The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, December 09, 1863, Image 3

CITY ITEMS.
& Busy Scene.—The ebb and flow of
otutomcn at the] great Sewing Maohlne Home of
Grover k Baker, No. 730 Oheatnut atreet; below
Eighth, all day pwterday, waa alike complimentary
•etka aupaairffiaaWaea wklak
and the intelligence and discrimination of our
people. Their aalea, we learned last evening,
during yesterday were very large, and aa a great
proportion of the maohinea told were deaigned for
Present* for the ensuing holidays, we have reaeon
to believe that our advloe to purchasers, to “ get the
best," ia being generally adopted. Besides offering
to the publto a machine that has been acknowledged
aa the beat by the foremoat judgea all over the
world, the Grover k Baker Company this season
took' the wise precaution of presenting a stock of
their maohinea of suoh elegance, variety, and mag
nitude as to be able to supply the entire demaud of
the city, If necessary; and in order to still more en
title themselves to the confidence and gratltudo of
the public, they have made several Important re.
duotlonsln the prices of their instruments. This
machine is so simple in meohanism that for it to
get out of order from use Is next to impossible, and
ao easily kept in motion that a small child can
operate It. The fact Is, it Is the machino for popular
family use, and the great demand for it is therefore
natural.
The True Policy, in Buying Holiday
PnxsßKTa, as In everything else, is"to buy suoh
things as will give the most satisfaction; and let us
ask, In this connection, Who ever heard a single
complaint uttered against the famous Wheeler k
Wilson Sewing Maohlne, sold at the popular brown
atone establishment, 704 Chestnut street 1 No one,
■unless It was the complaint of an aspiring com
petitor. The world, in faot, has issued its verdict on
the Sewing-Machine question, and we can Imagine
no greater folly at this late day than people spend
ing their money for risky machines, when the same
amount would procure them a Wheeler £c Wilson.
The agent is now selling enqrmous quantities of
these instruments for Holiday Presents, and the cry
at 704 is “ still they come !’*
Fine Pictures of Everett, by Gutk-
Euhst.—We bad yesterday the pleasure of examin
ing the capital new pictures of Hon. Edward
'Everett, just taken by F. Gutekunst, at his Photo
• graphio gallery, 704 and 706 Arch street. The impe
rial of Mr. Everett is the most life-like and charac
teristic picture of that finished orator and statesman
that has ever been published, and deserves a place
in every parlor and library in the land. The cartes
ii... ... mil r. t-‘. -J— -JI Ml. v —iO -11 „,
almost most excellent, and may all be had at Ur,
G.’s counters, together with a line assortment of
Photograph Albums, at low prices.
Immense Stock of Gentlemen’s WRAr-
SBES.—Mr. John C. Arrison, Nos. 1 and 3 North
Sixth street, first stores above Market, has been
preparing for some weeks past to offer the largest,
most elegant, and in all respects the most desirable
ktoek of Gentlemen’s Wrappers in the United States,
and the fruits of his enterprise are now visible at
his store in the form of a princely stock ot these
graoeful garments, than which nothing could be
more appropriate or acceptable as a present for a
gentleman." He is already selling hundreds of them
for that purpose.
Attractive Stock of Holiday Goods.
—From the card, in another column, of Mr. John M.
Finn, southeast corner Arch and Seventh streets,
it will be seen that Ms stock possesses unusual at
tractions for buyers of holiday presents. In a casual
glance at his display yesterday, we were struck par
ticularly with this feature of It. While the articles
he offers are neither of them costly, they are, never
theless, of that ornamental, useful, and acceptable
Glass that always puts common-sense buyers at their
esse. We would direct special attention to-day to
his assortment of Fancy Colognes, elegant quality
ateel-mounted Morocco Satchels; also, a less ex
pensive article, suitable for girls’ dinner Batcheln,
fine Brushes, Pocket Books, Hand-mirrors, &c. Mr.
Finn’s establishment has become a great favorite
With the shopping public.
The Great Sewing " Machine Oil.—
From information that we have received from the
most reliable sources, we are warranted in-saying
that the celebrated Sewing Machine Oil, sold by
Messrs. Hulburt k Co., 240 Arch street (who are the
sole agents for its sale in this market), is the best
artiole for sewing maohlne purposes that has ever
been introduced. The oil is put up In neat bottles for
family use, an d hundreds ofladies who have tried It re
commend their friends to do so, as nn other answers
the purpose so satisfactorily in all respects. Messrs.
Hulburt k Co.’s Signal OH for light houses, Bteam
bouts, and other purposes are also rapidly taking
precedence over all others.
Hobs® Organized.— The prompt
manner In whloh our law-makers at Washington
have got to work this season is gratifying, as it will
save time, and saving either time or money is a
Virtue. It is for this reason mainly that we advise
everybody in want of Goal to patronize the cele
brated yard of W. W. Alter, 935 North Ninth street,
as he sells the best Goal, and the most of it for the
money, of any coal dealer in the eity.
Fresh Etock of Pretty Goods.—The
Jtopular house of George Grant, No, 610 Chestnut
Street, presents the finest display of fashionable
Scarffe, and every description of Gentlemen’s Fur
nishing Goods, suitable for presents. Here, too,
are made and sold the best-fitting Shirts in the
World, out by the most skilful man in his profession
in this city, Mr. John F. Taggart.
The Season and its Wants.—Messrs.
O. Somers A Son, No. 635 Chestnut street, under
Jayne’s Hall, are better prepared than any other
Clothing house in town to fit out gentlemen in ele
gant .neat suits at the shortest notice. Their stook
of ready-made garments is rich and varied, and their
fine work, to order, is always made up with the ut
most promptness. Prices moderate.
Messrs. Wood & Cary, 725 Chestnut
street, now display an immense stook of Velvet,
Leather, JFelten, Silk, and Fancy|Bonnets, which
they are selling at nearly cost.
Fresh Euitly of Silver Flint Buck
wheat.—Messrs. Davis & Richards, Arch and
Tenth streets, have just received a fresh supply of
the celebrated “ SilverFiint ” Buckwheat, the best
in the world.
Trimmed Ladies, Misses, and
Children ; White Felt, Silk, Spanish, Eydal, Velvet,
and others, now selling at the lowest prices, by Wood
& Cary, 335 Chestnut street.
Messrs. Davis & Richards, Arch and
Tenth streets, have just received a rreah supply of
Trout Spring Butter, a very superior article.
Holiday Presents. — Wm. W. Harding,
manufacturer of Photograph Albums, wholesale and
retail.
Photograph Albums ! Photograph Albums!!
For2lPortraitc, Moroooo $1 25 to $2 00
•< 40 “" “ 200 to 400
“ 50 u i> .. 260 to 700
“80 “ “ oblong 4 60 to 10 00
“100 “ “ “ .... 360 to 10 00
“160 “ “ quarto-... 800to12 00
•‘2OO ~ “
The largest and most beautiful assortment in the
city. Turkey moroeoo, alto , relievo, antique bind
ings. No. 326 Chestnut street, below Fourth.
Willcox & 'Gibbs’
' Sewing Machines,
For'Holiday Presents.
Faibbanks & Ewing,
718 Chestnut street.
Window Shades.—W. Henry Patten,
'the manufacturer. Shades, wholesale and retail,
cheap. HOB Chestnut street. deB-3t
Cabinet Oboans fob
Holiday Girts.
J. E. Gounn, Seventh and Chestnut.
Soft Hats, Oakford’s, Continental.
Mbs. Claea S. jLandis, M. D., treats
all diseases Buecessfully at the Electro-Hygienic and
■Water-Cure Inßtltute, 2-207 Oallowhlll street. Dr.
Landis' celebrated Eleotro-Magnetio Hot Air Baths
are commencing to be appreciated by all delicate,
thilly, and sick persons. Patients received in the
house, and office praotiee attended to. The Arch
street-cars pass our door. Bev. S. M. Landis, H.
D., consulting physician and surgeon.
We desibe to call attention to the ad
vertisement, in another column, headed “Book
keeper.”
Willcox & Gibbs’
Sewing MACHINES,
For Holiday Present*.
Fairbanks Sc Ewinq,
716 Chestnut street,
Geo. Steck & Co.’s Pianos
For Holiday Presents.
Oakfobds’ Continental Hat Empo.
KTDH.
, Mr. Chase’s Repoet.— The report of the
Secretary of the Treasury deala iu big figures.
Bmall sums pass lor nothing, and millions are the
"only tallc. This does very well for the latitude of
'Washington, but in our own locality there is no
combination of figures more popular than 603 and
60S. This is -because of the fact that the numbers
named are the numbers borne by the Brown Stone
Clothing Hall of KookhilUc Wilson, Chestnut street,
above Sixth.
Willcox & Gibbs’
Sewino Machines,
For HoKdsyPreocntß.
Fairbanks & Ewing,
710 Chestnut street.
Cabinet Organs fob
Holiday Gilts*
3, E. Gould, Seventh and Chestnut.
Oakfordb’ Hats, Continental Hotel.
'The Difference, — The difference be
tween rising at -five and seven o’clock in the morn
ing, for the space of forty years, supposing a man to
go to bed at the eame time at night, is nearly equiva
lent to the addition of ten years to a man’s life, or,
in other Words, will make him as cheerful-looking
as those who ; are in the habit of pnrohasiog their
garments at Granville Stokes’ one-price emporium
■Of fashion, No. 608 Chestnut street.
WILLCOX & GIBBS’
Sewing Machines,
•For Holiday Presents.
Fairbanks & Ewing,
715 Chestnut street.
Coubtlakd Saundbrs INSTITUTE.—Ad
dress Eev. Dr. Saundbbs, Philadelphia, nli-tusiot*
Geo. Steck & Co.’s Pianos
For Holiday Presents.
Cabinet Organs for
Holiday Gifts.
J. E. Gould, Seventh and Chestnut*
C. Oakfobd & Sons, Continental.
Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Foes—tht
.largest and best (took in the oity, at Charles Oak
ford & Sons’, Continental Hotel.
New Style Hats—Charles Oakford, &
Sons, Continental Hotel.
