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ViPtliiiliits4triThiiThoolutiorta adopted by
tbiby Virgigeßbioff efßebigie.reA reakr• Ia
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gfignrd,t9lsfilaireeAHlvad fibui.rhllettelPhill, are
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- 46 followe: •-- • ' •
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Tan „FLAG Freon -Pnitsent.rnis. Com
°Atte* on lifilitarviffairshave Xad 'wider coaaide:
the Mintintmloation'ofttili ittOrt/of refer'
oaise to the, Sag prosentedio"theilommonwealth by
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.pertain °insets of - Phltadelphiai and beg leave to
„report the loiter/IV resolutions: •• ,
,A,r-grhereas, a liirghlonnber of the patriotic pill-
Philadelphiahave presented to the Com
monwealth of Virginia' a . • innirib'ed with an
eiptiviston of their leyar.devotion to the Union, as
-franked, and .the .Constitution, as oonattuated by
the father, of the 'Republic; -.-
Be it rooked, By the General Asseinbly of
- Virginia; That we gratefully aecept this beautiful
; gift as 'n•reiaaillid evidenoe of the dovetail
thaftiotniehand of Northern conservatives,
• 'tipo t hir_i t go long mointained an unequal; oonfliot
Artily the assailants of Our rights and' the enemies
efntpeace; and that;, wherever fortune may in
rite or fate impel us -in the' future, Virginia will
cherish with affeetionate gratitude, the memory of
those who so bravely enoonnter the frowns of faction,
and so nobly dofi,the fury of fanatioism. -
"assailed, That the Governor of this Common
-wealth ,be requested to oeuunnnicate a oopy of
these resolutions to James B. Gibbons, Esq.,,, of
Philadelphia." • ,
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Philadelphia Bl4tkets.
' -'' ' -'- - DermaMix it—SVeldnit.
There Is no extort demand for Flour, but with a ape
- ou tyre tummy the market is firmer, and sales in
clude ,1,000 bble standard superfine at 616 XS, which
prise is now refused for straight Mande, attu MO bbis.
good -Western and Pennsylvania, extra at 06 rfili 0P bbl;
the reteilere and bakers are tin mg toe moderate ex
tent
8607 ily bbl for extra, family and fanny lots. as in qua
' Inf. Aye Flour is steady, but quiet at 114,373 , ‘ qls* bbl.
Corn Meal—A sate of 200 Vile was made at a pane kept
private sio quote Pennsylvania at Stn. and rather
,-. Sodom: ea The reeelpts and stocks Continue light
and the n fret firm, with sales of 3400 bushels to note
m iota at 01.150 for good and cholas Pennsylvania and
~ Delaware red. mostly at the latter rate ; no -sales of
Whitee quote Co up 1,46016(k5. Rye Is wanted at Me for
reiniasylvania. is not Much italeired for, and the
'Market is dull, with sales of 6,600 bushels new yellow
~ at 70016 otinta for damp, as to condition, and 000810
fm-' dry) tom, in the oars and afloat'
_a smell lot of old
brought lito. Oat, are steady, at 430 for Dehlware.
„mid Igo for Pennsy lvania. but without much doing. Of
• ,flarleg.!a further sate of New York State was made at
. , dark—Mt No. 1 Qui:waitron/a steady at sl74r ton.
.qt .-
tott—'rbe market is Inactive. but prices rule about
t it some. Groceries arid Provielone—The' movement
1 5
- attnoes email, and the markets about the Caine.
61 1 4 , --A sale MI" bnehets Clover seed is repo tted at
.0 SIX for common to prime _veiny ; 460 bag. also
Id at 06.1504017 M $' bushel.. Whiskey is in steady
demand, bbls selling at 26X027 ,3‘c for Pennsylvania
and Western, hhde at OWe, and, drudge at rritio V'
• gallon. „ . . . _
NEW YdEK 11SARKF.TB
Ftoim.-rtales have been triads of LIAO bhls Stab)
end Western, 1,200 bbls Southern and 300 bids Cana
, da. •Prioes of low medium qualities have Improved
wunkr.—Sales 713) bunhels at - 1.31 for hildwanlini
Club, and it for Minh:gen white.
Carl:V.-841os .8000 buthete at SleSTe for new crop
Jersey and Southern white and yellow.
rE, barley and oats have been quiet. -
Asites.--Sales 60 bbls at steady rates.
Corron.—Sales have been moderate at unaltered
figures.
ranvisions have" been in demand: Mess Pork.
810_72ge16.941 prune doisl3 &Simla bbl.
Wllttltrt.—tisles 300 bb ta at 370 4P Saline.
:ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
xre TO TWALVA O'CLOC/1 LITT NIGHT.
OIRARB HOIIBB-:-Chestnut it, below Ninth,
. 0 Mosher, ir, N Y 0 Doris, Ky
W It Kline, et Louis .14. Towle & la, N V
- i j ps H° 9,ol ; ii i i i? . .H Y 4, Thou:imp. ,
a Colwe u,N y
C e ussanington, Balt &man, T_exas
ACunninghsin, Vis It Hunt, Pa
tI L thenimer. N YJoe I) Clark, BroOklyn
W Whiting, Brooklyn 1 Cherry . Norfolk, Va
Lantz, N y . I v Cl Clark, St Lowe
;l aniard • • 0 Kennett
W M'Ketr, Harrleburg II Keller, St Louis
- Jas B Harris, N Y Is K Boat, Herr
814 Wilson N Yburg
Rit
ing, N Y
. .b; A Hereto, N Y
J Swan Is In, Boston
Ms Butler, N Y - Miss Butler, N Y
C Beckwith, Chicago i Hiner, Ohio
.Win 0 Pierce, Boston Cohen, Halt
LB Berriman. Balt . ' - Decorous, Jr
II B Hersey„Boston . Geo W Hrumh,N Y
li v: Cioilken_iNnte London 1,4 B EVOIIII, vs.
K B Kintner, Ph&
fillar,N N
pa W Niles, N Y Beml 0 Bay, Balt
'l' L Porter & la ON 13 ohohole, Masa
alislW J ?ellen St Paul N Beans, N Y
IliPhaoy,Apr i itoi* , Pligsfrir, f•ch N Y
Itgor, E l :Laois tWtille l , j Bt Louis
orthipgton, 0..ht0 H isMam & la, Ohio
41 t'airlieA,N
- BT. LOUIS HOTEL—Chaatnut et., ab, Thad.
gg ti 1 :2 1.4", i ra l a i rartleir York
- tiff . Zeri,„l .l , -• • r
IL WaYhi r it i F u ttst r b r a "M
nevr York' Rex, ?nun
Eststake. Pa E PC I St Louis
E Fithian. Plata ' 0 30 :only, Boston
Morey, NJ
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.H CHANTS ' ,HOTEL—Fourth street, below Aroh.
• , 0 it or. tMonarimlle. Pa A Older:arson, Harrisburg
Newman, _Dayton, 0 4priuger, 111
Orreawitb. Cb 10049 >t len Eyck, N
Miss Hato Ethan. Y In Al Barnum, N Y
(It takatt h e ui. H Colwell
on Jq BI t ys •• •
Washingta
"BlaanklNlehi
at - phu
finta i '3.l o, l7? 6, ,so Vila*, iooklya
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•: ;ONES' BOTEL—Oheatnut street, 'bora 131xth
ruff lilbler..tdd . .1 Jones, 11l •
B
GOwdey, gall ' 3 iltuutbetask, Balt
0 filte Me • Col Atehltelmel. N J
R E Van Renselearf 3' ' irbt 1 , ptroll ia N 4
t h,.. felliiii..4 4 2;i J W IP jt r ir btU •' It hjs
f ,
Otitt Campbell, t'ldla
Wriftot i llan, lad ', trtnitll 4 4 Md
U OrantVs
~ '- so W Cowles, Vs
Btokes, F a - ',Winton, M d •
R.tibrere NJ ' . , ~,
- ' EAGLE 316TEL--Tbird street above Raoe,
Lewta, Pel Pa
.., • . kt. C Fatriamb, Pa
trOirard,l'a. . , •. J &war, li.,V
Yearson, ideally ' r Brown, lantertabor
/hoe Fraville, Mamboing; rs . •
1401 INT VERNON'NOTEL—Beeond at., above Arab,
_ Jnyhanimapy,Fomover r Davie, olno
ea oson, N-Y..„„, . , - At Comeler, N Y
. Vlabor, Jr , 0 Gelb Plan
Plekeleell, Pa ' : S ICollOVe l pell
oeSimin, Laneseter • Wm Cterk lta,
• m 'rumen Dials Al urnor, Min
.fiß Richards, N Y
~ c Ars, Bolton ,
Stanton, Pe = emit , Pe_
fla Wood, Portetille 2 ; in, la, Mal '
r a. MlTior.Vi . Ke!"'ing At Ellgtg A rng Y'ew° l
.. C JtMee, Pi Jr • - 13 emith, vovar, Del
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~..711;B; UNION HOTEL—AroIt street, above Third.
1.1.1. Btrnng, Pittsburg 1r V Vanest,Roohester.NY
11 it WA% t r 1 101174T K a ri t 71°L.8.V. 1. 8 14. 1 1MAP,",,
Um B A Bweeter,limesept Mine ILA Justlei t i arrmaapt
- Mute Elltnling, Bridkeport .Joa C Wright, ineraville
I_B Duval re ln, Balt .... , , Gee B Coward, Reading
I'' A Allan, NVeat Cheater
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,A(4.77ONALROTigL—Reas diet it, gbove Third.
-1051 0 ,7 Bettelq Del ' '' -• ' 11.1.41tedon, Po
'-. Weld,: Pa - . Ili Motanger i Allentown
ti g l a n c e s ' 'kr r =V:: a 'AI , .
1
F vr t k ve , r, k ß e.d end in i g ne - I t oh b a d o ett:Z ß , D . e d n i v n i g lle
' W IV Ge t i st " se 4.1.
A b U i s u nt. ' own ;H i W as u lt7.4. 4 llTnto . L w a n nc. Pa
ith i l i v itats tu ilue, 11l . I . a . leg i t s o. 9b i ls tentawil
BLACK BEAR. ROTEL—Third, 'bora Callowhill at.
J Yeacenf,lteltlenoto ~ Zie Pressler. Weisport
A Ronde, eoutitionvton . • T Letrerte,Elouttutnipton
li Roseland, 15 onth b erpt_ j o ßerylk.yntkintown
' =ltreclA Y rilse, 1 , 1 4 ' et U tl mi l t ill beriy
rmelon Jones. Bucks oo Kisderline,liuske co
Feathire, Busks so , . mlioestan ,Pa
go Ream, Maranon , r Totatira-p.., dominion
BALD - EAGLE HOTEL.—Third it., above CaJlowal.
'VZ D Luekenbaoh, Bethlehmi D Boyer, Lehigh too •
pew °ratter, Bethlehem _.
BARLEY SHEAF Hot:MEL—Second at., below them.
john snteh,Barteville Amos Solder, Boma oo
an D4vicipacks ao N W French, Pa
Marne, Willow Grove Joe Bill, .r.,
m Jones, Pa • - 1 W Fry, Doylestown
0 , 11 Watson, Doylestown .1 II Br head, Pa
eft t trii, 93°lng • ' ilaW Wise,
E . ,Yow' r e, A bar w xlr, Ti.', P a
MERCHANT'S •HOUSE—Tbird st., ahovo Oallowhill
Cummings Mints 00, Pa., F KoOase, Montg 00, Pa
R Deattiog, Monts 00, Pa John es ion, Pa
Fussell, thlehem Semi Bodine, Pa
m nj.dity Allentown ..1 P Smith. Snyder ea. Pa
TM e a3 a pPith r ,Sciyder on, Pa John r Dronmiller, Pa
menil, Pa
Mutat Bohneck, fa Lewin Baia, Pa
„AMERICAN .DOTBlr—Dhertnut at, above Fifth.
