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7per cent conrlt bonds 48%, " •
$1,500 Mil & Was RR farm in't 10 pot 41k :
$lB,OOO Mllwaukle City I per et bade, 1877, 51M '
$l,OOO Milleankle City 7 • par et b'ds 1866, 82%
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$4,006M1l D cent oricon RR farm , 021;
8 ss' et. convlbonda 26
..$2,000.77 City revenue - 7
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$2 437 27
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100 a.' ninaaana Seeding`A4 ea. IF
175 ,do Fultinilliank" -' " - 94'010160110X
58 - do , Ilk of the Commonwealth: 100 - ea '6O ","
do,' Nagle Iris Co ' ' 40'ea. 135
6, do' Inporters& Ti-adern" Bank 100 ea. IR'
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do Park Dank' ' ' 100 ea. 01
00 do Howard Ina Co 60 ea. 14134 •
26 do Abinheittan Ins-On 60 en. 11834
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CA do Metropolitan Ins Co 100 oa. '75
' .25 do North River Ins, Co 25 es. 125 M
300 do Potomac - Soapstone C 0.,,
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$2,000 Minutiae City 7 per cent bond.. 54
$3,000 Harlem 11R bonds 30J
$2OOO, do 20k
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`.OO do Del. Lack, and Western
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25 do Importers , and Tram'
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20 .do : Excelsior Ins. Co:. . . GO ea. 100
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200 , , Ametican (1p no 00......100 ea. Slyer share.
SALKS art': It. LUDLOW, OCTOBER 20.
70 the:..Loillitid Fire Insurance CO.: 25 ea. 1121041 d
10' do Vonttnentid Mire Ina Co ' 100 es. 95
40 do liarlem Preferred Stock 50 ea. 2011830
40 de att . '' do — do '6O ft: 22.823
SALES ]!Y E. ...17D1.0*, 7R. 1 4 CO.; OCTOBER 20
$50,000 Cleve and Plits'itlat inort7per4iit
,' bonds 50,.
60 sharee Chicago and lloci - leland it stock.
(hypothecated) 72
100 do„ , Park Bank 100 , na. 70079 X -
6 do Resolute Fire Insurance Co.loo ea. '76
10 do Caraway Insurance Co 60 ea. 81
.115 11 W - RTB.—Asiiss are firmer, with tales of 100
bldg. at $0.50R50.62214 tarpon; and $6 for pearls.
BSZAD#I7FIB.—The Market for State and Western
Thuile very heavy,' with a free offering, especially of
Mediate grades, and - the market is 10erl5e 4F bbl lower;
the ages are 11000, bbie at $1.60e54.75 for common to
geed $4,85a55.05' for ' extra. State ; $4.60n54,76
- for cruniten'te good Michigan, .Indlatia; Ohio, lowa,
dce.', and $4,80055,60 for extra do: ,
'Southern Boar to heavy'; with shies of 900bble at $5.40
a 55.60 for mixed to'gotd Maids of Baltimore, 4tier
nratria,cleorgetewn;,Fredericksburg, ,• $5.05a57.25 ,
for favorite, fancy, and eitra brands do; including, extra
Petersburg• at the higher rate, and $6.50 for Brandy.
Canadian Plourde lower for extra superfine:not being
offered'; we nbtice sales of 'BOO -bble at $610055,60 for
the range of extra brands. •- - -
Rye Flour is dull and nominal at $3.50(44.76 for 'the
range of fine and superfine. -- '
Corn Meal is heavy; we (Mote Jershy at $326, Bran
twine 13,7505 3 .8 6 .
Wheat le firm for all primonnalitlee, with a good de
mand both for milling and export: the eaten are 9,300
,Southernichlte at $1.3901.4.3 for common to good,.
,• choice
wield bring $1,45 . , 7,500 red at 01,20e$1.80; 3;60 da
maged red and white at $1 ; 11;800 valise entacky
$1.40. 1,800 white Canada at $1,85; 9,700 red winter ll
ljnoie at $1.10; 16,300 Milwaukee clan 81.00; 3,700 Chi,
dap spring and 3,200 lowa spring, both at $1.05. '
. Bra is steady. with sateenf 500 bushels at 80'o.
OATS are offered more freely; , we quote Southern at
856,40 c ; Jersey, 40844 o; State, 40a480, and Western,
CORN if) 3Cl6fleri with Balmier 38,000 MislieleWestern
mixed at 70olle. mostly at the lower rate ; Southern
yellow is nominal; at 72078 c , Southern'whito 18 scan?*
and nominal, at 80a850. • - • • •
White bass are In fair demand, ht $1 50051.02 X.
Canadian Peas are selling. at - $l, and' split do at $2
41 1 f. bathed; Southein -, bleekteyed Pima $ll - 4pe bag of two
. . ,
PuonsioXh.Poik to hemy'ami 4ower. and conside
%able lota dada be bought below onk• inside figurei ; the
Wee are 200 bbls at , tll.76eM for mete, closing at,
321.60a521,76; and $171417 26 for - mime; other dein:l'll,-
21one are nominal. DieMedhogeste selling at 6)(, al Xe,
and the cool weatherhaslnereaded thedemand.• Beef Is
Leavy, with sales of 70 Waist $l5 for nowrountry mess,
$lO for new counpriate, $15414 for repacked West
- ern. and $14.25aU5 for extra niece Prime moss beef
in still'nominal. Beet hams -are held at 110er10.50.
Janson is dell; 25 hhde smoked were sold at 130; Cut
' meats are heavy , with ;sales of 20 casks at 10X for
shoulders, Lard is irregular, with a wide range in
price* of different qualities'; we'notice sales or 100 bbl,
and tierces at 120.150. Sutter is selling at 12e514 for
-Ohio; 4.702210 r State. Cheese instead). at 0080. '
Cotton—There is snore tone to the market, but we
make no change Sn quotations; there isms stock here
.
NATTERS AND TUITION IN NEW YORK,
Vratn:the New York papers of last evening.]
TirE LATE AiSAWNATION lii TENTH Avaituw.—
AIrOVIZII. ,AIIIVERT.—The coroner and police have
fair prospect, of finding out the assassin who killed
- .IJohn.Sweinin,iin Tenth avenue. thffeer Towne
' ny, about live o'clock this morning, arrested Ditnl.
Cunningham, a lad sixteen years of age,Charged
with being one of the partywitei :attiteked Swan-,
ion, and, allhongh he first' denied it;tie--after
' betrayed some knowledge of the 'affair and
the.. police expeat that be, will, during, the day,
mike a inuifeseton and toll wht. 'the•murderer is,
and where to find him.: Cunningham answers the
Asioription of - one of the Menial • the2assassin,
They were aged about sixteen to eighteen. -;‘•
P. 13.:-Einee the ahem) was written, the prisoner,
' Cunningham; ha" Contested that ho was one Of the
gang, and.that the person who killed Swenson Was
Jalnes Rodger": residing at: No. 24 West Twelfth
etteet—and it was supposed, ho had fled from the
city. The coroner's jaryhave, therefore, rendered
a verdict of death from natal,: received at the
hands of Jame" Rodgers." Cunningham-is hold
as a wilthear' - t ."
'Tam Murphy,chunkyYoung fellow, one
agatig Or three Deed 'Rabbits Who garroted.
..Thomas Drennan, of
,Roodont,,and-robbed himof
p silver watch in tite .vieinity of the Five Points an
r" the llightotAstaber Sth, was: tried and found
minty of robbery in the lint degree. The other
'thieverhelC,4lul' , choked , the - countryman *bile
Murphy toOk,,the 'Watch. Murphy insisted that
his crime was only petit larceny, but the court and
„ jury; thought otherwise, and. he was sentenced to
ten years mllin fittite Primo. the
, onelwho, did., the garroting in the above robbery,
was next placed on trial. lie has a less brutal rip•
y,. p e atauce . t h an his typal," and had employed a law
,' 'yer to 'defend ' It was a bad - case,'hotvever r
the elidenee , being positive. and the identification
; complete. An attempt to prove ,ay alibi. failed,
hutprevirius geed Character, was-ostablisbed. , -lie
:wah eouvieted and "sentenced to ten - yeant in the
Aimnina FoUrriv,E Xfortioniani ('EOM Meitner,
Onoxrt.-4ohn Regan,'a bOiltrilaniifilMilgOll.No3l
- George W. Deane, and Ellen Wilaon,were ar
rested-in the Eirat word 'of this city, last 'night,
by Officer' Biaokwood end others ,' charged _with
being fngitiVos item jutitic,o.' They are' accused of
' the eommis.sion of a murder in Monroe county, and
are arrested on a warrant from Coroner Quinn of
that county:. The prisoner' wore this rooming
given In charge of the sheriff of Monroe, to be
• taken there for examination. - - -
Don't Pax'llri—Sixty..fire out -of MX, hundred
and fortY liquor dealers- towhom- Doleruses,:,have:
been granted by-the -Excise Commissioners have
`failed to Pay their Bemuse fees. The commissioners
' lave 'sent' written: notice to each' delinquent that
-. tulles" the fee" are forthcoming: Within ten , days
they will institute suits to. recover' the -amounts.
The money itelcings to the city's poor, ,
- • ' TIM kiItTIIQUOVAFfILLINOIS., ••
; , THE MOVND; NtAli. CARLYLE.
• • Cinros IttirmisiOet..B, 1857...
• About an hour before daylight this morning, I
-eras startled from a sound, sleep by a n018(1'010
seemed to, have been caused by some solid and
weighty body falling upon the floor over mybed
. TOOUt. -, !lbw - entire foundation 'Of -the , houso ' was
shaken. laat up in my bed and listened in mston
ishment: not unmixed with some terror 'what the
Poet of Nature had dolled the "sure and firm set
earth=' was Nature
,windoris of my house
' were clattering, its frame creaked, and its planks
modes crooking sound, not unlike that produced
by the reeking of the woodwork in a Cabin of tr,
ship 41hea "laying to wind Ward" in a - htiavy sea.'
deeh Vibratory motion and noises ooritinubd' with
, out inteithission more than half a 'ruinute f and
~., during that "time, mysponiel rind Pointer clogs; in.
their tea - Pee - titre lodgmentli,near the outhouses; set
up loud alarms biquiek and incessant barkings. „
!the effect of the shocks Upon :my 'mind may be
likened unto the sensation limegino I should ex-
pester:too; If • by aohle chance T had fallen asleep at
night upon the seat of-a large railway omnibus
M ond had been suddenly aroused By. the throWing of
a quantity of heavy baggage upon. its roof, and ,'I
then feelingtheporulerous vehicle driven slowly
over an ,uneven,lumpier ..hillock-like road, ,and
snob unsteady motion attended by the sound usual
ly h ear d by pas3sniare in those lumbering and
rickety - conveyances when 'trotted, ' oyes. ropgh
Pavement. I sprang out 'Ol l. inkt :stang,yride
my door info the hall'andßh oll taltbmyboritsohidd,
"An eartiniudYri.." - Theintoon at the time threw a
Pale light, through my ivindow,havingbeenvranink
.live days since she had filled her hornet the m aw s.
pltero was`olear, hushed and still—not sleet weir
stirring Open the trees, which I could see distinctly
through the glass door opening upon my western
• piazza. When thg tattialielhdd ceased, I ventured
- near the chimney piece and lighted a enndlei and
atonymateh itnefolind 11161 hour to`b,e4l9
,MltintekpaSk*..e'rdock, Within' just , flvh
• Atlantis after the first came the seetind• shook, bit
tbe 'trembling- of -the earth. Was comparatively
'S}itlightTrAo Steletl'arbl# l illeenmpapletkit rellerabled
• '''"m,„`sfatiihig flf,a farpi.vragan dilyen Oyer a hard
atalheartlet IMMO distance, and its: du
-1'41140441bl net suited eight•or ten -seconds: •
"t)''. l .llXnelLaiiilCETT:
bltatuidh iave readings and recitations at
Opringitiddrkiiitr4 laid, Friday evening. - .
440 OtiatlaTittY,o
11 Ittat , wite ,
• • 4`54„3`.1••1 -f
BBL +V.'e'uotica a eels ofl4 i ooobualiels Turiceleland
at 18 emits.
Wiftsicair ie luas, , all supply ; bolders goiorally inked'
22, but 250 bbls wore sold at 21e213i.
THE MONEY MARKET.
getobee 20, 1851
The money market Is more depressed to.dfay than for
some dap peat,' a result directly 'chargeable to the
stringent exaction& bytnany of the banks of the 'PaY''
ment of moneys duo thorn, and a 'refusal to increase, or
even renew their discountr to parties in need. The
afternoon papers publish a Card from the well.known
house of 'Farnham,' Kirkham, & Co., asking for an ex.
tension. No y muipensiOn that has hitherto been chro
nicled, as the result of this panic, excites more lively
empathy than this, and we have no doubt that their
request for time will moet with a ready and affirmative
•
response.
