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Vim 7th, and New Orleane 10th., From New Orleans
9Dth ; Havana 284, arriving at New Ybrk 28th.
'Oarrawaa , ..=Yrona' New York:32th,nrriying at Havana
nth. and New Orleans 19th. ;Prom New Orions 27th,
- Hiiimi 80t1warrivingit New York Bd.
• ;- Ylituraiyuu r -From New Yoilll7th, ariiiing it Ha
vana .22d, aid New Orleans 25th. 'Prom New Orleans
Athillbivana Bth, arriving at'New York 18th. .
Um*. -Watiatoalirom Now York 27th, arriving: at
.Havana Jet and New Orleans 3d.', Prom New Orleans
'l2th;Havist' ut 15t1i, - dua'atliew York 19th.'
Zwat 'Oberleston -4th 'and 19th, due at Ha
vana Bth aid 231:-. /rem Havana 10th and 25th, due at
New Yerk,l9lll and Wet -
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" ilooso`ftatep. WV on- Runday,:the atom:on;
willsoil on Monthly, exotlyt fromNo* Orleans.
ittittligtnts
PORN' riti!ammosnA; Nov. ".16. 18$8.
KIM BMW ''7,!B I 01114 SITS' .4 E 4
111411 , , WATER • lO 30
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Si steanialtip,Keystone _State,. Marahvaan, from
Cliatlibitol442hourit, witfimdse and passengers to Alex
Heron, Jr, Paesengerr•-,Mr Vrliale, ROY Si Marries,
Bit,Oso Bummerellie,,biles Z P Polly; Mrs J
and tatiltijthe steersgs. , :.Ploi - Dlth,J2 SO P bf, passed
threehlituste,d Sthoodar. with /Riots Dying In her main
tigging:`gaborafon Cape Remain. Nor 14th, 545 1' Si,
Naga Head :bearing west by north, distant 14 miles,
pieced schr Cora, °lnflated; could not make - Mit whole
she hilted from; she had a green bottom, Ilesh•eolored
tipper peke, anAgmettralkallati rigging and suns all
standing; boat gone, and Tassel abandoned. -16th, at 8
Ahl, mead barque 'Charles W Pinata:ey, front N
boded up.
Steamship Phinsis Sprague, Matthews 48 hours from
'Boston,=with mdse and passengers; to Henry Winsor.
,prig W - 0 OltititiViCi 12 days troll Ploton, Hg, with
-Shine to captain:2— , '
,Bett Tenneisee, Witolter;lo deye from Eastport, with
lathe to E A dondorle.oo. - • - •
88,802
'13,3,852
312.288
8281,
Pt .P1;1
2x1:0
• 008 85
41%10
28
2E9 82
Bail eHaa Marieillillyard,l day from .- Dmyint, Del,
Wiih•whsat to JAktrits Barrett & Son " •
Fehr Job'Oreen,-"Agen..l doy from Smyrna . , Del, with
'Wheat to,hui Talettley& - •
Behr Lathes' •Clielee; ittraugbaii - , •1- day 'from New
Hustle, Detywlth with•iibeet to des 'Barrett it Bon.
81oop - 4- Bell 1 daj from Leties; Del. with
- masa, to:,Thio W - Parker.• -Repot fa the sobr. k rands
Wrench; of 'Union, NJ, Loveland, from Maurice River
'boned to Norfolk, In ballant, parted ring or inch or en
Sunday booming, and was driven ashore at the Brook
'water: bat wm gotta without damns by the pßot boat
Elert ^ rike.'" No raitels 'remained as the Dreakkater on
ifitildey,evenbag except the ache Mechanic. •
filciopiliedrew Disnehip Priniell, - 2 days from Camden,
Del; kith' wheat to .71.114e0011ey. - •
Whithy;4.Readarrin-,l'day from Odbeas, Del,
with wheat to Olatation Curren.
•• • —• ". ••• OLBARICF: '• • - '
Stennislitp,Delarrnrs, °open, N York, Ailderdloe.
Egrip'Stalwart; Lucas ? Oharleiton, Thorns Mohan:1111,0n
Brig"Amason'; Barbadoen, T Wnttson & Sons.
Bohr Wm L Springs, Langetag;Bentlek City, Onan
Heataher iE Co.. -"- --
ear B IVUltng , Claypool, Bilthzoie. A GrorLi, Jr.
riuthitirci
(90 - ... - rrespundenee orthe Philadelphia -
• _t ' Oeps'lshlza, emelt', 116 .P M. ,
Two biatuse, several sahotaterm awl a Boston ate III
shlii; supposed-Ca be the Platte's Sprague, weed la th s
losenoom Nothing going' cal; iS lad SW—weathez rainy.
-THOS. B.
,
pot ziiicaisuTCVTill
. • - amebas GA Nov 1
New York--all will
Ribiodederedadrack bead arloduall ttierra 141"
-
?Ida allied lit ode o'clock for New'Yoti. '-
': . ,"B4lplime s 4bldaels - eciathard - from Newyork.
-
~`•-i' 14101011ENDA.. ' ' - - -
,
StasanshlPT,llenrfebei, Hind, hence, arrived at Nevi
York lade inst. -
SteanlidiffilldtManil Oavendy; from New York for Ban
Ifiinciscia ' r efeariii at Blade Janeiro Sept 25. • ' ,
Steamship ',Yanderbllt,•••hersire;* from. Bremen - and
"lime, via Sou thampton 81-inat,,arrived at New York
.111.4:2 hijoateritayir -,-;' •; ~ .t, •-,-, t -..• -'• • , , ,
-Steamship rhiladelPhitii Hopei - n, iron" -N Orleans
sth, via, Havana Bth inst, arrived at N York yesterday.
— Blo42fe,erol; - .lehnson, hplieen'arrlvad" at, Charleston
Slap ;,-,Greatfliepultllo,frdei New : YOrli for liarpfranl
aisco -Wila gemilt‘h titt,latli 54 8, long 84 81. -•
•13h11/"Ttgriiii, Storms; fat New, Orleans , - (*Arad at
Rut de .TaneB6 Sept 28: - .P' - •"•• _:•• ' ."-:•_ -, ~. . '-
—ship-Bold "Imam., Crosby, for Liverpool, ifti'lolmlrtig
at Iquique ilept - 80.i" ,' - , • ,_, • , , • -
gh;p i fieohoeray;Bill,6ol3l. Goi, York foe San Fran.
cla', out into Itta - de:Same l ro Sept 2q for rorestimenta,
ifid.clearad biotin 2lth, •' " , ' '
" 814 "IdSletit lilye,Wekver;"ailed - fiera - Putoa Island
l'ept 25 for Cork. ~.„ . “ - •
Ship Gleaner; 'Last; froni Cardiff, - au at '2ohoga, Bay
of PA rums, Get 18., • .
-
Ship Halamitioo; Taylor; from - Oity;POltit, arrived at
OlUnleatinalath init.' ,- -- ' , t -- •• , -•-• ' • •
''Ship ' Colombo 'Stewart,- far ?Liverpool , cleared at
Charleston 11th inst. with 2111 bales town . '
Ship . / 8 Great, Hincklay,ettiered at ALobile lOth Inet
for_Livergoel,,,ith 38,28 bales" of cotton,
,valued at
8288,214 3 ' • -,=•-•---' "t."-t, - ,' - tz ,• . • • • -
Baiting Mahlon Williamson, Sclirfforth - ,wie towed
.to - fies fitmliew tirleanii'lltVinot - -- - -'--
1, -IlariaiilVarria Fisher, Gallagher, froth - "Savannah,
arrived at St 'ago de Cuba 2801 nit, with eight of the
limsr,- of , the brig IndustryyloSt ' oil her passage from
Tarks•llland to New York.. • '-."
- .,Barque Mary H Kendall, Skankland , for Philadelphla,
Wig luadipg at HeronsBth boat. •
Barquif Taceny, Hardy, wow dimharglng at [vats
Bth inst. •t: `", - -- '' - ' •
Baryptri U milton, Jackson, hence , arrived at St 'ago
de Cues 25th nit.. ~, -.. - ,
risme Florida , " Mon day, hence, arrived at Cardenas
Barque Delia: IMpilay, , Bishop' fOi Philadelphia,
'milled tram Matanzas GI lost, ,-- - , -.. ,
Barque -Dmild . 4', Wilson; Peacock; for Boston, went
to sea from Ott v e l ston 11th inst. .
Brig Henry ,"Gratit, henna , arrived at.Newburyi
pat lith,b/st7 '',.!:- • ~,
Brig Ferergie , Witte, Balled fronaNewbiryport 12th
fast. - (or. Skil Iphle.
i
[ Brig-klanitl4 Gering, for ,r4lliutelphisi wes loading
I at limns Sthl b. •- , • . - "
I • .Behr.,-Dr"John4tridiey, Whit°, fr om Cobol:mei, at
i(6l,Went•Olstllit. ;,,-,. ••• -, " • '-•!. ,• :•• -• •, , ~ ,
• -5 cobra James "Bnelido; Neal, and W,B Ferguson, When,
lon, foinlla4elphia, Nailed from New Haven 14th lost.
[ .- 60h; .Marla -Jtoxana, Cox, hence, arriTiqi. at Boatoa
,
_ . .
• • ftolir Leiria Mulford, Polo, !isnot, nitioed at Listen
nab 12th Intl:, . • , , .• , , -
• : flo)tri Mary 2 2mltti, Brun, kende, arid 14 W Gard.
nor, Bourne,. front -Baltlmoro,.anived at (Ambush:a
- 12th Lust,. •- . .
. „
86hrfJ,„P .2retherlll, Cobb. - • pot Bostonjolosred at
.ohoidsatoallth Lost, •-•-• -••-,.• •
aithrs 21sts,Hasssolial
dolph, Hisletoo; ND T Thompso n pirate, sad 2Ph s
ro, Oraticaer,- honestly:Eyed • at: Washington, DO, Idth
ISOU , Siooadoid, - Mtrpliy, Oissied at New. York yes.
:tordsy for 'Philadelphia% • - • '
;,,Botr Lucy t. Shsrp, Bliarp, hraobl stritOd at Ports-
Month 10th ~L
Beano Auk, Lion, 01Itu, and litrrover, nuabor, hence,
Ivo& et Charleston 11th to►t. • • -
fl , Leyortag. McLaughlin, ;from Providenos,
ent to see from Obarleotoo 11th haat •
Sabra Grace Girdler„ Paine; -Prank Herbert, Mayo;
4. Hammond, Paine, dleared at
IMaton.lBth init. For Philadelphia
,ilehr Julius Webb , Porgy, cleared at New London 12th
.Indt, for Pbiladniplda: - .-- - • • ' •
- - Behr lilatratba: Diem; nailed from Newboryport 12th
but: for Philadelphia? , • - •
„lahr-Yankee Boyciltiley, hence, irrired at -Ilartterd
Sebum Sitiard Slade',Alalea; acd Jails Smith Crowell,
-leered at New Yolit.lBth Wet. for Philadelph ia; • •
Behr John a Hord, Campbell, for Phllialeiphia, as led
rout [Sutton/ filth fret - = "- -
&tamer Than Sparks; Green, for Ph'iladelphliyealleil
ronyliartfentllth
?CLAIM +l4/BOXLLANY
• .
