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NOTICES.
ItEIT. D. S. BURNET, Or CINCIN
' NATI, will Preach TO-MORROW (Sunday), at
X 14:13 733 P. X., in the Church TWELFTH Stl,l* reet,
THE BROAD-STREET BAPTIST
CiiITRCH will be reopened for Livine Worship
4 0 1:Ititlir (Sunday), Jan. 4th. lt•
NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH,
CORM Street. west or TWentloth.—Divine set ,
:I'SDAY, RUM A..X. Roy. W. H. BINADE,
f.r. 11*
ft- ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH, SUNDAY
•••• EVENING, 7,%4 o'olook.—A Meeting lu behalf of
wants of the Army and Navy. Elnhop
tITO: to preside. and addresees from Rev. lirs.
A Collection.
rTHE JEWISH TABERNACLE AND
' ITS FURNITURE IN THEIR PYPICA
newt srrmon In this course will he preached
tz %Malt= OF EPIPHANY TO-MORROW AE rElf,
'N. &mice nt half put S.
re CHURCH OP THE NEW TESTA
. Ett . l'. corner ELEVENTH and WOOD Streets.—
A. M. by Rov. Dr. KRAUT'S: 73e" M.
Roc. T. IL STOCKTUN. It*
re - A STATED ,MEETING OP THE
LIMES' ASSOCIATION OF THE HOINEO.
' 1 " I, will be hold in the Lecturo•Room
llomoopothio CoIIege,FILBERT Street, above
(13ntertlaY_3411114., at I o'clock P. M.
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L A. DU.BOUCiIkIf, Sect:many.
.76- TUE SECOND COALING 010 CHRIST
71) JVIIDE TUN WORLD, about IS/1-70;
v. than 1i11) Expositors.—Rev. IL BAXTER,
tgOld4tot, Lectare4 on this, SUNDAY .AITYER.
"a..., Dilfgent Hall, 'TENTH and vtLnEarr. Ile
*Les out-of-duors, before State lion.so,.on fins
le FIRST REFORMED DUTCH
•••• ellrttelt, SEVENTH Min 8 NUM) •GAIWSOI
—Tile Nev. JOHN H. SUYDAM will f %NO
% Ida Introductory Serinoll TO.MOIMOW MORN-
X .I6 inVICP at 10)4 o'clock A. M., ,and 7M o'elo ek
• . .
0 1 1 Il I D REFORMED DUTCH
eitUki(ll, TENTH and ViLssitr.—nev. ALEX:
h
DICKSON,I4 Lanaleglitirg. N. Y., will preach.
TO•idORROW. Service at 10,s1 JlJrnlnc . .
lt*
'es DEDICATION SERVICES AT CEN
"" llitiNIAG M. E. CHURCH, FORrIKINI StreN,
P h i lit " li mi tt j at T 3I - 1 3 ) 1 y ° 11r.
;Mb: sit ;4 r. M. by Rev. JAS. 24.5 AL; at 7. 1 .1, Rev.
e. 1:0 DIA k Its
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EF.K. OF FRATER.—orm umoBL
)lELT I ou each .aft.rnoon nt .1;3 OnOniC,
4, % : - •
—3" I I AV, Jun. 6, West Sprko and Soyentolutli, Pros
-4t
t l 4 Po.. W. I'. Breed
1 '. h 4;..t , Jun. 6, Eigitill'abavo Race, Methodist, Rev
yli• u.
Mix
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•gi on E
Smith.
Jun. 7, SpruceNbove 'Fourth, Baptist,
•.
?.;• 44) AY• Jun. 8, Race bolow Fklurth, First Gorman
1t,••,-„1, A. Boinlgover.
,'• 1 ,1 1 .5Y, kin. 9, Wa.sltiugcou Square, First PresbYto
:;''''r• A. Barton
Jun. .10, Epiphany, Episcopal, Ear. Dr.
Prayer Meeting. through the week, to
roforenee to the "Week of Prayer." A
pryside eaoh day. It*
TERESTING MEETINGIN BE
' " TIIE SOL DIERS,Itt EL MattitOW's
Church HMV She it. below Fourth,
EVEliffiG, January 4th, et 7;40'0 10 0k. Rev.
Pester, will preside and make an ad-
It ra 8140 AN: boa retorted remit the battle,
will give seise ititeresting deuts of
... : , 1 7 . 1 . 1 .110. hy Wm. Rev. W. E. BOARDMAN will
.• „' O .llO
,werl: or the ClirlAthin Commission, Rev.
also, will address the meeting in be
• hrnve men * who are sending appeal after tsp.
....hoientA, Hymn Books, Liererles. gtiott
.1.1 " P*
t'—" AFESTIVAI7IIAID OF THE SE—
sTRE}7I. M.13. - 0111.11K1H•will h,e hrld oik
VA. ENINCis JanuaryI3.44,BANSOMSTUEET
We irrir street, - .Summon tho htbi°m*4
•• ii•r soh) at Perkeepine k lintins'. Al4o, by
—1..4 Ult. M. E. Churches Utrougheut the city. lto
t'',,„SOCIRTY FOR. SUFFIArING TWA
7 W I FII SOUP, CItISCOM Street , NOOMItt
~ P„. ) , of Pine rcot, will cuminctiou the distribution
wfirthy applicants on Sowed day (MON
lmid, at 11 o'clock A M.
•etr has co Collector, Contrll ll l llol l% In mu
Nvill he gratefully received by either of
toateNt °Won. end members:
JACOB 'l'. BUNTINO,,PrOsIdent,.
No. 311 South Dplittifitro avenue.
JOHN J. THoMPSON, SecrotarY,
No. 239 North Ninth street.
W5l, EVANS, Jr., Treitsumr,
• NO. 362 Nonth Front stroot.
JERE'II. HACKER,
No. 3111 South Fourth street.
JOHN HORTON.
Nci. no South Fourth street.
JOSEPH S. LEWIS,
N Olt Walnut street.
TITOMASI J. 1111 0.
811 AND,
N. W. corner Third and Spruce.
JOSEPH C. TURNPENNr,
N. E. corner Tenth and Spruce.
DIONWICALTR INSURANCE
d....t im 'APANY OF THE STATE OF PENNSYLVA
':th''"'• Commonwealth lintlillug, Nu. 013 CllEST
tu*t.
•
1 4 leftm; , PffiLADHLPITTA, December 6, UM__
tAl.pf• 4 4 of the Stockholders o f
tho CO3IIION
I SSURABCE COMPANY of' the Stote of Penn
he held, nt.the Office of the Company, on
}1t...114;111%r ) , 6,18 et, at 10 o'clock A. M.
;ZA'110:1 (fl TEN DlREaroftS, to serve the en
ill be held at the 'sante piece; end on the
I, ;;;)l,httwe ea the hours ofl2 and *2 P.M.
SAMUEL S. MOON, SecretarY.
r lath and Chestnut.
E'y, La • ca. ter al
W 13 Garrett, lilltimore
A C Bradley Wamit
NOTICES.
M. MASONIC NOTICE.—THE OFD
FICHRS and Members of SOLOMON'S LODGE
NO. 314, told the. Order genernlly, are invited to meet at
the lIALL, CHESTNUT Street, on SATURDAY After
noon, at 2 o'clock, to attend the funeral of our lato
Brother P. M. WILLIAM W. THOMSON. I
By order of the IV. 111. JOHN CRAY,
jag -2t' liecrotatT.
t: OFFIcE OF THE .ENTERPRISE
INSURAISCE COMPANY, No. 400 WALNUT
Street, PrtILADELricIA, January 2,150.9.
NOTICE —The Annual Meeting of the stockholders of
the ENTERPRISE INSURANCE COMPANY will be held
on MONDAY, the 12th instant, at 30 o'clock A. M., at the
Mace of the Company.
An election for Twelve Directors to serve the ensuing
year, will beheld on the same clay, at the same piece.
rtIVITII the hours ofln o'clock A. 21.. and 2 o'clock P. M.
ja-St CHARLES W. COXE. Secretary.
M. OFFICE OF THE SEALER. OF
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES, No. 1317 MAR
KET Street.—Persons using Scales. Weights. or Men.
Burps, are notitled.to have them Regulated and Sealed for
the year 1663. JOHN R. ORR,
Sealer of Weights and Measures,
It* No. 1:07 Market street.
C3am OFFICE; OF THE HOSPITAL OF
THE P. R. CHURCH 11`i PHILADELPHIA—
AsTARY 211.1811—The Annual Meeting of the contribu
tors to the 1108PITAL of the PROTESTANT MSC°.
PAL CHURCH in Philadelphia will be held at the
Other, 708 WALNUT Street, on TUESDAY, the 6th
day of January, 1863, at 12 o'clock M.
The report of the Board of Managers will be presented,
together with the animal statements and accounts, mut t
eight Members of the Board elected to serve for the en
suing three years
ja:3-2t
JOHN A. CHILDS, Secretor
M. PHILADELPHIA. J AN.
NOTICE—A 14 emi-annmil Dividend of FIVE PER
CENT. on the- Stook of the BEAVER MEADOW RAIL
ROAD AND COAL COMPANY has beau declared this
day„payable at their Office on and after MONDAY, Ann
ary Pith. L. CHAMBERLAIN, Preasarer.
Jull.et"
lIODICEOPATHIC HOSPITAL, 1116
CUTHBERT Street.—This institution Is now open
for the reception of sick and wounded Soldiers, who will
be received and provided for in the most comfortable
manner, wee of charge. B F. GLENN,
n022-tf Secretary of Board of Managers.
M. AVIS AUX ELEQANTS.
M. PAUL ANDRIOT, Gerand de la matson de
Tailieurs do K. GRANDVILLE STOKES, 609 CHEST
NUT Street, Philadolphte a l'honneur de prevenir see
tloMbrellX amts et connaissances qui l'ont dem favorise
de leerclientetle, (sins' quo lea etrungersd vient do
recevoir de Paris et Loudros les modes les plus recontes
et les mioux porteos pour la saison d'hiver.
M. Grandville Stokes a mis a ea disposition les etoffes les
plus belles„ et les meilleures qua tilos, dos premieres manu
factures d 'Europe.
Les militaires, Must quo les °Meters do tons grades 3'
trouverous los meilleures (mikes d'etoffes, a dos prix
tres moderns. L'elegance do an coupe, Must quo le cachet
do distinction qui la caracterise eat dojo trop counu do
public pour en reuonvelles lours merites,
riza. OFFICE OF THE FRANKFORT!,
AND 'SOUTHWARK PRILADELPFIIA. CITY
PASSENGER RAILROAD 'COMPANY, BERKS Street,
below Fourth.—FIMADELPITIA, January 2d, 18S3.—The
Board of Directors have this day declared a Dividend of
FOUR PER CENT. on the Capital Stock of the Company
out of the earnings of the past eix months, payable to
the Stockholders, or their legal representatives, on and
after vali lust.. c l ear of eat taxes.
The Transfer Books will be closed until L'ith inst
ja3-tlti CHAS. R. .ADBOTT. Secretary.
PHILADELPHIA
_I DEC. 31, 1883.
At a meeting of WOOLEN DYERS, held at the
honre of WM. COLLINS, the following resolution was
unanimously adopted:
Absolved. That. in consequence of the terra advance in
Dyestuff:4. we are under the necessity of advancing the
Prices of Dyeing Woolen Yarn ONE CENT per pound.
JOHN KITCHENMAN, Prosident.
Couxas Rom, Secretary, jaVit.
IM. AMERICAN LIFE INS UR ANC E
AND TRUbT COBlPANY.—PuttansrmurA, Janu
ary 1, Ifet—Tho Trustees have this day desisted a divi
dend of Four per cent out of tho profits of the last six
months, payable to the stockholders on demand. clear of
all taxes. JOHN ta, WILSON,
ja2-31 • • Secretary.
COUPONS OF TEE ALLEGHENY
MY BONDS. payable In Philadelphia, duo Ist
inst., will be paid by
WORK, MeCOUCH St CO..
No. 36. South THIRD Street.
M. , OFFICE OF. THE INSURANCE
COMPANY OP NORTH AMERICA, PHILADEL
PHIA. Decembor SLIM.
The Annual Meetiu_g ofthe Stockholders will be held
at the office of the CompanY, 'No. 7.32 WALNUT Stmt,
on MONDAY. January 12, IStn, at lit o'clock ,M.; and on
TUESDAY, the' day iollowlng, January 11, 1563, an
Eloctiou will be held for Directors to sorvo the ensuing
Year.__. CHAELE3 PLATT,
11Z. AN ADJOURNED MEETING Or
the AN
FOR THE RELIEF OF
ME WIDOWS AND CHILDREN OF CLERGYMEN in
the communion of the Protostaut Episcopal Church in
the Commonwealth of Pennlvania" will be hold in
the Ve+try Room of ST. PETER'S CHURCH, on TUES
DAY, the 6th of January at 5 o'clock P. M.
jnl 6t JAMES M. AERTSEN. Secretary.
MPHILADELPHIA. JAN. 1 1803.
The Spring Garden Soup House, BUTTONWOOD
Street, east of Broad, will be opened for distribution of
Soup to the Poor of thoir District on TUESDAY Morning,
Bth Instant, from log to 12,i; o'clock, and c,intinue daily
(except Sundays) during the Winter.
