' - Fawkf i* sieam’'Piongh. (Tron Ike JUpotiof Comm Moper of Patents for 3889.] •TkU i» thelnventlonof Joseph W.Fawkes, of .SM-Sl,|i»ttowtsro)Ontj, Pennsylvania. The *™rtag peroUuf.tlei of this machine seem to be, test it is a locomotive, running on e large roller, °r draw, sir feet ridlsrncter and six feet long, In sUjrftf.;)rtteels,.the design being to , obviato the ordUaryobjeotkm to looomotlves, that their wheels oak Into, the wit,r and obstruct the motion, - The eudaedraws behind it. a gang of eight ploughs, as sliSaig'iatOhiosgo .though it is manifest ihat the nathhw ls neltmlted, and that oaltivaters, bar roasrMd 1 Other pulverisers, may readily be snb stitated ;the great desideratum' is, a locomotive praetisabla ena a rcsasonable- proportion of land, ' and, at the same time, cheap and durable. Tbla machine, snd Waters’ siesm plough, whloh was Its only Oompelltor, were both caused by .the com-: mittes to ran tsrioe round the half-mile traok at ‘ Chicago, and to tarn a single farrow, within the afidMun.''They were then taken to the smooth, open for final trial. .The result, as re portedby.tbe Quarterly Journal of Agriculture, ,w«i, that Fawkes* implement ploughed at the rate of one acre *9 seventesn minute?, or three end a haW *<»r*a perhoor, including tarns, and the work was: exeeuent, - There was some detention by efeggfng of the ploughs, which may he easily ob- Tialed» : It wohld seem that, after ploughing about two rwrt», the steam got too low for tho oon* tinuebce of the experiment; and tbe com mittee suggest some improvement as expedient foriMtoasing tbe power of ; tke engine. The com , mittee conclude by remarking, that while they “Many no moan* prepared to certify that Mr. Fawkes’ ploughing msohine has reaohed the de fit's* of-perfection only, to bo bad after mueh prac tical working on a farm, they do not regard its sa vefttwaak points as invalidating its olaim to pub- Ilf favor; for enough good work was done; in tbe two mites ot furrow it ran oq Friday, to’ prove it to have great merit, ’■ For Urn benefit of all those who decire an it Oder standing of the details of this implement, we add adecenptiou of it, by tbe committee of machinists who conducted tho recent trials of steam ploughs atthe fair of the Illinois State Agricultural So ciety:'. “Xofotmi oomplete conception of this steam pbngh, let the committee recall the appearance of asftall-Siisd tender of a locomotive, engine. Let abowt half the forward portion of the sides and tank be removed. We have now something which resembles the body of Fawkes’ msohine. Intbe midole of the forward portion of the platform stands the upright bolter, which is about 0} feet the fire-box and ash pit,being ef Course below the level of the platform, nnd.-tht fire-door opening forward. The boiler one and one naif inob tubes, whiob, ambtoutod together with the fire-box, gives 375 feet af ire Surface. Steam may be got up in 15 min utte,;altbo«gh twice that time is usually necessa ry. 'Thefuel-may either be bituminous ooat'or wood. The Cylinders aro horfsontal, 9 inobes in diameter and 15 Inches stroke, and are placed one on eeoh side of the boiler. The pistons eommnni oatfmotion not to the side-wheel ■, bat to a dram or roller, sUfeet in diameter and tlx feet long, whiob, al the sides -of the platform ■ overhang its and, is comparatively oat of sight. The drum is placed about midway between the front and baek afdha 'machine; before It depends tbe fire-box, aad-over and' behind it is the tank; so that, when the beilsr and tank are fall, they nearly counter balance each' other on the axtes of the driving dm.,. “This drum U composed of two iron heads or ‘ibidem, 4 and an-intermediate one; to theee, thick, barrow planks, cot liko staves, "fitting closely; are bolted and form the periphery. The adhesion it, therefore, prbduoed by a surface of wood six feet fongy which never becomes polished, and. the 'bearing-of.which Is always across the grain. Thera is no slipping; the msohine is started' and Stepped instantly; and, except when ptbfiblHfeg itself a considerable distance on turs rika’Af.pared reads, the wear and tear is slight. xUssabsttUtten Of the driving-roller for the ordl nasy aide-wbeeli wonderfully increases traction, asd/prevents sloughing in wot or yielding soil; while moderate irregularities of surface scarcely aFoet the onward mgrch of the plough. 'Another great advantage is gained by the gearingof tbe vcmaa. Instead of being attached directly to a crank on the axle of tbe dram, each connootibg ted eommanieates motion to a pinion which turns aarily.but without shake on the axle' just men tioned ; the pinion interlocks with a cog wheel which,, by a pinion on its axis, imparts motion to tfesseg-wbael bolted to the drum; the whole being ss.proportioned that tlx strokes of the piston cause Ski moUtlon of the dram. “looreaseof power and of control over the awvamanta of the.engines are saodred. . ** In front df the fire-box is * short tapering bow of sheet iron, which serves as a seat for the fire man and a reeeptaele for fuel. The bow is sup ported-by a body-bolt on a truck composed of two iron guide-wheels 84 fee tin diameter and 15 inches bread. The truck moves freely like the front whtels ,of a chaise, and is controlled by a steer fag wheel in chargo of the engineer, so that tbe whole machine is turned as readily and as short as a farm wagon ' The engine Is a thirty-horse pow er. The entire .length of the machine is about 18 feat; Us weight, With water and fuel, 10. toes; and otet, including ‘donkey *, engine and pump, about $4,000. By this pump, water mi, lie drawn from a Ml er creek, and tbe tank filled, or wate r foroed from the tank to the boiler. *■ The tank hold, twelve barrels, sufficient for three hour*’ running. The plough., eight in num ber, are attached to one frame, which l» aiupended bgobkiu, parting over grooved pull.yl, in. two beamr, projecting from the rent, of the . engine. Tb«*o ehsint communicate to a wisdlars, in ehnrga of tk. firemen in front, ky which a gang of ploagnir. m»y b» taljed n* lowered, at pleaanre, and the frame of plough! li draws bp other bhainf, whloh are atteohed to the snder tide of tho frame of the engine.”.. -.' . , . men of Angles. (Fromthe New York Examiner.! There ia a type of ohnraoter which mayappru- WleieJy be dubbed tha jugular. It M Ulnattmted lnjsufwhoee dlrpoiitionrate well tnppiied with earner*. so to speak, which are constantly ohtni ded on th. comfort of (heir neighbors. Not that bodily angularity necessarily implies a disobliging nature, many, whose bodily movements are awk- Weed, are of as accommodating and a “giving way “ disposition.. But mental asgdlarity almost lnvarisbly bts an angulariabig effect on the ear tie** af this body:. Every reader of the Br-amntr has donhUtts enfiered, at on! time or at the hands—or, properly speaking, at the elbows— Of a man of angles . Look out lor him when he comae. * Be takes a manifest pleasure in crowd lag yon into iba gutter, although be bu plenty of room on tbe sidewalk, lie contrives to eerry his umbrella or cane so poised that It mey 'gOnge ouf the eye bf somo passer-by. Ho seems to Like tbe fan of walking gpon the dress of wren lady he overtakes. He goes oat of his way -tohfekadog. In an omnibus be site eidewavi, in order to take up twice as, mash room -tirlzt bag paid for-'and when he wishes to be set down, he ttMOeee the faet by pulling tbe strap with , n fierceness Whiob.indicates a desire to drag the un lucky Jehu through the aperture. At table boj>b vfcrady takes it ill when asked to pen anything, «kd rignlfles his displeasure by upsetting the dish wMbk be peases. - . fle.is in bis element in* crowd, When he sinuses himself by exploring with his etbews the riba" of those around him, and by pfndingtiislr corns till 1 they begin to think tafifte got a miller among them. As for the •ssesiriee cf life, he’ll none of them. Long prao tied has made him familiar with the vocabulary cf griereas words. He rtjotoes in asserting hie independence on all possible occasions, without re- Heating that it is (be pecu iar kind of indepesd waeewUohi* shared with him by “the patient •ftlaai thatbrotrsesen the thistle.’' He belongs tote*classo£men of whom U has beent Mid that ffcelr opposition may be reokonod on, tossy mes- We wWch has not origiQsted with themselves. However, hot to paint these worthies blaeker than raelly arevperhaps the offioe which they per fOca i»fi»vwid Is salutary, corresponding to that neiterinsd by braked when a train of ears get on WfiMflibadWMr. It may be that men of angles nydtejlgnsd as checks to the too rapid progress of A hard-headed, obstinate, unreasonable viewed in the light of a brake, is- by *a»e«BS contemptible sppendsgesto tbe ear of efvllisau»B. CITY ITEMS. Attractions a*t J. W. Proctor Jt Co.'s.— Oar Udr reader* 'will thank os for informing them that the eetebyUd Peris Mantilla, Cloak, and ForKapo rißM*ffo.3W Chestnut street, ha* within the past few day opened several very choice new ’ style garment** J* fhdwny of Sscqaec, Basque*, Paletot*, e to., which, teeur taste; are the moot gracefp l thing* of the Beacon. Whr^imvr'RtiTkdy'rtferred to their' For department, aad will onlyaddfcere, that for completeness, both in fee extant ami variety* ec well ae U e superior riebnecs of numerous :grades of Far**'their present clock (creellT c princely dissUy. Mo-tady should think ,o f periknsiggFar* without first examining this elegant - tv ‘ _ P»iMD»t’, KtRUiSB —The President kaa taiihid ,it ii aaid.th. writing or hu rotthdomlng MMt* t* Coma raw. : B. will dirotm atoataion. and eMarpaWre again whleh are at pranat axditing tbe edprtlTS B»t wantaored.UrlnfoTOrdtliat he will not Uthiattma ;mw m opinion , u to tho motile of t*a, **waa*v and aold a th'i Brown-atom of VookUII t Wllaoo. Won. «3ud M atmtoil atrmt.'alxiv« giath Thoweanar apparel for MMHm aad Tooth. made attain oalebntad aeta- HMHPfBt an ao gannrally known and wall ajwftoiatad tittthnryiiwnotnaadl'ra.idaiiUalehdOrneinent. . , "lant nu Ththrip; Paanoa* xot Oo» to 'VlHiuX,;'.;',"' ‘ ", ftaproporaUdy of mankind U nan-’* Nothing obtain. mora notenor in onr eatimata or -ptplriaO nod woraankiod too, (for nan embrace, wo- MaJlhnaantarmal aarnitaTe, in which wo oompnea dfiti aad addrfsr, Man ar# generally Judged by their anti. bctßrit imruuio*! aro atwaye mad* fc by appoar •no**-, .Haaoa.the Importance of acting and. looking wall; add oar ad rice to jdl men ta to robe therarelvea jn tfca baaatifol add aaaaonable v»«'meßta gotten ap at the “ cm-pri«o’ , «*ora or Granville gtokee. No, M 7 Oheit aatetreet, who preeeate aaob of hla patron, with a v'laaUa and aieful li/t! . ' Markets liy Trlerraph. fcu dMiiDtd IS Mein Ohio at «47i. Haw. aaljaor *i *•!