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Xlc) XX JANZIB.O . —Brii &Mon, pilloy--8170
bagoisoltail, ortlor.
lOWAN —trabr Putstoneld-1. 7 7 bans lobate°,
so tone. Rurtiatto irk 6, tpaa, , .111 ;iron clpai s )1 X
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11NWT.ilt WA.6O
Ai the Nxcheitge', PAiladelphin.
814 Berano4 Nnirlend.: ~ .. . Liverpool, Nor 213
Nbip B Bitildrary, Webb London. 00011
..... . soon'
- Ship JosepL Saes,enenr . ..fr
JI w e
. anolso4soett
B r ix, biAniAsp nd ,noort
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ir-. 3 -i'4III4 , OPLP II . I A BOARD OP
Portig ,
Omixtet,mi or en Mont.
tivwcns ISMonon, • , , -
itioitte 3n4l4pute.
roiti 'Nov. 23, 1847.
aux stiza ' la—mlttimts 447
wen ' 556
,ARRIVND. ,
Bteatuallip,Panneyleahia, Toal:rfront Richmond, vii
Nor follflBlninill, With tiideW and passeageks to Thomas
Webater, -- jr. Nepalis that . the &hips Nestorian, foi
bfaiffitine Thon'aVerk Ina, au d Sirocco, for Liverpool,
end Thos Waltee. for Antigua , Wont eto ilea on Triday,
morning'.
Stiamehip Delaware, Copeo,lllbottra from New York;
via Cape May, With %deb and Poseengera ro laa'AVlder
dice, Sawa British ahr off tiolf r Oootle,,bourld up. -
Steamer nos Jeffersenc_Bchellieger, Vhoore front
Dektvfare Dit, - 'having in tow 18 tidewater::: omit boat,.
loado'd with Sour, grain, coati* n'; ToWe&
thereto btkera; bonhtl t&Nivreide NtoON,leollen with
who loft,lieinterior • - • ,
' baron Irma , Noinvt, ktia' Vialfausti;
,NP, 12:daya, withmdzobOyfeletit. ;Experienced:l - Teri
-hem weather: 011,11 Of inunatii,'Flobk: a pilot 'morning
oikOth-
Beg 00 AriliOni
wittroOtteatti •
dottr4wre 464 Nee' Of 'plea.
itutt'iViiiebliflentelit'ditiOtj - Mae toIFIC Sampson;
..liebalitmOtr, - ' , Pitelfer.,lo'ilaye Troia (Wide; With lathe,
kir., to Otrakill &
Bob'rterri,roattir, - JoraitiOi'diyalrvrio'Dcetton,
ballaat
Schrld3.oarlton, Shillee, 4 &Ilya frbui Middletown, -
Ct., in !Whet to tiler, Stone k Co.
SehrEllan Elkington, Naylor, 5 daya from llaverhill,'
In le:aloof. to D Mlinea k Co,- ,
Solar,.lowee-Dllrd, 1 , day froie Newport, Del, with
grain to Robeson Lee. -
. &Altana It lirirerldi E4 , lrd o 4l' dip frof# ziorft,
with eofne,ttanot airtsts_Vilon."
Boht,Oootrollii;Bafor*i . A.
fain "!Pkt,e
wiatariirtol :
iteameriigelayiki6l4l.llltimOre; 4r:
Brig Brindyiina, Cormeek,:liottaiorid, Itbs A New •
SchiJoho Wediaeri, -- Noitoil;
Bohr BAltamuload; Pain e, do. David Cooper,'
globr , Lewle Phaater,- Bonier', do, Wallace go. , - '
Bawling Daya, , taimet;•Arezoodilii .111,61gaaV'eb..
Sall Bap W Breir,Ndierairo; Daltlinork -
&by, Btfsaa'
&kr AllaikAlkitipan, 11` ,
Jotattaz, • -,, "'
lobe Wad Corbl(tOlaan, pantverapntl,'Arriiiii. 800. ,
Prr ItwfaLo3Ar4.l
(Oorreliondenee lho'Ptllidelidd InMentalage:):
t /AWES, Del., Nod, 20. SA M.
S.utte. a number ol'aquittkigsed,nneble are in the,
Bay, audio) ilktity.to to,-sea thls, forenoon irithadt,
stopptne'tit'tne Itreatel: Steamer Solinper, mars
P R llall , lea HoltS184(1144 - P Hinted, anid Znatra tut.'
ale, sit fit ttoi"goadataid: Oxon - alarm -- 0 '•
and wind ^lam --11 W prorellea 'iairristerdif; 14.1
charted daring the - Mirlat , to 'inbir, which 'lO,
deal)* of tiro ittndNif—yeatheemmtirittldg,::
Nov4,2lo6ttaniti,s'leertfident;4o fialfY,"X
nernefmitinser; and e anti
yeas at,baltiat. ,- lititid:WSW-':-`weadthei,nold, aid 'tee,
esvninkvshielrforated 41104 lbaitlsi&atil&i Oats %Yr
oreeka to 14e
Yanntr44, 4 *AV
laaalrrt.) .
Norrogpoitonee'oPtheePtillsdbip*Poix4usi.)
' OMVDILANP. 0tc,12,:4-F,M.
Twiiiiertiiiee are now o ibi4l4:ool.6il4;?:44q,Vilir:.
eels it boutd Or; &ad' nagiC. ;Aa . ,ativrakti?r.,
Wiud W,,-weathtaina4etate: ,
Ware,&a:, • mai! viiriregst
• - MEXMO MANDA: .- • ,
Steamer fashion', Coughli4; cAtvertised :4 doe of
regolarliati for Grollown,r eyoleatodkstMobilelAth f
steemeitil City' of New York, ilewee, cleared it' lion.
ton'2lit,isat tor , Phtiodelphla: •
• Steettiehip",olty of RiclooOnd.konte "ati
Hichttioodithet Wet. • • , • • - „ •
filtaiiitehittatieher city, soliateld;froutgpir,*brice4.
Havainoa arrived at Mobile lath lot; •
Ship robriblereeki qiiihttoo, fotplaseer; 04i:ea It',
Ship Tonawanda, inlinajor thingoit 144,11. trantAw
at Liverpool. ith bat , • -
Ship:Ana D Cooper; fni•
gasified at Atitwory 604•1nat. ,
814 Utica of tha •Dais. De liDatelley Ban
claw entered forlondlngitt hive_ rgliffil.
Ship Donlan, DIRA4 O . 4OI ' 84 0 /110se -°j tut''"ta "
loading at Livorpool inat, ,
Ship loarlesa, Manson, for Hong lcnne,"winf - -,,IPIILIti,
at London cat —'"-
Ship QUEleit of the nnit,-wilson", for'llfe* min, a 2 •••a,laa,
from Gratexond 4th inst. ; " ' , "•
liiilL.Tohn A Parts, froniCalbui; irrilnni at
Barque Walt .Lennig,-/Dgbefyhence via Aspinwall,: ,
was &dialling at Rama lath -"'" `= -
Barone Marx 8 RendaD,
L Brock,'ll4llled, f . rom . Ratan-
Ras lath lost for Mobile . "'• :" - •
Baninaa , Tairy, Dhoti,: for git*porer 'with dtagatoh;
sad MAullalatchar' for Shntighaa' Two at
Umtata thituft: , : , 4 ".•
Bark e
00>4440,-.4l4lll,aftitaldilipois,:sliszeiil hit` 01
ton 1/oth - , , , -
DaniugiAltnoto,NobathotiwiloiTaliiiiniagroliatid
N Yon viekt WO, •
ilangin: Tana 'Towki - Tifttlikw tanlin ) 4l4to;4:
N OrDatentA4th :instant. - J.., 1,, ,. -
-..,:
Brig pAhdohib l Lufkin, for t.lllladelphis . , '0414W:44'
Dostoollit that. . •
ar l ol l Prietta,7 2 ll l si r?i• p:e:aizolgutol+mpa
Anita' Nickerstia, ' l4lekerfonfrOeirniil.o444ll4;o4
at Illoa*A.96tb.inst...
Brig joaaph, Ca lea ,
1101=0 Ogg - " ."
UttiO•orils, 4141 1 116 , ttoalt 501401,t404***14flti
sailed fat Newport 19thinat,SA
Brig Alfrid BUB, Beadlingt hones Imo . disoluirglii
at Havana, 16th hist.
• Ifs% Nolunkaa, htitoholl, henna at , Portsmouth, 18th
instant. • --
Brigs Bounds, Hoyt, ind'Condon, Genld, for thin
Dort, Were at Pt:Addeo:a 10th [Ott- -
Bahr .41 B carotidal, for thin port, cleared it Bouniah
18th inst'; ii ballast. • •
iloof - Ellgthetb:kel)aorb'
(Sof, cleared afßaltimorti 29th hiet;for this port
Behr Wissahickon,' leek, weared 011evr Toik - 20th
jest tor this pOrt. - • - •
Mr Richard flex, Prink, henna MDR Inst. "
fold•Whodis & Bitelah, • Sharp, hence at Boston lath
BcStrExchinge, Hence at Hyannis.' 14th inst. ' •
fichniE Rose,Wyman ; Cyclone, Dalt, end E Chester,'
1/wrongful salted komblew Bedford 19th - inst for this
port. , . - , , .
fiches Plight; Huittley i 7 Lancidei; Stites • J "Ro.
Rare, Elliott ;• DO Smith, Smith, hence, and J Cad.
walider, Godfrey, tm' Delaware City , at Providence
19th lest. .
BasconOltirt,•foi Phlladelphln, sailed fm
Newport 19th ivat . -
Pilokirsoi,' hi; for ell '
at Baotou 20th init. . - • • •
Behr Jaraii - -11arraiti'DaTleelionco for Boston mailed
from Ifoloptiioo4.lBthAust '
3. - 09idpion, 0 W lderoy,And
Strout', hencifor Beate; arrived at Holmocktole 19th
Soot, and /OA 'Agattti inept /..-AUStrchtp, which' toe
Selme L T Chittleoicl/Ig/i, :Monde' foe Braintrei,
Cimaseum, Woe Nu:locket..' -
Sett /Epitome; Platiny; frounifeirburpport for Phila
delphia-Land Abigail, Lee, from galena for do, at
Holmes Nolo 19th. lost, and all sailed soia except the
Abigail, 'width remained 10 A, ld 'Met. • • -
Behr Tidella, Slaw, boned' or Boston, ialled from
lifoimmt /Tole 19th r00t. .• •
Behr Nita Ninlaban, Kallalmn, hence at Alexandria
• Bohr Angenette, Noopory for ielpbia, Jelled fin •
Swgitt22oth-Inet, •-• t• , •
. &kr Einistit - tik Vie, Cot Phliadelihis, sailed
from Hartford 10th •Intrt. - , , '
Bahr John R Wick; &alibi tat Vail- Wirer ter Dela-
Ware thYoutiled frpra,Nnwpart 12th last,
tido U W Marie, Pbllllpa, hence tot Ttivtatim, painted ,
Iteerpeit 20th task „ . • •
Mire' Vorriester, Itl:eles,, and Downing, Bice,
iießee erkrovidenee 20th bat,
Mari Letter, mailed WI Providence 20th lest.
ter Philadelphia, •
Bair ,tanethen done Itelialteh cleared at New York
21st fast fol , PHll4d4phfa. •
Bare I M . , AldrlOTh_sull OA Neil, hence at Neaten
Behr, - -s4,Perin, Parker, for, sitilailelPhis,; cleared. at
Bosun feat, • t • - •_
cletirld
ierkroN `lt tibia* Atirood; for
troatlfirbleimd - •
Sebt.l4/4100,11figni, "Owed &dem 20th loot for
YLtladelppi~ls„ - _ • , ”
hence st Itichinond 21st
0-V gObit; Hubbard,' for Philadelphia its Bahl
purc,*Jild frontßiclintond 21st inst.
Nara Levet, Dupla, Carson, and 21 0 Xenon, Town
4undi tiprkv#t Mobile 113th foot,
- ' •, "
WatINE, P41110.14,14ANY.
• Mtaitao Newt ....The Behr South Shore, of Scituate,
Illene, MAW trent WOMhatten, NO, Sept 18, for Phila..
elelphte, ahem which nothing lum been heard from her,
-She was commanded by Zoe - Enrr:/r,"of Orland, Me.
An it is 1109! ever dwo mon*. since heard from, she la
orrobatdtietth4 , loeaten /owned Mat RM. '
NOTICE TOIIIARINERS. ,
Viiiitagn SOuttn.'et Pew and PIRA tr)
--diotiai lihereby given that the Vineyard Board Light
Ireuel, Sow And Inge, ' " has been relieved by, the
tight veinal . ," Beller," nap. remoOdito,ltew-Seltord
The schooniijigged, ,with a red ball at
mach masthead painted red, :with tt Relief," in
white lettere on exit aisle, /8110,wRI, chow every night,
(rem emend tonnuried, theirCand Waifs' of the lateral
Men the Virkeinid Sonia-Li ght Vessel Is rePalred;
14 will ,he,ro-atationed, whtth due gotten, will be
ty order of the hinhthome
MEL ANOTON.BECtiI, flom'r ii
higlithoute Inermier MIL,. •
Lateit,ltor, tXi41.851.
Th dancer Napoleon Itil - arrived' at flambee 16th
trout, from lielle islet,- thaff brought up the workmen
oroldeed in the erection of lite tight:keno. in rho
LotrifftZewrence— The" state that four non' NW:
antlorchave jolt been completed, three lotto f dralia of
/Rae Ilirr.end'ohetnithe fejand of Antienaki.
8 itlit Reiter," difford, arrived at ire. Bad.
feed Wheel now and riga station ;having part-wilier
olooffilifot fik Ofcloci on, morning of 45th, in 'house.
queues ofthe chain gettittg 'caught under a' root, and
the swelthising the viegel inapped 'lt off. :She wlll
return seakeziarfen Metier laprocared from 'Bolton.
• .
_ .
The 17- 8 'demos Euistsellessia, deptg It Sands, le
;posted to limesallest Dom tkillOiL Nth alt. tor Kay
The V S;;ißete•Ootutellatloa; &Mir kill's 11.1;011,
was et Bpsizela Nat iilt.:•-:
The Lt 8 (shads Comae, Ooper Erease ,Wall at Leg
horn ?Mk to,istlsteit,dier As- sitistita she
would - pirsdid4Ull ibinit 10th last tor P ilsdelphia. •
The U. 8, sloop Shmisanes, °omit' 'Totten, sill on fin
New York on iel/sy jtiitere the coast of Attica.
!; roars.
