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Readiat Atatifoitit arcA ',301-,.PenneYiyinla
Ilitietud- at 371',' Lehigh 'Navigation at V,
Railroad a n t:6sl.'...tierthl'enneylvaatetan
- , eolo4ltOidg 11 1?1(tai'80"0 , 64 the' six peeeentii at 611.
Modena' Itifliamip6itlii4; 1 0 , 44! -. " 1111.
:Prririgelshidsaeld'at 11Y,o theasand.it6l;
idad ten thOusend , Iteiding 4 sisieef ~', l 4"tit WI,. The
-.ateek 'at* ' of,..Tenuessee held' at
- 111; and that,of"_ the, Union }!wk Teenisiee at
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:. 014 WO: taken - 40C: Paint' to lay before our
readers - the follotiiii - synopsis of the, action of the
•,,,;i3enevet*aerehtte(,Tatineseec, reapecting 'the
: charters of thillantera' Bank and the _Union Bank,
of Tenziesset;_pieetoolts of* *MO, as is welt known,
are 4 lol4 :leg, largely= in this city. Qn the 1641 of
ifaiekaberlait,Air.
fria* . s !oliittli,Askink :for' Ok extension or, their
. charters for twenty years ficunthe this .of its ex
piration.. --..
'Oh the none day hfr.4Trimble introdueed an act
to revive and extendthe charter's of the said banks
until the first deY, • 1883, with alt the
powera;and: priiilegee;Authis and obligations; and
.irobjeot CO all the itipulatiota 'end pinvisions now'
provided by the nnaistnients of .the Legislature of
that State.-;', ,„ "
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The seoond , section provides Abet the capital
stook of the Planters'- Bank may, be increased to
two ndtliens of dollar, the 'additional stook to be
iubsorilied for at the principal bank at Nashville,
without spy tight .of pre-emptiOn on tile part of,
existing itookholdertv at any - time within two .
snenthagtar i thease , OPtino t e of this extension of the
eitarter,
section provides that the said 'banks
shall bet battle ' including their issues, have
prepared for issue at any time, exceeding one del
' bireutd s half In hank notes for every one dollar of
capital actually paid in ; the said notes !xi to be is
sued inify be made payable eitherat the principal
hank, or any,of ite branches, on demand, but shall
be paid either et the prinoipal bank or the branch
where payable on their fece,"at the option of the
bolder. -
The fourth section prohibits the banks and their
branches from paying out for: oirculation any
other than the notes oo to, be istued tip them re
sPeotitelY:
"'Section • five 'provides for quarterly statements
showiettito,amonnt of knuts, - tbe amount of notes
overdue in snit, the atiount overall° and net in
' salt, :the amount forested in , real estate,. the
mount of notes of other banks on band, the amount
of gold and silver held, the amount due from Ten
' 'neared banke, the amount-duo from banks not in
Tenzleitioi,the amount doe depositors, the amount
of stetes prepared for issue and the amount actually
fix ilinalition,Abe elate of the profit and loss ao
' tottnt;and the other Itemsofliability of the banks
Section six prOvidtm for the making of dividends
, by theidireetois after•they shall: have, learned by
.examination that there first remains to the credit
of profit and loss 'a nit tratoient covisr all the
, debts considered bad and doubtful.,
The; .Iteienth section protridei.tbat the batiks
may, pot bold their , own stock, but that the stook
nte7 be roomied in -Payment of bad or doubtful
debts, or for the purohase of 'real estate by being
conveyed to, third party in trust to be sold for the
amnia Of he bank. ,
fiention eight defines the meaning of, the term
visetalunds to be 4, debts due on' demand from
other solvent banks and the notes of other solvent
banks." - -
Section nine provides, that In lieu of the slim
provided to be paid es a bonus under the original
charter, the banks shall pay to the Slate of Ten
nessee;on the first day of January, in each year,
_ohithalf of olio per cent., on their testae' capitals,
reepeetiVely: • • • ,"
Section ten limits the charge for discounts to six
per cent., and' tie cost of collecting bills - Or notes,
payable at points where neither the prineipal bank
nor its Dranohos are located.
Section eleven allows the banks to charge, in ad
dition to six per cent. for discount, a reasonable
stun for exchange on all bills of exchange drawn
on points in and of another State.
The twelfth section requires the banks to always
keep on bend_ gold and silver equal in amount to
one-losirth their circulation; gold and silver and
specie funds - equal to one-third their circulation
and immediate liabilities; a. default in either of
these respeatsfor sixty days together, to -cause
sniperision of all diesormts until the , defieteney is
made up; but the deficit of either proportion not
'to be allowed to continue longer in 'any one year
than seventy-five days In all.
Sections thirteen and fourteen provide that the
banks shall he at all times open to visit from the
Legislature,%e eominittee or visitorial officer rip;
pointed for the "purpose; and in the event of the
Appointinent Of a Visitor of Sankt' hereafter, shall
pay sash:proportion of his salary as the Legislature
shill 'provide;
, -The litteenth,section provides that the banks; in
the event of
,difoulting , in, specie peyment for
notes, shall pay, the State Treasury one - half of one
per cent., on the capital for' every.monthor frac
lion of a month-that such suspension obeli oontinue.
Snots suspension in no event to sontinne longer than
six months at one time. '
The sixtee'nth section provide' for the emend.
moth, alteration, or repeal of the charter in the
event of wilful violation of any of their provi-
Siena'
.The State having sold out its stook in the Union
Bank, , that institution is to have eleven directors
olsoted'by the stockholders.
ntiLADELriuA sTook Exosponmual,
Deoember 3,33 a
R 114 1 .143 34 B. K. fiLAIMA.43II. BUM Walnut Street
„ ' FIRST BOARD.
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1009 NPs R 6134 3 Vann sy I vont R. •• • 3736
1009 NPa R 109 ' 80 3 d 0.... • • 3731
4000 El 2d int 74 9 1 do 3734
WOO , dp • cash. 9 30 do 3Thit
SOW Reeding 4_04 '69 25 Pr eta Dlc Tenn..bs.llt
91 4 Chen & Del Canal.. 82
3000 do abwri. 91 2 Lolngh Nov 49
4009 sawn, 91 Oa Dig 104 ,
Man Dank Tenn. 103.16 2 Hornsbult R..
241 & 3d-st6R 4014, 109 Chem & Wor t-atafi1..1534
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BETWEEN BOARDS.
1360 Gam &A1:44'33.. 9 3341 5 Ao'y of hluelo..oh. GI
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SECOND BOARD. '-- , .
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200 Cityes new ok. P:10155 30 Rending R• • • osik. 20g
1600 : iIO- j• • 0 &MOO" a N.Liberties One—. mu
/14:02 Et Id int . 75......... 91, 2 do . - —,.... 313 i
10 Union Bk Tenn....)033f. 2 Penns) Innis R. ... 3730
-10 do . _.• ........103%1 3 do.-- .....175i
AI Rendlng 12......... 203til 11 do ...—.••••• aTh
.CILOBING PILION/i-STEADY.
Asta. Asked
U. Mates/81'74...103 ,Bohl Nov. JOG WI
11411 . 6" t tr ing qototin g ,irt.47 % *
- " New..... 101 102 " 241 mort. 935
eons . 03)0 bon bland 1 11 4
•41 g ~.115i ID% I Lehigh Ooal&itiBv. 4938
• bdo '7O 78 80 IN PAnne M ......, 8 Mi .
more 7 M.01 91111..
" do • '88.708( 1114 "
Pi n! . Is - . " bdo
" C444l . plki. L ltr . jrca n illt & ;11f034 38
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Sob myl 011 1 7 Of '82..703i 71 'Roos& vlne•lta .84
Bold AO M00k.4..- 8 I
Philadelphia Markets.
P-Em'ER s — gveni-
Tbore you. bale demand or floor, but holders are
firm in their vienlaand not disposed to make conces
sions. The trade: however, Ore the only buyers at micas
rename front 415.37)4 io•Seil7.4 for superllno and extras,
still
BIM to ed.ro for extra amity an fanoL brands,
Fin quality. Standard ahippipg Flour M dat our
westSuritres.,but we bear of no sales to- v. 'Rye
lour ys scarce , and wanted at et la.- Corn Ideal is
- no e
teyat,
$-wthwas
P lo e n s t n k
Peiansy. l Wh d
e s- t
M -Th l
er o
scuotso fourth otlri
enulo-dar. end holders are rather
• firmer in their views, with 'sales of tome 0600 bus,
nwetlyamoatnypirne fenosylvanis-and liouthern redo,'
- 1330133 p. chit at the latter rate, and some small
lots oferbite att Oleo, us in %utility. Rye is in steady
.—..demand at Stio for-Pennsylvania Corn is also steady.
with lurthey sale. of 4600 bus, yellow. in lots, at yea
1114 ror old, to the earn and afloat, And 70al 0 e far new,
as to dryness ; n natty ittlan7do for fair to good lots.
Oats are rather quote and 1,101 hue! ht Maryland soul
.41c,_gixot 'Oakmont Is worth 424 tad Pena& gra. .A. sale
of New - York Atom Oats Inamad. on terms keptpri
ests. Bask--There De nothing doing, and first No.
o.
la steady at Br 7 per ton. Cotton —Tate market remains without ohange, but vary: dull at prom
-ma quoted rates.' Groceries and Protostons—There is
very little-doing and no change to Lotice. 'I here is a
good demand for Potatoes which am abundant and low
tan season. and 'deem, Novs Scotia Marten are tell
' int from the vestal at fonder & Cos Doak-street wharf
at 600 ger hue. Seeds - 7 de potrket is oulet• and only
• - arena Rebut Cloverleaf] sold at ensobleyer bus for fair
Prime, oh,oflr At !Med .123 i, and inferior at 13.75 par
.Whiagey ut selling rattier Mote freely , at 2t.tio for
rtidge;XXe for tilids, and Magni for Penns and Ohio
New Yoik Stock Exchanige!...Net: 3.
azooto 310/.ID. __ .1" -• •
MOO Missouri St es at
alhatßn 1100 A
Y Cent 161....530;.0
R rd )' i
INB Cep bd. 16„:342 100 ~................. Mich F ,
2)gat
ta De inswiot Ld CO.. 01 ao - 0.. . S. And
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Co - 91800 • do
~100 Poe Mail 88 76 100 do.
