"41 1 0.:-VREIA .1 iv JOUN W. YUMMY; '4g:f,---; Deux, immix: 11100446400:out of the City'it Su Daum Pme. Diiitasit Facia* Moms; Tiraiatia„mt.ilfax Moirtsvariabls La ad. rases tor** thou ordered. , „ ' , 111444EXICLY, PUPIL , • Mailed to itibootibiariost dello city at THAI! Dot, taxa ", 1860* ? iIW OR F AVE S S. AND 1860. wm. F. MURPHY 8$ SONS. • —No. Wie ORESTNUTIMMT, • Below Fourth; P*ACTtOLL .1111ttinetlfliilli OP BriA N R-B - 0 IC Eh Made of Lideat Moak. - e rette ial °rde tc l a i ViTelTS4lll4 .l l;raigoia, Loth., and ° r cOllO P with a OMNI litOOk Ot 14 111-476V a ti ti -grik STA:r lON ACQO I SNT, 'B 4 O010; 0141) AND NEW ?Mt% SIBQIIIIIINO VnitOLß SETS the •Malief piioF, 'Fill Had Oa our aide's a LAEOE AND:CoIdFLETE iatiOETriESIT om witoi to mdeti;oreau hare them made to order o ANY Dziattur PATTERN; - . VERY BEST:QUALITY OF MATERIAL AND WORKMANSHIP, . Timistiziri;tiiii a full eagioitigiat of FOREIGN- , AND DOMESTIC • COUNTING4IO(XE '4T4TiONERY,' •AT THE VERY LOWEST PRICES. MOSS. BROTHER; gt',oo., -No. 4841 PLARKE.T STREET MILLINERY GOODS. 729; -- 729. I'l.O*ER & FEATHER, frT RB y I' 2 S., a it B NrT .6 T R (nosing one,:at GREATLY REDUCED PRIOREI.our satire stook of HEADANIESJIRIDAILWREAT - R FLOWER% FEAVIERE, 4.2.3 .•• • - - - MILLINERY 000 DEL THOS.REI4NVIA &BRO., 703.CKEETNUT ET" AND 43 B. SECOND ST. #3472-3131' RERCIIANT TAILORS. RAPIIABL P.M. MBItOIIANT TAILOR. • PIitEPAIINIONABLE • " 11.11ADY 7 XADX OL 01'41 IN 0, SUPERIOR FABRICS von ouOromEtt WORE vo.ancsotux seviTTE swan, - gml i ffiltrusitt o- d t i ,..y= Inv 14 or Granyi ltokes%) tesPoetiooy invites the /A nthill or the pub o to his new establishment, and his splendid stook. of FURNISHING SCUDS for Gentle men's wear. ' Re has on hand a doles seleotien le Fabrics experial- Una r trit i ntrinia d ß Cla i ll ' itrirtli% ! t numerative attention of.buyers. Each artiele warranted togva u ptire satisfaction. - ; .40KB HOBSON. Artist. BOOTS AND SHOES. HAZELL & HARMER. MANDIAOTURFUI AND wliopivera MALKIN BOOTS AND SHOES. NO. pa NORTH THUD MEET. A 631 tasolimeit or as Ewe toot. and Ohm oon steak an nand:, aitistf HARDWARE PACKAGE /LOUSES. hANDY & BRENNER. Nos. As, es, #ND - *Tit i4Ftift,iis* r/WoAD/EGPIELt. WHOWALI COMMISSION MERCHANTA - j• "WOOL MAAMiterillillo HAIWWARZs, AtOriNfirifit • largentware .onters.: • , , ..„0 TctsE.Rygt, PII 8, the wet or otheriviei: - .1111TORIEWS -.BDON TOOLS; i ' • • ' 11137CHER'8 STEEL OA VARIOUS Km& wmente,;PATIINT: tr.4l AND' 'MA EIRIPOII.O.O I I. - AM other If ads in every variety - SOLI MUMS ros. BRAILF'S BM - PRATER 'PISTOL, • WEIGHING ONLY ev. EHARIII NEW MODEL RIFLES AND PISTOLS. zowAiir s RAErrr. • no. 0. tumuli. a. F. sisersax. pAOKAGE . HAADVTARS HOUSE.—Wo W'ro hall esti the attention of the 43_04 . w r e atrWill Mktg ,11.11 redo* tai the tosoitage. •-•- 14irtti t agrCtadA and • sritgtgg VI W. G. & Bon, COotraHltwE Street iginft46 sad Horrunissioa_Merohania. AM Agate 6x irOTESIM and Domestio Hardware. , milled SADDLERY, HARNESS, &c. LAM - HARNESS, SADDLES, AND ROBES. Tan l'ams bletikti at the Wprld's Fair, held in Lou ac:k tirrth r"r ot ni at d hewg e a_vgblPl4l,ll\27 York. in ISO, wriiielsousranlod to us for the best Rat 'livingau' toe they greatly enlarged our manufaetunns. fir 'two, are_now fired to offer to the at oar . Errgro ► or sTAbbIetIMENI No.. 'goad alt t ic above Chestnut, The tiostemrinleteaasortment, of - p vtioles In our line W s business, molt as arefies Ladies and Gentlemen's ding _Saddles, Brid le s, Driving end Riding Wilms. Fly eta. Rome Covina or Sommer and Winter use. :Bur filo and all other kinds of robes, Our goods are manta feetaw in the Tog best style of workrannshii,_and witirtat Olgx quALITy OF LEATHER, Oriloh is the best the market tan fO mash: Attoottoa ukett , Ootbe folloWitigooole of Vim: Gaud rain aarViNtittat single halfwit fr0m...819 to IX ewer • • - NS / 10 to pl e t u l t un g beiriimisp ae - re ban be supplied with Altiorners cheep.[ than ran Inanuniatureem. nlfi-stuikthang - CABINET WARE. .S A IMMMTUEZ AND ArUaAIU:I MOORE &,.oAmpioN, ay&ViratiVrotes al l 11311711 pros:hoed by v have eff roiViewd.ir.”. l With f i th oh blhetiLa Pcitro t ti • blidia DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &c. DRUGS, GLASS, PAINTH, &O. ROBT. SHOEMAKER & NORtagAn PORNOR iljtatiff AND Meg EiTREMS, WilOieltBAl4g, ; DRUGGISTS; fisporkee and Beam tt!WRIDOIr 0.12,08 . ,PA1NTH. Ike., Invite the atteation'ef COUNTRY ME . ROHANTS To their tow me;olt:tiatobioritioit thee ear at the lowest market estee” - - • oae-tt r:OOSZN6•GLASSES. • LOOligiG-GLASSES, , • At ritdtiOd Mises. I. COWPLAND, No. 61 Fatah Foitith 'street. has on band alarms stook of French —Mate Mirrors in silt Yrnmes,riohly.ornamented or phun. whioh ism uttered at very lotrartoes. Square and ovid•Fortratt, Platute, and PliotdarsaFrames, Frew* nabs on hand front by so no.set by SS, at - much beknr, forrner!snoes, Oridsnr sobs; , • OSECUA•OIO9.IMAND, „ •• No. 63 South Fourth street. HOPE COAL OIL W.ORKB. FIRST PREMIUM; AWARDED 4 ir naraiinvenTA STATE FMB, , FACITOPi* :9090.