We are gratified to be able to contradict a report in
one of oar dotemporarlex this morning that the on
ternrisleg firm of Morris, Taskor, &Vo.liad Suspended.
This firm not only here sot suspended; they give no
notes or acceptances, pay cash for their purchases, and
are running full time at their works. •
Tho failure of ffieesra. Raiguel & Co., with liabilities
I ,to the amount of nearly a million and a half dollen, is
annotuused• This firm was one of the largest lobbing
' houses on Third street, and the continued occur
rence of heavy failures , serves to show the, fallacy
of the continued tightening ,of • the • screws on
I the part of the banks, and also retards the
growth of confidence among the possessors of capital
on the street, There is no panic now among our bust
nosi men, and if the batiks would generally unite to
promote the common good, Instead of directly eggs
rating the general dletrese, they would be much more
likely to find themselves in readiness to renew
apple payments at an early day, than they
ever will be if they go on day after day, filling their
vaults with suspended paper. They are, as we have
already remarked, on trial before the people, and before
the next Legislature and, thue far, their adieu is not
calculated to win ether the reaped or affection of one,
.or the favorable regent and consideration of the other.
They are far more likely to prove a curse to the people
than a reindeer relief, if they , continuo their present
course; and our merchante, instead of being enabled to
'get through the dangers around them, will succumb,
one, after another. until there will be but a corporal's
guard remaining. , That there are honorable exceptions
to this course of conduct among the banks we cheerfully
admit;' but cowardice, illiberality, and ignorance, cha
racterise theaction of by far too many of them, Their
stockholders would be the gainers If a number of the
presidents -'should find it necessary, for the benefit of
their health '
i ,tq sail for Europe.
libiee'thq'etposurii of the trick of receiving Specie on
speclaldeposit, and counting it as a part of the reserve,
we deem the New York weekly bank etatement of no
account as apiece of information. ,If any emir read
ers think Otherwise; they are welcome to the footings of
the statement, which are an follows :
; 'Oct 17;1850 Oct 17,1857 Oct 10.1857
..... . $64,243,000 $83, 819 , 000 $ 04 , 474 , 000
Loans 105,929,264 97,245,820 101,917,50
Specie—. ...... 10,840,857 7,843,230 11,470,294
Circulation " ' 0,096,730 0,087,4 4 1 1,523,509
Grose depbsite,... 130,917,687 • 62,494,923 03,301,081
Exchanged . 20,690,303 10,198,611 13,566,605
lindrawri.... 00,721,894 42,096,012 40,745,110
In Stiblreasnry.. 13,606,933 6,514,490 6,190,650
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Balti
more and Ohio Railroad Company was held yesterday,
at Baltimore, and the following-named gentlemen were
elected diiectors
. „
John llopkiroi, Columbus O'Donnell, John W. Gar
rett, Nathan Tyepn, Sainuel W. Smith, Francis Bunts,
Wesley Starr, William A. Hach, Allen Aoe Chapman,
John Dpeir Nicholas, Wm. W. Taylor, John Gregg.
The report of the directors shows that the affairs of
the company' are he a favorable condition: The gross
earnings of the' rnain'stem biro hoed $4,016,998.95, be
ing an Mineola of $231,017.08 over the preceding year,
and $995,645.10 over the fiscal year of 1855. Although
the report states that the business of the mad for the
past six months would justify the usual dividend, yet, in
view of the general financial embarrassments, It is
deemed judicious to defer, for the present, its declara
tion on the raisin atom, Until the restoration and active
prosecution ofxnereantile operation Insures the continu
ance- of the company's revenue. The affairs of the
Washington branch are exhibited in a prosperous con
'dition. Its revenue for the Racal year amounted to
P 54,459.84, being an , increase W 410,239.75 over the
previous year: , := A semf-annual dividend 0'4,4 per cent.
hes, therefore, been declared upon this branch.
A series of rieolations was 'offered and unanimously
adopted instructing the directors that the policy of the
company should be firmly and absolutely for the regu
lar payment of semiannual cash dividends. Also, that
there shall be no unnecessary expenses until the Boat
lag debt shall be paid, and that the board hereafter
grant no further loans or subscriptions to any other
,
We think that a policy firmly and absolutely , '
for semi-annual cash dirldendshaa broken railroad
companies enough to warrant Sts abandonment
The directors of the Tinton Dank of Beading held their
election for officers on Thursday last, and elected John
FL Pearson, merchant, president, and Colonel Charles
it. Knight, cashier. ,
It gives us extreme pleasure to record the election'of
John W. Torrey, Esq., well know* to all who hare had
business to transact with the Philadelphia Bank for his
intelligence, promptitude, 'and urbanity, to the post of
assistant cashier of • the BRA of .Cheater County. The
directors of that Institution will find him a valuable
acquisition.
The 'Cincinnati Gazette, of yesterday; says :
o Early on gaturday the bankers held a second meet
ing at the office of the Lafayette Banking Company,
when the following resolution was adopted:
= Resolueq, That we will receive the notes of all
banks, at par in'New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Balti
more, and Pittsburgh."
Odthe previous day it was resolved, as our readers are
aware, to receive the notes of all Now Orleans banks
This action, which was agreed to and acted upon by all
the bankers, with two eraeptions, Meagre. Wright &
Conipany and Gilmore& Brotherton boa rendered avail
abie,,a large amount of currency, heretofore locked up,
and thus did much towards diminishing the pressure.
The Coat tonnage oh the LehigliCanal, for the week
ending October 17, has inert as follows :
TOR WEEK. TOTAL.
Tong. Cwt. - Tons. Cwt..
.. 7,1 . 81 9 247,1117 13
vuot
Mauch Chunk
Summit Mince...
Tunnel No. 2
Room Run Annex
Dot Lehigh MI ;os
A. Lathrop and others, Pea
and Dust Coal
East Mauch Chunk.
Spring Mountain Mines
East sugar Lod d 0.......
Coleraine do.-......
.. . . .
Stafford do..
. 510 U
... ~
N. Y. and Lehigh Coal Co ... 359 01 25,368 11
German Penn. Coal Co .' ... . . .• • • .. 7,311 10
Booth Spring Mountain Coal. 516 02 15,042 05
North Spring Mountain C0a1...... , 10,170 00
Seaver Meadow Co Z 7 Oi 3,042 U
Penn Haven
Rasleton Coal Co
Ortinbrry
Diamond. Mau..
Council lUdge.i..
'Mt. ?lewd Coal
800 00 , 23,112 06
1,093 11 29,191 02
042 00 7,873 05
Rockport.
Buck Mountain Coal C 0.... 2,110 14 58,639 13
White Horan.
Wilkeabarre Coal Co,
Wyoming Coal Co,
Mulford Coal Co.
. 110 00 810 05
8,980 19
.. .... ..
858 18 10,743 17
Lumber.
Per the week..
Per last report
,
Yestetday , a quotations for specie, payabio in banka
ble funds, by Cronise /c Co., specie brokers in thin city,
aroma Mims: i
,Amet'a K'Dolle. i old.sl.o6 American Gold, old, .81.03
g q
~ , ,!,, 1.04 Sovereigns 495
Mellon Mlle LO7 X XYranoot 3.90
South :kmerican, old. 1.051 X Guilders 405
Spanish Pillar, 01d,.. 133 X Timbre 8.00
Five Francs ' 99 Spanish Donbloons...l6 00
.GermanOtOWoll 1.08 Patriot Doubleene...ls.9o
French Crowns 1.10 Ducats 225
American Gold 3 to 434
New York Exchange 2 to 3g
PHILADELPHIA, STOOK EXCHANGE SALES,
October 20, 1857,
Reported by R. Manly, Jr., Stoek Broker, No
80i Walnut street.
FIRST BOARD.
LOON Penns RR 08:,41 8 Minohill R..
500 do 41 • 10, do
2,000 Soh NAT Os 12...81 50 Reading It
100 City Ga.... Now-9 2, 3 Poona .1L
100 ,do .-....N0w..03X 14 do
1,00004 Oa .N0v..93X
. . DETWEE;
1130 6ty n 6a 83X
BOARD.
1,600 Penns 55..2 de..01%
SECOND
2,999 Penns Os 81%
LOON renua A Cs. .47
600 ' do 47
600 do —cash —47
1,000 earn Zs Am IC On
casb..o4
8 Harrisburg 11....47
, 6, do 47
APTER,
4 Harrisburg R 97
1 do 47
10 Norristown It 6214
10 Penna It 'ISK
50 N Penns R.. 2 de,. 8
1100 'Melon 01 prof.. be. I,li
10011eading 11...b5wn.10
100 do ....65wn.161;
DOAIID.
12 LEfirrifiburg RR ' ,
CLOSING PRICES-DULL
.! Sid. Asked. Bid. Asked.
libiladel 0'5....881(, 84 Be Nis 'B2 prof 14 15
' " ‘.. au....e3g 84 wrasp , taa.im ) 9 11
I. ~ New.... 93% 03X, do lstmort7 is 59X 60%
Pennsylv bi5....81X 81X •do do Win 49 50
Beading 11. 1514 16 Long Island.... 8 6%
do. ,Bout* , 7o eag— , Vicksburg 6 7
' do' 116'0,44 70 72 i Girard Bank TX 754
Penns P Rli 86% 86% Lehigh Zino )4 14
Morris Card Con 35 35 'Union Canal 2% 4
Sohn 11 Os 82 ...5034 31%i New Creek 35 N
~ etoelr 7X • 8X I °atavism B. 1i,..0 8
00 Reading R....86..36X 1200 Reading R....86,.1ag
100 do 16X 100 do 4..16X
Reading clone heavy at 1 irOl5X.
PLTMADELPHIA MARKETS
Testlost, October 20th—Evening.—The Broadstuffs
trade is Mniettled and dull; There is but little shipping
demand for Floir, - atidi in the absence of sales, prices of
standard superfine are. nominally, 0.2554.37 g hbl.
The home trade are buying, to supply their wants, to a
fair extent, at from $5.25 up to gag 47 hbl for coin
mon to choice brands and extras, including fancy lois
at the latter figures. Corn Meal and slye Flour are
quiet, but the demand for the latter article fa better,
and, if here; it Would find ready sale at $4.25 47 bbl,
Wheats are more. Inquired for, and scarce, at a small
advance in previous quotatlens—about 1,400 P bush good
and prime reds, part Tennessee, brought 1.20* - 123c, and
5,000 bush delete goridSoithern white,lga cal 33c, mostly
in store,
_Corn is wanted and ell the lots offered, about
'2;000 bulb old yellow, haiA been taken 'at Ito in store and
afloat: blew corn hi, bringing ebezeilc, but there is not
much as yet coming h.. Oats continue dull, but about
1000 bus good Delaware found buyers at 34c adoatt
Rye is selling in a small way to the distillers at 'Mc for
Fonnsylvanfa, Afof further traneactioneiii Quercitron
Bark luive been reportCd to-day, and the market ie steady
at 00 4," ton for first quality. Holders of Ootton are
not dispelled td dell except for cash, and the market is
'anaettled and,wlthout *motion at the present time.
1 1 1ie - gr,ilcory tilde IS : eery quiet as yet, although there
are .stemeeyroptome of returning confidence, and more
disposition to operate in angers at low prices. Provisions
00- at a stand :still: Whiskey sells slowly , at 210 for
hhde, and 2,1 k 022 Me for bbla,. according to the 'Condi.
thira of the packages,'
BIIEATISTUFFS ST liALTl3lollS.—There was a fair
inquiry for Flour, anti salient 1,600 bble Were reported
on ) Ohange: 'Per all descriptions the =tricot was steady.
The iteitmembrsee 200 Ws Steward street, and 210 bbia
Ohio Super at S 5 87X cash; 150 bble Howard street,
and 600 bbfil Ohtsi Super, at $6.60 sash. The market
doted with free sailers for both these varieties at the
.fortner ,
.6guie, In 01t7 Mill* WO had reported IS 63160!
500 bbla Satre', at $8.12.g cash. For time WO, holdera
dull. We quote
were enerally askin.6o 4P bbl. 11/itre Fl in
quite g $6
it at 80 for Ohio, 56 4 25 for O
inn
nw
ard street, and Sawa° 60 OF bbl for City Mills. We
quote Rye Flour et M 621051.75, and Corn Meal at
bbl for City. There in no Country Meal in market.
Buckwheat Flour is selling at SO 60853 4f , 100 Ihs, the
latter being the retail price. After 'Change,
the arrival
of the steamer, with the ne we of a declining tendency on
the other side in broadstuffB, was made known, and we
heard of sales of 1,000 bble Ohio Super at 55 25 cash, and
600 bbls do at 55.18% cash.
