FIRE IN TILE TWENTY-FOURTH WARD--Yeg
torday morning, shortly after nine o'clock. a fire occurred
at the extensive coal oil-manufactory of Messrs. Rowley,
Aoliburner, & CO., at Maylandville, Twenty-fourth ward.
*The iitlMet originated neehlan6.ll,-, by sun sudden
ignitiOn of a quantity of benzine gas, which was followed
by ft loud explosion. The upper portion of the main
building was destroyed and considerable damage was done
to the fixtures and apparatus. There was very little oil
Or building at the firm, only some three or four bar.
.Tell be lig burned. The total toss in ontimand at between
three and four hundred dollars, upon which there 11 no
Insurance.
IL,. flames flashed over the whole department so quickly
t ha t several wOlttilell were elechtly burned "'pram effeer
ht their escape. The tire burned itself out. The work
men prevented the flames from extending to the other
Luildiugs. This establishment was burned out a year or
two ago. Sineethen the build': - .4 has been made nearly
fire-proof. The furnaces have been pi reed on 010 out,
side of the and the av root as ready is sten%
Ili the out-buildings. Every precaution has been used to
guard against fire, and hereafter the bulks aro to be made
of iron.
PARADE OP Tim REGrxr.Nr or LANV'fill3.--•
This regiment is now tinder orders for Washington. and
is only waiting transportation by the Philadelphia,
and Baltimore Railroad to leave. The great
amount of business on that road has causeil the /May in
ib n L n a c hA , the r e g iment. 1, ,-, WitnnenCe of these
lanexpeeted delays, Colonel Bush has, at the request of
Many of our citizens, ordered a parade of the regi
ment in the city to-day, to give all an opportunity
to see a full regiment of lancers. They wilt
lei WC Cam Mein at 10 &Meek A. M., amt will
enter the city by North Broad. street, and thence
proceed down Broad to Arch. up Arch to Eighteenth,
down righteenth to Spruce, down Spruce to Broad, up
.troad to Chestnut, down Chestnut to Ninth, up Ninth to
Filbert, up Filbert to Twelfth, up Twelfth to Spring
Garden, up .c.phleg Barden so Breath and out Broad to
camp. The regiment will be armol with their new
lance, and will be accompanied by their mounted band.
The finest display may be expected on North Broad
street, where the width of the street wilt enable the re
giment to march with a wide feent.
POLICE CASES.—Yesterday morning a man
named John Dougherty was held in Si,coo hail, by Al.
dernisn Defiler, to answer the charge of having passol
ODD Of thr rnmiterfait 1,111„, the: .V . o.role.ne . +.14 me
chanics Bank, some two weeks since, at a restaurant on
Chestnut street. Eliza Harrison, residing at Marcher
:Street and Girard avenue, and Mary Young, a resident of
Second and George streets, were committed yesterday
for keening djantdoely hous4i. Doverai parties
NITTO alai held to hail for being frequenters of the place.
On Sunday John Draper and Caroline \V hire, both co
lored residents of St. lifary street, got into a fight, and
each us , eil a razor quite freely. John was cut in the
aide and Caroline in Plc arm. A considerable eiteratii
e1t..1., , ,1‘vas noted, Out the wounds are not considered
neriou4. The combatants were arrested and committed
for trial.
MINCE PIES FOR CIIRLSTMA9.—Ainong ttw,
indionentalds reouigitig for the 6 , 116t.t0ry - celebration of
the Chrsstmag holidays lirC good mince pies, the materials
fur making which, we are happy to inform our readers,
they will tied in profusion and greatest excellence at the
More of Mr. Albert C. Roberts, neater in line geocories,
at the corner of NitlViith Mid Yine [limb_ Of Oa
nee Just announced a fresh supply
Ihmch and layer raising, - Sultana and seedless raisins,
-.citrons, currants, spices, sweet cider, wines, et cetera.
In addition to these, Mr. Roberti.' stock embraces every
fresh delicacy and substantial in the annory lino. Ido ig
imply ratrimiyA3 by tho Aria laminae of this city. and
811 wbo deal with him once become permanent customers.
ARMY CLOTHS.—A number of Philadelphia
ffirms have forwarded propOdal3 for sun:dying the Go
'sensor-a a.-4 eh army cloth The folbncing bids have
been accepted, from this city: Sky-blue kersey, 27
inches wide, 11 ounces to the yard, 350,000 yards at SI
and 41.1.0214 per yard. Sky-blue kers, y 54 inches wide,
92 ounces to the yard, 200,000 yards at S 2 per yard !
Derk blue cloth, for APMY D urn ss f„~t., 3 - t
ounces to the yard, 109,000 same, at $2.70 per yard.
The rnannfacture of this cloth will keep our factories
'Juicy all through the winter, and furnish employment to
a considerable number of men.
FILN - E.n..14, Or YOIXNTEERS.--This afternoon
the funeral of George W. Weaver, of Company F, Se
venty-first Regiment P. Y., who tlied. ar Camp Observa
tion, will take place, from the residence of his mother,
434 Jefferson street.
trha iikkekiii oP tkoteo.nt connelly took Nitre on
Nanday afternoon, from his late residence, in Raines
street, Germantown. It was attended by two companies
of Rome Guards.
David McCloud, of Company G, Third Regiment r,
V. tsar alga burial on guadas-, ttt, nstiimry avnors
no was a resident of Mount Airy, in the Twenty-second
ward.
TEE NEW BRIDGE OVER. THE SCIII7YLK/LL.—
The abuthients outi piers Of the new iron beldo , e be-
Ing bn r oxen the Schuylkill, opposite the arsenal, hare
been finished, anti at the western end the superstructure
is already in its place. Upon both sties of the river the
line of the extension of the road has bean graded and the
work or lot log trip reels is gnitnir forward rapidly_ The
Lrld o e 7 completedi wid be entirely fire-prod, net
in this respect will be far superior to the old bridge over
- the Schuylkill at Market-street wharf.
Dnov, - Nnft GABS.—An unknown ,nu, while
-intimicated, fell off the steamboat Edwin Forrest on
Sunday evening, about hall past 8 o'clock, into the
'Delaware. and Wail drowned. Ile had been sitting on the
railing of 11w boat, and was observed to fall into the
-water, but had (Unmated before aniAßßAii. corn Is.
z-r.raciert-d. Tile hat Of um man was found upon tile For
. rest, end may lead to his identification. It is a black
round-crow ned Kosenth hat, nearly new, with tho words
-C' The I'Mon Forever," upon a biro striped lining. The
bat is at The sixth wgra dation:harm.
DESS'ENT -ON A POLICY OFFlCE.—Yesterday
afternoon, Detectives Henderson and Carlin made a de
scent cm a policy office in Elder Arcot, between Tenth
gittl ideivatin and took into mo,to.ly the writer, John
3110T1114. and seized all the beam and papers. At the
tune t he tolizers went into the building, the place was
-filled with a number of poor and half-naked persons who
were porrnssing tickets. iFforris was arraigned before:
Police hlnibirate baler, and eaininitted onawer.
FLAG 'PRESRNTATION.—The friends of Col.
Gregory's' Regiment, at Camp Chase, wdl present them
with .a Leautiful flag, at their camp grounds ' Darby wad,
to.morrinr ntlernants,,al a The occasion will
entitles; attract a large attendance of the friewin Of this
sterling re
ADlusz.--A fishing skiff; about eightentA feet
itsoth. way idelce4 np 1,7 llmlnir ronce, opposite
the Kolbiugton Water Works, on Sunday night. The
boat -is named-. Kate," and is painted yellow, with a rod
Lead and green gnnwate.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THE MONEY MARKET.
rirmAvsbrimt, December 9, 1881
.The burinestof the stock Board continues light, not
vithstandiug -the favorable construction put upon the
foreign news and the eteady improvement aittieesed in
trade .-Itoodingltailrouti enares gained „if , dosing
at 17m to- 131-100.
In the-money market there is no change. Credit is
still dear, no names selling freely excepting Rion of un.
tfook6.d. ei ngc Urn for such there is a ready market
at low rates.
OPTIOLLL BANK STATEMENT
WHEEL'S' IentELOES OF THE PEIII,4DEWRIA USK&
Dec. 2. Dec. 9._i Dec. 2.4 Dec. 9
M 4,160,000 61,100,9001,19 i 40961,760,000
3,451%,86ti 3,411,311. 934,402 963,732
5,169,753' 5,260,7741,548,084'1,566,716
2,042,000', 2,011,000. 384,000 1 3:31,000
2,047,300, 1 2,065,1305 e, 205,2 - 26 283,620
1,5 92 , 000 ; 1 1 656 1 0 00, $;; ,000; 833,000
1,445 7 A45: /,914.,V3Ti UMW 315,2113
795,600; 781,881: 2.06,T00: 1112,687
848,692 1 865,668, 192,242, 177,397
1.634.91 1,575,357 550,3111 549,31.7
998,520; 1,303,040, /6 1 ,896, i§12015
817,92 F: 314,1140. 167,320
2,544,623 2,1i12,37 tj 347,415: 355,833
628,9011 628,0071 159,034; 146,036
036,9311 633,0311 69,510. 110,2-11
978,71 935,983 127,997 i 124,376
530,09 579441 40
; 1,440: 102,014
849,000, 512,0*. 142,000, 147,000
486,0001 490,000 i 79,000. 64,660
AI 31,160,5027,404,530 1, 9 041,912
InitOSITS. OlgetlLATio.s.
Philadelphia
Norti. Arm-Az
Farm Sr Mech..
Mechanic&
N.
Xerieington ....
Pew Towualziss I
Western.
Kan & Mach —1
Commerce
Girard...._._..
Tradeemen's
Comolidation...
City
Commonwoalth.
Corn Exoliang.
Union
30,048,052 j
Dec. 2. Dec. 9. I Dec. 2. -{
02,93 2 , 0 ` 30 1§2,725,000.82A6,000
2,570,0091 2,464,2711 212,0451
4,990,2924 5,090,4811 300,830
1,440,0001 1,361,000, 141,00 01
1,222,3801 1,226,8951 123,800,
1,32;0991 1,251,100175,000 i
814,999 003,9881 10,245
.
685,9261 067,951! 140,775
652,0831 625,286; 69,166
1,157.0051 1,131,579 1 125,215
875,350 842,1551 7§ 1 5a4
711,16111 434,143 ; 40 4 013
1,493,0871 1,406,1171 130,280
510,590 500,687: 6 4 ,0931
394,5791 561,836 1112,030
643,795, 589,728: 56,245
91,976
378,000 370,000, 90,000
310,000 1 290,000 51,000
Philadelphia.. .1
America. ,
Farm h Mech..
NeebanieV
N. Liberties....
Newington
Peon Township
Western.
le,
Tradeemen's....
Consolidation ..
City
COMinnnirealth.,
Corn Exchange.
23,047,331 22,931,035 2,243,;?M
- rut utrregates comma
98 follr.w•s :
Dec.
.$11,970,
. 58,8-it,
Capital St&tit
Latina
7,404
Due fin otter 13k8 • 1;697;944 3, ,
Due to otter Ms... 3,624,2.61 3,0
Depoeite ...... ..... 23,047,331 22,9
Giccultition 2,243,1.1 2,2
Loans. Specie.
July 1 .72,967,M01 i
6,688,393 1
Aug. 5 24,211,527i6,743,3211
- BePt. 2. .... .28,657,264 6,179,482
it 11 .29,926,4541 0,017079
ti 10 27,871,497 5,046,346
~ 23 ....27,459,472 4,097,284
Lt. 30 26,713,917 5,223 , 672
, Oct. 7 30,499,119 5,383,277
ii 14. 90,291,t37 4013,592
(4 91 29,705,244 6,375,750
---
1 28.
- Nov. 4.
'a 11 .
111 IS.
lt 25
Dee. 2.
.a P.
28.805,509 0,554,6831
28,431,735 0,764,779
27,871,443 0,917,7651
27,629,25417,000,6031
.30,498,43117,457,108
.30,048,052;7,404,530
.31,160,50217,266,0121
The follo"ing 11164W:tont of the transaetinnti at the.
PhlladtiplllaClearing House, for the week ending Dec.
9, as furnished by the manager, George B. Arnold, Esq.:
Clearings. Balances.
$2.775,555 13 $168,123 49
2,440,17 , 3 4o 122,206 04
2,733,052 91 170.147 20
2,983,339 79 211,964 82
2,225,871 44 217,433 17
- 2.315,570 53 159,017 80
1)(c. 2 .
is 3__
•1 4..
/A 5 .
~ 0 .
4115,751,2f. , 2 20 $1,025051 13
The following is the 'United Slates Treasurer's monthly
.etatement of November 25, 1861, showing the amount to
his credit :
Am't on Draft 14 pay. Sohjpct to
deposit. I ell 0. draft.
