• , -
Tit* Bart Ledisville: journal
of"a resent data says"": , y""; „-
' l,!-TheNew-Yerk 9.5, - MtV,Phf last - We'hic announdes
• thetlkere a. meeting of I the conservatives
of that. city after the maieralty which
place on' Tuesday, having. for :itis'objeot an
impression of censure in relation; to' the tenant
outrages on the soil and sovereignty of Vir
&Wand - reP "all
ndiatingeynMathy or connection
ufei4l'atlt:"; When thglmeeting shall have taken
Anse and its designs are accomplished; when our
- patriotio brethren of the Nortk hold out to Its the
hand of. fellowship, we trust 'the south *ill meet
them in the true spirit of fraternity, and that both
wilt innttually. resolve to let, the curtain of forget
(AlfiesS fell 'forever pp the Wretched drama which
11 4: 18- excited the Union. Bed , men of - both
seetioni,. and rabid 'politicians, have used, and
will oontmee to Use, the of Brown for the worst
of purposes. , Every 'expression of wild fanaticism,
of:frenzied folly, which is uttered in the North will
be eagerly , circulated in the South; and every
harsh epithet used itt the South, under the natural
excitement of a civil war brought home to our very
(kers, will be reprodumed and magnified in the
Nertk. We should indeed despair of the Republic,
and %a toned to - confess that our experiment of self
government was a failure, were we to believe that
the Atnerioau Im6ple have forgotten their common
interest in their glorious heritage, or (leased
to venerate the monument of statesmanlike ea
gaolty whtoh our fathom loft us in the Constitu
tion of the United States, -Let us forego (within&
tion and reoritaination ; lot- Virginia' and the
Stith resolve, in a spirit of magnanimity, to be
lieve what all ' Northern' conservatives assert,
- that ' there, are merely sporadic, Instances of sym
pathy with John Brown's madniss amongst them,
and that the general sentiment of the free States
is defotedly loyal to the Union, to States' rights,
and to the compromises of the Constitution. Let
us frown down every effort to cause additional irri
tation; 7tria knowing that the South, is 'prepared to
defend its rights; and that it contalis within' Itself
the means of protection,let us determine to meet
Om conservatism of New York in a fraternal spirit
andActisaver to allay all existing feelings of bit
ternese -We do±not believe that the South will
Study : its-true dignity by meeting this effort to heal
dissension by apathy, indifference, or contempt.
".'file asters in the late aggressions were all frem
the North ; it is, therefore, eminently proper that
the first advanoo towards adjustment of the difficul
ty, by a fall and earnest repudiation of all coons&
thin and sympathy with the invaders of our-rights
and their fanatical abettoraln that notion, should
he niade-by the North.. 'When this is done, it will
Re our duty, and it should-be one pleasure, to re
etive their advances in the spirit of kindness, and
send bank to themgreetings warm with the spirit
of olden fraternity."
COMM OP MS NEW NIONICL CENP.—No
lees than 3,800,000 of the new oent were coined at
our Mint last month.. The mint reoeivee the Span
ish coin in exchange for cents; at rates which afford
a large gain to the former. But the ante aro pro
deoed in such' Immense quantity, and sio little pains
are taken to push them off into the interior. whore
they aro really wanted, that onr channels of circu
lation are choked with them. The butobers, ba
kers, grocer., and' retailers generally, aro overrun
widtthena. The Awoken, deal in them at a discount,
and they are bought 'up by persons who again air
ertlete them among retailers. The market is thus
kept glutted with cents_ in 'certain quarters, while
in ;OM) &Wasik° want of small change is much
felt. A .rnore - general land wider eitealation of
Small eolue ie needed. - ' -
i.g . I:IE : OO:UR TS.
1 . 3i/T3ILD - AINB PROOBBDININS
(Reported for The froes.l
QiYalrrXit Szastoxs--Tudge Allison.—The asses
ids:weed of yesterday were not of an important charac
ter, nod the crowd of epeotatira was considerably
thinned. Samuel Bachman was tried on a charge of
selling 11, lottery.nolley., The witness for the Common
wealth, while giving his testimony proceeded to expa
tiate largely ;iron' the ruin to the poor and distressed
arising from the pursuit of a business of willeb he de
clared himself to be an unfortunate victim. It was with
great difficulty that be wet prevented from oommenting
at great length, and he was only checked by the district
attorney remarking, "All you have to do Is to furnish
Fie With the teat; I will preach the sorinon." The
amiss' for Bachman argued that the defendant was
only an agent, and 'could not be responsible for the
Stations of - the "beaker." The court charged that the
ageratums responsible, and that in misdemeanors all
the parties thereto are principals. Verdict guilty.
Thomas Knipe was contacted of passing it counterfeit
note. This prisoner was recently convicted in the
United Slates District Cour; for_ passing counterfeit
coin.
.John Manley and James Helsneburit were convicted
ofausault and battery and riot. on the night of the last
election. The first named defendant has been in court
berets on various char es of riot. He to better known
'•in pollee records as hit" Manley. The aremsed were
represented by John Hoforth, Kee. A large number of
witnesses were et...mined, and. by a popular but dem
dly 'profitless style of cro.ll-o.lMOlination, the trial of
the cause pas made to consume the best itortion of the
1148$1011. 'A 'Witness on the stand makes his statement
and than the effort 'Amanda to have him repeat it several
times for the edification of tbejniors. whobave already
become tired at its recital. Just as much is gained this
Way no there is in pouring water from, a pitcher into a
basin and then repeating the operation One or the
ohlest criminal lawyers in this Commonwealth has
framed a set of " Golden rules for the erosa.exemina-
Con of vonetaes." which we haveoftentimes read
with admiration, and of which age as fraouentlY thtel
Whet" we contrast thenfaetice of tome attorneys with
hhe precepts which undisputed learning and experience
ave made, for their guidance.
George Beek, colored, was neeuitted on charge of
assault and battery. and the t
. r a osecutor, Patrick bird
pnhiei verdict was rendered
cause thepresecutor, after sing baennoti fi ed to he
court. failed to make his appearance. Th.e tipstavee
ere constantly oompelled to search every part of the city
for witnesses. who, after litsg regularly subpoenaed.
neglect to come into court: Lite prfisent jeer nave set
their seal of condemnation upon this state of allhirs by
several verdicts similar to that which we hare just to
lierded. •
Patrick Neale / was eenVided of an assault and bat
tery on uaaner Henry Raverstiok.
Henry Haverctickwas Regained on a charge of satanic
and battery an Patrick Eerier..
• The NM of John 8. Jackson.-charged With the publi
cation of a libel on Dr. R. R. Smith. in the Sunday
2'ranstript was fixed for trial on the first Tuesday in
January. A large number of witnesses have been sub
poenaed for the defencs,which is represented by Messrs.
D W. O'Bnen and W.W. jnyenal..
• In the ease (48. %men, convicted of selling a lot
tery Walter .1. Budd. Him.. counsel for the de
fendant, moved fore now trial.
• The case of Robert J. Douglass, convicted of parleys - .
Will come OD 4 )4 earn/day on a motion for a now trial.
'Phe defendant ts nowin prison, SWejtine the result of
the application of hut counsel My. Bnnton.
• William Keating. oonvicted of anion and burglarr.
will probably be sentenced this week. Fame ilea of the
penally which this noted offender le likely to suffer
may be inferred from the fact that the punishment for
arson in not less than five nor more than fifteen yerits
Imprisonment. and that for !austere. for the second
otrenee. as in this instance, pot lea than two nor more
Wan fifteen Taste: A sympathising friend said, to our
bearing to Keatmg when he swain the dock I " Well.
Bill, what do you think of the verdicts 1" His reply
showed that he expected no meow i • Oh. it's ail np
with me now. I guess the .Cadge will 'woolen me On
that charge oration." -
no sentenoes were paned yesterday In court.
CITY ITEMS.
prientra's NSW Rerog-Goagis Burnam:-We
have heretofore emitted to notice the elegant new se
tablishment of Mr. Charles Duitimig, No. Me Chestnut
Street. where he has hut opened one of the largest and
most complete stock; of few goods for the holidays
ever Imparted into this country. Mr. Dammig'a name
bas long been familiar to the public' as an extensive
importer and dealer In tide class of goods. but the
grand display be now offers at hie now warerooml, all
of which le or his own Selection in the various markets
of Europa, made during the pest summer, exceeds any
thing of the kind heretofore exhibited in Philadelphia.
All that (weld be desired in the way of fancy articles,
suitable for Christmas presents. from the meet trivial
for to taperb statuary and the finest, maltreat instru
ments, the Most fastidious taste cannot fail being suited
in at Puruteleo. While his aped* are really elegant.
embracing an infinite variety of articles, of a more
expensive character than are uguilly kept, the nil
imetages which he possesses. fromkis connection with
European manufacturers, enable him to sell at re
marktibly moderate prices.
190imAtree XtriziMATED Port Et3TAßLlSitXntre.
—Oar ladY ?widen will thank ue for 1111111Mitl I; them that
the present display of superior furs at the old and well
known establishment of Oso. F. Womrath, Esq., Nos
4la and dreh street, Is now Unsurpaseed by •ny
ether home in this country. To those who are familiar
with the Refs. wo need not so , that be deals ;n en
ether than the dolmen furs, of his own selection and
Inanufeadare s for this reason, no house, more than
this, &semen and commands the entire coefidence of
Its satrom We taktioycarion to refer to this pow for
the benelit'of present-purehasers. Indeed. we know
of nethin g More suitable, or that would be in better
uses fora gentleman to present to a lady, than a eel of
handsome forst end if we have an•thlnr of the ere
"ghetto to as, we are quite me that Mr. womrath mill
presetiealiy realise the farce of this engegetion, and en
pardon the liberty we have taken In referring to het
palatial establiehment.
Hoorn-gentitenne Goons .—At the e present
tonottire, whon ()Very ono is desiroas of cultivating a
Christen) spirit by remembrance. of some kind or
other to their friends. at has occurred to us that a very
sepsiblitolau of goods for this purpose is found under
the header Housil.furnishing Goode, There are mut-
Wades of people who me in a position*, appreciate a
gift of this kind more than almost anything else, end
there are few, at least among. housekeepers, to whom
such.. token' would not be :Lee:potable. Wo were the
more tomb!? retnindiet of this by what we saw on a re
cent visit to the extensive establishment of Mr. WIL
LIAM YAllgaLL, No. 1020 Chestnut street. In addition
to one Or the fineet and most varied stocks, this house
now offer■ to bur e, a really beautiful line of goods of a
more fancy order, specially adapted for the season, al
though their general catalogue contaips a multitude of
of articles, Coin which the most particular will have no
difficulty in making *Amines. The following are some
of the leading tenni-ea of thil stock; Hardware, nut.
pa r r, japannery : tin, wooden, willow, and rattan ware ;
Shaker goods, cooking mopeds, Chinese gongs, sewing
stands, mats, brushes, bird canes. &e., all of which are
exhibited In greatest MIMS', sod sold at moderate
prices,
OfIRTSTHAS 00008 invite the
attention of oar resat pito theoneiiuneetneot of Mr. W.
D. Glenn, (No. 26 Eknith'Pourth otreetd which will be
found elsewhere, undor the head of " Holiday Goode."
110 s house boa long been known to the trade as a lead
ins emporium of the finer grade■ of Christmas roods
snob as work-boxes. wnting eases, book-gammon and
ohess-boards.kentalreesingonseerispier7maohe goods,
ladies' tioverdne .hoge, Woof • end bard oases, toilet
boxes: choice - perfumery, and in 'short e , ery thing de
nominated under the heed of fond, stodsp suitable for
holiday gifts. _The present stook of this house has bees
Selsoted in . fdreign merkets, by Mr. Glenn streenally,
and we speak from observation In baying that it to emu-
snail, Attractive:
Olt L'XiIINTION.4OIIONACNEB CO.'s NE*LY.
