The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, October 23, 1857, Image 3

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    Sitierintittr:
- Buriausr,rnis, October 22, 1. T.
In our keteerkropyesterdity upon',the Sett Mum:
, queues okthe want of nnityend comaft of ackielf pre
- Walling auiting'our - Itinintore And that , we bee. been
athrieWhaknoliunderatOed. - PUr' coarse, from the eery
.94rtnme*ernent of the BOMA , Season of distrees, words
•.;,, abundant evidence of the fact that we are by no means
the tulvocate-of,vhileene,nor Indisposed to award credit
to Suell ' Or tfiejnliNig:iotititiODl of our city, or
'„ where, 140flIkirfl toinliested,s, dispoeitioe to foal their
obligations to the people, and to lend those accomModa
tious,m, commerce which aro assigned as reasons for
_their Oreittion.
- We have Withstood the urgent demands of heats of
our ',Miff frailest friend,' Miring the present time of
tfoitidel-we hi eve fortartni, to visit neon the banking
`' - ,eyete'm Mitt meisere ;of Condeinnetlen-whielt it hal me
,rlted, Cud We have steal by, consenting , to the passage
:of slew relieving the banks from the penalty they had
'iuktlY incurred, in the hope that, with the Consequences
, ; _of 'their fplly among their eyes, in the distress 9f all
sl classes; and callings before us, they would be found to
coins forward seelonsly to do all in their power to aid
• the' emhairaseed, and to enable the clogged wheels of
„coma - Mee to resume their motion It is with: no little
, regret that we and ourselves disappointed; and that re
gnittuieunies a deeper - shade when we find these of
!,thebinis wh i n are disposed to do their duty to the'com
,lmonitydriven to the wall by others, who refuge their
co-operation.
Avery limited number of our banks have ovineed a
disposition to come forward and meet the ,requirements
."of the community. Their action has been attended
with the folioiving results: By extending their;
:conote; they, ofeouree, beceme.le a day or tin:. debtors
'to the Other "Make, whose illiberality determined them
refuse.the- aid required by a suffering tomorincty.
- :The balancee - due were 'at once' required to be paid in
' diseonetett bilis receivable, with`the endorsement or
guaranty of , the debtor bank. By this, means; the
banks who to discount are strengthening them
, *diva, etchariging the bills they bold, ea they fall due,
foebther billy with the guaranty of the beet banke,equi
valent., te• sieele•fende. their persistence in such a
course at to thus Indicated,will, of necessity, force the
only remaining inetitotions who have the disposition to
' helpnurMettoilia, to abandon the'good work, that they
reel Nate thew own existence, so that among them all
, • therewill be found little of either cid or comfort.
One• of our' correepindents suggests that the imme
diate pub - Bentley ot a weekly statement aliould be called
by the pram generally, that the people might see
„which of, the .banks were- discounting, and Which Were
contracting. - '-Bat, under,thelrireient viriangetne e t,i'
weekly, stateinent'wouldbe a debialoi, for thil:Siatileeil
thin , paid, the,terte:fide 'dleCountera Would kb at
once entered by the other banks as ionati and the reel
- nature of their operationtibe smothered up,
We are loth to publish what may be deemed Mead
-vtintageoes: even of these loatitutioes who thus Mess
, a burdened cproinunity on to destruction ; but the tale
told at the daily clearing cannot be kept so' secret that
the course of each institution may not be traced but,
and wo would berecreant to the mercantile interests of
the city if we falledio expose a continuance of thls'eel
fish and cruel policy.
It is an unaccountable thing that eschangeigainetthe
South end Weal should be at are 'to seven per met,
- while iL le in the West and South that the'niefuts of pay
ment for our indebtedness are found. If right had free
course, the balance would be largely the other way.
The eountrylooki to the banks of the Rant, generally,
for ald 7 but they are in the position of Dante Trot of the
nursery rhymes, whose pig would not go through the
bars; they' will not let down the bare, !Mr.
ever. We do not ask oar Testers banks to trust
all the mushroon coneerns engaged in' banking
througlioutthe eount4, but we do expect them to ar
negate receive theeliculution of responsible banks in
Xlie South and Vest, if only for a short, time, at par.
Thin they could afford to do, while - the actual balance
of exchange is as above stated. "
If the, banks of:the eastern cities 'would agree to re
ceive the mites of the
designated institutions in the
Southwest at par for six Menthe, .produce would be
"shipped, bills of exchange drawn against circulation
mailed terniest them' the western 'debtors would io
those who owed the banks; they would pay the
banks, and general liquidation speedily set 'nil all
.to rights again. The expedient is most Maple. at
could not possibly cost" the banks one-tenth part
of whet they wilt otherwise' inevitably loon by
suspended paper, failed for want of the funds locked
up In the interior, while the commerce of the
country' would' speedily now on in Its aceustouied
channel.. Our' egislature made a move in the right
direction' in 'ordering that the notes of our own State
banks Montalto ,received at - par. Will not our banks
take thelnitiltiii , in voluntarily' extending this ar-
rangemect to the notes of such of, the western banks. as
are known to be in an undoubted volition? ' "
- An opportunity Would thus be afforded 'us to regain
the 'commercial advantages our city,hei teat by leading
thiway In ausperUban, end we would be largely the gain.
ere in the end. Cincinnati bee more true commercial en
terprise and foresight thin almost any othei city - on the
continent, and her people bare already seized upon the
means' we - have above suggested as mother stepping
stone to the prosperity they so well deserve. - Potter
day's Cincinnati Gazette says " The leading bankitig
houses hero are now 'receiving taper the notes of the
Kentucky, Tennessee, Ohio, Louisiana, 'and kfissoUri
bemire, State Bank and Bank of the State of Indlatia
all currency bankable In'New York, Philadelphia, Bal
timore, Boston, and Pittabergh."
Receipts of the Wintemspert and Madre Railroad for
Auguet and September, 1857 548,988 18
Bo do ' 1850 ' 61,1121 88
TOtal receipiri for The Ord six monde: of ' ,
the beat year, via; from. April lot to ' '
October let, .1807. - $101,012 92,
Tho same from April let to October 1at,2850 181,438 11
Increase' '
29,604 81
~
Increase this year over last, B'i per cent.
FAILVAIIB; Assiasmasys, &o —The following are the
reported failures, aseignmenta, &c., for the week, from
the New York 'lUrpendeser : - ,
, 8. li,symond & Co., Ashuolot, NAN.; suspended. •
L. B. Brainard, fit. Albans, Vt., suisigued.- •
Curtiss, Tobey, & Sampson, Dry Goods, 'Boston : sue
- petaled ; ask an extension. ' -
Tenney & Palliate', Dry Gooderßestrin, suspended.
dregory, Tilton, & Co:, Dry Goods, Boston, sus
pended; ask" an extension. , •
Sampson, Baldwin, it Co., Fancy Goods, Boston; sus
pended,
Keith & Thornton, Clothing, Boston, failed.
M.C.. Warren & Co , Hardware, Poston, suspended.
Wm, Greenough, Hardware ; Boston , failed.
ii Olafson, -Gould, & Skives, Boston, suspended;
,ask sue eXterision. ••
Underhill ledge Tool Company; Boston,- suspended
and aseigned.t ,
~Blanchard & Grote, Shoes, Poston, suspended.
J. W, Carter & Bro., Grocers. Boston, suspended.
13. Edgerly & Co (train, Boston, suspended.
W. P. 13. Brooks, Yana - are, Boston, failed. ,
George Forsyth; Furniture, Boston, suspended:
J.. id Holden, Furniture, Boston, suspended
T. F. Smith & Co., Worcester, Mese., asurpended.'
W. A. Fisher, Worcester, Masa., failed. ,
Wm. Bich & Co., Worcester; Maim., fixed. ' • -
• The pacific Mills, Lawrence; Mass., suspended;' ask
en extension of six months to pay in full.
W..D. Cummings,-Waterbury, Conn., suspended and
assigned.: -
itosenbush & Hartmann, - BockvMe, Conn.,Sisidgined.
Winslow, Lanier, - & Co., Bankers. New York city,
euspanded. .
, S. & T. LawTeace, Try Goads, 'New York city, re: ,
ported ' suspended, we are happy to say are now going
on with the business as natal,
• Bmnea, - Lyman; & Co., Dry Goode, 'New York city,
Suspended.
Carter,,Quiman & De Merest, Dry Goode, New York
city, suspended.
8. H. Terry & Co., Since; New York city; suspended.
Homer & Ketchum, Millinery Goods, New York city;
mispended. , . 1, .
S. Oolioder, New- York city, me
peaded. :• •
Gillman & Brother, Hosiery, New York city; see-
S. Dentseire, DryGoCals,New York city, fatted.
-* W. A. Crocker, Fancy 'Goods, New York city, MI;
pended and assigned. • '
J. Steinberg & Co., "Fancy Gude, New Yet* city,
etuusended.
Loomis & Pholps;Straws, New York city, assigned.
E. P. Williams & Straws ; New York city, ens-
Fisher it Plimpton, Straws, New York city,' sus-
LP, Hall & Co., fltraws,New York city, suspended.
• Allason, Brothers, & Co., Straws, New York city,
Suspended. •
John Priestly, Paper, New York city, Auer:ended.
Sands & Paradise, Paper,-New York city, suspended ;
ask au extension.. - • -
John P. Boni_Paper, New„ York city, suspended; mks
an eiterialtar of four and' nix months; show” a good
' T maid loner &Go: Piper Ilanginp,New York city,
suspended.,
B. Bidol U dge & co., Stationers, New York city, im
pended:— ' •
Simon Liierburger Cap, New York city, assigned.
B. De "Agreede, Jove, Co., New York- city, sus.
pended. "
McCready, Mott& Brondag ,e andElcCreedy i
Mott & Company, Shipping, New York city, suspended ;
liabilities large; ask an extension; offer to pay in full,
with Interest ,
• Kenyon; Cale ,tc Nutley, GrOcere, New York city,
suspended. ..
Darius 0. NUMB; Lumber, - New . York city, Ms.
pelided: ' " "
James N. Wtiod, Lumber, New York city, failed; lie
bilities said oboist 11180,080. . • -
- ITrieSilitutheilandiplinber,lllW York city, felled and
liferriek4feyeil Witielies,Verr YOrk city, failed ,and
aesi , •
L, Comdil~ Ttifnim, New 'York oily, failed and as
signed. .
Pritt & Buffalo, N. suspended; surplus
large.
John Sage kikaii,BAßtto. N. Y., suspended,
Batton & Griffin, Buffalo, N. Y.-, failed and assig ned. Elias Dorian, Troy, N. Y., failed and assigned. ,
- Darrow & Pm, Books - , Iteeliester, - .N.-Y.,
Alfred N• Bassett, Niagara Yells, N. Y., assigned.
B. P. Dowel!, leneingbargh, N. Y., failed and sn
arl k. LeMsim, Newburgh, N. Y.. assigned.
„ Hiram Hoag, SitrahOgalltiNnte, N. Y. assigned. '
CeddlOgion 10.-Brown, Pferwl - ch, N. assigned. •
W Nurwieh, N. Y., segued. •
James Fisher, , Addleon, ,N. :Y., savoured Au g so ld
-
Wheaten & Van yleeolk. Whalionsburg, N, Y., failed
and assigned: - , „ ,
F. filposen,Gsgego N. Y,, suspended. ,
• J. 11: Iltotheff, c Ptietns, N. :Y., assigned to Sylvester
King anal. P.titemast. i"- '
Richard N.l_ l assigned.
Daniel Blauvelt, Newark,- 11-4.3
Jerome B: Ward,:Nswark,-N.4., %upended.
W,„ M. Simpson, Newark; N. P 4 failed.
Careen elt Newbold, Commission, Philadelphia, sus
pended. ,
-1 01 m ' Barertiuk.,, Fimusithielon,' Philadelphia, sus
pended.
A, F. Cheeeebrongh & Oommtletot,,
PbJladel
phle suspended; ask an extension.'
Raiguel & Co., Dry Goods '
, Pbilaielphia, suspended.
pond:Ur.'
Tom* 4-Barker , - Dry Ideate, Philadelphia; slur
& Co:. ' Der' Gooda,Whiledelphia, sus.
?ended ; ask an extensiOn,to per to full.
J. W. Hoses, Dry Goode,Philadalphia, mapium,
W. H. Sheluttra, Dry Hooda,lllladalpir e 4,4 4
'Levicke, Beasett, Oletbing, P 4)1104'
CO.; Hats, Pkiladalpikia,
sus
pended.; ' : r
A. M. Coning fc'Co , piper, Philadelth sitspendek.
Theldutind Deposit and Loan Co., P sus
pended and assigned; llabilitieesbout 84 10 ,0 08 -.
Wtit,o6Keitieer, Philideliahla, suspended.
S. B. Bond &Co., Pruitt!, _philedelphis, suspended.
F.-8. - Savage & Co.;Chestihrtii; Philadelphia, lIIUII
-3gB4blfth 90411 . , Pmude_lpit,a, failed'
,Inhuliznarg-k. o6 .o l 'bUidelPhiA; PrattOwel7 re ' "`
port44;_piajoide to make up their accounts! to the lit
, of December, Mad to pay In ten instalment. o(9, 12,16,
18, 2.1 24.0 j tie,'42., 48.monthe. ,Their sitatementp
witilreigideit;eliitiifitetoryhe 'was impecteildshArel
metBlolll2,9Bo,ooB, , lneln4ing 0840,000 • iiroodi.
11 g4f4oo;ofamOilndisit pipet and arer-draffir,
11414 14 . 0 ,9 00 .M4 41 0 11 S 2 • SC OM
. 'Gnat areitialudiid hi the
TX - ErearailbTOtt.i' prerionel,f
•-• PortellilikoliaUiol*five emits on the dotter
• • 'and renitalhatmlanne far ill months.
• "Ai4.2 . 1Lute5 , &134. VittebrirahiPit.i suspended."
