The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, November 29, 1860, Image 3

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' win; ofoodna, ba olofcd, and tha aame rala will ba
o bound wttk yog ard’to promUtoiy not** and bill*
;; ef anhOßCta* wean, Hnnday latatnaa*.
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makUouth R..47J* 48 .
Race*Vine St R.,* 27
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' Philadelphia' Slarketß.
_ . , , , Ntms*p*n,M-Evenmi.
s -Theyionr market Ls dull and unsettled, and prioet'fa
vor the boyar* $ 'dbout 900 bbl* superfine told at. «4.75 e
. iflft.tJM latter for kood brands,akd 15ft)' bid* Western
extra at fts; the demand for shipment is limited, and
‘ teiermllr, at prices below the views of bolder*; tales to
. Jihe rata’Ur* end bakers ranient from oar lowest fit ores
npto #5 5008 50 for superfine extra* and fanoy brand*.
1 Jtje Flour it dull and rather lower, at #3.8704 V ÜbU
" Corn Meal I* also very dullj fenusj tvonia is offered at
.«MMUMritu.’
VxnT i* aaoh anted, with' bat' little offerink or eell-
sold at lisaimo for common to
; immSTWestern and reanevlvania red, and Utetaoo for.
. Jty» i* dull, at 7e«760 lor Pennsylvania! and 7Qo
for Delaware. Com. ie not very plenty- to-day. and
ab*«t 5400 tHtahela prime old yellow solAat 640« afloat:
»gr lyft'o*. «d wank Mesco.
ana 1480 bathelsSoathemeoldat 83#3}g,according to
jtwJaeU&ratthedeojtne,jand further small aale*
aamahag at tisfort let Mo. lQueroitrou.
-OeCTpn-T ffeere is very little tom*, and prices are
_ afcenctte*&meaalast quoted. ■’• r '
aresatet* wtthnot any ch*o*e» to note.
: rmoTi*iosß>»xiqtb)iif doing in anj kind, and prices
•re Beany nominal - .
~ , oR&B.~Cloveraaed i*. in good demand, and 300 bus
: »£b!4 at •54©#5.75—mostly at the fatter rate. Most
, hoUeraaaamare, > .
.Whisky is arriving and selling more freely: 200
vhWs Pennsylvania *ow,at lt®l9Ho, part second-hand
r end «» obis western at soe; drudge is selling
! at Uo, and hhds at l9M«Sto^'gallon.
- Vtrtr York Block Eichanse--.Nov. 28.
aUCOHS MQJIHT)
MW VB gtk ISS S Yolk Ctutnl R. 74)4
tmTnaSa 'm : TeS iou do. . ,i>3o r*x
.BP Mmoari 8 (U„n6o 6<g 100 do ' bis 74}$
7«B«;.do .69 us do 74)4
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Ml do ....sax so do n&
if* Gtl« 00 do _aS74
« PtoiflcMoll88.„ BIS 150 do .....*574
W do Erie Railroad 98X
100Cumberlandofd.:. I SO do .^aio*B
’ £5 Pl?V®n*d 100 Gal & Cbi R.,..b30 SS
* Iso Bibb 8 k 111 it... H3s 5 do . &
980 Mieh »& K I G,.. 30 100 Oleve k Tol R. .*lO 27
00Mich ton H....M0M 115 Chioaeo X Rooki. A2s£
900 IU Central R bop... S7£ ft» do is*
' THBMARK^Xft.
• iiSll aw quiet at 92 for Pot*, and *s.l* fcrJPearU.
. market for State and Wei Urn Floor is
®1 and snthont material change mpneea; ailee 6,000
>bto a* 9175*4*. “for juperfin* Mate; 95J095J8 for
94?ȣft for Western; 80.10aft.40 for extra
»} 993595.40.f0r extra, roand-hoop Ohio, donthern
Floor la daU and heavy, with aalea of 600 bbla at 95.1v0
f-40 for mixed to food, end #5 #59740 for fanoy and ex
tra. Canada Flour la dull,’with aalea of 900 bbla at
, 91309075.forextra. . - .
J-' Wheat la steady, with a very moderate <Je-
T SMtfat.Uiat*iloea,jirith ( aalea of ID OOObua at 91.15 for
. JCinvagtiLe Cfpb. Corn fa doll, with aaleaof 30,009 bae ,
ntPHH*o for western mixed. Rye it Quiet. Harler ia
■ daU. Oata are steady at 40i*4tfo for Southern. Pean*yl
vaaia. and Jeraey» and 37088X0 for State, Canada, and
' jnmvisioHi.—Fork it heavy, with aalea of 100 bbla at
91750917.75 for Meta. 9tt»K for Prime. .Beer la
vSW?!**** ■•okaaaed, with aalea of repaeked Mesa at
910409U. ■ Paoon is dull.
iftiMtaeats aredaUat7X97?fofor ShouMew.and low
' lOXnfor Rama. Lard ia tiuU. with small aalas at flHfw
UMo tor oVty % and l*9ttKo for Western. Batter and
f Ctteaa are doll »*d nnehaaged.
" WBraXTtßQUetatl9X92oo. •
■" ’Th* Jimur** os Lt)na Islahd.—The inqui-
the resent
.. .. wuJee ef -Jfr. Mierolee Collier was rennet at
■ v t*eJW e'eltuk yeeterdar by Coroner Wood, of
. ;SM(nI bounty >. John Trlney and Thomie Ttiney,
Me eo*, were reostled to the (tend, batnothlncnew
bet tiny on the Innutrition wes elioited from them.
iWeerTFruk htttinrlile ere* called end teettted
to tht elreamttanoea of the nrreet of Joseph Lam
■ tort, wkleli wee made by bln on tke lbth lnitent,
i' rieer tke Tlllifa of Sic* Stng, at tbe reridenee of
Sswbart’efnndlkthar.' The belanoeof theteitl
non wee a raoeyitoletJoa of what hte heretofore
- been yebllabod Thecaee bolag oloeed, the jury
r ia tTery ehert time rendeied a eerdlet tbet de
-1 OTMIdeMPa to tda death at the bands ef J&eepb
ta«V«rt, on tbe algbt of tbe 13th of Norember
. Uet Swtea, while confined in sbe fifth pnrinet
*'• endow-honee. the prleoner attempted 'to eeoapa,
.'f:ecril.an;one'oetarion neatly eooompliihed hie pnr
yae. When the rerdiot or tho eoronor’e jary wee
read jhrhint, ho remeined perfectly nnmored, add
white he dlnlee the ohaiye afiainet him,' he ex
- preeeee Ibe atiaoet oneoesera ae to the remit. He
- Wit oonmitted tar examination.—lV. T.'Sm--.
CITY ITEMS.
O' jXiiliiuamao Dav at . Oactobbi’.—A, th*
. 4*, iwit for Thuik.,i. Btuillr man oj lw.
• *T pieeeht-tttaking. snd such family inter
eUigfCf etthtiamsial oonrteeiezurgood taste and good
feellag popular sentiment will compel the
houge.of Me'fsrt.CbM. Oakford k Sons, tinder the Con-
'tiatstftl Hotel, open their magnificent balaar for
the sale of-Children's Hats. Ladies’ filioee, Ladies’
', Fnrp, Gent’s Hc-ts and Cats. Gent's Famishing Goods,
' etcetera, aU of whiek they keep m better style and
terser variety, and at more reasonable prices, than
any ‘Other bates. *We would ag&io remind our readers
. .that Hr. Okie. Oakfoid and all bis sons are essayed io
Mi* establishment, and bare no connection whatever
irwithaiiy other is this city. '
■ , Mbs. PaßTiKCfos AT Coscsbt Hall —Those
readers desiring.to participate in -Me lecture
treat ofthe eeaeon will not fail to hear ” Mnufar
ttiicb*/' at Cooeert Hall, this evenins.
thepopalar magician and ventriloquist,
jmstwojbf bis amoting performances, at the Astem
. Ifiy Buildings, this afternoon and evening, Those who
' weald enjoy a hearty laafh after their Thanksgiving
•‘.Homey, should see Wyman to-day.
“Xkihr w*o Par PBOMpn,y|l>*Bjnivx ajto If nr
: ykb Cosmoses or Othb*#.”—Tfo prompt payment
of deporittt whether larse or small,-br .the Franklin
Jfavfif Pud, JJS.&mth Fonrth street, below Chestnut,
! THiiketilrhiii d army the r#<*afp4*i'e,d#servesi’nnd hae
'*'<■««*, the ©oafidenoe of the public.
!.. TMeflOitw was incorporated by the State of Penn
/ WjftvcterAi a sate had profitable pteoe of (or
•taiwteTW, tmtees.andothers. *
fetnjlas, Married or finite, and minors* can deposit
/Vftthoir own right, and snob deposits can be withdrawn
eafy by their consent.
, daily, from 9 to 5, and on Wednesdays and fia
, r .pmdsye entil & o’clock, see advertisement in another
tem item..
v ':}'%** Bmcw Mkptixq at tbs Gikabd House.—
--•~As*er«t’wseiing of clergymen, merobants, lawyers,
nhdHose, fco,» was held on Tuesday evening, at the
S Girard; House, to take into oonsideiation tha state of
“" antics, and to devise a ours for present ills* Vari
l f ■& plane were proposed, bet none met the vim of the
mttemsniTinnt ’lt was finally determined, anani-
V'||Mrty*to reeoßUßendto the people of all eeotions to
'■'lip taide party prejudices, and- proeure their garments
Hrovs-etoee Clothing Hail of HoekhiU*. Wil
'\lamt «d 6» Ohestnut street,above Sixth,
Vi Ahiad.—-An exchange paper itj*
V made the first turnpike road in the
* Jflflld' ItiUi laid tha first railroad, established the
" * fiiiifwater work*»nn tee first locomotire.astahUsbed
aho firti hospital > the fint law school, the first public
the first hall of masic, the first library in the
v*r» MSned freely to all,” and established the. fint
jrtt-vcve’ Fashionable Clotkiec Emporium, where
.. mW;:thaw the money’* worth is given la the par*
olteMf and w'yaluahle Gift with-each article sold, at
Stokes’, No* oo7 Chestnut street. . -
ARRIVALS at the principal hotels,
rr to 12 o’olook biobt.'
\v' ofotHTIinLNTAL HOTEL—Nl«b»nd dntntiMiU,
KYork JOBimra.MLoati
:>,»Y«k £ D Mmimi *U.H York
Kuo *a»lijtlv»nr York
nttibarl L O Chwokolfc wfiOhio
ter s&££:
Ffloa* Jolm Mc<iinni»,row» „
ibttrt w 1) Bi«kbain. Cinclojuti,
M«vYork Mi|* 8 *H CSftir. lf#w York
.til# York >t W Brmtoo,l»elco,P*
ftlaftiA 3 G G ftivts, Austin* TMW
Gtfca . WJHMcoift.GaTrwton
lUwYork JnoMtrrrmfafc-lfcMdJf
wmr 1 fomtd k 1%, Eoi’ad
iJSlder, W#w York
ii SSftKttS*
is.
