THE CITYi
fiUStJKLLANEOUIS.
CLOSING EXERCISES AT TJIK GIRLS’ HIGH
SCHOOL RETIREMENT Of PROFESSOR
nJataW High arid Normal alMed ftr
®* holWayßyeaterday piinolpalahlp of the
u ; c K n ;r„"" r eilutiOT ofthe Board of Control,
nifXVa?r e Cr/k«’s oorinaotloa with tbe school he
at tsehment of both scholars and teach---
Jlwtii testimony thereof the teachers Tester
s' presented him with » beautiful service Of sliver,
Jh. pupils a bnmleome setofchlna to aooom-.
am l '*’- l'^ epre6eß totioUtoc|Jtplaoe at ton o’clock.
K y f rtco] Smblcd ln ttto main room ofthe
*vt-ii,T,u HriK. Thepresonts werenoatlyarrangad;
Spon the room. There were a
“ TheMMoisefcommeScea by singing or the hymn
beginning, * ienli angels sing.''
followed the reading of. the Scriptures.
>w.«wrp*«,
«Fhia hoped, in the joyfnlness of our hearts, to
vom our kind and honored testruotor, with
She cheering wishes.of thiß festive season. Our
,or sonr happiness are new, and cverwlll be,
ilSSlt andsincere. But how different are our
emotions, when now, for the last tima.as pupils, we
«St™ss YOU, whose place to us, oan never bfc sup-
long have we boon tho seolplehtsOf your
t esnosa. and so naturally havswS dome to regard
with the highest respect and affection, that we
- gt, tpiq to be the saddest moment of our school
whether our oouneotlon with you has been
,nr months, or whether lt has been lengthened Into
pave ever found you the same; always
to brime jour superior knowledge and expo
if™™ to remove effectually the difficulties that
SSrtv beset our baths. When we think of all that
™?haw been t o us our hearts swell with gratitude,
m 3 wolopk to give expression to ourreeFlnga, To
a slight degree, our sppreoiaUon of your
BBcSAturCsro, we present to you this token of our
esteem, with the wish that the oomlng
yernmw bo fraught with prosperity and Mpplnejs
<me ff'the'fecnlty of the school theh addressed
Mr Oreear as follows: Our pleasant years of school
Companionship are now to have an unlooked-for-
SafsoKOwrui termination. To day severs the link
wMoh to long has bound us together to happy In-’
terccurto. we have always gladly given you eur .
confidence and support, and whatever may be your
future success In life, it cannot exceed what wo de.
rireforyou. In behalf of the faculty I nowpresent
vou this slight testimonial, hoping It may prove In
a slight degree our appreciation of your uniform
kindness and consideration for you, and our,regret
at naitlng from one whom ,we shall always remem
ber with feelings of friendship and esteem--
Mr tlresar then responded to the two addresses. ;
He said that there are occasions when one’s feelings
seek other avenues of expression; and this was one
of them. He then thanked the teachers for their
kindness and affection. Be had been a teacher for
upwards of thlrty.one years, morefthan one-fourth
of which has been spent in this Institution. In no
school in whloh he had bec-rt engaged, had he ever
had greater pleasure than 1# this. The scholars
were ready to learn, and were ever ready to obey.
He then thanked the lady teachers for their hearty
co-operation In furthering the Interests of the
fchool. He oeeupled a position to-day dlffe-,
rent fhom any he had heretofore oeeupled. In
leaving a school, whatever Injustice had been done .
tohimThe found the pupils and teachers fully ap- ’
predated his position to the feelings they have
manifested. The evidence Is manifest from the gifts
bestowed upon him. He had been fatthtol In hla
duty towards the teachers, as was shown bjTOe very
flattering letter which they had addressed-to him.
He desired nothing hotter, than the report of the
Board of Control, upon which he had been removed,
as it was an evidence that he had guarded faithfully
tbe trust confided in him, by keeping out of. the,
school those who were not qualified to fully enjoy-
Its benefits. ,
The exercises concluded with a solo—a parting
gong written by one of the faculty.
The pupils evinced much feeling at.parting from -
their loved principal. Many of them were moved to
tears. The occasion will be long remembered. ..
COLLISION ON TSE: DELAWARE.
On Thursday evening, as the steamer State Sights
was on her way to Camden with the New York pas
sengers , a collision took place between her and the
steamer Mary, while the latter eras endeavoring to
make her way through the banal opposite Walnut-
Btroet wharf. The Mary was considerably injured,
her cabin having been stove in some distance, ren
dering it unsafe for her to continue the trips until
the necessary repairs can be effected, Aiadwho
was on board'of the Mary, on his way to this city,
had his hand considerably mangled by the collision.
There was apparently no blame to be attached to
either party to command of the different boats. The
Mary was soon alter taken to Camden, where tho
necessary repairs will be made.
SLIPPERY PAVEMENTS.
The sllpperlooss of'our pavements at present IS
the subject of general comment and annoyance. In
moat parts of our city pedestrians easnot walk upon
the sidewalks with safety. Yesterday the case of
an old lady who fell upon an ioy pavement and
broke her arm was reported. Numerous cases of
the kind, resulting to more or less Injury, are con
stantly occurring, but only a few reach the ears
ofthe reporters. Strange to say, the guardians of
thupublfc property, who derive their support from
the publio tones, are the least careful of toe public
safety. In toe front of the State House, indeed of
almost all public buildings, tbe pavements are In a
very slippery Btate, and dangerous .to too passers
by. A little ashes will lemedy.thls. Let It be at
tended to.
TENNESSEE REFUGEES.
An appeal, printed In another column In this
day’sPress,deserves the general attention ofthe
community. The subject Is one that may well ex
eite sympathy, and now, on the eve of happy Christ
mas, the refugees should not be forgotten. To-mor
row Is the. anniversary of toe birth of the Saviour,
who eameto redeem the world. This: alone, might
form a text-for every preaoher, and an appeal for
toe poor creatures who call for help upon those who
ar& able to give, ,
SKATING.
The skating at toe National Bark, at Twenty,
first and Columbia avenue, is now to first-rate oon
dttlon.. Every convenience, In toe way of heated
rooms and other comforts, are on hand. The nark
is brilliantly illuminated at night. ' p
THE POLICE.
RETAINED BOUNTY MONEY.
in reference to the sms'of Captain Cohen, bound over
on the charge or retaining the bounty money of the
yotuSg re trait, Oliver Beamish, it ie stated that the boy
was rejected after he had transferred part of hie money
becaiue heirasnotdf age. This transfer was made oa
ths Bth day of last August, There ie a large amount of
money retained at Camp Csdwalader from honoty
jnmpers, deserters, &o. 'lhe public committee on
bountytund, who paid the money out, would probably
regain the whole of it, for the beat;tit of tho city, upon
making legal application to the cat todians.
CBefore Mr. Alderman Bsitler. I
WITHHOLDING HONEY FROM ,AN OLD
■WOMAMv
Ayonngmeu, giving the name of Thomas Wilson,
-Wae arraigned yesterday on the charge of feloniously
Withholding money intrusted to him by fm. Wilson, his
half brother. The cirenmslanees of thiß ease are pecu
liar. It seems that her sou, William, enlisted nearly
three years ago-in Company K, 7th Pennsylvania Re
serves. His mother, now seventy years old, was att
object of mnch solicitude on hi, part, and before he
started with hlsvegHnent he intrusted 8200 in gold to We
half or step-brother, Thomas Wilson, the defendant, to
bs need in a j ndioious manner for the benefit of his aged
another. Iho bravo youth was taken prisoner, and,
after suffering untold hardships, died in the rebel prison
at Andersphville, Seorgia A soldier, alio a follow,
prisoner, saw him die, and beard Ms last words. Ha
said stmething abont hismother, and hoped the person
Who hsdiths money intrusted to bint lor her use would
take care ol brr in her very old sge. The mother al
leges that all the money she has received since the de
partura of her son with the army was the sum of $l9
July, Tiio step-son, defendant in this ease, it is al
leged, will not pay her. the money or any part of it. She
is suffering extremely for the want of pecuniary aid.
She lives in the rear of 1288 Catharine street. The de
fendant was hound over in the snm of $BOO to answer at
court.
COUNTERFEIT NOTES.
A half-drunken individual, giving the name of Doug
lass, was committed yesterday-on the charge of at
tempting to pass a counterfeit fivs-dollar note, pur-'
firting to te the issue of the Buffito City Bank, Mew
ork. Several of these kind of notes were passed by’
other parties on Thursday evening on storekeepers .on
Second sticet. The defendant was committed. The
counterfeit note has a pretty good appearance, and un
less peiscuß are more than usually careful they may be
deceived by them.
SHOPLIFTER.
A woman pretty well advanced in years, giving the
name of Elisa Palmer, was arrested yeiterday for shop
lifting. fahe had with her a basket pretly well filled
with a variety of articles, such as butter, eggs, cheese,
lard, celery, dried pears, string of fish, Ac., Ac. She
said Bhe llVad-wUh.Jßrs. Smita, Ho. 85 Stand street.
