The press., December 11, 1858, Image 2

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j.velliibe/ond
..jiforthtarn Senators
.•»nsrveStTib : thescorßand£cohteinpt
....laelriiconetitoentß.U'lJjhave
K names from, 4 'tike fcee.
whoasaiatedat thtaßacrtflCQ of< abratre.,
? r Uhd upright (statesman . without
'sifopeasiifiavlngtakontiliOjiesponslijiUtyitt
I*
ft Tbe atiempt? to hide the
Jtnfltjr.* l secret will not avaif them Sven
■ '-KidgCaneda J isndf alwaysMmd and apeech
,les«ii :.Sfr.Baolianan J .who-demapdedthattho
■ale* ehmildfaUiuponthe^Dougiaa/does/not
hesitate to M thafjiq signed the warrant,
■Row. let in? h*?® ti>e nameaef ;the, : Northern
Senators pho outdated at the execution ( •
r peieetye that a,46apatoh has heen sent
fdrwehltorthe Otftotlthat Senator, Bigler yot«d i
again* ttbewmovalOtfDouglas ftomthecpm -j
f. J piUtee.andthatthePresldentdoesnot|ipprove
-thedecree of the Cahoua *>. Mr Bjglerts vote
is his own %adem—|hongh it is somewhat
lnqqni)ttent f wijth his alleged devotion to the
doctrine efttioagreuidnal Intervention
th* slavery*l-tut* 1 -tut I have thehesi
reatont for! tajrfig ifiai the fytnieid coni
tilled the attack spoa the Setiator froiti II
litimi V " J i ’ t
tyW -a \ s- s
fhe pjpgrojs (toward centralization at the
seat- uf.thej'sderal Governfflehf is no longer a
? defabtfnljfrogre*s It will become Irresistible
tv unless it is Sternly and speedily checked
?r,ivi;\'s-j <y --Oommehcingin awantonviolation ot personal'
honor and! political faith on (he part of the
President, it has advanced, in rapid stride^
- •• ' i#om one usurpation to another, -hi ine months
v- removedifrom office be
cause they stood' bravely by the ptesident(s_
~ ; orlginkigronndoa. thejEanasa
werenextpersecntedi-becanse.theywonldndt
. -denonnce- Jndge Douglas rtfien because they.
; wonld '.not: acoepfetbe English bill:>thenbe*
(cansotbeywonTdnotiopposetheprinciplesof
organlzition-jttnd»,prlnciples.o£i:theparly!in
Ilbnois All this timfi nobody attempted
' to • j-doctrine. pf.-Congressional
- Intervnnlion tbr'the .preteotionaot.falaveryi
- muoli lesi to make iiia tott npbn Democrits..
On-the-
ventionwasthe.verysonlofonr.cvoediSKThß
. , (popdarruleimStatesanafferritorieajwas-thW
Accepted cofner-stoneofotirpoUtioaltetiipld.
and
vice presidents, representatives and constita
,- ■ ,enle.wereaa;«Olemnly,bouud:tp ; thi*,vi{aland
■ ■ .> - fnndamental principle - asTthoy wiire houDd tto
the Constitution. |t self a new ritual late
beforcedppon ns.r-iliy BuchanSb „has deter
mine to takd the advanoe steppe promised
Jefferson Datris to tikp Administration
- adherents ' are - called* nponv-tov-.fqUow. r and
: Ixiige i-Donglasviatto^rhe’-made'theflrst
Vlctutriot opposing th|" theory ot Con
gresstonidlnterveiftion for the protection of
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More than ordinary lnte|§M in
anticipation, to thejpextliphwl from, Europe,
honrly expected to arrive by |hOiWSil Bte ““ 0 '
Nemo, which was to .have .lelt.Efrcril? .
tUe 2Tth nlt.. and is now .due at New _x.ort.-_
■Two topics arc involved In.tbispac «
telilgonce Fir t tWUWnW oi 0o " n ‘ T ”*~
MoxxALEHßnnTstiai at Paris 1W 1 having
presumed to" stpvy implication only that
suite ns freo
Country and spooney the talked of retail
oflord IfAWEB f ,
With~the infotrdition whlfch has reached
ihte dounjry from Europe we can only
at present upbn these two sub
jects jit the .frOnch tribunal really ho a
Court M Ji slice? ft is not pftSbnhle lhat ll;
ng fltpKT^npubeet, -can ,6e „cpnylctod.., T,he
mere.proaecntion,,showing,aa;twreasonablo
intolerance >of . the truthp wlUbo a damaging
affair* fdr NAronson IllyWhateVer,the,verdict.
- he ' permitted •to - douhti in. the ab;,
sencetof.; moie ? speelfld" information/than! to:
'affardedby ttfo fintl-MlnUiterlalLondon jour-:
nala- ijthether Lord N’APißtt really is to, bo ra
called, ii/JChe statement was first. mafia tn tpe
Miming Fori, a paper in which Lqrd Palm* i-,
STom >haa, not.aply.a,. party,.but. also, a "l aI p e
proprietaryinterest.,: and.it was. repeated by
tbet'Gioie; .another ofthe ..ex-.Brcmiers or
gans It is do unttsuat in England for the
• s ftßBfitibn's'bf the Ministry,‘-as to removals ahfi !
ippdlnlments first to bd mafio pt blio through
doubt this NX-,
report altogetier coming from the source
it hoes L '
The New'Fork Ifrroid, which wake? more
blunders abont foreign politics than al
mostany'otherjonmal4nthe whole. Union,
pMCsnHa" that' ftfcts 'diavo -come /to* its own.
■knowledge" (whynot-honestly say to if? own
that LordNAViKp basboen. too,
democratic in this country for the taste add,,
Jeellngs ofthelßrltish Ministry. ..Lord P.gßßir, ;
who baa travelled through), the. United Statda, i
•is known to be impressed towards. .this.eouji
try in the most fdvorsble and friendly manner.
Ilord'S*A»My. hisaon.-is ;oiinallyiW6U-affe'p-'
tfidiitOWardstus-sA are Disbash, Bulwbb,';
Lord MAiuiSßtJßv; and Lord' Joffif MAskfeES,
Uso Cabinet Ministers Lord pAIMBBSToji,:
andjbis party, who appointed: Lord Nawib,
are notoriously unfriendly tpthe Americans,.-
dfclß/pspaper wbiebdrst intimated the.intepf;
■ tion- to recall NAP»Brr-perbaps ..the wish was*
father to the thought? j'
. Meanwhile. we desire to place on record the [
declarationto theNewYork Herald of yes-'
terday-that'“it is acurious evidence of the.
revived ascendancy of French influence in ;
Downing street, to find a Minister of Lord
•Napikb’s abilities recalled for: re-echoing ,ip
Jiis despatches .the sentiments expressed by
l-one of tbejheads! ofthe Cabinet which he re-
’Suppose. in the teeth of all this,
that Lord Nambb.ls not recalled I: ■ •■■■■ \ ’
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5!.
roßi
Ol
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1,858
ipn. on
southern,
remoW^,;
mahipoC s
’fed that .
atiitorial ,
alghi bo
itopheoy
irltaVan
ire;pirty.
(Boaglas
iriicipje,
act}on;of;
h<i jfcne
1 ) Fabllo Entertainments ,
last Bight was prodnoed;' atWalnttt-atreet Thea- j
trt;' » r trMlal»lion of Medea.-'friim theErenoh,
byiMf. Oi , .Of!Wy®an.'of»Bt»ton- ; r»'<trMulßUon4|i
which'the farulliarnndthe stilted aro curiously
bat not h»ppily blon4«4—a tranUation far inferior
to thatmade by Miia Matildn Heron.' Newspaper
paragraphs lately. gaTO.usthe novbl Information
that Kaohol.a* well as Bistort; had played Medea,
(Vha faatiis. it was written In :1852, for Baehel, by
authors ofAdrienne
Leeonvreur.’fin-a transiationof which- Miss
Darenpoyt.playß bo admirably ;) it was alternately
iaooeptedoand't*ejeetedi i byißaohel;'iit-i.waj;,twioei
declared, on; appeal' to oourtsof'iaw, that ebb
i must performin' it. as ntnember- ofthe Then tie
iFranflaUr andi- finally; she paid a ,large.jßtttn- to
theaatbor.as damaged .for nob predating play
which sho had ordered from-himf bnt udisflked.
Krentoaliy.'' we. believe, the ' -- Medea ' was
'translated into; Italian for'Madame Blstori, whp
haem ado. great reputation byhor acting of :the
leading part
p:.Theplttyia extrayagantalli through.- dheoha
rocter of jlfeiea is so maoh Upon jtllts that we dp
not wDnder- at its notbeingone of .Miss Daven
;port's mosb.'felioitons-representations. -' The play
awakebs little sympathy.andmuoh of the acting
;waa Oniioo highva key.’io ta ipeak;’! The
on) tbeold istoryof i JoJon-adosertiotfOf Medea,
fiud.him. and. .with
ninth, where: he 1 Is
jhter of . the King.
■eum iby.a
children;.endthuß
lie luurdsr.i "Such
.•ithe display, ofpaa
aganeo. ;■ r i,
tras dressed wlth ex;
*: weUrolndeed; i.thK
. erinollhe. - T4edea t
i ohlldren (calleditboye- in.tha play.: but dressed as
,g|rli).:alBowcrevmodern.“fraokB.hoQpa.and'.aool
lopedj»paot».'?R;,These dear little:onoBicomo;ltt
•wantlng/if<fod.-,:.whioh;ahould.nDt bare; beta rthp
at ’muoh'.gold'.-.wtth
pearls and.diamonds, u uwould "have.,, kept
.tbtm oomforlablefor>yeare,;.'These:ohlldren.:are
flamed ..to , be: twins, .thoqgh, opejwetnearly
ead.taller. then the.other, 'The tajlest (
not >tay.,.the eldeat. for uth ey -were. '-born la one
hoar,'), was little'Dqllo Crookor. who. played, her
put moat making, it quite a feature
bad a relief
.iMriUJopvay.looklßg.slmosttoo. handsome for
.of jitbe malo aeb. took tho part of. Orp/uor,
whloh her beantilnl Intonation and graceful action
almo«t.»ltyateditintoln)portenoq..- Wo moat no-.-
tiee,: with, commendation.-the olaealoal and be
coming; ooitame- : of ;Mra H. A-ferry. ono. of the
moat eorreot and pains-taking ottbe whole eompa-.
ny, i. Mr. .Young.aa the Zing, performed verycro
dltably ;
■ The. Jason ol thlsplaywas undertakon by Mr.
Z. A,: Perryi who,, frequently performs well: bat
.wae.- a».unrated .for, the. obaraoter, asltwaa for
:blm.' As ntaal, hlsatereotypodshrug. itare. ole
ration of eyebrow, and., aboa'e all. hie harsh, load
voice—4s If every one around him were shook
logly, deaf—prevented bit .playing well. . ;
.. .V Medea - will be . repeated.-and many will ba
onrloos to see it: bat .it has not the elomenta of
popnl&rltyot permanenoy. aad we wore , grieved
.to see Min Davenport, undoubtedly a ■ first-olass
actress, in a oharaoter so nnaolted to her ability.
After Aat-lt, Mib: Conway and Mias Davenport
oboyed.the call of. the andlenoe and appeared be*
fore the onrtafn. and. at the olose of the play, a
eeoond call brought out Miss Davenport and little
BellavCrocker'. 1 who were conducted’ by Mr.
Perry.
■ Katiouai. Cmcun■ —Wo would remind the ju
veniles that there will be an afternoon as well as
an evening at the Girons to-day. The
rhonae is crowded every evening.' -
- iho performances here/”ln aid of tho fundfer
ereOtingamonument-toOeoeral Bnfna Welch.
■ will take place on next Thursday evening. Col.
Bent,-leiseo of the Ofrous. has liberally placed the
.honsa. with his.performers andhoraea. at the eer
vloe of the committee appointed to carry out this
.propoaltloni"v.'-;.'--t:5..0:f..-r: tr,. -•-
i
!-iA()orM«ppndsnli f 9f : theßp«toi>,ZVatMcrtj)ijTTriU''g
fromldyerpool ,’says - :.-b■ ' ~; i .: :
X; gave a
dinpei‘paity,;Vifil?liXobjoyecl»<j")tiuoh,asj<)nwfll
'Belftye .whenlr ieiryoa thatil. w/snfc to,the dinner
(!&s>&'
ri>ri.t|*at'Poilty Retertßeniß, andsat next to aiidoon
yarsed with himall dinner • time:’ -Next-lrat one
tohlmeat’t 1 tyilHe’ ’Boras,' Ihe eldest son- of tho’
Jioet— that is','older tbon hi?'brother, Col. Burns,
Cj_pogb,tbo older; •
£uitolnflrm r but teiUjhptiat hewlll.be
au'd?hlS hand trembles very mooh.
i a‘i)ie fit thO,tirt|pj Is maoh stonier,-'
:iy r and bis. step firm. ‘‘ I can hardly
)yip ij t6e ‘6lderi' although Colonel.
tneldhatAimjel/naatheyotiDgar,
lisTplKer, of his mother, of Scotland
in India nearly thirty, years, never
tlmo .havlng had a'day’s .ilokncsa.
