The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, November 09, 1857, Image 3

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Penni 6 o;tist4ci;:ldor 20i1557,,--41tO btuolue,
Thomas 141Att -slAy - fet,Phita'ikellb l4 l.' by
which Vepprialey of the tierfeetkranqum ty that
reige,e here, ne, tbstandlnethe _ordeal er a pad !o
in monethry,mattere davingiheen 'eneonntered by
the kiovernment and i3oll2meinial. olaseea, wilt& at
one:time , threatened;a -general bankruptcy, but
happily the conseluenoes have been averted by
Judicious logialatien and abiding confidence.
r§gret to 'announce the death of Mr. 'Maddens
Miller;inate.nf the'luttirlotti Schooner "
Bride," Whi was murdered on board iethat vessel
on the 10th /Md. hY ene of hererew, a Portuguese.
It appearike bavo been a premeditated act. The
murderer escaped from the vessel and fled to the
interior, alter° , ho' wan 'captered- and ;lodged in
prison: - • ,' : -
The 'Weatherts very ,fine, and the' new 'crop of
coffeehter 'omisreeneed to be brought from' the con:
try in S'stialtlota, and for wished 10/o per pound is
obtained, MA nnwashed.l4al4/. Indigo P. 'lib
Slatnrs. Cotton Vic per lb Hides 22. Deer skins
$2O per desetu Pattie $2O ;per ton. Lignumvitte
2'04,13 per ton. Port la very healthy. • •
jeints, 4o ., ' "" ALIMIED YOlll El3B.
/mporta!tono.
(Repo_rted for , Tye Preen]
84/11011-'4latutte Meta, Peasch-1 pkge mdse
Nittlnger% 2 7 G Golan ; 18 F Buettner; 22 S& A
Bond/mint ,• 2 Omer & Zan • 7017" Queen;o E KO'
teillnUe A 0o; Bullock ‘t. cremation ISharpleni
Brot; 1 - 0 14 Churchman; 13 Klemm & Bre'. 26 0 A
Thuetheta ; 1 Wight & Brown; 1 J ec 7P Stonier & Co;
12 G Doll; 6 11 O Rattles ; 5 14 Tiller; 14 T Mellor;
10 l2 Baylis; 40 Bodeen, Cart & Porter ;
13 A Forster; 3 Bbaeller & Roradi • 3 It T Schmidt;
7 W Gaudio!: ; 1 0 Sturm; 7 Feldmann, ettniskt
baser, & Nuesbaum; 5 1, & P Grosbols ;' J
Welk; 1 P 'llarwits; 6 0 Vesin & Co; / Powers &
Vieightman; 4 Ostheiner & Woodward'; I Wagner; 6
Bohan & Tale; S Itosengarta & Sons; 63 W natively
83 0 Bberbart; 2 Lawrence Ruling; 1 G Andre; /
Pennington& Soma Runge& Bchwietering;l &Dietrich(
1 Sledenbach & Friedman); 31 0 Dammig; 3 W Belem' &
nons; 1 Bostwick Brea; FIX Hayes;' 8 Oberteuffer
Frlltag; 4" Mann & Bennett; 6 P 8 Justice &' Co; 8 T
Ressenbruch& 00; 14 Walter & Berghouser; 4 Grandy,
Warden & Col Armour, Young & Co; 4 F Midniglit; 4
d Welk ; * 'alight; S K Kayser; 6 &Messinger ,A
Co; 24 tattersachaf 385 Mold & takeout; 114 do
581 nests baskets 7 T Plate & Schottler; 18 pks maze
300 demljobns order.
RlOKUOND—Steatoship Pebrisyttanla, Teal-85 bxs
tobacco Mercer & Antal.); 65 Mot; & Koehn; ; 69 do 31
bags rut T Webster;Jr; 9 do wool Parker & Toland,
ltrdo ginseng TO Baxter& Co; 33 do seed D B Taylor
dc Co; 1 boo soda ,Coraellos '& Baker; 2 Dr Jayne &` non; 413Pring, Oakes & Co; 1 do anise Field & Long
deathW
; 18 bbls oysters Copt Teal- 24 bars Iron Morrie,
:Ones, & Orr 60 hbls tor , esrer; ' Faler, & Co; 9 empty
casks J Ga ul; 64 Poultney & Massey; 132 do 140 pkgs
sundries order,_ - •
OtIBIII.EBTOR—Rav Woe &Hamel, Somers-1 box,
14.011141080k*Sarril;s4. nags 11 I &weeder; knoll*,
Kid9/214449 4 *9 0 _ 9 1/9 . • Welt va t , , aomigk,
_ 64 Ni e. "°..r,4,ltM ' 1 114'1.1, a r ait litt:
& vo; 60 bdies'poperl) Nagano° A Co; I,
box FWastaek & 0o,• sack feathers Parker & To.
land;l2 boring rodsT tarter; 60 cooks rice order;, 66
91 wheels A Whitney & Sons; 15 pkgs mdse ender; 118
empty bble order.
GENOA—Barqueßennaylvartia, Guerillo-300 bales
rage,ru cams citron. 69 blocks marble, V A. Barton,'i
BIQ DE 7ABBIRO—Barque Rainbow, Baxter-4,100
be coffee, Thos A Nesrball & CO. t
PORTO CABELLO—Barone Thom Dallett-1140 hides
507 bags coffee 1 box mdse Dallett Bros; 993 bides De
salts & Houser, New York.'
'CITY ITEMS.
THE SIMI/ STREET 4AILROAFI, AGAIN% The
"city Heel' , which appeared in a recent number of
Tee Palms, recommending our citizens to pay a per
sonal vist to the WIN of bustle and activity attending
tide rapidly progressing Improvonient, had the effect of
bringing several thousand portions to the scene of these
operations on Saturday afternoon.' The rush to witness
this' interesting spectacle was really immense • and ea
an evidence that they were - not disappointed in their'
eaPictitiOnd, We may now state that great numbers of
then) lingered patiently on the
_banks
.. of earth which'
dented the active - same 'Amon either side, for severed
'tonic -
SO great woo the interest felt In the good cheer with
which the mon pushed fOrwird their work, that among
the entire mass of spectators there was not the slightest
diatrirbance; and, from coati:lents which we heard re.,
peaMdly made, we very muchdoubt if there has been
any clue of performers in our midst for years put that
elicited more hearty, hamlet, and intelligent applause
upon the manner of their performaaet than wan
ani
versally-bestowed anon these honest, sturdy men who
honor Clod and benefit their fellowmen, by earning
their:',bread in accordance with /leaven's decree, tln
the ilWest of their brow."
rould Etaw!a• PRAXES:MSETING.—We can lin
agirte`nomo're delightfUl or profitable way of Spending an
hour then we enjoyed in company with a number of
young men yesterday. (Sabbath) ,afternoon in the nom.
mitten-room of the Pint Reformed Dutch Church on the
corner of Seventh and Spring Garden Wadi.
This meeting wee - Instituted 'soon atter AlieraOmple-
Con pf the present edifice of the congregation, and •han
been sueeessfully kept up- ever since. *The object
,et /
their labors Is on a broad, charitable', Christian tubs),
and as evidence of the goad result with which they
have been attended, they have the malefaction of
knowing that matte a number of young , men have be
come exemplary members of their °antacid otheichurch:
ell through their Instruieentality: Though_ entitled a
young men's meeting, it is attended by both sexes, of
all ages. The plan of conducting them ,Is, for 'the
young men by turns to lead themectingel and It is not,
esylag too • much for them to say, that there is not
one of their number who does. not officiate in that cepa
city in a very creditable manner. These meetings' are
held regularly every Sabbath afternoon at four o'clock,
and are open to all who desire to attend them.
Tee lloomns.—The following is a statement of
the receipts of city and State tax foi each day of the
week, audit', Saturday the 7th inet:
City Tax: ' Stab Tax.
.....$3,708 49 $OO2 04
6,907 82 1,229 68
24 510 43
6,852 89 .. 92029
2,703 91 463 84
6,992 12 1,873 84
No:. 2
ic 8 .
if 4
" 4,
c, 4
,t. 7
, Total ' $30,400 46 Total...KlN It
The whole amount collected this year, we learn, fa u
Yellows t!'
Oity tax.
State tax
The importance of our citizens misfiling these receipts
as expeditiously as possible, can scarcely be over-esti
mated in these limes, when our city authorities feel lb
necessity of affording employment to, labOrers, to tiM
cantina of their ability to do so,
Baresurn, Sror !—Nearly'avery one it more or
lees interested in the itioe4preatt desoleition which Is
now sweeping over the land, and all who can should
give their countenance and support to every measure
that has for its object the ameliorating of the condition
of !hinge, by furnishing the' industrial classel with
work and bread. Our city authorities are doing all
they can, and we daily recordacts of private munificence.
Among others Worthy of note, we lee that the great
clothing arm of Clifton, Albright, & Co., .i.layne's
Halle , No. ON Chestnut street, are selling their entire
stock of elegant and seasonable clothing at fiat pikes
rather than discharge their workmen Let ell who
west fashioneble garments and great bargains call and
try them.
Igaritte intelligence.
FORT OP PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9, 115.37
HIGH WATZB
0 56-40 N BETS
Steamship Pennsylvania,Teal, from Richmond, via,
Norfolk, 26 hours, with msa and passengers to Thus
Webster, Jr.
Steamship Delaware, Copes, 30 hours from New York.
via Cape May, with mdse and passengers to Jas
dice. Passed some ten schooners in the bay and river
bound up.. •
Barque -Rainbow, Baxter, from MO de Janeiro Sept
20, with coffee to That, A Newhall do eq. Left ahlp
Rl
lentile, (Matta, loading for New York; barques Rein
deer, illoamous, from Philadelphia, wtg; Urapeshat:
Cook, from Cape 'Verde, do; brig B A Raton, Gilkey,
from • Wilmington, dtschg, (since reported loading for
Philadelphia,' and other, before reported. Plod a suc
cession of calms and light battik% winds from let 4 N,
long 43 W, to hat 38, long 78. Oct lot, let rio td, long
34 20 W, saw ship Beverly, of and from Boston for Cal
cutta.; 10th, Mt 13 40 N, tong 4010 , spoke ship Illavratha,
from the (Minch& lolanda for Hampton Roads, 87 dare •
out; llth. let 10 10 N, long 40 50, spoke the barque Zin.
garotte, Banker, from RID for New York, and was in •
company with her eight-days.
Barque Thee „Catlett, Dill, 18 dale from Puerto Ca..
belle, with coffee, hides, &e.• to Dallett Brothers. '
Sardinian barque Pennsylvania, Goerello, 85 days ,
from Genoa, with marble, rep; &e. to A Sartori.
Bremen bamtie Heti, Pasocbe, IQ days from Bremen
with mdse and Ore passengers to .1 T Plate & Bebottler.
Brig Trenton, Atberton,4 days. frontlet River, In
ballad to W N Johns,
Bohr Marinate N, Btheridgo, I days from Washington,
NO, with lumber to Bolton, Vanderreer & Co.
