~~~~ „I~,S.w+~S NOTICES. PEA.CIIINGy BY . REv fron SPATE-HOUSE:, at 3P. . nextweek, ofR week, weather permitting It* . A. CARDEN, 0. D., WILL ";', in ZION GI ItiliCH, EIGHTH and Colum t, i'''IToMoROW (Sunday) AFTERNOON, at welcome. 1:1 ) MEETING OF' * v Dec. Eb IL_A :hat . 13 . 1 . 14314,011 / .1 ' De 1:a 11, l_o't.lock M,, Jr" /10MCCO. .11 WWII' Street, above Eleventh. L. A. DU BOUGH pyr, Seoretars. OF THE NEW TESTA. W. corner or EL BVENTH and WOOD Mid; TO•MORROW, o,t . 1.0,4 A. by Rev, D. D., end at, 7;6 P. M. by Rev. Dr. LADIES' AID ASSOCIATION q ill% i;oliefit or the Twelfth and Buttonwood neltuoWledye the receipt of $59,40 from •%l Ildlwr,"I" 05 from Mrs—Michel Haller C iW;itewart, the proceeds of a Yalr heal by Wn•:;lcoeuth and Spriuu Uurdon streets. lA* VIRST REFORMED PRESBYTE ,;-• uti WWII—BIWA Street, 'below Slytteo.— iou will be diApon,4ed TO MORROW, (Sub• by the l'amtg 51 WA' o'clock, mid bY tho 1 , 100;1"1' at 7% b'elnvk tbo (wolfing 1t. 4 - GREAT EVENTS ATTENDING 0011INU CHEIST ABOUT 1865-'711."- -,' , MTH I elitlll . CB oil tads In DILIGENT HALL, A '; }ION NI 'is TERNOON, Ito nano ; it, Epbcopti I Church, DROWN and SITN DAN: I.:VINING. it* llvir Seco ITT CHURCII—ATHARINE sbovo utl.—Rev . , JO C SEPR ,;, ''„ 'obortill tho Inemlottiou Is oxpoutod to TO-MORROW tthindky) }WV, N. Svrr ices ammonia! at 7.% o'clock. 10 CORGE STORRS, EDITOR OF trihte R.Troniner ; NOW VOrk, will preach the corner Sitntig(l CARDEN t 10,l a o'clock Inonting, atutl 7y eve , üblie Inv invited, 1 ;10TICB.—ItEl r . BISHOP SCOTT, o i)„ will Si preach inStoplion'A.M. E. Clutreli, oil t 1113ATI l, 14th nt 1.0)4' o'clock A. 1. •+ r, WE'4l,lill KENNEY, D. D., at 7 o'clock '" ll}lr. C43,ORGE W.SMILLEY WILL on Tim Rock :iinitten in , the Wittier. • vORROW ftt 10'4 ti.nd en The: Duties ..,•L ft W ito at oir.t M. tihurcit Mandel corner EIGUTII nod GREEN Sts, 11,4' Tug, CHURCH ON WASHINGTON :01:14. — Iloy, L])BHT BARNEB will prow h 7,14 . o'clock. Tlilchurelt be opeti utt thii second. SitLbntlt ovouitig or , o vvi( F, itiLINEHILL AND SCHUYL .h: I 1,1, I AVEN L BOA D COMPANY. iDeeembor 1eth,1862, • Ann tel Meeting of the Stockholder:4 will be I at their °thee, tu the HALL et the It itNKLIN ,•11.11%, v. south SEVENTII Street, on tho 12th mitt (January) 1803, at 11 Wel tek A. Al., , report of the ptoceetttugs of the Board of ,r, w id be pteBented, and an Election will be hol d ton Mituagor B , to conduct the atfair.4. . • , play kn. the year ensg. NNIILLIAM BIDDLE, Secretary. TOE SIXTY-SECOND .111EETING oN O' THE SOLDIERS will ho hold c,',EloW EVENING, Dec. 14th, In Sanctuary Metho pr l Church, west side of FIFTH Street, below at half past seven o'clock. The Rev. Ml [BY, pastor of the Church ; Rev. :WEIN end Rev. Mr. THOMAS, Chaplain, will de A statement • of thc odbrts, that aro hping promote the mamal and religious interests of the of our country will ho maths by a noon- Conuolttoe." It*: TO-MORROW, IX V., AT 1.0,%," A. M., the rresbytoritt4 Church, corner of TWEN, VITZWATER Streets (Rev. ,TILITIO.i 3142.010. and at 714 P. fit., tu the U. P. Church, RACE Twenty-first (late Rev. Dr. Beveridge), bo preached by nev, , Dr. WEST, and Col, to aid in tho preparation of the content- Chapel, ou the premises of the Uffitoll lba-pital, Let there hen grand "prevoca "!', .e and good Works" in this noble enterprise. i„eerteacnt cannot interfere in :building places of T VPf!,;%),N,v,r,lfi'shLe, ' llll T ro j ll C o F R, ? ]:.i:cr:.;(l NEXT, likh tho AcadeirnUyj'oi • " t.ondon, Lights, and ShadowA, and street addre,ii to our braye n i!:101KT u limn will ho premint. .$ 11t. rie renti may ho had at MARVIN'S, f•-1 inn -treat , the .: , ,NIE.RWAN TRACT SQCIETr, t nut mtret, and at tho door of the ACADEAY, ci r „ , , e rent,, at MARTIES'S and the TRACT iti , o it Ito ACA DEMY on the evening of the tia , the belied!. t or our sick and wounded othvr olkloots of benovotence. dol3-30` AVIS AUX ELEGANTS. 4 , )1. ANDIUOT, Uerand de la mat on do di M. fiIIANDVILLE STOKES, 009 l'hililylphie, a rhonneur do prevenir ses wals 01 coaullissatlees qui Pont dela taverise utrlto, (filaM quo les etrangers,) qu t lt viont de . Paris rt Londros le: modes les plus reroutes pities pear la iver. s ii is Stokes a mis a sa disposition les eteires les et les taaillcures quanta:, dn.:premieres maim .- , l'Europe, ainsi 51110 lei 011101er4 detoug gra des . y meilleares qualite, tretulle. , ,, a des prix r. L'elegance de ,a coupe, Must qua le cachet ;i"a qui la ears:televise 0.4 dela trop comm. du et on reneuvelles lours meritat. del3-1m DEPARTMENT OF..RECEIVER TAXES—VI 11,,VDELF111 A, ,Decomber 9, 1562' :rE TAX-PAYERS.—In consequence of the AIiCITY OF CHANCIE., the 'Pas-payers wilt be • i 1.) furnish the amount as none as possible when bills. : W. P. HAMM, Reef , ' vol. or Tax,l9, THE DISTRESS IN ENGLAND.— : I,,l:iitumittee to receive SalHeriptious to aid is ,•' the DISTRESSED 0 pERATEVES in Ear.- -.!t dully in INDEPENDENCE HALL from 12 :IRS EMI war. MILLER, JAMES A. WRIGHT, GEORGE A. McKINSTRY. IY, Doc. 11,1563, dol2-tf oFFICE :LEHIGH COAL AND NA i.iATION.COMPANY, l'im,Annixttr,v, November 2.5, 1802, P:VIDEND OF THREE PER CENT., equal to ONE AND FIFTY CENTS per 6baro, on the capital Company, has TIIIS DAY been declared. by Managers, p tYrtble 011 rl etaand. EDWIN WALTER, r.. • Treminter, COMMONWEAL TI-I INSURANCE, rjOIPAIN ' of riii STATE OF PENNSYLVA (lolumouwonitli Bui Wing, Nu, 013 CHEST- Purr,Anat,PitiA, December 6, 756.3. of the Stockholder.: of the COMMON INSURANCE COMPANY erne State of Penn . will be held, at the office of the Company, on ; !,Ay, :liLunary 5, 1863, at 10 old not( A. M. OF TEN DIRECTORS, to morve the on wilt be held at the same place, and on the between the hours 9f1.2 and '2 P. I,J M._ ,141,!; SAML, S. MOON, Secretary. YOUNG LADIES' PAIR OF: USE -1,11, AND FANCY ARTICLES, for the relief of • wt: hvolW,Aluded Soldiers or the BUTTONWOOD tancr 11914TrAla will be held at the STRUM GAit. spring Garden and Thirteenth streets, corn- WIVINPAIAY, December nth, and continuing wwk. delo4t* it , nommopATinc nOSPriAIATM-6 0- , CUTIidEAT Lumet,--This 'institution is now open the 1,.., -, ntion of sick and wounded Soldiers, who will ..,,,,..d, a nd provided for in the roost comfortable ~,•,- . ,r,,e, orcitarge. B. B. GLENN, Secretary of Board of Alitnagers. UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA., ;DEPARTMF,NT OF ARTS).—The Examination rrricge Glasses, at the close of the First Term, EL , in the following order. :.171!-Ii AY, llth, From to 11, J actors, by Prof. Ken- Geometry,) and Sophomores, by Prof. iomatologyj written. From 11 to 1, Seniors, by re t, (Moral Philosophy). iInAY 12th, From 4 to 11, Sophomores, (Geometry,) Fro,h men, (Algebra.) by Prof. Kendall, written. 5.11 to 1, Juniors, by the Provost, (Intellectual Phi .• ',,ti7.!olJAY,lsth. 'from oto 11 1 Seniors, by Prof. Allen, „, p i, r , maestri). rum 11 to 1, Juniors, by • rra %Or, (St." le t) . From 9 to 11. Juniors, by Prof. Mien, „I ta ,,), From H to 1, Seniors, by Prof Frazer, wEnNEWAI-, 17th From 0 to 11, Seniors, by Prof. ' , worn' ,, s Ttmenlance). Front 11 to 1, Sopho- Wrnf, Coppee l (Logic). Liy, Bat, 1. rum to 11, Sophomores, by Prof. A v„., Prowl]. to 1, Seniors:by Prof. (oppee, rj,r,f! lltoraturo). yw.yi,V)th. From 9to 11, Freshmen, by Prof. Allen, Front 11 to 1, Juniors, by Prof. .01. 01: venal). 00.11% ?2d. From 9 to 11, Sophomores, by Prof. 