'“sings hU father|e son; ' He san;
4 , «lCgB j. . — Jg
j'Rojjirt Bnrns wiote tihlainother, a
thligfaniHyto^iijindyiwa^inyjjfoe.V
Pa^BEHTS—A, piano
jh Ji E. Gould, BflVenth-’aAd: Oheit-'
Hla Jtook
,j, - lX'
lifUPgf
Pfp^“ B>:
&e
wmeataani ; pampiiletoatalogues li- :
'.-is-5 j-.'r^’V*.''-f'
JooKii.~Tfc? largfland valuable ooK
irtv aorlda«i )in4 uplendiif? books jasf
im-lsiidbiij'tiybe kofdonToesdoyadcl
■ -- -• ' 1 ..vV:'* -
tfty)o#a?i:^to,»aa(lT«rtia«menHnnii.
largs'oapkoHy.,
, jS™ **4.
iwoptyibt® id severely figured &»t Hid
Y MjpNlGfltfjMAlL
letter from Washington.
I 'r&neafofi&tm or ThqJ?reM.3.r;7<4j • ; ■ '
T ; lB5B. .. !
The Bon. isaao ss . morns, RgJglientaiiYe of the'
Quihoy, -TlHhoifl," district,, a. bill,
whibhho intends ofiering at the first fitting opr
uppn the people of the,Tor;',
ritories, after they shall have organizsdhs
Territories, the right to eleot their governors, and
tb^elect^qrappolnttheir-judgesraDd-otherlop^
officers, as the duly-chosen Leglalatnre may ap
prove. Some doubts-'ore entertained as to v the
praotib'abiiny offtheSnqVement ; but;n?w, *h«n; it
ibfinouinbe&t uponfufitto adhere |tb
popular prfpciplo thfemore u Is assailed? tbqn*<
sands of hearts will respond to this well-timed*
proposal.. - „ : ;
uYqu will peroelve,that'Mr. Bpeaker prr ; ..ha3 re
fused to follow the example' of the Senate In pto
so rib In g Domocrats whohave contended against
ExebuUvo diotationi '-libn. John =Hfo£man is ret i
tabed as chairman of the Committee on Revolu
"tfti&ry'FeniionsiiithoHonser*^,.mvt / -M
5 'attecks bf the' New York Timespn
\ the /prMent of , ttib, and
• Its 'Jhrald A defamatory
of the exoite; muoh-remark; in this
qaafter. ’ It is -intimated that the President wUt
- order the Times,fas ho ordered ThtTres*, to,bo
'' r ?
, President has Teoonslderedhls soolal pfo
t gramme, afidlyeStorday inylted' a. number ofßo
- pablioana to take;dinner with ; hlm., I understand
• that, : slike'jmbßtJ>f WB\-hoBpitaUUes, these,latter
come >*? toO rlate,”} and, that .the . Republicans,
having been compelled; tp ; a PP eas ®. their , hunger
- during thV,long: session outsideXhp Presidential
- manelon.have resolved to appease it;j|p -the same
• way durihg the short sesslonj > Jt is now given out
r thatinot aflinglemfember of theßepnblipaftpqrty
will 'consent tOiput :hls legs .under the Bxepntiye
jmabbgany, •-■■V *iy\
L That portion of :the President's message propa*'
rfug to hold gonoraaud.Chihuahua aa indemnity for
the'gbod behavior of : the Mexfaau {Jovornmenf, In
Uhe ovont of tho dofeat of the will create
great btcUomwit in California, .and
prompt an immediate exodus ,ite Sonora. The
1 anasspore ;of hud hi?,, followers, under
[ oiroQßUtonoep ;{ of -/unparalleled atwoityr>some
I yeeurs ago, stiU-rankies in tbp<bearfco of the.peo*
I ple of, orabb.fi S WW,% ?SPW
| sentativo -man—in-faot, the leader- of the^W Mg
■party in .jOaUfpj?jia,<w His untimely'fate, .howevpr
I ntuoh* - may deolare^that, ho<pro
,Vohed'l^(Jp|ir% r 'deePrfpoted determinaUonfor
I vengoanoo.-rcThls 'foetyagt connected With ,tbe ;
stories of ani'eard*of-treasures of gold; ?*}?«> and
quicksilver in the valleys and bills : of Sonora, qaa>;
not fail to call <an immense emigratidn to. this El,
Dorado. ? Setting- this
movement fimr t&tf se-General, Govern-
Jtf oitUens
us might go into'that pbrUpa Of Mexfo? > P°?
| that, .the J?resident rhaa given his asflurawo. that
I juoh protection shall he grsntpd, we may look fqtf
I new? pf an invasion wMoh pat, to i tbs blush
[air that wo have ever read of In the ,annals, of
iWalkerandhismen; ;• ’ <: .
WTfae ; Union” is still allent on ,the tariff ques*
is .now- suggested' that Colonel Jobmon
should.write the .Cobb articles; in favor ©f.free--
trade.in one oolnmn, andthatour sleek.and peordt
| friend Appleton should write, the t“ proteotion!* or
Bflchanfln'articlesidn anpther oolwnn. : This may
ibe thehest-way'to settle the question. ■ $ •: *
Ipremeditated attaofc Is to he-made upon ttjpi
I Coast Survey, so .ably presided over by onr native
born' citizen, A .Dallas Bache, E«q. . Tbia quiet,
I ‘unpretending, laborious man of soienoe, who has
[contributed the best years of his lifo.tothe public
Lsorvice, = has ereoted a solentldo monument in
his extraordinary achievements in protecting .the
commerce of our country by means.of his coast and
harbor'exploratiqns; is noW-to benesaUed by tbofte
L who envy his renown. t £trust the delegation from 1
Lponhsylvania, in :both houses j will allow .him 1
rito he assailed. Without a vigorouijnovement. In this
Lhehalf.< PloifsEßi |
I ~ ■ I/etterilrora New-iXork- .**? ; i
koykl A.flßAiro.scALE;:,
- THJB /FUHD —PROPOSED - DOUGLAS RB
r.' CBPTj^N— OF, PHILADELPHIA ALDBB
- OP A ifDBDEBEIi*--BHAkBPE ARE AK
| REVIVAL ’.'CVJ r .;* i
i fConespondenee of Ths'Press.] u i
L. (• *v,' l t Tosn i
, The nßXtVdremstic' exqttement; will he tbe wmiteur
performance for the beoeflt of thi Drametlo rarid. It
‘promises tojbe e Already drawing*
I roomsof dttr ftnV' widety :begin -to eebo irltb the'rn*
-mors or aud/uerehAiit princes,
I srhO have sxptesßed their inMntlona or axhibitlngthe^
I skill on the occasion, r Tbe festiTalf l learn, is to.opn- '
] wirt or an entirely adaptation” from,the French,
i iD'three.abts t : ; Three Hteraiy gantiemeu of.sueceMfol
[ experience have undertaken, the task of ' preparing the
dr*ma fpr -.All the characten In : the
| piece are Id 'playid by •wEose abiUty bas
{ frennently saloobs of faib(o»; hat who
]' will now, appear’ ‘‘forthie night only - Then'there fe
| to he an opera -by a'celebrated -amateur, also illnatra*
ted by.-memberso/.ihe Aays's I tfr j
j jrßach.a pnforipanoe be, of n«c«*iity> aa aj^hapr
-1 all the tjnlou.
KWho i>ntjhat> deftl of bßDeflt
| a'mqßt dbie^t'
I from tbii'itnlque Jefformence?^';^''^''
] ■ progreM, At : BqEfaloj to' givp
j ?ndge ? l>otiglas‘ a reeepM6a f 'eominfla«nrata With -the
I magnitude'of >the victory of theDemooraey of XllidoiS
at the: recent election. -,’A : committee of fifty , of„the
I most prominent members of : the Pemomtlc. party, ap.
J pointed at a meeting held some r th re ewe e in ce,
the reception, met pn Taeig
U\y evening ia^t'pars tun t to'aeali from'the'chairman, •
1 Henry wVSogertl SBq, who'stated'that he had re
evlTed h the effeet tbeV
he should : prob tetnrn from New Orirans at aWut,
the dose oi tht preteniweekr Theehairmanand seerO'
tary were Judge Douglas to' par*
t'dpateine'FeitiTal. ? j; -i > 5 .-;; ;
- It la a; noteworthy iiooideut, la reference to thfs de.
tnonetratieii, that the cbalnnan, Kenry TV., Rogers*
E«q; hMij throughout life, r been the'jto't mate penqnai
And’political frlend bf Oovernor'Dlelinson.pne of bis
promfuent stand-bys In theß late, sad donbed'ed by lead-
Ing men to bethe eontroUJbg spirit of the Hardshell
Section in 'Westeru NeW’ York/ He is a gentleman of
parts.' pluck* and pefSereranoe; and not apt to put his
foot in political matters tbo mere fan of the thing.
X uaderstand It ii the intension of. the Buffalo Demo
crats to make .the'; projowd , demonstration one of .the
most Imposing that have been withessed in that eliy. •
Tour Philadelphia aldermen .were ietively feted and
fed yeeterday by our Bp'ird of'Ten Governors of the
Almshouse.' They visited - the cbarltable loetitntlons
r on Baodall’s and Blaokweli’s Islanls, were speechified
at. and speechified inretaru, (Dr Smith, of
phia. acting as spokesman)} after which, dinner* .In
the evening they attended Wood’s Minstrels.
i .'Poster,, who murdered Goff In/West, Broadway,t oh
Tuesday, was anrestod list evening,, Immediately, alter
the murder, four policemen-disgaisediheraMlves and
kept wateh oyer'the house' near "the'corner of Green,
wtoh andUssbrosses where the mother of For
rest. a washerwoman, lives. r The 1 ofiloers kept a strlot
watch until about six o’clock, last evening, when Officer'
Bolllns, who wss In an alley-wSy, near the' door of * the
house whore Mrs. Forrest lives, saw the' sister of For.
rest come to the ; door aqd. scan the, street In different
dlreotlorS) ss If to any one was waWhicg; ss no
officer appeared in sight, the g'ri returned to the house,
and Immediately she .returned and left the house, and
her brother (thh murderer) followed hyr. - (
..The two' along Greenwich street, when'
Officer Rollins; at ’the' corner of T/afght street; stepped,
up and arrrated Forrest, who said to the officer
go with yonf V\\ give up.” The prisoner was taken io
the Fffth-yrard station house, and lockcd np,. He ssys
that Goff csthe up tojhtm, Intoxicated, at the corner Of
.Worth street And Writ Broadway, and struck him, and
he stubbed .Mm ;With ; a dirk in ielf.defence j that he
Immediately prqqeedad to a plsee .in the Twenty-sOond
ward, the preciseJibcillty heor'efused to tell, And stayed
there home ifesterday, arid
that thfi dirk was taktn fromTiim while - he wfr asitep
up townV;' , 'ne>tateathat -he intended to go to the sta
tionhome and ? deliver' hi mself up, and came out for
fthat purpose when.the officer . arrested, him.. Be Is a
simple.looklngyonth, bnt.twenty years of'age, and it
Is stated that, he > h>s been a patient in the lnnatio isy
lum on BlaokweU’a Island.
The reviya) of Bbakspeare’s ‘‘ Merchant of Venice,”
Ust at Wallsck’s, was quite ad event in the
theatrical world. It was a complete suocees; far sur
passing .anyrepreseritatioriOf that'plsy that haSOve r
besn given in the v eountry. s ' : Most of the soenery wa fl
new the costumes new and Appto
priate-the text adhered;to with/more than ordinary,
fidelity, knd the‘actors all perfect, in tlie text. Mr,
Wallaoki as &hylotk\ wse In admirable voice, and' gave
a personation which, from first to, last,' wia wlthout a
blemish. The houso’waa thronged. ‘
* NSW YORK SrOOK BXGHANGB—December 10',
- 'SBOOSD BOARD.' ‘
oV«rpotrer«dMt<p
jtufi-jlby:' the
>rs'..offerings ,tt> t&e
loops—wbioh
50000 Missouri 8t 6s BOK 60 .Cumberland pref 21
- 50 fi o ,do • alO 89# 2Co.Erle R 18
3000 L ine&V Ist m 72# 800 ‘ do b6O 18
2000 M Oeo 8 V'-ot' 05 ' 100 r 'do 17#
. >7OOO And SdMtg', . 76 - 160 Had'Riv R b6Q,B4#
40 People’s Bk 104 > 100 Harlem R pref *3O 20 #
' 60 FMlfle MSS “ * do ' b6O 29#
■ ' 06 . "do ‘ bSO 91 200 Heading R ■ . a3O 61#
\ aw- -do . i> b6O 00- 100- *,do . , . elO 6 2,
, 60 do' s6O 90# 600 do ; ' '62#
r 760HYOenIt; 84# 100 do • M 0 62#
: 100 -do 800, do - . b3O 62#
100 ■ do , f - e30.84# -60 Michigan Canß - 62%
‘ ICO ' do* : elO 841 f ZOO • do' ’ MO 62%'
100 do bflO 84# 659 M 8 * N I Quor 60 -
» 100- do r eBO 84 , 100 , do.. bl 60.