- r_A Curtte.l/01 cW Leeds, NJ
W_ al tdoreol3, at Foul John MoKeohaar, Md
li_w mani, Aid D 8 Jima. Miss
W 0 rimer. Md - Chao rotator, Md
1
C Cooper, itinda g. 0 , fi t it i ton&
1 11, Bait
#inart r i'lljho A Cll:tdi4l . Ai r rora k
Pena*. N Y
Os M Healing'. N J
1 C Chom len ii J r
isePawell, Pills'
Brady, Freemanaburg J I Blake, P 4 . •
tytuseell,Tenn '
lean. Tenn Tl i i i 4 "i t li Ntea n ,..T i enn
umor's, Dr i llefonte
( leayr JaakT„ Pa
Carroll,. ,
1 4
Bw.t. .RI N B Powell, Coo, , 1.4 V °
Ad ,14 era Ii,NJ Campbell
ohell Altoonet, Pa
eo Ruddle,l4. Chunk Bon, ii Chunk
hteliDertrle,'M Chunk - X Jones ec la, Del
STATES UNION FfOTEle—hlarket at. above Sixth.
f
errison Roth, „Nanette 1 hi Simons, Milaintown
A glee. iniblintown J P Fryer. Newport
/I.BlMher,lsmonster , Wm Pdawrer, N Y
- ilton Taylor, Chester no j. P Taylor, vbeeter eo
stV r onee,FrastXford • 1., Blattehell, Roxboro
.0 uotrine, Boehm° , Dr J 0 Smellier, Trenton
ea Whom, Pottsville • ' ' -
- -COMMERCIAL HOTEL—Rmth at., above Cheatnnt.
1, B Devldson,'Pa mob P Cox. Cheater ea
It M Johnson. Cheater oo i Harman, Doyjestown
1B Leedom, Darby Crook Omen, N Y
Jaresilark, li Y SaksOn Vhaetat ao
D WIWI', York - oo g Imbrto. PhiLs
0 r Dal aw in & la, N Y Dutyrard,N Y'
Duckett. Chaster oo -D Edwardo, Cheater so
Fritter; Doaiestaon ' - t. X Homer, Doyleatown
W Bitopson,N J . James goott, Qhector ao
otra Traynor. Cheater ow vr Brower, Ybconinv'e
il H Sharman & itt,N J ' . -
BLiRINE INTELLIGENCE.
ORR FOURTH PAO'S
ARRIVED.
thearnehip Boston, Bellew. Sehoure from New York.
7erith mdse end Vulgarizers to .1 Allderdioe.
Btearrialuo Kensington, Baker, 46 houm from Boston,
with Milne arid passengers to Henry Vginsor Ic non.
Reports the brig Loans°, from hlansanilla, above
mhay Hook; four bilge and two schooners below New
- Castle.
-Behr Sandi Lavinia, Crowell, 3 days from Camden,
Del; irith cern to ./ JI
• - - Steam tug Wm F Cushing. Wenn, from Chicago, via
New York', 3 . 4sys t for the loafing gorillas.
' • - -av Ust,seitauri.
(Ckirt . alwantritof the Pittladelpbjet Itxotinnge.)..
A ISLANWN J, pee 2iirg te_p
The gasket .14 upotirom is now_going. in. No yes
sets in bight ,going out. Wind N.N,W. Thermometer
tit the shade.
- • Yost, THOS. B. BUOSSF,
-- • • ' • ,• • •NthIdORANDA. '
Steamship Ariel: Miner, from Aspinwall, arrived at
• :iwTorit,lllth inst.
teajphipiduciter City, Shufeldt, for llama, °tear
, • - at New York, 24th inst.
glilp Western Ocoee, owillam, remained at London
,/th met, uncertain. -•- •
- ships ignite Crowell, and Liielaiovr, from Calcutta, ar
" rived at Boston kith lnsr. ' -
ship Panora, Beaus . hones from San Francisco, put
into Yallarreci4MAtl
,dilittogs; no particulars._
ea t , i fios n' t:nChTn:l an"' for ( '''m! 6°4 Hope , 616 5 7-
- Bark Juliet, I Fri, for Philadelnhia and Boston, sailed
fm stontieue previous to 41th Inst.
• t
rig Wheaton, Leeman, mm 00,6111,64 at Boston Pith
• Brig Ferdinand, (Fr) for Philadelphia, was loading at
Boston 7th inst.,
Brig 'Fria Vrrde ; ni Dutch) Meyer, for Philadelphia
•
was Wading at ott• ere, Slit Iner.
430010-D., F, bowmen, Elmer., from W011144..1
ton, N. C.. arriged'at Boston 34th DUD.
• i ttehr Bayard, Higbee, from wilmington, NC, sr
vdd .1308 ton atth,lnst
rs ocan ,0 Wheldon,'Neal, and Minnesota, Baker,
from Alexandria, arrived it Heston 24th inst.
• 4.. Spine W blaillsr,-Crowellt Geo J Jones, Crowell;
I,Doreitit Baker;
_Broadfield, Fisk, and Clara,
• ,prontal hence, and J 11.3aather.'rtiakerson, from Wit
saimitiktr. arrived at. itostotifidth Inst.
go ,e; win Reed, Chtptnan, P A Saridere, 80-
taste, or hdadelphis,, moored at Boston 24th Init.
• soar blat4Frloe,, slistsard, for Wirraington, Del,
41trettleht ton Itth last,
V rarnsr, luntlim it. for May's Landing, N
' y ftilulial:pirsfEr,!- ' 24-Mydelphict, Mooted at New
,
- r 'Mrs' W Marts, tra m charlestop, via
• P dadelphie, fov.laostoti, wan nt.liolitteli„ , _llole Met.
;40
w iar p ri wr
j eeeep,,ls ori llow , , ao ll l4) oo p4 klo . 4 d k i ltil i Fi o
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one year.
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Oai
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In addition to which, SEVERAL HUNDRED valuable
,Works of Art are given to the subscribers au Premiums,
comprising choice Painting■, Sculptures, Outlines, /co.,
by the first American and Foreign artists.
To the Lady Readers ar The Press.
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LECTURE nv Ray. A. A. WILLITS.-011 Friday
evening of the present week, at Conbert Hall. the Rev.
A. A. Willits, or this city, will deliver a tontine under
the mistimes of the Jefferson Literary Union. This will
afford an opportunity, to all who have not yet done so,
of hearing that eloquent orator upon a theme which ne
311 constitutionally better fitted to treat than vertigo/
any other living lecturer. His subject will be "Bun
ghole." All who have over heard him in the pulpit or
on the platform, will appreciate the adaptation of so
genial n topio to the wither genius of M. WOlits.
[From the New York Doily Tribune, July 25,1819,)
PREPARED GLUE.—Little oonvenienoes for gene—
ral family use, are often of more value than what are
called" great inventions." There is no housekeeper
that has not often been annoyed by squeaky, rickety
aiming, sofas, tablet., eta . which have become so by the
joints where they are put together becoming shrunken
and loose, and so long as furniture is left in this condi
tion there is constant danger of a general smaih•up•
And again, gnoh amodents as breakage of furniture do
occasionally occur " in the best regulated families."
To remedy the annoyanoe and perplexity oocaeioned
by these troubles, we keep in the house a small quan
tity of Prepared Olue, which can be applied to the ef
fected parte by any parson of ordinary skill, with much
less trouble than sending the article to a cabinet ma
ker, to say nothing of the saving of expense. The kind
we use is labelled " Hpalding's Celebrated Prevails,'
Glue—useful in every family, ," and as we have found it a
valuable addition to our cabinet of " little conve
niences," we fully concur in the sentiment of the label,
,THE G. P. E. 0.
Oh ! what are you doing
At Eshleman's Store ?
Oh! what are you doing
At Eshleman's Store?
We're selling cravats,
And getting in spate,
For " giving them rats,"
At Eshleman's Store.
Oh what are you doing
At Eshleroan's Store I
Oh I what are you doing
At Eshleman'. Store
We're gluing neck-ties
To every ono buys,
And opening their ere..
At Eshleman'. Store.
Oh ! what are you doing
At Eshleman's Store 1
Oh! what ars you doing
At Eshleman's Store
We're selling so low,
That all the boys go,
And shell out the doe,
At Eshleman . ' Store.
Oh I what are you doing
At Eshleman's Store :
Oli ! what are you doing
At Eshleman's Store I
Just fairly begun,
We're taking the run
Of the city bon fox
At Eshleman's Store.
Oh I what are you doing
At Mailman'. Store ?
Oh ! what are you doing
At Enhleman'a Store?
We're turning the norm
On Gentile and Jew.
• And making them new,
At Eshleman'' Store.
Oh! What are you doing
At Eshleman'. Store'
Oh what are you doing
At Eshleman's' Store 1
We're pushing whole-sales,
With ready retails,
And spreading our sett,
At Eshlarnan's Store.
Oh! what are yon doing
At Eildemen's Store
Oh t what aro you doing
At Eghlemenes Store?
We're selling so cheap
That all take a peep,
. To see what we keep
At 'Eshleman's Store,
Ohl what are you doing
At Eahlenian's Stole ?
Oh what are you doing
At Esh'eman's Store t
We're showing the gent
Hi* money. when *gent.
Saves MY per rent.
At Eshleman's Store. . '
Ott I what are YOU (10114
At Eshleman's Store t
Oh! what are you doing
At Eahleman'e Store /
Not anything shorter
Than sell ea we otter,
Ten Collate for a quarter,
At Exhlentan's Store.
Oh! what are you doing
At Bahleman'e Store!
Oh I what are you 1110 fin
At Eahlentan's Store!
So horned this week,
With the Holidays' streak,
Don't salt us to speak,
At. Estiteraan'a Store.
Oh 1 what are you doing
At Eiliteman's Store I
On 1 what are t on doing
At. Eshleman's Store t
We're keeping alive
The hordneaa we drive.
At Six Twit:cry-Firs,
At Eablernan's Store 1
Opt yrhat eye you doing
At Eidt!melee Store
Ohl what are you doing
'At Eshlemati'm Ettore 1
.Inet step in and see. a ,
Admittance in free.
To the 0. P. E. 0.,
At Eshleman's, Store.
At " . 11.1"Kell RAM," Gib Cheatnut street, to The Osu
mi( Store.
a RATiVILLB STOKER'
Greeting to the patrons of the
Philadelphia Temple of Fashion,
For the years 1809 and 1860.
Rind patrons, one and all, to roll I bring,
In humble verse, the heart's best offering ;
Greeting warm, and salutation, of a friend,
Upon my moan I pray you now attend.
The year !lath eyed, and with its joys and woes
We sing the princely store, at which to buy your
clothes;
When round the world we turn our beaming oyes,
What mighty works of art and science do arise.
Mankind seems bent on setting at defiance
All that would chock the onward march of *wormer
Who would have thought a few years back
Of laying down a Posarnger-Railway track
Or that. Philadelphia ahonld pass creation
By that one act—oonsolidation•
Yet, so it is I Her genius we revere,
Her motto, " Right P' hereon' have nought to rep.
Behold the telegraphic Wire !
Behold: and wander, and admire!
Swifter than lightnings from the sky,
Its mute oommunlostiong fir,
'Obedient to the will of those who
Of GRAIIV/XXX STOATS do buy their clothes!
Wherever we may gams we find
The work of man's inventive mind.