• -
he►tiff
NW,btoir Of , Saturday night atonal:lday
morning „oecationed a number of recede lying oil the
Battery, New Tolk,'„to drag', their auebors, none of
which wistatinulanydarnage. The Mimeo Manhattan,
ferSydnenW/Liiiiliaged below Gevernoloy Island ; Lod
iMiunatal, escsnednoing mahout.
Norfolk. Not 'I3-The dfig Delta, Van Pelt, of, and
from New Yorke rtth'aeargo of Salt, arrived, thfs morn
ing, haring enoonntared thw late gate] sprang a iotic,f
wad Will have to go on the'sraya; •
Key street, Nov, ..0,-The Br- buena_ Sir Jitriee nose.
f,oto Havana'-for Palm Oath, Nag, run whore night of
:the 21th on - trench Beef; was got off by anchors on.t.ho
22 it, and tuought to thlaport; the cargo bee been Me.'
'ohargid. , the barite, hove onti and the keel' fond Ye:Y ,
ranch injured.
- Thi-Proiteh insigne fOarannecia; from Minatitlan for -
Havre, With a cargo of lroCl,',to; is ashore. - The raw
ael is arid to-hawybilged'dniing the dirwm north wind
teat night; ahe tityted off, and is new at anchor.
The TI 8 sloop or war Plymouth, Coin Dahlgren, was
Vera-Oroo Oct 18th } wetting the arrival of - the Ames'
"cl , ,
.
' RAW 11 . 08 k; N0n46.:-Ar, itoanshipi Roanoke, Skin
nar,T,orismatith; tynn it ue Rapid, I,larnottalk, Vera Oran,
'birolnir Clubs, rlnnso; Naiad, NP; 'Paha Clipsiey, (Br)
;Wayoett. EitiOnotga & Nti;, Benat,,,r, Weskit, St Jato de
_Cuba;ltSmith, Allen, Oharinniort; Sarah Bratiaj
Dongliini,'Geoigatown, 8Q; Inamii Hato; Majo , palate.,
ar:tainVien'A Jex, Guide, Selina, Wadi Lin
i
ndad, rolonsenticlitieinniarbrlgi::Moxiriefo, Schrader;
Ouratoos; Si/ rdant.,Prird, Rio do Janairo.
- Old, ships Pailtlttilf, Ranted; Galionton: kt NVhitmore,
Obarlestonr Oiphenn, (gram) W 01111011). Bra.'
:I,;,trwoorirignia,;Townnend, Richmond; Maria. (iamb)
Raack:Blobilo; - barque; Aura, Crosby. Havana. Virgi.
nts,•lllU,liarbadollei Oatais Some , Hiticklay i ' Mobile
brigs Tyrant, Lind, . Pernt ndo; Lon Amigos, (Drawl
Laita,ou, Ittpgaton., • ' •
• •1,1:; - -: - - FOXIHGN 18011T8. -
Sept 33.•eltip Wahl hi Mains, Ilnarphrey,
for Idg; b quo Weeper, Annitaga i lor Oleegow; do.
Ills do 'Janeiro' Sept 20; ships Tear, Palos. Da.
ar 1004) Weather' Gage, *Oleo ) Now York
•Inotar •• ,•
0 420tk, baronoe' Eviingelloe;Olailr Sun Pranaledoi,
210elifery Sawyer: BerilettiNew Tort 22d, brig Joe
iilHok o llogern;4o; 284; Ow brig Sophie, amptonltoadel,
-24th; barque oheivialeri - Aodorson; New Orleans; Hui,
Orlemii;' Mitch brig Dirk
illandriekikrew- Yorki-28:14:baronee •10big - Queen, —,•
tHeltinforeOokliblior3eilbyaroridenoe; let nit; sobs
klontroseiWinalow. New Orleans: - '
•
Slit Hem Hinalltlan 20th illt; berg, Mod.,
totir ‘ Vlkeetorii - ;
Hlvioa -Ai 80th nit, ship f &thin, N York;
illakehiptlolinlleneon;Gartlneri 44 George W-
Pate, Proeldencon-briga,Hope, N York; Lodi,
Wad ) Portland; 4th Mari brit giroprou, N
DirtOlCbriglintidorepe,LDo
,611rAirig4 Wanow,lllobardwin rrwit -Hrogetort,
- Tent for U 8; put In on rieeouotof had weather' '
- Old 81irtireibrIlikklattleidit," Hobile, , eieldrer
Jllegdejeirtiil , N;OrleillelTP - 41 - 3tiCtntablacpatell, do;
proy•24/ brtg Helen Ilayoiro King; Bevannabi'nelir H
Powritendi - baMbertrltOriktde , :oblif Emily; Tithes: X
•t ICOtjorkrLikl.sehrillrldiiiparide t t ge:t Welt; 4t,b; kalra,
5 atricittirle,iltopl: 01,841 pip., Itrbgegu do i 64,4 brig
lefinjirensa6l* go t s Emma)? Ohne, Hat.
ve - K,PatitAL" 144031iPirtillifirtitiikala; sohr Ms
Tair/ 0 4 MOMPG , •
slit
llll,ltter•r"li,,,‘.a -
jr. 441,-, 4 9,`" ti-k" -5 'l5;
ORLEANS
'NAVAL
DOMISTIC( POILTB
01114.11 D HDITIE-sOhestitut street ! '
,D,P;Evan's, N.Y- Judge D01211,1(13ill, Potter's
011 , Whealey & la; , Dr A. F Willed: la, Va ,
'3 I Cohen, Balt. Mut J Sterrett, -
.R Matllalr, ?calcine( Miss Ogilire, Scotland
P Schembure, N T C Johnson, Osnada West
11 &Net, Natchez-, - John Jennings, Canada
Wni Nivin; Canada n A Seelig, Perla, France
Theis N Stanton, NY- -A 0 Pulling, Alban!
,Mr,Whitney, N J N Randall & la, N Y
GIME Rill, Beaton ", w w 'mew' & la, N
.13,fircGee d la, Balt R W Gale, Charleston, 8, 0
DE Stout, Reuling 31 W Delningereading
F Lemming, X' W. Dauber, Mt V 0
'0 Wendell, ITaehington Mr Lang, NY V ernon, '
J LangdOu; ElMira , P D Luther, Pottevllle
313 - .MoLanahan. - ye Vent Gen W Scett,'N Y
Sir Kimble, N. Y - ,H B Seholes, N Y
Clayton Petioles, NY AD Hilliard, N
D Bailey, Altos - 0 W Hersey, Boston
'Geo D Whittle, Chicago , A Arnold. N Y
John 'navel, WY Juo Da Haven, Boston
,A Jones, Indianapolis P Hoagland, Fort Wayne
John L Ricker, Jr, N Y 7 Tifoupg,N Y ,
8 Geier, Y E Dana, N Y
J - 8 Baxter & wf, Oa , JD A Beam, Boston
Mrs Tauxter, Boston' D W it Gulp. Lafayette
Smith, - .Tersoy Oity E CLark,Oonn
Haul M Orranaugh, alma W K Mahaffey, Min
L Cornish. NY S A Hart, Charleston
II G Angel. N Y W Breeden, Va
0 Rime , NJ - Al Hemiger, N Y
P O'Hem'. Richmond , Mr Morrell es la, Balt
Jae F Lee, Balt . E O Carronter & la, N Y
DD Earle, N Y J Olcott Brown, Portland
IWE Anderson-& h, N 001 Borrill, Wash
FRANKLIN HOIInE.:-Chestant street, above Third.
0 DeGrath, Philadelphia WWl3ltlock, N Y
W A N Greer, Danville Mrs Burrell. N Y
A Walther, N Y 1, J . Smith, Reading
W Milford, Del J R Rue, hlllford, Del
TlO Smith, NY • • ' Mr Snodgrass, N Y
A M Wills, N J - Mr Fairchild. N Y
7,llodgera, - Burlington,N J 0 L Crabbe, N Y
Id 8 Butterworth, N J ' ' W J Butterworth, N J
John Fitch, Ohio J G Whittier, Southard
Alfred 11 Dogma, NY H (Slime, N
Jacob Rowe N Y' • James L Clark, Conn
T 0 Van Al in; Danville, Pa John Cox, N Y
D t along. N B Beadle, N Y
(S W May, N Y • John Falainer, N Y
0 W Brilent, N Y " James 0 Porter, N Y
P Dickinson, Pa - - -
MERCHANTS , HOTEL—Pourth st..bolow Arab..
0 Leckbari, Manch Chunk G Huddle A la. M Chunk
Mr, Leisenrimt & d,MCh'nk J B Brown. N Y _ .
Mal 0 McKibben, Gala ' Mrs Hull, N Y
Miss Hut, N Y J R Eby, Harrisburg
H P Bruner, Columbia A. Patton, Philo
R 0 Bon; Look Haven It V Brown , - ,Reading
B 0 Epponhelmer, Reading 8 Walton &la Media, Pa
-T New; N Y A Wheeler. Masa -
•A Kimball, Mats, - . 8 W-Hopkins, Mass
7 P West, , Mate Geo L Joy, Pomeroy, 0
W Rivera Pomeroy, 0 W Whitaker, Pa
Hon 7 8 foot, Pottstown - G V Weston, 8t Paul, Min
T P Simpson, M Chunk .7 Gross, Harrisburg
Hon G W Foranton, Pa •J Wood, Manafleld, 0
J B Shreve, Mt Holly. N J B It Peacock. Mt Holly
BeoJ Poacook, Mt Holly ,0 H Gould Maas
i
J 0 Butler, Masa P Birkett, diots , -.
Wlt Whittle, Mass - It Langoske, Money, Pa
John McMullen, Monoh OhkJ P Keefer, Ohamberabg
B D Crawford. Pa.. HBridge, Pa ,
BI Daly, Pittsburgh - , .
. .
. .
AMEBIO AN HOlll3E—Oheetint street, above Itlith.
S M Lewli & la. N Y ' Geo Bates, N Y
Miss Lewle,llY ' A May & la; °heater co
Mies E May, Cheater Co _Ohms p Jones, N Y
A B Burton, N Y 0 It Burton, N Y
Henry Newell; N Y Dr 0 P Brown. jersey Oily
A P Jameaon, N Orleans —J H Boide, Washington
I Jameson, Reading.' r- Diehard Sharpe, Kahl
P Landerbum, ltokley • Wm Sharpe, Pa
P Daniell, Pottsville Jae W Linville, Phila
.1m B Derickson, Pa. N Marsh, Newark, NJ
G W Roberta. l Cheater Wm Bushnell. Pa
P IPAtela, N Y N Packer, N Y
W A Arnold, Pa Bulkley, It Y
11 Bisearand & la, Balt W G Meeeeratt & la, Wash
J M Watkins. N Y Jas Hopper, Md
16 A Ourtle, Del
UNION HOTZL—Aroh street, below Fourth.