- 4 • ‘l9l)f~itieton'ird.reninended.-
„
Moss & Brother, Ileranton, Pa., Wed and assigned.
Amin. IfeertlLLennox, Pa., failed. '
Cochran Ss - Little, Punatauny, Pa.. failed.
0. W. ,Pollard & Co., New Orleans. La,', suspended.
. Louis Charles, New Orleans, La., impended.
Melony & Bea. Now Orleans, La., suspended.
G. W. Shaw & Co., Now Orleans, La., impended.
Wakey and Hawkins; New Orleans, La., suspended.
J. A. Doherty. & Co , New Orleans' La. suspended.
Tossed &Danjen,Banters, St. Louis, do., suspended.
Yemen, Robinson, & Co , St. Was Mo., suspended.
Reed Sc Co., Bt. Louis, Mo., suspen d ed.
Jesse Rewrite, Peduteh, My. tailed.
Pharos, Taylor, & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, suspended ;
ask an extension ; pay in full.
O. T. Lewis, Cleveland, Ohio, assigned.
Paige Croswell, Painesville, Ohio, failed.
Kimball & Co., Canton, Ohlo, suspended.
John A. Grove, S. Clairevillo, Ohio, suspended and
assigned.
' Henry Jourdan, Troy, Ind., railed and assigned
Wadsworth Sc Co,, ‘' Bankers," Chicago, RI, sus;
paneled and assigned.
W. P. Boss, late, Rossi Bomber, & Co , Chicago,
assigned.
W. H. AMU & Bro., Springfield, suspended.
E. M. Philips, Bloomington, 111., assigned; ilabtlttlee
about $30,000.
B. & W. B. Thayer, Quincy, 111., Resigned to Newton
Flagg.
Crone & Levy, Aurora, 111., neitigned.
Burtchy, Jr. Woodstock, assigned.
T. Peirce, Milwaukee, Wis , assigned.
J. L. }Jacoby, Milwaukee, Wis., failed.
Marcus Otterbourg, Milwaukee, Wia ' suspended.
B. Thorp, Milwaukee, Wia.,' assigned.
John M. Griffin, Madison, Wis., suspended.
Caaper Cluck, bbebaygan,'Wls., failed and assigned.
. Martin Rich & Co., Horleon. Wis., assigned.
Taylor & 800, Barabo, Wis., assigned to L. 0. Stan
ley.
Csesellman,sparta, Wis., assigned to Q. W
Lincoln.
E. S. Hawley Sc Co., Lyons, lowa, assigned.
H. M. Walrath, Hastings, M. T. failed,
Henderson & Holcomb, Montreal, 0. E. suspended
Forms* 8011, & Co., Quebec, 0. E., tailed.
It. Topping & Co., Toronto, 0 W , ouspended..l
Duncan McDonnell, Toronto, 0. W., /Impended.
0 eorgo Wilson, Port Dover, C W., failed.
PHILADELPHIA STOOK EXCHANGE SALES,
October 22, 1887. '
Reported by R. Manly, Jr., Stock Broker, No
so IValmit street
FIRST BOARD.
1
2,000 Norristown R 60.00 1,000 N'Peona R 6'a...46
2 000 Yonna 64. —45-81 1,000 do 46
4,000 do ' a 5-81 1,000 do ' 46
.1,000 do Soxl 1,500 do 46
2,000 do 80% 11,000 ' do ....b5-45%
2,000 ' do' 4 ..130% ' ' 2.0 N Penns 11 77.;
100 01 ty 6's ' 8231 , 1 60 Reading IL 14%
100 do ....cash, .Ba% 50 do ... .83..14%
1,200 do .. • , ...... 82% I 8 Norristown R.... 02
700 do .... ...... 82 5 Girard, Dank.... 7
300 do 82 i 5 do ..
1.600 do ....N00..92- , 0 do 7
I;6oolifihrdnictouß 0.00,.:
, ,
•
RRTWRRN 80ARDS.
14 N
„ _orrn_
..do , ,wn
R.... 33 - 6o Reading It 14%
3 • do , ' 63 50 do 14%
' 3 ' do • 3d 60 - do 14%
11 Minehiliß ' ' 54 60 do 14%
„ 13%0OND;BOARD,
',600 NFs R es, ..b3..45% , 10 Norristown 1t....62
800 Oity R Gs 8 0 25 Reading It 14%
10 Norristown R ...:12 2 Ilarrisburg R.... 47
10 do ........52 14 Penult 1t 13%
AFTER BOARD.
2 Schap,' Nav prat,'
OLOSINU PRIONS—DIILL
' ' , Bid. - Asked. I B id. . Asked.
9biladel 0 6 a..., 82 ' 82345 e N6s 'B2 prof 13X 14
" 6 . 1111....32 82X I Winspq & Elul 11 9 11
" " New....01X 92X1 do latmortVa 59X 6X13
Ponnsylv 5 , ....81 01X do 'do 2dm 49X 50
Wading It 14X 14X bong Island .... TX 8%
' do Bonds '7O 02X 67% I Vicksburg 0 7
do ld 0'1,44 70 72 Girard 8ank.....13X 7
Poona 1111 '33% 33,5 i Lehigh Zino X 1
Morrie Oanl Con 3a '3O Union Canal 3X 6
Scbu NBs e2....62 tag l
New Crook
" ska 7X 01( Cataw In it 11
a... 0.4 X
8
LATEST.
50 Reading 8.... e8..14,1i 1 100 Reading 11, ..2 d5..14 3
50 do 14M
Reading closes dull st about 14N.
BY THE PILOT LINE.
LETTER FROM NEW YORK
Oorresporidenee of The Prom]
NEW Your, Oct. 22,1857-5.20 P. 31
IE Wain pOsitively asserted that the banks have
resolved to discount produce bills sent hither
by the bank of the interior, and that the latter
helot will follow their example. This assertion
is believed by many, and many merchants who
have been very settrvily 'treated, are willing, to
tract again. • Their need is Impressing that they are
willing to' (mill at any straw' to secure them
selves from, drowning. The country banks ge
nerally .are afraid to discount, lest the city
banks, reaunting ' specie payment immediately,
will call' on them to reduce their circulation.
f cannot And any reason to Infer that the banks
have any intention to do any such thing as
resume specie payments. The first of April and
the first of next October are spoken of as the days,
one of which the batik autocrats may deign to fix
as the' time when they will pay their debts in
legal currency, think one day is us near the
truth as any other. If they suffer no penalty for
disobeying the constitution and the law, just
.when; their fidelity to their obligations .is
most ifeeessaryi' cannot, see why they
should iriconvenienoii themselves to return to
the tree path. They certainly, will not do, so
from any sense Of moral obligation towards the pub
lie. ,Rowever, they may, should they find
that their, present position, like Mohammed's
collie, is inconvenient to themselves and productive
of. absolute loss. I. must say thatlo-day there
seems a more hopeful feeling; and that counte
nances look brighter. r wish most heartily that
they may have no reason to resume their recent
gloom., There is a, trifling relaxation of the ex
trotne tightness of money, rates in the street being
, a shade levier, and more easy of gale, This
improvement 'is just perceptible...--nothing more.
Business is narrowed down to the most contracted
limits, and In most branches of trade--dry gouda in
particular—the only relief obtained ia en
"exten
sion.' The demand for gold is less active, and the
premium loiter. Geld can be bought easily at tai
per cent., and,is selling at lia2 per cent. I hoar
that it is returning to the banks on ordinary de
posit, most of these institutions refusing to take, it
on special deposit: Domestlo exchange is very
irregular, and is Meditative of very great inconve
nience to those having collections to make in the
South and West. The arrangement between the
Metropolitan Bank. and the Bank of-England is
very oonvonlent as long as it lasts; but as its dura
tion depends altogether on the Suffolk Dank being
able 'to remit in New York money, it may cease
at any moment.-^ •
I am inclined' to think that we exaggerati
the probable result in England, as soon as the full
'extent of our trouble is known there. There is no
doubt that the easponsion of all the banks and
the failure of ectinany merchants, together with
the immonse'depreciation of all American securi
ties, will canoes good deal of excitement, but,
I do not believe that American credit will bo
~ atinthilated""or Aniestictin securities considered
*worthless." ' The monster money dealers of Eng. ,
hied are not so liable to partici as our Now York
bankers. 'The understand the principles and
practice of finance most thoroughly, and
they will not join in any , particular hub'
hub. It is more 'likely' that they will dis
criminate wisely bet Ween the rideable and worth.
less securities now in the market, all equally
depreciated, and will bey into those they consider
good at the present low price, The advicos by
the Kangaroo, toglay, are rather better than those
telegraphed by the Europa. The protest of bills
drawn by tho'Bank of Pennsylvania on Geo. Pea
body, of London; to the amount of £20,000, is the
chief item of the bad news. Foreign exchange is
very irregular, and dull. Sterling is quoted at
98a103.
The oasktranosotions of the Sub• Treasury for
he day aro as follows :
--- (including $28,000 (or customs.)
Parmelee; -
sam 131,751 37
Bal
6,048,605 04
The receipts of the Matont-house for duties are :
427,609 09. •
Rho stock market is again weaker to-day, and
closed dull this afternoon. The chief business done
was for cash. The largest decline was its Michigan
Soittheruluarantied, which (dosed at 10 against
25 yesterday. Reading closed at 271; N. Y. Con
ical at 641; Illinois Central at 701; Brie at 9:,••
Panama at 138 ; Cleveland and Toledo at 27. Bank
stooks are nnchangad.. State stooks aro a trifle
lower. $53,000 Missouri Os cold at 65; Virginia
Os closed st 80. Themew plan of the Illinois Cen
tral, proposed to their creditors, is to substitute
$3,200,000 in ten-year convertible bonds for $4O
praline on - 80,000, optional - rights to mature iu
January, February, and duly, 1858. The-induce
ments to afeept t this proposal are plausible and ap
parently. true. .
NEW YORK STOOK RROWINOII BALES,
' ' . ' ' October W.
, % , - . SIRST BOARD. • -
4000 NYStes 10 98 200 Cum Coal c 5,y,
6000 Tenn es )90 78)( 160 N y Oeu B b 3 68)4
NW Virginia &' , 80 60 do sa 63x
2000 Missouri es .• 68 614 , do s 3 04
18000 do • 65Xi 60 do ' s l O 04
o • tw
3000 d 05X 1 100 do
... .....
..
15000 • do ... 05 , X
6090 d o ' 05,14
/8009 , do :; 05
• 1000 Cal la 'lO . ..60%
12000 do 00 '.
20 do
400 do
800 do
20 do
60 do
20 Mich Oen 11
20 Erie
do
2000 Erie 2d m bd'B2 60X
rpOIKI - do 4 ~0 00
4000 Erie count 22
10000 Hadlet mart 80
4000 Utllll,ol 24 mart 66
/00 do
880 do
8000 11l Oen
6000 do
18 N H & Hartford 106
200 Beading IL a 28
fa do •- • 60%
/600 do • 00)
3006 BA Y bd* wp 00
93 Mock* Bk 90
38 Bk of America •80
82 Bank of Qom 80
100 do - c 28)i
60 518&NInIt O,Nr
10 do prd 20
70 do 10
6 Panama It 70
105 do 60X
......
26 Imp& Tra 13k 75
10 Metropolltanßk7s
7 Del rcAlad ; • 23%
25 4o • • , 25 %
50 • do 93%
11 - do 03
50 do
150 do
100 do
26 Go te, 041
26 do
WO Olev & Tel
60 Obi & R I 65
16 do
15 do 65
'6O La Crome &MU 6%
20 111 Oen It la
100, do, 10 70
BOARD..
60 Harlem F.
'BO Mob 0011 R 84
200 Olev & Pitts It 10
60 do 1.30 10
200 In Oen 10 %
SOO Cloy & Tol IL 27
308Chi&BLB 05
100 6111 & Ws* B. 16
100 La ()row & 9111
.46,1111011 So R pfd 19
" 60 Erie B. 9%
100 Heading II 03 27%
60 Panama B , 687(
8 d 0 ,- • 92 X
132 92
10 p m S h ip Co 70% II
5 'do _ 70%
800
Can d ton Co bB l4
31000 Missouri 6s IS
5000 N St 6it '74 102
1000 Ken 790 8 3, St 111 93
' 1000 Virginia Co 78%
1000 do '79
8090 Taoists 1 90 721(
8000 Brie bd. '75 28
' 1000 Irk cony Pit 22
5 Del & Had Co 92
- 10 Paella SUNS El 69$
0 do
15 7 0 N Con 6 69 4%
190 „
60 end Itirer R• , 14%
MAlMlSTS.—asnes—Are unchanged, with miles
of 17 bbis at $41.62y, for pots, and ad for pearle.
' BOSSDattirrs—State and Modern Gear opened about
5.10 cent/ per bbl Armee, with a good demand for the
letuttern tnale ; , exportere, however, are buying very
sparingly, and although the bulk of the sales were
made at the advanced ram, the market closed some-
What tamely; the sales are 10,000 bbls at 84,060g4,70
for comes to good State ; $4.90056.10 for extra State;
14.65074.76 for common. to 'good Michigan, Indiana,
kc., and $6.85.110,76 for extra do ; extra
%Wig .btando for. family use range at from t 6.00 to
177.60 por bbl:. •
• Southern Sour is unchanged, and is heavy, with sales
MIAS
bbl at $6.40056.60 for mined to good brande of
lialtimmucAlelandria Georgetown, grederiokeborg,
"'t 1 7 5 • 860 57 for favorite, fancy, and extra brands
do, litelading eaten Yeterateg at the h t her rate:
Canadian dar &Met. for choice qualities, and there
hi no aoperlin: on the market; we notice sales of 1,600
bble -it —" 1 007,13.117 for the ninge of extra brands,
Modal at 16460e56.7e, • "
Myedouria Jelling to the trade It 113.60014,76 for the
eingi'efflate and superfine.
