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'
•
-;•.; ,
ew. ast
'iritie , olbilde, -and
„ the i i h t diaid iticant;aumoninal noise'frolimlelnik
rinett o taifirxr,lo3riteAlnitlot Aottee.bytak era to eply,
theteleeffki.l•Aritillie*lglikthA knight/I_4sf the •dark
laatdrn srol -,l f IrineverallariSi et Abe city".
-
Ofilfe. 4 RaiirtNolf, Nce..:4l4llaee
eineerial:alieedidlaniennetuateilidewartA
uresintikslisdreor,dollareiffere Kid - ranee was
etfaetgdhy=rospgaof :the kejr, , stick
log ln'the i lock on - the inside; of-the 'door,‘;was turned
.=fronilbanntalde.• = "
Atithe nortbeketaorderlisi 7 Nobia.
:and Third'atieeta Stag-. entered ,by terifeeoperytho
shuttens'ons back Witidow hat is 1, 4 !UMW* that any
-, plunder o . pfigned.- - =
oat four o'clock yettelditmorning an: attempt
„ was made to enter t/le , paworfiker,?sahop N0:621 Veldts
foriineOpieila; beak:irindaw.'. Tbe burglara
• wkt , heard •by peraons• ttlaqatter
sprung , a rattle. The plias •crCre 'semi urn the ground,
• but the rogues Pad flak, •
A bold attMiptires also ;uncle; early inl'uukereningi
to "enter -a•itore below4Pederal, by
climbing up the awning:note to thesecolid-story win
dow; but the rescabi'lpre roared off IT the- appearance
of a neighbor. ;The last sttemntneithlediasps the olf ,
max of boldness' • -
Rllstifing -llltnun. cars
areic
cunning lien,the. Spruce, and -kifie Street railroad
under , The:_dtgerene p i With' the omnibus
- lines have not yet been adittated,- and the driveraiiff. the
- coaches throvr,illiOttd*Nbiktalestiithisvety.
buses coming in'in;OpPOSita direction have been run
• into the pars in ouch it'imonnoras to,damsge the. latter;
and other aeriousAnd , dint/Crone annoyances have been
PleCtisenr.,7,A,Pet rtiiist;orthe , omnibili risoile is to
starte r 'ash l 4o l4 ; of .4 1 1 :94 *IV tplake posiession
Of the trash, aOlt.ninve :alentat a suaiPs v pace: „This
' - is nil very _smart,
~, b ut,,,,tiiii•gtapstirou naturally arises;
Wheriank , thirpehnit. Omnibus - drivers hoofs sp a ,
dal mission,alicontedMi r em'hi Is,, to scrape paint off of
now cars;aml,,endmiger the lives rf.those who ride to
them;them; and they:haya.no mere right to obstruct the rill=
way- track theiri'idovi-going- Conches tkin:thei
have to Idle loge figtni•lt.'cic to tear tip:the _
know nothing of, the Merits of theAuarrel betWein the
railway company, and , proprietdie bat:we
'do know that tbe„ccadnet elltini,agentiof the
is densagtegAlieir Cause irefully ig pablie
- • Tax Vzsnmens ,ENTERTALUED-On Wednes
day evenlettliiilifindiLegton Artilleriste; of Pottsville.
were litidsoinely:entettained by the Blinute•.hien `of
18,- at UM 'armory etthe latter. , ' • r. 7 - General, ePatterson,
an a number of ow:prominent military men, were
' - present.:Shes were Made by Coionel aeliagher and
Mr; Ornate of Pottiville, - and by, Mews. Vatter:and
James R , ,Montsounny u lud Captain Berry ) ; of this city.
- After the collation; the visited. "the , Arch4trait
Theatiera n d -,froM -.there they visited ball of 'the'
OadwalideiGiiysiat the National Gaarda , Mall. Yes,
terday meriting, thiv ettingera :continued their exoteric.
time throfigh the nity; . and iththe,afternoon,took their
_ Ism for home, etiorted by the Cadialruler fates.
• ; TRE/Fiagsfai.-Igetvrtrri.—Not*lttistand
. ing the evening :Fate - dull, atil:the weather anything
but faverableZthb Attendance it iiiaittite*as good
—lndeed, much heiterthatithere the
atifreasolf to ex
pert. In thertwe imper-'spertineriti'of the main build-=
log there was a perfect jam; whilst a goodly; crowd were
in attendadee upon' the mere substantial' enticed tied to
the machinery and litdastrild dePartments: Many of
the committees have already made roportifi and by to-
morrow the whole - of have echipleted their
labors. shall glvellito-nortowie issue,l(tre'arei
able to obtain them, the tripods of-the respective com
mittees, with whatever elea:of , int erest pertaining to
the exhibition that we can glean. • '•,,'!; - • ,
about half pest onenelekk,..oincer Sigmund dfseoverEd
a man named ' John i
ZolinWeedti, silks ,11,Woodsart!!,Phe; to
'well known to theliolles;loinging about the comer of
Seventh and .11hIppan streets
. F,--Ileindeted,-111m 'away,
when the latter turniiikapni.„ the ' - oftleisi - , and With the
asistenee of mother Inman, named Mic hael-
irellunittadan onttegibuicsauna and Witt - 4y upon him.
, Ne. Sigmund ;Maintained, hiii:,,greand; ; :howeverfand
niceestedin. getting both hie asasDants tattle Second
distrieketatitat houses r . They wereiThcked 'tip, and --yes
-Utility
* ales hinkaliesitinginftite Aldetman Veining=
ton, whkerninditadJheiir in default bail answer
at cond.+
Agaw .I.fAvi.- - .;-A short timeiinco a con
vention' orthe,Bclanylkiltbarge 'elaba was held, for the
purpose= -n Schuylkill Navy; - ,A plan of
orgaulsithinvue WOO, iind,Oteuramoderettedeeted.
On next Batuulay ifternuen2lhe olultWill• had ant to
Inaugurate the Naryi cider of thuentarpodore, and a
novel, beautiful,' atteintpoilbioteeno ititiolpated.
- We preanme the caretoonies will take :Pleas in the im
mediate vicinity of.Pairptoutit, sad Lemon 1111 U; These
dlaplays;, made laythif bane clubs le - their-tasteful uni
forms are always ;attractive:and we - feel' ,that.
the coubeuree of efectatore will beery large. '• '
A Sr.roar'Fras.—A sligbt fire occiurrod at
half-palt - seven o'cleck lastnrening, at 'Ridge/ road and
log House 1ane... 4- It originated in a log cabin, but was
auppieieedhefemtfuriulary - wee done: 2, - '
•EM S .
• , • -. I
Yeer»ti i , wa dull sad dreary enough, dir-"•
Oni,etreets, In .
oonseqienek,i4:*., t mad-hidrisiddid ,- pasements,• and
the dense;'esnitidyssia-iidei,; , :irerer: lltsr017: dreerted•
by ;oat fuel:doe --..oo.;fiti4tiit4lo4:oeir,bittillo*
of which oesit'll!Xiter;..isillatito' the, hiipinesit . -
content - remit:or iiiar.retait. hit.%
ter It was a day of liresome rest. The:. weather:J .
indueedeeerit eleticiiislieUdesiparerittii tree =
galas lines of store ittendaida, - ; of .both sexes, reclining
inssundrp: recumbent attitudes .rsehind . the. toolters,'
welting pattentlyrof eustouser. , - Among this elms 'of
, oar 'elttsetebafidthitr:nabie the tantrum ot,
a week76t. el*:,':diiirather:*loreather; would just
now mrtird44lt)ia Pfigtt,us premium. _NO !ender:
~
QuiPizioB.4l!l anothorgolumii to. day will be
:found !he.:Adrertie;n:o'ent or bfessrii;pidden . and
street,toT:yoich'ini invite She special
- etiMitleiCekb#7"..sifvfars:TACAO‘ifc ' br:tfteto gentle
. Ines m4t'Selent -Oheiseier; e.u 4 dlheti: pairs'eS; *
sge is - constantly increasing.,'. Give -them'star,
Atriiiii*V4uiiii#t is; that XI brin - buktlitinb9loisit
tab% lqn are best ar ! '
ezisr'snosc. nonifoininnaleorielii j
flail
'resders who deitief '
: -
Or anytidoilik Ike OlOthing One; are respeotfully_invl
ted to call Sid S ssininehiSbenlesteck.. •
THE t kideitir :/i:tiiiti:;t4ti.liftt.'.itittli:-. 7 ,tit LOW
don sgrege at !dr.:inn: B Reed
for,hietreety with thine ; and It 'makes IniMeraui
ohirgee'egilneettiecknerlskri,Mlninter ; thit are balled
upon i:e.ipi.3l``, Whioi tbe
stems to have got hold of by some means:: 7 he''treaty
is In the state - Departinerit at W[etiingtod , and" Mr.
Reed has nonti'a Mend', In - this
otty. tiOiO 'rill's:l;44oloWe Nesse: primate.
for me several - new mutts, oft winter - garments at lint
Brown Sto'nt - Clothtng Batl of BOokhill & Wilsou 1 Nos;
603 and.6oiV:Okestobtalieeyjii4eBlitb?! , :: •
oOnnittfgitfifit. - .olothing, - fie to
adorn , thigSiginiie*ZinpOrori are disposed of %week
ly at tlielOsetilkithhijllliporlini,of Oiarrrille Blotch_
No..6ol,ths4fink*hit;', , _Think'of - these, In
twin, itre , enpp*KAY,othete equalty betat~fnl. elm
_gout; and fashionable. wolader-that Philadelphians
, are reputed,the best dreised Wien in the' world; and no
wonder_thee;fitokes • can' afford to be no liberal 'in - bola
dealiage,"with i rob an unprecedented 'inn of customt
Fos .3;.0 . 011zD ;'l"kil '
-Pine
Pine .tipanni•it bawl ' , /,tisairt end 'Plaie"*iiniera
Pine .11Milintid Ili'Mof Trunks,. Oaks Boa's, sod
Deed tenetVerbit'etisQ,inisiOnti*th
e°l4 Stole, !14
W#E -'9P:rJrqs,
- - -, Thil3T - MICAliVir Punt/VIM f Welk
[Reported fat .ItiePituiir,,r 'l' - -A r ,',. l' ,-; ~,-....,!'
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v l§ ' 'XV '' e'' ' --- C. ''' ,-- ii''
UNITItp: , TA .6 -, , Inotirp,„. 011uT—Iti ge:
Cadwelisfer;;-Solomonl"ldiOnliouehThninasfmeCei
'lough.,f.ktrioe'"l6irla - *a ~A lfred.:l,ents: to, the',user of
Bolonfonfileillitlinnikand'Thornas McCullough . vi. The,
' • Delaware Alailiiiiml" OttiPanyl - . - This'erue was pilginally_
brought`ln
. .pie • Eirrpiewie Obrirt;:butfthe , ease:wad ve,
moved nation of-fit;,ereerge.T: Campbell:tonna
for the Aefenisritti,•ittidthe,proceeding in theanpreing
• Court_wasqejed,...Tb&coinplaleintein the once
4
that they irere : 6fatildlakbt the ihgendadtkii ponhao.,
,",-- tore tafeolletrialaidit. birild,lnii workmanlike Manner,'
. ..
„ . -- - to, the salisfaiitlini , ainf fiumeptaidiotthedofeadeditualf
; .tb&-graditione , - .'6,flthei{'rrat,..irielcidineabd, Milford-
Branoh;lifty-foor:Mlleltirklortkilso the living of - the.
''-trie_;,thi" , 34 l ._,_,T•4 l oifirlifßOblog and'- electing: , the
- ==Alw.r 44,8w1fe-1
fntiVtiiiirtietlon of ppen - Andverts, and
• .-': : , l , engioitertigl , adittlitifdateinitaisflrere lif,frirdieh iron
• •-- • ---, an isnot vreireienri'finelli& work; and that they were
- to be paid - atertabr arnor . int;lenLat l . gated periods; for
' doing the asme:''The , complaitiants',aile g e that they
have eomoistrectfielii:Tertri'llOtt time, not been" ,
although tiie.Yhave requested - the defendants - to do se.
The emo"eanier_ato Yeaterdiy. morning - , hat . vie an
tinned:; -Thenonrt then idlorumwE -.-
~.. , e. —
,'
- QtrAitita", - Sitiiioisit'-4udge ''.-,- Thompson
The Jury in the ease of.Wriv 0, ehulerf- ebargot with
nttering.and 11014610ga forged, ote of Wor;,.N., The
, rose for *l6O, returned ayerdiet f not guilty::..'
-Levi Andean - 4 -pleaded : guilty:7.i°, the:blame of the
rosny of a cloak, the propertyof lames dada ,
-' ' ' I _ 6 ohliatimitoaelale viat:obaltird .witb*arson, * in set
- ting Cr. t e dweirungih.,64:o,t-Margarit Lauer, who
testified 1 Addialiaus(jold her'tlifit she had set tire'
.-.,'.• _-
to Cribb , andltd rat fifif,t6 .a,heep - if shavings In
• : the coital. F - :',ooll,tbe - joists add dear were burned;' Mr:
' . . Blackburn i
teethed that ha bed Visited the printhel, and
- had found nekel4the - aaree'atete, of. facts as hire; Lanai
had" mattated.'-. - Ithi, ibroVetated.:to ', him 'that they
.. - whipped her, andwouid'Aint'let'luir go home, and she,
fire," the honeffin'oider thatihernightthedgo home: -•
The . defendant - is' a _Very .preposeemlog little 'girl,'
about eared yeari of age. , Nerdietnot guilty. -,. '
.. , , y,dimee".4loNeii,Was charged. with - keeping a mnininee
on the hielfway. ,. "lN cinitiated'of - the.ting.. and 'who'
game: ; ; If; the party playing tbir ring on the Spikes,
they reVelve from - McNeil three cents ;.It , they failed,'
- - - the paFty:l9B l Pgjethk/Itutnrie'cent', 4 The - game wag be ,
'• Ing playe d pporFari Mien lit, ~lie w as arrested Through'
the agency of a private Millet.',Yerdinagailty;lat re
- ;eoremenoe4 to thancerey of the Odurt: ''- • - - - - - '-
- llenryl)reniereti charged with aiding dud procuring
one .ThenderelliCharde to Illegally vote in the Boarth
division of the liatitilt:wird, - In the dime of Peter'
- ~ Welsla,,, , Blelutrd&hteltreaded guilty t theoharg' of"
-. • . - -havnik"fritidln - tha - matntrotWelsit. -- • - --', -,,- -.- -
-' -.- - Ilenry,..llllligsworth• testified =. ! .i inn emplaced :by
.• i ' ' , Proth r otostaty Mr. Wilit;i& tbe.;,.efileo of the: court of
-.- •-= Coineicel - k,teeirr.tl have thooriutia ohsio ot-„tho'eleo
- ." - - ltiori'e'irfabwomen r'l - - do' net' kraie - whcrliieright
•-llie papers of the loartivdiv.sten ef tbe 'Fourth *aid to
---,- ' Abe o eiVlllin'iniade a - :e00....it 066 'lair - Yoko W.
