The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, November 13, 1857, Image 3

City Councils , botd,ii litated''lneeting Aster
day.
SELECT Ocilixo“.--4:. matfoit „mat made that
when thaChaifttiek 410103, ,it tio,lo Mimi on Fri-
_
day aftetuoon~ aitleinO.o'ol4 „ ,
~ Agreed to.
Mr-,Franey presented: a..petition from a large
nutehor of :persona asking for' employment
tarred totbe Committee on Finance. , •
- The President presented aptitition of 'a similar
tenor, whiphyris'disposed of in the mine Manner.
Also; 'a manorial front the managers of the
so use , or itafuge, asking. for itit',approprintioss for
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1, the year:lBsB, of $23,000; 4,16,000 loss 'Waal
the gum appropriated for the present year. Re
ferred to the Committals on Finance:
• - I ,-
Also, a oommunioatiere- at/
from thbier Engineer
of the Fire Department. to relation rto: the . Fire.
fielegruli. 2 'Referred ite the Conemilteo on
• ' Trisheand Fite Departnient., • ' • ,
• - ",AlluOt 61 , 11 t Alanios,tilin ttoiq'ttie:oolitfoiiers of
-. the publio schools in •relation'to the, repairs of car
noletiol liouses..Ae- Referred to the Conamittere
Also. a petition from the Unemployed poor, Rig •
'.•nifying the plan *be' adopted by Councils. to re
present'necessities of the poor and the
• - indebtedness of the oily by small notes.
' 'MOW' moved' to refer the same to a Joint
, committee , of ilrefromeachCluunber.
Mr. Ferree remind to. amend by referring to the
Committee onlinanee: ; "
Mr. Roberta advocated, the' reference to the re.
. . ,gulter committees of Connote, and not hold out to
- the workingmen and 'industrial olierei the 'idea
• that we Mudd possibly yield te,their wishes in the
plan they desire Councils to adopt, it being suloidal
~to the:workingmen -themselves. -- - r.
' Mr. Common was in . favor of a 'special ocinheift•
tee, because it was a Special occasion , and required
the Munediste and -prompt action Of tt committee.
:lie made a lengthy and -eloquent - address, ,whieh
• • be fevered the issue of,the smell Onriepeleito, pay
the Svorkinuitp, and, Concluded' hy 'e*preseing a
.'hcqiiitheit-Teuneitirereuld'epeedity . pass an ordi
"Mende itutheriring work to be done, thus giving ere•
adorn - eat te.etiorge number of - persona now out of
employment. , • ; • 7- t
Mr Roberta wee opposed to' the issiiing Ortb,e
eurreneyour there was enough, 'neer - in WM
, delphia, Tho Committee heiye already expreised
an eightieth on the taking of tbe,warrants in pay
' - ' naeutlfortaier, hat also said that they thought in
terest'should ,be paid on them when the city is
, unable tei,pay them; so as to keep up the credit
of our good city. - There - , are now, -within two
equates of use 41,ye, hundred 'men' working, and
get gold andsliver hi payment ., i
It snot the our
renoy,w,e,wunt, bet work ; end he 'thought' that
some meal* &eel(' _brit sAloptted' noiem
, '.• _modiste theni. lie he
„that iteropfd, be refer!,l,
'to the speolaretant4t
--. -Mi. Neal alsitforoitaibeeiefensuce to the Spa
altelcominitten. Bo resin favor of the. issuing of
warrantsetenriall amounts by the City, as' they
would be - better' than any bank - notes now afloat,
having the whole city of Thilodelphia to back
• •Mr. Mangle was opposed tb L 119,188017% of the
small warrants; as they would biome° opmpletely"
- useless; and would ,be sold on the streets at an
enormous discount, ~The, consequence would •be
that the workmen of: the. city. would apply for: an
increase of,pay, and, you would have , to grant it.
, „As to the redemption of - the warrants; that, would
be utterly impossible, as me can't pay Our debts
Thedebsteivisleontintied at great length after
whiob the motion to refer to, a committee of 'Ave
froth each Council, together with the president of
each Chamber, was agreed to: • '
Mr. &hi:4dd presented a. petition asking that
laborers might , be 'employed In grading certain
streets in the SeventWth. eighteenth, Nineteenth,
and Twentieth wards. ; Referred .to the CoMmittee
on Highways. • - , • •
Mr. Kline presented a claim of the late sheriff,
Samuel.-Allen, against the city for $8,102 87. Re
ferred to the Committee on Claims. • •
The Committee on Water made a report; with
a resolution' attached, authorising the Chief En
gineer to lay water pipeiort certain streets' in the
upper portion of the cite • •
Mr. Nithans mired to amend by adding the fol-
Piovidasi, That in no bile shall surds, pipes be
laid without being -previously , paid for by the"
citizens in front of whose property they may
p us .
The amendment was agreed to, and' 'the reihin-,
tion adopted.
Mr. "Nathan offered a resolution authorising
the City Sollititor to appear on behalf of the City,
• and protest against the confirmation of certain
surveys of the grades of
,oertain atreetr, made by
the Board. of SarvisYs'• against the wishes of
councils.
rldr.Nathansaaid that the surreys had liee - n'mada
for,alvalteration of_the Irades. of some of."the
Streetii;:which ',rare ~,eromed by the Germantown
reißreed; and -it ' would,. therefore, be necessary to
'build bridges. .1• •
The resolution was adopted.
Mr. Williams offered a resolution; autliorisiag
the Commissioners - .of Highways to MARY the
owners of property on certain streets iii the upper
part of the pity, that said streets willhe opened in
throe meatier for use. Adopted, ' •
Mr. - Merits offered the following "
Whereas, It is believed that 'many owners' Of
real estate mightprolitably and would cheerfully ,
afford employment to the industrious and mitering
laborers during the ensuing winter by the' exten
sion CY Public improvementa, and that much of the
Publie.workrequired of the city might in theratme
manner be prosecuted in the *inter, with . economy
and advantage therefore,,:, . •
Resolved, That .the Committee on Highways,
be instrneted to - inquire and report at the next
stated meeting of Councils what work can be done
with's:Armitage during the in that depart
meat, and whether ,any additional. legislitlect is
necessary to enable` and inducethe, Owners of. pro:
party termen t grado, and pave new or unimproved
streets.
The risolutlevaerere adopted, ';•
Mr: Habodeldlneatmted a ohd,m agaisuitjhe'elly
for carriage -hire forlast year. '' . • ', :-
The following ordinances from COM** fitoteeil
were cohourrod his „
Resolutions disohargint the committee rustsofs
and Fire Departs:sent from the further:, tensiders•
tion of the petitions of certain fire companies.
The ordinance autheriiincthe Chief Eng.their of
the Fire Department, - tai tosirs* a warrant for, *250
in favor of Edward If.' tirayton, five tariatlal
service as assistant englueerpf,staam, Ere, engine
"Yours ' America ." „
Resolutions arstliorlaiug the transfer Of • certain
items of aPpropriation in the DepartinenCepiCity,
Commissioners.
' Resolutions authorizing the .tionsfer of oiitain
items in the appropriation to the Guardians - otitis
Poor for 1857, - -Which had ,been' Tensed liy,thrs
Mayor;' were lost by a Vete of q yeakto 7 nays--
not two-thirds; " . -
ReiolutiOns enjoining upon th e Beads of 'll!part
:Midi a exercise the most rigid economy,; in the
further expenses of the city. and ;sailing- upon the
oltisens at large to aid us in our efforts to sustain
the orodit of the pity, dm., notwithstanding the
veto of MayorVaux, -
The vote upon this resolutionjwas yeas to 2
The,President decided that :the resolution wBs
Not, as two-thirds of tho:wholo nuriber of:Meni
bent had 'not voted in the atErmaTive." BeVeril
members protested against the deoision„saying
that fifteen was a quorum, to transited 'buitness,
and took„ the ground that two-thirds of- that num-
bar was nljneressaryt ; . ; -
Mr..ffuyler. appealed:from- the deeision- of.'thif
Mr. Bradford moved to postpone the oonaidera- -
tion of the appeal until - AO, afternoon.
Mr. McCoy mewed to amend, to postpone until
neat Tbureday. ' ,
Mr. Kline thought that salon should be talon
immediately,on the appeal, according to the rules.
The President, said it his decision had beef/ a
question of order, Mr. Kline would have been' nor-
root, bet as his decision was under.'the Consent's
tion act, he thought there would by no rosScie why;
it could not beyostporied. , „
Mr,.. Foster, nu, order to get rid of the question, +
moved - -
- At the. suggestion of several members, - Mr. P.
withdrew the motion.
Mr .Onyler , renewed •the motion, which was
agreed to.- 'Adjourned. ' • - .
cauxolg COUNCIL
. Thie body met yeatordaY inoon; at bolt past
two,o'olook. r c
The roll was callediwhen the following gentle
men antwered to their names: -
Messrs. Alexeriderfeanold;Aniitio,Paird, Barn
well, Baesitt, Autober,
()oilmen, Cooper, Brayton; F,nniknor, Vitier,Yry,
'CleinV - Gelater, Ginnodo;„Backer, Igo
ranger, Jones, Kine., - .Kerr,__,King, , Lewis, Mang,
Making, Washer, Mello,trilloye A r-.4MOLeen, Mo•
Fadden, Malachi, Montanus, Palethorp,'
Parker; Perkinsi- itidgWay, ' Shooh; BitOsOniel,
Stevenson, Taylor, Thompson, J.; Thonlpson, 0.,
Tuder, Vase>, Warnock, Watennan, Wildeh
Williams, Wilmer, Wright, C. S., Miller, John,
(President.)'
Mr. Campbell, the mayor's clerk, submitted a
message from that functionary, calling attention to
the petition of the workingmen - of the Seventeenth
ward. • - ,
Mr. Parker moved that 'they -take a_reaees for
the purpose of attendhig the funeral of the late
Mr. Kauffman,:whloh - wae agreed to. ,
Mr. Backer moved That they adjournto meet to
day, at three o'clock, which was agreed t 0..-
FORCE DEIFIONSTRATEON IN NEW YORE,
ineord oi ,, lrotaplanorlonara Dlmldtib
—A
Real Case •ipt flitaisatfoa—lrtsh laborers
Gone to the Central: Park to lasoit tor Worg—
comptroller .IPla'at to Aditinaen,the Path' Coin.
ndoot
At 4 o'nloOk this A. ht.' only, throe or lour boa
dred peroons c sveri on TeinpkliieFAtiara; and by ld
o'olock the nOmbor had only run np to about a
thousand / molt Of whom:were Garnaltrot; witch more
reepeotable-loOking than the crowd tOresinet4i.Y.
The Irlsbnien bad 'generally gone up to the new
Central Park, Sixty-ninth Street, Wring under
stood that they were - to have 'work there to-day.