NEW YOLIK, Nov 21—Arrived, steamship Ames Ad-
Pri TUn/"P' Ohnleston ; sobs Elliott, Koowlse,
Johns, P,R I, $ P BtoneY,•Atileti, Oharleetois ; doom.
Smith; loch, Napo Sherman, •Wilaangtots ; tuck.:
Mond', Jenne', itdeliplOtin MIAS Colgate, 80amia, sad
R Illtuntley, amemoad,Baltimose ; liteazuePlatiksoa, '
Esker, Baltimore; _
Now. 22--lilt shiP 'teem Chinch" lelander
slabs King atiabar,- /otiostoli; from Cape' Mount, west
coast
EALYllloBXiPisc:2o,—Art brig Abner TaylossYsp ,
selaWiLd pigmy, Millildn;tleaWymph,
IDlStetrii r 'Protridente , -Aregist—tsitotte Mahr ; Kan
"Alstek, hastens. beige A. ApplegarQ, hisiden.Torks
islandaohnlit Hooter, Dttort,Aatigkut. 'tea Thoiniif
wash's BrE Banker; Thankei, Moberg Isle; Jolla Per
eastlne,lde. " - -
Ballo444ltenniehip - Joalliihitiii/yi grrac=" 2 o l treill
trip Mell$01140;010 Valtitt:scDeplllll4l4 !Nan* 14. -
Wi1it14494 toy - Olat_ClirMlolusel,
ingetan; 34- ethaißts* Mogi, Tobago; ma
bovWetaitatlii;PoaiT w NaiWIFA"t./. 1 "
fa ' " r " 1 "" Arohio °plaits!, Chlyetw, from
.2421. ear" -hrig
Itobilladtbdia4, 4 !'' - • - • •• •
• INISW osigot *0: kii*hi rein pompon,
... • -t
, .siO."0"-41iFt
", nr-Staa
4s;yi~LJr: .
FIEMA
ft4riteVrSaitiOrittrimgdriertiatiore 'Mt the hit
this morning, but got oirr,trithont damage at 2 P6I.
qld ship illoniltalnebir.,- , Wilson. N.M. -Orleans ,• Kohn
Per Bustin, Cape Hayttem R H Perkins, Thomp
eos, Pensacola, .
• 814--Wind, W, good breeze, skips Vitale, Timor, ite
unticbai lArguO9 Young Greek, Mania, Wm llldei
ertge Ssian, lifuogo Park, Lucy. Ann, Sarah Starr, }Tie,
Prances Rflon, Souther; salsa Angler, Narrangett.
HIGHLAND-LIGHT, Hoy P It—Ships Vitule,
from Beaton for San Pranctsco; Timor, from do for Lon
don. 6 p Sl—Paean* out, barque Young Greek, from
Boston for Malaita.
BANGOR, loth—Old brig Frostins, (nosr, of Stork,
tog,) Berry, Cuba; sobs Yenico, Glaussen; West In
cites.
BELFAST—SA 14th, sob R P Chase, Patterson, Nor
folk. •
Opecial Nara
._„
For Perfumed Breath, White Teeth, upd
Beautiful complexion, use Balm of 1,000 Flowers."
For dressing Ladies' hair, nee ,‘ Woodland Oreern, a
new Pomade." It curls Gentlemen's hair beautifully,
W. P. YETAIDOB k Co" Proprietors, N. Y.
For sale by T D, Peterson, 806 Chestnut; Samuel
Dimes, Twelfth and Chestnut; A. D. Durand, 718 Chest
nut; T. M Peters & Co., 710 Chestnut; G. G. Evans,
Gift Book-store, 486 Chestnut; Q. 8. Hubbell,,l4lo
Chestnut; French, Richards, & Co., Tenth and !dir
ket ; A. EAsyler, Ninth and Walnut; Dr. Morrison,
Eieventieuth -and Chestnut; d. W. Binses & Sons,
Eighteenth and Twenty-Second and Market; Edward
Christman, 702, Chestnut; Thomas Lancaster, corner
Eleventh and. Walnut. nol2-ly
Jackson,
. • JOB PRINTER, .
MERONANT STREET.
aback', Notes, Drafts, Dills Lading, Bill Heads,
Oatds; and all other kinds of Job Printing, at
prices to stilt the Woe*. eel7-ly
it ewe r Cerdittf.---Thls Involuntde
Cordial to prepared from a variety of the most choice and
efficient aromatics known in medicine, and is the most
per,feot and reliable initiative extant for infants and
young children.
By its powerful influence a speedy cure is effected in'
all mate of CAolic, windy pains and spasms. BellereS
end mitigates much of children's suffering during denti
tion or teething, and by its soothing properties Iran
valises pain, of the bowls, looseness, vomiting, &o.
The Infant Cordial bee become a standard remedy,
and has been used In thousands of emcee with the moat
_abundant sigweas. No fasollyaheuldbe without it.
VpiPalS tpaiy by •• - Rzsair A.-Bowart; ,
, At,t4e Dreg and Ohemieel Store,
earaor ofWith And /boon . stn, Philadalphls.
'Warders mot blear/med. And for sale
bj trruggiabi morally. lA-ly
Bank Note■ of the '
PENNSYLVANIA SANE
FOR - UMBRELLAS,
BY WM, U. SUMIARDSON,
aoll•lm No. 418 gaiticrr RKEBT
'Cabinet "Ware and :
- 624 WALNUT ST,
OPPOSITE INDEPENDENCE SQUARE.
- fa WALNUT Street,
0021-Sin ' Lite, of OA Chestnut Street
- - Seamen's Raving Fund Office 403 Walnut
*opt, ono door ,weal of, second, %treat. Receives de.
inUdts -iu e6os of One Dollar and upwards, from, all
..,altules of the community, sod allows !Memel at the rate
hf limpet' tent,. par nunum.' - ' " -
Otdce
open daily, from 9 until'frO'clook, and on Mon
treyitud liaturditytMill 9 in the evening." Pleeident
;Franklin,Freieufec; bluirleild, Morris; Peep-
F. PA/We.' • -
Slaving Fand—Flire Per Cent; Interest—lfa
tonal Safety Trait Company, Walnut. Street, ERAS
:tint Verner :of Tithe Street, Patcanscreta. Open
aso till 7 ohtloth A ',anit 9n ~fottoar end THURSDAY
l'esinues till a °Weak, •Dinosita received and pay
mania made deny; dasesta iniested to Rem. Zeraie,
bloaineese, GRontthßmirritiand o th er firet 7 olaaa aeourt:
-We,* ,
nod
S. C. prwalde copi4solon.nlailliSS In Com
siierchil, taper ; arid negotiatlons of bane', 66 Wefanit
opposite the !itcobeitete, Philedelphio, - tihlo-2m
Ittafriages.
In , Now `York, on Thursday, N0v.19, by the Rev.
Ames W. Alexander. AROH/DALD P. COBB, of Phi
ladelphia, to MARIANNA G., may daughter of Robert I.
Brown, Of that city.
On the lath November,by the Boy. 0. A. Smith, D.
D., Mr. WILLIAM S RINGGOLD to Mies BETTIE
•„L. TIIOIIVIB, all of rhiliblelplda. (California, papers
„please copy.]
()DIM evening of thilfith !inst., by the Ilev.
Rudders, JORN G. -I , GILLIPB, of Baltimore, Old., to
.LIZZIR, AsughWM Paul Swift, of this city.
.--.Ore Thursday miernlnai 19th instant, by the Rev.
Dania EDATUND , II. FRIBMUTII and ELI
. iornrAILLICA"OANXII, both of this city.
• At ,Oattand Plantation„ .Ix., on the 7th hat., by the
Rev. Mr. Grareits, JOHN L. LER, of New Orleans, to'
JULIA (f., daughter of A. - U., Gash, of this city.
lOtalbs.
On the 10th fast., at hie residence, Lower Merlon,
BLIDEN D. il' 4 l.N.lllliN,lin •the 80tIc
7 00 . 6 f1i1a age, *native of the bland of Tortele. •••
The male relajives and Olen& of -Gm fatally are re—
epeotfullfinVited to. atOnd We Guiana,. on .Tuesday.
tnotinta at 10 o'clock, within:lt - farther notice. To
,piiibeed to Laurel 11111, !The earrings,' will' leave the
Oboe of 8. Gartland, No. 858. Thirteenth street, at 0
'pieta*. ' ; • ' **o
On the lath' 'ioetant, CALLIB D., wife of Furman D.
4oltne, in the 1.4t1i year of her age,
• 9n the I.oth IistantOIOWARD ALbIBON.B, eon of
“it;. U: and Aimee iseeitt, aged. 8 rears stl.B months.
A Meetbag er the Citizen* of the Filth
WARD POE - THE “RELIEJI AND EMPLOYMENT OF'
THE POOlt,o lime held In the Hope Hose House,
'UNION Street, below Second, on WEDN ES DA Y
EVENING, November 18th, 1857. Alderman JOHN 13.
KENNEY was called to the Chair, and JOHN Q.
ADAMS, appointed Secretary.
After the object of the meeting had been stated by
the Chairman, the following plan of organization was
agreed upon: •
-let. Precinct Committee; emulating of live for col
lecting fends, with
,power to add to their number. The
- Chairman of each Precinct Committee to be a member
of the Executive Committee. Precincts to be subdi•
tided by the Committee to suit their own convenience.
All money collected to be promptly paid over to the
Treasurer, and lila receipt taken in the collection-book
for the name. All >looka to be returned to the Execu
tive Committee as eoon ea practicable.
2d. •The EDieutlve Committee shall consist of the
Chairman and Secretary of this meeting, and the Chair
men of the Precinct Com,mitteee, with power to add to
their number, whom duty shall be to call meetings of
the citizens of the Ward, when, in their Judgment, It
msy be required; to co trot all funds, audit, pass on,
and approve all bills, prior to payment by the Treasurer,
' and properly attest the saute ; to pnblisli a 'detriment of
their 'neonate, with such other matter as may be
deemed expedient at the, close of their labors; and 'to
! Walsh each Chairman fifth. Precinct Committees with
tWo armor.) books, properly attested, for the purpose of
making collections; also, attested cards or circulate for
the use of the Connulttens, to be left with the citizens
When Called on to contribute; and to attend to all con
tingent - matters, from time to time, as they may deem
„ -
bd. The Executive Committee shall appoint a, Tres
curer, whose duty It shall be to receive all money, and
keep s strict account of the came, pay ail orders drawn
I on Wei, properly attested, sod to receipt ler all moneys
paid him by the Committees onOolleellohe, er otherwise
I obtained.
4 th. ArrY two members of the Executive Committee
'may, from time to time draw orders on the Treasurer
for any sum not exceeding rive dollars, for special pur
ports; but in no case shall any Urger ours be drawn,
'unless passed on and approved In session by the Execu
tive Committee.
sth. If the Executive Committee believe it expedient
they may: locate a Ventre! Station, where all opener'.
Coos for relief, either in person or In writing, is to bo
made, and to provide a book of record for the name and
resiciptice of the applicant, In order that the case may
be properly Investigated,
eth, AU funds collected to be - disbursed' in The Stith
Ward, and, After relieving the wants of the Ward, then
the surplus, if any, way be dlstilbuted elsewhere.
lieslitee the ordinary moans of relief—that Is, In
food,' fuel, money; and raiment—rho Executive Com
mittee shall have power to provide work on any of the
public works in the Fifth Ward, or elsewhere, and pay
wages for, the same; and also to provide means of re.
mel to the country for those willing to go.
Bth. The Executive Committee shall bare power to
appoint one person to represent this meeting, and the
cltirene of the Ward, - in any general meeting of the
,Wards of the city. - -
On motion, the Chairman wee requested to appoint
the different Committees; and the Executive Com
mittee, authorised to confer With any Committee that
way hereafter be appointed by the member,' or the City
Co unell for the relief and employment of the peer
, during th s, e
approaching vlntpr.
The proceedings were then ordered to be published,
and the meeting adjourned.
JOHN li. KENNEY, Chairman.
Joss C. ADAIL9, Secretary. n023.4t
Office of the Mayor of the city of Phila.
DELPIIIa,
Exanutive DIPAS.IIIEIII, Nov. 21st, 1807.
Wriassae, Me Exce ll ency the (taverner of the Com
monwealth of Pennsylvania, has, in conformity with
'commendable custom. appointed TilthltsDaY next, the
20th day of norember, as a day of Thanksgiving
throughout Thin Mate: • -
And whereas, the eitlione of Philadelphia recognise,
id common 'Mall divinely enlightened intelligences
*dependance en the power and mercy of an omnipotent, '
'Omnipresent, and etnniseient ZetiO7oh, With whom are
the Presperlty of nation, the eeeurity of states, the
welfare of pebstunpities, and the 'harmony of seeiety:
Therefore, The Meyer of the City of rhiledelphin
feels it a duty most respectfully to invite the people of
thin city to unite with those of the commonwealth, on
the day - thui appointed,. in rendering unto (toil the
thanksgiving of the heart for mercies we Cannot cam.
blessings we surely enjoy preservation from
evils wblehliivolve social disorganisation, and that per.
trading spirit in our metropolis which Invokes a mitiga
tion of troubles now clouding oar contentinent, but not
obscuring our hopes.
- • • order of the Dlayor.
JAMES P. CAMPBELL,
n023.8t ' Mayor's Clerk.
EJ7• • Malen Canal' Verrds.—liolders of Mort
gage yowls of ate' Union' boars) Conapony, not inter
ested en the common or preferred stock of the Company,
are remolded to meet at the Girard Movie, lin TUES
DAY, 241.); last, at Tx o'clock P. M.
4°P/9 1 Epw , n B. BUDIII,Y.Y,
• Olddrmau of Committee.
JAKOB PAQS,
Secretary of Couunitice. n023-d 21*
Steresse's Pint Lecture at the Ilan-
Wt. and HAYDN HALL,will take place on THENDAY,
the 24th inst., at 7,4 o'clock, P. N .
fIooded—IERUSAGEM, under the JYAY, the DO
MAN, ;the 01 1 / B TIAN, and
The Lecture'still be illustrated by Maps and Dant
ings, and aeveral venues, such as the Harden of Gethse
mane, ithe Valley of Jeboshaphat, ka— will be dis
playedhythe Magic Lantern. -
Tickets at the entrance. The proceeds for the poor.
uO2l-3t*
erkeliy and Columbus I-LLedture and
poem .0otelsloed: 137 REV. T. U. BTOOKTON, at
00.10111 T HALL, Chestnut street above Twelfth, on
Tuesday Nvenlog, November 24, at &o'clock. BOostun
asldarmas; 1118119 P bERICELEY, andhle IlleLanas.-
Ispfilassa
•/Westward the course of .EMpive takes its teey, ,,
fiaratio7 er Yalu COLIIMBUB;an d bta DiscovanY
OF sms New viaevp, Tiptets 25 cents; Moors under
16 yesxs of age, 16 seats—for sale at 686 Arch street, at
Bookstores, and at the Ilan. , , n314t0
flepartmeat City ProPerty...— Office,
24 story (*URA Bank, north side.