'Theit us . History). From 11 to 1, Freshmen, by (History), vpdJAV.t3tl. From 9to 11, Freshmen, by Prof. Jack - GEORGE ALLEN, r Secretary. OFFICE OF VILE RELIANCE INS. PAMPA NY OF 'PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 22, WeI— ,ANERAL Am:rum OF THE STOCKHOLDERS of l'''l'oeraanv will ho held, in purniance of the charter, MoNDAt, the 15th clay of December next at 12 Yhtli to hear the report of the Board of Directors plrtm months ending with the 50th day of the t'-out wouth, and also to consider and determine upon of increasing the CASH CAPITAL of the !44.Ly is the sum of THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND "according to such rules aud regulations an adopted at a general meeting CU uvenea For that NOTICE IS ALSO OIVEM that an ELECTION t:THIETEHN DIRECTORS to manage the affairs of the xPa4 fir the ensuing year, will be held at the same 1.1 place, between the hours of 12 o'clock M. and 2 , :!:K P. M. --'l!,waltdll.s B. M. HINCITMAN, Secretary re. THE UNION BENEVOLENT ASSO fIATION, A,i iNsTiTuTioN FOR TILE EN .; , :• 11 (EMENT OF INDUSTRY AND SUPPRESSION eIiTERISM,_ AND TILE RELIEF OF SUFFER '-'4.OItING THE WORTHY POOR. Jllhfonnuel meeting of the Association, held Tuesday 9 ul. October 21st, the following gentlemen wore tzfrd others mid Managers for the ensuing year, viz: Sr•ter.a•r—SAMUEL 11. PERK INS. Paastttrrs—RlCHAßD J, FISHER . tweet:a—E. WILCOX, 404 Chestnut street. Miasma ni No SFIVRETARY—L. MONTOOMERY BOND. aronotsa SKOMMAII. Y —JOHN 11. ATWOOD. MASAO/MA. kind n Contem, • IS. Morris Wain, , T ,':.t. , :10,i M. CollillBl Joseph H. Dulles, ii , usis Latimer Juhu Aslthurst, a holden, I Thonnus A. Budd, V:::ikla l'ur yes. Charles Rhoads, 1 -,,G. Cogs, • Richard Wand, !•I , i.ositt Hive, Charles S. Wartz, ar. D., ~..1.4, w , •La W. Claghorn' Horace 11l nney, Jr.. 1 1 11 , mason, Thomas T. Tacker, No T. Taylor, Edward It, Wood, a t iluoihseettent meeting e tho Board of Managers, S. C. t , t ,"tiilt and TILOS. EVAN ' S were reappointed Colloc 11l view of the probable heavy demands upon the 4 ,••firiation the coming winter. by the atiperadded labors ivtitsick and wounded soldiers. and their families, the tAhne•no 'WWII d respectfully ask the co-operation of the 'WNW, and all that fool an interest—and who does Ifr'l ?-in this high Christian object. Contributions of 17, t 1 ;4 my be sent to the Treasurer, E. WELCOX, Esq., I CHESTNUT Street , Provisions , new and partially a,l . rh,thing, blankets, shoes, Sre., or money, will be 1 :: : ' .10.4 bY the Agent at the °Mee of the Society. and are 2 4 e.t11 solicited, Born meal, beans, and potatoes are - "PHILP. articles , and can be Allred on the premises I t ' , mated. SAMUEL R. PERKINS, President. bus ti . ~ • ... nTWOOD, Secretary. l'l'ama Wilcox, Treasurer, 404 Chestnut street. Jolla Hicks, Agent, 1.10 South Seventh street. tea.„ wit „,PIIILADELPHIA AND READING CO 3 —Orrica 227 dorm FOUR P H Sr, p ti tAnktftlA, December B,IBB 2 2.—NOTICE IS HEREBY tiVEN to the Stockholders of this Company that.. the "bond Meeting and an Election for Prosident,Six Mawr, r i . 4 %. ;Taman and Secretary will take place on the Le a t izOliDAY (12th) of 'JANUARY next at 12 W. 11. WEB, -. 4 Nn12 Secretary. OFFICE MOUNT CARBON AND PORT CARBON RAILROAD COMPANY. PHILADELP/ItA, December thisB62, ll° Anneal Meeting of the Stockholders of Coin ilY will he held at the °taco of the ConePanY. No. 401 ► i llitAllY Street. on MONDAY, Decernher 2fttn. at , "a' l^n Wulock A. lit., at which time an election for "of the mules year, will take place. P. C. HOLLIS, Secretat7. re- OFFICE OF THE SURGEON-AR r TO THE ARMY AND NAVY, PIiCLADLiIe I. 4 . o tioller 24; 11162. ,„;oesled Soldiers and Sailo rs desirous e f availing them • sf the National Aplworrlatinn for supplying A rtifl- Lill. l /”. should &eddy Immediately t imeoffice of the 'itivs-rixtist to the overnmeut. No. 11300 CHFinNUT . B. FRANK PALM.I.R. • 'r•tt: Government Surgeon-Artist. tZ 01.`FICE OF Tfille ItEMANCE 1111 inkr I hill/NCE COMPANY OP PHILADELPHIA, , isel ;* boar of Directors have this day declared a Cash Ii:;* ( f TEN PER CENT. on the Capital Stock, and ' r tli CENT. interest en the mt..tainling Scrip i dle :1 1th the 9b 'lnsY. for the ELEVEN MON ' TI IS ending on the :Oh 44 '0 . r:thy^ uu and after the 10th inst., free from 'Milled ntatO • 11 Scrip Dividend of FOUR PER CENT. on the ; 14 ' " Mild on risdetermined during the 'odd '" "levet. no I ti N. and that Scrip Certificatex, in the 1 :d tato, and - el) the assured entitled to receive Nate an sad ( ' afte ff t:the il lfith inst. M. lIINCHMAN, 4'74utinont ^ • 5eFr2917.... ; tt,,ICTINCE.—CORN EXCHA.O.IGE Hash PHILADBLPINA, November 4. 1861—The resolution was this day adopted .by the Board /4• "'lt , r+ end ordered to he published: liak,..W A That the unsold portion uf the Stock of this 'meted to the present Stockholders at par, each r,,,,,t.0h1er to have the privilege of taking a pro rata u. to a scale adopted by the Beard,•pro n):lll6eription and payment be mule before the first 1444 1 3 11 1 1 1a1T. 1863, J. W. TORREY, Cashier. , beir", CORN EX-CIIA.NGE BANK, ,je l ,llleitethettiA, Nov. 21, 1862.—At the election 11..„,,:tember 17th, 1862, the following Stockholders 41‘ ; thd Director.. of this Rank: b 0, catteu„ Christian J. Hoffman. .. et,/ holdit, Jr.. Robert Ervien. anno , 1,. Derby, If. W. Catherweed, if t w nhl I. Knight, William P. Cox, • j ill stn L. Maddock, Edmund • 4:111.4 Steel, Samuel T. Canby, ,Asj Charles E. Wilkins. ViAlt" .l 9, o ,Ineetilla of Directors, this day, ALEX. LA ( TELL Esq., was unanimously re-elected it j st t ALEX. WIIII I LDIN, ENCL. Vice President. ~.1 1 1‘ w. TORREY Cashier. • J. W. TORREY, Cashier. MILITARY. ti.s 1 7 5-PHILADELPHIA CITY GUARD—sl7s.—Every Alan Enlisting in the above Regiment will receive $25 cash when he is enlisted, and good winter quarters in Barracke, and not ex- Posed to tlio weather. The Bounties pap as follows: When enlisted $25 When Company is fell 75 At expiration of Enlistment 75 Total $175 Recruits Equipped at once, and furnished with a Gum Blanket. Apply at Headquarters 627 CHESTNUT St. WILLIAM A. GRAY, 157th Regiment P. V. VOLIINTEERE WANTED FOR COMPANY A. Captain SAMUEL HAZARD, JR., Late First lieutenant 6th Pennsylvania Cavalry. ROBERTS' IIEAVY ARTILLERY Is a battalion of Six Companies to be raised for the special purpose of garrisoning FORT MONROE, A part of the Battalion is now ou duty there, and each ompany is sent off as fast as completed without regard 0 the others. COMPANY A Is nearly full, and Is now in camp In a most beautiful and healthy location on Dewey7s Lane, Germantown, and as soon as completed wilt leave direct ly for the Fort. EVERY MAN. MUSTERED IN PHILADELPHIA WILL 'RECEIVE BOUNTY AR FOLLOWS: Advance United States Bounty . $2,5 00 Pay and Premium 15 00 Citizens' Bounty Fund on arrival at Fort Monroe.- 50 00 Bounty from United States at the eud of enlistmeni. 