The press., December 30, 1859, Image 3

1 ,.. /- -W-L,MX:VAtintk , r_SAJl,Crattealiti.” ,od
-0 *.4 3 1 seta the centennial staibrer.
A i Vlilitillt ifitieln-Fnititle Company %till
liteig'at Minion/4 Fend Rill; '.The Ylgllant
. among tie sielabAie sontirof-Mir Aseet Pro
,-- eithebtOttid,frobts CM, chtraeter - of the
'gerit i lMen • trempelor the m
oomittee of arrange
!titel rea Wive ba. dolibt the hall and It.eqoat• Will
•,,t i aid li ildt emsel,anyldnief thekind heretorbre
given - by a Aro company:{;Colooel,GeOrge Tr. Flick
'will itch - MA : sitar of aersinabloi:OA file 060 0 8104,
.l f.te,triCi',Fgrinn-The -Boat ;or Trtlatees
of • the lefforken Medictif Pilleik held 4 meet ing on
' Wridnesdey,' and eideoted the on. John C. Knox
ta'. fill'llie yiditatii•itt, the Beard *aimed by the
:AS* of I%,4eilti6olarielt.-;. ~. • ~,
...Agt4Tia - tr4...4110 ItittiOnal Guandii, we learn,
t o me A el tegaNegt tff (Orin thetilselves into a !lOW re
&leaf after. Wind of Apiary next. They now,
yinnitrap24.s tionabere,' and will be attaohed to the
First Brigade,•First Digialon of Penueylvania Vo.
, innte4ll. e
__- . .
- - - .1. -Stdolfr F ree .-- A t two o'cloc k yesterday
,'afteritton it Are brae out in Sharpless's warehouse,
NO, - -47 North Front street. The flames were ex
llefitiished•before Much damage had been done.
;;ItisV.
E. t.'An'imit, * of Mit city, has received
a ntunAmons call to the4iitatorate of the Fifth
Presbyterian Church. of Cincinnati. -
, ,
kinwitan OP Ootracir,s:—Both'branolom of Oily
Shmseils" hold their , regular meeting yesterday after
,Srosts Hroith:Thie • hods conTened at three o'clock.
'V" Comma% Bad., the president, • n the chair.
i - h*Comminse no City Propetty submitted at corn
• teirntappnL conthintat the estimates of the Commis- 1
closer of city Property fo • r 1660 the total amount
*shed for by the Commissioner is 8110311. The amount
of revenue *upsets(' to' aebthe Ito the department is
i 830,231,30. AMOng these Itenthare t h e fam.g: 80,.
ries of superintendents of the pUblie ' , Mares, 81.200;
to pay an inetilment on the pripoipai sums of the I
montage on fiedgely Park, t i le in 40.17 1. WO. $ 10000;'
improvement , for the of Pfri s Sguare, 81,600; for the
further improvement of Pe rmount Smarm- #23,00di
forlabor and expenses ork putdia squeree. $6,040; for
repairs and improvementof Spring Garden Hall, 83,60 Q;
~• fiir thrones State Douse and ateeple, $660.
.• A number et other *annunciations were presented.
, kneel them Wpro we following: Prom were presented.
ICAO'S lag rgarnat beim(• roffroved to Spring °Nolen
i tom the Peoneyivula Railroad Company, asking
Permilto i st a tthlay a_ t 7 , 11 en•alt ltr h a noentetiori
trll i t th lielaingUrilitilir a fro tfil loot t of e rra t iglratilg
- street. 'The directors Wieh to lets track extending up
from the Southwark road • at east as far as the Mir
'Martyr:Marty In Dock street.
.., 4 resolutiondweeting the "tater Department to ean
:>Sei all bills for water pipe infront of city property wee
passed finally. -
..t ziother men_ lahen was offered direettnir th at' 300 feet
'.. 9 4 grOrt: rOIMIOVrt be epprowneted for the *rep
tigrld d t hours tor the colinylkdi Navy with oer-
N
leetrietigne,-GinO 11: 14 $0011 wee adopted,
,
, - - - the Uddidlittite enCity Perth !sportful In favor of
Vremoval of the cont rol s to Spring (Want Hall.
• nay, vs/ absolved from the ltrther nonsideration of
• n viewless presented tiorathe Committehon &hoots
enaction the actlon t l a the City Controller in refusing
to soro_Warrauts lOr t a payment of salaries of number'
: ,to, tee Virile Higbee , inorethed by tiro Hoard of Con
' troliers Without nut olity.. Acoompanvins the report
Irdd dfdtdititidd MUM:Mine the conduct of the Coatul
•l4l4a/biota wee_ ceased tnanimottely. , ~
' A report from the Qommittee on LAW nlaropplDO 'Wing
' the rearreosement or Waren eivudeng of the Fif
teenth weal was adopted. - he report divided the eight
precincts into thirteen ems er precinote, The report
Wal adopted. , • . - ',
The oommittes to venfy the curt Amount of the City
Trenerer reported that on the It thine tantthe amount
gt" , taupe or, VI mo,da We ,401,18. Trut fund.
The bill from Common Commit Incliner upon striking
oat the penalty for laying any turn-out by a railroad
, company wee taken 'model *committee of conference
. treanteil, The fpliqwtrig re nt ,were appointed:
• amp. Lek, CpyterrimelVethenti.
• • nis mil in m l don to the erection of * market house
In Fninkford w Mk had been vetoed by Mayor Henry.
-Thecr Over 1pt0... ,
• l merearang the salahof the Commissioner of
City Property front*** to SIOO was defeated-
A. Teti:talon authorising• the supervisors to pore all
trythebes feriae purposemand directing the Chief Com
, maseieoer of liithwels to collect the eoet from the gas
troinigany wasp-sow busup. , ,
. k bi t ''. from-Common Council directing a tedllwrillY
- iota et 31100 000 to be made for four months wee pawed
111-Thealy. ,
bill trots Commie Connell. in relation to Ltnd-
Lae avenue,lw soonentred in. Adionrned.
Conti/OM f tattoo!
_—lktr. Miller stibmitted a Corn
tannic/goy dedicating Webeter street to the city. Be
. ' fetre4 tlie Conuniree on Htahware. . -,.
- 414 Chansuboutted p etunrounroation from .T. Edgar
, , Thomson, preindeitt of the Penasylvanut itai(read.
- walling attention to Gurpropylety, of connecting WIWI
IC n ow Dock streetmnaines by a railroad . Refer,-
to thh.eomirlitteß okßattroade. , • -t
' lil orankauza antoontlnalhe purohase,of e, lot of
It at i lti th. a r irwest a2n T ratu?,l2:bil t ra e r t lt, 6 ?o d r
k
, sum of IR WO, arse called UP sad disounr i d iromuch
° e rr l ii Elinti,nb=rhY. Potion -
e t a,
Ind ; 3 1 raid F b l y .
l ig
the oil f p rotes Yeas 1 $ nays 111. '
s. from offered the fOjioul us resolution:,
CIO Vrtf, try theSeteet or Conones Comets of the
ant of PkGridel. That the action of Wedueeday
64%
t it board of Monitors of the Penilvania hail
, g the terininne of their r . la, in the
• ii tee Commils. ea effort to restan their
'4 l:fiertn, l'iltrra'n";:=Vr a irra4 of
Hlllise litchi hat he ill big MST .to ,eondemn Gull act.
' They have men Inc for nearly one year, and have
taken no action until . fly saw tbeoloveinent of ,Cotpl
ails ittruand to thp ailment., Be Moue itt_tho actions of
these men were'eprietus to every one, The city owns
. about one-Wild of the,Whele clock el thitneedi and it
was doe to ono-turd
Oar that her interest should DS con
r. Guinn •
moved jo refer the preamble and resold
-AA' r t flAit a s i rlatrd ni a Mfr o . , r t h h o e nit na" lls i - i r ad heard
Geoid in and out of the chamber
that
the direoton of
3hrostatitHelli interested in the Greenwich land lumen
-lotion. - mao are thee. men I Oros us their names,
rigid he. io that we min show them tip to the public. Re
thought the directors had not bean hasty in their action,
bcrowere the Proper ;Arsons ,to select the location of
their tenninue.' The stockholders - have shown their
oonidenee in them by re-eleeting them lifter the ease
, tiontuut helm agitated - -
Idr. Thomas o,ld hoed ova no relleetiea upon the
intotribrof the bottni of dlreetere, or their manage
- monk. The aro of Philadelphia dui not subscribe tour
• tninlima Of delimit° the puff to adv ocate the 'interest
`,or the stocirhidders, but to benebt e rib', There was
- something tifthis matter that retired ezmarustion, He
thootht thinet 'asutlemen should have waited paid the
- - 41. , Ar in Vrigit f ZireTl l itthelige reputedot t ry !v i gil lee t ii
turonliabill,` Attho latitanniud sneetitig the thFkbold
aro lamlia ttue Whole matt. rin the hands o the di
rectors, wan the singlarreettlatme, .hat it should meet
t Vittgart t o ' clUrna ill ti tbt 'a p r rW i d e tfl t :l7ls
• Or Callorghtnetrect-aproiest tjuitwould cost ma.
p
' - OP; bpd a hattrototlarr,o,emet this company could not
k of expending, When th c
per route, e terminertnernareacked
Mr.. mermaid tie offered the - resolution In regard to
tlihrsobjeckaret t st the committee nougats's under it
- MOW ne th inkor Ib is /KUM fl the director'. , •
• Dr.lietosatud y Were there to take care ofliii in
, greets albite city, and It warfor this reason that e ap
ogled to them at the thiG MeetillJESO pose the moieties
WS "LWOW. The prosident of this
r . been what Wag the best location for
P jekie I ' - 4t was Greenwich, aye Mlle!
" pedal Weeny Jet 3P.utututton street, Or, stskeeettal
._ 'He repaid that a central *mat was the b a e x s o t
Ydr-Wartierseld that the province of t agi l F ttee
, corning* tO ipletOW , tbe `iiiebetf o', the-A pr CI the
road. list to reisonimmul w ilt dodo , ag wou be te the
beet igterette of fbiladelehin, He referred to thar,iim
.. tidal:if thestookhaidert at Agit log! tanu.ti,mostar,
- PIK dela Mere Were
with the direotore -T tat3'. owns
two-Ilitherof the whole of th e capital 'toe of thle OM
=ere ker interests not to be oonteitedi, lie con
duit lave off the formerdireetorso this road were
iiriiPt - dors of the " QrseowtOlt .ria Company." an , * that
this iammineed them in placing the depot at that !mot
The proposed ratite op the went bank of the f3chnylkill
seemed to him tto todigeto that they are , determined to
Waite tlin itinete time Point He alluded to the put
- Thre e e d bi n en i A l te l =l tte i r egret 7Z=
Concede. Re vas, anxious to have this retclation
' *dotted to-derhand not referred to - a committee, He
looked nein the action of the board of dueeters tut dm
oou .
Mr. Ra lotislilin imposed the adoption of the resolution.
'Mt Glenda they might pus a resolution condemning
the eondoet el the city's representatives In the board,
tatthur had awrnutto Condom the dirset.rs steam&
by the etockhowen _ :
. lilr. &liter ridiculed the proposed stetted id Pdioille
tbretiPtiif_ „
, r. le k3 asked the terraisns bad been Bxed at a
point turt. es north, would this Jesoiution have ever
bran Int Th roduwed ?
Afr, omas said.rifisonise It would. " • '
Mr. warner said the city was a mookholder, and her
sighti a?ould be proteoted.- This rood. said he, lo tenet
the life • blood Of Philadelphia, and if the Is ever acme I
re over her Itud pommeroe, this road will oontribute
y to that moat. Where $4 rhi ladelphi a now. corn-
ELI asti anon? Why. an. as 7to 33-the ratite
o the fond h exports of the former city ars about
0.430 000 *Utast .913400000 of the bawl-. The value
• of the exports of Yhiludelphis are how less thatithey
" - were twenty.leyea yeareh The value of the ex
ports from Honorer. , ad der commerce, Mina been
pwoflen by the liberal coupe pursued by the Baltimore
--Add °Pio ra Goad. -
m _
Mr. Odds, condemned the Ouse pursued by the di-
The ,
The reohon to refer to a Committee w ee lo f t , e n d the
sesolution adopted _ by a vote of 33 to 33. - „
FINADICIAL AilD COMMERCIAL.
Money - Market. • ,
Pen4expret.i, Droember 29 t POD
The stook' :niirket -all:dunes very dull. Penn- I
ayivsnia lkidiroad stockndvaneed if to-day, atoning
at S 7 . ifiillitinsport and :ann.
' rides are flint' at previous prism ' and Chinage eon.
struefietillstnids advanced to•day one - per :sent
ThoPtiiianiTit , sort Wayne, and Chicago Stook end
boudpoidere bar - c; - .'brao making efforts to arrive at
au Ansteable *iiiintion , -of their ditlioulties,'and a
atitp rontiso is *kin bayo,heen effeotod, by Which
lsithr:kr: 'itdgerton;lhir'itanit , er appointed at
Olevitind; and Sfr; Persil,: the ' anquestrator ap
pottited at Pittsburg, are to ietlin, and 1:11F. ,
B. og4invot.. Obiniso; hrio.besanne real:tsar of the
•
' A well.inforsned eorrentit
lowing eoniparattre'etideraen( of, the bnithess of
„aosie ' the Jirtriorplii oesictarrying, oentpanies,
, isffirdi trarrantiba thetlhtfuf eaamitnetion of
'ssatriadera : v =g ,
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pT' 4:1 rdttile
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be underatood
'No of. 10.'5e it will _
tt a l t n 'illiiiii;,4l;dingesillutifroilui
being and Behtylkill Deng
at o. oo , ,
they have dependent upon
' t 'Pnit l " l " l al ' boon more affected
in4frjitc Lea l °*r tirei rit' qualms upon the bust
' '
by _the P-, v ; . .- the "Se
her of the product:7g
,of OWeichintrifu th e: Har ing „ p aw, or Wing
--'-celi h Pali tect * ' 71i :ell:I mined their coal, carried
, ens-- -!,:gars,bili the indiodpay, without
ilint:
exeirffitel4
_efleibe conipottloti, wore.° .tgto th e
`"-wilteciilanrolt ,suiplus'ial Mad; and 'l4""ompett.