T M Stiles, Ohio W P Rogers, Ps
II G Murray, Ohio W D EBott, Phil
L B Smith. Barks co Col R Ratoliff, Tamaqua
M B;81311111.. Pittsburgh 1111 Pitch, Ohio
Mrs Cook, Did Id V Burnett, N J
V B Wilson, Allentown Miss M L Wirsou,iAllentwn
E Tunes, Easton J K Young, Easton
Davis, Doonsboro , L &Minns, Salem, Ohio
A M Ladish, Pa D J Leidloh, Cadlele
NATIONAL BEOTRL—Hate street. above Third.
Dr A H Todd, bid T Bert, Schuylkill co
& H Ebernian, Bethlehem I Oomley, Ohestnnt Hill
U ITheldoit, Pa J Haenchen, Reading '
J 8 Bettis, Lancaster H Darlogt)o, Pa
N German Jr, Allentown J L Klapp, Heading
H W Greasy, Pa John Young Lebanon
Ream; Mel y, Pa D II Young. Pa
G W Smith, Banbury, Pa (leo Gundnker, Lancaster
H .7 Handler; Pottsville Oboe U 11111, Pa
111 Linbach. Pa- B J Belp, Roston
B liast;Rutztown P H Brmentrout, Pa
A Reppard, Newtown A Merrell, Pa"
WmDarnbachiltington ' Slaymaker, Lancaster
MOUNT VBRNON tIOTED,-Bocond at., above Arab.
Walter Backlog', Pa GeoO BorHog, Bur N
W Dairen, Lewistown ' , lasso Brown, Lewistown
Bdward Bostwick,'Lewistln Geary Rank: Lewistown
,Tho K Markley; Mont 00 .B L Barton, Mont Oo
Miss Mary Goodman, Del Miss Amelia Goodman, Del
loseldt Goodman, Del '
MADISON H01199-43eeow3 et., below Arch.
P D Mintzer, N Y Alex II Batelf9, - Pa
G Thompson, N Y - T B Fenner, Boston
Ranh Gilmore, Phlls D 8 Murphy, York, Pa
David P Rogers, Albany Diehard P (Dolby, Alb any
Jas L Jacobs & la,Heading Hobt D Morton, Bolt '
tamuel Huotington, Balt •
BALD NAGLE—TWA street,. above Oallowhlll.
J D Dear, Hrldersrille S Prsokenflet, Lehigh to
D Blob, Jr, Lehigh oo , J Haligata, Pennaborg
Mrs 11iligtM, Penneborg P Meeker, Carbon Co. Ps
Chas P Wack,.Norristotro Geo Bright, Banbury, Pa
O A It app, Doylestown A 8 Oottom t ,Doylestown
Stool Roth. Pa - Henry Roth, Pa
0 Helety, Montgomery co
DIACS-BRAtt 1N17=411111 and Merchant streets ,
W Woodward, Chester co (+ Wood Lana co
J Bale, Chester co • /Binh, Cecil Co, Md
W Fry, Chester on D Kimble, Chester co
W Greer, Cecil co, Md R Cheeney. Oheater co
Await Kimble, Chester oo Alt Kimball, Chester co
8 Kimball, Chester co lien Callagher. Philo
Dr Duffield, Cheddar oo T B-West, Chester co
Jon Coiner, Molter co W P Beatty, Del co
J 0 Beatty, Del co L Beck, Chester co
J Ondlngton . N J II II Stryker, N J
B 8 Totten, N J 'Washington 131 IL bet cc
tent Eabune Del co
A El White, (Muter co "
SLAM BELE HOTEL—Third et., *b.
II 8 - Ludwig, Douglasvllle Mrs Ludwig, Lousier/111e
Jas Weiler, Macungie - David Peter, Pa
Daniel Ernst, Albany, Pa' Obis Lenberd, Albany, Pa
Daniel Fetherhoff, Paßeboek, Hamburg, Pa
Tit 'freebies. Pa - - hie N WNW, Pa
Al Deeper, Cooperaburg
BARLEY BEIBAIr HOTEL;—Second street, below Vine.
A Windor, Attleboro J 11111, Germantown
J Price, Danboro Jlarren, Doyleatowa
B Drown & la, Drownsburg Allem Drawn, Drownaburg
J Egan, New lope , Bobt Phillips, lii
E II Phillips.llD, 11l il 0 BriviebawAtinikertown
9 Scarborough & da, Pa SI A Watson, Pineville, Pa
Opzcial Notwee.
A Fair Proposttion.—We understand that
Jules Hanel & Co., in offering ai lutes I , TokePS Age
nienne /lair iteflovilior,ll agree that 0 tt does not
restore the tuft and whiikers, however gray, to their
original lire-like color, in less that three weeks, they
will refund the money wild - for - it. Tho Renovator Is
wan anted not to contain any deleterious substance.
For sale by all respectable Druggists, and at the Labora
tory or /male Helm & Co., Perfumers and tthporters,
706 Cur sraur Street, Philadelphia. n016.0t
One-Price Clothing of the Latest Styles, and
male in the best M911120r, expressly for RITA= SALES.
We math oar lowest selling prices in Mara menses
on oath article. All goods made tom*r are warranted
attisfsetory, and our oliglitlits SYSTEM IS strictly ad
hered to. Wo honeys . ..this to be the only fair way of
dealing, as thereby all are treated alike,
:ONES it co.,
an 2737 _ BOA iiii)llllifli Street.
iltinnett's Cosoaine.—
BURNETT'S 0000dINE
single applleatton tandem the hair—no matter how
e'iff 'mid dry—soft and glossy tor several dais. It
ink BNB? APD CIIIIAMT Rain DRUMM IN UM
WORLD. MIMED & CO., Twelfth and Chestnut Ste:
dole Agents. Nor sale by deslers generally, at 10 ate per
bottle. ' riblid•tf
Professor, Eritindbrat tinniest Institute, at
the .WEST PHILADELPHIA. INSTITUTE, corner of
MARKET ttreet and WILLIAM, will be reopened on
the drat MONDAY pt September.. Pupils, to the wn
liver of fifty, will bo received WITHOUT HTTIITO3II or lAMB
OK THII TABBING'S RAILWAYS e► THH cm.
Thus, without expense, by a pleasant and safe eon
yeyanoe, puling can be carried into the fresh air of the
country In leflei than half an hour from the centre of the
oily. Permit gems of open ground border on the beau
tiful groves of thie ffeminary; which is Patronized by
many of the distinguished gentlemen of the iity, among
whom aro the Editors of The Press, the Ledger, and
The North American and United States Gazette. Pu
pils are received by the day, or into the family of the
-Principal.
" PIIIL4DELIMU, /lily'', 1858.
" We, the undersigned, have had cone or wards in
Professor Saunders , . Inettture and family during the
Session which has Jost awed. In respect to parental
khideoes happy Inflnencos, attention to health, and
programin thordegh education, oar expectations have
been fully realised. To our friends, who are looking
fur a deoldedly'good school for theft cone , we cordially
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Other Patrons of this Institution : •
ELI S. BURNETT, 409 Market street.
JOHN 0. MITCHELL, 203 South Sixth street.
T. B. OOLOHAN,I42 South Eighth etreet.
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_ SAMUEL MOORE. Logan Square.
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MORTON. MoMIORASIL, office of North Amerloan.
, ELLIS ,LEIWIfi, Penn Square,
11.7^Nri flarcsaror moan Seisor. e4-ti
To All 'Who Wont Money. — . Jones &,
OD., Brekere; Northwest oorner of TIMID and
GABKBLL BTRIIKTB, ,below LOMBARD, advances
Meth 'liberally, In large end email amounte, upon'
depoeiti :of - Watallea, - Diamonds, Jewelry, Gone,
Olothing, &e on:nioderateterme. Mee honre from
BA.M. 0022.1 m !
W; Ilenriyalion; SlOnufactnrer of Window
WADES, and Importer of OURTAIN and lIPROL.:
t3TERT MATERIALS, LAOS and MUSLIN OUR
TAINB.
BROOATELLES. SATIN DE LAIRS and'
IiVORSTBD DAMASK, RAPS, MOREENS, PLMKTSB,
GIMPS andzTASIBLS, CULT • CORNICES and UUE. I
TAIN ORNAMENTS. Gilt Window Sheds'', with all
th trimmings, es low sell ciente each. Just reoelvod
from Auotfon a• lerie invoice of Ourtaiii, which Are
effaced at the followlutunpruoodented low prima:
Muslin *. Carnal's, Et_ 00, worth' IS Os g pair.
Li. ' $2 00, it 54'00
Tambout Lade 'I .85 00, " 8 5 00 " "
Quite heavy " " $6 00, " 810 00 cs
Elegant rloh Embroidered, $lO 00, " $2O 00 ig "
; DOWitcartatn4 from $lO 00 total!, 00, per window,
, - Ootopleto.„ t
Oustatuo made and ,put up at mbortook
notlot, by , competent workmen.
W; . 4ESRY PA'II4N, 050 ORROTbIitT at.,
411,001 , ' 'Cipporge Jayne Drew Lai
-ME pRESS,--PMLAD, „EL„,, „TVESDAY O ,, KJ 1858.
=.: i v - t :
titlia-Maarket - Street,
Importer and Dealer in Pine WOoliels, Jewelry, Silver
and Plated Ware. Plrete:cdasi gOodsoonetantly on hand.
The anbcerlber, paying each for every article, y 0018 . 4,
to cell at a 'phial' advance. Those abbot -purobac' ing
would do well to 'call. All goods 'warranted al rigni-:
entaed.
Grover as BakertO Celebrated Family No Ging
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MACHINES.-
A NNW BTYLE-PRIOE 760.
780 011/313TXTIT SMELT, PHILADELPHIA
These Machines sew - from two spools - , and forte a
Beam of unequalled strength, beauty, and elastieity,
- which will - NOT rip, even if every fourth stiteh be out
They are ungneetionably the beet in the market for
famHy me.
' • .
- eelB•tf jErlinliD /OR A outoutax.
St. Vitnses Dance.—This distressing and
mortifying nervous affection ie left generally either to
take r its natural course, er is tre(aed on general princl
ples, with very little SUCOOPII. The reruns 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 trem
bling(' known an Bt. 'Mule(' Dance.
For tale In this city by Y. Brown, corner Fifth and
Oheetnnt, and Hammed & Co., corner Twelfth and
Cheetnnt oc2B. d&wtf
Oa the 7th bet., by Rey G. R Whims. Mr. WM.