Inrzrnal EQUARZI OXAND.‘AND PATENT:GRAND AC
TION rAtta.--P.elioinecker & Co. respectfully invite the
music-loving public to call at their Wareroome. Ifo. 1021
Chestnut atieet;and exemine their great improvement,
They h•tva:lnit rtitairat from their extensive faoteries
nee of each of these instrumente, to which they invite
the, attention of connoteseurc and the public
The tote is of it pacirtiot oacenence, such ashes never
been obtained heretofore by any manufacturer. l'hese
instruments are trashed in - the highest order—clutl
lenge WI ooniPelition•
Togs Finn Agra id gold gilding, inflating, pearl
inlaying, nod enameling, are donabined with exquisite
-taste in the ornamenting of the Janet:monism Trays and
Waitdrs imported end sold by Mitsui. H. W. Carry . ' &
Co., 711 Chestnut street. Their assortment ranges,in
price freto 10 oenta,to 837 per set.
diVitein OP Priatip Ttuz.—Congrees has wasted
a'week tit the diaeueston of the merits or a book. This
mad' be mi t e .ftiafor"-the M. C.i, ; ut it is death 03 'the
oahlto Inteteste. The people would rather see an orga
nization effeeteit than hear all this talk abotit next to
bonnie: if Congress -.must debate for a month cr
two„ before they elect a Speaker, they . 1 1ten1.4 choose
- 10nime whit% would possess jeneral intermit,
frie'elegant styles of olothtng gotten
uOaftles - Contineutiil Clothing Store of 8. - 11. 'Eldridge,
unith'eset corner of 'chestnut and Eighth Streak.
.-t(lngriejleirple liaeotaziti.-Tba.4eientifte
dentrictii menen , e•e y,maehine !hi ekinitteeee; one
of the most in entinua pieces of'yjechanisin eynr seem
It 'rot only Ovate the.-featherii, but geitatateitWong
ea Front thn stoyt °nee w_hile;possing throulkh t he inn .
forti•five s . ease4 ver botir, arid thee
ted_ strip of , priio94 paper setting forth that Mi
lan aeciie are ehiehal hy,ro4viog' their , vitroheaert at
inferiaqatablishotiott imilai4',s4)?,4l4„potr_igar,
manta at the drown Stone Clo . titlniMall Of Rookhiii &
Wilson, No's' 603 alid &i 3 meittntAnitre et. above Bitth.
Tate celebrated gift-book' ignablishment of George
Q:Evaivi it how in full:GO-Pt nuecessful operation,
at N 0.439 Chestnut street, It is operated alike to tho
satisfaction .of the proprietor and of his innumerable
customers. Therefore, we suggest to every lone who
Wants the latest publications, at tho °beano it rates, to
go to Ilvained, mho will sell the books very low, and
give, beside's, a watch, ring, bracelet, or piece of Jew
elry admirably suited for a Christmas gift to a fair
friend.
•
annIEITNAS PRESENTS.—Make your friend
Christmas present of the Steroo9cOpe and Thelma. No
thing more' beautifui and appropriate. Emporium, l 9
Routh Eighth Street. JAMES CitaNSß. to CO. Open
evenings.
ALL krousekhopera in want of Furntturo are re
tweeted to zotico the advertisoment " Al. Y. A." in an
other column.
OPERA GLAssza of tho fined clitallty and at tho
lowest prices, at Sf. J. Franklin's, Option, 112 South
Fourth street, below Chestnut.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
ye To 12 o'cLoox Wirt 'nen
•
GIRARD HOUSE—Chestnut at., below Ninth.
John Leeds. N 0 1) TRIM , . N Y
WA Coto—Halifax M B Wills, Pa
J C Heenan, N Y Jae Critiok, N Y
1.11. Putnam, Boston N I) Tamer, Boston
(I Doak, Pa . W 0 floocine. N Y
3 T Fargareon, Ark John W }minim, Kansas
Al flower. Raleigh. NC it (3 Wheeler, On
Hon II J Raymond,N Y H S Evans. West Chester
Israel .1 Solomon S Thorne. N Y
Jas Milling. St Louis I N Kininate, Moss
SAS D Linsdny. Memphis S A Whitney. N J
Ono W Palmer, 'Vs N Wilmer. Aid
N W Taylor. Cleveland Ono _Marsh, N Y
A A Bigelow kla • Jos S Noonan, Galena, 11l
T I Mannin, Groin% HI John S Wilharns,lll
G P Whitaker, Nd 0 N Wefts. Carlisle
B W Pyonok, London J 0 De Mott, Al Y
JD Cameron & In, PR , W H Lown & la, N Y
J J Sherman. N 1 C PI Morey. N h
B 0 Boardman, Bestd,g Wm C Moron, Boston
L B Baum & wife;..Sl Y N 13Stenhenson & In. Vtt
Miss Stephenson. Yia- Miss Ptinahoomb, Yrs
J M Stepnenson, Vs H W Botch , . ins & Is. Conn
Geo L Littlefield, N J ins Penny, Lancaster
Mr Pearson & la, N Y .Teff Thompson, N Y
James Turpin. John A gratt,
Ii Dayton and lady, N Y R 0 Farthing. Cinoinnatl
I, Al Moss • 0 Stancliff. Portland
B Brainard. Jr, Portland, T R Snowdon. Louisville
Oen T Coulter, Baltimore Beni Wirmn, Conn
A Wheetin, Conn It A Sanford, Conn
C B Owitthwal, Ye, I, T Gum thway. Via
li
J Ware, Co embus, On W H %norm, N Y
W Kamp, NI Chmsal Wheatley, Pa
H .1 Chase. St Louis 8 Vinland & In, St Louis
H Bruce, N Y J .1 Stenhins, N Y
Robt Sherrard, Jr, Ohio It S St John, N Y
J Weeks, Min Ter.
MERCHANTS' HOTEL—Fourth it. below Arob.
J H Folmar, Williamsport N B &Eldred Pri
Clm m]
It I nu, N Y El Mit Isr & Ron ttsbnrg
John W Hall Boston It Folmar.. Phil
John Biglin. Easton II .1 Woodward, Feokuk
H Stone, wy Hon •as Parker. Pa a., Win WV, Carbon on pb. Shattuak Phil&
S C Chamberlain, Plata Oen Shattuck. Alia
W S ite2lsh. Pa 0 II Bardwell, N
N P Groan. II li li r"rirman, N Y
F S Blitz, Columbia, Pa 8 Edwards, Memphis
C Edwards. -Memphis
' AMERICAN HOTEL—Chestnut It., ab. Fifth.
Rana Mernli. Wash, I) C Gen Bharpley. Mose
.1 4 13111ings A _Harrishurg E T Feuer, M Chunk
Wm W
Bash orcester g 'V Gulliver. MASS
J Cotem:in. Proc., E. I J r Poston, Centreville
ii B Ballivan. Aid c w. ameol eon, Belem, N J
Win Bates, N 1_ P Lvnoli, Boston
T B_P utchins, Bolton W Bennett, N Y
R T Bennett, N Y In Pate. N y
R R Morgan. White Haven :r Brown. Pa
James McLane Pc la Pa T N Patterson. Pa
N Thompson, Boht'k 00, Pa P E . Mee,ter Rebl'k co. Pa
JrhiVidlrrop i Easton M I.. ii W n ogd, N Y
.19 th ujn, New Haven
tPbt W ar t l i e tlierilt Mass .1 - Field, N
II L Puller. N'' A ti linleh. Bait
.at M Morrie, !Ulf .1 IV Rorkwwll, Conn
A E Beach, N Y W Rhoads. Ba tt
Mr Chambord, N Y R. N Petersen, N Y
II B Phidemen. Del Daniel CIIITV, D.l.
Robt Elise, N IF Geo Warner. NA
E P Mixon, Md John McGuire, add
W Williams, Balt
JONES , NOTEL- °brawn street. Ithnve Sixth.
W 8 Stewart, Phil& B F rook°, Del
Mina I Fooke. Del I 11 Name. N Y
W IP Canny, Del ii. F Annan!,
_Pa
Ono 8 Rees.. Dalt 0 8 Corbtn. N Y
corhin, N Y 8 8 Taylor. Cairo
M ino'non. 141 Y If Hobart, Mass
A Limburger - N Y N C Risngton, Pretty car
A Van Renealear, N Y GT Forsyth. N Y
.1' Bar , ison. Jr. Newark B 8 llivars, Newark
W B Byme. 14 Y Char, Wilson, N Y
Gao Marston. Mass W .Henry, M.ll
Chas Dnnl'ar, N Y .18 Colson. N Y
8 Tomlloron. N Y 8 Lyons, N Y
ST. LOUIS HOTEL—Chestnnt street, abtve Third.
Wm A Metier, N Y Edward Stiles, Pt
11 Livingston & Ind!. N 1 Tr Com N
P Nnfsinger, Ind WmN J
Lewis Rntherniel, Kiln Barton -& I t, MS
Print Lewis, Mims Mrs JP Tsylnr, Nortist'n
Mies Tan Inr, Norristown S Webb e , RFC
• •
Ra;. , Barton. N J
TD N Y
John WellyN Y
A Winters, k V
Baml wohinF on, NY
(Mee Edwards. Conn
F Sheppard, N Y
Geo Welker, Balt
STATES UNION ROTBl,—Market et,. above Sixth.
J W Hughes, Md F I, Carann, Cat-hare
L Mont•'omary. Pa ()Porno Raymond. Pa
M 1) noknatiir. Pa John 8 smllie. Bid
H W Wells, Md n Lolls, Shropenshurn •
I Nioliolcon Christians, WJ Croadalo. Jr, Dc I
Jan F Baldwin, Del Dr C Ilammil & In, Ala
J Cravat.. homoreet co I Woodburn, Pa
Levi Klausser, Newport
"NATIONAL HOTEL—Rana at. above Third.
U Terry, BrodforS N R Merchant. N Y •
A P Merchant, N f Wm Tandormoth. Pa
It W Zahn, Lancaster .1 II Stanton, Wilkoahn rro
Sao Stanton, Wilkeshavte G W Startle, Orwi vshurg
hall Kelly, Lebanon Chan Wins. Newport
John P Gress, Ittillerstown Jan G Bawler. Boston
S J Vandorslont. St Louis Chow Cawley. Winfich
W F Vouto, Pottsville ' II A Shissioi, Shamokin
MOUNT VERNON HOTEL—Emma et.. abaci. Arch.
0 Krafzer. Clearfield A E Davis. N .1
Loins Wlopplo. N Y 3nhn Dutcher, N Y
A Bruhenbaok, N Y DL Grnham, Pa
NO...Wird Mann. Onion co M N Thaw., Harrisburg
W.lliamson.Northamp oo ft 4 Mork,Northamptn co
N Richards, Cantrevillo A Hall, N f
B Wllliamson, Pa
THE UNION HOTEL—Aroh street, above Third.
Wm Underwood, Centre co Jae Miller. NJ
Col R Batch ff, Tamaqua H J "Barnett
Mrs "Burnett M L Broznie, Lanonster
W Mintzer, Pottstown J C ktameor. Newark, NJ
,P Conk. Newark. N J 0 Wnevan. Tommie.
R C Anderson, Phila J R Phillip,. Phan
COMMERCIAL HOTEL—Sizth et, above Chestnut.
J Baker, Washington A P Poen. Chester oo
L B Platt. Pa Cant Tattle, Conn
Mr Pennock. Wllm, Del Pennook,
I. S Hooves. Mini, Del Joe 8 Crawford, Md
Jet W Hensel, Lancaster co W T Seal. Pa
' A HO EL—Third street, above Ran..
MreJP Hannay. W Chester Mrs R Wiekersham, Pa
b-Williamson, Chester eo JP Nelson er son. Y
M. Levis, Manteomerr J Lynoh, Phila
Ji Brassies, Lancaster ca J Hood, Lancaster oo
W Pennypacker, Pa P Write, N Y
Hart Jr. la, N Y Q Simpson, N Y
BARLEY SHEAF HOTEL—Second it.. below Vine.
oho S Pant, Books so. PA Semi Taylor. Pa
C Wo.den A la. N Hope D MeNotr, Bunks on. P.
sn S Wilson. Lambertville Geo Romney, flortsvIll•
H Writeen, Becks en Jenne Lewis, Betio eo
Lambert, Lambertville
MERCHANTS' HOUSE- Callovrblll,
sml H Shifrert %eke no ,elAnon, Pa
and Nve, Reline Strausburs
Jos Bushman, ethlehem
BLACK DEAR HOTEL- Callewhill.
Chas Harper. Jonkentown
Geo Smith. Green Laos kenetown
Daokel. RAndloix dontnampten
W Tflhater,Choster Ws; • sleadlea
D Beobtel, Ps Dr A Slyer, ra
BALD EAGLE—Third street, above
Bann. Qnakel town • :r H linoll.Quakertown
fides Trurabower,Lehlgh co Barclay Brown. Bucks co
J M Knufman. Bucks co •
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
BRE FOURTH PAGE
The City fro Boat has been hrousht out assin, and is
now ready for service. Steam woe rot UP reiitordiss •
and she proceeded to the wharf et Umith'e Island to take
a full supply aeon!. The well known and ennoble of
ficer Capt 1. Scheihnser. commands her. The thorough
repair she received previous to ruing Into NOTViCa loot
winter. and the little then res aired or her. has let her
in prime order for We setisop's operations, which we
hope will be 48 light as those of the last.