207706
60 0 690 ,
60 Erie Rauroe
Hod iver .....
26 Nor k WOreas R..403‘ 60 Panama
L_„.•_Blo.CumCkial.taf.boo../2 100 Gal te Clue R....... 7 1. 1
'5O .do . ..... ~....12 15 Ohio & A
'ReAdi ... 4/6f 100 d0.........,h50..55
100 : Oh Ventral' 1t....405‘ lOU 2 .- .... 61)f.
100" leh , s Jr. N I . 200 ,
- _ AO. 11CentrailLb60:.86 • tOO, do
' • - ' THE MARKETS.
. AnnisZ , 4l.lnolianrad, pith Antall sales, Pots at 8542,
!Ind Pearls at
market for State and Western is quiet
band tabor betterllth fair reoei_pta. and sales J.OOO
o ats 45.1.085,15 of superripe htate, and 85300547
for atiradiod 115.25 for sdperfitie Westarn, and
5153005.45 for extra do., and did 6005.65 for extra round
hoop_Chlo. Squthogn 4010( With sales NO Ols. at 45,
5514,7 a for/mixed to aood, and 86.6001.2610 r extra.
r .; ,A apdNn - ~alpßrat ; sdoll
and tg.teit,t,7o•d:l,4tti-0ue„.1..
-of twasat;'. Corn' held. hi suer, but fis Wlthout
- 1048 Orrif4;_,OAtir If attfaha 40e430 for rfopthero,
Pennsylvania, and Jersey, and 46046 foyState, Canada,
and weatord.„,_, _
..bggrflegi4 r rez r zterizi:; ; Pte pg i pie.lll ° Zell
",market s Attu rine oftloo at' for couoly d
WIZ& egg ;yarn?' ;
0400 ms at ' . /01 . ‘ 10 No r . Butter and Cheese are
;=.:lt.ao mired.
ItlefEY Is nominal atine.
"!• ; - .- ,.gi'dis; the 'great en 4 koptletor of
the Stateift Rook- Store, Noiree -43theetnut itreet, btu
illogbd. some arOendidly=bottrid, new,' nod mtesestost
Mu, especialtrior the holidays.- With baoh: book
sold kboauttful gift le presented to the buyer. Let our
L'osileyeretasintSr that by 'enrolments a book for w hOli
dOg gift. to a Mind they may also reosive a handsome
soldlysitoh.'oy othey-yalnable article; aa:,a, present to
themeelves. ,
:OrtAiS To Akotiirn- nIgIitONABLII
—l,,oyd toths.the some voiol deniii;ltt tho Rich
,
, toad waguirsr. in a labored ertiele on nos-ii,tacourse,
p74 44l l l l‘ 4ll 4: l l ll ident to imitate the herole anti of, Me,
- make " threadbare coats • fashionable I" -Heaven.
- Ed'Alforamt.,3q* adyliethn tail Oti of the entire Union Ps'
.frips4riemeelsee into a carps tt!elYnes for thioroserva.
:ale/tar theilsooa : 4p - should boob Urethral dookrinei
'their onotinatioo* *mold. be arAnireilly ;gone.
their. generalissimo;
?l i the 7gsarktolothlesi Difielgr Chettneti streets
10
- 14 4' , 0 1 laaillrarilating a Shreadbtri ,
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.0-Tyf ITEMS,
MINIM Wan BBEORfiti 40Atrt -We hare now
to announne another, and we believe the only, lecture
to be given by Henry Ward Beecher this season. It
-willOonstitute the closing one of the highly popular and
sugoessful course before the People's Literary Institute
this season, and will be given et Concert Hall on Thurs
day evening next. 'what hts subjeot will be has not yet
transpired. but, whatever it pray be, it needs no pro
phet's ken to Insure him en audience as large as the
hall will bold., When hp delivered the opening one of
tke series in °doper there were many unable to hear
him who wished to do so, and the anxiety to hear him,
instead of abatis g, io lecreasing daily. It foot, no
undeserved domplunent Oozy that floury Ward Beech
er to-day occupies the very first rank of leoture-board
orators, either in this country or Europe.
-13LIRISTNAS CONFROTIONERY.--NOW that the
holidays are approaching, we would remind our readers
of an important feet, viz : that, however true it may be
that confectionery is wholesome snd nutritious, and an-
Wally beneficial to the digestive organs, it is neverthe
less en/to true of that which is pure and free from all
deleterious sub,tance. To be certain of obtaining con
feotionebf Ole superior' quality only, we are under the
necedsitY'Of adeliies all qur readers to patronisethe or -
tablishment of Messrs. E. C. Whitman & Co., Second
lame, below Chestnut, as these gentlemen have de
servedly the reputation of making the finest. richest,
and at the swim time the purest, contentions manufac
tured in this country.
,TO 'PDX Maunens OP Pug Puorbit's PARTY.—
Ata meeting of the Executive Committee of the Cen
tral Republican Club, convened on the Seth of Novem
ber. the following resolutions were adopted:
Risolved, ghat, out of respect to the cardinal princi
ples of popular representation underlying Republican
Government, we earnestly recommend to ell voters of
the People's party to support no ,precinct delegate, at
theielection on Tuesday, December hth, who will not
pledge' himself in favor of sending repress ntatives to
the State Convention who shall insist upon referring the
selection of delegates to the National Convention to the
people in the several Congreasional districta.
Resolved, That we further earnestly urge upon the
voters of the People's party the propriety of asking
from each candidate for the State Convention a distinct
pledge in favor of submit or to the people of the save
ral Congressional districts the selection of district dele
gates to the National Convention.
THE MEETING OP CONGRESS and the organize
on of tho House is now the all-absorbins theme in po-
. . . .
Miceli:dudes. The Opposition, on Joint ballot, fools up
a clear majority of IL One thing, however, should bc
calmly and dispassionately considered; and that in,
that no man has any into claim to the Speakership who
can not give indubitable proof that he is s. firm believer
in, and upholder of, the old "Continental Clothing
House" of E. H. Eldridge & Co., northeast corner of
Chestnut and Eighth streets. Call and examine their
superb stock of seasonable clothes.
A LONG, Low, BLACK SCHOONER AT ATLANTIC
Cirr.—.A. small schooner ran into the Inlet, at Atlantic
City, last Wednesday, and still remains at anohor.
There seems to be a number of men on board, and a s
ahe still remains, notwithstanding the calm weather,
some suspect herof being in the hands of filibusters
Her sides are painted black with white stripes. The
real fact is, that the schooner is engaged in a legitimate
trade; and the captain ran into the harbor at Atlantic
while he sent up to the city to procure a new suit at the
grown Stone Clothing Hall of Reckhill & Wilson, Nos.
603 and 608 Chestnut street. above Sixth.
6RRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
trp TO 12 - O'Ol.OOK LABT NIOIRT
GIRARD HOUSE—Chesdnut et.. below Ninth.
A Crocean, Baltimore , IT Stout k la, Pn
Gm W Campbell, N Y Al G Curtin, Bellefonte
Wintunt, Maas 3 B Thompson. N Y
C E Brown. N Y H W Patrick. Pa
THerzfeld. NY ft H Milder. Texas
J Craig, St Joseph. Mo J M Sullivan, Baltimore
Geo Patterson, Pottsville Can Dashiell. Memphis
W Ti Scott k qt, Ye t T .1 Martin & In, Va
F W Walker, Morristown AS Abell. Baltimore
3 F Simmons, it I F, Maynard, Tenn
Hon .13 Crittenden & In, Ky T .11 Martin & In, Albany
C E Gregory, Jersey City al Malone Lancaster
Simon Stevens. Lancaster J_W Phillips. NY
Fllwood Pinker. Wash W M Kett. Harrisburg
M. A Sntrishie,N Y • E F Jones, Boston
G Walker, NY ' E D Griswold, N Y •
hire Williams, NY - J Lowell, can Francisco
Jas Kane, California T1. 8 .4 3 4,i`0 N Y
C B Sutton. N Y
W 3 Ryme & Is, N Y Y . P Brown, Washington
3 Wiley & Tam, Washington F P Griffon, N Y
8 P Gilbert & wf. N Raven 11W Yiek Md
F Brim, Springfield F 0 Wilson. Texas
E 14. House. N Y /3 Delmer, N Y
A N Cook, Wheeling G H Primm, Wheeling
N P Bacon, Pawtucket L Canall. St Louis
al Milian & la. Detroit A F Heatherton, London
C R Leroy Baxter, London Hit Rinclair, Halifax
Oliver Marvin & In, It I ri W Hendricks, Pa
Jas H Morse, N I W C Derringer, Mum
Cant F Patrick, Dublin CC Dusenbury, Norfolk
W H Farrell. K y 3 Kerr. N J
.1 C McCuister. Ohio A .1 Mullany, Mobile
Jno G Lightbody, N Y Saml Orchard, N Y
Copt Weinglestraffer, Berlin Mrs McCord, Os
Miss E McCord, Oa
Chas Adams, Boston Miss MStol & In, N I
Wilson. Boston
Mm Ti ullholland. Boston NI .1 Armstrong & la, N I
Miss Canal', &Louis
MER_CHANTS' HOTEL—Fourth it., below Aron.
James II Stebbins, Cal E Lawshe. Atlanta, Ga
H .1 Johnson. Mo Cm, D Mott, Mo
Jima, Farneman, Ind A 3 Frank, Kittanning
A Milne. Phila '8 0 Turner. Shawnee, Pa
R G Armstrong, Balt J T Walling. Nashville
James firmly. Nashville .Tolin W Peek KY
M Hanover. Pittsburg 11l Holbrook, Pa.
.1 0 Loraine, Clearfield a D wildron & la Clonrfi'd
Miss Jennie Renner, Pa Ti MoCamant, Pottsville
JONES' HOTEL- Chestnut street. above Sixth.