*REST, Yrgeßi/ SORINIA ONUS 12T WALIII7I MOM , P. NTINBAIRTI k WIN TIRA7611111: Aft 'TiillllPrtso , MATJC: tot *ore and Aroldt4,ota'Ststkeitty, ..._ - r reman Painting aterials, , natirrcrldx, and V ar l itio for AiUsta and at dts, Mkgse .." 4 ' g= arrtilinthoh - , , -- - ° g" ~t ht W , th d ° rik & .1 OlNEffTrit - - le, .-- ...' No. la filth BlOtral. fitre.t. - I,lt - ATM lt .TA 1,. ‘- ' - ,Mr -11M VAttOrTit TWII4 I '; r 3asf:rec'eAve4l, a operigs lot of Calcutta. T0i06,.0t0l forma° • VEN. I ,FITI,LA, dSt -; 13 N. wAter It. Fin 4 ZS ER whSrrec - - 113 PftSE • A n invoice received. and fo --,:vnrrunfinx* , BROTAMR. Nett. 41 And 49 North ...Eno N fityrpt., PANNOII,"VIVD6,4rt ' hand , 411 roi pit% iii_yrgigisntLG & Bunn Elt,' -al - , antr. 41' aIiortIiSECUPID Street. or, wiNtiovr-OtrrrA Siyle - atile - Prii•L;itkpioitik our rats% iirthe MMothO i/-411. 719 CitlEti.FN v ttreet. 01-4;-1 vh,itaxg4 ejs_vrcrt, r ter It , • ; • \\‘':\l •-•• , ; : •..„ *VI „A . • dri :5 a y . _.• 7 117 I “*. . • rte, r f 1.0111111 t r i w. L.l Lit .A••••••••••• •-, - - . ' • • , ••••••••:..,; T s. -""" • ( • tr. VOL. 3.-NO. 124. Tit , lor Tat." • (12( taaciltlMlX MORE FORCIBLE THAN TARVIZIED.) BY THE BARD OF TOWER HALL. tr e etty, witty Neill Oray o her Billy sai nt one days t tug go to Bennett's, attar ; Mho whispered in her ear: No you don't I" "Let me go t " she .'id, with you. From the Tower , to take a view— . Others go, and why can't I r" Bttil he made the same stray • ,No yondon t!" rare froM azure eyes ell like ram-drops from the skies; t, alas, t.oor weepingNel Bill resuarked,,M fast they . loll: No you don't!" "Uncle died." said well." last night, " teavingffle ten thousandmote.' earest Noll." mod Bill, "we'll go;' ut she answered. taproot.: No you don't !" "If you lad to Bennett's cone ',When I asked you so forlorn; When you thought I'd 'rim y I should not to you have said ; NO you don't 1"' n his knees poor Billy fell, vying, '`,Dearest. darling Nell, will wed you;" but she said, With a toss-up of her head: "No you don't 1" Then she spurned him with her toes, .And,with thumb upon her nose. - Moving either fingers fair, lisid again, with haughty air s No you don't:" With a heart by grief mode sore, lily through BO door, oaring Nett bested him shout. " your mother know you's" out/ No, she don tl' Nora; Ali young gents who wish to wed Wit2 l :taXi. clo thed gri t & i 'loWilt i lt ad We to you would loudly Gall, .• No you don't I" Other places you may try, With the hope to cheaper buy, But from Tower jell away. FaCtts will show f they don't say, • " ~y ou don ti" Bariaina: bargain .I gnat bargains! in Winter Cloth. Ing are now °Bared at TOWER HALL, 018 MARKET BTREET.ymarotnpura, by BENNETT do CO. CONFECTIONERY. C , IMISEMAS AND NEW YEAR.—Fine CONFECTIONERY enn be hnd, eir I to am otho , establlehmentla tha city—vie: Bon on, Chenolate. Almond. &d. Also, an assortment o Fanny Boxes. Call at TEFFRIEN Ir.' o.'B, N 0.718 MARK KT Krest, between Eleventh and Eighth. €l.lO-1m CJIRISTIiIAS CANDIES AND TOYS.- Fine French Mixtures, 60 cents per pound. worth 76 conk's do. 78 cants worth SI. Plaus Mixtures 25 cants and 37 cents nor _pound. Also, Puobeirsa d'An gouleme and Vim of Wakefield Pears. , Latly eI . , Ap plds4c* X 4 B C ot N N B NTH S Street. j.AIIRENT MARON'S CONED:6 ALA TIONERr, Northwest corner SIXTH and ARCH Streets We krere now on hand one of the finest stooks of • , HOLIDAY CONFECTIONERY It, this oily, together with a great variety of TOYS AND FANCY GOODS ; TOYS FOR ORNAMENTING CHILDREN'S TREES; Faneg Boxes, Cornets end other artntlea suitable for CHRIS rmAs GIFTS. Ae wamanufaeture all .our own goods, with the ex petition of those we Import, our prices will be found lover than Until, for Our assortment of Farley Sugar and Fastillage Tors. ORNAMENTING TREEdi Will be found unequalled. die-et ' •• L.AURENT & MARON CHOICE CHRISTMAS CONFECTIONERY. ME MIXED SUGAR PLUMS, . * •L 26 ' 22.5 ' 1 ' 1111 . a 3 lj I I 1 2 2 'l'3l / FRENCH AND AMERICAN. BON-BONS, SUGAR TOYS, NICK- ,NA.OIO, &0., &o Ilauttfaatund and Imported by EP:Ara-. WHITMAN & 00., tD f 6 SECOND and CHESTNUT Streets. pia FARM, POE CHRISTMAS FOWL ` FR IoCiT, ici dre TOW STRE NSEND, die 9111 ET, 1344' ,140 1 , 4,ll2ly u ta n a l -vacerriaryrsry 19 A. a 11 Mtig i ll048 4 0„91 4 0 8 ;i ' ---- ah.or-'h , tioi_gh l t i rk- so s, Chils o irdail-Wpre orris media, ikah' , Wo vit also fide F ts, itaillney'rasef shell Almonds, .hu., suitable r the doming holi days, to which we respectfully - invite the /Warthog _of buyers before parehashis elsewhere. Don't forset sic hielf.KET Street. dle-tjal PAPER RAEGINGS, &c. TO CLOSE • BUSINESS. Wo offer from now to the end of the year our LARDS STOCK OF PAPER HANGINGS, AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES, Persons iridium their ROLIN3II Papered, can get vest BARGAINS Si4lllng early on HART, MONTGOMERY, & GO., dl3-1m NO, 322 CHESTNUT STREET. CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c. ZWISSLER •Se FIORILLO. 