The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, November 21, 1857, Image 3

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NEW YORK MARKETS.
Friday Evening, November 20, 1257.
Antos—The market is nneettitd; sales of Pots:
at $6.81.1157, and. Pearls at $6.319140,'
Fisn—The market for all 'detoriptiOne it quit&
dull. Wo have only to note Wee oC 800 quintals
St. G eorge 's dry cod, Own' store, at 118A11aii,3461 - '
cargoes can be bought at a UtatetialreditukhOmm=
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these rates. - . •,.
FLOUR, tro.-1/4 for' Western L ewd
Flour opened heavy and quiet,, , slth little Inquiry
for :exporf, the demand ; Ming. mainly for the
Verne and. - Nastern Undiii hut .tdoied better and
more Relive.
The sales are 12,000 q bblt $4.90a55. for °minion
to good State; $5.10a55.30 for extra do; 14.90146
for superfine Indiana and" Miebigan ; $5.10,15.9ft
for extra do; ss.46asEl for common to good extra,
Ohio; $0a57.25 for St. Limis'.brendS, andlo.6oB;
S 7-76 for extra Geneses, • •
Canadian Flour is also baiter inT in fair re
quiwd, the arrivals are falr—salei of ; 000 bids 'at
$6.1040:60 for extra brands.
Southern flour is In hatter ditiend and is held
higber-.ealea Of 1,700 bill $5.20a55.40 for mix
ed to good brands Baltimore, le.,ind $5.45x57. for,
the better gredee. Eye ihmr WitnedY"' - mg‘a of
400 obis at $3:5044,75.
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Corn Meal is unchanged.' Sales of' Jersey at
$3•40a3.50,,and Braudymne at $3.76. Eaekwheat
Flour is in deMand at 22e$2' 25 per 1001bs. ' '
Gnano. , The Wheat market is net,welretippliid,
and pride§ are firm; the lop:1111:1e ,mainly for
shipping, and the eesorttpent ft! poor.
The sales are 12,000 huthels tt.51.35 for Amber'
Tennessee; $1.20 for white lidlohlgalt; $160a601.
for white Kentucky; $1.20a1,23" for white Chio
$134a1.40 for ordinary white Southern, enjt.sl.44o'
for Milwaukee Club.'
Rye is unchanged—the deniattd is tair—ealee of
1,200 bushels State at Mt. Oats.a.re;-in „de.;
mend at 46a401 - Ote. for State tiod.lVeitern. Bar
ley is in good demand and is fioi-•stieS ff,ooolitish
ids at 73a880. for State.., - ,‘
Corn is a shade better—Ahem is nothinrarriv
lag; -sales of-12,000 bushole at 8011021 o: for western
mixed, in store and dellVered, and 871 for southern
yellow.
Pnovisrows.—TnePorkkaarket is Sealer, the de
mand is fair—sales Of 275 bids at $19.36419.50 for
mesa and $l7 for prime.. Other kinds quiet.
Beef is in fair demand. and. is rather heavy—
sales of 300 obis at s6as7 for country prime; $9.50
a $10.60 for do mem; $l4 for repacked western
mess, and $l5 for extra do.
Prima moss is firmly held at 21a250. Beef barns
m-but quiet at 014.00417.
Bacon is in moderate demand at 12111210. Cut
meats are seam and nominal. .
Lard is heavy—the supplyof new is increatling—
sales of 210 bbls and toe at Wein° fer,palV..
Butter and oboes° are steady and very Vali"
Bauss.—The - demand for all kinde ls
and the market for mast descriptitM s is ranch de
pressed-'-eales of 10 bales TamplorOtutt, average
235 lbs, have been made at2o3i•
NAVAL STOREEL--Spiiits turpentine has been
in improved'domancl, and with light receipts and a
greatly reduced stock, prieei 'have further ad
vanced' and the tendency he still ;Upward; the
transactions include 800 bide (tholnding 300 to ar
rive in shipping order) 14'42 centareash ; 100 do at
43 cents, 30 - days, adding littered, and 300 do' at
43 cents caah ; holders are noir:demanding 45 cents,
but buyers are reluotant to respond to this ad-,
Vance. In tirade we. notice sales of 000 bbls at
$350 per 280 lbs. Oommon--.rosin is lidet but
steady. The medium and Ine , grades are mlimlted
requeat; salsa ' of 100 Maslow tolOod No. 1 at
$2.50044 per 280 lbsk Otherkinditare inactive.