• Corn IMIO6IIII tummy , ywe notice sales of 460 bbls ler-
Soy kilo dried 43046 ; Sraudywino is quoted nominal
qt 0.76000•07., • .;
iridatts . l62 Cehte higher', With a g ood ' fientand and
limited supply the Alm inelndel2,Boolnehele red,
then' It s l ; 9 _,Kersl.B2, - Meatty:red Tenneeme
lisoo! 2 A rJAPlisptiglri t: 4 ? •Soutbetn et'sl.46d
•
$1.60 ; 1,000 bushels white Ohio at $1.25 ; MAIO
bushels Chicago spring at $1.06051.07; mid 4,200
bushels Western red, called "Itio Grande," at P. N. T.
Aye is arm, with a moderate demand; *ales of 500
bushels were made at 80 cents.
Oats aro soiling at 35040 c for Southern, Mafia for
Jersey, 4eer4Be for Stele, and 48e& for Western.
Corn is lower, with sales of 28,000 bus mixed Westeru
at 70071 g, closing with free offers to sell at the inside
rate, delivered.
Barley is unchanged; 1,000 bus barley malt were sold
at $l.lO
•
Corroff.—There is little or no Cotton offering, and
quotations are nominal at about lle for nibbling, and
12e for middling fair.
PROVISIONS —There is nothing but a retail demand
for Pork, and about 100 bbls were sold in lots at $21.40
er521.50 for mess, and slo.Boesl7 for prime. A liberal
concession would probably be made from these rates
on any considerable lot. Dressed Dogs are selling at
7 Men7„tic. for prime corn fed. Beef is heavy and dull, with
sales el 1130 bblo at sl2.oomsla for new country mess;
$9.500510 for new country prime; $l2 30m513.60 for re
packed Western; and $146415 for extra Western mem.
Prime mess beef nominal at $214423. Beef llama steady
with sales of 100 bbls Craginbi," and extra brand of
Chicago, at $l7. Bacon is very dull and heavy, at about
I3c. for Western smoked. Cut meats are retailing at
about 10hc. for Dams, nod 910. for' Shoulders. Lard
is irregular; common qualities for manufacturing pur
poses are heavy and dull, at 12g mile., and choice are
selling at 14X vsl4Xc ; the sales are 200 tee. and bbls.
Butter and Cheese are In fair demand at the qUOtatiollß.
WMSREV — Bates of 200 bbls. were made at 21m22c,
or Ohio and State.
FLOUR AND GRAIN AT TIDEWATER.—The Al
batty Journal says: The receipts !leans', at tide-water,
during the second Week In October, in the years mooed,
were as follows :
1850. 1857.
Flour, bhls 33,052 60,985
Wheat, bu 357,6:39 175,803
Dorn, bu 330,081 107,014
Barley, ba 182,249 44,600
The receipta at tide-water from the opening of the
canals up to the 15th inst. have been no follows :
1855 1856. 1857.
Flour, bble. ..... .... 702,141 695,445 463,562
Wheat, bushela 2,081,500 7,190,116 2,678,004
Corn, do 8 488,513 8,398,012 4,829,063
Barley do 571,717 1,009,476 702,574
fly reducing the wheat to flour, the deficiency In repel
to 1,124,305 bble of flour.
ALBANY LUMBER mmumr.—Tho receipts by
moat from tho opening of navigation to October 15th,
in the years named, were as follows :
Boards and Shingles, Timber, Staves,
Scantling, ft M. O. ft. 168.
1850 175 925,690 28,602 21,710 137,067,080
1851 .15,454.825 28 Bd2.- 108,000 05,430,295
1852 263,909,732 27,242 218,760 85,704,810
1651 326,755,159 25,283 18,527 92,599,358
1854 260,346,351 17,949 22,773 107,637,424
1855.......„198,308,897 97,944 8,248 117,525,525
1850 180,186,950 30,032 10,680 91,079,820
1857 207,816,602 51,826 06,810' 146,477,720
The receipts of board nod mantling up to the 15th
inst., now exceed them of a :corresponding , period iu
1855, Ando all other artiolee named In our table. But
as the Western supplies have been cot off, closing up of
the season may exhibit ii different aspect.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS. ;,.
OCTOInni 2.2.—Rvening.—The demand for Quercltron
Bark has fallen off, and a few small lots have been sold
at $3O for Ist quality. Breadstuff's are but little inquired
for to-day, and the only transactions reported aro to the
extent of SOO hbls extra family Flour, part at $0 4P' bbl,
and part at a price kept private Shippers are not in
market, except for this description of Flour, and com
mon shipping superfine is neglected and dull at $5 20 4F .
bbl. The local trade are buying only to supply their
present wants at from $5.25 to $7 4.1 , bid, according to
brand and quality. Corn Steal and Rye Flour are quiet,
with small sales of the latter, which Is very scarce, at
'51.26051.60 41 1 ' bbl. Wheats aro in small supply, and
the market is nearly bare of prime lots, the demand
being chiefly for that kind, with rather bettor prices,
which range 'at 120(s1250 for reds, and 130e135c for
whites; the latter for good lots of Southern and Penn
sylvania, mostly from store. Corn Li less in request,
and about 1,000 bus old yellow have been taken at Ms
77e, which Is udecline. New Corn is quoted at 65068 c, as
to condition. Oats sell as wanted at steady prices, and
about 1,000 bus Southern brought 83e, afloat Rye is
selling to Um distillers at. 70c for Peons. The last
sales of Southern were at 73c, but holders now ask
more. (traceries wire held with more firmness, and
there is more disposition to operate In Sugars, the
prices of which have an upward tendency; htit other
articles are quiet. Provisions continuo at a stand
still, without any change in quotations worthy of a re
mark. Seeds are quiet, and Cloverseed is selling
moderately at $4 76 if!' ho. Whiskey is firmer. Drudge
ban been selling more freely at 20c, Ws at 21c, and
bbla at 213(e22,tiff 4ff' gallon.
3mportatiano.
[Reported ter The Prem.]
LIVERPOOL—Ship Sarauak, Rowland-1 pkgo mdse
8 Smith; 4 W Watson & Co; 13 Wray & Oillilan,• 5 W
II .1 Read; 1 3 Lippincott & Co; 1 1? Blakely; 13 IV
McKee & Co; 10 W Churchman & Co; 31 Lewis & Co;
51 (1D Parrish; 1 J B Baxter. ' 10 Sharp, Haines. & Co;
2 Townsend & Son; 4 L ) Levy & Co; 3IV Parker;
2 Hooker & Co; 5 Whitmore, Wolfe & Co, 1 T Hall;
1 I Barton & Co; 1 E W Payne; 1 J F Johns; 2 Wight
& Brown; 18 (leo 11 Reese, Son, & Co; 29 J II Orno ;
Sharpies.; Brothers; 7 W J P Ingraham;' 6 T Thomp
son; 20 Aldridge. Higdon, & Co; 10 It L Knight; 1 Shep
herd & Vaidiarlingen ; 2 J J Bailey; 8 J Orns ; 1
Hamilton, Easter, & Co; 3 J M Sharpless; 1 It Creigh
ton & Co; 1 Canby, Neville, & Hughes. _ K
Mcllralu
& Sons; 1 A Young; 5 Field & Hanitiy; 3 Smith, Seltzer,
& Co; 3 T Baxter; 3lt & W Biddle & Co; 20 tons
icon G Btulib; 25 J hitting & Bro ; • 614 do steel Potts
& Roberto ; 12 cwt files II J 22 tons tin plates
N Trotter & Co; 18 do iron N & Taylor. 11 cwt do
Ulrich & Ruff; 62 tons do Stoover & WhiHaker; 5 do
Nowlin,Marsball, & Co; 88 do iron Morris & Jones
& Co; 10 cwt lidw Handy & Brennev;o cases steel Curtis
& Hand; 5 J Chadwick; 8 tons do Dilworth, Branson. &
no; 4 G Diet0111;18 IP 5 Justice & Co; 69 tons iron U It
Mahoney & On; 17 Middleton & Ilarned; 10 J Leedom &
Son; 2 do Wire Haddam, Carl, & Porter; 5 do iron E W
Coleman; 2 pkgs maze J 51 Ford; 1 Caldwell & Crlskoy;
7 Shields & 8 11 Millions; 2 W B Hallowell & Co;
1.1 II Smith; 2 James,Kont, & 0o; 5 A Wray & Co; 4 E
Marshall; 30 J . & J P Steiner & Co; Si) G Graham & Co;
98 Stuart & Bro;•7 A Cohen; 15 A It McHenry; 4 II M
Watts; 8 T Mellor; 10 R Ewing; 7 J McGregor; 2 Bates
& Coates; 8 11 Wiener; 2 3 Lea; 2 Grundy Warden, &
Co; 2 Reward D Samuels & Sons; 1 Wright, Bros, &
Co; 1 Smith VEnglinh; 21 crates earthw 0 Hammersly
& Co; 34 S Aebury & Co; 35 P Wright & Bees; 266 pkgs
Indy.) 22 tons Iron ordor.
PAILADELPIIIA 'WARD OP TRADE,
Wit. O. KENT,
A . J. INEICENOR, 001INITTEN OE TEE ISIONTR
ELLIS YARNALL,
Marine lintelltgente
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 23, 1857
SUN RISES 0 40—SIIN SETS 5 20
II tall WATER 620
ARRIVED.
Steamship Palmetto, Baker, 60 hours from Boston,
wirh mdse and passengers to LI Wiusor AllO P 111 yes
terday passed the ship Nonpareil, for Liverpool, at an
chor off New Castle.
Steamship Delaware, Copes, 19 hours from New York,
with merchandiso and passengers to Jai Aliderdico.
Behr Mary Miller, Laws, 8 days from Boston, In bal
l' ill to I) Miller & Co.
Sloop Ladies' Choice, Brooks, I day from New Castle,
with outs, &c. to Robeson Lea.
CLEARED.
Steamship Delaware, Copes, N York, J Allderdlco.
Ship Wm Cum clogs, Johns, Callao, Wm Cummings.
Brig Alfred Eirall, Bead ling, Havana, D W Proecott.
Schr Mary Ellen, Cottingham, Deep Creek, H Crosksy.
Behr J II Houston, Russell, Charleston, SC, Pettit,
Mtrtin &
Behr Jesse Williamson, Yeager, Providence, Repplier
& Bro.
ricer Waterloo, Condon, Bath, Dock, Ott & DeHaven.
Seer Cerro Gordo, Irons, Suffolk, Va, captain.
Salm J Cadwalader, Godfrey, Providence, Morrie &
kfurrsy.
Seer Mary Miller, Laws, Providence, Wallace' & Co.
Seer Ellen Matilda ,Wells, Boston, C A Becksher dc Co.
Sir Novelty, Bell, New Yotk. W b 1 Baird & Co.
Str It Willing, Claypoolo, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
pilit IRLSORIPILJ
Vorreßpondance of the Philadelphia Exchange,
CAPE IPLANii. Oct. 22. 9111,
141,001 10
The ship Sneanak, from Liverpool, with 550 passen
gars, is now off this place beating in.
Yours, ke, TllOB. B. HUGHES.
fll7 TELICORAPII.j
tOorreopondeuce of The Preen.)
New Yoo. Oct 22.
Arrived,lT 9 steamer Arctic, from Halifax; ship Quito,
from (Minoltas; schr Napoleon, from Gonalves.
Dome, Oct. 22.
Arrived, ship Lombard, from Trapani; barque Young
Oreok, from Malaga.
NOHFOLY, Va, Oct. 22.
The barque Mount Vernon, from New Orleans bound
to Messina, boo put into this port leaking badly.
Schr Ann D Washington, bound to New York, which
has been ashore, has arrived hero in a leaky condition.
Her cargo will have to be discharged.
MEMORANDA
Steamship Pennaylvania, Teal, sailed from RlOlOlOll4l
_lst Inst. for Philadelphia.
Steamship Indian, Jones, from Quebec, at Liverpool
7th inst.
Steamship Borussia, Tninthuan, from Hamburg for N
York, put into Greenock, Sootland, with her machinery
disabled.
Storonshlp Persia, Judklns, from New York 30th ult,
at Liverpool 10th inst,
Steamship Isabel, Rollins, from Now York, at Charles•
ton 19th root, and nailed same day for Key West and
Moan&
Steamship North Star, Lefevre, from Bremen, via
Southampton ,Bth hot, arrived at N York yesterday.
Steamship Kangaroo, Jeffrey, from Liverpool Ith i net,
at New York yesterday. 10th Coat. lot 42 20, long 0110,
now ship 0 eorge Washington, bound X, 16th loot, let 45
60, long 48 68, now Br barque Brothbeek, bound out.
20th Met, off Qeorgo Shoal, paned steamer Jason, for
Now York.
310 643 i
800 633
e 3 64X
6 b3 6,9 i
2teninshlp St Louis cleared at New York yestenlay for
Aspinwall.
Bhlp Marathon, Vandyke, from New Orleans for'Bos
ton, put Into Gloucester, Mess, 21st inst. on account of
weather.
Ship Lueothea, Gay, from Boston, at New Orleans
net Wet.
Steamship Kennebec, Hand, hence at New York yes.
terday.
Ship Invincible;Johnetone, for Melbourne, cleared at
Liverpool sth last.
Ship Mathilde, °lawmen, for San Prattelace, aided
from Liverpool 4th inst.
Ship Tartar, Mix, cleared at New York yesterday for
Shmighee.
Ship Philadelphia, Poole, for Philadelphia, salted
from Liverpool 4th hilt.
Ship Jacob Badger, Staples, from Ohinchaii, at' Havre
lot loot
.69X
G9X
06X
64X
b 35 65
Ship Dreadnaught, Samnale, cleared at New York
31st Mat. for Liverpool.
Ship B B Sumner, Smith, fromPiew Orleana for Cadiz,
before reported in Hampton Roads, came up to the naval
anchorage at Norfolk 20th lost, to have lower mast put
In and sails repaired; would discharge part of her cargo.
Ship Josiah D Hale, (new,. 1100 tone) Lunt, sailed
from Newburyport 20th inst. for New Orleans.