J B Walker. Baltimore Fiaml Craig. Baltimore
Ins Bruce, Baltimore 11101 Mace.. Baltimore
W W Morris. Baltimore 'I. 0 Cline, Sid
Jos Schley, Md % Viotor Brion, Md
Gen vtr Gray, Bridgeport,o Henry Jakes. Bridgeport,o
Alfred Thompson, N J E Marali.N J
Tenao Tinny . Mass Geo L Dean, Trenton
E E Jewell, Va Jno I) Fuller. Scranton, Pa
13 P Kingsbury, Pa Jos 8 Blamira, N Y
ti S Collins. %id . Mrs B Clarke. Baltimore
Harrigan P Dupe, 11l Alex R Gray, 11l
Ins B Minor. lit 3/1/1 I, Smith, Va
* Wilson 8 Bunt, Va P C Ell well, Pittalmrg
Jag B McGuire. Wheeling Thou Dodd, Parkersburg
E fl White. Mass .1 B Morris, Maas
P 9 Wiliam Ohio 8 M Winans, Ohio
B Spring, Ohio Thos 8 Jame!, Md
S V Wright, 111
AMERICAN HOTEL—Chestnut et., air. Fifth.
Alex Bowdiah. N Y W T Burney. Dol
John Manny. N Y G Colton, N Y
Cyrus Arndt. 8 Amboy. NJ .11. Para
Rev Dr Duckett k la, Eng 0 H Morris. St Louis
Thom Mason. NV ashington M 8 Jones. Washington
J C Garland. Chicago J 'l' Middlecaff. Cleveland
F Bargent.J3onton A E Goodwin Breiton
3 M Grant. N V B ft Forrest, N Y
John Wilson Chicago Hiram Wall s & la, Balt
R H Gould, Boston N C Aver. Baneor, Me
D .1 Haynes, England Louis Burr, N Y
H Bowman. Pa Mrs Williams. England
W NV Hubbell. Phila C E Stacy. Phila.
M B Graves. Phila 8 Titus, Williamsport
H Cooper, N Y
FRANKLIN HOUSE—Chestnnt st., above Third._
I Maims Phila D Nathang, Phila
Sylvester bay. Phila. Mrs Ackerman & son, N Y
Michael O'Brien. N y a W Pratt, N Y
'EI E Lombard, N Y ' It P Janes, Germantown
3 E Marshall, N Y
STATES 'UNION HOTEL—Market st,.. above Sixth.
John Mulligan, Pa John Valltrilan, Baltimore
Geo McGlonv. Baltimore Jan Dinwiddie. Pa
H E Gray, West Chester Wm Painlor, Chicago
8 0 Orono, Harrisburg Sand Weiitand. Pit
Philip Grone. Tenn v.- P Henry. Phi bsda
VIII Funk and 2 O. Pa Jtobt I Glandy. VS
Stewart Mentlae. Va rn Kidp, Pa
H W Half - an and la, Del 11 Dunbar. Newport
Rainl Carothers. Cum o W Jacvson, Pa
Geo Plitt. Harrisburg A Wallkill, Pa
J P Meesokor. Pa
J Dickerson. Barks on W Posey. Lebanon ea
R A Marshal. Christiana
C Heebner, Washington 0 Weigley, Pa
BARLEY SREAP HOTEL--Beeond at.. below Vine
J L ANcteic.' n. Fa P McNamee. Fa
N Ntmdlmr. Bucks oo I H Cnpe, Rucks co
.1 Burvus. Bucks co M Trega, Bucks no
.1 R Brodhead, Pike co, Pa
MOLE NOTRlr—Thinl street, above Page,
Thos Peterson, Went Point J Inlder to la. N C
J Newlin, Del 8 P Marshall. Chester Co
T J Pointer. W Chester W Chester
.1 Corler, Went Cheater /14 Taylor, W Cheerer
N Roby. Ptdhs R (I Fairldmh. Del oo
Yarnell. Del en J. R eprolort & la R I
T 14 Winter. Ohio C IN Thomas. Reading
W Camay & Ron, Long Ist r 3 It Gibbons, I ong Island
N C Casper, Me .4 Roney. Pottsville
J 9 Clemson, Lewisburg Mrs Rielmrds, Balt
THE UNION HOTEL—Arch street. above Third.
T II Wheeler. N 1' W P Hammond, Phila
J M North, Pittsburg - P F Of.lBBo & la. Ohio
Mrs Porker, Bristol F Milliken A wife. Boston
Mies Watson,Wilm. Del Miss tit.r, Wilm. Del
Eara Potter. Philo 0 13 Conrad, Reading
8 C Strawbridge, Pa Col John Itnton, Mace
1 C Demising. Ohio C 14 Smith. Philo
W Riley, Greencastle hug Drown, Pa
COMMERCIAL HOTEL—Sixth et.. above Chestnut.
DyM Hammond, Del E Johnson. Del co
.7 Brown. AM 11 Sentt. Elkto, Mil
R F Levin, Del co 3 TI Mickel, N J
H Jackson. Mealier en Thee Brown, Pe
Gen C Willinmaon. 131 d 13 p Shantz. Doylestown
C Priem Doglostown M H Diehards, Pottstown
D 8 Meisel. Wmcport F Shale, Wmgoort
R Titue. Wmeport Truman Conies. Chester co
H N Kinney. Portamouth,o J F [Mellower. Harrisburg
N F,llmaker, Jr. Lane eo Jos Scott. Chester co
33 J Linton, N 0 8 C Hall, Dhlo
' BO EAGLE—Third Elrod. above CalloWhilL
John Hacnn. Pa c B Shaffer. Pa
A V . Portolnt. Reading John C Rend. Pa
tprith. Ydontey no, Pa Baud Felspar, Doy',awn. Pa
MRS Behmidt, Cal John C Bahrono, Allentown
BLACIC BE Alt HOTEL—Third et.. above Callewhill.
Camper Reeds, Byberry .1f Van ArtsdalanYeastetVl
II limner. Vn Adamrris Phila
Gen W Inds% Philn Howell, Pa
Jonathan Sooner. Pa
PPP
M SIICHANTFP 801 01E—Third street, nh. CAllowhill.
Wm Riles., Greencastle A Martin, Allentown
F Wile & In, Atnnbr so, Pa Oen T Gans, Allentown
C F Heintz, Allentown F. 0 I,awall Allentown
R H Jones, Rending C Shriver, Lebanon co, Pa
MOUNT VERNON HOTEL—Second street, ab. Arch.
P Barnes. Md Jame. Ward, Jr. Md
.10 Wood. Richmond. Va R Priest, Pottsville
Williams. Va 0 u Jones. NY
Madianyl Green, Pa A Humphrey. Easton
Willianuan, Col k hi Warren
Glm Gillespie !Pa B MeEliketh, B C
I, Newmeyer; Wash, D 0 Jricols Johnson, Balt
NATIONAL HOTEL,-Race at.. above Third.
! C Heebner, C 0 Heigh', Pa
Mrs Bare, Brook. Allentown Chas Brock. Allentown
' P oaten Brock. Allentown Wm Cassidy, Allentown
Chas Dewalt, Detroit A ?defiant, Pa
II Spots:, Pa Chao Plympton. Cal
Jan C Harris, York, Pa Mies M Doran. York, Pa
I D Burnett. Roston A Frewell, Roston
IMPORTATIONS.
(Reporbid for the Press.]
BOSTON—Steemshin Phi MIRO Sprague, ainub m .....lB
eases boots and shoes Brown & Pratt; 61 do Myers. Clai
horn & Co; 23 nags ledge Bremer. Reiohert & Co: - 61 do
8 Brown & Co; 67 do limns & Maxwell; 33 do Tient) ,
'Cohen; 63 do Farnham . Kirkham & On; 41 do Frothinr
ham & Wells: 7/ do Thos R Gill: 26 do:tomes. Kent.
Retiree & Co; lido A Blade & Co; 77 do J T War & Co:
14514. Wale. lommlor & C.: 23 d 0 glassware
60_40. aluzzey & Monroe: 67 Nile cane Ellllne.. Bony &
w"illn - ton: 1 7 bar! , iron AI W Baldwin & Co; 36 miens
Run 11W Chose & Bon; 20 .10 books G G Even.; 16 hide
C II Grant & On, MI rolls paper Howell & Tiro;
60 bI4. nranlynriaa Hellinffm & 8 , o; 12 cc mdse,
& Stoke.; 49 belle caner Chog Mortiroe & Co; 201 bbls
mackerel Btff/110 & Rio; 37 hales skins E & C Spooner;
123 packs sheet iron Traylor Jones & Co; 16 bbls beef to
ship South 'Shore; 41 half bbls fish 130 bass saltpetre 700
nkSil mdse toilet; & Co.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
GEE FOURTH PAGE
ARRIVED. •
Steamship Boston. 9ollew, 26 hours from New York
with mdse and passengers to Jag Altderdice.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE FRIA&
NEW 'Volts. Deo. 4.
Arrived. Norywrien bark Borten, from Marseilles,
Below, Br brig Princess Royal, from Malaga; also brig
Jobe Buck.
. ,
BOSTON. Den 4.
Arrived, ship Koesuth, from Landon. 211 a was thrown
on her beam ends In the gale of Oct 26th, shifted erase,
and leaked badly. A considerable portion of her cargo
was thrown overboard.
Bark E H Barrington, from Snlyrne.
VIEW 011LE/0111, Deo 3
The steamship Se varanee (not the Savannah, is ashore
below. •
111P,MORANT!A
Steamship City of New York, Boggs, cleared at Bea
ton 34 inst. for Philadelphia.
' Ship invents, Young, from Liverpool, arrived at Bog
ton 3d inst.
Ihrk Leighton . Speichts, for Rio do Janeiro, cleared
at *raw Orleans 2Dth ult.
Brie Trenton, Atherton, hence, arrived at Portland
2d
11 ist.;
6 2 N Stowers. Rice, cleared at Boaton 24 inst. for
Pejnambuon.
Brice Gov Bull,'Arthlir. and John Hathaway, Smith,
for Philadelphia, remained at Newport 2d inst. waiting
'- 130 h r, Crisis, Renesr. from Taunton for Philadelphia,
Was at Dighton 2d Inst.
seby P C Smith, Smith, henna, arrived at Fall River
let inst. •
,Bohr Thompson, Corson , for Philadelphia, aid
irom Provitence inst.
Bohr 0 0 Dadler, Sipple hence, arrived at Dighton 2d
Behr 0 PStickneY, Garwood, honoe, at Charleston 3d
natant.
