SALL OE BRILL ESTATE, STOCKS, &C.—Messrs.
N. Thonion & Sons Sold at the Exchange, yesterday, at
12 o'clock, noon :
2 shares in the Mercantile Library Co., sB—sl6.
$9330 Kensington six per cent. loan 83 per cent.
154 blititei Southwark and Moyamensing Gas Company
— 9 3's.
5 b bares American Academy of Music—sl7o.
5 do do do do —sls7 50.
1 do Ocean Steam Navigation Co--$6O.
2 do do do do $BO-41211
I 'do Academy of Fine Arts—slo.
1 do Point Breeze Park Association—s Bl.
Pew, No. 172 Arch-street Presbyterian Church—ss.
Pew, No. 97 do do do —s2lo.
Tiro-story brick dwelling, No. FM Green street, wcs Of
Mart hall otretd, lil by CO feet-92000.
Three-story brick residence, No. 5:34 Franklin street,
28 by 133 feet, subject to a yearly ground rent of sll2
$5,210.
I Building lot. York street, above Amber eteget, Nine
teenth Ivaid, 36 by 150 feet, suNect to 0 ground rent of
There-story - brick dwelling, No. 1339 Tine street, 15
feet 6 inches by 30 feet, subject to ineumbrance of 82,500
Building lot. Christian street, above Twelfth street, 1S
by - 100 ft et, subject to inattnbrames of 8600--$2 O.
Three-story brick dwelling, No.looo Wood stret3t,ls
n feet, subject to incrunbrances of $500—5270. •
Tao building lots, Everett street, above Twelfth
street. 16 by 77 feet, subject to the inctunbrauces of $7OO
--SIO.
Three three-story brick dwellings- Division. asset,
each tot 14 feet 4 incbes by 4$ feet deep, subject to the
incumbrances of 83,000—51,200.
Brie]: dwelling awl stable, N 0.1620 Wood street, 18 by
86 feet, subject to the incumbrauces of 82,200-8350
Ilande , one modern residence, No. 1620 Race street,
a 2 by 112 feet, subject to the hxcluubrawcos of 86,600
Sano
Threi -story brick dwelling, No. 237 North Sixteenth
street, lot 25 by 69, subject to the incumbrances of $4,500
—ssoo.
Three-story brick dwelling. northwest corner of Sh,-
teenth and Pearl streets,,l7 by 7b feet, subiott to the in.
cumbrances of ea.ooo--sioo.
Three-story brick dwelling, Sixteenth street, north of
Pearl str , et, 17 by 75 feet, subject to incumbrances of
.53,000—5250.
Three-story - brick dwelling, Sixteenth street, above
Tenrl wtrret. 17 by 75 feet, subject to incumbrances of
Three-story brick dwelling, No. 237 Juniper iitreet,
15 by 60 feet, subject to the incumbrances of $1,700
f#3oo.
Two brick dwellings and carpenter shop, N.
22 and 224 Madison street, 32 by 70 feet, subject to the
incitnibralicos or 43000—N50,
The sugar refinery held at subject to the
mortgage of $20,600.
THE UNION RELIEF ASSOCIATION.—The
- Unica, llelief Atuociation, of Philadelphia, him fUrnight4
The folleii ing regiments with boxes of surgical apparatus
and dressings since the last report:
Col. Gt-ary, 2 boxes; Col. Murphy, 2 boxes; Col.
Candi, a boxes; Col. Einstein, 2 boxes; Col. }limey, 1,
Loxes 1 small Loll for Intmedinte nee; Col. Gos
line, 2 boxes; Col. Friedman 1 small box medicine for
immediate use; Cot. Brillier,lsmall box medicine for int
luciiateus.; Col. McLean, Ismail box for immediate use;
2 boxes ; First Regiment United Staten Cnneimum,
box dressings and bospital Mores; Col. Chorman, 2
Loses CVls flusb, 1 box; Col. Gregory, 1 box, Cot.
Baxter. 1 IJOX.
liesprrAi.s RSISITED.-Dr. McClellan, Alexandria,
.1 box; C. et. Washington 1 box; Frederick City, 1 box;
Christian street, Philadelphia, 3 sets clavicle, 3 sets thigh
VRI:18 ; Miss Dix, 3 sets; Cooper-shop, 1 box, 3 pairs
ratchet Volunteer's Refrepliniont, 1 bet, 3 pArs
orutcben.
Book., magazines, and paws have been furnished the
foflo4 Mg hospitals :
Alemindria, 1 box; Infirmary, Washington, 1 box;
Seminar,. Georgetorni,l box; Bridge street, Georgetown,
padirige: Frederick CitY,l tiftekao4 sfre.i, WoAto.;-
too, 1 package; Meridian Hill, 1 package; Col. Baxter's
Iteginamtal Hospital, 1 package; Christian street, Phi
ladelphte, I package ; Cooper-Shop, half dozen prayer
books ; (loitered hospital, Baltimore, 1 box-
Hospital stores to Mies boxes cicdblug ; 4 11oxe3
liarlert-lou-n--1 box clothing,l box jelly.
Min:. Dix-1. bide hassock, quilts, herbs, .4:c.; 1 box
rvathrr &C.
Yridire Orest, 114.erkelowo--11 hoses hospital stores.
B. 8. General Hospital, 'Baltimore, 1. box clothing.
Chri.tian street, Philadelphia, shirts, mattresses, pil
lono, comforts, socks, jelleys, fruits, wine, &c.
Col. Paster's regimental hospital 1 box hospital stores
from Beclienburg Primary School for Bova; 1 Lox hos
pital stores. and 1 box for immediate use, sent Col. Bax
ter's regiment—donated expressly for them.
Col. lies, y, regimental hospital, 1 box hospital stores.
Iconle% unards, Pittsburg, 18 spice belts.
1 hale hassocks, quilts, and crutches.
ColiMroia Bygiment hospital, 1 box boopitol storey_
171E17ffint'MTMMIIIffp111106/M=
Te 1! cannrer reports received since May 30, $70.66 ;
balance ~;n ,and last report, $13.35: expenses, $B3 8 ;
balance on hand. $9.14. SIRS. U. W. DORSET.
BAIRD, Secretary. El -
CAPI . W. J. J. BRAcELaxn, of the Inde
_render t Grays (Co. I, First Regiment of Artillery, Col.
Frank Patterson), died en Monday, of consumption.
Capt. Praceland left a sick bed to lead his company in
the three-months service. lie was 11010 Ted by Ma own
.sea, aaa ra,loyed the friendship of all his brother officers.
At Eduard.' Ferry, and as provost marshal at Sandy
Book, IkI(1,, be tic on the esteem of all with whom he came
in col:ta(1. He was a good soldier and a genial man.
Ills zietal will take place from No.llB South, Thirteenth
wpm inirAny morning.
LEVTURE BY DR. ItIORIARTY.—Very Rev.
Dr. 111oriatty is announced to deliver a lecture, in Na
tional Han, to-morrow evening. Ilia subject is «hints
for PittrintiEni." Be will, 1145 &rata., draw a crowded
Lurie.
To THE: EDITOR of THE Paws : My attention
Juts been called to a leading article in the New York
Herald of the Ath, headed " An Abolition Bible,"
in which the writer refers to Cassell's Illustrated
Family Bible now publishing. Ile says he finds in
this edition, in the runthchapter of Exodus, and the
thirty.second verse, the word "rice," which. word
(he says) does not occur in the chapter at all in any
correct copy of the The writer further says
that there will be abundance of time to make any
further interpolations in matters relating to South
irn rice plantations , cotton culture, &o.
I quote . the verse referred to from Cassell's edi
tion, Exodus. 32, ig Ent the wheat and the rig
were not smitten, for they were not grown up."
As the word "rice" does not appear in this verse,
3:tor in any part of the chapter, it follows that the
only charge the Herald brings against this beauti
ful edilital of the Bible is NOT TRUE_ flow any
sane man could found a leading article in a daily
newspaper on a bare-faced lie, is a question which
I leave you. Mr. Editor, to solve.
Respectfully_ TORN MeFenzels.
Agent for Cas.sell's illustrated Family Bible,
33 Slutil Sixth street.
hII IL AP MMES., litth Dec., 1861.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
TILE MONEY MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, December 10, 1861
Another ucdt clay was noted at the Stock Board toolay,
vith little annum in pri&t. 12.11....4 shares
sold (lf.a n t.. 11, Camden and Amboy Railroad ntoek de
clined ol.e doilar per share, and Pennsylvania R Inroad
Biotic ads aneed t0377,1—a gain of .4".
Tito money market it steely- anti. Irnciranged.
The gockholders of the Little Schuylkill itait•oad
Company had another meeting to-day, and another long
debate epos the affairs and management of the compass - ,
the meeting being afterwards adjPtirtied to the :ad ludo
when tie directors will present a reply to the report of
the committee of investigation, and the report and the
answer will both probably be given to the public.
Tie counterfeit ones and twos on the Farmers' Bank
of &Nu Mill county continue to be freely circulated,
and va n.l. e occasion again to caution our readers against
then,
Alle2keny Councils held a special meeting on Saturday
night. at hick some important legislation relative to the
railroeo debt of the city wpy ilittio Our waders will re.
vollt-ot tkat vote.- morabto ago a committee was appointed
to center n ith the bondholders, with a view of determin
ing a basis for the settlement of their claims against the
city. The committee entered on its duties with alacrity,
and a loon correspondence -with Mr. Lanier, of New
ULU, nn nolialf of the howlheldew.,
few nays since, blown. Lanier and Moyer, the latter a
Leavy stockholder, arrived in this city, and after a con
sultation ulth the committee, it was agreed on as a basis
of settlement that the old bonds should be exchanged
for new ones bearing fallr pep coat. laterevt, tke
error/win of interest now due to be thrown off.
31e3 er, we believe, was opposed to this arrange
ment, only so far, however, as regarded the bonds
on which he had already obtained judgment. The
Hen. Thome M, Vow% on behalf of the committee,
appeared in Colwell at its meeting on Saturday
night, and made a verbal report of what had been
done, /Una:irking, however, that the committee was not
prepared to recommend anv action in the matter, or the
adoption of any Particular
After bearing nix flown utilietuClit, SR ordinsnee on
the soiee(t wan read, which was prepared by the City So
miter ut the instance of the committee. It provi les for
the exchange of old bonds of the city for new bonds of
hke atnoaut, bearing four per cent.. interest, payable
semi- anntmity, irredeemable, except at the pleasure of
the cal. olitcrti ice than 1n the operation of a einkins
rums. Tc. create this 'nutting fund, a tax is to be levied
mumall), .fnilirient to meet the annual interest on the
new ItOhitt et four per cent., and provide an additional
amount of four thousand dollars as a fund for the gra
dual end ultimate extinction Of the 49ot—the amount
fuLetl t1.1......ert0 be Kept separate from other city
ands : amn applied to payment of taut interest, the surplus
teeing i,. vested in bonds as often as once in every two
.3 ear.. The bonds which the ordinance proposes to ex
ehangv ore those issued by the city to the Ohio and
Pelal.:) l "nia Anilrends and mount to 5100,090, which,
ut four prr t,14, 1 will require an annual tax of .516,000
to no et the interest. The ordinance was discussed at
length. ow'. after some little opposition, was adopted by
a dcrieito tote. A tOSOllltiMi was also adopted autho
rizing hi... t'inouce Committee to aptly to the [legislature
for sii , ll legislation as Inny he meat...mit to carry the
pro - vie - ion, or the ordinance into etieet. This is in...anti
c:al) the first mole ton:mils it compromise that has been
'yet fah: a here, and no doubt those .bo desire to see the
vexed noe.tion amicably settled will hail the movement
as a stop in the right direction.-1144sItttry &ening
::C., FORT WAYS), AND CHICAGO RAILROAD.
—The Noe of road hence to Chicago, when purchased at
Clel eland, on the 24th of October last, was de,ignoted by
its nee proprietors with the above title. The new cor
formh,l he mated Fag month, undue a Pt_
centof this Commonwealth, to MR this property,
stl(J the "Pittsburg, Fort Wayne, and Chicago
1:alio - ay Company."
