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THE 'MONEY:I4OMM
litttentrOlttig 0400120.851.
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L The sales_§f- itontra4,644.eieTwno linprotoment in
P rice°, rid hfibit'sio,ney- rallethgeneral stagnation still
prevails. 'The ixiOnets 4(4lra - 4 - where thogreatest biatle
and anitlistleit usually prevails, there le bat little heard
but corriekeetten' niena the probable 'effect!' of the lose .
of employment cod /4400' ofwlytar,upon the
condition of oar irriduatire classes. Unite' in, reali
sing
the importance of prompt and deeded action, but
no two pernoni seem to' agree' as to the mode in which
relief can ind,ouglit to be extended. One public-spi
rited citizen. advertise* his, intention to bestow 1,000
loaves of bread weekly upon the poor during the win
ter, and many others ere biety in' preparing for organ
ised action A a eninlier 'end;
It le of the importance that every one Who is
able should - contribute information- through the co
lumui "Of the newipapers,' showing' how' the domestic,
economy e? the 'Poor may be improved, pointing out the
beet 1118111111, of reducing their expenses, without di
minishing their • comforts. geery suggestion w ill b e
usefel 'Whlehleints out cheap and agreeable substitutes
for dlit:stich an may be readily obtained in Omen of
scarcity, and distrese. „ • •
It le 1114mportant for the success of the measures
adopted for their toiler, that those in need tihaitia
heartily no,operatein .. the work to be done: If the poor
do not 'prudently serve themselves, others cannot
effectually aid there—if they are not their own friends'
none cannot sufficiently befriend them,' ThoseSvho are
idle in , trying tn, procure means of subsistence, and
those who are wasteful in using thorn, ought not to ex
pect, as they do not deserve, equal consideration with
the iioneit; . the industrious, and the prudent: hence
it Is the . du4 g ail who Would obey the holy precept to
`bear one another's bardens,” , to point out the ways
in which teas Lump be spent, or a little be stored by ,
ecenoniy,'lhat the 'means collected for iellef may be
productive of themost wide-spread benefit.
Partionlarly.essential is it that la our efforts to all
mill together through the hard sintscits now close upon
us, we should stet Correctly; TheMainditticulti to
met is not so much in the collection of funds ei In tbo
attention. necessary for their proper
. distrlbution. At
first there will verylikely be found a multitude'of fedi
viduale,to tender gratoitous services, but it is apt to be
the cane tbat the Most public-spirited and benevolent
men are not the most active and persevering, and after
their first efforts of seal have passed, and other impor
tant engagements and agreeable pursuits attract them,
they may suffer the management of these affairs to fail
into colder and unfit, bade. 'lt eeeme-to'us advisable ,
that in this respect, partictilarlyi We'should start right.
Probablyit :waddls a great_ point gained,lf ,the beet
fitted for` the 'duties, ainong..those out of, emplaiment,
were aeleet,ed dad paid for their labor at a fairrate, to
attend constantly as a matter of business to the inveart ,
gotten 'and irellef'of distress, tinder the direction of
small echuraitteea.The business could thus be managed
by a few gentlemen oat of active business - life, whose
enthsiasm would not be likely to be dissipated by their
absorption In other and pressing occupations. ,
We do not know that these reinaria'Are eilictly in
place in „ the money market,'l but they have occurred
to us as the natural consequence of the discussions
beard in all moneyed circles, and they certainly can dd
DO harm.
Our friankbleyor Vani has now an opportunity to
snake himself s reputation Which will lasts life-time,
and which would place our city for beyond our great
rival in the estimation of the whole country. We are
surprised that he has not already put himself at the
bead of a public movement to organise the whole city
into a society for the protection and encouragement of
the industrious, end the toltef of theAnfirel lie
is miming it golden opportunity, such as will make the
nom who host:tot to - embrace lt, and such'as comes to a
roan but once ln a generation.' ' '
The New'' Uk TritunS has the, following wont o
warnalito ceubiti utechallica, which applies equally as
well to Philadelphia as to New York :
"We learn that from all quarters of the Country me
chanics are thronging tollew Tone in Search of employ
went This is folly, for which they are likely tO OAT
Business of eUry sort is 'stagnant, here, as it Is every
where else. alcaufantories end - workshops are
_either
closed or more than supplied with hands already. There
is not a Job to be done' which has - not already . at band
twice the number of workmen required to complete It.
Keep away from the city. then ! Stay Where you are
known, and where you can struggle the impending west
of Winter with at least some friends and acquaint-emcee
to help you,
or give you an , occasional cheering word.
Don't come here to swell the vast array of idleness and
suffering which, three months hence, will appeal to the
citicens of New Volk- for charity."
This is geed advise, and commends Itself to the com
prehenslett of acerylaidY.
It mbethw terininbefed that' the now banks' have a
good deal Of inbOeylotobidleitt' to insurance companies,
&c., driwing' fit= 4,' to 6 4fr, cent., while the sub
scribers,to mid stock are on the verge of bankruptcy.
As there is ~ n o- i mmediate prospect of their going into
operation, (perhaps many of them never will) how mach
better would it be to cetera the money to their anti.'
scribers, and relieve, as far as may be, some of the pres
sure which we now suffer ! Two or three hundred thou- -
sand dollars would be a great Item now-a-days,
circulated among the community. '
The Miners , Journal shows tbs.! the diftharged.
operatives in - Schuylkill county understand their real
interests, endure leaving idleness and starvation there
for work in the West, where food is plenty. The Jour.'
nal ys .
" We learn from the conductor of the Auburn and
Susquehanna Railroad, that large numbers of miners,
and laborers from Schuylkill county, continue to pass
over that road almost daily, destined for the West.
Many go Rothe coal and lead Stade oflllinols, and others
to the lawn and Ailatiouri coat fields. Others seek work
wherever they can got It: Schuylkill county has Mat
several thousands In her population within the last
three months, - - Many others would go, but they hive
not the 'wane of getting away," -
Blacksmiths, coopers,. and , carpenters, are in demand
in Savannah, at fair wages.
A gentleman in Princeton, Illinois, writes to the
Boston Pen ae follows : .
" Wheat Is soiling for arty cents, a bushel by those who
are obliged to sell, while those who ire not on hard
premed are holding on for an improvement =in prices.
Many farmers have bought beyond their means, and
are now obliged to sell their crepe at almost _
- no advance
on the cost o.r/tieing, or, .borrow money at dye or all
per cent, a month to make their papinents; and whe
ther they pay their debts or low their lands, eithei
subjects them to a ruinous sacrifice: Millions of bush
cle of wheat are now in our granaries and stocked on the
prairies waiting for your eastern men to come and buy
at a fair price, that our eastern debts may be Patd, our
farms be rescued from forced sales, poor men be sup
plied with food, and shylooks, both east and west, be
prevented from damning their precious mule for six
per cent. ainenth. •
"One of our townsmen has just returned from a visit
to New England. • Ile Oyes a meat deplorable account
of the manufacturing towns and villages In Massa
chneettatand New Hampshire. , Ile Ave their everlast
ing cry Nigger' has bee tome to an end;:and the
universal prayer for Corisisf— , mere Cotton , —has
taken its place: I think that is a good symptom—at
least it Jo 'a good exemplification of the nature of
human nature'-tor,! Where a =Ws interest Is,'
le a true adage Could Boston -Common be moved be
' low the tropic, what a beautiful cotton field ' , Would
make. and now• soon it would be stocked with 'chat
tele.' " •
Millions of bushels of corn are reported as unbariest•
ed in the We torn grain Odds for want of the labor
Bich is so .tedebrlant In our large cities. ,
We learn that John Rultne, , EK.was thisday elected
a director of the Pennsylvania R ailroad Company, in
place of O.E. Spangler, Esq.; resigned:
The Pottollio Miners', Journal of tO•day . thus seats
up the coat trade for the present season : -
1056. 1857. Loss. Gain.
Schuylkill—R.ll:,.l,Bol,67B 1,520,752 340,924
Bcbuylkill ' 910,830 1,020,13980.109
Lehigh—DA 183,841 ' 886,890 ' '238;049
Lehigh Canal 992,150 755,157 236,993
Del. and Ilud. Canal 426,584 388,730 38,825
Penne, Coal Co ' 515,0 . 49 '490,739 24,310 - ''
Scranton, South.. r,.. • 76,409 287,188 191,459
' • ' 4,944,419 4,809,984 039,052 601,817
4,809,034 604,617 •
Dee. in 1367, tone.— 134.435 134 435
Add the loss from the Wilkesbure region of about
90,000 tone, and the aggregate loss of anthracite sent to
market this year, compared with the lut, reaches 234,-
435 tons.
PHIVAZILVIIi& BTOGK EXOBANGE ELM,
' ,
October 24, VAT.
Reported by R. Manly, Jr., Stock Spokes, No:
801 Walnut dreat.
MST BOARD. • -
600 N Penns It 6e....45% 200 City R de 80
600 do 45X e 8 Beading 13X
9,000 Penns be 81 8 • . do 134(
100 do 81 . 2 do 13%
1,000 Oity 6e 80 13 Ilarriebarg /I 40 •
300 ,do New,B9 j 2 , •do 40
1,000 do , New.B9 sdo 46 -
500 'do ; ,N0w,.219 i , enna B. „• 010.32 X
1,000 City! NAP 80 , 2 Sob Nay pref 13)
.11ET,224E„ ; BOARDS.
22 Pa 11...(tP:ca5h..221( 3 Morns Canal pref,79
BNO9d4p 110ABD..
1,000 Elmira - te let Hart Lebdrg ID 40
sookt - "65 " 30 I , o7'enoa R • 7,1 g
3,000 City —.BO , 60 Needing • 14 , ,
Uarrietriarg 'I ' 20 - d0..;..2
3
I do 40 20 do 2 dyn.l3%
. ' -
CLOSING PRI
Bid.rAsked.
Philedel 6 , e....80 80X
81 '
New.... 89 90
Penneylv 5 , 8....80% 81 ,
Reading R 13% 14
do liOdds $7O 02X 05
do Id 8 3 8;44 70 76„'
Donna 112" ' MI( 32%
MorrisOlnl Con 31 ,' 33
foto N 68 0.4.00 X, 81%
stock 7•
9
138-13TE4tY.
diked
Be N 611 412 prof 13„l1 14 ,
Wmatet &Rim R 9 • 11
do lot mod I's 65 60
do do 2dio 40 60
Long Island T,K, 8
VickeDurg ' 87 .
Girard
Lehigh r • ••% 1
Union esattii::..SX 4
Mow ()took ' g
Ostmalies R. , 8
, :,!Hipar!apoito.,
[Reported for The Prem. -
11.0111110NR—Steimeh pyermajlvonli, Teal-148 las
tobacco Backale, Ideptonuen & Ca' dtk Note Blietint;
25 Mercer n smok
Rotolo; 30 h o e 89 edo Roblin &
Tett; 2 bbla liqaor .& Moen; , 11 bags muds Y
2 " (4 -P; 2 i° " i t" B atltStb; 80 . etdirty cob Ponliney
do Blaney; Oitobacbbis Powell andlYeighttaan; Shines
mho B M Juti4; 280 bop note HotriB . , Heyl, & Co;' 88
Ilenisgellouq , Saloon,- 45 /bogs, spied ',Tudlitt Ac
Showell; 160 do Peas CI, It egoaatobmai. 20 bore Iron A II
iraaclice; 65 pkge suddries US empty, coke order.
,f3lartil'Ailttittoftt4.
PORT OF PHILklp 046 , A 0 ; 967.
SUN eu4s--subrerrq,:—.
HIGH WAYSiI, 011,:e ***. ..... Urier.k.B
ABBIVED.
ship Beranek, Rowland, frOm'llverpooli Sept 16; with
Indigo and 360 passengers to lope, Oct 1; lat
96 N, long 38 30 W with a reck Which appeared
to be a British ship of hankie, all unde rwater
h with the
exception of about 80 feet other, bow. She had painted,
gotta, and was painted yellow Inside r ' hiol esquire bo*- -
eprit, and no antitank; apparently t i mber Wait, gusher
timber port ' appeared to be re4ntly battened In, 'She
appeared to have been but &Alert thee in that situation,
as her sails were etill'hittging lathe yards;' cobld
cover no name, as her stern WAS In under water. Cot
6, on the'llanks of Nortfotindlaud, spoke Selo Prim Ban
ner, of Beverly; wlthl6,ooCitieh—wishod to bh repented.
S had two births on board during the wedge, -En.
perienced very beat"' Wtatheidur, air the psesage. Took
a pilot on the 211 t Mat -
Steamship Delaware, Copes, 21,honra from New York,
with merchandise and passedgetrto allderdice.
Reports having passed 011. The Buoy op the Brown chip
Wm Cummings, for Callao, lying at &holier; 'below the
Brandywine passed an Unknown bowline; ppdird boind;
off 'Reedy Island passed the ship Aleaandar k fer Chattel'•
ton, at &nation; below New Castle pseud the Wanes
Belle, frompeaton, end Beet Hallett, trolls OhartWon
•
ui tompauyarttle about Sixteen schoenen!.
Steamship Penurndvan ,ia Teal„trytn Biehmotittata
Norfolk, 261tottee; with hddadidifd Vapid to Thowii
Webster, Jr. Below, Reedy Island ; llama Bens
' Hallett , from Charleston, two' Ugh and 10 Was
nriard bound: OR Reedy Point pureed drip W.nt
rani, 840111110, krißß at arieboi 4 l i,`, ~' .7. 1 4
• ;-Brig Ben) pars rßsillv pallidilili 24 daysfront Bernardi
-es, Ntn,:in. h•altaiif to captain. On the 13th that. Ist 82
ao, long jf,
,30; :James .. BiChardson, seaman, aged 22 ,
' r larl/41L4/12121 1 ,Tafilifilyillh44il':
lost tei kisitit,,Nirlist N 00.. . ' , --' f .' '''.`,:.---
l'ilb.l' Vail -11111.01iiielStites; CitiOii fiSsts'Neiiitori, in
Whet tekelitilbr.ir -
Behr Jorlissrmaski Thildrell, lidiritrOishlfil*?l , l*lfi
NO, with lumber to mArtlittip. a Son. ' ' ' ' " ' " ' " 1
800 Lieni taltailditMaia !cola Bristol, with mass to
:olPhilli.- - Seshifile,,,:,et,le.. e -44 `i
a z
Behr Tot iltostb, S' dliya Nyco Norilleir, sOtli
sedge to' , l‘ , -4 ( : i i :a_ 14 , , .i /16 o', I r.... 4
MO • hitilleti6 Asp from Alexandilii;Witle
0 9 4 to X • 11 4 - 10.1 TN ...;:-0 mi v - Ed 4.1 4 -'
' - - .imiai ,A. w-1,, ‘1 , i41'...i1 .ii.r.;j .4 - -II
Behr J D Fish, Bell B, daye,from Lewes,, ped, with
mdse to Theodore W Parker. " •
Behr Wm Severe, Brooks, 6 days from Richmond, with
feed to B Lancaster A Soh '
Behr Adele Belida, Cartwright, from New York.