In what place
$413,216.68 $317,948.73, $41,270.05
2,614,038.52 ; .551,05197 2,112,003.63
3,682,032 62 4,750,059 80,
6,304.6.3 277,145.52
1,116,815.70 1,110,301.59'
607,801.371 705,423.23'
1413,633.03 3.2,9515.00: 1.5 1
2,134.99; 306 01 1,429.96
525,663.15; 6,170.00, 519,493.19
1,000,955 211 915,144.90, 25,610.31
661,127.68 518,701.16 31,426.17
137,868.021 118,253,93' 19,589.99
12093.531 2,469.17 1 10,214.39
500.25' 500.25
1,135.63 1,067.54 66 05
516.79 516.70
6,000.01 6,000 01
0,210.40, 9 ,210.40
Treas. t. States.
AWL,
.. New York
.. ['Hada_
St. Louis
San Franc
DePei St Dalt.]
Cincinnati
Louiscilla
..
Filtsburg.
.. Chicago..
_
C. µle,
()ialto, Ni
Oli m pi NO
St. Cr., TM
.. Omaha, 01
.. Baltimore;
Ciikin, 8k
.. Lolllsl', S.
10,570 1 " k 9 403 4 580.35' 2.003,070 28
...,
overivarn AktiatAlit Treasurer, .1.... Y0rk..1111,068,921.19
.. .. .. Playlet.— 270,810.69
Sau Franc 97,801.38
.. ..
„. Depository at Baltimore 20.79
overdrafte PI 417,300.03
The bullion fund amounts to $1,102,161. There la
8,28.067 unavailable in the insurrectionary States,
The etockhoklers of the Little §thuyihja Na l igation
ball a mewling at their officer this morning, to receive the
report of a committee appointel at the annual meeting
last January, to examine Into the affairs of the company.
The 'firming was largely attended. The repert fed to it
long debate, and after a four-honra seseion the meeting
adjourned n u m the morning of December 10, at eleven
o'clock.
33, tenwrakin wo learn that Mb - Lehigh Tolley Tian.
road Company brought down from Mauch Chunk for the
week ending on Saturday, 7th inst., 15,711 tons of coal,
against 13,288 tons for corresponding week lent year—
whichl4 tom of coal far the Gat
i an increase of ;4
eat
or the meal year, commencing Dec.l.lBCl. 1,887
tons of Pig Iron were also sent down the road for the
week ending same date.
The Erie Canal doses on the largest business ever re
yorted in its history—the roronues exceeding 1847 by
5267.000.
The Cincinnati Cazcite says: " The subsCription to
the August 7.30 per cent. Union loan has been closed in
this city. The whole amount received up to that time,
was $2 90 ,000. Armaments nro being nulls t.
unzt.scriptiuns to the October lean. In the meantime the
agencies in this city have a simply of the August notes,
which will be furnished to subscribers on call."
We annex a comparattyo statenient Of the inwirtig of
fargigh Jrygnwla and general merchandise at ibe Devi
of New York fur the week ending December 6, and
since January 1 •
For the week. 1869. 1860. 1861.
Dry goods. 91,66,5,4• 4 •4 . a1,20,70:131 51904021
1,079,002 Z 1359,774 1,503,704
Total for the week... 2,747,555 3,460,505 1,698,726
Previously reported .221,900,672 213,180,567 114,953,835
Jan. 1 2e4 819,247 9i8,813.,51-liir l 6s'.'o6l
The New York Rtpress of this eveniug says :
Stocks have taken a jump, and those parties who have
agreed to sell property not in possession arc getting a
foretaste of what Is to happen after the financial plans
ttitt thiernment are more Fully dev4lap—t...,l tin ex
pansion of currency fully under way.
The Erie Canal closes on the largest business ever re
ported in its history—the revenues exceeding 1847 by
$261,000.
forth - week in 11ue.,1861.... 815,8.20
Toll received fourth week in Nov., 1880.... 30,590 13
Increase et 5,221 39
Toll received for month of Nov, 1801 61V3,654 46
Toll reeeiv.ia for mouth at Gov,, 100 Q 411,559 45
Increase 5217,205 01
'roll received from May 1 to Dec. 1, 1881...53,002,700 Si
Toll received from April 25 to Dec. 1, 1149, %won 14
Philadelphia Stock Exchange Sales,
December 9, Mi.
REPORTED BY S. E. SLITILMER, Philadelphia Exchmge
FIRST BOARD. '
23 North Penne R.. 6 10 Harrisburg R.... 52
50 Rending R..cash 17M 20 do, „„„, „ , a
50 do, . ..115AhA 17M 10 Ladzigit scrip.... Sag
PO do b. 5.17.31 19 do b 5 33m
400 Cam &Am 6s '7O. 35 20 do b533+3
1000 City 6s new...... 99 12 - do . 3234
5000 do It CAP... 84 11000 Penns coup 05.... 96
BETWEEN 110111110.
11 liarrisburglL... 52 ) SOO City 00 new...... 90
1160 Cam .& Am Os '7O. 85 I
SECOND BOARD.
I 5 Norristown Mile 43
woo sitoding 60 '43... 93
2000 do '44...92
100 do R..e5.17 3.16
13 Bony M001...5ds 00
[ CB .4-47E./Di.
1 Ponta 11 373;
1 North Pooho.ll_.
1100 Lehigh Gs 100
1000 Penult 5s s 5 79
523.66 do.. .es.3ctis 79
CLOSING PRI
aid. Mk.
Ph la .... . 113.31 89
Phila Be 83% 84
Phila Be new... 90 90
Penna. Se 78X 79
Boding B • 17 .3.16 17
Beading lids '7O 83.34
B'dg M 89'80'43 92i 1
.1, 93
Bead DI 89 ' 88.. 73 74
Penns R '4736 37,6
Penns 12d m 6e 844 85
ClMJerie
&lonia Cl Pret.lo9
Bch .Nav 68'82.. 62 634
Scb Nay Imn Os 70 74
Sob Nay Stock. 3 5
Eicb Nay FAIL
Elmira E....
VnGnainnit 9.EvaningL
71sT is no change in Flour, but the demand, kmth for
export and home use, is limited about 2,000 JAW sold on
private terms, and a few small Tats, mostly to supply the
trale, at $5.11).6 05.50 for super' §5.6 '4OO far
, •
extras Per rn ilcy j %Oil from 56.20.37 eff hid for
fancy lots• as to quality. Rye Flour is scarce, and si4l
ing in a small way at 81 de b)1 Corn Meal is but little
inquired for, and dull, at 8181 for Penn'a Meal,
mien lo apo T imid with ready gals at
'wig fns prices; 7a5,000 bushels sold at Me for prime
Pcnn'a red, mostly afioat ; 140 c for Southern do. and 142
0145 e for Penn's white. Rye is scarce, and selling Oil ar
rival at The for Penn's. Corn comes in slowly, and prima
lag 11104 t. with Mitik sal. at you rates j 1,000 PUS CIOIIDI
- yellow sold at t4e afloat, and a small lot at 63e, in
store, and 1,200 bushels new, mostly at 62c. Oats are un
change° ; sales of :2,000 bushels Delaware at 40c atLat,
and 3,500 bushels Penult at 41c, in store. Barloy li
MU, and wanted at The..
D.lna.—lot NO. 1 Quereltron is in gocd demand at
L 428.00 V ton.
COTTON is firm at the advance, and there is very little
doing in the way of sales.
91441 ARIES AND PILOVIPMIM—PIaere ly no clumlit, to
Hutt" in eitlivr, and very Hale movement in the market.
isEhms.-1 here is a fair demand fur Cloydrseel 3 about
250 bushels have been tazen at i-,'-1.50(674.75, as to qua
lity
WHISsY 1, dnll, bbls llinn at 201421 e, th. I.iter for
onto, uz lox; a2.oc gy gallon fbr dru•lge.
Philadelphia Came Market, Dec. 9, 1801.
The receipts of Beef Cattle are smaller than usual this
a=sk, re.. Mag about 1,400 bead. The demand is
better, but prices continue the same as last quoted. The
following are the particulars of the sales :
63 McQuaid ,k Carr, Ohio, afoeB.
70 Kimble, S Kith, Ch.„..foe eoenty, VeS,
32 Kennedy, Chester county, 15708,
50 James Mennen, Jr., Chester county $7*5.25.
48 P. IlathawaY, Chester county, 8708.
88 P. McFillen, Chester county and Ohio, $6.50e8
5Q Cochran it McCall, Chester teuni,e,,t t,4v, riatlt
100 Mooney Sr, Smith, Ohio, $3.5008.
32 W. Alexander, Chester county, $6.50m8.
20 Frank, Chester county, s7eB.
80 H. Chain, Ohio, $6m7.50.
32 CMS & Trainor, Ohio, Bt7aa..
DO IL lintel', Chegtec county, G6OB.
43 F. Beitenbaugh, Ohio, 8D307.
56 Fuller &Bros., Ohio, 86.50a,7.
88 Chandler, Chester county, 8 7.08 .
44 MCClces, Chester &runty, gitess_
Wolf, Ohio,StlB7.
32 P. Bolter, Ohio, $8.50Y17.
19 J. Holmes, Chester county, s6.mB.
40 J. Hoffman. Ohio, Sfs7geB.
29 A. Mcitentaugh, Chester county, 84107 1 10.
31 J, minor, Chester county, 87588.
About 80 head of Cows arrived, and sold at the Avenue
Drove Yard at from $22 to 835 4r head for Springers,
and 828@40 for Cow and Calf.
arriyale of Sheen reached ahbut %MO Leel this
week, selling at from 7 to 8c V' lb, net.
1.870 Hogs sold at the Avenue Drove Yard, at from
$5e5.25 8I:v 100 Its, mt.
She arrivals of Hogs at 11. G. Imhoff's Union Drove
Yard reached @,tie§ head, at from 34.95 to gate , 100 ike
net, according to quality.
6PICOLIS
CITY ITEMS,
OUR WESTERN ARMIES.—The Young
Men's Christian Association are doing a good work among
our armies in the West, and, from accounts, much re-
D ains Yet to be dens. W.; 0.1.0.. r-e, by par clagago ex.
Changes, that, the Association of that city convened the
largest meeting of the season, in Bryan Ball, on Wed
nesday evening, to listen to an address from our towns-
Wilt Dlr. Gotta IL Stuart, on the ileMieley for 60i-eased
r eligions ministrations to the soldiers. Mr. Stuart spoke
on this subject for an hour and a half in his usual
earnest style, interrupted by repeated rounds of applause,
and concluded by a solemn exhortation to the aa,ou oasu
present to devote themselves to God and their country.
At the close of the address Dr. Pratt proposed a collec
tion, and tit,l3o were immediately contributed. The
Chunks in that city and eiAlidniy have, within the
last three weeks, contributed one hundred and fifty boxes
of hospital bedding, clothing, and cordials, for the sick
and wounded in Missouri; who, through the neglect of
the prom authorities, are said to be in 1101.6164.. ea Asia,
many of them lying for over three weeks in the clothes
in which they fell, without - any covering but felt
.blank
ets. Ladiesjust returned from 'Rolla, say the sick men
there absolutely TOWN talent their regiments Tbs
tochmtet of the returning army, with which these ladies
travelled, buried one every day. The nurses were feed
ing boiled rice to men in the lowest stages of typhoid
fever, for want of anytNin;
" A JUST WAtt."—The nest lecture of the
"People's" course will be delivered at Concert Ball on
Thursday evening next, by the Rev. R. S. Storrs, D .
Da of Prooklyn. Dr. Storrs' lesturs here t,.al season
'was one of the most polished and scholarly of the sea
son. In his style of speaking and mode of thought he
resembles Curtis, though he has snore animation. The
subject by lief} selected for Thursday eettilng—"A.l, 44 4-
liar mai its - Relation to the higher develepnect of a
_Nation "—is admirably adapted to his peculiar genius,
and he will doubtless bring a vast amount of scholar
thip it tal research to its discussion.
31210,000
222,464
299,410
126,000
128,020
000
69,015
141,840
74,889
1631.10
71,240
50,36.3
131,995
66,059
114,155
62,211
02,725
81,000
60,000
13,237. P 99
.e of preceding IVVVICAI
is ec. 9.
370,159„
199002.-1ncd,112,450
IMPORTANT SALE OF CARPETS.—By an an-'
nouncement elsewbere it will be seen that Mr. Samuel L.
rurviying partner ef the late firm of Bally
brother, Pio. 020 Chestnut street, in order to close up
their business, will offer for sale at auction, through
Thomas Dirch d Sor, their largo and attractive stock
of CorPet6 Oil CdoiliFt et Mutt, in loth to knit tine .
chavatn On to•MOrrow (Wednesday) morning, sale to
c unmance at ten o'clock. The goods are now arranged
for inspection, by catalogue, at the warcrooms, No. 020 '
Chestnut street, where the public pill l i tre the privilege
*man up to the hour of sale. We regard
this Fait as tittering the most favorable opportunity for
purchasing gocAl carpeting=, at a great sacrifice, that has
ever been presented to our citizens To rldladelliblatni
not say that the stock of the firm has maintain
ed, up to the present time, the highest reputation for its
Quality, variety, and general excellence; and now that it
is to bo closed out without reserTh itt /WS to Stat_par•
few yards or many—the Opportunity
to buy at figures greatly below the market prices will no
doubt be largely embraced. We may state, also, that
every article oflered will be represented to be exactly
what it is, though this acashw in be infersiSl from the re•
potation and character of this old and respectable house.