Contributions arc respectfully solicited.
JOSEPH .1. WILL[A]IS, Secretary.
POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE, PENN
SQUAR.E.—The Lectures and Practical Instrac
ion will be reamed both in the Technical SCIIOOI4 and
in the Scientific School. on FRIDAYc Janita.7 2d, 1863, at
9 o'clock A. . ALFRED L. KENAT.9I., D-,
Jal-30 . President or Faculty.
MA MEETING OP THE CONTRI
BUTORS to the NORTHERN . DISPENSARY OF
ADELPHIA will be held at the Halt of the twat..
tattoo, No. EH SPRING GARDEN Street, on TUESDAY,
the 6th of January, 1933, between the hours of 2 and 4
o'clock P. M., to elect twelve Managers for the enentng
Year.
de3O.&' JOHN KESSLER. Ja.
• Secretary. •
MPHILADELPHIA AN D .DAREIY
RA ILItOAD CO.—NOTICE.—The Annual Ideating
of the Stockholders of the Philadelphia and Darby Rail
road Company will he held at the Company's Depot, on
DAItBY Acetate, between Forty-ninth and Fiftieth
Streets, at .I_,Y o'clock I'. M., ou MONDAY, the 11th day
of JANUARY,IB6B. when an election for a President and
six Directors, to serve the ensuing year, will take p 1 ace.
deStial2 THOMAS SPARKS.. Secretary.
OFFICE OF FAME INSURANCE
COMPANY, No. 4r6 CHESTNUT Street.
PHILADELPHIA, December 29th, 1362.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the Fame
In.urauce Company will be held at the office, on MON
DAY, January 12th. /562. at 10 o'clock A. 3F.
An Election for TWELVE DIRECTORS.to serve for the
ensnin if year, will be held on the same day at the came
Place, between the hours of 10 and 2 P. M.
deR-t.ial3 W. I. BLANCHARD Secretary.
IMINSURANCE COMPANY OF THE
STATE 01 PENNSYLVANIA.
PuttrAnctrurA, December 24, 1863.
AN ELECTION FOR THIRTEEN DIRECTORS of the
Company D l to serve ranifesYiV6lVlGeri.laitt,l).laglomon
olvo DAY,. oaunory 12, 1963, between the hoard of 10
o'clock A. 31. and 1 o'clock P.M.
de23-dtjal2 WILLIAM HARPER. Secretary.
g. OFFICE OF 'UNION MUTUAL
SUIIANCE COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 27,
IS62.—The •Aunnal Meeting of the Seripholders t
UNION MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY of Phila--
delphia will be held at the office of the Company, n
MONDAY, January 12,1886, at 12 o'clock noon, at which
time an election for Eight Directors will be held to serve
for the ensuing three'years. JOS..,COLLISON,
del)-11U
MOFFICE OF TIM PRANICFORD
AND SOUTHWARK PHILADELPHIA Orri .
PASbENOER RAILROAD COMPANY, BERKS Street,
below Fourth, PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 26, 1861.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of this Com
pany will be held at their Office, on MONDAY, January
12th,166.% at 12 M., at which time and place au election
Will be held for. President and twelve ihrectorq, to serve
the aliening year. CHAS. 11. ABBOTT,
der,-tial2 Secretary.
mi.- . PHILADELPHIA. AND READING
RAILROAD CO.—Oymer. 227 SOUTH FOURTH Sr.,
PHILADELPHIA. December 9,1862.—N0T1CE IS HEREBY
GIVEN, to the Stockholders of this Company that the
Annual Meeting and an Election for President, Six 3lana
gen. Treasurer and Secretary, will take place ou the
SECOND MONDAY (12th) of JANUARY next, at 12
o'clock W. H. 'WEBB,
de9-tial3 Secretary.
NOTICE.—OFFICE OF THE NORTH
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD CO., No. 401
WALNUT Street, PHILADELPHIA, December 26, ISE.
The Annual Meeting of the .fitockholders of the North
Pennsylvania' Railroad Company will be held at the
Office of the Company, on-3IONDAY, the 12th day of Ja
nuary, 1563, at 12 o'clock M., for the purpose of electing a
President and ten Directors to serve the ensuing year.
de27-tial2 • EDWARD ARMSTRONG, Sec 7.
OFFICE OF THE WESTMORE—
LAND COAL COMPANY, (N 0.2311 South THIRD
Street, corner of Willing's Alley.) PaILADELPII/A, De.
camber 17,166`!.
At a meeting of Directors, held this day, a Dividend of
ONE DOLLAR per share, on the Capital Stock was de.
Glared on; of the profits of the past year payable on and
after JANUARY d,16(13.
The Transfer Books will be' closed until January sth
next. F. H. 'JACKSON,
delS•tiasTreasurer.
OFFICE HUNTINGIION AND
BROAD. TOP MOUNTAIN RAIMAD COM-
Prln, 1511 South THIRD Street—PtimanurniA, Dec.
V 1862.
BOTICE.—The Annual 3feetlng of the Stockholders of
the Huntingdon and Broad Top, Mountain Railroad and
Coal Company will be held at their ollice on TUESDAY,
the 19th day of January, 1863, I.; U o'clock A M. when
an election will be held for a Pfreeldent and Twelve Dl
rectorm to serve for the ensnlng_year.
de23.tjal3 J. Y. ABRTSEN, Secretary.
AMERICAN LIFE iNstraANcie.
IND TRUST COMPANY, PAIVADELPHIA, De
cember 9.0.1562.
NOTIOE.—The annual meeting of the Stockholders
of the Company, fur the election , of THIRTHEN THUS
TEES to serve the rimuing year. will be held at the office,,
WALNUT Street, S. E. corner of FOURTH. on MONDAY,
January 6th, between the hours of 10 A. M. and 12 X.
de22-10t JOHN S. WILSON. Secretary.
M 0 OFFICE OP TILE 'WESTMORE
LAND COAL COMPANY, PIIIIADELPIIIA, De
cember 17, IM
The anunal meeting of the Stockhopora of thie Com
pany will he hold et .their office, Ntfrlll South THIRD
Street, on WEDNESDAY, the 7th of January, 1.263, at 12
o'clock M.; at which time au 'election will be held for
&L EVEN DIRECTORS, and a SECRETARY and TREA
SURER, to serve for the ensuing year.. •
• • •• . . R. 11. JACKSON,
•. . Aearetary.
MCORN EXC
PHILADELPHIA, * Nov.
ovoinbor 17th, 1012, I
were elected Directors of thi.
• Alexander 0. Oldie 11:
Dell Robin, Jr.,
.•
George L. Etiaby,
Edward C. Knight,
William L. Maddock,
James Steel,
• Charles B.
And at the meeting of
ANDER 0. CATTELLEsg,
President; ALEX. WHILL:
ando2iht JOH f N W. TOBREY Cat
n
Ir‘.
..t. TYRONE A Nac LTsIARirrELD RAIL,
310 D 00.111•ANY.—Tlie Alllltlai Meeting' arch°
eretenfolders will be hold at no office, No. 3 FORREST
Place, 123 14 South FOURTH Street, on MONDAY,
Jjinintry 12,1583, for the Purpose of electing a President.
1 , lee President. and Twelve Director., to eorve the en-
Millie year; and traneacting each other business me may
come belbre the, meeting. H. 11. SHILLIN4IFORD,
deT-nistjal2r Secretary.
M. OFFICE OF" THE THIRTEENTH
AND FIFTEENTH-STREET PASSENGER RAIL
WAY COMPANY," PHILADELPHIA, DeCCHIINtr 27, ISW.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders will be held at
the Company's office, No. 417 WALNUT Street, on MON
DAY, January 12,18133, at 11 o'clock A. M., at which time
an election will he held for President tend five Directors
for the ensuing year. HENRY HAINES,
c1e27,j113,1P,1'^ Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE PENN MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, No. 921 CHEST
NUT Street.
ELECTION.—An Election for Nine Trustees to serve
for three years, ono for one year, and one for two years,
will be held at the Ofilcts of the Company on MONDAY:
the sth day of January, ISB3. Polls opou from 10 to 12
A. M.: 11. S. STENIENS,
• deS).ewtias Secretary.
M. OFFICE OF THE ER.O.A.D TOP
IMPEOYMIENT COMPANY, No :32S WALNUT
Street, Dec. 31, 'Wl—The Annual Meeting of the Stock
holders or the above Company will ho bell at, their
Office on TUESDAY, January 601,1563_, fan o'clock A. 31;
sllluingit JAMES APPLETON, Secretary.
i re ICENSINGTON SOUP SOCLETY.— . -
Tho Society at an increased expense having com
pleted the erection of a building on the northwest side of
ALLEN Street, near Marlborough street, Eighteenth
ward, for the making and distributing of soup to the suf
fering poor of their District, have appointed Mr. JOHN
0. HOPKINS, No. 321 North NINTH Street, their agent to
solicit and receive contributions to aid in the payment of
said building, and to further the operations (Witte Society
during the, coming winter. Any donations railer In
inoney, wood, flour, or vegetables, will be thankfully ro.
ceived by the Managers or either of the undersigned.,
ABRAHAM P. EYRE, President, •
No. 422 RICHMOND Street. •
GEORGE J. HAMILTON, Treasurer, Commonwealth
Bank, S. \V, corner of Fourth and Chestnut streets,
CHARLES M. LUKENS, Secretary, 1030 Beach street,
above Laurel.
PHILADELPHIA. December 13,1882.. doll-wagons
OFFICE mixwarm. AND SCIIUTI.-
KILL HAVEN RAILROAD COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA; December 10th,
"A stated Annual Meeting of the -Stockh elders wilt he
held at their °lnce, in the HALL of the FRANKLIN IN
STITUTE., N0..15 South SEVENTH :Street, on the lath
day of first month, (January) 1863, at 11 o'clock A. M.,
at which time a report of the proceedings of the Board of
Managers will be presented, and an Election will he held
for a President and ten Managers, to conduct the affairs
of the Company for the year ensuing.
de-13swat WILLIAM DIDDLE, Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE LOCUST MOUN
TAIN COAL AND IRON COMPANY, •
Pio LADELPII I A, December 20, 1882..
The Anneal Meeting of the Stockholders of the above
Company will be held at, their Office, No. 23D South
THIRD Street, on MONDAY, the 19th day of January
next; at 11 o'clock A. M,Vwhon an' Election will be held
for seven DIRECTORS to serve for the ensuingyour. The
Transfer Books of the Company will be closed for Moen
days prior to the day of Piet:Mon.
de2U-sw&jal9 .105. C. COPPCCK, Setteiaryi
§(TDLaaiy
HANGED BANK,
21, 1932.—At the election
the following Stockholders
s Bank:
Christian J. Roffman.
Robert Ervion,
.11. W. Catherwood,
William P. Cos.
Edmund A. Sunder,
Samuel T. Cabby,
Directors,
Directors, this day, ALEX
, was unanimously re-elected
DIN, Esq.. Vice . President.
shier.
J. W. TORREY. Cashier.
NOTICES.
111L.A=. OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR CH?
THE SECOND COLLECTION DISTRICT, Pirr'
LADSLPTITA, Decembor 27,1861
NOTICE.—GUSTAV GUMPERT has been transferred
from Division .known formerly as 6!-; (now 8) to Divi
sion No 6, vice Constant W. Newkirk. resigned.
JAMES SWEENEY has bean appointed to fill the post
formerly occupied by N
Gustav Outlined, known as Divi
sion No. 6%, now Division o. S.
THOMAS W. SWEENEY,
de2o-12t
U. S. Assessor Second District, Pa.
MILITARY.
$176 BOUNIY. $175
A PHILADELPHIA CITY GUARD,".
157'rii REGIMENT T. V.
I (DOL. WM. A. GRAY.
'A few good men wanted for Company.A. $25 paid on
enlistment ; $:5 when company is full: $75 at cad of
war. This flue Regiment Is now in good winter quar
ter', at Fort Delaware. ,5 paid to any person present
ing an accepted rem Mt for this Company.
A good Bugler and Drummer wanted.
Apply at Isio. 718 VINE Street, or No. 627 CHEST
NUT Street.
RICHARD YOUNG,
BOARD OF TRADE RIFLE
REGIMENT..
15ati► REGIMENT PENNSYLVANIA voLurprEEßs
BOUNTY
•
RECRUITS WANTED for the above fine regiment (the
only Regiment of Infantry for three years now recruit
ing and in camp in Philadelphia.)
Men joining this regiment will receive the folloWing
bounties:
Cash in hand on being mustered in $25
when the company is fun
when the regiment is full
At the expiration of service 75
Total $175
None but men of good character received,
Apply at HEADQUARTERS, 533 CHESTNUT Street.
CHARLES ERNENWEIN, Colonel.
W. A. HAMILL, Adjutant. . de344f
\At e CONTINENTAL CAVALRY.
- " Camp Metcalfe," near HADDONFIELD, N. J.
—MEN wanted to complete Com_panies now
nearly full, to secure the Citizens' Bounty Fund
awarded to the first Twenty Companies mustered into
the service of the United States.
