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Gifts and , nerd Times. 7 -The Interchange of
•
Irreserkts onsonit' frtefda'fs' , thg inrist cement. of 'friend.
'ship:44SO/, and atTletiOn;, Thera are certain - periods
of theittg..at whieltpretionte are more looked after and
mom: prised than at others; Thollallowed - " Merry
is; especially, one of those isilodo.
;: ,sko k asaioAdays, the, yeang and the'Old exPeet
from 'their friends eome . tokin of iiieetioni'and as
- 7 - :sintest,.oyet7i ono, is blessed with' many friends; and
AititiferoOratio roany - presents; It 'behoevii, in
study sehat and. tikere to p g s ,
hinny who have on fernier peoasions made curtly pre;
month; till' StAl !timer° prudent and• convenient to select
their presents, this 'year, more anitablo to the times,
' the niore'so het the coat of the artiele,,, but re
:Bard for,the: giver mhos it valnable, to •the recipient.
There Is no Stow in this city which offerer in this'
''resallet; so rriatly ladunOmOilis to the - purObaser, aa're
_ garde rarity of ,gaintt aqd cheapness, of price's, as OH4II.
Doxstio , a, Nos. 85 and 37 Mirth Eighth street, corner
Zeus. Iraminsa atook,of fancy Articles, Toys,
littistoid iaetrumente of all Made, also Oripkot and
Archery Implements, surps,ssesanithing over offered for
sale in_ %laxity. Giro him, &call and exatnizio
goods, whether you buy or not; 'As be Imports Olt his
'goods hinuietf, lie is 4inibled to sell hives , thin my
other retail atoro, and; owing to the times, hale, for
this year, willing to Sell his goods, retail, at the Whole
sale Importation prices,' Catalogues' will ,be given out
gratts,'which will help in Mit Selection of goods, and
introduce to, the inquirer many new goods not thought
of heifers.
- deo.dtde2s
Naytrig rand - -
, „ _OF THE AMNIMOAN TRUST COMPANY,
00 INX 8 PORT/lAND WALNUT Proms,
I:rafilONa*pold - In [up' on demand,
- • -- ' INO CONTINUES TO DO SO,
INTBAraT, Rah PAM ONNT,
,de2B•im ' B - - •
Gold Pene.-- - -Thn:!attetttion of the_ public to
called to ottr'sseortment.„.Eacla pen warranted to give
satlefaction„' ' 'PARR TUOMPSON,
de22 'dtja6 :4s4litle Building, =Chestnut streot,
41tearenteit Stimulus In the World.—The
- .triliiierilter, being about to ohne hie businest; oilers his
entire Ont. or superior _ Ready-made Clothing for
ntriht Seidner article are invited to give.
litti a Coll. , : Store to let and fixture& for sale; fit,
'TRACY, 2fiSSARICSS Street. del6-2in
Furs! rite!' Fars i—Selltug oft'at reduced
prices,
,wholesale bud retail, at WM, lINSEL'S
Fancy Bar Store, No. 152 North Third; Street, below
Aloe street, - - del4-8w
,
, ' H oliday Gilts.—Geatlesnewe Vf!appers, Mut
aers,seirie, tiavida,,.ties, steads, otawls,'&e. These
are most.uaifil presents, and are to be found ty groat
issioty it'W.H.Nnight , a, 142 Arehatreet, above Sixth,
,
al Tory low prlcee, • ; • del2.d-tdic.
' 4katest.'Bkatral'Skatesl—Oar'readers' wil
dud the largest and moat otoplete assort neat of this
wlater--lninryi and at the lowest prices, at "W.
Retake's, No. 619" Merliet Attest, opposite Decatur
street.
- Saving Fund,—National Safety Trust Co.,
°dice WALNUT Street, S. Ti'. corner of THIRD.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR BUSINESS DURING TDB
SUSPENSION DP SPECIE PAYMENTS RE TSB
_BANKS.
1: Deposits received and payments made daily.
2. Current Bank Notes, 'Check's, sad Specie will be
nedied ondopoait..
S. lisPotilta made' in Bank Note's or Ohecke will be
paid back in Currant Bank Netes.
4. Deposita made in Gold or 'Direr will be paid back
Coht.: ,
Ditetseatitea 5.11411131. 1.1025
Furs.--Joseph itoseisbanin's Furs are cele
brated for cheapness, style, and Oailty. Store 416 Arch
fleet, between Fourth and Fifth. N 13.—Fure altered
into fashionable styles. -19 e study to please. de4-1m
Seamen's Sating, Fund—Office *O3 Walnut
!street, one - door west of sooond street; Receives de.
vette to of One Oates and upwards, from all
duke of the soromfinity, and allows interest at the rote
of See per ant. per annum.
• Oplosi open &ail; trOm 9 until 6 o'clock, and on Mon.
day ati* *Mardi/ until 9 -In the evening. PI (widest
Franklin FeUI Treasurer end Ileeretary, °bulge M.
Morris, - _" • '
- For Pertanted Ilreatit,rWklte Teeth,. and
Beautiful emplalion, use "Balm of 1,000 Flowers.”
For dressing Ladles' hair, use Whodlsad Creels, a
new Poisuiau.": A etirpku ontt emente Lair beaUtifulli.
. -VI. P. YOIItIDOE It CO., Preprietors, N. Y.
Par Silo by T. B. Peterson, 806 Chestnut; Samuel
%spew, Twelfth and Chestnut; A. B. Durand, 718 Chest
nut; T. 11,,,Peters & Co., 710 Chestnut; G. 0. Evans,
001 Book•atore, 480 Chestnut; 0. 6. Hubbell, 1410
Chestnut; French, Richarde, & Co., Tenth and Mar
ket;A. B, Taylor,-Ninth and Walnut; Dr Morrison,
Seventeenth and Chestnut; ,J. W. Simon & SOB.,
Eighteenth, and Twenty-Snead and Market; Edward
Chrjedsaann, 702, Chestnut; nouns Lancaster, corner
Elefenth and Walnut. u 0124
VIAMet Were aid -
'UPHOLSTERY, '
624 WALNUT -IH', -
OPPOSITE INDEPENDENCE SWAMI.
QEO, J. HENKEL'S,
624 WALNUT Street,
Late of .173 . 0hestnut Street.
'Bank of PeunagArtinta tlestei:;;Nite - siit lb-Ul
nae& takenst par for a Wholesale Stock of Clothing,
now being sold at: Itetall
No.l NortltlnFTH Street
- Good Coffee.' - '
,Lovers of Coffee cannot realize the fun value of their
favorite beverage without having it made in the Old
Dominion Coffee Pot. •
ARTHUR, BURNII&M, & annoy,
117 and:ll9 South 'XENTH, cor, of George,
614 m Solo Manufacturers
:' An Important "Dact..--We' now 'see' it an
nounced, that the extehePro,Wholegate Clothing. Deal
ers, ISTRALIDEA GOLDMAN, No. 386-MARKET St.,
above Third; have coninieneed to Retail their entire
sleek at Wholeinte prices: del-!m
111"tver 9 " - Infant Cordled......Thil Invaluable
013ordial ls prepared from 'variety of the most choice and
"Mint areamatim known in medicine, lend ie the most
portent, end reliable carminative extant for Mfauts and
young children.
By its powerful influence • speedy cure le effected In
all crates of Obelfc, windy pains and -- speents. Relieves
and mitigates mach ofohildren's suffering durisg denti
tion or teething, and by its soothing properties trim
miciensiains of the bowels, looseness, vomiting, &0., ,
The Infaid Cordial has become a standard remedy,
Wakes been used in thousendsef• eases with the most
'abundant sumac - • No family ehouldbe without it.
Prepared only by RUM! a...porta,
- At his ;drug and Chemical Store,
W.V. cameo of Sixth and Green sta., Philadelphia.
To whops sal orders must fie addressed, And for sale
by Druggists generally. - • au 18-1/
Jackie's,
MEM:III4IPP STREET.
Checks, Notge, Drafta, DUN puling, Bill Ilaada, Olt
nutare, Cards, and_ other kiwis of Job' Printing, at
"prices to suit the times. : ' od7-17
5.' C, Dr ion Roininisaion Business in Com
mercial paper mid negotiations - of low; EtaLtinT
oppoilte thanebane, Philadelphia. nolo-2ei '
Itlartigges.
Oq the'24th Indent, by the Rae; James M. Davie.
'MAO 4401K8ON.11A,YEA, Egg:, of Moakley, to btise
- 11.rzABETIL:IL,". denghter 01 AMOS Morrie Ekq,, of
DlTPilDebriearn 'county, Pa.-
9n Min availing a the, Zith kat., by Friends core
, TiliNparti :JANNEY; at SioerieVillo, Burke
toniityi Panaylvnniai to MARY daughter of Charles
Wiwi of Marceraoanty; .
ilhatbo.
the 25ili'initantr,RA.011AEL EmErttox, wife of
Otorge Emericlr, aged , o2.years,
The relatives and friends of the family are respect.
(idly invited to attend the funeral from the residence
hf her hatband. No. 447 Thirteenth street, below But
tonwood, on Monday, afternoon, the 28th hut., at 2
o'clock, (without further notice,) to proceed to St.
Zan'', Lutheran Church.-
At 'Parte, on _the Oth -of - December, after a abort
..illnea,-.WAr-IitEDERIOR ROUSES, of this city, eon
- of the_lithWlYl.:E. Rogers, Esq., In the 22d year of biz
- *
On the 25thAustant, Wit. ROBESON, infant eon of
Joseph hf: P. and Emily ht. Price.
"On the 24thinstant.lfre. BOSAN,ROTENBURY, in
her 58th year.
cat) , Wortapty.
_. . . ,
• ' * -•- -IiCALR OFFICR,
.ecember 28, 1887 4 1
December
11‘8,itilinlifir of *uteri:septa fp the city P[ Plfil et.
ihlik,;l6l ilia is'esk sailing at 12 o'clock tti•ds.r. is... 148
/Aat rePhit • ' • •- • ... 149
Oehentn — Ptlen of-Imogs. 28 Jidiliti.. " '
Convulsions 8--Children
diiiii,Bli stl6 BtyBl , LlAtit... .:
1i - 8 . .„
tit . - .:.;..=.J ... :
, j'ypholdFeior.:.,..2.• . 8 Males - '
Scarlet do 8 Females._ .