HfMoßi Baltimore
omff.N«w Vork
>n J 8 Whitßir, ftarton
gosmtoos > ChisMo
' Hoom, York
i T Cox,. Kkatuokr
nRr fcVf, Toledo, 0
COMMKRCIALHOTFL-Suth »t„ above Chestnut
Mft^r^S'or 80 • ijßi’Bffis.TteSsa
PpK i '“ o ”' P< ° r,a SfiVwmo.teeton 00
Robt Hodeeou, W Xamdoa PV.ft.YWit,’. 811 * “ arb
ORcMTerewn.
'8 ■ ThoeKetmarci.W&rTland
PeterSindootthto, fenna •
BARI.KY SHBAF-Beoond etroet, below Vino.
Tho. W Bllck. Biuki&iham David Kneijn. Pa
A nderton ?mltl? tDspbe oo , J.U.lamr«, Buoke oo
JonatnaKirkbindo.Baoka co Wm G Watson, ihrok. oo
jm Bookmen, Brberrr Dr A O stile., Dew Jereer
Henry UprrieJ;enneyfvania InO V Dnniysn, Bethlehem
ps teedomtßnoka eo ' HF Trent, Btookton, N J
Toe Robbiha, Buck. 00. Pa Geo B LaoW.Wyoraing oo
p Btont, Now Jersey Wm Worte, New Joreey
Peter L Benner, Phila
MERCHANTS’ HOTEL—Fourth street, below Aroh
Jo; Brisrt.Penna w 0 Denny, Pltutarr
C MpCtnra Hays. Pittebr J Cberrjholme*, Ohio
Jog fewther. Attoone, Pe MB. Barr. Bne
OP Weller, Penna Mr«C P Weller, Penna
S Boeton F Turner, Plymouth, Pa
B B Matthew. A la MB Miller, Penna
Joe W Robb, Mew York W H Johneon fc wf, Ohio
ST. LOUIS HOTEL—Choatnut etreet,above Third.
H Riohardcoii. PitUbare THD
K StirUM. Bridsenort, Ct Jm Thomas, PoUsvilla
Jacob FCluiit Mew York «JHi in rt°n & lu. Do! t
11R Paxton, Lyoomtnr oo D.tDoharde Ac la. pa ,
Rav a at Toss * wfc Pa Chas Boherer. Funs
Chas Fa»sm, Sfew fork, S W Kaybold, Fover, Dol
U W.Horsey*Laurel, Del AKeifer* Now Jersey
MERCHANTS’ 410USK-Third st.» above GallowhiU.
Gao W Jonoe, Montreal Geo C Braith. H&rriaburg
Miss Ehza Yeoser, Pa E(J Campbell, Indiana
W 8 Baker. Indiana , , , 8R McQ,ueaton, Hamilton
Satnl Weaber.Frederlekebs £has Jarrett. Montg oo.Pa
C K Wilson* Buoks 00. Fa Wm Bohueter, Sinking Spgs
E Enterlme, Taffiaqaa
MT. YERN6n HOTEL—Seoocd street, above Aroh.
J H Hoke, J H Greaves, Philadelphia
Jacob Edwards. Chester J Kendereine. Montg co
w Lashle't Philadelphia it Banes £c la, Ho mesbprg
C Kerderdine. Montg no H K RAvusey, Bnoksoo
John Wilson, wilin. Del TUos Johnsont Wjlm.Dol
Major Lines, New York Thos New York
Jas Kearney* New kork J M Gri/lith, York co. Fr
Ralph Co.son. Buokioo Lewis Whipplo, N York
8 W Darby, Prcdrioo, Del
FOUNTAIN HOTEL—Second street, above Market
A N Davis. Maryland J** Wright, Maryland
W WSpioerVDelaware Juo' S James. l)®awarc
8 Sharp, Milford, Del, L Morgau, A& timoro
Thos Buektnaster, Dolaw’e A H Cook. Dovor, Del
W S Deakyne. Delaware A Hadou, Smyrna, Del
W T Alriohe Delaware Mrs Hearn fc da, Delaw’e
Col SII Troup, Alabama
BTATEB UNlON—Market street, above Sixth.
N Weigle. York, Pa ‘ A Murphy, Pliila
T R Fletcher, Indianapolis MT Dill. Auoona, Pa
J M Laird. Greensburg Jos M Laird, Oreensburg
Oeo Bench, Perry co T M Charlton A la, Penna
0 J Rhodes, Lancaster oo SB Habecker, Lanoost co
T Evans, lowa Henry Kaohel, Reading
Hugh Kichards, Chester oo JU SheaiT & son, Lancnst
A B Cane. Bedford, Pa A S Adams, Penna,
J-Borcinski, Philadelphia J Brandt, New York n
R L Jenkins, Brooklyn 8 Slokum, Christiana, Fa.
LPownalt, Jr, Christiana.Pa J Skills. Pargsburg, Pa
BLACK BEAR HOTKL-Third at, above Callowlull
Geo W Wolf, Dauboro John Huffman, Carlisle,
Robt K Burroaghs* Pa Jno Draher, stonersville
Chas Harper* JeukmtowA Henry Kobo. Penusburs
John Stevenson, Baoksoo Mahlon Haraing. Pa
John Helier, Mt Pleasant' David It Beohtet, Pa
Eli Beohled, Pa Linford Road 3, fiomerton
Abraham Buckman* Pa
JONES’ HOTEL—Chestnut street, above Sixth.
Jas T WhitfieM. Baltimore J&s R Floyd, New York
W Livingston, Backs oo,Pa Chas Austin, Connecticut
P Cluto. Connecticut • Jas Fox, New York
8 Bush* Worcester, Mass W H Woods, Delaware
Jas Wilson, Maryland .AH Gaines, Maryland,
& MtJpshier.M JD, Maryl d W F Parker, Maryland
H O’Connor, Baltimore W Coggesliall, Prov, R I
Geo Nathans, Rhode Island Jas 0 Adams, Baltimore
AMERICAN HOTEL—Chestnut st,, above Fifth.
W T Bates kla New York Miss Bates, New York
Geo F Wright. Virg ni a Jas B t mall, New York.
OFShoener.Tamaijua A G fleymoun Jersey City
John Blaek, Lancaster Jas M Young k la; Del,
Miss E A Young, Delaware Thos fif Black, Lancaster
J W Boyd* Shamokm. Pa R Lee k wf, Potlsville
HM Smith Ada,New Jersey BenJ Young. New Jersey
JasT Clark. Boston Miss Clark. Boston
J B Davis. New York A A Douglass k la, Pa
Ja* H Bond, Baltimore J Holmes k la, New York
J H Springer, K Carolina P H O’Connor, Ireland ,
G B Ttiom&s* Baltimore Q K Preston, New York
Mr Frenoti k la. New York J C Datber* DelawarA
J Hargrove, felaware R U ’jingle. Marylan)
S W Jones, Somerset, Pa G Ci&ndetl* Wash, D C
NATIONAL HOTEL—Race street, above Third.
WKooos. Luzerne oo J F Snowden, Penna
John Dreehon, Reading M H Gilohrist, Wilkesbe
KK Brown, Pennsylvania 8 Sutton
H JRendler.PottsviUe Jos J Greer* Doylestown
ioelFink, rhffinixviUe J F Kline, Ashland
Geo Reohei, Catawissa Jos Whitaker, St Clair
THE UNION—Aroh street, above Third*
J B Cook* MeToertburx O Mants, Lykens, Pa
W B Bhaffer, Baltimore B H Brown, Heading
J Horner* Lancaster Mrs W 8 Bharp, Salem. NJ
Mrs Mos Ulster. Pa RL Monroe, New Vork
£ Northoy k wf, Illinois Alias Torkireton. Illinois
R Jamison. New Jersey D Duffield, Virginia
Jas Bm‘.th, Lane on, p« W L PeiTer, La*.o 00. Pa
John C Reed k wf, N J
MARINE INTELLIGENCE*
BEE FOURTH PAGE.
ay TgLseuAFH.
(Correepondenee of the Frees.) •
N*w Yoax, Nov 28,
Arrived, ship R B Ely* from Liverpool; brig Princess
Royal* from ifermnda; sohr F A Ward* from MalagA.
• - Caani.usf on. Nov 33.
The steamship Isabel, whloh left here on Saturday for
Havana, has returned disabled.
The ahlp A H Stephens* from Liverpool* is in the
offing.
. , „ MEMORANDA. . 4xr
Steamship. Boston* Crookor, henoe* arrived at New
York yesterday.
Steamship tdty of Richmond, Mitchell, for Philadel
phia, sailed from Riohmnnd Sfth inst,
Bteamahip Cabawba. Smith, for New York, via Ha
vana, oleared at New Orleans *4th lust.
Ship Belle of the. Sea* oigsbee, for San P ranoisco,
clsaredat New York yesterday.
Ship Florence, ftightiegale. Holmm from Callao, via
Hampton Roads, arrived at New York yesterday,
Barit Alexander McNeill, Somers, hence, arrived at
for Vera Crus, cleared at N
Bark warren Fisher, Daley* was waiting at Galves
ton 17th isst.
Parana, Lowell, for Rio de Janeiro, oleared at
Krk'Soilen^afThorndike, from Callao, arrived in
Hampton Roads Sfia inst. *
for Philadelphia, cleared at St
BrigBtoils, Duel!, oleared at New York yesterday for
AspiawsH.
TrtgEP Stewart, Cain, hence, arrived at Charleston
me, Cook* for Providence, cleared at Ha
-4 GstW fiwaln* hence, arrived at Wilmington,
NC.sathinst.
Bohr Mooßli|ht,Btutcs, hence, arrived at Charleston
Sdthinst . , t
M Schr Mary Patterson, Bom«rs, Uenoe, arrived at
Charlestoa Mth inst.- ,
Bohr 8 B Wheeler, MoLaugbUn, cleared at New York
yesterday for Wilmington, MC. _ ,
Bohr Colorado; Sheppard, hence, arrived at Washing
ton, DC* yesterday.
Schr Maria Pickup, Baker, cleared at Boston 27)h inst
for Philaoeiphia, -
Sohr Enterprise, Wooilbury, for Philadelphia, oleared
at Calais 19lh mat,
Sohr Maryland* Catbc&rjt* from Carthaiena, arrived
at Now York yesterday.
Steamers Mare. Nichols, and Sarah, Jones, hence, ar
rived at New York yesterday.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Sating Fond—National Sapett Tbust
Company*—Chartered bj the State of Pennsylvania.
RULEB.
' 1. Money if received and paid every day, and jo aoy
amount, large or small,
3t FIVE FEU CENT.interest js paid for money from
the day it is put in.
8. Money is reoeived from JExeewtcri, Adminiatra
tors. Guar diant, and other Trustees, in urge or small
some, to remain a lons or short period.
H 4. The money received from Depositors is invested in
Real Estate, Mortgages, Ground Rents, and other first
class securities.
iU Otfce open every day—WALNUTStreet, southwest
corner Third street, Philadelphia. jflU
Ska men's Saving Fund—Northwest
Coinse Second and Walnut Streith.—Deposit* re
ceived in smrdl and large amounts, from all dosses of
the .community, and allows interest at the rate of FIVE
PER CENT, per annum.
Office open daily, from 9 untito o'clock, and on Mon
day and Saturday until eight in the evening. President,
FRANKLIN FELL; Treasurer andßeoxetary, CtfAS.