Two or three positions of Second LIEUTENANTS are
want, which will bo.assigned to young men of good re
rareaora, and who have seen service. doll-tf
• FINANCIAL . .
COUPON JANUARY,
OP VIE
UNITED STATES,
WANTED
AMERICAN GOLD
WANTED
DREXEL.' & CO.
H.AHVBY THOMAS,
STOCK AND BILL BROKER,
No. 312 WALNUT STREET
STOCKS and BONDS, and all kinds of 11. S. GOVERN
MENT SECURITIES bought and sold on Commission, ex
elusively.
Business Paper and Loans on Collateral negociated at
lowest rates.
Orders by Mail shall receive prompt attention. Refers to
Messrs. Nathan Trotter & Co., Geo. D. Parrish. Esq,
John B. Myers & Co., Samuel B. Thomas, E.sqL.,
Furness, Brinley, & Co., John Thomas, Esq.
del6-3mir
JOAN 0. c4.PP ; & SON,.
STOOK db . NOTE 'BROKERS;
• - No. 28 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 THE
BEST TERMS.
de3,3m •
. .
U. S.
• - 'FIVE-TWENTIES,
TWENTY-YEAR SIX PER CENT. BONDS.
PAYABLE AT THE OPTION OF THE, GOVERNMENT
_ AFTER FIVE YEARS.`
I tun instructed by the SECRETARY OF THE TREA
SURY to receive subscriptions for the above
LOAN AT PAR.
Interest will comMencefrom 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
lint days of May and November of each year. * At the
Present PREIIIDIS ON norm, those Bonds_ yield about
EIGHT per cent, per annum. •
A> fall supply always on hand.
- -JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT,
nolktuhl 114 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
$250;001
INIAROE OR SMALL AMOURTTCON.:
DIAMONDS, SILVER;PLATE, WATCHES, JEWELRY.
AND
GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, AT
ISAAC NATHAN'S
OLD ESTABLISHIED MONEY LOAN OFFICE, N. E
CORNER THIRD AND SPRUCE STREETS, •
(Only one square below the Exchange.)
Advances made at the lowest rates
REVENUE .STAMPR:
GE N.O Y . FOR Tat;
UNITED: STATES TAX
STAMPS,
No. 57 South THIRD Street, first door above Chestnut.
A fall supply of all kinds of REVENUE STAMPS that
have been issued by the Government for sale in Quantities
to suit.
A liberal discount allowed on amounts of $5O and up•
Wards.
Orders by Mail promptly attended to.
JACOB E. RIDGWAY,
deB-6m No. 57 South THIRD Street.
WILLIAMVI. YARNALL,
DEALER IN ROUSE-FURNISHING GOODS,
No. 1020. CHESTNUT. STREET,
Agent for the sale of HALEY, MORSE, & BOYDEN'S
PATENT. SELF-ADJUSTING
CLOTHES-WRIN43-ER,
re : s 0 ; r ;: .1$
It will wring the largest Bed Quilt or smallest Hand
kerchief drier than can possibly be done by hand, in
very much less time.
B.—A liberal discount will be made to dealers.
517 AROR. - . ,
C. A. VANIEIRIt. • db:6s.
Hare on hand a fine assortment of
CHANDELIERS .•
AND O ' I~HERr
•
~. ,GAS FIXTURES. . .
Mao, French Bronze lilgures and Ornaments, Porcelain
and Mica Shades, and a variety of
• FANCY. GOODS •• • :-;.
wilor.zsA AND R'ETAIL.:
.Please call and examine goods. . delSly
5 CASES BLACKSTONE.
Utitr.tg.ttit•
For sale y . • •
MATTHEW SINNEY'S SONS,
ns , • - • -BOSTON, Mum
MAGIC POCKET-BOOK, FOR THE
NEW CURRENCY.
Sent by Mail, for
TWENTY.FIVE CENTS.
J. R. DILLON, Manufacturer,
jaS6t • 17 ANN Street, New York.
14 EIMER'S IVORY TYPES, NO
EQUALS—They On not overwrought, lint simply
natural copies of lift; flesh tints, life-like, snit agreeable;
light and shade naturally arranged. SECOND Street,
above Green.
WILLOW. ,SLEIGH BODIES*
T largo lot just received. For solo low.
ioB- 2 31. 4 ` 157 and 151 1 )Ti W orPh THIRD Street.
HAIR DYE, BLACK OR
BROWN, SS its. a box, or three boxes for $l. 53
THIRD Street, above Chestnut. . . • It*
ADIES - TAKE'THEIR 'CHILDREN,
;!luiror HAIR CUTTING, •to ..L:' 61:111111EUNST'S,
TH and BRANCH. • . • • , jo-tittr
E YE AND FiAll.-PROF.. J. ISAAOS,
Oculist and Aurtst, from Leyden, Boliana, is per
manently located at N0..611 PINE Street, whore he treats
all diseases of the Eye or Ear scientifically, and cures—
if rumble. Artificial Eyes inserted without pain
B.—No charges made for examination. Office hours
from Bto 11 o'clock A. M. and 2to P. hf. . jay-3re
00 t°R 8
LIST OF COLORS
. . . .
BLACK, • ••• SALMON,_
DARK BROWN ,• ' •• SCARLET. - ' •
SNUFF BROWN,DARK DRAB,
LIGHT BROW N. LIGHT DEAR. ' :
DARK BLUE • '• YELLOW.' '•- .••
LIGHT • BLUA.• • • LIGHT YELLOW,•
DARK GREEN. • - • ORANGE,
LIGHT GREEN, MAGEITA, • -•
PINK. • ' • SOIFER [No,
PURPLE,• • . • • • FRENCH num.
SLATE, ROYAL PURPLE
CRIMSON.- . : _VIOLET. •
FAMILY DYE ,COLORS,•
For d_yeing Silk, Woolen and Mixed Cloode„-dhawb.
Scarfs, Dresses, ltibbo.ns, Glove**, Bonnete,JUts, Feathery.
Rid Olowes, Children's Clothing, and all ktads of Wear
hag Aortae], with perfect fast
A SAVING OF 80 PER CENT
These Dyes are mixed in the form, of powders concen
trated, nre thoroughly tested, and put up in neat. peak
ages. For twenty-five cents Ton can eoloras many goods
as would otherwise cost live times that sum. The pro
cess Is simple, nd'any ()aeon 11138 the Dyes - with perfect,
sucrose. Directions insid e.
lititnufactured by , . HOWE & STEVENS,
%DS BROADWAY; Botton.t
For sato by Di,oggist.s and Deatur3 in every Citrand
Town. 10:10-tedles-ain tr
THE PRESS.-PHTLADELPHIA;
Captain Company
-DISSOLUTION OF SPECIAL PART
.
NERSHIP.—The Special Partner. Alp heretofore ex
,istin_g_betvreenl. R. PHILIPS, F. S. PHILIPS, and JOHN
AL KING. nnder the firm of J. R. & F. S. PHILIPS has,
MS fourth day of September, 1862, been dissolved by nut-
Aral consent, John M. King, special partner, havingwith
' drawn the sum of six thonsa.n4 dollars in cash, amount_
contributed by him to said Arm.- 1. R. PHILIPS,
F. S. PHILIPS.
SEPTEMBER 4, 1862. J. M. KING...
rIOPARTNERSHIT.—WE; THE.: Vic
DERSIGNED, have, this fourth - day of • September,
18(A, entered into a Copartnership, under the Jinn of 3.
'A F.I.IIIIILIPS, for the purpose of transacting a JOB
BING:CLOTH BUSINESS at the store No; 302 MAR.
HET. Street. "r" J. B. PHILIPS,
• F. S. PHILIPS.
SEPTEMBER 4, 1662. . • •• . • • •jai-St's
NOTICE.-THE LIMITED PARTNER
SHIP heretofore existing between the undersigned,
under the firm of J. T. PLATE & SOHOTTLER, 'expire.%
this dayy, by its own limitation. Philadelphitt,Docem
ber . J. THEOPH. PLATE:
CARL C. SCSIOTTLER; •
General Partners.
. •
CE R: P.. PLAT
• : , 'Special Partner. •
. .10. his Attorney," J. TEEOPII. PLATE.
The undersigned continue the Importing and General
Commission Business, undor the firm of .1 T. PLATE $t
SC:BOTTLER, for their own account.
J. THEOP]I• PLATE
CARL C. scnorrart.
Philadelphia, January 1, 1663. jitl-6w
DISSOLUTION. -THE PART N E
SIIIP heretofore existing between Messrs. KELLER
& EDIORY is this day dissolved by . mutual consent.
PAUL P. KELLER
January 1 5t,1863. THEO. D. EMORY ,
.
NOTICE.—TUEO. L. EMORY has removed to 209 South
FOURTH Street, below Walnut. PAUL P. KELLER re
mains at tho Oh Stand, 327 WALNUT Street. . jal-30
COPARTNERSHIP • NOTICE. = THE
subscribers have entered into Copartnerghip
gar Refiners, ender the firm of HARRISON, zIEwiAALL,
WELSH: and will conduct their busineis at the
FRANKLIN REFINERY. No. 221 VINE Street.
WALTER S. NEWHALL:.
SAML. WELSH, JR.,
• CHAS. C. HARRISOIL)-
Philadelphia, January 1.11361. jag.
DISSOLUTION OF CO":4III!NER
SHIP.—The cepartnership lieretoforeisilidliftander
the namo.of SMITH, WILLIAMS, & CO., is this day:dts;
solyed by mutual consent4nd the linsiuoss of the late .
firm will bo settled by either of the uodorsigned, at No.
513 MARKET Street. '
P. JENKS SMITIL
H. PRATT SMITH
JNO. EL. WILLIASIS,
• 'Wld. P. SMITH, Ji.. • '
•
. Philadelphia. Dea.•31,18112.. • , • Jail(
--. • .
11811
. 11 7 - Ifo tL elP • 1.21P-77:117116
08.k re ..00... ; . ••• • • •. •
the. senior partner froutbusiness. Thollusiness of the
letellrm wlttbe settled by either of Morelli:lcm •
EDWARD K. TRYON,'
Deo. Sl; ' GEO. W. TRYON:, JR
. .
THP, UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
-A- (lay formed a copartnership under the . firm of TRY
ON & BROTHER, for the_purpoSe of transacting the
WHOLESALE GUN BUSINESS, at their stores, Nos. 6PIIBI
MARKET Street 616 COAIIVIERCE Street. and 220-
North SECOND Street GEO. W. TRYON JR.
• - • EDW. R. TRYON, JR.
. • • Ist.
dela-1W
fIOPA.RTNERSHIP.---TIIE U N D E It
•••••• Agued Eiye. this day formed a copartnerAltip anger
the name and style of If. C. 'MUNICH'. & CO., for the
transaction of the Importing and Jobbitur Dry Hoods
Easiness at N 0.227 hIARKET Street, and No. 316 (011URCH
ALLEY. • . H. C. ' TRUNICK .
1,V31. H. GREW",
• .
HELIX BARR.
January l, 1913.
DISSOLUTION. -T HE PARTNER
SHIP heretofore existing betwoon F. F. WOLGA
MUTH; AIMIRICE RALEIGH and SOHN SULLIVAN,an
der the Otto of the PHILADELPHIA WEBBING COM
PANY. is thiS thy • dissolved. ' •
COPARTNTERSHIP •
N OTI CE.- - T H 7,
...... ..
d gp_ e 1.1 hairefornied a comrtitershi under the
llriU' of.. e lli i . - TOIING & ALTEMJS, for the - purpose of
transacting the Dry Goods Jobbing buqinate, and have
taken the warehouse No. 4,30 MARKET Strect.•
. . • JAMES S. YOUBIG..
THOMAS &IMF:MPS.
Philadelphia, lan. I, ISA .•• • . • - '. jal-120 :
. . .
• THE: 1114 DIM SIGNED %•H.A.. THIS
. . ,
DAY (Jan. bit) formed a cayartnership,. mailer the
atyla of JOHN C. 'HOPKINS 3: CO., fur the tranwietion of
. the. Wholerale CHINA, °LASS. and CIUSENSWARE
Business, at 612 MARKET Street. '
.4011N.C. HOPKINS,
jal-6t* JOHN IiIcBLVENEY.
COPARTNERSHIPS.
"nrs.Annovy%.,
rIVIE SIAISCRIBEM. ; HAVING 'RE:-
.-z-pubild the wholesale dry-gOodii busipeas,,,aid;
die of their stock of goods to DAVIS, I:M[I 2 TM,
k • 0.. resFectfully recommend their friends and • ctfe+
leMers to the nest• firm. as their succeioiorn in tra do.
.Ire wilt ronain at the old stand, No. 211 MARKET-
Street, for the purpose of settling tip our
'Mi. D. JONES & CO. .
Philadelphia, January 1,1E63. • ja3-12t* •
THE trNDERSIGNED THOM A.S W. .
DAVIS, late of T. W. Davis & Co., and WILLIAM
B. KEMPTON and DAVID; THOMPSON; late with Wil
liam D. Jones & Co., have this day formed a cepa rtuor
shtp. under the name end Arm of DAVIS, }CEMPTON.