Geo. Btbck & Co.’s Pianos
For Holiday presents.
Military Goods, OAKFOP'ja I , Conti-
RENTAL,
An Antithesis Explained.—lt appears
the British iron-plated steamer Warrior ia not sea
worthy, rolling and leaking so badly through the
ports that she is considered unsafe. It is strange
that a vessel built expressly to seine ships should do
nothing but ship seas,
Wi usimiiiil that the —•' m-Ako. iy YBl
sought niter by the young Indies are the kind that
have ’’fellers” attached to them; and sew it seems.
To stiff your daughter, you give her the cashmere;
to stiff your son, the mere cash, and tend him to
Charles Stokes k Co.’s one-price, under the " Conti
nental.”
Furs at Oakfobds,’ Continental.
Twelve Sensible Lines, by an Old
BACHKI.OR :
1. Amiable partner, to soften my eares;
2. A thousand a year to support my affairs;
3. Dogs and a gun when to hunt I inelioe;
4. Horses and chaise to indulge me and mine.
6. Clever companions, large-hearted and merry;
6, Dishes each day and six bottles of sherry;
7. Beds in my houße, for my friends at their leisure
8. Something or other to add to their pleasure.
9. Good and neat clothes (not to bo sentimental);
10. From Stokes’ one-price, ’neath the grand Conti-
nental ;
It. Greenbacks in my pocket, when cash I requite;
12, Healthy, fine brats, and no more I desire.
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS,
UP TO TWELVE O’CLOCK LAST NIGHT,
Continental—Niutli a:
J Horne, Pittsburg -
W B Mirphy, Pittsburg
Dr W H Egle, Harrisburg
Jas H Bomgardner, Harrisb
P McMoJgan, Brownsve.Pa
W L Mcrhall, Harrisburg
J B Luce, Arkansas
..G H Bearnrdsley, Chicago
John Harrison, St Louie
John ABieetand, Lancaster
W A Snively, Pittsburg
H G Longnecker, Allentown
IS Dilworth & la, Chicago
Isaac S Jones, Baltimore
Gen D Tvler, Washington
Chae Chttuleau, St Louis
J L Miller, Cincinnati, O
D H Hezen, Pittsburg
J G Ucßain, Memphis
JPreetley, I>D. &w u rittab
S McCloan, jr, & w, Pitisbg
Thos H Babe, Pittsburg
S R HcClean, Pittsburg
Mr Griffin,& da. New York
David Christy &1, Cincln,o
Miss A T Kennedy, Phil a
G Sturdevant& w, Maine
M Lapham, Mass
B G Smyser, York, Pa
H C Alesworth, Boston
Mm** '
-Visa Kfttii (toils, Ham .
.t Bftirdj New York
11 Newnaii. Boston
G 8 Conkling & la, N Y
S Wilson & la. New York
£ C Mitchell
G Bnckwalter
L A Carman
H M Bole. Pittsburg
J K Find] ay
J White. England
C H Strait, Newark, N J ...
J H Holllngeworth, N X
J Vaughn, Boston
SDerrickson, New York
W w Wilcox* la, Conn
Mr Cook, New York
D G Stevens
Mr Spencer, Baltimore
C Raymond &wl'e
EBGrcbb Burlington
W Smith, Ohio
JF Coyle, Washington
F Haven, Boston
Gen McDowell'
F Paven, Jr
H Cameron
Girard-Chestnut St
Thos HU McPherson;’Pa
B K Mead, New York
Geo R Bussum. Delaware
G n Brooks. Ohio
N Yocum, Memphis
J B Ellis, Washington
Thos T Sawyer, Portland
And Sawyer, Portland
D Kichardson, Knoxville
C Moore, New York
Miss Long, New York
Dr Gould, New York
J M Wood. Corning, N Y
Thos Small, New York
G A Strong, Penna
B A Davidson
Mrs Johnson
Cant aK Johnson, Carlisle
J Williams
G M Stanton & wf
Geo Hears. Huntingdon
Clias Q Ilill,. Virginia
J W Sanderson, Virginia
C W Hobart, lowa City
£ H Green. Easton
W Macteely, Washington
Thos Richards, lowa
Rev Dr Maher, Harrisburg
Geo L CrolJ, Middletown
A II Slape, Salem N J
R H Sayre * la, Bethlehem
Miss Bennett, New York
W Verner, Pottsville
Chas Moore, New York
Mrs Mitchell, New York
B S McCandless
W B Keeney, Chester
John H Bowley. Delaware
Mrs Temple, Delaware.
B B Allen, Delaware
F L Nichols, Newark
W D Thompson. Jr, Balt
Merchants’—Fourth
Geo Sweeney, Easton
W S White, Belvidere, N J
Jos Harrison, Brooklyn
Jos Johnston, Easton
Geo W Stein, Easton
G L Carrington, Conn
SHersbman, Penna ,
H Copeland, New York
J N Ward, Chicago'
Peter Tye. Peoria
Mrs C Blame, Pittsburg
Chas G Blame. Pittsburg
L M Bitssel, Memphis
W Mortimer, Philada
W BakeweU. Pittsburg
J O Wilpon, Pittsburg
W SRuthertord,Harrisburg
WL Ralston, Freeport
John McGovern, Jr, Lane
J W Smith, Pennsylvania
Sami Saylor. Easton
N Weisey, Allentown
J N Wilson, Salem, Pa
American— Clkestnitt
B F Willis, Baltimore
R A Little, Parkersburg, Ya
W T Brown
George *aker
Lieut C Ricketts. Phlla
C A Davis, U S N
J Asbcroft. Hew York
J W Wootten & wf, Del
J G Black,Delaware
H M Clark. Brooklyn
Jas R Sampler, Easton
John Larkins & la
Wm D Carr & wl*
Jas Resd, Mount Holly
Jas Brown, Milford. Del
John W Ball, Delaware
H Harrington & la. Del
Alex N Hall, Milford, Del
St. loiils— Chestnut
Chas W Hobart. lowa City
E Horn,Hew York
John GLiabtbody, H York
Geo Kite, Hew Jersey
Jas Brown, Pittsburg
Jas Webster, Philadelphia
D Mawson, Mexico
;as B Wood, Pittsburg
John S Wood, Pittsburg
DF Raymond. Cincinnati
Chae T Betts, Jersey City
J Turner, Port Carbon
C JFoering, Hew Jersey
The Union—Arch el
J Vallerchamp, Selinsgrove
Geo Bobert ■ A '
Jos T Reeside, Baltimore
Wm Emery, New Jersey
A Brakeley, Hew Hope
R Ryan, Lancaster
John B Moser, Allentown
J W Cumings, Scranton’
David Garis & dan, Easton
John J Kromer. Philada
Jas McMahon, New York
C F Knapp, Bloomsburg
Richard M ller, Salem, N J
J G Hesaimer, Hagerstown
... 12 00 to 27 00
’ States Union—Mar It e 1
Geo A Heaton, Huntingdon
G E Brekman, MuYeytown
J D Patton, Indiana
W T Dawson, Pennsylvania
M Rambo & wf, Coateaville
Jas B Robinson, Greensburg
J J Williams ;
John She'itfer, Lancaster
J H Sheaffer, Lancaster
Joe Chain & wife
Miss A E Chain, Lancaster
Miss 2 Goe, Lancaster
Commercial—Sixth sti
A Spanogle. Penna
T J Miles, Harrisburg
E Prizfct, Doylestown
W Osmond, Chester CO
Edw Worth, Penna
W C Dickey, Chester co
W Pyle, Chester co
J B Thomas
Sami Motes, Phcenixville
Z Lamborn, Penna
MatlouAl— Race si:
S Garis, Easton
►W Mink, Hacungie
Mrs A Mosfcer, Macungie
A Zimmerman, Indiana
A G Hatfield & la, Baltimore
J Garman. Lykens, Fa
J B Wilkes & la, Penna
Mount Vemon-Sect
B H lmpson, New Jersey
E N Irapson, New Jersey
J M Huff & la, Milton
B B Parker, Sullivan co,N Y
WHJlunt. Milford, N J
W Pearce, Salem. N J
D Heweted, Salem, N J
Geo Dawson, Salem, N J
Thos Chipman, N J . ••
\V HlSmith, Burlington,XT J
B H SUcker, Milton, Pa
Black Bear—TJlirclSi
J G Coleman
J Souser, Fenna
A M Hoffman, Easton
B Moyer, Allentown
Wm Shearer, Allentown
Owen L Heist, Penna
Wm Hermer, Pennsburg
John Treicbler, Penna
Henry Diehl, Penna
A Buckroan, Penna
Chas Harper, Jenkintown
Wm Weigner, Salfordsville
L B Appleton, Attleboro
FFGiering.Gatasauqua
John McNulty, Allentown
Isaac Tomlinson, Byberry
BZadJson—Second at]
T D McAlpln, Pittston
Robt Huston, Stroudsburg
Clias H Collins, Laurel, Del
L T Callawy, Laurel, Del
' J Williams, New York
K Miller, Stroudsburg
C B Eellor, Stroudsburg
G W Dewees, New York
Bamum’s Hotel—Thi:
J T Nodine, New Jersey
T S.Newcomer
G Walker, Massachusetts
J I, Glover
John Wilson. Albany
Capt J J Fenlin
To Avoid tub Dangers of a Cough ok
COLD, use an effective remedy it once—one that, whilst
it destroys the disease, strengthens the system, and,
renders it less liable to a re-attaok. Snob is
“Dr. Ewayne’s Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry,”
“Dr. Swayne’s Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry. ”■
“Dr. Swayne’s Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry.”
* * It cleanses the Lungs of t all impurities,”
‘' Infusing strength, vigor, and new life”
“ Into the diseased and debilitated system.
