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1 e. ,1 r.V it I. it v. lite of ita public edifices, the depository of ita archives, and the residence ol olhccra entrusted with large amounts of public property, i knd the management of public yet it ms never been subjected to, or. received, that Lpecial and comprehensive legislation which these circumstances peculiarly demand.

I am well aware of the various subjects of greater magnitude and immediate interest that pre thenwclvea on the consideration of Congress; but I believe there is not one that appcah more directly to its justice than a liberal, and even eenerous, attention to the interests of the Jet of Columbia, and a thorough and careful VoAision of its local government. Wasiiiuqton, December PUBLIC LEDGER, AND DAILY TR N3CRIPT. i I otntioN thk ponma nt sscohp awn pock stbhsts PHILADELPHIA. WEDNESDAY. DEC.

1P37. The President' was delivered before Cong ress at 12 o'clock yesterday, and arrived iu this city by the Government Express, relays of bones, precisely at 8 clock last evening. Our remarks upon its contents are deferred until to morrow. Twenty fifth Congress. The second session of the Twenty fifth Congress commenced on Monday.

The attendance in both Houses was more numerous than bad been anticipated. In the Cnnta AA BHAttrtn fp CI tM IS A 99 BB AT A Waal I UVUQi vii uviivu vi a a hiiuj ihi ww mm A transmitted to the House of Representatives, in 1 firmine that bod that the Senate had oriranixad 1 and was ready to proceed to business. A committee was appointed, on motion of Mr. Wright to join with a committee of the House, and in form the President of their organization, and their readiness to receive any communication that he might think fit to make. A message was received from the House, informing tbe Senate that a quorum was present, and also of the appointment of a committee to wait on the President, end advise him that they were ready To receive soch communications as be might deem proper to aske.

The ordinary resolution in reference to supplying Senators with newspapers was adopted, and the Senate adjourned. In tbe House, one hundred and sixty three members answered to their names. Resolutions similar to those of the Senate were adopted, and an adjournment took place. literary The anniversary" of the Perse ve 'ranee Library Association was celebrated on Monday evening? December at tbe Universalis! church, Callowbill street. A large audience was in attendance, and several Library Awoci ations were there by invitation.

Addresses were delivered by Abram 8. Miller, B. Thompson, and William P. M. Rom, who were listened to with attention and gratification by tbe numerous assemblage.

Anthems' Were also sung in a superior style by the choir, who kindly volunteered for the occasion. The whole of the proceedings were highly creditable 'to the character of the Association. The Lady' floe. We have this moment re ceived from Mr. the publisher, the number for.

December, of this valuable periodical. It contains a great variety of articles in prose and verse, and a Regatta Boat Song, tbe verse by 8. A. Glenn, the music by Mr. Henry Dielman.

It is also embellished with a weU executed portrait of the younger DTsraeli. (3r The Complaint of eur correspondent, against the People's line of Cars, will appear to morrow. Tbe news firora Canada is still uncertain and contradictory. The Montreal Courier of Nov. 29, mentions the return of Col.

Wetherill to Chambly, after defeating tbe patriots at St Charles, and says that this was done, because his communicationa with Montreal were cut off It also says that in bia retreat" to is the word of the Montreal Courier,) he waa attacked by about 1000 of the "rebels" at Point Oliviere, whom he dispersed after a short skirmish. The streets of Montreal were barricaded, and the citiiens were making preparations for vigorous defaaee circumstances rather strange, if, the patriot forces were completely defeated and dispersed at St. Cb tries. The Courier's tone ia manifestly that of apprehension, for it tells its readers not to believe that the late affairs have pat an end to the disturbance. Tbe patriots appear to be ia possession of all tbe roads about I Montreal, and oo Sunday last, aa attack waa apprehended from about 3000 of them, assembled ia the rear ef tbe sooantaim.

Several citizens of Montreal have been arretted and committed. iJbrrti Tbe Greensborough Patriot Jof tbe Kkh alt. mentions aa attempt to rob and murder Edward Ross, aa aged and respeclable citixea of Guildford co. N. C.

He was on hie road home, when be waa attacked by a ruffian, who made a blow at bia throat with a knife or come other weapon, which cot him eeverelyi but failing to kill at the first sub, the scoundrel took to bis basis. He Us not yt been iadentified, but suspicion is busy. Southern Cotton Vry A Cotton Factory bar been established iu lem, N. on a very extensive plan. We like to see the South thes endeavoring to eompete with the North, fighting ihe Yackeea with their owa weapons.