•<& com don i r'ftjonad»i| f inwPmk iu dgoUnod Xb i aalMof 7 7«7 doll *t IftM, >rn doll, and lo lowar. market oloeingdair i of ■ to*d»T' at #6* BW&tpBi3H& H»TO«rXO. . ** ‘ t 1. . Exohmtago on New (m to'dty of 1,100 ba3e«. be given. jfer-. 5 gj,4"Arilvgd gbip ConsteHetlon MWlrfl W** AljMJibikifom M«antu; 'Daniel PflPPit. Turk) toboftner Bfito# front fINANMAIi ffl COMMERCIAI,. The Money Market. PtfifcADßipeiA, November 20,1800. The stock market continues very unsettled. City loans declined One per ctpt. at the first board, and one-half per cent, more at the second board. Read -1 log opened at air advance of one peroent. over the closing price of yesterday, selling at 17J, but du ring. the day ft fell off to 161, and olosed week." No large sales of asy klnd of stocks oould be mode at the present time without concessions in prices. The money market presents no ohango ia Us feature's. There can he ecaroely any reliable quo tations of rates for. commercial paper, heoause there is no good paper upon which the holders will submit to the exaotiona of the few capitalists in the market. The panic has so affected moßt of the gentlemen that are in tho habit of dropping in to ohoose a choice bne of paper from the brokers’ poofcet-bcots, that they stay at. home, awaiting some tarn in publio affairs which shall mako things in i eher&l look more settled. The New York bank statement disappoints many who were led to expect that the loans would not he decreased. The averages show the following changes from the provions weekly statement of November 10: Adeorease of loans- Adeorease of 5p001*...... A decrease of cuoulation... .-^ T Adeorease of undrawn deposit#. $2,365,01 1661,019 ... 281, n0 2,835,633 The New York Nenjs lays “Large amount* of past-duo treasury notes hove keen sent to Washington for redemption, and those yet to mature are being paid in for customs, ro that the disbursement* of the Sab-Treasury hero for the pest few days have considerably exceeded the receipts. The action of Scorotary Cobb, in al lowing the suoccstful bidders for the new Federal loan thirty days* additional time on half the amount awarded, gives general satisfaction; but it Is quite possible, if tho of things con tinues, that the Government itself may run short of foods before the expiration of thirty days.” The following 5* the amount of coal transported over the Lehign Valiev Bail road for the week end* log Nov. 17,1860 Week. Frtfvioniljr. Total. Ton*. . Tons. Tons. Total _«18168 13 «?4137 0< 701*158 17 Coia'c Week last year, 10,lit 04 688 ,082 IT 604,194 01 InoreaaOr. 57 00 146,804 17 146,851 16 We annex the amonnt of iron* transported orer the Lehigh Vallej Railroad for the week ending with N<jv. 17,1800 ' Tons. Previously Total to date, t0m.... __ ► 73,796 The following is the coal tonnage of the Shamo* kin Valley and Pottevllle Railroad Company: Week. Year. Tonnage for week ending Nor. 17—5033 02 183,021 09 Sametime last year —— 6,955 19 169.177 13 .T 79 03 13.814 16 Bawks and Pahics.—We are glad to see a dis poeition on the part of oar banks to extend their line of accommodations In View of the present pressure for monhy. There is no doabt bat that the opposite policy in'lBs7 contributed not a little to precipitate, the diets of that year—a policy wbtoh In the end proved disastrous to themselves by necessitating their own suspension. The Bank of England, in times of commercial difficulty, always makes if a principle to meet the necessities of merchants by judicious expansion, whloh shall operate to restore publio confidence and avert a fatal run. The Bank of France habitually practises upon the same principle. In 1838, a period' of prosperity and general confidence, tbe total amount loaned by it was 974 millions of franei for an average of fifty* six days. The next year, a period of universal distrust and distress, when in ten months the failures in Paris alone amounted to eight hundred and fifty-eight, the losbos by whloh are stated to have been between fifty five and sixty millions of francs, tbe loans of the bank amounted to 1,454 millions of francs for an average ot fifty-seven days, an increase of jour hundred and eighty millions of franoe. The London Morning Herald, of that period, well re marked, in referenee to this course of eotion on the part of the Bank of France: “ The great augmentation in the general move* ments of the Bank, of Franoe, during tbo past year of distress, illustrates the principle on which the bank sots, via .* te extend itself wben the ne cessities of the merohants most require assistance. The bank aots rather as a preservative m adver sity than as a stimulant in prosperity, H enoo the uniformity of the value of money in France.” Our banks have in times past proved theraselVes tolerably good “ stimulants In prosperity.” It behooves mem now to show their oap&city in tho other rule. — New York World. t*t-)la<telphia stock exchange Sales, November 90,1860. Reported by 8. IS. Blayhaxxsu Merchants’ Exchange. FIKSTBOAKT). sfiooCitrCs 100# 2500 . 00.. m .100# loco d0......netr...1(8. soo do—_-.tiew...103# 100 do~.~. new.. 103 SOO do..onsh new.ioi# 1000 JPenna R 2d mt 89 lSSifieading K—’ot* 17# ; 20 do cash 17# ’ SO . oo ..cash 17# W do ~v 17# .SO d0...'.. .17# BETWEBI MOih&lltlirtß.;..™ 61 Pennaß 38 W do—» 38 SI .. do. 38 3) do 88 59 Morris Canal 53 84 Little Sohuyl. .oash 12 61 do 12 60 do 12 , B Hazleton Cl. sfiwn 40 3 Harrisburg R 4 Bank N Libeities. bm BOARDS. SECOND BOARD. 600 N penna R fa 6&?-« 10 Morris Canal 51 94 Penna R. SJX 3 do—..—. 87,*1 WOPennaSs. tt# MOO City fit-~..100 _6Qp. d0...,.,..new IW# 2000 do~~. ..new.lo2 ' , IOOONPennaJtCS.—~ 6S OLOCIIIW PRICE j ßid, dikes. % rill. fa„..n«w.Mlx lav Si * coding bds 70.. ftl 81- Saadmt ?o n# fenzta Rdivoff. artfSTg • renna R Sdmt 65.. 88 SS-IRRKGULAR. ' Bid. Asked Elmir* 7s 73. 66 69. h* Leh Cl AH Scrip., 30 36 North Penna ft-.. .8 9 NPennaßCs 58 68# N Penna Rios.--.. 96 Catawjwa R Con 3 4 CatawissaPref. ...11 tJorCloon dr off 90 ' 62 ! Bch N 6e'69tnoS'.6B 70 Beh Nav Imp «5.... - 83 fcohuyiNavstb.-.- • BJf Itahmyi Navprf —16 18 | K‘mlra A prf.. 17 I Second k Third.. .18 GO Rue&VrneßtH..3G , 30 Wwtfhite B—..KX ... Rpruoe k ri5e...... JU>. |Omen k Conran ..10 17 Ohestnat k Walut... 32 [Girard College 21 Philadelphia Markets. Novxhbbb SO—Evening. ; The Flour market continues unsettled and standard 1 operfine is held at 96 26, at whioh rate it is freely ered; there is no export demand and the trade ate aboutfthe only buy era at our lowest figures for superfine, 8# 6068 for extra amt extra family, and fdJsad,6ofor fancy brands, as in quality. Rye Flour is lower and selling u wanted;at #4©4,12)i bbi. Fenna Corn Meal is held at 43*0'¥M>bl. i WHBAT.-The market is unsettled, and 6®looV'bus lower than at the olose of. last weak, and 6,000 bua have been taken for milling at 1*0®1270 for good to prime Penn.and. Southern Reds,olosmgat 136ofor.tlieiatter afloat- and from 13001460 for common and oholce white, < including xaw bus Kenraoky at the highest figures. Penn. Rye is selling at 760. Southern is plenty, and dull at 70s. Corn is rather lower, with salesofLtiOO bus old Southern Yellow to note at GT»«6o afloat, mostly at the former fisures.and new White Mo bus. Oats are very dull; 600 bua Southern only sold, at3*o in theoarn; Penn, is held at S6o. . ’ ) B*xx.-4luereitron is source at 828 ton for Ist No. 1. UOTIOH—Tharj f. very little doing, end prioe. are Irregular ud in favor of the buyer., with ealee oMSO bale.. ! Oeoostisg Ann Fiomiox..—The movement con tinur. .melli and pi ice. about the .erne; 1,000 bags Rio .Coff«.aold.mo«Uy yesterday,at 13X«Mo.on time. - Banns— .her. isvaiyijtile demand lor Cloverssed, and pnoes are in favor of the Payers; .mail lot. have Dour taken at BSO..UX V bnahel. WBHisr 1. rather lower: Pennsylvania bbls. tailing Western, JleUKo.; drudge, 20Ko i anil hods, at New York Stock Ixchange--Nov. 20. 14000 U 8 6* *74 c00p... 95 5000 Virginia Rt 6*.... 79 4000 Hies 88 Fd bds!. 47 60 Metropolitan Bank 96 sPark .... 97 6 do ... 99 60 Be| 4c Had Canal;. 87. 60 Co mberland jref.:. 8 1 100 N Y Central 75 - 25 do ;t. , 7T% 6 Erie Railroad 17* 60 Hudson iUv R...t59 45 * SO do 43 60 do j® 43* 60 do , 43k 800 Harlem R blfi w 260 . do l#si so Harlem prefd 83K THE Mil Asms continue steadyat with small sale*. SCO Reading R 33£ 40Mioh Central H.... 46)1 M 0 Mien BfeN L ~ • 13X SOOMiohSguars>k.... 27>f 160 Del.Laok A W R.. 76 100 IU Cen & sop... .*3O cs 660 /,.-do MB' - 'do X to Clev, Col ACm R.. Oo to Qal k Chicago R... 67« 460 do G!)i 160 Clev A Toledo Jt... 26 10 Chicago A ft I fil’i' 60 , do U *3O Cl 96 do Slli 164 Chi, Bur A Quin... X do 64 »NJ Central R 105 UIKET3. t #5.28 for Pots and Pearls, I'Lonn.