Behr Triumph, Artie, 7 days from Boston, In ballast
to Davis, Pearson & Co. ,
Bchr 0 M Neal, Henderson, 3 days from New York, in
ballast to Noble, Hammett & Caldwell.
toßehr Ga
It z Wh elle, Somers, days, from Boston, in ballast
lobe ite.
Behrlopblit Godfrey, Williams, 6 days from Welton,
in ballust to Tyler, Stone & Co.
Bohr W A' /lanai, Somers, 4 days from Oltarleakity
with rods* to Pettit; Martha Co.- r • ;
&bit'? Pharo,'Cranmer, 6 days from Boston, in bat.
teat to Noble, 'Hammett & Caldwell.
Behr g a Collyer, Chapin, 6 diva friim.Potilluidi with ,
atone to Tdw treble..-
Behr Wm P Obw,Houck, l 4,104Anu Maurice River,
NZ, In ballast to Blakhrton, MX& Co. -
Sae L BerrY, Maley, 1 xi, ay from Slaurlce River,
NJ, fn Wiest Itogera,iihinletuon &,00,
Behr Leiering,Verson, - 1 day from Wilmington,
Del, in ballast to Wll Johns. •
flehr..lioulas. Orly, Marts, 1 day from Wilmington,„
Del, in ballast to W Jahns,
Behr Jane Patterson; Hand, l dog frcintWilmington,
Del, In ballast to Chas stiller 0
Behr 0 Rolinearldeßlay; I day from WifuthiBtoOr
Del, In ballast 101 l A Heekther & Co. ' '
Schr lifautual hiaiou, Iday hoot P.C6IOI'IU; Del, with
, corn to Jae Berndt & 00: • - -
Steamer Thomas, JeSerson,, Schelltnier, Ave hOurs
from Delaware City, havingln toW nine 'tidewater , canal
boits; Rattled with flour, grain, coal, iron,linnber; &a,
Towed thereto six others, bound to Havre de Grace,
ladeniriett mdse for the ihterior.
OToB,altBD.
Steamship Palmetto, Baker, Boston, 11 Wintior:
Brig Trinttimi Atherton, Portland, W,hl Johns. ' ,
Behr 0 A Ifeeksher, htubbs, Charlestan, D S Stetson",
& Co.
Bohr PauIine,, L TODOII, NiwbOril i Pe, 130 brs° Bn° B °/ 1 .
SokeArufPfekerel, Dukes, Alexandria, T Webster, Jr.
Behr Sophie, Godfrey, Williams, Providence, Tyler,
&au& • "
Behr Lewis Clark, Soey, Wasliogton, do
Behr LB Levering; Corsou,'Boston, - do
Behr Triumph, - Artls, Beaton, D Pearson & Co.
fkbr Vonsdele,-Whitwan, Boston, L Audenreld & Co.
&hr. W P Cox, Houck, Boston. Blakiston, Cox Sr. Coll
Bohr B L Berry, Haley, Boston, Rogers, Slimicheor 2
- & Co.
Schlr , 2 , o•Pharo; °manor, Boston; Noble, Marnmett.
&
SehtMaryNllzAbeth, Shaw, Baltimore. ,do
Behr John Alexander, Roark, Washington, ,do
Bohr W'lletiark, Simmons,' do
• Scht Nebraska, (Juke% ; -do .
• Behr Hickman, Barnum, Richmond, do
• SeheJ C Pattereon,Wand, Boston, ChairMlller & Co.'
Behr Brazil, Hawes, Cambridgeport, ' do
• Behr Louisa Gray,liferte;Carabridgeport,W /I Johns.
Bohr Gazelle, Somers, salem, John It yhite. ,
1 Behr ,
W Holmes, Malay, Hingham, Chits A Reek
ober & Co. a. , - •, •
• Stir WOW , Der, NaltirsorevAlarcereil, Jr. a ,
Otr Concord s Norman, N Bork,,W Baird & Co.
(CorreopO onco of tholsui r olphio lixotiaogo.)
•LEWEfic Dol.. NW. 7;8 .
; Mho bonne Voila Lopoliiy,for Matanzo, is now go.ng
oat. TM ostnirifillone Do le , Okofeecoon, Dow RUB 8
Xstkol nII4•W a Itawaomb aro in harbor.. Wind WV
4[lfi!iliff - kV. WM. M. SlOgniN.
; • tn. /1 I . I P 44 PLP ,
. . ipsinana of The PreiNO .
" • ffinf "Ong. NO, it
,Ntif ifsbyrbizqno
hoisSto 244 klinkrA Ward; from MMus;
4 Mis 9o o- 3 4 104 4'4i:Wilfando ,)
, ,010140:4;;;
• X1M0D,00.4. ,
kto.omohiplaskilY ettyoginfouit, for Bairata ood. bfa
bile, WO from Sow York 7th Md.
OtOmnakili City of Bkhoidod, At Mk*.
moad, 114 k hat , ,
- .'.Bteamohip City of New York, Howes', cleared et Boe
hm 7th inst. for Phtledelphin.
Ship Marathon, Vandyke, cleared at Boston Bth itiot7
for If ew Orleans. Ship
21ot nit Zeied, Oorlah, hence, arrived at Londonderry
,
Ship Ilarrieburg, Emerson, cleared at New York 7th
Inst. for Philadelphia.
Ship Sonora, 13rlad, from London for Calcutta, was
spoken Sept 3d, let 8, long 39 W.._
Ship John Land, Beane, from San Francisco, at Ho
nolulu Sept 6.
Ship Kamehamehe IV wee at Honolulu Sept 1, to load
for New Bedford direct with despatch.
Ohm 4arrlot and Joule, Janfrin, for Jervis Wend
soon to toed guano, remained at Honolulu Sept 5.
Ship Theresa, Holmeo, loading at ()Mischa Wends 9th
nit; was for the United State., not England, as before
reported.
Ship Keystone, McFarland, from Callao for Havre,
was ready for sea at Talcahuano, Sept 17, having put in
about Aug 28, to repair leak In rudder case.
Ship Hinged Arrow, Beanie, was at Paton bland,
Gulf of California, Sept —, toasting guano for England;
had half her cargo on board.
Ship St John, Lawrence, cleared at Charleston Bth
inst.
Ship Coquimbo, litany, from Chinch!' Islands, arrived
in Hampton Ronda Bth Inst.
Ship Arkwright, Davis, hence, arrived at Mobile 2.1
inst.
Barque White See, Enna, for Melbourne, cleared at
Boston 7th Inst.
Hague Mahlon Williamson, Beaston, from Bordeaux,
arrived It New York 7th inst.
Hamm Edward Cohen, Burgess, from Leghorn for
Philadelphia, remained at Gibraltar 18th nit, discharg
ing to repair.
Barque Race Horse, Searles, for Bolton, sailed from
Smytna 12th ult.
Barque Oak, Ryder, hencaat Boston Oth Inst.
Brig Thou B V7attson, Demuth', for Lagueyra, cleared
at New York 7th inst.
Brig Vidor, Ellis, from Stockton, Me, for Baltimore,
put into Boston GM lost. for a harbor.
Brig Black Piet', Hotchkiss, for Philadelphia, was at
Mewing. 10th ult.
Brig Huntress, Shannon, from Key West, arrived at
Charleston Bth list.
Brig David Duffel], Tabbutt, from Boston for Phila•
delphia, sailed from Newport 6th heat.
Behr Dammi, Pitcher ? from Cabin for Pldiodelphle, at
Salem oth Inst. ••
Sere J Williamson, jr, Whitmore, Alexander lien
dorson, Godfrey, B B Aehmead, Godfrey, and 3no
Henry, Penton, soiled from Providence Otis last, for Phi•
ladelphla.
hchre 0 Hall, Graham, and Tryphenia Nickerson,
cleared at New York 7th inst, for Philade lp hia.
Schr L Gilmore, Chase, cleared at New York 7th lost,
for Buenos Ayres.
Bohr 8 N Smith, Smith, cleared at New York 7th inet,
'for Aloxandria.
Behr W Hone, Scott, from Providence for PhHadel
, Ws, at New York 7th Ind.
Behr E Slower, Raynor, hence arrived at Eolith% 6th
Behr T P MlUer, Paddock, for Philadelphia, nailed
frbutHartford Bth init. •
•
Bohr J Id flouston,litusbell, hence, arrived at Charles.
ton 4th lust;
Bahr Deborah ' Jones, Wiusmore, hence for Boston,
and sloop Reply from Boston for this port, were at New
.London 6th inst.
Behr P.rrat, Wood, from Rockland for Key West, pot
'lnto Boston 6th lost, leaky,.
Behr W H White, Montgomery, hence at Norfolk sth
'Want.
Schr Old Zack, hence at Richmond Bth Inst.
Schr Jane N Baker, l'anneman, for St Jags de Cube,
,cleared at Charleston 6th inst.
Behr A S Horton, from Quincy for Philadelphia, at
New Haven Bth inst.
Bohr R S Miller, Henderson, hence at Charleston, 4th
Instant.
Schr DM, Chose, hence at 'Wareham 2d Inst.
Schr J Vl' Pharo, for this port, sailed from Wareham,
30th tilt.
Ochre Rebecca Knight, Endicott; John Magee,
Magee' Convert, Snowman; J A Dickinson Whea,-
ton and Lewis Chester, Somers, hence at Bonito'', Bth
instant, '
Schre A 51 Simpson, Jordan, from New Bedford for
this port J S welden, ,Smith, from Boston for
ditto; Victor, Sears, from Provideneo for ditto, and
Colonel Thorpe, Petry, from Delaware, at New York
Bth instant.
Sohn H R Carllale, Witten:tore, and Emeline E Potter,
Harlow, hence at Providence, 6th inst.
Bair Richard Vaux, Prink, sailed from Providence sth
inst, for this port.
Schr John A. Parks, from Chinches for Hampton
Roads, was seen Sept 19th, let 27.8, long 38.12.
Schr J W Wooten, Hunter, hence at Alexandria 7th
inat.
Mathew Town, Inagua, Oct I—The Am barque Ante
lope, Tucker, (formerly, Manley) from New York for
Aspinwall . put into Mari-0 , -IVar Bay 25th ult, In dis
tress, bar ing encountered a gale on the 27th between
the Islands of 8t Domingo • and Cuba, which carried
away main -boom, split sails, and did other damage ;
she will probably be able to leave 9d lost ; her hull
sustained no damage. Dept. Manley !was attacked vio
lently with fits on the 18th, eight dsye oat, and died
suddenly the same evening.
Barque Mannish Secor, Chase, from New Orleans, at
Now York on Saturday last. Oct 28, tat 26 30, long
79 30, fell in with Spanish brig Noticioso, Capt Sagest',
8 days from Ifavana for hamburg, in a sinking condi
tion, having experienced the gale of October 22,d from
NW, during which she had the decks swept and sprung
aleak, and bad then seven feet water in her hold ; took
from her Capt 8, his mate and nine men, and brought
them to New York.