0tt.5...--AkmericatiLinseid in lair request; and
prices are a 'shade eisier 2 -4alei Of 8,000 gallons
from 'numbers' bands, if 55a600,.aee11,_ ; -' Fon-other
kinds the demand is quite limited:. IT &have Gab ,
to notice a sale of 45 bbls. Lard "IA gall made,
at 000 per gallon, cash
The Providence, it, Laotti*t.'. l "lillat 6l the:
following singular story, ancivermiOwfor the troth
of it: A man, named ..Attael.Bewerq Ittlettmtlip:
village of Westerly, was •.passfhg:- 11414 the road
to the village, on the 29th or. - o,otouoilimut
day, and suddenly be eitpariensed.'auludeeeriba•
ble sensation. He lost his sight,HtinThii imeeoh,
and finally his serum4if hearing. "-He :remained
confounded In the" nijkl l ik.iirthis ioidi knowing
not which way to tern`, and soon after
by one of his acquaintances, who arouse,
him, but without effect. Varietis , Metla wed.
practised, mob as firing pistols anding loud
noises close to him, but be diVnetiriiitlee therea•
Ho was taken home, and feria one,tfOtifd feed a
child. Thus be continued up - All -I}imdY, Ho:
somber 15th. As the 'fondly were about to attend
ehuroh, Bowen's sight was restored to him ipt;ar
manner as quick and mysteriously that,,by
which be had - lost it. He wont teohurobland ear.,
ried a small elate, on which be wrote; imon:as.
the mush) • commenced, he wait: seek, to start.
When the Minister concluded the :etwvMMl, Batten
began to read' the`..visitlng . enitlie,shite atone; to'
the infinite, Mtsprisi oral p revent . He returned
to his home at well he eiaomm.::.%!! !
Two men, named - 16bn' Wnot-jklia riVilaott-
Burns, got into a fightaTewliii: kit* ilboat 19
miles oast of Trserdoesa;44..,„iwirmi aid plitele,
were need, and bsitb wore:llll4d4x
Tho State Department -ban , --yeeePted: intelli
gence from - Matanzas 'of 'tie dbititA;Ntillians
Parker, alias John Tomnulsorilijoberg t 4 0 1 4aMitt
belonging to the barque Davld7Seputo4r, of fihiiA
dolphin. - io
Ira Merchant, for nearly• tWetity years a
resident of Newark, N.'
Ohio, on the 18th inst.• waik for many years
grand master of, the Masonic fraternity In Now
Jersey. .-•-
Mrs. Jane Swisibehn, formerly edit& of the
Pittsburgh. Visiter, has purchased too
Adveitzser,•Minuesota; and repined the editorial
corps. She has been for some months a ireaideat
of Minnesota.
The Lewistown Gazette has a, natieel of the
doings of Mr. John Treastei, of Arintgh township,
Miffim county, Pa., who caught in a common !Soli
trap, six doors, two boars and a panther, In about
a month.
A gold mine, which promises well, bas re
cently been discovered near New Kent, C. 11.,
Vs. It belongs to a Mr. Hilliard.
DEBORIPTION or AN UPPTAM-4 cannot
toll where I have met with this portrait drawn
to the life; but it is clearly the, work of some
ono of those good, but plain-spoken Bishops,
who flourished with Latimer
"An upstart is an bolyday clown, and dif
fers only in the etutre of his clothes, not the
stuff of himselfe. His Father was a man of
good stocke, though a tanner.. He ptlthhased .
the land and his son the title. H 0 has doffed
off the name of a country fellow, but the look
not so easy, and his face still bears a,relish for
churned milk. He is guarded witlf.mere gold
lace than any gentleman of the.countiti, yet his
body makes his clothes still ont of fashion.
In sum he is but a clod of his own earth, or
his land 'is the dunghill, and he IEO4 cock=
that crows over it; and, commonly.his race ie
quickly run, mull& children's 'e,bildren, though
they scape hanging, finally return to the place
whence their Father came." •
CITY ITtIMS.:
A VALmter.,z PRESENT...4Ii o,l3lillli:thii,- es
tablishment of Mr. J,'D: Wiliramdrouitliith:street,
above Market, yesterday, our attention ,au arrested by
one, or rather a 'group, of the moil beautiful effiectmens
of photograph portraits that it has at atty thus been our
pleasure to examine.