HT TYCLEO73APII.
(COrrespouderma nf Philadelphia ligehansa.l
CAPP; ISLAND. NJ. Dsa P
A bark and NAvertl harm brigs and nehoon.rs passed
out to der. Nnthins in sight bound in. Wind NW—
treathor east and pleasant.
Yours. 7708. Ir. HUGHES.
SAVANNAH, Dee, 15.
Th• U 8 mailataaraehlp State of Georgm, Gaßt J J
Galvin. from Philadelphia, arrived here this rnormag—
,ah w ell.
ST ?Moro Lint To TEM nisei.
NEW Onmaii, Deo l&
Arrived, AID Puritan, from Boston.
fdEMORAND A
Steamship. Ramis Bpracuo, Matthews, cleared at
Boston 14th inst. for Philadelphia.
Barg Coampion. Mayo. from Rio de Unmet, arrived
at White 10th f nat.
Bark Golden Era. Tbornkike. from Valparaiso, sr
rid at New Yk yesterdar.
Brig or iOdunzol'ark, Wood, for Buenos Ayres, cleared at
Now York rewords. .
Brig A bbv Elisabeth, Phinney. for Madeira, cleared
at New York rosterday.
Brig .1 H Kent, Reed, from Jnektionville Nov 11 for
Kingston, la. wont ashore 2uth on Al iddie enione. and
became atotal loss. All hands were awed. Ctiptain R
arrived et Now York sesterday in the bilk Flontiand.
Bahr Pair Dealer. !Thymus, from Bangor for Phila.
delphin, arrived at Nswport 14th vi..
Soars H P Godfrey, R E Potter. Limartne. and J W
Walker sailed from Wareham 9th inst. for
Bohr - Empire, Crowell, hence, arrived at Now Haven
14th inst.
•
Bohr Marietta Hand. Terry, from MOrrip River, ar
rived nt Wareham 73th inst.
PA.r Ono Edward, Baker, berme, arrived at Boston
11th inst.
bon,. Leashists.Bwitt, and °mutat, Robinson, hence
at Salem 14th mat.
Fiohrs Julia Nm,th. Crowell, and Daniel Ondwin, DA , A•
ton. Irom Indianola for Pensaoola, railed I rom Pau Ca
vallo 3,1 net.
an or Itori ton. Jarvis , for Philadelphia . sailed from II
Bedford 13th in+t,
Schr E W thrdner. Bourne, cleared at Mobile 10th
that. for Franklina.n.
Solite Ida Omega, and comploto, hence, arrived at
Rtehrriond 14th net.
Storms Tuscarora, Kirby, sailed from Charleston
12th that. for Savanoah.
ISMOLMEIV HOLE, bee.l2 — . P. M.—Arrived, oohs
Newman, Newburyport for Philadelphia.
13th—Aroohre Sarah Cullen. (Wen, lineton for Phi
ladelphia; Moonset, Warden, Philadelphia, for Boston.
oho Ciao Wohington, A Ha im ono Lamartine,
ltli Tiewneend. J B Austin, Deborah Jones, Martha.
:Snore, B timid neon, E Plower, Sarah Gardner, ',Meru
Ili% Halo. Sarah }felon. and Sarah Callen.
14th—nr, solo Daniel S Mershon. Allen, Philadelphia
for &mon.
10 M. Wind NF. blowing fresh. In port the above
arrival of to-dap, and sohra Blectrio Light and Mu
mma. -
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HOW , BRAIITIFUL ! every one exclaims, as
they witnees the =OW effect of Jules lineel's Eau
Athenienne Hair Restorer on harsh. diseased hair,
When baldness exults, through nee or glances, it 0141.16 V.
a luxuriant growth of new hair, soft end glossy ; gray
hairs it changes to their primitive beauty and lustre. It
is not a dye, and is perfectly harmless. Sold by al
druggists, end by Jules Hanel & Co., N0.70g Chestnut
street, Philadelphia, dl3 etWit
HARRIS / BOUDOIR SEWING MACHLNY.
IMPROVED DOUBLE•THREAD
FIRBT PREMIUM Al` EVERY PAIR.
028-Siu Philo. Office. 721) AR CFf Bt. Agents Wanted
Oxv PRIOR CLOTHING OF THE LATEST
STILES, made in the best manner, expressly for RE
TAIL SALES. LOWEST selling prince nterkse In
Plainiignree. All goods made to order warranted satis
factory. Our ONE-PRICE System is strictly adhered
to, as We believe this to be the onto fair way of dealing
All are thereby treated aIike.JONES &
seg-tf 614 MARKET Street.
SEAMEN '8
&WING FUND--NORTRWRST
00AMICR EXCOND and WALNUT Streeta—Deposita re
°Cued in small and large amounts, from all planes of
the community. and allows Interest at the rate of five Der
cont. per annum.
Money may be drawn by checks vitiont icmi In'
tercet. •
Mace open daily, froin S until 5 o'olook, and on Mon
dos and Saturday until 9 in the evening. President,
FRANKLIN FELL; Treasurer and fleoretarg, CHAR
M,MOR RIF,
SALAMANDER. FIRE-PROOF SAFES.—Avery
large assortment of SALAMANDERS for sale at reason
able pries,. No. SW CHESTNUT Street. Philadelphia.
Ron tr EVANS & WATSON
OAS-LAMP DEPOT--NIXTII AND Amu.
6•
BAYING Furor—NATiONA . SABEITT TRUST
0010ANY.—Chartarad Wthe State of POitnitylroold,'
HIJI;E8.
1. Money ie received every day, and In any amount,
arge or small.
3. FIVE PER CENT. Interest Is paid for s alansi from
the day it is put in.
IL The money is always paid back in COLD whenever
it IA called for, and without notice.
4. Money is received from Bxseutors, Administrator/4
Guardians, and. other Trueteee, in large or small some,
to remain a long or 'Mort period.
6. The money received from Depositors is invested in
Real Estate. Mbrtgagee, around Rents, and °filar first
class securities.
e. OMoe open every day—WALNUT Street, southwest
corner Third street. Phihutelohle. noSt
Gnovan & BAKBR's
OILIBBATID NOISICLIMS FAMILY NEWIMI-MACISIMIND,
AT REDITCII) MOM.
730 CHESTNUT STREET,
PIIILADRLPIIIA.
TEE Palms OF
SINGER'S SEWING MACHINES
HAyn! mxxx!!.RrnycED!!!
WITSHLER & WILSON SEWING MACHINES.
—Phdadelphia Office. 6YB CHESTNUT Street.
Merohante onion filled st the SAME DISCOUNT as
by the Company.
Drama' Mines in Trenton, New Rolm', cud Hasten
and Weetabeater. Pt.
MARILIED.
DICKERSON—WM.—On the 12th ;natant, hr the
Rev. W. If. Purnees Mr. L, W. Dickerlion, of Terre
Haute, Indiana, to . 151ina Carrie H. Wilts, of Phila
delphia,
BAR TUIN—McKRE.—On the 13th inetant.thr Rev.
Tames M, rrowell, John P. Barron to Annie J., daugh
ter ofjemes McKee, Kee.. all of tide City.
EfFiAtt-11UPAN r.—On the 13th meant, by' the
Rev. Joseph H. Kennard, Mn, William Edgar to Allem
Emma L. Guyant, both of this city.
DIED.
FIDWARDS.—On the morning of the 15th instant,
So munl H. Rdwards, in the FOth year, of hie age.
Funeral (torn the reqidonee of Ins
qattlinor. Marlton. N. J., seventh (try mornitlir.
at II n steel.
TOWNSF,N D.—On Wednealay morning, Mary P.,
&tali:liter of Ch.trles Tow end.
Funeral from tho residence of tor father, No. 121
South Eighteenth street, this 'Friday) afternoon, at 2
o'oloek P.)11.
. .
VSER.—On the evening of Monday, Dee, 12th, Ja•
cob Keyser, 'nave 70th fear of hie nye.
Funeral this Friday afternoon. at 2 e , oloek from
bin late modem). 010. - 11321 Market etreet.
Rflint.E.-0n the 14th instant. Mr. Wm. Riddle, in
the 19th veer of his
'rho relative■ and friend. of the thrall'', also the Vigt
lent Fire Company. Emmre Lodge No. 104. 1. 0. 0. F..
Roan., Etter !Are No 123, Ar Y. M. are renpeetfully
invited to attend the funeral from h is late residonce.
Bristol turnidlt,. two mules above Frankeord. on Sun
day afternoon, at 1 o'clock. To proceed to Cedar 11111
Csmetery. 6.•
FISHER.—On the 13th Instant, Mrs. Jane Fisher,
eyed 63 years.
Funeral from her late velodrome. No. 011 Atherton
street. between Fifth and sixth greets. chore Carpen
ter ' , trent. thin I Filthy) afternoon, at 1 o'clock. •
;LUTHER FOR D.—On the 13th insteAt. Thomas G.
Rutherford eyed 3 seers, 1 month lino 13 de , a.•
Funeral from ill, nrtrants' rasidanoe. 1323 I.ooUst
street this (Friday I Afternoon, at 1 o'clock.
BAIR D.—On the 14th instant. John Baird, in the 66th
yeer of his nee.
Funerm from his late rennisnee, 1012 Fillart street,
thin ( Friday) afternoon, at 1 o'clock.
HALL—On the 14th tnetnnt John Franklin. Ann of
John At and Mary C. Hall. nyed 14 months nd 7 de , IL
Funeral from the residence of hie pliant!, 1913 Vine
street, true r Friday) moocher, at 100 'elook.
riANFIEr.D.—On the 14th instant, Patrlok Canfield,
aced 41 yeern.
Funeral from his lute realdanee. Cope emit. between
Twenty third and Twenty•fourth, above Walnut, on
Sato rde v afternonn. 2o'clock.
LOCKAR.i).—On the 13th Instant, Biles Lockett), in
the 27th n any of ilia ewe.
Ftinc , el from h's tete residence. Dauphin groat.
ahnve Tev..nts -ninth. Nora Penn;Village, this (Friday)
afternoon, nt 2 o'clock.
MOURNING MOUSSELINES DELAINV.
15 CFNTB.-13F.P90N tr PnN have minced
to 000 yards of imported Black and Whit* Mousselutes
Delain° to only 15 cents.
MOURNING pTORE.
did No. & CH H.STN UT Fitropt.
BACK THIBET LONG SHAWLS
Now in Store. a full assortment of Lenin's Black
hihot Lon r Shawl.. Alio, 141pm', blank Cashmeres,
Merinos. Satin 0/wheelie. Velvet Poplins, Tuileries,
Velour Repo. lilommoline tic Loinen Borobszines.&e.
BEBBON & HUN, .ki . ourtunz Store.
R 6.9 CFI ,STNUT Street.
5.7 110 N. WILLI-AM D. KELLEY
WILL ATIDRE•IS A
P11111,B) MEETING,
AT .
REPIIIMMAN hAT)Q UA RT
E R 4.
W.corror of SKVENTI-1 nod fiF.ST NUT Btroote,
ON BATL7 R DAY FWKNING NEXT,
est 754 n'olnak. diB.2t.if
ErMASONIC NOTICE.—TOE MEMBERS
a Roue" Star Lodge, 121 A. Y. M.. will
_meet
a. the Hall, Chestnut street, on SUNDAY MORNING
next, at 11 o'clock. for the_pitrpotte of attending the
funeral of our late Brother. WILLIAM RIDDLE, Fu-
neral from hie late maideries, Bristol Turnpike. two
miles above Prank ford.
Br order of W M.
dll-3t` M FRANKLTN JACKSON. Se*.
Yi
ei seVl EF.: \ I Nr3'. st 7.4 o'clock. nt rho. “Ft 11.9. E. ratline
NJ - NTH red .3 GARDEN Streets. Subject—
" Lirn'h Say, lyre; " Adanerann. free.
It RECEIVER
l tl O
ITUTI I CI E %
ITZREBY ROHN. that tho WARRANT istued by
me. es the Receiver of Texee of the titty of Plola
dolphin, to JoS ET/1 R. HMI rII to collect the; dAlin
quent taxe, of the biehteenth Ward, for the year 1858,
has been revoked, end that the Reid Joseph g, Smith
has no turther power or authority to ended the said
taxes. And that Any payment to him of mitt taxes. after
this date, will not be reeognieed or allowed he th , e De
partment. A. FI.OIRHRPFLT.
dl6 3t. Iteeeiver of 'Nave.
OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED
COAL COMPANY. N 0.323 WALNUT Btreet.