75 00 Making a total Bounty of $165 00 As this is to be a picked corps none but sober and order ly men need aPPTY. Apply at the Camp, DEWEY'S LANE, above Church, Germantown. The cars run every hour within quarter of a mile of it, 029-tf CONTINENTAL CAVALRY. , " Camp Metcalfe, " near FIA.I3I)OI`IFIELD, —MEts wanted to complete Companies now nearly full, to secure tho Citizens' Bounty Fund awarded to the first Twenty Companies mustered into the service of the United F‘tates. Two or three posltiolis of Second - LIEUTENANTS are vncunt, which will be assigned to young men of good re , ferenees, and Who have seen service, dell-tf PHOTOGRAPHS. pE T E R 8 COLORED PHOTO 'L GRAPHS for el promise to be a permanent -institu tion, based on truth, Justice, and economy. Time like ness, fmtliAlotory pictures, Moderate charge. SECOND Street - , above Green.' NTOTEWORTITYTHE FACT THAT REIMER'S natural and life-like PORTRAITS., life size PHOTOGRAPHS, in oil colors; can now be had at re duced prices, at SECOND Street, above Green. ' COLEUR DE ROSE CARTES DE VISITE. THE NEW FRENCH STYLE TAKEN IN SUPERB STYLE AT TURNER'S New Ground-Floor Skylight Ivorvtype, Ambrotype, and Photograph Gallery, 808 CHESTNUT Street, The most Extensive and Elegant in the' United States. Our Skylight Reception-Room and Sales-Room are all on the Ground-Floor, so that none of our patrons are required to go ay even a single flight of stairs. Also on hand, at VERY LOW PRICES, A Splendid Assortment of PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS TURNER, 808 CHESTNUT Street. U. S. REVENUE STAMPS. A GEN :iFOR THE SALE OF UNITED STATES TAX STAMPS, No. 57 South THIRD Street, first door above Chestnut. 'A full supply of nu kinds of REVENUE STAMPS that have been issued by the Government for sale in quantities to suit. A liberal discount allowed on amounts of $lO and up wards. Orders by Mail promptly attended to. JACOB E: RID GWA.Y, deMm No. 57 Smith THIRD Street. FINANCIAL. G°LD' SILVER, CITY 'WARRANTS.- OLD DEMAND TREASURY NOTES WANTED, PALMER 4:Fe, HUEY, No. 54 SOUTH THIRD STREET, Three doors above Chestnut SE. n029-htuth6t* JOHN C. CAPP & SON, STOOK & NOTE BROKERS, No, 23 SOUTH THIRD STREET, DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE MECHANICS' BANK. STOCKS AND BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION AT THE BOARD OF. BROKERS. MONEY INVESTED AND NOTES AND LOANS :NEGOTIATED ON THE BEST TERMS. de3.3m GOLD, SILVER. QUARTERMASTERS' VOUCHERS, OHEONS QN WASHINGTON, and VERTIFICATS OP INDEBTEDNE-B_.SITATITtif,- 7 3-10 ' , TOTES FOR SALE DREXEL &a CO.; no I Im IL S. FIVE-TWENTIES, TWENTY-YEAR SIX PER CENT. BONDS, PAYABLE AT THE OPTION OF. THE GOVERNMENT AFTER FIVE. YEARS I am instructed by the SECRETARY OF THE TREA &FRY to receive subscriptions for the above LOAN AT PAR. Interest will commence from the DATE OF SUBSCRIP TION, and is PAYABLE IN GOLD at the Mint, or any Sub-Treasury or Depository of the United States, on the first days of May and November of each year. At the Present . PREMIUM ON GOLD. these Bonds yield about EIGHT per cent. per annum. A full supply always on hand. no6-tf 114 SOUTH THIRD STREET. • $5OO -THIS SUM TO LOAN ON • mortgage. 'LUKENS Jr MONTGOMERY, ts 1035 MACH. Street, above Laurel. _ _ . • • $2 000•—Tms . . - :- AND SEVERAL 1 • other'suins to loan on mortgage. Also a mortgage of 41.000 for oak well secured ou Real Es tartin New Jersey. LUKENS & MONTGOMERY. its . . 1.035 BEACH Street. above Laurel. 517 ARCH STREET. • . • .• • C. A: - 37..ANICIRH R CO. Have on hand a fine aasortment of CHANDELIERS AND OTHER GAS FIXTURES. Also French Bronze Flamm; and Ornaments, Porcelain anti Mica Shades, and a variety of FANCY GOODS SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS, Which they will soil at reasonable prices, Plea.se call and examinoiroods. dentf RAGS FOR SALE. isoOoo WHITE CANVAS BAGS. Addres JOHN O. GRAFFLIN, BALTIMORE, Ma POSTAGE • STAMPS, WHICH HAVE BEEN USED AS CURRENCY, TO lIE REDEEMED. Public notice is hereby given that, on and after MON DAY, the Iffih DAY OP DECEMBER, POSTAGE STAMPS, which have been used as currency, wilt be received at the Philadelphia Post Office, and registered for redemp tion, between the hours of 9 A. M. and 31'. M., daily if presented within THIRTY DAYS from that date. Stamps presented for redemption are to be separated by the owner according . to the different denominations, and enclosed in small parcels, and upon these small par cels must be marked the amount of each denomination, and then the entire lot enclosed in one envelope or wrapper, and theaggregate value claimed endorsed thereon, together with the name and residence or place of business of the owner, and but ONE DEPOSIT of Stamps will be received from the same person, firm or as sociation. The following is quoted as part of the instructions re ceived from the Department : "'The Postmaster General desires that you give most emphatic notice that the time for making application is limited to THIRTY DAYS, and that the public be fully warned that if the use of postage stamps as currency is continued it must be entirely at their own risk." Circulars, giving full conditions upon which Stamps will ionve for redemption, may be obtained on ap plica at the Chief Clerk's desk. C. A. WALBORN. P. M. Philadelphia Post Office, Dec., 1101. deti attia3 10-4 N 0 T E MEETING OF THE _parties to an agreement between the Creditors and Stockholders of the Greenville and Miami Railroad Com pany, dated thel2th day of February,lB62, will be held at the office of the said Conimny, in the city of Dayton ? in the Studs of Ohio, On THURSDAY, the F.ighth day of January, Mt, .at 10 o'clock A. M. The objects of aneli meeting will he to retain or change the mune of said Cor poration; to decide, for the thee being, the amount of its capital, and the number of shares into which suck capi tal shall be divided ; to tlx the number of directors, and their term of office ; to elect such directors, and to do all Mince necessary or proper to reorganize gala corporation under no net of the General Accombly of the State of Ohio, entitled " A law to regulate the sale of railroad anti the reorganliation of the same," loomed April:Mk, MI SAMURI. .1. TIMM, JIENRY C.: firl3l4oA. Trnstee4. December Ist, 1.902. 11(.1344k TO TOBACCONIS.I'S.—A FINE AS. mortment of Pipes, Tlrtlyerr, Meerschaum, &c. Also, Tobacco Pooches, and a great varinty of ether articles, for rule low by W. TILLER., Importer, WI South Fount Street. 44.13-11 Owni., or oveningg _ . IC MRS. D. FERRIS, 1037 CHEST.: NUT Street, ha:,mso now open n - large rtment of Blank, White, and Gray Ostrich Feathem_ tow gather with Ladies' and Children'd. Winter MI LINERY. 4104.12 TOYS ! •TOYS !- TOYS ! • ; . in ovary variety, loin, 321 Smith VOITRTII ittreo dettat W. MUM • Importe • CRANBERR.II 4 IB.-CAPE .COD AND Jorxey Craullerrios Rorso,l4*- • : • RIIODES kWILLIAME. • No. 107 South WATER Swot. Gt:7M UN ST T . GREAT _HAIR, #tign I+UU];II I and BRANCH:Is making all Who call upon him young and baud4oute. &Mtn: DEMAND NOTES, 31 SOUTH THIRD STREET JAY COOKE, SUBSCRIPTION AGENT, RETAIL DRY GOODS. EDWIN HALL 45.: BRO., 26 SOUTH SECOND STREET, HAVE A GOOD ASSORTMENT OE REPS OR POPLINS, PINE MERINOES, • FANCY SILKS, PLAIN COLORED SILKS, BLACK CORDED SILKS. RICH LUSTRE BLACK SILKS. 4-4 CLOAK VELVETS, LONG BROCILB SHAWLS, GAY AND PLAIN STYLE BLANKET SHAWLS, LONG BLACK THIBET SHAWLS. CLOAKS READY MADE,' LOW LOW PRICED DRESS.GOODS,' FRENCH AND-ENGLISH PRINTS: N. 13.-JUST RECEIVED, A LARGE LOT OF BALMORAL, SKIRTS, FULL SIZE, AT $3.25. ALSO,' BALIIORAL SKIRTS. CHRISTMAS GIFTS. JUST BECEIVED FROM AUCTION 1 Lot Super Paris Broche Long Shawls; for 810, , 1 Lot Super Paris Broche Long Shawls; for $ll. - 1 Lot Super Paris Broche Long Shawls, for $l2. And a full line of PARIS AND VIENNESE MAINE LAITfE LONG SHAWLS. Prices varying from $l4 to $3O. The abeve are all sold, as cheap as ever, and are 'the best value fur the cost, as a prosont, that can be had. - Super Long Blanket Shaivls, of Choice Designs and. Coloringti. , CURWEN STODDART & BROTHER, 150, 452, and 4:51 North SECOND Street, del3-3t Above Willow. ESIRA Bil E STYLES DRESS - 3 - 1 ' GOODS, 2:1, 2S, 31, 33, and 44 cents. New Styles Printed Mousseline de Lollies, and Saxony Dress Goods, of Lae purchases. GURWEN STODDART & BROTHER, 450, 152, and 451 North SECOND Street, del3-tit Above Willow. 