Ship Samuel Dunning, Skolgeld, from Callao, arrived
at Antwerp 3d Inst.
Ship Pioneer, Montgomery, from Oallao, at Antwerp
4th Met.
Ship Midnight, Match, from Alryab, wan below Ant
werp bth loot.
Ship Arcola, Pitman, Balled from 'Venice 29th ult. for
G urgent!.
Ship Hornet, Benson, from Calcutta for London,
passed Deal sth inst.
Ship Invents, Young, from Callao for London, palmed
Deal sth Inst.
Barque Asof, Simmons, from New York, at Lisbon
2f th ult.
Barque Winifred, Munson, for itlo de Janeiro, exiled
from Richmond 21st Inst.
Barque Tammy, Whittaker, hence, was going into
Curdenss 14th inst.
Barque Hannah Thornton, Tarr, from Now Otiflllll9,
at Boston Mat loot.
Brig Abby Ellen, Gilchrist, cleared at Portland 20th
inst. tar Philadelphia.
Brig Baldwin, Montgomery, hence at Boston 21st lust,
HMO F Nelson, Hooper, and Judge Whitman, Pressy,
hence at Boston 21st inst.'
Brig Evelino, Bay, hence at Gloucester 20th inst.
Behr Alida Carberry, hence at New London 20th inst.
Behr New Traven, Griffin, for Philadelphia, sailed from
New Bedford 21st inst.
Bchrs Arcturus, Cobb, and California, Rodgdon, hence
at Boston 21st Inst.
Bchrs Mary, Edwards; 0 8 Twitchell, Boyle, and 0
Harper, Holmes, hence for New Haven, at New York
yesterday.
Behr John Costner, Johnson, from Trinidad de Cuba,
at New York yesterday. .
Bohr George, Myers, hence at Norfolk 20th inst.
Behr Wm Beatty, Williams, from Flushing for Phila
delphia; at New York 21st inst. •
Behr Cambridge, tort, hence atßortiand 20th inst.
• Bohm L ray, Cain; Canton, Parr, and California,
itodeon bendeAt Boston Blot inst. ' •
- getik ki )(award, Burdick, hence at East Greenwich
19th Inst. ,
PRESS.4/tRADELPHICA, PRIOAY, OCTOBER 23, 1857.
SohrJnhn 1l nano • Magee, hone° at Nall 111 vor 10th last
Sohr S I, flitwker, Phillips, bunco fur Taunton, paid
up Pall Ili vor ]llth loot,
MAILINNI I,IIWEI.LANY.
LAUNCIIEI,—Th., Fhip I.'iellyllllo wae, hiroly latinchtli
fro, tha yo a.l of Meh.r4 Noyc4 & SO., Oqq ttuo,M.,
20111 loot &o fv nbout 1000 thug, , 1 , 4474 °wiled by the
builderg, ae wiAl ua Me.,ra J l Wlntue,k kc of Now
Orionno
Advices front Block Wand up to 8 P hf Monday, state
that about nil the cargo on board the Parodi bad been
got out, damaged, and a largo portion of it forwarded to
Providence in lighters. Tho vessel has been stripped
of every thing except her lower masts, and will prove a
total loss, as her bottom is nearly all gene, and oho was
breaking up.
Barque J Dunham, which sailed on Thursday for Hey
West, will take out two steam pumps and other mate
rials for the agents of the various Boards of Underwrit
ers at that place, under the aupervioion of Mr. Kwen,
the kingineer of the lioant of Underwrite' s.
London, Oct 6—The Wilton, Morris, front Jamaica,
which wan in collision on the anti, of August with the
American ship Catharine, of Thomaston, from Cardiff
for New York. which Sunk two hoitra afterwards, is dis
charging at the North Quay of the Import Dock of the
West India Docks She IN going Into dry dock to make
good the damage she sustained.
Deal, Oct 4—Put in and anchored, the Hiawatha,
Hall, for Havana, with rudder damaged'
Liverpool, Oct 6—Am ship Lexington, fm N Orleans,
is en her way to this port from Traleo. Tho Oceanico,
front Callao, that wont ashore near Gordon Dock on the
3d lost, was got oil yesterday and towed lute the dock.
Queenstown, Oct 3—Tho Lord Bontick, Harvey, of
Swansea, for,Quebec, with railroad Iron, mailed from
kliddlesborungh on Tuesday, Sept 1, sprung sleek, and
en the 29th Id September, 100 miles 'wed of Cape Clear,
the gorge sbi Ikea, and pumps gone, abandoned the ship,
and she nook in 40 minutes after the crew left, they
having only time to save a portion of their clothes. Tim
next day they wont picked up by the brig Lucille, for
Cork, for orders, where they arrived lard evening.
rith, hit 4240, long 09, ship Mary, from Boston for N
Orleans.
20th, off Ooorge Shoal, boarded ship' Webster, from
Liverpool for N York.
NAVAL.
Tho U B ship Plymouth With' from Boutlumpton 4th
lint. fur Nov York.
NNW YORK, Oct 21—Cleared, ships 9 Crowell and
John J Boyd, Liverpool; N Morse, N (Irks.; Flolaud,
Apalachicola; M W Ilolt, Matanzas; edit. Marla, Ma
raohltui ' •
Oct 1•2.- Ar schrs D Laney Gardner, %tame;
N W Smith, Wyatt, Cbarteetoui •Frinicle A Good*ln,
Fairchilds, Newborn, NO; Virginia, Darla, Baltimore.
:baled from Quararitlue, Br barque Bignet, Lewis for
Portsmouth, Beg, fin Auckland, N B. Cid, brig Ceylon,
Crowell, Hantsport; oebr J W Webster, Bennett,
Charleston.
BOSTON, Oct 21—Arr barues Oulleina, Galveston,
17th ult; Nand City, linekspork, Me; brigs
Potomac Meer; Daniel Boone, Baltimore; ache Eureka,
Carter. Alexandria.
Via Quarantine—Brig Helen Jane, Stafford, Truxillo,
2,1,1 ult.
Telegraphed—Ship Lombard, supposed from the Me
diterraoenu.
Cloared—Barque Oraco Hammond, Mahoney, New
Orleans; brigs Anglo Saxon, Connor, Port au Prince;
M I Wilkins, (Br) Mockler. Tatinagouche; Rehr Galati,
Joshua Hallett, Fredericksburg. •
Sailed—Steamer Niagara; Alps Starlight, Milton;
barque California; brigs Chicopee, Anglo Saxon, Annie
Laurie, Abbott Lawrence, and others.
NORFOLK, Oct. 20—Br barque D It DeWolfe, Holmes,
Jamaica; Br barque Julie Coyne, Bowden, Belfast,
Ireland.
LATH—Sid from below 11th, ship Molecke, (new)
Eavannah.
BELFAST-81d 18th, brig Martha Mlle, Pensacola.
FALL RIVER—Ar Bth, ochre 11l 0 Durfoo, Hall,
Alexandria; James T Brady, Dertino, Rappahannock,
for Dighton, Brig Lech Lomond Is on the marine rail
way, overhauling.
OR ARI,EBTON—Ar 19th, Fr barque Madeleine, Port,
Point Petro, Goad; brig (apt Tom, Chaplea, Camden,
Me. Went to sea, Ilan galliott Johannes, Wynchmann,
Amsterdam,
11101IMOND, Oct 21—Ar achr Danville, Now Ydrk ;
brig Echo, King, N York. Old barque Adeline 0
Adams. Homingway,lhistel, Eng.
CHARLESTON, Oct 20-OPd barque Revolution,
Webb, Barcelona; steamer Carolina, Curtis Jackson
ville via Yernandina, Via. Went to boa, brig Umpire,
Moore, a Northern port ; ache Col Lester, Delaney, Ha
vana ; schr La Plata, Ilutchinga, Georgetown, SO ; schr
Martha Juno, Pierce, Georgetown, O.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 15-0111, ships llomisphero,
Havre; Henrietta, Liverpool; schr Mai Harbour, Vera
Cruz.
FOREIGN PORTS.
By the Kangaroo.
LIVERPOOL—Entered for loading oth—Ship Moun
tain Eagle, Yates, Cuba; England Campbell, Mobilo ;
Ifeory Cook, Flaherty, Now Orleans; Burma's, Beck
with, do.
Sailed ship Jane II enderson, Fuller, 'Baltimore ;
Soule, New York; °lobe, Coupon, Cheriestou; Baru
bury, Williams, New Orleana ; Coronolla, Williams, do;
Baltic, Zerega, New York ; Neptuue, Peabody. do.
Sid from do 6th, Neptune, Spell, Boston; Lady Reg
ion, Wooden, Savannah; Bamberg, Williams, New Or
leans,
From the LondonShliniog o:nette,.pet 0.
Cld at London oth, John VIII:oot mon,lo York.
Arr at Riga, Sept 20th, Robert Taylor, Harrlaon,
Swlltemurlo.
Arr at Cronahult, 27th, Telegraph, Wee, New York;
:tavannah, Dixon, Newcastle.
Sld from Hamburg 2d, Elise ; Roche ; Doyen)°, New
York.
Ar at Antwerp bth, Sobaatopol, Raines, Napoleon
Crawford, do ; llero, Thompson, do; Charlotte A
Manlier, Rogers, N york.
Arr at Ifelvoet 3d, Akyab, Kline, New York.
Sid Hera Ilavre 4tb Zenobla, Peters, New Orleans.
Sid from Shields Oct ft, Hanson Gregory, N Y.
From the Shipping tiazettee. Oct ED
Sid Hein' Queenstown, 2d, Molly Stark, Cuebman
Melbourne; Whilholumine, Thompson, Gape of Good
Hode; Philo, Kidd, Trate°.
Slid from Gravesend, Oct 31, Child of the Regiment,
Glover, Port Philip.
Arr at do 4th, Glencoe, McKenzie, Roo.choo-fOol
Mary Ann, Cadwallader, Rangoon; Caroline, French,
New York.
Ar at Call% September 26, King BIM, brown, Now
York. •
Ar at Copenhagen September 20, Raketten, liorndall,
New 'jerk. •
Put back to Cluzbaveu 24, Boruesia, Trautman, from
Hamburg for New `f ark.
Ar at hamburg Oct 1, Oder, Meyer, New Tart. Mil
Ist, Gutenberg, Meyer. do.
Ar at llelvoet let ' Arnold, Barringer, Benetton, Now
Yolk; 2d lifarlenna,Lleeslop, Baltimore.
Entered outward at Loudon, Lth, Ocean Traveller,
Boardman, Port Philip.
Gibraltar &KAU, the Menu, British schooner, Bald
r.in, from Malaga for Philadelphia ' went on shore at the
irer Pabuones, but on being lightened of port of her
Argo, got off et high tide.
Amsterdam Out. 2, by intelligence from Sourabaya,
dated July 22:Ahe ship Ocean, Loonbardt, bad been lost
in the Roads of Monaco.
ay at Gibraltar Sept 3, Julia 11 Tyler, Leery, Leg
horn, and cl i for N York 26tb,Young Oreek o lluuipbrey,
Malaga, and chi fur Milton.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS.
- - -
Up to 12 o'clock Last Night. ,
tiIRARD lIOUSE--Chentnut street, between Bth & oth
J A Stanfield, N C bliss 8 J Stanfield, N 0
J V Brown,St Louis C T Tilton, Boston
Nathaniel Eaton, Cuba John 'l' Price, N
t A !Montt°, N Y - Edw II Miller, N Y
.1 I. Thorn & la, N Y A (.1 Seaman, Balt
JAI Forster, Ilarrinburg It Day &la Cambridge ,
.1 A Durmont, Phila Clark Williams, N Y
Chas Darren& In, N Y Mr Whltney,Old Cambridge
T Fisivant, Memphis Miss Fisivant, Memphis
1 K Campbell, Washingtn 9 V hunter, Washington
Hat Leslie, Petersburg, l'a lI E Brush & la, Ohio
Ws Byrne Dr B,M Byrne, U 8 A
Moorhoune & la, iustrl'a John Tom, Englund
J It Wardley, England David Thorn, Mobilo, Ala
A Chisholm, Lee, Me W Depow. At
Ai 1" Symon & la, N Y C J Moore, Vu
9 II Vaughan. N Y W F Blunt & la, N
(I W Moore, Washington D K Cady, jr, & la, CM, 0
11 (I Andrews. Plymouth Mrs Andrews, Siostou
Aln,s Audrews, Boatels 1' J W Markman, N Y
J Alecto, N Y JAI Engels ,k la, N Y
3 cook & la, Newark, NJ J J Greshau, Ca
T J harden, Pall River Win It Kibbey, N Y
9 W Butler & is, Richmond L W Mickley, nil.
Coleman, N Y G A Moons, Reading
Is McKnight, Beading Ito Helfenstelu, Shamokin
Wm 11 Paine, N Y ti A Bonohnnu, N Bruswlck
Gorham 6oanimnu, N Y I Stott, Hudson, N Y
(leo Dickinson, N II Locgnecker, Lancaster
llaselhumt, N Y Louis Ilirchhorn, N Y
(Mot Doughertr, U 8 M 0 Geo W Goff, N Y
A D Myer, N 1 Wm 0 Banton, N Y
A Crocker, Fitchburg E N Bryan, St Louis
MERONANTIP HOTEL—Fourth st., below Arch,
U W Huntley, N Y E Allen, Hartford
J 0 Richart, Ohio J II Graham, Pa
0 T Jewett & la, Pa ki W Shindel, Lancaster
Mm Witmer, Lancaster Mrs It Boger's, N Y
Si II Neiman, Easton 0 A Southgate, N Y
S 0 Andrews, N Y 8 Boileau, Easton
J Quinley A. la, Bucks co K P Ellis, Lewistown
Dr K I , Williams, N C Ur II It. Anderson, 8 0
Dr J E Douthit, N C Dr R A trouser, N 0
James Kirk, Mifflin Pa lion J 8 Yost, Pa
J Root, York, Pa W W Ballard, Ohio
elm. Bennet, Wilkesbarre Oeo Brandt, N 0
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AMERICAN HOTEL—Choutnut street, above Fifth.
