBA Duttrict,
Portland, He, Dec 21, 1857.
FOREIGN PORTS
Ilarbadoce-Arr 28th ult brig Ocean Isle, (Br) Pru.
don, Newfoundland; schr Sussex. Martin, Baltimore,
and sailed 4th hut. for Nassau, NP. let inst, brig IC
Reece, gaundars, Demerara, and Nailed for Baltimore.
3d, barques May Flower, Dante, New Ilav,n, and nailed
for Trinidad; Peter Symone, Baker, from Demerara for
London, leaky. 4th, brig 11 H Hfoultou, Groovy, Nor
folk Bth, brig nerd Carver, Berry, Georgetown, SC;
barque WII Gaston, Maxwell, New York. 7111, schr La
Plata, Hutchings, Georgetown, 8C; brig Wardell), Bick
ford. St George, NB; schr Dazzle, Dodge. Charleston, 8
0, with lose of part of deck load. Bth, barque Gazelle.
Dusll, New Haven. Bld 29th, brig Webster Kelly,
Meagan Savannah 241 lost, barque Grampus, Cunning
ham Kilts; brig Royaleton, Robinson, St Thomas;
6th, 'brig Delmont° Locke, Wilmington, NO, In port
Bth, barque Kedar. ,llechg
Bordegux-Sld 4th, lime Utmost. Dlveire, Ban
Francisco; Riga, Freoto, New Orleans.
Ideseina,-Arr 28th ult, Palestine. Rogers, Marseilles.
Gibraltar-Ar 25th ult, Dolphin, Tolland, Now York•
Rush, McDougall, do; Kato 'Weston, Ellis, do, and chi
for Malaga; 27th, Clarence, Phinuey, Baltimore, Pride
of the Sea, Buckminster, New York; Gum of the
South, Chapman. do, and both old for Malaga.
Sydney, NSW-Ar Sept 15, Jane Catharine, Beagast,
Port Matagon, OT; 26;h. Moses Wheeler, Callaghan,
London June 0; 28th, Gray Feather, Drown, Manilla
Aug 1; Oct 5, Schiller, Guldakor, San Francisco.
Sld Sept 28, Brazil, Blair, Callao; Oct 1, Ades,
McLaughlin, do; 4th, Staghound, Elliott, Melbourne;
9th, Clara Brown, Callao.
Melbourne-fa Sept 19th, Sea Nymph, Windsor, New
York Juno 25th, and aid Oct 15 for Herd Island; 22d,
Chance, Perkins, Liverpool Juno 3:23d, Marceline, Hal
lett, Boston June 13; 28th, Vaquero, Nowell Ban Fran
c:goo; 20th, Beatrice, Rogers, London Jane 0; Detroit,
Thomas, do June 2.. 30th, Donald McKay, Mundlo, Li
verpool July 8; Octsth, Wilbelinine,Rinnie, Ban Fran-
ChICO; Sib, Soutar Johnny, Small, London June 13; 10th,
Jumna, Martino, Boston, July 4; 13th, Albion
Hams, Liverpool Ju y 19.
Bid Sept 21st, Henry Reed, Dearborn, Callao; 25th,
Saud Locke, Stscetzer, do, 26th, Wizard King, Cone, do;
Oct Bth, Hornet, Craves, Bas.ein River . ; 15th, Dragoon,
Weston, Calcutta; Charles Crocker, Hlurray, Callao,
Bosphorus, Pendleton, Desert Island •
DOMESTIC PORTS
1101.81 ES MOLE ,Dee 18, P. M. No arrivals.
10th. Ar ehip . (lrotto, Durdevy, New York for Port
land; ochre Kenn ington, Stone, Philadelphia, for Doe
ton.
Sailed, schrs S Nelson Hall, Amanda, Perseverance,
Olive, A S Eels. Frank Reed, D thindle, John Rug
gles, 0 W Dyer, IL It Freeman, Connecticut, and Flying
Fish.
20th. Ar barque Tally ho, Iloyt, Aux Owe 22d tilt,
of and for Boston, Left belga 0 C 11111inge,
for Boston, 4 days; Abby Theater, Larrabee, for do 15—
only Am venal'. Died on board the Tally Ito, bth lust,
Henry Donnelly, steward, of Ireland; 18th, J P Morris,
Ist officer, of Boston.
Also ar, brig Maria, (of Plymouth.) Bailey, of Pprt
nu Priam) 25th ult, for Boston; Leghorn, Hatch; Tan
gier, Pendleton; Panola, Davis; Zeno, Hutchinson,
and Birchard & Torrey, Paton, Philadelphia for Bos
ton.
ar Kilt. Prescott (Br) Anderson, Cape Haylien,
4th lost, for Boston. Left echr Mary Cleveland,
rich. for Boston, 7 days—only Aro vessels.
Also ar, schs A 8 Cannon, Newell, Norfolk, for Doe
ton; Afedora, Bartlett; A Tirrell, iliggina, and Edwin
(teed, Green, Philadelphia ' for Boston. Anita DA.IIIOII,
Marshall, Georgetown, 8 0, for Yartnoihh, Me.
arlartlantilaker.
Mat: Ar brigs Nrnily, Sanders, Providence, for Deer
Isle; A K Dealing, Damon, Bangor, for New York.
galled, brigs Marie, T tug' er, Leghorn, Panola, Birth•
and & Torrey, and A K Dealing; echrn Kensington, A
8 Cannon, Medora, A Tine'', and Edwin Reed.
Remain,' at 10 A M. wind light from N N W, ship
Orotto; barque Tally Ho; brigs 'Vernon', repg; Zone,
and Emily; aehra 11 L Tay, repg; Prescott, and Anita
Damon.
NEW YORK, Vac 22—Ar, Slips Armin°, Stricker, he
Bremen Nov 10th; Sultana, Barrett. N Orleans; barque.
Gra, Foster, Maracaibo; Mary Lee, Martin, Malaga.
brig Ratio Bartlett,Cape Haytien Jonathan John
eon, Burrell, Baltimore; M Albury, Rich
mond; Joseph Quest, Brainerd, B.almond, Wm II Hou
ton, Rose, Norfolk; - 0 Anderson, Baker, Georgetown.
Old, brig Ittellka, Grozler, Norfolk.
EIBOSTON .—Cleared, brigs Umpire, Moore, Manzanillo;
0 W Barter, Marshall, Cortland; Bair North Wind,
Iliggine, Jame'. Sailed, chip Agrees; and from below,
bark Ellen Stevens.
WYANNIS, Deo 21, 7 P, M.—Passed in, steamer aos
Whitney, from Baltimore for Boston.
NEWPORT, Dee 21, 8 A M—Arr 20th echr Young
America, Af Alton, Baltimore, to ding. Sid 20th, aehr
Moth], Crane, (from Providence) for Havana,
tilln port 21at, brig Beronda, Gardiner, for Havana. all
ready ; achraJohn W Bell, Abigail, of Salem ; F.llaba
Brooke, and II Marcy.
Laid up for the winter, Rama E F Newton, J 0 Wal
dron, Mexico, Orator, Paragon, and Charles, of Bangor.
FALL RIVER, Dec 21—Arr 20th, icier At C Burros,
Hall, Alexandria.
TAUNTON, Dec 21—Aer saw R 5 Dean, Cook, Blatt
more.
KENNEDUNKPORT, Dec 19--fished, ship Harvest,
(new of this port, 627 tons.) Loring, Cherleston.
DLIARIBOOTTA—BId 19th, ship Success, Child, for
Mobile.
EASTPORT-12th—Bld brig Fraucen Ellen, blawitield,
Havana, lath—Sid brig 4 . Ittaemaer" Whipper, Balti-
more.
NEW BEDFORD—Ar 20th, brig Wheaton, Staples,
and Rachel Jane, Kenon, Baltimore.
PORTLAND, Dee 19th—Claared—Barque Fannie,
(new, of Sedgwick, 57508.95tha tons) Herrick, Havana;
brig,' Ada, Stulth, Cardenas, Trenton, Atherton, Ells
worth ; ech Ruby, Tracy. Porto Rico. Sid barques Mar
tha Wenzel], P 0 Alexander, One Parris ; brigs Thomas
Connor, P It Curtis, Meteor, Albatross, and Belle.
20th.—Ar brig Inn, Lancet' , Turks Island via Holman
Hole ; nchr D W Hammond, Jones, Norfolk.
PROVIDENCR-811 wind NW, ochre Ifetia, Crane,
Havana; Sea Nymph, Dawson, Baltimore; Wild Pigeon,
Milliken, do ; Isaac Cohen Hertz, Spofford, and Eliza
beth Ann, Mclntoali, do.
20th—Ar ochre Sarah At Sharman, Baltinioro; Chris
tiana Kean, Martin, do; Sheet Anchor, Hall, do; Mary
Anna °Rho, Alexandria., Ann S Brown Brown, do; J
It Dickinson, Whoaton, Norfolk. Below :live sabre, two
of them reported to be the James Martin, and Monte
zuma, from Baltimore.
SALEM. 20th, alit barquo Fire Fly, Cann, Africa.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 22 —Arrived steamship Wm
Jenkins, Hallett, Boston ; bat Toe Laconia, Beane, do ;
Rehr A L Hyde, Anderson, Eastport • saw Mary Ade
link,—from ship Washington Booth, ashore on Lit
tle Cove Point, with 300 tons of her cargo. Reports
her lying in the same position on Sunday night, with
another lighter alongside.
Sailed—brig Charles Adams, (11r) Paterum,St Johns,
N Fi achr Emily Kerr, Dmihields, Nassau, N P.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
Up N 12 o'clock Last Night
GIRARD HOME—Chestnut street. below Ninth.