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72 MIA -
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'7B - • I • 77
-Ander 1 year • 30
13etween 1 - itt'd 6 years. 31
Under Ovwyeare VO
Of the ihrirethere were :. - " , -
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From the Ablator's° 7
.Feople-of 'Color - "`"' '
Attest: , .1011 N 11FAIDERSON 1 ' -
• Health (Meer:
ktiler aiseasef .
' Rotil '
Mr Sseitenega Sixth and - Lust Lecture
will take place - on, TUESDAY EVENING, the 20th. at
Ig &clock, at the Ihydu 11011, RIGUTII
and GREEN. Subject: "TUS THRONE AND PA
],ADS OP ,THE 0,14 . 3A1ifi: ,, ' • de2B.2t*
,„
Depirtotent of Illighotays.—HHlce of
„/C,HU1d.0015141.18q.1,01 , 11H, corner of Chestnut
,e
. -3oo'Filth'stiehts. •
- , 20th, 1867.
44,
in
torounfi claims ,ogil nut:the Highway Ho
ate'rials furnished during the
p rt
eiieut'yeeg.,lol,4ir_efn4themthe on ,or before the 80th
natant: ••• • L.. IidOCAATHY,
Chief 9, , 0 missioner of Highways.
alli e glIt:1111tIr et, gr. :te n ' IV Te t et — re lt e e n v. 'to%
°roes," at tup . 4ttiSICATiRtIND MALI . ; on TALSI3-,
AR E,BNINO, Dee, .29th, 1,851.- Titirnis 25 tents.
' ()oral open .4;1; Leetate;
q darter to' 8: ' Ude le the
pciy oppor%dtq elustrzwltt be!. afforded of hearing this
"um.* Wi t.o e pod aateati:, . : "- de24.36*
'''' '- fri• iiooiroo, op illie'6llosophy of the „
.711b1e,
tz the'llim:Vf:B6l4s l ol4 31t00PPI, on the 6tb,. 9th,
h and 744 of January; MS at SANSO3I
- etki:BritY t t...' tfatiso' di:greet...P*4 of Tickets for
2::,,,,, ,. t4 . 741.1 -- ;_ , - .4,T ,m ititu, 1r . ,” 9 , i„ l2 .gef.ogel . a_itd Lady, $l.
' 040 "7.4)."""-" - " -i st tPli-past 7, , Tickets to bd
, _,,rr.tlnkatlt il liktadBe "t""
-. ,- .itAi l t A .E I F'POP °9 • ' 4e26-St` .
" - ' 'S • 0111eP,o1 44*.:Vosiodipwealth Insorande
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OTLYANTA,-
- •;•••••••° oroOpllitrelkiiiittiktoil v ti,LlJO N Ttip , or tbio Com.
II FYiti;PeOl - itk ,' lOtoreithoolgropriaOtbribiSpittotPinis9 l ;
. ;;;Aiplooo* , - LOipthorfor TopPitootopli tO alrfettbit, l , 3ll q'
p,0 , ,, , ,..10p yo o kol i P MOW at the °So of the Company, op
.•,, ' ,•, -if ' otilfOUßta azol WAINUT, -on MONDAY, '
t.'4 :
40%20 ; 1 854, between the hour, otlOindl °lola* '
001 1 -41014.0 PANVIG 4,1499)1 ; goVr.
117 Literary Bateau.—An Experienced Editor,
successful author, and a thoroughly educated Literary
man, weary with twentpave years of the drudgery of
Daily Journalism, has determined to hire out or sell his
brains at retail to, these who may require their services
In any honorable Way,
Merchants, Desiring Men, Toventora, and dealers of
every kind, will be supplied, offhand, with Advertise
ments, (political or otherwise,) Notices, Garde , Oirou
tars, or any quotes of article dellred.
Politician will' be supplied With Speeches, Reports,
Desolations, Letters, Toasts, Pamphlets, Editorial Ar
" Moles, communications, and every other sort of Drain.
work, which they may and It inconvenient or trouble
mine to do for themselves.
Ladles and Gentlemen, of every rank in society or oo
cupation in "life, can have Lettere written on any sub.
jeot, whether business or sentimental.
The advertiser will also conduct or translate Corres
pondence of every kind, either English, French, Span-
lab, German, or Italian.
Poetry, Acrostics for Ladies' Althea, Notes Billet-
douX, Monodies, and Compositions of the moat delicate
and conSdentiol character incident to every possible
circumstance or event in life, will be furnished In in
violable confideine,,by writing to the undersigned, and
explaining their wishes:
Orders by Triall, accompanied with cash will be
strictly and prOmptly attended to.
Address J. THOMPSON,
Literary Bureau, '
Dox 528 i Philadelphia P. 0., Pa.
112- t lty Controller's Ottlee, Philodelphln,
December 23. 3851.
Norios.-officers, Jurors, Witnesses, whose bills
have been approVed by the Judges of the several Courts,
and furnished to this department, and who have received
warcantdfrom the City Commissioners for the payment
of their claims, are hereby "notified to call at this office
on cm before the 31st inst., and have said warrants
cotintersigned ; otherwise their claims can be met only
by spo.tal appropriations by Coiznails, all the balances of
all - appropriations made for the expenses of the present
year wilt merge on the first day of January next
de24-3t .5. Td.YLOlt, City Controller.
117" Office of the Quaker City Insurance Cons-
PAN Y, 408 WALNUT Street —The annual meeting of
the Stockholders of the Quaker City Insurance Com
pany for election of President, Directors, and Secretary,
will be holden at their office on TUESDAY, the oth day
of January, 1858, between tho hours of 12 and 2.
d4-frtuw-lut 11. It. COGUSLIALL, Secretary.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
Up to 12 o'clock Last Night
GIRARD HOOSE—Ohoatnut street, below Ninth.
G D Whittle, Chicago Dr Hudson, N V
E Smith,- Mans F II Wright, Boston
Sohn Stuart, N Y II Edwards, Boston
'Dr Cohen, Balt . W W Hinds, Boston
V liticket, Haverhill 0 F Kane, N Y
, E Murano, Washington J W Gilliss, Washington
J Fogg, Boston J Herring, Reading
Lewis Wunder, Reading Lori Wunder, Reading
GAI Likuman, hating 0 Hunter heading
J Walker & la, Washington A D Dickinson, Va
W Whitehead, Boston T Van Brunt, Boston
H L Immune, N Y II It Taber, Now Bedford
E W Ilona°, Boston A It Foreman, lVaidi I ogton
G L Thayer, Boston Mr Ilea monies, Pa
Mr Forma, Washington L W Hall, Pa
MisWhipp & son, St Louie W F Houston, Pittsburg
ohne Smith Jr, Cal Goo Shea, N V
II e Alesworth, Boston J tattier & min, Chicago
Arthur W F Daniels, N Y 0 A Clark, Brooklyn
Capt Hollins, II 8 N P Stockton, 1.1 S N
Oboe K Ide, Philo II W Brenton, Pa
/I Barrett & la, Boston Mrs Stearns, Boston
Mrs N.Cluilford, Clan, 0 0 Wendell, Washington
OW Gillet & la, Balt W Leland & w, N 'it '
E Justh, Cal ,Too qould, CC
M S Chambers & Is, N Y Capt 1 ronk Peron, Buffalo
Win Moore, Buffalo . J II Wood, N Y
A Campbell & w, Va Sac Riley, Prov, It I
(Sol A Asboth, Newport J II Hastings, N V
J MThoulpson, Ciao, 0 ' WII Smith, Cinn, 0
Mr Pearce, N V Redman B Dawson, N V
A Hanford, NY Prof II M Johnson, Pa
Jos A Kaogan, N Y St Bremen, N Y
S Little, Maas 0 J Teuny, Mass
/IV Acott, Detroit Mies M S A cot!. Detroit
Miss BS Aeott, Detroit Dr Kissain, N Y
J W Haywood, N Y D T 0 Peters, N Y •
Thos B Monlco, Jr, Ky J Halley .& la, N y
Will Glenn, N Y II Fowler, N Y
J B Herelinto, Galveston Chu Digges, MA
Wm Stearns, Wilmington A Harvey, N 0
D 0 Woods, San Frano.sco Alfred Caldwell, Wheeling
Bunsen J Parker, Boston Geo E Friend, Boston
Jos Eldridge, Washington 9 Robb, Now Odeon,
Mrs Stearns, Wilmington Geo W Jackson, le y
11 W Wilkins, N Y Mae A Hectoliter, N V
11M Murray, Pittsburgh G Ii Tennant. 8 C
Chas Tull, N V F L Johnson, N V
J 0 Wood, N V W II Fox, Mass
AMERICAN HOTEL—Chestnut street, above Fifth.
John B MOW'Bri j Phila B Richards, New York
James P Irvin, Pithburgh Miss ltt E Irvin. Plttaligh
3 It Pollard, Trenton John Harrison, 'rrentou
D W Dreman, N Y G B Beecher, Pa
Geo 8 Myers, Bolton W W Wilkins, Boston
L 8 Louis, Boston L B Smith. N J
John 0 tipear, Chester, Pa E R Cochran, Chester, Pa
James P Holland, Carlisle, PaD C Allison, N 3
Ohms Dagit, Dol D Ssuipsort Del
Geo Backwater, Washing'n N B Law t Phila
John 8 Readmit°, Phifa L B Itoihngsworth, ChlOo
Chas B Moiling. worth, ChPoßenj C Burton, Chicago
Joo II Culbertson, I'a Geo Williams & la, Boston
C C Thompson & la,,ReadingJohn II Williams, N y
B Richardson, Troy, N Y JHI Wagner, Ala
Hobt 0 V Boger, Chicago J W Paine, N
John Thomas, NY O B Banks, N
Thos Street, Balt IMw E Rogow, Wash&
.A L Lumsford Washington Sanford, Washington
J Johnson, Washington Chas Morrell, N
Miss Morrell, N Y P R Thorny, Del
Wm McGonegal, Philo D Weigand, Del
JR Arndt, Del W Field, Del
Miss Emma Hawthorn, OhioThos B Gary, Phila
James C Thompson. N Y WJ Johnson. Dalt
W W Williams, Washington John W Potted. Pa
L B Sanford, California Jon F Planting, Washington
Joo 11 Hawthorn & in, Olio
MERORANTEP MOTEL—Fourth street. below Arch.