& and having purchtteetrthelnige and woll asmrted
stock of W. D. Junes & Co., continue as successors
the Wholesale Dry-Goods busirmss, at the old store, No.
217 MARKET Streot and 1i0..200 CHURCH. Alley.
TrlcmAs w..DAvis,
WM KEMPTON„ •
• DAIIII-THOMPSON.
•
• Philadelphia, Ist me. Ist ISM. • • - .itt3.l2 . *
. . . .
THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETO
• FORE existing under the Ann of LIPPINC(Yrrie
PARRY Is this day dissolved by maims! cement, Joshes,
Lippincott retiring. The business will be soffits] by
either partner, at No. 200 MARKET Street.
• JOSHUA hiPPINC(YPT, -
,
SAMUEL PARRV.
Philadelphia, First month, lst, 1130. • .
SAMUEL PARRY has this day associated with him
ELLWOOD JOHNSON and JOSHUA W. LIPPINCOTT,
who will continue the Wholesale Cloth business, under
the firm of LIPPINCOTT & PAllltrott the old stand,
No. Re MARKET Street and No. G South SECOND Siete.
SAMUEL PARRY,
. .. ELLWOOD JOHNSON:' •
JOSHUA W. LIPPING° •
Philadelphia. First month, Ist,lBKi.
DAVID T. BURR retains the position held ith w te
• li •
former firm. . . . . . • .
nuAs..Era HAS THIS DAY BEN
Admitted into our Firm • the name of the Firm 1011
be JANES LONG, BROTHER, 8: CO., 203 CHURCIt Al
ley. • JAMES LONG,
OLIVER LONG, ' •
• • CHARLES HILL .
Philadelphia, January 2,1663 .
NT 0 TiC E.-THE PARTNERSIIiP
NT
heretofore existing between the subscribers is this
day dissolvedis mutual consent. •
January ], M. • A..D. CASH t •
L. H. REDA RR. ,
A. D. CASH, Conveyancer, No. 150 South FOURTH St..
LEWIS 11. lIRDNER, Conveyancer, No. 15.1 South
FOURTH Street. • . ja3-2t*
THECOPARZWERS.HERETO
foreHIP- .HERETO
fore existing in the name of MEGARGEE BRO
THERS, is this day dissolved, by mutual consent.
J. N. MEGARGEN.
S. .T. MEGAROSS.
- Mk:ODORS AIEGARTEB.
Philadelphia, Dec. 91,1862.
The business will be continued as heretofore, under
the style of THEODORE MEG AROSE CO.
THEODORE MEG ARG EE,
is2-3t* ' Nos. 3 and 5 DECATUR Street.
(TAMES ELLIS AND HIS SON
EVAN T. BLLlS,of.the late Arm ofCHARLES ELLIS'
& have associated with theta WILLIAM . aI...ELLI
'COTT, under the firm of ,
• CHARLES ELLIS, SON & CO.,
And having taken' the. Warehouse on MARKET . Street,
northeast corner of Seventh street, will continue the .
DRUG ircrsuass anti the manufacture of Chemical and
Pharmaceutical preparations as heretofore. • -
They respectfully ask of their friends a share of their
trade- and a continuance of the business relations wit*
they have so long enjoyed with them. • • ja2-1..
Tll
HE UNDERSIGNED . /I.VE THIS
-•- day entered Into coiartnerehip for' tho' traiialtion
of the general Jobbing Dry Goode Imaineag, under the
name or style of ADAM, ATRINSQN, & CO., at No. 33,,
North THIRD Street. EDWARD •.A. ADAH,_
. ••• r: HENRY. P. ATKINSON e
JAMBS .M. WHITNEY. -'• ;.
Philadelphia; Jan...1,'1863. 9-3 CB
NOTICE: , :-I' HATE THIS., DAY
-L. SOCIMIXI *nil me EDWARD . .T.',,TAYLOR and
WILLIAM J. sToras, under, the. Ammer; name - .0f
CHARLES STOKES & C_ t o. Ito yam* on - 001,bzudnesabf
Clothiers and - Merchantautiors: • :
CHARLES STOKES, lii4 2 OllESTMFTStieet:;
CHARLES STOKES,'
EDWARD T. TAYLOR,
WILLIAM J. STOKES. .
HARROP HAVE THIS
day associated with them 'WM. R. ELLIS. nud
will continue the Cloth trade, at ..No. MSS MARKE'r
Street, under the firm of ELLIS, HARROP do Co.
J
CHARLES J. RUM..
J. THWAK HARROP,
• WILLIAM R. ELLIS.
Philadelphia, let m0.1et,1840. ' faS-3t*
All persons hi ebted to said Company will. inake pair
meta at the office of the undersigned, and alL' Per/bps
samehaving claims will present them for settlenie4,ALthe
place. ;, •
R R. wor,GAMITii;-
MAURICE RALEIGH.
No. 9 BANK, and No. 1* STRAWBERRY Streets.
Thiladelphia, Dec. 31, 1862. . t
WM.-11: RICHARDSON IS THIS-DA
T T admitted to as Interal l ig o cru l r y lirr iAt i m ic 60.,
January 1, 1963. . .
C • OPARTNERSILIP.. • ..THE;': UNDER
,•••, signed have this day entered into' WOopartntirahip,
under the name of W. D. SMITH & CO., fol. the transac
tion of the BREWING • business, at the old Stand, N. W.
corner of FIFTH and MINOR Streets, formerly occupied
by their father, Robert Smith.
jal-8t • ' • . W. D. SMMI. ' •
ROBERT F.'SMITH.'
.
fIOPARTNERSIIIP..-THE . :- . BITBSCRI-
N-'
BEES have this day associated themselves; for the
transaction of the Wholesale Boot and Shoe lmstness, at
No. 501 MARKET Street, under the firm of MONROE &
SMALTZ. ' JAMES MONROE. '
JOSEPH E. &MALTZ.
.Philadelphia, January ISM • jal-41t*
.
TAMES CRESSON ~ .PARRISH -• IS
"
thin day admitted di a Partner with the underellmed
in the Wholesale Foreign and Domestic Dry Goode buil
nei,s, which will be coutinyted m iteretotire, Att 812
CDESTE U7' Street.' • • •••• • •
The Ft yle the '.nei• •firut wilt be 0 EORGR.D. PAIL
RTSH & CO. • ", 'GEORGE D. reiptrsrf.
Pliiladelphla; 1441: .
WE: .:HAIr.FL •THIDI3AYIitfITED
ittma lllCjlnd cius. o..swopE to v in.
ii
MAGEE Sc HICKS.
J'LSludelnhia, i,1863.
NTIOKERSON: . & MOSELEY ...HAVE
Dir Lst) associated M. R. ;HAMS
with them in their business„ under the firm or NICKER
SON, BARRIS. Si MOSELEI. Ihminev, continued at the
old stand. NELSON .1. NICKERSON,
MAD,ISON R; HARRIS,'
ial , ths&toPt* - WESLEY B. MOSELEY. ~
T HE PARTNERSHIP .OF'Sit O r D
READ & BRO.. -is hereby extended for st further
term. Tbey will continue the WHOLESALE BOOT AND
SHOE BUSINESS, att their old Stand, No; North
TIT 112 D Strpct. Ant ilaulolphia.
. . .
j8.1.81.'t . • • ' ~,BRODUEAD 4.131t0.
OTICE. THE - , COPARTNERSHIP
.. 1 • existing between CHARLES• ht.: MOORES and
SAMUEL It. EVANS, •nnder the . Iltitiof now= 3t
EVANS, Note Brokers, was dissolved on tito Ist itt:g.'dnr
the dealt of CIIAULES Ai. ItOGERS. .
liee. Ist, 1862.' • SAMUEL It. EVANS.
. .. - - .._ ,_.,. .. , • .
' .The.subscribers have this duy IWOCIALCU memaetvest
wider the firm or BOYD & EVASS,.forlhOltantaictiou or
.the •NOTE BRULNERACIE bustuitsa,
at. Na : No: - 41t StMini
M
Tltb Street: •; ' . . :.7AMES W '130.1'1.1.. Den:leit, , l#lo—' . asil-319 ". SAMUEL It Ar.t.Es.
T 17. E COPARTNERSHIP :HERETO • ,'
-A- FORE exiiding under the name .01'8140LT:4: PEl
l'Elt, & Co. .)/At dbeed vett - The
bust tiegs 'will 16 nettled at the Ohl Stand,' dai'North
TIIIRD Street. ICC:Mtn .O..PEIPER. .
December 11,1862: • . . .
'THE SUBSCRIBERS , W1LL; , .001,171T
tbe 'DRUG •BUSINESS, as lieretotbre,. et4he
OM Stead, No. 724 MARJO'? Street. : • •-•
• Wll. EL.LIS.& CO., Droltitbit 3 4. , -
jel4f:. • . : ; • • : 7214 , /4A.ItKST. Stredr.-
NTOTICE. I, -THE STYLE AND TITLE:
.of.the. Aria of WBA.VEtt.,_FITI:OI.. &
change'd to F41.11;141‘114,V9114A CO.:
__._ : •
. .
EDWIN FITLER,
•
MICHAEL WEAVER.
- . cpagA . p F:CLOTiI [Pat.
.
S C -
7"; U: T I 0 FIRM! Lw
. -L-F 13111:1LTS„:PEIPRE: & CO., lethil day diq, , olved , by
.11naltatket. 'The busintwn of. the late firm t•ttl. be
I I: O r tied
at the old stead;4 s No. North Tkitt etreeeo•p , 1/), .
• • WAL Mit v. sittrpT
• . . • . •• ALBERT C. era RUNE Z.
lisllndelphlit, December 31,1832. •
• COPA.RTNERSHIP.-lIIE UN DEI - 1,-
.
Kurd have this day askociated together under the
name of SUULTZ & GARI)II.Rit, fur the traitsuettoit of
tho Wholesale Boot and Shoo•builooss, at Nu. 4.5 North
htrott, second story. •
F. SIIOLTZ;
• • Ar.TIBItr C. GARB3(ifft .
rbibuielobia. January isti 154 .4 • 14/".4*4
1:;:i AT RD AY, . JAIWARY.. 3, . .1863.
CQPARTNJERSHIPS.
OF•'-OOPARTNER.
firm • Of Avasow, • ANDERSON, Ai
iNgel lied this toy dissolved by mutual °mow.
business .of sold: firm will be st‘tled by either
tners w at their place of business, No. 415 stARENT
, et. OLIVER -HOWARD , WILSON.
SAMUEL 11. ANDERSON,
EDWARD DE URNS& -
iiiladelpfilay.lanuary 1,1863. ' • :
'OTICE OP • LIMITED PARTNER
SHIP.—Tfie' trabsiiiiberm hereby give notice tbut they
o entered into. limited partnership,' sgreenbly to' the
ition of thAY.siVertfl lairs of the Cuminontvaalch•of.
nAylVenin relating to limited partnership..
,at the la 11110 of the firm wider which sa id partner.'
is tn be conducted is WILSON, ANDERSON,46
'NBA.
t hat. the general' near i of the business intended to be'
ibtt sada by the Rai& thrim or portnetahip, ii the .Tob
g Of-DtY . 0 . 00611 , ,- and (he same will be transacted in
t city of rbiladelpliim
at the names of tlic - general pertuers'of said firm are
VER HOWARD' 11 I•l6Srtzt, SAMUEL M..-ANDER
so. and EDWARD' pE CERNEA, 311 of whom re6.6lde
Intim city - of Philtuletphia. The name of the special.
(dui is WILLIAM 11,.. HOLLOWAY, who re iad o g at
tl ort, Delmont con oty, Ohio ; that' the capital coo
t ut by the said WillibmiW. Holloway, special pan.
n , t the common stock of said firm, it, twenty, thou.
Ed d lore in cash. -, • - ' • • • • • •
y t
hat the said polinersbiP is to Cotakience on the Brat
o unitary, A.• D.• ISM.. and is to terminato ou the
61. • of January. A. D. 1861.
OLIVER' R. WILSON,
SAMUEL. M. ANDERION:
EDWARD' HE ORR NSA, •
Genera i Partners.
WILLIAM 'W. HOLLOWAY,
Special L'ni'tner. _
TI GE . I 'r .13 E UNDERSIGNED.
I -rebr Publish the terms of a LiMited Partnership,
w Id they formed on the 2d day of February, MI, to
terni ate on the 31st day of December, 1562, and which
Mgr ve THIS DAY renewed, In compliance with the
LAN . f renusylvsillin. •
/ ' le• Hanle of the firm under which the said. Part
tutsl p Is conducted is MATHIAS M. MARPLE.
9 ' to general nature of the business transacted is the
In.i S
g and vending of VARIETIES and FANCY DRY
G 0 S. at N 0.53 North THIRD Street, In the city of Phi
la el hia, State of Pennsylvania.
S ke name of the General Partner of said firm is
M I lAS M. MARPLE, residing at No. 1220 COATES
St e in the city of Philadelphia, and of the Special
Pit rof said firm GEORGE GORDON, residing at 540
1,
N .Ititryib
d !•c a u m nT on i Street, n f tofmp i t t n e n c le on c o u f te P d he y ad sea l i p d h G in eorie
Go i n, the Special Partner, to the common stock at the
ti : ild partnership was formed—to wit, on the 2d day
of ' re:try, itg, was TWELVE THOUSAND FIVE
H Is )RED DOLLARS.
