The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, December 16, 1859, Image 4

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Taw TneirameAtaotte VOLDS,ostnaor or Oxon
'bra.—The-oouse of the-diriendon-amonithaDe-
MOW Of GObrglit,itthEthie:indleitdontilhiit tWit
sated delegates will be -sent frtsn;.. - that Ptatitd
t*4irivuttoii!,Aiiiintioit, Li; Gait stated h4%the
itait*ltteßatithiiwitit ImiOpposititnipaPer,
Itotnsardtio Mends - seed to - be in a Moat'
lialwArd'muis,-Wn -*bleat; of the Charleston
ffarkritidiintrat.Wbadd natiting wave them train'
a general fiafg•ntt. Notwithstanding the oall for
the ttrdbint ebbrentioalte4 tirdowlint to Mahan it,
ad' ifedelegittob tatidotakatii- - highly 'respects.'
ble and, Wt ,Know , nnobjeationable men,
atiGAtemasents iteptisiderobledissatisfaetion
- reeloV-Irttntatilirt ere'lreee Prelatrect
Onto dayi ago. 'Thd Origin:or b e t Wblediftiotdty
to `fiottevo'
l avi td e pt : xt, is but notruggle een the Minds
!and ansmies of Nowoli
_Gehl:, the latter having de , .
detegigtin firdrdble to bierttutli4.
nationuttusl4 , Bentley= State,ll they:,
havii the' po'wer to treifent, ;To tie it appekre a,
te .:4 4 714 ( 16 4 * 1 40) ina.iiholb' firinfOopo. - 1
' tieloittnruttet rortite-itoonteltif the Cerrnerien`
shell soloot an *Matt :Man thattldr. , abibbi :though°
we oonaider his ehttneea of a nomination veri're--
mote, if any l at.nil..--;
"It is "hardk.,posaiblei to; t'redlot ;the future of
this donteat. 'Wks thet#trn Irtn ertn be
ebbe ttp ..mtketasAtt iicrsngtn Jar a Gonventioi in
March, wo regaid as ^extremely &Wank. The
TatditleGistdAPtik{el Mkon rprikilititt interest in'
this Convention, acid wilLprobably take less in
that. Our olinion - hathat the 'Georgia Demo
cracy eat* v ery tele, rapresontation
Charleston -anyw y , - tut we nre ~ 4ot ,cure if it
Notutillnot r , 41}e :.w.tatet..oouree, far rhent:to out
loose from the concern alingetber. ",Preeentandit.::
rtjA:lOl3A ~ure..thes the film* ) 1 6
,potopiody
theridintnatioa. The'greit question
will radvation of ;the Detniorstie raft and
to thiathid , ther will be driven to nominate aman
g l iMft i ool l3 6ll t Ortg "r .
make him more: meeptablo tO, those " who believe'
that' the South lakoighbarbld4 41410 -be re'
-toitatintm,it Witt . diiihiThenored in
the delagatiOt 't 2 .-Idesars.-Jsokson and -llartridge, a
Ifnionliatjand n;ftre.dattit:l!, - ', ,
The spirit whio, ll .Anbettes „the friends of Mr.
Cobb breapreesed of,the reaphldions of a,Con
-15g4iee-eetellielteollo4ell4et'',.l.', - -
v.Ripotad i That we - wilVeend sdellegata - to the'
National Conventioti Who belcrititharlatoii ; that
we pledgeroureetires do tthlist9portof thaimminee
of thitt - iCobrattioul Vat. the. - eoWidmin that %de
termines to mainteik eqpielN7 of the States,
the.fighteldtbelathLthat werioalyieldloging
of de/f hsset4iihsftr4e.site , of' harmony. ,but
doptfirta_stri#;apd%ungealilied adhesion to`
the doetainte 'mitt prineiplett on 'the subjeottar sla
very, end the. rights . of , the - , fienth in the 00111101)
Territories of tho-Union , whieir babe' beeh Pliantly
deeroget , W.Tke:,P9Ftleell9e4o . .ef 'the Ihdied
ABg%tiAilp,OP.ouorP. l3l . nt. Tag : :Vgnoixta. STATE
51414 thilfienatiOf •the , State of. , ylrginla
on Monday, bfr:'Stnitir presented:lU petition pf
Thett.,7lyn; ef , the State of Ohio, - praying that the
ponlitenent,et ieutehaii, of
4941(-*.ii.4.)i.eAlittßetedite,eeefieeteriiint the
penitentiary. Ur. S. said he milled on the 'Gover
nor, and bad learned froirthtteo , that,ln btu judg
mont,'the'e `eere '
rifdpy igripiip*l*eii tending to
mitigate the etiiiinity of the 'offence ofCleppie,And
dill% the ;n049811.4 'matitled to the
eerionsfie,natdoraticiri, , of-, the genet* , .Usinnbly,
Tbe.Goyernei d twi tdietit appeared frem the evi
dence to -his Arial, that roppie *rat ' ictoirrY young
Maui : tit° had riot yet' attained his twenty-fourth
yeas; that be hid been left an Orphin at six years
cittage,rand badkrtil:August jest, been tinder the ,
guardhumhip utroepeetabli members of the Boole
ispidiwgform good
conduet, iludetstry, honesty,. auCtintldbineu,np to
4 1 1/ttlfilleati'itheit.:Wift , thata , Dire t 3, said that
these perstelS; 004,104 litetiet in Copple,
were now In the lohlktil dui Senate, and ready to
befirtestinimiy - tohli good shatioter: , It also ap ,
peared from the testituony, that_ topple bid been
itii4i4entai In reserving thellese,of , the gentle
iteniithohad been ;eaptesed ' Mid held in coigne.
ment,liiitietru l andhla 414ileef band. Theme•
mortal iiiireterred , to the ComMitteemi courts 'of,
Judo°, which- was
,impoweridlO send for persona
and tapers. ' '
Gamut, &mei, Maalox. , Ito Bierrtea MO
tnante.—The Now‘York Heraidof yes - 6440mA:
• - ,,tt BlitOta Efenetallootre rettutthome froMßititisli
relotaibia ittrinialtppliod himiett strictly hi of lei
businees„iu elaboradnig on his MtPerienee, and -oh
savations' that ' tegionoeith the exception of
oottasional pleasant: itifirreptlons - by the visite of
distingnished *Wiens ! who oalled to congratulate
him pa„ the steteettsful termination of hie important
taisidolianthis"safe , arrival home. The' trip was
deoidedly benedoial to the health of the General,
illuVaPPittig more relent: and active than those
many_4earalls _
" His visit te British Ooltunida, although charged
wittt,an lutportent mission, war - ...exoeedinglY
pleasant: - Whin he arrived at Vaneouver, he took
the .13titlihertP,b,y and: , eVirlitody, that.
could elireklikl4 top atelier:ter Ittatey,Welbibtight
battles Hhipretenee at:the head of a , miesion:Uo
troughtwithimpewealookedepottesthemoat
forttifiattlifirettl tti,hoth . governments ) , by " the Bti
tjtdk and:AmeViniang, in that iquarten:that had 00-
cum:Ho! ammistinte: ; General Been wig reamed
hi the tadift' dtief andlogiltablCniannieby
Governor Done* end the British othaericand; to
uno thblauguageofan eye=witness J, the hoopla'.
lita• extended, to General Scott cou ld not be ,mOre
Wilial'etren &Ile own country.,! • or ilime the
Vildalt officialsappeared. to lees all resolleetion of
e Ilitrputedrleland ;question i-by ,00mmeuttng upon
whet they termed -'th'e tintrigmta 'and overbearing
conduet-afpeneralAarney.'-.- 766 lattaT omoer ap
pears to'beinipoptil lelth the. British,;' who think
- him too dictatorialto, Preserve the entente cordfalf
between the two great nations. • Oeneralßoott had
sovora briatinterviews with general Harney, but
they,liertpoic MVO Of an offideLobaraoter •than
" The.eroonnts rdn6rted fioni time to time about,
t 56 hoatiliirs ofthie Midrib toirarda Arierlaana haat
been greatly axonal-Aid and mleatated.
the traftath,htlhe eieltement there was no more ll}
feeling...than would naturally be.laahlbittid by two
nat As rights . Invaded:
General , Boott:e visit f, (ma( on . the , troubled
•
„ „ ,
panoe ' ttj,4:lrtirrantintr.'-4.nothar of the; &mien!
lights Of thelinittitßatee Senate le soon *giant.
By4e:eleitioti-Of-Mr.-Brooklaridge.-from.Men.-
ttiokr, John J: pritienden, the Meet .rneinber'of
the Sena net body, retiree from a publle iervioe
thit bite-W3:6lo'd henotabli tolihntelf and raw
°04.4.1 1 i,e4W6'. Atf.:dilthinden fe nor Vin
the sevetiMfoßrtbt roar of Wage,: entered
theSonate as early eat 1111f=forty;teio: . years ogo—
afttionitilte Minoe#o4 but ,two; years. It , to
m
eingnlfaat that , Mr. Crittenden ham never been
a•rearnber of, the Mow, of ,Ropieientatfies. Be
dded dbferenklonant
. 14 ,the Senate, Mr. Orli.
tondo/ream:lithe intbSo-ae so4ernor of Kontnekg,
and - tAttdin4•Efeneral ttndor .Preeldent liarrhion,
and also under Mrwlllmore. " -
IDJ.,cilptteTi(rov.
• •
[Eciortoit ki the 'Vrifis3to
_EAVAN.e.-LteerAreihon hcri.r^4Sooo cigatc
P 1 ix Welavellecoficittepbeti W* MAN MOAN
do chskTemi 19 000 do Mitchell ~ .1.11021;:/.700.Co
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& E ran* Ida I M PON .do .11, mount: • lime]
bbt dal box eigyottos two ;ZODlsool. WWI lo "dor-
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R CO; a lot of old iron Yhiraiii,lton Co, 116740, rosin
FtbtargarS n °. l ! % !:k A r rek:l.?tra fruit
PA8801r•Bb. "
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D..
Tae DeS lieeinsit l iestigniiiiate, Copt Hersh
man,. for- Charlindon. st- 40 o'oloojc-yestordar
morning, with a full freight and am:lathe/01 14 30 "4" 8 .
Ship ikilferincr,(nenr.-of Boston, 719 tonal Pendleton,
Mewed at Axton ltth insvhir Now Orleans.
Bark( P Imams, 13F o n s ner, cleared at New ^ °flexile nth
inst. for Ilinitosivacit Wallin zonated. brgetegra r th.
Berk Oak, Aupos ewe, arri vied at Bogart 14th net,
Bilge Tnadelopsenot, WirtMoGilvery, liar man,
and May Queen,. orton, henna, arrived at Beaton 14th
instant.
Bohr S V W SimmOds, Godfrey, henoe, arrived at Ord-
Barratt; henoe, arrived at New;
m eothaYirli i ii_gtWeiver, Pearl, Chase, 8 P sojiday,
Seaman, and Moeleter, Plan hence, arrived at Boston
14th inst. , • _ • •
Bohm Latnitißne. timnso„, u". 0 ' , 1 3 .a411.. - 14
and .1 B Dickinson. thalth, 'rota Demon /or r iauelnhia;
H Weston, Weston, and J B Austin Mat, from lie,'
Haven for do, and Deborah Jones, L a tem, from Lynn
for do. stir York 14th inst.
Bohrlio Batton, kenos, arrived at Washington, D
0, Btu
R ge ,e h r r il h Smith, honor', arrived at Fall
filejtid/griD test aiiond. , Nitirton, at Newport 13th inst.
• Sokr Quosarntigs, Whelden, Wee, arrived at
Providence 13th init. • ,•
• Bohm Flyaway. flavis L and' David 13 Floyd. Raokett,
at Providenop,mth met romLßelawarti City,
Sohn, Samuel 14 Atolls n.'Utalat,frotri Pmvidenoe for
Philadelphia, id. a Bsimel Mori% Hoover, ttom .do ' tot
Wilmington, el hailed from, Herwport 13th hat.
• SehOtartha; Gauge, enuth,'atitew Raven 13th inst.
nein Brandywhie. ,• • •
Bo cleared at Boston 14th inst.
for Cl r ig r ge k tiii: l at - etcin O the Id,
lit 36111, , 10as 1 yar tonsail schooner. about seven miles
'distanti - rtinniait before SPY wind, And intW filo some to
with the topsail aback; took no no t of oar erisign, and
aUPPagell .11V-Abilin4oll , l4. It was mowing fresh
frqrair"“ Otd. ( Oh.. , .„
.
M=Mii4443=
HOLIDAY:-PRMENTS.
w. luivepbttoostveds 'swami beautlful an
mortm#ll6l3.B
• , " 4 4cp Rriv .
Selected expressly for Holiday
GOLD Welintl( h ittal r lal THE
- some inlaid Ira diamonds an rs ensmeled.
*Lee,.
WATCH= SUITABLE FOR BOYS.
°l l) l atert b rinVt i le Gni of
Of all Itiziax, at redasedspoes... Diem
Mounted
In the most snouted* style. Vint style of
Betting plancondsnannot be ex
ea od in this oculars.
Our assortment o Jewelry embraces the following:
CORAL,
MOSAIC. S • .
PLAIN, and "
FANIQY JEWELRY
of evervilesoriptlign, such. Oold_Beek and Vest
Cbainag.Stads, Sleeve-Buttons. Gold Thimbloa, Yon tols,
Tooth Maki, Armlets Looketo. &0.. &o.
aiLVE was.