126 NORTH TRIAD STREET, Have for sale s 1111111 amply of CIGAR B OP THE BEST HAVANA BRANDS. TOBACCO, SNUFF, PIPES, 811. AGENTS 808 GAIL & AS, GERMAN SMOKING TOBACCO AND MAIM oollt-Sm MERINO. 140 SOUTH BRONT STEW Has In store and bond, ant Wm for Bale. a Larne assortment el OIGAREI, lteeedved dbeart from Hama, of (tole, and favorite Brands. - ana-t1 HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS. THE UNION; _ MICR 'STREET,ABOVE' TRIM PHITAELYNIII. uploN El. NEWCOMER. The titaelloa 0 this Rom, is eepethuly adapted tt the wentseithe mime public; motto that' In Beard' of inure, Passenger Ra_groadeortgog gow roo peat and n aloes proxinuty. afford a cheap and plc l e et& to el pleohe of interest in or shout the QM. le FAD" SCALES. FAIRRANKS PLATFORM SOALIB For side bh 3 PAIGBANI%&, EWING. 0.22-17 CHESTN UT Int'est, Phils 44-1 ['OWE'S STANDARD SCALES.— STRONG & ROSS PATEDIT.—CortI, Cattle, and Hay &ales require no.nit. Platform and Counter Reales of every desoription. They reoeive all Fnotmn and Wear on Bells instead of Knife Edges, aeon other Boehm. Call and examine before pnroluunng elsewhere, and aint the impurtiment. YEANINGTON GREEN. Aftent, 112 Houth,BEVENT hiladH Fltre el et, Pphia. BUSINESS CARDS. (MARTIN & QUAYLE'S STATIONERid TOY Pok Anti F up A t 10 GOODI E M v A ALEUT ertizia. 13ILOW ZLIVENTH. n4-dinri PAILADELKIIA . Constantly . on band Pertomari and Tnil e t Articles. PROS. M. BIDDLE, Attorney at Law 130. 273 Booth FOURTH Street. nl&6m• WALLACE & BRODHEAD, ta ExartANoE PL'ACE, NEW YORK. Stooks and Ronda bought an d sold, on goinmiation. FRANCIS B. WALLAO2. EDWAID V. URODHEAD 028-4 m. ALEX. frIoKINNKY AT'TORNB I y AT L_AW, OREENB lIRO, Will practise In Westmoreland, Arm Irons, and In mana oonnties. sell-11 THE ADAM EXPRESS CO., OFFICE 320 CERBTbill Btrona, for Pamela, Peek !gel, blerabeadiee, Bank rtytea, with Peale, a titter bl rMiles, or in connection age other .E.xe rear ea to all the rumple WE end eines o the ite c i ti pmeg, • E. 8. SANDFOR Flesterel Buserintendent SILVER SOAP—A simple preparation for oleanzlng Silver Plate, Jewelry, Mirrers, Mar. Me, &0., far Mora convenient and effective than any other. One half the labor of House oleaning niay he saved by using this Soap, which cannot possibly injure the finest Zino white, and as no scrubbing Is required, the paving_ in the wear of the paint is mach treater than the oust of the Soap. It leaves the surface as pure and white as when new. Manufactured only by the II ton indexicial Soap flompariv, and sold by their annotated &gents, MAS tIESTNIITSATID & CO.. Apothecaries. TWELFTH raia di- HAVANA CIGARS OF VIE FOLLOWING BRANDS: Figaro, Ifojae de Oro. Daniel Webator. Fabudaria, Zaragoanns, Noptuno, Venoms Praebree, °intro tilobrinos, Espernitza Real* Palma, &0., in N. .A. and 3‘, of nil I gee and qualitioa. hat re newed to store, and for sale low by 0 rfAll LEN TETE, at lot 100 WALNUT St. Mile. extra quality Veal vV Od. a ear+ superior artiole for honing long and "giving bright tight. Just arrivod. For sale b• ROWLEY. AMHBORNEtt. dig Pin. lliFtllltTlf WTIA RvER. CODFIRt4.-500 qtls, Extra Grand Ban Codfish, in gore and !ovals kr __ J. TAy lAA & CO., 431 , * OPIA POWPg WWl"' RETAIL DRY GOODS. ELEGANT WINTER CLOAKS REDUCED PRICES. AT TTIE PARIS MANTILLA EMPORIUM, 708 CHESTNUT STREET. THE SUBSCRIBERS, in accordanee with their usual custom at this season of the year, will offer the betimes of their Meek of elegant PARIS, LONDON, end HOME-MADE CLOAKS, at considerably REDUCED PRICES, with a view to the termination of the season's trade, They have still remaining a thorough and com plete assortment of all the lending Myles, on the whole of which a bean/ids reduction from the prices hitherto demanded has been trade. RICHLY ADORNED VELVET CLOAKS. REDUCED PRICES HANDSOME PLAIN VELVET CLOAKS, AT REDUCED PRICES. IMPERIAL PLUSH TARTAN AND STRIPED OLOARS, AT REDUCED PRICES. ELEGANT DRAT DE VELOUR CLOAKS, STRIPED, AT REDUCED PRICES. PARIS CLOAKS. IN FINE BLACK, BEAVER, ALL AT 25 PER CENT. REDUCTION. hIOLTRNING AND OTHER PLAIN OLOAKS, AT REDUCED PRICES. MISSES AND CHILDREN'S . CLOAKS. IN GREAT VARIETY, AT REDIMED PRICER. OPERA CLOAKS, BALL CLOAKS, EVENING OLOAICE, ALL AT REDUCED PRICES. J. W. PROCTOR & CO.. 7QB CHESTNUT STREET, ELEGANT LADIES', FURS, AT LOW PRICES, AT TR& P. X /81 MANTILLA EMPORIUM. 708 CHESTNUT STREET, THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN THE CITY, RUSSIAN SABLE, HUDSON BAY SABLE, EASTERN MINK SABLE. HAREM r SIBERIAN SQUIRREL, FINE GERMAN PITCH, ROYAL ERMINE, CHINCHILLA, STONE MARTEN, Re., IN CAPES, HALF CAPES, MUFFS AND CUFFS. HANDSOME MINK MARTEN CIRCULARS AND MANTILLAS, SO kin inches deep. Sn, SOO. MM. OHO, IWO, to 0300 J.:W.PROOTOR & 00.. CLOAK ANA FUR EMPORIUM, 708 CHESTNUT STREET. du-nt DECEMBER REDUCTION J. LUNY. & • Announce to the Public and their ouibimeri tie; °Orden°. with their usual custom at this elision of the year, they have rednoed the prices of their stook of FANCY DRY GOODS, wineh comprises many Wipe and beautiful descriptions of goods suitable for CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. G. J. L. & Co. have received, this week, a very ohome collection of Embroidered Cambria Hdkfs. New Lace Goods, Embroideries, tko., to which there will be added, on Monday. December Hi, several oases of Nouveautes, especially selected for HOLIDAY PRESENTS. 