It's) better than nullification, they may depend upon it! Dei tf Hon. Bin). HUM LrtgU We are sorry to say Oat Utters annoanee tbe de erase or this distinguish ml eitixsaof Virginia. He at bis boo in Richmond on the mora i ST Mn WU. On the 26th alt.

tbe blacksmith, shop belong, ingto the Coach Factory of Mewrs! Cumming, Hopkins Rose, was totally destroyed by fire, in Greensborough, N. C. The "Patriot" says. "'We cannot, if we would, withhold the expres sionof our admiration for the signally faithful and active part taken, by the colored population, in preventing the extension of the flames." Drtadful The "Carolina Watch man says that on the 20th inst. a young mar) by the name of Lewis Green, was run over by a wagon wheel ajid killed Bethania, in Stokes county.

1 rttPn t'l forthe Public ltir.1 PENNbVLVANIA COXNVENTlutf. Tuesdat, December i. The Convention assembled this morning, and prayers being offered, proceeded to buuaes; Mr. Porter, President pro ttra. during tne absence of Mr.

Sergeant, A memorial from the citizens of Philadelphia was presented, 'praying that the Constitution might bo so amended, that religious test should be required ol any individual, to entitle him to hold uu office laid on theJable. A communication from tbe Law Academy, was read, tendering to the members of the Convention the use of its Library. The Convention then resolved itself into a committee of the whole, on the seventh article of the Constitution, Mr. Riegant in the chair. The question being on the amendment oSered by Mr.

Stevens, Mr. Denny, of Alleghany, look the floor in support of the amendment, and answered the objections of the gentleman from Indiana, (Mr. Clarke) and proceeded to show tbe necessity of leaving the imposition of restriction upon.banks with the legislature. At the conclusion of his remarkf.the committee rose, and adjourned to meet in the afternoon. Afttrttonn Setiion.

Committee continued the discussion of the seventh article. Mr. Scott, of the city, took the floor, and Continued to apeak until a o'clock, when the committee rose, and the Convention adjourned till to mormw morning. Bank Convention 'l'h lollowing revolutions were adopted by the Bank Convention previous to their adjournment on Saturday. 1st.

Resolved, That this Convention entertains a deep anxiety and a' firm determination to accomplish (he resumption of specie payments at the earliest period when it may be permanently practicable. 2d. Resolved, That in the opinion of this Convention the present circumstances of the country are not soch as to make it expedient cr prudent now to fix a day for the resumption of specie pay 4 3d. Resolved, That when the Convention terminates its present cewion it shall be adjourned lo meet in the city of New York on the second Wednesday of April next, for the purpose of then considering, and if practicable, determining the dav when specie payments may be resumed. 5th.

Resolved, That ibis Conven tips strongly recommend to all the Batiks in the United States to continue, by proper measures, to prepare themselves for a return to specie payments, within the shortest practicable period at the next meeting of the Convention. 6th. Resolved, the Banks in those States which are not now represented, be earnestly requested to send delegates to the adjourned meeting of this Convention, and that the soveral dele sates from all the States be desired to proenre all such information, in regard to the condition of the Banks in their respective states, as may be attainable. N. York paper.

Mutiny. Between eight and ninety German troops, intended for the Florida war, got into a row with the crew of the ship Elixa and while lying out in the stream, on Sumfay afternoon. matter at one time assumed rather a serious aspect, but a boat from the Navy Yard, having ascertained the state of things, informed Colonel Cutter, the commandant at Bedloe's Island, and that offiser weut on board and placed a Cspt Siclar under arrest, and put one of the Lieutenanta in command of the refractory Germans; this greatly enraged the latter, who exhibited soch a contancoroos spirit towards tbe crew of the ship that they refused to go to sea, and CapL Wade wss compelled to go ashore and shini new crew, and lo nan with his chief mate. There were on board thirty one men (Americans) from niiadelpbia, under the command of Lieut Pew and Jacobs, who leok a very active part in the original affray, and in consequence of some aUeged misconduct on the part ot Lieut. Pew, be was also arrested and delivered for trial.

After this we believe peace waa restored, end the ship put to sea yesterdsy afternoon JV. Y. Era. 21 way they marry in 7Va. A correspondent ef the Baltimore Transcript aaysi I rode thirty miles the other day to marry two couple, but got belated and did not reach th house till about 12 at night Folks abed brides to be and all end a deal of trouble it was too to wake them.