E If Lytle, Pa R D &Dace, N Y
Dr D Henderson, Mich B Cameron, Philo
Wm C Close, N B Chas Jacobs, Cheater, Pa
J Blanchard, N Y 8 8 Raymond, Boston
Wm A Pond, N Y M Hughes, N Y
Henry Carpenter, Lancaster Miss Lucy Hunter, l'a
11 A Hunter, Reading C W Darling & la, N Y
W D Comegys, Del . J 11 Perilic.arls, Trenton
J U Hail, St Paul, Min J D Kent Sc wife, Boston
C F Zimmerman Sc in, Nlf T 3 Borden, Pall River
M Buckman, Si Chunk 11 U Thompson, N Y
C SeagraN it. Providence A Maynard Boston
BIC Dates, Nl' ‘ Mr Leisenring, Pit
A lloyd, Lebanon 8 A Orthout, Rochester
U 11 Potts, N Y A Chill. Boston
C Tower. Pottsville T Itatcheller, Boston
Pll Conklin, Hudson, N Y C U Shaw, Cin, Ohio
Oro L Thayer, Boston Jon Chase, Lowell,
A II Chase, Lowell 8 J Ahern, N Y
Alfred Joel. N 1: Hiram Barney, N Y
L Lorenz. N Y Henry Yonge, N Y
A Mehaffey & la. N Y Jae Murphy, Balt
W 0 France, Balt A A Belover, California
A McCrea, Circleville, 0 8 E Seymour, N Y
1 Stiles. Jr, Mara E 11 Phidipe, Masa .
Isaac Fetch, Mese Jae Davie, Morris, 11l
MEROHANTB' 110 TEL—fourth Parrot, below Arch
!lon 0 Scott, Catawina A °villain, Canadt Went
Job Ridgway, N J .7 Ryan, Savanneb, (la
T Swenk, W A McAtee, btd
JIM Dell, Pa ' J W Kelly, Wilmington
811 Quinley, N J 0 W Dike, Donton
T Mob:dyer, Del Ron J 8 Wet, Pottpdown
W Elliott, Northumberland A II Seigle, Reading
W A Shreyer, Lewleburg W Heinen, Milton
L Boanlmon , Ct J M King, Waterford
W. R Shepard, Md
NATIONAL UOTEL—Race street. above Third.
UP.Werford, N J I T Williasun, Uniontown
J T James, Reading Nathan Clever, Pottsville
Den W Morgan, Pottsville Win Faux, Danville
Jos I Greer, Doylestown Josiah Francisco, Pa
8 A Burkenbine, Pa
STATES UNlON—Market street, above Sixth
Chas Johnson, Phillipsb'g Wm 0 Homer, Pa
W Wilson, Pa Chas P Gantimer, 11l
Geo Z Campbell, Pittsburgh Wm Werner, Pa
L J Koons, Lancaster W Clover, Newport
W J Wharton, Dover R Marehbank, MI
Wm Baker, Pa A D Bogen, PEN
John P Whitaker, N Y A Bricker, Newville
BLACK BEAR INlT—Fifth and Merchant streets.
3 R Lewis, Springfield, Pa D M Ilastiligs, Lancaster co
Mrs Dealings, Lancaster co Mrs Johnson, Lancaster co
JO Lukens. Pa Jas A Strawbridge, Pa
R 11 Strawbridge, Pa A W Cain, Chester co
II "Basal!, Chester co S Bartlett, Cheater co
Saml Brloton,Chester co J Starr, Maryland
W Sill. Delaware co Chas Biahop, Chester to
John W Paxson, Pa Thos Cromer, Penn Manor
Marshall Wright, Pa 11 II Richards, Pa
R T Ogden, Del co, Pa John F LIM & la, Pa
Tao Porteum, Del co, Pa A s Vanderslice, Pa
Ohm Paßlainh, Delaware co II P Wickersham, Pa
W L II Delwin, Pa Stephen I) Byers, Pa
7 Holmes, Chester co A White, Willentown
REiler, Cheater no D Miaow); Chester co
Isaac Leedom, Delaware co John Leedom, Delaware co
Mrs Bernard, Delaware co
UNION HOTEL —Arch otroet, below Fourth.
J V Prentiss, Ohio J Green, Ohio
II Mansfield, Pa J 11 Thompson, PA
H Goisenbsrger, Pa A Lsanbart, Now Hope
W Magines, Phila
AIERICAN TEL—Oheistant street, aboye Fifth.
T Street, Salt B Welling, Elmira, N Y
W Il Johnson, California L Laudall, Elmira, N Y
B Johnson, California A Armstrong, N 'Y
J J Wiliiame, Harrisburg - J y Clark, Washington
W L Williams, Harrisburg C 0 Burr, N Y
W Jacobs, Chester co 11 0 Hauser & la, Pa
AI 11 Stratton, Salem, N J P A Field, Genoa
Collation, Phila A W Crossiusn, Mass
WE Phillips & Is, Cinn ES Silitman, Pottsville
11 Weldon, St Lout*, W SWOr. PHA ,
L N Y L 13 *ll3lst, Washington
Viaiuminera l Ilmtrs, N Y J 0 Garland, Chicago, 11l
iontsge—piniADELpitrA, litEDi4sokif, 'IIiCEMBER 23, 1457.
BARLEY SHEAF—Second below Vine.
John Duer, Bucks co Jos Butcher, Bucks co
DA Murphy, Philo W P Solebury
J A. Palmer, Bucks co T E Picketlog,Bucks co
Jas Newbold, Bucks cu T H Pickering, Ducks co
Joe IC Taylor, Bucks co R IC Janney, Bucks co
John S Williams, Bucks co D W Simpson, Bucks co
J . IV Sampson, Bucks co Jas Smith, Bucks co
Dar J arrett, Bucks oo B Ely Bucks co
J A Kirk, Bucks co L W Johnson, Newtown
Win James Bunks co P Blakely, Attleboro
Win McDonnell, Pa A J Brown, Ducks co
Jacob Eastburn, Solebury J R Buckman, Bucks co
G If Shaw, Bucks co J A Basquin, Philo
Albert Comfort, Bucks cc It Myers, Moogomery co
W D Large, Bunks co Jon Brown, Bucks co
Sand Baker, Bucks co J I, Janney, Jr, Newtown
Thos J Janney, Newtown Thos Smith, Bucks co
Ben S Merrick, Bucks co Jacob Simpson. Bucks co
E Walton, Bucks co R N Boyd, New Hope
John R Neely, Bucks co Amos Corson, Bucks co
Cleo Parra'', Pa E Hughes, Buckingham
IIMoN air, Bucks co 0 Moon, Bucks co
W McNair, Bucks co A di Parsons, Bucks co
Edw Dallas, Bucks co Chan Janney, Bucks co
Edwd Potter, Attleboro Win L Tambora, Bucks co
M Buckman, Doylestown L Buckman, Doylestown
Wm P (Ironer, Bucks co Geo 0 Wright, Bucks co
Wm Eastwood, N Y Than Cadwallader, Pa
S W Buckman & son, Pa Semi H Rice & son, Pa
Saint E Broadhurst, Pa David Fell, Ducks co
T Stinyder, Bucks co Jan Homer, Bucks co
Chas White & son, Pa Smut Llvesey, Books co
Itobt W Lovett, Bucks co Wm Taylor, Bucks co
Stephen Taylor, Bucks co A Dennenbover, Pa
Jesse Leedom. Bucks co N Child N Y
Saud Yardley, Ducks co Mosey Smith, Bucks co
Silas Hough, Bucks co Isaac Carrel, Bucks co
F Cadwallader, Bunks co John Betts, Bucks co
Morris Jarrett, Pa Beni F Taylor, Pa
Saml Goss, Bucks co Chas Torbert, Bucks co
D Balderston, Bucks en John Hendricks, Bucks co
0 It Wright, Bucks co Mir Atkinson, Bucks co'
ion Blockhouse, Bucks co Wm Cadwallader, Bucks co
T Pickering, Bucks co John Barnsley, Bucks co
Bonj Goss. Bucks co Thos Ent, Lambertville
Win Carr & son, Bucks co F Hendricks, Bucks co
Wm Davidson, Pa J Wilson torbert, lowa
Robt Longshore, Bucks co Robt Brown, Stroudsburg
BLACK BEAR HOTEL—Third 'street, ali. Caßorth'''.
Levi Eckel, Tremont Israel Long, Sumneytown
John Freed, Goshenhopper 0 P Bhott, Warrington
Henry Smith, Warrington Al Haldeman, Pa
E Cadwallader, Pa N Ettinger, Klinesville
W Bland, Klinesville E Haldeman, Pa
II Thomas, Franconia 11 Thomlinson, Pa
Mal Thomlimn, Pa J Huth, Green Lane
J Stackberger, Allentown It Gibson, Pa
3 Padorallador, Buckingham W Thompson, Zionsville
J Miller, Pa John Large, Pa
N Carllllpper Mulfonl II Lelrert, Northampton
Henry Large, Pa A Hogland, Fesatervillo
P Schleifrer, Coopernburg ?dies Callender, Pa
Mathew Mille, Pa Daniel Nelson, Pa
J M Schollenberger, Coxt'n C B Knight, Smithfield
Si Fell. Buckingham 3 Van Arsdalo, Peasterre
John Wizler, Sumneytowit Wm Miller. Pa
(leo Clentmens, I'a Henry Walter, Pa
MADISON ROUSE—Second street, above Market
T D Sipple, Georgetown NlVilliams, Md
I Reynolds, Georgetown Wm S Mitch, Del
J W Lowe lid A W Welton, N Y
9 Townsend, Phila A P Bailey, Pittsburgh
S Riddle, PA T Gooding, Md
I: A. Allen, grunkford D II Mentzer, Pa
Win II Charles, Dtd T P Richardson, Pa
BALD EAGLE—Third groat, above Collodi/11,
John B Walton, Soleburg II M Turning, Bucks co
tl Beane, Bucket co T It Turning, Bucks co
W Wooltsou, Myeratmen I Stover, Northampton
114 Hope, Bethlehem W Stover, Northampton
1) Gelman, Bucks co I James, Bucks co
11 W Smith, Mucks co EJames, Bucks co
J Albert, Mt Pleitaant J Stevens, Chester co
33perial Notices
Saving Fund
OF THE AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY,
9 E. Comm FOURTH AND 'WALNUT ST)181178,
Rae aluays paid In full on demand,
AND CONTINVRB TO D 4 80.