• Bohr Effort, Dunning, cleared at Charleston let inst.
for Havana.
Bohm Allan DowninK' Rico, and Sarah Elizabeth, Kel
ly, for Pailadelphia, sailed from New Bedford 3d inst.
olir Star, Crowell, for Philadelphia, cleared at Now
Yo ,o rk 3d inst
Bohr alinon Bacon, Williams, hence, arrived at Hart
ford 2d net.
Behr Ship Carpenter". Fountain, from Delaware City,
arrived at New Haven 3d inst.
Bohr Argue. Eye, Nickerson, for New Orleans, cleared
at Boston 3d at.
Bohr John Price, Seam, for Mobile, cleared at Boston
ad inst.
Solar Frank Herbert, Parkor, oloared at Boston 3d Met
for Philadelphia.
Behr Mary J Hoyt, Hamilton, cleared at Boston 3d Met
for New York.
Bohr W Jones, Jones, hence, arrived at Portland 2il
indent,
Steamer bind Grumley, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Hartford 3d inst.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE SUPPLY is scarcely equal to the de
mand, so immense is the popularity of .T U LE S
HAVEL'S EAU ATHENIENNE, Olt HAIR RE
sToRER. It prevents and cures baldness, promotes the
growth and beauty of hair, and changes gray hairs and
welskera to the original color. softness, and brilliancy
of youth. It is not a dye. Sold by all druggists, and by
JULES HAUEL & CO., No. lit CHESTNUT Street.
Philadelphia, d5-d6tWlt
TIME HAT DESIGNED AND MODELLED BY
WARBURTON, OF 440 CHESTNUT STREET, FOR
THE HOLIDAY AND WINTER SEASON, will be
ndLarably suited to the purposes intended. In
style. character, and expression it cannot fail to please
eflornen of taste, and all who consult fitness and MC/-
piety in d , eal. Those who deferred purchasing n lIAT
during, the FALL will see in this new style just cause for
laying aside their much worn bearers,
while the BEAU
MONDE will find this "CROWNING GRACE" indis
pensably requisite to their WINTER COSTUME.
OPENING DAY—TRURSDAY, BTH INST.
WARBURTON. HATTER,
430 CHESTNUT bTREET.
PRINTING—PRINTING—PRINTING.
PRINTING—PRINTING—PKINTINO.
.PRINTINO—PRINTINO—PRINTINO.
JACKSON, Printer.
JACKSON, Printer.
JACKSON. Printer.
FIFTH and CHESTNUT Streets.
FIFTH and CHESTNUT Streets.
FIFTH and CHESTNUT Streets.
Blank Books made to order.
Blank Books made to order.
Blank Books made to order.
Cards and Ciroulars.
Cliooka and Notes.
d 2 .8C Bills Lading and Sill Hands
ELEGANT FALL AND WINTER CLOTRING—
at Robert It. Adams', southeast corner of Seventh and
Market streets—Dress and Frock Coats of the beat
quality; Business Coats, Promenade Coats, and Riding
Coats, in all the latest styles, and a stock of Overcoats
that cannot be surpaseed in variety, style, or quality.
A full and complete stook of Black and Fancy Cant
mere Pants, of the beet and choibest fabrics, and a su
perb stook of Silk, Velvet, Cashmere, Grenadine, Cloth,
Satin, and Cashmere Vests, all cut, made, and trimmed
equal to customer work, expressly for retail Wes, and
toil! be sold at the most reasonable prices.
neoluturdcth-tojal
Gaovss. & BELEM%
CIZLIMMLATED 11016ELE66 FAMILY BMWIIIII-MACIIIMII,
AT RIMMED PRIM.
730 CHESTNUT STREET.
THE PRICES OF
SINGER'S SEWING MACHINES
tuvs! BERN!! Rimuctim!!! dl-dm
WIEEELHE & WILSON SEWING MACHINES
Philadelphia Moe, 628 CHESTNUT Street.
Merchants' orders filled at the SAME DISCOUNT as
by the Company.
Branoh offioes m Trenton, New .Tersey, and Easton
and Westchester. Pa. sel4-4m
SAVING FUND—NATIONAL SAFETY TRUST
Coityasy.—Chartered by the State of POIIIIIITIVAIII/1.
RULES.
1. Money is reeelved every day, and in any amount,
arse or email.
2. FIVE PER CENT. interest la raid for money from
the day it is ant in.
S. The money is always paid back In GOLD whenever
Is called for, and without notice.
4. Money is received from Exccittor a. Admfaistratorr,
Guardians, and other Trustees, in large or small sums,
to remain a long or short peri od .
S. The money received from Depositors le invested in
Real Estate, Mortgages, Ground Rents, and other first•
class e° 43 uritiea.
6. Office open every day—WALNUT Street, southwest
corner Third street. Philadelphia. son
8111AMBN 8 SAVING FUND—NORTgWZBT
CORNER SECOND and WALNUT Streets.—Depoeits re
ceived in email and large amounts, from all chums of
the oommunity, and allows interest at the rate of five pee
cent. per annum.
Money may be drawn by oheoke without loan din
erect.
°Moe open daily, from 9 until 5 o'clock, and on Mon
day and Saturday until 9 in the evening. President.
FRANKLIN PELL : Treasurer and &oratory, CHAP
M. MORRIS.
ONB PRICE CLOTHING OP THB LATEST
MMES. made in the best manner, expressly for RE.
TAIL BALES. LOWEST selling prices marked in
Plain Figures. All goals made to order warranted satis
factory. Our ONE-PRICE Syitcm is strictly adhered
to, ea we believe this to be the only fairway of dealing.
All are thereby treated alike. JONES k. CO..
eel-tf &H MARKET Street.
SALAMANDER YULE•PROOF SAFI , I3.—A very
large assortmen t of SALAMANDERS for sale at reason•
able prises, No. MI CHESTNUT Street, Philadelebia.
anz4tf EVANS & WATSON
SOFT. GLOSSY, LUXURIANT HAIR . 1 .-011 T
fair readerswhe covet a beautiful head of waving ring•,
lets should try JULES HAVEL'S EAU LUSTRALE
HAM RESTORER. Its use cleanses the hair, imparts
to it a delicate softness and brilliancy, inclines it to
curl. and yields to it the del Miens fragrance of flowers.
Bold by all Druggists. and by JULES DAUEL & CO.,
No. 701 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia. 1,19-dAI&WIL
BARRIS' BOUDOIR SEWING MACHINE.
IMPROVED DODIDLE•TRREAD.
FIRST PREMIUM AT EVERY FAIR.
018-3 m Phila. Office. 720 ARCH St. Agents wanted.
iIoOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS will posi.
tif eft %mire Dyspepsia. Liver Com Plaint, Nervous De
, ho., &e. HOOPLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL
wilt positively cure Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough
Am., £O.
Prepared by Dr. C. M. JACKSON ts CO., 418 ARCH
liftoff, and for sale by Draggles and dealers generally.
Price 76 cents per bottle. se24-tf
GAS-LAMP DSPOT—SIXTH AND ARCH.
0u24-3m
MARRIED.
BOYD—BOWL—On the let 'nat., by Rev. Wm. Ster
rett, Mr. Win. 11e)11 to Mize Mary Boyd, both of thin
city. •
CATANACH—CAERICK.—On the 79th nit, hr Rev,
Win. Sterrett, Mr. Adam A. Catanaoh to Mina Maggie
E. Carriek, both of this pity.
SPEAR—RIIRE. On the lit inst., by Rev. John A.
McKean, Mr. Theodore D. Spear to Mize Franca
Catharine Rupp. nil of thin city.
WHEELER—BARKER.—On the 9th ult.. in New
Ila• , en, by, the Rev. J. E. Huntington. Mr. Andrew .1.
Wheeler, 'Ego., of Hamden, Conn., to Mien B. Looms
Barker, of thin eitc. •
1, AW-1311RW 9.1.L.—0n the 21th ult., by the Rev. B.
R. Laxity. Mr. Edward Law to Mien Elizabeth Melia
Burwell, all of thus city.
LIATT.—On the 2d lost, Wm Hence. non of John I'.
and Eliza Ann Mitt, aged 3 3 BUN 31311 9 months
Funeral horn the residence of his parents, No. 1123
Sites (late School) street. below Girard avenue, tine
(Monday) afternoon. et 1 o'clock.
STITES —On the 2il inst Kezish, wife of George
Slims. in tie Galli year of her age.
Funeral from the residence of her husband. No. 965
Beach street. this ( Monday afternoon. at 2 o'clock.
FOSTER.—On the Ist inst., Win. C. Foster, in the
27th 3 CRT of hie see.
Funeral from the residence of his mother, 8. F.. cor
ner of Sixth and Wood ste., this (Monday) morning . , at
9 n'elock..
RoßlNSON.—Octobor 29th, at San Fronoisco,
Albert Stevens , Dols son of Aaron and Sarah A. Robin
son. formerly of this city. aced 4 years and 6 months. •
0 FTERMAN.-00 the 24th November. at Savannah.
N. C., Wm. A. Offerman, formerly of this city, aged 39
years end 4 months.
MOD HON.—On the 3ti inst.. Catherine C. kitonthen,
d•usliter of "I homes and Catherine McMahon, in the
16th year of her nee.
Funeral from the residence of her parents. No. 624
Routh Eighth street below Catherine, this (Morldly)
afternoon. at 2 o'clock.
TAYI 01L—On the 3d inst.. Jahn Edward Taylor,
only eon of .1, Vincent and Ackha Tatlor, aged 2 y enrs
and S months,
Funeral from the manna° of his parent.. Kauffman
Nate Turner) street. Fourth, below Catherine, on
Tneedxv aftornoon, at 2 o'clock.
BROWNING.—On tin Sit inst., Comp W. Browning,
in the 221 y oar of his age.
Funeral frnm the residence of Ms fnthor, William
Browning'. Nn. IKE Lombard street, thus I Alonday I
tarnonn. nt 12i o'clock,
BLACK AND PURPLE VALENCIAS,
37S rents.
Black and Purple Velvet Poplins,
Camilla Cloths, 3716 emits.
Drone Silks.
and White Lupin's Alnusselines.27H cents.
Impnried Dr Lames, le cents.
" Velvet Poplins and Velour Rosa.