, i 4 named, t.t, not witsi,d, by th.= . _
•* 0, 0 0- . - - ewe fe,! , thit the figures ex
...' tem The' corri,tioroOkt
.btiteeteiduring the
, ,htbit:ecrairk 0474 on; the Pert of Wakindytnligi
•,.- "ligia4ei, *bile the Reading '
it-will eeelfte,Outli
I,' VS %info tbe lose: Mb Year . ,
' 1111 '
that the balk of the inerecn enr MSS
'4`' *l e " . i n , p a bi n & or the produc i ng
the'. P' 14.411 • Olga" l 't, I I,* On On wh.r.,. fu r .
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the net reeelpti it doer not appear that the increase
corresponds with the tonnage. In the other com
panies We have nothing that 'exhibits anything
more com
panies_
ordinary business, except that the
steerfot: the spring sales is larger than any of the
Prelims! years. But as the cost of landing—the
Waste an 4 the loading—la estimated at 'about 95
cents per ton, the game, If the carrying companies
arrenge.for a sliding smile, is nearly played out.
in`• the' consummation of such arrangement, the
ooniumers will go direct to the individual pro
duceri,'and by an understanding with the 'parties
interested; the business will assume a natural post.
thin ; nor will the trade hereafter be exposed to
the liAlJontown out-offs," the Cumberland "gaps,"
or the Wyoming pretensions. A reduction on the
CaMden and Amboy, the Lehigh, and the E3ohuyl•
kill, for the first throe months of the season, and
raise it to the average, as the season recedes, will
put the trade in the *Wand channels, and of
course 'put down the speculative schemes, that
must ultimately end in disaster.
Tat: Nei Orleans Pimyunn of December 18th
.
. .
, t By a special decree of the 30th of November,
the Government of Yucatan ha t s granted to a joint
itook company, of whiob D. Juan de Reel is the
director, the exolusive privilege for the ;importation
and sale both Of Mexican and foreign flour in that
State, for.the space of six months. For this pri
vilege the said company -engage to pay into the
public treasury the sum of $24,000, In monthly in
ataimenti of $B,OOO sash, the fleet within eight days
after the signing of the contract. They also decree
that at no time, so long as the contemn endures,
shall the priceof dour he more than $24 per bar•
rel, either at Bisal or ?deride.
"By virtue of the came decree, as also in special
terms, the free importation of dour is formally Ms•
penis& on and after the 12th instant, fiom New
°flaunt, Ilavana ' and other porta on the Illextun
gulf, and on and after the 24th instant from other
porta. Flour arriving within these dates, from the
ports named respectively, will be admitted on the
payment of the same duties paid by the new oom
pithy, via : $0.50 the barrel, besides the domestic
consumptive duties, which amounts to some three
or four dollars more."
Peterson's Counterfeit Detector for January 1,
1860, thus notices a oonnle of new institutions in
Philadelphia of nee and importance to young and
enterprising bulimia' men:
"The expiring year has witnessed the successful
establishment, in Philadelphia, of two institutions
of a novel character, nt least, in this country—
namely, the Warehousing Company of Philadel
phia, and the Penn Warehouse Company,
"The Warehousing Company occupy the fine
brtildittg owned by the' oily of Philadelphia, Won
ted at Front and Dock streets, and formerly used
as a tobacco warehouse. They receive goods on
.storage, id bond or dutypaid, or of domestic menu
feature, and give certificates of deposit, which en.
title the holder to receive the goods stored on pre
sentation, and which serve the owner in the stead
of an endorser, being the best kind of security for
the repayment of borrowed capital.
"The Penn Warehouse Company differs from
the other company in come respects. Its charter
provides for its insuring, goods deposited with it,
making its - oertilleates not only receipts for goods
stored, but also Indisputable policies of inanranee.
This company occupies the great fireproof ware.
houses on Front and Penn streets. below Pine,
built originally for the use of the United, States,
under the former system of bondinggoods. They
also occupy large depositories for the storage of
railroad iron, pig iron, &0., In the northern per.
lion of lbs city. The owners of goods have an op
tion of taking certificates which will serve as secu
rity for capital borrowed elsewhere, or of obtaining
money directly from the Penn Warehouse Com
pany at a rate of commission and interest fired by
the charter.
The system thus initiated in this city is des
tined 3n the future to become an Important aid to
commercial men. These two institutions In active
operation in 1857 would have saved the loss of hun
dreds of thousands of dollars by our jobbing
houses, who sacrificed their goods at auction at
ruinous prises, to save their credit when deprived
of their usual bank accommodation during the
panto. They supply capital to the man Of man
means, whose business standing is not aceounted in
bank circles of the first olass they enable the en
terprising, man to take advantage of a low market
to buy the raw material for the purpose of manu
facture, and to use it as he needs it from time
to time; and they enable the manufaeturers
of bulky
-and weighty goods, each ea iron, iron
rails, castings, pipes, de., to bring their goods to
market, and to carry them, if need be, over
season of depression. In England these Institu
tions 'hive been long in use. There they are
perfectly will understood by all classes of manor
feeturers, who frequently , have them organised for
special branches of business. The certificates of
deposit given by the Iron Manufacturers' Company,
for Instance, are used as the security, for the means
by . which the iron mutant carry their heavy stooks
over years of herd times and low prices, and ena
ble them to come upon the market withi their
wares just when they find it to their greatest ad
vantage to do so. In the working of these institu
tions in England our iron manufaaturers, without
the means of similar tudistanee here, would find, if
they looked closely into the matter, as Important
'a subject for their consideration as the retfoh-talked
of tarbifitself."
The following aro the current quotations for acacia,
domistio exchange, &c, as furnished by Cronies & Co..
banlierot No. 40 Beath Tbird street,:
Old Amer. 34 dolls —.1.0476 Old American told .. 1 06
~.y ~.,,r 024 Sovereigns .. .. 4.83a4A6
Mexican dollars 106 Nepoleons-xx francs. 3 RS
Spanish ° .. ...1 03 Top thtlers 786
,LAmer. " ... ..1 01 ` I Prussian/ 800
ire francs ... 08 " milldam 3.08
rman crowns...-3.03 Spanish doubloons.. 36.40
F I WWI " 110 , DOAK 0 ...16.60
ItlCllAlfialt.
N. Y. ExOlege, par to hi, dis.l Pittsburg 74 to 34 die,
f105t0n..... ....... . 54 dia .thsoionati..... Sto 7g'
ro t lipo m° :‘ :::'" 'l4 g:: hf,utgil:— .. .l't.'il w
wearieston. . '#
to yre " Ca1i5k0,..... • ;,,1t to 2re °
&punish - . to Is " Foreland . ...fit "
Mobile .14 to 1111" m 64110,4... to 334 °
haw Orleans. 36 to I" * TeMplus to tig •
PHILADELPHIA STOCK litkOl/ADOli BALM
IThoember 22.130,
isisoaten Pt 8. X.Statkaireit. 81434 Walnut Street.
. ,-- 'FIRST WARD,
Wrongs coupon lir .06 6 Cam & Amboy R.... 17134
4400 City (is it 9834 6 ?blinds Bank ... - .11616
WOO Alike oo the C00n: . 44 18 do . .... ........1161.
1003 CstaW lit m7a .. b 6 Li 2 Rarrisburs R ...- . 6474
2000 Pitts, FtW, & Chi 8 Lilinelull it.. ...... . at
con 711 31 • 3 Fauna R ... .... 37
3020 Cam &Am 34 'B3 .83 1 do —......... 31
100 N Peons Rr, . 84 16 o ..... ....... .. 31
10 Cam & Amboy R-123}4110 0-r • -0 7 X
10 do --...-..1.93re
BECONII BOARD.
1000 CAM &Amt.,. 4 81.b8 33 14 Penn& It —. 3734
1000 do . ~. ~ - ..b6 83 30 rio .... .. 31.46
1000 Cheater Val . ll • 7a .67 10 do .... 1736
POO Alla' co 6a Conn.. 44 10 do 3734
napribie /cTine-sts . 1034 3 Lebish Barip 264
23 wostorn Bank ..... 6314 7 lianisburg R....-. 66
20 Penns R. 8734
()LOSING PRIORS-STEADY,
11344. Athwt. Bid 440,
1.1.446 tea 68 '74 -102 . Diehl Nav stook- .. 7 714,
Flj t as•* 'll. •••••• 181 Ll'V'treil,72".'lg l%
•a ..;::: - ..3.0, zo. 1 noPfs /at mort 32)4 63
r01111............94g 9434 " 4 mort.l3 16
ke ig R.. -MK 31 W, La R.....it Mt
• barn" ..ca . tit go alitiv.4BK 6
"
snort
&I i 4.404 • 1 anus .R........ 8N 8h
" do '3ll 71k 73g, -.. sa..--. afi
Penns R... ..- 87 1771 " Ws, -.. 80
3d m •• 6i. . 1163‘ 81 I entwine. A- 116
__ l4° Tr i " nal i rr e i n attloigyran"k Arth bl. l. 33 r i
—hudrin.v.. 62., . 6tra RMie&Vinalite R.- 83
00k Niv Imp 68,..71 76
Philadelphia Markets.
Barnum .10—Evening.
Thar* Is no quotable change In Flour, but the market
is firm and the axles include about 1,500 bble et fte 60 for
superfine and 867665.67 for extra, toe tatter for *slotted
brands. There Is very little inquiry for shipment. The
sales to the trade are to a fair extent St the above rates
for alloortlpe and extras , and 80.7 for extra family end
1 14::1 fi'ritftOttolrerliggrilutolgtrihit!l Flour liengeral
$4.3134 and the tatter at 83.70 for Poops, genie, W eat
Footloose Orpu, but the demand be limited and the offer-
Mee very light ; some small sales are reported, at nye
R y e . or reftand litiale^o for ulna the latter for chola..
yis steady st for Pearsall vanla4, Corn continues
dull._ bat there is litu offerin. and Pilaf I range et 700
for damp and 7So for dry yellow at tne a opot. with sales
of about L.OOO bushels at these rates. Oats are unchanged,
and small busmen ro note at 450 for Pennsylvania and
410 lily Delaware. Barley Itlatt—ti WO bushels 'old at
sOe. Barley le dull.. Bark--a sale of about In Rids No. I
Queroltrop hove bleu made at av 4ir too . Cotton- the
market ig Inactive ; maim. are eon tied to •mall lots at
about prevtothr rate*. Itroceriee— here ij very little do
ings nod Nagar and Coffee are bruising full rates Pro=
rismine—onyera come forward slowly. *no the strket
at *Stand Beefs —Clovarsead onotitmea n good
d•mend. and 500 bushels wad at tine-17m w bait el. ac-
Cording to austit , • Ten tong cold from
to
hand on
sr vote te r n s . Whiskey i■ inactive t drudge selling at
ft 'o, bble Ilegsarga. Pennsylvania awl Ohio and hhde
at Inge
' New York Markets, Yesterday.
- Akins 67 Sahli to it tory H tate tit St Rol2!{
for Yoga an 16.311‘115X1d for P eirce.
nova,— he market for taste and Western is Very
firm with light !ocelots: and gams at it1ie06.55 for en
gertnlY &At; 1116.10wia for egtra do 862005.10 for
saysibbe Wetter) SS t0tt6.60 for extra do. and 136.60
eg.76 -forwXtra mind 'hoop Ohio. Southern Flour is
,unohanitod.. with isles of MO Tibbs at 554005.70 for
tuizedro gOod. and 801.007.1ta for extra brands. Ca
• widest tour is quiet, at glgdoed-b). with sales of 100 bbls
extra.
Okatn, l - 1 7%at IS very firm and vast. with owlet
of mortorok WM17411 , 411 sales of 4.000 lit Sae
&Serer new ye ow. Barley 1, 4 firm. Av_ithjalte 4.000
P•tite tit WO.
and
Jerseywet at fOrtsso for mouth ern,
PentloYillanfe' an and ,Sailissiffie for otate,
Canada, and vr ten rn.
4vonoo,—Pork is Matt, with 6 6 166 of 1110 bbla at
Ble for mere and sii.e2g for rime. Beef is quiet,
with lades of= at 44044 z for Country . pima. 45
00 60 for Country Mess. 80010 for levauke Chicano,
and OM Well for extra Meal. Cnt Ideate are un
changed, and quoted at Offelfie far flame. and 40(013Be
malesoulders. Baron le quiet. Lard is very heavy, with
of 10Q sikge at 105folOgo. Bolter and Cheese We
" Atlis ed i Iv nominal at SABO,
Markets by Telegraph.
eiv&lnt+n, Dee. 29.—Colton unchanged; sales of 000
bales— - •
Moermi, Deo. o.o.—Ootton fitmer ; melee of &SOO bales
Wiley, at 10No for middling..
