N'vr-t:’;’,-a .BQ'BXQ2f-T6ts. m diip City of, K«w .York.' Bowoa—lB2 '., ti l»t*sdora««tiMß fiUhue it Sous 243 do A Blude fc Ooj v:, C 6 do k»rnhMi, Ktrkh.m & Go;, sp do nthun is Jonfi; ■'V**< do>;W«ln, LMWng 4c: 0 > j=64 ,kg« gl»», Muiey. A bales tobacco Ba'chnor, JKoOammon A Co; 81 phgs.boots, and. shoes W Brown;' SlMyers. Clsgborn K$ r * vd:,4o. West, BQuthwotth 4b Co; 81 do Ink W M Chris-. 88b»Ve»- y«aA>Bß»ioU4c Co; 13 casks cider ,N =Bo oases oil oloth*:A McCall tun AOo; 10 do jMubes Merrick Agon: 80 frails dates Phillips &Bro; 600 v.:«"Vv T , NABTDO.KBT-Boht fly, OUeM«m«t-660 nltaai - wlnteyjsnerm.oii 477A’do bleaobed winter whaled* S9o ' docnide do 40 bbls oil while soap Thain s - , OOBNVYALLIB, Union, Bmlth-0000 bushels . potatoes E A Boudsr AOo.' Wrt i WILHAMBTON,. ( NO~Schr Omegt--l76 > W 0 No l • bqoch ojrpressshlpgles Nptoross ■ phibadmbhiaboabd tbad*. >• B? V* Mushil*,-* i draduin* 0» *®l Mo«b. B. O; Kbioht, v-' J -~~r fnarituSuteUiaenc*. FtfltT ipy Dec* 22, ISBS. BUN*BI8J?S.•»«'• .7 26 j SUN 88T8.4 85 HIGH WATBB 01 ABRIVBD.' Steamship- Oily'of New, York, Howes,' 60 hours from -'-Boston; with, mdse and paueigers to’ Henry Winsor. -.Bused a and brig coming in'the capes. - ficbr Yaskti Sharp, Sharp, 6 days from Boston, in b&l* - last to eaptain. V . • . * ' Brig Union, Smith. 14 days from Cornwallis, NB, with * potatoes to B A goudec A Uo.t ' ' =' . mT „ ■ Baht, Omega, Taylor, 16 days from WUUamston, NO, Irith shingles to Norctoas A Shuts. ' gchr N fi T Thompson, Baines, 4 days from Bridge ’ porc. Ct,inballafitto YanDasen, Norton A Co. - •'Bohr Anna fi Bussell, JTarrington, 2 days froiu Lewea, . • Bel, with corn to J L flewley & Co. * - Bahr Bird, Clumbers, !■ day from. Lewes, Bel, with --- tjorn to 1 Xi'fiewley A 00. , . „ " ' ' • (Tchr Bohemia, Clark, 2 days from Chesapeake City, ' with grain to Christian A Curran. * • y Bchr Diamohl Bute. Bmlthers, 2 days frem Milford, * Bel.-withobrn to J H McOolley. ' -.. gchr.W WhUden, Vandergrlft, 1 day from Port Bepo ‘v alt, with mdse to captain.' , : . ' - CLEARED. Steamship Gitjr of Richmond, Mitchell, Richmond, T W B»niue J l', A Drebert.Hewltt, Bt Kith, J»nntch« A Onntairs. '•* - . Bohr Robbie W DUIoa, Marta, Barannah, Pettit, Mar tin &00. ‘ : J ' . Bohr Dirigo, Cook. MohUe, / . -do , " Bohr V Sharp, Sharp, Boston, N Bturterant &. Co. . gobc Whits SaatU, Sharpy Boston,- Gain, Hacker do Co. : > Bchr A S Cannon, Nowell, Boston 0 Miller & Co u'BdhrM 0 Carlton, ehailUr,BaUßlrer, Oarile do Hand, ' , Str B Willing; plajpool, Baltimore. A Grorea, Jr . ,v- >' l v- t '- g m nunint.l Cg (Oorreapoadenoa of th# Philadelphia Bxohange.) r c : CAP* IfILAKD, D«0- 21 6P M. i. ; Nothing has-toon otoorred passing In or out daring *he day,' Wind BVT, accompanied with rain. * - Yonrt,*©, THOB. B. HUQH3W. ' [ST MLIOUAPfi f 0 THE PBBBB.J • , ALHXAKDBIA, D 6021. Artlved/schrsAcceu, from Philadelphia; Village *Qneen, from New York. • . Below, barque France, from Cardiff. .. MEMORANDA; Steamship Persia. Judkins, cleared at New York yes terday for Liverpool. - _ . „ " _ . \ Steamship.PeTaware,’Copes, ; cloarel at New York ; 7 Stakma£ip sailedfrom Portland , hence at Wilmington, Del, 10th inst, fur repairs. - .< Ship Andrew Jackson, Williams, olearedat New fork 20th inst. for San Frinoisc* " Ship Chtora, Fisgerald, from Liverpool, arrived at 'SlnvaporeOetlS.' , „ - Ship'Mortlmer Livingston, Sampson, from Savannah, was off Havri 2d iost, , '- \ ‘ ' Ship John Fraser, Herbert, for Philadelphia, entered ' for loading at Liverpool Ut , Bhlp .W V„ Seat, Wilcox, for Liverpool, went to aea. from Charleston 17th inat. Shin Oveiose, Osgood, from Calcutta Bept 4 Tor Bos ton, pissed Highland Light 12 Jtf 20th inat. _. Ship Aapasla; Slaton, cleared at New York 20th inat, • for Ban Francisco'.'' . Ship Kate Bwcetland; Spalding, for Oallao, cleared at , .New Yotk2othioSfe. ' • \ ‘ . / Ship Sdwa'rd, Frost; from Calcutta Bept 2 for Biiton, « passed Highland Light 12 M 20th insti. - Uarq&a Philomela, Nichols, from Fading, arrived at ' Boston 20th tn*t.'‘ _ Barque Mary Adelia, Kellar, for Bordeaux, cleared at ‘ Charleston 17 ih inat. v -Barque Fire Fly, Cann, from Aphl, WOA, arrived at Boston 20th inat. Brig Job Albion, Flfleld, from Wilmington, NO, ar rived at Wilmington, Del, 20th tost;* . - Brig BJ ilow, Wentworth,' from Calais for Philadel- et Salem 19th Jnst. Brig'Montkello, Hopkins, from Hlo de Janeiro 14th' '--utVwith'Ccffeei at Baltimore 20th Inst. Bxperlenoid a,very rough passage; split'Sails, and earried away jaws yonhettia ; nbcH>ai'.i /'V v ; ?\, Bchra'Sptiy, Stuirt; Paugi*i«t, Waples: Stiesmlet, 'Downing; Haxia^Fleming,‘vtthaw) Hary P Stevenson, ftha*:,George'Bartoi; Ba&nett;*hd Charm, Star, at Wtl* ■ mington,~Eel/SOth Inst:; '.) rr f: - ■ ■ Bohe-Bilik -Rebecca, Price, hence, arrived at Oharieatonl7th'lnst: " ' schr W Kennedy, Christy, hence..arrived at Norfolk \lBtbhist.’ * <*7*- - . 'Y\V , / • Bohr Caroline & Rebecca, Fox, with a wreaked schr in tow, arrived at Wilmington, pel, 20th inst. Bohr John Jones,'Btevenson, for .New York, sailed from Wilbington, Del,' 18th Inst’ gflhr ■ gsrah Woodbridgo, Higgins, hence, arrived at Boston 20th inat • ’ ’ • '.Bchr-AmeUa,ltotkhiU,Bidledfrom YaJl Elver 17th fhst -lor Philadelphia. , ' . fichr B 8 ’Janes, Godfrey, at Boston 20th inst from - Apalaehieol*. - . Bcbr‘Oyclorii, DM, for Philadelphia* sailed from N '--Bedford 19th last.. Schre D 8 Mersbon, Allen, and J B Aorta, May, 'Bence fbrßoston, at Holmes’ Holel9tb Inst. - Bchre Ami Gardner, Harding, from, Salem, and.Ame* lie 0 Reeve*, Labe, from Boston, both for Philadelphia,, at Newport 20th inst ' Schrlsuo Rich, Bmith, hence for Boston, was spoken InVineyatd Bo nod 10th Inst. - ~ Bchr Evelyn, Williams, hence, arrived’at Providence 18thinst:. ty- -*> Y ' , ■' 1 'Sohra'Am 8 Brown; Brown, and F O Sm’lh, Smith, heooe, arrived at Pxovidenoe'lOth Inst. Schrß.JGartataoiifGraoe'jhenoej arflvedat Cntnoy 'lBth inat. : '. .:Y x ■ ;*. " Bchr Anna HlDcks, Phlm»y, at New York yesterday 'from inat.. Left ships Geo West, for New Orleans, dlscbgj ,Wm-Welhirflli, do; brigs Ohimboraao, for Pensacola % in 4 days; BOOhaloner, unci' schr,Franklin Bell, for Hew, York in 10 dajs; brig Norfolk, for .Haw York, sld 8 days previous. Behr WvA Griffin, Borden, at New York yesterday from Grana la 9th last. Bid in co with barque Maravai for Antigua.'SOth last, off Barnegat, saw a ship bound If ~withlosf or. main topgallant oast and head of main topm'sst Leffcshlps Wm Lord, Jr. for New Orleans in 2 days; Cornelia, from Newport, Wales, just ar; barque Edmund Dwight, from Norfolk, dis dig. The WAG has made tne rcuod voysgo in M‘ days, including 9 days de tention at Granada. - ; Bcbr James A Bayard, Ward,’ cleared at Wilmington, NO, SOth Inst'for Philadelphia. , Pchrs 8 R Vinton. Wasbington, and Prompt, Dixon, hence,' arrired at Richmond 20th Inst. ’. : Bteatser toper/FhllUps, hence, arrlred at Norfolk 18th inst.-yrith a new barge in tow< n - ‘ • BPOKEN. :* _ July Belong 77 B, the “Sydney,* * from proT«s to be the Ballr Badger, of FitUtoo, Ha -Shewn* taken in tow bj the fishing achr Ocean Bride, of Seampacolt, but the wind .being ahead, thej were obliged to abandon her. . Theiollowing ia a cop/ of a letter dated flt Thomas. Dec T, received by Ellwood Walter, JESeq: The ahlpPlot* HoDcnald, from Liverpool for Baltimore,-pat in here , leaking 12 Inches ofwater per hour,' and ie discharging cargo. TheJjrigMlnnle, of and tor Charleston, from Bordeaux, aiaoputin leak tug.' Parthian . has contracted with the barque W Hinokley to take her ■- cargo iand passengers to -Bto de Janeiro for the earn of $O.BOO. V The sohr Lord Bagl'tn, of Halifax, with a cargo or fish|bound to. Cuba, has jaet come In under Jury Tbf brig'Yermont, from Wilmington for bos* :_tAa, alio fcot'in here dismasted. The ship Atlantic, of , and for'Kew York from Bctterdam, In ballast, also pat :Jn -here; 4amege not st.ted. r - v • - . DOMESTIC POBTi, 1 . JjIWYORK, Dio2l—Ar,steamship* James Adger, Alims, Cbariafcton; Augasta, Woods uU, Baraanah: brig Col Pennimen, Coffin, Jeremies, scbrs It W Brown, Andrswij WlliaiDgtonfNO} Leading JBreere, ‘ Borrows, dingier for Boston; QntndiUt, Biker, Alexandria for Boston. ■ “ • ; Old,, ships Constantine, Mtodoff, Mobiles Donan, Meyer, Charleston and IlimSorg; Uarrest Qneeo, .'Young, Liverpool; Palestine, Pratt, London:. barane 0 Wright, White/ Baltimore; sehr Nightingale, Martin, Barbu oe* and a market sad'- 1 fOJUMGN POBTB. Atßlmana, WOA,Hov I,'batque* Buokeye, Bill, and Manchester. Jotuoaoh, bolhof-lialein} uno -*>At'Anhauieboo, WGA, too date, barques lonia, Gojd* jmltb; and CoiUwnvDl&ay, unc. 4 ; At.WhgdabftWOA.OetSl, hrig-Marshall, Smith, for •leer aid ' Abwqoilumogffoin Wew York, name not gtTen,w*»atNistoQetl2.