13 STEEL & SON HAVE A LARGE • nwrtinent of DRESS GOODS.. Suitable for. HO LIDAY PRESENTS: Rich :Fancy Silks; Plain Silks, choice colors. Plain and Figured Black Silks. Plain and Figured Rep . Poplins: - Plain a nd Figured Menaces. • • Plain Soltl'riuo Cashmeres worth 61 BEST AMERICAN DELAiNES, attic.. CHOICE SAXO.NY. PLAIDS; at 250. PLAIN OPERA FLANNELS, all colors, at 65c. NEW EMBROIDERIES, la great variet . Y. - A Job Lot Real Pointe Lace Collars, at LGO. BALMORAL SKIRTS, at liettri, $3.75: BEST EALMORALS IN THE CITY. ENGLISH and MERRIMAC CIHNTZES,.2Oe. Yard-wide French Chintzes, 31ttlie old price, WILLIAMSVILLE MUSLIN. 2e. WINTER SHAWLS, in greet variety, MERINO SCARFS, :BROCHE DORDERS:i CLOAKS—Of Now. nod Fashionable Styles, :made of - Black Beaver, Fisted Beaver, and Black Cloth. Call a nd'exa mine our stock. We guaranty to give sa tisfaction,' as we sell nothing but good articles, and at lower prices than they can be bought elsewhere. del3 . Nos. 713 and 715 North TENTH street: 628 ITUTCHINSOYS 628 • HOOP-SKIRT SUPPORTER, Patented by HOPKINS Manufactured, and Bold, wholesale a nd retail, at the PHILADELPHIA HOOP SKIRT MANUFACTORY, 628 ARCH Street. Need only be seen to be fully appreciated ; and if once worn in connection with: any Hoop Skirt, they not he dis pensed with. Every lady should give them an exami nation. Hoop Skirts, in great variety, constantly on hand and made to 'order, at prices which cannot fail to give calve satisiltetion to both deale”s and censnmers. deli-St* HOPKINS, 628 ARCH Street. GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. AY PRESENTS. Nos. 1 AND 3 NORTH SIXTH STREET. JOHN C. ARRISON, (FORMERLY J. BURR B(OORB,) Has now in storo an elegant. assortwont GENTLEMEN'S WRAPPERS, lIIMIMMI SCARFS, NECK TIES, GLOVES. &c In:Great Variety. FLANNEL AND CLOTH (WEB, SHIRTS FINE LINEN AND MUSLIN• SHIRTS. Oa hand or made to: order.' of the most approved cat; and warranted to fit. : . GENTLEMEN'S WRAPPERS, The largest and best assortment in the city UNDERCLOTHING, HOSIERY, GLOVES, TIES. &c WHOLESALE AND RETAIL G. A. HOFFMANN, ocl-ttiths3ra FOR THE HOLIDAYS. R. C. WALBORN 6,3 CO., NOB. 5 and 7 North SIXTH. Street, Have now illstore a SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF GENTLEMEN -6 ''''Y'*" . x7"-- - Q1?,E,13,,S In every style of material, and AT ALL PRICES. Their stock of FURNISHING GOODS, also, comprises many neat and suitable articles for PRESENTS FOR GENTLEMEN. dell-12t T - OPEN IN G ` A-4 " a splendid assortment of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, suitable Presents for Gentlemen. J. W. SCOTT, No. 814 CHESTEsitrT Street, Four doors below the Continental LADIES' FURS. FURS! FURS! GEORGE F. WOMRATII, NOS. 415 AND 417 ARCH STREET. HAS lOW OPEN A FULL ASSORTMENT OF LADIES' FURS, To which the attention of the public, is invited. n019.2m LADIES' FANCY FURS. JOHN A. STAMBACH, IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER OF LADIES' FANCY FURS, No. 826 ARCH. STREET, BELOW NINTH. Just opened, a large and handsome Stock of LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S FANCY FURS, of every description and in the newest and most approved styles, at the LOWEST CASH PRICES. oc7-3m LADIES' FANCY FURS. JOHN FAREIRA, No. 718 ARCH STREET, BELOW EIGHTH. IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER LADIES' FANCY FURS. My assortment of Fancy Furs for Ladies and Children now complete, and embracing every variety that will be fashionable during the present season. All sold at the manufacturers' prices, for cash, Ladies, Please give me a call. COMMISSION .HOUSES. At311.5r GOODS. BARK-BLITSCOAT CLOTHS. DARK-BLUE CAP CLOTHS. SKY4ILMI CLOTHS FOR OFFICERS. ABNT BLANKETS, STANDARD WEIGHT. 10.01INCE DUCK." DRILLS, STANDARD WEIGHT. HEAVY LINEN DRILLS AND DUCK. BROWN AND BLEACHED SHEETINGS AND SHIRT INGS. For . Bale by FROTHINGHAM ..46 WELLS. tt • •. . , • CONFECTIONERY. CHOICE_ CHRISTMAS CONFECTIONERY. PINE MIXED SUGAR PLUMS, PRESERVED FRUITS, FRENCH AND AMERICAN BON-BONS, SUGAR . TOYS, NICK-RACKS, . &COW.. MANUFACTURED AND IMPORTED BY ED. G. WHITMAN & CO., CHESTNUT t3THERT, BELOW FOURTH, cle6-Ktutb9t Next dooito Adama & Co.'s Expro JOSEPH- B. BUSSIER & 00., • 108 and 110 SOUTII.WHARVES. Bolo= Chestnut street, offers for sale: . • FOREIGN FRUIT. • • Bunch Raisins, whole, half, anti quarter boxes. Layer Raisins, do. do. de. • Seedless Raisins, Smyrna Raislnti.. : • . . Sultana Raisins, Prunes in kegs. Imperial Prunes, high cost, in calm Prunes glass , jars, various aims: : • 7./ Turkey Figs , in drums and cartoons. • ' • 'Arabian Dates, Oranges and Lemons. • "Citron, Lemon Peal, and Currants. • • . • i HERMETICALLY SEALED GOOD'S IN CANS. Tomateas, reaches, Pears, Plums, - gninCOS: Blackberries, Cherries, . :Pineapples, (keen Corn, l'eas, coast Beef, Roast Mutton. Roast Teal , Beef Steak, Sausage Meat Veal and Vegetables, :•• Mutton and Vegetables, Beef Soup, Mutton Soup, : . Succotash, Tripe. Roast rkey, Chicken. Turtle Soup Clams, Oysters, Semen, Lobsters,Mfik, Cmulicrries. &c.. &c. • ATMORE'S MINCED MEAT, ' In barreiti, Irking., cant., and glass jars. Also. Pickles in barrels, Tripe, Pickles in glass, Jellies,: Preserves., Tomato Catsup. Pepper Sauce Mustard, Pep per, English Pickles, Sauces. and condiments in great. ,variety. • • • dell43t • Q,• AL SODA;- 150 .Shid LI, CASKS NEW CASTLE Sal Soda just reccivcd. and for sale by - Rito DES & WiLLIANS, N 0.1.07 South WATER Street, ; THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1862. No. 606 ARCH Street oc3-imlf HOILIDAY GOODS. A HOLIDAY PRE:4ENTS WM. A. DROWN & 004 2,46 MARKET STREET. Are uowprepaied with their usuei stack of Tory superior UMBRELLAS, VERY SUITAI3LE FOR PRESRST3 ESTABLISHED 1812 WILLIAM WILSON & SON, MANUFACTURERS: OF. SILVER WARE, S. VV. OORNBR OF FIFTH AND CHERRY STREETS A very large assortment or Plain and lancy SILVTR 'WARE ou baud, suitable for HOLIDAY PRESENTS, or OUR OWN MANUFACTURE ALSO, IMPONTERS AND DEALERS IN ENG;LISII, FIIENCII, AXD AMERMAN PLATED WARES le 1- :111 HOLIDAY PRESENTS. An 11SSO rtmeut of USEFUL AND FANCY GOODS 4. Now open at WILLIAM YARNALL'S HOUSE-FURNISHING STORE, de734103 No. 1020._CIIESTNUT-S'PREET. APPROPRIATE GIFTS FOR THE' SEASON.-Gold SpectaeleS, Gold Eye Glasses, Shire-% °scopes, Mid Stereoscopic Views, Photograph Albums,' Card. Photographs, Spy Glasses; Opera Glasses, Kaleid oscopes, Mathematical:lnstruments, Mantel Thermome ters, and a great variety of other articles, appropriate gifts for-the approaching holidays. MCALLISTER BROTHEI4 (Established 017960 728 CHESTNUT Street, de 3-6tif IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ALL WHOM IT MAY pi:WM SUITABLE FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS GUNS! GUNS! GUNS! For sate; a lot of fine, Eng,lish Double-barrel Shot Guns, Laminated Steel. Stubb and Steel Twist. Also, two Steel Twist G tins for boys. Thel:e guns were the samples of an importing house, and aVe offered for sale very low. Call early and make your se lection as they cannot be duplicated: TROTTER & DAWSON; •' Nine Hundred and Nineteen MARKET Street (919). ;; , del2-6t HOLIDAY PRESENTS. - , ' CHARLES DUMMIG,: No. 812 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA. Begs leave to inform his customers that MS stock of newly imported goods, suitable for PRESENTS, sur passes this year in elegance, variety, and cheapness of prices, anything , before seen in this city. • Please call and examine his goods before buying else where. FANCY GOODS. Pocket Books,: Work Boxes and Calms, :Purses, Porte-inennaios, Writing Desks and Cases, Cigar Cases and Boxes, Bronco and Gilt Goods, Ladies' Bags, -China & Parian Ornaments, :Papier Macke Goods, : Boheinian Glass' and: erra Fine Cutlery, ' Cotta Ware. DRESSING CASES. Gaines of every kind known. Cricket, Archery, and Gymnastic Inipleinents. .. Walking Canes, Paris Fancy Goods-generally. Itfu , inni, Instruments of all kinds. . . - TOYS, In every variety: known, in thousands of. different kinds and styles. • • dolt-12t if noTo GRAPH' CI ALBUMS A P 1 large vatiety , for sale, at tow priers, by .1 - AMES W. QUEEN & CO., elel34f if . 