AaiOTRER PREEUMUJTRAN A PRISONER AT
nrclscain.--Sinee the battle of Ball's Bliiff no in
formation has been gleaned of the missing members
of Company A, California Regiment. Yesterday
we saw a letter from Lieut. Wm. C. Harris, of
Company H, now a prisoner at Richmond, who
states that Corporal Win. Cox, of Company A,
from Philadelphia, is also held in bondage at that
place. Lieut. Harris further %Mee that an com
munication is allowed between tho officers and pri
watt s who are prisoners,
TnE WATER WORKS.—The following is a
statement of the amount of water supplied during
the month of November by the different worlw be
longing to the city :
Total No. gallons Average No.
pumped during gallons pumped
the month. par day.
Fairmount 293.220,171 9,774,005
Schuylkill 229,671,300 7,055,713
Delaware 81,697,520 2,723,250
24th Ward 24,621,750 820,725
629,210,831 20,973,693
THE MCCLELLAN LIG UT INFANTRY CADETS,
(Seelud regiment of Philadelphia Cadets,) Col. J.
S. Walters, is rapidly approaching completion. The
uniform is to be like that of "Billy Wilson's
Zouaves. — The commissioned officers of Company
A arc : Captain, H. It. Fox ; first lieutenant, E.
Newman : second lieutenant, Harry Bond.
REAId NG OF COMMISSIONS.—Yesterday morn
ing the commissions of Judges Sharswood, flare,
and Stru.a, of the District Court, and of Judges
Thomyson and Allison, of the Common Pleas, were
read in their respective courts. The oath of office
was administeed to the Judges by the Recorder of
Deeds.
AU the cheers attached to the courts are re
tained by the judges.
THE CITY PASSENGER RAILWAY.—The work
of laying the track for the city passenger rail
way was commenced yesterday on North Broad
street. 'flits improvement wilt furnish employ
ment to numbers of needy and deserving work
men.
WE ARE REQUESTED TO SAX that the next
ilpiEcoral Union prayer meeting will be held this
(Tucday) afternoon. at 31 o'clock, in Emmanuel
Church, Marlborough street, above Girard avenue.
The Third-street cars for Richmond pass in view of
the church.
COMM F.NCED.—Yesterday morning, the De
cember term of the Court of Quarter Sessions com
menced. Mr. Frees was appointed foreman of the
Grand Jury.
The calendar for the term contains nothing but
the ordinary eases.
CITY ITEMS.
Discourse on Africa by the Rev. Alexan
der Crummel,
AT THE CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY', LAST EVENING.
There tins a large congregation assembled at the
Churel. of the Epiphany, last evening, to hear an ai
dree. from the her. Alexander Crimnel, (colored ) )
clergyman of the Potestant Episcopal Church in Libe
ria, on " The Advancement and Prospects of Missions,
Commerce, Industry, and Civilization along the West
COM of Africa," The preliminary devotional exorcises
were conducted by the Right Bey. Bishop Potter, as
sisted by Rev. Mr. Cracraft, rector of the Epiphany.
Mr. Ceummel is well remembered by many of our cid
fffnitTlY Motor of ft church in this
city—as a highly talented and efficient minister of the
Gospel; and I.y his colored brethren—a liberal sprinkling
of Wit" a were in attendance last evening—he is deserved
ly chi tidied as a notable example of the culture of which
the African, under favorable circumstances, is suscepti
ble. Mr. (rmnmel was educated in England, and in his
manlier and address evinces the polish of a scholar, and
the spirit of an intelligent divine. Although an unmixed
African. there is scarcely anything in either his matter
or enunciation to indicate that fact.
lie opened by reminding his hearers of the hitherto
benighted character of the continent of Africa, on the one
hand, and the transition state through which it was now
passing., Linder the dawninglight of Christianity and civili
zation. Physical causes, which he explained, had, in a
great measure, cut Africa off from the intincnee Qt en the
old civilizations. But the long night of ignorance was now
gradually giving way to a brighter day, through the
power of philanthropic and missionary enterprise. The
regenerAive gale of the negro race was, in some parts
of Wet-E.:ern Africa, assuming an organic form. One of
the fir.-t causes conducing to this end was the progress of
commero.—commerce as it was to-day. Originally,
commerce there had been but a robber, a devastator, and
a murderer ; but a healthy change was now in rapid pro
gress. The first item enumerated and dwelt upon, in
this connection, was the growth and exportation of cot
ton, v.hiel, was annually assuming greater importance.
The eCarect:On of the former geographical errors en
tertained respecting that land by intelligent travellers,
Ledyaul. Livingstone, and others ) had also contributed
much tow aids its regeneration
The various missions established there, at Sierra
Leone. and other places, were next referred to. Another
powerful auxiliary of civilization in the Western coast of
Africa e ns the formation of colonies—of Bores, Liberia,
Gatnhia_ and others, some of width he eaid contained na
tive A fricans, whose notes would be taken,in London to-day
for.fso,oPo or £BO,OOO. The c atom - at Liberia, established
by the American Colonization Society, was described at
length. The effect of this colony, composed largely of
American negroes, had been to destroy effectually the
slave trade on that coast for a distance of more than six
hundred miles.
In commerce and agriculture the country was rapidly
progreasing. Hundreds" of ACM WerfinOW annually de.
voted to the cultivation of sugar cane and ether pro
ducts. A college, also, hail recently been established on
the heights of Monrovia—an event which the speaker
said would form an epoch, not only in the history of Li
beria, but of Africa. Heretofore many colored youth had
been sent to England to be educated, where they fre
quently died from the comparative severity of the cli
mate, but the establishment of this institution would in
future preclude the necessity of sending their children
out of their own land to be educated.
As au evidence of the progress of Christianity in West
ern Africa. he said that, within a comparatively brief
- period, one hundred churches had been erected; two
hundred schools had been established, and more than
two thou and children were now feeeivine instruction in
the English language; the various churches numbered
some thirteen thousand communicants, and the Holy
Scriptures had been reduced to writing in twenty-five
different native dialects.
It was undoubtedly true that the - English language was
soon destined to be the language of Africa, thus placing
it under the influence of Anglo-Saxon civilization. He
saw the hand of God in this. The nation which
had di tie more then any other to propagate elirrery
was now being made the most effective agent in
elevating the negro race. Thousands of the colored
popeb A tion of that region were men who had been educa
ted in New England and other parts of the United States.
God, he Fair], never allowed an evil to calif as an aggre
gate of evil., without relieving it with good, When Joseph
bad told his brethren that not they, but God had sent
bim into Egypt, to save life, he had not meant that they
bad not acted brutally towards him-, but he had seen and
accepted the wise and benevolent intent of God in its
true light. So he believed that the Nig yearp of
mrica'a enstavement were yet to be forgotten, or
at least only remembered al an instrument of
wondrous beneficence in the overrulings of an all-wise
God. Large masses of native negro children in various
parts of Africa, were, he said, now being educated in
Christian schools, and greater things were rapidly ma
turing. The children of Israel had wandered forty years
in the wilderness, and at length bad made more progress
in the lost single year than during the previous thirty
nine, and entered the promised land. So, he felt a deep
conviction that the rust year, to effect the triumphant
deliverance of his down-trodden race was drawing rapid
ly nigh. Yee, the day, he believed, IMO not far distant
when Ethiopia, from sea to sea, shall indeed stretch forth
her bands unto God.
BAYARD TUMOR. AT CONCERT HALL,-Our
^readers should not forget that the double privilege will
Le afforded them this evening, at Concert Hall, of hear
ing one of the most eminent lecturers of modern times—
Bayard Taylor, Esq.--on an interesting theme, and of
contributing, at the same time, a quarter of a dollar to
warde euetaining the two Volunteer Refreshment Sa.
loons in this city. Surely, where refined literary taste,
patriotism, and humanity all combine to attract, we can.
not he mistaken in predicting a crowded house. The
management of this generous and timely entertainment
has been entrusted to the competent hatch of Dir. I. W.
White, secretary of the People's Literary Institute.
Ever) dollar received for tickets will be appropriated to
the above object, without deducting one cent for ex
pense-. As it is a voluntary affair throughout, it ought
top eel a liberal response.
PsorEssOß CORSON'S NINTH LECTURE.—The
ninth lecture of the interesting course on English
Poetry, now in progress by Professor Corson, at IdeLey
poldt's Forsign Reading Rooms, 1323 Chestnut street,
will be M livered this afternoon at 4 o'clock—the special
theme to be "Hood's Dream of Eugene Arum, The
Bridge of Sighs, and Song of the Shirt."
Era OPEAN AND AMERICAN SENATORIAL
C01413,118.—We invite the attention of onr rolviera to
the tx two entertainments to be given on this and to-mor
row evening, at Musical Fund Hall, by Mr. Whitney.
His Readings and Imitations have elicited the highest
encomiums from the best critics.
OAKIORD'S CHRISTMAS Goons BAs the sea-
son for buying presents is approaching, we may say that
we know of no more preientable establishment, where so
great a variety of desirable and tasteful articles of this
class may be bought, cheap, as at Messrs. Chas. Oakford
& Son's great store, under the Continental Hotel_ In the
article of - Ladies' Furs, their stock is not surpassed by
any other in the United States, and their prices for them
are uncommonly low ; whilst for beautifully-fitting Ladies'
Shoes, Hats for Children, Hats and Caps for Gentlemen,
fine Military Equipments, and Gents' Furnishing Goods,
their mod: presents the greatest inducements to pur
chasers.
FERE OLD BRANDY FOR MEDICINAL Ptilt
rtter..s.—As A pure article of brandy ie frequently re
commended by our teat ➢bysiciau?, sea medicine, it its
matter of importance to knew where to obtain it. Mr.
Mattson, dealer in line groceries, Arch and Tenth
streets, al ways keeps on hand for hid customers the best
quoit, of Brandies, also Madeira and Port Wines, for
Ulla purpose. Pnrehesgra patronizing this establishment
can alu aye rely upon obtaining a genuine, unadulterated
article.
ONLY Two STATES LEFT.—The national
gag Tiow bets Over the twit of every pvceded Stnto
ex
cot Alabama and Arkansas. In Virginia It floats over
one-third of the State, and goon the old "stars and
stripes " will be as popular and as much admired in the
rebel dominions Be are the fashionable and handsome
style. of winter garments manufactured at the Palatial
Clothing Emporium of Granville `Stokes, No. 609 Chest
nut street. The fine clothing made to order at this
popular establishment is much sought after by our loyal
Cilbenth both, on account of its Superior workmanshin
and the unusually low prices at which it is being dis
posed of.
E BY'LLY BOY.— •
G,,g, th e holly boy smoked his cigar,
As he was loudening oil to the *or,
Singing, “To Small land thither I go;
Rebnels, rebuels, light all you know!"
Itockhill & Wilson furnished the bully one
With a full suit, as sure as a gun,
to all in need of a uniform; ++ Come to the Brown
Stone (lousing Hell, Not. 603 and 605 Chestnut greet,
above Sixth, if you want totnething in thatlina that will
astouidi the natives and eerie your purpose equally - well
in cubs. and in storm."
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THE MONEY MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, DOCOmber 2,1861
A very meagre business was transacted at the Stock
Board to-day, and prices generally remain unchanged.
Stan) fives improved N.
In the money market there is no alteration from the
condition reported by us from time to time for many
weeks. Prime endorsed paper is in demand at bank
rates, when not too long to maturity, and at 8 to 10 /P'
cent when long dated, but other deseriptiOnS of promis
sory uotos ore not readily sold, and credit continues dear.
This is the more to be wondered at, perhaps, as trade is
steadily reviving, and there can be little doubt that the
houses which have thus far survival the evil effects of
the war will go on and prosper under the renewed au-
Priceti of good business.