INTEREST, FIVE PER CENT.
de23-Im*
Gold Pens.—The attention of the public I■
culled to our assortment. Each pen warranted to give
latidactlon. PARR & TUOAIPBON,
de22 dtjall Eagle Building, 824 Chestnut street,
Ladles and Gentlemen may obtain valuable
Phrenological descrlotione, day and evening, at tho
CABINET, 922 CHESTNUT Street, above NINTH,
eonth side. Yertieuter attention paid to the examina
tion or children. del7-7t*
The Greatest Bargains In the World.—The
subscriber, Wog about to close his business, offers his
entire stock of superior Ready-made Clothing for sale.
All In want of a superior article are halted to give
him a call. Store to lot and firtnres for sale. M.
TRACY, 292 MARKET Street. dels.2as
Fars t Fars: Furs t— Selling oft at reduced
prices, wholesale sod retell, at WM. F. lINSELtS
FanofFur Store, No. 152 North Third Street, below
Race street. dull-9w
liollday (lifts —Gentlemen's Wrappers, Nuts
Here, scarfs, cravats, ties, stocks, shawls, Ace. These
are most useful presents, and are to be found in great
variety at W. W. Knight's, 812 Arch street, above Sixth,
at very low prices. tdec.
Mates! Skates: Skates!—Our readers will
find the largest and most complete assortment of this
winter luxury, •and at the lowest prices, at W. W.
KNIGHT'S, No 019 Market street, opposite Decatur
at no3o.lin
Saving Fund.—National Safety Trust Co.,
Odic°, WALNUT Street, S. W. corner of THIRD.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR BUSINESS DURING THE
SUSPENSION OP SPECIE PAYMENTS BY TUE
BANKS.
1. Depoeite received and payments made daily.
2. Current Bank Notee, ()becks, and Specie will be
received on deposit.
S. Deposita made in Bank Notes or Checks will bo
paid. back In Current Bank tinted.
4. Deposita made in Gold or Silver will lie paid back
in Cain.
Intermit BM vas Cool, per annum. n 02.5
Fars..—Joseph Rosenbaum , ' Furl are eels•
brated for cheapness, style, and quality. Store 41S Arch
Street, betwoon Fourth and Fifth. N D.—Yore altered
into fashionable styles. We !study to please. dei-lm
Seumen , s Saying Fund Wilco 203 Walnut
street, one door west of second street. Receives de
posits in sums of One Dollar and upwards, from all
classes of the community, and allows Interest at the rate
of aro per cent. per annum.
Office open daily, tram 9 until 9 o'clock, and on Mon-
day and Saturday until 9 in the evening. Pi esideut
Franklin Fell; Treasurer and Seeretary, Charles 111.
Morris.
For Pertained Breath, White Teeth, and
Beautiful complexion, me '• Balm of 1.000 Flowers "
For dressing Ladies' hair, use " Woodland Oream, a
new Pomade." It curls Gentlemen's hair beautifully.
W. P. Farman & Co., Proprietors, N. Y.
You sale by T. B. Peterson, 306 Chestnut; Samuel
Slimes, Twelfth and Chestnut; A. It. Durand. 718 Chest
nut; T. 11 Peters & Co., 716 Chestnut; 0. (.1. Evans,
Dift book-store, 439 Chestnut; 0. 8. Hubbell, 1410
Chestnut; French, Richards, & Co., Tenth and Mar
bet; A. B. Taylor, Ninth and Walnut; Dr Morrison,
Seventeenth and Oheetnut ; J. W. Sims & Sons,
Eighteenth and Twenty-Second and Market; Edward
Ohristwann, 702, Chestnut; Thorned Laneaster, corner
Eleventh and Walnut. uol2•ly
Cabinet Ware and
UPHOLSTERY,
624 WALNUT ST,
OPPOSITE INDEPENDENCE SQUARE.
OEO. J. HENKEL'S,
524 WALNUT Street,
0e22.8m Leto of 173 Cbeetuut Street
Bank of Pennsylvania Notice.•• Notes of tills
Bank taken at par ter a 'Wholesale Stock of (nothing,
now being 8011 at Retail.
deB.lot No. 1 North FIFTH Street,
Hood Coffee.
Lovers of Coffee cannot Teethe the fall value of their
favorite beverage without having it made in the Old
Dominion Coffee Pot,
ARTHUR, BURNHAM, A; GILROY,
117 and 119 South TENTII, oor. of George,
d3.6m Rote Manufacturers.
Au Important Fact.•--We now see It an
nounced that the extensive Wholesale Clothing Deal
ers, STRAUSS h IiOLDMAN, No. US MARKET St.,
above Third, have commenced to Retail their entire
stock at Wholesale prices.
Bower's Infant Cordial....Thie Invaluable
Cordial la prepared from a variety of the moat choice and
eticient aromatics known in medicine, and Is the most
perfect and reliable carminative extant for infants and
young children.
Icy its powerful Influence a speedy cave le effected in
all cues of Clinic, windy pains and spurns. Believes
end mitigates much of children's suffering during denti
tion or teething, and by its soothing properties Iran.
quilises pains of the bowels, looeeoooe, vomiting, &a.
The Want Cordial has become a atandard remedy,
and has been used In thousands of eases with the moat
abundant &usage, No tesulli shouldbe without it.
Prepared only by Minor A. Dowse,
- At hie Drag and Chemical Rorer,
N. N. earner of Sixth and Green eta., Philadelphia.
To whom alkordera rout be addressed, And for sale
by Druggists generally. au lit•ly
Gifts and Hard Times.—The Interchange of
presents among friends Is the eurest cement of friend
ship, regard, and affection. There are certain periods
of the year at which pre'sents are more looked after and
more prized than at others Tho Hallowed a Merry
Christmas 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 es
almost every one le blessed with many friends, and
therefore, has to make many presents, it behooves, in
such hard times, to study what and where to buy
Many who have on former occasions made costly pre
sents, will fl dlt more prudent and convenient to select
their presents, this year, more eultable to the times,
the more en as not the rest of the article, but the re
gard for the giver makes it valuable to the recipient.
There in no Store in this city which otters, In this
respect, so many inducements to the purchaser, as re
gards rarity of goods and eheapness of prices, as Case.
DUNIIIICVS, NOR. 35 and al North tighth street, corner
of Zane. His immense stock of rano , Articles, Toys,
and Musical instruments of all kinds, also Cricket and
Archery Impl.nents, surpasses anything ever offered for
sole in this city. Hive him ',call met examine his
goods, whether you boy or ant. As he Imports all his
goods himself, he is enabled to sell lower than any
other retail store,. and, owing is the times, he is, for
this year, willing to sell his goods, retail, at the whole.
sale Importation prices. Catalogues wilt be given out
gratis, which will help in the selection of goods, and
introduce to the inquirer many now goods not thought
of before. doe.dtde2s
S. C. Dawesld. ComMlsolon fluidness in Com•
menial paper and negotiations of loam, 60 WALNUT
V., opposite the Exchange, Philadelphia. uolo-2m
Jackson,
JOB PRINTHR,
151BROILANT HURT.
Meeks, Fetes, Drafts, Bills Lading, Bill Heade, Dlr.
culars;Oards, and all other kinds of Job Printing, ►t
prises to cult the Dross. 0017-ly
LOST OR AUSLAID.-OERTIFIOATE
number 280, for YIVO MARES OP ATOOK of the
ADIRRIOAN AO&DEUY OF HMO. 'Notice is here
by Rim, that application Fill be made for milieus of
the came, de3l•mf4w4,
ftlarriaries
On the Dlth instant, by Rey, N. M. Jones, Rector of
St, Bartholomew's Church, JOHN JAMES mouNLEY
to MARY JANE ADAMSON, all of this city.
On the 20th Instant, by Rey. James Mc°aside, Mr.
WILLIAM EDWARD MOONhY, of Washington, D. 0.,
to Miss SARAH PULLEN, of Philadelphia.
On the 20th instant, by Rev. John Street, Mr.
ROBERT U. ROUSTON, of Lewes, Delaware, to bliss
MARY A. NAYLOR, of this city.
latatin.
°Mho evenlogof the 20th inkant, after a brief illness,
to the 22dyear of hie age, ROBERT R. OATEIERWOOD,
youngest son of Hugh Catherwood.
Hie male frienda, and those of the family, are re
spectfully requested to attend the funeral from the red
dence of lilt father, No. 1400 Walnut street, this after
noon, the 234 instant, at 2 o'clock.
On the 20th instant, Mr. JOSEPH MOYER, In the
31st year of hit age.
Oa theßlet Inot►nt, CLARA MESTER, Infant daugh
ter of Oaptain James L. and Elizabeth Malloy, aged 2
months and 20 day..
On the 19th instant, suddenly, ALBERT O. BIRD,
In the 99th year of hie ago.
Oa the 21st instant, HENRY D., youngest sou of
Philip and Sarah illasell, aged Iyear 11 months and
21 days.
Notice.--The Creditors of Ilouttuott,
SNYDER, & CO. are requested to call at our Count.
Ing.rooin before THURSDAY, the 24th inst., sod ox.
amine our statement and proposition.
422-2 t, IlAblitl&N, SNYDER, & CO ,
No 430 MARKET Street
a:T Land Com.—The Annual
Meeting of theaconite
Stockholders of pan said y Company will be
hold at 16 North SEVENTH Street, on TUESDAY,
the 12th day of January, 1868, at 6 o'clock P. 61., for
the election of Officers for the ensuing year.