9;11 CHESTNUT Sti:eek. CARTES :DE nTISITE---AN IMMENSE lissortinelit, eeuts each_ fur sale by JAMES W. WHEN & 924. CIIESTNUT Street:, de . fif MICROSC OP ES , SPECTACLES, AND SPY-CLASSES; for s, CO:, 924- CITESTNUT Street. deli-ffif. OPERA GLASSES : , OPERA GLASSES. For sale by TAMES W. QUEEN & CO,, 921- Cl lESTNIIT Street. clel3-U if CIIRTSTMAS BALLS; ALL SIZES, anKzling colors. . W. TILLER, Importer, eV.-3t 32 South ] OUltTIt Suva. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. Paint Boxes, Photograph Albums, Writing Albums, Drawing Albums, Picture Albums, Toy Albums, Cartes de Visite copies from Engravingn, Pictures for Children, Pictures for Coloring. Colored Engravings for.framing, Fancy - Papers, Gilt Borders. - - Also, Boxes with Fancy Letter Papers and Enye lop es . SCHOLZ & JANENTZKY, 112 South EIGHTH Street. , a" ros • P). • i rates. imper, er, itel2-1 32 South 'FOURTH Street. LEGAL- TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE: •J".- - CITY AND COUNTY OF 'PHILADELPHIA. Estate-of JACOB COPIA, Deceased. ' ' ' • The Ahditor, appointed b•}=. the Court to 'audit, settle, and adjust the account of 3, CRAWFORD DAWES, Ex ecutor of the last Will and Testaritent of Jacob Copia, deceased, and to report distribution of the balance in the hands of the accountant, will meet the parties interested for the purposes of his appointinent; on FRIDAY' the 26th of DECEMBER, at 4 o'clock at his office, No. 131 South FIITII Street, iu th GEORGEhiladelphia. CONARROE, Auditor. ilel3-stutli 5k TN THE ORPHANS' OOTJRT FOR THE CITY AND COUNTT,OI PHILADELPHIA. Estate of fACOBTOUTAIROD. - The Auditor appointed by the Con& to audit, settle, and adjust the account of JACOB B. FOULKROD, Execu tor of JACOB FOULKROD,' Deceased, and to make dis-• tributiOn of the balance in the handy of the accountant, Will meet the parties interested, for the purposes of his appointment, on TUESDAY. December tid, 1562, at 11 o'clock A: M.; at his office, NO. Sl3 ARCH Street, in the city of Philadelphia. 3. SERGEANT PRIM del3-stuthrit Auditor.' TN THE ORPHAN'S COURT FOR THE CM' AND COUNTY OyyjITLADELPHIA. Estate of MARY FOULKROD." The Auditor appointed by the COurt to audit, settle, and adjust the account of :lAMB B. FOULKROD, and ISAAC, FOULKROD, Executors of MARY FOULKROD, deceased, and to make distribution of the Balance in'the hands of the accountant, will meet the parties interested for the purpoSes of his appointment, on TUES.D.VI% De cember `ad, 1852, at 11 o'clock A. M., at his Office, No. 813 ARCH Street, in the City of Philadelphia. deli st to ih 5t .1. SERGEANT PRICE, Auditor. PROPOSALS. DEPUTY QUARTERMASTER: GENE PAvs OFFICE; PirthAnM,Prrr,l: - lthDecember,lB(ki PROPOSALS will .be received at this office • until WEDIIsTESDAY,I7th inst. - at 12 o'clock M., for OM de li very in this city, on or 7 before 31st December , 1362, of the following; articles : Two thousand Tar Bucketk. Two thousand Whips (Black-snake), 534 feet long. Three thousand Curry Combs. All to be of the best quality of their several kinds, and subject to inspection. The right is reserved to reject all bids deemed to high. A. BOYD, ' del IL - Captain and Ass't Quartermaster U. S. A. DEPUTY QUARTERMASTER GENE RAL'S OFFICE, TWELFTII anti GIRARD Streets. • : ynfLADELPHTA, December 11, 1862. PROPOSALS will be received at this office until. MON DAY, lath inst., at 12 M. to furnish 2,000 TONS MERCHAIWABLB TIMOTHY HAY, IN BALLS to be delivered at Washington day or at Aequia Creek, at the option of the Government. Prorsals will be en `horsed • "Proposals for Hay," and hid, ers wil t state the 'price per toe, ittni how soon the hay can be delivered. `.l'lic unities of two responsible sureties will be given in the proposal, fOr the faithful execution of the contract should it be awarded. G. H. CROSMAN, del2-3t , Deputy Q. M. General U. S. A. PROPOSALS FOR BOOTS:i PROPOSALS for 500 Pairs Boots for the United States nary will lie mCeiVCII until SATURDAY NOON Docent bey 211 at the office of the NAVY 'AGENT, 11.!2• South. SIZES OF THE BOOTS:---Thc Boots, shall be plainly stamped on the 'Solo with the descriptive numbers in figures, half a inching length; and with the Contractor•s name inid the year when made; the sizes to -be in the following proportion for each 100 pairs, unless otherwise ordered—ViZ: 8 of No. 5;17 of No. 6, 25 of No. 7, 25 of NO. 8, 16 of No. 0, 7 of No. 10, and 2 of NO.II. They shall conform in all respects to the Samples at the Tardy; lee delivered in good, strong boxes; the tops of Which to be securely fastened by :screws; and each. box to contain' 25 pairs, packed as follows—viz: S pain of No. 5 With-17 Of No. 6. 13 of No. 7 with 12 of N. 8; of yiee versa 06 of No. 9 with 7of No. 10, aml 2of NO. 11. • Specimens can be seen at the United States Inspect or's office, Swanson and Washington streets. JAMES S. CHAMBERS, Navy Agent. PROPOSALS FOR BEEF. 11'2 SOUTH THIRD STREET, PffILADELPITIA PROPOSALS will be received at this office until. SATURDAY NOON, December 20th, for furnishing FIVE HUNDRED BARRELS OF BEEF, to be delivered at the PHILADELPHIA NAVY YARD within thirty days from the date of the acceptance of proposal for the mune: the BEEF and BARRELS to lie of the quality and description invariably required for the rise of the ilavy. The barrels shall be entirely new; and be made of the best seasoned heart of white oak.staves and heading; the staves shall not lie less than live-eighths of au inch thick, and the headings not, less than thred-fourths of an such thick. They shall be three-fourths hooped over with the best white Oak or hickory hoops. Each barrel shall be of the interual capacity of thirty-two' gallenS, and shall be branded on its head, .by burning, "Navy- Beef," the 'Weight and year when packed, and on the bung stave with the letter '!11, - ' and lie subject to the inSpection of the Inspector of Provisions, and deliverable at his store house, at PRIME and SWANSON Streets, without extra charge. No proposals will lie considered unless aecomrianied by a guarantee. JAMES S. CHAMBERS, dell-6t . .Navy Agent WHISKY 1 OLD 'WHISKY! WHISKY! From onr own and other celebrated Distilleries. We are constantly receiving OLD RYE, WHEAT, AND BOURBON WHISKIES. With which, for price and quality, WE CHALLENGE, COMPARISON. Our 'Whiskies, for purity onellow miss, and delicacy, are EMINENTLY THE BEST IN THE WORLD, And we sell them at about, HALF PRICE. OUR RETAIL DEPARTMENT Has already bebome a considerable feature in our beg nesS, and to continue it in Its present state, and to enlarge it,-eve shall sell, notwithstanding the Tax, about as cheap ly as ever. CONSIDER THESE PRICES! _ . . - Monongahela Whisky, 60 cents per gallon, Old. Bourbon Whisky, 75 cents per gallon. Old Rye Whisky, SO per gallon. Extra Old Rye iVldsky. $1.50 per gallon. Very Clonal Old Rye Whisky, $2 pei gallon.