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MSIIBQNAL *W> POLITICAL.
—l’MiUa*, cT to* LenlerDle Journal, ,aay * ■
“{WtßV.itotion day th»’ «tr*ots of TMladelpßto
oydM '««<>«-
hold, re,'with' 1 BSwar* oj Jobb V<PWW>y v' K°W
jbii't .gotbijn.rae ifu'oe' ill toe BdehiSao ban
•oM M Obalnaan of thsDsaoeretlo State Com
m ittoo. :TA«i FsnnQlvsato vjlrt TO,MO for Bu
obtain. now it got! about tbe’fiina agatsat Sta."
—Tbe Trib&hi'i eomtpsafisini sxjstoo Presi
dent,, cJ.ttiUilMe to
CoWriiimoii.’ltosr tbtntostton, favorlog re
cession, ■ and diitißetljXotlflftti Mi Cabinet, from
one of wiomit I* beitofod-to bare emanated, that
it moat not bo repeated.”;.Wye out of revon are,
avowedfy igaloft this nh6ie Scheme, ini-Msaars.
Cobb-and-Thompion nowipsak ol'ltkistt ovent:
they fear and- deplore, without pretend in g to ad-i
VocateU. ■>.■ . i _ jv'. A. .- j
has ,been tendered, an* : offer of'an.
engagement,Jty .Mr. Baokatofie, or thoßaymariet;
Theatre', London, for' fiftj or ono hundred night!,
cofcmenolng in the fali if 1861, hnt dedilhei ma-,
. king ahy profeitional engagement for that oliy.' l ■
--Iho.Unlted Presbyterian Praabjtery of Mich
igan," we jerye, has rerolved that, aoitia gne of
The things Which can'be dene on another day, it to
wroiig to solemhlte niarriegea on ,110 Sahhath. > j
—The BoffelodßepKifie (»;•:; “On themorning
of ei<(oUen oiie ; of ' the, 1 first .to offer,hU vote at the,
Ninth:-w»td potto waa out reapeoted townsman,Bx-:
Prestdint Fuimore. ’ In .a dignified, manly. and
frank manner MUtord -Fillmore deposited his Toto
Hgalnat eeotioEalhm audfor the straight Union
Elcotoral and Stotitiekota,j
—The.'Syracueo Journal publishes a card from
Watts Sher(iian,''Bi ! lf'.'' i ld'."Bigdoy'i,»nd Bojal
Phelps, in' whiohiieytakabaekialithetmpleasant
‘tblpp. th'ay.said of Gerrit Smith about* year
‘ago. GerrUba, withdrawn nil Ms salts, and the
83.b00 reoelTsd from tho Flfth-aTenue politicians
gosstoto* lawyers;- ■" i
The London ZV*<x aaya, IfVfetor Emmanuel
doss'not seize this opportunity to driye the.-Sing
of Hapleainto tho aea, or, mote; humanely, into a
seagoing boat, ha is not the man for hto thhe, -/
' of Got. Wise’s active moremento la
organising Minute Men, Gov. Irttoher', it is eiid,
addressed him a note; hinting that ho_(Qoy. Wise)*
waa no longer. Governor of' Virginia, hut that
another bad succeeded him, who would tike caret
of UiopnbUo Interest of the State. - j
—James Redpath, the biographer of John Brown;,
is in Now England noting as an agent of the Bay!
tten - Government; and' endeavoring, to lidase,
colored people to'emigrate to that Republic. - ’
Navigation jasuepsndsd on' the Dismal Swamp'
Canal at preseut/in eonasqusnee of a break.
—The Hon. -Charles j. Jenkins has been elected.
Judge of the Supreme Court of Georgia, by a
unanimous vote ■ •
’ —Melbourne (Australia) rejoloos to the fiddling
of"Miska’Banter,-and to divided into the moat
agitated and violent cliques concerning the merit!
of two dancers: the one to Freooh, elegant, ; anp-;
pie, and, jolly—the. second li» youthful, blooming!
Spanish Creole, with" Urge; soft eyes, rosy ohm-'
plosion, and figure tall; They appear jointly,;
sotting cS the twenty of one against the other, and
causing the most frantic enthusiasm and senseless
partisanship among the rival supporters.
The daily noon prayer-mooting whioh has boon
ip successful operation during the past three years
at the “ Old South 11 Church, to Bolton, is nttondod
by an average number of one hundred -and. fifty
members of different denominations, the great ma
jority of whom'are prominent and influential busi
ness men. -The meeting of Tneaday week (eleotion
day) was very interesting,’and a very impressive
spirit of submission to the Divine will to the event--
fol period of tho nation's history was manifested by!
all present. - *
—Judge Douglas left Mobile, on the day of-the'
Presidential eleotion, for New Orleans. Mrs. D.:
accompanied him.
G E.N.EB A. L NEWS
, Tire i)irAunTLva Teeasprib or Veaxobt.
—The defalcation of ex-Treaauror Bates is tho
prominent tonic of conversation and wonder. .But
little additional hu transpired tons far. Mr. Page,
our present treasurer, is a very competent ,ao
eountant and finaaoler, and, to connection with the
House Committee of Ways and Meant, (Hessre.
Denison of Royalton, Wright of Oastleton, Noyes
of Burlington, Monlton of St. Johtubury, and
Thomas of WestFairloe.) will proho this first Ver
mont defalcation to the bottom.
It is rumored that Mr. Bates lost a good deal of
money in marble and soap-stone speculations.. In
dodipany with others,ho purchased the Van Ness
firm, north of Burlington, With a view of making
a fortune - from tho " Vord antique marble” upon
it. We leant that Lis interest in this apecnletton
‘'woe 'quit-claimed to Mr. Bolknap.-of Nortbfiold,
last-Friday.. Mr- Belknap to- one of .thp eigners of
'^ i *t ) ™IMid. 1 Mid. that the bond given by Mr. Bates'to
not h strong one. ' We learn that the treasurer
(Page) think* that $lO,OOO to abontall that eaa-St
aeoured to tho State, while the ascertained deficit
in tho accounts of toe late treasurer vros reported
on Saturday to have reached $50,000,« with an ad
vancing tendency.” ’ . .
P S —Wo learn that Mr. Batea Waa recognised
in Troy, N. V., on Friday evening, by a geutle
menfrom Bar re.— Burlington ( Vt .) Times.
Teiai or •eras Ifxdno -ThixVxs ur. Kaksas i
.'examination of thls oaeo wasplosei t
on yesterday; and reenltedin binding over Tho
rn as McQheer,' Ilepry Mcliaoxhtin, and “Qoorge” 1
, alias Alton Pinke, in-the sum of ,$1,600 oaoh. for
their appoarauoe b«fon"tbo,olraaU court to an- /
B'wer to the chiTge of negro stealing.' The .'eyi- 1
donee wae eobelnmve against them. The free ne
gro, George, seems anxious to make a olean breast
Of the matter, and when Informed that ho could .
hot testify against hie'white' confederates, he said
he wanted to.tell all he. knew about it, and they
could taka what they wanted as evidehoe. - Be
stated that he bad been With theeraemspmo tone
!!' a' decoy. and satisfied all prtMnt that those
scoundrel! have for a long time; been In the bnsi
ness of stealing away negroes with the promise of
frvelng th#m, bat their real ebttet.wke te itMm
tbem iof the reward, if it was larga enongh, and
if not, then to Mil them. They an not Abolition- <
latsi'uor oenneoted wito'them, but.ua> freebooters
upon our oommnnlty, stealing: anything that will
pay, and at negroes are toe meet valuable proper
ty, they make toll elata of ttealtog toiir speotatty.
We.'only. hope they tnaygot justice.—Kaiwqj City
Journal cf Commerce, 81 st nlt. '- ' - ’
• Dnrxsssixo pAeuaiir i* Fioeida.—Tho {
ApelaohiOola TVeieiof thefitth'uU, : relatee a me- .
lwoboly ooourrehee whioh took place to thet;har- :
bor on the lOrh n.tlmo.: Swo young man, James
Bsnnet Files and Thomu Bobson, of that oity,
won cnt selllng ln a boat, and when to tho vioi
nity of Cat Point, on the oppodt* fide of tho river,
were seen, late in the afternoon, etlngtog to the
bottom of their.boat:.' Aerlstißne wai sent them,
but:, before any of the boato could reach tho ptaoo
of dtoutev it had become eo dark that they oould
a-.* fiod toe-boat; which had probably, to too i
meantime, drifted several miles-. At sunHse’ou
the. Fist toe beat was dtocorered near Cti Point, ,
having -drifted nearly, ashore, and the body of <
young Piles wee found to the boat to a sitting jpo- j
sition, with hto feet relied on toe thwarts; as if to ;
keep them put of water—toe boat beiog about half j
filled. !ThenlghtoftheSOthwuexoeediuglvoold, '
and it,Waa euppoaad thet, after succauding In
righting up the boat, and getting a portion of the
water out of her, Dobson probably attempted to
swim ashore, and wet drowned to the effort—Piles
remaining.ln toe boat to.await assistance, and, in
so.dotog, porlsbed by reaeon of the cold. .
■ A OiMfouniA Houxsoe.—The St., Louis
peperitell a strange story ofone JohnUierdwlok,
a PUUbarg meohtnle. In 1888 he went to Cell:
fords, leaving .a wife and two children behind.
Beachlng the lend of gold, he dug a pile, which his
partner stole from him. Thou he fell sick, and r«-
oorered oniy to fiad htmsslf quite impoverished,
enfeebled, dlaoouraged. - He' wrote frequently.to
hts wife; aho did. not .rooeivei bis letters, nor aid
any from' her reaehiilm. Ho eonoiudbd that she
was gled to got rid 1 -of him, so he began to dig
again.. In the meantime; the wife monrned for
him as for one dead, then naturally married again
sadtsmoved to St. Louis,
Her-first children died, and she bsre two more
to iheaOoond husband, who after a time died also.
Within a month, Hardwick, toe California advsn- :
turer. having accumulated a fi>rtuhe,esme towards
the East, travelling by tho oTerland route. Stop
ping fa Bt. Louis, he walked about tbe oily, look
lug at 'toe town. While so engaged he mot hie
wife. '‘Mutual explanations” followed. Tho
deed children received the tribute of petemal
tears, and tog: now oneuwera welcomed with sf
fectlen. - Then a clergymen nntted- the pair for the
seabni time; and all parties soon left 8:. Louie.
“Mcuna TTni Opt.”—The .citigons of
Hernando' oounty, Florida, on too 2fth pit , hnng
Hemp, a sieve belonging to the eetate of'Albert
Olsrke, for bsiag the immedlste etussbf Biedeath
of bis master.' The negro confessed, that he was
promised 9200 by James Boyd, a etopepa of the de
ceaeed; and Mrs. Clarke, deoodens'swlfe, 8100 rv '
speettvely, as a oompeneation for taking the Ufa of 1
hie master, and that he oommltted toe mnrder (as
stated lest week) accordingly. Thu Tnmpa Pe- -
ntnsul'i gays Boyd and Mr* Clarke are now in .
cbnrg* of the people, eloeely guarded, and it is to ’
be hoped evidence will bo found sufficient to eon
vlot toam by law as aseessories; the conviction of
thetr guUt with the peopl* is already a fixed (cot.
Gou> : -Dr': Ikhluia.— an excitement
Sfev'sUed/th Indianapolis, a few daya sines, by
le repcrt toat gold hod boon dlSeoTsred in Kmko
ntas Howard oounty, , A quarriar near that place 1
gat* it hat that he discovered quarts to the layers
of stoao whera.he wiS st work. and exhibited a
piaee of roek fieekad with what appeared to ho
gold, as tho res alt of hi* .digging In and iiuoag the :
materlsl.disigned.tobe aeadfiirtoiprovlug streets.
The piece of rook gUttering,pith portleleu; resem
bling gold, was rent'to IndiauSpotU for ohkmieti
analysis, ,by a gentlumon deeply Interested In toe
querrfss, -lb* remit of toe analysis' proved that
there wae gold,; ” and no mistake,” in ske rook—
Lafayette Journal. .
-JTot Allowed - to Dxsibt -a Paorxax I
1 Hcsexiui—fn FortUcdjJfslne,_on Friday, a dl* {
. Vpt** o*s* betwouh F. y)otf*imo vA wife Was'j
dMermtosd. > From too nideuou to toe mm* it ap
nuaiwdtkatth* wifewuan ” exeoSdihgfy.ploas';;,
wmnan,khd that eha left'kSf hU!band qi aeMUnt,,
ofmsprofanity. Judge Appleton said the should
■how her piety id a‘ becoming manner by totalling -
to bet husbend—that she had no exeueatof leaving ,
Um, aod that if she eenttaued to desert him. after,
toU, zmtolng ooojM b* roeorerod of hlm for her
is Vxbmoxt.—A bill is be-,:
' mb! th«’ Legislatar* to;prvveut priae-flahttog,
mtodhgfovary -pereon whtr shall engagoln stay
. eaehflght pußlsbabla by totprisonment; not mora
by loe.Sot mora toaa : |s,Oo«
aid.wveey wld. ieeußd, *rsurgoon, hylmprison,
- BHmt'‘tto£'mOM’''tou five years, or by fin* not to
' oftostßutMim;
. l n.such
' tooSameptlßishiMutas’ah;-I*aid,soebhd.mr.Mir
• .geon” toany.emtolthttmtos»tA«Bta<«:
■ ivTaa Faucff CUntoamrexT bu*' aiqtoluted a
r; to ,road* too romances >
pabllshsd to Parttoto josreals aad report on tosU 1 .
satjgTsirssSga
mslhs'SJarLi'SiS-,
SsiMgo~-A*toiiS-JKiiier < ‘’
CHAsaActo, the great lion-hunter, recently
.wounded ajion near. Algiers, which escaped, hnt
tho next day sprang upon him frema thioket. and
was dragging hjni.away, when hiseompanion hied
et.to'e animul.and coming up, tick' u pistol.'from
Ohaesalng’s hoH, and fihisnod him. The hunter's
arm wae broken Uke a straw between the tstrlble
teeth.
,Th* Pacivic KjjiiiDia Cohtasv, of Bfan
ouester, whioh leak their entire capital of |50,009
totodfih.fatlure, havezMnoh bsen-obllgodto msms
.their shareholders 60 pat oont-i to meet .liabUitias
ry for $21,000, for tho manufeetute of knit goods.
'' The Prusslah 'GogeWc’s'ays that 400 persons
.have died in Southern Bussla ahd Kiev*!go
punoture'of - a ■dssorigtlqn pf.nbisonont fly. which
made its way from’ Asia. Anout 60 or 70,.years
ago, gr«at numbo? of persona died trom a alinl-
Uroause.