Behr El Warren, Beattie, 2 dap from Little Creek
Landing, 1101, ,with oats to Bewley, Wilson & Co.
CLED.
Steamship Palmetto, Baker, AßE Boston, II Winger.
. Brig Globe, Roberts, Georgetown, 130, If Clark.
Bohr 0 Loeser, Snow, 'Matanzas, W P !dolma & Co.
Bohr Sylvia, Hathaway,
A Co. Coltunbia, Me, E A Seeder
Behr Adele Seliele, Cartwright, New Bedford, Blakie.
ton, Cox tc CO.
Bohr Hannah Willotta, Grimmer, Roxbury, Alm R
White.
Bohr Rachel Miller, Ifenderson, Charleston, 0 Miller
& Co,
Steamer Farmer, Dennis, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
[BY TBLltatitraj
Correspondence of the Yblinelphia Enhance.
CAPE ISLAND, Pot 24, 630 Y St.
A barque is now off this plan going in• Not a 'lend
has been obsorved going to soa to-day. Whid S.. wea
ther buy, with earwig indications of au approaching
atom.
Yours, Ito., TUGS. U. 1111011113,
[or TELNORAPII.J
Worreepondenco of Tho Ram.)
Now Yon, Oct 23
Arrived, ships ll A Morn, from Antwerp; Mercury,
from Havre; Vik;ng, front Antwerp; barques Poutucket,
from Lisbon; F II Fanning, from Norman's Pond; Monte
zuma, from Demerara; brige Reindeer, from Malaga;
Amanda, from Angostura; Prioress Royal, frown Bermu
da; ;Mountain Bagle,.from Sisal; Linda, frown Port an
Prince; Armand, frown Rio Grande; steamships Petomaka,
Cushman, from New Bedford; Pelican, Auldrieh. from
Providence; brig Judge Hathaway, of Boston, Small,
from Ponce, PR, 7th lust Sailed in company with edit.
Mohawk, Staple, for atomics, to load for Baltimore;
181.11 lost let 33 30, long 73 30, spoke barque Wm Wood
aide of Brunswick, Mo, from New, Orleans for Barce
lona; sehre Cameo, Ensterbrook, Duckeport, NC; Mon
Fisher, Wilmington, NC; •Josephine, Ferris, Albany; W
Phillips, %Vilma, Jacksonville; Silas Wright, (Hidden,
Savannah; R Franklin, Townsend, Virginia; Rio,
Snow, Washington, NC; S Smith, Smith, Georgetown,
80,Alen Armotrong, Frisbee, Alexandria; A Law, Wood,
Virginia. Below, ship Patrick Henry, from Loudon.
,f Correspondence at the Philadelphia Exchange
LEWES, Del.. Oct. 23, 8 A lg.
The brig Semi Small, Rehr 'Emma, and sloop .7 D Fish
left the harbor this morning. A three masted schooner
polled up this morning. Harbor bare of vessels. Wind
mouth—weather mild.
Yours, &o, WAL M. HICKMAN.
MEMORANDA
Sieammbip City of Richmond, Mitchell, hence, arrived
at Norfolk 23d inst.
dteamship Delaware, 00.1103, hence at New York 24th
inst.
Steamship Mans Sprague, Matthews, hence at Ru
th, 23d lust.
Steamship City of New York, Howes, for Dhiladel.
!Ada, cleared at Beaton 24th tun,
Ship Lancaster,Deoan, hence at New Orleans 2.1 d nat.
Ship Banshee, Wingate. for Ilia do Janeiro, went to
sea Worn Hampton Rondo 223 inst.
Ship Otaeonthe, Maxwell; hence; arrived at Now Or
leads diet inst.
. . . .
Ship Northern Crdwn, Rolle% from 8t Stephens, NB,
arritred at Deal 13th inetr
. . .
Ship Laura and Lenlea, for San Francisco, sailed from
Liverpool 13th last
Ship Challenge,' Winger, for San Francisco, cleared at
Now York Zd inst.
Ship Black Prince, from Singapore, Arrived at N York
24. th Mat. - -
Ship Crest of the Waco, Colley, from Nam for New
Orleans '
was spoken, no datooke, off the Western loL
ands, 16 days out.
Barque Our 'Bitten, Kent. for Constantinople in a few
days, was seeking freight at Sebastopol about 29th ult.
Barque Swan, Lennon, for Montevideo and Buenos
Ayres, cleared at Baltimore 2&i inst.
Barque J 0. Brune, (supposed) Coyle, hence, was in
Chesapeake Bay, hound to Balithuoro,-2% lost,
• Barque Robert, (Olden) Gerdes, for Akyab, went to
sea from Hampton Reeds 19th inst.
Barque Scotland, Rowe, for Valparaleo, cleared at
Boston 23(1.ittat.
Brig Madeira Pet, from Chicago, at Liverpool lath
anti
Beg Aaron Eaton, Percy, hence at St John, NB, 20th
Mat;
' Brig Benj Carver, Berry, from Searsport, arrived at
Charleston 2111 inst.
Brtg New Era, Walker, for Philadelphia in 6 days,
was at Rape Maytien 6th Inst.
Wig Oar Bell, Northrup, for ; Mobile, sailed from
Richmond 23d Met.
Brigs Beeline, Hay, and Ara, Chase, hence at Boston
24th that.
&lira k V Ilere, Courtin.. Wm Loper, L 0
wltHantjones, Gipsoy, A Titrell, Lawn, NV B Darling,
Payson,Joseph 1 3 Cake, and Caroline Hall, Benno
at Boston 24th brat,
Behr Triumph, Artie, from Delaware City, at Boston
' 2.lth hut.
Rehr Lonsdalo, Whlttemorei cleared at Boston 24th
inati for Philadelphia. '
doles Emotion Rickey and' Isabel, oiled from New
Raven 23d lost. for. Philadelphia.
Behr J 0 Brooks, Oral Tam, hence for Portland, at Ed
gartown 2lat lost.
Behr Victor, Saari, henco for Providence, at Newport
TM trot. . •
Schr Waupoua, Norris, from Smyrna, Del, for Provi
'donee, at Newport 29. d inst.
Schr John It Plater, Gandy, from Woods Hole for New
Smyrna, Fla, sailed from Dutch Inland Ifarbor 21st inst.
with 80 wood cutters.
Schr Dolphin, Bennet; hence at Bath 22,1 inst.
Schr Aid, English, hence at Boston 234 inst.
'Behr Diamond State, Casey, for Philadelphia, cleared
at New York 24th Inst.
Bohr Ephraim and, Anna, Dole, bona) at Charleston
224 ihet.
Sohn 8 Blaikman, Sherman, And W A Newell, Tur
ner, hence atVilnitngton, NO, 22d inst.
Bcllr Empire: hence for Norfolk, went mbar° at Cape
floury on Friday night last; assistance was sent from
Norfolk on Saturday,
.
"lichr L irkindirott, Vankirk, sailed from Newport 21st
inst. for Phtladelphin.,,
&Bre Ann 8 Brown, Brown;' nenry P'Shomons, Bar.
raft, and Ocoan,Weve, English, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Providence 22d last.
flair S S MUM, Cook; from Taunton for Philadelphia,
!Ailed from 'Newport 21st. heat.
Sehr Monterey, Steelman, for Delaware City, went to
sea ftom Dutch Island Harbor 21st Mat.
Behr .1 D Bleockor, Edward; hence for Norwich, at N
York 24th lost.
' Schr Alan* Bacon, WiMime, hence at Hertrord 22 d
ed.;
Satire A E Douglass, Galilee, and 'Yankee toy, Rigel,
for Philadelphia, mailed front Provideaco al hut.
Schr Pequonnook, Burrows, for Philadelphia, sailed
row pratldeneo 233 Inst.
Behr Isaac Rich, Eolith, aimed at Now York 24th
nst. for Philadelphia.
Bickner - Black Diamoad, pow; cleared at New York
24th for Phl4de
MARINE MISCELLANY.
&lir Paulo, Dodge, for Georgetown, SO, with loat
her, arrived at Charleston 214 lost; was bound to Bar
hadoee; struck heavily while crossing Georgetown bar;
aping a leak, and one in for repairs.
The steamer. Ald and Charleston, which started from
Charleston to aid the chip John Eavenel, put back 21st
lost, he consequence of the heavy NE blow prevailing.
They will start again u soon tte the weather moderates.
Solar' Yorktown, Perkins, from Malaga, Sept 24, at N
York, 4th inst. Uses ekperieocod strong westerly gales
for the limit tea days: Sept 28, tat 43 90, long 31, while
lying do In a heavy NW gale, wan knocked on her bean,
ends, and boarded by is beavysea t which store bulwarks
and swept decks. Sept W I let 42 50, long 3214, taw a
briepainted black, with loss of mainmast, steerring ESE
- Tha U 8 surveying ear Gallatin Is safe in Portland.
Tho report that be went ashore on the rocks in Ren
ntben river and bilged Is Incorrect.
Warms Partom—The sloop Frederick Brown, Gardi
ner, arrived at Providence 23d inst. from Block Island.
with the remainder of cargo, sails, rigging, spars, sto.
saved from barged Pared!, ashore at that place. All the
cargo, - excepting 31 bales of goods, has been saved, and
the vessel abandoned.' The officer, stet crew of the Pri
ma arrived in the Frederick Brown.
Quenatown, Oct 13—The Prince George; from Mo
bile for Falmouth, was abandoned waterlogged 4th Oct.
Master and two men drowned.
Bornholm, Oct 4—The Hercules,' for Ipswich, is
wrecked. The Elizabeth, of Newport, from Elba, is
wrecked. Crew saved.
Oeleutts, Sept B—The John Dalton sunk in the river
Ifooghly. The Rajah sank on Diamond Sand.
Ifeithaven, Ott 12—The Prencle war steamer Pelican
towed In, with lon or foremast and bows completely
Move in, having been in, collision.
Tralee, Oct 10—The American ship Lexington, hence
for Liverpool, left Valentia Bay Bth twit. in tow or the
ateamtug Resolute, and when off Puffin Island, St Plano
bay, at 2 P Id, the banter parted, and being close in,
she drifted on to the cliffs,' apparently got into a cavern,
lurched, and disappeared. Three mon drowned. The
Resolute returned to Valenti* with the remainder of
the crew. The life boat of the eteamtng was loot.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
Up to 12 °Wad- Last Night. ' ,
GIRARD 110118X-70heatnnt , street; between Bth & 9th
J W Ileanten, Lanierlite - 0 ti.Phillps,Westindlea
1111yslop. New York Geo Dickinson, Now York
W Starr, Jr. Savaunak, Oa Geo D Fowler, Vs
Mrs Jacob, Ky It J Lackey, Washington
W W Schuyler, Radon P P Lowc,Ohio
J 8 Thayer,New York T 0 Shaw, Cleveland
Semi Bowlby, Newark, Ohio • 8 51 Harris, Philada
G II Christian, Cincinnati, 0 OW Itethbone, Ind
A 0 Pletcher, Cincinnati, Underhill, Ohio
D,gtevenson, Boston • H Jarrett, New York
E P Christy, New York Robt Sherrard, Jr, Ohio
J,Votitig, Washington, Pa Geo Pegram, St Louis "
A(I Warren, Concord, N H JII Smith, Charleston, S C
lire Ross, Charleston, S oMrsHenry, Charleakm, SC
Mies Roos, Charleston, 8 R H Ellis, England ,'
Jae 0 Smith & lady, Va Dr Ohnrehman, Vs'
MD .7 Echole„ Ala W 0 M c lnnis, tia
D Dyer & la, 'Beaten N Walker, 111 Louis
I, Stough & la, Virginia - Thos 8 Isaacs & den, Pa
Mrs 0 13 Ateedd & son, 80 'BF °Mornings, Tenn
Go P Doan, St LOWS 0 0 Morrie, Delaware •
J'P Marvels; Maryland ' Mrs Hall, Reading
0 It Wood Now York 0 B Leland, New York
Jlt Cunningham & la , Ind Miss Reinhard, Indiana
W 0 N Shrift, N Bedford • 'E W Potter & ta. N Haven
W 0 Nettlbton & la, /Maven W A Docker & la; Illinois
It T Croon & la, Chicago Dr MW Wilson, New York
0 Mother, New York I B Mentor, Lancaster
•Tlios Pawl,* Penns J P Jones. Reading
4 , J Crekan, Went Indies J Greenleaf'dc la, N Orleen
Mr Orgy, London, Erg •T 8 Willistne,-Now York
J Eyre, New York - • Robt 8 Darker, Mobile
F F Tolger, N Orleans Plf Maesdam, ti West ,
/ X Pendleton & le, Ky 'MS Roberts, MadiSenrille
ii 3 JetTonl, Charleston, 80 Ralph Pont, N Y ,
H W Patrick, Athens, PS - • Edbort Belloni, N Y '
D P Graham, N Y John P Gore, Boston • '
-Lieut A Ramsay - R Babcock, It I
P Hallman, N Y,. . • A /ogles & la, Balt "
Mrs Emerick, Washington Z Posth, Puts •
Wm M Oranston,N Y,- 'Jag E Ray, N Y
- Jolly Brooke, N 'Y - RAW 8 Brooks, N Y
R 8 Stevens, Kansas ' De U Grisham Jr la, Vs
Hq A Boyer, Franklin, Vs- T E Edson
A Orooker, N Y H Nutt, Wilmington, N 0
.11 R. itelpor, Washington. Dahl Stone & la, Boston •
T- Cherry, Balt W Whitlfsm, Va
MroXirby,Doston MIA Woodward, N Y
John 'A Nicholls, England' 'John Rotherham, England
John W G Cummins, Pa Wm L Lyda, Bat
JO:. Woods, Phile James Cooke, Ind •
Thos Davidson, 0 W Oeo /Dalin, Pa
Jae El Anderson, , Leverich, N Y
Ino MillerA la Vs •
tdßictiois , 110FELFourth et., below Arch.
H•Tournalro, N Y • 351 Trnsdell, Beverly, 0
A Trout. Idinersville Levi RepiDgcr, Pa
Alt MeClown,'Fairview, - Ta, Mies Bottler, Pittsburgh
A OilleaM N , J
Stoufter, Pittsburgh
W ToaakhortY, Bedford W J Wire, lod •
V Fetterman, Pittabtirgh J H Kerr, Washington co ,
Blltinter,ltoral Dale, Barnes, N Y
,I;ltrown,-N 0' . Mrs B Brown, N 0
MriL Gauldeo,
,t3a ' 11,Thompson, Manyunk
Col Wetherell Lee; Pa R Curtin, Centre co. Pa
DIV Moore, Clearfield , Win Ovortield, Jr, Beaton
Jos Smith, Rockville, Pa' SI If Smith, Cambria co
Hodli B.ldott, Pike 000 hn Kelm, Newport, Pa
0 T Ketmi Newport, GLllctutelnger, Pa
'AMERICAN HOTEL_-Chestnot street, above Fifth.