—ConMauent upon the notion of tfie banks, [aoililttinr the placing of produoe bills* our Floor mar ket. tbopih wearing a swife eheerful aspect, is heavy and unsettled, with salesor3 60f> obis. •We quote super fine State ai1#49006; extra do at #6*6.28; superfine Western at fttoee; extra do at #6*6.60, and shipping hr&ncs extra round-hopp Ohio at 95 tiouo. Southern Floor ie also heavy, with talee of 200 bbls at 96.2606 60 lor ooramon to mixed, and 94 5607.40 for fanoy and extra. Canada Flour is heavy and drooping, with sales of 100 bbls st 96*7.60 for extra. Wheat market oontiousa dull at late prices; Ibe transactions are very limited end not ex ceeding 10,000 busbete at 9U201.16 for Milwaukee Club. Corn isheavyand drooping; sales of 20 000 bushels at 66c«—for Western mixed, afloat-tUo in store; and6Bo for Southern yellow. Fve is doll at late quotations. Barleyremains hear/. Oats ars dull and drooping; we quote Southern. Pennsylvania, and Jersey at 31®300, and State, Canada, and western ats6*3Bs. PioviitoM,—ThaPork markft is dull, with trifling s*l*s dk #1740*170 for old mess, #U lor prime, 916.25 for prime mm: Beef fidbn. wi th sales at #8.60 *lO for repaoked Western m«ss, and 9ie.O*n for ex* tram see: PriWo m*s* Beef is nominal.’ Asef hams are quiet at #1440014 76 for western. Baoon Is quiet. Cut Meats arrnominal at 8*8&e for Shoulders, and 10X® lute for Btms. Lard is < dull abd heavy at )i®l2Jao. Better and Cheese are unchanged. : ' Whisk? |« nominal at )9’40. MARINE INTELLIGENCE* SEE FOURTH FACE. ARRIVED .u].??*, to'o Uava ""’ with a Hoover, 10. days from Meherin -Sbeeis cyptessahlngles to Noioross A f,om Indian Hw.nth .J!S£EB&i S clWn':° a ° U '“ MakB ««*»• 'MEMORANDA of^rSif^ , Wo h f“V^T»«ral I , a . v " na ond New -Steamship City of Etehmqnd, Mitchell, forPblladsl .pfaia, miledfrom Bio&inosd I9ih inat ■ Ship Cbalo&er (Br), Kendall, and bark Sarah (Br), Milligan, from-Rio de Janeiro arrived at Mobile isth Inst _ ..Bhip Parana, Langston, for - Buenos, oleared at New York yesterday. - ShiftPoiata, Cutler, oleared at New York yesterday for Hons Kong. ..Bark Kanawha. Lynch, from Cienfuegos, arrived at JfewYork yesterday, with loss of deck load of molasses. Bng Ashby, Swim, from Falmouth (Ja) for rhilsdei pbAsyWaa spoken Ist test in Crooked Island passage. Bng Celt, Jtaper, henoe, arrived at Boston mh lost. _ Bng A. Hortej OreutL for Philadelphia, cleared at New Oriesßs MUr iast with 40 oatesootton, I49hbd«sugar. 571 bbls molasses, 552 hides, 106 empty casks, ana 43 pkgs mdse. . Sohr Mary Elisabeth, Medary, cleared at New York yesterday for Fniladeiphsa, from Milford.Bel,arrived Bohr New Bedford for Philadel phia, arnved at Xtew York yesterday. _ ; eobf'A’Field, Westgats, sailed from Taunton. 19th Ssraf, Jone», and Novelty, Shaw, hence, Pnos. Sliiiard. JftutfHtfn,. Del. for Boston: Fidelia, Wbuton. f.lladtl.liia fbr do; Louu W«J«h. Paine, Fhilad«lphia for fioenvort. • . Ketnrned, aelua O A uniHr, John Snow, and Maria Fhr. Harriot. Fraeo., Hatch. Wm I. Day *Arr,»thihgSMrtu'St»ntb MeKenmw.ffew Or- FSKh«r. Otoabi; EUiott(^laver| O anjl fordo; Marietta nand, Terry, and H A Weeks. Godfrey. do for Gloucester. 4 „„. schraWTEmerson. Halcyon,andWilliam* Vskms, SArfisrJ, and jThdsoavGriffin, from FkUadelphCT?j#sSS; , 2ohrs Btoj F Reeves, SST”*?.-, AlsiMlSMß»Morj grier«oPr4fc»aiPl.,»n(i forysohte, QptttiLFldaoeipftia for do; Alice'Lea, Gor tiSsffl, l S2hSSa'?^£‘ I’' 1 ’' , ite&iMtUfvJA'', oiU ( 4 1 , v the ERESS.-t-PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1860. ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS, DP TO 12 O’OLOOK LAST HltjftT. GIRARD TIOU3E—N. E. comer Ninth and Chestnut Hon ]m M Modi, N O J 9 fiK r l ‘‘ b “iS- 1 ,,, "„f S3SL feif W L Nichols, Chjoasn Jaoob Jersey A J Thom peon. Now York MissThompaon.NeVrYork Jas GiUore A wf, N Jersoy Miss Young. New Jersey LM3loss. WPBh, D O. Jabez W Bell & ft, N C W G Murray. Jersoy City HA Allen, New Jersey Mr Snow, New York * B F Small, New York TLLauler, New Hampshire John HDnll. Cauforhift Hon J M Kunkel, Md J O Raid. Baltimore . w H Lettermao,Fhila John Bmith, New York V H Robertson, Pa Hon 8 Cameron So wf, Pa Mrs Burnside, Harrisburg Mra J MoCormlolt. I a N Kllmaker, Jr, Lancaster 8 Wilkeß So ia. N York] R Conrad. Baltimore * H Howard, N Orleans I) Kyle, New Jersey T Stowartdc la, N York Mira Cook, N*w York A B Trotter & la. T enn T K Dunbar, Tror M o »m»th. New York EL Ross. Pennsylvania C PHichmond * wf. Pa WB Hunter & sis. Pa Jas O O.ivor, Chioago G F Mooro, Danville J Lift. Mobile W Stewart. New York Genl Cooko, N . W K Griswold, lowa. B W Pearson, NY° r J c E Byerly, Philadelphia John Connor. N Orleans P Suopie. New York - Geo Mathews & la,"* ork Miss Mathews, Brooklyn 8 H Sautter, New York J J When, Jr. Ua'tiraoro T H Greenfield, Nashvillo 8 MnnaH, Wow York R Davies, New Yoik \V Benjamin, New York A Fntz, Baltimore . O W Adams, St. Louis . W A Shepherd, New York John J 1 Scranton. California Jamce W Hunt, California G Rubier, New York , l r #£?]£■* IJrtT, i ► Clias Hushes New York A C Moham Sc ■ wf, Balt J llnrnßson. Delaware N M Young* Virginia James Crookaliank. Georsia J L Wllle, Dataware C I' Lewison, Dolawaso CONTINENTAL HOTEL—Ninth and Chestnut etreots J C"Hauer & la, Lnnoaater Mias S Hnndereon.Carliso HP Henderson, Carlisle ThnsU Walter. Wssh’n Jno A Bmlthors, St Lolna E H AVer. & wf, N York R it Taylor, New York Addison Child, Boston Rev Rooerts & In, Mass H Dradloy do wf, Virsmia Mr Myers do Is, Virginia Otis Bonholik do la. unstop J A Reed do wf ThosF Rowland. Nw York Sami O Weat. New York M W Smith, New Orleans H Li Cooko, Ohio « M Poterßon, Now Vork JnoßWrisht Cinoinnati Jos P Jones, Rrohmond.Va JosL Weeks,Baltimore HEI Somes. Maine W H Crawford. Baltimore RM D Sparks. New York S Miller, M. D Wilm. Del A J Hiesiob. Chiooso D W Horton, Milwaukee W L Coan, Boston Marne Fishel, Cln. O F M MoFarlin & la.N Y Oeo B Sohall, Allentown E Henrmues, New York F T'Brown, Cloveio, d Jae Kent, Alabama Mr t tuart, llew York EH Leopur, New York k E Parker, Boßton Lyman Bike, Boston H H Banks, fl ending Mre J Ban. s, Reading Miss Banks, Reading , H M Hodsman dr wf, Mo P MoMarten. New York John Boardman. N Y A Devendorf, New York Mr Oram dc la. New York Geo Clarence Cram, NY Aug G Weed, New York J It Shear dr la, Albany M'sa R C Shear, Albany A Wallace, New “ork Geo W Tilden, Boston Cfipt D GFaragut Sc Ia,UBN O B Caldwell <fc la, N Y W Renehan, Baltimore MisaQ Benzenger, Balt A F AicCown, Virginia CftnttGW Hazard. U BA John 8 Futhey, W Chester A WFairbanks, Ohio J H Hamsn. MoVeytown Mrs Bngfu, Harm burs Mra Gilbert. Harrlsbnrz Edw N PTsot, Brooklyn Hon J L N Stratton. N J Chas E Elmer, N Jersey JohnTNixon,New Jersey NTMa«m &vf» w R J Arnold * la, Savannah Miss Arnold fc sister* Ga Geoß Burnett icl&.N York R H Little. New York R Ferguson wf. N York ME Wilson & wf. N York B F Breeden, New York L Woodburn & dau, NY Robt Donnil. England N Kingsbury, Hartford N P Kent, Boston . H C I rumbuH. Hartford C B Farnsworth. Providence W Orion. New York 8 i ain Sc wf, Newark. N J R L North Sc wf, Chicago J V Manense.Flatbush, LI THE UNION—Arch street, above Third. R A O’Kerr, Pa Jes H Conway. Delaware Ohas Mickey. Allontown Jno B Moser. Allentown J D Bat erston. Buoks co AJ G Dub*, Allentown J H Dubz. Allentown J H Booster. 1 Ambertv’e Geo 8 Brady, Lancaster V- Rlelnfeld, Fort Wayne iss Bteinfeid; Fdrt Warne william Vail, N J D Riohwine. Lancaster co Jonathan Geesaman, Fa H J Ewing, Monmouth, 111 8 D Bottle, Fa J Vollnrohamp, Pa ~ H C Bower, Pa Beni Haywood, Pottsville M iss Haywood. Pottsville Alex Horton, Lambertville J P Kauffman, Pittsburg JONES’ HOTEL—Chestnut street, above Sixth. Jno G Warwiok. Ohio R Kirkpa’riok. Ohio Wm F Rioks,Ohio . H a Porker, New York v P HLangdon.-Wilm, N'C O P Rose. Boston, Mass ’ Geo L Gay, Boston, Mass D Webb,New York Sami Gray, New Jersey Jos EH s. Massachusetts Col MoMichael,NowJerBoy Cant A Thompson, N J T N Adams. New Jersey ft van Renssalear, N J Hyatt Frost, New York John Lyke, New York R Eaatbrook, Philadolohia JW Phelps, firattlebom Arthur Jackson, W ew York Mrs J Bervis. New Jersey lucham Coryell, N J John Btmrp. S Hampton Janies Green, S Hampton Geo Gould. Massachusetts A Burgers. Prov, RI 8 A Weeden, Prov, K I W Cosceihall Prov, RI Chss T Carney. Boston Chas Hall, New York A Pnrkma, Virginia , A Clark, New York W H ftidcr, Maryland ST. LOUIS HOTEL— Chestnut street, above Third. A B Keevil, Pittsburg C D Morrison, N Jersey Ohas Weisker, New York John Pouton, New York W Ballentyne. Wash, DC A Spencer. Norristown John R Daggers. N Jersey Berri Hnokley. New Jersey 1 Merrintn, Epring’d, Mass R Williams. Brooklyn 7f Jones, Auburn D Rymond. Bangor Ade Laforgue, New York a G Davis, Conn T G Bages, Penna HNtearns, . T Murray. New York a MolUllo. New York L Bernstein, New York KHiggitls, Boston AMERICAN HOTEL—Uhestnut st., above Fifth. J Lewis, Mat) land D H Pratt, Cleveland • G J Stephens, Chester co Jos F Smith, Rending G O Calhoun. Philadelphia J K Cook Sc la, New York H C Bond. Pennsylvania Jas Hawkins Sc wf, Del ThosP Kinsey, Reading Louis Durr, New York , JasL Carhart, Maryland H Hollyday, Jr, Maryland Jaooß Haynes & wf, Ohio l) D Earle, New York kJ Riley, New Vork James Woodward, Balt h Fisher. New York Jas Williams, Boston Chas Williams. Boston KSnively. Ualtimore Thos A Neilly. Pottsville B N Beers & la, Coon T John 8 Tnek, New Jersey C H Androws. New York James Davis. Koh’l Haven G B Phillips & wf, Bos’on Jos H Cook, Boston M H Stevens, New York Jos W Deacon, New Jersey Dr J P Quinn/Washtn?ton Mrs P S Latbrop, Scranton John fl Diok, Enilnnd W N Haven, New York W W Techndy. Delaware J R Lattomus, Delaware John Oardner, New York F A Curtis, Delaware COMMERCIAL HOTEL—Sixth st.. above Chestnut. Fugene Smith, Phcenixv’e Jas Brown, Maryland Wm Everhart, W Chester J Riley, Rending J Dawson Kerr, Indiana E F Chnstman, W Ches Wm P Thatcher, Penna Levi F Kinzer, Pottstewn ft Maxwell. Kennett Sqr H C Greenfield, Penna