.. PHtttMIiPHXiWASB oFTBAB*. "3 OBH F.'A'ripigfai jj >•, ''.jg>';.t w ;■■., t-* .. - *" . 41 lit ttiliHiifm.:' 1 Barcjti. ,antes «‘;lj»pi»rJa, &o, KWh IlartJuij A-A Ereberti:!! B *^’ t .;BtKtttl, soon 1 Bri.,o*lMrtt Oout at Africa, Dec Sd ScHcß Hio\T|Br,LW,llltB.,.jii..i....;iOiirifaaaa 1 noon Ppffjuttr, Ou4.au anil ■* f, - 4°on - Ble»m«Up'DBfaiira, do^a } J with miae ana pakNngera,*6 James AjMeraice. rawm •tan M&T*thoa, ortfVkhd aSratftt'irotKt 8 pu’tiie r Leag» ligfiibo*V ;. „ -vilrl*. JSfmaiVßak?T4 9.d*lA< ftornGepe Hajiiep, with i&voSUnd Sorolte atßons. -Lett Gate, all for,Bob* gear Gosb fLdaj&; from firovlifce* towa, with r id<we r to Geo.A Wood. ,>*». v» ••• f tchr, treasurer,, Fibber, Tdaja Cjyam Boston j ■filth oil io 80/tfc A;o4tclay, kAljioodvQfiHth insVoff the Bits Fathom Baos, wfl« xa,coUlslou with schr.lS T Atwood, ' cf ffsUilv.t, sB<l«*rried *wey< jibboom; the B T A feta Realist ro> and *»?* ; i;».-. c-fichc Heme, Datum, 0, days, from Alexandria', With boillo , 'li9wliicd'&Udr' ! |‘ i --o’--* V'. a? t,— 1 -•*Jhr Charm, &kTr’rd*yS rfflm AlSzandfls.rfith deal fo;»o»laodtf OS« • Cobr Geo W Krebs, Kmsrioa; 1 diy fn>m H lfUU]ifito)>J In •ballast to TkOS Wbßster, Jr. •; - ' >■- ;- V 'Botti Heto; Terry' 3 difs from Baltimore: with hidse toTaosWebster; jr^' '-‘V '•’ : " r ./ VScW-Woi 'Gfiorgov Jtjskios.l day from Smyrna,Del; with .wheat to 3 h Bonier 4? Co.' ~ . , \ ’ *ca/ Uinm%? Brooks, -1 day from . New Castler Bel. Jaa iiarratt dtSoii. '’• /', •Bohr JWn > Lauk,Smltfcfl day from"?redeye*, Bel, ifith own to Jlaa ttatratt A Son. > 1 ’’V* l* day from'.OdeM*, Dsi/Vith gralntiChwafUn ft ' - ! -v: ; ' Bohr 0 a: f£MbhorVotub!:fl' t 't dajifrom Salem ( 'wlth xaU»u>iSiptma. '”i:, - • gchr G«o Bdwlud,. Baker, 6 days from Salem, in'bal- td,N t'tort«Tant A Oo.'- '" '' w ' - r ,v‘-' , h ochr r Gnrtitj Id d&yifrom Calala, lumber t v MTrnrapAfion.- '- , ! Soht Adeliaa Tbw&*aad/Towhisibd» from NaWTork; : • . . ‘ ‘Schi* B K'B&VP l , nayh©ir, &om UOBtoh. * .. Bchr B H Bb*noojj f JflarU, from Soatoa. . . . ' Bshr KH Towißwd/Wiillamjg)Jrom floßt<ijD. ' '•' ‘ Bchr Ald, iSoglißhi f ' ' Steamship 'yorir/J ADaeraioe, Sbip bultiD,' Berry," Shabghte,’ Workman & Co. . Bohr., Adeline ; .lfoWujieDd/„TowhMbd,_salTMton, B, Bixitf.' . .*• _« '• ~'Vi ' - « ;. BefurKhVVKelly,* Brotldenob, Crowell A Collins. SeKr 1 ProfidahM, JK filarte* yaotAJOp;/..; :' f Bear George'Bdwrn, Biker, Boston,' ''-'do Scbr B G shanuoa, Harts. Boston, Brown & While. , gohr G J? Bro*n, Bare# A Godibai/. * Schr B Smith, Boaglass, Mew York, Moble, Hammett & CaldeeU, '/.- .•- ~ ./f; . j. i< do • fiehr BB f harp, Hayhew* K York, Beraller A Co, s . Bchr dHOrockarc Preibrey, Twellt & Co: ~£tr JBfihjjf«fV'itatals,Baltimore^AGroreSjJr.' > ~ f' l . rJ v: y>? *>’ i i'* '* • ' (oan*w**tid«jpee of The jpreM:> i ’. * -a 7 &AYBB B 3 GRACB,DevIT;IBSS: There are some boats still coming down the canal. The Wyoming left witird Wats.'aaToliowi: HaryAnn UoOohkey.-nilraadironto Reeves, Abbott lurabsr to : BchnjrlklUj games Bairrett, blooms, 40. to'Cabecn A C°{ 3 Li ogle, ooal to ■i ; - -■ TS^ndanw .y t v r ;>t.-- AhePhEfedeiphU Jbcohsagej . Oa»* Janiko?l>ee: i 7 TbchirattesflAmilton, frdmSt 7ago do Cuba, Charm, from Mew Orleans and two. unknown brigs, west fn this forenoon.K. Thai. for -We*t Indies, 4 and aebr. dos Webstetr,ffOr. CharlMtonMrenttoseathis'af* ternoon. The steamship Kerstone State, for fiavannih, is now goingtOat<iWind W—*we*iher clear and pleasant. vt f w« 5 taoar a* u.VGai»: h ’i~‘t v?; ' ’ .-• --'. v Wy-anrrtKfcm*»TOTj»fr»woa “• v-r-. t w' ,i^i:- s fC*w/-yoaK, Beo l7r ” Arrived, ship Bpamlnondas, fromßtterdamjbuffov Sveatidevfrom LeghoroP The £obr Jobs Bell, of Baltimore, Cspt T fimith, fi’dltz boawTto Newjyorkv-witha cargo'of 'fhet’o, Ac,-wehhvashbre.afght of,the 26th-oH/on'Northwe«t‘ Beef, Inagua The captain and orew 'Were' saved, bat ■ tbe-tesser is m* tctsl- wit saved; aud Captgmtthremained-tasopeTlntond its sale; , -r,- •? *'2 'j •■• - ---s' " •*- • fPeriteameblp Arab?ft.) ' ’ •*- ~ Ar at Liverpool 28th aft, Amerios, (s)‘ BostonV inst,<lndian, Qasbvc. ' 34, *Kang*ros.' fe) Jeffrey, New-York.-r-<v w^rv- v - i-.i -zj .h-.-’ \ ' .•Bid 4th,'Karnakv T (») N *w York’/ Arifcficnth*ajpt>naSth, Yalton, (a) Wotton.K York' fo:*HavroA29tbr Borhs«!ar(o:Ti»ntlns»n f dofor Ham. barg, ■" 2dinst. WYork, ts) Yen fiaaten, do for Bremen; Bid lit, Ariel, '(l)fLadta#?Kow'-¥ork. ■ -. Ar Yotkj-wia it John*i ‘ l ’* ■' ‘ • Ac at BrbtdliaTdjx Sdth.oit, Indianrßmpire.'fa) Cant* teney, Revc YoikforGalway.;7p s ~ ‘ f * MBUO&AMBA. :- » ‘ r ; ' Steamsfifp City of Wew York, Howes, hence, arrived at Boston lUthlnsty mv ' ■*» ' • . • Steamship City of Washington, Petrie, cleared at Hew Yoik yesttrdsy for Liverpool.-. 1 •'/' ' - bt;amihfp Yhiladdiphia/hloArran, bleared at K York' verteeday for Havana and Mew Orleans. hence, arrived at N York yesterday, 't ffehip Tatearora, Danlevy, henee,- arrived at Liverpool ,2d InatV' 4 «•■■- •-- * J 1 *' fihlp B H Dlxer, Blxey iaUed from Liverpool Sd Inst forßbllsdelpbia.* - 1 * ' Ship’ W .Y- Kent Wilcox, olesred at Charleston 14th Imt for Liverpool, .with 1974 baleS'cottop, 615 bbls and 1180 sacks floor) and 688bbla rosin'. ! ' ‘ •Ship Wabderer,fratn New York for SanYrtnciscb, wss sp?ken Uih invt; Ist 88 22, long 66 86 48 hoars out. ■ fihip Herkld, CTOVrell, cleared at Mew York yesterday for Calmtoo. 6Bip Tsar. Falea.Xroni Rio de Janeiro, at N Orleats mu tost, v'; r : fchip. Geo Lee.Bmtow,from .-Calcutta for Boston, pis&ed Highland Light IP M IfitU twt. Ship. FioJaod, Pott; from LlTsapohl for Neir York, arrived at Charleston ltohintt. in distress.. . . Ship Caqtus Back, Olark, from NewYoik, arrived In the Straits of Suada Sept 29. w -'z Ship Oriental Ifblpple, from Boston, arrived in the StraitsofBundAB*Pt2£. , M ,• ‘ •,. \ * cbow-foojeept2s,; iv, ,• - - - Barqoe £ K Kane, Hewitt, hence, via Richmond* for Bio do Janeiro, was wrecked at sea about 26th nit.' The ship Sportsman,' at New York 16th lost, from Leghorn, makes tbefoHbwiogreport In relation to the disaster; Dao lOjlat 2468, - long 6228, spoke barque Ceres, of Yarmouth, Bio, 40’ days from'Bristol, Bog, for Savan nah. Took from her Frank Petoni, James Dleup, and John Connor, allot whoa were seamen belonging to bsrqne £ K Kane.<whlob vessel waawrreoked 14 days previous The £ belonged to Philadelphia, end was from Richmond, with a eargo oi Soar, 7 bound to Bio do Janeiro.' fih'ehad experienced a ve;y heavy gale' tor 7daya, arid forß'daya bait a most violent hurricane, when it. was found necessary .to cut-away the masts, which was done, in iat 2d,' long 8Q - sTie captain and crew were taken oft b/;fbo ship, Hiring Bnn, bound to Melbourne, aod- were' subsequently transferred to the Ceres, from .which'* abovo' three men were . taken, Ospt Hew/ttand ike remainder of the erew ‘ re maining on board thV Ceres;-[The EK K was owned by Capt Hewitt and Mr WlUfaths, Ship carpenter, of this city- 'She cleared on the 16th Sept for Riobmond, and uU«d thence on the 12tu Oct 3 i?Srque r Minnesota, Veacdok, -heQCe at Pernambnoo llthuit) *- - - *•*--. * -*•*' Ba'que Dennis Belly, Corson, from Bio de Janeiro, arriTOd at New Orleans yesterday <• z' Barque Grspesbop, from Bio de Janeiro, arrived at N Orleans yesterday, /- ;; /. * - r - . A. 1 •; .-i % Barque Ohantictoer, Murray, from Bio de Janeiro Bor 6, arrived at Baltimore yeetenfay. -\ ■«>« Barque Obsster, Crosby, from Savannah, arrived at Boston.ffilblast., - Barque :Meuoos, Stevens, bom Gvvastan, at Bolton 16th inti. , f -■. . . - f Barque Eventide,Partridge, from Bio de Janeiro,was below Hew York yestirday. y { • , lEUrque 6 Clark, Elliott, for Montevideo, oieared at N Ywkyestordar. •• - Barque D:G Wtfepn, Peacock, is* up at Boston for . ;v >-ri'^ ■ jv,. ?*.*) *;>= ; " fiarquo Ir»a, Nobre. for Philadelphia about Dec 10, was at Maracaibo Nov JO.*' - . Barque Teresa, Poster, from' Maracaibo, arrived at N Barque Fairy, Bllsh, for Hew York, sailed bom Woo- SongQotS. . . r ; _;v - Barque Ro-phora#, (Dutch) . Kraleing,. sailed from Mauritius Oct 12 foeNe* York Brig Kineo, Cannery, from Tarim Island, arrived at- NorfulklSib lost. ~ -v, • Brig -Empire, Crowell, from Bwaa Island, arrived in Hampton Beads for orders. „; -- Brig ffmTell, Burch*, forßio do iaFJsts.