Grain of all descriptions was In lair receipt Wheat
was in actiro demand, and the market for It was some
9to 5e d9 ' bus better thou on Saturday. The offerings
were about 20,000 hue, moat of which changed hands at
110a115o for good to prime reds, and 105 c for fair lots
of do. White sold at 1181n120c for fair dry parcels, 123
0 , 132 c for good to prime shipping lots of do, and 105 es
113 e for parcels of do, out of condition, Corn was in
fair receipt, and the demand good. There were sales
of some 5.000 bus white and yellow Cora at 668700 for
good to prime lots of the former, and iltiolifio for do
yellow. Inferior parcels gold at 6405050. Oats were In
fair demand, but prices were a shade lower. There
were 8,500 bus offered, all of which field at 30e350,
There "ere some 300 bus Rye offered, but no sales were
reported. We quote Maryland at 628050, and Penns
at 70m72c 4?' bus.
[Reported for the Preis.]
ST. JAW) DE CUBA—brig Fre Palmas, Burne-2.53
bhde 30 tee 95 bbte auger 1 bag coffee 1 bale cigars 1 bdl
plantoG W Barnalon & Bro; 3 MEWS choral box sweet.
meata J A Ecky; 6 easel; cigars Richardson & Overman;
1 box machinery J P Morris & Co.
• • •
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
From St Jago de Cuba, in brig, Fre Fabars—D F Sim
mons and Itenry Williams.
PHILADELPHIA HOARD OF TRADE.
WIC O. KnT,
A. J. 111/OKNOR, 001411ITTRE Or THr 1110 WIS
ELIAS YIELNLLL,
LETTER BAGS
At thelferchants , Exchange, Philadelphia.
Ship Joseph Jones, Flowers San Francisco, Boon
Brig Oregon, (Br) Groan Port au Prince, soon
SAILING OF THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
/MOH THE UNITED STATES.
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Niagara Baotou Liverpool Oat 21
Vanderbilt New York Winton k llavre....Oct 24
Atlantic New York Liverpool ....... ....Oct 24
lidiaburg ..... ...New York Glasgow Oct 31
Borussia Now York Itrimliurg ....... ......Nov 1
. .
Borussia llainburg New York Oct 1
Gen Williams. '..Liverpool Quebec Oct 3
North Btar...goutbanipten • New York Oct 7
Kangaroo Liverpool , New York Oct 7
Europa t ,Livorpool Boston. Oct 10
Baltic Liverpool New York Oct 14
Persia ....... ....Liverpool New York bct 17
Arago... - .....Southempron New York Oct 21
MOVEMENTS OP HAVANA STEAMERS
PEILADELPEIA—From New York 2d, arriving at Ha •
vans Bth, and New Orleans 11th. From Now Orleans
20th ; Havana 234 arriving at Now York 28th.
@MACRE Cirv—From New York 7th of each month,
arriving at Havana 12th, and Mobile 14th. From Mo
bile 22d, Havana 24th, arriving at New York 28th.
Canawne—From New York 12th, arriving at Havana
17th. and New Orleans 19th. From New Orleans 27th,
Havana 29th, arriving at New York Bd.
EMPIRE OITT—From Now York 17th, arriving at Ha
vana 231, and New Orlearui 20th. From New Orleans
oth, Havana Bth, arriving at Now York 13th
Mena WARRIOR—From New York 27th arriving at
Havana lot and New Orleans 3,1. From New Orleans
12th, Havana 14th duo at New York 18th.
Ittnot—From Charleston 19th and 4th, due at Ha
vana 23d and 7th. From Ilmatut 10th and 25th, due at
New York 10th and 31st.
The Oaßlonds mail steamers sail from New York on
the 6th and 20th of each month.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 21, 1857.
SRN RISES e. 3T— UN BETS 5 23
111011 WATER 4 30
ARRIVED.
U S lit steamship Keystono State, Marishinan, 56 hours
from Savannah, with mdse and 7 passongera to A Heron,
Jr. On Sunday, 10th, 130 PM, off Frying Pan Shoal,
exchanged signals with steamship Isabella, from Balti
more for Charleston; 2 F' DI, saw a ship of about 600
tons on Frying Pan Shoal, with a steamboat and pilot
boat near her. Monday, 20th, off Hatteras, exchanged
colors with a side wheel steamer bound south; same
time passed propeller Atlanta, bound south. Above
the Buoy on the Middle passed schr Fannie, from Sa
vannah, at anchor, bound up.
Brig Pro Velars, Burns. 14 days from St yoga de Cuba,
with sugar, &e. to O W Bernadou & Bro.
Bohr It Flower. Raynor, 4 days from Portland, with
stone to R N Smith.
Schr Roxana Burley, Marts, from Providence..
Behr it Corson, Corson, from Boston.
Behr Treasurer, Fisher, from Boston.
Rehr 11 A Weeks, Weeks, 3 days from New York, in
ballast to 0 Miller & Co.
Steamer Thomas Jefferson, Schellinger, five hours
from Delaware City, having in tow nine canal barges.
Towed down nine, with mdse for the Interior.
CLEARED.
Steamship Oity of Richmond, Mitchell, Richmond, T
Webster. Jr.
Schc it A Weeks, Weeks, Providence, C Miller & Co.
Bohr 7i S Janes, Townsend, Mobile, Pettit, Mattin
& Co.
Bahr Roseman Burley, Marts, Fall River, Cahoon & Co.
Schr It Corson, Corson, Boston, L Audenreld k Co,
Schr Treasurer, Fisher, Providence, John It White.
BOA Willing, Claypool°, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
SAILED.
Ship Nonpareil, Capt Faulke, for Liverpool, left the
stream below the nary yard at noon yesterday, In tow of
steam tugs Jacob 0 Nandi', Matt White, and J L Posey.
She takes oat 60 passengers and the following cargo: 350
casks tallow, 10 do tallow oil, 250 bags catch, 6 chests
indigo, 40 Weds bark, 165 bales cotton, 05 do wool 125
tierces beef, 7 do beeswax, 702 bbla main, 1757 do dour,
10,001 bushels wheat, and 6217 do corn.
[we Tamuura.]
Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchange.
CAPE ISLAND, Oct. 20, G 90 P .51
Ouly one steamer bound north, has been seen from
here to.aay. Wind very strong from NW. Weather
clear and coal.
Yours, &C., 11102. L. ISUOILEB.
BOBTON, Oct. 20.
Arrived, barque Win Hyde, from Oonifres; brio
Donmark, from Corazon; Expreso, from Jamaica; Behr
W I. Davie, from {Jape itoytion.
Oorreapondance of the Philadelphia Exchange.
LEWES. Dot— 0et.19, 8 A M.
Since Saturday morning last thu harbor has been
quite bare of vessels until yesterday morning, when the
steam tug Engtneor, front New York, and eleven ochre,
apparently le ballast, ClllllO to the Breakwater, where
they atilt remain. Wind B—weather clear and cool,
Yours, &r, WM. M. lIIOICIIArt,
658 00 44,061 16
43 02 20,181 17
319,629'19
Steamship Pennsylvania., Teal, hence at Norfolk 17th
inst, and at Richmond 10th.
Steamship Edinburg, Gumming, at New York 19th
toot, from Glasgow, paasod on the oth loot, lot 61 10 N,
long 28 34 W, a large steamer bound K; 18th, at 10 30 A
lot 40 SON, long 08 45 W, passed a large ship rigged
propeller bound II; same day ut 6 PDI, passed steamer
Now York, from Now York for Glasgow. also passed a
large vessel lying close to wind, supposed to boa steamer
abort of fuel.
Steamship Palmetto, Baker, cleared at Boston 19th
Mat. for Philadelphia.
Steamship II B Beach, Ramsey, cleared at Now York
yesterday for Baltimore.
Steamahlp Granada, Griffin, from New York, Tie Ha
vana, at New Orleans 13th inst.
Sliip Banshee Wingate, cleared at Baltimore yester
day for Rio de Janeiro.
Ship Diamond State, Forsyth, remained at Genoa 28th
ult, none..
Ship Europa, Robertson, for Nang Kong, sailed from
Nicolayski about 27th July.
Ship Mandarin Perritt, from Bhangliao, arrived at
'Hong Kong Aug 5, and nailed Bth for Amoy.
A ship with black "star," from Liverpool for Phila
delphia, woo spoken, no date, off Flailing Rip, by tho
Gangen, at Portland 18th Mat; probably the daranak,
Rowland, which hoe a black aroma.
Ship Toronto, Freeman, from Iquique, 'OA Arica, ar
rived at Boston Seth loot.
842 03 80,051 05
351 01 23,781 06
412 18 40,819 18
824 13 55,48810
755,157 04
Feet.
1,001,845
30,350,300
Ship Ilippogralle Pearl', from Ohincha !sheds, or
rived at Norfolk 17th Met,
~8!,339,0. 0 5
Ship Georgia, Maclean, cleared at Savannah 17th lost
for Liverpool, with ;MS hales cotton, 143 uoke wheat,
andloo casks Om
. -
Ship Jas Cheston, Bryant, from Chinch' Islands for
Queenstown, was signalised Aug 12, Ist 31 47 8, long
85 W.
Barque Manta, Bavage, from 'lmmo Ayres, arrived a
Boston 19th inst.
Barque Comek, Ballard, from Penang, arrived a
BOEItOI2 10th Inn.
Barque Brothers, °hoovers, hence, remained at Von.
fuegos Ist Ind, loading for New York.
Barque Ella, Sparrow from Olty Point for Pernam
buco, was spoken 18th ult, no lot, Ara. given.
Barque blessenger Bird, Homer, from and for Hono
lulu soon, was at l'etropoloveki July 29.
Barque Ella Cohen, Burgess, for Philadelphia, sailed
front Leghorn'Lath ult.
Barque Old hickory, Yeacock, hence for N Orleans,
was spoken 3d inst. let 33 03, long 76,
Brig Ben Dunning, from Fornaudins for Philadelphia,
was spoken 14th inst. lat 21, long —, by the E K Kane,
at this port.
Brig Atalaya, Lambert, hence at Boston 10th inst,
Brig 0 A. White , from Port au Prince for Boston, was
spoken 10th inst. lat 29 22, long 74 411, 12 days out.
Brigs Round Pond, Alamo, Geo Washington, and
Larch, hence, arri , ml at Boston 19th hint,
Brig America, Bobbins, from Aleaandria, at Boston
19th inst.
163
35x
35#
•
Brig Catharine Rogers, Brett, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Bath 17th 1114.
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Brig Orme, Baker, hence, arrived at New Bedford
19th teat,
Brig State of Maine, Cater, from Cardenas,
mington NO, 18th inst.
Behr Vurrows 0, Stephens, from Charleston, at Wil
mington NC, 18th inn.
Behr 3f Clinton, Veal, cleared at Baltimore yesterday
for Trenton, NJ.
Schr Only Son, Perry, from Delaware City, at New
Bedford Itch lust.
• BCliro Man Stewart, babel, J Parker, Sr, and 11
Rickey, hence at New Haven 19th ins , .
Behr Alabama Bartlett, hence at Beaton 19th inst.
Rehr I. 11 Endicott, hence at Newport 18th inst.
Rehr Hartford, Oriewold, hence, arrived at Hartford
18th Wet.
Behr Wm Henry, Passapea, sailed from Richmond
19th inst. for Philadelphia,
Boh' Laura ' Buena Vista, Neptune, and Dan O'Con
nell, hence at New Ilayenleth inst.
Behr' Millard Fillmore Tuttle; Alfred Barret, Cole;
II Wilson, Hulse;
Mohawk, Henderson, and Juniata,
Barrington, hence at Beaton 19th Wet,
Rehr Juliette, Chase, cleared at Boston 19th inst. for
Philadelphia.
Bohr War Steed, Smith, for Philadelphia, sailed from
Belem 18th Met.
Sehr New Haven, Griffin, hence at New Haven 18th
Instant.
Behr J la Coßyer, Chapin, cleared at Hartford 17th
Inst. for Philadelphia.
801.1 r Salmon Washburn, Thrasher, at Dighton 17th
inst. from Woodbridge, NJ.
II 13 Gibou,'Crocker; Knight, Seam Ann 8
Brown, Brown; Martha Jane, Davin, and Charles Car
roll, Pratt, hence at Providence 1811, inst.
Steamer Bough and Ready, Gratuley, cleared at Hart
ford 17th Snot. for Philadelphia.
• „ ..... .
Wilmington, Oct 10—Ship Johnßavenel, of Baltimore,
from Liverpool for Charleston, with an assorted cargo,
struck on Prying Pan shoals Saturday morning; threw
overboard part of cargo; oft to-day, and Bea off the bar
leaking badly.