J AUGUSTINE to fides EMMA. W PIEROE, both
of this city.-
At Newatk, New Jersey, on the 16th Inst., hire.
HANNAN LAYTON. In the 71st year of her ago. - .•
Funeral from the residonee of het son. John Cerro*,
1622 Locust street, on Wednesday afternoon, at 2
o'clock. **
Suddenly, on Thursday evening, 11th instant, JANE
H., wsfe of Edwin Hall, and daughter of the late Robt.
M. Ford.
Her funeral will take place from the realdence of het
husband, 220 North Twentieth street, this (Tuesday)
morning, at 10 o'clock.
On the 11th of November at the reeidenee of her
son.in•law, Mr. G. N. Morteon. .111'.11 &SETH HAR
VEY, widow of the late' Samuel D. Harvey, in the 124
year of her age
Due notice will be given of the funeral. *
On the 18th Instant, JOHN BRIGGS, lu the eith year
of his age.
His ,relatives and &tondo are Invited to attend the
funeral, from his late residence, in Penn's Manor, Masks
county, this (Tuesday) morning, at 11 o'clock. -
On the 18th inst., JOSEPH F. MINTZER,In the 98th
year of his sae. '
The male relatives end friends of the decagon& are in
vited to attend the funeral, from hie late residence, No.
218 Gaddll street, title (Tuesday) af.ernoon, at 8
o'clock. /10.
On the lath inst., Mrs. CAROLINE HINDS, in the
62d year of her age..
Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, from the reeidencebf her son-in
law, Mr. Samuel P. Swope, Orthodoxatreet, above Main,
Franklord, this (Tuesday) morning, at 10 o'clock, with
out further notice. To proceed to Lafayette Cemetery. *
. . .
On the 18th Instant. Mrs. RACK EL WEEKS, • widow
of the late Wm. Weeks, aged 76 years.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect;
fully Invited to attend the funeral, from her late resi
dence, No. 26 Catharine et., this (Tuesday) afternoon;
at 8 o'clock. ; M
• •
On the 15th tact, HANNAH PANOOAST, wife of
Elisha Panooast, and daughter of Wm. and Elizabeth
Sharp.
The relatives and friends of the family are reepectfully
Invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her
husband, near Barneeboro', N. J., this (Tneaday)
morning, at 10 o'clock. ee
At Atlantic City. N. J., on the 13th !nat., JOSEPH
LIMON. in the 33d year of hie nge.
The friends are invited to meet the remains at
Vine
street wharf, this (Tuesday) morning, at 8,4 o'clock,
without further notice *
On Seventh.day morning, 18th lest , .70/IL ATKIN
SON, in the 77th year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited
to attend the funeral, from his late'residenee. No. 1018
Cherry street, on this (Third.da3 ) morning, 16th smut.;
at 10 &clock. to
. .
Suddenly, on the 18th instant Mrs. ELIZABETH
TiIINEKEN, relict of the late John Minstar, in the
74th year of her age.
The relatives and those of the family are respect
fully Molted to attend the funeral, from the residence
of her son. John Ucneker, 1434 North Eoventh street,
below Jeffereon, on Wednesday morning next. at 10
o'clock. To proofed to Cathedral Cemetery. *s'
On the 14th inataut, JAMES NOELIT , aged 80 years.
His relatives and friends aro respectfully Invited to
attend the funeral, from hut late residence, Lower
Merlon, on Wednesday morning, at 10 o'clock. 5*
On Sunday, 14th lest.,otter it long and severe 111nesa,
Mrs. MARY ANN DAVES, wife of Thomas 1 Wes, in
the 424 year of her age.
. The friends of the family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from her late residence. Igo. 1824
Hancock street, below Oxford, this (Tuesday) afternoon
at 1 o'clock. • *
ErVoting Men of America... Their Advan-
AGE B AND DUTIES —A LECTURE on the
above subject wi , l be delivered by the Rev. Dr. EUR
n Ay. (Kirwan.) In the Musical Fund Nall, TUESDAY,
Nor lath, at 8 o'clock. Tickets 25 cents. To be had
at the principal Dookstoret.
The proceed. of this Lecture are to be devoted to
the support of the Mission nohoole in the moot deist!.
tute Inealitry of our city. nolBM*
ITTLectures for the Benefit of the North
BROAD-STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
by the Rev. Geo.P7. Bethune; D D ay. A. A.Wilitts,
Park Itenjsmtn, Erg. and others. Plot Lecture on
FRIDAY SVENING, 10th inst., at MTh3IOAL
Tickets for the aro lecturre $l. - Single admisdon 26
can's. Subject—. Fashion,” by PARE lINNJAIIIN,
Esq , a new edition never do'ivered ip 'Bevels
can be bad attire principal Bookstores
yrln accordance with the non e of former
yews, a DIME PRATED MEETING will be
hold On THANKSGIVING DAY, Noy. IS at 8 o'clock
, in the Methodist Episcopal tirron ()hutch;
FOURTH Street. below Arch, at which Christians cf
all denominations are invited to be prevent.
Rev, John Oh webers Isulepanstint.Chisreli. • _
- Obeli D. Cooper, D. D.; Prcteetaut Epieeopal
Church
" Reuben Jeffrey, Baptist Church.
tt A. A. Willing, Reformed Dutch Church.
" H. W. flutter, Lutheran Church.
tt Chas. A. Smith, Presbyterian Church.
Jo.. Mason. Methodist Rpisoop 11 Chu-eh.
Alfred Cadman, . do. do
Rev JOSEPH 9ASTLE, D D.
EDMUND J. 1 AR D,
TIIONIAS T. MASON,
siolff tnit Committee of Arrangements,
-ErTs Railroad Companies and Human Lite.—
The legal duty et all Railroad lompanies to adopt
at once, promptly and generally, precautionary improve
ments of tried and undoubted value, elleuleted to,
gave life and mitigate danger. needs no aegumeet 10
convince a thinking man.. But, unfortunately for the
maple and the elockholders, there are MOM too rainy
of those in authority who do not sufficiently realise
their reeponsibility in title matter, Their to oughts are
steepled about too many other things f their duties as
lieperintendents are clearly not their sole thought and
study. Large fortune- aro accumulated fu a few yearn
from entail eateries. and the Talent mama of the com
munity lqok up to our railway officials 411 if they were
the °real Mogul. But let us ask how many of them
perforni Viol , duties with a single eye to the intonate
of the Btookholdiks, and the safety r f their employees
and the precious lives that are del y committed to their
keeping Suppose, for instance, as was suggested a
few years sines that a seat be provided in front of melt
locomotive, and ore of the directcrs requiret to ride
In front of each passenger train, bow long would it be
before the aforesaid Mane would make the inquiry of
their meehaoles: Are our irons arranged to atop tee
noon as they pbeeibly tan be We also have a profednd
conviction that they would have an earnest desire,
also, to hold the reins themselves when la that poet
hon. This may bo a strong ease, but it Is directly to
the point. It is ABSOLUTE VOLTS and the VERIEST STIP
mill( to run a railroad train a moment without giving
the foremost man upun it, of hie own volition the pow
er arrest it instantly, if required. The time, we *rue,.
Is not far off when mein high to mithbeity, ip receipt of
princely eateries, can condescend to give these minor
(to them—primary to the traveller ant atookholder—)
subjects a little of their attention. It Is an unfortu
nate fact for the Intermits of rat Ireal corperatiena, that
compsraellmly row smart, able anon week for salariee.
7 he men of thought, and men Of notion, are their Men
'eniteloyers ; they have the forethought and judgment to
adopt and get the benefit of improvements before they
are driven into them by public eentiment oe legisla
tion. We wish it were fully understood by railroad of
deem that the moves 'of all great enterprises is de
penlent npon attention to little things,
An officer ms y noilect Improvements admitted to
iircduth •nortr or improve work, or anything of that
Maractor ; but to neglect any precaution for the safety
of human life, or the control of the fearful momentum
inherent in every moving trite, Is a fearful icapoliel
ty for any man to aesuirm, ant we undertake to soy that
no man pease:sing the quallficatioos for a Railroad Su
perintoadent will neglect to give attenti in to aueN de
vices for ono moment. It is, or rather ought to be the
meat important thought of a Superintendent's businese,
to anticipate and poov.de the antidote for every danger
to which hie, rain Is liable. A, man of eutncleet abili
ty pod enbaciende for the position wattle' hardly refit
Math satirfled that be liad performed his whole duty in
Oils matter. It is perfectly idle for a President er
Ouperintendent to any, or endeavor to quiet his eon
acienco by saying, that nothing will happen to us, we
are all right sod safe; to be cure, accia on's have oo
curred, bat we never shall have another train out of
time—we never shall have another axle break, or wheel
either; ear rails ore all right Tto cattle along our
road are better educated now; nobody will ever place
obstructions on our track, or pry open the rails. All
the villains and rogure are is State Prison (What a
blended thing It would be if tole latter clause were
fact! We wonder where some railway managers would
be then.)
Acclimate will ecear, that escape the meat rigid scru
tiny. WV eels break when least expected, axles ditto,
rails ditto, chairs also. Murderous villains will pine
obetru hone on the track, and nhmerons cantos con.
spire to make s rrompt stoppage of the train a fre
quent necessity. It will not do, Meson,. Railway offi
cers, for you to my lu reply to this, - you aro bored to
death by new improvement of alt mete, and do not
know what or how to decide; you might to know; and
If you do not. you should confide In the better .judg
ment of those who do. It is a poor way to shirk your
responsiblity by ;Hying them aro the opinions of some
over-sanguine luventer, and entitled to no consider..
tion. They aro stubborn facts, which we are prat 'red
at all times to substantiate. We make no atatercents
we are not preparel to prove: and we think we have
given a sufficient amount of thought and study to the
subject of railroad accidents to know whit - will pro
duce the largest amount of a tetv In Jallway transit.
Our familiarity with railroad mechaniena dates back at
far an 1832, and we are egotistic enough to think that we
curet bo charged with being a novice. Perhaps the
greeted amount of difference in our cam, as ageinet
that of moat ancestors, is this: Wo never came be
fore the public until we had a THOM, YROV9D, AND vo
7110711 D INVXNT1011; we consequently have never had
to unsay anything.
We wish railroad Mears to understand se early as
possible that we are not to be classed with those who
present them itnprovonaents of untried and doubtful
' value, nor do we sell potent rights and ask commini.e
to incur the expooaos and trouble of experiments. We
know just exactly what we propose to do, nod we in
tend to do It, and we aloe intend that every ral'road
company in the Union shah adopt this imprerement or
some other equally as good for the purpose.