They finally got op, struck alight spread the Uble, (bread, venison, and wild honey) were married, and went lo bed again. On my return next day, I picked two more weddings, at which I flattered myself I officiated with as much grace as any gentlemen ia orders. In (act, as I tell the good people, I took order when I was in the army, and so am doubly qualified lo tie the gordian knot There is one defect about itasraely, thst however handily I can do this service for others, 1 cannot do it for myself Coal 7VeieThe shipping business is now at an end for the season. A few boats have de parted daring the wek, bat the greater part of the cargoes probably intended for the line of tbecanaL rne season bee been en extraordinary one. Tbe ahipmenta exceed those ef the last year by about 65,000 tons.

This increase ia owing lo the demand commencing at a rwsseaa ble time in the season, notwithstanding the depression and gloom which shrouded every other species of business. We shall endeavor next week to present eur readers with soma statistical fokxTssUon on the subject of (he Coal Trader Miner' I Journal (tsorte4 forth fsblie Letffer. priay; Gardea Petlee JUwn Brycat TrxsoaT, December ilk. Ommonmealik vs. Wdliam Warr on oath ef Mary Woglora, with having committed an aseault and battery on ber, by throwing stones.

Tbe parti core promised this case before leaving the office. Cemmanvh vs. l.Vy ua. A little girt sged a boot 13 years, was broorht into the odes charged by ber uncle with being incorrigible, and, by rearei of vicious roe dart, beyond bis eonlroL Miry was seut to the Hoese ef Refage. "Wealth we if he tea vier uieot thaa poverty pressed to death ajnder nwantaine of gold and perhaps buried many an iatelleo tusj giant.

Ifbas been, and ever wilt be, lawful to at tack vicejfarirg at the stse time tbe individual Reported for the rablle Ledger City Voile John Swift, Mtfor. Alas, alus, whitl we do? Only one lit tlo case of a noisy apprentice, of "no interest to nobody." The world must be getting good and we shall souii be able to dispense with the Char leys altogether The thought is an awful one to us reporters; who, it must now be observed, have their own troubles as well aa other people. But cheer up, we do not as yet despair. We think upon past limes, and believe in their return those times, when every morning we entered tbe office, there met our eyes, a long array of White rpirits, snd black, Bludijiinu and gray All neatly selling in a row, around the semicircular dock. There were Ihs loafers! and the', steamers!" end the fisticuff boys! the rioter! and the petty thielTand the bold burglar and the black mouthed, bloody minded rullian.

all mingled together in disgrace and crime, and in punishment. 4 Neglect tf Duty We learn' with no littte surprise, that when the members of Assembly from Philadelphia county arrived at Harrisburg, they found that the Sheriff had neglected to forward the evidences of their etectiou io tho proper officer at the seat of government. This wss not discovered until a late hour, when one of the delegation, Mr. Ryan, was compelled lo return immediately to this city lo obtain the necessary documents. He arrived, in town on Sunday evening and returned yesterday morning.

Had this omission not been repaired in time, the Couuty members would have been debarred from participation in the election of officers. They feel justly indignant at the occurrence, which is of a character so extraordinary that we know not in what light to regard it. An immediate explsnation on the part of the of this evident neglect of duty, is imperatively demanded. Pennsylvania. Congress will meet on Monday next.

Miy the God of wisdom guide them in their deliberations for the general good of our coun try. However unseemly it may appear to some, to come from the pen of aa editor of a newspaper, yet we say, that every man should send Air fervent petition to heaven in behalf of hit country' welfare and that now. Shippens burgh Herald tfALS? lilXJVKa. Dee. a.

RirosTtD sr rut Board or Baoasas. ItJOO Treasury 102 par ntm hi ate Ores, 1854 SAMK) Draft oo New ma Countv fives. 1800 khares fcchuylkiit 5H 2 do 5lf 48 do 51 70 do Cifsrd Bank. ....51 50 io 51, 25 do Kentucky Bank, 8 do N. Bsnk of Kentucky, and 74 10 do 74 9 do Pennsylvania Insurance 450 4 do 1 Lnubville and 123 10 do Mecbs Trades, and 18 1(10 di Del.Hii(UoB,..

80 50 do ..80, 5V do .80 30 do New Castle and P. Town 85 50 50 50 JO 80 80 400 100 100 100 25 CTfiOBURT MORRIS HOSE COMPANY. Tbe sbovo mentixmd Company intend giving a FIRE MEKS. MILITARY tnd CITlZZMfr BALL, en MONDAY EVENING, lull Inst, at the MASOMC HALL, Ctiesnut street, for which purpose suitable pie partitions have aeea made for decorating the rJartl re an appropriate and characterise Tickets csn obtained of Col. Thomas B.