II Brolialte, Europe - • 0 O'Digge,Porittmontite,Ve
,i"(1 , 00unor, Newarit,l4 3 Hon A It Wootto, Philo
Win Springs, ltd • , Davis, M
wif , gadard, N Y • • ft' &Dungan O
, Y
W RBoever,Phille 000 B Lewis, Balt
,Odoper, Balt • ' • 8 J German; Pa
pli a s ylLewisi Phil& ' Cleo Joroungs, Nebraska
I D Roes, Cheater en, Pa - J M Mouton, N 0
.11 U /dosing; Chtilleothe, 0 1 11111,n, D o lt
o„Willfaxasan & la, Belt - 8 W Rao:Alton, -
noc, Peetoly, Mass - ' 'Mrs Anna Warrington, N Y
Alaeligte Adonis; NY •' ET Whitley, Md
11Itemington, NY- • •• 11 liOnlbertson, Troy, 0
811 Weiner,--N If • W& P
Ch tsifillmsir Belt N Delaney, Tenn
Rpm,- N•J • •' • John Wake, N
J & Is; Balt •a • ' Sommers. Md
5/ Ratty. Ng, •• , • • "
lINION HOTEL,—Arch street above Tbiiil.
An l 4„___4,_elettl'abilit, Pa' • 'Jamei b oner , aottysburg
. '" 4 " - ""..t t- sgli •' - . ' '- A Mal; 'Balp
Y a a l ue ri 24 43 ' ~ I •,'' 1 p Ositaet, R Vedtoid Ps,
12Litlinwi-tottovlde, Psi' 'll Mcool, miikfart6t, l o •
Ilit A Pan, Pittalitinfli , ' 2 9 Brim°, Pitlaburgh
r 1 1) 11 1; rithibititiv''' --f-e 0 Brown; Cincinnati, 0
A A ril , Cincinnati . , 0. -' 7' M Palmer. Council Bluffs
I Ir y -kqi 13 "P4A) TS , - A, SAlrla . Ohld ; It) , i
9'l 4 l :. 446 4 "j" , ) , XJ ., Le 'Co Wil r 6li ki'Ateall -P ite hi vlllii; 0 ,'
*talk MlAClftliiii . "' 'A: A leloilliniAlng „ .
I ia c crd..... / Il i id 't a - rIWIS, Bekalig '
V
l it T""..37T-Mr A 04012,001,
NATIONAL WlTgit 7 Bacfl Street, ohm Thhd,
UPs.irlamb, Lancaster co P W Housekeeper, Pa
J 111.000 i, Bancaetor co , A Nriox, Blair Co
Wm II Abel, Easton T Jamea, Reading
Geo W Morgan, Pottsville Hooker, jr, Dauphin co
Mrs Dean, Ashland, 0 T Romly, Pittsburgh
Fleury Millbouse,Bssex Jeri 8 Twiner, Canton, Or
D 8 Sampsel,'Ashland, 0 It 8 Drobst, Philade
8 A lgate, New York A 8 Nichols, New York
J A Ladle, New York Win Brown, Tyrone City
Pottsville
STATES UNlON—Market street, above Sixth.
Chas Donavan, N J 0 0 Itoko Jr la, Pa
It L Parson, West Chester E McDonald, Pottsville
Saini Goodwin, Pa Wm Oliver, Ohio
D P McCreary, Pa John Elliott, Pa •
D Morris, Norristown, PA 0 Creasman, in
John li Illyler, Pittsburgh Goo W Milford, Pittsburgh
Tohn Drown, Ohio John Buskins, Lancaster
John Langdon, Chester, 0 Alex Jackson, N Brighton
R Silvey, Ohio 0 McClung, Va
Dobt 3 Gienoir, ye Thou Williams, N Y
Thos Mules, Pa James Curran, Pa
John Johnson, N Y Wm F Gorinly, Pa
John L Neese, Lancaster Johu ilighley, Columbia
MADISON HOUSN—Secoud street, above Market
J 0 Rankine, Ph i% N B Lefever, Mobile
(leo McMurtrie, Ohio Archibald Howie, Ind
Henry B Bona°, Ind Dr B L May, Del
D 31 Caldwell, Boston John I/. llhomy, Borden
A P Aringtrang, Pa Henry Conley, Balt
BLACK BEAR INN—Plftti and Merchant.
,
II Clark, Chester co, Pa G P Wickersham, Pa
Gideon Speakman, Pa Stephen D Byers, Pa
W W Blake, N J Andrew Smith, Chester co
W Garrett, Chester co John W Hayman, Pa
W It Way, Chester co W Kirk, Chester co
Chas Bishop, Chester co James Scott, Cheater co
Davi I Kimble, Chester co Oeo Roberts, Adams co
.1 Tonklmon, Ps J B Okeson, Juniata co
Tag Watson In, Phllnds Goo LElterem, N Y
John Dugan, West Chester A w Dilworth, Pa
Jacob Itranenoin & Son, Pa
Iff4ACIC BEAR HOTEL—Third street, ab Wl°lollll.
Steven Roada,Southampton NV Sussman, Suinneytown
Q Homer, Philada J W Sankey, Columbia co
Daniel Gilbert, Pottstown Faber Sellers, Pottstown
TIGAG Butler, Pottitown
Eipecint Notices
Inducements ISatraordluary.••On account of
the shortness of our Southern and Western Trade, it
lion left no with a very heavy stock of Pall and Winter
Clothing on hand. in order to close it out, we have
opeued our entire noose for
ItETAILINO.
We will sell regardless or cost.
LIPPINCOTT & NUNTER,
424 hfarket street,
od 24-1 w between Fourth and Fifth sta., south side
4 -laid Times; a Seasonable, not.a Itensona.
blo t'oem." A Lecture to be delivered by PARK BEN/A
WN, Cm., at Concert Ball, Tuesday Evening, October
27th, at 8 o'clock. ' 0c23.4t1i
Cabinet Ware and
UPHOLSTERY,
624 WALNUT BT,
• OPPOSITE INDEPENDENON SQUARE.
GEO. J. HENKEL'S,
624 WALNUT Street,
0r22-3tu Late of 173 Chestnut Street
Prize Giothing.—The entire Mork of fashion-
able Clothing is closing out, regardless of cost, at the
birth-place of Liberty, southwest corner of SEVENTH
and 3IAIIKET,No. 700. A gift with eiery purchase.
oa2-6tfr nnows & Molts.
Jackson,
JOB PRINTER,
MERCHANT STREET.
Cheeks, Notes, Drafts, RBIs Lading, Bill Heads, Oir..
colors, Cards, and all other kinds or Job ?rioting, at
priced to suit the times. oclLay
Buffalo Robes.—lOU Bales Buffalo Robes
of tiro various qualities, just received from Minnesota,
Moo a handsome assortment of Panay Robin of our own
inanufacturo, and for sole leholosalo and retail by
CEO. F. WOMRATII,
416 Arch trot
octl2-lna
Seitmeals Saving Fund—Office 203 Walnut
street, ono door west of second street. Receives de
posits in sums of Ono Dollar and upwards, from all
classes of the community, and allows interest at the rate
of five per cent. per annum.
Me open daily, from 0 until 5 o'clock, and on Mon.
day and Saturday until 9 In the evening. President
Franklin Bell; Treasurer, Charles M. Morris ; Remo ,
Wry; James S. Pringle.
Ildwer's Infant Cordlal.••.Thin Invaluable
Cordial is prepared from *variety of tho moat choice and
efficient aromatice known in medicine, and le the meat
perfect and reliable carminative extant for infanta and
young children.
fly its powerful Influence s speedy cure is effected In
all cases of Chofic, windy pains and spasms. Relieves
sod mitigates much of chlldron's Buffering during denti
tion or teething, and by its soothing properties tran
quillses pains of tho bowels, loosatieee, voulitiag,
The, Infant Cordial has become a standard remedy,
and has been used in thousands of cases with the most
abundant success. No family shouldbe without it.
Pripared only by linear A. DOWnn,
At his Drug sod Chemical Store,
N. E. corner of Sixth and Green eta., Philadelphia.
To 'whom all orders must be addressed. And for sale
by Druggists generally. as la-ly
snitng Fund—Ftve Per Cent. Interest—Na
tional Safety Trust Company, in WALNUT Street, smith.
wed 'corner of TIMID Street, PIIILADELPHIL negate
eeoc DAN MILLION AND A MAL. OF DOLLANS t InVelltett
in 11eAL EMUS, IMORIVIONSPROOND RIMS, end other
first clan securities, no required by the charter. hie
instlintion 0011filleN its Matrons entirely to the mei
vitl of money on deposit.
'f be office to open oTery day from S o'clock la the
morning until 1 o'clock in the evening, end on Monday
and Thursday (linings until p o'clock.
illarriages
At Wilmington, Del., on the ma host., by the Roc.
Marion Dreek, OEOROE BLIGHT, .Esq,, of Philadel
phia, to KATHARINE ; daughter of the Hon. d . Milli •
011.
01, the 21st hint., in Woodstock, Va., by the Rev.
Mr Gray, Mr. WM. 11. COOPER, sr this city, to Miss
CORNELIA NAMPO, of the former place.
On the morning of the 22d inst., by the Rev. A. A.
Willits, JOSEPH P.MAROT to Miss AMANDA RUSII
- allot this city.
tOcatlio.
On Friday morning 23d loot., MIFFLIN LEWIS, of
Che9ter county, Pa , In tho 04th year of his ago.
At Wilmington, Del., on tho 229 inst., Mrs. DATIL!,
EINE EIOHARDS, nt the 02d year of her ago.
Soddenly, on Thursday, Oct. 22d, , JAMES D
TO:9, of Marcus nook, Into 01 Philadelphia, aged 93
yearn.
On the 224 inst., EVALINE, infant daughter of
Thram and Angelina Maxwell.
On the 22d that., MATILDA AONES, Infant child of
L. Theodore and Jean 0. Ealing.
The number of Interments In the city of Philadel•
phis, for the week ending at 12 o'clock today, le„ . 176
Lott report 180
Cancer 9 Adults.. .......... .... 88'
Omani.; 9 Children 87
Croup 7
Consumption of Lungs 28 176
Convolni ons 9 Males 08
Dropsy li Females 77
Inflammation of Brain 9
Maraimus... 5 176
Eitlit Born 14 Boys 55
Unknown 9 Girls 32
, 104 87
Other diseiwies::.: 71 Under 1 year ' 44
Between 1 and 6 years. 37
Total 173 ,
• Under five years 81
Of the above there were.--
From the Alowhouse.. 9 People of Oolor 8
From Country 2 City Burial Orottail... 6
JOHN N. HENDERSON,
Health Officer.
ril"The Union School and Children's Home."
--The eighth anniversary will be held &Übe MUSICAL
FUND HALL, lomat mired, on TUESDAY EVENING,
,211 h instant, at 7)( o'clock Addressee by Rev. Dr.
Brantley, Rev. Mr. Goddard, and Rev Mr. Taylor.
as 20.1t* •
ID - 7 Notlce.—Unlon Benevolent'Asiochitlon.
Haring been informed theta t , oclety, called the UNION
BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, boa collectors calling upon
citizens for subscriptions, this Is to Inform the public
that said Society hew no connection with the UNION
DENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION, N. W. corner SEV
ENTH and SANSOM streets.
The Collectere for the tatter are SAMUEL C. COOP-
Elt, for the section of the city south of CHESTNUT
street, and SIMON, for the section north of
that line.
The' above Collectors will Immediately commenco
"their work, and the urgency of the case of the poor at
this time it deemed sufficient reason for their early
application. They will be provided with' booke certi
fied by.tbe President and Secretary, and no person Is
authorized, to receive subecriptiona without this certlll.
nate, except the (Ahearn of the Association.
CHAS. S. WII T 2, President.
Joni ff. Aiwoon, Secretary. 0c24..e0d2.
117". Union Benevolent Aosoelatlon.—At the
minuet meeting of the 'UNION BENEVOLENT ABBO.
CATION, held at their llell on Tuesday Evening,
Oct. 20, 1857, the following gentlemen were elected
Wren% for tho ensuing year, no
Preeldent—OUAßLE3 B. WURTB.
Vice Presidents-0/IARLXB BYANI3, M. IL, RIOII
ARD D. WOOD,
Treasurer—YLlMllND WILCOX.
Corresponding Secretary—J. FISHER L.EAMINI.I.
Recording Secretary—JOHN 11. ATWOOD.
IUZIAOIIIO3.
Benj. ()mites. Benjamin Orne,
Matthew W, Daldwiu , Johu W. Olagharri,
John Yarnum, Thomas Wattgon,,
S. Austin Minoan, John D. Taylor,
William M. (lolling, Y. Ratchford Starr,
Thomas Latimer, D. Morris Wain,
John Bolden, Zebulon Locke,
William Patios, Joseph IL Dulles,
L Montgomery Bond, William 13ucknell,
Arthur O. 00Blu, John M. Harper.
•rod2w
tsWc - ' , First School District for State of Penn•
sylvania.—An examination for Teachers of the Public
Schools will be held on SATURDAY, October Sist,lBs7,
commencing at 9 o'clock A. It, at the Mount Vernon
school house, CATHARINE etroet, above TIIIRD.
Ili order of the committee on qualifications of teach.
ore of The Doard of Controllers of Public Schools.
0c22-dtoc3l W. J. JACKSON, Chairman,
try- Literary Soiree, In Jayste's Halt, for the
beuefit'of the Industrial Schools taught by the Sisters of
the Iloly Dross, November 2d. Doors open at 1 o'clock.
I. Lecture by the lion. Jokier% R. OULNEILIA. Sub•
Ject Woman.
11. Supper, eM sale of too erodes. oct2-tnt
tr 7" Notice—Appeale, , --Clity Cominteatonera
ODIC°, PattaD¢LpiltA, October n, 1861.
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rated
fCommis.oreles ion?) L I O w l : 11 1 , hear B llE 4 R p E p l e Y a 1 s a b l E y
all N p
y amil oar kt m un B lo t ipaT
or l ihe itic, nithe
several
wa o rds ity o o f Ph
f ae il o inl aid el o p i h kr ia , , f at o t r h t e h i e r
office, No: 11 west wing of the State House, (up stai')
A.
th m e .s f o oi l le i w o l , u c g ioe dzy p s,.
m between , the hairs of Id o'clock
m ist 10d r th Wa ,t rde-o ,c u Mon day, October
20 19 i t h h :
1867.
fith 6th Wedneiday, 21st, '"
7th Bth Thursday, "
oth "10th' " Friday, • '4 234, "
11th .• 12th Monday, 24th, "
13th ."14th ".Tuesday, 2 711
, 16th'" 18th •pionseday, 4 ' 2814, "
' 17th ," 18th Thursday, , "
14th "20th' Friday, 30th,,
21st 22.1 " idonday, Nov. 24, ''`
234 " 2Stke' .f • Tcteiday, Bd,
~t he Assessors of such intro as hartenot been supplied
with Blank Notices of eppeole ere hereby mottled to,
o 4 at the f iloolluieslorlers'.olBoe sod procure the none.
