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WEST— HERRING. —At NnW Orleans, on the 28tli of
Wovembor, by the Rev. Mr. Jessup, on board the ateam
,*hlp Columbia, Mr. C. W. West, of New Orleans, to
Silas M. Herrins, of Philadelphia. ■ . .
TOMBLESOH—EDMO NDSoN -On Monday last, at
•the reeldtnee of the bride's father, by Bov A. Manshlp.
Mr. George T. Tombleson, of Pottsvme, Pa., to Miss Su
sannah £ Edmondson, of this olty. Pottsvllle papers
please copy. . * ,
X3XBX3.
'GEORGE.—On the morning of the 15th Inst.. afier a
•Short Illness, Mrs. Sallie A George,
The relatives and friends of tn* family are respect*
folly invited to attend her funeral, from the residence of
her wether, James M. Flanagan, No. 711 Fine street, on
Friday. 18thbut. afcQo’olockA. M, t *** -
STRING.—At -Wilmington,- on the 14th instant. Capt.
David A. String, in the 64th year of hln age. ,
His relatives and friends arelnviced to attend his fane*
ial, from the residence of his son-in-law, William Far--
row, at Brandywine village, Wilmington, Bel,, this,
afternoon, &t 2 o’clock, ' - , -* ■
ELLIS.—On Tuesday morning, the loth Inst., Josiah
Ellis, aged 61 years. . ■ ,
Bis relatives and male friends are respectfully invited
to attend hU funeral, from his late residence. Ho. 1517
North Eleventh street, on Friday morning, December
18th, at 10 o'clock, without further notice. Interment
■at the Odd Fellows’ Cemetery. ‘ . . _ ** f _
-RANDOLPH.—On thltddav, the 15th instant, Richard .
’Randolph, tn the 73i.year of his age.
, The Relatives and friends of the family are respect-t
fully invited to attend the funeral, from hiß late resi
dence, No. 1734 Chestnut street, on sixth day morning,
the 16th Instant, at eleven o’clock, without farther un
ties.
LEEDS.—On the evening of the 14th last,% Lewis Leeds,<
in Ihe fiQth year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family arc respectfully
invited to attend his funeral, from his late residence,
No. 2 Woodland Terrace, West Philadelphia, this after
noon-at 1 o'clock. To proceed to Absecum, N.J. *
LEWIS.-*On the 13th instant,-Fanny Draper, eldest
child of Walter EL and Arabella B, Lewis, aged 7
-years. •
KBSTER.—On Sunday, the 18th Inst., John W. Kes*
ter, in the.s3d yeaT of his age.
-The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
. Invited'to attend the funeral, from his late residence,
Frankford road, on Thursday next, at 11 o'clock A M **
SMITH —At SpriDgvillo, Chester Co. Pa., Dec- 14,
Caroline M., wife of Samuel Smith, aged 40 years, for
anerlyfof Philadelphia.
[Troy and Albany (N. X.) papers please oony ]
. .-The friends and rclativ&frr'UTjdeceased are respee fully
invited to attend im Thursday, the 17thinrt.,
> ..atl2o ( clocfr, A. -y - :
T>LAOK DRESS tfOODS.-CJASH-i
; A-J MERES. Velonr Reps, Tamiees, 3-4 and 6-4 Moos-;
isellnes, Merlnoes. Henrietta Cloths or-sUkrwarp Oash-i
' meres, Ottoman Poplins, Irish Poplins, English and;
'Trench Bombasines, Aleplnes. corded Monsselines, Aus
‘trallan Crapes, Baratheas, Turin Oloths, Paramattas,
' De Laines, oriental Lustres, Alpacas and Mohair Lustres, >
Sops Anglais. Mourning Silk. Axianre, Poult de Sole ana
roa Grain Silks. • .- B&ISOHA SON.
i 0c23 Mourning Store, No. 018 CHESTNUT Street.
ti|X AVAN A BROWN AND ROYAL
AX PURPLE FINE FRENCH MERINO
5 “ ■ El RB Ji LANDELL.
XTAVANA BROWN AND HUM.
d BOLDT’PURPLE SILK-FACED POPLINS.
EYRB A LAN DELL.
"HAVANA BBOWN AND B UM
AX bOLDTPURPLE RICH PLATNSILKSSi MOIRES.
de4 , EYRB & LaffDELL.
SITPBRViSORY COMMITTEE FOR
w3m Reoruidnv Colored Troops will »old an Ad
- jcurned Meeting THIS jryENINGL at 7.J4 o clock. Pune*
' ln f,‘ * tt »^ e9 ff/D q wALLADER BIDDLE. Secrete. ,
obafD fair in aid of the
CSr VOLUNTEER HOSPITAL, at CON
CERT HALL, opened on MONDAY. and will he con
tinual etory day and night this week. We would call
the attention of those desirous of purchasing Holiday
rxeaeits to the sp,'endi<L-assortment of Books, Photo
graph Albums. Toys,' Silverware ani. Taney Articles.
Refreshments ofall kinds are served In the best manner.
Adranelon 10 cents 4 season tickets 25 cents.. ~d!6tf
PENNSYLVANIA INSTITUTION
FOE TBE INSTRUCTION OF THE BLIND.—
TheAnnnal Mfetinx of THKCORPORATORS OF THE
PENNSYLVANIA INSTITUTION FOB THE INSTRUC
TION OF TEE BLIND will he held at the Institution
Buljjing, RACE andTWBNTIETH Streets, in this city,
onTHURSDAY, the 17th inst., at 4 P. M. t
del6 2t* - ;■ - ROBERT P.'KaNE, Secretary.
UPIIOW XE4GUE OP PHILADEL-
K^jFHIA.—At an ELECTION held at n « LEAGUE
HOUSE, J>ec«niberl4tb, 3883, the following Officers were
chosen to serve for the ensuing year:
I»SESII»BT«T.
. ' * - WILLIAM M. MEREDITH.
VTOB PRESIDENTS.
WILLIAM H.: ASHHCTRST,
*■ ; HORACE BtNNBY, Jr..
v, JOHN B. MYERS.
‘ I ADOLPHE. BORIE
i - 4 *>: • BOARD OF DIRECTORS. .
Mortofc McMichaei, Charles Gibbons.
Claxx Hare, George H. Bolter,
‘Benjawljif Gerhard, Josephs Townsend,
. aames L, Clftghorn, George Whitney,
John B. Kenney.
TREASURER. ‘
JAMES L. CL AG HORN.
- . ’• SECRETARY
GEORGE H BOKER
NETNA, MINING COMPANY (OB’
MlCHlGAN.)—The.first Maeting r»f the 2E CNa
.MINING COMPANY. Under .its Articles of Association,
Will be held on-the Fourth of January. 1884, at ll o’clock
A, M., at No. 3a* WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
W. H. hTBvKNS,
~ . Two t>t thU Associates oi said Corporation
Philadelphia , December 16,1853. de!6-16t
f®*, A LECTURE IN AID OF THE
I*3? • •* NEW CjaAfilTY HOSPITAL.
AtWashlngton City, I>. C., under charge of the Sisters
,J ■ - of Ohartty,
- Will be dellyered by
REV. F. E. BOYLE,
At the ACADEMY OF MUSIC.,
ON THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. 17, 1863,
At 8 o’clock.
. .Subject ....“THE MONKS-”
Admission 25 cents. r Aell-tdl?
JERSEY SHORE, PINE GREEK,
AND STATE LI 6IE R aILRO AD. Agreeably to
previojas notice, a* Meeting of the Commissioners or the
abovtMMiterprise was held at the Girard House, in Phila
delphia, on the 10th inet., and after .the transaction of
DAT, the 4th day of February, 1854. at io «.i*iock A. M.,
to open-books and receive aupecriptione, preparatory to
organising the Company, - A report on .the general
oiarasBTof the route wUI be made by the Engineer at
that time „ .
Pecbmbeb IC, 1663,
-ao* UHIVERSITY OF PEWNS YUVANIA,
(DEFARTUENT OF ARTS ) ,
The Enaminatlon of the College Classes, at the cloße of
the First Term, will be held In the following order:
IfOWDAT, Dec. 14th. From 9 to 11. Juniors, by Prof.
Kendall. (Analytical Geometry.) and .Sophomores, by
Protlfrawr, (somatology.) written. From 11 to 1, Se
niors, oy Prof Frazer.) Spherical AstrOnomy.loral..
Tuesday, 16th. ) torn 9to 11, Seniora, (Integral Calcn
lns.) and freshmen, (Algebra,) by Prof. Kendall, writ
ten. From 11 to 1, Jnniore, by the Provost, (Int@ljectual
From‘9 to lirSeniors, SV Prof '
Jackson, (Horsee'e Ars Poettca and Juvenal, ) and Sepho-
Cm fir Prof- Kendall. (Geometry,) written. From
moh JlmiMs. by Prof, fearer (Stattos.) oral. -
l7th. From oto 11, Juniors,by Prof Allen,
and Sophomores, by Prof. Coppie, (Clarke
Bngltah I.“nil“so,)‘wrUton- t ’ A™ Uto 1, festers, 'by
FmSv‘iW?:“f, mu bIoS. 140n o iors'.l)y Frol Conws.
Foitiacattett,)oral From 11 to 1, Jn-
HoSf by Prof. Jackson, (fclcero’s Tnsculan Disputa
‘'MoynAYz.Stet. From 9 to 11, Sophomores, byProf.
Jackson, (Tacitus' Agrlcola,) oral. From Uto 1, Fresh
men, by !rdf AUeu, (Xenophon’s Hellenloa,) oral. -
'TrrssDAY/Md. From 9to 11, Freshmen, by Prof. Oop
pee.CHlatotT.) oral. From 11 to 1, Sophomores, by Prof.
*W?DiffiSDAT?a3d. S '*From 9 to 11, Freshmen, by Prof.
oral GEORGE ALLEN, .
J delWt Secretary of the Facnlty of Aits._
■Ok PHIDADEDPHIA-AND KBADING
|3> BAILROaD COMPANY, Office Mo t»av South
fOpßTHfStrcet, Philadelphia, Decembers, 1863. .
* DIVIDEND Notice —The Transfer Books of this
Company will be closed, on R^ Y ,'J7 fc!l inatant ’
andreopened on TUESDAY, January 12. 1864. ,
a * Dividend of SEVER PER CERT, .clear of State tax,
been declared on the Common Stook, payable
il«ar of State tax, ha§ been declared on the Pre
ferred Stock, payable in Cash or Common Stock, at the
ipUonof the fioldc r, on and after the 3lBt December next,
to the etockholdera as they shall stond on the
fhooks at the close of fcnsiness on the 17th inst. , a ,
Holders of certificates -which haye been discharged
tfrom this office, or either of the Transfer Agencies, are
-oarticnlarly requested to haye them duly registered nn
the Transfer Books to which they haye been transferred,
Stockholders I whoa e names are registered on the New
Sark books will be paid.at the Farm era'Loan and Trust
company. and those whose names are registered on the
affioks win be paid,at the office of Meggra 1. E.
gnajera Brother. y- BBA ?rSr.
WESTEBN MARKET HOUSE, SIX
TEENTH and MARKET Crests.—The public ara
reipeclftilly invited fa-vlsivthe mvnr'C'faTR 6
opening night of the FIFTH ANNUAL PRODUCE FAJK,
-TUESDAY, December 22d, at 7 o clock. The Pair Cyia-
tho sale of'produce ,9, n o^ oduBsday 0 du8sday ol 1
the 33d inst , and continues until Saturday. January 2d,
1864. .PHILIP LOWKY, JB .
del6 6t Snpenntenden..
TWEBTY*KOXJRTH WARD-EX-
BOUBTY TO VOLDNTEEKS!!!—£WRN-
WABD —The Executive Committee of the
Twantv-fourth Ward are now prepared to pay the
•SarK BOUNTY OF fifty DOLLARS (in addition to
fteCUy and United States bounties) to all leemts.