1 ie said partnership iii now renewed, and isto con
t i i until, and to terminate on, the Slat .day of Decem-
dolphin, December 31,180.. .
• • BIATHIAS M. MARPLE,
. General Partner
GEORGE GORDON,
sr. , . Special Partner
. ..... . ... ...
'COPARTNERSHIP HERETO
existing in the name of SOUTHWICK, MERLE,
is this day dissolved, by tetanal. consent.
JAMES L. SOUTH WICK,
• GEORGE IL SHEBLE.,_
EDWARD A. GREEXE.
n6lphia, Dec. 31st, 1662.
E 'UNDERSIGNED HAVING
tined a limited partnership: do make the following
talon, in compliance, with the law relating to
I.
partnerships, n s e a rah i i i l s: ;
t a n n e d rsi the p l o up t p o le i m ,n ezitsliereto
conducted : under
hame and style of SOUTHWICK, SIIEBLE &
.
tub' ,
imi
Fi
Ot
•• . tot nd. The general nature of the husiness intended to
be I trisected by the said partnership is the WOOL
DU' i 'LZS, and MANUFACTURING •OF WOOLEN
G i )S.
IC , d; The general parl,nbrs are 'JAMES L. SOUTH.
W vresiding No: 232 South FOURTH Street, GEORGE
41. %BELE, residing No: 047 FRANKLIN. Street, anti
t
E 1 ARD A; GREENS, residing No. 13S North TwEN-
T H. Street.
earth, The amount of capital which SETH B. STITT,
Ili spec); partner, has contributed to the common stock
of said artuership, is . ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
TIMIS "D DOLLARS, in Cash.
fifth, Ito said partnettship is to eommence ,on the
8 t day (January, 1883 , and to terminate on the thirty-
Arelday f March, A. D. 1868.
- ' .' • . ' TAMES L. SOUTHWICK,
• '. • - ". , GEORGE H. SHEBLE,
: '. :".'...'.-'.:!.... EDWARD A GREENE,
:•_:.i • . . ' .' -• SETH B: STITT.
Philade lila; Dec.3l; 1662. .
, ...
At
I. F 3 RM OF DE COURSEY
tILTON is this day dissolved,. by . mottutt con-
SAMUEL G. DE COURSEY,
HUGH HAMILTON. •
etyma, Dec. 31st'; 1882.
PLila
•
TB
pain
First
name j
UNDERSIGNED HAVING
lied a limited partnership. do make the following
lon, in compliance .with the law .. relating to
rtnerships, and the supplement thereto :
he said partnership le to be conducted tinder the
Arm of DE COURSEY, HAMILTON, & EVANS.
1. The general nature of the business Intended to
acted Is the DRY GOODS COMMISSION BUSE-
Thir The itencral partners in the said partnership are
SAME L G. DE COURSEY residing at 328 South SIX
TEEN H Street, HUGH IIAIILTON„' residing_ at RI
North +WENTIETH Street; and CHARLES T. EVANS,
rl
residi at 1411corth TWENTIETH Street.
Porn r. The amount of capital which SETH H. STITT,
the spe Sal partner, has contributed to the.common stook.
of said artuerldrip is PIPTY .THOUSAND DOLLARS, In
Cash;
Fifth The said vaitnership Is to commence on the first
day of *unary, 18111,and to terminate on the thirty-first
day of eceMber,lB6s.'
. . igued, • • ) SAMUEL C. DE COURSEY,
...) HUCII HAMILTON,
CHARLES T. EVANS,
•
jal.-tillt SETH - B. STITT.
0
ARTNERSHII'--THE UNDE R.
at entered into copartnership for
the • Hon Ora General Commission an . d'Lrnytortlng .
Muth' under the of CHARLES I . T A M ES
A: _ C E
ST CHAS. S. CA ST LE'S. .
* JAS. CABSTAIHS, Jr..
NO4ICE , OF.: DISSOLUTION.-THE
.
_• inership heictofore existing: between
. 114:10 1 If
BAR t LD and 'EDWARD .1. WILLIMS
style d' HARROLD, WILLIAMS, & CO., liat u itc:i=l:l
Excba o Dealers, is this dap dissolved_,
_by mama con
sent, • ; , .OH HAR'
J.
ROL_B" _
. • •• • EDWARD J WILLIAMS
Phi elphia. Ian: 1 1, 1801 • • ' jal-6t
I\l - 011PE.-JAMES H. PEABODY HAS
ttils Attybeen admitted as a partner in onr Ern*.
GEO. F. 'PEABODY & CO.
Jainism Lied
TH • DEATH OF 'PETER L. FERGII.
.• . BO K. on the 25th of June tut. dissolved the' firth of
P. L. YER01:18911 & CO. Thebusiness will be continued
by the surviving Partner, under the name and style of
de.5160 , : ... • • CHAS. FERGUSON.
LEGAL•
•
TN THE ORPHANS' + COURT FOR
THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate.of RUDOLPEUREIBICY,Deceased. •
Notice is hereby given,that CHRISTIANA REIS&Y,
widow of said decent, hulled .in. the said Court her
Petition and appraisement, claiming toretainAuersonal
property of the said decedent to the value of M. under
file act of April 14, 1851, and the supplements thereto, and
that the said Court will approve the same on thel6th day
of January, A. D. 1863, unless exceptions are filed thereto.
C. B. ROBERTS,
Attorney for Petitioner.
ja3-un 4t*
PROPOSALS.
' : LINEN —r4TERT---totfOK,
STANDARD 8 AND 10
In 'store and for WI by •
AZTEMUS &i COZENS
No. s4i. CJ sftutitreit;•iiiima
DEPUT.T.QUA.R'PERMASTER' GEN E
RAI'S OFFlCS,PmfiAnKLritte,.2l Jaina'ry, 1863.
rtitoroseLs ism b ' received at :this of fi ce until
'WEDNESDAY next,7Ott 12 o'clock DI., for the
delivery in this city, on or before the 20th inst., of
Fivo huedred Sets four-horse Wagon Harness.
wonty-dro Carts (one-horio).
Twenty-five sets Cat farness. •
The harness to be ma .e of the bast quality "oak-tan
ned " leather„subiect to inspection. The right is reserved
to reject all bids tleeme, too high.
G. H. CROSKAN,
j a 3_4t, .• pasty Quartermaster General,
ARMY SUPP . •
DEVICE OF Cs LNAASARY OF SUB3I3TE NUE,
No. 1.1(.2 OIRAEo 'ream Philada., Jan. 3, Int
Proposals will be •received at this Office until twelve
o'clock on THURSDAY; January S, for furnishing for the
use of the United States Army, at such times and in such
quantities as may be required during the month of Ja
nuary. the following Pubsistence Stores, viz:
400 barrels new PRIME 1 , 41.:&" PORE, to be fall salted.
. free front rust or stain, in new, well coopered
oak barrels.
25,000 pounds - PROM BACO4N SHOULDERP; (smoked.)
2,000 barrels EXTRA • SUPERFINE, or -ExTaA • PAMLY
Fr.oun, (which to he stated) of approved brands,
name of brand, with number •of barrels. of
each brand offered, to be mentioned in the bid.
rrels EXTRA CORN MEAL, (brand to be men
tioned.)
400 bushels now WHITE BEANS, in flour barrels.
10,000 pounds prime Tloxixy, in tight barrels.
20,1360 pounds prime 1110.COFFRE. in barrels. • •
75,61,13 pounds light yellow COFFEE SCUMS, in tight bar.,
10,000 pounds WiliTE SUGAR, in barrels.
2,000 gallons Irixim.ta, in new, well-cooperod barrels.
200 gallons, Moiassgs, or SYRUP, 111 new, well-coopered
• . barrels. •
500 btishels clean, fine, dry SALT..
.4111. articles to be of the best quality, securely-packed,
and in perfect order for transportation Bids will include
packages and delivery in this Seller's name and
date of purchase required on each paokage.
Certificates of inspection of Nelda and Flour Will be re
quired,and no Pork Will be accepted, packed (ruin "bulk
Meats." No bide from parties who have failed to fulfil a
- former agreement will be considered.
Samples in boxes; distinctly marked„mast accompany
bids for all articles except Meat.
: Bids from known dealers only will lie considered, and
eaten bid must be accompanied by the written guarantee
of two responsible persons for the faithful performance
of the two.
The Government will accept the whole or any part of
the above articles, as needed.
Proposals to be endorsed "Proposals for Subslidenee
Stores," and directed to • F. N. BUCK,
jal-ttaS .Captain Com. Snb.
A RMY OLOTIIING AND EQUIPAGE
onvE, nvipprif and GIRARD Streets.
. . „
• • • rITILADELPHI.I4 January 1,1865.
• SBALED,PROPOB6LS will be recelved. at'this Office
mull 12 Won MONDAY, .sth instant,so fu at ,the
SchnylkillArsenal •
of Wall Tent Poles," to be mado•upright, of Ash,
with pine ridges.
'Sets of Common Tent Poles," all of clear Pine or Ash,
or 'Ash upright and Pine ridges. - •
Biddens will state the number; price, kind of wood,
and how soon they can be deliveretit,and also the names
of two sitreties for the faithful fulfilment of contract if
awarded. , The Government reserves the right to take
any portion, or to reject all; if the prim should be deemed
the high. • • TP. CROSIdAN,
•":310 4 14 . • Deputy Quartermaster General S. A.
AnET OLOTHING AND EQUIPAGE
OPPME,'TWELFTEE AND. o.l.E . A.R.D."*.azinve.
Ptimainti.PmA,:Dec. 2.9, 1862. • : • ' •
' - SEALED PROPOSALS will be•zeCeieed 'at this Office
until lto'clock 31 on Saturday,. January 1933, to fur
ash' , •
• Vilthiiiied water-proof RUES= TENT:BLANKETS,
ottdrille or sheeting.
Vulcanized, 'water-proof' GIITTA.• PERCHA.' TENT
BLANKETS, on (111113 or sheeting.
TAINTED WATER-PROOir TENT BLANKETS,
.drills or shorting. • •
To he grummetted, and,mode in accordance with atoe
ciff cations and samples to.be seen in this Office. Propo
sals will state the number bid for, the price ()reach, whe
ther on drills or sheeting, and the earliest time the
Blankets can be deliverodiat thoSclutylkill Ar..enal; also,
-the names of - two surettles for the faithful performance of
the contract. The prixilingt is reserved of taking any
proportion hid for, or of remding the whole, if the price
dertnetl too high., dderS aro invited to be present at
the opening of their bids. Q. H. OROSMAN,
do Se • • . Q. M. Gen. U. S. A.
R)dY
CLOTIEFING AND EQUIPAGE.
TWEL.TTR AND GIRARD:STREETS.—
PUILADHLPHIA. Dee. "ffi,
SEALED PROPOSALS -will he received at this Office
until 12 M. on SittIIRDAY, :id 'January, to furnish
• TENTb D'ABRI,
to ho made of SAW. 268; inch Cotton or Pure Linen. Duck,
and to ho made in accordance with specifications and
sample to be seen. at this. Office. Proposals will state the
number hid for,,the price, and the earliest time the Tents
can ho delivered at the Schuylkill Arsenal; , also, the
names of two curettes for the faithful perforumine or the
contract. The privilege. is reserved of taking any pro
portion bid for, or of rejecting the whole, if the tr i ce is
deemed too high. G. 11. CROSMAN,
de` K' D'y Q. llf. Gen. U. S. A.
ATLANTIC COTTON .11.tildia.
.* •
.
SREETINGS AND SHIWINEM.
CHARLES AM6RY, JR., & 00.,
205 CRITRCE ALLRY.
CJIfII4 w!
1 1 L SA. LE OF DAMAGED CORN.
—Will be ogened for sale. at Public Auction. at the
GOVERNMEN T DEPOTS,, in this city, on 'rlSf URSD
January 15th, ISM, au amount of GRAIN, conJemned lc(
a Board of Burvey.
The sno - asto be sold'eepankto from the Grain, n.t.kwiee
to be fixed by the Quartermaster, or retained if usconed
desirable by him.
Terms, cash in Treasury notes, on delivery.
JAS. BF,LGER. Colonel and Clusttormaster.
• OrAIITER.MART.RIt'S
DALTIMMitt, $ . .
GENTS' VURNISHING GOODS. •
seVVVVVVWVIVVVW.A/VVVVVVV
606. .ARCII STREET: -.606•
FINE. SHIRT AND WRAPPER —PoMPORIU.k!
FULL ASSORTMENT OF
GENTS' FURNISIEFING GOODS,
*VARIETY, •
SUPERIOR QUALITY, AND AT
• • MODERATE . PRISM.
G. - A. HoFEVANisr,
ARCH
W. SOB TO W. =IOU%
6C)G. ARCH sTREEII; _ 606.
ift3iitutli 3m. .
BOLIWS; PRESENTS
WNE. A `DROWN Jo CO..