- NNW
row
011.2#7.42, Dee.ng.—ftion,Seles of 20 000 bale.
or-itay at er promo; ma hags are curled at lokar
Olia. gnaws an Cotton_tn 'vernal! 10.321,
CINCIVIATI, Dec _I4.—FICUr unchanged. Whiekey
doll, arid Xo /pier Whestbas.adreasa,d to. ,Qom Arm
Hoge are held rm. az e l . tr fat i re o n . / 70QA.0x.were
via to.d
cm 'VP: q u oted t ell Bulk
listy Po t ... r Laa hal find at 100. m )b-io' r amigo on New
}Ri ver ra V cont. pram um, I
CITY ITEMS.
,• Env, A. A. WILLITS AT COSIOLAT HALF, Title
EVISIAOO-The Matte seleeted by Mr. Willits for hill
lecture thiseVening—"llunsiiiet "—before the Everett
Literitrg Union. Wilt be emieedingly opportune by this
keen wintrr weather.' We *now of no subject better
adapted to the genies of Willite then the One he hes
phosen Soy to-night, or that could be more in harynogy
ivlth Its genial, hopeinspinng idyl,. to Bopton. Pier
York, end ether Vases where be hay lectured during
-the -, troson g isogon, ills audiences have only been
measured by the eapacity of the ball in which hie tee
total' were given, and wherever be has appeared Me
brilliant style as an extempore orator, his native humor,
end peoulier origlnehty have been received with marked
enthttlisan The " Everett "'has awed womb' in se
curing the services of htr. Willits, as ha In aura to
attract an overflowing audience.
New YrAts Gosproriossßr.—The nr, Year
witlbn ushered in at Messrs. E. G, Whitman & Co.'s
popiplar confectionery establishment, &mond street,
below Chestnut, with ehamoterietio eclat. Notwith
standing that this boost had been engaged for weeks in
preparing a stock equal to ea demands of Christmas,
the uneparopled, feat was Maimed by theip of literally
selling out, so universally were their superior eonfep.
lions In demand. In consequence of this, they imme
diately tronetentrated all their forces upon preparing a
Rewyear's supply oT delicious, fresh goods, and this
morning and to-morrow will, doubtless, witness an im
manes rogh at their store for the epleudid goods they
manufacture. Purchaser' will do well to call early and
rush* thetr.selsotlons.
Sees op MALTA't BALL, which took place
iesteveatne at the a mutemp of Afuslo, ii grad to Care
Wan, the afar of the lesiva. The lediee looked ae
eharrolnelyhsthgeoulddol and the gentlemen. ae le
Usual tit 11114 ;110.1, irpreafl themaelyes" la the faith,
tenable attire, . H. Bidridge tc Company, of the
Cqntitmet 4l ( *MIMI .House," N. E. Dorsey of Chest
put Mid glehik Woe% Let ell who would enjoy the
lewory perteot at ;lye thole reehionable ?Whine
Vitas Exitierrion.—The original painting of the
',Mace Bleeken,Hll, by Herring, can now be seen at the
tails of h. H. Hunt & Co., northeast corner Fifth and
Chestnut streets. This will be the hurt time the publie
will have an opportunity of seeing this celebrated pic
ture, RA it is to Its given as a prise, together.with nearly
five hundred (phi other fine oil paintings, to the sub
scribers of the Cosmopolitan Art Aescolation—who, wo
era happy to loam from the New York papere, lowa
purcheand at auction Barbee', celebrated statue of the
Fisher Girl for 62.7110, to be awarded as one of their
proniunix,
flown At. Olvra.—Just received a large supply
of Stereoscopic , Pictures, suitable for New Yeer's pre
seine at the new emporium, le south Eighth street.
• JAS. CRUM It Co.
TEE CHEAT FIRS IN NEW YORK.—New York
has been the scene of another great oonliagration, and
number of large warehouses have been reduced to ruing,
We are fortunately free from such eallmitios in this
city, and the favored inhabitants of Philadelphia enjoy
many blessings, among the most important of which is
the opportunity of procuring elegant and comfortable
garment', nt reasonable Wee, at the Brown Stone Cloth
ing 801 l of Itookhill k Wilson, Noll.(03 and 60a Chestnut
street. above Sixth.
GOVEIINOU Wien, or Vuumnie, in his celebrated
speeoh to the f,eoeding_students, to reported to have
given expression to "hie happiness at seeing their
Patriotism thus foroibly ilbnatrated, by the great seen
floe they made in returning to their homes in the
Sunny South.' " Among the many deprivations to
which they have subjected themselves, his Excellency
alludes in feeling terms to their removal from the great
Clothing Emporium of Granville Stokes, the fashionable
, clothier of No. GOT Chestnut street, Philadelphia, and
urges it upon those who still remain to continue to pa
tronlze this vast and beautiful establishment.
E. W. Warm. & Co.'s (714 Chestnut street) list
of tartlets' suitable for a 'Holiday present
A nese containing one dozen Nut Pinks, either pearl,
Plated, or ivory handles.
A case containing one dozen Delimit or Fruit Knives,
with ivory, pearl, or plated handles.
A. case oentaining a pair of fine plated and gilt Salt
Collars and Spoons,
A mom Containing a plated Knife, Pork, and Spoon for
a child.
A cue containing a beautiful plated, chaired, and
gilded Child's Cup..
A cue of rosewood containing a Dinner and Tea eat
of Table Cutlery, with pearl, ivory, or plated handles.
A case containing one dosen plated Nut Pinks, and
two plated Nut Creeks.
A case or chest containing a full Breakfast, Dinner
and Tea service of Carryl & Co.'s fine plated ware,
A beautiful phased and plated Pitcher, Salver and
Goblet to. match.
A fine Breakfast, Dinner or Supper Castor.
A richly chased and plated Cake Basket or Fruit
Stand.
A gilded, ohased, and plated Spoon Vase or Rack.
A plated Egg Boller, with gilded -pups, and three
minute glass atteohed.
A pair of fine plated Butter Dishes.
A Magic Sugar Dish—that can also be used u a But
ter Dish,
A MOO containing two, eta, or one dozen fine plated
Napkin Blue. •
A beautiful plated filagree Gard Basket.
A fins Tout Ratak, Syrup Cup, or Spoon-holder.
A finely engraved Cake, Fish, Fie, Crumb, or lee
Cream Knife.
A plated Tete-a-tete set, with Cup and Sauer.
A Sugar Basket, lined with Bohemian Glass or Gold.
A plated Um Kettle, or hot Milk Maier.
An foe Pitcher, with salver and BOWL
A plated Chafing, Vegetable or Entree Dish. •
A French Balanoe Calder, with plated Mountings.
A beautiful Canary Bird Cage.
An elegant Frenoh Willow Work Stand, or a Bowing
Chair.
A Lunch Basket, furnished complete for travelling.
A set of Gold, Gilt, and Enameled Tea Trays.
A carved Bread Plate or Trencher, with Bread Knife
to match.
A child', Table or Rocking Chair, with one thousand
and one (10011 other usefut articles. to all of which the
attention of those in want of Christmas present, is in
vited. d24.tf
B. W. Carryl & Co., manufacturer, of fine Silver
Plated Ware, and importers of Rouse Furnishing ar.
Coles, 714 Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
•
E. W. CARRYL A Co., 714 Chestnut street,
have a large assortment of fine Willow Work Stands,
suitable for Holiday presents. Prices from QUO to
SI la
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
UP TO TWOLVII O'OLOCE LIST MOOT
GIRARD ROUGE—Chestnut st., below Ninth.
F Plooowin. Pittsburg 0 Cleveland, Jersey City
hit. Fordley A, la. England ll C Faltenstook,liarnsit'S
Mrs 3 WWeir Harrish's K Coffee. N Y
A F Beeman &la. Balt John S Polon, Mass
Mr Houstou,Del 8 Dana N Y
A Royster, Mobile, Ala 9 tlishoff, N li
H Brunner, N_ y o Da Lisle, N Y
RPHRing N Y J 0 ONtter & son* N_y
D p rood:Retland, Yt Mr Kind. A la. _Buffalo
Mies lonia ,k, ais,Rookrd J Thorne A la, N Y
ro horns Pc la, N Y Miss Alice Ca broth, Del
P Hoffecker, Del J L Lockwood, Boston
Falzinser er. wf,Waterloo Mrs J li North. Wash,D C
Mrs Btolth, Vs Thom D Baird, halt
r_ Al Kennedyd3 0 Beni F Evans,S C
H
Sanford. N y TA. Whitney, N J
Dr A Rawlings, N Y Blf Austin. Pa. ~
D A Finney, N 0 A Li CUnia. Bel).102a0
chujeopbs,Chosts, co,Ye. Ins 'l' ViAten, Bath, Ms
IliaTrinre,LAT'' CP Ji Ripley, N Y
JOil Noble, IS y
P J Brady & in, N Y Col tautrobers, N Y
Mr Gould, Md F Cole, N Y
BA Castle, N Y C H Coffin, Mass
8 0
Wootton,,ass A Weloh, Ail Was D 0
Alf Del • Z E Smarm's' a, N Y
Miss A tlittingey, Ptld • J Johns, lowa
Mrs Murray to its, Roetp't Wet Thorns, N 'V
JONES' HOTHL—Chsotnut street. above Sixth.
Jos M Curvet ,I Phil& Jas Higgins, N Y
C !Stuart. N Y If F Anners, Fa
0 H Hunt. Boston
P 8 Martin ?I Y l' Hamer, Pa
Si BM Gray,N Y
W Brown. N
N 1 , Greene, Prom
&Thompson & Is, NJ W Aehriesys & /a, NI
Mae Priestly, .N J Miss Teel, N J
H Itiohmonn, N .1 0 8 Corbin, N y
ra M Fomeroy, Milwaukee Than Fence, ).ng
HA honer, Weshington 1' M Dubant, Workington
NATIONAL HOTEL—Rao. street. above Third.
W P Vont...Pottsville J L Nutting, Pine Grove
hese Linemen, Pottevilie it NY likirk.,_Phila
John Ulrich, Dau p hin Pa A Stump, Latishle. Fa
A J Rickard.. Loos !Avon la Bassin. Halifax. Pa
Wen Ii Reed,Hailfax, Pa P S Hileine, Reeding
I Carver, I t ano no, Pa Van Brunt, Behan oo
W D
W Rankn, Schen no E L Rogers. Doylestown
anny, N
COMMERCIAL HOTEL—thatta it.; above Chestnut,
Geo If Grier, Altoona, Pa H F Payton, Prot', It 1
Win Witter, Roxbarouate, Rowan
L Hoopes, Del h_Jolineon. Monte no
.1 13 Dill, Lewistown W Raintennuab
0 Y Bullard, Media, Pa
MERCHANTS' HOTEL—Fourth street, below Aroti
NV .1 Kealsh, Bellefonte, Pa McCoy, Bellefonte
A W Coleman, 111
P. hit) (ten n i{ Pa P s e e r ,`lin, 0
J A Reel. Allegheny City T Craig, Carbon no, Pa
N J Kestler, Le h igh no J W Fuller._Oataaauaun
J A Knape, Welleford, Pa Wilcox, Wellsford. Pa
A AloOuarnsay, PAna A Learnt, Catatanqua
W Lambert.
C T Otos+, Allentown Ao i xil l foisz.var,..
JT D Myer, Athena, Pa JohniLennins nine.
endnek, Holton 'Hon J Outline, Washl'n
Robinson,N Louisville, RP
MERCHANTS' HOURE—TIOnt et., above Callowhill.
Wertman, Pa D Undalrofter. Pa
Jos T Roberts, Pa Ezra Neuhart, Pa
TNeuhart. Pa 0 W Beers, Jr, Y
ali Bush, Allentown W L Pa
V Frantz Dauphin oo D Bolts, Lebanon eo
L W Hvana & la. Heading Joe Ooth is la, Bethlehem
Chas Brunner, Raaniaa •
BALD EAGLE HOTEL—ThIr4 at., above pollowhill
M W Raudenbuoli. Pa Joe Love, Centre en
Samuel Roop. Contr.) oo Josiah Illegal, Media, Pa
Ooos Boma. Books oo Bent jean, %mimeo
iBARLEY SHEAF HOTEL—Second et .. below Vine
J C Woadon, New Hope A B Idmra. Lanoutor co
John GaninT, New Hope W W Trek°' New Rope
A Yowl, Now Hope Dr A 0 Stoles. Coon
B W 'Met', Coon 1, rarrott, Conn
NV Downs. Conn N Maddock'. Conn
W Form, Coon
dames Willinnin, Pa H B Lesvetrwortn Cow;
Joe Hill. Germantown
.1 B Atkinicm, &loin co Thu. Warner, Duck. no
Thos Callaman, Bristol
BLACK BEAR HOTEL—Third, &bora Callawhill it.
D Harmtne, Rending Chs4 RarPer....Seukentown
Mrs 'Harper, Jenkantom Bents, ns riffle.
W Mut*. Cheuter Bpr Pluto anwille
J W Bohan, York,rB
AMERICAN HOTEL—Chestnut at.. above Fifth. '
W H Flltcraft, Wash ,D C E Mscarile,Phils
H T Vint n, Mum P E Donne, Lomat'. Man
8 Mims,
&. ton D Gore &In Bajo Feed a. Newark', NIA G f. csilbu' ri
It .1 rP. A
Wm Bradleßichmonn, Vs Mac J E LAM RC N Y
118 Miller, N I Miss id / MAlisr. N Y
CIF LWeismajin, N y W MoNider, Ara
8 ParthOul. Ya M Oilman & la. N
A Y
oil Bailor, roc, Pa J lih_hrp, Whits aren
.1T Cochran Info. Ps, lw Babinso - k. Blown
Wm Venter, li'll im. Pi el T Latham, FA
THE UNION HOTEL—Arch street, above Third
Wm Underwood, Centre oo A Vetter, Ohio
Win H Shaffer, N J A Hagen, Pottsville
J M Robinson. N J P Uhler, Uhlereville
E B England, Pa
ST. LOUIS HOTEL—Chestnut it., ab. Third.
