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Ch. ISA at the yealeoeoe of tile bride's father, by the
MY, Buddayea, - Wm. biazelton, Sr.,to Carrie.
Ala atiter of Jams H iltelbae, Esq.. allot this oily. *
WOODROW—CLUP , N.—On the Elth instant, by Rev.
ipeeekß,RepearerS4r.E.dtard M. Wooerow to Mae
Rtith W. Clunn, both of Burlington oonnty, N. J.
DIED. -` - •
-flffti.ftft. 4- 4 0 iLthe instant, in Moreland town
ship, oiontgomery +county, Fa.. Robert M Antlers, in
the 6Oth ear .Of Mange:formerly of this city.
His male friends and those of the family aro reBPoot
fullylariteel to attend his funeral, from the residence of
his brother-In-law, John• M. Ounamey, - Bast Walnut
'lane, Germantown, On Wednesdivi I.4th Instant, at 1
*look -P.M. Funeral to primed to * Laurel Car
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MoIftILLY.- , -On e the 1011. instant, Marla, 'daughter of
the late - Thomas and Maria foCul v.
The relatives and friends of the folly are respeot
fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late resi
dence; N0.'162a, South - Fourth
,stritot, this iTusi:dti)
afletnoon,at 2 o Mock. ,
lAMES.--Saturday,-,Peo. 30th, Isabella, youngest
daughter of Dr. Richard S. and Mary D. James, aged 0
years, tt menthe, _find 4 days: • -
Frikrige r e l e's. ` igiiin e . Itre d ( P l`iietYlV; r :,% ) ,lt Y g e ,
at 1,1 o'clock, without further netice.
FOISTER.—On the 9th instant, Mil. A. Louise Foster;
wife-of N. Laneeford Foster, In the lld year of her SLO.
Funeral fin the residence of her eon, Mean Le
Faster, 1911 Fouler street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at
I o'clock. -
ftELLI.H.-04. the 10th instant, Hannah W.. wife of
- Robert K. Keine, and daughter of the late Benjamin
LAPPirmatt. „.
Funeral front the residence of her husbivid, Mount
this i Tuesday ) morning; at o cloak.
CORRItiA.N.—On the 11th instant, , ,Elizaboth Corri
gan, aged3t years. .- .
Funeral from the residence of her brother-in-law,
Ym. Armstrong, N 0.11214 Cadmus street, this (Tiles
alghlrelnathleolar intent, Mrs. Ann Keyser !
reltokof the late Jamb lierser,n the NU year oi her
Funeral fiche her late residence. No. 47i North Fifth
street, this (Tuesday /.afternoon. at 2 o'clock.
OORCHILIN.—On -Friday, Rh instant, William
Coriihran, in the 66th year of his age.
~,„uneral from hie late residence, 917 Catharine stre e t,
sus (Tuesday) a ft ernoon, at 2 o'clock. -
TIARNBY.—On the 11th instant, John Hemel, in the
Mtli year of hiss ge.
Funeral from the residence of his mother, Mrs. Mary
Harney, N 0.90 Waft street, below Catharine west of
Fassrunk road , this r Tuesday) afternoon, at 3 o'clock.
HAGAN.—On tho 19th[ instant, Charles Hagan, aged
46 rears.•
—Future! from hie late residence, Latimer street. be
tween Si x teenth) add deventsenth. above Spruce, this
tTuesilay) morning: at no'elook. - „
BLA,OK AND PeRPL.t VALENCIAS,
81 4 4 " nth ' v tr
nir and Pu rple 97% een/s.
" Dregs Silks.
"sad White Lawn's alourselines, WM cents.
Imported D o ,I.amesi /A Cants.
" - Velvet Poplans and Velour Rope.
" Lnpan Csahmeros and %erasion!,
" Amin do Chineg and Tampion.
" Sails Warp Cashmeres and Born/armee.
cr" - ,Thibet and Bay State Long Shawls, to , "
Jan received hi mssom
BON
ourm in
store,
;, , , ape dgEs l li Street.
DEPARTMENT OF SURVEYS.
OFFICE OP Caine ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR,
,FIIILADELPHIA, Deo. eth 1869.
NOTICE GRADE
REGULATIONS
Flans of the revised
REGULATIONS of the FOURTH SECTION OF
WEST .PRILADELPRIA. togethet with a portion of
the late -TOWNSHIP OF BLOCKLEY, adjoining,
bounded
Northwardly-by Market street.
" Bonthwatolly b Forty:fifth-street, Greenway ave
nue, and Woodland street.
Ettatwaidly by Fortieth and Wren streets,
Westwardly by Forty-fourth street;
Also, Plan of the Revision of Grade. Ret - ulations'of
ALARKET STREET, and meanly, in the Twenty.,
(Mirth Ward, bounded on the • • - '
North by Arab street,
South by Yorkstreet,
East by River Schuylkill,
'West by Qratemond street;
are now_prepared and deposited for_publie inspection
at the Office of-JAMES MILLER, Esq., Surveyor and
Regulator of the Twelfth Survey District, MARKET
Street, weskof,Till street-and at the OBoe of this De
partment; Citf h ßalldi s tr. FIFTH Street. below Walnut
ttea4eklid- the
dtr oT of B Se v e e gilr h tn v s e taitT, m trli
o'clock M., ~to
,00nsider any obleollone thio may be
urged thereto by any citizen interested therein.
, -,• STRICKLAND KREMS,
- Chief Engineer end Surveyor.
p:Tv - GOOD INVESTMENT TO ASSIST
THE , POOR.—The HOWARD P.dISSIONARY
L DAY SCHOOL, established in 18.3. in the midst of
a destitnto population SHIPRE2f Street. below Fourth,
have. for sixteen years. rendered assistance. as well as
religious Instruction , to many families in that neigh.
bOrbood. But the increased destitution .arising from
want of - work'and scarcity of money among working
people, hits - compelled us to look beyond our own re
sources for relief. Many friends of the poor have re
sponded unerally, heretofore, to our, appeals. Last
winter, , t hi addition to f othey, he IlArr naeli o dAree k r
a t n , l ° Ap u rnltbf g Et' to o 43 a ° llo B u l e l e P r e n
',Gan lilies unary, JOHN", SEDDON, will cell upon
those Ito have , 'oontributed loretolora, and others,
g:See t ..l , vo an4orributions they may have to make to
' only agent authorised
to reoeive subscriptions', JOHN hi. HARPER.
dl3-Bt. • - Sant. of the Howard Sunday School.
rcrPROFESSOR COPPER'S SEVENTH
LECTURE on TRURSDAY evening next, at
the CAN EL AND. HAYDN HAUL, Subject—
' Braddock and Wolf." Admission 2.5 canto. A lady
end ontleinan to a single taciturn f,O c ents; to the re
maining six lowuren el. do-sr
SPRING GARDEN INSTITUTE /..EC
'KS TCRE. , -The Fonrth 'Aaiun) of this °purse will
be delivered at' the Northeast corner of BROAD rind
*ENING GARDEN Streets, tide (Tuesday) evening,
by GEORGE:. A. COFFEY, commencing at half past
seven o'clock. • - - - ••
Subject—", The Romance of the Law, ,, ,
Single •admoisten• Twenty-Sue cents. A. gentleman
tid.two Indies Fifty,conts.