It is to be hoped that the time is nearly at band when
railroad trains shell be better controlled then hereto
fore.' There has been altogether too much' trusting to
luck In these met ere, And it will not do Wo urge nil
companies to adopt our iniprovetnent at once, while
we are selling cheap; you will capita to it, gentlemen,
and you will evince your wialem -end forethought by
acting promptly and buying it while you can (ch 'apt
and as an evidence - of our good- Leith and honesty of
purpose, we wit) say that we will farielela the maclimem
for the entire panteopr equipment Any'reitifi
will allowtour months trial before eettleo eet,egd eittlei
company Allah be its own judge as to whether the'lip...
prevenient to desirable This precaution. we laden , .
take to say, will pretty. to the eecurity of life and pro
, party in rillway trains to an extent hitherto u' known,
or, to We the laconic leugusge of the late Nicholas
Dean, Its universal adoption would mark a new era in
the safety of life and property convoyed by railroads.
Wo refer, In conolualon, to any of the officers. anti'
neers, or master-inechentra of the following r ads:
Iludeon River, Cleve'and and Toledo, Terre Haute and
Richmond. ellehtgan Central, Old Colony and Fall
-lifter, Panama, ko . ke , ke.
B. RAILROAD OAR-lIRARE 00.,
No, 01 PINE Bt., N. Y.
W. G. Centime, , • n 0124 Wet
MBank of Commerce, Philadelphia, Oct.
0, MS.—Notice la hereby given that an Elea
oe THIRTEEN DIRECTORa. to Peeve' the en
suing year, will be held at the Banking Nouse, on
MONDAY, the 15th day of - Novomber neat, between
the beau of 10 A. M. and 2P. M. oc2a kith-Mole
[TTNoilce.••Tho Third inatairriont of Vivo
Dollars per share on the Stock of the Second
and Third-street Passenger Railway Oompeni , of Phila
delphia will be due and p_ayable at the (dace of the
Company, No. 226 WALNUT. St, e .on or before No
vember 20th, 1868.
By order of the Board. RUBY OHARWODD,
0019-tathe-tit2o deoretary,
.filarriag es.
Mtatlio.
Itteetitig".=*iVieiTinli;"al
cl at-
ERS tent on to a PUBLIC MEETING of the ROEINE
Al3BOO IATION at the t , .A.N0T,1, ard HAYDN RAID,
corner of SPRING GARDEN and EIGHTH - Streetil,
on TIIEZDAY EVENINGI NOV 40, at ,hcif•past seven
o'elook:
.The meeting will be addressed by the Rai. Mrs.
At 4 TOINNTTE BROWN 'nuoitwELL, and other
JI:• lady will s pina - several pieces, aooOmpanied by in
atrumental music. "
- The object of this Soefety is the Deformation of Bo
bastes who have wandered from the Path of virtue; .It
hoe hien eleven years in operation, and has had under
tto eere'nea ly el:hundred of these unfortunates. '
The managers desire to obtain it larger. building, se
they are constantly obliged •to refuse admission to ap
plicants, for the want of room. •
• The friends of the cause and the public are invited to
attend. Adoilfsion free, nol6.2te`
fa... Pair Play for Women.—G. • , W. "Cartioi
Esq., will, deliver the Hearth ,Leeturis before the
People's Literati Lull Lure, iu CONCERT LIALL,
ISAY EVENING, November , 19lh. 9ubject- 6, Farr
Play for,Womon
No reduction in the price of Season Tlckete Tickeiii
fop male st the Bookstores.' ' • nolB.4t*
,Office of the Dauphin and Susquehanna
OOAL 00 MSANY—Nswilt moo, October 20,1855.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of this Oona=
paermill be held at the "Girard Horse,” in Phila.
dolphin, on the thin!. WEDNESDAY, the ITth day of
November neat, at :moo, when and where an election
will be held for eleven Direetors to serve for the ensiling
year. The transfer books will be closed from the oth to
the 17th of November nett, both inclusive.
By order of the Board of Directors,
DRANK B. BOND,
on 23.-dtnoTl7 Secretary.
Tr.' Homo for Invalids with Affections of
TUB MUST.
8. W. corner PA MU and OH.EBTNUT Btieets.
0021.4. m . West Philadelphia
[l:r Business Men'• Union Prayer Meeting
Deny from Twelve to One in the Saneom•etreet
°hutch. Have I been there? If not, why? Spaniel
'Payer for Sabbath Schools on Saturday. Prayer for
our Firemen on Thursday. These services are deeply
interesting. eel-tf
Notice.—The Board of ' , Managers of
THE LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD 0051-
PAN Y have THIS DAY declared a Dividend of Three
per Cent on the Stock of the Company, payable in
Oneb. clear of (hate Tax, for the Six Menthe ending
811tGotober, 1868.
Internet at the rate of Six per Cent*
per Annum will
be paid on the Stock of the Company, in Stock, for the
Six Months ending 30th day of Apri , , 18'8
Payable to the titockholdere, or their legal represen
tatives, on and after the 14 December, prox ,at the
Mee of the Company, No. 803 WALNUT Street.
_ •
J. N. MITOHINSON, Treasurer.
,Pbtladelphis, Nov. Oth, 1853. uoll-tu'lisatile el
lir— Philadelphia Exchange Company, 'Nov.
- let, 1868. Tho btanagera have this day de
clared, a dividend of .TWO-AND lf-lIALP PER
CENT. on the Capital Stock of the Company payable to
the Stockholders or their legal Representatives, by the
auperlittendent, at the Yaolulge, on and after TUES
DAY, 10th Met. The Transfer Books will be closed
until that date. WM. L. GRANT, Secretary.
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SATURDAY, the 20th inst., at half-past two o'clock
P
The Lots offered are diettnt about hall a mile from.
the city line, and about a mile ant - a quarter from the
Court Douse. They are 'dated oh the south side of
Pennsylvania avenue, and on the north aide or Brad
dotkle Plaid Plank Road; thug being at all times eamly
acoersibls'frore the clay.' Onnlbessa pass the premiere
every half hour The proposed early completion of the
Pittsbmgh and Connelsville Railroad, which passes this
property, will atio:d further facilities to purchasers
having their places of business in the city.
Ihe terms of sale will be one.fourth cash, and the
residue In three annual instalments, with interest semi
annually. for The deferred payments, the bonds of the
inirelosers trill be taken, Seemed by mortgage on the
property add. For plane of Prolierty and further in
funnatton, apply to lE. RE d 00 ,
B. M'LAIN & SO
Pittsburgtq or
BENJAMIN ItUBll,
nolo:4.ft 620 Walnut etreet, Philadelphia.
errsortal.
TNEORMAT•ION WANTED An OUT
JANII DIIDGVON AND HER ONILD, Auottr
TWO YEARS OLD,--They loft England in the .hio
lonian. Captain Mitehelli and arrived hare on or about
the 17th of Octobor last, sines which tine they have
not been heard from. Persona in coseenalen of any In
formation in relation to them wilt do the distrealed
fans ly a greet kbadnets by luavitur it with the under
eigad4• ALFRED NEM ILI,
NO. 4111118118:118 Street
nOlO Btif
KRINGLE HEADQUARTERS.—
bbtt hate, Jest received our French Confectionery,
awl ate manuftoturtog a superior article of Marsh Not
low Cum Drops, Boa Deus, Croim Dalua, .ka Call
aed supply yourselvts with the boot Confeetiouary In
this ety, at JR/I%IE B & lIVANS..
nelti•Bm No. 718 BIAMILET St , bet. 7th and Bth.
ISAAC T. BEDFORD; BRICKLAYER,
No. 211 PEAR iltraei, back of 21° WALNUT Bt.,
Door iho Exobnogerrooldanoo 821 NONLI4 Street.
Rangers end Heaters buili mid repaired, and all kinds
of Brick Work aOll6,
Orders by Despatch Post promptly attentlel to. Bost
of reference. nolo-2m's
( VERY FULL ASSORTMENT OF
..C3t. handsomely finished si,k Umbrellas; and Rhin,
every variety of cotton and gmffh+o, Umbmiiss, manu
factured and for sale, wholeaalo and retail, by
JO9gPff F. ABELL,
nolB.3t* No. 2 North FOURTH St ,
1 IGHT, NEAT, STRONG, AND DORA
ble, In the Paragon Umbrella, made of either allk
or Sao Scotch gingham. For aalo, nholosalo owl rated',
by JOSEPH FUSSELL,
nol6 St* No North FOURTU Pt. : Phila.
p EFINEI) SUGAR AND STRUP.-0.
ld• DONOGRUE.IS South WATER • Street, errors for
Selo standard quality Leaf, Crumbed, and Palverlzed,
White A. and 8., Levering's, Odra Yellow, and Yellows
of lower grade and steam nil ,d Syrups of varloue quell
tire. Also, a general seeortment of Coffee and Ada
mantine Candles, at reduced prl , ss, for cash.
noll3 St*
cws. A. F. ROSAT,
•. TEACHER OP PENOING,
.•';', ,, ,•3l,oijtETT.'S GYMNASIUM,
4621141Virtir.' MARKET Street, above Eighth
OAKIIM.-1,000 bales Navy and American
Oakum, in atore and for ago by
WEAVER, BITLER, & CO ,
nol3 No. 23 N. WATER St , and 22 N Whams.
CCUBABUGAII.- . -250 Boxes prime Yellow
Marano in Store stud tor sale by A. MERINO,
oc2o 140 South FRONT Etroot
S ALM e r . .-- .. 411 0 T s i ii er a - c i f , J y B
o an o d .
B B ,i 4 D ßa i r , :tt o a , ii
, no 2 105 AROU Rtraat
WITE•FISH.—A very Superior Article
of "Mackinaw" in Ilan Bbla , just received In
Brare,and for sale by 0. 0. B&DLER, dr. CO.,
103 ARCH street.
ViTHISKEY.-40 bbls., 20i do. (Miller
Rlakeretonte) Old Monongahela Whiskey,
store and for sale, by A. MERINO,
oem-tr 100 south 1110 NT treat
A LLSOPP'S PALE ALE—In Elids —A
LA. cOnotant supply on band In Cuotom•house More%
for salo by WILLIAM IL Y.Sh.TON, 210 Own PRONt
Prod. uo6
OFFICE. OF THE DEIALWARE XII
TVAt•dAPETY lio-toriteNoiecoMPANY.' '
PVILADELPHIA. November 10, 1868;
The following Statement of the affairs of the Oom
•pany is published in ronforocity with a provision of its
Charter: •
Passnors received from Noveniber 1,1857, to Ode.
bar 81, 1868 :
On Marine and Inland 11ie15a....8381 803 62
•
On Pire Risks 118,414 17
. .
$170,217 79
P8R11101.11.5 on Policies not marked off Novem
ber MI 825184 02
PREMIUMS MAMBO 088 An moan, from lot of Norm
ben, 1867, to October 31 1868:
On Malian and Inlaid nfaka....5390.641 75 •
On Pire•Riska 123,011 68
Interest. &o reotived durlog -$513,663 43
Name period,
Longs, IXPRNSIII, &G., during
the year as above—
Marine and Inland Navigation
Los - ea 2245,170 16
Fire Loreee ' 41,219 21
Return Premiums 41,768 14
Re•inanrancee, Commissions to
Agents, Taxes. leo 48,428 68
Nxpensee, Salaries, Rents, Sta
tionery, ,lre 18,607 82
-----$395,219 00
. ,
Surplus $147,954 f 5
ASSETS OP TR COMPANY.