Are now prepared :with their asrial stock of very superior
1V11P.R.E.1,1. A S,
.V.R4Y griTABLB 808 PRESENTS
PHOTOGRAPRIO AT,BI3IIS- A
Isl g e Ta r iet Y f9l : bale Y at " V c &IAN & CO..
deIS4P , 924 CHESTNUT Street.
MICROSCOPES, SPECTACLES, AND
SPT-GLASSES, for presents for sale bi
•
JAMIS W. QUEEN & CO.,
de1. 1 3-tf if • 924 CHESTNUT. Street.
Og Es r
ERA GLASSES, OPERA:
" sale
j ' IMBS W. am= & co.,
dAlS4fif 924 CHINTNTIT Strnat
PATCHES . AND JEWELRY. •
ANWWWWWWN/V .
AXEEICAN WATCHES: . 41
. E
9
• . • AMR FOR.TRK.. -"
"AMERICAN. WATCH COMPANY,"
NOW OFFERS. EKFRESSLY ADAPTED FOR
: HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
A MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF
AMERICAN WATCHES,
FOR •
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
AT MODERATE PRIORS.
No. 712 CHESTNUT STREET,
SECOND FLOOR, OPPOSITE. MASONIC HALL
PRA.irT,
(411hX=1108 TO P/I.ATT h mut.)
607 CHESTNUT STREET,
Is constantly is robetot of-
AMERICAN WATCHES,
Of desirable styles and qualities, to snit all classes of
HOLIDAY.:-PRESENTS.
4a, RUSSELL, • " am
No. 22 NORTH SIXTH ' STREET,
Offers a choice assortment of .
• WATCHES DIAMONDS ,
.
:FI
grgWEIARY,
STANDARD SILVER WARE,
Suitable for Holiday Presents, at the
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. de2-lm
ELI HOLDEN,
Dealer in fine
AMERICAN AND IMPORTED WATCHES, :
JEWELRY, AND CLOCRS
OC3I-600 'Z'OS MARKET Street.
AMERICAN WATCHES,
IN
, GOLD AND SILVER CASES.
JOS H. WATSON,
- 441.6 in • • No, 326 CHESTNUT Stree
WA T OHES, JEWELRY,I4O.
A PRESH ASSORTMENT
AT LESS THAN FORMER PRICES
LADIES' FURS
FOR •
„ .
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
JOHN A. STAMBA.OH,
IMPORT/1R INIVUNITFAOTMIER, OP
L'A'DIES' FANCY' FITTIST ---
No: 826 ARCH STREET, BELOW NINTH. .
,'-
HAS NOW OPEN .
. A splendid stock of Russian and Nadeau Bay and Mink
Sable, Royal Ermine, Chinchilla, Siberian Squirrel, and
other styles of FURS, suitable for CHRISTMAS and NEW
YEAR PRESENTS. delti-tja7
—•
JOHN. FAREIRA;
No. 718 ARCH STREET, BELOW EIGHTH.
IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER
LADIES! FANCY FURS.
My assortment of Fancy Furs for Ladies and Children
is now complete, and embracing every variety that will
be fashionable daring the present BeaSOLL. All sold at
the manufacturers' prices, for cash. Ladies, please give
me a calL oc34mif
FURS! • FURS!
• •
GEORGE F. WOMRATH,
NOS.. 415 AND 417 ARCH STREET.
• HAS NOW OPEN
A FULL ASSORTMENT-
• 1, A.D S R S,
To which the attention of the Palate is invited. nol94nt
COMMISSION ••HOUSES.
C . O.T TON AIVN.
STPNNON COTTON• YARN. No,
PRO THINGHAM It . WELLS
SHIPLEY, HAZARD, et
FITITC - 11.INSON,
No. 112 CHESTNUT STREET,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
PHILADELPHIA-MADE GOODS .
5e76-6m -
A RMY GOODS:
DARK-BLUE COAT CLOTHS.
DARK-BLUE CAP CLOTHS.
SKY:B.LURCLOTHS FOR OFFICERS.
ARMT, BLANKETS, STANDARD WEIGHT.
10-OUNCE DUCK.
DRILL& STANDARD WEIGHT.
HEAVY LINEN DRILLS AND DUCK.
BROWN AND BLEACHED SHEETINGS AND SHIRT
INGS. For sale by
• FROTHING:FLU( & WELLS.
eel-UV
RE.IIIO,V rl. L .
505, CHESTNUT STREET.
jal-6t
A3030011E1
STEAM FLOUR MILLS,.
Non. 77, 79, AND 81 LAUREL STREET,
Below Front, Philadelphia.
,The andersigned, having commenced the Milling bust-.
mass. at this well-known old stand, are prepared to fur,
nig' •
GROCERS, DEALERS. AND FAMILIES
With the vety best article of Wheat Flour, at the lowest,
rates.
Give us a trial, and we will guarantee entire satisfac
tion. Mill Feed constantly on hand. ,
n027-ws2m* • . BARNES & BROOKE.
MATERIALS FOR MINOR PIES.
BUNCH, LAYER, AND SULTANA RAISINS,
CITRON CURRANTS, SPICES,
CIDERAVINE. &a., &a.
ALBERT C. RaBg.BTB,
DEALER IN FINE GROCERIES,
delMf tf CORNER ELEVENTH AND. VINE STS.
a r i f ir t LILLIE'S SAFE DEPOT
"IP MOVED to No. 21 South SEVENTH. Street, near
.e 'ranklin Institute.
The undersigned, thankful for, putt' favors, out baba
determined to merit inture Pgxoriigf), has sec*, to
elegant and convenient store, and, him..npw on. d a
large assortment of Lillie's Celebrated \Trough,
Chilled Iron Fire 4.151 Burglar Proof Safes (Die,
strictly fire and burglar proof safe& niaol4 Also. Atuhr%
Unequalled Bank Tanu, Ws. and Bank Locke.
Li tie's Bank Vault Dooraanct Looks will bo furnished
to ceder on ehori notice. We is the strongest, boat pro
Ad, and cheapest Door and Lock yet o ff ered.
lso, particular attention is called to Y,iliide Nov
Osbinet Safe. for Plate, Jewelry. As. This Safe is con
ceded to sunless in style and elegance anything yet .
offered fox this purpose, and is the only one that
strictly fire and burglar proof.
SPROIA.L NOTICE.-1 have now on hand say twenty of
*Farrel, Herring, & Co.'s Safes, rnost.of them neatly new,
and some forty of other makers, comprising a complot&
assortment as to sizes, and all lately exchanged, for the
now celebrated Lillie Safe, They will ba said at veil,
• low prices. Please call and coalmine.
3Na(dyit kt. G. zputt.
AGENTS.
HOLIDAY' GOODS.
246' MerlFrET EMMET
ENGLISH, SWISS, AND
PARR & BROTHER, Importers.
MMIII
POE SALE,BT
FOR THE SALE OP
A. WINCH
HAS REMOVED' TO
NEW PVIIMICATIONS.
NEW BOOKS JUST • ...PUBLIEMBII
and for sale, at retail or whnlecale,
T. B. PETERSON Sr BROTHER'S,
• No. aOG CHESTNUT StreerePhiladelphia.
SOMEBODY'S LUGGAGE By Charles Dickens. 25
cents— .
ANDBEE DE TAYF,33PIY, By Alexander* Dumas.
Beimi-the noel end of "MernoirS of isPhysiolaw " series:
2 vols.' .r g e m er,sl.; or I vol., cloth, 61.21..
THE PIRATES OF THE PRAIRIES. By GP:stave
Aimard. author. of " Tho Prairie FloWer." 50 ants.
• INDIAN ,COUT. By Castro Aimard. 50 cogs--
FLOWER' OF THE PR AIME. By Aimard. POktents.
THE TRAIT; 'HINTER. Sy Aim - ard: 50'ebots.. '
A LIFE'S SECRET. By Ifedit 'Wood. 50 a:414:4.
TUE MYSTERY. By Mrs. Henry V, SO cents.
TILE CHANF:INGS. 'By - JEW felir IYood. 50 cents: ,
THE EARL'S'HEIRS.' By''Mrs. Wood. 50 cm-
THE MAD SECRET." BN"Wilkle• author of
the "Women' in White "
lIDWAND• SEER': 'By Wilkie Collins, . rtereantß.
AFTER "DARK: ' 50 7 eintw.
THE BANDITTI 0 THE PRATRITIff: 50,:cetts.
7 WIN .LIEILITENA 7E; Siddier'S Bilde. , By Alev
ander Dumas:. 50.6 e ms.' ' • ' • •
lIARMINO FOR NOX(Ei iis By Mrs. 7/Alinleig- 50 et,,
LABOR LABO LCP3w Mrs. Southvbrthi- Cloth,
0L25. or 2 vols., paper eei01::
TILE FLIRT. By Mrs. Grey. Paper, 50
Colnes of any of the 'ttlAvati works, or anytl
Otar PEv^ 4
Published, are for sale here, : or *lll be sent_nt'onCe Pet
'fret mail, free of postage, on remitting to us tAIY Price: 9l
an of the works wanted.
.•
Call in person, or addres*ordere for whittelybet
want, to • T. B. 'I .4.oN•dt - BROTlrlat
It . No: 300 CREST a. Street ; Philadelph ai
DEAFNESS !
• A POPULAR TRNaTISE ON .
D E A F_N
•ITS CAUSES ADD PIOETENTION.
•BT Das. LIONTEULL, OF IfIpiTTONIC. •
FOURTH EDITION:
Oar Mao, with Illustrations, Frio Oat; Dollar
The verT remarkable sale of this little volcuite.tei suit
guaranteeflcient of Its popularity andliral rte. Three edi
tions hove been exhausted in as man Y Months, and a
fourth ilejust ready.
The anthor's aim has been to produce a bobk
FOR THE PEOPLE,
Not for the medical profession, but for afflicted individa;
ala and families, who, wishing informatiOn on the sub
ject, have heretofore been at it loss for arirf wdrk treating
in unprofessional language upon Deafness and its attend
ing evils. This hook tills the vacuum. It is clear and
comprehensive, and should, therefore, third ths way Into
the hands of every individual suffering with Dehfness, or
any accompanying affliction. Its value will be at once
ap reciated.
1d by Booksellers everywhere, and it willto sent by
mail free, on receipt of Oao Dollar, by .
CARLETON, riblisher..
(Late R VDD & CAttt.e . tott).
No. 413 BROADWAY, corner Lispenard..litreeti N. Y
degle3mlf
. • NEW : HOLIDAY BOOKS.
MDT TIM WEEK
• • ILLUSTRATIONS TO
LES MISERABLE
A superb small quarto on tinted paper; elegantly
bound, containing 26 magnificent photographic illustra
tions of Victor lingo's Los Miserables. "fhe illustra
tions after the original designs of G. Brion, who has al
ready created a sensation in Paris by these master-pieces
of illustrative painting. Price $3, cloth bound, beveled
boards, elegant, and $5 antique morocco.
ALDRICH'•S POEMS.'.
banning little Volume, in blue and gold binding,
Thrfirst complete edition includlng"The Ballad of Babie
Bell." Price $l, with a Steel Portrait.
THE KING'S BELL:
An exquisite mediteval Legend. in verse, by Richard
IL Stoddard, author of " Songs of Summer," Tinted pa
per, beveled boards, cloth. Price, 75 cents.
A Remembrance of Emma WhiSm . ;by Hugh. Smith
Carpenter. 1 vol., elegantly
.prinM'on Anted taper.
Price $l. . . . .
***These books sold by all booksellers, and sent by
mailfree, on receipt of price, by
C ARLETON, Publisher, New 'York, ,
del2,wstf Cor. BROADWAY and LISPENARD
MAGAZINES PROMPTLY DELIVER.
+xi- •ED TO SUBSCRI BERS TITS DAY RECEIVED, '
ALL TILE NEW BOOKS.
• _ CARDS WRITTEN AND ENGRAVED.-
Fasse-rmiout Frames made any size.
Large and Card PliotograPbs.
Pliotograpb Albums, Portfolios, &c.
Fine 'Note Paper and Envelopes, with Initials Stamped
gratis.
Stationery of all kinds very cbcap. •
jal-6t CHALLEA, 1308 CHESTNUT Street
n6l64mit
,TEW AND ATTRAOTIVRBOOKS, IN
• elegant bindings.. '
LYRA COMESTIB; HYMNS OP HEAVEN.
THE IMITATION OF. CHRIST. A new and elegant
editieh.
THE EXCELLENT WOMAN. - By W. 11. Sprague.
no A
p P t% RESENT HEAVEN.. By the author of Patieuee of
GRAVER THOUGHTS OF A COUN PRY RARSON. , '
- .:3IACXETT'S SCRIPTURE ILLUSTRATII/ES.
LINDSAY & BLAKISTON, Publishers,
jai,.. 211 South SIXTH Street. above Chestnut.
•
W; SL rE'S., PA mPHLET. READY
_T U AIS MriENING:—HOW - FREE PEOPLE CON
DI= A LONG WAIL Bvo Pamphlet. Pricels cents.
' Published and for sale by •
WILLIAM. S. & AIaTit aiD ESTNURT DIATIEL
No. 606 CH Street.