A PAIN IN AID OP THE SICIt
CfIpAND WOUN ÜBD SOLDIERS, and other benevo
bmtnurpoaes, nnder the direction of thoAtia,ionary So-
SvnfUe Sunday Schools of the First Baptist Church,
11 be held In the School Boom, commencing on WED
NESDAY EVENING, the 16th. and will contlnne every
dav and evening until SATURDAY, the 19th inei.
will be a table on which. Books and Albums will
be forisale from the Publication Society and Snnaay
fi^ OI AVo 0 D n aVeof h t'uo P ?;&sof the soldiers, and the
friendaof Snnaay Schools, is solicited. delo-4t
KafciiOßTiClS OP' THE PENN MUTUAL,
EaCvilFß INBURAi CK COMPANY. OSS 1 CHBST
-An Blestion for 'NINE TRUSTEES, to
throe Tear? will be bald at the Oittoa of the
Co"woy; oa MONCAT' tlie dth day of January. ISS».
P deli^BTS//4° mia t 0 A H l 'S. STEPHENS. Secretary.
teterate OFFICE OF THE REUASCE INr
■A. SDRAISCB rOOMPASY. OF PHILADHLfHIA,
NoTember SOth. VO,
lvald ftt thefaf Office on. MONDAY, Deconiljor 2i3t». 1^63,
DlMetMA l te'Mr»e I fM the eaujin beheVon
OK3W- nrllE tAUICIESII/VER MINING
COMPANY, eo a I NASSAU Street, Now York,
December 7,166 t-Tbe Annual K ® el . l , DX ? f P nNTV
® 6 TAL°Mm“uth^^ 11 o?!'^Upb^a? 0 n T I
**¥be Annoa[ A Bleottoa I <i7Dirlctoie will be bold on tbe
.QYfia (lav between the hr-uts of 12 M- and 2P. M. t
eember 13, Jfi®!, and reopened on Tuesday, Ltnaiiry u.
.. ’ ■ - -
SSi
■WALNUT S IK .SS r -p HtLA n E i, ?B iA,'Pocember.7, 1861
The Dlreotore of! The ReUance IfIsnJ?,K? 1 sn J?,K? °S’ ' f o v|oß
laddWbla,” havothl* dayMeolared a dividend of FODK
C 4) per cent, on the capiial stock of this Company lorioe
p&strilxmonths, payable to the Stockholders or their.le
gal representatives, free of taxes, on demand. :
deS iQt ■ ' . THOS.C. HILL, Secretary.
Wrn&~ oorn sxcha,
Lrk DELPHI a, Novemb*
At the Election held 18th la
ere wore duly elected Direct
Bank:
jaxnee Steel.
Bobert Er^iea,
SUliara P. Cox,
xnael T. Ca-nby.
Philip B. Mingle.
John P« Grofte,
And atthe meeting of tlie
CATTBLL, Baa., m anit
#■ AtsX'WHILLDIN. Ksq.,Y'
TOBBBT, Cashier;
noM-8m
Alexander
MANIfPACTUUEas' raScßAiicii
COMRANY. Ota. No. 411 WALNUT Street.
Phu.ade'lphiA, December 4,18531
®h« (tnnnal meatiest pf the atockhoWara of tlie Mauu
flwturera' Inaorance be held at the office,
<& MONDAY, Jftiroam4.:lSe4, between the hours .of 4
Sd 6 o’clock P. M., for the purpose of electing Ten HI
. . r l£fm° ”**: ft T -th *WiPpETTIT, Secretary,.
' '■flb gCBeBON-ARTIST'SOFFICI',
(Of rOB MUTILATED 80LDIEK8.-&OLDIERB who
slrelMt an ARM or LEO In theservlce.and desire tha
Patent “PALMER Limbs" to to eupplief by Govern
ttAOla should return this notice immediately to this of
. -fi,e,'’.itatiml their lons by Utter,wlth nameLjeompany.
t . ;SKont7and realdence. B. 'PBAKK
wtfWf J6OO OHESTNUT Btraet. Philadelphia,
JliT'* JjT ft OF THE STOCK-
Ui holders op tub sscond national bank
OFjPHILAPJSDPHIA. held TIIIB DAT. the following
named gfntlemen wore elected Directors;
Nathan Hllles.- Simon R- Snyder,
oSwwfiWn, f Edward Hayes.
Benjamin Howland, Jr., John M lnea.
Lewis ShaJlcroße, Benjamin IL Deacon,
Charles B. Kremer. __ . UT . r _ ,
, W. H. RHAWNe BooreUry,
Sbankford. Dec. U. 1563.
At a meeting ot the Hoard of Directors of the Second
National Hank or Philadelphia, held Tntß DAT, NA
THAN HlLLBBwas.ona'ntnioualy elected President.
' - EDWARD HAYB3,Seo. prowm.
ItAßKfCftPt 1863.
CONCERT FOR THE BENEFIT OF
fccs» Samuel ll.' PAISr, (tla blind Medium ) at
SAHSOM-STBEET HALL, ou SATURDAY EYRNIWG,
u e Udh instant, to commence at a quarter belore 8.
PROGRAMME,
1. An Oriiinal Poem. _ ,
2. Souk— ‘ Praise the Lord.”. ........Trio.
3. “ Waeliltißton’s Grave”.............H. Paiat,
4. “ Last Hopes” (Gottschalk) By a Lady Am&tear.
& “The Cricket" •.-•By MasterPelixEmmanuel.
6. "Salutation to America. ”
7. ‘‘The Cork&eg”..
8; ‘'Home. Sweet Home, (with.varia
tionsj Air. C. B. Sargent
PART 11.
1. “ Ruth and '
2. “ Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep”..Paist.
8 “ Marseilles Hymn".-.. Master Felix Emmanuel.
4, Duett on Harp and Pian0......... By Lady Amateurs.
6. “I’ve left the Snow-clad Hills.
6. “The Old Arm .Chair”.........
7. “ A. B. C A Comic Duett.
B. “Star Spanxlod Banner”—S. , It. Palsfc—Chorus by
the aadience,
Admittance 25 cents.
IKffto A CONCERT IN AID OF THE TA
BERNACLK M.E. CHURCH, ELEVENTH Street,
above Jefferson, will be given on WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING. December 16.1663, commend*® at K to 8 o'clock,
on which occasion will be performed some choice sem
tions by well-known amateurs, assisted by an efficient
chorus. Tickets 60 cents. - do!2-4t*
THE DIRECTORS OF THE PENN
STLVANIA OIL-CREEK PETROLEUM COMPA
NY have declared a dividend of one par cent, on the par
vaiueof the stock out of the earnings of the Company
for ilie last thirty days, payable on demand at the Office,
THOMAS BELL, Treasurer,
‘ 335 WALNUT Street.
Blown, uiponer-Still riot .
To the Publisher of The Press: I notice an article In
vonr paper of the 10th. inst., headed. “Lillie's Patent
Safe Blown Open,” &c., and, as you bare pablished this
article, I wsk the same privilege to reply.
First. I will Bay to Evans & Watson that whenever
' they will .come out over their own signature, and state
that they or their agent can drill any of Lillie’s Safes in
any way practical for a burglar, and will back up their
statement with any respectable sum, in case of failure, I
am ready and willing to meet them with like sum in
case of success, with the single condition, that if suc
cessful the same amount shall db pledged by both par
ties, that if I drill, or causa to be drilled, one of their
Safes of similar cost and size, in one-half the time, the
forfeiture is mine; if not, theirs.
Second. Whenever they are ready to take aay bank or*
mercantile Safe they now have in use, and pat the same
against one of mine of similar coit and size now in use,
and submit them to any practical burglar test, I will
give them one-third advantage in time, each pirty
pledging a respectable snm, to be forfeited by the party
unsuccessful. As to fire, they may select any of my
medium-size Fire and BurgUr Proof Safe* sold in Phila
delphia within the last three years, and I will select one
of their Safes of similar size and cost, sold within the
same time and they shall be put in a furnace together,
and fairly tested upon the same terms as heretofore men
tioned. As to an investigation of the Troy fire, if they
will allow Mayor Henry to appoint a committee to visit
Tioy and make a report as to how my Safes stood that
fire, I will pay their expenses, provided they will pub
lish their report in two of the leading papers in Phila
delphia, one month, at their expense.
, I make these offers, gentlemen, that you may have the
opportunity to place your Safes fairly before the public,
in contrast with, the “New York Ilumbugs,” thereby
saving the necessity of publishing vague iauendoes, in
ferences without any foundation in fact, and statements
utterly untrue. . M
And now, with a few questions, ram done; -
. When Pennock & Go ’s Safe, of your make, costing
s£oo, was broken open at Wilmington., Del,with an old
axe and small bar. and $1,600 taken - ,and you gave them,
in place, a large Bank Safe, how was that affair settled?-
mat did you give besides ?. _„r’Al[entbwn, and
When your Safe was .. . .
broken open by a hammer
'ana Bar* at Mount Joy* and robbed of SttO. how did yon
fix up that matter with Mr. John Patterson, the owner)?
When the Beading Railroad lost near $ll,OOO from one
of your Safes.it being left alone for about a half hour,
before nine o’clock P. M. , with both keys in possession
of Mr, Potts, the principal, who was away, what re
dress did von make ? And how have you arranged with
Judgo Jordan, of Sunhury, who was robbed a few days
since of $1,200. by having forty to fifty holes drilled in
one of your Safes, in front of the lock, the sted Plata
broken, and the lock laid bare,besides many oHTer cates
that might be enumerated? , , . _ • '• ,
As to the Lock Haven fire, why did you first publish
Mr. Emery’s (the son-in-law of Mr. Evans) letter, say
ing that he forwarded one of your certificates, and ex
pected two more the next day? If obtained, why were
they not published? Was not tlis Safe for which you
got this certificate on the walk or street, and not in any
~of your three safes?, and was not another of the three so
badly damaged tlie certificate could not be obtained?
Gentlemen, the noble precept presented the publi
cans and iinners in aiioient times—' Let him that is
not guilty cait the first stone,” is a rule quiteappiica-
Kle. I thijrk. in this ease, ana equally so is the latter
Baying—“ Those who live in glass houses shoulu not
SSHfbuf 0181 BMI Pl LEWll o LfLiir la!lt
ttctsio siDLBK Acfl[ltfmd Attorney.
' del4-St *1 South SEVESTH Street. Philada.
GEORGE H. BOKER,
Secretary.
HOOPES.
de!6 wfitfe4
HOB BAUK, PHILA
>er 28d, 1888. , , ,A,
ist. the following Stockholm*
;ton of the Corn Exchange
G. Cattell,
Christian J. Hoffman,
H. W. Catherwood,
Edmund A. Bonder,
Charles E. Wilkins,:
DaYid Vanderveer,
Jonathan Knight.
) Board this day ALEX. G.
imonsly re-elected President
r ice President, atid JOHCf*W.
J. W. TOBBE?,<
Caahlari
the: northern soup society
' will open their home. Situated at the corner of
PETER’S Alley. FOURTH Street, above , Brown, for
.the gratuitous distribution of Soap to the poor, on
’MONDAY, the 21. t of December, 1863. This Society has
added to its other valuable gratuities a free Bathing
establishment for women and children, at which about
9.(00 baths have been taken this year. Donations in
money, flour, meat, vegetables, coal, ic , will be.
tbanklnlly received at the house, or by either of the
Cl1 t AK’'S ne siJTTER. Trwident, No. 301 Callowhillat.,
SAJt’L K CHILD, Secretary, No. B’Jt North Second ot.,
S. MORRIS PEROT. Trea-urer, No. 621 Market at.,
BAWtJEI. JEANS. No. 1023 Arch,atreat,
HORATIO C. WOOD, No. 117 Chestnut street,
JOHN O JAME*, No.'239NorthThlrd atreat.