- N," VAN: BEIL; 118 nab SECOND,Stred, nine doors above Arch. deil4mif WHITE PRESERVING- BRANDY. PURE CIDER'AND WINE 'VINEGAR, , . GREEN GINGER, MUSTARD SEEDS, SPICES, dm., .3co. All the requisites for Preserving and Pickling purposes. ALBERT C. ROBERTS, DEALER IN FINE GROCERIES, ue.s-H CORNER OF ELEVENTH AND -VINE TT N 'LTA FIED , "PRAISE BR , : •-• STOWED upoil :RELMIWS 11;011,YrtPliS, Their tiiiiform excellencolikeness; great merit of flat ti of ng co : Joring, is evident at a glftuce. kitts , x4. airiry OFFICE . OP NAV : I7 AGENT, MILITARY GOODS. MILITARY Goonsi EVANS & I-lASSALL„ MILITARY FURNISHERS *ll.B ,ARCH STREET, PEITLADELPRIA A complete fol6ortn - keut of Gonerol.yield. and Line 0111- ors' [Swords. Sasbes, Belts, Passants, Eriaulettes,"Can- eons. Haversacks, Field Glasses, Spurs, Candlesticks, Chapeaus, Hats, Caps, Drums, Silk and Bunting Flags, Camp Klilyes and Forks, Baldrics, GumAloth Over- co 1 &c Also, a full lino of PRESENTATION SWORDS, Sith - Cs; belts, '6te., and everything' requisite- far the ComPiete Outfit of Army and ritriy Officers, WHOLESALE tt RETAIL WATCHES AND JEWELRY. In HOLIDAY PRESENTS. THOMAS C. OATiRETT, 712 CHESTNUT STREET, OPPOSITE THE MASONIC HALL, PIIILADELPITTA, Has just receiVea az mr.Qortment of —.- - LADIES' GOLD WATCTIES, • , Of the newest stiles, and of very superior quality, as well as those adapted to men's and boys' wear. He is manufacturing extensively a great variety of lIS.EFUL AND FANCY ARTECLES OF SILVER, And gives special attention to getting' ❑p things suitable BRIDAL AND HOLIDAY PRESENTS PLATED WARE, 6Oe up under the proprietor milt i4spectiOu;:iii a great - yariety of styles,. Will lie warranted HEAVILY PLATED ivith pure silver, iu a, way to _insure its wear ing well. Much of his JEWELRY Is :manufactured on the premises;aohis stock ~yill be fo'und to comprise a great variety of fashionable goods, from the smallest articles to SETS OF DIAMONDS. These are offered for sale at PRICES ADAPTED TO THE TIMES, And pergous are Invited to call and examine them der2,-tf HOLIDAY PRESENTS. . , WATCHES, JEWELRY, AND SILVERWARE;' NO. 622 DURK ET STREET, PIIILADELPI[LI Persons wishing to parehase good GOLD or SILVER WATCHES, Fine Gold Jewelry,: Solid Silver or Silver- Plated Ware, suitable for HOLIDAY PRESENTS; will Dina a large and desirable stock to select from at STAUFFER 8.7, HARLEY'S, del2-12t No. 022 MARKET st., Philadelphia n r HOLIDAY PRESENTS. we have now ou hand a SPLENDID ASSORTMENT WATCHES, DIAMONDS, SILVERWARE, AND JEWELRY, OF ALL KINDS AND PRICES, st"ITAELE: FOR erinrsTirAs AND NEW YEAR PRESENTS. we invite special attention to the moderate prices 'Of our DIAMONDS. LEWIS LADOMUS cc CO., del2-uni No.. 802 CHESTNUT STREET. 40 AMERICAN WATCHES. I. B. MARTER, AGENT FOR THE "AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY," NOW OTTERS, EXPRESSLY ADAPTED FOR :gig ERIC AN FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, AT MODERATE PRICES. No. 712 CHESTNUT 'STREET, SECOND FLOOR, OPPOSITE MASONIC D kr,L. de9-im HOLIDAY PRESENT'S. i d G. RUSSELL, No. 22 NORTH SIXTH STREET, Offer* choice assortment of WATCHES, DIAMONDS, FINE JEWELRY, AND 444 STANDARD SILVER WARE, Salable for Holiday Present% at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. de2-1m R. T. PRATT, (SUCCESSOR TO PRATT ~.t' REAATO 16'0'7 CHESTNUT STREET, Isrstantly in receipt of ENGLISH, SWISS, AND. A ERICAN WATCHES, Of sirable styles and qualities, to suit all classes of i . b ur& . , 4 5i0154ra..4, r ELI HOLDEN, Dealer in fine diar I- , TERICAN AND IMPORTED WATCHES, JEWELRY, AND CLOCKS, ms` 70S MARKET Street., AMERICAN WATCHES, IN GOLD AND SILVER CASES. JOS. H. WATSON, No. 3.'40 CHESTNUT Street ATCHES, JEWELRY, 80 O. A FRESH ASSOIiTAIENT . I LESS' THAN FORMER 'PRICES FARR' & BROTHER, Importers, t 324 MUSTN'T!' Street. below Fourth EADY-MADE CLOTHING. v•iDESERABLE LE AND PRICE. Weir the season. WANA T T POPU KER & BROWN, CLOTHING, ROUSH, • OAK HALL, SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS B. E. COR 1 OPECIAL DEPARTMENT FOR CUSTOMER WORK. natja if I MDT CLOTHING. _A E S - do .SON, „ 62 , 5' 'REST:NUT STREET. I JAY E'S HALL, it sale n entire new stook of , I I L THING. I,t of C TITS, CASSIMERES, and • respe fully invite the public to lag els where.: Re27-41M FINE RE UN 11-Ave now made FIN • .111a0, a full assort VESTINGS, which examine befOre pur BOYS' cLoI SORTMENT of at MATLACK'S, No. [INN. A FULL AS tS'PHING olwayn on hltud At h Stroot. delot* MEDICIN -A- 11 0D -L IVER OIL.- BAKER & CO. ligg r iStS, *o'. _I% North THIRD Street, are now receirt their s Tiles fresh from the tsheries— The superiority of t'e Oil in e 1 for tt a TOPUtiltiOrt W, st a, bey, it the market. - To ma r, it, th supply an article, that be entir liesg and purity. See menials gort;Darnseh. aud oth GENTLEMEN'S WINTER CLOTHING, OV EROOATS AND BUSINESS SUITS, In great variety.. .17 respect has gained d any other,hrand.ht aro Moternitursi to" y roiled on for fre.sh, Drs. Muttor'.. Jack guaLbinwizi if NEW PUBLICATION. CARLETON, PUBLISEtERi NEW YORK; Will soon issnl A NEW BOOK BY THU AIMIO3. "AMONG THE PINES," ENTITLE!) "MY SOUTHERN FRIENDS" BY EDMUND lititiCS AMONG THE PINES, THE'GREAT BOOIC OF SOUTHERN LIFE NEW EDITION JUST READY OVER 30,000 COPIES !late bgeu already said, and the depand continues U '1 ect AMONG THE ,PINES; Olt; SOUTH IN SECESSION TIME BY EDMUND KIRKE One handsome duodecimo volume: over 300 rakes; cloth bound, Trice 31; or Paper Covers, price 75 cents An extraordinary but truthful picture of the entire sreittl system of the South, describing, the dome,:die life of the rich planters; the Fmall'plantersi and the "white trash,": and depicting actual - scenes on the large and small plantations. AMONG TIJE' PINES The success of thiS adinirable work has been of the Most extraordinary character. Edition after edition has been exhaustedi,:nntil oti er 3.0,00 copies have hem sold, , and the. Thirty-fifth Thousand already printed. Every one is reading and praising it.l AMONG- THE PINES. The New York Tribtate eallB it " a volume of rare lute- rest, not only as an illustration of Southern. society but, as a graphic, animated, and often thrilling story.' The. Providence Journal says "it is one of the most readable books on Southern life we have ever seen. The pictures which the, author gives of the workings of the Peculiar institution are not surpaesed by the rue:A tragic scenes so vividly portrayekby Mrs. Stowe." AMONG THE PINES. The New York (qtristian, Inquirer says is one of the most graphic and truth-telling books which have ever been written of the South and Southern society. * * Among the Pines a good manual on the war, and on the cause of the war." AMONG THE PINES. The N. Y: EXantiver remarks that "No more interest ing or suggestive volume has ever been published about the South and its peculiar institutions. * * This aseintiling volume needs no other commendation than tbe act that its sale within a few week& has reached Nineteen Thousand copies." AMONG THE PINES. The Boston Baymaer of Light says "Among the Pines is certainly -a most remarkable book the :writer of it is a real hero, without ever appearing to be aware of jfe sketches and colors with the firm and rapid hand of an artist;., and thrtrws together incidents,. and develops scenes that stir the blood every vein in the body," AMONG: THE ;PINES. The rittAurg Gazette Pays:" Nu work on Southern social life since UM:le Torn' has been giiien to the *Mid ,which cau at all be camp:lied to:Mr. Kirlie's Among the : It is one of the books of the season which is sure to be universally rood; and 'which will live wen much coteiiiporary writing will be forgotten.",. AMONG THF, Pti`si7E-S. The :?alein Observer says: "The best critics have pre noubced this book the most vivid and life-like repro- - saltation of the pecan' : phase of Southern life and character which it describes that has'ever been written: Indeed, so truthful do its descriptions seere, that it has been matter of disputuwith nota few, whether they are fiction or thet AMONG THE PINES. The Boston Recorder says " it is a book which will be reed with deep iutorest at the .preseut time. The style is vivid, and tho pictures sketched we suppose to in AMONG THE PINES. The New York independent calls it "a hack of striking and truthful portrtidturo of slave society; a powerful and even painful story, and worth reading far more for in structionthan for pleasure. The story is cl ear and ter rible tirith the lurid light of the [passions, miseries, and vitae that grow out of slavery" AMONG THE PINES. Cloth binding, price Paper CON TI, OiCe " "73 *.