FutLanstmats; November '4l, 1867.
Natio* is hereby even, that communication over the
Wire at Fairmount will be suspended on 54,1
Wier MONDAY; November 38, until further notice, for
the Fralsote of repairing the note. •
D° 2l ` 3 of O g "E
ityProprieNri,v,
The Minitel Ailttrees 'before
of the Manual, of the Unteetelty of Pen
be delivered 13 , oxintia WROLitTO
Cellete MIA on MONDAY EVBNING,
at 8 o'cloCk.
02421.28 %,2X,
DIORBONc
0020.8t!o., r i OULSON DOBSON Committee
"OP 'LETTEAS REUAlNittaTitt
, tho PFIILADELPHIAPOST MIMI up to 12
o'clock P. M. on Saturday, Nov 21, 1857. [Persons
applying for nth:o,l4BM Lettere will ploaso roentlon the
date dt the List.] Opon on Sundayfrom 7K toss o'clock
A. 31., and 2to 3 .
LADIES' LIST
Androwa Annie AI Flowers Lizzie II Manors Mare
Amino Miss L M Fox Mrs Emily J Mitcbolleharlotte
Atkinson Mary A Finley Mrs Andw Miller Gertrudo
Ashton F 1.111 Fox Miss Mary Minis Miss
Allen Catherine Flowers Mary Murphy Honors
Allen Mrs Wm G ruler Hannah A Murphy Osth'ne
Allen Catherine Prayers Sarah A Mount Miss Theo
Atkins Annie Francis Miss B Al Morin Mrs
/Okla Tammy Fagan Margaret Mather Mrs Jae T
Avlesworth Mary Fleming Mary A Mullen lira Sarah
Bacon Harriet Elidayson Nib's Moor Alm Ellen
Betts It Frankland Annie Mulford Fanny
Barrett Sarah Fowler Augusta Mantles Eliza
Besteh Madame FrLich ,Franzisko Mulrey Miss Oath
Daldwick Mary J• Flaherty Mary Moseley Susan
Baldwin Ursula Fisher Annie Norris Eliza
Bell Miss Oath Fairfield Jane Nichols Moe E
Ball Miss Mettle al (sus Mrs Oath Neely Matilda
Bell Mrs Thos Gardner Mrs Wm Newell Mrs Ii I/
Barton Katharine Urinary Sarah Onall Oath
Bailey Lydia It (lest Mrs Deborah O'Brian Oath
Doman Anna German Elizabeth Ogden Sallie
Barclay Murgt Gallagher DI E O'Neill Kate
Benedict Elibth Gross Miss Lou O'Connor Susie
Bi/hop' Isabella Gibbs Fanny Si Osterricher Mrs If
Merman Fredges Getter Mrs Mary Parker Al .7
Baas Mrs Mary Goods Mies Pima Julie
Blake Mrs Ann Gabriel Oath B Posey Mm A
Riddle Fanny 0 Garnett Theo L Paloor Matilda
Boyle Fanny Gross Miss P Pugh Mrs D W
Bowers Lucretia Ginned° Marg't Prettyman Miss
Bushy Atlas Mary Griffith Miss Al Powers M J
Begird A Jano Onshore Mrs G A Pratt Mrs L
Brascine Diad 0 M Gibbs Mrs 0 Prince Ann
Briggs Elizabeth Gram Julia A Prahl Christina
Darters Lucinda , Gleason Ph L Popo Josephine
Burrough BI 11 Gresham Marg't Parkinson Airs/ 0
Braldwood It 0 Harold Mrs It Reidy Mrs Wan
Baurking Oath Saltier Marg't Itaymonds Mary
Briggs Eiseh A Hacker Many 11 Relfsnelder 0 L
Bustard Ann J Henry Ann X Reed Alm Jars
Brooks Mrs It NI Mosley Mrs John Richer Mary
Barrens Mrs 0 Humbly Annie M Reynolds Martha
Browning Mrs Ii Hancock Ann Reed Alm A L
Brooks Lavin& Hart Sarah Rode Martha
Brown Bertha Harwood Mary Rugg Mary
'Byrne Mary Hammy Mica DI Robbins Sarah
Calais Bridget Ifarkeya Lydia Robertson Sue E
Carrigan Annie Hannah Rachel Bose Emma K
Ohapai Lizzie Heil Mrs .1W Howson Mary
Callahan Ellen Harbin.) Arra Ross Mary Ann
Carter Lucy Lea Hales Strati. 0 Russell Emma L
Carnes Duette Hand Airs Jos Russell Julia
Christy Harmon Hepburn Airs A Robertson Isab'a
Caster Lucy Lee Harris Mrs Margt Roos Eliza Mrs
Cane Mita Ellen Hertz Florentine peahen Scalia 0
Campbell Mrs Hayden Must At Shaw Mrs Jae L"
Chaos Bliss Lizzie Hayden Kate IL Baylor MM 11
Clark Francis A Hayden Horace E Sandler Sarah S
Clays Idles Mary Hayden Mary Vie Sanders Louisa
Cohen Miss Eliza Helsel Margt Shepard Mrs m
Bondy Miss Mary llognelani Meant. Scott Margaret
Cooper Mrs P A Howell Miss Sbanklank Laura,
Orothera Matilda Hughes Mies Bath Sell Mrs E
Crane Julia It Hunter Hannah_Short Elizabeth
Craig Miss Susan Hunter Mrs Jan Scott Caroline Id
Conant Elmira DI Hondlitti Harrt A Shuster Mrs M A
Crawford Eliza Huey Mrs Abort Miss Margt
ConnaughtonMaryllOpkina Sarah Schofield Igoe.
Conley Mary HOWISon Laura N Smithjoseplaine
Cowie Mrs Ellen Relines Miss Jane Smith Sarah
Oobarn Hattie Huff Miss Ellen Sinclair Emma
Cyphers Amanda Hall Nancy Smith Mrs It 0
Coon Miss Celia Horne Mrs Smith Susan 11
Crawford Mrs J Jerrie Mrs Sloan Eliza
Cornwell Ella% Johnson Mrs Si PV Simmons Mrs
Donigen Ellen Johnson Maria Snowden Elizah'h
Onilln Miss Ann Jones Mrs Sarah S Smythwick Margt
Obrperin Miss Johnson Martha /Maid Dania
Or slay Jane Jackson Miss It Snows Ann E
Crabtree Alia Win Jones Miss Lucia Smith Aire Ohas
Cunningham E J Jones Mrs Pei cis Smith Lydia D
Coates Elie% Q Jenkln Mrs Mary Smith Atm It
Cutler Line It • Kingport Mrs Dar Strafford Mrs Chas
Ooppengar Martha/linch Ruth AnnGStephens Sarah
Coleman Mary Kenyon Emma Stewart Anna
Cox Mrs Oath Hoes Mr" Mary fipringruan Oath
Montle Mrs Knorr Miss Susan Stiller Fannie M
Dearer Elizabeth Kohler Mists Anna Stewart Mary ,
Decennial Mrs Kelly Miss Alice Sterling Mary
Davis Miss Enema Keller Mary I, Stratton Mrs Thai
Distinis Marg't Kinkead Miss E A Battle Miss Kate
Davidson Rohl Kelp liargl Stephens Mary A
Saliusizon M L ' Kuhn Sarah, Sweeny Ross A
ilagittilan Annie , Lukens Hannah Starkweatber L A
kiseb Julia Ann Lowder Elizabeth Stream Jernima
NWtia Was Louise Lantheere Mrs E Stedenfeltd Mrs M
Alms Gee Lunbeck Elizab'h Thomson Mrs ME
Milk Mrs Mary Lafferty Marg't Thompson Hotly
Dully Mary Lodge Charlotte Thayer Ellen DI
Deßphunt Mrs Lorin' Miss Clara Turner Martha
Dickson Sarah Lotto Miss Julia Townsend E F
fickle Sarah 0 Loeby Mrs Tarpon Mrs 11
Hairs Rachel Lemma Helen Thomas Mrs L
Daily Canal)) Lloyd Georgiauna Thompson Mrs AR
Dares Mies Lougragh Jane Whipple Mrs Al
Dixon Mrs Little Lewis Helen M 'Watson Mrs JIA
Deanyldarah Ann Lamb Mrs P P Water* Martha
Duffy Anastacla ' Lawrenea Mary Walker Ella A
Dunning Alice Lobdin Lizzie Whlllman Sarah
Dwight Mrs A P Lee Alice H ' Waseca Julia
Dutton
Susan Lewis Mi Wendlel Mrs
Dutton Sidney ' MoOolgan ss
Lisle M ). Walton Elizab M
Dougherty Ellie RDlclionagle lira J Watson Sera
Doherty Eliz , h McKeesickSlagt A Watson Mollie
Darat Mrs Mary J . Mcßride Ann Walton Alibis
Doffymes Nary McVay Mrs Bunn Wethington Um 9
Drummond AAI Menials Mrs Whiddln lire L
Badger' Ellen McNealy Annie Walker Mrs E
Dorsey Mrs Morris McCallister Mrs Walker Mary
Dolan 'Morsel Aletlaffrey Bonn Warren Mrs AR
Dyrr bliss Ellen McQuillan Mary Whltebread B F
Eutichus Sister MAlcOoserri Maria Waterman Mrs 0
Erskine McKeever Sarah
Ewing Mrs Martha McCabe Sarah Wilson Mare J
Eikel Miss Margt McMichael Jane Willis Rebecca
Eppatein Regina Alchoughliug Ann Willower Sirs
Emily Charlotte IlleKenn Martha Wilkinson Mrs E
Earle Ilia Abble McCormick Mary Wilson Bossy
Eames Mrs Ann McLellan Ann 'Wilma Mrs 8
Edwards Mrs I) 0 11IcElranyReboo Willerd Airs
Everett Sarah Martin Mrs Jas Wilson Mary
Elliott Mrs J 8 Mathews Mary Wood Sarah 1:7
Fitzgerald Julia Men Mist Anna Wood Linnie
Fleming Rebecca , Aterrlne Mrs Ann Wright Mrs ft
Frevega Lilac Mason Mrs Annie. Woods Kate
Fairfield Jane Main Emma B Worlngton MJ
Fitzpatrick 0 0 Birdcall Mrs Wright ELB
Ferguson Rebecca Mathews Mary Young Ellen
Parma MN Peter Ma Ire Eliza Vaughan Ellen
Field Fannie C Matlack Mrs Jos Quigley Susan
Foliage Bliss Morse Mrs !WU Vaulitt Paella
Fairfield Mrs 8 $ Marl . Mrs Ann Young Louisa iii
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- Palley Mrs Mary Masterson Elizsb &Alp Mary D
Fletcher Margaret Merrick Maria
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Amity Joseph R Caldwell A D Fairchild 'Smith B
Allison Samuel Caddo° John Fahey Pat'k R
Acker John °crews Peter B Farriqd Stephen
Abbott Jas Charoborlain Chas Power' 1 hi
Abaredo Gabriel Chichester be E. Parmerat Hay and
Adams George Chandler Onor Straw AssocioVn
Abel Jacob 'Pr Chloolne Reroute Flanagan L
Allen Elias Chauncey N 2 Plock Jobe
Ady Godfrey Chorponnitt Geo Fisher Kaleb 8
Addington It DDr Chapman Semi Ploy: Robt
Adams Augustus Chester A Flood John
Alesader E W Churchill Wm Flanagan V
Adair Edw V Church Rev Phar Fisher John
Atwood Capt Maples Robt Fillo John
Anderson Alex Chambers Pr Fitzgerald, Dau'l
Ashton Thou Cheltenham and Fitch II It 2
Anner Wm Willow Grove Fowler P .