OFFICIAL BANK STATEMENT
WEEKLY AVERAGES OF THE PHILADELPHIA BANKS
Nov. 9.5.' Doe_ 9.: Nov. 95
: 64,203,0001,191,0041,245,000
3,316,114; 934,402 870,570
4,963,93 11,548,0841,414,204
1,021,0001 394,000 1 409,000
1,900,000 253,220, 272,600
1,557,000, 329,000 350,000
957,0551 318,910', 344,085
799,368 206,700, 108,228
782,695 192,242, 209,197
1,606,100 1 550,541, 636,541
1,389,925 164,005 186,775
734,320 1 214,226, 210,347
2,409,402, 347,445, 383,428
595,3341 159,0831 158,277
612,9661 99,510, 106,803
908,8221 127,997, 170,801
685,3981 100,555, 96,746
543,000 142,000, 153,000
433,000 79,000, 62,000
30,498,431,7,404,530 7,487,108
$4,160,000
3,457,584
5,169,753,
2,042,000,
2 4 047,3001
• 1,592,000
1,006,3151
795,650
848,692 1
1.634,915
998,5201
Philadelphia ...
North America..
Farm & Mech..
Diectutnics'.....,
N. Liberties....!
Southwark.....
Kensington ....I
Penn Township;
Western.
MHO st.r IWO"
Conunere°
611,3 T TI
2,5 ,623!
028,901
036,931
978,791
580,332
548,000
486,000
Girard . . ...
Tradesmen's ...
Consolidation...
City....
Commonwealth.
Corn Excbange
Union
30,048,012 i
ECI=E!
BANXS.
Dec. liov. 2v. ; Dec. 2,
Philadelphia $2,000,000 5246,000,
North America.; 2,570,069 1 2,572,686 242,0451
Farm & Mech.. I 4,090,292. 4,332,728' 300,630
Commercial,,,,' ),440 1 0001 1,322,000' 144,000
Mechanics' ! L 222,360, 1,106,143! 123,800
N. Liberties.... 1,322,0001 1,296,000, 75,000
Southwark ..... 1 814,060: 804,441' 70,215
Kensington 680,9001 690,951' 145,775
Penn Township 852,083 550,571: 69,160
Weatern... l
1,157.005 1.140,69.0 125,015
Sian. & Mech... 875,350; 898,640. 75,530
C0mmerce......,.735,308 675,966 45,615
Girard j 1,413,087, 1,388,314! 135,280
Tradesmen's.—l 510,590, 480,170 ; 64,093
Consolidation ..f 304,579, 360,358: 122,030
City i 643,795 1 58,1241 56,215
. ,
Commonwealth., 361,313 393,7391 61,975
Corn Exehange.l 378,000 414,000 1 90,000
Union.. 1 310,006 292,0001 51,000
Total 123,047,33, ---- --
1 22,260,0012,243,828
The auregates compare
as follow:
•ith those of preceding ',mocks
2. Nor. 5.
,150 811,969,875—Me. 275
:,052 30,498,431.. Dec. 450,379
Dec.
Capital Stock $11,970,
LOMIS 30,048
Specie 7,404,
Pue fm other 151F.9 . 1,697 1
Due to other 81E5... 3,624,
Depeoits 23,047,
Circulation 2,243,
Loan 6.
X 3,967,2001
.94,211,527
.28,557,264
.28,328,496
1,530 7,487,108._ Dec_ 84,578
'1 9 4 / 1 233,031.,1nc. 464013
1,251 3033,337..111C, 90,914
331 22,260,001—1nc. 787,330
1,828 2,254,594..1nc. 8,234
Specie. Circurn-1
16,698,393 2 1 101,3121
6,'-13, 3221 2,058,5141
6,179,482 2,074,0481
5,617,370 2,111,4391
27;6711497 5,046,346 2,148,6651
MEM
27,459,472
16 30 26,712,917 5,222,972 2,104,451 14,544,113
Oct. 7 30,499,119 5,383,277 2,238,739120,331,970
.4 14 30,281,157 5,943,503 2,249,731)20,929,931
44 21 29,705,244 6,375,750 2,250,365121,100,095
44 28 28.805,509 6,554,683 2,234,542 20,396,329
Nov. 4.... ..... 28,431,735 6,764,779 2,273.063 20,350,911
.. 11 ..... ....27,671,443 8,917,769 2,837,454 20,032,613
" 19 27,029,79411,060,80912,220,422 19,591,141
.4 25 30,498,43117,437,10612,234,594 22,280,001
Dec. 2 . 30,048,052:7,404,53012,243,828 23,047,331
The following is a statement of the transactions at the
Philadelphia Clearing House, for the week ending Dec.
2, as furnished by the manager, George E. Arnold, IN.:
Clearings. Balances.
$2.661,233 81 $233,492 13
2,391,518 27 205,051 36
2,317,178 39 145,518 49
2,714,969 52 172,606 90
2,582,234 70 241,173 34
Nov. 25.
611 26
.4 , 27
29.
512,667,121 0 5997,907 22
The deposits and coinage of the United States Mint,
for the month of November, were as follows:
Cold derwits from All sources.,
baser and purchases
Total deposits $2;777,973 01
Copper cents (0. S.) received in exchange
for cents of new issue,
GOLD COINAGE.
No. of Pieces
115,406
39,874
158,838
....... 73,550
Amble Eagles.
half
Quarter Eagles
Duliars
Ralf Dollars
Quarter Dollars 132,000
halt Dilll6A 251,000
Three•cent pieces
688,000 $152,050 00
Cent. 800,000
NE'VAPITULATION
Pieces. Value.
387,670 $2,980,545 00
688,000
..... 800,000
1,875,670
Total
The private subscriptions to the national 7 3-I — Frer
cent. loan received at the Mint, up to November 30,
amount to $5,655,138.
During the mouth of November, the business of the
- United States Assay Office, at New York, was as follows:
Deposits, gold, 52,312,000; silver, $163,000; total,
$2,475,000. Gold bars stamped, $1,916,651; sent to
United States Mint, at Philadelphia, for coinage,
§ 2 14 8 , 8 0.,
The receipts of foreign gold and silver, and of gold
from California, at New York, and at Boston for New
York account, since January 1, are about as follows :
Foreign Cold entered at Nev York A 36,407,000
Foreign Gold entered at 805t0n.... "• • 7,711;000
California Gold at New York 31,828,000
Total income of Gold since January 1. ...... V 5,946,000
Against same time in 1860:
From California S3IAN I QQ9
From abroad 2,416,000
----$33,808,000
Increased receipts since January 1 $42,138,000
The exports of specie from New York from January 1
to orment date, 1861, are 83,298,000
Against same time, 1860 41,973,000
Decrease since Jan:l
By telegraph, we learn that the Lehigh Valley Bail
road Company brought down from Mauch Chunk, for
the week ending on Sahli/ay, 30th inst., 10,484 tons of
coal, against 12,389 tons for corresponding week last
year, making, for the season commencing December Ist
1860, 743,701 tons of coal, against 730,641 for the fiscal
year ending November 30,1860—which is an increaee of
13,060 tone of coal this year over last. 1,933 tone of pig
iron were also sent down the road for the week ending
same date, making a total of 74,090 tons of pig .iron sent
down the road for the fiscal year ending November 30,
/861.
The New York Evening, Post of to-day says :
The stock market, early in the day,was steady, bat et
the close a gloomy feeling prevails. and prices are al
4f , cent. lower than on Saturday. The heaviness seems
to be produced almost entirely by apprehensions of diplo
matic trouble with England.
United States registered sixes of 1862 and UR are
Quoted ex-dividend te-day no former sold at 80 8 -
equal to 92h, at which there were sales at the close of
the week.
Among the weakest of the speculative list was New
York Central. The stock opened at 78y, 0783 i and
gradually fell off to 77%, which is within per coat.
of the lowest point of the depression of last week. The
transfer 'hula close on Wednesday, and re-open on the
14th inst.
- -
Erie was the steadiest of the railroad shares, selling
freely at 31.4, Saturday's price. Afterwards, however
it fell off to tog 6180 X. The preferred shares were weal ' s. '
at WM.
The State stocks are quiet, but generally steady. Mis
souri sixes continue week at 40,V, at which they clone,
after selling at 4634.
Panama dropped to 111, Pacific Mail to 86. In these
stocks there is little speculation at present.
The weekly bank statement shows much better on the
specie average than was expected. The reserve is
$41,607,558—a decrease of $1,505.
The foreign exchange market opens very dull for the
Wednesday steamer. First-class bills on Loudon are
Quetta 108%0109. Prime commercial bills have been
done at 10834c108%.
The advices of drafts upon the New York sub-treasury
are for very heavy amounts, so that the gold deposited
by the Danko immediately flows back again to their
vaults. illoney is extremely easy in the open market to•
day at six per cent.
Philadelphia Stock Exchange Sales,
December 2i 18P&
FIRST BOARD
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
30 Penna 8...
30 do
20 do
20 do
4 do
50 do
50 do
SECOND
1000 retina R let m.. 97 . 4
34:0d do Set m..
2 Modal! It 4935
8 do 4935
2000 Reading Os '43... 93
33 Poona R 37%
CLOSING PRI
Rid. ..4.1k.
$ 88, 'Bl 89
Phila es 83 ..
Mitt 8x R 83 ..
Pbile Os new... 90 90%
Penns Bs 78 78991
bowling 111 183( 171-1 d
Reading Edoi '7O 82% 84
it'dg II 88'80'43 92% 93X
Read N Bx'BB.. 72g 73%
Penns R 31% 87%
Yuma Nadu' Co 114A1 85
Norris 01 eon.. 25 08
Morris Pref.loB% 110
Bch Nav 8082.. 82 84
Bch Nav Imp es .. 74
Bch Nev Stock. 3 5
Bch Nay Pref... 11 UN
Elmira R ...... 41 i
Philadelphia Markets.
Dunimann 2—Evening
The Flour market is unchanged, but very dull to-day,
armsful both for extra and home Ma balsa
the sales mostly confined to =allots to supply the trade
at $5.373(®5.50 for superfine, $5.623(06.25 for extra
family, the latter for selected lots, and 66.50¢V1 for fancy
hfrlrial tat ti? quality, Thu receipts are fair fur the season.
Bye Flour and Corn Meal are scarce, the former at $4,
and Pennrylrania, if here, would command $2.873( fir
barrel
WunAT.—Thera in a good demand for shipment, and
Nines are fully maintained and firm.: about 10,000 Mot
have been disposed of at $1.3101.36, the latter for prime
lots, afloat, $1.3851.39 for Southern do, and $1.4501.50
for white.
RYE continues in request, and Pennsylvania is selling
at Mc.
COBS to firmer, 1414 pl4r4ther porce, with dales of 2,500
bus old yellow at 03c, afloat. New horn is dull at
50efeic.
OATS are unchanged ; 1,200 bus Southern sold at 40c,
afloat, and 3,000 bus Pennsylvania at 40es4le, in store.
BARK Is in demand, and lei No. 1 Quercitron is firm nt
528.50 4j' ton.
COTTAN---Tlin market is buoyant and Rem, bat the
high views of holders limit operations.
GnOcnninS AND PitOVISIONS.—There is no change in
the market for either, and a limited business doing iu the
way of sales.
SEVD..—There is a steady demand for CieverectA, mid
lIINEI33EI
CEEEIMMEM
$251,000
2/1,117
209,130
151,000
121,340
78,000
67,790
127,870
69,766
197,345
79,265
49,415
145,635
63,273
155,620
51,313
83,735
86,000
58,000
12,9,3 ,591
Deposita.
15,997,9-ka
10,911,861
19,030,712
18,3'16,837
16,976,017
MIGINEI
2~303~T73
$2,688,808 77
18),164 2/
52,308,120 00
199,370 00
397,095 00
73,550 00
2,410 00
$2,980,545 00
5103.500 00
33,000 00
12,700 00
QB,OOO I)()
152,050 00
8,000 00
$3,140,595 00
$38,678,000
1 Cam & Ant R.... 120%
300 abt Penns 55.... 78%
1600 d 0... e6wm 14,11
100 116611i0n R_ AS 17 1-10
75 do s 5 17 1-16
10 Lehigh Scrip.... 333
20 do 333
BOARD.
500 Sun', & Erie gcriP
26 Elmira Tt Pror..bs 93
5 do b 5 9%
52 do Common.bs 4%
10 do Connuou.bs
OES-STEADY,
Bid. Ask.