PRILADF.LPHIA. Doc. 12, IF.V2,
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of thin Corn
pany Till no held e. their office. in Philadelphia, on
111 ON It /1 y, .f,nuary It. 1850. at 10 o'clock A. M., for the
Election of Officers to servo the onsuin.: year. and other
purposes. J. HENRY SWOYER.
tllO-11 . 3 - tutVtlYtt Secretary.
fr 7" UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA,
(DEP,. ii"PINIENT OP ARTA.)
The Exanonattoo of the Callao: Classes. at the close
of the First Term, will he hold in the f&lnwtng order :
edn.esdlor, December From 9 to lt. Seniors.
by Prof. Coppee, (Swett Enylish lAternture,l. and
J unwire by the Vico Prevost, (Ste tire,) wut(en. Front
11 to ',Sophomores, by Prof. Allen, abuoydtdee—Slet
hen Expedttion.)
Thursday, 19:h. From 9to 11. Juniors, 'be Prof.
Ken
lnll.(AunitticelGeometry.)and Sophomore". bY Prof.
Coppeo, (n hetorio ) written, From llto 1, Seniors, by
the Vice Provost, (Astronomy.)
Prtday, 16th. From 9 to 11, Pophomnr.s, by the Vice
Provost, ( • swat Philmrphy,) and Freshmen. In Prof.
Kenda/I,(Ahteb,t,) written From 11 to 1, bentors, by
Prof. Allen, (It topolytus of Euricules.)
Saturday, 17th. From 9to 11. :fervors, by Prof. Jetok
son.(Norece—Epistles ned Art of Po,y,y.)
ATooday. 19th. Front 9 toll Seniors, by Prof. Cornett.,
(Moral Pluinsophr.) , From 11 to 1, Juntors, by Prof.
Jackson. (Juvenal
TuYsday . Mth. From 9to 11.Jmno:s. by Prof.Coppee.
:Mental Plolosoch N.) From It to I. Freshmen, by Prof.
Allen. (Xenophon—Grecian History
Wednesday, 2lst. From 9 toll. - Freshmen ‘ by Prof.
Jackenn, fury.) From It to half past 1, Sophomores,
by Prof. KendYll. ((loornotrY.)
Vault. 22d. Front 9to half past 11, Snchornores,
by Prof. aekson,_ (Tacatis—pas'istury.) From half Id
II to hal coat I. Juniors. by Prof Alton,Them:rites.)
9.3 d. Prom 9 to 11, Freshmen, by Pia Cop
es.. (History.)
On Friday evening. the 211, et el yht o'clock, an Ex.
hiletion of Doelematinnof orminal comprboti one. by
members of the Senior Clue, aoll be held in the Col
-
'eye Hall. GEORGE ALLEN,
d15.9t
Secretary.
hriZNOTICE.—THE 1-1111P.ItIVIA SOCIETY
for tho relief of Emigrants from Ireland, will
traterly moefing on SATURDAY FIVP,NINO.
the 17th instant, at ainnelly's [lntel, on Cheetnut etreot,
Wow Sixth. AND.REW C. CRAIG.
dol6-St s Secretary..
I to E o
li C a L . ° if
with l t t h A e T c
o T u A mi N e CI : J A I g i 8 4r
many tudionous friends who ova conversant with tin
elate of roll.. MEIN feeling lea Cernitectod with his la bors hi
this city. wi 11 return on RH IDAY.Idi h inst., and re
sume ypreWching in the evening. at Di o'clock, in the
flee. Dr. Wylie'. church, BROAD street. helow Spruce,
end continue overt' evening in the same place until
further public notice be given.
ITTA L f,: [AND
TEKNTH. and ORBEN.—The litiv. AlTretl
Cookmnn will Preach on Till'n DAY creme the
Ker. Dr 'All'. ttrantl) on ?MAY' evening. and the
lien. W. J. H. Tal lor on MruliDn Y evening. Perrino
commences et 7% o'clock. All are invitngl. (118-3 t.
THE ANNUAL !IMF:TING
end election of officein for the KIM BERTON
COAL COMPANY 1,11 be hold at 'a ST Smith THIRD
sireet, OD the Third AItiNDAY of Per•eraber
DA , ID H. lIIRNEY, Seuretary.
PHILADDLPIIIA, December IL MG. dl4 -at
SPIRITUALISM. —A. J. DAVIS, AU-
Hw of NATUR h'S REVELATIONS
f a i IIX;TIOUI other Worktband the most remarkable man
of the iqe. Incline at EIAIVSOM-8T KEEP HALL.
on BUN DA I. at 10% A, At. and 7% P. M. Admission I
c •nts. dill llt*
SECOND MORTGAGE ; WILLIAMS.
PORT AN O I; I.MI RA RAILROAD CON.
PA Y.—Holders of Bonds who desire to avail them
selves of the advantages r , f the settlement of the affairs
or this Company are requested to call, without delay
and o , ecuto the necessary Power of Attorney; • nd
times who hove not already done eo will contribute the
amount or seseeecueut of di per thousand to defray the
expenses. F A. VANDYKE. Jr.
Chairman of the Committee,
dIS-12t 02 Routh THIRD West.
THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGHER WILL
1,3 de fiver his co elonted Lecture on Dm Swift, in
'wigto Thackorny, on FRIDAY,I6th inatarit, at Musi
cal Pond Hnf, dI3
TOR LADIES ON TOE SPRING GAR•
sir DEN UNITARIAN RoCIRTY will hold their
and Festival at HANDEL AND HAYDN H ALT„
entnmeaoing on Friday alternoon. 18th, and claming
11;4 In L Bnth useful and fanny articles, stumble for
hoitdey present., eon he numbs sell on favorably as else
av hole ; refreshments fttrmehed.
We earnestly (Imre the attendance or all our friends,
as our riffle no short.
• • • .
The hilhth.street, onns pass the Hell every row
minutes. Tickets may he tied nt Pugh's. arcade
i 'hestnut street below Seventh, or at Allen's. Spring
Gordon street, above Elchtli. Refreshment tickets DO
cents, season ttokste 28 cents. and hn•i 14 tickets 10
conic. d13.15t*
OFFICE OF RECEIVER OF TAXES,
irr
PIIILADLLPHIA, December 1. 1852.
OTICh, TO TAX-PAY k,ltd.—The Tex•payers of
the several Wards of the City of Philadelphia aro here
by notified that if the State and Ca,. 'laze.. duo for the
year 18e9. are not paid before the first day of January.
18. V. interest will be charged thereon, and the mimes of
all delinquent tax. pap era will be published, and thirty
seven cents 131 additional will he cliar.ted for puldi ra
non. Also, after the 18th oar ofJanuaty, 1800 n penalty
of 5 per cent. will be added upon all taxes remaining
uepald. and octets thereon for oolicetiop.
(Signed) A. I. ni.OMERVELT axe ,
(12 Ilceeiver of Ts.
OFFICE CARBON RUN IMPROVE.
TENT 01.—FIIILADELP111/1, Doc. 10, 1889.—A
special meet,' n the Ntonkholders of the Carbon Ron
rePlnst.rotot Coirlinqi ho hold on TM c
the Ihl nit tat, at 11 ,i clock A. M., at the office ~f the
E corner of Front and Chestnut streets,
Philattolploa. to receive a report on the ffesent emit•
lion of Ito affairs. nod to express their views no to the
lvtoco enure , ' they wish the Direetora to pursue in the
11) attar.
/Iv older of tho Botird of Di rootors.
H. 11, TIJ , DEN, Preoldont
LEGAL.
IN TUE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
IN
CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
EDWIN FORD ye. OWb.N NORRIS. December
Term, MS, N 0.913. Yen. F,a .
The Auditor appointed by the Court to report dietri
button of the fund In Court, arising irnm the tale by the
Sherd under the above writ will attend to the dot ins
of file appointment n TUESDAY, becumber the 27th,
1889. at 3 o'clock F. M., nt hle office, Na. 243 South
FIFTH Street, Philadolphle, when and whore all
par
tien in interest are required to presort their claims, or
else be debarred from rummy in upon said fund.
dl6-10t WM. B. R 001), Auditor.
R. °ORSON, REM, ESTATE
. BROKER AND CONVEYANCER, NORRIS.
TOWN. PENNA.
FAnAld in Al ontgornery, MOM, and Chester coun
ties. for IMO or oXollltl¢B.
GOOD NIORTGAGES on farms negotiated.
HANDSOME DWELLINGS for salo in Norris
town. dr6-6m
IF YOU WANT A PORTRAIT that is a
superior Picture, at the came timo an infallible
Likeness, resort to Pti. IM E,lro Plinteeraphie Gallery,
SECO sD Street above Green, and gat a Ltf"i"
Photograph is Oil. It*
QOUTLI'S, the oldest Jewelry Store in the
city, is No, 318 FIFTH Street. below Spruiso,
where everything is warranted to bo what it is sold lon
dl6-St"
AVANA OIGARS.—An invoice of Lon
.2-a. dreg and Concha cm just Ynceived dirent from
}Javan% and fur sale low by CH A itLEY 'PETE.
dla-12t 130 WALNUT &root.
SKATES! f 4 KA TES!! SKATES 1! !
MOW pair. assorted, at prices from 20 cents to $2O.
Lams' hkates and fine r tool Skates. Sole went for
the celebrated Newark Skates; also, Pkote-ptmre,
W. W. KNIGHT,
did al* 010 MARKET Bt., peacoat. Decatur.
THg:' PRESg..PIIII,ADELPHIA;'
NEW IiUBLICA.TiONS.
66 THE HOLIDAY SEASON."
SAMUEL HAZARD, JR.,
794 OITESTNUT STREET,
E AMITI i gi g o;Vo Ii otor&RV e A§IVRE T I V, - E
ASSORTEDSTOOK,nroind invite the attention of ff
And pertioularly those in search of attiolos for
OHRISTMA'S PRESENTS,
To ha facilites for supplying them with
ILLUSTRATED WORKS,
STANDARD DOOM IN PLAIN OR FINE BINDINGS
NEW ENGLISH ANNUALS,
BIBLES OP EVERY VARIETY,
PRAYER BOOKS,
An assortment unsurpassed.
JUVENILE PICTURE AND TOY noon,
STEREOSCDPES AND PICTURES,
AMBROTYPE AND PHOTOGRAPTCO PICTURES,
PORTFOLIOS, WRITING CASES,
LADIES' TRAVELLING BAN,
♦T TUE •
LOWEST PRICES.
• Being Agent for the wef•kuown House of
"TILE APPLETONB," OF NEW YORK,
From whom he is daily receiving oonsignmente of
BOOKS,
He is confident that his establishment offers to
HOLIDAY BUYERS
Everything that is deeirabla In the way of
VARIETY,
PRICES.
ea , A list of some of the newest and most exultant
Books now in store. will he found In the BOOK
COLUMN of Ole paper. but he would. le connection
therewith, respectful') sucgest that hls stock of nit kinds
is most eonvementlr arrnneed fur the insreetion of
those w;shimt to make selections. and those (lowing
to look over the assortment will receive evert atten
tion at
"HAZARD'S."
THE NEW BOOK BY GEORGE D
PJtENTICE, Esq.
NOW RUAD AS
PRENTIOU Y.
A;
ort,
WIT AND HUMOR LS PARAGRAPHS
BY TIM F.D12011 OF Tax LOOMVILLE JOURNAL.
One vent 12nio. Price el.
Where in the render that hoe not heard of Pniniries.
the witty editor of the Lou eville Journal? Hu wino)
and paper hare become household words in almost every
f imilr in the eountr, , ,. 'I he publishers, for theme •Ives,
proimee the public a rich feast or fon In tlyi lobo' v.-
bi me It contains more titan two thousand ot these witty
end humorous paragraphs. which, for the last thirty
years, have not failed to bring a snide nr hearty laugh
to all those who appreciate " a rood thing."
A few specimens of the contents of the tohona ate
submitted as indicative of the nature of the whole:
The coMMontoptnion is that we should take ,r and care
of children at all seams of the year, but It is well
enough in Winter to let them slide.
The editor of the Beaton Liberator calla upon the la
dies of the North tomato , se of nothing that's produced
by slave labor. lie needn't expect them not to use cot
ton. They will not expel ao old a friend from their
The editor of an Indiana paper sac "more is
on lent." Wen d pse the OM tor lies lout hot h ones
A New Englan writer say. that Alms beentoned that
Amu.. can be better treated than white men mile
hetray secrets. We suppose this ts upon the principle
that they always " keep dark."
A Rocky Mountain correspondent of the New York
Post. who writes himself '• Henry E.
t h e An. " deseri bee
Oregon as the most delightful country in h world. Our
citizens. if they choose, can can out there and nee "hew
the land lies."