The Purchasing Committee, who note hold this road,
were in Fe •iiOD, in this city, several days bust
mto It,. condition atrl - management, and
organizing the personale and fixing the policy for the
future, as to insure entire success from this time
forwent. .T. F. D. Lanier, 'Eel., of the banking house of
Witte!ow, Lanier, & Co., film York, the chairman of the
COMMilloe. has given, recently, tnnch a.tteraion to th e
affairs of the road, looking to the reorganization, and,
front his known experience and standing in business and
financial matters, stimulated by a large pecuniary inte
rest, stoelholders have good reason to congratulate
thenc , thr! on haring the benefit r.F1,1"-elee.t&
eerelees
"We leant that the committee adjourned with a higher
,stimate of the property than they had everbefore had.
Since the sale, G. W Cass, Esq., has been acting as
general Fdiperintendent of the road. in addition to his
other dutieo, which position be agreed temporarily ttt fill
Unlit /411616 biy.pe.r person couid Till- committee
hurt , bet-ti fortunate in finding, the man in Joint B.
Jervis, Eso._, whose name and fame have been identified
with the public works of this country for many years as
a civil engineer Rua railway president. Mr. Jervis en
tered on bia duties all Moral anoorintendont yagtortlaY.
cad likely" IN in Chicago. . . .
- -
The olive of superintendent of the Western division,
just made vacant by the resignation of Mr. J. bt Du
B arn aho goes upon the Northern Central row', of this
State, as general superintendent, hal been tendered to
tlard,,„ now the engineer or trio findson
River road, and recently vice president of the Chicago,
Alton, :1.4 St. Louis road. Mr. G. brings with him
much ext.-rience in his profession and a gond name.
The oftice of general manager (which assimilator to
The attire of twooldebt) kue Lee t.l, and i filled ny-
Nr. lust, who is still president of the old corporation,
and sill. ne presume, be the president of the new one,
as soon 111. created.
To :lodge Iloona, of Fort Wayne, the vice preeldent of
the Oil rorpurnlion, are asslmmi duties apnortainine to
mull en [Mee at the present time; and from MS long ex
perience. business tact, and large interest In the road, we
have no doubt will be the vie 3 president of the now tor
tioratiou.—Pittsburg Post.
rhuadelplins Steck Exchange Sala,
December 10,1881.
Been:age BY S. E. BLentmsa, Philadelphia. Exchange.
YTIIST B4mßp,
. .
z cam it Amboy 5. .1183( 50 Reading H. 17, 1 .;
14 do 85.119 100 do . ..b5 17, , ,;
5 do 1)5.119 6 Harrisburg E. 62
6 1 . 1,1111 a n. 3734 S 5 do 52
/00 I:eadir, az It 17.31 3 di" 52
EA d,. ecash 141 i e 1555 Peoria 5a.... each 78.
50 do 17.4 137.71 e 0 7834
'l2 da 17S 1000 City 6s new C&P. 803{
BI TWEE
Imiqvi Sc Third E. 4634
AN APPEAL TO THE PATRIOTIC. —WO
have been called upon by Captain W. Milliouse, of the
First Virginia Infantry, General Ifelly's brigade, who
s making a flying visit to this city on business. lie in
forms us that the men of his company, numbering about
one hundred, are suffering from the want of shoes, stoCk
loge, and mittens. They were furnished with these ar
ticles of an indifferent quality when they first entered
the service ; bet most of the shoes were worn out inside
A of twenty days, and of course the stockings were soon
rendered useless. in some respects, the brave men who
him) been fighting otii - battles in Western Virginia oc
cupy a peculiar position. They are in a measure friend
less i that is to say, while they are accredited to Virginia,
which Is not in a condition to provide very liberally for
the comfort of her own soldiers, many of them are
of other Staves. this is true to a large extent of
Captain Milhouse's company, the captain being himself
a Philadelphian, as is also his superior officer, General
Kelly, than whom no man is better or more favorably
Ullollllto our merchants, Captain litilhousa will nemalu
in this city a day or two, and is desirous of obtaining
these necessaries for the men of his company, esimetanY
stockings, mittens, or gloves, Persona having goods of
this class to contribute are respectfully requested to send
them to Messrs. Wright, Smith, di Co.'s, No. 5 North
Fifth street, before Friday next. We hope this privilege
of contributing, to the comfort and efficiency of a com
pany of volunteers welt known in, this community will
meet a prompt and liberal response.
BOARDS.
1 85 Elmira it
BOARD.
10 North Penna R.. 6
15 Kensington Bk.. 55
10 Lehi~g ♦ h NAT 4S
17 Del 51 IL3.:sly 21
BROORD
1000 City 63 new C&P. 89)41
1000 do new C&P. 89)4 I
1000 Phila & Suub 7e. 75
2000 Penna. R I nt..3da 07
2 Noniatown 1L... 43
CLOSING PER
Sid. Ask.
17 8 6e, 90 ..
Phil% es 83 81
Phila 6e li 83 84
Phila 0s new. DX 90
Pennale 7814 79
Reading 11.....17 1-16 17 ),;"
Reallikg Bds '7O 8154 81
S'dg Id wawa 92)4 93)4
Bead M 613'80.. 73 74
Penne R 3734 37)4
Palma R2d m 68 84 85
Morris Cl COD.. 35
Morris GI Pref,lo9
CIES-STEADY
Bid. Ask.
Elmira R 4,4 ..
Ellllll4l R Pref. 9 ex
Elmira 70 "73, 63 66
Long Island B. 9% 10%
Lek Cl & Nev.. 48x 483
Leh CI& N Scrp 83,4 34
N Penna 83(
18 Penns R 68.. b 6 67
N Penne 10s ... 71 78
Catawissa Pref. 4 4%
Frkfd & Sonth B 37 39
2d &8d sta R. 3. 46.34 47
W 5034 ..
Spruce & Pine.. 8 81(
Green it Coates 10X I6X
' Chest k Walnut 30 ..
Soh Nay thCS2.. 623 j 8334
Sch Nov Imp es .. 74
Bch Nay Stock. 3 5
Soh Nay Pref... 11 12
Philadelphia Marßea,.
The Flour market continues quiet; at previous rates.
Small sales of superfine at $5,37)606.60; s.62}pts
0,76 for extras, and 85.75e4 for Lankily, 500
bbls at the latter figure, and fancy lots at $6,25‘36.75
bbl, as TO quality. Bye Flour is selling in a small way at
41 3 ' bbl. Corn Meal is scarce and quiet, Pennsylvania
selling at $2.67,3i bbl.
Wm:sr.—There is not much offering; 6,000 bus prime
Western and Pennsylvania reds, mostly the latter, sold
at 137 c, in store . about 1,500 bus white, part Southern,
sold at 148 c, and 5,000 bus prime Kentucky on private
terms. Eye is In demand at 76c for Pennsylvania; 400
bus Southern cola at 70e. Corn is firm, anti not much
airing; small saes aro reported at ate for al ”Ilow,
and 530,56 c for new, as to condition. Oats are more ac
tive; 6,000 bus Pennsylvania sold at 41c, and about 1,500
bus Southern at 40c, afloat. Barley is scarce at 75c alr
bushel.
Bens.—First No. 1. Quercitron is in steady demand at
$25.50 4f , ton.
COTTON.—There is not zonal doing 3 a low small lots
hare changed hands at full rates.
(4110CFMS AND PPOVISIONS.—Thero is not much
doing in either; small sales of Coffee are making from
second handset full prices.
Seam.—There is no change and a small businege
doing in Clover at Stsoai.l_7s hiishel.
WIIISKY Sells as wanted at 20321 e for barrels, the
latter for prime Ohio, and 19 . 34 e2oc tr gallon for
drudge.
CITY ITEMS,
"HINTS FOR PATILIOTIS3I."—This will be
the subject of n lecture to be delivered in National
Ball, Market street, below Thirteenth, to-morrow eyon.
big, by the Bev. Dr. Moriarity, ono of the most eminent
men in the Catholic tihurch. The Doctor, alway s elo
quent, will no doubt he unusually so on this occasion,
both from the nature of his theme and the noble cause in
bthalf of which the lecture i 4 to be even- The proceods
are to be disbursed by the "St. Vincent do Paul So
ciety," for the benefit of the poor. He is sure to be
honored with an Minimise audience.
NEW CLOTIII\G Wiilo,llolssE.—Wo invite
attention to the card of Mr. E. H. Eldridge, clothier,
No. 628 Market street, firmerly at Chestnut and Eighth.
In his new quarters, with a superior stock of goods, and
one of the most Skilful CP#Pr3 kli tie country at the head
of this department. lie may justly ask and expect a libe
ral share of patronage. We may also state, that in
charges he is unusually moderate Ho is prepared to do
the finest and most tasteful work, while he has garments
of ever) , grate to unit the wants of the humblest_ His
om friends and the public in general, we are quite sure,
will be suited exactly- to their taste at his establishment,
and at very reasonable rates. We wish him every success
in his new quarters.
BUYING PRIAM% AT oAltr6ttlSsi.—Prom
whet we saw at the magnificent salesrooms of ROMS.
Charles Oakford S Elias, under the Continental [Tote],
yesterday, we are led to believe that our etitiznp; are
this season adopting the wiser plan of buying their pre-
MIS 0:105 0 , ilikleaci of leaving it until the last moment,
when purchases are always sure to be made at less ad
'vantage. It must be admitted, however, that Oakfords'
inducements for this pleasant class of shopping are ex
traordinary. There is no class of desirable presents for
either children, Ladies, or Gentlemen, that is not found
in greatest variety and in the best taste in this famous
old establishment. The Christmas season has evidently
set in with them in earnest. They are still selling the
ehOiCee sets of Lakes' Fere at prices much talaw those
usually charged for the same qualitips.
LaIRISTMAS tiOIsIP.ECTIONERY.—Fcir theriehtigt
and most exquisite Confectionery, prepared expressly for
the Christmas holidays, our resders are respectfully re
commended le the iill-nown house of Messrs. E. Q.
- Whitman & Co., Second street, below - Chestnut. Their
present stock surpasses in richness, beauty, and suitable
style for presents, and making Christmas happy in
general, anything that we have ever examined. Hu.
&Mg devizios vi,evo daily and supplying
themselves with these delicious edibles.
MCCLELLAN NECILLNG EVERYBODY.—The
great regard entertained by the magi a our eitizeng for
the gallant young commander of our army is fittingly ex
pressed in thefact that every gentleman of taste is buy
ing and wearing the beautiful new McClellan Ties and
Scarfs ; lately inytuled i patented, and now being meld by
➢fr. J. A. Behteman, northwest corner of Chestnut and
Seventh.
SEA SOMME FOREIGN FRIIITS.—MT. C. H.
ltifittSOU, (haler in fine sToeorien, Arelt and T4istl, streets,
has just received a lot of fine Layer Raisins, of the cele
brated "Crown" brand ; also, the finest quality of figs,
to 'which e invite attention.
WAR PRICES.
Window Shade 3 at 75c, worth $1.25.
Window Shades at $l, worth $1.75.
Window Shades at $2, worth $3.
Window Shades at $3, worth $5.
WIT 14911" Makdea at 55, worth $34
Satin De Lainea at SL2S per yard.
Worsted Damasks at 60c., per yard.
All colors of double width Cotton Damask at 48c. per
- yard. KELTY & CO.,
0041 chestnut Street.
WINTER CLOTHING
Winter Clothing.
WHiTER CLOTHING !
Winter Clothing.
Ilogt in ths
nest in the city.
At Chas. Stokes',
At Chas. Stokes',
At Chas. Stokes',
At Chas. Stokes',
Under the Continental_
Under the Continental.
First-class Clothing, First•clasa Clothing,
liirst-class Clothing, First-class Clothing,
At Clam Stokes' "Ono price."
At Chan. 1 1 0,30 price."