A trial of many years has proved to the world, that
this remedy Ismoro efficacious in curing alii Throat,
Breast, and Lung Complaints, than any hitherto known
to mankind. For Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Asthma. it is
a sovereign remedy. For the weak and debilitated It
acts os a strengthening alterative. For disturbed sleep
its me will give repose. Prepared only’is Dr. SWAYNfi
A BON, No. 330 North SIXTH Sireet. Sold, by dealers
everywhere. de9-tf
One-Price Clothing, of the Latest
Styles, made in the Best Manner, expressly for BB<
TAIL SALES. LOWEST Selling Trices marked In Plain
Figures, All Goods made to Order-warranted satisfac
tory, Our Ose Pbioe Stsieu is strictly adhered to.
All ore thereby treated alike.
del2-ly JONES & CO., 004 MABKHT Street
Deafness, B?e, Ear, Throat Dishes,
and Catarrh, treated With the utmost success, by Dr.
you MOSCHEiS-KEE, Oculist and Aurist. Numerous
testimonials and the very best city references can 1» as
amined at his oflcelOJJtf WALNUT strict. deS lOt*
- Dr. Sweet’s Infallible LfNiifENT affords.
Immediate relief tor Piles. and »®4o« totta to cure.
md Chestnut streets.
D Vou Groning, Virginia ■
T W Abbott * son, N York
H G Harper. Shamobin
W Landon. Sharon. Springs
E Eldridgo, Sharon Springs
Jas Andereoa & w, N Jersey
Capt Yates * wf, USA
D D Walcott
C Alton
W L Smith, New York
Mrs B B Foate, Memphis
Mrs A B Moore, Baltimore
H Dm nine * la, Baltimore
F C Schmidt, New York
S C Evans, New York
J W Sponsler & w, Illinois
J H Walker, Mass
Mrs E W Patton, Mass
W H Otis, Brooklyn
MrsHayht. Washington
Miss Hayht, Washington
Mrs L E Carfield, N York
6 M Shoemaker, Baltimore
Mrs G Patterson, PottsvlUe
Mrs J S Patterson Potts vie
R K Jaquett * d, Del co
John Farrington, Minnesota
J N Hayes, New York
Joseph White, New York'
John Doyle, New York
GWSfhilb. W&aklaildh
T Jetori BeShleiiam. Ta
Capt M F Bowen * lady
T W Atkinson. Baltimore
8 JHanna u Washington
H Lisson, Baltimore
J C Canfield, Baltimore
Rev Osborn, Baltimore
Mrs R Hall, New Yor
k F-p Cahill, Wash V
A Hortin * sister, N Y
W Richards, Kentucky
T Crenshaw, Kentucky
J 8 Kendall, New York
WR Kirkland. New York
F. WiPairott, Bridgeport
C Knap. New Jersey
F Woodruff, lowa
E Bowen & dau, Fottsville
O W A Williams, Boston
J H Braere, Princeton, N J
G B Clark & wf, N J
E J Taylor, New York
F G Boardm&n, Boston
W u Morey, Boston
D T Parkes & wf, Boston
rtrectf below NTlntli.
Mrs Bronson * 3 ch, St Louis
Hiss Carroll, St tiouis
Jas Haywood, Baltimore
Mr & fifrsiVinal, ludiana
Wm Simmß, New York
E B Smith, Chicago
J R Parsons, Chicago
K C Barker Detroit
J W Howard, Greenville, 0
J C Persons, Greenville, 0
Mrs Faxon. Peuna
Miss Faxon, Penna
Miss Dinger. Penna
A K Sloat, Ne v York
C It Helmer, New York
Boht L Meach & w(. Penna
Miss Mench, Havrisburg
C S Boutcher, Penna
Chas B Forney, Lebanon
Wm Mortimer, New York
Mrs CGrugan,Germantown
J W Spousler Sr wf, Illinois
C Burns. New York
J J White, Boston
LT Spencer, Jersey City
Mrs R R Thompson, Balt
MrsE A'Fdbea, New York
T M Sackett, New York,
T J Emery, Cincinnati
A J Springer. Downiugton
LC Springer, DoWuingtou
Mast W Springer, Downingt
J"Y Wiiliamson, New York
A. J Rankin, Pittsburg
J W Laughlin; Penna
J Patterson, Juniata co
H Longuecker, Peuna
Bonj Grant, Erie
E G James, Burlington
H S Evans, W Chester
CJ) Bigelow, New York
C P Lindley, He W York
street, below Arch.
David Bair, :Jr, Lancaster
ST Henderson, Chattanooga
Jas Seaver, Lancaster
B U Miller, Pittsburg
W Stewart, Mercer,
B G Norris, Boston
Miss P Batemao. N Jersey
Mi?s A'Gandv. N Jersey
A M Allen. Hew York
MO Turner, Baltimore
M B Ramler, Middletown
H Rice. Columbia
Lewis Blood, Buffalo
J Schaeffer. Dauphin co
Jas Brownlee, Pittsburg
A R Jollie,'Jr, & la. N York
W H Levan, Bchyl Haven
F-ALisk, Maryland
C H.Strait, Newark, N J
J B Grim, .Kdtztown
W H Watson, Kansas
JHiglnbotham, Kansas
above Fifth*
H C Spruance. Delaware
J J Hurst, Pennsville
C Yohe, Bethlehem
C C Gill, US N *
H B Thayer, Boston
JohnGLutte:
J N Stonebr&ker, Md
F J Posey, Hagerstown
>LC Draper
8 C Evans, Milford, Del
B J-Moore, Laurel, Del
J* W Birman, Laurel, Del
Mrs Greetham, Maryland
D Nell, Dover, Del
8 H Doughty, New York
W G Parrish, New York
Geo E Hall, New York
N T Spear, New York -
street, above Third.
S HButtrick, New York
Russell Handy. B Island
W B Metcalfe, New York
Samlßerrens New York
D Potter, New- Jersey
W FallBnsbee, New Jersey
W B Rosenbaum. N Jersey
E Daniels. Rochester
Chg.B Barberson. Rochester
Lewis Murray, New York
Amos Shinkle, Kentacky
H W S ; Peck,.New Haven
Wales O Hoichkifls, Conn
itreet,2above Third,
D C Updegraft, Hagerstown
Mrs Adams & da. Penna
Miss Bucher, Harrisburg,
Mias E Anderson, Penna
D C Aughenbaugb, Md
H Madge. Williamsport
C S Fowler, Espy, Pi
Miss A. Haflsigh, Adams co
Geo Mendel, Wheeling
MiSLmon, Memphis
J Shouse, Pike co
Chas L Keck, White-Haven
J Folwell & la, Philada
Chas Tatm&n, Jr, Dal
t street, above Sixth
Mrs 8 D Chain, Lancaster
R D Wells, Downlngtown
J J Mullin, DowningJowu
A Johnston, Huntingdon
T Johnston, Lancaster
J H Thatcher, Delaware
J F Maclack. Parkersburg
Amos Townsend, Penna
J Dyer, Elizabethtown
TG Iteyl- New York
H Jones & la, Baltimore
imt) above Chestnut*
J F Howry, Strasbnrg
AM Yeager,,Enterprise
Jas Gallineri W Chester
J Bratton. Chester co
H Eckert, Lancaster _
John Lookland,. Maryland
A Baker, Delaware co
E E Bowman, Penna
M Pennock, Chester co
Lieut D S Wilkins, Penna
reet* above Third.
B H Bank, Allentown
ju Harshey & w, Lane co
T H Bbur. Lebanon
J Beinoehl. Lebanon
P Brendlinaer, Montg’y co
Hits bhiesler, Snnbury..
ond St j above Arch.
F A Godshalk
Ch arlcf* Kolp
Jonas M&rkley
Samuel Scott, Salem. N -T
Owen L Jones, Salem, N J
Jas KPatterson. Salem,N J
Jos Pearson, Allentown
X Cooper, Allentown
J S Gresmier
W B Spatz.Northumb-co.Pa
it,j above GallowlxilL
Benj Tomlinson, Byberry
Thos Hersh, Penosburg
JohuHersh, Pennabarg
F Eberhart. Catasaaqua
John Felix, Catasauqua,
Joaiah S Baker, Penna
EUasTPaul, Penna
Peter Saisa, Allentown
L R Balthiaer, Berks co
B M Woo l ward, Penna
V Dickerson. Attleboro
J Yanartsdalen, Penna
Chas E Vanar tedalen.Penna
Timothy Pickering, Penna
Wm H Bacheit, Tamaqua
treet) above Market,
W Mulholland, Penna
Wm Barly, Bristol. Pa
. Joe B Wert, New Jersey
JWStorreit • - w
Chas P Atkinson, N Jersey
John T Neely, New Hope
Nelson Cook, Stroudsburg
J B Hinman, New York
rd street, above Race
John Vanarsdale, Borne, NY
George Glatz, New fork
bamuel Gammon, Penna
Tas McHenry, New York
Thomas Marston, Boston
Charles West. U S N
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.
U, S, INTERNAL REVENUE,
TiAthe Residents of the Twenty-second., Twenty-third,
and Twenty-Jifth Wards ;
Pirrff CoLLscTioif District. PBifNamyAHri.
Ton ffift reapeitfnllr BOkiflfid that the ANNUAL AS«
ossumrc for th« &DoYnnuD«a Dlstflfit or ill dmsam
iteMo to tak on iDgomos, Carriages, pleasure Yachts,
Billiard Talftea, and Geld and Silver Plate, and also of
all persons required to take out licenses, having been
completed, the taxes aforesaid and taxes on monthly
returns for tho TWENTY-SECOND and TWENTY
FIFTH WARDS will* be received at the office, Lang
stroth's Building, GERMANTOWN, and those for the
TWENTY-THIRD WARD, at the office. FRANKFORD
6treet, Frankford, on and after MONDAY, the 23d No*-
vember. between the hours of 9 A. M. and 3 P. M.
. On WEDNESDAY, Decembers 1863, William H. Mil
ler, Deputy CoUeclor, will be at Hand’s Hotel, corner
of RICHMOND and WILLIAM Streets, between the
hours of 9 A. M. and S P. M. to accommodate those re
siding la the Twenty-flfihward.
, PENALTIES.
All persons who fall to pay their annual taxes on - or
before the 12th day of December, 1833, will Inoar a
penalty often per cent, on the amount thereof and - costs;
aa provided for In the 19th section of the Excise law of
July 1, 1882.