,
schr Catharine Beel, Bhute, at New York flit Intl
from Belfast, bound to Rondout, while coming down
the East river nu Friday evening was run Into by one
of the Catharine ferry boats, which stove in the star
board quarter and started the deck plank.
,Brig Basle, Black, at Wilmington, NO, sth lust,
from Roston, on the 25th ult, between Cape Lookou
an d Cape Year, experienced heavy wind Item NNW,
and was blown down to 72,ti long ; split pails and re
ceived other damage.
. . .
NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-Cleared, steamships Alabama,
Schenck, Savannah;.. Nashville, • Berry, Charleston;
Jamestown, Parrish, Norfolk, - Ships, Manhattan,
Dixon, Liverpool; Karsten, Robinson, Glasgow; Verdi
nand (Brew), Black, Falmouth; Agnes (Bram), Schil
lag, Bremen, Barques, Riga , (Breco), ifelliing, Bris
tol; Union (Brew), Horstmann, Bremen. Brigs, En
terprise (Br), Wiseman, Londonderry; Tybee, Cart
wright; 'Attu' (Br), Payson, St John, N 11; Belle Poole,
Joy, Jacksonville; Samson, Briggs, St Marks ; P R Cur
tis, laley, Portland. Behr J Darling, Tarry, Pernambn
to. Steamers,
,Memphie, Watson, Charleston; A If
Bowman, Wordln, Richmond.
Ar barques Hannah Scoot, Chase, New Orleans; Con.
Allen, „Boston; brigs Harriet MID (Be), Crowctil
Dry Harbor; Odessa Orb Stanwood, Turk's Islands;
setae Pilot's Bride, Mute Porto Cabello; Sunny Bantle,
Weeks, Wilmington; N 0; Inane W Hughes, Hammond,
Howbeit', N 0; S OJezes, Boded, Nertolk.
BOSTON, Nov. s.—Ar Ship J P itarward Andros,
b
N Orleans ; arue ajellian,lfewes, Malaga; Br bark Thee
Killenv, Crosby, Trani, Scotland barques Aror, Burke,
Blvd will Now Bedford; Wright, Jr, Bntenhuseu.
Tdoidad; Trinity, Eventide, Patrldge, Wilmington, N
C• Br brig Douglas, liankinson, Turks Islands; brig
W Barter, Barter, Savannah via New London and
Holmes' Hole; Whitaker, Perry, Alexandria; Brookline,
Brannon, Baltimore; Wm Crawford, Baker, New York;
cobra Orlando, Smith . , Port an Prince. Lost bead of
mainmast on the passage; Angler, Covens, Port au
Prince, Fannie Currie, Rogers, Richmond; Hampton,
Eddeno, 'Fredericksburg; Trident, Snow, Joseph Turn
er, Crowell, and Clara Crowell, Alexandria. Old ahipa
South Shore, Lothrop, Liverpool; Limie, Drew, rem,
Apalachicelo; barque Osmanli, Cordon, Canoe. BM
Wind SW to 8,, moderate, ship South Shore; barques
Nevada, St, Marys; Wise, Martha Worthington, Ida,
Boston, Judge Blaney; Wire Nary Cleveland, Emma V;
and Leo. • .
11,891,677.88
8383,906 85
BOSTON, Nov. 7.—Arrimed, barquo Mystery, Taylor,
New Orleans; ochre A F Lianall, kreouean, Cape Hay
lien; 8 B Bailey, :Whitlow, Alexandria; Beauchamp,
Howard, Norfolk.. (geared, ship Gentoo, Freeman,
Liverpool; barques Pathfinder, Nalloeli, Constantinople
via Malta; It Foster, Foster, Havana; sehr Martha L
Davis, Smith, Port an Prince. Also, old, barques Oul
loma, Gilchrist, Galveston; Goodspeed, Faye, New York;
Cobra Baltic, Marston, Wilmington, N 0, to load for St
Dortango; Samuel Eddy, Patten, Norfolk; Marls Jane,
Crosby, Eastport; steamer We, Jenkins, Hallett, Balti
more;.ship Parliament Pollard, New York, to load for
Liverpool; barque Annie Kimball, Merrill, NewOrleana,
a. barque, Wild Gazelle, Osmanli, and B Fon-
Uln
• NJ SVIDTRYPORT—Arr 6th, achr Amanda, Davis,
Mayaguez for NMI' York. Oct 24, experienced a gale
in INV Stream carrying away foremast and one an.
cher.
PORTLAND, Nov t— Oldship John L Dimmock,
skoltleld, Mobile; barque Jubilee, Items, Cs:deems; Br
steamer Emperor Chisholm, St John N D.
PIIOVIDRNON: Nov B—Arr *township Pelican, Al
drich, N York; ochre White Foam, litilllitendlaltinnore;
Sarah St Sherman, Sherman, do. Bld achy Louisa Reeves,
4:i Mord, itaratico creek, Ya.
NEWI'ORT,tNov&—Arr oar* Oliver Af Pettit, Clark,
Roston for Mobile; S N Parker, Ruckminster, do for
Norfolk.
Bth, 8 A 11-4 n port the abore,• brig John Balch,
Zddy, far liarana, abt ready; ochre Fanny Fern, Briggs,
for do do• Waken, Orator, and other/.
BALTIMORE, Nov 7.41 d. Bremen battme Stella,
Akyab, (and sailed.) Brigs Baran Bernioo,
Clarke Boston;,Br brig Queen Esther, Merriam, Parra
bero, ,N S. Bohr , 'Satre*, Pine, Trinidad; Br Behr
1 ohrmon, Nina% NP. Btll-Bld barque Narramissie,
Carr, Aspinwall. Fehr B IL Adana, Aflame, New Bed
ford, •
.111011.110 ND, Nov. 6, 1667—Arr schrs Harrison Price,
Johnson; N J Pregnant, Concklin,. N York; May °neon,
Jones, Porto Rica; brig &a Noun, Price, Now York,
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS.
Up to 12 Lott Night
GIRAIID 1101JSE—Chestnut Street, below Ninth.
Eidm Tracy, - Lanalagburs , J 0 Brooke ' Richmond
J Wyman, Baltimore 3I Jeffries, Baltimore
L . Broadlhart, Baltimore P F Hagar, Germantown
EJ Croley New York John Butterfield, England
Lyman A Jacobs, N Y W P Taylor& la,Richmond
Miss Taylor, Richmond T HoWani, New York
It .7 Gregory, N Wm P Moore ,N C
W McDonald & la, Balt Mrs Boers, Pittsburgh
Mrs ST Beers, Pittaburgh A W Wilson, Pa
Inn Gill, St John, N B Wm Blanchant, Boston
II id Dexter, Boston Mrs Jno Xyaoch, Buffalo
Semi Bilson;Balt ' Wm T Tuplett, Richmond
lie Hfiltutiford, Providence MaJ L W Gray & la, Prey
BE Fraser, 8 0 " AII Warner,N Y
,WL Hathaway, Mass A L /IMO
Capt Ellen-, Newport Chas B Hazleton, Boston
/as A Simonet!, NW York Frank"Blifett • Nelf York
John II Callender,Nashville Thee Mears dr, lady, Ohio
0 Davis, N'Y -• B Cleveland Balt
P L Cooper N Y B W Inward ,t Charleston
I OraW,N Y ' FDenmear , Balt '
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P Balt - ' Thos Oluthneroc7r,N
P 0 Rust, California S M Shoemaker, Balt
J D Jones, N Y n Adams & lady, Maas
If al Richards, Nose 0 How, Haverhill
Marshall Jewell, Hartford David Ring, Jr, NY
H Bkinker & la, Biebavd R W Dunn, Lechfield
DJ Seely, St John, N B James Breaks, Ind
John Edwards, N J • WCr Cooper, Ind
L Tay, Boston • R Winslow, Balt •
IN Graham, Mt Savage, Md A P Snelling, Boston
Geo 0 Parker, Washington A D Haden, %Wagtail
JII Chaining, Balt . - J H Farnsworth, Mass
J A Green, Haverhill, MAO El Hamilton, Washington
Whitford, Washington - Wm P Smith, New London
,T T Fates, Washington J L D Morrison & eon, In
0 I.Ppilthoons, N • N Snow, Boston
I Gnu Barker, Bath Jas G Belknap,");
Wm Allen Botleri N Lyman Baird, Conn
It le Mason , Cleveland T IL Butler. PhDs
Wrn A Hinds, Boston E O Doran, II S N
Chas M. Jackson, Balt Wm 0 Ellison &. la, Del
OH Walker, London J E Wheeler, N Y •
B P Oin, Ohio ' J T Begetter, N Y
Peter Gillen, N Y D Barnard, N Y
B A Whitney, NJ J L Bateman, N Y
E Mclntosh, N Y Win B Irwin. Harrisburg
E Des Par, Boston MII Owen Mess
E Brown, Balt. Lewis N Webb, Va
RDI Tallferro,jr Ya
W A Lake & la, Vicksburg mE
'Y N lc Y ksburg
F (larks, B 0
James Evans, Lancaster
MERCHANTS' HOTEL—Pour% it, below Arch,
0 James, Warren . 3 0, Itichniond Vs
3 Conley Everhart, Ps 2,11 Smith, Johnstown; Pa
H W Bonsai!, Norristown 811 Henderson, Phila
3 D Walters, Md • Hon Geo Scott, Pa
W Matte, Hamilton • 3 Pritchard, New Lisbon, 0
T 0 Martin, Monong. city. Ps 0 J Moore, Vs
Beatty, Wsablakton 11.T.Orria, Pall River, Sfsee
3 W MoKelvy, Broomsburg 11 Love, Pittsburg
8 Barrett, Springfield, 0 Snyder, Bo ng gild 0
'P B Bearight & Is, layette B 3 Goodrich, Warren co pa
county, Pa P Davie, Warren co, Pa
tfersot, Beading - J A Witherspoon, Ny
Wm Ward
UNION 110 TEL—Arch street. below Ponrth.
M Wand, Pa
P Arthur, 10' A L Gee, Mlnereville
J H Latalutre, Pltteborglr
0 Appel, Os J Wesson, Ohio
Mr Levis, Phils
I W Yield, If ' " J Banter, Ohio
0 V Gilbert-Newark, le J 0 Teuyok, Mt Holly, NJ .
I It a 'bitter; Mt,fielly,N 3
NBIIOH., La n c aster ,
Street, above Third.
8 Ropes, lAeo . H.tar,, 0 A Erdman Pa
P Pi Brown ) vau
Di Plexlabut, Pa ~"Win.W Coo, Pa
B Peolt , PI" T T Tames, &Wig
ALgtown, A .1y &Wilson, Phila.,
804, nibs , suusi, 474 Oknak
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MARINE MISCELLANY
DOMESTIC PORTS
AMUIOAN 110TBIrcibeetA0etrooyIbofe %Vat.