-cieared at' Boston 16th lost. ,s Brig Trenton, Athertop/henor, arrived at Portland 16'hlDSt. - J; V, /-1-f. '> i=; * BrigT. B WsttaonrDaniabr; cleared at Hew York.fM terday A ' ? 'BrigTaoke* Biad*-Da#ling, from Bib Aefanelrb Oct 1,-yttU 4000 tags ooffv.V arrived atNYork yesterday; Bne Helen MiUer. from' PernkbibaeoHor 14; at Bal. Left id port balnuM Ann a Grant, from aicbmond. Bailed Nor 12th, barque Afsrioa’. for Bio de Janeiro/'-r>- --.-. i . WUmlngioa, NO. 16th inst • r- ? • t- Sehr' Daniel Godwin,* Beastoh, from AtUkspas ar» rived at Oharie»ton 14th iuit. - . Bohr W 0 Bwtl.ttj Ooninlly, for Pbiludslpliia. wllad from Newport 16th inst. ( Sehr J-B Dieverson, Wh'e'iton,-from Lynn delpbia. sailed from Newport 16th Icst-nol as before. ' Behr Testa, Tomlin, for sailed from New port 16th Inst: - *»•" ’’ Bohr Ellen Bosh, Somers, henoe for Cuba, wm spoken muins^latatiajloogTesa. .. , Bcbr Bdwio' Reed; Chipman, from Boston for Phlla* delphla, arrived afc New YorkywtSfday. 6chr Roekiogbtm, Talpey, hence, arrived at Boston 36ih ihst.-- "- f - ' * «*' ' Bebr 1 Paugasset', WSplsS. cleared at Boston 16th inst. for WUmtagion-Del* Bcbrs Snow Flake, tfesyeri for Philadelphia: Tri- Artis, fov Smyrna, Lrl; Almira T. Uacdy, aod HorthFaemc, Maury.for -Dennis Creek NJ, aod John -P o #**** ®Uidtt, fife Mlufice Blrer, sailed from. Provi dencel6*hlnat., f . . • - M Bolira J.lie« L Whlt«, K.t<!h.n„ : .!i4 King. Dots. Johnfon. henc. &t Georgetown. 80, j»u, | M tr.. Bcbr J M oonston,‘ Bussell, heoee, «w ■H.ebßglng »t Pen.RcoUOtblost.-~ w , Steamer Slack Diamond, Allen, for I’MltylelnhU. clearedatKenlTork jeiieticj:■ ... ‘. ’ . NOTIOK TO MARINEBS, Notice is hereby given that the.buoy is gone from Tjylor** Beet, at the month of Portland harbor. It will .be replaced with as little delay as possible. By order of the Light House Board ■ . . U,, THEO. P. GRKENE. ' ■ s’- v • - Lighthouse Inspector, Ist List. Portland, Me, Deo 18j 1868' - . • v* - ■ NAVAL; ; A lette> dated St Paul do Loando, West Coast of Af rica, Oct If shys r ‘‘The brig Bsinbridge has jast returned to Porto Praya, with fever and scurvy on board. The Marion is there also. The Dale is in the Bight of Benin. The da* ship leaves for POrto Praya in a fewv daysj and from tbeaee to Madeira. and the TinoenoeawUl.be th* only ship on the coast ojz the Congo. 1 } Ship r Ocean. Agproia; HotcWUu/at New >Torlt from Klida Island, Lover OsllfornU-Bsnt 6th, reports- Was JOdsys to the equator in fhe 4 Pacifier, crossed In long 119 W; had asacoeMiou of calms add light airs: pasted, Cape Horn 0«6 s J»t the flspd'bearing N 40 milw:'ex changed signals with the American ship Rambler send ing to the’sctoth'gnd Westward: -hid fine pleasant wea-'’ their off . thw. Cap*.I'/ 1 '/ Nov : 12, iat 1910 BMoog $O2O W. sigoalisfd Bremen brig Pioneer, from, Buenos Ayres'for Bremeo. .NOr; 16,1*t/l2 20 B.Tbng 82.26'. ezohanged signals wlthF/eqck ship Imperador, from Bio Janeiro for,Lisbon. Dec.sjjat SO,long 6{TBO, stake bxjg Ksry: Lowell, Iddiya ft<Hu Machfss r fbr fifc. Znotsas, all wifi! Bed 11,-Spoke French barqne. Elam, of Borde»nx ( frbm Qharieeton for Senegal..Beqlf, Ut SB, 10ng72 .40, spoke barque OiilLfldiard«,irpa AbSlachlc6]a for Boston. Jan 11,pn.tK^!putward'puuge, thVfirst day Henoe, In akatcWtaßaD, wltHTn^ir'and Mil,Jdlm'Yerrls) forala, Rioliirdattain, log/ in a, fit, jumps! from iba/topgallant- forecastle overboard, and was off wilds Island, Joseph /* John illiams,’.£ngU*h, •Hi seamen, de sotted to the main land - Abg -l8 a'derpaleh' from Ssn.Baicof; ifi^iatidMlisipp } 6o miles fromßUde, >lsland,that tloa on the wad? eijd .WUsOdwsa in, a dyfog state atSan, the/island barque Qalina; and for .Liverpool iffi&nt 6 dayi^^uiqtmwhfavValparateo^ tji.m eoarg. , - ) ' tYer steamship Arabia, diHanlax.y Ar from from’New rork hept 28. Granada, in the Btraits of Banda; 29th, Agnes at Mauritius; Ootlfi.Mar* mioa, at Singapore; Pso Avßord Aaerik* and AtaUnta, at Bremen;. Hero, at Plashing; 2d,Wisconsin, at Beal; Bd, Antarctic and Oalfconn* at Lwetpool. -.Arfrom.New Orleanißso I,Washington, Albatross, hnACitrioh, at two loss of forftmart,' Aoi, Detroit and.Goneignment. at Liverpool; 24; Oceaa Star, at De«;' TBornddon and Thames, at Li verpool. Aufrom pity. Taint 86»2, Greenland, at Liverpool. Ar~from Oaarlerfton.Bee I, Mackinac, Amelia, and JobnYfaJeTi *> LiTsroooJ; 2d. Gbo Parkhill, Tennessee, Mew York, aad Bd Bffolley, at do; Bd, Ledoonia, at do. vA>,fß>m Monterey and Piorlda ~ ‘ %ld foe Mew York Oct 9th x la i Bated, ft dm Pbiang. : c.BId fotMobUo Declst, Bskotob, from Beal. , .-■ Bid tor Boston B«o Ist, Irvine, from Greenookf uot 16. Mi&trol, from PSoang. . - Tfitf Sufftrtk; froni' hKiramaohi, bound to Bristol, was abandoned at sda OttBl/ Ths arew, with tbd exception of five men, who would not ltftfe her, were taken off by the 3 3 at Liverpool.- . . c ; Thk-Admitaljfrom Liverpool .to- Savannah, has put back leaking^and with her ground tier completely WMhed otit. -- -a.- -^r 2 . ABSVAW;AT; THifi PRINCIPAL HOTfiLB, '.f! '•= jS'» i GIB ABO HODBB—Ohß.inot <tre«t, below NintA, ; I. B Webb, Jt,,W«UnatMl WMo LioghUri. N Y V E«mleSA”t|ilT i ' . Orßßttwi, Mom, 8J K b M&griirf; Lftnnsitfor 3 H l’OKn gr. 2 4 Ilonofe, Oblc%« lnrAlo ; i, Obkego who Bostofi \ 01ofs4. " * Cuts u Havens «J*<fc.h 1 W W«“|lJ J I V,Qnio . tpwia Smith, jr.BojJteM . fißLYfilkee; N J WB Cox, M,0’ Joan’S Orsiswsll«lf. Md safest (siSMi. Jas 0 Fansett, lowa EmJ*»dier, Clni , Geo A Chase, Bt Louis - 3 T Axterbock, Bl Louis PoSSTr' ' JoSSYiiV Wm B BttUimM J P lelMd, Boitoo B W Cater & layßaUimotb B M Bhoettaker, - L N Webbj-'-Va " ■ I H Htrlin, Scranton OaptSfresny, NY BPBoblnion,Bl BSTappeii, Boston • W H Gilds, Jr. N Y Wm A McClelland, NY J B Bolllnion. N Y M B Field, Boston 8 Ball, Boston BOOroohorJu.N Y Jos Black, JS Y W,7 H Ballard, Ya , GB Rogers, MY H’H Lee, NY V N O&psn, N Y G V Bolt, NY 6R Kramer, Baltimore John 0 Nstt, Albany A Smith A la, N Y Chas Benedict. Cenn . Jos Carew, Mass Wm. White; N J*. • 1 Sami V Fulkerson, Y* Tboa.Gardner, Balt Thos Sewell, Jr, Balt S’M Ohappel,Balt Wff Roberts,N BoUon,U MREOHaNTB; HOTBL—Fourth st., below T T Brown,'Balt 1 *' ''’ A G arrison, Pittsburg ,F S Boas A la. Beading . , Jos Mahon, Shippensborg Ob Witt 0 Brown,NY Hoa W H Hiester, Pa W,m MoOabe, Pa H Stono, Rochester, N,Y Jos Coulter, Louisville ' Miss Mary Hays. Indlana Chat MeDonongf Carlisle Wm £ Van Reea, Oal G Went*, Trenton; NY AG Walls, Pa £ Hough A la. N Y , Wm H Beed, N Y Jas D-Mason, Balt Wm 8 Ayres, Ind Hon Asa Packer, Pa UNION 2oTKL—Arch .tro.t, below FtmrUi. Be A Hoover' Sc la. Tenh, L 0 Van Alen. PA. R C Kimball, Ohio . A H Cline, Arkansas Jqo Slusser. NY . W B Breitenhaoh, Pa W Underwood, Centre oo BP Hartshorn, PitUb’gh £ F B)eck,'B'fiihlebdm ' Isaac K Loos, Pa Jno McFarland, Joo Hunter, Tamsqua AMKRItjAN noiEli—Ohe.laut >t„ .bora firth. J GRoUnsoD, Qarllsle\ .; GeoG Goforth, NY- Miss f Rohiosoo, Carlisle J 0 Herbert* NY MJS BuriJlij NY; . k .... - EM-Baker, Lancaster •- ■ John W-Rsy, Mass Obas 3) Lord, fit Louis Mraßuekwaiter, WOhestsrMisa Backwater, W Chester David B Mofehow, M J v r DJ £ May land, N J Wm MRced, Bath, Me , J.WLowden,Bl P DaUe. M Y * F Behley* Ud . 0 T Babcock. Boston > • J Bobrdeaa.N.Y G lYLane, Baltimore,,.. G A Colly, Niles, Mioh FBINKLIN. 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N Needham, Pa JDuer, Pa -Jesse CowMwrirpa-.-.r-i-,-,— — f A Newtown " JL /anney, Jr, Newtown J W Torbert, Newtown Jaa Thornton, Byberry Jacob Eutbum, Pa ■ RGood, Pa P Good, P* • . TB Walton, Pa D McNair, Pa £ Williams, Buckingham U Perry, Attleboro Bami Phillips, Newtown RT Williams, 22d ward JH Smith. 22d ward T E Pickering, Pa Thos Beading, Pa B N,Miles, Daviaville ; 8 Brown, Browneburg•. A German, Newtown - A Corson, Newtown JasßLambeit, Pa - 8 T Wynkoep, Pa H Wiidmau, Dolfogton - P MoNamare, Ireland Issao Gould, Trenton ‘ JasYPeok, Pa £dwd Stapler, Bucks co Wm Davison, Pa JOSEPH GILLOTT. ) Bespeotfolly iuvitos the attention of the Public to the following numbers of His PATENT METAIiIiIO PENS, which, for quality or material, freedom of aotlon, and great durability, will insure universal preference. FOR LADIES’ USE. Por flne neat writing, especially on thick and highly- flniahed paper, NoS. 1,170, BQB, 893, 60*i In extra-fine point*. . FOB GBNEBAC USE. ; ' Nos ,2,-164,160,168, AM. In flue points. FOB GENTLEMEN’S USE. ; For Juge, free, bold writing: The Black Bwen QuUl, large Barrel pen. No. 80S, (on ' cards and !b boxes.) f FOR GKNEBAL WHITING. • No.