-- - Ar at ShinghMtfet 8, ship Eastern Btar, Jonei, Bong Bong, ‘ ' ' ' Ar at'Batavia Oct 6, barque Telegraph, Giles, Ba xoarang. - ,- , - Pined Anjier Sept 28. Jaooba. Behaap, from N York "Jtot Hong Kong., . , 'Ar at Oaleatta Out 81, ship Trimountatn, Hadley, Bo&bay* Ar at fit Helena Not U.barquM Luoy Johnson, John* fon, of and LomNew Ldpdon, to sail lame day fir Harre j r C«rea, of Salem, toiler, (com Coast of Sumatra ' for Genoa, dSeobarglng to repair. Ar at Madeira 14th alt, barque Oelestla, Howes. N Y. Arat Alexandria,-*; Mh u.t, barque Vivid Light, SUnehard,'Barcelona. 1 ; . At Messina 27th wit, barque Vernon, Gott, Cos Bos ton, Idg; brig Civilian, P/pr, for do'do. Sid 2?thf barque Betsena, Phioney, Boston. ,At-Trieste^9*h'nit, barque Glenwood, Giover, for for Boston, ready. - 'At Gesoa'2Sthntt,barque Pernandini,Cottrell, for tfesslaa, to load for Bolton. ' At Malaga 2ithultj barque Young Turk, Harding, for Boiton, -- 1 ’ .', -.~ : - Ar at'Hvrre let lost,jfDotBQthnlt) shfni tfolhouse, New Orleatfs; Oyposure, Harris, do; Maritana, ’Williams, do; Metropolis, foster, do. . - Bat into Yarseend, Norway,‘Not 20, ehlp Llrz'a Drew, Kobe, from Stockholm for New York. ; Ar at>Stow'enhaven Mfchult, brig Presto, (Dutch) Oremor, Wilmington, NO. ■- - - -- • * - Ar at Queenstown 271 b ult, ships Tempest, Whitney, N Orleans; 29tb‘, Sandusky. Williams, Mobile; Ist Inst, 'Alb&troes, Weeks ,'Barsnnan for Liverpool.' Ar at Donegal tsth nit; brig Arabian, Bichibuoto, * Ar at Glasgow 2d Inst, By; barque Ltnnea, N York. Bid 271 h u«t, barque Irvine, Cook/Boston. • At dd Ist Imt, ship Oori Linn, Luther, for -New York 7th; barques Pndet, Von Hatch: for Ban Francisco; Pel* hi, (Br).06ok; for, Boston, - r \ - ' • ‘ ' ’ - At Fort' Glasgow let lost, ship Ohas Back, Smalley, for Bombay. Idg. j;, <^IIIILIASIMILIBUSCURANTUR.” •- HOMEOPATHIC EEMEOTK3 FOB TAMIL Y VSK! - K DBS AfrHMBAD A; BTIOK, . Would respectfully announce that they, hare eitab- = llehed ‘HOMBOPATHIO •'••tIRpIOAL DEPOT, AT 826AROff STREET, below Ninth, Philadelphia, where HomdeopathlQ remedies may now he had for domestic use; Our catalogue embraces THIRTY sets of medicines, each one adapted to-separate 1 -and distinct complaints, aiioagwhlcU are-D/apepaia, Bore Throat, Coughs and Colds- Piles, Worms, Af-' fictions. Croup, ’Headache and Neu ralgia, Debility or Nervous Weakness,' all Female Com plaints, Diseases of Tulahcy, Ao. for a. full list, call .. at the depot' for printed olrcularf, gratis. 1 ,The remedies) ..up is* phials, appropriately . ‘.TabeHedjaadaceoupantal with foil directions/ Price ! Wbenfc. ' " ' si r. »r- At J«. aed Stationery Store,' ninth; bitSi jV -•-> vr.- I.'; ' ‘ ' ARBIVALB AT THE 'PRINCIPAL HOTELS, xir to on o'clock mis kobhibo. ■ OIBABD HOUBE—Okeetmit etreet, below Ninth, 11 H RsmolOi, Luoutor B W Thornton, 111 H n McHorphf, ! 11 1 J Bhoemnket, ainoinnnti f °fllSS.. JPorU«nd W A Gerbett Bo.ton t n tv«id. Boston D L Shields, eiewickly DS Wiion & 1«1 P» Mr. B B Shields, BowloMy o»nt WhJtall, USA O Smith, Conn wK.n, New York J 8 Winelow, Ohio ail Hall* Fa &eld,Ud AO Green, Md , - J Wilkineon, B.rriebnrg J B Bra.lT, Bhtln , 0 J Underwood, Boeten j l Look+ood, Boston i V Howldea, New York J H Llndeaj, PUteburjt . JJ Bose, Harrisburg Hon H Welbridge, N York J 0 Seed, Boston Mrs Haldeman, Harrisburg Mm Haley, Harrisburg W Kidd, Atlanta, Sa G * *™»i H * ,e ? G B Itob,New Haven •• OB Norton,New York G 0 Dunbar, New York Judge Donaldeon, Pa B B Mason, til Boole A W leieenring, Pa 0 B IsaaesrNew York J Monroe, New Jereojr F Dagget; boon LHotohkiss, Oonn B 8 Wilkinson Harrisburg J A Armstrong, Balt 0 S Ford, Brooklyn ~ . B S Freeman, N Y J M Boies, NY 0 A Wood, Boston Geo H Bates, NY KB Fw, Boston A Maynard, Boeton Johnil Jr,N Y W B Oox, N 0 Wm H Hill, N Y MWoodnongh.NY ' “orri. Falkeoan, N Y Walter Doles, Va , VG Van Yliet, N Y H N Fryatt, N Y H Carney A laiy.RHss Miw Saidge, Knoxv, Tenn Peter D Sturgea, N x OB Paine, Boetport , ES John 0 Wilson, Va , Mrßo*"*'* J Cook, Chicago WH Cannon, Del LeG BockwooQ & wife,N Y WB Lockwood, NY B Bliot, M D, NY Miss DM Eliot, Oonn . E AComley, PUla J Smith, NT O B Haselton, Boston AMERICAN HOTEL-JChestnut et., above Fifth. B Pa7™on, V. »| Wilburn, M Chunk V McYeanh. xale 0 H Weed, Boston W A JayS'.l la, Norfolk Alfred FUto Phlla HBttno, Boehester PW Knight, N Y A B Boone, Phlla Dr M Hammond A la, Del Mrs Bliiott, Balt B D Dspron, Mass John W Boblnson, Boston A W Porter, Mass JB Whitaker, Pa J Phllbriok, Boeton D 0 Dodd, Newark , G B Weisman, N Y JasADonbar, NY . JohnM Gilkey, Balt . H 8 Ecohelberger, V» . W H Johnßon, Maes E Johnson, Hartford H Jenkins, N Y FBANKLIN HOUSE—Ohsstnot street, abOTO Third W Davis, Easton T Garreteon.Pottavlile E Hains, Providence, BI JN Butler, Prov, HI A J Wright A la, Ohio Thomaa F Wright, Ohio J B Daniels, Ohio B F Fooks. Del • John Doherty. Bob Haven A Huff, Columbus, Ohio M B Dodge. NY T Bunatein, NY 8 M Took, N w H J Palmer. N Y H Clow, jr, N Y J M King, Waterford, N Y A Kuraard, NY EW Karl, Beading U B Dean, N Y ThoS 8 Webb, Ohio G W Pitcher, N Y ' Mrs ArrowamUh, N Y MBRCHANTB’ HOTEL-Foiirth at., below Aroh. J F Means, Towanda' Lewis Keok, Reading 8 Foster, Boston - A J Wright & wife, Ohio T F Wright & wife, Ohio 3 B Daniels, Ohio J A Maine, Ohio D H Hegwood, Kansas N Eddy, Indiana W H Swift, Norristown 3 8 Graffins, Williamsport J T Ferguson, Arkansas Q Henry W Steele, NY Jas B English, New Haven D Whlttemore A la,Boston Col John Hough, Pa UNION HOTEL—Awh street, below Fourth. W W White, Penna J p Hetbriek, Pemm DW 0 Boutelle, Penna 8 Walmer, Hummelstown GeoTbomkina, Penna W Underwood, Penna H Cooper, Cincinnati Miss V Cooper, Cion 0 Weemer, NY B Kummer, Penna W Zone, Penna Oliver Bproul A la, Mo L Mead A la, Oonn Bliss E Houston, Lancaster Bliss W W Houston, Pa E F Black A la, Pa Missßlook, Pa Jos Morganatorn, Plttsbfg 8 Vivian, NJ . F K Reybold A sis, Del R G Warner, Pa r NATIONAL HOTEL—Raoe street, above Third. 8 Tauslg, Elisabethtown WH H Giukioger, Pa J M Sheldon. Leidystown H Voute, Bohuylklll Haven G W Geiger, Beading H Trexler, Beading WP o Whitaker, Md WEtUnger, Allentown D A Zeigler, Md' H H Hawley, Lancaster 3 P Kohler, Lascasfer 8 H Dailey, Jersey Shore S J Holllnshead, Stroudsb’g BABLEY BHEAf HOTEL—Second street, below Tine. E H Baitt, Maryland W Wetherill, Maryland W H Heany, Pa J Biinpson, Pa D p#n,pa IBDuffleld,UUlemiUe J Olendeolng, Atlantic City Jos Btaokbouse Attleboro E Potter, Attleboro D Jarrett, Horsham M Jarrett, Horsham P Jarrett, Horsham Jno Betts, Horsham Geo Pickering. Pa Ghts Magill. Pa J M Watson, Now Hope B H Janney, New Hope Jno 8 Williams, New Hope T Pickering, Doylestown Geo Pickering, Jr., Pa B W Biro peon, Bucks co David Simpson, Buoks oo Sami Solleday, New Hope W Donaldson, Pa Robt Boyd,New Hope S Ely, New Hope J Eogart,HartsvUl« B T Engart, HsrtsvUle 8 H Tanner, NY. Jas Horner, Bucks Co W Horner, Bucks co Jos V Peck, Bucks co B J Lewis, Christiana W Betts, Jr, Buoks oo Stephen Betts, Books co Jno 8 Paul, Bucks co W P Magill, Bucks co , Jno Farren, Doylestown 8 Scarborough,-Md’ , 8 Hough, Pa Robt Beans, ■ JohnsvlUe A H Barber, Doylestown A T Phillips, Doylestown . J Carroll, Doyloatown H Watson, Doylestown’ Jno Rich, Doylestown Thos Eat, Lambettville , W Davison, Pa MADISON HOUSE—Second st., below Aroh. 0 0 Ashbury, Newark J Paine, Del P John, London, 0 W John L Clayton, Md T L Murdock, Pittsburg 0 H Holliday, Blalrsvllle B A Henson, Washington B A Jaoobs, N Y J Walsh, Mount Holly F Blanton, Mount Holly John Hobsin', Del MOUNT YBRNON HOTKL-Seeond at., above Aroh. LHFank, Milton, Pa P M