Silver Swoops and . Forke; TiefCeke. Better, Ice Cream
and FMB A yrFe t rive , Sugar and Berry SPOOnet
Salt Cohan. Napkin ruts, cold _Caoes and.
NxlgiragpitvoioN:dmareir,Zititt%
sell redupee prices,
Gold and Jet race eta of all kinds, of the newest de
.B.—Old Oold and Silver purchased for 'exalt or taken
itgenehabge. &lease call and examine at
LAU & CO.'S
faro. 802 CHMTNU S t reet,
SILVER WARE.
lESiIIB. MEADOWS & 00., •
111iNtinOTTIEHAB OP PURLING
S in E_R-W AR E;
Wauld ril4oOifulls inform the Publics, and their
muisterouseatrons that they have OPENED A STORE at
- 683 ARCH trinprr,
Where will be found a most extensive assortment of
" SIL'VER'WARE,
Entireljef their OWN MAITUFAOTURE, Of the Weil
design, end st ! rmen an reasonable as out be found In
the MAY.. nll4-1m
SILVER WARE. •
WAIL WILSON & SON
hike apeelat attention to, their stook at SILVER
WARE, which la now ituunally large, efordins a tra•
note of pattern and - derign nneurpeursed by any house
the United saw, and of fuser attains than is mantas*.
tared for table * woo in ans part of the world.
Oar Standard of 1311vor if 935.1000 parts pure
Th• English ' it
Amerioss!and FreFob.: 900-1000, '
Thee Iterill be 'seen that we rive thlttY-ave ruts rim
than the Amato/mend rnanth ootn;and Seaport+, Deter
than therEnallith Sterling. We melt all our own Sneer.
,alui ant Foremaabeticoonteetett ttith the Relinism De
, eettment 'Atha 'M4041 , 6408 Matter several yeareme
`enanutten the eashtsifa above MS). "dui% is the finest
that east be made to ble envisentie. and will maid the
notion of wide man better alma CAs ordneare Biter
onnuefsestowt.
Wit. WILSON & SON,
N.AlerAsay Amos* of Bilvor tostratitatured sr &mei
!upon, but posttive/v on issfarior so Amok mut daunt
' caa session!.
Dula, stulledvith theism* niudsid u used in
:our ?still doosremout.
EUZAMi;
CONMISSION HOUSES.
VILOTEINGHADI do WELLS,
35 LRTITIA STREET, AND 34 8013TH
'" FRONT STREET.
COTTONADES.
Gettable for both Clothier" and Jobber', in lane
variety.
SUMMER COATINGS AND SABEMBEETTB
Made by Washington Mins.
Or s tr o taken for these desirable goods for genus trade
SHIPLEY, £ IHJTOHINSON,
. NO nit OREOTNOT
71oman3g1 it "TACEIOIIANTB
FOR:111:$ BALK OP
PX-lILADELPHIA-MADE
-- GOODS. -
; igHign •
VirttLlNo;3f, COFFIN. &
COMPANY.
ne 011.11STNIIT STREET,
'AGENTS - FOR TEE BALE Or
W. spzukeuva
In - gram eluisty._lnoluding_Cbooolates. _Turkey Reda
,Greena,loeos,Miirtinge, and Fanny Styles.
;BLEACHED. OREETINGS AND SKIRTINGS.
Unimak Maiming ' Meteraville,
Whohington Union MiUs,
Blaelarners, •• • Cohannet, Johnston, ',
Belvidere. ' Phoenix,. Slnithyille.
BROWN SHEETINGS, OUTINGS, AND
OSNADDEGS. •
lelatoine, Vlrginitt Family, Groton,
Ettdok, Eagle, Manahoster.
!Lee's & Farm's, Black Hawk, Mercer A,
Warren A,, Farmers', • Rivorilde.
Cart's River, Elwell. '
• PLOTEir.
Bottoraleee, Porneroyla,l (Benham 00.'4, and other
i naliedpf 3%4 lind:FanoT all wool and cotton' vnTro
pot he in [mat v 5600 .,
, „ DOPE.I3B AND OASSIKERES. '
GrsendeldCo.. Saxton River, inwilton Main,
steetrit'i M. Gay k• Sons, Glendale,
&agars Co.. " and others.
SATINETS.
*coked Ainealadrioh, Taft k. Capron,
Minot; ' Charter Oak, Crystal Swinge,
Swift Blear. Conentere, Florence Mills.
Carrells, Dsihrines, Cohyonwille, do.
BLLEBIAG.—Lonadale Co.'s, Smith's, and other mhos,
Alin end twilled, of all colors.
neelaG , Blaltro Striver and Plaids.
Jewett city and Irene MAVIS. Denim, and 'MMus'.
Rhode LdandandrhiladalphisLinsers, Apron Checks,
lin_47l l 4o lll Maltalir
Miseard's and inpaer'e Gaon Flannel.
Pishervillii Co.'. Corset Jeans, do.
auf-Miliplkz;inel-Ilm&Artf " •
FROPONALS FOR LOAN.
MAYOR'S OFFICE,
OITY OF PHILADELPHIA,
PROPOSALS FOR LOAN
01 THE
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA,
Antbonced by Ordnance approred December 10th,
A. D. law
PROPOSALS
DO s➢ 321D01211ED
i; PROPOSALS FOR CITY LOAN,"
Will be received at the Mayor's Office, in the Oily
of"hittaielphitip until
,SATURDAY, D401210E11 24, 1859,
AT 12 O'CLOCK M., FOR LOANING TO THE CITY
OF 141114DELFRIA
nEODSAND DOLLARS,
Yor trtiloh Certificates of Loam of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS and upwards will be hawed, bearing Interest
at SIX PER CENTUM per annum,
FREE FROM TAXATION,
REDECAIABLi in THIRTY YEARS from DATE
_Proposals will be reeeived for any sum, but not in
fractions of one, hundred deflate.
The Propoetdcwill be OPENED
ON THE 24th DAY OF DECEMBER, 1859,
BY the Mayor of the City, in the oreeenoe of the City
Treasurer end the Committee of Finance.
T H E agingsx OBER. WILL BB APBBP.TED,
The eity reserving the right to, accept or deoline the
ittlide_or stry,eart thereof. Paimeut will be required
On the thirty . ..6Ni day of DeceMber, /Ma. ritotott to
eommutaecin the Ant of Jerinet,,,
ALEXANDER HENRY,
ar r tiod ' u4' oR OF rHILADBP,MA.
COUGHS .AND COLDS
Coughs, Cold., Coughs, Colds, Coughs, Colds, Coughs,
Coughs, Colds, Coughs, Colds, Coughs, Colds, Coughs,
BrossMelts, Hoarseness; Bronehitis, 'Hoarseness,
Bronchitis, Hoarsenesa,Bronohitis, Hoarseness,
Whooping Cough, Croup, Whooping Cough, Croup,
Whooping Cough, Group, Whooping Cough, Croup,
Quinsy,
Quinsy,
Consumption, Consumption, Consumption,
Consumrtion, Consumption, Consumption,
Consumption, Consumption,
andante dnreasee, End an unfailing antidote, a ready
relief, and a nit and speedy rum In that great and
univereally approved Remedy.
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
Fresh and Reliable Teeiimany.
" BALIIAM OP• WILD CHIIRRY.—We call
'the attention of our readers to the advertisement of
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, in another column,
and assure them they can 'find no better remedy for
' coughs, wide, asthma, bronchial affections, or any
' disease of the throat or lunge.
" In August, 1888, an estimable friend of ours returned
' from a visit in the country, much emaciated, and la
' boring under a severe cough, which had made much
'rapid Inroads upon het constitution, that we felt
'something must be done at once, or she would become
'a clothe of consumption. Having known the benefi
' Mal results which have occurred from the use of Wis
' tar's nalsain, we made purchase of some for her, and
we are happy to say that before she had taken the
' contents of one bottle her cough had entirely left her,
'and she is now in the enjoyment of expellent health."
Olive Branch, June 25, 18,19,]
Important letter from Res. Jacob &skier, well known,
and highly respected throughout the e of Pennsyl
vania:
Hi:NOV/CR. Feb. 18,1859.
MO6lllll. B. W. FOWLR k. CO" BO.TOTT—Dear Sirs:
Having realized la.y family iinge r nt benefit from
the use of your valua bl e preparatio istar's Balsam
of Wild Cherry—it affords me pie re to recommend
it to the public,. Borne eight yearn ago one of my daugh
ters seemed to be in I decline. and little hopes of her
recovery were entertained. I then procured a bottle of
Vrinir ,expeltent Balsain, and before she had taken the
whole of the contents of the bottle tkere wasa great
improvement her health. I have , in my individual
ease, made frequent bee of your valuable medicine, and
have always:been benefited by it. would; however,
caution thspublic against,lmposition, because time u
a good deal of spurt ous Wisear's Balsam of Wild Cher-
TV afloat throughout the country.
- - - JACOB BECKLER.
[From a diirinyirished Pbysicion.l
•A4reea,etn, Tioga county. Pa., Aug. 1868.
Gent/ men: Having used in Z oraottoe, the feat four
years. Wig&We' Salaam of Wild Cherry, with great
Rumen, I moat oheerfully recommend it to those af
flicted with 0144146 Cons he. Colds hriut, &e.
H. .'ItURTIN, M. D.
AU who ender with any &ease of the Throat, Lungs,
and Chest, can obtain like renal' by tieing
WISTAR'S BALBAM OF WILD MERRY,
WIBTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD' CHERRY
beware of vile and worthless counterfeits! The
onty Gamine, Pure, and Medicinal Balsam, hoe the
name of "I. BUTTS" written with a pen, and the
Printed name of the proprietore; "8. W. YOWLE &
C 0.," on the outer wrapper. To purchase any other
were money winded, and health Jeopardized. The
genuine retains its virtues litany climate; it cannot de
teriorate, but improves with age.
B. W. FOWLS 86 CO., No.lB Tremont street, Boston
:DrugsWs, dealers, and merohrtnts, throughout the
State.
T. W DYOTT & SONS, Wholesaii. Agents, No. 218
North SECOND Street, Philuielphle,
1----
DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY OF THE SYSTEM,
DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY OF THE SYSTEM,
LIFER COMPLAINT, ACIDITY,
LIVER COMPLAINT, ACIDITY,
BILIOUS COMPLAINTS, SICK HEADACHE,
BILIOUS COMPLAINTS, SICK HEADACHE,
FLATULENCY, LOSS OF APPETITE,
FLATULENCY, LOSS OF APPETITE,
And the numberless other disease' arising from Indi
gestion, and juncttonal disorders of the Stomach, find,
when the disiase is not beyond the power of medicine,
rowdy relief In that established and sterling remedy,
THE OXYGENATE!) BITTE'RS,
THE OXYGENATED BITTERS.
RELIABLE TESTIMONY.
We mall the attention of the reader to the following
otter from President Smith, of Wesleyan University :
MIDDLITOWN, COllll, Feb. Alga
SEM W. FONVLE & I first made
we of the OXTOXIJTED BITII7II some seven or eight
years iinee, Having suffered for twenty years from a
form of DysilieStA, which was attended with a nervous
headache, on an average of not less than one day in a
week, I was indneed by the unpretending recommenda
tion of Dr. Green " to try one bottle, and if no benefit
was received to discontinue the use."
The usapt one bottle warranted a further trial, to the
extent of some three or four, with a careful observance
of alio accompanying directions. The result was an
almost entire relief from the usual dyspeptic symptoms,
and their depressing, painful 001111(1 , 1110110411. I believe
these bitters produced an entire change M the habit/ of
my *yawn, and upon the active energies of the diges•
five organs. I now deem myself as exempt from dye•
payee as most persons. These bitters have also been
of service to other members of my family.
Very respectfully yours,
. . AUGUSTUS W. SMITH.
(Testimony of a distinguished Physician.)
hlurevino, Tioga county, Pa., Aug. 26, 1838.
I have used the Oxygenated Bitters in my practice,
with decided success, la debilihr, and general utuistra.
lion, &0., and confidently recommend it in general de
bility, and diseases of the digestive organs.
F. 11. WHITE, Id. D.
Prepared by SETH W..FOWLE & CO., Beaton, and
sold by druggists and me rebuts throughout the &ate.
WIZOLI,SAIA AOHNTIO. '
T. W. DYOTT & BON,
US North SECOND Street, Yhiladelphis
007-ect9md&W
'IMPORTANT TO CLERGYMEN, PUBLIC
B_PEAHEE4ELANA SINORREI. •
LANCA ERRS
RONCHIAL LADENCIA.
"A BLN3H OOLDP if first symptoms soo not
arrested, too often - lays - the Foundation or ,s varisty of
Pulmonary pornplanits. Including Winter Cough, Asth
. ma, Bronein ha. infinensa, Irritation and 801040112 Oi
the Throat. and other oonstitutional derangements.
The evil consequences of these disorders may be eiteilY
averted or subdued by Ima ms at bend a supply o the
above celebratedLOZEl.W.M. which have now stood
the teat of Rubins experience for several years.
Contairdnig neither opiates nor any inlurnmeariodYna,
they may be safely taken by the youngest child or the
most delicate female. Prepared only by
THOMAS LANCASTER
017 inwilm
ELEVENTH and WALNUT Shoal /
Philadelphia. a.
-THE ALL-SUFFIOIENT THRiEI
TRIESEMAE, h. 2, and 3.
Protected by Royal LetF, Patent of England. and
matted _lay the Bests of the °lade Phmtnacia de Pans,
and the Imperial College o Modioine, Violin, et.,
elo.lip invaluable or exhaeation,speiTeatorrneta, and
all 'Armee disabili es.