RICHARD W. BACON, No. SCO Market atreat and by
any cf the other managers of the Society. , del6-6t
r<S==- OFFMSE MINF.Kir.I. AND SOIITJYJL
KILL HAVEN railroad-company. . .
Pnit.ADßi.pHiA. Twelfth Month, Ifith, 1863.
A Special Meeting of the Stockholders will be held on
the 28th Inst., at 10 o’clock, at the Hall of the Franklin
Institute, No, 15 South BEYENTEL Street, for tho pur
g)te of taking final action on-the agreements with the
eading Railroad and BohuvlkUl Navigation Compa
nies. , WILLIAM BIDDLE,
del6*wfmfit ; . . Secretary.
MERCANTILE LIBRARY -THE
Board of Directors have just decided, that Library
Berm (on which, if not converted, no tax will be charged
for 1864 > may be tr»A«rfa*red_lnto stock and duplicated
at any time next year, thus gmnx-tLo*«£»i]«M. o f two
shares of stock for $lO. This being the par varan v#-*a«k
share, persons are already seeking these scrip certifi
cates as an investment,. Either stock or scrip, to be sub
ject to duplication, most be taken before Janaary Ist,
1564. A share of this stock would constitute* most valu
able Christmas Present. Price at the Library for stock
orsorip, $lll • flel6-6s
rcgfe* MERCANTILE LIBRARY
ft<r» The Price of this Stock, at the Library, is only
TEN DOLLARS PER SHARE.
No more useful Christmas Present could be found for
either lady or gentleman.
Any one purchasing before January Ist will be en
titled to an . _
ADDITIONAL SHARE. FREE OF:CHARGE.
The public are invited to visit and examine the rooms
at any time before Christmas. .
No library in the city can>-now compare with this, in
the value of its importations, the Dumber_of its pur
chases, the stock of its Periodicals and Newspapers,
or the popularity of its Chess Department de!s-9c
MEDICAL PURVEYOR'S OFFICE,
iCr* No; I North FIFTH Street. ; =
• Philadelphia, Nov. 12,1863.
Importers and Dealers iu MEDICINES, HOSPITAL
STORES, HOSPITAL FURNITURE. BEDDING, ICfi,
Ac., aro invited to submit their Price Lists from time to
time to this Office. ’ J. MURRAY,
nol3-6tnmtf Surgeon and Medical Purveyor.
SAFES.
| LILLIE'S- SAFES
'Blowi doum—Btoum at and
|P tILLIE’S PATENT
BORGL&E-PSOOF SAFE.
DRILLED AND BLOWS OPEN WITH POWDER, AT
. WILKESBARRE, PA.', NOVEMBER, ISS3.
NOTICE.—To Philadelphia Bankers and all otherper
iods who have purchased Safes from those New Yora
humbugs who advertise that they are the only firm that
can make Safes that will stand fire, and cannot be drilled,
bored, blown open with powder, nor robbed in any man
ner We say to you that there ie not one of your great
Patent Safes, of this make, you now have in use. , that
cannot be drilled and blown open in the same manner
trotr the above purchasers, wiU appoint a commit
tee of three, who wifi go to Troy, New York, and ascer
tain how many more than twenty of these Lillie s great
Safes were destroyed, and their contents entirely burned
up by the late destructive fire in thatplace, we will pay
all the expense of their journey- • , -
Please road the following, taken from the Record of
ihe Times of November IStli: .. WIIsE3B4BKE , p a . ,
“ Bank Robbed.—^The banking office .of: Wf G-. Ster
linc E«ci, a few doors from this office,; was entered on
Friday morning, and alfergeburglarandfire-proof Safe,
of Lillie's Patent, blown open. The event attracted a
crowd as soon as it was discovered, the news spreading
like wildfire. MivSterliagwas at work there till after
eleven on Thursday evening. After that hour the bur
elars entered and drilled through the chilled door, filled
the lock with powder, and blew it open. .
1 All ihis was done in less than four .hours, and these
are the great chilled iron safes which the makers.have
teen saying <«mo| be ls?
Messrs. Evans & Watson-Gentlemen: On the 13th
ultimo, the banking house of W. G. bierlmg, Esq . of this
place, was entered by burglars. His monay and papers
were contained in. one of Lillies Patent Burglar-Proof
Safes,” which was entered by means of a hole being
drilled through the . door into the lock, and the door
> blown to pieces with powder. The safe door was split
across its face, and completely destroyed. • • -
I understand from Mr. Sterling, that the safei was of
about the “two-hundred* dollar size, and that Mr- I»il
lie?s agent has agreed to deliver to,Mr. Sterling a. six
hlndrtd-dollar .10%. In or. or to get po .session of tho
icrsck Respectfully yours, &c , o, f. ttisjsra.
: WIhLIAMSFOKT, .
Messrs. Evans k Watson.
I went-to Look Haven yesterday. Among the different
fire-proofs which had passed throngb the great fire. I
fonna three or four of your safes, which had preserved
the boohs, papers, &c., in a pertect condition, bearing
not the least mark of the great conflagration.
Messrs. Bog,is & Beadle_ had in their store pne of
Lillie’s make of Bafe3. which was burned up. -1 send
von bv express part of the charred remains of the wood
work. Very respectfully yours. ]) t EMERY.
MfESTS, EVANS & WATSON would- respectfully call
tie attention of their Philadelphia. Meeds and customers
to the advertisement headed ".iire! Fire! Fire! pub
lished for a long time in ihe Philadelphia papers, .which
adyertieement can he found below showing couclnzive
1t the method resorted to by New York Humbugs io de
ceive Philadelphians. We desire all onr friends and all
who are ahont purchasing Safes to read the annexed cer
ttlicate, proceed to the storedesignated,on Second street,
the third door above Willow street, east side, where this
meat fire tool place. The .building still remains in the
same position as after the great fire, the floor on which
the Baft stood not being, destroyed, the heat where the
safe stood not being fnfflclent to .roast a goose.
‘‘ An this is the first trial of Lillie’s Safes in an acciden
tal fire In Philadelphia, ” it will he a, very lucky dr-.
cnmatance for many purchasers of this make of safe If
there are no more trial?, more severe; for. shonld there
he, theirhooka and papers would he as secure m almOßt
any other poaition.
PIRErPIBP,: •
Philadelphia. May 80,1853*...
M o Saddle*. Esy.* ApentSpr lsjUie s Snjes:
Dj?ak Sir: During the night-of May 19 »
Grocery and Provision Stoie, at North Second and ml
low streets, took fire at about 2 o clock A. M., and as;
thesiore wasatwo story wood bai }3 l^^ tl^ r the a fire*
It, and, before the fire-engines could
our whole stock of goods, In cl udeug °e “ b wlmHy
W? hSd’SSc Sf you'r *No°°dl OaUled lron
t'a which was in the hottest part of; the fire; and it
o?t of the fire not in the least-lnjured. except the
of the nan opiate, and painty Thecontents
Sside were not affected in the least, and we consider
*««•' as -^«ro« re ; .
l ours 30 KQrth SECO jfj> .street.
Attention to the above certificate is partlcnlarly re
(luested. as it is the 1 first trial of: Lillie s Safeß inanaxcl
dental fire inPhiladelphia. . aels-otit
EDUCATIONAL.
MISS MARY K. TTIROPP HAS A
UA Select French and English BOARDING AND DAY
SCHOOL, for Young Ladles, at 1841 CHESTNUT Street,
Philadelphia.- For circulars, or other information,
apply at the School. deld-tfel .
THE QUAKER CITY BUSINESS COL
-A -LEGE, northeast oorner TENTH and CHESTNUT
Streets —A practical business institution. conducted
new system of ins-ruction, which is ac
kSowledgeiVby all who have considered Its merits as
superior to all-others. No young man should go blindly
fr. ov^ school He sh mid visit all before
enterTn g upon a cottHfi of study, We Invite comparisons,
_ aTnMHkioil of on* plauautl. course of IB*
stiuciion. This institution Is complete in ail Its appoint
ments. andisfitted.upin a style superior to any other in
the State. :.
pRITTENDEN’S PHILADELPHIA
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 03-? CHESTNUT Street,
corner of Seventh, ' • «.
Instruction in Bookkeeping, Penmanship, Business
Forms, Mercantile Calculations, &«. IndLviduah in.-
strnction Day and Evening. delo-ot
\r I LLA G E GREEN SEMINARY,
T NEAR MEDIA, PA.—Pupils received at any, time.
English, . Mathematics, Glassies, and Natural Sciences
taught. Military Tactics* Book-keeping, and OLvil Bn
g] peering taught. Entire expenses abont_s3per week
.Boys of all axes taken. Refers to Wm. H. Kern,: ex-
Sheriff; John C. Capp ft Co., No. 2S South Thlid street,
and Thomas J. Clayton. Esq, .Fifth and Print* streets.
Address Bey. J. HARYEY BARTON, A. M-. YUlaf*
Green, Pa. nod-if
PARTES DE YISITE,
The finest in the City are taken at
a JOBBERS GALLERY,
For $2 Per-Dozen.
.-goB v CHEST NUT STREET.
Entrance through the Card and Album Btore. delS-6t»
/~1 JST CARTES DE YISITE AT B. F.
Kew Gallery, 694 AItCH Street In
variety of styles and execution, they cannot be excelled
by any in the city.
AND JEWELRY.
BAILEY & CO.,
819 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
are constantly receiving, by every arrival from Europe,
a fine collection of Goods suitable for the Holidays.
Tlielr assortment of
FINE DIAMONDS, WATCHES,
AND
SILVER WARE,
Uaa never been es complete as at present.
There can be found a groat variety of the finest
FRENCH PORCELAIN GOODS,
sets of .
CLOCKS AND ORNAMENTS FOE THE MANTEL,
' m
Rich Gilt*moanted
CHINA ORNAMENTS, BRONZES,
of every description*
FIHE OIL PAINTINGS, BEST PLATED WARES,
of Sheffield and their own manufacture.
SILVER TEA SETS. FANCY SILVER GOODS*
for Presents. /
FLOWER VASES,
Stiver and Plated.
diamond, pearl, amethyst, and coral
JEWELRY,
of the very latest dentens.
Articles in Jewelry and Sliver wars mado to order.
Watch and Clock repairing Btriotly attended to.
de!s»ot if
ESTABLISHED IN 1812.
~S. H. Faist.
.,.8. H. I'aiat.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Southwest Corner of FIFTH and CHERRY Streets.
Have on hand a Large. Handsome, and General
Assortment of SILVER WARE, suitable for Holiday
Presents, of our own manufacture, of the finest quality,
and highest standard of Silver. Also,
A large and general assortment of superior PLATED
WARE, of English and American make. WAITERS.
TEA SETS. &c. ' ‘ .
4S" Old Silver bought and taken in exchange.
Highest price given. do9-tdSl
QHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
OPERA GLASSES, GOLD SPECTACLES,
FIELD GLASSES, STEREOSCOPES, FANCY
THERMOMETERS,
BESIDES MANY OTHER V
USEFUL ASD FMCI ARTICLES,
FOR SALE BY
JAMES W- QUEEN & 00.,
' No. t»a4 CHESTNUT STREET.
AS'Catalogues furnished gratis. n026-lm
O.ENTLBMEN'S WRAPPERS
EOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
JOHN C- ARRISON’S,
Nos. 1 AND 3 NORTH SIXTH STREET,
A: HENRY HAKPEB,
5»0 ARCH STREET.
Manufacturer and Dealer la
SILVER WARE. . ‘ .
FINE JEWELRY. '
WATCHES,
SUPERIOR PLATED
. de!2-tfil TEA SETS, FORKS, &c.
T EWIS LADOJWxr- 0 -
.rM- • 803 CHESTNUT STREET.
CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
If persons, desirous of purchasing PRESENTS fox ihe
HOLIDAYS, will call and examine onr large stock of
ELEGANT WATCHES AND CHAIMS,
SOPERB JEWELRY, and
PIKE SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
we will guarantee to give them every aatiafactlon in re
gard to appearance, quality, and style they can desire,
and cheaper than they can get elsewhere. deS-lOt
gjjfr HOLIDAY PRESENT 3. . A
JACOB HARLEY,
Has new on heantihl^oc^of
SILVBR AND PLATED WARE,
SUITABLE EOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS*
delO-lm . . ■ '
THOMAS O. GARRETT,
No. 712 CHESTNUT STREET,
In Flew of the approach of tha
[CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS,
Has laid in a Tory elegant stock of
WATCHES, FINE JEWELS!,
SILVER ARTICLES, PLATED WARE,
TABLE CUTLERY, &c., <
OF THE
NEWEST STYLES AND FINEST QUALITY,
AS EXAMIHATIOK OF WHICH HE ASKS OF PEE3OK3
SEEKING- PRESENTS.
deS-tdStf
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
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
rill be eold at reasonable pricee. de9-lm
JJOLIDAY PR BSEN T S.
G. BUSSELL,
No. 22 NOBTH SIXTH STREET,
Jg. Would Invite attention to his vrell-selected JEN
dttltstock of PINE AMERICAN and IMPORTED™*
WATCHES,
DIAMOND AND GOLD JEWELRY,
SILVER WARE, &o„
SUITABLE TOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
del-lm
|i P. DUBOSQ A SON,
MANUFACTURERS OF
fine jewelry,
1038 CHESTNUT STREET.
Watches neatly repaired and warranted.
Pearl Work of allJLe»griptlon» repaired. del-lm
OA-NES FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
EBONY CANEB.jroia head. ,
MALACCA CANES, ivorj head,
LADIES’ CANES.
GBNTB.’ CANES,
BOLDIEBS’CANES.
CANES ol every variety.
For «ale bj HrLlp WILSG )N & CO.,
409 CHESTNUT Street.
gK ATBBS’HEADQU ABTERS,
gKATES— FOR
LADIES, GENTS, AND BOYS.
The. be«t Assortment in the City.
- %’Z South. SIXTH Street,
Pemerlv at 721 CHESTNUT Street, Maeonie Hall,
. delO-lmo
TTOLIBAY GIFTS*—GOLD SPFCTA
AX cles, Gold Eye-Glasses, Stereoscopes and Stereo
scopic Views. Card Photographs, Photograpn Mbnms,
Microscopes, magic Lanterns. Spy Glasses, Opera Gl***e*{
Officers' Field-Glasses for Army and use, Pocket
Compasses, Mathematical Instruments. Kaleidoscopes,
Thermometers, and a variety of other articles—appro
prfat,lifts for*. oh b E
del-tial-if TaB CHESTNUT Street.
XTOLIDAY PRESENTS FOB &EN
XX TLEMEN •—A. m&cniftcaut assortment of ttw ra-rwt
novelties i»
SCABF-BINGS,
HECK-TIES,
MUFFLERS, „
ÜBBRBLLAB,
Owning »t
THE PRESS—PHIL ADELPHXA; WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER iB, 1863.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
WIXiuTArBL -wineoN & SON,
SILVER WARE.
PLATED WARE.
THE FINEST ASSORTMENT
FIRST STORE ABOVE MARKET. deS-t3l
CASSIDY & BAIL,
No. 19 SOUTH BBCOND STREET,
LADIES’ SKATES, of every variety.
STEEL DIHfIP^SKATES.
BHELL-aEOOyl S SKATES, a superior article for
learners.
PARLOR SKATES, all sizes.
PHILIP WILSON A CO. ’S.
409 CHESTNUT Street.
AT BURNHAM’S DEPOT
OP THE UNIVERSAL WRINGER,
WRAPPERS,
handkerchiefs,
GLOVES, .
SUSPENDERS,
CARRIAGE kUQS,
&e.. 4c., 4c.*
J. W. SCOTT’S,
814 CHRMNUT Street,
Four doors below the * Continental. ”
POR CHRISTMAS.—
glass shades—hound.
■ GLASS SHADES—OVAL.
GLASS SHADES—SOU ABB.
Ferneriee la 0 w»t T«^, iT ; *i.ETCHWO*TH.
: tf,9‘ l!| North IlftH fitted
HOLIDAY GOODS.
QOBNELIUS & BAKER,
MANUFACTURERS 0?
LAMPS, CHANDELIERS,
GAS FIXTURES,
BRONZE ORNAMENTS, &C., &C.
STORE,
710 CHESTNUT- STREET,
MANUFACTORY—BS*I CHEERY STREET.
doie-tSlif . ■ .
Q.OODB FOR PRESENTS.
JOHN M. FINN,
S. E. COR. ARCH AND 7th STS.,
NOW OFITSKS,
SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
FANCY COLOGNES,
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 moral articles
i at REASONABLE PRICES.
joKcisr 3vr. iFUsnsr,
S. E. COR. ARCH AND 7th STS.
do9'Wsm9t
RADIES’ 'WINTER GLOVES!
healFj.oo.,
FOURTH AND CHESTNUT,
beg to inform the ladies that they have now on hand an
ataortment of
BUCKSKIN GLOVES,
of their own manufacture, with one aad two buttons.
ALSO,
PLUSH-LINED KID, \
BLACK BUCKSKIN MOURNING-,
AND '
OTHER FINE GLOVES,
together with a largo assortment of
GLOVES FOR GENTLEMEN,
suitable for holiday presents.
QIIRISTM.AS PRESENTS,
NEW-YEA.K PRESENTS,
HOLIDAY GIFTS.
Rosewood Writing-Desks,
Ladies’Work-Boxes;
Ladies' Dressing-Cases, -
Gentlemen’B Dressing-Oases.
Ladies’ Jewel Boxes* •
' Officers’ Deepatch-Desks,
, • • Photograph. Albums,
Wood, Ivory, and Bone Chessmen.:
Backgammon, Chess, and Cribbage Boards,
Ivory and Bone Counters.
Pearl and Ivory Paper Knives,
Gold Pens and Silver Cases*
FinePocketand Desk Gallery.
Glass and Fancy Inkstands.
Also* a large assortment of FANCY GOODS, Counting
House and Office Stationery, at
MOSS & 00.,
Blank-Book and Envelope Manufacturers,
4=353 CHESTNUT Street,
Two doors above the Post Office.
gOBBY HORSES
BOYS ’ SXjBD
CLOSING OUT CHEAP.
2,000 Hobby and Cavalry Horses.
2,000 Goose-neck and Boys’ Fancy Sleds,
li 009 Boys’ Wheelbanows and Carts.
I.COO Boys’ Government Wagons (new article).
I*ooo Ladles’ Fancy Sewing Stands (new styles).
1.000 Children’s Toy Gigs and Coaches.
An unsurpassed variety of Fancy_andJfr vw - TD ’* t *'
Wood Ware, forsaloat
THIRD Street.
del2-12fc v —T Three doors bslow; Race.
JJOLIDAV PRESENTS,
McINTIBE & BROTHER’S,
GENT S ’ rU RNI SHIN G HOUSE,
Ho. 1035 OHBSTNUT STREET. 1
Wrappers,
Gloves, „ .
.-Suspenders,
Umbrellas, titc ' "
’ION aX bliiK bCAKFb
ffi UITY. '
Scarf Pins and Rings, •
Neckties and Cravats,
Mufflers, -
Handkerchiefs.
THE; FINES TSELE CT]
—oeip-t Ja24
QHRISTMAS AND BRIDAL GIFTS,
OF UN'S UEPASSED BEAUT Y,
at;: the r.
HOWSE FURNISpIING STORE,
922 CHESTNUT STREET,
ELEVEN BOOKS ABOVE THE CONTINENTAL HOTEL.
JOHN A. MURPHEY.
del6-lm • ' ' '•
AN ELEGANT ASSORT-
y| MENT OF A
SILK AND GINGHAM
UMBRELLAS,
SUITABLE FOE HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
FOE SALE BT
# JOSEPH FWSSELL,
del6-10t » and 4- NORTH FOUBTn Street,PMla.
UMBRELLAS
Stjb. FOE
PRESENTS.
WILLIAM A. DROWN & CO.,
246 MARKET STREET,
Hare now ready tlieir usuallftrgB assortment of UM
BRELLA suitable for Presence.';;; delitf
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
GENTLEMEN’S WRAPPERS,
SCABESj.TIESj
MUiTI>KKS> GLOVES,
EMBROIDERED. SUSFE.NDERS,
JOHN O. ARRISON'S,
Noa. 1 and 3 NORTH SIXTH STREET.
aelG-tf ■
•ppOLIDAY GOODS I
CARVED BREAD PLATES.
PATENT MAGIC RUFFLE FLUTING lEOHS.
PATENT STEEL SKATES, a new artiele.
FANCY GOODS*
WILLIAM YARNALL'S
HOUSE-FURNISHING STORE,
' No. 1030 CHESTNUT Street,
(Opposite the Academy of Fine Arts).
rjiHE GREAT SKATE DEPOT!
A larce and well-«elected assortment of
LADIES’, GENTLEMEN’S, AND ' BOYS’
SKATES)
dnet received and for sale by
TROTTER & DAWSON,
de2-lm *O. 819 MARKET ST., PHILAPA.
POODS FOR HOLIDAY’PRESENTS.
Of* Writlnx Brblcb,
leather Bajps^
° r che»« andßftcltaanmoii Boards.
Ooia Pens. . '
Pine Cutlery, ■■ .
Bobber and Gold Pencil*.
With a reneral awortment ol Stationery,
porealeby WM. MANN.
Blank Book Manufacturer,
- Printer and Stationer*.
43 Soutk FOURTH Street.
txoliday goods.—all the
XI Newest Styles of
FiHCY C 0 AHD JET JEWELRY. JANB>
With flood*,
adapted to the Holiday trade/ -a-—-
PEICESTHE koST SATISFACTORY^
«•!» *». »1 fi. SWHTHI«t»»». .
HOLIDAY GOODS.
QH.RISTMAS AND NEW YEAR.
CONFECTIONS FOB THE HOLIDAYS!
NOW READY,
CREAMS LA MODE DE PARIS.
BOASTED, FROSTED, AND GLACED ALMONDS.
CREAM AND ALMOND-PASTE CHOCOLATES.
FINE FRENCH AND AMERICAN MIXTURES.
- Pat up in neat boxes, from 1 to 10 lbs each.
Oar whole stock comprising one of the most dellcloaa
* arid varied assortments of '
HOLIDAY CONEECTIONS
EVER OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC.
E. G. WHITMAN & CO.,'
del-wsmllt „ No. 318 CHESTNUT Street.
A/TISS E. CALDWELL, No. 824 ASCII
IYL Street, hasjust received alargeand beautiful ae
fortment of DRESS-CAPS and HEAD-DRESSES, suitable
for Holiday presents. • del<h3t* '
& G. A, WRIGHT,
624 CHESTNUT STREET,
Offer a beautlfnl selection of
BOHEMIAN GLASS TOILET SETS.
PARIAH AND BOHEMIAN VASES,
BRONZE STATUETTES AND BUSTS,
• CARVED BRACKETS AND BOOK-STANDS.
CIGAR. TOBACCO, iWD MATCH STANDS.
ODOR AND LIQUOR CASES,
DESKS AND TRAVELLING BAGS,
MEERSCHAUM ANU BRIER PIPES,
and a great variety of Fancy Articles suited for Holiday
Presents.. dBl-lm
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
USE IT TJX, PRESENTS"
‘.LADIES IN MOURNING
Silk?, . , Scarfs,
Drees Goods', Veils,
ShriwJa, - Chintzes,
Handkerchiefs, De Lainee,
Collars. Saxony Plaids,
Sleev'fa. Plaid Mohairs,
lace Sets, Balmoral Skirts,
GlOYfea, Path Moussettnea, &c.