Elmira B Pref. 9 9%
Elmira 75'73... 63 64
Long Island B. 9% 10%
Leh Cl & Nay.. 48% 49
Leh Cl & N Bap 33 3.3%
H Palma R..... 6 6%
N Penns 11 6e.. 56% 57
N Penne 10e 71 78
CataviLea Pref. 4% 4%
Frkfd & Bonth B 36 39
2AI & 36 eta R. 6. 40 47
neee&Vine-sten 8 414
W Phila B .... 60% 51%
Spruce & Pine.. 8 8%
Green & Coates 16 17
Chest & Wel... 27% 30
1 Girard College.- 10 ..
&boat 160 bus sold at $4.5084.76, the letter for prime.
Timothy and Flaxseed are quiet, and the market very
quiet.
WHISKY is HUli; 200 bids Ohio sold ►t 21c; 100 Penn
sylvania at 213 e; and drudge at 20c 4f , gallon.
Philadelphia Cattle Market, Dec. 2, 1801.
The receipts of Reef Cattle are not as large this Wok,
reaching about 1,500 head. The market is rather bet
ter, and prices about the same as last quoted. The fol
lowing are the particulars of the sales:
' 151 Strickland, Chester county, $8.50a57.50.
19 McQ '1 ec Carr, Western, $7OB.
30 IC. Stott, Maryland, Sews&
65 Nimble ec Kirk, Chester county, e6e7.50.
33 Kennedy, Chester county, $7OB.
29 B. C. Baldwin, Chester county, s7@B.
60 James Manton, Jr., Chester county, $708.25.
65 P. Hathaway, Chester county, $748.
111 P. Plchlilen, Ohio,
sOffB
70 Cochran McCall, Delaware county, $T07.60.
84 Mooney .5; Smith, Ohio, rag.
38 Schatribarg A, Co., Ohio, $BO7.
28 W. Alexander, Chester county, s7*B.
46 Ullman, Ohio, $607.
22 Follhitner, Ohio, $7ee7.75.
at) 11. Chain, reugyivithin, 56.50a7510.
36 0. Darlington, Chester county, 5707.75.
52 It. Healey, Chester county, $6.5008.
38 Fuller A Bros., Ohio, $6.50e7.
37 Chandler, Chester county, 86.806D7.73.
63 H. Frank, Western, $6.5067.50.
90 Rothchild, Pennsylvania, SfigeT.so.
30 Kettlev, Pennsylvania, 8.364.
108 J. 'Voters, Ohio, $607.
47 Shutter, Delaware, 15707.50.
Snyder, Pennsylvania, 61.506.50.
00 A Wallace. Pennsylvania, Slist6.
60 Cow? urriyril mid told at thu Monne Provo Yard at
from ;TO) In $404p .. head, according to qualitY.
The arrivals of Sheep reached 2,200 heed this week,
selling at from 7 to 8c IP' lb, as to condition.
1.5t0 Hogs sold at the Avenue Drove Yard, at from
$591125 100 ilia,
5,177 head of Hoag arrived and gold at 11. G. Imhoff's
Union Drove Yard at front $4.75@5,25 for corn fed, and
still fed at $4.37X04.02% 4P' 100 lbe net.
xchange—Dec. 2
New York Stock
/IRS?
SCA U S 6x'Bl Coup_ 03%
20001" S 6s'Bl It 593
1090 lientucky 05..... 74%
1000 N Carolina 05... 60
3000 Missouri 6s 40%
5000 do 40%
5000 Jo 40%1
3000 N Y Control Os.. 91%
3000 Ilud R 3d mtg.., 76
1000 Mich C.Bs let in . 91
3000 Chi, B l Q 85..., 93%
1000 N J Cent lot nt ..104
ub eantun Co 10
15 Pacific M. S C0.... 86%
122 do 86%
50 do blO 86%
20 -do 86
60 do 86%
50 NY Contrai , , , 78%
300 do 78%
100 do 77%
COO do 77%
20 do 77%
200 do 77%
/DO Erie NAM. , 31
50 do a 31
275 do 31%
250 do 660 31%
312 Erie]: prefd 53%
50 do h3O 53%
100 Chi, II A; 58
9 Now JMILY 8....112
150 llndmil Riede....31%
50 do 37%
100 do 371(
26 do 36%
100 do 36%
200 do WV 36N
33 77ariem it prerd... 30
100 Mich Cent R - ..... 48%
150 do 48%
100 Mich S & 1 , 1" 1 a ..
36%
50 Panama R....a15111
300 11l CPritral Scrip,. 00%
100 do slO 60%
150 do ao 60%
200 do 4.5 60
200 Clcv & Pitts It . ... 15
200 do 14%
20CC2Cinit 98%
7 do 33X
7 do 28%
50 Gal 8.-. Chi R 703(
50 do 70%
50 Clev 3z T01ed0.... 33%
20 do 33%
10 do 33%
200 do 33
200 do 32%
50 do 32%
100 Chi & B I I I . ..s a I 52%
50 do 630 62%
350 do 5214
.50 do blO 52%
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
lIP TO 12 O'CLOCIE LAMP MORT-
CONTINENTAL HOTEL—Ninth and Chestnut ate.
W Hager 10, Lancaster E W Trotter & la, Albany
tit° D Norton, 8 A S S Jewett, Ballitfa
A S Fiske, New York E It Biddle, Now York
T L Lntkine, New York C Ritchie, New York
J BahLerman, rearm G A Taverner, Wash; D C
W Coverly h dna, Harrisbg C M Howell Sr wf, Lane
E D Tyler, Penna P Fisk, Pottsville
Jad 211iltimore, Beading Mrs Forties it 2 clinch - on
Pauline Cemira T C M Paton A - wf, 1.4 York
Ci Jackson wf, Delaware A May, Penna
Jas Speer, Kentucky R Maxwell, Liverpool
Carl Muller, lieW York Mr Robeson
E F Bowditch
J B Glover
Mr Mosley
Jarres Read
Lawrence, II S A JAI VanderAlco, U S A
A Nissam, New York Mr Perkins, Delaware co
T W Brown, Baltimore Dr J F Ferguson, N York
Geo McCall, Glasgow S E Browne, Washington
C M Walker, Washington Mr Cre.gan, Washington
Mr Thomas, Washington J M Frolay, Washington
C P Crane, Reading II 0 MoMaint U S N
A Denison New York C V S Wilson, New York
B Third Denison,
In, New York Thos Williamson kla
J El Clement, Boston D D Badger, New York
Geo M Latium], Beading W D Barrett, Baltimore
IT J Werdebaugh, Baltimore H E Leman, Lancaster
Mrs M J Blair A 3 eh, I) V Si JR Lillie & la, New York
A Rieketts, WS - heal:me A T Eberman, New York.
A F Walcott, Salem; Mass Andrew Corbin, Conn
W M Effie, New York Brig Gen A Anderson, USA
Mrs Anderson & cli It A Lamberton, Harrisbg
I W Coe, Oregon 31 A Junriskei, Now York
F E Lawrence, New York C Snow, Mass
D Woodruff, New York A Dail, Baltimore
Rev Dr Morgan, New York Jno H Fisher, New York
Si R James & la, Ogdensbg E Kellogg, Hartford
F Fellows, Hartford Jno McKillup, New York
Jno E Mulford, New York J N Bofinger, St Louis
Jno Roder, Now York F C Wagner, Mew York
Bev J B Gibson, N J W McConkey, Wrightsville
Chas H Mullin, Penna I/ E Small, York, Pa
Mire J Y Puller, York, Pa Mai C W Baskin
Si Bliss, Denver H G Fisk, New York
S Draper, New York Jos Hall, New York
C A Taylor & wf, New York L W Fairchild, N Y
A S Sturtevant, New Yorl I P Porter, New York
A Kuhn, NOW York , Col Hoffman, V S A.
Jas A Fraser, Cincinnati S N Noyes, Boston
Isaac Y Broken, N Y B Edwards, Jr, Boston
W F Broken, New York J H Hennessy, New York
Geo C Smalley, New York Stephen Hyatt, New York
11 C Judd, Hartford E Henry, New York
Garrett S wf, New York Dr 8 Appleton, New York
Thee BennetlY, Scotland Lieut W Young, Pittsburg
Capt Geo D Norton,U S A H Page, Maryland
B B Fiddeman, Delaware Mrs Dr. Lofland, Delaware
Perkins, Shicago Dr H Smith, U S N
II Taylor, Baltimore S Cairns, Baltimore
Chas Webb, Baltimore J A Brodhead, Boston
W P Townsend, Pittsburg H W Day, New York
Theo Smith, New York John C Graptlin, Baltimore
Simon Stern, New York Simon Gutman, New York
Capt J Fitzwater, Penaa Geo C- Richardson, Boston
J Crooks, St Louis Dr Chas ti Osgood, Blaine
MERCHANTS' HOTEL—Fourth street, below Arch.
J Phelan & eon, Waynesb'g J B Moffitt, Newport, R I
H Littlefield, Mass D B Stevens, Belleville, OW
J .1 Senors, New York Giles Green, Wayne co
, , • .
Jaa Martin, Philadelphia JPMN V 6 A
Mire Airicks, harrieburg Miss Jolinbon, Harrisburg
M T Dill, Altoona Thos T Miller, Easton
Jas AI Fields, Newark, NJ WV Moore, Schuylkill co
Jaa Id Bowman, Mnney J N Hays, Shippensburg
Dr E Wallace Reading J R Kooken, Reading
C L Green,Piltsburo
o J A Montgomery, Wmsoort
Chas Gill, New Jersey saml Bowers, Strasburg
W Taggart, Jeansrille Chas Hampshire, Jeansville
Lient Jas Fitzpatrick, U S A N A Depew, Easton
Geo Barker, Mauch Chunk Mr Reading New Jersey
J liramer, Allentown J H Dusent;ury, Great Be'd
C McKibbin, Jr, Maryland C GSmedberg,Perryv , le,Md
IV Hogan
AMERICAN HOTEL--Cheetnut et., above Fifth.
AMiller,tiSN 111 Hickey II S
G Conklin, U S N Capt B Smith, Virginia
Sergt G W Simpson, Penna Sergt W Harris, Penns
P Warren, New York .1 bleArdle, New_York
W Cunningham, Penns H Lawson, Norristown
Benj Moxey, I'hila G L Boyd, Tamaqua
W F Donaldson, Tamaqua C T Shoener, Tamaqua
D J Lincoln, Budeboro G W Banker tt In, N York
11 Jones, New York L Litchfield, Boston
W E Spruance, Delaware H C Spruance, Delaware
W P Lowden, New York Lieut J A Cates, Delaware
Capt C Lester, Fort Monroe J B rtudley
G T Harvey, Pennsylvania H B Hough, Pennsylvania
L M Bond, Philadelphia D Morris, Atlantic City
S Iliteallow, Petersburg, Pa Creo Schroeder, Mechanicieg
&Mies Maldive, Delaware H W Tkaar &1, Peu.i.
It V Green, Montrose, Pa R Thayer, Montrose, Pa
G W Stine, New York W B Williams, Wash, DC
W H Delaney, Delaware W P Fowler, Delaware
Wm Messick, Delaware A Harrington, Delaware
W B Lewis, Baltimore Stephen Morrison. Pa
Ohm Hoffman, New York Col Jeakine, U 8 A
ST. LOUTS HOTEL—Chestnut street, above Third.
C Pequignot, Neu York J N Odell, New York
E C Gabandon, New York J C Young, Chicago
Lt James A Oakes, Del John Moyher, N J
Cart C Lem& ti B A John P S Gifford, Alboor
E Ewing, Maryland Mrs Keerl & dou, Chester co
W T Hough, Baltimore W H Badman, Boston
S H Newhouse, Phila A Winter, New York
S Wilson, Albany G H McCabe, Tamaqua
W C Satterfield, Mar; land J B Smith, Virginia
P E iteee,Baltiroors E B Shubrick, Now York
B R Brincket, Phila
THE UNION—Arch street, above Third.