J Beeebower, Chester oo Sami Bnnton, Chester co H G Bnnton, Chester oo Wra co W H Dock Penna * J Bertolett, Reading J H Lewis Delaware co Jss Wilson- Port Deposit Jas Watson, Ch&rjdlers'r’e Mies Eliza Fisher, Va STATES UNlON—Market street, above Sixth. Sami A Schroff. Lano oo Jos Brestel. Middletown R Landis, Middletown Geo Market, Penna T E Williams. Lewistown H Baker, Phila , Jno MoGaughey, Clearfield Jos Hder, Pittsburg „ Wra H Walt. Pittsburg Jas Karl, BoaUburg, Fa D H Horett* St Louis M C Kirk, Penna . _ Ja-ob Burkholder, Penna Sami Wooster, Boslabg,Pa A J Kanfiman.Mechsnicsbg Jerome Keeley, Chester oo Henry Felix, Harrisburg G W Porrest, Lewisburg MERCHANTS’ BOTEL-Fourth etreet, below Aroh. Bobt T Collyor, Mass J Whitley, Jr, Geneva,NY Geo W Bradley, New York J, Bnardman. Conn Geo R Whit", Fitteburg W T Donaldson, ICy R O’Connor, Miobigan Geo W bike, Boston Ft T Van rant, Philo . J M Daily. Ki'tanmng Wm R Hushes. Cambria co H Wolfe. Pittsburg D.MoConnetl. Ohio Jos B Dillaway. lovra S Zinn. New York Jss B Adame, Troy, Pa W W Mau». New Jersey Tbo*Or«m,NewJer*ey RC Kimball. Ohio F Hall. New York Jos J Chittock tc wf, Phila Or D F Brundago, Penna J B Shipman, Easton, Pa MERCHANTS’ IIOUSE-Third Bt., above Callowbill, R Wmd. Bath, Pa Reuben Vogel, Bath, Pa Wm 8 Young. Allentown I evi Line, Allentown Grabill Bear. Lano co. Pa P Peifer, Northampton oo Miss 8 Woodring, Penna Jos Duoh & la. Penna Geo Fhnt tc la, retina W D *eesor, Readmit Dr B D Bucher. Lebanon J M Wiest, Sohlk 00. Pa Beni Groeh, Lano co, Pa F Rioh-or, Frceburg, Pa P 8 Riegle, Frecburg, Pa BARLEY SHEAF—Second street, below Vine. 8 B Hu’eltnn.New Jersey G J Reading. New Jersey E West, Hickory Run M Bnedaker, Trenton D E Patterson, Philadelphia Jos Eats'burn, Attleboro Chas Gillingham it la, Phila Moses Eostburn, Solebury Miss F tly. Solebury Jos hill, Germantown J Keilura. Wayne co, Pa (J Flower, Bucke oo W t Tiros, Easton C Leedom, Bucks Co J D Duffield. Bucks co John Watson, fiolobttry John fiatoh, Pa . A L Clossen. Pa R Snedaker, Trenton, N J Mm hhow. Buoirs 00, Pa Miss Smith, New Jersey Jos Robins, Books 00, Pa John C Moore, New Hope H C Case. New Hope W W Gray, Pa FOUNTAIN HOTEL-Socond street, above Market P J Bath, Felton, Del Mary Lavers, New York H Beams, Smyrna, Bel C A Bowen, Boston Beni Sheppard, Laurel. Del J R Kowbotham. Wilm Dr E 8 Aborn, Philadelphia J B Grove. Bucks co Pa J R Carman tc family, Del Jns Campion Al. N Jersey John Purkms, New York W Smith,.New York Mr Stoel, Kenton, Delaware MT. VERNON HOTEL-fieoond etreet. above Aroh. E Johnson. Montg co.Pa D W C Brodhend. Del John Billin, Pennsylvania Mrs Jamison, Maryland Miss Jemison. Maryland David Grove. Union 00. Pa Bam'l Gimberley, Union oo L Dubree, Johnsonville.Pa J Smith. JohnsnaviUe, Pa Jos Clark, Montg 00, Pa David Fettar, Buoksoo, Pa T C Van Horn, Buoks co NATIONAL HOTEL—Jtaoe street, alxjveThird. H J Baeger. Allentown T Good, Allentown Cant W H Gansler. Fa Wm Andress, Fhila N Sparing, Philadelphia H O Kennedy,‘Fhila fleo F Kurtz, Lancaster Thos Coleman, Lancaster Mr Kerkenslarer A la Ellis L Vandhng, Pa S H Miller, Allentown John S Linderman, Fa C H Knauss, Bethlehem 8 J Helfenstem, Fa C H Watere, Danville Wm Taylor, Soh Haven H J Saeger, Allentown BLACK BEAK HOTfiL-Third et.. above Callowhil. S A Lewry,Wilmington, Bel C F Rahling, York county H 8 Borer, Olney Chas Fmner, liartsville Chas Haroer, Jenkmtown W Hamer, Penneburg Jno Herrh. Penneburg J K Bill. Karlvllle L K Anpleton, Backs oounty Sami 8 Weber. Tremont Thos Bra. ljahaska Geo K Levan, Reading Jno 8 Wenrick. BernviUe J&s Hauser, Lehigh 00. Pa Thns Be stow, Lehigh 00. Pa George Wesoer, Penna Chas B Knight, Smitbfield Peter Hallowell, Abirgton W RPennington. Dojlest’n A P Steokel, Lehigh co B Setgfried, Wennersville John Bsrndt, Tremont C L Pinkorton, Tremont Charles Bins, Philadelphia BALI) EAGLE—Third slreet, above CallswhiU. M Uhler,’New Jersey Airs Kauffman, Allentown J (x Odenheimer. M Chunk A Kiohhne, Lehigh oounty Miss Ida Stein. Al’ertown D Stein, Allentown Miss Cotler, Allentown Jonathan Bhoemnker, Pa 8 Shoemaker. Lehigh oo MK Aegar, Lancaster co CHimmelwright. Books co A Prate, Reading John Peterman«.Penna E Doster, Bethlenem A Mice, Lebanon SPEOIAL NOTICES Dibbases of the Blood arc all caused by the disposition of the waste or worn-out particles of tho Blood to the weakest portion of the body. All forms ofThroat or Lung difficulties, os well as Catarrh, are as much a scrofulous taint m the. system as King’s Evil, Salt Rhenrn, Caneera, Ulcers, Tumors, and Eruptions or various kinds. By taking J. R. Stafford's IRON AND SULPHURPOWDERB, which unite with the digested food, and enter with it into the formation of new blood, strengthening and converting itswdstes or worn-out particles into gases, whioh so invigorates the olronlation as to expel all impurities from the system. The OLIVE TAR should be used mall cases as directed on the label, or in a pamphlet whioh is sent free. See advertisement Sold by all druggists, and by DYOTT A CO., 232 Nortli SECOND Street, Philadelphia, no!2-t22 Saving Fund—National Safbtt Trust Company.— Chartered by tho State of Pennsylvania. RULEB. 1. Money is reoeived evory day, and in any amount, arge or small. 5. FIVE PER CENT, interest is paid for money from the day it is put in. 8, The money is always paid baok in GOLD whenever it is oailed for, and without notloe. 4. Money is reoeived from Executors, Admtnt'iifra tors, Guardians, and other Trustees, m large or small sums, to remain a tong or short period. 6. The money reoeived from Depositors is invested in Roal Estate, Mortgages, Ground Kents, andothor first class securities, 6. Offioe upon every day—WALNDT Street, southwest oomor Third street, I Thiladotehia. ja!2 Shamen's Saving Fijnd—Northwest CoßNxn Second and Walnut Streets.— Deposits re ceived in small ahd large amounts, from all olasses of the community, and allowo interest at the rate of FIVE PER CENT, per annum. Money may be drawn by oheoks without loss of in terest. Office open daily, from 9 until 6 o’olook, and on Mon day and Saturday until nine in the evening. President, FRANKLIN FELL; Treasurer and Secretary, OHAB, M. MORRIS. film Dyb! Daib Dtb !!— Batchelor’S LIQUID HAIR DYE is the original and best in the morject. All others aro mere imitations, and should be avoided if you wish to esoapa ridicule, Splendid Black or beautiiul Baoww instantaneously. Sold by nil Drug gists everywhere. The genuine has tho signature of, WILLIAM A.. BATCHELOR upon a steel-plate en graving on four sides of eaoh box. • Ee,tears Counterfeits, - ■ Manufactory, 81 Darolay. street, late 233 Broadway, New York. ' CHARLES BATCHELOR, &08-ly . • . Proprietor, Okh Pjiioh Oi.orniNa of thb Datbst Bfytis.made in tho best mhtlnor, expressly for RE TAIL SALES. LOWEST wiling prices marked In Plain Fi gores. All goods made to order warranted satis* fAotory. Our ONE-PRIDE eystem is striotly adhered to. A’ l are thereby tteatdJ ttlikb'. L . . sa2Brly JONES A CO„ 604 MARKET fltreet. New Cabinet Safb, tlio most elegant piooe of furniture, and the only thoroughly Art and burglar proof Safe yet offerod to housekeepers for tho protection of Plate, Jewelry, Ao. Please examine asample nowatmy dopot, 710 OHEBTNUT btreet, under Masonlo Hall, Philadelphia. M. G. SADLER, Agent. no3*sAwtf SalamanderPihh-Piioof Safes. —Avery argo aseortment of OALAMANDERS for saleatrea* aonable prlocs. No. 304 CHESTNUTBt„ Philadelphia. nc» If KVANB Sc WATtON, Grovkr & Bakrr’b (Jelrbrated NOISELESS SEWING MACHINES The Boat in Uae for Family Sewing. No. 730 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia. auW-lJ Card Printing, Best and O/ihapest in he City, at 34 South THIRD Btroot. CIRCULAR PRINTINO, Best and Cheapest in the City, at 34 «outh THIRD Street. BILL-HEAD PRINTING, Bent and Cheapest in the City, at 34 SuuthTHIRD Street. HAND-BILL PRINTING, Best and Cheapest in Ilia City, at 34 South THIRD Btreet, PAMPHLET PRINTING, and every other descrip tion of Printing, of the most superior quality, at the most reasonable rates, at RINGWALT Sc BROWN’S, Drexel’s Building. 34 South THIRD Btreet. e!3«tf MARRIED. AUGE—JOHNSON.—On tho 10th ult ,by the Rev. Dr. Ddrr, S. Trutnan Augo and Bell Jobmon, both of.Psila delnnia I Baltimore papers please copy.} * HKNSnAW—WINTKRBOTTOM.—At Ccmshohook* en, on the 16th Inst., by Bov. J. Lindemutb, Mr. Joseph Hensliaw to Miss Martha Ann Wintorbottora, all of Radnor. Delawaro eountr. * TUsTIN—MIDDLETON.—On the 14th tn*»., by Rev. S. Y. Monroe, of Camden, Mr. Charles E. Tustm, of Demernra- toMissAdelaidoD. Middleton, eldest daugh ter of the i&to Dr. it. S. Middleton, of Philadelphia. * ALIEN.—On-tlmevoning of the 10th inst.,Rebecca Alien, wiriqw of Charles Aden, aged nearly 79 years. Her relatives and friends are invlteu to attend her fu neral, without further notice. Irom her late residenoe, No. fi2B Pine street, on Fifth day afternoon, the 23d inst, at2o’oiook. Intorment at Friends’ Western Giound. ** WALTON.—On the 19lh inst., Lydia T* Walton, in the 18th year of her age. • ‘ Her fnrnds are invited to attend her funeral from the residence of Ann Hallowed Germantown, on Fourth day, the 21st inst, at 2 o’clook. Interment at South Laurel Hill. . ** BIRCH.—On the 19th inst., Sarah Biroh,in the 17th year of her age. * Funeral from the residenoe of her father, David Birch, M. D., No. 262 Girard avenue, on Thursday morning, 23d mat., at 10 o’clook. ** COHRY.-On the 19ih mat., Mrs. Helena Coriy, m the 76th year of her age. Funeral from her late residence, Memphis street, below Dauphin, this (Wednesday) morning, at 9 o’elrok. * DOyLE.—on the 19th inst., Thomas Doyle, in the3Bth yqarrf bis age. Funeral f.om his late residence, Lewis street, be low Oxford, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at l o’clock. * FIELDING.