Mew York, and that she had only arrived a ddy.or so
Mace in Philadelphia, where she designed-to pass her
CW. m.» holiday. This deft nlant was charged with
shoMlmug. It is alleged that she went into the store of
David lee, from which she purloined a bottle of Cologne
water. A strict watch was kept upon her, and when
she thought she was suspected she purchased a hand
kerchief, that had been examined by her very minutely
for some time, Sir. Lee had her taken into an adjoining
zoom, where she was searched. The Cologne water was
found; also twopocket hooks, one ofwhich belonged to
the proprietor of the store. It had been stolen from the
counter. Bhe became quite indignant in tbe office, and
in the very face of the most positive evidence as to the
purloining of the_ articles declared herself to he an
honest woman. She finally admitted that she did not
Uve in New York, but that her residence wasonHoith
Tenth etieet. She was committed.
CBefore Hr, Alderman Holmes.)
LARCENY OF PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Thomas Doran was arraigned yesterday on the charge
of stealing round shot from the Doited States arsenal.
He sOld a number of 51-pound balls, and on being ques
tioned as to tbe possession of them, said they were
found on tbe lot above tbe arsenal. Tbe defendant was
required to enter bail In the sum cf $1,900 to answer.
THE COURTS.
Cfiited Slates District Court Jndge
Cadtialader.
The United States vs, Henry W. Hunt. This was an
indictment for enticing and aiding soldiers to desert.
Before reported. Th» jury rendoted a verdict of not
guilty. -
Jurors were discharged till Tuesday, to whloh day
the court adjourned.
Supreme Cobrt at Mist Prfan-Jndge
Kelehlina vs. Oollinr. An action against defendant
to recover damages for waste of premises of which he
was tenant. , Before reported. Verdict for plaintiff
•So other cue on the list being ready for trial the jury :
Was discharged from further attendance, and the court
tJSifft"? /" telals In the Hisi
Prion will begin the Ist Monday cf February,
Court iff Qnarter Seesiorria- JndK« Allison.
X o te,S? r^S.!. ai S?S lc - Kteteaa. Edward Mitchell,
iftlid Hrigt O Brien.who &fe indicted for conspiracy to
defraud, were yesterday tried. The allegation or the
Co^mhOewealth Waa that the def*aaaafB,haviag formed -
a contspijacy and combination for an unlawful purpose. •
fookan office and establishment in Laurel street. Sen-'
‘afiigfon, ostensibly with tie view of inaag-arating and
conducting an honest business is trying out tallow for
sale, but really intending to cheat *nd defraud. Their
purpose, as alleged by tfie Commonwealth, and which
was carried oat, was original,but simple and ingenious.
A small quantity of tallow was put m a barrel; a heavy
coating of clay was then plastered inside the barrel,
forming a small cylinder; upon this another layer of
'tallow was placed, and the barrel headed up. So if a
probe Bboula be inserted in or near the centre of either
head tallow only would be struck. Several barrels of
this article were sold, and the fraud being discovered, •
th 6 parties were arrested and indicted as above stated.
The defendants called no but the counsel
„ argued ti at no conspiracy, such as charged, had been
; shows, and that that being the fonndatd jh of the charge,
no. caae bad been made out. "Verdict not guilty.
District At torn ay Mann for the Commonwealth; Okas.
W. «rooko, Bbq , for.defendant.
. Jurors were dia charged from further attendance, l and
the Court adjourned Jill to-day.
* Jurors summoned to attend In this Court for tho
aeeond porloa bemmencing Monday, December 26, will
appear, when Jhey will bo disehargod tell Tuesday,
January 8, to which day the Court wUiadjourn.
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As Christmas approaches, the calls upon their attention
are still increasing, so that parties wiehiijgto purchase
should-give them an immediate call. All kinds of Fur
niture, cheapest and Last. _ " dell-vial
pEACHEB.—S,OOO DbZEN HEBMETI
-O&U7 waled PeartiMi ot tie finest quality, prepared
by B.'«w»rd» A Co.. Bridyeton, N. J 8ale»room. *
' BHODBS S WILLIAMS. i
10* B«ratti WATBB Btraet
MORGAN. ORR, & 00., STEAM BN.
.JU oin BUILDERS, Irik .JtoJKLderj, «Jld Gwwtui ;
RacUnlaU andßolter Mak«n< No.-IRIUCALLOVT »•
HIT.i. gtwt. Th)Ud«.ghi»- f 555-« •
rjABD AND FANCY JOB PRINTING,'
Vit BWWffcT «P 8. jforaxH
)Msi®lCA|i.-
SKATES.
£E«4L.
I® the OBPHANB’ COURT FOB THE
PHILADELPHIA.
Sjtate ofLINNARD, deceased.
■f.s ne Audijor appointed by the Court to audit, settle,
jr^KP J H f t nsc\ c ?/ J £ D l or DLBMBNT B. PBSIMSE and
r.fliSS LINNARD. Executors of JAS. M. LINNARD,
iSj mafee distribution of the balance in the
teiiwai’snlHv scc °untante, will meet the parties in
sss:
TkTHE ORPHANS’ COUBT FOB THE
'UW?ui, S P C PVf SI 0F PHILADELPHIA.
ot M.-DINNARD, deceased,
anli .s ta- d , 1 «. r .‘ , 5 P0,,1t ®. d the Court to audit, settle,
fiww/Sn "mount of 0. B. PENROSE and J. T
e!r£2s?^'gs r ? stse, , ,u,d ,®, r . Ul * willof J. M. LINNARD,
fh 1 c make di etri butioa of the balance in
'Joonnfantß. wIU meet the parties -In
wt* st -
COURT FOB THE
-■• CFTT AND COITJffTY OF FHILA.L'RT.’PTrrA
.i JstaterOf CgAKLBBHBIffBT FISHES; dSikwl.
HOLLISFMHIIJdjcSwd^'Is
ateieu by F. C. HOLLIS, Acting Trgatee* and to report
distribution of the balance in the bands of the account
-o'l3l Sontt Stteet.
dfei stnthCf QKOBG ? M - COHA » r
TNTHiS ORPHANS’ COURT FOB THE
-*• <CITY AMD COtJKTY Op PHILADELPHIA. •
* oil BSTATBOF WILLIAM E BENHKTT.
> The Anditorappointed by. tie Court to andit. Beitle,
'f ” “-/"Si 6 “?°. a =t OfBM ILY BBBNKTT, AdXSI
’ tratrlx oLfliteßestate of WM B. BBHHB3T, deceased,
•; j® d *»Mportdistribtttlonof tEobalancelnthehandsoi
tie acooontant.wiL! meet the parties Interested for the
hla appointment on MONDAY. January?,
Office, Ho. 135 Si uni
ti>« city of Philadelphia.
ddaftmtitK* E. SMITH KELLY, Auditor.
jTNjraE ORPHANS’ COURT FOR THE
4 .t/tTYAKD'COTNTT OF PHILADELPHIA.
/T fctata of MICHABI. CKOOSB, Deooa«od t
The Auoitor appointed by the Court to audit, settle,
and idjust the account of JOHK M. HALh, administra
tord'b. n. c.i. a ( ,.0l the estate of Michael Crouse, de
' v cta*€o, and to report distribution, of the balancelu the
handl-ofthe acwnnUat,- ■will meet the parties inte-
for the purposes of his appointmens, on TUES
DAY, {January 3, 3864, at 4 o'clock P. M., at hie office,
No, BJ9AECH Street, in the city of Philadelphia.
•- JOSEPH B. RGOABS;
de2otaths6t* . » Auditor.
~TN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
OftT ANB COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA. :
>Joha S. Haliowell ■vs. Joseph B. Byana, alias Yendl
v ! tioni Exponas. Sept;, 1864,H0. 847.
Coart to report the die
fuagLpibdttced by a sheriff’s sale, under
wilt* of all that certain three-story brick
: ,me»uagfe.Qr>foneinent, back buildings, and lot or piece
; -jof g ronndjrsilmate on the east side of Eleventh street, at
distance of three hundred and four feet southward
from thetouth side of Girard street, la fche.Twentieth
WMrd, .Q/th,ecity of PhUadelahiaf containing in front
hr breadthim the asfd Eleventh street sevenfceeafeet (in
cluding on the north eld e thereof the southernmost half
part of m alley three feet ia width by .the whole depth
of the t& ereby granted lot,) and extending in length or
depth eaitwara of tb e t width seventy- one feet, ten and
a fear'feet wide alley, leading north
ward and d&temnicaiing with the said three-feet wide
alley* subjecfcio. the yearly ground rent of $52, will at
t«#fto the duties of Mb appointment, on WEDNESDAY,
the T wentyiflighth'day of December. A. D. 1564, atSM
O’clock P. ar., at his office, Ho. 142 South EIGHTH
Street, Philadelphia,, when and where all partieain
forested must present their claims or they will be de-
on said fund;
delS-lOfc y; JOSH B. COLAHAH, Auditor.