-268. Extra-fine and fine points. - L ’ Nq.'262..7E«g1e Pen. No. 840. Th*e Autograph Pea. >' ’ ' FOB COMMBBOIAL PDBEOBBB. : The celebrated ‘ Correspondence Pens, Nos. 882 and 417-;"- The Publlo Pen, No. 292. “ « with Bead, No. 404 ‘ Small Barrel Pens, fine and free, Nos. 892 and $l6. FOB SILK TO 7B« TXipS ; AT THE MaNDPAOTTJBBB’B WAREHOUSE, * . „ No. 01 ions stxiet, kbw tobk. ; dir.fAs4w , ~ , HENRY OWEN, Agent. MOTHER! What to tbo best and most agreeable Oouph. Medicine? ‘ ' . _ • BHOWN’B PULMONIOA) i W hat is the most certain for Oroop? - ; . , BR ,WN>B PULMONIOA' , What Is sost speedy for Whooping Cough ? . . D&OfVN’S PULMONICA.' . . What is the best for Asthma ? ?- V < BBOWN’d pULMONXOA ! . What cures Bronchitis,quickest ? BSOWN # 8 PUL«ONfOA! , Whit will ease my cough, soothe my nerves, > ’ and relievb, if it does not entirely care 1 ; The beet thing Is BBOWN’H PULMONIOA! : No oae>kes it hut what they fled speedy relief. It Is a syrup, agieeable in taste, harmless even for a babe, never/ails to esthsff, and coats but 25 centra bottlo. ■ Bold by, all Confectioners, Druggists and Groters. Wholesale ‘220 Boat h THIBP Stroet, dl6-lm WOULD DO WELL BY VJT calling onDILEBA KRN&IL, 189 North NINTH street, above Cherry, and have their old Garments made to iook eqaalto new, by oleansing or dyeing and repair ing d!8-2t* GUNTLEKEN^ .UNIQUE AND ELEGANT STYLE OF HAIB OUTTING, Imparting a Graceful appearance to the Head. Room 28 ABOADE, West Avenue. It* j OST. —On Tuesday night, in Eleventh JLi street, between Chestnut and Coatee, an English LererJfYATOfl.A liberal reward will be given for its remrn to ibis offiee. . It* Ghbistmas dinner extension TAHI,KB, good and aheap, at loutufaetorr. 259 South TUIBD Street, CtEORETART AND BOOK CASES, in k 5 great TOrl.tr, at maanfaetor/, 260 .oath TIM It!) Btre«t, \J\T ARDROBES OP ELEGANT STYLES, V V for sal. cheap, nt jD«nufaetoi7, 260 South THIRD Street. 171XTEN8ION TABLES, suitable for ships, JLTi steamboats, hotels, and dwellings, Tor sale cheap, at manufactory, Ho. 260 Booth THIRD Street, d!8-lm TAJ ANIL A ROBE, assorted sizes, manu lf A ■ fsetured andfnr sale at lowest New York prloes, hj WKA7KR, SMLBR, to 00 , No. 28 North WATER Street, dis and aa North WHARVBB. tT EG TAR—Always on hand a fall supply, AY. and for sale by - WEAVER. PIILER 6c 00., No. 23 North WATER Street, d!8 end 22 North WHARVES, RACKED, .WHALE OIL.- 2,80 W gallons Northwest Ooast, for sale by It -W, P. ALLEN, 14 South DELAWARE Arenne (UH-bt Bleached winter whale oil— - 2,600 salloas In etore,- and for sale by It. W. P. AtliEN, 14 Sonth DELAWARE, Arenue. d!B.dt. ttnbleaohed winter sperm 0i1,1,234 ,1,234 osllons In cists and barrels In stare, and •for sale by fi. W. P. AIIBN, 14 Scath DELAWARE Arenne,/ . . . dIS St J7ANDLBS.—BO boxes best Sperm Candles. bo boxes best Adamantine Oandleo, for Bale by B. w.g. ALLEN, 14 South DELAWARE Arenuo.dlB.6t ■; ,TRU SSES [—Genuine French, lo , ■ : TicUBBEB. r Genuine French, for Children. i ' TRUSSES 1 do do. Ladies. .-* TBUdSEsj I Approved American Styles. Hopporter Braces} English Abdominal Belt* ; Syrln ges,ft newknd improved self-ipjeoting article, specially adapted to Ladton’nse. Also, bath-room'or Hydrant Enemas {-French Pessaries: Breast Pumps; Infante’ rNu?'fogPl-Bkßi Nipple HbelU and Shields. For sale .by c ' CALEB IT. NEEDLES. Pharmaceutist. ' C ahd Practical adjustor of Heohantoal Remedies, ls ß-,Wf. forper TWELFTH and RACE Sts., Phlla. i Ladies’ roomi—emWauise go Twelfth street, next door tartar*. ' ' - T oolite Curtain ©ocb.B ■{MASONIC HALL, iTX 710 CHESTNUT STBBET, ' ’ BHLOtV ElOHTtf. e PhtLADSLPHii, Deoember 18th, 1858. ‘ W. H. OARRYL & BRO. will sell— Cuitains of wide French Satin., ( Oartains of wide French Lampafi. Cat talus of wide French Tapestry. Oartains of wl e French Broca tells- x Cflrtatns of wide plain Satin. ’ Curtains of wide Turkish Cloth. Curtains of Satin Delaine. Oartains of Damask Delaine. - 1 Outtaina of Wtfwted'Daraasfc. Ctfrtatas of Turkey Bed. - Coftainl or OhlnW. , , Curtain materials of ever f description. Embroidered Lace Curtains. Lace Curtains ~..sSapaif. Lace Curtains £* apair. & Lace Curtains ft.6o a pair. Ldos Curtains $5 a pair. L&6 CUrtainS.. $6 a pair. Laos 0urta1n5............ $7 a pair. .•.L*oe Curtains......,«*•*•s?.so aval*. . ... Laie Curtains It! a parr. . \ Looe Curtain*.. k........ .$8.60 a pair. - Lace Ourtdlne ..'.s9 a pair. 1 LaceOdrtalns ...,,..£9 60 a pair. Laia 0Utta1n5............f10apair. 1 ' CWtalfi* .sl2 a pair. Lace CUftsfoi....;sl4 a pair. Lsoe Curtains..,,,,slB a pair. Lace Oartalne $lO a pair. Lace Curtains.,....,slB apair. Lace Curtains $2O a pair. tacd Curtains;.,..'.. $25 a pair; Lack Curtain#...*..sBo apair. LadiTCtifWins, 9io a pair. ' Lace ChftalndL .V. ..Jit*,- $6O a pair. . 2,000 Window Shades, painted aftd gold borders, In store and'for sale At the following prices, with good fixtures, complete with each shade : ' . • Gilt JBordered.Wlndow Bhades and Fixtures.sl.oo y Gilt Bordered Shades and Fixtures. ...»«• .*.51.25. Gold Bordered Shades and Fixtures »$1.60 Gold BordeifidShades add Fixture5..,;....51.75 Gold BWdeM Shade*find |lstdrds.„...;.s2 OO , Gold Bordered Bhadfis fiiffi Fi*tnrW,.v.....sJ6o Gold Bordered Shades and Fixtures.••**“«* 1% Gold Bordered Bbades and Fixtures $3 OO Gold Bordered Bhades and Fixtures •*B-25 „ •'"-Mered Shades and Fixtures |8.60 Goia »v._ - and Fixture5........53.76 Gold Bordered ~ .$4.00 - Gold Bordered Shade# aod JTav*.. *4 f 0 Gold Bordered Shades and Fixture#..w. «>.*.. Gold Bordered Shades and Fixtures....... .$4.76' Gold Bordered Shades and Fixtures.., $5.00 Gold Bordered bhades made to order, of any styles or rtse. - Hußlin Oortalns,.... ..at reduced prices. ' Muslin Oartains.,. 76 cents apair. Muslin Curtains.sl 00 apair. Maalin Curtains.,, ..,$125 apair, Muslin Cnrtainsi..6o » pair. Muslin Curtilns, $1 75 a pair. Muslin Outtaina $2 00 a pair. Muslin Curtains....••••••••s2 25 a pair, ■ Muslin Our U1na....... $2 60 a pair. Muslin Curtains $2 76 a psir. MusHn Curtains $8 00 a pair. . Muslin Oartains....... $3 50 a pair. Muslin Cnrtsina.*. $( 00 a pair. Muslin Curtains. $4 50 a pair. Muslin Curtain5............55 00 a pair. Gilt Cornices .60 cents each. Gilt Cornice*. 62 cents each. Gilt Cor ni0e5...... 75 cents each. - Gilt C0rnice*............51 oOeacb GUt Cornices '1 25 each ' GUt Cornices 160 each Gilt 00rn1cM......1 76 each* • Gilt 00rni0e5............ 2 00each ; GiltOoroices. 2 26each ■; ,GUtOornlcei.. Sfioeaoh .Gi1tC0raiw5............ 8 00each GUt Cornices ~ 4 00 each GUt Cornices.,. &fOeach , _ GIU Oorntees very rich, all styles, W. B* OARRYL & BROTHER, . ; - ’ • ’ OurUio Store, ' 719 CHESTNUT STREET below EIGHTH ST. delB.lt. v North Side. fUntcroala. Removal. —william & & Alfred 1 MABTIEN hare remered their Books tore from -, / . No. 608 to No. 606 CHESTNUT STREET. One door East of their former stand, where, with, In creased facilities and more spacious apartments for the arrangement of their stock, they hope to receive a con tinuance'of, the patronage which has been extended to them In former years. They would at this time particularly Invite attention to their very large assortment of SUPERBLY-BOUND BOOKB, suitable for Presents daring the approaching Holidays, embracing. ' v ALL THE NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON. FINELY ILLUSTRATED BOOKS, THEOLOGICAL, > RELIGIOUS, JUVENILE, and STANDARD WORKS. Also, a large and unrivalled Collection of BIBLES of every siae, style, and description,-In ornamental Media», both English and American editions.-all of which ate offered at the lowest prices. dlB»3t REMOVAL.—The. Adelphi Hotel, Peter ■-»> Mo ELROY. Proprietor, has been removed from 227.80uth fifth street to 277 Bonth FIFTH Street.- The Proprist r, thankful for the patronage heretofore ex tended to him, desires to see his old friends and patrdn* at his new house/ - dlo*6t« (\OTICE.