Floi Jice, Iu 3d street; a Uw ors below Chesuut; of C. W. Brown, 8. W. eomer of 9th and Locust; of P.

A. 8. W. corner of 8th and Lombard street; and of John Beans, 8. TV.

corner of Callowbill and 10th streets; Col.C. Baker's, Jefferson Wigwam, 5tk street, abore CherauU Masaoebs: John Basns, P. A. Psraa. John De Buest, John C.

Bcbmber. James Helmoold, James D.Laws, Henry L. Linexsoa, A. Borie, R. r.

Vairar, do tll P. Johnson's Cotillion Band, under the direction of Mr. Augustus, ia engaged with toe newest ana most fashionable music, expressly for the occasion. AS IM FORTANT DISCUWION. A DISCUcBlOf on the causes of MTEMPERAyCB, will be commented at tbe MILITARY HALL, ia LIBRARY STREET, on THURSDAY EVENING, Dec 7th, at 7 o'clock.

Several speakers will engage in the debate, all of taem operative MECHANICS. THE WORK I NO CLASSES (both texts) are particularly invited. Free admission. dO 8t i Lv i iTuwj iim tur TunuiinMiAN SYS TEM OF MEDICINE. Dr.

FOXRRDRJf will de lirer the Introductory to a emrse of ten Lectures ou the Thomsonisn System of Medicine, at the TEM rEKANOE HAUL, ona i nuo sireei uu inuao DAY EVENING aext, the 7ta last, to commence at 7 e'clock precisely. Tickets to ths Course, admitting a Gentlemen and Lad $100. Bintle Tickets, admittieg oae person, 121 cents esch. To be had at A. Comfort's Medicine u.

ait I a. Paul's Ronkstore. North id street, near Noble; Office of the Botanic Sea tlnel. 80 Sosnn street; ana at ir. reneraeoa uw soniaa Medicine Store, 300 North Jd st.

above Oreen. A. COMFORT.) Committee E. GRUNDY, of J. COATiS, Jr.

Arraagementa. W. B. The Tntroductor free. d5 3t jTAKiC NOflCE.

Pereoaa wao were present at aa orcurrence walcb took eleee sa ihe first wharf below Market street, oa Saturday afternoon I. st, will obli the advertiser by calling at 83 South Water street, as soon as eonrenient It will be sufficient a rf.i. th nmitnivj mrW oat Off stsnces 'test took place on board the estoa brig itA.1t Pens. gj TEMPERANCE NOTICE. The Members of the FOUNTAIN TEMPERANCE H08E COMPA NY are irqiesied to sttead a stated a eetiag, oa TUMD IY (to morrow) evening, at barf past sevea e'clock.

at tbe Westers Exchange, ia Market street, west of Schuylkill Eighth. Young men wishing lo join the Cempasy, are la viled to attest JAMES SLOAN. See'y. TOVVN MESTINO OJNVENriON OP BU SINs'83 MEN A public meeting of citizens of the city aad coasty. will be b4d at the Couary Covrt Room, eoraer ef 81 xth and Cbesnat sueets, ea WEDNESDAY EYENINO, tbe fttb last at 7 o'clock, to bear the Report ef their Delegatis" N.

B. The Delec ates are to sseet at tbe City Hat Store. 1JS Cbenat street, below Fwirta, oa Tstsday cvsalflg, the 5th last, at 7 o'clock. ARNOLD RUFFUM, Chairmae. 1.

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ALWi.iL, Na331 MARKET kHrtet, wUl shorty Tbe tasj Report of the Committee ef ths Philadelphia Medical Society, ee the Coastrae. Uoa of lastra Beats, aad tkeir mode of eetioa ia the tadieal Cars ef Berala er Ures gsare skwwttn; wilb aotea, tllastratioas, aad additioaal cases of Hernia, aad diseases reaemuiiag Berala. Hons ef ssrd iastniweats designed for the treat meat diseases afiectiag simfiU By BEB2R CHAES, M. JbWee ef tie JUvbmy ef AVaraJ 3d races, Dnsrtry Xtnier a Us TUUilfi4 Jgtdittt lUH.g. Il ls N0T1OE TO THE APrLICTEO.

WATT llfA fWfxrr. a rt'RAL Boyr.sxTTt, k.s retareH to Uis City from a Tear West. Aay dest ras ef bis sid. mr oMsia It bt leaTiss aa aoMnes at Mr SANDKIUON t. Mercaaste HHeL North FOURTH sh.

fhc a rw dsya. er ef.er a fw dsrs, at Mr. T. WHITFIELD'S, e. 1 COUETLAND et hew Tort.

i Married, On the 3d Oct. at Little Ymk, Pa. b7 tha Bev. J. Jones, Mr.