Let hi m hive a traitora reward :
A M r.. 1. Blank °chirs or the dissolution of the Union.
" Hunt be the he a
ves with Black."
Mr. I.S. Fall. a Al iseicnippi editor, Rake when we shall
Bee r. ise. Undoubtedly Wore Fall, If ever.
M Henry A. Rhule says, In a Missouri paper, that he
has " worked zoalnuely fpr the Admintstrotion." Now
lot fora turn and 7-nrk faithfully agmust it. 'Tis a poor
Rule that won't work both waya.
DEHIW tc JACPON,
dIG-d&WIt Publishers, New York.
KURTZ'S OLD COVENANT, VOL 3-
COMPLKTING THE WORK.
LINDSAY & BLAKkTON,
PUkII,ISR THIS DAY:
THE HISTORY OF VIE OLD COVENANT, from
the Germen of J. 11. Kurtz, D. D., Profelsor of Theolo
gY mit Dorpst, V 01.3 completing tho work.
COMPLETE ABTA. in 3 volumes. handsomely boned
in °loth to match. ter the same Author.
KURTZ'S MANUAL OP SACRED lIIRTORY,
Guide to the Divine Plan of Salvation. emonrilint to Its
Historical Development. By John Henry Kurtz, 1). D.,
Professor of Church History In the University of Dor-
Rut, he, Fifth American from the Sixth German edi
tion. by Chattel; F. Schretrer, D. U. In ono vol., limo,
Cloth.
This admirable Manual of Snored History, translated
be Dr. SCHAWFXR, constitutes a rich contribution to
our theolo,rical literature. It line been favorably re
ceived by Christians of all denominations.
IN PDFPARATION,
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No. 25 SOUTH SIXTH Street,
die above Chestnut.
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THE PROFESSOR AT THE BREAKFAST TABLE
With...the Story of Ins. By OLIVER WFNDELL
HOLMES. 1 vol. 12mo. St. Also. a line edition, ele
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in bevelled boards. Prig, $3.
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Uniform with tlir Walter Raleigh. Ivol. 12rno.
SELI• lIELP t With 111tuarntiorin of Clinracter and
Conduct. By SAMUEL SMILES. Author of "Thu
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We are coniannav mooched with rho litrst works of
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Among the newest issues are—
Shaksc.are in Ins Study. Fond.
Milton in his Study. Feed.
"Saved" by a Newfoundland. Landseer.
"There's Life in the uld Dog Vet. Landseer.
A Thorwaldsen.
The - ecason ' s g horwe'dsen.
THE PAL,OI.C.R MARBLES.
Photographs of the %Vol - Ira of tin - Bsuiptor. yalmor •
among which aro prominent, Boring. Resignation
Faith,lmmortality Peasant Bay, ha.
The Past and the ' Future. Moms.
'rho Bouquet of Beauty. Baxter.
Tho Heininns. Chromo Lithu;raphe. After Hart
Colman, anti Boughton.
hionotlio axed )ott.Rir." Corbould.
Immiottlate Comeprion.
The Virgin of Elos 110 Murillo
Two New Lane Lnuraianre of these Wonderfu'
Broken Vows. Calderon.
Aline- Deeds or Dor, na.
chriat Diessiny fame - Children. Le minim
old Kentucky Home; or, Southern Life. Eastman
Johnson
DANIEL IN THE LION'S DEN. Vernet.
"Beatrice Cnnoi in Prison," a Companion Print to
Evaneeline,will be issued short' y.
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CLOTHING.
E. 0. THOMPSON.
•
TAILOR,
N. E. CORNER SEVENTH AND WALNUT BTB.,
TILE LATEST FASHIONS,
THE NEWEST STYLES,
THE BEST GOODS
Always on hand, end ciders attended to nerionaltr,
P. S.—Strtnaers visiting the oily are solicited for their
measure. and orders• n7-wfm-emit
PAPER HANGINGS, &c.
TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
We nfrer from now to the end of the year our LARGE
STOCK OP
PAPER HANGINGS,
AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
Persons wishing their Rome Papered, eau get great
BARGAINS
By calling early on
HART, MONTGOMERY, & CO.,
413-1 m NO. 322 CHESTNUT STREET.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
WE, TIIE UNDERSTGNED, lIEREBT
Jive not co that wo have renewed the limi ed
Partnership between ns. wh•ch commenced on the 2 , th
of liHcE nnd exptred on the lid of NO
vEmBER, 16.0, neyeerthl, to th , pr.:1.'1,10..1f the act
of Assembly of the Corninonwellth of Pennsylvania,
apvoved N 1,0,1121, tSM entitled " An Art relative to
Limited Pnrtnershms," and thin enpri entente thereto.
The wild partnorehip Is to he conducted ne heretofore.
under the name or firm of W. 0 BEARD. The general
nature of the butt neu intended to be transacted I. the
manuthoture endsele of Hatt by , • , holee de in the City
of Phtledel phut, dt.iteerweseol. (.14 /1111 V BEARD.
who resides at No, 03 North EIGHTH Street, in the
Thirteenth ward. of the City of Philadelphia. is the
General partner, end fin it. WALTON, who re•
sides at No 7SI Smith IN ICHTII Avert!, in the , Third
ward, of the City 01 Philadelphia, is the spaniel part
ner.
lhe said special partner contributed to the common
gook of card firm the sum of thqty thousand dollars,
winch wee notuallr end in good cool, pa•d in tooth.
The said partnership emrmericed on the first dnr of
NOVEMBER, A. D 189, and is to turmmato on the
first day or NOVEM.D.N.II., A. D. Mad.
WM. 0. BEARD.
SAMUEL D. WALTON.
TITSS9LUTION.—Notice is hereby given
AL F that the Copartnership heretofore existinz be
tween the subscribers is this dny dissolved. br mutual
consent, 1M,(2.1tql BRQKt R,
JOB. 8. Dr.L.L.
PHILADELPHIA, Deo. 14. 1859. d 1 4.3 0•
Mn ocher will continue in
of
at the old
gland, a n d sottle tan bufannpn of Decker & Dell.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
DELAIVARE MUTUAL SAFETY IN
SURANCE COMPANY.
INCORPORATED BY THE LEGISL,ATURE 01
PRNANYLVANIA. 1036
OFFICE B. E. CORNER THIRD AND WALNUT
Streets, ri.lruielphtts.
MARINE INSURANCE
ON VESSELS, •
CARGO. To all parts of the World.
FREIGHT,
INLAND INSURANCE
On Goods, by River, Canal'. Lake,, and INSURANCE
Carnage
to ad partiof the U4ion
FIRE INSURA. Chß
• On Merchandise aerie rally.
On Stores. Ds/oinks Douses, tee.
• ASBETI6 OF. 111 F. COMPANY,
November 1, 1510.
Fan. Market Tahoe
$121,060, Philadelphia City 10' eent. L0an...81644 , 60 CO
sionAni pennsylvantri State 6 40' et. Loon P 3 PM 00
921.001 Penney_ Ivania Plato 61P tv. Loan "LOCO 00
1825,000. 11.8.'Treasury Chi ite cent. Note and
interest due • • .. 26,236 64
830,000 U. 8 Treasury 5 4p' et . Piet . ; and inter
est due • .. 30.615 00
.7:65 000 Teniporary • Loan to 'the City of Phila.
delphia
860,000, Pennsylvania Railroad 2,1 Mortgage
0' cent. Bond. 43,100 00
$20,000, North Pennsylvania Railroad Mort
r 6 41Y cant Rondo
814,100 West Philadelphia Passen-er Railway
Company 7 4 , et. coupon bonds... 12.600 00
$15,000,600 shares etoeli Gennantowl. tins
Company, interest and principal
suarantred by the city of Phila
delehia• 35 000 CO
85,006, 100 shares Pennsylvania Railroad
Company •• 3 ns co
36,000, 100 shares North Pennsylvania Rail
road Company • • •
el 320, shares Philadelphia loe . i3nat end Steam
To, Company. Philadelphia and
lonnh Steam Nrivii ation Coin-
Ui n n Y i P Oce a P n h I I a n v iiii a Wan
re de Oran. Sloan,
_Tow Boat
Com• Any. Philadelphia Laotians°
Company -- ..... 0,110 00
485 810 19463 716 al
Floods and Mortgage!, and Real Estate. Of
floe Ru 73,353 33
Br , ts receivable for Insurances made...._ 181408 E
Balance ducat Azenotes—Premiums on Ma-
Vine Mules, Interest. and other debts due
the Company.... . 16 661 68
Barra and stook of sundry insurance Compa
nies...
D
omh on welt , 87,063 31
TORE.
Samuel E. Stoker,
J. E. Poniston,
lie
Edwa nry
rd Dirlinston,
H. Jones Brooke
Rponcer M'llvaine,
Thom,. C. Hand,
Robert Burton,
Jonnh P Jnrmt.
James B. APParland.
Joshua P. Eyre
John B. Semple; Atteb'f,
D. T. Morgan,
A. B. Borzer
rated' V. U I eldte
William Morro. --
Edmund A. Amulet.,
Theophihis Paulding.
John R.Yenrose,
John C Davie,
James Triumvir J
El re, r..
James r.. Inad)
WIIIIRM C. tIIIIWICI
Joseph H. nest.
Dr. R. hi. Huston.
Gor.ze
13hugh Craig,
Charles Kelly,
WriA
TI :3. C.
HENRY LYLBUR . Bee
CLOTHS—CLOTHS.
JAYNE'S HAM
A immolate assortment of
Cloths. Cassitneren, Vaginae, ha.
eh) to et) Based on a Gent's suit, and Sa to 810 on
LADIES' CLOAKINO.
(Patterns furnmhod.)
Call and see at
ESHLEM AN'5
820 CHESTNUT STREET.
n..kg-tasi
NEWLANI) ik
•
LOOKING-GLASS AND PIOTURE-SRAM
MANUFACT UR ERB.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
An extensive stook of PAINTINGS, do. Alla
vary Low Moon. 604 ARCII fitrooL above limn,
Phil 'dolphin. ste *WV
DOINNS OF THE PENNSYLVANIA
STATE FAIR FOR WA
tilX FIRST PREMIUMS AND SIX DIPLOMAS.,
Best Furnace for Warming Buildings.
TO MUIOLD & WttsoN.
CIAS CONSUMING CONE FURNACE.
PIReT Pit& , 1181.
BEST PORTABLE _FURNACE.
To ARNoLto & ILOO`f
tIORMONtPM PORTABLE FVRNACY.
BESTHIRT Pltf3Mllll.
COOKING RANGE.
To AR. ofn it %%Leon.
iOnILSON'B BOUT I.E-OVFN COOKING RANGE.`
Fl Viteallum.
BEST PARLOR g
COAL ORATES.
To trICILD WILIION.
1O? , 1)0W nod BASKET ORATES,
Plit , TpiliMlll3l.
BEST EN , AMELLE SLATE MANTELS.
Atutots 8c IVomoa.
Yore very hn ndsome dle play of Enamelled Slate Man
tels, very highly finalhed, and
D.I I UM. nuperlor vrorlonartehtra
FIRST PRE
AItNC)LD & WILSON.
1010 CHESTNUT street.;
B. M. FIMTIVRT.I.. Sept
el--AUTION !--ASTROLOGY!-LOOK
) OUT !—EitiOD NEWS FOR ALL!—The never
fading hire. VAN HORN Is the best; she suc
ceeds nitwit all others hive failed. All who are in
trouble, all who have been unfortunate, deemed be
false promises. fly to her for advice and comfort.
ley* fulairs she never jail& Rho line the secret of
winning the alfeetions of the opposite sex. It a thai
Snot which induces illiterate pretenders to tr) to
imitate her, and copy her advertisement. 3ho 0110 V.
lOU the likeness of your future wife husband, or albsolit
riend. It is wall known to the public, at large that she
is the first and only person woo can show the likeness in
reality. and ran give entire satisfaction on all the con
cerns of life. which onn be tented and proved by thou
sande, both married and sindle, who daily and isegerfy
visit her. Conic ono: COMP all! to No, 1336 1.0.'t TM. RD
Strom, between domino, rind ITrond. did-et•
74E‘. 4 SRS. ROSENTHAL ttc
3TOIIIIIB, from Plymouth, England,
manufacturers of tl.e celebrate , ' " Pantaseopie" Spec
tacles, rexpeetfullv solicit the untronnae of the ladies
and gentlemen of Philadelphia and vielnita, to their
superior ground spoctscle•gialees. The vutulble ad
vanwe derived from them is, that instead of vision
becoming stremed, heated, weakened. end in numerous
eases seriously injured, it is prLserved end stren,thened.
eveir thinent once becomes clear and brilliant, and
sire s;ed persons are enabled to employ their stela
n t t ho sleet Minute nee iiptilion. either by tin , or on.rnila
li} ht; can see with thou° lenses of it much leer ina.i.ni
f3 Inc' power. and the, de not require the frequent
changes to the dangerous Keels of further powerful
asaintance.