-s liiSToported that the Pppo, having spent
4h» 1,600,000 orownst whioh were the free oontri*
btiilons ofthe fsdihful, Is abotit ol&imtng “'Peter’s
:peti6e”' besides, » tai’ which his not been lfcvied
for many yearn.
- The Tnbmi thinks that tho number of
tfMeehei made daring the reloent campaign b&s
been quite equal to that of all that were made in
the previous Presidential canvasses from 1780 to
IBs9ino!iuWe. ' ;
Tasks# Custox Govern*
mentof Oanada intends to appoint a day of Na
tlonal .Thanksgiving for the abundant harvest and
tho rMurfciog prosperity of the oountry.,
V I)SATH oP Aji Eniios.-r-Tho Jpwa jS/d/e 6a
oomw to us in monming for Its late ,editor
-and . pfopriotor. Oliver J’. Taylor,'Esq , who died
On Friday, the 2dth nit
. The .Wisconsin iStato Journal publishes a
ehpplenient of 'fourteen largo newspaper pages of
finetypOi being a.Ust of the lands forfeited-in that
State tor'non-payment of taxes.
As pib .Boldiof, Emanuel JJorruth, recently
committed euioide in Pesthy because he had de
spaired of the freedom of Hungary.
. Not less than 100 professional assassins,
says a foreign letter writer, obtain a livelihood by
their peculiar avocation in Lisbon, Portugal.' .
lfE3. GrENEBAi' Worth has reoently received
a'legaoy.of-gljOOps '; / ; -
IMPORTATIONS
i Reported lor The f ress.t
BOSTON—-Bteamahlp Kennuutcn; Ba> er—lo hbla
eranberriea Adams k, Sutton; S ca dry roods D 8 Brown
& Co; IS os and a total Ory *oods Ureinjer. Keiohert fc
Go; 3 ewes ana o bales dry aoodt J L Bailey; Of ps jron
m m Baldwin & Cor 10 oases aid 1 bbl has J B Bpsner;
if oases shoes 'Brown fc Pratt* 18 da J Bordens 74 baza
ooffee BennerA Drapers 6 cases dry, foods BW Chase *
Sony It bba order fi Cotton; 11 bdts paper H Cohen; 12
bbls and 1 oask glass F Coqlterf ]0 oases shoes O 8 Ciai
flio; e oares rivets i Crawford; 8 do andlbbl ,mdae A
UUon; 22 balesdry foods iFamhara,'Klrsham & Ops 31
bales and 1 ease dry roilsPJtfiian, Jon«afc Co; 20 bales
and 11 oases dry koods-FjothfUshAm is,oases
shoes P Ford}, 40 bdlH oasesoiair stufi" Gates & Co; 8
oasesplanos AoJ E Goulo; 10 bbU eide r Howard A Am- (
bier; 8 oases korews Handy A Brenner; 7 bbfs apples 8 F!
Howard; 10 oases shoes Hendry As Harris; Aqasesl bale
Harper k Marks: 10bbls ortnberries Jeanes fc Bosttor
so«a; IS oases tacks Justice k Bteinmetz; 13 do shoes F
N Jones; » cases 16 baits dry goods W D Jones & Go; 7
doB7do K James k Co; 30 bblsBdrams fish J M Keftne*
dr; ft bites dry foods Juainf k Macinnis;. Sl OB macbmes
w Ladd At COL 43 odlsloase paper I B LiepinooU; 20
ba’es 10 oases Tunis * Lea;3 bales ft eases P Lasher; 4fi
oases otrpets meGaliaatfoco; So bdis 4 owes ohatr stuff
Moses k Peokham; 40 ocWes shoes Myenr A Claghorn; ts
oases glass AO Mutte? & Wunroe;> 15 bdis 14 bales dry
goods, Thos Pouer; 13 oases dry goods G i WKeed; 146
bbls apples Hutberlord; 13bI)lsduiae,J Salabury; 40 bbfa
ti mu berries fielser k Brother; u bales skins KkCD
Spoonor; 8 oases 4 bales Bsnnett* Williams A Co; 49
bales dry poods AUlsde A Co; 19 oases shoes Thayer A
Cowpenhwait; ade&QTowpwmJ} JOhbls oranbenries
Gw Watspns 41 bbU apples Jaa Warringtou; lQbalesft
oases Qry.gooda Wain* Lsaminf k Co; Cl rolls paper
Warren Piske k Go; 21 oases 8 bides dry gw>d® J 8 Way,
k Co; 31 os shoes White, Keitt & Co; 28 os drugs Ao J A
Zetenday; 60 pkgg to forward; SO pkgs Leeoh k Go.
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF THADB.
tDWARDS^CLAakK.J
j Committee of the Monxn.
LUTTKR BAGS
At thn Morehants > ExeJumge, Philadelphia
Ship Wyoming. Burton——- Liverpool, soon
Ship Victor, Ke11er..... .Bemoia, soon
Bhlp Victoria Heed, Preble —.Liverpool, soon
Ship Hortensist Atkins—— .Liverpool, soon
Ship Montebello, Henderson.. Liverpool, soon
Bark Linda. Hewitt fiavena,soon
Bark Washington, Wenake... London, soon
Bark Heotnr, Weisser. London, soon
Hriy Lord’Palmeraton, Carregal Glasgow, soon
Brig Brandywine. Harmon Pernambuco, soon
BrisNotd Horn, Van Leu«e0.....-K~—.-..Cork, soon,
Brig Ella Reed, Davis- .Bt Jago de Cuba, anon
Brig Delhi* Darnaby— - . soon
Foa Coast of Atbici—The ship Flora, Cast Page.
forSt Paul de Loandp, WCA. is now loading, and will
have quick despatch. Art letters and dewipapere in
tended lor the Amenoan squadron and others will be
/orwarded if left at the Foreign Letter O/fice, Phiiadel*
■phiaixohange. ’ , - ,
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA, Nor. 14. 1860.
BEN RISES . .7 ft-SEN BBTB * *8
HIGH WATER......,, .3 23
Steamship Konrinstomßaker. 48hours from Boston,
with mdse and passengers, to Winsor, Passed
bn g John Welsh, trom MoWe, above, Bombay Boole.
Bohr Arekde, Atnes.lOdays from Wiscsasett, with 6000
pair headings to Madeira A Cabada.
SobrMary Miller, Day ton, 4 days from Providence, in
ballast to oactain. , .. . _ .
• dchr L A Danenhower, Miller,6 days from Boston, in
ballast to captain.
‘ BobrS G Stllle, Swain, 6 days from Boston', in ballast
to captain.
Bohr Rally Vessie,Laoerc 2 days from Milton, Del,
with grata to Neart k Memman, „ , .
- Bohr Belle, Banatt, 1 day from Wilmington, Del, in
ballast to Baker & Folsom. '
Bohr Emma* Brooks, 1 day from New Castle, Del,
with wheatto Jaa Bsrratt & Son. , „
Bohr D J Burch, Evens, 1 day from Indian River, Del,
with com to Neall k merriwau. „ , . ,
Bohr George Edward, Weeks, from Now York, in bal
last to N titurfcevant k Co. „ ....
sohr W Ji Rove, Harns, from Boston, in ballast to
Lehigh Coal and Nav Co. . .
Bdh t Elliott, Wsayer, from Dighton, in ballast to L
Audenrled k Co. ... .....
Bohr Gazelle, Naylor, from Newbaryport, in ballast to
L Andenried k Co.
Bohr H A’Weeks. Godfrey, from Gloucester, in balloet
to Tyler. Stone k Co.
fiohy C M Neal, Godfrey, from Boston, in ballast to
Nevin,BawyerfcCo. '
CLEARED.;
' Bhip Frank Haynie, Randall, ffew York, to finish
loading fur Liverpool, P WnghtA Sous*. „ „
Lng Abby Watson, Watson, Norfolk, Va, £ A Souder
A Co.
Bchr British Q.ueen, Johnson, Nassau, NP» J S A E L
Perot.
Bohr Maine Law, Araeabury, Marblehead, 0 A Hook'
sober A Co.
»obr h A Danenhower, Miller, Salem, Henry A Co-
'i'ho# Borden, Wrightington, Fall River, Cabeen
Bohr R L T»y, Shepherd, Boeton, Ttrells A Co.
frohr Geo Edward, Weeks, Salem, N Bturtevant A Co.
6ohr W H Rowe. Harris, Boeton, Lehigh Coal and
Nav Co.
Bohr ElUott, Weaver, Roxbury, L AaJenried A Co.
Bohr Gazelle. Naylor. Boston, do
Bohr H A Weeks, Godfrey, Gloucester. Tyler, Stone
A Co.
Sohr C M Neal, Godfrey, Charleston, Kevin, Bawjer
A Co.
6obr Ann Piokrell, Elrey, Petersburg, Va, Xhom&B
Webster. Jr.
Btr J a Bhriver, Pen&ls, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
BAILED-
Ship Lanoaster, P A Decan, Master, for Liverpool,
left Walnut street wharf atU o'olook yesterday morn
ing. in tow of steaming Amenoa, with a cargo consist
ing o! S 3 748 btubeis wheat, 38 400 bushels oorn, 3837 Obis
flour, 752 bags eloverseed, &nd7a tierces beet.
tCeneoonaenoe of the Philadelphia Exoh&nge./
LEWKB, Del., Nov. 12.
The sohr Mary Ana Gnest remains on the point of the
Cape, and win prove l a total lost. AU the, vessels lelt
the harbor this morning. Windwest, and clear. „
Yours ao., N. W.&IORAIAN
Correspondence of The Frees.,
_ . HAVRE DK GRACE. NOV. 13, IftTO.
The Wyomingleft with 18 boats, laden and consigned
as lollowa: *•. ,
Teresa, flour and blooms to Humphreys. Hoffman A
Wnghf, Tnos W Bra**, bar iron to-JE J Biting A Bro,
and lumber to Nororoes A Bfaeets; J J Boiardus, anthra
oils cool to if N Burroughs; Capt P busy, lumber to
Nororees A cheats; O P Rnt and -K Canfield, do to H
Crosfcey: Wright'A Brothers, PI Bbaw, and Magnolia*
do to John Craig; Wm H Lloyd and Lontsa, do to Ma
lone A Taylor; Monroe, coal to at Goorkes; Edgar A M
Canny ana Maj E a Kendig, do to Delaware City; James
Cook, lime to Elkton.
MEMORANDA.
„ Ship Pumniton, oleared at Boston IStU Inst
for Ban Francisco.
Brig Ocean Isle,(Br) Morrow, benoe, at St Thomas
28th Ult.
Brig Emma, Baker, oleared at Boston 12th inet. for
(ftozimbo, Tracy, sailed from Digbton Bth inst.
for Philadelphia.
Sohr Telegraph, Raughton, hence, arrived at Norfolk
9th met.
Sohrs J B Austin, Judge Harrington, Ceres, Little
Rook, and Streamlet, aimed at Wilmington, Del, 12th
inetant.
_ BohrJ W Roche, Rogers, benoe for Savannah, sailed
from Wilmington, Del. I2tli inst.
Bohr L T Allen, Allen, hence, arrived at Key West
4th inct. . ,
Bohr* Maria Fleming, Shaw, and D Morris, Hoover,
sailed frotn Wilmington. Del. 12th inst. lor New York,
Bohr John Fsnmm. Hall, hence lor Providence, ar
rived at Fall River Vth inst.
Sohrs Pennsylvania, Munroe, Lady Ellen, Godfrey,
Adelaide, Yoong* Hannah Blaokman, Corson, Boston,
Brower, and Antares, Cordery, for Philadelphia, sailed
. from Providence u in inst,
Bohrs Abigail Haley, Haley, 0 P Stickney, Garwood, J
K tftroup, Foster, and L L Sharp, MoElwee, hence, ar
rived at Boston 12tb inst.
Steamer Madgie, Grumley, hence* arrived at Hartford
13th mat,
LEGAL.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
jjeiTpjSa™ city and county of phila-
Notice is hereby given thnt‘7, ISAAC ROBERTS,
havp applied for the benefitof the insolvent laws of this
Commonwealth to said Court. - Said application will bo
hoard in the ?al d Court on MONDAY, November 10th,
1800, at 10 o’olook a . My when and where nil .parties in
terested may attend, The wid Court aits in its usual
room, on the South side of Chestnut street, between
Fifth and Sixth streets, in the city or Philadelphia.
ool9.mwm* ISAAC ROBERTS.
INSTATE OF‘ABRAHAM MITCHELL,
AJ Deceased.
. Letter* of Administration of the estate of
ABRAHAM MITCHELL, deceased, have been granted
;by the Register of Wills for the city and county of
Fhilfdelph'a, to, the undersigned, all persons having
claims against the said estate aie requested to make
known the same to, and all persona indebted to thesaid
estate to make immediate payment to -
~ ALLEN MITCHELL, Administrator,
_ Nq, 295 SPRUCE Street,
Or to his attorney, ISAAC jfIYER.Ja.,
se36-.W 6t , No. 260 South FIFIH Street,'
iTVOTIOE.—AII persons indebted: to the
J-v estate of WM. JOHNS, late of Woodbury, New
Jersey, op bond* book account, note, or otherwise, are
requested to-make immediate payment, and those
having demands to prMent them (or settlement to .
EDWIN A, JOHNS. Exeoutor.
N. K. Corner FOURTH and ARCH.
Philadelphia, BepL 22,1860, segg-wflt*
Blame books and stationery.
M* A. flßPfl '
Blank-Pock Manufacturer, Stationer, and Printer,
No. 418 WALNUT Street, between Fourth and Fifth.
__ (Formerly David M. Hogan.)
j BOOKS for Banks, Pubuo uffioes, Merchants, and
others, Ruled to any given patent, (Wither without
Heading printed.) and Bound in the best manner, both
1 with regard to neatness and darabOltyr. Orders for An
i'K®lt Uota AUUI &MW"W'M4
I „ A Beneral assortment of American, French, and Eng
»nd Note Papers, Enve
; !%•?» on Paper aad Envelopes,
i tobpancTm any style of Binding*
’<. JHevink* through misfortune and losses, been obliged
Orders thsnkfally . reosiv«d,Md executed with fidelity
pHILADELPeIA TERBA COTTA MA
mae sewerage pipes lor elty.draiiuufe. wate? war
ranted to staafa Mrvdffl f roesttrerWd &te now prepared
to contract wuha toes or corporations for this artiole In
urm. wanantour goods ft
pperior touy other made in thfcJilted Btod*s 8 tod*s or
Ornamental Chimney " 4 -iSK?'.