LECTURES He BEHALF OF THE
PHYSIOLOOICAL 'AID SOCIETY., b Dr. 8.
CONCERT HALL, as follows: •
• First, Suwon and Failure in Life, December 19th. •
• Second. Physialotioal Tentnerance,3annary 3d. •
Thud, Youthiul'Aspirstions, January Mb.
.r Fourth, Handnome Idenand Beintifol Women, Japu
ary lot. ..= -
Tins Eerie* b een drayrrf crowded houses in the West,
where Dr. Landis has been denominated •• The Young
Attierlaint-Orator.lt-.Tickets 2i cents for the course.
,n lady and gentleman el. 'to he had at
the door and' mritin7lrtirce also .outhe tressoyery F.
it
,irrenciii,243Southlhird street.' tuths-3t.
REY.- It GRATTAN OILITIVNESS 'WILL
fe Teeeach Ti (.1 annular) AFTERNOON, at stc,
o'e A.lll the 'ourtlt Baptier °lmb, t Rev. Mr. de
rl ih)Fiftheknd iluttonwood , streets. 'Evening, at 7)4
o'ntook, in the Rev. Dr. ttlaekwood's church, Sixteenth
add Georgh's streets: .0n Wednesdai afternoon. nt
o'clock La the Rev. pr. Bratuartl's church, 'rine street,
beton- Foueth: And on - Wednesday evontas, at 73f,
O'clool., be will preach .his Farewell Bounce In the
Roe'. (Jr. Wytie's church. &clad et.. below BMOC. '
THOMAS FRANOMMEAGHER WELL
doitser his twobrated Le lure on Dean Swift; in
rep 7_ to Thaokerity,, on FRIDAY', IGth instant, at Blusi
eat Fund Hall. ; • dl3-4t.
WySECOND 111.011TGAD_ ,E 'WILLIAMS
-- - PORT AND EL MIRA NALLROAD COX
iilolders of , Bonds who desire to avail them
selves of the advantaiss of the settlement of the &Rae
of this Company are Mottested to call; without delay,
end eremite the neeessary - Power of Attor n ey ; and
those who have not alreait done so will contribute the
amount of,asseaament, of leer thousandio defray the
OXINIIMII. - : ' . - ' A. VANDYKE, Jr.;
. • Chairman of the Committee.
-It .' - ' ; - 6.lBouth THIRD Street.
ErTHE LADIES OF THE SPRANG GAR
DEN lINITADIAN SOCIETY will hold their
nd Festival at HANDEL AND HAYDN Hai.,
oolnollenoing on Frinity Mternooni,l6lh, and closing
17th Inst. Both useful and fancy ea-holes, suitable for
holiday presents, tan be turrehased as favorably as else
where alto, refreshments fumiehed.
We' eamestly desire the attendanco of all our friends,
as our time is short. ' - • •
Eiglith.etreet ears pass the Hall every few
minute.. Ticketa mar balked Fush"e, Arcade build-
Mg; Chestnut street berrieventh, or at Allen's, Spring
Darden street; above ishth. Refreshment tickets AO
'tents, season tickets la teats. tend single tickets 10
dla.l3t.
Gr.-..}t"TtrungimirifißaratiAE..
et, INOTITTI A , / ON rbillidatitifi,, will be_ held
Divine evening at the 1 3tn test:, o °look`, Books
yak lie Opened to rcoeive suhsonhttons for new Stook.
It. Ntr,ll. I.BVICIK, Secretary.
VTHANDEL 'AND HAYDN SOCIETY.—
' NOTICE.—The Menibers ,of the Society are
oroby notified to hepunctual in their attendance at
Rehearsal. on TUESDAY EVENING next, preparatory
to the production of the " Oratorio of the htesstalt," on
the 29th instant. , 709k1P11 B. SPA 4EB,
dl2-2t , .
_. Secretary.
Ita Jai War, oIIeDAY evaninn, Duo. 16th.
Tfelnitt Twenty-One -hunts:' 'For sale at Brown's,
Fifth and Chestnut; 41. taekhouse's. Eighth and , Green;
Bowers', Sixth and Vine and Brlsbytertan Bookstore,
1334 Chestnut street.
Ledturele eorntnenee ausiter before Elsht.. dl2-St
y" , s•-• 110.ARD . 01P DIANA
13 GI RS of the Lehigh Valley Railroad Compay
have this 1a declared a Dividend of THREE PE n R
CM. IN 19701 K; and THREE PER CENT. IN
CAB R' on the stock ofthe Comlan clear of Mate tax,
for theyear ending/1W day of Octobe y,
r, lID9. Payable to
the fitookholders standing on the nooks of the Company
this day, or their lend representatives, on and after the
12th day of_PEC aMBER. i groximo, at the aloe of the
Company, No. 303 WAIN T Btreet.
Phi1a4N0v.9.1869 ~
J..N. TCHINSON, Treasurer.
.
speetalmeeting of the Stookbolders 6f the Carbon-Rap
Improvement Commit , wilt be held r ' on mIITLRESDAI,
the Winstenii,at II **look 4. btu at the office of the
CoreParlYtta a opener of Front tirtii Chestnut etreete,
.Phusuritimu to receive a report on the plasma condi:.
Con of , its admits, and, to express their views as to the
future course they Wish , the Duriotors to pursue in the
Bvord lir 400 :Bpard of H.
dl2-114 H. B. TILDEN, President..
rJrVEER - SON coLveoE...TIIIIIN.
deriagned committee request all persona Irho
eye been members of the "Franklin Literary YooletY
orJeterson?Allege," to forward thoireames. zuldresses
antlroccupat. one, tor the- purpose or Insertion in the
Triennisf•Vatllopoo, Fronds of deoemml mombere
please notieetheanove, , J. C. xw wN,
D. PATTON,
~ Com.
T . N. BICKEL
'O4,NO2fSI3IIIW, FA" Deo. 8, IP.BB. • ' ‘1123:
frr-REV.' E. 11.- CH.A.PXN HAVING HE
WIED and ye.,writteo.hio teoturo on " Moolorn
Chivalry: writ claimer it at N A °NAL, HALL, Mar
ket pttOnt, atioYo Twelfth.:Wlf., NESDAY Evonlng,
Ih season , 8 o plook. -This will bo N . only opportunity,
thu of boating Mr, CHAPIN. 41/0-41°
7the. . GEO. W.M. - ellliiirS, ESQ., WILL
deliver hie nest lecture, on "Tile Present Aspect
o tilavery Questioni" at RATIONAL HALL,
ARUM STREWP, above TIVPLPTIL on_ TnlJR.d..
DAY hVBNING.' , Ilea 15th. at 71f o'olook. , Ttokets 25
oenta; for Sale At the prineleal,Boohetores and at the
. dle It°
Lit-•
o t_A re llES 9 FAIR, / LEGT PRE R
1 0 _ sat
saq
..I; m3 gtrANglittroh. uttnnwood 12trfa l l, ° be i
st And con tinuinl front
Nat t9 2 ll br . h - ,lifttn . Tl6ketg 174k ' ; "
d 31
ho Oar.