N. 11, Amendments to the Dy-Lawe proposed will be
acted upon at said mooting. de22. tut*
1:(7. Literary Bureau.—An Expo rlenced Editor,
• eucceesful author, ands thoroughly educated Literary
man, weary with twenty-five years of the drudgery of
Daily Journalism, has determined to hire out or cell his
brains at retail to those who may require their services
in any honorable way.
blercdiants, Business Men, Inventors, and dealers of
every kind, will be eupplled, MI-hand, with Advertise
ments, (political or otherwise ' ) Notices, (Jude, Circu
lars, or any epodes of article desired.
Politicians will be supplied with Speeches, Reports,
Resolutions, Lettere, Toasts, Pamphlets, Editorial Ar
ticles, Communicatione, and every other sort of Brain
work, which they may Lind It inconvenient or trouble
some to doter themselves.
WWI and Gentlemen, of every rank in society or or
anpatton In life, can have Letters written en any pub.
Ptot, whether bust/wee or sentimental.
The advertiser will Mao conduct or translate Corres
pondence of every kind, either English, French, Span
ish, German, or Italian.
Poetry, Acrostics for Ladies , Albums, Notes, Billet
done, Monodies, and Compositions of the most delicate
and Confidential character incident to every possible
circulastance or event in life, will be furnished In in
violable reel:Menne, by writing to the undersigned, and
explaining their wishee.
Orders by mall, accompanied with cash, will .be
strictly and promptly attended to.
Address J. TIRMIPSON,
Literary Bureau,
dl Sm Max 2285 Philadelphia P. 0., Pa
fe - Offlce of the Quaker City Insurance Come
PANY, 408 WALNUT Street —The annual meeting of
the Stockholders of the Quaker City Insurance Com
pany for election of President, Directors. and Secretary,
will bo holden at their office on TUESDAY, the 6th day
of January, 1858, between the hours of 12 and 2.
dt.frmer-lin U. It COUDSUALL, Secretary.
ID - The Rev. Dr. Solomon Jncobs will de
liver a course of Six Lectures on the "Ph iloeophy of the
Bible," at SANSOSI STRISAT HALL, Sansom street,
commencing on TUESDAY EVENING, January sth,
1858. Tickets to admit a lady and Gentleman D.
Single tickets 25c. To be is td at all the principal Book
Stores in the city, and the Rev. S. Jacobs, No. 601
Franklin street. delB-eod3tit
JOTIOE.—Tho members of the Pennsylva
nia Society tor the Promotion of Internal "
provements of the Comonnealtb." organised in 1821,
are requested to moat at the care of J. G. CLARK,
Jo., COS ARCH Street, Philadelphia, on TUASDAY, the
till, of January, MS, at 12 o'clock noon, for the pur
pose of electing unicorn, and making distribution of the
surplus funds of the Association.
J. 0. JONES,
JOSIAH RANDALL,
JOHN U CLARK
de23,27 0 4ja4 STEPIIEN DUNOAN .
ifiILECTION-PENN MUTUAL LIFE IN.
.1111 SCRAM COMPANY
An election (or Nino Trustees, to servo for three ream
will be held at the Office of the Company, on MONDAY,
January 4,1858. Polls open at 10 and close st 12 A M.
PUILADELPIIIA, December 21, 1857.
de23 23,3e05ja2 JOHN W. HORNOIt, Sec.
OVER-SIIOES.-700 Cases Men's Long
and Mott Boots, Ovor-ehoes, Pandals, Clogs, and
Foot-holders. Wonieu's Long Boots, Gaiters, Buskins,
Sandal., and Over Shoes of all kinds.
. „
Boys' Long Roots, Over Shoes, and Sandals
'Mimes' and Ohlldrou'a Long Boots, flatters, Over
Shoes, Sandal,, and Clogs, all of the best makes, and
fresh tnade , sale by the ease, 1101.0 n, or single pale,
at reduced prices. Wholesale and retail dealer. will
fled our prices lower than they can he bought to New
York. • JOHN TIIORNLY.Y,
311 IMIESTNUT Street,
de23.2w* above TIIIIID, north side.
BUFFALO ROBES-(LOSING OUT
without regard to profit, at No. 402 MARKET
Street, south side, ono door above Fourth street. The
entire stock of Buffalo Robes must be closed out before
the let of January. THE STORE TO RENT. Apply
on the preuttaes. de23 lw*
TU LET.—The Second, Third, and Fourth
atorles of the Store No 504MARICET Street, above
FIFTH Street. These are ftne mow, veil located for
any kind of wholemle bumineee, and have the advantage
of an excellent Skylight. Apply on the premises.
de23.l.wit
lOU SALE.—A large well flitted-up Saloon
IL' going at preient, a goat emit business. None
beta each purchaser need apply. A auflicient cause ler
Address R. A.D., IDood , a Despatch. It*
ECURED
$ 8 40 4100 0 . " -- " A bto W rZe L o i f 4 thI S R nmonnt fur ante
st a discount. JAMES II CASTLE.
de23.1t4 FIFTH Street, below CHESTNUT.
R E MOVAL. -T. H. STOCKTON HAS
removed Ills Bible Tract, and Periodical 0111ce to
the southwent corner of MAU and CHESTNUT Ste.,
where he invites his friends and the public to call. It*
0. s. m.
• tuslNEss OF GREAT IMPORTANCE.
A Spatial bloating of MINNE-111-LIA LODGE, No.
1, will be held at the Hall, on WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON, 23d hut , at 6 o'clock prtrisrly,
A general attendance of all the members is earne.tly
desired By order or the
de22..2t0 GRAND COMMANDER.
G LOBES
FOR PARLOR OR STUDY,
PAINT BONES, SPY GLASSES,
MICROSCOP F.'S,
I'AIILOR THERMOMETERS,
ecc ke •
MeALLISTER dc BRO.,
728 CHESTNUT sTitr.Er
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
A. —Do 0. L. MUNNS, No. 131 SPRITS Street,
Informs hie friends that, by the Galvanic operations,
the nerves of the Own and Teeth are en benumbed
that (hero le no vain in the extraction. de22.6t1
rilWO MAMMOTH CHEESE, WEIGHING
600 lba each, will be for sale the 221, 231, and
24th, at the RED CURTAIN, FOURTH and MARKET
Street& de22-2t*r
Legal Notice°
ORPIIANS' COURT SALE.—Estato of
JOHN S. JONES. deceased.
THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneern. Threo•story brick
DWELLING, southeast corner of NINTH and POPLAR
Weds
Pursuant to an order of the Orphans' Court, for the
city and county of Philadelphia, will be sold at Public
Sale, on TUESDAY, January 12th, 1858, at 7 o'clock in
the evening, at the PHILADELPHIA NXCIIANUE,
the following described property, late of JOHN S.
JONtS,lleceased, viz :
No 31n the order of Court. All that ineriniago and
lot of ground, situate at the southeast corner of Poplar
and Ninth streets, thence along Poplar street 18 feet
inch; thence eau thyrsrd GO feet 814 inches ' • thence won
ward feet I,lg Inches to the east aide of Ninth street,
and thence northward along the saute 62 feet 6,i, inches
to the Oise*, of beglunlog.
By the Court, JOHN SHERRY, Clerk 0. 0.
CATHARINE JONES, Executlia
M. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers, 139 and 141
(formerly) n 7 and 09, South FOURTH Street.
de23 "29Aja12
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
In the matter of tho account of STEPHEN JOSEPH,
Guardian of the minor children of FRANCIS ROCH-
E HlACll,decea.rcd.
The Auditor Appointed to audit, settle, and adjust
the account of the said Stephen Joseph, and to repsrt
dietribullou of the funds in hie 'lauds, will attend to
the duties of tofu appointment tic MONDAY, 28th De
cember, 1857, at 4 o'clock P. 51., at his office, No 1117
SAMOA, stroet.
de23-biot 110BACIE L. PETERSON, Auditor.
ijolibrin Q3ift6
A BEAUTIFUL
PR NT
A WI L,
D.kIICIUTER,
SISTER, on
FEMALE. FRIEND
ONE OF
GROVER 4. VANER'S
ONWING MACIIINEB,
FUN SALK IT
No. 780 CLIEBTNUT Street
GREAT ATTRACTION.
CHOICE CIIRISTMAS PRESENTS
- -
GLENN & CO
Having taken for A FEW WEER'S the Store No 1304
CHESTNUT Street, third door above Thirteenth street,
for the purpose of gelling off the remainder of their
elegant retail stock of FANCY AND - USEFUL ARTI
CLES, respectfully solicit the patronage of their former
customers and the public generally. assuring thrill that
the articles will be sold at UNERECEDENTEDLY
DOW PRICES, and WITHOUT RIXIARD TO COST,
as the proprietors are determiaird to ClO5B item out, if
possible. O. & Co. have also for sale a large invoice of
lEAUTIFUL 00003 in the line,
selected i Poem
during the last summer, by Ole Cu to Havasu), ex•
pressly for the coming Holidays. 0 &Co respectfully
inform the public that this will be their LABl' SALE
of the kind, and trust they will receive a continuance
of the liberal chore of patronage bestowed upon them
on former occaaiona, dell-4t4ii
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
L. J. LEVY & CO.
Lore now in etore a very choice amortment of
PARIS EMBROIDERIES,
REAL LACE SETS,
BLACK CHANTILLY VEILS,
SUPERB CAMELS' HAIR SHAWLS,
EVENING AND PROMENADE DREMES,
VELVET CLOAKS,
REAL IRISH POPLINS,
WEDDING DRESSES, Ac.,
with the neon' variety of Goode, which they offer at
thle memo of the par at low prices.
de2l•Bt 921 CIIEBTNUT Street
JOHN CAMPBELL & SON, BIBLIOPO
LISTS, In the 01121031 HOUSE Avenue, him al
ways for Cale rare end scarce Books (I entlemen book
worms are invited to cell and judge as to price, and ea
rlety. Law Cud miscellaneous books purchased in small
or large quontOlso. Boots math:molly recolvi4g from
guotlog 144-th tii Bmw
Ohl) eaolts
rIIRISTMAS PRESENTS OF REAL
V VALUE—Rich Style kl utlin Detainee, at 18 and 250.