ADVERTISING EXTRAORDINARY. Three
weeks ago the British Commissioners for the Exhibi
tion of 1862 received offers for the use of the wrappers
of the two-shilling asttlagues. Bcattet, the watch
maker, was a successful bidder for the back pages of the
catalogue wrappers, having paid for the two the sum of
one thousand guineas. The Accidental Death Asaurance
Company obtained the last page but one at the price of
six hundred pounds, and Rockhill & Wilson, the pro
prietors of the Brown Stone Clothing Hall, Nos. 605 and
606 Chestnut street, above Sixth, Philadelphia, declined
to pay e 500,000 for a notice of their elegant suits for ci
vilians and
VERBAL STATISTICS.—Professor Max Miller,
in his admirable lecture on the " Science of Language,"
tells us that, our of the 50,000 words or eo in the English
tOngliP, it hilt boon found Mak a rustle labaeee &Ay used
200. An ordinary educated man is supposed to use 3,000
or 4,000, while a great orator reaches 10,000. En
passant, we might add that the splendid and well-made
winter Clothinq marilifiketured at the Fashionable Eta.
porium or Granville Stulcet, 609 Chestnut street, is
used alike by the laborer, the educated man, and .the
orator, as the 'prices are fixed at such low figures as to
vendor these superior garments within the reach of all.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
fir SEE FOUBT.II PAGE
Sat' JOl L lievertn, Bonsalt, 1 day from Dover, Del,
with corn to Jas Barratt A Son.
Selir Mantua, Maxson, 1 day from Frederica, Del,
with corn to Jas Barratt k Son.
&hr Hiawatha Biansy, 3 days from Newbury - port,
wpb mdse to Geo B . liarfoot.
Seim Pearl, Lyons, 1. day from Lewes, Del, with corn
to Jas L Bewley & Co.
Steamer Bristol, Charles, 24 hours from New York,
with mile to W P Clyde.
CLEARED
Bark John Trucks, Collins, Annapolis, John Tucker.
' Bark Alex 3lcheill, Somers, Glasgow, John R Pen
rose.
Bag 0,6e11e, Rogge Tyler , stone &GO.
Schr Challenge, (Br) Le Blanc, Nevis, Thus IVattson
& Sons.
Behr Lizzie Taylor, Taylor, Potomac 'Myer, Tyler,
Stone ..qc Co. .
S'br § Watittintraua Thrstaber, Taunton; R Btu=
I..tors.
Rsehr Ann Turner, Ayres, Norwich, Cotner, Stickney
at Wellington.
Behr Morning Light, Runrk, Baltimore, C. Beck-
Scher.
gchr Ceor, s e_ SOng . ; Auden.
rigid & Co.
Scbr Village Queen, Hawkins, Providence, L Auden
ried &E . Co.
-
Strß Willing, Clunmele, Baltimore. A 0-fpycd, Jg
Str AMA. Itohitlsan, NAV York, W
Pam? Mary & Caroline, Adam., New York, W.P
Clyde.
SAILED
Dark Alex MeNrill 3 for Glonow, ROM
erening. Her cargo comists of 16,740 bushels wheat,
4,800 bids, and 20 maks tallow.
MEMORANDA.
ecilTS James Martin, Harding, and George Pales,
Nickerson, benne, nvitioed at Providence 9th :Oat.
Scion Amelia, and G T Hubbard, hence, arrived at
Providence 9th inst.
Brig J W Driako, (of Coluitibia,) Drinks, hence, ar
rived at Boston 9th Inst.
Schr Joseph Flab, Shaw, cleared at Nqlritat 6th
Bohm M A lieges, Magee, and I, It Smith, Smith,
cleared at Roston 9th inst fir Philadelphia.
Behr William H Rowe, Harris, hence, arrived at New
Bedford 9U, inst.
PAMPHLET PRINTING, mal every other deecrip
tion of Printing, of the most superior quality, at the moat
reasonable rates, at RING WALT & BROWN'S, Brea.lra
/lading. Si S.ootl. TELILD Street. de/9-tit
DECEMBER 10—Evening
THE PRESS. - PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1861.
ARRIVALS . AT THE HOTELS
VP TO 12 o'cLoor LAST MORT.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL—Ninth and Chestnut ats.
J W Bryce, New York S R Martin, New York
C Gilmore, Baltimore M L Leopold, Cincinnati
D E Small, York, Pa J C Clarke, Ila Wilma
C K Wheat, Wheeling, Yu JN Do nerny, Harrisburg
IV Richards, Ohio T McDowell, Cliambersburg
G W Nicolle, Reading IV A Richards, Boston
G K Williamson, L Island. G S Konwenhover,L I
J Williams, Loug Island NV K Voorhees, L Island
Lima J '1: +'ennie, N Y E S Knowlton It wl. N Y
NV Pirinstone, Easton, Pa C P Schuyler, New York
N R Seecomb, Boston J N Foster It la, Baltimore
8 Hays, Rochester 8 A Allen, No * Jersey
C Berchelrode, Ohio Mrs J McCormick, Penna
L Wheelock, Brooklyn E Mills, Cincinnati
A Mills, New Jersey 0 b Alden, New York
N II Bunchy, New York I W White, New York
D II Follett, Boston D &trim% Boston
Dr W S King, U S A R Weston, New York
I` 3 Kirtland. New York H WitikLey, New York
C W Abbott, U S N L P Dawson, tr 8 N
E T Corson, 111 P, US N Ciipt Lowndes & wf, Ug N
Col John G bier' ini, N J Con Wm Cook, New Jersey
Geo A rearre, Maryland le G Wolbert, Now York
C It Wilson & la, Boston Judgu Huntington, Ind
J Taylor, Roston Dr J W 'forty. U S N
L Bell, lowa .1 Webb, Illinois
J A Buller, Boston Lloyd next,,,,, cetewteee
J L Martin, Wash, D C Geo de II Klein, Pottsville
Mrs Hunter. Beading Miss Hunter, Reading.
Miss Troxler, Reading II Troxler, Reading
Jae 'W Low, Sew York P Biske, Patterson, Pa
N Sitzemier. Mint sum 11 (10/8, Pottsville
Ufkl. W P Kelloge, Illinois A C Babcock, Illinois
Master C T Certain, Pa Mrs Hanscom, Now York
E S Sanford, New York C C K Pratt, Harrisburg
0 W Shaw, Ohio Mrs Danforth, W Chester
IR Beidelbach, Now York NJ Stone, Boston
Eilw Merritt, Mount 'lolly Sam' T Leo 's, Mt Holly
J Remolds, . P, IlinlltYAM
F Ili Rote, Prey, It I _
w Foster, Jr. New York N Purlong, Mile mikes
J I) Woolley It Is, N Y P G Macombe, N Bedford
C S - Douglas & la P T Hewitt
Mies ewitt JII Woods
N 1' Woolly, New York Mr Campbell &la, N Y
Mr Burnham & la, N YSti Bate Wood, N Y
Mr Wood, New Ytrk Jac, Smith
G W Coburn, Boston Geo C Baldwin, Troy, N Y
Joins II Acher, Troy, N Y Jos It Prentice, Troy, N Y
W Menzies, New York Capt L 1 G Gibson
A A Dunlop, Albany R Dunlop, Syracuse
H L Cake. Virginia F E Crane, Woolen, D C
r Liwins England Milj Anson, London
Sidney ]tourer, Boston J N Morris & la
S M Rogers J Paulding, New York
Geo Pierce, Boston J Newman
N G Spalding, Albany E R Sawyer, Boston
Sand Norris, Springfield T . Cooke, Philadelphia
John 0 Camps NOW York Jahn A Weiser, Yorir, Pa
R B Wigton, Huntington J C Kunkel, Harrisburg
Wm G Smith, New York Wm B Berne% New York
Jno G Camp, Jr, New York T Butterfield, New York
S Mack, Cincinnati J Morrill% Troy, N Y
Geo B Thompson, Delaware II CrOwthee, Leech, Eng
Geo Maxwell, Connecticut Gen Kellogg, jr, Conn
A A Fisher Connecticut Robert Irwin, Illinois
W C Churchill, Illinois L G Foster & wf, N York
II Souther, Elk co,Pa L French, Boston
N W Providence, It I Jas D Bard, New York
H Blanchard. Hartford C Wendell, Washington
Geo Janus, Zanesville, 0 W Yelland, Balimore
Dr McKenzie, Baltimore D Currey, Delaware
Miss Currey, Delaware Geo W Quintard, N York
D B Cobb, Now York Jos Boyce, Baltimore
Jasll Frothineham A E McKee, Maryland
Naumburg, Baltimore f T Struthers , Warren, Pa
14 Strong, New York N E Lyon, New Turk
Coo S Selden, Pittsburg F Roesler, New York
Mrs J W Reickhordt, N Y J Bosworth, Baltimore
G W Grafilin, Baltimore F Ahoy, Boston
N Washburn, Boston Upsher Lloyd, Baltimore
Mrs Loomis, Paitimpre Miss Lernati, Bethnal%
John iratterson & la, Pa
MERCHANTS' 110 TEL—Fourth street, below Arch.
Capt S B Wilkeson, Buffalo Judge P Lott, California
G w Elmo], wasiii»gton. J F Clark, Wftahington
T P.ollocnr, IZentucky - Lion W H Campion, N J
11. P Roller, York Co, Pa Jas lit Burchfield, Pittabg
Saint K Myers M T Alll, Penna.
Jae HealyPenna D3I Brodhead,
Doster, 4 ll4thlbbeiw b Oroocisen, Now YorK
Copt A B Mitchell, N Y J A Kramer, Allentown
31 11 Weise S: wf, York, Pa Wellington Jones, Auburn
Jos C McClure, Lewisburg Jno 1I Beale, Lewisburg
JnoTbempson, Pittsburg Jos Mahon. Shippensbg
Wm A 111 cum, Wm - % J L Rodoebough, Baetou
Saint Butz, Easton H A Searle, Rochester
P McLaughlin, Reading David Clark, Hazleton
Win Clentlenin wf, Wash J K Meister, Lane, Pa
Michael Scnall, York, Pa S II Lemon, Holidaysbarg
J B Morgan, Pimmixville Wm DlcTeer, SnititriOre
JY M Mnme, Maryland E J Adarna, Maryland
Master G W Clark, Hazleton
.AMERICAN f_HrTKL—Cbestnnt, et.. above Filth.
A Packer, New York Card Crossman, Delaware
F H Janke, New York C K Fanning, New York
Dolan, Mauch fihunk G A Ileaeo,l,
C at Joy, Maryland H D Hall, Salem, N J
Jas A Manlove, Delaware Coo Minnick, India
C Bart, Pennsylvania E Bart, Pennsylvania
W'm Burr. New York J B McDowesh Delaware
S W Covet, New York .Tne McCullough, Phila
John C Mulford, Salem N 7 .To: Riley, New Jersey
Geo G Kerr, Delaware bt S JeiTeries, W Chester
A Depue, New Jersey Miss id E Bernie, N J
A W Knighton, New York A L °arrier, Wash
11 A Reading 3I M Rhodes, Taunton
S .I.4VrriG, New York A Hull. Lowell. Milos
WHicks, New York E W Parke, New Jersey
P Kleinhans, New Jersey T M Seabrease, Maryland
11 C Shinn, Mr Holly J E Darbee, Delaware
Mrs M W Gray, Proc, RI
ST, LOUIS 110TEL—C1ie4tb.ut street, Aove Third
G H McCabe, Tamaqua 3 W Tioody, Nee• York
T Garretson, Schik co, Pa W Read
Jahn A Partridge, N Y IL Dickman, Lewea, Del
W Make, New Jersey Hampton Cutter, N .T
P Drellr, Jr, Tamaqua Chas DI Gibberson, Boston
GeoZ Pollard, Boston A F elktiffe, Baltimore
Jae it Plant, Wt.ab'o, P C Thee Lambert, Wash, D 0
Geo W Dant, Wasb'n, D 0
THE UNION—Arch street, above Third.
A 3 P.vaiimont, 'New York D Coons, Wilksbarra
R S Prise, Neu irk, N J l3nmssel Bantnn 'Ero N
W M Elton, Troy, N Y .7 La Fumee, New York
Pat id Canis, Easton, Pa Lieut WEi Champion, N J
Geo Wolf, Louisville, Ky L 8 Forney, Wayne4boro'
W M Fields, Penns Kirtz, Roston
J 11. Rulings, Pennsylvania
NATIONAL HOTEL—Dace street. above Third.