Lupina Cashmeres and Alertness:
" Patin de Chines and Punier,.
Bilk Warp Cashmeres and Bombazines.
" Thibet and Bay State Long Shawls, &n.
Just reamed lis
BESSON & SON. Minimills Stare,
n 22 Nig CHESTNUT Street.
irrODD FELLOW'S' CEMETERY COM-
I'ANY.—At a Special Meeting of the Board,
hail Friday evening last, the following resolutions
were adopted:
WIIERICAK, It bath pleased the Almighty diepocer of
human events to remove from our midst our Into -
tnesuber. brother JAMES PERLASCA, whereby wz
have lost an ef fi cient coadjutor, who. during a erica of
year., has rendered onlunble services to this Board,
end to all whom interests are connected with the Odd
Follows' Cemetery. Company. Therefore. be it
/resolved, Thnt in the death of brother James Poi-
Inset this Board has lost a vnluabln member. and Ash
land Lodge a faithful and zealous Repreaontative, a ho
cheerfully cave his time and lalmr in the service of the
Company as a member and Chairman of one of the
m i
et mportant Committees, for several successive
yearn
Resolved, That the members of this 'Board do most
ainearely eondole with the widow of our deceased
brother in this. bar heavy affliction.
Be+elerd. That, as a testimonial of our respect for
the mane virtues, and the unwavering fidelity of nor
late brother the Board of Truateee will attend his
funeral in a body, and wear the usual badge of mourn
fr' for the space of thirty lass.
!implore!, That a copy of the foregoing be furnished
the widow of the deceased, and al n to Ashland Lode e,
of which he was a member ; nnd that the above he pub
lished in The Press, Ledger, and "help Nemo,
J AMPS B. NICHOLSON, President.
Attest, WAL MENtiINO, Mecrefary. lt •
TWENTY-FOURTH WARD PO-
R7 l'
PLE'S MSETING.—A Meetiny of the eit , e n„,
or the Twenty-fourth ward opposed to Gm present
ational Administration. without roan ril to former pa-
P
tient predilections. will he held at thin COMMIS
SIONERS' RA 1,1,, West Philade'phirt, on WEDNhS
DAY EVENING, the 7th instant. for the pew," of
for mince PEOPLE'S ASSOCIATION for the word,
r John J. Hoopes. WM. Ps tterson,
Samuel Haworth, 'Hiram kiss/ley,
John I, iven, Jesse N. Rook,
J. A Sim sun. Levis Pessmore,
Joe N. Illundtn, Samuel W. Cattail,
Joseph S. Riley. Geo , go Connell,
Wm. L. Atmore. Amos Rhoads,
Wm A. Fredericks, Rout. E. Shultz,
Robt. hi. Seeman, Joseph williews, -
John L. Frailty, Sit i ua I Wise. d 6 3t*
REV. 11, GRATTAN GUINNESS WILL
ft- Preach THIS (Monday) EVKNING. nt 7%
oolnek. in the First Methodint Proteßtnnt Church.
(Rev. Dr, Murray's,) corner of .Eleventh and Wood
etreeta. it.
THE REV. H. GRATTAN GUINNESS
AT (I ERMANTGIVN on TGEBDa Y trith inst.)
eFTERNOON, at .1 o'clock, in the Firht Presby tenon
Church. ( Rev. Mr. Knot's,. Maui street. Evening,nt
73i o'eloti , in the First Methodist Church, (Nov.
AldaY': !Meeting-house lane
It.
TT' I, T i lt l lfik B l l H l l . l3 A ( N lemi tii . T T )
TOWN HALL. Germantown. a oubJect—" The ' Jinni
tufec of Moses." tt
PEOPLE'S LITERARY INSTI TETE.—
Rev. HENRY WARD DERCII ER will cloliver
thn cloning Lecture or the course on THURSDAY
EVENING, December Bth, at Concert Hall. Lecture
to 8. Tioketil 2.6 oats. del-44
THE PRESS.I-ITHIMDMRWAv i MPisiPa* . ; mcppro4A,, 5, , xss 9.
IT7_, NOTICE.—THE ANNUAL lIMETIrG
01' the Stockholder! of the WEST Pbutita .1.,.
PHI/. MUTUAL SAVING FUND AND ~, RUST
COMPANY will ba held in the office. office. PH is r . itgril
nod AIARKET Streets on MONDAY, Deuern tilf Ai
I o'clock P, 11. 'l i ne Annual Report. will be teltAge
to the meeting, and' ad Election of Directe Oe tne
ellen ng year.
tl3-2t* t : H. OLENDINN bl
,Dr.
irrOFFICE OF RECEIVER OF TAXES,
PHILADELPHIA, December 41119..
NOTIOY, TO TAX-PA VERS.—The Tax-psyers of
the ;revere! Words of the City of Phi/edolphin are , bore.
by notified flint if the State and City Time. dug for the
veer ISA are not paid before the first day of Jennery,
Int. interest will be charged thereon, and the unmea of
all delinetiont tau-payers will be published, and thi rty
seven cents CM additional lie charged for uubli on
ti on. Also, after the lethdav of January, 11360, a penalty
of a per cent will be added upon all taxes remaining
unpaid, and costa thereon for collection
(Signed) A. I. eLOIIIERFEIN,
dl Receiver of Toll%
PIIII.ADELIPHIA EXCHANGE COMPA
NY. Nov. 28, 1859.—A general meetlnt of the
Stockholders of the l'hilittleAph In EtreMore CeniemlY•
will bo held on AION GO NEXT, December Nit, nt 32
nt the ENC lANGI..I Room N 0.30.1 for the comma
of eloctine NINE MANAGERS to nerve for the ensuing
3 ear, end for the transaction of other bunions..
n 29 et ' WM. it. GRANT. Secretary.
FARMERS`
BANK, PIIII,ADELPTI
___Tvn Election held MI the
foil Artnic•ttmoit Btockhohlc
of this Dank;
8. A. Mercer,
Edwin M. Lewin,
John Anbliuret,
George W. Fiume,
Anthony J. ,Antelo,
Joseph 111 u -risen. Jr.,
William '
And nt n Meeting of the
MERCER. Fa,. wan ;tont
drnt, EDWIN AT. LEW/8.
WIT LIAM RUSHTON, Jr , Cr
n29.10t
TN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
I N
FOR THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADEL
PHIA.
Notice it hereby mean to all persons fidoregted in the
following estates, that the h ounrable the Judges of the
t ours of Common :lens of haven u , ointnd SAT
111t DAY, ) E Met DAY OF DEOEMBhiII, 1259. at 10
o'clook in the forenoon, for the hearing of the tame and
showy; ithowg eituno why the following accounts oug ht not
to be allowed; end in default thoreol the same will be
conhritiod.
Estate of Mart Pinney 'Wallace. first nefoount of Truth
tee. Estate of Mrs. M. M. Iliekette, cosh account of
Truedeo. EDWARD 6. WEED,
115 12 19 25 Prothonotary.
QTEINWAY & SON'S NEW PATENT
OVKR-STRINO GRAND PIANOS, Square Grand.
and Square Pianos, now preferred in concerts and in
olvato circles by the best performers. Received the
st preintunia ovel the boat makers, horn jukes like
Atschalk, Moron and ethers Mallon o all cornea-
BbtaTA 11 , OTHERS,
.
PIANOS CORRECTLY TUNED
and Regulated by C. E. SARGENT, tormorlY
of Roston : Mass., now resident Tuner in Philadelphia.
lied thirteen years constant practice ; seven velum fac
tory experience Tuner for the Concerts of Sitt.er and
Gottsehals, it most responsible trust, and confided only
to the Mon skllll3l and rob, bin Tuner. Orders received
at ti A SON'S OUT CoESI NUT Street. 'Terms. el.
CARD.—Mr. 8 desires to inform the readers of The
Press thnt during the past >ear he has met with suffi
cient encouragement to determine his permanent resi
dence in Pluladeiphin, where. by faithful attention to
his business. hp hopes to establish and sustain the re
spectable position of first-class Tuner. To this end, and
for mmut ual ene bel . h
l enefite respectfully solicits the patronage
of the nt•
---CHESTER
3 VA N tgl7 ,C if "
BENG EVTRAYYS FOR DOWN INGE4 I. I 9 I . I D N — D P PR:
TERM EDI ATE STATIONB.—On and after 6th Deoem
be r, M. the Passenger Trains for DOWNINGTOWN
wall start from the Passenger Depot of the Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad Company, corner of BROAD
and VIN P. Streets.
MORNING TRAIN for Downingtown, !saves at 7.30
A. M.
AFTERNOON TRAIN for Downingtown, leaves at
434! P. M.
DAILY (thindays excepted.)
the phllettetehte
By r. order of the Board of Manage of
and Reading Railroad CompAni.,
of, irrNyv.
PHILADELPHIA
awaimm AND EVADING RAIL.
ROAD, MORNING LINE, tor POTTSVILLE, READ
ING and HARRISBURG,
Leaves tho Depot, at oorner of BROAD and VINE
Streets. at 7.10 A. H. 'DAILY, (Sundays excepted, for
POTTSVILLE, HARRISBURG, and all intermediate
points, connecting at Harrisburg with trains running to
Pittsburg, Chambersburw,_Carlisle,Sunbury, &a.
AFTERNOON LINES.
Leave at 3.10 P. N., DAILY, for POTTSVILLE and
HARRISBURG. . .
At 430 P. M.,DAILY, (Bumble exoepted,) for READ
NG, and iutennedtatn points.
de W. H. Mrll.l4ENNY.BonraarT.
CIIRISTMAS IS APPROACIIING, AND
those who wish to make their noleettons of
Would do well to call at
CHARLES .pu.n.M.lo'B,
Nn. Sl2 CHESTNUT STIMET,
Mr I). wa4 tins nununor in Europe, untiring n Bele()
on of altogether
For hie now Store, just repotted
the externem Stoek of
MUSICAL. INSTRUMENTS,
CRICKET,
ARCHERY IMPI,EMENTS,
Furpassea in olecacco. variety, and cheapness of
pricer. nny biros before seen in this city. d. lm
4 -.-101.1) SPECTACLES, GOLD EYE-
G 1311301, AbOrOSPOPeD, INeidoseoPee. Mereet.o
Toys, Polyoranuta, and other arbutus, suitable Etna for
the enact, at Me MASTEN'S,
dMl•mwa tialtf No. 723 Chestnut street.