It wee statettthat- Comptroller Mau had agieed
to advance a theneand'dollara .4 day for.l.4lity
days to•the rath„Coptutissioners, whereby they
would be, ;able to employ abOuatwe thousand men
a day; - at fifty cants per day, for half a day's
, ,
At half past ten o'olook another party of the
Mackereliville rowdleagot togethea3n. "4"' s iel
and began tdinish int - shrive pootdo, and ;to make
110M0 disturbance; last Choy were tinsiteoess r y ,
°rooting any , real -saidf a ment,, %Were we but
three polkiemin ifiaiggt,,but 'there wet - known to
be at:the station-boase a stsfacient number to main
tain order in the soars. •-,
The brow& congregated, in' groups, talking over
theAroubles the:44lolnd spebolatinr upon
what they.shoulkdo', , ,..• great:d ea l was mid about
thiSitiltitnittilithaVseahertitien i tdayor ,
w ' Wood,' and
en utter want of oentl,detioe *ow ozianced to
anything they Wonikaet front the Waj or . To
day, tlke reatsseFloaela begewto speak at him, his
niestelrei, hd his recommendations," hat : great
•.'hnusbugs,”—from the pnrsuies of *Wahl's:to yeah;
goatwouid come to labor than from the pursuit:of
alackAP-Lantern. , .;•
Chic peraca r tetAuf ;giv: Mayor Woed
And deceind, Worl4litodieWithittle - „
Aelihir—Baii :liettet •so op hie home in
Bloomingdale, „lidir *dither .nee, ) and 'gee
what he has got therc - - - .-It lon talie ti4t , ,,7014:3411,
be core and get' eoloithtite dirk
0the..p00,,tr0m..,11.0.4 4 popes : , not topq
esry.tdreport: - - - I
- ;AN6THER MAD, 04811.—AMOIIiphe .oroVriift.
sinerrehoot 45, letirs_,.
,ter- * . yfri eV Willa
a.ifding4n..)2l , ooond riffenno,;-, neityridity4gurt '
itrectiorke ehited thitheltharPrtik-Aliwilli44d
tnited :fog fonn:Wo4lol4sY• 4 40 0 116 0fen*Likit;
sioining, and *Add ;millers( hillf , AeW
not ;.,11%,11,,i4tikefik; hnidlard; biker, .
( 1 4K: ;I'o,o b woe-Vint wtex
in,hiftioniweiltioriz - ind want , 0fj000,1144 4 ,13i
enattit 40ehle atitophitihrreould- net
atilt° bo4l , 44c*Oridwg *Ott What little -h `h
givellokiro , ar. - >:; ,
HS "W ilda ilip_iviiitiirday {'Wednesday)
' 4l l ol tirthrijitti-0f. 6 P# 1 ,4 14 ,114 1 11
• „.t,LIPL i 4 "?,
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toeat.befweenthem,-and tha4.tLis morning his
landlord's wife (lame tup to see' them, and gave
them - aloof - of bread and two shillings. When ho
Went to pay hie last, dollar for rent, his landlord
refused to take it, but made him buy in „pair of
boots and come groceries with it.
He did not know what to do for work ; be wait
willing to work t but nobody would employ
and he thought he would come down to• Tompkins
Square and see if there was any chance to got
work on the Central Park.
•The last fifty cents be bad, be gave Woman who
keeps an intelligence office in Broadway,and who
promised to obtain work for him the next day. lie
nild'beett to the intelligence office every day since,
and as yet no work had been given him. He was
requested to call on. Marshal Stevens and lay his
sue before him, and no doubt be would get his
money back.
STONES FOR BRE AD.---An old man, holding a lit
tie boy by the band, came into the gquare. bite
appearance was the very &tore of distress. He
seemed to be in groat trouble,, and his little boy
was stroking a stone he bad rooked up. The old
man asked if he could see the committee, as be
wanted assistance from them. Being told that the
committee could do nothing for him, he replied that
he was informed that they could, and had been re
quested to come down here to-day and they would
give him foed.
He further stated that two men called at the
place where'he lived, and requested every person,
;nen and women„ in the house who might bo in
want, to turn out in the squa re to-day, *hen re
lief ahtadd be given, as there were to be severe
irbierY stores opened for them, add all the hungry
could have as much food as they wanted. Several
of tbe bystanderataughed*when they heard this; 1
and told the old man he had been fooled.
Two or throe gentlemen, however, combined to
gether, gave him the sum of fifty cents, and then
told h im to go home.' The old man seemed greatly
pleased, and exclaimed 'as he wont off—" Oh if
could only get that much every day, how hard I
would work for it ; how happy I would be !"
Manila RANK REAPPEARIL—About 11 o'clock,
Madame Rank made her appearance on the
ground, and 'was instantly surrounded by the
crowd.. She conversed with the people some
length of time, during which she stated that she
did not oome.down for the purpose of making a
speech, but to see if she could beef any assistance
in procuring them food and work. While she was
engaged in talking to a large crowd, several at.
tempts Were. Made by the rowdies to push the
crowd over, and upbet her, but they were finally
compelled to stop, And a meeting was then called
on the embankment Of the fountain.--07: Y. Ex
press of last evening.
,
SHOP • usual at thliseasen of the
pier, the annoyance of this • kind'or petty thieving is
beginning to be ailnenit'daily occurrence:' It lea feet
that we have noticed ter years put, that this villainous
game is inlfeenily practised more from about the first of
November until after New Year's, than at any other
season of the year. Thole are probably two reasons to;
this first, Ufa the Season in which our retail merchants
(upon Which clime thee° depredations are mostly prac
tised) are generellyoery busy withonstomers, mid make
profuse and , very tempting displays of their goods in
side, and not unfrequently on the street i and, in the
second place, it is the season in which those who are
habitually la want feel more keenly the necessity of mak
ing provision for their bodily needs.
The history of shoplifting has, however, unfolded the
fact 'that it is by no means, in all cases, the prompt
ing' of necessity that impels those who practice it, as
oases have been brought to our notice whore shops for
retailing goods were carried on, of which the stock in
trade copshited wholly of tbe booty that was thus ac
cumiilated feme day' to day by those prowling sharks.
The present feeling, and which
,has already been too
much augmented by certain rinwlse demonstrations, will
most likely • increase the difficulty this Ammon, Inas
much as necessity, with some periwigs, will be made the
scapegoat ter every conceivable vielatieh of right.
Another reason, probably, why the season already
designated is morn noted for this speedos of thieving Is,
that coorweather Is a -very reasonable plea for wearing
large shawls and capacious cloaks, and these articles of
dregs ere indispensable shields for those whO refry on
this pilfering art:. The' hate& will, of coarse, pardon
this imputation upou the shay— shawl-wearing sex we
Were about to say, but that nowla-days would form no
distinction. They will beav'ila witness, however, as
their shopping experlimee furnished the very best crite
rion, that women wearing monstrous big shawls, in
moderately cold weather, with a large basket usually
on their arm beneath it, and wiM push into every Wong,
price every article they can lay their hands on, and
never buy anything, are generally persons that need
watching.
Of the several cases or shoplifting brought to our
knowledge recently, two out of three were effected on
goods displayed on the street, - a
habit, by the way, too
keitorally pootJced by our merchants, as the disadysn
tages to stocks so displayed in the course of a year is
very considerable. ,The damage and loss arising from
tholaprisotice of exposing goods „to the injurious effects
'a the dist, the vreathet, and the temptation of street
thieves, might be univeriiallrkvSided, if bat all would
Strata% its dintintinusiesi,
" VEEN DUTCHMAN' Mnirrit • •DUTOVIIAY, &C.—
Oar attention has rieently boon called to an inneen
racy in the seadqing of this euphonious couplet, by
seeing• coirection alluded to in the public prints!, of
the ofbquate4 passage,
"When Greek ;Rests Greet then comes the tug of wet."
From . ,seixturits, thii 'rendering is monstrous nits
represeniitlonr of the, (original text, which critics say
ghoul.; :sad,
"When'Greet jp4sed - preek then leas the tog.. of
ige." , •
, •
The inotathan at the head of this "item"—"When
Dutchman meets Dutchman then comei dor lager beer,"
it may be Important also to inform the . Peddle 'does
greatlifizitlee,to its author—either Christy or Sanford,
or some of,ileate Ima-distingaished: oolapeers, and that,
acaordiniad the atrlet titter of thabreginal, the quota
tion in lineation shotildim Aendered,
"Inenlont.etigeeniMet Dutchman,
' Doan tomeadeildeier - Beall"
alsteilnas andAterizzjamanala,generally wilt-Arse
'l' 'Alen thenariation
, " 4 /10710110 THAN Vircians.”—Occups.-
tion keeps the coal in constant health', ;tile idleness
corrupts and rusts tbe mind ; hence we see it recorded
that, rather than dlsehsrge *single workman, the vest
clothing house of Clifton, Albright; & Co., in Jayne's
Hell," Nu.'&27 "Chestnut street. will continue to sell
tittle beautifal assortment of ready mode. clothing, of
the finest fabrics and latest styles, at 'cost price. Lot
every one who desires a superb argil° at a nominal
cost, call on them at epee.
, • PRILADZVPRIA BOARD Olt
TDB.
EDWARD A. boons, .
Wennas X. BASIN, • ' 00X111111111 . 10 TEE Mown
NolFoollll B. Titoieso;
sAILINfi - oF: THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
= • ,PROM THE UNITED STATES.
ovisixOs /Dell 101/• DAT
Arno ....... ....Now York Noire ' Novl4
Ericsson - ' New, York Bremen Nov 14
thoutila. Boston, /se. Liverpool Nov Di
Arabia • New York Liverpool Nov 25
Glasgow Now York Glasgow Noi2s
Ariel .... New York Soutbsidpton, Iso..Nov 28
, „•
PROM EUROPE..
/ROIL sob DAT
Arabia Liverpool New York Oct 31
Glasgow... Glasgow New York Oct 31
Hammon% Hamburg. New York Noi 1
oof Washington. Liverpool New York Nov 4
Ariel - Southampton New York. Nov 6
Niagara ..... ....Liverpool Boston Nov T
Atlantic ... • .. ~.Liverpool New York ...... ....NO. 11
' Vanderbilt... Southampton New York Nov 14
Kangaroo Liverpool New York ....Nov 18
New Volt: - Giugow New York Nov 18
Patton ' ' Havre New York ..Nov 18
Anglo Saton.....Liverpool Portland, Ac Nov 26
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MOVEMENTS OP UAVANA STEAMERS
. .
PHILATIBLIMIA—From New York 2d, arriving at Na
rant 6tli, and New Orleans llth. Prom New Orleans
20th IfavanaTdd, arriving,at New York 28th. •
tanattlint Oin—FrotnNew York 7th of each month,
arriving at Havanalath, and Mobile 14th. Prom Ho
bile 224, Havana 24th, arriving at New York 28th.
Oanavraa—Prom New York nth, arriving st Havana
17th. and New Orleans 18th. Prom New Orfeaus 27th,
Havana 2011 t, arriving at New Yorkikt.
VAlPiss Cirr —Nront New York 17th, arriving at lie-
Tina 234, and New Orleans 26th. From New Orleans
6th, Ifivana Bth, arriving at New York 13th
Havana
WARRIOR—Prom New York 27th, arriving at
Havana Ist and New Orleans 3d. Prom New Orleans
12th, Amin& 14th, due at New York 18th.
/Wiw—From Charleston 10th and 4th, due at Ha
vana 234 and 7th, Prom Havana 10th and 26th, due at
Newyork 10th and Met.
The California mail steamers sail from New York on
the 6th and 20th of earth month.
Marin llnteingente.
PORT O,lr PHILADELPHIA, Nor. 13, 1867.
81gli
HIGH WATIII.
...1 4-613 N EHTB 4 tO
li 20
r
Altai% ED
Bten/111p Delaware, Copes 17 hours from Now York ,
Till CVO MS], with m d se an d pOII6OOgO/B to Jae
Aflder
diee: Reports hawing puma between Bombay Rook
and Cheater about 14 echos upward bound.
Schr S bf Shnddick, Williams. b dayi from Middle
town, 006 p, with Atone to Thom Mansfield.
fichr Isobel, Clark, 4 daya from Oosbea, NY, in bal.
motto L Audenreld & 00.