• 360 do sl6'B4#’6ollllnQisCeuß r -76#
'Bl6' do ' t 3 84# ICO Galena tc Ohio R 73# ■
-do . MB4#JlQoOh!eag©AßlR T M#.-
.--..-V MARKETS, 1,,. .* V’ : U
, .ASMS.—The is without, change: coles of.
’Pots at $6.60 and Pearls at $5.75. 1“
u*» ltbfte,Ae.~ The demand' U fair, for Western conai
eßperfioe aod extra Plate command,
moremouey. Joncy-brands are In request at full rates;,
ThearHvkisor4 ittli fair.** al, • • ' <’ 1 !
. -•<,The.eolaa a>e. 9,000, fabls at $4 25 «4 46 for superfine
State { $4 8&®5.05 Tor extra dojSl,6p©*,BD for
s 4dOoolQ of loWgrace;
$6.850 6 60 for • shipping Uganda of; round hoop a*tia.
Ohio; s6.6o®j for trade brands do} $6 60a6;76 Tor ex-'
Oenesed, and'ss BQOB.CO for Ft. Urate brands/' ; |"
u> ' OanodUn Plout di In/betteriietnstidrand the l°w
the XrrlT.lß are lijrbt; s&l.b oM.OQObfele at 8176n5 4u
for *lx»d to .<xyt brand!, ftOi.tftf 07.40
for, faoor and extra bran fll, Rjra.Jlopr and Corn.Meel
are ao!et,,th«)»tti!ra«»ry. - ;: '
Gh*is —The foqetrjr for Wheat is fair, mainly for
Ml»ie*. to iwlto ,pricM,a» jMtataed |
the ssfee of S.4OQ; bna.alsllBol 20 for rfd Sontheib,
|l4Vfor pooOMlchiSo'ioi $4.22 for obmmbn <rhl!« do;
BlOsforohif,eilll*stDre»olfib;!B »tow,and BVSS for
C ' C bjo'Ts sUsb/|.the dVibsnd;!. f.lfj.iOea -of'lf^OO
tra%(*f&Ytf.trB<#>: oiM'Sfa iWttsr.Tahd In falrvV
pj?ss?j;
• Corn is'firth* but qui'et j the demand la mafntyapeeu
•lattrei'ielw of 25,OCOybus western
mixed.’7Bcfof goodJeweyyeliow, (new ) 80©8To for
MhaU lots of oil Southern yellow, and 869 for do do
Hand ormelodeon
THE PIiESS.-~-yiXjLAJPEXPHIA. SATlliii)AV, j>ECEMBEit li, 1858.
' ''' '*s#
/The dl®?^Vs** nBt
J I)onglas*
,T WASHJSOTOSjDetiernter lOj 1853^-
The telegraphic despatch *ont to some of the New
York papcra, BtatloK that Sjnator Biqlkj. voted ugilort i
'the* removal of JuWgeDouglaa from tlie posltlon-of
Ohalrman of the OinSihltWaVn Territories, is inoorretp_
ThV»»thoi «eht "ortW «eVen flho voted egeitßt'pre-'
'ecriblcfc hltri—ere Bbows;-o( fToohbb, of ; .
Georgia}' Johhsox, ,o£ Tecnwsee ; Qubbh, of Mlrsourl $
Olwomah,-of North oeroltcai Wslos, of
&QdBTOART, of. r ?[?|*s* R ; - '
a • -co.N.aB Kjln 9,
; ™ Second: ScBBlon. ; ;..
V. B. %'?¥•
■>? -W , ... ;
.^issssws^.sp^fm^g^f.
ihtlneai rfu 'tranaVoVtdr'erien
which the. Senate, at. half, neat ,12o'clock, adjourned
over tift’Monaay.*''■'iIJi A 'i._ -, *
[No addiU^ial.gonato«Lw^re ? to-dar.J }
Mr. Boyce, of,South Oftrollna, ashed leave to intro
duce.p resolution to admit Li«nt. to the fl<jor
of the Honae as delate froro Arltona. -* t li ?
Mr Joses, of Tennessee, objected; saying that AH
rona was a-part of the Territory of Now Mexloo, ana
he oonld see no use,of admitting two_ delegates frdm
Uoute then resumed the consideration of the
SrKSSffiW l -' h
impeachment. He said that the; charges made igalriat
Judge WHtroua were that the Judge had entered Into a
corrupt conspiracy for the unlawful institution. his
courts of suits, in which he was personallyJnteteted,
for (he purpose/ of hating them removedbeyond the
verdictof.alocal lntoa cog
srlracy to deprive individuals ©Mhetr lauds
nfTorsed Diners.* had presided at the *OlB6B In
whi h he was peifeotrally iotirdstedjthbttgh'.’knbuMg
that he wiw thereby so* doing r “3.
contended tfiit «U there ehorgga were «urt»lned;bjr the
'-Jlr/Bctdr, of TeonoHae, orgue'd that the,ehorgoi pf
the memotialleto had been abandoned .by a portion of
thegommittee, who were In favor of the linpeoohment pf
Wr? MMYreld that no clime, of P r «“b
could luduce him to cut a Cain on the ehanoierpf
Judge Watrohc. by rending him to the Senate for.trlal,
nnleiß be was caticdcd that.the iccnlt would ertabllih
W |d!” Davie, of Marylcid. IrMialredwWther there wee
a of Cild.onoo lo chow.that. JudgeWatrona woe engaged
inneerie,ofland«pecnlatlon>inT«ae,tbecaoei con
nected with whtgttWS’tp M decided W hie court, j ~
Mr. Bbadt replied that there yfonot a uyliable.of
tretlmdny to chow that Judge WArosa'eySr engaged to
bur-Imore than, ope tract of land ataoy.,time., Sh®
principal of thlt.is not paid, which UA .proof tbet the
Judge w » p6ot man , He was led intoits purchase- aaw
matler of faror’ to'' persona in Alabama* who;had4be
He argued from the evidence ,thet.thereiw4s
nothing to -sbo# / "cprr^j}t j or. malfeasance, in
office. Adjourned, r «* [•
Caucus ,of Republican,Senators. . \
W-ismsoTo3f, fiejpnblleab member* of
tfee tfecate assembled in canons this morning, to fill
with tha{r*mBmb6rs tjia’blanka left 5n the llet! cf ata&d-*
tag committaea, aaagraad oponby tfce Dagiocratio Ss
naton, adS ha»4«4 them for that pnrpoatf.
Cpnfmcts Awarded' bf thp Xttteripr pe
partment."
Wlbbihotos, Dec. 10 —The Iptfriop Department has.
awarded the following contracts: *
To Messrs , Whitney, Qalloppe, Bliss, A Co;; of Bos
tpn; for supplying ready-made clothing t- ;
-<-To'ThCot« Poultney,of Baltimore, for supplying
hardware.-^-r »* ;
To H. G-. Leman, of lancs|ter, Pennfylvrnia. for
implying gmi to the northern and western portion of
the country. 1 , 1 ' , * '
4U the. above inppUea are for the,use of Indians. ••
The eoatract for blankets and dry goods lias not yet
been decided. •„ *
The Treacurer’s statement sbpws a balance in the
Treasury, on'Mondftjyof .$4,904,000] the receipts of
tho week amounted to $651,000; the drafts paid, to $1
508,000] the drafts ieiuel, to $2860.000. The redact
tion from the previous week vu $1,760,000. 4 ,
\-j9 he resignation of Thomas,/. Brereton.-in
the .ordnance department, has .been ;aooepted by the
President, to tab® effect on the SSPJ& of December. |,,
The Seat of Government* <
Wib&lsgtox, Dso.,lo—'h-reeeatly prepared official
the en* Ire .amount .of the public
and private appropriations (exeUsir© of Salaries, fdr
publlo officers) for the.DUtelot of .Columbia',Dr'omthp
time' the v> goverhmeht looated iu Washington till the
80th of Jane last; at nearly twenty-fire millions of dol
lars ; the aasessedTalue of the government reserves, ex
clusive of reservations, fotmid.by the. intersections of
streets and' avenues,' at' upward of thirteen and a ha (
millions] the cost of publlo buildings, lncluding-farn
tore, statuary, and paintings .wt nearly fifteen millions,
{the Capitol costing over si* mlUlons) . The private
troperty of the District is assesaed at thirty five mil
lions ef dollars/' »• ::
/United States Spprqn^e,C(>Prt*
Wabbisotoh, Dec/10, 1868;—No. the
‘December Term NO. 167.) Edmund -Rico;- plaintiff, vs
Minnesota and the Northwestern Bailrotd Company.
The motion of .the* d‘fend*ttts\fc>.reinstate* this cause,
was set down for axgament, on Friday, th« 17th Inst :
. No Dean Richmond nsThe city of Milwaukee et
al coocluded for appellant, ;■ k'
"No. 1f15.,. The; tfnleh Insurance Qomptny es.Jqbn
B’alr Hoge. Cause submitted-on record* and printed
aigumantihr beth/nartiesrimaer thf fifty-sixth rule
of'the Court. *./ •; • ; ‘ V-3'■>*. 'I,
No. 17. The, claimants and.awpers of the steamer
Louisiana «a Isaac ?Jrher Stel. commenced
for ' r ' c '' Y -j-
The Watrons Impeachtnent Case.
WasHtnorow, December-10;—Pour or '’fire.. mom
speeches .are to he' made fa the House ©r Represent: •:
tives <m the Wdtcous imps uhmfpt ease._ ' V
v : . , Thwo Fifetilen ,/ !;
‘ li>W flfc—Yhev Y&rlehfr BeUrOad demfc
ws* psrtifcUy.dysKoyect by flwoarly tpls m6yuing,;Tbi'
upperetorlei vere:OoSapfed f<)> ▼anoakmabdifiietttTlfcg
nurpofl*b;’ The loapatbe, balldiDg Is. about. $ IO.OCO,
lmt the loM.of ike’ occupants l* Verynesvy. ’ ,
.' Three’ lnjured bythe. falling of a wall,
and probably will not survive '
The buUdlrg was owoid by the Hew Haven Bailroad
Company ’• r‘ . Vv \r-,v
Tba flr*b*ok6 oht abbnVfonro’oloCk, In Murdston'tf
white lead factory the' *4*ohd floor. Immediatt) f
over the premises ofthV Harlem RtUrrid It bhmei
with 'mat rapidity-/ and nothing was Hayed. Among
Kbe principal losers are Thoriaa> Holman, printer; 0
W©odrick,'ma?hlnfst,'andJ?. r l Wett«rl»li,' machinist;
Hodges AHeflry, glass'.'eutter* j-W ; W ,, bs.er,BraiMls
carpet manufacturer; Patten. Borj,4rGo.}y CroWell*
port office fixtures ,* Harlem Bailroad freight, 'smoonw
log ,to's6,ooo; B.' A; Parkej machinist - Borne thirty
•teuauti lb all.were'burnt Ont, and akout half the build-,
tog de stray tf; th ♦ o’, her halt wee ‘damaged by ’ fire last
y«ar.• -f : , -• • ,
OoV/msh Ir supposed to' be beneath ,the rulnrf
„Three other* Injured by the' falling of the trail were
carried to the hospital. The whole loaa ie probably
$60,000. - 1 • '
Non-Arrival of Steamers.' i
gfIARDY. Hooi,Deo 10,—midnight—Helther the stssm*
snlpOityrf Washington nor Persia hu yet made its ap
pearance belo wy though considerably overdue, The for.
mer is ' In her seventeenth day/and the latter In her
fourteenth day out. The weather is olear, with B. 8. W.
wind, - /’.Ji'-vl Vi j-:,t
Marine jTntelUgenco.
Hauptox Hoads, Dee. 10—The Bremen ship Roland,
from Calcutta, has arrived, and Ie awaltfogorder*.- t S
Railroad A,ccldenti' !