The painter's pencil now Is nought,
In spite of what it once has wrought;
The sun himself of you'll allow)
Will paint your perfect likeness now;
And not an artist pan bUtevie
The volt/eh-painter of the sky.
Science in every branch is found
To stand upon a higher ground.
Despondeney is known no more,
And children cry, " Excelsior I"
No longer need we, with alarm,
Regard the lose of leg or arm;
A woad one process is applied,
And soon another limb "uppliod !
Of other wonders might we tell—
Of tempest and of wreak;
Of murder at the midnight hoer;
Of war. full many a " speak :"
Of ships that far away at era,
Went down before the blast;
Of stifled cries of "sonny.
As life's last moment is pasimd ;
Of earthquakes, and of suicide ;
Of thousands nameless woes,
Induces, in nearly every cam,
By wearing shapeless clothes.—
, Otboilere bursted; hiss-ted banks;
Of riots, duels fought
Of robbers with their prey maned;
Of thieves with booty caught ;
Of children bat and children found ;
Of things that need correction
Of Cook, and Copps, and old Brown,
Of the Harper's Ferry Insurrection,
But let us leave the subject here,
For Wetness matters interfere;
And busieeu (which we have in view)
Vast always be attended to.
While dwelling upon this and that.
Mob have we had to wonder at;
But nothing so excites the folke
Ae the clothing sold by 011iticifiLLI Brom.
No house like his wee ever raised—
Who can observe it unamageg
Distinguished foreigners have viewed
The " palatial" in Its magnitude,
And freely own'd its rightful ahem.
To !meting, universal fame,
Bow altered now the sons appease,
Within the lapse of half-score years!
Whore end the Thespian temple stood,
Now stands the atom of Eringl the good.
The aged citizen surveys
Th' extended scene with wondering gaze,
And mien, with an uplifted brow,
seareg know the city now !
Reader! your notice we have striven
To Az on Chestnut street—" GOY ',—
Which promisee are set apart
For what is termed a clothing mart
And much do old and young admire
Its stook of READT-MADE ATTIRE;
And beauteous fabrics, rich and new,
That on each side (loth meet the view;
While quality and cheapness here
In every article appear.
Here we must algae our brief address,
Wishing yelp every bassinet's;
Trusting the New Year's oiroling round
Willi peace and plenty may be arown'd,
And 70U be blest like other folk.
Who buy their ciether Or ORA:O7IILX tiro SU
E, W. CARATS. it Co., 714 Chestnut street,
have s taraeassortmentof fine Wlltola Work Stands,
satiable for Nolnlay presents, frioes from 11340 to
It*
A DEM? DAT AT ESTILENA:ed.—As there is
always more or less present-buying to be done on
Christina, doe, we may as well state hem, for the bene
fit of our fifty thousand readers. that the mammoth
Cravat Emporium of Mr. J. A. Eshleman, No. 525
Chestnut street, (under Jayne's Hall), will be open far
the imoommodation of the public. We learn, also, that
on Saturday Mr. Eshleman sold the enormous quantity
of ten thousand cravats, end thousande more can be
withdrawn from his magnificent Moak without !seriously
damaging his ageortment. Hie line of general Gents'
Furniehing Goods is also unsumessed. Give hint a call.
E. W. CAnnve & Co.'s (714 Chestnut street) list
of articles suitable for °Holiday present,
A ease containing one dozen Nut Maks, either Pearl,
plated, or iron' handlee.
A case containing one dozen Dessert or Fruit Knives,
with ivory, pearl, or plated handles.
A case containing a pair of tine plated and gilt Salt
Cellars and Spoons.
A ease containing a plated Knife, Fork, and Spoon for
a child.
A mum containing a beautiful plated, chased, and
gilded Child's Cup.
Acaee of rosewood containing a Dinner and Tea sot
of Table Cutlery, with pearl, Ivory, or plated handles.
A ones containing one dozen plated Nut hake, and
two plated Nut Cracks.
A ease or chest oontaining a full Breakfast, Dinner
and Tea service of Carryl & Co.'s fine plated ware.
A beautiful chased and plated Pitoher, Salver and
Goblet to match.
A fine Breakfast, Dinner or Supper Castor.
A richly chased and plated Cake Basket or Fruit
Stand.
A gilded, chased, and plated Spoon Vase or Reek.
A plated Her Boiler, with gilded cups, and three
minute glass attached.
A pair of fine plated Butter Dishes.
A Magic Sugar Dish—that can also he used as a But
ter Dish.
A case containing two, six, or one dozen fine plated
Napkin Rings.
A beautiful plated filagree Card Basket.
A fins Toast Reck, Syrup Cup, o- cipoon-holder.
A finely eneraved Cake, Fish, Pie, 'Crumb, or lee
Cream Knife.
A plated Tete-a-tete set, with Cup and Saucer.
A Sugar Basket, lined with Bohemian Glees or Gold.
A plated Urn, Kettle, or hot Milk Pitcher.
An Ice Pitcher, with Salver and Bowl.
A plated Chafing, Vegetable or Entree Dish,
A French Balance Caffitier, with plated Mountings,
A beautiful Canary Bird Cage.
An elegant French Willow Work Stand, or a sewing
Chair.
A Lunch Basket, furnished oompleto for travelling,
A set of Gold, Gilt, and Enameled Tea Trays.
A carved Bread Plate or Trencher, with Broad Knife
to match.
A child's Table or Rocking Chair, with one thousand
And one (10011 other useful articles, to all of which.the
attention of those in want of Christmas presents is in
vited. d24-tf
E. W. Carryl & Co., manufacturers of fine Silver
Plated Ware, and Importers of House Furnishing ar-
thiles, 714 Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
"LEARN TO UNLEARN WHAT votr HAVE LEARNED
Awes," and if you have learned amiss to spend in
foolish or luxurious expenses all your mosey, as fast ne I
you receive it, torn to unlearn it, and learn to save it
for some useful purpose, and deposit it, until wanted,
in the old Franklin having Fund, No. 130 Sou.h Fourth
street, below Chestnut, Philadelphia, where it can be
drawn at any time, with a per cent. interest. This old
and reliable Saying Fund never Suspended. flee adver
tiesment in another column.
Q. G. EvAss'
GILT BOOR STORE,
No. 439 Chestnut street.
Buy your Holiday Books at Evans'
Buy your Holiday Books at Evans'
Buy your Holiday Books at Evans'
Buy your Holiday Books at Enna'
Gift Book Store,
Gift Book Store,
Gift Book Store,
Sift Book Store.
'Ti. the beet place in the city.
'Tie the best place in the city,
'Tie the best place in the city.
'Tie the beet place in the city
All Books ere cold an cheap as at any other store,
All Books aro sold as cheap as at any other store,
All Books are sold as cheap as at any other store,
And you have the advantage,
And you have the advantage,
And you have the advantage,
Of getting a Gift with each Book,
Of getting a Gift with each Book.
Of getting a Gift with cools Book.
CALL IN, min onn TRIAL WILL conTrnelt von
That it is the best place In the oily to purchase Books
at Groaoz G. Erato',
Originator of the GO Book Business,
dI7-8t No. 439 Chestnut street.
ROW TO MANE A WIFE HAPPT.—P resent het
with Lead, ilreheter. t Co.'s Improved Sewing Ma
chine—the most usefist and beautiful article to be found.
They have taken numerous First Premiums this rear
over ail others. Call and see them, at 820 Cheento
street.
AS THE FESTIVE BEASON incident to the holldayt
drove near, every one is on the qui tire to know the
exact whereabouts of su table souvenirs for Christmas
and New Year's. Now our 0100 to every body who
desires to make a Suitable yet eoonornical present, is to
SO to the Gift Book Emporium of G. G. Evans, 439 Chest
nut street, and. purchase a handsomely bound volume,
and receive therewith a valuable Gift, varying in cost
liness from one to one hundred dollars ! rite latest pub
hoatlOns always on hand.
SPECJIAL, NOTICES.
ITS REPECTEI ARE REALLY MAOICAL !--JULES
Rangt,4l Exits:man, on Most RxtroV Axon, prevents
the hair falling off, by giving a healthy tone to the roots ;
where baldness exists, it clauses a new growth of loft,
luxuriant hair, and it speed& restores gray hair to its
original Ilfe-polor and beauty. Sold by all Druggists,
and by MARS 11AUEL & CD., No. 704 CHESTNUT
Street, Philadelphia. d2d-fltdWlt
Smogßs' INfaiTIPPIC,
Thins-ninth and Market stmts.
This Is a olasaioal solxd, of long standing. founded
upon peculiar principles of
MORAL TRAININO. -
Romer among pupils, which begets falsehood and
fattens every vies in so many sehoole, is here not only
Prohibited in theory but is prevented in fact by the
hearty concurrence of the students; and thus the
teacher obtain' that information which is necessary to
eympathy and mime.
HEALTH.
It is sufficient to say that views •CEIS of play-ground
are hero devoted to the development and amusement of
the pupils i that the sehool.rooms are large and airy ;
and, In ;Mort, that a week's illness was Utter known in
she seminary.
THE STUDIES
Are calculated for a useful and elegant eduoation.
Frenoh, Latin, Greek, Mattismatios, and History, can
be pursued to any extent. The Instruotion is prinol.
pally oral. .
PUBLIC BPEAKINO
mrtiolllarli oultimited. Toe 'Pelotas are exercised
daily In original and extemporaneous eloquence.
AN INVITATION
To visit the institution between the hours of 9 end 13
A. M. ix extended tq thq
TERMS.
Board and tuitiqn for Ave months, commencing
at the time of admissior 81116 00
Pram Monday to Saturdai. for same period-- 100 00
PM/Is of all ages are received, and many who attend
are young men, who by the purity of their 'morals, ur
banity of their manners, and kind attentions, are of
great advantage to their younger companions. No So
minor), is more select.
Further information grin be obtained from Professor
SAUNDERS, or from any of the following gentlemen,
all of whom have suns or wards in his Seminary :
MA THEW NEWKIRK. Arch and Thirteenth.
Rev. JOHN WESTBROOK, Sunday School Union.
Watt. MaKIBBIN, Esq., Merchants' Hotel.
Hon. N. B. BROWNE, Philadelphia Post Office.
Rev. Dr. NEVIN, Green and Nineteenth.
SAML. B. WHITE, Esq., Dental College.
E. A. DOUGLASS, EVI., Lehigh Coal and Navigation
Companf.
.I, JENKINS ROBS, Egg., Washington House.
Rev. CHAS. EWING, West Philadelphia.
CHAS. E. THOMPSON, Esq., 1314 Arch street.
Rev. Mr. EMERSON, St. Georges, Del.
Hon. A. J. OLOSSBRENNER, Washington.
Cot. JOHN W. FORNEY, Editor of The Frees.
Hon. WM. BIGLER. U. 8.9.
WILBTAOH, Esq., Rittenhouse Square.
CHRISTMAS PRI3SENTS.--Electro-magnotle
and Magneto-Eleetria rnaohince, for medical nee, ma
nuf,otured and for Bale at No. 3% South SEVENTH
&Teat by W. C. & J. NEPF. d 968•
LAOS WINDOW CURTAINS, all styles and
snag, wholesale and retail, in the Masonic Ham, 719
CHESTNUT threat.
del It W. 11. CARRYL at BRO.
ELEGANT FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING—
at Robert n. Ad.me, southeast corner a/ Seventh and
Market street e—Droas and Frock Coats of the beet
quality ; Business Coats, Promenade Costa, and Riding
Coats, In all the latent styles, and a stools of Overcoats
that cannot be surpassed in variety, etyle, or quality.