Trumbower, Pa Sami Cochran, NY ' John G Sharp, Pa A B Groff, Pa. Wm F Shannon, Del O 0 James, Harrisburg J H Harris, Jersey Shore BLACK BEAR INN—Fifth and Merchant streets. E Brown, Chester co Wash Sill, Del co S Oheyney, Chester co AH Brinton, Cecil co John way, Cheater co H Bell A la, Lane co Wm H Streng.N J 811 Shnster, Pa G W Wateon, Phlla P E Leonard A la, Pa, F A Churchman. Del M Hammond, Del Jos Thompson, Pa Frank Thompson, Pa G T Dare A son. Lane co J Dsvoe, West Chester T B Jarman, Dei co~ J G Smith, Cheater co Dr Levi OverholUer, Pa Thos Worth, UnlonviUe Wm Chandler, Del oo John Griffith, Chester co BT Ogden, Del ooJrULMoore, Del co P Moore,'’Dil co ' " Jag Wilson, Cheater co 0 Lunborn, Del ' E 8 Marshall, Chester co J Cusey,Chester co Ch&s Pairlamb, Del co BLACK BEAR HOTEL—Third It., lb. OallowhUl. F H Stoefl, Pa ■“ ‘ M Johnson, Pa 8 R Schmacker, Pa J Hunt. Pa Wm Harner, Pa B Hrabb, Lonsdale A Acbey, Pa , H Rogers, Pa D K EUgle, Pa' Famt Conrad. Pr H Degering. New Texas Nathan Landis, District W Blank, Pa WJLBIank,Pa W Thompson, ZlonsvlUe Aaron Thompoo Ztonsville Jno Tan Artedale, Pa M N Tan Artsdale, Pa Jacob Sailer, Pa 0 0 Yonog, Pa B ft Gilbert, NY' GO Olemmens, Pa BenjSchro/er, Pughton ■ Jaa Daub, Sumneytown BALD EAGLE—Third street, abore CallowhM, J B Erdman, Pa Hiss Baker. Lehigh co B W Sloner. Pa ’ J DDUlingor, Lehigh co GhssPWaok, Norristown JnoP Jones, Pa Jacob Hepinger, Pa .Carriages. On the7th instant, by Ber Mr. Jeffry, Mr. JOHN A. HE6BHFBLD to Miss SARAH JOHNSON, both of Bal timore - , * - On the 14th Instant, by the Rer. Dr, Clarke, JOHN McEWEN, of Oanonsburg, Pa., to MART E„ eldest daughter of the late Wm. J. Smith, of this city. # On the 16th instant, at Pittsburg, at the residence of tho bride’s brother, by Ber. 8. McKendree Beiley, D. D.. Mr.* J. HODMan HICKS, of Philadelphia, to Miss LIDA H. ROBERTS. , * JDeaUjs. On the 20th instant, WILLIAM WHITE. Esq., aged 48yeare. ' His male friends and those of the family are respect fully invited to attend his funeral, from bU late resi dence, No. 882 South Twenty-first street, this (Wednee* day) afternoon, at 8 o’clock precisely, without farther notice. ■ ■ * On Sunday morning, 19th InsUnt, after a lingering Illness, Mr JOSEPH LOUGHEAD, in tho 74th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are respect fully Invited to attend the funeral, from bis late re sidence, Blttenhouse street, Germantown, on Wednes day, December 22d, at 12 o’clock noon, without farther Invitation. Carriages will leave the residence of his son, Jos.'P. Lougheaa, No. 268 South Filth street, for Germantown, this (Wednesday) morning, at 10 o’clock, for the con venience of those attending from the city. # On the morning of the 17th Instant, NICHOLAS HBLTBRSON, aged 70 years. His relatives and friends of the family, the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania, and Lodge, No. 8. A. Y. M., likewise the Kensington Lodge, No. 10,1. 0. of 0, F.* are respectfully invited to attend the faneral. from his late residence, No. 226 Coates street, this (Wednes day) morning, the 22d instant, at 10 o’clock, t) pro ceed to Laurel XIUI Cemetery, without further no tice. The undertakers of the city are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of. tbe abore from his late resi dence. * On the 19th Instant. Mrs. MARGARET JANE, wife of Joseph 8. H. Edmonds, and daughter of Mrs. Jane McOano. * The relative and friends of the family are respect fully Invited to attend the funeral, from the residence '?l herhusband, No 211 Carpenter street, above Second, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at 2 o’clock # York V l6 3 ° th JOHN D< MORROW, of New His remains to be brought to this city for Inter ment. On the 19th Instant, THOMAS SHELDON, or Mar ple Townsh Ji, Delaware county, Pa., J* the 80th year of his age. T 1 The relatives and friends of the family are respect fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late resi dence, at Marplo, this (Wednesday) morning, at 10 o’clock. Oo the 20th Instant, Mr. WILLIAM McOOURT, in the 66th year of hie age - The relatives and friends of the family are respect fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late resi dence, Zase street, above Seventh and below Arch, to morrow (Thursday) morning, at 0 o’clock. ## On the 10th Instant, Mrs. ELIZABETH MILLER, aged 43 years. The relatives and friends of the family are re 1 peot fnlly invited to attend her faneral, from the ret id noe of her husband, Wm. Miller, No. 1117 Anita arrest, abore Eleventh, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at 1 o’clock, without further notice. a On the 20th ioetsnt, ROBERT H. PATTON, In ibe 89th year of bisago. His relatives and friends and those of the family are respeotfuliy invited to attend tho faneral, from his late residence, No 710 South Thirteenth street, below Bhlppsn, to-morrow (Thursday) afternoon, at 1 o’olook, without further notice. To proceed to New Philadel phia Cemetery. ## On the 20th instant, Mr. OLIVER STORY, In tbo 46th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are respect fully invited to attend the faneral, from the residence of his brother-in-law, Mr. Joseph Btevenaon, Union street, above Duke, late Kensington, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at 2 o’clock, without farther notice. To proceed to Franklin Cemetery. # On the 20th Instant, ANTHONY MORRISON, in the 42d year of bis age. The relatives pod friends of tbf family are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 1 Fleming street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o’clock. * On the 19th InsUnt, SARAH MBYEBB, daughter ef Peter and Bug aims Reese, in the 3d year of her age. ASHTON’S COMMERCIAL AGENCY, /A- 695 CHESTNUT street —A PARTNER wanted, wltha cMh caplUlof from $6,000 to $lO,OOO, to join the *dvertlser Ywho furnishes equal means) in the conduot of the NET CASH. DRY-GOODB JOBBING TRADE. One aeoustomed to counting-house duties desired. ,0822-St# nrVHE TALLEY STAIf IS THE VEST A BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM ioOamberl»iid ..county; ’ 8a.1n0.. men, con.alt your interests. AddreMj.M. MILLER, N.w.ille, P». d2l-Bt* DUTCH CAKE made expressly tor tho Obrlatmu Holidays. 0. D OAB3AD7, ■ - 1258 MARKET Street. AIGENEBAL assortment of Pies fresh every ■AJrdny. ... 0. D. OAS3ADY, d22-2t* 1223 MARKET Street. M MINIATURE HOUSE.—A Miniature House, haring six rooms completely tarnished, for isle by MABXEN * WITTE, Masonic Temple, No. TIS Ohestnut street. d22-3t* IjtLECTRO-MAGNETIO and MAGNETO XU ■ ELEOTRIO MACHINES, tor Medical use. manu factored and for sale, at No, 8K South SEVENTH Stmt/by W.O.fc J.NEFF. d22-4t» THE PRESS.—PHILADELPHIA. WEDNESDAY* DECEMBER 22, 1858. Nero JJitblirations. QALLEBY OF FAMOUS POETS- A MAGNIFICENT VOLUME This is admitted to be one of the most magnificent volumes, in all its details, ever published in America. It is the first attempt to present steel illustrations upon the came page with the letter press, thus Interweaving Poetry and Art. A GALLERY OF FAMOUS ENGLISH AND AMERI CAN POETS, With an Introductory Essay by Paor. Usury Oopphb, Professor of English' Literature in the University of Pennsylvania. Oomprialog selections from Thouson— Oolliss— Gray Goldsmith— Bbattib— Oowpsa—Bushs— Roqerb— Wordsworth—fcoorr— OOLBKIDQS—SOOTEBY—OhABLBS LAMB— OAUPDBLL— Hobaoh Suits—Moons—J. Mohtoomsby—Usosr— Grahams— Kirk White—Biboh—Mrs. Boutsbt— John Kimdlh—Shbllby—Mbs. Hbmakb—Keats— Hood—Mothsbwbli.