BESSON & SON,
MOURNING-STORE,
No. 918 CHESTNUT STREET.
del6-6t if
"DLACE VELVET BEAVER.
u .Tutt received, ONE PIECE OF BLACK VELVET
SHARPLESS BROTHERS,
CHESTNUT and EIGHTH Street,.
BEAVER.
deld-tr
QHARPLESS BROS. ABE SELLING
A-J At REDUCED PRICES, their stock of
FHOSWD AND FARCY BBAVARS.
Also, BLACK CLOTHS and BEAVERS,
delf-tf CHESTNUT and EIGHTH Streets.
CLOTHING.
gDWABD P. KELLY,
JOHN KELLY,
T A I L 0 R S,
148 SOUTH THIRD STREET, ABOVE WALNUT,
Have now s- complete assortment of
PALL and WINTER GOODS, and
PATTERN OVERCOATS and
OF ALL THE FASHIONABLE STYLES.
TERMS CASH:—Prices lower than other Customer
Tailors, and clothes superior. dels-tf
OVERCOATS I
SUITABLE FOB THE ww*'* 1 ””"
r PRICE $lO AND UP WARDS,
WANJJMCAKER «fc BROWN,
OAK HALL
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
SIXTH AND MARKET.
rj\ '
dcs.tf ___
TJLACK OASS. PANTS, $5.50,
D ' At7o4 MARKET ItwL
SLACK CASS. PANTS. «*.». At 704 MARKET StMffc
fLAOK <s*3B, F*jftYS,;4s.s9, At 794 MARKET Stmt
SLACK CASS. PANTS. *5.50. At 704 MASKS! Stmt
SLACK CABS. PASTS, SO. to, At 704 MARKET BtlWt
3RIGG A VAN GUNTBN’S, No. 704 MARKET Stmt
BEIGO A VAS OUSTER'S, Mo, 704 MARKET StrMt
GSiaO A VAS GUBTEN’S, So. 704 MARKET Btroet.
BRIGG A VAS GUNTBS'S. So. 704 MARKET Street
BBIGG A VAR GUMTBM'B. Mo-704 MARKET Stnot
«eS4-Bm r -. . ■ '
FOR SAXE AND TO LET.
A BARE CHANCE ! I
A , SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR GOING INTO
BUSINESS'.
AN OLD-ESTABLISHED STAND !
THE BUSINESS IN A FLOURISHING CONDITION
Theanderms^olnaforeale^^
Possession of Store given ou thelst of January.
PARTICULARS.
The Business—Retail Dry Goods.
Avernue Sales for the last Seven Years—ONE HUN
DRED THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR.
The Stoei— Staple and Domestic Goods. „
The location considered one of tne best in Philada.
The Stock is cheap, bought for cash, much of it far
below present market rates. _
The present stock about $25 000. ....
The business is in a most healthy condition, which will
be seen by the daily saies as entered in the Cash Book.
None need apply except - they have the Cash to pay
down ” - •
Address “Retail Dry Goods,” at this oßoe.
Philadelphia, Dec. 14. del4-12t 1
-cm SALE—TWO WELL-SECURED
-A Ground Rents, amountine to $2,200 per annum, issu
ina out of two adjoining lots on Market street. Ke
deemable only on payment of a|tlE,
deis-3t*- - ■ 709 LOCUST Street.
m FARM FOR SALE.—A VALU-jHk
MhIABLE FABM, sitnate in Cedarville* Cumber- —L?
land county, N. J., containing 152 acres, 770 f whicn is
improved land, in a high state of cultivation, suited for
grain or trucking purposes, willbe sold at public sa e,-
on WEDNESDAY. January 6th, 1864. at IP. M., on the
premises. To be sold in three lots. Situate eight miles
• from the West Jersey Railroad, at Bridgeion, and withm
three hours by rail and'stage of Philadelphia, bytwo
improvements are large Dwelling, Barns, Or
chards, and all the fixtures of a comfortable arm.
For further information _ T T „„
JAS.L. WHITAKER,BridgeIon.N. J., or
It* : LUCIUS WHlTAKER,Cedarville.
®EOIi SALE—A VALUABLE M?LL
PSOPRRTY IN DELAWARE COUNTY, situated on
RIDLEY CREEK, two miles from CHESTER, known as
the Franklin Mills. 17 feet fall. Inexhaustible water
power; one of the Lest Grist Mills in the county, with
all the modern machinery. Also, an Edye- tool Factoiy,
doiny an extensive,hnsiness. There are 10 acres of Land,
on which are erected, in addition to! the mills»five excel-
A business place such this is seldom to he met with
in this; vicinity. The attention of capitalists is particu
larly requested
JAMES R. CUMMINS. Media, or
OEORGE N. TOWNSEND.
13314 South FOURTH Street.
del6vrfe3t
A FOR SALE—NEAR OXFORD,
5E Chester Co:, on the Baltimore Central Railroad,
several good Farms, with good, improvements thereon,
From one hundred to one hundred and sixty acres in.
each farm,'the l*nd highly Improved. Also, s ev er al
fine Houses in the borough of Oxford, which ’will aU he
sold cheap to mit porchasers. For further DarUcalars
write or inquire of the subscriber, m OXFOKC £O
- PUSBY J. NICHOLS.
A TO RENT—WEST PHI LADEL-
BtPHIA.-A desirable RESIDES lE, Southeast corner
of THIRTY SIXTH and HAMILTON Crests. Apply to
A. b“caBVBR & CO., Southwest corner NINTH and
FILBERT Streets. ' dels-6t
4* FOR HALE—THE PROPERTY
Ki No. 914 MARKET Street, 18 feel 8 ln«hes front, 232
feet deep, extending through to College aTenne. .Ana
tomical school on. the rear. Apply to WM-ROSSBLL
ALLEN, southeast corner-FOURTH and WALNUT,, se
cond floor . . de!4-3t*
g* FOR SALE—A FARM OF 143
iC ACRES, in Delaware conntv,, Pa., near Linwood,
Station, on the Baltimore Railroad. The improvements
are a large aid substantial Mansion, excellent Barn,and
other ont-bulldlnCß;2o acres of Timber; plenty of Fruit,
good water: A deKlrable.Fgrm,
Price only «S per Ctf&lNS. Media, or
Street.
Also,'a large number.of‘ Farms. Mills. County Boats,
Houses, and Buildingiots. for sale or exchange.
del2-Mnwfest > -- -
JTW FOR SALE -A WELL BROKEN
young saddle HOBSE, perfectly sound, and
hind in barneß*. Inquire o oi^^ ta a?vippNTn hxrezt
8 SiXTEENTH h.reet,
PRCSPOSAIS.
A SSIST.A NT QUARTERMASTER GE-
A NERAL'S OFFICE. Peii,adei.phia. Uec W. lEra
PROPOSALS will be .received at thiß office until SA
TURDAY, 19th instant, atl2 o’clock M, for the delivery,
immediately, in. this city, of the following articles.
CO kegs nails,’ 3d out, Y -
76 || 6d ; ,
75 ■ . .. 4d \ Of "Cumberland,”-or other
•152 e, ~ ,24 %. ! Well-Known brand.
400 » 4 '* lOd
ICO ■“ ‘ • 12d \
69 - " " 2Cd v;
% <♦ 8d wroosht.
os »• ■ • • lod * *
f Bidders will stale the sbortesUime for the, delivery.
The right is reserved to reject all bids deemedYoo high,
HvordM. A- BOID. .
del6-tdl9 Capt. and Asst. Quartermaster.
T ADIES’, GENTLEMEN’S, AND
-ij OHILDEKN!S SKATES,
. In great variety,lorsaleoy
delfi’lm*
CTEEL SKATES.—
A new and splendid article for sa)e
607 MARKET Street
delC-lm*
PARLOR' SKATES— . : w “
X i?or Rais bv LLBLBY ft CO,«
iJor saieDy ©Ot MARKET Street.
Also. Pine Pen and pocket Knives, Table Cutlery, &c.
delfl-lm* ■ . :
TOOL CHESTS.
A SMALL. MEDIUM, AND LARGE SIZE, i .
Containing GOOD TOOLS, ■
For Bale by ~ltS m^»iri?T
delO-lm* _ OUT MARKET.
EF, REIMER’S FINE SPECIMENS
• of IVORYTYPES are remarkable fer freehnese
and beauty of coloring, correct and natural in feVurea
and exptoesiou, ...gee {asm §t o*s ARCH .bjiwt , # .
JJOQKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
JUST RECEIVED BY
A-siiMisiAir* sc evans,
(Sticcee»orrto Wiliia p. nizard,)
NO,' i% 4 CBESTUVT STREET,
A largo and elegant assortment ef ,
CHRISTMAS BOOKS,
; . BIBLES,
PRAYER BOOKS, ,
JUVENILE BOOKS,
In endleea variety. All the
Amcilcan arid English Publications,
Of the season, will be fonnd'on onr conniera.
PHOIOGRAPiI ALBUMS*
We Lave the largest stock of Albums lathe cUy r aonie of
them most tupsTbly bound ia Morocco, Extra, orAntique,
Panelled, Velvety &c,, &c. , ,
ALSO, the
FAIRY ALBUMS,
For the little ones, with handsome Pictures to match,
bound in Muslin, Morocco, or Velvet. ;
We invite attention to our stock, the whole of which
has been bought, exclusively for CASIf, and selected
, with great care, and will ba sold at
low prices:
de!G-wthfra-6t-t2-t •
Q.EE AT" RUSH AT 808 l!
ALBUMS, ALBUMS, ALBUMS,
PITCHER’S—BOB CHESTIfUT STREET,
Juvenile Books f Juvenile Hooka!
PITCBERS’S—BOB CHESTBUT STREET.
Bibles and Prayer Books.
PITCHER’S—BOB CHE3TBUT BTREET,
Diaries and Portfolios.
PITCHER’S—BOB CHBBTHUr STREET.
Everything under Regular Prices.
O. W. PITCHER S ,
CHEAP ALBUM,-PICTURE. ABD BOOK STORE,
FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
No. 23 NORTH SIXTH STREET,
Fine Illustrated Works, Prose arid Poetry.
Standard ‘Worts, in Extra Bindings.
Photograph Albums. ■
Bibles and Prayer Books,-
Juveniles, Toy Books, Games, &c;, &c,
BUSINESS COATS.
New Books received as soon as published. de!6-8t
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BEAUTIFUL PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
PERSONS AT A DISTANCE MAT HAVE THE
FOLLOWING BEAUTIFUL STYLES OF
PIIOTOGII AP H ALB UIS
Sentfoy Hail or Express, on receipt of the pricea annexed
phot. Albums* Morocco,l2Portraits, SLSG; by mailsl.7s.
Phot* Albums, Morocco, 24 Pcri ra gg.-
-Fhofc. Albums, Morocco,4oPortraits, $2.50; by mai1,53.60.
phot.-Albums, Turkey gilt, 40 Port, $3 50; by mail, $4.50.
Phot. Albums, Mor. ant., 60 Port., $3.60; by mail, $5.50.
Phot. Albums,Turkey silt,so Port., $4.00; bymail,s6 00.
Phot, Albums, Alto Bel., 40 Port., $5.50; by mail, $7.50.
Phot. Albums, beautiful, s)Port., $9. CO; by mail, $ll.OO,
Phot. Albums, Mor., oblong, SO Port., $5 60; by mail, $8 00.
Phot Albums, Alto Bel., 80 Port., $7.20; by mail. $lO.OO.
Photograph Albums, magnificently ornamented, 100
Portraits, $9.25i by mail, $l2.
Albums sent 100 miles, on Express routes, at the prices
in •" first column, free at a greater distance, 26 cents
for each additional hundred miles.
WM \V n* ’
or Albums, and Publisher of
t Family and Pulpit Bibles,
del9-W6m-3i* . No. 386 CHESTNUT Street. Phila.
J| B ¥ BO© E SI
REDUCED PRICES I
ALL 25 CENT BOOKS WE SELL FOB 20 CTS.