Upon Inquiry, we found 'that the group we by no,
means of a private character, and, therefore, feel at h•
berty to call to it the notice of the public. -5
The work emulate of - superbly executed colored pho
tographs of all the officers of the'arand Ledge oftheit;
Y. H. of Pennejlraila. They:aro foUrben,lppurnber,'
each occupying a separate' medallion, the whole; being
set in a highly ornamented oval fraine,thfim feet gig
inchee, by fire feet in else, The oniziannetit the 41/1-
closure covering the, spaces between the
medallions is monied and gilt, giving it a very riOviege ,
pearance, and has the effect of showing off the plot4es
in beautiful relief.. - - - '
. - .
Through the politeness of the artist, W. Geritton,
Jisq., on Oheetnnt street, above Sarenth,-we learn that
the group Includes the following named gentlemen, who,
we presume, are all well known icionialtisens.,: Peter,
Williamson, .Ilight Worthy Grand idaiteief thi Lodge
Dr. J. R. Mitchell, IL W.Depty; Grand Masfiet panty
M. Phillipe, R. W.' Senior. Grand,,Wanlen; , John
Thomson, R. Junior ; Grand Wardeit; Yarnell
Shielde, R. W. Grand Treasurer ;„Wm.
W. Grand Secretary; Mayor Mahe:id Vitot, C Senior
Grand Deacon ; Win, 'English, 'lonfer.cfritnd );leacon.;' ,
Joseph T. Thomas and Jeremiah otaltinseol Gantt
Stewards; Jacob Loudenslager, Grand Marshal; ',John
L Goddard, Grand Sword Bearer; /braes V. 'Octoroon,
Grand Pursuivent, and Wm. B. Settaider, Ormid Tyler.
Mr. Williamson, the Grand Master, occupies the centre
of the group, and Immediately Underneath his picture
is contained, in a medallion, the fallowing- inscription, -
which will explain to the realer the object of the whole;
To I , Parse Wittaistion, Req., .
" Right Worshipful Grand ida'ster of. Pemmylranho;
Respectfully presented by the °Meets of the Grsdid
Lodge, as an acknowledgment of his virtues as amen,
his merits as a Mason, and his able, dignified, and la
partial administration of the arduous duties of-hla
high office.”
If the public need any further demonstration of life.
OeT11101:01/ rare artistic abilities in his line, they' cer
tainly have it in this group of pictures. Tho portraits
are all in a standing position, taken in fall regalia, each
bearing the particular badge of hie office.
The coloring of the dress, drapery, &e., in faultless.
But it is not only the quality of execution that entitles
this Work to our distinguished conelderation, but the
position of the individual aernbere of it in society, and
withal the personal appearance of the wen. Thsy- wUI
excuse us for saying that they aro all really flne.lookhig
fellows, for that is just the judgment the public ii past
log upon their pictures every hour In the diy.
group, we underifirid, will be returned to hir. German*
rooms, probably to-day, where it will remain for a fe* ,
daye, after which it will be removed to its fine s t
destination in thi office of the• Grand :Secretary? tradit
sonic Hall. The cost of this - beautiful prei . int:wiituf;
den-stand to be groat three bundrea "
PAseRsoRR RAILROADS seem deatined',toy early=
all before thorn in Philadelphia, and ivd Ifitititeretly , at.
Trees the hope that ere long they may be found sub
stantially laid In all the streets, thus affording hitisons,
as well as strangers, an easy Mode' of comnittnleAtion
with the elegant and faithlonablesiatiablishinAt ' Of Clif
ton, Albright, '& Co., o J'ayeitOs 1141,11,0 027- . Vitett - '
nut street. btr. John IV. Albright, late of 1/38
nut street, is well known to bur citlanne, attd large
portion of our gouthorn awl Weiternitsitors,:al the
beat cutter In the Union, find we feel 'that we- can do
them no greater service than Jost' letting them know
where to find him. Es passant, they ate aalliiigth'i6r
Immense stock at coot prices, to keep, tlistrovorktnen
employed.