All persons who in like manner shall foU to take out
their license, ns required by law, on or before the said
12tb day of December, will incur a penalty oflO per cent,
additional to the amount thereof, forfeit three, times the
amount of said license, and be subject to a term of im
prisonment not exceeding two years, in accordance with
the provisions of tho 19th and 59th sections of the Excise
law aforesaid, and the 24th. section of the amendment
thereto.
Money of the United States only received. No farther
notice wilL be given,
Advice—To the Unsuccessful Office
Seeker.
ITV THE BARD OP TOWER HALL.
Though disappointed in thy quest,
Tield not to melanoholy mood.
But show the world a dauntless breast,
.•Armed with heroic fortitude.
Thu course will balk the venomed shaft
Of keen derision aimed at thee,
And many who might else hare laughed
Will own respect and sympathy.
Such proof of eoaragf and good, sense
The hearts of thinking men will sway
To help thy future course, and thence
May grow success another day.
Then, go not forth with sullen brow,
With crespin# step, and downcast eye,
Bat let thy tread be firmer now,
*>-3 leoh‘with aspect oaia »
Sfor, let »wab disordered dr<?M|
Unlike the c&refulgarb of yore,
To a contemptuous world express
That thou hast self-respect nomor a.
The wisest course, beyond dispute,
By which to check 6he victor’s jest,
Would be, in aeoraplete new suit
Now to appear, of Bennett’s beet.
The largest assortment of x Gentlemen’s Ready-made
Clothing iu Philadelphia always on. hand, at
TOWER HALL,
v No, 518 MARKET Street.
It BENNETT & 00.
Dr. Swatnb’s Compound Svp.up of Wild
Ceebrt. ■
Thousands of cases of Pulmonary Disease, which have
baffled every expedient of human skill, hare been
permanertly cured by this old standard reme
dy. To prove this'assertion, we have certifi
cates of core <so extraordinary that skeptics
are led to feel inoredulous of their truth/ -
. - No remedy has ever been, offlred
- that can compare with this
great original Wild Cherry
Compound in curing
SEVERE COUGHS, BLOOD-SPITTING,
ASTHMA, WHOOPING-COUGH,
BRONCHITIS, WEAK NERVES,
CONSUMPTION, - LIVER CO3IPLAINT,
SORE THROAT, PAINS SIDE, BREAST, &c„
And all complaints of a pulmonary.nature. Its use is
sure to bring health and returning vigor to the weak and
languid frame. Thirty years'experience, and the testimo
ny from all sections of the world, is sufficient proof of its
wonderful curative properties, Prepared only by Dr.
SWAYNE & SON, No. 330 North SIXTH St. de7-tf
Amboline, \
' F G»R THE HAIR.
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BEAUTIFIES,
ODORATEB,
LENGTHENS,
INVIGORATES.
NOURISHES,
EMBELLISHES
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A PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOUND, made entirely
from stimulating extracts of
: ROOTS, HERBS, AND FLOWERS.
Prevenls the hair falling out or from turning prema
turely gray. Ladies who desire a luxuriant head of
hair should not fail to give the AMBOLINE a trial.
Price $1 per box,' containing two bottles.
PREPARED ONLY BY
KENDALL & CO..
, i 506 BROAD WAY, New York.
AGENTS IN PHILADELPHIA,
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY, & COWDEN,
de7-mws3m No. S 3 North SIXTH Street.
Hair Dyb ]’ Hair Dye !1
BATCHKI.OR’S mtfebrated HAIR DTE is the Best in
the World. The- only Harmless, True,, and Reliable
Dye known. This splendid Hair Dye is perfect—changes
Red, Rusty, or Gray Hair, instantly to a Glossy Black
or Natural Brovm, without injuring the Hair or stain
ing the Skin, leaving the Hair Soft and Beautiful; im
parts fresh vitality, frequently restoring its pristine
.color, and rectifies the ill effects of bad Dyes. The
-genuine is signed William A. Batchelor; all others
are mere imitations, and should be avoided. Bold by
all Druggists, Ac. FACTORY, 81 BARCLAY Street,
New York. Bachelor’s new Toilet Cream, for Dressing
the Hair. 1 j29-ly
Blectrigstly Sclenttficaly Applied
by Dr. A. H STBYENS, 1418 South PENN SQUARE,
Philadelphia. . _ •' ■ n025-tf
Steinways
PIANOS.
The fame of these instruments has extended to every
»art of Europe. We find on the programme of the Phil
harmonic Concerts in Bremen and Brunswick a note
stating that the grand piano fortes used were 4 4 from the
manufactory of Messrs. Steinway & Sons, New York.”
We also see by a London paper, noticing the fact of
Willie Pape playing before the Prince and Princess of
Wales during the bridal festivities, that “the piano
used at the castle was one of Steinway & Sons’, New
Fork, which took the prize medal at the World’s Fair."
BLASIUS BROTHERS,
leK-swtf No. 1006 CHESTNUT Street
fffvfT ?f!¥f!
HOLIDAY
PRESENTS.
BTECK& CO.’S ’
PIANOS-
MASON & HAMLIN’S
CABINET
ORG A N 8
J. E. GOULD.
SEVENTH AND CHESTNUT.
DIED.
WOLBERT.—On the morning of the 6th, Miss Jose
phine Miercken Wolbert, daughter of Julia and the late
Frederick G, Wolbert,
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her
mother. No. 633 North Nineteenth street, below Coateß,
this (Wednesday) morning, the 9th inst., at 10 o’clock,
interment at Laurel Hill. *
CROSSMAN.—On Tuesday morning, the Bth instant,
Charlie H.. son of James H. and Mary Ann Crossman,.
aged 18 yean?.
His relatives and friends are invited to attead*his
funeral,, from hiB father’s iesidence. No. 1423 Chestnut
street. on Friday, the 11th instant, at 1 o’clock. ***
DAYIB.—On the 3d instant, iu Woodbury, at the resi
dence of her sister, Mary Ann Johns, Esther, daughter
of the late Thomas and Esther Davie, of Woodsfcown,
jew Jerrey. ... - - *
[Woodbury and Baleia papers please copy.) t
BROOMBLL.—On the morning of the Bth instant, of
disease contracted in camo, while defending ths State
from invasion, James P. Brobmell, in the 29th year of
his age. -
His friends are respectfully invited to call at the Com
meicial Hotel, Sixth street, above Chestnut, on Thurs
day, December 10, 1863, from 10 to 1 o clock. laterment
to take place from the residence of his brother, Jr seph B.
Broomell, McWUliamstown, Chester county, Pa., on
Friday. Dec. 11. at 2 o’clock P. M. * **
[Chester county papers pie i*e copy. 1
Black dress goods.—cash-
MERES, Velour Bops, Tamises, 3-4 and 6-4 Mous
•ellnes, Merinoes, Henrietta Cloths or silk-warp Cash
meres, Ottoman Poplins, Irißh Poplins, English and
french Bombazines, Alepines, corded Mousseliues, Aus
tralian Crapes, Baratheas, Turin Cloths, Paramattas,
DeLaines, Oriental Lustres, Alpacds and Mohair Lustres,
Reus Anglais,Mourning Silk, Armure, Poult de Sole and
Gros Grain Bilks. BoSSON & SON,
0c23 ' Mourning Store, No. 018 CHESTNUT Street.
TXAVANA BROWN AND ROYAL
II PURPLE FINE FXRNCH MERINO. '
EIRE& LANDELL.
TTAYANA brown and hum-
II BOLDT PURPLE SILK-FACED POP LINS. t
- EYRE.A LANDELL.
TTAYANA BROWN AND:. HUM-
H BOLDT PURPLE RICH PLAIN SILKS & MOIRES.
de4 . , BYRE & LANDELL;
GOUGH’S LECTURES ONTHURS-
AND FRIDAY EVENINGS.—A few tickets
.still remaining, and may be had at .Martian’s, 606
? Chestnut street, and at the doors on the evenings of the
Lectures.; Doors open at 7 oclock, Lectures at 8
o’clock. . de9-2t»
GRAND FAIR IN AID OF THE CD
TIZENS’ VOLUNTEBR HOSPITAL,at CONCERT
Hall, commencing on MONDAY, December 14, 1863. .
Owing to the limited number of cash donations received
lately, the Ladles have determined to hold a GRAND
FAIR at CONCERT HALL, commencing December 14th.
Donations of Fanoy Articles, Books, China. Confection
ery, Refreshments, Ao.j.Ac., are earnestly solicited, and
may be sent to the Hospital or any of the following,
ladies:
Mrs. £. Off, No. 69 8. Twentieth street; Mrs. T. L.,
Gifford, No. 616 Washington avenue; Mrs. E. A. Mat
thews, No. 1233 Locust street: Mrs, M. A. Aston, No. 606.
Paxton street; Mrs M. McManus, No 260 8. Twentieth
streetj Mrs Charleton, No. 1018 Vine street; Mrs. M. Ma
guire, No. 1102'Poplar street; Mrs. J. Snyder, No. 1224
Christian street; Miss M. Johnson. No. 1331 Christian
street', Mrs. E. Middleton, No-214 Monroe street; Mrs.
Price I Patton, No. 2015 Spruce street. . de9-wf2t
OFFICE OF THE ASSIGNED OF
THE NATIONAL SAFETY INSURANCE AND!
TRUST COMPANY, No. South FOURTH Street.
In view of a dividend shortly to be made, the deposi
tors who have not already done so are requested to leave
their books for settlement* tnat they may be in readiness
for the Auditor to be appointed to audit the first account
of the Assignee. BeoeiptswiU be given for-the books,,
and the hooks returns d-as soon as they are examined and
settled. Office honrafrom ID to 3 o’clock. de9-ws2t* ■
THE 3HTINING.
§2B* COMPANY, Nk ai NASBAD Street, New York,
December 7, Annual Meeting of the Stock
holders of this Oompany will be hridf.at the CONTI
NENTAL HOTEL, la the city of Philadelphia, at It A.