Augusta, oa., Deo. 10 —W./Scitt Williams, of the
house of Johnston it Hamilton, of .Hew York, was run
over by a train of can at Waynesboro, on Wednesday
night. He was seriously injured, and hta leg had to be
amputated. He.dled on Thursday night from the effects
of nla injuries,, ' ' 1 i
Accident at South Bostonv
BobtOx, Dec. 10 —A bank of earth caved Iu yesterday
at Bonth Boston, by which -Michael Oonley was killed,
and.two.othera named Murphy and .Ossey, were. Severely
injured. '
Cold Weather in Vermont. •
Island Point,.Vt, Dee. 10 —At snuriae this toorh*
Ing the tbennoDieter«atood at 12 degrees below zero. '
v'■ Marketshy Telegraph.'
Oiroikhati, Dm.’lO Vpiour firm,' Whiskey steady at
22jgo. Hogs dull and declining, and holdeisar* willing
seller*;-2*Boo,hogs sold to-day at $6,7607 for heavy and
$6,60 for light weights. Mess Pork pells at $lB for de
livery in March, and $17.60 on the spat. Lard la dull at
11c. The weather continues favorable for ehughterirg.
Oharlbbtom, ,Dsof 10*—Cotton*-Bales .to-day ,1 400
bales, the market eloslog firm. The sales of,the.week
hare been 14,000 bales; receipts,'l4,soo. ..Middling
fair Is quoted at ll#oUL'c. The «f ok in port 69 000
bales Theraoripta at ail Southern ports arq 621,000
bales ahead of the -corresponding -period' last-year.""
Cotton freight* to Liverpool and Havredrdoping • .< X
' Haw Obisaxs, Dee. 10.—Cotton bas advenced‘W:
sales atll#®il#c for middlings' Bales of the week
60,000 bales; receipts,6o.6oo; receipts same week last
year 60 000} exports of tbd week 61,600: total exports
of.the; season 469,090}, receipts ahead of last year at
this port 204,000; receipts ahead of lest year at % all
Southern ports,' 694,600,‘.5t0ck ia port 814,600{ stockfn
f>ort same time last year 269,000;. .Sugar is dull and Vo
ower i i sates >t,6«ol>Jfc. sells’at 27>40.
Plour is firm at $6.26. Oats are buoyant at 73c,. Lard.
In kegs, is quoted et ISQ Coffee SeHa at llo;
sales of the week j 6 bags; yecslptii do. 39,260b5g5;
etosk In port 23 000, y bags, agalopt 119 609'last rear.
Prelghte on Cotton to Liverpool, are Sier-
Jlng exchange Is quoted at 808 J/ per cenijßremiinu;
i bills of lading draft are quoted at 6# o>7 ko. nSxohange
on Hew York 2jf ;at eUnt, ner'eeat. d scount* :: -
Obarlbstox, Die; 10.—Cotlop—boles or 2.400 bales
to day. at priesa ranging at the market
closed firm : •* , n
- HxvAifA,Deo 10 —Cotton firm { sales CBO bales.'
llontts, Dec lO —Cotton unchanged, vith-ealea to
da? of 8»f00 bales .The -sales of the week amount to
22 6Qoboles, and the receipts to 29,000. bales asaiost
17,760 bales last year for the corresponding-week of
last year. Receipts thus • far, ahead of last year, at
tfaie port-116,600.’ The stock in port .is estimated at
117,660 bales.
OixoiMNATi, December 10.—Floor firm.. The Hog
market li very dull, and the prices are lower and tree
■jrular; sales of 1 806 Hogs to-day at $6.6000.56T0r
light, and $6 6OOT for heavy weights At the dose
beyood $8.76 was pot obtainable fei; Hogs averaging 246
and26oJbs.., The-reoeipts to*diy.amounted to 6 600.
Mess Pork sells at $17.61), and $lB for, choice brands de
livery in March. Lard dull at 110. Whiskey un
changed.
THE COURTS,
fßeported for The Press.}
1?. S:*D|BT|iibx
Ia the case of J. M. Brloker, charged'With, .passing
'counterfeit cola In the similitude of golddollars, before
reported, returned a verdict of-guilty, and re-
him to the mfircy of tho opurt- • j
h‘. In Admiralty —The Sfoam Tpw : Oo<npj»Dy f j; the
sbip Areole, > A libel for salvago for hauling the vesiel
Off, A d&Dgerpus shoal In'the pelrwire riTer, known as
The Übei set, forth that the employed
with 1 their tow boat to tow.the shipirOtn outside the
jOspes to the. Delaware - That BUhaflqaeatl/
in proceeding up the r|Ver skV the ( • Old
John Bhont, n and waS/in’imminent peril -pt going to
pieces.’ That at the repeated request of .the maiter of
the iAld ship.' the* plaintiff came to her assistance, and
after much difficulty- snooeeded in getting,her ofT,'for
-which they claim the shm;6f sB,2o()as ; salTage.' ; Tho
defendants'deny-the oltim fir salvage,, .but- ooneede
therb is a claim for tdanage; •' Decisionresamd- .R; P.
•Kane for the ticellSnts 5 O .' M Heal forthe defendaute.
. rNiet PaiDS'-sTudge' court will
meet' for jury trtal on Mfuday next, when .the list of.
the second week will hi taken up/' - ■
J. i Qdabtbil; ; Ssssio^fir-rJudge,
prison being lJiefce were./hone' of^any
, fnterwtyiiterdiy. ;.\ ' r ,
4uo-)S m iSWls* , ’ Cs< *
A ppoihtuzst .—Henry Tetter has been ap
pointed constable.of the Nineteenth ward, to fill the
vacancy caused by the sudden demise of J‘ O. Skinner,
who died in the alderman’s office on Wednesday lost,
from disease of the heart,
t'r- -«5 ---y;**; ’ . *'l r
i -i--
Aipitjiif *•■*»TauT**.-;
<fOhr,*^eiic»Q^o,6a^h.L^ ‘glmpsbn tc Co.”; v^-,
. vHAtioßAV'PißOV^'—Circus; Company',”—
Hymhastle,' and Acrobatic fe&taThe
’ Ceopera ?»■ . ; ‘ - > _ i,-* -
': Mbs D P. Bowxbb* ■WAtsrnv-aTaEar Thxav**.—
“Medea'’— u The Lost Ship.”
, ;ABBBKBLr BniDDixos'—Signor Blits. .
' BASeos.if’B 6fSsA -'Hodm.—Ethiopian: Entsrt&hl-'
-ijf'pHUEEX.CASR.-iSeTaraiohQcltfl.havobijeii’,
presented and 'paid 'at the counter of the Kensington
have bewf drSfft»;,by. £ Mr Andrew
Lnkehs, flour dealer In the Fourteenth ward The first
oMhese’ ch'seks whifpresented HdVethber 22, 1857, for;
$807; en the 80th of the.giine jubnth one for $370 was
iressnted aCd pVdat the same baok }.and on the 2d of
he pre'eent'raoa’h one for C 240 was and
paid, making.-a total of s9l7,and they had the effect'of
daolng a bsTahoe. against, the aocnuntef Ur. Lukens jet
he bank. M-i taotlfied, aQd\he immedi
ately proceeded to the bank wWre'the forgery was die*
covered. Hoihiog was'said aboaftbe dincovery, in tbe
hope that tho r guilty patties^ 'deteotod. On
last Saturday another ohegk, upon whicVthe name of
Mr^LukCQS‘was forged; vratr presorted at the counler
of the hank by an Intelligeut boy named Stephen Cole*
man. who was questioned abont how he got possession
of lt. : i'He 'replied- frankly that arman had met him in
the street and asked him to.drtw ,the,amount of the
- ;oh*eckf whUe ho short - distance away An
officer Of the bank Accompanied tba bey IcW the street, *
but the regpe of,course fled upon Hieing,the boy tcoom>.
panted by a-strange;. .The.forgeries,werd JweUexe
cuted, andthqcbeckswere alleyldently fllied by the
same hand, r r V’.' j ", '* ; «
.; A statement of the case was then v faede, to Recorder
-Sues, and Ofßoats Ellis r ,apd Oarlln were put upon the
traok. In ponsMuence of the discoveries they made,
OoorgeF. l'eternAu, '<}f .this p{ty,’an<LWitUam Myers,
of WllmlngtokL Del, were arrested ’ oh 'suspicion of
■ beUg'o'ihoernid .in the' rorgeriei, abd on Thursdar
last they had a'bearing before the‘Recorder. Yourg
Coleman deotaree that Myers is the man who gave him
the ch*flk In tbe street; ‘The accused were committed
for a further hoping at fire o’clocftbU alternooo. ;
Tbe three checks that ,were phld were presented by
boys, who had, no up in tbeat’oot
for the purpose, without their suflpeotlog that they had
been used in/the accomplishment of a dishosest par*:
lose. It Is very important to the o-Uie ( of justice that
hese should make, themaelyes kqotrh at the Be
corder’a office, and state what they know.conoerolog
the matter. . . , , .
Jaoob Shust wit pitot Tqm Hasp, Again.-*-
.TUA-notbrlßneindlyldjiai; whqb»a Qgureq fi* l e*l80:
lively In the police sonata,of this country fpr the ia4t
tWeDtyje,art,waq,eg» f n before Recorder Euan, Thnrß
d»y afternoon t• on- iUt.charge of making and nanalug
counterfeit hqtoa of the denomination of ten aolUtf,
on tbs Delaware Oounty Bank. Lewi* Berry, the pro*
locator, state! that be wae A relation of gbußtar’s, and ■
thatha bad rented to Mm two rooms In Ms faoaso, In
Twenty, roqrfhjtwet; below Brown, at wbfob place he •
aa* filmstar'*? work eagvayisg .the cUte for the above
bill, and, al?o, that, be “bad apebtne bills ljijig about
Abe roomr' Lieut -BQckley,' who bad the blMi on whiob
KroH. a confederate of Bhnßter.waa convicted, and who
I*.now" serving oathla'tertn’bf Imprisonment, brought -
the cas# before the notice f of the Recorder-- Berry baa
.beenaome time luprlion, on Ihe-cha* go of being bu bo
eooplioe of Shuster's In making nod paulogooau'erfelt
gold and rtWdr eplo, gud upon which eharge they were
both Acquitted DiitjJerlifhjmey 'Mann appeared for
the Oommoßwe*lth, and Geioratf Boratfo Hqhbell for
defendant, fifcvater was held in $2,000 ball,to anaver
the charge at the present term or the Criminal Court.
Robbery at Manaybn k.--On Thursday lasi
a htrd-lockfegWc'entered’ttfe hnuee of Mrs. Brady,
family, add eqneyi&Mfiitofrwlth Ms ragged gait, Into
me tb*t was raqchtoo atagu-fgr'h{}jiV'> He presentee) $
TeryJadlorous appearaHoo, bat wOßMpToqahiy.htt?*
effected Ma escape if hebad not 'attecapted to trade a
pair of boots; whleh he had also stolen*. 0S tried to
rade them for some whiskey at a tava n in.the neigh
borhood, when hewas created, and taken to Moyanien
sing, at r M?H J?e,expressed, himself highly
gratified., *,, *. - . ~T
''^Larceny.Yesterday morning' ft man
named Thomas M Bogan, had a hearing before A.Utr
man PenilbgtOn. chafed with heTfckidz'h'tn&atf to as?*r
rat pain of gloretf which were exhibited 1h front’of
M’GlathoryV store, in Fifth street, BMonen.
• ; We suppose Thomas was led to the psrpe gation of thp
act by iheseiaonable weather we have been enjoying for
the last few days, add he probably felt the need of the
aforesaid*gloves; bat he was not akllfal .enough to
make good h'.s escape after securing, the prise, aqd was i
accordingly provided with o imfort&ble' quarter!, where
he will not feel the need of them, <
Attempted Robbery.:— On Thursday eveu
ingyl J qetipTe °f nien attempted to rob tbs'pawnbroker
itwCof,Messes Nathans'at the eornerof Sixth and Race
■trrps. Theatpre was'open for baalnei* at the time,
and the rascals tied thg tyo doon; one on Sixth and the
other on Road streets, together, so aa to ppevmt.those
idildefrum making their exit It w«s thep tfaelriatep*
tlon to break the glass in the balk window, and help
themselves to the jewelry which was contained therein.