Di P Boyer & wf, Reading N J Swartz, Lancaster, 0
J C Carney, Ashland G W Turner, Delaware
15 Arnold, Carlisle, Pa F Z Deebner, Allentown
Sohn Snyder, Allentovrn J II heir, Lebanon
14 tinu. hfassaChtleetts T B Moore, Maush Chunk
J Harley, Bucks co W W Flaberty & la, Phi.%
Ir.lttnltfellatui, Phila C H Garber, Bridgeport
Jacob Long, Lancaster, Pa
• BLACK BEAR—Third street, obeys) callowhilh
L Temple, Hartsville J P Rillegas, Milltown, Pa
II 8 Rorer, Penna C Harper, Jenkintown
T Hersh, Pennaburg W Hamer, Ponnaburg
C MlAertz, Allentown T Steokle, Allentown
J Brinier, Culpaville Chas Ronda, Penna
A K Ivaco, "MUM J X Robb, POIMAIStii*
F BUM' a 1111 AllentoWn R Rutz iv. la, Long Swamp
N Eddinger, Penna J IR Thomas, Penna
Jno Luckenu Patina L Roads, Somerton
Jacob Butt, Penns GOO Kline, Amityville
G Drat_ ,r Ponnsbnq T Beans, Psalm
Mau A BeftpO t Penna W Flack, Bucks co
G Whetstone, Tamaqua
BALD EAGLE—Tbird arrest. above OollowhM.
P DiDifrt, Baiaao aa, Pa B Dittaer, reuua
H Wilrma% slatington S Weil, Easton
L Weise, Sunbury W Schaffer, Lehigh co, Pa
Beninger, Montg co, Pa A B Bortolet, Reading
J 8 Mitcksch. Leta%hem X culiill, Phila
J Wendle, Betl*lglu J Myers, Northampton et.
Alex bchug, Easton, Pa
COMMERCIAL HOTEL—Sixth street, above Chestnut.
L Kirk, Penney [yenta Ceo Patteron, Pottsville
Jno F Gale, W Aneover,lol John Wray, Cheater co
Jos Wray, Cheater 06 P Wray, Chester co
Chas Wray, Chester co J H Baker, Chester co
J 7d. Borer, New Jersey John Hippie, Tremont
3 P Cornett, Phomixville R E Woodward & wf, N J
A$ Kimble, Chester co J . M Bair, Spring Run
F Baker, I Media Benj ;ninon' Ghenterco
J B 2146..E., , N,m,mt, Pa a - J "'eunuch, laincaater co
MADISON HOUSE—Second street, above Market.
L II Taylor, New Jersey A M Dnnham, Clinton,tl J
Jlt Young, Clinton, N J J Clint" N
la .4 oh, hi nice Hunt, N J
REI Dorin, ilonetalale, Pa W Turner, Honesdale, Pa
W A Smith, IT S A J H Sutton, Delaware
A Pmerec.n, Delaware „T Tucker, Norristown
T Simpson, Delaware W J Dealey, Delaware
Mie Hughes, Meer ,tiereer
MOUNT VERNON ROTEL--Second ea., ab. Arch.
X Cates, Boston L 8 Cates, Boston
GFS Maxwell, New York A gliiiihe POnna
I' 111.6, 110..t00 IC B Sough, Permit
J B Smith, Penna
STATES UNlON—Market street, above Sixth.
C J Picot, Pennsylv ania Wm J Rogers. Penns
Chsnorntb, earn& Wm C. araves, Phu.da
J D Baldwin, Pittsburg D 0 Swart., tau-wader
Wm Dobbins, Lancaster co F A Meddaugh,Biughamtn
BEVERR HOUSE—Third street above Bowe
§ A Miller, Pa C ifivelt. Lane. P&
W Hogg, Beading Jacob 'DM, Easton
SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE DREAM.--
BY THE BARD OP TOWER BALL.
Said Simpson (an unlucky night),
Idreamed I dwelt in Ambers bright;
Superbly furnished were the rooms,
And filled With exquisite perfumes;
There was a radiance soft and clear
Diffused from many a chandelier
It rAI on paintings rich and rare,
And sculptured forms divinely fair.
Around the wide saloons I gazed,
Ores io) ed, enchanted, and amazed,
And by my fancy then (Medved
In nil that splendor I believed;
But ou my unbecoming dress
I looked with sorrow and distress,
For white such frightful clothes I wore,
I fat a loafer and. no more.
"Alas I" I cried, "this scene so bright
Is but a vision of the night ;
Some spiteful wizard mocks my fate
And ridicules my low estate.
Why could he not the kindness show
To dress me well, from top to toe,
At ToWER HALT.l"—that kind deceit
_ 1 !0 Made my glorious dream complete_
The largest aseortment of Fashionable and Ser-
viceable Clothing in Philadelphia on hand, and being
cold at reduced prices. All tastes and pockets can be
gaited. Military . uniforms made to order in the beet
manner, at the shortest notice. Call and examine.
TOWER iIALL, No. Ea Market street. Philadelphia.
It BENNETT & CO.
JUAIELLefi C OMPOUN D BYRYP OF
DOCK—For the cure of Coughs, as a blood purifier, as a
wholesome Rectifier awl Invigorator, is the must reliable
remedy now offered to the public. For sale by the Pro
prietor, at 15211 21/CIIR1!T Sireet 7 aa,l at all bras
gists. del-stsrs4tie
DR. ROBERTSON'S GOUT AND RHEU-.
Laud DROP.4--Th6 ohly relloble remedy tor hinennift
tism, Gout, &c. Price $l. For 'Lae by
DYOTT & CO.,
No. 232 North SECOND Street,
DMA for ell Popular .1141.dieiliAtt..
no23•errim
UPHAM'S HAIR DYE, ONLY 38 CENTS
A Mos.—Bottles larger than the Dollar Dyes. Colors in
fitantai.aoOily, will not wool. out. Try it. Sold
only at UPHAM'S, 810 CHESTNUT . Street.
no27,wEta3m
D - BODZITOON'I3 YSCIETABIJE NU.
YOUR CORDIAL; Or,
NATURE'S GRAND RESTORATIVE.
The Great Remedy for all ?ferrous Comp!elute, Debi
lity, Prostration, Lowness or opiate, &c. Frio(' Gi.
For sale by 'MOTT di GO,
No. 232 North SECOND street,
Depot for ail Popular Medicines.
a022-ftulm
PRITITINO, BEST AHD CHEAPEST
In the City, at Ai South THIRD Street. •
BILL-HEAD PRINTING, Beet end Cheapest in the
City, at>f4 south THIRD street.
cf:MOLAB PRUPITMI Beet and Chews*. in the
QM at 84 South THIRD Skeet.
DECEMBER 10, 1861.—0 n motion of
George M. Whim-ton, Esq., THOMAS BRADFORD
DWIGHT was this day admitted to practice as an Attor
ney, in the District Court and Court of Common Blom
for the City and County of Philadniphia. it*
ONE-PRICIE CLOTHINO, OF TIM LATEST
Swum, mule in the Beet Manner, expreeely for RETAIL
SALES. LOWEST Selling Prices marked in Plain
Wlguree. All Goods made to Order warranted satisfac
tory. Our Ous-Pmas Elvtriguu ie *NOT ndiwrod
All are thereby treated alike.
se22-ly JONES & CO., 804 MARKET Street.
BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.—This Cole-
Prated and perfect HAIR Dili la the BEST IN THE
WORLD. All others are mere imitations of this Great
Original, which has gained such extensive Patronage in
all parts of the globe. The genuine W. A. Hi .TOHB-
L 01313 LIQUID HAIR DYR nisTANTLY produces •
splendid Black or natural Brown, without staining the
Skin or injuring the Hair, and will remedy the ill effects
of bad Dyes, invigorating the Hair for life.
Bold by all Druggists and Perfumers. Wholesale by
WAHNEBTOON //c CO. and DYOTT B 00., Philadel
phia mlO-if
MARRIED.
ItIeIIARDSON---EDWARDS.—On the 4th instant,
by Rev. John Mauro, Mr. Willhun H. Rich:m.lElcm to
bliss Nnry J. Edwards, both of Philadelphia, *
RUTTER—IIASLEM.—On the Ist instant, by tho
Rev. J. A. Brindle, George Rutter to bliss Caroline Has
tern, all of Manaynok.
DAVIS—PAI.m.KR.---On the 13th ult., by the Rev.
J. C. Clay, Dlr. JeNso Davis, U. 8. N to Miiei lietifiettit
Y. Painter, all of thin elks.
LURE NS—LUKENS.—On the 27th nit., by the Rev.
Mr. Jeffrey, Mr. tieo. Laliens to Mrs. Kate Lukens, all
of Philesielphis. Ak
OLIPIIANT—MOUNT.—On the Ilth instant, by Al
derman Charlea Welding, William 11. olipliant to Mies
Anna Blount, both of Burlington county, N, J, *
DIED.
SHARPLESS.—On the 10th instant, at the residence
of her - parents, near Chester, Pa., Mary J., daughter of
John M. and Eliza EL Sharpless, aged 14 years. **
FITLEIt-On Manday, the oth I.stant, catimine,
relict of the lute Daniel Fitter, in the 74th year of her ago.
The relatives and friends are invited to attend her
funeral, from the residence of her son-im law, Samuel
B. Davis, 824 North Seventh street, on Thursday next,
at 1)6 P. Id., without further notice. 1 . 9 procoed
Laurel 11 11 Cemetery.
Bee funeral will take place on Sixth-day morning, the
13th, at 10 A. M., from her father's residence.
Carriages will meet the X past 8 A. 151. train from this
city for such of her friends as wish to attend. **
BEACELAND.—On the 9th instant, Captain
J. Braceland, in the 3241 year of his age.
Funeral from the residence of his mother, Mrs. B. 3f.
Braceland, 118 South Thirteenth street, below Chestnut,
on Thursday morning, at 83 o'clock. ak
COLEMAN.—On the 9th instant, Mrs. Mary Coleman,
In the feth year of her ago.
Funeral from the residence of her son-in-law, Owen
Duffy, 1439 Warnock street, below Jefferson, this (Wed
nesday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock. lk
CONALOGUE —On the 9th instant, John Conalogue,
aged 23 years.
Funeral from the residence of his aunt, Mrs. Bridget
Dougherty, So. 434 Dillwyn street, below Willow, this
(Wednesday) afternoon, at 1 o'clock.
ALEXAkiDBII.—On the Bth instant, Mrs. Catharine
Alexander, relict of the late William G. Alexander.
Funeral from the residence of her daughter, Mrs.
Ellen B. A. Bond, Broad street, below PiLgAYiihkroad,
on Thursday morning, at 10 o'clock.
BEEtallgY.—On the 7th inst., Elizabeth W. Beechey,
wife of 0. B. Beechey, aged 73 yews.
Funeral from her late residence, corner of Belgrade
street and Montgomery avenue ! this (Wednesday) alter
nosn, at 3 o , e-loak.
HILL.—On the Bth instant, Mrs. Sarah Hill, aged 36
years.
Funeral from the residenceof her husband, Alexander
Hill, No. fdlil South Seventeenth street-, to-day, ( woo
nesday,) at 12 o'clock M. *
110 F F.NER.—On the 7th instant, Henry L. eon of
John W. and Eliza lloffner, in the Old year of his age.
Funeral from the residence of - his parents, Felton.
ynle, Twenty-faVOnd ward, this ( Wednesday) morning, at
10 o'clock.
MOURNING ST 0 RE.-13ES
sox & SON, No. 918 CHESTNUT STREET,
offer for sale for cash—
Black Reps Auglate, 26 cants to 37% cents.
all wool 'Velour Ottomans, Si.
.. do do Bops 8734 cents to $l.
1 . do do Epingtines 87% cents to $l.
.. do French Merinoe4, 75 cents to $l.
do dO WHOM% 75 rontg.
rooit ae Nao or Mourning Silk, $l.
Mawr Gong Slum's, $5.50 to $0.50.
<, and white imported De Lainex, 19.,,X cents.
Second Mourning Chene Atoliairs, 12g cents de4
TrA CARD.-11tAbQuAnTERs 2id E.
(MIEN T, P. V., D,cember 9, 1501.