IV Mc(hods, N 0 II .1 Somers, Ohio
I' Paldy, Danville Pa 0 W Cummings, Pa
.1 11Anderson, Indians W W Greenwalt.Pittab'gh
A Ureengwalt, Pittab'gh J A Davenport,'N i
P V I) Lockwood, N Y 0 Borgne?, Harrisburg
1: P Bowen, Hay de Grace Wm Lloyd, N Y
1111 O'Rielly, N Y J 8 Lewis, Balt
SC Collins, Balt II Andrews, Dalt
L d Cropper, 11141 W P Perdue Ar Is, Pa
II P Iletileid, Brandywine J It Woodcock, N Y
If 11 Bates, Danbury, Ct J II Barr, Ede, Pe.
$ II Field, N Y D ii Tuttle, N Y
C f_l Benton, N Y V M Richards, N Y
N Marston, N Y B Randall, Reading
C W Marston, Westerly, RI L Llnderman, Columbus
UNION HOTEL—Areh street. above Third.
8 Weimer, Memo'Mown D L Echternad, Pa
J Weimer, Uummelstown D J Hummel, IlummoleCn
J IV Chadwick, Pittsburgh ' Mrs Kennedy, Tamaqua
J L Frey, Bethlehem 2d Lambert, New Rope
8 Forney, Bethlehem 8 0 Eckel, N J
J TBtrickleu, Pittsburgh L H Laubaek, Unionville
itobt Cromer, Illinois Hiram 0 Findlay, Illinois
JAI Palmer, Council Bluff 80onklittg,Mt Pleasant,N3
Joe Aehton, Philadelphia Mins 0 Milton, MI6
Miss Caroline Ashton, Phila John II Owner, NJ
John 0 Hopewell, NJ W 8 Wyckoff, Clinton, NJ
David Thomas, Catasauqua 0 H P Swisher, Ohio
Harbaugh & la: Pa 8 Jamee, New Cumberland
David Freeman, Ohio 8 0 Iluyett, Carlisle
henry Kerkeslager, Pa Joe De Whirlin, N 0
T McFadden, Pittsburgh Jae F Conner, NJ
STATES llNlON—Market street. shove Sixth.
Sand Corvine, Ohio Chas Grove, Columbia
Jag F Weaver, blllosburg T M Melt, Mileeburg
W F Sellers, Blair co Jos 8 Laird, McCoysville
J 0 Laird , Ltudeftburg eel Heston, Pa
11 Swan, Clearfield Wash Burge, Pa
0 0 Ilookey, Dover B Myers, Minton
IT Matson, Brookville John McMurray, Clearfield
W B Hagerty, Clearfield 011 Edwards, Trent Run
MADISON HOUSE---Second street, above Market.
John Smith & la Intl Chas B Lawrence, Ohio
Wm Niceley, Ohio . Edward P Weston, Boston
Deo Janke, Ohio Adam Ennis, 111
Edmund Hawkins, N Y J Cilipin, Trenton N J
?I II Porter, Erie, Pa John Rawlins, Erie, Pa
E W Stewart, St Louie D II Oouelly, Pa
RP Milligan, Pa Richard T Letntoon, Pa
ii It Davis, Balt, Md Thos L Manley, Dale '
Md
0 M Rump, Lancaster, Pa Peter Andrewa, Ira
A Murdock, Ye
*NATIONAL HOTEL—Race street, above Third,
'P T Davis, Pa Jos II Brown, White Hall
N Polard, Wheeling, Va 37' Baldwin, Easton
R Thompson, Doylestown 3 T Lowell. Allentown
J P Lighthouse, N Y W Itolfseyder, Pottsville
Sorel Sage, N Y Ciao W Morgan, Pa
DIE Boyer, Reading J T James, Reading
NII Imperils, 0W&It It T J Moore & la, Boston
W T Ramsey, 0W& R N Johnßeigel, Raiding
li P Boyer, Reading A Kelly, 'Vermont
Wm Martin, N Y 8 Krouse, Pottsville
L B Orbit, Pottsvillo Miss Strome), Pottsville
.1 A Christman, Phcenlxvie II S Beekman, Easton
F DI Blantuoo, Trappe Immo Rice, Kingston, Pa
Di Long, Wilkonberre J P Rice, Kingston, Pa
0 Weldy, Tamaqua, Pa
BLACK BEAR. INN—Fifth and Merchant.
0 Stover, Pottstown J B Dmtri!, Pa
T P Duckett, Pa Henry It, rke, Phrenixv ) o
Miss Armstrong, Pa Miss Wilkinson, Pa
Joe B (fray, West Cheater Jacob Devoe, West Chester
Thos Elway, Altoona Dr °rider & la, Pa
BLI McDonald, Mifflin co Win A WoOds, Pa
Alfred Bunting, Del co M Hammond Del
W B Hammond, Pa ft Blackburn, Pa
Jame' Brown, Md N Priz-r, Doylestown
W Johnson & la, N Y 3 Woe Thomson, Mester co
David White, Md II 3 Ewing & la, Pa
0 0 Dart's & la, Del co James Rhodos, Del co
Miss H N Rhodee, Del co I 'John Il Ledom, N r
Abram Schack, Pa A B Soong, Leectiburg
Levi Musser & la; Bliss Skull Houston, Pa
BLACK BEAR HOTEL—Third street, ab Otillowhlll.
Oluts Snell, Reading A Buckman, PeaSterv'a
Wm Locicman,llatuburg Ceo Pad, Pa
Jacob Huth, Summation ,
DOILESTIO PORTS
Opecial Nottceo
"Hard Times; a Seasonable, not a Reasona
ble Peen." A Lecture to be delivered by PARK PIMA•
tas, Esq., at Concert Bell, Tueeday Evening, October
2Tth, at 8 o'clock. ' 0c2.1.4t*
Cabinet Waro and
UPHOLSTERY,
L 24 WALNUT ST,
OPPOSITE INDEPEI4DENON SQUARE.
OEO. J. lIENICEL'S,
52A WALNUT Street,
0e22.11na Late or 173 Obeatuut Street
Prize ClothMg.—The entire Stock of fashion
able Clothing is ilemlng out, regardless of cost, at, the
birth-place of Liberty, southwest corner of SEVENTH
and 111Alt,MIT,No. 700. A gilt with every purchase.
0e22.0t.0 linower & Incas.
Jackson,
JOB PRINTER,
MERCHANT STREET.
Checks, Notes, bridle, NM Lading, Bill Mode, On
culare, Cardu , And all other kinds of Job Printing, at
pecan to emit the times. ocl7-ly
Buffalo Robes —lOO Bales Buffalo Robes
of tho various qualities, just recolved from Minnesota.
Also a htmlsotuo aasortmeut of Fancy Robes of our own
matmfacturo, and for sale wholesale and retail by
ORO, F. WOMBAT[(,
oetl2-Im* 41b Arch Street.
Acumen's Saving Fund Office 203 Walnut
Ansel, one door west of second street. Receives de
posits in sums of One Dollar and upwards, from all
duxes of the community, and allows interest at the rate
of five per cent. per annum.
Mee open daily, from 9 until 5 o'clock, and on Mon
day and Saturday until 9 in tile evening. President
Franklin Fell; Treasurer, Charles M. Morris; Secre
tary, dames A. Pringle.
Bower's Infant Cordial.---Thls Invaluable
Cordial is prepared from a variety of the most choice and
ancient eminence known in medicine, and is the most
perfect and reliable eanninative extant for infants and
young Children.
By Its powerful influence a speedy cure is effected in
all cases of Chodic, windy pains and spasnm. Relieves
and mitigates much of children's suffering during denti
tion or teething, and by its soothing properties yen
quilises pains of the bowels, loaminess, vomiting, &o.
The Infilat Cordial has become a standard remedy,
and km been used In thousands of oases with the most
abundant success. No family should be without it.
Prepared only by iitiNFOr A. Bowen,
At his Drug and Chemical Store,
N. N. testier of Sixth and Green ate , Philadelphia.
To whom All orders must be addressed. And for sale
by Druggists generally. an 13-1 y
Saving Fund—Fire Per Cent. Intereat—Na
noual Safet Trust Company, in WALNUT Street, south
west COMP of THIRD Street, PHILADELPHIA. lambi
over Ose Mum AHD A lIALP Or DOLLARS, invested
in REAL EST/111,11082.0A0118,GrOuND 116 SITS, and other
first class securities, as required by the charter. his
Institution confines its business entirely to the reuel
ring or money on deposit.
The office Is 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.
Ilintrtages
In Lancaster, on the 22d instant, by the Rev. Mr. Kro
tell, Mr. BARNETT FOLTZ. of Springfield, Ohio, to
Mint BMW. E. BRINDLE, of Lancaster.
On the 22,1 Institut. at Christ Church Chapel, Roches..
ter, N. Y., by the IL A. Neely, WILLIAM H.
ORABBIL of Philadelphia, to AUGUSTA ELIZABETH
daughter of Blies°. Smith, Esq., or Rochester. tk
At Carlisle, Pa., on Oct.dier 22d, by the Rev. Dr Mc-
Clintock, Mr. CHAS. W. CARRIGAN to Mies LIZZIE
C. K. SEYMOUR. is
On the 18th hatant. by Rey Fattier hlcAvany, of Bt.
Paul's Ohursii, PHILIP G. MURPHY to MARY C.
DONAIME, ilaugster of the late John Donahue, all of
this city.
On the Ith Instant, by Rei. Oeorge A. Durborow, Mr.
MILTON D. HOLDEN Ito MP; JANE DOONAN, both
of this city
On the 20th instant, in Baltimore by the Rey. J. W.
M. Williams, CLIMILE3 8 CUNNINOFIAId, of 'tor
toni county, Maryland, to MN, LOOT V , second
daughter of William Datueron, Eeq., of Baltimore.
Dcallio
At Charleston, Kanawha county, Virginia, on the
12th Instant, JULIA. RIMNIIit ROWELL, eldest
daughter of Arthur H. Howell, of tide city, in the 10th
year of her age. stt
On the 21st instant, JANE 110E0E, in the 60th year
of her age.
On the 21at instant, MARIA THERESA, wife of Mr.
Wm. 11. Adair, and daughter of the late Charles W.
Leech, in the 25th year of her ago
On the 20th instant, MARGARET, wife of James
ilinchusan, In the 20th year of her age.
On the 21st instant, SAMUEL 0., youngest child of
henry W. and Mary 1, Scott.
On the 20th instant, RICHARD MALONE, aged 40
years.
11:7 First School District for State of Pe-nn
sylvania.--An examination of Teachers of the Public
Schools will be held on SATURDAY, October 315t,1057,
commencing at 9 o'clock A. IL, at the Mount Vernon
school house, CATHARINE. street, above THIRD.
By oider of the committee on qualifications of teach
ers of the Board of Controllers of Public Schools.
0c22-dtoe3l W. J. JACKSON, Chairman.
ID - Literary Soiree, In Jayne's Hall, for the
WHIM of the Industrial Schools taught by the Sisters of
tho Nob' Oros, November 2,1. Doors open at 7 o'clock.
I. Lecture by the Hon.. JOSEPH It. CLUNDLICI3. Sub
ject, Women-.
IL Supper, and solo of fancy articles. 0c224.112
tEr Notice—Apprata.—City Commiesloners'
Ocoee. Vatt.alalLPHl , Oetater 11, lan.
„NOVA IS HEREBY (11VEN, That tho Commie.
blonars will hoar Appeal. by alt persona rated for State
and Municial Tax, en the city of Philadelphia, for the
year 1858, for the several wards of the said city, at their
office, No. 11 west wing of the State moose, (up stairs,)
on the following days, between the bourn of 10 o'clock
A. M. and 1 o'clock P.lO.
let and 31 Wards--4)n Monday, October 10th, 1857
3d " 4th " " Tuesday, " 20th,
sth " Bth " " Wednesday, " 21st, "
7th " Bth " Thursday, 4, 224,
oth " 10th " Friday, " 234, 4,
11th .• 12th " " Monday, "
13th " 14th " Tuesday, " 27th, "
15th "16th " Wednesday," 28th, "
17th " 18th " Thursday, • 20th, "
19111 " 20th " Friday, " 30th,
21st " 224 " Monday, Nov. 2d,.
Ind " 24th " " Tuesday, " 3d, "
The Assessors of such wants an have not been supplied
with Blank Notwas of Appeals are hereby notified to
call at the Commissioners' Office and procure the same.
GEORGE M. RILL,
JAMES 31, LEDDY, City Commissioners
JAMES LOGAN, 0c1341tn03
DREXEL & CO.
NEW YORK EXCHANGE 3e4 PREMIUM
AMERICAN GOLD 4,25 PREMIUM.
It] BALTIMORE EXCHANGE 405 DISCOUNT
rum PALACE RESTAURANT IS NOW
open ' at the Northwest corner of THIRD and
/MANLY, below Shippen street. Call and see the most
beautiful barroom In Philadelphia, and taste the beet
Brandy, Whiskey, Ac., Ac. , in the world.
oc23.6tif JOHN J. ANDREWS.
KNOWLES' COAL DEPOT, NINTH
add WILLOW.—The Spring Mountain, sugar
Loaf, and Hazleton Lehigh Also, beat May
Coal, for salo. Terms cash. oct23-Im*
Ktgal Notices
...
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
The South Western Faring Fund and Building Assn.
elution vs. John Creighton. Loy. Bac., March Term,
1857. No. US,
The Auditor appointed by the Court to distribute the
fond arising from a sale under above writ of the follow
ing real estate—via: All that certain lot or piece of
ground, with the buildings and improvements thereon
erected, situate on the north side of William Street, at
the distance of one hundred and eighteen feet eastward
from the oast elite of Schuylkill Yourth Street, in the
city of Philadelphia, containing in fronton said William
street sixteen feet, awl in length or depth that breadth
seventy-ono foot six Inches—will attend to the duties
of his appointment at his Mike ' No, 704 Washington
Square, (south OW on Monday, November dl, at four
(Pclock P. M., when and whore all persons are required
to present their claims, or be debarred from coming in
upon said fund.