A full and complete stook of Bleak and Panay Comm
mere Pants, of the beet and dottiest fabrics, and a an-
Perb stook of Bilk, Velvet, Cashmere, Grenadine, Cloth,
Gattn, and Cassimere Vests, all cut, made, and trimmed
equal to ountomer work, expressly for retail salmi, an i
win be sold as the 100111 , 44/AlteMabh, prices.
HoeitsENEss, ita.-11Rows'a BRONCHIAL
TROORZR —These /mush and voice Logengee,wit oh we
advertised a few weeks ago, are superior for relieving
hoarseness to anything that we are aequninted with.
We have tried them during the past winter, and make
this statement gratuitously, for the benefit of our
brethren in the ministry—Central Christian Herald,
Cincinnati. dg!-pam-gt
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.— CONRAD MEYER, No.
7Y2 ARCH Street, below Eighth, has on hand an assort
naentof sueerior PIA.NOB,in Louis XIV and plainer
stylos nob as Om for which he vosived the Prise
Medal the Grand Jury at the World's Pair, Lon
don, 1851. dll3-110
SINGER'S SEWING MACHINES.
No.SlSewing Machines-- ...... $lOO
No.l Bowing Maehtneo
The Family Sewing Maohine, A —.....
The Family Sewing Maehine•--- ...... • ...... 00
I. M. BINGER dc CO.,
ern No. 60g CHESTNUT Street.
WARDURTON'ti HAT FOR THE HOLIDAY AND
WINTER llinason, furnishes to Gentlemen Just 001180 for
aying aside their much-worn beavers. An examination
resneetfuUr whetted. iv CHESTNUT Street.
GRovaa & Demo's
CSLMIZAVID NOISILISB FAMILY 81Wing-MACiint
AT SIRDOOID PRIORS.
ISO CHESTNUT STREET.
PHILADELPHIA.
HARRIS' BOUDOIR SEWING MACHIN%
IMPROVED DOUBLE- THREAD
FIRST PREMIUM AT EVERY PAIR.
c4B-$w Phlle. Offige. 730 ARCH St. Agents yenta.]
SALAMANDER FIRE-PROOF .SAFES.—A very
Rog e assortment of SALAMANDERS rot sale at ttnatm
able prim , ' No. 304 Street. Philadelphia.
atO3 tf EVANS & WATSON
ONII PRIOR CLOTHING OP TER LATEST
STILMI, made in the beet manner, expressly for RE
TAM, SALES. LOWEST selling poses marked in
Plain Figures. All goods made to order wsrranted satis
factory. Our ONE-PRICE System re striotly adhered
to, as we believe this to be the only fair war of dealing
All are thereby treated alike. JONES & CO.,
see-tf • 804 MARKET Street.
GAS-LAMP MIPOT—SIXTH AND ARCH.
1024.40
WRIBLNA 8r WILSON SEWINOI MACHINES.
—Philadelphia Office, 628 cituerrtiuT Street.
Merehants' orders filled et the SAME DISCOUNT ea
by the Company,
Branob onion in Trenton, Low Joyner, and Euton
Std Weetohoster, Pe, 0.11 -ern
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA,, MONDAY, , DEC4WIER 26, 1859.
'BEAMAN B SAVING FUND--NORFRWEIST
Con Nun &worm and WALNUT Streets.—Deposits re
enivod in email and large amounts, from *lanes of
the community, and allows internal at the rate of Ave per
cent, per annum.
Whoa open daily, from 0 until M o'olook, sod on Molt
day.nd Saturday until 0 In the evening. President,
FRANKLIN FELL; Treasurer and illeoretari, OUR
hIORRIB.
SAVING FUND—NATIONAL WATT TatIBT
gotaturiy.—Oliartered by the State of PeoltelllvaOlii.
RULES.
1. Money in moire," every dab and In any amount
ergo or smell.
P. FIVE PER CENT. interest is paid forissouel from
the day it is put in.
3, The money in always paid book In UOLD whenever
It is called for, and without notice.
4. Money is received from Erenttors, Administrators,
Guardians, and other Trustees, in large or small sums,
to remain a long or eller t period.
a. The money rooolved from Depositors is Invested in
Reat Estate, Mortgages, Oronnii Rents, and other tast
eless securities,
0. °Soo opou every day—WALNUT Street. louthWoot
corner Third street, Pinl , l4llol,llla. as
Tun PIuOE3 OF
81NOF.R'8 SEWING MACHIN/5B
.„BACRE—TYNDALE.— On Tuesday, Den. 5 . 0 1689, at
tbeCburch of the Assumption. by the Very Rev. C. J. R.
Carter. V. (3., R. Meade Bache to Lizzie, daughter of
C. J. Tyndale.
MILLAR—McAItLEY.—On the 14th inst., by Rev.
W. Sterrett, Mr. James Millar to M Ise Elizq Jane Mn'
Au ley. both of thin eitv.
PNEY.—By Rev. Gem. Chandler,
on the evening of the Md met.. Mr. Cleorge Spioltemart,
of thin city. to Minn Heide, Whitney, of Norristown.
J ACKSON—SREANN.—On the 23d inst., bY Alderman
A. H. Shoemaker, Levi IL Jackson, of Montgomery
county, Pa., to Mien Ifonora Shemin, of Bucks county.
AllTllllll.—On tho morning of' the 2ith Mot., John
W. Arthur, need 23 rears.
,
His relatives and friends, and those of the family. also
Eastern Star Juice No. 180, A. Y. M., and Liberty
Lodge No.o, A. P. A., are resrootiully invited to attend
hie funeral from hie late residende. No. IE7 Rodman
ntrent, (At to Ann ntreet,) this ( Monday ) nfternoon, at 235
o'clook,ivithout further notice.
HU NIIINSON.-00 the evening of the 2tlh Inst.,
Elizabeth Hutchinson, of Bristol, Pa.
The friends of the family are respectfully- invited to
attend the lumina on Fourth day next, at 10,1 Itt'elnek
in the morning.
Ilol' I.E.—Suddenly, on the 2.9 d inst., Cornelius Boyle,
in the 10th year of his age.
11 AGGF.RTY.—On the Zid inst., Mut. Catharine Hag
gerty, aged 961 aura.
Fundtal from the rosittenoe of her son, John Hag
gerty. northeast corner of Hope and Jefferson streets,
this ( Monday) afternoon. at 2 o'clock.
MOURNING DIOLISSELINES DELAINE,
• 15 CENTS.—BEBSON h , RON have vulueed
10,000 yortla of unportod Black 'and White Moneelinee
Daimon to only 111 cants.
BLACK THIBET LONG SIIAIVLS.-
Plow in Store, a full assortment of Lupin's Black
hibet long Shawls. Also, Lepin's Mark Cashmeres,
Merinos. Satin Dochenes, Velvet Krin
im, Timms,
Velour Rem Mouereline de Lalnes,_ inbazes, &o.
BESBON & SON, Mourn ma Store,
,Jl5 808 CHESTNUT Street.
KrOFFICE OF THE UNION MUTUAL IN
SURANCE COMPANY.—PHILLIMPHIA,
213, NM The Annual Me huger the Sorinholdera n9the
UNION MUTUAL. INSURANCE COMPANY, of Phi
ladelphia, will ho held at the Office of the Comm!, on
Monday, January 9.1860, at 12 o'clock, (noon.) at which
time an Election will be held for Eight Directors, to
serve for the ensuing three years.
JOH. coLusoN,
d2O-11t Secretary.
A FESTIVAL FOR THE BENEFIT
'R#
V OP TABERNACLE M. E. CRUNCH wilt
he heldj DEL & HAYDN HAL,l,eorney nf
Eighth se Garden streets. nn WEDNESDAY
lIVSNI ,at 7% o'elook. Addresses by eminent
clergymen. .h. Mlle and refreshments during the eve.
ning. Adinfelion 60 cents. dF-0N
rrrREV. H. GRATTAN al INNESS WILL
nrefieu EVERY EVENING during thug WWI( in
the Reg. Dr. 'Write's church, Broad street, below
Spruce. et 7 o'clock. die 6t
rrrCOIIOCKSINK BUILDING MINIMA.
TION.—A special mooting will be hold THIS
(Monday) EVENING. Punctual attendance se roneoet
ed. d26-It*
rOMASONIC NOTICE.—THE OFFICERS
. and Members of EASTERN STAR LODGE,
No. 18e, A. Y. M., and the member' of the Order gene
rally, are fraternally melted to rroet nt ths gall
CHESTNUT Street, THIS AFTERNOON, de MI
o'clock. to attend the funeral of their late brother,
JOHN W. ARTHUR.
By order of the W. M.
It* GEORGE P. LITTLE. Sep'y.
(irrPOST OFFICE. PHILADELPHIA,
Pa., Doe. 23. 1899.
Thls office will be open for the traneaotion of bum
nese on MONDAY next, Den. 20, from 7 top o'clock A.
M.. and from 2 to 3 o'clook P. M.
. .
Collections Win be made from Lam-post Letter-
Boxes at 6 n'olonk P. M. Foreign Let ters plaind in
boxes up to that hour. will be in time for steamer salt
ine from Boston on Wed needs)
The earners will make their usual morning deliver/.
d 24 2t N. D. BROWNE. PosLmaster.
TILE ORPELVV , II APPEAL.—A LEC
ture will tie delivered by TH4B. FRANCIS
MEAGHER. Esq., before the Catholic Philopalrian
Literaryfnatitute, in eider the CathollisCrphanAity.pins
of the city, on THURSDAY EVENING,_ leseemlier
29. at 75 4 o'clock, at National Hatt, MAR BET ET &met,
above Twelfth. Putdect: "The Poets and Prietrr 01
Ireland." Tickets 26 gents. d24-4r
TIIa°,TniT.II I E I OF
n the ..oeril of Trade will be he ld of tt_t the Hall of the
Hoard. DO CHESTNUT' Street, on TUESDAY EVEN
ING, December 27. at 7.4 o' look.
The meeting IN oalled for Tuesday, in coniognenoe of
the holiday falling on Monday,
d24-St LORIN lILODOET, t3ccrotar7.
OFFICE Of Tilt: LEHIGH AND
IG DELAWARE WATER-GAP ItAILROAD CO.,
No. el WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
The Annual Neet:qg of the Btoe.kholders (r the
above-named corporation trill be held 04 MllO RAY,
January 9th 1860 tatll M ~atwhiehtime end ate an
I.:Notion will be held for a Preinitentend ihriketor. to
serve for thp entitling tour. Jour' ANCVOK,
dtl dtJan Treasnrat and Seoretari.
Err REV, it,e• k A wiLLITs
w ill dlis Ida new E
leasing,
•
BEFORE THE EV ETT LeTR.RARY UNION,
CONGO Lb,
FRIDAY EVENING, Dec. 30th, ask '
et quarter before a o'clook,
Ticketa °auto.
PO , tale at Brown's, Fifth hnd OheitAnt, and Slack
house's. Eighth and Oreop circlets. A9n9t*
INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
December ZS. IW.
An election for Thirteen Di reetors of thin Comm,.
to serge for one year. will ,be held rtt the Company's
Mice, No. 4 Exchange Buildings, nnMONDAY. JaniterY
oth, 1810. between'the hove of to o'clock A. M.. and 1
&cloak P. M. • WILLIAM HARPER,
deN , drise Secretary.