I take pleasure in returning the heartfelt thanks of the
Twenty-third regiment, P. b, to the members of the
Union Relief Association of Philadelphia, of which Mrs.
WhitUlllll , P it tllDUrilt tea.tibilt, for Ponr boxes containing
supplies for our sick. With the largest regiment in the
service of the United States, and the exposures conse
quent upon guard, picket, and fatigme duty, our hospital
has had many rases, mid the invalids have fully appre
ciated the kind Attentions of these ladles.
I also return [haulm to Omega Butloolfor ilia
present of fifteen hundred pairs of mittens for our soldiers.
These attentions from home ore not lost on the soldier,
who shoulders his musket, leaves his circle of friends,
and inters the Grand Army of the Potomac to support
the Constitution and the canoe of Freechtm.
D. B. lIIRKEY,
Colonel Twenty-third Ren't, P. V.
TrTHE VOLUNTEER REFRESH
DIENT SALOONS AND THE AOIDERY
OF MUSIC.—The following brief, though comprehea
&ye, official correspendence, relative to the visit of Dip,
JAMES Dl. NIXON awl the ccteLrtAtei Spanish Dan
sense, ISABEL CUBAS, will be read with interest:
DECEMBER 9, 1861—A. M.
James IL Nixon, Esq., Lessee and Manager of the
American Academy of Music.
DEER Sin: The undersigned, Presidents of the Coin
She'll mid Volunteer Befresiunent Saloons, respectfully
request the pleasure of your presence at our Saloons, in
company with senorita ISABEL GUMS, now per
forming under your Management, at such times as may
best suit your convenience.
Very respectfully,
WOE. -sr. COOPER,
President of the Cooper Shop Refreshment Saloon.
E. W. 'COOPER,
Pro-President of the Volunteer Refreshment Saloon.
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Z
Dgegmaps. 0, 1501—P. M.
Messrs. Wm. M. Cooper and E. W. Cooper
GSNTLEMEN : I have the honor to receive' your kind
incitation to the Cooper Shop and Volunteer Refresh
ment Saloons. As my professional engagements and bu
shines are so pressing, allow me briefly to say, that I
cannot yisit your patriotic &donne. FICEPTIMO Ot
wHinfitODAY. Therefore, I shall avail myself of your
kindneee,
and have the happy pleasure to accompany
Senorita ISABEL CUBAS on a visit to your Saloons on
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, the 11th inst., at 8
o'clock. Yery respectfully,
JAMES IL NIXON,
It Lessee of the Academy of tiusic.
IirNINTH LECTURE OF THE COURSE
ON PHYSIOLOGY, including the ilinCtiolle
of the Liver, Heart, 1111 d Dung., at the KOLE°.
TIC COLLEGE, DACE, below FIFTH Street, on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, at 8 o'clock, by Doctor
PAIN E. The public le invited. delo-2t*
Err PEOPLE'S LITERARY INSTITUTE.
oixth LECTURE of toe Course will be di=
livered on THUR,DAY EVENING, December 12, at
CONCERT HALE, by Rev. R. S. STORK t, D D. Sub
ject: "A Just War; its Relation to the Higher Develop
ment of a Nation." Lecture quarter before 8 o'clock.
Tickets 25 cents; at T.B. Pu
NUT Streets. s l l'§ $I EI and CUT
del-5t
TrOFFICE OF THE DIAMOND COAL
CORSA NY—S OTICE.—The Annual Election
for Seven Directors, to serve for the ensuing year, will
be held at the office of the Company, No. Tl,l :Mirka
stmt, or IVEDNIISDAV, .renoary sin, 3.502, between
the hours of 12 and 1 o'clock P. K.
delo-tjanB* . EDWARD PEACE, President.
or. UNION BENEVOLENT ASSOCIA•
TlVlii—At the Animal meetinff of the Seder.
beht Tuesday, Octuber 15th, the following geutlenien
were elected officers and managers for the ensuing, year:
PRESIDENT,
SAMUEL IL PE UMW&
VICE PRILDDINTS:
BIGIIHBD D. WOOD.
J. FISHES LEAKING.
voLtsuitss,
EDMUND WILCOX, 404 CHESTNUT Street.
CORRESPONDING SEORiempr,
iioNTOO,II.ISBY DONT/.
RECORDING SECRETARY,
JOHN H. ATWOOD.
MANAGERS.
BEDIRDIAD Coates, John D. Taylor,
X. W. Baldwin, 6. /49.111 , 1 VAS'
W. M. 0.1165, JOS H. Dulles.
Thomas Latimer, John Ashurst,
John Bohlen, Thomas A. Budd,
William Purvea, Zebulon Locke,
Arthur G. Collin, Charles Rhoads,
Benjamin Orne, Richard Wool.
Joh. W. CM%bur% Gnome b. Wurtz. M. no
Thomas Wattson, Abnitni IL Perkins.
Ate subsequent meeting of the Board of Managers,
Mr. JOHN HICKS was reappointed Agent, and Messrs.
5. C. COOPER and THOMAS EVANS Collectors.
It is well known 11,a1 11,1 e goelety is not a mere alma
giving agency, but a moral-suasion institution as well,
which strives to remove pauperism by leading the poor
to habits of industry and guod morals. In pursuing this
work, its visitors necessarily meet with poverty in every
condition, and especially ILMOII6 such of the pp g 113 CIO not
hag 1156 h Ike eire-is. in tew or the trutrodug to be ap
prehended the coming winter, the Society asks attention
to the requests of the Collectors, who are now making
their annual calla,
The Managers have made arrangements for a larger
supply of fuel than limb upon With more fayoralio
limn at any previous POOBODI and Mllll4 100 x to the public
to contribute liberally to enable them to supply the extra
demand which is likely to arise. Persons preferring to
contribute directly can hand subscriptions to the Agent,
at the offlce, Northwest corner of SEVENTH and SAN
SON, or to PRAWN]) WILCOX, Esq., Treasurer, zo.
404 CHESTNUT Street.
SAMUEL 11. PERKINS, President.
JOHN I. ATWOOD, Secretary. n023-etw9t
➢IILITARY NOTIURC
HEADQUARTERS 11 0M E
GUARD, City of Philadelphia.
Damanan 9,1.994,
6Vgghii ORDER No..••l
The Headquarters of the Home Guard have been re
moved to the second story of No. 208 South FIFTH
Street, below Walnut street. All reports, returns, and
communications, intended for these Headquarters, will
be Made there.
Office hours from Mee o'clock A. if., till four o'clock
P. M. daily, Sundays excepted. By order of
Brig. Gen. A. J. PLEASONTON.
VIM. BRADFORD, Assist. Adj't General. It
UNITED STATES MARINES.-
WANTED, immediately, for the United States Ma
rine Corps, THREE HUNDRED ABLE-BODIED
MEN, for sea service, between the ages of eighteen
and forty years. All informt4i9l) that MUT bt required
will be g iven at the Benaem-ons, Olt South FRONT
Street, below Spruce. JAMES LEWIS, Captain,
dell-121 Recruiting Officer.
BEADQTIARTERS CUR TIN
LIGHT GUARD REGIMENT, P. V., No. SO
CHESTNUT St Authorized by the Governor, and
accepted by the Federal Government. Comfortable
quarters provided in Philadelphia. Pay, Rations, and
'Uniform as soon as enrolled: By order of
COL. H. I_ STAINIZOOIL
W. B. DIA.O ADAM, Adjutant.
A GRADUATE OF THE UNIVER
dr:A. Pity of ronneylvenia4 with eome experienee pe
Toachur, and poneesslng the beet of recornmendatione,lde
sires a situation in a School or private family. Address
J. F., Flo. 1810 CHANCELLOR Street. dell-wfm3t*
VOR PRESENTS.-LIGHT, NEAT;
L'
and serviceable UIIIIIIIIDLLA.S, at SLEEPER'S
long eatabliebed manufactory, MARKET Street, one door
above Teeth. dell•St*
E 1 RAPES.—splendid Catawba Grapes,
NA . from Neney's Island," take Erie, in small cases
for storekeepers or families, at RICHARDSON'S, N 0.126
MARKET Street. dell-201
OHEAP SUGAB S.-C. DONOGHUE,
lt.J 43 Sand: WAVED. gtrssi, f» a.. Bolting Maw
316 fined gugars, Syrups, Coffee, and Adamantine Candles
at low prices, to prompt cash buyers. dell-Bt*
H.
AIR -WORK OF ALL KINDS,
I II Winton Leavae, nod Mace Work framed wts6 the.
Trent% convex oval glasses, In a tasteful manner, at
GEORGE Y. BENKERT'S, 828 ARCH St. dell-iftf
ITAIR-DYEING FOR LA.DIRS and
Oen+!einea dOne at F CPURTH. pqS BliddiCH, In
the beet style.
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
EYRE & LANDELL,
FOURTH AND ARCH,
HAVE RECEIVED SOME
FINE GOODS
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
RICH DARK SILKS,
LYONS VELVETS.
PRINTED REPS.
CORDED REPS.
FINE SHAWLS.
SCARLET SCARFS.
BLACK CLOAKS.
CLOAK CLOTHS.
BALMORAL SKIRTS, &c., &c.
dell.wfmim
CLOAKS ! C.L.OAKS !
MAGNIFICENT
FRENCH SILK PLUSH CLOAKS
JUST RECEIVED PER LAST STEAMER.
FROSTED BEAVER CLOAKS
In entilese variety. Also, the largest and best Nisorte
Mock. of
SEAL SKIN CLOAKS
In the City.
NYEBY lux STYLE; EVERY NEW MATERIAL.
The very best work, at
PRICES THAT ASTONISH EVERY ONE.
NO. 23 SOUTH NINTH STREET.
G RIIAT ATTRACTIONS.
FOR TILE
HOLIDAYS ONLY.
Most suitable for
PRESENTS,
will be offered at
No. 1024 CHESTNUT STREET,
No, 1024 CHESTNUT STREET,
No. 1024 CHESTNUT STREET,
No 1024 CHESTNUT STREET,
FROM WEDNESDAY, the 11th inst.
DURING THE HOLIDAYS ONLY,
A fresh and carefully selected stock of
LACES,
EMBROIDERIES,
LINENS,
WHITE GQQDI,
Comprising all the most recently imported novelties in
his Ike.
These wishing to make acceptable, AS well as useful
CRRISTMAS OR NEW YEAR'S PRESENTS,
Would do well to call at
1024 CHESTNUT ST.,
Before proceeding elsewhere
200 TALENCIENNE TRIMMED LACE anti%
82.50, worth $5
100 VALENCIENNE TRIMMED LACE SETTS,
$5, worth $lO.
400 VALENCIENNE TRIMMED LACE COL
LARS, 8102, and upwards.
200 DOZ. HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS,
16, IS, 20 eta, and upwards.
500 DOZ. CORDED BORDERED HANDKER
CHIEFS, bc, and upwards.
00 DOZ, PINE APPLE HANDICERCIII_Erg, 226.
and upwards.
200 REAL THREAD VEILS, $2 to $25, worth
double.
100 POINTP. LACE SETTS, $5 to $35
100 POINTS LAZE eOLLAltd r oi to *2O.
VALENOIENNE, POINTE APPLIQUE, lIONI
TON, MALTESE, and other LACE
OOLLARi, SETTS, HASDKER-
cArEes lIESTIIE3, (to.
And also in LACES, EDGINGS, and IbiSEAT
INGS, by the yard.
FRENCH EMBROIDERED COLLARS and SETTS,
Mina, llilfAliTir WAISTS
and ROBES, 40.
CAMBRIC, SWISS, and LINEN EDGINGS, IN
SERTING, and FLOUNCING, dec.
Comprising a great variety of GOODS in the above
line, imitable for HOLIDAY PRE
SENTS, all fresh, desirable, and at
prices defying competition.
JOHN A. MULLEN,
ARTIOLF 4 I SUITABLE FOR
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
THREAD LACE VEILS.
TALENCIENNE LANES.
VALENCIENNE COLLARS.
TALENCIENNE SETTS.
POINT LACE AND OOLLARS.
FRENCH tnisuomEurEs, of au kinds.
LINEN CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS.
LINES TABLE CLOTHS MID NAPKINS,
VELVET CLOAKS AND BASQUES, at $lO and $l5.