20,912.. DP.O .137,618
:18,497 „Dee. 1179,499
125,010—1nc. 759
• 9 4 0 35, Pm 46,296
'97.499.. VW . 9,423
Clireul'n. I Deposits.
2,101,312,15,997,943
2,058,574' 15,941,861
2 ,474,643 19,0,0 ; 712.
2,111,410 1.8,32W7
' 2,143,865 16,976,017
I 2,902,773 16,418,793
- 9,194,491116,344,113
27 2 a5t 7 411V,:: : 31,110
71,646, - 1111 . 129,92,931
2,250,300121,100,095
20 . :326,329
20,350,911
Zl,Ol ,613
19,591,141
22,260,001.
1 23,047,331
?12.3 W 1,035
2 244,5 2
z,273,003
;Er 1,451
L,ZLO,ILL
2,234,594
2,243,828
23331,449
A GREAT CLOAK EMPORIUM.—One of
the most thoroughly alive business establishineets in this
ally 3. IL. r .yelar Glean - Emporium of Mr. llenry
No. 23 south Ninth street. During several months of
the year he keeps constantly deployed nearly two hun
dred girls in manufacturing, and the quantity of cloth
out up ecituutimes is a single day excetslS a thousand
yards. Be sends more cloaks, either by wholesale or
retail, to ail parts of the country, than any other firm in
the Union, and, operating on the largest scale, he is
enabled to itiriiish a honer article for the money. Be
sidt,a the immense stock of his own manufacture, he
impede extensively, thus affording the most extended
variety for his mistemers to erlect from. Buying and
selling fof cstll OillY; and haelos ,
Ids command for taking advantage of circumstances, he
has been enabled this season, for obvious reasons, to
present to his Patrons the best cloaks, of all the moat
exquisite and fashionable materials, at unusually low
nrlc..s. Tilts accounts in a measure for his enormous
trade, although another secret of his ottecess is doubtless
found in the fact that he employs none but competent
and obliging clerks, so that, whether salted or not, sus.
tumors always ltai,e his saleartami with a mvorablo im.
preindon. All our lady readers should make the ac
quaintance of this handsome and extensive establish
ment.
20.70;
06.071 1,022.54
699.74 1,717 17
LECTURE De the P..n.v. It. A. CAILDEN.:— , II
lecture is to he delivered in the Church of the Evange
lists, Catharine street, above Seventh, in aid of the Poor
of the Parish, on Thursday evening, the 12th instant,
by the ROY. It. A_ Garden, Veet&- or the diturolt or the
Intercessor. Ells subject will be " America, the War,
and Foreign Nations."
PURI: OLD BRANDY.—Mr. C. lj, Mahon,
dealer ill fine Groceries, corner of Arch and Tenth
strfote, has now on hand a very superior article of pure
old Brandy, for medicinal purposes. Ile alio keeps con
stantly on hand the best 'Madeira and Port W'ul the
ear* parpore.
- -
Total increase,
Sid dsk.
Elmira B Pref. 91( 9X
Elmira 7a '78... .. 65
' Long Island IL 9),; 10N
Leh CI &Bar.. 48x tvt:
ILAol§lvscrp 6651 33
N Penns R..... 5 6X
N Penna 11 65.. 56 57
N Penna 10a 71 78
Catania& Pref. 4 4X
Frkfil (SI south B 37 9
,86 it 38 as 113. 46 47
Race6Viue-eten 4
W Phila B . 6034
Spruce St Pine.. 8U 8g
Green & Coatea I§x 1036
_
e6.t Wainiii 5 , 5'
[Girard College . 10
Philadelphia Markets.
COOPER Suer H0PP1T.1.1.., under the control
of the Cooper Shop Retreidtment Committee, is make Ait
knoll - Wm It is already doing gad service hi taking
care of the sick soldiers, and providing fur them all the
comforts that are so examitial to them. It id an institu
tion that appeals to trig libcrality of °Tau lieViaia
zen, and we trust it will be generously sustained by the
community. The Hospital is under the management of
Miss Anna HOES, to whole charge the committee have
wisely committed the establishment. Thrm
Igh kraut'.
Slone, quite a number of acceptable contributions have
heel , obtained. Wu arc requested On her part to acknow
ledge the following donations, for which she returns her
sincere thanks to her friends and donors for their kind
and Patfi"tic Vinosity in wistaria§ bor. to At 0 0 0
carry on the HOSldtal. !Po Messrs, Walker C Son, Mr.
Sanderson, Mr. S. McFarland, J. F. and E. ll. Orris, Wm.
13. Cum I I Co., Bilethorn 8: Smith, North & Chase, Mr.
Thomas Potter, Ci. P. nought, Intidol ILme, J.
D. slim - bourn, Fearisin „t: Davis, Hoes & Brothers, Kil
horn & Co., Mr. Pisher, and C. B. Blench, for liberal do
nations of fuenit are for attingup the Hospital.
J. B. Ba7gC't Sun, 8 libore donation t.l*
and coolant; utensitil.
Wm. I Kerr & Co , Mr. Grange, a friend and Hi*.
Haig, donations in china ware, stone ware, and earthen
ware.
Mr. Bsnna, au. Puilip horn, IL Bonn, O. C. Bow
ers, R.:hormulsrr, Wiltherger 17 Co., Morris, Perot
Co., Cline. Ellis it Co., for Ilberal donationE iu olrogs.
Dade Society of the Rev. John Chambers' Cancel',
PhiVntlnfldlist Mit So LlMAncott
Win. G. Perry, hillpleoline donations in bibles, teatautents,
and stationery.
Secondary School, eorner of Fifth and Coates street,
ihron64 1f la TPAter, JAR Wuralsido Sr. Co., Me. Try
through Mrs. McNeil, Mr. Caldwell, Mrs.
Southwick, Mrs. Veil, Mr. Kern, Mrs. C. P. If. aml
friends, Mr. Lawrence, Mrs. E. Engles, Bergen . Butts,
Mrs. Hay, Miss I,OIIiSO E. Cialcheru nail irjendg, m re.
swnmoer, arise S H. McGann and friends, Mrs
'Dougherty, Dir. E. Billnian, Mrs. Hagerman. and friends,
Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. Swanson, Mrs. fortis and friends,
Sheppard & Vanharlingen, Mrs. Landoll, ?Dv, () o at h
_lure. D. Ada." Dirs. nylon, Miss B. Wheaton, Mrs,
White, Mrs. Graff, Win. R. Ball, Mrs. Williams, Mrs.
Sanderson, IL L. Knight, Mrs. Watson and friends,
John Thornley, Joseph &China, Mrs. Slithley, Mrs. Na.
gloo, Coot. Southbury, Iforgaa, Sohn A. Murphy,
Mr. Reinhold, Win. G. Mintzer, Mr. B. Giunpert, Mrs
Telford, Mrs. J. Struthers, Mrs. J. Phnom, Mra. Jones,
and Win. C. Boas, James Kent, Santee & Co., Bolgel,
Baird, & CO, Ludwig, Kindler, Co.: LefovrB, PAai,
(i; Go., M. DI. - Mauls, Boosil & Harmer, Jerry Whiter,
Chas. H. Mande, A. C. Craie t Co., Win. P. Conover,
Jr., Thomas Mellor & Co., Mrs. Poole, I. N. Kilns &
CO, J. B. Smith & Co., Broadhead & Brotltq l birth
IG L U, .and iincral donations for various
ospital purposes, and for the comfort and nourishment
of the sick and wounded.
And also the following donations in cash:
Mrs. Peter Berthing. sir® 00
Joseph D BrO4'll 20 00
'Union Mutual Insurance Co 10 00
B. Dougherty.. 5 oo
airs. Pam 6 99
8897,333 67
. 1 , 'Wier . z oo
Air. Darr 10 00
F. Shoemaker... 5 00
B. Steward 5 00
S. L. - Kirk 800
Mrs. B.Siagle 3 00
Mr_ Ma 2 50
It. Park 2 50
A friend 1 00
3lrs. 13. W. Leaniidg 5 00
Messrs. 13or5tmann dc Co 5 00
Eli Kl, Price 5 00
Essns S Milian 5 00
Elias C0pe........-.. 2 50
Evens 8: nasal' 5 00
Mrs. Keen 6 00
A friend ...... 1 00
ti -..11` 1 00
Mr. Wm. Moore. .... 2 00
Mr. Tripler 1 00
E. !deride 2 00
Mr. Cost • 2 00
Leonard JowolL 2 00
Fabss 1 00
B. J. Cooke 2 25
James Orne
Carl, 2 00
A friend 1 on
miea Mary - Milan
&Ali Craig
A friend per Mrs. 'Watson
"Miss Louliia W. DouglabS.
Mrs. S. GillTgligin
Mr. bi.lNTicti.
G.&
J. M. It
Mr. ltiskey
From the schdars Qr tho 'ICII'OIIOII Gramm!
Doctor waliave
Mrs. C. Oibbina per Doctor Wallace
3lissJobas6a
McAllister, Bro., per J. Stuytliymkt
500
fstrutta Me g ar g re 25
31 r. Lovermg
JeaDa
Tles Z'onnanttco of Tile Cooper Shop Hospital respect
fully return their thanks to the Union Relief Associa
tion of Philadelphia, for their valuable donations for
hospital purposes, and also to the ming Laj9BeB of the
Jelfeesoo tleammar School, for their prompt response in
aiding the Cooper Shop nospital in unefot articles of clo
thing, jellies, &c., Sc., through'bliss Anna 1,1055.
SPRING GARDEN Fm AND PRODUCE
gvo.c.—lve invite attention to the adveritsement of Mr.
S. 7, Gunwale, in another column. He has lately re
moved his Fruit and Provision Store to No. 51.2 Spring
Garden street, where he is better prepared than over to
acc,:molocinte yatrons frith everything in the way of
apples, eetatoe, street potatoes, cranberries, nets, dried
fruits (both foreign and domeetic), butter, eggs, poultry,
rvtra family flour, buckwheat flour, corn meal, all
of which kz, uo low an they can be bought in
the city. Ilia establishment tea great convenience to the
citizens in that section of the city, and deserves a liberal
share of their patronage.
/Urvii - r OF THE SECIIETADY TEEti-
Suntr.—The report of the Secretary of the Treasury was
Yesterday - submitted to Congresi.. It is an able docu
ment, and cannot fail tt) Meet With the antral:Mit:mat all
good, loyal citizens. The report contains all of interest;
but in It we notice one Peculiar fact—that no allusion
whatever is made to the handsome and durable stylts of
winter garments manufactured itt the Mammoth clothing
*ntporitiot of Gratwille Stokes, 809 Chestnut street.
The exceedingly low pricer, at which Clothing is disposed
of at this fashionable depot attracts the attention of
every one.
SNUBBING Relavry.—A plucky little British
middy recently slapped the august ears of his Royal
IlighneSs Prince Alfrea, who, thereupon, indignantly
reported to the. officer in oommand. ~4„.1,,,5-ekisattoa
showed that the indignity was the result of princely im
pertinence, and all the satisfaction his Highness got
therefor was a piece of advice to the effect that, in
future, be had better keep a civil 'tongue in his head.
The ik6ee ' s ofrrnevre remark was, that he hat no great
opinion of the suits for soldiers and civilians made at the
Brown Stone Clothing Hall of Bockhill & Wilson, Nos.
603 and 605 Chestnut street, above Sixth. The middy
served him long mil,
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
131 t, TO 12 okmoar tiff MURAT.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL—Niuth and Chestnut sts.