No. 2 oMplstely eradioatei all traoee of those diseases
that have been hitherto treated by the nauseous and par
nlylous nee of oopaivia and embalms.
An. 3nas en ti relynneelan ted th e inharl one nee or mer
cury, t h ereby insuring Lathe sufferer speedy relief dis
venting all impurities, and rooting out the venom of dig-
TRIRSEhtAit, Nos.), 2, and 3, are prepared in the
farmo A lozenge. devoid of taste and amen, and can be
care an the waistcoat pookaL Bold in un mums, and
'divid into separate drams, aa administered by Yelpeau,
Laßenuand, Roux, 'Hoard, &e. Price $3 seta, or - four
oases for $9, which saves $3• and in eV oases, wham
-
by -
by there i s a saving of $9. To be had, wholesale and
retail. of Dr. BARROW, 191 DlEge r Street, New York.
Sold also at R_etailly CAL AI&
Wi cp., corner
THIRDand WALNUT Stree , *re, and by
;T. W. DYOTT & SONS, 218 North COND Street,
Wholesale and Rated Agents for Penruir reuse
IUEDIVATED VAPOR BATHS.
Jorm- SULPHUR. HOT-AIR, and STEAM BATHS.—
Under the care of Dr. T. H. RIDOELY, HAI SPRUCH
Street.- Highly recommended by &lithe principal phyi
inns in the oily for Rheumatism, Skin DUleabba,
Philis, Coughs and Colds, Female Diseases,
o te l e 7 . 3w o.
mid
/Ast accommodations for Ladies.
DR. MOFFAT'S. VEGETABLE LIE E
AL." PILLS AND PHOENIX BITTERS have been
thoroughly tested, and pronounced e eoverence remedy
for dregetelei flatulency, heart-barn and headache,
oostiveness. diarrhma, fevers of all kinds, rheumatism,
it n' g Tr el
' l r r i uir i n glrcfgti snit eryie oclno:oi an
nuensa% irreguisrity apd all der angement
of the female
gystem,?ilea, Too ottils disease, to wit? the
krr3.l.
Druggists gene ralLy ail over the N' w
sit-AWly
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
NOTICE. Tho Partnership heretofore
g between GEO. W. COLBY and CtIAB. A.
DANIBLB. trading as 080. W. COLB) &
_OO.. has
beep_ dieeolved , by mutual agreemenL CHAP. A.
DANIELS alone le authorized to oodeet meneye due to
the late firm. uho. W. COt.
Philadelphia. Dee. 9th, ISA CIIAB. A. DANI d LB tt
N'OTIOR IS HEREBYDIVEN, that the
dey so of WARNICK, CHADWICK, & BRQ. 1 thle
lveddi. The Neater, Range, awl glove bp ni
wig be continued under the name of CRADW I K
PRO. at the Northeast comet of BRVOBD Arid RAC
Streets. PR II A% 16 ° 11MSf
a A. X.
Philadelphia. July 11, liS9. l ilt•tf
Dlcsmann 3L UN.
HOUSEKEEPERS LOOK TO YOUR
la reek Buy your COAL 4i; RICKS', where
nothing nut the very beat gualitr of high nod &amyl
kil tioalts offered at the following re flood priosi:
Le igh, roken, Egt, and Mee... ..... ...84 to
par ton.
t i trOrN i
160 "
erronted free from elate or duet and NH weight, al
nfin t ' r ke . rd dai r e lgl d ltr e t . oornor MARSHAL.iiitr
W. GROOMS
P.a• °Masud South FOURTH Street,
WHARF, PINE uyLKILL,
Locust Mountain,h and Bohnylkill
C 0 A
Merchandise taken on what ass. 015.6ta
HICKORY AND SPRING MOUNTAIN
JILL LEHIGH COAL,Rtemt E w a i,th o re, for_
be"ikilletoNsillgetl"" Depot, ra v
and
CHARLgS RUMP.P.
PORI E-NtOklv l /Tr / AND POCKET pool(
MA N UFA °TUBER,
47 North SIXTH Street, below Arch,
Formerly of MS North Fourth Street,
Forte-monnatee, Cigar Cases, Pooket Books, Port
folio., (Nihau, Satchels. Purses, Dressing Cases, Money
Belts, Workßoxes, dm, wholesale and retail.
Repairing done with despatch. dl4-dtgith
MORE PROOF OF THE-WONDERFUL
REPA
A-I'IEIIRATOR.7EOTR OF MONELL'S AMERICAN HAIR
PITILADELPIITA, ReptantTier 27th, leM.
This Is to certify that !was bald for many years, had
was recommended to try your Reparator ; and hams
Er i oonred three bottles, used it for three months, which
as caused lay halt to `row, and although not suits as
Mk as before, yet it is constantlytrotting:
E. M. JONES,
No. 89 North Third street.
PIIILADRLYIttA. September 2
Mr. J !Samna.: Dear Sir—Soma tirnem i ne; or
hair oommenced falling out, so much so, that Wal,lti
fact, fearful of becoming brad I but hearing of the won
derful power of your Reparator, I wee induced to buy a
bottle, and after using one-hell of it s r haiy nat only
ocased coming out, but commenced g ljr finely, and
I have now as thick a nit of hair as et had.
JACOB VANS,
No. 524 Cherry street.
For sale ITT. 11, PETERS & Co., Sole Agents, No.
Tle CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia. segaim
HAN 8 AN 1) • 'S }I OULDERS.-2,300 .
Pieeee City_ Smoked name and Shoulders, for
to r b
. t n ,9 A V.X v iataCt. & CO., ARCH Street, sezrl
hhds, Dry Salt Shoul
Ps- 7 'de re, Just received and kV mite h ,
c. 0. BAi LER & CQ,
db) ARCH Street.d oor above cost.
ro t twolleointognuA, FAO" MEMBER 16, 1859:
MEDICINAL.
COAL.
NOTICES.
NOTIOE.-L-Tho PENNSYLVANIA. RAIL
ROAD comPery herebygive* notice, In ac
cordance with the provieionp of an Aot of Assembly en.
titled "An Aot relating to Liens of Common Carriers
and othere,n approved March 16,1858. to the owners,
the consignees and to all other parties in any way
.in
terested an 'of the geode, wares, or merchandise,
mentioned in t e sohedule attached to this notice, that
the same remains on stompe at the respective Station.,
'named below—tbet they were carried , upon the line of
mid Railroad at' the dates a to the coneignees men
tioned in the Schedule and here to due upon the Immo
'the respective amounts /dotin said echeonle. Not•oe
is hereby given tothe said owners, coneignpee, and par
ties provision teresterb in accordance with the said
Act of Assembly. that unless said goods , wares, or mer
ohan ise are (Awned . and the charges paid, they will,
under the provision' of said Aot of Assembly, be Sole b y
Public Bale, at the Depot of.the said Pennsy l vania Ra
road Company. No. 137 DOCK Ntreeton the oity of Phila
delphia, on MONDAY, December 19th.1850, commencing
at 10 A. M.. end that the proceeds will ho applied to the
mm e n t onuses and expenses, and the residue. if
any, will be held esthiect to the order of the owner of the
'property. sold: -
DATE. CONSIGNEE. ARTICLES. FREIGHT
_
AT PHILADELPHIA.
•
Nov a 7, John Hibbing, 2 bble Haupt, ea 01
835. ,
Fe l b 20. J W Peters, 2 bond tent poles, 7at
Ala. 27, 8 A'
I) Qatih, 34 aim stooks
M y 10, r Jones.
box drum!. 1 92
0 81
July Ni.'finn, Smith, & Co, 2 bbla putty, 525
Aug 2, assail &0, 2 boxes of hats. 984
23,1Fd Wright, , bag or bare, 70
flip 21, D Dimond, keg butter, 75
20, 11 8 Rokcy, box merobandiee, 2 82
Oct 10, Ittobad_aon & Cade, box tobatoo, 7to
Des 27, Myers,Whitelk Co, 2 bra 2 pox marble, 15 M
IEO6.
Feb 21, int, Johns, box bitters, 90
April jl. G Holmbold, d ryross, 13 so
,' 11 , Yi J Sno wi er , d,
hide, )8
VO, B IFneeder, bbl whisker, 1 26
May 2d, Day &Janke, box merehandlee, 1165
July 10, 0 B Strad' & Co, child's comb, 140
Dos e&t 21,
it L 1 N1.7.11V,' 2 empty bbla, 120
box merelmodiaa, 767
" 8, 8 8 Melaturins, box merchandise, 436
181 g.
Jan 8, J Burnett, box merchandise 495
3, at; e & Brother, box merchandise; aB7
Mar 7, t trios,
2 bare barley, 1 97
10ae213, Imlay,
box merobandiso, 8 41
July 22, Altman, butter worker, 285
21, 1
Bradfield, box mei chendiee, 228
Aug 1, B Woolnian, bundle gee pipes, 75
Bert 25, I,lLamblin, lot reins fixtures, 870
2SI, I I, Lamblui. lot awing fi xtures. 0 06
Oct 2 , Ermieder, 8 boxes glassware. )al
3,1, Colburn, iron safe Mid PION, 79 72
" 18, 8 ordatnin. 3 barge merchandise, 8 lit
Nov2s, Thompeon & Mew
art.l box nterohandige, 2ea
" 23, 2 Bollingeheid, keg cider, 181
Dec 19, Y. Lloyd & Co, box books, 1 73
29, 1' WBheurer, sheet, 464
liar 8, YV li _ Crav e,
box show ease, 8 02
18, r. E l li s box merchandise, 90
" SS, Burnett & Snyder, trunk, 5 40
" 27,Tt1/sI RPitge, bale wadding, 80
Aisrlls, Burn's, C & 11,, barrel oil, 8 Xi
•• 21, Do do. do, 4 30
May 3, Adams Express Cc, trunk, 209
: I f . Burnie[ ILI: &B, :Aral oil, 283
3 80
June aS II lean ,
2 mowlng maohlfies. 14 40
Aug 16. immix, 0 & li , _ barrel merohanuise. 923
16, C R Kinnig, . 1 box, 260
LOCAL FRBIOHT.
1855.
Jan 15, Steelman 8 Co, 250 epokee. 215
Nov 5, 0 H Beak, 4 wind mills, 16 65
18M.
JunelS, jr. McAdams , chest merehandiee, t 0
Aug tI, J MoLelland, bbl Bedford water, 266
Oot 11, J Conrod, but and barrel, 1 S 5
Deo 23, Bringtturet k Co, 'word-out sow, 103
Dec 31, klspoch,
.. 31, M Robinson, .1k:t: 68
. 1 12
WC
Ap4134, W E Rardirut, bbl Bedford water, 810
Juneri, X Myers, box dry goods, 40
July 7, a Solomon, tripod. 8 28
AT BALTIMORE.
1858
Deo 29, Magraw & Koons, barrel and bag, 596
AT LANCASTER.
IBS&
Ildm r i1: 3 ,. N R Yabbangh, raliatigiomr
li H Fahbansb, AA
70
berrei liquor.. 73
M A r g; r Witmer, rb 1 57
11 1 3?Tel a Z i o ' r. 25
ji!y it J Hap., R R map, 45
AT ILARRISBURO
.
i' 4 e i t 1 1 6: I Winebrenner,
VAPaaprers, 9 tiS
15 08
1855.
May 25, I Leobman, trunk, 1 48
Jane 11, A Waroner, box merobandlso, 4 6.1
14, filrkabaush. }dozen rakes, 225
" 25, 1 vneb, Iron Furnace, 40
Sext 27, 1 Keith, 2 boxer, 625
27, A Stewart 2 boxer, 2 ni
"IMS. 27, 73rows 54 t o o, pump and tub, 6ld
. .
Mar 12, Meeklin & Roberta, box inerohmedlee, 3 00
June 3. W Joioe. d chairs. table & bed'bi 4 Ca
Nov2B, I Davis, I) Machine, box and
wheel. 1 Ed
May 7, F A Brown, chest, 100
June 27, AB young, box oil, as
July 20, Annie Furgeson, chest, 600
Aug 18, Janos Tamale, nesting'. 340
Sept 24, Geen ac Rosa, 2 ear loads ltililbet, 36 34
Oot 2P, J Jameson, box, 700
13 Taylor, lot sundries. AS 00
IBS&
Mar 1, It Holland, box D skin', 77
April 7, H Gilberto
May 25, 8 kerne. barrel nil. 3 84
3 boxer metehandise, 6 LI
u •
June 5,
~ ),W Wilkegon, 1 "
July 7, Reese, oannon & eartigge, 11 00
" 21, E Paris, trunk. 109
Auglo, Bauman, orato hair, 159
' " George Powell. 2 boxes liquor. 60
" " Eberle! & Miller, womb machine. 26
" 19, Falls, Fisher, & Co, 7 bens of beg*. 030
" 24, 14. D Parry,
Sept 18, D Little. 2 boxes furniture, 121
saw summer, 1 10
11, D. Urlok, sealer, 20
Oct 11, B Parker, 001Msbeller& plasterer, 38
AT DUNCAIINO.
MA
Me) 2 , 1, 1) Miller, 3 barrels liquor, 2ft
2 bxe papbr 1 box gl'a, 1 40
Aug 31, 1 1 11 ' 1 t il u le'r Si barrel liquor, 00
- - • -
AT NEWPORT
116.
Ap B rl 17, Fry A. Briner. 2 corn Plaxterl. 38X
Deo 33, 0 Decker, box drugs, sr
1867
hilll, J P MeNeal,
N yl ov 2, yClellaud. bag of btsga. as
box merchandise, 1 Is
VW AT PBRRYSVILLE.