Longmakor, John 0 White, Albany
J M King, Waterford Geo Iv Manly N Y
W Koons, Now Castle W P
Atobert, N Y Mn Henderson N Y
J AloCattlee, Phila A Abilquotn. Cuba
Albert Abiequets, Cuba Ernest Gatlin, Cuba
N Gaillo, Cuba Witt At Olerk, N
MOUNT VERNON HOTEL—Deoond et.. above Arch
JO Not, Str9u4l,9ra iria D Boottr fa,.
B C lonec Bt rim! lima R. Blair,r
owl
Mu Ida Blair, khila I Blapogabaiok, Phil,.
0 I. Derr, N 0 E Mr Moore, Kamm
B Y Btidinser, Md Miaa 0 Blair, PAWL
Mks C_Prica, Pa A Hulaeger, N I
leo Eswyse, NI
STATES UNION HOTEL—J*I4Ost It. ahlyve Stith
.IByady, Germantown Pa .1 Gilpin, rdd
A brisker. Newvills, Pa El Kinkiest, Alluding
Peter Andrews, Reading Barrow, Pa
W C Mager, Harrisburg J C Walker. OAP. Pa
P Wickersham, Ps R ritaphensan. Pa
A Martin, Columbia W Camphall,Balt
B Beare, Bucks no Ina Saute, Pa
W Whitehead, West Cites
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
sEP
Vr Tsf.wff• „„
(00no4 p ontimoe lArdatl i riif Peo ??.
Arrived. ship Merit/ma, from Winos. Oho racism* UP
the crew of the ship Heidelberg which sunk on the ad
Also arrived, ships relloan 5400 and Franklin Cabot.
from 1 mean': Franklin Pierce, from Liverpool; Mar.
shah from Boston; St Louis, from Plew York; Abby Dian
chard, from Bordeaux.
MIMORANDA.
Rook d h, Cotton, front Marseilles, arrived at
14Bilrk or ye utg, hor, Collins, from Antwerp, sr
rived at New Orleans rests bay: -
Bail Reindeer, Franklin, alined at New York Ye!'
terday for Cienfuesoe.
Bark zingsrelli, Bunker, from Rio de 1112111170 Novlo,
arrived at New York yesterday,
Bark Winif7ed. femora, cleared at Baltimore yester
day for Rionmbna.
Bark Clara Hassll. Dutton, cleared at Baltimore yes
terday for Riehmcind.
Brig M Denson. Barton, cleared at New York yes
terday for Pars.
Bohr Fanny, Mayhew, from Fall River for Philedel
phis, at New 'York yestrofday.
Bohr Bradlee Rickey, Pico, from Providence for Phi
leaden's at New York yesterday,
Behr C 1' Back ney, Garwood, hom Charleston, arrived
at Providence Mtn inst..
Bohr B hi Clark Clark, Ern frorldenee for Phila
deCTUriviiti:gr7t4sytlrttgof the achy Woodbine, pre
viously reportait liatiora at Now Inlet. have nearly all
been leaded on the beach in /rood conaltien.
Liverpool, Sardinia
ISprr—A survey has been held
be
,the ship Sardinia, and her apgire Cargo will have fo
dine harraa, and the vessel wi ll go on the {look for re-
Yalta; fatailtairda ape Will reship her cargo.
SiNagn's Sgcnara )11.4.01UN115.
N 0.2 Bowing Muhl n . .....
No. I Sewing ...... . ....... • ......•
The Family Sowing Maohtne, ......
Tho Family Sewing Machine •••••• • • • •
I. M. BINGER te CO.,
al-Sto No. 603 CHESTNUT &net
OsoVm3 k BesmailL
OstamsATED tionieuess FAItII.I Ilswine-MAlsinne
A? RZIMBD rams.
vp CHESTNUT STREET,
GAfi-lauP Dlivor—kimmi AND Awn.
ommiai
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1859.‘
SPROIA.L• NOTIOES.
Nur YEAR'S Punsms.—Electro•Magne
tin and Magneto-Manta° Maohmen fur Itludionl two.
Manufnoturod and for sale at No. ah South SEVENTH
Street. by WM. o. & J. NEFF. 130.2t*
- •
Pre ESPEOTB Aur. REALLY Idkacom. 1-AJuLsit
HAMM'S ETRENIENNE, OR HAIR RV:ORATOR. provents
the hair falling OM by giving a healthy tone to the roots
where baldness exists, it causes a new growth of lo ta
luxuriant hair, and it stood& restores gray hair to its
original life•onlor and beauty. Bold by alt Dinggbit *,
and by JUIN HAUNT. it CO., No. TOd CHESTNUT
Street, Philadelphia. d2O fltdWlt
SALAMANDER TIM-PROOF SAPES.—A very
suortivant of SALAMANDERS fur eels et reason
ebid priee 4 ; ' No. 304 CHESTNUT Street, Phildelpha.
1,03 it !EVANS & WATSON
OHS PRIOR CLOTEING or rue LATEST
Slmes, made in the beet manner, elpreenty for RE
TAR, BALEB. LowEel' welling Mums marked 10
Plain Figures. All goods made to order warranted satis
factory.. Our ONE.FRIOE System in aridly adhered
to, as we believe this to be the only fair way of dealing
AS are thereby treated alike. JONES & CO.,
sea-tr me MARKET Street.
Winucuon & WILSON BRwora niontxma.
—Philadelphia Woe, 628 CHESTNUT Street.
Merchants' orders filled at tie SAME DISCOUNT as
by the Company.
Branoh offices to Trenton, New .4111.7. and BRAM ,
nd Westchester. Pa. seld-dm
SHAKEN B SAVING FUND—NORTRW III 3 I
CORNIRR BROOND and WALNUT StreBLll.—DTPOSits ye
oeived in email and large amounts!, from all classes of
the oommuni ty. and allows Interest at the rate afire pot
oent. par annum.
Money may be drawn by cheoka without Imo of In
terest.
Moe open daily, from 0 until! o'clOok, and on Mon
tt? and Saturday until 0 in the evening. President.
FRANKLIN FELL; Treasurer and throretiuy. CHAS
11 MORRIS,
SAVING FUND—NATIONAL SAYSITY TRUST
, 101aPANY.—Chartered by the State of Poem Wants.
1. Money is reoetved ovcry day, end in any amount,
arse or small.
2. FIVE PER CENT. interest in paid for money from
the day it it put in.
8. The money it alarm; paid back in GOLD whenever
it is called for, and without noooe.
1. Money Is received from Ipseutors, ddnifsistrolest,
Guardians, and other , Trustees, in large or small scuts,
to remain a lour or short varied.
The money received front I)epositore Is lanceted to
Real Ustate, Mortgagee, Ground Rents, and other first
elms seourttiem.
I. Ofnoo open every day—WALNUT [Street, menithwest
eorner Third street. Philadelphia. MOW
ThRlll3 7 BOUDOIR SAWING /I.AORINR.
IMPROVED DOUBLE. THREAD
FIRST PREMIUM AT EVERY FAIR,
40-Sm Phila. Mae. 730 ARCH St. Manta wanted
THE PRICES OF
SINGER'S SEWING MACHINES
, HAVE! BEEN! As=KAI!
WEST—CTR EET.—On the 29th instant, by the Rev.
A. A WiWits, John West to Attie T., daughter of Thos.
BI set the trath instant. Professor
L. A. Wolf to Mien E. A Johnson, in Camden, N. J.
MeCURDY—OOI.I.INB.—On the lath Instant, by Rev.
AI. H. RistY.. Mr. John MoCurdy. of Milford, Del., to
Mrs. It ebsees. Collins, of Philadelphia
M ER—FlELD.—Oathetath instant. tiy Rev, Thos.
Street. John 8. Mover, of New York. to Mary L. Field,
daughter of Wm. Field, Esq., of this city. •
It APP.—On Thurman) evening, muddanlY. hl rt. Sarah
O. REM.
Thin notice of funeral will he given. •
FROST.--Dta the evening of the 28th instant. after a
short hot severe illnerim, Prof. John Frost, LL. D., to the
60th year of biome.
The male friends of the family arecorded to tile
the funeral from him late reeidenoo Ito. 216 Routh Fl
tenth street, on Sunday, January lit. at half past onlb
••
n
SNIVIILY.—On the 2.3 th instant, Jacob Hnively, aged
1T acre.
Funeral from the 7031111'MR of Ms brother. L.
,Nat .Siv
No. 146 Richmond street. balmy Shackantazon on
..
aftSTllOOllllOXt, 141 0' cinelc.
RUE.—On the 27th 'natant, Mr. James Rue, R=ed 72
'ORM
Funeral from bin late residence. Ifolingavillo, ritar
Rolmesburs, on Hundny morning at 10 o ' clock.
00111:101i.—At Reading Pa.,
_on Tuesday morning,
the 27th inst , Ron. David P. Gordon.
Thq funera l will take place from his late reahlenee,
Readier. Pa., on Friday afternoon. at o'clock. To
proceed to the Charles Evens Cemetery.
MOURNING MOUSSELINES DELAINE.
••• 15 CENTS.—BESSON k SON have reduced
10,000 yards of imported Black end White tdooselines
Deimos to pall 46 eshts.
AfOURNINO STORE,
No, Re OH EhTNOT Street.
B LACK THIBET LONG SHAWLS.—
Now in Store, a full assortment of Impin's Blank
hibet. Long , Shawls. Also, Lupins id o sok Cashmeres,
Merinos. Bolin Deohettes. Velvet °plats, TaMminii
Velour Rom Mousseline de Lathes, mbaslnes. &e.
/LESSON & SON, Mourohiitors.
din FM citEsTrd UT attain.
ITA MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLM.
ERB OF THE MR RC AN T ILE LIBRARY
C !PAN Y . was held on Thursday evening, Deomnber
22. Ighli.
Meeting called to order by Seorotary of the Board of
Directors, on whoAo motion
at, Mammal C. Morton was appointed Chairman, and
Mr. Thomas Sh4ploy Peorettry.
On motion, the meatinsprooneded to nominate °fluters
for th c ensuing year, WM n the following nominations
wore made:
DIRECTORS.
William P,. Bowen, Marmadoke 'Moore.
William 1. Schaller, Charles W, Cushman,
.?:= ''.. 4"118111}1,4 Warp er AI. Raisin,
(shades Santee.
Henry Le • IP. Jr., Joseph D. Hanson,
Immo H. Wile. lobo 1,. HO,
Charles H. Welling, D.'l. Burr,
George V. Cresson. George W, Han, '
Edward 11. Ogden, Thomas limber, Jr.,
-John Litrolner, Jr., Edward M. Needles.
'William Wharton. Jr Thom an Baldw in, Allan C. Adamson, ' John Welsh.
Benjamin TTr dick, Jacob B. Lancaster, White.
Win. J. P. Samoa Lesley. Jr.. ,
David Q. Mccammon, John 11. Atwood.,
Edward Williamson, Albert 8. Letchworth,
James 8. Gibbons, Edward 0. Clarke,
Charism Abbey, gen•se Rimed',
Charles E. Morgan, E M. Davie,
Funnel L. o•lladay, Claudius B. Linn,
V illiam Cdwig, n %shard Wood,
George N. A len, Al Rector Tyndate,
Robert 8. Reed... Oliver IL Wilson,
'l' . Morris Perot. p 'aides M. Walton.
Charles H. Dinge.P, Wiliam I. Pollock,
Joseph Cooper. Thomas W. Watson
Thomas Idtebeter, William P. Wilatacii,
go orge W. gibbone, ' James R. Campbell.
Allen C. Thirtiorow, Bettie Pant,
John D. Watson. J. Altamont Phillips.
Treasurer—CHAßLES RHOADS.
On motion, 4 was Resotrtd, That the rotegolne nomi
nations be minted and laid on the tries, and the pro
ceedings of the meet be published n two of the daily
Pairat•tnat SAMUEL C. AMR ON. Chaintui.
THOS. SHIPLEY, PeoretarY.
aIEgtiCANTIVE LIBRARY COMPANY.
A general meeting of the Company will be held
In the Library Ream. on TUEBOAY AFTERNOON.
January 10th, 1880. at 3} o Mock. Immediately atter the
adj. umment the Tellers appointed will bold an eleotion
for Director. and Treaeurer for the enoulne year. The
polls will be kept ope CHARL E S 'clock F. M.
de01ea. 4.41-10
27; TIM JEWI.I2 REFUGEE% AT 01B
RALTAR.—Tha Rev. IBAAO LF.RSER will
an Addrou unon the above subjeet. at the Ripe-
Koltun in FRANKLIN Street. above Green, on BATL R.
DAY. December Slit t at lOW, &ohmic. when contribu
tions MAY be iniAde in behalf of our suffering and &lei
lute orethren from Morocco, whose heartrending con
dition appeals for mem to the' humane orall creeds.
Contributions will be received and forwarded by
either of the undersi tried opera of the congregation
Ai FRE n T. JONES, S. L. Third and Chestnut.
B. P PA TZ. 721 hinrant street,
.1) +YID FA KR 111 North Third street.
JOSEPH N SWIIOUFIE d .dOI North Broad street.
B. LINIIKR.2II3 South Third street. --
HERMAN VAN B 621 Franklin street.
MOSES NATHANa. B. Sixth end Raoe.