ANTI-SLAVERY FA IR ....TAXIS PAIR
will lacopened, m cO:i *BAT HALL, on NON
VENINtI. the nth hint, and wul continue du
/4 the wick. ' A Variety of neOfut and fancy articles
vi ins pained for ,11410 at -markckprscu. Thep ro fi ts will
tO ttso dieeeminationof noti-elavery doctrine's.
A °AAiOn fee. t 6 OentAls sown tickets, SO cents.
"010 St' ' '
MI ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
V , r/lllOtritlrltlet a rtillß o trAlS he 6Ortn:
NY we' he el on. WED EIWAY EX_}' 14th /net..
et :11 A: , X; hi ipord o -so mExcuAlkurs! tyo
- to- rooms the report or the Cowed .
reOetneletteedaytes le renueetea• - die=
F.
HON. HENRY Y. RAYMOND , EDITOR.
• 11 fIllie Ity r ioltattto.'lllMver tletufiept.
..11s 8 ,401NMON.,op TfillglcAY t;fl24l } ol, hA,
16th or Deoeitwer. tioojeot—" The mile War in Italy.
ff,"'",..:ICELITIVE OFPern , AupkkLpgte. REUEIVER -. OE TAXES,
t)10 severDecc~~mherl 1880,
NOTJCaI IVar -the City of - p.g Philate mon. P are e nere!
bare
ye notified that If the mate and City Tease, don for the
year 1880, are not paid before the first day or January,
IWO, interest will be charged thereon,und the names of
an delinquent ttottyere trill he published., and thirty
seven coats (31)nd itidnal bq eharged ler rebh ea-
Vow - Also after the lsth par - orJamiarf, 1 803, ponalts
p6T "de:1401111 be added , upon all taxes remaining
unpaid, an d seats thereon for °enaction,.
- (gligned) —trLOMERELT,
- - Roomer of Taxes.
.
elfirtiglt i t e rneri e . ° I . ,I re
so Vtf i n h w aVO,
ot p4Tr,...arilset street i r Pidlai 4 lel rom a an
by d No. 60 Pi fiv
,!17,11 , 1 !%Tti o, : e t yg e I t iis i . ! i v / b tgo 4 lB
„' J.,,C0 AT ES,
_.
• ,tiv - 41.4r.ER BROWN.
-
&21:0;19,161—th'600E8 Wi I conflhuo re Wool final:.
fiEE VagMatket street, rlkgEtdelp tap and V AL
. continue the, wool owners at No.
n"lfilitirjr, York.
i. 0001, 1.
" ttlaMU'S. PiIOTOURAPJIIV GALLE
•., _,,WiTicoNirktroot s abova Green. fa the' mast
„
An 20 on, fot tnaWelt all size and vice .1 , 110..
Ponelhefled tabfotys,24,andtforitssaneriorsecomano
.“."..l"
11110 H WOOD.ENGRAVING
CON.P,ANtost sPOUltrff parnot, cornetpi
ris g
urttOn , c astriat , pireetn. 13y rriOces PA LENT
- THONIREAP 107PEoCyjiy, . ,dl4 -pt*
tikopoit,,osup,i.-Bp,pairs, in
eiorefi, ko,,inst rooeiveAst
,snia t AT ,FoL XllNiith EIGHTH Weet,_
.30AN OUTUAERT.
PRESS.-PiI)I,ADELPHIA, TUESDAY: DtCEMBEit 18, 1859.
timbEit IiARGINGN, &e.
TO . ‘ . °l4o4ri BUS-WESEL
We offer from now to the end of the year our LARGE
8T00!{. OF '
PAPER HANGINGS,
- AT ; GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
Persons iehing
,their Houses Papered, can get great
BARGAINS
By calling early on
- HART, MONTGOMERY, & CO.,'
-413-1 m NO. 322 CHESTNUT STREET.
IWATCRES AND JEWELLERY.
- TioraDAY .PRESENTS.
J , - 0- • We have lust reeeived a now and beautiful as
sortnient nt
- WATC HEB
asOmay,
AND
SILVERWA:ES,
Selooted expressly for 'Holiday Presents, consisting in
part ,
•
GOLD WAT.NIES. ED IT ABLE FOR EITHER
LADIES OR GENTLEMEN.
- Some inlaid with diamondeand others enameled,
ALSO
WATCHES SUITABLE FOR BOYS.
Moo, muhand. a beautiful assortment of
• DIAMOttID JEWELRY,
Of all kinds, at reduced, prices. Diamonds Mounted
in the most exquisite style. Our style of
Netting Diantonds cannot be ex
celled in this countrY.
Our assortment of Jewelry embraces the following:
. .
CORAL , MOSAIC,
PLAIN, and
FANCY JEWELRY
of every description, such as Gold Neck and Vest
Chain., Studs, A rm lets.
Buttons, Gold Thimbles, Yonetls,
Tooth Rinks, Armlets. Lockets, &0., &o.
SILVERW ARE.
Silver Spoons and Forka ; he, Cake, Butter, Ice Cream
and Fruit Knives • • Preserve, Sugar and Berry Spoons;
Salt Cellars. Naikinß' in_ss, Card Cases and Silver
Bets, consisting o Knife, York, and Spoon for Children,
with an anthems variety of goodun our line, which we
wi a l cul a ii r l e e d t u rrt. p ere c t:i s iif. all kinds, of the newest de
signs.
F. 5.-4:1111 Gold and Sliver purchased for cash or taken
in exchange. sleaze call mitt examine at ,
L. LADOMUS &
dLt-tf N 0.802 CHESTNUT Street,
GENTS , FURNISHING GOODS.
SP .NOER'S
GENTS'
FURNISHING STORE,
ZIG. 839 OFIEBTriDT STREET,
GIRARD ROUSE,
PIILLADELPHIA
DRESS SHIRTS, UNDERSHIRTS.
DRAWERS, STOCKS, TIES,
, GLOVES, GAUNTLETS.
MUFFLERS AND-SHAWLS
IN GREAT VARIETY.
AS-etulh•Sm•if
R e C. WALBORN it CO.,
(NOW) NOS. fi AND 7 NORTH SIXTH STREET,
have now s very euperior assortment of Shirts, Under
.lothine, Mown, Hosiery, eto.
Special attention given to
GENTLEMEN'S WRAPPERS,
of - which f a fine assortment le ocesstantly kept on hand.
010-Smi
I W. SCOTT—late of the thin of Win
e. • Chests r & Soott—GENTLETiIr,H'S rgllt3ll-
IRO STORE and SHIRT MANUFAOT , 814
CHESTNUT Street, (nearly opposite the Giro mum,)
Philadelphia.
J. W. S would Teepeotfully Dell the attention .of his
former patrone and filen& to hje new store, and le pre
pared to fill orders for SHIRTS at short notice. A
perfeot fitgaaranhed. Who ale Trade supplied with
fine Shirts and Collars. , 1,11-1 T
PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.
MAYOR'S OFFICE,
CITY OF FIBLADELNITA.
PROPOSALS FOR LOAN
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA,
Authorized by Ordinance almond December 10th,
A. D. liNsfh
PROPOSALS
TO OK NNDOILIIIID
“PROPOSALS FOR CITY LOAN,”
Will be received at tho Mayor's Office, in the City
of Philadelphia, until
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1859,
AT it O'CLOCK hi., FOR LOARINO TO THE CITY
OP PHILADELPHIA
SEWN HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS,
For trldch"Certifloatos of Loan of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS and upwards will be issued, bearing interest
at SIX PER CENTUM per annum,
FREE FROM TAXATION,
REDEEMABLE in TIITETY YEARS from DATE
Proposals mil be reeeived for any sum, but not in
fractious of one hundred dollars.