0 L Guthrie Ohio ' - P
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0 Benson, SA Y ' , 'W R Bearer, Phila.
lIP Boyle, Maas ' ' : Idles MII Dote, Mesa
W &Mint N Y J bi Tbomus, Philo
C 0 Loe, Balt J II tiCIUM, Milt,
.7 7117101.1u1, Batt
0 Tappan, Boston
AV 71 Merrim', N 0 Miss Youug, NO
J W Lemmona, Li 9 B Shu- T W Wilkina, tr a 8 86u
brick
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J Robinson, Altoona 0 B Reed, Smyrna, Del
it Reed, Smyrna, Dal J Jameson, Smyrna, Del
T Strada , Balt J W Barbed 4 dau,biont'l
0 8 Smith, N Y Louis N Smith, N Y
Miss 0 nittert, N Y 0 B Buckley. N Y
118 Buckley, N 'Y V Buckley, N Y
I Carroll, N Y B Moon, N Y
J A NYEa:quit:l J Mull rt en, N Y
A Leak, N Y I' Oboe, N Y
L Short, N Y
13PATEB UNlON—Market street, above Sixth.
Cleo W Barnes, Pittsburgh Robt,Thompson, Reading
J mcmakey, Perrysville John Bois, Flemington.
J 1) Morning, Ps W 1' Bomberger, Lancaster
Lld Ilanna, Yenango CO Wm 'Hartman, N Y
MADISON HOUSE—Second street, above Market
David Larchner, lowa John L Modiree, lowa
Win Gem, Georgetown, 0 Aaron Yogea, Ye
John McMasters, Pa Q Dlymer, Lewistown
Sarni Ford, Cecil co, Md D J Hoer, 'Waynesburg
II McConnell, Wayneeburg
BLACK BEAR INN—Ylfth and Merchant.
3 A McCall, York co, Pa AI Ihuommad, Newark, Del
Darla Reathle, Cheater co WII Thompson, Del
Sam' B Thompson, PhDs W C Pugh, Montgomery co
Wash Till, Delaware co James French, Pa
J Davis, Trenton W Everhart, West Cheater
M Clark, Phoenixville Geo Young, Pa
L Johnston, Mildwood Semi Case, Conn
BARLEY SHEAF—Socond street, below Vine.
Etias Paxson, Bucks co, Pa Theo P I.larvey,Doylestown
Wm James, Bucks co I,Drodhead, Del Water Gap
Wm Barkstresser,Oaminia co Geo Eastburn, Itontgty co
T B Walton k la, Bucks co W 151 Preston, Stockport
Geo D Jackson, Pa
BALD iAiItLE I:loTBL—Third street, abv. CallowLill
J Griner, Wilmington, Bel Baml Buil% Bucks co, Pa
Jonathan Smith, Bucks co Beni Beans, Bucks co, Pa
BLACK BEAR HOTEL—Third at., above
Abram Eshback, Norrlatown S Roads, Southampton, Pa
Eipecial Notices
P role ss or Saunders' Institute... Charles
Wadsworth, D. D., and 3. 8. Silver, Req., who has a
son in this school, may be expected to address Professor
Saunders' Institute, at the weekly examination on
Thursday next, (the 12th last.,) at it o'clock P. M., at
the West Philadelphia Institute. Several of the most
eloquent speakers of the city have agreed to deliver ad.
drenlei for the benefit of Professor Saunders' pupils.
The publicrare invited to attend every Thursday after
noon st 8 o'clock,
The but address, on Thursday, 6th inst., by the Rey.
Dr. Leyburn, of this city, was one of the most appro
priate and eloquent speeches ever addressed to a collec
tion of youth. The Reverend Doctor spoke extempo
raneously on Extemporaneous Sptaking, in his own
Virginia style: natural, animated, impressive, full of
heart; sometimes gentle, sometimes energetic; at all
times fluent.
The effect of such 'weekly appeals upon Professor
Saunders' pupils is very apparent.
On Thursday, 19th lost, J. B. Colahan, Esq., and on
Thursday, 29th, Col. J. W. Forney, Editor of Tun
Partss-L.vhose sons are under Professor Baw.tders , In
struction—will address the Institute.
For circulars apply to
Processor D, SAUNDERS,
West Philadelphia tuatitute
Notes of the Bank of Pennsylvania taken at
PAIL
- .
CLOTHING
AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
THE ENTIRE STOCK
. ON A WHOLESALE CLOTHING HOUSE,
Manufactured expressly for Pall Sales, will now be sold
RICTAIL,
At greatly Reduced Prices, for Cask,
no7-tr At No. 1 North Flllll Street
Saving Fund—Five Per Cent. Interest—Na
tinned Safety Truitt 00MpAny, WALNUT Street, with.
vest corner or 'Timm Street, PumanaLents.. Open
daily till 7 o'clock, and on Moamar and TUURSDAT
Smittinas till 9 o'clock. Depoelta received and pay
manta made daily. Assete Invented in RIM& ilarays,
DIORTGAONS, GROUND BUNTS, and other first-elass securi
ties, an the charter directs. nob
Cabinet Ware and
- UPHOLSTERY,
624 WALNUT 81',
OPPOSITE INDEPENDENCE SQUARE.
GEO. J. HENKEL'S,
624 WALNUT Street,
Late of 173 Chestnut Street,
3nekson,
JOB PRINTER,
/MERCHANT STREET.
Cheeks, Notes, Drafts, Bills Lading, Rill Heads,
tutors, Cards, and all other kinds of Job Printing, at
prides to snit the times. 0017.17
Seamen's Saving Fund Office 203 Walnut
street, one door west of second street. Receives
posits in sums of One Dollar and upwards, from all
alums of the community, and allow' interest at the rate
of five per gent. per annum.
Office open dolly, from 9 until 9 o'clock, and on Mon
day and Saturday Mail 9 in tho evening. President
Franklin Pell; Treasurer, Charlie M. Morrie; bole.
(try, ham B. Pringle.
Buffalo Robes.-100 Bales Butlnto Robes
of the various qualities, just roceived froin Minnesota.
Also a handsome assortment of Fancy Robes of our own
manufacture, and for Bale wholesale and retail by
O.EO. F. WOMltnfl,
415 /sob Stmt.
oc 12,1b3
Bower , ' infant Cordlat.•••Thla Invaluable
Cordial Is preparedfrom a variety of the most choice and
efficient aromatics known in medicine, and is the most
perfect and reliable ormlnative extant for iufauts and
young children.
By Its powerful influence a speedy cure Is effected in
all cases of Cholir, windy pains and spasms. Relieve/
and mitigates much of children's suffering during denti
tion or teething, and by Its soothing properties tran
quilities pains of the bowels, looseness, vomiting, fcc.
The Infant Cordial has become a etandard remedy,
and lies been' need in thousands or cases with the most
abundant aneeess. No family should be without it.
Prepared only by Ilsnar A. Dowse,
At his Drug and Chemical Store,
N. N. earner of Sixth and Green eta., Philadelphia,
To whom all orders must be addressed. And for sale
by Dengslete generally. au 13.1 y
ZUarriagcs.
Ou the Ist instant, by the Rev. Samuel Durbnrow, of
E
the Church of th e nnelists, SAMUEL MOSELY
to thus MARY ELIZABETH ANNE, 41 of Phila
delphia.
ilhathe
On the 6th instant, WWI MoOONEGAL, wife of
Arthur Ale Geneva, aged 20 years.
On the 6th Instant, MART ANN, wife of Joseph M.
Burk.
Ou the 7th instant, Mrs, MARY BEANS.
On the 4th Instant, WIS. B. 11112 D, aged 40 years.
On the 7th Instant, JOSEPH, eldest non of Sallie O.
and the late John T. Bill, iu the sth year of his age.
On the 7th Instant, KATE S., daughter of J. Y. and
Mary Prasor, aged 7 mouths.
City Mortality.
UIRALTII OYFICg,
November 7,1E17. S
Tito:number of interments In the city of Philadel
phia, for the week ending at 12 o'clock to-day, is,.. 185
Last report 155
Consumption of Lunge 31 Adults...
Convulsions 7 Whiten
Dropsy 5
Dionne° of the Heart.. 6
Debility . 8
Fever, Scarlet.. . . . 5 Male.—
Thilamruntion of 5car1et..... ....
0 Females.
Lunge 15
Mammon
Old Ago..
Still Born
Unknown.
... 9 Boys
... 9 Glrlo
Other disesteep
Under 1 year 66
185 Between 1 and 6 years. 28
Under 6 pars
Of the above there were:
From the Almshouse
People of Color,
Country
Attest
JOHN N. HENDERSON,
Health Other
fro.'• Concert of Prayer for Sunday Schaol
TEACHERS.—The Sunday School Teachers' Monthly
Concert of Prayer • will be held on THIS (Monday)
EVENING, 9th Instant, at T) o'clock.
,For the convenience of the Teachers three meetings
will be held: one In the Calvary Church, on Lonuet
street, above Fifteenth ; the patch Reformed Church,
at the N. W. corner of Boring Garden and Seventh et.,
and in the Baptist Church, on Spruce street, below
Fifth. 009.21
07 - Rath Ward Relief Association.-..An
adjourned meeting of the ASSOOIATION FOR THE
RELIEF OF THE SUFFERING POOR OP THE SIXTH
WARD will be held at the Hall of the Fire Association.
S. W. corner of FIFTH and NORTH Streets, THIS
(Monday) EVENING, at 7 o'clock.
We respectfully invite our friends to participate In
our laudable object:
Jesse Godley,
Samuel Jeanne,
Joseph Lindsay.,
John T. Walton,
S. R. Worth! gton,
Wm, D. Jones,
O. D. Polwell,
W. Morris,
0. Brasier,
Wm. H Hamilton,
Martin Doubler,
Wm. H. Woodward,
Jno. Woodside,
Wm. Gregg, M. D
.5
hers.
Pre/ain't.
and 431
JAOOB EOM
SAMUEL 0. 000P011, Vice-President.
J. T. WALTON, M. D., Secretary.
Q3' The Lost Arts.-11p request, Wendell
Phillips, Esq., of Boston, will deliver big celebrated
Lecture on the Lo.t Arts, on Wednesday muted, the
11th heat., at 7,4 i o'clock, in CONCERT HALL. Adinhadon
9.6 ants. Tickets to be had at the book stores, or at the
door. nov7-2t
117 Pennsylvania Company for Instiraisee
ON LIVES AND GRANTING ANNUITIES,
PIIII,ADILeuis t November 2,1857.
NOTICE to hereby given, that a meeting of the
Stockholders of tide Company hoe been called by the
Board of Directors (tinder the provielons of the seventh
section of the act Of the General Assembly of this State,
entitled "An Act providing for the Resumption of Spade
Payments by the Banks, and for the Relief of Debtors,"
approved on the 18th day of October, A. D. 1867,) to be
held at the Office of the Corporation, on THURSDAY,
the twelfth day of November, A. D. 1857, at 11 o'clock
A. Of., for the purpose of taking into consideration the
acceptance of the provisions of the said let..
By order of the Board,
WILLIAM B. 'HILL. Aotuary,
irr Mercantile Beneficial Association off
PHILADELPHIA,—The annual meeting of the Associ
ation will e held on TVESDA.Y, November lOth,at 4
o'clock P. „at their room N. 14% corner of SEVENTH
and SANIOOII targets, at which time the Amine! Report siibroitted, and en election held for Managers for
the ensuing year.