ALL 50 CENT BOOKS WE SELL FOB 40 CENTS.
ALL 75 CENT BOOKS WE SELL FOR 60 CENTS.
ALL $1 BOOKS WE SELL FOR 80 CENTS.
ALT, $125 BOOKS WE SELL FOR $l.
ALL $l.OO BOOKS WE SBLL FOR $1 25.
ALBUMS, - ,
PICTURES,
FRAMES, AG., Ac»,
EOR HOLIDAYS AT VERY LOWEST PRICES.
PITCHER'S BOOKSTORE,
deS-sAwtl 808 CHESTNUT STREET.
pHALLEN’S HOLIDAY PUBLICA-
V TIONS, 1308 CHESTNUT STREET.-
4/
THE CITY OF THE GREAT KING. Splendidly Illus
trated.
PALESTINE, PAST AND PRESENT. 100 Illustrations.
FRUITS AND FLOWERS OF THE HOLY LAND.
Illustrations in Oil Colors.
GLIMPSES IN THE ORIENT. Rose-tinted Paper, Il
lustrated. .
»*» The above Books are Issued in cloth lilt. Turkey
gilt, and antiaue.
EASTERN TALES. Red Edges. $l.
CHALLEN’S JUVENILE LIBRARY. *0 vols.. 30 cents
per volume, sold separately.
CHALLEN’S ILLUMINATED JUVENILES, 10 vols.,
$126.
BIBLE STORIES, In verse, tot the Little Ones at
Home, 66 cents.
And a great variety of USI
ARTICLES, at LOW PBIOB
A SUBSTANTIAL GIFT BOOK OF
OP GEOLOGY:
Treating: of the principles of the Science, with ipecial re
ference to American Get' logical History a
Illustrated by a Chart of the World, and over One
Thousand Figures. , , : ,
Beautifully engraved ana printed. f
Prico. m beveled muslin.
"Half-Turkey hioroceo.marbled edges... ■&.
nail Aurtt - ey " oxv,vw THBO dORE BLISS ft CO., .
113 North THIRD Street.
For sale by allßookaellera.
• WILL BE PUBLISHED ABOUT JANUARY Ist
Prof. DANA’S “ELEMENTARY GEOLOGY: Designed
for Schools and Academies. ”.. .. . • • . • •
This work will be printed with the same care and ex
pense which characterize the • Manual., , -
Price, in beveled muslin. .-pi. 70.
jags-Teachers desiring early copies
' will be supplied, postage prepaid, tor gl. delo win
LESLEY it CO.,
607 MARKET BtrCet.
SEW PUBHCATIOSS.
GREAT EEDUOTIOB IB PRICES.
808 CHESTBUT Street.
IB GREAT VARIETY, AT
SMITH, ENGLISH, & CO.’S/
(DIRECTET OPPOSITE THE CITT BASE.)
P RES ENT
LITTLE PILGRIMS IN THE HOLY LAND, 90 cents.
HADJI IN SYRIA, 90 cents.
BEING SOMEBODY. 66 cents.
THE OLD CABINET, 65 cents.
*
HOWITT’S PICTURE AND STORY BOOK, 60 cents.
In addition to the above they have
New Holiday Books. jNw Writing Desks,
New Toy Games. &c. I Fashionable Stationery.
Photograph Albums. I Imperial Photographs.
SFUL AND ORNAMENTAL
SS. ’ de!s-3fc
/CHOICE GIFTS FOB HOLIDAYS.
VJ CHRISTMAS l 1 RESENTS.
PRESENTS FOE OLD ANO YOUNG.
Splendid assortment of PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, of
Plain, and beautifully eo-
IO JUVENILB BOOKS, CHILDREN’S GASIES, Minift
ture Albums, Elegant Imperial Photographs, Stationery
of all kinds, fine PorU-monnaies. ftc- .
Prices lower than any other house in the city. .
djpe-lt RULIdON, 130* CHESTNUT Street.
“ AN ELEGANT CONSERVATORY
s;i°oW^ < RS EI FBpM MY GARDEN,
“IUBA G 6 VuNBON? Ute
-1 Volume 4to. ' With ElghteenjUlustrattons,
TURKEY, MOROCCO.., *»
CLOTH. GILT. ■■■■. 10
'“The most superb gift book of the season we have
yet seen. It is an elegant conservatory of many olthe
most beautiful flowers that bloom. .The let i q ,d s
beautiful to those who can appreciate it ae the rest of the
To " t! We almost*fancied, as we turned over the leaves of
this exanlsite book, that we could detect the.odor of
JeasatSne. Rossi Heliotrope, and Vtolet, so .truthfuUy
'are these flowers painted, O.ur readers must make baste
if they would secure one ofthese aeme, fortbe pub,
Heher’a advertisement informs ns that only 250'cspies
have been prepared for thiß year. "—lnteiUpencer. :
" A magnificent gift boost; alseriesof highly-colored
flowere, the favpriteS of the garden, to which appropriate
selections of poetry are appended,-the whole forming one
of the most elegant offerings we bays ever seen.”--Ife-
Wi pnblish«dby ' . ANSON D.F RANDOLPH,
- GB3 BROADWAY, Hew .York.
• Sold in Philadelphia by SMITTI, ENGLISH, it. CO., J.
A. LIPPINCOTT & OQ. , and ASHMEAD.it EVANS.
. del6.wfm.4t
TVEADTIFUL HOLIDAV EDITIONS
■D OF GOOD BOOKS.
JUST PUBLISHED—
, EDITH’S MINISTRY.
BY HARRIET B. McKBBYER. ~ . •
Author of 1 * Sunshine• 'Tb# Flounced,Soho. ,
This admirable volume by a very popular authoress,
baa been out of print for some time Tlip jncre»sed,do
msnd for it has induced the Publishers to bring u out m
an improved dress for thaHoliday Season. -
THE CAMP-FIRES OF THE AMERICAN KEVOLU
TION.'
A NEW AND ELEGANT EbITION
BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED.
Tq one volume octavo. Thia volume, so well calcu
- lnt«d°to awaken a patriotic ardoriu the muids of readers.
sneraUarly appropriate at the present time, and ie
thereforedeserving of an increased popularity. The pre
sent edition is in a much improved dress, which mskesit
doubly acceptable as a presentation volume, at this sea
eon of the year. s .
RECOGNITION.
TBEBEAVEhLi HOME. , , , „
By the Rev. H. ltarbaugk. N «w aud olegaut edßlone,
printed on toned paper,andiiound in bevelled olelhwith
These volumes have bad an almost uuprec&imted sale
in a plainer form. They are ““WoPresentwi in a style
more worthy of the great, reputation to wajeh, they have
attained, and puit,bie for pTesentatlon.
’ “JDVEHILB LIBRARIES, in B 0
pncea,- »y PnblMpew. ai*4 Bookseller*. .
- del§>tf v *3 South CfcftHpA.
HEW POBtICATIORS.
npHB MOST ELEGANT GIFT BOOK
A EVER PUBLISHED.
I>. APPLETON <6 00.,
Nos. 443 and 445 BROADWAY.
ptrsLiaa TffEß DAT:
LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
NEW YORK PICTURE GALLERIES.
FORTY PHOTOGRAPHS BY A. A. TURNER.
SELECTED AND DESCRIBED BY WIILTAaC TOUHQ,
1 elegant vol.. Lai KB 4to, full morocco, antiqaa.
Price 850.. -
LIST. OF PHOTOGRAPHS,
Subject Owner.
L Tha Peasant's Ko- , .
past. A. Belmont, Esq.-.Y.K Kejrerheiia
2. Idle Boss W. P. Wright,Esq. Verboeckhovon
8. The Flower Girl--J. Btargoe, Rtq....lngisam.
4.. The Intorrapted w . • _ :
Wedding. W. H. Webb, Esq..Flagpran,
5. The Village'Poet- _■•••„ _ ,
. Boy M.O.Kobsrtß, Esq. Johnson.
8. Maternal Affec- _ T
tioa ..v.W.T. Blodget,Esq -Bonheor.
7. Miser'Alarmed.... A, Belmont, E&q..Gtullemizr.
8. Egyptian Con- , _ „
scripts....-........M. 0. Roberts.Esq.(Jerome.
9. Tlie'Keaper’sßeat. J. C. Force, B-.q:..Skayer,
10. The Cabaret. * J. Hoey, Esq..’ Briton. •
11. IhePropo&al M. o.Roberts,Esq.\auUer.
li William tbeSiiemt;
Womanly Esvo : . • . ~
•lion'. ...A,. Belmont. Esq.’..Peanemin.
13. A Portrait from „__ ~ , „ ' ..
Life............. J.W. YTaUack, Eaq. Carpandale.
14. The Drow&y Litr
t#ner........ E. L Jcqaea.Eeq--Jordans.
15. The Fair Flouso
keeper Mv O. Roberts. Esq. Woter.
16. William ol Orange.T. J. Bryan, Esq..-Terbarg.
17. The .Walk on the__._ _ _
Tab1e....... W! VI. Webb, Esq.Meyerheim.
18. A Noonday Gronp. W. F Wright, Esq. Yarboeckhovea
19. The Council of
Blood ......A Bblraont, E?a ..Gallait.
20. The tcarlet letter. A. M Gozzcna, Eaq.Leatze.
21. l'he Bone of Coa.r ,
tention ...J. Ifd97. Esq
22. Lest Honors to Bg- _ t
mont and Horne, W. P.Wnght.Esq Gallalt.
23. Tho Fruit Dealer..M. 0. Roberts, Esq. Van Hamms!
24. An Assault on Con* „ • ••
etantine*-. A. Belmont, Esq... Vernet.
25. Hetty and the In
dians J. Hoey, Baa. SchuHael.
26. BeforetheWind.-W, Youngr,Esq....Robins,
27. France Triumph
ant. T. J. Bryan, TSsq.'.PrucPhOtt.'
28 The Good Sister...A. Belmont, B»q..Merle.
29. The Sleigh Ride-.. W. H. Webb;Esq. .Hanney.
SO. The Poacher A. Belmont, Eaq.,Bnas.
31. Anne of Austria's w
Shoulder Knot ... W.P. Wright,Esq. Fleury.
32. Tbe Sparking of •• ■ -•
Ichabod Crane- ■, W. H. Osborn, Esq. Hantuurton.
33. Cavalier Priso- •
ner*-.... H. L. Jaquea, Bsq.-Camphaesea,
84. The Billiard 5a
100n.... ...A. Belmont, Esq... Chamet.
35. The Fisherman's ’
Family..... 3. C. Force, Esq-.-Shayer.
36. The Virgin and ■ .
Childr.... T. J. Bryan, Esq-.Mabuse.
37. The Sack of Eftme. A. Belmont, Esq.-Fleury,
38. The Sailor’s Re- . •
tarn ....W.H. Webb, Esq. ;Hubuar.
39 The Du« i W. P. Wright, Esq.. Dlysse.
40. Theß. S. Frigate _ • • ' /
St. Lawrence.....W. Young, E Placeman,
A HEW EDITION OF
THE DUSSELDOKF GALLERY.
OEMS FROM THE DU6SELDOBF GALLERY OF
PAINTINGS, Photographed.from the Originals, hr A. A.
Turner, and reproduced (for the first time), under the
Superintendence or B. Frodsham. with Letter-press de
scriptive of each work. 1 elegant voV,large 4to'.,with
62 fine Photographs. Elegant in morocco, sso.'
D. A. &Co., Have Just Published,*
■ SNOW-FLAKE ALBDM.
CLOUD CRYSTALS; A Snow-Flake- Album, collect
ed and edited by a Lady. 1 elegant vol., small 4t0., in
extra-cloth, $3 £0; cloth gilt, $5; morocco, $7.60,
THE WREATH OF BEAUTY. Edited by John R C.
Hassard. lvol. imperial Evo., embellished with sixteen
steel Portraits, beautifully piinted, and richly bound in
beat turkey morocco, $12.50. It
fJTHE DAYS OF SHODDY!