We last evening haul the pleasure of "Lilting pee
of the grand musical entertainments
by Dodswinth's celebrated, band, of Now exit, zfoithi"
benefit of the National Guards, at- the , now , samor7 of
the company, In Race street, holey Sixth. ThereatUi
a largo crowd of indica arid ge'ritlemen present, smiths
music was very flee. A concert this, attedinou tindlone
this evening will close the /melee, 'and" we advisitthose,
who have not taken the opportunity, of. viettAng - the
Clewed& Armory to do no to-day.
TIIE FIREIT snow.—,The first inaSh'folif lee*,
'night. It gladdened the hearts:.of the nrehlos;triatiet¢
fast men and women tti,lordegletifully,tory4l to
sleighing frolics, end made' the ra
por.nd „tile 'iliesty.
shudder at the apProach of a sorart!'liiiakAimoog. .13 .
lemon It behooves all who are not yet prepared fqr
winter to go get thertaselves handsome and`r'eolfire4le
seasonable garments, at the lly . earn Stop 9
Rockhlll & N05:603-And‘6si;-Mpfai elf,l
pyre Mitt.
t ; ' Marine intelligence
La o 'LP 'r, Sov. 24, 101'.
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• *ARRIVED.' - •
{ "BotkrOordelii;Darmil. (late Hutchins) from Port
'Fr nee t viii.' tiettia, 17 days, With logwood to Thos
Ival4Ob & Bone. Capt Hutchins died at Fort su Mace
of the yellow foyer, M already reported. i The drat ofli.
car, Mr Miller': took °barge of the vemeli end white at
'44, two mates, 'and eight seamen sickened and
pittoto Inagua, where they died,. The American Col:
"Jul At that place took charge of the *easel, and appoin
ed illept Darrell to bring her home. „
- Behr Normals, Oellins, 10 dais from Langan, 013; with'
200 ohaldroon coal to B Morris Wale & Co.
glair -9 •R. °Manse, 'bong, 6 day!' from Boston, With .
tisdao to N A Bonder dc Op.
fklir Knight, Beare, 7 days frOm Dennis; Macs, in hal- ,
/lAA to 46pt.e.le.
Bolo' Cirinthian, Taylor, 6 days from Nenrburyperr,
With rodeo ' to G A Wood. • •
'"flolir • in' Darratt.,Davin, 6 days from Boston, in bal
last to L Andenreld & Co.
lkott,Tillor, day,' from Ly h n, ballast '
to L'Andeireld & Co, ,
-
Bahr Matthew Direaohneon; B dare from New York,
ballant to Noble. llammett & OAldwell:
• • Behr G'7! Smith', Len, B iisie (romper/ York, in bal
last to Tyler, iltmie ,(10. , • , ,
Bohr Aretetittei Coirdira;'9' dais 'frOin New York, in ,
ballast' he Veit Dinien,'NOiton d Co.
Behr F F Randolph, Ranelton, 4 days, from Cohisset,
in ballast to Tiler ; Rode & Co.
Bohr„ T Fhafo, Cranmer, 5 des, from' oohasset, in
ballast Tyler, Stone & Co.' -
liteditlleanot, Townsend, 5 days Boston, in bal
lad to John R White. .
- Behr Poononnock, Burroughs, 5 days, from Boston, in
ballast to Wallace & Co.
Bohr J W Rudy, Sipple, I day from,Frederica, Del,
with wheat to Jae BarVatt . & Bon. , •
- Belarlirina, Btrsugbn,l day from New, Castle, with
oats to Robeson Lea,
Behr Ranee, Dalai, 2 'dais 'from Indian River, with
corn to T W Parker.
, ,
BteameblePilinetto, Baker; Boston, Et 'Mawr.
Steamship Delaware, Cope's, N York, J Allderdlce.
Br scbr Bolicitor t *MO. Belfast, Ireland,l Dale.
Bar Jonlitlian May, Cobb, Havana, ,7 Mason $ Co.
Behr Knight, Semi. Boston, L Audenrell Co.
Bohr Jae Barratt, DoVie. ItaburY,, de , • „
Behr E Ecott, Taylor, Newpcirt s ', -, do'
Behr Eleanor, Townsend, Beston,lohn
Bahr Peqa"nnock, Borrougbacßoston, Wallace &
Behr Timothy Pbaro, Cramer, Boston, Tyler, Stone
& Co.