L Phillips, Illinois John H Fisher, New York
John L Thomas, Baltimore Chas A qi,hlOn, Portland
Dr 011 thadtel&„ Pordend Draniord, gains
Mr Coale, Maryland Newton Carpenter, N N
Dr Bryant & la, ir S A Jos 8 Fay, Boston
D J Goldenberg & la, Balt 8 E Woodworth, US N
9 Bose, Baltimore Acdtt Gordon, New 'fort
Cal Tlt DooblAar, N Y al Dyer, Jr
T Stover, New York J D j Edge, New Jersey
Mrs 0 A Blatt, Penult Capt Geo D Norton, U 8 A
Dr D K Shoemaker, X Chk M Grynel, France
T C IleireyA - la, Portlond C K Figniug, New York
0 Ewing. Nkiv Jer,ey J If Salley, Pittsburg
D T Crockett, Newark, N J Geo M Fowler, Cuba
E M Reilly, Wheeling, Ya Mrs M W Fumy, Pittsburg
J F Rusling, Now Jersey Gov rE w ito i
NewelN r e t z Jersey
11 Fry, Reading D
Nitta M_BRelme44,llarrl.J2 ere. *Sewall, - Maryland
F H Burns, Baltimore E B Brown
J Smith. London Alias Bushnell, New York
B P De rey S la. New York E B Dewey, New York
B Fithian, Now York B H Longetreet, /TC'lT l Tcrgey
Mgt Lontretrent, N J Xri , n -111v1, Now 'Fermi
J C Ludlow' Nt.w Jersey Don T Jones Yorke, N J
Miss M. Provost, Wash, D 0 J G Shultz, Now Jersey
Illaj Cannon & la. 11 S A Mies Cannon, New York
Mrs B De Fourt, New York Mrs G B De Fourt, N Y
P Went, BaltimtWo Le W P CrateLlll, W Point
Dire Craighill & 3 el, W Point V W GLevria, Boston
F. A Chandler, Boston A Reed, New York
Alr Hitchcock. New York W Zabriskie, New York
D D Badger, New York hire M A Moore, italtimory
Lieut Ward, LT 8 A L t,ppt i i. u p
G B Bream, Lateaster G A Hendon, New York
Dr Fische), New York J J 'Reynolds, New York
T K Stone, New York W H Osborne, New York
G 7. Walrath New York D T Botchkiss, New gavot%
J B Libby, iortland A V Übt.r, kvttiona
F Libby, Portland A E Beach, New York
C Brinton, Jr, Chester co L Kline ,S; in, Lebanon
Miss Belle AI Ifline,Lebanon J A Redfield R w, Etroirn
H L Good's in. Williamsport W S Goodell, Prov, Et
Lieut &Utterer, C JII IteetEr, New York
E It lawyer, Boston A Strong, Boston
C G Miller, MA& W Taxon New York
De Zerola, New York L J Phi Mpg, New York
W D Beare New York W Quinn & e, NO .r York
J P Fink itlit4 Newitrlt, N J Mies Wrasport
WCi NAM, New Jersey CI W Spering, Boston
F Doak, Boston W T Landiu, S N
W Brox n, Baltimore
I' McCortel, Ilex• York
W Yl rvithotly & Alf; Buffalo J Iteswnrit, Boithooro
Cap d Fitzwater, Puna N 0 Crain, Portland
W P NMI, Milwaukee L G Smith, Montreal .
DI H Cochran, Montreal M Davies, New York
W L Lyon, Baltimore S E Pierce, Boston
W A Coliticro, Noir York II J Libby, Portlama
0 T Burt, Syr/Irmo W B Marley, New York
Wm Blanchard,' New York M Cohn, New York
Wm Warder, Springfield, 0 Jan O'Kane, U S N
J B Walcott. Manachnsotts W D Ticknor, Boston
li Vl' HAMM, Rhode blond DI J Nror York.
G Boxer, Wash, D C L Blanchard, Boston
E Lane. Boston G R Giddings, IT S A
Martin. Washington Mr Evans, Neve York
If Tweed, Taunton, Mass P.l Perrin, Taunton, Mass
W II Hurbent New 179r1c A F Elliott, r s
A bou e i,. a; Li, New iota Miss Cowan, Washington
C Iselin, Boston G H C Neal, Baltimore
It Hodges, Baltimore S Ii Grangley, Baltimore
A F Breed, Boston W It Rorton, iT S N
wiTiiii—Hneatunt it.. above Fifth.
bi P Kimball, Baltimore Lieut P Phila.
J
T IF F, ands, Philtula V Riper, Brooklyn, L
Cart F Gillen, T W Acton, Salem, N
Ji A Eindmier, Balt I 0 Stiteldai, Lehsaon
Ii Curtis la, New York W D Wilson, Newark
J B Small, York, Pa D Rise, Philadelphia
Joel Goodbart, Lebanon J Becker, Lebanon
Brintot,) W Chester Limit D Parker, W Chester
(38 0 J W Chem J C Ponnowill, Doi
Mies I. Fiiel,lin, N York Mime M A Fieldia, N
II C Pianard, Delaware G Schaefer, Wash, DC
T H Craig, Caton Curtin W R Pan% Pinta&
J L Pratt, W Cheater T Speehman. W Chester
Lim It N Groundle, Bothl Amery Payia l EDAM
W J Weolllstee, New York J 0 tirallant, Delaware
J Burton, Delaware Ex-Gov T F CUM'S', Del
W F Causey, Delaware A Ridgway, Maryland
Copt C It Layton, Delaware G Crandall, Wash, D
Gco A Baldry, Newark, N J Rolir R C Htnadall. N joiner
Robt II Sayer; Bothlehent N Skin,
J B Heritage, Maryland W flail, Paterson, N
TII Chapman. Baltimore T W Irving, Baltimore
B T Benton, New York
ST. LOUIS 110T.1.:4,--Ghvattnit street, Move Third.
Rugerli, Bangor 11 Ferguson, Now York
John Wood, Now York Isaac Clarkson, Nmw York
R Butchinsou,New York W It Murphy; Trenton, N J
M B Stott:entrant N E Ewing, Elkton, Md
Jelin J Sperry,_Maryland Dfiee WjlgOih Delaware
It 3 w t st6Uy, BillUnlern
.1 Turva. , r, Port Carbon Chas Berber, Pottsville
II Gibbs, New York J S Hutchinson, N
11. Stanton, New Grenada Jae P Dix, Philadelphia
Leltan, Pennsylvania
THE ONION—Arch carnet, above Third.
Chas Whitney, Nog York John Bert, Balthnore
C 'Panama, Tres, New York Robt Ratcliffe, Tamaqua
Lewere, Slatington, pa VT thallium Newark, NJ
Rheler Ak L Stephinlion, Palma
Richard Penna M Schwartz, larnadtta
S P Lauffer. lowa It U Long, Lancaster
John 1.1 Skilee, Lancaster Thoa Floyd, Money, Pa
Barley Watson, New York E D Sylyestff, Ka%
Christian Oust, Lancaeter It C *Wham, Ohio
Caret Jas H Briggs & wr, New York
T.EIE PRESS.-PHILADALPHIA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1861.
. 5 00
. 1 00
. ", 00
.
$ 00
1 Ad
. IOD
. 2 00
. .100
. / 00
J C McKee,3 A
C Camp, New Yerk
MERCHANTS' HOTEL—Fourth street, below Arch,
5 Trisobal, Icor Pork okorgorrer, rsaiciamto
M Blipaherger,Minor° B F Buff, Blairsville
David Timm, York, Pa Edw iessop, York, Pa
John Elliott, Tipton, I'a .11 F Green, New York
Geo L Carrington, Conn Geo A Head, Portland
Dtviil Sirs gaient, H .I' totaae, retina
M Spangler Adams B Leedon), retina
I) Thomott,l.lftlasnui t un H F Brueer, Catanaisina
B IV Foster, Boston Mrs P J Fitch, California
E D Limon & wr, Allentown W B Beacon, Ht Holly, NJ
Dr E Wallace, Reading Jag Dellillittnn, Holildayab
John a. Lemon, tiollidaysb 1W B Priestley, Fenno
J McAbee & la, Philada W Whitaker, York co
H J Ewing, Illinois A Hostetter, Shipponsburg
Win L Miller, AI entown Jonas Isaces, New York
ti Gibson, N ew Y or k Judge Haines ? Now i vrtw y
lion Ain ehmni,
COMMERCIAL HOTEL—Sixth street, above Chestnut
Robert G Gwin, California David Homes, Chester co
Joe Pearce ; Bordentown G B Adams, Delqwwe co
II C Stump, Moi,lso,l John A barer, Maryland
Thomas Darlington, Penna N } Whiteside, Peuna
John Smith, Pennsylvania R Potts, Pennsylvania
1 Jordon, Maryland. Whitealite, Penna. '
M Pennoen, Wilmington James Davis, roltlyllio
Baml Cornidt, Sti,ol.-villo Wm j mina
R Seal, Unionville J C Berstlor, Chester co
Mills, New York J L Wright, Lancaster co
P Riley, Reading Clam Phillips, Chester co
NATIONAL HOTEL—Rau atuat. aboia infra.
D C Clark, Pittsburg Lica C Slifer, Allentown
11 de Bierzon
W Y Lyon, Beading T 0 Hilsgas, Pennsylvania
II B Hopkins, FLianond,Ya E D Lmvalit, Allentown
J A Kramer, Allentowti Joint "il r ROM
Kat Parliewea, renal A Ilexter, Minereville
C "Ara fag, Jacob Holman, Panto.
Geo linapp, Pennsylvania If Bechtold, Mount Joy, Pa
STATES UNlON—Market street, opyo
:fah 111.4, 7 Pitt.biwr, Win 11 watt, Latrobe, Pa
P Brubaker, Lancaster co Lewis Reichwine, Penna.
Isaac Winn, r, Lancaster co Alex Blessing, York co
Gco W Thompson, Palma C S Vanstorch, Patina
Thos Fitzpatrick, Parma H T Vaohlim i rctintt
W Cusp, Prtmt.h.o, ProTizkinCO, ra
BARLEY SURAT—Second street, below Vine.
John Smith, 'Doylestown Jos Hill s Germantown]
JBferry.Philadelphia 4 gaivratick, Fmnkfori
God L isammore I J Wayler o Camp Maiiitt
Win R Murry, Camp Meige W Tankirk,Frankford
Oeorge Beading, Penna Dr Fine, Philadelphia
Emma Eennedy, Pa
BALD NAGLID—L , Third eireei. camvo Callowtd
P B Stoughton, W Chester 9 Appletinch, Pa
Jacob Markle, Seidersville Lieut Chas Bitterling, Pa
J B Mauch, Let anon - J L Gring, Fredericksburg
A W Potteigh, Reading J Ltillegass, Pennsburg
W P Penoinger, Tamaiitia
BLACK REAR—Third street, above Callonhill.
Thos Marshall, Pa S Aforris, Pennsylvania
J B Shippen, Pa Lll Siep, Pennsylvania
S MPTI rt'lllßClTallilt 8 Ludig. Digtriet
is s cross - man, Sellersville John Kerr, Sellereville
Jos Bowman, Lebanon
REVERE .11017 SE—Third street above Baca
'NO Chieers 1103 ton . E „Tarim Ildssiah
uartieu, Boston D F Wood, Boston
Eanit W Pennrpacke•, Pa Jos Whitaker
B li Diner, Milton, Del
biNP/SON ROME—Second street. allege Werket-
Ii Carrer, New Jersey JOR II Boozer, New Jersey
J Itt . an, New Hope • L Barnes, Baltimore
W Croup IVteige
MARINE INIPELLIMENvE.
sir BEE FOURTH PAGE
ARRIVED
o.chr r Armstrong; Linuall, 6 dns•t from Boston, with
barley to Massey. Collins & Co.
Schr Water Witch, Hull, 3 days from Baltimore, with
mdse to captain.
Behr Ruby, Tracy, 6days from Boston, with mdse to
E A Soudor & Co.
CAL= oo—,-6ii,or.on, 2 days trout Brandywine, Del,
With floor and meal to It DI Lot.
Schr Lancet, Bayard, 1 day from Christiana, Del, with
grain to Christian & Curran.
Schr Ida, Vanderslice, 1 day from l'cirt
,Pclul l
With Frain to Christian
Schr A la Aldridge Howell, 6 days from Boston, with
mdse to Crowell dc.
Scht Olivia, Fox, 1 day from Odesaa, Del, with grain
to Christian & Curran.
Echr Joseph maxam, May ; 7 days leans Roat,,o,
hemp it , Wcityrt, Filler & en. • •
Steamer Fannie Garner, Spencer, Shone from New
York, with mdse to W P Clyde.
Strainer Ands, Robinson, 24 hours from New York,
with rndse to W gide.
BELOW.
Bark Elizabeth .f, from Turks 'Liana, below Reedy
Island, and bark Cameo, from Yarmouth, NS.
V/4Z11.10D.
Brig Marcia, Harriman, Sagita, D S Stetson & Co.
Schr John Nothup, (Br) Boss, Port Spain, A It Outer
bridge.
Sam J B Plater, TOYAirrid, Key Waa; Trine, StaaA
a. CO.
Schr II Blackman, Candy, Port loyal, do.
Schr Thomas Borden, Wrighfington, Fall RiVer, Ca
been & Co.
Sir Beverly, Pierce, l'e4Y York, V P Clyde.
clay - mole, Baltimore, A.Groves, Jr.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BATCHELOR'S RAM DTE.—'llis Cele
brated and perfect HAIR DYE is the BEST IN THE
WORLD. All others are mere imitations of this Great
OriFinal) which has gained snob extenaiee
an parte of the globe. Tho genuine W. A. BATCHE
LOR'S LIQUID HAIR. DYE ussTaxprve produces a
splendid Black or natural Brown, without staining the
Skin or injuring the ?ma, find will remedy tho offseLi
of Lad Dion, invigorating the flair for life.
