Things in Philadelphia.
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PHILADELPHIA. Dec 25-P NJ.
In common with the rest of mankind. must crave
little indulgence to-day and enjoy Christmss-thrice
merry Christmas With the exception OF few fancy
and the houses OF susements all places OF public
business closed and side-wslks-which are in
most shocking condion-are througed this afternoon
with people Of all ages and sexes.


Intoxfcaton seems TO stare one at almost every
corner and as al evidence the desire for strong drink
would Just mention the fact of individual-a land
lord of coprse-dong in the short space OF one hour
gratis, tseaty gallons OF ecgnogg


One or two frame buildings We're partly destroyed
by ch, - o'clock Lombard-st. Wharf.
cuped By j. Chcthan grocery and provision store
A disgraceul igh, occurred in the lower districts
last night between OF IRE rowdies during which
one OF the number seriously stabbed


The Board OF Brokers did not meet to-day.
The southern mail due at o'clock this morning,
did not arrive until after the departure OF the first line
TO New York O'Clock and the Eastern mail due At )
O'Clock yesterday afternoon did reach the post Office
until after six last evening.


The Delaware is filed with floating ice, and not
an arrival is recorded upon the Exchange books TIE
ice boat has kept Christmas