Solar Casper Heft, Shoe, 4 days from Hartford, In bal
last to L Audenrekl &
Bohr L Andante:4i, Miller, G days from East Green
wich, In ballot to Bancroft, Lewis & Co.
Bohr John Rogers Elliott, G days from D Greenwich,
in ballast to Noble, Hammett dr. Caldwell.
130 hr 'Wm A Hammett, Somers, 4 days from Provl.
deuce, in ballast to Illakiston, Cox do Co.
Bohr J it Stonebeck, Risley, 4 days from Newburg, N
T, in ballast to Bancroft, Lewis do Co.
Behr Excelsior, Riley, 4 days from Newburg, NY, in
ballast to Noble; Hammett dp Caldwell,
Bohr Sarah Lonisa, Cruse„ .2 days from Maurice River,
NJ, in ballast to L &Mermaid dc CO,
Bahr John Compton, Sharp, 2 days fro Maurine
RiverlN/rbyhellatt
Bohr John Lancaster, Stiles, 2 days from Cape May,
in ballast to Tyler, Stone do Co. -
Schr John Jona', Stephanie:m.o. day frow,Wilminglon,
Del, in ballast to Noble, Hammett & Caldwell.
Bohr Caroline Hall,
Collin'. S days from New Yoik,
with mdse to Crowell & Collins.
Bohr D J Birch, 3 days from Didion biter, with corn
to Bewley, Wilson dc Co.
Bohr J W Hall, liollinpworth_, 1 day from Little
Creek, Del, with corn to Bewley, Wilson &0 0.
Bohr Vanden*, Coopei, 1 day from Smyrna, Del, with
oote to Bewley, Wilson & Co.
;Sloop Pro Ward, Till, 1 day from Smyrtur, Del, with
wheat to Jae Barrett /F. Bon.
Steamer Thomas Jefferson, Beltellinger, 6 'more from
Delaware City, haring in tow 4 tidewatef canal ,bosts,
laden With Sour, grain, coal iron, lumber, &c. Towed
ther,ete 9 others, and to, lans de Grace;loaded with
Hiles Tor thiinterier.
..
, OLNABS.D. .
Steamship De lame; Ordhai,'l4 York, 3.
Miderdiee.
BarqueOluia N Lex, Almeida, Port an Prince, Thea
Wattison /a SOIL
Brig Geo Whitney, Baker, Barbadoed sad Trinidad,
Outerbridge, IliarTel &Om ' .
Behr Oisiter Hat, Shoo, Black Bock, L Auderireid & Co
Bohr lootoolgirk, .do do
Oche Sarah Isis, Crider', Danversport, d'o
, Bahr WWI luso, Weaver, Now York, Bancroft,
Lerkii & Po.
Bohr 3 g Btooeboolr, Risley, Norfolk, do
:Behr 1, Andenreld, Miller, Boston, , do
'-' Mt Jo W hlltogers,,Billott, Providence, do
mmcinntf, Somers, Boston, Blakiston, Cos
ikthi,J '
~.. .. ~ ~. ~ • , ,
le- ,itt—latna Ooniiitin; Phari, Mfiford, ,W,ll Johns.
Bear' iloolilor, Riley Waihington, Noble, Hammitt
& Valitirsir, , "
- Behr bliniones
Stevenson Richmond, do
Selt'lotibLanaster, etitee,Ptov la once, Tyler,St
° e
Str It "Ifni ob,
fitit uid , ~ ~, IPoole, Baltimore ~A Oroyes, Jr.
4 Ntolf,vloooo, N York, W M Baird fr. 170,
1 :1orioopc;rol4gios ottlis 1%44 phits Ilzohonto , )
OAPS'XIILAND Wow. 12, 660 YM.
9F
A ship, supposed be be rile We:o:mow*, from I,rieTr
pool, *int to this mosnitut,wod A lupe, with serest
wvi. and Witt, during . thb after:men. .WM 4
With indioattous or *Mono.
ko l •, 4 TIIOII, itlgtal,
14. )
prr 13110R/PU.f
oporroopoO(leope of The Prees,)
NEW Yone, Nov 12.
_Arrived, Alps Independence, from Liverpool; Yoriek,
from do; Pomona, from do; barque Orme, from Leg
horn; brig Vernon, from Aux Cayes.
lloaroir, Nov. 12.
Arrived, ehips Lady Blowington, from Calcutta, and
Meridian, from Liverpool.
d
((lorrespond.ence of LEWES I . the Phiad Del.. elphia E .
xch a / 3 nge.)
Nov A M.
The steamer Engineer apd three ochre are tfr.) ottly
vessels in afro roadstead. A large feet went on , yea's..
day. The weather is cool, add wind quite fresh (tom NW.
Yours, &a, Wid. M. 1110Kafill.
EIEMOBANDA
Steamship City of Richmond, Mitchell, for Philadel
phia, sailed thorn Richmond 11th inst.
Steamship Philadelphia, Boggs, for Havana and New
York, cleared at New Orleans 4th inst.
Steamship City of Baltimore, Leitch, for Liverpool,
with 276 passengers, wiled from New York yesterday.
Steamship Cahawba, Bullock, for Havana dad New
Orleans, cleared at lima York yesterday.
Ship Rate Howe, Prim% from Manilla, June 10, sr
lived at Boston lltli lost,
Ships Hindostan and Montome; from Calcutta
for Boston, paned Highland Light g 11t h Met, A ..11
Ship Aetrea, from Calcutta for Boston, passed High
land Light 53( P M 11th inst.
Ship Web Foot, Hedge, for San Francisco, cleared at
New York yesterday. st
Ship Samuel Appleton, Doane, from Chinche Islanda,
arrived at Norfolk 10th
Ship Alice Thorndike, Spaulding, for Calcutta, sailed
from Buenos Ayres Bent 12.
Ship Oracle, Would, (pefore reported In Hampton Roads
as the Oriental) from Ohincha Islands, *as at Norfolk
10th inst. wainng orders.
Barque Meaco, Gorham, from Rio de Janeiro, arrived
at Now Orleans sth inst.
Barque Ernestine Giddings, Rose, for Philadelphia,
mailed from Beaton 11th inst. . • .
Barque Cordelia, (probably Inching) from Port au
Prince, reported for thiff port. in charge of the Bret pH.
car, was at Inagua on the 25th ult, after losing three
clerk by fever Warden Port au Prince 04 that place.
The captain and mate were on shore at Inagtia sick,
Another account says the (lantana is bound for N York.
Brig Ganges, Jones, from Wilmington, NO, for Buenos
Ayres, having repaired at Portland, cleared 10th inst.
for destination.
Behr Nebraska, of Nate Jersey hence for Washington,
DC, with , coal, struck on Hog Island at midnight 10th
Cast, and S
sunk in the Shoe, (Chesapeake.) Crew med.
Behr M. 'Vassar '
Jr, Cram for Philadelphia, Bailed
from New Bedford 11t h inst.
Bahr 2 A Paine, Sadler hence at Eastport 4th lust,
J
and sailed same day for St John, NB.
Schr John Shaw, Wallace, cleared at Boston 11th Mat.
for Pblladelphis. '
Sehr Yankee Boy, Bieley, hence at Hartford 10th inst.
Behr Hero, Terry, hence, and Geo W Krebs, Emerson,
froarJersey City, at Baltimore 11th inst.
Steamer Fanner, Dennis, hence, arrived at Baltimore
yesterday. •
NOTIOS TO ?4ARINJOIB
A letter from Capt Mph, of e'en. ; T Hlli, 9r Trovi
deuce, states that the buoy marking 8t Auguatilie Via
Ma) Bar boa become 'misplaced, and on the 4th met.
lied drifted about half a mile from its true position. In
its present situation it to well calculated to mislead
masters of Tensest bound into 8t Augustine.
• SPOKNN.
Nov 2, lat 38 30, long 67 Within .I.lexmonla, from N
York for Glasgow.
Nov 38, lat 41 40, long 57 38, ship Lion, steering E.
MARINI{ BIIBOELLANY
Captain Knebol of• the barque Gerhard, at New Or
leans, reports having seen on the 226 ult, in lat 20, long
08, h vessel of about $OO or 900 tons, bottom op, with
painted bottom, and was apparently a new vessel.
Ship Nebraska, Bwatey, from New York for Calves
ton, abbot lath ult, boa been lost on Galveston Bar.
She, was an A 2 vessel of 550 tone register, built at
Portsmouth, Nll, in 1844, owned by Henning*, Muller
do Gosling, of New 'York, valued at 525,000, and tenured
in New Ybrk. She was in ballast.
lir ship Kossuth, from New York, woo not below New
Orleans Slat nit, as erroneously reported, but lost, as at
first stated. Her captain, (Dawson) who was at Nassau,
NP, 22d nit,' in a letter tolls owners in' N York, nye:
"it was only four and a half days from the time of the
pilot leaving me until I struck. lam very doubtful
that the mate and five of the seamen are drowned, as
they took the boat, with my consent, to go to the Great
Bahama leer assistance, and it is now (224 ply fourteen
days elate, and no account of them. The crew and pas
sengers were all saved, the boat's crew excepted. I
stayed by the wreck four days, until I was obligal to
leave ferment of provisions, as we had only time to
save a little bread and water. Part of the mile, rigging,
4e. have been saved, and will be sold on the 20th."
The wreckers in the case of the ship Forest State,
from Portland for Havana; lost on the Moselle Shoal
25th ult, have been decreed a mirage of 50 per cent. on
material' saved, and 00 per cent. on cargo. The wreck
dilater was awarded £5.
Bohr Mary 13 Knapp, before reported put into Naha
mss leaky, was sold, with foremast standing, for $5O,
and has been fitted up and taken to Nissan.
The etestaship Adriatic, of the Collins line, is to go
down the New York bay to-day on a trial trip,
'LOBE or rxa NIMASIC/ /ND J. W. Fees's—Galves
ton, Via Now Orleans, Nov 9—The ships Nebraska and
J W Fannin, of and from New York, went ashore on the
North Breaker Nov 7; tioth ships bliged. The Nebraska
cut away fore and main masts, sad Is full of water, and
sanded to main deck. The J W Fannin cut away fore
mast, and hp six feet water in her held.
Loss or TEC Bowsaw.—Copt Meyer of Ham ship Gu
tenberg, at New York yesterday from Hamburg, repOrts
that on Nov 4th, tat 42 20 lon 0130, fell in with ship
Iloissidji, of NNewburyport,t t , Capt Balch, on tire; took
from them the captain and crew, 17 in all, and brought
them to this port. Capt II states that he sailed from
Boston, Oct 30th, with a cargo of cotton, oil cake, Jr.c.,
bound to Liverpool, and en the 3.1 hint., in lit 4260, lon
01 40 , was struck try lightning, which set the ship on
fire in
tho lower hold. Capt B and crew made every
effort to'extinguielt it. but finding it gaining en rapidly,
they were compelled to leave the ship at gm A M. whoa
they were received on board the Gptenberg. At 0 A ti,
the ship, being burnt to the watar'e edge, mink. Thu
captain spoceeded in saving all his papers. The ship
and cargo were ininited in Heaton offices to the value of
$142,000.
DOMESTIC POETS
NEW YORK, Nov 12—Arrived, ships (Hamb) G ute.n.
berg, Negro, Hamburg Oct 1; New World, Knight, Liv
erpool Oct 7, with mdse ; E Wilder Parley, Nichols,
Sunderland; with
G W Horton, Ulmer, Alicante,
(Spain) ; Light Brigade, Crowell, from Remedios ; Br
tithe Marla, Mudge, Missalonghl ; stearnsblp Jackson,
Baker, Baltimore. OPd, ships Consignment, Paring.
ton, Liverpool ; B S Lane, Coulidard, Liverpool; brigs
Princeton. Allen, Montegovey ; Conquest Rasmussen,
Seville; Joins Sabine, at Johns, B NB; Helen,
Henderson, Wilmington ; Ben F i sher, Wilmington ; Y
Nickerson Gooding, Franklin ; Propeller Western
Port, Savannah.