Certificates natt he seen at the office over Mr. Christ
mr,n's Ftore. 702 MIES I'NUT Street, actloinini Ger
111011'0 Photogr 'ph rooms.
WHISKEY. 125 puncheons
James Stewart & Co.'s tns, Malt, in hand and
lotanlf, nvosnv w nu-Pm:my.
nAKUM.—A large stock of the best
1, -." brands oonetantiy on hand and for sale hy_
WF,VEIt, FiTLER at UU.,
old N. WATFIN Pt.. mut 29N nalaware ay.
COAL OIL.-10 Ws. extra quality Coal
Oil. a very auperinr article for burning long and
siring bright light. itielFyivad. For mule by
A6III3URNEIIi
dl6 No. 16 SOUTH WHARVES.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
HOLIDAY GIFTS.
The reduction we have made In the prices of DRESS
ROODS will now enable buyers to Wed from a largo
stook.
ACCEPTABLE PRESBETB,
At a 'Very moderate CM.
RIOH PARIS POPLINS. el 00
" ' VELOUR DE PINGLE. 81%
ot POPLINS
PARIS PRINTED MOUSSELINE DE
•
" R08E5....0 6 oo
" MERINOS_ 60, 66, and TO
PLAIN 'FRENCH MERINOS .66 and UK
KOEOBLIN'S 4-4 FRENCH CH1NTEE5............
ALL-WOOL BAYADERE CA5HMERE5........... 26
PLAID ...
FOIL DE CHEYRES........ .......... 16, and 20
RICH STYLE DRESS GOODS,
a and 76 cents,
With • large 'took of ripertor grade,
BROGLIE AND CHAINE LAINE LONG SHAWLS.
Of Paris and Vwnnese fabrics, in new designs and
Colorings.
EMBROIDERIES.
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
OURWEN STODDART & BROTHERS
45 0 . 452, AND 454 NORTH SECOND ST.,
ABOVE WILLOW
BAILEY & CO.
HAVE RECEIVED IN'STORE, TR'S DAY,
IMI=E1=1:1
GOODS FOR TUE ROLIDAYS
They are by the Ocean Queen and PeT3PI, which
arrived on the 7th. They will have a fell 'assortment
of Morsurtre Brooches, Bracelets, Earrings, &o, also ,
new styles of Head Dresses and ornaments fur the
lisir, together with a variety of gOOdi suitable for Pre
sents, all of which will be sold at prices as reuonnble
as pmeible. dl S St
F. P. DUBOSQ & SON.
Mannfactnrsrs and Importers of
JEWELRY.
J. S. JARDEN & BRO..
Manufacturer" and Importers of
SILVER PLATED WARE
AT FIRST PRIORS!
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE
The above. Wholesale Manufacturers and Importers,
find that the reputation of their wares hoe extended be
yond the Miele of dealers, to ouch an extant that the
calls of consumers at their eounting•rooms cannot meat
proper attention. The advantao to them. as maniac,
torero. of direct acquaintance with the wants and taster
of irydivitluals purchasing for their own we. is too hizh-
I f cpreciated to allow them to neglect the custom thus
offered.
For the more convenient osifieetton and display of
their CHOICEST STYLES. ley have hued up the
NEW STORE, No. 1058 CHESTNUT STREET,
Where ther niter at FIRST PRICES. every des
tion of JEWELRY, in DIAMONDS, PEAR L ,
STONES, COLD and a complete stook of SILVER and
PLAT ED WARE, of the finest quality, in PIECES or
SE'l S.
A full uslortnient of ErtOLISII and SWISA WATcrixo
of tne most celebratsd makers, will be in.the care of F.
SONSTANT RICHARD. to whose skilful chows our
customer work can be confidently entrusted. ddr-Ins
WBOLESALY, ROOMS, 304 CHESTNUT
a t i •
UMBRELLAS
ARE VERY APPROPRIATE AND ACCEPTABLE
HOLIDAY PREmENTS.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT,
INCLVDIhiI
. .
RICHARDSON'S
CELICHHATED
PARAI3O:I UMBRELLA,
Very light and atrongi at
WM. H. RICHARDSON'S.
dl6-8t No. OS MARKET STREET.
ELEGANT PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES,
FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS,
M. SHEW'S
PHOTOGRAPH FRAME DEPOT,
No. 39 South MOH PH Street, above Choatnut.
This store is devoted exclusively to Photograph
Frames, whore may be found a greater variety, and at
lower prices than any establishment in the United
States. Bring your pictures and have them fitted in
without extra charge. dlb•6tlf
FANCY ARTICLES
FOR CHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAY TRADE
W. D. GLENN.
NO. 26 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
OFFERS FOR SALE AT lOW PRICES,
Portrnonnsies, Pocket Books and Purses in great va
rely.
Guar Cases. Ctrd Cages.
Toilet Bottles in nob colors and decorations.
ire, Puff Boxes in chins. gloss. metal, 803.
tau Odor Boxes and Perfume PtAnds.
Padzes' Travelling Bats, a fine assortment.
aper Mach ( Goods. new style Ma'imbibe.
De ottoman's Dressing ewe. Eng Bab, in variety.
sokiammon and Chess Board!.
•
aney Inkstands.
Portable Docks and Writing Cases.
Cabao and Work Boxes.
And many other goods suitable for presents.
did tEtif
CHINESE FANCY COODS.
FRUIT PLATES, LACQUERED AND LILT
TEA TRAYS, do. do.
TEA POTS. do. do.
WORK BOXES AND TABLES, do.
LADIES' CABINETS, do. do.
DESKS, CADDIES, BOXES, &0.. do.
SO Pairs Chlneee Costumes, assorted.
M Cases Canton Dinner Sets, &e.
SO Sets Rotten Clothe. flamers,
India Vases, Allrnettee, Toilet Cats,
Dishes, Platte. Cure and Saucier'', km, &o,
For male at the CHINESE STORE of
ALLEN CUTHBERT.
31 South EIWITH Street,
aLfmuilt Up Mali.'
CHRISTMAS IS APPROACHING, AND
those who wish to make their selections of
H0L1.114.T PRESENTS'
Would do will to call at
8e01,668 Al
CHARLES DUMMIG'S,
No. 512 CHESTNUT STREET,
Mr. D. wra this summer la Europa, raaktus a eels°
on oraltodsther
NEW 000D3
For hie new Store, must opened.
He has an oxtail/Ivo Stook of
FANCY GOODS.
TOYS,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
CRICKET,
ARCHERY IMPLEMENTS, &0,,
Barnum in elegmee. variety, and eheapnen of
Prices, anything before seen in this &tr.
thrh as French thin, Terra Cotta, boleti _Marble,
Bohemian Olen, Bronze, Berlin Iron, Lava, Ladies'
Begs, Purees, Portmonnalee, Chessmen, and Ofttnee of
all kinds, Writing Desks, Papier Macho Goode, Toys of
all kinds. Musical Instruments of all ksnds. 43-1 m
dI PERA GLASSES.—A large and beauti
ful,-, assortment Of opera glasses. in every valletY
of mounting—velvet. pearl r lvory. &o.
McALLISTER le BROTHER,
(Established 1794.1
dg•mws Waif n.".• 7.18 Chestnut street.
TOYS. FANCY GOODS.
TOYS, ETC., ETC.
In endless variety, and at LOWEST YRIOER,
At 14 Routh FOURTH street,
W. TILLER, Importer.
al i-dt2tth
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Paint Boxes,_Pietures. Fortarnannales Colored
Crayons, Drawing Book?. Pork homnnia Paren t & a.
80}101,Z JANIKY,
dl4 11r , Muth EIGHTH sweet
IVORYTYPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS
FOR THE
HOLIDAYS.
It is well known that the noel olegant, artistic, dente,
and beautiful
PHOTOGRAPHS
AND
IVORY TYPES
are produced at
hicCL HES' No. 626 CHESTNUT STREET.
By tho late reduction in hie pricee,
COLORED PHOTOGRAPHS,
mo diattnenished for their can now be pro
cutout at as low rates as oti,•r7Yrlgua an ordinary ar
ticle for.
PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS, $l.OO.
McCLEES,
al CHESTNUT STREET, BELOW SEVENTH.
dl2-1m
OPERA GLASSES, Pearl, Ivory, and
Japanned, with the finest Achromatic Lenses. at
FRANICL/Te'S, Optician,
113 South FOURTH Street, below Chestnut.
SE P Alec. Improved Spectacles, correctly fitted to the
e)es ; Microscopes, Steretiecopee, and Stereoreopm
Viewe. in as endless variety, and at REDUQED
RIOES. dl-t[ if
USEFUL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
A FINE WRAPPER,
MUFFLER,
SCARF TIE,
or SHAWL
One et those erthstee will be r ery !tenantable to your
gentlemen Mende.
A TINE AssOATMINT Of
STEREOSCOPES.
AT
w • W. KNIGHT'S.
008 ARCA STREET
FINE BIIIRTS, lIRAVY UNDERCLOTHING, AND
Or all kinds.
TVORYTYPES_,PIIentiRAPHS,&c,
_a. both ELEGANT. ARTISTIC. CHASTE AND
BRAG/7m, are mnde at the eveceopular
ROOT GALLERI
where Dr. Dashnell E who WU formerly enenged hy Mr.
Rout in the sane Oratory. attend' hereonehy to as
WARBURTON'S,
1004 CHESTNUT STREET,seeond store above Tenth,
Also.
A FULL ASSORTMENT OP
REAL THREAD, CAMBRIA, AND ALENCON
VEILS, COIFFURES, AND BARBER.
Alan,
A PULL LINE OP
PARTS EMBROIDERIEB,
And every desoriptlon of Lace by the yard.
WARBURTON'S
RIBBON, LACE, MILLINERY, and EMBROIDERY
IHIOLIDAY GIFTS.
Rich All-Wool Det.aines.yeduned in mule.
A large Aesortment of Fnnei Silas redo-ed t n prim
Ali tnenewent wine of Cloth and Velvet Cloak.
A eholm^ stock of Embroideries. Gloves end Lamm.
Ponce Embroidered and Luce Hann - mob init.
A great varlet. , Vestings, walla ble for r ifts.
PI, In and lobbed Beavers. for Ladies' Makings,
Cloths, Ca/winery,. and Men's Shawls.
Blankete. Q Jobe. Mullin.. Ca s hmeres.
Ant the e rawest variety of Dress Goods, at I2H cents.
in the oily. oomprielmt—
Delairos, Caehtuerss, Cahoon, Chintzes, Plaids, and
Poll do Chevron.
dI3 BHARPLE.B BROTHERS,
CHESTNUT and EIGHTH.
t► WM. A. DROWN & CO., giti
APARTNER WANTED—In a Commis
eon House well tutabliehed. Baroness princl
vii:y Corrox. A suitable parson. With moderate
means, can have at interview by &Ufa Mt) 0. Y. Y."
lllood's Drevatati, with real name and reference. No
other will be noticed. All communications confiden
tial. OS St.
WANTED—Two active intelligent men,
of good address, who ran give sat uslaatory rata
Pano., to aouolt subsoribara for a tiaaral and important
übitaat , oe. Quad wagag allowed. Addreu " Boa TO."
Pnat •
%VAN TED—A partner in a Wholel.ale Jl
ene? Hones, doing a good Southern and West
ern trade. to take the shoe of a retiring
. partner. Ad
dress with real name. box 2311. Phila.?. U. dl9 60.
WANTED—A Salesman in a Dry Gonda
Dobbin a House , one well acquaints° with the
Cite Trade. None other rued apply. At Mo. 333 MAR
KET Sweet, up Matra 11*
e 5,000 -A GENTLEMAN WISIIES
• to enter an established bowie, doing
a safe and profitable imams..; or will loan this amount
On Seed security, and take .salary TOT his services.
Ortiv responsible peruse need address "Adolph " this
office. dl5
A YOUNG MAN DESIRES A SITUATION
ti Areietent Book-keeper or Salesmen ins Retell
Dry Orions Store, or as head Book-keeper 112 Commis
sion Bowie. lie hes been in the Dry Goode business for
ee rural yearg, and is en 11131113 fly qualified in all the above
brenehee. Address " Book keeper." at this office.
dls 2t*
ACOMPETENT BOOKKEEPER, with
ton years' experionce,deaires an enzarement in s
Counting House or Bank. First-ctn.s city reference fur
nioked. Address '• Oscar." Box 2730 P. C. i-St•
GOOD CITY SECURITIES
9- 1 A/ 00 will be given_ In exchange for Dri
Goods. Groceries. or other saleable merchandisfi4M
dress TRADE, Blood e Dispatch.