M. on MONDAY; January 4.1864. m
Tne Annual Election of Dir«ctorß will be held oa the
same day, between the hours of 12 and 2 P. ; M.
The Transfer, Bookfc will be cloned on Saturday, De
cember 19.1333, and reopened on Tuesday, January 5,
1864. By Girder. J. B. BANDOL,
1 de9-20t - Secretary.
ANNUAL MEETINGOF" THE
UNION LEAGUE.—The Annual Meeting of tbe
Mtm>ars of the Union League of Philadelphia will be
held at the LEAGUE HOUSE on MONDAY, December
14, a&8 o’clock P. M. •
Members are earnestly requested to as bu
slaaes of importance will be laid before the meeting.
'By order of the Board'of DirectoiA.
deS-6t , . GEO. H. MOggß, Secretary.
gfcjgfc COLUMBUS, PI4 T JA AND INDIANA
RAILROAD COMPANY.-A meeting of the
BONDHOLDERS be held at the BOARD OF TRADE
ROOMS, on FRlDAY'next, the 11th lust., at twelve
o'clock M. attendance Is requested, as import
ant tnformationT**Al be imparted. J. T. THOMAS
de£-4t . -» Secretary of Committee.
«sSSEg^S(SMsa3SSfis^ss
SIUBKr. pHii AD]!uiH]Ai Do< ,„ mb 7> 1363 .
; DiMrterabf M The Reliance InßurauceCo., or Phi-
a dividend of FODR
‘ (4) uer cent; on the capital stockjrt this Company for the
past six months, payable to tbo Stockholders or their la
tal representatives,free Of
...-deB lot THOS.C. HU»L,
THE PRESS.-PHH.ADELPHIA; WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER J, 1863:
MTTMMft&S&g* eScHfr
nne. above 1 welfth street, will be given bythaiadUs
of the W. &■ Cbnrches in this city. oaTIIOBSDAY EYB
- DecooiberlOth, at the N AXX ON All G CARD HALL,
RACE Street, below Sixth. Bishop Simpson. D. D., and
other distinguished speakers will speak on tha occasion.
Donations will bo received on THURSDAY MO RtflNG,
at theHALb, or by any of the managtre... Tickets sl.'
MRS. T. TIAMMET, President.
HRS A. W. RAND. Treasurer.
BIISS L. SIIELMERDftfB, Sec’y '
I*s7* THE
VBLSARY of the PHILADELPHIA B£JBLE 80-
CIETY will be held (D. V. ) at CONCERT HALL, on
WEDNESDAY Evening* 9th December. at 7K- o’clock;
Addresses may be expected from the Rsr. Bishop
SIMPSON and theßfcV. JOHN 11. SUYDA tt. deB 2t
PAIR FOR THE BENEFIT OPTHE
|<£> PENN RELIEF ASSOCIATION FOR SICE AND
WOUNDED SOLDIERS,—The Ladles of the Penn Re
lief Association Intend holding a FAIR at SPUING GAR
DEN INSTITUTE, Northeast corner BROAD and
SPRING GARDEN Streets, commencing Dec. Bth at 3 P.
M., continuing through the week.
Coffee. Fried Oysteiß, Chicken Salad, &c., from 12 M.
to 10 P. M.
Contributions of Fancy articles, Books, Confectionery,
Ac., will be thankfully received. de7-6t
pc?* FREDERICK DOUGLASS WILL
HCb. Lecture on THURSDAY EVENING NEXIV 10th
of December, at 8 o’clock, at CONCERT HALL, on
-THE MISSION OF THE WAR,” ’
for the benefit of the Cooper Shop and Union Refresh
ment Saloon* ;
Tickets 26 cents,' for sale at 1210 Chestnut street;
T. B Pugh. Southeast corner of Sixth and Chest
nut streets; Caleb H. Needles, S. W. corner of Twelfth
and Race; Anti-Slavery Office. No. 106 North Tenth
street; 718 Lombard street; at the Refreshment Saloons;
and at the door on the night of the Lecture. d7-4t
JOHN W. COWELL.
Collector.
FRAWKFORD, PA„ DECESIUER
4th, 186 S meeting of the Stockholders of the
NATIONAL BANK OF PHILADELPHIA, to ba located
atFrankford. will be held at WRIGHT’S INSTITUTE,
on FRIDAY EVENING, December Uth, at 7K o’clock,
for the purpose of electing Nine Director* of the Associa
tion. NaTHAK HILLES, Chairman.
W. H. Rhawk. Secretary, das 6t*
MERCANTILE LIBRARY.-THE
stockholders of ttis Company have voted to issue
to each person who Bhail bo a stockholder on the Ist of
January, 1864, an additional share of Btock without
charge. All who purchase shares before that time will
be entitled to the benefit of this measure. Thus, by
taking a share at once, two persons may become stock
holders, paying oily five dollars each. On shares pur
chased at the library no tax will be charged for the re
mainder of this year. FKce, Ten Do lar.«, A share of
this stock would constitute a most valuable andnssfal
Christmas present. Stockholders wishing to duplicate
their stock are requested to leave their certificates with
the Librarian, and register in a book now open for chat
purpose, under their own signature, the name of the
person to whom they wish the new certificate made out.
Thofe who have lost their certificates may have them re
newed. , • • ■ , de7-6t
gpmufi gab:
BUTICWWD_
TrniiAP:
An Annual meeting of this :
&tii last, at which the follow
to serve the ensuing year :
. Morris B. AftllcJc, Thomas Marsh,
F. B. Atmote, A. V. Murphey,
C. P. Bower, John M Ogden,
James Chambers, James Peters,
Joseph H. Coliins, Bichard Peterson,
John H Dohnert, ißratl Peterson,
Edmund Deacon, Franklin Shoemaker,
Daniel B. Erdman, William Vanderveer,
Joseph W. G&skill, David Van'derveer,
John Q. Ginno&o, Ilanry Warner,
' John Godbou. Francis V. Warner,
-Thomas Mather, Joseph Wayne.
, JoiephJ. Williams,
SAMUEL W. BLACK was appointed Collector for the
Society. Any donations in money or provisions will be
thankfully received by him or any of the Managers..
JAMES PETEBB, President,
1*33 Poplar Street.
JOHN M. OGDEN, Vice President,
*46 Marshall Street.
THOMAS MATHE B*. Treasurer,
1106 Walt ace Street.
JOSEPH J. WILLIAMS. Secretary,
1*39 Arch Street.
A Dividend of THREE AND A HALE PER CENT.,
clear of State tax, has been declared on the Pre
ferred. Stock, payable In Cash or Common Stock, at the
option of the holder, on and after the 31st December next,
to the stockholders as they shall stand registered on th 9
books at the close of business on the 17th Inst. '
Holders of certificates which have been discharged
from this office, or either of the Transfer Agencies, are
particularly requested to have them duly registered on
the Transfer Books to which they have been transferred,
prior to the 17th inst.
Stockholders whoso names are registered on the New
York books will be paid at the Fanners’ Loan and Trust
Company, and those whose names are registered on the
Boston books will be paid at the office of Messrs. I. E.
Tnayer & Brother. S. BRADFORD,
deS-tf : Treasurer.
MANUFACTURERS’ INSURANC.
COMPARE. Office, No. *ll WALNUT Street.
Philadelphia, December 4. 1863,
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Manu
facturers’ Insurance Company will be held at the offloe,
on MONDAY, January 4,1864, between the hours of 4
and 6 o’clock P. M., for the purpose of electing Ten Di
rectors to serve for the ensuing year.
de4-lm WM PETTIT, Secretary.
JERSEY SHORE, PINE CREEK,
&<£» AND ST AT E- LINE RAILROAD.-Notioe is hereby
given, that the Commissioners of this Company will
meet at the GIRARD HOUSE, in. this city, on the iotb
day of DECEMBER next, to open books, receive sub
scriptions, and permanently organize said Company.
N ovember 25.1363: n.027-tdelQ
The Annual Meeting: of the Stockholders of the 1 * Be
liance lnsurance Company, of Philadelphia, n will be
held at their .Office on MONDAY, December 21st, 1663,
at 12 o’clock M., and the Annual Election of Thirteen
Directors, to serve for the ensuing year, will be held on
the same day. at the same place, between the hoars of
12 M. and 2 o’clock P. M. THOS. C. HILL,
no3o-td2l Secretary.
CORN EXCHAI
AO» DELPHIA, Noyemb<
BAYARD TAYLOR. WILL LEO
TUREi under the auspices of the ‘‘Bancroft
Literary Union, M at tbo ACADEMY OF MUSIC,TUESDAY
Evening, December 16th, at Bo’olock.
Subject — I ‘Russiaand her People. ’*
Admission, 26 Gents, Reserved seats. 60 Cents.
Tickets may be bad. and smtts wecured, at Gonld'a Mu
sic Store. SEVENTH and CHBSTWUT Streets. de7-a*
DSW SOVP SOSIE9V,
3D strut, mi 6fßu&d«-
December 0, 1833.
Society was held November
(ring Managers were elected
PHIIiADEUPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD COMPANY, Office No. 427 South
FODRTHjStreet, Philadelphia, December 2,1863.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.—The Transfer Books of this
Company will be closed on. THURSDAY, 17th. Instant,
and reopened on TUESDAY, January 12,1861.
A Dividend of SEVEN PER CENT., clear of State tax,'
has been declared on the Common Stock. payable in
-Common Stock on and after the 31st December next to
the holders thereof as they shall stand registered on the
books at the close of business on the 17th last.
SURGEON-ARTIST’S OFFICE,
FOR MUTILATED SOLDIERS.—SOLDIERS who
have lost an ARM or LEO in the serviqp; and desire the
Patent “PALMER Limbs ” to be supplied by Govern
ment, should return this notice immediately to this of
fice, stating their loss by letter, with nam&company,
regiment, and residence. 8.-. FRANK P-ffimEß,
0c22-tf 1609 CHESTNUT Btreet. Philadelphia.
OFFICE OF THE RELIANCE IN
bSE* SORANCE COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA,
No. 308 WALNDT Street. -
Philadelphia, November 30th, 1883.