01108. BLOOMINOD ALE. 932 Franklin st. d3O-11..
rfrUNIVERS! Y OF PENNSYLVANIA.—
DEPARTMENT OF ARTa.—The econd Term
of toe College jeer will open on TIIFIDAY the 3d der
of January. Candidates for iulmossion wil t appear at
the Unisersity. , for examirkation, on that day at half
poet 9 o'eloak A. AL Tuition for each Term Thirty
Dolars. GEORGE: AL.LIiN
,610-4 t Secretory of the Fnoultr of Arts.
OFFICE OF TOE co_yractir.Lint
_pußbro IlliflOOLS. FIRST BCIIOOI, Pfd Tin OF PENNSYLVANIA,
PIIILATALIPIIIA. Pon 23, lea
At a tneetins of the Controller* of Public, Schools,
Frt District of ,'enney Iran's, held at the Controller'
amber. on Tuesday. nleo.Ylth, 1859, the following re•
so ution was ;Wonted {
Resolved, That the searatary of this Board be directed
not to issue tin warrants due on the Slat Heoeinher, un
til the qin immarr. IWO as requested Or the Finance
Committee q Connell' anithe
.7
City TreftElfer.
EC , KAT , HEMPHILL.
da3t
DELPHI,SAND
LI R V R E T N O U I R PANNY EOANNE!.
December ti•
T_he managers have this day deotared dividend of
PIVF: Der cont. (or the last six months, end en &Ores
divide dof F it per cent. on the oapitittatnek, DMA.
hie to the stockholdess. clear of the State tax, on and
after the &I of JANUAR\ proximo.
d 23 41 JOHN F. JAMIN, Actuary.
PLTIMT•I.T. I Fourrrrikunttli.ANlY:
delChta.—The annual mectins o the Stockholders of
this Company will be held at their Milos MONDAY.
the9lh day of Jannart , PM, at 10 n'oloCk A. M. An
election for Twelve Directors to serve for the ensuing
year, will lie held at the same clue On the IMP day
between the hour' of 10 A. M., and I P.M.
d2O-09 WM. J.III.ANOITA RD. Recreterf.
irrMERCANTILE LIBRARY—NOTICE.—
A meeting of the Rtockholdera of the Me motile
LtiVALTY Cotenant. opposed to the arbitrary nettrip
the present Board of hianagere,wlll be Motion FR Waal
EVYNINI, the 30th Mat, at 8 o'clock, in room 80. 20,
Philndelphet Exchange.
(7.OFFICE QIN THE UNION MUTUAL IN
SURANOII COMPANY..—PHIGADELPHIA, Deo.
ti 69. The noril Meeting or the Borinholders of the
UNION MU T UAL In t? RAN E: COMPANY. of Phi•
Mel phin,erill he held nt the Of es of the Company on
Moodey Ammer 4, 163 e, et 12 o clock, `Hong.! et which
time en ' Election will he hold for Eight Director', to
serve for the ensuing three year".
JOB, COI LINN,
Beoretnr".
A FESTIVAL FOR THE BENEFIT
OFT i k TA pERNACI 4 II M. E. CHURCH will
be old et NAM. it Jo A). DN HALL, corner of
Rea th 4_12,1 Clvdtol streets. on WEDN.EAD 41
EV e1..11N next, et 7Jv chmk. Addresses by eminent
clergymen. Music and refreshments during thin so es
ins. Admission 00 cents. 4.ltqlt•
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01PPICE ihly THE ILEISIGH AND
AWARE WATTDAV RAILROAD CO..
II: WALNUT street, h &dolphin.
The - Annual Meeting o fthe flockholdors f the
sbnve-namqd eorporntlok will be 11914 on MO NDAY,
baloney 9th 1960 ; at 19 111..0tt which time end pine. no
Elootirn will bo held for it Pretid•ot rind D irem ,„ to
serve or the ensuing year. JOHN HANCOCK,
d. 1.1 Ling Trennurer end Bentetarri
..
U. REV. A. A. WILLITS
will &lir his new .
lAot
NSHINF:,_ .
BEFORE THE py LlTEluslty vNioN,
CONGEII4 HALL,
FRIDAY EVENING, D0c.30th,18119,
at (marker Wore it o'clock.
Tickets 25 cents.
Po , We At Brown',. Path sn,l Chostnut, And Stack
Imo's, Eighth arid Green streets.
KrINSURANCE COMPA or THE
STATE ON PENNSYLVANIA.
December 23. 1969.
An election for Thirteen Di rootora 01 this Company,
to e ery° for one year. will be held et tee Company •
Wine. No: 4{ F.xehange Building+, on M ONDA Y . annarT
nth, WI ,_ littween the hours 'ol'lo n clank e. M. l and /
o cloak P. ht. WILLIAM 444Rlit,
deli dtin9
MOFFICE OF THE DELAWARE COI/N
-TT PASSENGER RAILROAD,—The Annual
on for President and Directors of the Delaware
County Pasuehger, Ra i llrond Co many_ pit he held at
the_pmee of J,1n11,8 fil 1.1.F.R, MA BAIT Street, west
of Till street . West hilitainplita. on 'MONDAY, the
9th /e nuery, 1800, betwen the Imre of lo A. AI.
and II l. M. A. L,. RONNAFF'ON. -
d2Vi it tlsatet4ll•
(0,70 OFFICE ON THE 'WESTMORELAND
COAL COMPANY.
P IMMO.%iDeCeMblit lA, 12112.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders o this Coin.
winy will he held et their office. N 0.330 South THIRD
Street. on WEDNESDAY, the 4th day ofJanuary, Hoe,
at 12 o'clook, et which time en election will be held for
eleven Direotore. end a Secretary, and Treasurer, to
serve for the enact na year.
doe-V! R. IL JACKSON. Secretary.
gNOTICEi—THE ANNUAL MEETING
qr the ttojkhoideDLQL OD. WIZEN AND
kiviluaiT 4A A Tirl'orltirt&v,4,l 1 .„7, Ili
Al Eltre,t, on ,
~ N A , trnry 11, wee, at V
n'o'nn, „p009,,AL If (HO) time en . D _f an election nit
?piol4 for IS rrePla•Az end ; WI Winters. to 4 , N , 0
h cuss rentwvi. •
1419*Isn, patiDY 1144RWROp,13ettyptitTi,
MARItIJED.
DIED.
fr:P' NOTICE.—TIIII: ANNUAL MEETING
Want Pr.theenksttlelaxidVa-ofon;t:l,4"xPila am Thtrd-
the,,,N.. 4 7116 fAur v ecreet, on ntONDAI, Jan.
9th. 18/30, at 12 o'olook, door!, at which tune at td niece an
inaction WI be held for a President and twelve Direc
tor", to serve lot the °mooing year,'lllUS. LOUAN, Heoretarf•
Lir
M Nor LA E D C o O r A r L i C OM PA N Y , No .
W 9O ES u T th .
ftierd street, oorner of W illing's alley.
PO ILADP:LPiff A. Deo.
At a meeting of the Direotors hold We day adi v idend
of eir per oent. was declared on the earntat.ettrok,
Para ato otookhoklers or their local representatlves at
the o Cho f the company on and after JANUARY 3 d,
140. transfer books Avill he closed unttl January
et h next. d22-IJa4 F. 11. JACKSON. Treasurer.
OFFICE OF VAN DYKE & CO., No. 62
SOUTH THLTID STREET.
r1111..11)1{1.P111/1,D03 , 10th.1869.
TO THE SECOND-MORA GAGE { ION HOLDERS
OF THE WiLIifAMSP9RT AND ELM RA RAIL
ROAD COMA Y. It is deemed proper to announee
to those who den re to pertimpate In the advent/wee of
the rased reorganization of this Company—arisen
hese which oanibe attained In noothertway—it Wooed-
MY hat they execute the power of nuornor , now
tersely mimed, end the. heoome partlee In the owner
stut. of tine road when newlp . o A rs . aM ,
jit.,
Attorney for Second -Dodges° Bondholder..
N. B.—An assessment of per thousand hes been
laid to meet present contingent expensee. d2l-12t
OFFICE PHILADELPHIA CITY PAS.
1.1. r BENDER 11 AII.WAY COMPANY,
153 HCRITII YOtlitlll BTRIXT, D. ir MO,
The annual meeting of the stook holders of t h e Fr !
delphla City Passenger Railway Company_wlittys 1.1
at the Oleo of_ the company, No. 153 &milt ? F.DU T
etreet, on MONDAY, January 0.11,1850, et 1 o elook 4.
M.. at whioh time en election will he held or a Presi
dent and ids Directors to lIBIVO the ensuing )ear.
W. M. ISINGERLY,
dlll-dia.9 Neeretarr.
0(1.• OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED
COAL COMPANY, N 0.323 WALNUT Street.
kIieLPIIIA. Deo. 12, 1669,
The Annual Meeting of the titookholders of this Cont.
Etny_will be held at their Office, in Philadelphia, on
{,..0N AY In nuetry 16, MO, at 10 o'clook A. M., for the
Eleetion of Officers to serve the ensuing year, and other
purposes. J. HENRY BWOYEE,
dl6-irktufit&WO Seoretary.
VI7REV. R. GRATTAN OIL INNESS MILL
preseh EVERY EVENINti (luring this week in
ev. pr. ,Wllle's church, Broad street, below
Spruce, at o Moak. d2B-Iso
rrr. OFFICE OF TILE ENTERPRISE IN
SURANCE COMPANY. IS. W. corner of
FOURTH and WALNUT Streets.
DeCOMber %PM.
NOTICE.—The Annual Aftoting of the Stockholders
of THE ENTERPRISE INSURANCE COMPANY %eta
be held on MONDAY. the 9th day of January, MO, at
ten o'clock A. M., at the Office of the Company.
An Election for Twelve Directors. to servo the zn
suing year, will be held on the same day, at the IMO
pleee, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 2
o'clock P.M.
dIT-Ong CHARLES W. 00XE, Secretor,.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
CHARLES HEIDSIOK
CHAMPAGNE.
pEORG-E WHITELEY.
, No. 186 SOUTH FRONT STREET,
le appointed Agent for the sale of theabove unrt
veiled brand of
CHAMPAGNE,
And offera It to the Trade at the
LOWEST NEW YORK RATES.
600 bullets, Q tinth, and Pinta, now In TOAD. ddS If
MEDICINAL.
coucnis AND COLDS
Coughs, Colds, Coughs, Colds, Coughs, Colds, Coughs,
Coughs, Colds, Coughs. Colds, Coughs, Colds, Coughs,
Bronnbmi, Hoarseness, Hronohitis, Hoarseness,
Bromhitte, Honeseness,Bronollitio. Hoarsenose,
Whooping Cough, Croup, W h ooping Cough, Croup,
Whooping Cough, Croup, Whooping Cough, Croup,
Connumptlon, Conenmptlon. Commotion.
Consumption. Consumption,t Coneninytion.
Consumption, onsumption.
And ell like (News. Ind nn unfailing antidote, s reed,
relief, and a lure mud speedy bury, In that great And
universally approved Remedy,
VirISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
WISTART BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
ItXTINIONY.
DR. WISTAR'S BALI•M OP WILD CRIIRRc.—At this
season of the year, as well ne at all seasons, lt le impor
tant to haw, on hand n remedy for couelis and cold'.
We npenir for the benefit of our IVlttialli• when we re
commend to them the above named remedy, which hoe
been advertised in our paper for canto tinie. We
h Pc had occaninn to tine it in our family for roughs and
other throat attention+. find in nil en/08 it has cured
the complaint. We now . deem it on indiepennable spit
tle, for we ale tt)s prefer to have a reliable remedy on
hood for these coinelainte, to which all are liable.—
Christian Fireman and Family Visitor.
Remit the follocirit L•tter front m a Amity respectable
Gentleml.
1.1 , 19C10Ne. Montour cc., I'a..oet. Y 2, iROd.
This is ti Dena; that I woe promninced by several
Physielans as consumptive. and lied all the symptoms of
the disease in its 'covet form, such as munching. severe
Pains in the chest, shortness of breath, nightusweats,
ad extron a weakness sod Insyituile In my whole are
trio. My femilr nearly all having med of the disease, I
had given up all hope of recovery. AS nothing gave the
relief; but threilrb the Pemension of a friend I wee in
duced to try lii. With/et Prawn of Wild Clarry. Tho
knit battle relieved the consiil f eiii yl l s i oa l . y. pc ei pl :l l the third boy.
amid em n de to follow v . Lo u r f a t
ie
da e pent; n canoed state of the dis-
Y4rioyas any inn.
mom, having barn confined to her bed for overt} ;ear.
chd pronounned limo:id hope tor one hest physician,.
Yha also Ices entirety cured in the Wild Cherry, but it
required mix or eight bottles, fine she still takes it ores
sloppily as a preventive, being naturally weak-chested.
I would elneeralv urge ell who ere similarly afflicted
telly On. IVIRTAR'II BALSAM sir IVILD OIIRRRY. as Earn
satisfied the;. bat for your own velunble remedy'. my
Custer and myself would not now ha tiei n g I wi ll c h eer .
ray answer any ono who inn) address me on the sub
ject. and trate ou r eases MOM folly
tflirneit I JACOB MILLER.
BEWARW OF COONTIIK
BEWARE OP COUNTERFEITBI
"Ruch lettere es the following, from merenant, ars
daily received :
klif.yOß D. Delaware. Oct. 28.1953.
A. W. FoNVLe Si On., Heaton a Please send me a sup
ply of Wl , r We 114L‘ANT, ill I rim nearly out, and there
ie a great demand for It; It to doing venders; it rum
Coach., ',Worm, Mopping Court, and Cessuirieffon,
without fell. There has never been any of the genuine
here until you sent me a lot some time woos, but plenty
of the imunterfeit.