A. MURRAY STEWART,
Auditor
oc22•alot►
TN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
AL
CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Matthew Semple to use of E. W. Morrison vs John
Vogel, District Court, June term, 1857. No. 538. Test.
PI Fe. to Lehigh county
The Auditor appointed by the Court to distribute the
fund arising from the sale of personal property under
above writ, will attend to the duties of his appointment
no Tuesday, November fld, 1857, at 4 o'clock P. M., at
his office, No. 704 Washington Square, in the city of
Philadelphia, when and where all persona are required
to present their claims, or be debarred from coming in
upon said fund. A. 41U.R.D.AY STE WART,
0c22-dlCit* Auditor.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
OITY AND COUNTY Old PUILADRLPRIA.
Thomas Willtamson, Trustee, Ac. vs. Hobert Palmer.
Levert Was, March Term ' 1857, No. 859.
The Preaident, Directore,A Co. of the Bank of Pent
eylranis vs. Robert Palmer and William Clayton, late
trading as Palmer, Clayton Co. Venditiont Nxponas,
March Term, 1857, No. 1033.
The Auditor appointed to distribute the money in
Court, raised under the above entitled proceedings, by
Sheriff's sale, of
No. 1. Ilesausge and lot of ground on the west side of
Delaware, second street between Pine and Union streets,
in the city of Philadelphia, containing In front 18 feet
and to depth 95 feet to a five•feet alley; bounded north
nazi by ground formerly of (Worse Fitzwater, now of
the heirs of Oblides Allen, and southward by ground of
Joseph Marshall.
No. 2. Lot of ground, with frame and brick tenements d
on the south side or Mary Went, between Front 1112
Ehmond streets, in the said city, beginning 189 feet from
Front street, containing In front 20 feet, and in depth 81
toot.
No 8. Lot of ground with the two three-story brick mos.
/11114011 thereon, on the north aide of Prime or Washing
ton street, in the said city, 01 feet westward from the
northwest corner of Delaware Fifth and Prima streets,
containing in front 24 feet, and in depth about 69 feet ,
dul?ieet to s yearly ground rent of forty-eight dollars.
Wilt a tte n d to his duties upon MONDAY, the 28th day
of October, 1867, at 4 o'clock P. M., at his office, No.
204 South FIFTH street, below Walnut, In the old city,
when and where all persons interested are required to
matte their claims, or be debarred from coming in upon
said funds.
0012.10 t GEORGE W. DIDDLE, Auditor.
jIILIA A. OARR, BY HER NEXT
el friend, &a., vs. CHARLES D. IL CARE—Divorce—
Common Pleas—No. 16, Sept. T.,1859,
Please take notice, that depositions of witnesses on
part of said libellant will be taken before me on
1/111DAT October 23, 1857, at 4 o'clock P. M., at the
office of Henry O. Nuts, Esq., No, 193 South FIFTH
street, Philadelphia, when yen can attend and cross
examine if you think proper. •
WILLIAM P. SMALL, Examiner.
To CHABLIS D. 11. Deno. oc7-15t*
WINCHESTER & SCOTT, GENTLE-
MlOl.B FURNISHING STORE, and PATENT
SHOULDER SEAM SHIRT MANUFACTORY, No. Tee
CHESTNUT Street, above Seventh street, Philadelphia.
The attention of Southern and W eatern Merchants, end
Strengere, to particularly Invited to this Improved cat of
Shirts, the moat perfect Siting artiole made. At whole
sale and retail, and made to order. any-lyif
QAVING FUND.--UNITED STATES
IJ TRUST COMPANY, corner of TUIRD and CREST
NUT Streets.
Large mid man sums received, and paid back on de
mand, without notice, with FITE PER CENT INTER
EST from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal.
o®qe hours from 9 until 5 o'clock every day, and on
MONDAY EVENINGS from 7 until 9 o'clock.
.. . .
DRAFTS for sale on England, Ireland, and Scotland,
from £1 upwards.
Prealdent—ATEPllEN IL CRAWFORD.
Treasurer—PLlNY FISK,
TeIIer—JAISIES 11. RUNTRR. sell-lylf
Galco tin 'Auction.
MTHOMAS & SONS,
. Nos. 119 and 141 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
(Formerly Nos. dl and 09
REAL ESTATE, STOClffis fcc.
Public Sales at the Philadelphia Exchange every
Tuesday Evening.
tier — Ilandbilis of each property issued separately, In
addition to which we publish on the Saturday previous
to each sale one thousand catalogues in pamphlet form,
giving full descriptions of all the property to be sold on
the following Tuesday.
ID" FURNITURE SALES AT THE AUCTION
STORE every Thursday morning.
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SAVE
. .
Da- We have a large amount of Real retate at
vate Pale, including every deacription of City and
Country property. Protted Lints way be had at the
Auction Store.
PRIVATE SALE REGISTER.
iI7" Real Estate entered on our Private Sale Re
gister, aro advertised occasionally iu our Public Sale
Abctracte, (of whit% 1,000 copies are printed weekly,)
frou of charge.
TWELFTH FALL SALE, 27TH OCTOBER.
Will Include the following " — "'
FOUR VALUABLE MARKET STREET STORES.—
Four substantial four-story brick stores and dwellings,
Noe. 1521,1510, 1517, and 1513 Market street, weal of
Fifteenth street
MODERN DWELLING.
Neat tamlern three-story Brick Dwelling, 8. W. cor
ner of Twelfth and Citron streets, above Wallace street,
with a three-story brick dwelling on Citron street
PEREMPTORY BALE—FOUR VALUABLE LOTS—
BRICK DWELLING, STABLE AND GRAVEL-BED
—HIRST WARD.
Valuable lot B E corner Jefferson avenue or Maya
mooning read and Moore street, and Crosby street.
Large and valuable lot N E corner Jefferson avenue,
Moore street, and Williamson etreet.
Largo and valuable lot, with two•atory brick dwelling
and frame stable, Moore atreet, adjoining the above,
and extending through to Williamson street.
Valuable lot and (ram° atablu,Moore atreet, adjoining
the above. Sale of the whole absolute.
irr Full particulrs in handbills and plan
HANDSOME a MODERN RESIDENCE.
. . - • .
Handsome residence with double back building, and
replete will all modern conveniences, No. 1317 Spring
Garden street. This is a very desirable residence, and
in a beautiful neighborhood.
FACTORY, STEAM ENGINE, & (I.—Two and a hall
story factory, steam engine, c., Twenty-Drat Ward,
fronting on Clearfield, Twenty.Orst street, and the Phila
delphia and Germantown railroad.
TWO•STORY BUDA DWELLING.—Two-story brick
rummage, B. E. comer Townehip Line road and Clear
field street, Twenty-first Ward.
VALUABLE LOTS..--Valuable lot, N. E corner
Seventeenth street and Woodpecker Lane.
TWO BRIUK DWELLINGS. Two three-story brick
dwellings, Spring Garden street mat of William street
PERSMPTORY SALE.—FIVE GROUND RENTS,
yin: Two of $37.50 each, two of $22 50 each, and one
of $lO a year eecured en are three - story brick dwellings
and lots, Spring Garden street, Owen Street, and Biddle
street.
TWO THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLINGS
. .
Two three-story brick dwellings, Noe. 870 and 878
Apple street, between Fourth street and York avenue,
and Coates and Brown streets. Bale absolute.
FOUR YEARLY GROUND RENTB. two of $B4, and
two of $52 each, secured by a brick dwelling, Howard
street and "tope street, (late Kensington.)
117" Full particulars of each of the above properties
'now ready in handbills.
THIRTEENTH PALL BALE, 311 NOVEMBER
This side will include
Orphans' Court Me.
ESTATE OP WILLIAM A. BUDD. DEC,D.
... . ,
THUM LARGE AND VALUABLE LOTS, AND TWO
BRIM DWELLINGS, SEVENTH STREET, PRIME
STREET, AND PASSITNIC ROAD.
Valuable lot, N W corner Prime and Seventh etreete.
Velitable lot, fronting on Prime street, mid ou Pass
yunk rood.
Valuable lot, Pasqua road,
Two three-story brick dwellings, Seventh atreet, west
Ode, north of Prime street. They will be sold sepa
rately. Bee handbills and plan.
Also, by order of Orphans' Court.
ESTATE OP JOAN FITZWATER, MCI).
••- • .
OVER MX AOItES ON GROUND WITH VALUABLE
STEAM SAW-MILL AND MAGIIINERY, LARGE
MANSION, THREE FRAME DWELLINGS, LARGE
WHARF, WITH A FRONT OF FOUR HUNDRED
FEET ON THE RIVER DELAWARE AT TA-
CONY, TWENTY-TIIIRD WARD.
Samo Estate—TIIRIII-STORY BRICK. DWELLING.
Three-story brick dwelling, No. 288 North Fifth above
Noble street.
Same Eatate—TWO DRIOK DWELLINGS.
- .
Alto, Two brick dwellings , Union and Hanover streets
above Prince street, Kennington.
Executor's Salo—Late Iteckleece of Amelia Smith
ELEGANT MANSION, BURLINGTON, N. J.—Also,
by order of Executor, to aloes an estate, the valuable
residence No. 23 Main street, Burlington, N. J.. replete
'with modern improvements and conveniences, MX feet
front, the lot 610 feet deep to Wood street, the garden
improved with finest fruit tree.,
Also, a handsome residence, Wood !Afoot, Darlington
recently occupied by Mr. William Ohmloner, nod a lo
adjoining, 50 bylso feet ID - Full particulars iu hand
bills.
NEAT DWELLING, TWENTIETH STREET—Three
story brick dwelling, No. 205 North Twentieth street
between Wood and Vine streets.
LOT, TWENTY-FOURTH WARD—A triangular lot,
fronting on Park street, and the West Philadelphia
Railroad, Twenty-fourth Ward, (late West Philadel
phia)
FOURTEENTH PALL BALE-10TH NOVEMBER
Salo Nos. 139 and 141 South Fourth street.
SUPERIOR GERMAN FLOWER ROOTS.
On Saturday Morning,
At 11 o'clock, one case superior German Flower
Roots, from It. Vandersoboot & lone, Haarlem.
LARGE SALE OF NEW MEDICAL BOOKS—ALSO A
VALUABLE MEDICAL LIBRARY, which embraces
a number of the Text Books.
On Saturday Evening,
Octoberiitb, at the Auction Store, Nos. 139 and 141
South Fourth street, a large collection of valuable
medical works, including library.
For particulars ere catalogues and the books, which
will be arranged for examination on Saturday morning.
1301100NER N. B. T. TIIOIIPSON
On Tuesday Evening,
27th Ind., at 7 o'clock, at the Exchange, three undi
vided fourth parts of the schooner N. D. T. Thompson,
and her tackle, apparel, appurtenances, &c , has two
note of nails, built in 18154, at }Wein'. Point, N. J.
PEREMPTORY SALE ON TUE PREMISES-ELE.
GANT RESIDENOE AND FURNITURE, WALNUT
STREET.
On Tuesday Morning,
27th October, still o'clock, without reserve, on the
premises, the elegant Brown Stone residence,
Walnut street, south side, third house west of Broad
street, built for the use of too late owner and occu•
pant in a superior manner, and finished throughout
in elegant style, with every modern improvement and
convenience. Particulars in handbills.
ELEGANT PURNlTlME.—lmmediately after the
sale of the house will be sold the elegant furniture.
extra large mirrors, splendid curtains and chandeliers,
piano-forte, &xi.
Sale at No. 1919 Spruce street.
HANDSOME RESIDENCE AND FURNITURE.
On Wednesday morning next,
TSth inst ,at 10 o'clock, on the premises, the bond
some modern four-story brick residence, with three
story back buildings, No. 1919 Spruce street, west o
Nineteenth street, replete with all modern improve
mutts and conveniences. $5,000 may remain on wort
gage. . .
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, TAPESTRY OARPETS
OAR FIXTURES, &e.
Immediately after the sale of the house, the superior
household furniture, all made to order by Moore &
Campion, and been but little used.
07 Particulars in handbills and catalogues.
Sale Nos. 119 and 141 South Fourth Street.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, PINE MIRRORS, PIANO.
FORTES, BRUSSELS CARPETS, Ac.
On Thursday Morning,
At 10 o'clock, at the Auction Store, an extensive As
sortment of excellent second-hand furniture, mirrors,
Sn plaumforte, carpets, Ac., from families declining
hottaekeeping.
Assignee's Peremptory Sale.
SPLENDID ROSEWOOD FURNITURE PIANO
FORTE, BEDDING, CARPETS, CUINA, Arc.
On Thursday Morning,
At 12 o'clock, by catalogue, in the Second•story room
of the Auction Store, a splendid collection of household
furniture, &c., by order of Assignee.
The above furniture has been in use but a short time,
and coot over $O,OOO.
***May be examined the day previous to sale with
catalogues.
WOLBERT & SCOTT, AUCTIONEERS,
431 CHESTNUT Street, opposite tile Custom
House. between Fourth and Fifth Streets.
TAMES A. FREEMAN, AUCTIONEER,
io NO. 422 WALNUT STREET, above FOURTH.
CARD—SALE OF ROUSEUOLD FURNITURE—TUES.
117- We beg leave to inform the public that we bold
our regular weekly sales of Furniture every Tuesday, at
our SPACIOUS SALES ROOM, NO. 1013 WALNUT
STREET, where every possible attention is given to ob
tain the highest prices for the goods of those who may
Divot us with consignments. Families having portions of
their furniture to dispose of, or those declining house
keeping and not wishing sales at their own dwellings,
Can have their furniture CAREFULLY REMOVED TO
OUR SALES ROOM, WHERE THEY WILL REALIZE
BETTER PRICES FOR THEIR FURNITURE THAN
THEY CAN OBTAIN FROM ANY OF THE FURNI
TURE DEALERS OR ANY OTIIERAUCTION STORE
IN THE CITY.