____
gOFFICE 01 THE DELAWARE COUN-
TY PASSENGER RAILROAD.—The Annual
iotiOn for Yroaident and Direotori of the Delaware
Count i Passettaer Railroad Company_ Nall to he h 2 at
Die office of.IADES MILLItft, MARKET Mr wed
of Till street. West Philadelhle, on' MON AY, the
9th day of January. betwe n the henrs 0 19 A. M.
and 2 r .
t 111 H. A. 1.. OONNAFFON
Sepretary.
r NOTICE.—TIIIC ANNUM, MEETING
I_3 of the Stockholders of tile heoold and Third-
Streets Passenor Sombrely Company an I held at
their cllme,2/0 WALNUT Street', on N AP. Jan.
9th, 1880, at 12 o'clock, noon, at which time an plane en
election will he held for a.Preaident and twelve Dirac
todrze..ttin,aerre for the enati;pfinalOUAN, Secretary.
VIIIA MEETING OF TICE TIONDHOLD
ERB of the PITTSRURO, FORT WAYNE.
& CAGO RAILROAD COMPANY will bo held on
TIIk.EIDAY, December 77th, at 3 o'clock I'. Al.. at
Weisinnaton lluifdinna. THIRD street, nhnve rune-.
Rooms Nos. and 11—the olnect DI the tneetin bong
ton mount a committee to attend the &manes o Bond
holders at l'ittslails, Jan. A. 118 4 .0. ' d.33.4t
PREMIUM EU:MAMIE COMPANY--
Annual Election, Ilso.3o.—The Hooks of this old
re table Savings Fund andLOMI Com pany are now open
for the Subscription of Stook. Shares $OO each. paya
ble rn subscription, or by instalments of one or more
dollnrs per weak. $11:03 loaned on a share. Ac a Okay
ing Fund, it is unequalled. the moiler being loaned on
good mortgages. city,acript, &a. The profit. Me
divided ovary six mow. s among the Stockholders. Six
per cent. Interest paid on money deposited. and the de
posits paid on demand. Office southeast corner of
Twelfth and Market atreets 2.lstory. i.pen daily from
9to 3 o'clock. and on Fridaya until 9 o k olnoir P. 91. For
Constitutions and By-laws call at the Ace Am
dal JOHN H. LAUHR LIN, Seo'y.
NOTIOE.-..OFFICE OF ANY,
WEST.
MOREIAND COM, (*hit ANY, No. 230 South
Tcratreet, corner of Willing's eller.
Fir ILIDSLPIIIit• Dee. 21, 1E469.
Ate meeting or the Directors held this day a dividend
Of eight per oent. was declared on the askant stock,
the
to stockholders or their legal represmit i sti yes at
the office of the company on and attar JAN lARY
19;0. The transfer hooks will lie closed unti January
6th next. dr2.05.1 F. IL JACKSON, Troneurer.
iff•OFFICE OK VAN DYKE k co., No. 02
SOUTH TIMED STREET.
TOTS Doe. Seth, IBep.
E SECOND-AS E S
OP THE VT[LI.I4IIIBT 'T AND ELMI A RA
ROA COM PAN )1 is deemed, proper to announce
to those who desire tot paylimprite in the advantages of
the proposed reorHarilltartml or MN DemeanY-rwran
tage4whieh arta* attained in no away—it
easy that they execute the power of attorney, now
largely signed, and thus become payttes in the owner
ship of this rood when newly organized,F. A. VAN DIKE, sp
Attorney for Recond-Mortgase gomiholders.
N. D.—An assessment of 81 per thousand lifts boon
hod to moot present contiogent expenses. (.131-/St
rrOFFICE PIIIIADETPIEIk CITY PtS
SENDER RAILWAY oomrA,ii,
I n Bourn FOURTH STMT. Dor. t 1 ,1869.
The annual meeting' 01 the stockholders of the Phila
delphia City Pawnor Railway Company w7ll he held
et the office of the Company. No. 162 South FOURTH
Street, on MONDAY, January, 9th, 1860, at 10 o'olook A.
M.. et which tune MI election wul he held for it P/oej
dent and six Directors to serve
W. the
M mistime year.
. bINCIRRLY,
d2l-tlja9 Secretary,
n4-emw,tth-to Al
ANNUAL MEETING
1 1,3 of the Ntnakholders of the GREEN AND
OuATF:S.STREET PASSENGER itmuivny oom -
PAM' will be held at the office of the Company, 40
WAIN UT duvet, on MONDAY, January 9, 18te, at 12
c'ook..peen, at w imp time and place an election will
lie held loy a President and twelve Direotors, to serve
for the year ensuing'.
d2(I tJ9 DENDY BHARWOOD, Secretary.
FIXAOFFICE OF TIE ENTERPRISE IN
SURANCE 00N1rANY. S. W. eorner of
TH and WALNUT Streets.
PHILA DELPIIIA, December 17,1869.
NOTICE.—The Annual Meetingof the Stockholders
of
e he'don N flil+raY B . ENTERPRISE
C
9th Rdvof
j ? , O n PANY wit
ten o ohmic A.M.. at the (Apse( the Company.
An libation for at
Directors, to serve the en
suing year, will be held on the same day, at the seine
place, between the 110110 of 19 o' look 4, M. and 9
o'olock P. AI.
dIT-tja9, ovtivntace W. 00XE, Seeretary.
MOFFICE OF THE PENN MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, N. E. earner
D and DOCK erste% Phti.delphut.
EuitcyloN. 7 •Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company.
Ap election for nose MOMS, to ewe for three years,
will be held at the office of the company, on Monday,
the second Wan uary, 1880.
PAN open at to, A. ht. and elope at 12 21.
JOHN W. HORNOR,Rentretary.
i ---- TWEI4 (111. RT R
IW-F 7 lil ANN! VESARY
r
OP THE HOME MIS 4 IONA It y SOCIETY,of
Philadelphia, at the MUSICAL FUN D HALL, on Tues
day evening, Deo. at 7% o'clock.
Addressee by Rev. Wm. T. Brantly, D. D., Rev. Ezra
E. Adams, and acv. Jolm W. Cray °raft.
Musio under the direetion of Mr. p Lewis, asyisted
by Misses Dennison and Louisa and JrutOphine MYars•
and Messrs. Isms and Wells,
Professor Staughtsin po la will prelide at the Piano
Forte. which hee been kindly loaned for the occasion,
by Moors, Chsolcoring & So pa No. 607 ehentnnt
street.
n
An T. MASON,
OEO. IL ST OA RT,
• M. NEWKIRK,
J. D. RODGERS,
S. MULLEN,
• Committee on Publ Meetliv's.
N. D. Tickets of Admission nine be procured
son & Co's. sal Market wrest, D. M. Romney, Arch be
low Fifth, or at the Homo ;Mission office, MI Fast North
groin, froln a to 1 o'clock, I'. M. alarm-at*
d2otuthem•Bt
M"ASSOCIATED Dill'eUEßS AND
PROVKIIS"—NOTIC I.: —The ennnal meeting of
olders will be held on TUESDAY, January .Id t at
the °nice. Willow street, between Fifteenth and Six
teenth streets, at 1 o'clock V. M., for the purpose of
electing officers for tho onetime tear and of hourins the
Report of the lost your, JONAT HAN BONSALL,
Phila., Dec. 20, St* Secretary
OFFICE OF THE EAST MAHONY
RAILFWAD COMPANY, PictLauat.edia, Deo.
19 3P.
The anneal meeting of the stockholders of the com
pany, and an election for ntricera to serve the enema
year, wilt be held at the office of the company, N 0.401
11111ARY Nr.. on MONDAY, the 9th January next, at
10 o'clock, A. AT. A. McINITRE.
(129-tutltstia9 Tramway arid &watery.
gOFFICE OF THE LITTLE scouyi,
X ILL NAVIGATION RAILROAD AND COAL
ANy, PIMA DELPIIIA, DOO. 19, IBM
The anneal metingpr the otookholdere of thie t
oeen
pa, arid an election tot °Teets to IlerVe The opium'
year, pill he held at tllefL.M ft er Inacm_pane, 41,7
LIB A.RY treat neWNDAY the th .1 IT 9001,
at 10ono
A, 1 , 4 1 , %N.
,
4 . 4 1 1 - tulligtJaV Treguwer DAid tioorstarT.
HA7I! MOW! ENDUCED,I,
MARRIED.
MOURNING STORE,
No. 808 CHEOTNUT Street
[yrOFFICE OTIE 'WESTMORELAND
COAL COMPA
LD'ADeoember IMAM.
The annual meetin- of the Stoo South is Com
pany will be held at tleir ace, N o , O THIRD
Street, on WF.DNESDAY. the 4th day of January. /Mt
at 19 o °look, at which time an election be held for
eleven Dtreeters, and a Seoretary. and Treasurer, to
serve for the ensuing year.
d2O-thi F. IL JACKSON, Secretary.
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oenveteselng for thin work throughout the State de3.lt
TUS PUBLISEIED—VOL. lOF A NEW
tHISTORY OF TUE RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF
FRIENDS. hy Sy....svc.i. M. JAV4IOI. To be cometed
in
in four voldes large Mpl
00. Per volume, cheep, t 31.25;
cloth. $l.lB,
In thepattent researches of this distinguished author
of the Lives of Penn and Fox. he succeeded arcumu-
Influx a mass of suthentie history, which , wit hie sub
sequent labor, he now &fere to the pubbo, con dent that
it wig. Prove deeply interesting, will to tlisooiely
of which he lee member, but to the 'petal veneer.
For sale by the Fuldvhqrs, ) A ''F.S Ac BELL.
d'h3-1t• 41' h ARK ET Street.
A SPLENDID BOOK
FoR
THE uoIaPAYS,
PARABLES
OF
OUR LORD,
leans whims tuba, 118ftlIttfully printed *te. garnets
Saxon Type, on tintod paper, and magnificently illus
trated with engravings on steel,
Turkey. Super Extra—
.Blo.
FOR SALE BY BOOKSULERS OENERALLY.
J. B. LIPI 3 INCOTT & CO.
dlo.etukth7t
CLOTHING.
E . 0. THOMPSON.
TAILOR,
N. E. CORNER SEVENTH MID WALNUT
THE LATEST FASHIONS,
THE NEWEST STYLES,
THE BEST 60003
Always on hand, and order attended to personally.
P. 3.-78trangers visiting the city ate solicited for their
monsuree and orders ne.wfm•2mtt
SADDLERY, HARNESS, &e.
LAnEY & PHILLIPS,
HARNESS, SADDLES, AND ROBES,
Tea PRIZE MEDAL at the World's Fair, held In Lon
don, in IRO?, was awardod to us for the best Harness.
Lou PRIZE MET,I. at the workl's Fair, held in NOW
York, in 143, was oleo awarded to us for the boot Har
ney.
Having since then greatly enlarged our manufacturing
fscilities, we are nowrepared to oiler Ito the public. at
our EXTENSIV E ESTAbLISHAIENT
Nom. Sd and 39 South SEVENTH St., above Chestnut,
PHILADELPHIA.
The most complete assortment of artioles in our line
Hf business, such as Hermosa, Ladies' and Gentlemen'e
iding Saddles, Bridles, Driving and Aiding Whips
ir
H
Nets. orse Covers for Summer and Winter use. ut.•
falo and all other kinds of robes.
Oar goods are manufactured in the very beat style of
Workmanship and with hot
ONE QUALITY OF - IEATHEIt.
whieli is the best the market onn furnish.
Attention is asked to the following genie of odium/
Good plain servtoeable single harness from ...112 to tin
double " " ri.29 du to 33
Plato harness eto to 1()
Country Minnie makers can be supplied with harass"
cheaper than they elm manutacture them.
alp-atatidin
THE BEST ARE TIN 011EAPEST.—
-s- You gan not get an) boner or cheaper Photographs.
be the, lale•stee in Oil. or mmintore in Wntor Color.
or plain hart Mho's, at REIMER'S, SECOND Street,
above Orem It.