Ashwood HII Turnpike CO Free Reading
ArmatrougJFoept Clawson Joseph It Room
Arthur Dentist Clement W Foster David
Armstrong A Clark Robt C Fogerty Geo Copt
Arthur,Rodgers & Clement Walter 11 Yeth
Co Clark Rev Jas Peeler Chas
Barron Nelson Clark Wm J Frazer Gurney
Barker Win I Clerk B&J Id Yrenelt Wm A
Become Arch'd 2 Clark Gardner Folsom Jos E
Badger (leo Clark It 0 Fraser Wm
Babett CB Coull James Fortune Pat'k
Barley 1 Edw Ooleabury Alex 0 Foarder Jacob
Dobbs Chea Cowin Henry Frillton Jae
Bauer Jno A Cooper Rev Dr Preedley Henry
Bailey Wm Cotney Jas A Frankel Conrad
Burnes Geo 11 Coe Jno E Frey A Jo J
Bobo Wm Coleman Geo IV farther Zepholla
Bailey L P Corcoran Anth'ny Colts Saml
Barker 11 J Conrad Nicholas Gardoer IV A
Barbot A Idea Cortes John Gallagher Jae
Baker Blt Dr Coates Seneca E Gay & Levy
Barnes blainton Cox Richard Garman David or
Baxter Harry Comegys Wm Jacob
Basher Henry Cooley H T Garrettson p
Barber ft 11 Connor John 2 Catty Wm
Backus JTDD Covet 1.1 R Germantown and
Bacon Chas W Collins P Pork'n Turn-
Berton 1 G Cook Arthur II ' pike Road Co
Borger Jacob E Coburn Joe Whey Michael
Baxter PL & H Coate Crawford Girard Levy
Hollis Cooper Henry Godard Horatio 11
Barker Jesse Oogdell H W Rev Gillespie Win
Beebe A D Prof Corbett W L Gibson 11 C
Barley D Cornog David Gies Christian
Reardon & Jack• Cannon Patna . Gibson I 'Wm
son Mess Cummings Henry Glemmor Jno It
PRAXIS Crania Wm 0101sghans 0 S
Balshtlne Elt 3 Culbertson Day II Gibson II J
Bernard Louis Gram AJ Dr Gilbert EII
Benardo Franbmo Crosby Plerco 14 Gilligan Andw
Beebe John E Crisper B T Gager Martin
Behr Jos or Jae Cunningham dnoP Gorham Ohm W
Ballenger B 8 Creasman Sas bt Gordan Wm It
Beebe I W Cremorclen T or I Gowen Jas
Birdell Jae Croamaut Geo 11 Godard & Fow-
Beaty J F Crow Alex land
Beverly Geo W Curry Robt L Gordon II W
Helmer, Bpunier,Orilline Wm F Gomez SorDu 11
&Co Oroasdale Geo W Govear M It
Mettle Joyce L Cromwell Willie Gore Jno
Beck las A Davies Howell W Greene Oboe M
Becker 0 Davis Riley A Grelfam 0 J Oapt
Beck John J Daniels Edwd ft thillitit Wm
Deck lee N Davis Delaware Gravy Wm
Booker J 4 Dailey Semi Greenwood Jae
Bell John Manic Chas Gunn Wm
Bonnet Win If Daum C D Groom Jesse
Blepleam A Son Davies Evan G ueryant T D FDr
Bishop J - Davis Semi Guggenhelro ACo
Bird 0 J D Dale RIM Griffith David 2
Diggs Henry Dalton Chrlstoplar Witmer At J Col
Bishop Joel II Davison Henry Griot Jno
Diddle Henry W Dalton J Gutmann SP
Bibb II 0 Daukonsky W Graham Writ
Dinh Win II Dailey Oboe Gummy (.1 Pi L
Bingham Wm Devenny Chas Outbridge Robt (I
Blokes & Rineley Delaware Tribe, Gritcoin Jno 8
Black Edgar N No 10, 10 RR IlemlOor Jets 31
Blackwell Joe Dolphin." Mr • Ileum II
Black Bawl W Deloughery Jos Helium AII
Diaden W T Delaborthes Oh Hamilton WDr
Boyer Wm L De Belle Jno 31 Hem Wm P
Botaford Achro De Camp Jim Home Ephraim
Dowers Do Roux Moue Hamilton It
Bogle Win Dearing A W Hall) Francis
Boardman A 8 Delany F,dird Haldeman Geo W
Boyd Win Dorsett Itowld It Hague Thos
Boodle Mr D 0 La Cour J C Hamlin Ephin IV
Bowles If II Dr' Dickey M 8 Boleti! John
Drown Anthony Dixon 1: . 31 Balmer I' y
Brown Joe Dias Ambrooio Harwood Thos
Brown Eilm , d Dick JO 11, 9 Harvey John
Brown Diamond Coal Co Ilernishfagor Aug
Brown J 11& Co Dougherty bileti)l Harding Woe
Drown Jno E banally Michael Hartle Jno 8
Brown Wm A Doherty Unity HartahernlsalcDr
Brett Jacob DOM, Jos Mons Havere A Myriam
Bryce Jan Gorden Downing Geo Hartshore R II
Brightly Chas 11 Donohoe Voter Hazleton Oboe 11
Brooks II Doogan Chas Banco Seth 8 Dr
Bradfield UIV Dorgan Jno A Mayes Inc
Bryant A 0& Co Dougherty E L Harris Richard
Bradley Chas 0 Doutititt Jno E Haneodo 11{11
Brandon Goo (Mrs 9) Hersh Jackson j
Briscoe Jas ADr Drew 82 2 Hartley
Broomleo Bitinl trek)) Mow() Harrls 1.? p
Bressone Lewis rone,y Patrick Ilsirwogri A 111
Bradford Jno S" rake, Wilson A Harlan Wm J
'Bank° Henry 31 Co Harrah 0 J
Brookll Duffy Wee Hayden Win
Brook Francis I) Dopey P E Hayden Chas L
Bryant Jno .1) Dupuy Col Jos Henry Pawl 11
Butler W II Dudley Geo W Hester W W
Burnet 1)8 Roy Dysart Benj Happand 0 F
'Buchman EY lien Domoulen Aug 2 Miley Jon It
Burl Martin Mono Dwyer Thos m ni k,yy no
Bunkwalter J B Dundon Blehd neelio j B
Bush D 0 DuPont Chita .11 Henri Peter
Burt WllO Dr Daily Boporter Henry 0 0
Bryon .1 J Editor Henderson It IV
Burr ChM It EbertlVni Henderson Wm M
Burgess Wl , Eckenborger It liendrin Ell AL
Burk A ideglam. Elio) , G lit Ileaslett Jno
chart Eaton II Dr Bookman D P
Bum lac W Edle Inn It Hon lieges Michael
Burr Chas II Ehrenberg Casper Ilese Theo
Burroughs Aaron EillottJohn Ilerbem David 8
Barton Jno Edger Jonathan Ilenlin Lewle
Cameo Gideon Editor of Daily Henley Wm
Cameron S Reporter 2 Helm W or Rehm
Calvert Geo 11 Eagan Wm Henderson 11 F .
Carlisle Jas II Easton IV Rev Hight If A
Cavanaugh jno Elkins JIM Hilton Than
' Carson 13 M .pr Eckman Dann 131 1(o Mr
Careen James Boatman 8 smo W Henalieliwood A
Cardaneo Henry ER(47%1 Dept Ilighfleld A.1130a D
Circoden Jae 8 Breton Trio II 11 Jas A
Candy dm) B Ellwanger Gross Hinkle Chas
Gamin B & Co fledges It It
Camp Rev Jos Evans Ihnopt , n W Houghton II (3
Cootie Jae IU Epee John Wm Howell Bertram A
Caldwell W 8 Evans David Hares Bona
Oatalbro Marian Esterdog Jacob Houghton D W
Castor Joe Evans si J Holzer Ed Rush
Oamplon .1 W ' English Wm Hoff JB l
Gaston Jno W 31rard Hiram If Houston Wm S
DOW A Bonn Ernwrlght Fll HollingewortliGlV
Carpenter Chas M Ewell Wm Howse II 'Y Dr
Om John Everhart Mlt Holmes Ralph
Cain Hugh 2 • Everath John Holmes A Oche.
o=ool Jos ,vane ITVA Co 101 l
the Society
tutyleeml, will
N, in the
November 28d,
THE PitESS,4MtADlfitlttlA; MONDAY, NoYEMEEit 23s 1857.
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Ho@elfin We Moretti :aleph She'elefoine A 3
Hay Forges Merto Guzeppo Park W T
Hopkins Edwd AI Dlegulre JAs T . Shale Joseph
Hopper E Meter Ilerhard Shenk ate
Hoyt N H Mullen A S Short It 111
Holmes it N DlooklingJohu Simmons 35) S
Ilouelon & Ha, Moynell Amos Simmons &Co
rue Middleton Gee NV Simmonda W ti
Holland John NV Miller Joe A Slimes E T
Hoskins Graham Mitchellar Jae P Waller Patrich
Humphrey Jas C Miller Stephen F Steen D Francisco
Holland Robt Mickel I David Smith Ben J
Hogan Nicholas Mills nos Smith is Co Slt
Hummel! Wend Miller 13 II Smith W B
Iluddleaton A Minis Win Smith Wm 2,.
Hubbard W Copt 2 Miller Thee Smith Mathew -
Hover It F Mitchell Josoph Smith Robt '0
Hutchinson Fld Dliller Lewis Smith HWY
Hudgins T A Mitchell Anthony Smith James
Hahn 0 W Milligan II W Smith Solomon G
Ingraham Thou Morals 3 attes Smith Joseph II
Ingraham Geo Mott OP Smith Coo W
Ivens Saml H Morton Saml Smith Walter
Inglis John Moore 8 II Smyth Barthonr
Insurance Co of Moyer Mahlon Small Woe
Penne Monahan John Snowdon 3ld
Jackson 8 Morrie (leo K Snook ' , Nina
Janlin 3 2 Morris Rawly Southwick iaa L
Jacob Isaac Moore It P Suthland S E
Jevltt Rev AL Mrs Moran John Sprott John
James 11 le Rev Morels Mr Spencer II W
Jesup AI K Moore James A Spr.nger Jonathß
Jeffries J no L Moulson F E Spring Edna, J
Jackson Joshua Morrow Uvsson It Stuart Wm 0
James A Murphy Sir Strudwen JasW
Jones— . Myers Joseph Striate Solomon H
Johnson Goo Rev Murry Michael & Story Robt 8
Jones It MA Co Mary Stetson Joseph
Johnson Henry Muster & Ker. Stewart Fred
Jones Wm T bough Stone Jos W
Johnson .7 Evans Myer Henry Stephen Venthier
Johnson James Myers Jno V Story I? A
Jones Dr Murphy DA 2 Stinson John
Joly David Murphy Wm N Stores tlackerrele
Jones A Myers Wm Stelfet Geo
Jones h' P Mummy& Trichett Stonebachilialdon
Johnson JII Alyennell Henry Slots John D
Joyce B Vernon Neill Thos 0 Stoma B B
Jones 8 & Co Newton Isaac Steakhouse J W
Jordan Wm G Knoll Geo . Stulumn John S
Johnson Geo &Co Neill Wm D ' Standish Hiram
Jonas Henry W Norton Chas P Stock Theodor
Jordan Mr Nicholls Thos Strait Jan 8
Jones Jno 11 Newcomb H 0 State Fire & Ma
/lane Thom Nenimoks Frank rine Ins Co •' ,
Kelxnweilor B Mutt.° ACo Sutton Jan/en,*
Kane John Newbold & Fisher Society Swiss Co. ,
Katz lif Michael Neill John At D lonisation
Kenos. Edwin Nicholson Joe Butter Dan '
KorrJno 0 Norton Franklla Sweeny Philip
Kotler Andrew North Panel Swain tenses
Kellogg Itotd it Neill James 0 Swans Jefferson I.
Kehl Adam O'Donnell Wm P Suddelter W 8
Kelly Thoa Osheschlieger K Swartz Goo
Kennedy 10 A Colisrro Wo, Swan Griggle
Keller Peter O'Connell Dant Swank Id J
Kerr David 71 O'Brian Jno Tathhold Chao
Kew—.— Gleba Sand 0 Taggart Oboe
Kern Jas 0 ,Odom Ohne TaulauJ B
Kelley Sett ' Owens John A Tesler 8, AI D
Hoary Martha Olwirio A Tallott Wm.
Kelly Jae O'Connor Patrick Taylor .7 ' •
Kingslarri7 MorrlsParker Jahn 7 'Taylor Marshall
[(needle, Jewel Palmer Sam I Thine Francis
Kirke*? 1 Jois Dr Parritt Semi 0 nosier ll A
Hniekerboektor Patrick John . Thomer 0 A
?APage Chas Thetchor Elehd
Kials= Pafue Henry Al Thompson Hold
Knight Joo Patten Jobs 2 ThOmas 4 D
Koorey Androssy Paine Woe AI D Thorp EII
Knight WWI DDr Paganollo Bodge° Thom.. Sarni
KNOWN Lawa .Paeleard L A Thoriondaomyth 2
KIWIS VOID Page JJ . Oonnur Thompson li A
King DAM ..l'anevast Gaol A Titus John '
KunkolJaaols At Painter Israel Thompson .7 W
King Jas 8 Pendleton John E Thompson Thos
Kraft !umlaut Phillips Amos Thomas E Z '
Kirk Louis Pharafzr A Thomas Wm
Knowles N " Perry John W Thornton Hugh
tanner Chas POO it Thompson Wm
Lawrence It 0 Pennington Lite Tamer Beni
Lambert G Perry It m Totter Wit 6
Lawronion John Phillips Herbert Taylor E G
Launder Jno Pedrick Chas W Manor J A
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Lawrence, blyers Potion Oliver M Tripplo (Jeo H
&Cs Phllllo% H Truiten Bordy
Luw Jaa Phillips 7 2 Tunnel! Geo 2
Labbertun It IlPro Phillips Oen W Tunnell Brinchera
Laasig J E Piper Andrew & Ilanea
Lauber I'h.l • Pigon John Treacy John
Marin Jas Pitman Geo II Turner L
Laws & Rolston Pittsburgh flag Co Tumidly Jig
Laurog B Plane Joaquin 2 Tweddell ht
Labbertoo V II P. Power Jae' True well J
!Amore= P. r Potter ktr Tresdwell Jon
Laming J P Porter /moo It 'buoy OW
Lambert L Jr, a Polly Ceo %V Tucker George
Levy P II Praise J it Todd Jos
Levi John Prichard Jona'n Warm G
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Lerma Tame Tree' JNA Waddle John Id
Leo Rdir It Wine gnianuol wan Netball W
Levrie 0 T Premier Uenry Wa(loco Woo
Loan J It Quinn fronds Ware It al
Levy Isaac . onicksall Garvey %limns A D
Lee & Starsh Hayman Timothy Waller T 1) 0 Cept
Lee Peet U Itaffen Jan Watson John
Leyrer L M Reyna Augns Warren J T
Linslie 0 Raiser Warner Ward Mark
Lawn Joseph Rahn 8 II 0 Walker I .1 Dr 2
Livingston hi & W Reed It W Warner Amos
Livingston E J Read Rhona W Warner 0
Little Sam 13. Reynolds A W Wood J J .