The Proposals will be OPENED
ON THE 2ltk DAY OF DECEMBER, USA
By the Mayor of the City, in the preeonoe of the City
Treasurer and the Committee of Finsnee.
THE HIGHEST OFFER WILL BE ACCEPTED,
The City reserving the right to accept or decline the
whole or any part thereof. Payment will be required
on the thirty-first day of December, 1839. Interest to
commence on the first of January, A. 10.18 W.
ALEXANDER HENRY,\
MAYOR OP PHILADEPHIA
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SPICINU GARDEN SOUP SOCIETY—
BUTTONWOOD Street, below Broad, '
LAbRLPRIA, Nov. Ilth. 18/19.
At the Annual Meeting of the Society held THIS DAY
the following gentlemen were elected Idsnagere for the
ensuing
rl:% - : : :/anick,
F. B. Atmore, ohn
Joe. H. Collins, James Peters,
William Campbell, William Rickards,
William Chapman, Edward 8. Simmons,
James Chambers, Franklin Bhoemaker,
John
t r Dolmen, William Yandervoer,
Dante R. Erdman, Henry Warner,
John. Oinnodo. David Vandeyveor,
William 8. Lower, Francis Y. Warner,
Thomas Mather Joseph Wane.
Thomism Marsh,' Jacob T.
Joseph T. Williams.
SAMMILW.BLACK has boon reappointed Collector,
who will call upon oltigens for their contributions. The
Managers tender their sincere thanks for the liberality
heretofore extended, and respeetfully solicit s continua
tion of their nowt, Ile much suffering is anticipated
among the poor this winter.
Contributions will be received by either of them, at
their residencies or
_places of business :
JAMES PETERS, President,lfortlfside of POPLAR,
near Fifteenth.
JOHN M. OGDEN, Vice President, 446 MARSHALL
St et.
OHN Sii. DOHNERT, Tieamirer, 722 GREEN St.
MEI% .1. WILLIAMS Seoretart, 1422 ARCH St..
or Northwest corner BROAD and GREEN Streets. It*
IN TUE COURT OP COMMON PLEAS
Piclß THE CITY AND COUNTY OF MA.
PH
DLL MA. _
" It k v fi r iddlt cl b i T l e u r s ' r n :n l e a rt . Vi . e l n 4 d -1. 46 3 1118
monism), Ye. JOIN E. HARPY.
Mr. JOHN E. HARD —Bxa You are hereby notified
that the Court has granted a role 1 the above me, to
sheer cense wily a oironte v meow ntairbrionii should
not be decreed, returnable Deoeirlber Z 3 1869.
dl3-tutbilt.
J. D. BENNHTT,
Att'y for Libellant.
CAUTION.—AII persons are hereby eau
tioned against purchasing, applying, using, vend
wig, or acting ns agents in the sae of A, OAS ItEOU-
A r(gt, jelown as IfOLZRItqI LmrnovEn GAS
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dl3 CHESTNUT and EIGHTH.
110LIDAY GOODS.
IVORYTYPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS
FOR THE
HOLIDAYS.
It is well known that the most elegant, artistic, chaste,
and beautiful
PHOTOGRAPHS
AND
IVORY TYPES
ate produced at
IdeOLEEEP No. AN CHESTNUT STREET.
By the late reduction in hie prices,
COLORED PHOTOGRAPHS,
so distinguished for their superiority, out now be pro
oured at as lour rates as othersfairnisA an ordinary ar
ticle/W.
PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS, $l.OO.
Mc °LEES,
Ma CHESTNUT STREET, BELOW SEVENTH.
4112-1 m
USEFUL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
A FINE WRAPPER,
MUFFLER,
SCARF TIE.
or SHAWL.
One of these artieles will be eery acceptable to your
gentlemen friends,
• 911111 •SSORTNIENT of
STEREOSCOPES,
►T
W. W. KNIGHT'S,
606 JRCH STREET,
MB SHIRTS, HEAVY UNDERCLOTHING, AND
GLOVES,
Of all kinds. die-dial
WA.I. A. DROWN & CO.,
248 MARKET STREET.
MANUFACTURERS
or
3UPERIOR
UMBRELLAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
d9LJ 1
VIIRISTMA9 GIFTS.-STEREOSCOPES
`Li AND STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS.
OPERA GLASSES mounted in PEARL. 'IVORY.
and VELVET, yew bad elegant patterns, Kalei
doscopes, Polyoramsa, Mathematical Instruments,
Claude Lorraine, or Landscape M i rrors, Geometrica l
Models, Magic Lanterns, Globes., Banneeters. Mantel
Thermometers, Eye-Glasses, Gold Spectacle', Gold
Eye-Giessen, 6c0., he.. &0.. &a.
McALLISTER & BROTHER.
(Established in 1796.)
718 CHESTNUT PTREET.
McALLISTERI3 PRICED and DESCRIPTIVE
CATALOGUE 1116 Seam= illustrations( ofOptical.
Mathematical, end Philosophical instrument'. fur
nished gratis, on application, and mailed free of charge.
dlesmf• -
CHRISTMAS IS APPROACHING, AND
these who wish to male their seleotions of
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Would do well to call at
CHARLES DUMMIG'S,
No. 812 CHESTNUT STREET,
Mr. D. was this summer in Europa, making a Balsa
Lion or altogether
NEW GOODS
For his new Store, Just opened.
Ile hen en intently* Stork of
FANCY GOODS.
TOYS,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
CRICK ET.
ARCHERY IMPLEMENTS, &0.,
Surpasses in elegance, vnriety, and cheapness of
prices, anything before seen in this city.
Such as Prenoh China, Terra Cotta, Parian Maeda,
Bohemian Glass, Bronze, Berlin Iron, Lava. Ladies'
Bags, Purses. Portmonnaies. Chessmen. and Games of
all kinds, Writing Desks, Papier Maehe Goode, Toys of
all kinds, Musical Inelruments of all kind,. d3-Im
GREAT DISCOVERY.—IIow to keep
A
Bober for AI. The adyertlier will send to any
direotion presonption , by which intoxication may be
prevented or avert e d. and the inJuriona °Teets of over
drinktns destroyed. It is a
.pleasant. oboes, and safe
mood). _permitting the ashileratmg, but preventing
the station - me effects o [Aloohol, Enjoyment , without
sulferius. to the word. Try_it. Address... Physioien."
m
Aeneen Hotel, CHEBTICHT treet. rbiludel*
phis. tllO-3to
OPERA GLASSITS, Pearl, Ivory, and
Javannedoritleti fint i t i oarrep t ii:m . m.
south I?OU R TM Street, below gliestnot.
Sr.Alim, Improved Speotacles, oorreotly 6tte4 to the
oyes ; Star o .o l . . an d . sirginft;
ail Oda CM vi,..`2V. 04
WANTS.
IVVIANTED—Two active, Intelligent gen
tlemen, of good nedrefe, and vho ennprodum
sotasfactorr reforenoe , to obtaut subsoriPtAmut for A do.