Mar 4, Okeson.
orate
box, 1 99
Oat 27, MtOpt & Cleager, orate eueeruotare, 3te
Sept 21, J Oehl empty keg and I Jar, 69
AT MIFFLIN.
...
14% 6 10, .1 Bear, box *igen, W Jew 4, 11 Gant, harmed aim, PO
41 11, J 0 Barna, Move and Plata, u
May 99, Gamma ,lk, Haun, Mare, 179
July V, Bhomer, box druga, PO
AT LEWISTOWN.
1854.
Nov 20, 0 0 Jaineson, winnower; 13 29
1866.
f a t ° 11 .110F,:tter. steak flutter, . lot
. 1 00
,A . I
1 N Brow, & ijo,ohest, es
oet 27; John Irwin, 7 pee machinery, It 36
Zen I!, I A Manny, keg lisuo 16 0 46
0 Font, I sorrels tenor, 3 N
.. .. I t o Yeasts, 1 ar. '4sibb " ‘ •8 10
" " Meteor, I keg* " 76
... It ,Vg: twunt..,
„ , 4.„
S,
July 1. jn ieltEer, 1 31
l IF Ite, WJc i tt n ete r, rtWirtm., 1,11,
" 26, 4 4_7' otripeon, lIIIIPer, 2D 70
Sept 111, j Brookbale. I has paper hang-tale, 4 60
AT MOUNT UNION.
IMO. •
Deo 6, D Galbraith, stove, 706
1851.
Mar ra, A Stumph. 35; barrels liquor, 310
AT MILL CREEK
1858.
3 73
•••
°a 23 ' A a"eniana barrel 2 barrels ol. el t.O
22, Brown ; barrel
AT HUNTINUDON.
Sept 1, W Wbittaker. box. I 65
Oct. 16, Hl r i Prise, 3 barrels °rackets, I tO
Nov 251 , A Stewart, eider mill, 1 02
17, A Morrie, stove, 2 PO
" 17. D L Masten. horse sewer. II Si
. .. . . .
AT PETERSBURG
1867.
May 13, 1 Bally, ro'l casters, 66
30, 1 T Smith, pot and plate, 65
1838.
June 16, Mrs Reed T . STRUM!, piano.E
°REL 8 29
1864.
A
Ma: 9, F. Jones, 3 bag & 2 pieces ma
°Maori. 9 16
18M.
Mar 13, R Henderson, ironpot, KT
July 3, I A McClure, box fruit. so
IS
AT TYRONE.
Sept
1465. 29, Barger & Hooper , plough outings), 332
Feb 16,ABlytetbough, windmill, 11l
12, W w fireman, box, 81
May 8, John Woodward, box ratting tools. 78
Deo 19, George Gayer, corn shriller, p 2
1856.
'Jan 1. Baldwin Hatter, rout machine, 2to
"
3, TC & 0 Lewis, box machinery, 169
l 1 barrel. fib, 75
May 17, It Moreton,
June 10, 11 F Rolls, box railing tails, 67
857,
Feb 21, Dilute Hire,. wrought Rend stone, 17 36
Aur 21, Thome* Lawman, box sundries, 70
May it 4. i li ag t bu : rt , bundle rope, M
rope,. 77
" 30, John White, box sundriell, 174
June 26, J Oopenhaver, half barrel liquor, 90
ig, le, Wl:6lre% box sundries,
trunk, 160
28
Deo 11, I McKinley, barrel sundries, 26
" 21, 1 T Bloom, box " 60
1868.
Jan 11, J Mock & Brown, bee matins., 929
April 2, Amos lines, box enmities, es
"
26, R Hoover, box and rope. 85
" 26, I Moore, stove and box, 109
" 26, 0 Gates, rope, 72
" 26, 18 Gamble, box and boa mane, 1 13
" 24, J Grimes, box sundnes, 72
May 1, I F Lee, box sundries, 72
3, W Boyer, box sundries, 126
3, B Bishop, stove and hag mdse. 166
4, NI k i Cathem, box !sundries. 1 11
" 14, 1.0 Bloom. box mdse. 86
" 20, Bygham & MoCul
looh, box, 7n
" 22, 11 0 Nevlin, rope, 70
23, 11 Snyder. box sundries, 118
" 26, W 1 ankle, box eundriog, 108
" 29, j Davis, • box ono rope. 100
Aug 26, Bamuol Straw, bundle rope, 03
AT TIPTON. .
____
MM.
April Bo. T Washburn. box merehandise, Ta
AT ALTOONA.
1108.
April 4, Harry Mann, box mereOndise
B, box mere ndlee
A Keenan. 5 bundles iron
AT HOLLIDAYSBURG.
1857.
Sept 2, Walteri&Weetham, harrow, 2 62
Oot 18, I Rhonda,ba rrel onions, 417
1 II
AT WILS O Pace hardware,
RE.
1857.
ilvie 11, Banks &Woodford, box rafting toot!, 1 0 7
11, W Miller do do 0
AT JOHNSTOWN.
1613.
kit of slue, srObefiol.
Jan 4, W Orr, nails, oil, gins, var. 707
ol eh, box, and a Sego.
Aug 29, 0 W Manson, Scheme en:ll3cl baa'se, 126
1855._
Mar 10, A Babb, so
70
3 26
D Oc o t o n 3B : F tt S A h j u n it h ir t". o 3 i t e x e v t, o Pi
ate
''
1857.
Sept 5, 8 Hoover, 2 box l4 ec windowbdc, (Inas, at
gi. such, lot 11 rar 11 29
Oct 20,1) Morrison, lot Hll subds, 102
o 18 Kell er ,
I) ° , SO: AI Ab bott, box .o.llg, xi
8 hassoata,l3 do oorn, 2 80
1657.
Oot 6,1 Ohoo, 8 Noland bundle iron, to
1869.
May 13, A .10in°, bald dry good', M
June 3, I) 018111A1. T
BLAIRS boVx
ILLE drugs, as
.
- - ---
1852.
Pea 23, G W Lloyd, 2 empty terrain, 1 00
1885. '
June 27, B Yershn, 2empty half barrels, 100
Aug t . 15, 1 Bredebaugh, grain drill 226
May 23, A WHIMS, box sundries', 1 00
Nov 7, It Collins, 3 pieces lrott, 25
MT.
Jan 4, T Cunningham, mo m wa n a e. nd reaping 8
48
~ 28, B Johneton, trunk, 30
1858.
May 10, 13 MukeY, chest, 26
AT LATROBE.
, . .
Oat 1, bar itlil,
7 bu_eA If Iron,
Al' NEW FLORE CE.
8
N lB ov '2, W 8 MO A T GREENSBURG brtcpj" ',sheet
.
1351.
De l o 21, A Grossman, trunk, 220
83b.
Deo la, I WTi Iluntinrdon, I boxes, 1 79
I.
De W o 16, 0 A Corr. 2 boxes limb's. 26
1837.
Aug , 4. t ir Youitg,
. Hour, 2 boxes cheese, 26
2 boxes, 1 pivot, 9 06
Oot 124 it Kelly, PR S R, 8 bare, 1 bundle non. 33
I 83&
Aprill4, H Kittannin. bull barrel 'labor. 120
AT BT. CLAIR,
1838,
June 10. lomat' Burkholder. 8 bundles F oak, za
AT BLACK LICK.
1888.
Novem, D 8 Searmone, set timber wheels end
ot amen nen, g M
AT PITTBDU a%
1817.
Deo 14, No mark,
NO manliest. 8 rode small non,
VIIV.ITAS A. SCOTT,
02411019 Beneral BuDerlattadetit.
NOTIOE IS GIVEN THAT APPLIOA•
lion will be made for a Certificate of Pegperjytutia
State Loaa,lll plane (loin dated Auguste, I MOJA!),
B M
for ,on er sot of April Ifik, to LOU a JEF
FERY/ now oft or totelold. ral}tist*
NOT IC - E5 .
CORN EXCHANGE BAN,S=Philadel
phut, Nev. 18.1809.
At an Eleetion held on the !Ist instant the following
gentleinen were chosen Directors of this bank:
Alexander O. Cattail, Joseph Lindsay
• Robert E. Neff, Himmel T. Canty,
Jetties Steel, John F. Cross,
Edmund A. Solider, Charlet. Knecht.
Alexander Whildm, David Yanderveer,
Hugh Craig, Philip H. Mingle,
Christian .1. Hoffman.
And at the meetfng of the Board THIS DAY, the fol
lowing officers were unanimously elected
A. O. CA TTELL, President.
R. R. NEFF, Wee President.
J. W. TORREY, Cashier.
NOTIOE.—IIOLDERS OF THE 11.1ORT—
/ Inge Bonds issued by the Catawilan, Williamsport,
and Erie Railroad Company are invited to dell with
in twenty
2 dare from tam date, at the Ohlloe of the
Company &N WALNUT Street, between the hours
of 10 and o'clock, daily, and eign the power of attorney
under the reaolutionsprtaaed by the Bondholders, at the
meeting held on the
SAMBIt.
FL V. MERE/ER,
ROBERT BAYARD
F.
NA ILIT A. VANCHI DY,KE
NBO ,
Ar..
A. W. MITCHELL. -
P. HUTCHINSON,
Committee.
Wt.l. D. LEWIS, Trustee.
December 5.1560. n26-1m
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
A MERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
D INCORPORATED 18113-OHARTER PERPEI'..
AL.
No. alo WALNUT Street above Third, Philadelphia.
Having a large paid-up t apttal Stook and Surplus in
vested in Sound and available Seourities, continue to in
still on Dwellings, Stores, Furniture, Alerchaudi le,
Veinal' In Port and their C argoes, and other Personal
Property. All 'ones liberally and promptly &Dusted.
M"C friCi . T. Lewis,
i e' d m i i n. Welsh ° , ti ' •James R. Campbell,
uel Q. molten, :dmund G. Dutilh,
atria Sind), o rris. CW. Poultney,
Israel M
OEORGP. ABBOTT. President.
THOMAS R. MARIS. Seoretary. dell-l) if
ifil AME INSURANCE COMPANY, No.
A. - 01 CHESTNUT Street, PHILADELPHIA.
INCORPORATED
PE APRI NNEWI L U
VA K
NIA BY THE STATE OF
CONFINED TO FIRE AND INLAND RISKS,
notacToue:
LAIWIL Witi0nf..,....0r Wrig ht, Brom, & Co.
WILLIAM W. WALTZ/IS. William Ryan & CO.
CHESIL/IS RICHARDSON.. J. C. Howe k Co.
Tweet% A. WRIST.. ... West, Fobee, & Lloyd.
ARCLAY LIPPINCOTT.— Lippinoot,t Itunter„_& Scott.
VCON W. 8T0177..—• ... i A lus.fleen,, stout. & co.
RNRY LIWIS , Jr....... Will, LICOII., & CO.
LED R 1 4 1 ) . 53 11ZP 1 tY........ NVI: i t k e ?3i riv Y.
In, Brooke, & Co,
Cam A Ent e0 i. 5 4 .......„: John i 4 4 ,Elllson & Sone.
t
one soe t W .
Ev'z ar u m, r ::-.
," , ke .&Egri Tn n . 1 ' Co.
Osos9E_ W. _DA r,Preelaeqt. ,
JONATHAN J, SLOCUM, Vice Pres t.
WILLIAMS 1. BLANCILARD. Sealy. eud-t1
IN SU RA N CE COMPANY OF THE
TATE Or PENNSYLVANIA—FIRE AND MA
-111 INSURANCE—No. 4 EXCHANGE BUILD-
Chaiteted in 1744—Capital 5100,000—Aseets, January 1,
mg, 430,448 80-IC O .
All invested initound and available eeenritiet—oon
tl nue to insure on Vow Is and Cargoes , Ihuldinge, Stooks
of Merchandise, eco. b rkildwltra
eon D. Sherrerd, George H. Stuart,
moon Toby, liptpuel Oral% Jr
arks Maoalorter. Tobias Wagner,"
aliisicth. Doman B. Watteau
R. bite/ gtierWle, Freeman,
JIEITiTB. C S/PAMRD, Preindept.
WILLIAM HARP .. . Reoretarr. . Jo 9-wfm tf
LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST C 03,1-
Frc(imb — aly r : lto i ghet t t i c . .D U rr i le i r . o 1 ' Tlfl IffillYa
QC Streets._ Alms, $9M1,225 24.
INS REB LIVEB for the whole term of dire—grant/
annuities and endowinente—yurohase, life ,nteroste in
Real Eget., as make s all contracts deo:lading on the
contingencies o Life.
They sot as aeoutors, Administrator., Aseiturer.
Tnistees, and Guardians.
TRUSTEES.
Inlet L. Miller I Samuel S. Stokes
, njaur Catte , •
irarmMartin,ohard 8. Newbold, enes hoParle
td
Inlet
P. Hacker. oseph IL Trotter,
Wilham E. Kern, isms Eueton, .
m is a ig i sVi.tweb,
t j heophilus Pauldins,
Edmund A. Howler,
e
leery C. Townsend, p o r n io,! v L . l t H a utokutillol.
qlphni Kent, rot , r •
Val. Can, 'Fe 8, /rnher. ,
muel . Cinistuute
Tef'illia l l °bedpan mph I. Thomas,
Warner . Ruin, . John G. Brenner,
P. 8. Michler. Es/ .
DANIEL L. MIL ER, PreeidenL
BAML. E. STOIC , Vine PreeL
Joint W. Houma. Secretary. aula-ly
TIM QUAKER CITY INSURANCE
COMPANY PILADELPHIA, Pa.