A NNISEED—Eor sslo by WETHEBItL
BROTHKK, Bo». *T and 49 Worth BECOgD
O rflftioWW*T94
* BROTHER, No*, 4T eai 49 North
SECOND Street, noli
JSiIS NOVfißlfeEß 14, iB6o*
insurance companies.
FJ<HE ENTERPRISE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PBILADSPBIA.
I FiBK INSOItANOE EXCLUSIVELY.)
} OSIP ANT'S BVILBINO. B. W. COBNMM
TO ORTH AND WALNOT STREETS,
- . DIREOUQKfi, .
?. iUrcxioxo 3ti*r, Moxoxcxi L, Oxwi.x,
WILUJLM MoKk*, Gso. HtJSVVA&T*
Nalbeo FnaziaK, Jonn H.'Brown,
Johji M, Atwoop, 8. A. Fabivsstoos,
Bsur. TsTß.xmci, Amdb.*w D. Casa,
H3RAT WfIAHTOH, J. L. JIBBINOSB.
F. RATCHFORD BXARR,President,
CHARLKB W.'COXB, Reqratarv. fel*
Removal. —the penn mutual
life INSURANCE COMPANY have removed
to new bu-ltling, No. ,921 CHESTNUT Street.
Assets, over SI,OOO-000- Charter perpetual,
ALL THE PROFITS divided amongst the insured. .
POLICIES iiaued this year will participate ir the Di
vide' dto be declared in January next. Ihe Company
has full authority to notes Executors. Administrators,
assignees. Guardians, and Trustees lor married women
and children; DANIEL L. MILLER, President,
BAMi>, E. STOKES* Yioc Pres t.
Tohw WMiornor, SftoretAtr.
ftIKDiCAL EXAMINERS in attendahoe daily, from
1 to2oolock F, M. noB
INSURANCE.MEGHAN I OS’
B INSURANCE COMPANY of Philadelphia, No,
138 North SIXTH-Street, below Race, insure Build
ings, Goods, and Merchandise generally from loss or
damage by Fne, The company guarantee to adjust all
losses promptly, and thereby hope to merit the patron
ago of the publio.
__ DIRECTORS,
William Morgan, Robert Flanigan,
Franois Cooper, Miohael MoGeoy,
Qoorge L. Dougherty, Edward MoSovern,
James Marini, Thomas B. MoCermiok,
James Duross, John .Bromley,
Matthew MoAlear, Franois Falls,
Bernard Rafferty. , John Cassadr,
Thomas J-HemphiU, Bernard H. HuUeman,
Thomaa Fishor, Charles Clare.
Franois MoManps, Miohnel Cahill.
_ »■■ : . ‘FRANCIS OOOPeft, President
BERNARD BAFFEjtTY, Seoretary. 0023-6 m
Delaware .mutual safety, uk
BUHANCE COMPANY !
INCORPORATED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF
!■. PENNSYLVANIA, 1835. <
OFFICES. E. CORNER THIRD AND WALNUT
Streets, Philadelpoia.
MARINE INSURANCE
ON VESSELSJ
CARGO. > To all parts of the World.
FREIGHT. S
.' . iNL AND INSURANCES
Oa Goods, by River. Caoal«j Lakes, and Land Carriage
toal) parts of the Union
- ,FIRK INIfURANCEg
On Merchandise generally.
On Stores- .Dwelling. Houses. &o»
ASBISTS UP THIS COMPANY,
November 1,1869. , .
Par, Market Value,
$)23u60 Philadelphia City 8 SP’cent. Loan.. $123,060 00
*loo,oooPennsylvania,Btate cent-Loan. 93,665 00
§21.000 Pennsylvania Slate s cent. Loan.. 21.0GQ 00
$35,000 U. S. Treasury 6h» 3P* cent. Notes and
mterestdne ... 36.263 54
830,000 U.S. Treasury oent. Notes and
interest due... • 50.615 00
825,000 Temporary Loan to the City of Phila- ■
ue10hia........... 25,000 00
850,000 Pennsylvania Railroad 3d Mortgage
6SPoent. Bonds.. t.3fto 00
820,000 North Pennsylvania Railroad Mort
gage 6 w cent. Bonds —12,500 00
816,000 West Philadelphia Passenger Railway .
Company 7 & ot. coupon Bonds. 13,600 00
815,000, 800 shares stock Germantown Gas
Company, principal
guarantied by the city ol fhila-
delphm™.. 15.00000
8&,000 100 shares Pennsylvania Railroad Com*
pany. —► . 8,775 00
85,000,100 shares North I’onnajlvaniaßsilroad -
Company.. .. 850 00
$2,650 eharoa Philadelphia loe Boat and Steam
Tug Company, Philadelphia and
Savannah Steam Navigation Com
pany, Ooean Steam Navigation
Company, Philadelphia ami
Havre do Grace Bteam Tow Boat
Company, Philadelphia Exohange
Company.-^,„ 9*210 00
§45,880 8<08,719 54
onus and Mortgages, and Real Estate, Of
fice Building ►.
Bills receivable for Insurances mado
Balance due at Agencies—Premiums on Ma
rine Policies, interest. and other debts due
the Company.—....... ..... —_ 65,564 68
Bonp and stook of sundry Insurance Com
panies 3,260 00
Cash on Deposit m Bank 67,060 81
MItECTOItB.
I Samuel K. Stokes*
J. F. Pemston,
Henry Sloan.
Edward Barlinffton,
H. Jonesßrooks,
SonnoerMHlvaine,
Thomas C. Hand*
Robert Burton,
Jacob P, Jones,
James B. M'Parian d*
Joshua P.. Eyre,
John D. Sample, Pittsb’?,
i D.T. Morgan, * |*
l M A MAßflff, r l>rMi(lent.
J. HAND, Vice President.
3oretarr, dls-tf
MS 1 '
Wfliiam Martin*
Edmund A. Soudcr,
Theonbiiua Paulding,
John 11. Penrose,
John C. "Pavia,
James Traquair,
William Esto, Jr.,
James G. Hand,
William 0. Ludwig,
Joseph K. Seal,
Dr. K. M. Huston,
George 0* Leiper,
Hugh Craig,
Charles Kelly,
WILLI.
THOS. C.
HENRY _L YE BURN. Be<
Quaker cm insurance oompa-
NY-FRaNKTAN BUILDINGS, tW WALNUT
STREET. PHILADELPHIA, CAPITAL AND SUR
PLUS. $550,743.70.—1u0nrea against Loss or Hamate by
Fire, and the Perils of tUo Sea, Inland NaYiiatton and
TraiwvoTfcrtiou.
GEORGE Xi. WART, President.
I?. P. ROSS. Vice President.
H.,H. C.OGGhUALL, Beo’y ana Troanm.
?. H. BUTLER, Asiutant Secretary.
DIRECTORS,
JS.F.W*, .
Potter B, Perkins,
Andrei r R. Ohßmoen,
Samuel Jones, ftl. D.,
mhMf
Georg* &> Hart,
A. 0. CntteUi
K. w, Bailey,
H. A. Cogesnall*
Hein. H. f.r. Fnlfer.
IN bU KAN OJB OOUf.AMYOFXUfi
STATEOF I’KNNSYLVANJA-FIItK AND MA
RIN - Nob. 4 AND S EXCHANGE
Chartered lij 17M-Capilal 3800,003-Fob, 1,1860, OMh
valae. 9A38.7C3 77.
All invested in sound and available securities—con
tinue to insure on Vessels and Cargoes, Buildings,
Stooss of Merchandise, &o , on liberal terms.
DIRECTORS.
Henry D. Sberrerd, George H. Btuart,
f Simeon Toby, Aunuftl Grant, Jr.,
Charles Macajcster,, Tobias Wagner,
Wnliam ft Smith, Tnom&e ft- Wattson.
- John 8.-Budd. Henry G. Freeman,
William R. White, Charles S. Lewis,
, , _ George C. Carson. - •
wrr . . JIENRV D. BJIERRERD, President
WILLIAM BAKPKR, Secretary. * -j*9-tf
A iNTHKAUITE LNBOKANUJ3 COMPA
NY.—Authorised Capital SiOO*OKW3HARTER
PERPETUAL.
Offioe Np.'3ll WALNUT Street, between Third and
Fourth Street, Philadelphia.
This Company willinsure against lose or damage by
Fire, on Buildicgs, Furniture, and ■ Merchandise gene
rally.
„Alao, Manna Insurance* on Vessels, Cargoes, and
Freights. Inland Insuranoo toallparts of the Union.
DIRECTORS,
Jacob Esher, Joseph M&xfield,
D. Luthert. Dr. George N. Kckert-
L. Audonned, John R. jjlalriaton.
Davie Pearson. Wra. F, Dean,
Peter Sieger,. -J. E. Baum.
ESHER, President.
.DEAN,Vice President,
a»8-tf
WM. F.
W. M. BSIITH. Seorotarv.
AMERICAN FtRE INSURANCE 00.,
LtA. INCORPORATED 1519-CHARTER PERPET*
No. 810 WALNUT Street. above Third, Philadelphia.
Having a large pam-up Capital Stock and Surplus In
vested in sound and available Securities, continue to
insure on Dwellings* Stores, Furniture, Merchandise,
Vessels in Tort end their cargoes, and other Persons!
Propeity. All losses liberally and ptothsUt adjusted.
SIKTCTOIO.
John T, l/owuj,
J&raet R, Cwapboll,
Edmund S. i)atiUi,
CJjm. W, PoaJJnej.
isr*si Mordl.
THOMAS k. MARIS, PfMldsn*.
LfIKAY C. L. CRAWFOKP. SsoretATT, fett-it
Shoe. ft. Mario.
John "Welsh.
(Samuel C. Morton.**
PotnoX i?:zvdj.
ptXOHANQE INSURANCE COMPANY
-Office No. 4M,W 4LNUT Street.
FIRE INSURANCE Son Houses and Merchandise
generally, on favorable terms, either limited or per
petual, . .
r ' DIRECTORS.
Jeremiah UoGsall, Edward D. Roberts.
John Q.Glnnodo. John J. Griffiths,
Joshua T. Owen, Reuben C. Hale,
Thomas Marsh, John MoDQweu, Jr., .
Sami. L. flnifldloy,„ J&s. T. Hiue, BeUefonte*
JEREMIAH BONSALL, President.
JOHN Q..GINNODO, Vioe President. V
Knw*un w. i)AVtn. tfnoretarv mnw mtf
SAVING PURUS.
A lH<l©,but often, fills theFftm®."
EjiRANKLIN SAVING :FUNJX No.
A 136 South FOURTH Street, between Ohert-
WcUnut, Philadelphia, pays nil Deposits
° l kiepoftitor«’ mooey eeoured ■ 117 flovomroent.'
State, and City Loans, Ground Kent*, Klort
eases, &o.
This Company deems safety better than larte
profits, consequently Trill ran no r,sk with depo
sitors' money, Lut have it at all times ready to
return, with 5 por cent, interest, to the owner,as
they hare always done. .This Company never
suspended.
Females, married or smyle, and Minora, can
deposit in their own risht, and suob deposits can
he withdrawn out,* by their concent.
' Charter perpetual. Incorporated by the State
of Pennsylvania, with authority to receive money
from trustees and exedutors.
LARUE and small sums received.
Office open daily, from 9to 8 o'clock, and on
Wednesday e caulng until ao’olocfr,
DIRECTORS, .
Jacob 11, iPiaiuion, Cyrus Cadwalloder*
John Shindler, Seoree Russell,
Malaohi W. Sloan, Kdrrard T. Hyatl,
Lewis Krumbha&r, Heury Delany,
Nicholas Kittonhouie, Nathan Smeuiey,
Jos. fit, Sattarthwaito. Jones Verkes,
Joseph w. Lippmcott,
JAOOII B. SHANNON, President.
Gists UiPWJXLAsnn, Treasurer.
“ A Dollar saved is twice earned.”
HAVING FUND—FIVE PER CENT. IN
TEREST.—NATIONAL SAFETY TRUST COM
PANT, WALNUT Street, eoulhvrest corner or THIRD,
Philadelphia. Incorporated by the State or Pennsyl
vania.
Money is received iu any sum, Jarre or small, and in
terest paid from the day uf deposit U the day of with
drawal,
The ofiiaa w open evert daj from nine o’oloolcin the
morning till five o’olock in the ovoninc, r,nd on Monday
andThursdaravenjDrxtiJleiKhto olook.
Hon. HENRY L. RENNER, President,
ROBERT SELFRIDGK, Vice President
ffIIXIA.K J. itexo, Scorotary,
PISBCTOllB;
Hon. Henry L. Bonner, F, Carroll Brewster,
Edward L> Carter, Joseph B, Barr
Robert Bountßa, FranoisLee,
Samuel K. Ashton, Joseph Yerkes,
O. Landreth Munns, James L. Stephen##*,
Money is received and payments made dally.
The investments are made, in oonfonmty with the
trovisiona pf the Charter, in Real Estate Mortgages,
Ground Renta* and suoh first-class eeourities as wilt al
ways insure perfect security to the depositoft* and
which cannot fail to giTe permanency and stability t«
SLAVING FUND—UNITED STATES
OO6L?AN Y *oorU9r t HIKD and CHRS7-
Large and small sum* received, andpaid book ends*
mand without notice, with FIVE PER OKNT. INTH
REST -from the day of deposit to the day of with
drawal. r ,
Office hours, from 8 until 6 o’clock eyery day,'And #fl
MONDAY EVENIKfia from 7 until 0 o’olool.'
. DRAFTS fot sal eon England, Ireland, d eotland
fr f?BS«oE* I 6TBPHBN ft. CRAWFOJLB.
m .....
KEROSENE OIL.
PORTLAND KEROSENE OIL.
; In order to meet the constantly-increasing demand
for this justly
; CELEBRATED OIL AB AN ILLUMINATOR,
the company have now doubled their former oasfeoi
ty, and have the most extenstve works j or tnattu
/acittrinK Oil Srom Coat in the United States; and
in order to insure for us o constant supply, adequate
to the demand* they have positively mused to establish
any new agencies, or create any new outlets for it what
-8 we claim for tills OH fa,
ITS UNIFORMITY IN QUALITY AND BUFJBRI
, OJUTY OVER ALL OTHER OILS.
It is entirely free from the offensive odor peonliar to
all other Coal Oils In the merket. and for brlllianoy as
a liahticleanliness, cheapness, and. safety, (having no
explosive properties), is, we may confidently say,
THE ONLY OIL THATWILL'GIVE GENERAL
' ■ SATISFACTION.