.. , _•l l ,Yalfr'Rtale - A 4 ';' ,- "i• , ,..„'''' -,'---'" • - ' *-- ' ' ' . - ' - 7.',, , ' ',
•Mr.liand - Mann, the Papailiii 2 eildeittie: , 'Mr..
clumsy objected 'on that - the -Fame' Was
--- notidentided elf - the'PePer Defog 1 .b. 11 44 14 .. Ih° q ine f L
-, Objatitioliattetaided.':,, ..,,,,, ..,.,-,, r----. , •,, -- , ''-; -- .. -
liebert - Johnsin testified-I Was an inspector' la that
divielon . ; Any clerk's name vide Haney - I'i do riot rebel
- leat the ethiefilintrlir tiamef , X , weotossotb of the natnell
on the to Nk j atite 4 -.1-4 0g .,
s.m 4 =ioitti, g: tb.
.'_Johdllintilan6 ',Uetliled:sif aniona - oillie clerks of
_-.' _ . the colit t lif OenononiTleielj tete elfarge'of the oleo
. , : . Mon pateteflreatlyed the judges' certificates the day
. ', ' aftef tber'eafetiort;add'lint - them in the inlaid piece;
don't:recollect reeSivieg.lheltorittb• division of the
Notirth*.i . rdi X dent open stud pepere ; I.' ask for the
jedges? ; Oertidaate Ur illw4leury 13 , - - -E, , Angeworth copy.;
log the tally-liet paper:or this wtp:, ..,,_ , _ „L. : , , „:_,,
'i.; , William Curtis testMeital have- a eopy of the a elitgih
hirutirpiot„thfs divided; I don't know . ..who copied it.
-' •"-,,•• "." - ,'fete copy -therhiiihiiiid'aer'avideziefer, -, 'Objected 40
b Y '4oX'oll6lidit;'flitifd ~,ro bJeetiOio soiststied,': ludo
--; , • .! , rhompisiisii Au tube admitted
, _it mast . .b& L sWord . ,
.c. - •-..- . , 0 - 31,yr•wf,e,614; , ..r.7. - -1., , ,',-.7, -- *i .-......,,z- , . , , , ,,..., , -,..,,r ..,- ,- ~
"-f l,-- • '-. - '-' 1• •• 1 Waage Sable;;" Mi. ~ 54;:iditlfied-I 'wee 'Dissent' at
thebletitlaraia:theiledrlh dittatsitiot !Ito 2 ourth - -li!star„
" ObieetedraiikfidOthureidayrnr-thigromiidthat mo etes.
-:- *too uf,J4=vatotoT6o_,„to - hiliallsba , heldt: :. Tile alterlit
- '5-- - ,••, • - ',l , ,,uatist , protilhafil, - a#a-Slicililiiirostaa - ast4on.- 0 bide.;
....„ -...*.
...ttaiikietiteet::s:;',.„,-- - .7, - , .--; :,..,.....,,. -- .., -... ~ , - ... .
C':::- , •.:.' ,,,- Mr. labbeelf,s.veartUid4Wilitaiii ityarlivras , jadge ;.
1.;- , , , , , Acialihnlx , '' - liolliltsfentel•NItifltri r yself.limd , Mr' Haney
,1,.;.5 : :,,,,,iiii of 410)41,, , Iforgittliiiiimb of - the - oilier eleikl , ,
;_f_. - ' , ...;;;;:g -, s - Vrrlo l ia4,r;. .11.0f=j;*Ate - Judgs ef that election ;-
,: , . -, V.'.','f,..tbt" , elerkiilre, Is: , 0 454teroktiltet ainnkYif.This listl
1. - .. , -, , , , ,:::•--10 eie , -htih .e- 'lfott 1 4.9 r *ttt§olerte-'• - •-7 - .: = s ' '-
~,,..k%ti. . !':;"..i.r. , 01w,,x niteenntior th 6, oil-.
.1
_ ,,, ,t-Ydit: 4 ' , - 6r 4 t -- 4,k•vdtentf - .Vian,:knbeeriain - viiratf
Flicq...?,7A ij i 14 , Illeoth'er • ohirkathhikylitit it food,
`5:45,-bott. ,l „- - :-Jithr. litrfiftAie W a fT;eovios's44irithifis to
- ‘,VA$l.lli - .1' . : '''l44vitik -,..v04 i t oluit it oo k i- or
, j , i. ,, r , ii ,
J
- OfiljtVffillitiff i thV4 •-• , :c . i ,!
,A.A i'‘ , ! '' " tli=tkkl'*V-NP"3fu:ritir'r
i
tofi;•;-0, 4 x:::;c-,;!-.1,1,,ffif, '•i_.; . ,.4.,!.';
ki, 4 TIE4.-6.impl. , ,titiliftti.i
~,,..„_,, : , -`AVT"if',.. ; . l ''''' r;th SW ..`tatilV 0 4 4714 bilk
ty , a - 1 1 '., , ,: 7.vsliViic , itifitlikiV - (,,,"''::v 3f - ,40.6U - iiiii
itti/ `'‘' ..:141 -. .,r 44:4 0 110 - 01°4011-I Pr i ll 414 19144'
MttlArg ; gt.: ', :d.., l i'V..t'l , F.:l& ' i,' , - ' - v,„ ~, _`•,,'_:,"'?_ : -
arrerlr: 7 -.77.1
" oar thig'nenie of Peter Welsh,; I saw him at the corner
• :of Fourth and Manley talkinwith Countable Drew and
- Several others; .he-then came note the window ; Mr.
ConnoWay brought him, to the window; hie vote was 'challenged ;-I told the-man who had ourwindow.book
;to challenge him; bat he voted; he handed in a ticket;
a think the ofneers took the ticket; Richards turned
frOm the window and,Mood upon the elope; Drew was
-then- etatiding on the dope when be voted; Drew wan
"fifteen or twenty feet away from him when Diehards
voted; Drew walked up to hint and asked him if he
- voted or did or.will you vote ; ; Rltiliatde said I have
voted; Drew gild then thaVel all right, and both
-walked away; Richards went auto the tavern.'
Orons.exatoined.—l bad orders to gather(' to protect
the polls by my .llentonant; I gave some few tickets
'away; I live In the 6th precinct; three of us officers
Were cent there in, the, morning ; I' did not ohellenge,
'myself, I told others to do it; his vote was pelted about
-form o'clock; can't say who gave Richards me ticket;
'Drew was on the corner when be voted.
Officer fiorley; No.: 66, testified that Richard , ' voted
In the name of ,PeterWeleli; I gawkier' on the corner
,with D ew and several others; did not see Drew till
when he was arrested-by Itubley; Drew got between
them and said he should not be arrested.
" Mr. Orr testified—l- am one of the asseesora of the
-Fourth ward; I know Peter Welsh; I have been at h
' Place Richards .ie not Welsh; ho does not even look
like him
,Officer Painter, No 57,'Mgefied to the same facts as
Officers , Forlev and Robley r I arrested Richards, and
took him to the alderman's office; Drew did ,not inter
fete with me
." Theodore Richards' testified—l live. in Baltimore; I
'cane here on Sunday night before the election ;
name to hunt work ; voted at Byerleyle; I bad been
drinking, and Drew irked me if I had voted, and gave
- Me •tieket, and the name of Peter Welsh and hie real
'denee ; went- and- voted, and gave the name; the
tickpt was taken-at the window; I went there with a
mon :who-told me. the number of the house to sty
where I-, lived; I met Drew on eneday night at
; Saw Drew on election day at the tavern
where I went to get 's drink when I was arrested ;
Drew went with me, and I inked him to get Me bail.
Orons-eatimined —I only drank porter and ale;
was tinder its influence ; got the ticket in Dyerley'e
bar-room; can't gay If Draw gave me the ticket; I have
not spoken to anyone about tete cane;
no one has been
to see me 'except mother a.:d brother Jury out.
DitreftTerr Cobsur--Judge Stroud.—Joseph
Vanleer es. Adam Reltenbangh and Inane Dnisehart,
before reported. An action of Replevin. It is alleged
that the defendant claimed a small amount of money
as being due to him by the plalnliff for rent, which wan
dile and in arrears, and that -he took pommies of hie
OrAll in payment of the name. The plaintiff then
- ,
rouobt this snit to regain the possession of his goods.
Inform. Obeli , es M. V. Almeida. Before 'reported.
The plaintiff alleges that theidefendant is captain of the
-ship "Charles Ells," and that the plaintiff is a native
of Port in Print:l . i on the island of St. Domingo ; that
the plaintiff was employed as a Government °Steer at
Port-an Prince; that the defendant being short of
seamen for his ship and wishing' to sail immediately,
acted bite to seste t conveying a sick map on board of
the vessel, induced the plaintiff to 'go on board, and
when he Was safe on board the captain asked him if he
could work a whip, and he replied that he could ; that
'the defendant then refused to let him go on shore again,
and immediately set sail, and safely landed in the oily
of Philadelphia; and, on arriving at this port, the de
fendant refused to take him home again. The plaintiff,
on landing. made known the fasts of the ease and then
brought this suit to , recover damages for being taken
away without his ailment. '
The defence alleges that the defendant came on board
of his chip of his own milord, and shipped as a common
seaman, and as a hired hand; that his coming on board
was not compulsory, but on the contrary, was free and
voluntary. and several witnesses were called to sustain
,tbe allegation ; and that he'reeetved his pay on arri
ving at this port.- Verdict for 'the plaintiff for $3BO.
Hirst and Pierce for plaintiff ; Hanna for defendant.
;Samuel"Allen vs - Benjamin II Hedges. An action on'
a due bill. No defence Verdict for the plaintiff for
$148.04. - E. Snowier "111111er for the plaintiff ; Gee. L.
Dougherty for the defendant." - " -
William Hialierger as- Asher S. teldy`ind S. Snyder
Leidy,' administrators of nnesCLUmberger, deceased.
An action to recover money and value of goods alleged
to have been - paid by plaintiff for'aceimnt of James C
Umberger, now demoted. who was the plaintiff's bro
ther. The'clalm Amonnts from $4 000 to $5,000. On
trial. Titus for the plailitiff ; Pierce and A- Smith for
defendants. ,
'Dianna's • ClovET--Judge bharswood.—Ste
ihen Oolwell to the use of David Reeves and Samuel J.
Reeves, vs. Robert Richardson, executor of Samuel
Wood.- It appears from theavidernie that Samuel
R. Wood gave a bond to the plaintiff for $25,000 ; that
a short time since he died, leaving Richa r dson , the de
fendant, saltio executer: This is an action on a ache
facies to revive the judgment. " Verdict' for the plain
tiff; • R. S., Miller for plaintiff; 4. W. Bidd e for de
fendant. ' "
John D Rosenberger:vs. Joseph - IC Hallowell. Wil
liam N. Hallowell; Henry Simpson, and Sarah Wistar
The plaintiff alleges that he rented a coal.yard from the
defendant• and had It with coal; that he owed the
defendants rent which wee due and in arrears ; that the
defendants then caused a levy and sale to be made of the
coal and daturee, althouvh the plaintiff claimed mime;
Hon under the sot of 1840, allowing exemption 'of goods
to the amount of $lOO. The plaintiff also alleges that
be suffered great d nmage,and brings this matte recover
for trespass. Jury out. Earle for plaintiff; J. S Smith
iordefendanta.
•
Duff Abrahams and Daniel Eckman, late trading an
Abraham and Batman, vs, John F. Gross, garnishee of
J., F. Trout, before reported.. An action by the plain.
tiffs for the balance claimed lobe due John F. front by
the Ilidesand - Tallow Association Verdict for the de
fendants . Marshall' for plaintiffs; Simpson for de
fondants: • ••'' • ' , •
TINAIMALLIND. COMMERCIAL.
'NOT. 4,185 g.
Tht Lehigh Coal and Natigation Company bays made
ati advance in their system Of butsiness management,
which *sanctioned by their own experience as well as
'that of similar'emnpinYesoind which will doubtless
meet with favor at the hands of. their stockholders and
the public. - We allfithato their advertisemeet for pro
iseils forthe, leasing of one or four mines on their ee..
Cate, whichle generally understood to* in - imrsuance
of. deternibtationCo lease alltheir mines, and attend
- rintire4 to the Mistime of commoh carriers. There
can be little question as to the infurione effects of a
- a twofold buelnese,- when managed by a corporation.
Mining, by s iteelf,even;'ffitooomeh like manufacturing,
:tosuidessfrilly conddeted by. Corporate bedlam. It
foa.prolitable results, to be la the hthde of en
'll4rtifiiiidividttili; Praedicalmeni who will be on hind
:at all timeric to , lee - - to -their' own. 'literati', who will
: Wallet the, markets, examine the accounts of their
commissioii 'Men . ..and - faitiors - ' with scrutinizing
eyes; and; generally follow their business in
alisineas-like way., The lessee of a large mine said
to ns one day when an expected train was late coming
-out of this mine ivitli coal for the brisket , : One hue.
tired hands are keptldle- half an hour by this delay—
cne hundred half hours make five day* labor, for which
I most pay without receiving, any return." The man
who - counts the coat of every moment of lost time in
:this way, and who ti n on the. spOfhimself to apply the
cnecessary corrective. will make money where, a corpora
tlouwould loSeiand *ate the reason why corporate eic
:forts to riaridnetench" - oneratioas so frequently : fall. while
Jridieldttal, comktitore- less favorably situated grow
:rich: It is not in the salaries paid to the officers, but
theme seemingly trifling leeks, that the greet differ
*dee occurs. And piactical experience shoirs that it is'
next to impossible to getmen to serve*, corporation
'With the earns seal and: watchfulness that they display
is the conduct of their Individual Ware.