TTSTATEjOF JOHH PRICE, LATE OF
-“'TBIDADEIPHIA, Deceased. —AH persoos'indebfced
to laid Estate are'reoussted to.make par meat without
delay, and those haying olalms against the same to pre
sent them, properly authenticated, for settlement, to
the undersigned, l at Store Ho. 3*7 MAKKBT Street,
Philadelphia. KIRK J. PRICE,
- Woodhnry,.N, J.
, „ .. JOHN s. brown;
delf-sdt* - •" .yPoylostown, Pa,:
T7&TATE OF STEPHEN VIEIRA., DE-
J-iGRiSEDe-NOTICB.—AU personß ‘indebted to* the
ftbote- estate; will make payment* and those > haying
against the game will present them without de-
WXhhIAMrTATXOR, Administrator,
£s3?, VCoro'nar’s Office, FIFTH St. .below Chestnut,
•?.**> Or-tohis Attorney, 2D WIST T. CHASE,
hol9&6fc . , No. 134 South SIXTH Street.
TETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION TO
J-J theeslate’of FREDERICK L. SEEBBB, deceased,
haying been granted to the enbscrlher.aU persons haying
claims against the estate will present, them, and those
ilndeoted make payment to
. MARIE E.' SEEGHK. Administratrix,
noB-tfit*' *, Sll-North SIXTH Street.
Jl ETHERS TESTAMENTARY UPON
•*¥ the Estate of HANNAH STOTT, deceased, late of
the city df Philadelphia, having been granted to the
undersigned, all persons indebted to said estate are re
quested' to make payment, Toid those haying claims
agifeat the same, to present them without delay to
• ■ v • ■ ' • f JOHN FEATHER,
•' Twenty* third and Hamilton streets, FhUa. i
: ■' *r - - • WILLIAM RED W ARD, |
t - ;• ' • Fraukford, Executors.
Or.to tbeir Attorney, JOHN SHALLCROBB.
delQ-fe6g c % Frankford, Twenty-third Ward.
AJ^L:PERSONS INDEBTED TO OR
having cl'atmif. upon JOSEPH itoMULLni, de
ceased, will pleaeepay orpresent theTiame to the tut
dsrelgoed KxeciltVfß. WILLIAM (ILADIKG,
' ' Ho. 703 PIHE Street.
in,'-'- " GBOEGE O. BVAH6,
•<. Ho. 418 AKCH Street.
WOTICE.—WHFEFAS,
” A CERTIFICATE OF ONE SHARE
OF *THB STOCK ON THE PHILADELPHIA,' GER
MANTOWN, AND NORRIfeTOWSTBAILROADCOM*.
PAJSY, dated February 0. 1858, and numbered 3,391,
belonging to and issued in Ine name of the tfhder
signed, from xny in.Gettys
burg, at tie time of the rebel invasion of the place in
IS®?, .notice is hereby given that application Trill be
mfcdeto the Boardoi ?sdd Company for a new CER
TIFICATE, and all perrons are called upon to show
caubu. why gaid'CBRTIFICATB ’ should nob be i*-
atffjg. TYSON, GETTYSBURG; Pa, de!4 wsSSf
COPABTHEBSHIPS.
P&RTBKBBEIF I>iBSOI.YED.—THB
. ;iHimof BIBMMWEOOfc A CO., of tbie ctty.end
Hew York, expired THIS DAY by limitation. The be-
\ e Tiillmm of tha
ia wi ioo?,’ ’ '
' . v * Executor of W; F. Washington* *
H, B, KIBBeT
■ Pe0.1.48^.
WOTIOB.-jnio'Soaae*.
rigj^hfeToTßJgDAJveaLyred
iar-Mij f w ■lio' js.cVOT-Assembly of niedosisaa*.
ontiued an Act relative to Li-.
mited Fartnerahft), etc., passed ■ theiwenty-first day- of
march, A.j/.'1838, and the supplements thereby and
they.do hereby give notice that the name of the Finn
Partnership Is 4o 2 be-eondncied it
BQQF & KIBBE; that the generaTnarateof the'busi
ness. Jfc be transacted is the general .Dry-Goods, Import
tQg, and CommiMion business,, and that the same will
be carried on in the city’of Philadelphia; that the names
Partners of the safdFirm are SAMUEL
y^i&£\£ & M s ’2Jk' n KIB P*t CLINTON J. TROUT.
-IOSERIi >O.JEOOP, and the name of the Special
Partner is JABAB M. BILLINGS, aU of the city ofPM
ladelphia^that the capital contributed by the said
James M, BUltagvtiteSpecial Partner, to the common
stock, is one hundred thousand dollars in cash, and
that said partnership is to commence on the first day of
Deetabe?, X D. K&, enXiermia&te on tbe tMrtietti
d»y of November, Jr. D. 1857.
SJJHDBt W. EOOP,
/S-J* - V,’ . HBBfBT B. KIBBar
■ V V, - CLINTON J. TBOlfr,
; , JOKBPHC.BOOP,
" - * ; ‘ General Partners
JAMBS M. BILLINGS.
. _ - Special Partner.
. Dec. 1,1861
nniereirnedeneceßSore of BrfLINGB,
BOOP, i CO 4 , in JgeWYork* will continue the Import
ing and Commission BusinessJaX No. 38 WARREN
, _ B. J. Chaitbe.
i Hbw Tobk. Pee. 1. 1884 >■ ■ ■ . dca-gw
fEfifi BOLTJTION OP PARTNERSHIP.
“Tie RenFcriberß, heretofore trading under lire
"flmof BEB J i S - aOO , kfy? tkja d£y
IMp.olyed their partnership, by mutual consent.
Jill ontutandlng bnelneee of the late firm will be set
tled at 005, MARKET Street.
BENJ. S. JANNEY, Jh.,
> JOHN M. BURNS. ■ !
i _ SAML. A. COYLE.
, Phiiabbiphia, Dec. 20, ISM.
■: THE UNDERSIGNED WILL CON
i NOB the Wholesale GEOCKBY AND PRODUCE
1 aa heretofore done by’JAN
NEY« ANDREWS, at Ho. 631 MARKET Street. f.
„ . m ' BENJ. S. JANNEY, J B „ ‘
Dboikbbp. 20,1564 B.W. ANDREWS.
no PARTNERSHIP.—J. MORRIS
: y-s BURNS, (ortie late Jrmof B. S. Janney, Jr., &
Co.,).and 8. S_Mf/CKER, Jr., .(of tbo lateflno of S.
: Smnolror, Jr., ACo ,) have tbis day formed a Copart-
title of BURNS* SMUCKERiand
wHCeontiimethe Wholesale GROCERY and COMMIS
*bo old stand formerly occupied by
1 ■ K ' i S* B&fio* market st. ,PMia.
. Phiiadkiphia, Dec. a), ISM.
nOPARTNERSHIPr— THE. UNDER-
V/ BiaHED BaTS"ttds day foi-med a Copartieraklp,
ondettie-Arm-name of S. A. COYLE & CO. .for the
of tha Wlolssala GROCERY andPfeODUCE
■ COHMisaKiN bneineeb, at Hoe. 1(1 ana 18 Horth
KITH Street above Market. -
■ SAML, A. COYLE,
J A* LINSf -
PHII.APTOPSIA. Dec 20, 1861 deM-lm
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-, THE
v -\ ahirrelyned haVe tHs day forms'da cdpaxtnersMp,
trader the style and title of ADAMS & LEVIS, for the
xorpoee, of-transacting a general .Banking and Stock
Brokerage business/ 11 ■ • ,
■ Oil, Telegraph, and Express Company stocks made a
specialty. - .
GoTarnmeat Loans and Specie bomrht and sold. .
THBO. ADAMS,
~ ,gi- .. ... ... , GEO. H. LEVIS,
• r 805 CHESTNUT street;
T'iISSQLTJTION.—THE COPARTNER
■r-. shipherelofore existing, under the name and style
I of -LB. is this daydlssolved by the death
t* SS*V MAB
; alone authorized to settle thejiccounts of
! . ;BeOi-19r IML; j dolfrgt* •
.1_ EjPCTCATIOyAX,. .
AND
A FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSHTUTE.
Second Term of Fourteen Weeks "begins Jannary 4
Sesdfor Cirenlar. Eev. J». J, KNOWLES, A. M„
del7 ibt .. Pennington, H. J.