"arable pulivation. Address, with cams and mor
el:100, Box Th P. B.
PARTNER WANTED—Sy a young man
i
alreadyestabllnhed in the .
Retail Dry (loot s '-
nese, and haying ft handseen naDintlha I t rou g h in
nets man acquainted "tut the pure aging . ilia
tilts and New York market. and ham& a tote oar
of at least Three Thousand tylare Addre ss
...
dl3-3t* .W. 8.A..' tem ante.
WANTED—By the Ist ofJanusq, a situ-
aeon by a. young man in a Communion Dry
Goods or Provision house. Address
Ildl3-3t* " C. H.," Press Moe.
RARE CHANCE FOR SPECULATION.
;v—The owner of a valuable piece of land adjoining
the city of Philadelphia. in a quarter where Improve
ments ere most rapidly extending, is demon/la ex
changing it for a business Dry G distant ther personal
property., As his is in aStet*, he will
dispose of it on terms that will enable the pnrohanr to
double his investment in. 14 short tame. Flame address A, 8.," at the °thee of 2'he Press, stating where an
interview may be had. dl3-2t,
CASH AND ACTIVE liiAN
1,500 WANTED to ensare in a basin in
PEW nrky that is safe, edema to realize a epeedy for
tune. Is in full and successful operation. and nen be
seen by addressing New York,' this (Ace. /t •
WANTED—A Salesman in the cloth bu-
V einem, one
_noquai_otet 'with, the and near_
tiir s ogigade. Address W. lig & at the doinilr.ot
A BOOK-KEEPER, of seven years expe
rience, io open for an engagement from January
set, and refers to his present and former emPIoYOTII.
!laving bad a general basinees training, be wOntel be
willing to exert his energies to promote Ms employer's
interests in my department. Andress Capetian,. 'at
this office. d1.21-30
W.ANTED—A aituation, by a young man
from the South, with the view of taking an in
terest after twelve months. Can influence a good trade;
has had several years experience in businees. Address
South'" office of 2714 Press. die-31
WANTED—a partner in a Wholesale Li
quor House, doing a good Southern and West
ern trade, to take the place of a redirang partner. Ad
dress with real name. box ZU, Plula. Y. U. d 9 6t.
PARTNER WANTED—In an establish
ed Wholesale Boot and Shoe Howie, wishing to
increase the Walton. One who can command tan to
twonty thousand dollars. Communication., with real
name, sent to " E. E.," at this office. will be in coca.
dunes. d9-gt•
$10,000. -
ifi lVa t r o lt s e i d a, t? na invu , t stor f y rox
mese. .fho best of referenoes given and required. Ad
dress/,with teal name and full particulars, "T.
office Blood's Dispatch. The amount may be increased
if business will warrant.
PARTNER WANTED.—An opening in
an established Commission Hove (Dry Goals) of a
partnerehip will occur on the Jet of tae year. Afount.
in
active, business man.who could command from 10.1:0
to 887,000, may add rem "CommiamionEuetneu: at th e
office of this paper. nolf-tf
WANTED—By January Ist, a. situation
as BOOZIEEPER, at in an Infinmioce Com
pany or Banking }louse. by a ornotacol book-keeper of
I . ltr i fa s asiiietri.al .a. buaLoass soquaintantlS. Atte'
ga WANTED—To sell at a Bargain, the
reianost desirable Hotel Property in Binh county,
Pe.. altuated at New Rope, eneal distagoe from Phila
delphia and Easton. For a view otitis Property call
the riteMlllB6. FM' terms, ho., call on or address 8. W.
KIRA, Danville, Fe. nie-Ow •
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
ELEGANT CHESTNUT-STREET
- kn.* DWELLING FOR SALE—An elegant DWEL
LING J.IOUSE; lot 236 Met deep to OEORGE Street,
by EA test front,. four story, with three-ettiry double
back Madding. The yard is_plantmi with Owners fruit
trees, shrubs, erg Sowers. he house 11M:dished is the
most substantial Manna . and in the et style. The
cellar ceasing two haiLem ; on find Boor, handsome
saloon parlor. with m*cble m 8140124 a lants breakfast
rioni ; kitchen, with good range , hot end cold water.
e.osets. kit.; seoond-atory front room. Stith marble
innate!, hot and cold water, heater, kg. ; ban room.
gos. &c..; second-story back building. a large dining
room with hot and cold water, library, with dumb
ite ' r, iron verandah. km.; third story, front and back.
with heat register and gm; third-story back buildings.
water closets, bath, nurgery. and servants' room; fourth
glory, gem, heaters. and well finished throughout The
I n,t utr.lity slate roof on the main and deck buildings.
Tee whole promises in complete order marble vesti
bule ; marble mantels in every room in the house. I co
inPdiate possenslon given.
The house, 15i0.192t CH ESTN UT Street. is mien every
day. Call and see it. Take your builder with you and
examine it. Terme very acoommodat.ng Aped!' to
& RN,
in it b V WALNUT S O
treet.
gpgraii AND 81;000 TO LOAN ON
Irsl'd Mortgage of tivecombered City Fro
DecakB. W. T4l/ICKARA.
214 South THIRD Stre,t.
FOR SALE—Tho convenient Three-
Story Crick Dwelling No. 217 CROWN Street.
Has the modem improvements. Apply to
RON/. Cti FRI 77.. Conveyancer.
4113 3V P. W. cornor NINTH and SANSo3lBtreets.
RESTAURANT TO RENT.—The
did large tkiseraent Rooms. 'leder No. 112 Smith
FOURTH Street, below Chestnut, to Rent. Apply on
the preiniset. dl3-60
A VALUABLE FARM AT PUBLIC
SALE.- - Will be exposed at Public Sale on the
Premises on Fifth day, the 99th of Twelfth month, ( Da
°ember,/ 1559, at 2 o'clock P. M., all that valuable Plan
tation, late the property of Elisabeth blather, deceased,
situated on the Dor lestowu uropike, miles north of
the cty of Philadelphia. within one-fourth of a mile of
the village of Willow Grove, in Moreland township,
Montgomery county. adjoining lards of Dr. Witt Hal
lowell, and of the Into Charles Hallowell, Washington
Nimble, and others; containine about one hundred and
three acres of land, it of which are woodland, 2 of mea
dow. the rest in a good state of matt ration. The improve.
meets consist in a large stono house. 1. , t by 63 feet, stone
barn, 42 by 55 feet, hay house. wagon house. sprint
house over a never-failing spring of excellent water, a
youns apple orchard must beginning to bear. This place
In desirable on account of Ito pleasant. high. and health
lift situation. Its convenience to the city by means of the
North Pennsylvania Railroad. it being within 3 miles of
Abington Station, and, connected therewith by stages
twice day from the 'Grote. makes it valuable for a
country gent. Persons wiehing to mew the premises
Previous to the der' of sale, wilt be shown the same by
calling; on Henry Maxwell. residing thereon. For fur,
the r information. oppllto Thomas T. Nether, Weighing
ton Idea. Cheltenham Township. Newlin Bcholfiekt, No.
MI North Seventh street, or Wm.Stapler,No. 1710 Green
street, PlulaaehiA. Conditrons aside known at the time
of the sale by t he Neils. dell-d
A CII.A_NCE FOR ANY PERSON THAT
' - ' - wishon to engage in the COAL AND LUMBER
business.