FRANKLIN 8L1N08 x 1.42. Re WALNUT Street.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
—4100,000
00
AIR, MARINE % AND INLAND INSURANCE.
Fire Insurance, limited and perpetual, on Buildings and
Merchandise of all descriptions.
Marine Insurance, inland and Ocean, on Veal,
Freight and Cargo to and from all parts oldie World,
. .
0 7 / 1 0110.
iBORGE H. HART,
.President.
-.
R. R O O O B O B O , V ALL e , Beernta rT. 8.1. BUTLER. Asnt
Bearelnrl.
DIRSCTORII.
Erge R. Rut, E. W. Baile
t 5.
. . Rou
t' Andrew R. 0 unbent.
. . Catt4ll, Charles 0.1
oder 8. Per/nne. H. R. Clues all.
nel Jane,. M. D.. Hon. H. M. Peiler. aul
COMMERCIAL MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY—A meeting of the atailtholdere of this
Company will be held at their office, in rear of NB
WALW. T Street. on MONDAY. Deo. 19, 1869, at 10
o'clock A. M., at which time and place an election for
eight Director' will tie held. in pursuance of act of In
corpora7ttion. JOHN McCOLLOM, Beoretary.
dI2
HOWARD FIRE AND MARINE INSU
Philadelphia. RANCE COMPANY, No. lie WALNUT .Street
DIRECTORS
M. W. Baldwin. ROL W. D. Tinitl,
Win. K. Hamm
John fr. r Jrnt a , s° . ,° ' C. E. Spangler, '
ha W. Sexton, JI, H. Houston,
Munn Reusuel. Wm. IL Love,
J. O. al Bohai'. Charles F. Norton,
S. Warne. - John Clayton
ihil . F i z etr. olts, Edward A. Warne,
IL H. Shillingtord,
Thomaa L. Luders.
Yresident—M. W BA &DWI N ,
Vice President—E. 8. NV ARNE.
Beoretarr.—EDWlN bOOTII. dal)
MLLE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
4, COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
OF SIX MILLI O N S O DOLLARS,
INVENTED IN TIENT NIONTOADIIII ON ENAL EINTLTE,
WORTH OVER $13,00:4000.
The premiums ere towsit then in many other Colnpn•
nine And the Dividend, have 1.10011 0 llHATititi
This is a strioily kirrekl,Company, Time are no
Stockholders, so that ALL THE PROFITS
BELoNo TO Tile INln RED,
Pamphlet'. 'lad every information, may be bed
ORATl4.olleppbeatme4o
F. RAT FORD STARK. Agent
d. W. stonier FOURTH and WALNUT direets.
PUILADELFIIIA. REFERENCES:
Thomas Robins, John Welsh.
Mordecai L Dawson, Ltaorse M. Stuart,
J thm ji
ye N. Stroud, Wi.elen,
ohn Myers, J. Fisher Leanung,
Joseph Patterson, Willirun C. Lqdriss
John M. Atwo od, Arthur tr. Coffin,
Thomas IL owets. (Morse W. Toland,
Witham MoKee, Thos. Watisos. nY3-1y11.•
LEGAL.
PI THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
IN
CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Wht. IiPCAULEY and FRANCIS CiABBIDI , True
tees. tsc., to the use of thn hilltop Loan and Saving
Ansootation. vs. Jouti C. V:LONF.CiA R. Levert Fa
mes. No. c.a. Sept. 'I., 1853.
The undersigned has been nppointed auditor to re
port distribution of the fund raised by virtue of the
above mentioned writ front the sale of the following
property, via:
All that certain lot or piece of ground and three
story brick bedding thereon emoted, athlete on the
south side of Washington Mutat, in the District of
Southwark and county of Philadelphia: Beginning at
the distance of one hundred and forty-one feet east
ward from the east side of Delaware Eighth street, con
temns in front or breadth on the eaul Washington
street la feet, and in length or depth southward paral
lel with the said Eighth street fifty-flve feet ; bounded
on the north by said 'Washington street, on t h e east and
south by other ground of the said John McCrea, on the
west by groUnd this day intended to be granted to (Ileo.
W. Beebe, on ground rent, (being the same premises
which the said James C. Beebe and wife, by Indenture
beannA even oats herewith, granted end conveyed unto
the. said John C. Rlonegar under and subject to the pay
ment of a yearly rent charge of 4 , 38, unto John .ale-
Cram, his heirs and assigns forever, as by reference to
the said Deed will more full. and it large appear)."
The Auditor hereby notifies all patties in interest
that lie will attend to the duties of hie appointment on
TUESDAY, 9th of December. 1859, at 4 o cloak, P. hl.,
at his office, ill CHESTNUT Street. Philadelphia.
All persona having claim upon the said fund are re
quired to present their claims before the undersigned,
or be debarred from coming in upon the Ram fund.
818-10 t GEO. A. COFFEY. Auditor.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
xl- CITY AND COUNTY OP PHILADELPHIA,
JOSEPH KING, and JESSE O. HANEY, 1 . xecutors,
vs. JOHN PURCIL, Defendant, and JOSEPH
SINCIERI,X, terre-tenant. September Term, 1)89. No.
1,041. AI. vend. Es.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to report distri
bution of the fund in Court. arising trout the sale by the
Sheriff, under the above writ of
All that certain brick tavern house and lot, or niece
of ground. situate in Penn township, in the county of
Philadelehia aforesaid, beginning at a corner of Freda
rick Ooskler's land, on the east aide of Delaware ele
venth street, thence extending along the said side of the
said street, south twelve degree. welt ono hundred
feet to a course of land, now or late of Thomas Cope ;
thence with the lino of the same south Seventy eight
degrees east to the westerly aide of the Germantown
road, thence along the same northward!). 13) feet morn
or less to a corner, thence with the lino attic maid Fie
derlok Goal:lens land, north seventy-eight degrees went
to the place of beginning, ( being the same premises
which William Cope by Indenture, dated ICI day of
4.1). MI, granted and conveyed unto the said John
Pored in fee solvent to the payment of a Yearly ground
rent. or sum of one hundred Dollars, in equal ball-
Yearly payment., to be i TIMID on the first day 01 the
monthe of April and October, in every year thereafter
for ever).
N, B.—The above property is known u the" Seven
Presidents Hotel." Sce., will attend to the duties of hie
7117! n a t t n li ent i
o t o li n o e b , i ljeo d . 3 2li I S ) a o c u e t tti l t % r street, tx4.ge' o'clock
and
where all parties in interest are required to present
their °lama, or else lie debeirre , l from coining in upon
said fund. Lg,WtN C. CASSIDY.
dltl-101* Auditor.
IN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA
In the 'natter of the Hetet° of ALEXANDER HALL,
deceased.
Hur citation to the administration and Fluent , ' of
SARAH DAVIS. executrix of the hut will and teYta.
mint of Alexander hall deeeseed,
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle
and adjuat the account of the Adnonottrator of OA RAU
BAIN. deimailed, an executrix of the em i t ALEXAN.
E HALT, ' deceneed, and to report distribution of the
balance In the hands of maid aociountant. will meet um
parties in intereet at hie office. No. TN North FIFTIE
street. on WEDNESDAY. Dooombor Nat, 1859. at 4
o'clock P. 7d. CiEOHOE W. TH9B,h,
EIM2III
TN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
1 FOR THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PIIILADEL
MIA. JOHN O'NEILL ts. ROSE O'NEILL, Cep
tomber Term.looo. N 0.37. Ruble:eon for Divorm An,
now. December 10, 1859, on motion of DAME!
DOUGHERTY, Attorney for Ithellant, rule on town
dent to shwa cause tab) n &roma from the bond, o
matrimony should not be decreed, returnable nATUR
DAY, Deeember.2l.los9. 4t
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OF PUILAITEI.PIIIA.
Joseph_Pieldmeyer vs Joseph Sebum I). fa., June
T. Ye. No. 639.
John P. Perish vs. Joseph Schorr. FL fa., Sept. T.,
No. 16.
White & Van Viet vs. Joseph Bohm?. Fi. fa,, Sept
T.,'69, No. 17.
The Auditor appointed hy tho Court t report distri
bution of the fund arising fromalie sale of the personal
property of the defendant, under the above and sundry
oth MONDAY ill attend_to the duties clock ppointment
on APTESPWON. nt 4 o, lleoenMer
19, lane at his office, at the Houtheent corner EIGITTII
and LOCUST Streets, when and where all persons in
terested are required to present their claims, or be de
barred from coming innpon said fund.
DANIEL DUUtiIiERTY. Auditor.
NEW OIL.-1,500 GALLONS EXTRA
KENIN TEW NCRE W L D O n C w
O a LWOR
KS,
suitable for best retad trades, lor solo by
ROWLE.I% ASIIHORNER & CO.,
At Rotatory, or at Store, No. 18 SOUTH WHARVES.
below Market Street. die
'NEW DUTCH lIERRING.-500 kegg of
New Outehllerrmg 1-IGthe and 22di Jim. reemeed
par 'Ark Amelia from Rotterdam end
A end for gale 1)) the
r'
Importe. Y 1
dto-6t HENRIOIII.I,IIC,
221 And 223 South FOURTH . et reet.
ESS M ACKEREL—A fine invoice o
Itta . ors., and kits Newburyport losPol3
lion. Also, smhll lot of Halifax largo No. I Maokerel
El store and for se% by WM. J. TAYLOR & CO,
all. • 199 atut 111 NORTH WHARVES.
EDUCATIONAL.
AMERICAN SUROOL INSTITUTE is a
Fami
lies aZ ia . b ll7.t u nrggr g gl i , V l .. B° l'Velit id i N Fan t
ob
tain, gratuitouely , Information and moulart of tu ay a.,
SMITH WOODMAN & CO.,
012-1 f 609 S MI I I.:S74I P UT i gialhil o a r d k el p o h
ri
MESDAMES OTIEGARAY AND MIER
-LLB- VILLY'S BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
PHILADELPHIA, No. is LOGAN SQUARE, VINE
STREET.
Madame CHEO A RAY respectfully informs her
friends and the public in general, that independently of
her Boarding and Day School, directed by herself and
her niece, Mme. PREVOST, in NEW YORK she in
tends, in conneetion with her Mean, Mine. LITER
VILLY, opening in PHILADELPHIA an Institution
on o r s erely the same plan as the one above mentioned.
ictRYANT & STRATTON'S NATIONAL
delphiaM,Eß. CANTrLef C EVENT E N S s and
CRE aTNUT
:
New York, Buffalo, Cleveland, Chicaeo, and Bt. Louie.
For utformatton, call or wand for CIAMDKUO. feti-tt
. .
SAVING FUNDS.
AMERICAN SAVING F D.—Compn
nfe Building, southeast corner WALNUT and
FOURTH. Sts.—Open daily from nine till five o'clock,
and on Monday till eight in the evening. This old in
stitution has always paid in full on demand, without
notice.
INTEREST FIVE PER CENT.
sums paid hank
Ton
R demand in
: gold and silver.
USTEES.
. Whilldtn, PresideOE — ElTrill". Work. V. Preedeot.
C. Farr, T. E. Harper, Geolle Nugent,
ne A. liodey, Theo. Hersosnt, Alb. C. Roberts,
1. P. Simons, Jonas Bowman, H. H. Eldridge,
ilharn J. Howard.
JNO, 8. WILSON, Treasurer.
JOHN C. SIMMS, Secretary. d11.6t
SPRING GARDEN SAVING FUND SO
CIHIT OF PHILADELPHIA,
Office, No. 331 North THIRD Street
(Consolidation. ank
CHARTERED BY THE. BOJBLATIME OFFEND.
SYLVAN lA.
Deposita rooeived in sums of One Dollar and upwarde,
and repaid in Gold, without notice, with FIVE PER
CENT. INTEREST from the day of depoint till with
drawn.
. .
A responsible and reliable Savings Institution has long
beep needed in the Northern part of the city, and " The
Bering Darden Savings Fund lgooiety " arse ohartered by
the Legislature of Pennsylvania to supply this necessity.
The Managers. in organizing and locator s it. have been
governed wholly by admire to accommodate the busi
ness interest and wants o, the very large and enterpri
sing population bi who% it in surrounded.
OFFICE OPEN DAILY,
From oto 2X o'clock ; also, on Monday and Thursday
from thintal 8 o'olook in the evening.
1NU.N•631111.
t'rederiek Klett, btephen Bmltli,
ohn P. Levy lion. R. K. Btrong,
moist Underitoffer, Frederick Btecke,
tannin Hart, Joseph P. LeCiers,
John Kessler, Jr.* George Knecht,
James 8. Pringle, Tricot' Docdr.,.
Joseph M. Crowell, . lion. Wm. Millward,
George Woelpper, Cleo. T. Thr
Peter C. Ellmaker, • Robert D. avidson.
JAMES 8, PRiNOL . President,
PRANCI. RAH?. Secretary. isitatfil
SING FUND.---UNITED STATES
E- 1 TRUST COMPANY, corner THIRD and CHEST
NUT Streets.
Large and email =me reoeived, and
PER
back on de
mand without notice, with FIVE PER CENT. INTE
REST from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal.
Office hours from 9 unto a o'clock every day, and on
MONDAY EVENINGS from? until 9 o'clock.
DRAFTS for Kale on England, Ireland, and Scotland,
,C 1 upwarde,
reeident—STEPHEN R. CRAWFORD.
ravel--_,TAIRES R. HUNTER.