* Sold by all booksellers, and sent by mall,ylostags free, ou receipt of price, by CARLETON, PUBLISHER, NEM' IORK., Corner BROADWAY and LISrE'SARD Street. del:3-65cWr THE LIFE AND WORKS or RUFUS CIIOATE. THIS DAY PUBLISHED, LITITLE, BROWN, & 00., 110 WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON, TIIE WORKS OF RUFUS CHOATE, WITH A MEMOIR OF HIS LIFE, BY SAMUEL OILMAN BROWN, Profeagor in Dartmouth College. In two vole. Bro. With portrait. Price Eti. dePl4; # u th atif cHRISTMASI AND NEW YEAR BOOKS? BOUGHT EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, PRIOR TO TIM ADVANCE IN PRICE. Will be sold for cash at low rates, HENDERSON'S, del2e2t 528 ARCH STREET. NO ADVANCE IN PRICES. WM., S. & ALFRED MARTIEN, Win tiot advance the prices of PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS manufactured by them. • Our assortment comprises several. NEW VARIETIES, as well ae NEW DESIGNS AND. CLASPS. Evers- Album is furnished with a Title Page and Index, printed in Gold. 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To a person who can command from six to tou thousand dot- . ]:us, this offers a chance for profitable Investment. Ad dress "fox 2281," P. 0.... . • RA RE OPPORTINrrY- THE A entire STOCK, FIXTURES, and' GOOD-WILL of an old andl on Fr-established firm in the Whotega.le HOSIERY and NOTION Trade. The partners desirous of retiring from business, offer for sale the Stock, &c., at the same prices at which they were invoked twelve mouths Since, a large part consisting of Hosiery and Gloves, and staple articles, fully 25 per cent. less than same goods can now be purchased for cash. The house has a largo fixed trade, selling even in those times nearly *lOO,OOO, mostly for cash. Terms, $20;000 cash,.and balance ou a reasonable credit. Address X. IL S., .• at this Office, with real name.. del343t Mi FOR SALE. OR TO:LET-STORE • Ma No. 11 North /MIND Street. 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'or 6. :IV. corner Seventeenth and Greon. - $1 00 $1100.. -8 . , • 0 iiEENLYsL IMPROVED • 11.1110111/t, for dOcAunt Orreileemable 0 rottiolifiont of %Wpm* n 11111111) ; ii nosuber of. Grogad Rentm, from MO' to $1;0110; Apply to• "•• • ' PRTTIT ,I,ls ••, .• • • . :74'0:309 WALNUTStreet: G I:1811EN. . • G.T.,./IPES,•NVESTERN, Pennaybraniu Bette,r, of choico qua4lly. constantly received- and forsa le by RHODES St WthLIAXS,AOe. sonthi:wamteat NEW PUBLICATIONS. 606. CHESTNUT STREET IN A DAY OR TWO. LES MISERABLE& ILLUSTRATIONS AMUSEMENTS. AM ERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC— BROAD AND LOCUST erunts. LEONARD GROVER, BIANAOER. (Lino of Drover's Theatre, Washington.) _ TO-NIGHT, THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING - , BENEFIT Of the Distinguished Actress, LUCILLE WESTERN. LAST NIGHT POSITIVELY . EAST LYNNE; EAST LYNNE; OR, THE ELOPEMENT. THE ELOPEMENT. This Grand, Exciting, Musical play achieved inure 21" CONSECUTIVE REPRESENTATIONS. In Washington, it became the OFF WEST DRAMATIC TRIUMPH of the Ainerican Continent for the preSen't season. run, ning • SIN CONSECUTIVE WEEKS ; to audiences 0 . .[ the utmost capacity of the Theatre. nearly every Instance numerous ladies and sentient= were obliged to retire Mlthout obtaining seats. Up9a ite last presentation, the number of disappointed'applicants for seats reached several hundreds. The most celebrated of our GENERALS, SENATORS, and REPRESENTATIVES, with their ladies amidamilies„ attended repeatedly, and testified, in unmistakable man ner, their sympathy and appreciation of the THRILLING SITUATIONS of the BEAUTIFUL AND UNFORTUNATE MADAM' VINE. The success of this great emotional Play, at all Poinbi of presentation, is mainly attributable to the SOCIAL COMMENDATION of its visitants 6:theirfriends. With this understand ing, the Managers would have deemed it an absolute necessit-s- to secure the Academy for a lengthened Pe tied, but contracts entered into by the Directors posi tively PRECLUDE A-IiONGER* STAY. - . -- - - No success. however .Battering, , no promised fiti(TeeS (and he reels confident that the gratification evidence& by all its audienceadoes promise an ultimate :meccas.) bowever great, can, by any possibility, alter existing arrangements. A flattering, evidence of the high estimation in which. the piece is held by amusement speculators, is the fact that nearly every theatrical Manager of the day has • . bid to make Bins exclusive property. In one Metall.** so high as THIRTY TBOUSAHD DOLLARS Haire been offered:for the young artiste and her piece foe a single season. Act I.—MATED. A Mysterious Murder. Barbara Ram. A:Jealous Pang. !` THEN- YOU'LL REMEMBER ME." (A supposed lapige of Seven Years.) Act 2.--7-Tearereri. Eraaeis Leviidee at Bast Lynne. A Moonlight Walk. ' - THE ELOPEMENT. (A'supposed tepse of One Year.) Act 3.—RExoio MIONFOIST INVASION OF EAST rTNU. Story of George Hallijahn's Murder.. Lady Isabel takes up her Cross. nroN7, FOR EVERMORE - - - - (A suppoli ed lapse of Two Years.) Act 4:---Erxo.E7). Barbwra's heart ut Reiit. Madam} Yearning of Breaking Heart. TUE ARREST FOR MURDER.. The Deatb-Bed Secret. Retribution- (The bast Eat tiomil Scene.) - . (A supposed lapse of Two Months.) • - Actqi .—DEATII. A Startling Discovery. Lady rsahet lays down her Crosa. The Varowell UNTIL ETERNITY: ENTIRE AI7DIENCES IN TEARS, ART IC CLATE SYMPATIUMI CFRIEF, AND TORO: STi5 OF WILD APPLAUSE, Are the great characteristic proofs of the popularity ot the great play Of TO-NIGHT THE POPULAR PRICES OF ADMISSION. Parquet and Parquet Circle . 50 cents. Balcony 50 cents. Family Circle ?A cents. Amphitheatre 15 cents. Private Boxes $6.. . . /Kir Each purchaser of a Ticket to either the Parquet. Parquet Circle,:. or Balcony will he ENTITLED TO A SECURED SEAT, Which will be retained until the end of the first act. bt AIkIERIO AN ' ACADEMY OF MUSIC. DIRECTOR:— ... . .... GRAIL THE . OPER ,, A. OPENING NIGHT ON WEDNESDAY, .DEC. 17. Mr. GRAD respectfully informs the public of PhilA delphia that be has completed his arrangements for an OPERA SEASON OF 'SIX NIGHTS. - CoMinencing yin WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 17, the only ones that he is able to give, the AcadOmy of Music having been previously rented alter December 25. It will be distinguished by the rapid succession of Chas debut of the . Four young and talentedPrimoDanne, - Signora GUERRABELLA, Signora WHIM, AriIeCORDIER, Signorina MORENSL Who all of them have met with such great success tit New York, and the prodnction of Meyerbeer's nowsicut latest Opera, (Le Pa rdoit.dc Ploermel,) which is now the leading event in the musical world. ICo care nor expense will be spared to render the per formances acceptable to the highly• cultivated taste of Philadelphia audiences and special attention