809 and 811 OLEESTN CT STREET. di-tf LADIES' FANCY FURS. GEO. F. WOMRATH. NOB. 415 AND 417 ANON STREET, RAE NOW OPEN HlB USUAL 1311010 E ASSORTMENT OF FURS, Made of smolt saloon:4 b, himself in Europe during the Vest Boring. onl6-3m CLOAKS 1 CLOAKS 11 IMMENSE ATTRACTIONS. EVERY NEW STYLE. EVERY NEW MATERIAL. THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY. Mr Prime monk reasonable than at any other estab lishment. IVENS, 93 SORTRI NINTH . STREET CLOAKS I CLOAKS!! THE GREATEST BAROAINS IN OLOAKS EVER OFFERED. I V E N S, nlV•tt BS SOUTH NINTH STREET. CLOTHS -CLOTHS. JAYNE'S HALL. A cometete assortment of CLOTHS, CArSIMERES, VESTINOS, &c. 810 to 810 saved on a Gent's Salt and 86 to 810 on LADIES' CLOAKING. (Patterns furnished.) CGS and see at ESI-I.LEMAN'S n30.td31 625 CHESTNUT STREET. EYRE & LANDELL. FOURTH AND A.ROH, STAPLE AND FANCY SILK GOODS. RICH SILAS AND REDUCED IN PRICE. FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. YONS VELVETS. NAV vR CLOTHS, li gt iC t,B , ll l oo B 4 l ,_ M vS, 444 1 . 1 1U I WA V NIS, VELVePOPLINS, Mil -IQUET DE T, INES, IGURED MERINOS, ?IN BLANKET de-luthstßa TABLr. LINENS, ato., As. gIiARPLESS BROTHERS have now open b•- 7 the balance of their Fenny Dross Goods. hlousftelinos, Calicos, VIRUS. Rich Silks and Hobos. Figured Merinos, Kipling. Marked at much reduced prices to soli off stock. d2l OtiIiSTNUT AND EIGHTH. LYONS CLOAK VELV F TS. All viidihe of these goods in brilliant blocks. They are composed of pure Silk e and considered the but manufacture that roaches this market. lmport%d expressly for our retail SH sales ARSby LESS BROTHERS d2l CHESTNUT and EIGHTH Streets. RAPS() N'S. CORNER OF MONTE AND CHERRY BTB Have now open a fins assortment of BERLIN ZEPHYR WORSTED, a SINGLE, DOUBLE, AND SPLIT. The whole from the celebrated notnufaeturers, Hertz & Wegener, in Berlin, Our customers can depend on getting the best article ever offered at retell in Phila delphia, at the lowest prices. A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS. AiLairry 01 BLACK CLOAK TASSELS. UANDBOME CROCHET CLOAK FRINGES. New_ AND BEAUTIFUL DRESS TRIMMINGS. 'WOOLLEN KNIT T 3210 YARNS, ALL COLORS. ZEPHYR KNIT TALMAS AND CAPS. ZEPHYR KNIT GAITER. AND SLEEVES. A ROLL sTOCK Or STAPLE TRIMMINGS. AT RAPSON'B LADIES , TBDSMiNce AND 7.VPUVR RTORE. Cor. Or MIRTH AND CHERRY OW. CLOAKING CLOTHS. Pine Black Cloths and Beaver*. • Ladies' !hack Cloakings, 411.25 to SLOO. Overcoat Cloths, $1 to 8 6 • 60 .' Drees-coat Cloths, $260 $6. Black and fauoy Cassoneres. Extra heavy fanny Winter Casomeren. Satinets ann Union Casairneres. Good and cheap Vestices.Bilk, Plueh, ValooOlo• Boys' weat—sooda eapcydaloe4to Gd 7 bNaNv4 t M MA R E B LACK BEAVER CLOAKS. Mena Cloaks, from et to ea 819.. Full Black Cloaks, 86 to Black Beaver Cloaks, 810 to 819. Black Trioot Cloaks. 810 to 8.9. We ore now solling large quaa elms from s large fresh, and clean stook. Cloaks made to order and gua ranter.' to Ft and please. COOPER & CON, F lt. dI7 NINTH and MARKET. 11 kVANA CIGARS—Cow 3009000prisine some of the moat oelobretc d mends. Now :and , and stare and foreal_e_ low by allet CS WALNU r et. PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1859. NEW PUBLICATIONS. GIFT BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS THE aMERICSN SUND.IY SCHOOL UNION, 17 HIBBING ♦ NM BOOK EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, le enabled to furnish a large assortment of new and ELEOANTLY ILLUBTRATED BOOKS, DO D 117 IN HANDSOME GILT BINDINGS, &Sable for HOLIDAY GIFTS. THE SOCIETY HAS ON ITS CATALOGUE TWELVE HUNDRED DISTINCT PUBLICATIONS Theao Embrace Books for THE SUNDAY SCHOOL, _ THE BIBLE CLASS, THE FAMILY la appropriate binding. for snob 'ALWAYS ON HAND, A OOMPLETE ASSORTMENT BIBLES. TOOZTHER WITH 11111 DEVOTIONAL BOOKS Vied in the DIFFERENT EVANGELICAL DENOMINATIONS AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION, VILADELPHIA-1123 Chestnut Street. NEW YORK-375 Broadway. BOSTON-141 Washington &net, °poollts Old South Church. For Salo by Booksellers generally. 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CO, 14 HANOVER STREET, BOSTON. THE TRAPS SUPPLIED, d9-er 4114 Cljt VrtsS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER. 24,18559. Publications Received. Under tho heavy and engrossing, but not unpin !liable or unpleasing pressure of advertisements, we can do nothing, for some days, but acknowledge the receipt of new publiostions. We have received the following : Films Paransom & Baoruzas : 'Lola Siontex's Lectures, a new and handsome edition in gold and scarlet, with admirable por trait. Peterson. The hilscellaneons works of Sir Philip Sidney, with Life of the author, and Illustrated Notes, by William Gray, Esq., of Magdalen College, Oxford. I vol. Bvo. pp.