M. MORRIS.
Second-Hand Safes.—l am receiving a
great number of Parrel, Herring, A Co.'s Second
hand Sheet-iron Safe* (many of them almost new),
also thoee of other makers, in exchange for the now
oelebrated Lillie Wrought and Chilled Iron Bafe A
general assortment constantly on hand, and offered at
very low prices, Pleaaeeall and examine. Depot, Tl 5
CREVTNOT, under Masonrn Halt M. C. SADLER,
Agent, Philadelphia. uofi-natbtf
- Hair Dvr! Hair DybM—Batchelors
LIQUID HAIR DYE ii Me oristwal and best in the
market. AUothers are mere imitation*, and should be
avoided if you escape ndionle. Splendid Black
or beantitoi Blow* instantaneously. Sold by all Drag
gists everywhere. The gennine hastthe signatnre of
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR upon a iteel-plato en
graving on four sides of each box.
Ilevare of Counterfeits,*
Manufactory, 81 Barclay street, late tM Broadway.
New York. CHARLES BATCHELOR,
0,8 Pmcb Olotbikg op thb Latest
oni.i.i mad. In th* btot nauroer, .ipru.l, for BE
7AIL BALEO. LOWEST ..Hint price, marked In
PlainFisQrM. All.oodemedetooraerirarreiitodeatle
(eatorr. Onr OKE-PRICB .rit.m t. itriotlr adhered
to.' AU am tharebt treated alike,
•US-1, IONES A 00. ep4 MARKET Street.
Salamandbe Firb-Peoop Sapbs.—Avery
lari, weorta.nt of SALAMANDER 8 for aala atrea
•outr’.a aricM. No. 804 ORLBTN UT at., Pklladel.hia.
ana If EVANS t WATaON,_
Gbovbr & Bakrb’s Oblbbbatbd
NOISELESS SEWING MACHINES
The Beit lit Vee for Family Sevlnt.
No. TBO CHESTNUT Street. Philadelphia. anM-ty
Card Priktihg, Bbst and Cheapest in
ha Citr, at 34 Booth THIRD Street.
CIRCULAR PRINTING, Beat and Cheapest in the
Citr. at 34 South THIRD Street,
BILL-HEAD PRINTING. Beit and Cheapaat in the
Citr, at 34 SonthTHIRD Street
HAND-BILL PRINTING, Beat and Cheapest in tha
Citr. at 34 Sonth THIRD Street
PAMPHLET PRINTING, and everr other descrip
tion of Prlntinr, or the moet euperior oualitr. at the
moatreaeoriahl. rate,.at RINGWALT A BROWN’S.
Prexal’a Bnildiiur. 34 Sonth THIRD Street. eU-tf
Ninth Md ChMtnot
Mills, Baltimore
ttilips, VTifints
SfflaiWw
A<S doSinfi/forlc
MlrjlMd
r H»jrn t*.nvfJ»n»T
,™«k
Bailer, Nee-Jerwr
m Ohio
BtS'er. iWlJfopls.P*
ssSnwh
few*
•VdHnf/BsHJroora
Valentin*.New York
Gilmers, California
m Bistiass, Wfttortmrjr
jfffltoV'.
winbUßr £•▼ York
' UuM, Hntiitan
ADAMS—BTOKES,—On the evenini of the srth met.,
b» frr. Mr. Chase. Hon. Green Ademe, of Kentuokr.
to Miji JcssphiDe L,, onlr daujhter of John W. Stokes,
*sVo°WI>EN-6RBNNER.-iOn Tueeder. Mth list..
hr Her. Joe. A. Selis.Harrr O. Snowden to *l ar r B»
di £teife o dferfh. E, & Tv. P ,
Stewart, Mr. Henrr W. Lewis to Min Emeune Louisa.
4au.btor.or Gilbert Bnlson-all of Camden. *
B&ITH-LBEDB.-On the Mthiuit., hr Aldermen
CharlieT'. Heifrioht. Mr. John B.. Smith to Mrse Ann
EH*a Leeds, both of Smithrille, N. J. . ,
FOMROP-OAIrtWRIGHTh-On the 18th met. hr
Rev. O. E. Hare. Mr. Wm. L. C. Pornroy to Miss Har
riet N. Cartwright, all of Philadelphia.
STEWART.—On the mornlnaof the 27th imx, AT
. Thomas Stewart, (for ruanr rear* one of the U. S
A ift*mjfeofends°antl toowofth/femilj 'ere respect
fulir inviteo to attend hi. funeral. Irom hi. late rest
dene*. No. 1722 Vine street, on Prldey) mormrrg. 3otb
iASTat» molookr without further notice.
ROBKRTS.-At the residence of hie eon-in-law, Br.
William Brjan, Keverlr, N. J.. Joseph Roberto, m the
Kte rear of Iris a«o. a eoldier oftheWar of 1813.
• Due notice will lie given of the funeral e
:»I*ALETHURP.-“Of coat, on tkelDorniugot the 37th
taUst* Jojmll. Palethorp, Senior, of this city# In the
Odyeer of hie age, at hie country-teat, Buckingham
Water, Bucks county. , .
' teiiuvo*. mule friends of the family, are in
vitedjqmMml the iunera!, from his late t residence,
10,1 ' atwoel ”
—DNwfY—ln New York, on Sucdaj evenip*. the
»bo» o»a»»uii. .
Proprietor.
married.
DI£D.
DOUGLASS.—At Germantown, on the 20tU inat.,
Robert Douglas. . > * .«l
from the 1 residence of Mr*. Tamar A. Smith,
No. 1104 Wood at., on Friday moroing, at 9 o’clock. **
ELLIS,—On the' 37tn inst,, David EUis* in the 78th
Fuaerai*Lom his late residence. No Gl7 Frauklin
street, on Sixth day morning* SOth instant, at^ll
° MAGARGB.-On the26th mat,, Jonathan Magarge.
Funeral from tho residence of hie brother- Thomas
Magarge, LmUen street, Oormantown* this (Pifth-day)
a( IdECUjfcH 2 EON? Oulhe 37Ui inst.,3ainuel A.,son
of Samuel and Eliza Meoutohen, aged 21 months.
Funeral from his parents’ residence. No, 1502 Wood
street, on Friday next. ...
SPEAit.—On tho 2Jth ipst,, Matthias Spear* in the
47th year of his age.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 1139 South street,
this ( Thursday)afternoon* at 3 o’olook. * „
BPIEGLK.—On the 87th inst.* Joseph Gasper,
Mollidore and Lizzie E. Spiegle, **
TOY.—On the S7th inst.* Mrs. Ruhamaii Toy, aged 67
years.
Funeral from, the resideuoe of her daughter. Mrs.
BUzabetn Hinkle. No. 1027 Ellsworth street, on Friday
afternoon* at 9 o’oiock. **
WOOD.-On the 2/»h inst., Agnes Ann, daughter of
Thomas and Isabella Wood, in the 9th year of her nge.
Fuoonl from her parents’ residence, 2110 iWount Ver
non street,thiB(ThurBday)aftflrnoon,at2o’olook *_
BLACK REPS ANGLAIS, 37 1-2 cts.
Block Reps Anglais, 37)a to BO cts.
)o. Ansnre Cashmeres, 37)a to 76 ots.
)o. Paramattas, ss to so ots,
)o. Frenoli Morluoes, 75 ots to $1.50.
Jo. do. Cashmeres, toots to $l5O.
, )o. do. MouBselmes,3U4 ots to sl^s,
)o. do. Bombazines, $1 and upwards.
Do. do, AmeUnes. 50 ow.
no, do. »Amise. 87)* cents and upwards.
BESSON A SON. Inounring Store,
n o2B No. 918 Chestnut street
4 NNOTJNCEMENT TO THE LADIES
DISCO UNT FOX CASH 5 PER CENT. ,
Consumers purohas'ng at our Retail Counters will
henoalorth be allowed the same deauotion as Store
-5 PER CENT DISCOVNT ON CASHPURCHA
SES*
trimmings, zephyrs, laces, ribbons,
SKIRTS, CORSETS. NETS, SHAWL-BOR
DERS, frc.
City Railway Farea to our Establishment will bo
amply repaid by tbo inducements wo ofibr in price, va
riety, quality, and quantity.. m
J. G. MAXWELL k SON,
Manufacturing and Importing Establishment. _
Southeastoornor ELEVENTH and CHESTNUT.
*r Prepaid goods sent by Mail or Express. it
fY*=» MRS. PARTINGTON.
Iks MRS. PARTINGTON. mTik
MRS. PARTINGTON.
The seooml leoture of the fifth Annual course of the
HARRISON LI I'ERAR YINfITITUTE will be deliver
ed by B. P. SHiLt.ii.OKU, Esq., of Bostou* so well known
a. tu. author of s§§?¥A l g I j!f N GTON.
tn Thanksgiving nieht THURSDAY- Nov. 29, at CON
CERT HALL. CHESTNUT street, above Twelfth, at
eight o’olook,
Single tiokota~~~. cents;
admitting one gentleman anu two ladies. 50 cento.
For Bale at Hazard’s, 7e4 Chestnut street; Gftut k
Volkmar’s, 009 Chestnut street; Bower’s. Sixth and
Vinesiteeta; Snowden’s, Fourth and Noble streets;
Niskey’s. Ridge and Girard avenue : Stokes*. Frank
lord road and Columbia avenue; and Vaughan’s, Rich
mond aud Shaokamaxon streets, and at the door on the
evening of the leoture. no2fl-4t
ST ANDREW’S SOCIE TY.—THE
IkS ono hundred and twelfth Anniversary of this
society will be oelebratedon FRIDAY* SOth instant* at
the ST. LOUIS HOTEL. A meeting for businesswiH
be held at * o'clock. Dinner at 6 o’oiock.
Soptsmen, or their descendants, strangers in the city,
wishing to join the brethren on this occasion, are ro
qnes'ed to secure tiokete of the Comuuttee of Arrange
ments, vis :
8. R. Crawford, D. Milne, C. MacaUster, Thomas
Duclap, William Struthers, G. Bertram, G. Young,
John Gibson, A. Turnbull, A. Coates, Tho-nas Sinclair,
L. Turnbull, M, D., John Wallaoo, William Findlay,
D. C. McCamrnon, m. J. Mitohison, R. P. Kano, G. P.
Cummings, Sr. It. Bums, Fraukford, Hunter Steaman,
it. Shelton Maokenaio, LL, D.. James G. Hardie.
u039-2t GEORGE YOUNG, Seo’y.
ALEXANDER PRESBYTERIAN
LL2 CHURCH, NINETEENTH and GREEN fts.—
Service on THANKSGIVING DAY at 11 o’clook. Sub
ject ofdiscoursa by the Pastor. *• Patriotism and the
Union; or. Our Country’s Past, Pres»nt, and Future.”*
THE BLESSINGS OF THE UNION*-
LLs A Thanksgiving Discourse in St. Matthew’s Lu
theran Churoh, NEW Street below Fourth, by the
Pasror. Rev. K. W. HUTTER, THIS (Thursday)
MOR^INO. Services commence half past 11) o’clock.*
rT5* GERMAN REFORMED CHURCH,
LLaf Race strret. brlow Fourth. —Thanksgiving
bervios on THURSO AY MORNING, at 10>i o’clock.