■ff|C.I.AGS GREEN SEMINARY.—
* IBLITAHY BOARDING SCHOOL; four miles frba
HNBIA,Pa. Thoroagh oonrsein Mathematics, Clasdcia
NatnralSeienceiL'and.Eiatlieli: practical lessons lh Oivß
Engineering. PnpUs received at anytime, and of all
ages, and enjoy the bendats of a home. Refers Wolu
C." CapehSon, 2SBonth Third street ;Thos. J. Clayton,
Esq., EUth and Prone streets: eg-Shelßff Kern, ad
Rev. J: HRRVKY BARTOH, A. M.,
VILLAGE GREEN, Pennsylvania. . nos-6m-
IWjtTEILS AIVU RESTAUKA3VTS. -
•rv^^i^wCwwwwirydv'Afw'w^Ars^wwvvsAArwwwvte
Xiem RESPECTFULLY CALL THE
attention of all connoiasenrs to the following
LnnchpfAmerica, Day and Night, !
The best quality of all kinds of Lldu'ors,' • r
Thenhoicsst brands of Cigars,
are* to 1» found at the METROPOLITAN
HOTEL, 633 ARCH Street. -
deifi- tUßingt* - • At FURM. BLAIB, Proprietor.
QENTRAL EATING HOUSE,
Opposite the Post OMlco,
PEQLADEIiPHIA.
JONES HOUSE, -
i' lCor. MABKAT STEBRT and MARKET, SQUARE,
g . , . .- i HARRISBURG, Pa. . .
The Proprietor respectfully returns his sincere thanks
to hisMonds for the very liberal patronage bestowed
to the House since' under bis management, and would
respectfully solicit a continuance of the same. ’
del7-8m - . / C. H, MANN, Proprietor,
nPKE WASHINGTON .HOUSE^-A
OAEP-—lt haYinr b©«2i amioimeed by the Bulletin
of 25tK iDgtaiiW ibat ihjs hotel wooid be closed oh
or atxmi trie Ist of DseeiDl)sr« tb.« Lessee from January
let, 1865, feegs to inform tbe-pnblic tiiat during the time
ibe Bouse may be dosed it will be tborongmy reno-
Tated and refitted in a manner that cannot laii to gire
satisfaction to those who may patronise the eatabueh-
CHARLES M. ALLMOHD, formerly of, the
''lndian Queen/* Wilmington, bntmore raoontly of
the •• states UiTloii, *’ Philadelphia, yfll haya the en
tire management under the new administration, and he
assures the public that no efforts will he spared on his
Part’to make the.Htrase In aH respects uleaeant and
agreeable to Ms griests. The House will be re-opened
on thelßthUf January. n(^p-tf
TfOTTON AND FLAX BAIL DUCK
V/ J AHD CANVAS, cf lU numbersand brand*; '
TcutTAwulng, Trank, and Wagon Oover Dnok. Also,
Paper Manufacturers' Deter Felts, from 1 to S leet wider
PaullnsTßeltlng, 00
, IWjfcir ; s . No. ltiS JOHIS* Alter, -
PBOPOSALSi
OFFICE commissary of sub-
SISrjSHOB, Ho. 888 WALHDT Strest.
Fmi.ADEt.PHiA; December M, 1881.
SEALED PBOPOSALS. ia DUPLICATB, Jili n
received &t thienflce nntU 13 o’clock M., on THUKS-.
DAY, December 2P,' X£*4,~for 'supplying, for the u«e of
the United States Army, the following subsistence
in PhUadeiphia. viz.: _
1,000 Barrels first-qualit; eora>fed ‘ NEW MESS, ’
or “PRIM# MESS,“‘PORK (which to be
stated), out of the pack of 1864-5, in full
i hoopedoak barrels, with iron master hoops?
full weight and thoroughly salted; to have
been repacked wititin thirty days of date of
delivery. -To be delivered Within twenty
days from award;
100,000 Pounds first quality BACON SHOULDERS,
packed without-pressure, in tight tierces of
uniform sire. To be deUvered within twenty
days fromaward.
300 BarreU of MESS or EXTRA MESS BEEF
(which to be stated), in full hooped oak bar
rels, witbironmaster hoops; Beef to be new,
full weight (200 pounds), mid thoroughly
salted, to be delivered within twenty days
from award.
ISO, 000 Pound, NSW WHITE BEANS, in well-coop
ered bxriels. To be delivered Hltbln ten
. days.
50,000 Pounds first-quality SPLIT PEAS, to be
packed in well-coopered barrels. To be de
„ _ livered within ten days.
50,000 founds first-quality, large-grained, .kila
drled HOMINY, in weU-coopered burrete,
head*Uned. To be deUvered within
10,000 I?ands first-quality ADAMANTirTK CAN-*
DLIS, 12s. To be delivered within ten days
fromaward..
30,000 Pounds good hard SOAP, in pound bars, full
weight, packed in sixty-pound boxes. Tobe
o« #ww, detivered within ten uaysirom award. ,
30,000 Pounds«leau,fine, dry SALT.in strong, weli
coopered barrels. To be deUvered within ten,
C gays from award.
5,000 Gallon| 4 PUre CIDER. WHISKY or COEN
VIKJSGAK, in strong, weil-coopered barrels.
Wflmr.iA.c J? be-delivered within ten days from award, j
haVSJwJIZi articles, except meats, must
£S* the proposal, and referred to therein,
fiVran£=°^* 8 f* l ». m F Bt i. Ilofc be saclosed with the sample.
Parcels 8 mQfifc be boxes or bottles, and not ia paper
and passed upon by John
the wiolo?r“?p r crtore“h. bi44ore mayrroMaa fot
t OC,p JA f tw * »Jvertlcemettt most be attacked
wltb afl it”’te?m s POSa!S b “ ‘ PBClfi, ‘ ln com ‘
Each bid must have tke written guarantee of two re-
Who will give bonds if required. *
‘JSSSi lonnff f ? r proposals, containing the form of
may be had on application at this office,
.‘f® seller s name, place of business, -and date of pttr-
S“*ff J*** «oBt«nte, gross, tare and net weights,
£S« be obrneraled eTary »»d «U eld mark,
PabU,! WSiEll6rS
No bids from parties wno have failed to fulfil a former
Bgreementwillba considered, ■
i x!, ia ciud© psck ages, and delivery at any point
in this city, to be designated by this office; and any in
ferior packages or cooperage’will be conridtrdd suffi
cient eause for rejection of Contents;
Payment will be made in such funds as may be fur
nished by i he United States for the purpose.
Proposals to be endorsed “PropossU for Subsistence
Stow, Mddirettedio • ISAAC B. WIGaiN.
deS4-5t Captain and 0 8. Yols.
fiHIEF QUARTERMASTER’S OF
PICE. ..Philadelphia, December 22.1854.
PROPOSALS will be received at ibis office,
nntil 12 o’clock M„ on THDB3BAT, tbs 29th instant!
totapplylig.tne SohnylkiU Arsenal with the follow in?
'■“k-Hn&Keraer. army etandaid.
Forage Caps, army standard.
.» Cavalry Boots, Briny standard. , ?
Caatefene, tin corrugated, army standard.
Camp Hatchets, army standard..
InfwitryDrume. complete, full size, army standard.
Half inch sky-blue Silk Lace, army standard.
Suspender Buttons, army standard.
■Gentses Corks, mounted, army standard.
Poles, to work 10 feet long,
g,OOO hickory Hoop Poles, to work 10 feet long.
16.000 white-oak Hoop Poles, to work 9 feet long.
12,0C0hickory Hoop Poles, to work 9 feet long.
•J™ Hoop Poles to be sound and perfect in every re
specly and to be delivered monthly as required.
feet 8d cOmmon white-pine Boards.
AU the cut and wrought Nails that may be required
for tbeyear 1865, viz;
Bappiee of which can be seen at this office.
All_fte Pack log Boxei that maybe reanlral for the
yearJm Samples of which can be seen at the Schnyl
ltill Arsenal, and epeclflcattons as to size, kind. Ac.,
can ba seen at this office.
• All the StatiojOT that may boretiaired for this office,
and the Schnylfeill Arsenal, for the year 1&65, consisting
of printed blanks ; .cap, letter, note, and enTeloPa paper;
envelopes; pens; mlt, &c , specifications of wiiicli can
be seen at this office..
Samples of all the above articles of stationery rahst
accompany the bids.
Samples of such articles as are rectnired to be of army
standard can be eeeifat ibis officer
Bach bid mnst be gnaranteed by two responsible per
sons, whosesignatures mnst be appended to the gnaran
t®e, and certified to as being good and sufficient security
theCmtedfStes V ° lYed ’ brsome palalo fnncttonary of
Bids from defaulting contractors, and those that do
not fully comply with the requirements of this adver
tisement, will not be considered
Blank tonns fop proposals embracing’ th® farms of the
guarantee required on each bid, cau bo had on applica
won at this office, and non® others which do not em
ffiu Auararsteewillbe considered, nor will any
proposal bo considered which does not strictly conform
to tie requirements therein stated.
The bids will state the number or quantity of eaoh
ktod.of article proposed to be delivered.
Bids must be endorsed ** Proposals for Army Sup
plies,n stating the particular article bjd for.
HERMAN BIGffS,
ueZo-ot Colonel Quartermaster’s Department.