Their design was frustrated, however, by a parsing citi
zen, who.gave the alarm aa the rogues were about Cxe
onting It: 4 The latter made tfteir escape. ■'
■ Almost a Serious Aocideht.—Yestefday'
mornlog a barrel,' filled with filings and sweepings
‘from a jewelers shop In an upper balldlog
at'tfc’e southwest Corner of Third street and Harmony
court, .was about being lowered down the stairway when
the rope'gave-way. The barrel rolled’down to the
street from the thirty story, makUg-a ffreck of some qf
the sttlra in Its progress, and eaualag a person who wag
' on the stairway ahead of it very fast time in
coming down* in eider to avoid being crashed. Porta
nltely, no person wia injured. ' >
Skatiiu?.—The eoldweather of the, last few
di,» buhad the effect of freexlng up ell the pond. In
the rielatty of GermantoWn, end patting them in fine
O' dec for eketlng, and the lir or a of thte exhiloretlng
■port hey, been making good nae of ihelr time.. Kel.
ly’e'dem, on the Oheatndt Hill£a!ltoad, aehort <li«-
t.ncs above -veil dovergd jeitorday
; «Uh men' nnd hopa .vho nemedto eoierthamaelfeti
; TGpy mart hr gliding awirtlj orer the Icb :
.'CatrHEEKNEas. —Tha vice of excoaeivo Ine^
\ htlatloauema to ho Inoreaalng to an alarming extent'
1 Daring the laettnentr-rour hour, the policemen hark
1 made eb.at one hundred arreata, at feaat aerentp-fira
, or .hioh . are., for, and dlaoidorlp coodß'-t
-’ It la to be hoped that Mine plan will aoon be adopted
I which win hare the effect of deoreadng the number of
drohken mnd'dleotderlr eases wkleh dally form a premia
nent fea'ure In the golloe rejKirt. . t
Alarm of fire was created about
I twd d'alodh yesterday afternoon Jiy the bnrntog of a lot
"of rnhhlih. near the lahorarory of Dowara kVelght
r man at the Jails of the fiehnylktU. Bereral fire compat
iilee iweoeeded to the epot. iuppoMog the laboratory to
1. help, dardfai hat were agreeably disappointed at finding
. ‘M ware W+
;i ? Oaiuoe«.—Tbi? amount of damage and loss
. of orofifeyeataed fy/tSa fire aV Richardttm’a mllll
s#nr,ruXfghth streat, on Thursday evaniog, has been
estimated at abont' $203, which is folly covered by in
snranoo In ths Gommonwealth fire Insurance Com
p«»y.
■-> e i The Conquests op the Pbn/V-A leoturo
on thlssobjSot will bo delivered by Mr. William DUan',
1 of this city, .before the,member* of the Philadelphia
LlbratvOompaDy, abnqt the middle of next week- r Tbe
subject and the speaker should prove alike attractive.:
' Dowk-—A womau named Marga
ret Gillespie w a knocked down br a horse; as abe was
croiUDg ihe street. yesterdnjAfteraeon. and had her
elbow fractured. - She,was taken to St. JoaepMs Ho«pl
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
The Moncy Maiket. ■
' '' FbilisApsia Dm. 10, 1858.
The manager* of the Williamsport and Blmira Rail
road Company held * meeting. yesterday, at,’which it
to pay lacaih the coupons falling doo on.,
thaiflrst.day of January next. We understand that
there are pet a few parties ho'dlog oonpons of the year
165$ who haye not yet brought them to the official for
the'purpose hf funding them, in aeeordanee with the
agreement under which the proof ode of the road daring
thlsyev shonld go toreUerlng the company of Sts ora*
birrtselag floating debt. It is manifestly the interest of
the holders of the oatstanding oonpons to comply at ooce
with this arrangement, that the accounts may be .closed
up. The arrangement has been a very happy one for all
parties. The bondholders hare reeeJred tbe benefit of
it la the Increased Value of their bonds, the company
has been released; fiom; the piymeot of exorbitant In
ter?aton the floating debt, and the efficient and untiring
president of the road haa beai) left at liberty to derote
tbo whole of his energies to the interests of the road,'
the result* of which are apparent in the -increased In',
ocme and the comfortable financial poaltionof the com
piny, compared with Its condition In past years. •
The Interest of the State of.TWnols due on the Qrst
Monday of January. will he paid oh that day at the
banking fir-use of MeestaJ Ketohnm, Hows & Co , No
40 Kxohsnge*placo, New York. The transfer boo Vs
will close on the llth’lnßt. The Chicago DttnoeraJ
aays: ■ , -•_» -
“ Eastern taporfl ought to notify the creditors of the
Btateof Illinois that, upon tbe first day nf-jatusry
nekt/nine, hundred thousand dollars will be divided
upon sacbjbond* as tnty be presented at the comp
iroller's office in our state. As, on such occialo.ni, but
*ew bondage ginetally presented. therein no dt>>iht
but there be more thinupokie enough to jay the
▼aloe of every bond p-"&eutrd Should th'c ioon»y not
all be taken, our p opie will take prompt measures to
g*t rid of the two-mill tax, which has slwajsheen an
unpopular ohe. If this word our State might
fail to meet Its Interest, and our bonds would fall again.
It is to be hojied that every bondholder of Illinois will
send on and get his pay.”
The movement of the banka In the four principal ci
ties of the IJilon, IcKwhlch weekly reports are made, as
shown by their last statements, is as follows
Doans. .^Deposits.. Spaolo. Olroulatlon.
N. York, , . - .
Beo 4 89.541,200 27.407,728 7,837,517
Boston, > ' '» ,7 '
Dee. 6 57.678.912 , 22,881,348 9 664,716 7,149,786
PhHadel. * ' 7 • ■
phla, do. 26.195,609 16,663,661. 6,439.795 2.721,111.
N. Orleans, -
Now 27 ,18,082 671 22 866,473 14,426.314 . 7;233,244
Total..'ss2J 976,416 161.901,671 67,888.661 24,941.038
LMt weok 220,471,797 147,601 335 67,240,439 24,176 202
The following is the om rial ptadement of the depoplte
and coinage at the United StSWB Branch Mint at New
Qrjeaua dariog the tuontlt of November, 1868;
■* Dspoetts ’'"'
California gold $10,068 74
Oo*d from other sources. 6,063 67
Tot»l gold deposits $16,132 41.
Silver extracted from Cal, gold.. $67 42 ;
Silver from other sources 230.988 89
Total deposits .7.... $231,056 01
Total deposits. $247,188 42
4.260 double-eagles.
444,C00 hatf dq law..,
280 000 dimes
600,000 half dimes....
Silver bars....
Total coinage and bira $406,34!) 81
The following is the amount of Goal trauiportod on
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad during the
week ending f hntflday-, December 0,1863
Prom Port C1rt0n.......
** PottarlJJe
« Schuylkill Haven.
n Auburn
•« Portollnton...«.»
Total for week
Previously tbtf year..
" Total.
' To samo time last yfiar.
' The tollowiag is the amount ot Coal transpoVwd on
tbe EchuylhiU Navigation, for the week ending Thors*
dar.Decerober 0 1863
1 Tool. Qwt.
11 656 10
8,166 10
21,637 00
2,949 00'
From Port Carbon.;«*4«
t< PotUvlHe...
ft' Schuylkill Hutoa.
<(' PortOUnton..
Total for ttaweek,. : 88,208 09
Previously this year.***** ,1,263,001 11
T0ta1.,................
; To same time last year.*....l*2o7»lilP6_
Ooal'sbtyrienls tyefr th«' r Huntingdon and tfro«d Top
Moußtjkrn iiUrdid. fof tbttVeeV:finding' December T:
i\ i ft evlonsly this year. ... j, (1 U jj \
Total this year 97 240jf ' *«
To same date last year. 74,760 “
lnereaw fl tow.
PHILADELPHIA BTOOK BXOUAHGE BALES
C December 10,1858,
t*£O*YKD BTHARLET, BIOTTS, & 00., SANX-XWni, 8»00Kl
•>BD *XOnAKOK BBOEBBB, XOEtHWBSV OOBVBk TSIBD
■ OHB9IBOIfITB*aiB.
• ; ; - a PIBST-I
:42410 PenoaSs lcer^S#
600 01ty6sUftP3cer 99#
.200 do k 9S"M%
300 do new CAP 103
200 do .103
£O3 do . 103#
1000 El R Ist m 75.b5 72#
-10C0 do ;,.b5 72#
rIOOO do b 5 72#
2000 d 024 mt7i.. 52
1000 do Chattel 10a 68#
69^
1000 do ..69
3000 2d£3dfltßTß,.-. 93
1600JlJBB-105.,,b6 87
do M 87
sotr ?J 4 do ' V.V.V,... 87
4000 Cant & Anxos ’BB .
3Jy a 86 i
400 Wllmß6B.sswn 103#
8 Hafrisbarg B;,. 68#
6 N VennB#,
. r** -bBXWSSN BOABBS.
o9# IIMO-K'mlra Chut 10s 69';
1000 NPeonaßlOS.. 87 . j 15 pskayl Bar../ I .* 9;
' *; O£OQ{(D BOAKB; , v
600 Oily 6sRO&P,. 99# 1000 SohN«Tlm6a,b6 74;
600 - do 1 I>&P.. 00# SQOOiUhlz h Tnl B6j 87#
1000 • do nevrO&P 108# 2COO-Tenn6s oenpons 82#
2500 N Pennaß 0a... 68 IQ Oity Blr». \Mj» 46 1
2000 do b 6 68 60 Plan Bank Ten ;
1000 21fc8d Btß Ts. j 98 . r bfiwa 106
4000 Sehyl Kir 6a >B2 73 2 Harrisburg 8... 68#
4000 do SdyslS 8 do 68#
10t»?^'db^i-iv. i ’..‘.b6'73.: 60 Beadß.s6wnftint 26#
ICOQ Penna B2djn 6s 02# 10 Oam ft ftro.-.r.. I’T;
' 6000 -Hasletdri bonds; 8l ■- * /r MinehMß.;Wya 62*
4000 do-. T ,91 *.,8 V* do, 62
QLOSINH PRICES-FIRM. i
Bid. AsUd: ' ' Ü BHMM
Phiues ' 99#100 Bofi Navlmp 6s. .74 74#
do B 09#100 , BohNav Btbok.jr-8# 9;
do' >r New..103-IoB# do 'Pref}..:.’.l7# 17#
Penna 6s ...96# 98 Wrasp’t&Blmß.lO# 10#
Beadingl dff : Wljrtmt«,72# 78#
do Bdfl’7o..BV 86* do %S 62 62#
.. do -M4tfi* , 44.94# 96# liongJsland If* 11#
do db 'M.74# 76- Qlriardßank 31# 12 =
Pennaß,.42# 42# LehOoalfcNat...6o# 60#
do latm 05...108#105# N Penna 8...'/.. 8# , 9
do 2dm 6a....92 93 ; do ~6s 62J# C 8
Morris Gao 00n..47# 49# )New 0re<k...... # ' #
do Prof, 108 108# OatawlflBa ~8....'6# 6#
SchuylNatM*B2.72# 78#|Lehlgb Z1pe...,.!• 1#
Weekly Review of the. Philadelphia
Markets.
[Reported for The Press.]
< ■ ■- * > PfIILA&BLPnU, Dec 10,1868.
The Produce market* show, very little alteration
tinea the'date - of gur- last work!/ review, ao<l burines*
has been very Inactive. Barkis not Inquired for, and
dull. Breadstuff* have beaii veryqaietl Floor, and
"Wheat have updergone no change. Corn Is lower Coal
ic Arm, and the demand, bath for home ns* and.to flop*
ply the Eastern markets, is good.. Oosee tafirm, Sugar
and Molasses are dull, and thy latter rather lower. GqV
top Is in good demand, Pish
lib firm, Ifaclterel are raider' higher.' Bides are bet*
fer/lmt'tbeiols ne stock to operate ln. '; Hojps
! hatter "demand.' ‘-The 'riron 'rnarket continues firm.
Leather, -ha* an'upward - tendency; Lumber attracts
mere attention"; Naval Stores we quiet; and Spirits of
•Turpentine,' has .further declined- .Oils—Linseed is
better; but' Fish Oils' are' unclosed. : Fml|toax
pre looking ln eonseoueuqe of- the excite
ment in the Hog'market tnroughonVthe West.’ In
the Bry-Goods trade there is no, important /change
to notice, but business is more than usual
at this season, and the prospect for an early opening of
the spring trade very good. ' Brown Cotton* ? are steady
and’ firm, although not rpry aotlve, with jlghtstooks o f
all .-the - leading styles both’ here. and. at the Best;
Bharhcd goods are also very firm; and .prices are fully
ten per oent. higher'than at the dose/of $he /spring
sales, *ns holder! npt an|ioqs.'to *©}! qt.tbeso rates
Of Pilots there are t no new styles openasyet; the' dei
maud for all kinds Is moderate, but better than usual so
late in the season; prices of. the light goods are'weli
sustained, and the dark good* keep well sold up, most
of the desirable lots of print styles haying been dosed
and quiet,
but iliere is no disposition to forcpyales, the impression
being pretty general that prices will be, better ts soon
as the trade opens.. AU staple Woollens, are, flrmand
advancing, but business Is inactive, the stocks of low*
priced: goods .being dps«d only/ Balti* dull'.
Clover seed—There is a fair business . doing l: tut>t a
deoline on iast week’s. quotations. Tallow, .Teas, ant.