Sermon by Rev. S. H. GIEBY. Strangers cordially in
Yited. It*
REV. R# A. CARDEN* OF THE IN
tL? TEKCESbOR.wiII preach in Zion P.E. Churoh,
NTE. cornor of EIGHTH Street and COLUMBIA Ave
nue. THIS {Thursday) EVENING, (Thanksgiving,
18th inflt.,) at half past 7 o’olook. H
THANKSGIVING DAY.—CHURCH OF
‘k? THE EPIPuANY, oornerof Chestnut and Fif
teenth streets— 1 “ Intelligent, Christian Patriotism will
Perpetuate the Union. r Service at Uo olockA. M. *
nr mb . b - p ih. i iot6 TO s.
MRB. Partington,
n AT CONCERT HALL TO-NIGHT*
rY«=* DEDICATION OFTHE NEW CHAPEL
tk? of the Fifth Baptist Churoh, oornerof EIGHT
EENTH and SPRING GAUD KN, this Morning atlOtf
o’olook. Sermon by Hev. M. WINSTON.
At IV* in the Evening, Addresses by Bev. Dr, Ken
nard. Rev. J. Wheaton Smith. Rev. J, a MoKean, and
Rev. p. 8. Henson, Pastor elect of the BROAD-Street
Baptist Church.
„ Collection at eaoh service in aid of the BuPdiug
fund. __ it*
(Vff- WILLIAM H. ALLEN, L.L. D., WILL
Jki- LFOTURB in the Twelfth-street M. E. Churoh,
TWELFTH Street, below Poplar. FRIDAY EVE
NING, November 3Gth, atTK o’oiock. Subject—“ Waste
of Intellect,” Tiokete 23 cents. n029-3t*
ryga THE SIXTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE
Ik? YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ABBOjIATION,
ofrhilsdHpbia. will beheld at CONCERT HALL next
MONDAY EVENING, Deoember 3d. at 7o’olook.
Addresses will l)0 mode by Rev. Dr. Newton, of Ph l&-
dolphla, Rev. James Kells, of Bro n klrn,N. Y.»*nd Rev,
Jno. K, Cookman, of Newark. N. J, Tickets may be hod
gratuito sly at (he Rooms of the Association, 1009 and
1011 CH&BTN UT Btteet, it
r“THE BRIGHT SIDE OF LIFE,»»
\±3 by Mrs. Partington, COMQKKT HALL. It
SLAVERYI-C. KEEFE*
l k? orrasrlrof Riohmond, Virginia, will deliver a
Leoture on “William H, Seward. Wendell Phillips.
WHHam Lloyd Garrison, and Slavery in ffce
at National Halt, MARKET Street, above Twelfth, on
SATURDAY* Dec. Ist,at 7X P. M. AdmissionZJcents.
Tickets at the door. noZMt*
rvS=* TUE TWENTY-SECOND ANNIYKFU
IJ>?«, B ARY of the PHILADELPHIA BIBLE SO-
CfeTTY will be held in the CHURCH of the EPI
PHANY. corner of- Chestnut and Fifteenth streets*
THIB (Thanksgiving Day) EVENING, at7K o’olook.
Addresses may be expeoied from the Rev. RICHARD
NkWTdn, D. D., Kev. ALFHED COoKMAN. Rev.
Wbi/lAWP. BRfeßDanilWH,i lAM WKLSH.H.ii.
The Board
cietftthe several Bible Soo.eties ortlieciiy.andthe
friends of the Bible cause generally* are oordietlv in
vited to be present. .. .
A COLLECTION ynll be token up.
By order of the Committee of Arrangement,
it ISAAC BULGER, Chairman.
(XT*ALi.EGHENY N COU§TY I ’’b(SS3H%”deb“
win be held at soon on SATURDAY* Deo, Ist, at the
Fxohange. for the purpose ol considering a mode of
amicable adjustment of their claims. General attend
.no. i. earnestly re,u«.t„d.. j>. £ss^o.
WIBTAR MORRIS,
J. T. THOMAS.
uo2o 3t* • Committee,
rvTs=» MERCANTILE LIBRARY.-THE
IL3 uow Reading-room of the Mercantile Library
Company will be opened for the use of the members on
SATURDAY. Deo. lit. , . ,
Tho room will bo open for the inspection of the pub
lio on that dar* from 4 to IQo’olook P. M, n 029 2t
rrs 5 * THE SUBJECT OF MR. SHILLA-
U? BER’S leoture, at CONCERT HALL TO*
NTOHT, will be the » Bright Side of Life." It
AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF TJIE
L 5 MANUFACTURERS will bo hold on BATUR
jXV noxt, et the Manufacturers’ Exchange, 1W North
. f RONT street,' at 12 o'olook, to consider the propriety
ol reducing the quantity of goods now b;ipg produced.
A. BLAKELY, President.
11, A. Burnt)no, Secretary. n 029 2t*
rrs* POST OFFICE PHILADELPHIA, PA.
L? —November 27,360.
Thanksgiving day-tiub office wm be open
er the transaction of business onTHURSDAY next
November 29»h, from 730 to 9 o’clock A. M., and Irom
2to 3 o'olook P- M. The Mail Carriers will make their
early morning delivery. Collections will be made from
U. h. Despatoh Boxes at 8 o'olook A. ttt.. and 8 o’olook,
P. M. N. B. BROWNE.
nogB-2t Postmaster.
OFFICE OF THE UNION CANAL CO.,
LJS Philadelphia Nov. 27, 3850.—The Bondholders
oflhe UNION CANAL COMPANY we requested to
meet at the Rooms of the Board of Trade, OB KSTNUT
street, above FIFTH, on TUESDAY next, December
* noff-tD4 oloolt Mt JAMES PAGE, President.
(Vy* OFFICE LEHIGH COAL AND NAVI.
L 3 GATION COMPANY. Philadelphia,Nov.37,
1850.-* Dividend of THREE PER CENT., equal to
ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS per share, on
the Capita) Stock of the Company, has this day been
decked by the Board of d
onoJB-3t Treasurer.
rFARMERS' AND MECHANICS’ BANK,
Philadelphia. November 2(Uh, 18U.-At an
Election held on the JSth November, 18Sp, tbe lollowing
named Stockholders were elected Directors of this
Bank:
S. A. Meroer, Francis Tete,
Kdwin M. Lewis, John 0. Farr,
Robert V. Massey, Isaao 8. Waterman,
Joshua B. Lippmoott, Beniamin A, Farnham,
James R. Campbell, Linaley Sayth,
I, Pemberton Hutoninson, Riohard 0. Dale,
Joseph C. Grubb.
And at a meeting of the Direotom this dar, 8. A.
MERCKR. Lrq., was unanimously re-elected Presi
dent: EDWIN M.LKWIm, Eeq., Vice President; and
W. if ÜBHTPN, Jr., Cashier.
noW-tot W. RUSHTON. Jb„ Cnehier.
(Y 5» PHILADELPHIA EIOBiNSE COM
IL§ PAIS Y, Ho V. 26. 1866.—A ueneral Meetins of
thefitockholdersof tho PhiladelphiaExohangeCompa
ny will be held on MONDAY next, Decembers, at
)1 o’olook, at the Exchange (Boom No. SO. third floor),
for the purpose ofeleoliog NINR MANAGERS, to
serve for tne ensuing year, and for the transaction of
other business. WM, 8. BRANT,
n27-€t Secretary.
rysa TO LECTURE COMMITTEES,-AS IT
ILS has been stated that the subscriber would de
cline leoturing this season, be takes this method to
contradict the report, and to.assure the managers of
Young Men’s Associations. Literary Institutes, and
Benevolent Sooirties, that he will accept their invita
tions, if addressed to park benjamin,
’ ar Wogt SEVENTEENTH Street.
U023-lmd&W New York City.
rvTg=» THE PHILADELPHIA BANK, PHI*
IL3 dadblphia, Nov, 20, JB6o.—Atthe annual eleotioa
for Directors, hold on Monday, tho I9th instant, the
following gentlemen were duly elected Directors of this
. Samuel f. smith, , r
JOSHUA LONGSTRETII,
JOHN W, CLAGHORN,
SAMUEL WELSH,
MARSHALL HILL,
ABRAHAM HART,
CHARLES LENNIG.
EDWARD 8. CLARKE,
RICHARD WOOD,
JOHN P. WHITE.
J. GILLINGHAM FELL,
AUGUSTUS HEATON. . ..
And at a meeting of the Board of Directors, held this
day,THOMaS ROBINS, Esq., was unanimously re*
elected President. „ .
no? 7 St B. B. COMEOYB, Cashier.
BANK OF COMMERCE, PHILADEL
II? PHIA. November 2fl, IB6o.—At an eleotion, bold
on thB 39th of November, 180 Q, the following-named
itooshoiderewereelectedDiregtorsof thisßan* ;
Adolph K. Hone, William v. Wioht,
George K. Ziegler, £ h pmaa H. Rirtley,
*. w. Cannell, Patrick Brady,
Thomas 0. James, Charles Henry Pisher,
John R. Wilmer. Rodney Fisher,
Charles o7roU°dmMl° dmM1 Faul,M *®*
And at a meeting of tbeWeotors, this day. GEORGE
K. ZIEGLER, Esq., was unanimously elected Presi
dent: FISHER, Esq.»Vice President, and
JOH* A. LEWIS Cashier. _ 4 T „_ rro «
poJ7*Bt J. A. LEWIS, Cashier.
rysSP* COMMONWEALTH INSURANCE
Q 3; COMPANY OF TH STATE OP PENNSYL
vXNrA, 013 CHESTNUT Street, PinLADBLrniA,
Nov. 20, laeu.'
NO l ICE.—A meeting of the Stockholders of the
COMMONWEALTH INSURANCE COMPANY of the
State orPennsylvamo, will be held at the office of the
Company. No. 618 CHESTNUT Street, on MONDAY,
January 7th. 3881, at 30 o’olook A. M.
AN ELECTION FOR TEN DIRECTORS to serve
the ensuiug year will be held at the Office of the Com
pany on the same day,beivraenthe houreoilOanil 13
o’olook A- M. SAMUEL 8. MOON,
no37»dtja7 Secretary.
[y-S=» REV, J. WALKER JACKSON WILL
ILj? LECTURE on “Our Language—lts Origin,
Progress, and Destiny”—at the Naaaroth M. K Churoh,
THIRTEENTH, below Vine, THANKSGIVING
EVENING, at 7X o'olook.
Tickets twtmVy*fivo oontß.nmy be obtained at George
Queeu's, corner of Thirteenth and Vine, and Joseph
Uuoen’s, corner of Fifteenth and Vine, and at the door
on the Evening ol the Lecture. n02427*3 29*
NOTICE.-A MEETING OF THE
L? Stuokholdora of the GERM ANTO WN MAR KET
CiJMPANY will be hold at the office of tho Scorotary,
MAIN Street, Germantown, on tho third day of De
comber, im, at 7 o’olook F. M.. tocloct rv Foard of Di
rectors. JOSEPH KING, Seorotary.
n 023 7t* ,
frs=» OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
ffT iIOAU COMi*NY lMiipmAj Ooto)rar jr> JKO
I r*."? 7 sSis
Power* of Attorney for omfootionof Dividende ean
siMfer* Q^ArTw o '
oelB-Uel Treafurer.