Linnard SR Rewell I Id 0 Watford Joseph
Limes August Rhoads Edwd Ward lee It
Lingle John Renwick G Warren Wm
Llewellyn & Read & Phillips Waram .1 It
Moore Reaney Wm Wallace IP J
Luta Adam Roves F 0 Watson
Loyd Jk Read Jaa 'Wagner J J A
Lowery Wm IL Reit,* Conant Wollerton ICenard
Lonaker .Tno Reuse Wrn Well /IP
Long deo Z Renshow Itlch'd Woatonberger W
Loring J J Reynold,' B Wentworth T
Lombard I+ Dr Reels David Webb T S
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Long Whitney Reed Jas E, Welsh Ale;
Lyon E 0 Reineke IT Webb Chas
Lull A4_ Itoc,ys LOMIA Woolen U N '
Madge 0144 Iles geed, Mcfirener t Well W L
Lovekey Kelly dc. Co Wheeler dc Tommy
Luton John T Reynolds II W Whitaker Wli
!moues, Rippstein Go White T L
Northern Liberty RiggsJegerson Whorton NW
Lodge No II I 0 Itiotiseds C pee 0 Whitaker Joseph
of 0 I , Rigg Wm 0 Whitey
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Lodge No 4 I 0 Richard John Whitney T 13
of 0 F Itigneu Edw Whyte Thu
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McCoy Hoe Richards Goo II Wimlbe 4 N
McCormick John Richard lc Oro, Wilson Jas 0
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McCrory Rot Boonely WWI Wilson Gahm
111c0obb Astrid Robison tlatthow Willard Is •
McClOnnelly Kd Itoboson Mr Witareyn Ij
Meanllan 'rhos Rogers Win II Wilson JP
McCalder 4111•ME4 Itoech L *Maul Vlt
McCall Arthur llonbroggle Ys 'e Williams P
hicCorn ISt hobinsyn, Wm 8 It Milan It R
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McCauley Ilogh Robb / Wilson W 7
WC lough 7antes Baldly U J Wilmer Rome it
MoCauly 7 11l lodgers Robert Williams Kew
McCauley & Co Rosentlusiter & Williams P .11
0M Brothers Wilson I
McCauley Jos IS Rothe A Winkler John
McDermott Jno Body lienry Willis Fred S N
Mclntyre Ityckman John Williams Waah
McElroy W J Ryall Bob't T Wilson AWMD
Motivate Win Russell Win Wilkinson & Ern
McKinley Ilugh Schmidt Chas S P
McGarigm Win &bre* Jacob 'IL oolalngton Win
Dleldohan Thee Sclunelyer Jolla Woode
Mebane' Michl ficholchart John Worick Woral
MoLeanhe Wei ' Sausen Jas 8 Wolf I N
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Moholay ,lance lichurr 7theoph Workman .1 0
Mcfarlantl Win Seigg. , Win Wolcott 110
&Wane John fienoleo Mr Woodward Alt
Maulley Jaa Bchroover Klein Walt Dlw
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afaodunk Astoria liehailerJacques Wood Philip
!deuce° N 0 1110 Schreier Perdired Woodward EMOS
Magnin II Saylor Chas Wright Joseph
Mann A Pager Adam Whright Th
Mackin Maury Scott (lea 8 Wynkoop Geo N
Martin Lather Scudder Wm C ‘VynattaYilleha
Manning John Schalser Konerl lindorhilt Chat
Meanie 0 &hall Alfred It, 2 Van Dyke P A 2
Mercer J D Sargent Mr Van Clear /1 L
Many Adam Schlosser MDr Vaneleave II L
aletweliSmith Seldomnalse 11 Vauhart Alla&
Markley Henry C &avail John 111 Verner J ,
Maurer Chas Senior Jahn G- Vance Wro,
Mathes Lawece Seebatun Mist Y4K NK I 4,
Mann It U Senior J .P. Yaladeven All
110)320 id Edger golfers .loei 'Vertex Ilarry
aleenrer Joeoph Bolter Xos Yuung Judah
r irt e e on alq 4 'ic: 'V sho:a Pi yocusaJ V
n S o lemon Share A W Zimmerman J
Maglanchlen Wlt *Maier Ailrel a (.1 Zimmer Wm
ildstthewsun John Shields ) Ilayrs Zeigler Ohne
n023.1t GIDEON G. WESTOOTT, P. M,
`TEAM MACHINERY FOR SCREW PRO ,
1.7. FELLER SLOOP-OF-WAR.
NAVY DEPARTIONV,
N.:Member 10,1657,
SEALED PROPOSALS, endareed Proposalli for
Steam Machinery for O'crew Propeller sloop-of-War,"
wilbe received at Me Department until 3 ololock te
16 t h December next, for the complete construction of
the atom machinery and apkendagee, andplacing It on
board a screw propeller flm) of war building In the
United States navy yard at Philadelphia.
The offers must be for a apeoMe cum for putting the
whole in successful operation; meet Include all paten%
fees for any arrangements that may be Itropneed i stale
the time In which the work will be completed, and be
accompanied by the usual guarantee required by law.
The name of the establishment in which the work Is to
be executed must be Blatt&
The details of the design and arrangement of the ma.
chinery will he loft with the party whose proposition
may be Accepted As combining the greatest number of
advantages, keeping in view simplicity of construction,
readinese of access for Adjustment when in operation,
and not being subject to derangement in the working
parts; it being the object of the Department to obtain
lieu moat speed and power with the molt economical
consumption of fuel and the greatest steerage of coal
which the apace available for that purpose will relent.
The bettors to he of iron, with teleemplo smoke-pipe,
which roust be placed at the greatest practicable Ms.
tance from the mainmast ; the propeller with the pen^
;motions for hoisting, to be of composition; the ma
chinery for hoisting, ler pumps, apparatus for ventilat—
ing, and appurtenances of all kinds necessary for the
perfect working of the whole, to be of the most
ap
proved kinds. The coal-bunkers, shaft passage, two
athwartships iron bulkheads, a distilling apparatus for
fresh water from which can be made not less than 1,1000
gallons per day; all the tool. and duplicate pieces ne
cessary and satialaotory for an °indent cruising steam
0111 p-o f-war must be included in the proposition, and a
lint el them moat be furnished.
The woad and carpenter work (except the boring out
the deadwood for the shaft) necessary to adapt the yea.
eel for the reception of the machinery, boilers, and up.
pondagea, sill lie provided at the expense of the Navy
Department, and it trill permit the use of ouch facili
ties us it may have for hoisting the heavy machinery on
heard,
For the accommodation of tke entire edema machinery
and the fuel, thorn will he allowed in the body et the
chip the entire / pace, wader the berth deck, commencing
at IN feet abaft the mainmast, and thence extending
forward a distance of 60 feet; the greatest breadth In
aide clear of the plank under the beams being 42X feet,
and the height from the top of the timbers to the mar
der side of the beam amidships being 10 feet 0 inehea.
'Within this space it is expected to carry coal fog thir
teen days' fun 'deeming, the daily consumption of whialt
the bidder will stele In hie specifications Nral the
weight of the machinery, water In boilers, abaft,pro
peller, end append a ges, with, the tools and apace work,
met net eNcifcd 040. tons, of 2,240 peens,
The esteem' from the aft Ado of tho mainmast to the
aft-aide of the forward stern-post will he About 100 feet,
and the distance befaveou tho forward and the after
stern-post wilt bo 'l f t; the depth from the lead water
hoe to the top of the keel under the propeller wilt be
10l Met.
ilternmengino manufacturers who desire to bid can
obtain re copy of tho section of the veseel upon making
application to the Department,
The proposal must be accompanied by full specifies
fione and general drawings, having the position of the
centre of gravity ot the machinery, bollard, itc., marked
on them; giving also. the Capacity of the steam cylin
der's and aeon of foot and delivery valves ,and of air
pomp, and outboard delivering Tattoo, apace for ateam
above the water line to boilers, the Ore and grate sur
face; also, the diameter pitch surface, and kind of
propeller and other principal points, that comparisons
ran readily be made. There will also be Oren the esti
mate of the weight of engines, boilers , water, bunker,,
appendages, tools, and Apar', work, in tons of 2,240
pounds,
The terms of payment will be that when one-fourth
of the materials and labor provided for in the contract
shall have been completed to the satlsfaetion of the
Department, there will be made a payment of oneofifth
;part of the whole amount of the oontraet when one
half the work shell in like manner be completed, there
will be a further payment of ono-fifth ; when three
fourths the work shaillhave been completed, a further
payment of one-fiftla ; when the whole shall have been
eompleted, and have made a satisfactory trial of one
week, then a further payment of one-fifth; and when
the ship shall have performed satisfactorily at MI for a
period of three months, then the remaining mu shall
bo paid.
The repairs necessary during this period front defec
tive workinannhip or =halals will bo at the expense of
the contractor.
The proposals must be explicit, and no qualified or
conditional offer will be considered.
no2B-tn & th t DeclB
W.TORAGE on SECOND and THIRD
FLOORS can be bed at 119 North Water street.
Apply to.lttaTlN & /IAOALIBT.BIt. a 025
proposals.
ISAAO TOUUSY,
Secretary of the Navy
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTUS
Up to 12 o'clock Last Night
GIRARD MOUSE—Oheatnut Street, below Ninth.
3 P Winding & sef, Ye Minn Sterling, Phila
Mrs T Ewing, Ohio Urn W T Sherman, Ohio
/I 8 Huse, Ohio Alex Strong, Boston
BR Spaulding, Boston A J Mathews, Alabama
A H Harris, Tunkhannock I) Weisel, Maryland
J Eldridge, New York 'Moe It Marston .M. D, Ye
3 W Hall, Baltimore It L Castel!, West Chester
11 (.1 Drake, Hartford, Ct li M Hodges Jr, Baltimore
0 lt Hodges, Baltimore W T Booth & la, N York
A Metcalf, Boston A It Fiske, Rhode Island
0 H. Hopper, Pa 3 Valletta, New Jesvey
W Hurter A la, Mobile Miss Darla, Mobile
Ed Penton', Georgia W li Palmer, New York.
Il lil Clark Jr, New York JAI Loughborough A avf,
BR Payson, Bolton St Louis, Mo
J Chialos,St Louis J C Thorndlke & wr,Bost'n
0 LeMbley, London (leo 0 Byron, New York
J H Reynolds, New York Jos Evens, Lancaster, Pa
J VS' Blachley, N Y Ed McCauley, Phila
tido 0 Allen, N Y Buckley Hunter, N Y
Geo Lowrey, Washington J Macdearnord, N Y
0 Johnson, N 1! W Wall, Washington
Aug Bobtail, Washington Peter Fullmer, Washingha
ft Barton, Washington 3 Jones, Jr, Washington
Miss Ann 0 Parynbaut, D 0 Antonio Prysinl, NO
WII Belcher & la, N Y John Honeywell, Balt
0 3 Hammond, BO W Allen, 8 O
P Doegier, N Y C F II Gregory, IT S N
Dr W (I Carter. N C Geo It Jackson. N Y
Mai F u Cook, Belt 1? 3 P Jones, Bristol
B Ili B Tremble, Balt W It Mann, Batt
II Morton, N Y 8 9 Carrier & le, Pa
W 11 Ogden, Chicago Mrs MeCegg, Chicago
Hun W 0 A Lawrence, Pa WII Brown, Harrisburg
W AI Pervade, Carlisle It. II Manson, Pe
0 T Merriman, Ky IF 0 Gilbert, Harrisburg
Mae Berrall, Cincinnati, 0 0 MOH, Baltimore
3 l Waggoner A In, Ve 0 T Randall, Boston
Wirt B 8 Gay, Boston Juo Tilton, Bunton
W S French, Provide, It I G ll Obtherall, Min'a Ter
0 A Richardson, N Y It T Jones, Petersburg, Ye
V J Taylor, Georgetown L Spencer Goble, N J
FIKSOILANTrP DOTEL—Fourth It . below Arch.
-.S V Sumner, Syracuse It T 00 ley, Md
Wm 0 Itopkins, Vs A 0 Bradford, California
Mho Obsmnan, W't Chester Willismson Loin', Vs
W P Knot, K V Jos Koss, Pittsburg
It S Datley , Wellsboro . , Pa S Williams, Louisville
Mtge Williams, Louisville Mies James, Kentucky
Thos J Rowland dr. son, Ky Beni Johnson, Lyon
W W H Davie, Danville J DlcKibbin, PhDs
L Filbert, Columbia
AMERICAN HOTEL—Chestnut. below Sixth at.
H A Silica:. N Y M Griffin, N Y
B 0 Henry & la, Harriaburg Job a A Savage, Wis
D Fleming, N Y 8 Smith, N Y
.1 Harrison, N Y W Arnold & In. Ct
8 P Miller, N Y 0 II Martin, N Y
D /I Renaedy, Pa C Hellen, N Y
Inas 0 Walters, li 17 A E Thayer, N Y
81' Hargrave, %'a W B Patton, Ct
a W Todd, Phil, 8 Marot, Phila.
9 II Elliott, N Y H. G Illlateln, St Louie
8 a Black, Pittsburgh II C Ohampron, Pittab'gh
A A Adams, Ohio John 11 Harrison, N Y
Charles Harrison, N Y Jan 31 Stearn, Del
John Smith, Del Jos II Newell, Illinois
Henry W Tripp, Georgia Mr Rice, Georgia
P A Stebbins, Conuerapert E N Stebbins, Conuerapt
Ds' Y Zeller, N Orleans II Q Hood, New York
WAI Thackera, Pltila It N Bowerman, N York
NATIONAL MOTEL—Mace street, above Third.
W Major, Leesport W It Boudoir, M Chunk
J Politest, Phila. E Allen, Springville, Pa
J Morrie Jamestown J T James, Readl
II W Smith, Allentown 0 Ynnornond, Nortlert
N 11Richardson, Pa T S Martz & son, Pitti'gh
01 W Morgan, Pottsville J Kirk, York co, Pa
A 8 'Frisbee, N Y T 011kysen, N J
T II Newman, Rem! J Newman, Ilereg
.7 Du nee, Pottsville Mr Woods, Pa
Ii 0 Kent, N Y It Prentiss, N Y
0 8 Schuyler, Texas
UNION HOTEL—Arch stmt. below Fourth.
J FI Crouse, Pa Henry Miller. Jr, Pa
R D Hartshorn, Pittsburgh, C D Wilson, Ohio
John Troby, Pa J IT Intshaw, Pa
A M Taylor, lid J 8 Pelletaur, Brooklyn
a Shuts. Harrisburg (ieo Pock, Harrisburg
0 it Millar, Ts l Firs Miller, MO
0 Hogan, 11l Was Bally, It I
1/ It ;Indian, Hooding W 8 Fisher, Beading
J W Derby, Olaysv'e Pa J N Weston, Boston
STATES UNlON—Market etreat. above Math.
P. McDonald, Pottsville' II L Goodall, Lancaster
J It Sparks, N II 0 W McElroy, Pa
Lewis Trotter, Pa T T Stone*, Cllnton,lowa
Stewart McClung, Ya Robt J Olemis, V.
Jam Spangler. Wisconsin J Joao', Pa
J Campbell, Carlisle
RUCK BEAR INN—Filth and Merchantstreets.
G Speakman, Pa 3 Seltzer, Pa
J Palet, Phlla 9 F Reynold'', Washington
T W trans, Reading K Crugor, N Y
Mrs bi T Large, NJ J Galiner, Went Chester
Trainer, Cheat co, Pa T Coaten, Chest co, Pa
hlltcliner, Cheat co, Pa R Miller, Cheat co, Pa
8 Woodward, Chicago, 111 P N Leonard It la, Pa
L Kenney, Cheat co, Pa A Blood, Dunklc, N Y
BALD EAGLE LIOTEL—Thini street, atm. Osllcartall
G Werner, Philo P Doom, Lanc co, Pa
Grinner, Wilmington, Del.
BLAU BEAR IFOTEL—Thin) it., above Cellowbill
abaner, Allentown .11T Whiter, Allentown
IMAM BEIKAY—Second, below Vine street.
L 'Brewer, Lumber,'e, Po It AI Cooeh, New Hope
a 'Wright, Bunks on T N MHee , Pogehase
?bow's, Lumberrille C J John, N Y
Beaus, Bucks co °Knight, Smithfield
B Usenet., PA J McNair, Washington
' MADISON HOUSE—Second street, above Market.