Bold by all Druggists and Perfumers. Wholesale by
PARDESTOCK & 00. and DYOTT & 00., Philadel
phia
ONX—PRIDE CLOTHING, OF THE LATEST
Omuta, made in the Beet Manner, expressly for RETAIL
SALES. LOWEST Selling Pilaw marked ja Plain
Firnrea. All Good. ...do to <>Mr warranted antleflto
tory. Our ONE-PRIOR SYSTEM IS etrietii adhered to.
MI are thereby treated alike.
e022-ly JONES Ai "00., 604 HMEOKET Street
BR. BODERTSON'S IrECLETABTX NRR
vous CouniaL
NATURE'S GRAND RESTORATIVE.
The Grtat Remedy for all Nervon. Comploirm, p o w.
lity, Prostration, Lowness of Spirits, &c. Price $l.
For sale by DYOTT & 00.,
No. 232 North SECOND &root ?
13022.fDAM Dt4.3k for oil Popular -Medicines
MARRIED .
COLLIS—LEVY.—Dee, 1801, Captain Marina
If_ 71 CAR. biim, A, M. b. Lay, daughter Of D. C.
Levy, Esq., of this city. *
4REENWOOD—SIBIDIONS.—In Frankford, on the
sth instant, by the Rev. Isaac Gray, Mr. John Green
wood to Mist' Sarah Ann Simmons, both of the former
Pine,
aITADC—Ii - EVILLE.—On the Ist instant, by the Rev.
John Kelly, Fianeis AL Ryan to Annie E. Deride, both
of Philadelphia. as
KELLEY—TDOMPSON.-0a the sth instant, by the
Rer. F. J. Borbelin Wnh Kelley to mtA5 C.
=
vmpord DOM Of tills City.
DIED.
STOCRDALE.—On ttly ?th instant, Ai rm Dow,
&Ma.... B. sum Muni .toelta tle, aged 4 years.
RICHARDBON—,EDWARDS.—On the 4th instant,
by Bar. John Chambers, Mr. William U. Richardson to
Bliss Mary J. Edwards, both of Philadelphia.
FLETCHER.-7n Mont,golerr counth Pa., on the
gth ibs4 , rictcneri in ttayantb year of hie
age.
ALEXANDER.—On the Bth instant, Mrs. Catharine
Alexander, relict of the late William G. Alex.ander.
Funeral from thenaistenco of bar daughter.Mrs.B. k• woad meet, Delo w Pasounk road,
on Thursday morning, at 10 o'clock. ili
BEEUBST.—On the 7th inst., Elizabeth W. Beechey,
wife of 0. B. Beechey, aged 73 yew B.
Funeral from her late fe4tltllCe, corner of Bagrade
streak ant Montgomery *venue, on Wodneday after
noon, at 3 o'clock. tt
HILL.—On the Bth instant, kfre. Sarah Hill, aged 33
years.
Funeral from the reeidouceor her hneke➢tl, Alexander
Bill. No- Ng goon-. Sovom.matti strzet, on WednefdaY,
at 12 o'clock, M. tk
11OFF7ilEN.—On the 7th instant, Henry L., son of
John W. and Eliza Heffner, in the 224 year of hie age.
Funeral from the r.esidence of -hts parente, 7
vine, Twatity4Damia Westneector morning, at
10 o'clatit.
DIXON.—On the Stk instant, David Dixon, in the 68th
year of his age.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 1232 rialtos
strut, this (Tnsatv)mssrit/14., alg ..'clock. yt
FittiNCE.—On the 7th instant, Samuel S, Faunas in
the 28th year of his age.
Funeral f vont his mother's residence, Otis street. be
low Thompson, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at 1 o'etOck, 4 4 4
BLADKWOOD --On the "th iooso t , Swain! MOCK.
Irooo, in the 80th year of her age.
Funeral from the residence of her son-in-law, Dlr.
Charles Boutemps, No. 514 Spruce street, this (Tuesioy)
morning. et 7h , o'clock. 1V
OSTERTIELDT.---fin the en, et. t Elzabottorttiow
of the late .Ifrederlok Olterheidt, in the 73d year of her
age.
Funeral from her late residence, No. 4-19 Canton (late
Charles) streettabove Noble, weet of Ninth, this (Tges
da, ) afternoon, at 2 &Meek_
ittnitilf.—On the 6th instant, rt. 'Franklin Hough,
eon of 'Mittens and the late Deborah Hough, in the 29th
year of his age.
Ilis relatives and friends aro invited at his brother's
bellAel No, 454 North &youth antis,-,.L 1l o clod: tom
- Funeral to-tint, (Ttudday.) at 11 o'clock A. if., from
the residenca.of his brother-in-law, Jaceb Hendrickson,
near Trenton. st
MOUltliitbre STORE.—HE
SON /9 SON, No. 918 CHESTNUT STREET,
oiler for sole for cash—
Black Reps Angiais, 25 cents to 3734 cents.
66 all wool Velour Otte.m.k...,
tt d 0 do Reps 87% cents to $l. "
lf d o do EpitigUnes 87M cents to 81t1.
t. do French Merinool, 75 coots to $l.
.6 do do Cashmeres, 75 Celltd.
is Poult do Salo Silk, i.
Thibet Long Shawls, $55.50 to sd.so.
...
and white imported De Lollies, 12). cents.
Second Mourning Chene Mohairs, 1231 cents. de4
- lit =tug E ALT H INSURANCE
COIIL' I" OF THE BFATIC OF PIINNSYL
YANIA—OIIiee, Commonwealth Building, No. 813 Chest
nut street. . .
Dec. 9th, 18111:
Ow .§ts,ctitiotOere of tlie COMMON
WRALTH INSURANCE COMPANY of the State of
Pennsylvania, will be held at the Office of the Company,
on MONDAY, January 13th, 18e2, at 10 o'clock A. 11.
• • -
En Election for Ten Diroctora l to lieryt. the gaming
yens, Will Wd at the came lance, end On the same
day, betwet 11 the hours of 12 and 2 P M.
SAMUEL S. MOON,
delo.luthe tjand Secretary.
1:17. A STATED IDEETING OV TKO
ehafehohlere of the DIARAIIALL SANISO3 IN
STITUTION Olr riaLADI LPIHA. win be held THIS
EVENING, 10th that., at the Hull of the Pennsylvania
Hose Company, at 7 o'clock. Nomination of Officers.
Ito W M kIcYUJKs Secretary.
ayOFFICE OF TEE DIAMOND vim',
COMPANY—NOTICE.—The Annual Election
for Seven Director's to serv.) for the ensuing year, will
be held at the office of the Company, No. 7t3 Market
s tree ho .t,
I T 0 1:
i ter
atiltS 1
o,ok p
DA e ir io ,dan . m uar . y 1g69., l*tween
il,o
delo4janSlv EDWARD PEACE, President.
PROF. HIRAM CORSON'S STUDIES
iu Rutin& Poetry, Literary Art and Criticism,
Mr. LerGala's ORIONFE lIPALTEd Iteunt4a, is - zzi
Ohetanut street. Eleventh Lecture, TCR3DAY, Dec
lOtb, et 4 P. M. Snbjectt Termyson'e "IN MEMO
RIAM ;" the Philosophy of Its V nee. lttt
[IT, NINTH LECTURE OF THE cOViViiii
ON PIIVRIOLOGV, 606.1ing tbliiitatoriona and
dieonne of the Liver. Heart, and Lunge, at the EGLEG
TIC) COLLEGE, RAGE. below FIFTH Street, on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, at .8 o'clock, by Doctor
PAIN E. The public Is Invited. delo-2t*
ra,7 'NEW ZNOLAND SOCIETY.— CON
TERSATIONAL MEETING, TEM EVENING.
at the ASSEMBLY BUILDING, TENTH slid CHEST.
NUT Streets. The public invited.
ur. PEOPLE% LITERARY INST/ TETE.
—The ' , bah LECTURE of toe Coarse will bo de
livered on THUIteD&Y EVENING, December 12, at
CONCERT HALL, by Rev. R. S. BTORR3, DD. Sub
ject; A ,Tuat War; its Relation to Ow Maher Develoo•
moot of a Naha„” Lecture quarter Bofors 6 o'clock.
Tlcketo 25 cents; at T. B. rugh`e BIRTH and CHEST
NUT Streets.
E Enlie, Allentown
RETAIL MN lObfis•
CLOAKS I
MAGNIFICENT
FRENCH SILK PLUSH CLOAKS
JUST RECEIVED PER LAST STEAMER.
FROSTED BEAVER CLOAKS
In endless variety. Also, the largest and beet assorted
stork of
SEAL SKIN cLoAKB
In the City
EVERY NEW STYLE; EVERY NEW MATERIAL
The very beet work s at
PRICES THAT ASTONISH EVERY ONE.
IVENS'._
d9-1m NO. 23 MTH NINTH STREET,
G REAT ATTRACTIONS.
FOR TRY.
HOLIDAYS ONLY,
Most suitable for
PRESENTS,
will be offered a
No. 1024 CHESTNUT STREET,
liii, 1Q24 CHESTNUT STREET,
No. 1024 CHESTNUT STREET,
No. 1.034 CHESTNUT STREET,
FROM WEDNESDAY, the 11th inst.
A:rim - kw THE HOLIDAYS ONLY,
A fresh and carefully selected stock of
LACES,
EMBROIDERIES; -
LINENS,
WHITE GOODS,
Comprising all the most recently . imported novelties in
this lit e.
These wishing to make acceptable, as well as useful
CHRISTMAS OR NEW YEAR'S PRESENTS,
Would do well to call at
1024 CHESTNUT ST.,
Maio proeaeding 61g6w1,,,r.
200 VALENCIENNE TRIMMED LACE SETTS,
$2.50, worth $5.
16a IIA4.izi4vIEITIVE TRIMMED LACE SETTS,
BS, worth $lO.
400 VALENCIENNE TRIMMED LACE COL
LAR 3, Eldt2, and upwards.
200 DOZ_ HEMS9P O 7 I6 O7
1 20 cta., and upwards.
000 DOZ. CORDED BORDERED HANDKER
CHIEFS, sr, and upwards.
00 DM PINE APPLE HANDKIIIICIII.Ars, 213 c.
- -
and upwards.
200 REAL THREAD VEILS, $2 to $25, worth
double.
100 r9INTE LACE SETTS, 1 .1 , 5 to $25.
100 POINTE LACE COLLARS, $ - 2 to $2O
VALENCIENNE, POINTE APPLIQUE, HONE
TON, DIA LTESE, and other L A.OE
VU ° I
I 1 1. I, 3 6
2 P E E r S T , S. II ER
l TA T
I D E K 4 , 4c. i
And also in LACES, EDGINGS, and INSERT-
INGS, by the yard.
FRENCH EAIBBINICERED COLLARS and SETTS,
MISTS INFANTS' WAISTS
and BOAS,
CAMBRIC, SWISS, and LINER EDGINGS. IN
SERTING, and FLOUNCING, dm.
cOnimising a great of CIOBO9 la ;be auoTo
line, suitable for HOLIDAY PRE
SENTS, all fresh, desirable, and at
prices defying competition.
JOHN A. MULLEN",
ARTICLES SUITABLE FOR
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
THREAD LACE VEILS.
. -
VALENCIENNE LACES.
~_VALENCIENNE COLLARS.
,;!,••
VA.LENCIENNE SETTS. ' f
POINT LACE AND COLLARS.
FRENCH EMBROIDERIES, of all kinds.
LINEN CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS.
LINEN TABLE CLOTHS AND NAPKINS.
VELVET CLOAKS AND 11 - ANDES, at $lO and $l5.
PRICE, FERRIS, & Co.
No. 726 CHESTNUT STREET.
des-11
T ROCHE LONG SHAWLS RE-
A-, AIMED FOR CHRISTMAS.
Scarlet-eentre Long Shawls.
Green-centre Long 5.40,
Two-facc-4 Long Shnwlm
RYER & LANDELL,
de9 FOURTH and ARCM.
B LACK CLOTH FOB CLOAKS.
Boquiuum 13ettTer OROS.
6.4 Stout Black Doeskins.
Hudson Bay Seal Skins.
EYRE Is LAMDELL,
de? FOURTH MI ARCH
OTTOMAN VELOURS.
Plaiu dark colors and &gates.
Rieh printed Epinglines.
WMao POli , k, Reps,. very cheap.
IMPOUTBD BALMORAL%
New designs, handsome colorings, nearly four
yards wide.
SCARLET FRENCH FLANNELS,
Twilled and plain. of s:lrl:4aatlCeg Bul=Able for
rbouraatin underwear.
LOW-PRICED is LAMES.
New designs, constantly arming, of rich printed
litouseline De Laines.