—Maoadlat—Brownisq—TknJ hyson—Brtant—Qallbok—Willis—LoHOVßLLew —Holubs—Pob—Morris—Bobsb—Siuus-Prbntiob Conrad and Ooxk. Gorgeously illustrated with upwards of ONE HUN DRED ENGRAVINGS on steel. After designs by the following artiste: Hamilton, Schmolxe, Gilbert, De veroux, Lawrence, Turner, Vasari, Leslie, Sohuessele, Riohmond, Warren, Fletoher, Severn, Bcharf, Franklin, and others. Richly bound in Turkey morocco antique. Price $l2. FOR SALE BY ALL BOOKSELLERS, Published to-day by , E. H. BUTLER & CO., 137 SOUTH FOURTH STREET. Elegant gift books FOR THS HOLIDAYS. GOODRICH’S 'i Most superbly bound in Tur- WOMEN OF BEAUTY I key, full gilt or Antique. AND f Illustrated with 10 Steel HEROISM. J Portraits. Price $l2 50. AHD GOODBICH’S \ Magnificently bound in Tur ■ COURT I key,faUgiltor Antique.. A OF 4 f new edition, with Id Steel NAPOLEON, j Portraits. Price $l2 60. HUNT’S LIVES ) Two elegant octavo vola.,witl* OF ( 19 Steel Portraits. Turkey AMERICAN I morocco. Prioa $l2; hair MERCHANTS. J Ant*que,s3. RANDALL’S LIFE \ Twelve handsome vols., with AND i illustrations, bound In half WORKS f oalfiAntique, $43 60; Li •OF JEFFERSON. J brary Style, $36. ALSO, ADDISON’S WOBKS, Six vols. ) The Celebrated GOLDSMITH’S WORKS, Four vols. British Olas- FIELDING’S WORKB, Four vols. sics put up in BMOLLETT’S WORKS, Six vols. two neat oa- STERNE’S WORKS. Two vols. ses. Price in DEAN BWIFT’fI WORKS, Six vols. haU oalf, gilt BOBWELL’S JOHNSON, Four vols. | or antique, JOHNSON’S WORKS, Two vols. $ll2 60; in 1L DEFOE’3 WORKS, Two vols. braiy style, LAMB’S WORKS, Five vols $76: in cloth, HAZLITT’S WORKS, Five vols. $62 60. LEIGH BUNT’S WORKS, Four vols j DERBY & JACKBOI No. 110 NASSAU Btr< And for sale by the principal Booked MPHE ATLANTIC MONTHLY X ron JANUARY, 1860, NOW RBADT. CONTENTS Olympus and Aegard. Juanita. Left Behind. Coffee and Tea. Men of the Sea. Obie&dee. The Illustrious Obscure. " Tho New Life ” of Dante. At Sea. Bulla and Bears. > The Professor at the Breakfast Table. The Minister’s Wooing. White’s fchakspe&ro. Reviews and Literary Notices. Prescott’s Philip ll—Longfellow’s Miles Standish— Furness’s Thoughts on the Life and Character of Jesus—Vernon G rove—Arabian Days’ Entertainments —The Stratford Gallery—Ernest Carroll—Hymns of the Ages. The general approbation of the intelligent reading pubiie, and the increasing circulation of tula Magazine, furnish the conductors with ample proof that ite aims are appreciated, and that it has met an acknowledged want. The general features which have given Tan Atlantic its popularity hitherto will be carefully pre aerved, and new attractions will be Added from time to time. The Publishers take pleasure In announcing that •* Tho Minister’s Wooing,” a serial story by MRS. HARRIET BEEOHER STOWE, (begun in the December number,) will be continued thrmuh the present volume. It is not necessary to be speaSlhe public attention for an author so universally known and appreciated. Tbe scene of the novel is ' laid la New England, at tbe period immediately following the Revolution, in which tbe author will have full op,* portuniiy for the display of her varied powers The pages of the Atlantic are stereotyped, and back numbers can be supplied. Teems : $B.OO per annum, or twenty-five cents a num ber. Upon the receipt of the subscription price, the publishers will mail tbe work to any part of the United States, prepaid. Subscriptions may begin with either the first or any subsequent number. Olobs.—For $lO, the Publishers will send Five Copies of the Atlantic for one year, the subscribers paying their own postage. Clergymen, Teachers, and Postmasters, will receive the work for Two DiLars a year. $ Booksellers and Newsmen will obtain the terms by tbe hundred, oto., upon application to the publishers. PHILLIPS, SAMPSON, A 00. 18 WINTER Btreet, Boston. For sale by PETERSON A BROS., and A.fcWINOH, : Philadelphia. 023-2 t Elegantly illustrated books. —Just Imported and for sale by J. 0. PBIO K A CO.. No. 88 South SIXTH Street, above Chestnut. , GRAY’S POETICAL WORKS. Illustrated with En gravings by Birket Foster and Harry Roger*. Square 12mo, antique cloth. THE HAMLET. An Ode written in the Whychewood Forest. By Thomas Warton. With 14 Etchings by Birket Foster. Squire 6ve. half morocco. THE HEROIC DAYS OF ENGLAND. Sketches of the Olden Time. Illustrated with 20 superb Wood En gravings, and elegantly printed and bound in antique style. Small 4to. cloth, gilt. FAVORITE ENGLISH POEMS of the last Two Cen turies. With Biographical Illustrations, and over 200 Illustrations In the hlgheat style of Wood Engraving, by Cope, Oreswiob, Birket Foster, Ao. Bro., oioth ana morocco THE UPPER RHINE. With 20 beautiful Engravings on steel, by Birket Foster. Small 4t0., cloth gilt. THE KIRK AND THE MANSE. Sixty beautiful view* of tho most interesting and romantic Parish Kirks and Manses In Bcotlcnd, with historical notices. Im perial 4to, cloth, extra. COLDSMITH’B POETICAL WORKS. Illustrated by Birket Foster. Beautifully colored plates. Square Bvo,cloth and morocco. BLAIR’S GRAVE. Illustrated with Wood Cuts by Birket Foster. Bvo. cloth gilt. TENNYSON’S POEMS. Elegantly illustrated with Wood Engravings, after Millais, BirkerFoster, Cope, Ao Square Bvo morocco extra. WORDSWfBTH’B POETICAL WORKS. With ele gant Illustrations on Wood, after Birket Foster, Harri son Weir, Ac. 1 vol, tquare 8 vo., cloth gilt and mo rocco. THE COURSE OF TIME By Robert Pollock. Illus trated with designs on wood, by the first artists. Small 4to, cloth and morocco. BUMMER TIME IN THE COUNTRY. Illustrated by upward ot 40 original engravings, by Birket Foater, H. Wier, James Godwin, Ac. Small 4to, cloth, gilt. ODES AND SONNETS. Selected from the most emi nentmuthors. Illustrated with wood engravings, printed in colors. Square Bvo. cloth. BURNS’ POEMB AND SONGS. An entirely new edi tion. Illustrated throughout by the most eminent artists. One elegant volume. Small 4to. cloth. POEMS AND PICTURES FROM THOMAS MOORE. Illustrated with wood engravings by Birket Foster, Ac., Ac. Beautifally printed on tinted paper. 1 vol. square 6vo, cloth. SHAKBPEARE. Knight’s Original Pictorial Edi tion Fine impressions of tbe Plates. (Very scaroe.) 8 vole , Bvo., half morocco. HOME APFEOTIONS (THE). Portrayed by tke Poets. Edited by Charles Mackay. With upwards of 160 Illustrations on Wood, by Millasa, PiekersgUl, Tenniel, Gilbert, Ac. Equate Bvo., cloth gilt and mo rocco. ITALY. Classical, Historical, and Picturesque. Il lustrated with 60 beautifully engraved steel Plates, and descriptive Letter Press 1 vol, folio, morocoo. ROYAL GALLERY OF BRITISH ART. Comprising 48 lirgeand superb Steel Engravings, by the best ar tists, after paintings by the most eminent English mas ter*, with letter press In English and Frenob. Folio, morocco extra. CATHEDRALS OF ENGLAND. Architectural and Piotureique Illustrations of the Cathedral Churches of England and Wales. 186 plates, bautifully engraved on steel, by Winkles, with historical and descriptive Accounts. 3 vols. royal Bvo., half morooco, gilt edges. ART TREASURES OF THE UNITED KINGDOM. Consisting of examples selected from the Manchester Art Treasures Exhibition In 1857. With descriptive Essays by Owen Jones, M. Digby, Wyatt, Ac. 100 plates in gold and colors. A Christmas Catalogue of Elegant Books, suitable Tor the present season, with prices attached, Is now ready, and maybe bad gratis on application. d22-3t “ Suddenly there came a tapping, “ As ot some one gently rapping, rapping at my cham- ber door, “’lls some visitor,” I mattered, “tapping at my cham ber door,” “Saying”— “BUY THIS BOOK, IP NOTHING MORE.” JUST PUBLISHED, POE’S POETICAL WORKS, Beautifully illustrated with more than ONE HUNDRED ORIGINAL DESIGNS, ByDARLEY, BIRKET FOSTER, PIOKERSGILL, TENNIEL, OBOPSEY, SKELTON,v MADOT, ROGERS, AO 1 , AO. And engraved In the finest style of wood engraving by LINTON, COOPER, EVANS, A 00. Splondidly Bound, Price Six Dollish. “ “ in Morocoo, Niss Dollabs. • “ FOE stands as muoh alone among Poets as SALVA TOR ROSA among Painters, (Spectator London ) J. 8. REDFIELD, Agvnt, 84 Beckman st. U 7“ Sent by mail, postage prepaid, on receipt of price, n 20-24,A27 of no, A de1,4,8,11,16,18,22,23, A 24-if FULTON’* 5 insurance, adjusting, AND COLLECTING OFFICE, No. 008 OHESI NUT STREET, PfIILADBLfniA, The undersigned having been practically engaged for a number of years In different capacities of ine Insu rance business—for several years in adjusting losses exclusively for the Insurance Companies—now oners his services to those sustaining Loss or Damage by Fire to property insured, in making out their proofs of such loss or damage in full compliance with the Intricate and ounnlng conditions of Policies of Insurance, in suoh a manoeraa to ohviatsplea or excuse for reduction or litigation by companies so inclined, or others. He is assisted by the best legal counsel In Philadel phia, and will give particular attention to the Collec tion of Claims against Insurance Companies. It is known by many who have sustained loss by Fire to property insured, and It has also been the experience of the undersigned.that policies ore frequently deolaied partially or entirely void at a certain time after a fire occurs, In consequence of carelessness or mismanage ment in effecting the Insurance, qr for some other cause, which, although an Important fact, is scarcely ever dis covered or thought of, until It la too late. In order to avoid such disastrous occurrences, the undersigned will also effect Insurance in reliable Companies only, and examine policies effected by others (In most cases) free of extra charge. Parties sustaining loss or damage by fire, as above, will find It to their Interest to oonßult the undersigned as soon after the firs as possible. 