It is for thee.; regions that we are gratified to see
what - we deem a reformatory movement on the part of
the Lehigh - Navigation Company: We' are entirely
Initiated that they will net more revenue from
_the
josses of their adatisthan they can derive by 'working
them themselves .and that when they, cense to be, coal•
dealers, and , attend entirely to their business Sig coil
carriers, their stockholders will find the results of their
yearly . ,opere.tione _more satisfactory thin they have
been
undergone chingea, and - the Competition
among 'the earriers,conattuat upon the
..opening of
Asir ontlete to market, Is so keen that too much attem
time an hardly - be pia to the transportation business
the-company. l It caplet be doubted thit when this
beComes.the.grand object of - attention to the officers of
the - . compel:licit will be more succeesfully conducted
thinwhenthele thoughts are diverted to censideraticna
,00rmected . Wiili the•mining and belling of coal.'
TheatalOraiket to day:partook' of the character of
the Weather ; the" 'sales wore Hulled, and speculation
damptiled:' No marked decline' was experienced in
prices. •
The fletin invites op the following table
ef,dieldwfide, declared by banks In the Interior of this
. .
Bank of Pitisintrgh . f 4 per cent
'Unhinge Itauk or Pittsbugh 4 "
Id sobsoirs , :lisnk, Pittsburgh 4 if
Merchanti & hianufactntern Ilk, Pittsburgb.4 .“
Clitissosr Bank; Pittsburgh 4 "
Iron City' Pink. Pit sburgh ' 8 ti
:Allegheny Bank, Allegheny 4 "
.liarrsburg It.ok 4 I,
Lancaster County Bank 4 "
Os/lisle DepoSit Bank" 4 <,
Bannerol dr. MO hanks , Bank. Boston 4 "
Namara' Bank of Lancaster, $1 60 per Ware.'
Benne 13.,,Mesaeramida, Nan , has been elected
Cashier of the Ohanabersburg Bank, In place of
,James
Lesley, Ban., vrbe ban been elected cashier of the 'Union
Bank in this city.
comparleou of the footings of the weekly bank
statement of the Boston beak., published this morning,
_With those of the statementfor the previous week, ex
hibits it decrease of_ $21,6 015 In the Item of lemur and
disnotintsi $103,086 in oirontation, and an increase of
. 0t68,336 in specie, &fad $103,118 in deposits.
, ,
P.HILdEELPHIA fiToCK EXCHANGE SALES,
•' ,
November 4, 1858..
itileminn BY xeninr,BiowN; & 00., DANK•NoTN,SI . OOII
AND - IMEritiOS SIioNEKN, NODTNREST 00BNII1 TNIAD
AND UNBIND! E/RENTS. '
1600 7 =-t1; 04)i
1000 do 94x
500 do oig
100 (My Oa 100 x
10410 N Penns It 1011..'40)4
1000 Elm IL 24 mt 60,1 i
5 0 do 50%
1000 Clatmrltros IL 7e,
soap ott 45%
1 NornoVo 11..cmb 55
1 PlantOtt Bk. Tr 105 J%
BETWEEN
,
1009 oa4Alit Be 801(
600 N 'Penns It 10e. 80'
: 600 Elm R 2d mt
• 7 , ' f eeeirfoo- 82
2000 Oatewiees It 7e,
, • scrip on 46
1000 do Coop on 46
8000 Reading It 811 , 16 78X
• :2 Pittlad Bank —.116%
101Inlocr2k, Tenn. 99 -
60 do ... .. 99
OLOSING Pllll
Bid, Asked,,
B. de 1043‘
Philo 63 10014101,41
; do 1t.....1C0M101.4;
do New.:los 100 x
.Penns . . ... 943 j
Readlig 4 6 / 4 - ' 26 #
do , 70;.02,4 - 113
do, 31,13 d3544.923g
dr),• do 10.78,16 74
Penns War off ..43 '43X
dcr, litm ft.; .103 "101
- do 101'm 03 —.OOl 07
Adonis Can 0021.:46 150
do Prof .....100 109
3014011 , 73113 '82.69% 70
:PHIL;PADELYNIA. tdd.RENTS, Nov. 4—Evening.—
Breads:tad continue abont• the came. There le very
4ittla deniavd ter PAcior, aid the market Is dull atpre.
aateajnolude about 600.bbla, at $6
for standard lupe:floe, $5 50 for good extra, sad 4
'bbi for eityi family, at which MOO holdore generally are
flee aelieta. l'The - trade 'saw buying Within:Ate, same
range o:Attett . i '
!tend and: limiet Otirai-10,8611g13 50 g do'
Rye ‘,Pycox , qefee, with smelt Wee at *LUX
- Corn , Meal l l-A-.• solo .of -Brandprina was
~b2a4i* so. 4sr Oifere4;a44 Vbbl, bat
We 4ear 66c4afeit rather firmer; irline3ita .
.reach some , 44,000.bashela, In /obi, at
'Alta ior fiteitai litotililikO't *Ole new
ttie:(osxhite t t4:?' lattei fOeirlioo
The. MOiley
The CoarAnuilfiladliaai within a eomparatively short
/PST BOARD. -
100 Peittais9 • !!!gl Penns 93
10 do 43X
100 Western Coal Co 6,14
8 Girard Bk 11%
67 do 11R
60 do 11X
4 Philad Bank ....110
60 Oatawi 0%
86 L Bohnyt 1t...,. 20
20 Reading 11..eiudi 213 X
100 do b 5 an .26X
/00 do 56eia 20)
BOARDS.
_ i 60 Reading It 26R .
81COOND 00811. D.
20 Poona R. 43
14 do 43
6 do 48 --
166 Richmond Use.. 0 %
100 Girard Ilauk..b6 11%
100 do b 611%
1 Norristown R.... 55
1 Rk or Di Amer... 148
100 Oatawless
600 Reading R 25,4
25 do dish 98%
161.onliville Mink
010-43TRADY
Bid. Asked.
. .
Soh Mar Imp 61...
; do 5t00k..... 9 9X
do Prof 17 17X
Won't & Blm R.lO 3014
do ,7a Ist mtg. 73 74
do 2d 60,54 51
Long bland 11X 3.2„v .
falrard'Benk......ll.% 11X
Leh COM & Nay..,61 g 61X
N.Poopslt 8x 8x
do I 68....4..80 dog
Now °reek it"
OotawlaeaU eh 6X
Lehigh 34 IX
Reading closes
about 28
Southern.
~Ityis Is steady at 760 for Penn's,. Corn is un
changed, and atitiet 11,000 bus old yellow sold at Ringo,
mime new do at 62660 e, and,,white at Ole. Oats - are
better; about bushels new Southern brought 420,
4,000 bushels old and'new Milted sold last evening at
42x0, the latter afloat. Dark—Quercitrou to unchang
ed; farther sales of 20 hhds are' reported nt $3O for first
No. 1. ' batten—the market is inactive, but sales of
about 150 bales are reported at equal to 1214 e, cash, for
middling fair quality, Groceries and Provisions—noth
ing doing to•dry, but the markets for both are firm and
the stooks light Seeds—there is a steady demand for
Olovarseed, with sales of 280 bushels, In lots, at 85,25
for old, and $5.0205 87% for new; 100 bushels prima
Timothy have been sold at $3.12% 4' bushel. Whiskey
ocattlines dull; we quote bbte at 210220, the latter for
Ohio. 210 for lihde, and 200 !for drudge, 4' gallon.
Jinvorlattons
[Reported for the rreacj
0A11:0101A13—Barque Louise, Matson-302 hhde 17
0812 We molasses 3 & W Welsh. •
• •
BT. JOHN, NB—Brig Orozimbo--50,C00 pickets Bol•
ton, Vawderveer k Co, 80 000 do 53,000 feet scantling
Gaekill & Galvin
ALBAN Y—Barge Gen Taylor-134,000 feet white pine
lamber Ai Tramp & Bon.
PRIIADELPHIA BOARD . OF TRADE. '
LAWRICSOH JOHNSON,
EDWARD O.I3IDDLE, COMMITTEE OP THE MONTH
EDWARD Q•. JAMBS,
LETTER HAUS.
At les Morehants , Bxehaftge, Pkiladapkitt,
Ship Tuscarora, 'Denim Liverpool, Nov 6
Bhip Esther, Leslie Rio de Janeiro, coon
Barque Ann Elia Lbeth, Norgrave, Montevideo and
Buenos Ayres soon
Barque White Wing, holing Laguayra, soon
Barque Reindeer, Franklin Pernambuco, noon
Barque Trevejier, Randall Rio de Janeiro, soon
Brig Tiberias, Hughes Cienfuegos, soon
Brig Trade Wind Cienfuegos, soon
Brig Herald Barbadoes, soon
Brig Amazon, Heim Barbadoes, soon
Marine lintelligienrc
PORT OF PHILNDELVIIIA, Nov. 5, 1856.
BUN AlOllO • 66 I RUN SETS 5 5
HIGH SPAT= 2 86
ARRIVED
• -
Barque Louisa, Mown, 12 days from Cardenas, with
molasses to B & W Weigh.
Brig Orcalmbo, Resebrook,l2 days from St John, NB,
with lumber to Gaskill & Galvin
Brig Geo Amos, Nichols, from Roston.
Behr Frederick Reed, Blatchford.. 6 days from East
port! Me, with plaster to B A Bonder & Co.
Behr Mary Ann & Caroline, Bowen, from Boston.
Behr B Mahony, Bitching, from Boston.
Sear Revenue, Como, from Boston.
Behr D Budth, Douglass, from Boston.
Bohr W 0 Atwater, Potter, from New York.
Bohr Monterey, Felkenburg, from Now York,
Bohr Mary Anna, Gibbs, from Wareham. •
Barge Gen Taylor, Singer, 4 dare from Albany, with
181,000 feet white pine lumber to M Trump /c
OLNAnan
Btearoship Delman, (lopes, N York, J Ailderdice.
Brig Geo Anna, Nickell', Boston, Tyler, Btone & 00.
Bohr II N Weston, Malay, Wilmington, NO, Pettit,
Martin & Uo.
Bahr W 0 Atwater,"Pottor, Providence, N Sturtevant
it Clo.
Bohr M B Mahony, Hltehins, Boston, Blakistonl Cox
Bohr Mary Ann A. Caroline Bowen, Boston, do
Bohr Revenue, Corson, Boaton; Brown Se White.
Behr D 13 oith, Douglass, Boeton, do
Bohr Mary Anna, Gibbs, Boaton, 'Hayes & Godshall.
Behr Montoya's, Falkenburg, Boston, L Bothermel.
Btr It Willing, Claypool. Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
Btr Mars, Nichols, New York, W M Baird ic
• (Correspondence of The Prem.)
1161TRE DR GRADE, Nov. 4, 1858.
The Kingston left this morning with 8 boato, laden
and cons:geed as tollows:
Catherine, grain to Humphries, Hoffman & Wright;
Harry, wheat, corn, &a to Perot & Ben; Elisabeth &
Rebecca, bark to Crawford & 13r0,• Ming Sun, lumber
to 55 Tromp & Son; El .13 Bally & Bon, lumber to Wit
mtngton; 3 2 Perot , bituminous coal to do; T M Asth
ma, lumber to Wolverton; flaial Del, coal to Delaware
City.
Er niLzosiza. I
(Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchange.)
Oars Islam), Nov 4, 6 P M.
A ship went in this afternoon. The barques Priscilla,
for U4TIIIIII, Catharine , ( Br) for St John, NB, Oak, for
Boston, and brig Ella Reed; for St Jago de Cuba, went
to sea this afternoon. -Wind NNW—weather thick.
Yours, /to, , .THOS. B. 11110028.
DT TELEGRAPH TO THE PRESS.]
NEW Yost, Nov 4
Adrices from Sydney, Cape Bretoa, state that •the
ebip peerless, from Quebec bound to ]England , struck
on Blint Island, on the 26th alt, and bilged. The
wreck subsequently drifted Into Nurse Bay. The car
penter was swept overboard, and three seamen lost from
a boat going ashore. The passenger's and remainder of
the crew were saved.
BOSTON, Nov 4.
The Br barque Lady Campbell, from Quebec, bound
to Queenstown, Ireland, spenog a leak at see Oot 20th,
and filled. The orew, thirteen In all, were taken WI by
the chip Onward, from Louden and brought to this port.
About 24,000, feet white pine plank washed ashore
yesterday from Scituate to °Masse% and to now in
ch.rge of the underwriters' agent —(By telegraph to
Elwood Walter, Nen, Secretary Board of Underwriters.
ilawatteran, as, Noe 4
Arrived, steamers Uuntsvllle, from New Xork; Au,
gush, from do.,
NSW Oarzses, Nov. 4.
Arrived, ship Golden Star, from Liverpool.
Nov 3--Arrived, ship Creole, Pierce, from N York.
MEMORANDA
Steamsh City of Washington. Petrie, frcile N York
Bth ult, at Liverpool previous to 23d
Ship Robert Harding, Foster, from Calcutta June 27,
at Boston 31 inst.
Ship Ourriluck, Nuowlee, cleared at New York 3d
inst. tor Shanghae.
'Ship Ocean Pearl, Crowell, cleared at Baltimore 81
loot for Stu Francine.
. . . .
Ship Mary,Oarollne bterent, (mploolastlon)lreari, for
Liberia, cleared at Baltimore 31 lost.
—Ship. Dlopulight,,Blrob, Nan *am:km, cleared at
New York yeaterday. . , „ „
Bargee BlizabothV, Baker, for Pelladelphia in 3 days,
'eras at 04e flaried 13th vit.
Barque Junes Cook Yonng, cleared at Boston 8:1
Inst. for Philadelphia. to load for Marseilles.
Barone A A Drebort, Hewitt, hence, arrived at Bar
adoes 19th nit
Batque Aaron I Harvey, Miller. is reported to have
lied from Barbadoes 9th ult. for Turks Wand,
Barque Our Unite, Kent, for Boston, retrained at
13th ult.
Barque Azof, Nimmons, sailed from Marseilles Bth alt
.r Idezains.
Barque Fleet Kegle, Lindberg, for Algoa Bay, 0011,
oared at Boston 3.1 inst.
Barque Elizabeth, (Br) Behizidt, 'geared at New York
.storday for East Itthes.