E. THOM PS ON.
•
TAILOR,
N. L. CORNER SEVENTH AND WALNUT BTH.,
Devotes entire personal attention to order', and keeps
always on hand a desirable variety of
GOODS FOR MEN'S WEAR.
N. D.—PANTALOON.," as cot by me, are warranted
to give satisfaction, and ae many find it difficult to ge
suited, I Issue thip spacial notice. nia-wfinsmif
r INSURANCE COMPANIES.
TILE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
INVESTED IN 7.1 , 5 T NInsT(IIORS O REAL ESTATE,
WORTH OVER 613,000,000.
The premiums Iye r MYER tivn in many other Compa
nies, and the Dividends have been onrwralt.
This is n strictly 3IDTDuL C,ompany. There are no
Btookholdes, so that ALI. THE PRUFITIZt
To THE INIURRD.
Pamphlets, and every information, may be had
GRATIS, on applleanon to
P. itA rcirFonn STARK. Agent
8. W. earner FOURTH and WALNUT Streets.
PHILADELPHIA REFER CNCEB:
Thomas Robing, John Welsh,
Mordecai L Dawson, George H. Stuart,
George M. Stroud, E, N. Whalen,
John H ‘i yore, J• 'Platter Learning,
Joseph Patterson, William C. Ludwig,
John M. Atwood, ' Arthur , r. Coffin,
Thomas II Powers, George W. Toland,
Wham McKee, Thos. Watteau. n23-Iyll'
pAGING NO'IICE. -ALBERT J.
IL MARSH', enceesror to W. WILLARD. begs to
inform tho yobbo, nod Illank-Book lifonvfacinser.
Partarnh ray. that ho has purchased two now' PAGING
PIAOIIINEEL of the host construction, and is now pre
pared to rare Blank Books, Alueio Books. Railroad
Tickets. Clicoks and Bonds. Custom- llouso Blanks,
c., will; menthes° and despatch on the shortest no
tice. Your patronnuo is respootfullr solicited, at tho
old Stood, 439 CHESTNUT Street. 2,1
d5-3t• A. J. MAYII3II,BOIO Proprietor.
c I PERA GLASSE9.—A largo and beauti.
ful .5111 tioenc of opera glosses in every vnriel,
of mounting—velvet,pearl. Ivory. Zco.
MeAbI,ISTER & BROTHER',
4 EntabloThe793,)
No. 72i Cl estnut street.
1311=113
nPERA GLASSES, Pearl, Ivory ; and
Japanned, with the finest Achromatic Lonses, at
M. J. FRANKLIN'S, Optician,
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ARTIFICIAL EYES INSERTF,D,
Office 21,4 South NINTH Street, Wove Spruce.
P
Office hours from 9 A. M. to 1 P. M a and from 4 to 5
P. M.
GENTLEMEN would do well by eallin ,
on DILKS & KENBIL. 139• North NINTI
above Cherry, and have their old Garments made t,
look equal to new, by °lmams or tl)eing andpai
rer
. d 3 Si*
ANUSEILVIITS. -
DA.N RICE'S
'GR - EAT SHOW.
NATIONAL THEATRE,
WALNUT STREET, AHOY& EIGHTH
Door. open at a quarter before 7 o'clock - . Perfor
mance to commence at half peat T o'clock.
PHlcEe—Dress Oinile. 60 cents; Pomo,. Cercb , its
rents; Scats in Private Boxes. 73 cents; Whole Private
Boxes, 83 and !G.
INCREASED ATTRACTIONS I
Fsril appearance in America, for several rears, of the
CELEBRATED AMERICAN CLOWN,
JOE PENTLAND.
Who has been engaged for a limited period. haring just
returned from a moat successful prolessional tour
throne h Europe. in the course of which he performed
for two succruire gamins in London, before audiences
comprising the elite of that great metropolls,with a sue
rose Co lass distinguished then that which has inning
lily attended his ensasements in this country.
First appearanes ry as Champion Vaulter
MR. W. 0. DALE.
KW night of a
NEW EQUESTRIAN PAGEANT,
Ey five ladies end fise gentlemen, aa originally per
formed in Cooke'a celebrated Circur.
MONDAY EVENING. December 6th.
The entertainments will commence with the superb
equestrian spectacle, entitled
TUE BEDOUIN'S CAMP !
ROMN BROT HERS.
Meacre. J. ILMu rr ya and George Holland, will appear
in their celebrated scene of
CLA PIG GROUPINGS AND STATUARY.
end a lso in their original perfermance,patitled HIND%)
MIRACLES, the most stupendous [eat of balancing
Over witnessed.
MRS. DAN RICE
•
Will introduce her highly' trained horse, Whiff Surrey,
in the exercises of the Haute Soole.
LITTLE EMMA MAORI AN,
The accomplished and talented infantile equestnenne,
in her beautiful Bvene d'hquitation.
SIX PERFONAIIIVIIIOREES.
Will be introduced in figures and evolution', by Mr. F.
H. ROdSTON.
THF: HERO!
Master Charlei heed, B
in oy
his (MEAT ACT OF RE
TRO-EQUITATION.
JOE PENTLAND
Will appear and enliven the entertainments with a
eirecullT selected melange of
JUKES. WITTICIshIe,DON-NIDTPL ANECDOTES,
DROLLERIES, AND ECCENTRICITILI'
'especially -adapted to the taste of the Philadelphia Wa
lla, with whom he hes always been a firm favorite. Mr.
Pentland's performance]. are particularly calculated to
g nail y the elegant and refined audience. who patronize
the OHEAT DHOW. and who may depend upon wit
neeeing
UPROARIOUS PUN, UNTAINTED BY VUL
OAsITY.
%TASTER CIIARLMI 111AninAN in his Comic Equestrian
Soene,_entitled
ENGLAND, IRELAND, AND SCOTLAND.
THE PER.FcRMING RHINOCEROS!
THE LEARNED ELEPHANT!
THE COMIC MULES!
STILT VAULTING.
By the Gymnasts , Corps. led b the Champion Vaulter,
MIL W. O. DALE.
A new Equestrian Pageant, by five ladies and five gen
tlemen, entitled the
CHILDREN OF THE SUN!
In addition to the above will bepreeented selection of
HIGHLY VARIED ARENA fiCEM3B,
kgintV n learliall he OF THE REITABLmit.
RENT.
The whole forming& combination of
BrititTLINIQ, NOVELTY, IMPO 4 ING, WONDER
INSPIRING AND All RTH-EXEITiNG
ENTESTAINMNS.
never surpassed in the Coiled M a tt e
On WEDNESDAY and SAI URPAY AFTERNOONS
A Grand Day Entertainment for Families and the 'la
vender will be Imn•en. when
EXTRA ATTRACTIONS
will be brought forward.
In active preparation, the magnificent meld-dramatio
spectacle. entitled
DAN RICE'S DREAM OF CHIVA' RY!
Doors open at a ; to commence at ball past 2 o'clock.
WANTS.
10 COMMISSION MERCHANTS.-A
-• thorough business man, of tha beat character, with
pnollerly favorable advantages, and handsome
amount of cash capital,woulti connect himself as an ac
me partner in an established house doings Commis
won or other profitable business. The most antisfacto
ri references oan be given as to his character and busi
ness (jollifications
. ,
Communications with reel name, sent to Bon No 673,
Phil Melplint Porn (Mee t will be received iq honorable
confidence, and no uns m embarrassed circumstances
need ay.! , d3-6r •
AGENTLEMAN who has two or three
hours or /insure during the dew. would take charge
of pm Books of any concern whose business does not re
quire the services of a regular Bookkeeper. At a mo
derate compensation. Address Experience,' office of
The Press. del 3t
WANTED. --On the Ist January next,
in a Wholesale Notion House. on MARKET
Atreetdi Salesman who can influence Six-months Trade
from Aentucky. Tennessee, and Missouri. Address
" Rol 111. Post Office." de3-St.
WANTED. A LAD OF SIXTEEN
wolf]es a situation in n Wholoaale Grocer - tor
Produce House. to learn the busmen. Jtddrees, 001
2312, P. 0. d3.3t•
WANTED—A Situation in a NOTION
14 OUSE, by a man that can influence coed 6 moe
and cash tear trade. Address 3. K. POSTER. Pre, , s
office. 03.20
WANTED—A Situation in a Mat or
Straw Goods 'louse by a Western Bateman ; hes
been raised in the basins's. Address "C. M. E.." et
this °Mee. - d3-3t•
A BOOK-KEEPER, who has had the en
tire management of the books and financial n. airs
of a Wholesale Jobbint house for the last eight
years. will be disengaged by the first of January. and
wishei employment. Satisfactorr , ralere.Ne will be
we
-t n. Please address "L. H. D.. at this Office.
dlh a tu-30
WANTED—By January Ist, a situation
as BOOK-KEEPER, or in an Insurance Coin
• any or Banking I.loure. by a practical Book-keeper of
arse and influential business aostunintance. Address
vEI HANFORD.
nlll-1m" 1100 Walnut et., or Box ZB P. 0.
ga WANTED—To sell at a Bargain, the
NE.Lmost desirable Rotel Property in Bucks county,
Pa.. situated at New Hope, equal distance from Phila
delphia and Easton. Far a view of the Property cal/ on
the Premiere. For terms, No., call on or addren 8. W.
KIRK, Danville. Pa. nl6-4w •
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
$lO,OOO $5,000, and $2,500 to In
, vest in Mortgagee.
I. MAGUIRE,
SR WALNUT STREET.
CHESTER COUNTY HOUSE AND
LOT.—FOR BALE—A convenient. well-built Stone
House. with about one sere of found. situate on the
Turnpike. and quite near the Depot at Downingt o w n .
A good Stable, large Garden, and variety of Fruit.
Terms accommodating. A yply
J. D. REINBOTE,
d3-3L No. 436 WALNUT Street.
POR SALE A handsomely situated
Farm of about 100 Acres, near to Media. on the
Philadelphia and West Chester Railroad; very desirable
for investment or for a country seat, or mar be ad MP
taneously divided into sevdral parts for rut of town resi
dences. Apply to J. D. REINROTII
d 3 3t• No. 436 WALNUT Street.