OFFICE OF SUBSISTENCE DJEPAKT-
V MBHT, Fobt Delaware, Del..,
n „ 1T „„. December.2oth, 1864,
• BRALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, will be received
at this office, until 12 o’clock, noon, on TUESDAY, De
cember 27*1864 (at which time they will be opened), for
furnishing the post with FRESH BEEF to be delivered
at the expense of the contracfcor, ia such quantities as
-may from time to time be required, and on such days as
the commanding officer may designate.
The Beef tobe of good quality of Cattle, weighing not
Jess than (600) six hundred pounds dressed, seek,
shacks; and kidney tallow excluded. The beef of all
Bulls, Stags. Oxen, Cows, and Heifers will be rejected.
The necks of the Cattle slaughtered for Beef to be deli
breari trimmed down. The shanks of the forequarters
to be cut oil four inches above the knee joint, and of the
hind quarters eight inches above the gambrel or hock
joint. The Beef to be furnished in equal proportions of
fore and hind quarters
.The Government -will claim the right to reject the
whole or any part of the Beef furnished which may be
of e quality inferior to that required by the contract.
bach bid, to secure* consideration; must contain a
Written guarantee of two responsible persons, as fol
lows :
• s y«» ——»of the county of —, State of —, do
ynarantee is (or are) able to folil a
, ccntract in accordance with the terms of his (or their)
proponltfoa. ajiJUf>Tr.ni,l* a.,t. fc. n n|l .
espied, he (or they) will at once enter into a contract in
accordance and we are prepared^to become
tce a &withthei!^ 184 StatesAtior “ w > *°
The Goyenmect reserves to itself the right to reject
any or ail bids considered unreasonable:
. rayments to bemade at the expiration of each mouth,
ip Buchfunds-es reay.be on hands if none on hand* tobe
made as soon as received.
/ i^oposalsnmstbedietinetty endorsed “PROPOSALS
irWI E ?‘ V to Oapt. GILBERT
8. CLARK, G. 8. Yols., Tort Delaware, Del.
H a b]d is in the name of a firm, their names and post
address must appear, or they Will not be conil-
Bach person or member of"a firm offering a proposal
must accompany it by an oath of allegiance to the Dni
led States Government, if he has not already filed one
in this office.
strictly with the. terms o f
this advertisement will he refected.
GILBERT S. CLARK,
de22-tbS2t • . Capt. and C. S. Yols.
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTER.
MASTER- MILITARY DISTRICT OF PHILA
DNLPHIA, No. V3I.MARKET Street, Dec.’21,1884
SEALED PROPOSALS will bo received at tbis Office,
until noon of THURSDAY, 29th Tnst., for the erection
ln the shortest possible time,of GUARD
BAREsCKS, near tbe Schuylkill Arsenal, in accord
suce with plans and epecificatione now at the Office of
MxTH H s*Mt AETHDJ1 ’ Jr -, arcbltect, Ho. 809 South
Proposals must be made upon tbe regular forms, to
oeJmd at ibis OSes, and must state tbe shortest time
.required to complete tbe work.
Tbe United States reserves the right ta reject all bids
deemed Incompatible with its interests.-
***» «* ALBBET S. ABHMEA.D, fc
y , Captain and A. Q.-Jd..
Office of assistant quarter-
DISTBIOT OF PHILADELPHIA,
Ho. TMA MARKET Street, Dec. 111, 1864
Jffi WiED PROPOSALS will berecelvud at this office
re^re?- 0 , 0 ? Do '- 26- 1864, for fnraishlng
Steteewith forage, viz.: Corn, Oats, Hay,
Sfreii’™, animals in the public- service
Pre/if d w, trl f t - iucludlng Chester, Port Mifflin.
Meetoina, Haddington, Beverly, tf. J.,
Whiteaearßristol, pa, Spring. Mill, and any
wlttin Ibis comnmnd that may be df
*»? Peilpd of six months from January I-
best quality, SS npunds to
°^g+i, a i* d 6 ? Pounds to the Corn.
of timothy. Straw of good quality.
Bye or Wheat as may be ordered; all to be inspected
and approved as delivered.
Proposal* will state price per 100 pounds for bay and
straw, ana per huabelior grain, delivered at places of
consumption in such quantities and at such times as
may be oideredu
• The United States reserves the right to reject ail bids
deemed incompatible with its interests.
. i ALBERT S..ASHMBAD,
del6-.126 Captain and A. Q. k.
fAUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE,
vst TWELFTH AND GIBABB Streets.
™™_l’mnzJ>KnnHrs, Pa., Dec. 22,1884
SEALED PBOPOSALSwiIIbe reoelved at this office
vmttlMo’ffiock M.,.. on WEDNESDAY, December 28th,
1864 for the immediate delivery at the United States
eterehouse, Hanover-rtreet wharf, of, the following,
.2,000 foot of Oak- tanaea, double- riveted Leather Hose,
10 inches outside circumference, with Jones’ Improved
Couplings.
.-TA e ... a ! > “I?'‘ i^ cribe 4 to i lO of the best quality, and
subject to the intpeetion of an inspector appointed on.
tbnjMit .of the Government.
Bidders will state price, to include delivery, both In
writir g and figures, tbe quantity bid for, and tbe time
of denvery.
Bach bia ronetbe guaranteed by two responsible per
a*ns,. whose signaturesimisi be appended to the guaran
ty, andcertifi&i to as being good and sufficient security
tor the arnoont tbe. Untied States Uistri4k
Attorney, or. Collector, or other public
otherwiso the bid wilt not be considered. -t
The right is served- to reject all bids deemed too
high, and no bid from a defaulting confcractorwill be
received. . ■
By order, of Colonel Hsbhan. Bwas, Chlsf Quarior
master. . ■
de22-St Captain and Assistant Qaartermaster.
A SSIST ANT QUARTERMASTER’S
Ohio, December M, ISM,
PROPOSALS WUI he received at this office Siitil 12
o clock M., SATURDAY, December 31, 1864, from
dealers, for such of the following articles as they can
furnish for the Qaartermaster’s Department, U. S.
Army;
' 64 Bowling of Low Moor Tyro to bore GS inches. ,
8 do do do 65M do.
J • . .jS -t* tMi *k' "
82 do do do -SI do,
4 . do do do 47M do.
The above to bodsnged and 2X to 3.inoi»s thick,
made by other
manufacturers, ifequally seryiceabie.
10 3£€ ScK BoC ' i>r9BBed ifenare Huts, X and %-
36 Parallel Bench Vices. .
~ 6CO lbs. .Borax, %5 bbls. Goal OH.
10,000 MaUI Handles.
5 - JEM? fiO Pig* Babbitt,
K Blabs Zinc, 55,000 feet Safety Base.
100 dozen Ames? Ho. 2 Shovels, or an article equally
good.
20 Kearns Emery Cloth, each 0, if, 3, 1K,.2.
20 do Paper, each 0, K» l* 1K» 2.
2 barrels best Copal Varnish.
f» barrels Mineral Paint tin oil), t
When samples are furnished they must have the
same-or the bidder upon them, and be numbered to cor
ref-pond With the bids,
The articles bid for,'and time of delivery, 'must be
stated, and each bid must be guaranteed by two respon
sible sureties, guaranteeing over their own signatures
that the bidder will enter into bond for the fulfilment of
bis infract, should one be awarded him.
„ Bias will be opened at the time above specified, and
bidders are invited to be present.
The right Is reserved to rejeet any bid deemed unrea
sonable.
B I 0I l? r Co h w * McKim, Chief Quarter
amsier Cincinnati depot. A. J. PHELPS,
Captain and A. Q. M.
QUARTERMASTgR’S DEF AR T -
SEALED ¥ROPOSAIB^Hb| E SvJid It
until 12 o clock M. , BATUKDAV, December 24,1864, for
C»0C0 feet Oak Boards, lineh, square edge,
sonea.
i*OM **** oa3t iP | well ( seasoned.
loloco M ** «« ««
-10,000 “ «« SK “ *' '
10,000 '* «* 4 «« ««
« 6,000 *« **. fi ** ,
Ali of the above-described to be of the best quality,
and subject to the inspection of an inspector appointed
on the part of the Government.
Bidders will state price, to include delivery.-both in.
writing and figures, the quantity.bid for, ana the time
of delivery.
Bach bid must be guaranteed by two responsible per
spne, whose signatures must be appended to the guaran
tee: and certified foasbelhg good and'sufficient securi
ty for any amount involved, by the United States Dis
trict Judge, Attorney; or Collector, or other public offi
cer. otherwise the bid will not be considered.
The right is reserved to rej ectall bids deemed toohigh,
and no hid from a defaulting contractor will be re
ceived.
By order of Colonel Herman Biggs, Chief Quarter
master. > dfi). E. OBMB,
de2o-6fc Captain and A. Q. M.