~ • EOIIIIB,M, 0,11,1 ,
- ';le 24
mss ~.imppy, Commluionenl. •
MAN, . ocas4tao
THE PRESS.-PRTLADELPTHA,
IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
tLJ the PtIILADELPIIIII POST 011'101: up to 12
o'clock I'. AL on Saturday, Oct. 21,' 1857, [Pon" ,
ajmlying for advert - 14ml laittora will plottho intuition the
dote of the Idat,l Open 00 Sunday from 74 to 834 o'clock
A. M., atul 2t03 P. ,
Atkinson Maria Ellis Emily Marllntr Sopla
Arnold Isabella Frazer Marti't J Malone Lime J
Aubry T Floug Abby Mrs Mitchell 0 J Mrs
Ackley Bums Fent/soh Julie flitter Aludra D
Anditert Bailie Freeman N H MINA Jane M
Allen Mary Farax Hannah Mrs Miekle Elizabeth
Allen Mimes Frisby Margaret Mitchell Unto
Alexander II aI Firt Anny allay Morris Widow
Archer M Miss Fautness Ideate& Moran Mary
Mama Sarah Fleming Rate Mortimer Emily E
Ander, L 111 Fenny Mary Morgan Kato 0
Ado (I odfrled Mrs .11ort A E Muss Monaghan Marg't
Anderson, Ell.'lo (home Ells% Montt Eliza Miss ,
Barren Bridget Stanstey Marg't Morris 111 B Miss
Barker Reilly L Gunning ebriat'n Murray Litellsi
Barker Louisa Orunewald The's Morton Mary
Borsch N Dire (ilii Gilman Elmira Noon Miss
Beam Baran Doodwln Sarah II Netter Atma
Barry II 0 Mrs Gibb Annie Miss Noon Rosanna
Botts Mollie L Uriiiths Marg't Newham Esther
Benson Mary Ann 0 lynn klisses Nishol El is J
Bareldstore R (I reenfleld E T Nourso J U Mrs
Bureaus. Wesley Dialfroy Luer Mrs Orsthelin R Mad
Mrs (lowland idzzie B - Owens Ellett
Brubaker K(I e- Griffith' Eliza Bliss,Otto D Mrs
Boyles - Martha lloodrich Helen. Owen Lucy 0
Bunting Cath'o (tumbler Julia Otto Riles.
Bush Ma Garver Anna M O'Farrell lane
Bonsai Mary (Deer Mary E O'Brien N Mrs
Iluehauan 0 A (Albert at A Mrs O'Neill Ellen
Brown Mary W 0 romibect It 0 rtuuteit Rata
Brown A Mary hart Marcella Plakdown R J
Butler CV A Harvey Ellen Pouter Mary Mrs
Burns A Mrs Hato Louisa II Penny AI L
Bi owls Matilda Harnioning Sophia. Powell Harriet
Dynes Mary 11 Harding Ooru'a 0 Patton Florida
Buck Ann Mrs Hadley Anna Potter M. Mrs
Bradford Hannah Hawthorne Rio L Patterson E Mrs
Brown Comfort Hawks Lizzie Pribilnuit a 1 L Mrs
Bair Mary Miss Heller Miss Add Piaster Ruth
liargiu C MIAs Rodney Anus J Fitton Mad T
Boner Mary Haines Mrs A Pecor C Mrs
Brigham Louisa Hayes Mrs Mary Penny Mrs
Bucket 0 Anetto Healy Theresa Perry II Mrs
Boggs A Isabella llagan Alm Read Ada A 2
Brady E Miss Hayden EP flrs 2 Itlehison Wm Mrs
Branghan Marg't llolby Mary N Ranson Mrs
Buegart Ellen Harper diary A thiscanna Miss
Briggs Phoebe Hamilton Mary Rawlins Mary J
Burns lamb% M Holladay eliarrte Rice Mae
Bootee heel Mrs Hart Lizzie Rant. ay SAV AV
Brown Charlotte Hargrave 0 0 Mrs Reese Mary Ann •
Burk Bridget liaggarty Mrs ROAM Ella Muss
Buckley II T Hagan - Elizabeth Reed Lusetta '
Brooks Mrs ilenrey Annie B Read Rebecca A
Buck Fanny Hauraban Eliza heed ft airs
•
Bradley Alice Hitchcock QIF Rhine Alice Mrs
'Matto Miss 11111 Elizabeth Ryan Rachel
Bonne Mary II Himirielwrlght S Roarer Josephine
Brady Mary Ann Houston Mary A Ross II Miss
Buck Jane Mrs Howard Cue Mrs Ryan Ellen Mrs
Burns Susan Hooper Itichil Mrs Rooney Proirces
Branch 8 A Mies Ilnusuran Mary Its(ulna 'f
Inane Amelia Howell Eliza Ituppreaht Kleine
Careuon Rusy Hoff Thos P Mrs Roberts Sarah
(loader Mary Hecker Nancy Sampson Mary J
Cuillum Cathie Holt Clara Mrs Shreinden Mrs
Campbell lipids Howland Annie M Sharer Catharine
Cull Irene Mrs Iloyland Eliza Same Miss
Carpenter Mrs Johnson Mary Stickel Louisa
Comber Mary Imlay. Sarah E Muslin° It I) Miss
Carlin Catharine Jones Einmalt Savage John Mrs
Canis Bella Miss Jones Maria Schannell Ellen
Campbell Mary D Jones Ann Si gattralle Jane Mies
Campbell Carrie Jellree Josephine Shubert Christ's
Codes Maria Johnson Mrs Sipple Mary Mrs
Callahan Calle° Jpy At Mrs Smith Jane A
Caswell Mrs Ella JOHOLI E 0 8 Mrs Smith Moll A
Cheseln E J Mrs Jenks Id A Mrs Siginton Marla
Carpi) Ann Mias Jones Perch) aka Smith Susan Ann
(lavender Natalie Klitiordlinger Al Bnaritown E Miss
Clark Harriet a Kendal St Miss Smith Martha A
Cromear Mary Kenyon Emma V Sinclair It Id Miss
Coleman Eliza Keefer Sarah Smith W Mrs
Cross John II Mrs Shaker Ann Rit Smith Mrs
Conroy Marg't Kenmsey Ellzab Smyth Bridget
Collins Marla' Kennedy J Mee, gum klesw y Mrs
Cutber Lizzie It Kelly Margaret Simmenli Mary
Condolly Oath's Kingsley S C Miss Spurs Arm .1 Mrs .
Conway Mary Keys Jana Miss Stay Maggie Mllll4
Comerford Mary Kerr Bossy Miss Storms Amelia 0
Cohn Theresa KIIMI)tly 1600116 Stout Priscilla
Corcoran blargit 2 Kohlenkomn Ern Swaney Edw Mrs
Cunningham Mrs Killeen Bridget Jr.
SWAin Thos Mrs
Conway Mrs Catharine Stitolor V SI ktrs
Crowley Mrs Livingston Ueo'ua Steadman I[o4o M
Curry Cathie Leeds ki DI Mrs Sterling Hannah A
Courtney Julia Loughead 01' Mrs Standart Eliza
Collie AMU L.it . Georgia Stott Sophia
Conway Monett Larkmann Susan Stopeetis Mrs
Cutter Caron, 0 Lavas Margaret Stokes DSi Mrs 2
Conner Cathie Lambert Rachel Sayers Eliza J
Delany Annie Larkins Mrs Thompson Si Mrs
Daley Mary Lyman Wm Mrs 2 Taylor E D 8 ktra
Davidge Sarah Lamb P J Mrs Toushiton L
Darling Louisa Locki E D Miss Thormley DI K
Davin Kato Locard Lydia Thomas Belinda J
Davis Ellett Si Lanster Penny Tholin T Airs
Davenport Sallie Lutteman Pauline Trimble Aun
Peel Isabella S Luakenbaugh E Thomas Emma
pan son Cathie Logan Sarah Miss Tents Cath Mrs
Doss g 0 Mrs Leyburn Louisa Tye Annie Mrs
Deane Eliza Miss Lovejoy Annie 0 Taylor G Mra
Desmond Sallie Lergwick Caroline Whilebread S T
Daly Mary Ann Lindsay tliwisina Walsh Bridget
Ihrvis Susan A MaCloskey Oath Watson E Mrs
wit Mary Miss McLaughlin Marg Walltor M Mrs
ll vvis Julia (3 kleCrossau Sepik White Mary A
Diharn A Mrs BlcKenua Oath's Wards P P
hoary Margaret Micody Mary {Valises Mrs
Dorsey Tibia McMullin Miss WaHors Wl3 Mrs
Dow Farah Juno McLoughlin Mary Walsh Annie E
Dickson Mrs MeNattridge Hot Wharton 0 H Mrs
Davis Elira'h Mrs 131e0 rath Mrs Wall Fan94e
Muffleld Jas T McConnell Miss Webar Liebe
Davis Amanda Mclntyre Martha Williams M A
Dougherty Marg't Mctiary Anne V Wilmot Amanda
Devine Rosanna McFadden Mary Wilkinson N A
Douglass Elieh McDoannoll Susan Mrs
Dugan Margaret McLellan 0.7 Mrs Wilcox Mrs
Dual on Mrs Mcllvain Louisa Wilinore Ann
Dona Sophronn 2 McCann Ann Wilmer Al II
Dorlngton Mariet AlcCianaghanlintb Wilson ki Mira
Douglass Ester McLoughlin Mary Werissa Ada
Dolphin Itelmoca 1110Prizitt Ella Wilkinson II A
Dosser Fanny A 111cRenna Susan Wiernanu L Mad
Dougherty Mrs Aleoske Eliza Williams Mrs
Duy Hattie Miss MeClacstney Al Williams Mary
Donahue Lizzie Blefilunis Cath'e Wood Rebecca
Doodey Al arg't Ilacilermott Mary Wyman Lizzie
Dougherty Vath'e Martin Annie Wood W W Mrs
English E M'so March D Ann Mrs Woehell W Mrs
Ellicott Lizzie Mai tin Elisabeth Woofers SD Mrs
Yager Eliza A Mathews Rachel Yenning M Mrs
Earnest Frances Manning Mary Young Mary
Einmerson Ann it Mackin:4las Aim Vail Maria 1)
Emiugrick J A Missick A. 7 Alta Young Jam;
Engle Ellen Miss Maloney Ellen Ulrich Al A Alm
Andrews Ed vr , d Cleary John rrebn George
Anthony Henry I. Clark Martin Foster inn J
Alexander John Clark A Haskins Jae II
Allen Wen E Clark F Harland Capt A
Alm Augustus , Clement & Yore Haunt It
Able CII Cox BOY Peter J Grogan Phil i
Arree Franklin Connell Oboe II ti artisan Eli
Abercrombie It Cope J L Gardner, Brewer
Allmon D Cope Vincent & Co
Allen Copt J Coyne John George limy
Allen It W Conrad J Gluier :sane 0
Allen Win V Carlin S Fisher George J L
Ai nistroughte Colwell Janice Gideon Prof Joe
Ashton John Cotton Amos ("khans Jos J
Andrews W 9 Cooper E J Gleason Potrick
All:1011On John it Coop nos Wilson Andrew
Arthur Robert Cook Patrick Gleesoner 0 1'
Aroold & Stn. Coolie Isaac Id K Gillingham Saul , '
Appel D Conlon John Gifford J
Ashcroft John Cox Mesas A It J Gilbert W 0
Anderson John Coniston Wll Gibson Wan S
Audoutt Veto Woo Conroy John riiblos C
Barker John Coffin M M Gluck Benedict
Baldwin Lc A 8 Colhoun Wm 11 Gilman Z
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Tinker James Corbett IV L Glasgow Loyd
Miley, IVoodward Cone! Carl Gillett A It
& Ho Courtiand RM. II Golden Rev El
linynan DIV Crumptleld K D Gorin Henry F
Dail George Culbertson Dlf Gorrara Mons")
Bacon Allen Curry Wm (i °Man Anthony
'Ranson Philip Curren Patrick Gorton Geo J
Raker James Cresson Chnn 51 Gould John
Ooromat 21,1857
Barlow II N Cropper Hooey M Goodall II L 4
MBAs Chas M CIIIIIIIIMI It W Cordon Capt B W
Mater Henry Creasman Philip titailmmJas II
Bayard H Id Cummings J Co D Uriffith A J
Uneasier David Cummings Hlt tirnhain Richard
Bally Mr Cropee John bli lireen Wm
Bald Clipper, Ilinsley& Urn) , lotus H
Under Andrew Coppers tlrlttiths Thus
Baker Jos Dumber Michael Grafton Oen W
Unrtlett Wm Miran,' Michael Grant Bittat'l
Baum G Millings Tobias allerratt Dr T T
Bull It N DMA kirnstus I/ Green Evan
Bailey Samuel Daylames .( freer Johnson
Sandhi Edmond Daniels 8 Guloo George
Berth John Davis damuoi W tirebb Chem
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Baldwin Lt A 8 Bale Allen 2
Berlin Isaac 2 Davie Tunes
Barnard Mona Davenport Jae It 2 lirettrem Capt U.l
&Irminger W Dennitedt Chaa aravin Christ's
Babe ;aka E Detnikeey Jae Grant Ii 4
Benedict & Smith Doekor I 0 B amber Chas t
Best E 8 Dmkert R Grata' Wm
Deebo J Dents h Mosel Orlea Gee W
801 l Dr Jas E Deyamport T J L Gurney U E L
Berteano Mons Devonshire RobtE OrHIM U .
Belli Dominica De Rota Mons Gray Israel
Berthround P Devlin John Greoff Jacob
Beebe John E Do Veit Rafael 11f Uradwohi Rev K
Beaumont John Do Vito Mr GOMM/ &Co T
Bent Wm Henry Dedras L , Grady John
Bischoff Mr Dannerßobert - Urigon I R
Dills W 13 Dickeort J Hahn Chas
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litaStr, 3 8 131feDbaosh Pbil Slide 'Wm .