It Miller, Jr, Pittsburgh Jan Pettigrew, Boston
F Owen, Washington Reid Sanders, N
P Nichols, OW &E RR _JAI. Markley, Phila
()slob Illoom, Lucerne co A B Bailey. Conn
John Ilakeweli, Pittsburgh 0 A Mall, Exeter, It I
A litabrook, Taunton, Masa 8 M Hatmnil,Lawrencerille
Steele, N Y F .1 Rosenberg, Phila
J Graham, Fort Wayne It M Trout ,k la, Pa
J P Taggart P RR J J Neff, Ind CA, Pa
Richard Brodhead, Easton Mrs Edwards, Bethlehem
P Pettebone, Wyoming, Pa John Dunevon, Indiana
WmDaniel, Md S Al Duffield, Phila
urrrott - asopan. -- .k...a „ _e4aot.-_hnlcos__Ponrth,
.7 T Matcher, Ohio . a - Crampton, itintans= - -
C Hart, Johnstotra MO Bart° & la, Reading
John Carter, Tamaqua Chas 0 Milnor, N J
John II Roberts, N J John Thompson, Tamaqua
E B England, Pa Il J Walker, Cincinnati, 0
-S F Ruby, Mechanicsburg J F Coxel, Reading It R
Chas Rilibourn, Pa Milton Jay, Marion, Ind
II Clay Beatty, Bucks co S Oliver, Banton
E Bittinger, Pa
STATES UNlON—Market street, above Sixth.
Wm A Pierce, Now Jersey Wash's) Durg, Manor, Pa
S A Milo% Meadvil'e, Pa Dan , ' Gorden, Delaware
Jas Gorden, Delaware Jas M Hendrickson, Penns
Geo L Summers, Danville Debt 0 Reek, Pittsburgh
Jacob Milligan, Centro co Jacob F Fritz, York co, Pa
0 Stackhouse, Lana:niter .Wnt H. Douglas, N Y
II I, Goodall, Lancaster Mrs M Lang, N
Frank S Wilson, Witten Jno F Charles, Harrisburg
L 0 Dodoworth, Idaytown L W Black, Phila
McDonald, Pottsville Miss A Johnston,Laneaster
A F Oibbony, Baltimore J P Alexander, Pa
ty Bradbury, Boston Dlt II Nevin, Pa
Hassinton, Indians to L W Wright, Centre co
Stewart McClung, Va A McAfee, Harrisburg
0 Sclttiver, Harrisburg
NATIONAL HOTEL—Race street. above Third
°has Young, Norristown Alichael Pallor, Norristown
George Fry, Allentown A J Duntsinger, Sob Raven
II Jili:idler, Pottsville John C Rambo; Rending
T Benthner, Phila N W Major, Loevort
000 W Ramsey, P&RDR A ilunrphroy, N York
John N Perim*, Phila Dr L Trexler & dough, Pa
Geo W Morgan, Pottsville I T James, Pottsville
8 Van Wineklo. W Raven James Wilkinson, Puck ti co
Theo Sclilich, N York N J Rauch & w, Reading
BARLEY SHEAF—Second below Vine.
0 W Meal, Mass , W X Vandergrift, Pa
H L Albertson, Pa Wm B Blackwell, N J
Ira I Blackwell; N .1 Wm Horne, Salsbury
J Ceivendei, Bridgeport J R Nevins, Easton. Pa
Wm W Blame, N J J Harris, NJ
James Weldon, Del Woe Jay, bet
Reuben D Lehman, Pa Andw llobinson, Bucks co
Richard Bruce, Bucks co Peter Van Buren, Bucks co
Mr DtakelySti , on, "Attleboro L B Frets, Hatboro
D Doran, Hatboro Smith Harper, Fox Chase
James rhinnelly, H Chunk
BLACK BEAU INN—Fifth and Merchant streets•
Powell Bailey, (beater co Isaac S Bailey, Cheater co
Jno P Richards, Del co W P Smedley, Del co
N Smedley. Delaware co (leo lI Watson & eon, Pa
U L Frey, rAgon C Ewen, Morgantown
A Longer, Pa Chan Bowers, Pa
Jackson Bailey, pa Lewis Behr, Pottstown
T Murphy, Delaware W P Bailey, Cheater co
BD Patterson, Philo
. MADISON HOUSE—Second street, above Market,
D B Somers, Belt II McCullough Easton
0 Smith, Wilmington alias A Smith IVilmingtou
S AI Tames, Del David Ottenkirk, Pa
W Davidson, Hoboken, NJ I L Coalter, N J
Edward P Buzby, N J B 0 Hopkins, Del
BO Sager, Pa • olt Briggs, 14 Y
0 B Weitzel, Sunbury, Pa S Allen & la, Monica.r' NJ
A A Flint. N Y Edwin Hayward, N Y
11 L Siserrius, 11l
BALD EAOLE—Tlairdetroot, above Callnwhill.
Anthony Eltz, Berke co Maginen Ear, Berke co
C Scholl, Allentown S Richlaic, Allentown
W Richline, Allentown A Itower, liiathamploo en
A Vind, Lehigh, co, Pa • IL C Dalbey, Itichni'd, Ind
M Field{ Philo
BLACK BEAK ROTEL—Third street, ab.III.
Abrahamßagland, Burka co Awe %Vollmer, Hamilton,
Wm Ohio
'Edward KOOl3O, Pa
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ASONIC NOTICE.—Tho officers and
11
members of ilia It, W. the Grand Ledge or Penn.
sy rants, the meenhers ~.f Rising Star (,edge, 12d, and
the memheig of the Order in general, are requested to
meet at the Hall, CHESTNUT Street, on WEDNESDAY
ANTSANOON at half-past ig o'clock, for the purpose of
Ittee4ing the Innerel of Brother ISAAC W. MOORE,
W. M. of 126, ' /3, PItANKLIN JACKSON,
• de2B-3t Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
,AND DELAWARE RIVER RAILROAD CO., (City
Passengerßoad, via Fifth and Sixth streetedWathington
Building, Third street, above Spruce.
IUILADRLI•IIIA, Dec. 28tb, 1857.
NOTICE.—The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
at the above-named Company will be beld on the Pocond
MONDAY In January emting, (the 11th,) at 12 M., an
above, when and where an Election will be held for a
Preeldont and Twelvo Directors to serve for the ensuing
year.
Polls open from 1 tad P. M.
de2B-mittiall N. F. CAIIPION, Secretary.
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THE INTEREST DUE JANUARY 1,
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Allen Edwin Brooks Thee Donley John
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Italian Geo Clark Harry Fellyer Dr Ad
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Bell George 2 Clark J P Fannery Wm
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Bell Jan B Cotter Edwin F Fluter Andrew
Beckman Gee F Collins Joseph W Fletcher Jae
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Brown 11 J Davis Joseph novel] Jonathan
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Bryant A J . Demoll PAwd °winder Jacob
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Gray Wm ..' McGoverny Jan Church
(Dwell Capt E McGowan John Saypert Henry
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Haney Henry Marsh It D Smith J London
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Horton D 0 It Morris John Stanley James
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Jimmie' Wright Muihnll Penton Strait James I
Hyatt Jan W Morsel S Stubbs AM M.
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Jotilet Anguetipi Pattersou Robt 'Preitz Henry
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Jordon (1 V Parkinson Jan W Tort ey lire 3 31
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Kelley Richard 31 Pancoast Joshua Wagner Daniel
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Lea Harvey Redman John Wilson Wm 2
Lea Then Redman Geo A Wilson Dr T 1)
Lee John 8 Read Joseph Welton. W
Leeson Rev pan need AOO Wilson T
Leech A Itlngwalt T I Wilson Robt
Lesley Jon Ritter /3 li Wilson James
Little Arthur Richardson J Wilson .1 0
Leveetine E Richards A W Wilson Bothwell!
Link A Bleck Meitner A 'Wilson 0 J
I Lippencott Jan; Richards Henry If Wilson Jle
Leunardjaa Mehl Wm S Wilson Vogel ek
Lechleitthal Louis Ritchie Copt It Seeger
Lyon Frank W Itiviuroa Dr E F Wend Lea SC Co
Lovett Jos Rich Capt J 0 Wood Thee
Longetreth N F Rowley John Wood TP.
Lukens Francis Roberta Ellett!) Wooten Perrey
Lukins Isarlah Rogers Prof 1 0 Wolf Oillesple &
Lonchemer 141 Rogers Berner.' Co
Longulclaer II&Co Rogers, Smith & Wright Fred
Lull EP Co 2 Weirt F A
Loomis Joel 9 Rogers & Jones Quinn A J
Luddern Then J Robertson Horatio Quinn T
Lockett Dr Fr It Robison & Hanks Quinn Franck
Lord Than F Robison () (1 Quinn Wm
Long Jae Roblnaon &Co quirk John
Lowlier Dr eII Robinson John B Vanroden Jos
Luken), Lewis Robinson IV Si Vonmen 11 It
Lurkenbeek Rev Robtrison Samil V Vanhorn &CO OW
IV If Rosenthal Abr Vivian Ily
tonnes. Robsch Dr W 0 'Pittman E F
Philadelphia No 11 Redden J N Vinton Jos W 2
Went End No 355 Roe e /if Vincent P C
Sentonia No 21 Buxton Thus Vaudenkerckhora
Olive Eneatop't 8 'taus SMIIIII Mona 0
3lcAuley Alex 2 Buckman John 11 Yeager .1 11
McCoy John Scherrer Theo Young J 8
Mcilryan 4Co Schrynek Augusts Young Rola
McCondieke Job Schmidt Christ's Zane A V
McAbee Johu Schmidt, Matthias Zeltzer & Miller
McCool I atriek Salado Chan SI Zerwlek Gustav
McAuley DIV Schmitz (Bohan' Zeigeolnas Rev A
McClain , Eilw Sayres Edw.] T Zefgeninse Win
de2B-1 t HI DEON G. WEEITCOTT i P. M
ijoliban (Sifts.
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pRESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
THOMAS C. GARRETT,
No. 320 CHESTNUT STREET,
bILOW YOURTR,
INVITES PUBLIO ATTENTION TO lIIS LARGE
STOCK OF 00001, SELECTED WITH
CARE, AND WELL SUITED
FOR PRESENTS, CON.
SUITING OF
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
DIAMOND AND OTHER JEWELRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
FINE TABLE CUTLERY, dec., Ace. 4028.4
UMBRELLAS
FOR
NEW YEAR PRESENTS,
FOR BALE BY
WM. A. DROWN A: CO.,
248 MARKET street
L ADIES' FURS
FOR
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
The aura r, uitaldo article fur the Italtilays, had
Lk/ VERY CIIRAP,
At imivonlys,
.141.6 t, CIIRSTNIIT, below Seventh Street
OAKPORD'S
HOLIDAY HATS
Is the most beautiful etylo ever ofterel.