C ERMANTOWN.—FOR SALE—A very
%-- 14 desirable LOT OF GROUND. coutainins about 14
acres. with large fronts on Cheltan avenue and Town
ship line road, and worthy of attention either for in
vestment or improvement. Asp to
J 331• 3. D. Rh:11010TH, PM. 436 WALNUT St.
10 ACRES.—FOR SALE, a handsomely
situated Lot of 10 Acres, about 1% miles above
Torrinlale ; well smoked with Fruit and Ornamental
Trees; excellent water, and Ice-house. A ppl r to
J. 13. RFINBOTH.
ile3-3t* No. 436 WALNUT S reel.
eN FOR SALE—A Desirable Property.
2.1 a on WALNUT Street. between Fourth and Filth
4treets, with tare front. and well actuated for Railroad
or Insurance Oakes. Apply to
J. D.MINBOTR.
(13-3 t• 434 WALNUT Street.
FAR M, CHESTER COUNTY, FOR
SALE—One of the finest FILMS in Chester county,
about 160 acres, handsomely situate near the Depot. at
Downingtown. Buildings commodious, and tne whole
place in vied order: well supplied with water and
timber.'Phil 111 a desirable Farm in every respect, and
will be sod on accommodating terms. Apply to
3. D. KLINHOTS,
d3-3t* No. 436 WALNUT Street.
VOA SALE—A Great Bargain—A Manu
facturing Establishment, with Steam Engine and
Boiler, end a complete set or le achinery for manatee
taring an article from Iron, now in conetent use for all
militia( purposes It can lie clearly demonstrated that
the boalneis will pa, a handsome profit. Address,
WILLIAM llARRl'dolif,,
No. 13 North ELEVENTH BTPIELT, with name and
residence
pOlt SALE OR TO RENT—A Large
property suitable for a Coal yard. Manufscturing or
Foundrj_purpoem situate on the north aide of POPLAR
ST R EF.T, between Beach street and Cohookeink creek
or canal. Wel) occupied as Glenat's amity:us at Weed
tia feet front, on Poplar street, and lati feet to Lavelle ft
atreet, and hana a a front on the canal of about 'lO feet.
These venom' are well adapted for a Foundry or Fac
tory, the buildings easily convertible for eitheripurpose.
LUKENS & itIONTGONIc KY.
Mg BEACH ST., Eighteenth ward.
PO LET—The Second, Third, and Fourth
Stories or the central knd epanioua Etorea, N.
23 and 2t South DELAWARE Avenue. with large
Counting Room on the RA
T
Second Floor. Apply to
IN cKEONE.
n22-ff 32 and 21 SHCTII WHARVES.
CA ; NU. 1924 CHESTNUT STREET.-
Elegant four-story HOUSE FOR SALE; three
story double back building', finished m the best manner.
and replete with all modern convenience*. Let 235 feet
deep to Septum etrect. The yard le well eup_plied with
!shrubbery and dwarf near tree., plume, &e. The whole
establamment incomplete order. l'oesection given tin.
meihately.
Appl) to Maur.. °MURRY & SON, !CO WAI NU r
Street. opixwito Independence Square. ell tf
in HOUSES, TAVERNS, and STORES,
L 23 Real Estate of every desoription r for sale or to
rent. Apply to MAX REIN'S.
Rest Estate Altera.
No. 227 North BECoNp Elt;eet
in L. Tourn7 .c Co.'s Seed &Me.
All orders will be promptly attended to. English
French, and German spoken. Collector of Grout.
Rents.
AA CHANCE FOR ANY PERSON THAT
to engage in the COAL AND LUMBER
business.
The subscriber, about changing his business. offers
for sale the stock and fixtures. end lease of • COAL
AND LUMBER YARD. situated on the west side of
Bchuylkill. two ends half miles above Manayunk.
The stock consists of Hemlock and Pine lumber.
ano coal.
The fixtures, horses. wagons, carts, and everyth, nt
that is necessary for carrying on the LUMBER AND
COAL iweineSt.
The yard is an old established stand, and now dole( a
good business, which vie books will show. There is a
soling by the Y. k H. R. Road, and a !aridity., on the
Seim) It will be sold at a very low rats. and only
two hundred dollars in nub required.
Avnly to W. G. HMI TR.
nokneodl2l.* as above.
COPPER FOR SALE. Proposals en-
Aged" Bide fur Copper," ;nil he received until
the 10th December addreesed to the Treasurer of the
Mint, Philadelphia, fur the purchase carer
of
gd Ogik
etioli , of Copper Ingo. font
to
of old cents.
Didders will Mate the price ere Per Piqund , and the
quantity p,oposed to be taken, to be paid for in go d
coin, MI accopt,ace of the bids, as the Copper is d
lis...ad tit the 31i Ili. The cost of yanking, if necessary,
must be borne by the purchaser.
JAMES ROSS SNOW DEN.
Director.
Mint of the United States, Philada., 17th Nov., isa9.
Fon, SALE—A valuable Lot of Ground,
lid feet by KO, throe fronts, water and tai laid on
one front t suitable fora church or factory. It is situa
ted in the Soulhweetsr . n tart of the city, in a rapidly im
rc°,,Tanft9frir.V'See ..7=ple.r. Address, (oftar
rig LET-A Second story Room, cone
!. meet to the State itotteeonaitabie ter LewYer'it
Oltoe. Apply ♦3l CHESTNUT Street.
A 1J Eftf CAN ACADRSIT OF MUSIC.
THE RAi E teF RESERVED SEATS. at St.%
sad.. Ad. lasion Tint eta- Till nammomee TEM laz om _
flail MORNINt9,at9A. Y.
In the evening, via be..Mrforineefor Ike Snit time
in Philadelphia , plimizettra at
Opera. In lyres
act",
It, poLVTO ; as TAR MARTYRS,
With OA7.ZANIGA, BRIG/CAA. sad AMODIo in
tie ',env"*! role..
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
TAB OPERA.
MONDAY. December 5. at I.
OPE `NINO SIGAT OP TEE aEocrs.
First performance in Philadelphia of Donimittea erell •
Mated Opens. in three sets of
poLTVTO; 01 ; THE MARTYRS.
Which v.' hrousht oat last May inmaliammicaly to
It
and givenork. and nut with anmraltitil losplealt
It will La with mama new and splendid mem as
seems as at the New York AtlaelEY of Music.
CRAIIACILIt :
Mad. 11 4 22 ,ANIGAaa ......... Panlina.
pos. BR IG% o[.l
Big. A MODIn as.
IpE . '
From the sw York Acadaars of nate, dsr th•
rr lion n 4 .
N~TICE.—Aa the • - ed.n
.* s elec ted for the wawa
onmermes 'seven nem toss 1141 never4erfortoed yet IA
Phlbl4llloll, no Geom. except two. be repeated.
pRIOEO
To the ParSrat. PaPlact Circle, and Baler:my_ .. II 00
Reserved Boats in the same. inelodist admires:a.. 1 50
remits Circle 10 cents; Amphitheatre. 2/1 ovnts.
The male of Beata will commence this day, MONDAY.
MORNING. Deeernber s,at SSA- M., at the Academy
of Music, and at Beck & Lawton's.
SECOND GRAND OPERA NIGHT.
TUESDAY EVENING. Dee Oth, BP. M.,
Verdi's Favorite Lien,
RIGOLETTO,
With the folkorine erect east:
M'MF. PAULINE COLSON ~--..- ld
Gis
Her first aeries ran-e to this eharacter ja Pb ifedelphie.
ic AM LIA ISTRAROSLIFL. Mezdalens
BTIGELT,I. Primo Tenor. of the princi
vel Theatres in Italy. will make his first appear-
Durance in Philadelphia in the role of-.De of Mantua
The great Baritone. GAETANO FRR RI. his first
appesrsaea in PhtilwielPhia.)in his celebrated role
• • Iltarilet*o
-.The sale
of Beate for RlSLii:Eltfi will oommence
THIS (Monday 1 MORN Sparafecile
MORNING, 9 A. M.
WEDNESD IIY EVENING. December 7th,
Verdes new :rand Opera of
THE SICILIAN VESPER!".
Will be produced, for the first tune in Philadelphia
with .
- NEW SCENERY AND PROPERTIES.
TEE UNIQUE AND PICTURESQUE DRESSER.
Nei:eating a meet faithful Piotoro of the eoetuMee of
the thirteenth centurY. hare been made In Perm br
moceienr Le Roy coatomier of the Grand terra. and
Pirnor Brusohl, coetrumer from tne.principal theatres
in Italy. Simone Be tenni and Ahlatta.
THE NEW ACCOUTREMENTS AND PROPER-
Ara from the celebrated manufactou of Moor - jeer
(hanger, armorer to his Itteiesty the Emperor of the
French. _
PRINCIPAL CHARACTER 2.
The Princess Elena— - • ...... hi'me COLSON.
Arm." Ear GNOI.f.
The llovernor of Monfort. Rt.
Proeids. Chief of the Conspirators Sia.
lIECONDAHT 4Crltl
hr Madame Mous. Signori Molter. Rubio. Ouinte.4i
mines. Ccooze.. Pane. As.
The sale of Revrved Wets. 8150 Barb, trill com
mence 0-510 Rh OW. TUESDAY, 9A. . cls•tt
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 6,
Yerdex favorite Opera.
RIOOLETTO :
ON.
Mtuie
PA I I Z E AVRIA . BTHAKOSCH.
tittnor STMELLT.
GAETANO FERRI.
In the Principal Characters.
The sale of Beata for "Hirotetto" commences THIS
DA T (Monday. ) at the reviler Ticket !Nike, Academy
of Music. and Beek Es Lawton's Marie Store. It
THE SICILIAN VESPERS._
THE V S e C I n L w
AN d VESPERS
AMERICAN be
CA r DE'M a OP e
MUSIC.
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dee. 7, at it o'clock,
"um
NEW SCENPRI AND PROPERTIES.
FIVE HUED NED hIAONIFICENT AND COSTLY
DRESSES.
And number of
SPLENDID SUITS OP MF.DLEVAE ACCOUTRE
MENTS.