Da Pereonatavoring us With consignments can rest
assured that their property will not be sacrificed.
lEr Commissions more moderate than those charged
by any other Auction House in the city,
17' Consignments respectfully solicited.
11.7' Sales paid immediately Ater the goods are sold.
REAL ESTATE BALE, NOVEMBER lltb
This sale will include—
Orpheus , Court Bolo—Batiste of W. A. B. Jones, Dec'd.
TWO-STORY BRICK NOM AND LOT, TWELFTH
. . . .
STREET.
A two•etory brick house and lot of ground, west side
of Twelfth street, 224 feet above Columbia avenue, 16
feet front, and 112 feet deep, to a 32 feet street, 09
ground rent.
Orphans , Court Sale—Estate of ChasPßrownsbn, Decd.
TIMER HOUSES AND LOT OW (MOUND, DREAD
STREET AND WETTER LANE
A lot of ground with the three houses thereon erected,
B. W. corner of Breed street and Vetter Lane, 40 fee
by 43 feet Ma ground rent.
1177 $5O to Depth* on each of the above when th
same is struck off.
EMIG
ir " A three-story Brick Dwelling, with two-story
brill( back building. 10 North Ninth street, above
Wood street. Rent s4ooper annum. Apply at the Auc
tion Store. .
AT PRIVATH BALE.
A Bret-ease Printing Office, with a good run of busi
ness, four printing presses, two Ruggles and one Adams.
Type and everything necessary for the badness. Apply
at the Auction Store.
►iIIIE ADVERTISEMENT BY AN AUC
JR. TIONIOR of s PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE,
In the Bulletin Building, has no eonneation' with our
establlehment.
Dela tf MoLAUGHLAN BROTHERS
JOAN BA.YLIS, AUCTIONEER—No. 825
ARCH street, between Third end Fourth Streets.
BALER EVERY EVENING, at 7 o'clock,
01 Bads, Shoes, Hardware, Cutlery, Watches, Jew.
dry, Hosiery, Whine, Trunke , Fanny Goode , Notions.
N. B.—Ou t-door sales attended to All goods Bold at
the Auction House packed. octdm
political
F OR SHERIFF,
EDWARD T. MOTT,
TWELFTH WARD
BIWTOT TO DEMOORATIO ROLES. ciel64ka*
V,HIP MARY AND ADELINE, FOR NElir
ORLEANS. —First and only vessel this week.
Receives freight until Saturday next, (unless sooner
full) Freights taken at as low rates as auy other vessel
loading.
The remarkably fest-nailing coppered packet ship
MARY AND ADDLINE, W. Tales, master ' having over
half of her cargo now on board, with large engage
ments coming alongside very rapidly, will continue to
receive what freight offers, and sail as above.
Shippers will please hurry their goods alongside, and
bills of lading to the Counting House for signature.
For balance of Freight, at reduced rates, apply on
board or to .
DIBIIOP, SIMONS, & CO.
d'Yd (formerly 36) North Wharves.
The &A. insurea at the lowest rates, and will take
steam down the Delaware and up the Dual.lppl.
The succeeding packet will commence loading on Mon.
day nett. Heavy !relights can now be engaged at lowest
rates.
CONGRESS RANGE .-SO LD BY CHAD_
WICK & DRO., N 0.202 N. ONOOND Street.
angle.-Smoo.
Oaleg lin %action
MOSES NA TRANS, AUCTIONEER
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, B. M. corner
SIXTH and RACE Streets.
AT PRIVATE SALE—GoId and silver patent lever,
Lepine, English, Swiss, and French patches, jewelry,
of every description, musical instruments, An., Ac.
AT PRIVATE SALK—Arranged on second floor,
household furniture, of every description, beds, mat
tresses, carpeting, looking glasses, fancy articles, &0.,
&c.,
Ont-door Wes attended to personally by the Auction
ear. Charges very low. Consignments of furultaro,
clothing, jewelry, ika , tke ' solicited.
NATHAN'S PItINCISAL 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 Goods, Groceries, segsrs, Hardware, Cutlery, Furniture, Bed
ding, Horses, Vehicles. 'Harness, Stocks, and on all ar
ticles of saint for any length of Haile agreed on, on more
Ratisfaatory and liberal terms than at any other estab
lishment. (sea] 51 . NATIIANS,
NATHAN'S great We of FORFEITRP (MODS will
take place in a few days Due notice will be given.
WEED'S groat aale of forfeited Watches , JTivielry,
Guns, Pistols, Musical Instruments, &e., wiltake place
shortly. Due notice will be given
WEBB'S great sale of Dry Hoods Clothing, Bedding,
&a , being forfeited collaterale, wilt take plate shortly.
Due notice will be given.
AT PRIVATE SALE, AT HALF THE , lISUAL
SELLING PRICES.—DoubIe-bottomed and bunting
ease gold patent lever watches, of the most ap.
proved makes; hunting case and open Love gold escape.
meat lever and lupine watches, full jeweled ; floe gold
enameled lever and lepine watched for ladies'; gold
jewelry of every deecription; silver lever and lepine
watches, iu hunting cases and open face; silver English,
Swiss, and French watches; a general assortment of tar.
nituro, beds, mattresses, mirrors. &c.
OUT-DOOR SALES SOLICITED, andebarges to Suit
the times, low.
Consignments of every description of goods solicited
for public or private sale.
MONEY ADVANCED on all and every kind of goods,
for public or private sale, or to be held for a licoited
time. Charges low.
SAMUEL NATHLA_NS, AUCTIONEER,
and MONEY LOAN OFFICE, No. 112 Booth
THIRD }Street, below Walnut, opposite Year it., only
eight doors below the Exchange.
llama of b.lnees from 7 o'clock, A. M., until 10
o'clock in the evening.
Out-door aidee, salt sales at the Auction House, at
tended opOo the mosttatistactory terms.
---• eavaelattory tOr
CAPITAL $200,000.
Eslabiishetlfer the last Thirty Years.
Advances made from one dollar to thousands on Dia
moods, Silver Plate, Watches, Jewelry, Hardware, Mar
chandise, Clothing, Furniture, Bedding, Cigars, Musical
Instruments, Guns, Horses, Carriages, and Goode of
every description,
All goods can remain any length of time agreed
°F°9.•
All advances ; from one hundred don'ts and upwards
will be charged 2 per cent. per month; $2OO and orer,
the lowest market rate.
This Stare llouse having a depth of 120 feet, has large
fire and thief-proof vaults to store all valuables, and pri•
vats watchmen for the premises • alas, a heavy item
ranee effected for the benefit of all ' persons having goods
advanced upon.
N. B.—On account of having an unlimited capital,
thin office is prepared to make advanced on more mitts
factory and accommodating terms than any other in
this city.
Money advanced to the poor, in small amounts, with
out any charge.
AT PRIVATE BALE.
Gold Patent Lerer arid other Watches, Jewelry, and
Clothing will be sold at reduced price.. atil-1J
rIEORGE W. SMITH, AUCTIONEER
VI N. B. corner of BARRON and SOUTH Streets
above Second.
EVENING SALES.
SALES EVERY SATURDAY EVENING 3 I
At o'clock, at the Auction Store, of Ilardware, Cat
Wry, Ilousekeeping Articles, Clothing, Watches, jewel
ry, Fancy Articles, k.e.
Dank Notiree
S OUTHWARK BANK. PHILADELPHIA
Oct 21, 1857.—A Special meeting of the Stockhold
ere of this Bank will be held at the Banking-house, o
TUESDAY, the 3d day of November next, at 12 o'clock
noon, to take into consideration the act of the Legisla
ture, approved the 13th inst., entitled " An act provid
ing for the resumption of specie payments by the Banks
and for the relief of debtors."
oc23.dtN3 F. P. STEEL, thmhier,
!'COMMERCIAL BANK OF PENNSYL
kr VANIA, DfiILaDILIMIA, Oct. =,1857.—A Special
meeting of the Stockholders of this Bank will be held
at the BANKING 'IIOIISB, on MONDAY, the second
day of November next, at 12 o'clock At., to take into
consideration the act of the Legislature, approved the
13th lost , entitled "An act providing for the resump-
tion of specie payments by the Banks, and for the relief
of debtors," and to determine upon the same.
By order of the Board of Directors,
oc-tN2 S. C, PALMER, Cashier.
Tv OTI GE .-FARMER S' AND MECHAN
ICS' BANK—PUILADELPHIA, October 4, 1857
Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the Stockhold
ers of this Dank has been called by the Board of Directors
under the provisions of the seventh section of the act
of the CI eneral Assembly of this State, entitled " An act
providing for the resumption of specie psymente by the
banks, and for the relief of debtors," approved the 13th
dry of October, A. D. 1857, to be held at the Banking-
Douse of this Corporation, on TUESDAY, the third day
of November. A. D. 1857, at 434 o'clock P. M., fur the
purpose of taking into consideration the acceptance of
the provisions of the said act. By order of the Board,
oc22dtN3 E. M. LEWIS, Cashier.
THE PHILADELPHIA BANK.
214 October, lBs7.--A Special Meeting of the
Stoekholders of this Bank will be held at the Banking.
]louse on SATURDAY, the 3lst inst., at 12 o'clock, to
take into consideration the Act of the Legislature, ap
proved the 13th inst., entitled An act providing for
the resumption of specie payments by the Banks, and
for the relief of debtors
octlL'-dt3l B. B. COMRGYS, Cashier.
THE PHILADELPHIA. BANS..—Pazte.-
-i- WILMA, October 6, 1857 —The annual meeting of
the Stockholders of this Bank will be held at the Bank
ing house, on Monday, the ninth day of November
next, at 12 o'clock M.
The annual election for Directors will bo held at the
Banking house, on Monday, the sixteenth day of No
vember next. B. B. COMEGYS,
oct7-wr&mtNlo Cashier.
ANUFACTURERS' AND MECHA
ILL NICE' DANK.
PHILADILFOI/, OCt 4,1857.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders of this Bank
will be held at the Bunking Rouse, on Tuesday, Nevem.
bor 3, at 10 o'clock, A. Al.
The annual election for thirteen Directors, to serve
the ensuing year, will be held at the Banking House, on
Monday, November 16th, from 10 o'clock, A. M., to 3
rawftnl6 M. W. WOODWARD, Cashier.
fipSIMERCIAL BANK OF PENNSYL
v {MANIA, PHILAD6LPHIA, October 12, 1857.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of this Bank
will be held at the Banking-House, on Tuesday, the 3d
day of November next, at 12 o'clock M.
ocl2-onwikf tnovl3
COMMERCIAL BANK OF PENNSYL
VANIA, Pno.srature A, October 12, 1857.
The Annual Election for Directors of this Dank will
be held at the Banking-Douse, on ltonday, the 18th day
of November next, from 10 o'clock A. 11,, to 3 o'clock
P. M.
0ct.12-mir&l tnovlB B. C. PALMER, Ombier
FARMERS' AND MECHANICS' BANK,
OCtObereth, 1857.
The annual election for Directors will be held at the
Booking House, on MONDAY, the 113th day of Novena
bar next, between the hours of B o'clock A. M., and 3
o'clock P. M ; and on TUESDAY, the 3d day of Noreen
bar next, a General Meeting of the Stockholders will be
hbld at the Banking House, at 4 o'clock P. M., agreea
bly to the charter.
oc7-tnoln E. M. LEWIS, Cleaner.
Qt - o a rational
‘iELECT 'FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL
1. for SMALL BOYS, at CLAYMONT, Delaware, dis
tant one hour's ride from this city. Number limited
to kit
For a solid, refined, and Christian education, under
high social advantages, it presents au opportunity sel
dom offered.
TEES'S 5300 per annum, payable semi-annually in
ad% mice ; no extra charges.
The Winter Term openc on the FIRST MONDAY IN
NOVEMBER. A low vacancies at present.
For further particulars, addre ss ßEV . . JOHN B. CLEMSON, D. D.,
oel9-m w Sr. f-2w CLAYMONT. Delaware.
fIRITTENDEN's PHILADELPHIA COM
MERCIAL COLLEGE, 8. N. corner of SEVENTH
and CHESTNUT Streets, Second and Third Stories.
BOOK-KEEPING, PENMANSHIP, every style.
COMMERCIAL LAWS AND FORMS.
COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS.
I XOTURES, &c
Each Student has Individual Instruction from compe
tent and attentive Teachers, under the immediate
supervision of the Principal.
One of the Best Penmen in the Country Mut charge of
the Writing Department.
Please outland see Specimens and get a Catalogue of
Terme, &o.
DROFESSOR SAUNDERS' INSTITUTE,
..E. WEST PHILADELPHIA.
No Seminary whatever is more like a private family.
The course of study Is extensive and thorough. Pro
fessor Saunders will receive a few more pupils under
fourteen years of age into his family. Enquire of
Messrs J. S. Silver and Mathew Newkirk, or Col. J. W.
Forney, Editor of this Paper, whose eons or wards are
now members of his family. septl4-tf
QPRING GARDEN ACADEMY FOR
1 , 0 YOUNG MEN AND BOYS, N. E. corner 'EIGHTH
and BUTTONWOOD streets. Professor of the highest
qualifications employed. Catalogues containing full
particulars, pupils , names, testimonials, kn., can be
had on application.
B. DONLEAVY LONG, Principal.
HALL OF ST. JAMES THE LESS,
PHILADELPHIA.
A PAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL POR BOYS.
Rev B. R. BKraca, Becton.
The Annual Session will begin on TUESDAY, Sep
tember 1.
Ciroulare may be obtained at the Book Store of H.
HOOKER, S. W. corner EIGHTH and CHESTNUT, or
of the Rector, Poet Oface, Yale of Schuylkill, Phila.
aul743m
'NOTHING SO NEEDFUL TO ENABLE
persona, male and female, to gain a share of this
world's goods sod comforts u a
BUSINESS EDUCATION.