C H Herman, Heston G Miller, Jersey City
G S Gardner C Fisher, New York
E H Beichel, Nazareth EH Graham, Phila
R Sprant‘el, Navara, Ohio F Woman, Bieglesvillo
A G Riningor, Allentown 0 Barker, Mauch Chunk
W A Hammer, Cressona J F Petery, Pottsville
W Dyer, Lebanon, Del Coln Itatellff, Tamaqua,Pa
JA L Tice, Tremont, Pa J C Mulford, Salem, N
C C Snyder & wf, Ohio J M W Hoist, Lancaster'
A L Gee, Gordon, Pa F Roads, lifinersville
W Maxwell, Easton • Yltrodbead, Monroe. Pa
.1 Aliffold, Phila W C Black, 14110
B Hirsch, Milford, Del C Watson, Milford, Del
B Y Watson, Delaware J A Elbson, Delaware
G W Elisson, Delaware , Frank Elisson, Delaware
J H Scow - drink, Delaware
COMMERCIAL HOTEL—Sixth street above Chestnut.
H Braker, Phila J A Cloud, West Chester
II C Stump, Maryland D Ki,nble, Chester co, Pa
A Kimble, Chester co, Pa W H Elder, Elkton, Md
C H Hartshorn, Chester co E S Barber, Delaware
E Potts, Dridseport, Pa U Graham, Chester co, Pa
M Taylor, Bucks co C Lapp, Chester co, Pa
T Baker, Phila. C Phillip, Phila
A Henderson, Maryland Miss Worrell, Del co, Pa
Mrs L Brower, Berks co Miss M S Brower, Berke co
Elt Plunkenton, Berke co P Riley, Beading
CC B iceman, Long Island J T Kirk, Cheater so
li C Nesbitt, Mkryland
STATES llNlGE—Market street, above Sixth.
D Douglas., Penns J McFarlau, Penna
F M Mickey, Patterson, Pa N C Decker, Huntingdon
Jos Eider, Pittsburg J Masterson, Lane co, Pa
.1 T Whitses, Lane có, Pe T Guest, Lane CO, Pa
Jon Vannat, Maryland D Richivine, Lanc co, Pa
J K Patterson, Lanc co, Pa G Chambers, Penna
IV Anderson, Blair co, Pa
BARLEY SHEAF--Second arm, below Vine.
T Boldneon, - G Stuart, New Tork
Attlee Grigg, Bustleton Miss Grigg, Bustleton
El Morgan, Bustleton R Grossman, New Lebanon
G Snyder, Bustleton M Foulkner a: la, Montg co
C N Baskin, Boston L Conard, Carron:Mlle
.1 Blair, Doyleetoirn Z DATiS, West Cheerer
W Stine, West Chester E Newbold, Bunks ea
MusE - einon, Berks co
NATIONAL HOTEL—Race street, above Third.
J P Evans & son, Hazleton ThosEvans, New Jersey
Jas Shantz, Lebanon D Diesber, Norristown
Mrs Vhler, hem -Mown, hiJ W Y Lyon, Reading
Wm Kerper, Reading J J Robbins, Columbia co
John W foyer, Orwigsburg 7. C Norwin, Luzern co
A W Norton, Louisville, Ky
SEVERE HOUSE—Third street above Baca.
~PmWok.),, New York 'TIIO2 Willer, New Vork
Lyman Quackenbush, N Y 8 W Peunypacker, Pa
S C Bradshaw', Quakertown IL J Saylor, Sch Haven
.1 Garrett, Schuylkill Haven Chas It Kay, Penn Manor
Lewis Grim, Potthviiie C Webb+, Lebanon
Elias Swab, Dauphin co H Stump, Berke co
BALD EAGLE—Third Meet. above faallowbill.
N II Black, Allentown if Getz, Bethlehem
W Kohl, Bethlehem David Jimison. Quakertown
Mrs Qin, iiilllll2lllN ,D $ POPIIIM littilinen CO
John Voborn, Boston Tans Sturtow, Lancaster co
II Tool, Emaus, Pa . John Klemm, Montg co
Nye Eidemiller, Norristown
BLeca. BEAR—Third street, above Callowhill.
He J Dshrig, Allanimen
JOllll H Fogel, Penn'a Daniel Cinder, Penn'a
Jacob 8 Dillinger, Allentown Alphonso Steiuberger, Pa
Win Fogel, Pennsylvania T B Metzger, Mad.
Edwin Albright, Philad 0 W Faust, Pennsylvania
John Saul, Penasylvnnis
MOUNT VBBNON HOTEL—aacond et., ab. Arch.
Peter Donnelly, Brooklyn James Donnelly, Brooklyn
A Ednionson, Baltimore Ohm Vandegrift, Penn'a
Jacob B ilibbs, Philad Capt J J !Morrison, naiad.
J B Hancock, New York John Young, New York
John Nskridsc, Now York Y Nicholas &1, New York
MADISON 110118 X---Second street, above Market.
W B Brown, Brownsburg C Thomas A, la P Carbon
Mrs Cromuiftio, Bristol Miss James, Bristol
B Hogi.eo, Harr Jorsoi C H Mann, Baltimore
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3. 1861.
ARRIVED.
Ship Crimea, Peabody, 3 days from New York, in bal.
last to P Wright & Sons.
Ship Ellen Stewart, Collin, 3 days from New York, in
ballad to Workman & Co.
Ship St James, Colby, 2 days from Now York, in bal
last to Workman .t Co.
. .
Brig Ella Reed, Davis, 9 days from Cardenas, with
sugar to S Morris Wain & Co—vessel to G W Bernadou
& Brother.
Sclir J P Walledll, Trowbridge, 37 days from Port
Brain, Tf3,.idad, in hallsst to captain.
Saw .1 J Spencer, Dole, from Bordeaux Sept 4th, in
ballast to D 2 Stetson & Co.
. - -
Behr C Carroll, Pratt, 8 days front Now York, in !W
-hist to John Mason & Co.
Bohr Golden Gate, Fleming, 1 day from Frederica, Del,
with wheat to J L Bewley 4 Co,
Bohr Idecbanic, Conies, 1 day from Odessa, Del, with
wheat to J L Bewley & Co.
Behr Crisis, Ilenear, 4 days from Pawtucket, in ballast
to J It Blakiston.
Sulu' M Fardy, Mow, 4 days from Salisbury, Did,
with I bor to JNV Bacon.
Behr John Mason. Hammon, 4 dive Irma Newtown,
Md, with corn to J W Bacon.
Steamer Beverly, Pierce, 24 hours front Now York,
with mdse to W p Clyde.
Steamtng America, Virden, 12 hours from Delaware
Brealkwator,
having in tow ship St James, from N York.
Reports the bark Reindeer, from N York, at the Break
water. 'The ship Samuel Adams, hence for London, went
to sea at 7 o'clock PM on Sunday, Passed off the Middle
V S sloop•of-war Hartford, from East Indies, coming up
—all well.
414 BARED,
&Or Isaac Bich, Crowell, Boatou, captain.
Schr T Lake, Doughty. New London, captain.
Schr A Pharo, Lippincott, Providence, captain.
bchr Hyena, Davis, Portland, captain
Behr George Henry, Smith, Baltimore, Noble, Ham
mett &
f3elir Belle Conway, Delany, 'Baltimore, T Webster, Jr.
Schr Gaston, Hubbard, Providence, L Auilanrled & Co.
Schr Neptune, Bodan, Westchester, NY, J R Blakiston.
Str R Willing, Claypoole, Baltimore. A Groves, Jr.
Steanishia North Star; JOllO9, cleared at New Yerk
yesterday for Aopinivail.
Brig Ganges, Dearborn, from Montevideo, arrived at
New York yesterday,
Brig Henry Leeds, Smith, hence arrived at Bangor
20th ult.
Bchr Anna. Corson, henna for .kity.lntstill, Wits spoken
27th ult, lot 33 20, long 73 35.
Schrs Mary, Nickerson, and Water Witch, Iltdi, cleared
at Baltimore yesterday for Philadelphia.
Schr Ephraim it Anna, for New York in 4 days, was
at Curasoa 11th
stair rAtihie, VAilee, belle°, arrived et 1111,111111, ttd
Solirs Fanny Keating, Snow, from Calais for Philadel
phia, and It S Dean, Cook, from Taunton for do, at New
York Ist inst.
•
Schr John Whitby, Henderson, hence, arrived at New
Yorkist inst.
Steamers Sarah, Jones, Novelty, Shaw, and Awthta
cite, jOnefil., arrived at New York yesterday.
HANBLETON 3 S FAIR STAIN.—The
most reliable article in use for coloring the Hair and
Whiskers a natural black or brown, without injuring the
hair or skin. Does not fade or Wash out. Depot, 228
SPBUCE Street, Philadelphia, no3o-6t*
SPECIAL ATTENTION IS CALLED
Y to the unprecedented inducements offered to
those about purchasing Pianos and Melodeons. Large
temporary reductions being made to me by the mulufaS
hirers in consequence of reduced wages, rent of manu
factory, and all that goes to make up the cost of pro
duction, the full benefit is proffered to buyers, and a call
Mg !Midi Pll titikt rim is flit time. Cm soil slirst.
class Piano at $226. Gire me a call.
no4-1m J. E. GOULD, Seventh and Chestnut ste.
BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.—This cele
brated and perfect MUM DYE is the DEBT 111 THE
WORLD. All others era mere Imitations of this Great
Original, which has gained such extensive Patronage in
all parts of the globe. The genuine W. A. BATCHE
LOR'S LIQUID HAIR DYE INSTANTLY produces a
splendid Black or natural Brown, without staining the
Skin or injuring the Hair, and will remedy the ill ideal
of Dad Dyes, invigorating the Hair for life.
Sold by all Druggists and' Perfumera. Wholesale by
FAHNESTOCK & CO. and DYOTT & 00., Philadel
phia mhl-tf
DD- RODERTSON 7 B VECIIITABLE Nth-
VOL'S CORDIAL ;_or,
N'ATURE'S GRAND RESTORATIVE.
The Great Remedy for all Nervous Complaints, Debi
lity, Prostration, Lowness of Spirits, &c. Price $l.
For sale by DYOTT .t CO.,
No. 232 North SECOND Street,
Depot for all Popular Medicines.
ONE-PRICE CLOTHING, OF THE LATEST
&IMMO, made in - the Best Planner, expressly for RETAIL
SALES. LOWEST Selling Prie' marked in Plain
Figures. All Goods made to Order warranted satisfac
tory. Our Otac-Patna STSTISIE is strictly adhered to.
All are thereby treated alike.
.e22-ly JONES & CO., 44:4 IKARRET Street.
CARD PRINTING, BEST AND CHEAPEST
In the City, at 34 South THIRD Street.
BILL-HEAD PRINTING, Beet anti Cheapest in the
City, at St South THIRD Street.
STEWART-210C4IDGR.—On the 27th ult., by the
Rev. T. Brainerd, p, Thomas V, Stewart to Susanna
Dlogridge, daughter of the late Thomas Illogridge, all of
Philadelphia.
MILLIGAN—STEWABT.—On the 27th ult., by Rev.
W. Mullin, Mr. Joseph S. Milligan to Miss Anna E.
Stewart.
HOWELL.—On Monday, 2d Instant, Mr. George G.
Howell, in the 29th year of his age.
Due notice will be given of the funeral. tk
GARRETSON.—On Monday morning, suddenly, Ed
mund Garretson, Ere., aged about 4.4.1 years.
His remains will be taken to Danville, Pa., for inter
ment.
ORIIIII.—On the 2d inst., Mrs. Keturah, wife of Chas.
L. Grum, in the 93d year of her age.
Due notice will be given of the funeral. Se
wous,-01) Monday, December 2d, Belle, daughter
of E. D. and M. L. Wolfe, aged 17 years.
The friends of the family are incited to attend her
funeral, from her father's residence, 1516 Arch street, on
Thursday, sth instant, at 12 o'clock H., without further
notice. **is
itEADrAtt the let instant, Clara V., daughter of
Charles T. and Alneira B. Read, aged 4 years, 3 months,
and 7 days.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her
parents, No. 315 Washington avenue, this (Tuesday) af
ternoon, at 2 o'clock.