MAD, cleared, ship Rmaraid•lsle, Oormlib, Liverpool;
brig Borah Nogg, Rumbell, Saguia.
BOSTON„Nov,II.—Arr Ship Kate Howe, (of Baton,)
Manila, tune 19. Ship Seaman', Bride, Wyman, Cadiz.
Br barque Halifax, Laybold, Haltfsa Bch Peerless,
Adams. Gonalves, 29th ult. Cld Mill. Malabar, Kins
man, New Orleans.. Brigs Montrose, Simmons. and
Lydia Stover, Ribber, Portland. Sabre A F 'Howe,
Sawyer, Cienfuegos ; 'Frederick Lawrence, Themes
Quinn, St Johne, - N F. Also cid brig Laurette, Merrill,
Portland. Behr Sarah Burton, Cornish, Aux Cayes.
Bid ship Little Drew; barque Annie Kimball; brig E A
Lend.
HOLMES' HOLE, Nor, 11.—Arr Mesmer Piedmont,
West, New York for Portland; brigs Vermont, Elliott,
Wilmington, N C, for Boston; P R Curtis, Maley, New
York for PortlandToken,Dodge, Providence for Bangor;
St Pierre, MaCobb, Hartford. for do; Kidder dr Co,
Fletcher, New York for do.
Sailed—brigs Robert Wing; Meryl Thompson; Rolm
-110n; W II Parks; 'Enterprise (Dr) ; nitre Goo Byron;
Caroline; Maine Law; Eva; John B Austin; W G Auden
rind; A Cordery Bilen Bush, Silver Magnet; John S
Shriven Peru; Black Diamond; Bunt; Gleamy; Mtge
retta; Dodworth; C L Vandervoort; Mayflower; St Ste
phen; Judgo Tenney,
In port—brigs Eliza Ann; Vermont; P B Curtis; To
ken; schrs W P Phillips; Lucy Blake; C 11 Hate; Bosh
:ix; Situ Wright ; • St Pierre, and Kidder ,k Co.
lIIGHLAN I/ Nor, 11, 030 A M.—Passing in,
ship Champlain, New Orleans for Boston.
10A M.—Passing in, a ship unknown, with Howes'
rig, painted black, showing a rod burgeo, with a double
name,
11.—Paasing,in, barque Benjamin Burgess, from
Remedios for Boston.
630 P M.—Pasting out, U 8 cutter Morris, and a new
ship unknown.
Ships T illontgotnezy bears NNE 16 milts; Hindustan,
'
NE lb•miles• Mire/1, N 12 miles; Champlain, 17 miles
N; bkeque DBurgens, 10 miles Nsr. Wind NW, mode.
rate.
NEW BEDFORD.—Arr Ilth, sloop A Oandeld, Mal
den, Now York. Sailed, barque Alexis's, Baxter, Nor
folk Not previously); Far E J blunsell, Look, Savan
nah via Sippecap.
OLD POINT, Nov. 11.—The following vessels have
gone to sea : On the 10th, ship Zepbyr, King, from
Alexandria for New firleans;• schratorer, Br. Johnson,
from Baltimore for Nassau, Nl'; ship Isabella, Drew,
from Alexandria for Charleston; barques Stella. Brent,
Wolf, from Baltimore for Akyab; Narrpuslaskt, Carr, for
Aspinwall; brig Atlantic, Br, Sima, from Baltimore for
Nassau, N - P. The Br barque Mogul, McFaaden, from
Baltimore for Liverpool, during a heavy N E blow, loot
an anchor on the Horse Shoe. Br brig Queen Esther,
Merriman, bins Baltimore for Parreboro, NB, Went into
Hampton Roads today
SAVANNAH, Nov. T.—Arrived, ultra Gen. Hersey,
Sprague; Frances Newton, Henderson, Rockport, Me;
Mary Ann Susan, Mere, Ellothers• ' Ocean Herald, Tat
tered, Bristol. Cld, brig It 1.1 Charlton, Lightbdinme,
Havana:. ,
MOBILE Nov. IL—Arrived, ships Ryerson, Farber;
Pyramid. Henderson, Now York; Calista 'Lewes, Hawes,
Liverpool, Athens, Briard,
y eusacela; Routh Carolina,
Goodwin, Ilavre; brig Ellen Haden, King, from Oar&
nas. 6th—Arrived, Br ships Grips, O'Piaherty; Bt.
Initial Drone, from Liverpool; barques Angola Brewer,
Ulmer, Jamee 3t Hicks, Guereman,New York, to Front.
Cleared, barques Victorine, Jones , Cork and mkt; 0 0
Fowler, Staples, Havre; ache . Gulf Stream, Godfrey,
vans.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 4th.— Arrived—Steamship
Black Warzior, Smith, Now York; ship B L Gllchrlet,
Howse, Havre; Bremen barque New Orleans, Kohltnan,
Bremen; brig Mary A Stevens, Butler, Havana; 6th,
ships Andover, Berry; genet King, L 11013; Roswell
S p rague, Patton; Junius Erskine, Now York; old.
barque Gerhard, Kriebel, Bremen; barque
Milken, Bremen; brig Woolonghain, Balti
more. Cleared 4th—Steranstilp Atlantic, Smith, Bra.
zee Santiago; ship CordoUa, Bishop. Liverpool; Bre
men ship Hermann, Roblmann, Cork and a market;
chip Assyria, Delano, Livorp,ml; schrs Lizzie Mezick,
Bowe, Pensacola; West Florida, Burns, Pensacola; Doer
Island, Merle. Pensacola; 6th—Ship Danube, Golding,
Genoa; ecbr Conquest, VILMA, Pensacola. Below—
Ship BArnabah Webb, Watts, Liverpool; Brame, ship
Uhland, Labium, Bremen; ships Martha J Ward,
Storer, New York; Joluunneaberg ; Nelson, Havre;
barque Ann, from Tortugas. rowed to sea 27th alt,
ship Champlain and barque William and Jane; 28th alt,
slips Atnelia.and Jas 7itcomt.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL. HOTELS
Up to 12 o'clock Last Night.
GIRARD HOUSE—Obestnut Street, below Ninth.
Oeo M Steinman, Penns B IL Mamma, philadelphia
Jos Charles, SI, Louis D Parkhuret, Marylabd
J Conrtright, Chicago Mrs Bartirtt & son
John S Tyler, Boston A B Patterson, Baltimore
G 121 Neal, Virginid W II Kane, New York
F Stocker, New York Chas Rohlhaff, Now York
P 8 'Hunter, Penns • Warren Stagg, Chicago
T C Williams, Ribliroond, Pa Dr E P Ache, N Carolina
li Y trome Moth Carolina 3 John Timmons
i
Thomas W doran ' T Darbrhigo, Florlda
0 White, Boston Saml U Sloan, St Paul
Isaac Walton, New York Isaac M Walton, New York
8 W Dana, New York Geo II Motile, New York
8 K Handy, Maryland li Hathaway, Flyruouth
Wm Peacock, Now York • 3 S Gilman, Baltimore
Mrs II Abbott, Baltimore Cli Clark &la, Now York
3 lfirntlngton, Washington 3 P Terry, Masmachusets
A II Cotes & la, NY A E Whiton, NY
John Curele N Y 3 P Gilman, Maas
G A Green, Mess (leo N Titus, N 17
Aug Clansmen, Havana "Dr Seely, Cleveland •
G P Hillman, N Y Addison Child, Boston
W H Perron, N Y 8 N Derrldk. Troy, N Y
N Fall, Bath quinsy A Irina', Boehm
JW Seaver, Roston 8A Whitney, cifassboro .
G H Francis, N Y David Wood, Boston
Wlt Belcher do wire, N V 0 B Dibble, Detroit
Mies Dibble, Detroit Maj G T Steadman, OW, 0
A Wilson Jr. oth, 0 W Bostwick, St Paul
3 13 Elmer, Ga Win' Booth & la, N Y
M Mack, Cincinnati 3lt arren, Kto.
Ooo•Logan, N Y • S A Brooke, Olitel nnati
GII Striker, jr, N Y John Webster, Salem '
P Sullivan, Baltimore litre E B Pitts, Bolts
It Platter F Memo A 'Herbert, Va -- ,
0 0 Red, Ye 8 Blake, Jr, & la, Boston
3 Bowman, NY
AMERMAN HOTEL—Olieettint street, above ?Stk.
Saint Johnson, Lancaster F.dir7ohnson, Lancaster
Thos Wel, Baltimore W Whitmore, Washington
GOO Mambo, Harrisburg' C Campbell, ,New York
8 Campbell, New York B Thompson, Baltimore
L B Thompson, New York P J Waterton, Washington
J ILThompion, New York A L Dtretr &
oo
D & NJ Wm T Dttvall, DO
A Jyassitt, Berlin; aid T McDougall, New York
ChM , B oEapinan. N York Capt W NAT I, York
P A Curtis, Newark, Del H C Pratt, Baltimore
J Huston. Jersey City Allen Ng Nevins, Lancaster
J Strickland, Tensest, 11 It Crinkle, Thalami)
Jno O'Donnell, Phil& E B May, Lee, Mug
Wetherbee, Ohio B J Anderson, Berlin
W Wuraback, 'Washington (1 . Gillenbeek, Ohio
W 0 Baker, Wilmington TJ ,
Ingram, d Carotins
0 Dickinson, N Corollas Orolta, rodeo:math
Letre *V, flew York' '
t niS IV% .. - " lpifilt , Ao • 411 1 110,' hOitEMBEtt i 3, 180.
•
MEBOIIANTLP UOTAL--'Fourth at., belay Arab'
W Reed, Blair go, Ps D W Brown, Blair oo,la
Martin Bare, Oln, Ohio Deo 13 Olay, Pottarlila
lion D It Porter, llarrleharto Ou'iefolitlir o q
13
B L Taylor, West Chester Mifflin,
II Denotes, N Bedford, Men - E va
Matthew Tyler, Pa
E M Pollock, Ilarriebetryt "hi Pollock, Herrn
J Frick & Is, Potto4llo B Roberts, Ooli
J Cummings, Pelinegrost , " G 104001, tt'Y
Mtge Malven , Strendatiarg Do abet*, OW, Ohio ,
L 151 11111, Massachusetts A M UM'S, Deadlot,
Use 11 0 Neal, Baltimore
NATIONAL HOTEL-140.164 : itiek , -. 104 . , •,.,
Iva Whitaker lit Utak
_,W teis k s,l# ' l , l x s - ,5 ,,, s
S ,
~,
11,0
Mrs Ashton L I rankford „II Bantam I.:Airg
JAt Seldon, Ye . Jiro, Re , „
Isaac C Esterly: Reading II mando, v wo g .
J W Lash, 10+9411w YP, etifilder, Readial , •
John II Sheibley, Pa James W Pomme s Pee 0
L Swoop, Richmond N M Harris, Totopte, el
Wm Relchel, Allentown Henry /licks, Allentown
Mrs II 0 Mohler, Lancaster D 0 Youngllng, retWWßilr.
.7 It Gearhart, 11l J Bt Forester., Ilk
Id U Melted, Pottsville „ ,4,44 n, linnitley , Poltgllllil.
,
UNION HOTEL—Arsh greet, belowyeniiib.