No. 624 CHESTNUT Street, below SEVENTH
OAKPORD'S
THREE -DOLLAR HATS
Are the beat In the Country.
No. 624 CHESTNUT,
11021-6 t below SEVENTH Street
ORRISTMAS PRESENTS.-
N.—/ Writing Desks, Portfolios, Porteinounalee, Particle,
Ave, Card Casea, Pocket Knivex, Backgammon Boards,
(Amman, One Letter Paper, arid Stalionery of every
deecripttott, st stee.tty
IIEIIIIOND PRICES.
J. 11. JOHNSON,
der7tde3l.* No. 6 North LIGHTH Street.
CALL AND BEE
The Greeted
YARIITY op
HOLIDAY PIiaIS.ENTB
Ever exhibited to
WIN MT OF
Which will be poll et exceedingly
. . . .
LOW PRIORS
it
DIARXBI4II & WITTEFs,
MisONIC lIALL,
ptf 739 CLlEtntiiir In%
PETERSON'S
PUILADELPIIIA
COUNTERFEIT DETECTOR
AND
BANK NOTE LIST.
It is published monthly, in a largo quarto page, 32
pages in each number, on the lot of each mouth, the
first number being dated January let, 1858, and pub
lished on MONDAY, December 28th.
DREXEL & CO., 11A'NKE1oi,
WILL cORRECT IT.
The corrections in the Bank Note List, as relate to
the discount on Notes, Lists of Counterfeits, etc., will
Go made by the well-known Banking house of
DREXEL & CO., 31 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
Who will purchase all Bank Bills at the quotations
made therein, This Detector will be found to be
RELIABLE AND TRUE.
sityThe Publishers have, for a long time, seen the neces
and Want of an entirely CORREOT, INDEPEN
DENT AND RELIABLE COUNTERFEIT DETECTOR
arm BANK NOTE LIST, to be entirely uncontrolled by
any one to suit private rude and purposes, and are con
fident that from the means and sources of information
which the Editors of this Detector have at their Com
mand, it will be found to be the meet RELIABLE
DETECTOR ever published to this country.
NEW COUNTERFEITS AND BROKEN BANKS.
Each number of et
Detector will contain, OD the
first page, a complete list of all the various failures of
Banks and Bunking Institutions, and of the various
now Counterfeits since the publication of the prior
inonth's Detector, and in earn MID crony wuveoa of
the Detector will be contained a complete, full, and en
tire list of all the Broken, Failed, Closed Fraudulent,
and Worthless Banks in the country. Those wilt be
kept entirely separate and distinct from the flood
Banks,
Full dencrlptlons of forty-six new Counterfeits will be
found. in Me number.
STOCK LIST.
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List, (corrected by E. W. Clarke & Co., up to the hour
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and Railroad Stock,,, shoe lag the par value of each
clock, as well us the prices offered, and price asked for
each; also, whoa the dividend+ on each stock aro due
and payable.
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full, complete. and reliable, of the latest operations, up
to the moment of going to preen.
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Brokers, ulll be sufficient to guarantee its correctness
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r
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Gode,y's Lady's Rook " 3
Graham's Magazine 3
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Atlantic Monthly
Peterson's Counterfeit Doteiter
Any two of the Three Dollar 3lagaziaen will be sent to
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feleDetector ulll be scut to any one to any place for ono
year for Throe Dollars.
Call and subscribe, or address all °Morn to the Pub
lishers T. D. PETERSON A norm:its,
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VOLLIERIES.—To let, at a low rate per
ton, valuable COAL MINES, well situated to all
the Southern av well as Eastern markets, Laving ont
lets by railroad and canal, with coal•breakers, care, and
all conveniences for a large and profitable business
Contmunications addressed to W , at the grocery Store
of WILLIAM L ".IADDOCN, No. 115 South THIRD
Street, Philadelphia, with name and references, will re
ceive early attention. de29-tuw i-3t
35 0 VALUABLE ENGRAVINGS,
IN ELEGANT FRAMES,
PLIIII.IO SALE
PRI: NCIL , ENGLISH, AND (lERMA,N
Plain and Colored Eogravingn,
Oi THE STOCK or
A. 8. ROBINSON
Will be cold by M. TWOHAS h SONS, Auetioneere
without reserve,
AT THE STORE, 910 CHESTNUT STREET,
BALE TO TAKE atom ON
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
Deo. 28th and 29th,
CONINIENCING AT 11 O'Ol,OOK.
Pictures open for luapoction. Catalogues three day-a
prevloua In sale
REMOVAL.
JOHN STONE A: SONS.
IMPORTKRO /ND/OM:RS OF
SILK AND MILLINERY GOODS
HAVE REMOVED TO
Nn 80.5 011ESTNITT STREET,
ADO MONTH
GIRARD BAKERY,
No. 1120 (HUARD AVENUE. South tilde,
below Twtlith.
weir_vu nand r, et the bent Stour, every morning,
Auld by weight may, mid for cult only, at a very tow
rate.
A.ho, RUSK', BUNS. MILK-111Serf I', and PIES
restt elegy day, and at pricax to aatiary all customera
de2:, St* POWEIt a MEAG HER,
KRIIOSENE OIL,
DISTILLED FROM COAL
KEROSENE LUBRICATING OILS.
This Oil is nut only CHEAPER, but SUPERIOR TO
THE HEST SPER3I. It will NOT GUJI OR CONGEAL
AT A Low TENIPERATURE,untt It wilt RUN LONGER
AND Tins JOURNALS COOLER
•svvrvat. LUBRICATING MATAr r tiu — iiite4 to call and Machinists and v OOl2
these vita Agency,
TiEonor; M. FREEMAN, Agt
del9.3u-1( Nu. 116 Walnut street, above Front.
ANN3UIsWEBIENT.
Tie subscrlbor begs leave to announce to hie
friends eel the public that Ito will open his SALOON
for their •eception on
MONDAY , Nth Imt
Kis Mink (a large and rich variety) will consist of
PRESERIED AND CRYSTALLIZED FRUITS, APRA-
COT_ ,Il WIERRIES, PINEAPPLES, PEARS,
LIMES, OACES, QUINCES, &0., &c.
BONBONS—A large and fresh assortment.
BANDY TOYS—Btechnolcal Toys, paper, wood, and
sugar-,an endless variety.
FANCY BOXES—Newest styles, fancy and plain, and
varied assortment, of every possible description.
SAW, ()ALIAS, CORNETS, BASKETS, VICTOILIA4d,
PASTILLAUES, &0., &0., all of recent importaticriS,
and which fur extent and variety will d. fy competition ) )
For sato by S. lIENRION, Confectioner,
deb-lm „ MARKET street. above Seventh.
diVER-SHOES.-700 Cases Men's Long
and Short Boots, 0, er..hoes, Sandals, Clogs, and
Foot-hollers Women's Long Coots, Gaiters. Hawkins,
Sandals ' and Over Shoes of all kinds.
Boys'Loug hoots, Over Shoos, and Sandals
Miage4 and Oblldren'a Long Boots, (loiters, Oyer
Flioe4,lindola_, and Ologa, all of the but moken, and
Creel. male. For solo by tho caw, doron, or single pale,
at reduaNl prim. Wholesale and retail dealers
find our prices lower thou they can be bought in New
York, JOJIN THORN LEY,
311 011118TNUT Street,
above THIRD, north aide
aentlemen'o Surniol)ing Qloobo.
FINE SHIRTS, made to order, and war.
rented, of elegant material end huperior Work
mansblp. Also, Drees Stooks and Gentlemen's Wrap
pen, at the Premium Store of W. W. ISNIGIIT, 612
AMU Street, above Sixth. no2l-y
WRAPPERS! WRAPPERS 1 WRAP
PERS !—A very largo and elegant turiortnient at
reduced prices. Also, heavy underelotlang of all de
aerlptloum, for gentlemen's wear, at W. W. KNIGHT'S,
612 Allo-i Street, above Sixth. no2l-y
INCHESTER & SCOTT, GENTLE
*teEN'S FURNISHING STORE, and PATENT
SHOULDER SEAM SHIRT MANUFACTORY, No. toe
CHESTNUT Street, above Seventh street, Philadelphia.
The attestiou of Southern and Western Merchants, and
Strangers, is particularly invited to this iwproved cut of
Shirts, tte most perfect fitting article mule. At whole.
aide and fetall, and made to order. aus-Iylf
IF1IR!1
FOR REGISTER OF WILLS
WM. ILANCOOKS,
Twm.ertt WARD,
d2-3u Subject to Dotootratio Mllee
FOR SHERIFF
ALDERM kt.l OEORGE AIOORE,
fOURTII \YARD
BubJect to Democratic ]tutee.
F OR SHERIFF
JAM N 8 U. (lIBSON,
TWENTY-BEOOND WARD.
SubJectto Democratic holes. no6.3m*
L . ONGDITAMI"S OLD TOM LONDON
.MJ CORDIAL GlN—The beat specific for Dyspepsia,
Diisiors of she liirineys L and all the Urmary organs,
Tl5l 85103 T TOM AND INVIDORADP.
The late important reduction of the duties on spirits
has permitted the Intraluction of this einarkable
article, used so extensile)) , lu Europe, with the appro
bation of the medical faculties, guarantied pure and
unadulterated, withdrawn for consumption from the
vaults of the Custom Noise. It in recommended to all
families by the beat phyelehtue, either 114 a curatixe or
as a preventive of the shove diseases.
F. D LONUCIIMOP,
Sole Importer and Proprietor,
217 South FRONT Street,Phillulelphia, Pa.
For sale at the principal Drug Stores of Philadelphia
and other cities o' the United States.
. . . .
U CIIAJfECIN, 201 South FRONT Street, Sole Ageut
for the dietrict of Philadelphia do22.tuthehu*
PUBLIC NOTICE.-E. G. IVIIIT3IAN
CO, are now prepargit to offer to the public the
beat and largest assortineut of Bonbons, Sugar Toys,
Candled Fruits, Sugar and other fancy goods, suitable
for Christina+ Treas. The candies manufactured by us
are made of the best inaterlal that can be had, amongst
which are fine sugar-coated Almonds, Jolly Drops,
Cordial Drops Moss Paste, aunt Drops, Cornwell.,
&c &c. P. S —Superior Walnut Candles, Cream, and
all varieties of plain Candies. Also, dealers in all
kinds Foreign Pruitt and Nuts. No. 102 Sooth Sil•
COND, one door below CHESTNUT Street, Philadel
phia. no2B-a to We,*
I)UILADELPRIA TYPE FOUNDRY
-IL N. W. Our, TIIIRD and CHESNUT Sta.