Barque P 0 Alexander, Merryman, sailed from Pint
nit rat lost. for Philade'pbta.
Brig Boarder, (Br) horse for Portland, at Newport
inst.
Brig Win Crawford, Oo'barn, hence (or Portland, at
ewpore 24 fruit.
Brig It P Swett, Jewett, for Philadelphia, was at id ar
.lllea 78th nit.
Brig Myra, Baker, hence for Boston, at Newport 24
at
Brig Russian. Gilmore, hence for Yarmouth, Me, wee
at liohnea , le Si lost
Bohr D' B Marltn, Hallett, for Philadelphia, cleared
'at New York yesterday
Behr Jate&dam, Lewfa, for Boston, cleared St (Merles
ton Ist lost.
Bohr L & Danenhower, ffiitler, hence, arrayed at Bos
on 31 Inst.
. Bohr Wm II liattler, Crowell, cleared at Boston Bd
inst for Philadelphia.
Bohr Richard Borden, Ireland, hence at Fall River
2d lost.
Sabra Salmon Washburn, Thrasher, and P. 8 Dean,
Oook, hence for Taunton, was passing up Fall Hirer 2d
instant.
Bohr John W Dodge, hence for New Bedford, at New.
port 24 Inst.
Bohm A H Bowe, Endicott; Thomas Potter, Glow;
Benton, Brower; 8 Weldln, Smith: Knight. Bean; J
McCloskey, Stebbins; W P ljox, Houck, and L
dem Omen, hence at Providence 2d too l
Bahr Ohio Carroll, Pratt, Bailed from Providence 24
fcr Philadelphia
Bohr Eva, Ellie, hence at Stonington 2d most.
Bohm Mary Elizabeth, Shannon; II M Wright, Fisher;
Deborah. and Elba, hence at New Haven 2d Met
Bahr James Dlverty, for Philadelphia, called from N
Haven 2d loot.
Steamer 'Slack Diamond, Allen, cleared at New York
yesterday for Philadelphia.
If BRING MISOBLLANY
Bohr John Bowman, Mews, of Philadelphia saPed
from New Bedford on the 15th October. On the 24th,
during a heavy sea, wee capsized, and all hands were
lost. The William W Johnson, Robbins, passed within
twenty feet of the Bowman ou the 29th, at which time
the was lying with her head down and stern one, any.
posed to be held by her anchors, sixteen toilets to the
northward of Chincoteague.
The reported loos in the Baltic of ship George Green,
from Cronstadt for New York, is contradicted by a tel.
legram from Bt Petersburg, via Liverpool, received by
the Atlantio Mutual Insurance Company of New York,
which says: ‘.lthip Geo Green at anchor near Leskal
been on the reeks; lost rudder leakiog six inchee per
hour; must return and repair; may be detained all
winter.
NOTIOE TO MARINERS
Notice is hereby given that a third class Nun Buoy
has been placed on Triangle Leave, entrume to the
harbor of Portsmouth, Na. The buoy la about 1 1 0
yarde 888 front the shoaleat part of the Ledge, In ten
fathom, water.
York Ledge spindle NE by N, distant 1N miles,
Boone Island Light Novae EBB. (Natant 0 miles.
Isle of Shoals Lighthouse B by W M W, distant B
Whales Bank Lighthouse W 8, distant 4 mile..
Notice to also given that the I.olllvat placed at Booth
Breaker Ledge, to mark the npprosch to Pennbscot Bay,
ban brokon from her moorings her place wilt be sup
plied by a third clam Non Buoy for the present, for the
purpose of making repairs to the boat, When replaced,
due notice will be given
Notice le also given that the Bell has been removed
from the Bell Boat at Boone Island Ledge.
By order of the Light-house Board
THEO. P. 1111.E.ENE.
Lighthouse Inspector, let Dist.
Portland, Nov. 2, 1868.
NOREIGN PORTS
Bid from Peals°, Bordeaux, 16th alt, ship Sheffield,
Richardson, New Orleans
At Marseilles lath nit ship Volant, Lunt, for New
York; barques Leon, Persia for do; E 11111, Arey, for
Boston; V/ IWO. Baxter, for Leghorn and Boston; brig
Beni Delano, Baker. for Messina or Palermo
Ar nt Antwerp 18th nit, Belgian brig Belgique, Dow
ers, New York. Bid 17th, ship Barnet, Loring, Havana.
Ar at Mull, B, 16th nit, barque Ocean Breeze, Leigh
fon, thimble.
Ar at Barbadeas 9th ult, brig Minnie Miller, White,
New York; edit Olin Howler. Roberts. Washington,o; 12th, brigs Verdele, Bbackford, Eastport; 'lndian
Queen, McGregor, St Stephen, NB.
did iith, brigs Royaleton, Robinson, Turks Island; Tl•
tants, Appleby, St Thomas. '
At do lath tilt, brig Argyle, D'gga, disobg; sabre J
Garver. Lunt, and Red Wing, Kirwan, do
At Vera Orns Oot 28, barque Wild Hire, Campbell,
from New York, disobg
Ar at Queboo 27th nit, barque Marlene, Allen, Liver
poo.; brig James Redden, Rodriek, Port Carlisle; 29th,
ship Marion, Ballentine, Glasgow
Old 19th, ships Lady Seymour, England, Bristol;
ChM° Garold, Richardson, Belfast; Derbies, Dunlop,
Greenock; barques Ursula, Murphy, and Mary Oxley,
Spicer, Liverpool; brig Asglo, Scott : &Gators.
NEW YORE, Nov DOHNETIO POETS
4—Ar, ship Harvest Queen, Young,
Liverpool; brigs Bloomer, (Br) Gumpbell, Dorchester,
NE; Bound Pond, Weston, Guilford; sabre D W balm
dere, Nunn, Newborn, NO; Rubicon, Stetson, Norfolk
for Boston.'
Old, Wily Fairfield, Elwood, Galventon,• barques, Ea
r ers, suudberg, Ilavana; Southerner, Clifford, Mar..
sallies; M. Pole, Avery, Mobile.
Hailed from Gsserantme. steamship Empire City, Grif
fin, for Ravens, and Now Orle los
ROLIIES , ROLE, Nov 1, P M—No arrivals.
2d—Wind NE -Ar, brig Lamina, Greenish, Cape
Mutton for Boston
Also sr. ochre Mary A Shropshire, Shropshire, Balti
more for Boston; Mary gt. Elizabeth, Reed; Ell Town
send, Williams; Joseph P Cake Endicott; Rebecca
Knight, Endicott; Allan Downing, ' Rice; Samuel Casts
nor, Garwood; Joneph Porter, Yates, L Strout, Cole;
Woodruff Sims Mason, and Charles S Ceretaire, Romero,
Philadelphia for Poston; Sarah Woodbridge, Higgins,
Philadelphia for Salem; Mary, Smith, Plymouth, for
'Artakapas.
81-10 A M—ln port the above arrivals of yesterday,
and several echos arrived hat night not yet -boarded.
Wind emit; blowing heavy. ,
ROSTON, Nov B—Arf Milli Pacific, Gadd, N Orleans;
barques John Winthrop Webster, Havana; Trinity,
Leash;Gelveston; David Linnell, N Orleans;
ochre ,Abbott Lawrence; Wilson. Wilmington, NO, via
Delt Golden Gate, Ilammond, Baltimore
, Old; sohrs W P. Smith, Georgetown, DO;
Tantamopot, Davis, do
4
11 etegniships Eur4S, - Malp =sine
0. .„
THE FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 5, 1858.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
UP TO oils o'oLoox Tino moninzto
•
GIRARD HOOSE—Oheiltnut street, below Ninth.
D Heath, St Laois , ,W W Sawyer, Rook Island
W 0 Logan, McConnebabarg 3 A - Mitchell
R T Platt, N Y „ G 8 Putnam, Salem
E W Malty, Pa 3 Devout
A Davis & la, Y , , , _GM Merrell, NY
W 11 Chapman, NY W Williams, Pa
1 , M Smith & la. N 0 P Hayden, Pittsburgh
0 Kennedy, Delaware 3 W Sarin, Delaware
R Baylor & la, Essex no ' Mine L L Temple, Va
I Miss N W Baylor, Va Miss 1. L Baylor, Va
B Pine, N J J Whitney, Jr Milwaukee
J Hodges & la, Prov, ft I 3 W Bowen. beY
W 8 Remochan & wf, Balt A D Warwick & Is, Va
A Phillipr, N Y 11 13 Sanford, Coon
3 P Pennell, N Y W P Long, Springfield
W 11 Merritt, N It J P Neugent, Went Chester
}I A Bridge & la, N O" Lient Cohen, II 0 M
.1' Collier, Ohio Geo M Francis
Jae Young, Middleton 3 E Hiester, Lancaster
It B Lowry, If il N Geo Callahan, 'flawing.
It Peters, (a 3 L Mallory & la, N Y
A De Batis, N Y Capt Tyler, N Y
P A Richards. N Y E Eriamiann, N Y
J E Roberta, N Y 0 P Pike, PrOvldence, R I
P A Steers, Prov, It I Jae Robertson, N Y
3 3 Bloodgood, N Y 31 W Rodgers, Baltimore
A Crane, N Y E Saokson, N Y
31 El Emery, Washington N Santos, N Y
L Williams & /a, N Y M L Bowles, Roston
A Cameron, Mass D T Charles, Albany
T Apoleton, Lake Village LJ Enowlea,Warren,Msfis
Mr Houston, Warren, Mass it. Rose, California -
8 fil Hanghton, Cincinnati 3 O John Simmons, N Y
D A Brayton, Fall River W Perry, Jr% N 0
Mhos D Perry, N 0 - P Galatea. N 0
Won Janlrer A vri, Del Miss Black, Del
0 W Walker, Balt Mrs 0 W Riggs & ch,Wash
I Riggs, Washington John Ring, tit Louis
H 0 Jarrett, Balt
AMP,SIOAN HOTEL—Obeetnut street, above Piith.
J Wilson, Pittsburgh W B Remington Penna
8 'Watson, Penns G 8 Neugent, Pa
8 Arnold, Conn J Bolgiano, Balt
Mrs Ault, Balt Miss nolgiano, Balt
J Bates 3r. la, Boston Miss Bates, Bunton
HB Lenin halt E El West, Media
8 Sliver, Del A II Silver, Del
J Patriarch, Go J Armstrong, Hazleton
N Hatch, Washington A J Gilkey lb lady. N C
Capt Pitteld, New Orleans Miss L Pittield. N Orleans
II A Stockton, N Y Mrs Wheeler, Pa
E D MoOleneJaan, Md J R Cook dr, lady, Perna
RJ Gregory, N 0 Henry Koper. N Y
G W Harris. Harrisburg 0 W King, S C
J 13 Gaddere'& la, Va 0 H Hobart, N J
E McConnell, Pa 0 B Rankin, Pa
0 P Hall, N Y 3 Robinson, Pa
MERCHANTS , HOTEL—Pourth St., below Arch.
Miss S A Steinman, Va 31 W Bart, Lafayette, hid
A J Waugh, Pulaski 0 M Woodbnage, Ohio
J F Waugh, Pulaski 1) Woodbridge, Ohio
T E Roborth & la Oonn J 0 Pe atoll, Ohio
W D Bigler, Clearfield hi Talbo , Ohio
E Bigler, Clearfield W M Kauffman, Reading
E J Leaman, Pa 0 3 LanmaJ, Reading
R T LIMMIO, Phila Wm Deerfield, Jr, Easton
J 0 B MoDouele, Pa IL H Lindsay, Jefferson, Pa
J 0 Brenner, *Deerfield E Parks, Clearfield
Hon J 51 ladle, Pa A 3 Prank, Kittanning
Paul S Beeves, N J John D Smallwood, a J
J IL Barr & lady. N Y J D McCord, Pittsburgh
A 8 Griffith, N Y W E Rice, Maas
e Henry, N 0 Mr Heath, New Haien
W A Johnson, Washington W H Reed, N Y
0 H Love, Pittsburgh A Madden, Uniontown
Thos Redden, Uniontown John Dowling, Waal:Linen
W D Shepherd, Washington HonJ Glancy Jones, Pa
J hi Hiller, Athens J A Eyster, Obambersburg
FRANKLIN HOUBE—Ohestnut street, above Third.
H D Smith, Conn H K Sill, Hagerstown
W Simonson, Mt Gilead B llieh, Unionville
J Bing, Unionville It K TiOd, Hagerstown
J Eimer, Allegheny City W Carson, Allegheny City
J II t hoot A la, Del P Stout & la, Brooklyn
E W Relnecker. Md WM Rsmeey, Ohio
J Cress, Gettysburg Beni Hayward, Pottsvi ll e
R Brunner. Portsmouth W 0 Bennet, NY
I N Sleeper, Hass E W Geer, NY
'UNION HOTEL—Arch street, below Fourth.
A 0 Judson, N Y APratt, Albany, N Y
W B Julson, N Y GII Martin, Phila ~
P Rothormel, Shiln 3 Gliee, Del
A Huff, Clolumbuzi, 0 fl 0 Spregur, Freehold
I W Lowe, fdd • Wm Payne, 11Id
a a Howell, D 0 Ii D Shock, N J
Id Newkirk & la, Ohio • It Kemp. Bedford
W D Randolph & la D L Randolph Jr la
J A Leroyd, Blass M 0 Grier Danville, Pa
J X Grier, Danville, Pa II 0 Hastings, Del
.1 5 Lloyd, N Y F F Phillips, Adams, Mass
J Tcmipkins, Newark, NJ J Millman, Pottsville
WMcOanna, PenningtonyPe Richard Dickson, Phil
NATIONAL HOT/tit—Race street, above Third.
J Edge, Chester co W Kailas & la . New York
W Wolbert & la, Wie S G Fry & la, Trappe
0 Beecher, Ploegrove Rev W Reitanyder, Pa
0 Tolle, Bethlehem J J Seibert, Pottsville
N 0 Morrison, Pottevrne L W Doebyshell, Pottsville
D J Ridgway, Pottsyslle B Reilly, Pottsville
D Carey, Danville P Mate, Danville
W Davenport, Huntington
MADISON II01:1811—Second at , below Arch.