has bees paid to the organization of a full complete, and efficient Orchestra and Clients, which has been expressly brought from New York. The male parts are iu the capable hands of Signors:BRIGNOLI, MACCAnnikl, AMODIO, SUSINI, BARTLE Conductor and Mrisieal Director Sig , MUZIO. The want of suitable patronage has prevented at ri lar and. complete SCP.F.DII during the last two *ea nt Mr. Oran trusts that the immense attraction which le let compelled to crowd into the single week that he could. obtain the Academy of Music will command such Saa cei 4 s that ho will be encouraged in his futhre attempts to give the Opera that standing it formerly enjoyed in Phi ladelphia. . . ON WEDNESDAY"; DECEMBER n, - SIGNORA GINEVBA GUERBABELLA • make her debut in Philadelphia iu her highly-Mo hr:ned character of Violet ta iii LA TRAVIATA. ON THTTRSDAYBETIF.MBER 18. SIGNORA I.olllkil and SIGNORMA • DIORENST. wilt make their debut in LINDIEZTA BO1(:1A. ON FRIDAY, DECBMBER 19, • •ArT.LE .ANGTOLINA CORDTER will make her debut in Meverbeer's latest Opera of. DINORAD,- (Le Pardon do Ploorme Which will be ,heft with the sa ute new miße en scene as in New Vert:, arrangements having been made for the u•a»sportation of the reenisito scenery and accessories o Philadelphia, ON SATURDAY, GRAND GALA NIGHT. EALLGTN MASCIIERA:AND THE SICILIAN ink:- PERS Will be positively given on tlm remaining. night. PRICES. OP. ADMISSION $l. RESERVED SE&TS GO CENTS EXTRA. FII3IIIIY Circle 50 . eenis. Gallery Meeks. The sale of Scats will commence on Monday mutant nt the Box Office of the Academy of Music, and at Gould'a Music Stern, Ghet.tnnt and Seventh streets, del3tf CLASSICAL SOIREES OF MESSRS. CROSS AND JAEWS.—FIRST SEASON, 1562-'63. Messrs. J. tdko pleasure in announcing their FIRST SOIREE to take place on MONDAY EVENING, , DECE ER 151 b, at, the . FOYER OF THE ACADEMY OF MU SIC. asslMOd by 3lessrs. R. TAYLOR, CARL GAERT NER, CHAS: M. SCIIMITZ; WM. STOLL, J. GREIM. Will commence precisely at EIGHT o'clock. The fol lowing three of the Series will he in JANUARY. FE BRUARY, and MARCH, with such additional assistance as may be available. , PROGRAMME OF 'FIRST SOIREE. PART FIRST. TRIO in G Major, No. 3, (Messrs: Jtrrvis.,_ Gaertner, and Soli 'TIRO . .. ..... ..... Ewa: PART .SECOSI). 1. RECITATIVE and SCENA, from "Faust," (A. R. Taylor) ........ Spohr. - 2. DEUXIEME CONCERTO, Op. 40, .Quin tette Acconipaniment, (Mlehl H. Cross)3frndelssob a. 3. FANTAISIE CAPRICE, (Carl Gaertner)..Vieuitemps. 4. GOOD NIGHT, Farewell, (A_ R. Taylor)..Sucken.. PART TRIAD; QUINTETTE in A, for Clarionet and String Instruments, (Messrs. Stoll, _Gaertner, Cross, Greim, and Schmitz) Mozart. PRICES OF SUBSCRIPTION AM) ADMISSION. , Single Admission $lOO.. Single Admission Ticket for Series of Four... 3 00 Ticket, admitting Two to each Soiree-- ..... 5 00 Ticket, admitting Three to each Soiree ..... ..7 00 Tickets to the Musical Profsion, FOR SEASON, at half of the above rates. * Tickets to he had at the Music Stores of Messrs. J. E Gould, Lee & Walker, and C. Cadre. del3-a. MRS. JOHN DREW'S ARCH-STREET THEATRE. Business Agent and Treasurer.... ..1). MURPHY. SEVENTH WEEK OF .T. G. CLARKE. THREE GLORIOUS*PIECES. THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, Dee. 13th, 1862, OUR AMERICAN COUSIN. Asa Trenchard Mr. J. S. Clarke. Florence Trenchard Mrs. John Drew. To be followed by HIS JACK SHEPPARD. . . . . . . .. Simon Pnrefoy J S.•Clarka. Jack Sheppard J S. Clarke. To conclude with THE SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM.' Diggory J . S. Clarke. Doors open at 6N ; to commence at M. Seats secured six dace in advance. WALNUT-STREET THEATRE.- Sole Lessee Mrs. M. A. GARRETTSOIIII. Business Agent Mr. JOHN T. DONNELLY. SIXTH WEEK OF MRS. AND MR. E. L. DAVENPORT. THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, Dec. 13,1282. Will be presented O'Keefe's Comedy of WILD OATS; OR THE STROLLING ACTOR. Rover Mr. B. L. Davenport. Lady Amaranth Mrs. E. L. Davenport. To conclude wish the Beautiful Nautical Drama of BLACK-EYED SUSAN. C LASSICAL SOIREES.-THE SUB scribers to Messrs. CROSS and JARVIS' CLASSI CAL SOIREES are informed that the first 01 the season will takeplace NEXT MONDAY EVENING, Dec.ls, ISMEA AT TER FOYER OF THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Subscription and other Tickets..with ProgrammA, at 3. E. Could's, Andre's, and Lee St. Walker's. des- et CONCERT HALL -LECTURE - ROO3I—CHESTNUT Street, above Twelfth. CAPTAIN WILLIAMS' • GREAT NAUTICAL ENTERTAINMENT. Every Evening at 7M o'clock. And SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock, This splendid Entertainment drew crowded houses' fox 2do nights in New York will remain open a few week. longer in Philadelphia. Every family should witness! Capt. Williams' Great Whaling Voyage before its depar ture. Liberal arrangements will be made for schools and benevolent purposes. Tickets" Ili eta, or five for fIERMANIA. ORCHESTRA— LIC REHEARSALS—p...Ir SATURDAY AFTER -a .NOO at. t the MUSICAL rtliND HALL. 11 1 .! COnductor. Tickets 9 ' emit • Peeling f Egi l el .2 s:sl 2 •to be had of Andre it 1104 Chestnut street ; J. E. Gould. Seventh and Chestnut. and at the ball d00r... ' - n0274f ITASSLER'S ORCHESTRA -214 South ElollT l Wg., Ci lrefglitainuL delOan D ENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY. OP THE FINE ARTS, 102.' cifEsnurr STREET, Is open daily (Sundays excepted) from A A. hi: WI 11 P. M. Admission ti cents. Children half price. Shares of stack, Val IFS WANTS. A. ')3I3B,INTIIISS MAY; .17.11.11 A GOOD -, Ar.3 , •near Trade, wishes a Partner in theWLIOI ESA f.,E MOB BUSINESS., with .10,000 to •$15,000: A Businei::: .Man, who would attend to the Books, Preferred. Capital. guarantied. Address 'Johnson„' with real. name, at this office, for aweek,.etittlng where &confidential inter view may be had. ... • • • del3.-atiridt . 0.0 KKB,EI P E 11.'8 SITUATION. BWANTED bi a' coinveteilt..B4okkeeer. City refs reneeN given. Atidews "T . . Oleo or The WANI ED—BY A YOUNG 1L.9.N.0F T energy, bills to'col4iFt. Satbititztony roterenne or security given. Addreee • Passuture," 112 WOOD .street.dell-it* . .. . 0,000 IYAI . . NT.II.Ip,..:AND: 4, PAR T YRE to take charge of tittt.liaok..±. Corte sriondence, a ed'Financial Departlitent of a sht tin fit,f uring Business, where lte• tan dotage the invest lowa the first. year, certain. .'Addinne ".C. .1t: Co.;" Frew office, with. rail-name, to insure sninterTiew. .. . 'll• BOARDING: A . O.N.Y.CL.IN:SIT WOULD !s.• lfice.to. Gagman coniteriniily toKaielted room fur the • whiter.':vithin kin ..initniten'. ivolk of The Free* office. Add Russel I,r•at • thic dell-tfA OERsoivAx. tous ' AND Government claims of, ail kinds casbed or .oa. lected, at reanauable rates. by . JANES 'FULTON, 424 WALNUT Street, itudelpitia. •.. no&tt pENSIOVS.- stoo BOUNTY Amp Pay psocured and. collected. for soldiers. SanOTIL andtbeTolatives of. such as a,ro deceased, at reasonable and satisfactorY rates. J Elainis cashed or advanektmPost by_ JAMES. PUATOT, .. •. . • Solicitor for Claintlms• '; • 4R4 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia: .Partienlas attention given to parties living at a a*. •- • • , PEtRENOTANINkis CARL , 4 et k . l i nnet'Z l- N B ack b ab S ZZT E. t ig AMitoc r T. 21 1 1 k "I T814- - tlygiacia l bunuanip D T., canc,l .re . whet cal exupluationa. Orders b.l_ Malt hbmbi *dammed to JOHN L. CAPBN, . octaarsmasnir- _BBB QHWIMUT. &mt. Pbms. pyt 'AND. Ait-- . FRpr. IsAA.O6, -A-j OCULIST and A URIST t from Leyden. 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