— The office of The West Philo. - L v deiphin Fautngt} Hallway Company has been removed to.the Depot, N W corner of HAVERFORD Road end LOGAN ntreet, Twenty-fourth ward d!4-12t removal. SAMUEL H. MATTSON, MERCHANT TAILOR, ' • -■ ha. ; - BEMOVJD TO No. Uto CHESTNUT STREET, THI&D DOOtt BBtOW tWBLTTH. ; • South Bide, Where hefs prepared to execute all orders in his line, having on hand a full supply of GOODS for Gentle* men's wear. SAMUEL. H. MATTSON,. n2s*3m-lf No. 1126 CHESTNUT Street. DK. E< MoOLELLAN, Removed to No. 1441 WALNUT Street, dlO-lm Northeast corner of Fifteenth street. pijotograpljß, &x. A CARD.—To Photograph, Ambrotypo, and >-**»■ i>a£Beixeot^i»*r-A,»ti»t* r _- t-'TtiapeotfaiJjr inform .mj customers that I have sold my stock establishment, 8. W, corner SIXTH and CHESTNUT Streets, to 'Messrs. McOLSBS fc 0o , and solicit for them a conti. ,nuance of the favors I Have received; Persons Indebted to. or having claims against me, will please call for settlement previous to January Ist. JAMBB OREMBR. McOleee & Co. will continue with increased faoi lities the Photograph, Ambrotype and Daguerreotype stock buslures as above, where £. B. McOlees {latecfßslU more) will be pletsedto see hls Mends. de!B*ol* /'CHRISTMASJBeauiifuI Photographs, of LI all sixes, finished in the highest style of stl; also, those gems of art. the Daguerreotype and Ambrotype, Crayon style, .will be made at the loweit prices for the holidays, at the BOOT Gallery, $29 OHESINOT Bt., and corner of FIFTH and CHESTNUT, dlfi-stuihtf i«(\TO HOME WITHOUT A STEREO AY- BOOFE. , > ‘ E . PARRISH, 800 AROH STREET , Offers an assortment of flue English and French STEREOSOOPIO VIEWS, .Of HIS OWN IMPORTATION. mHB STEREOSCOPE, in every variety, ' X tor sale by , JAMXS W. QUEEN, d!4 924 CHESTNUT Street, .* npHE MARRIAGE CEREMONY IN THE X Stereoscope, for sale by JAMKB W. QtJBEN, d!4 924 CHESTNUT Stroet. CG. CRANE’* PHOTOGRAPH BOOMS, • (Formerly VAN LOAN’S,) 682 ARCH Street. AU the various styles and sixes of Pictures, Daguerreotypes, Aznbrotyues, Photographs, and Ivorvtypes are taken, and at moderate prloes. d7-3m* , - t (fentUmcn’s Jnrtilßljing ®oo&a. ANNOUNCEMENT. R„ ,0. WALBORN & 00., (Now) Nos. 6 and T North SIXTH Street, Have now in Store a moat complete and varied Stock 'of— GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, ffCrtfAß&B for CHRTBTM4& PRESENTS. They beg to Inform the public In general, and the Ladies in particular, that t'aetr line of GENTLEMEN’S DRESSING GOWNS la unequalled in thle city . dll-lmlf (Comimsßiun Rouses, Linens for men’s wear. American Linen Company’s superior style Brown LinenOoatlnga, £ and %, various shades: Brown and Bleached Linen Books, various styles; Brown Linen Drills. A.c&olco assortment of the above Goods now bn sample, and for sale by . JOSEPH LEA, . dlO-tf 12S and 130 OHESTNUT Street. TAPERS. PATENT TAPER HOLDERS, FOR LIGHTING GAB, STAIR ROJ3S, STEP PLATES, g IN ALL VARIETY, ON HAND, AND YOU BA LB BY THE MANUFACTURERS, WILER & MOSS, 826 SOUTH FIFTH, BELOW WALNUT STREET CARY'S CARPET-SWEEPER. —Please call at 439 CHESTNUT Street, 94 story, and see the xery latest edition of Carpet-Sweepers. This little machine swoeps clean without n brush, and Is adapted to floors, 011-olo'li, and Straw Matting, Tho price Is only Throe Dollars, which any one can afford j and It will rare t.e cost in a few mouths. Cut this out and you will be sore to remember thß number—499 CHEST. .NUT Street, 3d otory. <ll6-BIX SOAP.— 85 boxes Ohem. Olivo Soap, 25 do. Brown Soon, audio do Dale Soap, for sale by W.f.A&LBR. < f dl9-0( THE PRF^S,r n PIin,ADELPmA. SATTIRDAY. DECEMBER 18. ISSB. New iXuMicatiatts. oFart!— MILES STANDISH 1 .»M ILLUSTRATED. L i JUST PU BLIbUKt), > (With exprws permission andapprobutlonoftheautharl voritnvra of ptiogo&nA&iriet, From original drawings by John W. Ebnloger. illnstra-; tiva of LONGFELLOW’S NEW POEM, The COURTSHIP ot MILES STANDISHJ The work oontalns eight large highly finished Photo graphs, executed by BRADY, the eminent Photo-, graphor,’ whose name alohe will Attest their superiority.; The special peculiarity of these Illustrations is, that they are Photographed on a reduced scale from the ori ginal drawings, which are thna re-produced, aven ln the minutest loaches, and have all the delicacy of the celebrated Paintings upon Dresden China. Th seltn-; pteeslone are pasted upon heavy plate paper, with inter fleetingcream-coJered leaves, containing tho descriptive; text; the whole bound In large quarto massive Turkey; morocco covers,with be reled ana gilt edges. . FBIOE SIX DOLLARS. . ' Also, now re'sdy, MR; ALDRICH’S NEW VOLUME, THE BALLAD OP BABIE BELL ,-MuaMd, lSmo. Price 76 ots. ■' *« One bf the tribst delicate and exauialte books of' YeVseiMthicli hae oter been published In this country.'! The meohanical eseeution, type, paper> and .printing, ! are uoau'rpaaaed'” J' #** These books are sold by all Booksellers, end., sent by mall, postage free, to any part of the United’ States, on receipt of the price, by BT7DD A OABLK* TON, Publishers and Booksellers, No. 810 BROAD WAT, He* fork, . . dIS-atuth tf Y~ e Antique book store, 27 south BIXiH STREET ~J., BABIN respectfully an nounces that he has on tale the Urgent variety of BN GUSH BOOKS in the city, all of whioh, having been notitfbt at auction, will be sold at EXTREMELY BOW PRICES, guoh of the public who have hitherto been prevented from an inspection of English Books, on aocount of their high price, are respectfully invited to examine the a took, ' f Among the noticeable Books will be found thd ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS, complete from the commencement Id vole, folio, naif oalf, $75. PfiNNYXYCLOPiEDIA, ntw edition, just published, 17 vols. olotb, *l5. or in half morocco, $7O, NATIONAL OYOLOPJEJDIA i 12 vols, cloth, $9, or In halfoelr, $l2. DICTIONARY OF THE PBBBAOB AND —" last edition, royal Bro. olotb, $1 60, BARONaamv.. ... ... tuoal prim *5. ' '-'W. >“ lf ™>™o- HOGiItTU’S WORKS, belt eSitlos,. co, gilt edges, $39 HOIARTH’S WORKS: 2 vole.4to doth, $B, or half calf gilt. $l2. ' M GILLHOY'B CARICATURES; 2 vols. folio, half moroc- co, $6O PUBDBN’B ROYAL GALLERY OP BRITISH ART ; a royal folio, comprising 48 of the choloest engravings ever wxepatfd, in half morocco, $32 WILKKB* UNITED BTATEB EXPLORING EXPEDI- TION, with all the Maps. 5 vols. royal Bto. cloth. $lO 50, or in half calf gilt. $l6 BOWYBR’S UUME’B HISTORY OF ENGLAND, com* Slete with over 200 fine engravings. 6 vols imp. folio, alf Russia, $4O, usual price, $BO. ALSO— Ten thousand, volumes of Books in various depart* meats of Literature, for sale at one third, one bsif, and two-thirds of usual prices. dIS-tf *yyBBSTER J S DICTIONARIES. .a. valuaSlegiift, For any season, and of permanent value, is WEBSTER’S UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY. A ' necessity for every educated man.”—[Lord Broaghstn “It has saved us time enough in one year’s use to pay for itself, and that must he deemed good property which will dear itself once a year.’WUsss. Life Boat, PUBLISHED BY J. B. LIPPINOOrr & CQ.j Philadelphia, . AND G. A G. SIERRIAM, Springfield. . • . - ALSO, VARIOUS SMALLER EDITIONS OF WEBSTER’S DICTIONARIES. * - Our extensive stock comprises the most elegant pub lication* Issard, including VARIOUS STYLES OF RICHLY BOUND BIBLES AMD PRATER BOOKS, SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY' PRESENTS. J. B. LIPPINOOTI * CO . d!8 4t 32 and 24 North FOURTH St All the elegantly illustra ted BOOKS. NEW JUVENILE BOOKS - Ann WORKS OP STANDARD AUTUOBB May be found (a extensive variety at BURNS A gIEG’3 8. W. Corner EIGHTH and CHESTNUT Sts. They have just published, for convenience of Book Buyers, A PRICED CATALOGUE, Wbiob may bo had on application. d!8-3t# GIFT BOOKS FOR THE HOLID A YS ENGLIBH AND AMERICAN BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED CHILDREN’S BOOKS, Annuals, Albums, Bibles, Prayer Books, Writing Desks, Portfolios, Bags. Goods of all kinds selling at the To dose but a large stook, at .ALLEN’S, No. 811 SPRING GARDEN Street, dlB-2t* ■ above Eighth. HfANUFAOTURERS, MERCHANTS, and lTi K *U Business Persons who may desire a list fif the R tali Storekeepe*sln Philadelphia, (in