J Burnt, Bhelburn Falls J Peebles, Lancaster
P P Young, Lancaster W Thomas, Lancaster
B Patton, 1 ' ! York Alex Morton, Pittsburgh
J II Roberta, Pittsburgh B 0 Adams do lady, N J
Nathaniel limey, Del It Al Allen, Lewistown
Jacob Yoder, Lewietown J It Penitigton, Del
James Mlllbourn. N I James Jenkins, N Jersey
Thee Philips, N York Thee Brown, N York
L Ilamnitond, N York P Jennings, Baltimore
MOUNT VERNON ROTEL—Second et., above Arch.
T G Grant, Pa Jee Morrie la & child, Del
Mae J Kimball, Del Mlee P Sharp. Del '
L E Scott. Altoona, Pa J It Jones, Altoona, Pa
II Sweeney, Burlington, 113 M Noble & Is, N Y
A. TI Gardner, Pa inlet; M J Gardner. Pa
D M Burton, Pa 0 W Sehropp, Bethlehem
G J Cleaver, Betz,'Ue P K Boyer, Spring Mille
'D 0 Beiley, Philadelphia N Middleton & Is, N Y
E .1 - Meaning, Del D M. Pilger, Olearileld
BLACK BEAR INN—link and Merchant streets
W P Thatcher. Bt Olalr D Field, Weet °heeler
A Bunting, Delaware co El 0 Rale, Delaware co
P Ftuck, Delaware co °apt 8 D Miller, Pa
M Pennock. W Ihn, Del T Bentley & wife, bld
J It Leiria, Del no, Pa J Aturdanak, Oxford
It Lyele,,Oheater co. . J Gordon, ttheater co
BLACK BEAD HOTEL—Third at, ab.
W Phillips, Allentown J 0 Smith, Pottstown .
A Backman. Pa 0 Battey, Plowertown
Wm Brumbseh, Exeter Bawd H.ekman, Kutztown
James MeLeßand, Pa Ohee Harper; Jenkintown
T Barrett, Beading H Smith Reading
Oeo W Wolf, Danboro John Gerhard, Pa
BALD EAGLE—Third street. above Old
.111 Vanelnder, Ohto G I Everett, Philadelphia
Andereort Calvin, Easton It Y Etraneberger, Backe co
'BARLEY BIIDAP 110 TEL—Second street, below Vine
J Davis, Oheltenhem A 8 Opdyck, Sprlngdeld
J 0 Cornell & la, Philo Oboe Hall, Dustleton
Edwin Bretz, Doylestown
Special %alum.
Ladies are respectfully notified that War-
BURTON, Hatter, 480 CHESTNUT Street, has Just to
calved from Paris a well selected variety of the much
desired Bronze• Herm* Cape" for little boys An
early eelection is recommended. • n05.8t
W. Henry Patten, Manufacturer of Window
MARES, and Importer of CURTAIN and UPLIOL
EMERY MATERIALS, LACE and MUSLIN CUR
TAINS. BROCATELLES, SATIN DE LAINE and
WORSTED DAMASK, RAPS, MOREENS, PLUMBS,
GIMPS and TASSELS, GILT CORNICES and CUR
TAIN ORNAMENTS. Gilt Window Shades, with all
the trimmings, as low as 75 cents each. Juat received
from Auction a large invoice of Curtains, which are
offered at the following unprecedented low prices:
Ourtaina, $1 00, worth $3 00 a pair
" $2OO, " $4 00 " "
Tambour Lace , c $3 00, t. $0 00
Quite heavy " " $ 0 00. " $lO 00"
Blegaut rich Embroidered, $lO 00,- " $2O 00 "
Damask Curtains from $lO 00 to $l5 00 per window,
complete. Curtains made and put up at the ehortest
notice, by competent workmen,
W.IIE.VRY PATTBI4, 630 01:1138TNIIT St.,
0012.61n0e Opposite Jayneie New Hall
Grover & Baker's Celebrated Family Sewing
MAW:LINES
A NEW STYLE—PRICE $5O.
780 OHESTKOr STREET, PUILIDELPUIA.
These Machines mew from two spools . , and form a
seam of unequalled strength, beauty, sod elasticity,
which will NOT rip, even if every fourth stitch be cut
They are unquestionably the best In the market for
family Use.
• 0010-Lf 117 . 1111N0 FOR A CIRCULAR. XI
New Trimmings and Zephyr Store and Fac-
TORY —4. 4. MAXWELL & SON, Southeast Ina
youth and Chestnut. 0021.15 u
Professor Saunders' elossleal Institute, at
the WEST PIIILADELPIIIA INSTITUTE, corner of
MARKET Street and WILLIAM, will be reopened on
the first MONDAY of September. Pupils, to the num
ber of fifty, will be received WITUOIII EXPENSE or WARP
ON THE PASSRNORR RAILWAYS OP TOR OM.
Thus, without expense, by a pleasant and safe con
voyance, pupils can be carried into the fresh air of the
country In less than half an hour from the centre of tho
city. Several acres of open ground border on the beau
tiful groves of this Seminary, which is patronized by
many of the distinguished gentlemen of the city, among
whom are the Editors of The Press, the Ledger, and
The North American and United States Gazette. Pa
pile are received by the day, or into the family of the
Principal.
PlilLaDILMIta, July 1,1858.
" We, the undersigned, have had sone or wards in
Professor Saunders , Institute and family during the
Session which has just closed, In respect to parental
kindness, happy influences, attention to health, and
progress in thorough education, our expectations have
boon fully realised. To our friends, who are looking
for a decidedly good school for their sone, we cordially
recommend Professor Saunders , Institute.
"MATTHEW NEWKIRK, No. 12.00 Arch street.
"3140. W. FORNEY, office of The Press.
"CHARLES H. THOMPSON, Thompson & Rood, No
413 Ohestnut street.
"3.8. SILVER, 1400 Girard avenue.
" W. L. SPRINGS, 831 Market street.
" GEORGE H. MARTIN, 1025 Walnut street ))
Other Patrons of this Institution:
ELI 8. BURNETT, 409 Market street.
JOHN 0. MITCHELL, 203 South Sixth street.
T. B. COLOHAN, 142 South Eighth street.
N. B. BROWNE, 118 South Fifth street.
- SAMUEL MOORE, Logan Square.
P. WATSON, Logan Square.
WM. SWAIN, office of Ledger.
MORTON MoMIOHABLi offtro of North American.
ELLIS LEWIS, Penn Square.
fErNo Ehuricurr Role SALEM (14.4,
St. Vitusts Dance.—This distressing and
mortifying nervous affection is left generally either to
take, Its natural course, sr is treated on general princi
ples with very little meccas. The nervous symptoms
are not the disease Itself, and proceed from functional
or organic derangement In the nervous centres. No
medicine has been found equal to the PERUVIAN
SYRUP,•In checking the involuntary nervous tom
blings known as Ht. Vitus , d Dance.
For sale In this city by P. Brown, corner Fifth and
Chestnut, and Hassard do 00., corner Twelfth and
Chestnut. oc2ll-d&wtf
One-Price Clothing of the Latest Styles, and
made in tho best manner, expressly for RETAIL atxus.
We mark our lowest selling prices In PLAIN PIGIIRBS
on each article. All goods made to order are warranted
satisfactory, and our ONE-PRIOR SYSTEM It strictly ad
hered to. We believe this to be the only fair way of
dealing, as thereby all are treated alike.
Thomas W. Bally, No. taitt Market Street,
Importer and Dealer In Pine Watches, Jewelry, Silver
and Plated Ware. Piretolmagoode constantly on kuuld
Th enbeoriber, paying cash for every article, It enabled
to II at a small advance. , Those about purohaaing
would do Well to, wal.- AU goodiutrarranted as repro.
1Y1; ' ' 0104.0114
00, $5O, $5O, $5O, $5O, $5O, $5O, sso.
SINGER'S SEWING hiaOHINES.—PRIDES RE
DUCED.—A new and elegant Family Sewing Ma.
ohms for $5O, and the general scale of prices greatly
reduced. All who want a substantial, at vide, and re
liable Sewing Machine, which has -an established repu
tation for doing the very best work on every kind of
material, are invited to eau at our office and examine
the new machines, at the reduced prices. They can
not fail to be satisfied. I. M. SINGER & 00.,
no2•tJd2 No. 602 CHESTNUT Street.
Jules liattel'a Liquid Hair Dye. —No discovery
of tho ago has grown more r.pldly in public °slim Won
than this invaluable vegetkide preparation, for chang
ing red or grey hate, whiskers, &c., to a soft, glossy,
black; brown or obeisant color Its mode of applie aion
is easy, its effect instantaneous. No danger follows its
use. Sold by all Druggists, and at tho Laboratory of
JULES 11AUEL & CO , Perfumers and Importers, TO4
CUIISTEUT Street, Philadelphia. n02.5t
To All who' Want Money. -- Jones &
CO., Brokers, Northwest corner of WEIRD and
a/MOLL BTRERTB, below LOMBARD, advance
Clash liberally, In large and email amounts, upon
deposits of Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Orme,
Clothing, &a ,on moderate terms. Moe hours from
6 A. 31. to 7 P. M. 0c23•1m
Taciturn, Check Printer.
JACKSON, CIRCULAR PRINTER. ,
JACKSON, BILL.IIEAD PRINTER.
JACKSON, CARD PRINTER.
'JACKSON, JOE PRINTER.
0c80.42t OLIZETNUT & FIFTH Streets
Saving Fund.—blue Por Cents Interest.—
NATIONAL SAFETY TRUST COMPANY, WALNUT
Street, B. W. corner of THIRD, Philadelphia. Money
received in any sum, large or small, and interest pato
from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal.
Money is received and payments made daily, without
notice. The investments are made In Real Estate,
Mortgages, Ground Rents, and such Arat-olass seouri
ties as th charter requires. Mice hours, from 9 &aloe.
in the ro‘rning until 6 o'clock in the afternoon, nd on
mender and Thursday *•mines until A n , r11 , 01 , f•A
LilOn the 4th lost., at the rhumb of the Atonement, by
the Ref. Kingston Goddard, EDWARD G. HANCOOL.,
of New Orleans, to HELEN, eldest daughter of Thad
deus Norris, Esq., of this city.
On the 2d instant, by the Rev. Thomas Brainerd.
D. D ,at Pine•etroet Presbyterian Church, GEORGE
T. MULPORD, of N inbatbtown, N. J., to FANNIE A.
EASTWICK, of this city,
Ou the 281 h October, 1818. at the residence or the
bride's father, by Rev. N. (Jahr, Mr. WILLIAM F.,
son of a W Miler, to Suo 11., daughter of Adam Mar
tin, all of this otty • *
November let. IESB, at Newark, N. 7 , by Rey. Wm.
T.leva, Mr. HARRY M. WILSON, of tbfa city, to Man
Kate N., daughter of J mph H. Thome, of the former.
place. it
On the 21 Instant, by Rev. N. Reston, Mr. WM. E.
FREEDIIRGER. of Look Haven, Pa , to Miss LIP4IE
T. DEAL, of this city. Ik
On the 3d instant, at btu residence in Leechburg,
Armstrong county, Pa., DAVID LEECH, aged 69
yearn. it
On the Slat ultimo, at Middletown. Delaware, J AB.
B. HUTCHINSON, in the 05th year of his age.
Ills tuners! will take place from the residence of hie
eon, J. L. Hutchinson /OM Vine street, this (Friday)
morning, at 9 o'clock ' precisely Serviced at the Ca
thedral, f °gen Square. **
On the 2cl Mehra, DOROTHEA, wife of the late Pe
tor Lare, aged 72 years.
Her relatives and Mende are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from he^ late residence, George
street, between Twentieth and Twenty.firet, thin (Fri
day) afternoon, at 1 o'clock, without further notice. A'
On the 3d instant, Mrs. ELIZABETH MILLER, in
the 67th year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
folly Invited to attend - the funeral, from the resi
dence, of her son-lo•lair, Mr Thomas P. Graham; No.
- 108 Pine street, this (Friday) afternoon at 2 o'clock. *
Oa the 3d instant, Mrs. SIARGERY, MoMILLEki, in
tho 80th year of her age.
Her funeral will talcs place this (Friday) morning at
9 o'clock, from her late residence, el. E. corner of Thir
teenth and George Amide.
On the morning of the 3d instant, after a short ill
ness. HENRY 0. AGNEW, Esq., m the 68th year of
his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from bin residence,
20 North Seventeenth street, on Saturday afternoon, at
2 o'clock, without further notice, to proceed to Wood
lands Cemetery. **
. . . . .
On the 3d instant, EBENEZER COBB, Sr., In the
73d year of hie age. [lndiana and Worcester papers
please copy.f
The relatives and friende are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, from the residence of his sep
ia...ex, Christian Sheets, No. 1653 Palmer street, below
Brantford Road, on Sunday afternoon neat, at 1 o'clock,
without further /I °doe. "a*
In Camden, N. J., on Wednesday morning, Nov. 3,
EZEKIEL HALL, In bie 731 year.
The relatives' and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the late resi
dence of deeeaeed, Pine street, below Third, this (Fri-
day) afternoon at 2i:o'clock.
- On Thu - iiday afternoon. 4th inst., at Cheatnut Rill,
T 11031,48 P. BPARII.OO.SIf
Dee notice will be given of the funeral.
DT Pictorial Lecture,
VT
ItEMBHANDT PEALE,
ON
"IYASHINHION AND HIS FORTRAN 'S,"
will be
REPEATED
At the DIUSIOAL FUND HALL, on TUESDAY, Nov
9Hk, to commence at 8 o'clock.
no64H* TIOICETS OENTi.
Notlce.—A. Stated Meeting of the Phl-
ILT . lsdelphis Association of Prinopals of Public
&hoots sill bs held at the old Model" School Build
ing, on SAT URDAY MORNING, at 10 o'clock.
it* ,;. JAMNBfI BARNWELL, 0- S..
oroat Office,. Philadelphia, November
4th. 1.858.—A FOREIGN MAIL will be made
trp at tbla °Mae on FRIDAY, SW Mot., (closing at 8
o'clock P. M. )to be despatched for LTV rIRPOOL by
steamship yl(10, on 6ATITUDAY, Nov. 6th.
It' • GIDNON Q. W.ESTOOTT, Postmaster.
iraaExchange Dank of Pittsburgh—Pitts
sag, November 2, 1858.—The President and
Directors of this Back have declared a dividend of
Pent Per Cent. on the Capital Stock, out of the profits
of the last six months.