Ship Robert Patten, Paine, from Manilla. May 0, for
Boston, before reported put into St Minna Aug 7, beaky,
after having been hove down, and failing to discover the
leak, which amounted to 1160 f•trokes per hour, and was
easily controlled, shipped extra men, and sailed thence
about Aug 15. She arrived at St Thomas 25th ult, and
the pumps having become worn during the passage,
though the leak had not increased, It woe deemed pru
dent to ascertain the location of and remedy the diffi
culty. She commenced discharging cargo for that pur
pose.
Barque Mount Vernon, Rogers, was spoked off Oharles
ton 15th inst,l9 days from New Orleans fur Barcelona,
leaky, and rudder disabled. Her draft being too great
to cross the bar, she bad to proceed to another port.
Brig Ganges, of Richmond, Jones, at Portland 36th
inst. In distress, from Wilmington. NO, lit inetant, for
Buenos Ayres, has experienced very heavy weather. On
12th last, fat 8010, long 62, during a hurricane, split
sails, stove boat, and caused the vessel to labor heavily;
shipped a sea, filling the cabin and store MOB/ with
water, which damaged most of the stores and spare
sails. On the 13th, the crow heing sick and exhauated,
bare away for the neareat port. Cant Jones hoe been
sick with fever slime sailing, and owing to the exposure
day and night during the bad weather, is now very low.
The first officer is sick but has managed to keep on
ffi i
deck. The second o
cer s also very sick. Right of 14th
Antonio Lopez, a native of Spain, died of fever, after en of tea days. The Ganges has been as far east as
long 68 in lat 30; bore away for this port in Ist 34, loug
53 30, since which has bad heavy gales from the SE, ant
since the 13th has called 850 miles under foresail and
reefed topsail, 18th, off Cape Ann, took a heavy squall;
Tilg PltlgS.-1 1 19111LADELPIttA s . WP,DNEpAY, OCTOBER 21, isst.
importations
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BIEMOItANDA
MARINE MISCELLANY
split sane, and rendered the vessel unmanageable
(Jrow nick and veHAel leaky.
SPOKEN
14th lust lilt 32, long 70, brig Benj L Swab, from New
Haven for Antigua.
DOMESTIC PORTS
NEW YORK, Oat, 20—Artived, steamship Thomsa
Swan, Post, Savannah, barque Lucern, Lafrelle, front
Bathurst, W 0 A, Aug 27th, and 2 days front Norfolk,
where she put In in dletreo.; brigs Pawn, (Br) Smith,
from Port Maria, Jam; Tiberius, of New Orleans,
con, from Cienfuegos; ochre P Nickerson, Goodin, Inn
Georgetown, S 0; J Warren, Lazier, from Georgetown;
Adele, Carden, from Wilmington; 0 M Robertaon, Mor
row, from ()cumin,. Left II 8 sloop-of-war Saratoga,
all well; brig Ocean Bird, for Now York, next day.
Statesman, Weeks, Georgetown, DO, Cleared, ships
Bulkley, Rosa, Charleston; Rosana, Cook, Mobile;
brigs Enterprise, (Br) Wiseman, Newark; Lady Chap
man, (Br) 11111, Bermuda; Marino, (Br) Burt, Minatitlan;
setae A J Rotuma, Tinker, Wilmington. N 0; M Platt,
Ireland, Newborn; Orlana, Tuttle, Richmond.
PORTLAND, October 17—Cleared, ship Marengo,
Dougherty, Charleston; brig L T Knight. Griffin, Wil
mington. N. 0; ochre Win 7., Turner, Blake, St. An
drews, N. 8., Wallace, Boston, Chaao, Leailtt & Co.
Sailed, bemires Ellen Stovene, (not as before) Sebra
Crooker ;. brigs Xenophon, Young Republic, L 7' Knight.
BANGOR—CId 10th, brig Sarah, Lancaster, Weet
Indies.
BOSTON, October 111.—Ar, ships Malabar, Kinsman,
Delhi, Knapp, N Orleans; barques Rival, Van Norden,
Valoncla; Nevada, Percival, blaraga; Levanter,Perry,
Allill'OBBari; /HD, Cann, havens; Malan Maria, Nicker
aon, Baltimore; brigs Helen Jane, Stafford, Onioa bth
nit, Truxillo 21d; Purchase, Strickland, Gonaives;
Montgomery, Wiley, Alexandria; sabre D OP Baldwin,
Sands, orand from Fredericksburg; Emina Amelia,liar
ding, Georgetown, C; 811 James, Clark, Balmore.
Cleared, barques IVeybosset, Peeling, Trieste; Sebooill,
McNeil, Savannah; acbrs Gen \Teazle, Tee), Port au
Prince. Also cleared, ship Milton, Kingman, New Or
leans; torque }NADA, Bay, Mobile. Ship Wm Wirt did
not Hail on Saturday, as reported
WILMINGTON, N.C.. Oct. 18—Arrivod, brig Winne,
Matanzas, brig Pulaski, Cardenas,
Cleared, Oct 18—brig Rio Grande, Me; Behr Worth,
New York.
NEII ORLEANS, Oct 13—Old barque Genesee Havre.
Arr ship Evening Star, Now York; Bremen ship Me
mnon, Bremen. Below—Barque Carlo Mauran, Boston.
FOREIGN PORTS
Ar at Liverpool 3d inst ship Orient, 11111, do
81d 3d, ships Bamberg, Williams, and Coronalla, ( . 11r)
Mc(lear, New Orleans; 4th, Yorick, Soule, N York; ,th,
steamship Kangaroo, Jeffrey, do
Also old, no date, barques (Hobe, Cotton. Charleston;
Lady Raglan, (Br) Worden, Savannah.
At Loando, W coast of Africa, Aug 29, barques Hazard,
Goodriago from Boston; disg; Eastern Star, Voorhees,
for do Idg; Wm H Shaller, R nrd, from Salem via Am
brit, fin'tiongo Inver; brig Charlotte, LocknA, for Now
York, via Atari., abt Sept 25. Sailed 16th, barque
&mew, Marks, Salem, via. Ambrln and Congo River.
At Penang, Aug 19, ships Beaver. Smith, for Shan
ghee; Surptilsaltanlett, for do via Hong Kong.
At Batavia AugA 10, barque Rocket, Saunders, to load
for the II States.
At Calcutta Aug 22, Wirt Dashing Wave, Young, and
Peter Marcy, Thompson. for Boston, reloading; barques
Brothers, Crowell, for 'Boston, put back, having sus.
tattled damage by collision with a vessel; Wampanoag,
Colson, tine; and others as before.
At Madras, Aug 21, Behr Moses Taylor, Smith, for
Calcutta soon.
At Mee Islands May 23, barque Dragon, Dunn, lane.'
At Muscat Aug. 21, barque Guide, Very, for Salem,
21th.
At Aden Sept 12, barques Storm King, —, and Ar
thur Pickering, Cloutman, utio.
At Duel/Ire Aug. 13, ship /lamlet, Lecraw, from Cal
cutta May 12, ar July 13, Slug.
Genoa 28th nit, sld previous, barque Melite, Poileys,
Messing.
Paned Gibraltar 23.1u1t, barque Young Greek, 'tuna
phrey, from Malaga for Boston.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
Up to 12 °Wort Lalt Night.
GIRARD 110 TEL—Chestnut street, between Bth & 9tb
A E Smith, N Y °apt Dougherty, U S It 0
Al) Williams, Va Capt Hill, V 8 A
J IV Gilmore, Alias James Johnson, Cal
Ellwood Fisher, Wasbt'n Mrs Fisher, Washington
Mrs Aurand, Charleston E A Hopkins, N Y
J 11 Menlo,v N I 11 8 Anderson & Is, Beal
W R Dempster. N J J 8 Copley, Pittsburgh
T 8 Whiting, Minis Jos II Newell, Cla
V 0 Manning, Oa A Id Sailed° & Is, Reading
0 E Findley, N Y W If Underhill, N Y
ISt Denson, Belt C T Haigh, Fayetteville
G 0 Heigh, Fayetteville II Ell/Dudley, Bredyh Bend
8 Hall, Boston It 31 Regrow, Balt
J Ii Boorman, Chicago Dr P Trent, Va
T Harvey & la, N 0 W II Davis & is, N 0
Mee Spruill, N 0 A J De Rosset, jr N 0
E T Bacon, Boston John H Bacon. Boston
0 G Slivers, Ohio E a Moan, N C
Mrs 0 CI Mears, N 0 Miss Mears, N 0
E (1 Cheatham N Y D II Follett & la, Boston
Mrs I, Follett, Boston W E Treadwell, N Y
J . II Moore, Boston H V Sommerville, Bto
Amos Davis, N Y Burton H Davis, N Y
J Picard, Rochester J It Bates, New York
Jos Konigmecher, Ps James Evans, Lancaster
3lrs Spangler, Harrisburg Mien Spangler, Harrisburg
Miss Hamilton, Ilerrisb'g Ron Woe Donaldson, l's
Chas 1' Helfenstein, Pa Win Williams, Ps
E Pollard, Chicago Dr Thos Saunders & Ivi, In
Saml J Smith & la, N Y Woe Dietrich, Pa
Fernando 2 Boom, Cuba A Inglis & la, N J
0 F Pondexter, N Y Walter P Smith & In, N Y
I' M Bristoll & la, S C II B Campbell, N Y
A Woodruff, N Y Geo W Wylie, New Haven
1) II Sexton, Cleveland Dr P II Evans, Miss
1 M Arnold, N Y Alex Block, N Y
II A. Stephens, N Y A V ',Maims, Oincinnati 3 O
H 0 Jarrett, N Y T Passavant, N Y
Thos Botts, N V Henry Betts, England
Wm Lyne, England A Carter, Jr, N Y
.1 .1.1 Stanwood, Miss P E. Slollenlworck, Mobile
0 Rodenberg, N Y W D Culbertson, N Y
Mrs Edgar, NY II W Belden, Cuba
0 A Sillies, Cuba J IV Brannon, Loulsville
(1 A Phillips, Cairo, 11l W McCroskey, N Y
C Murdoch & da, N Y
MEROLIANTS' HOTEL, Fourth et , below Arch,
Beam._N Y ,TE*oodbrllgt:, Ohio
A J McKerikey, Pa Mrs Fagan, N'Y
Hon LQ 0 Ebner & la, N J Henry 8 Butler, N Y
Francis Kiernan, Pa John Hagan, Green co
St T Fletcher, Sid' I) L Fleming, Ltd
John A Flaherty & Is, Md DIV Moore, Clearfield
A3l Montgomery, lowa R B Petrikin, Huntingdon
Chas Erman, N J N Woodward,Philada
N J Rudesill, Lewistown R A Mifflin, N Washington
A T Lemons, Cubs Henry Williams, Cuba
Jas Fries, Clearfield Gee Thorn, Clearfield
Maurice Beans, St Paul It 9 Kenkins, Lancaster
8 0 Tueeey, Blair co Win Murray, Pa
Slt Kennedy, Pluleywille • W Chandler & la, Del
Mrs Bailey, Pittsburgh Mrs Moore, Plttabargh
W A Wallace, Pa A 13 Shaw, Pa
It K Burns, Plainfield I' SI Lowe, Pa
Don J 8 Yost, Pa Joe Patton, Pa
Joe WilAo/1, Fairfield, Pa A Marshall, Fairfield, Pa
J T Noocomer, Limestoner Miss 11, Deffenbachcr, Pa
J . Shultz, Pa A II Reynolds, Pa
IS A Altick, Lancaster Jno Levi, Pa
T 8 Stone, Worcester NUS Mr Gaylord, Plymouth
AMERICAN ROTEL—Chestnut street, above Fifth.
Capt Cone, Now Jersey A Ross, Virginia
W P Griffin & la, Miss Ada Griffin, Bid !
Miss G Woodward, Md And tinnier, Virginia
US Wharton Huntingdon II 8 Smith, Washington
Ji
Willis A s. Pittsburgh Thos Paul, Delaware
T C Hunter, Rhode Island Jam D Gilkeson, Virginia
Dr L Royer, Penne IV P Ragland, Virginia
Geo Duckett New Jersey T P Sharpe, New Jersey
D Branch, Ohio S S Goodwin, Illinois
W P Clements, Illinois E D Booth & In, Marietta
D Roth & la, Marietta It M Jones, Delaware
Sarni Silver Delaware J P Chandler, N Orleans
Jno Ii Harrison, N York C O Cummings, N York
Sand Arnold, Connecticut T B Heath, New York
Dr J 0 Bragg, Virginia
E Lemons, M Chunk Rev Jos Stevens, A lady,
M Thos Howell Jrsy Shore Jersey Shore, Pa
Jno HumesJersey Shore Robt Nu nns, N 'l7
P V D Lockwood, N Y
A Wethetheo, 010 0
JJ Edromon, Md
0 .1, Clerk, Conn
.6 . A Steele, Providence
NATIONAL HOTEL—Race street, above Third.