- 380. Published by T. 0: P. If. Burnham ' Boe :. m. Erzides Sidney's Miscellanies, this hantictrue rulume, printed in the old-faahiotted type, which is coming into fishion for the elder' &atlas. contains a memoir and sixteen of Sidney's lettem now Sat printed from the originals in the British Museum. The text has been oollated and corrected, and ably annotated. This volume contains ail of Sidney's" works, except his Arcadia, and the Psalms, whiob ho wrote in conjunction with his sis ter the Countess of Pembroke. Harry's Summer in Ashcroft. (en mount of a spring. and summer passed on a farm on the III:aeon, by a boy and his sister,) and the second volume of the Rainbow and Lasky Stories, by L'A'l4" f u birhne " - written. n s New York. FROM E. IL BUTLIR dc Co Rev. Dr. William Steven's Ristory of Geor gia. 2 Tole, See. With portraits. Published by E. 11. Butler. Flom J. B. Lienitccerx Co.: The Professor at the Breakfast Table, with the Story of Iris, by Oliver Wendell Holmes. This conclusion to the " Autocrat," which it equals in literary merit, is collected into a handsome volume from the Mantle Monthly. It is ono of the beet-written books in our language, and is deeply imbued with strong human interest. A book to hare at hand for frequent perusal Pub lished by Tioknor c Fields. Self-Help, with illustrations of Character and Conduct, by Samuel Smiles, author of the "Life of George Stephenson." Ticknor A Fields. Narratives, connectedly arranged in einem, of men who, by ability, probity, and persaveranoe, have worked themselves up to the top of the tree. It is anecdotal, as well as biographical, and we recommend It as worthy of being put into the hands of youth, while it also is a capital parlor aid library companion. Poems: By Henry Timrod. Ticknor A Fields A small volume of good poetry, by a Southern writer. "A Vision of Poesy" is the most ambitious piece, but we prefer " Pneeeptor amat," and the human passion of "Problems," and " A Year's Courtship." The sonnets are good, also. Fairy Dreams: or, Wanderings in Elf-Land. By Jane C. Austin. With illustrations by Ham mett Billings. Boston: J. B Tilton k Co. One of the best collection: of original fairy-tales we ever read. Illustrated with Taney and teate, and luxuriously rejoicing in fine type and tinted paper, A bijou of a juvenile book. Fan( G. G. EVANS : Fables of La Fontaine. Illustrated by J. J. Grandville. Translated from the French, by 'Blur Wright, Jun. Complete in one volume, Bvo. Now York : Derby .t Jackson. A fort night ago we noticed this work, in two volumes. The present is a superior edition. A French artist alone could illustrate each a French poet as La Fontaine, and Grandville hu suesoeded. Mr. Wright's translations give the spirit of the author, and his Preface gives a very good idea of Ls Fontaine's Life and Times. Fnow W. B. ZILBZR : - The Art-Union for December. London : J. B. Virtue. With • vast quantity of _latormstion relative to Art in all parts of the world. This publication, which here completes Vol. V. of the new Series, Is also rich in engravings on steel and wood. From the Queen's Collection it, this Mouth, gives engravings from paintings by Wilkie A Grease, and a sculpture plate front Foley, no. meson? wood-engravings, and the conclusion of Mr. and Mrs. Hall's Excursions in South Wales In the January number, Benson J. Lossing's illustrated serial on the Course of the Hudson will be commenced. Fun S. Harann, Jr.: Gems of German Verse. By William H. Furness, Philadelphia : Willis P. Huard. A new and extremely handsome edition, revised, enlarged, end illustrated with fourteen beautiful outline engravings, of a well-selected volume of translations from tho leading German poets. Mr. Furness, we believe, is the editor, and has con tributed largely. The opening poem is his. English version of Schiller's " Song of the Bell :" a spirited translation, which, however, belts terribly in its rhymes. For example, we have ponder and render, combining and joining, filling and reeling, hollow and billow, chamber , and timbers, torn and gone, full and skill, be ginning and renning. structure and fracture, tender and asunder. fedeth and Oidetn, and that dreadful cockneyism, dawning aid •wsrming. This to not accidental, because farther on (p. 150,) Mr. Furness makes daughter rhyme with shorter. after he puts sorely as rhyme to surely ! The other translations aro N. L. Frothingliarn, F. H. Ridge, W. Story, J. S. Dwight, W. M. Thackeray, H. W. Longfel low, Chattel G. Leland, C. T. Brooks, and a few who give only their initials. The volume will bo in great request, as a gift book, we doubt not. Fnou TEE Pr.tnirrnyvti.t. Snanct's Futznn Co=flare° and