The reetern Stockholdere or their legal repreaeota
tires trill be paid at the Westero Bank of Philadelphia,
on or el ter the 12th Instant.
no4-ot* 11. M. MURRAY, Claebier.
Girard Dank.—Philadelphia, Novem
ber 2, 1858.—The Directors have declared a
dividend, this day, out of the profits of the lest eta
months, of three and a half per cent. payable on and
after the lathing., free of atateTax.
W. L. BOIIKPrEn,
n3•Et Whirr.
Commercial Bank of Pennsylvania.—
Philadelphia, November 2, 1858.—The Direr,
toe bun thle day declared a dividend of throepor cont.,
payable to the litockholdere on demand. clear of the
Mat Tax
133-4 t
Fanners , and Mechanic. , Bank.—
Phltadelpiiia. November 2, 18r8 —The Direc
tor), have this day declared a dividend of four per cent.,
payable on demand. W . RUSIITON, Jo .
n 3 St OnAhlor.
rias Westernßank, Philadelphia, November
2,1858 —The Directors of this Bank, have thin
day declared a divid, nd of five per amt., payable on and
after the 12th boat., clear of Mate Tax.
G. M. TROUTMAN,
n3-0t
tr. r.
v iii o o m t i i 3 t er Ivi
2 v , ag s. Bank, Philadelphia, No
ho B 0 A
nrd of Diroorn have
thin day declared a dividend of fire per cent., payable
on and after Friday neat, bth Instant.
F. P. STEEL,
n3-6t* Cashier.
rfr. Union Ranh.—An Election for Direc
tors of the Union Bank, to nerve for the ensu
ing year, will bo bold at the BANNING MUSD, at
the N. N. coruer of ARGIL and THIRD streets, on
MONDAY, the 15th instant between the bourn of 10
and 12 A. U JAMES LESLEY, Oathler.
, Nov. 2. 1858. n3-10t
Proposalo for Coal and Woad-nOffico of
the Guardians of the Poor, No. 213 North SM.
VNNTB fPreet. Philadelphia, November let, ISM
Sealed proposals will be received at this Mike until
SATURDAY, the 6th inst., ,at 10 o'clock, A. M ' for
Replaying the different POOR DISTRICTS with CCIA
and WOOD.
Paid Proposals to specify the District.
The Coal to be of good quality, White Ash Pit, for
immediate nee, and free from slate, dust, and other im
purities. The Wood to ho good quality Oak firewood.
113 MEL B. DEACON, Secretary.
N B.—Any information required will be given by
applying at the office no 3 4t
ncr. Bayard Taylor will Deliver his First
Lecture here since his return to America, at
MUSIOAL FUND LIAM., FRIDAY Evening NO
VEMBER sth. at BP. M. Subject— ,, Moscow."
Tickets 250. To be hs4 at PARRY er. MoMiLLaN'S,
JAMES S DAMES'S, COB OiIESTNIIT EPISCO
PAL BOOK DEPOAITORY, 1221 CHESTNUT street,
and other Stores, and at the HALL, the evening. of the
Lectbre, at 7 P. H. ne2 40S
Notice.—An Examination for Erinci-
FAL and ASsISTANT TRAWLERS of Um
elaasilled Schools, and ASSISTANT TRAWLERS in
the Grammar. Secondary and Primary Schools or the
First Sehoot lilatr et of Pennsylvania, embracing the
Consolidated City of Philadelebia, will be held at the
JEFFERSON 8011001, ROUSE, FIFTH Strout above
POPL AR, commenting on FRIDAY afternoon next, at
-1 o'clock. rith or NOVEMBER, and continue during lA,
TURDAY, commencing on the letter day at 0 o'clock
A M.
By order of the Committee on Qualification of
Teachers. • WILLIAM H. TIUNICII,
nol-80 Chairmen,
rErThe Philadelphia Donk, Philadelphia,
October 20, 1858.—The Annual Meeting of the
tockli elders of this Bank wilt be held at the BANKING.
ItO lIBE on MONDAY. the ttle day of November next,
at 10 o'clock Id And the Annual Election for Direc
tors will be held at the BANKING KOINE, on MON
DAY, the 15th day of November next, between the
hours of 12 o'clock A, M. end 2 o'clock P. lif
oc4 m w fr tnol6 B. B. COMF.GYS, Caehter.
LlTGirard Bank, Philadelphia, Oct. 11th,
1858 —AN ELO:OTION FOR THIRTEEN DI
RECTORS, to servo the ensa.ng year, will be held at
the BANICINCF HOLISM, on MONDAY, the 15th day
of NOVEMBER, neat, between the bourn of ten and
two o'clock.
The /Omani Meeting or the Btookholdere will be hold
at/ the tame place, on TD N SDAY, the 21 day of No
vember next, at 12 o'ulock M. W. L. SCHAFFER,
oo12•eodtolb Cashier.
ay. Consolidation Hank—Philadelphia, No
vember 2, 1858.—The Bernd. of Directors
have THIS Day declared a Dividend of THREE PER
CENT. payable on and after the 9th inst.
no3..wfm 6t JOE. N. PEIRSOL, Cashier.
nca Bank of Penn Township.—November
f, 1158 —The Directors have this day declared
a (livid. nd of three por cent. on the capital stock for
tho last six months Payable on demand, clear of Slate
Tex. JAMES ItUBSNIA,
nB•wfm B t Cashier.
Bank of Conumerce.—Plilladelplitn, No.
'amber 2,1858 ho loan! of Directors have
ihts day declared a dividend o: live per cent payable
on demand, clear et State Tax. J.O. DONNELL,
n3-wfml2t tlaahler.
Commercial flank of Penner
YMILADIMPOIA, OCTOBER 11, 1368—'The
Annual )(Welton for Directora of this Bank will be bold
at the BANKING- LIOUBIe, on MONDAY, the 16th day
of November next, between the Lonna of 10 o'clock A.
M. and 3 o'clock P.ll. ocl3.wfrmotnols
Tr, Mercantile Beneficial Association of
YHILAIIELPHIA —f he Annual Meeting of
the ASHOCiation will be held at their Room, Southwest
corner of SEVENTH and HANSOM Streete, ou TUES
DAY Afternoon, November flth, a. II o'clock, at which
time an electiou will lie hold for blanegers to servo for
the ensuing year. WU. A ROBIN, Secretary.
not •Or
ucr, Southwark Bank, Philadelphia, October
11 1868.—The Annual Meeting of the Stock
holders of this Bank wilt be held at the BANNING
HOMO, on 2 neaday, the 2d day of November next, at
12 o'clock fit, And the Annual ltiecdlon for Directors
will be held et the BANNING} NOUdN, on Monday, tho
16. h day of November next; between the hours of 10
o'clock A. M. and 2 o'clock P. Df. P. P STNAL,
cion-dtnoll Osehier,
& do.,
604 MARRZT Street
cos Home for Invalids with Affections of
THE CHEST.
S. W • corner HAWSE and CHESTNUT Streets.
0021-kA Wed 21414491016.
filarriageu.
11lentils.
B. O. PALMER
Ca.hler
Farmers , and hlechnnice 9 Bank, Phila.
DRLPHIA, Oot. 2, 1858.—The Annual Election
for Directors will be hold at the BANKING HOUSE,
on MONDAY, the 15th day of November next, between
9
the hours of o'clock A. M, and a o'clock P, M., and
on TUESDAY, the 2d day of November next, a general
meeting of the Stockholders will be held at the Banking
Romeo at 4 o'clock P. hl., agreeably to the charter.
cot dtNl6 W.RUSILTON, sr., Cashier.
Notice.—Green and Coates-Street Phi.
LADELPIIIA PASSENGER RAILWAY COMPANY.
—A second instalment of PI vE DOLLARS per share
on the capital stodk of the Green and Coates Street
Philadelphia Passenger Railway Company will be dne
and payable at the Mee Of the Company, No. 422
WALNUT Street, on MONDAY, the Bth day of No
vember next, between the hours of 10 A. M and 8 P. M.
oe7-td. HARRY CONNELLY, Treasurer
ors Office of the Dauphin and Susquehanna.
00A b 0061BANY—New lORK. October 20,1858.
The Anon a Meeting of the Stockholders of this Com
pany will be held at the Girard llonee,” in Phila.
dolphin. on the third WEDNESDAY, the 17th day of
November next, at noon, when and where an eleotion
will be held for eleven Directors to serve for the awning
year. The transfer books will be closed from the 6th to
the 17th of November next, both Inclusive.
By order of tho Board of Directors,
PRANK S. BOND,
oc 21-dtnevl7 Secretary.
iffe Corn Exchange Bank--Philadelphia
OCITOBICR 18, 1858 .—An election for thirteen Di
rectors, to eerve the ensuing year. will be held at the
Banking-home on MONDAY, November 15th, between
ten A. M. and three P. H.
oclB-dtNl5. 7. W. TORREY, Cashier.
Treasurer's Department Pennsylvania
RAILROAD 0031PANY—Path1miLrata. Oct.
lb 1858.
NOTION.—The Board of Directors have this day de
clared a semi-annual dividend of three per cent on the
Capital Stock of the Company, (clear of State tax,)
payable on and after November 15th proximo.
Blank Powers of Attorney for collecting Dividends
can be had on application at this office.
ocls•ltn THOS. T. FIRTH, Treasurer.
E r Business Men's Union Prayer Meeting
Daily from Twelve to One o'clock, in the Bansom-street
Church. Have I been there? If not, why? Special
Prayer for Sabbath Schools on Saturday. The presence
of alarge number of children will add Interest to the
poundal, 007-tf
Udall tarn (N robs
VALENOIAS AND POPLINS
L. J. LEY & CO.
Have now open a large collection tf
EICII PLAID IRISH AND PROM POPLINS
RIM QUALITY PLAIN POPLINS.
PRRNCII VELVET PLAID POPLINS,
SATIN PLAID VALENCIAS.
CORDED AND ORAIIIEE VELVET POPLINS.
A LOT OP OAXONY VALENCIA!) at 2 cents per
yatd.
L. J. LEVY & CO
Invite attention to a choice assortment of
RICE SILKS,
EVENING DRESSES
VELVET AND CLOTH CLOAKS,
PARIS EMBROIDERIES,
AND
LACE COLLARS, CUFFS, SLEEVES, VEILS, &a.
809 & 811 CHESTNUT STREET.
nos-5t
goLACK BEAVER CLOAKS
A Ilne assortment first class goods. Prices from
$5 to $2O. 000 PEN & CIONARD,
nob N. E. corner NINTH & BIARIINT Ste.
mOURNING WOOL PLAIDS.-
An Auction lot beet quality, at SO cents.
•
COOPER & CONARD,
nob 13. E. corner NINTH & MARKET Ste
VIINEST QUALITY BLANICETs.—
X' Extra large sixes. Also, medium and low
priced do. COOPNR. & OONARD,
nob B. E. corner NINTH & MARKET Ste.
fILOTHS AND CASSIMERES of every
description, for Ladies', Gents', and Boys' wear.
COOPER & CONAR
nos S. E. corner NIG ru & RARE:ET Ste.
ukriDE VALENOIAS.-6 4 Bayadere
W v goods from Auction, 44 cents.
COOPER & CONARD,
S. E. ednier NINTH & MARIENT Ste
WHITMAN'S
SUPERIOR CONFECTIONERY.
FINE MIXED SUGAR PLUMS,
FINE MIXED BONBONS,
FINE MIXED CANDIES,
Manufactured, and for We Wholesale and Retail, by
BTRPHEN F. WHITMAN,
No. 1210 MARKET STREET,
West of TWELFTH Street
ARCH STREET CARPET WAR E
-11017131:.—One hundred piecee or English Velvet
Oarpetl-g, of Crossley's celebrated make, from $1.25 to
$l. 50 per yard.
One hundred pieces of English Tapestry Brussels,
Crossley's make, from 900. to $1 per yard
Together with a large and rich stock of three-ply In
grain gni Venitlan Carpeting Oil Cloths, &a , at cor
responding low rates. As we buy and eell for cash, we
are enabled to offer goods from 10 to 16 per cent. below
the usual prices. OLDDEB & woman, '
006.0 t. 832 AROII St., 2 doors bet. Ninth et.
El E c i on D EMs K up lk ply C o l: l;l: S e oVal la ge P 4 G uo N br E ar7l;t3
bond and in etore, for sale Or WiLlaaill Ft YEaTON,
nolo agoot for Peunsylvania, No. 216 South FRONT
Street. nob
ERMAN CIGARS 300,000, various
1 ( - 1 . brand.. In store and for sale by WM. YEATON
2 0 South FONT St. nob
A LLSOPP'S PALE ALE—In Inds —A
. f e er nek?e°T'ytVA72l2'hi°7l.h and in
) C il l R INS I XII7I' B .g r a!
Street. nos
fIIN.-30 Pipes (Dutch Company's) in
Vf bond, and foe sale by WM. H. YEATON, 216 8.
8R91 , 7i.' 81. uo6
ONONGAHELA WHISKEY.-60 Bble
11.1 L pure Ryo Whiskey, in store and for sale by WEI
'CRATON, 218 South FRONT Bt.
j aw l , ll ;-. PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD OOMPAN Y.
NOTIUE TO PIIILADELPIIIA DIERCLIANTS
IS'ESTERN SHIPPERS
THE WINTER RATES ON FREIGHTS WEST
WARD by the different Railroad lines will take effeet In
BOSTON AND NEW YORK on the Bth instant, and in
PHILADELPHIA upon freights destined beyond Pitts
burgh on the Kb inst.
The rates are lower than former Winter prices by
Railroad. Say:
PROM PHILADELPHIA TO
Int . Olass. Olaes. 8d Olaqe. 4th Class.
Columbus, 0 81 20 81.00 $ 82 62
Cincrinsti, 0.... 130 1 10 90 67
Louisville, R y.... 1.50 1 27 1.05 80
Indbmapol Ind. 1.85 1.15 95 75
St. Louis, blo 1.80 1 50 1 30 95
Chicago, 11l 1 60 1.26 1.10 80
To other points In the West at comparative low rates
by Rail, and the usual difference below Rall rates when
shipped by river from Pittsburgh.
IL H. HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent P. R. R. 00.
PHILLDI., Nor. 3d, 1858. no4-4t
riIHE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COM
-11 PANY, MORSE LINES, ONNERAL OFFICE No.