THE FRBSS.--FHILADELPHU, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, iB6O.
28th lnflt.,at 2 P. ftL.aud ooutmue Thursday (Thanks*
giving Bay), and Friday. 30th* from 10 A. M. to 10 P. Me
Hawler*’ Orchestra will be in. attendance on Thursday
(Thanksgiving) evening.
. Person* having ariioios to ooutribnta will please send
them to the Hall on Wednesday raerainr, by 9 o’clock.
n026-5t '
OF TI,E CHBKe "
d o fc r h°,V«:
lowing eminent talept:
December 4th. Right Rev. John Williams. D. D.,
Bishop of Conneotlout. Edmund Burke.”
Deoembor nth, Right Rev.'Thomas AX. Clarjc, D. D„
Bishop of Rhode Island, Subjeot—“ The Living Ma
chine,”
December 18th. Rev. A..N. Littlejohn, D. P., Brook
lyn. L. 1. Borueot— ** Publio Opinion.”
January Bth. Rev. F. 1). Huntington, D. D,, Boston,
Mass. Subieot—** independence of Character, the True
and the False.’? _
January ifith. Rev. Francis Vinton, D- D., New York.
Subjeot-" Italy and Panto.”
January —, Rev a. Cleveland Coxe, D. D., Baltimore*
Tiokets Si.6o for the Course, to be had at the Stores
S£i*fe ,, T\ B “ rn ? 9li Uheetnut atraet; Esiaoo
na\ Boppaitory, 19d4 clirstmit street; Samuel Hazard,
■troot: Smith. English, & Company,
40 Sixth street: Blair A Wythe, southwest oor
ner Eighth and Walnut streets. no2P-tuth As tdel
[YW CONSOLUIATIONBANK, PIIILADEL
iJLSf PHI A, November 2d, iB6o.—At an election held
November 13th, tlie following gontlemon were elected
Director* to** tlio ensuing year:
•fames V, Watson, Joseph 11. Collins.
Robert F. Tailor, Jainos S. Watson,
John BT. iinnghurrt, James G. Abbott,
Samuel A. Van Duaen, Charles B- Widiams,
Benjamin Malone, A. HnowNaudain*
ihomaS'l, Potts. Abranam S. Wolf,
Frederiok Btaake.
And at a meeting held ibis day J a MKk V. WATSON>
Esq., was unanimously re-oleoton President.
JOSEPH N. PRIRSOL, Cashier.
GEORGE W. THORP*. Esa .Solicitor, and
PETER C, ELLMAKER, Esq., Notary Publio,
n 027 tuths*3t
NEW AROH-STREET OLOAK EMPO-
J-x RIUM.
CUARLES ADAMS &. SON have now arranged
their Fall and Winter Stock of
„ . FASHIONABLE CLOTH CLOAKS.
Of au the latest styles, in groat variety, from $5 to $2B
eaoh., Purchasers are invited to examine this assort
ment before purchasing elsewhere.
Cloaks made to order at one day's notice. Also, the
best aMortmentof
Ladies’ and Misses* Blanket Shawls in Philadelphia,
Gents’ Mauds, Fancy Neck Ties,
Choker Collars. Linen Hdkfs., &o„ Jco.
SDLKNDID STOCK OF BHIKT BOSOMS
m, , , Just from.the Manufactory.
The handsomest variety New Style Shirt Bosoms
ever ©fibred in this market, comprising Prince of
Waifs, Imperial, Excelsior, Ac., Ac., some containing
200 pleats.
oog?-tnthstf EIGHTH AND ARCH STREETS.
I INDER-GARMENTS FOR LADIES
AND GENTS.
Double-breasted Shirts.
Extra large Merino Bhirts.
Merino and Cotton Drawers.
Biik Blurts and Drawers.
Ladies’ Merino Vers.
Ladies’ Silk and Cotton Vests,
Welsh and Nwanskin Flannels.
Fall Stock Winter Hosiery. •
EYRE &LANDELL, FOURTH and ARCH.
ooSO-tuth&stf
Q.OODS FOR the
HOLIDAVSI
A ohoioe and varied assortment of artiolas. suited to
the coming season, which have been seleoted with oate
from the latest importations from France, Germany,
and England.
COMPRISTXS
WRITING AND, FOLIO DKBK9, PORTFOLIOS:
Work, Glove, Jewel, and -Dressing Boxes. Cabas,
Portmonnaies, Card Cases, Watch fctands. Ther
mometers,
Parian, Glass, Lava, and China Articles. Fans—ln
Crape, Bilk, and Linen.
DOLLS.
Speaking. Bieening, Model, China, Wax, and Patent
Dolls’Shoes, Hose. Mitts, cabas. Jewelry, Fans, Para
~ sols, and Rattles.
Dolls’ Furniture, in eveiy variety. .
Panoramas, Btores, Stables, Box and Bellows Toys.
_ Soldier. Caps, Knapsacks, etc.
Ornaments lor Christmas Trees, Fairies, Balls, Fruits,
et cetera.
Moelling’s Perfumery. Toilet Artioles.
A ohojee lot oi Chenille Embroideries.
Herbariums, Sorap and Tor Books.
„ A good assortment of G ames and Pa n or Dolls.
Bnzlish Bows, and Cnokot Bats, Base Balls, Ao., fro.
Ail the al>ove artioles o*n be had on the most mode
rats term, st MARTIN & <JUALE’S
Stationer.. Toy, on(l I'r.ncv Goods Emporium.
„. }® WALNUT St. below Eleventh, Philo.
n027-tuthsl3t
11/I AGNIFIOBNT GIFT.
Pne pf tbe most elegant and desirable collec
tions of steel engravings, for Libraries or a
OHRISPMAB PRESENT,
is entitled fhe
DRAWING-ROOM PORTRAIT GALLERY,
_ . . Consisting of 145 Plates.
Being the portraits of eminent persons, mostly of our
owni time, from photographs taken from life, expressly
for this collection, of which from among many thou
sands of commendatory notifies, wo seleot:
’The engravings are. faithful and spirited repro
ductions of the sun-painted pictures.—[London Art
Journal.
Without exception, the oheapest and best series of
Press 81 ** ominent P orsons oxtant.”—Philadelphia
" But the greatest wonder of all is, that such por-
J™’*? j P/oduoad at all for less than ten times the
charged for them.”—[Boston Transcript
li there was only one copy in the world, the owner
I Tii f Jp t i.^ mo ont next six months on tr.e
strongth of his,acquaintance with the features of our
von derful ladieß and gentlemen. [London
The oheapest ?nd most beautiful collection of fin*
graved portraits in tbe world .’’-[London Critic
“ Undoubtedly tho most reliable gallery of portraits
of plYi2 < W lobr i mM , ip «*lptence.“-liioaton Journal.
Price, in 4 vols, cloth, gilt, 822.
Or, unbound, in paper wrappers, $l3 75.
Or* With the Illustrated News Of the World, one
steol portrait with eaoh number, $8 per year.
The set. or subscription, will bo forwarded to any ad
dress, CMefuily packed, by a
~ A ’ BROWN & CO.,
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TkH. F. A. 6ENTH, No. 333 WALNUT
Street, pays particular attention to, the anaLsis
or ores, manures, and other produots; also to the prac
tical instruction of. gentlemen who wish to acquire a
W'." "! ohemifltry. minoraJOEyj jr.elalluricr, eto.
PAWBON & NICHOLSON,
„ ~„BOOKIIINDBRS,
„ No.. 819 oral 631 MIN OK Btr«ot,
ilotwees Market and Chestnut streets,
JAMES PAWSOtIj 1 ADE NICHOLSON.
SFUGUET & SONS,
• IMPORTERS OP HAVANA CIGARS,
No. it I B South FRONT Street
Reoeire regularlr a full atsortiitijnt of dceirable Ci
UAUB.vrkioli tliej offer at low rate., for oaehorae
proved credit, t jeio-ly
|yEW ORLEANS (LA.) PIUAkUNB.*—
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Have been appointed cole agents in Philadelphia for
\his extensively oiroulatmg paper,of commanding in
fluence, Business juen are advertising in the best news
papers of oityand oouutry, at tUe offices of JOY, COE,
* CO., Advertising Asente, FIFTH anti CHESTNUT.'
Btreeta, Philadelphia i Tnbuno Huildinse, Now York,
eezu-tf
£JUSTOM-HOUSE DUTIES.
•WF. HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND
TEBABDK Y NOTES.
RECEIVABLE IN PAYMENT OF DUTIES,
WHICH WE WILL SELL ON THE MOST FA
VORABLE TERMS.
pc*. DREXEL & GO.
NjT O TlO Ji. —PROFESSOR ADDISON,
i, Waking Clairvoyant and Eoleotio Fhriioian. haa
taken Room, at No. 035 ARCH street, Philadelphia.
G®oe hoaia from 10 A. M. to 7P. M. Examinations
B ,rT. hB , l ' r P f “ 60 '' V? performed ninny wonderful
cures nr the laying on of hands. Ha wiJI visit patients
atjheir residences if required. no29'ftt*
A S THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS are
fX- rapidly approsohins, it wouln bo woll to rot Fho
torrsphlfrer pr<»enta at REIMEK’B Photo.rarW Gal
lery, ots and 017 North SECOND Street, above
Preen. It*
FLUID AND PINE OlL.—a fresh arti
cle Fluid Pint Oil, and Alcohol daily receiving. For
sale by HUWLKY, ABJUWJWEiI.A CO *No. ItTgo.itU
Wharves. C qso
KEROSENE OIL —llluminating Kero
sene or Coal Oil, in barrels and half barrels. For
■ale br HOWLKY, ASHBURWAfI, to CO., No, 16
South Wharves. nois)
■ROSIN, PITCH, AND TAR.—7SO bfcls,
Shipping Rosin; 100 bbls No. 1 Soap Rosin J 200
bhts Pitch, extra large bblsslOO bbls Tar.extra large
bbls. For sale by ROWLEY, ASRBURNEtt, to 007,
Ho. 16 South Wharves noi9
Buckskin shirts and drawers
, manuffolured by HEALY * CO„ FOURTH and
OUliOlflU r, bd27
LADIES’ AND OENTLEMEN’S RIDING
GLOVES manufactured by (HEALY & CO.,
FOURTH and OHEj'JNUT. noW
MILITARY GLOVES AND GAUNT
LETS manufao'urod by HEALY A C 0„
FOURTHBnd CHESTNUT. no2r
Buckskin suspenders and mo
ney BELTS manufactured by HEALY to CO.,
■f’U 1/JR.TH and CHESTfU/T. n 027
RUOKBRIN GLOVES OP ALL KINDS
oSstw ut? 9Tder by HKALY & C0 ‘* FoUilT S>l? d
SKINS—For sale by HEALY
U to Cfl.» oorner of FOpRTK and CHESTNUT
Streets. _______ n 027
Boxing and sivord gloves ma
nufftotured by HEALY to CO„ FOURTH ana
CHESTNUT. n 027
PUR gloves and collars for
salo by HEALY to Co. t FOURTH and CHEST
NUT. noSMmif
f«QLORED-EDGBD PAPERS AND EN-
V/ VELOPES!— COLORED-EDGED ENVELOPES
AND PAPEttB, at the Paper, Card .and Envelope Depot,
n024-6t* 405 COMMERCE«treat.