order to ad» dress Circulars, kt ,) will find the same arranged, both by streets and classification of goods, in the LADIES’ PHILADELPHIA SHOPPING GUIDE FOR 1859. Price 25 cents. For sale by Parry & McMillan, Ha zard Bros t Wm. S. k A- Martian, Wm. B. Bleber. at the Stand In the Girard House, and at the Post Offioe, 416-lSt “ Suddenly there oame a tapping, “ As of gome oae gently rapping, rapping at my cham ber door, “’lissome visitor,” I muttered, “tapping at toy cham* berdoor,” ! “Saying”— “ BUY THIS BOOK, IF NOTHING MORE.” JUST PUBLISHED, FOB’S POETICAL WpjfcKS, Beautifully illustrated with more than ONE HUNDRED ORIGINAL DESIGNS. By DABDBr, BIRKKT FOSTER, riOKERSGILL, TENNIBL, OROPBEY, BOGEBS, Ao‘, 40. Andengraved-in the finest style of wood engraving by LINTON, COOPER, EVANS, to CO. Splendidly Bound, Price Six Dollabs, “ u in Morocco, Nn»* Dollars. “ POE stands as much atone among Poets as BALVA* TOK ROSA among Painters. (Spectator London ) J. B. REDFIELD, Agent, 34 Beckmaa st. jO* Bont by mall, postage prepaid, on receipt of price, n2O-24,427 of no, A del, 4,8, 11,16,18,22,23, A 24-if A MAGNIFICENT HOLIDAY GIFT BOOK. Messrs. JAMES DHALLRN & BON, No. 26 South SIXTH Street, publish thladay— PALESTINE PAST AND PRESENT. By Bev. Henry 8. Osborn. Superbly illustrated En gravings, Ohronograpblc lunminatiooain- Oil Colors, and the most exquisite wood engravings, ft is without exception the most elegant work on Palestine over issued. Edition In doth dow ready. $3 60. Also, new editions for the Holidays, of Tho City of the Great King, uniform with above, cloth, $3 60. For gilt $6., Tnrkey'Antiqae $6 60. Hadgiln Syria, Turkey $2; doth giltsl; cloth 750. In aod Around Constsntinople $125. Ohailen’s Juvenile Library. 30vols. 260 pervol.,or $0 per sett. Cave of Macbpeiabt cloth, full gilt, $1; cloth 75c, FOR SALE BY ALL BOOKSELLERS. d!s»l2t IML AY & BIOKNELL’S BANK NOTE REPORTER. The oldest and ablest on the Continent. The cheap est And most reliable in the World. Per annum $2, weekly; $1.25 semi-monthly; 76 eentemonthly. Single copies 6 cents, and always ready Subscriptions may be sent. Office No. 112 South THIRD Street, Bulletin Buildings. nolSStn [VEIT CLOAKS, ll OPENING EVERY DAY PARIS MANTILLA tc CLOAK EMPORIUM, PINE BEAVER CLOAKS. RICH VELVET OLOAKB. MOURNING CLOAKS. MISSES’ OLOAKB. OPERA CLOAKS. MIX’D BEAVER CLOAKS. The largest Assortment in the city. XT THB PARIS MANTILLA AND CROAK EMPORIUM J. W. PBOOTOS it 0 0., dl3.tf ihfT linfy $4,000, $3,500 to Loan on mort sPaF«vM-»v/* gage of unencumbered Oily Property. Apply to 7 8. W. THAOKABA, KdlB-3t* 244 South THIRD Street. tfbfiTfl TO LOAN, In sums to suit MvkJ* FyVPvJkFappUcantg, upon Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Guns, Merchandise, Clothing, toe , on mode* rate terms, by JONH3 A CO., Brokers, N. W ooroor THIRD and GABKKLL Streets, below Lombard Es tablished for the last 85 years. Office hours from 7A. M to 7 P, >l. d!7-lm if G FARGO, & CO., Purebaee the Intereet STATS OP CALIFORNIA. dT.tjal ©iosolntions atib (Coparittersljiiia- Dissolution op 00-partnership . —Tho 00-partnership heretofore existing between the undersigned, under the firm of W. J. Sc. J. W. HARLEY, has been this day dissolved by mutual con sent, WJ. Harley retiring from the firm. The'busl ness will be conducted by J, W. HABLEY, at 43 BA&K Street, os heietofoie js W HARLEY« PmLADfILPHU, December 10th, ifi&S. dl7»2t* WOTIOJB*-'William J. McOammoa Rob- J.l ert B, Ealanwider, and Benjamin Githens, have this day fcaan admitted to an interest in our Business* Philadelphia, December 11, 1868. d-Ml* AtJMONT & OAK. rruiE FIRM. OF QC INTIN CAMPBELL, A JR., tc CO., having been dissolved by the death ot QUINTIN CAMPBKLL, Jb , the buaincßaof the late firm will be Battled byH. A. BHAOKBLFOR D, 01 hl» attorney, W. H INBKBKB, Philadelphia, r by BHACKRMORT>,HAOAH,fc YjTTLA, Ho. \1 ttOR BAYBt.eet, New York. H. ALtSTON BHAOKEMORD, Surviving Partoer. Philaoiwbu, Nov. 80,1868. The Bubeorlbere have this d«y assoeiated themaelvel, for the transaction of the Jobbing of JfiNOY 800D8, at No. 17 MURRAY Street, New York, under the firm of SHACKELFORD, HACtSN, It RTTLA. H. AI.LBTON tHAOKELPORD, MATT T.HA&BN, „ DAVID R. KTriiA. PHILADBLVBIA, Duo. Ist. 1868. dl-lm OB WING MACHINES. 73 BAY AUE'S PATENT. *HB MOST BIHPhU— MOST PBRIROT, NO. in CHESTNUT BTREHT. The most desirable Sewing Machines for Families yet blade, d 3 Imlf* aud other Poems.- BY THOMAB_ BAlhfiY ALDHIOH LOWEST CASH* PRICES, SKELTON, Ai MADOW Philadelphia, 708 CHESTNUT STREET. 400 OHESTtfUT BTRBI3T, W. J‘ HARLEY. CMiiftg; I'VV'EBOOA.TS 1 OVERCOATS!! OVER COATS!! !—New style French Sack, Field, and Bang-up Overcoats, in plain and twilied; rich face and -Velvet»cavers, Blue, Mottled, and mixed Pilots; also, Seal Bkins Rod Doeskins, and ail other makes of Over coats. BUSINESS COATS, In new styles, double and twist, and Silk mixtures, of plain and fancy Trloot, and Doe skins, aod also a few more of those desirable Honey Comb Caselmere Coate, at $3, usually sold at $l2. FROCK end DRESS .COATS, of superior makes of Cloths, in all colors, PANTALOONS, BlaokDoeskins and Ossaimeres; alio; Honey Comb, Silk mixtures, double and twist, i other makes of fancy Oassimeres. of. Oassimere, Cashmere. Velvet, Plush, Silk, catinett Ac. ALL AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. . * ve nave, within the past few days, bought laige quau tities of goods direct from importers, atvsry L.w prices ,ror cash, thoy being anxious to close their fall Importa tions ; and in order to meet the heavy demaud for this Christmas season, we have largely added to our stock; and we are now selling superior Olothlng, both in textui 0 ana make, at vsrv low pxjcxs Our business peiog a large one, we never allow onr stock t>run down: and customers oan always depend on being suited at the GREAT ONE PRICE ... White Ball Clothing Warehouse. dle-lt* 8. W. cor. FOURTH and MARKET Sts . Confectionery. qhkistmas presents. . at S. HENBION’S OLB ESTABLISHED FRENCH CONFECTIONERY, No. 712 MARKET STREET, ABOVE SEVENTH. JUST-KEUEIYED, a rich and varied assortment of ARTIOLES, Of the oocreit PARISIAN styles, suitable for CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR’S FREBBNTB, OONSIBTIMO OP BONBONNIEBEB. CORBEILLEB, BASKETS. RICH SAGS. AND CORNETS. Together with a oomplete assortment or FRENCH CONFECTIONERY, • Of every description, manufactured of THE BEST MATERIALS. '4lB-7t JjIRESH CONFECTIONERY. ’ EDWARD -A— HBINTZ:, (Late of Henrion 1 * of 712 Market street,) IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER FRENCH CONFECTIONERY, 8. W. Corner NINTH and ARCH Sts., lias just received from Paris the MOBT DESIRABLE STOCK OF CONFECTIONERY, FANCY BON-BONS, ' BOXB3, BASKETS, SACKS, CORNUCOPIAS, • OUPIDB, SUGAR TOYS, &e. That has over been offered to the Phiiadolphla public. persons wishing to purohase Fresh and Choice Con fectionery would do well to examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere. d!8-7t LA. XT R K N T & M ARON’S CONFEC TIONERY, Northwest corner SIXTH and ARCH Streets. Re hare now ou hand oce of the finest stocks of HOLIDAY CONFECTIONERY lu this city, together with « great variety of TOYS AND FANCY GOODS i TOYS FOR ORNAMENTING CHILDREN’S TREES ; , Fancy Boxes, Qornots< and other articles suitable for CHRISTMAS GIFTS. 1 As we manufacture all our own goods, with the excep tion of those we Import, our. prices will be found lower than usual. Our assortment of Fancy Sugar and Pastlllage Toys, for ORNAMENTING TREES, Will be found unequalled. dlB-Ct LAURENT A MAHON. Real ©state. M CHOICE FARM FOR SALE.