L. Pk:LOUTH & lON, thankful for the liberal pa
tronage heretofore accorded to their Establishment.,
and desirous to merit its contiouauce ' would announce
to Printers and Publishers that their new SPECIMEN
BOOK is now ready, and from their increased facilities,
are now prepared to furnish every thing necessary In a
complete Printing .V.stablishineut, at the alio te t an
t Ice . Their long practical experience in the business,
and the fast of their personal superintendence of the
manufacturing department, justifies them in asserting
that they can furnish is more durable and better AZ.
Idled article than their cotemporaries.
Those, therefore, who desire Printing Materials,
would do well to apply to them previous to purchasing
elsewhere.
Ohl type taken at D cents per pound s In exehange for
new et specimen prices. atitkr
JOIIN OAMPtELL & SON, BIBLIOVO
LISTA, In the WISTOkt 11011819 Avenue, have al
waye for selevare and. scarce Books. Gentlemen book
worma are invited to call and judge as to prlcea and va
Hay, Law and miscellaneous books purchased 1,, small
or large quAntltlse. Books continually receiving from
auction meg-th to dui*
- -
BUFFALO ROBES—CLOSING OUT
without regard to profit, at No. 402 MARKET
Street, south side, one door above Fourth street. The
entire stock of Buffalo Robes must be ideeed out before
the Ist of January, TILE STORE TO RENT. Apply
on the premises. 11°23 IwS
V n Olt(IIIUM, or CHINESE SUGAR-CANE
805 D-25 bushels for sale by
OBOMALE, PEIRCE, & 00
1403g•N Nu, 10} N. PeIMO en
28, 1857.
Eirp Ocrobs
IiircELROY IS OFFERING MORE ADC
TION BABOAINS.
010 Silk and Wool Long Brodie Shawls onl $lO 00
' 114 Silk and Wool Long Brodie Shawls only ...... to
$8 Silk and Wool Square Broche 0n1y,,,,, 5 o o
$l5 Chenille eXtra rich, only .................... S 60
$l2 Chenille, very rich, only ................... 7 60
$7.00 Chenille, plain styles 3 60
SS plaid all wool Long Shawl', beautiful, only. 350
016 Cloak., beautiful styles and fins fabric ........ 10 Ou
$l2 Cionka reduced to 6 50
$9 Cloaks reduced to 4 60
$5 Cloaks reduced to 3 :A)
1100 yard. very beautiful Cloth for Ladies' Cloaks, 75c.
per yard, worth $1 50; a splendid visortment of Ladies'
Clothe, all shades and colors callable for Soya' wear;
Sattineta and Flannels at unprecedented low prices; one
lot of Paramattes at at cents '
worth 50; all shades all
wool Plaids at 28 cents, worth 62x ; one lot of all wool
Detainee only 25 cents, worth 60; splendid Blankets at
only $3 per pair, worth $5; 600 yards of Black Beaver
jOluth at $1 50 per yard, worth $2. 50; Trimmings in
ilndless variety, at about half price.
deli-thfm-3t tdoELROY'S, 11 South NINT II St.
USE F lIL AND ORNAMENTAL!
PRICES To SUIT THE TIMES!—NEW
BROIDERIES FOR WIRISTMAS PRESENTS.—Just
opened, new Sul choice styles of—.
Swiss, Preach, and Scotch Collars, from 25c. to 30.
Cambric Collars, very cheap, from 250 to Jt.
Au Plume Collars, new styles, from 50c to $l.
Pleclonilli Collars, beautiful goods, from 75c to Si 50
lloniton and Maltese Collars, very cheap, 75c to 57 50.
- Valencia, French, Solos , Cambric, Linen, and Moul
ton Sets, from 500 to $l5
Embroidered and limn stitched Handkerchiefs. very
cheap. Sleeves, Infants' WAWA, French nod Chantilly
Veil,, Plouncings, Embroidered Scoria, h c
Ribbons, Kid (Moves, and lltuntlete, 4
CLOAKS AND SHAWLS
cloning out at an enormous sacrifice; also, Dsisines,
31erinoes, Coburg4, Ac
Quilts and Counterpanes closing very cheap, at
deli - fit & 'l' If. DELOMER
S W. coy. EIGHTH and SPRING GARDEN Sts
CLOAKS
AT HALF PRICE
W ARE NOW CLOSING O►► Otl7l
ENTIRE STOCK OF CLOAKS,
ltlany of them at one half the price they coat, from SI.GO
to best superfine.
MRS. E. MURRELL.
41 NORTII NINTII STREIT,
do23•bt Five doors below ARCM Street
NARROW BORDERED CLOTH TABLE
COVERS.—We have just received oue case of su.
porior Cloth Corers, in Drab nod Brown nerrowbordere,
designed for Friends t also, the ea me with centre pieces,
and Piauo Corrre la similar styles
SHARPLESS BROTHERS,
4 U
29 CHESTNT and MIMI Streets.
BROAD CLOTII,
°ASSUMES,
SATTINETS,
•
Dope wear trouorally 2 awl V ESTINOS
° LOT°
For Ladiwe' °looks, °Aequea, leo , ke. Oar
CLOTH ROOM
a now stocked with cheap lota, purchased at the recent
AUCTION SALNEI
At very reduced prices, to which we invite the etteo•
ion of buyers.
ILIHRWEN STODDART & BROTHER,
450, 452, and 45-1 Nett SECOND Street,
de2l.lw above WILLOW
CIIOOL TEACHERS, POLICE, AND
I` J other Creditors of the city, take notice.
We will take CITY WARRANTS at PAR for Cloaks
and 'Patinas, Blankets, pre,. Stuffs, and other DRY
DODDS, alt of which will be °Semi at the lowest cash
prices. SAMUEL 9 HESS,
MARKET Street, north shin,
between NINTH and TENTH.
SACRIFICES IN DRESS TRIMMINGS
WE ARE SELING
BALL TRIMMING, Braided Dr L op, 3Te, formerly 870
Do Do. Flnoo Drop, 2tic, formerly 60e.
FANCY VELVET, 50e, formerly, $125.
AND /Miler TRIMMINGS OKNERLLLT,
AT STILL HEAVIER REDUCTIONS.
J. 0, MAXSSEI.LS SON,
CHESTNUT, below Eleventh,
del6-2w and SECOND, below Spruce
CLOTH CLOAKS FOR PRESENTS.
Gray Cloaks, $3 50, $3 50, &e.
Black Cloaks, richly made, $3, $5, &c.
Floe Black Beaver Cloaks, $3 to $l5.
Cloaks la profusion of style, quality, sod price
LADIES' CLOAK CLOTHS,
Bought at auction, and (or cash, comprising—
Fine sod medium Black Beaver.
Black Lioeitkiu or Wismar, $l, Si 25, 01 60
Black Slixt Velvet, for Trimming, 60 etc
Brown and Gray Clutha. very cheap.
!MMHG SHAWLS.
Scarlet, Green, and two-faced centres.
Good [troche Long Shea Is at $3 and $9.
Blau TLibet, Blanket, and Childrou'a Shawls.
GLOVES, CRAVATS, SOARES.
Gents' Shawls, for travelling.
Warm Glover', Undershirts. Drawers, &c
COOPER tr, CONARD,
S E. cot. NINTH and MARKET
N. It tuglish 10-cent Prints, in dresses, for Christ
11111.9 Gifts, ile2l
VIIRISTMAS PRESENTS OF REAL
‘..) WORTH !
Fine Block Cloth Cloaks for $5.
Beautiful Chenille Cloaks for $4.
A great variety of Cloaks from it% to $3.
LONO BROCIIE BIIAIVI.S, ALL WOOh AND BILK.
Square and Long Brodie Shawls from $l3 to SIO.
Blanket Shawls, Chenille Shawls 4 c
VERY EXCELLENT BLACK SILKS.
Panel, Silks closing out below cost.
French Merinos at 50c. English Cobourgs very cheap.
Figured and Plain All•wool Dela hies fur 25c per yard.
Fine quality Plaid Castuneres for 25c., doable width.
COMM OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION.
Irish Linens, of the very best make.
Ladies' Boil llentlemen's Linen Ilandicere.blets.
Ladies' and tientlemen's Kid Gloves.
We kayo a rosy large stock of
Linen Table Clotho- e.,
TRORKLICY &
-- d " ajD " :3; E - oor. EIGHTH and SPRINO CARDEN.
We buy and sell (Cr Cash, and have but one price.'
Clro A. K S .-
CHEAP AND ELEGANT CLOAKS
The largest and handsolueststook of
VELVET AND CLOTH CLOAKS
ltithe City,
AT MOWED PRAC.B LT
GEO. FRYER'S,
No. 916 CHESTNUT STREET. d 9.2.
B OYS' CLOTHING.
F. A. 110 YT & BRO.
Have now on hand a very large a•sortmeut of
READY-MADE GOODS,
Suitable for the present semen, which they feel disposed
to sell OHNAP.
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS,
B. W. COIISEIt TENTH AND 0111:3TNITr eta
N. D.—We have a large assortment of uncut goods,
of superior quality and wake, to order front.
SANK OF I'ENNSYLVANIA.-SPE
CUL NOTICE —All the notes on the Bank of
Pennsylvania redeemed at par for DRY GOODS, tolling
at loos than Auction prices. Musbus, Linens, Cloths,
Cassimeres, Blankets, Shawls, Calicoes, Delaines. at a
great sacritlce, in connection with our entire atoek,
which will be sold at prices which will astonish all who
may favor with a call. Pennsylvania Bank Notes
taken the minions specie, (We make nu difference,) at
OLIVER If. JOHNSON'S Penosylvania Dank Note Dry
Ooods Store, Nu 1000 MARKET Street, above Tenth,
north side.
N. II —Orders received for the very bent Schuylkill
Coal i Pennsylvania Bank Notes taken iu payment.
OLIVER 11. JOHNSON,
No, 1009 Market street
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS,
AND KNITTING ZEPHYRS.
NEW GOODS OPENED DAILY,
J. G. MAXWELL & SON.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STORES
1090 OHESTNUT Street, four doors below Eleventh
And 315 S. SECOND St , below Spruce.
FACTORIES —Nos 95 and 97 GEORGE St.,
Tenth, and SECOND Street, near Union
Orders made at a few hours , notice
FURS! FURS!! FURS!!! FURS!!!!