IVI aokerel, herring, shad, sal-
UA MON, &0.-S.OOO bbls. Mess Nos. I, i* and 8 Maok
erel. large, medium, and small, in assorted packages
of choice iate-oaußjit fat fish.
6JOOO bbls. New flalifaxi Eastport, end Labrador Her
rings. of choice qualities.
O,(XX) boxos extra now naaleil Herrings.
8,000 boxes ext a new No.l Hornnss.
3,000 boxes large Msgdtimo Herrings.
260 bbls, Maokmac White Fish.
60 bbls. new Eoonoiny Mess Shad.
25 bbls. new Halifax Salmon. ,
1,000 (Quintals Grand Bank Codfish.
300 boxes Herkimer-oounty Cheese.
In .tore aed lauding, toremeb,
nnS No. 140 NORTH WHARVES.
AIK FURNACE.
Thenow Cone Furnaos Gas Consumer will thoroughly
warm your bouse, with one-third less coal than is re
quired by any other furnace. Satisfaction in all cases
guarantied. Buildings warmod and ventilated by
ARNOLD to WILSON,
sos-stuth3mif IQIO OHESTNUP Street,
CLATE MANTELS.—Tho richest and
™ most beautiful specimens of euaroelled Slate Man
tols ever ofibrod for sale in this country, manufactured
by us, from Pennsylvania slate-stone, and lor sale very
low. . ARNOLD & WILBON, 7
seS-stuthamif 1010 CHESTNUT Street.
ROOKING RANGES.—AII m want of the
V/best elevated, double oven Cooking Ranges, will
do well to oall at ARNOLD to WILSOW,
weg-atuth 8m» 1010 OHESTNTT Street.
GUM TURPENTINE.—29 bbls, wtuto
ftnd Hard. Fpr sale by ROWLEY, ABR
BUJtWEK, to CO,, No. 16 South Wharvw. n 024
RETAIL DRY GOODS*
holiday presents.
BUSINESS CAHDS.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
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RETIRING PROM BUSINESS.
THE INDIAN SUMMER.
RIGHT OP EDUCATION.
ENGLAND SPROUTING.
PRACTICAL MORALITY.
FREE THOUGHT. '
THE PEOPLE DOMINANT.
WHO’S OOT THE KEYS’
RIGHT TO DR ROMANTIC.
TRAMMELS OP PROPRIETY.
PROGRESSIVE YOUNG MEN.
LIBERTY FOR ALL j«EN.
PATRIOTISM.
SPEOIALLY REPORTED
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419 CHESTNUT Street, where will continue to buy
and sell (as I have heretofore (qe at the Custom
house Averrae Book-stand) old an new Law and Mis
oallaneons Books. I have for aalupwards of WO old
blaok-latter Books printed prior tO;e year NW. Also,
S copy of ErMmns on the New Teament.l v01a.,4t0,
pnntedln 1548, Fnoo R». I will alsjealm Engravings
and Autographs. Persona at a distioo wishing to sell
Books, wiu describe their namestdas, e.zes, bindings.
oonditiOQ*. and pnoes. Pamphlet v»s 01 Pennsyl
rar.ia, and old Books upon Amenoa\nttd.
ittHni job Campbell.
gXOHANGK ON
NEW YORK, ANIGOLD.
EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK, atQOLD, bought
and sold by
DREXEI& CO.,
mffl-liu . 34 Bouth HKD f treat.
J\EW FHIUIT.
BUNCH, LAYER, AND BEEDLKI HAISINS,
CURRANTS, CITRON, ORAOES,
PRUNES, FIGS, &o„ A
ALBERT O. ROBJRTS,
DEALER IN
FINE GROOEEEB.
,no2B Coruftr ELEVENTH nnU WE Btreel,,
FAMILY FLOUR,
MADE FROM CHOICE WHITE KEA*.
<J. JE±. MATTSGj,
B, W, aor. ARGH and TENTH itlreeu. rets
SPARKLING AND STILL O/AWBA
O WINES,
KAWVFAC7VK3P IT
J. EBHELB',
Cincinnati, Ohio,
always on hand, and in lots to suit pnrohast by
CHARLES F. TAGGART, Solvent,
J)P-6iu No. 631 MARKlstrset
JgUTLER HOUSE,
No. 119 SOUTH SIXTH Stroei
apposite Independence Square.
Conduoted on the European plan.
Accessible at all hours.
eSS-lyi A. R. LUKENB, Prater.
JOLY IST. iB6O.
NEW FIRMS AND CHANGES.
MERCHANTS IN WANT OF BLANK IIO!|oob
be supplied from n very superior assortment mftrom
Linon stools, or made to order.
W4URANTBD AT LOW PHICBB,
WM. F. MURPHY A SON’S
NEW STORE.
Stationer., UUiosrapher., ami Letter-Press Hers
SION OP TAB LXDOBB.
No. 339 CHESTNUT Street.
• Jel gw-tf
UROP MOLASSES—O. D(0-
H GHUB, 23 8. WATER St., offers for sale ne
new crop New Orleans Molssses. the first import*of
tne season. Also,Steam Refined Bagars andßyrtat
reduoedpiiceß for own or approved oredit.
York city Bank Notes and Oheoks wanted at «-
mtam. *<#l
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS.
E. & • F.
ESIILEMAN & ELETUHEK.
800 *£o
Means
NUMBER EIGHT HUNDRED
8. W. C. E. & C.
Means,
SOUTHWEST CORNER EIGHTH and CHESTNUT.
DINES TO E. A L.
.Means
Some men originate,
While others imitate 1 .
ALTO 9ETHEE.
* Means
THE NEW CRAVAT AND GENTLEMEN’S
furnishing store.
NOW OPEN.
With a atook aomprietna all the Latest Styles and
Manufactures.
THE BEST ASSORTMENT IN THE CITY.
ORAVATB. SHIRTS,
BCARFS, HANDKEHCHtEPS,
ties, gloves,
Shuars. men’s hose,
HOSIERY, BOYS’ GLOVES,
UNDERSHIRTS, BOYS' HOSE,
DRAWERS, POCKET HDKFS,
MUFFLERS, (Linen and Bilk,)
SSP'SntRTs Mans to oanßH, |
G FOR ®9 AND UPWARDS,
THE MYSTIC LETTERS
E. <fc F.
E. & L.
& O.
explained.
Kikhman $ Fletcher
Elegant § Latest ,
Collars (J* Cravats .
ELEGANT AND LATEST
ELEGANT AND LATEST
ELEGANT AND LATEST
COLLARS AND CRAVATS.
COLLABS AND CRAVATS.
COLLARS AND CRAVATS.
ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10,
“ OR ANY OTHER DAY,”
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF EIGHTH AND
CHESTNUT.
NO. 800.
PHILADELPHIA.
nol2-aiuth3m
JUST REOEIVED
1,000 SCARFS.
BTVLR«,
EUREKA, DORSAY, AND DEJOINVTLLE.
CRAVATS
AND
NBOK-TIES
IN
ENDLESS VARIETY,
at tins
ORIGINAL G. P. E. C.
CRAVAT STORE, ,01 CHESTNUr STREET
Men’s Furnishins Qoods in every variety.
n 032 thetu-tf J. ALBERT EBHLEMAN.
FINE SHIRT MANUEAOTORY.—The
#w l “* o r‘“"nt of GENT’S FURNISH
IHG GOOB3, of hie own importation.
J. vr. SCOTT,
«, n . . , 814 CHEBTNUT Street,
ooa Fopr doore below the “ Contmeptal Hotel.”
TVOXIOB TO GENTLEMEN !-The best
J-1 assortment of SHIRT BOSOMB ever oflered for
eale in the oity of Philadelphia, oompriuing Prince of
Wales. Imperial. Abraham Lincoln, &0., Upnjht Plait*.
JBia* Plaits, and Cross Plait*, some containing three
plait*. CHAKLKS ADAMB & oOWj
ntao-tt EIGHTH and ARCH Street*.
FUJRS.
Q.REAT BARGAINS
ELEGANT FURS,
EVERY DESCRIPTION,
(Under the Continental Hotel,)
THE largest and best stock in the CITY,
Our faoilitiee enable u» to sell lower than any other
eatabiiehment, “ Politeneas and Fair Dealins” is our
Motto,
.CHARLES OAKFORD & SONS,
BSB and 828 CHESTNUT Sireot.
*=£ N° CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER
HOUSE. noar-fit
pURSI FURS I
GEORGE F. WOMRATH,
NOB, 413 AND 4IT ARCH STREET,
Hu now Open
A FULL ASSORTMENT
o?
LADIES’ FURS,
To whioh the attention of the Fubbo is invited. 003-4 m
¥ ADIES 1 FANCY FURS! FANCY FURS'.
718 ARCH street, haa now
B 'PJ» * ow fr i.ropurtatiun and manufacture, a
very large and beautiful assortment of all the different
kinds and qualities of Fanoy Furs, for ladies* and ohil-
atmanufacturers* prices. n 039 gtr
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c,
X flE HOLIDAYS ABE NEAR AT
HAND!
THOMAS G. GARRETT.
NO. 718 CHESTNUT STREET,
OPPOSITE THE MASONIC HALL,
Invites the attention of the publiotoavery large and
ohoioe assortment of goods adapted for Holiday Pre
sents, consisting of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
jewelry.
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
CLOCKS.
EXTRA FINE MUSICAL POXES, ha.
These goods are fresh and fashionable, and will be
eold at lowpnces. no£Mhstu tda29
JAMES E. CALDWELL & 00.,
839 CHESTNUT ST.
IMPORT AND MANUFACTURE
FINE WATCHES.
RICH DIAMOND AND ALL OTHER JEWELRY,
MANTEL CLOCKS AND BRONZES.
STERLING SILVER-WARE,
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PLATED GOODS,
PARIS ARTICLES, FANS, OPERA-GLASSES, &c„
The principal part of our stook is entirely new at
MODERATE FIXED PRICES.
An Examination will entail no obligation to pur
obase. ■ nol-tJal-if
FINE WATCHES, of the most ap-
Ata? proved maKeie; Jewolir ol everr dmoription.
’ “ Silver-ware equal to coin; also, Plated-ware of
the best qualitr, at G. RUSSEt.E’S,
0029-lm • 22 North SIXTH Street.
Jto. SOARF-PINS, STUDS, and SLEEVE
JSQI BUTTONS.—A large wsortment of Carbanole,
"■“■"Corali Lava, and htruaoan Gold Soarf-pins, at
G. KUSSKLL’S,
3d North SIXTH Btre»t.
MILLINERY.
f** MISSES O’BRYAN, 914 OBESTHfOI'
jpifc Ptreet, above Ninth, will open Paris Millinery,
for the Winter, on Thursday, Nov.JhlBsG. n7-lm*
LOST.
LOST OR MISLAID Certificate' of
stookNo.2fid, for 13 shares in. tho New York Mid
dle Coal Field Railroad and Coal Company, and
would hereby give notioe that 1 have made application
for oertifioate in lieu thereof.
juog'SOt EDWARD HUGHES.