—On the 18th inst., Daniel Fielding, aged 63 years. Funeral from his late residenoe in Roxborough,near the nine-mile stone, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at l oclook. , * • FOMKER.—On the l4th instint, John W. Forker,ln the 53d year of bis age. Funeral froth his late residefloo, UlTenboimer’s ave nue, Poplar street, below Third, to*morro\lr (Thurs day) morning, at 10 o’olook. "* GRAHAM —On the 19th inst., Jonathan Holmes, in fantson of William and Rebecoa Jane Graham- Funeral from the residenoe of bis parents, No. 1337 Howard street, below Master, this (Wednesday) after noon, at 1 o’clock. * GKl'. —On the 19th inat,, Mrs. Sarah C. Gee Funeral from her late rosidenoe, l* o. 635 Pine street, to-morrow (Thursday) morning. atlOo’oloek, * HYJ)li.—On the 27th instant. Suean Hide. Funeral from the residence of her brother-in-law. Jo seph D. Hartley .No. 809 Locust street, at 1 o’clock this (Wednesday) afternoon. * LOCKLIN—On the 13th inst.. Byron Looklin,son of Jame» and Almira Locklin, aged 6 years. MUNN.—On the iDth inst. Jeanette Munn,wifeof William J. Munn.mthe 17th year of her age. Funeral from the Residence of her husband, Gay street. Manayunk, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at 2 o’clock. * NKtiSON.—On the 19th met., Gabriel Kelson, in the 66th year of his age. Funeral from hie late residence. Church street,Brides burp. this(Wednosoay) afternoon, at 1 o’clook. * SMITH.- On the 18th instant, Captain John Smith, aged 3f years. Funeral from his late residence, corner of Twelfth and Cherry streets, this (Wednesday) morning, at 12 oolook, * JJLAOK DRESS 6 OODS—A large stock Bombazine Alpacas, Mohair Lustres, Satin de Chinos, Ammalines, Figured Poplins, Irish Poplins, Gros Gram Bilks, Poult de Smes, English Silks. Patent Boiled Silks, &o. fc SON, Mourning Btoro, No. 918 Chestnut street Cashmeres, Merihoee, Armure Cashmeres, Veldtir Reps, Velour Ottomans, Bombazines, Tamises, Mousselmeß, Reps Anglais, Paramattas, BESSON A NNOUNOEMENT TO THE LADIES. DISCOUNT FOR CASH PER CENT. Consumors purchasing at our Retail Counters will lenceforth be allowed the same dednotion as store keepers. HTER CT. DISCOUNT ON CASH PURCHASES, TRIMMINGS. ZEPHYRS- LACES, RIBBONS, SKIRTS, CORSHTd, NETS. SHAWL-BORDERS,&c. Citv Railway Fares to our Establishment will be am ply repaid by the inducements we offer in prico, va riety, quality, anil quantity. J. G. MAXWELL * SON, Manufarturinx and Importing Establishment. Southeast corner Eleventh and Chestnut. 8y Prepaid goods sent by Mail or Express. nol4 wthfcsgt (Y3=» JEFFERSONIAN ASSOCIATION, for- L? merit the Young Men’s Douglas Campaign Club,) —The first Regular Stated Meeting 10-NIGHT, at the Globe Hotel, sixth Kt., below Chestnut, at SH o’olook. An eleotion for officers will take place. Let every member be presont. JAMBS B. RONEY. H* Secretary Pro. Tam. tv's 5 * FIFTEENTH AVARD.-A MEETING UJt or the DOUGLAS DEMOCRATIC CLUB THIS MTENtNO, hist instant, at TWENTY-SECOND and HAMILTON Street*, Evory. member is requested to attend. THOMAS HUGHES. It* Score tam rrS 5 * FIFTEENTH WARD.—A MEETING 15. oMbe DOUGLAS DEMOCRATIC CLUB Will be held THIS (Wednesday! EVENING, November*!. nttk o’olook, at their Hall, TWENTY-SECOND and HAMILION Sfcrooti, AH Democrats in favor of a permanent organization and the dootnno of non-in tervention are requested to attend. H» THOMAS HUGHES, Storotary. rr3=” ALUMNI ANNIVERSARY.—XHK AN- L 3 nivorsary of t h o Alumni of the Univarsity of rennsylvamawill rake plaoe on Fi*JDaY EVENING, November 23d, in tile College Halt, Ninth street, above Chestnut, at eight o’olopk. Tho Provost, Rev, Dr, GODWIN, wilt address the Alumni, nttd the Oration will be delivered by tho Rev. F, E. MONTGOMERY, of New>ork. Orchestra under the charge of Mr. H&ssler. Tickets may bo had eratuitously by epplving to the Jasitorat tho University, or at Hazard’s Book Store, 724 Chaßtnut street n2l-3t rry* EIGHTH ST. GEORGE BUILDING L? SOCIKTY.—Tho seoond seated meeting will be bold on WEDNEBDAY EVENING, Novembor2lat, at Ward’s Hotel. CHERRY Street, above Third to re ceive the duos and loan the funds, at whiob time an op portunity will be given to persons tosubsoribe for sionk. The constitution and by-laws are ready.and will be dis tributed at the meeting, chares, $lOO per month. , JOHN VOLKMAH, President. Joiin Dripps, Secretary. no2o-3t* rns=» ORATION BEFORE THE ALUMNI.^ L 3 The annual Oration before the Alumni of the University of Pennsylvania will be delivered on FRI DAY KvRNIN -J, November23d, at eight o’olook, by the Hev. H. E. MONTGOMERY, of New York, at the College Hall, Ninth street above Chestnut. Tickets may be had gratuitously by applying to the Janitor at the Univorsity, or at Hazard's Book Btore, 72* Chestnut street. ni9Ct fYy- ANNIVERSARY OP THE “MER- L 3 OANTILE BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION OF rHILADELPHIA.”—The Nineteemh Anniversary of Association will he celebrated at the MUSICAL FUND HALL, on FRIDAY EVENING, November 23, at 7 }i o’olook. on whioh oooaiion the Annual Re- Sort of the Board of Managers will be read, and ad resses delivered by Rov. A. A. WILLPTTB, Rev. JOBEHH A. 8EI«f, and GEO. H. STUAHTJEsq. ORCHESTRA UNDER THE DIRECTION OF PROF. HAB3LER. Cards of admission may be had gratuitously by applying to the undersigned,'No. bO North THIRD Btreet. The number oi tiokdti will be positively limited to the the noig t23if President. Vs 2 * PEOPLE’S LITERARY INSTITUTE. t_k3 The Eighth Course of Lector* s'will be opened atOONCERT HALL, on THURSDAY KVKNINO, November 13d, by Rev. HENRY WARD BEECHER. To be followed by * Rev. E. H, Chapin, D.D November 27fch. Hon N. P. Banks...-. December6th. George Wm, Curtis, Esq —. December 13th. Uar&Td Tot lor, Esq.-_.. . December 20th. Hon. Charles Sumner December 27th. Rev. B shop Simpson, B. D.. January Sd. Rev. H. Ward Deeoher.. January 30th, Rev. R.B. Storrs, D. D.*— January 17th. Kev.H. Ward Deeoher. January 24th. Tickets for the course of Ten Leoturee lor Bale at HAZARD’S,7*4 ChKSTWUTStreet. Admitting ons person*. ...... $2 00 *• Gentleman and lady 3.26 '• Gentleman and two ladies- Single tiokets, 25 oents UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.— ILS DEPARTMENT OF MINES, ARTS, AND MXNUFACTUREB-COURBE OF ISCO-ittGl, The Annual Winter Coarse of Lectures in this De partment will oon.meneo on FRIDAY. Nov. M, 18G0. *3 he following Professors will Lecture upon their ro pectlvesubjeots: Prof. JOHN F, FRAZER. ” Mechanics and Chemis try.” MONDAY and THURSDAY, at 4 o’olook P. M, , Prof. CHARLES B.TBEGO. • Geology and Minera logy.” TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 4 o'clock P. M, Prof. PAIR MAN ROGERS, ‘‘Civil Enemeerlng- Construotion.” MONDAY and THURSDAY, at 5 o’olook P. M Prof. J. PETER. LESLEY, “ Mining.” TUESDAY, at 6 o’clock P. at. . Prof. K. OTIS KENDALL, “Mathematics.” A oourse of Mathematics may be followed by those who desire to do so, under the direotion ol tbo Professor of Mathematics. Attendance on these Leotures is entirely voluntary, and thoy are not conneoted with the ordinary College instruction. n Those doairing to receive a diploma or oortifloato will he examined during the Winter and at the dose of the Course, upon the subject of the Lectures and upon oer fain Text Books wluohwill bo indicated.by thePro tessor a. Either Course may be taken by the Student at his option. For Tickets, apply to FREDERICK DICK. Janitor, at the University. North Building, ami for information respecting the studies to. FA.IKMAN ROGERS. Dean of the Faculty, nolo-5t SOS West RJTTENHOUSE Square, fys=» HARRISON LITERARY INSTITUTE. LL2 -FIFTH ANNUAL COURSE. OPENING LECTURE GEORGE D. PRENTICE, Esq., Editor of tbo Louisville Journal, AT NATIONAL HALL . MARKET Street, above TWELFTH, On TUESDAY EVENING, November 20. Subject—“ Poliiios and Politicians of the United States.” Tiokets 25 oents. Tiokets admitting a gentloman aud two ladies. fiOcenta. To be had at Hazard’s, 724 Chestnut; Bowet’s, Sixth and Vme; Snowden’s, Fourth and Noble, Gaut & Volk mar’s 609 Chestnut; Stokes, Fnnkford road and Co lumbia avenue; Brown’s. Ninth and Chestnut, and*at the dooron the evening of the Leoture. no]3-7t (VS* OFFICE PENNLYLVANIARAIL 1 13 ROADCOMPANY. „ Philadelphia. Ootober 17,1850. The Board of Directors have this day deolared a semi annual dividend of THREE PER CENT, on the Capi tal Stock of the Company, clear of State tax, payable on and after NOVEMBER 15.1860. 1 Powers of Attorney for oolleotion of Dividends can be bad on application at the Office of the Company. No. 238 South THIRD Street. THOB. T. FIRTH, 0018-tdel Treasurer. nrSF*' OFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA ljJj AND READING RAILROAD COMPANY? MARCH 1840 The holders of the bonds of this Company, due'July L 1850, can now reoeive, upon application at this offioe, 10 per cent, in cash, upon the terms specified in the oiro*- iar attached. The holders are also entitled to the benefit of a Sink ing Fund of $140,000 per annum, as established by the stockholders at their annual meeting, held January 9, 1850, and in pursuance oftheoontraot,enteredintoby he oompanyjmd duly recorded, to carry the same into lfeot, 8- BRADFORD, Treasurer. CIRCULAR, . r * Nelict to tkt Heldirs of PhiladtlpKia and Rtadint Railroad Company Mortsag* Bonds,dus July l, jgeo, These bonds are seoured by the first mortgages on the road, amounting in the aggregate to 95,303,400, The net revonue for the last fiscal yoar was six times the amount of the annual interest on these bonds, The managers propose to extend them for a period of twenty years, the holders retaining the bonds and the security of the mortgages in the preoise condition in which they are now held. Fresh sheets of ooupons for the interest, payable half-yearly, will be issnpd. A bonus oflO per cent, will bo given to the holders, in consideration of their assenting to the extension. This bonus will be paid in oosh to the bearers of the bonds* on their signing a reoeiptand presenting their retpeo pve bonds at the office of the Company,or to its agents, and endorsement will he furnished os application i 1 .sra®*** 'ti'.asta New publications. rjVIE NEW YORK OBSERVER, A Religious and fieenlar Family Paper, IS THE LARGEST NEWSPAPER IN THE WORLD, PUBLISHED WEEKtY, Anil devoted to Religious, Literary, and Seoular Intol- Jigenoe of overy variety# Its Mammoth Sheet is so arranged as to constitute TWO COMPLETE NEWSPAPERS, Tho one Religious and the other Seoutar, eaoh of whioh is larger than a majority of its ootomporaries—lT 18 NOT SECTARIAN IN RELIGION, NOR PARTISAN IN POLITICS, but designed for a pleasing and instruc tive companion In every Evangelical Christian Family. It is thoroughly conservative, and opposed to alt tho disorganizing isms of the day. 