“REFINED TALLOW FORMA
fc® ■* * «?•■;
PROPOSALS.
fIYFFXCE OP ASSISTANT QUARTER-
V/ MASTER MILITARY DISTRICT OF PHILADEL
PHIA, He. 731 MARKET Street,
t)EOEafBBK23» 1854.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at tbtc office
until noon of SATURDAY, December 31,1854. for far
niShing and setting up complete foruee at Pert Mifflin:
Fifty (50) IB OS BV&KS, twoetory.
Twenty (20) do.; Jingle. , ,
Proposals must be made ont upon, the regular forms
fnrnif ned at this office; must state the price per pound
for the bunks set up complete, ana the shortest time In
which they can be delivered.
The United States reserves the right to reject aU bide
deemed objectionable. ALBERT 8. ASKMEAD,
de24-tdSl Captain and A. Q M.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
m OEPHARS' COURT SALE OP
JC. EBAL EB7ATK
WOl be sold at public sale, on SEVENTH-DAY, the
Slfit of Twelfth-monih (December), 18®4» outgo Pi«*
raises, PBOPEETY late of Dr. J. LOBING PEI Beg.
deceased, in the borough of BRISTOL. comprising lot
of land -22 feet on Mill street, and extending in depth
23d feet to Market street, with commodious _two-and;a
balf-story brick Dwelling thereon 22 by 40 feet, with
two-story hack buildings SB feet deep; the whole well
finished. with cellars underneath; out-kitchen with
well and pump therein; excellent heater In cellar. On
Market street-is a large-stable and carriage-house;
large garden with fruit trees, grawMrines. etcj build
ings all nearly new. Location admirable, either for
professional business or residence only. . , ,■ - •
The property has been occupied, successively, by the
late Dr Phillips and. Br. Peirce, and is now occupied by
Dr. Groom.
For further information, apply to
J. s. tc. W. PEIRCE, Jr-
Bristol, Pa.
HANNAH P. WILD MAN,
_ Guardian of Albert L. Peirce.
Wilpiak'Kissbt. Auctioneer,
Bale at 1 o'clock P. M. de2l 24212930-St*
m LARGE AND VALUABLE PRO
■BE*- PBKTY FOB SALE.—The very large and oonuao
dlon* LOT end BUILDING, 80. 308 CHERRY Street,
near the centre of bnslness, containing SOfeet on Cher
ry Street, depth 106 feet, being >6 feet wide on the rear
of the lot,and at that width opening to a lane cart-way
of
grer&rely met with. •
Apply on the premise*. . gdl3-fea*
Mfop. sale or to let—a Num
ber of convenient ndWDWELLINGB, with mod era
Improvements, on North. Eleventh, Twelfth, and Thir
teenth streets. Apply to TATLOW JACKSON, '
614 CHESTNUT StreeLor at
11012-tf 1888 North TWELFTH Street
Mfor sale.—the subscribes
offer* for sale bis country scat, within half anils
or Wilmington, Delaware, on the Jffewport pike,. eon
tawing elghtacreg of good land; in the centre of which
is a large lawn with a fine variety of shade tree*, ma
pies, lindens, evergreens, ete„ .in all over a hundred
roll-grown trees. The improvements consist of a large
and commodious Mansion, flanked on the west by two
towerc, one of which 1b four etorie* in height. There
ere four large rooms on a floor, with a hall eleven by
forty-two feet. The house has the modern improve
ments. A hydraulic ram forces water from a spring
into the upper story of the tower. There is also an
iron pump and hydrant under a covered area at the
kitchen; door. The dut-buildings coasiat of a carriage*
house and stable sufficient for 4 four horses and several
carriages; also. a hospice, and smoke houses. The
stable has a hydrant in it.
Good garden, with several varieties of dwarf-peacand
grape'vines, inf all bearing. There are also several va
rieties of apple, cherry and chestnut trees.-
PoMeßsbHyri'gnat^aime,
n094-tf on the premises.
fig FOR SALE-TWO NEW HOUSES,
MH. with Three-story double Back Buildings, Ho 158
and 160 Hortfc TWBHTIETH Street Inquire at the
Buildings. • ' d«20~I2l*
m THE DWELLING No. 2 THOMP
-■StSOH Place, war of Ho. 128 Race street, containing
six rooms, newly papered and painted throughout
to rant; fraSper month. Apply to
i M AA* * , AcP.WR MORRIS,
de2l4t* 016 ARCH Street.. -
m LIMESTONE FARM FOR SALE A
MSa-yor Sale, A FARM containing 228 acres of HI
land, situated in the Limestone Yalley of .Buckingham
Township, Bucks county, Penna., three miles from
Belvidere and Delaware Railroad, at Lambert villa, and
immediately on the line- of a contemplated Railroad
through Bucks county. There are on this Farm a set
of'farm buildings* a number of limekilns and quarries
producing excellent Lime, for which there is a ready
sale to a home market; 50 acres of heavy timber, apple
orchards, large peach orchards, etc., 'etc. Price
low.
For particulars, or a view of the premises, call on
or, address
B. J. SMITH St CO.,
. Real Estate Agents.
Hewtown, JPenua.
m FOR SALE—A-LARGE NUMBER
*n of small Houses in the lower part of the city ; also,
well-secured Ground Rents, cheap for cash, Forfar
ther particulars apply at
deW- 12t* Ho. 925 WALHtTT Street.
FIR SALE—THE STOCK AND FIX
TURES of a COAL AND LUMBER YARD, situated
on the Schuylkill river, above the mouth of Mill creek..
Al«o, a neat little Cottage Home,
for particulars ai»ly to I. ROZELL.
de22-tlisto3.* , ■ • At the Yard.
•pOR RENT—FROM FEBRUARY Ist
next, a very desirable STAND on MARKET St
between Fourth and Fifth Streets. Apply at
, ~ 330 WALNUT Street,
de22-thstu3t* Ogee No, 2, second -story.
f)IL TERRITORY.—FOR SALE—A
„ valuable tract of Oil Tenitory, of 140 acres, on Oil
Creek. The Creek passes through the property, leaving
a frontage on each side of about half a mfle in length!
The property will be sold upon very favorable terms
if applied for Immediately. For farther information
&WH? t« . . . _ COCHRAN ARTJSSBLL,
deSS St 33 North FRONT Street.
OFFICE DESK ROOM TO RENT, IN
'- , ra central andyery desirable location, Apnyto
KEITH & BBOADBENT.
de22-3t* *33 C NB3TNUT Street, up Btairs.
/TO LET-A FEW MORE OFFICES, ON
J*- the flr&t floor of the building, DOCK Street, below
Third, formerly “Post Office Building.” Also, the
whole of the fifth and sixth Stories of said halloing,
Witnetesin power.
Offices on the wcond floor, Commonwealth Building,
and the whole of the huge room in third story.
, „ ■ „ THOS. H. CONNELL,
, Counting House of Dr. D Jayne A Son,
de23 3t* ... 343 CHESTNUT Street
WESTERN VIRGINIA OIL LAND.—
„" T Acres on MIDDLE ISLAND CREEK, Tyler
County, all good-boring territory, with abundant evi
dences of surface oil. Prof. Williams, of Allegheny
College, certifies, after a personal examination, to the
rivet value as Oil Tenitory of this locality. Price,
s4t, coo. - Apply to J. KVANS.
ce22-St* 433 WAT.SUT Street,second floor,
POB BBNT—TOE LARGE PHOTCL
•*- graphic Booms formerly occupied by W. L.aER
-MON, comer of-SEVENTH and OHESfNUT Streets.
AlBo,sevuslofhgr rooms over the Photographhs Booms.
Inquire at 618 WASHINGTON Square. noM
BAILROAB LINES,
TMPORTANT TO RAILWAY TRA
-A TELLERS. —For foil information in reference to Sta
tions, Distances, . and Connections, illustrated by one
hundred Railway Maps, representing the principal Rail
waY£of the country, see APPLETOirS RAILWAY
GUIDE. nol9-6ai
OJfcT’ r 3-'i3XJfcJ#
THE PENNSYLVANIA
. CENTRAL RAILROAD.
PHILADELPHIA TO FITTSBOBG—3S6 MILES.
watt 3n£n .9®“ V “f CENTSAL
BAILBOAD Is now located at the Hew Passenger Depot
OogwiT. THIRTIETH and MABKBT Streets,
-THEjfIILADELFHTA EXPRESS lasvas daily. THE
EEIE MAIL leaves daily, except Saturday. All other
trains leave daily, except Sunday.
-n?iSSS.^SSJK ar i5 A,r ' JOwemberSßa, MM, Trains
will leave Philadelphia as fallows:
Bnn !■ M.—Mail TSAIN, with the following con
•UUnections: ArriveabWEST CHESTER ISTTBB
„ SECTION 9.05 A. M., andconnect with. West
S, at . w S ai Chester 9. SB A. M.