Photograph coloring.
Ladies and Gentlemen instructed in this
BEAUTIFUL AND REMUNERATIVE ART.
Terms moderate. Apply at
J. B. BEAD’S STUDIO,
CgO SANBOM STREET, and see Specimens. noJB*3t*
CQ OABEB OP SEED LEAP TOBACCO
W in Mora, and for ml, hr
JOS. B. SAHSBH & 00.
WANTS.
W situ ation, by a Pcnnsyl
thousand dolliS^ r ® r a^6BinaD < Has influenced ten
|w d « d 5 °s,
P £E2£ noa-3t+
AIJVfCR riSER, who has large bu
.sines* relations m the South, u willin* to eiva hin
service*mtheomwsityof SalesmaJi in a JobWneDrr-
Goods House. Addreua “ Southerner,’’ this oflioe. U1 *
POBB 3t* ; *
WANTED—BY A YOUNG
MAN, who has had eight tears* experience tn the
Hardware business. Can ootne well recommended, and
has no objeotion to going South or West. Address, for
two days, “ H. C. f 1,,” at Press office. no2B.>t» v
WANTED —By a young man, of unex
eeption&ble testimonials, a situation as Book*
Keeper, or other plane where he would be useful to his
employer; not afraid of work m any form. Address
Clerk, Press office, , 7 no!7-3t*
A MIDDLE-AGED LADY,' WITHOUT
v «»rJL n «* , i m , t> / an ?, es s. give her services inapri
foTber board. She is competent to
superintend, and assist in household duties, and would
f?v»n T0 pii°™ lv Sj““ ,,sr^,lon - ™ hit reference.
fffSo mlr° aiinx toc «W» " m.k ,y
ROOM WANTED. A
81 imi<" rn “ ant,looallti '' Raymond, Prtss Offio*. ’
ANTED TO RENT-By a good tenant,
. T » a StatjlewhlohwiHMoommodote about fifteen
horses. Address •* Stable,** Press office. po>-tf
tATANTED—An active business man,
».* having @7,000 to $lO,OOO, to take the place of a
retiring partner in an established Mercantile business,
payms a net profit of H per cent., without mk. Ad
dress 1 * Partner.” this office, with real came, nol tf
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
FOR SALE—A BARGAIN—A flrst
«Jm* FARM, of 170 oores. with superior Build
insß, within one hour’s ride northwest of the city. Ap
pte.3t > no. 23aK o rth g;p c M^.
rpO LET—Two Stalls in Club Stable, in
li B®y, Wood street. This Stable is
well ventilated, and the average cost of keeping each
horse for the last year and a half has only been 33 60
4S pIT ftt the Stable, or atisVANS & WAT
feON 8 Safe Store, No. 301 Chestnut street. n 023
PRIEST FLOOR AND B4BEMENT OF
•jr STORE No. 41 North THIRD Street TO LET
vSvtfrttfn 4 * lB Tear « Apply on the Premises, BMED-
LhY BROS, no^-6t*
TO L E T—The well-known B R10"K
-YARDat PEA SHORE, above Camden* N. J„ on
toe river Delaware, withwx large Kilns and ten Tenant
imM: saMf* AhoAx,g -
©TABLE AND YARD TO RENT. Ap
pjytttu HOTEL, N.E. coiner FRANKLIN tt
and GIRARD Avenne. no26*6t*
m LARD-OIL FACTORY To rent, a
LARD-OIL.FACTORY with a Patent Lever
Prea.es. with Platen, Bas., Tube, KetUee, Tank,; all
in complete order. Apply to
ROWLEY, ASHBURNER, A no.,
OC< No. 16 SOUTH WHARVES.
SFOR SALE, THE STORE AND
SWELLING, No. all ARCH Street Tenne
easy. Apply to aLIeN & SI MS, Real Estate Brokers,
8. E. corner FOURTH and WALNUT Streets, No. 3,
second floor. noJ3-6t*
m THE ACADEMY BUILDING, known
IhaUs the LEBANON VALLEY INSTITUTE, in
the village of ANNVILLE, Lebanon county, Pennsyl
vania, \s pleasantly located on the dorks and Dauphin
Turnpike, and within view of the Lebanon Valley
Railroad, five roues west of Lebanon, a large and ap
propriate bunding, suitably arranged and constructed
as aBO A.RDING SC HOOL , situate on a space of ground
100 by 193 feet. The dimensions of the building—A NEW
THREE-STORY B»ICK BOUSE-32 by 43 feet, with
extensive b.ok buildings, ell under Mate roof. The
building contains two school rooms, 3< by zr feet, and
twelve rooms suitable for boarders, besides the family
department, »
Tbs above building was recently erected by Mr.
BALSBAUGH, teaoher, now deceased, with very so
tißfaotory encouragements for a good sohool, and who
had been very suooesstul as a teacher for several years
previous at the place. The property was sold by ins ad
ministrators. and purchased by several of the oittzens
who desire to see the improvements extended, and
therefore oner every possible inducement to a compe
tentperaon.
tar Possession will be given for the renting, Ac., on
April 1, 1861. Reference and application can be made
to the undersigned, at Ann* ilia.
4 „ RIGLER, SHERTZBR. k CO.
AsNvn,tE, November 10, 1860. n024-etath9t
TO CHAIR AND CABINETMAKERS
The Phoenix Wood-Bending Company, owners of
” Blanchard’* Patent.” for the States of New York.
New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Maryland, will sell
county, town, or shop rights, or grant licenses to use,
on easy terms. This is the only patent. All infringers
Will bo atriotlf dealt with. Apply to JOHN BILBBY,
or C. A. BURGESS, No. 34 BROADWAY, New York!
oot-CSm
ff»OR EXCHANGE.—A CHOICE TRACT
of sood unimproved farm laud m the State of New
Jersey, convenient to the oity.will oe eiohaneed for
oßyjiroporty. Apply nt No. 118 FEDERAL Street.
jJJISSOURI IjAND 1!
(100)000 Aores for Sale and entry, at prioes ranging
from Uhl to 00 cents rer Aore, m any uuantitie* re
’xAifes paid, and PATENTS procured for puroha
*e re of Land under the Graduation Aofc
—Flats furnished gratis by enolOfSnf 5 postage stamp
For further information apply, to *
WiLSON. RAWLINGS & CO..
V, 6, and General Land Agents,
„ . «* OHESTNurstreet,
Between THIRD end FOURTh,
fgfn V.Oirjß Arn
LAND WARRANTS bought, fold, and looate’d.
oel-sm
BOARDING.
VACANCIES IN PRIVATE BOARDING
at No. 1418 CHESTNUT Street. Two families,
Without small children, osn be handsomely accommo
dated with separate or communicating rooms; one fine
double room on the first floor, suitable for a professional
gentloman. These rooms are all well heated, and gene
ral comforts unexceptionable. n027-Ct*
"ROARDING.—A PINE THIRD-STORY
frnnt roorn,with firat obiißiAliD,can be Tied
permanently, at 1315 WALwUT Street. nol3-6t»
A FEW LEFT, OF VERY CHOICE
ROOMS, for t ingle Gentlemen end for Families, at
moderate prieea.at the RICHARDS HOUSB, oomer
EIGHTH and SPRING GARDEN. J. G. CHADSEY.
Proprietor. noM-lm
■pURsT-OLASS BOARDING, witl» hand
™rm£S?^ e oommnnioatingr and .idle Room,, at 141 T
LOCUST Street- oslB-lm*
EDUCATIONAL.
TifIESDAMES OHEGARAY AND D’HER-
Y&kY r**p®otfuUy inform, their friend* and
the public that they have removed thejr Boarding and
DarSohool for Young Ladies from Losanßuuareto No*.
1637,and 1521/ SPRUCE Street 8 °**
Pupils from five years of age upward prepared for the
fourth class. • jyas-gm
Bryant, stratton, & Fairbanks’
MERO&NTILK COLLEGE, 8. E. corner SE
VENTH and CHESTNUT StreS&'-I/at? <r£S EvtSing
Sessions. Jndtvtduat instruction in Bookkeeping, in
cluding General Wholesale and Retail Business. Ship
ping, Forwarding and Commission, Banking, Ex
change, Manufacturing:, Raiiroadiji*. Steamßoating.
&o„ the,most tAorowga and practical course in the
United States. Also, Lectures, Commercial Calcula
tions, Arithmetic, ami the higher Mathematics, Pen
manship, (heat in theoityl, Correspondence, &o.
„ Fot sale, their new Treatise on Bookkeeping, beauti
fully>rpted in colors and the btst work published.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
INSURANCE COMPANY, NO.
A 406 CHESTNUT Street, PHILADELPHIA.
INCORPORATED THE STATE OF
CONFINED TO FIKEANB INLAND RISKS.
DIBECTOBS.
Samuel Wright, D. B. Birney,
Wra. W. Walters, J. W, Breraan,
Chas, Richardson, Henry Lewis, Jr„
Geo* A. West,, Jacob W. Stout,!
0. Wilson Davis, MenJco Stern.
Thos. 6, Martin,
. GEORGE W. DAY, President,
FRANCIS N. BUC&, Vice Pres’t.
WILLIAMS I. BLANCHARD. Secretary. Llali-ift
AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
£m- INCORPORATED I£IO—CHARTER FERPEV
PAL.
No. 810 WALNUT Street, above Third, Philadelphia.
Having a large paid-up Capital Stock and Surplus In
vested in sound and available Securities, continue to
insure on Dwellings. Stpres, Furniture, Merchandise,
Vessels in Port and their oargoes,and other Personal
Property. All losses liberally and promptly adjusted.
„ „„ . mXCTQUS, _
Who*. R. Mans, John T. Lewis,
John Welsh, Junes R. Campbell,
Samuel C, Morten, Edmund G. DutiUu
Patrick Brady, „ , . Chas. W. Pouitney,
Israel Morris.
ALBERT C. L. Ci^WFaaDisMrltirTf^feß^^
Quaker city inburanoe compa
ny-franklin BUILDINGS. 408 WALNUT
STHEET, THILADELPHIA.-CArITAL ANDUVR
PLUS 8359,748.70.—iD*ure« against Loo or Damage by
Fire and the Penis qf the Bea, Inland Navigation and
Transportation. „
GEORGE H. HART, President.
E. £• Vi°9 President.
H, R.COGGSHALL, Seo’y and Treasurer.
S. H. BUTLER, Assistant Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
George H. Hart, K. P. Ross,
A.C. Cattail, Foster S. Perkins,
K. W. Bailey, Andrew R. Chambers,
H. R. Cogf shall, Samuel Jones, M. D„
Hon. H. M. Fuller. mh9-tf
SAVING FUNDS.
AMERICAN SAVING FUND.—Oom
•rT’ southeast corner WALNCJT
and FOURTH tjtreat*. Open daily from t ull •
o oTook, andon MONDAY tiUßm the evening. This
Old Institution has always paid in full, on demand,
without notice.
, INTEREST FIVE PER CENT.
AU sums paid back, on demand, in gold andniver,
' ALEX. jraLLDIN, President.
SAMJj. WORK. Vice President.