Rich Style Plaid Caahmeree, at 23c.
Rich Style, Ohtutees, at to, 80, loe, and 12gc.
Brodie Shawls, at $6 ss, $lO, and ßlanket Shawls, at $ l 2, $3 50, 84, sad
155.
Bernal*. Table Clothe, from Won
French Twilled Blankets, trona 61 50 to $B.
Black French Clothe, at $1 76 and $2
Black French Caxeltnoree (rota Tto to $1 50
New style Haney Cailitneree, side band, at t2e.
Damask Table Linens, at 45c, 50c, 56c, and 60c.
V. E. ARCHAISBAULT,
Wholesale and Retail Store.
de23-3t N. E corner ELEVENTH and MARKET Ste.
USEFUL PRESENTS FOR THE SEA
BON.
SHAWLS, CLOAKS,
AND DRHSB GOODS
We are now moiling our stock of these Goodeat
CIRCATLY EZDOCED PRIORS.
IN OUR . OLOAK DEPARTMENT
Will be found, a great variety of entirely new and beau
UM designs, to which we particularly invite the at
tention of purchasers.
JESSE WILLIAMS CO.,
de23-1 w No. 20 S. SECOND Street, bel. MARKET
C ',OAKS
AT HALF PRICE
WE ARE NOW CLOSING OFF OUR
ENTIRE STOCK OF CLOAKS,
Many of them nt one hill the price they colt, from $1 50
to best superfine
rilltS. E. MITCIIELL.
41 NORTH NINTH STAErr,
de23.5t Five doors below ARCH Street
NARROW BORDERED CLOTH TABLE
11 col - Eng.—Wu have just received one ease of su
perior Cloth Covers, in Drab and Brown narrow borders,
designed for Friends; also, the esme with centre pieces,
and Piano Omni in similar styles.
IHIARPLESS BROTHERS,
de23 CHESTNUT and ERIIITH Streets
BROAD CLOTH,
OASSIMERES,
SATTINETS,
Boys' wear generally, and
CLOTH
Tor Ladies' Cloaks, Basques. &c., &c. Our
CLOTH BOOM
Is now Mocked with cheap lute, purchased at the recent
AUCTION SALES
At very reduced prices, to which we Invite the atten•
ttou or buyers.
CCRWEN STODDART & BROTHER,
450, 452, and 454 Nort SECOND Street,
de2l-1w above WILLOW.
QOHOOL TEACHERS, POLICE, AND
other Creditors of the city, take notice.
We will take OITY WARRANTS at PAR for Cloaks
Tahoe,and Blankets, 'prem.. Stuffs, and other DRY
GOODS, all of which will he offeled at the lowest rash
prices. SAMUEL 8. HESS,
913 NIARRET Street, north side,
dolo-1w 'between NINTH awl TENTH
CIIILDREN'S PLAIDS.
Just received a case of Children's
English Woollen Jacket Plaids—
Rich designs and Colors.
Also. Plaid Flannels and Challis,
At SIIARPLISS BROTHERS,
din 011LSTNUT and EIGHTH Streets
SACRIFICES IN DRESS TRIMMINGS
WE ARE SELLING
BALL TRIMMING, IlraideS Drop, 37c, formerly 87e.
Do. Do. Floss Drop, 26c, formerly 500.
FANCY VELVET, 60c, formerly, SI 25.
♦NC FANCY TRIMMINGS DENRRALLY,
AT STILL HEAVIER REDUCTIONS.
J. 0, MAXWELL & SON,
CHESTNUT, below Slereuth,
a1e16.2w cud SECOND, below Spruce
CLOTII CLOAKS FOR PRESENTS.
Gray Cloaks, $2.50, $3 50, &a.
Black Cloak., richly made. $3, $5, Ice,
Fine Black Ileac tx Cloaks, $8 to $l5.
Cloaks in profusion of style, quality, and price
LADIES' CLOAK CLOTHS,
Bought at auction, and for cash, comprising—
Fine and medium Black Beaver.
Black Liouskin or Mohair, $l, $1 25, $1.60
Black Mixt Velvet, for Trimming, 50 OP
Brown and Gray Cloths. very cheap.
BROMIC SHAWLS.
Scarlet, Green, and two•fsced centres.
Good Broche Long Shawls at 58 and $O.
Blies Thibet. Blanket. and Children's Shawls.
GLOVES, CRAVATS, SCARFS.
Gents' Shawls, for travelling.
Warm Gloves, Undershirts. Drawers, Ac.
COOPER A CONARD,
8. E cor. NINTH and MARKET.
N. 11. English 10.eent Prints, iu dresses, Tor Christ
mas Gifts. de2l
(11IRISTMAS PRESENTS OF REAL
V WORTH !
Fine Black Cloth Cloaks for $5.
' Beautiful Chenille Cloaks for $4.
A great variety of Cloaks from $4. to $B.
LONG BROOME CHAWLS, ALL WOOL AND SILK,
FOR $B.
Square and Long Brodie Shawls from $0 to $2O.
Blanket Shawls, Chenille Shawls, Ae., Ac
VERY EXCELLENT BLACK SILKS.
Pitney Bilks closing out below cost.
French Merinos at 60c. English Cobourgs very cheap.
Figured and Philo all-wool Delaines for 26c. per yard,
Fine quality Plaid Cashmeres for 25c., double width.
GOODS OF 01211 OWN IMPORTATION.
Irish Linens, of the very beet make.
Ladies , and tleutlemen's Linen Handkerchief,. •
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Kid Gloves.
We have a very large stock of
Linen Table Clothe, Napkins, Towels,
Clothe, Quagmires, Blankets, Flannels, Carpets, Ac ,
&a. THORNLRY MUSH.
delo..y N. E cor. EIGHTH and SPRING 0
" We buy and sell for Cash, and have but one price,'
CIIRISTAIAS DRY GOODS AT PRICES
to suit the CHRISTMAS of 1857 ! !
CHARLES ADAMS, S. E corner EICIIITH and ARCH
streets, has used every ere, lion to accommodate buyers
with
USEFUL AND DESIRABLE ARTICLES,
Suitable fur PRESENTS, viz:
Christmas De Woes, part cotton and all wool, in
variety.
Sunny and Valencia Plaids, and Polls da Chevres.
Christmas Uinta at 123 cents.
44 French do at 17 coots.
Super lirocbe Shawls and Scarfs.
Blanket Shawls and Cleats' do.
Lupin's French Merinos and Cashmeres
VERY CHEAP EMBROIDERIES
In great variety.
Ladies' and Dents' Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs—
fancy borders and plain.
Silk pocket Handkerchiefs and Cravats
LADIES' and GENTS' beet KID GLOVES
Kid finish, fleecy lined, and cloth de.
A full stock of STAPLE GOODS.
Super 10.4, 11.4, 12-1, and 13-4 BLANKETS
P. S. Super Saxony all Wool Flannels at 37,i cents.
ilel9-amw•3t
H OLIDAY GIFTS, -
op Ali
USEFUL AND ACCEPTABLE CHARACTER
CUR WEN STODDART BROTHER
- - -
Invite persons Rho are about making selections of
BOLT DAT PRESENTS, to au inspection of their extensive
enl Taxied, stool of
FANCY AND STAPLE (100DS,
Which has been purchased at the late auction sales,
at greatly reduced prices,
RICII DRESS SILKS.
" SILK ROBES A QUILLE at $l5
" ITOLANTE at $l5 and $l6.
" POPLIN"A QUILLE at $5.
PARIS PRINTED MOUS DE LAINES--3I 26, 37,
and 44 cents.
Rich style, all wool, PLAID CASHMERE-31, 33, awl
37 cents per yard
Fit ENCII MERINOS-SG, G 214 , And 70 routs
PARAMAPTAS, FIGURED CASHMERES, CALI
COES, So.
SHAWLS.
An extensive stock of Paris and Viennese Lottg and
Square
. .
BROCHE SHAWLS,
From the late Cash Auction Sales
Superior Long Brocho Shaw 810, 011, $l.l.
BLANKET SHAWLS.
American and imported Blanket Shawls, uew and de
skald° 'tyke.
STELLA SHAWLS, of choice designs
CIIMILLE SHAWLS. from $2 EA upwards.
CASHMERE SCARFS,
EMBROIDERIES.
GLOVES, Ac An.
Not 450, 452, and 4;4
NORTH SECOND STREET, ABOVE WILIAM
dol2-2w
CIINAP AND EIJNIANT CLOAKA
. -
The largest and handsomentntock of
VELVET AND CLOTH CLOAKS
In the City,
•T ALKICZD PRICREI, AT
• (CEO. FRYER'S,
No. 010 CHESTNUT STREET. dia 2
B OYS' CLOTHING.
P. A. HOYT & 13R0
neve now ou listul a very large assortment of
Itk:ADY-MADE GOODS,
Suitable fur the prevent seam, which they feel di nosed
to sell curer.
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS,
e. W. CORNSIt TIATEI AND 02IV3TXCIT 81 . 8.
N. IL—We have a large ansortment of uncut goods,
of auperior quality end make, to order from. d I.lin
BANK OF PENNSYLVANIA.-, SPE
CIAL NOTICE —All the motes on the blink of
Pennsylvania redeemed at par for DRY GOODS, smelling
at less than Auction prices. Lluehoe, Linens, m
Cosinieres, Blankets, Shawls, Calicoes, Detains 0. at a
great *sacrifice, in connection with 'our entire atoek,
which will be sold at prices which will astonish s al who
may favor us with a call. Pennsylvania Bank :Note'
taken the Immo as specie, (we snake uo differen to,) at
OLIVER H. JOHNSON'S Pennsylvania Bank No go Dry
Goode Store, No. 1000 MARKET Street, above Bath,
north Ride.
N. B.—Orders received for the very beet Sch tlylkll
Coal I Pennsylvania Bank Notes taken In payme at.
OLIVER R. JOHNSON
n030.1m No. 1008 Market at feet.
"LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS,
AND KNITTING ZEPHYRS.
NEW GOODS OPENED DAILY,
J. G. MAXWELL & SON.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 13TOMILS,
1098 CHESTNUT Street, four doom belem Eberentb
And 918 8. SECOND St. below 8, rum.
YACTORIES.—Noe. 91 and 911 GEORI Di St r
Tenth, and SECOND Street, near Union.
Orders made at a few hours' notice. eat 4mlt
350 VALUABLE ENGRAV INGS,
IN ELEGANT FRAIIE.I,
PUBLIC SAL I
FRENCH, ENOLIBII, AND (ERMAN
Plain and Colored llngray
Of lII{ 970th Or
A . 8, ROBINB,ON.
Will be sold by M THOMAS Ar Aualoneere
%about reserve,
AT TUE STORU, 010 eIIESTA UT STREET
P , LE TO TAKE PLACE ON
MONDAY AND TUE DDA
Dec 28th and 2't
COMMENCING AT 11 O'CLOCK.
Dictum' open for levitation. Catalogues three days
preview' to sale. de02.42i1
CAVING FUND.--U NITED STATES
F. 7 TRUST COMPANY, corm : of THIRD mid WIEST
NUT Streets.
. -
Large and smell sum' recoil vd, and paid back OD de
mand, without notice., with Fl VE PER CENT INTER
EST from the day of deposit tcr the day of withdrawal.
Of bourn, from 9 until o'clock every day, and on
MONDAY El/WINGS tram 1 sable o'clock.
DRAFTS for sake on Engle md, Ireland, and kootlaad,
from upwards.
President-11111:PIIEN R. CRAWFORD.
Treasurer—PLlNY FISH'
Teller-36,71ES R. HUN TER self-121f
B U FFALO OVEI ISIIOES.
N i.OPS sod WOMILIN , I3 80/Mt° OVERSHOES
for 191.10 by the cue or iglu: ;le pair, by
GEO.
M. TAYLOR,
OY/4A L. p. Cor, MARp7P rodi , FIF Tp etc
MTHOMAS & SONS,
. Nos. 139 and 141 13013TH /101:111T11 STRUT,
(Formerly Nos. 67 mad BO.)
NOTICE.—SALE OF SPLENDID FURNITURE.—
Cat■logues of Mr. White's stock of Furniture ore now
ready, and the articles may be examined any time pre
vious to sale.
REAL ESTATE, STOOKS, &e.
Bales at the Philadelphia Exchange area
Tuesday 'Evening.
II? Handbills of each property issued separately, to
additicin to which we publio6 on the Satttrday prevlons
to each oale one thousand catalogues in pamphlet form,
giving full descriptions of all the property to be sold on
the following Tuesday.
ilafr FURNITURE SALES AT THE AUCTION
!STORE every Thursday morning
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE BALE.
ECT We base a large amount of Real Estate at Pd.
irate Site, including every description of City and
country property. Printed Lists may be had at the
auction Store.
PRIVATE SALE REGISTER.
gial2Real Estate entered on our Private Sale Be.
, and advertised occasionally in our Public Sale
Abstracts, (of which 1,000 copies are
free of charge. printed weekly,)
PUBLIC SALE—LEASE OF A VALUABLE BUSINESS
STAND.
On Tuesday bloridng,
29th Met , at the Exchane, will be sold, previous to
sale of real estate, the Unexpired term of • lease, hav
ing 18 months to run train Tat Jamiary next, of
STORE NO. 20 SOUTII FROM r STREET,
Extending 185 feet through to Letitia street, having a
large sky-light in centre. It comprises the first boor
and cellar, the entire depth from street to street, and
the third and fourth stories on. Letitia street. on which
it has a handsome front. being a very desirable stand
for a domistic commission or importing house
Irr Possession given on Ist January.
L7' It may be had at a reduction from the present
rent, if applied for previous to the 29th inst.
REAL ESTATE SALE—DEQE3IBER 29th.
This aide will include, among other property, the fol
lowing—
Orphias' Court Bale.---Estuta of William Hacker,
--- • • .
TIMER-STORY DRIOK DWELLING.—Three-story
brick dwelling, north aide Poplar street, west aide of
Twelfth street.
Name Estate.
I.OT .—Lot of ground north aide Girard avenue, west
of Twelfth street.
Same 'Estate
BRICK BUILDING AND LOT.—Lot of ground east
side of Kessler street, south of Diamond street, Num.
te math ward.
VESTINOS
Same Esta.
TIIREE-STORY BRICK DW ELLlNG.—Three•story
brick dwelling west side of Illlbirs street, south of
Stiles street, Twentieth ward.
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, rs feet deep to
Academy street. Immediate poseestlon. Keys at the
auction store.
NEAT MODERN RESIDENCE —The neat modern
(our story brick residence, No 335 South Twelfth street,
above Pine street. It is built in & superior manner,
with the modern convtnienees. Immediate posse/Eton.
Sale loy order of Heirs—to close ao Estate.
VALUABLE al ABE ET STRBET PROPERTY—
LARUE LOT.—AII that valuable lot of ground, south
side of Market street. west of Eighth street (site of the
late fire), 25 feet front, 147 feet deep, with building,
materials, Le.
SEVEN BRICK DWELLINGS IN THE REAR—
Seven four. tort' brick dwellings, forming a court in the
rear.
REAL ESTATE SALE-JANUARY 64D.
T6(* Bale will include—
AN ENTIRE BQUARE OF OROHND, TWENTY•
TUIRD WARD, OPPOSITE THE EPISCOPAL HOS
PITAL—The valuable square of ground, having a
front of SRI feet on Front street, 545 feet on Lelugh
avenue, 585 feet on Fillmore street, and 346 feet on
Somerset street. Four valuable fronts.
VALUABLE BUSINESS ST AND.—Th e valuable four
story brick store, finished In modern etylo, No. 135
North Third street, above Arch.
NEAT MODERN RESIDENOE.—The neat modern
reaidenee ' No. 410 South Eighteenth street, below Pine
Immediate poonesainn.
REAL ESTATE SALE—JANUARY 12th
This gale will include
Orphans' Court Sale—Estate of John 8 Jones Dec'd.
THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING.--82utheast
corner of Ninth and Poplar 'Recta.
Sale at No. 912 Chestnut street.
. . .
'UPERIOR AND ELEGANT CABINET FURNITURE.
Stock of Charles 11. White. .
This Morning,
234 instant, at 10 o'clock, by catalogue, at the ware
rooms, No 912 Chestnut street, the entire stock of en
perior cabinet furniture of Mr. Chas. 11. White, declin
ing businese,eoruprising &general assortment of rosewood
and walnut drawing-room furniture, in various style cov
erings, rosewood, walnut, and mahogany boudoir furni
ture, auperior dining room and library furniture, ele
gant and plain rosewood, walnut, and mahogany cham
ber furniture, die., all manufactured of the beet mate
rials and workmanship expressly for private tales.
liWr — The well-known reputation of Mr. Charles 11.
White as a cabinet-maker, and the experience of up
wards of thirty-ilre years' business in the city, is &suffi
cient guarantee to purchasers that his stock is of the
drat quality, and we therefore recommend this sale to
persons about furnishing as being well worthy of atten
tion
Salo for account of Underwriters.
This Evening,
60 dozen 2. sheet Dom.) , Bristol board, damaged
36 do 1 do do do do do.
EXTENSINE SALE OF FURNITURE PIANO
FOSTES, FANCY GOODS, &c.
CAltD.—Oureale et the auction store to-morrow morn.
ing, will include, beside a large and excellent assort
ment of household furniture, 2 elegant rosewood
piano fortes, 7 octaves, fine Brussels, ingrain, and
enitian carpets, fine mirrors, fine china and glassware,
Nankimehlna dinner set, plated ware, superior office
desks and book cases, superior Ilernng fire-proof chest,
fine embroidered piano and table covers, tine curtains,
mattresses, ikc , Including the stock of an upholsterer.
Also, an assortnsent of elegant fancy articles, to all of
hich we Invite the attention of ladies and others
Mr' Catalogues nqw ready, and the articles arranged
for examination
Bate Noe. 139 sod 141 South Fourth Weer
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, FINE MIRRORS, ROSE
WOOD PIANO FORTE, BRUSSELS CARPETS, Ac.
On Thursday Morning,
A t 10 o'clock, at the suction store, an extensive assort.
moot of second-bend furniture, mirrors, piano-forte,
carpets, Ac.. from families declining housekeeping.
UPHOLSTERY STOCK.—AIso, balance of stock of
au upholsterer, (removed to the store for the conve
nience of sale) comprising hair mamma, curtains,
cornices, and upholstering materials generally.
ELECIANT FANCY ARTICLES —Also, an assort
ment of fancy articles, including rich inlaid papier
mache desks, workboxer; portfoltos, reticules, fine inc.
room) cable. rosewood writing desks. and many other
desirable articles suitable for Christmas presents.
ELROANT PIANO PORTE, CHINA &c.—Also an
•`egant resew col !piano forte, Louis XIY style, amen
UOLILVeII.
Also, an invoice or fine china, glassware, &c.
Also, tine Nankin-cblna dinner set.
Also several superior office desks, tables, fine book
cases, &c. . . .
HERRING FIR}-PROOF 11. superior
Herring firs proof chest.
SALE OF ILLUSTRATED WORKS, ANNUALS JU
VENILE BOOKS, kc , SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY
PRESENTS.
On Thursday Evening,
December 24th, at the auction store, an assortment of
miscellaneous and illustrated works, annuals, juvenile
books, &c., imitable for presents.
jjaFor particulars see catalogues.
sale at No 244 North Twelfth street.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, PIER MIRROR, CAR
PETS, Ac , kn.
On Monday Morning,
24th instant, at 10 o'clock, at No 249 North
Twelfth street, below Vine street, the superior furniture
of a gentleman declining housekeeping.
jl7- May be examined on the morning of sale at
PEREMPTORY SALE OP FINE ENGLISH AND
PRENCII ENGRAVINGS OF 111G11 COST AND
BEAUTY
Stock of Mr. A. S. Robinson.