422’lrtf* JAME» FVLIQH, Q.OULD & LINCOLN'S BOOK LIST 808 THE THE GREAT DAY OF ATONEMENT. Nebeleia, THU EVENING OF LIFE. Chaplin. 11.00 SALVATION BY OHRIBT. Wayland. $1 00 THE CHRISTIAN LIFE. Bayno. $125 THE GBEYBON LETTERS. Roger*. $1 25 THE SUFFERING SAVIOUR. Ktummacher. $1.25 LIFE AND TIMES OF BAOKUB. Hove/. sl.2s CYCLOPEDIA OF ENGLISH LITERATURE. Cham bers. $5.00 ESSAYS IN BIOGRAPHY AND CRITICISM, 2 tolb, Bayne. $1.25 each. LIFE OF AMOS LAWRENCE. Lawrence. $l.OO OYOLOPJEDIA OF ANECDOTES. Arvine. $3 00 EUROPEAN CELEBRITIES. Sprague. $lOO HOME-BOOK OF MISOELLANY, 0 vole. Chambers $3.00 CRUISE OF THE NORTH STAR. Choulee. $1 50 THE Thompson. 65 013. OYOLOPJEDIA OF BIBLICAL LITERATURE. Kitto. $3OO LIFE 07 DANIEL WEBSTER. Banvard. 76 otl. THE ISLAND HOME. Romaunt. 76otS* IMITATION OF CHRIST. LIFE OF A’KEMPIS. Oil man. 85 cU. KNOWLEDGE IS POWER. Knight. $1.26 THE HALLIG (from the German.) Marsh. $lOO THE PREACHER AND KING. Bungener. $1.26, THE EXCELLENT WOMAN. Sprague. $l.OO THE GREAT TEACHER.'Harris. 8&ots. SAFE HOME, OR FANNY KENYON. Stoddard. 25a. OUR LITTLE ONES IN HEAVEN. Aimwell. 60 otf. GATHERED LILIES. Thompson 81 eta. PLYMOUTH AND XHB PILGRIMS. Banvard. 60ots MOTHERS OF THE WISE AND GOOD. Burns. 760. LIFE OF JAMEB MONTGOMERY. Knight. $1.26 RELIGIOUS PROGRESS. Williams. 86 ots. THE TEAOBER’S LAST LESSON. Badger. $l.OO MY MOTHER, OR MATERNAL INFLUENCE. Mitch ell, 76 eta, HUGH MILLER’S WORKS. Uniform in 6 vols. Miller. $7 00 THE POOR BOY AND MEROUANT PRINCE. Thayer, V, Publishers, •oet, New York tilers. THE POOR GIRL AND TRUE WOMAN. Thayer. 750. THE AIMWELL STORIES. In Boxes. 0 vols. Aim well. 03 ots. eaoh. THE PLURALITY OF WORLDS. Whewell. .sl.oof THESAURUS OF ENGLISH WORDS. Roget. $1.50 HEAVEN, Illustrated. Kimball. $l.OO HISTORY OF PALESTINE. Kitto. $1 25 The a bore may be had in various styles of binding— oloth, cloth gilt, half calf, oalf, Ao., suitable for pre sents. Any of them will be sent by mail fbie or postage to any one remitting the retail price. G. & L. also have on hand, besides their own publi cations, a large assortment of elegant books designed for the holidays. d27-we&w-3t Holiday presents i STOCKTON’S BIBLE PUBLICATIONS ! JUST OUT J Gratis. A < CIRCULAR,” with ad dress to the “ BIBLE-BEADING PUBLIC.” Liatof Editions, Styles, Prioes, Ac. Call or send for It. "Get the last.” T. H. BTSOKTON. d22-3t 8. W. BROAD and CHESTNUT. PE ACHE S.—-THE UNDERSIGNED being desirous to close out their Dried Fruit prej vloos to Ist of J&nnary, will sell to private families, in such quantities as they may desire, their Pared Peaches at 18 oents per pound, their Peaches in quar ters at 11 oents—all Southern Fruit, and equal to any in the market. Signed, B. H. JONES & CO , d22-3tif 612 MARKET Street. gSTATE OF JAMES MUSGBAYE, De- Whereas, Letters of Administration de bonlifnon to the Estate or JAMES HUBGRAVE, late of the City of Philadelphia, Broker, deceased, have been granted to the subscriber, all persons indebted to thesald Estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims on said Estate, to presentthem to W. 3. BARCLAY, 422-wftt* Athenteum Building Mg HICKORY FODDER CUTTER AND GRINDER —Farmers, stable-keepers, and others Interested, are Invited to call and examine the opera tion of thie machine Corn Btalks are cut very flue, and afterwards ground to pieces between two Iron rollers, provided with teeth, and moving at different velool'ies. The stalks are thus prepared for food in a very superior manner. This Machine will also out hay and straw with great rapidity. We*have also for sale— Wilson’s Patent Hay and Fodder Gutter. Sinclair’s do do do. Seely’s do do do E Self-Sharpening Yankee Gutters. ’ Raw Hide Roller Cutters, with straight and spiral knives. 1 Common Dutch Fodder Cutters. Rochester Hay and Fodder Gutters. % D. LANDRETH A SON, Implement and Seed Warehouie, Nos. 21 and 23 South SIXTH street, It* Between OHEBTNUT and MARKET Streots. Blue, black, green, and brown BILK UMBRELLAS, nioely finished with Ivory and Pearl, for Presents. A large stook to seleot from, JOSEPH FUSSELL, d22-3t» N. W. cor. FOURTH and MARKET, Phlla. CALL AND EXAMINE THE FINE Stock of Silk and Gingham Umbrellas prepared and for sale by JOSEPH FUfiSKLL, No. 2 N. FOURTH Street, Philadelphia. d22-Bl* ' Blue, black, green, and brown Scotch Gingham Umbrellas, all sites. Borne very prettily got np for Children's use. Wholesale andhetail. JOSEPH FUSSELL, No. 2 North FOURTH Btreet, Philadelphia. d22-3t# gENSIBLE PRESENTS. A choice assortment ofßilk and Gingham Umbrellas, voa 1 LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, Finished in superior style, for sale at prices to please, AT TBE MANUFACTORY OP SIMON HEITER, N. W. corner THIRD and MARKET Streets. dS-wfAm-tjal-if# ttcnrtf) TO INVEST ON MQRT fcJyVMJvFGAGB, in one or two sums, or lu Ground Rents. A. T. GOODMAN, d2O-3l* 108 South FOURTH Street. 0(10 TO LOAN, in sums to suit WOOjUOOftppllcMt*, upon Diamonds, Walcbe*, Jewelry, Guns, Merchandise, Clothing, Ac , on mode rate terms, by JONES A GO., Brokers, N. W. corner THIRD and GABKELL Streets, below Lombard. Es tablished for the last 35 years. Office hours from 7A. M. to 7 P.M. - dl7-lmlf -yyr&Lhs, fargo, a co., Furobase the Interest STATE OF CALIFORNIA dT-tjal MINCED MEAT.—The subscriber haa commenced manufacturing his NB PLUB ULTRA MINOKD MEAT, which ho offen to his customers in large or small quan tities. Orders through Blood’s Dispatch will be punc tually attended to. JOSHUA WRIGHT, SPRING GARDEN and FRANKLIN Sts., dO-lm-lf Philadelphia. ITALIAN AND RUSSIA WHITE ROPE manufactured and for sale by WEAVER, FITLER, A 00., No. 23 North Water Btroet, ana 22 North Wharves. ________ d 22 BALE ROPE AND TWINE mannfncturod and for sale by WEAVER, FITLER A 00., No. 23 North Water rtreet, and 22 North Wharves d 22 SECRETARY AND BOOK-OASES, in K? great variety, at manufactory, 269 South THIRD Street. TMfARDROBES OF ELEGANT STYLES, v Y for sale cheap, at manufactory, 269 South THIRD Btreet. TjIXTENSION TABLES, Buitablo for ships, JL-J steamboats, hotels, and dwellings, foraale cheap, at manufactory, No, 250 South THIRD Street. dlB-lm Racked whale 0i1.— 2,800 gallons Northwest Coast, for sale by R. W. ALLEN, 14 South DELAWARE Avenue. d!8-0t Bleached winter whale oil— -2.300 g.llons In .tote, .ndtoT sal.Ojß. W.P. ALLEN, 14 Booth DELAWARE Arenne. d!8-6t. CANDLES.— 80 boxes boat Sperm Candles. 60 boxes beet Adamantine Oandlea, for aaleby It. W. P. ALLEN, 14 Bouth DELAWARE Arenne.dlB-0b CEGARS.—6OO,OOO Havana Segars, choico K? brands by late arrivals, In bond and store, for sale by A. MERINO, 140 Bonth FRONT Btreet. d2O YMfHEAT WHISKEY.—2OO cases of Pure * v Wheat Whiskey in store, and for sale by B. P. MIDDLETON A BRO., 5 North FRONT Street. d2O-6t SOAP.— 86 boxes Chem. Olive Soap, 26 do. Brown Soap, and 10 do Pale Soap. For sale by B.W.F.ALIiBN. dl9-6t 2J*tu HOLIDAYS. Hricir jrruit. £egai Notices. agricultural. tlmbceUaa. UMBRELLAS iUoncg. 400 CHESTNUT STREET, COUPONS iUiureir illcat. HRIS T M A S THOS. W. EVANS & CO. ARE BELLING THE BALANCE Ok THEIR PALL AND WINTER STOCK, EMBRACING SHAWLS, CLOAKB, DREES GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, Ao., GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. 