•
NEW BOOKS! . NEW BOOBS !-THE
STORY OF THE GUARD: A Chronicle of the War.
By Mrs. Jessie B. Fremont 16mo. $1.25.
SPRINGS OF ACTION. By Mrs. C. IL B. Richer:Li.
16mo. Si.
MEMOIRS OF TUE REV. NICHOLAS MURRAY, D.
D. (Kirwan.) • By Se mnel I. Prime. 12.m0. 8145.
MEMOIRS OF MRS. JOANNA BETHUNE. By Rev.
Georte W. Bethune, D. D. 12mo: 51.20. •
BROADCAST. By Rev. Nehemiah Adams.. 16in0..
For sale by WILLIAM S. & ALFRED MARTIEN, ••
de3o . No. 696 CIiEiTATUT Street. '
ALECTURE FOR YOUNG MEN.-
Just published ,_price 6 cenb3_,_a new edition of the
late Dr. ,CULVERWELL'S CELEBRATED LECTURE
on the Abuse of the Reproductive Powers. inducing De
bility., Nervousness, Consumption, Epilepsy, Mental and
Ph SIMI Incapacity. Ste. The radical modo of treatment,
without medicine, isfully explained, so 1.9 to enable
every one to be his own physician at the least possible
expense.
" A BOON TO THOUSANDS OF SUFFERERS."
Sent under seal . , in a plain envelope, to any address,
Post-paid, on receipt of six cents, or two postage stamps.
Address the p,
CB. J. C. KLINE di. CO.,
127 BOWERY, New York
Yost Office Box 4,M6-
no4-3m if
•
Yo Tr :CANNOT . . ;OVER-ESTIMATE
the.worgisV. a corrg/ s tnrtrait_geLthoqQ true like
ocros-cy.13.13!-M-RUM-lito ot t erannti.lo ou-colors, at
reduced prices, SEC rect, Itholle eras
GARDEL • 11014 Itld EN T.L-A VERY
• fine CARD PHOTOGRAPH of the MONUMENT late
ly erected to the memorY•of the late MADAME,GARDEL.
McALLISTER& BRO.;
No: .728 .CHESTNUT Street.
P ORTRAITS. -SECURE THE .BEST,
now being made to times, at reduceirPrier.s.
it i liFiAltAingar and pleasin&pieture.s, life-size pinto-
OND Street. above Green. It
JUST OPFNED,.
1- ' II B"WTHOTOGRAPH
Where the
FINEST PHOTOGRAPHIC PICTURES,
FROM
THE CARTE DE VISITE TO THE IMPERIAL SIZE,
Are produced br the most
11XPERIENCED ARTISTS.
Those wishing' first-class pictures are invited to call and
examine xpecinieua.
A choice selection of Albums, cases, and &knit , on
band. F.'A. 0. sisaPh.
CLIRCIJA.ATING LIBRARIES.
.."....w.neVs:SA:AnXiviii.noVvv:nnovvvvws
W ' 'BROTRERHRA OIROULAI • • TIBO the' NEW English and
Aiserican Books including ALL CLASSES of Literature.
This is the ONLY Library in the country that includes
all the NEW BKOLISLI BOOKS that are not .REPEINT
ED here.
Te t ms.l6 Pb? year; six months '43 ; three months $1.60
one month 76 cents. or IS, cents per day. 218 South
EIGHTH Street. . • • • se643m
ENGLISH AND FRENCH; FAMILY
CIRCULATING LIBRARY AND• CABINET DB
DECTURD,I322. CHESTNUT STREET.
Subscriptions peryear; month, and day. .
Catalogues furnished gratis on application. •
. Just ready, Catalogue of the Young Ladies' French Li*
binry.
" Catalogue de la Bibliotheque chofsie des /haw d
des Demoiselles." M M. -MONACHRSI t Agent,
uwd-4m . 1323 CHESTNUT Street.
101EgNSYLVAIsTIA.: MILITARY
DEMTz at WMT CAERPER; (Sir BOARDERS
u
only.)—The u nties .of this Academy will be resumed on
TIII.I.ItSDAY, January Stb.
The advantages afforded for the acOuirement of a
thorough 'classical, scientific, and military education are
unsurpassed. •
Tried' and competent. Profeisors conduct the Depart
ments of Ancient and Modern Languages and the Practi
cal Sciences, and a graduate of the United Sutter Mili
tary Academy, of hb.th class standing and large military
experience, devotes his exclusive attention to the Mathe
matics, Engineering, and Military hinnehes.
Military system, order, and precision are strictly en
forced, and the most Vigilant care over. the moral and
personal habits of the Cadets is exercised.
Circulars may ho obtained at the Boot: Stand of the
Continental Hotel, of JAMES 'H. ORNE, Esq.. No. 626
CDP.STRUT Street. or of Col. THEODORE HYATT. Presi
dent Pennsylvania Military Academy.; de2.llm
HYATT will ho at the Continental Hotel,
Philadelphia, on FRIDAY and SATURDAY, the 24
and 3d days of January, between the hears of 10 A.
H. and 12 M., and will be happy to see auy of the patrons
of the , Penusylvania Military Acideiny, or others, on
business pertaining to the institution. de-tit
ArILLAGE GREEN - SEMINARY.-A
SELECT. BOARDING SCHOOL, NEAR. MEDIA, P.A.
Thorough course in Mathematics, Classics, English
shidias, &c.
Military,Tactics taught. Classes in Book-keepin_g, Stir
veying,
veying, and Civil Engineering. Pupils taken of . a ll ages.
and are received at anytime.
Boarding per week, 82121
Tuition per quarter, $6.00.
For catalogues or information address Rev. 3. HERVEY
BARTON:A. M., YUlage Green, Ra. oclo4l
WINES AND . LIQUORS.
Inesnevvw.n.n.novsneve..cyryvywy
aikS: S.:: 4, JAS CIARSTAIRS; NOS.
C
1%6 WALNUT and,2l. GNANITE Streets,
Offer for sale the following goods in bond of their owl
inutortatiou, viz: • • . . - •
Cognac , and Rochelle,Broadies, in half pipe", quarters,
and. octaves.
Burgundy•Pprts, in,quarters mod octaves. , •
Oporto Ports, in. °heves.
s .
Triple-Anchor (itiu, , ,in pipes awl three-onarter pipes.
Jumalcii Rum. in Putic4 oollB :
• Bay Rum, in puncheons end; lama&
Claret. in casks and
Also, the followintt,,for we are the P ole agents :
CIiAItiPAGNE.-A ha,calebsMed brands of Gold Lac"
nod. "
• Parry. & Blarneal,4wriat Trench Mustard.
Olives.
" Capers.
"-Carstairs"' pnra,Salad 011.
Also for,sale. to.arrive, • 180 casks Marseilles Madeira.
200 bnskets Oliva Oil.
120 cases French; li4ustand.
1100 cases Claret.
717v:tarter canke-Bureptudy Part.
Waif:l 1
oli3l WHISKY!
WHISKY I
From our MA and. other celebrated Distilleries.
Waarnconstantly, receiving
• OLD. RV,' ,•VAIIKAT, AND BOURBON WHISKIES,
Witlawtnc for_Rrioe_and quality,
WKOH/ALLRNOE COMPARISON. •
,OurOPT.hiskies. forpurity, mellowness and delicacy, are
EgIINENnY THE BESTIR THE WORLD,
And• Wei sellthem at about HALF PRICE..
• ' ' • • — OUR .RETAIL DEPARTMENT
Mae already becomea'constderable feature in our buti
ness;:and,tocoatune it in its present state, and to ealardt
Biota Shall sell, notwithstanding the Tax, about sachet*.
ly as ever.
CONSIDER THESE PRICES!
MdgonXebsla Whisky. 60 cents par gallon,
d Bourhort "Whisky, 76 cents per gallon.
Old Rye 'Whisk $1 per gallon.
Extra. Mt Rye Whisky, $1.60 per gallon.
Very Choice Old Rye Whisky,.s2 per gallon..
IL,TAX;MEL.
• • •118 North SECOND Street, ninedxfors'abolie Arch..
deg-Ixrdf •
. .
I\ll TI CI E E -.- , - A . MEETIING.
..
- . , CIN. , THE,.
-‘‘ 0
parties toad agreesacnt 'between Creditors arid
Stookholders of. the Oreenv,illeand•Misat Ibdlroad-Com,
paaY„ tinted the 12th 414,y ofFebruary, ' will be lielil
at tbo. office of the s:0 - XCOMpLay, i2Ait city of DAy_top,
i
la the ,, State.of .ohio,„67lTiflißSDA,K;. taiighth At,y• of .
January; 1863, at , 11iiie clock A. hlt:',Tha'objeotasof•snqlt.
meet ing.willhe tiretitiwor:chanwilto natio or vent- .
potation; to doci4e, for the that:pipping, the ansAuie tic its
capital, and the umber . of shareeinto which such , card,
tal Khali be dikided , ; to tlx tikeuumber of tlirecto,ra, and
their term of effice ;.to elect ouch directors isd to do all
thi ors netneettay or rroper to reorganise said corporation.
under, arva..it of the Cioneral Assembly of tho State of Ohio,.
entitled "-A law to regulate.the sale otritilroads, and the
reoritaokallou of the same, .' named April llth 186 L •
ANIUSI., J. '.1`11,1)13N • • •
Deeetnber Ist, ISQ, HENRY C. STIMSOIk,'.
detS-sot - Trustees:
G. R. BLAKISTON, No. 22 SOUTB
.• WATER StreetPhiladelp24, Cortmtission Dodo
In Olito and IlliAPle /3,140051 (.10ZiDs EibEiDlatS. NV'IRK
TWRIE, ftc ocetHisa
ISEALPNEgfI
TRANSITION:
RIM
EDUCATION.
AMITSEMIEMT9a
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIO.
J- 1 , HOOD OW SHELDON • ..... . Ler.3ora.
TWO more of tbeal, beautiful
HOLIDAY ETERTAINAINTS) •
will be
SATURDAY A r i lkNCiON l Sit 50'4111'4'kt
Oie otris P u / A t t Y ta " °
CI NDEKEL ;'OR;ISE GOOIY Titan'
3.4501 C AND THE Ot•k.:N SUM*
Will Do given at each entertalnsient •• •
• f .
Admission 25 cents to all parts of the' house. ja2-2L 4-
ltif RS. JOHN DREW'S ARCIISTREEI'
L T A TEirfiienr+.
'Baldness AtroltrlitTreamwer.. . .
L
Wiliam! at. hiolf of the iorionh remiaiment et
NH .T.43;OI:AIIKE. • •
LAST NIGHTH OF THA NAIAD'QubEN .• . •
CLARKE IN ,014,744: AND SPE(MCLE.
• TOSIGH9'O S*TITIMAN). .lantiary..94964
. PAUL n y . PAUL FEY •
Eva Pry . leci
.
l'hebe • • ... . ... . Mrs. JoYi& Drew.
To coat:lndy WW(thirteenth.time)
• NIB NALSIVWEEN: • • t
Scbrrappe . . Mr. Clarke.
Ou Moneta. Mt. and Rim RIOHINOS.
Seate ;wee red NiX days in whence. • • •
WALNIITSTIMET THEATRE.-
Sole Lessee...., • 'Mnet,-GitHR.ETT_OO , g
Bruttnesa Mont 76WIT T. DOVNILLY..
TI DS (Saturday) .rittpllNG4ltnitarY
The performance will Virrinence with • •
RACLIBLIHR.REXttEttI •
Rachel the _Reaper ' • ' • • • ...Miss. Laura KOOll3.
Patrick........ C. Vir.heatteigh.
To be followed tiith.the.Dtini‘tic Drama of
THE LAST M&15..
OC(.lThey MITE, the Last .. ..... .IJc. W. R. Blake
To conclude witlitheT.lildWDramo of
2.110K,01? TEM WOODS.
ER*AN 01ERA1,-
: G 4lPE rCl e 6Ie
C. AlTii ß raldli
YlliST OPA, TuESLua i inu:
2
1
A.MeV.Aien
~ A VOLFSOBN'S • OVASSIOAL 'SOI . -
•••••' Second Soiree (if• the riscizt on •
SATORDAY EVENING. 3. •
' OF ' THE AOADEMt OF MMHG. 10-3
VaNCERT HALL,- callsTrars
STREET.
HONDAIY, December 29, AND *EVESI 4 :EriIiTH DU
RING THE WEEK (except Tuesday.-He mbar SO/.
PEARSON'S HISTORIC IJIREOR OP/ 11 WAR.
Illustrating all the principal'eftnts and from
the-firing of the first gun' tifto the mfitlEnt time.
Tickets 'l5 cents packages of six, IP - Itotts open at
63ct to ammence at 7* ExViibitiona Rtgdn'etday_, Sa
turday, and New Years afternoons at EArcldck.: hilr
dren sulatittsd afternoons for "G bents. *• Tip:tett 'maim ob
tained at the hall bet ween the hours of 1•11 and 12 A. IL.
and 2 and 4 P. M. da9ll-6e
BBL Su CO.'S • STEREOPTICON:
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS, TENTH ;tilt' CBE L STNOR
Streets.
• LAST 'WEEK. . •
Every : Evening, arid New:fear's and Saturday Manama.