—WiII bo sold, at publlo rale, THURSDAY, Deo. 23d 1868, at 2 o’clock P. M., on the premises, a FARM of 66 acres, 20 *{ a.,or 46 a., on the Buatletou and Bomerton Turn piae Road, two mites above Bostleton, and thirteen miles from Philadelphia, in the Twenty-third ward. The improvements are a large stone mansion, having 14 rooms, frame barn, &0., and about six acres of prime wood. N. B,—The above premises will be sold either all to gether as one farm, or the buildings, with 20# acres of lend, on the west side of the road, will be sold as one lot; and the 80 or 46 acres on the east side of the road, (Innludlog the woods) will be sold by itself. For further particulars, apply to WM. HENRY OAMBRON, No. 617 SPRING GaBDBN Street. dlS*Bt* |g CHESTER COUNTY VALLEY 2SS FARM —For sale, & FARM of 84 Keren, very su perior Limestone Lend, with good dwelling and usual out-bulMlbgs, situated in the Great Valle/, on the line of the Valley Ral'road. ami ahont 3 miles from two Stations on the Pennsylvania Central Railroad, May be had at the present time at a low price, and but a small cash payment. If not sold shortly, will be rent ed. Apfly to J. D. RBINBOTH, dlB 3t* 1 . Ho. 436 WALNUT.Street, ORPHANS' COURT SALE OF REAL ES VJ TATE.—WiU be sold on THURSDAY, the 23d Inst., it oo«o'oi^w,V*nu v £Aot*lnlnsnhontGlLacres, the estate of John Thomas, deceased, In prorldenco Township, Delaware county, Pa , one mile from Media, the County Town, thirteen miles from Philadelphia. The UndlVttt t high state of cultivation, twelve acres of wood(<nd, an orchard of about three tores of various kinds of choice fruit trees; there are fire springs of ex cellent water on the place, a stone mansion, forty feet front, four rooms on a floor, barn, epring«house. and other out-bnildlDgß. It is considered one of the most btauttful and desirable situations la the county Sale peremptory, and Urns easy. Persona desiring further particulars of this Farm can call on JOSEPH WATERMAN, No. 1629 CHESTNUT street. -Bacings Snnba, “ A little, but often, fill* the Pawe.” FKANKLIK SAVING FUND— No. 136 Sooth FOURTH Street, between Ohestout and Walnut, Philadelphia, pays all deports on demand. Depositors’ money secured by Government. State, and City loans, Ground Rents, Mort gages, &C, This Company deems safety hotter than large profits, consequently will run no risk with de positors’money, but have It at all times ready to return with B por cent- Interest to the owner, as they have always done. This Company never suspended. Females, married or single, and Minors cao deposit In their own right, and anoh deposits can be withdrawn orly by their consent. Charter perpetual. Incorporated by the State of Pennsylvania, with authority to receive mo ney f om trustees and execntors. LARGE ANDJSMALL SUMS BKOBIVBD. Office open daily from ft to 3 o'clock, and on Wednesday evening, uotll 8 o’clock. DIRECTORS. Jacob B Shannon, Oyrus G&dwallader, John Shinller, George Russell, Malachl W. Sloan, Edward T. Hyatt, Lewis Krumbhaar, Henry Delany, Nicholas Rtttenhouse, Nathan Smedley, /os. H.Satherthwaiie, Ephraim Blanchard, Joseph W. L'ppiocott JACOB U. SHANNON, President, Ctbus Oanwai-Liniß, Treasurer dlg-y “ A Dollar saved is twice earned ” Sales bii &niUoit. g SUOTT, Jit., AUCTIONEER, No. 431 CHESTNUT STREET, (Above Fourth Btreet) SPECIAL StLEOF FRENCH AND GERMAN TOYB. THIS MORNING, FRENCH AND GERMAN TOYB. Included will be found a great varioty or TOYS, VILLAGES, FARM YARDS, FURNITURE, MUSICAL TOYS, CLOTH ANIMALS, fto.* On TUESDAY MORNING, 21st inst., 1,000 LOTS RICH FANCY GOODS, Consisting in part of RICH CHINA AND BOHEMIAN VABK9, COLOGNES, CARD RECEIVERS, CIGAR BTANDS, PAPIER MAOHE AND ROSEWOOD WORK BOXES, ODOR STANDS, DRESSING OASES, TRAVELLING COM PANIONS, PERFUMERY, &c. Hip’ Open for examination on Monday. WATCHES AND JEWELRY, Also, on account of whom it may ooncern, A LARGE LOT OF PEN AND PENCIL OASES, WATOHE3 AND JEWELRY. On WEDNESDAY MORNING, 22d last., REGULAR SALE OF EMBROIDERIES, RIB- DONS, let, EMBROIDERED ROOK AND JACONET COLLARS. BOOK AND JACONET SETS. BONNET AND TRIMMING RIBBONS. On THURSDAY MORNING, 284 Inst., . SALE OF FURS, FOR LADIES’ AND GENTS’ WEAR. dl7-ta INTENSIVE PUBLIC SALE OF OMNI JCi JJUBEB. Will be Hold at Public Bale, on MONDAY MORNING, December 20,1868, by JAMES A. FREEMAN Auo tioneer, at the Depot of the Second and Third-street Passenger Railroad, In RICHMOND Street, abovo the Reading Railroad, Philadelphia, about SO OMNIBUSES, Being the Stook of Messrs. Glenat, Lee, Roney, Fet ters, Vansoiver, and De&champs. Also, 40 SLEIGHS, With a number of extra Wheels, and a large quantity of Harness, of the above Lines. The attention of Purchasers Is Invited to the above sale, as it oomprlsos the Slock of several of the largest lines in the City of Philadelphia. BY ORDER OF JAMES VERBEE, Fresiden dB-10t Drugs, etc. 800 lba Oil Peppermint; 200 do. Sassafras ; C&r raway, Hemp, Fennel, and Canary Seeds: Garb. Am monia, Cream Tattqr: 81-C&rb, Soda. For ssle, as wanted, by WILSON & MERRITT, d!7lf 203 MARKET- Uetdl QJtfi (Soolrs. H° LIBAY GIFTS SUBSTANTIA!. AND ACCEPTABLE • CHARACTER. j i CURWBN STODDAKT & BROTHER, f 4SO, 4as, Sc 454 I NORTH SECOND STREET, < (ABOVE WILLOW,) Offer their remaining stock of ! WINTER DRESS GOODS REDUCED PRICES. LUXEMBOURG BAYADERES....... 18o'. POIL DR OHEVRES..... 86 to 20o; BAYADERE VEL0UR5..*,...,,,*.... 60 to BTo. Alt ARIAS fll to 26c. ALL-WOOL BAYADERE PLA1D8..........4* to 27c PLAIN StYLE POPLINS... 60 to 37c f SATIN TRAVERSE 26 to 200. AMD A PULL STOCK OP FANCY DREBS BILKS, WIDE BLACK VELVETS* BROOHE SHAWLS, LONG AND SQUARE BLANKET SHAWLS, AO. d!8-4t % PRESENTS FOR LADIES msr M;oxrß.iqxisro. COLLARS, SLEEVES, LAOS BBTB, CRAPE BETS, HANDKBROHIBFS, PAN», BAIR PINS, BBAOELIT3, BROOOHBB, 80ARV8, VEILS, . GLOVES, SILKS, CHINTZES, MOUS. DB LAINEB, VALBNOIAB, PLAIDS, Bn AW LB, CLOAKS, HOSIERY, BALMORAL SKIRTS, LAOS MIIS, KID BLACK DRBSS GOODS, Ac. BESSON & SON, PHILADELPHIA FAMILY MOURNING STORE, 808 CHESTNUT bTRE h»T. dIB-3t REDUCED. Ladles’ Beaver Clothe. Find Black Cloth*. Boys’ Wear—Qaaelmerea. Satinetts, and Vesttoge. All &t WHOLKBALK RATES. DEEBB GOODS. Heavy Valencias, 18# to46oents. 26 cent Detainee at 17 cente. Merrimsck Prints at 11 cents. Merlnoes—Colors—Fine Blue* and Black*. CLOAK ROOM. Elegant Bearer Cloaks and Raglan*.’ Very handsome Garments at much less than usual prices for same Quality. $lO, $l2, and $l6 Cloaks are UNSURPASSED. H J * BROOHE SHAWLS. A very large stock also of Woollen Shawl*. 3 REDUCTION Will commence on tbelSth DECEMBER. N, b.—No deviation from price. COOPER A OONAKD, d!8 8. E. comer NINTH A MARKET St*. G~~“~reat reduction in prices of DRY GOODS, At No. T North SECOND Street, above Market. FINE FRENCH MBRINOEB, at 705., worth $l. BIOHUASHMEREB, at 22 and 26c. DELAINES, 18*, usual price 25e. Joßt received, a lot of beautiful style MADDER PRINTS, at Bc. LONG AND fcOUARH BLANKET SHAWLS. Greatly reduced In price. MARSEILLES QUILTS. 9-4,10-4,11-4.12-4,13-4, of the most Vautlfol de signs, and in various qualities, lower than ever bi~ roRR OrPSRBD. CLOTH CLOAKS. The balance of oar oloth Cloaks to be closed out, with out RKOIRO TO COST. . SHBETIttG AND SHIRTING MUSLINS. Constantly on hand a fall assirtmeat of the best make*. SAMUEL S. HESS, dl7-6t No. 7 N. SECOND St, above Market. rTOLIDAYS. JtX BHARPLEBB BROTHERS Will sell thronghont this month— HANDSOME FANCY SILKS. EMBROIDERIES aod LAOS SETS. NEW WINTER FABBIOB. At a great reluo lon from the osusl prices. dJS If CHESTNUT and EIGHTH. CHEAP SHAWLS LONG BLANKET SHAWLS, 98 60 to 96. REVERSIBLE SHAWLS* BROOHE SHAWLS. FRENCH WOOLLEN SHAWLS. TRAVELLING MAUDS. BHARPLESS BROTHERS. ,jts If CHESTNUT aod EIGHTH. JJOLIPAYS WE HAVE REDUCED THE PRICES entire stook HANDSOME DRY GOODS, AND OFFER great inducements TO THOSE IN WANT OP 3a:ox,ix>A-“3r THOS. W. EVANS & CO., 818 and 820 CHESTNUT STBEET. dis-tr *~VREAT SALE OF BBOOHE SHAWLS \X and CLOAKS ! ! 