818 and 820 CHESTNUT STREET. dSO-tf JJOLIDAY PRESENTS. D. J. LEVY & CO. Are now offering, at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, A Urge variety of Goods suitable for Holiday Presents, auchaa— SILKS and SILK ROBES, EMBROIDERIES, LACE ARTICLEB, ' SHAWLS, OLOAKB, —AMD winter DRESS GOODS GENERALLY. All the above artloles are offered at prices below the cost of importation, to close out, as nearly as poasiblo, before the New Year, the balance of WINTER STOOK. L. 3, LEVY A CO. are now having manofaotured for them in Enrope a variety of TsTEW GOODS FOR THE SPRING TRADE, Which they will reoeire early in tho Season. 809 and 811 CHESTNUT Street. d2O-6t JJOLIDAT GIFTS SUBSTANTIAL AND ACCEPTABLE CHARACTER. OURWEN STODDART & BROTHER, 450, 458, Ac 454 NORTH SECOND STREET, (ABOVE WILLOW,) Offer their remaining .took or WINTER DRESS GOODS REDUCED PRICES. LUXEMBOURG BAYADERES..., ....18c, POIL DE OHEVREB 25 to 200. BAYADERE VELOURS 60 to 870. ABASIAS 31 to 250. ALL-WOOL BAYADERE PLAIDS 41 to 870 PLAIN BTYLE POPLINS 60 to 870. SATIN TRAVERSE ...26 to 200. AND A FULL STOCK OF FANCY DRESS SILKS, WIDE BLACK VELVETS, BROOHE BHAWLB, LONG AND SQUARE BLANKET SHAWLS, Ao. HOLIDAYS. JCSL SHARPNESS BROTHERS WIU Call throughout thbftaonth— HANDSOME FANCY SILKS. EMBROIDERIES and LAOS BETS.. NEW WINTER FABRICS. At a great reduo'lon from the naual prices. 416 if CHEBTNUT and EIGHTH. CHEAP SHAWLS. LONG BLANKBT SHAWLS, $3 50 to $6. REVERSIBLE BHAWLB. BROOHB SHAWLS. FRENCH V7OOLLSN SHAWLS. TRAVELLING MAUDS. BHARPLEB3 BROTHERS, dl6 if OHKBTNUT and EIGHTH. JttiUiuerg ©ooiis. TO THE LADIES— Oponiog of DRESS GAPS and HEAD DRESSES, at No. 718 ARCH Street, below Eighth. The subscriber will open, TUEBBAY. 2’st instant. a eholce lot of Dress Gape and Head Dresses for the Season, and will commence this dav felling off hie rich stock of Winter Bonneta, French Flowers and Ribbons, without regard to coat, to make room for fcprlng manu facturing. THOMAS MORGAN, d2l-12t ■ 718 ARCH Street, beiowElghth. AN OPENING OF DRESS CAPS (L& on TUESDAY. December 21st. Mrs. 51. A. BURKE, 802 CHESTNUT STREET. . The balance of Winter Hats will be sold at cost to close season. d2O-4t* Dissolutions anil (Eooartnersijips. rpHBFIRM OF QUINTIN CAMPBELL, -I JR., k GO., having been dissolved by the death of QUINTIN CAMPBELL, Jr, the business 0 f the late arm will be settled bjH. A. BHAOKRLFORD, or his attorney, W. H. INSKBEP, Philadelphia, r by SUAOKELFORD, HAGAN, k ETTLA, No. 17 MUR. RAY Street, New York. H. ALLSTON SHACKELFORD, Surviving Partner. PhiladilphU, Nov. 80,1858. ■ The Subscribers have this day associated themselves, for the transaction of the Jobbing of FANOY GOODS, at No. 17 MURRAY Street, New York, undor the firm of SHACKELFORD, HAGEN, k ETTLA. 11. ALLSTON fcHAOKELFORD, MATT T. HAGEN, DAYID R. ETTLA. Thiladilphia, Deo. Ist, 1858. dl-lm Sautng fHarfjitics. £ SAVAGE’S PATENT. Tfil HOST SIMPLE—MOST PSRPSOT. No. 722 GHE3TNUT STREET. The most desirable Sewing Machines for Families jet made d 8 lmifw ©cnlkmcn’s jFurnioljing ©sobs. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS FOR GEN TLEMEN.—Dressing Gowns of new and beautiful \MTRAPPERS. —Now and beautiful wrap ▼ v pers are being constantly furnished at W. W. KNIGHT’S COOAHCII Street, wheie the largest and best assortment can always be had. Also, just opened, anew lot of Gentlemen's Scarfs, Neok Ties, binders, Ac. d2O-3t JJOLIDAY ANNOUNCEMENT. R. C, IVALBOftN A CO., (Now) Nos. 6 and 7 North SIXTH Street, Havo now in Store a moat complete and varied Stqok of— GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, SUITABLE VOS CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. They beg to Inform the publlo in general, and the La lies in particular, that their line of GENTLEMEN’S DREBSING GOWNS Is unequalled in this city. dll-lmlf SALT-WATER TERRAPlNS.—Receiving nearly every day, from Battlmoro, choice CHESA PEAKE TERRAPINS, offered at wholesale or retail. PRIME OYSTERS —Wo are also in receipt of the beat Oysters that the salt-waters afford, sold in any quantity, either In shell or opened. enable us to supply doalers and families promptly with the above luxuries, at fair prioes. W. H. FAIRBANK k GO., MARKET and THIRTY-FIRST Sts., d2l-2t* West Philadelphia. f>S* «i cranmßa NOTICE .—NORTH ffiiSlißSr ENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD —On and after WEDNESDAY, Deo. 32d, 1858. the Morning Express Train for Bethlehem, Kaatona Mauoh Chunk, Uaaleton, &c., will loave FRONT an WILLOW Streets. Philadelphia, at 9 80 A. 51. P •caengers for Kaaton by this lino can spend tiro hears in Bethlehem, and an hour and a half in Xaston, and return to Philadelphia the same evening. Morning Express Train for Philadelphia will leave Bethlehem st 7 A.M., with passengers from Lehigh Valley and Ontawlssa Railroads, and arrive In Phifa delphia at 10 A. M. Other Trains run M usual, d2l-2t ELLIS GLARE, Agent. NS. LAWRENCE. • PAPER PRINTERS’ CARDS, AND ENVELOPE WAREHOUSE, , No. 405 COMMERCE STREET. d2i-et* TRUSSES!—Gonnino French,for @4^A4alto. TRUSSES! Genuine French, for Children. TRUSSES! do do. Ladles. TRUSSES! Approved American Styles. Supporter Braces; English Abdominal Belts; Syrin ges, a new and improved self-injecting article, specially adapted to Ladies’use. Also, bath-room or hydrant Enemas; French Pessaries; Breast Pumps; Infants’ NarilngFl.sks; Nipple Shells and Shields. For sale by OALEB B NEEDLES, Pharmaceutist, aad Practical adjuster of MeohflQlcal Remedies, rf. W corner TWELFTH and RAGE Sts., Phila. Ladies’ rooms—entrance on Twelfth street, next door to store s eol&.Sm CHRISTMAS DINNER EXTENSION TABLES, good and cheap, at manufactory, 259 South THIRD Street. | ON DON PORTER AND BROWN JLA STOUT.—2S casks Barclay k Perkins’s Brown Stout: 25 do. do. Porter, in store, and for sale by A MERINO, 149 South FRONT Street. dW , OPEN- THIS DAT NEW GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS. IN N»W AMD IIUQiNT DESIGNS GENTS' PONGEE HANDKERCHIEFS. NEW PRINTS AND OTHER DRESS GOODS, FOR SALE BY JOSHUA L. BAILY. 213 MARKET STREET. jQRY GOODS—REMOVAL. JOSHUA L. BAILY, Having removed to hl» NEW STORE, NO. 318 MARKET STREET, PHILADELPHIA, nan now ona An entirely new and attractive STOCK of WINTER DRY GOODS, FOR SALE BY THE PIECE OB PACKAGE, TO CASH AND PROMPT SHORT-CREDIT BUYERS AT A GREAT REDUCTION VROUt. REOSNT PRICES. dlo'l2t ——— aa- A DVIOB FOB THE COMING HOLI XX DAYS Gents, do joa wish to bay a good HAT OR OAP ? OO TO OAKFORD’S. Or » Par Cap, Collar, or Glotob ? GOTO OA-K^OlilD’S- Or • handsome Par Robe? GOTO O-AJKFOIWD’S. Or a beautiful Cane orbilk Umbrella ? GOTO Oj°k3S.F OBD’S. Ladies, do you wish to purobase a handsome set of Purs that you can depend upon as being what they are represented, and . CHEAP? GOTO OAKFORD’S, Or a Fancy Hat or Cap for your children ? GOTO OAKFORD’S. Or a beautiful Fur Hood, Fur Gloves, or Foot Muff ? GOTO OAKFORD’S. Or a splendid Silk Umbrella made expressly for Ladies ? GO TO y OAKFORD’S. Id faot, all who want to purchase any of the above articles, will find them good and CHEAP AT OAKFORD’S, d2l-6t No 624 CHESTNUT, below Seventh. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR PRE SENTS. Call at 116 South EIGHTH Street, and examine ear stock of Paint Boxes, Drawing Books, best English Oil Colors, Studies, plain and colored Pictures for framing, &0., Ac. You will find cheap prices and a large variety of other suitable presents. SOHOLZ A JANENTZKY, d2l-0t 116 South EIGHTH Street. STEREOSCOPES AND STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS.—-A large and beautiful assortment of Stereosoopio pictures. Stereoscopes from $1 upwards. MoALLISTER A BROTHER, 728 CHESTNUT Street. a OLD HAND AND NOSE SPECTA CLES in great vai iety, very suitable for Christ mas Gifts. MoALLISTER & BROTHER, 728 CHESTNUT Street. POLYORAMAS OF VARIOUS SIZES.