Ou Monday and Tuesday Mornings,
Dec 25th and 29th, commencing at El o'clock, at the
store of Sir. A S Robinson, No 910 Chestnut street,
above Ninth, will be sold without reserve 350 choice and
beautiful engravings, many by ~the moat celebrated
English and French artists. The collection embraces a
variety of very interesting subjects, in neat and elegant
frames, the whole to be sold, as above stated, without
reserve.
Catalogues with particulars will be ready three
days previous to sale.
Shares in the Academy of Music; Point Breese Park
Philadelphia and MercantileLibrames ; Athen.curn,dr.c
FARLEY' , AT PRIVATE SALP..
The elegant country seat and farm, known as ‘' Far
ley," Late the residence of Richard Paxson, deces.sed
formerly of Dr. Shippen, is offered at prirate sale. Ful
descriptions may be had at the auction rooms
SCOTT, Jr., AUCTIONEER, (success
.I.s• sort° VIOLD.TaT h SCOTT,) 4.3ICUISSTNIIT St.,
°plaint. Oa* Custom Muss, between Pourtb mid than
Streets
CARD.—The early and particular attention of the
trade and purchasers la invited to the peremptory sale
of • large and valuable assortment of superior wool
hosiery goods, furs, embroideries, french artificial, la
dies, cloth cloaks, and fancy goals generally, to be held
at the store, No 431 Chestnut street, this day, com
mencing at 10 o'clock punctually, with 2,1100 duen su
perior kiermantown knit wool hosiery goods, consisting
of shawls, scarfs, hoods, comforts, boas, victorines,
coats, lambs wool shirts and drawers, hose and half
hose, &c.
Also, an elegant assortment of furs, iu sets, for la
dles' and misses' wear, gents' fur caps, fur gloves, fur
collars, ,tc
Also, a line of elegant French embroideries, linen
cambric handkerchief, bonnet trimmings, French artiti-
Cleig, &c,
Also, a line belies' cloth cloaks, dusters, circulars
GOLD PENCILS AND PENS —Also, 12 dozen gents'
superior gold pencils and gold pens.
FAXON WORK BOXES, &c —Also, an invoice la
dies' fancy work boxes, cabal, Ac.
Irr The chola are now arranged for examination
with catalogues
EXTENSIVE PEREMPTORY SALE OF 2,000 DOZ
Commencing at 10 o'clock, punctually, we will sell
without reserve, to close an account, 2,000 dozen kui
woollen hosiery goods, consisting of-large size woo
shawls, gents' extra large and heavy semis, wool coin
forts, wool hoods, gents' white and mixed lambs, woo
shirts sod drawers,
. ,
NS Also, men's jockey caps, wool victorines, ladies'
scarfs, ladies' wool hoods, wool cuffs, infants' boas, wool
rigolettes, boys' wool mails, zephyr Mims', A,
READY-MADE CLOTIIINO.—AIso, an assortment of
gents' ready-made clothing.
E.MBROIDERIES AND MILLINERY GOODS —Also,
• variety of French and Scotch embroideries, bonnet
and trimming ribbons, fine French artificial.
BROCIIE LONG SHAWLS.—AIso, an Invoice French
broche long shawls, just landed
Also, ladles cloth cloaks, Lamas, bemuse, dusters, Ac
Also, corded skirts, fancy cravats, wool and cotton
hosiery, silk gloves, with a variety of fancy and staple
articles suited to present sales, and worthy the early
and particular attention of the trade and purchasers
generally.
11:7'As the whole will be sold without regard to cost,
the trade, and purchasers generally, will find it to their
Interest to attend. Samples and catalogues early on the
morning of sale
Gentlemen's ecobg
VINE SHIRTS, nude to order, and war
m.' ranted, of elegant material and superior work
mausblp. Also, Ores, Stocks and Gentlemen'. Wrap
pers, at the Premium Store of W. W. KNIGLIT, 612
ARCH Street, above Sixth. u0r2.1-3,
AV RAPPERS WRAPPERS! WRAP-
Y PERS !—A very large and elegant assortment at
reduced prices. Also, heavy under -clothing of all de
scriptions, for gentlemen's wear, at W. W. KEIL/11'PS,
812 ARM Street, above Sixth. no2l-y
wINCHESTER & SCOTT, GENTLE
MEN'S FURNISHING STORE, and PATENT
SHOULDER SEAM SHIRT MANUFACTORY, No. TN
CHESTNUT Street, above Seventh street, Philadelphia
The attentlon of Southern and Western Merchants, and
Strangers, Is particularly invited to this improved eut of
Shirts, the must perfect dtting Leticia male. At whole
sale and retail, and made to order. ane-lyit
K EROSENE OIL ,
DISTILLED FRO .11 COAL
KEROSENE LUBRICATING OILS.
This Oil is not only CHEAPER, but SUPERIOR TO
THE BEST SPERM. It will NOT GUM OR CONGEAL
AT ALMS TEMPERATURE, and it will RUN LONGER
AND KEEP THE JOURNALS COOLER THAN ANY
OTHER LUDRIUTIVO MATERIAL.
31aehluists and others are requested to eat and
examine these oils at the sole agency,
NEORGE .1.1. FREEMAN, Agt.,
del9-31n-it Nu 116 Walnut street, above Front
QORGHII3I, or CHINESE SUGAR-CANE
SEED-25 bullets for axle by
OBOABDALE, MUT, & CO ,
nolo-tt /40,104 R. Dolawo liTt nue.
Salts bl, 2ttcticrtt
=EMI
WOOLLiN HOSIERY GOODS
This Morninz,
Oates by tlturticm.
BY ALFRED M. HERKNESS,_
PUILADBINBIA HOUR AND CIWAGE
BAZAAR, southeast cornea of Ninth and Gamy' Ste.,
between Chestnut and Walnut streets.
Rain of horses. carriages, sad tstrams, hall
regularly every SATURDAY IdOSISTISG, thlwaglusat
the year, cooonencing at 10 o'clock.
fig" The largest collection of new sad socood-Issad
carriages, harness, saddlea, ,ia the city, stay ba
seen at this estsblishmeut for private ails.
Carriages received on storage.
110/ Out-door sales attended to en reesonalda tams.
HORSES, V mucus, AND WARNERS.
On Saturday Morning,
At 10 o'clock, at the Bazaar, will be sold, Lorna,
vehleles, and harness.
TAMES A. FREEMAN, AUCTIONEER,
V HO. 422 WALNt STRUT, above TOMMIE
OAHD—PALSOP HoussuoLD Wualuruss—vass-
DAY.
ID We beg leave to inform the public that hold
our regular weekly sales of furniture evecy_Taelde .... ,......V at
our SPACIOUS BALLS BOOM, NO. R.Dg W' L L•ti - c
STREET, whirs every poesille attention glean to oh
tato the highest prices forthe goods of thou who may
favor us with conalguateuta. Fatuities having portions of
their furniture to oes of, or those declkling hour.
keeping and not wishing Wee at thtir awn dwellings,
can hire their furniture CAREFULLY REMOVED TO
OUR SALES ROOM, WHERE THEY WILL REALISE
BETTER PRICES FOR THEIR MINISTRY THAN
THEY CAN OBTAIN FROM ANY OF THE • MINI-
TuRE DEALERS OR ANY OTHER AUCTION STORE
IN THE CITY.
I 1 Persona favoring as with coneigamenta fta net
ensured thattheir property will not be temillewd.
pT Com. , i..tozus amore moderate than tholes skairgid
by any other Auction Noose in the city.
11 . 11.T' Consignments respeethilly solicited.
sees paid immediately after the goods are Bali
Ekecutors'
Id SHAM.
This Iforenng,
Dec. 23, at 7 o'clock, at the Philadelphia Exakange,
previous to the sale of real estate. will be sold
-1 share stock in Philutelphts. Atherswiun.
Sale on account of whom it may concern. .
STOCgS.
On Wednesday Evening,
Deeember 30th, 1657, will be sold, on seecosot of
whom it may concern
-150 shares of Eagle Gold Mining Company, Virginia 1 i
2000 do Monroe Gold Mining Company, Virgin:'.
83 do Spring Hill Company, Virginia.
300 do Al Dorado Mining Company, Virginia.
50 do Washington Mining Company, North Ca
rolina.
200 share' of Cheupenks Mining Company, Michigan.
350 do Ontonagon do do do
100 do Douglass do do do
69 do Bohemian do do do.
&SOO do Philadelphia and California Mining Cam
puoy, California.
1300 share' of Leiria Gold Mining Company, North
Carolina.
1 chare, being S.-25 of %, of a certain invention and
paten; known as Devlin Lubricating Company
original shares Ban Francisco Land dmionation.
4 do do do do do do.
4x do do do do du dry.
30 . abares Seamlem Tube Company, Sew Tort.
35 do do do do do.
t3OO do Philadelphia mud CaLfornia Miming Com
pany, California.
3000 shares Diekereon Marble Company of Tarmmiste.
REAL ESTATE SALE—WTS ET.E.CING.
This sale at the Exchange, on Wedweeday wrimizer,
December 2341,1417, at 7 o'clock, will inirluAa—
rpharis' Coma Sale —Estate of Joseph Coltman, treed.
/SAME 110CSE AND LOT, ANN' STREET, NINE
TEENTH. WARD.—A frame house, and lot of pound,
southeast side of Ann street, SO feet southeast from
Sarah street, Nineteenth ward, S) feet front, 108 feet
deep. 1.5 ground rent.
Orphans' Court Sale. 7 -Estitte of El. Y. Itnew.er, Deed
. . . . .
- -
PROPERTY QUEEN STREET, KESSINGTON.—A
certain house and lot, north aide of Qaean ■treat,
feet front. end 120 feet deep, to a 13ti feet alley loading
from Shackaroaron street. Clear of inenrobraneas.