IDIARPLIDD DDOTTIrDA
der CREINNUT and =ANTE. Streets.
GENTLEMEN, TAKE NOTICE.
Will open this morning—
!, fell line 53osino Shirts and Drawers.
A nice assortment of Gent's Mends.
A roll line of Cotton and Merino Rose.
A nice assortment of heavy Cassimeres.
Two lots of fine French Platt cloths.
Thirty 2,, 9. Thilits, TOM AUctiod.
Twelve dos. Suspenders from Auction.
Striped Cloths for Shirts.
Twilled Flannels, White, Bed, ant Gray.
Gloves in great variety at
JOUR IL STOKES,
notß 702 Anti Street.
HOUSE FURNISHING DRY
GOODS,—SHEPPARD, TAN lIA.RLINGEN, de
Akirr,9oo, importers and Dealers in Linen, and 'louse
Furnishing Dry Goods, etc.
Ilave now on baud a full assortment of Linen Sheeting,
Table Clothe, Tcapkine, Table, Diaper Towelling, etc.,
etc., imported unigi• tha 9N tariff, or bought a gnat gae
riticv,
N.l3.—Fire per cent. allowed on purchases a 3 above t if
paid for on delivery. no27tf..
WILL CONTINUE TO SELL UN
TIL JANUARY Ist, our entire stock of
BLANKETS At thr old prices.
• •
Will open THIS DAY a large stock of all Wool Flan
nels.
OM 20 cent White Flannels are tho best in tlis tit,-..
'Very lainastane neat styles De'haloes at liXc hand
tome dark grounds, all Wool. at 31 and 37 cents.
COWTERTHWAIT & CO.,
des-tf N. W. corner 'EIGHTH and MARKET,
OFFICIAL NOTIOR
QUARTERMASTER GENERAL'S OFFICE, /
WASHINGTON CITE, Dec. sth, 1881.
,Y
She following resolution has been adapted by the
nbtisc Representative. of ItimVnitnill blares, viz:
Hescdred, "That the be-rotary of War be requested
to furnish to this House copies of all contracts made by
the Quartermaster's Department for feeding disr.bled
horses during the winter, to state the terms of these en
trants, the manse bf theie - &-mairmetora, and the number of
homes. given out, and whether these contracts were
made upon public notice.'?
All officers and agents of the Quartermaster's Depart
ment are instructed to send to the Quartermaster General
Immediately upon geeing this ooploa or an con
tracts and all information embraced within the terms of
the resolution.
(Sinned) H. C. HMG%
delo-6t Q. H. General.
ABUY CLOTHING AND EQUI
PAGE OFFICE, PHI6IIMI.IIIIA, Doc. 9, 1861.
Propoials are imited at this office, until the 20th. in..
shoat, for `7.OUAVE LEGGINGS, of Russet Leather,. or
411i4T Imitable material; and of Ltuau g 1.4-
tug; to be it Mama Mo.
Stunples of the Leggings to be sent with the proposal,
stating prices. G. 11. GROSSMAN,
de10420 Deputy Quartermaster general.
QT@AM-SCOURING AND ThittitM
k) ING done at the eborteet notice.
HENRY B. BASGOH,
In SEVENTH Street, above Walnut.
11. BASCOM'S plan for the times is ii?.recetiainend
Gents to bring their old Oiothmg to hit., aa* have Mem
made new. Also, their Cloths, and limn them fashion.
ably made up. delo-1s
VOA THE HOLIDAYS—Get a Co
lured liketograst., ‘,• 4i, Gallery;
!SECOND Street, above 41UCZN. renoy cases for Ara
brotypee, tit reduced price., as elegant article for a
Christmas present. It*
AOITENHEDINR, MERO HAN
. DISE BROKER In al/ broaches of trade s arta
manufacturer of every description of Army Goods.,
No. 48 Southi.T.V.T.IID Street, west side, second Morn
Philadelphia. de9-91*
THEODORE EVERS' -
PHOTOGRAPH AND AMBROTYP4
ciALTART,
O. 806 MR STRENT, ABOVE UNTIL
Opposite the Arch-etreet Theatre,
no2B-1m if PilA/ADIiLPLIEL,
WHOLESALE STOC K
CLOAKS I
JAS. R. CAMPBELL & CO.,
Will offrr for a limited period, nt less than wholesale rates,
the ntvon, consinting of
Gingham, Prints, Tiekings,
'tinselled lifuslins, litemelied and
Colored Drills, Colored Gruninicn i
Paw Gnutinies, Alpacas,
Saxony Plaids, and
MEDIUM DRESS GOODS.
FLANNEL*, ipts - ii.biriit CANTON FLANNELS,
LUNG CLOTHS, and COUNTERPANES.
TRISH and FRENCH LINENS, in groat variety
Lni - EZT DAMASKS, TABLE CLOTHS,
NAPKINS, and DOYLIES
L. C. ITDKFS and SHIRT FRONTS.
T. S.r 6 , tiumaition and great variety, ontbracing all
grades of
JACONETS, CAMBRIC'S, SWISS, NAINSOOKS,
Cheek and Striped SWISS and CAMBRIC% BOOK
MUSLINS, IllglitMog LAWS, ntsm/ait AN - 10,
in elegant and novel styles, 64c,, am.
SHAWLS, BLANKETS, SATINETTS,
FRENCH CLOTHS and DOESKINS.
- dts-6t
BLACK CLOTHS
FOB CLOAKS AND COATS,
FROM TO RS PER YARD.
GASSIMERES
FOR MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR.
COOPERBc CONARD,
B. E. corner NINTH and MARKET Streets
nol44mw.lm
BALM ORAL SKIRTS -- B A.LMO
RAL SKIRTS.
Just received, direct from the manufacturer,
1 LOT BA LMOBAL olfaug,
tAiwesi 06 0. met Vnoloost Colors,
Also, One lot of
Black and White Plaid Blanket Shawls.
Long lila AEI Shawls, $4 to $l2.
Square Blanket Shawls, $1.75 to $6.
CHEAPEST DLANKET SHAMS IN
We offer great inducements to ladies ifl
BEAVYR AND TRICOT CIRCULARS,
BEAVER AND TRICOT BARQUES,
HABIT CLOTH CIRCULARS AND SACQUES,
as we manufacture them ourselm i OJIQ aro able to le
them
10 PER CENT. LESS THAN RETA IL PRICES.
NEW DRESS GOODS OPENING DAILY.
H. STEEL .t SON,
del° No. 718 North TENTH . Street, above Coates.
A r t 1013 MAKKET STREET,- YOU
can buy the hest 25-cent Flannel in the city; very
fine pink-edge, all wool, at 25: very heavy, all wool, at
25; fall yard-wide Domet, at 25'; very fine, ad wool, red,
gt These are extra duals, rmu
Dallartivale Flannel at 31k; full yard-wide do, 37),
natality sold at 50; very fine do. 50, and every other qua
lity in the Ballardvale Goods that comes. The celebrated
Shaker Flannel, warranted utishrinkabk, ; finer do.
50 1 and the beet at if): Three ara full
very hurry, Flain °lay, nll Wool, at 08; finer do. 31.1 i ;
and the finest, 37,g ; heavy gray, twilled, 311 4 ", 37X, 40,
44, and very fine, at 50 •; blue twilled, 37 . % and 44 ; heavy
red twilled .313 i, 35, Mx', 40, 44, and 50 cents. I will
guarantee to tell OM geode cheaper than they 4+ 5 .n ha
LouELI, heavy - Canton Flannel at 12)4:, and every qua
lity there is in the market. Good Brown Muslin 6.4',
and all the widths and qualities made. Societies in want
of Flannels It ill find it to their advantage to call and ex
amine. Also,. afnlllineof Merrimack C511C003, at 12x
esata, sallable for Christmas presents good etyles De.
laines atlB%. GIi ANYILLIG B. HAINES,
delo-3t 1013 MARKET Street, above Tenth.
LADIES' BLAcK CLOTHS.
Mali hurry OTercoatinga.
Ren's tine Dress Cloths.
COOPER dt CONARD,
no 7 NINTH and MARKET Streets
Yard wide, lino wh4te extra at 38 cants.
Shaker Flannels, warranted genuine.
COOPER & °OHARA
im7 IdINTg aaa 9fkir.s - 01; 9yreara,
FANCY CASSIMERES-
Of every grade and oty le, from 62c to 81.50 per yard
Black Casaimeres, @me extra fine lats.
COOPER, at CONARD,
no? NINTH and 'MARKET Streets.
DRESS GOODS.
Reps, Nerinoes, Poplins. Dalaivan. ka
rum Poplins, Merinos, Delainea, Bomblrrines, &c.
COOPER & CONARD,
noT NINTH and MARKET.
CLOAKS--
- made or made to order.
COOPER & CONNED,
noT NINTII and MARKET Streets
TOYS AND CHRISTMAS
FANCY GOODS.
Greatest variety and lowestlirices at
TILLER'S oILEAPEST mrcranlia HOME,
Ael'e-ot 32 South FOURTR Street
CLOSING O.UT SALE
or
I , IOI4IDAT PRESENTS:
The undersigned is now selling out a stock of Fancy
Goode, embracing Gold Jewelry, Perfumery, Puff Boxes,
Chess and Checker Men, Dogs, Germ] DreggLog Oases.
Laclieke . Worli Boxes, Bachele, Pocket-Booka, Porto
monnaies, &c., &c.
Also, in store,
_an - assortment of Nubias, new and beau
tiful styles of Woollen Hoods-and
a}benik of Om Tejon trade in , invited.
§fmtitgo, to which the
JOHN ZEBLEY.
N 0.17 North FOURTH Street,
deiihed - /Lave Blorkai,
CHRISTMAS IS COMING,
And we are waited that many who read The Press
ara already considering
WHAT TO PRESENT
- 10" THEIR GENTLEMAN FRIENDS.
we would suggest the following:
Either
A FINE WHA:PPER,
MUFFLER,
PURE,
TIE, dr
GLOVES.
Or. if they hare friends IN THE ARMY, mint cQnld ha
mere PABAlStatle. 6 ow aeleto Yumertinie and =core,
than
GOOD FLANNEL SHIRTS,
OIL HEAVY UNDERCLOTHING
THE, PLACE TO DUX THEM
ti'
IS AT
WI W, ENIA3HT'S
GENTS , FURNISHING STORE,
No. 606 ARCH:STREET.
N. B. 111INH SHIRTS ready made and Mae to or
er, at
$1.50, AND UPWARDS.
uo2l-if
CLOTHIN G.
ELDRID ag. Act_
FASHIONABLE CLOTHIER,
Fonnerly at Eighth and Chestnut Streets,
Has taken the Store,
No. Gas 11AREET STREET,
Where Ile is prepared to furnish his old friends and the,
public in general with
READY MADE OR MADE TO ORDER,
IN THE BEST STYLE,
AT ROORRATE PRICE,.
As he buys and sells exclusively FOR CASH.
&Tani if
MILITARY GOODS.
HORS" MANN'S ;
11610-W63i 114rin and OULFIRIVIY , btreete
CADET MUSKETS AND , EQUIP
DIENTS.—We have just made to order a lot or su
perior MUSKETS suitable forl'hilitiltaplEiaadote , The!
nes li g ht nmi aeat, such as every parent would wish td
place in the hands.ot their 1301115, affording. healthful ex
ercise without behm . so heavy as to hum:a-the spine.
Also, CADET EQUIPMENTS maita. to Meek° pat
tern. PHILIP WILSON & CO.,
n030.1m 432
TN Tail ORPHANS' COURT FOR.
THE EITY AND COUNaY 13.1‘ tql - u..hatEL.
PHU. •
]fpfate of THOMAS DP,VANT, deceased.
The a...later appointed by bhp Court to audit, settle,
and oddest sto account of GEqat,GE SMITH and,DAy.ID
roLIATT, executors 9 1 hut Will and tornunant or
O.° soisi..ievedouti and to‘ nNut• distribution the int
hump will meet the partieekinterested, tor the purposes of
his appointment, on 14.001DXY, December iVi.ll.BBl, as 4
o'clock P. N., at his, ollice, No. 21.3 South. SIXTH
Street, Philadelphia. PPY/5 C, C64IBIDYL
delo-toths St& Auditor.
RAKER UNVXORIALED
COD LIMIT GlL—The men %BROW MAY for
Coughs, eelds,,Tlaeischitie, BC:vault* die. PhYelCiarta, in
Prescribing ity have (in the teethumhde of many of the
professioV a guarantee of gent:Mews in which all the
efficacy al' the invaluable meditine is retained. Inveaide
are mimed, by the evidenced thousands, tls jt it lama
DelSseetts and more regally rilgolued la Weir botiont than
rsstiny manufactured emapounds sold as Cod Liver OIL
Sold, wholesale and, retail, by the Proprietors and by
City Apothecaries, ' lOlll4 O. BAKER 8c CO.,
no2o-Imit Nei North THIRD Street.