DirCias Dillon Patrick "fait J P
818., Daniel Diehl Jonas I "radio
Dinkintluo k, DlMinlck Ant HMls.ll Stephen
Mears !den Dick Dr James Helen 080 0
Bloomsbury Jos Dickerson ILL Hammond L
lllnvdelt Willard Dora Joseph Ilammerschlag
Bioko 178 N Dr 4 D Dougherty W W Hamilton I
make I Doag David H Halm Abraham
Blacksbawl W Downing II Tim'y HaxerElwood
Bonner Ander J Dodson W P Hatalett B
Boller Otto • Downing 11 W Hamilton Dr K II
ltowlin Richd II Dorrone W T Ham Knrlam
Bayley Robt ll D.ntet Wm IN Matey DT Wm
Booth T. ll Drexler 0 Hall et II
Bond John 11 Drum James :farrison J 0
Daudet Antonio Drake Evan L Hankie P
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Borne:neon F Drake, Brown A Harlan Elwood
Dourlier On Harlem Jacob
Brown,Willis Duly Jacob Hayden Wm
Brown Chen E Dukkondall Dr It Moult Woe A
Drown Wm Du Bola S 111 Hartman John
Brownaeorge Durnmar George linnemayer A
Brown Gordon A Dopey T Haskins' Smith
Brown W R Dunlevey Robt Hatty John
Brown Th Dauphin Edward llerragby
Brown W S Bonn Joseph H nay. W
Boyce Col J II 2 Dumont A J Harvey John
Branner Robt Elliott Matthew Hartman J
Bright Mr Eanor Thin Ilartauss Aaron
Bradley Andrew Eckstein Ii 0 Hall las
Ilryce Jae G Edruerton Jim Herman John
Braman Beni Ir Ilher Jneob llatdon Robt
Bright Wm Editor " Ladles' Hardick P 8
Brooke & Pugh Companion" Harvey & Shut-
Bryant Dr J D Ballinger Joe
Brett B A Editor Phi la Ship. Hayes John P
Brennard R N ping List Hands Elennd 1.
Brittigan Henry Eaton John P Bunnell Geo W
Drantigam John Elliott John U Ihunkrecht G L
Brandt Edward Eastburn Sain't Harper &Mitchell
Brewer Francis P Eckhart Abram Mulls I A
Brandon 8 G Elkinton A Janice Mangold ChrieVa
Dyer John 7 Eilmonson Capt J Heron Franele
Bradfield & Belly Elwert 0 F lleutham John
Bryan John Id Elehelbarger J U 11111 Herbert U
Dulls Michael Eaton Sam`l U Henkel Geo A
Buckley Edward Eldred Judge Heath Andrew
Burdick Jos A Eieenhart Goo Helmer T
Butler Thos It Earhar tDr Jacob Hendenson John
Burton B T & Cc Herman Geo
Burk Wm A Emhart Dr Jno R Hepburn H 0
Duck J Emory Was Henry Nathan 8
Budd Walter I Ernest Entonin Herbert Michael
Butler Sobt Field Edgar Reiter David
Hitcher Geo II Farmer Capt .1 0 !Leath Theodor°
Butt C , Tories Bold Ilayder It
Bucher John D Pau Itner Mr -Henderson W W
Carman Daniel Parnun3 Juo M lieuderson Alex
Caldwell Mast Ch Furdrer Rev Id Mudd,: Thos
Campbell Joseph Flares. Aaron Docker Nevin
Connor Wm - Fisher Col Geo 2 Co
Cotta Rev Wsu T Nippon John Itointielman A E
Odeon A George Fillmore D F Hillman 8
Cavanagh Wm Fletcher Geo Hitchcock Dr K
Camellp Moos N Pitch Pi 8 Helms W
Campion NII Fischer Geo Iligghse J P
Canon Gideon Figuerle Wan Hietnenn N
Cameron E Vidor Coo comer Wm
Campbell Jas Fitzpatrick Chas Holland /3
Campbell Geo Mellor Henry Hayes, 0
Campbell Jae Fitter Cll Hupkina Ge SII
Carpenter Goo VIM Geo W Hoye John
C a b a ll ero II C Vobeitter David Howard Geo II
Oarricavura Loon Footer Woe It llama John 8
Colter Hard J Foster Mentor cW Dowell Geo
Carter Jacob Fraser Mr Hoskins
Cartwright Capt Fetter P F llongood
PA , Fronds Cal,t J 3 Hough Mr
Carpenter Eden P hankie UP Holmes & &hoe-
Carter Richard Prldenbnrg M Sold
Churchman 13aml Fonda Jae L llouldnooth W D
Carrolton Wm Follow Jae Hoffor & Noble
Chadwick' Goon Franke dc Bast- Hyde Geo
Childs John burn Hunt Bderd
'Chadwick Chas 6 Praiser W W 'Hughes Wm
Chandler Thoa It Emden Perdired Huchhold J
Chapin Mr French ()apt J Hurloclr d 0 2
Oheatet 00l J L Foster & Kenney Humphr e y Dant
Christie James Q • Fronde Chas W Hughes U T
Clark Robert Foster E B Hyatt & Co
Clement Mr Frames Casper Hunter Hugh
Clark, lobn, e e Fowl. Henry Hunt E P
GENTLYMEN'S LIST
Griswold A W
Urger Sung
MONDAY, OCTOBEWT - 26, 1857.
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Humbert A Miller Chas Smith Ceo 11 Dr
Hunt Webster & Michell Dil & Co Smith Clifford
Co, Miller T Smith Drewly
Innerarlty S ' Ililll3or Jan Smith Wm It
Daum Chu It Morse Joseph L Smith Greenwood
Idle 0 L Mount M II Smith II M
Ingram Thom K Moore it D Smith Mr
Jenkins /as ' Mon Wm 0 Smith J M
Jackson Joseph Moyer Henry Smith .b French
Jackson Tll 2 Marie Henry Smith Daniel
Jam= C L Morris Edward Snowden }Arra
Jordon J T Moore Jam Al 2 Snow Lorenzo
Jmulmon Win M Aterhatt Joseph Snook Wm W
James F II Morrell Abraham Server J D
Jennings It Morey Jelin VI Solomon BIM
Jamison J K Moore Thom II Sundbeimer Jos 2
Jenkins Ceo Moore Francis Dr Solomon, Lewis
Jenkins Gen 2 Morton Alfred Syttles Wm 11 Dr
Joluison II A Moore Then Spender Jr Ceo
&Almon Jacob Morris Ceo II Speedie James 2
Johnson S W Moore Philip A Spencer S W Copt
Johnson P L Methanol' IS D Speller 19 11 Dr
Johnson Leonard Morris Littleton Spellhisay rat II
Jones Win Mors Saint Spencer Ceo
Johnson John 0 Morrow Itubt Spitr Joseph
Johnson Wm B Mooney David A Syringe° Mu
Johnson Jas P Mort. Joseph II Sturg (1
Johnson John ll Mooney John Stunt Wm
Johnson Johu Murphy Michael Stevens &hod Dr
Kay Jr., A Myers &Co W Still Chu
Kure at Myers (I Stratton ll r
Karol. Dr M Mollie) Win Stores Mr
Kayo Edmund Nrugert Win Stern Myers
Ifedrie John Newluwer B D Stevenson John 2
Kechline WO Norton J A Stuart Wm
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Keegan Joseph Neal IV 1) Steekham J 0
Kto.lt Jas I Norris J A Stansberry &Koff
Keary UMW Neveire M man
Kennedy & Son J Neater 311 , 4 Sterott "Irwin
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Kennedy Dr BA. Nicholas &Co Steven A. CO J
Keuitzteen li 0 Knelt 3 A String Joseph
Kaifu Owen Noell Win tr Steward J It
Maier Baud Nevin & Native, Steet Richard
Kelly Copt J 011ie Holmes & Co Shirrs lien Rev
Kepner BMA O'Grady Wm Stokes Dariata.
Klamath John V O'Donnell John Stewart Jlt
Knebal !teary Owen D J Stallcut Mr
Klttirrick Pat °livers II li` Stanford James M
Kirksey John Oppenheimer II Stewart Win It
Knox & Co O'Brien Patrick sterntlial Chas
Kohler J NI Ogden Jesse Stilwell Elias
Krauser Cyrus Ott Win II Streit & Son Bro
Kirby Capt J B Oppenheimer 0 Stanfield John
Krider K 0 On en J J Strong Clias
Killed DNI Orb B P Stevens & Co J
Krsutel A O'Byrne John Stilloon, Leek, &
Kendall Mason O'Conner Thos Price
King Parberry Wm Suoton Moses
Knowles Jonath'n Parker John Bweney Patrick
King non 8 Paganetti Basilica Swartz W
Irk & Wells Parker Jas 0 Sytno & Co
Wan Wm Patton dna Sutherland 11 N
Lannlug E Patterson John Taylor Thou
Ladd N A Palmer Chas Talbot David
Langan Thos Paddock 8 Capt Taunton EW P
Laudalin II Paul Erhard Terry Asaph
Lary Jacob Patterson Toe M Terkun Jeremiah
Limning J P Parker Thos 7 Tallent & Waldo
Lauer AI Pallet lt Taylor Yates & CO
Lsontuy Chattick Park Jno D Teehanle Tub
Lavender Mr Page Henry It Tilley Walt
Laytor L Parkee T W Thorntou&Smithd
Lamer Eta A Pendleton) It Dr Thompson Joseph
Lawrence 01L Phillips 0 P Thompson J A
lamb Dr Nll Pendleton 3 E Thompoort IV 11.
Larch Jesse L Peacock & Fick- Thomas 8 Capt
Lee James ert Tbirdon Mona
Lewis 3 0 Peterson E 9 Thornton B
Leaman N D Peysson Auguste Thompson F I'
Liftman Lucas Perry Sol W Thompson Dlt
Lentz F LI Peugno P W Thomas 3 B
Lerner It Perry Benjamin & Thompson J It
Lest David P On Thorp John
Leslie L L Perkins Lowe Tibbs .ts I Al
Logged P Pierce D Capt Thomas W V
Lechler & Sou II Pismo W P Tinsley N P
Levy B Pinot E 11 Tillie J 8
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Lekr Samuel Pitman Beni Tilden K W
Li nekin Copt Pierson It W Tompk los A N
Leiber Isaac Powell Geo W Townsend 8
Leibrick Conrad 2 Povey John Tnemly Thos
Lee & Lady Win Poole 9 K Turner W L
Lelbrich John N Porter Itobt Tooloy John
Leach k Sou 0 Porter Joseph Tosbert Wm
Lehman Chas Proott 0 Tombs James
Lloyd h Russell Printers Union Sy Todd Jae 3
LIDA idanmel Pryor Tlwa R Tracy Patrick
Lile Wm It Dr Printup J J Trimble All
Libnhart Theo Price Davie Troddwey Tim
Litteit Willing Pugh Wm P D Tollman Jos
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Llvoliey 7oha Pula Emanuel. Todd Samuel
Ltuebto Thou 8 ILIVIIIIM Sobastlo Torbert WE 2
L Irtagh Ju Rao Hyman Walter Casper
Luther 0 S Randall R E Waiobrlght J A
Loose Jacob Itadway ar Co Dee Walker, W E
Llomt Mane P Itassin W NI Ward Judah
1,0t16. W Redman 0 A lVdltou S 0
Loogrestadler W Read Wm U Wadhams W & Co
Lurch Heinrich neon Adam Walker Thou
Larchner Obrixt'n lieynola Owou IVAtehouse ll
[MIA R Reagan JM 4 Waro V,
Lockett P E Reed W 11 Wolters L
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Lent Ambrose D Rea John Wallama Osborn
Longstreth R. Remington L W Watson Leyden].
town John 'r Rees Lewis Way Albert II
Lou* Gets Ithydny Frank A Watson Alex
Lodge Joseph Reed II 0 V Wain B F
Lockwood Jon Reeves Harris Warner Deorge
Luke John W Riehards It II Warrington Jl'
Lynn John ittehm bred Walker II
Ludlam Chas Richards Ohm C Wagner John
Luti David M Richardson Win A West W V
LOOCIEN. Richmond J 11 Webb John
Philadelphia Nol3 Rico Roman West J V
Fidelity No 138 Richardson TDr Weibel Joseph
McClure Samuel Richardson David West 11
Mellrose Robt W Ricketts John 11 Weber J
McC/oes Cil Rivelan Jas N NYcilb A. Caps
McDonald John Rogers Thos Wotheold (I 2
Mulled° Mallow Robeson Jim F White &Co Y W
Calbe Thogutui Robertson John Whitson Cyrus
McChiro John at Itosaton F 'Whiteside N F
Mc(Yancey Jahn Robison Wm 8 Rov
McAuley A Rey Robinson, Collins Whitney Jlt
McClure Masud &Co White &Co L
McConnell James Robb Alex Williams N W
McNeal' Ilugh Robison John Wirmanu Pinny
McClellan J D Hooper Robs Williams J It
IletiMoney Chas Itobeits Milnor Witmer &co
McCabe] Dina lc pollards Victor Wilson Deo
McDonecla Thu Rook Warren Wilkinson Major
McCarron Philip Roby Win V. Wirmsnu IF II 2
McConnell Sand Roe Wm E Wilson William
McMackin Win Itobenson W K Williams nos
McKune Frank Swot, Clark &Co Willison Samuel
Mclntyre John Russell &Co Wilson Jr J 2
Manughler Mich Ryland Martena D Wilson Dalen
McOurvel I John }Wand A ley. Wilson Theodore
Mclntosh John Ruff John D Williams Kohler
ArcHliire Michael Reese David Matthiew & Co
Maldnoroin Pat Scarbough (Pm T Wtlitens S Ilex
Mallinchey Hog Samson Jll Wilcox .1 N
Mellon nos 3 Sawyer A Wilkins Abraham
Me Hugh Mr Kinds Join Wiggins W N
Rebuts Mac's Scruggs B. ft NV iglarnsu John
klcaelr Juo I, Sanders J 0 V Wlitams W F
McFarland John Scloutlen Aneri- Willistani4dw
McNeil 3 W can Well W 7
McNamara Peter J Sancti's Nicholas Williams N N
Mimidose Wm A T Schell F P Winchester John
Marsala hill's A I/ Savory John WhSltarna Jas
Maloney SI Ssytnrell Chas Wilson W 111
Magruder Alberts Scott James D Williamson II
Mgcloy Lerida Savage Winthrop Willson Jerusha
Madden nos Salisburg Semi 'Worrell JSr
Manch T Sanders V 0 V Woods D
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Macrevo & Co WS &heHanger W W Woolly 3 P Dr
Madra 3 Schirok Peters Woo!drop T S
Mcßride Qeo W Sawtelie El 8 Woodruff E 8
Mays. 1 , Senior The% Wr'gilt I onalhan
Matieem Jesse Seller oeo 8 Lieu Wright Isaac D
Musou Bain , l Seass ltobt Wright J W 3
Misrldes It L Sewell (100 Wu Oil Michael
Marsh Mulfd,M D Seam' Geo Wyman Prof
Mayne John Selman Leond U Wurster John
Massey Thee Seaman NEd Dr Wyckoff P
Haskell Thou Selfridge .1 Queens &. CO J I'
Marin Wm E P Seely John Q niggle Jas
Martin 8 Shone J Quinn Jan
Mager A Malan! .9 13 Quirk John
Marker: Mr. Shramna Allied Iltustea.l William
Martin John Shields Jinn°. Vaughan D
Merittiew CaptTll. Shade'. (den Vanhorn W 3
Mayors & Bros 8 Shields WashOton Vangunder C 9
Moyne Sit Showman Men W Vyno And 11
Mason T 11 Sh rimer Denbo:lL Vandegogg J U
Meson & haw Elkerrett & (MINH Vankyke 0 V Opt
Slertoku IV, Id D Simmons & CoJN Valentine 3 K
Metcalf Joseph Simpson Henry II Yowler J M
Melville Chas Sibley John P Vandetrinit 0 0
Meyer henry Singleton John Van Ingen Wlt
Stonily W Simons Joe ht 2 Yung Lewis
Elerkl Gustav Sloneker T A Young Charles
Mead JOB P Slater John Young D T
Mester PITO. tiloemuck Jae Zattra A U
Itlichle John Slipper G. V Zeller V X
Michael M Smith Andrew Zimmerman P
Mitchell IV Cl Smyth Owen Zitte It 11
Miller TII Smith &Co J lif Zimmerman P
Michener dna 0 Smith Jaben 0 Ziegenfnes J
GIDEON G.NCESPCOTT, P M.