L. 41 JACO B
Y. F
CV
ftiaRYIB77IERII%RX.aI whore kAra fA, tDu4t the
n Ins 11/0140.1 has the wnivreN signature of "I.
B TTA," as well as the printed mime of the ProPrif.
(Oen, BETH W. PONI,). ikr CO, -Roston, on the ma
side wrapper. TARR no (MIER It wend money wasted
and health jeaperdi zed. .
WIRT,R'S BALSAM OF
WILD
CHERRY
ViISTARI BALSAM OF WH,D CHERRY
For AAIA In nt wheremif awl Wall, by
T. W 11)YOT'r A, SUNS, No. 213 blottlt BIiOUND
Street.
DYSPEPSIA.
DYSPESA. DEBILITY OF H SYSTEM,
DYSPEI'3IA. OF TUI SYSTEM.
LIVER COMPLAINT, ACIDITY,
LIVER COMPLAINT, ACIDITY,
BMWS CONIPLAINTR, PICK HEADACHE,
BILIOUS COAII'hAINTS, SICK IIEADAOHE,
FLATULENCY, LOSS OF APPETITE',
FLATULENCY, LOSS OF APPETITE,
And the ninnberlean other disesees anions from Ade
leeison, and funefional litscrdire of the Stomach, find,
when the dinette° in not lint and the power of mettoine,
ready relief in that established and sterling remedy,
THE OXYOENATED BITTERS,
THE OXYGENATED BITTERS.
RELIABLE TESTIMONY.
We oall the attention of the reader to the following
letter from President Routh, of Wesley's!' University
Al ;DUI:TOWN, Conn.. Feb. 29, ISO.
PRttt W. Powbe k Co,—Gods men: I first made
nen In the Ox \ raki , ItiT • Cit. annie 1100 en or eight
years mane. Having suffered for twenty years from
formal' DYPPPP‘In, whleh was attended with a nervous
headache. on en average of not less than one day in
week. wan minced by the unpretending reoommenda
tion of Dr. 0 reen to try one bottle. and if no benefit
was received to diseentinoe the use."
The use of one bottle warranted a fartker, trials to the
extent of some three or four. with it narOlUt obserVituee
of the accompanying directions. The Mutt wall an
almost entire relief from the usual draPePitc areltitorns.
and their depressing. painful consequences. I believe
these bitters produced no entire change M the habit* of
my s stem. and upon the active epergiell of the dives
live organs, I now doom myliel[ as exempt from dys
warm Re molt pentane. These titers have also beer
of service to other membore of my family.
Very respectfully yours.
AvousTus w. PkIITH.
rips, Livingston en N Y. Oct.), JOO
Massa., El, N'. wbe : t Wave been solt
oited by y o ur !men t to pre sent to non a test tnintlial of the
restorative quail lee of i our Oxygenaltd Ameri," to
which I elicerCull) eninpl). in gratitude to ton. sirs, also
in the licym 'lint mans inure may experience its invigo
rating adepts.
VP , PrP , to. with its numberless associates, took up tie
so s sme with me, in optical t ion to the skill of mary of the
nitai w t celebrated pit smitten until they pirik was
rio relief could ho Intim!) to ea (render. and idd adieu
to its eartlib jabernisele. tt hen I was inducted. by the
nrgene) of a mend, to try our bitters, little dreaming
that the Wend MU in the iintindloMp tea °foment meth
eines, as it was ilia first draught I way over inthieed to
quaff, but. thanks be to Padova, n halm, and h moot
efficient end !astern] one, ton. I lie most tiggrecliting
symptoms in ins wise were the immoderate and trregii •
ler beating of the heart immediately after taking food,
attended with great prohtration, and 1,0 r) frequently
violent attacks of pnlpitetion. leering Wall twelve to
LWOW r•fout hour. leaving the stomach so perfectly
Paw less filet glen it spoonful of milk or rice wear
would seen. airdeueopti. I counioneed the use of the
lo
Bitters by tans boll . • ten-spoonful—tiro eaten, Wan a
full one. J Wee ery ye:levering until I had taken three
bottles; singe they, 41 Intervals, I line taken two
morn.
began to realise its genial effects immediately ; ba•
sides it is extremely grateful and refreshing as a beve
rage. which is aoharrm that but few nisilloines can boast
of, 1 would, sirs. time heartily and tern , srly beg all who
a y...ft - hew with D i apepain in any Conn to tent your
Oxygenated I it as f do esteem diem invaluable.
Very respectfullv. Alma 111. trrocK (NO.
woo Len t I.R An Irvin:
T. W. DYOTT k SONS, 21s North SOooud street.
Philadelphia.
A. R. RANDS A- CO., New Yin%
CANBY,.tiII.IIIN, Ic 00., fialttionre.
Rohl by Witte Igie and literehanta flyers where.
dye sedan.
LEGAL.
ESTATE OE JOHN MARTIN, LATE OF
East Ear) township. decessed.—The undersigned.
Auditors appointed t,t ths Orphans' Court or the county
olloinnestey, to p upon the _exceptions filed to the
account or the Executors orthe rod iteeeliSnl, rtml to dia.
tribute the balance remaining in their Winds to and
among time lerAliy untitled literal% hereby Kis e notice
that they will attend for the Miosa a t i er appoint
ment. nn PH M m
Al', the lith of January. A. ii., 1860. at
7o cinch I'. M.. at the Court House in the city of Lan
caster, when and where al. poi score inte r e s t e d may
attend •hey think proper.
1). O, FIIIII•F.NTAN,
SIMON P. P.BY.
• ABRAM SHANK.
Auditors.
1. k'svmiTr.R, DOClRitibef Y 9. 1853, • dio-13t
NVELROI"S PHILADELPHIA CITY
IT DI RWl'Oll V,
1 %V ANTI-TFII EtwrioN.
We long e'lnl hilted and reliable Directory will be
(wool in ittn n, rev anlitrgoll. and will be ile•
In erect to Ao leinril ins. RI 'mini It wilt be for toile, also,
at 'LI M. SIXTH Street, maenad floor.
d34.3t A. MeEirllol r , Compiler,
QEVER AL YOUNG GENTLEMEN GAN
v:7 eeeninmodated In DR. UENTII7I CHEMICAL
L 11
AII.ATORY, in
rocve prneil nil ',intim lion in
CHEMISTRY 4nd the allied eetettet . Cnlf at No 111
WALNUT tweet. Honing Nn. IJ,OO 9t•
• .!.
AMBROTYPES, ALL PRICES AND
BE4EB Three superior i'llohieriphs for e 2,
s i n for el, Twelve for rfie. Life au Ploo r nsrephs
Uil isoporiOr to Oil Paintinael I non Ie to am, et
REI filli,ll'B Photograph Gallen . sEcoNvistrset. above
Green. it*
Pill LA DELPIIIA AND
Tit It I'ITON AI lAICIADS,DIA_-_
PANY-OIIANGE DIsI'ARTUEE
TO YE.ll'7oi Dil) I .
The linos for 14 ow York nod Way elnli_o_n . o . . u le.n.. , :i o n n it
Weloot-ntrent Wkarrat II A. M. nod
leveel..l.
and after Thursday. Deeerr_2lth.
op. n depat A. Al, rwi t, Y.lll
oATzmER, ASent,
WANTS.
WANTED—In a Shipping House, a
smart, intelligent Young Man. about 19 yeerti
one who can speak (Jarman. Address W. R. M.. °
Press (Moo, Mating salary expected and reference.
d3O-2t*
fiIOREMAN WANTED, FOR A LARGE
fierinting eitabliehment In the city of New
Yqrk.rnast be a thoroughly competent man, on-
POO otakil charge of Job Composition and Profs
work on cyli nd er presage. To 'mob a man a liberal eat*.
ycr st/II be pa d. Addreint, with name, are, ankqualt
nOaSlong. &0.. Box 2177, New York Poet Office. d29-3t
WANTED—A Situation by a Young
Man, having several gears experleace and a
large acquaintance with the near trade. in a Ur,' Goods
or Queensware Housei would have no objection to
travel. Address" Dry (coda' Pros office. d.W-3t,*
WANTED—By the Ist of January, a
Situation, Sa le s m an . ng ma of a cqu a i nted ddress. the
Dry or ls with the
Dry-ooOde JobbinK business, and oan furnish to e " unex
ception referenceefroin Nat employer. A note ad
dreamed integrity', 'care or .F. D.. No .11 BANK
Street, will meet with Immediate attention. d29-St•
A COMPETENT and experienced Book
koorow. who enn furnish antlafactorr meant
mendation from his present employers, desires a Situn
tine. ArlArea "H. 0.," nt Press Quinn. d 29 3t•
fro COMMISSION MERCK ANTS, MAN-
UrACTURERS, and IMPORTE RS.
thA business W est , tensive acquaintance through
South and a open for engasement, on the
find of January, 1860. To a concern who desire the ser
vices of a gentleman of extensive busitiou qualification.,
thus m a chance seldom met with. Undoubted reference
siren.
Addrene " Confidential," a% the office of BULLET it
FAIRTIIORNE,39 South Third Street, 3t.
liV a A . l;c c lAD .KT :jp: El la:Te i , n ry ,,n ls i t n . a situation
party or Hankins House, by a emetic:4 ITregeoe Co r rn oi
prse_ and influential business acquaintance. Address
2el r. 0. n2B-Im•
1 - 3ARTNER WANTED.—An opening in
al• an established Commiulon limns (Dry Goods) of a
partnership will occur on the let of the year. A yOllllll,
native, business man, who could command from 110,00
to 420,000. pay address" Commission Busineu." et the
(Anew' thin wiper. non-tf
FOR SALE AND TO LET
FOR RENT.
The store now occupied by
CHARLES OARFORG & 80N,
No. 3114 CHESTNUT STREST.
Suitable for a
JOBBING OR COMMISSION HOUSE.
Possession given about the let of February next
d5O-6t
off FOR SALE.—A very neat and desira
kleilla TWO-STORY PRAME DWELLING HOUSE
and Lot of Land of thirty-onx acres. situate on MA
P RICE WYE R with rood landing. about one Enk front
power a nd county. New -Liner. • A wood
water power and a well sprins (known as 811 rer-
Run Elprmg )on the premises. Will be 'gold upon reason
able and aecommodanor forma.
d3O -6t. LUKENS MONTGOMERY.
10.33 BEACH Street.
nit FOR SALE—The entire Stock of
m. BIRDS and CAGES,.cnneietine of choice as
sortment of Canaries end Mocking Birds, at 2te ARCII
Street. d244t.
oil MARKET-STREET STORE TO
kiiiißENT.—Ths Store. MARKET Street. Poi,
@moon elven Ist January. Apo) on the mouses.
datt*
coA STOREHOUSE TO LET—No 9 LE-
UtiVANT Street. shove Simms, first street west of
Second. Apply to REEVE L. KNIGHT,
dfit et 24 Routh SECOND St.. .above Biome.
giN TO RENT-LARGE lIALL, B. W
Corner CHESTNUT and TWELFTH Street'.
W. A. EDWAESS.
d2O-tf No. sit WALNUT Btres4,
rllO LET-3d, 4th, and sth Stories of the
-K. now Building_. 413 ARCH Street. Well oelnulated
for a light manufacturing busmen, having two OP.
lights, and pater and water dogma; Mao, gas and man
fixtures. Apply on the "'remises. dlt-let'
toPER CENT.--We have for sale paper
Mins 10 per tent. per annum, securedhy deed
of trust upon hun-olaas property to St. Lome. The At
tention of oapitaltste dextrine safe investments is invi
ted. BAKER. WESCOTT. & CO.,
d7-1m if 17 Bnuth THIRD Street.
TO L `—The large six•story ware
house No. 502 Comoro° street. suitable for sto
rage nr manufacturing purposes. ADO, et No. 800
MARKET Street.
FOR SALE—A Great Bargain.—A Mann
futuring Establishment pith Steam Engine and
Boiler, and a complete net of Machinery fur manufac
turing an srtiole from iron, now in oenatant use for all
Moulins purposes. It can be clearly demonstrated that
the business will pay a handsome profit. Address
WILLIAM HARRION,
yin. 13 North ELEVENTH Street, with name end resi
dent*. dl Im•
110USE.4 TAVERNS, and STORES,
nu Ram ,
Estate of every description MAX f9r sale or to
rent. APO to MX 'S.
Real F:antetHElN Mont,
No. M 7 North SECOND Street,
in L. Tourny & Seed Ittore
All orders will he promptly attended to. Exurhsh.
French, end German spoken. Collector of Ground
Gents. ntekem
FOR SAL }:-- A Valuable lot of Ground
148 feet by 100. three fronts, water end Ras laid on
one front; suitable for a church or factory. It is stun
ted in the Southwestern part of the eity, in a rapidly im
proving neighborhood. Terms easy. Address, foraar•
Oculars," J. K.," office of this paper. n tf
TO LET—The Second, Third and Fourth
Stories of the 7t 3 ral and spacious Stores, No.
22 and 2i Sou th DE AWARE Avenue, WI h terse
Counting Room on the eoond Floor. Apply' to
TRAIN & MokEONE,
a22-tr 22 and 24 tiOUTH WHARVES.
A CHANCE FOR ANY PERSON THAT
wubos to engage in the COAL AND LUMBER
Business.
Tile subscriber, about chanting his business. offer'
foraale
_the Stook end Fixtures andLeaee of a COAL
Alf o LUMBER YARD. situated on the west side of
Bohnylkill ‘ two and a half mile. above . t he west
The stoek consists of Hemlock and Pius Lumber, and
Cost.
The Fixtures, horses, wagons, netts, and everything
that is necessary for oarrying on the LUMBER AND
COAL Business.