Tames Blcoan, Pa Oliver Tong, jo
Wm Prance, Pa John 0 idtio n ,d, ts $,
I Todd, oincinnati it A Rhoda, clisielsmati:
W .9 !Rowel, Oirkeineati A 0 Bradford, Otnetanatt
Plt Weitzel, Mauch Chunk A Rue A. la, lipurrieburg ' '
P Worman, Pa .
MADISON HOUSE--Second street, alx;niikArloei.
W L Cannon, Del John Johnson; Del ,
Silas 11 Stout, Del Jae B Anderson, Del
S W Darby, Del D J Marshall, Oftna
J.A Wolfe Del Thosllltooke, Del .'
Thos El Oottlngham, Dal 0 Bawllis Ooverdale
Mrs Satterilold, Mich W B Reyno si
lds, Ohio': '
J Newcomer, Ohlo N Hawkins, NJ
W M Hawkins, N J Wm Itemkton, Itiq;Pbil
J 11 Bohlen, N J Bobt B Depuk, Pa
J W Davis, Balt
BARLEY SllEAF—Second, below Vine street.
M R Smith, Stroudehurg Theo Ilarrel, Doileitowa
A T Duffield, Bucks co, Pa W Mercur, Towsitds, Pa
Jae Townsend, Dude cq J Booie, N J
B Streeter, Attlebororough T H Baffler, N , j
C Arnett, Lamberts, N J B N Varner, Lanc 00, Pa
BLACK BEAR INN—Fifth and Merchant,
NW Eliza Cotrall, Pa Wee Jane DenoMon, Pa
Wm Pricer, Tamaqua Joe Gibbons, Del on, Pa
John W Lawrence, Pa Mne Pennypacker, Pa
J P Steele, Del co, Pa J Blakely, Chester, Pa
Beni Prick, Pa
sTATEs UNlON—Market etreet, above Sixth.
J Gill. Pa J Cochran, Ohio
A. Rockep, Lancaster J W Hunter, pa ,
II Boyd, Ps I Ferguson, Pa
John Reed, Pa H II Griffith & ton, Pa
71 A Martin & da. Ps J 8 Brllllt'i & Is, Pa
W Relchel, Allentown
BALD EAGLE HOTEL—Third 'street, abr,Vallewhlll.
01, Barter, J "aa • dIESEArdar, Reading
WKeeler, Pa Lomb Ohio ,
Aaron Thataber, Pa , Otaaritet
,toa, %Easton
Jacob Buck, Pa &Lehr = • - •
,r
BLACK BEAR HOTEL—Third st,, ehovlOsllowhllh
A Coleroau, Vsehlogton Elko Balder; Weiblogtpri
For Perfumed Breath, Whit... Teeth, .and
Beautiful complexion, use "Balm of /,000 FlaVeri."
For dressipg Ladies , hair, use Woodland Orpilq, a
new Pomadb.” It curie Gentlemen's ltXli 1401004.
W. P. FETIIII , O6 & Co., Frojwietori,.N. Y.
For side by T 11. Peterson, 306 Chestnut; kotual
Simon, Twelfth and Chestnut; A. D.Durand, 718 Chest
nut; T:11 Peters & Co., 716 Cheatuut ; Prams,
Off t Dook•etore, 431 Chestnut; 0. S. Uttbbell, 1410
Chestnut; French, Richards, & Co., Tenth' and• Mir:
het ; A. 11. Taylor, Muth and Walnut; Dr. 111orthsati,
Seventeenth and Chestnut; J. W. filmeli & yoga,
Eighteenth hod Twenty-Second and !Oast; Edward,
Christmann, 702, Chestnut; Thomas Lath:after; corner
Eleventh and Walnut. . 1,424 i
Bank notes of the•
PENNSYLVANIA. BANE
FOR UMBRELLAS, •
BY WM. H. RICHARDSON,
noll•im No. 418 iliacaB 884828
Notes at the Yank of Peneelleatai tikdL at
PAR.
•
CLOTHING ,
AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TOM.
THE ENTIRE BTWOK
OF A WHOLESALE CLOTHING noutia,
Manufactured exprosaly (or Pall S►lee, will new 4 lota
.A.7t
At greatly Reduced Prates, jorCaoh,,','
no7-t7 At Np.INot% PIYTII BLn
S. C. Dowsid, Commission liminess's (ism.
menial paper ,and negotittlons of Wm, Se witator
87., opposite the Rxehaage, Phili4telphte. *43.04m
Cabinet Ware 'sad •
lIPIIOLSTERT; •
624 WALNUT ST,
OPPOSITE INDEPENDENClirlailltiti.
GEO. J. RENtgla,
624 WALNUT Street,
oe22•Sm Late of 178 Chestnut Street
JtiCUM',
JOB PRIN'I'EIt,
MERCHANT STREET.
Checks, Notes, Drafts, DOH Lading, Bill Heads, Oir.
°Wars, Cards, awl all other kinds of Job Printing, at
prices to snit the times.
Seamen's Sachs; Fund— Office 103 Walnut
street, one door west of wood stmt. Ileoeiviss de-
posits In soma of One Dollar and upwards, from all
aliases of community, end allows Wendt at the nta
of five per cant per annum. •
Office open daily, from 9 not° 6 o'clock, and on icon
day and Saturday ant° 9 In the evening. President
Franklin Pell; Tranettrer s Ottarloc K, Marti I ;seta.
two, James B. Prinftst
Bewerie /Oast Gerdirsl.•••Thls turattutble
Coritel Is prepared from a variety of tie west choice and
effielent aromatics known 1n medicine, and is the most
perfect and reliable armlnativo extant, for lamas end
young children. •
By its powerful influence a speedy cull la OW . tad io
all came of allelic, windy pato And spheres. telieieb
and mitigates much oiehildrmes gaoling daring dead•
Non or teething, and by its voottang properties tau
q,ullises pains of the booth, loom:teas, vomiting, Ice.
a‘he Infant Cordial has become a rtandprd remedy,
and has been used In' Thousands of eases with the Meat
abundant %unease. No fatally simulate without it.
Prepared only by Bassi A. Down,
At hie Drug and Chemical Store,
N. E. seiner of litxtli end (trees ate, Plalli4elphli.
T 9 whom ell orders must be &Waded. And for pale
by Druggists generally. an 1&17
Saving Fund—Five Per Cont. Intereet-44
flout Safety Truet Oompany, WALNUT OTYO9I S aonth.
'Wed corner of Tsinn Street, PNILADILTUID. Open
daily till 7 o.clock f and on MONDAY and l'atraanar
Evalcheag till 9 o'clock. Deposits received and pay.
',note male daily. Mute invested in REAL MUNN,
MOIRTOA GINS, GaCeeD RUNTS, and other aratcluaseenri t
ties, u the charter directs. nob
On the 11th instant, at Germantown, 171{1m:111Y
Atkins, OARLETON WRITE, of Cincinnati, Ohio, to
LIZZIE R. DUNN.
On the 10th instant, by Rev. R. Watts, Mr. ROBMItir
CURRAN to Mime NANOY MITOLIELL, both of
Phili
dciphia.
On the 11th itllitent, WILLIAM Mean, aged 37
yearil.
Me male friends are particularly turned to attend hie
funeral, from his late residence, N 0.1832 Spruce street,
this (Friday, afternoon, at 2 &Mock. To proceed to
Laurel Hill.
On Wednesday, 11th instant, SUSAN N. ARMOUR,
In the 724 year of her age
In Baltimore, on the 10th Instant, at the resideuo• of
his Louis P. Brown, JAMES BOYD, In the
76th year of his ago.
In Baltimore, on the 6th instant , of ohrdnio croup,
JOAN ALBERT, aged 2 years, 10 months, and 11 days,
second eon of Israel N. and Parnell,. A. Owings. -
At New Orleane, on the 24 instant, 'PUMAS G.
MARTIN, aged 46 years, a natty. of Washington coun
ty, Pa., and for the last ten years a resident of New
Orleans.
EU' Head Quarters—Second Brigade, Flret
DIVISION, P. Y.
Order No. 8. November 18,1867.
The Brigade will parade on MONDAY.I6th Mat at 10
o'clock A. N. Line to form on Old York Itoad; the
right on Green Area, facing Weal
JOHN D. 'MILES, Brigadier ileneral.
Taos. B. BETTIN, Brigade Major, nl3 2t
[Er Popular Lecture. --Park Benjamin, Esq.,
wilt deliver his celebrated Lecture on "TIIE SPIRIT
OP YANKEE DOODLE ; or, TRUE INDEPENDENCE
—A Poem for these Times and other Times"—on
FRIDAY EVENING next. Mb instant, at 8 o'slock, at
CONCERT BALL, in aid of " The Young Men's Central
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street; W. 0. Stevenson, No. 712 8. Second street; Was,
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and at the door on the evening of the Lectors. noll4t*
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EDITGRIALL
TUN LATE ELECTION IN NNW YORK.
CALIFORNIA'S CONGRESSIONAL CLAIM.
GOVERNOR WALKER.
,CENTRAL AND ROUTE AMERICA. ItIWOLU
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*INOUE IMPORTATIONS.
GOLD PROM OALIWORNIA.
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ANOTHER EUROPEAN MONARCHY
TU RANH OP PENNSYLVANIA.
rItiIOMPTB AND EXAMPLE.
'THE MINNESOTA ELECTION.
.LITERARY CRITICISM.
POETRY.
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isre determlued, fors period of
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at eery
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tomato to one of the moat complete easortments of
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for the period named, at such prices as will Insure their
sale.
CHESTNUT STREET,
noll-ti NEXT TO TILE CUSTOM HOUR'
A UCTION GOODS.
THOS. W. EVANS A; 00
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WILL OPEN Tull MORNING'
A LARGE ASSORThIANT OF
FRENCH GOODB,
Just Delight et the
GREAT AUCTION SALE
ix
NEW YORK.
Amongst them are
n011.3t GREAT BARGAINS•
•
1026
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ELEEET,
BEENTH
WE HAVE MARIKED
HALL TRIMMING to 25 cte. por yard, from 60 de.
TAPESTRY ZEPHYR to 16 eta. per oz from 20 dz.
KNITTING ZEPHYRS to 17 eta. per oz., from 25 eto
SKEIN ZEPHYR to 11 ctn, per oz from «i rte.
SHETLAND WOOL to 10 eta. per oz., (rein 18 cis.
STEEL SPRING SKIRTS to $4.00 each, from $5 50,
WORKED SLIPPERS to $2.00 per pair, from $3.00.
OUR
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ARE ALL REDUCED,
lINOMIDLEBB OP LOSSES,
BELOW THE LOWEST PRICES OF
ANY OP OUR COMPETITORS.
These luauceloente are added to the usual favorable
qualities 61 Our stook, iwitiv4be view to preserve• no.
broken our
lINTIRB LIST OP CUSTOMERS
J. G. MAXWELL & SON,
noll-1w 1040 CHESTNUT STREIET.
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MIX &up, SON, 1110010 eau Hum
Qkquaments
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.-
E. 8. MARSHALL . . . . t ..... . . .. Sole Leueo.
1U OP MR CHARL . EB MATHEWS.
THIS (Friday) EVENING. Nor. 13th, 1857,
The performances will commence with t h e new Comedy,
in 2 acts, entitled
BAOLIELOR 01 ARTS
Harry Jasper 'Mr. Oberlea *Mama
Andrew • V ....Mr. Melange
To be followed by the Farce of
TWENTY MINUTES WITH A TIGER.