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Btedtnan’* new sattnoal poem, with humorous illus trations |h Ui« styleof u Nothing to Wear,” A fourth >ditida of .this popu'ar little volume is now ready, lfmd. Cloth bound. Prioe B 0 oents. Also, the Diamond Wedding, and other Poems, by the same author, 12mo. Prioe 75 coots. L *«* The publishers will send ahy or nil of the above books by mail, rosTAon psbb. „ RUDD fc OARLBTON, Publishers, colOswtf 130 GRAND etreet. NEW YORK. PRFPARE FOR , sabßath-school ANNIVERSARIES. _ Just OUT: „THE SUNDAY-SCHOOL CELEBRATION BOOK. By Ida and. Grace Murray. 18mo.. Entirely new, snd fined with Original andSpior Recitations, Dialogues, «0., cco.» for Sunday-sohool Anniversaries. .i... Also,Newßdition*of THE ANNIVERSARY SPEAKER; Or, Young Folks on the l Sunday-School Platform. By the Rev. N. Hes ton, of Newark, N. J. Filth edition. Sales constantly increasing. And T THE SUNDAY-SCHOOL SPEAKER. Br the Rev. John Kennaday, D. D., of Brooklyn, N. Y. Tenth edi tion. Either of the above works sent, post-paid, on reoeipt of 38 oents, whioh is tbo retail pnoe. Popllshed by PERKINPINE & HIGGINS, no!7 21, 21 No. 0G North FOURTH at.. Philadelphia.? TOST PUBLISHED —THE BOOK OF THE SIGNERS: Containing Fao-Similo Letters of the Signers of the Declaration of Independonae. Il lustrated with sixty-one engravings, from original pho tographs and drawings of their residences portraits, &o. Quarto, $B. Large Paper Copy, India Proofs, 815. A Book that no Araehoan should be without, and a desi deratum in every library. _ _ „ t . WM. Brothbrhead, lmporter of Old Books, Autographs, and oc3l°frn^ ingfl * QlB South EIGHTH Street. T’HB AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF JANE FAIRFIELD. Boston: Bazin & Ellsworth. The life f f this wonderful woman is cow for sale at E VAN S’, and at the Book storekgenerally. There has been no hing like it written. Price 81. no3o-2t* BOOK. BUYERS-—Gentlemen: I have taken the Basement of the Philadelphia Bank* 419 CHESTNUT Street* where I will continue to buy and sell (m I have heretofore done at the Custom house Avenue £oak-stand)pld and new Law and Mis cellaneous Booki. I have for sale upwards of 100 old black-letter Books printed prior to the year 1499. Also* a copy of Erasmus on the Wow Testament*] vo!s.*4to» printed in IMS, Price $3O. I will also deal in Engravings and Autographs. Persons at a distance wishing to sell Books, will describe their names, dates* (rises* bindings* conditions* and prices. Pamphlet Laws oi Pennsyl vania* and old Booksupon America wanted. *qg-«in JOHN GAMP BELL. JOB PRINTING. f£*HE NEW JOB PRINTING OFFICE “THE PRESS” is prepared to exeoute neatly* cheaply, and expeditiously EVERY DESCRIPTION OF PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING. PAMPHLETS, PAPER BOOKS, CIRCULARS, BLANKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION POSTERS* HANDBILLS, PRINTING FOR AUCTIONEERS, LAWYERB, MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS, MECHANICS, BANKS, RAILROAD AND INSURANCE COMPANIES. All orders loft at the Pabho&tlon Office oi Th Press, No, 417 CHESTNUT Street* will be promptly attended to. jolB-tf SUPERIOR SYRUP FROM CHINESE and A’rioan Cane, for salo by GEORGE W. TAY LOR* at his Free-labor Store, northwest corner of FIFI’H and CHERRY Streets. It* REIMER’S, second street above ORISON, hAs constantly on hand and for sale a larc e assortment of materials to the trade. Open daily ana on Wednesday and Saturday evemntp. It* STEREOSCOPIC INSTRUMENTS. MA nuraotured in every style. STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS, of latest importations. Opera Gheues,Spec tacles, Microsoopes, &0., sold low at M. J. PRANK LIN'S. Optioian, IIS South FOURTH Street. b*ln\* Chestnut, no2l6tif A FREES! APPLES! APPLES! x jL so bbls Greenings. CO do Russets, CO do Baldwins. <0 do Spitzenbergn. Also, prime Sweet apples for preserving* for salo low at No. 10 STRAWBERRY Street. no2l-4t* JAVA COFFEE.—I,OOO pockets prime Java Coffee, for sale bv JAMES GRAHAM * 00.. jh'gyiwfA utre«*. ANNIBEED— For sale by WETHERILL & BROTHER, Nos. 47 and 49 North SECOND Street. ■ no!2 BAY .RUM—For salo by WETHERILL k BROTHER* Nos. 47 and 49 North SECOND Street. __ v noix STORAGE. —Storage for merchandise of >53 kh kinds, and at, low rates, at Kensington Borew PonV. Nh North nRLAWA RE Avemrn. <v>» JALBP— For Bale by WETHERILL & Hit OTHER. 47 anti 49 North BKOOND Street !%] OTICE* —APPLICATION HAS BEEN il made to the Auditor Genera) of the Btate of Penn sylvania for the renowal of a Certificate of Pennsylva nia State Loan, per act of April 16,1845, No. MfiO. for &1.440.48, dated April 10* 1848, in name, of Stbilla 8. Kennedy* the came having been lost or destroyed. aet-mSm RETAIL DRY GOODS. 2,000 yards DOUBLE WIDTH RICH BE'OOHE POPLINS. IN DARK GROUNDS, WITH SILK FIGURES, AT ®1 PER YARD. VERT CHEAP. THOS. W. EVANS & CO, Nos. 818 and BSO CHESTNUT STREET. no!9-3t C. & C. • ON FRIDAY. NOV. 16, “Will liavo eompleted the improvements in the aeoond Story of their Store, ami WILL EXHIBIT IN TAHIR LARGE, NEW OLOAK ROOM An elegant assortment of LADIES’ FINE OLOTH CLOAKS. COOPER & CONARD. SOUTHEAST CORNER NINTH AND MARKET. nols ' gLEGANT CLOAKS. SACQUEB. BASQUES, PALETOTS. THE MOST SUPERB ASSORTMENT fO ns FOUHD Ilf TH« CITT. ALL AT MODERATE PRICED. IMPORTED ANl\ MANUFACTURED PROM FINEST LYONS VELVETS, FINE RIBBED CASTORS, IMPERIAL DOESKINS, And an infinite variety of FANCY CLOAKINGS. FRENCH AND ENGLISH PRODUCTIONS, Too multifarious to enumerate. J. W. PROCTOR & CO., THE PARIS MANTILLA, OLOAK AND FUR EMPORIUM, NO. 708 CHESTNUT STREET. no9-tf IN ORDER TO CLOSE OUT OUR FALL STOCK OF FINE CARPET B* We chail oiler them at tho following REDUCED PRICES. REST VELVETS, $1.23 to $1.60. BEST BRUSSELS, sl.l3}* to $1.37. BEST TAPESTRIES, 85 to 96 cents. BEST THREE-PLIES, $l.OO to 81.10., - BEST INGRAINS, 75 to 83 cent*. « BAILY & BROTHER, noSO-tothe No 920 CHESTNUT Street. IN THE 1 I&TRIOT COUHT FOR THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA. BUaHROU W. KNIGHT vs. ELIZABETH HAR MER, Administratrix to the Estate of James Harmer, Contractor, and Elizabeth Harmer. owner, Levan Fa oias. September Term, 1800. No. 730. _ HENRV I. BOCKIUS vs. SAME. Levari Facias. September Term. 1860. No. 745. The Auditor appointed to report distribution of the fund in Court, arising from the Sheriff’s sale under the above writs of “All that lot orpleoe of ground* with the three-stoned briok building thereon erected* situate at the southwest oorner of Eleventh and Barley street, m the oity of Philadelphia, containing in front or breadth on said Eleventh street twenty feet, more or less, and extending of that width in length or depth westward along said Barley street eighty-two feet to a twenty feetwide street, lata out by Joeeph Swift, &0.,“ will attend to the duties of his appointment on TUES DAY, the fourth day of December* at 4 o’otookP. M.« at hie Office. No. 404 PRUNE Street, when and where all persons interested are required to present their laims, or be debarred from coming in on said fund. no2l -m P. P.MORRIH, Auditor. MILLINERY GOODS. MRS. R. M. TELFORD WILL OPEN Cwih Winter Millinery on WEDNESDAY, November 21, at 903 North SECOND street. no»-2t* SILL HEADS, FAMILY FLOUR, MADE FROM CHOICE WHITE WHEAT, G. IT. MATTSON. LABELS S, W. cor. ARCH and TENTH street, sell gJHOTWJfILL’S SWEET CIDER* MADE EXPRESSLY FOR OUR SALES. The first lnvoico*bf this . CELEBRATED CIDER Just received. ALBERT O. ROBERTS, DEALER IN FINE GROCERIES. 0031-tf Corner ELEVENTH and VINE Streets* THOMPSON, SON. & CO., IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF CABINET-MAKERS* MATERIALS, 238 SOUTH SECOND STREET. 97" Brocatells* Plushes, Reps, Damasks, and every description of Furniture and Curtain Goods. sel9-2m U # SHOEMAKER & Co., GLASS, PAINTS, OILS, AND VARNISHES, Northeast Corner FOURTH and RACE Streets, ■y23»6m APPLES.—I,OOO bbls. Prime, now arriv xm mg from Western New York, and for sale in lots to suit purchasers, by BUZBY k CO., Nos. 931 and 933 MARKET Street. noJQ-12t* Refined sugars.—o. donageue, S 3 South WATER street, offers for sale 4 600 packages of Steam Refined Sugars and Syrups, at re duced prices. Terms—approved notes at 50 and 60 days, or a liberal discount made tor cash. noffl-St* ROSIN, PITCH, and TAR.—I,7OO bbls. Hojln. all grades: 250d0. Pitch, larse .in: 75 bbls. Wo. lo .South wharve*, nol, tIAYANA OIQARS.