— An appropriate present. MoALLISTER A BROTHER, 728 CHESTNUT Street. Kaleidoscopes, microscopes, SPY GLASSES, Ao., Ao., Ao. HoALLISTER’S, 728 OHESTNUT Street. Thermometers for the mantel, bronzed, of beautiful patterns. MoALLISTER A BROTHER, • 728 OHESTNUT Street. dlB*Bt If nearly opposite Masonlo Hall. JfIANOY GOODS T. H. PETERS & CO., Have just received a large variety of Articles suitable for Presents, which they are offering at very low prices. Being articles of their own importation, they can afford to sell them at reasonable prices. Part of their stock consists of— WRITING DESKS, ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY and PAPIER MAOHE, OHEBS TABLES, BOARDS and MEN, LADIES and GENTS’ DRESSING OASES, PARIAN, BISQUE and BRONZE FIGURES, LADIES’ HAIR PINS and HEAD DREBSES, TRAVELLING BAGS, PORTE MONNAIEB, CARD GLOVE and HDKP. BOXES, ODOR OASES and BOTTLES, VASES, TOILET BOTTLES, OARD PLATES aod BASKETS, FANS, PEARL, IVORY and PARTY FANS, OPERA GLASSES, JEWEL BOXES, INK STANB3, CIGAR OASES, Together with a large variety of Gilt Fancy Goode and other article*, suitable for Christmas Presents. T. H. PETERS & CO., PERFUMERS AND IMPORTERS , 716 CHESTNUT STREET, Fancy goods FOB CHRISTMAS AND THE HOLIDAYS, W. D. GLENN, NO. 20 SOUTH FOURTH STREET, Offers at low prices a large variety of new goods of his own importation, cons!sting in part of— LADIES’ TRAVELLING BAGS AND CABAS, PAPIER MAUHE WORK-BOXES, DESKS &0., TOILET BOTTLES, Richly GUt and Decorated. POBTEMONNAIES AND POCKET-BOOKS, In great variety. FANOY INKSTANDS, In Bronze, Porcolain, Glass, Ac. OARD OABRB, CIGAR OASES, OIGAB BTANDB, In Rosewood and Ebony. DRESSING CASES AND PORTABLE DESKS. MEMORANDUM AND BALL TABLETB. ODOR BOXES AND GLOVE BOXES. MEDALLIONS IN PLASTIC IVORY. 800T0H WOOD FANOY ARTICLES, SNUFF BOXES, ka. OHESSMEN, BACKGAMMON BOARDS Together with many other articles, to all of which th attention of dealers and the public is Invited. dlO-tjal-lf W. W. KNIGHT, COO ABOH Street. g SCOTT, Jr., auctioneer, SPECIAL BALE OF EMBBOIDEMIS, BIBBONB, THIS MORNING, REGULAR SALE OF EMBROIDERIES, RIB BONS, to. EMBROIDERED BOOK AND JACONET COLLARS BOOK AND JACONET BETS. BONNET AND TRIMMING RIBBONS. On THURSDAY MORNING, 23d lout., BALE OF FURS, FOR LADIES’ AND GENTS’ WEAR. REMOVAL.— Tho Adolph! Hotel, Potor MoELROY, Proprietor, has been removed from 227 South fifth street to 277 South FIFTH Street. The Proprietor, thankful for the patronage heretofore ex tended to him, desires to see his old friends and patrons at his new house. dlo-ot* IVOTICE—Tbo office of The West Phila - Iv delphia Passenger Railway Company has been removed to the Depot, N. W. corner of HAVfiBFORD Road and LOGAN ptreet, Twenty-fourth ward. d!4-12t EMOYAIi, SAMUEL H. MATTSON, MERCHANT TAILOR, HAS REMOVED TO No. 1120 OHESTNUT STREET, TIUBD 8008 BSLOW TWSLFTQ. South Side, Where he is prepared to execute all orders in his line, having on hand a full supply of GOODS for Gentle men’s wear. SAMUEL H. MATTSON, n25-Bm-lf No. 1126 CHESTNUT Street. Dr. e. McClellan, Removed to No. 1441 WALNUT Street, dlo-lm Northeast corner of Fifteenth street. PRIVATE LESSONS IN DANCING, MUSIC and ENGLISH BRANCHES.—A Lady, experienced in instruction, is desirous of obtaining pupils in the above accomplishments. Classes meeting at eaoh other’s residence received on the most favorable terms. All the fashionable Dances taught In Twelve Lessons. Address “ Visiting Governess,” Blood’s DI (UMm-ll JDrjj Aerobe Jobbers. MANCHIBTBR DBLAINEB. FORTY OASES SEVERAL HUNDRED VARIETIES fjolilmj) ®ooiig. FOB 188 HOX.IUA.TrS. 716 CHESTNUT STREET, Oproaiv* Mabokxo Hill. oalcs is &nrtUnt. No. 431 CHESTNUT BTBBBT, (Above Fourth Street) Ac., Ac., iUmouals. JDanriitg. Utatrljes, Jemeltg, art. HOLIDAY PRESENTS. Alai Ja.oob langsdoeF, Hannfacturer, Nos. 6 and 7 North FOURTH Street, above Huket. out side, offers hla entire stock of Watches, Jewelry, BUver and Plated Ware, Bpeotades, Poite-monnaies, Ao . tor retail, until the 16th day of January, 1869. at wholesale prices, and invites his friends and the publio in general to call and examine hie splendid stock, as he feels confldent they will be astonished at thelowprloes he is disposed to sellatduring the time mentioned. Particular atten tion given to Repairing of Watches and Jewelry. d2o6t As CHRISTMAS PRESENTS! CHRIST &S?MAB PRESENTS!!—Fine Watches, Gold Jewel rv, silverware, and Fancy Goads, Gold and Silver Ame rican Watches, Test aDd Chatelaine Chains, Band Bracelets, Necklaces, Studs, and Sleeve Buttons, Fancy Gilt HMr Pi*. cod Oo^^y^josHEAD-S, 810 South SECOND street, between Pine and Union. dlB-7t* - _ |j 0 L I D A Y PRESENTS. THOMAS C. GAERETT, NO. 320 OHESTNUT STREET, Invites the attention of the pnblio to his largo and Fashionable Stook of WATCHES, JEWELBY, JJID SILVERWARE, Laid In at low prices for Cash, which will bo sold cor respondingly low. _ d16t25 £JHRISTMAS PBHSHNTS. SAMUEL W. PEPPER. (SOOOESSOB TO HEHBT J. PEPFEB 4 80») WATCHES, JEWELRY, AKD SILVER WARE, 714 CHESTNUT ST., OPPOSITE THE HABONIO HAIL* Enjoying every facility appertaining to the Business, and having an excellent location at a LIGHT RENT, He Is enabled to sell the same d>M of Goods at an advance folly ONE-THIRD LESS Than any of his competitors. WATCHES CAREFULLY REPAIRED. d16t0261f As CHRISTMAS PRESENTS OF Jfe. JEra? FINE JEWELRY, Allow prices. Just received Coral, Lava, Oatneo, and Gold Jewelry iusets. Also,BcarfFins.Sealßings, Shirt Studs, Sleeve Buttons, Bracelets, Chains, Ao. English, French, and American Watches, at G. BUSSELL, d4-lm 22 North Sixth street. 13AILEY k 00., JLl> IOBKaiLT BAILEY A KITCHEN! Hart removed to their new Fireproof, Whitt Marble Store, 819 CHESTNUT STREET, NORTH SIDE, BELOW THE GIRARD HOUSE. Now opening their fall stook of IMPORTED JEWELRY, PLATED WARES, AND FANCY GOODS, To whleh they Invito the attention of the pablls. SILVER-WARE, WATCHES, DIAMONDS, AND PEAELB, AT WXOLISILS AID Ilf AIL. IUIT-lftf T|/|EADOWS k CO., XvJL MixovAonmxas op BTEBLING SILVER WARE, No. 310 CHESTNUT Street. An extensive assortment of Holiday Gifts constantly on hand. d7-ltn flTonfettioiter}). QHRISTMAS PRESENTS. S. HENRION’S OLD ESTABLISHED JTKBNOH CONFiOTIONIRY, No. 712 MARKET STREET, ABOYE SEVENTH. JUST RECEIVED, a rich and varied assortment of PANOY -AJEITIOIjES, Of the newest PARISIAN styles, suitable for CHRISTMAS AND NEW- YEAR’S PRESENTS, CONSISTING OF BONBONNIERES. CORBEILLBB, BASKETS. RICH SACS, AND CORNETS. Together with a complete assortment of FRENCH CONFECTIONERY, Of every description, manufactured of THE BEST MATERIALS. JjiRESH CONFECTIONERY. 3BXDW-A.Rr> .A.. X3T33XTtfTZ, (Late of Henrion’s of 712 Market street,) IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER FRENCH CONFECTIONERY, 8. W. Comer NINTH andAROH Sts., Has just received from Paris the MOBT DESIRABLE STOCK OF CONFECTIONERY, FANCY BON-BONS, BOXES, BASKETS, SACKS, CORNUCOPIAS, CUPIDS, BUGAR TOYS, &0. That has ever been offered to the Philadelphia public. Persons wishing to purchase Fresh and Choice Con fectionery would do well to examine my stock before pnrohaaing elsewhere. dlB-7t LA U R E N T & H AEON’S CONFEC TIONERY, * Northwest corner BIXTH and ARCH Streets. We have now on hand one of the finest stocks of HOLIDAY CONFECTIONERY In this city, together with a great variety of TOYS AND FANOY GOODS ; TOYS FOR ORNAMENTING CHILDREN’S TREES; Fancy Boxes, Cornets, and other artloles suitable for CHRISTMAS GIFTS. 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 Fanoy Sugar and PastUlage Toys, for . ORNAMENTING TREES, * Will be found unequalled. dlB-0t LAURENT k MARON. Philadelphia local express will give particular attention to the delivery of' HOLIDAY PRBBENTB throughout the city. Office 28 South FIFTH Street. OAKMAN k CO., Proprietors. dlB-7t* fSC —y qgsgMjHOLIDAY PRESENTS. The ADAMS EXPRESS COM PANY will give particular attention and care to the forwarding of HOLIDAY PRESENTS intended for re sidents of other cities. The axticles should be well packed, end addressed with the name of street and number of dwelling. When the delivery Isdoeired on a particular date, It should be noted on the paokage. Philadelphia, December 9. JOHN BINGHAM, Bapt., dlO-dUal*lf ' Penn Division. fioarJJittfl. A LADY HAVING TAKEN A HOtTSE, No 1417 Locust street, is now ready to accommo date a few Boarders with communicating or single rooms. d22-6t* BOARDING —A private family having a well-furnished and comfortable home, will board a few gentlemen, or gentleman and wife. References given and required. Address “H. 0.,” office of The Press. d!8 6t*jj JOSEPH GILLOTT’S NEW PEN, THE BLACK 8-WAN QU ILL, No. SOS, DOLD AND RAPID WRITING IT.BAS NO EQUAL. A fresh supply of this SPLENDID PEN just received, on cards and in boxes of one dozen, For sale to the trade only, at the Manufacturer’s Ware- house. HENRY OWEN, Agent, 01 JOHN Street, New York. Full supplies of all popular numbers now on hand. dlSm&wlw Drugs, etc. 500 lbs Oil Peppermint; 200 do. Sassafras; Oar raway, Hemp. Fennel, and Canary Beeds; Carb. Am monia. Cream Tartar; 81-Oarb. Soda. For sale, as wanted, by WILSON k MERRITT, 017 V 208 MARKET. NO. 1 WINTER LARD OIL—2O barrels foraale t>j E.W. P. ALLEN, 14 South DELA WARE Aroaua. US-91 flJaiU*. ASHTON’S COMMERGIAL AGENCY. - 605 CHESTNUT Street. sl2,ooo.