WherCver it has been introduced consumers will use
no other. „
As there are many inferior Oils sold as Kerosene* we
cauttoo dealers m particular against using this trade
mark. .Whenever doubts exist as to the genuineness ol
theartiole. we rjapeatfully ask that a sample may be
submitted to ns for inepeonon.
We offer it to the trade ai the
COMPANY'S LOWEST PRICE,
and all orders addressed to Os by mail or otherwise WIU
meet with prompt attention.
Z.LpCKEACO.,
Solo Agents andiManufooturers of '
.Alcohol, BuraingFluid, and Pine Oil.
0010-aro, , No, loio MARKET si/, PJilladelphfa.
Bale by WEiHERXOETS
O BROTHER, 47 and 49 North.BEOOND Street,
MISCELLANEOUS.
The amawaKakon^f^lan-
GUAGES.—The*® is a growing tendency ia this
age to appropriate thennost expressive words of other
language* and after » while to incorporate them into
oar own; thas the W<?rd'Owhalto, which is from the
Greek, signifting “forth® head,*? is now bsoomins
popularized in'eonneoUon with Mr. Spalding’s great
headache remedy, but it willjoonbe ased in & more
general way, and the word Cephalic will become as
oomraon as Eleotrotype acd mopy others whose tiis
tiuotion as foreign words has been worn away -by
ooratnoa usage, until they seem “ native and to tiiQ
manor born.” ', .
’anlly Realized.
IU ’ad *n orVibie ’eadache this hafternoon, hand I
stepped into the ippotheoary'a, hand says hi to the
niani“Canyonhease:raeoTan’eadach* ?” “Does it
haohe ’ard?” says ’e. “ Hexoeedingly.” says hi, hand
npon that ’e gave me a Cephalic fill, hand ’pon me
’onor itonredmeeo quick thotl’ardly realized I’ad
’ad an ’eadnohe.
'9ST Hbadachs is the favorito Bign by which nature
makes known any deviation whatever from the natural
state of the brain, end, viewed in this light, it may te
looked on as a safeguard intended to give'notice of dis
ease whioh might otherwise esoape attention, till too
late to be,remedied *, and its indications should never
be negleoted.' Headaches may be classified under two
names, viz: Symptomatic and Idiopathio. Symptomatio.
Headache,is exceedingly common, and is the precursor
of a great variety of diseases, among which are Apo
plexy,Gout,' Rheumatism, and all febrile diseases, In
its nervous form it is sympathetic of disease of the
stomach, constituting tick headache, of hfcpatlo disease
constituting bilious htadathi, of worms, constipation,
and other disorders of the bowels, as well as renal and
ntenne affections. Diseases of the heart are very fre
quently, attended with headaohes; amcraiaandptethora
are also affeotious whioh frequently occasion head
ache. Idiopsthto headache is also vory common, being
usually distinguished by the name of nervous headache,
sometimes coming on suddenly- in a state of appa
rently sound health, and prostrating at'once the mental
and physical energies, and in other instances it comes
on slowly, heralded by depression of spirits or acerbity
of temper. Inmost instances the pain is in the front
of the head,over one or. both eyes, and sometimes pro
voking vomiting; under this olass may also bo named
Neuralgia.
For the treatment of either class of hoadaohe the Ce
phalic Fills have been found a sure and safe remedy,
relieving the most acute pains in a few minutes, and,
by its subtle power, eradicating the diseases of which
headache is the unerring index.
Bridget.— Missus wants you to send her a box of Co
phaho G’ue ; no, a bottle of Preparod Pills—but I’m
thinking that’s not just it neither; but perhaps ye’ll be
afther knowing what it is. Yo see she’s nigh dead and
gone with the Siok Headache, and wants some more of
tbatssme aa relalved her before.
Druggist.— You must mean ■ Spalding’s Cephalio
Pills.
Bridget.— Och! suro now and you’ve sod it. Ilere’s
the quarther.and giv me the Pills, and don’t be all day
about it. either.
Constipation or Costivcness.
' Ho one of the “ many ills flesh Is heir to ” is so pre
valent, so little understood, and so maoh neglected as
Costiveness, often originating in oarelessuess,or se
dentary habits. It is rosarded os a slight disorder, of
too little conseauenoo to exoite anxiety, while in reali
ty it is the precursor and companion of many of the
’’most fatal and dangerous diseases, and unless early
eradicated, it will bring the sufferer to an untimely
grave. Among the lighter evils of whioh Costtvenees
.is the usuaiattendant aro Headaoho, Colic, Rheuma
tism, Foul Breath, Piles, and others of like nature,
while a long train of frightful diseases, such as Malig
nant Fevers, Abcesses, Dysentery, Diarrhoea, Dyspep
sia, Apbplexy, Epilepsy, Paralysis, Hysteria. Hypo
ohondriaeis, Melancholy, and Insanity, first indicate
their presence in the system by this alarming symptom.
Hot unfrequently the diseases named originate in Con
stipation, but take on an independent existence unless
the eattse is eradicated in an early stage. From all
these considerations, it follows that the disorder should
receive immediate attention whenever it occurs, and
uo person should neglect to get a box of Cephalio Pills
on Die first appearance of the complaint, as their time
ly use will expel the insidious approaches of disease,
and destroy this dangerous fee to human life.
0801,855 «7
A Real Blessing,
FApifcifljt.—Well, Mrs. Jones, how is that headache ?
Mrs Jones.— Gone! Doctor, all gone! the pill you sent
cured me in just twenty minutes, and I wish you would
send me more, so that I oan have them handy.
Physician.— You can get theraatdnyJDrasßitt’fl, Call
for Cephalio Pills. I find - they never fail, and I recom
mend them in allo&ses of Headache.
Mrs. Jones.— l shall send for a box directly, nml shall
tell all ray suffering friends, for they aro arraj blessing.
Twentt Millions op Dollars saveii.-Mt. Spald
ing has sold two mUions of bottles of his celebrated
Prepared Glue, and it is estimated that each bottle
saves at least ten dollars’ worth of brokeiUUrniture,
thus making as aggregate of twenty millions of dollars
reclaimed from total loss bv this valuable invention*
Having made his Glue a household word, ho now pro
poses to do the wprid still greater servioe by curing a)j
the hohing heads with his Cephalio Fills, and if they
as good as his Glue, Headaches will soon vanish away
like snow in July.
Over excitement, and the mental care and anx
iety moidtnt 16 oloae attention to bosmose or study, are
among the numerous causes of Nervous Headeohe. The
disordered state Of mind and bod* incident to this dis
tressing complaint, is a fatal biow to all energy and am
bition. Sadie re rs by this disorder can always o.btam
speedy relief Yrom these distressing attacks by using
one of the cephalie Pills whenever the symptoms ap
pear.' It Wets thd overtasked brain,-and eoolhea the
strained and J&rrinc nerves, and relaxes the tension of
the stomach which always accompanies and aggravates
the disordered oond ition of the brain.
Facr wobih kkuwino.—Bpaldinc’s Cephalic Pills
are a pertain ours for Sick Headaohe, Bilious Head
ache, Nervous Headaohe, Costiveneoa, and General
Debility.
Great Discovery.—Among the most important of
all the great medical discoveries of this ago may be
considered the system of vaooiuation for protection
from Small Pox, the Cephalio Pill for relief of Hoad
aohe, and the use of Uuinino for the prevention of
Fevers, either of wMoh. is a sure specific whoso bene
fits will be experienced by suffering humanity long after
their disooverors are forgotten.
V3* Dm you ever have the Siok Headaohe ? Do you
remember the throbbing temples, the fevered brow, tho
loathing and divgust at the sight of food? How totally
unfit yon were for pleasure, conversation, or study. One
of the Cephalio Fills would have reilevedyou from all
the Buffering which you then experienced. For this and
other purposes you should always have a box of them
on hand to use as occasion leauiree,
CEPHALIC PILLS,
CUBE SICK HEADACHE!
CEPHALIC FILLS,
CUBE NERVOUS HEADACHE!
CEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE!
Sr the use of those Fills the periodical attacks of Ner
vous or Sicklftadathe mar be prevented ; and if taken
at the ‘commencement of an attaok immediate relief
from pain and slokness wUI be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and Head
ache to whioh females are eosnhjeat.
•Jhey eot gently on the bowels, removing Costiveness
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females, and
all persons of sedentary habits, they are valuable as a
Laxative, improving the appetite, giving tone and visor
to the digestive organs, and raitoncg tho natural elas
ticity and strength to the whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLB are tho result of long investi
gation and carefully conducted experiments, having
been in use many years, during which timo they have
prevented and relieved a vast amount of pain and
suffering from Headache, .whether originating in tho
nervous system or from & deranged state of the sto~
mach, ' 9
They are entirely vegetable in their composition, and
maybe taken at all times with perfect safety without
making any change of diet, and ike absence of any disa
greeable taste renders it easy to administer them to
children .
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS!
The genuine have five signatures of Henry C. Spalding
on each Box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Hosiers in Medicines'
A Box will bo sent by mail prepaid oh reoeipt of the
PRICE. 95 CENTS.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY O. SPAI 331 NGr.
no>2-ly 4» CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK,
MEDICINAL.
Bh 00 X) FOOD.
HLOOB POOD.
blood food.
D ,000 POOD,
~ . Bt.OOD food.
The attention oi invalids, physioians, olergymen,
soiontrap men. ana too public generally, is respectfully
solicited to the monts of this ohflmioal preparation
containing Iron, fluiuhuv, and Phosphorus, and whioh
ia identical in its composition with the Nematic Glo
bule, or red blood. In all diseases aooorap&uicd With
1 t a 1 If,
the blond show a(iefioienev of ftuddy
ooraplexion and a rosy, tint of the skin, is always indica
tive of health; while a pale, wax-like skin and counte
nance—winch evinces a deficiency of the red globules—
accompanies a diseased organism. Prepaiations of
Iron have been given for tho purpose of supplying the
red globules, but wo contend that Iron alone, Pulphur
alone, or PhoßyjioroUßAlone.Y/tUnotrtieetthßaeftClency
In every case, out that a judioioos combination of atl
those elements is necessary to reatore the blood to its
normal standard.. This point, never before attained,
has been reaohert in Mio Blood Food, and its discovery
ranks as one ni tho moat so entifio and important of the
ago. Its effects in
. CONSUMPTION
are to soften the oough, braoe the nerves, strengthen
the system, allay the prostrating mghtsweats, inorease
tho physical and mental euergy, enrioh the blood by re
storing the Isoking red globules, inoroaso the appetite,
restore the color, and clothe the skeleton frame with
flesh. The Blood Food will bo found a speoihoin&il
Chronio Diseases of the Throat or Lungs, auoh ns Asth
ma, Bronchitis, Coughs, «'co. rublio speakora and
singers will find it of great utility m oieanns and
strengthening the vocal organs. In Dyspepsia favor
Complaints,.Dropsy, Epilepsy, Paralysiß, Borofuln,
Gfavol, Bt. Vitus* Danoe, Fovor and Ague, &0., its effl
oaoy Is marked and instantaneous, in no ol&es of dis
eases, however, are the benelioial effoots or this remedy
so oonspiouous us in those harassing
FEMALE COMPLAINTS
to which the gentler sox aTO liable, and whioh will tend
towards Consumption, snoh as suppressed or difficult
Menstruation, G'een Siokness, Whites.&o., espeoially
when these oomplaints are accompanied witn paleness,
a dingv hue or pallor of tho Bkra, depression of spirits,
dobiluy, palpitation, want of appetite, and nervous
prostration. w « have the utmost confidence in recom
mending the BLOOD FOOD to all who may bo con
scious of aloss of vitality or energy, and to those whose
mental or bodrly powers are prostrated through over
use, either ol the rnrad or body, and we deem ifconr duty
to say that mall cases of Weakness and Emaoiation,
and in all disease? of the Kidneys or Bladder, this pre
paration has a claim upon the attention of sufferers
which cannot be over-estimated.
A faithful trial will be found tho most convincing proof
m regard to its efficacy that could be asked lor. with
the abovo remarks, and with the numerous testimonials
we bavo in its favor, we oiler tho “ BLOOD FOU t ” to
the consideration of the afflicted, knowing that it will
bo acknowledged as ure-eminont over all other prepa
rations, patenter omclual, in point of usefulness. Cir
culars giving tb'* theory upon whioh this remedy is
founded, also certificates of remurkablo cures, will be
sent free when desired. We forward tho BLOOD FOi.D
to t\ nt partot tho United Statos 0' Canadas upon re
ceipt ot price—©l per bottle* ©5 for six bottles. Be
careful in ad oases to take none but that having onr fac
simile signature upon the wr&ppor.’ Nono other is
genuine.
Prepared only by CHURCH & DUPONT,
Ho. 409 Broadway, New York,
And sold by thorn, and by DYOTT & CO., North
SECOND stroot, Philadelphia, and by all respectable
Druggists. ang-mwf tf
(TfeAK 0K011AR1) AUIX) SPRINGS.
These Springs ero situated in the valley of the
Oak Orchard Creek, m the town of Alabama, Geneses
co.y JV. Y.,oight mileneouihof the village of Medina, on
tho Erie Canal, and fourteen miles from Batavia,
PfiF Tho pfinoipa! Aoid Springs aro three in ournber;
besides these there are sis others. They are all looatea
'Within a cirouit of nbont fifty rods, ’ihe medicinal
qualities of the waters are fully shown in the subjoined
testimonials. They contain a very large amountof Sul
phur, Sulphuric Acid, Sulphate of Lime, and Proto-
Sulphate of Iron. Tho groat medicinal virtuespossess
ed by these waters depend very largely upon the pre
sence, in such uuusuo) quantities, of these ouranvo
substanoes.
Hnndrcds of cases of disease, espeoially those result-'
ing from the scrofulous diathesis, havo been cured by
their use.
By In skin diseases—oven in confirmed feprosy—the
waters have been signally successful.
, Opinions of medical and scientific gentlemen are given
in the circulars. The following eminent gcntlomen
speak in strong terms of the medioinnl value of these :
wators: J*rof. Emmons, T. Romeyn Beok, M. D.» of
Albany jjftos.MoNoaghtoc. M. D., of Albany j Edward
Spring, M. D« of New York; Dr. A. Campbell, of Pitts
field, Mass.; Dr. J. S. Shuler, of Lookport, N. Yl They
recommend the wators confidently. Dr. Spring/refers to
acaseof chronic diarrhoea of several years 1 standing,
which teas cured by the use of the water. Dr.Becksays,
“lam satisfied that these waters are highly valuable as
medicinal agents,** Dr. Campbell says, “ Tney must be
highly beneficial for all chronio diseases of tho stomaoh
and bowels.