OW EN.—On the 2d inst., Ryan J. Owen, in the 80th
year of his age, and, for the last thirty-four years, Su
perintendent of the Mutual Family Cemetery.
The relatives and friends of the family, the President
and Directors of the Mutual Family. Cemetery, and the
Members generally, are invited to attend the funeral,
from his late residence, No. 1131 South Tenth street,
on Thursday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, without furthir
notice. ***
GIBSON.—On the 29th ult., Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of
George Gibson, in the 36th year of her age.
Funeral from the residence of her father, George
Francis Clay, No. 929 North Filth street, auto Poplar,
this (Tuesday) morning, at 10 o'clock. tK
STItADLING.—On the 29th ult., George F. Stradling,
in the 26th year of hie age.
Funeral from his late residence,Green street, below
Thomas, Frankford, on Wednesay afternoon, at 2
o'clock.
W00D3.-0. the 29th nit., Mr. 'Patrick Woods, aged
46 years.
Funeral from the residence of his cousin, John Col
lins, N 0.1909 Germantown road, above Master street,
this (Tuesday) morning, at 8 o'clock.
DISNEY.—On the let instant, Edward Disney, son of
Robert and AllllB Disney, aged 25 years.
Funeral from the residence of his brother-in-law,
David Oriley, Elm street, below Girard avenue, Eighteenth
ward, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at 3 o'clock.
FERGUSON.—On the 29th ult., Anna Matilda, daugh
ter of John and Elizabeth Ferguson, in the 231 year of
her age,
Funeral from the residence of her parents, No. 860
Lawrence street, this (Tries lay) afternoon, at 2 o'clock.
GALBEIIIIY.—On the 30th ult., Mrs. Catharine Gal.
berry, aged 64 years.
Funeral from her late residence, No. 228 Front street,
above Race, on Wednesday morning, at 9 o'clock. *
DANET. — Qn the MIA ult,, Xargaret Raub aged 33
years.
F.uneral from the reeidence of her brother-in law,
James McNally, No. 1109 Vasey street, west of Seven
teenth, above Pine, this (Tuesday) morning, at 8 o'clock.
KIERSTED.—On the 30th ult , Mrs. Eliza Kiersted,
wife of George W. Kiersted, in the 52d year of her egg.
Funeral from the residence of her brother, Idr.Dantel
Jones, 844 Caneettter street, on Wednesday- afternoon, at
2 o'clock. tk
BROWN.—On the 30th ult., Anna Catharine, wife of
Bayly B. Brown, and daughter of John L. Rodgers, in
the 29th year of her age.
Funeral front the residence of her parents, No. 107
Gabbard street, below Race, between Fifteenth and Six
teenth, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at 1 o'clock. *
CULP.—On the let instant, Mrs. Elizabeth Culp, in
the 88th year of her age.
Funeral from the residence of her nephew, Mr. Bonbon
Steadman, corner of Columbia avenue and Belgrade at.,
(formerly Hanover and West streets,) this (Tuesday)
['Demean, at 2 o , elttek. '* •
MOURNING STORE, No. 018
CHESTNUT STREET.
13ESSON & SON have lately. received Black Beaver
Cloth Cloaks, Gray Waterproof Cloaks, Black What
Long Shawls, extra siree; Shepherd Plaid Long and
Square Shawls, Crape and Grenadine Collars and Sleeves,
Jouvin's Black Kid Gloves, Alexandre's Black, Lead,
and Purple Kid Gloves ,• Fleecy Silk Gloves and Gaunt.,
lets, Black Centre Broche Scarfs, Black all wool Velem
Ottomans and Reps, at a yard; Black Mops Anglaiet
arkata a tacit ONolll.3l4lhValLi, d a. hc4
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
116 P 01111 rOturrn PAGE
MEIIOBANDA
SPECIAL NOTICES.
n022-ftam
MARRIED.
DIED
OFFICE OF THE LITTLE SCHUYL•
KILL NATIGAIION RAILROAD AND COAL
COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA, N 04.18, 1881.
A special meeting of the Stockholders of this Company
Will be held on MONDAY, the 9th December next, at 11
o'clock A. 111., at the Mee 407 LIBRARY street, for the
purpose of receiving the Report of the Committee ap
pointed at The last Annual Meeting, held the 14th Jaime.
ry, 1861. WILLIAM WALL Ja ,
nol9-tutlist9d Treasurer and Secretary.
gr. THE LADIES OF THE SECONDIINT.
TARTAN SOCIETY will hold a FAIR at the
ASSEDIBLY BUILDINGS, Tenth and Chestnut streets,
for the sale of useful and fancy articles, commencing
THIS EVENING, and continuing four days and even
ings, and 'will be ham to see their friends. de2.4os
gyPENNSYLVANIA HORTICULTURAL
SOCIETY.—A Special Meeting will be held at
the library room, CONCERT MALL, on WEDNESDAY
evening, December 4th, at S o'clock, to receive the re
port of the Committee on Room.
A. W. HARRISON,
del-2t. Recording Secretary.
cryEUROPEAN AND AMERICAN SE
NATORIAL COMBATS.—Mr. WHITNEY, at
'MUSICAL FUND HALL, TUESDAY and WED
NESDAY EveBß l l4B, December 3 and 4, at 8 o'clocit.
"Lord EVOUghttm end George aanning," ..WebEiter a n d
Rayne," u Clay and Randolph," I , Shiel and Lord
Lyndhurst," ‘‘ Shakspeare on the Passions," PA
THETICAL WAR BALLADS, etc.
Admiesion 25 cents. Tickeks at the Continental Rotel,
Hall, etc. no3o-4t*
nyPEOPLE'S LITERARY INSTITUTE.
—Et Lecture for the benefit of the VOLUNTEER
REFRESHMEIk T SALOONS will be delivered on
TUESDAY Evening, December 3, at CONCERT HALE.,
PA-YAIIP *Aim; "The Ameri
can People Consittered Socially and Politically." Lec
ture Quarter before eight o'clock. Tickets 25 cents, at
T. D. I'UGH'S, SIXTH and CHESTNUT Streets. Tick•
eta to the regular course will not admit to this lecture.
n0.29-atif*
TILE WORLD'S FAIR OF 1862.
Persons desirous of sending articles for exhibition
at the World's Fair opening at LONDON May 1,1862,
are informed that application must be made throttgh the
resident agent dt this city, and the articles accepted must
be sent to New Fork before January 1, next.
The agent fee this city is Dr A. L. ;limn?, as
sisted by L. BLODGET, Secretary of the Board of
Trade, at whose office, 605 CHESTNUT Street, appli
cations from manufacturers and inventors are invited.
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MDIVIDENDs—OFFICE LEHIGH coAL
IND NAVIGATION COSEPAIIif,
iglu, Nov. 28, 1861.—A Dividend of THROE PER
CENT, equal to one dollar and fifty cents per share on
the capital stock of the Dompany, has this day been de.
claret by the Board of Managers, payable on drurmi.
n027-6t EDWIN WALTEB, Tread:trey.
RETK.IL DRY GOODS.
FOR TWO MONTHS LONGER
oxLy!
TWO MONTHS LONGER ONLY !
TWO MONTHS LONGER ONLY !
TWO MONTHS LOIMER, ONLY!
PRICE, FERRIS. & Co.,
Will continue to offer their
"WHOLESALE STOCK AT RETAIL.
Ladies wishing anything In LaCCR, Embroideries, Li
nens, or Whitn Goode, would do well to call at
720 CHESTNUT STREET_
PARIS-MADY
VELVET CLOAKS
TO BE SOLD AT LESS THAW TILE COST OF
MATERIAL!
Point Alencon Collars and Eete,
Point Venice Collins and Sets,
Valencienne Collars and Sets,
Thread Lace Collars and Sets,
French 'Embroidered Collars and Sets, trimmed
with Valencia Lace—very Ghoitie htylis.
Ilandiserchiera, capes, Conning+, liarZics, and
Willies, in all the alioNe materials,
Together with all the novelties in our line, which will
be offered at
-
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. BELOW THEIR
USUAL RETAIL VALUE, -
TWO MONTHS LONGER ONLY!
No. 726 CHESTNUT STREET.
no3o-1m ,
VEW AND CHEAP DRESS GOODS.
11 Jut ree..l,-,1 from litw York:
'Magenta Plaid Reps at 25e, worth 31e.
Rich Plaid Reps at 31r, worth 3734 e,
Extra tine Plaid Reps at 3734 e, worth 50e.
Beautiful Plaid Ottoman Reps at 50e.
SCARLET AND SOLFERINo MERINO SCARFS,
New styles and fine qualities of
printed all-wool Mines at 373 c, worth 62c.
Minn DRESS Goons,
Of every variety, at very low prices.
PLAIN AND FANCY SILKS,
Much less than the metal market prices,
LtDIES' CLOAKS AND glicQUEdi
15t O.e newest etylen.
Woollen Blanket Shawls, all grades, very cheap.
Blankets and Flannels at tea oldprices.
11. STEAL o. any,
02 No. 713 Noith TENTH Street, above goatee.
qPRING-SKIRTS AT REDUCED
PRICF.S.—The improved style of Steel Spring Skirts
for Ladies and Meson, just received by
iIIERPARD, VAN HARLINGEN, /4 ARRISON,
io3o 1008 CHESTNUT Street.
GREEN OTTOMAN REPS FOR
Gored Dresses.
Blue Ottoman Reps.
Brown Ottoman Reps.
Purple Nodes, dte., &e.
Riskiest hinted ltepe.
EYRE & LANDELL.
FOURTH and ARM Streets
SCARLET LONG AND SHORT
SCAM'S. •
Scarlet Scarfs n.
Scarlet Searle $2.50.
Scarlet Scarfs $3.
Scarlet Scarfs $5 and $B.
EYRE & L.A.NDELL
SKIAI , CLOTH O FOR CLOAKS.
Eg
Black Ribbed Sealskin
Black Cloth Cloaks.
POPULAR SHAWLS-
Largeand full assortments of the following Winter
Shawls :
Long and Sonars Scotch Blankets.
Fine American, of all strloB,
Black and While Checks and Browne
Children's Long and Square Blankets
Fine Stenos, Scotck borders.
Broche, from low to extra fine.
Black Centres Broche Chaine Laine.
Light Gray and Dappled Berlin.
Friends , Shawls, of all kinds.
CLOAKING CLOTHS,
Water Proofs, Repeltants, Aqua Scutum.
Spangled and Frosted Beavers.
Black Beavers and Tricots.
SHARPLESS BROTHERS,
CHESTNUT and EIGHTH BiTeets,
GENTLEMEN, TAKE NOTICE.-
Will open this morning—
A full line of Merino Shirts and Drawers.
A nice assortment of Gent's Mends.
A full line of Cotton and Merino Hose.
A nice assortment of heavy CfUNiMarall.
TWO lots of fine French Black Cloths.
Thirty doz. L. C. Wilts, from Auction.
Twelve doz. Suspenders from Auction.
Striped Cloths for Shirts.
Twilled Flannels, White, Red, ani Gray.
Gloves in great variety at .
JOHN H. STOKES,
702 ARCH Street.
WILL OPEN THIS DAY A N
IM
mense stock of all wool De bailee, the balance
O£ a largo inspottatieh consistingof
1 lot neat figured dark grounds, at 31 cents, usually
sold at 62X cents.
1 lot chintz colors, at 37 cents, usually at 75 cents.
lot, and wide, Plaids, at 12% cents.
COWPERTFEWAIT & CO.,
noNtf N. W. corner EIGHTH and IttAIIKET.
HOUSE FURNISHING DRY
GOODS.—SHEPPARD, VAN HARLINGEN, $
ARRISON, Importers and Dealers in Linen, and House
Furnishing.DrY Goods, etc
gave TIPTY oil hand S full assortment of Linen Reefing'
Table Glottis, 'napkins, Table, Diaper Towelling, etc.,
etc-, imported under the old tariff, or bought a great sac.
rifice
N.B.—Five per cent. allowed on purchases as above, if
paid for on delfierr, no27tf
TADIES' BLACK CLOTHS.
J-11 Men's heavy Overcoatings.
Men's fine Dress Cloths.