•
Orphans' Court Sale —Same Estate.
PRIME ROUSE AND LOT. POPLAR STREET
A
frame house, and lot of ground, north Lida of Poplar
street. between front and mond, 2D feet front, and Ild
feet deep. $l2 ground rent.
=awn
STORE AND DWELLING, COATES ST- ABOTE
SET ENTEENTII. A three-story brick store :Lod dwel
ling. south tide of Coates street, 55 feet 9 thetas east
of Eighteenth street, 17 feet 1 inch front, and 63 ft. 7%
incites deep, along, Florence Street. The hoses has balk
windows, gas, and hydrint. $l4 mead rent. Rents
for SSA per 11111111151. irr Terms—cash. Salepositive.
Mr S6O to be paid on each of We above whoa the
same is struck off.
Sale—Yrankford
DRE'OI 2 , DYES, 'MATERIALS
FACTORY AND PRINT-WOILIER.
On Thursday Morning,
24th instant, at 11 o'clock, will be sold, at the Print
and D7e works belonging to the estate of Harvey gnlck
sell, Prank/Ord, the entire stock of drugs, dyes, and
materials of the cruntafactary
13=
• dret.eleu Printing Office, with a good tun of ►a•,-
neee, four printing presses, two Scales and one Adams
Type and everything necessary for t h e bulnese. Apply
at the Auction Store.
SAMUEL NATHANS, AUCTIONEER,
and MONEY LOAN 017107, No. 112 South
THIRD Street, below Walnut, appellate Pear at., out,
eight dome below the Enchant.
Hams of business from 7 o'clock, A. If., until 10
o'clock in the evening.
Outdoor sales, and sale at the Auction House, ale
tended upon the most satiefactory terms.
CAPITAL 0200,000.
Establisluelfer hut Thirty Years.
Advances made from one dollar to thosuands cm DL
moods, Silver Piste, Watched, Jewelry, Hardware, Her
ehaodise, Clothing, Furniture, Bedding, CiantsMunical
Instruments, Outs, Hamm, Caniagas, and Hoods of
every description.
All goods can remain any length of One agreed
upon.
ALL advanoes, from one hundred dollar* and upwards
will be charged 2 per cant. per month; 1500 and over,
the lowest market rate.
This Btore House haring • depth of 120 test, bantam*
Ire and thief-proofry:LlP to store all valuables, and Fr!
rate watohmen for the premises • also, a heavy Pan
ranee effected for the benefit of all'pereona laying goods
advanced upon
N. B.—On account of having an unlimited capital,
this oMm) is prepared to make advances on man nits
factory and accommodating terms than any other is
this city.
MMIMM
AT PIIIFA.TX &LLB
. .
Gold Patent Layer and other Wattles, Jewelry, sal
Clothing will be void at reduced prieee. inlay
MO SE S NATHAN S, AUCTIONEER
ITI AND COMMISSION lIEELIWIT, B. 11. comer
SIXTH and HAWS Streets.
AT PRIVATE BALE—CioId and sayer patent lever,
Lepine, Inglish,llwlse, and French snitches, jewelry,
or every descript ion, musical instruments, &0., &e.
AT PRIVATE BALE—Arranged ca 2 second floor,
household furniture, of every description, beds, mat
tresses, carpeting, looking glasses, fancy art:ales, &e.,
&e., &a.
Out-door sales attended to personally by the Amami
eer. Charges very low. Co - I.ta of furniture
elothing, Jewelry, etc. , lac ted.
NATHAN'S PRINCIPAL LOAN OTTION,
S. B. Corner of Bixtb and Race Streets,
Where money will be loaned on gold and silver plate
Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds, Clothing, Dry Goode,
Groceries, Began ,H , ardware, Cutlery, Furniture. Bad
ding, Horses, Vehicles, Harness, Stocks, and on all ar
ticles of value for any length of time agreed on, cram=
satisfactory and liberal terms than at any other estab
lishment. H. NATHAN.%
GREAT BARGAINS FOR CHRISTMAS VIM NTS.
AT PRIVATE SALE, AT REMARKABLY LOR I
PRICES.
Hunting case, double case, and double bottotn, full
jeweled aril plain English patent lever watches.
Silver English patent lever watches.
Hunting coca and open face gold escapement sal
lever watches
Unnting case und open face gold lepine watches.
Very fine enameled ladies' gold watches.
Silver lever and lepine wstches. English, Swiss and
French watches, gold chains, jewelry, musical instru
ments. and numerous tansy articles.
WEBB'S great sale of torfeited Watches,Jewelry,
Guns, Platols,lsLusical Instruments, , wil l place
shortly. Due notice will be given.
WEBB'S great vale of Dry Goods, Clothing, Bedding,
&e., being forfeited eollaterals, will take place shortly.
Due notice will be given.
AT PRIVATE SALE, AT HALT TUE USUAL
SELLING PRICES —Double-bottomed and hunting
Cade gold patent lever watches, of the mart ap
proved makes; hunting ease and open face gold escape
ment lever and lupine watches, full jeweled ; age gall
enameled lever and ',spine watches for ladies% gall
jewelry of every description; silver lever and lupine
watches, in hunting cases and open face; ailverDag. lish,
Swim, and French watches; a general assortment of fur
niture, beds, mattresses, micron, Ac
OCT-DOOR SALM SOLICITED, and charges tressilt
the times, low.
Consignments of every description of good' solicited
fur public or private sale.
)lONIIT ADVANCED on all and every kind of goats,
for puthe or private sale, or to be held for a limited
time. Charm low.
GEORGE W. SMITH, AUCTIONEER
N. X. earner of BARRON sad SOUTH Street'
EVENMG BALES.
BALM BYSItY SATURDAY ETICIIIIO,
At IX o'clock, at the Auction Mare, or Hardwars, Oat
Isq Hooackeeptog Articles, Clothing, Waal's., Jaya
ry, rattcy Articles, de
insurance Companies
GREAT WESTERN INSURANCE AND
TRUST COMPANY OF PRILADRLPHIA
OFFICE IN COMPANY'S BUILD/Na, No 403 WAIL
NUT, Corner of FOURTH Street.
Charter Perpetual Authorized Capital E500,C(0
FIRE, INSURANCE, limited or perpetual.
MARINE INSURANCE on Vessels. Cargoes, ant
Freights
INLAND INSURANCE byßivers, Cantle, Lakes, and
Land Carriage
ASSETS, Nov. 1,155 T
Real Relate
Real Estate held In trust, (in Phyla
Bonds sod Mortgagee
stocks, (par value V 2,450) present - value
stock notes
Bills receivable
Cuh in bank and on hand
Cash in hands of Agents
Premiums unpaid
DIRECTORS
CHARLES C. LATHROP, 143 Walnut strf4t
• • • •
WIC. DARLING, 1510 Pine street
ALEX. WHILLDEN, merchant, 18 North Front it.
ISAAC 1117.LEIRTILST, Attorney B.l34.CoorTglor:
JOHN C. HUNTER, erm of Wright, Wontitr, A Co.
E. TRACY, firm of E Tracy & Co., Goldsinitlis' Hall
JOHN R. WCIIRDY, linnet Jones White, & ll'Cunty
THOS. L. GILLESPIE, firm of Ctliespie A ibiler
JAS. B. SMITH, firm of Jas. B. Smith A 09.
E HARPER JEFFRIES, nrm of Wm 17. Brotrzi & Co
JON. It. VOGDES, office cot. &tentles& Unwm itts
CHAS. E. THOMPSON, trice 413 Chestnut street.
ALFRED TAYLOR, office Cairo City Property.
JONA J. SLOCUM, office RN South Third street.
CHARLES C LATHROP, Prertident.
. .
WM. DARLING. nee-President.
LEWIS GREGORY, Tiro-President, New York
H. H. RICHARDSON, Assistant-Secretary. de=-tf
GIHARD FIRE AND MARINE INSUR.
ANCE COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA—Gass, VP.
802 WALNUT street. west of TIMED.
"FIRE HIBBS ONLY MUM.
1011101 . 0113.
Wm M Swain, Jer. Walker,
Johp Anspach, Jr., Jno. McClure,
H. K Burroughs, Tho. Onset),
.1. B. llngbes, A. 8. Gillett,
I` I) Sherman, Turman Sheppard,
Wm P. Hacker, Jones, D.,
P Steiner, Joseph Klapp, II D.
H. A. Shackelford,
Hon. .18 JONES, President.
Hon. G. W. WOODWARD, V,ca President.
Jo° 9 Molina-lu, Somitary.
JIX2B B ALTOID, Assistant Secretary. not-ant-if
COMMONWEALTH FIRE INSURANCE
V COMPANY, OP TEIN,STAIIs OF PENNSYLVA
NIA.-office, N. W. Corner FOURTH and WALNUT
Streets, Philadelptal. SubceritA4 Capital, 53C0,000.
Capital. A3)O-000•
DAVID JAYNM, M. D., Pritidnat.
THOMAS S. STEWART, Vie* Proil.
Lenru. S. Moon, Seuetary.
ORIGINAL EDITION OF CHARLES
RN DIRT'S PICTORIAL BRARSPEARE—IneIod
mg the Doubtful plays and Biography, and illustrated
with very numerous Engravings on Wood in the high
est style of art, forming 8 rola, imperial S ro.
The »hr.:ribs» hare been enabled to secure three
copies of this magnificent edition of Shakopee», which
long been exceedingly scams. ImmisdatO applies,-
tiou will be necessary to present disappointment In pro
curing copies C J. PRICE & CO ,
Importers of English Books,
deg-y No 83 South SIXTH St Shore CEESTNYT.
fCARRIERS' ADDRESSES prerel by
kJ in experienced writer, at $0.1109 12,11 i
Etreet i state federal.
CUM=
357,00000
22,700 00
38.350 CO
. 57,915 00
38,400 00
. 27,448 51
. 2,184 38
7,5.3 92
. 9,353 88
$285 (CO 9.2