9 Gillespie, Ohio J lltunmel & la, Selin (Pre
Saml O Peters, Pa Slim Russel, Danville, Pa
J Loele Phvenixville, Pa Miss rd Cathcart, Wash,Pa
Weston' Dodson, Pa W 13 Reinhart, Lebanon
A 'Millet, Lehigh co, Pa G Weidman, Renville, Pa
N F Hallman, Pa L F Schmidt, Phila
J Kramer Allentown W R Hayden, Phila
011 Nhnson, Carbon co,Pa IV Brown, Tyrone city, Pa
Nll Creasy, Illk Creek, Pa 81. Frey, Easton. Pa
L J Evenger, Porry co, I.'a II Roper, Trappe. Pa
II Silvan, Reading, Pa John Siegel, Reading
St Ermontrout, Reading,Pa 11 Williams, Woodside, Pa
Miss I . McMurtre , WS 11 hart & la. Pa
MN Drake, Wilknbarre Fred 0 Epilog, Pottsville
0 Lauback, Danville, Pa Isaac Gould, Trenton, N J
Mrs Swartz, Wmaport, Pa G W Morgan, Pottsville
M W Meyer, Wrosport, Pa W Davis,Jr, Conaliohocken
A D Stewart, Orangeville E J bunt, York, Pa
W Lowell, Montour co J T James, Beading
S DMII er. IVllllanurport L Miller, Northampton co
Win II Iroffinan, Allentown It S Shriner, Allentown
E D Brown. Mifillnville J tl Thompson, Danville
A S Lane, Waahingtonville II S Heckman, Easton
M S Bowman, Clinton co Jacob Seidel, Danville
Itobt Moore, Danville Samuel Lyon, Danville
UNION 110 TEL—Arch street. above Third.
0 Goodrich, Bristol, Ct Bev (leo II Martin, Va
Rev P 9 Davis, Va Mr Wennor, Va
. .
II WaGerstein, Vs J Huber, Chambersburg
0 lit Hopewell, Ohio 8 C Huyett, Carlisle, Pa
A Hahn, Ohio Cyrus Hart, Johnstown
John Z Allison, Pa Wm D Smith, Pa
A J King, Ohio MA Blackburn, Darlington
D UcCialla, Ohio J M Gillett, Mercer, Pa
Isaac Gillett, Pine Grove 1.1 Dausman, Lewisburg, Pa
J 111 Jones, Ohio S It Donewitz, Ohio
Wm 8 Wycoff, N J Thu W Ladd, Ohl, Ohio
T W E Thornton, Pittsburgh P M Moro. Pittsburgh
J 8 Flick, Pittsburgh IF 0 Kramer. bid
A Peters, Laucaster B X lllair, ituntirigitou
Win liklauer, Chambersb'g J F Porter, Lycoming Cek
0 Dobson, Pottsville N Brans, Pottsville
C 8 Conklin, Mt Pleasant, N J
STATES UNlON—Market street. 'bore Sixth.
B F Clafigow, Calvin, Fa J Mune/ken, Calvin, Pa
II Jameson, Penna. J Leibey, East Berlin, Pa
John Bradley, Cambria Bernard MaElain, Penns
Derr, Bellefonte, Pa (1 Mcßride, Bellefonte, Pa
James McAyeal, Dentin IrPatterson, Pa
Miss L Barr, lloilidaysbg B Reynolds' Cecil co, Md
Matthew Force, Clearfield T hoe Force, Clearfield
Jacob F Kautz, Lancaster A L Clossln, Lancaster
Jacob L Kirk, Cheater co 8 Manor, Westmoreland co
Alex Blessing, York co IV Wright & la, Juniata co
Ilarvey Westmorel'd co
Was II Burg, York, Pa A B Spang, Loechburg, Pe
Jae Ocean, Purina Mrs J E Fox, Cheater co
Mica Fox, Chester county Jas McAyeal, Penua
J Warner, New York A II Chase, Lancaster
MADISON DOUSE—Second street, above Market. L
John Buckley, Phila. It K Stebbins, Ye
8 W Smith, Phila. II Q Prettyman, Del
Col J It Lukens, Kansas John II Turner, Kansas
Jonas Ilackenberry, Reading Low!, L Swartz, Reading
Wm Welsh N J Clark Mayberry - , Now York
Perry It Mitchell, New York Samuel It Knight, Pa
BLACK BEklt lIOTEL—ThIr,I street, above Callewhill
C School, Lebanon co, Pa 11 Bross, Lebanon co, I'a
L &book, Lebanon co, Pa A Blass, Snyder co. PA
D Moss, Snyder co Pa Miss Larch, Lebanon co
E Wetherholt, Welsenburic Joshua Johnson, Perkeom
Gee lirehorn, Perkeomenv'e enville
John W Whiter, Per 'vileFredk Itedemann, Exeter
Nathan Lando!, District D L Schneider, Barks co
Wm Thompson, Zionsville Aaron Thompson, Money
1' Illieseler, Orwigsburg W Herzog. District
W Mittel, Allentown Jacob It Hilt, Earlavillo
Jae Fitzgerald. Green Late loose G Snyder,Oreen Lano
Martin Fry, Zioneville tl Roads Southampton
J Schlottury, Porkeuman
BLACK KKAn INN—Fifth and Merchant.
J J Wright, Lancaster Jos Morris, Chester co
Thos II Linville, Lancaster Saud M Linn, St Thomas
W D Dickson, St Thomas Lorenz Beek, Cheater co
T L Richards, Berlin, 0 John Colton, Maryland
Dlt Minim!, Chester co John J Way, Del co. Pa
J W Creep, York co Dangly wife, Moorcsr
SII Stout, Pottstown, Pa Mies Scott, Altoona, Pa
Wee P Brown, Maryland D N Task, Maryland
T Moopes, Downingtown A Spencer, Maryland
TO IRON MANUFACTURERS AND
CAPITALISTS.
IHIETTER'S PATENT HORSE-SHOE MACHINE.
This valuable invention—being the best machine for
manufacturing Horao•ehoes over offered to the
can public—is now offered for sale on favorable, terms.
No objection would be had to putting it into a Joint
Stock Company, and stock taken for a largo part of the
purchase. ALVAN WILKINS,
oc2l-10t 22 WILLIAM Street, Now York.
PO SHOVEL AND HOE MANUFACTIT
REIL9.--SIIETTER,d IMPROVED UARDEN
HEE. Patented June, 1851. Tho right to manufac
ture under this Patent may ha secured 011 favorable
terms, on application to ALVAN WILKINS,
0c21.10t 24 WILLIAM Street, Now York.
GIRARD HOUSE, PHILADELPHIA.—
In accordance with the spirit of the times, and with
a grateful appreciation of the liberal pntronge they have
enjoyed from the travelling commun, the Proprietors
of the GIRARD HOUSE claim the privilege of being The
first in Philadelphia to respond to the universal demand
for retrenchment. board
and after MONDAY, 19th Onto.
bee, their price of board will be reduced from $2.60 to
$2. per diem.
0011-7 t PItE.E3I3URY, BYS.NB CO.
53p eclat Notttes;
Jackson,
JOD PRINTER,
DIEROIIANT STREET.
Checks, Notes, Drafts, Bills Lading, Bill Heads, Cir.
culars, Cards, and all other kinds of Job Printing, at
prices to suit the times. 0c17.11
Buffalo Robes.-100 Bnles Buffalo Robes
of the various qualities, just received from Minnesota.
Also a handsome assortment of Fancy Robes of our nun
manufacture, and for sale wholesale and retail by
OEO. F. WOblltATlf,
octl2-lnid 415 Arch Street.
Seamen's &Mug Fund Office 203 Walnut
street, one door west of second street. Deceives de
posits ho ruins of One Dollar and upwards, from all
ewes of the community, and allows Interest at the rate
of Iles per cent. per annum.
°Mee open daily, from 9 until 5 o'clock, and on Mon
day and Saturday until 9 in the evening. President
Prunktin Fell; Treasurer, Charles Ti. Morrie; Secre
tary, Jamea S. Pringle.
Bower's Infaut Cordial.--Thle Invaluable
Cordial la prepared from a variety of the meet choice and
of &remotion known in medicine, and Is the moot
perfect and reliable carminative extant for infants and
young children.
By Ito powerful influence a speedy cure Is effected in
all cases of Cholic, windy pains and spasms. Relieves
and mitigates much of children's suffering during denti
tion or teething, and by its soothing properties tran
gulliem. pains of the bowels, looseness, vomiting, An.
The kraut Cordial has become a standard remedy,
and has been used in thousands of cases with the most
abundant success. No family should be without it.
Prepared only by lIIINKT A. Bowen,
At hie Drug and Chemical Store,
N. E. corner of sixth and Green eta., Philadelphia.
To whom all orders insult be addredsed. And for dale
by Devgglets generally. an 1347
Saving Fund—rive Per Cent. Ittterest—Ns•
tionat Safety Trust Company, in WALNUT Street, KW th•
west corner of Than Street, PlllLArreurr/tA. Assets
Over Cu MILLION AND A MAL? OP DOLLARe, InTectetl
In EtBAL DIMS, MORTOAONS,CIROUND RENTS, and other
first class securities, as required by the charter. his
institution confines Its, business entirely to the reed.
'Ong of money on deposit.
The office le open every day from 9 o'clock in the
morning until 7 o'clock in the evening, and on Monday
and Thursday evenings until 9 o'clock.
illarnagto
On the ISth snstant. by fey. J. P. Mann, Mr. JOHN
L. BOHELL, Jr., or Heading, Pa., to Miss LOUISA O.
HESS, of Philadelphia.
On the 13,1 instant, at St. John's Parsonage.lool3 North
Fifth street, by Rev. O. Karsuer, Mr. SAMUEL A.
BRADSHAW to Miss MARY A. SAILOR, all of this
city.
On the 10th instant, by Rev. O. Knower, Mr. AL
FRED DELANY to Mint MARGARET AGNES DUN
CAN.
TBratbs
At Summit UM, en the 14th lustant, MARY HAMM
TON, eldest child of A. J and DI. T. Wlntersteen, in
the 6th year of her age. City papers please copy.
On the 18th instant, Mr. JOAN W BROWN, in the
40th year of his age.
On the 19th instant, MARY HAYS, aged 35 years.
On the 18th instant, Mrs. OATIIARIN I; KELLY, lu
the 26th year of her ago.
On Sunday, 18th Instant, GEORGE W. SMITH, aged
49 years.
Ou the 17th instaut, at Oroadtop city, MARTHA, the
beloved wife of Mr. William Oweu, late of Hereford
shire, }:ngland.
Er The Citizens of the Twelfth Ward, who
are favorable to the formation of an ASSOCIATION for
the Relief of the Poor during the approarhing Winter,
are requested to meet at the Heil of the United States
Hose Company, THIS EVENING, 21st Met , et eight
o'clock, to make such arrangements as may be deemed
necessary.
PETER ROVOUDT.
MAC Pit. SAUNDERS,
GEORGE
WM. Al. LEVICK,
11. AI. CRAWEI RD,
JOHN 0 JAMES,
0. SANTEE,
J. M. ItEBBLEIt.
JA.9. 8. 'WATSON,
PETER. HAN,
E BIcOALLA,
I. F. 11EL8TERLING,
(1110. K. ZEIGLER,
John 8. 11E188. (It•
EI:7 - Department of City Property•--Offlce
Second story Girard Bonk, north onto•
eIIILADIMPIIIA, Oct. 20th. 1857
NOTICE is hereby given to the public, that ,the Btnte
House Clock will bo stopped for a few days, in conse
quence of cleaning and repairs.
FASOIINti
Commissioner of Olty Property.
WY' otl ce—A ppeals.—Clty tiononlailon ra'
Office. PIIILIDeLpIIid, October 11, 1857.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the Commie
stoners will hear Appeals by all persons rated for State
and Municipal Tax, in the city of Philadelphia, for the
year ISIS, for the several wards of the said city, at their
office, No. 11 wont wing of the State !louse, (up stairs,)
on the following days, between the hours of 10 o'clock
A. it. and I o'clock P. M.
let and 23 Wards—On Monday, October 10th, 2857.
3d " 9th " " Tuesday, " 20th, "
6th 6th Wednesday, 2. lst, ' 6
7th 66 Bth " Thursday, " 22d, "
oth " 10th 66 "Friday, " 234, 6 6
11th 6 6 12th " " Monday, 61 26th, "
13th " 19th " " Tuesday, " 27th,
11th "10th " Woduesday," 28th, "
17th "18th " ''
Thursday, 20th, "
10th " 20th " " Friday, " 30th, "
21st " Zbl " " Monday, Nov. 2d,
234 " 24th " " Tuesday, " 3d, I'
The Assessors of such wards as have not been supplied
with Blank Notices of Appeals are hereby notified to
call at the Commissioners' °Rico and procure tho swum
GEORGE M. HILL,
JAMES M. LEDDY, City Commissioners.