JGE BA.NK. PHttA
ler 23d, 1863.
iat. tho following Stockhold
:tors of the Com Exchange
G. CatteU.
Christian J. Hoffman,
: H. W. Catherwood* -
Edmund A. Bonder, .
Charles E.'Wilkins,
Dayid Vanderveer,
Jonathan Knight,
i Board this day ALBX. G.
monely re-elected President;
r ice President,and JOHft W.
J. W. TOERE .
Cashier.
At the Election, held 16th In
era were duly elected Direci
Bank;
Alexander
James Steel.
Robert Ervien,
William P. Oox,
Samuel T. Canby.
Philips. Mingle,
John P. Gross,
And at the meeting of the
CATTELL, Esq., Was ud anil
ALEX.WHILLDIN, Esq.,Vi
TORKEY, Cashier.
n024-3m
NOTICE.—THE ANNUAL MEET
ING of the Stockholders of the PiTTSTON GOAL
COMPANY, at which five Directors, a Treasurer, and a
Secretary, are to he elected, will he heIdonTUE3D4Y,
December 15.1863, at 3o’clock P. M., at the Office of the
Company, 108 South FOURTH Street, Philadelphia.
dell2t+ SAMUEL DUTTON, Secret try.
MItITAKY NOTICES.
t HEADQUARTERS OF PROVOST
MARSHAL FIRST DISTRICT, 'PENNSYLVANIA*
South THIRD Street.
PinTvADEiipHiA, December 7th, 1863.
Whereas, complaints-have been made that errors have
occurred in the enrolment of the National forces by the
omLeion of names as we'las Improper enrolments,
Public attention is called to the enrolment lists now
posted on the corners and elsewhere.
First The name of any person omitted may be added
to these listß, and citizens are requested to notify the
Board of Enrolment of such omissions in order that the
operation of the draft may be just and uniform.
Second Any person enrolled may appear before the
Board before December 20, 1863, and show satisfactorily
that be D not and will not be at.the time fired for the
next draft liable to military duty an account of alienage,
non-residence, unsuitableness of. age* 'manifest ‘per
manent disability. and have his name stricken off.
CAIJTJ ON. —All persons are cautioned against defacing
or tearing down the enrolment lists posted on the cor
ners. as these bills are watched, and any person defect
ed in -violating this order will be arrested and punished
by military law. v WM. E.'LEHMAN,
Contain and P™*- <hal First District,>Pa.
Joptain and Provost Marshal First District,«
K 8.-r-Froprietors of Pnblic Houses will be famished
With the enrolment lists,to be exposed for public exami
nation, by application at these headquarters. flifrtf
u WANTED, FOB THE UNITED
Si STATES MARINE CORPS (a varied and excitina life
i|fby sea and land), six hundred able-bodied men to
"■» perform the duties of a soldier at oar Nary Yards and
aboard United States thips-of war on foreign stations:
Better compensation than tbe army. A ship-o 5» war is
a comfortable home. The. Marine* Corps is the best
equipped Infantry in the service. Prize money in abund
ance, .
Two dollars ■will lie paid to any one who ■brings an. ac
cepted recniit to this office.
For all other information apply, daily, at the only
regular and long established Marine .Recruiting Ren
dezvous in the city* at No. 311 South FRONT Street,
below Spruce, between the hours of. nine &ud three
o’clock. JAMES LEWIS,
Captain andJßecrnitinff Officer,
No. 311 South FROOTStreet. %
EDUCATIOKAIi.
BNGINE 13 KS AND MACHINISTS
-Li PREFACED for tie U. S. Navy at TENTH and
CALLOWBILLSIreetB. H. B. —Englnearikfia the Navy
are very roucK needed now- des-7t*
TT IL L A G E GREEN SEMINARY,
* NEAS MEDIA. PA.—Pupils received, at any time.
English* Metliematicß, Classics, and Natural Sciences
taught. Military Tactics, Book-keeping, and Civil En
gineering taught. Entire expenses about 93 per week.
Boys of all ages taken. Befersto Wel H. Kern, ex-
Sheriff; John C. Capp& Co., No. 23 South Third street,
and Thomas J. Clayton. Esq,, Fifth nni' Prune streets.
Address Kev. J. HABYBx BABTON, A. M-, Village
Green,Fa. : nos-tf
NOTICE. —PJIILA BELP'HIA AND
READINO RAILROAD COIIPANY.
EBADiyu,. J.-fovember 2S, 1863.
The public is respectfully informed*, that on and after
MONDAY* DECEMBER 14.
all passengers who do not
PUBCEASE.THSIBf.TI©KETS
"Beiore entering the Car*
Will be charged TWENTYr-PIYB/GSNTS extra on cash
ticket purchaßed on.t'no.train- for-which they Trill obtain
from the conductor
A^CHECErBEGaiPT.
Thle Receipt will,be. redeemed* and twenty-five spats
paid therefor, in., cash, np.on. its presentation'aia any
TICKET OFFICE of the .Compaor. •
G;. A..NIOOLLSi,
General SnperintOadoTit.
TUMELIiB’S COMPOUND SYETJP OP
V DOCK.is .successful as a remedy* because these tvho
use it pronounce.it tbe hoot
COUGEiSYJtUP,
the nest Blood BariQer, tie most efficient iovugorator,
and the best Cure for Scrofula ever offered io.lho public.
Sold by- the proprietor* ■ F. JUHBLLS,
1535 MAHK3T Street,
And a&Proggißts.
F)B SALE OEEAP—A LIOHT, NO
TQP WAGON«.with aetof single Harness, nearly
new, and in complete order.for sale aheap. Apply at
ElflßY BTJDDx’s "Wine and Liana?.-, Store. Iso. 145
North- SECOND Street., de9-at*
TOHN OLIVER’S EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE for COLORED HELP, &2S CHERRY Street*
between Sixth and Seventh Streets., des-7t* •
TYEAE MADE TO HB^B—INSTKW-
A/ raonte toasei&t the Bearinpv in. every variety, and
of the moat-approved conatrnc'iola, a.fc:P. MADfilßAjjs*
115 South TENTH StTQet, frelow.flheatnnt. ded-St*
t—CROSS-' PHILABEI*
\J PHIA BUSINESS DIRECTORY for 1864. (fifth an
nual edition,} is now in couj», of publication, Busi
ness men aro r©quested noi to,glve tbeir subscriptions or
adYertieementa to aay person unless they aro»proyiaed
■with’a PEIS TED ABT HOBJIfT signed bytho Publishers.
,B* M. GROSS 6 CO. •
Qj&ptix 33T CHfiSTNSff Street.
WILLIAM KINS’S ALCOHOL, CAM.
T 7 PHIKE, and OTBJSING FLUID. resolved fresh
dally from Factory, had, for sale by WH KINO. Ilf
.ARCH Streett Factors, 1347 and 1345- ERANKFOHB
Hoad. - . . : deMm.
pAEBON CiL-500 BASBKLS NA
TBOHA. aiod other celebrated brands, In stare,, and
for sale by WMaIHO, 117 ARCH Street, tde&Jm*
T> EDUQED P RIGES.—CHARLES
AV pONOftHUE, 33 S. WA£ER Street, laying con
cluded to retire from business, now offersfor sale the
balance of his large and yawed *tock ($ Steam-refined
STTGAB6, Steam sVBUP MOLASSES, and
COFFEE, at rednced cash, prices. d&3-12t»
TEST LOOK AT IT-ONLY ONE
Chimney needed for a Coal Oil Lamp in a number
of years,-if-you set t&Q FIRE-FROOF CONS;
CAIi CHIMNEY, " now jdade- for the mill Lon,; and sold
low; wheTe&B, ytass fj'tiimneys are oontinually bmi*
ins. Call and. n? tb- jDI , or address- j
Aaent for the Mannfi^tnrer.,
- , r • Ho. 331 HortbSECOHD Street,;
• A#-?*!- ... ... -VkUadelpUtt.;
HOMDAY GOODS.
Q.OODS FOB PRBBENTS;
JOHN NT. FINN,
S. E. COR. ARCH AND 7th STS.,
NOW OFFBBSi
SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
FANCY COLOQNEB,
FINE MOROCCO SATCHELS,
POCKET BOOKS,
EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS,
FINE BRUSHES, in great variety,
GLOVES of every description,
FANCY BOOK-MARKERS,
HAND, MIRRORS, SCISSORS,
and a variety of other handsome and usafttl articles
at REASOIfABLH PKIOB3.
JOHNT Xvl. F-Xlsrisr,
S; E. COR. ARCH AND 7th STS.
deO*Wßm9t
ESTABLISHED IN 1812.
holiday presents.
WILLIAM WILSON & SON,
Southwest Corner of FIFTH and CHERRY Streets.
SILVER WARE.
Xlave on hand a Large, Handsome, and Heneral
Assortment of SILVER : for Holiday
Freeenta, of our own manufacture, of the finest quality,
and highest standard of Silver. Also,
PLAT KIT) WARE.
A large, and general assortment of superior PLATED
WARE, of English and American make, TfAITESS.
TEA SETS, fiic.
MSf" Old Silver bought and taken- in exchange.
Highest price'Riven. do9*td3l
J?OR CHRISTMAS.—
- GLASS BHADES-KOUND.
GLASS SHADES—OVAL.
GLASS SHADES—SQUARE.
Ferneries in Great Variety. , '
HaBTELL & LETCHWOBTH,
No-13 North. FIFTH Street
HOLLD AY PRESENTS.
CASSIDY & Bi&Ir,
No. 1% SOUTH ‘SECOND STREET,
Would invite attention to their stock of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
DIAMOND AND GOLD; JEWELRY,
SILVER AND SILVER‘PLATED WARE.
Suitable for Holiday and Bridal Presents, all of which
will be sold at reasonable prices. defflm
TTOLIDAY GIFTS.—GOLD SPKCTA
cIee, Gold Ere Glasses, Stereoscopes and Stereo
scopic Views, Card Photographs, Photosrapa Albums,
Microscopes, Magic Lanterns, Spy Glasses, Opera Glasses,
Officers’ Field-Glasses for Army and - Navy use, Pocket
Compasses, Mathematical Instruments, Kaleidoscopes,
Thermometers, and a variety of other articles—appro
priate ffifte for the season.