—A fresh assortment "-. r nowlandinf fromßneMoClanahan,juatamved, and for cat, lowTjj CHaKLKS TETU, 108-Ut 130 WALNUT Street, CARPETINGS. LEGAL. WANTS. A SITUATION WANTED BY A o. yO S! l * I>aii in a Wholeeale Trimming or Grocery otore. Ho. had two years experience in the Tnmming bnsinem. Address "8 E. A./’Blood’. Dnqatoh. It* fiO TO ICO PER CENT. MADE IN A YY safe.and beautifal Business. The advertiser,& western firm, want* a PAKTNuiR, with Two to Five Thousand Dollars, to take charge of and sell a Western production. A rare opportunity. Referenoe of an un exceptionable order required. Address ” West,” this office, stating where an interview oan be had. noft-3t* A GENT WANTED. —A competent and "• reliable person to take the agonoy for the sale of a first-olass Sewing Maohine, (new patent,) whioh will be on exhibition for two days, at N. F. PAWCOAST’S. 4 31 CHESTNUT Street. no2o 36 ROOM WANTED.—A “• ,?*n«le man wishes to hire a commodious Room, SPJJ& of CallowhiH and e&ct of Twelfth street Address, stating terms and locality RAYMOND, Press office. - nlPtf* ANTED—A partner with $5,000, in a Arirfr«Ji u *. At 8 . pay 50 per cent,.-and is all cash. •Addrgsß_^CLlFFOßD t »f The Press offioe. no!9-3t* FP ®®NT—By a good tenant horse* a aillocaommodato about fifteen nomes. Address •* Stable,” Press nffinw. no2-tf \ATANTED—An active business man, *. T having $7,000 to $lO,OOO. to take the «<lim « retiring partner in an established Mercantile bujniiess o paying a net profit.of2speroentTTwYthoatriSk Ad dress this offioe, with real name, I ri nni-tf TITER CHANTS AND TRADESMEN i«Ty o y ,B, A j will please apply at the NEWS. BOYB HOME, 273 South THIRD Street. no!6^6t» OflO T 0 BB loaned at six jih w V percent., well secured and no bonus. Prelerence given where some lucrative writing oan be had a few hours daily, usually needed by attorneys, realeßtateagente, conveyancers, or others. Address T. H. Arte ON through P.O. nolMt* Sifi non T 0 LOAN oN mortgage FOR SALE AND TO LET. A PRIVATE FAMILY mil rent a fur nished seoond-story Room to a Gentleman, with Breakfast if desired. Apply IUI SPRUCE Street. It* OHO CHAIR AND CABINET MAKERS.— It T ho Phtßnix Wood-Bending Company, owners of “Blanobard’s Patent,” for the States of New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Maryland, will sell county, town, or shop mhts, or grant licenses to use, on easy terras. This is the only patent. Alt infringer* oc4-d3ra UOB EXCHANGE—A CHOICE TRACT J- of good unimproved farm land m the Btate of New Jersey, convenient to the oity.will be exchanged for oityroperty. Apply at No. 11$ FEDERAL Street. « LARD-OIL FACTORY.—To rent, a LARD-OIL FACTORY -with as Patent Lever ra'oS’malMeor&’X^l'i,'^ 6 !' Kott1 "' 911 , ROWLEY, ABHBURNER, & npy oot No. 16 eOUTH WHARVES. jyjISSOUKI LAND 11 600,000 Acres foT Bale and entry, at prices ranging from is* to W cents i er Aore. in any quantities re quired . TAXES paid, and PATENTS procured for purcha ser* of Land under the Graduation Aot. PlataJumished gratis by enolosing a postage stamp For farther information apply to WILSON, RAWLINGS ft CO., u. S. and General Land Agents, B 66 CH EBTN UT Street. Between THIRD and FOURTH, fill) | QttTg MO LAND WARRANTS bought, sold, and looatetl. 001-om BOARDING. TWO DESIRABLE ROOMS TO LET, with BOARD, at 82T VINE Street. no2B-3t» BOARDING. —Two Desirable Rooms va o'nt, at No. 331 BROAD, below Sprnoe street, no2V2t* Avery elegant suit of rooms on second floor, vacant, with Board. Will he let together or separate. Apply N. E.cor. SIXTEENTH andLOOUBT Streets. nol7 6t* A PLEASANT HOME is offered to a gen* tlemen and wife, in an American family of three persons, having more mom than they require, in the pleasantest ©art of the West Ena, GREEN St., above BROAD. The house contains all the modern improve ments. .References ezohauged. Address a note to “ Home.” at the office of this paper, whioh will be im mediately attended to. nolß-tf BOARDING, with hand- A some communicating and single Robins, at 1417 LOCUST Street- 0018-lm* INSTRUCTION IN SINGING.—Mr. LOUIS DELEURIE, Professor of Voo%i Music. After the modem Italian method, hsslremoved to No, 703 SPRUCE etreet noI2-mwfBt»^ VISITING TUTOR.—A GRADUATE OF v Harvard College. Cambridge, will give private les sons in Latin. Greek. Mathematics, and the higher English Branohes, and will prepare boys to enter any class in College. Address H. U.» Blood’s Dmpatoh* noH-wfftmSt* TME3DAMEB OHEGABAY AND D’HER dXA VILLY respectfully inform their friends and Ste public that they have removed their Boarding and ay Sohool for Young Ladies from Log&n’Square to Nos, 1697 and 1639 SPRUCE Street. • , Pupils from five years of age upward prepared for the fourth class. jyag-gm BKYANT, STRATTON, & FAIRBANKS’ MERCANTILE COLLEGE, 8. E. corner SE VENTH and CHEBTNUT Btreeta.-Day and Evening Sessions, Individual instruction in Bookkeeping, in cluding General Wholesale and Retail Business, Ship ping, Forwarding and Commission, Banking, fcx obange. Manufacturing, Aaiiroadipg. Steamboating, fto.« the roost thorough and praetxeal course in the United states. Also, Leotures, Commercial Calcula tions, and the higher Mathematics, Pen manship (best m the oity), fto. For sale, their new Treatise on Bookkeeping, beauti fully printed in oolors,and the Best work published. eaw-tf PENN INSTITUTE, SOUTHEAST COR. NER THIRTEENTH and FILBERT Streets, re opens MONDAY* September Sd. Four more pupils will be admitted. Catalogue* sent to any address, aoll-tNtl R. STEWABT. Principal. LOST. LOST.-J. F. PENISTON’S NOTE, dated Ootober Slit, 1800, at ninety days, for Three Thou sand Doliais. drawn to my order,and endorsed “ Riot’d M. Lea;” also, “William Lea, per fiioh’d M. Lea, Att’y.” All persons are cannoned against negotiating the same, as payment has been stopped. RICHARD M. LEA, no!6-26t* 38ft SOUTH WHARVES. LObT OR MISLAID Certificate of Ptook No. 280, for 12 shares in the New York Mid dle Coal Field Railroad and Coal Company, and would hereby give notice that I hare made application .for certificate in Uea thereof. _ , noa aot EDWARD HUGHES, MILLINERY. MISSES O’BRYAN, 914 CHESTNUT *4* street, above Ninth, will open Paris Millinery, for the Winter, on Thursday. Nov. 8,1880. • n7-lm* TOYS. DRYING BABIES, SLEEPING BABIES, \J AND PAPA AND MAMMA DOLLS, In every style, from oommon to finest wax heads. Beautiful patterns! _ .. Also, China and Muslin Dolls, China Dolls, Kid Dolls, Paper Dobs, and 20,000 dozen new Toys, in greatest variety, just opened, W. TILLFR, Importer, nol7-6t 94 South FOURTH Street, OAHOn CHRISTMAS BALLS, ALL DVjWU Sizes and most Dazzling Colors. Also, Glass Fruits. Call early, before Ml are sold. W. TILLER, Importer, nol7*6t 84 South FOURTH Street, BEADS! BEADS!! BEADS!!! ALL Colors, Sorts, and Sizes. W. TILLER. Importer, - no!7 6t 84 South FOURTH Street. BUSINESS CARDS. DR. S. T. BEALE. DBHTTST, Has removed to 1113 CHESTNUT Street, (Girard Row,) Philadelphia, ooJS-lm* pAWSQN & NICHOLSON, No».Sl9^nd^il N MIITOA Street, Between Market and Chestnut streets, PHILADELPHIA. JAMES PAWSON, JAS. B. NICHOLSON. hzr ly* SFUGUET A SONS, - e IMPORTERS Oh HAVANA CIGARS, No. 216 South FRONT Street. Receive regularly a full assortment of desirable Cl GaßS.whioh they oflbr at low rates, for cash or ap proved oredit. jelQ-iy Horace see, MECHANICAL ENGINEER, and PATENT ATTORNEY. No. 114 South SIXTH Street, (NeartT vnpoflt* th* County Court House,) Prepare! x».*awings, ka.% and transacts all other butiines w connected with the obtaining of Let- Designed and Drawings made. anXB-Sm* ORLEANS (LA.) PICAYUNE.— JOY. OQE. & 00. Have been appointed sole agents in Philadelphia for this extensively circulating paper, of commanding in fluence. Business men are advertising in. the beet news papers of oity and country, at th# offices of JOY, COE, k CO„ Advertising Agents, FIFTH and CHESTNUT Streets, Philadelphia; Tribune Buildings, New York, ae»-tf KR. CORSON, • RETAIL ESTATE BROKER. NORRISTOWN, PA., „ OFFERS AT PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SALE, some of the most desirable and productive farms in Montgomery and Chester counties. Also, several Mer chant and Grist Mills, m desirable parts of the country. Persons wishing to purchase properties, either as homes or investments, will find it greatly to thoir ad vantage to call, or write for a o&talogue. Several handsomely looated farms to exchange for °*l?orristowti Properties for Bale or rent. Good Mortgages negotiated reasonably. Addlt to R* R. CORSON, ooiS-lm HORitISTOWn. fa. COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. Dissolution of copartnership. OHAS. H. NEALL hujhl, day witbdrawa from the firm of JOHNSON. LUND, * NEALL. The boei neia will be continued aa before. h 7.SL?ni“*”i“? I Nn d Oliver Lund, under the firm of JOHNSON k LUND, Who will settle all the business of the^a tejir Q OLIVER LUND*. no2o st* Phila., Nov. 19,1850. OHAfi. H. NEAIiL. U/lUBPHY-WHIPPLE IRON BRIDGE. iU TWffi fcffiSK" 1 PHILADELPHIA, Bee leave to inform Railroad Companies, and others interested in bridge construction, thatithey nave formed a connection m business with JOHN w. MURPHY, Civil Engineer, (author and inventor of the above well known plan of iron bndje.)and are prepared to exeoute orders, from any part of the country, from his designs and personal superintendence, Aliletters rotating to plans and estimates .should be addressed to JOHNW. MURPHY, Civil engineer, nol3-6m For STONE, Q.UIGLEY, k BURTON. CPARKLING AND STILL CATAWBA >3 WINF.II, XAMVFACIW&SS Bt •T BSHELB V Olcolnnatl, Ohio. Always on hand* and in lots to suit purchasers, by CHARLES F. TAGGART, Sole Agent, irf-lm No. 681 MARKET Street. A ZUMEA ! AZUMEA ! AZUMEA ! AZUMEA) AZUMEA! AZUMEA! AZUMEA PROF. MORRIS’ AZUMEA BAKING POWDER. Manufactured solely, at No. 62 North FOURTH Street! 1 and for sftln bv Grocers generally. selt-Bmif Oriental detersive soap.— one pound of whioh will do as muoh washing, and do it hotter than three of oommon rosin soap; olothes need no boiling nor rubbing on a wash board. Over JOO.OQO faimlleeare now constantly using it. We jraaranteeit to give satisfaction, or return the money. All reipeotar. bleGroeere have it tor XHJUN A McKEONE, aaW-we if tf n andS4 South Wham, AMUSEMENTS. VSTalnut-street theatre " » Mrs.M; A. GARHETTSON, Stage Manager —,—_ Mr. Wit A. CHAPJfAfL Business A«ent„._.