PRICE, FERRIS, S 108,
No. 726 CHESTNUT STREET.
deb-tf
GENTLEMEN, TAKE NOTICE.-
Will open this morning—
A full line of Merino Shirts and Drawers.
A nice assortment of Gent's 'Mande.
A full line of Clifton and Moyina Hass.
A nice assortment of heavy Cassimeres.
Two lots of tine French Black Cloths.
Thirty doz. L. C. lidgfs, from Auction.
Twelve doz. Suspenders from Auction.
Striped Cloths for Shirts.
DRUM Flai.i h, Whike, Sad, awl Gray.
Gloves in great variety at
HOUSE FURNISHING DUN
GOODS.--SHEPPARD, VAN HARLINGEN, &
ADDISON, Importers and Dealers in Linen, and House
Furnishing Dry Goods, etc.
Hate now on baud a full asaortment of Linen Sheeting,
Table %Mg, Z apiallet Wag, Diaper TOWeiling. 010.,
ere., troportat unCler tho old tariff. or bought a great sac
rifice.
N.B.—Five per cent. allowed on purchases as above, if
paid for on delivery. no27tf
'ILL CONTINUE TO SELL UN
TIL JANUARY let, our entire stock of
BLANKETS at the ofd prices.
Will opon THIS DAY a largo stock of all Wool Flom-
Pelts,
Our 25 cent White Flannels are the hest in the city.
Very handsome neat styles Detadues at 18Xe ; hand
some dark grounds, all Wool. at 31 and 37 cents.
COWPERTH WAIT & CO.,
des-tr N. W. corner MUT/1 and DIAINIBT,
(AS IN THE APOSTOLIC DAYS,
the Blind See, the Peaf neer, the Lame Walk,
tbe Rheumatic and suffering of all classes are cured,
at MO MALEC') Street. Philadelphia, by . .P.r.rfe.
BOLLES, STEVENS, .4c CO.
Deafness and constant ringing and roaring in the
head endears, for a period of over six years, perma
nently cured in twelve treatments, by Blectricity, at r 420
WALNUT Street,
1 7 on e of Prof. c, Tit iiiios' 'intik
sod e etilehed, by request of the undersigned, for the
benefit of humanity.
... ..
-
Bead the following; then, call at 1220 Walnut street,
and witness the astonishing cures daily performed, an- if
You are suffering from any disease considered incurable
by me...UM bleu of the old vendee, apply to us, and we
will give you a warrantee of a perfect cure, and charge
you nothing if we fail:
a About six years ago I became entirely deaf in my
right ear, and constant ringing end roaring in my head
attended it constantly: I tried different medical
a host, of the common remedies, for years, and finally
abandoned all hopes of ever being free from the most
horrid of all troubles. All about me was noise and ring
ing. A short time since I obtained a circular issued from
the office of Itsdlep cgmpaah /22.11 Walnut stoat and;
on reading, was induced to cell on those Gents for ad
vice, who readily informed me that they could cure me
in a few days. I put myself at once under their treat.
ment, and in twelve applications was entirely cured, and
have not been troubled since. I have good reason to
think the cure 'permanent; as time animist has elapsed
to test its results.
6 , 1( cheerfully recommend all similarly afflicted to
apply to these• Gentlemen, astheirdisrovory in the ap
plication of glectrlcity enables them to give a war
rentee in nearly all cases, whether acute or chronic.
IiJAIIII.4 NUMIIVE,
dell-Min:lt* tt FIFTEENTH and fIgDVORD."
AUTER'S HAIR DYE, 30 cents a
box, or three boxes 75 cents: bottles large as the
debar 145_13 wad: Timm streot,
Ni.T
ra■_• E. B. EARLEY,
FITIINISHING UNDRPTASEP.,
13onthwest corner of 'UNTIL and GREEN Streets.
nol9.3raifte Philadelphia.
TOYS AND CHRISTMAS
CLOSING OUT SALE
OF
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
The undensigned is now selling ont a stock of Fancy
Coeds, einbtaelog Odd Jewittry, Petfuniery, Pull' Boxes,
Chess and Checker Alen, Dolls, floitt's Dressing Cases,
Ladies' Work Boxes, Sachets, Pocket-Books, Porto
monnales, &e., &e.
Also, in store, an assortment of Nablits, new and bean.
CM Arles of Woollen Muds and Sontag& to which the
attention of tie retail trade is invited.
JOHN LETS LEY. jr.,
Nu ' 17 North FOURTH' Btreat,
Ahore Market.
CHRISTMAS IS COMING,
And we are enured that many who road The Press
are already considering
WHAT TO PRESENT
TO THEIR GENTLEMAN FF.IgNDS,
We would suggest the following:
Either
A FINE WRAPPER,
MUFFLER,
SCARF,
TIE, or
GLOVES.
Or. if they have friends IN THE HMV, what eoel.l be
more acceptable to our noble Volunteers and Officers,
than
GOOD FLANNEL SHIRTS,
OR ISR.A.VI2' 172.TV1M. 07.0 WirratX
THE PLACE TO BUY THEM
IS AT
W. W. H NIGHT'S
GENTS' FURNISHING STORE,
No. 606 ARCH STREET.
N. B. FINE SHIRTS ready made and made to or
e?"' at
SO, AND UPWARDS.
n027-if Im
i rA MAGNIFICENT!
gt PRESENT_
OtiE OF THOSE
With table, shelves, ventilator, vthidows, cot, &c., ma
nufactured by WM. H. RICRA.R.DSON,
415 ]t&RKET Street.
Also, TIMIS FOR CHAPELS AND SUTLERS.
dell-at
CADET MUSKETS AND EQUIP
MENTS.—Wee have just ivade to order a lot Of SIP
perier MUSKETS anitable for Philadelphia Cadets. They
are light and neat, such as every parent would wish to
place in the hands of their sons, affording healthful ex
ercise without being so heavy as to injure the spine.
Also, CADET EQUIPMENTS made to Hlasko pat
tern. PHILIP WILSON &
no2o-len CIIUWPIN'tI•I' Street.
- CLOTHING.
EH. EIADRIDC#E, Agt.,
FASHIONABLE CLOTHIER,
Formerly
at Eighth and Chestnut Streets,
HEW taken the Store,
No, ti2e) DIABHNT STREET,
Where he is prepared to furnish his old friends and the
public in general with
CLOTHING,
READY NADI; OR MADE TO ORDER,
TN TILE BEST STYLE,
AT MODERATE PRICES,
As he buys and sells exclusively FOR CASH.
de7-lm if
KEN NEDY'S
AND GENERAL MILLINERY GOODS.
No. 729 CHESTNUT STREET, BELOW EIGHTH
ocs.Sm
NEW FIRMS AND CHANGES.
1862.
Merchants and Public Institutions supplied with
BLANK BOOKS
Of all sizes, made of the best
LINEN PAPERS,
Awl viaronttil durable,
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN STATIONERY in
great variety.
LETTER, NOTE, and BILL PAPERS.
TIIIPLE-RNITRA ttomt. PENS.
LETTER PRESS and LITHOGRAPH PRINTING.
WM. F. MURPHY & SONS,
PRACTICAL BLANK-BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
COUNTING-HOUSE STATIONERS,
PRINTERS, AND LITHOGRAPHERS,
339 CHESTNUT STREET.
de4-wks2m
STOVES AND RANGES.
'YNWItIeIgIWYVVVV.A... ,,,,,, - ,, _
SILVER'S AIR-TIGHT GAS
BURNER, FOR TEEN PARLOR, DINING.
BOOM, AND ., OFFICE,
__
IN ALL SIZES,
and made in the most Approved manner, et the best
Imported Russia Iron, with P ATENTED CLAY CYLIN
DELIS, of which we have the exclusive sale.
NORTH, CHASE, t NORTH,
012-2mit No. SOO North SECOND Street.
NORTH, CHASE, & NORTH'S
CELEBRATED COOKING STOVES,
Gall. cot:miming, with Double-plated Tope, and alt
the latest improvements.
Nomfactarod and gold at
012.2mif No. 209 North SEOOND Street.
i g I THOMSON'S CELEBRATED
LONDON “SITCENER,"
The Mat, most durable, and convenient anallo
- for Cooking; having the hest facilities for an abun
dant supply of Hot Water, Roasting, Raking, Stewing,
Broiling, 80. For sale, in various sizes, of our own
manufacture. NORTH, CRASH, & NORTH
,
OFFICIAL NOTICE.
QUARTERMASTER GENERAL'S OFFICE, /
WASHINGTON CITY, Dec. sth, 1851.
he following rasahttlaa 1. been exkope,A by the
HOMO of Representatives of the United States, viz:
Restlred, " That the . Scuetary of War be requested
to furnish to this House copies of all contracts made by
the Quartermaster's Deportment fur feeding disabled
)191M1 during the itinter, to nEsts the terms of these en
tracte, the names of west contractors, and the number of
horses given out, and whether these contracts were
made upon public notice."
All officers and agents of the Quartermaster's Depart
ment are iustructed to send to the Quartermaster General
immediately upon seeing this notice eopida of all
[recto and all information embraced within the terms of
the resolution.
(sinned) bI. C. MEWS,
delo-6t Q. Al. General.
A RMYCLOTHING- AND EQUI
PAGE OFFICF, Piiii.enutruis, Dec. 9, 1801.
Proposals are invited at this office, until the 20th in
stant. for ZOITANE LEGGINGS, of Russet Leather, or
other suitable material; and of Linen or Russia Sheet
ing; to he mg Melton high.
Samples of the Leggings to he sent ol
w... 1 the proposal,
stating prices. G. 11. GROSSMAN,.
0010420 Deputy Quartermaster General.
JOHN H. STOKES,
702 MOH Street
A OPPENHEVYMB, NERO LIAN
•• POE BROKEN in all branches of trade, and
manufacturer of every description of Army Goods,
No. 48 Smith TIIIRD Street, west side, second story,
Philadelphia. deg-6t*
THEODORE EVERS'
PHOTOGRAPH AND AMBROTYPE
GALLERY,
NO. cog AtiovE sixTn,
Opposite the Arch-street Theatre
rio26-1m if PHILADELPHIA.
TIN MEN'S SOLDF R—Babbitt Metal,
fafinufactured and for ealo by
JOsiGra W. 'BARER,
del-4t* S2l North SECOND Street.
B RJNG YOUR OLD BRITANNIA
Lamps, Plates, and Tea-pots, and get them ex
obangod Soe tail, to .108111s41 W. 11i-itts,
de7.4t* 821 North SECOND Street,
PELTER SOLDER Manufactured
S
and for sale by J. W. RAKER,
&Mt* 821 North SECOND Strut_
COPPER BOTTOMF-6, 7, and 8
inch, salaam and round corners, for sale low by
Ce7-4t* J. W. BAKER, 821 North SECOND St.
• •
TIN PLATES, WIRE RIVETS,
Ears, Lamps, Spoons, Bar and Pig Tin, Bar and
Pig Lead, Braziers' Copper, Sheet Zinc, Sm., for Maio,
cheap, by JOSEPH. W. BAKER,
de7.401 - Narth GIEOOIII3
A QUARRIES, FERN OASES, A
XX- 'variety of fish and Plants, No. 144 North SIXTH
Street. d2.lm*
ssooo' $4,500, $1,600, TO IN
VEST• ON MORTGAGE. Apoiy to
ALI'RItD FITLEB, Conveyancer, No. 51 North Sired
HOLIDAY GOODS
FANCY GOODS.
Greatest varitty and lowest prices at
TILLER'S CHEXPEST IMPORTING HOUSE,
delo-6t 32 South FOURTH Street
MILITARY GOODS.