QTEILEOSOOPIO VIEWS, PLAIN AND
1,7 Cu LORED, front 91 In 835 per Bolton, with 810-
remove.
gli t /( r orerooro Portrait or Fault'' , Group for 83, with
A I'llo 9 tgraull equal to onkrotomohed.
il3-31' tt.Elrer'S tinflor), u . ,#) CGUOTNUT Street.
DELAWARE °DUN
fi,M.A.Wit TY PASA EN OR R RAIL
WAY.—Cars leave the Wil
liam Penn Tavern, West Phi
ladelphia, end the Howard HOMO, Delaware county,
ever) hour from 7 A. M. to 19 P. M.
NOTICE.—The Annual Mee of the
/Stockholders of the FRANKFORD AN SOUTH
WARK PIiILADELPRIA CITY PARARNG 'IR RAIL
ROAD COMPANY will be hold at the office of the Com
pany I IERKB (late Chatham I Street, helm Fourth, on
151018 DAY, January 9. 1860, at whieh time an Election
will be held for rfetll4tigt ntui twelvo Directors, to serve
for the ensuing t ear, CHAR. R. AmiorT,
03-inv, I I It tleorelary.
/n o MRS. M. A MIMI' HAS RE-
V.4114.1110VED from Nn. 913 to 1016 CHESTNUT Street.
next door to the St. Lawrence Hotel. where Ladies will
find n splendid assortment of Bonnets, Caps, and Heed
&wises, 121 30
C!ENTLEMEN WOULD DO WELL BY
VA calling' on DILK9 KENBII.., 139 N. NINTH
st., above Cherry, nod lore their old (influents mute
In link equal to now, by oloansing or dieing and
repwrinv 1114-2 t•
FitOTHIN a -HAM
iSc WELLS.
34 SOUTH VAUNT
AND 35 LETITIA STREET,
Ara AGENTS fur the vale of (lambi Manufactured by
the lollewing Conipaniee, viz :
MARBACEVIIETTI.
LACONIA,
UREA? FAILS.
LYRAE.
CAN , T,
WI( L ITT.
BARTLE?.
Brown, Illeaohed, and Colored Sheetlnge, Bhirtingo.
Jeans, anti piffle.
ROBESON'S BLUE PRINTS,
HAMPION COMPANY'd
TWEEDS AND COTTONADES in giant varietT.
WASIIINOTON MILLS
(Formerly Bel Rotel
Shawls, Piano and Tab'e Covers, Printed Felten a,
Flannels, All-Wool and Cotton Warp Cloths, heavy_blk
and blue Beavers, Cassemeres, and Tricots. Also, Ker
ors, flatinato, end Tweeds. ol•stuth-Out
HOLIDAY ,G 0 ODS.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
We have Just received a new and beautiful assort.
m.ct aTOREB,
JEWELRY.
AND
&looted expressly (or Holiday S f eeiVit7o A attur In
pert
GOLD WATCHES. SUITABLE FOR EITHER
LADIES OR GENTLEMEN,
Some inlaid with diamonds and others enameled.
.aso,
WATCHES SUITABLE FOR BOYS.
Also, on hand, a beautiful assortment of
DIAMOND JEWELRY,
Wall kind", at redoeed,prieee. Diamonds Mounted
in the most exquisite style. Our style of
netting yontnionits cannot be ex
celled in this country.
Our assortmen t of Jewelry embraces the following:
CORAL,
MOSAIC, •
PLAIN, and
FANCY JEWELRY
of every description, such as Gold Nook and Vest
Chains
~_ Studs, Sleeve Buttons, Gold Thimbles, Pencil',
Tooth holm Armlata ockets, /cc &a.
NILVPIHWAIit.
Silver Spoons and Forks; Pie, Cake, Butter, Ice Cream
and Fruit Knives t Preserve, Sugar and Berry Spoons;
Salt Cellars. Napkin Rums, Card Cases and Silver
Seta, consisting of Knife, Fork, and Spooq for Children,
with an endless variety of goods in our line, which we
will sell at reduced proms.
Gold and Jet Braoeleta of all kinds, of the newest de
al
gn".
P. B.—Old Gold and Silver purchased for cash or taken
in exchange. Ylease call and examine at
LADOeltlit 4_ CO.'S .
dit3-1m No. 802 CIik:STNIJT Street,
F . P. DUBOSQ & SON.
Manufacturers and Importers of
JEWELRY.
J. S. JARDEN & BRO.,
Manufacturers and Importer. of
SILVER PLATED WARE.
AT FIRST PRICESt
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
The above, Wholesale Manufacturers and Importers,
find that the reputation of their wares has extended Dit
toed the oirole of dealers, to snob an extent that the
calls of consumers at their countins- rooms cannot moot
proper attention. The ailvantage to them, u menu fie
torus, of &teat acquaintance with the wants and tastes
of individuals purchasing for their own use, is too high
ly appreciated to allow them to neglect the custom thus
offered.
For the more Convenient classification and dispdy of
their CHOICEST STYLES, they have fitted up the
NEW STORE, No. 1018 CHESTNUT STREET,
Whore they offer at JP fRST PRICES. every elegant,
bon of JEWELRY, in DIAMONDS, PEAR
bO LS,
STONES, 00 r and a complete stoqk 81_,LVER and
PLATED WARE, of the finest quality, in PIEOES or
BEIS.
A full assortment of Ettottsu and Swum WATCHIcS
of theinostgelebrated makera , will be in the care of F.
CONSTANT RICHARD, to whose skilful charge our
customer work can be confidently intruded. dl6-11n
WHOLESALE ROOMS, 304 CHESTNUT ST.
SILVER WARE.
WM. WILSON & SON
Invite special attention to their stook of BILVEII.
WARE, Which is now nnwrually large, affording a va
riety of pattern and design unsurpassed by any house
the United States, and of finer quality than is manufao
tured for table U. in any part of the world.
Our standard of Silver Is 9854000 parts pus
The English Sterling 925.1000
American and French 900.1000 ti
Thns it wilibe seen that we sive thirty-five unsuret
than the Anterieurtaid French coin, and ten parte parer
than the English Sterling . . We me lt all our own Silver,
and our Foreman being unseated with the Refining De
partment of the United States Mint for several 7111171.1 re
snariuttee the quality as above (Mil, which is the leen
that ea* be made to be serviceable, and will resist the
action of acids mug bogie than the Of 4 / 1 401/ Sties?
inamitaaCJWlld.
Wil. WILSON & SON,
B. W. OORNER NINTH AND °KERRY BTB
N.B.—Any linonen of Flavor toevigotyrild as agreed
upon, but positive/if took iitfotior to Rend and /mart-
Cam standard.
Deslara iniasliOd with the same Eta/Ward as usad In
our retell dasurtinsul,
Fins Savor Bars, 900-11100 Darla pore, oonatantly on
hand. anti-!m
CHRISTMAS IS APPROACHING, AND
UMBRELLAS
I. THE MOLIDAYS. g t
WILLIAM A. DROWN & CO.,
246 MARKET STREET.
HAN% /OR BALI
FRENCH, ENGLISH, AND ITALIAN SILK
UMBRELLAS. •
ALSO—An assortment of GINGHAM, with Pox's Pa
tent Paragon Frames, the only Paragon manufactured.
d2l-uat
!STEREOSCOPES
FANCY GOODS. -
those who wish to make their seleotions of
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Would do well to out u
CHARLES DUMMIG'S.
No. 012 CHESTNUT STREET.
Mr. D. m taw summar la Europe, waking a aelaotion
or altogether
NSW GOODS
For Ma new Store, just opened
He ha an extanialre Stook of
TOYS,
MUSICAI, INSTRUMENTS.
CRICKET.
ARCHERY IMPLEMENTS, ko.,
Surpasses in eleganoe,i'arity, and cheapness of prices,
anything before seen in thin city.
Such an French China, Terra Cotta, Plinio Marble.
Bohemian Glass. Bronze, Berlin Iron, Lava, Udine
Bags, Pllllllll, P 011.1110111111161. 0111111111.111 and Game, of
all kinds, Writing Desks, Papier Mache Goods, Toys of
all kind's, hinalcal Instruments of all kinds. d3-im
ERESENTB FOR THE HOLIDAYS ! !
, S THORN E L Ei l &CH UM
HAY ORDERT D F H CIL P ATE TH ET
HEI A R L E ooDs
The o . lllsL . Epecitu Bargain n in
Sous cluelory of Blatlr4.Shwals.
Milker. and Children's Jilanket Shawls,
Gentlemen'a anal_Boye Shawls.
OLGTH CLOAKS IN GREAT VARIETY
PanekDreas Silks.
Exoe ant Blaolttlilke
Da.in '' .:74. l. l 4 e e nClrilid Caboose,
LANNISTS, P.LANNELEL LINENS, and nIUSLINS
Cloths, Cassimeres ; and Sattinetta,
Marseilles Quilt,, Lalieo,Coinfortablee, o.
Gentlemen's Sikk Hdkre. Cravat,. /co.,
Linen Ildlgre of out og. 1 1 ;1111>011.D.S.i0O•
at PligigLaV v r'e.llBbytk i ii.l: . 'agi. EIGHTH
and SPR NOGA R DE A
WE BUY AND BELL Fag CASH. del
TOYS, FANCY GOODS.
TOYS, ETC., ETQ
In endlete variety, and at LOWEST PRIORS,
At 24 South FOURTH Street,
W. TILLER, Importer
dll•dtalb
IVORYTYPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS
FOR THE
HOLIDAYS.
It is well known that the treat elegant, articuo,chaete
and beautiful
PHOTOGRAPHS
AND
IVORY TYPES
are produced at
ateCLEES' No. 6.20 CHESTNUT STREET.
Hy the late reduction in hie prioen,
COLORED PHOTOGRAPHS,
no distinguished for their superiority, can now be pro
cured at as low rates as other. furnish an psalmist/ ar .
title for.
PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS, $1 .00.
MCCLEES.
CC CHESTNUT STREET, BELOW SEVENTH
dl2-lm
HOLIDAY • GIFTS.
The reduction we have made in the price/ of DRESS
000D8 will now enable buyers to aeleet from a large
nook
ACCEPTABLE PRESENTS,
At a very moderate coat.
•
A
RICH
F VELO RM
UR DR PIPIGLE..
I. pOPLINA..•
Pp IS PRINTE D hiol.7tlßEiliiiP. DE Atkil i g3.24ig
ERINQS— ....CO, 66, mad 70
PLAIN FtENcii v inEtt, Nvtli ........aa end 62),.
KEEDIL N'S 4-4 FRENCH uIIINTZER, 26
A 1..p4A1, A DEBI, 1 .7 2
PM DE CHYVVRE3 and So)"
MOH STYLE DRESS GOODS,
66 and 76 cants,
With a large stook of superior grades
DROOHE AND (MAINE LAINE LONG SHAWLS,
Of Paris and Viennese fabrics', hi new deems and
Oolorings.
EMBROIDERIES.
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
(=WEN STODDART 8: BROTHER,
450, 452, AND 964 NORTH SECOND ST,.
ABOVE WILLOW
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Paint Boxas,Piotures, Portemonnelea Colored
Crayons, Drawing Dooks,
er Potiohomanis Pro, &0. 0.
SCHOLZ JANE ZKY,
dl!-12 t• HIGH 11. Street.