JOHN FAREIRA & CO.,
Importord, Dlanufaeturere, and Milord In
FANCY FUR,
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN.
Having manufactured au immense Stock of PUBS,
with the expectation of doing our usual Manna., the
present pressure of the those, and comparative Magna
lion of trade, have left to with en unusual amount of
Stock upon our nheivea
It la to Inset Has difficulty that we hove now
DETERMINED
To close out our
ENTIRE STOCK
At Prices actually less than
TILEIR COST TO MANUFACTURE!
We have also on baud a lag and complete assort
meat of
GENTS' FURS,
GLOVES,
All of Irlitch will be sold et very
LOW PRIOt;S.
No. 818 MARKET St , bet. Eighth and Ninth,
nolo ow South side
illottep
WRIGHT & CO.,
RANKERS
AND
EXCHANGE BROKERS,
Old No. 37 Booth THIRD Street, uear CHESTNUT
PREMIUM PAW ONUOLD, SI LI Ea, AND NEW YOKE
Yell AM E.
City Warrauts Bought at tho lowest rates.
de__ fit
QCULL, CAMBLOS, CO.,
BANKERS,
No. at 4 South Third Street.
The highest premium paid for
AMERICAN GOLD
AND
NEW YORK EXORANGN.
lineurrant 'PULAR bought and sold.
/Oudot bought and gold ou commiamioo only nolo-2m*
A MERICAN COLD
AND
,NNW YORK EXORANOR
WANTED
AT URIHEST CURRENT RATES,
BY
enONISE & CO ,
SP Et' II: It KERs,
uo^_l•dtf 40 SOU'PII THIRD ST
1.1 W. TINGLEY & CO., BANKERS,
.111 is No. 37 South TIIIRD Street, Philadelphi a
COLLECTIONS promptly 111R110 on all accusaiblo poioU
In the United Staten and Canada
Stocks, Bonds, ke., Bought and Sold on Comm louden.
Ilneurtent Dunk NOtee, Checks, Zce , bought, at the
lomat raw.
Deposits received and iateront allowed, an per agree
meat. 2-:hu
SAVING YUND.--lINITED STJ LTES
TRUST COMPANY, Ooruer of THIRD and Q HEST
NUT Streets.
Large end mall sumo received, and paid back on de.
mind, without notice, with FIVE PER CENT Id (TER •
zwr from the day of deposit to the day of ',Alban oval.
Office hour., from 9 until L o'clock every day, and on
MONDAY EYENINOS from 7 until 9 o'clock.
DRAFTS for vale on England, Ireland, and Bo ,)band,
from Clunwarde.
President—STEPHEN R. CRAWFORD.
Tramway—PLlNY FIAR.
Teller--JAMES R. lIUNTRR self. lyif
WANTED—A VESSEL, TO LOAD IN
the Louisiana Line, for New ethane. Qtr ,ck de
spatch and good rates given
Apply to lifBlloP, ALMONS, & ) ,
0,41-51 329 (We 00) North WILR
NS,
M . THOM AS
416?) TlI NOIIIITII 6Ta UT,
(formerly Noe 67 and ea )
STOCKS AND SEAL ESTATE--ITESDAY
Pamphlet catalogues on Saturday containing fell ds
scriptlous of all the pr.perty to be bold on Tubed',
next, 29th hut , nth a Ihn or sales Sty and 12t•
January.
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, de.
Public Sales at the Philadelphia 'Luken* every .
Tuesday Evening.
117" Ilacdbllls or earls property Issued separately, In
addition to which we publish on the fiatordn previous
c""gues
in pamphlet form,
giving fall deecriidlona of all the property to be sold en
1r.7. FURNITURE SALES AT THE ATArnox
STORE every Thursday morning.
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
Including every description of City and
Mr We Mire a large amount of Real Mats at Pei
coTant
e
ntry prßale'operty. Printed Mate may be had at the
auction Store.
PRIVATE SALE REGISTER.
0- Real Estate entered on our Private Sale Re
gister, and advertised occasionally in our Public Sale
Abstracta, (of which 1,000 copies are
free of chug*.
PUBLIC SALE—LEASE OP A VALUABLE BUSINESS
STAND.
On Tuesday Evening,
2iith lost , at the Exchange, will be sold, tireTl,l2ll to
sale of real estate, the unexpired term of • lease, hav
log 18 months to ran from Ist January next, of
STORE NO. 91 SOUTII FRONT STREET,
Extending 18.1 feet through to Letitia street, haring
large sky-light in centre It comprises the first Soot
and cellar, the entire depth from nireet to attest. ant
the third and fourth stories on Letitia street. on which.
it hut a hanDoine front. befog a very desirable stand
fora dumbitic commissiou or importing house.
Poise.ion glll,l on let January.
itc It may be bad at a reduction from the present
.cut ' it applied for previous to the 49th lost
STOCKS, LOANS, INSURANCE SCRIP, AO.
Oa Tuesday Evening,
20th hat , at 7 o'clock, at the Philadelphia Exchange,
will be sold—
snares American Academy of Music.
shares Iluntingdon and broad Top Railroad and
Coal Company
I share Philadelphia Library.
I share Philadelphia Athermum.
I share Mercantil. Library Company.
51,n9.5 strip Union Mutual Insurance Company.
i 1,750 ecrlp Independent Mutual Insurance Company.
ID — Vile heel') le received at par for premiums.
Also. for account of whom it may concern •
2 tint mortgage coupon bonds of Burlington City, N.
J., 6 per cent. water loan, for $l,OOO each.
10 shares Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
45 MARES CONSOLIDATED COAL COMPANY.
On Tuesday Evening,
January sth, at 7 o'clock, for account of whom It may
concern-15 shares Consolidated Coal Company, Lu
zerue county, Pa., par $lOO.
REAL ESTATE SALE—DECEMBER 20th.
This sale will Include, among other property, the fol
lowing—
Orphans' Court Pale --Eatate of William Rucker,
Deteued
THREE-STORY PRICK DWELLING —Three-story
brick dwelling., north aide Poplar street, west aide of
Twelfth street.
Same 'Mete.
LOT.—Lot of ground north side Girard avenue, wed
of Twelfth street.
dame Estate
BRICK BUILDIN6 AND LOT —Lot of ground east
side of Ressler street, tooth of Dimond street, Nine
teenth ward.
Same 'state
TUREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING—Three-story
brick dwelling west side of !Whirs street, south of
Stiles street, Twentieth ward.
ELEGANT RESIDENCE, ARCH STREET, AND
LARGE LOT —The elegant residence No 1025 Arch
street, below Eleventh street It is finished in themest
expensive manner, and iv replete throughollt with all
modern conveniences, 25 feet front, 173 feet deep to
Academy street Immediate possession. Kepi at the
auction store
L7'110.000 may renuan nu mortgage for three years
NEAT 3IODERN RESIDENCE —The neat modern
four story brick residence, No =South Twelfth street,
above Pine street. It is built in a superior manner,
with the modern conveniences Immediate ieuitession.
Bale kr order of Ile ,re—to close an FAA*
VALUABLE M AitK ET STKEY.T PROPERTY—
LARGE LOT —All that valuable lot of ground, south
side of Market street. weit or Eighth street (site of the
late Ore), t'.s feet front, 147 feet deep, with building,
materials, to.
Same Estate.
SEVEN ERICK DWELLINGS IN 2IIS REAR—
Seven four-story brick dwellings, forming s court in the
rear.
REAL EnTATE. SALE—JANUARY sth
Thu sale will Include—
AN ENTIRE SQUARE OF GROUND, TWENTY
TIMID WARD, OPPOSITE TUE EPISCOPAL BOLL
PITAL.—The valuable square of ground, haring a
front of 25 feet ou Front street, 64d feet on Lehigh
avenue, 585 feet on Fillmore street, and frIS feet on
Somerset street Yourraluible fronts.
-•- • .
VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND.—The valuable four.
story brick More, finished in modern style, No. 136
North Third street, ahoy. Arch
NEAT MODERN RESIDENCE —The nest modern
residence, No. 410 South Eighteenth street, below Pme.
Immediate possesainu
Executor's Sate—Estate of Elizabeth Lippincott, Deed.
DWELLIN'O —Three-story brick dwelling north aide
of Parrish street. east of Ontario street
REAL ESTATE SALE—JANUARY Fittlt
This sale will include
Orphans , Court Salo—Estate of John S Jones, Deed
THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING —Southeast
Sale at No 240 North Twelfth street
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, PIER MIRROR, CAR
PETS. Ac , Ac.
This NlorrAng,
2;lth instant. at 10 o'clock, at No. 9.49 North
To elfth street, below Vine street, the superior furniture
of a gentleman declining housekeeping
irr May ho examined_ 9n the moirt..n. or _sal,. ea ..s
SALE OF POPULAR MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS—
MANY OF THEM SUITABLE FOR PRESENTS
,
December 99th, at the auction store, by catalogue,
nill be sold an aseortment of popular and interesting
miscellaneous works—suitable for prseents.
117 - Books now arranged with catalogues
CHOICE AND VALUABLE LIBRARY BOOKS. ELE
GANTLY ILLUSTRATED WORKS, ANNUALS AND
GIFT BOOKS. Ac. A LARGE PORTM 4,1 1 11. R.
LONDON EDITIONMS.
f.LANT -- . '"7 On Tuesday Evening,
December ..":Oth, we will sell at the auction store, •
lection or 'minable and choice author, on yarions
subjects, together with elegant Illustrated and gift
books In handsome bindings, suitable for New Tear
117' For particular+ see catalogue+ and the books,
which will be arranged for examination on Tuesday
morning.
Sale Noe. 139 and 141 South Fourth street.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, FINE MIRRORS, PIANO
FORTE, BRUSSELS CARPETS, &c.
Thursday Morning,
At 10 o'clock, at the auction More, an extensive assort
meat of second-hand furniture, minors, piano -forts
One carpet'', Ac,
" ' '
EREMPTORY SALE OF FINE ENGLISH AND
FRENCH ENGRAVINGS OF HIGH COST AND
BEAUTY
Stock of Mr. A. S. Robinson
On Monday and Tuesday Murniugs,
Jan. 4th and sth, commencing at 11 o'clock, at the
store of Mr. A B. Robinson, No 910 Chestnut street,
above Niuth, will be sold without reserve 350 choice and
beautiful engravings, many by .the moat celebrated
Fogfish and French arti,t, The collection embraces a
variety of n cry interesting subjects, iu neat and elegant
frames, the whole to be nob], as above stated, without
cosome
JD' Catalooes with particulars will be reedy three
days pre%lous to sale
AT PRIVATE SALE.