The yard iiatiold established etand.aed now doing
good business. which the hooks will show. There is s
siding by the P. & IL R. Road, and a landing on the
dehttelkiil. It will be cold at a very low rata, and only
two hundred dollars in cult required.
Apply to W. 0, SWIM,
urai-niwr 121' as above.
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST.—On the 25th Novenitn last, sup
weed in a Walnat-street own;!:-..., a Sable Fur
Cuff. The finder Will he hanif.leornely rewarded by
%wine at at WOMR.AT:VB, No. Oa ARCH latreet.
LOST.--Oertificato No. 118, for 10 Shares
- 0 -4 or Stook Sunbury and Erie Railroad Company. la
the name or ANNA MARIA PEACE. Notice is herebr
wan that an application ham been made to that Com
pany for the tune of a. new Certifieste.
DooombAr 7,1809.
Ml-th.ketlt• EDWARD PEACE, Emmen:.
REMOVALS.
REMOVAL. -E. &F. C. YARNALL &
sttriNvillitTiratl PAR'fikt7t 'treat
PAPER HANGINGS. dm.
TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
We offer frorit now.to the end of the rear oor LARGE
STOCK OF
PAPER HANGINGS,
AT GREATLY REDUOED RATES.
Towns wishing their House, Papered, olio get great
BARGAINS
Ur calling *NAT on
LIAR?, IIONTGOMERY, & 00.,
dE.lin NO. 922 MIESTNUT STREET.
lIOUSE.FURNISIIING GOODS
GOODS FOR TILE SEASON.
BRONZED FENDERS AND IRONS,
STEEL FIRE SETS, FOOT WARMERS,
BLOWER ITANDS, PLATE ms WARMERS, HOT
WATER &c., 410..
AT 7116
HOUSE-FURNISHING STORES,
NOB. 922 AND 1228 CHESTNUT IST.k:ELT.
JNO. A. MURPHEY & CO,
ag-vfmtr
CLOTHING.
E . O. THOMPSON,
TAILOR,
N. U. OORNYNI SEVENTH AND WA.l.Nsif BIT.
THE I;ATEBr mlioNs.
THE NEW ES f LT V LEAL
THE BEST 0008 S
Always on hand, and orders attended to personally.
P. I. — Strangers vislUnt the city ere soliolted for their
measures and orders un-Infm-tmif
JOHN AIAOKAI"S PURE EXTRACT OF
CALVES' FEET.
Por_produoins brilliant and nutritious JELLY and
BLANC MANGE and for thickening and improving
Soups and Gravies. Sold by
EDWABD PARRTSFI.
IVO ARCH Street
THOS. WEAVER.
EIDHPBENTH and VINE Streets
JAS. SHINN.
d 29 BR T. OAD and SPRITE Streets.
NEWLAND &I 00..
LOOKINIMILASS AND PIOTUII'•FI{AIMI};
MANUFACTURERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
An extensive steak of OIL PAINTINGS, eta. All II
very Low Prices, ROA ARCH Street, above SIXTH
Philadelphia.
fIEPARTMENT OF SEA LER OF
A-. WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
Alf buyinese with tnis Department will he attended to
tonnedtately by applying to
H. TROLMNriIt, No. 7 i 0 MARKET Street.
J. num,' No. 112 d RKET Street. or to
F. II p OEN, Sealer of Weights and Messures fog
the Southern Dietrict, No. We FANYURK Road.
d294t.
MONEY LIBERALLY ADVANCED.-
TO ANY AMOUNT—Upon Watches, rower",
Dinmonds, Silver Plata, elothins, htercharybsa . br
,JONEFI Es CO.. ON Established Brokers, fr. W. corner
D and OASK I LI, Eitreets, below Lombard. Office
llottrn from 6 A. M. to T P. M. nl6-3mif
ROSIN, PITCH, AND TAR.-500 bbls.
ftru lll!=ln?'lVlttrtttg j t t lg i htl i tthtMd t n . tt k u Oa? f . tt .
VI Routh WHARVER
ROSIN OIL.-500 . bbls. Rosin Oil, a ll
trades and v i thittoj,En t oniaatmed And for Bala
ROWI.NY, A VUrirs Vv. rm. le Etnnth
Nana Rvv,e4. no
'HAVANA MMES.—A full assortment
ug Te.ocnraei, litoto WM. The Attention
of deniers united S. SUOUKT It SONS.
&Ott' N 0.2111 South FRONT Street.
eIIEAPDST WINDOW OLASSi; town
40U WOK% O. W. o9TIM of ally4w.
110LIDAY GQ9PII.
_ _ _
HOLIDAY WEER.
For a few days, to close out our
FALL AND WINTER STOCK.
Wa shall offer purchasers
VERY OREAT BARGAINS
[p our Manufaotured Goods. Ribbons, Flowers, and
T r nra. Boys and Misses' Caps and Hats, to., kn.
a m ean la tl i figrtfeWefll/ NICHOLS,
773 CnESTNDT Temple.
d23-10t. Two doors above Dlasonic Temple.
a HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
t el
Ws have lust received a new and beautifitl &mart
ment of
WATCH JS ,_
• ES
WELRY,
•ND
SILVERWARE.
Salaam:l expressly for Holbdar Presenur, consisting In
Part
GOLD WATCHES. SUITABLE FOR EITHER
LADIES OR GENTLEMEN.
801110 inlaid with diamonds and others enameled.
WATCHES SIX FOR BOY&
head,Also, o ri)ioadirm m'lt''," l "f
Of all *hide, at redutedpricee. Diamonds Mounted
in the most exquisite stYle. aur strte of
Setting Diamonds cannot he ex
celled in this ismntry.
Our amortment of Jewelry embreoes the following:
CORAL,
MOSAIC,
PLAIN, and
FANCY JEWELRY
of every description, such as Gold Nest and Vest
C_hains, Studs, Sleeve Buttons, Gold Thing:Ms, tumuli:,
Tooth ricks, Armlets Lockets ke. dre.
WINE ItWARE '
Silver Spoons and Fork.; Pie, Cake, Butter, Toe Cream
and Fruit Knives • Preserve. Sugar and Berry Spoon.
Salt Cellars. Naplan Hansa , Card Causes and Silver
Bets, commuting or Knife, Fork. and Spoon for Ch:lidren,
wort an endless variety of roods in our line, which we
will sell at reduced prices.
Gold and Jet Bracelets of all kinds, of the newest de-
P.13.—01d Gold and Silver purchased for Nutt' or %Akan
in exchange. gleam call and •xstiline at
DOM US X CO.'S,
No. 203 CH Er3TN UT Street.
F . P. DUBOSQ & SON.
Manufacturers and Importers of
JEWELR Y.
J. S. JARDEN d BRO..
Manufacturers and Importer' of
SILVER PLATED WARE
AT FIRST PRICES!
WATCHER. JEWELRY.
SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
The above, Wholesale Manufactoren and Importers,
end that the reputation of their wares bag extended in
road the enrols of denim. to such an extent that the
galls of consumers at their conottng-rooms cannot meet
proper attention. The advantage to them, as manufac
urers, 9f direot seatuuntspoe with the wants and tames
of indivtduabi purchasing for their own use, a too high
ly appreciated to allow them to net loot the custom thus
offered.
•• • •
For the mnre convenient elawficataon end &Imlay of
hew CHOICEST STYLES, they have fitted up the
NRW STORE, No. 1028 CHESTNUT STREET,
Where Hier offer. at FIRST PRICES. every liesorip
tion of JEWELRY. in DfAMOYDS. PEARLS
ER _ ,
BTONEs, GOLD, and a complete stook of SILT and
PLATED WRE, of the finest quality. In JPIECEB or
BE'l
A full assortment of EMIL'S! and Bwrss WATCHES
of the most celebrated makers. will be in the ear* of F.
CONSTANT RICHARD, to WhOMS akilful °haree ocr
customer work can be confidently entrusted. dl6-Ini
WHOLESALE ROOMS. 304 CHESTNUT ST
WARBURTON'S
ne CHESTNUT Street, second dors &bora Tenth,
306 South SECOND Street. below Sums,
I'OR THE HOLIDAYS.
REAL LACE COLLARS AND SETS,
N BRUSSELS POINTE,
BRUSSELS APPLIQUE.
VALENCIENNES.
RONITON, and
MALTSSB
ALIO.
A FULL. ASSORTMENT OF
REAL THREAD,. OAMBRIA. AND ALENCON
VEILS, COIFFURES, AND BARBER.
A so,
A FULL LINE OF
PARIS EMBROIDERIES,
And every detanption of Leos by the Yard.
WARBURTON'S
RIBBON, LACE, MILLINERY, and EMBROIDERY
STORES,
10.11 CHESTNUT Street. shore Tenth,
dlt.tfif mad 30ti S. SECOND St., bekter Servos.
USEFUL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
A FINE WRAPPER,
MUFFLER,
WARP TIE.
or SHAWL
One of new artialse wttl t 4 VSfy acest.tulAA to you
gentleman filial.
• TINE ASSORTMENT Of
STEREOSCOPES,
•T
W • W • K N 4 l l O. H T'ig.
lio6 dIRCII STREET.
FINK SHIRTS, HEAVY UNDERCLOTHING, AND
GLOVES, '
Of all kinds. 00-(11A1
UMBRELLAS
tFOIL THE HOLIDAYS . li t
WILLIAM A. DROWN & CO.,
240 MARKET STREET.
RAVI /OR SAAR
FRENCH, ENGLISH. AND ITALIAN BILK
UMBRELLAS.
ALBO—An aaaortmant of GINGHAM, with Fox's Pa
tent Paragon Ponce, the only Paragon manufactured
dll-Hal
SILVER WARE.
WM. WILSON & SON
Invite special attention to thew gook of SILVER
WARE, which is now tununially lute, armdmi 14 .11
may of pattern and deagn onserpessed by any home
the United States, and of her smutty than is MLlll4a
tared for table use in any part of the world,
Our Standard of Silver is 935-1000 parts pure
The English Sterling ...... ..925- . 10011 "
American and Yrenott 9004001 tt
Thu it will be/Well that we give thirty• Ave Arta mei
then the American and French ooin, and tan Warta Met
than the English Sterling. We melt ail our awn Silver
and oar Foreman beta' ommeated with the Refining De
vartmect of the United States Mint for several reamer.
Manatee the quahty as above (M 5), Which a the /bus.
CAW tan be was to be servicaglilf, and will remit the
action of bolds wiach baster than the erdietery SOF*
vesanfottseat
WN. WILSON & 80N,
8. W. CORNED FIFTH AND OHERRY BM
N. B.—A 3 .i.nonotta of !Ulm meutzfloture.l“ agree.r
apoo, but posit ietiy nom Wirier is F410w.1 eta doggri
'91a.114,1114.111a.
Dealers umpired with the 1161210 standard Le ued
am retail department.
Flair Weer Dam 101-10e0 parts rare, omurtantlp et
hand. anSedas
CHRISTMAS IS APPROACHING, AND
those who with to make their selections of
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Would do well to sell st
CHARLES DUMMIG'S,
No. 812 CHESTNUT STREET.
Nr. D. was this summon to - Europe, mating a salaation
of altogether
NEW GOODS
For his new Store. just opanel
Ha has an extensive Stook or
FANCY GOODS.
TOYS,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
CRICKET,
ARCHERY IMPLEMENTS. &c.,
BUrp6/411.11 in OIORILLIOe, rarity. and Glossae. of si lei •
anythins before seen in this city.
Bush as French China, Terra Cotta, Psnan Marl is.
Bohemian Glau. Bronze, Berlin Iron, Laza. Lathe a"
Base, Purses, Portmonnams. Chessmen and Gam*, of
all kinds, Writuni Desks, Papier Mache Goods. To), of
all kinds. Musical Instruments of all kinds. d3-1m
PRESENTS FOR TETE HOLIDAYS !
TYIORNLY PRICEDHIRM
HAVE RE RIC D THE OF THEIR GOoDB
HI ORDER TO FACILITATE THEIR SALES.
'lll•li — cKWrrpeic — Xll(irit . t;;;; in
Lone Brftatte Bpalels,
• Flee Quality or illni ket Shawls.
Misses and Children's Blanket Shawls,
Gentlemen • nnd goe Stawfols.
CLOTH CLOAKS IN GREAT VARIETY !
Pane, Dresa Silks
Excellent Blitokeilkr,
Rich Firmed Mel moo',
De Lames. Weenies and Calicoes.
BLANKETS, FLANNELS, LINENS, and hills LiNs
Clothe. Glimmers,. and Haiti netts.
Marseilles guilts, Calico, Comfortnhles, A 0., An.
Gentlemen's Silk Mkt's., Cravats. Ac•• •
Linen Mitre. of our own Importation,
Hosiery, (Mice., Lace Veils. !kg., &o.
at THORNLEY CHISMIL N. Corner EIGHTH
nail SERINO (LOWER.
WE 8111 AND SELL FOR CASH. d2l
IVORYTYPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS
FOR THE
HOLIDAYS.
It ie well known Nutt the most elegant, artistic,. chute
and beautiful
PHOTOGRAPHS
AND
IVORY TYPES
are produced at
MoCLEEB' N 0.6116 CHESTNUT BTRBET.
By the late redaction in hie prices,
COLORED PHOTOGRAPHS,
ro distingulehed for their eoperionty, can now be pro
cured at as low rates or inters furnish an ordteary as
title. Ice.
PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS, 31.00.