-~-_..Mr. JOS. D. MV 9PM V THIRD NIGHT OF MISS ISABELLE FREEMAN. THIS f WEDNESDAY) EVENING.Nov. », When will be presented : „„ LOVE’S SACRIFICE Margaret Ellmore, Miss Isabella Freeman; Matthew Ellmore, Mr. E. Adams.: - To conclude with „ _ w BOBTAILS AND WAGTAILS. Mr. Bobtail,Mr. Vining Bowers; Mr- Wagtail, Mr. Hempie; Nancy Muddle, Miss O. Jefferson. Boors open at 6K o’olook; performances ooaatßoe at 7 o’olook, ky Prices as usual. WHEATLEY & CLARKE’S ARCH-ST. " THEATRE. THiB (WEDNKPDAY) EVENING, cSS, IRST TIME - 3 Bloriou * Wh.BßßATffiffift’ 1 FKLI ° ITY! anrtnnmS l^'?, 0 . tho iaterestme Drama, in * Aot», ana tUDHon Tableaux. entiUed tfie MaN OF THU OCEAN, aad°iand m ?in e sv“ ln ? Il8rlT PuLnon. effaot. br M» CONTINENTAL THEATBS, (Lato National,) WALNUT Street, above Ei(bth. MOST lU3IMVELY o THB b LA o ST d TH)IEE NIGHTS . VDE HERO OF NIAGARA FALL.. Who has been week more. GREAT AMERICAN CONSOLIDATED CIRCUS COMPANY. " LE JEUNEBUKT,thegreatdare-devil Riderefthe Bouth, and Miss K MM A PASTOR. Mons. LA PIERCE - and M. J. FOsTEe, Clowns. 'lO-DAY (WEDNESDAY) a GRAND MATINEE, commencing at 2 )fi o’olook, The doors open at half past 6 o'clock. Performance commences at half past 7. e ApffiJMion only 25 cent*; Family Cirole Jsc.; Secured Seats 500, nolB-5t TWoDONOUGH’S OLYMPIC (Lato GAO •‘■’“.TIES,) RACE Street, below Third. THE BEST PRODUCTION OF THE SEASON. To witness Crow, upon crowds THE LONELY MAN OF THE OCEAN* Or. THE NIGHT BEFORE THE BJBIDXI, THE GREA'L ,d «EA g FIGHT, _ AN© THTt . DEAD.CREW BY MOONLIGHT. Previous to which the playof „ THE HAPPY MAN. Admission— Pargnette,2s cents; Orohestra,37os Fa- Private Box Seats, Wo. Dooraopen atg^o’clock; commeno?ngat7>g. f> CULVER, ELOCUTIONIST, WILL w.iT e «?^s9,«r»? ,l H! nento f Reading* and Reoita* tion*, TO MORROW (Thura'a?) EVENING. Novem ber 22, at the ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS. Ticketa2s' cent*. it* AOALEiIS OF 11US10. „ ITALIAN OPKRA-Mmz. 00L80N. the Regular Opera Season. _ .. t MONDAY EVENING. Nov. 26, On which occasion wilf be presented Verai’smost fia-- mous Opera, wi*h its splendid mtie eit seem, „ THE hkJiliaN VESPERB. Madame P fULINE COLSON in her celebrated charac ter asE'ena. Big. BRIGWOLI as Arrigo. Big. FERRI a* Mon'fort. tig. BUdJNI, his first appearance a* John of Prooida. AT Director and Condacfor—Sig. MUZIO. N *TIC b.—Tbe pnoe of adm*e»ion to rarquette, Par- and Balcony, has been fixed at ONE „ . .... NEW ARRANGEMENT. Ssate wjilbe secured without extra charge, beginning on l HUA» D AY, a.t the Box Office of the Academy of Music; l?eok ft Lawton’*, and Chiokering’fl miuio Family Cirole. 50 cent*; Gallery, 25 cents. FwSay. a 0 a P d e ?A?if^?. oNl)Aif > WEDNESDAY. Doors open at 7l£ o’clock. Opera commences at o’olook. noitt-tf Birch and sharpley’s opsba HOUBE. jAY /%^ , §o9.9.TO^ NWEALTH BUILDING, (CHESTNUT 4'reet.above SIXTH.i This New and Be utiful Temple of Minstrelsy, fitted up expressly to make it the • family resort. Will own on MONDAY EVENING. Nov. Wth.with BIaCH ft BUARPLEY'S MiNSTfibLS, __ _AWD « , FRANK Bf?OW»R u*d«'thtetioa°of anlmo ' WUh 14 "“ft*"".. OtL'.Y-B - Grf AXD SAM PH4EPLEY. Doors open at6K. Commeneeat7K preoiseli. Admission 25 oents; Children 13 cenn noT7-tf SJANFORD’S OPERA HOUSE. ELEVENTH STRESS OPEN FOR THE SEASON NEWLY DECORATE!* AND PAINTED. „ , MR. SANFORD Has secured one of the largest COMPANIES ever presented heretofoTv who will appear nightly. Sanford will perform every evening. Doors open at 7; Commence at 73C Admittance 25 cent*. Children 13 oents. soD-Ib |TBAJDQUARTEBS. FKANKLIH PL ACE.-FREE CONCERTS—CH AS. JEN BINS, in conjnnctjon with an entire New Company fconr*, Danoes, fto. no» 5t CHADWI r*K ft PERT, Sav’t* TJ ASSLER’S OROHESTBA.-—Serenade w,utarr " Offioe 1208 LOCUST BtrMt, ___ . Or Hlaako’B AovJamy? BROAD Street below Walnut. fflflE GERMANIA ORCHESTRA give A their PUBLIC REHEARSALS even SATUR DAY, commencing at S)i o'clock, at the MUSICAL • FUND HALL. 8 ticket*, £1; single iiokets, 21 eente, for .sale at Chiokennc & Son’s, BQ7 Chestnut street; Andre's, 1104 Chestnut street; and Beofc & Lawton's# Chestnut street. .Engagements for Concerts, Commenoements, Par ties, &0.. made only at their Office, Chiokerinx A Bon'e Piano Store, 807 Chestnut street; Wimamwoll, tU Nortn Juniper street, or C. Droaghman, KXS jtidgi avenuo, _ ocsl-ti PENN A. ACADEMY OF THE FIN* ARTS.—IO23 CHEBTNTJT Street. , “ CHIMBORAZO,” a splendid Painting by Mignot, “THE FIRST Bltfy’ a beautiful MarbleHtatoette by Angelini. On exhibition for a short time. Visitors •will please bring their opera glasses. MEDICINAL. J R. STAFFORDS OLIVE TAK When Olive T kb. is Inhaled its healing Balswfti* odorr&ro brought in contact with the lining membrane of the THROAT, BRONCHIAL TUBES, AND ALL THE AIR-CELLS OF THE LUNGS, relieving*at once any pain or oppression, and healing any irritation or infiamation. When Olive Tar, is Taken upon Sugar, it forms an unequalled Soothing and Healing Syrup for Coughs and all Throat diseases. When Olivs Tar is Applied, its Magnetic or non oentrated curative powers render it a moot speedy PAIN ANNIHILATOR. Olivt Tar is aot sticky —doss not discolor. Fifty oents a bottle, at 448 BROADWAY. N. Y„ an by all Druggists. J. R. STAFFORD’S IRON AND SULPHUR POVj. are a soluble preparation of Iron and Sn.pc . i < ctioei with that existing in the blood of a perfectly wealthy person. Uniling with the digested food, Thbt Revitalize and Purify tub Blood. They Impart Energy to the Nervous System. ’ They Invigorate the Liver. They Strengthen the Digestion. They Regulate the Secretions op the Body, And are a Specific for all Female Weaknesses Price, One Dollar a Package, At 443 BROADWAY, New York, and all Druggist*. Pamphlet containing Testimonials from the following and more than 100 other well-known promi nent persons, will be sent to any address,/r*# &V mail. Gso. Law, Esq., Fifth avenue, New York. mmron Draper, Esq., Banker, New York. Thtelow Wxbd, Esq., Albany, N. Y, Gen, Duff Green, Washington, D. C, Col. Samuel Colt, Hartford, Conn. Col. Chas. May, U. 8. A. Rev. Joshua Leavitt, Ed. Independent, New York. Rev. E, Bright, Ed. Examiner, New York* Rev. D. W. Crone, Agt. Am. Bible Union, N. Y Rev, O. F. A. Spinning, fiuttenmtts, N, Y. Rev. Dr. Leonard, Exeter, N. H. SEND FOR A PAMPHLET. Bold by all Druggists. DYOTT A CO., No. 232‘ No SECOND Street, Agents for Pennsylvania, tegdto CPEOIALTY for ladies. TRUSS AND BRACE DEPARTMENT conducted by oom-~ Setent Ladies. Entranoe on TWELFTH Street, first oor below Raoe. A lull line of Mechanical Reme dies, Uwht and elegant in construction, specially adapted to Ladies ’ use. _ __ C. H. NEEDLES, Proprietor, 8. W. corner TWELFTH and RACE.Streets. Philadelphia, Entranoe to C. H. N.’s Room, for gentlemen, at the corner. aelj-Smif A WONDERFUL AND NEVER £httBm*BP DT FOR DISi£ASES ° P ™ _ PROFESSOR MORRIS’ EUOEPHALOS, AN EXTERNAL REMEDY, * CO., No. 69 North •7* And for sale by Druggists generally. eelS-Smif • INSURANCE COMPANIES. MPHE MUTUAL L* FE IN SURANOE OO M A PANY OF NEW YORK, Assets: SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS, IMVSSVED I!<Fl* ST MOSTOASNS ON RBAX. IIM.II. WORTH OVER 913G00^00. The premiums are lower than in many other Comoa nies, and the Dividends have been greater. This is a striotly Mutual Company. There are n Stockholders, so that ALL THE PROFITS BELONG TO TBB INSURED. Pamphlets, and every information, may be had gratis, on application to F. RATCHFORD STARR, Agent, B.W, oorner FOURTH and WALNUT Streets, PHILADELPHIA REFERENCES: Thomas Robins, John Welsh, Mordeoai L. Dawson, George EL Stuart* George M. Stroud, E. S.wheen, John B. Myers* J. Fisher Learning* Joseph Patterson, William C. Ludwig* John M. Atwood, t Arthur G, Coffin, Thomas H. Powers, George W. Toland, William MoKee. Thos. Wattson, u«3jy*iy Fame insurance company, no. 400 CHESTNUT Street, PHILADELPHIA. ■ INCORPORATED STATE OF CONFINED TO FIREAND INLAND RISKS. „ . DIRECTORS,' Samuel Wnght, D. B. Birney, Wm. W. Walters, J. W. Everman, Chat. Bichardson, Henry Lewis, Jr.. Geo. A. West*. Jaoob W. Stout,i O. Wilson Davis, Menko Stern. Thos. S. Martin. GEORGE W. DAY. President. FRANCIS N. BUCK, Vice Pres’t. WILLIAMS I. BLANCHARD. Seotetary. Uall-ift SAVING FUNDS. AMERICAN SAYING FUND—.Com. pany ». Building, southeast comer WALNUT and FOURTH Streets. Open daily- &om 9 nil f o’olook, and on MONDAY tiU 8 m the evening. This Old Institution has always paia in full, on demand, without noUo«. BREgJr FIVEpBR CBNT< All sums paid gold andsnvei. 7 - ALEXi PTHU.LDIN, Pres/dsnt, SAML. WORK, Vioe President. John CiFarr. T, E.Harper, George Nugent. John Aispaoh, Jr,, Sami. T, Bodine, Alb. C,Roberts, John Ailgnau, • Jonas Bowman, R, H. Eldridge, Wm. J. Howard. JOHN 8. WILSON, Treasure* JOHN OyfllMS, Secretary. oc3o-lmif S~PKING GARDEN SAYING FUND, Office, 331 North THIRD Street, between Vine and CaUowhill. Incorporated by the Legislature April EVENINGS, frtm 6 to 8 o’olook, 1 Interest*percent-perannum. Depositor* oan with draw their Moneys by Checks, tf desired. Special Df posits received. . _ JAMES 9. PRINGLE, President* Fraksib Hart. Beeretarr. D SOMETHING NEW.—KERR’S VENTI- SUNLIGHT GABALIKR. is now to be Seen in Rev. R, A, Carden’s Church of the Intercessor, Soring Garden, below Broad St. The great advantages of this apparatus are. that while it gives a soft, universal light all over the ap&Tlxnent, the heat is used to promote and form aperfeot and thorough ventilation of the building, and at same time the cost is below the old method ot lighting. It is applicable to every description of rooms or pnbiaßlaoes. Further in/ormfiti on o» p tj h sfi at BURU, Fa. noM-lm*
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