Tobacco" are quiet. Wool is in moderate request and
prices are stiffer. < r ; ■ j? *
;HBBASg^ITFfS are 'without any rery material
ebapgfl deft our last .weekly reylew, bqt the
for Fleur Is of' a meagre character, and mostly confiued
to tho wants «f theretaiiers 1 and'bakers. The sales,
-however,* include some.OtfS.QpO bbls at ss*l9# ©5 96 &
bblfof'superfine $5.6005.76 for extra, and $5 BTX©T
f>r extra-familyand fancy lota, according' to quality.
Shippers are not in-the market at these flgnrea. The
rreelpts.aqd stacks are and Wk«t dull.
By« Floor hte hot been much Inquired for, ana 800 bbls
ooly sold *t&.& bbl. "CornMyalls dull, abd'salo* of
800 bbls Penhsylvanla terfotlc6*ts3 26 bbl,at which
rate it is freely offered.: Buckwheat Meal is sailing at
$2.60©2.76the 1001b*. .M =... .. * ..
1 ThbfoUowipg are the'inspCetioqs of Flonr and Meal
for the week ending .Thursday, December 9,1858- -
Balf Barrels of Superfine....::,;,.,' 60
Burets of Superfine, .12,488
t ;Dp. • Kps -ll
Do. ByiT.iiw.. i.; . 163
•Do. ' OornMeal...., * *444
> Ds.., . Oondemned■ vsf
Total *... i. .18,884
■■ WHEAT;—The receipts continue light; but the de
mand bah’fallen off; saUJi comprise about 90,000 inlets
ranging Jrom 180 to isQpperbu for common tdoholce
rid; and-180 to 146 e for wh!tB»ThMndlqif'some'mixed at
120 to 1260. Bye-la in good demand for dlatllllng/and;
is taken on arrival at 76a tet Delaware,- and 80s for
Pennsylvania: Old Odra has' been scarce and In fair
demand- at 80o85o: the supply is betterr'and
prioes have declined-materiaUr/with’ sales 01-25,000
bus to' note- afioat, C 600856 for
white,and »«720 for iniiedJota/Oatsarolu good ref
quest/16,000 ihiu-Delaware; Jersey; and; Pennsylvania
apl4at A;OQflTbtmprime wewTork Barley Sold
at 87c; and Malt attl per btt/vfiome
a miU feed sold 8* 10W ft»e 700 Ibsfor'shortsV sm.-* ?
-- PBoVlBloNB.—ThoMnarket for tbe; Hm product
tends'upward'. < Hess Pork' is- selling >b $l7-T6©lBi
cash and Short tune''Prime is worth Sl6 50; and City
Me*a Beef at;8l6o16 60. A sale-of beef Hams-was
made-at 816 bbl. Dressed Hogs command 6oß#c
lb, cash, as in condition. : Bacon—The demand has
been limited, both riot the. eDy trad* and the Booth',
and the atockllght > Sales of Hams.ln lots, at 10©)2e
for plain and fancy cured: Sides at 9jgo,.now
10c; and Sbonldera-at at Bc. BaUqS
Meats—Ko sales to eatabllsh prieea. (Lard—The o**
maud fs limited, but prices; are cbetter, with «al*s.;of
tierces and bbls at llall#o.. and kegs 12c. ..Country.
Lard sells- at JOm'Ouo. Butter-Is lower, and-solid
packed dull atlOOlta; 801 l sells as wanted*tl6elBc,
Obeste: is steady at 7080 fi>, and Bggt at 21©220
do*«n. - *<- 3^’-;:-.
METALS.—The Iron market is firm, but rather,less
active/ Of Plg.Metal the sales are 800 ton* No.l at
$2B ton, 6 moOths/alot of Forge: rold atsl9, oash;
and Scotch Pig at $26, 6 jnonths; Gharooal Bloom|
brought on time; I No .'change In
Iron, aedth’e sale* moderate. Lead Is dull: a sale or
Virginia was made at $6,76, on time without interest,,
equal to cash; Galena is held at $6 87# .the 100 lbs.
Copper Is not Inquired for Yellow Sheathing Metal Is
selling at 31o,0mon;ni, •- ?■
;BABK —QaeTdtron comes In more freely, and hold*
. era are more anxious to sell, bat the domaqd has fallen
off, and No. lls nominal at $303? ton Tanners Bark
Is steady at previous quotations.
BEESWAX —There is very little inquiry, and good
Yellow sells slowly at BiaB3o Jb, _ ....... 1
CANDLES—City made adamantine are netteri with
sales in lots at 20a210, on time Bperm and talloitf
candles are,quoted at 40©420 for the former, and lltfo
12«cV ft for the latter.
COAL.—The demand Is good for domestic me to go
East, bnt the soarolty of vessels restricts shipments to
that quarter ; the receipts are fair and prioes firm at
$8.50a53.60 for white, and $3.60053 60 3? ton for red
ash coal, by theqargo. No sales of bituminous coal are
reported.
COFFEE.—The market ty firm, and some 6,000 bags
Bio have been sold at llifollX o mostly at 11X°< on
time; SMl.bags l2q. aOObags triage at o#o,
and 1.000 bags fit. Domingo, at a price kept reoret.
, -COTTON has been in fair demand bnt at rather lower
prices, with sales of 1.200 bales to note, chiefly Uplands,
at 12A(e for Middling, up to for Middling fair,
cash, closing firm at the latter figures. - -> _
The following is the latest crop movements:
v 1868. 1867. , 1860 1856.
Reo’ts at P0rt5....1,222,000 614 000 947.000 984,000
NX. to G. Britain 816 OQO 223.000 172,000 327,000
Ex. to Prance: .162,000 66,000 89,000 114,fC0,
EX. to Other F.P 66 000 88,0C0 48,000 76 000
Total exports 648 000 817,000 304.000 617.000
Stookouhand 604 000 328.000 610,000 432.000
Of which during the past week, indaded in the above:
Bee'ts at Ports 188,000 164 ,COO 103 000 124.000
Ex.toG Britain.... 64,0C0 92,000 24 000 46,000
EX. to Pranoe 27.000 8.000 18 000 18.0:0
Ex. other P P 36,000 6,000 J 3.000 13 000
Total exports 08,000 85,000 46 000 76,0*0
1 DBUGB AND DYES are dull j among the sales are
some rf-fined Borax at 19©!9#0; Sofia Ash at 2X02#0,
and JLogwood on terms kept private,
FKATQgRS.—Good Western are Beilin* at 60c
FIBE4 —The market is firm, aod the leadline; of prices
upward; the Bales howerechaTe been oo&Qoed tostore
lots,at4lo®lo 60 for No. 1 Mackerel, $l4 60015 for
No. 2 and $lO®lO,6Q for No. 8. Codfish have advanced
©4V«, aad an Inroico was disposed of from the
wharf at former rato Pickled Herring are'selling at
$3.260fi 60 SP bbl, as to quality. • •
FRUIT.-Bdnoh, Raisins ae scarce 'and .wanted at
$2.3202 aLd half and quarter ,box»a>t pro
portionsto rates. Havana OraDges eall.at $6 bbl.
Domestic Fruit is dull} Green Apples range lrom sler>4
bbl Dried Apples sell at 7®7)4c, andßeaches atlOo
12c for unpared and 35017 for pared.' - Cranberries com*
maod sloal6 bbl, ae In quality.
FREIGHTS Sre dull \ to Liverpool the only engage,
ments are Olorerseed at 22s 6d, Cotton V 4, and Beards
dP'tieros, To London we quote at 20a ton. To Sen
Francisco tbo asking rates , sre 830850 foet.; West
India freights are unchanged > To Boston the rates are
22c bbl for Flour, Cc bus for Grain, Oo foot for
measurement goods, and $202.26 qp'. lon for Ffglroc.
Coal veasels are rcaroe and In demand; to New .York.
$11201.16, has been paidj to Boston, $2 £So? 60j to
Bridgeport, $1 60: to Providence,sl.76; to New Haven,
$1 so; Neit Bedfoid, $1.20; and B'ohmond, Va', $1 60
Sfftoxr.,.' ~
' ■ GINSENG.—Both Crude and Clarified are fl m at full
prices : the former Sells at 60066 c
GUaNO.—There has been nothing doing, but prices,
are the same.
HEMP. is very qniefc; a sale of undressed. Wes’ern
was made at $l2O Aff ton, on tituo. <•
. HIDES —Thera U little or nn stock left in first
hands, and prioea tend upward -
HOPS sell more freely at 120.18 a qp lb, as in quality,
the latter for floe Western, i
-LUMBRR.—There is more doing in white and yellow
Pine Boards. A cargo of Georgia Flooring sold at $l9.
and one of yellow-sap do at $l6. Laths are' selling at
$1.600160 VM.
MOLASdRS is Unsettled, and lower; sales of-Cuba
Mu'ooYadobavo been made at $26027c, Boston Pyrnp at
880402 t and New deans at '40a360 oh time, the latter
to arrive, . .
.... 985'C00 00
..... 222 000 00
.... 28 000 00
.... 26,000 0
SJMOOOOO
46,610 81
, NATAL STORES.—SaIes of Common Bosln are re*
ported at $1.4601 60, No. 2 at $2 26. aod a low grade
No. lat $2 6004 t? bbl. A sale of Tsrwts made at
$2 50/ Pitch is bald at $20212)4 IP bbl. Spirits of
Turpentine is lower, with sales in lots at 60c, cash and
short time, but at the close prices are stiffer, • - ■
OlLS.—sperm atd Whale ore held with more firmness,
but the demihd'‘ i itf ’confined to store lots. Linseed is
bitter and selling at 600. Lard Oil is steady at 900 for
Winter.
• PLASTER Is dull, a cargo of soft' sold at $2 76, and
hard at $2 60 qp ton. .< . v
RICB The demand is limited, bat prices are steady,
with sales of 250 ca>kß at 3T®Btfo V-ft, short .time,
for ordinary and good quality.-.
BALT —About 6 060 Sacks Liverpool Ground and Fine
have been told bn terms kept private ’
PEELS.—Olovereeed has been selling more freely at
the late'declinepales . comprise B,COO bus at $606 76
l'or inferior .to, good ahd primequality.' Timothy is
wortV.IS/anddomeattb Flaxseed $1 6001,66 bus.
.BPlRlTo.—.Brandy and Gin aredull at pretiout quoted
rates, but in Domestic Spirits there is » better feeling,
A sale of Peach Bfaudy was made at s9> i N. E.Rumia
selling, In lots, at 33«r87c; Whiskey is in good request;
sales . are making > at, 26)4 ®2Be for Ohio. 24)4 for
Eas too, for bhds,' and 23)4 ot4o I° r urudge ,
' SUGAR.—Tbe markethae be»n ver? quid*, but prices
are firm; 160 hbds Cuba sold at 6#070, 260 nh’ds Porto
Rloo at 6)407)40, and 2CO hhds new crop Orleans
70fl)4o, ontime. ‘ u " ''•' a ‘
■ TEAS are rither firmer, hut tbe demand is limited to
the wants of the trade at ftriLprioeS;' ' ' . -
TOBACCO, la moving 'off in a email Way at previous
qhdtatt' hk : obtefly'vrithtii the'range of 6014 c for Leaf,
and 16026 c IP, ft for Manhfcfctut ed - *
, TALLOWIa-dull; with further sales of clty-rendared
"ifeMsUjpV'e - <VI ■
WOOL —The market is quiet but firm, and prices are
stiller, but the sales' limited to about 320.0QJ Jbe from
40 to 66c for common to fiaefleece, and 270280, net,
for unw«M4i
. Tons. C«ft.
. '10,499 07-
.. 2 416 00
: 19.641 06
1 838 02
. 6 721 18
41,018 18
14 608 04
.1,801,860 00,
• | :
. °?? , Tnroß^BaHPAßEa.—Never, In r
he of its .meteorological gymnastics, did the r
weather take a happier, the benefit of our store- I
keepers in geheral/|md:<' Venders of holiday goods In J
particular, than in'the glorious clear sky it presented |
4n tie west on Wednesday evening, and the keen, solid, i
crisp wintry state of the atmosphere,that has since fal- j
lewed. Prom morning till night on Thursday and J?ri-*|
day, our leading shopping thoroughfares were thronged,
and the well-filled stores upon them presented an inter* I
eiting succeiislpn of bujjrecenea /'Part.of the time yes-' J
street, was, as certain .points,, almost I
impassible, and' until a late hou/last evening, the I
stores which oqntinncd op^n/were drlving a rushing
business:. Chestnut street throughout.never presented.'!