COOPER & CONARD,
NINTH and /kINEKET Streets.
FLANNEL4S , --
Yard elite, fine white extra at 38 cents.
Shaker Flannels, warranted genuine.
COOPER & CUNARD,
no 7 NINTH and 'MARKET Btreets
FANCY CASSIMERES-
Of every grade and style, from 62c to $1.50 per yard
Black Casaimeres, some extra ftne iota.
COOPER & CONARD,
no 7 NINTH and MARKET Streets.
DRESS GOODS.
Reps, Matinees, Poplins, Detainee, &C.
Black Poplins, illerinoes, Detainee, Bombazines, &e
COOPER & CONABD,
no 7 NINTH and MARKET.
CLOAKS -
Beady made or made to order.
COOPER & CONARD,
no 7 NINTH and MARKET Streets.
COPARTNERSHIPS
rpHE PARTNERSHIP HERETO
-L. fore existing Between pI&RTEII & 00., is THIS
DAY diosolTed mutual count.
M. E. HARTER,
R. B. BOYD.
DECEMBER 3,1881 de3-3t*
DISSOLUTION.—The Copartnership
heretofore existing between the undersigned, as
EVICRETV, HICKS, J OALDWELI,, L TBlB DAT
dissolved by limitation. The business will be settled by
either of the Partnere, at 323 Market Street.
(.Signed,) CHAS. EVERETT.
J. RODMAN HICKS.
WEL W. CALDWELL.
PDILADELPAIA, Dec. 2, 1801. deB.3t
SHIPPERS OF
EXPRESS FREIGHTS,
Send your goods, Money, &c., for points in
NORTHERN, EASTERN, and WESTERN STATES,
and CANADA% via
HOWARD 8; QQ. , O gx,pitzsd,
248 CHESTNUT STREET.
Low rates and quick time. de2-604,
SIT STRAIGHT.—Minerva Corsets
a n d item for young 14141E41. Afrid Pidris Corsets • also,
Promenade Sldrte, at Mrs. snows, TENTH Street,
below Chestnut "it*
CIOLORAD PHOTOGRAPHS ARE
V
more phasing pictures, as it make them appear
more natural. REIMER =Paste tlao bout for in, at bte
OaHem SECOND Street, above Green_ OAS
ST. PHILIP'S CHURCH.—A beauti
ful picture of . the Interior of St. Philip's Church, for
card photogralit eilburas, price 25 cents.
Ma& & BRO.,
del-Stif 728 gIIMPTVT atreet.
BISHOP BOWMAN.—A very fine
Card Photograph of the late Bishop Bowman r price
25 cents. MCALLISTER & 11110 t,
de2-3tif la CHESTNUT Street.
ATSEWS ON THE tha.TAWIssAL—
StereoNcoptc Views of Scenery on the Catasvissa,
just published. IicALLISTER d BRO:,
del-3tif 728 CHESTNUT Street.
A QUARIUMS, FERN CASES,. A
varietraf Mali and Plants, No. 144 North. SIXTH
Street. d2-Ina*
HAMPTON'S SPLENDID LEHIGH
NUT.
Ilamton'a splendid Stove Coal.
Hampton's splendid Egg Coal.
Yard, southeast corner FRONT and POPLAR. del-64h`
L0AN55,0130.,M.. t_ ON .
A M , ORT-
A: MITCHELL, 139 South THIRD Btroet4 up B.
no3o-3t*
PAMPHLET PRIN T I NG, AND
every other description of Printing, of the most
superior quality, at the moat realmnable rstea, at RING
WALT & BROWN I B, Dozen Building, 34 South
THIRD Street. n 02.0
COGNAC BRANDY.—Pinet, Castil
lon'
Blinn% Tricocbe, & 00, Sanvin dine, Man
ger and 'Hennessy Brandy, for sale in bond by 31017-
BETCHE di CABBTAIBB, 202 and 204 South FRONT
Street. 0c22-ti
BORDEAUX BRANDY.-46 Pack
ages J. J. Bunny Brandy, in bond, for sale by the
sole Agents, JAITILETOHIC & OARSTAIRS, 2O and 204
Booth FRONT Street, oot6tt
A FULL AND SPLENDID AS
li of Scarfs, Ties, Gloves, and Gents'
Furnishing Goode, just received and for sale. Also, a
variety of Travelling Shirts. J. W-SCOTT,BI4 CHEST
NUT &root, below Continental Hotel, no3o-tf
THEODORE EVERS'
PHOTOGRAPH AND AMBROTYPE
RQ.606 ARCS STEENT,ABQT MATS)
Opposite the Arch-street Theatre,
n026-lni if PHILADELPHIA.
SKATERS' HEADQVANIERO,-Wq
have lust received a full stock of superior SKATES
of the latest patterns.
LADIES' SKATES, MISSES' SKATES,
GENT'S SKATES, PATENT SKATES,
STEEL SKATES, BOOKER SKATES,
DUMP SKATES.
Skates of every variety.
Cadet Muskets and Equipments, Cricket and Ham BA
Implements, Camp Cots, Army Chests, Guns, Pistols,.
Eilles, &c. PHILIP WILSON . Co.,
no3o-1m 432 CHESTNUT Street.
TRUSSES! BRACES It SUP
PORTERS!!!
C. B. NEEDLES,
S. W. comer RACE and TWELFtIi Streets Phila.,
Practical Adjuster of Trusses and diechauimil Appli
ances, bag constantly on band a large and varied stock of
amaat Fr..actOkramiea, amts compicko am.griment of
best American. English and American Supporters and
Belts. Shouldet Braces. Suspensories, Syringes in great
variety, French Pessaries, Av.
Ladies' Department conducted. bl Ladiee. TWELFTH
Street, first dobr below /4110, no2T.llBin
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Ilea joet received an assortment of
LADIES' GOLD WATCHES,
Of the niswefft etWWee, and of very superior quality, ne well
au guiapted to corn's and boys' Wean
He is manufacturing extensively a great variety of
USEFUL AND FANCY ARTICLES OF SILVER,
And gives •spt cisd ntutiition to getting lip things suitable
10r
BRIDAL AND HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
PLATED WARE
Got lip under the proprietor's own inspection. a great
variety of etylee, Will be warranted URkVILV
PLATED with pure silver, in a way to insure its wear
ing well.
Much of his
manufactured on the premises, and his stock will ho
found to comprise a great variety of fashionable goods,
from the smallest articles to
And
,persons are invited to call and examine them
de3-tuthe tf
HOLIDAY GIFTS.
PRICES - TO SUIT TIFE. TINP, AT
CLARK'S $1 STORE,
No, 002 CHESTNUT STREET,
SILVER-PLATED WARE, JEWELRY, and FANCY
GOODS, in great variety. New and beautiful styles re
cehed daily, and sold much below the usual prices.
CLARK'S $1 STORE.
602 CHESTNUT STREET.
CHRISTMAS IS COMING,
And we are assured that many who read The Press
are already considering
WHAT TO —PRESENT
TO THEIR GENTLEMAN FRIENDS.
We would anneal the following: : t f;;i. : 40
Either
A FINE WRAPPER,
MUFFLER;
SCARF,
TIE, or
GLOVES.
Or. if they have frienda IN THE ARMY, what mild be
more acceptable to our noble Volunteers and Officers,
than
GOOD FLANNEL SHIRTS,
OR HEAVY UNDERCLOTHING
THE PLACE TO BUY THEM
IS AT
W. W. KNIGHT'S
GENTS' FURNISHING STORE,
lig, Qin ARM STREET,
N. 13. FINE SHIRTS ready made and made to or
er, at
$I„:30, AND UPWARDS.
PoZ,7-if Zttl
EYRE & LANDELL
c o6pER &
In their LARGE ROOM, SECOND STORY,
LADIES' CLOAKS.
We invite
THE LADIES
to examine our
NEWLY-RECEIVED ASSOETMENT
RUSSIAN PROMENADE JACKETS.
CARL PETERS & 00.,
Northeast CagieiL TENTH sad CHESTNUT Ste.
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WINTER CLOAKS :
SABLE CLOTHS,
FROSTED BEAVERS,
SEALSKIN CLOTHS,
BLACK BEAVERS,
LYONS VELVETS;
•
LARGE ASSORTMENT,
A?
MODERATE PRICES,
•T THE
PARIS CLOAK EMPORIUM,
TOS CHESTNUT STREET
J. W. PROCTOR & Co.
nol4-lf
CILOAKS ! CLOAKS ! CLOAKS!
N.. 1 WATER PROOF CLOTR OLomig,
THE MOST REASONABLE PRICES IN THE CITY
IVENS, _ _ .
pLCIAK
4 1.1 The Largest, Cheapest, and Best-assorted Stock
to the city,
NEW CLOAK STORE!
.i.ll The most 'Elegant assortment in the city.
No. 29 South NINTH Street,
oels-2m Tint door above Chestnut.
ryas ARCIi-STREKT CLOAK AND
MANTILLA STORE.
NEW FALL CLOAKS.
WATER-PROOF TWEED CLOAKS.
BLACK CLOTH CLOAKS.
EVERY NOVELTY AT MODERATE PRICES.
JACOB HOBBFALL
an3l-0m F. W. corner TENTH sad ARCH SW
CHEAP CARPETS.
HOLIDAY GOODS
THOMAS C. GARRETT,
712 CHESTNUT STREET,
OPPOSITE THE MASONIC HALL,
PHILADELPHIA,
JEWELRY
SETS OF DIAMONDS
Meer are offered for gale at
PRICES ADAPTED TO THE TIMES,
CLOAKS AND MANTILLAS.
CLOTH CLOAKS.
kikoist $6 TO IVZO,
belitithb-lrn S. E. oor.NINTII and MARKET Ste
in mikes variety'
LIGHT AND DAME CLO T CLOAKS,
of every shade
BLACK CLOTH CLOAKS,
of every quality ;
BLACK SILK-VET:VW CLOAKS
EVERY NEW STELIi,
-EVERT NEW MATERIAL;
THE LARGEST STOCK
AND
EQ. 23 &math NINTLE &root.
HOUGH & Co.,
No. 25 South TENTH Street,
Opposite Franklin Market
CARPETINGS.
In order to cloee out
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
CARPETING . S
By the end of the year; we shall Ude day make
STILL FURTHER REDUCTIONS IN PRICES
BAILY & BROTHER,
No. 920 CHESTNUT Street.
STORE TO LET, AND FIXTUEES FOR SALE.
eel7-tuthe 8m
MILITARY GOODS.
WOOLLEN YARN
ARMY 1-2 HOSE,
FANCY WOOLLEN HOODS, NS.
BIAS, SONTAGS, &c.
THOS. MELLOR & CO.,
40 AND 40 NORTH THIRD 13TRIER.1
rio2B-0'
I.2S3Z' DUCK,
ARMY STANDARD.
FOB SALE RIC
ALFRED SLADE /41 Co,
39 LETITIA and 40 SOUTH FRONT STREET.
n026-12t
CADET MUSKETS AND EQUIP
MENTS..—We have jwit male to otter a lot of altr
perior MUSKETS suitable for Philadelphia Cadets. 'lheY.
are light and neat, such as every parent would wish, to,
place in the hands of their eons, affording bealthfiil, ex
ercise viltb,out being so heavy as to injure the spine.
Also, CADET EQUIPMENTS made to Meek° psi.
tenh ?Hipp WILSON A CO.,
nr.l9-1m diks•tthrt*treet.
]ILL -HEAD PRINTING, BEST
and Cheapest in the city, it It TIGW< &
Ntovrp,
South THIRD street. WA'
WANTS.
ACTIVE, WILLING LAD,
about 16 years old, wishes a situation. Address
"George," Press other. Best city references given.
de3-3t*
NV - ANTED-I N DRY GOODS
Store, a Salemum—one of a few years' experi
ence. Moot wok the German and 14 nglhda. Undoubted re
ference as to }nmity, industry, and busineemqualitioe re
quired. One from the country preferred. Addroee BOY
M t " rotthtown, Pn. intail-fianka-4t*
SALESMAN WILL BE OPEN FOR
an ENGAGEMENT, January Ist. A Salvankan
who NOIR Seventy Thousand dollars or Dry Goixiii
to first-eta. veor Pellogylvalth, trivitu. lteterenee giVOll.