THE DAYS OF SHODDY l
THE DAYS OF SHODDY!
BT HENRY MORFOSD.
DATS OF SHODDY is published and for sale this day
complete in. one large volume, paper cover, railway
edition. Price $1; or bound in. one volume, cloth, for
sl.£o.
It is published and for sale at the Cheapest Booh House
in the world, to bay or send for a stock of books, which
is at . T. B PETERSON & BROTHER3’,
No. 306 CHESTNUT Street.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Copies sent free of postage on receipt of price. It
Tj\RNEST LIN WOOD—MRS. LEE
L HENTX'S last Book. Ataaotiful Noval iust pab
by T. B. PETEESON « BROTHERS.
No. 306 CHESTS UT Street, Philadelphia, Pa. :
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The largest stock and most beautiful assortment is at
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No. 300 CHESTNDT Street. Philadelphia, Pa,
A LL IN WANT OF HOLIDAY
BOOKS.- of all kinds, are requested to call, and one
purchase will con vince you that the best place to buy
|W|l S> tt’-pMStSoF NBROTUI ftS*
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Call and examine onr stock.
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Popular Annuals, bound in the most beautiful
styles, and at all prices: for Bale at
T. B. PETERSON & BROTHERS’,
No. 506. CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
pOETRY AND POEMS—ALL THE
writings, by every standard author, and in plain
and fancy bindings, for sale cheap at
T. B. PETERSON & BROTHERS’.
No. 306 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia. Fa.
THBLES AND PRAYER BOOT^uhC
AJ most beautiful at very low
or Pocket, bound -t».-TrjsTnHSoN r< & BROTHERS,
pricflp3^ tfWCHBSTNUT Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
tt-istories, op all. kinds, upon
AX.* all subjects, by the best writers, and at all prices,
for sale by T. B. PETERSON & BROTHERS,
No. 306'CHEaTNUT Street.
piOGRAPHIES OF CELEBRATED
U PERSONS, iu all style bindings, for sale cheap by
T. B. PETERSON & BROTHERS, •
No 306. CHESTNUT Street.
’TRAVELS AND VOYAGES.—THE
A writings of the most noted and popular authors, for
sale low by T. B. PETERSON & BBOTHEBS. ,
Ko. 300 CHESTNOT Btrest, Philadelphia.
rj.T-RT books and illustrated
WORKS*—Superbly illustraUd Presentation Books,
in every department of literature, will be found for sale
at very low rat« mmoH t BEOTHEag ,,
No. 300 PhUadelphla.
'TmorooßAi'U. .ALBUMS—I)O NOT.
A fail to look at PETERSON’S ALBUMS, which are
the best and cheapest In the city,:comprising over five
hundred different styles. We have the largest and most
varied stock of Albums, at all jpriees, to suit all tastes,
ever offered for . feTEBSON & BROTHERS, .
No. 300 CHBSTNUT Street, Philadelphia. '
TUVENILE BOOKS.—THE LARGEST
U assortment in the city, for sale at cheaper prices
than anywheredse. a^ TaKsoN & bkothbrsl>
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CHILDREN’S ROOKS—THE CHEAP-
L/gsT PLAGE in Philadelphia to-buy all kinds of
Children’s Books, from the plainest Toy Book to the
moatbe&utifuland expensive kinds,, is at _
T. B. PETERSON- & BROTHERS’,
No. 306’CBfisTNUT Street.
Their stock of Photograph Albums, Children’s Books,
Illustrated Works of all kinds; their different editions of
the works of Charles Dickens, 'WaveTley Novels. Scotia
Complete Works. Cooper's, Irving’s, Annual?. Standard
-Poets, Poems, Bibles, Prayer Books. Batisk Classics,
and, in fact, everything in the Book line, i» larger than
can be f.und anywhere else, all o£ f 'which they are now
celling at retail, at very low rates. We advise all to call
in at their store, and examine their assortment, before
making their purchases. Call in at • ,
B T. B. PETERSON ft BROTHERS’,
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Store.open evenings. H
•WANTS*
■WANTED—AN ACTIVE OR SPE
i r CIAL PARTNER, withs3iOCotoslO,OpO. iaa, la
crative business well ettablished. Address ‘ C. K. S »
p. Q. BoxgftBB.
■Wanted—by a wholesale
H 'Boot and Shoe House about commencing,a young
MAN. thoroughly acquainted with the business.- To a
person possessed of proper qualifications, a remunera
tive salary will be given. Address Box 2331, Philadel
phia Post Office. • ' dels-at
TV ANTED—A SITUATION IN SOME
Tf good DRY-GOODS HOUSE, by a Salesman who
has sold the past year 490,000 to near trade, and. exclu
sively cash. Address V* J. 2» H.. Inquirer office, with
real name. ' .' 11
SITUATION WANTED.—THE AD-
YEBTISEIt. a young married man, of practical busi
ness abilities, (a good Aocountant and Bookkeeper.)
wishes to connect hlmeelfi with some well-established
Wholesale or Manufacturing Establishment, where the
services of an active working man areneeded. would be
willing to engage at a faisaalary until both parties were
fully acquainted, and if mutually satisfied, will invest
seme capital in tne concem. Satisfactory reference as to
integrity, &c. Address “Pennsylvanian,” Girard
House, Philadelphia. ■ . • u!6-4t
WANTED—A EIBST-CLASS PACK
»» EP. and Porter in a Err Goods House. Apply at
SSJ9 MARKET Street. dels-3t’
rpo THE DBY GOODS JOBBING AND
A COMMISSION TRADE.—A Young Man, who has
had nearly seven years’ experience in the Jobbing busi
ness, and who is acquainted with'a large City and. West
ern trade, wishes to change his situation about the Ist of
Januarv Can refer to present emnloer as to character
aedaliiWy. AdarMS H°ROBERTS. Press effloe. A l5-it*
OOLDIEBS! —AN AGENT IS WANT
ED in every Regiment for the rale of something light
and .profitable, needed hy Everybody especially by
every Soldier Agents ere doieg bir tliittss Address
(t gSg&«S3Sk. 3 ia BROADWAY. L New York
w ANTED. IN a WHOLES ALE
FT Grocery House, a Youn g MiN as Bookkeeper,
and capable of assisting in the Sales. Must be acquaint
ed with tha Business and with City Trade. Address
• ‘ M. B. ,- ;, -Ogc»of The Press. deb-3t«
■pABTNEIfc -WANTED—WITH §3,000,
S-' more or le*s, by January Jst, in a good WHOLE
SALE BUSINESS. , „„ • «
Address. ‘ * Hear Trade, ” Press Office.
"WANTED—A GOOD SALES
.Tft ‘MAN. with a Pennsylvania or Ohio trade, in a
WO.QDBN-WABE AND 7 COTTON-GOODS HOUSE
Address, ■with location of trade and reference, Box
Post Office. -MtS-to*
WANTED—IN A DRY GOODS. JOB-
Tf BIHG HOUSE, doing a city and near country
trade, a Salesman uwuinted with the business. One wbo
lias travelled.some preferred. Addieße,Box %Q9Q dltHa
WANTED—A PERMANENT SITDA-
Tf TION as WATCHMAN in a Store- Manufactory,
or Sank. Satisfactory reference and security given. w*'
drees .*• WATCIIHAK,” at this office. del-iSt*
•»7R A MONTH!-I WANT .JO HIRE
"lint t 0« MiafTfiONf jdfird. Maine. ocgS-d&w8»
M WANTED TO RENT—A, DWELT,-
TNG with modern improvements.. Location pre
ferred on Atch street, west of Tenth, or on Chestnut oa
Walnut street, west of Broad. Address*B. xkEPNBR
loftheast comer FRONT and POPLAR Sfeeefce. deld4L»
'bi DEPUTY QUARTERMASTER
SfISsGEHEKAL’S OFFICE—PHiiinELPErA. Feb. 8,
IS VESBELS WANTED Immediately, to caruy COAL to
fclie following points:
TortnirA*. -
Key West, Fla
Fort Monroe,} 7 a.
Alexandria. Va.
Pon I Ro?alf'S C C. A. BOYD.
Captain and Assistant Quartermaster.
bqari?ing.,
T> OAEDIN. &—V AG AN GIBS FOR SIN
-15 OLE GEKTLEMBN, at IXOO WALNUT Street. lt«
TO MILITARY AND NAVAL OFFI-
I CERS —I }ivY< on EXHIBITION at d FOR SlliGi
an OFFICER'S CHEST, ctmtaminK Flfc’TT PIECES. of
solid storllns SILVER WARS. ,of an elahorate work
manship 1 would deaire to oall especial attention, as
ltis the onls dnoof coun^
vaa CHESTKOT Street.
PARTIS BE VTSITE —F ASH [ON A-
pnpu'a*, a*d the admiration of* ll
well KBImSHM are executed, urdap some Ixuae
dlately. "Sots caunot do better. SECOND Street, above
Green. - ——■ .
rpwE FIRM OF BETTS & HAYNES
J-. u tki» s» dissolved hy
■■PfITF'MWNWriAi IKi. Mouth H> IW?"
ACADEMY OF MUSIS.
POSITIVELY LAST BIGHT BDT TWO OP THB -
ITALIAN OPERA.
LAST APPBAHANOB OF
JTMe JOSEPHINE MEDORI.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.WBG. 10. AT 8.
BY GENERAL SeODEBT.
Bellini's Grand Opera, in Sacta, Of
NORMA.
With its incomparable great earn:
NORMA M'ME JOSEPHINE MBDORt,'
ADELS ISA, ..M’LLB HENRIETTA SOLZBK,
POLLIO FRANCISCO MAZZOLKWL.
OROYISO. ,v....SIG.HANNIBAL BIACHI.
FLAYIO, .SIG. EEICHARDT.
OLOTILDE. M'ME AVOOAORO.
CONDUCTOR. MAX MAKBTZEK.
„„„CN THURSDAY, DEC. 1?,. ATS O'CLOCK,
ONLY GRAND GALA AND CMTEItf ATION MATINEE.
The sale of eocnred seats and tickets for anr of tfea
shore-named performances will aiiamenee this morn*
log, at R at the Box office of the AhadeffiY, at P. Le»«
poldt’fi Bookstore, 132 a Chestnut cSraOt, ana at T. B.
Pauli’s Bookstore, corner of Sixth snri'Chestnnt etreeix.
_ deU-2t
ACADEMY ®F MUSIO
POSITIVELY LAST WEEK OF THTTCPERA.
- . ON THURSDAY, BBC. 17. AT 2 O'OLOOE.
ONLY CRAB I) GALA AND COMBIKATIOB’aATIMKB.
Tie performabcs will commence with. tl»’ehtb»!o<f
Donizetti e Opera, in three acts, of
f. locia dx lammermoob.
The principal characters hy
MAD. OKTOLANI BRieYOLT,
era. YHalSCisco- MA2ZOLEHI.
SIG, G.yfPOLITO.
(Hig fitfetappaa-Tattce.) aad _
Sio. D. COE.I 3&EL
To be followedby tfc
LI&BS.TJ DOBT.
From Bolliai’a
. .J PURITANE,
By sraNOE FERKA BELLINI AMD HANUM*
ADMISSION, ONE DOLLAR TO ALL PARIS.
NO KEBKRY*D fMW. _
TIGKETSiMAY NOW'EE" OBTAINED AT THE EEOU
XAR TICKET OFFICES.
Doors open at IM. To comfcianca eHH o'clock. det*-4t
W~' " ' ' ■
•Desdrsax.
:W CHESTiNTUT-ST. THEATRE*—
Leasee and Manager 1...... Mr. WE WHEA.TLBY.'