Behr U F Smith, Lae, Washington, do
Behr Areturus, Cordaro, Washington, Van Damn,
Norton & Co.
Bohr It Ilrd, Johnson, Illohniond, Noble, Hammett 34
Bohr I/ 1' Randolph, Razelton, Now Haven, N Sturte
vant & Co.
Mel S Bhrlver, Detuga,l3aTtimare, A. Greece,. Jr: • .
(Oorrespondentie of the PhibsdalphliSleiehange.)
MATS, ReI.:II6 , AD. 8 A AL
Eiteamehip City of .Rithinond, faun Philidolphis for
Richmond, canto 'to harbor last eseidog; tind wont to
sea th:s morning "in company With baNtte Gem, for
Boston, sad live schooners, coal leaded. ,No vomele
Row in the rosdltaad. • Wind il*weather warm.
onlincrs, &a, WM. M. ut,onmegi
• (BY TBLIOBAP/1.1. '
(Oorgtomondento of the nibble Exehange.)
OAELTINIANEr,Env. 2 9. & P M.
A ule imbiber of vessels lava gone out daring the
bakt:Abia.westher was too think to'allots of our mak.
Ina' them : out. The brig 'B IC Eaton, from RIO de Ja
n4lrojoinat in yesterday. Quito a anew storm prevailed,
1,000, tact oteming, and.the weather la. now;
the wind at NW. , , • • •,,
t 4 =OK B. RIRtitREI. •;
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ror ru.soura.,r ; •
(Oort*Coudonos of tiolisse.)
, Nostoxr,oire, Nov 20 . .1z
The ship Johrarowell, Appleby, t mei ;tidal, Eng
imul, has arrived hero; *44' threioseor tops:put, spars, ,
4, nor ouzo coosio,to orn9lroadirop, .
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coorco,ipooloooo or The Press.)
i:~:i ~ ~4
; ,•-v; Noy. 20.
TwantY7Mseberts left laro this morning,' laden and
„oodehrsiesi foil •a I
tJ 1 1 0111 'Craft/ OA Air to All. flatten & Co;T
4.1 ;110,1fOnte-Mt;,, alenklnti Johndrirt, ,n 'Jr,
liar toll'," Ettlig &BMlsCapt Porter, eloverilial;
, 4 ika. , 14 - s:"Hu s issphisais, Ilothean & Wright, Med,
ltiodartriAnerom - & - dheeteiJ.W. Boyne, pig 14014 to
ir0444,84:3D04 & CO; B B.Cebelris r ffig iron to Wlliningi
ion," Dap: Merry Ellen andjahri‘lffetehley. lumber D
B"PlkylOr &to; It Bailey &Soh, lumbar to 'Malone &
Taio„,e 1 / 1 1,,f,,W P Packer, lumber to 81Trurop & Son;
Llppintiott, lumber toll troekeyt Captain johu
dierditoll a Eck, Irutibei:tb Nororose & Shoote r
isSeltekil, lumber to - order• Tanket Joe, lumber
,111 siallje:jiihn, Griffis' ratiriati ken' tit Retains, Ab
bott &Cefiglstett lumber to ItlchosondpNouth. •
, linsidsitibeea khn, .Econorny, anthracite coal , to
, DeLaware 9 Cite Literkflthibf, antliritalte r coal :to; Eit ,
401 • • £4 , 7; 4" , ' •
"
• 0 A. '
alcartel qt Now, Pork yes
tenliffer Liver*sals. ' ' '
Steamship Star 'of the West,
,firm, ,for
qilettred /LWOW Toth yeatbiday:' • '
. _
Steamship *Plilltidelpitia,Bogge, from - Now; Oriental
via Havant Mid Charleston; arrived atlfew York yea
terday. • '4'. „ .-
Steamship Stank from New, Orleaniq.
Ifitlf iritifoStrrval et NevrYork yesterday.
SteamehipAintititrd'Llght,'Titikle-Paugh, from New
YOrk for asplumill;naridved at,liavant . 11th..4ust, and.
Milktitakeeday.