November 1, 1958.
Par. Market Value.
103,050—Philadelphia City six per cent. ; •
Loan $105,144 OD
89,000 —Pennsylvania btate live per cent
Loan 88,216 00
21,000—Pennsylvania State six per cent.
Loan
80,000—United States Treasury 4N per
cent Notes
50,000—Pennsylvania Railroad 2d Mort
. • . gage six per cent Bonds 45,875 00
20,000—North Pennsylvania Railroad Mort
gaze six per cent. Bon Is
/5,000..800 shares Stook Germantown Gas
Company, interest and principal
guarantee! by the City or Phila
delphia 14,926 00
5,000..100 abates Pennsylvania Railroad
Company •
6,C00..100 glares North Pennsylvania
Railroad Company 850 00
1.203..80 shares Philadelphia Ice Boat
and Steam Tag Company
1,00-2 shares Philad el phi& and Savannah
Steam Navigation Company
250..5 'Marna Philadelphia and Mare
do Grace Steam Towboat Com
pany
• 200..2 shares Philadelphia Exchange
Company.
810,700 Cost 2318,207. Market vaine,43:ooo9 0
Bonds and Mortgages • • • 10.000 00
Beal Estate, office building 81,853 85
BBL receivable for Ineurancea made ' 101,000 80
Balances due at Agenolea —premiums on Ma.
rine Policies recently issned—and other
debts due the Company 01,288 14
Scrip-and Stock of sundry Insurance Own
panies
Cash on deposit In Banks
November 10.1818.
The Board of Directors have this' day declared a Di.
vidend of SIX PER CENT. in Cash, on the 'original
Capital Stock, and bI.X. PER OMIT. on the Scrip of
the Company, payable on and after the lot proxi MO. -
They have also declared a Scrip Dividend of TWEN.
TY•PIVE PER CENT. on the origund Stock and on
the Earned Premiums for the year, ending October 81,
/858, certificates for which will be issued to the parties
entitled to the same, on and after the list of Di comber
next.
EC?' Praambia and Resolution adopted by the
Board.
Whereas, The Increased means of the Company aris
ing from Profits. - and which will be derived from the
increased Capital Stock under the late amendments to
the Act of Incorporation, render the farther continu.
acne of the Guarantee Capital unnecessary, therefore
be it
liesolved, That the Guarantee Capital be discon
tinued, and the notes repres.nting the same be deliv
ered up to the makers thereof, as soon as the %eke
taken during the period embraced in said notes shall
have determined.
DIREOTORS.
dames D. Hand,
Edward Darlington,'
H. Jones Wools,
Spencer
Thomas 0. Hand,
Samuel E. Stokes,
N. Pen Won,. -
Robert Burton,
Jacob F. Jones,
James B. 11 , 2arland,
Joshua P. Byre, -
John B. Semple, Pittabli
D. T. Morgan,
T. V. Logan.
11 MARTIN, President.
HAND, Vies President.
itary. n013,1w
William Martin,
Edmund A. Sondes.,
Theophilus Paulding,
John It. Penrose,
John 0. Davis,
James Traylor,
William Eyre, Jr., -
Henry Moan,
Joseph H. Peal
Dr. H. U. Huston,
George G Leiner,.
Wm 0 Ludwig,
Hugh Craig.
MsFlea Kelley,
WILLIAL
THOS. 0..
HENRY LTLIIIIEN, Secret
V'ASTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.—
• OPPION No. 6 EXCHANGE.
- - .
AIITHORIZBD STOOK CAPITAL, $.40,000. CHARTER
Paararoas.. • - •
Fire Rieke on Merchandise and Buildings.
Marine Risks on Vessels Cargoes and Freights.
Inland Trensporta:lon Risks on Goods per Railroads,
Canals, and Steamboats. taken on favorable terms.
DIRROTORS.
Andrew Cochran, George A. Wright,
William I. Brown, Thomas Shaw,
Richard G. Stotenbary, George Cookman,
Peter D. Myers, - Charles Stop,
Robert R. Wac ker, 'Jacob Seed,
Jacob Ltikensi ' W 0 htotesbury.
ANDREW COCHRAN ; President
WiLLIAX I. Damn, Vice-Prwident.
01t - oar — Lines.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD COMPANY.
atgi
.P401•141•77 '
I,OCIAL PICSIGHT NOTIOE
IRE WINTER TARIFF ON FREIGHTSBETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURGH will take effect
on MONDAY, November loth, DM
RATZSBETWEEN PHIL&DA..A.ND PITTSBURGH
90 eerie per 100 Ibl
.73 II dl
ISECOND MAU
/MTH CLAMS 60 ' ci
Freight Agent Rennl. U. R. Co
a pp PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD OODIPAN Y.
NOTICE TO PHILADELPHIA MERCHANTS
WESTERN SHIPPERS
THE WINTER RATES ON .IfRISIOHTS WEST
WARD by the different Railroad lines will take effeot in
BOSTON AND NEW PORK on the 15th histaut, and in
PHILADELPHIA upon freights destined beyond Pitts
burgh on the lath inst.
The rates are lower than former Winter prices by
Railroad. Say:
PROM PUILSDELPIIIA TO
Ist Olas.s. 2.1 Class. Sd Olama. 4th Class
Columbus, 0 $1 20 $l.OO 8 82 82
Cinolnnati, 0.... 1.50 1.10 90 87
Lou'still., Ii y.„. 1.50 1.27 1.05 46 80
Indinnapolln, Ind. 1.85 1.15 05 TO
St. Indl, Mo 1.80 150 180 95
Chicago, 11l 1 00 - 1.25 7.10 80
To other points In the West at eomparative low rates
by Ball, and at the usual difference below Rail rates
when shipped by river from Pittsburgh.
11. 11. HOUSTON,
(leiietal Freight Agent P. B: H.
8d,148. noo-12t
;1Ni:tool/titans club Covartnerebips
fiIHE FIRM of SPARHAWK, MINTON
& WURTB was dissolved on the 4th in t., by the
death of TROMAA P SPARRAWK. The !mimes of
end firm will be settled by the surviving partners, at
No. 302 MARKET Street. WILSON DOfiTON,
N. A WURTS.
Burrlviug Partners.
nels-2t*
Naiads., Nov, 15, 1858,
NOTICE The Partnership heretofore es
'sting botween-Petar Oliphant, J ohn Woodside,
and George Ado tipin, under the arm of OLIPHANT,
WOODSIDE, & has THIS DAY been ditkolved,
by mutual °consent.
The aura of the late firm will be settled by PETER
OLIPHANT and GEORGE 3'o ALPIN, at N 0.407 ABER
Street, Philadelphia,
GEOME BIOALPIN,
P OLIN:CANT,
JOHN WOODSIDN.
Philadelphia, Nov 10, 18.58.
The bnelneee Will be continued by P. OLIPHANT and
GEORGE MoALPIN, at the old place; No. 407 ABOEI
btreot. noI2
licrliban (Maybes
CHOICE GOODS for tko HOLIDAYS
MARTIN & QUAYLE'S
STATIONERY,
TOY, & 'AMOY 000D3 EMPORIUM,
No. /0:6 WALNUT STREET.
A cho'co and elegant assortment of Goods milted to
tbo ooming HOLIDAYS, comprising articles of utility,
taste, aed ornament. selected from the latest Imports-
Gone expressly for the City Detail Trade.
& G.le Stock embraces every variety of Dolls,
Wax Crying, and Bleeping, An., together with a large
variety of
PAPER DOLLS, WRIT/NQ DESKS,
PORT FOLIOS, lIBRDARIIIMS,
• SCUD BOOKS, PORT,-,MONNAM,
With a large assortment of Dames, Fancy Boxes,
Juvenile Books, Dell Furniture, Theatree,
Stables,
Warehouses, with a general assortment of Toy and
Fancy Articles
SANS! SANS! SANS!
Latest style Pans, Silk, ()rape, and Linen
Also, Cricket Data ; Dalla t 'artd WleVets,
715-- TRUSSES I—Gennine French, for
Adults ' •
T icUSSES! Genuine French, for Children.
• TRUSSES I , do . ' do. Ladles.
TRUSSES! Approved American Styles.
Supporter Braces; English Abdominal Belts; rin
gee, a new and improved Belt-injecting article specially
adapted to Ladies. use ADM, bath-room or hi drant
Enemas; French Preemie , ; Breast Pump.; Infants'
Nireing Fl she; Nipple Shells and Shields. For sale
by_ CAL= If, NEEDLES, Pharmaceutist.
and Practical adjuster of Mechanical Remedies,
• • S. W. corner TWELFTH and RAGE Sta., Phila.
Ladies , rooms—entranco on Twelfth street, next door
to store nolh 8m
NI ALT! .81 ALT 1-8000 bushels superior
A.LIL Now York and Onnada Malt; 17 tone lltte , wheat
Meal; 16 tone Corn Meal. at National Railroad Depot ;
1224 MARKET St. [nol6-6tfq C. PRENTZR4
YOUR BLINDS AT }MONZ-
A-AP !BERGER'S, No. 18 North TWELFTH Moot.
Every eetisfaetion le glyen, or no sale. Old Elinde done
op equal to new. nollit•Ot iXet
WANTED.—A. - Partner with five or ten
thousand dollars in cash, to a;gotaaptnalatet4
nese already established Good reference given and'ire•
gutted. A l qiess . inerEßPßlElE; thie oftlpe, 1
nol6.Bt*
WANTED—An enterpiising man, with
a swan 'CAPITAL, to take an interest is •
badman that pay,,1300 par . cant, prom, end rea d y
'eales Address "C. EL .13.,” at this nol6-2t*
.WANTED—A' situation by_ a young, man
who is a good Writer, and quick at figures ; has
had some experience as. waistant Book-keeper. and can
give the best of reference., Address " JORN,” Blood's
Despatch. - : - ' U.*
$795,401 81
1 / V A
by N 12 1, - -1 A e . o n n energetic nwehr!
hue e t i c h in .
da
some
, to o Sar i O n tl4l
in the Dry Goods ti ate. and is well sarteiated with the
City trade. will beer of a goOd situation br addr- Being
" DRY GOODS,” °fees of - The Ryes:. lt*
29.050 22
WANTED—By a' first-class •Salesman, a
situation Ina Wholesale' Clothing. tknee: The
beet of testimonials ae to capacity and chareictet Will be
given. Address REYNOLDS Blood's Decliatch.
nols St
$543,203 65
WANTED, A LOAN—SI,6OO for three
months. A policy of Life Insaraned will be
given as security, and liberal interest peld.'• Address
‘• &dote," food , e Despatch. nols-2tve
£IIIIE ADVERTISER IS DESIROUS OF
.1. entering Into an arrengement withsoine =ones..
tarer of 011hattOALS. He le to posseenlon of ' a secret
in regard to the manufacture of a Uhemica' which; w:th
his proem, can ba sold at an exorbitant proat ' Ent a
small amount of money is needed to construct the ap
paratus Address ~0 11E61181'," office of The Press.