1 Unprecedented Bargains! We’ve had a perfect rash! We’re selling an Immensity of Goods! .. Onr trade’s increasing! Our Mode of doing business seems to meet with gene ral approval!! Namely— “ To Have But One Price.” <• To sell Cheap for Cash.” 11 Never to misrepresent Goods in order TO EFFECT SALES.” To deal fairly and justly, and wait upon all custo mers with attention and politeness.” “ Thus to gain their confidence, and keep it by non tinning to do right ” THORNLBY A CHISM. We have now on hand Excellent Long Broohe Shawls for |B. Still better quality for $lO, $ll, $l2, $lB, $l4, $lO, $lB, $2O, $22. and $25. Square Brocbe Shaws from $3 up to $ll. Long and Square Blanket Shawls In every variety. Children’s, Misses, andGentleaen’s Shawls, fto. Gool Black Cloth Cloaks for $3. Every other quality aod Style for $3 up to $lB. A JOB LOT OF CLOAKS FROM LAST BKABON AT HALF PRICE! Best Black Silks for 80c. to $1.60 per yard. Rich Fancy Silks really beautiful. Every variety of DRESS GOODS. CLOTHS! OA3BIMERBSM BATTINETTB, fte.!M Heart Black Beaver Cloths, fine French do., fto., Ac. Blankets, Flannels, Linens, and Muslins. In fact no better stock of general Dry Goodsoanbe found than at THORNLBY * CHISM’S, Northeast Corner EIGHTH A SPRING GARDEN no!3-tf CLOT HS, BEAVERS, OABBIMEREB, Vestings, Satlnetts, and Tailors’ Trimmings. LADIES’ CLOAK CLOTHS. All of the most Tollable makes at reduced prices, at the Cloth Store of JOB. ft WM E. WOOD, n27*fl‘.uth Jal No. 8 North SECOND Street. EDrn ©col)# Jobbers. JJUY GOODS—REMOVAL. JOSELUA Lu BAILY, Having removed to hie NEW STORE, , NQ. 218 MARKET STREET, PHILADELPHIA, An entirely new and attractive STOCK of WINTER DRY GOODS, FOB BALK BY THE PIEOE OB PACKAGE, CASH AND PROMPT SfIORT-OREDIT BUYERS AT A GREAT REDUCTION RECENT PRICES. QlavviaQes. iSAAO P. BRANIN, UGHT COACH * OARRIAGBM^BE^ All work warranted to glre aatleTaetlon. Order* re*, peotfnlly aoliclted. nolO-Bm* COUNTRY PHYSlClANS.—Advertiaera who wtah to reach COUNTRY PHYSICIANS, ee. puelnlly at the South and Wear, in the best possible manner, can do so through the MEDICAL AND 6GB. GIOAL REPORTER, published mull, in this Subscription price, 63 per annum, In advance. Anro. A LARGE CITY OIROCLATION. Address the EDITOR, ?0I ARCH Street, Philadel phia. dlo-fstttth-Bt* tOai[|)«o t Jttodrj)/&t. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS I CHBlsi*- PRESENTS! l-Pine Witch..,Bold Jon]. 1 ) > oilmware, and Fancy Goods, Gold and Silver Ame rican Watchea, Vest and Chatelaine Chain*, Band Bracelet*, Necklace*) Stud*, and 81eeve Button*, Fanfcy GiltHait PmßandOomba, Ac at r . WM. B.ELTONHEAD’S, \ 5?2 SECOND atreet, between Pine and.Unlos. alo-fliw s U'Otl-D-AV, ' | 'PSBSBNTS, j THOMAS C. GrABRETT, NO. 326 CHESTNUT STREET, Invitee the attention of the public to hi. luge anil P&BhioD&ble Bloch of ■ ! WATOKES, • . jewelry, | 4VD > SILVERW ARE, • Laid In at low price. Tor Ouh, whloh wiU he eold cor respondingly low. dl6tt6 ! QHRISTMAS SAMUEL W. PEPPER, (SOOOEBBOB TO HENRT j. PEpp B B k 80S) ; WATCHES, * IBTELR7,.’ AND SILVER W ARE, TI4 OHE3TNUT ST., OPPOSITE THE UASONia HALL. ; Enjoying every facility appertaining to the Dullness, and having an excellent location at a LIGHT BENT, , ■ He is enabled to sell the same class of Good* at an “'Vance fully Otfß-72 IRI> LESS ' . Than any of hi* competltnn« WATCHES CAREFULLY REPAIRED. d!6to26if Jk. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS OF £i§Z FINE JEWELRY, £ss Allow price*. Just received Coral. Lava, Gamev. and Gold Jewelry in sets. Also, Scarf JPios.Seal King*, Shirt Stud*, Sleeve Button*, Bracelet*, Chains, fee. 1 English, French, and American Watches, at ' G BUSSELL, d4-lm . 22 North Sixth street. WATCHES." A UtaH We have now in Store A FULL ASSORTMENT OF ENGLISH AND SWISS - GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, Of our own direct Importation, at very low price*. A* we have each Watch thoroughly examined by a competent workman, we are enabled to guarantee our customers a oorskoi time-piece. * FAHB & THOMPSON, Importer* of Watches, Ac., 824 OHEBTNUT STREET, BELOW FOURTH. n26-!hi*tu-12t OAIIiEYA OOTT JUP - WOMUMMLT BAILEY A KITCHEN, Hare removed to their new Fire-proof, White Marble Store, 819 CHESTNUT STREET, NORTH SIDE, BELOW THE GIRARD BOUSE. Now opening their fall stoek of IMPORTED JEWELRY, PLATED WARES, AND PANOY GOODS. To whioh they Invite the attention of thepabU*. SILVER-WARE, WATCHES, DIAMONDS, AND PEARLS, AtWHOIIUM JLXO AIFUL. aulT-lftf 'MEADOWS & CO., I*JL ' HAsmorraißs af STERLING SILVER WARE, ~No. 310 OHBBTNUT Street. An extensive assortment of Holiday Gift* constantly on hand. ' v d7-lm - ijolifrag ®oobs. STEREOSCOPES AND STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS.—A large and beautiful assortment of Stereoscopic picture*. Stereoscope* from $1 upward*. MOALLISTBR A BROTHER, 728 CHESTNUT Street. Gold hand and nose specta cles In great vaiiety. very eoitable forUhrist inas Gifts. MoALLIBTBR ft BKOTHhR, 728 CHESTNUT Btreet. POLYOEAMAS OF VARIOUS SIZES.— An appropriate present. / MOALLI3TRB ft BROTHER, 728 CHESTNUT Street. TY ALEIDOSCOPES, MIOROSOOPES, XV SPY GLASSES, *c.,ftc., Ac. MoALLISTRR’S, 728 CHESTNUT Street. IpHERMOMETERS FOR THE MANTEL, X bronzed, of beantifnl patterns. MoALLISTEE ft BROTHER. 728 CHESTNUT Street, d!8»8t If nearly opposite Masonic Hall, jjiANOY Goods FOR TBB HOLIDAYS. T. H. PETERS & CO., 71S CHESTNUT STREET, Have just received a large variety of Articles suitable for Presents, which they qra offering at very low prices. Being articles of their own importation, they oan afford to sell them at reasonable prices. Part of their stock consists of— WRITING DESKS, ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY and * PAPIER MACHE, OHKBB TABLES, BOARDS and MEN, LADIES and GENTS’ DRESSING OASES, PARIAN. BISQUE and BRONZE FIGURES, LADIES’ HAIR PINS and HEAD DRESSES. TRAVELLING BAGS, PORTS MOhNAISS, CARD OASES, GLOVE and HDKF. BOXES, ODOR OASES and BOTTLES, VASES, TOILET BOTTLES, CARD PLATES and BASKETS, FANS, PEARL, IVORY and PARTY FANS, OPERA GLASSES, JEWEL BOXES, INK STANDS, CIGAR CASES, Together with a large variety of Gilt Fancy Goods and other articles, suitable for Christmas Presents. T. H. PETERS & CO., PERFUMERS AND IMPORTERS, 716 CHESTNUT STREET, Opposit* Mabosiq HiLt*. Fancy goods lOR CHRISTMAS AND THE HOLIDAYS, W. D. GLENN, NO. 26 SOUTH FOURTH STREET, Offers *6 low prices a large variety of new good* of his own importation, coneistiogin part of— LADIES’ TRAVELLING BAGS AND CABAS, PAPIER MACHS WORK-BOXES, DESKS &0, TOILET BOTTLES, Richly Gilt and Decorated. PORTEMONNAISB AND POCKET-BOOKS, In great variety. FANCY INKSTANDB, In Bronze, Porcelain, Glaus, fto. CARD OASES, CIGAR CASKS, CIGAR BTANDS, In Rosewood and. Ebony. DRESSING CABEB AND PORTABLE DESKS. MEMORANDUM AND BALL TABLETS. ODOR BOXES AND GLOVE BOXES. MEDALLIONS IN PLASTIC ITORY. SCOTCH WOOD FANCY ARTICLES, SNUFF BOXEB, fto. ■■ OfIBBSMEN, BACKGAMMON BOARDS Together with many otber*artlcles, to all of whloh th attention of dealers and the publio le invited. dlO-tjel-if „ Stationers IOCQ DIARIES ICEQ Jl OtFiF*For the Desk and Pocket inXO*F£7» great variety of atyles and sized, of the justly celebrated PHILADELPHIA EDITIONS, Infinitely superior in every respect to the New York Editions; For sale, Wholesale and Retail, by tho Publishers, MOSS, BROTHER ft 00., Counting House Stationers, dlfi-lm No. 16 South FOURTH Street. Sxpresa gTowpameg. PHILADELPHIA. LOCAL EXPRESS will give particular attention to the delivery of HOLIDAY PRESENTS throughout the city. Office 28 South FIFTH Street. OAKHAN ft 00., Proprietors. dW'7i* • a fss: PRESENTS. fllS-SBUpßglsi The ADAMSi XPRESS COM PAN Y win give particular attention and core to the forwarding of HOLIDAY PRESENTS intended for re sidents of other cities. The articles should be well packed, md addressed with the name of street and number of dwelling. When the delivery is desired on a particular date, It Should to noted oo the package Philadelphia, Decembers, . JOHN BINGHAM,-Supt., dlO-dtJal-lf . Penn Division. iWitueb MI N 0 E D MEAT The subscriber has communed mennfactnrlng hla NE PLUS ULTRA MINCED MEAT, which he offer* to hlB cußtoraer* in large or small ffutn tltie* Order* through Blood’* DUpatch will be pnne tually attended to. JOBUUA WRIGHT, SPRING a ABBES and PR. ANKLIN St*., dO-lm-lf Phllßdelphl*. NO. 1 WINTER LARD OIL— 2O barrels for*sic by R.W. P. ALLEN, U Bcuth DELA WARE Atenue, «!*•« v ' -IDast#. PAKTNBH WANT! D.—A Notion House, with « g'od bushes* t-a’abliahed. w'she* to obla'a a partner who ho* aknOwl.-dge of tfae'bqsfoe-s.snd can add fire thoos >nd dollar* to the capital of the buti nes*. - To one possessing the above.-requisite*, this 1* an opportunity such as rarely offers, to embark in a safe •nd profitable bnsioess, the • partner, whose place be ie to take, r'nly leaving on account of ill health ACiJrvPi tr H S. G.,»» office ©f The Press . dlB-3'.* YAjTANTID—By an educated Man; who. Tv hashed ten year* experience aa* tutor, a Pifna tion as TEACHER in an Academy. Addrezs “SchoUr,*' office of The Press. ’ " ' diB-4t* 'MTANTBD A PARTNER.