.FISK. Actuary.
" A. little, bet & ten, fill/ the Purse."
EIRANKLIN SAVING FUND
-a- No. 116 South FOURTH Street, between
Chegant end Walnut, Philadelphia, pays all De
posits on demand.
Depoentore money steered by Government
State. and City Loans, Orsrd Rents, Mortgages,
1 14 °. .
This Company deems safety better than large
profits, consequently will run no risk with de post
re' money, but have it at all tunes ready to re
turn with 6 per cent. interest to the owner, as
they have always done. This Company never
susnded.
Fe pe males, married or single, and Minors can
deposit in their own right, and such deposits can
be withdrawn only by their consent.
Charter perpetual. Incorporated by the State ,
of Pe nnsylvania , with au th ority to receive ma
nYetirUnalr/hili SUMS RECEIVED.
0 on open dai ly from 9to 3 o'clook, and on
V 7 motley and Saturday evenings untllB o'olk.
DIRECTORS.
Jacob B. Shannon, Cm" Cadwallader,
John Shindler, (loom) Russell,
Malaoh a W. Sloan, Edward T. Hiatt.
howls Krumbhaar, 'Henry Delany.
Nionglaa Ratenhouse. Nathan Smedley.
Joa. K. Satherthwaute Ephraim Blanonard.
Joooph * . Lippincott.
JACOB B. BRANNON, President.
CYRUS CADWAILLIDIR. Trimmer.
dla-y
" & Dollar saved is twice eareei:'
QAPING FUND-FIVE PER CENT. IN
N- 7 TEREBT.—NATIONAL SAFETY TRUST OOM
PANY, WALNUT Street, Southwest corner of THIRD
Philadelphia. Incorporated by the State of Peuusylva
•
Money to reeeived in, any m, large or small, and In
terestpaid from the day of dement to the day of with
drawal.
The aloe Is open every day from II o'olook in the
morning till* o'clock in the evening, and on Monday
and Thursdayiveninge t o'cicit.
on. tLt.N ly L. BOOM% President.
0181,111' LPILLDOE, Vine President.
WILLIAM J. Run, Secretary.
DIHECTOIIS.
n. Henry L. Benner. t f c ..Canell Brewster,
ward L. Carter. ell{ B. Ban,
Robert Selfridge. reruns Lee.
Samuel K. Ashton, Joseph Yerkes,
O. Lipitlreth Munns, Henry Diffenderfer.
Mon is received and payments made daily.
The nvestpients are niade, in conformity_ with the
provisions of the Charter, in Real Estate Mortgages,
(iround Sante, and such first-class securities es will al
ways insure perfect security to the depositors, and
which cannot fail to give permanency and stability to
this Institution. and-IY
'IANOS.
fi f m STEINWAY SON'S NEW PA
TENT OVER-STRING GRAND PIANOS,
SQU i RE GRAND. AND SQUARE VIANDS. now pre
ferred in ooneerts and inprivate circles by the hest
performers. Received the first premiums over the best
make re, from Judges like Gottschalk. klaxon. and others.
Challen,,e all competition. MARIUS BROTHERS,
ttn-ly NOS CHESTNUT Street.
ffmri HOLIDAY PRESENTS!
PIANO-FORTES.
MF.LOSEONS.
PIANO-FotTma.
AIELODEONS.
PIANOFORTES.
AIE LOD EONS.
PIANO-FORTES.
MELODEONS.
Mane by Raven, Bacon, & Co.. ilunna & Clark,
Hallett. Dam, & Co., and other..
'SEVENTH arid' CIVE(BIYI44
Ft 011IMERING SONS,
MANUFACTIMMUI Or
ORAN% U_ARE, AND URRIORT
PIANO-FORTER.
WAREROOMB MR CH ESTN VT STREET.
Constant Lanstore a large stook o our D_EAUTI YUL
and UNEQUALLED INSTRUMENTS. We have been
awarded, at the drfterent Exhibitions thta country and
Europe
CB GOLD A.NDSILVER FIRST-CLASS MRDA
PIANOS TO RENT.
A GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN
PIANO&
BCHOMACKER & CO.,
1021 CHESTNUT Street, respectfully invite the music
loving pUblio to call and examine their new and suo
mgjui improvement—
im PARLOR GRAND PIANO.
Having converted the Tone, Touch, and Action of
the Grand Piano into that of a Square Instrument,
avoiding allay) objections generally math, to the style of
Grand Plane, also diminishing the coot of the same.
In volume, 'utty of tone, great power, brilliancy, full
ness, depth, and evenness of tough, with exquisite doll
ing(); and sweetness, these
SUPERIOR AND BEAKIFULLY-FINISHED IN
STR MENTS
are wholly unequalled.They have received the highest
enoomtume, and are pronounced by origins to be far su
perior to any instruments ever manufactured in thug
° lo n e:Jr:nth. on hnnd. larg a end ale
ea assortment of
our unrivalled PIANOS. We have twee awarded the
First Prenuurns. at all exhibition* ever exhibited. in
eluding the Prize Medal from the Crystal Yalgze Egikt•
baton. New York.lBo3. sal-tf
STOVES
laiGAS -BURNING COOKING
STOVES,
What is more important to the comfort of a
. family than a good Cookinz Stove? Gallagher's
Morning Star gives entire satisfaction. It ha two
lar ovens for baking and roasting, it possesses more
conveniences than any
other stove, and never fails to
operate. It will bake bread, roast a turkey, boil a din
ner, broil a beefsteak, and heat water for washing, all
at the um+ time. . .
For sale only by CIIARLESJONES, 305 North Reer,nd
street, 'where the splendid new Cooking Stove Day
ght, uneurpessed by any flat • toe cooking stove, may be
seen in daily successful operation. It - has a large ex
tended oven which bakes in the mostperfect manner.
I would also mall attention to my first premium Silt et
gan•consuming parlor stores. which are manufactured
in the best manner, of heavy Russia iron.
CH ARLEN JON Fti,
305 North BECON D Street.
STOVES! STOVES!!
JAMES SPE_A
No. 1116 AIARKET FREET,
le now prepared to meet the wants of the public more
completely in all the details of the Stove trade than any
other establishment in Philadelphia. in proof of which
he invitee COMPARATIVE EXAMINATION.
The following are among his own popular inventions,
several of which have already obtained a national repu
tation as Bumming in excellence andeconomy any other
SIOVell in use.
JAMES SPEAR Is the Inventor and Patentee of the
Improved Om-butning Cooking Stove. acknowledged to
be the bast Steve for family use in the world.
JAMES SPEAR is the Patentee of the celebrated
oms-consuming Cooking Hauge, now rapidly coming
into general use.
JAM ER SPEAR le the Patentee of the Improved SR
'teem Air-tight tine-oonsuming Parlor Stove.
JAMES SPEAR is the Inventor of the Improved
(Patented) Ornamental Stove Urn, width from its
beauty and utility is likely, this season, to be univer
sally adopted.
JAMES SPEAR le the Patentee of the Labor, Fuel,
and Comfort-saving Ironing Pan.
JAMES SPEAR in the Inventor and Patentee of the
celebrated Railway - car Heater.
Few all of the above the Inventor very justly claims
advantages which require but to be understood by the
pnblio fo be universally appreciated andpreferred to
any other articles of that class in the market; and he
woulei hereby extend a verdict invitation to all persons
in want of gloves to cell and exannne for themselves.
Parties wishing to examine will have every attention
shown them, whether intending immediately to pur
chase or not. 522-em
hIACHINERY AND IRON.
OATIVIL V. lIHRRICI,
. _
WILLIAM U. MIIRRICI.
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY,
FIFTH AND WASHINGTON STREETS,
PIIIL&PALPIILL.
MERRICK & SONS,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS.
Manufacture High and Low l'reseure Steam Engine',
for Ita nd, River, and Marine service,
Boilers asometeri, Tank' , Iron Boats, so.; Castings
of II kin d;, either Iron or Braes.
Iron Frame ROOitl for on, Works. Work Shops, Rail
road Stationn, &o.
Retort; and Gas Machinery of the latent and most im
proved oonstrnOtion.
Every deverlytion of Plantation Machinery, ouch as
Sneer, Saw, and Grist Mille, Vezunm Pans, Open Steam
Trains, Ihifecatore, Filters, Pumping Engine.. &n.
Sole Agent; for N. Rillieux's Patent Sugar Boiling
Apparatus ; Naamyth'e Patent Steam Hammer ; and
AspinwallWolaey's Patent Centrifugal Sugar Drain
ing Maohlne. Cu 0-1
00FINQ PAINT-11 very superior nr-
Kw bola.
Pure French Hnow wl.ite Zino, ( Vieille Montagne
Company's ,1 ground in o I pure.
Citreous Green, yam», shades, in oil, pure.
Yellow,
Venetian Red, ground in oil, pure.
Bpanish Brown, "
Brown Zino." " 1
Lilac,Zino. " " "
Wralt'iti Manufacturers,
nll3-ti NOR. 47 and 49 North SECOND Htreet.
7OLLICKOF FER'S NTI-I{lll U\lAnT)
coHDIAL.—Sia: I 11 we been afflicted with rhou
matieN a ion , Derio d—s portion of the tune had no
use of m) uubn. Tried tour Cordial, end in three dap
I wits tible to walk down stairs, and in a week the pain
entirely lout roe. I eheercully recommend the Cor
dial to those who are nthicted with that dreadful com
plaint. Yours. J 1.4. IV. Nati/ma, Broker. 11.12 Pine et.
prepared by II
FODOR 1.1 BILKS, Chemist, N. E.
corner PI F. and SI XTIT sts. 414-3 m
MINTON'S ENOAUSTIO TILES for
L , J. floor..
Ornamental Chimney Tope for inflates.
Fanion Vases and Fountains.
itnfied Yips for drama and Water nominators
urpottrxt ind for sale by
B A. KAREIBO4
cHENTNIPI' keAkt
CHEAPEST WINDOW GLASS in town
at DICK'S, 8. W. corner or SEVENTH an ,
,SOUTH. 012-11 m.
SALES BY AUCTION.
FURNESS, BEWLEY, & 00
No. 429 MARKET STREWS%
A CARD. The attention of purchaser' re requested
to our sale of imported dry goods this (Friday) morning.
at lo o'clock• comprising steamboat velvet ribbons,
chenille, reversible wool square and long shawls.
SALE OF FRENCH GOODS.
Thu* Morning.
December 16. at 10 o'clock, by catalogue, on 6 months
oredlt
-350 packages and lota of fanny and staple French dry
goode.
SET Samples and catalogues early on the morning of
sale.
CEEN:LLE NF'AWLO AND SCARFS.
This Morning,
20012-4 Paris chenille rhawie.
3CO Pane chew le scarfs.
WOOL LONG SHAWLS.
300 aO-wool Scotch plaid long shawls.
ALL-whic BLACK VELVET RIBBONS.
No. 1X to 20 all-silk blackvervet ribbons.
PAIN lED FLANNELS.
ieces rich Parts n oted flannel.
EhIBROIDERED HEART FRONTS AND TANEN
C.P;
MINIC
dnz. linen embroidered shirt fronts.
doz. linen cambric hdkfs.
c DOZEN BRAGANZA CASHMERE AND WOOL
GAUNTLETS, FLEECED SILK OLOFES.
Thls Morning,
ladies' fine Braganca gauntlets.
" Cashmere
" Braganca enamelled tops gauntlets.
Misses'
Ladies wool gauntlets.
Mims' fleeced silk glover.
Gents' fleeted silk taffeta gloves.
2,040 RIM PARIB LA t:IREMICh. AA P MUSLIN EMBROI-
D. , RED SETTB.
Lace Pont parlour oliermsetts
Muslin exidAt
Needlework enib'd "
B SCOTT, Jr., AUCTIONEER, No. 431
• CHESTNUT STREET, pppocte the Ceetem
Hones. between FOURTH and FIFTH Streets.
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF NI GOLD AND SIL
VER WATCHES, SUPERIOR SILVER•PLATED
WARE, &o.
- -
This Morning.
Dee 16, commencing at 1 , 6,q o'clock. The wee will
comprise ladies' and gents' fine 18 carat gold hunting
case and open-faee lever watchec fine open and double
case silverdo.. of hest Bwiss and Enklish make.
BIIrVER-PLATED WAKE.
Also, best quality double silver-plated briquet holders,
trays. ice pitchers. card baskets. salts, tureens, butter
coolers, sugar basket., cream gum toast racks, tu
tors, /co.
SPECIAL SAI E OF FRENCH BRANDY, CHAM
PAGNES AND OTHER WINES.
On Saturday Morning,
17th inst., commencing at 10% o'clock, coisisting, in
part, 01—
ma cases first quality genuine French brandy.
1W baskets Ilentsick, Cabinet, and Duo de Montebello
champagne.
100 cases Catawba, Rhenish, and other wines.
lIV-T Catalogues ready early on the morning of sale.
FURS, FURI3.
On Monday Morning.
19th inst., commencing at lu o'clock.
Comprising the usual assortment of Mei, sable, mink
Siberiagqas~umrrel, Rn., in lota of two and three pieces
with cafil, half capes, b. 0., muffs and cuffs to match.
ROSs.
Also. fancy wolf, bear, fox, genet, and coon robes
plain buffalo robes, Re
LARGE BALE OF RICH FANCY GOOD&
On Tuesday Morning,
Geo 20. commencing st.lOH o'otock.