John C, Farr* T. E. Harper, George Nugent,
John Ansp&oh, Jr„ Sami, T, Bodine, Alb. C .Roberts,
John Aikman, Jona* Bowman, H. H. Eldridga,
Wra. J. Howard JOHNS. WILSON, Huumif.
JOHN C. SIMS. Secretary. ooW-imif
SPRING GARDEN SAVING FUND,
331 North THIRD Street, between Vine
and Callowmll. Incorporated by the Legislature April
14th, 1851. Open for Deposits and Payments, daily, from
9to 3X o’clock. Also, on MONDAY and THURSDAY
EVENINGS, frorafi to 8 o’olook.
Interest 8 per cent, per annum. Pepoeitonr can with
draw thelT Money* by Checks, if desired, Special De
pouts received.
„ „ JAMES S, PJUflf LE, President
Vcamsts E«ar»t»rr ***M?tf
RAILHOAB LINKS.
WEST CHESTER
AND PHILADELPHIA
VIA MEDIA.
„ WINTER ARRANGEMENT* -r l
From northeast comer of Eiffhteenth and Market
streets.
On and after Sundar. Nov. 25th, 1850, the trains'will
leave the northeast corner of Eighteenth and Market
atTeets at 7.40 A. M., s and 4 SO P. M.
On Sundays, at 8 A. M and 3 P.M.
Trains leavirg Philadelphia, at 7.10 A. M, and 43QP,
M., and on Wednesdays and Saturdays, at 3 P. M.»
oonneotatPennelton with the Philadelphia and Balti
more Central Railroad, for Conoord.Kennett. Avon
dale, &o„ &o. „ HENRY WOOD.
noa> General Superintendent.
KAILKOAJJ
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
fi&Ußsmi SE33 the ADAMS EXPRESS
Office S3O CHESTNUT Street,
1 oiy ara» fwoeie, i'aokagee, Meroh&ndiee, Bank Note?,
HEdSpecie, either by its o wo.Lines or in connection
«“ Iri “ ir3
_ B. IS, SANJJFOKPi
Banana Snsexmtandant
bells.
Only one-third the price of Brass and loss than hal
that of steel Bells; of equally sonorous and mellow
tone. Warranted for twelve months against breakage
by fur rinsing.
For sale at the SOLE AGENCY in Philadelphia, No
012 COMMERCE Stroet.
seaO-thaUiSin A. M» F^WATBOM,
AZOMBA ! AZUMEA I
AZUMEA 1 AZUMEA! AZUMEA! AZUMBA
PROF. MORRIS’ AZUMBA BAKING POWDER,
Matmlaotored .ol.lt nt No. 63 North FOURTH
Btreot, and for tala hr Orooor, generally. ««»-telf
SALT I’BTHE—For sale by WETHER.
ILL A BROTHER, Nos, *7 mi 49, North SE
COND Sliest. now
AMUSEMENTS.
A MERIOAN ACADEMY OF MOSIO.
-f*. ITALIAN OPERA.—THE linmi liv
LAIDE PHILLIPS. BARBER ADE
FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBFR an
Only night of Roeaisi’a oelebrated Comio' Oeerk’
„ , „ THE BARBER OF SEVILLE?” 8 ’
.Debatof Ml.s ADELAIDE PHILLIPS as Boeini-
SBRiLLfA aa Almavivj; FARRIas Figaro; SUeßi'f
Hijiis celebrated part of Bartoloj C OLLttTl’l a, Don
Director and Conduotor—Siy. MUZIO.
Admmjxon.—Parnnette, Paranette Cirole. and Bal
cony, gi,
§° e *tra charge for reserved seats.
- family Cirole. fiO oents; Gallery, 29 oentf. no»-ft
A MEHIOAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.—
American academy of music.
THE 0„^ B ii£SU D^ Al,E * 1Y Of «USIC.
THE WONDROUS BLONDIN.
TO-DAY, THURSDAY DAUriTI ' ESS HDOKDIW,
InhisMtoundm* 'TO-DAY, THURSDAY,
And TIuHT-rofb ASCENBION
O^ACEFUDEXEROISES.
W theatks:
A GLORIOUS BiLI^TWo r *pTjLL i) PTHf-K'B air
THIS
WUl,b.pr.M n ted us grew m or.l, aT ,
Edward Middleton, Mr. E. AdarLg; Bill n M
V. Bowara; Mary WiUon. Mr,. Glad'»tane, M n ’ Mr '
To oonoludewith the drama, entitled
HOIWiSfIOE ROBINStiN; or. the
„ . BATToe, OF KING'S MOUNTAIN
At7?-geg|? n^^ io o i; MaunHUW
lyjttß- i’AH'JCINbToN AT CONCERT
X HALL TO-JfIOBT. It
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MDSIO.—
WtSm 1 & OLAKKK ’S ASOHOT
GRACED HOLIDAY FESTIVAL
FELONMN’S only appearance at
Academy of Mosio will be THIS DAY, Thars
It*
Mbs. PARTINGTON—IK&-" THE
Bright Side of Life,” jj
rjONTINENT Ali THEATRE.
(Late National,) WALNUT Street, above £S K bth.
WHITB i'S GHEAT SHOW.
“MONS. BLOHDIW,”
Ap t . a r f TO^S|s&VLssAl ? yßiM:”'
T:!^p£r„ rl .°. l! j e BMJWtIB aad COQ.UETTB:
Thtt.h? r p. i SS,S? lM ',? £TK V 4 BARj*ErT Pol-’
OROW h THANl?»??v'ri?X I '. ; . J 1)? «reat Korea, DU
coram%?“at?«. SQIVInG " Ay - V h»riormano«.
tllß ttoora °sm »t half pastSo’olool; mr
formauoe oommenoea at half past r. 1
SeatemS”™ onl7 Circle Uo.; Secured
M°DONGOGH’S OLYMPIC (Late GAIK-
pVf 0 DAY.
THU DttUWKABD ; Or,
Ajner. To conclude with the great drama of
BKT??SptS;»
B
APPEARS AS THE CHRP
th^Am,°rSl-gSM} l ofM ! i,s‘°o. Jooll and
SANFORD'S OPERA HOUSE.
Ha» Mgugd one of tha
whom?lAvMSr°m f P h«?. lES * ver tT6 “ nW
Admittance la panto. Children 13 oen t». nolT-lta
M artinqton spends
IxSIGHT? Witll ior fn<lD<lB at CONCEST
YOU GOING. THIS EVE-
SHAEPIB I’S OPERA
- (CHJSSTWUT flttoet*above SIXTHS *
Second week of this New and jtieeaot Temnle of
Mineirelsjr. now Brmlyest.Wished aetho 11 ■
family hesout.
BIRCH Ic BBARPLEY’S MINSTRgLS.
frank a3ld
Stateen Star Performers, in entirely new and original
Boors open at 6«. Commence at ?R.
a eenU; Children 23 cents.
Beit tests reserved for Ladies
3>So^shini?*rtf| r Afternoon Ferfonnanoe at
nSw rr*‘ BIHCH Ann SAM BHARPLJSY.
■ 1 Prosnaiore.
AMERICAN ACADEMY OP MUSIC.—
£fl-£, L ™R W ' s , VIOLIN. BRUM. ANP OHAIH
Sight, at SNo&° lho Centnrr. TO-
BUILDINGS.
thanksgiving week.
WYMAN,
VENTRILOQUIST AND WIZARD,
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK. 'nofla-et*
T l **®® IS NOT A MaN LIVING who
nr »r Fea £*° r Great BLON
rmniSv 0 et the Academy fa
Aiila JAYe Thursday« at 3and 3 o’clock. it*
«mflE BRIGHT SIDE OP LIFE.” AS
HAW, TO-NIGHT?'- PAKTINGTON , “* OONCBM
'BE MESSIAH,
at the
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
TIWIISDA Y EVENING, DECEMBER 2), ISSO
Arrangements, the most extensive, are in progress
for this rendering of Handei’i great Oratorio.
Partionlare hereafter. noltj-satnth tf
IXEADQUARTEES. FRANKLIN
PLACE.—FREE CONCEHTS-CHAS. JEN
fconrs! Dances| U &o. tlon W,ttl sa CompSl.
th CHADWICK & FEET. Snp’tx.
TJASSLBR’S ORCHESTRA.— Serenade
JLiana Mill** "ggnu^l, or
Oflioa 1208 LOGU*T Street,
A Or Hlaako’s Ao%d«mj,
BROAD Street below Walnnt.
rpHE GERMANIA ORCHESTRA give
* then PUBLIC REHEARSALS every B*«JB
?iiN’n 00 HA^‘ , ? ncl S s .!'lS s 2,f loclt ' ?tA* musical
buwb hall. 8 tiokets, 91; tingle tioketa, 25 cents.
» “5 Chicierrae * Bon’e, 807 Chettn’ut ttreet ;
Chestnut iiree?. ilfilt,lUt ‘ tT ° ! " d B * olc * Lamon’m
EDxegementß for Concerts. Commencement., Par
*o-.mwieonlrstthoir Offioe,Chiokermg* Son'a
Piano Store, 807 Chestnut street; William Stoll, 2M
North Juniper street, or o. Droughman, 1009 Hides
avenue. ocll-tf
PENNA, ACADEMY OF THE JTN»
ARTS.—IO36 CHESTNUT Street.
a «PloQdid Pamtlxi* by Mijnot,
JHKJIKST SIN,” q beautiful Marblegtatuette by
On exhibition for a short time.
Vifitore will pleaee bring their opera
PIANOS AND MUSIC.
PIANOS! PIANOS!! PIANOB ! t
PIANO-FORTES,
MKLODEONS,
PIANI)-FORTKS
<*•
_ mylt-ly SEVENTH and UHKSTN u l !',
flfSapl STEINWAY & SON’S NEW PA
iiytkf.'G, from jndgeshke
Challenge all competition. BLASIIi* BROTHERS,
lOOB CHESTNUT Steal
MEDICINAL.
SPECIALTY FOR LADIES. TRUSS
~ and BRACE DEPARTMENT conducted by com
petent Ladies. Entrance on TWELFTH Street, 6rtt
SKJf .n,! u ,' l" 18 of Meohanloal Seme
o tw II'H.NEIiI) I.FS, Proprietor,
8. W. comer TWELFTH and RACB.Streetst
to c * N* N.’a Boom, fo/gemlfliuea'al
the oomer. . sel4-3mif
A WONDERFUL AND NEVER
£hWi!sW^ KDY FOR WBfiABES 0F
PROFESSOR MORRIS’
EUOEPHALO'S,
„ , AN EXTERNAL REMEDY,
F&«Vr T ee^° CKKn)SjS 4 C 0” N “ 63
JIW" And for sale hr Druggist* sorcrallj. ael3-3mif
MRS. JAMES BETTS 7 CELEBRATED
AJJ. SUPPORTERS FOR LADIES, and the only Snp
porters under eminent medioal patronage. Ladiee and
*hyflioian« are respectfully requested to eall only on
Mrs. Betts,at her residence, 1039 WALNUT Street.
Philadelphia, (to avoid counterfeits,) Thirty thousano
Invalids have been advised by their physicians lo use
her applianoes. Those only are genuine be&nnx the
United States oopyrjzht, labels on the box, and dena
tures, and also on the Supporters, with testimonials
oolS-tuthftsti ’
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