Charles !lacewing Mr. Merles Mathew,'
To conclude with the Ism of
TO , OBLIGE BENSON.'
•
PRIONS . Ot ADMISSION:
Balcony, Parquet, isseL'Earquet Circle " IP canto
Family Circle and Amphitheatre 25 1.4
Private Boles SS
Seat.. secured without antra charge.
THOS. DI KEON Treasurer.
Doors open,,f before 7 o'clock i performance will com
mance at 7g.
- ,
ONE NIGHT MORE.
Many perilous being utiableto obtain admittance
the Lecture of
MADAME LOLA MONTEZ,
On BEAUTIFUL WOMEN, it will be repeated at the
IIfUSWAL FUND HALL,
SATURDAY EVENING, November 14.
Tickets, 25 ceuts. Lecture to commence at quarter
to S. 2t*
•
GRAND CONCERT.
MUSICAL FUND 'NALL.
ON FRIDAY EVENING, November ISth.
Second and tact appearance of
AMP, ERAIINIE PREZZOLINI,
In conjunction with
S. THALBEIMa, •
BENNIE YIEUXTEMPS,
MADAM: AMALIA PATTI STRAICOSOII,
HERR KLOTZER.
Under the direction of
M. BTRAHOSINI
FREZZOLINI will sing;-1. Cavatine Linda
SV Chninounix ; 2. Romanza Trovatore ; 3 Valid di
Bravoure ; 4. Duett, Setuiramide, with 3lndamu Btrs
kowch.
Mad. STRAKOSCII will aiug t-1. Dear Mother was
It Right ; 2. Bay Yes, Polity ; and 3, Duett with Mlle
Frersollni.
THALDERG will play-1. Musanielle ; 2. March
Vanebre Chopin ; 3. Yruhlings Lied Mendelsohn ; and
4. The Grand Duetto tfugnenots, for Violin and Plano,
with II Vieuxtempa.
lIENIIIE VIINIXTEMPB wilt may-1. lisdaale
price ; 2. PLowbaudi, and the Duette Huguenota with
Thalberg.
HERR KLOTZER will perform on the Violoncello—
]. reptant, by iteubert ,• 2. 8010 by Riotser.
Admission ONE DOLLAR. No extra charge for re-
Nerved seat.,
The sale of seats commences to-day, at the Mumo
Stores of Lee & Walker, Beck k - Lawton, and E. L.
Walker.
Concert commences at 8. norl2-2t
A MERICAN ACADEMY O,F MUSIC
-M. TUN lan titOtlT . orfAaF pa t uutioSEA ,
BON.• , ,
sArtuumy irevErtztret, N o r. 14th, ]S67,
UpOo which occasion the HEt EPVI of the Stap,ifau
ner,
• MR. P
will take place, as complimentarily tendered to him
by the Lessee, and kindly permitted by
MR. WAIMEA MATHEWS,
who has not only valved his right to the avenue's per
formance, but most, cheerfully and generously volun
teered his aid.
Thle will positively be the Last Appearance 'AUG
DISTINOI 3 / B IIED COMEDIAN.
The Programme, which the beneficiary hopes will
prove worthy of the public patronaga, ta u follows
The Comedietta of
THE MORNING GALL
_ .
Principal characters by Mr. and dIheRICHINOII
A CiA4CERT.
- - •
Artists : MISS ItICIIINGS, MR. FRAZER, MR. P.
ROHR, the celebrated M.ENNEROLIOR, and genthonen
of the MUSICAL UNION of this aity,igho hate kindly
proffered their services.
The popular Cornedlotto of '
TRYING ;T ON.
Mr. tValatnsham Potts Mr. Chas Mathews.
THREE GRAND OVERTURES by the Orohentra
and tho Comedy of •
COURT WM.
• •
David Drown
Lucy Morton.
WALNITI` STREET THEATRE.—Les-
Pee, Mr. E. A. Marshall; Sage Manager, Mr.
John Sefton. Prins.—Dress' Circle and Parquette, 25
cents; Upper Circle,23 cents; Seemed Beats, Blg cents;
Privaptßox and Orchestra Bests,lso cents.
Box Office open from 9 o'clock A. M. to 9 P. M. Doors
open at O) o'clock ; performance to commence at 7,
precisely,
BENEFIT OF 1118. CIIANTRAII.
-••- .
THIS (Friday) EVENING. N0v.13%11.18,57.
bo sated, Ant time in many'yeare, tho Yankee
Drama, entitled the
PEOPLE'S LAWYER.
Solomon Shingle Sir. Ohanireo
To be folfovred by the
GLANCE AT NEW TORE.
Move, the Great Fire Roy • Mr. Chantniu
To conclude with the great are Mlle Item
LINDA, THE CIGAR GIRL;
Or, Mose Among the 'Conspirators.
Linda., W4..10111' Sloan
Mose, the fireman Mr. Chanfrau
NVIIEATLEY's AROH THRATRE.
—SOLE LESSEE W. WHEATLEY.
OLD PRICES RESTORED TO SUIT THE TIMES.
TWENTY.YIVE CENTS TO ALL PARTS OP THE
HOUSE, ' 'adept Orchestra and Private Boles.)
J. M. D . WIIITTON Treaaurer.
THIS (Friday) EVENING. Nor. 18th, 1811,
Will be preseursd the celetopated Play of
THE KING'S RIVAL, •
Or, The Court and the Stage.
Mho Frances Stewart, Mrs. D. P. Bowers,. Nell
Owynno, Mrs E. L. Davelaport ; Centeno of Era.
gauze. Miss Emma Taylor ; Ring Charles 11, Mr. Wm.
Wheatley • Duke of Richmond Mr. R. L. Dromport.
To &include with AoComie Drama, entitlea
TILB &GUM FARMER.
The Golden Farmer, Mr. Dolman ; Jemmy Twitcher,
Mr. J. 8. Clarks ; Blisabeth, Miss Emma Taylor:
13aarvi or Pau:lac—Boxes, 22. cents; Secured Beats,
38; Orchestra Stalls, 60 cameo ; Seats In Private Boxes,
76 cents; Gallery, 13 cents; Gallery for Colored
Persons, 26 cent.; Private Box in Gallery for Colored
Persons; 38 cents.
Box Office open from 10 A. M. until 3P. M. Doors
will open at ex o'clock; performance to commence at
, precisely.
NATIONAL THEATRE, WALNUT ST.,
NEAR EIGUTLE.
The manger takes plasma* in announcing to his old
patrons and the publicgenerally,thit he has succeeded,
at an enormous batter, in effeettog an engagement with
the celebrated end world-renowned ti
BUCKLEY'S SERINADEIL9,
and greet Ethiopian Burlesque
OPERA TROUPE,
(Prom their new Opera Howie, 58b Broadway, N. Y.)
THIS (Friday) EVENING. Nov. 13th.
ETHIOPIAN MINSTELOY AND DANCINb.
MATRIMONIAL BLESSINGS;
Or. The Musicians Rehearsal"
To conclude with the. laughable. burlesque opens, in 3
acts, of
LUORSTIA BORGIA ;
Or, The Black Poi .oner.
Lucretia. Mice Caroline Utffsrt • Goner°, G. Swain°
Buckley ; Orsini, S. Bishop Buckley.
Other characters by members of this celebrated com
pany;
NOTION—In order to bring tliie great entertainment
within the reach of all, the manager would respectfully
announce that the price of admission has been fixed, to
all parts of the house, at TWENTY-I , IYR CENTS
ONLY. Doors open at 7 ; Curtain rises at halr.paat 7
precisely. S. E. lIARRIS,
Sole Lessee and Manager.
SANFORD's OPERA. HOUSE—
ELEVENTII Street, above Chestnut.
ETHIOPIAN PERVORMANCES THIS EVENING.
Ethiopien Life Illnetreted Bantord's Troupe of
Stare—New Dances by the libinford Children.
Doors open et 7 o'clock—to comnience gloater before
eight.
To conclude with
A LAUGHADLE APTERPIECE.
Admittance 25 cent,.
T HO3fEIIPB TARIETIES--
FIFTH and CHESTNUT Streets.
Thome much admired end unriralle4 flymtosstie Per
formers
Mane. ISAGILTON and DUNBAR,
will appear EVERY EVENING this week, In addition
to the EXCELSIOR COMPANY engaged.
The oveuing'n entertainment will be concluded with
A LAUGHABLY, APTERPTEOE,
in which Mr. Magiiton will sustain late great character
of THE MISCHIEVOUS MONKEY, which drew such
immense houses last year at the Circus.
Commencing Mix. Tickets remain at 10 canto!.
I X L is my motto. J. B. TIIOI.IEUP.
norlo44*
Mona
SCULL, CAMBLOS, & CO.,
BANKERS,
No. 39 South Third Street
The highaat premium paid for
AMERICAN GOLD
NEW YORK EXCITIANUE.
Unourrent Funds bought and sold.
Stocks bought and sold on counnlssion only. nolo-2m*
NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE ,
FUNDS,
AiIIERIOAN GOLD,
UNCURREPIL,T MONEY,
LAND WARRANTS,
Bought and sold on most favorablo terms, ►f
It. T. ROSS & CO.,
no9•lw* No. 16 South TUIRD Street
IcELROY' B CLOAK AND SHAW L
Is the talk of all the trulies—Stylea
so superb, and the prices so surprisingly cheap, and the
immense Tortetp, end sit the novelties of the oeo*on.
10 dollar Cloaks reduced to $5 50
9 dollar Cloaks reduced to 4 60
6 dollar Cloake reduced to. 4 00
5 dollar Oloaka reduced to 3 00
10 dollar Long Brocbe reduced to 10 00
9 dollar Square Broche reduced to B 00
11 dollar Chenille Shawls, from auction, at.. 8 50
12 dollar do very rich high cold border 7 00
8 dollar do plain styles 000
Slightly wet Silks 82X, worth 1 e 0
Slightly a et Silks 44c, worth 75
Slightly wet all wool tlerinos 44c, worth 75
Slightly wet Del:tines at IDs, worth 25
Slightly wet Cloths, for ladies' cloaksn, worth 1 50
Slightly wet Undershirts, and at one-half the
regular prices. in endless variety.
Canton Flannels at Sc, worth
Slightly wet Printed Canton Flannels at o.lf ,
worth
Slightly wet Diapers at 6,4( and Sc, worth double
At 1.10111.8.01r2 4
nog-inw/k fr-lw No. 3 South NINTH St.
HEAVY BROWN COTTONS
one Thousand Bales
MEETINGS, SIIIRTINGS, AND DRILLS,
IMMECI
LAWRENCE MANUFACTURINO COSiPANY,
JACKSON COMPArY, (INDIAN HEAD)
AND
NASHUA MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
Of their various widths and styles, whioli aro offer e d fur
sale for drat•claaa paper,.on
SIX MONTHS , CREDIT,
by the Agents of the Comparklog,
MATED •BLADE & CO.,
no4-lat 39 LETITIA STREET.
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS,
AND KNITTING ZEPHYRS.
NEW (100D9 OPENED DAILY,
1. G. MAXIVELL'a, SON.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STORES
1099 OfIESTECT Street, fear doors below Eleventh
./0.1.31 13 5. SECOND St., below Spruce.
FACTORIES —Noe. 93 and 97 GEORGE St.,
Tenth, and SECOND Street, near Union.
Orders twin at a few hours , natio.. ten tmlf
... .
JOIIN B. STRYKER, .li.,
Wholesale Dealer In
4130T10N DAY GOODS.