In couseauence of the great &andel distress which
has faller, upon our city, and the apprehension that the
detnaado upon the funds of the Association may be
greatly increased over previous years, the Board o
Managers have decided that it be, inexpedient to Weer
the expense of holding a P 0111.117 I.llllt !VIACOM at this
, -
_NYff,,O LIIDBUS, President.
k2iUl4,ll3ds~ Nor. 2;irO,
Tug patt:t.:4-4000
r IST ttrirglis toutviltta-tx
the PHILADELPHIA 'kosi OPPIOE up to 29
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person haring said Stock for sate will please address,
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AND
LAND WARRANTS,
Bought and sold on west favorable terms, by
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REMOVAL.—CLAY & JONES, ATTOII-
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to No. 271 SOUTH nivni 151`1111ET, below Prune
street. no9.eodloi
POR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.—The
coppered and copper-fastened fast•salling ship
MAPLE 3, about 8,000 bbls capacity,
Ready to load and In good condition for any voyage.
Apply to BISHOP, 91310N8, & CO.,
120 (late 96) North Wharves.
IUoELROI" 9 CLOAK AND SHAWL
.1.911. EMPORIUM le the talk of all the Ladles—Styles
so superb, and the prices Ho surprisingly cheap, and the
immense variety, and all the novelties of the 6081101/.
10 dollar Cloaks reduced to. $5 50
0 dollar Cloaks reduced to 4 50
8 dollar Cloaks reduced to d 00
.5 dollar Cloake reduced to 3 00
16 dollar Long Brecht) reduced to 10 00
9 dollar Square Broche reduced to 5 00
15 dollar Cheneille Mamie, from auction, at.. 8 60
12 dollar do very rich high col'd border 700
8 dollar do plain styles 500
Slightly wet Silks Om worth 1 00
Slightly wet Silks 44e, worth 76
Slightly wet all wool Matinee 44c, worth 75
Slightly wet Delalnee at 10c, worth .. .. 25
Slightly wet Cloths, for ladies' cloaks $l, worth 1 50
Slightly wet Undershirts, wad at one-half the
regular prices, In endlees variety.
Canton Flannels at Be, worth. 10
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Slightly wet Printed Canton Flannels at 04",
worth 12
Slightly wet Dlapere at 6,if and tc, worth double.
At 11011,110V8,
no9-rualcfr-lsr No. 3 South NINTH St.
CAMPBELL'S RESTAURANT.-VENT
SON, Wild Ducks, Turkeys, Geese, Grouse, Fresh
Salmon, Chincatique, Opined,lque, Princess Bay, Mimi
coin'
and Covo Oysters, with every variety of GAME,
wild or domestic, in season. Green Tuttle Soup and
Terrapin Suppers served up at the nhortest notice, at
JOHN CAMPBELL'S, No. 527 CHESTNUT street, op
posite the State House,
NAV—No expense or pains has been spared by the
Proprietor in fitting up this new establishment in the
most sumptuous manner—the second story being for
the accommodation of Private Parties for Dinners,
61,5 1" . 1 : 1 ta
he.r nee for Ladles towards Sixth street,
noel-3m
a rvfx WHEAT WHISKEY.—E. P. MID-
DtETON A: BRO. No. 5 North FRONT St , Ira.
porters of Cognac and Rochelle Brandies,Tiolland
Scotch and Irish 'Whiskey. Paso, sole proprietor of
the Old Wheat Whiskey. E. P. M. do Bre. have on
hand the largest and best stock of foe old Monongahela,
ik,,,,h en , and Rye Whiskey of any dealer in the United
States, all ofwhichLa highly Improved by age, not-gm
CITY COMMISSIONERS' OFFICE,
PIIILADELNIS, Nov. 3, 1857.
NOTICE.—The Dowd of Revision will meet at this
01lice on the following named days, from 10 o'clock
A. M., until 1 o'clock P. M.
let and 24 Wards ou Monday, November 0, 1857.
34 4th " Tuesday, 30 , w
oth Gth Wednesday, " 11, "
7th Bth " Thursday, 1,11
9th 10th " Friday, ir 33, ~
11th 12th " Saturday, "
13th 14th Monday, 10 . t,
15th 18th " Tuesday, " ~
17th 18th w Wednesday, " 18, "
19th 20th 15 Thursday, " 19, "
21st 224 " Friday, "
234 24th " Saturday, "
The Assessors of the several Wards will be particular
In attending upon the days of the meeting of their
Wards.
GEORGE M. GILL,
JAMES 01. LEDHP,
JAMES LOGAN.
PETER ARMBRUSTER,
WILLIAM F. MoIIItATH,
nov7.dt2lst
- tdiu - Itt. D. ROGERS, CARRIAGE RE
-9 poeitory, 1,C09 and 1,911 CIIESTNUT St., above
Tenth, la now open for the sale of every description of
Carriages, combining style, durability, and elegance of
finish, from the Afanufactory, at the corner of SIXTII
and MASTER Street'', to which the attention of citizen'',
and Southern and Western gentlemen le respectfully
called.
N. B.—Bapeelal attention given to carriages for re
pairs, in the shop', connected with the Uepository.
trance on Ipheatcuct Octet, col7.atu A $11.2A4
CONVERT HALL.
szooND AND LAST LECTITAE,
MONDAY EVENING, November nth
MORMONISM. EXPOSED
Dv JOHN /UDE, JA ,
(Late Mormon Elder.)
sunssor:
s" Mormon Polygesny and Its Remedy."
DV — Doom open at o'clock. Lecture at g o'clock.
Oar& or Admission 25 ousts. For sale at the Hotels
and Bookstores. 009-1 t
MADAME LOLA MONTEZ's
SECOND LECTURE.
WITS AND WOMEN OF PARIS,
MUSICAL FUND HALL,
TUESDAY EVENING, November 10.
Doors open st )( to 7. Lecture to commence Af to
8. nog-2t
GRAND CONCERT.
HUSIOAL FUND LULL.
Find appearance in this city of
31 , LLE ERMINIE FREZZOLINI
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, November 11th
CARD.
The management respectfully announce the First Ap
pearance of Wile FREZZOLINI bee been fixed (or
Wedneedny, Nov. 11th, in consequence of a GRAND
COMBINATION baying been effected. by which they
are enabled to present to the citizens of Philadelphia,
on the same evening, the following dietlnguielled ar
tists :
8. TIIALDEBG,
lIENRIE VIEUXTEMPS,
MLLE DEMINIE YREZZOLINI.
MADAME AbIALIA PATTI IiTRAKOSIMI.
The whole under the direction of
M. STRAKO3CII.
NO MANGE IN PRICE OP ADmlssum
bt'lle PREZZOLINI will slog:-1. Arta Puritan( ;
2. Romans& Otello ; 3. Rondo finale tionntimbula • 4
Duett, Btabat Mater, with Mad. Strakoseh.
Mad. ISTRAKOSI3II will sing Ah ! mon file;
2. Within a Mile or Edinboro, and Duett with SPlle
Prez-v.IIM.
S. TII.I.4IIERG will play Hugenotts, Tarantella, La
erezia Borgia.
DIENRIE. VIEUXTEMPS will play Fataide Caprice
Reverie, Lombardi.
Adeilasion ONE DOLLAR. No extra charge for re
served anti.
The sale of seats commences today at the Music
Stores of Leo h Walker, Bock & Luston, and E. L.
Walker.
Concert commences at 8. noe9•St
A MERICAN ACADEMY OF !WSW.-
11. E. A. MARSHALL Sole Louse,
RE.ENOAGEMENT OF MR. CHAS. MATIIF.WS.
THIS (Monday) EVENING. Nor. 11th, 1857,
The performances will commence with the comedy of the
BUSYBODY.
?dandot Mr Charles Mathews.
Miranda hiss 0. TOchloga.
To be followed by the Farce of
TILE PRACTICAL MAR.
Cloudgley Mr. Charles Mathews.
To conclude with the farce of
BETSY BAKER.
Betsy Esker Mn. John Sefton
PRICES ON ADMISSION:
Balcony, Parquet, and Parquet Circle • 60 cants.
Barnfly Circle and Amphitheatre 26 s•
Private Boxes $6
Beata secured without extra charge.
TllO3. Id REON Treasurer,
Boors oeen 3,( before 7 o'clock , performance will com
mence at i ,k.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE.—Les
sea, Mr. E. A. Marshall; Stage Manager, Mr.
John Sefton. Priem—Drees Circle and Pirouette, 25
cents; Upper Circle, 245 cents; Secured Seats, 37)4 cents;
Private Box and Orchestra Beate, 50 cents
Box Office open (corn 9 o'clock A. M. to 3 P. M. Doers
open at 0)4 o'clock ; performance to commence at 7,
precisely.
THIS (Monday) EVENING', Nor. 9th, 1851,
Will be preeented the nautical drama, entitled
TUE OCEAN (WILD.
Harry Helm, Mr. Chaperon ; Jack Helm Neptune, the
Ocean Child, Mrs. John Sloan.
To conclude with the drama called
LINDA, TILE CIGAR GIRL;
Or, Mono Among the Conspirators.
Mose Morrison, Mr. Charleroi"; Edward Bradley, Mr.
Brink; Harry Russell, Mr. Beach; Linda, Mre. John
Sloan ; Biddy Scanlan, Mr. John Sloan.
IiTHEATLEY's ARCH ST. THEATRE.
--SOLE LESSEP W. WHEATLEY.
SOALII OP P11101 . 8.--Orchestra Stalls, 60 cents; Dress
Circle (no extra charge for Secured Seats), 60 cents;
Family Cirelo and Amphitheatre. 25 cents; Seats in
Private Boxes, 75 cents; Whole Private Box, F 3;
Gallery, 13 cents; Gallery for Colored Persons, 25
cents; Private Box in Gallery for Colored Persons,
38 cents.
Box Mee open from 10 A. 1.1 until 3P. M. Doors
nil open at ex o'clock; performance to commence at
7, precisely.
T. 91. 13. WHITTON Treasurer.
TOIS (Monday) EVENING, Nov 7th, 1957,
Will be presented, the celebrated Play of
THE JEALOUS WIFE
Mr. Oakley, Mr. Wheatley ; Mrs. Oakley, Mrs. E L.
Davenport.
To conclude trills the Nautical Drama, entitled
BLACK-EYED SUSAN.
William, Mr. E. L. Davenport; Capt Croestree, Mr.
Tannehill; Susan, Mrs. E. L. Davenport.
rVATIONAL THEATRE, WALNUT ST.,
1\ NEAR. EIGHTH.
The manager takes pleasure in announcing to his old
patrons and the public generaily,that ho has succeeded,
et an enormous outlay, in effecting an engagement with
the celebrated and world-renowned
BCOKLEY'S SERENADERS,
and great Ethiopian Burlesque
OPERA TROUPE,
(From their new Opera House, 896 Broadway. N. Y.)