Addromit RICH A HD, Presß Dffiek del-tin
WANTED -BY A YOUNG MAN,
a situation its Cirri:, or omployment in any lin
elnesa capacity. Ilr tune a general knowledge of bumittem,
Red can give th.• most riotinfactory reference. Addrette
J. 1101 , 1 1 1 M, no5O-tit*
MAGAZINE.—Wanted a Person of
responsibility to asAist in the management of a
Magazine melt eslaLlished. Address Magazinf," at
this °nice. nobl:).3t4t
rpo MERCHANT TAILORS.—Want
edJL a competent CUTTER to take mole charge of a
besineati already established. Must be of good addresa,
good salesman, and good manager. To a auitalde pCa . -
Mon an interest in tile intailleSH Will be &OM Geed re..
regalred, and must have a few lumdred dollars.
Inquirv, Deceadwr Bd, at No. 53 North THIRD Street,
Philadelphia. m.30.4t*
within ten
—AL.. twelve ntilea of Philadelphia for vi'llieb the beet
filialitY Of improved city property will ho given in ex
change. Apply - to E. PETTIT,
oc3o No. 309 WALNUT Street.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
STORE NO. 51.5 MARKET ST_R
aaa~uuttilf—lT
cl..ciocic
difs MI PI RA I.I4.—KEY WC) a_v-oar - r-ra , ur
PA built in Italian style, beautifully gauged un LEX
INGTON Street, near by the Passenger Railroad, West
Philadelphia ; large lots, Also, two beautifully si
tuated in blaylandville, near the Darby Passenger
Railroad. Either of_ which will he sold very low, on the
most reasonable terms. Apply to B. I'ETT[T,
na2B N 6. 209 WALNUT Street.
FOR SALE—WEST LOGAN
/Ma SQUAT:II PROPERTY.—Four-story Brawn Stone
Dwelling. with extensive back buildings.
For further particulars, apply to E. PETTIT,
n 023 No. 309 WALNUT stfm,t.
ti FOR SALE- VALUABLE
m--g. - FARM and MILL PROPERTY—Farm containing
90 ACRES of superior LAND, situate twelve miles
north of the city, near Fort Washington station, North
Penn% Railroad. Rirst•cisea improvements. Apply to
E. PETTIT,
No. 309 WALNUT Street.
TO EXCHANGE—DeIaware County
Farm, containing 75 acres of superior land, situate
nine mike from the city, one mile from railroad station,
nicely watered, with excellent stone buildings, fine fruits,
fix. Also, a number of farms to exchange for City Pro.
perty. Apply to E. PETTIT,
nol6 No. 309 WALNUT Street.
FARM FOR SALE.-A FARM, in
excellent state of cultivation, containing fifty-ono
acres, (nine of which aro woodland,) pleasantly situated
in Limerick township, blontgomery county, two and a
half miles from the - Limerick station, on the Reading
RailYond, is 'offeFe.l fox sale. Pr-Ice—rive thousaud dor.
lars ($5,000). Apply on the premises.
nol6.tf SAMIEL 11. GRAFF.
TO EXCHANGE Cheap Delaware
State Fruit and Grain Farm containing IS6 acreeof
land, situate within °nein& of railroad station, Delaware
Railroad. Also, Montgomery county farm, containing 95
acres, eighteen miles above the city. For further parti.
culars apply to E. PETTIT,
uol6 No. 309 WALN:ST Street.
VOR SALE—Yaluable Farm, contain
ing 130 acres; 30 acres or excelent Woodland, the
balance in a high state of cultivation, nicely watered
with springs and running streams, situate 6 miles from
Doylestown depot, and 234 miles from Lambertville sta
tion and Delaware river, Bucks county. Plain and sub
stantial stone improvements; good out-buildings, and
every variety of traits. Pries only WS par WO ;my
terms. Apply to E. PrZETIT,
sel9 No. 309 WALNUT Street.
BOARDING.
SELECT FRENCH AND ENGLISH
BOARDING HOUSE, No. 33 South SIXTEENTH
Street, near Chestnut. Terms moderate. del-1m
634 SPRUCE STREET—Rooms for
families or single gentlemen, with board.
n026-fit*
EDUCATIONAL.
PROF. F. A. BREGY, Or GIRARD
College, gives private instruction in the French
Language and Literature. Apply GIRARD COLLEGE.
nol9-tuths6t*
FINANCIAL.
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NATIONAL LOAN.
The undersigned aro prepared to deliver the Seven
and Three-tenths Treasury Notes upon payment.
DREXEL 4 CO., Bankers,
nog-lm 34 South THIRD Street.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CODIMONWEALTII FIRE
BAITCE COXPANY, OF THE STATE OE
PENNSYLVANIA.
DIRECTORS.
David Jayne, M. D., Charles H. Rogers,
John M. Whitall, John IL Walker,
Edward C, IC.Pight, Robert Shoemaker,
Thomas S. Stewart, William Struthers,
Henry Lewis, Jr., Stephen Coulter.
DAVID JAY E, N. D., President.
JOHN M. warrALL, Vice President.
SAMUEL S. MOON. Secretary.
91110, Qounonwealih sgilding, INS CHESTNUT
Street, Philadelphia. see-if IS
FAME INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 406 CHRSTNIIT atm&
!DIE AND INLAND INSIIIIANOIL
DEIMOTOISO.
George W. Day of Day & Matlack.
Samuel Wright 46 Wright Bros. & Co.
D. B. Disney 44 Davis & Birasy.
Henry Lewis, Jr 4 4 Lewis Bros. & Co.
O. Richardson.. 44 .7. C. Howe & co,
3310. W. Zversaan....... •..7. W. Zvennaa & 00.
Geo. A. West..... " West & robes.
F. R. Martin . 64 Savage, Martin, & Co.
0. Wilson Davis.. Attorney-at-law.
Z. D. Woodruff of Sibley, Molten, & Woodsy'.
Jno. Kessler, Jr.. No. 1713 Green street.
GEORGE W. DAY, President.
FRANCIS N. BUCK, Vice-Prealdilil
WILLIAMS L BLANCHARD, Secretary. Ja284111
ANTHRACITE- INSURANCE
COMPANY. Authorized Capital $400,000
oftt co N, 31 o 1 WALNUT Street, between Third NM
Fourth Onsets, Philadelphia.
The Company will insure *goblet loss at damage by
Tire, on Building% Ihirnitare, and Merchandise gene
rally.
Also, Marine humrances on Tassels, Cargoes. and
Freights. Inland Insurance to all parts of the VIOL
DIBBOTOBB.
Jacob Esher, Joseph Marßekt,
D. Luther,John Ketcham,
L. Andenred, John B. Blalsistoia,
Davis Pearson, Wm. F. Dean,
Peter Weser, J. N. Baum.
Pansn, Presi.lami.
P. DIAN, Vice Praddent.
mill-Ilf
W. M. Barrett, Secretary
SAVING FUNDS.
QAYING FUND-LUNITED MAT=
N.. 7 TRUST COMPARE, corner THIRD sled OHM.
EDT Streets.
INTEREST ma PER CENT.
B. B. CRAWFORD, Preddent,
JAMES R. HUNTER, Secretary end Treeenrer.
Office hour., from 10 mail 8 o'clock.
Thie 00M16117 is not joined in any Slaiiestion b list
Legislature.
MILITARY NOTICES.
..
IHEADQTJARTERS KEYSTONE
ARTILtIitY. Dem - imams 3, 1361.
• This Ctwps will parade with its full Battery of Ar
tillery, THIS DAY, fur formal presentation to the
Committee of Defence and Protection. _
-
The Drill will take place on the Ground. north of GI
BARD COLDEtilt at 2 o'clock, and will Int reviewed by
Cab. PLEMONTON i S o'clock.
The members of Select and Common Conncits are re
spectfully itrvited to he present. It*
w anted to lin upa company of tile SECOND REGI
MENS,IRISH 15 I ‘' la - D E---Recruits
IRISEI Iszticitoma 113,.,._ 5w 1L,,....
forms, and comfortable quarters on sigartr,ra... l 9k
Apply at 14 South EIGHTH Street, or LOCUS l Street,
opposite the 111usical Fwal Hall, or at The CENTRAL
DEPOT, LEDGER ce.
Pla
M. REILLY, captain.
G. O'2IIALE X, Fires Lieutenant.
WM. A. REILLY,. BI Lltutohnt,_
i.,,g0 N
UNITED STATES MARINES.-
Wanted immediately for the United States Marine
Corp,] THREE HUNDRED ABLS-BODIED MEN
for sea service, between the, epos of eighteen and
yeara. Alt information may he roq*Urea
will be given at the Rendezvous, 311 South FRONT
Streot, below Spruce.
JAMES Captain,
Recruiting Officer.
n02T.12t
HEADQUARTERS CURTIN
'LIGET GUARD REGIMPIXT, P. V., No. SU
SANSOM Street Autherizedby the Governor, and
accepted by the Federal Government. Comfortable
quarters provided in Philadelphia. Pay, Rations, EISA
'Uniform as soon as enroll ed: Ify , ordes.
S of
OHL 11..TTAINR001.
W. R. MAC ADAM, Adjutant. no2S-111*
MRS. JAMES BE.TTS' CELEBRA
TED SUPPORTERS FOR LADIES, sad the
OOP Saunders under.smirusit medical patronage. LOA
dies and physicians are respectfully requested to can only
on llnt. Betts, at her residence, 1039 WALNUT Street,
Philadelphia, (to amid' counterfeits.) Thirty thousand
Invalids have been advised by their physlcianc.to use her
appliances. Those only ale genuine bearinathe United
States copyright,labeie on the box, and signatures, and
goo on the Ilitesestess. with tesni.ordsts. «16 Fd66it!
RAKER SE CO.'S UNEXCELLED.I.J' COD LlKER.Orle—The most apprceed remedy for.
Coughs, Colds,..Broncliltia, Scrofula, &c. Physicians, in.
Fre s eritAng itiloyt kis Mc tatinwnittivif maw 4 .. th, -
IPr°re"Rni7i SilaiOnice of semilnenece in -which au ship
efficacy of the invaluable medicine is ;stained. lavalide,
are aeaursti,.by the evidence of thow,ands, that 2 is loas_
nauseam and more readily retained `,A) their ber&lit than,
many manufactured compounds soleatis Cod Li - ter Oil.
gold,,theletalt. itt.l fetal, BY fiLt PF6Drieffla and b.. 1.
City Apothecariee. JOHN C. BAKER &CO.,
no2o-linif 154 North THITAD Street,
.•10:0w w•,-• E. S. RA.RLET,
VIIIINDMIATCI UNDERTAXER,
Sontbweet corner of TEWA GA
II and ZEIC: ainectig.
nol9.33nif*
VALUABLE OID ENGRAVINGS,
that have been tern or defaiced, Call INS LOCannlatial
mai framed, neatly ebeigy, for Vilitisl4 , ll.n,
11XNE:ENT'S, No. 82If ABM'S*. noaCkiftt
CHILDREN'S OVERCOATS AND
ZEPHYR 000110—The moat 'W6.1144.11 'wort.
inent, and at tb•tioweet 'vices in the city. at the Central
Childrenla Cle!king 13blee - Na. ii Milk victim" gIL IA
above llarbet. n029.11#4
CLEANLINESS strictly observed at
NJ CATTEKuNFT'S Vair•Vulting Satan, FOURTH
BPI 1 1 1HctiCli, son-iftt
AMUSEMENTS.
MF:RICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
ALL —BROAD AND LOCUST Street&
Leaeen and Manager J DI. NrxoN
THU (TUESDAY) EVENING, NO PIIRPON &I A Noe:,
In consequence of the necneeary preparations fur the
production of the Orand Spanish Ballot, on Thursday.
TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY) EVRNING, Dec. 4J
SECOND FORItE43T NIGHT.
WHIM TIM GREATEST LIVING TRAGEDIAN,
MR. EDWIN FuititENT,
Will make Ins second appearance In live yearr, and, In
consequince of
TIIE IMMENSE FURORE
created on Monday evening, will repeat his great rendi.