'McOlaekr, Pittaburgh B Moses, Ind
P Lebanon co, Pa WL Kleinfoldt, Leb co, Pa
Ii P Murdock, N J JP Bagora, N J
Bradohaw, Balt D F Bploer, Philo
TB Smith, Wilmington, Dol.
tOrD (oob
BLANKETS! BLANKETS 21 BLANK
ins! ! !—S. U. ARGIIMdRAITLT, S. R. corner
SPRING GARDEN and FRANKLIN Streets, have Just
readmit—
400 6 6 11 . 6 bosT2 atiaketn, at 1 60, 2 00, $ 00, a 00,
41/0,11 00 4ad 4 0 . -
(WIEAP SIIAWLS.
1 lot Broettaßharria, at 11 DO, worth $lO.
VO Blanket tlhawle, at 1 60, 2 00, 3 00, 4 00 nod $6.
Stella Shawls at 2 00, 9 00, 4 00 and 85.
DRESS GOODS.
ACO plooeo vow Delaloea, reduced to 12,44' and 18.4' a.
100 picot. Madonna Cloths, at 8, worth 12Ne.
1000 yard. dark OtOntres, at 0%, 8 and 100.
600 rude Vftlenelee Plaid., at only IS
MEN AND BOYS' WEAR.
0111l8IMMet at 60, 62N, 76, 87% and at.
Boys , wear at 26,31%, 31 %, 44 and 603.
Wool Blannela a; 12N, 10%, 18%, 25, 11,17% and
60e,
He►vy Canton Flannels at 8 and 20c.
At 8. R. AROIIAM SAULT'S. S. N. corner SPRING
OARDNN and FRANKLIN Streets. no21•Bt
QTILL GREATER BARGAINS IN ALAN
-1,1 KETB.—Y. ABOLIAMDAULY, N N. Corner of
ELEVENTH and MARKET Street, will open thiN morn
tag, front Now York Auction, 60010611 a of largo air*, all
wool, Twilled Blankets, at $1 50, $1.15, $2lO, 03 23,
$660, 84, $5, $O, in, $3, and $lO. Also, 100 large sire
Onellortatdea at $1.16 and $2.
0111 , ,AZ SHAWLS.
Kitts else Long Shawls, from $5 to $9. Squero Shawls
rom $1 to $4; Broebo Shawls from $5 to $l5.
5101tE CHEAP OARPF.Tg.
Ingrain Carpets, wool filling, at 161 , 18X, and 25c ;
all wool Carpets at 60 and boo ; Stair Carpets from 10 to
37c ; Entr7 Carpets front 18 to 620.; Rag and List Car-
pets at 18 and 25n. One Price Stare, N. E. corner 0,
BIAVENTII and MARKET Streets. uu2l.ot
SPECIAL NOTICE.-
A large assortment of
Atkra&the and seasonable
Silty 0001)3,
From the extensive wholesale steam
of several
SUSPENDED ROUSES,
Will be opened
TIIIB DAY, NOVEMBER Mat, IBM,
At the store
No. 923 MARKET Street, NORTH SIDE,
Between Ninth and Tenth,
And sold throughout
EY RETAIL,
AT AN
UNPRECEDENTED REDUCTION
In prices for
0 A 871.
The gouda are all new, and of recent importation or
manufacture ; and a rare opportunity is offered to pur
chasers to purchase the ben makes and soyles, far
below the usual prices, SAMUEL 0. 11E33,
n0v21.2w No. 923 MARKET Street.
BANK OF PENNSYLVANIA—GREAT
RXHITRIKENT AT I.IELCHERV—We are re
ceiving tke notes of the above bank at pot for Dry
Hip* at greatly. reduced prices,
sank at Pennsylvania Notes taken for Cloaks and
Uinta.
Rank of Pennsylvania Notes taken for Shawls
Bank of Pennsylvania Notes taken for Dresu Goods.
Dank or Pennsylvania Notea taken for Merinos.
Batik of Pennsylvania Notea taken MOn'ti Wear.
Bank of Pennsylvania Notes taken for Ribbons
Bank of Pennsylvania Notes taken for Embroideries.
Bank of Pennsylvania Notes taken for Domestics.
Bank of Pennsylvania Notes taken fur Blankets.
Bank of Penzakylvanla Noted taken for Gloves and
Hosiery.
Dank of Pennsylvania Notes taken for the choice of
goods from one of the largest and best-selected atocks in
the sity, and at extraordinary low prices, at
P. A T. 11 IIEGOIIRWS,
novll-Ot R. W. corner Eighth and Spring Hanlon.
FINE HEAVY BLANKETS.
Superior 12-4 Twilled Blankets:
Medium and mall else do.
ltell), Cradle, and Berth do.
Also, Knee Blankets, beat etylee.
Me and gantlet Horse Blankets.
SHARPLESS BROTHERS,
no2l.rp CHESTNUT nod EIGHTH Ste
F RENCEI IsSERINOES.
60, 62)4, 70 and 76 cents,
Very suyerior Goods for tho prlces.
0110.W1t4 BTOIDDAUT &
460, 462 and 454 N. SECOND Street,
no2l-2t. above Willow.
CURIVEN STODDART BROTHER
llama on band a largo assurtniont of
PARIS PRINTED DELAINEB,
At SIX, 40 42, 44 and 50 cents,
Surol
uteed at the tate auction Sales in New York.
450, 452 'tad 454 N. SECOND Street,
no2l-2t A boy° Willow
BROOLIA LONG SHAWLS
At 44, $lO,, $ll and $l2.
Together with a full Hue of Impeder (locate, at ex
treinety low prices.
. .
. .
OURWEN 91'01/DART Ac BRO.,
450; 452 and 464 N. SECOND Street,
n02t1.2t above Willow.
ITNSIIRINKING FLANNELS.—
SUAIIPLEBB BROTHERS hare opened
Ilea{ Welab, specially imported,
Heavy Swanskina, for non's wear ;
Ballard Tale, of all qualities and width',
French and reglich ; Bee Saxony
6-414hrotllnge, and dnuble-whlth Flanunl4.
nor tH CHESTNUT and Bloll'l'll streots
Gent!melte' Surnieliing Itoobo
VINE SHIRTS, 'natio to order, and war
ranted, of elegant material sod tupormr work
raanehlp. Also, Drees Stocks not Gentlemen's Wrap
pars, st the Premium Storm of W. W. KNIWIT, di
Altell Street, •hove Slith. no2l-y
WRAPPERS! WRAPPERs I WRAP
PERS !--A very large and elegant assortment a
reduced prioes. Also, heavy wader-clothing of all de
sorlptlone, for gentlemen's wear, at W. W. KNIGHT'S
612 AltOlf Street, above Sixth. tiv2l-y
W INCHESTER & SCOTT,
MEN'B FURNISIIING STONE, and PATENT
0110tYLDEFI SHAM SHIRT RIANUFAOTOEY, No. Tee
CHESTNUT Street, above Seventh street, Phi Weights.
The attention of Southern and Western Merchants, and
Strangers, Is particularly invited to thle Unproved cut r o t;
Shirts, the 1110 d porfuot fitting article mule. At who',e.
ads and retail, and made to order. aus-IyAr
Wants.
WANTED ---TWO VESSELS Of 30,50 i)
tons, to load for Noy }Neat.
treigbaready for shipment, and good. rates Oven,
Apply . to BIIIIIOP, BILSONg, o CO.,
n023•13t 120 °stead) North Wharves.
FIVE A No. I CANVASSERS WANTED.
A. —ow make from We.) to teo dollars per dap.
Prply at No. 60 3 ohettuyt street above Birth, office of
egrrOvi ealitegtOMPT Company, nor2l-9t
ißrp (boobs
EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT.
TllOB. N. EVANS k CO
WILL 01'.1:f
TIIIS ItORNING
201arge Consignment of
RICH AND SEASONABLE GOODS,
Which, together with their owo
IMPORTATION
Of the Frame demeriptiop of Wads, will be offered at a
—IIBDUOTION
OY
ONE THIRD FROM VIII COST
Nos. 818 sad 820 CHESTNUT St
PENNSYLVANIA BANK NOTES
TAKEN AT YAK
FOR DRY ODODS.
The flub. rlbe r °Rare for a few days hie entire Mock
at gouda at pie,.
Ti) 81.11 T TUB TIMES,
and receive hi payment noted of the Pennsylvania Pant.
Thiel, to %kith as may have any of this doubtful paper
ou hand, Is offering a great Inducement, as his stock I.
one of the beet in the city.
Please giro blot an early call.
II F. JOIINSON,
no2o-1w 911 Market at , abovu Ninth, north stdo
BLANKETS.
0111tWEN STODDART t BRO.,
Rare on band an extensity(' Stock of
NOREION AND DOMESTIC BLANKETS,
Which are marked at
OBEATLY REDUCED PRICES
450, CS and 454 N. SECOND Street,
store Willow
CARD .—WE WILL CONTINUE TO
sal our Stock or KNITTING ZEPHYR. for a
short time longer, at the low price of IS% mato per
ounce, sod warrant It fresh imported Goods
Also, au assortment of
SCARLET SPLIT PEPIIIIL
At tlie loked marketprteo.
BLACK BALL FRINGE,
(food style, twelve and a halt cents.
Togother with our usual assortment of Wise Dram
Trimmings, Cleak Tassels, Binding', ice at the lowest
prices RAPSON'S,
n019.6t N. W. eor. MONTI' and CHERRY Hts.
(3,00DS FOR MEN AND BOYS' WIN
TER WEAR.
CURWEN STOBBART it BRO.
Invite the atteotlon of buyers to the Wes:ogre Stock of
BROAD CLOTHS
CASSIHERES,
SATTINETS,
And YESTINOS,
To be found In their Wareroom, moat of which hare
been purchaser! at the late forced Auction Salmi, at
greatly depreciated prices.
Noe 450, 452 and 454 N SECOND Street,
nolo-4t *bore Willow.
NLCELROY OPENSTO-PAY THE
Created Bargains in
AUCTION DRY GOODS
Ever offered, at one-half the usual price'.
A splendid assortment of
DROCIIE LONG' AND SQUARE SHAWLS,
At about one-half the usual pricos.
CHENILLE SHAWLS
At from $ 3 50 , sti $ 5 , Pi, 57, 50, at less than ulna-half
the usual prices.
LADIES' CLOARS AND TALSIAS,
The best Styles, at one-half the regular prices.
CLOTHS FOR LADIES' CLOAKS,
At ono-half the regular prices, from SIS, $l, Si 55,
$1 50, $1 75, $2.
—IMMENSE BARGAINS—
The largest assortment of
CLOAKS AND DRESS TRIMMINQS
In the city, at less than half-price.
SIIIRCNOES FROM AUCTION
All shades and colors, all-wool and real k f rencls, from
50 cents, 82, 00 ceata—decided Bargains.
SIOELROT,
non-St-Hi ea m No 11 South NINTH Street.
F/ NGL I S II HOSIERY AND UNDER
VESTS.
SHARPLESS BROTHERS
Have received an invoice of a very desirable make—
Womon's and Misses' COTTON' HOSE.
do. do. BALBRIGGAN HOSE.
Mona long and bait do.
Saxong, Vigonia, and Merino SHIRTS.
Elastic Silk SIHRTS and DRAWERS.
AT 3500050 PRIM.
noI8•rp CIIESTNUT and 3 1 1011T1.1 Sta.
R E M OVAL.
L. 3 LEVY & CO.,
IN ANTICIPATION OF REMOVAL
SPLIENHID
NEW STORE,
Now tolng erected for them In
CHESTNUT STREET,
ABOVE EICEITII,
few) determined, fora parted of
30 DAYS,
To dispose of a large amount of their Stock now In store
at very
LOW PRICES FOR CASE.
They Incite the attention of the Public and their Out
tomers to one of the most complete assortments of
STAPLE AND FANCY
GOODS
To be found in this country, which will be disposed of
for the period named, et such prices as will Insure their
sale.
CHESTNUT STAKET,
nail-U NEXT TO TIIR CUSTOM NOUSE
HEAVY BROWN COTTONS.
One Thousand Bales
MEETINGS, SIIIRTINQS, AND DRILLS,
• 111oK Tux
LAWRENCE MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
JACKSON COMPANY, (INDIAN IIEAD,)
AND
NASHUA MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
Of their various widths sod etylee, which are offered for
wile for first-class peper,.on
SIX moNrirs , CREDIT,
by the Agents of the Compel:dee,
ALFRED SLADE & CO.,
39 LETITIA STREIT.
GREAT SALE OF LADIES' CLOAKS.
A FURTHER REDUCTION IN PRICES
bee been determined on by the out scribers, to con
sequence of the continued preseure.
500 MISSES' ENGLISH BEAVER CLOAKS,
$2, formerly $3 50
300 MISSES' EI'HILISII BEATER CLOAKS,
$3 50. formery
250 SUPERIOR FIRP.NOII I BEAVER CLOAKS,
$5 to $B, cost to Import $7 to SIO each.
LO NO BLACK BEAVER CIRCULARS,
$5, formerly 312.
RICH BLACK VELVET CLOAKS,
All 20 per cent. below cost of production.
J .IV. PROCTOR & CO.,
Successors to 000. Bulpin & Co.,
013 2mo d 708 CHESTNUT street.
L ADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS,
AND KNITTING ZEPHYRS.
NEW GOODS OPENED DAILY,
J. G. MAXWELL & SON.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STORRS,
1028 CHESTNUT Street, four doors below Eleventh
And 311 8. SECOND St., below Spruce.
FACTORIES.—Noe. 93 nod 97 GEORGE St.,
Tenth, and SECOND Street, near Union.
Orders made at a few hours , notice. se23 tuff
% TORN B. STRYKER, Ja.,
Wholoule Dealer fa
AIIOTION DRY GOODS.
No. 12 BANK Btrebt, Philadolphic 00t1,2m
FURS! FURS!! FURS!!! FURS!!!!
JOHN FAREIRA & CO.,
Importers, Manufacturers, and Dealers iu
FANCY FURS,
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN
Having manufactured au immense Stock of FURS
with the expectation of doing our usual business, the
present pressure of the times, and comparative stegua
tiou of trade, hale lett 1161 with an unusual amount of'
Stock upon our ,helm es.
It is to meet this difficulty that we have now
DETERMINED
To clue° out our
' ENTIRE STOCK
At Pr/cos Oct nany too than
MEM COST TO !..lANUFACTURE
We bare also on baud a largo and complete assort
ment or
GENTS' FURS,
GLOVES,
All of which will be Rohl at very
LOW PRIONS.