Jacob E. Join, of Caevter ouuty, to Misi Emelme D. Downinf.rtautDter or vv. uewningor formerly of Uslifsx, N. Carolina, Died.

On the 4th inst. In the 4l)th year of his age, Mr. Thomas Moncll 'j. Hit friends, and those of the family, are respectful ly requested to attend his feaeral, from his Ute reii dencr, No Si Sooth 11th street, to morrow morning, atOo'clotk. i On the iti inst.

Mrs. Mary Ann IJelvick.of the N. Liberties, age i 49 years. The friend snd acquaintances of George Evershed (Mecuanist,) a native of Sussex county, England, are requested to attend his funeral, to morrow afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from his late rtsitfenee, in Green street, between 7th Garden. At Brooklyn.

New Yoik. on the 3d inst. of a lin gering diseaso. Miss Mary Ann Wood, daughter of jaroes H. wom, rormeriy or mis city, in tue ieia year ofhersge On the 4th inst.

Mrs May Stevenson. Oo the I inal after alone snd painful illness: Mrs Gertrude Macomb, In the 64th year of her age. On the 4th last. Eliahem Merieneld, aged iayaats. A WET NURS5J WANTEU A Wet Nurse that can come well recommend' Is wsat d.

Apply at No. 1F5 South Seventh street, below Spruce, or at No. 43 North Sixth street. dd lt MANUAL LABOR BANK NOTE8. Noteeof the above Bank taken at par for KITS and SHOES at No.

S3! MARKET STREET, Sd door above 7th street. d0 6t A FURNISHED PARLOUR TO LET, suitable for a single gentleman. Apply at No. 8 NORTH meet dti lt rpO BRICK MAKERS. A CLAY LOTTO LET, A for a term of years, containing about 10t acres, situate en LONG LANE, abeui two rquares below South street Tbe Clay is of the first quality, and sufficient for two Brick Yards.

For particulars, apply to WM. JERDEN, ia 10th street, urst bouse above Green street. dS lm GOLD WATCH L0ST. L0S7, yesterday mora ing, tbe 5tb a PATENT LEVER GOLD WATCH, ia pasting from Sixth street, balow Spring Carrion, through Callowbill and Seventh to Race and Eighth streets, and down Eighth below Walnut. The watch was made by Roskell has a gold face; opens on the back; and had a gold chain an I key attached; ihe chain a gnod deal worn the No is 29090.

The flndtr will be well rewarded by leaving it at CHARLES ELLIS tc CO'B d6St DrngSture, No. 53 Chesnut street. IN THE PK ESS, aad in a'Jem dafswi I ss putlUMtd, ferOrutuitsus ListrihutionS'A PLEA, FOR THE POOF: An IMQtiry horn fcr the tkarges egamtt tktmtf Inprmidtnc. Idlsutss, and Dissipation founded in truth "Aias i aias i Why all the souls that were, woe forfeit once And He that might the 'vantage best have took, Foand out the remedy How would you be, If He. which is tbe top Judgment, should But judge you as you are 1 Oh, think of Uut, And aterey tktn ortnths upon ysur lips, Like man nem made 8tiakaneare.

do l'g GbPZ REWARD. LOST.on8umta. last, supposed in Cbesnut street, bat ween Broad and tchiivl kill Eighth streets, a GOLD DOUBLE EYE GLAfS, for a shorl eirhted person the binge of one of the glasses is rather loose. The Under thereof, shall receive Ave dollars reward en bringing it to No ftO WALNUT Street. d7 3t fZ REWARD.

Lost on Monday evening last, 5eJ Green st. between 5th and 7th, a POCKET WALLET, confining two five dollar nctes, snd one or two small notes of the Spring Garden Savings Institution; a one dollar note af the Philadeldhia County Loan, with sundry other panera of value to the owner, but none to the finder amr ng which are two due bill i drawn irt favor of of 500 dollars, one of 208 dollais, snd check for 15 dollars on ths above 8aving Ins ituKon. The above reward will be given if leA at the corner of 7th and Green atreets. dtt 3tJ JACOB CONNOVER. atTs REWARD.

is stolen from the door of tbe ii3 tf subscriber on Fiiday night last, the 1st De eTmber, two whole barrels of No. 3 MACKEREL. Tne above reward will given for tbe recovery of the property, and conviction of ihe d0 3t P. Y. MILLER, 210 N.