Dr.S.P. White Toad a paper on the subject of these
Waters, beforp tbe ,Aoademy of Physicians, in the city
ofNewYork,mwhiohheßtateBthat the Waters pos
sess deonlodly touio. refrigerant, and aatringent proper
ties; and that thoolassof diaeaaos to which they are
more particularly adapted, aro ebromo affections of tbe
diresrii'ii and urinary organs, and somB of the c«tan«-
o«j diseases; chtonic dyspepsia ; chronic diarrhaal;
c?ronie dysentery ; chronic diuresis; chronic cystuts ;
diabetes; oases ol passive hemorrlmyo, such &s Purpu
ra hemorrhagica, and the oolliquativo sTroata of Heotio
Fever. The Water may also be ofton used with ae
vantage, ho says, m oases of loto typhoid fevers, m
onvalescence from protracted fevers, to excite the ap
petito and promote digestion; in diarrhoeas, partloulariy
suoh as are daperdeut on a relaxed or ulcerated state
of the mucous rr.ombrane of the intestines. In oalou
lous allootions.or lithiasts, attended with phosphntio
sodiments, it is the suitable remedy, being preferable to
mariatioaoid.ns more solvent ahd jeez apt by
continued use to disorder the stomach. <n ebrile dis
eases, it oan be used properly diluted, as a refrigerant
todhrmush thirstamipreternatuml boat. Inekindis
eases— in tfioso forms oi dyepopsia connected with an
alkaline oondition of the etomaoh, as in Pyrojtj.orwn
ter-brash, it will prove better than hydrochlorio aeid,
In casosof Colica Wetimufn,and other injurious con
enquenoes arising from the action of lead, this water
will prove to be an admirable antidote. In cAroatc
pharyngitis, laryngitis, chronic mucous catarrh, and
tunui asthma, chronic ophthalmia (externally)
aaa gargle in ulcerated sore throats, in caaes of safi
vatton,atidui ttnecrrAra and gleet; and also inpiles.
, When takon internally, a wine-Blassfal ot tho Water,
diluted, taken three times a day, is sufficient for au
adult. .
Other testimonials from phystoians, anti «-ther re
speotablo individuate, may ba seen on application to
the Asent.
Dealers eupphod on liberal termfs!
No Wot«rgenw»n»t4nUs3j7Toc'»red from
H. W. DOSTWICK,
SOle Ajent,
No. «74 BROADWAY,
New York,
For Bale at the following Agenoics:
FREDERICK BROWN’S Drag and Chemical
Store. Northeast oorsor of FlFTHand CHESTNUT
Streets.
Also for sale at FREDERICK BROWN, Jr.’s, Drug
and Chemical Store, Continental Hotel, oorner of
NINTJI and CHESTNUT Streets, Philadelphia.
The Trade cupolied at ‘Wholesale Prices, mvll-iwly
pROF. IVO. <D’ij
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
and
BLOOD RENOVATOR
Ib precisely what ita name Intimates, for* while
pleasant to tho taste, it is revivifying, exhilarating,
apd strengthening to the vital powers. It also re
vivifies, reinstates, and renews the b’ood in all its
original purity, nud thus restores and rend ora tJje
system invulnerable to attaokaof disease. It ta the
only preparation evor offered to the world m n
popular form, so a« to Ire within the reach of all.
So oheroi >p.Hy and ekilfully combined as to betho
moat powerful tome, and yet so perfectly adapted
as to ac 4 t in perfect accordance with the taws of no
turexand hence soothe the weakest stomach, and
tono up the digestive organs- and allay all nervous
&;id other irritation. It ib nlao perfectly exhilara
ting in its oifeots, and yet it is never followed by
lassitude or depression of spirits. It isoomposed
entirely of vegetables, ard those thoroughly com
bining powerfully tonic and soothing properties,and
consequently can never injuro. Buon, a remedy has 2
lona been felt to be & desidoratum-in the medioal £
world, both by the thoroughly skilled m medical ©
ccionce, and also by all who have suffered from do- “
bi)Jty ; font needs no medical skill or knowledge
oven to see that dobihty follows all attaoks of dis- <1
ease and lays the unguarded system open to the 2
attaoks of many of the most dangerous to which 2
poor humanity is constantly liable. Such, for ex- 2
ample, as tho following: Consumption, Bronchitis, ©
Indigestion. Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite, Faint* »
ness, Nervous Irritability, Neuralgia, i'wpitntion
of the Heart, Melancholy, fiypoohomlria, Wight a
Sweats. Languor, Giddiness, and all that class of £
cases, so fearfully fatal it unattended to in time. &
called Fema/e Weaknesses and Irregularities. Also, h
Liver Derangements or Torpidity, and Liver Com- 3
plaints. Diseases of the Kidneys, Scalding or In
i contmenoe of the Urine, or any general derange- C
mentortheurijrarjOreanßiPalnmtbeßaok.Btde, £
; tnd between the Shoulders, predisposition to slight 2
'-olds, Kaokmg and Continued Cough; Emaoistion, 2
i Oiffioulty in Breathing.and, indeed, wo might enu *
moratero»ny more still, but we have spaoe only to ”
<*y. it will not only euro the dobility following ©
Ihillsand rover, but prevent all attaoks arising ©
; from Miasmatic Influences, and cure the disease
, at once, ifftiready attacked.and as it acts directly 0
i ind persistently upon the biliary system, arousing >-
the Liver to action, promoting, m laot, ail the ex- 1*
1 orations and secretions of the system, it will infal-t*
. libly prevent any deleterious consequences follow-
■ inguuon change of olimato and water; lienee at! S
1 travellers should have a bottle with them, and all 2
I should tako a table-spoonful at least before eating. ®
! As it prevents costivencßS, strengthens the dices 0
i tivo organs, it should be in the hands of all persons *
i of sedentary habits; students, mimstors, literary ©
i men; and all ladies not accustomed to muoh out- 5
I door exercise should always nso it. If they will, h
! they will find an agreeable, pleasant, and eminent
remedy against thouo ills which rob them of thorn m
i beauty; for beauty cannot exist without health, £
and health cannot exist while the above irrcgnlan- S
i ties continue. Then, again, the Cordial is a perfect 4
Mother’s Relief, Taken a month or two beforo tho 9
1 final trial, elie will pass tho dreadful .period with
: perfeot eas'’ and safoty- There is no mistake about r
st, this Cordial is all we elaim/or it. Mothers , fry H
■ if / .And to you we appeal to deteot the illness or ©
i decline, not only of your daughters, before it be too Jo
late, but also your sons ana husbands, for while *
! tho former, from falso delicacy, often go down to
i a premature grave rather than lot their condition
bo known in time, tho latter are often bo mixed up
with the excitement ot business that if it were not
for you they, tpo, would travel in tho same down
ward path*until too late to arrest their fatal fall.
But the mother is always vigilant, and to you we
confidently appeal, for wo. are sure yoiir never
failing ailootion will unerringly point vou to Prof.
V&ood’s Restorative Cordial and Blood Renovator,
an the remedy which should be always on hand iii
time ofnecd, 0, ,T, WOOD, Proprietor, 4448r0ad
• ay, Hew York, and 114 Market street, St. Louis,
Mo.; and sold by all good Druggists. Price, One
Dollar per Dottle.
Sold here by DYOT1 1 A CO., i 132 North SECOND
fteot, mwf eow&W-ti
[4l rh. Tames Letts' ' celebrated
iTJL tUFi’ORTERti FOR LADIES, and the only Sup
porters under eminent medical patrot ago. Ladies and
physicians 'tiro reappotfnlh requested to oall only on
Mrs. Hetts,at ter residence. 1039 WALNUT Street*
Philadelphia, (to avoid ODunterleits.) Thirty thousand
Invalids havo bren advisoa by their physicians to use
her appliances. Thoce only are genuine hearing the
Un ltd States copyright, labclo <ntho box, and signa
tures. and also on the Uupportors, with testimonials.
0010 tuth&stf
BUSINESS CARDS,
DR. S. T. BEALE,
DENTIST,
Has romovod to 1113 CHESTNUT Stroet, (Girard
■Row,) Philadelphia. * 0c33-lm*
PAWSUN & NICHOLSON,
BOOKBINDERS.
Nos. Oil) and 521 MINOR. Street,
Between Market and Ciießtnut streets,
„ PHILADELPHIA.
JAMES PAWSON, JAB. B.'NIOHOLBON,
jy27 ly*
T NICHOLSON. . '
•F • Manufacturer of
SHIRTS. LINEN and MARSEILLES
BOSOMS AND COLLARfI,
A largo and choico assortment, and well Mans,
always on nand. unto which I particularly invito the
attention ol caeii and prompt-paying siiokt-timi
fcTE’Comor of SECOND and ARCH Streets, Phila
delphia. au7-3m*
fr SONS,
• IMPORTERS Oh HAVANA CIGARS,
No. 2*o South FRONT Street.
Receive regularly a full assortment of desirable CL
Gaits, whioh they offer at low rates, for cash or ap
.proved orodit. JelO-ly
ILffORAC® SEE,
MECHANICAL ENGINEER, and
PATENT ATTORNEY,
No. 114 South SIXTH Street,
vipngitn tb* County Court House,)
rsopnrei • fw.n*.. wawjngs, Ao„and transacts
all other bua.tje*' ,, oocneoted with the obtaining of Let
ters Potent -
Maohinorr Designed and Drawings made, cpSE-dm*
ORLEANS (LA,) PIOAIUNE.-
JOY. COE, & Co.
Have boon appointed solo agents in Philadelphia for
this extensively circulating papey, of cortutranciing in
fluence. Business men are advertising m the best news-
Sapors of oity ami oountry, at the officos of 30Y.C0K,
; CO., Advertising Agonts, FlFTliand CHESTNUT
Streets* Philadelphia; Tribune Buildings, New York,
seM-tf __
KR. CORSON,
• RETAIL ESTATE BROKER,
NORRISTOWN. pAj,
OFFFRB AT PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SALE,
some of tho most desirable and productive farms ra
Montgomery and Cheater oounties. Also, several Mer
chant and Grist Mills, in desirable parts of the country.
Persons wishing to purchase properties, either as
homes or investments, will find it greatly to their ad
vantage to call, or write for a catalogue.
Several handeomoly located farina to oxohange for
oity property. , ,
Norristown Properties for sale or rent.
Good Mortgages negotiated reasonably.
Apply to it. R. CORSON,
oo&lm NORRISTOWN, Pa.
CAUTION ! —ASTROLOGY !—LOOK
OUT!—GOOD fWSWB FOR ALL'.—Tho navsr
lulling Mrs. VAN HORN is the boats .ho 1 nomli
wnen nil other. have failed. All trim are in trouble, all
vho tuvao boon unfortiumto, deaelvou by fslaa uronuao.,
fly to her for advice and oomfort. „/» love affairs set
nsw fails, She has the seoret of winning tho ftffeo
tions of the opposite sox, U is thm foot whioh induce*
illi'arate pretenders to try to imitate hef. and copy her
advertisements. Bho shows you tho likeness ox roar fu
ture wife, husband, or absent friend.' It io well known
to the paolioit urge thht cho is tho first and only per
son who can snow' the likeuesa in reality, anican give
enUrfl <atU.i3tion ou all the concerns of me, wiuoh
ban be tasted and Moved oy thousands, bow married
ana eingle.Vfio daily ana eagerlr visit her. Oomeonel
aomeaut t0N0,2559 LOMBARD Street,between'Juni-
Broad, noW-NV'
railroad LINRS.
1860. -mmm 1860.
1 ,ir k ~ io “° o?0c “? r “ d ‘ Me Frenoh drr
Will leo7e as followe—tjli | SAXONY DRESS GOODS.
A mo<fr3ion isoamilenEai AtnbOT, 0. *A. Aooom- | Wa MilnoMdSin'onr 1«,
a?b a M •.r*,“--“7rr-;-ri -T'vr;- 32 ” i „ - W?oa» mcasaxonY drMb goods. .
At Y .\' Cttmlen and JersoyCitrCN.J.lAo- .. 1 Comprising— * - . .
AiSTkl ,~J -.y —— 315 , - piooea Tipoj aI„ flauf,{,|«aY crounds, set flowflm,
“*■ 711 Camden Bad Jeniey t.i r. Mornmi i pieces Parisias, broche ficufee. vhry rioh.
Atii AwTErHST^hAiV^-m — ; * M : 1 pieces Cordelias in large satia plaid and rawed
yiaTaoonran; J-»i I . - grounds.- .
Amts pm via v~~*■ do • ■ mumrbcuslitr.forhast citytrade.
via .^ amdaa afld Amboy, Aooomm - ; Dircei plain ground, ohine, and small
“Lj, )^ a BsSiden and Amboy,'Brand iO*'- i Isabellas,ex^rarich Jacnuered grounds. -
A OilyfEwmifam? Vm aSTlsrSy Bre‘m B en.oompWa°tb?balan?eof tbe'approvedstjies
A BS d l »-,pfa W eH-kno«mana?.o,n ir « i3Egi
'®*wkk ,a l wm! " wb a^o*f P » TrATTBRNs
*&(? ° 1 ’ Vl “® amilo ““ nd dersofcitj,Sonthen. *°° • i oirtons. 150 se«e«”<M ml-i*!B?l%laia», the finest
At 5 PM, vflroKJden n ~Xmbs7riu o ™nSr- Sl5 SilVStySai ”” ° Bi ”‘’ 5 ’ ° ms ™ Wrted
tion,(FreightandPassenger,>-istclass Ticket 1 a fr’noH OLOxfiti, 1 DOEBICINS. BEAVERs, kc,
She tr M Mail Line rune dally. The llp M, South- '"fcmtottT''
era Mail, Saturday■ excepted, ' U ' l , „, _ . u» Un .*i £ y - ro nR
For Belvidere. Em top, iiimbertviUe, Flomiofton rV‘*-?£ e . n £r blaoS- OiO. ns. •
7 A ft'A“^fro^^,Wt^r WataMtr “ o,wha^a :
BS$5I A Lf,‘: sfe, «: ! ° ad «icM h ?i.,VfiX VESTINGS.