... THE.WEW’ PLir,
THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVEN]ITO, December 16th* IMS*
THIRD TIMS lI*>‘AMERICA,
JOFASUA CLATTBSEN
LaherGreat Part-or-.“PWiixftiie;” , iathe
v . CHILD OF NATD.RE;
and for the first time as '' Fanny'GriblJl33' , In the
. _ OBJECT OFTaTiUiESr,
With the Ponga,
*'Saaay Days vill Come .Acpsn» n . “Lifa'a a Da'ace*”
And for the First
'‘BA.BKEX O’HBA/’
Supported by the
FULL COMIC FOECE OF TES COMPANY*
XN THURSDAY EVENING. D*r-1?' IBS3,
»» EDWIN FORREST"'
Will appear In his
“CARDINAL DUKE:' 1
BICHELIU. —..
Enßalwer’s
MRS. JOHN DREW’S NEW 5 AROH-
X»X STREET THEATRE.
LAST WEEK
of the
GREAT DRAMATIC ALEIAJTCE.*
Me. B. L. DA.VBSPORT.
v Mr. J. W. WALLACK.^'
THIS (WEDNESDAY) EYEKTSfi,
OLIVER twist; "
..Sr.'J.JV.^tlack.
...v.,Hrf. ,, Fair9iL
A "WIFE FOB A T BAS. ;
Mr. E. L.
Fagin (the Jew)
Nancy Sykes
Cronstellan
WALNUT-STREET TKEATB&
** Lessee... .....Mrs. W. A. .GAEBETPBOM..
THIS (WEDBESDAT) EVENING, Dee-
CONTINUED REIGN OP MERRIMENT. ,
Houses nightly crowded to repletion to witness
MR J 8. CLARKE:
IN THREE GREAT COMIC CHARACTERS; - *
CLABKE as Zach. Clinch, in FAMILT PRIDE,
CLARKE as Thos. Muslin, in the RUSSIAN ADMIRAL,
CLaBKB as Brown, in MY NEIGHBOR’S WIFEr'
Box Office open from 10 till 3 o’clock.
Doors open at 7 o’clock. Commence at 7j£.
JjyjlßS E.JBARNETCHE’S MATINMSS*
FOYER OF THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
THE SECOND ANT). LAST OF THE SERIES. '
Will take place'
ON SATURDAY, the 19th, at I o’clock.
TICKETS Fb® ONE...
Do do THREE 191
To be had at J. E. G fluid's, Andre ft Go. S s, and Lee ft
Walker’s. dels?t#’
LJTHE grand
-THE MESSIAH
Will 1)8 performed by the
HANDEL AND.HAYDN SOCIETY,
The Society will give THESE CONCERTS, during the
9fl3£flS
The SECOND CONCERT will be on
THURSDAY EVENING. February IBfch, I66€*''
To consist'of Miscellaneous Music.
The THIRD 'COH CERT will take place
_ On TSUESDAY EVENING, STay 12th- 13M. r
When the Grand ORATORIO of Coiambus Discovering
America v» ill be performed. This Oratorio was oar--
M&aKrrfcV" P!i imdelfhia sacked
The Subscription list is now open at J. E. Gould's*
Seventh and Chestnut streets; Lea & Walker’s, TjSJB
Chestnut street; and Wm. S. £|Alfred.JtM****X-60S
Chestnut street.
Price of Subscription for the season —
ISS^^SSfcLert.
CREATTQKL-g-''
when Haydn’s immortal master work, 1 ‘ The Creation, **
will be performed by the whole Society, with a full
Orchestral Accompaniment Professors Bishop, TayjLor*
Meignen, and 5 htmder,ywill give their valuable aid,
and several lady amateurs of ability will snstain their
solo parts. Librettos, Fifteen cents: Tickets, Fiftyceata
each. To be had at Gould’s, Andrfe’s, and Lee & Walk
er’s music stores. Subscriptions for the series of threa
, Conceits will be receive dat Gould’s. General rehearsal
on Thursday, at 2K o’clock P. M. . " de!s-4t*
Gb eat national circus
TRO CPE —MARKET Street, above Twelfth,
Under direction of Mrs. CHARLES WARNER, formerly
Mr» DAN RICE.
In addition to tne Great Troupe, there wiH appear
EVisirr-EVJcouhiG Tnifi,wsEs r Mr.-B Hazruningß,
Tom King, W Smith, Ran Gardners
Miss Minnie Gardner. Miss Su»an Whitby, in Classical*
Graceful and Entertainina Equestrian. Scenes.
The Batoutte Leaps of Mr, KING, every evening. * *
Aleo, until farther notice, under the supervision Of
HAT. AUSTIN, the Side-gpUttiu g, Melo Dramatic Enott
trian Spectacle, THE RIGS OF MR. BRIGGS * oivThfl
Pleasures of Housekeeping and Horsekeeping. Thisper
form&nco requires numerical strength, of the GREAT
NATURAL TROUPE.- '
- ADMISSION, 25 cents: Stage Seats. fiO eanb; Privaia
ssopfhvo Motineds every WEDNES
DAY and SATURDAY-AirrniviToo*r_-^,x m n,«»T*w at
2J£ o’clock. Evening performance, 7.4 Q. ~
PHILADELPHIA SKATING PARK,
jL situated on the west side of the SCHUYLKILL
River, south of CHESTNUT-Street.
Season tici ets can be had at the following places from
10 A. M. to2P. M.: ; _ •
Stephen Morris, 2C9 South Third street.
R. 0. Lowry, 408 Walnut street.
E. D.* Yates*.s44 North Tenth, street*
Samuel Simea,,32o3 Chestnut street.
The Park is-howj flooded about two feet of water iff.
depth.
Buildings with every convenience for the accommoda
tion of visitors. ds!s-6t
fIONOERT HALL,
V LECTURE ROOM, ■
CHESTNUT 6TREEIW ABOVE TWELFTH.
LAST WEEK BUT ONE OF
WAUGH’S MAGNIFICENT .
• - NEW PANORAMA
OF
X T A Li Y
OPEN EVERY EVENING AND -
SATURDAY AFTERNOON .
THIS SPLENDID WORK OF -
ART,
Commences moving— -
EVBNINGS, at- 7X SATURDAYS,3 o’clock.
Tickets 25 cents; Children 15 cents; or, sfor Hi.
Liberal arrangements made with SCHOOLS. de!4-&fe -■
INSTITUTION FOR THE BLIND.—
-L EXHIBITION every WEDNESDAY at 3K P: M*
Admission TEN CENTS. Store No. 11 South;EIGHTH •,
Street. • " ~ 1 ; lt* ? -
PRAND CONCERT AT MUSICAL
VJT FXJND HALL, on WEDNESDAY EVENING.JDec.,
16th, by CHARLES H. LINDSAY and N. B. K CIS ASS,
Jr. One of Steck * splendid Pianos, from. J. JLGculd’a,
will be used. Tickets 25 cents, to be had at the principal.
Music Stores, and at the Hall on that evening. Doora,
* pen at 7 o’clock ; performances to commence at OAarter
before 8. ~ ~ det4r3t*
FAIR TO BE TTELBs AT>
vT RANDEL AND HAYDN HALL, Northeast corner
ofEIGBTH and SPHXNG GARDBN S greets, aTCTBSD AX'
aid WEDNESDAY, Decem>er 22d aad 23d, ISftUin. AID 1
OT ST- MATTHEW'S PROTESTANT R?tfeSOPAIt.
CHURCH - ' 1 '
Grand Promenade Concert in the Evening,
Music by Germania Orchestra.
Tickets 20 cents; to be bad at the Door.
TEMPLE OF WONDBBS- AgSSMBL'K
J- BUILDINGS, TENTH AND CHESTNUT- STREETS.
Amusement for Old and Young. Mirth
for the season. Constant cnan sfa oi ga-^rtauun— X
' SIGNOR BLITZ
"EVERY EVENING, commencing at VA o'clock, Ut
Wednesday and Saturday at 3, consisting off New Mys
teries in Necromancy, great snccess In
and the Learned Canary Birds.
Ad mission 25 cents; Children 15 cents.
T> OTBEBMBIi’S MARTYRS- IN THB
Xl COLISEUM. ACADEMY OF FIND :
CHESTHUT STREET. ABOVE TSRTH..
Open from 9 to 5; Evening, from 7 to no3o*lm
ERMANIA OKOHESTBAfcr-PUBLEOr
vJ KEHEAKSIIiS every SATURDAYra! 3 o’cloik, EV>
If., at the MUSIC 4L FUND HALL. Single ticket,. 53r,
cents Packages of six tickets, *l. To. be Jrnd at Age-'
DBE’S. 110* CHESTNUT Streets J.> E GOULD, t»-i
VENTH and CHESTNUT, and at tho i»&U door. o,K-snfc.
■PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF
i THE FINE ABTS, V.
1035 CHESTNUT STREET., J '
OPEN DAILY (Sundays exceed)" from 9 A TfhJ&H
U P . jj **
Admission 20 cents. Children half price., ll»tf
AW BAZAAR—NINTH. AND fSAN
SOM Btreete. -
tnrTTOH RALE OF HORSES, Aa
A THIS( Weenesday)
•'JKA.LE OF HOEt’ES, &c.i -ou Satutdayi >s uCjsal.
OF FIFTY Albany achC PortlaiiiXi
B ‘s^.-KonliwoMmenl CAaceoantof the rreathe*.
JfjJ p AT.pBBD at. BSSKNBSS. Auctioneer.
TTIDES.—■WILL JE.. SOLD,. Air AUG-
JjL TION, every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, ai,n
o’clock A. M., at tke.-iVhBJf,
HIDBS, TALLOW. Ac., that may be on iand, of,Cattle
slaughtered outside She limits of the District of Cdum.-
h'a. and shipped to this point for snch ofpqtitioa..
Terms, cash in Ggv@raEi«.t fands, : ti*. -’ab th&
timeofsale. ’■■' T . . ' ,
del6-]m Lieut. Ccky JC. B. y: S*
ALL PERSONS. AJt E,
that I heraby revoke the Power, of. Attowey Irera*-
tofore executed and. delivered bv George J&. Gnaw ana:.,
mysfclf to one SHOMAS 51. D. lite orris
town, Montgomery county, P&.» to si tous®
and sell the '‘•improvement in. pa
tented, of which Georee Y. Custer is tha. opar mal pa
tentee, and ona-half of this righkio-which-aettV.sP&tant*
dated AngUEt;l9, 1&52. ; is now. 'sssted in m&. of a
deed executed and delivered* to,.m.a hy George Y-
Custer. September 6.1862 , ‘ _
And I hes»by caution all uejsanspurchasing
said right or or from said MJdTLAJTD; wh<> . has recently
absconded from a ,, with wA
Original Setters Patents whic'a,do
belong to said George Y-. Snstor^my,
?«•
PEGEjiBKa 14.1533. _
TN THE ORPHANS'' GOT jrt FOR THE
A CITY AND COUNTY OF-MU r u iDELPHIA.
Estate of QUISfTIN GA&£ gELLrdecettsed,
The auditor appointed to W 0 Conn, to audit, eettle.
and adjust the ecsonnt of-£.\ B {joMSGYS and WIL
LI \M L C.SIPBHLL. Execr tojg or the.net will and
testament of the. said aatutip Camphell, deceased, and
report dirtribotion of the t .aianoe hr the hands of the
Executors,. wUI Sjeot tner , ar y fts tntereetpdi forthepur
poees of Ms ippointmeaV on TUESDAY. 29th December.
•"*. sbBet - “ °**
. delG-wftoSt -.■ • WILLIAMERNST, Auditor.
gHOTWELIAg CELEBRATED ;
8f ,VEET CIDER- *
I OUR USU jAIi SUPPLY OF THIS EXCELLENT
i .
Jail aired.
ALBERT O- ROBERTS;
Dealer In rto* Groce rise,
boSJ-U Corner ot SIiEVBSTTH and YINR Street*.
ADIUSEIHEKT!
ORATORIO
CHRISTMAS NIGHT,
at
MUSICAL FUND HAL.L,
ATJCTIOW SAKES.J
.XiS^fyAS*
CIDER