Shares in the Academy of Music; Point Breeze Park;
Philedelphis and Mercantile Libraries ; Athenzezni, &e
. . .
" FARLEY" AT PRIVATE SALE.
The elegant country seat and farm, known as " Far
ley," late the residence of Richard Paxson, deceased
formerly of Dr Shippen, is offered at private sale. Fut
descriptions may be had at the auction rooms
SCOTT, Jr., AUCTIONEER, (succes
iiP• nor to WOLBERT k SCOTT,) 431 CILESTNUTSt.,
opposite the Custom Clouse, betweeu Fourth and Fifth
Streets.
Commencing at Itiji o'clock precisely, will be sold
it general assortment of furs, in sets, for hales' an
gents' wear.
Also, sleigh and carriage robes.
Ire Samples and catalogues early on the morning o
sale.
sa'ZA 4Eulr
Commencing at 1014 o'clock. will he sold, a little and
♦shiebla stock of furs, in sets, for ladies , and misses'
wear, gents' fur collars, capes. gloves, &c.
Also, an assortment of sleiffh and carriage robes
LADIES' CLOTH CLOAhS —Also, a lino of ladies'
cloth cloaks, dusters, bailties, Ac
Also, a line of French and Scotch embroideries, rib
bons, French smile's's. millinery goods generally. A c.
Also. a general assortment of superior Germantown
knit woollen goods, such as wool comforts, lambs wool
shirts and drawers, wool hoods, costs, hose and ball
hosea&c.
try-Samples and cataloguer early on the morning of
sale
Jneurattce gtompanits
iItEAT WESTERN INSURANCE AND
TRUST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA
OFFICE IN COMPANY'S BUILDING, No 403 WAL
NUT, Currier of POI - ETII Street
Charter Perpetual Authorized Capital $500,000
i'lltE, INSURANCE, limited or perpetual
MARINE INSURANCE oil easels, Cargoes, and
Freights.
INLAND INSDRANCv byßivers, Cauals, Lakes, and
Land Carriage
ASSETS, Nov. 1, 1857.
_.eal Estate $57,000 00
Real Estate held in trust, (in Phila ) 58,700 00
Bonds and Mortgages _36,350 00
ktocke, (par value $92,450) present value.... 57,915 00
Stuck fluted 38,400 00
131I1s receivable 77,4-33 SI
CULLARB, &a
h lu honk and ou hand
411 in handl, of Ageut,
'MIIIIIIIOI u 520.1,1
DIRECTORS
CHARLES C. LATHROP, 14Z3 Walnut street.
WM. DARLING, 1110 Pine atreet.
ALEX. WHILLDEN, merchant, 18 North Front at.
ISAAC HAZLEHURST, Attorney and Counsellor.
JOHN 0. HUNTER, firm of Wright, Hunter, & Co.
IL TRACY, firm of N. Tracy & Co., Goldsmiths' Hall
JOHN R. M'CIIRDY, arm of JoueaWhite, & Wenn!:
TIWS L GILLESPIE, firm of Oilleapie & Zeiler.
JAS. B. SMITH, arm of Jim. B Smith & Co.
E. CARPER/11E1 , 111ES, firm of Wat.ll. Drown & Ca
JON. R. VOODES, of cur. Eleventh end Sunsuits sta.
CHAS E. TIIOIIPSON, office 4]3 Chestnut street.
ALFRED TAYLOR, °Mee Cairo City Property.
JON A. J. stoctnia. office 226 South Third street.
CHARLES O. LATUROP, Prenideut.
IVIG DARLING, Viee.Prenideut
LEWIS GREGORY, 2.1 Vice-President, Nee York
K. RICHARDSON, Anni.taut-Seeretary. de2.3..tf
FIRE AN
%-A ANCE COMPANY, PH
802 WALNUT street, went o
"MIRY MINN 6
Dian
M, Swain,
Johpp Arepsch, Jr.,
11 N Burroughs,
J. B. Hughes,
P. 1), Sherman,
Win. P. Hacker,
J. P. Steiner,
H. A. Shackelford,
Res JOE'. JONES, President.
Hon. O. W. WOODW &RD, Vice President.
Jso. S. Mokiiiww, Secretary.
Jswee R. Ai.voitv, Assistant Secretary. no2-3m-if
00ABIONWEALTU FIRE INSURANCE
N-J COMPANY, OF THE ,lITATts OF PENNSYLVA
NIA —Ottico, N. W. Corner FOURTH lad WALNUT
Streets, Philadelphia. subscribed Capital, $500,000.
Paid-up Crepital. $300.000.
DAVID JAYNE, M. D., President.
THOMAS B. STEWART, Vice Preet.
Saxon. S. Moos, SecreLsry. aul-17
fiRIGINAL EDITION OF CHARLES
'kJ' KNIGHT'S PICTORIAL BIIAKSPEARE—IncIud -
Iog the Doubtful plays and Biography, and illuArated
with very numerous Engravings on in the high
est style of art ; forming 8 vols., imperial 8 vo.
The subscribers have been enabled to secure three
copies of this magnificent edition of Shakspeare, which
has long beau ekceedi ugly scarce. Immediate applica
tion will be necessary to prevent disappointment in pro
curing copies. C. J. PRICE x CO ,
Importers of Engli,h Books,
den-y No 33 South SIXTH St ,above CHESTNUT,
T EETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN:
-D.. C. L NIUNNS, No 731 81'1117C17 Street,
Informs his friends that, by the Galvanic operations,
the nerve" of the (lout and Teeth are so benumbed
that there to 1.10 pain in the extraction. deT24t*
WELOOIif RAN GE .--SOLD BY OHAll
v 81 - 019, SIAMIA .01-ito
Oaks bn `.:4‘urtion
This Evenirig;
S VIA: OF FURS
This Moruiug,
FURS! FURS"
Ou Wednesday Morning,
r... 83 o'2o 90
D MARINE INSUR
ILADELPHIA-011lca, No.
t TRIAD.
• NUf TAKKN. ,,
.1025,
Jer. Walker,
incl. McClure,
Tho. Craven,
A.B 011lett,
Furman Bhoppard,
Bard. Jones, M. D.
Joseph Klapp, N. D.
Oaks by %intim.
BY ALFRED RERKNISS,
PLIILADFLPIIIA 130113 E AND CA*2lAOlt
HAL AAR, soothes.: earusr at s'istic lad Ossergo Sta ,
Wt. ten O hostas.: ike.4 Walnut SL-orls_
?5.:.• of /tcr or - a oar:Sacts. lAA kaal46l,
r•gulsrly SAITISDAT MOINLNO, throochsot
tta year, coam-ecuzi al 1,1 0'f1....2
L.)" re. lartest ealleetioa al sear sat ossessithssal
carnstrii, hM13.4.1, Will.. A: . 1.2 Mir city, Ina/ lira
Sato at this esust.sholiat fsk. }[irate sa3a
Carrta,,,,es fatyiveni .tarsg
Dot—.j sale. atteto!ed ta rasswcatto tams.
V FIIICLDS, AND HAIL'S A.3:3
Oa Satan:ay ItsratAi,
At 10 o'elost, at tit* Da:Au, :MI iss *AI, hangs,
Wades, axel karness.
JAPES A. FREEMAN, AUCTIONEEK,
NO. CI W./.1..‘171' FraEtr, abase POCWTH.
o,t RD—R 4 r.l 07 HOUSENOLD 1411Nrrus.g—Tris-
DAY.
ID- We bryr ]ears to inform the) wait that ere bolt
car molar weekly tales of Parnerace tveey Twe4y. at
oar SPACIOUS SALTS lODIC 110. 4111 WA T
STREET, where every We atteatica to rives to ob
tap the hilliest price* for the goods of those mho are
favor les with coasisexceetts. Tocallses Win partiosa td
their fartitere to of, at those deelleirerr hauls
keeping and not virtues sales at their own derallisst,
eta hare their frensittre CARETULLY REMOTELY TO
OCR SALES ROOM WHERE TEXT WILL MILLER
BETTER PRICES FOR TRILL PCJINITURI THAN
TIIEY CAN OBTAIN FROM LEY OF TER FURNI
TURE DIALERS OR ANY 0111NRAUCITON STORM
IN TEM CITY.
Put,ns favoring tue with eassigniseste eta rest
weird Out theer property till not be steritted.
, Commissions room moderate thus thou* eland
VI soy other ARetwa HOSLM :El the city.
Ctuttlithitxota respectfully solicited,
B aiss Paid itruziedettalv alter the goods are soil.
=tie ore account of whom it racy coacera.
STOCKS.
Drcembar 30O may cont Wsdnasday IT ming,
show .t ,
ort will soil, on anemia of
I,io shuns of lints Goli Wining Ccmpany, Virginia
hlt* do Mouton Gold Yining Company, wpm%
63 do it print Company,Ti,,.rg.
300 do Pt Dorado M:sung Company, Virginia.
60
otins do Washington Mining Cumpiar, North Ca-
AA alums of Chmapsake Mining Cannon, Withsgoa.
330 do Ontooson do do de.
100 do Douglass do do do
BO do hobo:aim do do do.
$BOO do Phitoielphia lad Cali fomia blialag Com
pany, California.
1300 shams of Lewis Gold Xining Conroy, Wank
flarolins.
1 ahars being 0.1,3 of X , of a e.rtaia ieresttian tai
paloniknowl as Driviainintoiroting
C
2 original 'hares San Francisco Leval A=1,...
4 do do do do do do.
4,t1 do do do do do do.
30 Mares Beamlees Tithe Company, !few Toth.
33 do do do do do
Athi do Philadelphia ant California Cm.
pony, California.
3000 shares Dieters= ILutta Company of Tennant*.
KRAL ESTATI: PALE—JANTART
Thu axle at tho PiartiMpee, as liedaesidaymania' d,
dummy 13th at 7 o'elswk, well imehoth—
Orphans' Court Sale—Estate of Jot* Ward, Deed.
TWO FRAIIR 1110CSKS, SOMNithliT ST ,
TBEYTH WARD —Thu lot of ;round. with two from
Nooses thereon erected, northwest aid* of Somerset
street. 100 feet northwest from Almond Omit, Nine
teenth want, 20 feet front and 104 feet deep. 117
grnand.rent.
s, - ,0 to be paid at the sale.