•Steianahl,p Quaker City, Schnhildt, from New, York
frieritoblie, at Havana 18th hest, midulled next day.-1
,s-.lMakanaltili II B Beach; WlllOl4 arrived at Baltimore
19Qf Mats 'Mom New York, caught fltcf Wpm'', evening ,
bb 4rq reeni;Sdidkvar.slifsmesed to the extent of •
$11944°f.-5/6tris a & indichisierrwas tonslderably
di ' 'The filositgatjamt rif ker,eargo had heonrits- •
chorea, and thetia,rusae .amounted to about 8 , 900..
She , sksitcf# l t , U.intre:A 1411,00? l, being in ,Philedelplala
Stedakillfitilealse4ll4l4 . ll, fOriiiiiime; Key Nast,
cleared at 110eriestrirellith just.
Ship Micinithithaelleinfalianib, front Chinch* Islands
,(erN-Xotkrtreitt to see treqtrieropton Roads 10th Mato
S B kip macre WO*firmOhti{lglA Islands, arrived up'
at ahlinoke 440'14.
Ship Rebel*, Reason, cleared at New ; York yester
day- MIRO dab Janeiro. • •
;
Shhp -Rattler. Rarest, for New Orleans sailed from
Rib de JAneirk Oct 12.
Ship - Yantis; Hubbard, for' Sea Francisco, cleared at
Boston 10th inst.
Ship Thirty-One States, Smart •
from 'Savannah, via
Beaton, Oct 8, WAS lying , in the river at Montrose Nov
4, being badly strained, and making Considerable water.
Ship Charter Oak, Carver, °leered At New York 19th
inst. for Liverpool,
ShipYlying Irish, from Boston for California, was spo
ken 14th tilt, lot 27 N. 104 —,
Ship IA Norris,Pollambee, from Chinches, at Porte.
mouth dth inst.
Ship Tropic, Smith, from Chinches for Dunkirk, was
off Dover 6th inet.
Ship Mountain Wave, from Chinches for Cowes, was
off Plymouth '24 Inst.
Ship Stornoway, Hart, from Poo Chow Poo July
28d, arrived at New Yore 10th inst.
Ship Grey Eagle, Hughes, wee loading at Itio 'Janeiro
17th ult. for Philadelphia. •
ithlp.lizolPer4efevre, for New York, was loading at
Rio danetre I,lth nit.
Barone 'Edward Cooper, Binges', from Leghorn for
Philadelphis,,before reported at Gibraltar leaky, was
Slisehsaglogher marble Het nit, to heave down for fur
ther examination Her upper work" had been caulked,
and a'nely 7i:itself meat put in her. - • . ,
• 'Barque Antelepe, Parrett, from Bac .de Janeiro Oat
11, arriVid Baltimore 10th lost, -
Rome argentine, Putnam, from Zanzibar, vie iro
orabialke, arrived at Salem 18th Met. •
harque.lmithia- Slice, Hyler, from Beaufort, NC, at
Oharleston.l7,oi inst.
Banque Cherie!' B Lex, Aitsielda, for Philadelphia in
4 dila, amaeleallOoyes 2d Inst. •
Ruins ; , 14.B.rebert, Hewitt; hence at Rio Janeiro
Jails nit, thi, Nue,voi
•Brunini dintelbjse, Payroll, from Rio reneire Oct 17th,
'width toffee, at Dattlinoreletle lost.,
Arigrano ll •44, hirtesaliap : 4, - airlvalLita 'Portland-
Sruntlirs froatjaciSoovillej,bisond to
`Bortimmx, lareaarted:as heel% foundered at see. The
crew arrived it Cette lob ult. In the French ship Du:
gnsy XytiOn, ream Neiffoundhuld. , e• •
Brig rsete,'Oriflin, sailed from Boston 18th inst. for,
Philadelphia. „
`Sat; E 0 Catlin, from Norfolk for Philadel
phia, sailed too Baltimore yesterday.. ,"
'Sr Electric Light. Dyer, cleared at Halifax 7th
Met. for British West Indies. '
Behr Mary & Lsiuhui, Steelman, hence, arrived et Pen
sacola 9th haft. , t
Behr Ocean lard, lones ‘ , hence at Norfolk 18th lost.
lu
ilehr E tar; Taylor; front Providence, at Motanans 10th
Selti.i'Neiptutie,Megee, from Pantuckeifor, %%thole!.