MoALLISTEB & BROTHER,
del-Mal-if *3B CHESTNUT Street.
RETAir. DRY GOODS.
JOSEPH AND WILLIAM E. WOOD,
IMPORTERS,AND DEALERSTN ■
CI.OXHS, CABSIMERES, -VESTINGS,'.
AJTD
TAILORS’ TRIMMINGS;
WHOLESALE AND BE TAIL,
NO. 8 NORTH SECOND STREET,
deS-lm PHILADELPHIA.
ARMY GOODS.
JIROTHINGHAM A WELLS-
BAVB FOX SALS,
HIAVY. MEDIUM, AND LIGHT SHBBTIKGS AHD
SHIKTIHGS.
STANDARD BRILLB.
HEAVY CAHTOS FLAJnTBLS. '
WASHIHGTOH AND VICTORY CAMBRICS AND
BILECIAS.
BBOWJf, BLEACHED, AND CORSET JEANS.
JfO. 1» WORSTED YAEH, &0. «o2l>lf ii-
0 W.SIMONS & BBOTHEBj
SANBOM-BTRSET HALL, PHILADELPHIA.
MANUFACTURERS 01 JBWELBX.
FINE SWORDS,
\ AND.
military; GOODS IN -EVERY VARIETY.
(n26-ifSm
PHOTOGRAPHS.-
IPB - S I Z E
PHOTOGRAPHS COLORED in oil.
TEOMAIS SMITH’S
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY;
NOB. 143 AND 144 NORTH NINTH STREET:
An. assortment of FRAMES constantly on hand.
■ SET-LIGHT ON THE GROUND PLOOP..
■
PAINTINGS AND ENGRAVINGS *
L EGAN T M IRE OHS-,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT.
NEW ENGRAVINGS-,
FINE OIL PAINTINGS**
JUST RECEIVED.
EARLE'S GALLERIB S>,
815 CHESTNUT STREET.
INSURANCE COMPANIES,
OFFICE OF THE DELAWARE MU- i
V TUAL safety INSURANCE CO.,
Philadelphia November 11,1863. |
The following statement of the affairs of tha Company I
is published in conformity with a provision of its
PREMIUMS RECEIVED from Not. 1. 1662,*0 0ct.31,1863; 1
On Marine and Inland Risks... .s39£ 849 08
On Fire Risk* 1ie,633-03
>,462 U
Premiuinß on Policies not off NoTem
berl, 1863.. 208,395 08
PREMIUMS MASKED OFF as earnG&.froinllovem'ber
1, 1862, to October SI. 1563; -
On Marine and Inland Eiskß, $379->4BB 3d.
On Fire Ri5k5....... 102,516 44- -
f .-$181,334 78
Interest during Game period, .-saK
rases,
COGLS664O
LOSSES, EXPENSES, &c„. during thayear as above:
Marine and Inland Navigation. , - „
‘Losses $176,444-10
Fire 40,760 59--
Return Premiums 40iE2W;0*
Re-insurances J52,'131-87 "
Agency Charges, Advertising, Prints. o _ „
friff, 19,372 70-
Taxes 8,231 £6
Expenses, Salaries, Sent,. Ac. 15,428'81 _
. — l Swoo, 234 19
ASSETS OF THB COMPAITr,
- • .1* 1863.,-
6100,000 United States fcve: par-cent. 507,000 00
78-000 “ eis-i>er>cant.'Xoans-20s M 78*000 00
Kl>ooo - 44 41 OO
60,000 “ 7 3-10 per Notes* 63.260 00
100,000 State of Pennsylvania 6-PBr-e.Gnt,Loan.loO, 997 60
54,-000 6-per-cent.' " 67,880 00
123,060 Philadelphia Clfcy S-psr-cent.^lioan..>>l27,62B 00
80,000 State 6f Tennessee 0-per-cent. Lean.. 15,000 00
20,000 Pennsylvania'ltsilroad firahsnortgas* •
6-per-cent, bonds* • 22,300 00
60i0C0Peim8Tlva3i4„Eailroad.aM0i3id'mart- -" •
gage 6-per-ceat. bonds* 63,250 00
15,C0Q
panv, principal.and interest guajan
‘ tied by the fcity of Philadelphia 16,000 00
6.000 lOOshareaßtockPennsylvaniaßailroad ''
C0mpany..........7,225 50
•- fijfl&O 100 shaaes 'Stock. Horth Pennsylvania
Railroad Company**-*.* » 2,660 00
21.000 Unite.VStet.es Treaat&ry Certificates of . _ •
Indebtedness.... 21,420 00
123,700 Loans on .Bend an& ; Merigag<fc amply
eetftVftl ..,.123,720 00
$791,760pa7 r -cOBt, s7oB,7B7:l^...m.aiketvalue, 794.200.60
Real Estate.. 33,363 36
Ear#' Receivable, for insurances
• ’.sftade.. ».••»««« * »»•** Kit, 347 81
Sftialnces due at Ageneiefr—preml
i pms oh accrued
‘ Interest, and ohvar debts due the M • >
Company... 28,91087
Scrip and Stock of tsundry Insurance
and other Companies,, $5,803. Es
timated vdlue, -
Cash, on deposit with Uni
ted States 'Govornawnt, _ -•
subject to- ten sBo.ooo 00,
Cash, in Banks. ~ 38,688 33
Cask, in drawer-.,.........._J00_60
Philadelphia* Hot. 11, 1863.
The Board oSiDlrectora have this declared a Cass
Dividend of 1W Per. Gajrr. on the,CAPITAL STOCK,
and Six Pbr.Ckwi. Interest on the SCRIP of the Com
payable on and after the Ist Ueoemher proximo.
They have also declaaod a Scrip of FomtPrr
Cert, on the BARKED.PBBMniMs lor the year ending Oc
tober 31,1363, certificates for which will be issnod to the
parties entitled to th* same, on and after the let Secern*
GATES 09 PROFITS of the Company, for the years 161%
and 1820; beredeemed in cash, at the office ofthe Com
pany, on' and after January & 18&, all interest thereon
to cease onthai.day- - ■ , , _ __ • .'
V&- No certificate of vrzfite issued By the
Ackofrlricotworativn, nocerki/tcate shall issue unlejs
claimed wH&n two year&afterthe deelaratton eft*
dfoutendtehgreo/ iiisttaidenee.
SIEECTOfiS:
James C.Hand,
William'O. Ludwig,,
Joseph H. Seal,
Dr, R. M. Huston*
George G.Leiper,
Hugh Craig.
Charles Kelley,
Jacob P. Jones,,
James B. McFarland,
Joshua P. Ey?a,
Spencer M’ll^aioe,
John B. Semple,PitUburj,
A. B. Beraar, Pittsburg.
TboraaaC. Hands,
John.Q. Davis,
Edmund A. Solder,
Tbeophllus Fotudinz,
John R. Penrose,
James Tractaair,
Henry C. -Daltett, Jr.«
Robert Burton,
Samuel B/. stoke**
J. F. Pehtaton,
Henry Sloan,
17m. «. Boulton,
Edward Darlington*
H^on„tooke. ra()MA
> JOHN C
HENRY LYLBXJRN, Secrt
PAME INSURANCE COMPANY, NO
X * O3 CHKBTNOTSt^ot
Franele N. Bnck. ]• E. D. Woodruff,
Ctaß. Riolmrdson, Geo.
Henry Lewis, Jr., JohnKeesler. Jr..
JohnV. Eyermaa. OhM. Etoies,
PhiUp S. Juntloa. : A H..B.osonhelm.
O. w. Davis, -Joßeph D. EUI».
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ACADEMY OF MUSI®.
ITALIAN OPERA.
BISTS 9EAHD OPERA NIGHT.
THIS <WSBgisbAYl"^Nim T MB. «. kVi.
FIRST TIME IN PHILADELPHIA.
Ew. JOSEPHINE HBDOBI,
In her unfi vailed character of . .j
LADY MACBETH -
Big. FERNANDO BELLINt,
In hiagreat role of MACBETH/ „
In Verdi's celebraied Opera, In four ftbt*. «
MACBETH.
Tv . Which will be produce! wi;h ,
REW AND COSTUMES, APPOINT-
And tbs following very complete cost: . „
MACBETH-. gig. FBRaANDC BELLINf.
LADY Macbeth.;*...:Ztodame JOSEPHINE KKpORt,
MACnUFF ...Signor O. LOTTt
BANQUO D. COLEBTTL
Malcolm - Signor Eelohardi.
The D0ct0r.......... Sinor HnUar.
Lady Macbeth's Attendant.... .Miss MHber.
Fairies, Witches, Soldiers, Aaeseeine, Attendants, &a
CONDBCTO Signor J. NUNO.
ON FRIDAY: EVENING. DEO. lUh,
BEVENTH GRA>ND_OF3RA NIGHT
card.
. The public are reapectfcHy informed that the manage
ment, grateful for the encouragement given to the Italian
Opera, and anxioui to comply with the general retjueetr
has determined to give
BJX MORE orSRA.Ni(?£TS. .
WHICH WILL BE POSITIVELY 'Y3E LAST.
Ah the company has, by coatrict, to appear in Baltimore
on the 21at instant. .
The six nights will take placd ;oh FRIDAY, tltH, SA
TURDAY. the 12th, MONDAY, the 14th. WEDNESDAY,
the 10th, FRIDAY, the 18th, and SATURDAY? tile 19th of
The Operas to be performed will £e selected from the
repertoire of the Company, whichio so ext'enpiTe, varied,
and new, that no Opera will be reported, unices by spe
cial req.ueit of the patrons of the Opera ’
ON FRIDAY EVENING. DEfOuh.
SHVBJITH GBAND OP B NI ®HT,
When Verdi’s celebrated maslet'.work of
. UN BALLO IN MASCHER*. .r-
WUI be g;Ven, with an unprecedentedly greet cut.