PLEND tD TENTS,
FOR OPPICVteg on MEN,
MILLINERY GOODS_
FRENCH
FLOWERS. FEATHERS,
No. 209 North SECOND Street,
Philadelphia.
olZeUgt
ArULL AND BPIENDID AS
SORTMENT of Scarfs, Ties, Gloves, and Gents'
Furnishing Goode, just received and for sale. Also, a
variety of Travelling Shirts. W_ SCOTT, SU CHEST
NUT Street, below Continental ESA
RAKER & CO.'S UNEXCELLED
COD LIVER OlL—The moat approved remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Scrofula, sm. Physicians,
prescribinff it, have (iN Qs testimonials of many Of Lae
prolveasaa) a baaven me of 901111iUKINS in rvllich all he
efficacy of the invaluable medicine is retained. Invalids
era assured, by the evidence of thousands, that it la less
nauseous and more readily retained to their benefit than
many manufactured commulge sold as Cod Liver Oil,
unetveate Ana raw, by the rroprietore and by
Coy. apothecariet JOAN C. BARER it CO.,
millOansif 161 North THIRD Street.
AUCTION NOTICES
AUCTION NOTICE.
ATTRACTIVE SALE or
CARPETINGS, &c.
SAMUEL 1,. BAILY, eurviving partner td 17r^ Into
Srm of
BAILY & BROTHER,
In order to (lo w . r t r , thtir Fraeinem, will offer for sale>.
through 'THOMAS DIEM & SONS, Auctioneers,
ON FOURTH-DAY (WEDNESDAY), the 11th inst.,
AT 10 (YCLOOK.
Their large and attractive Stock' of
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &C.,
In lots to suit purchaser+.
The "OMR; Witt Cat'Agile% will be terriuma
the Store,
No. 920 CHESTNUT STREET.
Two days previous to the Bele, where holrjah•,rCpertl
E...d others ore invited to attend. de43-5t
NEW FUEL' cATioNs
HENRY WARD BEECHER'S
TIIANICSGIVItiC g EAMON
THE HONEY IN THE LION'S CARCASS.
WAR AND EMANCIPATION.
A THANKSGIVING SERMON, .
Preached in the Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, N. Y., on,
Tbankegiring morning, November 21, 180 j,
RIVV. WARD BEI:GwEll,
AS . octavo.
pamphlet. Single copies 15 cents,
or eight copies for one
dollar, or ten dollar,, a hundred. For sale by
I', if, lIVIERSIJI h tutonurt,
it 396 CHESTNUT Street.
TT EN R Y "WARD BEECHER'S
THBNIUGIVING BERMON—The Honer is
the Linn'g Carengs,
4, WAR AND EMANOIPA PION,"
Delivered at the Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, N. Y., on
Thanksgiving Day, Noy. 21, 1661, in one octavo pant
phlet—price 15 cents—is pnbfisheil and fur gala this day
by T. B. PETERSON & BROTHERS,
dell-tf 306 CHESTNUT Street.
N EW AND INTERESIIN( I IIISTORICAL TALE.
THE SCHOOLMASTER AND HIS SON,
A narrative of events which occurred during the Thirty
Years' War. 'l7mo:dated from the German
of C*cpari.
"Not a fictitions tale, but a simple recital of historical
events," mirk one intensely interesting. A work well
adapted for the family circle, the Sunday-School Libra
ry, or the leisure hours of the Camp. PRIOR, IN DIU'S
LIN,3B CENTS.
For tale at the Lootistords generally, and also, with a
general aesortmeut of Holiday Books and .Inventles, at
the LUTIIEBAN PUBLICATION ITO USE,
dell-wfmht No. 42 North NINTH Street,
FOREIGN - READING ROOMS,
1323 CHESTNUT Street, corner of JUNIPER.
OPEN EVERY DAY and EVENING for LADIES
and GENTLEMEN. From 11 A. M. until 2P. 31. ex
olusiVrlg for Ladies
All the principal French, German, and English illus
trated and Literary Periodicals are regularly received
every, two weeks. Galignani's Messenger and Journal
des Debuts by every mail from Europe.
Terms of singlo subscription per annum, S 6 three
months, $2.50; oils month, (41. Family subscription ger
annum, 540 three months, $3.50.
illEr Orders for foreign Books and Periodicals forwarded
by every steamer.
F. LEYPOLDT, Foreign Bookseller,
no2o-1 m 1323 OH ES rxtrr.
BOOKS, LAW AND lIIISCELLA
REOES, new and old, bought, sold, and ex
changed, at the PHILADELPHIA-BANK BOOK
STORE, No. 419 CHESTNUT Street Libraries at a
distance purchased. Those haying pciehe W MI, if at
distance, will state their names, sizes, bindings, dates,
editions, prices, and conditions. WANTED—Books
printed by Benjamin Franklin, as well as early Books
printed in and upon America. Autograph Letters and
Portraits purchased. Pamphlet Laws of Pennsylvania
for sale. CAtAI6OI4, in keg., sent free. Libraries ap
praised by ife26-ff 1 JAEN OA Tif PRETAL.
WANTS.
WANTED—By a young man, arc'.
17, a SITUATION in a REAL-ESTATE OF
FICE, where he can obtain a thorough practical know
ledge of the business. Please address, stating terms, re
quirements, &c., "D. E. T.," Press offico. dell-2t*
A THOROUGH 1100K4CEEPER,
of sererai years' experience in a first-class house
in this city, is uoa• open for an engagement. Satisfac
tory references. Address L , Aa," box .1.496 Philadelonia
root Office. dell-2t*
WANTED BOOKS TO .POST
AND SETTLE; Intricate Accounts to adjust;
'Writing to do,
of any kind. Apply at No. a 2 South
THIRD Street, up stairs. de9-tnftr9t*
QALESMAN WILL DE ()PEN FOR
NJ an ENGAGEHE NT, January Ist. A Salesman
who sells Seventy Thousand dollars of Dry Goods
to first-class near Pennsylvania trade. Reference given.
Address RICHARD, Press office. del-Im*
- WANTED -BY A YOUNG MAN,
a situation as Clerk, or employment in any bu
ainess capacity - . He has a general knowledge of business,
and can give the most satisfactory reference. Address
J. HOPPER, Blood's Dispatch Office. no3o-14t*
VOA GALE AIID TO LET.
To LET.
' TILE LARGE AND,
ELEGANT S tortE,
O. 5'23 'MARKET STREET.
Apply on the premieee
tit - ORPHANS' COURT SALE
No that certain messuage and tract of land,
containing 22 acres and 48 perches, bounded by tenth of
4Viin Richards, Charles Roth; William kneltenbaeh, sad
others, being about half smite from the borough of Potts
town. The land is well fenced and watered, and divided
into convenient fields. The improvements are a two
and three.ouarter story BRICK HOUSE with two story
kitchen attached, together with Wash House, Swim
hates. Ice Iltdt4e, Sc.. a 'large storm i witzer barn, With
three Wagon Rouses, Slaughter House, new Rog 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 are new, and in excellent repair. The•
house is papered and painted throughont. It is con-
Tenient to sehoole, mills, and i.laece of public worship.
This property is one of the handsomest and most de
sirable in this section of the country, and well worthy
the attention of per sons wishing a property of the kind;
with all the best improvements, and in complete repair.
EPHRAIM F RITZ,
DAVIEL, Li vEteooov.
deg-4t* Administrators.
def DESIRABLE HOUSES TO RENT:.
Two in Caskill street, Noe. 301 and 303. Rent fl.O.
nor month each_
One in Morris street, between Fifth and Sixth. Rent
$l2 per month.
One on Potty-seventh etreet, between'llestonville ave
nue and Laneaeter Pike, Twenty-fourth ward ? has three.
ROOMP, AIM 11. huge lot imlainlyie. Rani o'o per nankin,.
One in Otsego, late Church street, below Morris. Rent
.96 per month.
One No. 638 Pine street, containing eight rooms. Rent
$2OO per year.
Ono No. 1302 South Fourth strait. Rai 313 ier
month.
One No. 1= Graeae street, Eighteenth ward. Rent
Ff 12.50 per mouth.
One No. 611 Beare street, below Wharton. Rent $6.60
per month.
One ?Of Auburn otroot, below Carmitan_ Ron! 918.58
per month.
One 1027 Bhippen street, containing six rooms and gas.
Rent $l2 per month.
Apply to TIIIIISIAS MX.ATIIi, Real Estate Agent anti
Collector, northwest corner of THIRD and LONER &RD
streets, and northmet corner of I'LIIIRTH and PIKE
streets. de7-401,
F 0 R EXCHANGE A FINE
MitaMILL PROPERTY t on the Eastern Shots pi Miry
land, roi,sisting or Grist, bast, and carding Mile, Wheel..
Wright Shop, Blacksmith Shop, Store, ec., comprising a
whole Tillage, with about 30 acres of ground; superior
water power—no. equal in the country; bringing a rental
of $1,500 per annum. Apply to . _ .
J, ih WATERS;
3.19 - Soutb - FOURTH Street
FOR SALE-A LARGE FAC
TORY BUILDING, covering a lot of ground 100
feet by 150 feet, haring three fr9nth with alum titetiin
oomph,to order, situate in the centre
of the city. Will be solo at a great eacrifice. No money
required. Part can remain on the pre nine ' and tho
balance will be taken in city property. Apply to
J. 11. WATERS,
deo.tf 110 South FOURTH Street.
FOR SALE.--TWO COTTAGAS,
built in Italian style, beautifully situated on LEX
INGTON Street, near by the Passenger Railroad, West
Philadelphia j luroy li It di c, Also, two beautifully Hie
coated iu 2.l.4lwwWiite, near the Darby Passenger
Railroad. 'Either of which will be sold very low, on the
most reasonable terms. Apply to E. PETTIT,
no 23 No. 309 WALNUT Streot.
gt FOR SALE-WEST LOGAN-
Ma SQUARE PROPERTY.—Four-story Brown Stone
Dwelling, with extensive back buildings.
For further particulars, apply to E. PETTIT,
n 023 No. ON WALNUT Street.
"PARR FOR SALM.—A FARM., in
excellent state of cultivation, containing fifty-one
acres, (tine of which are woodland ' ) pleasantly situated
hi Limerick township, Montgomery county, two awl &
half miles from the Limerick station, on the Reading
Railroad, is offered for sale. Price—Five thousand dol •
hire ($5,000). Apply on the premises.
nole•tf SAMUEL If. GRA.FF.
BOMIDINGr.
OHEAP BOARD AT DARLING'S
Beyrre House, TIMID Street,.above dace.
AtIQMS for the winter month* it Si Dor weak. Mee, a.
rotes. with tire and with reasonable. The !alp aud roorno
wilt compare with many of She high,Driced holism 11*
TO LET—With or without board to
a .ibeA room and swifts , room,
OT bed room only, in VALNIIT Btreet,,between Tenth
and Broad. Address, for further particulars, "X, Y.
Z.," Press office, Chestnut Arent. th.4-tf
SELECT FRENCH AND ENGLIgH,
BOARDING HOUSE, No. 33 5 - wrath SIXTEENTIL
Street, near Chestnut. Terms mcslevate. detblat
QKATERS'ITEADQUARTERS—Wa.
have just received a full stcsk of euperiv.7 SKATE&
of the latest peftotne.
LADIES' SKATES, MISSES' SKATES,.
GENT'S SKATES, PA,TNXT SKAMNSL
4.74g.4 AQPIASII atiATEEti
irtnar
Skates of every variety.
Cadet Muskets and Ent,ipmente,, Crlcket and HMS Ilan
Implements, Camp Coto,, Army Chests, Guns, Pistols,
Pit/LIP w4Aisupt k Co„
liKa7int 43 7 CIiENTKIIT Stmt.
Pp BUSSES! BRACES ! SUP
PORTERS !!
0. IL NEEDLES,
FL. W. eornar RICE Iva TWELPiN Street., nits.,
Practical Adjuster of Trusses and Mechanical Appli
ances, has constantly on hand a large and varied stock of
elegant French Trusses, and a complete assortment of
best American. 'English and American Supporters and
Belts. iglievidisr ayi , s‘smv great
variety, French Pessaries, B.:e.
Ladies' Department conducted by Ltuii.o., TWELFTH
Street, first door below Race. no27.tttiak
AmiducAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
—BROAD AND LOCUST Stteetel.
Yflf. Find lelnnager J. Itt. NIXON
TR'S (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, DECEITRER 11,
THE GREATEST LIVING TRAGEDIAN,
EDWIN FORREST'
Who in engsignd fnr only
A LIMITED NPAIRER OP NUMPTI,
whom appearance In hig flair° chri
AFTER AN ARSE O) OF FIVE yEklis,
the
GREATEST DRAMATtC FURORE.