The subscriber. about changing his business. Went
for sale the stock and fixture.. and lease of a COAL
AND LUMBER YARD. situated on the west side of
Sehuylkill, two and a half miles above Mansynalc.
The stook consists of Hemlock and Pine lumber.
anti coal.
n oal itures, horses, wagon,, carts, and eve r
_y thing
that necessary for carrying on the LI/ MBE.R AND
COAL business.
The yard is an old established stand, and now doing a
good business, which tire books will show. There is a
siding b 7 the Y. & IL R. Road, and a landing on the
Schuylkill. It will be sold at a very low rate, and only
two hundred dollars in cash reguirel.
Amsly to W. G. SMITH,
noNNtodl2t° as above.
SMOO—A GENTLEMAN OF IN
. Curdy and bueineu suOifications is
desirous of entering into some lucrative business. where
h e duties would be light, (with the above sum,' where
everything pro ed eshsfaetorv. Reference required, u
well no given. Address "8. W. H.," Press °Hos,
de.tuthalte
TO LET—A handsome Store and Ctilai
Strawberry' street 29 , with fine cellar lighted
hr a }arra sky-light. Gaunter, gas fixtures, water-elo•
set, vault under pavement, &c. Rees SSW.
C. H. HAWES.
dlO 19 Strawberry Street.
MARKET -STREET STORE TO RENT,
from let January next. No 815. Apply at .
delo-3r Ni.23t South THIRD Str eet.
TO LET—The large six-story ware
-a- hoses No. 803 Commerce street. suitable for sto
ragemanufnaturing purposes. Apply at No. toe
MARKET Street. ‘l7-Im.
10 PER CENT.—We have for sale paper
Paling ten per cent. per annum, seeured by deed
of trust upon first-chuis vr9verty szi St. Loma. The at
tention of capitalists desiring safe investments is [an
ted. BAKER WESCOTF & CO.
d7-lm if 17110 ii TlitilD Street.
FOR SALE—A Great Bargain—A Mann
removing Establishment with Steam Engine and
Boiler, end a complete get of Machinery for manures,
mon s an article from Iron, now in constant use for all
molding purposes. It can be clearly demonstrated that
the business wall pay a handsome profit. Address,
WILLIAM HARRISON.
N 0.13 North ELEVENTH STREET, with name and
residence dl-1111.
FOR SALE OR TO RENT—A Large
p
roperty suitable for a Coal yard, hianufaetunng or
Foundry purpose', situate on the north side of POPLAR
STREET, between Bosch street and Cohoetnink creek
or oanal.thitely occupied as 61enet's omnibus et. Wes.)
86 feet front, on Poplar street. and LW feet to Lewellen
W e e: t e . p a gintra g r,t,fgralitrga c tor l gtfig c 7 ,r s P:et:
tory, tne buildings snail convertible for either purpose.
LIJK NS & MUNTGOMFRY,
n46•lm • 101 E. .ACII ET., Eighteenth ward.
TO LET—The Second, Third, and Fourth
Stone. of the centril and em:dons Store., NO..
22 and 24 South DELAWARE Avenue, with large
Counting Room on the Second Floor. Avelv to
TRAIN lc aIcKEONE.
022-t! 21and2SS.011TH WHARVES.
lIOUSES, TAVERNS, and STORES,
Real Estate of every description. for sale or to
rent. Anil to MAX REIN'S.
Real Estate Arent,
No. M 7 North SECOND Street.
in L. Ton rny & Co.'s Seed Store.
All orders will be promptly attended to. English,
French, and German, spoken. Collector of Ground
Rents.
poll SALE—A valuable Lot of Ground,
ItB feet by 100. three fronts, water and eras laid on
one front ; suitable for a church or *tory. It or situa
ted in the Southwestern part of the city , to rapidly ill/ -
prom% ui.shbottiood. Terms easy. fiddress, too t pa
tioulars, J. K.,' °Mee of this paper. -tf
TO LET—A Second-story Room, cacao.
Meet to the State House. imitable for a Lamer's
0810. Apply al CHESTNUT Street. 216
BOARDING.
A PRIVATE FAMILY, LIVING IN A
coal gpighbethend in the centre of the oity, will
necommainte two rentlemon with full or nutlet beard.
Addreisa " Home," Blood'e Dienateli.
WA N TED—Yurnishod Apartments, with
*very facility far ITlonsekeleing. Bath. Gas.
&a., for Gentleman and Wife_i or .uoard In a qtrictly
Private Family. Address " Plerchent," Bloods Die•
Patch. with lull particulate of price, EO. nlO
REMOVALS.
REMOVAL. -E. &. F. 0. YARNALL
CO. have removed from 1:11 Market street t 413
SOUTH SVILARVEt and 40 PENN Etreet. 0-1 m"
REMOVAL.—Mss. M. S. BISHOP has
Removed her 111)ilioory Est3blishment from 915 to
lOI9CHEt3TN UT Btroot, next to Bt. "Wren oo HOW.
nl5-1m
MEDICINAL.
QCROFULA , WBITE SWEI,LING,
DISEARE, TETTER, SCALD HEAD, Eruptiorut
of the Rion generally, and all Humors and Impurities of
the Blood t are radically and permanently owed by the
celebrated
IMPERIAL, DEPURATIVE.
Rhea been a very important agent in the ems of
CANCEROUS DISI‘ASMI by Dr.Lounsberry A Co., for
apumber of Teen past, and its greats - slue in the cure
of Cancers is abundantly established by the many cures
" fir AtzlikYLOUS erectione i ts remarkable eirratitm
effect has never been etuatied.lt curse the meet °bon
net° eases.
TETTER, SCALD BEAD, and all rruptuns of the-
Skin, readily yield to a moderate use of this Medicine.
t iallgizttl i e e e . rs and &res are readily cured by the use
MA Mit 711.11 1 L andot so ld b 1
. Y LL ai e Lounsberry & Ca,/
No. eli orth tr I TB Street, below Arch.
For sale by the following Drutylsts:
y. is, Long A Co.. Lanca s ter: c. W.EPting. Pottsville;
1,11. Reser, Reading' S. S. Steven s Reading; T. le. j.
MoClintock. Easton; } en. Given, West Chester; 'tom.
Stabler. IN Prr latOW n ; Simon Rau,Bethlehem ; r.Live
lel !Ow ItOpiP •; Br,. Leslie, Bristol; Bohm* A CO,
tordlentawn ;_k,llis A Be ll , hlrmayunk, Pa; Y. B. pas,
ren ton ; toe La Cour, Camden; Brewster Co..
RobertirisligVirtgii rA i Lippincot t Salf m, N.. . 4 1iti,
ammo's!) , Irf l iird, 'Bet; anititisinria:Pr t ulially; . .
Teti-stethimif
BRISTOL. DOARDS-Extrn size for
mourtiez large pictures, for.sale at l tr Paper and
Card Warehouse of . A. M CO LINS.
112 6t. • 600 MI OIL Street.
GENTLEMFN visitittg' the Opera.
Bait s Lunokat the Lager Beer Bataan, opposite
the Academy, in Broad wept.
AMVBEMEOSPITS.