Full particulars in to-morrow’s advertisement,
A SUBSCRIBERS
- /£2j. o ,.Y2£h to renew their subsciption fur the eußoimt
LAST SIX NIGHTS are respectfully give
notice at the Box- Office before THURSDAY? December
ICth, 4P. M.
. The sale of seemed seats and tickets felony of th®
above-named performances will commence this morn
ing, at 9, at the Box Office of the Academy, Ft Lefr
poldt’s Bookstore, 3328 Chestnut street,' an d :r z.i7FfSm
Pugh ? s Bookstore, corner of Sixth and Chestnut 'atreett
TVJEW CHESTNUT-ST. THEATER—
Tresses and Manager ..Mr WM. wnK4Tff.Br.
THIS EVENING. Der 9.
FOR THE FIRST TIWR-IN AWEKtCA,
AN ENTIRE*,-? NE W PLA Y.
Adapted from, the German by Frank Ibersoa Jsr
ylb» Esq.
THE NATURE,
JOHANNA'OEANSBBN
Witt sustain the Original Parser
POLTXENE. • *
The Play will be produced with
A MOST POWESFvTL.CAST. . . j
Complete Stage Appointments, and Admirable
Scenery.
Mr. J. McCullough as.. ...~The Barf.
Mr. J. Martin a5..>>«»...«.. ..'Agamemnon—lteese*.
Mr. H. P. Grattan aa. Countess LllyttelA.
M’LLE JOHANNA CLAUSSKf jeriU -introduce tke
Songs, ‘*Snnny Days will and ** Lite's
a Dance.” .
To conclude with the charming Musical Burietta,
the swiss coinage: ■
................-rJohanna Claus#**,
With, amongf-t other Mb sir,'therSong”of
'•THE CAPTAIS."
Conductor. Mr- MABKHASBT.EK.
On THURSDAY EVENING, Dsc; 15, 1883.
For the first time this season,
ED WIN FORREST
AS JACK CADS,
In Judge Conrad’s Great America2>Tragedy of the
eame name. de»-5t i
MBS.-JOHN DREW’S NISW ARGHV
"•*- STREET THEATRE—AROH Street, above Sixth.
THB GREAT DRAMATIC ALLIANCE.
J. W. WALLACE, E. L. DAVENPORT; aad. Mr*.
TO-HIGHT, (WEDNESDAY,) 1865,
Bulwer’s great Comedy or
MONEY. - -
Alfred Evelyn..
Bir Frederick Blunt.
Clara.
To conclude with
TURN HIM OUT.
Nobbs .Stusri: 'Rbfesoa,
Prices as üßnal. Curtain rises at o'clock, v •
WALNUT-STREET THEATRES
* * Lessee*. Mrs. U. A. GARSfi'rTSOE.
The great demand for seats, to witness the
personations of
MR. J. 8. CLARKE.
Induces the Manager to offer ANOTHER GREAT BILL.
THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, Dec-Stir.
Embracing Comedy. Farce, and Drama. Clarice as
Jeremiah Beetle, in the BABES IN THE WOODS.
Clarke as Brown, IN MT NEIGHBOR’S WTPB.
To conclude with JONATHAN BRADFORD. .
Box Office open from 10 till 3 o’clock, for reserved scale.
TTEMEREB’S JUVENILE CONCERT,
ASSISTED by 2CO Pupils. Alio,'Master TROVER,
the Musical Prodigy: will take place on FRIDAY 3YE
NINGJDec. Uthat NATIONAL GUARDB’ HALL. RACK
Street, below SIXTH. Tickets 15 cents; ChildrQU-W
cents. Commence at 7>a o’clock. dc9-3t*
TNSTITTJTION FOR THE BLIND.—
I EXHIBITION EVERT WEDNESDAY at 3X P. It
Admission TEN CENTS. Store No. XI South EIGHT*
Street. ' - • • * U*
QONOERT HALL,
EECTTTKE ROOM,
CHESTNUT STREET. ABOVE TWELFTH.
WAUGH’S MAGNIFICENT
NEW PANORAMA
ITALY,
AND
HER WAR FOR FREEDOM.
OPEN EVERY EVENING AND
SATURDAY AFTERKOOST .
THIS SPLENDID WORK OF
ART,
Commences moving—
EVENINGS, at 7K* BATURDAYS.S o’clock.
Tickets 25 cents; Children 15 cents; or, sforsl.
Liberal arrangements made with SCHOOLS. deT-tit
Great national circus
TRO (JPE.—MARKET Street, above Twelfth.
Directress, Mrs. CHARLES WARNER, formerly Kn.
DAN PTflTg
NEW FACES AND NEW BCBNBB IN THE ARENA.
Classical ILLUSTRATIONS; entertaining NOVEL*
TIES, Comic, Sentimental, and patriotic SONGB: DAN
CING HORSES; MARCHING HORSES; COMIC MULES -
. Original Wit. Humor, and Sentiment.
GRAND THRILLING DIVERTISSEMENTS are pro
duced EVERY EVENNIG,
and at the
Matin e4s every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AF
TERNOONS.
The performances commence at 7,40 each evening, an&-
at 2Xfeach Matin 6e.
• ADMISSION.—Private Box, $3; Stage Seats, 50
each: Parqnette, 25 cents; Gallery, 15 cents.
Great novelties for the
de7»tf CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS.
*JHE GRAND
ORATORIO
THE MESSIAH.
Will he performed by the
HANDEL AND HAYDN SOCIBT? f,
05T
eHRISTNTAS NIGHT, -
" at
MUSICAL FUND HALJi Ciai-H*
rjrtEAT SCOTTISH BALI —FIFTH
'J ANNiTii, BALL of the CALEDONJ . Uf CLUB.
too BENEFIT of the LIBRARY, TET fRSDAY- BV*«
BING, DteetafcerlWh, 1563, at MUSICAJ ,FUND HA2A.
IPJ.Viite jM
' noU-tdeSG* D. WBI0? HT, Booratey,
rTEMPKE OS' WONOBBS—. ASSEBSBIiX
- 1 - BUILDINGS* TENTH AND CHKS 5 fUTIT STBESTS*
Amnsezaanfrfor Old and Tonng. Mr th and H&ppinea*
open for the season., Constant change of Enterteanmea}.
SIGNOB EDITS .
BVEBY EVENING, commencing at o’jioclc, mi
Wednesday-and Saturday at 3, consi sting of New Hy*«
teries in Necromancy* great snccess in Ven-jiloaoiais*
and the Learned Canary Birds,
Ad mission 28 cents; Children IS eg ate.
T> OTjffilDßMEli’S MAST, ,7RS IN' THH
s camsEiJM. academy of f . ibe aebb. .
CHESTNUT STREET, AB( )VB TEETH.
. Openfrom-Sto 5; Yvenina. from' ]to 10. no3o-lm
|?n3SMANIA OROHES' ; fRA.-.PUBLIO
■ £S3SASS &LS BTBTT SAt u± ;D AT, i’.iv3 o’clock, F.
M., at- th& MUSIC A3j ci-jl> liA f.T.. S ? mle tickets, 9C
cents , ..sfejdcfcets; 1 B. To be had at AIT
DEE’S; 11<P£ CHESTK-U'r Str< . e * J. ra GOULD, HB
YENT-H.aod CHESTNUT, aad a ! ; the HaiWoor. ocl2-Sm
pSWWSYLVAKIA / ACADEMY 'OP
A thbpinb. arts.
ioa.s chestnu r street.
OI®N 2>AILX (Saadaya as cepfcd) Scorn 9 A. M. Hll
6 p? BT. d ;
Admission ZSceota. Childrt n half ",rice. je2£tf
FOR, SALE A'iVD TGfrSJE.T.
f|f © . .1* M .T
NlOSj, LIGHT, imj. HOOffiS:,
(Snitahl» for llsht Mannu euirinff Purpose. },- 0
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O\'EH ffiFTICE STATE 3AI®. .AT CAKSSJT,
PRIJATB ESTEAIfGE: fety ®tIE.DSTOH3-‘^LLEr.
de9-'wfja-6t
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Ctanse- seldom offered. Address' "S'drooling,”.Pres*
Office. ■ • . ■ ' -• it*
M WEST CHESTNUT-STREET—
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BOTKUi.
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' wifijanffOToar, d. a
H. S. HBSSOBT, FRO]®BTOR, " ■
Formerly Ashland. PhDadelpM*.
He is detersdoed to-merit fc '*nd hopes to rseelre. a full
share of puhliopatroaaae* ~ letl-6a
"DEDLOiv, SON. OE THAT. WEHL
-*-f PIONEER. -OP ATLAHTIC CITY,
haeopeneia, _ r '?.■■-■.-■ • . - .
_ RIRST-Cr,AS3.3ALOON
At G:Sautli SIS-dH S*aat, : below Harket.
Call and try has superior Eatceshinentß. <f6s-7t
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OUR USUAL. SUPPLY OP TE3S, ESpEiEHT
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Dealer in Vine Groceries.
no2St ti< Corner of ELEVENTH aad'VrNE Street*.
WSIGHT'S ' ■■ '
»Ir • NK PLUS. ULTRA. • -
MINOE MEAT,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
SPRING GARDEN AND FRANKLIN STREETS.
no7-Smoe PMladelphU.
figsatea CORRECT PIANO TUNING.
n I T I *—Hr. 0. a S ARGENT'S order*tor Itar±MT
and repairing Pianos are received at MASOH & CO, *n
Store. 90T SlyeerpnZj/. , , •
Mr. S. has Had eleven experience lnBo*»
ton. ana five Years*-eniployißenfc In PhllaaelpnuL
Special.—Pianos reteattered to sound m soft aid
sweet toned as new. without removing. . ..
Terms tor Tuning. »L ctUrSmU
TKUSSES, BRAGSB,' &c. a
a skilfully adjusted by G. XL RESDLEft*
comer of TWELFTH and HAGB Streets.—
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most complete and varied stock oahand* ♦oasistiagn
part of Tmaa*. Supporters, Shoulder. Braces. Belta,
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