Lion of
HAMLET ~.”.11AMLET
On TLIURSDA Y EVENING,
The Lenutiful will fascinatingly ronownoi Sparkish
Dawns°
BENORITA ISM . = MBAS,.
0111 the Royal Opera, pinfirhi t Rini the' principti Hill•
roman 01541'31 1.1”111neli, who ham recently crentod a per
feet Furore in Boston and New York, will make leer
Debut, supported by
SIONOIt X MINES,
And a 41117111
SPAN CORPS llt; BAAAET,
PRICES OF ADM USN/N.—Parquet, Parquet Circles,
and Balcony, 50 cents. No extra charge for Reserved
Emits. Private Boxes, with admiseiona for Eight; per
sons $l6. Family Circ le Amphitheatre 25 contd.
SHAYS '
ATS SECURED YOUR DAYS- ADVANCE,
Doord open at 7 Coninumen at hair 04 7,
t;onnEST Nlu wrs,
MONDAY,WEDNRSDAY, I , RI Y lust SATURDAY.
MRS. JOHN DREW'S
All ARCH-STREET THEATRg.
Acting and Stage Manager W. E FREDBRIOKB.
Rimini...lg Agent and Treaauror JOS. D. MURPHY.
TEES (TUESDAY) EVENING, Decembor3l,
OR LOVE re. POLICY.
The Micheal' Dowager . .Sire. John Drew
Prince MaNifiliiihrl Mr: L. R. Shamll
sLASDER AND unaitEn.
- v/. • Ap: ji= l
At be
CHANGE or TimE.—Doors open at ore
will r i " at 7 .,':im n e n c iiri. l LA.rvod seats.
WALNUT -STREET ti v iIEATILE--
NINTII and WALNUT Streets.
Sole Lessee AIRS. AL A. GARRETT:ION.
BENEFIT FOIL THE VOLUNTEER REFRESH-
MENT LOONS.
Last Night but four of Mr. J. 3.. CLARK}`..
THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, Dezember 3d,
PAUL PRY.
Paul Pry 11r. J. &Clarke.
To be followed by MADELAINE.
Miea Alice atey.
LIFFr IN PHILADELPHIA.
hsh Kr. float&
Madelathe
PRIORS-60, 37X, 75, and 25 cants; Private Boxes,
65 and $3.
Doors open at 6y,,; Performance to commence at 7,V.
WIIEATLEY'S CONTINENTAL
THEATRE—WALNIIT Street, above EIGHTH.
22,000 persons Mere already criteuessed the great
EQUESTRIAN SPECTACULAR DRA !
The excitement increasing nightly
THIS EVENING, AND EVERY EVENING,
Will be performed the Gram, Eastern Equeitriaa Spec
?NOM!' Dilma,
Tli F. GATADMA OF THE GANGES!
Or, THE RAJAH'S DAUGHTER!
Commencing with NATURE AND PHILOSOPHY.
Grand Matinee on Saturday next at 2 o'clock.
FOURTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
PROFS. MILLI:CHAIM J LEWIS'
GYMNASTIC INSTITUTE,
THURSDAY EYENING, December sth, pin,
AT THE
MUSICAL FUND HALL.
Extensive and costly preparations have been made to
render this the most attractive entertainment of the de
scription that has ever been presented to the pla,lic. The
vertormatim, cultai rely by the members of the bled.
tuft, will combine all of their Prize upon the
following apparatus;
SINGLE BAR,
lIORSE,
LADDERS,
DUMBBELLS,
PARALLEL BARS,
DOUBLE TRAPEZE, ho.
A grand Burlesque upon and Exposition of
HERMANN,
in Ids Prestidigitatorial tricks. The nhole to conclude
with Triomphe of Skill anti Agility, in the shape of Acro
batic Fenin mid Oroupinge, The entire exer
cises under the immediate direction of PROF. LEWIS.
Tickets 25 cents. Performances to commence at 7,4
o'clock. de3-31
Q.CHILLER , S c: SONG OF THE
BELL.” Mimic by HOMIIE11(1.
TIIE HANDEL AND HAYDN SOCIETY will per.
folio this heantiftd Composition on TUESDAY EYE.
NINO, December 10th, at MUSICAL FUND BILL,
assists d by the Germania Orchestra.
Preceding the "Cantata," the Society will give la me
celiattwo.. Entertainment, wet among other 6clectionst
will be the "Hymn of Praise,"
" by Mendelssohn.
The Directors have been at expense in preparing
for this Entertainment, and to make it within the reach
of all, have put the Tickets at 25 cents; and they may be
bad at all the Music Stores, and the following °Seers of
the Society E, A: Kelley, 16 Bank sheet; A. W. Hand,
Sixth street, near Cherry •C. B. Barrett, Eleventh end
Ridge avenue; and D. W. C. Moore, 5 Bank street.
Books of the Poem to be had at the Ball, on the eve:
ning of the Concert. Price 10 cents,
Concert to begin at 8 o'clock.
W°LFSOHN & THOMAS'S - FIRST
CLASSICAL SOIREE.
SATURDAY, DECEmBEn 14ra,
AT THE
ASSEMBLY BUILDTNGS,
Curlier TENTH and , CHESTNET Strookit
Subscriptions (for the aerial) will he received at then
principal blade Store-3. Single tickets $l, or tickets ad
mitting 3 persona $2; can be bed on the evening at the
door. de3-12t
I{AGICI LANTERN PICTUREBOB
-
.1.T.1 THE REBELLlON—Representing all the prom&
Dent Scenes, Engagements, and Incidents to this date.
For - sale by JAMES W. QUEEN & 004
924 CHESTNUT Street.
A Descriptive List furnished gratis, and sentby OWL
free, on application. no2lilta
TEMPLE OF WONDERS, TEN=
and CHESTNUT Streets.
SIGNOR BLITZ, THE GREAT MAGICIAN' AND
VENTRILOQUIST, in his new And constantly-varied,
Dellormancem, EVERY EVENING;
and WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOON
at a—illustrating the astonishing and interesting Myste
ries ct Ancient and Modern Magic, entertaining Yenta
inquiet Demonstrations, in which the voice will Ramer
and delight, and the LEARNED )ANA BY BIRDS,
Admission:, 25 eantst ehildren,l3 cents. &Wild
CARL, WOLFSOHN AND THEO
DORE THOMAS' SERIES OF SIX CLASSI
CAL SOIRICES.—Third Season. Subscriptions will La
received at the Principal Mimic Stoma, whore Pro
grammes and full particulars can. he seen nos Im
GERMANIA ORCHESTRA
CARL SENTZ, Conductorl..
PUBLIC REHEARSALS every SATURDAY, at !IN
eiaiek P.. M., at the MUSICAL Pttlib
Package of Eight Tickets, $1; Single TicketK, 26 066
To lie had at Andre's, 1104 Chestnut street, J. E. Gould's,
Seventh and Chestnut, and at the door of the Hall. oc9s4lf
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY' OP
THE FINE ARTS, 1020 CHESTNUT WM, 11#
open daily, Sundays excepted, from 9 A. ft. till 0 P. M.
Admission 25 cents. Children under twelve yew*
half price. Shares of Stock. $BO. Jyl
WATCHES, JEWELRY, 4,c. I
IN ORDER TO REDUCE OUR
large stock of WATCHES JEWELRYt SILVER
WAKE. and 'MUSICAL BOXES, we are now, in so
aordance with the times, offering them at GREATLY
REDUCED PRICES.
Ladies or gentlemen intending to purchase a Watch
for their own wear, will find at ourKistabliahment as
article that can be IMPLICITLY , gm's'? 9N he
time, and at a price Mimi 145Vits than ever berme
asked.
Particular attention is given to repairing fine Watches,
Clocks, and Musical Boxes, by skilful workmen.
TARR & BROTHER, Importers,
ocW.lmif 324 CHESTNUT Street, below fourth..
SAFES.
In LILLIE'S SAFE DEPOT RI-
Liu MOVED to No. 21 South Sign/NTH Street, use.
ranklin Institute.
The undersigned, thankful for past favors, and babe
determined to merit future pationego, has secant am
elegant and convenient store, .and. bas now on hand
large assortment of Lillie's Celebrated Wrought MS
Chilled Iron Fire and Burglar Proof Safer, (the eel,
strictly Are and burglar proof tees made.) Also, WWI
Unequalled Bank Vault, Sam an&Baak Locks.
liiigee gar* Vela Port mid Locks will be ftindalmi
to order on abort notice. This is thadrongort, beet pre.
Waal, and cheapest Door and Lock yet offered.
Also, particular attention is coaled to Lillie'e lfsw
Cabinet Safe, for Plate, Jewelry, ae. This Safe is ma
ceded to surpass in style.and.elesence anything yet al
tered for this purpose, and is the emir one that is aria,
Are soot brmalm - woof._
SPECIAL NOTION. —1 have now on hand say twenty ed
Farrel, Herring, & Co.'s Safes,-mast of them nearly new"
and some forty of other makers, crenPriting a comfdrdS.
assortment as to vises, and all.lately exchanged for the
now celebrated Lillie Safe. They will be sold at eml
low prices. Philtre esil and svemins.
Ja2S-lyit AL C. SADLER. Apart.
gSILVER'S- AM-TIGHT GAB-.
BURNER, FQR•. MR PARLOR, DaTING.
BOOM, AND , 01:Va4E,
IN ALTe.BUIS,
And made in the . , mopt.a2proved manner, of th,e,.beet,
importedßuesia CLAY °DLO.
DEES, of which we bane 6 , xclueive sale.
Kerala. CHASE, S NCETH,
itoritt AVAM4%iirpei,
oit-Inif
------
4 NORTH, CHASE, & NORTHIIi
ur
cEanflow coolant FIQVICS,
Gas. consernarz,...with. Double-plated tope, and U.
the latest imptocomenin.
11auvaluinu - sa and sold at
No. 209 North SECOND Street.
012-2mit
TI-1011NiN'S CELTABRATEDI
LAV ON KITOIIHNIEB,"
The beet, ,most durable, and cor.reniont arrows ,
meat for Coolchiaj ho.ving ill° best fitarAtiel foe au ahmk.
dent supply otal..l,,Walier, Roasting, Rldtbal , Ste*Re.
Broiling, &c. Von sale, in various Dues, of our ow manufacture. NORTH, CHASE . & NORTH,
No. 209 North SiCOND Streik
e32-2ndr PhiladclWp.
SLATE MANTELS.
These. besot:l%llr ensmellel.ll4llTELP,, .sq
eidedly.pre4rebts• to mai others, c4emartufactarralbrstes
and •sohl aka
IItrACIS TO SUIT WE TIM M
AANCIE.D & 'WILSON.
0r4,-3.10E I o.ICc4Q,IMIXISTART , SIM&
ITEM BALTIMOLE GASZURIsIat?.IG
ITIE-PLAgri 111,102S:ER Nit
Bomatimee called the 44 . arab° .V.cfp) l . ta
stave tar warming the•tigra In yid:A AostAridik. sod alai
rams above. Call aca)oolt. at thtal•
ito,WANITI
talyontwi &mg.
w ig& FOR INIZW YORK.
low DAILY LIRE, via Delaware me
SKIMP Cl l 4 lll l
VailadegNo_awl Few "Totii "4M4lllllstearalboat
patty receicahabglat and /amp dajh at S r. M., &Um..
tag their camtWe in Now Egxktio fallowing AWL
EraliiitlaW'Ast at tvasealibla raw'
WU. P. CLYDE, ABeny
/10. 14 BRIM W
414 MU M HARVES, Min
A466t adallitlia
.74.6.
44141 Pitts 14 NO 16 EAST RIVER, New Tasii.
s i dat FOR NEW YORK. The
PhilAdolpals Steam Propellor pol/
C4lloll9aff thck WWI!! P?! es Mimi; 4
/OW MOW.
Their dome= are now reoeivhail COAaht &Mow/
Pier above Wolsost "boot.
Turns s 000maxelatina. Apply to
W. la. SAM a 00..
Stt Pfintill 4741"2i