>a morCjattractive:holiday display
tfme,' and the same Is true of Second, Arci, Bpring.Gar-f I
den streets, and other business localities. A rare her- I
vest for those who are shrewd enough to make
h*Hday preparations’ knbwn to th"® pubiic, through the ]
OQlumns of Th* paias, maybcjsafely anticipated b«* r
tween this and the 26th. ' - " |-
Grahd Holiday’ dpXKBfB —W« Jtave hereto-.
fore had occasion to ‘nolice" fiv6rably the gents’ for-: I
nUhlng house or Mr. J. Burr Moore, Nos v landB North
Sixth street, and would now call attention'to a/chnst- 4
mas « QpeningV to take place* there'onTuesday morn*
ing next, wlU doubtless largely attended, es~J
peolally by
lords and «* will
ooniUt'qf ouc;of tb« most extensive and superb displays J
of gentlemen’s .wrappers., .eve*, offered to]
the publlo.* ' Their’ smoking'bspd art creitldg a senul
iioD. ' .'--r* -*i ' : I
12 N Pen0a8....,v; > 83f
7 MlnehiUß..V;;. 62
10 Scbuyl Nar...... 9
iIOO Beading B 26
100 do .26
ISO do 20
100 do 26
100 do 28
60 do 26
100 do riiwn&lnt 26
190 do s6wn&lnt 26
100 —do? ....;sswn 28 ' -
60 dq ......cash 26
100 do.- cash 28,'
'6O . do' 26- '
100 . do. ......cash-.26]
100 ' do ...v.'.caeh 20 .
16 do : 26K
100 'do b6wnAlnt 26tf
100 do hi 26)tf
100 fio ~.h6 26^
Seasonable.~of course, nothing oan he regard
ed as seasonable now th*t has no referenced the ap-‘
proaohlng holidays. Tfco elegant stook offtneoohfectto4-
erjrin the establishment of Messrs. E. G.White? an & Co,-,
according to this role, la the moat seasonable thing ire
know or. ' Their., luscious ’sugar almonds, choice*mlx
tures, cream bonbons', ‘fine chocolate preparations, and
every oiber coneeiyabie.eonfeoiion, are th?
purest material!, and temptingly to please thp
palate.* • -a " -4
To lii^KS.—At thla season of the year, the
quegtiga i# o/tea aifced, M f Wh«eshall ife purchase our
jaiaj” y As.wq w not Judges of jt\e article, and there
is so’muoh deception practlcedinthe Jui
shall we find a reliable farrier _;0 w_axuwsr,llr,"go".tQ
Oakford’s, No’ fi24- stieet/belotr Bgrenth
itrest, who hare the largest and Veit' stock in the city 5 ,
and are able to esl\ oheapsr than any other establish
Rent, being thVFjui
they sell. You, therefore, will be boyo to got the yfQjXh
of your money. 1 l *‘ 1 "■ ,v ' T
'Lonn NAriEn and Me: Lyons'.—Lord Napier,-
it la understood, has written a letter to the Hon. Mr.
Lyons, thO‘gentleman who h to'itooMirk/n the
lordship admoi*
his successor of the snags he may run foul of in
the Yederal City. 'He also f iyeiMiim much wholesome
fdriee In other matt*w. as -YeHowpiusi
it,, Milord aaauraa Mir .-Lyons, that to be much
•thought of in the United States it is essential that h*
should procure his garments at the Brown Stos* Cloth-
Ing Hall, of Eockhlll dt v W ilson. Nos. 60S andWQhwti
nut street, aW Six h,Philadelphia?. 'V*i
folks;differ !
We tobacco. The Hindoo takes to iime. The
children of this county delight in candy, those of Afri
ca In rock i yMnohjasn, ‘lgoe*his;length” on
fried frogs, an Baijulmaux Indian thinks tallow the eld
max of luxuries, aad Ve perrersely pewlrt In believing
the only plaoe,where elegantclothing may. bo obtained
Is' at the’.'t Old ffranklin • Halt 1 Clothing Smporliun” of
.a.’H:lldridge,"Nd : 3n ; OhV^|t;tdWtv;V?T‘i£§ l
; 1 Consxdbb *h* QrqWt? orOpiin’aN-in themind
pr man how crudely the opinion Is flnt formed in his
thoughts T how 'hV'ls affected bydtscasaion* with Ms
friends; by controversy slncere oppohentsjby
spme remote analogy' inpraentlife',' or pastliistcry;
how sti ange 5 to Say, when hismthd hsw*appar*ntly
.beendlsehgsgedrfrom tho'shbject,<hoffnds all of a sud«
dftn,gr6St growth prebangs of-opinion -has beenffoing
pn in him,, so that it sterns as if he
he had been sleeping-rand hei
the consciousness that whatererybody else says musi
be the he&t.slo&ing msdeis actusllyby thal
prince of tailor*,'GßANtjLii fi^bksBjNd?il^«pheiteni
V S[OBSBi?SBEKB> EoBffJjJHCTq .&o**W :
opei\edwith auentlranoW and. extensive.Msprtment of
housekeeping good*; K*ch
f ipe of 4 1
Britaanla,Block Tin, iftndPUhisJifil.Wue 5 ;,„*>£/ * \
Plate WaT^fsf*oii«^ffiti,‘*o;. |
Fine Ivory Carferf and-Steels j- gansj
andOleavers; "i |
Ladles’ .'Work BUpds of finn styl'e and
ffufsh; * J
At tho 8. W. eprnerof; Second andßnck streets.' l l
-? U* ?-v-Jl.’B;'Pamoj('& Co. i
Tdb HokcKpATßitrSwEEraß sweepsfioors, oi|
olothß,and)aU'klQds of op
injuring, the earpet.<-'Bold'by B. Oar*yl;Tl4 Chest
nut at^eeL-,?rie» - .
BE3T"TBEBUB^PI.AraB:/
Porksj'fipoona'jlAdlesv ;
, Tpgj Ueegcft, and FrultKnlTes,'
;:Cistors/Oake andPrult
'.Tea Bets, Urns, and- BoupToreenji, arc manofactuied
b fi&.Wi Qakejij 714 Chestnut
liADibs* Fobs, !
JD" A'‘single applloatiou' reudera the hair (no matter
how stiff and ,dry) soffc.nnd glossy for several days. It
is conceded by all who haye used iL to be the blit and
cheapest HairpreatingAn the World y , \
Prepared by ~
■ JOSEPH BURNETT A 00., Boston. ,
Uy For sale by dealexs generally at fifty Cents a
‘A* , -‘i* *V*5 j
We here jnst rcceiTedi ty iale airlyiOßV * farther ad
dition to oor of Fo>», Sable*,
Mtak B*M* and'other v ri(& Fur*. ;«tofthW6 will «ih at
fVejy, low f rtceif- lisdlen wiUplMaeeall at 5-y p * / J
5 ’.‘V’ i
SKPH aEIUM I to lll<i lAHE BOTMKairarttigti
1,. iut.-, Mtb<:Btoiail«j.M. i in;Blitii6ui«i
morly'ol M*rJt»rb’,‘ Mt4|!.i to ASOT* B.”lIABTIH, <)/
Camdan} ■ tMag&adhngetifp ape j aeopy] l;?U i j
On the26thNovemberJistj » fierce short illnete.ni
hie residence, near CArdeoes, lel&nd-of Cuba, JOHN
Uaq , only.-rbrother or-H».'Oi O.’ Yen'fWylik,
of thi» elty;\v,> xj v* i-"> . *#’:
9th. .1868, . lira. MARY t.\
* j 1 **•»
The friend* ofthe fAmUy wo respectfhlljr invited to
•Vend heitftthSriU.wlthbut’flirtherjnotfeef from her
Uto reiidfthceV'Ho.v647-r?mibuV street, on blonder
morning,* ihe J 18U» instant,'♦Elo Vetoes. !?¥anertlsto
proceed to'l/aorelHilK E\ "£>. Vfffraa jy. h *# 5
On Thnr»d»y mornl9g/<}inOH4HL - W.'JLfiS, In the
70thysar.of hl&.age. ' v i v
Funeral, this (Saturday)afternoon,"at % o’clock Pi
M., from the rteldsnee of his Dir*V.Jluuui Ash\
Herman street' Germantown, without farthernotice. 4
On the Bth iu«tant;MAGGIE W.YEAGEB, in the
10th -year, of feer age* at .the realdepee-of. her,-father,
Henry Gratobo* Bucks county, Pa. 7/
..The relatives and’ iriea(U'of . in*
▼ited to -Attend the funeral,- c withou trfnrtheP-botlce,
from the reatdenoe'ef 0/ Horae,- No £ 28 North filerenth
•treet;ihis (Satutday) morning,atlOo’bloek. v ' Tupro'*
eead to Monument - *' '
On the 6th instant, \ Mrs; 'BRIDGXT - MoGINLBY,
aged7o jews T ****-» . -
The relatives and friends of the family are
fully invited to, attend the funeral, frota her late
residence, Brasler’s avenue/between iwehtyithirtLand
Twenty-fourth streets/on Sunday afterhoohj at' 1
o’clock. To proceed to Cathedral Cemetery; A f
- On the ereningof.the Bth short 111*
neas, Mr*. MABOaBHT .SHOCH, in the 84th year of
her age. - .• * <•» -•/ c-i _
The relatives aridfriends Of J the family are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral, from the retldence of
her son, Geerge.Pt Shook, Ho.-, 940, Northßerenth
Btreet.on Uatidayaftiruooh/at2 o’clock. :
Suddenly, on-the'7th'ioetarit;--'<JONRAI> COLB>
BOWE& in the 68thyearof hisage. •
The relatives'and friends of:tho family are respect*
folly,invited to attend .the funeral,- from his -lste
residence, Market streot, west of Moore, 'West Phila*
delphia, on Sunday aftfernoonV at lo’doek. To pro
ceed to Asbury^Miß.Ohttmh. l . n- * g
i -OnTnundaymorning^th«9thinstant, Mr. MQSBa
McIIHANBY, after a-liogerihg illness, in the 33d year
of his age. - .
His' iricnds and those of the family, arc Invited
-to/attond the funeral., from the residence of his
brother-in-law, Mr. John H. Nelas, N0,.1117 Fltswater
street,*on Sunday, 12th, at lo’clock P. M ' *
On the Bth instant, Mrs. ELIZABETH MAOHEN,
...
Her friends and those of the family are respectfully
Invited to attehd tbe fuaeral, from the. residence of
Thomaa Soholey, Adam atreot, Frankford. above the
railroad, on fiuuday afternoon, at 1 o'clock. To pro*
ceed to Oxford Church.- r - • *
Oh the 9th instant, Mrs. MATILDA McCOY,‘In the
3Ut year of her age - -
The rolatives and friends are respectfully, invited to
attend the funeral, from the residence’of-her husband,
William McCoy, No, 424 Queen street, belbw Fifth
street, Southwark, on Sunday AfttiniidhtatZto'eUttk.*
Oo Thursday mornlog, MABSH ALL HAMAN.tsged
19 years and 6 months <■ <c Ui.-, ;•
•' The relative* and frionds of family are partlou*
-larly; invited-'to attend the-funeral, from the resi
dence of bis father,James Haman, No. 3 Marble street,
this (Saturday) afternoon;at'2 o'clock,’ --v # ;
" OatTUAnv.—On Thursday,December 9th,WILLIAM
80FFE, in this oity, -;. 1 . ’ . -
The decease* was an old, resident of Philadelphia,
having lived nearly all hia life la the-house in which
he died. He was a dignified gentleman,’ an upright
citizen, And lu all his relations to God and man nobly |
performed his duty. He was a bright Illustration of
the lines of the poet: - f!! -* v ‘ ’* ' •
“ A wit’a a leather..and a chlet'a a rod,
. An honest man's the noblest work of God."
Mr.-Soffe aeiured the affsct-pnate regardand sincere
esteem of a Urge circle of friends'bf that class who are
best calculated-to judge of-personal worthy Unas*
turning in his manners, without pretension in his’de
portment; he was neither more nor less than the man lie
seemed t> he. > The remembrance of him will loeg be
a pleasant memory to those who had. the happiness of
his aeqdalntAtce:- Their regret at hia loss is tempered
by a knowledge of the fact, tbat.deathtohim must be
gain, and t» at in a higher spbete there will be a better
field for the exercise or those manly virtuaa.wlth which
he adorned earth. * ;' - t v.- ‘Wf'D.
flumett’s Cocoulne.
A oompound of Oocovnut Oil, dbo., for dressing the
Hain For efficacy and agreeableuMs, It Is without an
equal. '
It prevents tha kair from falling off.
It promotes its healthy and vigorous growth 1
It is not greasy or sticiy.
It leaves'no disagreeable odor.
It softens the hair when hard and dry. >
It soothes the irritated scalp skin,
,It affords.the richesi lustre,
It remains longest in effect.
BURNETT’S COCOAINE. - ,s
! BOSTON, July 19, 1867.