- twig 4t
WANTED—By a Young Lad, 17 years
of are who is intelligent and writes a fair
hand a Situation in a 'Wholesale Store, or any other
establishment where his services may be useful. Can
give the best of references. Address "Henry," at ma
Office. nol24lt*
21 y 210 00
80,112 60
WAN TE D—A Situation as Assistant
Bookkeeper In a-Wholesale Store. Salary ant
so much an interest as employment. Addresi "Phi.
lip," Cfnee or The Press. nol2-4tße
12,000 00
WANT.r.D—A Partner, to take the place
of a retirinc Member of one of the old.* and
moat successful firma in this City. $2O 000 in Cash will
be requited. All commuulialions must be co:. fidential;
Address T. 8... at this Office. noll-6t*
WANTED—A Situation as Bookkeeper
'and Oorreepondl Olerk by the Advertise;
who has hid several years' experience en Mereahtile
bush:lees. Beet of references given. Address . B
Office of The Press.
IVANTED—To Rent, for the winter sew.
eon,' with immediate powowition sParnished
bout° of moderate Else, with modern improvements,
west of Tenth street. Address A. M., office of this
•
Paper. oe4
IVITANTED, FOR THE UNITED STATES
OAVALIIY—AbIe-bodied; unmarried mon, to
whom will be given good pay,' baud, clothing, and
modiaal attendance. Pay from 818 to. PEI por month.
No nom hiving a wife or and will be aosepUd: Apply
for MOUNT - MD .13EDVION at No 817 blettlreT Street
above Bighth, north aide. ,
,
1. N. 1100 BE,
let Lint. let Dragoons,
apl7-11 - ' - - neon:nine. °Meer.
.... 8,220 00
6... 42,067 86
$693,804 70
910 LET— The third and fourth-stOry rooms
1 of No. 18 North EIGHTH Street. ArplAto J: W,
SPENOER, 2d floor, No. 33 North EIGHTH Street.
n0164u th a at.
gel TO' LET—The large, well lighted, and
eligible STORE, No. 88 oath SECOND Street,
which will be vacated by the tunteret pled on the Mat of
January. Rent very moderate. Apply to -
n 0115.0 A. 11. ROSENLIBLIS & BROOKS, aa above.
DESIRABLE BUSINESS STAND FOR
RENT —On the &at of Janutiii. the first, third
and fourth doom of the STORM, No 20 North THIRD
Street, over 200 feet deep. This is a desirable location
for business, being.very near Ma-ket street, and to an
approved tenant, would be rented on favorable twins.
Apply to H. D. LITENSIITTER,
noi6-4t* 120 S. FOURTH. St., opposite Library.
.mg FOR. RENT, FROM JANUARY Ist,
;11Za 1858. the first•elase Granite front Store. No. 124
North 111.1 RD Street, above Arch, suitable for -the
Dardware, D y Goods, or any other heavy business, be
ing weir lighted and commodlone. Terme entletectory
to a responsible tenant. Apply at No. 124,ii. second
story. nole-7c if*
FOR S LE—s3o,ooo.—A fimleclass amply
seen ed BIORTGAGE,for $30,000, On valuable Pro
perty in Camden oplinaite Philadelphia, having four
teen yeara to run Interest semi-annually p . paid
promptly, title undoubted For further particulars,
address BOX 670, P. 0 , Philadelphia. no18.31*:
TO LET—A BRICK MANSION AND
FRAME TENANT HOUSE, with other oat-balld•
Inge, pumps; and excellent springs of water,.with six
acres of land ; situated on ilarrowgate Lane, west of
Paireugor Railroad is 'Frankfort 'Apply to R. W.
EVANS, HEWN Street, abort, Unity, Erankford. N.
B.—lmmediate loneeslon given. nolil 61*
01 FOR SALE.—The desirable THREE
MILS WRY BRICK DWELLING, with double three
story back buddi are. and modern ceinrenlences, on the
south side of GREEN Street, No. 1664 The lot Is 196
feet 5 inches deep to Center street, entwine room for'
a stable. If wanted. Immedia e possession given. Ap
ply at the Lumber Yard, SEVENTEENTH Street, be
low Green street., - - • nol3-6tW
VOR SALE.—Brio City. Coupon Bonds
.L will be taken In payment for a valuable Lot of
ground on Bixteentluitreet. Apply to . •
CHARLES BROWN,
nos-12t* N. W. corner BROAD and LOCUST fita.=
rro RENT.—On the Ist January next, the
yercy superior and extensive ROOMS, (21 34. - 41 h
and 6thiloors each 24feet bvlitileLtios_sixifiticoun-t,
xs•• •••• • ••••••••- is one of the fine
hoprovettienta on the upper side ) between Mina and
SIXTH Street's, having two fronts, the north one on a
rear jatreet with roil cartage way 20 feet into SIXTH
Street, Apply on the premises. ,nol•tt
2 —, TO RENT, a STORE'on DELAWARG
lit. Avenue, below VINE Street r rntualng through to
Water Street, 148 feet deep. Also, the Double STORE,
corner of THIRD and QUARRY Streets, 40 feet front,
one bf ,the boat legations for large Baldness in Phila
delphia: also" ' STABLE and COA - 013-110UREI ,in
°BERRY Street, above SEVRNTR, in rear of Ash
land House Apply at 473 South FOURTH Street.
QEVERAL PGRASAITT ROOMS T0.,8E
lot. with .1i04.11D, at N 0.4 sountwEsT PENN
EQUARE. nol64t*ri
QPECIAL NOTICE.— Our client,
Y.OUNG of Glasgow, having transferred to a 00m
pany in the United States the exeltmve right tonne in
the. UMW Etatea bla went for making OIL from
COAL, which patent was i*surd by the Government of
the Untied States ' on the 23d. day ‘ of Marsh, 18r2, and
Mr. YOUNG having guaranteed to sunk Company that
be will sustain and defend said - patent against all
persons infringing the same—
NOTICE is hereby given. to all persona engaged in
the business of mating OIL from COAL, that legal
measures wi ll be immediately adopted sgalnat all pr
ams infringing said patent.'
Dated 10th November, 18158.
E. J. BNEEDIII,
13 iNEDIOT & BOAEUMAN, ffollottorg for said
Young.l23 BROADWAY New York. n015.0t
QPECIAL NOTICE.-BEECHES,&RIDG
WAY respectfully Infrrm Their Gusto:l:leis that
they have removed to No. 837 ARCH STREET, one
door below Fourth. where they will continu4, with in
ere sod facilities, the WHOLESALE NET CASH DRY
GOODS Buslneas.
Constantly receiving now Goods from the large •nation
sales 'WILLIAM DREMER;
nol3-Bt* T. R. RIDGWAY.
T persons having claims
.1 NI against the BANK OP PENNSYLVANIA, upon
Notee or Deposits, are requested to have the same
proved sal registered for the Auditor, to whom the
account of the Assignees has bees referred for adjust
ment, at that:Nice of the Assignee., No 226 WALNUT
MEET, tad Story GRIGG'S BUILDING in the city
of Philadelphia, every day daring the flattop of the
Auditor, between the hours of 10 A. hi and 3 P.
Tie Audit 'r will hold his noctings at the same place
every Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock, when all the cre
ditors can Ikea ent their claims. oc2B-tuthealet*
CARD.—TO THE PUBLIO.—The Judges
or Sewing. Machines and Oommittde on Exhibition
at the Franklin Institute having been unable to &Wan
the premium of euperiority to any of the michluee of-.
fared for their inspection, the la , dereigned would take
thin method to enab e tile public to Judge for them
aelves of the comparative merits of their machine and
any other that may be willinCte come in competition
with them.
Wo will award one thousand dollar' to the depositor
of any Sewing Machine now In the Franklin Institute
which will, within a week, execute the same range of
work with equal quickness ■nd and nicety of finish as
that exhibited by us to the Committee.
We will submit the decision to either the Ladles' or
the Gentlemen's Committee already appointed by the
Institute to examine the subject, or to the Committee
on Exhibition themselves, at the option of the party,
accepting our challenge.
LADD, WEBSTER, & 00 ,
n012.6t* 820 01188TECT St.
NOTICE —PHILADELPHIA and
ING RAILROAD..—The "DOWN FREIGHT "
Depot of ,he Philadelphi+ and Reading Railroad Cora
paoy. has been removed from No. 222 to Noe. 242 and
248 BROAD, abort, Race atreete
AU the TEROUGEI FREIGHT " 'tininess of the
Company, both OUTWARD and INWARD wilt be
tramacted at thin Depot. :NO. T. BEATE, •
no 4 lm General Agent.
.BALLEY & CIO.,
NORKULLT
BAILEY dc KITCHEN,
Have removed to flair am Ylre-proof, White Marble
More,
8.1.9 OHESTNUT STREET,
NORTH BIDE!, BELOW THE OIRARD HOHBH.
Now opening their fall stook of
IMPORTED JEWELRY, PLATED WARES, AND
RANGY GOODS,
To which they Incite the attention of the pnbUo.
aILTNXWARD, WATOIIES, DIAMONDS, AND
!ISAAC P. BRANIN,
mon COACH k OARRIANd BUILDER,
FRANKFORT), PA.
All work warranted to give satisfaction. Orders res.
pectfully solicited.' nolo.Blo*
ceiut.ut.e.EB.
WM. D. ROGERS,
00ACII AND LEHI'DCARRIAGE BUILDER
1009 AND, 101.1. OingsTNIIT STREET, -
PHILADELPHIA.
Orders for CARRIAGES from all parte of the wort
exeoutod with promptness, and satisfaOtion guarantied
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Notices
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PEA'AL9,
ATTIIOLIMALLI AND ASTAIL
Qattricimeo
Esaa fixtures
- • • uttounite' nip"
A oADEStr OF ' MIfSIO .- ~TAL IQ N
OPEkd -
• LAST:VIIEN BUtONN. -
TEN ill SHSSOBIPTION --
wnrrl44li,AT. ImamIG;I4O,EMBRE 17 thr
GRA h D.. - 0.41.1.4..r...N1GHM...
- SECOND TIME IN AMERICA.wiII - lie - pred. _1+ 1 1) 11 ; to
Italian FLOTUW -cash -
THE - RIO/MONA
MADAME COLSON AS.LADY, ILENRIIMPA.
' CARD.-41r. STRAW/SOX reipectfally annotureml
that for two months the most extensive arrangements,
regardless of expense, have been .made to Prodwo the
Opera of MARTHA, in - Vitalism in isetyle of the greatest
completeneia and effect, for which purpose all the mi.