Christianity. A Premium Et say, by Roe. Rollie Read, author of tt God in History." A bequest of $l.OOO was left to the above Society, by the late E. W. Clark, of this city, and the Board of Directors appropriate-1 $lOO ot it as a premium for the best Early on the Moral Power of the Sea. Out of nineteen eeasye a competent clerical committee selected Mr. Flollis Read'a as the beat Ile has taken a eom prehensive view of the mission of the Sailor, and hes argued ably in favor of the ameliorating his condition. The Society for whom be wroto le one of the most nadal and beet known In this city. It her applied itself for sixteen years to the sal vation, body and soul, of seamen, and, In that time, has provided Christian accommodation for more than twelve thousand of that class, whest spiritual wants it also attends to. We hope that the Society will widen its circle of utility and protect the sailor from cruel treatment at sea— which, in English Court. of low is severely pun ished, while in Philadelphia, one of the Judges of the land declare, a trial at law on that ac count to bo •' a mere farce." While the Society nobly supplies missionaries to crave seamen's souls, it FILQUid sup ply lawyer' to defend their persona. Tux Reprint::le NATIONAL CONVENTION —The following Is tho call adopted by the Republican National Committee: A National *Republican Convention will meet at Chicago on Wednesday, the 13th day of June next, at 12 o'clock (noon>, for the nomination of candidates to be supported for President and Vice President at the next election. The Republican electors of the several States. the members of the People's party of Pennsylva• nia, and of the Opposition party of New Jersey, and all others who are willing to 00-operate with o , ern in support of the candidates who shall there ho nominated, and who are opposed to the policy of the present Administration ; to Federal corrup tion and usurpation ; to the extension of slavery iota the Territonea ; to the new and dangerous political doctrine that the Constitution, of ate own force, cards.' slavery into all the Territories o f the United States ; to the reopening at the African slave trade ; to any inequality of rights among citizens; end who are In favor of the immediate admission of littlSall into the Union under the Constitution recemly adopted by its people; of re. storing the Faders! Administration to a system of rigid economy, and to the principle! of Washing. ton. and Jefferson; of 'maintaining inviolate the rights of the States, and defending the Boil of every State and Territory from lawless invasion; and of preserving the integrity of this Union, and the supremacy of the Constitution and laws passed in pursuance thereof, against the conspiracy of the leaders of a sectional patty to resist the majority principle as established in this Government at the expense of Its existence, aro invited to send from each State two delegates from every Congressional 'Pat rict and four delegates at large to the Cone eu• tiop. EDWIN D. Monaste, New York. 3013'11 BARTLETT, Maine. (SEorws: G. Foos, New Ilamn.hire. LawneNca BRSINERn, Vermont .inn's I , oratßien MtL.... , • At! Cakes, Rhode Island. glior,oN W Cooi.o,lD.ot. Titom us WILL aaa Penn, I value. bonne 11 tants, Maryland : ALFRED rat ow el I k irginia THOMAS SPOOS SR. Ohio. Cogan a M Cr, v, Kentucky. Jamas BITCIIIII, Indiana. Noun iN Li. Jt I,D. 11111,1.09, 'itCll ant 4n Cnnrot.ca. Mt^hlgllll. Jona 11. TWERPS'. Wlfton!in. ALESANTI• n It 1 , AN 41 , % Mit:meta. ANunew J. STEVE:IS, lowa. Aet S. itikRTIN Y. °muter, Kansas. Lewis Cexru nlr, i)is,riet of Coitus)* P. 5101rNRY. 408 WALNUT Strome TWO CENTS. TimTHE n Pans w WEE ill KL he wet to Solocribets bW men (Per Lamm, Three Copied. " ISO Fire Copies, " Ten Twenty Copies," Zies43dOTes) neW iS44l Twenty Cowie*, or over " Ito address of *sob Elabeeriberd UNI For. is Clab of Treaty -oat OT OM We will sad en esti' posy to the setter-ue etas Oink air Postmasters are heasested to .at as meats for Tax w ins Pima. CALIFORNIA PRES& tweed . S end - Monthly lo time for the California RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE. The Nativity, Br ORATBN.ASD. To-morrow will be Christmas. Por many eon uries the twenty-fifth day of December has been , beerved as a festival throughout Christendom, in ommemoration ot ottr Saviour's nativity. In the atholio, and some branches of the Protestant hurch, it is more . exelusively a religion, festival, and is celebrated by a particular service set apart or that day; although in the main, eren among Burch-going people, Christmas has be'ome noted or its social reunioes and general holiday-enjoy -ants, rather than for any special religious tang ly. There are reasons for this. In the first film, here are no injunctions in the Bible whatever for is obseirvance, and eye° the exact date of the Saviour's birth seems to have been purposely hid. ft is quite certain, also, that almost a ()eatery of .e Christian era bad thirsted