Masaas. J. Bobmsvt & 06.—1 cannot refase to'
state the salutary effect in my own aggravated case of
yoar excellent Hair Oil—(Cocoaine -)
For many months my hair had been falling off, until
I was fearful of losing i t entirely. The skin' upon my
head became gradually more and more Inflamed, so that
I could not touch it without ‘ paid. This irritated oon-'
d tlon X attributed to the use of various advertised hair,
washes, which I have since been told oontaln c&mphene
Spirit.-' ' • ’ 1 . ;
By the advice of my physician, to whom'yoU had
shown your process of purifying the Oil, I commenced
Its use the last week in Juno.'Thifirst'applic&iion al*
layid the itehtng and irrijAtloq; in three or fohr days
the redness and tenderness disappeared—the hair ceased
to fall, and I have now a UHdt growth of new hair.
m - -, s Yours, very .truly,
' ' * BUSAN B, POPE.
BURNETT’S OOCOAIt*H* J
s < •* * s t*. b exu^
, £';-i
»t a mdactlonof from'fifteen to trentjper ’
o«nt. on ths ron»w .in?«»™t9S.prli»«;: t 6 fof'
Elegtnt Stylos, «tf‘
i!;•:Rost;;H;_£ sins*;N«jr,gjsni,' r .
dll-d «jal _
fortheirKeftltVai aa •
V
i' S,FABINA ORAdKEBS fcomb&M . J ~
lentqiuJltiefaifd *: tr& y'deltghtfaT '--1 -
With hot and eold.dlshe* a£ leuichfthey are part lea.’ '’
:itri 7 al cr > arwell u *l&iQfferZ£3-pihfr r driSk t ■
jaagggsaaaMfe'
ftoSKg&gBttM&
hli name hMforyears beea-afataUler KbttseholdwordJ -
• and~th«o are-bat'few'innttrtdwiicoGtlßeiit>hVhaT»
not exparienoed the .benefit* ©ifJUsCm#! mS&ini
iclentiflcattainments. HiscelebrateddS&viyjS' tie
core efttrer Complaint, DjßjapiU, KjrYcuai ability,:
&o:,ds of gives
the utmost satisfaction In all caaw;itis prepared la
Ihto , coo»ti//Ifr Dr. no, \
dor the name'of Hoofidnd's.OtTrmii.jßitUrt i za& can
Uh*4‘a^elt6^eS;4iB-.i^l^ie'- :^ 4> - ~r<t- .
garage* egewlng , '- •
It*. * - . \ 122 CHESTNUT Street.
Pripepsfa.--There la .4ltea#« ;
which experiencehaa'w amply prOTed tobi-remedfa- :
hjr the PERUVIAN BTRUP
most ioTetcrate formatf thU‘di*©al« hSe He4ifedn>-;>:
pletel/ cured £y tbir*»»dioS§», aaampla'. testimony of •
I eome of onr first‘dtUjSM proTei.'V ' - = '- _ '•'
Por sale,la tlua city,by p. Brownfoarner fifth and .
I Chestnut,” and H award *Oo., comarTwelfth and
I Chestnut. e:|ir fCJ-. <HO-dAW*f
The Greatest Wander of the Ago»—rThh JBan
ATUxfsna, ha Bits
rigorates, restores. apdheanUfies the hair, aod chssges .-
gray hair and vrhUtftia'tothelf ’ Ji '■
is not a Dye, and wiil.uQt ioU the ehm or linen, told
I by atTDragglati, and at of JOL*9 fiiOtL :.
[ 4c. 00., No. 704 tiheetnat street. Philadelphia.'- ,a ‘ St \ .1
. --c. r> -y /v. j-c 'W}- im - 1 - .V
,- dilrerUGai Ceneuatng Stoteal—Unless thtae -
BtoYos.are made in a ptoper manher they are no better
than the v.:' ;
► I.etnploynpnebot rtho be^wortanenfandcjiß’.the
choicest -*£<3 -
.I;warrant:«Tery OaaXonfumer I/mU, tp.be rtn.LT
KQoan .to those I bad.oxi'-’exblbltiott in the Pranhlin :
lartltatef add
admiration of Tisiters-generallj doinmittee.
conceded that «f SILVBR>S GAS
CONSUMING STOVEB were th« bMt In the ExhlMtloh...
' I call attention to the le^erT; 5 ' ,
“ I.hare examined Gaa Oonanmets ’ ma* .
nnfactnred hgMKA'j?. n GaiitiAGßß&,~Ukd proaotmce -
them folly eqhal to ahy Iliata£ eretSean*The Biuala
jniy the wojkmapiUp unst^rpaaied.
The' whdls sUHre' fa\l*y embraoertny lnrehtloir;; I to* \
eommead with pleasare to' ajy Weoda ;
Mr.Gallaghei’s makeofStove*.^^JrS.-SiLTaaL”
:
nos>flmw 1 . . No.pOfi N.^SECONDj s
•
r S»Ta*®?«,*®wlag <-
. >
-1' ; Btrert .: .■/ ..
1 care
u th« slightest difflmitr v,
ofTimthlog£o* ftim&tjjo*
day, '
I^di^ol4' k J ircolwaJ»to4 r wUn*t :: ?K'liao#»’sj ©orne*
«roiWtttaiiaj^l6»f#-WWS«w^V-:'
»U. - -|~ '~*T ~ ' 'y . , ‘~ jl '? -
. Qme-Frice Style*, end -
ja*df. isJkktJba# ,
We murk on loweat Mliiag
on eeek article. Me . ;
■atUfactory, end our oss-raxo* aTsTwil* itxietly *4?-
hwredto. - We V UffT * thii t
dealing, u tkerebrall ere treated alike. r ->> 7
* '' ' • ioifefrfr iSo. t : £--‘?:&
KABXETStmt. <:[
Parrel, Herring, Patent Champion
SAFES vt tfiSahlySafeimsde..ln,the Citywhlchharfty
Bobbed Biuglow, ot tholr "conteutt de"
: rtro’ftd - J- x * V'-' XX .''
! Theirabsciibeni
TU*f Proof Safetfinthlieltjr forneMly£Lre y?*r» pasty
| daringthat
I Safes,atleast, as an?other, make?; doabl«tlxenumber’
j tban twlceajimnyh&re f^-V.
I Ve itoir to" isf of&tr musfutenit b,ui>
'elty, toglv«ihkirsMO toteverf Bath, ©four own mike,
■willobi baa Wen opened.by Bni they will
_! jy»’ ;
. We propose an additJ6nii.ssoo for eTerysafaof out*
make which, baa bad Ita.qontsntsbarned not inacojden-..,
“t*l fires and will give f6PQto&Dy otiier iaSthmtktfs*
tnibla city whowill make o e-iherammer \
~ V T C th|!&s£difi§ry',
, Coon ting-x©6m fiafeito
i dreuiji»tax«»a,a^jseTi^bare!
[ doSfaofb« : where mert’tWn
mended ooi^q^M^A^^^a^Vir^imdrplri^^wir^^aa
thlevem.
Wo will guarani m
aad-rognes,' l& tb^£oney, : any
[.tnrtrban.J.Tro-r‘ '>. .-, c;
~ The SafeadTertitedbj
positional haring been blownop, at SomßtoVn/wsa
not one of onr' make^ 5 nor^watXlt 1 brant* i f iHetrftig , a
Paten t .Champ! onßaf ,‘\Wil
[ der’a Patent^’made many years sgo/and .sod,by Ur.:
[Parrel Srhen acidic-agent for a NewYorkhoosht Yeti'
Iwe do not hesitate to eay,'tfiat Inhere i» FlrerPxoo f
! Safe made in this' market/ soldordinarily ai'sueh) ,
I wh'ch, with .the toolsleft behind .them by the'wgue*
I opportositt,' WeSrill not
[ agree toiopoi} tndesa less tbanons hoar’s time. - -
k -. . PARREL, HERRING, &00 ,
Habere Champion Safes /Burglar
I Iron and hardened steel,
[ityitu j, 'r&~4dy-x^vs-T>
| Savage’s aewing^ehiaes..’-
DOUBLE
it*
I a? J .’V' i *,|e?rTT’’iv ■VV*? -.i-:v'/
I .-“Wlndew Drapery,
I W..: i -BEo(<i T ßtu(.^^<--SuJ.S.
\ :
f r LAIKR.yk •k'k %-
i --r. > s ’-t, WORSTED DAMABKj.i -K :k-
*y. t J{ > s.& , }\
f ; .j; JtßPfl. STOBKB'f B,' < - -.
f T<^^c
:Cartelii^tr&e;,,'V ;£**% - Z ; v~i- t;;
■Owing to tKtf the @e*Sori, ireirlU clobe «mx
onrieeyyCurtilnifiigrntly jCartilas
eut,<: m‘wJe,-,juid. put wpyjowerj.ihiii- prices
a lio,' WHte Lecetiid Mndlo Oo&i&sjof iteijr deserlp*
tjoa, bobght %t Attc^bn t till U£tul
pTlo). ' l Wlßdowfih>d'efl fr
Gothic, Fresco, PUla Liiietv*a4 Oil Oiotl!,#* .wholes
• ifleendwYfcUr' s ‘ -
' PATXOtt’3 CCRTUKEtOHB r
- dS-tepM - 680 OHIBTNOT Street.
. -v-. i. * ■,>--■ i ?<•: -j *
Money Saved bf JBuying Boobs.—ff yon wish
a good Book, with .a Handsome Gift,call at EYANS’S
GIFT BOOS BTOBB. You will not octy get yonr
Books at the regnUrretill price, bnt will receive a gift
tnaddlt'ou, in-no case lesithantO eents, and often of
great vainer ' Any person wishing books wiihout gifts
can hare them>t - ■
EransliMalargerstoclrofßtjuidardimdinireelUneons
Books thanean the city.
Call and examine hts immense Gift Books for
the Holldsys,-At.4B9,Chestn)it:strptt , : ...J d7-6t
Savage’s Sewins Machine*.
DOUBLE THREAD—THIRTY DOLLARS.
r\'t- ?7. -. 723UftB§TNUI Street.
Having Fnnd.—Five For Cent; interest.—
NATIONAL' ; SAFBTY TRUST COMPANY, WALNUT
Street, 8. W. oorser of THIRD, Philadelphia. Money
received In any sum; large or small; and interest paid
from the day-of deposit to the day of withdrawal.
Money is received ahd : payment* ."made -daily.' without
notice. The,investments are .made, in Real Estate,
Mortgages; GroUnd Bents; and sUah' first-olxss secnri>
ties uth charter requires. Office hours, from 9 o’clock
in the merging nntil in 43x0 afternoon, nd on
Monday and Thnreday_ereninirs until 9 o'clock, fee
Bnrnett’s Coceafae.— ;
-7 ** BURNETT'S COCOAINE,
A single application renders the hair-7110 mstter.how
stiff and dry—soft* and glossy for so vend days.' 'lt is
TB* BIST and CbNAPXSX DKKSSIKO IN THI
Wobld. HAZZABD 00., Twelfth*andOb’estnutStc.
Bole Agent. For sale, by denlers generfilJy, at 60 cts pf r
bottle. ' nolO-tf
Savage’s Sewing Machines. '
DOUBLE THREAD—THIRTY DOLLARS-.
li* 722 OHEBTNUT Street.
Grover 8c Baker’s Celebrated Family Sewing
MACHINES. - '
A HEW BTYLE—PRICE. s6o.^ r r
780 Ohisthuv Sthutj' Panopteniur ~
.These Machines sew from tvro a
seam of taequalled strength, elasticity,
which will not rip,’even if every fourth stitch :be out.
They are in tiie:'muket for
amflyuse. ' ' V
oc!6*tf • ;liyBMn‘ro» Afli»opLAa.-Lrri‘ 7.
gsomen’a Saving, Fnnd—-iferthwest earner
of 'Becqnd^;ahd' -Wsinut ™ streets; * Deposits received
.In' mnbll Sad,lar^e„amounta, ftqsi' aU.eUsaes’of the
©ommunltyy- allows f interest at >; .rate., of flT ®
per eeat. per annum/ • v''
. may, be drawn by oheoks without loss bf lnte.
/rest,-. , 7.; 574 7.
office open dall?, from O until $ o'cliwk, find dp Mob*
day and Saturday until 9 in the evening; :JPresl4en’,
Franklln Fell; Treesnm and Be^tey^Oharlea^,
.Menia‘-;- : ''i.’-.-i. --V'»
Savage'* Hewing Machlnpa,-^,' f '*•Z
DOUBLE THREAD—’thirty-dollars.
it# ■" 782 CBBBTNUT.Street,
Edo, tsQpjtforiso.-
UNGER'S ; SEEING , MACHINEScTrPBTORBsvRIC*
BUOBD-—A7 elegtnt jFMnllyiSewingrMa*
the'gTOaAls^kle'of^rices^^wtly
reduced.' 4 Aft who 'want a re-
Uti)le Sewing- Machine, whlri»kae^aw^Bt^krt : repu*
tation’tfor; hf
>z^terl%liare|nTi^d{^qiOall
tha new nuMnsl, .t ths reduced pri«sfl. c»o
-aoi Adi tolx nWM. . IM. SIHSEE * 00.,
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