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
DEPARTMENT OE MINES, ARTS, AND
MANUFACTURES.
COCIIIHN OF ISM ISM
The Winter course of Instruction In tbie Department
will commence on TUESDAY, November &I, and be
continued as follows :
MEOUANICS AND CHEMISTRY.
Profeseor J. N. FRAZER, TUESDAY and FRIDAY,
at 4 P, M.
ALTRLIED ISXTREMATICS
Professor E. 0. KENDALL, MONDAY and THURS
DAY, at 5 P. M.
CIVIL ENGINEERING, SURVEYING, AND CON
STRUTION.
Professor F. ROGERS, TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at
P. M.
GEOLOGY AND MINERALOGY.
.Professor C. B. MEW), MONDAY and THURSDAY,
at 4 V. M.
The Lectures will be amply illustrated by Models,
Drawings, and Epeelinens,
The Lectures will be continued until the end of
Idarch.
Tho Courses may be attended either singly or to
gether.
TERMS
For any cue Course
For the four Courses.....
....
For Tickets, apply to FREDERICK DICK, Janitor at
the University—North Duddieg_ And for information
respecting the studies, to
FAIRMAN ROGERS,
Dean of the Faculty,
oc2B-dst West Rittenhouse Square.
LJ. LEVY & 00.
• AIL: CONTINUING
TO FILL
THEIR BEAUTIFUL STOCK
OF
/AHOY AND STAPLE
DRY GOODS,
♦T •ND
UNDER COST.
oc 25.1 w 42.0 CUESTNUT STREET
ESTATE OF JAMES KELSH, SR., DE
oszed.
WHEREAS, Letters of Administration to the estate
°WALES KELM, late of Philadelphia, deceased,
have been granted by tho Register of Wills to tbe uu
neraigned ail trotebted to the said estate are requested
to wake Immediate payment, and these having claims
against the same to present them to the administrators.
JOAN KELBiI,
PRAMS 61, KELM Administratore.
B W. corner of Fifth end Prune eta ,
'cc 9.6-th,w,fr-6t Philadelphia, Pa.
(CITY OF RICHMOND, VA., FUNDS
•J purchased for cash, at the lowest market rates,
by WARDLE DARCLAT, & CC,
SO. It* N. W. corner. et Fourth and Arrh etc
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
enterixl Into a Copartnership, under the rutruo or
BoosEs & CO., for the manufacturing of all kinds of
ocy and common Soaps, at No. 28 north WATER St.
A. P. 11014111:81,
Oct, 2001,1867. 0. P. 81113011.
oc2l-2w
OCEAN 80/12 hthIitIYACTOBN.
. .
1104111145 A. CO., haying purchased the above work'
from Lebrecbt Franke, are prepared to receive ordera
for all kinds of fancy and contusion Soaps. All orders
executed with punctuality and despatch, et the Nary
lowest prices, for cash. oc2l-2w*
GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES.-
Wien , FURS selling mil regarillena of cost.
(MAKES °ANSON", ik SON,
Importing and manufacturing Furriers, 024 CHEST
NUT St , below Seventh, will clove the r entiro crock of
Ladies' Fun, without regard to cost.
ABRAM SLACK—ENGRAVING, DIE,
Sinking and liimbnuad Printing, Nnrelope and
Seal Ptella Manufactory, 87 Strawberry Street, between
Idenond and Third, and Market and Okeetniit Street,
Philadelphia, Pa. anl2-14
MANILMANILLA ROPE.—SUPERIOR MA
LA
NILLA ROPIL matartatured and for sale by
WNAVEIt, FITLEII.4 00.,
annAlf No 49 N. Wits, at., and 22 N. Wharves.
COTTON --200 bales good Middling to Mid
dling Fair °ono; MA note and tor sale by
In
RTIN k MAOALISTRR,
.01 North Witter fitroat.
MOSI3-17 bales Carolina Koss, tor sate by
MARTIN st. IiM)ALIBTER,
and lip North tarter street.
CONGRCONGRESS RANGE.—SOLD BY MAD.
ESS
Wpm e BRO., N 0.202 N. BROOND fittStt•
su4lB•Bnion.
tIVELCONE RANGE.L—Soro rr (MAD
'v v WICK k BRO. NO N. EISOOND sulli-am
( Itmttocmcnto
iiMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.-
E. A. MARSHALL Role Lessee
INAUGURATION OF THE DRAMA.
The Lessee has much pleasure in announcing that be
bas effected an engagement with the
Celebrated Eccentric Comedian,
alit. CHARLES MATHEWS,
THIS (Monday) EVENINU, Oct. 26th, 1857,
Will be presented the new Comedy, a hetet' by Mr.
Charles Mathew", entitled
MARRIED 'NOR DIONEY.
Mr. Mopes. Mr Charles Blethers);; Sir Robert Mel
lowboy, Mr Millings ; 111114. 'Mopes, Mrs Stbdiee , Ma-
Mita, Mr'. Proctor.
To be followed by the inimitable Interlude, written
by Mr. Charles Mathews, entitled
PATTER VS. CLATTER.
Capt Patter, Mr. Charles Mathew!' , Poter Parker,
Mr. Le Moyne; Patty Parker, Mr. Nichols.
The witertainotenta will CO{III.IIOIICP with the Farce,
in 1 Act, by Morton, entitled
POOll PILLICODDY.
Mr Pillicaltly, Mr. Chapman; Mrs. nine/114, Mrs.
Proctor.
PRIORS OP ADMISSION:
Balcony, Parquet, and Parquet Circle 50 cents.
Vennily Circle and Amphitheatre 'X. , "
Private Boxes Si:
Seats secured withnnt extra charge, three days in ad
"U". Dee" Open X before 7 o'clock ; performance
will commence nt 7,X.
Wil E NFL E ARCH . HE lyr .
—SOLE LESSEP W. WIIEATLE Y.
Soot. or PRlM:Ord:Mara Stalls 50 cents; Dress
Circle (to extra charge for SecureeEeats), du rents;
Fatally Circle and Amphitheatre, 35 cents; Beate tit
Private Boxes, 76 cents; Whole Private BOX, V;
Gallery, 13 cents; Gallery for Colored Frowns, .23
cents; Private 80% iu Gallery for Colored Ferment,
33 cents.
Box °filen open from 10 A 51 until 3P. II Doors
will upon at 6,ti o'clock; performance to commence at
7, precisely,
J. M. B. WHITTON Treasurer.
THIS (Monday) Evening, October 25,
Will be presented, by the great Star Company, Shaky
peace's Sublime Ttagedy of
MACBETH.
Macbeth, Mr E L Davenport; &Nedra, Mr Wheat
ley ; Lady Macbeth, Mrs. D. P. Bowers. To conclude
o Ith the Side-aplittlng Farce or
MY NEIGHBOR'S WIPE,
Mr Somerton, Mr. Dolman; Mrs. Somerton, Mivs. A.
()ruble.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE.—Leg-
Fee, Mr. E. A. ; Stage Jim:lager. Mr
John Sefton. Prices —Weis Circle and Parquette,
cents; Upper Circle, 25 cents; Private Box and Oreles•
tra Beats, 20 cents.
Box Office open Crow 0 o'clock A. M. to 3P. M. Doors
open at 0% o'clock.; percent - mice to commove nt To
precisely.
TICKETS TO ALL PARTS 25 CI NTs
THIS (Monday) EVENING, October 29,18 g,
The pyrfOrUlMlCel to commence with the Laughable
INece called
TUE STAVE-STRUCK . BARBER
„ . .
Jeremiah Clip, John, Moustache Straiten°, Mr. Chen
ft ; Jane Chetterley, Mra Sloan. To be followed by
the Laughable Drama of
TUE TOOIThE
Mr. Timothy Toodles, Mr, Chanfrau I Mrs. Toadies,
Mrs.Stotieall. To coalude with the Farce entitled
M-FAVARRISni OR , SALMI BY MYATIII.
Shrirupton, Mr. Boswell • Mike Murphy, Mr. John
ploan; Mary, Mrs. Stoneall.
SANFORD's OPERA HOUSE—
ELEVENTII Street, above Chestnut.
Doors open at 7 o'clock—to commence quarter before
Night.
Admittance 25 cents.
kthloplan Life Illustrated by Sanford's Troupe of
Stem—New Dances by the Sanford Children.
To conclude with
A LAUGHABLE AFTEEPIECE.
Political
pea SHERIFF,
EDWARD T. MOTT,
TWELFTH WARD
RUBJECT TO DEMOCRATIC ROARS. ocl6-2n)
bank Noticeo
BANK.—PunaimPuu, October
1...51 23, 1857.—A special meeting of the Stockholdersof
this bank will be held at the Honking lIMIAP, m, TU
DAY, the third day of November next, at 12 o'clock
ht., to take into consideration the net of the LeKislatures
approved lath inst., entitled "An Act providing for the
resumption of specie payments by the banks, and for the
relief of debtors."
pc 21.4)03 W. L. SCHAFFER, Rarbior
_
SOUTHWARK BANK.— PHILADELPHIA,
Oct. 22, 1857 —A Special meeting of the Stockhold
ers of this Bank will be held at the blanking house, on
TUESDAY. the 3d day of November next, at n o'clock,
noon, to take Into conaiderattott the act of the tegida
sure, approved the 13th Inst., entitled Au act provid
ing for the re/rumption of specie payments by the Bank
and for the relief of debtors."
0c23-dtNS 6. P. MEL, Cashier,
COMMERCIAL BANK OF PENNSYL
VANIA, Y11111.4111111.1 , 01A, Oct :2,1857 —A Special
meeting of the Stockholders of this Dank will be held
at the DANKINO HOWE, on MONDAY, the second
day of November next, at 12 o'clock hi , to take job
consideration the act of the Legislature, approved the
lath inst., entitled "Au act providing for the rrsnmp•
tlon of specie payments by the Banks, and for the relief
of debtors," and to determine upon the name.
By order of the Board of Directors,
0c2341'.i2 B. O. PALMER, CaAhier.
NOTICE.—FARMERS' AND MECIIAN
-1 ICS' DANK—PIDLADELPIIII, October ft!, lag
Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the Stott:hold
ers of this Hank has been called by the Board of Directors
under the provisions of the seventh section of the net
of the Uenerel Assembly of this State, entitled " An act
providing for the resumption of specie payments by the
banks, and for the rebel' of debtors," approved the 13th
day ot October, A. D. 1857, to be held at the Ranking.
house of this Corporation, on TUESDAY, the third 41.1
of 'November. A. D. 1857, at Ag o'clock P. SI., for the
purpose of taking into consideration the acceptance of
the provisions of the said act By order of the Board,
0c22.1tE3 E. St. LEWIS, Cashier.
THE PHILADELPHIA BANK.
2lst October, ISSf.—A Special Meeting of the
Stockholders of this Rank will be held at the flanking.
Ileum on SATURDAY, the Slat Inst., at 12 o'clock, to
take into consideration the Act of the Legislature, op.
prod.' the tnth lint., entitled '• An act providing for
the resumption of specie payments by the Banks, and
fur the relief of debtors
oct22•dLll D. B. COMEGYS, Cashier.
FARMERS' AND MECHANICS' BANK.
PHILADIMPIIII, October 6th, 1857.
The annual election for Directors will be Leld at the
flanking llouse, on MONDAY, the 16th day of Novem
ber next, between the hours of 9 o'clock A. N , and 3
o'clock P. M ; and ou TUESDAY, the 3,1 day or Novem
ber next, a General Meeting of the Stockholders will he
libld at the Banking Mouse, at 4 o'clock P. 11., egreea•
My to the charter.
ocl-tuolB 11 M. LEWIS, Cashier
lIIHE PHILADELPHIA BANIC—PIuLA
-1 uttsulk, October B,lBsl.—The annual meeting of
the Stockholders of this think will be held at the Ilank•
lug house, on Mouday, the ninth day of Novenae,
next, at 12 o'clock 11.
The annual election (or Directors will be held at the
Banking house, on Monday, the sixteenth day of No
vember next. ll li. COMEGYS,
Cashier,
•
MANUFACTURERS' ANA MECHA
ILL WIGS' BANI 3.
PUILADELVIIIa, Oct. 4, 1857.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders of this Dank
will be held at the Buddies Rouse, on Tuesday. Novem
ber 3, et 10 o'clock, A. It.
The annual election for thirteen Directors, to serve
the ensuing year, will be held et the Banking Muse, on
Monday, November 16th, from 10 o'clock, A. 1.1., to 3
P. Id
mwftal6 M. W. WOODWARD, Ciabier.
COMMERCIAL BANK OF PENNSYL
VANIA, PIII4IUBLYIIII, October 12,1857.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of this Bank
will be held at the IlankingAlouse, on Tuesday, the 34
day of November nest, at 12 o'clock N.
0c1.2..r0w&f tnovrd
COMMERCIAL BANK OF PENNSYL
VANIA, PHILADBLPHI., October 12, 1857.
Tha Annual Election for Directors of this flank will
Ito held at the Banking-House, on Monday, the lath day
of November next, from 10 o'clock A. M., to 3 o'clock
P.M.
oeLlZmwkr tnovlB 8. 0. PALMER, Cuhier
filiGrellatteons
A MERICAN GOLD
AND
NEW YORK EXCHANGE
WAND
AT HIGHEST CURRENT RATES,
Ur
CRONISE & CO.,
SPECIE BROKERS,
0c512.6t .10 BOUTII VIM ST.
AMERICAN GOLD
AND
NEW YORK FUNDS
AMERICAN GOLD
AND
NEW YORE FUNDS,
DODOUT AT Tug WOUEST PUEUIUM DT
ot74mg DREXEL & CO
GAS! GAS!! GAS I lI—THE UNDER-
Mond would respectfully call the attention of the
public to the fact that they have and are daily reducing
the price of Philadelphia Ore, from $2 25 per 1000 feet
to the low price of $1.60 per 1000 feet, by their MODEL
REGULATOR, which saves 95 per cent , a clear saving
or 75 cent' on $2.25, thereby reducing the price from
$226 to $1.50 per 1000 feet.