A PARTNER WANTED—In the Job
bing Dry- Goole Business.who can furnish fifteen
to twenty thoustnd dollars of caviler one ace Jointed
with busineu preferred. to take. the shwa of a deceaaed
partner in an established bareness, of fifteen 'pare'
Ptnnittc¢. All communications addressed to Box lea
hiladelphia Post Office, strictly confidential.
cill-wfrrn3tr
PARTNER WANTED.—An opening in
-11- an established Commission Howse (Dry Goods) of a
partnership will occur on the let or the year. A young.
active, business man , who could comm Mil from 810 000
to ea) 000. may address " Commission Business," at the
office of this paper. non-tr
fa WANTED—To sell at a Bargain, the
MLA most aleeirable Hotel Property in Bneks °amity,
Pa.. attested at New Hope, equal dominos from Phila
delphia and Easton. For a view oUthe Property call on
the Premiere. For Lerma &0., eel on or tutitreee H. W.
KIRK, Danville, Pa. nl6-6w •
al FOR SALE—A deturable FARM,
Salt containing eighty norm situated Are miles from
Camden, near the Burlington turnpike. with &conveni
ent frame House.lirge Barn. a good Crib-house, Wagon
sheds, and other out-huildave; with a good well of
water. never known to fail, 'the land in in axonal state
of cultivation. and well %dented to the growth of Jersey
;nick. snob Itsmelons, sweet potatoes, ike. The whole
plane in well fenond, and situated neat sohools and
aiminhes. and is a rare alnico, math, subscriber will
xall it low, and will let one-half of the money remain
on the place. Thrum wislime to wily the pliee wilt ho
rviwa it by calling on A. B. limner. Butliniton pike.
e miles from Camden, nr the owner, at his place of
annals, eta I No. )9 Second-street Market, above
own or nt hie - residanue, SECOND Stri.et, above
camden, N. J.
dat-2 JQ,91:1 , 11 WILKINS
VOR SALE—The Good Will, Stock. and
Fixtures of Retail Coal Yard on BROAD Street.
ono of the h et lo ,ations in the site divas a Isri - ai and
moretsin x bueineen. To an eneriietie man vita ea.h. for
41 pe a i oVoortunitif is offered fora I. nod investment
Fe. add ro,,s. noofr to Mr RI.EF K. at th.• arm,. dio-tf
fit 'lO LD'U— A comfortable Dwelling
11011X41. 9he Furniture And Carpets therein. betnl(
ent,r,ty new, for vle. Excellent oorortunity
Le oornMeneing Housekeeping. Address —M. .
Ceresdl6
TO LET-AT 817 MARKET STREET
-a Speleinu Roos - s I , able for Farniture or wher
business. Ascly Is the store. dl6 204
To LET-3d, 4th and sth Stories of the
new Iluiidins. 413 ARCA. Street. Well oal , ulated
fore lizkit manurattorms business, haying two ekY
hte, and water and water closets; alsct, gas era gas
fiThiree Annie on the Premixes
P'STAU-ANT TO RENT.—The splen
did tarts Buement Rooms. under No. Ile South
Fouwrti Street, below Chestnut, to Rent . sheets , on
the or, m i.,. dI3
A VALUABLE FARM AT PUBLIC
SALE.—WiII be exposed at Ptihlio Sale on the
Drowses on Fifth day, the 2ith of Twelfth month, I De
eembor IIMO, at o'olock P. M., all that valuable plan
tationsiare the property of Eligabisth Mather, deceased,.
situate on the Doylestown Turnpike. le miles north or
the oily of Phile4elphia. within one-lout th or a rude of
Mt Anoka of V. Illow Grove. ip 'Moreland township,
Montgomery county. adlolnins lands of Dr. Wm. Hal
lowell. nod of the late Charles Hallowell, Washington
Kimble. nod e re ; contemns about one hundred end
three mores of land, a of which are woodland. 2 of mea
dow. the rest In stood stated(' mint ration The improve
ments consiet in a taus stone house 31 by 65 feet, stone
barn, 42 by 53 feet, hay house. wagon house, mins
house over never-ratli n spring of excellent MAIM', e
youn: apple orchard last bnsion ns to bear. This place
Is desirable on account of its pleasant. hi g h. and health
ful strupptlnn. Its convenience to the city by means 01 the
North Pennsylvania Railroad. it being With' n 3 nulen of
Abinr ton Station, and oonnected therewith by stases
twice a day from the Grco e, makes it valuable for
oruntry seat. Persore wishins to vn+ the premise.
previous to the day of este. will be n ebov the remit by
embus on Henri Maxwell. residg th-reon. For fur
ther in formation. &spilt° Thomas I'. Mother. Waahing
ton lane l'haltenham Township. Newlin Reholfielit. No.
397 North Seventh greet. or Wm Stap!er, No. 1740 Green
street. Philadelphio. Conditions made known at the time
of tit," RPtif. ay th- Heirs. del: d 15t.
'DO LE L—A handsome Store and Cellar in
JR. Strawberry street N0..29, w.th fine cellar lighted
by a large sky-light. Counter, g sa fixtures, water-clo
set, vault under pavement, ko. Rent 8360.
H. HARJEB.
dlO 10 Strawberry street.
fIE ATTENTION OF COMMISSION
Men. Jobbers. and Wholesale 'nesters is milled to
those substantial. large. new BTOREB on the east side
of FOUR tl3. Street, a little south of CttEBTNIJT.
They n
are furnished with all modern conveniences. and
wil
-f
l be let o reasonable terms to desirable tenants.
ddmwet"
T° LET—The large six-story ware
house No. tat Commerce street, imitable tr go
rses or msoursoturing Purposes. AMY st no. tO S
MARKEL` Street.
10 PEN. CENT.—We have for sale paper
paring ten re r eent. per ennnm, eeenred br deed
of trust upon fast-ohms pmparty in St. Loo,e. The el
tennon of owtta'...ete des ring sate investments le tnvi
ted. BANFR. W'.SC(•TT. CO.,
d7..trn if li 1301.1 THIRD Street.
PLOY} 8,
HOLIDAY GOODS.
lieiehtl reduction 111 ;meal' for the Rehears. Mit'
:NA3 South SECOND STREET, below Byrum
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
RE AL LACE COLLARS AND SETS,
N BRUSEMLB POINTE,
BRUSSELS APPLIQUE,
VALENCIF.NNES,
RONITON, and
MALTESE
1004 CHEBTN UT BTILBET, above Tenth,
dli-tf If and 305 8. SECOND ST- below Bran'le
246 MARKET STREET.
hLANUFACTURERB
a UPERIOR
UMBRELLAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
d9t 1
WANTS
WANTED—By January lat,.a situation
BS BOOK-KEEPER, or in an Insurance Com
l. any or Bank= House. by a imp:Awed Book-keeper of
larse and influential business aonnatntanee. Andreae
'H. 8..' Box HI Y. O. n23-Im"
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
14 1 0 K SALE—A Great Bargain--A Manu
faoturins Eitabliehment. with Steam Eneine and
Boller, and a complete set of Machinery for mannfac
turinf an &Mole from Iron. now In constant nee for ail
puddles purposes. It can be clearly demonstrated that
the buttress will pay a heathen:tie prof t. Add tee.
etm_utart wore,
No. It North ELEVENTH STREET, with mune and
residence dl-Irn•
FUR SALE OR TO RENT—A Large
Property ennoble for a Coal yard, Alfilinfilying Or
Found rf_pitrpoies, eirnate on the north aide of PLAR
STREET, between Beach street and Cohockaink oreek
or eau el. lately occurred ea omnibus otilgles,)
85 feet front, on Paplar street. and 153 feet to Lewellen
greet, and having a front on the canal of about 75 feet.
These PrPllllOl6ll aro well adapted for a FerindrY or Fac
tory, the buildings esailvonverti tan for either_purpone.
LL 8. N 8 & morrroomt , AY.
a26-Im' 1381 B ACH ST., Eighteenth ward.
To LET—The Second, Third, and Fourth
Stones or the contest ytt epsoiove Stores, Noe.
22 and 21 Boat, DELAWA F, Avenue, with lures
Counting Rocquvuethu4oo34, 4Ply
HAI & s gEvNE.
n 214( . ,SISSild Si SU Tit WHARVES.
ROUSE,V4VER.,NS, and STORES,
ELL Real Estateq:Sfery deserloo„ for sale or to
rent. Apply to • • MA HEIN'S, •
Rest Ass, Agent,
No:IS7 North SECOND street.
in L. Teerny & Co.'s Seed Store.
Alt orders tell be promptly attended to. English.
French, and German spoken. Collector or Ground
Rent.,ale - em
•
•
pox, SALE—A valuable Lot of Ground,
-•-• WI feet by 100, three front', water and rae laid on
one (tont ; suitable for a ohuroh or factory. Itta situa
ted in the Southwestern part of the city, in a rapidly im
proving nelehborhood. Terms easy. Andreas, for par
ticulars, "J. K.." office of this paper. rut-tf
TOtET—A Second-story Room, conve-
Went to the State House, notable for a Lawyer'.
Ocoee. Apply 431 CHESTNUT Street. 116
GENTS , FURNISHING GOODS.
R. C. WA.LI3ORN & CO..
(NOW) NOB. 6 AND 7 NORTH SIXTH STREET,
hate now & very superior assortment of Shirts, Under
olothins, Glove'. Hosiery, eto.
Special attention r iven to
GENTLEMEN'S WRAPPERS.
of whioh a fine assortment is oonstsiatly kept on hand.
oio-smif
1 W. SCOTT-:-late of the firm of Win
'VA'l and E°l llllH9 MANUFA CTORY, pcNI 11 .. ) .! 8 11;
u E Street.l nearly oppoaite the uirard
J. W. 8. would rendotfully call the attention of Ins
former patrons and friend. to hi. new .tore. and is Pre
pared to fill orders for Ellillt.TB at short notme
perfut fi tguarantied. 'ftoiesale Trade IMPelied with
line =nal and Collar, t 1771-17
ANIINEMENTS.
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF METER U.
• ,
TO THE. PUBLIC.—The Dirmtore bees mush pies,
sure in announcine thus the succession of the very
crowded boars of the present week, has indueed thew
to love, hell Week,
THR RE MOdE GRAND OPERA NIGHTr ald
srhirh erale them to bnvg out lioserreMegkt
Flute, and Don GRAND GALA
to sloes the awes 'nth a
GRAND GALA MATINEE.
THIS fFnday I EVENING, Dos. at
Doors open at I. Opera com eh. mences at 73‘. Corkdodkos
l'
Moat cositively the third and tart nicht of
THE SICILIAN VESSFRS
With its [teat nag. including Mad. COLSON. BRIG
NOLI. FERRI, JUFHIA—its unrivalled sni.ses etll4.
coinvrieink the moat splendid solid armors, drama. and
rn rom trine exhibited at any operatic perionzaucee
rie
In act ' , coon& the mateiScent Hall-room seems, PM.'
pounced b; competent Judges sueenor toot of •
similar character ever tatted In Europal. Intl be dia.
plated—the coat defraved by tie liberality of stock
holders. Over LAM yards of ennyse-at a total eacendi
ture of el at Dea tined and ereented by Mr. Edwald
inere—the orrortant Work , or tour mouth.. v,th tyre
aesictanta. The machinery be Mr. Chasten laiibeellali
TO-MO_NMW L BAT LMAN% a t
G O tiALA NIGHT!
Ali Athets. without ex6eati_ea. fa the
°NAND COMBINED LNEETAINVIDCrB
nn an inntierma w‘le.
LA BOhNAMBULA LVCILIMA BORGIA.
NEM itIOOLETTO.
MLLE. ADELINA PATE[
in the entire °peen of
SONNAMELA.
BRIGNOLI and Amorim
First nrheranee of the great hum Signor ALBIMI. I
the second act of
LCCREZIA
Including the greed arta of Signor C. the two
duets. end toe eyletudiu toren.
la:irreales Borgia MUM. Giisztetes.
The• •-• • • nor
IRINO .„. ...Big Icor +. WM
whn makehie first els - primes Aseenimodhee
his return from Europe.
By general request the foueth set
of ttitiOETTO.
Including the maguiSeent miertette.
Mme. Celeee,
Ikt Re -..-...—.... film& Stria wit.