Cons:sting, to part, of nen medium to high cost Chins
a n d fancy vases ,• China and bronze ash sad card hold
ers and inkstands; Chins and fancy colognes; lane,
paper weights; rosewood and leather travelling cases;
dressing cases, work boxes. writing cases, portfoloa,
bisque figures and a TOO PN &1., whleil wilt be bound well
worthy of rittention.
Cr Goods open for examination on Monday,l9th mat.
p BILADELPGIA
•
AND
CRESCENT NAVIGATION COMPANY.
grin
AT AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF.TRE ABOVE
NAMED CORPORATION,
•7LD A?
NO. 0 MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE,
At 10 o'clook A. frL,Septembet 7th 1449, the follow
ing gentlemen were unanimously elected Directors
the Company, viz,
GEORGE H. STUART,
S. MORRIS WALN,
MATTHEW W. SALDWER,
011.A13. MACALESTER, Jun)
JOHN EDOAR THOMSON.
The BOOKS of SUBSCRIPTION o the CAPITAL
STOCK of said COMPANY are now open at the above
named Ollce, where all persons favorable to the enter
prise are respectfully invited to aubeorthe. ea-tf
FOR ENGLAND AND FRANCE.—
NNW YORK AND HAVRE STEAMSHIP
C MPAN V.
The United States Mail Steamships ARAD°, 2.500
tong, David Lines, Commander. and FULTON, X.,400
tone, Jams. A. otton. Commander, will leave New
York. Havre. and Southampton, for the year IWO, on
the following day. r
To meet new requirements of the Peat Office Depart
ment, the days of sailing of the Art AGO and FULTON
from HAVRP: and SOUTHAMPTON, will, after their
present voyages, he changed as follows from NEW
YOKK, gave in the case of the present departure of the
FULTON. which will take piece on the 11th December,
the schedule remains unaltered:
POOR NEW tong. N•VNI AND SOUTN•YrIDN.
FIILTON....Dee.I7. FULTON...Jan. 10... Jan. 11.
ARAGO_ ....Jan. 7. A R AGO M... Feb. 1.
F IJLTON.... Feb. 4. F ULTON Feb. 28.... Fe b, 29.
.ARAGO Moh.3. A RAL10_,....1r1ch.27...M0h, 29.
FULTON ...hleh.3l. FULTOI4....ApI. 24....Ap1. 25.
These steamer., built expressly for Government ser
vice, with double engines, under deck s every attention
has been taken in the construction of the hull and ma
chinery to IWIUTO safety and speed. The shihave five
water-tight compartments enclosi Pt
ng the engines, so
that in the event of collmion or stranding, the water
could not reach theni.and the pump. being free to work.
the safety of the vessel and passengers would be
se
cured. Recent experience ha. demonstrated the abso
lute necessity of this mode of construction.
Tne accommodations. for paseengers are believed to
oembfbe every comfort and convenience that can be de
sired.
From New York to Southampton or Mare—Ftnat
Cabin, $130; Second do., en.
From Havre or Southampton to New York—First
Cabin, 700 francs ; Second do., WO francs.
To passengers going to London these steamers offer the
advantage of economy both in time and expense. Specie
delivered in London. No passage secured until paid for.
An ex perienoed surgeon on beard. All letters and news
par,rafirmilpitlia through the Prt Ogee.
V. S. e IrR P CI P O w N 'L . Agent . ? B o roadway. New York.
WILLIAM !SALIN, Agent., Havre.
C ROS KEY fr. CO., Agents. Southampton.
Aht EpIC . AN EUROPEAN EXPRESS COMPANY,
A ant,
argILSON. Agent, Office, Tobacco Warehouse,
DOCK and FRONT Street., Philadelphia,
Plans Mike ships can he seen. n2ll tmh.3l
STEAM DIRECT TO ALL
PARTS OF GREAT BRITAIN AND
W.LAA FRANCE, ANTI GERMANY,
THE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COM
PANY'B IRON MAIL, STEAMSHIPS.
HAMNIONIA. Capt. H. F. Schwan/tea.
lIIAXONIA, Capt. 11. Ehlers.
BORUSSIA, Capt. N. Trautman.
I3AVARIA. Capt. H. Tbe.
TEUTONIA, Capt. H. E gt
MI6O.
These Steamers are all first•elasClyda•boilt teasels;
are Intended to earl from her 21, North Rtser, N. Y..
as follow.:
• •
FOR LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON, HAVRE, AND
HAMBURG.
The elegant end powerful Iron Screw Steamship BO
RUSSIA. Capt. N. Trautman, 2,lt* tons burthen, wit
sail as sense, on _
SATURDAY, DECEMBER Nat, at 12 o'clock M.
Passage, including Railroad Fare from Philadelphia
to New York, and from Southampton to London,
First Cabin. eine I Second Cabin... 36U 1 Steerage...BM
The BORESSLA will be succeeded by the following
Steamships:
RA M ..... WEDNESDAY, ebruary 1.
SAXON lA. . march 1.
TE DRS DAY March LS.
BAVARIA.— April 2.
ti Passengers forwarded to Li cerpool. Dublin, Bel
fast, Cork, Blasgow, Earls, and Antwerp, at through
rotes.
These steamers are fitted up with uneguaßed accom
modations for first, second, and third-class Passengers.
The Second Cabin accommodsuons of these Ships are
equal to the first-rinse of most steamers.
Certificatee of passage issued tram London, South
ampton, Havre. and Hamburg. to New York.
Perdels forwarded from Philadelphia wall parts of
Europe at reasonable rates.
Freight engaged in Philadelphia will be promptly
attended to by. the New York Agent, and slopped free
of alt commission.
• .
. . . ..
For Frei yht or Fassexa,psyly exclusively to
Na. A. HAMILL, Agent.
Office of the Hamburg American Mall Steamship',
n2-tr Northwest corner YOURTH and CHEST:a UT
THE BRITISH AND NORTH
SI IPS AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL S.TEAM-
C oef C•onn Passage ---.--. *lry
Second Cslnn Nexus 75
PROM IrsosTON TO LIVERPOOL.
.. . . . • • •
Chief Cabin Fan •—•-• •-•-•-•-• --..-..-..-- Silo
/3sooead Cabin Passage—...-.. ad
Toe ships from Balton call nt Halifax and Cork Harbor.
AFRICA, Capt. Shannon, CANADA, Capt. Lang.
YERSIA, Capt. Judkics. AMERICA, Capt. Millar.
ARABIA, Capt. J. Stone, NIAGARA. Capt. Anderson.
ASIA, Capt. E. G. Lott. iiuRoPA. Cept.J. Leitch,
SCOTIA, I now building.)
These veasels carry a Meer white itgat at want-head;
green on starboard bow ; red un port bow.
EUROPA, Leitch. leaves Boston, Wednesday. Pea. 14.
PERSIA. Judldrui. " N York, Wednesday, Deo. 11.
AMERICA, Millar. " Boson, Wednesday. Deo. M.
ASIA. Lott, " IS York, Wednesday. Jan. 4
CANADA, Lang, " Roston Wednesday. Jan. It.
AR A RIA, Stone, " N York, Wedneiday , Jan. IS.
EUROPA. Leitch. " Boston, Wednesday, Jan. 16.
Berths not secured until paid for.
An enperionaed Burgeon on board.
The °viten' of these shine will not Le accountable for
Gold, Silver. Bullion. Specie, Jewelry. Precious Stones
or Metals, unless bills of lading aro signed therefor and
the value thereof therein exnremed. For freight or pas
sage apply to E. CUNARD, 4 Bowling Green.
New 'York.
s ia FOR THE iMiUTII.--kaLlitliai
,
TO AND SAV_ANNAH STEAMSHIPS.
FREIGIU REDUCED.
Heavy Freight at an average of P 11731124 per cent. W-
I low New York Steamship rates.
FOR CHARLESTON, B. C.
The U. 8. Mail Steamship KEYSTONE STATE. aro.-
tam Charles P. Alarahrnan, will sail on Thursday, Doe.
13th, at Id A, M.
Through to ea to 50 hours, only 50-hours at Sea.
FOR SAVANNAH. Oa.
The U. 8. Mail Steamship STATE OF GEORGIA.
Captain John J. ()Win. mit sail on Te.reday, December
20, at 10 o'clook
Throurtt tndto 50 hours, only 40 hours at Sea.
NW'Saillnc days changed Crum every Saturday to every
five days. (hods received, and Sills of Lading signed
every clay.
The splendid first-class side - wheel Steamships KEy_
STONE STATE and STATE OF GEORGIA. now run ea
above every ten days. thus forming a five-day nommn
nleation with Charleston and Savannah, and the South
and Southwest.
At both Cliarleeton and Savannah. these Shiva era.
?sot vith steamers for Florida, and with railem, ko.,
or on
L sourti and
N Southwest.
NSURACE.
Freight and imoirmi found large proportion of Goods
shipped South will beto be lower by these ships
than by sailing vsraeLs, the premium being one-half the
rate.
N.D.-Insurance on all Railroad Freight Is entirely
anneoessary, farther than Charleston or Savannah, the
Railroad Comosni es taking all risks from these points.
GREAT REDUCTION IN FARE.
Fare by this route 15 to 40 per cent- °beeper than by
the Inland Rontetvtll be seen by the followin
sehe
dole. Through tickets from Philadelphia via Ct
arlps
ton and Savannah steamaMpa.INCLUDING MEALS on
the Whole route. except from Charleston and Savan
nah to Montgomery
INLAND IlTp.
To Chnrleston —1915 e 0 Cht7l24ton--A-z-ve ep
SavannM.— le 00 savannah 31 00
Augusta 10 00 Augusta.— 26 re
Macon, IX) Macon—
Athents.....—.. 23 00 Atlanta 7 0:1
Oolumbus--. 23 00 Columbus 36 10
V 151 d7. • • 24 011 itlbany 37 00
Montgomery.-•. 26 00 tontgomer.T.— - 33 0 0
Mobile 83 00 46 20
New Orleans.... 39 76 New Orleans__ 61 00
bille of lading aigned after th board . 112‘s 11131671
For freight or passage apply on at sisomidwharf
above Vine street, or to
ALEX. HERON, Jr..
Southwest corner FOUTH and CHESTNUT.
!pate to Charleston, T. 8.. k T. O. BUDD.
Savannali.lll.3NTtat k 13AMMELL.
For Florida from Charleston - , steamer Carolina every
'rues& ja
For Florida from Savannah, steamers St. Mary's and
St. John's. every Tuesday and Saturday.
7. VAIMIAN /1114110 L
ria SALAMANDER SAFES.
A large ' 4 "thnEVllis & WATSON'S_
PHILA D I I . II , 3IIA D V R AAF E P s. A T U SEED
VAULT DOORS,
For Banks euol Stores.
HANK LOCinS i .
noir In ose.
IHO le l ah t h li . i gH u TT F. RS, & 0,,
011441 lOW terms Ete nor o th er estab lishment in Ha
United Btatms.
EVANt, k WATSON.
N 0.304 CHRSTNIIT Street.
PLEASE OIVE US A CALL. sualz
8111PPING.
SALES BY AIIiITIOL
THOMAS k SORB •
/Me tf05.139 and 14180ETH FOURTH STREET,
• I Formerly E. a and W.}
CARD.—PUELiajSALES REAL ESTATE
STOCKS AT THE EXCE!ANGE.--daies or rssi
and stooks will hereafter be held at 17 o'clock sous,
in the evenins.st 7 o'clock.
ter Contributors having the option of either We.
Sir Handbills of each property nedseparatellr~,, ii
i
addition to which we publish. on the Saturday pre . Komi
to the Ba f le, one thousand cataloenes , in pamphlet fon..
twins ull dew:rbore of all e propees to sod
on the iollowiAs e wader.
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATEth rti
HALE.be
Wir We have a large Am.:opted real estate at private
sale, including every risen on of eiln and omntrY
Preps TO*. Printed lists may had at the snot:ion .turf PRIVATE SAL REGINTER_,...
SW Real estate entered on our in i ta,
and advertised ocataionallpin our pub o EISA a gl ral e itt r s
(01 whom LOCO come me minted fee ' Mee of entitle
STOCES. LOANS, PEW, to On Tuesday.
Deo. NI. at 11 o'clock, noon, will be sold, at the M
t:memo,. xatiauss—
Pot account otwtom it may concern—
' 13 coupons ( 6f40 each ). tole:her 8521, Keokuk Mould
pleasant, and hltuniatime Railroad Company. due Ja
nuary 1,13.
625 shares Bohemian Alining geroPany of MiciLigais-•
to he (told for non-payment of assessment. en - hale
absolute.
For aesount of wh it may concern—
' orythal share iM nee shares) San Francesco Lind
Ai sociation.
8700 first mortgage bonds Pittston Coal Company, al
coupons attached.
For other aceounta—
SOO shares Ch mon Coal and Iron Company.
5 charm Suntmry and Ens Railroad tlompany.
Also, Peremptory Sals—
a 50 sham Philadelphia and California Mining Co.
2 shares Philadelphia tad Darby Pawnor daileal
C.mPuuY — Par 120.
'hares Antenonn Academy of Music , wi th ticket.
1 chore Philadelphia Library.
I share Mercantile LibrarY •
gin shares Enterprise the manse Company —par 800.
2 shares Mount Vernon Cemetery tompanyl at Laurel
Bill)--por
8 8 On first mortgage bonds Union Canal Company.
coupons attached.
I share Point Breeze Park Association.
PRW—ST. LUKE'S CHURCH.
Yew middle aisle, St. Luke's Church.
REAL ESTATE SALE, DECEMBER 90. AT NOON.