2d street DVOTl'S BANKING INSTITUTION. The Advertiser bss a Deposits in this institution of $50, which waa placed thers for three months, end ingon the 25th alt. on which day the required ten days notice of withdrawal was duly given. At the explrsfon of the ten days, which was Wednesday the 5 lnaf.be called for th amount and waa laid theCahierthat the' Doctorhadmade noanange meat forthe payment of it." As cases of this kind eie likely to fill mostly en tbe poor, or those least aNe to bear tlitm. rensiders it a duty to publish this statement for their information, and lo guard those whow credulitv has not already led them into a snare, agaiast placiog their money where, when most needed, it will be out ef their power.

dOlt A. M. UR AN KLIN ACADEMY, JVm. 83 and 8U 80UTH THIRD STREET, htlcw ths ing. Elocution, Logic.

Stc Greek, Latin English. Italian, French, Spanish, and German Languages, Mathemaic, Arithmetic, Geometry, Trigonometry, Mensuration of every, kind. Surveying, bavigiion. Architecture of Houses, Ehips. Bridge.

Sieamkoata, Engines. Csnals, Ball Roads, and Engineeriag ef every aina in ueal rraetiee. mose wisnmg accomplished in every respect, will please to apply immediately, aad be ready by spring. JSoeourage great, a call all over the United States. Letters from W.

and 8., and from persons come here to perfect themselves, the works stopped last summer on ac Miat of bad money, will recommence with mere thaa usual vigor. From the above information, tbe call will be greater than eaa be supplkd, and wares nigner tnaa heretofore. I am requested to puuun this. Further iaformatioa may be had at the Academy. 1 Attendance day aad evening.

dO 3iwsw REEVES. DR. WM. YOUNG'S INFIRMARY Jt)Jt DISEASES OF THE SEW, As. 33 South FOURTH Strut tne dor ahoo Csssaai The object of this IXF1RMARY is tbe treatment of diseases ef the Skin.

Including, under that exprtssioa. Erysipelas, Scorbitle eoaiplainte in their various forms, ss rim pies. Scaly Eruptions, Ialeleribla Itching ef ue Skis, Scald Head. Blotches of Various Colours. Uke rated Sera Legs, Tttter, Itch, Rlsgworm, Berofula er Kiap EviL Neeroeis or Diseaeed Bones, Ulcwaled lore Tnroat, Ulcers of every description, bowers" old mad inveterate, gtfalrme or Glandular Tanors, ptrticulaily tboee hardeaed Tumors la.WeaMB's Breasts, which oftentimes terminate ie Ulcerated Cancers, Rheumatism, Syphilitisaad Mercurial dis safes in every stage, end all disesats arisisg from lmpare Blood.

It is hardly aeceesary to enlarge on the Imeortaace ef aa Iafiraaary of this klsd. eader the ansaasenMat or a Regular Physician, sad oae who has devoted his attention to those particalar diseases for the last four years, aad it is hoped as a prclimiaary step to check the evils aad fatal coasequeaces arisisg from thsase of the namerous deleterious nostrums foisted npoa the pablie by the aid sf fabricated proofs of mlrscq los cares, by ntea totally igooraal ef Medical att4aMe frees lxdaOr. Twe bouri every evealeg.ffrom 7 to sra devoted lo Burgles eaiee Ibff the coaveoieaco oi perwna vniiiuiihii teed lathe day. N. tx Co ur letters poet paid.

eoalalalng a rsrr 't tance aiediclae, wlUselmmedjately aeswen4 (It CH LKLLL COAL Oi i iC Ko. II Alim CADCr Deli4 fuectnav, at tXo asarket Drieee. fsll tfl Yi) U.Q W. lir2IX3 at CO. iOAU ChU VLrfUi.L OOAUol a nc aisi.

tr. tot family nee. Fr ais, at earner of BROAD eia 1 a etreeta, riil a Tf. ACH ha IVAMaUVttBMs: mitt.ir, a TEACHER to Uke charge of the WADDIXG TOJf SCl'OOL. which le now vacant.

The Trustees of said sti. wish aa laediaie. wellaspwasJ arpliaatiea. A gnod school eaa be erocerM. Had.

gU)B, Bleckley Towaihtp, paiUda. eo, a30 lw AjmaeemeMts 'fMIKATKK, CUKSNUT MI'UIC bll't 8Ut I Mght of MR. E. FORRKSrS its gnimt THIS EVENING. Dee.