Who will make their first appearance at the above
theatre on
THIS (Monday) EVENING. Nov. 9th,
In their original ETHIOPIAN ENTERTAINMENT,
and producedor the trot time here, with magnificent
costumes, scenery, and appointments, with the original
music,
"he laughable burlesque opera, in 3 acts, of
LUCRETIA BORGIA ;
Or, The Black Poi,ouer.
Lucretia, Miss Caroline 1111Tert • ammo, G. Swain.
Buckley ; Orsini, R. Bishop Buckley.
Other characters by members of this celebrated com
pany.
NOTICE—In order to bring this great entertainment
within the reach of all, the manager would respectfully
announce that the price of admission bee been axed, to
ail parts of the house, at TWERTY-FIVE CENTS
ONLY. Deere open at 7 ; Curtain rises at half past 7
precisely. 8. E. HARRIS,
Bole Lessee and Manager.
SANFORD' S OPERA HOUSE—
I:LI:VENT/1 Street, above Chestnut.
Door, open at 7 o'clock—to commence quarter before
eight.
Admittance 25 cents.
Ethiopian Life Illustrated by Sauford's Troupe of
Stara—New Dances by the Sanford Children.
To conclude with
A LAUGHABLE AFTERPIECE.
HOMEIIPs VARIETIES
-IFIFTH and CHESTNUT Streets.
TOM VANCE, the Nightingale Comic Vocalist, and
Mks JENNY SHUMAN, the favorite Contralto, hare
been engaged, in addition to the EXCELSIOR CHHPA..
NY, Comprising Mimi DUVAL, Mlle LEFOLLE, FANNY
COLES, and others.
N. 11. Messrs. MADILTON a.i DUNDAU appear on
MONDAY, Nov. 9th.
Concert commences nightly at 1%. Tickets 10 cents.
I X L is my motto. J. B. THOMEUF.
novl-2t*
FOR SALE.—A Democratic Newspaper
Establishment, in a Democratic county lu Penn
sylvania, is offered for sale. It has the confidence and
patronage of the dominant party. The establish
ment has bees profitable, and may be made still more
so by an energetic man, who can give all hie time to It.
For particulars, lumina of Col. J. W. Dowvay. nov7-3t*
LOW RENTS.—HOUSE NO. 2208 4"r"
street, HOUND No. 1904 PINE Atreet, and Rouse
POPLAR street, west of Twentieth—ail with bitch
buddingm, bath, and gas—to rout. Apply to J. H.
WHEELER, 113 South YIPTII street. nov7-2t*
911W0 THREE-STORY BRICK DWELL
INDS, ADIAER Street, south of Dauphin at.
On TUESDAY, November 10th, 1857 , at 7 o'clock is
the evening, will be mold at public nate, at the Phila
delphia Exchange—
No. 1.
All that three-story brick mussuage, and lot of ground,
situate on the west side of Amber Atteet. about 51 feet 9
Inches south of Dauphin street (late Northern Liber
ties); containing in front on Amber street 14 feet 10X
inches, and extending In depth 57 feet to a 3 feet whin
alloy leading into and from sold Dauphin street, with
the Tree use end privilege thereof.
& 4 preen.
3 a 4 prem.
2 a 3 din.
as a 4X preen
No. 2.
All that three-story brick messuage, and lot of ground,
adjoining the above, of aame eke and deuription.
ID — Both the above clear of all Incumbrance.
Terms cash. szs to be paid on each at the time of
sale. 11. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers,
not-It 139 and 141 (formerly 67 and 69) S. Fourth at
3 ,I ONDAY MORNING-MORE OF THE
WHOLESADE STOCK OPENED FOR RETAIL.
The rush for cheap DRY GOODS still continues uo
abated at the Store, MARSHALL and CALLOIVIIILL
streets. Ladies an opportunity for procuring bar
gains unheard of Embroideries greatly al/milked.
nor7-2t*
GREAT REDUCTION.
FURNISHING GOODS
Have this day made a great reduction in prices of their
rich and extensive stock of
FURNISHING GOODS,
Compriting—
DROOATELLES, DAMASKS, LACE CURTAINS,
SHADES, CORNICES, PIANO AND TADLE
COVERS, &a.
Jiuit opened, a choice lot of
RICH SATIN CURTAINS
AND
EMBROIDERED CLOTII CURTAINS
ntQ•3t 43G CHESTNUT ST
HEAVY BROWN COTTONS
_____
One Thomann Bales
MEETINGS, SIIIRTINGS, AND DRILLS,
/110)1 THE
LAWRENOE MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
JACKNON COMPANY, (INDIAN DEAD ' )
AND
NASHUA MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
Of their various widths and styles, which are offered for
sale for Brat-class paper,on
SIX MONTHS' CREDIT,
by the Agents of the Companies,
ALFRED SLADE & CO.,
39 LETITIA STREET.
L ADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS,
AND KNITTING ZEPHYRS.
NEW GOODS OPENED DAILY,
J. G. MAXWELL .3c SON.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STORES,
1086 CHESTNUT Street, four doors below Eleventh
And 318 S. SECOND St., below Spruce.
FACTORIES.—NoI. 93 and 97 GEORGE St.,
Tenth, and SECOND Street, near Union,
Orden; wade at a few hours' notice, 1022 anill
lOHN B. STRYKER, Js.,
Wholesale Dealer ID
ILF
AI7OTION DRY GOODS.
No. 12 DANK Street, Philadelphia. oetl.loi
920 CHESTNUT ST. CARPETS
BAILy k. BROTHER
Will continue to sell their
. .
ENTIRE STOCK
At greatly reduced prices, including
FINE 'VELVET CARPETS,
Bought at auction, to be sold at 11.87 X—usual price
11.87.
TAPESTRY AND BRUSSELS CARPETS,
SUPER THREE-SIX OARPKTS,
GOOD INGRAINS,
ENTRY AND STAID CARPETS.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
la every) and width, e qu ally q Vino7L.. eZTisTNET ST.
Board of
Revision
MANILLA RopE.—STJPERIOR MA
/TA NILLA ROPN, matufaotured and for sale by
WEAVER, FITLNII 00.,
au11..0 No. NS N Water e t . and 22 N -Wharves
"1014001tINIa BOARDS-28,680 feet Caro
Ilas AOO4ll Word, &los ,t for rile by_
KUM & MAOII,IBTHE
Ma Noa. WWI Pinot
( Itmusemente
for Oak an Diu Ect.
erg Goobs.
L. J. LEVY & CO
CEarpctings.
Bain bg (Indian.
M THOMAS & SONS,
• ?Toe. 7.39 ma 141 BOUTS YOTIMIt BTRIZT,
(formerly Noe. Or and dd.)
STOCKS, REAL ESTATE, Aoc.—TVEBDAY NEXT
Vinuphlot Cstaloped now ready, continuing full de
scriptione of all the property to be sold on TUESDAY
next, 10th mit., with s largo list of tamable Real
.Ertare at private sate.
REAL EFITATE, BTOOES, &a.
PubHe Sales at the Philadelphia lichens' every
Tuesday Evening.
V" Handbills or each property issued .. seperatair, is
addition to which we inability VA the tletnr7 preitotis
to each sale one thousand catalogues to pamphlet tom,
gluing full descriptions of all the property to be Auld 00
the following Tuesday.
FURNITURE BALKS AT THE AUCTION
STORE every Thursday morning.
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
{Er 'We bare a large amount or Real Estate at Pri
vate Sale. Including every description of City and
country property. Printed Lista may be bad at tits
auction Store.
PRIVATE SALE REGISTER.
Q7` Real Estate entered on our Private Sate Re
gister, aro advertised occasionally In our Publie Sale
Abstracts, (of which 1,000 copies are printed weekly > )
free of charge,
STOCKS AND LOANS.
On Tuesday Evening,
November 10th, at the Philadelphia Exchange, at 7
o'clock, will be sold, for account of whom it may con
cern—
12.000 six per cent. Coupon Bonds or the Wyandott
Coal Company, payable January Ist, 1612, with Interest
payable half yearly.
$16,000 01110 AND PENNA. RAILROAD CO.
Also, without reserre, for account of whom It may
concern, 16 Coupon Bonds, 81,000 each, Ohio and Penn•
sylvania Railroad Bonds, due in 1876, interest I per
cent., payable nay and November. Known as the Alle
gheny Bridge Loan.
Also, without reserve, I shares Stock of Company for
erecting Bridge over the Schuylkill near the Palls.
Par 060.
FOURTEENTH PALL SALE—' NOVEDILBIR.
This sale will Include among other property, the fol.
lowing—
TWO VALUABLE LOTS, TWENTIETH STREET,
SPRING GARDEN STREET, NINETEENTH BT.,
AND MONT ERY STREET.—A valuable lot, N. E. ear.
ner of Twentieth and Montery streets.
Valued.) lot N. W. corner Nineteenth and Spring
Garden streets.
TAVERN AND DWELLIND.—Three-story brink
tavern and dwelling, north side of Hunllton street,
out of Seventeenth street.
Pontsurrear Seta.
TIIIIEE•STORY BRICK LAGER BEES SALOON—
Throe-story brick Lager Beer Saloon and Dwelling, No.
878 Apple street, between Fourth and York avenue and
Brown and Poplar streets.
TIIREE•STORY BRICK GROCERY STORE AND
DWELLING—Three-story bock Grootty Store and
Dwelling, No. MO Apple street. Sala absolute.
TRREE•STORY BRICK DWELLING, OGDEN ST.
Three-story brick dwelling, No. .1209 Ogden street,
(north aide) between Twelfth and Thirteenthetreete.
DWELLINGS, AMBER firazra.
2 three-story buck dwellings, ArelSer street, south of
Deuphln Street, (late Northern Liberties.)
A yearly ground rent of $2O, secured by a lot of
ground, North Second street,between Montgomery end
Elm streets.
FIFTEENTH PALL BALE-17TH NOVEStIIEa
Orphans' Court bola—Estate of Samuel B. Ashmead
NEAT RESIDENOE, ELEVENTH STREET.—The
nest modern residence, with back buildings, No 412
South Eleventh street, below Pine street.
NEAT DWELLING, SOUTH FIFTH STREET
Also, the neat modern dwelling, No. 1118 Booth Ptah
street.
OLD IRREDEEMABLE OROOND RENTS, $2,331.60.
Two old irredeemable ground rents, one of 590 and
the other of $5O 25 a year clear of taxes; secured on
property North Fourth street, above Dranklln avenue.
They are well secured and punctually paid.
Administrators' Salo—Estate of Richard Pomo, Decd
ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT AND FARM, ABOUT
SIXTEEN MILES FROM MARKET STREET, AND
THREE FROM BRISTOL.
Our sale let Detenibar will include the valuable
country seat and farm, 167 scree, with superior improve
ments, known as "Farley." situate on the heights on
the west silo or Neshamony Creek, between the Bristol
turnpike and the Newport med. Full particulars in
handbills.
Sale West Philadelphia
I/0178E110Ln FURNITURE, PIANO-FORTE, IM
PERIAL CARPETS, Ac.