We at No. 422 Wu treet.
tiOrSEH R
OLD YONITER B.BEEN, CARPETS, to
On Tuesday Homing,
At 10 o'clock. all be sold, at the auction store, an
assortment of household and °Roe furniture. Waking
glasses, Ac.
AT PRIVATE PALS.
A beet-class Prating Waco, with a goal ma of bad
ness, four printiniptesset, two Rantse and one /Wean
Type and everythusg noseundy for tat business. Apply
at tie A aetEon Store.
SAMIJEL NATUANS, AUCTIONEER,
and MONEY LOAN OPTION, No. 114 lout
THIRD Street, below Walnut, opposite Pew et, Awls
eight doors below the lichAnge
Henri of Iniciaties from 1 o'clock, A. Y., until 13
o'clock in the evening.
Oat-door sales, and Was at the Audios Noe" it
landed upon the most catiernstotenni.
CAPITAL 01:03.
Bttattirdeifer the tact Thirty Tears.
Advances mega from one dollar to thnitszaki ea Die
monde, Silver Plats, Wetehae, Jovetry. Harker,, iter
ekenthse, Clothing, Yarn( tare, Bedding, Ognor,lgnates.l
Inatromente, Ouse, Horses, Carriages, rd &mots of
every deeerlytion,
AD goods sea nails soy losith at thos across
ayos.
All 'drawee', from a:urbanized dollars sad upwarla
b•
Um !alma mark chArgysi 2
et per crats. oat. per mouth ; and ova:,
This Store Bowie haring a depth of IXI bet, haslarge
an and thiet•procif vaults to atom all valaLWAr, sad pa
vats eratchasen for the Frau:Jaen; she, hoary tarn
ranee 'Wanted for the tarapat of all person baying gaols
advanced upon
N. B.—On aseonnt of having an unlimited sapid,
this oaten is prepared to mays airiness as arose Nitta.
factory and ILCComMnadatia.l WSW than soy other is
this city.
Money 'dunned to the pocr, to small amount, *tit
oat any charge. ,
AT PIIITATI !ALL
Gold Patent layer sad other Watches, levelly, ang
Clothing will be sold at reamed Wear. awl-ly
3 ,I OSES NA TRANS, ACTOTIMEER
AND COMMISSION MIRCITANT, B. N. cone,
SIXTH and RACE Streeta.
AT PRIVATE SALE—GoId and eaves patent limn,
Lepine, English. Swiss, and French watches, lewithy;
of every deuriptioo, inimical instruments, &e., he.
AT PRIVATE SALE--krringed b e ,,,,d noes,
household furniture, of every description, beds, met
tresses et.,.
sales
eel. eksFgear wiry low. Consignment* of fornitim
clothing, yewelry, , &c , solicited.
NATHAN'S PRINCIPAL LOAN onus,
8. E Corner of Sixth end Race Strewth
Where money will be loaned on gold end sliver plate
Watches, Jewelry Clab-rOgs /3' ! Goods,
Sagan,
Groceries,
Sagan, Hardware, Cutlery, V.• „,
„*.
a 11
..4,."" Ye.' •• •at any otitir mete!.
went 11. RATER-NS.
GREAT cliaNcr. TO PROCURE CILLISTIInS PRE
SENTS FOR LESS IRAN lIA'LP THE USUAL
SELLING PRICE.
At Promote Sale, for leas then halt the selling prices,
at the Loan Office, southeast corner of Sixth and Race
streets—
Gold and silver watches of every deacriptian, gull
chains; gold bracelets; hair bracelets; elegant gull
breastpins; scarf pins and brooches; elegant gold finger
rings; fine gold ear rings; fine gold And silver pencil
cases, fine gold spectacles: elegant gold shirt studs, va
rious deseriptiorr; jet bracelets; gold keys; goo gold
medallions; porta monnzies, and numerous other artsclea
of jewelry; flutes; accordsons; steel skates, microscopes;
surveyors' instruments, magnetic machines; revolvers;
Ac Sr.
ID — Call early and procure bargains,
GREAT BARGAINS FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS,
AT PRIVATE SALE, Al' REMARKABLY LOW
PRICES.
Hunting case, double ease, and double bottom, full
jeweled and plain English patent lever erstchea.
Silver English patent lever watches.
Hunting case and open face gold escapement and
lever watches
Hoisting case and open face gold lepine watches.
Very fine enameled ladies' gold watches
Silver lever and lepine watches, English, Swiss and
French watches, gold chains. jewelry, musical Instru
ments, and numerous fancy - articles.
WEBB'S great sale of forfeited Watched Jewel ry, Guns, Pistols, Musical Instruments, 8.4., sriletake pleas
shortly. Due 'notice will be given.
WEBB'S great sale of Dry Goods, Clothing, Bedding,
ke., being forfeited tollsterals, will take place shortly.
Due notice will be given.
AT PRIVATE SALE, AT HAL/ THE USUAL
SELLING PRICES —Double-bottomed and bunting
cage gold patent lever watches, of the most ap
proved makes; hunting ease and open Tice gold escape
ment lever and lepine watches, fall jeweled; due golf
enameled lever and lepine 'retches for ladies',• gold
jewelry of every description ; 'aver lever and lapin*
watches, is bunting cages and open face; silver English.
Swiss, cod Preach watches; general eaeartment of fur
niture, beds, mattresses, mirror., Ac.
OUT-DOOR SALES SOLICITED, and charge' to suit
the times, low.
Consignsaeure of every description of good' eolicital
for public or private sale.
MONEY ADVANCED on all and every kind of gaiels,
for public or private sale, or to be held for a limited
time. Charges low.
CIEORGE W. SMITE, AUCTIONEER
1.04 N. M. corner of BARIUM end &Nall Btmatm
amßecond.
RVINING
-
BALMS EVERY SATURDAY EVENING,
At Sys o'clock, .t the Auction Store of Hanivars, Qat i
lazy, iloasekeepirus Articles, Olothl4 es
, Watch, Israel
ry, Fancy Articles, An.
r-1 mn s rm cuts.
RS. D. P. BO 1 : A V R
S'
M
E LN'UT STREET THEATRE
Sole Lessee MRS D. P. ROWIOI3
Acting and SIN,' Manuer . . ..... ....MR. RIO:LINOS.
VIOND.tY EVENING, Dec 1557
The Entertainments commencing with the Farcrite
Play. by SELItY. called the
MIRDLE HEART,
Or the Seulptor.s preana
Raphael Duehslet. Mr I , B Conway; Farthromi Vol
age. Mrs F B Conany; Viscount Clastansuargeaux, Mr
Bichings ; Mile 31.szco, Mrs Bowers, Marie, Min 0
Richings.
To conclude with the Mystic Legend entitled
TIIF. BING OF TUX MIST.
31artin. Mr Boniface : Peter Block. Mr Chaptcar.;
Dame Elley, Mrs Stlsby; Gertrude, 3lite C Riehings.
Prices of Actrals,ion '2O Cents.
Secured Seats in Dress Circle
Parquet 3 It
Box Waco open from 10 o'clock A. M. to 3 P. 51.
Doors opened at a quarter to 7 o'clock ; curtain will
rive ate quarter past 7 o'clock.
XVITEATLEY's ARCH ST. THEATRE
—SOLE LESSEE W. WILEATLEY
MOND tY EVENING, December :Nth.
*The performances to commence with the Laughsblo
Cumethettt of
THE RIVAL PAGES
Louis XI II of France. his First Appearance this See
4012. Mr W II Myers; 1 ietoire. Mies A Cruise; Julie
Mies E Taylor. _
lane performance to conelnie with the Gaud Spec
Gcntnr no of .
THE LAST DAYS OF POMPEII
Arbaces, Mr E L Das enpurt ; Lydon. Mr Wm Wheat
ley; lone, Miss Emms Taylor ; Nydia, Mrs E L Daven
port.
SCALR or Patens —Boxes 2.5 cents ; Securest Sesta,
93 cents; Orchestra Stalls, is) cents; Seats in Private.
Boles, 75 cents: Gallery. 13 rent.; 0410 1 for Colored
Persons, 25 cents; Private Box in dellery for Colorel
Persons, 3$ cents •
Box Mice open from 10 A M until 3P. DI. Door,
will open at 6y O'dock pzrforinsmet to commence at
7, preelsely.
NATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS,
IN WALNUT STREET, NEAR EIGHTH.
LESSF.I O 'WESLEY RARSORE
ASSISTANT MANAGER P JOHNSTON
EQUESTRIAN MANAO'R
THOS. RING.
310 ND hi EVENING, Dec. I:Sth, IS 7.
The performance will commence with the Spleall.l
French Drama entitle.! the
FAQ PICKER Or PARIS
Father Jean Mr it Johnston; Pierre Ciarouse Mr
(till; Jacques Didier, Mr Nagle; Henn Berri
Clarke ; Marie, Mrs P C Cunningham,
Mr eamoel :Sharpley in his (rear BANJO SOLO
During the evening, the whole company will appear 1.4
„.._
BEDOCIN ARABS.
To condole a ith the Ballet P.. t ... 1 .- 4 e Of
rIANTA CLACS
Perl.roc, Mr Butler, KrAut, Mr Sag!-
A (IIIIICP AFTERNOON PERFOR)IANCE EVERY
DAY WEER
PHU,: ~r Aosns•lo 4 -23 Cents to all part% of tha
Llouse.
Doors open at 6X o'clock. Performance to tont-
Clenre at 7 k
VM. D. RAPP'S GRAND PROMENADE
r • and GIFT CONCERT, to be held THIS EVEN
IRO, at the NATIONAL BUILDING.RACF, strett near
Elixrir. Tick, ts Twenty-Fire Cents, to be had at
Rapp 's 71S Race street, where the Gifts can be area and
at the Hell
Gifts—Gold. Jewelry, and Fancy Goods.
SANFORD's OPERA HOUSE—
ELEVENTII Street, above Chestnut.
ETHIOPIAN PERFORMANCES THIS EVENING.
Ethiopian Life Illustrated by Sanford'a Troupe of
Stare -- New Dances by the Sanford Children.
' Norm open at I o'clock—to commence quarter Defers
eight.
To conclude with
A LAUGHABLE APTERPIECE.
Admittance 25 cents.
BUFFALO OVER SiIVES.
MEN'S and WOMEN'S BC, PALO OVEESMOE3
for sale by the case or tangle pair by
GEO. W. TAYLOR,
40:1 4 0.1. S. S. Gor, NlAta wad 7dfl fro,