?TIDE SECOND ANNUAL CHARITY
-I- BALL
SONS OF M4LT4,
AT THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MEMC.
WEDNEADAY NYENINO, Dim. SS, Mt
UNDER Tilt Amt.:Fair/ or MS arrianla OW.
Cot:W/L Or EASTERS 1 1 / 1 0.ltIrAirt4e
Tha 8048 OF MALTA resPeetft
zaps Philadelphia that their BE
CHARITY BALL will be oven to aid the °Meets the
Order. The claims of Chanty address themeetree Or
all.
P enns
Br ord r er of the Supreme Grand Council of Baatesee
, tam&
IirCUTIVIS COXISITTIM.
• George W. Baker, William C. Brea,
nam eel Williams, George Pt. Bob
O. Lowry , A.
t an rawls A. Godwin, Louis D.
Da n i le y l s C h. .
Madge, T ppmae
Richard Plitt. Jr ., Ileritel - I .....Pstersens
Game Plitt. John wromeed
William B. Hood, H. R. 5=4
JaMall P. Perot houit
110•11) or DIZXCIO._
Hon. D. K. Jackman, Gen.. 11..
Hon. A. G. Curtis, Cod. A.
Don. Wm. Maward. col.* Kips*
15.1 f Finney. Ca . wg. •
~t Nay
Hon. E. H. Grandin, CoL Charles if&
A r . tr E r i Lli i guise, Col. aeorts R.
T ve
Cha ho rlcts pw iriLins yne str a : f Ogorg gd zmai inua vri l*. ll4l 7;4 o.
WethenLl
James M. Laddr. Meier.
George Boldin, Paul B. darq
Morton McMichael, E. Weetcoraer•
William Badger, ChaqWs Cks s
John 8.7.. rromood Pintroar,
David W r
Mahlon Wiltuusisoas
William B. Hera washington Keith.
Joseph M. Cowen. Joseph P. LongliewL
George G. Presturr.Jr..arstrew Fraley,
Tobias, Joseph M. Thomas.
Col. John W. Forney, William B. MAIL
Charles A. Rabteam. Frederick W. 01110014
Charles B. Wilson, Robert J. RsraPreinl ,
James B Gibbons B. M. Dosenberrr.
iliam C. McKibben George T. Thorn.
William 8. Campbell, ' Charts F. Taggart. r
Thorns. D. Barger, .2o,Kpkg. Thompsoe.
m J
George Boh
. &n Wnght.
Enoch IL Hutchinson. Edwin T i . 3 = o ,
George 11. Roberts, - Michael
MAssahal.l A. Jones. Conrad Grove,
E. .1. Hiwelren, Zrederick Gerber.
Adolph Hugel, Jahn Thornier,
Edward Biter, Thompson Reynolds.
Philip S. White, Edward P. ISII6OW,
Jacob Londerislager. Thomas M. Mae
Benjamin Ripperger, Edward C. I.
Henry C. Herne, David B. Taylor, -
Stephen W. Winglow, AL l
George K. Swsanngen Charleainutent. Jr.
Henry C. Corfield. Robert Y. Chase,
G. Pepper Herrin.
Cards; admitting a_sentleman with his Wise. (V
may be obtained of SAMUEL 81.31.88, T
W. corner Twelfth and Cbeitast strests n ra r k R.:
RUNT
ogee. N. W.eorner Fifth and Clod:awl straillir.
at the of R. O. LOWRY, pro.. zos Weizst Mem;
or of the members of the Eseenbes Committee.
#11341146 St
A' RICAN ACADEMY OP MEMO.—
LAST WISE OP THE OPERA.
Opera commences henceforth at M. Doors enema !.
TO-NIGHT, only Performs(' Verges Opener
IWO
For which the Directors elaim the'etteatioa PI thii
lil, ea Pinny the
THE
perfect opera oit thow
maims TO THE PUSLIC.—The
it greatly to theiriatatact Le Mara -j ito
York.
WEER to
to co
will IV theme
to 800 hog to sweessee Owe
THIS
THE LAST' or THEIR PHILADELPEII
Tney are about entenng tato arrang ts
prevent the return of the Opento r ender
any circumstances. The proctors trust that phew
ens, donee the few remaining nightelr gai l
Berate with die unanimously
he
of the company, and the rick,=indee
ing the production of first-cleac enterteunnents
THE -No Opera will be reseeded, with ties apps
of 31C1LULN VESPUES, which will be gins
on FRIDAY, neat.
• TJTIII(Tneeday)ETENTKG4I4 da
I Demons of showmg to the pablus et fie
rare eneeinhle which itiennicnuaiee th e
company, the Direetom beg to ansousee
Tuesday) E YEN LIS 6, the Ind and only perforsesneesir
Verdes Gmnd ,ra ants, of
ItI6O,,ETTO,
which, by general desire, bas been repeated Ave deem
in New 'York.
w.tli a most splendid and ead j ae east. Mr
COUSON,
SMELL!, PER
TO-MORROW. WEDNESDAY.
Only nightof
LA SONNAMBOLA.
Adelina Patti having_iittracted, re New York. Im
mense sndienees, the Director' Save made otresiter
merits for her to appear, next week, at the Seir Task
Academy of Mole.
Mice PATTI will, therefore, sing onto more in Philo
dolphin, on Wednesday, Dee. Mik, when wilt Ire rhoss,
for that aight only, SellinPacelebratod Veers of
LA BONNMULA,
en which occasion Mflo Pant will eivaii Syr Wind
time in Philadelphia, with BRISNOLI AM AMODIO.
The sale of sesta for konnetebnin eonumienees ts-der;
• -- -
seVbr7jr„lll , ins sad only sn'm 216, P`
SANF.
On FRIDAt. paritivelp last night of "
THE SICILIAN IMAMS,
with its nusgmfacent wise es /emu, aew as& epleaGA
scenery and dresses.
ON arruitsuY, GRAND GALA MIGHT
first appearance, in A models, of_the met Dime.
NONNI.
wandhen a grand opera, and tiro sots dada!' genie, will
ho given. Parnenlars hereafter.
SAFEO.---,LASIL WEEK OP nal OPERA.
On THU FLSDAY.,_ December 1.5.
IST4e determination at the Directors to mike the eta
son in Philadelphia shorter than they originally intend
ed precludes the possibility of timing all the new owe.
of their extensive repertotre. An a:militias has 00.■
wade as. favor of the celebrated opera
. 111.P70„ Lbst
production of which has beee_prommed !hell
two rears. Madame OAZZAITIGA will rig the 111
SAFFO, which, both in New York sad HATII3/141g
been pronounced to be her greatest
_wt. Tr ial..
roles will be sunn_by DAIGNOLI.PBRaIue4
itAKOSCH. Ph. opera of SAFFO will be_ viln
for the FIR_V. and.most positively,ONLY Tull% est
THURSDAY. December IS
Q L EGNOR SUSINI— LAST WEEK or THE
1,7 Ortß.A—The Directors bane muck Aware It
aa
nonncing3 the arrivatan the Ocean Queen, of the ems,
Banco, 8161 , 10 R EIIMLNL Anarons airtkey are teems
no effort to render the Present season a ralnarembletarr
an mania coutpleteneea..Tanety. montrdy. and 0.1-
*llene., they have made arrnarelpente 6 3511 .• lid nod
ONLY an - Oarreaf NONNI : Erhdpit s at the draid
:retcOafterh VerZifedte" ' _
RIND GALA NIGITD— Sio. brsna—On
G
S A TVRDAT—Ithe Dimetons beg to
thej vdl giro on SATURDAY next • El=ring
'miler to that elven on Raninlef last.
perfornannees will cons needfan satin...ch.:6
a t EtlVlV:fl o m o lig r bil i ffre °Pu re. 11 "a 8/W"
WALNUT -STREET THEATRE.