W For at 6 and 3 and <« P. M i V gthAWLS
For Freohold, at. A. M.. and 2 P. M. j
/a lJut tti whSrf.’V.W °A’. P? N. frSS ! ~ I *'
ae»e TUtl Q g LOU e
Dalanoo, .Beverly, BUrUne
toH/-f!?5S5?6»* ko., at 18K, I, and ibi P. M.
di?te PlMO«,stw“p,' > h^ t 0! l,arrien «>Fn and Interme-
Steamboat Trenton.for Taoonr, at Ha. ftl. and
'fu f H. I ?.“ n J“ t!, A pa i ,<1 C >r «««• The Company Smit
«To
oept by special oontract. g Wl Ci *
at>» WM.'H. OATZMEH. Agent
smmm
, . FOR GERMANTOWN. ’
Philadelphia, 6,7,8,9,10 11,and 12 A.M. , 1,2,
2,3>5,4.5.fiK,6,7,8,9,10*L and IDS P. M.
Leave Germantown, 6,7, 7&.8. fltf.9. 10,11 and 12 A.
M„ 1,2,3.4,5,6, 0 N W *'
Leave Philadelphia, 905 min. a'. M„ 2, 7, and 10>*
P. M.
Leave GerraantoWn. 8.10 mm. A. M.,1.10 min., 6, and
9>i r. M.
. CHESTNUT HILL RAILROAD,
. Leave Philadelphia, 6, 8,10, and 12 A. M., 2. 4, 6,8,
and 10,*4 P. M.
Leave Chestnut Hill, 7, 10, 7 85, &40, anil 9.40, and
1130 A. M„ 140,3 40,6.10. and 8.40 P. M.
_ „ . . , .OK SUNDAYS. ,
Loave Philadelphia, 9.05 til., 2. and 7 P M.
Lo&ve Chestnut UiU, 7.50 min, A. AL, 12 60, fi.-fo, and
9,10 mm, r< M.
FOR CON&HOHOCKEN AND NORRISTOWN,
.Leave Philane phia,6.50,7 H, 935, and 11 05 mm. A M..
i;OS, 3.05,4 K. n 65, and UK P. k. A ' ’
Usova JJornetowo, 6. 1, 8.08, 8, and H A. M., Hi, Hi,
and 01, M,
, , ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia, 3 A. M and 3 P. hl„ for Noma
town,
Leave Norristown, 7 }i A M. and 5 P. Al.
, „ . ,PPR MANAYUHK.
Leave Philadelphia, 550, 7X, 905, and 11.05 A.M..
1 05. 2 05,3.05,4 K, 5, 8.05. U)£ P. M.
. W™ JSfStf 1 ' *»•?«. 8.35. OK. UK A. M., 3. »K,
5, C/a, andvH P. M.
, SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia 9 A. M., 3. and 7 P. M.
Leave Alanayunk,7« A M , 5>S, and 8 P. M.
»/, K. ISlWlXft.Gorieral Superintendent,
noKHf DEPOT, NINTH and GREEN Streets.
fall- arhangE
SS^Sri M M§& T RA l ;i!il L oi D Df LPHM
at 8.15 A. M., 12 noon (Express), anil
For Chester at 8.15 A. M., 12 noon, 3.15,4.15, c, and Jl.lfl
P. M.
For Wilmington at 8.15 A. AL, 12 noon, l.lfi, 4.15, a. and
U.lO P. AI,
For New Castle at 815 A, M.and 415 P. M.
For Middletown a? 8.15 A. M. and 4 15 P, M.
For Dover at 8.15 A, M, and 4.15 P. Al.
For HamnsctonatB.ls A. M. and 415 P. M.
For M.lfora ets.w A, AI., (Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays at 4.15 P. M. I
For Farmington at 8.15 A. M. (Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays at 4.16 P. M.
For Seaford at 8.15 A. M. ( Mondays, Wednesdays, anti
Fridays at 415 P, Al.i
For Salisbury at 8.15 A. M.
Trammels A. M. will connect at Seafortl on Tues
days, Tnundays, and Saturdai e with steamboat to Nor
‘ TRAINS FOR PHILA DBLPHIA :
Leave Baltimore at f 1.39 A. M. (Express), 10.15 A. M„
and 6 25 P, Al
Leave Wilmington at 7.30,9, and 11.80 A, M., 145,3.45,
and 8.85 P.M.
• eavo Salisbury at 1 SO P. AL
Leave Peaford at (Tuesdays,Thursdays, and Satur
days at 7.20 A. M.JJAO P. M. 7 '
Leave Farmington at (Tuesdays, Tharsddrs, and Sa
turdays at 8 A, M.) 410 P.M. .
Leave Milford at (Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri
days at 7.50 A. AL) 4P.M.
Leave Harrington at 8,16 A. AL and 4.2$ P, AL
Leave Dovor at 9 05 A. AL and 5.25 t*. Al,
i eave Middletown at 10 15 a. AI. and 6.40 P. Al.
Leave New Castle at 8.80 and 31 A. M., and 735 P. Al.
Leave Chester at 8.20 and 9 40A.AL, 12.01, a. 22, 4.25,
and 9.15 P. Al.
Leave Baltimore for Salisbury and Delaware Railroad
at 10.15 A. M. and 5 25 P. M,
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE:
Leave Chester at 8.45 A. M.,12.28 and 11.40 P. AI.
Leave Wilmington at 9.25 A. Al., 12 55 P. AL, and 12.20
A. M,
FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passonge? Car attaohod,
will run as follows :
Leave Philadelphia far Ferryviilo and intermediate
places at 8 P.M.
Leave Wilmington for Perryville and intermediate
places at 6 P. M.
Leave Baltimore for Havre-do-Graoe and Intermedi
ate places at 425 P. M.
ON SUNDAYS:
Only at U.tQ P. Al. fromPhiladslphta to Baltimore.
Only at 5J5 P. AL from Baltimore to Philadelphiar
se» B. M. FELTON, President,
PHILADELPHIA
ggjggEgßHEg AND READING RaIL
ROAIL--PASBWNGER TRAINS for POATSVILLE,
reading, and Harrisburg. , ’
MORNING LINES, DAILY. (Sundays excepted.)
Leave New Depot, oorner of BROaD a&d CALIo w-
HILL Streets, PHILAJjEIiPHI A (Passenger entrances
on Thirteenth and on CaUcwtull streets.) at 8 A Al..
eonneotlns at Harrisburg with the PENNSYLVANIA
RAILR LAD, 1 P. At. train running. to Pittsburg; the
CUMBERLAND VALLEY 1.06 P. Al. tram ranmny to
Chambcrsbure. Carlisle, &o.t and the NORTHERN
CENTRAL RAILROAD IP, AL tram, running to Bun
bury, Ac.
AFTERNOON lines.
Leave New Depot, corner of BROAD, and CALLOW
HILL Streets, PHILADELPHIA,{Passenger entrances
on Thirteenth and on CaUowhill streets,) for POTTS
VILLK and HARRISBURG, at 9.50 P. M.,D*ILY, for
READING only, at 6 P. hi.. DAILY, (Sundays ex
xS&TANOEB VIA PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD
From Philadelphia. Miles,
To Phanixvilll.,.— 23]
Readmit—* —..... M
Lebanon.—. 86!
Harrisburg 113)
Dauphin-- 12t]
MiHersburr- —. .113
Trevor ton Jdaotlon- 168
Bunbury 169
Northumberland 171
Lewisburg 178
Mi Ron ——lB3
ftlunoy 197
Williamsport 209
Jer5ey.5h0re..........223
Lock Haven 235
Ralston 233)
Troy —~261> Williamsport ana Elmira
Kbniia.... 28TS Railroad.
The 8 A. M,. and 330 p. M. tram connect daily at
Pr>rtCUnron, (ganiJajß,.. esoepted,) with the UATA
WIBBA. WiLLIAMfiVORT. aftd ERIK RAILROAD,
making close conceptions with Uneato Niagara Falls,
Canada, the West and Southwest.
DEPOT IN PHILADELPHIA: Comer of BROAD
and CALLO WHILE Streets
apa-tf . W. H. McILHBNNEr, Secretary
fiTflfTCTiiri NORTB pennsyl*
For iiimlusi^sJjKJYLßaTO'^Nf Easton
MAUOH CHUNK. HAZM3TQN. ECKLFiY. WHITE 1
HAVEN, WILKES BARIIE. WILLUMSPOiiT. *O.
THREE THROUGH TRAINS.
On &nd after MONDAY, July id. JWO. Passencor
Trains will losyo FRONT and ‘WILLOWf&resu. Pru*
ladelphia, DAlLY.(Snsdays oxcepted,) u follows:
At 0.30 A. M. (Express), for Bethlehem. Allentown,
Mauoh Chunk, Raxfeton, Willcesb&rre, Williamsport,
to.
At2Jo P. M.{Express), for Bethlehem, Easton, fto.
This train reaches Easton at 6.60 P. hl„ ana makes
olosa connection with Now Jersey Central for Net*
York.
At 8 P, H. for Bethlehem, Allentown, Manoh Chunk,
Ag, ,
At 0 A. M. and 4 P. P, for Doylestown.
At 10,30 A. M. and O.CQ P. M. for Fort Washington*
The 6.80 A. M. Express Tram makes dose connection
with the Lehigh Valley Railroad at Bethlehem, being
the shortest and most desirable route to Y/ilkoabarre,
and to aU points in the Lehigh Coal Region,
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA:
Bethlehem at 0.63 A. fit., 9.SQ A. H. and fi.53 p,
Leave Ooylestownat f.SO A. M and 4.18 I‘. M.
Leave Fort Washington at 6JS A, M, and 3 IS P. M.
ON BUNDAYB:
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at 8 A. M,
Philadelphia, for Doyleslown, at 8 P. M,
Doylestown for Philadelphia at 8.40 A. M,
Bethlehem for Pbiladelpmaat 0.00 P, M.
Fare to Bethiehem~QlSOjFaretoMauohChuuk.s2 40
Fareto Easton IMI Fare toDoyioaiown.. 080
Through Tickets mutt be prooured at the Tloket Of
fices at wILLOW Street, or BERKS Street, in order
to ssoure the above rates of fare.
AH Passenger Train* (exoept Sunday Trains) connect
at Berks street with Fifth ana Sixth- streets and Second
and Third-street Passenger Railroads. 20 minutes after
leaving Willow street,
JyS
NEW TRI-WEEKLY
H&Ss3iE*SBSFREIGHTAND PASSENGER
ROUTE TO NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH, VA.
CHAIW3K OF LOCATION for the receipt and deli-
On and after Monday, Ootober IS. Forwarders of
Goode by this Une will send to PRENTZEL’S Ware
house, under National Hall, 13*24 MARKET Street.
Entrance for drays In the rear of the building, from
Thirteenth Street through Lclperatreet.
Mark Goods ,4 Via BeafQrd, Del.”
, Passengers will take the 8.15 A. M. tram at the
depot, corner of Broad street and Washington avenue,
on Tuesdays. Thursdays, and Saturdays.
, Fare for first-claas passengers, including meals on the
boat, S?
Senonrt-otaec passengers, including meals on the boat,
$4.50
11, F. KENNEY, Master of Transportation,
ooU tf ’ P. W, & B. R. ft .Co.
1717 iinrnmrii west ouester
fISJKiWSHB AND PHILADELPHIA
RAILROAD ..
VIA MEDIA.
CHANGBOF HOURS.
On and after Monday, SeptemberlTih lfiso f the trains
will leave PHILADELPHIA, from the Depot,-corner
ofThirty*fir«t and Market streets. West *PfiilMelphia,
at 7.45 and TO A. M., and B P. M.
Leave WEST CHESTER, from the Depot, on East
Market street, at 7 and 10-15 A, M., and 1.45 ahd 9 P.
M ' OK SUNDAY,
Leave Philadelphia, from the depot, northeast corner
of Eighteenth ana Market streets, at 8 A. M« and 3
P. M.
Leave West Chester, at 7.SQ A. M., and 4.45P.M...
Trains loavirg Philadelphia, at 7 45 A. M. and 0 KM.,
and on Wednesdays and Saturdays only, at 2.30 P. M,.,
conneot at Penneiton with the Philadelphia and Balti
more Central Railroad, for Conoord.Kennett. Avon
dale, Elkview, Ac., and for Oxford, via Staze. Item end
of Traok, at 7.45 A. hi. On Tuesday, Thursday, pud Sa
turday, the 7 45 A. M. train from Philadelphia will con
neot with a line of stages, via Oxford and Hopewell, to
Peach Bottom, m Lancaster county.
The last Passenger Railway Car will leave Front and
Market streets so minutes, end Eighth and Market
streets 25 minutes bofore the starting time from the
Depot, and will e»ny a flag to denote It.
Oflioe and waiting room, southeast corner of Eighth
and Market streets, where passengers, purchasing
tickets for West Chester, will be furnished with a tiolret
over the Pa»«K.r ReiW. '
General Superintendent.
The baggage oar will leave Eighteenth;and Market
streets one hour before the departure of the train from
the West Philadelphia Depot. eeHiU
ygg—HOTiUJ&~.QB^fKR
£s
- ISTATIONS.-Dn and after Kov.eth,
1660, tha ,FaaMa,«r Train. for DOWNIKeTOWK
will .tart ftpm the n«w Pamen|or Depot of thaPhlla
de phla and jtMdinf Railroad Company, oorner a,
BROAD and CALLoVhIIL Straeu, iiM a en eBl
trances on Gaiiowhili,
MORNING TRAIN far Dewningtowa, leares at 9.00
AFfjßfiMOOff ffJEAIX for Powrmigtawa, leaves at
(Bandars tkaeptad.)
Vd W. H. MoILUKNN'EY. B«arf>Ury-
S!»MWBffBST CHESTER
TRAINS via RENNSYLVA
NIA RAiLROAD, leave depot, oorner ELEVENTH
and MARKET, at 7.30 A.M., 12.50 P. M„ andlP.C
jySOttf
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
JS Smh THE’ADAMS EXPREHB
pSsMs^H|co; t OiHoe3SO CHESTNUT Street,
forwards ParoelsrPaokages. Merchandise, BAnkNotf*,
and.Speoie, either by its own Lines or in connection
with other Bxpresr -.Cofflfeanies, to all 'the - principal
town, and cltloi eftbe
i.M-t! ~0.13 EBperlnteDMat.
Nf\ PAN CO AST, AUCTIONEER, Suc
• cecsor to B, 5C0TTVJ3...431 CHEBTHUT St.
BABB OB 500 LOTS BMtjßolirKßVfcH. BIBBOSS.
TRIMMINGS, MILLINhft.Y Go6flS. ’
By catalogue, ou a credit.
This Morning,
Nov 14, 1860,'ooromftBoing at 10 o’olook.
Consisting in part of-, • •
EMBROIDERIEB. .