6, will bepreteuted clone's Drums of Mf.TAMOaA. MPtamora; Mr. E. Foaatsr Lnr Mr. Conner Guy Godatihio, Mi.

liar riagteu Nabmeokre, Mrs. May To conclude witn the laughable f.irce of ANIMAL MAGNETISM. MsrqmsDe Uncy.Mr. Trayer La tieur, Mr uurion consiaucs, ura. Walstein Licette, Mrs Thayer.

1 CT Boxes 75 ets. Pit S7J cts. Gallery S5cls. Tbe doers will open at Performance will eommeace at 7 o'clock precisely. Checks not transferable AMERICAN TIIKATItK.

WAJLNUT SI BEET. THIS EVENING, Dec 0th, wUi be ected, (3d time) the drama of THE DEMON 6f XHK DESERT Dwangee, Mr. Bannister Young Quickset, Mr. Wemy Old Qaicksf t. Mr.

Porter Giles VVashbud, Mr. Hada way Amshack, Mr. Kent Pariaide, Mrs. Kent Zobede. Mrs.

Pructor. I'revions to which, tbe new farce of 1 A PLEASANT NEIGHBOR. Lord Georse Howard, Smith Christopher SUap, Mr. Hadawaj Nnnry Strap, Mrs Kent )' tT Price of admission, Boxes 50 cents Pit 25 eta. V.

Doom open at o'clock. Commeuce at 7. Checks. not transferable. COOKES CIRCUS, CHESNUT HiRfciiT, NEAR NINTH.

iast Wuk tmo if Mr. Cooke's eoea WEDN EdDAY, Dec. 6. 7Vat Ss troordinsrw, and BENEFIT or Mr. COOK Jr.

who moot respectfully announces thu, in addi ion to the numeious novelties, Mr. ROCKWELL, fas teUhroted Clow, will appear and perf jrm for that night only Air.iOKek it. win, tor tne nwi lime, introduce ois grand Traupoliue, turning somesete through Six Balloons and over a Volcano or Fits also, for this evening will appear as Clown on the Rose, shew, ins a rroteaoue Trembling Fit and Comic Beenee. as sisted by hli brother Clown, Mr. William Cooke A New Medley, on Borseback, by Mr.

James Cooke An equestrian display by Mr. Alfred Conke, as the Swiss Ewaie Firat. app aranee of Master Torn Cooke, Jr. one year and a half old, as tbe Pigmy Courier, fcs. Particulars in bills.

Doors open at a quarter past 0, and rartormence commence at 7 precisely, boxes, 75 cents Pit, 50. Children. Boxes 50 cents Pit. 25. MASONIC II ALL FOX SIX MQU71 MORE, with splendid Addition (Particulars in small Bills.) From the crowded state of ihe houses for the last two weeks, the Prp ietor of the MOVING' PANORAMA or THB BA1TLE OF WATERLOO.

Ice. baa been induced to keep it often till SATURDAY tvtiiMi next, it will remain on tne saaae exten sive Kale as formerly, now ia 111 different views, the movements of which are accompanied by appropriate music, commencing each even! ng at 7J o'clock. Ad roitUBce 45 cents. e4 6l MEKIOAN MUSEUM, comer of Fifth and Ckmt nut strstu. MONDAY, December 4.

the enter tainments ia tbe Saloon commences with the won deiful performance of Moos. P. DESAGE. the GariT MAeicuK, wno trusts t.y exerting ms utmost ettorts, witatae assistance ore ncn and extensive cabinet ot ArriRATCs to give satisfaction to the public. His r1i "4 feats and experiments vary on each evening.

Aftet the above, the celebrated panoramio spectacle of tbe CONFLAGRATION OF MOiCOW. Admittance to the a hole, 25 Front seata, 59 cents. Child tea under 10 years ef age, half price. Performance commence ai nail past cioca. ea HOr LUNCHEON AT 11, FINE ROAST POTA TOES at 8) every evening, at the OLYMPIC REFECTORY, fern doors above Ckesut, in JaxU sf rtd.

Tbe attemion of the public ia ullfd to Orrrrm Pies and Patties, served tip at this establishment la first late style. Oysters and Game la vry Chocolate. Welch Rabbit.Relislies. Chops. Steaks, and Poultry, at all hours; Gray's Fine Ale, Porter, CMer, Choice Wines, Liquors.

4te. i t. Tbe subscriber embraces this enoortuniti of thaak. ing the nubile for their liberal ratronaxe, and hope. by personal attention to ibe oeinfom of bia custom era, lo merit a continusnco of the ssme.

i. N. B. rivals Room for Parties. drVIm JAME8 EDWAXDS.J"i' JG.