'Prustee
CLASS CHESTNUT-seh T. Bay
FIRST- STREET PROPER TY I
The valuable property. No MS Chestnut street. west o f
the United htatee Custom Boum. between Eharth Led
Fifth streets, Zr feet to inches front, M feet in depth to
Librart street—having two fronts. By order of trus
tees. Partieulars is handbills and lithographic, plan.
new ready.
The three properties between the above and Fifth
street ars restnoted.
Trustee.' Peremptory Bala—Estate of Joe. Fitzwater.
eceased.
a TWO-STORY BR ICK eTORES AND DWEI
southwest comer of Frankford road and Mai
lane, Nineteenth ward. ea& Sale aosolate.
Sams Estate.-3 BRICK - DWELLING Baacrrer at..
north of Prmee. Eht l eauth 'ward. Nth_ Elsle absolste.
Same Estate . —T EE-STOEY WHICH' DWELL
!NO. wist stde of t greet. north of floblo- Ift.fia•
absolute.
VALUABLE FARM AND COUNTRY BEAT. 172
serves on the Bethlehem tarapike,h( s./1) wen of Mont
-I,obrltirrißrife, Montgomery county. Fa .. it maga from
IlUltl3.l"fe LOT, Brides street. west of Tbittl-res
weorw Twenty-fourth ward, :0 feet frost, IEO - rget dear.
Two front..
VALUABLt , RUSINEBYI STAND.— Three
blink dons and dwelling, No. LIS Borth Second gtr
i
between Arch and Race. having a aartgrag Into
freth's
REAL ESTATE SALE—DECEMBER 12, AT 12
IYCLOCIA. NOON.
La 'Tutors' Bale—Faroe of Geo. David Miller. deed.
VALUABL C. BUSINESS ISTAND-- T 132 BEN-
DkaLION HOUSE."—Three-stony tirlar tavern as 4
dwelling, west side of Broad street first have north of
Rau street.. Srir Immediate possaesiou.
Same Istate.—IIALUABLh TRACT. 1.922 AC RES.
formed, Pine Creek nowt Jenks tconnhip. Forest.
eountr. Pa., 3 miles south of Marion, and 3 units froth
Clacton river. Two State roads pawls traet. Rea-
Oily timb,red end well watered.
12VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY.—Four three.
&tors brick dwe ll ings. ands two mystic. , cacao , at ass
southeast corner of Thirteenth and Green streets.
Renting for esal per &norm.
Executors. Sate—Estate of Frank WilLuuns,dee'd.
BUILDING for, south std. ot Coates strewt vett of
Sites nth, i late drug Gauen./
Extensive Peremptory Bali.
ROBEWOID sND WALNU r CABINET
T URS—ErI'OCK OF G P.O. J. ILENEELIS.
This Morning.
Deo. 16th, at 16 o'clock. at the waremourt. No
Walnut Meet, the stock of elegaet rosewood and wal
nut drawing-room, doling-room, library. sad chamber
furniture. oompruint a neuralassortment. all
facnired in the beat manner. and or the toe. Ina=
brhlr. Brakes, for Ma warercom viler. and warir.nted.
orr The attention of perehaaers is reqpiseted to Ode
ale, se the entire stock in the catalogue vill be sold
without reserve.
Mat be examtwoLttuve dots t;ltosioas to ss'e,
and on Wodnoottar and Thant:lly oreautpt to'cloct
BALE OF A CONEiGNMENT OF RARE, OURIOtS,
AND INTERESTING BOOKS, DIRECT FROM,
LONDON.
Thu Ereititif.
Deo. 11, at the Auction Stone. a constrain/tit of rarer
curious. arid nimble books. to vancios Maaaagee. test
tecsircd direct from Loudon.
w For perttealan ■ee eataSofsee.
Recoil-nen SUPE R IOR
Nos. II and 13 Sarah Anti Ett.
:SUPERIOR RECO:ID-HA/0 PlAiiO3L
Ca on _ • onains.
Deo. 11. at It o'clock, ae rroe. If sod 155e001 tiiitit
will be sold wittioat reserve. by order of Om meows%
lo saperior rosewood pothole, insastectured bk Riches
bath. & &larder, &herr, Gilbert, B1001:1 k.
Raven. Load. and others.
Ala ? i;;e2:ll . l¢l;ied an fatzuday. Ede peremptory
LARGE
AN C T N R I O N M% ENT 3tBT
R V E A C L LIVA E PIO3I
LOD DON.
r .
On Monday.. Tender and WedattedaY ETelents•
Dec. 19.2), and 11. at the Auction &me, wro sell •
consignment of ealnahte London books, in the Tanana
departments of literature. science. and art, together
with an assemblage of splendid
PICTOs lAL AND ORNAMENTAL WORKS.
Of a Ter7 interesting character, the whole collection
jest received from I ondon.
Catalocties will be ready and the boob arranged
for examination two days arsenate
• dale at Nos.= 404 la Booth Roarth
SUPERIOR_ FAIILNITURE L _FRMK-PM_KR.
ROWS. PLANO-FORTE. JinnabLa car.b - ro.
Os Thursday 3101111114,
At • oVeek. at the Auction Ettore. ea sawboiM
treellest second hand armoire. ele=sukao-r4ross,
line mirrors. carpets, eta., st
rats. fro
heasekeems, respond to the store tor soon=
PIIILIP FORD, AUCTIONM, No. 5.30
MARKET Btreat. anti 121 MI MB Rtypet.
SALE OF I,NO BUFFALO AND WOLF _ROBES.
On Tuesday Morni s' ng.
Dec. 3). at 11 o'clock precise', trill be sold, by cata
log nB.l=o Nora. 1,2, 3. and 4 bask, robot.
30.1 au pe nor amity lined awl trimmod do
With a haniteonie assortment of Bullion Bay wolf
robes.
BALE OF Me CA81.73 BOOTS. SHOES. BECKANS.
&e., be muthe last Ws of the sesame
Oa Thursday !donates.
Dec.= at 10 o'cleet vacua, Till be sold. by eater
ies-ea, 012 roar months' credit, about IV cum men's
and boys' heavy trained and kip boots. braises, slip-
Pers. over-shoes. &c. Also. Lathes. children's *ad
names' clty made goat boots. gum °mikes. &e.
Also, &V peirythildren'e gay made (oat welt boots.
Comenstac a general assortmsnt, worthy the atten
tion ni bayera.
Parr Customise early on mortunt of We.
310SES NATIIAM, AUCTIONEER
-R.dND CO3I3ILE9ION MERCHANT, southeast
orner of SIXTH and RACE Street..
GREAT CHANCE. FOR CHRISTMAS PRESKNTS—
Da LE ON ACCOUNT OF THE CENTRAL LOA`!
FFI CE—N ATHA NS' GREAT 133 LE OF W.hTCII
- JEWELRY,.9c. ' being forfeited collateral&
01 Tue sday Mommur.
December". at 9 o'clock, so Mows Nathana' cc
tine store, so utheast sorter of Sixth sad Race streets.
in second-story sales-mom. entrance from Rees at.
Conxistmg in part of splendid 13-karat gold bout:air
cam double-time Inc *pendent extra fall jeweled patent
lease watch, for timing horses; elegant wave case 0-
karat gold patent lever vatehes. extra falljeweled.of
tae moat approved makers ; superior bunting ease, dou
bts case, and double Icemen lingbah patent Irma
scotches. to 15-karat oases. of the most approved and
best makers ; superior hunting case and open face ue
tutted patent laver and limns watches to la-karat cold
cases, various rankers ; gold Preen!' and Swiss
watches; ladies' fine li-karat go'd patent lever and Dimas
watches in limiting cases and open faces, some stria-deli
with diamonds, others with pearls. richly enamelled
end engine turned, some of them are very eleaaat ;
mh et English patent lever watches, in hunting cases.
double cum, and double bottomed extra full jeweled and
of the most approved male; silver huntin- case and open
face detached lover and lepine watches; Ear bah. Sea.
and French watches in aver cases and comrosiums ;
also hunting case silver doable-tune patent /ever and
duplex watches; irmaperident second duplex watches;
silver hunting ease patent lever and levee watches,
can be wound and set without her; bogs' and other
watel.es t fine sold rect, vest. fob and chatelaut
chains; fine cold bracelets; gold band armlets; neck-
I - ces; set eral rich sets of carriage and breastpins in
plain mold, coral.' garnet, lava, French painting, me
atpc, pearl. emerald. and others • fine gold pencil cases
and Pena; gold lockets, medallions, ear-nugs, breast
tins, brooch. miniature caste; great variety of finger
on. a studs &cave-buttons; counting room pens ; fire
scarf gold pins. keys, seals, slides. charms. and a
Ili us other artmles or diamonds in sets; also.
a quantity of otto of MSS; ilso, mathecusucal matra -
'Cents. musical instruments. d assist scales. portfolios.
fine old tiolins, .9 c., c. ; aleo 3KO superior Harems
clear.
•
Sala zonal,' and peremptory. without the lent re
serve, for oath. Conanene,n.: preen!, .r tUne o'clock.
Geode open (or examinanon on Monde* afternoon.
LLIAMB & BOYLE, AUCTIONEERS
AND COMNIRSION MERCHANTS. No. kl
North MAIN STREET. ST. Loris, Alm. Sorsoerly
Messrs. Alkort. elaghora & Co., Philsde:obiza.) oar
their combos to the mercharam mutufacutrere. ant
others of Phdadeiphia, for the age of try combo varhetar
boots, dote. hardware. jesetry. &0.. &o.
azi, Cash advances made on recolit of 110.04.
Ma. Settlemveta made three days after sale.
Manta Myer'. Cag horn,
btaart & Brother, nits.
Vaa Wy A, Toinland, h Warrens, flew Yolks
g• 1.. ar. B.guras t Co-,
Wod,
_Cartaty, & Bt. Loom' Mo. 1
0 Crew, McCreary, & Co., " "
ala.f m lala
WINES AND LIQUORS.
niIAMPAGNE.—We recommend to con
tinnier. and connoisseurs the Cdsipagne %%nes
of Mr. PERY. from Enemas. Franca. The egre*llesce
of the brand" INCOMPARABLE" has been (VIII eats
fished throughout France, Russia tierman.r. dc.
Samples may tat seen and examines' at our office.
dl-no F. D. LONOCHA3dP, 20 South FRONT.
s j 4NUFS STEIV.ART /F. CO.'S
PAISLEY MALT WHISKEY
GEORGE WHITELEY,
Importer of Brandy, Wine. !to.. 135 SOUTH FRONT
Scree, ofers for sale, in bond only, STEWART'S
CELEBRATED AND UNEQUALLED PAISLEY
MALT WHISAEY. sr-sie
viVE CALL ATTENTION OF THE
v TRADE to thi a really Supenor artele :
ALFRED RENAUD COGNAC-
A 4 imply in assorted p4.totagea constantly on hand.
O t r i i w
re received for direct importation.
a v—Re ane Coatiao Leßoy Cognac, London and
II
ad 6.01, Claret In Snood and Cat es,
_Cha.mpagnes.
high and low proms. LONGCRAAFP. Importer.
oloJitm H? South FRONT. Philadelphia.
GEORGE WIIITELEY,
N 0.1.15 South FRONT Street,
Importer of Brandy, Wines, Ac., Wien for sale, i.ll
pond only, the follownat, anions other standard breads
o brdy :
net. Castillon. & Co., Thee. Hines & Co..
Mee, Robin, & Co., Otard , Dural, & Co.,
A. Setenette, Marto,
I.f =CBI,
&jel:nein,
.. Defeat & Co., t;cuon Proprietore,
& b. Marlene, Jas. Hennessy.
3, Stuart's Penile) , Malt Wh take'', and the ehoicest
frenents of Madeira, Sherry, Port. Barynndls and
Rhine Wines, Palm Tree Gin. Jamaica Rum. Seam
eras Rnm. BardiPtux 011.. n— Ac. er.tr
CLARET. -1011 cases Barton & Cuestier's
Bc. ; SKI do. SL Estephe ; SOD do. Waahrug
ton Morton dt. Juhen ; 100 do. do. Taleage. pints ; 50 do.
Chateau La &wilt do. do. LeffrilleL Sontch Ale. in
stone and glass; Younger's, Harvey's, Falkirk Brown
Stout and London Porter. in store and for Pale hy
anb A. mErtnio. 110 South FRONT Street
O LD COGNAC, BRANDY,
Xi P ( ttett :
do. Do . do. Hennessy.
In tond, and for sale by A. MgRINO.
070 140 Sown FRONT Stmt..
ROSIN. -861 bbls extra Nos. 1 and :2
Loop Rosin ; APO bbls Shipping Roein,all to store,
and for sale by
ROWLEY. ASEIBLULVER. & CO..
121 Routh WITARVVA.
Zl.l,tiLtat t SMITH, corner SECOND
and GREEN, hare acquired great reputaUon by
the wise and prudent course they have pursued since
their commencementin busman, by salt= a 51st -rate
*Mt!
aren't. tovir fir,n•
15 000 B 0X ES AMERICAN . AND
FRENCH WI NDOW mart
approved brands. and of every size and quality reqatred
for airy and country trade. at prices astenishingly . lot.
Send your orders to ZIEVLER k 13:111TH Oros.
Paint,_ Waal, and Varnish 'Dealers. earner sikeop. - D
and OR RAN fthwtb , .0-. f
(ZEN'ILEMEN visiting the Optra will
find & Lunoh at the Ls-eer Beer Saloon, OPPO'd , a
e Academy.= Broad Mot. 4122-6 S•
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