An invoice of rich and now style* embroideries. Just
landed, embraoing-jmediom to nigh cost embroidered
collars and sets, infants’very nchjy embroidered robes
and waists, ladies’ hemstitched and embroidered Itnen
cambnc^djrf..^joh^^wM^o^arflno^d^r^&o.
loa dozen ladies % ptire linen hemstitched linen cam
no MILL i NEa y GOODS.
Kich fan st'los Paris poult de soie bonnet ribbons,
embroidered bonnet strings, rich high colors And black
velvet ribbons. Also, a line of superior quality black
And fancy silk velvets* fancy boflntit material, 4a.
BLONDS, WETS.
Abo. white ellk joined blond*.
Black and white stiff nets. Ac. <•
, . FRENCH FLOWKR3. •
! - Also a line of rich and ohoice styles real Pans arfi
; floral flowers,
Also, CO dozfan ladies’ white kid gloves,
i gents’ linen Ahm fronts.
NOTIONS, CUTLERY, 4c.
Also, superior pocket cutiefy, steel scissors, buck
I purses,jrarte-mounaie*. Ao. , ,
CRICKET Jackets ANDiHCSIERt,
I oases men’s extra qn*lit7 alt wool orioket jacke**,
f eats’ cotton and wool half hose, ladies’ and ouildren’a
am be'-woo! hose, 40.
| Alio. - pieo&s ooloreo Frenoh merinos, ladies’ new
! style cloth plonks, ladies’ cloaking o oths, &o.
Also, an mvo'oe oi children’s fanoy casstmere hats.
! FRENCH BLACK LaOE VLILB.
' Aninvoioe of Paris new style blank Bilk, Aleaflon,
and guipure veils; black lace coiffeurs, baibesi Stsi
SPECIAL SALE OF GERMANTOWN FANCY ENlf
• GOODS, HOSIERY. 4c.
. On Friday Moraine,
November 16, by odtaiegue, on a credit, commencing'
at 10 o’olook.
LARGE SALE OF A DRY GOODB STOCK, BY OR
DER OP THE SHERIFF.
„ ... On Friday Morning, , ■
. November Iff. at io o’clock, a large stock orAmencsn
and imported dry goods, consisting of fanoy and black
olotb, casslraores, satinets, prints,delaines, white and
brown muslin, Canton flannels, white ard colored Ran
ne!s, ladies’, gCntS 1 , and children’* hosiery and gloves,
ready-made olothifig, ladies’ and children's shoes, 40.
OHILTP FORD & 00 'AUCTIONEERS,
S- No. 530 MABKET Street; Mi #Ol MINOR
Street >
POSITIVE SALE OF 1,000 CASES BOOTS. SftOES,
BUOGANB, AND BUM SHOES.
„ v On Thursday Morning.
November 15, at 10 o’oloox precisely, will be sold, if
catalogue, on 4 months’ credit. I.GOO oases men’s, boys',
nnd youths* oalf, kip. and grain boots; calf, kip, and
buff brogan*. gaiters. Oxford ties, 40.» 40. j women’s*
misses’, and children’s calf) kip, ana morocco heel
boot*. .
Also, & full assortment of Jjrst-o!*** oity-roads goods,
BSr*Gom]s open for examination with catalogues eany
on morning of sale, When buyers wilt And it to their in
terest to attend. •>
MOSES NATHANS. AUCTIONEER
ATA AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, SmitKeait
corner of SIXTH and RaCE Streets
MONEY TO LOAN.
$25.G00 io loan,' at tho lowest rates, on dmfrfonds,
w&tohes. jewelry, silver plate, dry goods, clothing, gro
ceries, cigar*, hardware, cutlery, pianos, mirrors, fur
nliure, bedding, acd on goods of every desonption, m
large or small amounts, from one dollar to thousands,
for anylencth of time agreed on
C7* The Oldest Established Bouse in this oijy.
gg* Private entrance on RACK Street.
• 0* BnelßesehonrsfroraPA M.toflP.M.
Heavy insurance fo the becefltof depositors.
_ CHARGES ONLY TW.O PER CENT.
197” Advances of SlOOanduuwarda at twoperoent.
Advances of £ICO and upwards, at one percent, for
short Joans.
AT PRIVATE SALE. .
Some of the finest GOLD PATENT LEVER and
CHRONOMETER WATHUEB manufactured, at half
theusoal selling pnoes, gold lever and Jeplne watches,
silver lever nnd lepine vfatohes, English, Swiss, and
t ranch watches, at astonishingly lotf prioes, jewelry of
every desonption, very lawmans, pistols, mnsioal in
struments, first quality of Havana oigars, at half the
importation price, in Quantities to suit purchasers, and
various other kinds of goods. -
OUT DOf.R BALFS
Attended to personally by the Auctioneer.
Consignments of any and every kind of goods soli
cited. MOSEB NATHANS,
SPLENDID SET OF DIAMONDS AT PRIVATE
, ; SALE
Consisting of diamond and opal breastpin, and ear
rines. PnoedffffO. Cost in Pans 51,400.
-Jb INDUSTRIAL STOVE WORKS
@willtaST a NEMAN.
WHOLESALE and detail deales
IN
S T O V E S*
No. 33 NORTH SECOND STREET, .
Offers tb? iuo«t perfeot, convenient, and economical
Gas- burning Cooking Stove yot invented.
- Inquire for his Lehigh Gas-burner, to obtain the best
Stove in use., ,
Also, one of the largest and most complete stook of
Stoves for beating parlor*, chambers, stores, count nr
houses, 40.» in the oity. The attention of the public!*
flolioited, . . ooH-vin •
t -STOVES! STOVES!!
JAMES SPEAK.
No. 1116 MARKET STREET,
w prepared to meet the wanta of the pub.icmore
couipietely in all the detail* of theBtqve trtde than any
other establishment in Philadelphia, in proof of which
be invitee compaxativx iXAttiXAnoh.
The following are among bie own popn.ar inventions,
several of which have already obtained a national repu
tation as surpoesing in «xe tilencs and itonamy any other
Stoves in uae,_ .
JAMES SPEAR Is'the Inventor and Patentee of the
Improved Gas burying Cooking Stove, acknowledged to
bo the beat Btoy* for family use in the world..
JAMEa SFEaR is the Patentee of the oelabrated
Gas-oonamning Cooking Ra&ge, BOW rapidly coming
into general nee. -
JAMES SPKAR is the Patentee of the Improved Sii
vo/Isȣ&;t1 Jf!ltpM-oon*uinn]g Parlor Store.
JA MBS SPEAR, ia the Inventor of the Improved
(Patented) Ornamental Stove Urn, whioh, from its
beauty and utility, is likoiy, this season, to be uwver
sally adopted.
JaMEs BPBAR. is the. Patentee of the .Labor, Fuel,
and Comfort-saving ironing Pan.
JAMES SPEAR is the Inventor and Patentee of the
celebrated Railway-oar fleeter.
JAMES SPEaR iff the Inventor of the Improved
Fire-board Btove.
Forallof the.abovethe Inventor very justly olaima
advantages which reauire but to be understood by the
public to bd universally appreciated and preferred to
any other articles of that olaas in the market; and- he
would hereby extend a cordial invitation to all persona
in wane of stoves to call and examine for themselves,
raniea wishing to examine will have every attention
shown them, whether intending immediately to pur
chase or not. aelS-Sm
, PhiladeJphisattd Reading
and Lebanon valley it.H.
Northern Centra!,
Railroad.
Snnbury and Erie R. fi,
JU, QUAKER 0111 GAS CON
SUMER, PATENTED bp CHARLES JONES,
(39TC Seventh Alnntb. 1860.
lSli,iloVi:MEm 0N SILVER ’ S
By the use of the Quaker City Gas-Consuming ParlOT
ana Office Stoves all dost may be avoided, the rooms
ventilated, and an even temperature maintained for
many horns, without any attention to the fire, and at a
gT»at saving of fuel.
For sale by CHARIjER JONES, Patentee', No. 305
North SECOND street, above Vine, where the excellent
Gas-t'oniummg Cooking Stove DAYLIGHT, unsur
passed in ita operations, may be obtained. Of the large
number now in operation, every stove, we believe,
givea eutiTß satisfaction. 005-8 m
A THE. CELEBRATED ROY4L
g COOKING STOVE is the best and mostpopu
dan lar Cooking Stove in the market. It is made
either with or without gas-huruing fixtures.
Manufactured and for sale by NORTH. CHASE, &
NORTH. Foucory Wareroume, SO9 North SECOND
Street. oS-irn
A the fiery star gas*burn-
Si ING and RADIATING PARLOR STOVE,
is tbe best and most economical Heating stove
Manufactured and for sale by NORTH, CHASE. Sc
NORTH. Foundry Warerooms, 809 North SECOND
Street. ~ ■ ogftn
A NEW GAS-BURNING BASE
STOVE is the most economical Stove of the
kind, and much more durable than the Goa
burners with a •beet-iron ana lor
saleby NORTH.CHASE, Jc NORTH. Foundry Ware*,
rooms, ‘-aOU North SECOND Street , og-»m
ELLIS CLARK,JAsant.
milE PENNSYLVANIA 0 R N T RAL
A JUILAUAB
S6O MILKS
iB6O, mmsmm, iB6O.
THE CAPACITY OF THIS ROAD IS NOW KQVAh
aoju *ro ANY IN THE COUNTRY;
THREE THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS
RETWEEN PHILADEXPirtA AND PITTSBURG,
Connecting direct atP|ula4oVpijsk wjth Through Train*
from Boston. New York, and iff.points-kart. and in the
Union Dopot at PitUbure with Throes to and
from all points m the West, Northwest, and Southwest
-thus furnishing facibfte* for the transportation of
Pawengera unsurpassed for apeeu and comfort by any
0 Fart Line* ran throng k; to Pittabars,
without change of Caraor Conductors. t All through Pa
ssenge- Trains rrovidedwith Eonghndge'a Patent
Brake-speed under perfect oontrol of the engmear,
thus addinsmnoh to the safetrof travellers.
Smokingcat* ate attached to earth TraißrWoodrnfPs
4M Mail C ??Mn‘li!»vin Pli lad.tphfa at 1 Jtf A. M
Kart Lino “ ' “ ■ . - UJO A. J 4.
Rcoroas Tiamjeavo. -*l 10.41 S’. M.
WAY •
Farkesbtirg '* . • > .8.40 P, M.
West Chester . u -. . * 1140 P. M.
West Chester Passengers, wiU taka'th* Mail, Weei
Cheater Aooonimodauon,aha Columbia Train*,
passengers for Elmira, Buffa
lo* Niagara Pall*, and .intermediate point*, leaving Phi
ladelphia at 7.18 A. M. "and 3 p; M. go direotly throneh..
Tickets Westward may be obtained at the offices of the
Company in Philadelphia, New r York, Boston, or Bal
timore; ana Tickets JEfistward at any of the important
Railroad Offioes ia the West; alsood board any of the
regular- Line of Steamers on the Mississippi or Ohio
rivers. •; - . -
*y Faro always as low* and time a* dwelt, as by any
other Route* ' . *
For farther information apply at the P&tsengor Sta
tion* Southeast corner of Eleventh and Market Streets,
The. completion o£ .the Western connections of the
Pennerivatna Railroad to Chiowcn.’mwe this the
DIRECT LINE BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE
T&e donnectlon o?s£ia by^th? Railroad. Bridge .at
Pittsburg, molding all dta/age ot fernaca of Freight,
together with the saving of tjind, are advantages readily
appreciated by Shippper* of Freight, and the Travef-
U Uwohants and Shippers entrastmg the transportation
of theirlfrcight to this Company, oan rely with oonß
to and from any point
in the West by the Pennsylvania Railroad art at alt
tints at/aeorablt as art tkarstd by eiktr [Usilrtad
<7 ‘S^Bep s artia*l*r it mark package* ?‘Via Penna-Raii-
T< For Freight Oontraots or abippiug Direction*, apply
U, or address either of the following Agents of the Com-
Maj s —,
Jos. E. Moore, I/omsviUs, Ay., P* jL 0 aW** Go.,
Efe« M te T cS
IU.: or to Freight Agents of Railroads at different points
EEBOH * CO., l Aitof HfcßMi 0118. WlUiMa H.T.
S"
jALT PETRE—'RaIe,/.by. WETHEB
ILIJ fc BROTHER; rM»; 4T smt 49 Soili SE
COND Street. uolJ
SALES BY AUCTION.
STOVES.
JIAIItROAJJ! LINES.
SALES WAUCTiON. •
m v,
.(Formerly Nos. C 7 wed &,}
FALL SALES STOCKS ANDREALESTA'IE. ;
Kjshteenth Fall Sale, November 07as Sxehaaga-
part ready. - ,
*■-a|the Kxi^N^.K^i^v^bieDAsr
to each sals, one thousand estatorfue*, Io paitepfcfcl
a n s ® e ter«. of *“ *■
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE. „• .
• reolestsieotpnva'.e
rale, inoiudipg every desonption, of eity.nnd eonutr**
estate entered on ear private sole regirfe r
and aoT«rtisdd occasionally rn our pnbUe sale'- abetraot
(of which ?*OOO oopl®’ printed weekly.) free w
oharge. _
PEREMPTORY RAILROAD BONDS.
On i^®Sday.
30th insb, at 12 o’clock, at th«? |*xohange, without ra
lBUCdupon Bonds, Sl.oo3each, Phili^pM*BalU
more Central Railroad Co,
NINETEENTH FALL SALE—NOVEMBER 3P
Orphans’ Court Sale—Estate of James Youn<«de
m , ceased.
Three story briolr DWELLING, No. 2205 Filbertst.--
west ol Twelfth sireet; has sue, bath room, Ac.
Neat modern DWELLING, No. 459 N. Fourth it,'
southot Noble street; has the modernoonvenienees,
aiid is m perfeot order. „
Neat rnotleni DWr-LLING. No. 1437 N. Seventh »t,
Master street, with tide yard. The house has
tho gas' introduced,- bath room, hot and ©old water,
cooking «o* ' > -
Modern tftree brick DWELLING, southeast
corner of Cormthiad uverue and Cambridge sbeet,
near tho Girard College £?e&enger Railroad, Twentieth
ward. ■
Administrator’s Ssie. -
Three-story brick DWELLING, W Coates *t..
between Frontand Rudd streets. . . .
- Four-story BriokßfceiDENCE, N 0.317 f-ojnbordst.
Hhi tbe modem qoavemenaei. m ,
fcton« Gf* rST Mi LL, on the Ridge turnpike,
matthtoWnsnip, M«Dtgpmerrco.