WES3ELU02FT, PoBLifHsa aho PaikTia, IaroaTia or Gebmam add Fbebci Books, Editor of tbe German Paper, DIE AL1E UN1 NECB 1 WELT, WO. a BRKAV STREET, near JSrem, ru ladelphia. New York No. 471 Pearl streevcry near Chatham: Agent, Wm. Radde." Baltimore Corner 4.

or jsutaw and Camden streets: Agent, 11. Rtits. ia Washington Unserer. Bosten A. Rimmele.tCoa vf grew Square.

Charleston, 8. Pankaia, Exke or Church und Tradd it, New Orleans, La Jacob Wetzel. Eeading F. Lauer. Pittsburgh Wood st.

Pottsville. Pa. Gforr Lauer. QBcinaatil A Jacob Main st Cleveland. Ov Tb, Umb statter.

Belleville, 111. Bt. Louis. To. jcngei maun.

Albany. Y. G. Koch. Washington street, Buffalo, N.

Y. B. G. Grey. Frederick, Md.

Peter, Btofiel. Monueal. Lower Canada E. Idler. Louis ville, Ky.

Gottlieb Schoainger. Erie, Pa. F. Stool. menn.

orim TRADERS, whose avocations require Ute awe of certificates of the smaller deaominatioas, eaa be accommodated on application at this office. a8 tf ANTED IMMEDIATELY At the OLD E4. TAMJSHED INTELLIGENCE OFFICE. No. 818 SOUTH SECOND STREET, the 24 door above Lombard street, 10 ort 13 Ageats, for a respectaMe business, lo whom good wsges will be given; also, Book keepers; Clerks; Salesmen, and Asthnenta fog Stores; Barkeepers; Porters; Waiters; Coachmen; Ostlers, and Gsrdenetr; also, 9 or 3 Ladles for Dry Goods lores; Besmvresses; Cbamberaalds; CLiU'a Names; Cooks; TrsveilingServsata, 4c; also.

Apprentices, and Boys for Stores. Meressnts and otnera wishing help of any kind will find It to their advsa tags te apply at this office Likewise those wishing i emsloyment. For sale, the Gsod Wlll sad Rxtoes of Tavern. doing aa excellent business; also taformatioe ef Houses and Rooms to let. do It JOHN 6K.lRVlNU.Ne.

li WtLUMUS ALLEY, PUsohfkiorhut tot aafc, the BLT EYED NEEDLES, atfjl 10, tl 73 and nper tao. and, tircasb, Inferior io none imporud. oil eortflroe SPATE liOtsa HOTEL, No 18 7 1 JH.SMVTST. Ofyyoils tks Suit Houses id do UUm tLi strosL The Irieada of this EMabliahmeal aad ettixeas gea rally, are respectfully lavlted to call, as the naecriber who baa lately taken thia bouse, em braces Ihisoroor tualty of retsrslng his tbsnks (or the liberal aad iafbrma alt his friends and the public generally, that be will aaver relax of every nseesary refresh, menu, and from the atteatloa to toe eosafotts of hie custonwa. And be win at all times have ea land a general as.

Hrtraeat of the wry beet ef Caotee Lleaors at ever Ale.du. Hi eocrarj stAKUaU iattz, rroww N. B. Private Rooms famished lot the aacsisse datioa of Jarora. and trivets parties generally, he.

at ue anew MOKPAVal Lis PiLLtTaae thLL tic TERS of the tropn iot, Hi trooiotf mr ika Aonr i a jsew oriv ney caa awe ae pfaees la Phi ladelphia i T. Klett Oa. cor CallowJuJl and 3d etreeu; F. Brewa. eomes of aadCheanatstreeu; Jowpb Alien, enraartf lan Gaskill ttreets; a Riser, comer efl s4 4 streets; Joha Wsll Co.

eoraefofri i aaj rtnaib streets; and Dr. MsrseDs, eognef ef 2nd a4 r. a rinestreeu. wi For earl icolara. see aivertlsemeat vVhw.i ap pear in tbisseseeoa WVoonmtty A bar's plaa ef ddag work la the a atTle.

st red i4 prVee, ati tfce at si it a ontv has iaeeed beyond his aaortsasr UUo'ss, aad has eXeaind bias Uses sue in le ejneaWeef basin hereafter. For asking aad trtasg drees ei fraOt teats, tt. Isg bwooes, Wits silk or gilt battoaa, Oversoei. FsntseroMts, IT IM'J Be will led the eWe Bad mae tr it toats froca 13 t); evwroau Pom 7 i) oasts froat vu fross 1 1 te Oakiad arvaeral aseonawnt ef GUrv. "ws.

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