Oa Weduesday Morning,
At 10 o'clock, at the 8 X corner of Chestnut and
Park streets, West Philadelphia, the household furni
ture. plane-forte, /imperial carpets, Ac of a lady leav
ing the city.
May be examined at 8 o'clock on the morning of sale.
Pale Nol 139 and 141 South Fourth Street
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, FINE ROSEviimil PIANO
FORTES, MIRRORS, SUPERIOR CARPETS, &a.
On Thursday /darning,
At 10 o'clock, at the Auction Store, a large assortment
of second-hand furzuture, plano.fortes, mirrors, carpets,
&c., from familiesdeciirdngbousekeeping.
®PEREMPTORY BALE—PINE SILVER TEA SET.
Also, at 12 o'clock, without reserve, a fine silver tea
set-5 pieces; weight, 154 oz. 1131 dwts.
Sale No. 1224 Spruce street.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, BRUSSELS CARPETS,
PIANO-FORTE, MIRROS, PINE ENGLISH OIL
PAINTINGS AND ENGRAVINGS, CURTAINS,
HANDSOME GAS CHANDELIERS,
On Friday Morning,
13th Mot , at 10 o'clock, by catalogue % at No. 1224
Spruce street, bolo,r Thirteenth, the entire household
furniture, Ac., of a gentleman declining housekeeping.
billy be examined at 8 o'clock on the morning of We.
Side Ro.lol7l4slnnt street.
STOOK OF SUPERIOR FURNITURE
On Monday morning,
Nov. 16th, st 10 o'clock, at No. /017 Walnut street,
without reserve, the entire stock of John Caroms, de
clining business on account of ill health, comprising a
general assortment of drawing-room furniture. 'rati
ons styles and coverings, superior chamber and dining.
room furniture, superior book-cases, &c., &c., all manu
factured in the best manner, expressly for private
ogles, and warranted.
U 7 Catalogues three days previous to sale.
WOLBERT & SCOTT, AUCTIONEERS
AND COMMISSION MEROHAN ES, 431 CIIEST.
NOT Street, oppoette the Otiteto 11 - otos, between
Fourth and Fifth Streets.
PEREMPTORY BALE OA ITRs FOR LAMP AND
GENTS , WEAR.
On Wednesday next,
11th inst., commencing at 10 o'clock precisely, we will
sell, by catalogue, for cosh,* large and valuable con
signment of elegantly made furs for ladles. and gents'
wear, coneletlng of capes, tallow, rictorinea, pelertnes,
muffs, cuffs, AIL, of all the desirable furs, each as
Siberian squirrel, myux, sable, ermine, atone martin,
silver martin, French sable , brown mynx, Stub, genet,
lynx, chtnebillt, &a
SILK AND CLOTIICLOAKS, TALMAS, DUSTERS,
AND BIANTILLAI
Also, a line richly made silk and Cloth cloaks, lalmas,
dusters, and mantillas, &e
EMBROIDERIES AND MILLINERY GOODS
Also, a general assortment of choice French and
Scotch embroideries, in jaeonet, cambric, book, and
Sirlbs.
Mao. brunet and trimming ribbons, preach arid&
clads, ladies , silk =death' brunet', linen handkerchiefs,
laces, edging., &c.
8111ISTS, DRAWERS, 11061ERY,
Mao, a line lambswool and merino shirts and drawers,
ladies and misses' woolen hosiery, men's and boys' knit
, avol hose and half hone.
Also. wool cravats. wool shawls ' gents' wool scarfs,
hoods, Victurthes ' infants' socks, ladies' vests, silk and
wool gloves and mitts, lambswool and merino hosiery,
black and colored cashmere hosiery, with a general
variety of staple nod fancy goods, to be sol l without re.
serve.
N. B.—The whole will be arranged for °lamination,
with catalogues, early on theme/Illegal eels, when the
trade and purchasers generally will dad it to their in
terest to attend.
Bank Notireo
THE PHILADELPHIA BANK.—Pints-
DELPHII, October 6, 18.57.—The annual meeting of
the Stockholders of this flank will be held at the Bank
ing house, on Monday, the ninth day of November
next, at 12 o'clock M.
The annual election for Directors will be held at the
Banking house, on Monday, the sixteenth day of No
vember next. D. B. COMBUYS,
octT-wfdrinttil6 Cashier.
LL ANUFACTURERS' AN D MEDEA
INICS' BANK.
VIIILADELPHIJI., Oct 4, 1857.
The annual meeting of the Stockholdern of this Bank
will be hold at the Banklug Douse, cc Tuesday, Nortn.
her 3, at 10 o'clock, A. 31.
The annual election for thirteen Directory, to Nene
the ensuing year, will be held at the Ranking Rouse, on
Monday ; November lath, from 10 o'clock, A. 01 , to 3
D. 11.
mwftnl6 81 W. WOOD WARD, Oivibler.
0031AIERCIAL BANK OF PENNSYL
VANIA, PHILADELPHIA, October 12, 1857.
Tho Annual Mooting of the Stockholders of tble Flank
will bo held at the Banking-lime, on Tuesday,ktbe 3d
day of November next, at 12 o'clock M.
ocl2•mwtcf tnovl3
COMMERCIAL BANK OF PENNS-M
-VILMA, Pam noELPHI , October 12, 18,57.
The Annual Election for Ihreotora of this Debt will
be held at the Banking-House, on Monday, the 16th day
of November next, from ld o'clock A. dl., to 3 o'clock
P. M.
octl2-mw& f Dewier 9 O. PALIIER, Cashier.
nANK OF PENNSYLVANIA.-Plina
x... DILPIIId, Oct. 29th, 1857,
NOTICE`.—A special umeting of the Stockholders, of
the " President, Directors, and Company of the Bank
of Pennsylvania," will be held at the Dauking-house,
on the ninth day of November, A 0.1857, at 12 o'clock,
M., to determine whether to , accept or reject the pro
'WOO of the act of Assembly, entitled I• An act pro
viding for the resumption of spetle papnents by the
Banks, and for the relief of debtors," approved the
13th instant.
By artier of the Board of Directors.
0C204N9 .1. L. S'ENIA101:1:. Assistant Cashier
`SOUTHWARK BANK,
0 PHILADELPIII.I, licsember 3,1957.
The Board of Directors of this Panic have declared a
dividend of TOOOO Pea Cam, payable on and after
FRIDAY, the 6th instant.
n04.1w F. P. STEM Cashier.
F ARMERS' AND MECHANICS' BANK,
PHIL IDELPIII.I, November 3,1357.
The Directors have this (lay declared a dividend of
TURA . % Pea CENT., payable on demand.
noa-Ot E. AI. LEWIS, earthier.
FARMERS' AND MECHANICS' BANK.
Portsormern4, October 6th, 1857.
The annual electieu for Directors will be held at the
Banking Ronne, on dIONDAN, the 16th day of Novem
ber next, between the hours of 9 o'clock A. M., and 3
o'clock D. M.; and on TUESDAY, the 31 day of h ovem
her next, a General Meeting of the Stockholders will be
held at the Booking llouee, at 4 o'clock Y. AI., agreea
bly to the charter.
oc7-tnol6 E. M. LEWIS, Cashier.
BANK OF COMMERCE,
PntI.ADELPIIia, November 9,195 T.
Tho Board of Directors have this day declared a divi
dend of TIIRHE Pais easy , clear of State tax, payable
in accordance with the charter, atter the 13th irn.
not ataidw J. O. DONNELL, Cashier.
.E,cgat Notirre
LISTATE OF JAMES McGLONE, DE
• 'A CEASED.
Letierilititlaniinistration on the above estate have
been granted to the undersigned, to whom all persons
indebted to ;said decedent are requested to make pay
ment,
PATRICK McGLONE, NOD Chestnut street
Or Ins Attorney,
DAVID WDEISTER, 130 South Sixth street.
ool4•wot'*
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
1 1 application wlll be wade for the renewal of Cecile
rate No. 63, for Forty.dve Shares In the Capital Stock
of " The BANK OF PENN TOWNSHIP, In the County
of Philadelphia," issued in the name of "Louie& De
paw , dated April 17th, 1855, the same having been lost
or mislaid. oels-th&ce4w*
ESTATE OF JAMES SELSII, SR., DE
ceased.
WHEREAS, Letters of Administration to the estate
of JAMES RELPH, Br., late of Philadelphia, deceased,
hare been granted by the Register of Will, to the nn
derslgned all Indebted to the said estate are requested
to make immediate payment, and these haring claims
against the same to present them to the administrators.
JOHN RELSH Administrators.
Punts isum,
B. W. corm of Fifth and Prune ele.,
co a1km,w,t1 , 5% Philadelphia, Pa.
Oaks bp- ia uctiast.•
TAXES A. FREEMAN, AUCTIONEER,
el NO. at WALNUT STMT, above' FOURTH.
O.LED—DALII Of HOUSEHOLD TM MME—TITE&
•
t? Wa beg lest* to inform the public that we hold
oar muter weekly sales of Partakers every Tuesday, at
our SPACIOUS BALES ROOM, NO. 106 WALNUT
STREET, where every possible attention is given to ob
tain the highest prices for the goads of those vibe amp
favor us with cossignmente. Families hsving portions of
their furniture to dispose of, or those declining house
keeping sod not wishing sales at their own duelitit.-1 . ,
can have their furniture CAREFULLY REMOVED TO
OUR SALES ROOM, WHERE THEY WILL REALIZE
BETTER PRICES FOR THEIR FURNITURE THAN
THEY OAFS OBTAIN FROM &NY OP THE. PUILEI
- DEALERS OR AN OTHERAUCTION STORE
IN THE CITY.
13:7. Persons favoring us with consignments can rest
assured that their property will slot be sacrificed.
Lig. Commissions more moderate than those charged
by any other Auction noose In the city
1110 — Consignments respectfully solicited.
ibrr Bales paid immediately alter the goods are ie.lb.
UAL ESTATE BALE, NOYERBER
Tlle ale will inclodo--
Oqbfins , Cour:Salo—Estate of W. A. B. Jonei, D 0 0 ,4.
TWO-STORY BRICK EOL'alf AND LOT, TWELFTH
A two-story brick house and Lot of . ground, want side
of Twelfth street, 221, feet above Columbia arenne ' 14
feet front, and 112 feet deep, to a 32 feet street. $.",•
ground rent.
orphazie Court Sale—Eitate of Chia. Brow - sum, Dec'!.
THREE DOUSES AND LOT OP GROUND, BRDAD
STREET AND ?ETTER LANE
A lot of ground with the three hooves thereon greeted,
8. W. corner of Brasil street and Better Lane, SO feet
by 43 feet $lBB ground rent.
T.C7* 00 to be paid on each of the shore when the
Baste Is street a.
REAL ESTATE SALE—NOVESIDEIt ISIII.
Tina dile will include—.
Vhball ' Court Bale—Estate of Patrick Smith, Dee'S.
REE HOUSES AND LOT OP iiigOtiND, KORTH
SZCOND STREET.