At DOWKINGTOWB 9.35 A. • M., connecting with.
train for Wa.ynert,nrg,.and reacfcmg there at 11.10
A, M. At COLUMBIA ILfiO A. M. , connecting with
Horthern Central Railroad, and reaching York at
Y-BO F. M., Hanover Junction S.SO P. M., Hanover
1-15 P. 51. and Gettysburg 6.M P. M.- Also, with
K*i?ij on vr .id?® a ? d „9?&“ 1 Ma Kallroad, leaving
Haven 760 P. if. (Passengers for Elmira, Rochester,
Canandaigna, Niagara Palls, etc-, reach Elmira at 10.®
P Mrf snAßrfflaowt#.lSAt*M.) (PassengersforDah
-501*5 BcperL Bloomsbnrg, Berwick. Beach Haven,
SMokeUnny, -Plymouth,- Kingston, Wyoming. Pltts
ton, and Scranton, take the Lackawanna and Blooms
burg trams at Northumberland.) At HARBrSBIJBO,
for coints Sonthon Northern Central HE. .leave at I.SO
arrive at York at2.57P. M.. Hanover Junction
3.*l?: ¥wMSSS'J al4 - 45P.M.,andGettysburg6 ISP.M.
At HABKIBBUEG, for points in Chmberlahd Valley,.
leaving at .I.® P-M.. arrive at Carlisle, 8.63 PNC.;
- h. ®P, M.. and Hagerstown 6.15 Pc H,
At TYEOSE 5. 6 S P. M., connecting with Bald' Eagle
Valley Traln. leaving at 7P. M., and arriying at Bolfe
foiiio at BP. M, At ALTOONA 7.'® P. M,, connecting
?9s i p B M ?lldl i t ? a rS,vso?m 11 0%? B ' )ar £’, reac ling there St
' 8.38 P. M., connecting with
* t T? 1 there 9.40 P. M.
JotSFjP ill 0 ?*■> K? there connecting for aU
points West, Northwest, and Southwest.
10 00 M - —PAOLI ACCOMMODATION, No. 1,
Paoll atll-05A. M.
19 ,««“*•** a‘ LANDISVILLB at
1* 2-4° P-M. tram on Beading and Colum
„ I r arrlv! f«u at Litis 3.10 P.
and Beading 4.25 P. M. Ac
HAREISBDBO, with an Accommodation Train Si
Northern, Central Ballway, for Sonbnry and interme
»fra-R«S tB jJfn l: y , -* Bun %? r S ,6 i fiD p ST- At HAS.
ElBBußGwith tram on Cumberland Valley for Car
lisle. arrivlnf there at 6.15 P. M Arrives at Pittsburg
Western points!' 1 til6rs makeß dose connection for aU
I .-tri P. M. —FARKESBDBG ACCOMMODATION.
•1U arrives at Brakes burg at s 35 P. M., stopping
at intermediate Stations.
2‘QA £. M.-HAEEISBUBG AGGOMXODITIOJT,
• connection at Downingiownat 401 P.
** Aak’o § train ou Waynesboro Branch, leav
<fontr»l Ballway, or York, leaving
M Tork -hrrlvesatHar
-4.oo?3“^Mlse«s?SSf y fr
~ - -rlveest Harrisbnrg 405 A. M., Mifflin 9.47 A.
Altoona S» 20 F. M.« anaPittsburg ILGOP M -The
or famiHe# going
S? the rates low, and have their baggage*-
. ttgn., forwarded by theSST
H&Sjr IS P“tssldre apply to PBANCIB
SRaS? o ,®' Street. Between
Am P - , M - - LANCASTER ACCOMMODATION,
tE. yU ™|Aes Lancaster at 7.29 P. M., and Colombia
5 9fl F. M.-PAOLI ACCOMMODATION, No. 2.
•OU reaches Paoii at 6.30 P. M. ' ■."■■■
8Qn P '., tt .r PITTSBDKa AND EEIE MAIL,
.OU wim Aha foHowing connections:. Arrivo at
*r lc - -^,P a?, J B burg, ICO A- M. ; Sunbury, 4.16’A.
S» Nortnnjnber;and, 4. M- A; tt.; fiHltom 4.53 A.
a' 'lWSsfin Hy : Lock Haven. 726
a w' } i tP-S? A. M., St. Mary’s, 12.95
A* M.. Corry» 4.88 P. BL. and Bile.-6SSP M. fAt
Coray dose comecttos is made with OU Croek 'BaU
aShaffer’s, the present terminus'
£tth* TOO** fteneebyfctage or Boat tor OU City and
1? **3 Laaville. Bapart, Blooms
burg, Berwick, Beech Haven, Shickahinav, Ply-'
mono, Kingston, Wyoming. Fittston, and Smantra,
v V§ aaa and Bloomshnrg trains at Nortn-
CPaseengers for Elmira. Bochoster,
Canandaigua. Niagara Palls, etc., reach Elmira at
Si* “d Bnffao 9.20 P. M.) At HAREISBDBO,
9S atral Kaßway. / 0 J the South, leaving
Junction, *.& A. i“leaves HinoverJunrilon, ML
Broad Top Ballroad, arriving at Hopewell, - A?l£”
fefl^i^fepsre?aas& , aB
Kaihoaiafß® A. M.'.
n A. m. AtCEESsoN, s:ka!m* I wSSSaS^a
at LOOP. M. ,and connects for all
11.10 only at
. .burg, MMysville, Kewporfc, Mifflin. Lswii.
town, EuntiEgdon, Altoonh, OalUtda. asd (!ma!
mangh. At with Broil T? p n°t
road, leaving: there at 8 A, H., a&d
Dudley, A. M.; Mt. fellS ~ A lt^a^d
thence by stage to feedfonL At ALTOONA at Affi
A. M,, connection la made with train for Holiidays
bnrg, reariling thereat 9.65 A.- M., and thshohbyharic
to Bedford ArrlvM at PITTSMBH af ilO P M..
making close connection with through trains on q ” the
i"? 9 1 * t V’l?*’ North™ot he Lakes.
SSfn ..a and the Missouri Elvers, and
Brath and Southwest to all pointßiacceesible by BaU-
For forther lnformatlon, apply at the Pass.nger Sta- ;
Mu’addSS #I THIKT hBTH and MABKSTBtrMta, .;
de24-tf P JOHN P. VANLBEB, Ja. . Ticket Agent. !
TOHN C. BAKER & OO.’S COB LIVER
w OIL.—THE TBOE AND OENBINE-Dnsnipaasod In
quality and effects—being the
. BWEETEBT aSd BKSf PREPARED,
In Goughs, Golds, Bronchitis, Astaioa, €toai. that,
pieut Gonsumptioa, and aU Scrofulous tt*.
ofteutizues produces Loomediato and
o^i7S?lifn™^s eß fiuh«c;w U^^Por^»^“B®?-
grain, royal•
carpets. &e. t*K« • Veaeijas, eouavß ~<i
U o'clock. ■ osnrmenrfag THIS^ *O*SpU
FOBrrrVE SAlFoj CARPSTUvnE, *
verba* and flue v tD P il»w a, l
LARGE PEREMPTORY SALE OF Boo™
ON wvllSi? AS S> BOOT3 > Stit, fc
Pec. 28th. af ZfSSg’&’&SSF*.
without reserve, on W 2T 1 aiT®, Bold, t, y
packages JT
army good tr, travelling wffWl
whichwlllbeopenforexSaS^,/^
cases men’s and beys’ ts3skbootT‘
boy *'-
peases men’s, boys’, and youths’ ca if
galtere. 88 W - “* toif sy
boys’, and youths’calf tai
mtasM ’- « 4 '*
kilh^?edloTtr’ B --“ i 5,9 « 4
cases women's, misses', and chi's.. , ***
and enamelled boots. 'sndres's
—cases women’s, misses’, and cbi'r. ,
balmoralß, Ac. ' ™,dre tt ' s
—cases men’s, boys’, and youths' bn*,. *"■
esses women’s and misses’ nailes
N. H—The above will smbmc;
assortment, well worthy the a °i ,
for examination early on the morntog of J ,ri<
LAST LARGE PEREMPTORY Situ „
. CIS DEY
credit and part for eesi, °“ f »nrisS
„ ON THURSDAY MORNIKfx “■**
prising 00 ' nm6ncln * •»
‘ , „900 PACKAGES AND lot, ' '**’
of British, German, French, India, “j L
goods, embracing a large, full
woolen, worsted! linen, «fton, aid
and country salee, being she last sale «f
•pURNEBB, BRINLEY, i>! -.
•*- No. 615 CHESTNUT and 613 JAXk|
SALE OF IMPORTED AND DOMESTIP
t. ON TUBSdA, ‘ C B,! ? «03j.
Dec. 27th, atlOo’olock, on four month,,.., 4
, , 4tO lots fancy and stanle dr J
IVf THOMAS & SONR
Nos. 139 and 1« Sonth Fourth St,^,
! BEAL ESTATE AND STOCKS, arts i„.