O PERA GLASSES, Pearl, Ivory, and
Japanned, with the finest Aohromatio Unsex, at
FOURTH ANKLIN'S, Op_tialitn,
112 South Street, below Chestnut.
Also, Improved Speotantes, correctly fitted to the
eyes; Microscopes, Stereoscopes, and Stereoscopic
Views in an endless variety, and at .11.E111.10ED
141100.8. dl-tf If
CHEAP GURISTMAS DRY GOODS,
FROM YORK.
to pieces Christmas De Lames, 12).i cts—a bargain:
A LOT AT 16 CENTS.
ton licsuet and other new styles, 19 to Pa rents,
Gay style Cashmeres for wrappers.
alerrimso and other new prints, 12.1: cents.
ISO pieces Merriman levy Prints, reduced to 10 cents.
Super linen cambric hats at $1.26 per dosen.
Finer • 81.50 to 84.150 per dozen.
Children's and ladies' hemstitched, AO.
A full line tents' linen cambric, pongee silk, and white
brocade pocket hdkfs, black silk cravats.
NOOK ties and mufflers.
A fresh supply of t lota and men's shawls, some very
" At e leli or ii stook of Indies ' medium style blanket shawl.,
direptfrom manufactorY,
liroehe shawls in greet variety'
French embroideries, sets, coders, &o.
Sleeves. worked collars, ko.
All at prices to encourage useful Presents
A .
CHARLES DAMS,
If EIGHTH and ARCH Streets.
Mra — GLASSES.—A large and beauti
ful anoltment of opera glum,. "vwry variety
of mounting—velvet,' lrinarqrk
(E"ab gt7/ 1 3 7 at ) fitnUtttreot,
dti-mws Wit
PREPARED GLUE.
SPALDING'S
PREPARED GLUES
"A STITCH IN TIME SAVES NINE..
ECONOMY!
SAVE THE PIECES!
.43 I/emit/as wan happen, eren in treli - regglaUd
families, It Is very dealrable to have some *heap and
convenient way for repairing Furniture, Tom Crook ,-
ry. &o.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all inch emergencies, and no household can afford
to be without It. It is always ready and up to the stick
ing point. There Mno longer a necessity for limping
chairs, splintered veneers, headless dolls, and broken
creole.. It is just the article for cone, shell, and other
ornamental work, so popular with ladies of refinement
and taste.
This admirable preparation is used sold, being she
mically held in solution, and possessing all the valuable
puklittesof the best cabinet-makers' glue. It may be
used in the place of ordinary mucilage, being vastly
more adhesive.
" ÜBEFUL IN EVERY ROUSE."
N. B. A brush accompanies each bottle.
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Wholesale Depot, No. 30 PLATT Street, New York
Address
HENRY 0. SPALDING k CO.,
Sox No. 36130, New York
Put up. for Dealers in Case. containing four, eight,
and twelve dozen, ek beautaul Lithographic RflOW-CAID
aocompanytng each package.
Itir A eines Cottle of
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
will save too times its cost annually to every household
Sold by all prominent Stationers, Druggists. Hard
ware and Furniture Dealers, Groters, and Fancy
Stores.
Country Merchants should make s noted
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
When making up their bet.
IT WILL STAND ANY CLIMATE.
ii2s-merf-y
HOLIDAY GOODS.
WARBURTON'S
1001 CHESTNUT Street, second store above Tenth,
305 South SECOND Street, below Spruee,
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
REAL LACE COLLARS AND SETB,
IN BRUSSELS POINTE,
BRUSSELS APPLIQUE,
VALENCIENNES,
HONITON, and
MAITESH.
- - .
Jaw,
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
REAL THREAD, CAMBRIA. AND ALENCON
VEILS, COIFFURES, AND BARRE&
A-eo,
A FULL LINE OF
PARIS EMBROIDERIES,
And every deseriptimtbf Late by the yard.
WARBURTON'S
RIBBON, LACE, MILLINERY, and EMBROIDERY
BTOREB,
1001 CHESTNUT Street. above Tenth,
till-tf if and NO 8. SECOND St.. below Spruee.
USEFUL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
A FINE WRAPPER,
MUFFLER,
SCARF TIE,
or SHAWL.
One of these nrtiolee artll he very aseeptable to von
gentlemen friends.
. TINt a►►nlTlell! OJ
STEREOSCOPES,
AT
W. W. KNIGHT'S.
SOO ARCH STREET. •
FINE SHIRTS, HEAVY UNDERCLOTHING. AND
GLOVES,
Of MI Innas. dlO-dlal
STEREOBCOEIC VIEWS
Being about to relinquish the STERBSCOPIC BUSI
NESS, we oiler our ENTIRE STOCK OP VIEWS, of
our own importation, at
REDUCED PRICES.
EDWARD PARRISH,
• 140. MO ARCH STREET.
dao•tf
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
CARVED BREAD PLATES AND KNIVES,
PAPIER MACRE AND CHINESE TEA PM,
JAPANESE AND SHAKER FANCY BASKETS,
GENTLEMEN'S AND Bow TOOL CHESTS
BOYS' SLSDS AND WAGONS,
And a variety of
FANCY ARTICLES,
HOUSE-FURNIAHING &TORE.
No. 1020 CHESTNUT STREET.
Immediately opposite the Academy of Fine Atte.)
WILLIAM YARNALL.
dl7-stuth4Fl9
PATRICK HENRY.
WARNER, AIISKEY, & MERRILL,
MANUFACTURERS OF OAS FIXTuREs,
BRONZES, ecc.,
NO. 718 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
Hhve just finished, and have now for sale, as us
doubted hkeness of the great patriot, made in Bronze.
They would also oall attention to their hire* assort
ment of
BRONZES, PORCELAIN LANTERNS, FLEXIBLE
DROP LIGHTS. &c., &c.,
All suitable for lioltday Presents
01IRISTMAS GIFTS.—STEREOSCOPES
'kJ AND STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS.
OPERA GLASSES mounted m PEARL, IVORY,
and VELVET, new and elegant patte Ralei
dosconea, Polyoramits, Mathematical Inat rns,
rumepts,
Claude Lorraine or Landscape Mirrors. Geometnoal
Models, Alamo Lanterns. Globe', Barometers. Mantel
Thermometers, E3e-Olaases, Gold Spectacles, Gold
Eye-Glasses, &o.
AIcALLISTER & BROTHER.
(Eatablialted 1705.)
Pa CHESTNUT REST.
MsALLISTER'S PRICED and DES CR IPTIVE
CATALOGUE (US
_yam, 2 0 0 illtuittntions) o Optioal,
Mathematical. and Philosophical matrnments, fur
nished gratis, on applioation, and mailed free of charge.
dlocmf.ol
CIIRISTMAS PRESENTS.—The best
Holiday Present would be a Harrel of Ilaroor's
Ferry, Ohio, 01., Louis. Kentucky. Baltimore, or Penn
sylvania FAMILY FLOUR. and Bethlehem Buckwheat
Meal, from & Zia - MUER.
d2ll-Btif Flour Depot. FOURTH and VINE Pm
limy! THREE BEAUTIFUL MELO.
DEONS,Just arrived!, et MikRSH'S Mono
Store, No. 1104 CHESTNUT Street, Plum dtt 2t.*
CIOLD SPECTACLES, GOLD EYE,.
Ni-NO Glasses, Microscopes, Kaleidoscopes. Mesmeric
tosoi, Polyoremes , and other articles, suitstite_gitte for
trf seeson. McALISTEHT,
de b-mwd Wel if No. 128 chestnut street.
UEREOSCOPES AND STEREOSCOPIC
PICTURES.—We hare just received new arid beau
tiful ater•oeoopio slides. groups, statuary, landeoapee,
&0., &a., In great
c& variety.
bII,LISTER & BROTHER,
d5-mws tint if No T2B Chestnut Street,
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
R . C. WALBORN & CO.,
(NOW) NOS. 6 AND 7 NORTH EDITH STREET,
have now a von superior eraortment of Bhlrta, Under
clothing, Gloves. Hosiery, eta.
Special attention given to
GENTLEMEN'S WRAPPERS.
o ao . 14..4 a fine aasortment oonelantly kept on hand.
-amar
IW. SCOTT---late of the firm of Win
oe cheater ic ltool a —BßllTl , EME t in a r r elely s i
FlLlTAehtladel YBtr a c u al,(neart opAttrthe atrard liaise
7. respeottally call the attention of his
former patrons and friends to hie new store, and in pris-
Erl e g d it i
ru t f etad " a d n o :t r ild r r i o . r igo i lUl S e al4l:l:4lV•witt
LEGAL.
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR TBE
CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of LEVI LINGO, deceased,
Notice is hereby given that ELIZAOETH C. LINGO,
widow of said decedent, hempresented and filed her PP
talon and appramement to the Said Court, claiming to
retain personni property belonging to said estate, to the
value of 03,000, mentioned therein under the provisions
of Act 11th. 1861. and the same will be approred by the
Clourt,on FRIDAY, 6th of January, A. D. M. unless
exceptiona be filed thereunto.
JOHN SAMVEL,
d26-mw 41 Att'y for E. C. Lingo.
IN . THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of PHILIP :iIaG(Wk.'RN, de ceased.
The Auditor eerotnted by the Court to audit. eettle,
and adjust the account of Thomas Qum( and Dne.
McCoy. executors of the last wilt of Philip MSISOVOM,
deceased and to make dotrtbution of the balance in
the kande of the accountants. will meet the parties in
il/41, ' tag r t t y h i t appointment, yur~oee of hie
1 on rtolf(e
0. elm WALNUTStreet. in the eitp of fel ladelphia. e '
d26-mwf WILLIAM ERNST, Auditor,
WO WESTERN AND SOUTHERN
CHANTS —MANILA ROPE.—A large and
assorted stook of lllambf Rope, manufactured and for
ale, at New York plum by
WEAVER, PITLER, & CO..
d 22 99 N. Watsr at. and MI N. Al ham's.
LITERARY ASSISTA NOE.—Correspon•
denoe,_Essays, Poems, Public. Reports, and
kinds of English Composition supplipd. on liberal_ l
Lams. Address "Charles Wildwood, , Plutmle nhis
rod Offift, • dap ot`
AIRIISEALENTS.
WALNIIT43TREET THEATE.E.
Bole Louse . • —Ma. IL VARA...MC
taus Agent ,Mr. roa. D.
THIB (MOBDAY):EVENING. Dsa.M.
CIIBIB.BAB EEK.
FAUST AND_MARGURIUTE.
lifeebistophiles. Mr. J. B. Bdberte r_ Faust, Mr. H. A
Per luslialeribe. Nis. Anna Cowe d.
Previous to the Drama, a Popular Farce each eve
.
.... , Prlce au amt.
tteats 'so s
wed withoot extra charge.
Doors oven at tag o'clock ; Performance to commence
at 7.4'. o'clock.
DISPATCH
DAN RICE'S GREAT SHOW.
NATIONAL TBEATRB. WALNUT St., abOte
D. Mo Lama. aohs_proprietor.
THREE PRRPORMANCEI THIS DAY.
2 .X , and co
ploollog, mmencing at 1034. Noon, dommencing et
oommencing at IX.
2 _
The greabAmetiDAN RICE
can Mont rist. in }few Jokes, Witt-
Pialph.Commalmas,
_Songs and Abetirditin.
Tat EDL GATED M tES, AND DAN RICE'S
TS.
In their P
Arousing Pear.
SPECTACLE AND PANTOMIME
pAogANTEX, BALLET AND AfLENA gCENES,
Iotredue,ne nearly talented Parket:nem.
A beautiful Ballet, entitled
THE ENCHANTED BOWER&
THE RUGGED RUaSIAN BEAR
Devours a man bodily. in the presenee rot the audience,
during the re ptesen tat orrof tlie Comm Pantomime of
THE SENTINEL AND BEAR.