We are daily putting the Regulator on all the princi
pal and prominent buildings In the city churches,
libraries, factories, hotel., and other public buildings
It hat also hems placed on at the Philadelphia Ex.
chugs. Hundreds or certificates in favor of the mill
Regulator, from those having tried it, showing the
above miring, can be seed at our office.
litore.keepors and the public generally are requested
to send In their orders. Cost of Regulators from 1,43
upwards, according to sire. Order. through Blood's
Despatch promptly attended to.
N. It —.fifty energetic, enterprising. and persevering
men wanted, to canvass for the MODEL REtilitATOlt
can make from $2 to $5 per day.
ROBERT T. KNIGHT .14, CO ,
Oleo No. 44 Routh Fifth street,
oc2{•lm neat to Blood's Despatch
SILVER WARE.—
WILLIAM WILSON Jr SON.,
MANUFACTURERS OF SILVER wAn
(ESTABLISHED 18120
e. w. CORNER FIFTH AND CHERRY STRIOTE
A large ataortutent of SILVER WARE, of ovary do.
loription, oonatantly on hand, or made to order to motel,
any pattern desired.
Importers of Sheffield and Birmingham imported
wars en.lo-damoly
I'RANOIS P. DIII3OSQ Sr. SON, taco c.(
Dubowt, Carrow Is Co., Wholesale MANUFAC
TIMM OF JEWELHE,BO4 CHESTNUT street, Phila
delphia.
es.ixola P. Dulorig, Wu Q DOBlNtill
401 aro
QAVING FUND.-UNITED STATES
1.7 TRUST COMPANY, corner of THIRD and CIIEST•
NUT ntreets.
Large and small SUMS received, And paid back on de
mand, without notice, with EMI PEE CENT INTER
EST from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal.
(Moe hours front fl until 6 o'clock every day, and nu
MONDAY EVENINOS trout 7 until 9 o'clock.
DRAFTS for sato on England, Ireland, and &offend,
from 11 upwards.
President.-BTEPIIEN R. CRAWFORD.
Treasurer—PLlNY FISK.
Teller—JAMES It HUNTER. sel7-Iylf
WINCHESTER & SCOTT, GENTLE
MEN'S FURNISMING STORE, and PATENT
ELIOELDEN. SEAM 8111 RT MANUFACTORY, No Tee
CHESTNUT Street, above Seventh atreet, Philadelphia
The attention of Southern and Western Merchants, and
Strengere, Se particularly Invited to thin improved rut of
FibirEl, the most perfect Stting article made. At whole
sale and retail, and wads to order. onAlyir
BRANDIES.—" Pinot GiustiPon," Marett,
•A-"' and other Cognacs of various vintages, In halt
pipes and quarter casks Fellevolsin Rochelle Brandies,
pale and dark, In halt pipes, half cuts, and sinnnightb
casks. Imported and for mile by
HENRY BOHLEN &
ec22 221 and VS south Fourth street.
V bales COTTON -100 Calf Cotton, in store
V sad (or ulo by
& MAOALISTRII,
North !star Street
Oates bn 'Auction
ivir THOMAS & SONS,
ILE. Nog. 199 aml 141. BOUM YOUR.TII BTRISZT,
(Bonnerl) Nom. Pa and 69 )
REAL ESTATE, STOOKS, &a.
Public Soles at the Philadelphia Exchange every
Tua,tty
Handbill. of each property Issued separately, in
addition to which we publish on the Saturday previous
to each sale 011.) thousand catalogues in pamphlet form,
giving full descriptions of all the property to be sold on
the following Toetddy.
irr YURNITUEE SALES AT TIM AUCTION
STO MI every Thursday morning.
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE PALE.
IE7 We bare a large nwouut of Real Matta at Pri
vate gale. isachrliug every deacription of City azal
country property Pruted Lists may be hsa at the
anctiou Blum
PRIVATE SALE REGISTER.
ID" Steal }Nate entered on our Private Role Re
gister, aro advertised oceacionally in our Public Sale
Abstracts, (of which 1,000 copies are printed weekly,)
free of charge.
CARD—SAGE POSTPONED —The we or ma
WALNUT STREET RESIDENCE will takeplace
at the Exchange, on TUESDAY EVENING,'XIth lost
instead of on the premixes. fl The nate of the FUR
NITURE is postponed till FRIDAY MORNING.
REAL ESTATE. GROUND RENTS, &c., TUESDAY
Pamphlet catalogues now ready, containing full de
sc riptlous of all the property tube sold on 'Tuesday next,
27th met , with a hit of atlas :34, lOth, and lith No
., ember
STOCKS.
On Tuesday evening, 27th inst., 15.71,
At 7 o'clock, at the Philadelphia Exchange, previous
to saki of Real Estate—
bhares American Academy of Moak; share in the
Philadelphia Library; share io the Afercautile Library
Company, chore iu the Philadelphia A.thermum.
For account of ohom it may concern.
Tw.' bond., $l.OOO each, of the Columbia Coal and
Iron Company, due 1101, including the coupon of July
Sale peremptory. Terme cash—payable at the
time of sale,
TWELVTII FAI,I, SALE, 2.7T11. OCTOBER.
Will include the following._
FOUR YALUABLI: MARKET STREET STORES.—
Foer substantial four-story brick stores and dwellings,
N 05.1521,1510,1517, and 1513 Market street, west of
Fifteenth street.
MODERN DWELLING.
Nest modern three-story Brick Dwelling, S. W. cor
ner of Twelfth and Citron streets, above Wallace street,
with a three-story brlck dwelling on Citron street.
neemPTOILY SALE—POUR VALUABLE LOTS—
BRICK DWELLING, STABLE AND GRAVEL-BED
—.FIRST WARD
Valuable lot S e corner Jefferson avenue or Moya
mooring road and Moore street, and Crosby street.
Large and valuable lot N R corner Jefferson avenue,
Moore street, and Williamson street.
Large and valuable lot, with two-story brick dwelling
and frame stable, Moore Street, adjoining the above,
and eitending through to Williamson street.
Valuable lot and frame stable, Moore street, adjoining
the above Bale of the whole absolute.
Er YuII particulars in handbills and plan
HANDSOME ➢MODERN RESIDENCE.
Ilandsoms residence with double back building, and
replete with all modern conveniencee, No. 1347 Spring
Garden street. This DI a very desirable residence, and
in a beautiful neighborhood.
FACTORY, STEAM ENGINE, &c.—Two and a half
story factory, sienna engine, tkc., Twenty-first Ward,
fronting on Clearfield, Twenty-first street, and the Phila
delphia and Germantown railroad
TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING —Two-story brick
mescuage. S. E earner Township Line road and Clear
field ',tree!, Twenty-drat Ward
VALUABLE L OTS.—Valuable lot, N. E. corner
Seventeenth street sad Woodpecker Lane.
TWO BRION DWELLINGS.—Twa three-story brick
dwellings, Spring Garden street, east of William street.
PPAIAMP TORY SLLE.—FIVE GROUND RENTS,
viz • Two of 5T1.60 each, tempt' $22.60 each, and one
of $lO a year, secured on flee threeatory brick dwelling'
and lota, Spring Garden street, Owen street, and Diddle
aln•et
TWO TRREE-STORY BRICK DWELLINGS
_ -
Two three-story brick dwellings, Nos. 876 and 873
Apple street, between Fourth street and York avenue,
and Coates suit Brown streets Sale absolute.
FOUR YEARLY GROUND RENTS, two of $34, and
two of VA each. secured by a brick dwelllog, Howard
street and Hope street, (Late Reostegton.)
117 0 Bull particulars of each of the above properties
uow ready lu handbills
TOIRVEENTLI PALL SALE, 3d NOVEMBER
Mir AIN will lac ludo
Orphans' Court Sale.
rall'ATII OW WILLIAM A. BUDD. DECD
THREE L.V;IGE AND VALUABLE LOTS z AND TWO
BRICK DWELLINGS . SEVENTH STRLET, PRIME
STREET, AND PASSYCINK. ROAD.
Valuable lot, N W earner Prime and Seventh streets.
Valuable lot, fronting 012 Prime street, and on Pam.
yank. road.
Valuable lot, Paasynnt road
Two three-story brick Ilwelllugi, Seventh street, sreat
4i30. north of Prone street They will be sold hepw.
rattily See handbills and plan
Ale by Order of Orphans , Court.
di:STATE OF JOHN FITZWATER. DECD.
. .
OYES SIX ACRES OF GROUND WITH VALUABLE
STEAM SSW-MILL AND •MACHINERY, LARGE
MANSION, THREE FRAME DWELLINGS, LARGE
Wll5.ltF, WITH FRONT OF FOUR HUNDRED
FELT ON TUE ItIVEII DELAWARE AT TA
CONY, TWENTY-TIIIIID WARD.
&me Estate—THßEE-STORY DIIIOK DWELLING.
, .
Three -620u brick dwelling, No. 260. North Fdtb,above
Noble ntreet
Same Estate—TWO BRICK DWELLINGS
. .
Also, Two brick dwellings. Unlen and Hanover streets,
above Prince street. Kensington.
Rxecutor's dale—Late Residence or Amelia Smith,
EL'fitIANT MANSION, BURLINGTON, N. J.—Also,
by order of Executor, to close an estate, the valuable
reuderlce No d 3 Mein street. Burlington, N J replete
with modern improvements and conveniences, 38,14' feet
front, the lot Bid feet deep to Wood street, the garden
improved with finest fruit trees. kn.
A io, a handsome residence, Wood street, Burlington,
recently occupied by Mr. William Chaloner, and a lot
adjoining, 50 by 156 feet, irr Full particulars in hand
bills.
NEAT DWELLING, TWENTIETH STREET—Three
story kick Mt/citing, No. 205 North Twentieth street,
bet ween Wood and Vine streets.
LOT, TWIINTY.FOURTIL WARD—A triangular lot.
frosting Oil Pork street. and the West Philadelphia
Railroad, Twenty-fourth Word, (late West Phlledel
pin t)
TU.Stial-STORY BRICK DWELLING.--Three-story
brick dwelling, No, 953 North Fifth street, above
George street, with frame bollding in the rear.
FOURTEENTH WALL SALE--10TEINOVEMBI8
PEREMPTORY SALE AT THE EXCHANGE-ELE
GANT RESIDENCE AND FURNITURE, WALNUT
STREET.
On Tuesday Evening,
27th October, at 7 o'clock, without reserve, at the Er
°hinge, the elegant Itrown Stone residence, No. 1404
Walnut /Arent, south side, third house west of Broad
street, built ter The use of the late owner and occu
pant in a superior manner, and if [gelled throughout
in elegant style, with every modem improvement and
convenience. Particulars in handbills.
eIIOONER N. B. T. THOMPSON
On Tuesday Evening,
2711. inst. , at 1 o'clock, at the Exchange, three undi
♦lded fourth parts of the schooner N R. T Thompson,
and her tackle. apparel, appurtenances, &e , hoe two
ante of mils, built in 1854, at Kaighn's Point, N. J.
VALUABLE MISCELLANEOCS BOORS.
On Tuesday evening
October 21, at the auction store, will be sold a col
lection of valuable roiscellaneona works, a portion
from it pritate library
For particulars see catalogues and the books, which
will be arranged for examination ou Tuesday morning
Bale at No. 1818 Spruce street
HANDSOME RESIDENCE AND FURNITURE
On Wednesday morning next,
2Sth inst., at 10 o'clock, on the premlvea, the hand
some modern (our-story brick residence, with three
story back buildings, No. 1919 Spruce street, west
Nineteenth street, replete with all modern improve
meets and conveniences. $l,OOO may remain on mort
gap) . .
JUPR.RIOR FLTRNITURE, TAPESTRY CARPETS,
GAS VIXTURE3, 2ce.
Immediately after the intle of the house ' the superior
1101130301 d furniture, all made to order by Moore Jr.
Vengeful, nod been but little used.
I[Lr Particulars It; ttaudlUlts tto . d. catalogues
Sale Nos 130 and 141 South Fourth Street.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, FINE MIRRORS, PIANO•
FORTES, BRIT:SEES CARPETS, Ac
On Thursday Morning,
At 10 o'clock, at the Auction Store, an ertensive as
sortment of excellent second-hand furniture, mirrors,
line piano-forte, carpets, Ac , from families declining
housekeeping
Assignee's Peremptory SAle
SPLENDID ROSEWOOD FURNITURE, PIANO
FORTE, BUDDING, CARPETS. F.LEGANT EDINA
DINNER AND TOILET WARE. SPLENDID POR
CELAIN VASES, PAINTINGS. Au.
On Thursday Morning,
At 12 o'clock, by catalogue, in the Secorid•Mory room
of the Auction Store, n splendid collection of hou.iehobl
furniture, Arc , by order of Artaigure.
ALSO, 2 BEAUTIFUL MARINE PAINTINGS, BY
BONFIELD
The 1000 TO furniture has been fu use but a abort time
and cost over $6,000.
* a ssJitay be examined the day previous to Bale with
catalogues.
A. splendid suit of solid rosewood furniture, corn
prlsing wardrobes, eliptie ends, with French plate
udn or doors, bedsteads, dressing-bureaus, washotands.
commodes, he , to match; splendid Suit of solid rose
wood drawing-room furniture, d it-nosier st) le; tiriggs's
p dent extotovon dining-table, fret long, with init
liogsuy leaf case, grotesque cars ing; serf splendid,
French china. and beautifully painted cases; hand•
some toilet dinner and tea sets, cut-glass ware
ELEGANT FURNITURE
On Friday Morning.
3010 inst , at No. 110! Walnut street, will be sold the
elegant turnitnee, estra large mirrors, splendid curtains
and chonieliers, piano -forte, Ice. Particulars in cata
logues
tromnussion Merchants
11 . CIIASE & CO.
af • I,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
13 North FRONT awl 44 WATER Street, Philadelphia
CoNaTANTLY
CLOVER SEED
On consignment from the interior of Pennsylvania
where onr uew Cleaning Mitt is now in general age.
fry. Ai,o, Tummy AND RID TOP always on
hand
ANDP & BRENNER—COMMISSION
Mk:HM:OIM and Dealers In Toreitru ar! Mar
&An HARDWARE and CUTLERY, Nod aa, .5 sad
North FIFTH Street, East side above Commerce strwt,
Philadelphia aul-tf
IHARLES TETE, COMMISSION Mt
N-/ CHANT and Importer of HAVANA 9EO ARS
(Now) OS W•lnut street. second story. anhly
VRITTENDEN's SERIES OF TREK
TISES ON DOOK-KEEPING.
.
C J RIDDLE, No 60‘, MINOR. Srect, (be
teeth Market and Chestnut, west of Fifth street
publish—
CRITTENDEN'S SERIES Of TM:ATM:SON HOOK
If I:E1.1Stl, comprising the four Nolompit he usme 1
Treatvol on Singh-Entry (look-Keepinir
2 Treattie ou 1 4 inqle amt Double-Entry for Common
eehools
S. Tronli.e on Single and ltoublo Entry for lli4h
School,.