Bole Lanett - • Min. M. A. O.
Blueness .. • • .Mr.CM
Third Week of Mr. sod Mrs. BARNEY I ri f.
LLH
TRIB (TuEspay
ALLOW E 1 1 YENINIL VA. _P•e• Via,
Rodr O'Connor, Mr. Williams} Kitty Killeen. Kira
Wilhame.
LAW FOR. LADIES.
In which Mm. Remy William will mufti* lire
otter/totem
To cowhide Irithrpopelar Faroe of
X AND COX.
tir Prices an tenant.
Bests secured three dere in adman".
WHEATLEY & CrIARKET AEU.
STREET THEATRE.
THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, Dos. U.
AN UNEWLAL MATCH.
Sir Rem A ruclile. Dr. Dotakerbi. RAG
7. S. Mote ; Hester J Gm.b b rook mrs. Wood.
E
Miss Leacherlansi. alias Jenny bad, Mn. Wood.
BDAA, r hem. —AAmmatm,Seents; 2100117iel toga
ia_D
_rem. Ciro... tents ; areas se east.
DOM Oen ai Nat .O . OWOEj rafOrNalia. te
ootrunerwe at 7 trrookett.
DAN RICE'S GREAT SLEW.
NATIONAL THEATRE. WALNUT Bt. gags*
Eighth. D. Me Laran.sole p
THIS (TUESDAY/ ValiG,_Dee.l3.
GRAND PERFORBLUMBI3,
Including Peat. of Equeetrian end Opmnsums
and the performances of Trained Animal&
Re-engsgernent f the Australian Rider,
THE GREAT MELVILLE.
Second week of the Celebrated Ck.ww.
JOE PENTLAND,
The entertainment will commence with the amen/6-
cent Hippndraznam Ppeetecle, entitled
DAN MCA'S DE.E.Aht OF, CHIVALRY.
Bringing into reaeiction the entire manures* of
NTAIiE AND RING,
And introducing nearly Two hundred men, memo.
a.nl children, and horses. Afternoon ilPitinuallaPPl
Wednesday and Saturday. erteee as monk
'NOW ON EXERBITION.—The latest
cork of Mdlle. Rosa Boehm. entitled "Los Bar
rieueroa." (Searush Muleteers erasing the brsaissal
and Monting in the Highlands . wits the celebrated Lac
trait or herself. by Edouard Delude, on exhibitive ftr a
short time. from aA. M. till SP. M. Rife. Si
cents: EARLE'S GAL
dlOl-12t ets CRESTE Street.
a-T.A-ETROPOLITA.N HALL - JAYNE/
COMMONWEALTH BUILDING, Cl
Street. hear SIXTH.
THIODONS MUSEUM OP MECHANICAL
The acknowledged Moral and Instructive U. ItXttegt o
the dae„lthe most beautiful, wonderful, and Cream eve
opened in the Quaker Cite.
.1110NDAY EYHNING. Dee. 12, USD.
and Gym e‘enl us during the week,and on
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS.
Terminating with the terrifio scene of the Storm at See.
Ankissioa.—Adaks, at cents; Children ender ten
years of age. 13 cents.
Dom* open at? In the erasing. and I o'edook in the
afternoon. Remember the Daylight Theatricals evens.
Wednesday and Sativiley afternoons. . Uttar
ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS, (SOUTH
EAST GAT LERYI.
BONNTAO S great Dueling.
• DREAM OF ITALY."
With LF WING'S woodsman Work of Alt.
.• THE MARTYRDOM OF JO,RN RUSE."
AS also. Mei Mans or
ACHENBACH. RTEIN BR DCICI , E R AR.
CAMPHAUMN, RIDDED I% . yy
.1
HOE CLEVER.
Will be exhibited from 9 A.M. to P. M.. and 7 to 10
P. M doily on ond after December
Admission m cents. &0-e
P ENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE
FIFECNES
ARTS,
__
Int TNIIT STRDN'r,
• Is OPEN DAILY, lEundaYs Olhetald , ) f=ol4 A. M
till 6 P. 2d.
BARTHOLOMEW'S BT/LT°E OF
Nov on Exhibitieg la sho E rFrins n e . . "
Admusuon LIZ cents. Children under 12 years les
price.
Mimes of Stock &M._
U cDONOUGEFS GAIETLES—RAGS Ett.
. O JR- above BECOND.—Chang_e of Bill.
DECHALUKA.
-
Dacha'ems
...A. M. lisraniedes.
C ova.
." ...- Liflßt . - liftWEE.a.
I.ont 8r0ther........ - ..-........-.-Bipi j lrn=
Unolo
NEW BAND OP BEREStADOB.
A. T. Levitt, A. af.fiernandea., '
PBerthleon. ay Thome.
aste: WINIEII, ID. Bimeen.
ha William, Thome .WIM.
ill
Mini/mon. 10,15. end 35 vim.
TEMPLE OF WONDERS.
Northeast corner of TANT/1. and CHEEITN U 7
fittriete—Heeond twirl
CHANGE OF ENTERTAINMENT EACH EXHI
BITION.
BIONON. BLITZ,
The great Ventriloquist and Aingreile, will sire his
Neer and AstowthitLe Performer's at t itt r i D ibikro elect
EVERY EYBSTriu at VI e_clop.k en d • MOAT
and SATURDAY AFTBKNOQA aq ii ialmlcotit
py
Ipt " pre! ii be i :l o . lll°,l" NZTuu,t , stATft
icIT m A.PPING its INFLUarICBS. eet the
LEARNED CANARY BIRD&
Admission 35 cents. Children 13 tante, ul3-be •
fIERSIANIA ORCIIESTRA.-PUBLIO
FUNDHALL a
R e b.a. every PATURDAY at Mill
t 33i . pankagc To
0
tipketa, nee dollar, Stn & tickats,33 dolts.
at: O. Andre% and Back fc Layton's Macao atom
at the door.
E NEWLAND & CO.
LOOKING-GLASS AND PICRIME-FRAKII
MANUFACTURERS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
As estnsitrs steek of OIL PAINTING!. elisi t tp%
r42ll7 .st r . r!oes. 604 MICH 86.04 ev.,
MONEY LIBERALLY ADYANOED-*
TO ANY datouNr—'l.7.42 W • --7 , ---u-
FatrilVarthW •
p and GIVILL m ists. tow • O Nr.
oars from A. alLasesi
INDIA DINNKR. . LAW.
FRVIT PLATEL-4,
( M- oaflasd sad tar
tAii. aa lots to Etat= NON STO.It
dl 6t sr airtigh?.
WTREOSCOPES AND STIERENCOPId
PlTURS.—Wokirsjest tir i altni" tom'
Wu! fir wovio-dic
r t. marg. Ourbesiele
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