Waite - accessories et - costume -will, be. introduced to
give to each of the scenes the advantage of the richest
decorations. so that the miss en scans may present an
animated picture of the peasantry and Court of Queen
Anne>. reign.
MADAME COL2ON as LADY HENRIETTA.
MADAME BTRAICOBOII. as ' - 'NANCY.
SIGNOR BRIGNOLT as - LIONEL.
SIGNOR ET fORE HABIL"! cc.......... Pt HNKETT.
tIG. N 1001,617 BARLLI ea SIR TnIaPAN.
SIGNOR %LESS at JUDGE OP RICHMOND.
Lords Ladies. finnterai - People, Samson,.
APLLE CELESTINE PRANCE - and MLLE LIIOI3I
BARRE,"the celebrated denetueee. have been engaged
for this 130.118i08, to give due effmt to the representa
tion of the Statute Nair, which will be sustained by en
entirilli'nem flatlet corps. _ - -
Sale of seats for MARTHA commences to-dsy, at 8
,
o'clock
Aintissiow, Reserved Beats, itifty OsitS
, •
extra, which 'can bei seemed during the day: All seats
which have not Wen; secured during the day aull be
sold on the evening of the pe"!torinance at ONE nora.aa,
with the excepti..n of a Ihnitedniunber of ono iO2 Sales,
which will be retained for the'accoinmodation of ' stran
gers, at "
Tickets for 'the Balcony, and Rand L seCtions of the
Parquet, can be hid atthe Office' in Chestnut street; the
Parquet Circle and cent, Of Penile: at the Academy.
Parody Circle' 60 mints. Amphitneatre, 25 cents. -
Doors open at 7 Opera commences at 8 '
The free list on the Martha - nights, with the excep
tion of holders of 'mason - ticketir unavoidably sue.
pended.
To avoid - the rub and detentiMi it . the doors °tithe
evening of the performance of MARTHA, parties are
- earneetty requested. for their own convenience; to sup
ply themselves with tickets during the day, for
,whlett
purpose the three ticket offices will remain - Open from
8 A. M. to 6 P. M. - which must afford every accommo
dation to the pubic - Tickets, at 60 cents, sl.','and
El 50, can be obtained during the day and on the ace
ping of the pert rmance at the door. -
ItrOTIOE —ln compliance with Damen:me requests,
the Management has eat aside a portion of the Amphi
theatre for the accommodation of respectable , colored
persona the'entranee to' which will be On the month
door of the Academy. on Broad street. Ths p-fee of
admtsetcn twenty _five itenW An officer will be in
attendance to preserve the strictest order; nolB 4t
2 . TWE.SECONIi OPBRi. MATINBH. • -
THIS (TUESDAY) ABIERNOON, -• November 3.! th ,
. .
• at 2.4 o'clock. Doors Open at 1%.
TICHETB TO ALL PARTS OP THE HOUSE 11 1 / 1 7
CENTS EACH, can be obtained t,.dap at ail the principal
itualeUtaresp.nd Academy of Music. . , •
.... . . , .
..• On this °erasion Verdi , . Grand Open of
, . • ... TBOUTOBB
will be produced. for the last time, with .31'LLII TE-
Itiedd.-P6,10D I. At AD.IITBIJSOSCH. SIGNORS RBIG
NOLIr BASIL[. In The principal - robs. La
7411)0118 Spat:lien Dance. by NUB:: OlibledrlNN
HANCICsndMIIe DUOISI BASUN:. -
On Thanksgiving Day, Thursday:November 36, Clump
Open Night—firand Open nod Ballet. it 016.21
.
AMERICAN . ACADEMY OF .It/USIG.
ON THANKSGIVING DAY, - - --
, THURSDAY, November IS,
-,, - CHEAP OPERA NIGHT - -
• -OPERA -Aft]) BALLET.
Tfokete to all parte or the house,
Itoasintle Cowls Opera of
• BLILBIZRE DE SZVIGLIL.
PARODI as MIR&
And the lent act of
• • . LUCIA DR LAIDIERMDDR,
MADAME DE WILIIOIt3T an,
OPtY SPECIAL REQUEST -FATHER
LP KEMP'S CELEBRATED
OLD ' , BOLAS, • •
Oonsisting„ of thirty•erron lingers, from' Beading,
Mau - .will remain. . - - - -
ONE WEER LONGER IN PHILADELPHIA
. . . .
They will-give Six Concerts, commencing TIIZBDAY
EVENING, November 18th,
AT NA.TION,AL HALL, MARICHT STREET,
Asefeted by a Grand Orchestra, all chidin-costume of
100 years ago. -
The unpirallelel Buenas or this Olen in all curtails
cities, in reviving the facrrd and Patriotic Milfle tf
our fathers, guarantees satisfaction to all their patrons.
Grandeire Foss, though goirg on to 08, and his lon
David will play ye Ancient giddied.: =- '
The hlarketatreet Horse Railroad, by Its connection - le
with other roada,,will leave passengers from all parts of
the city at the door of the ball. -
Tickets 25 cents eaten i for sale' at Walker's Muria
Stare. Chestnut street, stove Sixth ; at Could's, 8.7.
corner Seventh and Cheetnutiand at the door. , -
. Doors open at 7 o'clock. Performantsurlo commence
at quarter of 8.
h. D.—On THANKSGIVING DAY: at 3 001.34, the
Old Folks will give,a Crassest tO Children, at Ten cents
a Ticket; Parent 4 25 cents. ,
B ea oW er E o E f t. a
S' l3
T W e iffT-81t i
m
'The Great Novelty! -
TUESDAY EVENING, Nwrember 16,- - 1868,
A New Dramatic Romaine, eatitlea
_ DIVE NIGHTS ON THE DELA.WASE.
. . . .
• Oscar Roland, Mr, Blchings Richard Ilargraveildr.
D. B Conway; Ataalom, - Mr. McDonough ;• Conitanee,
Mrs. F. B. Conway. - .
To conclude with the Comedy., entitled _
LAUGH WHEN YOU CAN.
Prices of admission—Second Tier aad•Pamfj
and Third Tier, 25 cents; Parquet,. 871(,- +tenter Drug
Circle, 50 cents; Private Boxes,- secording to'z theta
locale, 53 and $5; Single Seats in _Orohestrs • end Private
Boxes, 75 eente.
Doors open at half past cOoloohrlhirtain rime at
.7 o'clock
1, above EIGIITH—LEWIS 8.-LENT, Manager: ,
- Magnificent Equestrima Spectacle!
THIS (Tuesdby) EVENING, November 18. 1858.
In additlea to a IrniSty of performances in .the RSag r -
toe evening's entertainment will. Include the Hems
trian Spectacle entitled
THE GAMES Of _THE- oltusilfetfit
Or, Recitals of the Trials of the Height* of,Milta. -
Which requires the comtined efforts of-One Hundred
glen ant Horses. -- : ' •
- _ SOALE OP PRHIES.-
Dress. Circle and Parquette AO coati,
Children ureter ten years of age'
Family Circle
Dokre open at quintet to 1 o'clock. Performateel
will commenee at TX, ant terminate at 10,1“ precisely.
1r.7" Performances on Wedneslay and cattuday AL.
ternoons.
se294m*
WHEATLEY & CLARKE's AROH-13T.
THEATEIL—WiffIam rededets,Aeting ul
Stage 311anarter.
TUESDAY Illil6ll NG; November - 1k MS,
- • - PAUVRDTTB.
Bernard, Mr John Gilbert; Count Maurice de Grand -
Tel, Mr. Whoatley; P4avrette.' Ma John Dreg; The
Duchess of Beaulieu, Mrs Masan. '
To concluderwith a favorite after-piece: -
nommunon, 28 - ate. tboured Seat* in Dress Circle; 8 . 1%
eta; Orchestra Stalls 60 eta; Seats in Private Bones, TS
ate; Gallery, l 3 es; Gallery for Colored Persons , 26 eta;
Private Box in Gallery for Colored Persons, 86 ate;
Whole Private Box, $3.
Doors open at half past 6 °Wool( i commence al T,
precisely
riIIIISICALFUND HALL.
MAMMOTH CONCERT. - - -
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 20th
UNPRECEDENTED COMBINATION OP TALENT
- ON VIE FAME EVENING.
- All the artiste of the Italian Opera, ineluding Ohorna
and Orcheatre, will appear, when, the moat exquhnte
Programme will be offered, with Madame Colson, etnle
Parodl.lll,niame de Wilharet,.744ama Eltrakosoh, Big.
Labocetta, Amodio ! Beall 3 and Maurice Btree
koaeh , -
Tickets One Dollar. Beats can be secured; Without
extra charge, to-day, at Zee & Walker's and Beck &
Lawton's. n010.13t
fliWO GRAND JUVENILE CONCERTS,
-L ON TUANEBOIVING, the 19th of November, .
AT CONON= HALL,
012 Chestnut Street, above Twelfth street.
- Mr. _KEMMERER will Rive Two Concerts, assisted by
nearly 1,4:00 Singers, uniformly filmed, and the Penn
sylvania Cornet Band. -
To commence at 3 In the Afternoon, and 73( in the
Evening. , •
Tickets 25 cents; Children 10 tient& Wien to the
Afternoon Concert 10 cent' nols-4tie
VANFORD'S OPERA HOUSE,
ELEVENTH Street, adjoining_ the Panaylvanla
Railroad Depot.
For the patrons of
BANNORDI OPERA Rouen.
- THIB EVENING,
win be presented iisnfordls true VetStOZI of
UNCLE 'TOBPS °ABER
The largest Company of \
MINSTRELS IN TIM WORLD.
RTERY EVENING New Songs, Oleos, °bonus',
Refrains, &a., with Deming by the ,
SANFORD OHILDIEN
Admiaglon 26 cents; Children 12,4 cants.
fl r On Thanksgiving Day THRXTI Perfinmeneea,
vie: 10%, 2%, and VAk o'clock in The evening nol-lm.
LEBEING'S GREAT PICTURE, ban ar
rived of the" TILLAGE, BLACHBfdITH, and
will be on llnhibition for a few Says only, at the Store
of A. G. ROBINSON'S Picture Gallery.
0c..13-tr , 010 OfiIISTNUT St., at,. NINTH.
A SSEMBLY BUILDINGS, TENTH AND
ilk. CHESTNUT Streets.
Immenre attraction. New Notre Wee. Change of
Programme each Exhibition. The LEARNED
NAST 3318D3 and SPIRIT RAPPING. Go and Nee
SIGNOR BLITZ.
The great lientnloquist and wonderful Magician.
Performance ovary Keening' daring the week, ag
-half-past 7 o'olook and on Wednesday and Saturday AL
ternoons at 8.
Adnic•ira. BS cents: Obfidron. Id eenba. ete2.s-1.13*
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