—>A Partner wanted with a capital of $12,000 in one of the best appointed Iron Works. Foundry, and Machine Shops In the environs of Philadelphia. The {irovinee of the new partner to attend to the city offloe, n receiving orders, making collections, disbursement*. Ao. Apply to nr-odd'-ess “ Ashton’s Commercial Agency,” 606 OHESTNUT Street, from 8 to 10 A. M., or from SV to 0 P. H., where satisfactory evidence or the osDlspatoh. d22-3t* VITANTED —A* Salesman. familiar with If accounts; to one who understands the Dry Goods business and acquainted with Western boyars, a good situation and liberal salary will be given. Ad dress Box 602, Post office. d22-2t* WANTS D—By a young gentleman, a situation in a Drag Store; one who has studied medicine for over two years, mid has had toms practi cal knowledge of the drug business. Apply at “No. 483,” Chestnut, below Fifth. d2l-2t» A FIRST-CLASS BOOK-KEEPER, with first-rate city references, will be at liberty to accept an engagement to ttke effect oa or after the Ist of January, 1869. Address “ Journal,” at this offlee. d2l-6t* WA NT E D—ln a Dry Goods Jobbing House, on Market street, a smart, active lad, to whom a good opportunity for advancement will be given. Address, with reference, in hand writing of ap pticant, “ Box 646,” Philadelphia P. 0. d23-8t \J\T ANTED—By the Ist of January, an en v Y gagement as sales iran in a flnt-class Dry Goods Jobbing Bouse, by an experienced salesman who can influence a fair amount of near cash trade; Address “ Traffic,” office of The Press. d2O-6t* AAf ANTED—A young married man, unen v Y gaged at present, wishes a situation in a Whole sale House as assistant book-keeper. Gan give good references. Address “p,p,» at this efflee. d2O-Bt* W/” ANTED—In a city and near-trade Dry v v Goods Jobbing House, on Market street, an active young salesman. Address« Box 646,” Philadel phia P. 0 Applications to be accompanied with re ferences, and to state what trade can be influenced, and salary expected. d2Q*3t Wf ANTED—By an educated Han, who v T has had ten years experience as a tutor, a situa tion as TEACH BR in an Academy. Address “Scholar,” office of The Press. dIB-4t* CTTANTED—A SITUATION AS BOOK v T keeper in a Wholesale or Commission House, by a middle sged man from Western Pennsylvania, by whom a liberal share of trade could be influenced. For references inquire at this office., dUmwstjl* TATANTED.—An experienced BOOK f f KEEPER desires an engagement. Satisfactory references will bs given. Address “ Rodney.” offlee of this paper. d!8-0t* TAf ANTED—A situation by a competent vv Book-keeper. Address, for two weeks, “ Ae countant,” this offlee. dlB-Bt* V/lf ANTED, FOB THE UHITEO STATES v T OAYALBT—’AbIe-bodied, unmarried men, to whom will be given good p ay, board, clothing, and medical attendance. Paj from gig to 123 per month. No man haring a wife or child will be accepted. Apply for MOUNTS!) SIBYIOI at No. 81T MAB&JT Street, abort Blghtt, north aide. I. N. MOORE, IftLleot. let Dragoaae, Recruiting OBoer. Jot Bale anil to £et. FOR RENT.—A desirable store-room. Aa. No. 1020 Chestnut street. WM. S. CAMPBELL & CO , 8t Lawrenoe Hotel. TO LET—Third and Fourth Stories of Store No 410 OOIIMBROE Street. Apply on the premises. d 22 6t m SMALL HOUSE TO LET—No. 1127 Bhesff street, near Twelfth and Raoe. One 749 Twenty-fourth street, by Brown One on Randolph, near Sixth and Oxford. AUO3 BURTON. d2l3t* - 139 Bonth SEVENTH. 4sa TO RENT—The store No. 19 Straw fi!3L BEBKY Street, vitk tt« 2d, Sd, ud 4th storlea, 21 feet front by 133 feet to Second street, well lighted throughout; would be suitable for a Dry Goods Import* ing or Commission House Apply to ROBERT MA* QBEQOB, 233 Sooth THIRD Street. d2O-12t* ffig FOB EE NT.—THE BELLEVUE Bii. HOUSE, in Colombia, Pa., corner of front and Walnut streets, formarlj kept by Francis Boggs, John Barr, and Mrs. SABAH HAINES, there is hydrant water and gas throoghout the House, and a Bestanrant in the basement The House is parti/ furnished. Pos session can he had on or before the 20th of March next. For further particulars apply to JOHN BOGGS, Agent, residing in Marietta, Pa. QOTTAGE LOTB dU-B&w-6t WOODBURY, 3ST. 3. BHSHim BALB ON CHRISTMAS BAT, At 1 o’clock, at the HOTEL, of UX AOEES, st WOODBUEY, Eligibly situated Purpose*. dlB-6t* Satnneenums. I^RATOBIO—“ THE MESSIAH”—THIS Vw celebrated Oratorio, by the immortal Handel, will be produced at the MUSICAL FUND HALL, on TUESDAY EVBNING, Dec. 28th, inst., by the HAN DEL AND HAYDN SOOIETY, numbering nearly 200 voices, sopported by the fall strength of tbe GER MANIA ORCHESTRA. Leader, CARL LENTZ. The whole nnder the* direction of Prof. PHIL. BOHR, Conductor of the Society. Subscriptions for the series of three Concerts $3, entitling subscribers to three tickets for escb Concert. To be obtained at BEOK A L AWTON’S, Seventh and Chestnut streets. d22-ot* Tt/JRS. D. P. BOWERS* YTALNOT-ST. ITA THEATRE, corner of NINTH and WALNUT Streets * LAST WEEK OF MIBB DAVENPORT. THIS (Wednesday) EVENING, December 22 1858, MESALLIANCE: Or, FAITH AND FALSEHOOD. Leonie Arnauld, Miss J. M. - Davenport; Viscount D’Orhy,Mr. H. A.Perry; Countess D’Orby, Mies O. Riohlngg. ' i MY AUNT. . Prioes of admission—Second Tier and Family Olrela, and Third Tier, 26 cents; Rarquetfc ST# cents; Drees Oirole, 60 cents; PrivateJSoxes, according to theli locale, |3 and $5; Single Bwi in Orchestra and Private Boxes, 76 cents. Doors open at half past 6 o’clock; Curtain rlsas at 7 o’clock. WHEATLEY k GLARKJ3 ,B AKOH-ST. T ? THBATKB.—WiIIUmB. fredsrlotoj Actin* BU*e Hinder. TUIB 23,1858, ona AMERIOAN OSDBIN. Am Trenehaxd, our American Cousin, Mr. 7, B. Clark: Lord Dundreary, Mr. Wheatley^ THE DRAMATIST! Lord Scratch, Mr. Gilbert; Vapid, Air. Wheatley. Admission, 26 eta. Secured Seam in Dress Circle, 87# cts; Orchestra Stalls, 60 eta; Seats in Private Boxes, *i 5 ota; Gallery, 18 ota; Gallery for Colored Persons, 36 eta; Prirate- Box In Gallery for Colored Persons, 88 eta; Whole Private Box, S 3. x Doors open at half past 0 o’clock; oomxnence at T, precisely. IVATIONAL CIRCUS, WALNUT ST. # ll above EIGHTH—LEWIS B. LENT, Manager. THIS (Wednesday) EVENING. Deo. 22. 1868, EQUESTRIAN PEATS, GYMNASTIC PEATS, By all the Company. The performance concluding with the Pantbmlms of THE BOBBER’S LOVE. Principal characters by Air. and Mrs Whittaker. AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE. SCALE OP PRICES. Dress Circle and Parquette. 40 cents Children under ten years of age..,,.,.,,, ...20 “ Family Circle. 20 “ Doors open at quarter to 7 o’clock. will commence at 7 %. ID* Performances on Wednesday and Saturday Af ternoons. A GRAND SPARRING EXHIBITION will be given by J. H. SHEPPARD (Morrissey’s trainer) and JAMES KELLY, the Australian Champion, on FRIDAY, (Ohristmaa Eve.) at 8 o’clock, at the FRANKLIN HALL, North SIXTH street. Tickets of admission 60 cents, to be had at the door and at all the sporting houses. d22*3t* rnHOMEUP'S VARIETIES!—(CafeChau -1 taut,) N. W. corner of FIFTH and CHESTNUT streets. CROWDED HOUSES! DELIGHTED AUDIENCES! Second week of JULIA BARTON 1! THREE PERFORMANCES ON CHRISTMAS! Vis: Morning, 10X; Afternoon. 2W; Srening, 7U. THIS, and EVERY EVENING until farther notice, will be presented the successful Olio, from the Open of THE BOHEMIAN GIRL. - .Miss JULIA BARTON. Other characters by Miss Moreley, Miss Julia Price, Messrs. Beckett, Moyer* Ac.,