before this festival was observed at all. The name Christmas, or Christ-nsaie, derived torn the appellative Christ having bean added to he name ofJeaus to express that he was the Mee - lab, or 77te Anointed One. -The first obsess.. • nos of it was in A. D IQ, It was not ordered to - held as a solemn feast, by the performaneesof 'trine service on the 25th of December, until • early a century after our Lord's ascension, and as then done by Pope Telespboran who wis rob. eeqaently martyred. A century and three quer' era later, Dkwilatian, the Roman Emperor, being nformed that the Christians were assembled on his day in great multitudes to .celebrate atist's ativity, ordered the doors to be shut, and the hurob to bo set on Ire, when viz hundred peradied n the burning pile. . en p se - Imam various countries at the present day partakes n in eminent degree of the national character:it:len of the people, irrespective of their religions faith Still, even in these worldly social emcbsllishmants, in which a mighty truth is enshrined, there would seem to be a befitting symbol of that gladne.s end •' great Joy," which the advent of the Son ef find, through the Angell° herald, proclaimed "to all people." For this we love the annual return of . merryChrietmas" It ventilited Our hr , ,nit7, and for the time being, at lase:, thaws the extol. nor frigidity of our, business life, and opens the fountains of our generosity. It is always proper for us to interchange tokens of friendship . and Or feotioh with those in whom we are more keine dittoly interested, and u custom has set apart a epeeial season for this, there can be no hard in its perpetuation. Let bear in mind, however, that by remembering nob only in our sets of kindr.e ss VI are in circumstances to return the compliment, we fail to realize the true sweets of giving. If Scene were visibly manifest among as now, while lie might not condemn indiscriminate giving, his voice would assuredly be heard in behalf of "the poor." It is this God-like element of his historic character which most enshrines him in the hearts of his disciples. As the morning star of the Baptist "paled its inellectnal fires" before the rising Son of Righteonsness, in all other temporal services which we may render pale befcre cur disin terested acts of kindness towards God's poor. That which we lore in Jesus is not his exterior form, of which we have no coconut, but the lineaments and divine grates of his inner life; his humility, gentleness, meekness, courage, benevolence, and truth, as manifested by his words and works So i far, then, as Christmas has any eigrdEcance as a festival, it can only have it as its observance emu lates the example of Him whose birth it is intended 'o commemorate ; and in proportion as this Is re allied it becomes indeed the herald of that blissful ate, when " rictus lances into scythes shell bend, And the broad falehion In • plonehshare end; • • When lambs with wolvss shall gnus the verdant mud. And boys in flowery bands the tiler lend." In conclusion, reader, be generous to your own, as your circumstances may permit; but, to attest your gratitude for being time favorably situated in Life, do not WI to R1312311/TE THE POOL itZLIGIOCE AWAKENING AMONG THE heuroarass. Letters forwarded by the Secretary of the Turkish Missions' Aid Society. give an account of an awa kuuing among the Nestorian in the city of 0 repo mush The work of the Lord Sitipears to make great progress In the whole district of the Nesto rues usoantaine.—Nos °jam Chart/us,. YEWS LE ' 7/118 COKNlity.-L.The Israelite popula tiolle the United Stake is estimated at about two he red thotetand - souls, who hare ertabilished tat. tau died and seventy 'Tarpons- Of thee*, forty thousand dwell friths city of Sew York, and alone outnumber the entire Hebrew popelatioa resident In the British Isles. Of this aggregate about three-. fourths are derived from the unmigratian of the preceding twenty years. DZATFI or Tilt OLDIST Timothy M. Cooley, of East Granville, Ilan., died on Wed nesday, at the age of eighty-seven years and nine months. Barn to Granville in 1774. he graduated and studied divinity at Tale College, and preaehed his first salmon in Granville on the 13th of April, 1795, end was eetzled an pastor there February 3, 170 This relation he uninterruptedly main ,aioed until 1.5.54, when he preached his farewell sermon. lIPISCOPAL. —llishcp ELISLUSZI has torh;ddert Rev A. D. Spatter, rector of the Episcopal Church in WilkingonviLle. to prezeh In the ehtetreb, te mente cf his hnvin: exchargel with a Coegregt ti mat clergyman, at the rogues: cf his yrel /a. through the Lahore and Ilheraf views cf Air. S.:al ter his parish has increas.4 in numbers and frce perky. and the r eopie na , uustly feel indla-cant at the action cf their Ei.hop.—Sp-sncjff.'d ReTulh ran. Tam Borten Pilot gives the following re-vomb of the increase of Cattu Ilcity for the week cc ling December 11: aurehcv, one; cot:: er-stPcss, cr.