No. BIS bl6.ltN ET St., bet. Elgb th and Ninth,
nolN•dw South aide
Tor 6"olc dub eo tet.
ro LET--A four-story HOUSE in LOCUST
Stmt., licst door below st. Ittrk's Okurch. In
quire of D. KIIITEENTII street,
tour doors below Locust. n023.3t*
FllO RENT.-A ESER AB E REM . -
D.ENOJE, on the north aide of FILBERT Street,
between Sixteenth and Soventet nth streets, with side
yard, &c. Also , n neat two-eto ry Uwelltnq, on hiAlt-
GARSTPA Street, 'West Philadelphia, near to Chestnut
etreet oinnibue route. Apply to
J.S.M.E3 TVADDELL, OAK Street.
tio2o-30' 1 .: ear Moore etreet. W. Philo.
Fen SALE-7.11E NEW AND ELE-
Bent private rere,dence, No. 1728 CHEBTNUT :it 22
feet front by 150 feet in depth, to Chatham street. Built
In very sylPerisr sty le, nith every modern convenience,
COlllrort And improf .aluunt. Apply on the premises daily
12 to 4 P. M. nol6-St it 4t
PENNsn. ,MANIA BANK NO TES.-
For sole, a well•secured GROUND RENT of $llO,
upon tbrea bri ck dwelling liotunin and lot on linneock
street, eolith o
( Master-43 feat trout, 103 feet deer—
punctually pal dto quarterly pitymentn. Peonsylennit
Bank notes teat be taken Cor it Apply to I. O. PRICE,
corner of E PRANG GARDEN and PII/RTEENTII
titreetn, n016.3w
Tarpctings
C ARPETINGS
."-"" AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
DAILY & DROTIIEIt,
No. 020 CHESTNUT STREET, ,c 1
the attention of their friends and the tel
public generally to their large stock of
IMPORTED CARPETS, fn
Wileioh they are determined to offer at such
PA i prima as will insure
RI OllvuvEr CARPETS at SLS7); to $1 75. ' ll
4 111 :ST TAPESTRY do at $1.12 to $1.50,
1 MEATY ENGLISII DRUSSELSat $1. 25 r a y
eIST NEW PATTERNS do at t1.37X•
IA IPERIAL THREE PLY, $1 to $1.35.
0 SI 'PER LEGRAIN, for bed-roome, all prices. n
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
est INs have the handsomeet display ever offered, cn
pz an iat prices exceedingly low, with every art!.
ele usually kept in a
CARPET WAREHOUSE.
no2l l Ot
Bales by %action
THOMAS & SONS,
• Nos. 139 sad i 1 SOUTH FOURTH STILES;
(Formerly Nos. 61 and N.)
REAL ESTATE, STOOKS, dm.
Public Salta at the Philadelphia Sucklings every
Tuesday Evening
11.7" Handbills or each property issued separately 1n
addition to which we pubhsh co the Saturday previous
to each sole oue thousand estslogges In pamphlet form,
giving full descriptions of all the property to be sold au
the following Tuesday,
SALE AT THE AUOTION STORE—FRIDAY.
NOTICE —Thumlay, neat, being Thanksgiving Sag,
our regular ialo at the Auction Store will ba belS on
Friday morning, at 10 o'clock.
ID" FURNITURE EIALE3 AT TUB AUCTION
STOKE eVery Thursday morning
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
in- We have a large amount of Real 'Estate at Pri:
Tate Sale. including every deacript,ork of City mid
country property. Printed Lista may be had ►t the
auction Store.
PRIVATE SALE REGISTER
117 Real Estate entered on our Private Sale Re
gister, and advertised occasionally In our Public Sale
Abstracts, (of which 1,000 Copies are printed weekly,)
free of charge.
LIBRARY OP Tilt LATE ROBERT F. WALSH. FAQ
CARL —We will sell on Tuesday and 11'v...tome:ay
evonliags, December Ist and 51, the valuable micelle•
neolll library of the late Robert P. Walsh. Es , coo,•
prising elegant editions of rare and valuable books. on
various subjects
Lt 7. Catalogue. with full particulars will be ready
three days previous to the day of sale, and the books
arranged for examination
STOCKS.
On Tuesday Evening,
Dec let. at the Philadelphia Exchange. MI o'cloeY,
Will be sold. by order of administrator, estate of Robert
Zane, dee'd •
1 share of the Jefferson Land Association, dues
amounting to SM. paid up to Nor. 10th, 1357.
Also, $3BO Union Ilutnal Incarnate Company certid.
calve of profits of the years 1949, 1050, and 1351.
StlnTt in the Philadelphia Library Company.
Athensiam.
‘‘ Mercantile Library Company.
REAL ESTATE BALE—DECEMBER let
Admfolstrafors' Sale—Elate of Richard Paxson, Deo'd,
formerly of Dr. Shilmen
ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT AND FARM, ABOUT
SIXTEEN MILES FROM MARKET STREET, AND
TIMER FROM BRISTOL.
Our .ale Ist December will include the valuable
country seat and firm, 167 acres, with superior improve
mints, known as "FARLEY,"situate on the height., on
the went side of Nealiamony Creek, between the Bristol
turnpike and the Newport road.
11:7 - Full particulars in handbills.
Orphan.' Court Bale—Estate of William IL Lemma,
deceased.
PRAILE DWELLING, 21av WARD.
Frame dwelling, north aide of Wood street, between
green lane and Levering street, Twenty-first Ward.
Orphans' Court Bale—Estate of Lynch, minors.
TWO-STORY BRICK 'MIRE
Two-story brick house, Bunts' court, between Tenth
and Eleventh etreets, below Locust.
NEAT MODERN REBIDENCE.
Also, neat modern rastdence, 14 North Fifteenth
street, shove Arclr street, flnithed with modern improve
ments and conveniences
TWO HANDSOME NY.W RESIDENCES, Nos. 1809
AND 1823 DELANCY PLACE, BETWEEN EIGH
TEENTH AND NINETEENTH AND /*ALIVE AND
PINE STREETS.
Two handsome new foutatory brick residences, with
three-story back buildings, and rep l ete with all the
modern improvements and convenience . They will be
sold separately. Immediate polaedaiOn.
THREE VALUABLE LOTS, WALNUT STREET,
WEST PHILADELPHIA.
Three valuable tote, Walnut street, east of Mama
retta street—each 50 feet front, tkt feet deep to York
street. Clear of all locumbrance.
Adminiptrstors' Pererltorvittl , e ;rwENTr
A THREE - STORY BRIOR DRi
. .
Also, • three-story brick dwelling, Twenty-drat
treet. below Hamilton street.
THREE-STORY Blum STORE AND DWELLING.
Tbree-story brick store and dwelling, Ridge avenue
below Olford street.
TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING.
Two-story brick duellimr, Columbia avenue, east of
Ridge avenue.
PEREMPTORY SALE —THREE GROUND RENTS.
Three round rents.—one of 5120, one of $3B, and one
of $3O per aroma.
Executor's Perereptoty Sale--Bstate of Charlotte
Butler, Deceased
TWO-STORY BRICK DW.BLIdIiG.
Two•atorr brisk dwelling, with back•bnildiags, wes
Aldo Bt. John street, above Noble street.
Same Esstate.
GROUND RENT-41111 A YEAR
A well secured yearly ground rent of Elkß^ o year on
broporty Delaware Front and Water streets, between
Vino and Callowbill streets Bale absolute.
SIIREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING.
Tkree•story brick dwelling, No 101 i Yerooo street,
between Tenth and Bletrenth, and Parrish wad *own
'streets,
Lot of around sonthwagt corner of Columbia imanne
and Twenty-oeventh street
TIIRKE-STORY BRICK DWELLING.
Three.storr brink dwelling, No. 1152 Passrunk road,
abort , federal street.
PIMESIPTORY
Three-'top brick dwelling, No. Lombard street,
welt of Third. Bale absolute.
HANDSOME RE51.D9 . F,.. , WWI) STREET, BUR-
A handsome brick residence, Wood street, between
Broad and Union streetu, Burlington, N.. 1. Lot 114
feet front, by 3D feet deep.
SALE OP MISCELLANEOUS AND SCHOOL ROOKS
On Tuesday Evening,
Nov. Igth, st the ►nation store, &collection of tedseel
limeade works.
Also, an assortment of school books in quantities.
Foie at No. 1612 Walnut Street
FASHIONABLE FURNITURE, SPLENDID BEARD
ORAND PIANO, LARGE FRENCH PLATE MAN
TEL AND PIER MIRRORS, ELEGANT CURTAINS,
CUANDELIERS, CARPETS, ORMOLU WALL
BRACKETS, BOOK-OASES, ko., .to.
On Wednesday Morning,
25th instant. at 10 o'clock, by ontalogue, at No. 1613
Walnut street ((west of Sixteenth street), the fashions.
Ms (Inflame, Erard piano forte, mirror., carpets, ite.,
Ito., of a lady removing to the country.
ar You particulars in catalogues. May be examined
the day precious to sale from 22 to 3 o'clock.
Sale Noe. 1.19 and 141 South fourth Street.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, FINE lIIREORS, ELS
tiANT PIANOFORTE , TELTET CARPETS. Ao.
On Friday Morning,
At 10 o'clock, at the Auction Store, an extensive u
aortment of household furniture, mirror,, piano-forte.
tine carpets, &c., from families declining housekeeping
110USEIIOLD FURNITURE, DBD➢ AND BEDDING
CARPETS, CHINA, &c.
On Monday Morning.
30th Instant, at 10 o'clock, at the southwest corner o
Second and Market streets, Camden, New Jersey, th
household furniture, feather beds and bedding, carpets
china. die , of a lady declining housekeeping
May be examined at 8 o'clock on the morning
the sale.
Sale at No. 121 South Eleventh street
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD, WALNUT. AND 3111IOGANY
FURNITURE
Oo ll'ielocsile,v Morning,
Dec 2nd, at 10 o'clock, by catalogue, at No. 121
south Eleventh street without reserve, the entire
stock of J. Lutz, comprising an elegant assortment of
rosewood and walnut drawing-room furniture, elegant
chamber furuiture,lce., ill manufactured by Mr. Lutz,
expressly for bin ware-room aales, of the beat materials
mid workman/1111p, and warranted.
Er May he examined, with catalogues, three days
previous to axle.
filigree in the Academy of Music ; Point Breese Park ;
Philadelphia and Mercantile Libraries; Athimmorn he
Ul/OLBERT h SCOTT, AUCTIONEERS
V V AND COMMISSION 31ERCHA NTS, 431 CHEST
NUT Street, opposite the Oast= House , betw een
"mirth sad Fifth Streets
'CARD —We invite the attention of purchasers to the
poritive este of a choice Assuan - lent of handsoroely
wade fora for ladies' and gents' wear, carriage robes,
&c., to tie held at our store, this morning, commencing
at 10 o'clock.
SPECIAL Skil: OF FURS.
This !doming,
•
ut. Instant. commencing at 1034 o'clock precisely, we
wilt sell, without reserve, a large and valuable conaign
meat of fashionably nada furs for ladies', gents' and
misses. wear, consisting of Wanks, carriage Capin, muffs.
victorlcies, pelerines, gloves, cape, cuffs. &c , made of
Siberian squirrel, mynx, sable, stone martin, (Itch,
ermine. chluehilli, swan'', down, &c
ID•The whole will be arranged for examination, with
catalogues, early on the morning of sale, when the 1.-
disi and gentlemen of this city are respectfully invited
to attend
Commencing. at 10 o'clock precisely, we will call by
catalogue ' for cub, a goneral assortment of fura, con
sisting of talmas, cam, muffs, pelerines, cuffs, yield.
rime, gloom, collars, gauntlets, caps, &c., mode in the
best manner, eatable, Siberian squirrel, stsne martin,
ermine. swansdown, myna, &c
SILK AND CLOTH CLOAKS, TALMAS, AND
DUSTERS.—AIso a line ladies' elegantly made silk and
cloth cloaks : , talmas, dusters, barques. mantlllas, &c.
EMBROIDERIES AND 3IILLIft ERY GOODS.—AIso,
an assortment French and Scotch embroideries in
21.000110 t. cambric, swiss, and book
Apo, bonnet and trimming ribbons, silk gallon trim
mings, silk volvet ribbons, silk fringeii, blonde lace,
de , de.
WOOL HOSIERY GOODS —Also, men's and women's
wool and merino shirts and drawers, wool scarfs and
cravats, wool hose and hell hose, wool gloves.
OIIESILL'iI SHAWLS AND SCARPil.—Also, a line
choice colors chenille ahawli and scarfs, Paris printed
cashmere shawls, wool square and long shawls.
WOOL YARN —Also, ElOpounds nilsed wool yarn
SEO A RS, .—Also, 00,00 e imported segare, In tenth
bones.
COLLARS, J:e
Also, a few hampers Champagne, Port wine, Sc.
ire. The whole will be ready Joe examination, with
catalogues. early on the morning of sale, when the
trade, and purchasers generally, will find it their inter
est to attend.
Insurance ontpanieti
OFFICE OF THE INDEPENDENT MU
TUaL COMPANY. Notice is
hereby given that In accordance with the provisions of
the Act of Incorporation, an election for fifteen persons,
to serve as Directors of the independent Mutual luta
nonce Company, until the first day of December, 18i5S,
or until their successors are legal!y choten, will be
held at the office of the Company, No. 'd2ll WALNUT
Street, on TL:MSOAY, the drat day of DeceMber,lB37,
between the hours of 10 A. M. and 1 r M.
nolMitel D. B. MoGINLY.Y, Secretary.
frOMMONIVEALrI FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, OP TUE STATE OP PENNBYLVA•
NIA .-011 Ice, N. W. Corner POURTII and WALNUT
Streets, Philadelphia. Subscribed 0ap144 $500,000.
Paid-up Capital, $200.000.
DAVID JAYNE, IL D., Pres Went.
T11031,i8 S. STEWART, Vice Pree.t.
Satinet S. Moos, Secretary. ant-ly
CIIRARD FIRE AN
'434 ANON COMPANY, PU
802 WALNUT atreat ireNt
" giaKe 0
Dll2O
11) MARINE INSUR•
IILADELPIIIA—OffIice, No,
a THIRD.
ONLY TAKEN."
Wm. M. Swain, Jet. Walker,
Johp Anspach, Ir., Jno. AfeCl are,
11. N. Burroughs, Tito. CTILTIM,
J. N. Hughes, A. S. Gillett,
4. D. (Shaman, human Sheppard,
Wm. P. Hacker, Sarni. Jonea, M
J. P. Stainer, Joseph Klapp, H. D
11. A. ahaokellord,
Hon. JOEL JONES, President.
fun. 0. W. WOODWARD, The President.
WOOD)
8. IttabluLtas, Bs.aratary.
JAmita D. Aavoan, Auistant Secretary. n02,11m-11
FUND.--UNITED STATES
SJ TRUST COMPANY, corner of THIRD •ad mum.-
NUT Streets,
Large end email tome received, and paid back on de
mand, without notice, with Pnv PER CENT INTER
EST from the day of deposit to the day of lei thdmiral.