Three three-dory brick bounce and lot of grcuat
outside of &toad aback, us feet north t roy, .I . l. sur
treet, 'DS feet frost and 100 feet deep. 500 i trocial
rent.
Orphans' Court Bela—Same Estate.
YIPS MUSES AND LO?,IVAAHLNOTON STREET,
ztsaoGro - i
_ .
A lot of ground with foot three-etmy brick, and one
frame house thereon, out aide of teeshi.o.„
50 feet above Master, 20 feat front sad In feet deep, to
Phillip street $5O ground rent.
Orphans , Court Sale—lstate of Axdrew Lindsay, Dee&
TATZRN STAND, NORTH SECOND, A t3Ol"L' RACE.
A three-story brick term stand and deetlmg , two
story brick back building and let of ground, on the east
side of Second street, between Race and 'fine meets, 17
feet front, and extending in depth 40 feet 4,k inches,
then narrowing to 14S teet, and extending the farther
depth of 19 feat 7 inches, making in all CO feet clear of
all incamtrancea.
fp' $5O to be paid on each of the 100 n when the
same is ttrusk
TO RENT.
A three•ttory Brick DvelLing, with two-story
brick back building. 145 North Ninth street, ',Lose
Wood stmt. Itantl4oo per annum. Apply at Oa Aar.-
tan Star*.
AT PRIVATE SALE
ant-alass Printing Odice, .nth a good nia of bust
man, four printing preaew, two Eng , lee and one Adaree
Type and •Terythlug necessary for the tneiness AlQly
al the Angina Store.
MOSES NA TRANS, AUCTIONEER
AND CONMIMON lIESCILLST. S S
SIXTH sod RAGS Streets.
_ .
AT PRIVATE SALE .gold and saver patent lever,
topic., Engliab, Swim, and /reach watchos, easy ,
of every description, intisimi Imin:trues:a, de , &e
AT PRIVATE SALE—Arranged on second nunr,
household furniture, of every description, I,ede, mat
tresses, carpeting, looking gbusees, fancy articles, &a ,
Ito., ha.
Out-door males attended to personally by the Auction
eon Charge, very low Consigusuenta of furniture
clothing, jewelry, Ac eulicsted
NATHAN'S PRINCIPAL LOAN OFFICE,
S. E. Corner of Sixth and Ems Streote,
Where money will be loaned on gold and 'liver plate
Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds. Clothing. Dry Gnats,
Groceries, Seger', hardware, Cutlery, Furniture, kW
ding, Horses, Vehiclee„ Darner., Stocks, and on ell ar
ticles o[lo2o for any length of Dine agreed on, 0nn... 0
satisfactory and liberal terms than at Any other eetah...
Delmont. M . NATIIANS,
NATHAN'S great sale of FORFEIT ED GOODS will
take_plece ins few days Due notica will be given.
WEBB'S great /tale of forfeited Wetebea, Jewelry,
Gum, Pistols, Mumma Instruments , Sc., will take nisca
abortly. Due notice will be given.
WEBB'S gre at sale of Dry Goods, Clothing, Balding,
An., being for feited collateres, will take place stortly
Due notice will be given.
AT PILIVATF. BALE, AT HAIR ME USUAL
SELLING PllloB.3.—Double-bottomed and hooting
case gold patent lever watches, of the most ap
proved mhos; hunting case and open Lace gold escape
ment lever and lapin° watches. full jeweled; gee gem
enameled lever and lepine watches for ladies . old
jewelry of every description; silver lever and l e pine
watches, in hunting:rases and open face; silver Er.glisb,
BWliti, and French watches; a general assortment of fur
niture, beds, mattresses, mirrors. &c.
OUT-DOOR BALES SOLICITED, and charges to snit
the times, low.
Consignments of every description of goods solicited
for public orprivate sale.
MONEY ADVANCED on all and every kind of goods,
for public or private ogle, or to be held for a limited
time. Charges low.
SAMITEL NATHANS, AUCTIONEER,
and AIONNY LOAN OPPICE, No. 112 South
THIRD Street, below Walnut, oypadte Pear et., only
sight doom below the Exchange.
Hours of busineas from 7 o'clock, A. M., until 10
o'clock in the evening.
Out-door sales, and ales et the Auction House, at
tended upon the moat satistactoty terms.
CAPITAL =OO,OOO.
EstallisAreffer at last Thirty neva
Advances nude from one dollar to thousands on Dia
mends, Silver Plate, Watches, Jewelry, Hardware, Her
clotadise, Clothing, Parnitura, Bedding , Cigars, Musical
Instruments, Guns, Horses, Carriages, and Goods of
star E
goods caa description.
main say
length of
um agree]
upon.
All advances, from one hundred dollars and upwarls
will be charged 2 per cent. per month; MO rod over,
the lowest market rate.
This Store Hones having • depth of 1% feet, has lugs
Are and thiefvoof vaults to dare all valuables, and Fri
rate watchmen for the premises • also, a. heavy roan
ranee 'fretted for the benefit of all persons haring good!!
advanced upon
N. 8.--On amount of haring en Unlimited capital,
this cddoe is prepared to make 44macea on mon *ate
facto
tide olty.ry and accommodating terms than any other in
MMAUGII
AT PRIVATE SALE,
Gold Patent Lever and other Watches, ;stem and
Cloth Log rat be sold at reduced sally
JOHN BAYLIS, AUCTIONEER—No. 325
ARCH Street, between Third and Fourth street/.
BALES EV&RY 2172N1NG, at 7 o'ekkek,
or Boot*, Shoe, Hardware Cutlery, Watches, Jew
elry, Hoeiery, Whips, Trauks, Taney Goods, Notions.
N. B.—Out,..door males attended to All goal sold at
the Auction House packed.
CI_EORGE W. SMITH, AUCTIONEER
LAI N. S. corner of BABBON and SOUTH Banat,
above 80:0124.
EVENING SALES.
SALES EVERY SATURDAY EVENING,
At T) o'clock, at the Aottion store, of Hardware, Cut
lery, Housekeepuor Articles, Clotho;, Wa•.ehea, Jewel
ry, Nancy Articles, ho.
Olaso and (Mina Warr.
NEW STORE. NEW GOODS.
111ARN8EN k WITTE.
MASONIC HALL, 713 CHESTNUT ST,
ILLYS SOW ON HIND
Complete and splendid assortment of WHITE, GOLD
BAND, arid DECORATED FRESCO CUINA.; DOUE
MIAN, CRYSTAL, and COLORED tILA.S.SIVARE,
RISC, MILAN, LAVA, and TERRA COTTA WARES,
besides the greatest variety of
FANCY ARTICLES,
which will be mold at lower prices than at any simile,
store in the United States.
N B.—Goods losnol to Parties on rensonablo
terms oc fr7.tf
3ttettrattcr Compatnes
CO3IMONWEALTYI FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, OF TUE STATE OF PENNSTLYA
MS.—Office N. W. COrner FOURTH and
Btrveta, Phhadelphas. Subseribad
Paid-up Capital. SAkO.OOO
- JAYNE, M. D., Prvaideat.
THOMAS S STEWART, Tice Ptrg
SAIRDU Moos. Secretary .0-11
CIIRARD FIRE AND MARINE INS6Z
vi ANCE COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA-oMay, Ni..
& 1 WALNUT !trey t, weld of TRIED,
"Plitt RIMS ONLY TAKEN
imaoirGais.
kf Swain,
John Auspach, Jr.,
IL ft. Burroughs,
J. 11. Hughes,
F. D. Sherman,
Wm. P. Hacker,
J. P. Steiner,
11. A. Shackelford,
Tfon JBEY. JONES, President .
lion. G W. WOODWAIID, Vice President
300..9. MOMIN LIN, Secretary.
/sues D. At.volin, Assintsnt S:rrelary no:T.Sm-it
p olitic a l
FOR SHERIFF-
--
ALDERMAN GEORGE MOORE,
FilL1:11
Subject to Democratic Rules.
L?OR SHERIFF —JAMES G. GIBSON,
Tweuty-second Ward. Subject to Damocratiz
Rules. cob-31n*
FOR SHERIFF,
EDWARD T. MOTT,
TWELFTH WARD
SUBJECT 7.., DSHOCIti ?I 0 3 ULM 0C16,53*
J3oote anb alines
RIO. 442, SOUTHEAST CORNER OP
MARKET and FIFTH Street,.
Gentlemen'a Beet Yateut Leather Gaiter Boot'.
. 4 Calf de, do.
(I '4 Patent Leather Oiferct Ties.
, Calf do. do.
-- cc
~ Patent Leather and Calf rtarraw
strap Shoes.
Boys , and Youths' Patent Leather and Calf Skin
Gaiter Boots and Sham
sul-t[ For sale by
L'ALL STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES.
--Jam% U. THOMPSON & CO., No. 314 MAR
NET Street, and Nos. 3 and 5 FRANKLIN PLACE,
have mew in store a large and well-assorted stock of
BOOTS and SHOES, of City and Eastern reanafactose,
which they offer for Lea on the beet terms for Cash, or
on the towel credit.
Buyers are invited to call and winks thste stalk
sul-dtf
CAVING FUND.---UNITED STATES
TRUST COMPANY, corner or THIRD and CII.RST
NIIT Streets.
Large and email sums received, and paid back on de
mand, without notice, with PIT& PER CENT INTER
EST from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal.
Office Lours, from 9 until o'clock every day, and on
MONDAY EVENINGS from 7 until 9 o'clock,
DRASTS for Bale on, -Ragland, Ireland, and Scotland,
from £ll4,weeds,
President- STEPENN R. ORAWFORD,
Treasurer —l%O'F FISK.
Tellee--JAIO3B 8. iIIINTKR.
B• I gSkVll
"Y & CO., BANKERS
N o . 3? RD Street, Philadelphia.
COLLECTIONS promptly made on all a:usable pelota
In the United States and Canada.
Stocks, Bonds dco., Bought sad Sold on ConnsJaelon.
Lincurrent Bank Notes, Cheeks, ,to., bought at the
lowest rates.
Depoetta metaled and intermit allowed, as per agree
ment GOP 240
IVVINCHESTEE & SCOTT, GENTLE
URN'S FURNISHING STORE, and PATENT
SHOULDER SEAM SHIRT HANIINACTORY, No. Ted
CHESTNUT Street, shore Seventh street, Philadelphia.
The attention of Southern and Western Iferthar-ta, *al
Stream., is partici:Maly Invited to this Improred eat of
Shirts, the most perfect fitting article mac At whole
salt and retail, and made . sad.
MARC I F .. S
TIIIRD !STREET,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSELLER,
kW for We Tflß AIARRICAN RE ADER—a nem book,
designed by ite author, A. D. Este TARS, Ihr the Ilia
of the higher Ovules in the Arsdemiee 144 &heels of
A4sorics,—br t)Lo diem or rirVo ogPr• oopluv
Jar. Walker,
Jno. 1t Ciara,
Tho. Craven,
A. S. Gillett,
Furman Mal ra.rd,
Sarni. Joni‘d, M D.,
J.iniph Klapp, 51. D
GEO. W. TAYLOR
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