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
AT RETAIL, FOR CASH.
727 CHESTNUT STREET,
WHITE GQQDS
C=l
SUPER•EXTRA BLACK AND COLORED
noLiDAT GOODS
F L. A S
ALL .alz.4§,
LEGAL.
AUCTION NOTICE.
.AUCTION NOTNE,
ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
CARPETING S, &c.
onuturirr surviving partner of the late
Hari of
BAILY Be BROTHER,
In order to cPo up their busloc-q, will offer for eate r
tbrongh 7110MA9 8.111.011 k g 0.11.4, Auotionerrif
OH FOURTH-DAY (WEDNESDAY), the 11th hat.,
Al 16 13'0166.11,
Their large mid attractive Stock of
CAIWITN, OIL CLOTHS, &x.,
In lot 3 to omit purchasers
d'ha win De arranged at
tho Store,
No. DSO CHESTNUT STREET,
Two days previous to the BAe s where housekeepers
and others are invited to attend. deb-5t
WANTS_
SALESMAN WILL BE OPEN FOR
an ENGAGNMENT. January sat. A Salesman
who sells Seventy Thousand dollars of Dry Gools
t firbtlclahe near Fenngyhpania netcrcuce giyon.
Addresa incar AIM, Press office. de2-Im*
WANTED -}3Y A YOUNG MAN,
situation a 9 Clerk, or employment in any bu
sinees ca
r ae itfir l ine a , general knoutlatinik at
and ran stre the woe; satisfutory refelenee. Address
J. 11 OFFER, Illood's Dispabch Office. no3o-14t*
NEW PUBLICATICYNS
wEw BOOKS r NEW BOOKS ! !-
_LI Every new Book issued will always be found for
sale as soon as published, al retail ar wholesale, at low
est publishers' prices, at the cheapest place in the world
to uNy Rookti of any kind at all, which .e.A
T. B. PETERSOIIIIROTErmirs , ,
No. 308 611.ESTNUT Street.
CIDLDRENT BOOKS !' OF ALL
KINDS. from a Psi se to the most eiipousiTe.
The largest stock of Children's Booker in this countrr,
and at the lowest prices, - will he foam: for sale, , at retail
or wholesale, at
T. B. PETERSON & BROTHERS",
It NO, 306 CIASTNITT Steel-t.
A LBUMSf ANNUALS' ! GIFT
nooxs ILLUSTRkTE➢ WORKI3!- BIBLES!
and all kinds of Books whatever, and the largest agsort ,
went, at the cheapeht -prices 104 IN /061111 lot e6lO at
T. D. rt - fints(ni"
It No; 306 CHESTNUT Street.
CHEAP BOOKS FOR PRESENTS'!
of all or any kinds.'
The ehanamt ydae., worid ta Buy Thaikwof any
kind at ail is at
T. B. PETERSON & BROTHEES'y
If No 306 CHESTNUT Street; Mils.
FOREIGN _READING ROOMS,
.1a2.2 CHESTNUT Streetreorner of JUMPER.
OPEN EVERY DAY and EVENING for LADIES
and GENTLED:EN. From 11 A'. 11. until 31.: 3L
elusively for Ladies
MI the mincinal Fronnii, gamma. and Eonlh h Ma s .
crowd and MMUS , ' PeriOdleala are regularly recoivdd
every two w2e2vV. Galignani's Messenger and Journal
des Debate by every mail from Europe.
Terms of single subscription per annum, $6; three
1 0, 44 6 1 n§9l. one month ; St Family nulls6elaroA no=
annum, flea Ores months, 53.60.
KW - Orders forlWeign Books and Periodicals forwarded
by every steamer.
BETPOLDT, Foreign Bookseller,
note-3m 1323 CHESTNUT.
ROOKS LAW AND MISCELLA-
NBOUB, new and old, bought, sold, and es,
ebanged, at the PIIILADELPIfIA,BANE BOOT
taTQBEI No. 419 CHESTNUT Streak LlbrarleO at 4
distance purchased. Thom having Boob to sell, if at a
distance, will state their names, sizes, bindings, dates, -
editions, prices, and conditions. WANTED—BookS
printed by Benjamin Franklin, as well as early Books
PrintVd. and upon America. Antarteall.
iivair
Poa - purchased. Pamphlet Laws of Pennsylvania
for sale. Catalogues, in press, sent free. Librariotrap
praised by ffida-til JAFIN A INPRTCLL
FOR SALE AND' TO LET.
TO LET.
THE. LARC'E AND
ELEGANT STORE,
co. 523 MARKET STREET.
Apply on 1 4e Kt%lied.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
nr.e.lgo I.—All that certain messuage and tract 'of land,
containing 22 acres and 46 perches, bounded by lands - of
John Ilichard§? %Mita Roth, Wil iant AueltonMell, td al
ottivrif i /King* shout half a mho !rem the borough of Nits
town. The land is well fenced and watered, anti divided
into- convenient fields. The improvements are a two
and three-quarter story BRICK - DOUSE with two story
kitchen sitaclrd, timether With Wash 'Musa, gotales
/cc Douce, itc.4 a large 6tonB Steitter narn, with
three Wagon Houses, Slaughter House, new Flog Sty, &c.
There are two Wells of 'Water with pumps therein, on the
premises--one at the house, and the other at the barn.
All the buildings f!rc tieW, gild in excellent meals-
L.— to pottered and painted throwhont. It is con
venient to !schools, mils, and places
of public worship.
This property is one of the handsomest ant most de
sirable in this section of the country, and well worthy ,
the attention of per sons wishing a property of the kind,
with an the best implovementst and id complete repair..
EPHRAIM FRITZ,
• DANIEL LE VF, NG 00D.
de9-4t* Administrators.
go DESIRABLE HOUSES TO RENT.'
Bra- Two in Caskill street, Nos. 301 and.3o3. Rent $lO
per month each.
One in Morris street, between Fifth and Sixth. • Rent
§1; per month,
ono on FOltY•Fieventh street, between Restonville ave
nue and Lancaster Pike, Twenty-fourth ward, has three
Rooms, also a large lot and stable; Rent $6 per month.
One in Otiogo, late Church street, below Morris. Rent
$6 per month.
One Na_ SW Pin." Amer, containing; sight rooms. Relit
8200 per year.
One No. 1302 South Fourth street. Rent $l3 per
mouth.
One No. 1337 Crease street, Eighteenth wail, Bed
81150 nor mantlt_
Ono NO. 811 gears street, below 'Wharton. Rent $6.50
per month.
One 904 Auburn street, below Carpenter. Rent $6.50
per month.
-
Qne /027 t9litlinen greet. eontaining ate:lslet,
/tent 512 per month.
Apply to THOMAS MARTIN. - Real Estate Agent and
Collector, northwest corner of. THIRD and L 03413 4.RD
streets, and northwest corner of FOURTH and PINE
streett,
°
'CHANGE-1' R ABOUT
T
storm in Convertible City Stock, several acres of
Laud 'with inipreNementst 3 .luut be within an horn"
413 - a the ea- r , and nest- a stream or water, hchuylkill
Ranks preferred. Address Summer Resort," at this
Office. de7.3t*
F 0 R. EXCHANGE - A FINE
EY MILL PROPERTY, on the Eastern Shore of Mary
land, consisting of Grist, Saw, and Carding Mills, Wheel
wright Shop, Blacksmith. Shop, Store, .Sc., comprising a
whole Tillage, with about 30:sacra of ground ; superior
water PMT—IiO equal in the country ; Imanuino
of qrx,mi. per annum. Apply to
J. •IL WATEIIS, .
deb-tf 110 &nth. FOURTH Street.
al FOR SALE—.A FAQ-.
serroax 111VILVilto, covering. a lot of ground 10C:
feet by 1.50 feet, having three. fronto, with alargo steam
Engine, end ell in complete•orderr, situate in the centre
of the city. Will bc solo at a great sacrifice. Na money .
required. Part can PAhlahl .2.1 i the. pranisea, en 4 tho
balance will be taken in city property. Apply to
J. 41.• WATERS, •
deb-tf TM South FOURTH Street.
fikk FOR SA_LE.—Tha_ STOP,,E, ",e„
No.• 211. KELM •Street.:. Tama.
easy. Apply to ALLEN & 81b18, S. E. cor. FOLTR'PIid
and WALNUT Streets, second floor.
mi FOR SALE. TWO OOTTACrE3.,,
l it built in Italian style, beautifully situated on I,F„ri.
INGTON Street, nearby thoPaseenger Railroad, Vast.
Philsdelphie -, large lobe. ete. Also; two boantlfully o si,
M
tuated in ailani4lllier near. the Derry. Pagserza,
Railroad. Rather or -which will be BON Van! low, 011.0-A ,
meet reasonable retina.. Apply to- E. I'ETTIIV
nt23 No. 309 WALNUT Strout.
FOR SALE-WEST• IJOGAN.
,
OQVAIIF, FIiOPERTT.—FOttr-Story Brown, Nana,
Dwelling. with extonsivo back buildings.
For further particulars, apply to E,.PFITTIT..
lIIG= No. 309 WALNUT Street'
_
FARM POll , SAlit.,-,Ak FAR 4 1. 1 7.
excellent tat Ad' cultivation, containing. fittp-cne
acrou, (uine of vrilicb are wooilland,).olpagant/y eitar,ted
in - Limerick township, Montgomery county, Ma cwt
half miles from the Limerick citation. Oki t6e-..n.rotr4s
Itallrond, is offered, for sale. Price—Vivo thezuotA flol •
jars ($5,000). Apply on the preuxines.
nol6-tf SAMUEL IL G/14157V.
iSQ IWI W.
TO LET,—Kith or, without( liword, to
a silt& grutteman, abe room aml. sitliag room,
Or bed room onir, in Troth.
and Broad. Address, for furthee..Particubel, «Y. Y.
Z.," Press office, Chestnut *hoot. at 4-tf
QELECT. FRENCH.AND. ENGLISH
NJ BOARDING HOUSE, Nb.
Street, um Cleattmt. Terms modervto. de2.lm
SKATERS' FINA3NILIZatTifiRS.—We
k 1 tare iuet reeeiverla full RE.341.: of superior SiiATEy
of the liacet ratterae.
LADIES' SKATES, M,TSSW SKATES,
GENT'S SKATES,. PATENT SKATES,
STEEL MATES, ADOEEK SKATES,
IVIDEP moan.
oke,ae*,of every Yftrioty.
cadet nusktis and Enntilitcants, Cricket and B o '42,rail“
iwplements, damp. Cote, . Army Cheutb, Guns,ltid.9l.l,
Pipes,WILSON t
no3o-ldn IV CHESTNUT amt._
A FULL AND SPLENDIa AZe.
SORT?ttSNFT• of. Scark Ties, Gloves, 3 04.!GPate
PuirvishiNg. GoAdiSjw3t , rocatred and for
variety of Trwirliku Shirt& J,W ,SCOTT,3I4 MOT-
E4reat t .briart Oontiniatal Irotd. ficl24ll
TU . 8.81,S! BRACES'.ST2-
PORTERS
G. IL NEEDLES,
Ss W. corner RACE and TWELFTEAtrOa%,
Practical Adiaator of Trusaea and Macktatdcal ADDS.
=cm l ow consuultdy on band a largArtad'rirst dock of
elegant Fronch Reneges, and a 00.43Adt0, aad - infonaut of
beet A .
a trfil i an osi
a —Arc oo ttgl s ll o44. Hiappo n tra r and
tarialy, foreactr,Pesaaxiec,
Ladies' Department conduct 4 by,LC.**. TWELFTH
Street, Orel door below Race. n027-ifara
NERS- SAMES ENTTSk triliEl3ll4l
TKB 511PP0E77 , 313 PM LADIES, and tie
only Supporters under eminent rasincel rift:mage'
diee and physicians are isiffeeettella request.d to or ,q
to./. !ire Efttili at her residence, lON WALNUT --
ildtotleiptdo, (to litald countescalts.) Thirty %meat
invalids We been advised by *heir physician's, to nee toe
appliances. Those only are genuine bearind the United
States connight, labels on the box, and ingnanans, mild
elanonela Bllleartors, with tentimoniala.
E. S. EAR Y,
FURNISHING taattirrAKTAß,
Sonthwegt corm of TENTIa end %BEIM Streets,
Plaid°liplals.;
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIo
—BROAD AND LOCUST !Street/.
Leases and Manager J M. NIXON
THIS (TV) SDAT) EVENING, DECEMBER &9
GRAND ❑ISAAR NIGHT,
When the tkautiful and Itenplendent Spanish Deui-
ACWIC
SENORVIA DONA ISABEL OIIDAS,
Will mkt, hid. third appearance in
GRAND BPANISLI BAL i bta
AND NEW DANOSIEL,
Snrported by
SENOR XIMENES, Tab; BPANISII BALLET AND
DRAMATIC COMPANY.
BALLET AND DRAMA . VOIYIBINED.