Will appear As
CLAUDE MEINOTTE,
TO-11I0I4ROVF (TII(IESPAY) EVENING;
CUBAS
When the Ihnntifitt, Irnneinntlne„ &the 15•n0., ,, ,,e4
Sonninh Ifnm.ll9o
SENORITA ISABEL CTBAS,
Will make hor fret appearanco ITT a'
GRAND FittNCII BALLET.
also in
NE WO PA D'ANnE
BALLET AND OBAMA COMBINED
(N FIITDAT,
FORREST AS VIROI.US
NoTftn--MiIYKRE OF SFYICI t IATORS.
Thr patrons of the Academy are respectfully requested'
to purehrom their tickets at the ]toes °air°, as the ma.
ntigement hi' not reiponsible for tb..keld cull by outside
speculators.
PRICES OF ATIMISSION.—PA moc k, fi.ataaat Circle.
and Balcony, 50 cents. No extra charge for Reserved'
Seat& Private Boxes, with siitilliimintur for Flight per- ,
Bons, $6. Family Circle and Aniphitheatrv, 2v cents.
SEATS SECURED FOUR DAYS IN ADVANCE.
Doors open at 7; Commence at half paxtl.
vonnuAt NIGHTS,
MoNnAy,wEnNEsDAy, FRIDAY and SATURDAY.
CCBAS rantrrs—TUESDAY AND TIIiiMDAY,
THE MERCHANT OF VENICE
READ AND ANALYZE-I'4P
CONCERT HALL.
FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER. 13.
At a (martyr of Eight oktiorA
Tichetti 25 ce:a3.
11011.3t*
WHEATLEY'S CONTINENTAL
THEATRE—WALNUT Street, above 'EIGHTH.
Triumphant anemia of this now and thrilling Mania*.
P;quemiriun Drama.
Third week of tho grand equentrlan npectiscie.
To-night the performance wilt commence with the
grand National Eiliseistrian Sepectacle, entitled
SOUTII1;1t14 REBELLION - 11Y SEA AND
LAND:
To awhile with
THE CATARACT OF THE GA.NGESI
Admission 25 and 15 ceuts.
AIRS. JOHN DREW'S
AN-L AR . __ O 44TBEET THEATRE,
Acting and ta g o Manager W. S. FRZWIRIOKS.
Scaliness Agent and Troaourer JOS. D. MURPHY.
Tnis (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, December
The performance to commence with
Sir John Itostiom
Borerly
Lady Itefalems...
CI arisga r
To conclude ii ith BEN, THE BOAISAV.U.V_
Den Dea1ing.......:,,,Mr. L. R _ hetvelf.
Cnanne OF IME.-1/ours open at 4' before 7; curtain
will rise et preeisdy.
Ho extra charge for reserved Beata.
WALNUT -STREET TrrEATrix-
NINTH and WALNUT Street*.
Sole LesseeMßS. M. A. OARRETTSON
ENGAGEMENT FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY *OF
THIS (WE PN E Y) EVENING, De !mbar 11,
dud every Evening until ftirtlier notice, will be per-
-
formed Ids- grand Legendary Drama of
FAra'l AND MARGUERITE.
Mr. J. B. Roberts
Mrs. Anna Cowell
Previous to the prima,
A 2 3 8titit...Alt FA-ReiE ki EVENING.
Pawns-50, 37X, 75, and 25 cents; Private Bezel :
$5 and $3.
Doors open at quarter to 7. To commence at 74"
Dia glierite
N vanoillk& THOMAS'S Filter
CLASSICAL SOIREE.
SATURDAY, DECEUDER Itrff,
AT , THE
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS,
Verner TENTH. and CHESTNUT .Sfreete.
sonscripßenti (for the Feries) will lie received at the
principal .11Ins , c Stare=. Single tickets st, or tickets ad
mitting 3 persons e 2; can be had on the evening at the
door. d02.-12t
MAGIC LANTERN PICTUREg OP
TII).' REBEL LlON—Represeuting all the prowl.
neat Scentq,, Engagements • and Incidents to this date.
For sale by W. QUEEN & CO.,
1124 CHESTNUT Struet.
A Descriptive List furnished gratis, sod scot by migl
rleSi 911 8114/IClittoti,
jIEMPLE OF Sti ONDERS, TENTH
and CHESTNUT Streets.
SIGNOR BLITZ, TDB GREAT MAGICIAN AND
VENTRILOQ Ul ST. in Lie now and constantly-Varied
PPTlPrinlinve. EVERY INENIIiG; cunanQuainp at
add WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS,
at 3—illustrating the astanishing and interesting Myatt,-
ries r f Ancient and Modern Magic, entertaining Ventri
loquial Denionstrations, in which the VOW Will amuse
and delight, and the LEARNED CANARY BIRDS.
Admission, 25 conla ; children. 13 emu. b6lB-te
GERMANIA ORCHESTRA.
- CARL SENTZ, Conductor.
. . _
PUBLIC REHEARSALS every SATURDAY. at BM
o'clock F. DI., at the MUSICAL FUND IT kLL.
iteltaga a Eight Tickets, ital tingly Ticliet+3. 26 CU,
To be had at And:o'B,llo4 Chestnut street, J. E. G0t:11444
Beveoth and Chestnut, and at the door of' the Hall. 0018-11
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY Or
JL
THE FINE ARTS, 1025 CRESTIIIn II
Migh gender. execpied, from V A. IL till 5.P, S.
Admission 25 cents. Children under twelve perm
half price. Shares of Stock. 530. iyl
INSTITUTION FOR THE BLIND.I-
Exhibition on WNPNESDAY AITESNOONv
woovis, twin/mon, INA Gem. Brom /I*
South EIGHTH Street. Do9-wtr
delo.st
WATCHES, JEWELRY, See;
TN ORDER TO REDUCE QUN:
large stock of WATCBBS JEWELRYi SILTNII"
WARE, and MUSICAL BOXES, we are now; in ac
cordance with the times, offering them at GREATLY'
REDUCED PRICES.
Ladies or gentlemen intending to pnrchatte a wocohL
for their own Bear; will find at our EatabLithiSibat
sa -
article that can be IMPLICITLY RELIED. ON for
time, and at a price MUCH LOWER than ever Wore
*eked.
Particular attention le given to repairing doe Watches,
Clocks, and Musical Boxes, by skilful workmen.
FARR it BROTIIER, Imricrtove,
oc23.2mif 524 CHESTNUT Street, below Fourth.
poif LITILTV,IS RAPE DRPOT 11B
MOVIDD to No. 21 South SEVENTH Street, Mr
ranklin Institute.
The undersigned, thankful for past favors, and Wu&
determined to merit future patronage, bee mewed ea
elegant and convenient atom, and ken new ao ha.d.
large assortment , of Lillie , s Celebrated Wrought wR
Chilled Iron Fire and Burglar Proof Sofas, (the way
strictly fire and burglar proof safes made.) &Um, I.IIIWI
Unequalled Bank Vault, Safe, and Bank Locke.
1/1111e'e Bank Vault Doors and Leda will kt fii.rdeLea
to order on abort notice. Tbie Li the strongest, beet. pro
tected, and cheapest Door and Lock yoi offend.
Mao, particular attention is called 'to - Lilliars I
Cabinet Safe, for Plate, Jewelry, do. This Safe ta ,vocr
mle4 to ROM its style and elegance anything ante&
63114 for this purge), and le the only one that is Mal r
fire and burglar proof.
SPIOIAL NOTICIE.—I have now on hand say twenty of
Fan-el, Herring, & Co.'p Safes, most orthemneariTart,
and some forty of other makers, cornpriaing a GOMM"
assortment tio glans, and all lately u d nhan fan gba•
now c elebrated Lune Safe. They Will be sold at Tart
low prices. Please call and examine.
SADLICIL Almost
INSURANCE icqptrAtims;
COMMONWEAL
RANCE COMPA
PZNIZSYLVAELL
DIRECTORS,
palm Jayne, 31. 8., Charles 111Logara,
John M. Wffitall, ' John. Ks Walter,
Edward C. Knight, Robert Shoemaker,
Thomas S.. Stewart, WlMunk Struthers,
Benry Lewis, Jr., Stepben,Coulter.
DAVID JAYNE, 81.. Bi
301 IN lil. WEITALL, Vice Pres Monk.
SAMUEL S. MOON, Secretary.
Office, Commonwealth Building, 618 CHESTBitill'
Street. Philadelphia. so. if If
FAME
INSIIWCE COMP NT,
No. 400.. CHESTNUT etre&
FIRE AND INLAND INSURANCE.
Dies Crone.
George W. Day ofDay & Matlack.
lisinnal Wright it W‘-i.i.t Bras. & 00.
D. 1J Birnoy ii Davie & Dirney.
Retry Lewis. Jr - " Uncle Bros. & 00.
C. Richardrot.. ti J. 0. Rowe & Go.
Jino... W. Everm0n.,...... ~ J. Ws. Everson 4 Ga.
Geo. A. Weet„, „ " Wint it Tuba.
ff. &. ii...-i., , , .. " Oirvuge, Marittig A 00.
0. Wilson Davie. Attorney-at-law.
D. D. Woodruff of Sibley, Molten, & Woodruff
Jim. Roeder, Jr.. No. 1 a 3. Greon named.
GEGEGE Wi. DAY, INeihient.
FRANCIS. N. MICR., Gii...• ~-Ilreeidee&.
WILLIAMS I. BLANCHARD. Secretary. is26-4so
QAVING, STAThd
kJ TRUST COMPANY, corner TRIED and OHNOT.
NUT Streets.
INTEREST FIVE PEA OF
1 1; GRAMTORD. ihaili t.
sr :Alms R. NUNTNR, Segratney end ir88811.43r.
Office hours, from 10 until.3.o'ut , ck.
This company is not joined in any application to Di
Legislature.
SLATE biA.NTE r-P 4 a
These beautifully enamelled MANTELS, eo de
cidedly preferable to any others, ere manufactured by as,
and sold at
PIULIES. TA• SUIT THE TIMES.
ARNOLD it WILSON,
ocs4vaif Na. 1010 CHESTNUT Street.
THE BALTIMORE G.44-NjuNiNce„
FIRE -PLACE HEATER.
Somutimes collies the «Latrobe Stove," to tho kelt
stove for alumina-the room in which ii etude, and 1.41 t
Mule almm GI& &Indio& et them_
ARNOLD & WILSON,
ock-Stnif No. 1010 CHESTNUT Strati.
WEST CHETZER.
lit - PRM mil PEIILKEIRLPIIIA.
ROM), tin MEDIA.—NOTICE..—On and after. MOH_
VAT', "December 16, the time at which the last laraia will
leave Philadelphia fur 'West CL , ater will be ch 4 from
10.30 to 6 45 P. n. 11.011117-
delo.st
RBEIGHT
ton
WASHINGTON, AL4B;:h.AITHIA, AND MEC&
ToWN,
Ily Ericsson Lino. ib. ithlthlnore,,-.-..4,froni.tknnce by,
'Railroad to
WARRINGTM
'RAWL AT 3 o'l3‘9olc
'Freights for Sklse shove-nenuA 1 414 , 47, 02
at the tlEtiC9 tbe Ericsson billy Until"' end Rawarded.
with nu hirsailhie despatch. freights will borentdred
to be Nonni, and the natio mad destination. inpriend
full.
rtsight $5 cents Per bV,ponnds through to Washing.
Ohl when In tomtit:an c WOO Nod; sod over. Tbl
to bte cheapest, road qe rstabio a r 0144 ils Mrs la *Pa
%wawa lehiludolphistgid Washington.
4ROYRB, .la.. Agent,
Vo• tiouth WhArm.
aOl4-tdPl7 .l
AMUSEMENTS.
IN THY
LADY OF LYOWS
E 0333
S. N. CIA:VI:LAND
kLL IN 111 E WRONG
.Th. R. L. Showell.
'.Sr Mortimer.
..Mrs..roli Drew.
Mina E mn.a Taylor.
MR. J. B. ROBERTS
SAFES.
H FIIt IN U
, OF TEM STA.= OP
SAVING I.IUNDS