802 CLIESTNUI . Street.
R&M REDUORD!
With Six Wires and Improved brisinese facilities, this
Company in enabled to reduce their charges an follows,
viz :
ten vrords, ad word.
From Philadelphia to New Y0rk...25 cents. 2 cents.
Baltimore.. 25 • •
• •
••• Washington 30 • • - 3 • •
FA corresponding reduction between intermediate
points I
The MAGNETIC COMPANY invite business for all
points In the Unit*d states and °anode. Their Lines are
connented with the Eastern and Canada Linea at New
York, and with the Western lines at Baltimore. The
DIAGNETIO COMPANY is the oldest Telegraph Com
pany in the United States, and alone have the right to
use the Morse invention upon the route of their hoes.
The public may rely upon the prompt and accurate
transmission of all despatches deposited at the follow
ing emcee: New York, No, 43 Wall street ; Astor House
at main entrance; New Raven Depot, Twenty-seventh
street. Philadelphia, No. 302 Chestnut street, and
Girard Borne. Baltimore, Sun Iroa Building. Wash.
ington, corner Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street,
U. S. Capitol. Boston, Merchants , Exchange. Port
land, No 20 Exchange street. Cincinnati, under Bur
nett House. Now Orleans, under St. Charles Betel.
nol-at It W. U. HEIM, Supt, Section A.
GINGHAM, AND COTTON UM
BRET.IiAS of all sheep and various styles of finish
and wake. Manufactured and for sale wholesale and
JOS 111LISSLLL,
No 2 North FOtrItTH Etreet
retail by
not-3t
EVERY variety of UMBRELLAS to suit
the most faatidiona taste, for Ladles and Untie
men, Lads, Aliases and Children. Wholeaale or retail.
JOS. FUSSELL,
no4.St* No. 2 North .10 1 311211 Street
NOTIOE.—PHILADELPHIA and READ
INGI.I RAILROAD.—The "DOWN FREIGHT"
Depot of .he Phi!Adolph! 6 and Reading Railroad Com
pavy, has been removed front No. 226 to Nog. 24d and
248 BROAD, above Race etreate
All the .• TOROUGII FREIGHT" %tininess of the
Company, both OUTWARD and INWARD will be
transacted at thin Depot. JNO. T. BEATY,
no 4 lm General Agent.
ACONSIGNEES of merchandise by
Bremen barque WASHINGTON O. A. Wench°,
master, will please send their permits on board at
South street wharf, or to 1' H. HAYED, No 23 South
T1111t1) Street All Fools not permitted within I days
will be sent to the publ e store no4.stik
Fi AKE FlSH.—Just received from the
0J Lakes, per Mama & 00. , a Express. a prime lot of
fresh LAKE I'D 1.1 Which aro for axle by 0 L. 11 AR•
RINGED. S 1 OKET-Street wharf, upper side. Also.
by A. VANDERSLICE, Sifters , and Market; °CAM
BERS, Sixteenth and Market, and D. MARPOLI,
Eleventh and Spring Darden eta ru34-3t*
31AC KE RE L 757 Bbls Nos. 1,2, Sr. 3
OIAOKEREL, in Assorted Packages.
For sale by C. 0. SADLER & 00.,
not 103 &ROIL Street.
"WHITE-FISII.--A very Superior Article
of " Mackinaw' , In Half Bblo juet received In
Store, and for sato by O. 0. SADI.BR, de: CO. '
no-2 303 .A. 11.011 street.
ifl_OBllEN BUTTER.-29 Tuba Prime
gulg oabon flutter. For ealo by
0. 0. SADLER, &
nog 103 AMU street
fIANO t S OF RIGGING made to order, by
WEAVER FIT GER, k Co., No, 28 N. WATER
fR., and 22 N. WRAIaVES oat
IkAjIIISKEY.-80 bbla., 2O do. (Miller
Riekeraton , a) Old Monongahela Whiskey,
atore and for sale, by ' A. MERINO,
00.1.141' pcitiogicuiv 1.00!
far Bale attb to Let.
FOR SALE.—Erie City Coupon Bonds
..t• will be taken in payment for a valuable Lot of
gronnd on Sixteenth street. Apply to
MARLIN BROWN,
n05.12t* N. W. corner BROAD and LOCUST Ms.
Fun SALE—S3O,OOO.—A first-class amply
secured Mortgage for $30,000, on valuable proper.
ty to Camden, opposite Philadelphia, having 14 years
to run. Interest semi-annually; paid promptly; title
undoubted. Por farther particulars address BOX 570,
P. 0., Phllada. not-Bt*
RENT.—On the Ist January next, the
very superior and extensive ROOIdS, (2d, 3d, 4th
and Ealf:floors, each 24 feet by 146) of the NEW STORE,
633 HAREM Street. The building is one or the fine
improvements on the upper side, between FIFTH and
SIXTH Streets, having two fronts, the north one on a
rear Street with good cartage way 20 feet into SIXTH
Street. Apply on the premlees. nol-tf
fel TO RENT.—The fine Fenr-story
Ma STORE, No. 33 South SECOND Street, now oc
cupied by the undersigned Would be suitable for the
Cloth, Carpet, or Commission businees. Rent very
low. Possession given about the first of January
next. Apply to A. 11. ROBBNIIEIM & BROOKS, as
above.
N 11 —Several Counters for sale cheap. n01.6t
TO WOOLLEN YARN SPINNERS-TO
LEL%—a. MILL, situated m Germantown, near
filmmaker's Lena Station, containing a complete set of
machinery for Spinning Woollen Yarn, either by steam
or water power. For particulars !notify of E. bIoCAL.
LA, Nq. 220 MARSHY Street, or JACOB MEHL, Ger
mantown. tiol-61.4
dt-R FOR RENT, from JANUARY lst,
14)11 1859—The fret-oleos Granite-front Store, No. 724
North T dIRD Street, above AllOll, suitable for the
Hardware Dry Goode, or any other heavy bueinees,
being well I , ghted and cemmodiona Terme satisfac
tory to a responsible Tenant. Apply at No. 12438. Se
cond Story. oc3o-7tifie
get TO RENT, a STORE on DELAWARE
ma Avenue, below VINE Street, running through to
Water Street, 148 feet deep. Also, the Double STORE,
corner of THIRD and QUARRY Streets, 40 feet front,
one of the beet locations for large Business in Phila
delphia. Also, STABLE and COACH-HOUSE in
CHERRY Street, above SEVENTH, in rear of Ash
land mouse Apply at 273 South FOURTH Street.
Boarbing.
A GENTLEMAN and WIFE could bave
Peasession for the Winter Season of a Furnished
alfdern House, pleasantly situated in the Western part
of the thty. By receiving tho present occupant as a
boarder, the rent to be balanced by his board. Address
A. 0.," at the Office of this Paper, naming refer
ences. no4-2tiir-
. 17 OUK or Five GENTLEMEN can be
a."ac
commodated with table•board in a private family
on Arch street, within fifteen minutes walk of the Ex
change. Address BOARDING, this office. no4.Bt*
2nturante eoirtpatties.
MARKET FIRE INSURANCE CO.
OP TEN OITY OP NEW YORK.
OABH OAPITAL....
BUBPLUS
$200,000
78,200
Ll=
DIRECTORS.
BENJAMIN H. HOWELL, President,
Philetusrlf. Holt of 236 Front street.
Joseph P Wickham, late WickhamOs & Hutchinson
Silas Davie of A. B. & S Davis
Oliver H. Shepard. of Shepard, Howe & 00.
Henry Rowland, of Rowland & Banks.
Alfred L. Rowe, of T. G. h A. L. Rowe.
Wm. P. Miller of Win. P. Miller & Co.
Stephen W Gaines, of S. W. & R. A. Gaines.
Mifflin L. Walton, of Walton. Little, & Co.
Nelson Sherwood, of Nelson Sherwood & CO.
Henry G Reeve, of H. G. Reeve & Co.
Daniel T. Wilhite, of Willett' & Co.
Albert L. De Camp, of Baker h De Camp.
John DI. Bruce, Jr., of Bruce, Odell, & Panama.
Stephen Linington, of 216 Trout street.
Enoch Ketcham, of E. Ketcham & Co.
Win A Cummings, of Beanie & Cummings.
Henry Lyles, Jr., of Lyles, Poihamue, & co.
Brewster Valentine, of Valentine & Bergen.
Geo. B. Whitfield, of G. SC - J Whitfield & Co,
Albert Havemyer, (late Havemyer & Moller.)
Tenule W. Quick, of Quick h PHommedien.
David M. Turnure,
of Ede) , & Turnure.
Jose T. Navarro, of Mora Brothers, Navarro & Co.
Edward Bill, of liD Broad street.
Nathaniel W. Chater, of Poter.V. Ring & Co.
Win. H. Goodwin, of D. Goodwin & Brother.
John Frisbio, (Freeland. Squires, & Co.)
AMER TAYLOR, Vice President.
Insures on Buildings and Periorusi Property of every
description against Loss or Damage by Vire, on the most
favorable terms.
HENRY P. FREEMAN, Secretary.
INBURANOE IN THE ABOVE COMPANY OAN BE
EFFECTED THROUGH
STEWART & JOHNSON,
No. 108 South FOURTH Street,
Phttedelphle
ocl-frm&wBBt-if
EASTERN TEST:MANCE COM.VANY.-
OFFION No. d EXPHANGB.
AUTHORIZED STOUR CAPITAL, $)00,00. CHARTER
PERPETUAL. -
Piro Risks on Merchandise and Buildings.
Marine Risks on Vessels Cargoes and Freights.
Inland Tranaporta'ion Risks on Goods per Railroads,
Canals, and Steamboats. taken on favorable terms.
DIRIIOTORS.
Andrew Cochran, George A. Wright,
William I. Brown, Thomas !Maw,
Richard G. Stotesbury, George Cookman,
Peter D. Myers, Charles Stoy,
Robert R. Walker, Jacob Reed,
Jacob Lukens, W. 0 btotesbury.
ANDREW COCHRAN, President
WILLIAM I. BROWN, Vite-President. n 341 '
filebirtnal
7OLLICOFFEE'S ANTI-RHEUMATIC
4t.A CORDIAL Is the only preparation ever placed be
fore the public. that hen performed se many
MIRACULOUS CURES
or
INPLAIIMATORY AND CHRONIC
RHEUMATISM.
The moist prominent and influential citizens bear wit
ness of Its efficacy. The abundant evidence from all
parts of the country is enough to warrant on in pro.
nom:icing that it is the'greatest wonder of the age.
It is an internal remedy that s rikee at the root of the
disease, and thus eradicates it entirely from the system.
Prepared by THEODORE DUES, Chemist,
• Northeast corner of Pine and Sixth streets.
oc7-11. - Philadelphia
LIOBENSACK'S IRON BITTERS.
This Medicine, as its name implies, is one of the
greatest strengthening preparations extant. It U es
pecially adapted to those who have a lose of appetite or
are afflicted with Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, Piles ;
Nervous Debility General Weakness, and all disown
arising from a disordered condition of the digestive
organs.
FOB PEMAIN COMPLAINTS GINIRALLY
there is perhaps no medicine in the world equal to
it, as it enters, purifies, and replenishes the blood
which is so important to bring about a healthy action
THOUSANDS ADS LIVING
• miserable existence, of a pale sickly color, weak
and emaciated, who could be restored to health by the
use of one bottle of this Invaluable medicine. It is no
humbug, but a genuine remedy, being free from any
thing that is of an Injurious nature.
FOR ALL DISEASES OF THE BLOOD
there is no better antidote than Ilobensscles Iron Bib
tem. When The blood is inmate the whole body in full
of diem.. Blood letting may 'newer fora time, but
cleansing a part will not purify the whole. At the
fountain we must begin, and to cleanse the blood there
re no better remedy than these invaluable Bitters
Their chief aoustitrterit le iron, and we alt know its
efficacy in removing the Impure matter from the
whole visceral system. They are prepared by a prso
tical chemist, and have been pronounced, by eminent
physicians and others, as the ne plus ultra" of all
tease.
HOW GRATIFYING
to the proprietor that he has succeeded in compound
ing a remedy for many of the ills that his fellow.
mortals are subject to ; and that the public appre•
elate it is not a question of doubt, but a axed fact
as the demand for it has far sarpaased his sanguini
expectations.
It WAD THE TESTIMONY OP A WORTHY OITIERN.
Thin in to certify my wife wan in delicate health some
three yearn, with a disease peculiar to her sex. She
tried numerous remedies without deriving any benefit
Hearing of Ilobensack , s Iron Bitters, and knowing
iron to bo a powerful tonic, induced me to obtain
bottle, which proved to be the medicine she solely re
quired, by restoring her to health. Bhe hesitates not
to recommend it to those who are similarly affected
as she believes it to be a sovereign remedy.
.10EIN 00LB.
No. 831 Capitol Street.
This invaluable Medicine in prepared only by
• HEORGN B. HOBENSAOR,
Pharmaceutical Chemist,
N. W. corner of THIRD and GB.ENN Streets,
Philadelphia,
To whom all orders must be addressed.
Price SI. Discount to dealers. Sold by Druggists
generally. mli2o-y
Watcljes,NJetorlrp, ar
BAILEY & 00.,
NM:MU
BAILEY & KITCHEN, .
Luxe remored to their new Fire-proof, White Marble
Store,
819 CHESTNUT STREET,
NORTH BIDE, BELOW THE HIRARD snot
Now opening their fall stook of
IMPORTED JEWELRY, PLATED WAREB, LW)
FANCY (3FOODS,
To which they Invite the attention of the pnblie
SILVER-WARE, WATODES, DIAMONDS, AND
PEARLS,
Carriages
CARRIAGES.
WM. D. ROGERS,
COACH AND LIGHT-CARRIAGE BUILDER
1009 AND 1011 CHESTNUT STREET,
PIIILADELPIIIA.
Orders for CARRIAGES from all parts of the world
executed with promptnesa, and satisfaction guarantied
selEEtnif
CORNELIUS & BAKER,
Alanufooturers of
LAMPS, CHANDELIERS,
GAS FIXTURES. &O.
STORE, 710 CHESTNUT STREET.
MANUFACTORIES,
821 CHERRY Otraet, and FIFTH and COLUMBIA
0e25-Imif Avenue.