LEIDY BROTIIERS , BUSINESS ACADEMY,
Nos. 145 and 150 SIXTH Street, near RACE,
wilt re•opeu on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER let, for fall
and winter Studies, embracing a knowledge of
WRITING, BOOK-KEEPINO AND ABITUMETIO
by simplified methods, in a abort time
TIM LEIDY'S take pleasure in saying, that during
the past year a large number of persona acquired a
BUSINESS EDUCATION, enabling many to secure pro
fitable situations, and others to prosecute their business
operations successfully. att22-3m.
F URNISHING GOODS
AND LINENS,
L. J. LEVY & CO.
DAVE REDUCED THZ PRICES Or
LACE CURTAINS,
CURTAIN MATERIALS,
BROCATELL ES, Ac ,
BARNSLEY MEETINGS, T ABLE LINENS, ENGLISH
CANTON FLANNELS, Ac
0c22-3t 426 CHESTNUT ST.
A MERICAN GOLD
AND
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AT HIGHEST CURRENT RATES,
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/ND
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AND
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HORSES TAKEN TO WINTER IN
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, eight and a half miles
from the city. Inquire at This Office. o=l-w re-It
A311::1 1 C
OP MUSIC--
I v.
ON FBILIi ANL S.111:111)1Y,
The OPERA will commence precisely st
HALF PAST-SEVEN.- o -114
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
E. A . MARSHALL Sole Lessee
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF THE
OPERA.
THIS (Friday)ITALIAN
EVENING, October .A18;1,
Will be presented Donisetti's Opera. entitled
LA TRAVIATA.
Principal characters by Mad. Gazzaniga, Signors
Tagßade°, Signori Brignoli. Amodio. and Colletti
And the Second Act ofDonizetti's Comic Opera,
LA PIOLIA DEL REGGIMENTO.
Principalcharacter. by Signorina Ramos, Signori
Brignoli, and Tagliaflco.
Saturday—Farewell night of the ITALIAN OPERA
MAX M ARETZ ER, Muaial Director and Conductor.
PRIOR Or An :—Parqattto, Dr.... Circle, and
Balcony, $1; Family Circle. 50 cents ; Amphitheatre,
25 cents
Ll - The Bow Office of the Academy is open from 9 A.
91. to 6 P. M., for the securing of Reserved Seats and
Boxes, without extra charge.
Treasurer Mr. T. 9lcKsoe.
The Opera will commence at 7s precisely.
117 - Carriages will met down heads South, and tike up
heads North.
NATIONAL THEATRE, WALNUT ST.,
near Eighth.
ADUISSION—Dress Circle and Parquet, 25; Family
Circle, 25 cents; Secured Feats, 373. cents; Seats in
Private Box. 50 cents; Orchestra Chairs, 50 cents.
Doors open at 7. To commence at 73 o'clock.
Box Office open from 10 to 4 o'clock ; when seats can
be secured.
. .
THIS (Friday) EVENING, October n, 1,557,
Will be presented 8 1: : Harris , world-renowned
UNCLE TOM'S CABIN.
Uncle Torn, (the great original,) Mr. S. E. Harris ;
St. Clair, Mr. 11. D. Howland; Phineas Pletcher, Mr.
S. Brown ; Topsy, with songs, Bose Cline; The Gentle
Boa, Little Mary ; Harry, Little Ida.
WHEATLEY's ARCH ST. THEATRE.
—Sole Lessee W. WHEATLEY.
SULU or Nimes —Orchestra Stalls, 50 cents; Dress
Circle (no extra charge for Secured Seats), 50 cents;
Family Circle and Amphitheatre, 25 cents; Seats in Pri
vate Boxes, 75 cents; Whole Private Box, jai Gellert,
13 nimbi; Gallery (or Colored Persons, 25 cents; Pri
vate Box in Gallery for Colored Persons, 33 cents.
Box Office open from 10 A. Si. until 3 P. 3L Doors
open at quarter before 7, performance to commence
quarter peat 7.
J. M. B. WHITTON
LAST NIGHT OF JACK CADE
THIS (Friday) EVENING, October 23,1857,
Will be presented, by the great Star Company, the
celebrated Tragic Play, written by Judge Conrad,
entitled
EM13131711
. „
Jack Cade, Mr. Davenport ; Lord Clifford, Mr. Talmo
hill •, Mariamne, Mra. Rowers; Kate Worthy, Mira E.
Taylor. To conclude with Nhakopeare`a comedy of
CATHARINE AND PETRIICHIO.
Petruchio, Mr. Dolman; Catharine, Mn. E. L. Moran
port.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE.—LeO
see, Mr. E A. Marshall ; Stage Manager, .11r!
John Sefton. Prices.—Dress Circle and Banquette, 50
cents; Upper Circle, 25 cents ; Private Box and Orchestra
Seats, 76 cents. Box omm open ,from 9 o'clock A. hi_
to 8 P. M. Doors open at 6X o'clock ; performance to
commence at 7.
BENEFIT OF MI. AND MRS. WALLER.
'PHIS (Friday) EVENING, October 23.1851,
Will be presented the celebrated Play, entitled the
PATRICIAN'S DAUGHTER!
Mordaunt, Mr. Waller-, Lord Lynterne, Mr. She - well,
Piorpont, Mr. Brink; Heartwell, Mr. Young; Lester,
Mr. Green; Lady Mabel , Mrs. Waller. Concluding
with the interesting drama. called
MADELINE; OR, THE FOUNDLING OP PARIS.
Bertrand, Mr. Daly; Remy, Mr. Showell, Adelaide,
Mrs. Proctor.
SANFORD's OPERA ROUSE—
ELEVENTH Street, above Chestnut.
Doom open at 7 o'clock—to commence quarter bears
eight.
Admittance 25 cents.
Ethiopian Life Illustrated by Sanford's Troupe of
Stare—New Dances by the Sanford Children.
To conclude with
A LAUGHABLE AFTERPERCE.
THOREUP's VARIETIES,
PLYTH and CHESTNUT Streets, I X L.
MUSICAL AND TERPSICHOREAN MELANGE
NIGHTLY,
Which will be found superior in talent, respectability,
and accommodation,
Commence at 73i. Admission, 10 cents.
If Por further information, see Public Ledger,
T. B. THOMITT,
Manager and Proprietor
Jitsutance Companies
COMIIIONWEALVI FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OP THE ,STATh OP PENNSYLVL
NIA.-ofileeN. W, Corner FOURTH and WALNUT
Streeta, Philadelphia. Subscribed Capital, $500,000.
Paid-up Capital, uOO.OOO.
DAVID JAYNE, M. D. President.
THOMAS S. STEWART, Vice Prea , t.
Sairtnu. 8. Ilona, Secretary.
CIIRARD FIRE •
VII ANON COMPANY, PH
302 WALNUT street, west o
MKS
DIIIO
fl3O MARINE INSUR—
IILADELPHIA—OfiIeye, No
t THIRD.
MILT TARRN."
Wm. M. Swain, Jer. Walker,
John Anquith; Jr., Juo. McClure, •
H. N. Burroughs, Tho, Craven,
J. D. Hughes, A. 8. Gillett ;
P. D. Sherman, Purman Sheppard.
Wm. P. Hacker, Stunt. Jonas. M. D.,
I. P. Steiner,Jeeeph N. D.
H. A. Shackeford,
Hon. JEW/ JONES, President.
Hon. Ct. W. WOODWARD, Vice President.
lon. 8. McHottio, Secretary.
:AXES B. At.voan, Assistant Secretary. and-3m-if
Orp. oi:fobs
LADIES' DRESS TRININTINfIg,-
AND KNITTING ZEPHYRS.
NEW GOODS OPENED DAILY,
J. G. MAXWELL & SON.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STORES,
1026 CHESTNUT Street, four doors below EteTenth
And 316, S. SECOND St., below Spruce.
FACTORIES —Nos 93 and 97 GEORGE St , below
Penni, and SECOND Street, near Union.
Orders made at a few Roars' notice
JOHN B. STRYKER, Ja.,
Wholesale Dealer in
AUCTION DRY GOODS,
No. 12 BANE Street, Philadelphia. oell-3m
Glass and Cljina Ware
I NDUCEMENTS TO CASH BUYERS!
TYNDALE & INITCUELL,
- • •
lIIPOWtHIS Ol
CHINA, GLASS, ARE , COMMON WARES t
era new selling Their
NEW AND ELEGANT FALL IMPORTATIONS',
GERATLY EIDUCKD Pawls,
with a
HANDSOME DISCOUNT TO THOSE
WHO PAY CASH.
MI CHESTNUT STREET, ABovv. SEVENTH sr.,
ie2s-•1T-(mw. PHILADELPHIA.
- -
LADY, COMPETENT TO TEACH
.t 1. the branches of au English education. Preneb, and
Music, wishes to obtain a situation as daily Governess
to yonog children. City references given. Address
S A., box N 0.162 Philadelphia P.O. 0c22-1w •
WANTED, FOR THE UNITED STATES
CAVALRY—AbIe-bodied, unmarried men, to
hom will be given good pay, 'board, clothing, and
medical attendance. Pay from $l2 to ill per month.
No man having a wife or child will Do accepted. Apply
for MOUNTED SERVICE, at No. 817 MARKET street
above Eighth, north side
WILLIAM B. ROYALL Y
let Lieut. 24 Regt. of Card/7;
Recruiting Officer
oet 6-1 m
WANTED. -A FEW AGENTS, EITHER
Male or Female, are wanted to sell a new and
Corp popular book, just issued, entitled " The Crooked
Elm ; or, Life by the Wayside." Four editions bave
already been exhausted In Boston and the New England
States. Agents are wanted to Canvass the Middle,
Southern, and Western States. Some now engaged
make from' $5 to $l2 per slay. Address, by letter, Book
Agent, 17 State street, Boston; or call personally at
KIM place.
for .salr
FOR SALE—Or in exchange for Stocks.—
A handsome modern residence, No. s..x. North SE-
Y Street, above Brown street, west side. Lot 26.
Ly 115 feet—aide yard. Apply on the premises oel7-2w
ecraing illlacnthcs
A GOOD SEWING MACHINE.-HUNT,
-El WEBSTER, & Co , beg respectfully toputraluco
thetneelvex to the public M the manufacturers of the
.turKovED sEmlca MACHLNE
adapted to manufacturing or family purposes.
Free from the object°oa which have been urged
against those already known in this market, THIS
MACHINE COMBINES THE GOOD QUALITIES OF
THEM ALL, and will be sure to commend itself, upon
examination, to families, tailors, saddlers, shoemakers,
and seamstresses. Those in want of A GOOD ARTICLE,
that will make a handsome lock-stitch, work WITH
LITTLE NOISE, that will HEM, BIND. STITCH,RUN,
or GATHER; indeed, that will give entire 6ahsfactien
even after they have been used for years, are invited to
call at oar rooms, B'o CHESTNUT Street.
HUNT, WEBSTER. A Co
Sewing of every description executed in the best pal
sible, manner, and on reasonable terms. Samples of our
work sent by mail to any part of the United States.
autl2.-tuths 3m.
Illiscellancono
TPHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
-11 entered into a Copartnership, under the name of
lIOLNINS & CO , for the manufacturing of all kind., of
(miry and common Soap, at No tIS liorth ATEr, St
A. F. HOLMES,
C. F. MIAMI.
Oct. 20th, 1857
oc2l-2w
OCEAN SOAP MANUFACTORY
_ .
110L51E9 & CO., having purchased the above worka
coot Lehreeht Pranks, are prepared to receive onivra
for all kinds of lancy and common Soaps All orders
iecated with punctuality and Ale.patch, at the •ery
lowest prices, for cash. oc9l-2r t
E. & B. SCHELL'S
6 . • CITY MARBLE WORKS AND STEAM MANTNI
FACTORY.
MARBLE HALL,
9. R. CORNER OF TENTH AND VINE STREETS
PHILADELPHIA.
Whore every variety of MARBLE 'MANTELS. TOMBS,
MONUMENTS, TABLE TOPS and FLOORING. can 140
supplied upon reasonable terms. au:2-1-tuf3m
GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES.-
Duties' FURS selling, off regardles3 of cost.
CHARLES OnKFORD & SON,
- - - - - • .
Doporting and manufacturing Yurnerg No CS-1 CHEST
NUT St , below Seventh, will el°, their rotor , took
of Ladies' Furs, without regard to co,t 0021-It
BRANDIES.--“Pinet Marett,
and other Cognacs of various vintages, in half
laps and quarter casks; Pellevoism Rochelle Vrandtes,
pale and dark, in halt pipe 4, hell asks, and our-r2 , 2,1th
casks imported, and fur sale by
HENRI" BOHLEN & CO.,
0c22 221 m14'2'2.3 South Fourth street
/110 IRON MANUFACTURERS
CAPITALISTS
SIIETTER'S PATENT MACHINE
This valuable intention—being the best machine for
manufacturing tlortr••chnes ever offered to the Ameri
can public—i 3 now offered 1 r csle on ftvoratte t e n n o.
No objection would be list to putting it in,' a Joiot
Stock Company, and stuck tak-n foe it largo part of tio
purchase ALVAN N 1
oc2l-10t 22 WILLIAM Street, N.c, fork.
TO SHOVEL AND HOE MANUFACTUT
REM --SUMER ' S IM aAItbEN
Y.E.1l sti ore, fho ,ht to Itid:i4r, •
ture undor thin Ihttmit 1113 . 1 . •,• ar I onf4el.l - A.!•
tenon. oo Akin to ALI ‘S 'N
S.
OC2/-/Ot 21 WILLI \ll i•trkoit York
TRENT.—The five-store B,;ous SToxy,
I. BUILDING. tm THIRD Stroet, D,ek. Ap
ply to P. BRADY k UJ,
Partners' and Mechanlca' ltabk Bedding.
ott2l.3tA' t:IIti:.;TNI:T
Treasurer
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