SEAt MODERN EEBIDENOE, Ho. sas 8. F.iurtli
street, between walnut and Spruce streets. h«i the
modern conveniences. Clear of incumbrance.- Terms,
° n |omn«o‘rt ll BRICK STABT.E AfiD DOT OF
GROUND. Tenth street, south of Cathanne street*
TWENTIETH REAL ESTATE^BALE—NOV. 2T.
‘Valuable
pointed-stone mansion, stone stable, andother modern
situate about one mile east of the Old
kork Road i and within miles of the Cheltenham
station on the North Pennsylvania Railmaffr It i»
surrounded by eiegMrt country seats of J. R. Worreil,
WjT. Lowher. and Si F# Fishef»P>qri.
obsolnte. Only one-third cash.
PEREMPTORY SALE VALUABLE WALNUT-BT*
. RESIDENOTV . '
Also, the large and superior reridence. No. 1311 Walnut
street, 36 feet front, 235 feet deep, with stable and ooach
house in the rear, on Pansom street;
sbsolnte. Only H cash. __ __
PEREMPTORY BALE-—ALEGANT
No. 122 SPRUCE STREET.
Also, without reserve- foracoouutofa former pnr
ohßEcfr- the superior residenoe, No.T3lSpra<»street.
■ 24 feet 0 inches front. 390 feet in with etabhiand
coach-house on Barclay street. Title undoubted* tale
absolute. Terms, SHMO may remain on mortgage.
PAL# OF BUPErTor‘pi/rNITUHF,'MAW
FURNITURE, LARGE* WAtfTBL
*ND PIER^‘IRRORB,Jut»BRIOR «ANO% 8D
PKRIOR UILLIARD T4BLN, FINE TEfiVET
AND BRUSSELS CARPETS. 4e. f- '•
• CARD.—Oar sale to-morrow morning at the auefeon
store, will comprise, beside* 100 lots of excellent second -
hand. furniture- suite of elecant white painted addgilC
drawing-room larmture, very large Frenoh-platesssn
tel mir/or, pTenoh-plate ova) and pier mirrors, iree
wood piano /one. mahogany piano-forte, sfperior-lsl
hard table, fine velvet and Brussels carpets, China and
gloevware, 40., forming, an attractive aesoytmeut.
worthy the attention or ladi** and others desirous of
purohasipg.
. Catalogues sow ready, and the article* srraoged
fo? ebtauninarioa, •
Sale of german flower roots.
This Morn in*.
At 11 oVock. a t the .Aaotion Store, one oaae of su
perior German Flower Roots, comprising an assortment
of B/aeinths, Tulips. CrddM, Naraisns, fte., from R,
Vorderschoot 4 Son, Harlem, Holiend, and to he sold
in lots to suit pnrebasers.'" * '
INTERESTING and VALUABLE^BOOKSjLITHO
GKAPHIC ENGRAVINGS, DRIWINGBTVDI2S,
AND COLORED PRINTS. . .
This Evening..' .. -
Nov. it, at the Auction Stora, wiU be sold, a collec
tion of valuable and interesting books. . •
Also, a larae number of Lithographic Engravings,
Drawing Studies, and Colored Print*. . -
10" Full pflitiealar* m catalogues.
Sale at Nos. 139 and 141 Spath FOURTH Street
SUPERIOR TVRTiITV£K,FREK&-PLAfBJUM
RODS, PIANO-FORTES, BRUSSELS CARPJBTA
. .On Thursday MofftLt*. - .. *
At 9 o’olook. at-the Auotion Stord# Ah assortment o
euosuent eecond-baud fnrniture,
fine mirrors,' carpets, etc. from famtuw* deeuains
housekeeping 1 rem oved to the store for of
sale. '
Also, about 100 yards Green Billiard Cloth.'
ELEGANT DHAWING-JtbOM FTJRtiITVKf!<
. LaR&KMANTEL AND PIER MIRRORS. AUPrI
HRIOA if.LLIAKD TABLE, VELVET CJURPETti,
AC » ...
Also, On TWrsdat' Morning, '
* At the Auction Store, a suite of elegant white painted
and gilt drawing-room tt/ttriltfre, withormol* mount--
inys.very large and elegant Frauch-plste mantel mir
rora.ovai and pier mirrors,.sortrfof bllliarertable,»
largo number of fine velvet and Brufsef* carpets. Sea,
Also, about3oo rattan laundry and olo'9se casket*;
RARE AND VALUABLE BOOKS, FROM A FJU*
VaTE COLLECriON.
On Thursday Evening,
. Nov. 15, at the Auction Store, will b* sold a oollectlofi
of mtereatlng, rare, and valuable books, from a private
poll cotton.
‘ 0k For particulars see catalogue*.
Contributors’ Sale of
ANCIENT AND MODERN OIL-PAINTINGS.
On Wednesday Morning* „ ..
.Nov. 21, at the Auotion Store, second itorf, willbe
sold a collection ot Ancient add Modern Oil-Paintings,
comprising a variety or interesting subjects, A portion
or toem in elegant carved aod silt frames.
-K?” Cat&logtfea Will be ready, and the pictares ar
ranged for sxaminatioTiy two days pravioca.
M FITZPATRICK * BROS., ATJC*
• TIONBERS, 604 CHESTNUT Street, abet*
Sixth.
SALES EVERY EVENING.
At 7 o’olook, of Books, stationery and. faney goods*
w&tohes, jewelry, clocks, silver plated war*/ eaUtryv
paintings, musical instrmeißeate, 4c. * - •* ,
Alao., Hosiery, diT goods, boots and shoe*, and mer
chandise of every description. ___ _ _
DAY SAEE8 r every Wednesday, and Fri
day at 10 o’clock -
' PRIVATE SALES. - -
At pnvate sale several large consignments otwatolne,
jewelry, books, stationery, silver-plated warn# eatiaxy,
fanoy gooes. 4c. To which is solicited the attention o!
city and country merchants and others. . , • •:
Consignments solicited of all hinds of merchandise,
fon-ither ppblio or pnvate sales.
ACT* Liberal cash advances made on ooßrigsßOßte,
Out-door salea promptly attended to. ,
SHIPPING.
_ffji fOK THE SOUTH,—CHAELS? ,
s K»tt Freight at an »#» •?«<■ a*.
no t,
tain Charles P. Marsbman, wiM Mil oii Thursday»Pftnr,
15, atlOo’olookA.M.. . , , ,
Through 19 <3 to » npH»—only hoars a; t**
FOR SAVANNAH, gjt
iuc 5 8. Wail Steamship STATE OP GlsOj. X
Captain Joan )« Garrir, iwl mil on Tuesday, Nov.
SO, at 10 o’clock A. M.
-*I hrourh in 53 to W homre-Hmiy 48 hoar* at Be*.
day* obanged from ever* Saturday to « very
five days. woods reedited, Hd ? Bills oi Lading slrned
: *Hfuij*iettdU fir«t-fjfi*a **ds-wfc*tl Steamships XE?~
STONESTATE ah?BTATE OF GEQRGIAnow run s*
above every tenths, thus forming a cve-darMioni*-
nication with Charleston and Bavaannlu •£*.&* South
ahi Savannah, jApis-SM** «k»-
nsct frith steamers for Jlonda.aEdwith nUlrwKi- As*,
for ail plaoe* in toe femtfe and eeattyeK. >
' li(BOSiUfC& •
; Freight and Insurance on alarge *M»owa at Piui
[siuppeofloath will be found to be low-n by these snips
‘ than by sailing vessels, tbs -restiaat boifig one-halfka*
.rate, .<
j -N. JL—insaraaea ea aUJ&ailraad Freight » entirety
imnneoessiry, farther than Charleston or BavauChft, th*
; Railroad Companies taking all risks lrom these
\ GREAT REDUCTION IN FABF
i Fare by tips route &to .40 per cent* ehestdr than hr'
:ihe InlandKoete* a* will be seen.br the folio Wins sohe
i dole, Through tiokets from Phuaaeh>ma,jis Cnariee
; ton end Savannah.steamship*, INCLuDINS MEALS pp
the whole route, esodpt teem Chfirisctoh Hi Bavan
jnah to Mtratgomsrv!
- VIA CHA2LSBSOIT* _ VIA *AVAH?IA2. .
To Charleston—.,—*.sls" 00 ToSWrtuxnah,—#« n
1 Aaru«ts, 17 » •- Augusta St 99
• Columbia.—-. *3 00 Macon—OS
: Atlanta. —. nOO Atlantic SI 00
Montgomery—, ■ cOu Colam has- 31 04
1 Mobile—... . Saco Albany. —— 23 00
New Orleans—, 99 7s Montgomery- —. %00
- Nashville——.* 37 75 Jspi, »0l
1 KnoxviUe - S5O NSW Orleans S? 71
{ Memphis.- —9150
(Fare to Savannah, l4 00
i . . Charleston, via Savannah—lo 00
j Ro bills of lading signed after the ship to* failed,
i For freight or passage apply cn board, » second
J Wiarfsbovs Vins street, or fo
ALEX, HE&ON. Jr., A CO.,
, No. lftOOßra VMAjiVES
i AgeutsinCh&rJeKontT,F,*T.’BUDlA
l Savannah, HUNTER A 6AMMEJUA
I For Florida from Ofiftr!setos,oteatt<rCare(iflf every
For Florida iron, Savannat, stoameis Si. Mary’s and
fit. John’s everr Tuesday anaSatnrdir.
jgt&tL THE BRITISH AND NORTH
Slnßb AMERICAN EOfAL MAIL STEAM
SHIPS,
TBptf HKW rOXE TO LtVaaTOOL.
i Chief Cabin Passage—.—..#l94
Second Cabin Passage^—7#
, PEOM BOSTOM VO LIVSftVOOL.
1 Chief Cabin Passage—.—— ~.98$
j "
! The ships from Boston cali at Haiirar and Cork Ha*-*
ii'EBSJA, Otpl. Jnipm. [CiTfABi. Capt, Ling.
■ABABIA. Out. J.Stons.
,'AB(A, Capt. E. O. Eott. NlAGARAlpoptAndewoO
■ AFRICA, Capt Shannon. lEUROPA, Capt. J Leitoh*
, , SCOTIA, (now bnu&ng.)
| These vessele carry a dear white light at mast-head;
[rreen on starboard bow;-red on port bow.
I t»t» 5 SSA 1 lea . v « B g°*ton. .'Wetlnesday, Nov.ll
PERSIA, Judkins, ** N. York#Wedne«oay,Nov.aJ
CANADA. Anderson, *• Bostoa, Wednesday, Nov. as
l-^E^rPr^Shannon, « N,York, Weflneeday, Deo. 5
Stone, “ Boston, Wednesday, Dec. U
ASIA, Lott, ." H, Yore, Wednesday, Dec. IS
Berths not seoured until paid for
* An experienced Surgeon on board. - -
t The ownerspi these shivs will not bo aoeoantable for
Gold, Silver. Buihoti, Specie, Jewelry, Precious Slones
iprMetals, unless bills of (Ading are signed therefor ana
she value thereof therein expressed. For Freight or pas
hue. Apply to K, O UN ARP,
i 0019 . „ 4 Bowling Green. New York.
■ S IACHINERV AND ntt>s.
bsast ' PEEK steam engine and .
mmsm
BLACKSMITHS,
and FOUNDERS, having, for many years,-been
Puooessful operation, and peen exclusively engaged 1?
building and repwring Manse and River E&xruM,big*
end low pressure. Iron Boats, Water Tanks, ProptilerXr-
Ac., *o.,TMpßotlnlly offertheirserrajosWthe.wepho#
ps being fully prepared to contraot ior Engines of all
Sixes. Marine, Hirer, and Stationary, baring sets of
paterns of dtderent Sixes, are prepare a to execute or
.uers with Quiok despatch, Every description of Fattens
Eking made, at the shortest notice. High and Low
ssirnre, Flue. Tubular, ftsd Cylinder Boilers, of the
ITenns/lvahia oharooal iron. Forgings, of»nsixes
hnd kinds; Iron and Brass Castings.of airdesonptioat:
UtoU Turning. Borew Cutting, and all other wot* non
toected with The above business, „ . ...
. r Brawiogy aatf specification* for all work done at thei
festabiishment, fieo qf oharse» and work riatact'od,
i The subscribers havo ample wharf doos room ior Te
pairs of boats, whore they can tie |n periaot safety,
and are provided with aheaiv, blocks, ftllt, Jto., Ac.
»« r.tate, tour, « „
JOHK P.l/BVY,
REACH and PALMER itTeau-
'tunm v. uunk. . .«w«r
I ' ■ Wn.Mi.K- i . ii: •
CJOtTTHWARK s'OONUKY, •
S 3 JPireH AKD-'WABaiKeSOH «1S«BEV»
1 .
! . SnaiMiSStS AND HAOHIJUn-SA.
Minnfaofvre /ugh And, Low Procure Ufrr.:e i..ij,r.ui
for Land, River* and Marine mmes.
Boiler*. Gasometer*, Tan**,lron Boat*. a a.. Cwis
•fall tend*, either Iron or Bran.
; iron Frame Room fox; 8-*2 'Work*. Wars sgow * eii
toad Station*, Jto. ’
: Retort*and Gaa Machinery ex' toe latort a< <1 ***« m
proved oonateaetLOi
description .of Flan»uon~ht&pluiiwnt».iraob w
gn gar, Saw, and Grist Mill*, V acapmFod*. Opeii gteaj*
vramsy Defecatonr, Filter*, Ramping Enpnes, Ae."
L Bold Agent* for-jf. iUliient’s Patent Rue* RoUiet
Asperate* i fitaamyth’i Patent Steam Hammer; art
AipinwaU * YVeuUy'apa'en* ContrifscnTSugar Pnint
>nr Mfeekine. ' • • »»*-t
IpOINT PLEASANT JrOTNDRXv No. 6»
ft BEACHStrset, Koa«ii?toc, PliiMrtrhis.-rWrL
WAM H. tTERS inform, ¥& fnanda tiiat,Eonnc cm
phased the entire stools of patters* at toe above Foun
ds, he is now prepared to.reoeijeordora for Kouing,
Gnst, and gaW MUI Casting*, Soap; Chemical, £**
How Work, Gearing, casting* made ftonv Rever
poraton or Cupola panacea Icarr or green sand, or
loim amg-tf
taiORAGE. —Storage for merchandise of
I® all kioc!>.and aj timlaffcoieoWW
Oork. No 103* Worth DKX»AWARK Afenqa. fyd*
afi^aaaaaiagtte