From the celebrated manufac torn of Granger, in Pa
ris, and an immense ensemble, at a cost of
FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS.
The We of Reserved Seats for the 'Sicilian Ves
pers'' will commence to-morrow (Tuesday.) at 9 &doe k
A M. da-tf
WALNUT-STREET THEATRE.
v Dole Le55ee........ Mrs. M. A. GIRRSIRON.
Bowels Agent Mr. JOR. D. MV FURY.
THIS (MONDAY) BYENINfi. Dee.
TLe Legendary Drama and Fairy_ Spectacle, antaled
THE FAIRY CliteLF.
Con O'Carolan Mr. Berney Williams; Moleshee
Mrs. Barn*y
To be followed by the celebmtea Drnms, entitled
AN HOUR IN RY.VILLIg.
In which Mrs. Barney Williams will eastain eight,
character'.
To conclude with a
. .
GRAND BALLET.
SW - Prices as anat.
Bests secured three dars in adranee
WHEATLEY 1 CLARKE'S ARCH
STREET TREATRE.
THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, tee. 5,
A II aUGHTER'd VOW.
Atridis. Mrs. Wood; Hypnlite Mr. Dolman; Mar
cel, Mr. Gilbert; Exianorre. Mum •V'eslor.
To E LAUGHING HYENA.
Mr. Felix Framer Mr. Gilbert; Simon Hortiblower.
Mr. Johnson ; Mrs. Florence Earner. Miss Taylor.
Bestx ov Yams s.—Admission. XI cents ; Secarrar Feats
in Dress Circle.373i cents; Parquet NI ants.
Doors open at, ball past . s o'clock; perfmmen to
eon:manes at 7 o obsek prearselr.
tTROPOLITAN HALE JAYNE'S
LT.A. COMMONWIALTH BUILDING CHESTNUT
Street. near SIXTH.
- • .
Third week of the triumphal souse. of
THIDIXN'S lilUeEUfd OF Ini•CH NICAI 4 ARTS,
One of the moil novel, pleasing. and instructive exhi
litions e beauty end mechanical skill ever introduced
Into this country, is now open for the resent imsen.
and exhibited every es ening daring the seek. and on
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS.
Terminating with the tetrifio scene of the !hornet Sea.
Anllsllo,—Adal.s, 23 cents; Children under ten
pears of age. la cent.
Doors open at 73n the evening. and I &Clock in the
afternom. Remember the Buhr ht Theatricals every
Wednm.day and Sato day afternoons. de dtf
pENNSYLVA.NIA ACADEMY OF TILE
- 11 - FIRE ARTS
tats CiIESTNUT 81 RENT,
Is OPPN DAILY, iSandsys excepted.) tromp A. Id.
till 6 P. N.
BARTOLOMEB STATUE OF
'‘ PARADISE LOST,"
Nov all Exhibition fora short time.
Admission 25 cents. Children under years hal
price.
Shama of Stool: $3O.
OLD FOLKS' CONCERTS,
e onnnal
FA Th THER ICE MP,
With his ce/ehreted
OLD FOLKS' CONCERT COMPANY
of thirty Ladies find Gentlemen from Alssviciossatts.
Tir tt h splondul orchestra, assisted by the distinguished
Boston Basso,
Mr. M. W. WHITNEY,
and by the F warm.
Mrs. hMMA DAVIS NICHOLS.
Will have the honor of giving Six Grand Concerts in
this city, at
NATIONAL MALL,
oar
TUESDAY EVENING,Dec._ 9th,
WEDNESDAY EVKNINe. Dee. 7th.
THURNDAY EVENING, Deo. Sth,
FRIDAY EVENING. Dee. 9th.
SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. 100,
.111 D
MONDAY EVENING. Dec. 12th.
When they will appesr clad in costumes of En years
'Ad miaaion. 25 cc nta ; Children 15 rents,
Doors open at T. Concert commence at 8 o'clock.
WEDNESDAY and BATURDAV Afternoons at 3." i
o'clock. Grand Day Ileht Reception for Ladies and
Children. WhDNESDAY, P. Al. Children under 13,
admitted free. d.52.t
11 - ANDEL AND IIAYDN SOCIETY'S
A-A- FIRST GRANT) CONCERT OF THE BEASON
1859-60,
TUESDAY EVENING. December 6.
•T
CONCERT HAIL. •
• -•
.
The Director* have the pleasure to announce for this
Concert a miscellaneous selection of Eiokw. Dam.
Choruses, and Overtures. (such as may be adapted to
the tastes of their numerous subscnbent anti thepu hl to
senerellid trout the works of Handel,blosart, Bane.
Carats. and others, and thef will be rendered hi the
members of the Society, secnmploied Orr the t,ER
MANIA ORCHESI RA. CARL SENTZ. Leader.
.
Among the most nameable festures the occasion
are Handers GRAND HAILSTO.NE COURUS, and
the MISI , RERE, from IRLIVATORE.
- . .
The Germania Orchestra will perform the overtures
to ZANY& and MARTHA.
The enure Direction of the, Conceit will be under
Mr. R. CAR N CROSS... Conductor.
Mr. MICHAEL IL CR OtiS .... ... - •
Butiseriptiona 83, entitlire the ratiscribe• to three
cards of admission to each of three nubile performances.
and sinitle tickets tO cents. to be had at Beek & Law
ton's, Neventh and Chestnut; W. 11. Coniston's , 147
North Eighth, and at the door.
- . . .
Doors open at half past six. Concert to commence at
halPpast seven. 413-.lt.
/3-.-cDONOUG LI'S GAIETIES—RAGS St ,
above SE C . o:4l?.—Clianze of Bill.
bEeniiCmi
----- • • •
Deehaluma -
CaUdine.
C own.-- ... ...... . .A. M.. Hera ande tr.
Lost ifiistimit.
Lost Brother
Cade ....... ..... ~..... Billr Thomas.
: J. I:lmam
NEW BAND OP SERENADE A RS.
A. J. Levan, A. M. Herassdet •
Berml4on. Billy Thootaa •
Master Times, Wm. ei GO 17502,
Soon Whams. Thomas Utast,
A dmatuann.lo.ls. and 25 canto. d:
TEMPLE OF WONDFRS.
Northeast collier of TENTH and CHESTNUT
Streets—Second stem
CHANGE OF ENTERTAINMENT EACH EXHI
BITION.
SIGNOR BLITZ.
The great Ventrileveist and 3Jasician, led: give fee
New and Astostahme Performances at the above elace
EVERY EVF,NING at 7% o'clock. and WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, at 3 o'clock. eon
elating of Lauskable Scenes in 'VENTRILOQUISM.
Inemnprehensl4 Feats of NATURAL NIAGICSPI
NIT RAPPING and its INFLUENCES. and the
LEARNED CANARY BIRDS.
Adraisson Y 3 cents. Children 13 cants. an.lm .
GERMN IA ORCIIESTRA.-P BL I 0
A
Reheomt3 every F.ATUHDAY at MUSICAL
FUND HALL. at .3% o'clock P.M. A package of eight
tickets, one collar. Sinale tickets. 25 cants. To be had
ad G. Andre's. and Beck & Lawton's Music Stores. and
at the door. 013-3rn
SAVING FUNDS;
AMERICAN SAVING FUND.—Compa
ny's couthenst normal WALNUT and
FOURTH STlOft.TB—open daily !Tom nine till fix a
o'clock. And on Monday ad nicht is the encrusts. Th.s
old institution has diva's paid in full on dosuand, with
out notice.
INTEREST FIVE PER CENT.
All sums W d back on demand in gold and silver.
TRUSTEES:
Alex. Whi[him, President- Sarah Work. V. Prerdent
John C. Farr, T. E. H Irper. Genres I,nrcet.
Lotus A. liodey, Thos. Rergeant, Alb. C. Robert ,- ,
J 0... P. Simons. `JOIII.I Bowman, H. H. Elenidre.
Wlllranu J.Horard.
INC/ S. WILSON. Treasurer.
JOHN C. SIMMS. &craters •
SP RING GARDEN SAVING FUND SO
CIETY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Office, No. Skt North THIRD Street
I Consondation Bunk Ful Wes.,
CHARTERED BY THEVAN LEGLATURE OFF16:111-
SYL I IS e..
Deposits quelled In MIMS of One Dollar sad_ Rewards,
end repaid in Gold, without notes., deposit PER
CENT. INTEREST from tAO daY of tea with_
dra A
wn.
responsible end reliable Savings Institution hes font
been needed ID the Northern part of the city, and" The
S i g 1 g Garden
w re Sane XS= Itestis4r t e alt o
e r'ed
b 1 ,
The L m g :glers. In °ma, zing and hicaong_lv. B bare ' Wn
go verned wholly by i &lore to accommodate the bum
rilpomptenlaret ' a n t iran wh is teti of it th is e sn e rron lar dett LNIL 'o. elterim-
OFFICE OPEN DAILY,
From 9to 2.ii o'clock; also, on Monday and Thursday
from/instil h o'clock in the evanion
leineozas.
it e g ° Lev? breehen Dinitit,
on. H. IC Staorite
Ladd Undereoffer, rederiek Smoke.
raacis Hart.
john Kessler, Jr.,
Sae, 8. Pnnsle,_
L
(mesh hl, Crowell, rowel' P. LeClere.
I C tic i t ° rex", I '
Eon. Wei. rthu.r.i.
ree Woelpoer. Geo. T. Thorn,
Peter C. Ellmaloer,. Rotel— H. Dembrov.
J.A.181:19 8. PRINGLE. Prwodett.
VIANCIII Vele. Btoretarr. ido-tt It
BOARDING.
WA NTED—Famished Apartments. with
every facility for lionsektemer, Bath. Gas.
&o. for Gentleman and Wife; or Board ' a atrret:y
?rivets Family. Address •• Ikterclaset,"
Patch. with fall partredsrs of price. Pie. nl.l
BOXES AMERICAN AND
15,000FRENCHIVINS OW GLASS--The moss
for
brands. and of very avi and 4untity . ream set
Ins any and r onntry trade, at pros' assonnshingly tow
Bend your own to ZjEtiLER & SMITH. Mug:
Plaint Ginn, eel enial% Dimakus, aornsrl9EcONTl
end GUEN S alf-s1
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