Office hour ,s from 9 until 5 o'clock every day, and on
MONDAY EVENINGS from 7 until 9 o'clock.
DRAFTS for sale on England, Ireland, and Scotland,
from £1 Dreg*.
President—STEPHEN R. ORAWYORD,
Tressurer—PLlNY FISK.
Taller-45.51E3 R. HUNTER
MANILLA BOPE.—SUPERIOII, MA
ILL HILL& BOPS, manufactured and for sale by
WEAVES, VITLES & 0011.,
1111 X-V S'n. 91i N Waar at and 94 N . WhitirN4
CIONGRE RANGE.—SOLD BY CHAD
VI WIDE &NW., N 0.302 DI.B3DOND iltrort.
snag Sum,
rilaiMMM
LOT OF GROCND
DW 'L L‘G
LINGTQN
Pala in Camden, N. J
FURS, FURS, &c.
On Wednesday Mornrung
Salts by %utiion.
JAXES A. FREEMAN, AUCTIONEER;
NO. 44 WALNIT arm?, above SOLTITEI.
CARD—BALE. OA 110118 MOLD
1:0"' We beg leave to inform the puhile tint we hetd
our regular reeky sake or Furniture every ?vernier. et
our SPACIOUS HALLS ROOM, NO. itti WALNUT
STREET, where erery possible attention is given to ob
tain the highest prices for the goads of thaw who nay
!seer us with esunginnenta. Fesailies taring gemetons et
their fors Lure to dispose a ; their odigkur boo" -
keeri/og and not wishing serer, at their inns derelliepy
sin Live their furniture CAREFULLY ILINIOTEP TO
OUR SALES HMV WHERE TIIRY WILL BEALL/II
BETTER PRICES f(Mi TIMIS FURNITURE IRAN
TREY lAN OBTAIN FROM ANY OP ILLY. YCILRI.-
TUR6 DEALERS OR ANY OTHER AUCTION Ma
IN INK CITY.
l Persons favoring us with emsivausents eat rest
&roared Oat their property viii not be sacrificed.
Commissions mare n•.odante than those eitaapti
by any other Auction Ilettso in the eity.
Conalponenta resoectfally aolidted.
Dr . Sales paid imunectlatety atter the gooda an iou.
ANAL Egl'ATll SALE, DECEMBER U. 13.11
This sale st the Unhinge, on Wednesday in•staig,
December 2,154, at 7 o'ckPek, atll inclut. - -
Orphans' Court Saitsttas ocleeen Wizens.
OYEiTY, MARINER STILAZT
A two-story br=ek hams and fat e[ roasd a
Is ,aa the
south rode a Ilwriser street, Sid twot
street, IL fret front, 47 feat 1 tad' day- itt resat
rant.
A first-slam Printing taloa, with a good rex of bred
neer, four priating prelate. two Shales had woe lathe*
Type tact everythin stereesary lee As %meioses_ Apply
st the Auction Store.
l'ilo SP, SNA T NS, AUCTIONEER
IT-11. AND coinrusiON ittitelliNT, B. R. caner
SIXTH and RACE Streets.
AT PRIVATE SALM—GoId and Weer rtset
Levine, Inglieh, 811A11, and Prima es, *miry,
of ermy descnption, musical instransents, Sus, &.e.
AT PRIVATE SALE_ ott Woad tam,
household fornitam, of emery description, beds, last
tresses, carpeting, looking glasses, Lao articlHeo,ass,,,
&a., &a.
Ont-door sales attended to personally by the Juniata
eer. Charges very low. Consignments el fair/tars
clothing. jewelry, & c. ice soliested.
NATHAN'S PRINCIPAL WAN OPTIOR,
a. s. Corner of Sixth and Pace atreety
Where money will be loaned en r u ai tria st merit data
Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds, . Dri nA llends.,
Groceries, Began, ran, Gallery, $.4..
ding, Horses, Vehicles, Harpies, Mocks, , sad on ar
ticles of seine for any length °Moe wool on, ammo
satistaetory and liberal toms than at say ether aidab
liehment. Y. WATELArk
NOTICE—AIi goods forfeited se Nalharee's Sass
Of4ce,9. X. corner of gala and .ffeeo srilf
s•l4 st putllo auction, on Thentay sorring, *Mk et
November, at 10 o'clock, amuse depodtarleellpreriams
th.roto. and pay charges, sad reser their oeriallentos.
Moses NOS.:a, B. E corner of &Atli and Ism Ones.
NATHANS'S GREAT 91134 07 10B111711D Goejilk
Wlll tans place
On Tuesday Morning,
Novembers 2lth, at 10 o'clock.. ia Sdaae. Navigate - it
aIIGtiOII Pore. 0. K. Corner of Sixth sad N.llOO meet;
in the second-story room—instranes from Baca stra4t
It will embrace the largest assortment of goads emit
offered at public auction, ocssrprill r ng a large sad one
rat usartnient of superfine overeatu, Regions, Woos,
dress and frock soars, badness coats, pat. vest,
handkerchiefs, boots, shoe; umbrellas, shirt; dip
goals, coats, 'pants, and vest patterns, silk.
menus, dsbage, detains and chiatt dhows and
patterns, ladles' and children's gaiter., boots and
oboes, gums, silk velvet, silk, merino, and dad;
talmas, capes, basque., mast Was, =pea= braid,
cram silk. plaid woollen, meth, sad *thee
shawls, parasols, bedspreads, gate;
blankets, shoats, palow-cases, curtains, Irec "a =
Oats., pistols, travelling-trunks. valise; hustings
cooking-stores, sad-Irons, musical izstnuaseisa sact
elegant Over-plated tea-set, china, glass sad orsekstry
war*, cigars, dsgunfreotdr Tnt‘n4 =allot; Brit microscope; surrayor s isstramasts, mode by
Knox iethals, polluting; engraving; Inoldagidasso;
and a thousand other articles.
Psrticulars hereafter.
WX113 , 3 groat sale of forfeited Intedee, Jambi;
Gans, Pistols, Alaska lastroatesta, Till take plus
shortly. Due notice will be given.
WEBB'S great tale of Dry Boa% MMus& &dem
de., being forfeited collateral% sill take piece sloselg.
Due notice erlU be gives.
AT PIIITATR BALE, AT HALT THE rIWAL
BELLING MOT.B.—Doable-bottomed and hantlag
ease gold patent layer watches, of the twist ap
proved 'takes; hunting cue and open fun gold mope.
meat lacer and lepine watches, full J•weled • lon gold
enameled lever and lapin' watches for bloat• gall
jewelry of army deseripnotr alrat lever sod
watches, in bunting caau and beef Aver
Boise, and Wrench vetches; a general ageorldnent fe
ature, beds, mattriewee, mirrors. to.
OLT-DOOK BALES SOLIOITED, sad attatris to san
the thnee, low.
Corialgtonenta oT envy deeerlption of gooduallatted
for public or priests sal*.
MONEY ADVANCSD of all aid every kiwi at=
for pablic or prfrata sale, or to be MA foe a
time. Charges low.
SAMUEL NATHANS, AUCTIONEER,
and 116222 LOAN 0171112, 71e. 112 Beetle
21111 W Street, below Walnut, opposite Pear at., eay
eirlit down below the IsAheAge •
tissue of bestows fovea 7 oldest, A. Y., luta /I
o'clock In the eveming.
Oztkleer isles, sad Wes at the Aso** near" 0-
Sanded apes the nod eatietsetory tersw.
IIIAYITAL MAIL
Ritdi uladfarNs M Thiry nos.
Aifrau*" suds from one doLlar to thowesa4 es Die
mow* Slyer Plate,Watshes, 7oeetq, Bantwars, Mew
etuuelles, Clothing, Pursibere, bedding, ent.,
Inetraftente, Guns, nortea, therrieges, sad Geo&
epos. of
fe yttkin.
All wia rum% wey knife
epos. thee *grind
All advances, from owe hashed deters sad wowed"
will
tics S be slurred
market rate pm test. per meth $l,OO me ever,
owed
This Bt..xne Mo* haehip * depth of 1.11 hot, bow kw
Aso sad thief proof mite to store an yobtabloe, sod pi
Tit. "Atoka:oft for the perentsee ; also, a lamp Ina
Twee *Seto! for no bide& of all papsr twin poke
deemed ape.
K. Is,-0., amcomat Of baling la easeited =phut,
this aloe V pnpored to mho sine= ea ewe lads
teem sea socoonoodati= t. than oer sew is
Wm en).
Money etraneed to the pow, to mall lanoto, enth
oat say dune.
12 PRIVATI Sll7
Gold Want loner ma other ilittchas, Annaty, sad
Clothing bit mid at Mead min& aal-ir
GZOBGE W. SKIM, AUCTIONEER
It 3. aornor of DAMON lad SOUTH feroeta
&Dm &mond.
Virani9 SALIM
MRS XYKRY SATURDAY ITIOITSG,
At 7,111 o'clock, at the Auction Stare, 4:4l[lrd - ram Vat
lery, llousekeeptrat Articles, Mathias, Watebes, Jewel
ry, nog Articles, as.
%musemeills.
THE ASSISTANCE FIRE COMPANY
respectfully announce that they snit give their
1/lEST GRAND DEDICATION BAIL,
At the New /fall of the National Owes,
On THIS (Monday) EVENING,
Being their Eighteenth Annual Ban.
LEWIS T. NEARS, Muter of Ceremonies
Wu. A Beaxis, Secretary. no-Zit*
3. IISICAL FUND HALL.-
&NIT RT AI:1111:NT OF
MISS E WILLIAMS,
711 E. WELSH NIGUTISGALZ-
On 310NDAY and TCESDAV, Nov. 2 .1 and 21111.
LADLES DREAM,'
Written by Samuel Lacer, Eeq.. and author of
"Angels Whisper,"
In which Min WILLIAMS peresmates IS characters,
and Map IS tongs.
Adranision 25 cents Deserved seats 50 eta n 0121.1
'OARK BENJAMIN. WILL READ MS
Poem on "lIATRIYONY," at the Gall of the
Spring. Garden Institute. ensues of Woad and Spring
Oradea streets, on TUESDAY, the '24th Instant, at $
o'clock P. 31 , for the benefit of tho Northern Minna
of Industry, Green street, stove Seventh,
Tickets, 25 cents each, to be hat at the door. no4l-3t
TAYNE'S NEW HALL, CHESTNUT ST.,
J BELOW SEVENTH.
BUCKLEY'S SERENADERS.
On TUESDAY EVENING. Nov, 24th,
Cot/sweating with
ETHIOPIAN MINSTRELSY AND DA2SCING.
The performances to conclude with the
BLOOMER PROMENADE,
Owing to the IMMGIISGIII%O of the Hall, the price e
admission to all parts of the house, kali been Sled at
TIVENTY-FIVE CENTS ONLY. Doors open at hip
past 6 o'clock; Curtain rises at Itallpastipreelseiy.
The Management would respectfully announce that
the Gallery has been set epsrt to acoonoutodato respect.
able Colored Pomona.
NATIONAL 'TILEATItE AND CIRCUS,
WALNUT STREET, NEAR EIGHTH.
L.WSEE. WESLEY ILtIMORE,
EQUESTRIAN MANAGER THOS KING.
THIS (Monday) EVENING, Nor. MtLIS.I7,
Will be presented
BRILLIANT HORSEMANSHIP,
DARING VAULTING,
GYRNAbTIC PERFOR3IANC2S..ke
- .
The Company comprises many of the principal per-
formers of both Hemispheres, among which are Mr. F.
Holston. Yonog Hernando:, Mr. M m filacwie, M'//e
Minnie, Mille Camille. liph. Horn. the original lethlo
pion Clown, J‘c.,
PRICI3 OF Drees Circle 37s cents. Fa .
rally Circle Yi coots. Private Boxes SO Coots.
Ire" No extra charge for *inlayed vests.
lATILEATLEY' 3 ARCH ST. THEATRE.
—SOLE LES.N.EE W. WITEATLIY.
Tills (Monday) EVENING, Nor. 1457,
Villl be przlinuted
RICIIELIELT : Or, THE CONSPIRACY.
Cardinal Maelira Ur. E. L. llareapo rt
Julia du Muammar Mrs.E, L. Paren part
TIME T11.13S ALL.
Mr. 'Leeson Mr. Thayer.
Skmu. or Pat --tioXec, 2.sc,Ctts; Secured &WU,
33; Orchestra Stall , so rents; Seats in Private Boxes,
75 cants; Gallery, 13 cents; Gallery for Colored
Persons, .25 cents; Privets Box in Gallery for Colored
Per3ons,::3 cents.
Boa Office open from 10 A. N. until 3P. 31. Doors
will open at 011 o'clacX ; performance to commence at
7, precisely.
WA ,
e L e Y x lir r T E
31 STREET . 1:
s it i V e R M. E
John Sefton. Prices —Dress Circle and Duquette,
cents; Upper Circle, cents; Securest. Seats..",? cents;
Private liox and Orchestra Seats. SO rent:
Box 069ce open from 9 o'clock A 11. to P V Dcrers
open at 7 o'clock; performance to coumezen a: 7.4,
precisely.
THIS (Monday? EVENING. Nor
Will be performed
THE tiNeIIANTI:tiSS
Ramer
Stalls, the Euehmetress
SIALLN.WHiP 6 OPERA
Street. store. Cheatuut.
KrinopIANITRIORMANCKS THIS EVENINtI.
Ilhippian Life Illustrated by Sanford% Troup* of
Etara—Sew Dances by the Panford etalarva
Doors open at T o'clwk—t.3 czulmence quitter before
eight.
'to conclode with
A LAUGHABLE AFTERPTECE •
Admittance 25 cents. •
Political.
FOR SHERIFF- - -
cslxtt S WRI(all"
TITIII WARD.
tSoloject to Detnocrttie ruloa
FOIt SHERIFF
ALDERMAN GEOIME 11CORY.',
YODWrit WARD
Subject to Democratic Ruler
F OR SHERIFF
JAMES G. GIBSON
yarcetr-Steuxo eclat)
Subject to Democratic Rules.
- 011 SHERIFF,
EDWARD T. MOTT,
TWELFTH WARD
orange/ DtIOCILITIO MILLS ..,16-tat.
INCED MEAT.—
The Subscribes inks comtornsell tnsnufsettuing his
Ns Pius Cl Ira
11 S. 2',
which he offers to his customers in
LAIMI or MULL gel:11171U
Ordere through BLOOD'S DISPATOLI trill be carL^-
tually attended to.
JOSHUA. WRIORT.
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