N 0.12 BANK Street. Philadelphia. oecl.2e3
---
REMOVAL.—P. BRADY 4c CO. HAVE
1111 , removed their Banklog Roues to 125 S THIRD
Street, above book. 012-6t#
FLOORING BOARDS-2a,680 feet Obrol
"4"" )I,III I MintatIOTER
481 112 Oft Water Oft*
ealea bg `.faction
AT THOMAS & SONS,
Na. 189 and 141 SOUTH 1101711TH Bra ENT,
(Potwar/3y Noe. 67 and 89.)
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS ike.
Public Sales at the Philadelphia Exchange sway
Tuesday Everting.
l irr Handbills of each property issued cepirately, to
addition to which we publish on the Batnrihy preeioue
to each sale one thousand catalogues In pamphlet form,
giving full deacriptlons of ell the property to be sold ou
the following -
117' Fulannuck SAW AT THE AUCTION
STONE every Thursday morning.
.14811. TH A 2 PRIVATiI OALE.
1:17" We have% lame amount of Rea Wale let
Tate Sale. luelcullug every desestption of ettraxid
country property. Printed Lilts way be had at the
auction Store.
PRIVATE BALM ItEGITVER.
Er Real Estate entered ou our Privg• Salo Its
gister, are advertised oceasioaally to our Public Bale
ftbstraits, (of which 1,000 copips are printwilraektr,)
free of charge.
BTOCKB, PPM, &e.
On Tuesday,
Noe.l7th, fit o'clock , at the Philadelphia Xxchange,
will beaold, furnished pew, No. 93, Afethodiat Trinity
Church, Eighth street, above Race %tract.
Also. 7 shares in the capital stock of the assorted
Butchers and Dretus of Philadelphia. Par tam.
Also, without reserve, 6 shares Academy of Mule.
PEPTEENTIEI PAIL BAI4-11111 NOP/MIER
Orphans' Court Bale—Eststs of &maul B. Ashruruut,
NEAT RESIDENCE, ELEVENTH STRIST.—Ths
neat modern residence, with beck buildings; Ns. e 4.2
South Eleventh street, below Plus street.
NEAT DWELLINCi, SOCTH YIP= STEBET.
Also, the neat modern dwelling, No. 1118 Swath /MHz
street.
OLD IRREDEEMABLE ORODND RENTS, v,337.50.
Two old lmedeeurable ground ranter, one Idr $9O and
the other of 1150.26 a year ; Meer of tansy ; wand on
property North Routh street, those Franklin avenue.
They Cr. well secured and punctually Aid.
TIMER-STORY BRICK STOKE DWELLING.
Three-story briek odors and dwelling. N. E. corner
Eighth and Federal streets. 11,000 ney remain on
mortgage.
TIIREE-DrORY BRICK DWELLING.
Sheet...tory brick dwelling B. E. comer of Poplar
street and Corintkian •reone.
REAL'ESTATE SALE—DEORSIBER Ist.
Administrators' Bale—Estate of Rickard Paxson, Dee'd,
formerly of Dr. BAlyre.
ELEGANT COUNTRY BEAT AND FAR, "
SIXTEEN MILES FROM MA.Rflet BTILY,II, •
TURES FROM BRIBT O L. -ot
Our role Lt December will inolkie the tedialidi;
country sat end hes t 16: eas t with sprier i Jr
sante , knows ea "TABLZY," intnete on the takos,
tke west aide of Neekeseny Creek, betweep like &kW
turnpike azat Ulm Smart road, ' v. -
gr Tall, - la bublbills. .
Orpttins , 51914 gpio-ollotaiii4 deftest 11.1 f. aU. Lenneat,
'
FlAllai WILLING, SlatifiltD.
ifrtme dwellint, north aide of Wood street,beaevea
Green lane and Levering street, Twenty-first Wert
Orphans' Conti Sale—Estate of Lynch, minors.
TWO-STORY BRICK 110085,
Two-story brick house, Bodo , fottrt, halm' Tenth
and Eleventh streets, below Locust.
NEAT MODERN, RESIDENCE.
Also, neat modern reindense, No. 15S North Fifteenth
greet, above Arch street, finished with modern Improve
mentaand conveniences.
• • •• - . . ,
TWO HANDS:MN NNW BSSIDINCIS, DELANCY
PLACE. IitTWEEN EIOUTNENTII AND WINN
TNENTU OD BPIWOIC AND PINE STRUTS. •
Two haadsokii now feerrary brisk midterm, witlit
tbree.storpbs4k Irlidler, and •rsplets with all *s
modekri Improvemeets and ravenflacea. They 1011 be
l iid
sold separate'''. Irroellfate on.
.T ILIUM vuxuela -WALNUT num,
-war PIIII4.1) LPOIA.
Three valuable lota, ~,IS' t street, east of blur
retta street—rob 10 fast front, 220 feet deep to York
Street. Clearer all Leeurbroses. . ..7.. ,
.
'Adminlirtrators' Parejtiptory Sale
A TIIREE-STORY DUOS DITZLIJNG,
MAST STRUT.
Alto. • three story brick d'welling, Twenty-Seel
street, below Hamilton street.
Bale N0.132415gme0 street •
SUPERIOR PURNITURR,
_Buss= CARPETS,
PIANO-FORTE, MIRRORS, WINE ENGLISH OIL
PAINTINGS AND INORATINGS, CURTAINS,
HANDSOME GAS CHANDELIERS, te., dca.
This Horning,
13th lett:, at 10 o'clock, by estalove at No. 1224
Spruce attest, below Thirteeeth, the entire hottsettaLt
turn:turn, Ac ., of a gentleman declining hottsekeeging.
Mgt be examined at 8 o'clock on the morning of tale.
.MR. RICHINGS
DllB9 BICHINGS
Bala Noe. 119 and 141 South fourth street.
SUPERIOR GERMAN FLOWER ROOTS.
On Saturday morning,
At n o'clock, at the aucqpn store, °go cue of superior
Hprman Flower Roots, from Yondeackoot k boo, Har
lem, comprising the usual assortment.
YALUABLII LISDICFAL 130088.
On Saturday Nratting.
Nov. 14, at the auction stare vitt be veld •collestiea
of raluilblo medial books. or AtithooLoOFikr'isto.•
rogues.
_ Ards No. 1017 Walnut street. •
RTOCE OY BUPERIOR FURNITURE.
Or, Monday morning,
Nov. leth,at.lo o'clock at'Ne. 1011 Walnut street,
without reserve, the entire atoek of John Duress, de ,
clialog basineu on account of 111 health, comprising a
general assortment of drawing-room furniture. mi
ens styles and coverings ' superior chamber and dining
room furniture, seperiorbookAasee, &e., &e., all mine
featured to the best manner, expressly for private
sales and warranted.
g- Catalogues three dap previous to sale. .;
The Stole to Rent.
Bale N 05.139 and lid South Fourth Street.` , •
SIIPERIOII PURNITME, VINE mtattous, - Itou-:
WOOD PIADO•TODIES, VELVET OAP.PITS, he.-
On
Thursday Iderning,
At 10 &gloat, at the Auction Store, an extanalse as
sortment of steoud-hand funtiture,miners,sdass~•,
carpets, &c., from families declining bonssiunminet,
AT PRIVATE BALE.
Shame to the Academy or Mask ; Patna Bests* Palk
Phtladelphle scat liereAnttle Inmates ; Atheamtme; he.
J(TOLBERT /4 SCOTT, AUCTIONEERS
AND CORWASION ILVICHANTiI, S 1 WIBN?.
NUT Street, mune-the Ousts= Nemo, - Warm
/earth tad Fifth Streets.
OAND.-14 invite the earl; and parthipler Ott
of the Wiles' and gentlemen ofthle city lad
the large and valuable eenslgnelent of fielthinabliqunt,
lu sets and single articles, sleigh and issatlage *het,
An., to be sold this day, without reserve, tanumaniting
at 101 ( o'clock precisely ? by) order of the asaignee,
The whole are now thsplAyed for examination, with
catalogues, and will be found equal in extent and quality
to any previous sale of the season.
Included will be found all the 'desirable r i a a ld
snnter styles, made up in the beat mimes. of
squirrel, chinchllll, sable, stone martin, glob,
EXTENSIVE SALN PINE PUBS, DAMAGE
AND SLEIGH NOBLES, dic.
By order of the Asaignee.
This Illornir.g,
Commencing it o'clools.ptacisaly, wit will sell, by
order of the assignee, for cult, a large and valuable
consignment of furs for ladles" and gent's wear. sleigh
and carriage robes, sloe. Included will be found capon,
taimas, victorines, muffs, pelerines, gloves, 4 caps,
gauntlets, made in the moat fashionable. maosteg of
Dodson Day Company's aahle, mynx sable, faith, 81-
herian squirrel, stone martin, ermine. -
SLEIOII AND CARRIAIRCROBES.
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Also, an assortment large.elre sleigh and earring!
robes of all the desirable furs, and worthfthe partien.
tar attentlin of Those in want of a superior article.
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IN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY 41 YHILADELPILIA. '
Estate of JOHN HILLER, deemed.
The Auditor appointed by the Court tWitsdit and re
port distribution of the fund arising from the sale of the
decedent's real estate, paid into Court, will meet the
parties In Interest at his Mike, 'No. 115 South FIFTH
street, on THURSDAY, November 26, HST. at 4 p.m.
JAMES H. CASTLE,
nil eclat* • Auditor,
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OP PHILADELPHIA,
WSI. 11. BOWERS. et al:, to use. he:, vs. GIDEON D.
/lARIIER Alias Pi. Fa., June, 1861, No. &W.
The auditor appointed by the Court to attribute the
fund arising from a sale under the above writ, of the
following real estate, via: All that certain mensnage,
tenement, and or piece of ground, siteutte ti Our.
mantown, on the southeastwardly side of Rittenhente
street, at the distance of fear hundred and seventy feet
nine inebee southwestwardly from the southwest aide
of the Mall !street, containing in front or breadth on
said Rittenhouse street thirty feat, sod extending in
length or depth that width, betw e en parallel lines, at
right angles therewith, soutioesstwerdly, two ho•dred
that nine inches (with the improvementa thereon), will
attend to the dudes ofehis appointment at tilt
No 142 B. EIGHTH &test, (west side) on THURS
DAY, November 19th, lief, et 4 o'clock P. al., when
and where all persona are required to present their
clalme on be debarred from coming in upon said fund.
n06.10t JOHN B. COLAHAN, Auditor.
PHILADELPHIA BANK.—Pazr_A
AL Diana, October 6, 1857.—The annual meeting of
the Stockholders of this Dank will be held at the Bank
ing house, on Monday, the ninth day of liorettiber
next, at I'2 o'clock M.
The annual election for Directors will be held at the
flanking house, on Monday, the sixteenth day of Ito
veinber next. B. D. 00.11filrate
octt-wf& mtNl6 °ashler.
AIANUFACTURERS' AND NUM!,
NICS' BANK.
Partainuqui, Oct. 4,1837. •
The annual meeting of the Stockholder* of this Dank
will be held at the Banking noon°, on Tuesday, Novem
ber 3, at 10 o'clock, A. DI.
Tito annual electron for thirteen Director., to serve
the Coming year, trill be held at the Banking Rouse, on
Monday, November 16tik, from 10 o'clock, A. Al., to 3
P.M.
rawltollS DI. W. WOODWARD, Cashier.