JAMES LOGAN, 0c134tn03
/11FIE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
-IL entered Into a Copartnerahip, under Cm union of
II0011:8 & CO., for the manufacturing of Ml kinds of
fancy and common ;foal's, at No. 28 North WATER St.
A. Y. IiOLMES,
0. F. 8111IOVElt.
Oct. 20th, 1857
oc2l-2w
OCEAN SOAP MANUFACTORY
HOLMNS & CO., having purchased the above works
from Lebrecht Franks, aro prepared to receive orders
for all kinds of fancy and common Soap.. All orders
executed aith punctuality aol dopatch, at the very
lowest prices, for cash.
(TREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES.
` l 4-11 FURS selling off rogartilm of cod.
CHARLES 0/LIC.FORb ik SON,
Importing and inanufacturing Furriers. N 0.624 tiIiEST•
Nl.ll' St., Wow Soreath, wilt close their entiro clock
of Ladles' Furs, without regard to cost, oc2l-4t
HORSES TAKEN TO WINTER IN
iy MONTGOMERY COUNTY, eight and a bait lotion
from the eft/. Inquire at This Office. e2l-w f B-31
Eegol Notices.
TILE ORPHANS' COURT
for the City and County of Philadelphia.
Estate of WILLIAM IL DANIELS, deceased. Sur
prooceedine in partition.
To Gurion Daniels, John C. Daniels, Emily Pleb,
Gilbert W. Fish, Mirtette Darnel, Charles Barnes, Ben-
Jamin M. Daniels, Austin Daniels, Louisa Danlett, and
Deforest Daniels, and all other persons interested iu
the above estate.
NOTICE le hereby given that iu purnuanco of a writ
of partition issued from the Orphans' Court, of Phila.
dolphin county, in the abort" mate, on mquent will he
hold by the Sheriff, on the promisee, in said writ do
nerlhed, for the purpone of making a partition or value,
lion of the name, ou FRIDAY, the 30th day of Octo.
bar, A. D. 1867, at 10 o'clock A. of., when and whore
you may attond if you are proper,
GEO, BIEGEE, Sheriff,
Sheriff '0 Offico,Philada , Oct 20,1857, 0c21&27
ESTATE OF JAMES McGLONE, BE
CEASED.
Letters of Administration on the above estate have
been granted to the undersiguesl, to whom all persons
indebted to said decedent aro requested to make pays
ment.
PATRICK 11eGLONE, 1209 Chestnut street.
Or his Attorney,
DAVID WY:WTI:It, 130 South Sixth street
0014-140 r
TN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OP PHILADELPITIA.
Thomas Williamson, Trustee, ,k.o. vs. Robert Palmer.
Lever' Facies, March Term, 1857, No 653.
The President, Directors, & Co. of the Beek of Penn
sylvania vs. Robert Palmer and William Clayton, late
traoiny tta Palmer Clayton At Co. Yenditioni
March Term, 1857, No, 1033.
The Auditor appointed to distribute the money in
Court, raised under the above entitled proceedings, by
Sherllrs sale, of
No. 1. Messuage and lot aground on the west aide of
Delaware, second street between Pito and Union streets,
in the city of Philadelphia, containing in front 18 feet
and in depth 05 feet toe Five-tank alley; bounded north
ward by ground formerly of George Pitatrater, now of
the heirs of Charles Allen, and southward by ground of
Joseph Marshall.
No. 2. Lot of ground, with frame and brick tenements,
on the south side of Mary Street, between Front and
Second streets, in the bald city, beginning 183 feet from
Front street, containing in front 20 feet, and in depth 65
leet.
No 3. Lot of ground with the two throe-story brick melt
wages thereon, on The north side of Prime or Washing
ton street, in the said city, 01 feet westward from the
northwest corner of Delaware Fifth and Prime streets,
containing in front 24 foot, and In depth about 59 foot.
Subject to a yearly ground rent of forty-eight dollars.
attond to his duties upon MONDAY, the 28th day
of October, 120, at 4 o'clock I'. M., at his Oleo, No.
204 South FIFTH street, below Walnut, iu the said city,
when and where all persons interested are required to
make their olaitos, or be debarred from coming in upon
said funds.
0e12.10t ar.OllOE W. DIDDLE, Auditor.
JULIA A. CARR, BY HER NEXT
friend, ko., vs. QUARLES D. H. CARR—Dirotve—
common Pleits—No.l6, Sept. T., MC
Please take notice, that depositions of witnesses on
part of said libellant wilt be token before mu on
FRIDAY, October 23, 1827 1 at 4 o'clock P. 31., at the
Wilco of Henry O. Katz, hsq., No. 133 South PINTII
street, Philadelphia, when you can attend and cross.
eXamine If you think proper.
WILLIAM 1% SMALL, Examiner.
To emus D. 11. (Wm. oc7-15t*
33unIt Notices.
WILE PHILADELPHIA BANK.—PiuLA
I. la: UM A, October 6, I£l6l.—Tho annual meeting of
the Stockholders of this Bank will be held at the Bank
ing how., on Monday, the ninth day of November
next, at 12 o'clock M.
Tho annual election for Directors will be held at the
Banking house, on Monday, tho sixteenth day of No
vember next. D. D. OOMEOYS,
oct7•wf&mtNlG (Whirr.
NIANUFACTURERS' AND MECIIA
ILL NNW BANK.
rtiltdilllSLYlSll, Oat. 4, MT.
The annual meeting of the Stockholdern of thin Bank
will be hold at the Banking house, on Tuesday, Novem
ber 3, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
The annual election for thirteen Directors, to serve
the ensuing year, will bo held at the Banking Donne, on
Monday, November 10th, from 10 o'clock, A, lit., to 3
P, 01.
mwftnl6 M. W. WOODWARD, Cashier.
COMMERCIAL BANK OF PENNSYL
v MANIA, PHILADELPHIA., October 12, 1857.
The Annual Meeting of thu Stockboldera of thin Bank
will be hold at tho Nuking-House, on Tuceday, tho 34.1
day of Novembor next, at 12 o'clock M.
ool2•mwtef tnovl3
COMMERCIAL BANK OF PENNSYL
VANIA, PHILADELPHIA, October 12, 1857.
The Annual Election for Directoni of this Bank wil
be held at the Banklng.llouse, on Monday, the 16th do]
of November next, from 10 o'clock A. M., to 3 o'clocl
Y. Al.
octinnwAt tricrrH
S. 0. PULNUR, °folder
FARMERS' AND MECHANICS' BANK,
PulLaDaLPail, October Oth, 1857.
The annual election for Directors will be held at the
Banking House, on MONDAY, the 16th day of Nevem•
ber next, between the hours of 9 o'clock A. M., and 3
o'clock P. El.; and on TUESDAY, the 94 day of Novem
ber next, a General Meeting of 'filo Stockholders will be
Mild at the Banking llowi, at d o'clock P. M., agrees
bly to the abarter,
ocT•tnol6
E. M. LEWIS, Cashier
53aIca bn (Auction
M. T Z, " 1 1
3 ' 9 l' n B lll 4 l 4M N
UT FOURTH STRUT,
(Formerly Nos. 67 ami. )
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS L &e,
Publle Salea at the Philadelphia Exchange every
Tuesday Evening.
g Handbills of cacti property Issued separately, in
addition to elilch we publish on the Saturday previous
to each auto one thousand catalogues In pamphlet form,
giving full descriptions of all the property to be sold on
the following Tuesday.
117. FURNITURE BALES AT TILE AUCTION
STORE every Thursday morning.
RUAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE. SALE
ELT' We have a large amount of Real Estate at Pri
vate Sale, including every description of City and
Country property. Printed Lista may be had at the
Auction Store.
PRIVATE SALE REGISTER
Heal Estate entered on our Private Sale Re
gihter, are advertised 'occasionally in our Public Sale
Abstracts, (of which 1,000 copies are printed weekly 2)
free of charge.
TWELFTH FALL SALE, 27TH OCTOBES.
Will include the following—
FOUR VALUABLE MARKET STREET STORES.—
Four suludantlal four-story brick Atoms End dwellingB.
No. 1521,1519, 1517, and 1513 Market street, west of
Fifteenth street
MODERN DWELLING.
Neat modern throe-story Brick Dwelling, S. W. cor
ner of Twelfth and Citron streets, above Wallace street,
with a three-story brick dwelling on Citron street.
PEREMPTORY SALE—FOUR VALUABLE LOTS—
BRICK DWELLING, STABLE AND GRAVEL-BED
—FIRST WARD.
Valuable lot S E corner Jefferson avenue or Maya.-
mooring road and Noon) street, and Crosby street.
Large and valuable lot N E corner Jefferson avenue,
Moore street, and Williamson street.
Largo and valuable hit, with two-story brick dwelling
and frame stable, Moore street, adjoining the above,
and extending through to Williamson street.
Valuable lot and frame stable, Moore street, adjoining
the above. Pale of the whole absolute. Pall particu
lars In handbills and plan.
HANDSOME MODERN RESIDENCE.
Handsome resldenco with double back building, and
replote will alt modern conveniences, No. 1317 Spring
Garden street. This is a very desirable residence, and
in a beautiful neighborhood.
FACTOILY, STEAM ENGINE, &c,—Two and a half
story factory, steam engine, &c., Twenty-brat Ward,
fronting en Clearfield, Nenty.first street, and the Phila•
dolphin and Germantown railroad.
TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING.—Two-story brick
mesivage, B. E. corner Township Line road and Clear
field street, Twenty.flrst Ward.
VALUABLE LOT.—Valuable lot, N. E. corner Seven•
tenth street and Woodpecker Lane.
TWO 01110 K DWELLINGS.—Two throe-story brick
dwellings, Spring Garden street, east of William street.
PERaMPTORY BALE.—FIVE GROUND RENTS,
viz ! Two of 531.50 each, two of $22 50 each, and one
of $4O a year, secured on five throe-story brick dwellings
and lots, Spring Garden street, Owon street, and Biddle
street, east of William street, Fifteenth Ward.
Peremptory Bale—Estate late of Joseph Young, dec'd.
TWO THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLINGS.
Two three-story bdek. dwellings, Nos. 878 and 818
Apple street, between Fourth street and York alumni),
and Coates and Brown streets. Sale absolute.
. .
FOUR YEARLY GROUND RENTd. two of $34. and
two of $52 each, secured by a three-story brick dwell
ing.
TIIIRTEENTII FALL SALE, 3d NOVEMBER
Th 19 sale will Include
Orphans' Court Sale.
ESTATE OF IVILLIAM A. lIUDD. DEO,D.
THREE LARGE AND VALUABLE LOTS, AND TWO
BRICK DWELLINGS. SEVENTH &MET, PRIME
STREET, AND PASSYUNK ROAD.
Valuable lot, N W corner Prime and Seventh streets.
Valuable lot, fronting on Prime street, and on Pass
yunk road,
Valuable lot, Passyunk road.
Two three-story brick dwellings, Seventh street, west
side, north of Prime street They will be sold sepa
rately. See handbills and plan.
Also, by order of Orphans' Court.
ESTATE OF JOHN FITZWATER, DECI'D.
- •
OVER SIX ACRES OF GROUND WITII VALUABLE
STEAM SAW-MILL AND MACHINERY, LARGE
MANSION, THREE. FRAME DWELLINGS, LARGE
WHARF, WITII A FRONT OF FOUR HUNDRED
FEET ON THE RIVER DELAWARE AT TA.
•
CONY, TWENTY-THIRD WARD.
Elmo Estato—THREILSTORY HEIGH DWELLING
Three-story brick dwelling, No. M 3 North Yifth above
Noble street.
Same Estate—TWO I.IItICK DWELLINGS.
Also, Two brick dwellings, Union and Hanover streets,
above Prince street, Kensington.
Executor's Sale—Late Residence or Amelia Smith,
ELEGANT MANSION, BURLINGTON, N. J.—Also,
by order of Executor, to close an estate, the valuable
residence No. 13 Main street, Burlington, N. J., replete
with modern improvements and conveniences,
SS) feet
front, the lot 010 feet deep to Wood street, the garden
improved with finest fruit trees, &e.
handsome residence. Wood street,Burlington,
recently occupied by Mr. William Clialoner, and a lot
adjoining, GOhy7G6 feet. frr Full particulars In hand.
'
NEAT 'WELLING, TWENTIETH STREET—Three
story brick crelting. No. 20"..., North Twentieth street
between Wood Awl Vine streets.