Admissiou,2s cts. Children 10 contg. de2861•
APTAIN -WILLIAM*? GREAT
WHALIND 'VOYAGE, AT LtOTURE, ROOK
CONCERT HALL,
• Jinni's , Evening at.73lo'elock.
And SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 0 o'clock.
This entertainment has a Real 80at , 27-feot long.. with
full crew and was exhibited 250 successive nights in
New York. •
Tickets 2S centi, or five for $l.
AMERICAN ACADEMY. OP MUSIC.
EDWARD PA.YSCIN *ICSTON
oßPrima t f r o i s p im. c d oV lA,TlON'S .
PULL 'AITLiTARY BAND AND caaifiP . ORCII.ZSTELA.
Comprising ForV,of.tlie l!Ot ladpgans.
CART, &En'. z Under t.!IF direction ot .
CONDIJOTOSL
• _
WESTON
•
•
EDWARD PAYSON W would ne t ,speettelly En
thral the'opbseribers to the abovwnemed Concerti. wad. the
public thht thelret Concert will be Web! on -
- . • MONDAY EVENING, January 8:1363:
• Single tickets to others than sulaicribistS,Tarqaet (in-
Olniting reserved seats), SO cents,
(entrance on Locuststreet), 25 cents.
The whole of the Pargitet Circle, BalcOny, Bele:any
-Boxes, and the Brilliant Foyer Promenade, is reserved
fOr snhs, Abets and those holding subebribeni extra
tickets: •
SUBSCRIBER'S. TICKET,
Admitting one person .to the FOUR CONCERTS, to be
given once is two weeks. ONE DOLLAR. -thoso desiring,
to become gulisbribers will please read (heir address to
the Manager, Bdx 3194 Philadelphia Post Cltrice. Preview'
to Ssturday, ;January 3, 183, as no subseribers' tickets
mill be Issued after that date.. •.: • de27-7t*
A S E BUILDINGS-TENTH
AND CHESTNUT.
HOLIDAY AMUSEMENTS FOR OLD.- AND YOUNG.
TOYS AND GIFTS FOR THE LITTLE ONES.
SIGNOR ' BLITZ,
. .
The great MAGICIAN and VENTRFLOQUIST, with hit
LEARNED .CANARY BIRDS, will give his nee and.
popular Entertainments every AFTERNOON and EVE
NING during the holiday :Week, commencing at 3 and
Z.% P. M., and on YEAR'S DAY. at 11 A. M., S and
7% P. M The attractions will be marvellous : experi
ments in Magic ; wonderful powers in Ventriloquism,
and the Learned Canary Birds in their new characters.
Admission 55 cents. Children 13 cents. de2l-tf
N sFOODROFYES- ORIGINAL:. BOHE
MIAN TROUPE OF:9LASS . BLOWERS and the
Great Glass Steam-Engine, 'MONITOR" , are coming.
41.3314 u.
GEMANTAORCHESTE:A. -- PUB
11.1C MANTA
RFJIEARSkLS • every SATURDAY AVM
NOO' at 3X o'clock, at the MUSICAL' FUND HALL
Carl Sento; conductor. Ticket; 25 cents: PacSages of t
tickets, *l—to be bad of Andre. & Co., MOT- CheatanS
street ; B. Gould, Seventh . .and • chairat, and-at tbr
ball door. na37-4f
HASSLER'S .OROFIESTRA
-2.14 South EIWITEI E Tta,Vel7frUlont. delo4ko.
PENNSYINANIA. • 'AOADEb.LY OF
EVE ARTS.
. .
. • 1025 CHESTNITT STREET,
lii open daily (Sundays exceptedrfrOm 9 A. S. tillf
P. N. • Admission 25 cents. Children half price.
Shares of stock;V:i. ' • .' ' • im9
•
OB EDNVAII DS': ::..GATEIri
B
HALL, HAERISBURG:—Thie populay niace of
amusement continues to attract% large audteLces. Mr.
Edwards is familiar with the' wishes- of the pleasure
going people of Harrisburg, and constantly producing
new attractions. de3o-8t
WANTS.
-vvvvvvs.wv.eav,
WA.NTED-LA :.YOUNG - MAN IN A
:Cciminisskin Him*, wird- hi a swift. Penman and
n
cotrent•in Ates. 'Address J., at tits adios. • it*
WANTED -A BOY IN .AWHOLE
SALE DRY GOODS STORE, on 'MARKET Street.
AndreFs.!" Mcrebant." Pres* 0111qe. • - its
would.like a few BOARDERS, where they can llnd
all the comforts of a home. Apply .at. 52 North THIR
TEENTH Street. •
WANTED -A. SALESMAN IN A.
•I , Hat .HOwle. who eittt 'inflating* Peruml vania and
Ohio trade. Apply to • ' 30$. &T. H.' SAUNDERS.
de:30411,* • Ho. 3* North FOURTH Street.
WANTED -A ":SPECIAI7 .- PARTNER
with $ 15.000 , in -a mizinftuturing . Imainess already
established. Twenty per cenUretdized- on, a business of
one hundred thousand dollar& . Seventy-five per cent. of
-the sales are for cash. Address. with real name, as no
- other will be recognised, G. L., Box SW Post Of
de29.6t•
T 0: JOBBERS OF DRY GOODS.-
. An experienced SALESMAN, having an influential
and valuable acquaintance. (to whom he has sold goods
for a:number of years past in Baltimore,) be opn to
an engagementafier the Ist January next. For inter
view and reference. please address X. Y. Z.." care 871/1
office. Baltimore, Maryland. •. de9.3nt"
CAPITAL WAN TED.-A PERSON
:engaged .in filling n Government ovdcr, extendinz
several months, desires a PARTNER. Asilent preferred/
with $23,000 or 0+50,000 cash capital. The order cou.ist.A
of articles made from cotton and wool, and the huAiness
being a' pleasant one and sire I .atablisbed. otters a
safe and rare opportunity. Detah a and particulars made
known by correspondence or personal interview. as de
sired, on addressing." )lannfacturer," Bix 2344 Phi
ladelphia P. 'O. inSstnth
$3,500 an w ACTI T VE ED MIST la l f AStf,l'a,;lBf?c'rep
tary and Treasurer au Manufacturing Company. where.
with 'salary and profits, lie can realize the investment
the lint year eer,tufn. thidonlittul references re aired.
For full istrticulars, address "Manufacturingeo.," - Pre at
e.ffice. withfull name, to Insure an interview. ia3-914`
BOARDING.
- -SINGLE. .GENTLEALeq• WOULD
A
like to engage's comfortably furnished. roOm. for the
winter, within ten minutes'. wed : lc:of:The . Prom Mikes
Address " Russell,"'et ales ' 4.TL-M'
PERSONAL.
.TTIGHEST : PRICE • PAID FOR OLD
GOLD;SILVERAnd DLUIONDS,at SOUTH'S, 3t6
FIFTH Street' bel0:1r Slintte. ja.3-2t.*
MIIStrER Y ' PA: ROLLS, ANIC
Governinent claims or all itimis cashed or col
leeted. at reasonable rates, by JA)I ES
. FULTON, 4
WALNUT Stont, Philadelphia. noS-t f
2 - ENKoNs.-$lOO BOrwry - AND
- 1 - Pay procured and collected for soldiers, sailors.
and the relatives of such as are deceased, at reasonable
bandy satisfactory rates. Claims cashed'oreavanced uggia
• JAMES FULTON,
Solicitor. for . Claimants, .
. . 424-WALNUT Street. Philadelphia.
Particula r attention .given 'to parties living at a dta ,
blame. •
FOR SALE A!1I) TO . LET.
^ls-NA:KAN;
TO.:BF LET= •
Tl.ll SECOND. fr)1111.1),.,49) FOURTH STORIES
Of Store No. 41J collll3.llgE'Sticet.. .
deSO-4t* Apply.st 4.2S.MAREET Street.
•
FOR. SAI 1 41 :.DESIRABLE: FARM,
containing &I acres, 2% miles from Bristol. Station
or Steamboat Landluzer the same distance from Med
way Station, 20 miles north of the city. Also tine farm.
of 217 acre s, on the banks of the Dean:are. Railroad
Station upon the place, from the 'Steamboat
Lauding. First-class farm improvements, bath hot and
cold water, & c. Apply to "B. I'ETTIT,
de:3o • • • • • • • No.- 309 WALNUT Street.
jrti k Foit.BAUV.;.nigrit-Ereanas
the brig Thost..Waltor.- ..toga to • _••
St IAS. CAR•bTATIIS,g•.,
..htl-tt' . N 0.126 WALNUT SUM.
•
aIgiMM•P:HIL A DELP
AND TRENTON AND yat.RRI
AND A atßor lERO.A.I) •COMP.ANIES:
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW
_,YORK LOTS. •
CHANGE OF9IOURS, AND PLACE' OF. DE WAR
On and attar Monday, January. 5,194 ptl) LOW& -
New Yorkwilffleatte as lolloWa. viz: "
Flteat• WALNUT STREET WHAF4 . O .-
• • VIA AN)) Alniolt, • '
• At 6 A. M..and 2 P. , M • stoppingDA ritil Wt,,y
•
tions.
Ll faanotzr A. 7,13 ASST.. OE7,
At 6 A... 10„ and dtoPpitop at ?, all • it‘itl NVaz Sta
tions.: ' 4 s• ••••
FROM KENSINGTON
.nntsEt, CITY.
fAt 1144,41%,. ktoryiut, SUstroi4
•At 3 YAklr, Washington., and Y
Now uOt Frpres.4.
••••.At. 653 1 7 P: M., Washtzigtotiltutl ICri^ - ark 14%.-ptesl:3.
'• ~ . .krlttl3 I'. 111.. Wsudsdngtosi' stud' I' ev.cru rk atitit.+"
• j!.AVI3O(I/ight) Wftutt)mgton . and Ne
lak*KrY 1,4803, • • .ling. If.III.4.TZMEE, %Mont.
r(Mtuypiug .froiu,New.i7ork, - Warclswy. Stz•cot.!ttl.s,•M.,
44,1, •M. NAV..Amboy Mu' Gu,DiciPti .. .
i.lbr.vi" l"T rIP-14 nu 6; k s l * Yl l, itZAnllse
i 11-4 t
• • TEM P,HItENOLOGICA., CABI
Ta t NET. AND .131)61C STOUji open der acl even-
ICJO' few tie wale of books oat PnrenoLam Physic*
logy, Hygin e:Phonongaf, and In Phrenolegi
-44 cal caaroinationt: - CMOs by_ in4ll alfould
addressed 'ea JOHN L CAPEN,'
"0e22-vrsanladf 02a, CHESTNUT Stroot,. 'Ph Ha.
__
1111 08 7 ..A.0rE ST. , W . 13 ,C.H. 1 ITA.VE
- 8*13 . 1[714.11 AS pindapiCY, A 1374 114;4 tO.TXD._
Pit iii notice is herektiarren • that, On:a . .nd altar AID -
DAV we 13th DAY Ok..ll4o2ll33.EßA.l.l,Acip,stpAmps,
whtcli have book - user: A na ourrerfcl be Piceived at
tha.iThltadelphia. Post.. And rtgatered. for- rettentp.:
tioa,.botweon the te r tf ft.A. A *has Raltb. chilly 11-
prraeateit wlthha ' • t.DAYS . .ilatk . plat atte,
St tops prosoptO re(linilio'' tp,:are lix bo SClArlitea
4
by, the owner acc 'lig •to the hermit. *nominations,
au:A enetose4 l iii - ptircels, ttp inpon.tio.:43 smolt Int -
cots tnnst.be taw ille aptotott. f early denomination,
and then the ' dAtire. otAutite§aub in. C4O ot.velope or
. wrapper, antb • VaR , • aggroggX value. elt,,lrakett entler i ett.
thereon, tor, - ..KW' er ay,ifk tho,V4iii afA r teigt,g r s.ri e a
of busqtess - erthe ownrr, and; in i t
• " ), ‘ ,r.on thin
or as..
Stimps 4: ikl h;irpc.6ivAll.r.r.4 t ;tho saga-104. .
soctatimi. . '..- _ •
. The thihiatiag,....is tptets4„ as part . cethe instructions re,
teived ft VIP: ) t er " e ir tri V. l 4.' - ( 1. - von ? Ire zao.it.
' rho APahnotbr Goa e,, that
int. waking appl attic 4 is
enipbattz aidliee that the th 4 C. k lit 1 , ,, , f t al .
linitteit lo:TM !WV' .W. 4 TS: sttA i at the P" ' c )
Warn tit that litho WO of . N.lea tt el o l T 4 n ra l . firedlCY. is
Colltinytt ft their iiiitni . bk_elgir •
_dt_
'Conditions upon whiel t Stumpy
• - Chen ors, .atotalb run
r , redmption limy De obtained on at"
• - 0 . A. .
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kTatw,
T.. x
: irwhilodel Aix P05t...061m Dee.,1661. fiat - 20i9:41.0-4t
Aj SODA. -160 SHALL OASES NEW
S
a aTLE Sal Sothkust received, awl, for sole by
BROW it WILLIAMS,
401 ; .•
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