BALE ROPE AND TWINE manufactured
and for sale /. WEAVER, PITLER, & CO., No. 28
North WATER at. and No. 22 Nnrth WHARVES. otdB
QEGARS.—A LARGE ASSORTMENT
con‘tantly on hand, and for We at reduced prices.
Fresh invoicea monthly, direct from Havana.
H. H. SOOFIELD,
No SIT CILESTISIIT Street, under Girard 00118 D.
n02,1m0
910 WESTERN AND SOUTHERN
M.EItOHANTS.—A large stock of Manila Bono,
manufactured and for Bala by
WRAVER, PITLER, k CO.,
oc2l Not. 28 N. Water St., m'22 N. Wharves
ITALIAN HEMP.--A large stock of Ita.
LliN HEMP on band and for sale by
SYNAVEII, TITLED. & 00 , -
0012 No. 22 N. WATAII. at. & 92 N. WILLNV 1/8
MONS. A. F. ROSAT,
TEACHER OP FENCING,
BARRETT'S GYMNABIIIII,
9026412c4* NAWin prpti SIRGQ
WANTED—An Experienced Bookkeeper
in a Wholesale Nome. None need apply lam -
hes not the beet IV qualllicatlons and references. Ad
dress " ASHLEY," office of this paper. Are.,3o,
Ak YOUNG L P.DY, who has had Several
-CV Teen' expo fence In Teaching, wishes a situation
in an Academy, to TEAOR the lower brahches of an
English Education. A moderate wampensation is only
required, Address Mini K. A. NORTON, Norris
town, Pa . noB.3t*
WANTED—By a Thorough -Active Man,
a situation as SALESMAN in a Wholesale Shoe
or Dry Goods Gunge 1110 a thurough acquaintance with
Merchants in the South en, West. and can Indnce • eon
eiderable trade. Address " WEBLIY,” office of The
Press. n03.61:*
WANTED by a Young Lad who writes a
fair hand a ettnation in a Wholesale Store.
Apply at No. 304 °ENTRE. street. n£l.llt*
IVANTED, a Partner to join the Adver
tiser in a bußineas already established, In wiijah
$3,000 will be required to buy the intereat of a retiring
partner. Address with real name "Harper? at this
office. , nB-41:*
WANTED—By aYoung Man a Situation as
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER or ENTRY
CLUNK. Has bad Eve pears' experience in the Jobbing
bnaineett on MARKET Street Beet reference given.
Adareos "S. H. W.. at ibis office. -
Vi7A.NTED—A Situation - m SALESMAN
m a Wholesale Dry Goods Jobbing House Can
influence a moderate amount of bade.- Address
ALEXLNDER," at this office.
AVANTED—To , Rent, for the winter sea
son, with immediate possession a Furnished
Louse of moderate 147.8, with modern improvement.,
west of Tenth street. Address A. M., office of this
paper. oat
iirANTED, FOR TRH UNITED STATES
CAVALRY—AbIe-bodied, unmarried roan, to
whom will be given good pay, board, clothing, - and
medical attendance. Pay from $l2 to MN per month.
No man haring a wife or child will be accepted. Apply
for MOUNTED BERVIOE at No 817 MABB2T Street,
above Eighth, north aide.
W. Tu. MAGRUDER,
let Moat. let Dragoons,
Recruiting OMei3r.
se29-Bm*
A IifERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
MADAME COLSON,
STRALLOeOII ITALIAN OPERA.
THIRD SUBSCRIPTION NIGHT, FRIDAY, -
NOVEMBER -6th.
Second appearance o f
hIADAME PAI3LINE COLSON.
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT OF LA THAVIATA.
Signors BRIGNOLI, AMODIO, and BARILI, in their
respective roles.
Clomonoroas STRAKOSCH and NICOLA.U.
Parquette, Dread Circle, Balcony, Balcony Boxes (in •
eluding Reserved Sesta). 5150 and $l, according to
location designated on the diagram. Four hundred and
fifty Beate will be 'mewed at One Dollar esch. Pro
scenium Boxe, from 510 to 5/6.
Tickets for FAMILY Crania 50 aura. Can be ob
tained during the day time. AXIIIIMICATRIS 25 C7NNTII.
Subscription (or the remaining nights continue at
the °Mee of the Academy of /dude.
BULLETIN.—BaTIIRDAY, November oth, only
night of SONNAISIBULA.
MADAME CORA DE WILHORST, as AMINA. •
TUE3DAY, November 9, first Opera Matinee.
M'LLR TERESA PARODI will make her FIRST AP
PBARANOE in the course of next weak, an LP.ONORA,
in Verdi's IL TROVATORE
MARTHA Furrow a chef el'reurre, in active rehear
sal, and w,il shortly be performed for the ant time in
America, in Italian. nert-2t-
$278,200
EATLEY & CLARKE's ARCH-BT.
S. Zrederioke, Acting se 4
Stage Manager
FRIDAY IVEND/11. Noremper I, 1858,
PAIIVEHTTE.
Bernard, Mr John Gilbert; Count lifaurles de dram
rifle, Hr. Wheatley; Pauvrette. Mrs John Draw; The
Ducheee of Beaulieu. Mrs Stoneall.
lINCLB JOHN.
Goole John, Mr John Gilbert; Niece Hawk, Mrs
John Gilbert.
Admission. 25 eta. Secured Boatels; Dress Circle, 87,6
eta ; °relearn Stalls, fa cta; Seats In Private Boxes, 75
eta ; Gallery, 13 ere; Gallery for Colored Persons, 26 eta;
Private Boa in Gallery for Colored Perm); 38 eta;
Whole Private Box, 83.
Doors orn et quarter before 7 &Gloat ; COMII2O/200 at
7M, precisely
lUDS. D. P. BOWERS's WALNUT-ST.
LT.E. THEATRE. corner of NINTH and WALNUT
Sheets. FRIDAY EVENING. November 6,1868, -
- .
Macbeth, Mr P B Conway; Miseinff, Mr If L Perry;
Dimino, Mr McDonough ; Malcolm, Mr E P }LW& ;
Lady Macbeth, MrsCoc.ray; Hecate, Miss Etchings.
DOUBLE DUMMY.
Priddle, Mr F Drew ; Mrs Priddle, Miss A Cruise.
Prices of admission—Becond Tier and Baldly Oirele -
and Third Tier, 26 cents; Parquet, MN cents; Dreg s
Circle,6o cents; Private Boxes, according to Midi
locale,
locales 3 and 56; Single Beata in Orchestra and Private
Boxes, 75 cents.
Doors
at 7 &cloa open at quarter before 7 &clack Curtain rises
k
NATIONAL CIRCUS, WALNUT -ST.,
above EIGHTH—LEWIS B. LENT, Manager.
The Management respectfully informs the public' that
thie favorite place of resort will open for the regular
winter season. on
MOD DAY EVENING, November . Bth,
in a style hitherto noattempted. During the interim
of the house being closed, he ban bad the ' -
WHOLE INTERIO,R ENTIRELY RENOVATED: :
the seats re-covered the walls repagered , the dome
remodelled and repainted, leaving nothing undone to
make the " National " one of the_ most elegant and
comfortable places of amusement in the United States.
lle also avails himself of ein,seslog his determination of
GIVING FIRST OLANd EQUESTRIAN DISPLAYS?.
and, in order m reader them more interesting, has et-
Tented. arrangements for introducing
. A NEW SET OF PERFORMERS
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every fortnight, thriakeetting iSlirethe interest which
superior exhibitions of this character always generate:
Ilia stock of '
110ESES AND PONIES
are unequalled and in good condition, whilst his
Dresses, Properttea, &d., are ell new, having been
gotten up expressly for the campaign of 1818-9.
A list of the Performers who will
INAUGURATE TUE INITIAL DISPLAY
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will be given in suPtequent publications.
Daring tho season, Performances will be given on
every Wedm sday end Saturday afternoon.
The following scale of prices will be observed :
Dress Circle and Ferquette 40 cents.
Children to Drees Circle and Parquette.......2o
Family Chub 20 Ii
rfIROMELIT'B VARIETIES (Cafe Theatre,)
Northooot corner of FIRTH and OLLE
The management, extremely gratified 1:1 the BUG-
Ceisa of
MACBETH BURLESQI7a:
would respectfully announce its repetition, eTerY Welt
thle w. ek.
It will be preceded and followed with songs by
Miss MARUY and Miss JENNY WREN I
Dances by Was VALLE
Mess, °heresies. Gems of Opera, Instrumental Solos,
T.ecitationa, Comic Songs. and Ethiopian Eccentricities,
by the several members of THE STAR COMPANY!
The EVENING'S ENTERTAINMENT will always
conclude by a FAROE or BIIhL SCUT, under the
management of MR. T. A'BEOKET, notice of which
wig be given daily in the Ledger.
Concert commences at 7,4 i o'clock. Admission 10
cents.
QA.N FORD'S OPERA HOUSE,
ELEVENTH Street, adjoining the Pennsylvania
Railroad Depot.
_ . . . ..
6ANFORDN3 OPERA /TROUPE.
The largest Company of
11IINSTRRLS IN TIER WORLD
EVERY EVENING New Seem Glees: Matinee.
Refrains, &0., with Danciog by the
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Ailmisaton 2.5 emote; Children 12.34 cents.
AD — On Thanksgiving Dm , THREE Performances,
via: 1014, and 711, o'clock in the evening nol-Int.
PRRI NG'S GREAT PIOTURE has ar
rived of the TILLAGE BLACKSMITH, and
will be on Eildbltion fore few days only, at the Store
of A. G POBINSON'S Picture fluttery,
oc3o•tf 910 CHESTNUT St., eb. NINTH.
SSEMBLY BUILDINGS, TENTH AND
till CHESTNUT Streets.
Immense attraction. New Novelties. Change of
Programme each Exhibition. The LEARNED CA
NARY BIRDS and SPIRIT RAPPING. Go and see
SIGNOR BLITZ. .
The great Ventriloquist and wonderfdl Magician.
Performance every Evening doting the week, at
half•past 7 o'clock and on Wednesday and Saturday At
ternoons at S.
Admissire:, 25 cents; Children, 18 cents. 0c25-Im*
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
Partnership lately subsisting between OLIVER
P PARKER and JAMES H. LAIRD, (Proprietors
of the Franklin House, in the city of Philadelphia)
under the firm of PARKER & LAIRD, was dissolved
on the sixtPenth day of October, A. D. 1858, by mutual
consent. All debts owing kr the said partnership are
to be paid to the said OLIVER H. P. PARKER, and
all demands on the mid partnership are to be presented
to him for payment. 0. H. P. PARKER,
colfr-tufr-et JAMES H. LAIRD.
(10-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.—The Co-
Partnership heretofore existing between GEO. W.
CARPENTER and WILLIAM ft CENSERS, under
the firm of GEO. W. CARPENTER & Co , is This Day
dissolved by mutual consent, And a new Co-Partner.
Alto is This Day formed. composed of GEO W. CAR
PENTER, WILLIAM C. HENIZEY, and- GEORGE
W . CARPENTER, Junior, in the Drug and Chemical
busineroi, under the firm of (IEO W. CARPENTER,
HENSLEY, & Co.. who will continuo the business at
the old stand, No. 737 MARKET Street, where they
are prepared to supply the orders of Physicians, Drug—
gists, and Siorrkeepe.s, in all parts of the United
Motel, with all articles which they may require, of a
very chews quality, at lowest market prices.
Philadelphia, Nov. 2, 1858.
GEO. W CARPENTER.
WM 0. EIENAEY,
GEO. W. CARPENTER, Junior.
BpIIBENS' MAGDALEN.-
The exhibition of the celebrated painting by
Peter Paul Rubene, of " The Magdalen Renounaingthe
•Yanties of the World,. will positively be closed on
SATURDAY next, Nov 6th
The proceeds of the ox.ibition t, be devoted to the
Union Benevolent Association. Admission 26 cents.
JAMES 98 16 A RLE & kON.,
CIIII3TNIIR Bt.
GIRA_NICLIN INSTITUTE EXHIBITION,
11.' SPATE ARMORY, SIXTEENTH and FILBERT
Streets. Prist.ansLcma, Noy. 201, 1863,
lid The EXHIBITION will close on SATURDAY
'EVENING next, the oth inst.
DEPOSITORS will please call on MONDAY next, the
Bth inst , at 10 o'clock, and remove their goods.
Proposals will bo received during this week, for the
purchase of the large frame shod awl all the lumber, an
it now etends,to be removed by the 20th inst.
All persons hiving lost any article daring their visit
to the Exhibition will please call at the Committee
Room, and they may recover it.
SCHOOLS will be admitted this week, during the
day, at FIVE CND TS per Scholar ; Teachers in atten
dance, tree ; but the Principal will please, in the first
place, call on the Committee, and an hoar for the ad
mittanoe of the School will be Ippointed.
The Committee on Exhibition' having, o, Wednes
day last, placed in the hands of Messrs. Benjamin Cu
bit( and J , aeph Cooper, "chord Directors of the Tenth
Section, eleven hundred tickets, grataltonely2 with the
request that they would send one to each of t he Teach
ere of the Pubho echoole of the city, with the compli
ments of the Committee, would state at this time that
if, by accident or oversight. any teacher has not re
ceived tho ti •Itet, if tney will call at the Committee
Room, the error shalt be correc'ed.
By order of the Committee on Exhibition,
n 04.36 JOHN E. ADDICRB, Chairman.
LOOKING GLASSES.
JAMES S. EARLE 4 SON.,
Manufacturers of LOOKING GLASSES for MAN.
ThL'i, PIERS, & BIDE WALLS, of every idae, style,
and shape.
Pier Tables, Cornices, Brackets, Consols, of new and
elegantdesigna; and
PICTURE FRAMES, with Frames for Portraits,
Miniatures, and Photographs in every variety of style
and price. Importers of ENenevistis, every new
Publication being received the moment of Lame, end
OIL PAINTING, from the Studios of the beet and
most celebrated American and Europ.sn Ari.ste.
A LARGE GALLERY OP N
Open at all times, rase Wholesale and Retail r
era in Mahogany and Walnut framed L..oatnc 4
to which they invite the attention of c00..i
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ezo WOBTPTUT STYE;. 4 `.
9/1 4 044 144 9/4,?Aii!
Wants:
sWlttsemenie.
SANFORD CHILDREN
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