CARD.-Onr sal# on TUESDAY next! Krt,? 3s
b dude upwards of twenty moderate-,a Ja -,sis
various paits ofthe rfiyf SaideTs
stocks, loans, Ac. See pamphlet catalo io «f i
slsoa large assortment of real estate at w >iir
and a list of sales on the 3d, 10th, and
SALES OF STOCKS AND REAL Esv,*.
At the EXCHANGE, every
noon. * st '* e’riM
fiSF'HaudbiXls of each proporty Issued hmw«v..
ou the fiaturday iHrcvious to each sale l,
SB& ZZ
»lffi t |2 a “ *«««<» ‘oSal«atfti w , ||[
PEREMPTORY SALK OF AN INTERs»,,„
VALUABLE COLLECTION OF Ollfp|gS® 4»
„ THIS MORNING. SKS5 1
Dec. 24tb, at 11 o’clock, will be eold.witiDnv.a.
a eoUectiouof flue juoderupalu&igr,
100, among which are many works of»e?R® 5w 5
studios oft&leuted artUts of this city 5^2
!»g«Sl a Bome 01019 flnM6 ep6ciaw “
c^^“ ttngB MO now on exhibition With dsndw,,
„„ Sale No. 2047 Brandywine siw»t
NEAT HOUSEHOLD FUKSFITUBJJ, TApfes Yqis ,
, . ONWEDNKDAYMORKjya,
28th Inst, at 10 o’clock, at No. 2017 ij-,-;.-,.
etreet, the neat honfehold and WtcleafaSH'S 1
tapestry Emßsels carpets, <Sre. csre *
May he examined at 8 o'clock on the morainrrfa.
sale, -The house is to rent.
R SCOTT, JR.. AUCTIONEHB~Nm
633 CHESTNUT and 615 SANSON Stre-t
PHILIP FORD& CIO., AUCTIOKEE®
A 535 MARKET and 533 COMMERCE Stre-n 1
POSITIVE SALS OF 1,350 CASES BOOTS ij])
„ ON THURSDAY MORNING,
Dec 29th, commencing at 10 o’clock, we will all
catalcmrs, for cash, L2OO cases prime boots, shv, s,'
sans, balmorals, cavalry boots, Ac , from civ S
Eastern manufacturers, comprising a genera! assortnni
of goods, to which the attention of buyers is invlisd
pAHCOABT & WABNOOK, 1m
A TIONEESS, 3*o MARKET Street.
“«. o jK3i« mm kt
HOSIERY
Dec. 2Sth, commenciag at •10 o’clock, coapnskn
general assortment of desirable goods, suited to pSti
POSITIVE SALE OF a STOCK OF FASHIOViSTr
OLOTSNG, CLOTHS, CASSIMEm &c
The entire balance of a Chestnut-street e&tablisiuaal,
by catalofue,
« OH WEDHSSDAY,
Dec. 28, commencing at 10 o’clock.
henry p. wolbert,
AUCTIONEER.
Ho. 202 MARKET Street, south aide, above Be coast *1
commencing at IB o.’clock.
C, J- WOLBERT, AUCTIONEEBjNO,
V 7.16 SOUTH SIXTH STREET.
praß 0IB »iSW® 8 - cu
, . . ON TUESDAY MORNING HgXT,
the 27th lust., atlloclock, at No. M South Sixth strut,
in vaies and demijohn*: - -
Very oheico old Martel pale brandy. 1848, Don PaJn
“ 4 Pale shsrrfes, JSI7 ui
W»^ e nn r Mrmi »l™.port. Jamies and Nabob whis
kies, Holland gin, old wheat and r.e wbitklis lh £>».
muss, choice Champagnes and clarets. Ac. All war.
ranted pure .and unadulterated Also, 3 barrels old
Bourbon whiaky, 4 Tears in de2A-2t*
SHIPPING.
BOSTON AND PHILADEL-
Tffilmr' FHIA STBAMSm? LINS, saßinf from eta
Port on&ATOBDAYH from 5 rat wharf above PINS
Etreet, Philadelphia, and Long Wharf, Boston.a
stemnshlp NOBMAN, CapL Baker, will tail ben
Philadelphia for Boston on Satnrday, Bee. 24, it H
A. M., and steamehlp SAXON, Capt. Mattiew!, ftca
Boston for Phllidelphia, on the same day a: 4 h. H,
, These new and aabstastial steamship* form a remit!
use, sailing from each port punctually on Saiimiap.
Insurances effected at one-half the pramitua cteei
on the vessels.
Freights takes at fairratea.
SUppera are requested to send Slip Seceipts aai Bills
of Lading with their goods.
For Freight or Passage (having due acnmmditicil
applyjo HENBYWINSOB A Go
mh22-tf 338 Sooth DELAWARE Aveois
FOB NEW YOBK.
; _ OtJTSUB HOT.
COASTWISE STEAMSHIP COMPAOTT’S Iff
JEBIOJCT LIMi 808 BBW cSuwSli
for all Northers and Eastern cities and Nevr OritlU
sailingeyeTT -
, TDBSDAT, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY,
from the Compftay’e whurf, first above Race ftn® a
KowYork, from Pier 11, North river, on«am«lsH“
. Bor freight, which will be received dear, IssM
Is the most carefni manner, and delivered silt a
ireatest despatch, at fair rates, apply to
WILLIAM LTAYLOJt i CO.,
SSIO North WEARY®,
nolo-3m
FOR BATAVIA—THE DANISH
SAJDAMASDER, Ditfessoa* master, 2?
•loading at Uevr York for above port, will hava ;ai*
despatch. Por.frelgkt. apply to
: , HEftRY BOHLEJf & CO.,
- de2L*Gt 221 and 223 South FOURTH ttia*
ffffffi ESTmrs
COTTAGE ORGANS,
Mot only UNBXCEbLED, but USTEQUALLED la !Htt«
of Tone and Power, designed especially tor Cs*3!
Mid School*, hut found to be equally weliaaspM«*
the Parlor and Drawing Boom. For jleoslxor^
.a - No, 13IfoTih8S^TE^Tif-
Also. & complete assortment of the Perfect
constantly on fra«d.
f£Sgi DECKER BROTHERS’
IT¥Tf »ABOS.—The public, and narticulariT |
profession* are tallied to examine the® hm-to*
etraments, which are meeting with each BSf*?
led decree ol popularity and eale la Sew
■wherever known- The desideratum so lead
for, i. e. the.strength of tie iron, and eojoronreee*
themoortcn frame, so happily attained hr then. * w
■thelr Piamoe incomparable with any others-
Qualified testimonials of each names as }”®ad
toe, Maeon, Holler, Thomas, M |nd se«J«
others, amply establish their bbthrsnir. Far. sale•&
by W. 3. COCHEAH, 908 CflßrfWf
a large assortment of other new and
Fianos, for eale end to rent. ■
gOBk DBMnSTB^DBTBpaW
ABTIPICIAI. TB|TH oa
Vulcamte, froms6to *» Testa aiM. SjfinjTj
SSSEfc^ySKSf: &:ermK "
A . SAFS STJEAM BOILBR-^
•OBtl&I m&Tsn tags* la absoliiie Mfetj froitt <3A
explosion, lint cost fcnd dnrsMiltT, ««Hioai
r&iSUtT ol (leaning and *»n>port»tlOT,**<*••
yyntpA |>v any boiler now In use, TlteidboiM^Sag
Hesaxs. Win. Sellers OarSixtaenth gaa ”fSS?
: • Wsahtuftoa BbWWI
»« SoathTHEBD Btrwt. Wgg-
CABINET FURNITURE.
\J MOOEB * CAMPIOJT,
SOI Strath. 6BCOHD ««*». rt , s! ,«
era prsrxred to follow the dMUoe laa» *•“,*?« cd
price of their fnrnitare. Fsuehiueri Trill * ie St»
iai ixißifi* ovr ■tMfc
MALCOLM MACNStt^,
SPECTACLE STOBB, So. 3»#
BIFTH Street,
Eg WAX®'*
STORE.
16 SOOTH FOURTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, PA; ~*375#
A large variety W FIBE-PEOOF SAFES
hand,
a THOMSON’S LONDoTgg
ggm OS BCKOPBAK
hotels, or PffiMieSnstttntloM,JjjA»hJ BssgJ
BIZB8; Also. ag*
Hot-air Furnaces,
yiretoaid Stovee,’Bath Boiler*, Stew*»wj3»»il, ■
am. Cooking Stoves, *«. > at wholesale *“
t 3“ mlUlll&CtarM nfatg«, kwASgR ft, Jg
001-nnthton C - IfolaCWH. BSCOKB 5
TUEA niriRTKtTtT.,
2,000 bbls. Hew Juuttport, Ibxtnji* ** T *
H MOO&>xesLubee, Scaled, *a* »«-i fl4rri “*
mdforiUlflfry *****
price*. ■*7nre-BTR®?^^'7if(!
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