—The adver- FT tiser has a' business already established which be desire* to increase, by taking a partner having .'TV * n . The business ia safe and profltab’e, which will be'shown on an interview being had. Ad- Jn»« “L. K,,’’ at thli offlee. JjB-3t« j} A graduate from the high SCHOOL vlshu * Situation in a ’Wholei.ie Dr, uooas Btore. Aadress “Thomas,” office of this pa ‘ •. dlB Bt* ANTED—A Young Man'who writes a t ii « nd > qulckat figures. Addrect “F. L..» this office. * - dlg-St* Paitner with from -J. l u Five Thousand Dollars, in a profitable eat.bußhed Sualneos. ARUxesa “L. w L.. ,! at .B)« of aw - die-st* ■'^P'ANTED —An experienced BOOX »» KS2PEB ietlnt on eugagam.nt. Sati.f.ctcrr references irfU be glren. Aidrees Eoaner.” oßce tf tbie piper. 4iB-«t* VM^ANTED —Bya middle aged man, a situa- V T t!on u LIGHT POSTER ia a Wholesale Rome; can glye undoubted referenoe as to ebaraoter and indue trione habits. Applj to No) 408 OHISTNUT Street. A YOUNG MAN, WITH AN *XTEN bIt« “d practical knowledge of BOOKS, disircs or Publishing House. Ad giess««H » P«-*>t office. ANTED—A situation by a competent cftnnt««* Address, for two weeks, “ Ac coontant.» this office/ ' dl^-6t» v ® •—A young man wants a Silna an or Uommlsaion House, or as Imit .Book-keeper Address «T. 8..» 'tress - , , dI6-6t* situation as BOOK- a Wholesale or ComtniMioaHouse,by thSS^na** 4 ! Go® Western Pannejlvania/by whom a liberal share of hwde could be influenced For reference* inquire at this office., dllaas^i* T° IMPORTERS—The advertiser, a young Jlu T& 1 ’ Tho , T wks irrlt «* thp French and Spa nish ttnguw*B fluentiy, dfslr** an engsgementlnsn Importing House a* Olerk or Correspondent/ Can tur » 5-i“^ ceptio,,tW * references. Address « Koffice, or 2he Press. diS-Ot* %/V AN TED, JTOK THJS UNITED STATJSH ' OATALET—Ablt'lxxUed, uuouiitd mm tQ whom will be girea good par, board. olothlxur, and medical attendance, Pajfroxn *l3 to £23 par ioontfr. Roman having a wife or child vili ba aoomnad. App)y tor MOUNMP BS&YIOJE at Ko. 817 IiABKLH BtnMriT abo>P lighth, north tide, ■- - t. U. MOOSE. Iftlileat. l«t Dragoon*. * Bacroltini Ofßoar, %oaxbiti&. BOARDING —A private family having a well-fa'jiißhed and comfortable home, will board a few gentlemen, or genVeman and wife Reference!) given and repaired. Address “H. 0 office of The frees. It* TWO OB THREE RESPECTABLE and agreeable persona may obtain BOARD, with the comforts of a borne, in a Sne bouse, pleasantly located. Beferences'exchanged, 227 Rorth Twelfth st, 416-st* Jot Bale an& la ftel. £JOTTAGE LOTS WOODBXJBY, IST. J. SHERIFF'S BALK ON CHSISTMAS DAT, At 1 o’clock, at the HOTEL, of IS* ACRES, at WOODBUBY, Eligibly situated for Boil ding FnrpoiM. FOR SALE, a very handsome place of 19.10 aeree, situated about \% miles above lorreedele? well stocked with Fm»t and Ornamental Trees, and for an ont-of-town residence, a desirable location. If sold early, can be had low and on accommodating terms. Apply to - J. T>. RBINBuTH, d!8-3t* 43d W ALNTJT street. Germantown dot of groundfor BALR —A handsomely aituatedtOT 0? GROUND, containing 14 acres, with -large. fronts, and cesirab a either for investment or improvement, an i for out-of town residences, affording a number of superior eitei. Apply to J. D. BMNBOTH, <ft*Bt* 486 WALNUT Street. rjTETIRD STREET BTO R Z * FOB BUNT, k. PSgIRAXLX BTIVS IOE A IQOHG FIRM Looking for Pennsylvania and Ohio trade. Rant Low. Possession given Immediately. Apply at ST North THIRD Street. dl3-tuths3t# jjj| TO INSURANCE OFFICES. omoi ROOMS TO LET. Three Beautiful COURTING ROOMS, In Grigg’s Pire-Proof Building, on the Second door, front, No. 926 WALNUT Street, suitable for iDsuranoe, or an/ other Companies needing common!catin? rooms. JOHN GBIGG, 39 6 WALNUT Street. <l7-221-if* 4*3 "WALNUT-STREET HOUSE FOR BRggAT.K, No. 1223, north side, shore TWRLPTH, 21 jeet front by 158 deep, with large Dining-room, nur sery, and Kitchen, and every convenience. $12,000 may remain on mortgage. Apply to X. ft. "Whelan & Co., 309 Walnut atreet. dO-dlOt-rp S&mnaraeiUs. TMTHEATLET * CLARKE’ 0 ABOH-ST* If THXATRI.—WUIiamB. Brodericks, Acting and Stage Manager.' THIS {Saturday) STOKING, December 13, 1858, - OUR AMERICAN CdUStK. Asa Trench*rdi, onr American Gotten, Mt. -J* 8. Clark: Lord Dundreary, Hr. Wheatley. - STILL WATERS RUN DISP. John Mildmay, Mr. Gilbert; Mrs. Sternhold, Mra. Drew. Admission,Sbets. BecuredSeatsinDrewCircle,sT>C ota: Orchestra Stalls, 50 eta; Seats in Private Boxes, T* eta: Gallery, 13 eta; Gallery for Colored Persona, 2$ eta; Private Box in Gaiiery lor Colored Persona, 88 ots) Whole Private Box, $B. Doors open at half past 8 o’clock i oommenoe at T, precisely. • TVJRS. P. P. BOWERS’ 0 WALNUT-BT. 171. THBATBJ, cotnw of NINTH ami WALNUT Struts. THIS HVSNIHO, Uw»B*M IS. ISM, MKSAtMANOE: Or, FAITH AND FALSEHOOD. Leonle Arnauia, Miss J- M. DMmport; ViMOont D’Orby, Mr. 11. A. Perry i Countess D'Orby, MS» O HtohlDge .. DOUBLE DUMMY. Mr. Wellington Priddle, Mr. Drew. Prioee of sdmissioa—Second Tier fed Family Circle, end Third Tier, 35 cents; Parquet, m# cents; Drew Circle, 60. cents; Priests Boxes, according to their locale, |8 ssd $5; Single Bests in Orcheitrs snd Private Boxes, 75 cents. Doors open st half put 6 o’clock; Curtain rises at T o’clock. IVATIONAL CIRCUS, WALNUT ST., 11 Above EIGHTH—LEWIS B. LENT, Manager. THIS (Satorday) KVKNIMK Deo. 18.1858. BftUBiTBIAN PBATB, HYMN AST 10 TEATB, By all the Company. The performance concluding with, the Pantomime of THE BRIGANDS. Principal characters by tne Poster and Denier troupe. SCALE OF PBIOBS. Dress Circle and Parquette 40 cents Children under ten pears of age,............20 “ Family .............SO “ Doers opei» at quarter to 7 o’clock. Performance* wlH'oommence at IX- ... U7* Performances on Wednesday and Saturday Af ternoons. . c* TJSTA.V S ATTER’S VJT FAREWELL cokoebt. Assisted by Mad. BERTHA JOHANNBEN, The celebrated C antra trice. Mr. HERMAN ALLEN, _ „ , , The diatiogniahed American violinist. Mr. QHA&L&S SCHMITZ, ' Th» eminent American Violoncellist. Will take place at the MUSICAL FUND HALL, On TUESDAY EYSNING, December SUt, ISSB. TICKETS to be. had at the principal Moaio stores, and at the office of the Musical Fund HaU. Admission 50 cents to all parts of the HaU. • 03* The Pianos are from tbA celebrated firm of Ghickeriug 4k Sous. d l^-4t ff\HE PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OP X THE FINE ARTS, No. 1025 CHESTNUT STBBET, IB OPEN DAILY (Bund*ys excepted) from 9 A. SI. till 0 P. M. Admission 25 cents. Children 12 cents. Shares of Stock, entitling the holder’s family to ad* mission at all times, fiSO. tT«tf CJANFORD’S OPERA HOTJSE, O ELEVENTH Btrent, idjolntaj tho PfnnsjlTtEU Railroad Depot. great bill Tor tho patrons of BANJORD’S OPERA HOUBJ. THIS EVENING, Will be presented Sanford’s true version of ANDY’S DREAM j OR, THE MAGIO APPLE. The largest Company of MINSTRELS IN THE WORLD. EVERT EVENING- Neir Songs, Gloss, Charßsw, Refrains, Ac., with Dancing by the SANFORD CHILDREN. Admission 35 cento; Children 13# cents, d4*tt A SSEMBLY BUILDINGS, TENTH AND x*. OHBSTNUT Streets. Immense attraction. New Novelties. Change of Programme each Exhibition. Tho LEARNED CA NARY BIRDS and SPIBJJ-RAPPING. Go and see SIGNOR BLITZ. The great Ventriloquist and wonderful Magician. Performance every Evening daring the week, at half-past 7 o’olookand on W»edaesday and Saturday Af ternoons at 8. •< , r - Admission, 3j& oeyvta tChUdreu. IS oenta. -unranMU. .fjjnh hall.—the ger '■iZMg MANIA/ ORCHESTRA will commence their SATURDAY next. Nov. a package or eight tickets fofcVl; whlQi may bo obtained at Andre’s, I*o4 Ohestimt street { Deok A Lawton’s, oorner of Seventh . and Chestnut, and at the door of the Ball, The per formance commences at SJtf o’clock P. M. nol7-tf glancing. PRIVATE LESSONS IN DANCING, MUSIC and ENGLISH BRANCHES.'—A Lady, experienced in instruction, la Aesitoua of obtaining pnpils la the above accomplishments. C/assss meeting at each other’s residence received on the mist favorable terms. .All the fashionable Bfnces taught in Twelve Lessons. Address “ Visiting Governess,” Blood’s Di spatch. ... dlMm-lf Aeon o*s»*r.
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