MC CLEES,
616 CHESTNUT STREET, BELOW SEVENTH
OPERA GLASSES, Pearl, Ivory, and
japanned, with the finest Aolsronuttio Leases. at
j. PRAM:IA'S. Optlcian ,
112 Booth FOURTH Straet. below Chestnut.
ifsr Also, Improved Rpeotaeles.eerreetly fitted to the
nee; fitioroseopee, litereoseoPes. Ind .ta iry?r ,
View in ask .variety, and at R
P R I
Views
I.t If
Cll RIST DI A S PRESENTS.—The beat
Holtdny Present would be s mot of Marne?,
Ferry, Ohio St. Lts. Kentucky. t .or Penn.
7t Iva nut FAMILY FLOUR. Rid
A BAkwbeat
M fr2na ; R.R.
413-11 Of Flow Depot,V6VAT X the,
AIIIISEXEATTS.
WALNUT-STREET THEATRE.
• V :tole Lows.-- —Ain-IL A GAR Rreg.
the4o Rumor— ...... . .. Mr. E. F. EACH.
Baum, Aleut • ••• • ..Mr. JOS. D. M
TMB (FRIDAY) EVENING. Dea.3o.
FAUSTCRItIATM 4 IB WEEK.
MCP aria ROITERITR.
Idephirtophitee. Mr. J. B. Rober.s: Farm, Mr. EL 4.
Perry Marguepte, Mn Arms Cow U.
Proems to the DMIDS, a tweeter Fut* *soh *Ta
tung.
ehr Prices im ceneL
M eta secured enthr M t extra cha.m a.
BU3 z e 0r4 . 4 1 inf o oot ; Performance to amounts
•
WHEATLEY & CLARKE:3 ARCH
STREET THEATRE.
THIS (FRIDAY: EVENIKH, Deo.lo.
PETER WILKINS.
Peter Mr.. Drew John Adams. Mr. Dai
ren; Nioodemna Crow:in:lL Mr. Clarke.
The performance will commence "rah
DALICATE GROUND.
&ALE Or Pnicte.—Adaneeion. nt tent.: Ssonref
88ain in Drew Circle. rid rent, Panne). 60 era is.
Doors open at teall peat 6 o '
clock;perionramis to
am:emcees at 7. 'clock ersoiestr.
DAN RICE'S GREAT SHOW.
NATIONAL THEATRE, WALNUT Se., 'bare
Eighth. D. Ma Linn. sole_prortor.
EXTRA PERFORAIANQES NEM - AFTERNOON
WRING THE PRESENT whvg.
Change of rerfo/TaZILIOCS. agroud appear/1W of
Shave Utile Stiekneg, Entails 'Wei. a k d Mad.
Whittaker in a IleV act. enntLed the THREE ORACkS;
also the FLORAL ENTREE. All gh Itßoos
EVENING. Last week of the THE DMus OF
CHIVALRY. Daahing floreemanskup, Pant‘xnune, and
Olympic Hawes.
THE PERFORMING RHINOCEROS will Iss 4140-
duned. aftarnoona only, to accommodate stniusgars.
The original hi:mono.
px tc.g
Nicht!) , aPireera in a
nor co R
rnicaliaa.
To condue wth a CONIIC PNOMIME.
Doors open c at l and alt o ' clock .
P T attottaants to coon
mence at 23{ and 7); o'clock.
QAIsZDERSON'S Mirl3MON ROOMS,
I , •• JAYNE'S COMMONWEALTH BraDuco.
CHESTNUT &rect. tear Huth.
HOLIDAY WEEK
AT
T• 9 THEAT
CONTINUATION OP THE CHRIST MAS FESTI
VALS.
THIS (PRIDA . P) EVENING. Dee. X
Will he °Grad the tallainnt elegant lAlThee :
The Port ef Genoa, Birth-place of Colom'bu.s. An
American Wsr Steamer. Struttingum aid lia Gene
rals, Valley Force in kiid- %Sinter. the Eternal Cwt.
Rome. and St. Peter's. Chirume Illtiminstions, Auto
maton E lack-rope Vaulter.
After which tne terc some of the Storm at Sea.
The exhibition teruunalunt with the model wore:
the moaner steamship. the Great Eastern.
Grand AgAinkoon pertormacce on rATURDAY.
Tickets. 23 pants- Children,l3 cents. Doors open at
7 in the ereeritut. To COMEATIAII at 73.
rRENCII BENEVOLENT BALL.
The DIRECTORS of the FRE—NCH BENEVO.
lI,ENT SOCIETY have the steasure to Inform their
friends and ttie_patrons of tbetr Chantabla Inszttntion.
that their TRIRTEENTH ANNL AL nALL "IP tate
place on TUESDAY theUM of Jannsm. at the MUSI
CAL FUND HALL. No pains wilt be spared to render
It equal is splendor to its prthleosmenr, and worthy eC
the trind_p_atronege of the subtle.
Moor Ilaneser—JlMES M. MARTIN.
Testate. adult tons a Gentlemen and nr o Whet'. at
To be bad of Eus. Rtnimel3, stA Prune streeti l•
Tirel, 21.7 Muth Eighth street; and ALafore. Neer*.
tall,* South Fourth street. eI2WM6LIRJ/1233t
THE BLENNERCHOR RESPECTFULLY
Worm the Pablie that their Retrial riutra
DRESS ALL Till take place on the Tara FEBRUARY
nett.
• .
eiertiona will be soared to wake this Batt. as
usual, one of the moat select and axial of the SWAM
Further partial/Are hereafter.
pl.
iwei
phi, Dee.
nth.
Isao. THE CONIIIITT 6E.
.tistata
WILL POSITIVELY CLOSE ON
SATURDAY. December Stet.
7:lllFAleltorkBi2V4r z zo i r . ka of
eatalod
.• LOS BORIIIQUEROS,"
Obanish Muleteers Crossna; the ?mimed
THE
**MILTING IN THE BIOFILAISIIIS.••
Together sitll the rennin of
P.POlle RD pusurE.
Open from 0 A. M. netil S P. AL. at
EARLES GA LLE It
SU lra,
CRESTT STREET.
mite. &Wu
Admusion
rrimPLE OP WONDERS. .
Northeast
earner of TIINTIT owl CHESTNUT
Streets. drat *Defiant Attraction.
NOUGAT WhIP X.
SIGNOR HL! rz.
The 'rondo dal Mazician and Ventriloaalst.
TWO EXHIBITIONS EACH DAY.
daring the Rohdare—in the Afternoons 143 ctemek,
nd IYI the Evenings at M J
T. and MONDAY, ansen , id.
THREE GRAND PERFORMANCE& commencing
at ii A. AT.. 3. and f r. The celebrated Amoco/don
Rope Vaulter. one of the greatest m•he.l of hieebamsm
ever ealuhten, vill appear In a rerfeshub:tion. and Per
ton; his notonohint ream
Admission 23 cents. Child ran Uoenta.
FINE ARTS.
PAGE'S VEN
IS NOW ON EXHIBITION
FOR A SHORT TIME.
AT THE ROOMS OVER
MESSRS. CHICKERING & SONS,
NO, SST CHESTNUT STREET.
ADMISSION Zi CigNrs.
OPEN DAY AND EVENING.
tf
McDONOUGH'S GAIETIES—RAOE Se.,
ilx. above SECON
COMIC I.ht
' OF THE PA.NTOitIALE
Mt
Flap TOMS OF FrEO,
With
A. M. Hammlea as Clove.
Harry Caladle. 114 Pastaloott.
A. J. Levant as
Min Mane as Ma3Sower.
Cotatta.
M,s. a tor
Mr.. Whelplor as
as Mrs. RareLable
Deis Maid.
Previous to veldeb.
GRAND DIVERTISSEMENT
IT
ALL THE CONIMNY
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF TELE
FINK ARTS.
RCS CRESTNET STREET.
fa OPFN DAMS.. (Sandals exeesedo festal A, U.
till 0 P.M.
Bartholomera's Statue of
"PASLADISii LOST"
Now on EalAtatiola (oc a shod time.
Admission Z 5 coati. Midterm ender IS seats ball
anal.
Shares of Stock !.t
GER3IANIA ORCHESTRA.—PubIic Re
hearards ovary SATURDAY. at MUSICAL FUND
HALL at 35i o'clock P. M. A 'mange of *inn: tants
one &der. B.nale bckete.23 cents. To be hut st, O.
Andre's. and Slot b.. Idoct..at'a Muaio Stoma. and et tba
door. 016-Sm
A CADENIY OF FINE ARTS, (Southeast
OALLERY.)
Bonntag'it treat
"A DREAM OP ITALY,"
kith Lemox's wondrous Wort of Ar.
" THE M ARTYRDOM OF JOHN F1E3,5."
Ofi•ltiiMerrei
AC H ENBACIL . .
CA MPHALT EN. HILDEBRANDT. - and
Wtll HASENCL EN ER.
be exhibited from 9 A. M. to SP. M., and 7to la
P. M. duly on and after Deoeraber
Adanssion Cents. dld-tf
HOLIDAY GOODS.
PATRICK HENRY.
WARNER, lIISKEY, ,t AIEaRILL,
MAN OFACTURERS OF GAS FIXTURE.I,
BRONZES, &C
NO. 719 CHLIITNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA
Here just &gshed, tad hare now for sale, se at
doobted hkeness of the crest pail - tot. wade te Bross*
They would also WI itteutiee to their lasts smolt
meet of
BRONZES, PORCELAIN LANTERNS, FLEXIBLE
DROP LIMITS, ac., Ac.
All suitable for Boilay Prism:its.
HOSIERY GOODS. —J. WM. -110E
AMANN, No. 9 North EIGHTH. Ftreeg, tvis now
openhis Fall &tick of Hosiery Goal. Caderettts
and Drawers of Cart len g t and Warn er's ye nor man a -
facture. for lad:ea• and musses' sear- Mena. Si.cts
and Drawers. for cents and youths- Mena* Ifoc.ecy,
Cotton Hosiery. Woollen Hosiery, Gloves and ticitat
lets. and goods generally appertaining to the liotiety
business. J. W. R. respectfully solicits the of
families to his stock. saunas them that his stock .s un
excelled for variety t'y any other in the city, sad that
his en era aye Se Weals those of any Other ytttAr house.
N. B.—No abatement mute from the prim tuned.
idl,elMtf
CHEAP CHRISTMAS DRY GOODS,
FROM ..r.W YORK.
TMlowes Christman lie Latium DX cm—a bargain!
A LOT AT 1 CENTS.
RH Roque and other new styles."l9 to!! Mats.
Du sty to Crams tar what:rpm.
Milifthati.s other new saints. reducedts.
nriKes • !ammo ousts. to 10 Latta.
Saner unen eambna kdifs at 1113 per dozen.
Finer S 1..70 ta /Vt..%) pep dom.
ChMren'a and MINI' hmsutosed. a-
A full line seats` hnen cambric. s.r , t.tee st s ..k.azawittte
brocade pocket hdk(e. bts..l nit( cravats-
Neel tie. and muffler..
A fresh supply of • cops' mad Mee. 4.11a.11. WWI very
supenur.
Afr oek of ladies' medium style ambit shawl,.
direct front manaftetory.
;ruche shawls in vast
ri ruler!.
tench ambroidees. sets, collars, &o.
Sleets* worked collars. ke.
All at prices to encourage useful Presents.
c.HARL.k ADAMS,
datawf tr EIGHTH and ARCH Stratum
O .
PERA tiLASS.LZS.—A large and beam:.
Cul assottmeot of oilers giants, in eViTS AMMO
of mounting—re/rel. pe.syl. wary'. eeamd. &e.. O.
McALLISTBR & BROTHER.
tlyla IM.)
7.24 ntwAtttllt atriNtt.
r!=M7l
GENTS' FURNISHING GOuDs.
R. C. WALBORN & CO..
INOW) NOB. 6 AND T NORTH SIXTH STB_Err,
have now a very superior sasoryinant of Saute, L'aler
dolaica, Gloves, Hosiery, Ore,
fipeoial attention riven to
GENTLEMEN'S WRAPPERS,
of which a fuse assortment is eoseplarly kept on yea,!.
010-3olit
JW. SCOTT-- . late of the firm of Win
• chaster a Boott-GENTI,EMEN'S FURNISH
ING STORE and.qTRIRT NLANUFACTORY, Rte
ORtotaESTNUdelptas.TStmot, I neatly °prom t• thit Gtrind HOC" , )
I. W.B. voakl resseciflity call the atsannon of his
former patrons and frienda w Cs new atom, and is Pm-
Wed to fill orders for SHIRTS at abort notice. A
perlast fit guarantied. Whoinanla Tniej, Numbed with
Inc Shifts wad enlLars.
UOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
UNION I
ARCS EITILEET, ABOVE TRIM 4
AriLLA
UPTON 8. NEWCOMER. •-•
"..
The situation d this HOTEL te superiorly &tasted to
the yenta of the Dimness Public; excite those in search
orpleasitre. Fomenter Radroadeor tuck now ran nut.
end in close proximity. afford a Cheap and We:mint r: 'e
to all placer of Interest is or anent the el ty. b lairs
SALAMANDER SAFES.
A large ageortment of
S&WA r I
PRIhADE&ALPRAAOASAFMTVRAD
AUL
For Banlug V
and e T DOORS,terel.
BANK LOCKS
sal to tar ow in axe.
IRO galrrTEßt&e,..
oa up food tonne
Uo to sAy othe
& r Oda "ahmett la Lt:e
ltto Mrs.
EVAZIS by
& WATSON,
No. sot CRIZTNE'T Swot.
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M l _ TON'S ZNOAIIBIIO TI
Eden fiti r fo; € 11% r : DI'" 1 "
itrded owe or dram sad Water ociadactare.
,tad sad at Ws 4
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