LOT, TWENTY-FOURTH WARD—A triangular lot,
fronting on Park street. and the West Philadelphi
Railroad, Twenty-fourth Ward, ((ate West Philadel
phia.)
FOURTEENTH FALL BALE-10TH NOVEMBER
SALE AT TILE AUCTION STORE TOMORROW
OEM
CARD.—The attention of ladies, houtiekeepera, and
others, is requested to cur sale at the Auction Store,
to-morrow morning, comprising over 800 lots of supe
rior furniture, fine micron, piano-fortes, handsome
Brussels, Saxony, Ingrain and Venitian carpets, china
and glassware, beds, bedding, plated ware, book-cases,
Jac , forming a very attractive sale.
Catalogues now ready, and the articles arranged for
examination.
Sale Nos. 139 and 141 South Fourth Street.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, ROSEWOOD PIANO
FORTE. PRENCII PLATE 31Init0119, TAPESTRY
CARPETS, &e.
011 Thursday Morning,
At 9 o'clock, at the Auction Store, an extensive assort•
meet of excellent second-hand furniture, rosewood
pieno•forte, French plate mirrors, tapestry carpets, &c.,
from families declining housekeeping.
SALE OR A PRIVATE COLLECTION OP IHROEL
, LANEOLTs. BOOKS, AND CHOICE LONDON EN
GRAVINUS.
On Thursday livening,
October 22d, at tho Auction Store, a collection of
valuable miscellaneous books from a library; also,
choice and beautiful Loudon engravings, comprising a
variety of pleasing and luteresting subjects. Nor par•
Oculars see catalogues.
PEREMPTORY SALE ON THE P REMISES-ELE
()ANT RESIDENCE AND FURNIT URE, WALNUT
STREET.
On Tuesday Morning,
27th October, at 10 without reserve. on the
premises, the olegant Drown Stone residence, No. 1404
Walnut street, south aide, third houso west of Broad
street, built for the use of the late owner and occu
pant In a superior manner, and finished throughout
In elegant style, with every modern improvement and
convenience. Particulars to handbills.
. .
ELEGANT FURNlTURE.—lmmediately after the
sale of the hougo will be gold the elegant furniture.
°lira largo mirrors, splendid curtains and chandeliers,
plum-forte, dec.
Sate at No, 3519 Spruce street
HANDSOME RESIDENCE AND FURNITURE
On 11 ednesday morning next,
28th lost., at 10 o'clock, on the pretniaell o the hall:I
-SOM modern fonr•etory brick residence, with three
story bsek buildings, No. 1919 Spruce atreet, writ of
Nineteenth street, replete with all modern improve
ments and conveniences. $5,000 may tomato on mort
gage. . . . .
bUPERIOII. FURNITURE. TAPESTRY CARPETS,
GAS FIXTURES, &c.
Immediately after the sale of the house ' the superior
household turnlturo, all made to order by Moore &
Campion, and been but little used.
Er Particulars In handbills and catalogues
SVOLBERT & SCOTT, AUCTIONEERS,
T 431 CHESTNUT Street, opposite the Custom
House. between Fourth and Fitth tHreoto.
NOTICE —We invite the early and particular atten
tion of the trade, and all dealers, to the extensive as
sortment of staple and fancy fall and winter goods, to
be sold at our store this day, commencing at 10 o'clock
precisely. Included will be found—
150 lots furs in sets, for ladies' and gents' wear.
Also, 2500 dozen superior Germantown knit goods.
Also, lambs wool and merino shirts and &Astor,.
Also, 105 dozen French patent woven eorsets
Also, French and Scotch embroideries, linen banner.
chiefs, &e.
lso, a line elegant quality white goods, linen
dritts, dte.
Also, a lino ladies' fashionable cloth cloaks, Sc.
Also, Poult do Sole bonnet and trimming ribbons.
Also, 15 eases ladies' fashionable silk bonnets.
Also, 50 cartons French arlificials, ostrich tips,
Also, best silver plated scare, tea sets and castors.
Also, an invoice or gold Jewelry.
ffAlso, furniture, looking-glasses, mattresses, counting.
house desks, carpets, Sc , to be sold by enter of admin.
istratrix The whole comprising a most desirable a
riety of goods, suited t' present 1411.1 approaching sales,
are new arranged for examination with catalogues, and
are to be sold without resorro.
E XTENBI VI.: SALE OF fi ER31.1 ri TOWN KNIT
GOODS.
Thly Munalog,
214 t hot , commencing, at 10 o'clock precisely, we
will sell to close an account,
2:00 DOZEN OERNIANTOWN KNIT (100133, OF A
InIMMEEEM
. _
Consisting of 1000 dozen gents' .woolen cravats, In
scarlet, whate and fancy colors.
Also, 100 delcn ribbed scarfs.
Also, 100 do ladies' wool habits.
Aloe, lts) do ladles' wool talnias.
Also, 500 do ladies' newest style opera hoods.
Also, (0 do misses wool hoods.
Also, 250 do wool hosiery, men's, women's, boys'
and misses.
Also, 100 do wen's lamb wool awl merino shirt
and drawers.
Also, glover, mittr, pelerinos, shawls, victorines.
S LI: OF FAEILIIONABLE FURS.
Included in this morning's sale xiil be found an in
voice of furs for ladies' and gent's wear, comprising
victorlues, capes, muffs, boas, pclerines, Ulnas, cuffs,
Ac.
Also, one tiger sleigh robe.
FURNITURE, Ac
Also, will be included au assortment of furniture,
lookiug-glassos, insttrerses, A e., belonging to the Es
tate of John Guy, deceased, to be sold by order of the
MI MI tilstratrix
I:mlmol:it:itmg, MILLINERY (100DS, Ac.
Also, in this morning's auto hill be found, a largo and
elegant assortment of choice French and Scotch em
broideries stud millinery• geode, bonnet and triutudug
ribbons, A c.,
CLOAKS, TAI.MAS, 3IANTILLAS, AND BASQUES.
Also. a lino of newest Paris style cloth, silk, and
Petersham cloaks, talents, mantillas, basques, Ac.
NOTICE —.Samples of the whole will be arranged for
examination early on 'morning of µSI, when the trade
and purchasers genet ally will had It their interest to at
tend.
TAMES A. FREEMAN, AUCTIONEER,
ur NO. 422 WALNUT STREET, above FOURTH.
CARD—SALE O 1 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE—TUES.
Wu beg leave to Inform the public that we hold
our regular weekly oaks of Furniture every Tuesdsy, at
our SPACIOUS SALES ROOM, NO. lad WALNUT
STREET, where e‘ery possible attention is given to ob
tain the highest prices for the goods of thole who may
favor no with emod„ , urnents. Families having portions of
their furniture to dinpose of, or those declining bongo
keeping and not winking sales at their own dwellings,
can have their furniture CAREFULLY REMOVED TO
OUR SALES ROOM, WHERE THEY WILL REALIZE
BETTER PRICES FOR THEIR FURNITURE MIN
THEY OAN OBTAIN FROM ANT OF THE FURNI
TURE DEALERS OR ANY OTHER AUCTION STORE
IN THE CITY.
Persons favoring us with consignments can rest
assured that their property will not bo sacrificed.
COMIIIISSIMIS more moderate thou those charged
by ally other Auction house In the city.
Corisigninents respectfully solicited.
ur 13alee paid humediately after The geode are sold.
MEMO
IWr "' A threo•ntory Brick Dwelling, with two-story
brick back building. 195 North Ninth street, above
Wood street. Rent f4OO per annum. Apply at tan Auc
Von Slur°
A firat•clase Printing Wilco, with a good run of bee'.
fo ur printing pressen, two Ruggles and one Adams.
Typo and ever 3 thing uoceiniary fur the buidnose. Apply
at tho Auction Store.
JOHN BAYLIS, AUCTIONEER—No. 32,t1
ARCII Street, between Third and Fourth Streets.
BALES MEWL EVENING, at 7 o'clock.,
Of Boots, Shoo,, Hardware, Cutlery, Watehea, Jew
elry, Ilostery, Tronks, Fancy Goods Notions.
N. 1 3 , —.0ut-door sales attended to All goods aold at
the Anotion noun 'picked.
r ADVERTISEMENT BY AN AUC
TIONEER of n PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE,
to the Bulletin Building, bus no connection with our
enhiblhibtueut.
ocl3 If 140LATIOULAN BROTHERS.
gales bp randion
IUoSES NA TEL AN S, AUCTIONEER
.151 AND C031511.F010N 3LERCUANT, S. S, corner
SIXTH and RACE Street'
AT PRIVATE SALE—fluid and silver patent lever,
Lepine, English, Swiss, and French watches, jewelry,
of every description, musical instruments, Ac.,
AT PRIVATE BALl;—Arranged on second floor,
household furniture, of every description. beds, mat
tresses, carpeting, looking glasses, fancy articles, ho.,
Ac., Ao.
Out-door sales attended to personally by the Auction
eer. Charges very low. Consignments of furniture,
clothing, jewelry, Ao., Ac, solicited.
NATHAN'S PRINCIPAL LOAN OFFICE,
S. E. Corner of Sixth and Race Streets,
Where money will be loaned on gold and silver plate
Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds, Clothing, Dry Good.,
Groceries, Segars, Hardware, Cutlery, Furniture, Bed
ding, Horses, Vehicle,, Harness, Stocks, and on all ar
ticles of value for any length of time agreed on, on more
satisfactory and liberal terms than at any other es tab
lishment sell M. NATEIANS,
NATHAN'S great sale of FORFEITED GOODS will
take place in a few days. Due notice will be given.
WEBB'S great WO of forfeited Watches, JZwillry,
Guns, Pistols, lanalcal Instruments, die., will take p lace shortly. Duo notice will be siren.
WEBB'S great sale of Dry Goods, Clothing, Bedding,
dr 0., being forfeited collateral., will take place shortly.
Due notice will be given.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF FURNITURE, MIRRORS,
BEDS, AIATTRESSES, Ac. Ac.
This Morning.
October 21st, at 10 o'clock, in second-story rooms,
S. E. corner of Sixth and Race streets, entrance from
Race street.
TO PAY ADVANCES,
Consisting in part of oval and square French plate mir
rors, in rich gilt frames; mahogany and walnut frame
looking glasses; bedsteads of every description; walnut
tribe; cradles; bureaus. ' card tables; marble top tables;
sofas; bongos; plush divans and chairs; spring Seat
parlor chairs; cane sent rocking chairs; staffed rocking
chairs; windsor chairs and setteesi cherry tables; mat
tresses; Costlier beds; marble top sideboards; and nume
rous other articles. Tho whole will be sold without
reserve, to pay advances. Also, a quantity of second
hand furniture. Outdoor sales tolicited, either at
private dwellings, 'stores or elsewhere, Charges low.
Consignments of second band and new furniture, and
goods of every description solicited. Liberal cash ad
vance§ made
At private sale, a superior furniture wagon, nearly
new, will he eat low.
FURNITURE AT PRIVATE BALE.
Furniture of every description arranged in upper
rooms at private eale, at unusually low prices.
SA2SUEL NATRANS, AUCTIONEER,
and MONEY LOAN OFFICE, No. 112 South
TUIBD Street, below 'Walnut, opposite Pear it., only
eight doors below the Exchange.
Roars of business from T n'claink, A. M., until 10
o'clock in the evening.
Out-door salmi, and seise at the Auction Muse, at
tended upon the most satisfactory terms.
CAPITAL $200,000.
Establishvallor the inst Thirty Years.
Advanced made from one dollar to thousands on Ole
monde, Silver Plate, Machu, Jewelry, hardware, her
cbandise, Clothing, Furniture, Bedding, Cigars, Musical
Instrumente, Gunn, horses, Carriages, and Goods of
every description.
AU goods can remain any length of time agreed
upon.
All Advances horn one hundred dollars and upwards
will be charged. 2 per sent, per month; bSM! and over,
the lowest market rate.
This Store House having a depth of 120 feet, has large
fire and thiot-proot vaults in store all valuables, and pre.
vete eratclunen for the premises ; also, a heavy into.
ranee effected for the benefit of all persons having goods
advanced upon.,
N. 11.—On account of having an unlimited capital,
this alias is prepared to make advances on more satin.
factory and accommodating terms than any other in
this city.
Money advanced to the poor, in emelt amount., with
out any charge.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
Gold Patent Lever and other Watohee, Jewelry, and
Clothing Will be aold at reduced Prices. anl•ly
GEORGE W. SMITH, AUCTIONEER
N. E. comer of BARRON and SOUTH etreeia
above Second.
EVENING SALES.