4. Treatise on Single nod Double-Entry for the Count
ing house
For eat hof the abr.% e reiomes Y A J 11 hare
publlsho it KEY, or a set r f 3lituaturo It LANK
SOUKS, ad :0,1 for the ',nuns out of the Exercises
contained in the work
The ~,e‘..rrt toilluitt 4 tor Mr Criltenilen'a cad, are
nuR t h e le , f o:wherein! Colleges in Milton.
Now York. Ph.hlelptia, emeinnell, Louisrille, St,
Louis. Oho sue, A t , mod in moat 01 the Normal Schools.
and a gnat number of the Ilitth tf.chools of rot r country,
while. as a boot of reference her practical acciaintants,
the Couniiini Edition is, undoubtedly. the rums
poptil m k thr Z'ClUlled a Accounts published In
the &Joao! St ties oc •24.3 t
11 W. TINGLEY & CO., BANKERS
jut. No. 97 south TIMM Street, Philadelphia.
COLLECTIONS promptly made on all accessable palate
In the United States and Canada
Stocks, Conde, kw, Bought and Sold on Commission.
Uneurrent Bank Notes, Checks, to., bought at the
lowest rates.
Deposits received sod Interest allowed. a• per wee
moat. atibare
TO SHOVEL AND HOE MANUFACTIT
RE.II.9.-811.ETTEWS IMPROVED GARDEN
110 E. Patented Jaw ' 1857. The right to manufac
ture under this Patent may be secured on favorable
tome, on application to ALYAN WILKINS,
oc2l-10t 22 WILLIAM Street, New York.
!,11c5 bh r%artion_
j AMC -1 I::: :AS. AUCTIONEER,
/it) L D
DAT
Er We beg leave to Inform the public that we held
our regular weekly sales of Inninture every Tuesday. at
cur SPACIOUS SALES ROOM, NO. Ih6 w.aLsur
STREET, where every possible attention is given to ob
tain the highest prices for the goods of those who may
favor us with consignments Families haring portions at
their furniture to dispose ot. or those declining house
keeping and not wishing sales tst their own dwellings,
can hare their furniture CAREFULLY REMOVED TO
OUR SALES BOoki. WEER): THEY WILL REALIZE
BETTER PRICES FOR Ta FURNITURE THAN
TIIEY CAN OBTAIN FROM ANY OF THE 113RIA
TURE DEALERS OR ANY OTHER lUCTIO.N STORE
IN TILE CITY.
11:7"
Persona favoring us with consignments can rest
toured thattheir property will slothe imenSeed.
irr Commissions more raalerate thsa those charged
by any other Anction House in the city.
DO- Conaignme cite respectfully solicited.
icr- Sale* paid immediately after the guods are sold.
REAL ESTATE. nu:, NOVEMBER 11th
Thla sale mill include—
Orphiate Court gale--Estate of W. A. B. Jones, peed_
TWO-STORY 13111Cli nous): AND LOT, rwiLiTtr
A two-story brick house arid lot of ground, west aids
of Twelfth street, 221 feet above Columbia avenue, 1G
feet front, and 112. feet deep, to a Id feet street, $l9
ground rent
Orphans' Court Sale—Estate of Chas. Brotrlnson, Deed.
THREE HOUSES AND LOT 01 , GROUND, BREAD
STREET AND FETTER LANE
. . _
A lot of ground vrttb the three houses thereon erected,
S. W. corner of Bread street and Fetter Lane, 49 feet
by 4.1 feet Fled ground not.
[Er S5O to be psid on laa.eh of the above when the
woe Is struck olf
TO RENT
1D A three-story BrickDrelling, with two-sta'
brick back building. 195 North Ninth street, above
Wood street. Rout $490 per suouou Apply at the Auc
tion store.
AT PRIVATE SALE
A drat-clans Printing Office. with is good run of busi
ness. [oar printingpreases, two Ruggles and one /Warns
Type and everything necessary for the businese. Apply
at the Auction Store.
Sale No. 422 Walnut Street, above Fourth.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, OFFICE FURNITURE,
ELEGANT. LARGE MIRROR, &c, .4c
On Tuesday Morning.
At 10 o'clock, at the auction store, will be soil an as
sortment of superior furniture, comprising—pair ele
gant rosewood finish hair-seat tete-a-tete sofas. made by
Moore & Campion; 4 walnut parlor chairs to match; hand
some walnut Jenny Lind bedstead, dressing-bureau, and
marble-top washstand to match; hair-seat ricking-chairs,
walnut-cane parlor chairs. h•hogany dressing-tatrean,
walnut what-not, elegant gilt-frame mirror ssrra
inches. &c.
OFFICE FUENITUR.II.—aIso, large double office
desk, iron ' &c . &c
OENTLEMENiS FURNEIIIING GOODS.—AIso, •
large assortment of shirts, stockings, drawers, under
shirts, gloves. neck-ties, handkerchiefs—remaining un
called for at our sale in Eighth street
yiI'OLBERT & SCOTT, AUCTIONEERS,
431 CHESTNUT Street opposite the Cutters
House, between Fourth 41,1 Path Streets.
IMPORTANT SALE FOR CA.SIL
WEDNESDAY next, commencing at 10 o'clock pre
eifiely, we will .11, 'without reserve. a large and Taloa
ble assortment of staple aad fancy fall and waiter goods,
cooslatlag of . _
FURS, FURS.
Including furs (or ladies' and gent's wear, sue& as
carriage capes and cuffs to match, pelerines, victorinna,
moss, sleigh-robes, caps. collars, gloves, guaktlets,te.,
made in the most fashionable manner, of ermine, minx
cable, atone martin, liteh. Siberian squirrel, genet, fox,
"wolf, neuter, Bohemian !itch, mountain martin, bearer,
Uddson Bay sable, &a.. &c., embracing a most elegant
consignment, suited to the requirements of consumers
and the trade.
1 7ELCANIZED RUBBER COATS•
Also, 200 best quality vulcanised rubber coats, war
ranted to stand any climate. Beet goofs in the market,
and specially Stilted to omnibus drivers, and othera ex
posed to all weather.
WRNER-PL &TED WARE.
Also, best sayer plated test-sets, castors, with est
gla,ts bottles, &c.
EMBROIDERIES AND MILLINERY GOODS.
Also, an extensive consignment, jut landed, cousirt
inis of 25 ...tons rich black, brown Led blue French
silk tare falls.
Also, 300 dozen ladies' and gent's embroidered and
plain 'men cambric handkerchiefs.
Also, 600 elegantly embroidered jsconet collars.
Also, 100 splendid style and quality jatenet gauntlet
seta
pla:i ." tr ' w 6oo ies to Pi n eee sli s r whi-t : ll.°°4'. iu --e6"" of
d.ptteasad
wns, cato
brlea,Sand jaconets:Ze l ' "hcP
Also, elegant book and 5C.3.9 collars, jacenet bandtd
collars, Ice.
BONNET AND TRIMMING , RIBBONS.
Also, ICO cartons poult de sole boomer and trimming
ribbons, silk fringes, velvet ribbons, gimps, &c
OSTRICH TIPB AND ARTLFICIALS.
Ataa.SOO carton), ostrich tips. French artaficuds, 'km
CLOAKS, TALMAS AND MANTILLAS.
Also, an elegant assortment of latest Pans style
'ldle!' cloaks. talmss, mantillas. hascines. to , of choice,
materials in all the fashionable colors and black.
WOOLEN UOSIERN GOODS. kc
Also, a general assortment of superior keit woofers
bowery goods, consisting of lambs wool and merino.
',hats and drawers, cricket jackets, hose lad halt hose,
scarfs soil cravats, hoods and pelt/mass, Shetland wool
shawls. Cashmere and merino hose
LADIES' TRENCH PATENT WOVEN CORSETS.
Alen, 150 dozen ladien' 'white and mixed French
patent TOTPA seamless corsets, long and short.
BONNETS, BONNETS.
Also, 20 eases ladies' fall style silk sad satin Bonnets
SALE OP OIL PAINTINGS AND 31111110R.5.
TIIERSDAT next, at 11 o'cloct. will be sold to eleee
accounts, 2 European oilraintings of pleasing modern
ail ancient subjects, richly framed.
Also, 2 very elegantly framed lane site mantel
mir
rors, equal to any tti the city
Hay be examined any time prior to sale.
N. B.—The whole will be arranged for examination
WI th catalogues early on the morning of wale, when tho
trate and purchasers generally will Bad it to their in
terest to attend.
S E N
NATHAN S, AUCTIONREI3
AND COMMISSION MMECHANT, S. 2. owner
SIXTH asd RACE, Streets-
AT PRIVATReALC-(iuld said saver patent Ines,
Roglish,.Bviss, and Prerielt watches, jewelry,
r rT er7 P ft e lZ t ri IteLr uu angli t
on seeood floor
household furniture, of erery d'acriptiOn, beds, grist:
tivsses, carpeting, looking glasses, fanny articles, de.,
A.c., de.
Ont•door sales attended to personally by the .trmtion
re,. Ckarges very low. Coseiruneats of faraltuze,
dotting, jewelry, ke ke., aolicited.
• .
NAT ELAN'S P RINCIPAL LOAN OP PIC
8. F. Comer of P.-eath and Lace /Street',
WM,. money will be loaned on gold and adrer plats
Watches, Jewelry, Diamond*, Clothing, Dry 011ods,
teroceriea, segars, Ilan:Mare, Cutlery, imitate, Bed
ding, Doreen, Vehicle*, Ramer*, Simko, and on all ar
heirs of 'Mille for any length °Clime agreed on, on mere
mtisfactory and liberal terms than at any either wish
ii•thment. 15e5] 11. NATHANS,
NATIIANI3 great sale of PORIMITED GOODS will
take place in a few day, Due notice will be given.
WEBB'S great ale of forfeited Watchaa, Jewelry,
Guns, Pistols, llasical Inatraments, &c., will take plate
ebortly. Due notice will be given.
WEBB'S great sale of Dry Goods, Clothing, Bedding,
Arc , being forfeited oollaterals, will take place ghostly.
o notice will be , given.
fT PRIVATE SALE, AT HALF TILE E3UAIe
P,,LLING PRICES —Double-bottomed and hunting
es 's gold patent lever watches, of the most ap
proved makes; hurtling case and open face gold esmipee
meat lever and lepioe watches. fort jeweled; floe gold
cum:acted lever ant repine watches for ladles; gold
jewelry of every description; silver lever aad lapirm
itches, in hunting cases and open face; silver Englis'a.
S.,ies, and French watches; a general assortment of tar.
mute beds, mattresses. mirrors. A,.
tieTeDooll SALES SOLICITED, and charges to salt
the times, low
Consignments of every dwription cf goals solicited
for public or private sale.
MONEY ADVA.NieD nu idt sad every tied of goods.
for public or privets asta, or to be bold for a Ito:Eitel
time. Charges low
QA.MUEL NATHANS, AUCTIONEER,
lc, and MONEY Let at 0771 CE, No. 112 &alb
TIIIED Street, below We Lunt, oppcwite Pear at., only
eigltt doors below the Exchange.
Hones of buaineas from 7 o'clock, A M., mail 10
o'clock in the evening.
Out-door gales, and males at the, Auntie= Hon" at
tended upon the moat altufattory term..
CAPITAL 11:05,000.
tablia Aut fo, the last Thirty Years.
Advances made Rona one dollar to coenr.,,i,
morls, Bilver Plate,
Watches, Jewelry, Hardware, Yer
chandiae, Clothing, Iwraltnre, Bedding, Cigar*, Sinitic:al
In4ruments, Gana, Home, Carriages, Sad. Goods of
er:ry description.
AB goods can rem*ln any length of time agreed
All sdnumees, (ma one hand:l444l%re and tpwarda
will Ds charged 2 per cent. per month, 000 sad ovez,
t.l, lowest market rite
This Store House having a depth of 'Mt feet, lung large.
Ere and thief•proof vaults to store ell valnibles, and pri
vate watchmen for the remises; also, a heavy lama
ranee effected for the benefit of all persons kaung reels.
aliened upon.
N. B.—On account of haring an tirthmited capital
thy, Mace is prepared to make advances on more sails
factory and accommodating terms than any other to
this city.
Money advuoted to the poor, in Lagl annuals, entic
out any charge.
AT PRIVATY &ALB.
❑old Patent Lever and otber Wattle., Jewell-v. and
Clothing will be sold at reduced trwee
JOIIN BAYLIS, AUCTIONEER--No. 3.25
ARCH Street, bstsreen Third Red Fourth Streets
SAW EVERY EVENING, at i o - clock,
Or Boole, Shoes, liardears, Cot!try, Watches, Jr•-
•Irr, Hosiery, Whips, Trani*, Fancy tiossis. Notions
—Oot•dour sales attends,' to All roods 1,711 at
the Auction noose packed oel-1
IEORGE W. SMITH, AUCTIONEER
l_n N. X corner of BARRON mei S01;111 Stmts.
above Second.
LIMNING SALES
SALM RYRRY SATURDAY EVENING,
At TCo'clock, At Vat Anat.:, Store. of 11.-AwAre, et-.:
levy, llowtekooping Art 100, Clothtuff, WattA"t.Tio.)
Ty, Fancy Articleo, ke
insurance Q:ompanics.
FIRE INSIrRANCE
I-) COMPANY, OF 7UE OF PENN.iYINA,-
NI N W. Corn, FOCRTLI as I um.sur
Eltr, ota, Pjkiladalphta .Satraershed Capital, 1.5.C0 )(Cy
Pall•up thitutal.Mo.ooo.
DAVID JAYNE, M Proai.le at
THOMAS S. STEWART, Prts . •
Marino S MOOS, Seu—atary.
IRARD FIRrA_ND MARINE INSIiR
VI COMPANY, PUILADILIIIIA—OIka, No.
332 WALNUT stmet, wit of THIRD
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NOTICE TO RETAIL DRY (;ODDS
MERCHANTS.
WE WILL ELcLirf
:WTI'S OF THE DAV: l'l-N!“1 - 1.11NIA AT
P A 1:
For "o.er.la NA, from lh,. d.v .11 py.aent with Le.
tre dap after larob. , '
GUILLOU. ANDERSON. L CO ,
No ..)A3 (..41 111) If .rket
ron•tli—;• •t,
, Oat
LADIES' DRESS T l i l 3lllNtlS, -
AND KNYTTINA: ZEPHYR' ,
NEW GOOD.i. OPENED DAILY.
J li MAXIVEEL & co`:
WHOLE: 4 ALE AND RETAIL ,rot:Ex.
1020 CHE:,TNYT .'Wet, I.inr Elerecth
An I aIS S. SECOND ht rtircr-.
FACTORIES —Noa 95 ani 97 41E0):01:
Tenth, and SECOND Street, near
Osier+ 1124.10 at a few hours' notice
JOHN B. STRYKER, JR.,
Wl.lrani,. in
AterlON DRY GOOD?,
No 12 DANK Etr,t. Phi 1120.11117..
BOPEL AND SUM RED. RANGES -
Sold by CHA DW ICS & DRO , XI N. SECOND El,
suglB-Staos
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