COMMERCIAL BANK OF PENNSYL
VANIA, Paiaaosbrata, October 12,1857.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of this Dar*
will be bold at the Danking•lfouge, oo Tuesdanthe 31
day of November nest, at L: o'clock 51.
ocl2-row&f tuovl3
COMMERCIAL BANK OF PENNSYL
VANIA, PRILADVAPIII , October 10, ISSI. •
The Annual Electiou for Directors of this Beak will
bo held at the Backlog-Douse, ort 3lochty, the Nth day
of November welt, from 10 o'clock A. 31., to 3 o'clock
P. 11.
I
20ct12-tow&f toosl6 3..0. PALMER,' CAshler.
B ANK OF COMMERCE,
Noromber 3,1857.
The Board of Directors have this day declared i divi
dend of TUbild VllO COOT., clear of State tax; payable
In aceordanee with the charter, alter the 13th inst.
not 3tawtiw J. C. DONNELL, °saltier._
pARMERS' AND 161,ECLIAN ICs.
ICS" BAN
PIIILIDSIIIIIA, October 6th, DIST.
The annual election for Directors will be bold it the
Dunking Douse, on MONDAY, the 16th day of Novem
ber next, between the hove of 9 o'clock A. M., and 3
o'clock P. IL; and on TUESDAY, the 3d day of Novem•
her next, & General Meeting bf the Stockholders will be
held at the /tanking Idolise, at 4 o'clock P. M., agreea
bly to the charter.
oc7-tnol6 E. M. LEWIS, Outlier.
Glass nnb China tUarg.
N EW STORE. NEW GOODS
7.1ARX91 1 ,1e
MASONIC HALL, 713 CIIESTNUI a sr.,
BkTk VOW UNHAND k
Complete and splendid assortment et WHITE, GOLD
BAND, end DECORATED FRENCH CHINA; BOHE
MIAN, CRYSTAL, and COLORED GLASSWARE;
DISC, PART AN, LAVA,. end TERRA OOTTA WARES,
besides the greatest variety of
FANCY ARTICLES,
which will be sold at lower prices than at any Annex
etore in the United States.
N. 11,—Goods loaned to Parties on reasonable
terms.. oq AVG;
VVINCHESTER & SCOTT, GEN
T mat% TIYAIIIIIMING STORE, and PA
MOULDER SEAM SHIRT MANUTACTORT, No im
CHESTNUT Street, above Seventh ',trot, Phi44ol
The attention or Southern ar4 Western Merchants, aid
Strangers, is particularl Waited to this Improved spa of
Shirts, the moat perfect Otting article made. At whohr.
sale and retail, and =Auto order. salt•litr b s
MOSS --17 boles Carotins Moss, tor sso:
MARTIN &
sal 111 Roth Ws*. attest
Ztgal N.otirra.
Bank Notices
='; %iction.
DANES A. FRlaw li, AIIOIIONEER,
OARDNo, 4411.VALIRMSZIWIT above MUM
-AAL/1 °Lummox& munnlaug-nris
DAY. -
nj''' We beet leave to Worn thet palette =bola
one regular w e ekly Wet of Yana** 0"_11_ . ,itt
oar SPACIOUS , SAW 110elitilt0.,. Nee iirAwror
ST LENT,. strasolo oh.
Wei the ""lg7
WO= la
bitted prieeeregoo,battl Oboist shy mad. terror as with ediesigootenta. famitteskatias waken at
their ternittire $S dispossot, or there dean*/ loess
' keoPtog tai net wisluske alas it tbeir aim liviiiM
mhave their farnitarv, ii t elliCallip
ODD SALE& I,oom,
11 "Vili , MOPS irOir t MM. yitAa
THEY OAN OBTAIN nOll ANT OP aull DIMi
puluc n igam 4p, A.M.,4)OlpsAtirriag
vaa....:sei nvr :iijito . : 2436:oo _ _
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sale
'of i rrter ' Sliste) Dee '4,
AN =MS' ;Wet ,insasse paws
SECOND 8111M.,.4i ll y.
Three th=eynk t igaF tia t o l MI Mod.
eastside et Eerie Muter
attest, 40 lai , llos7V2E' / 11 .' .1 ” . " 114 0 9 " 1
nrs Ito altD -w Mgdurr,
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A ha at growillorilk Wok 04 4 . 8
. rB =llol 4117 in Mg g li tegAZO
N=i Idget MIL . ' '''' '
Ostit SiiianiaaftlaErillir 1166411r1 &ed.
TATMAN STAND :
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"f'"s' it il4. l 4ll44l 4 4ll"lll l l 4 gebag '
then
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de of Irlimsramits,llAkfitua au au telt L aw ot
all ineatobesaceo. 4 , , G., ~. , ....,,
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Path side of btariaar Avert, 118 . 00te ipinte
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Irri Mao gate" '
November 44t/if leiatifiNkiiss's
auction a. stock , seAltrosertreetA,
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emparrallse
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ailifirlirMiss,7lfteien
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AT P AT WALT Twit AL
EXLCIr Warns* NA lune;
ass' it tit• matt s
a pair ea apes Wei old eseepe
ist•lkkelleir /OW watehea. fertjemiled I Ise geld
enamesd lane sad ksibm a idekor far ladi
Jew•lr7 of every drearipti sdlrer loner .o de ' s
Imam, ris icaMe• dim topenlatac silver
Prise, mei Rreectorekedeg •g amma mortment tar
rdtu re beds, =stream, mirrors. As.
OUT-DOOR Wan SOLIOITXD, salami: to salt
tae timer, Ur. _
roeotrZer „nt i. duclive!nt at toads scadie
HONEY ArviciaND RIR all and arm:WM at geoil
for %ICA% at privits axle be ball for a limited
•thafik: 'Cliargeltlentr: • - -
SiMUILeRANS; _AxiarioNEßß,
wet it - WAIT onnal, se. 111 Sost
TEM Wee
aka itallett, oppress raw st.,"astly
.eitaire Vocimaa4L
a business tun I Welt"- A. IL, seta
O'elos.t 4 the STflable
02~/i/Vir, bed isra at the Aft:rtias Eneis,
it
fesAsityfi teem".
ATZ4 Y;ers.
Whirls tisausesis on Dta
Iraistime,lawalse,"Easitea=
44:14ILAterAPIN .1 4 41740041;of
AD •••••r- wir d ickeifiA l i v im
spa. 404 V. a } 715 7,4, 777
Amp aa.katiaktlaisi at lamas
'kls lowest' to. '
This Store HMSO lllVlNtakilitalr liinest, Bastin*
ar• And UPrweUtelltg 1 011toile an. subt.u., melon
ratan an Yoe As plenum Gbh• begrr7
mace effected IS. tlielssert °Awl] pessiooslasisesosis
N a . 4l.4 l.X 6 Peessaid 'tasks Is mamba ensue,
this ogled is prepared to liskiussadesessaeltiteei
fa s z a teg v astretasdatisCiplessi , Doe sty other is
lemiodtvieseSolallhapear,isk small sieseantik, 'eft
°id 6 ,7 16 P1e.: 4 •• •
I:2lfri ATII
Gold reessil.ftitoftt other Iraisiteas4reab7. aid
Clothing will be *WU Motet *ow ' '
CI V a
EOROV IO . " Alc)./M8
Vit 2: V piir* '2 Oboists
%bon Stioawk, ; JO
asp* ATzu
At TX Wept), /it thir AstAgoe s atjtsrdisre eat
HotbsektreptafrktiiiiW WeWisC WiAcbmg, Jewel
ry, Army Axtbdirota. . . • '
3ttsztranct etozwnies.
VOMMONWEALT3I FIRE
COMPANY, OP TEIN BT.I.Th 07 Pitlaa7L7A-
NlA.—.oefiee, N. W. Corot roams and WALNUT
Streets, FhlWalE. ifiabacribed o=l4l, $500,00Q,
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11 1 -; I
Tna7dait.
1110111.9 S. ST WART, Ties Pree't.
saran. S. Moos', Sweikarr.
eiIRAND XTRE AND NADINE MDR
micrscoatlgr.rfaL-Qies,zko.
T
802 WALNU sfriliViggef •
-,9nAlkimisoursuum,”
Wm. M. Ihi tit,ll= is
Jay Amami
U. N. Ilicrgeogkii... , The. Orirris,
.1. B. ippgber t • 8. OMNI,
D. Manua, Palma Shopparil,
' foal: .Taass, - 111),
P. fitaimr, • , &opt Capp, It. D.
Rom. Ail lase, P.“l4ost-
sm.*: W. IrOoDwAsa, 1-10. Prasitlant.
B.llollvmar, Beerotsl7. '
lips 411 1 .40roass 4.l4lolaatSearttary. Da2.3to-ff
Political.
E.R I
ALDNIIMAN OEORt ItOOR.II,
TOORTII
BatOtet to De s.oerstie Ilvde I.
FOR SHERIFF
JAMES G. GIBSON,
TIMIT•SZCOXD
Subject to Dtakoerstle Rules.
SHERIFF,
RDWARD T. MOTT,
!TWELFTH WARD
lama, to raNOCIUTICI MAL odb-itmlk
Carinlings.
920 CHESTNUT ST. CARPETS.
BLILY d allot. HEE
Wit t.ts.v.t. b Len Weil
PinVorh
At greatly mieeedyrieta'
FlNENKtiert CARPETS,
Bought at exietket,lo look soh' at St.IRS--tunal "rite
„
T.PESTIIyANb R USRELS CARPETS,
SIREN THREE-PLY CARPETS,
GOOD INGILILINS;
ENTRY AND iiTAID , CARPETA.
• FLOQR OIL OLOTIIb,
fit ever 'tilt aid wi th. et
"
1
• . 020 CL
y Pe . 'AT
Wants.
NVANTED—An A I .volme , of moderate
capacity, to load for 0_20000120 port. Preiskt
ready for chtpmanr.
, Apply to' 111121110 P, engem, & CO.
no9-.51 ' • - 120 Qatte 116) Monti tru,;-rea
WANI'ED, rba
VinTE'D STATES
. v OAVALRIF-:-.1144960 itionarried teen, to
vhero VW be liven oboe board, clothier,' aid
zmo4icti 4tieolasce, P,iknikopoist pqr amok.
St. MU haring vitt or of dhl via be accepted.
tor Mo
s t a rug EIWILVION4t No. tit %Walt? street
tbor,Aghth;strth side..
lIILLIAM 8.
it"
let Lieut. 24,1intect 0 ". 1 47.0
Reeraltistr Meer.
oet 6•Ymg
IMPORTANT TO MEDICAL STUDENTS.
a: NEW PROEM:WINO MEDIOAL 'LEXICON,
Containing the torrent pronSaCiatien and dellaitielt at
molt otthe terms v 444 1 04 en. Asia. writerg Me*
doe and the collaietet etieottif, with ..t.dilegge contain
ing •Abbrevtattoni need inWitlieeriptiotet, add a List of
p o i,,,,aa Lod War Autitotes..l37 C.lf•CaSiliElLt
Thin val uable NAst atantiil aNtioNl De to the bawls
of every iltedicel student.' coats. Tor sale at
gowyugg. WELLS it 00. W., -ctuarsur Street,
below Tenth. porl.2•Stli
Ptr -1 ED STA ES
TAIMT.OO3IPISIO, eariumat MELD irot 4:2H213T
-21111IMelak .t 1 4 •
Las V to . 1 94, was esd pai4 bsek on dt
aubd, PIYS Pitt CENE MM.
EST Croce the 9.4 of dileisit to the day of sithdrtatal.
09tee loserestroes 9 mall b *toles* every' day, end en
MONDAY AVszarep antil 0 coek.ek.
DWI'S for sale on England, Ireland, and isootlaut,
from tl upwards.
Prealdent—EEEPlLlN S. ORAWIORD,
Trendier—PLlNY PIGS.
Tolies—JAMßS S. HUNTER,