SALES ViritßY SATURDAY EVENING,
At TX o'clock, at the Auction Store, of Hardware, Oat
lery, nousekeeping Arttatee, Olothtag, Watches, Jewel.
ry, Walley Articles, AC.
etinratiottal
ELECT FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL
►►77 for SMALL BOYS, st CLAYSIONY, Be!Aware, di,
tent one bon's ride from this dip, Number limited
to ten
Vor a solid, refined, and Christian education, under
high social advantages, it presents an opportunity sel
dom offered.
TERMS—S3OO per annum, payable semi-annually in
advance ; no extra charges.
The Winter Terns openc on the FIRST 310NDIY IN
NOVEMBER. A few vacancies at present.
For further particulars, address
REV. JOINS D. CLE3fSON, D. D.,
0e19.m w &Caw OLAYIIONT. Delaware.
CRITTENDEN's PHILADELPHIA. COM
MERCIAL COLLEGE, 8. B. corner of SEVENTH
and CHESTNUT Streets, Second and Third Stories.
BOOK-KEEPING. PENMANSHIP, every style.
COMMERCIAL LAWS AND FORMS.
COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS.
LECTCRES,
Each Student has indiridual inatraction from compe
tent and attentive Teachers, under the immediate
supervision of the Principal.
One of the Best Penmen in the Country ban charge of
the Writing Department.
Please call and fee Ppeelniena and get a Catalogue of
Terms, &o. ocS-y
PROFESSOR SAUNDERS' INSTITUTE,
I. WEST PIIILADELPEUA.
No Seminary whatever is more Eke • private family.
The course of study Is extensive and thorough. Pro
fessor Saunders will receive a few more mile ander
fourteen yowl of age into his family. Enquire, of
Mews. J. 8. 811rer and Mathew Newkirk, or Col. J. W.
Forney, Editor of title Paper, whale eons or welds are
now members of hit family. lept.l4-I.f
SPRING GARDEN ACADEMY FOR
YOUNG MEN AND BOYS N. E. corner EIGHTH
and BUTTONWOOD' erects. Professors of the highest
qualifications employed. Catalogues containing full
partionlan nuns, testimonials, &a., can be
ban on appUnatiou.
V. DONIXAYY LANG, YrinolPal•
I.IIALL OF ST. .JAMES THE LESS,
11. PHILADELPHIA.
A SLIMY BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
MT B. R. 811TEZR, RECTOR.
The Annual Session will begin on TUESDAY, Sep
tember 1.
Circulars may be obtained at the Book Store of 11.
HOOKER, 8. W. corner EIGHTH and CHESTNUT, or
of the Realm., Post Office, Falls of Schuylkill, Phila
delphia. anl7-8m
NOTHING SO NEEDFUL TO ENABLE
persons, male and female, to gain a share or this
world's goods sad comforts as a
BUBIN.MB RDUOATLON
LEIDY BROTHERS' BUSINESS ACADEMY,
Nos. IN and 150 SIXTH Street, clear RACE,
will ea-open on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Ist, for fall
and winter Studies, embracing a knowledge of
WRITING, .1500X-KEERING AND ARITHMETIC
by liMplitled methods, in a short time
THE LEIDY'S take pleasure in !laying, that during
the put year a large number of persons soluireli a
BUSINESS EDUCATION, enabling many to secure pro
fitable situatious, and others to prosecute their business
operation. successfully.
attorneps at dam
T HOMAS F. GOODE
ATTORNEY A T LAW,
Boydton, Afrohlenburg County, Va ,
Attends to professional business in tho Courts of Mach
lenburg, Lunenburg, Halifax, and Charlotte comities.
REFORO TO
Bhapleigh iScntle, Philadelphia.
Baptist & White, New York.
Lanier, Bro., & Co., Baltimore.
Smyth, Stone, & Banks, Peteriburg, Va
Adis & Gray, Richmond, Va. foc2Likker-tlin
CHARLES D. EMERY, ATTORNEY AT
LAW, Willianaiport,Lycorning county. Pa 'soli pay
particular attention to Securing and Collecting clams,
Lycoruing and adjoining counties.
ItYPEX6 TO
HMI J. 0. AnoS, Supremo litinch, Philadelphia.
David Jayne & eon, Phila. Norcross & Sheetr, Phila
Anspach, Reed & Co., Shantz & Co ,
LEWIS &WELL S, ATTORNEY AT
LAW, N 0.2 AIRY STREET, NORRISTOWN, Co ,
will attend with punctuality, and to the bent et his
abWty, to all buninend entrant.' to his care. rici.3.ll
J. J. Mont.] (W. B KOONTS
MICHEL Atro K 0 O m
ATTORNEYS
AT LAW,
No. 28 Cornp Street, New Orhans.
88888 NOSS IS fIiILADELPULL :
Caleb Cope &Co 183 Market etreet.
Smith, Murphy A Co , 97 Market street.
Win. 11. Brown &Co , 108 Market street fau27-9m*
DANIEL DOUGHERTY, ATTORNEY
AT LAW Southeast Corner of EIMITII and
OUST Strente, philadolphla
31
YER STRO USE, ATTORNEY AT
LAW, OENTRX street,Pottavil:e, P. ....If
e3oobr,
L J. LEVY & CO.
Mors this day trmlo et
FURTHER REDUCTION
is ilia PRICES or THEIR
STOCK GENERALLY.
oel4-3t No 4,20 CHESTNUT STET:ET.
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS,
AND KNITTING ZEPHYRS
• NEW GOODS OPENED DAILY,
J. G. MAXWELL fr. SON.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STORES,
10i16 CHESTNUT Street, four doors below Eleventh
And 319 S. SECOND St , below Spruce.
FACTURIES.—Nos 95 and 97 GEORGE St , below
Tenth, and SECOND Street, neer Union.
Onicre made at a few hours' notice. ate.o 4ulif
JOHN B. STRYKER, Ju.,
Whole.lo Dealer In
AUCTION DRY GOODS.
N 0.12 DANK Street, PhllAlelphi , t. octl-2m
WANTED TO IiENT.-A CONVENI
ent with Garden, :cc within one hour
of the Exchange. Aildre.is PitullPT," Blood e Pe
spat cti. nen 3t.".
WANTED, FOR THE UNITED STATES
CAVALRY—AbIe-bodied, unmarried moo, to
whom will be given goal pay, board, clothing, and
medical attendance Pay from 112 to st 2 per month.
No man having a wife or child will be accepted. Apply
for MOUNTED SERVICE, at No. 811 MARKET street
above Eighth, north aide
IVELLIAM B. ROYALL,
lst Mont. 2d Regt of Cavalry,
act s.lm* Recruiting Officer.
- IVANTED.—A FE Vir AGENTS, EITHER
Y V /dale or Female see wanted to sell a new stet
Tory popular book, Jun Issued, entitled " The Brooked
Elm; or, Life by the Wayside." Four editions have
already been exhausted In Boston and the New England
States. Agents are wanted to Canvass the 3luttle,
Southern, and Western Slates. Some now engage,'
make from % told?. per day. Address. by totter. Book
Agent, 17 State street, Boston i or call personally at
same place.
for Eialc
FOR SALE—Or in exchango for Stocks.—
A handsome modern residence, So. 820 North.
VINTH Street, above Brown street, west elde. Lot 28
by 115 feet—.ride yard. Apply on the premiere 0c17.2n.
political
FOR SHERIFF,
EDWARD T. MOTT,
TWELFTH WARD
same., to Dr/tool:me itcmss, cvl4-2,T14
FAIR FOR THE SALE OF USEFUL
1 . And Fancy article'', for the benedt of ST. Flt
CIS X CHURCH, Fairmount, end the Bret Fair they
hare had for sixteen year., will open at JAYNE'S
HALL, cornet of SEVENTH and CHESTNUT Ste . on
MONDAY, Oct 19th, 1E157. m e-4tit
L I"
GUM DROPS, MOSS, AND
Mallow Pastes of a superior quality manufactured
by b. (t. WHITMAN co., ma South SECOND Vtreet,
Druggist" and store-kecpers please call and gee them.
( ..Nnittstlntnts
A
MERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
E. A. ,5.A1t..1.1,111. -On Le...,
POSITIVELY LAST NIOUT BUT TWO OP 'ME
ITALIAN OPEIt.I
THIS (Weinesday) EVENING. ectol '21.12,57,
Will bctpret.ted Doniz.cti's Op,rs. tutale,l
Luca, q- 7 - Zor.tl Eamon
Edgard° Bngnall.
Ashton .14uur
Raimondo Collett,
.31itX Uhli:tiTZEIC, Articled' Dirdctilr and Cor Aludtor
Paws OP AD . /18910X :—Parquatte, pre. Cucle, and
Balcony, $1; Family Circle t conta; Amphitheatre,
25 cent,
ta•The Box °dice of tha Academy is open from 9 A
M to SP. 51., for the Securing of Reserved Rests stud
Boxes, without extra charge.
Trea.surer Mr. T. McNaos.
The Oprs will commence st S I recisely.
Irl'Cazziages 14..11 act down heads :.oath, and t,ke up
heads North
AVHEATLEY'a ARCH ST. THEATRE.
Y —Sole Lessee W. WHEATLF.Y.
SCILZ or Pawas.—Orcheelsa Salle. 50 recta; Dccoe
Circle (no ettri charge for Secuted. 'Seat.‘l. 50tent i ;
Faaiily Circle and Amphitheatre, 25 cents; iF-eats in Sri -
rate liezeo, 75 cents; Whole Private Eels, .$3; Gallery,
13 tents; Gallery for Colored Persons, 21 cents;
Tate Bob in Gallery for Colored Persons. w teat,
Cob Office open from 10 A. 31. until 3 P. IL Doors
open at quarter before 7, performance to C.41.1.raen.,
quarter past I.
J. 31. IL 'WHITTON Treagure,
TIIIS (Wedneelay) EVENING, October 31. 13.7,
Will be presented, by the great Rae Company, the
celebrated Trific Play, written by Judge Conrel,
entitled
Jack Cade, Mr. Davenport; Lord CI uffurd, fir. Tanro
hlll Mrs. Rowers; Kate Wortty,
Taylor. To conclude with the elegant comeditts of the
U&NDSOME. I.l.Calea.N. D.
Mr. Wyndham. Mr. J. S. Clarke; Ileury Farb:heel,
Mr. Dolman; Mrs'. 'Wyndham. Mesa Lmms i'sylor.
WA ... LN • 31, 13T E S A TR m EET
John
Sefton. Prices.—Dress
Circle and Par, ette. 50
cents; Upper Circle, 25 cents; Private Box and Orrt.eor'a
Beats, 75 cents. Lox Otbre open from P o'clock
to 3 P. 51. Deem open at t.,N o'clock; performance to
commence at 7.
THE DISTINGUISII9 PEPSOIIIIIIII.3 iu. AND
• .
MRS. WALLER. •
TIM (Wednesday) 0, Oc tober
Will be presented the popular play of the
LADY OF LYONS.
Claude 31elnotte. Mr. Waller; Glaris, Mr. Shcwell,
Col. Dams?, Mr. dißecket; Beauseaut. Mr. Young.
Deschapelles, Mr. Boswell; Pauline. Mrs. Haller. T.
conclude with the laughable farce.called
TO OBLIGE BENSON
Mr. Benson, Mr..lol3N:ket - , Mrs. Denson, Miss Pr:ea
NATIONAL THEATRE, WALNUT ST.,
IA near Eighth.
ADmlssus—Drest Circle and Parquet. 23; rami'y
Circle, 25 cents; Secured Seats, 27).1. cents; Seats In
Private Box. 50 cents; Orchestra Chaim 50 condi.
Doors open at 7. 'Po commence at 7S o'clock.
Box Office open from 15 to 4 o'clocs, 'when seats can
be secured
THIS (Wednesday) EVENING. October
Will be presented 5 E. Itarris' world-renowned
tNCLE Tow 3 cAsrs.
Linde Tore, ((the great original.) Mr. 3. E. Fla.-tit;
St. Clair, Mr. IL B. Rowland; Pl:Wiese Eletch,r,
S. Brown; Topsy, 'with songs. Rose Cline ; The Gentle
ETA, Little Mary; Harry, Little Ili
SANFORD's OPERA. HOUSE—
ELEVENTH Street, above Chestnut,
Doors open at 7 o'clock—to commanea qcarter before
Admittance 25 cents.
Ethlopiln Life Illastrated iy Sanford'a Troupe of
Stars—Near Dances by the Sanford Children.
To conclude With
A LArGILABLE AYTEE.PIF-CE
THOMEUF' 3 VARIETIES,
PISTIL and CHESTNUT Streets, I X L
MUSICAL AND TERPSICHOREAN SIELANGE
NIGHTLY,
Which will he found superior le Went, rmpectaMlity,
and accommodation.
Commence at 73‘. Admission, 1 cents.
Er For further information, ace PaLlic Led
deity.
T. B. THOMEri,
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