The Duke... _...._.,.«»_.... eirmor gtrisl.
Sic roe Fein.
The sale ... ''''''' co • -mm""ent;iiitilii
MONTIAY,
Moat positively farewell 8111; mantra. in PbEadolphrisof
MLLE ADELINA PATTI.
preelooa to he, oapacture for .ev York. krborr rho Is
announced to aoptar at tha Academy of Mafia of tionr
York, on Wrdnesday aad Thorsclsy.
MONDAY EVT:I4.ttNo. Doe. 10, at
GRAND GALA , AND ONLY PERFORMANIIK
or
'ON ONYVANNI.
Whieh sin be , Orr)) r•ith lb. wort extrocadisorr mit
this immortal ohs( ii avre base..? boss .resented tn.
-.PkaladoleMa. The follomns artists will maks their
FIRST ABB ONLY A RPE J ULABCF. IN
Pm tea DON gIYI GIOVANNI.
iane,AlL it. PAI T 1 a, ....... .... -........ Zorlira.
Pm. BR I BO I as.. ---.......... ,_ Otteein.
gi,.l EN 1...------- . B'on - Olsoransi.
Brg. BININI
e5 ..._.._..._- you
big. AMODIO as .. ..- . ..Yesetto.
MONDAY - 0 - NLy ........ stilit OF
'LON dIOVABBI.
- krlrn 'i n A .. " .. 1"..-- .. ..MU - 1 11) 4 1if.rIfi t iVit
nns Elmira — ''
e.
rim). B "FiAIti.SCH.
on Chovennl... - ..... ................... ir. 1P , 13 fit.
f
on Ottssto. Big. BR oitin:l.
_ep0n0110........... ...... ........ ...... Ms. ITRi i Mi.
Mom tto 1%211010 In.
• Ths " Commenitatore .... -.- r ~. Biz. WISIBL CIT.
Th. Salo of Buts for Don Glowiat ootearaoso es
Batingir.
ON WEDNESDAY
First and only_nicht of Mosarthe t rity Opera of
THE Mn
IC FL ,
tin I
With its extraordinary cut end entirely new d
The unalterable *misfire or the imnwirtal DO 410-
VANNI. which neither time nor clreminsuineen haeni
diminished. and the erect favor with Which TEE
MARRIAGE OF FICA FRO bits been received in FM
ladelrbm, twee teduced the D.reecnia [await:toe
TOE MAGIC FLUTE.
Which nuke ea high. to my the least, many other of
hjosart's grind Operas. It will be bron4ht
out
in mit
anis style. and with a oast which. throntit the neat
ar
ti+tie
be et the command of Cr. Directs:MVOS
moiety be found a meet extraordinary ere.
THE MAGIC FDETE has been siren In New Fork
three times, with crest merely, bat its yen had to be
interrupted In minimum:a of the clam of the ewes.
It will begleen mostpositive's-
ONLY OCF. IN PHILADELPHIA.
With MADAME GAZZANIGA. MADAME comer,
MADAME STAKOSCEL FERMI,
STIGELLI. .11114C.A.
And approriata second mt..
WALNUT-STREET THEATRE.
• v Sole Leases.-- —Mrs. M. A. O i t:REalial
AMES hlanaser ..... . F. •
%mem my. JOS M
Third Week at Mr. and Mrs. BARNEY ani.m.Lice:
EN THIS i FRIDAY i EVENThri. Pee, we.
AM BENEFIT OF MRS. BARNEY WILLLUda
TRH IRISH TIOuR.
Paddy Ryan,3lr. Runey
A.D utiT OF PLACE.
In which Mrs. Williams appears in sin chataatara.
THE HAPPY Mall.
Paddy Miirphsy. Mr. DM. , Williams.
ANISES COORTaRIP.
Prioas as usual
Seats asocired three days in Mem*.
VSTB EA TLEY & CLARU'S ARCH*
STREET THEATRE.
TICS (FRIDAY/ FvENDIG. Doe. M.
Dar. ---
Slowboy. MTS. Wood ; John Teerylsistelsh Mr.
Dolman; Dot. hire John Drew.
JENNY LIND.
Miss Leathetlnnes. alias Jenny Lunt Mn. Woos
SCALE or Paicss.—Admission,ls cent"; Setintee nenelle
in Dress Circle. DX cents; Parapet, M oentt.
Doors open at half past 6 o'oioch; perform* Ise
commence at? o'cloolr precisely.
,DAN RICE'S GREAT SHOW.
NATIONAL THEATRE. WALNUT St.. above
Eighth, I). No'assn. solowietter.
po
THIS (FRIDAY) EVENINO. Dee. IC
Will be presented the Equestrian Balls entitled
THE Fgrea OF BaCON.
Also. the laughable traaganla. oiled
TEE SE MEL AND KRA IL
Novel and extraordinary Oymnastioigrtormasts
THE ZeifiGAThiAlß
J A ES hi ELVIL I,E. the great Australian Ruler. NA
JOE PEA TLAND. the ipintatable *lawn. will wow.
The entertainment wilt eessmanew.with the twat&
BiPP IVITIWAri t V'C e fiarLBT.
Bringing into reariiition to. entire neatness of
bTAtiE AND RING.
And introduelog nearly two hundrrd euen. wawa.
led children, and [toms. Afternoon perforsaneNt OS
Wednesday and Saturday. Prices as tawl.
.1%1 oDONOUGEPS GAISTIES--EACE
ILE ^Mee RECONO —Entire Chant of PAM
MIES DISTINT mtpoßaw,cli3
met! rßou.n.
In *bleb the eontrenr will &PPMr.
HERNANDEZ,
and the
HUNGRY BRTHER&
A. M. HERNANDEZ NrOl ?error= Ids calibrated
Druz March upon the Guitar.
A. J. 1.1 VAITT.
'rho only oriltinal Ikalotet in the eottnin, ha. appear
Inhiabnd.etof COMM 80,41 . 1.
BAAL) OF SERENA
TIN THE COHNERT.
A dnuseion.lO. Z. and Z cents. ell
NOW (IN EXHIBITION.—The latest
works of Aldlle. Roan Bonhsar. entitled "Les BOP
riqueres " itlyanish Muleteers reneging the Pt react...)
nod Moraine in the Highlends vita the celebrated elf•
true of herself. by Edon•rdbisfa, en cabal tioa for •
short term from A. N. WI M. Adenines.% IS
rants EARLE'S av
mg CR F e ST`CrT Frn.ot-
.TROPOLIT BALL NE'S
I T-e- COMMONWEALTH BUILDING, CREBTXtrY
i,Ecvt•NIS,A.I. ARTS.
The acknowled:ed Moral end !Detractive r 20410 .5 0
the 11.: th• mpg Inequib Col, wor.. eau). wad trntAM eve
opened in the Quaker Cit..
MONDAY EVENING. De 0.12 1911.
.
a linliggat ' ' s an d % rt nikl l7 l l TV ViERNOOKIL
remarketing with the terrific aeons of the Storm at nee.
Aescssio•.—Adial.e. 26 carve; Children ender to
Tsar. of ate. Id can.a.
Doom open at fin the evening..nd oPogak is the
afternoon. R.miember the Dalli.ht Theatricals emo
WedaPsday and Sato <NT afternoon. dl2 dti
ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS, (SOUTH
EAST OAT LEItY).
bONNTAG B greet Pivrtialt,_
DR.F.A.I4 OF ITA LY
With LF83174 o'B vnrdProus Wert rfAlt.
THE MARTYRDOM. 0? lona Eng! •
Aa also. ar.aai mew or
AMEN BACII. sTEIN BF UCIC. KIBVP.R.
CAM PRAY:SEN. HILDEBH
14 41V 4 1..16.21.
Will be exklibited from 9A.M. to P. . 7to 10
P. M daily Oh and altar ria.limitiar Ma.
Admission 25 cents. 1104,
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF TUE
FIFE ARTS,_
104 VHEBTNET REST.
till F.
Ts OP EN B4 DAILY Sundays sawemedd fromlll. M
Y"
nARTEOLOKMEW IADiSE 1 8T
OdAT,' OF
PA LTVE
Now on Exhiblkon fora khan rum
Admission SO cents. enddren =in If 79= ha
Moe.
Share, of Sleek 930.
►VE)IPLE OF WONDERS.
Wortheast comer of TENTH and CISESTNIIII
Stree4—Becond Ron,,
CHANGE OF ENTEITkretENT EACH HEH/•
I N.
&INTO UTE.
The great Ventriloquist end ' , lamina VG Ida
New aVotoeng Performances at 4, tr Mao"
EVER V Na at 7% eelook. and E WRAY
and RA R AV A rmlioorts tit o'
isting at Lanthable Hoene. ietaN RIL MBE.
Friairtwkbe Feats of FA A Estt 9 j1 B rAls
LEARN CANARY BIRD&
Admina on 25 CIIZIUM Children 13 cents.
ERMANIA ORCHESTRA.—P lIBLIO
Rehearsals evera r FATURDAY at Altrair
FUND HALL ;at o' k M. PkokAgt_ o siES
tickets. one dollar. Bing • t2okeleall cants. To
at! O. Andre's. and Beek h Triton's Mania Blom
at the door. OMAR
RAILROAD LINES.
1859. latimm 1859.
WINTER ARI/GEMENTIV fiRK
IL
THE CAND An , AM d . -
DELPHIA A TRENTO A C .
LINES. FROM pun.ADE MIA 0
NEW YORK AND WAY-PLACES,
/ROM WALirty-STRI.Itt
Will leave as follows, viz 1/1.1.
At 6A. M., via Camden and Amboy, Cam. A AM.
At Ina Camden and Jarill OM. (Now
ierwethlaeownodation— •
Altt DI., vitt ~.amden and Jsrati Cal. morn= 2 111
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At
ern Exprlao • .. ... s
11 A . M., via Tsoony and Jersey City. Wsi6-
At 12,ti P. M., via Camden and Amboy Amman
, I
At 2 P. AL, via Clmdsn antrAmio . 7, O. A A. lA
sN
A ' 4 P. 61 - .; via tftoonTiiiTsiiiiy dirt v . 4- 1;
Ins Eames— 00
At 4 P. M., via * Taoony and Jsreey City, At Class
... . . 11X
At 6 P. m..via — dinlifezi Mid Jarssl ea;
83
At 14 .
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MI P. MT4it - 401 - inden
(might and Penalise/ }-lei cleat -... 2 X
Td Max stet_._.. l6o
Tit P. M. Mall Line nine daily. 11 P.. ima
erA mat limaidere 6.106745 d•
/Or Irces, Easton, Flemington, Re, at 6A. M.
12 gorIdencti chunk, Allentown. and Bethlehem. at
A. M.. 4is Lehigh valley' Railroad.
Water Oap,Stroadabarg, Scranton, yirilkesbarra,
Montrose, Great Send, Ao. at 6 BL. IRS NUMMI.
Lnckawanna and Western Ralll
For Mount ? l olly. at 6 end 9 .6.r "and and SP.
For ?reek° ,at 6 A.• M y sed7
WAY ifgig
For Bristol, Trenton, ito, lir& and 4 P. M.. from
Walnut-street wharf.
For Palmyra, Delanogh BOVOtiy. Burlington. Borden
town. &a.. at DN. 1. 33‘, and 4% P. M.
theamttrtt Trenton, for Tooony, at U A. M. and 4
P. M.
Fifty coml.:tarot ha4gaße only allownd esob passenger.
Passengers are prohibited from taking anything as bap
glue but their wearing aptutrel,_ All baggage over Om
pounds to be pail for extra. Tim oompany limit their
zonizowia,soetfboliii any
amounttiv..4timovi. gad
by er atoontraot.
WM. R. GATZMER. Agent.
RZMOVALB.
- 10 e EAI OVAL. —E. &. F. C. YARNALL &
-KAL co. hero removed from US Market Wallet to 431
SOUTH WHARVE • and 419 PkriN Street. ttktm•
Al ON EV LIBERALLY ADVA N T.l)
1 - TO ANY AMOUNT—Upon Watetitg, Jewelry
Stly r Clothing- Merchandise. le., ter
tONF-S CO., 'id Extabtishad Brokers. IL W. .errTer
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BRISTOL BOARDS—Extra size for
moontine lerge pictures, foratle at the Paper sad
Cent Wetehouse of A. M. tnt.t.lNß
iil2 I*; MINOR st4et.
HAVANA Cli;Aß.z.—Now landing from
bark Ann Fiizabeth " comortste. & :anti
popular brands and chat. For Mit DT
8. FUOugy EONS.
d.14-11i * Kam tiouth hiwiT urea.