-4; foundation of religious honsz., cue; crittatizza, six. Tax BIBLE IN Pt - seic Scaans.—The qttest?on cf readirg tho 131210 is the pub:l: c-17,:i Lss be,a moth dlfcuss,..l in Calinrcls, th, se:n!ar press oppr4ing. ai also itversl religions peers azi erne ministers. Trig I'Sr:trial T.rtl!sts the (drain) of Rev 31r. Sporzr , n is h:s new taking rr writing letters Lr en .‘metie:o It erqs Jast f.rte is pnblls EliSi - 01•AL Po tTEn3fL crtNa —The riet ircrersi pleennal prtyer ineetinz q! to Ern in Grit Church, eerner of Trrelf:.h an.l Cure y, en Tu , slsy, the 27th Let , st P. 31 Tll6 RICIIre or tee MEDICAI. STCDILVTS —The Baltimore EreAan. esys : `-Tbe step taken by some three hundred tithe. medical cadent, in Poils-ielphia we eon,irs to b., onviso in Itself, as well a ; articalerty 11 , -time I It is net likely to recoil in any advanta,:e ant it can certunly do Pkilsielphie no seri-ms damage If there is a crisis ia oar polls ctl sfsire from which any disistror.a c - v=ettten:es ere st likely to ensue, they will only he &ratted by re.,a qtres more comnrehersiva and more modersve than dant° the Emathern students hive thoeght pm-2er to Adopt. , When the present eseltement tuhalica, as we hope and believe it room will. theca r.:enti<reser find thatthey have eat themselves ani tono Tar poee.frorn any fetnre ennaeclea with the colLeret which are sapped to tsar the best faalLtiesf , r the enmt letion of their En lies for they Atli epeed:iy be deprived et the eorsolati-n of supTi - ssi,..r that other s Attach that lintortaree to they m,;ver.r.eLt which they themselves era nitora , ly e; -,- zzh posel to give it. They wt l l del. I..efore many mouths are over, that the staid-es wti:h it cc , . them semethirg to make. art n. ither re, - ;sried r. r remembered ty the ccar.try. 7hc tr:cm.4-I.s , hey mny enjoy rn their severs! k - nrcoys 1 will not be very honor. nor trill they cm -I-ere - ate them for their Pastes, if acy they have it.e.reei. We regret th,refora, the mil, they lave t t'eer, It , it we caornt blame them try other ly of ;song men who hei received trier eim.;!ar ciream- cancel , the raTeea! , -ur,ir.vat. aree , l have noted in precisely a Similar way. When the Goverrcr of a State telegraphed them to come aml he re ceived with open anus. and another derat•S an nounced that the cltecas of R:-h-2ceal :acre 'pre pare I to welcome them with military h - ners. iSe Invitation i113111.71P4 a thane that wit i•re t :atitle. That Governor Wise Acrid hare busied himself in the matter is rot surprising. perhaps, whets we re member his proclivity for I.:tingt up reriodtral egoitements, nor is it unnatural that Richtcr:l should desire to hove a few hundre rat students in its college, but we cannot thirk otherwise than that it ii a pitiful and er•cne. policy that I, cow resorted to to Lei:later. and embitter sectional anitnceitieg. and rear. a little proat from the divisions thus ertat , .l. Suoh movements as that of the students sea cf others who. to various States, h•vc determined to nbAnin from all intercourse with the North. e•.n a•complish nothing whatever. an !erg as they are partial, and they can never become general anttl the L'nion is dissolye.l While men are at !It-arty to act they will boy where goods are cheer:lt. tc:i to whosoever will pay them best. and they will so journ in the places they find to be the pm...1r.:- est. The channels of trade are no more to be turned or obstracted by the petty a•cieries er LW elation!, formed for that pnrp - se. than Rich:nen is to be made the rival of New rerk. by the stu dents or men:beets who are at present 'bar - tile to the latter city Until the feeling of the cut:try has reached a point which threatens the inttart destruction of our Confederacy, there will be pur chaser* enough left in the South to keep the North ern manufacturer' from starvation. We J. r.-:t betters the antareniem of the recurs is quite so serious es yet, although It may readily b-c malt act for this rclaou we deprecate every speech arid every m•a•nro that, like this migration of the rm :c.o.s. is calculated to pr treero o'er •son'• to scatter wider the teeda of discord, and add new embers to the bickering fames that are too hlgh al ready " The Slaarateles Democrat give* the srot chtper in •‘ • story of Taal life," by satin; that Mks Harriet F.. Smith, daughter of finrat.t. Smith, of Bpaffanl. Onondaga county, inn rare !root hr Waohingtororerritory. array in the :Sootier-ft. )od the R0.....1y mountains, to marry a roan r!..e hos never seen—lfr. David Spalding. jr.. Port cf florid Spalding, of 5p05.m..1 The friends of :be rar•-c-s are intio,te. ,rrepr-mdecce brt. !ID 1 . -! , t= Vll- r. r•ir, 7.1 f , - leo Jeer, an-1 too marriage coat:ln--and the yeitang gr.:non--a loo log engsv I to a T rontahle bas - -em , stihrh he CU> rnt conveniently leave, bee remitted %cis to at lady, wrb a mint as ft.t hez to jckla him theft.
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