The performance wilt commence with
TWO RONIVIITASTLES.
After which the foiolnatingly teatitirni
SENORITA. ISABEt CUTS j$
I , ei.enr In +l. , ApaTrilth antional Di MC"
LA 01`±ANILLA Y Elt el:11110,
Oupp,rrted by
BEROU X IbIENES
MU) TILE
MIkASII§Yt iiALr,J T,
TII): IVA NBRINiI brisslytzt,
Followed I , y ,s (:rand Itnllet Divertisemen!, in winch the
• Heli.whod
SENORITA. IS Al 3 E L CLTI3 AS .
appear in tbn Grand @mirth Nationd Miura
sm
. .
To .ottchlde with the Farce of
HOOTS AT THE SWAN
70-71101111011 iirmliNuartAlt 'EN - f:,Nrzur,
Tllf GREATILST L1V1144 TRAGEDIAN.
.EDIVIN FOR EtEST,
Rill appeal , tor
CLAUDE I,llllgOtlrE,
PRICES ON A - 2ißliNiOlc,—Parquet, Parquet Circle,
and Balcony. 50 centi. No extra charge for Itoservad
:eats. rrivato Boxekfi• ll•ith adminatoto for Etqltt Vesi'-
~o n e, dd. Family clrcurand Amphitheatre, 25 cents.
SEATS SECURED FOLtlt DAYS IN ADVANCE.
Doors open at 7 i Corommico at bait past 7.
FORRICS'It Iif6IITS ?
WOMAY,II.TrINP.R.BAT r intibAY an 4 SATIIIIDAY.
CUBAS NIGHTS—TeEKIAY AND
NvnEATLEY'S CONTINENTAL
THEATRE—WALIIT'IItrect, above EIGHTH.
frequingli.i.l......t Thu ntyr and thrilling National
FilnAdlrian Drama.
Third week of the grand ennostriiartrrectacle.
To-night the performance wilt- ennwnence with the
greed National E9oettriun Bapechmlo, entitled
THE 1501JTIIE1N
lILANDIIOI lii [3I!A Xttb
To conclude with
THE CATARACT OF THE 'ANGER!
Admission 25 and 15 cents.
AIR g. JOHN DRHIS"6
ABCII.I3TBRET THEATER.
Acting and Stage Manager W. S. YZEDIIIRIORS.
BusinessAgmt and Trenaurer.. .. . .. JON. D. NIIIEPHY.
BENEFIT OF K.ll, L. ... 811EI7ILL.
TlllO (7 lINIMAT) BYENING, DeCeatber 10,
The performance to commence with
THE PROPHECY
Edgar Ravenswood
Caleb Baldest-on
Lucr MIMI! iocje
Ttivulplow
To coneludo. ulth BRIT, TUE .boATsWAIN.
Ben Bowling tar. L. IL-Showell
CHANGE of Tixe.—Doors open at X before 7; curtails
will flee at IM preciarly.
No extra charge for rewitrfil NAM
WALNUT -STREET TITEATBR
NINTH and WALNUT Streets.
Sole Lew* MIS. M. A. GABIIDTTBON.
ENGAGEMENT FOR SIX 141 . g1176 Lathy or
NM J. n'olii - SR - Fs,
THIS (TUESDAY) NVENING . , De:ember 10,
And every Evening until further notice, will be per
formed hie grand Legendary Drama of
- IA ITO. AND DIAIIGUERITIL
MgOilitoOlekti.
margmorm....
A POPULAR FARCE EACH EVENING.
PRICES-50, 37), 76, and 25 cents; Private Bezel,
$5 and $3.
opt% py fitltlritT to Ti To COMPlallts at Y.
czuHILLER'S co SONG OF THE
BELL." Innsic by ROMBERG._
AND HA.YDN SOCIWIT %11l per
ioim this beantitul tiotohorßion on TUESDAY RV2-
311.1iG, December 10th, at MUSICAL FUND HALL,
assisted by the Germania Orchestra.
Preceding the 4 4 Cantata," the Society will give a nits
caluoleous Entertainment, and among other iieketirais
Hymn of Mem," by Nendelooolin.
...Dhe Directors have been at treat expense in preparing
for. tido Entertainment, and to make it within the reach
of all, have nut the Tickets at 25 cents; and they may be
Laid at all the Music Storea, and the relining oaken/ of
the Saciztit A. Melley, rattle strict tt, W. Rand.
Sixth etteet t near Cherry ; C. B. Barrett, Eleventh and
Ridge avenue; awl D. W. C. Moore, 5 Bank street.
Books of the Poem to be had at the Hall, on the eve-
Ding of the Concert. Price 10 cents,
Concoct tet.4lt, S
OLFSOHN
. S 6 THOMAS'S FIRST
BATlTllWTrfntj'AlliinaTff,
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS,
Carrier 'TENTH arid GLIESTNUT Streets.
SoLveripttoue (tor the errire) will he received et the
Driucipel Mtlifq: wore , . Bog)? titilvtd sle or rollout ad:-
cp,o pootoi 1111 thOtiVellifla tt GIS
door. deal-12t
MAGIC LANTERN PICTURES O
THE DEP.ri ,lON- , :lifOreloutiria tha
ceuce, Yaiaageniuratip rind incilattta to this date.
For sale by JAMES W. QUEEN & CO.,
924 CHESTNUT Street.
A Descriptive List furnished gratis, and sent by mail
free, on application. twablia
delD_stdk
rrEmpLE OF WONDERS, TENTH
JL' and CRESTISITT Streets.
SIGNOR BLITZ, 'PRE GREAT MAGICIAN AND
TENTRIVOQUIST. in Me half 111h1 Gotifitatttly.vatied
tu•tfat.A , ' commanoinp at 711,
sud'WEIANNSDAYand SATURDAY AFTERNOONS,
at 3—illnstrating.the abtnniehtng and intereving Myste
ries cf Anders:tend Modern Armee, entertaining Yentri.
legate:l Demonstrationa l in which the yoke
sitid NO' CAli ART BIRDS.
Admiet=ion, 25 canto; children, 13 centa. nolB-tf
aREMANIA ORCHESTRA—
CARL SF,IfTZ, Conductor,
IrUBT , IO Uhiume,BoaTio overt SATURDAY, at nig
chlock atthe DttiSIVAL FUND HILL.
Package. et Eight Tickets, ; Single Tickets, 25
To be had atulathe's,ll.o4 Chostinxt street, J. E. Gould'
Seventh and. Chgstrnd nth the door of the Roll 5521-51
pENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY ON
THE, FINE ARTS, 1025 CHESTNUT Street, II
open daft, Sundays excepted, from 9 A. N. WI 6 P. XL
Aka Mon Zb cents, Children ender uazaw.
heir orics. Sharon of Stork. SRO. lel
MILITARY NOTICES.
lUNITED STATES MARINES,—
:Ntfolded itontedtotely for the United States Mft rlne
Corps, THREE HUNDRED ABLE-BODIED MIN
foreen service, between the ages of eighteen and
thirty.firre years. All' infoetnetien that may be relutred
Ritt litt &matt the ao l th karyrit
15treot; bttOW Sptute.
n021'.12t
IBBADQITAZIERS CURTIN
%M ITT. GUARD 113SAMENT, P. V., No. got
'RANSOM Street Anthoriaed by the Governor and
excepted. by the Vederol Government. Comatable
or:lnters -provided In Phinufelphia. Pay, 11.4tiQua, and
Uniform sicaneti As kLbial.,i. .sr
vnivr of -
CM* IL J. STAINELOOK.
mr: U. lf AC ADAM, Adjutant, de9. 60
MANTEL
These beautifully et studied MANTELS, so de
cidiskily, preferable to any others, are manufactured by us,
and •sold at
PRICES TO. SUIT THE TINES.
Adi.NOLIIX & WILSON,
1 , 010 CHESTNUT Street.
BALTIMORE GAS-BURNING
HIRE-PEACE HEAT ER.
Sometimes called the, ...Latrobe Stove," is the best
stave for warming the room in which it stand* and Mee
recces above. Cell esdiook m them.
NfliLiStfrfi
665-Bmif No. le/1) UHESTNIIT Street.
00; I NSULADei JE ESP.A.N.A. EN
FILADELFIA-
XL 1n IL7.- 110 se hadignado por Beal 01'.
'dezkde id de Oetlibro anterior, ampliar par eitiirsainO de
tine se contted. drsdr esta fecha, la gratin de
• Rent indult° eeinc.edidie eu 2u de Noviembes de MO a
pthfugus
C " V°CM*ria aliONitca dims iiiittricuins
sin In
Los comprendidos. am &plena "Real grads so peeson
tariai en este Conailisido , a infortntiese de los yequisitos
one debtnt Donor.
Filadelfia, 0 de rwisalivek,
•
ET consul de S. M.
CAR WS DE RAMOAN.
COBAaT.NERSIIIP heretofore
existing 1411:+ilelfA BGIAY LIPPINCOTT, WM_
1111441 qt, J 34 and , 11E0. S S .1)11. tiadOr the style
of LIIVISCiITI, MINTER, R SCOTT, is this day
tlii.aolied by Inatunhaenselit. Either member of the late
firm is settioriud.to act in settlement of zits business,
and to uee the naineltlike firm ill khkiatkos
ffiL l6 4.lo:l*, ,kive. 00, l' 01. elect-ilt*
TIN M . PrIVS. SWAMI R—Babbitt Metal,
maThaft.:turoAi and for sale by
JOSEPH w: MAKER,
IYM. North ELOOND Street.
WING, 'YOUR OLD EfikITANNIA
Lannpr i . Pintas, and Tca.pate, r.hd. got flora ex
changed ihr csAtt•49 JOSEPH 'l)4 BAKEkt,
NI ',North SECOND Street.
SPELT SOLDER, --.3anufactured
.10
and. for sa:b by J. ,W. BAKER,
del% tiorIitLEIECOND tgot4t.
C 431121112 -;
BOTTO3IE-,a, 7, and S
inch, soon! and round corm:7, for sale low by
re:774t* J. W. RAKER, S-21 North SECOND Bt.
rrfki. -PLATES, vixna
.11..' , Eara„, Lamps, Spoons, Bar-riot], Pig Tin, Dar ar4
b'•g s Lend„ Braziers' Copper, Sheet Zinc, &c., for sala.
a2NP, by .14):-Xila W. BAKE%
:North at own stfAm_
pANTICULAR AVEEINTION eon
t.. NAIR-C - firkWid and Champooing at
7PUNLIII and BRANCH: 47-iftl
A QUARIUMS ) .BERN CASSS,, A
teriety of Fish 44.11113,15, No. 144 Nora 01X111
Strea.
ISRENC E l , r.L AT IL LOON.INGC
GLASSES, ItoNorood,.ollt, or W.44..1.t. friunes,
at pricen to suit tiriliwo, at GEORGE E. IitiNKERT'S,
lie. 8211 ARCH St, del-Iftf
ss,ooo''yb'2°' i e ov, T O IN
,z,a,,:h t
ALFEED Fll4lB,.Woveyaucer,No,644rt a
Street 41e5-ot-lit
"SOAP." --.P,100 Boxes
ZAViled and wbite
T , ankh zopprier article, for
HAW. & MeXEONE,
22 Ebuth INATOKitIiS Avenue.
sale by
de4-6A.
and laillaDEL MI IA It CIL
MIIIVAIIONI WWl ° OTIEST
V;04 . 211 - EDIA.—NOTICE,On and after MON
DLY,.Deceteber 16, the timc.at,whiolaAw bud train will
tears Dititadeltddit for. Wee% Ng. Of climatsi fins
aRo ILIS 1 1 _ .Id. Damn - wvorti
d010.5i Bigperintendent.
lamN Bl.l4llst oiloN, ja:ArlM P° lll a 7ftl aiggi ßt) GiEtkoal
110W111
By Et-tenon Lis! to Baltimore, and frautherme by
Italkoad to
NgAfilllNGTOlf,
TaX4lg, AV 5 6 1 5 Lids L. r 4.
Freights th,, the a4eve-named cities Will be received
at the mos o f the Ericsson Line thy, and forwarded
with all peesible despatch. All froAKWa will be renuired
to be prepaid, and the name and destination posipat is
full.
gxeight Sd outs per 100 PAW* through to WlllO/4111.
toe, when in Quantities og - . t oo° pounds and over. The
je She cheapest, and •Asidiable a route s. tinge is be.
tween Philadelphia EA ‘a.shingtou.
AL(MOVIE& Si.. Anent
!id. 84 Aduth► Whovete,
Vi144 , 140.7*
AMUSEMENTS.
LA DIADEILENN
1] THE
LADY OP LYohN
Mr. L.R. Showell.
. Mr. JO" , gilt/Mt,
-
J. IL 1406, 1 -pi,
Anna Ouvreli
Previous to the Drama,
ItitN7B 'LEWIS, Captain,
Recruiting Officer