EXTRA PERFORMANCES EVERY AFTERNOON
DURING TILE PRESENT WISER.
AU the Brilliant Holiday At tradlogis will be apsesbb
forward on the present mi.:anion.
DASHING HORSEMANSHIP AND CLASSIC
OLYMPIC GAMES.
THE DREAM OP CHIVALRY,
In which the entire oornpani•willap re er.
To conclude with a COM PANTOhfaße'.
Doom open at o'clock. arrow:mance to 00a11200/1111
at Ili o'crkiik.
WIIEATLEY & CLARKE'S ARCH
STREET THEATRE.
THIS (MONDAY) EVENING. Dee-B.
PETER WILKINS: O
E R. TES FLYING teLAND-
Peter_ 'Wilkins, Mrs. brew; John Adams. Mr. Dol
rr an; filmdom's Croaomill, Mr. Clarke.
The performance Intl commence with
ONE TOUCH OF.NATURS.
Scatr or .Pawas.—Admisinon. 16 cents; Secured
fiesta in Dress Circle. ME cent.: Parenet. so *ante.
Doors OM at half vast 6 o'clock; rerlormanocie to
commence et 7 o'clock precisely.
g ANDERSON'S EXHIBITION ROOMS,
JAYNE'S COMMONWEALTH BUILDING,
CHESTNUT Streegear Sixth.
HuLIDATWEER
Az
THIODoN's THEATRE OP ARTS.
THREE PER PPR MANCESI.
Past Morning at 11 o'clock. .Seciond Afternoon, at 3-
0 Thud rentrin__ tveleet.
CONTINUATION OF ME CHRISTMAI PESTI
VAL.,
THIS EVENLYO, 1 11 .4-.
be offered the follotte.elesant apainea
The Port of Genoa, mrth•Place or Columbus. Reed
Animate and Reel Pr ogle. Washington anti hit Gene
rals. Vo'ler Forge in Mid-Winter, the Eternal city.
Rome, and at. Peters, Chinese /imminent:am Asto
ns:Wm Rope Vaulter.
After which the terrific scene of the Storm at Sea.
The exhiboioa ternithetin; iratM t a: Model viewer
the monster ataaeaship. the Great in.
Wednesdlatterwoh.
A 0 AND DAY-LIGHT FESTIVAL
Three pe ormanksa on day. Tweets, IS cents.
CloldreeL lb cents. Poore open at in the eVening. sh 3
2 o'clock P. M.. to comment* at Sand 73C.
FINE ARTS_
PAGE'S . VENUS
IS NOW ON EXHIBITION
FOR A SHORT Uhl&
♦T THE ROOMS OVER
MESSRS. GEMMING & SONS,
O. SO? CHESTNUT STREET
ADMISSION 9S cENTs,
OPEN DAY AND EVENING
dia-cf
MoDONOUGH'S GAIETIES —ItACE St.,
' IL "In
82M( PT2 . t.
OF TIM CO MIC rANTOMMIS
- • -•
FIRE T01:1,9 . th OP FERO.
'n
AA . M. Reraanciaz al
W
'ry Caladins as =mu.
A. J. Levitt 6.1 . Mayflower.
Miss Saris
as ' Col
flj rs. 'tar lor ,ai It=bla
Mre. Whelplay "." • MUT Maid,
_ Ter ima ta wkim
GRAND DiVERTIPoRkANT
LL THIS B
CO T ASP .
z • . 4 • : • r r , . •
1 111FAtPLE OF WONDERS,
2 - Northeast earner of TIINTH and 01INSTNITT
Street& urea! and Novel Attraction.
NOIJDAY WENN'.
/MINOR BLIT.Z.
The wonderfol hl&doian and ventriloelnet.
THREE GRAND PERFORMANCES
on MONDAY December December seta, oommeneing at 11 A.
M., 3. and Da' o'clock P. hi.
Two EXHIBITIONS EACH DAY.
during the Holidays—in the Afternoons at S Webs:r.
and in the Evenings at M. The colebridell Automata&
Rope Yeutter one of the greatest muses M ?declaim=
ever exhibited will appear In every exhibition. sad per
form hie astonishing feats.
- Admission 33 rents. Children ,Santa.
TENNSYLVANL& ACADEMY OF THE
PINE ARTS.
lats ATNUT STREET,
Is OPEN DAILY. (Bandaya excepted.) horn I A. M.
WISP. M.
Barthokiamirw's Statism at
PAADIS E LOST"
Now on Exhibition for a abort tune.
Adialianon 74 vents. Muldoon nakharr VI yearn kW
pri S ce.
hama Stook US.
G.ERItANIA. ORCIIESTRA.—PubIie Re
burials every SATURDAY, 10 MUSIVAL FUND
HALL. at 330 o'clock P. M. A oaekago of eight tickets,
ono dollar. dingle - totals, Sbeaata. To be had at O.
- -
NOW ON E.XIILBITION.—The latest
works of Md'ile. Rosa Boothenr. entitled " Los
Bortiqueros, ( Spanish Muleteers amp= the Pyre
nees,/ end morning in the Ilia/andel, with the oalabra
tad portreit of herself, by Edonsrd Thalia% on extubs-
Win sot n short time, from 9 A. M. tnl 5 P. g Admiring,
ZS cents.
dl3Mt RARLE'S
-
814 CEIBSTNUT Stmt.
A OADEMY OF FINE ARTS, (Southeast
GALLERY.)
Sonatu'itreat Painting,
"A DREMd OF ITALY."
With Lessi's wondsousWork %As.
"THE MARWRDOM OF JOHN RUSS."
As. !Limb speeimbas of
AORENBACH.STBINBILtieIf.
CAMPHALL.V.N, 1111.0U1 T. and
Wtli RASENCLR.
be exhibited from 9 A. AL toil P. M., and 7 to la
I'. M. daily on and after December 94, ISM.
Admission 25 cants.
HANDEL AND HAYDN SOCIETY.
- EXTRA CONORT,
CHRIRThLtS WEEK.
ORATORIO OF THE MESSIAH.
o.lag to the man/ aPPlications made by the friends
of tbe Sootatt for the performance of this renowned
Oratorio, they haveawreed to pm** it oa
THURSDAY NIGHT, .
At Comart Hall, commencing a TX o'clock. The
Solos will be sustained bi , Lathes and gentlemen le
knowledged ability, and the powerful chorus of n
two hundred voices. Ail wilt be socommlided
Germania Ori.ibestra. CARL BENTZ, Leader.
The whole under the direction of
MR. B. CARR CROSS.
Conductor of tbe Booiehip.
Tickets 00 cents . For sale at Beek & Lawton's. Be -
swath and Cheatnnt streets ; Clualtermea. Chestnut
street. above Eighth ; and W. H. Coulmores.l47 North
Ehtlith street.
Emig application s ol dckets is neoeasery i as limited
number only will be d23-fit•
To CAPITALISTS .—At the cottanettee
meta of the year there may be an opting for s
PentleMen ' , nth Sleet:o or ese,oce, se partner In an es
tablished first-class Mannfactunrig !Mimeo. that may
be made one of the extensive and profitable in this
State. Address, strictly confidential, to • - .E. A. H.,"
office of this paper. d26.3t.
WANTED.—By January Ist. a situation
as BOOK-KEEPER, or. in an lacaraacc Com
pany or Banking Bocce, by a practical Book-Peeper of
!FA . .. s and mar l in lautinasc solotuntance. Address
pmaNER WANTED.—An opening in
an established Commiuion House (Dry Goods' of a
partnership will ooeux on the Lt of the pant. A yOUs,.
mouse. business man. who could command from 10101
to 820.0p1. may &adieu" Commotion Buthiess," At the
office of this paper. nolk-ef
WANTED—A Situation as Assistant
Boot-keeper or entry Ck) i lf. Can refer to Messrs.
PRICE, FERRIS . 1 / 4 er SMITE, is
CU. Address I) W. F. care of RICE, FERRIS... I / 4 Co.
626 Market street, Philadelphia. dal4-3t•
A PRACTICAL BOOK-KEEPER WILL
••ux- be open for an eneasement on the Ist of January
next. Refers to present emptoy era. Address "B. IL
B.l'Blood's Despatch. • 43t-3t•
FOR SALE AND TO LET
Al STOREHOUSE TO LET—No. 9 LE
VANT Street. above Sento., first street vest of
Second. Apply to REEVE L. 1011011 T,
d26-6t 262 South SECOND St- above Spruce.
OTEL KEEPERS ! HOTEL KEEPERS
+AL —A rare ohmice in oda red to an energetic Farmers'
tore' li i eeper to ht up and 000upLthe once celebrated
ridge met, Market street, near Twenty - second. Ths
urners Western Market Company are erecting a
oommodions Market Boom on the lot adjoining. which
itl render this the most desirable location in the tci
fora Farmers' Hotel. Apply to
JOHN L. YOUNG,
WM. F. 81ME.F.,
dB-dr Twang 4eaond and Market streets, gins,
MO RENT—The Second, Thira, Fourth.
and Fifth FLOORS ofnew bui,Ming, HUDSON'S
Alley, rear of Girard Bank. The h`afhohng is 321 36 fee;";
hm wager, gaa, Ike. AP* te ,
G, ENIGET ea.
WATER and CRESTEL'T.
flllO LET—Three uppef rooms. of Store
-1- No. 119 MARKET Street. Rent low to a tool
tenant. dal At'
BOARDING.
A PRIVATE FAMILY living in a good
LIL neighborhood, in a central pert of the city. would
accommodate two gentlemen with foll or partial board.
Address " Central," Blood's Dispatch. d2O-et'
REMOVALS.
REMOVAL.
THE FAME INSURANCE COMPANY
HAVE REMOVED THEIR OFFICE To
NO. 406 CHESTNUT STREET,
(LATELY oerBILIBD BY THE coNNIOEITRALTH BANC)
414,4 t W. T. BLANCHARD. SW,.
REMOVAL. -E. &F. O. YARNALL &
CO. have removed from 121 Market street to 03
SOUTH WHARVES and 419 PENN St. atm'
alltagalWEST CHESTER and
PILLLARRLPRIA RAIL
ROAD via MEDIA
PALL'ARRANORMENT.
On and alter MONDAY.Deoember 12,1M11.
es trains will leave Pkiladelphis, from the Station. N.
E. corner of EIGHTEENTH and MARKET Stave te, at
810 A. id.. I. and 4.30 P. M.
Leave Weet_Cheater, from the DEPOT. on EAST
hiARKET STREET, at 7.141 and /1.30 A. M., and tad
P. M.
ON SUNDAYS—Leave Philadelphia at it A. AL, and 'I
Kennett Se
P.M. Leave West Cheater at 745 A. M.. and IP. M.
The train. leaving Philadelphia at 1i 5 .1 . 0 A. N. and 4.. P?
k f i ti . iin ne el4t6l el ja l r t znc t !l. the Phi l adelphia
e ag
uar e, and Avondale. HENRY WOO D,
WU • General Superintendent.
_
RRATES! SKATES! SKATES !—S,OCO
P'•-• 7 pain. mended, et prices from 20 Ms. se eat. Lad ice
Skates, - fine meet Skates. tiole Agent for the cele
brated Newark Skates. Alen, Skate Etter'.
W. W . KNIGHT.
dlt-gt • 419 MARKET Stmt. oppnelta D-,estur.
RR. UORS u N, REAL ESTATE
• BROKER AND CONVEYANCER, NORRIS.
TOWN. PENNA.
. - .
i'ARMOI in Montgomery, Books, and Chester won
ties. for sale or °sebum).
GOOD MORTGAGES on farms negotiated-
RANDSOMA DWELLINGS for side in Noma.
RANTS.