phla, errived'et,NeW LOndom„,lBth bar; „
~-S chell Loftier, Snow ; hence, arrived atillatansaa 10th
inst. -
Bohr Jr • U. , 'Van* 111drilges' aillarans
12th ;
Bohr leseet Ilbeeiei 'Sheerer, from TlMmaston; arrived
et Peailintsila Ste 11 - 114. ' "
.£6 ibits
, 14TS h Setter and Baltimore, for Philadelphia,
frog New Haven 18th look •
Sehr qq Shaw, Skew, foioeorgetown, DO,eloared at
lavanneh.l7thlnit.,•,
Bohr 'lthaca 'O Bill, Clark, berme, remained' at St
St Jaeto de 4 41.04111it salt, damn/00.i', •-
`Sat CespiP flat!; Shoe, hence at Washington, pc,
•
imitiliiineleureid, 14114 r; kienn;
'DUB trinata;blolMnileld: L Denhower; Eelipse
1 101'a,„ m nolhf.rifako_ Litigate/4S tiollidsy; Beaman;
WaTX I 4 2 RAni f1£0104,44; W Somers ; and SIMI
Castali4nlleisilienee at BOstorrl9lll
btti`3"li Neap, I,pper, at Protridence 181h1net. trio'
Vatifirtro. etti. . -
ittplldittodtttl . , trim i.rovi
dame 7ajhrfai#: nauldolPhYL '
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1-` fd3i MlBWitaittY. ' •
Beiges loripLiArarfa eftieleol, D 4 Montevideo Sept 28,
reports; ,Apt 11W - 8 Ji!ilf, 419.28 N, long 21 85, woe
F centact'srlth itzrunknown retool,' and lost jib and
!Abode.% injuring bowsprit sap, eplittiog Jib, dying
jib, and fore topmast 'alveoli, and parting all the rig.
fling attached, Miming mtayetarboard cathead and an.
ckor'raitonstwarke, sod atimmheorm from knight heads
tothe fore 'rigging ripping up, water wage and covering
i
bindle, and breakng a in the sheer plank and
second streak Sin feet' long, and atarting throe streaks
below' ship carrying away, tore, topgallant mast and
yet'd, fera royal trait - and yard, fore teamed moss trees,
and mate rival meat, with other damage., The altiker
barque ill collision appeared to'hieboot WO tons, and
kept onkter coerce without agonad on bused. The Lucia
Marla lay by 'ter tarantula., repairs until P when
s he kept on her way, having it 8 A It boarded the ship
Males Napier, (Sept Clifseer, 99 days from Callao for
orlr, who equaled no with planks , spikes, and nails,
Ono kindly offered to lay by and sand r ide cerponter on
' 4 00144 'to paths L MlO tepiii.
I>Co wee, Nov s—The steamship Vanderbilt, hence for
~are, parted her chain cable and drifted on to the
Hee Wales this morning. but came off at high water
11. Ltuttomm.—Mr W II Webb launched, on Thursday
mornings at a quarter before 12 o'clock from his yard
root of Sixth street, ER, New York , the U 8 steam reve
nue potter Harriett Lane. The launch Wes most success
ful, po, accident of soy kind having occurred. Her dl.
megatons ere as follows : Length 180 feetr breadth of
beam 80 rest; depth of Mold 12 feetf tonnege G6O tons.
Iter anginas will be pot in at the Allaire Works, and
will be inclined, with 7 , feet stroke sod the cylinder 42
Inches in,diamettor: • •
• NAVAL:. '
• , • • The' United !latex* itegen -frigate Niagara, Captain
Ilauhron, from Plymontb, Nngland, arrived atNew York
-Yeld•MaTr 4l l-Vell , ':l9he left Plyinenth ost the eth lost,
thud maktagtho passage 111,14 days 4 hours. She has
had he canstand heavy Wantorly plea nearly the
whole way amen , • 2 ,
ARRIVALS AT,THE PRINCIPAL 110 TELS
trpto.a o'#ock Last Niel.
GIRARD 1101713E—Gheatnut Street, below Ninth.
R W Taylorc - YOUngstoirn. "II At 'Warren A. son,-Pbllo.
Ohio 16 0 Warren; Phil&
Shorlood 3 oft4o, Yieon, Reading, Pa
n fomiimia;lititm ,-; J W Navin, Welsh
~,e- r agg,-BeatOn ' A Waterman,'N Y
T Gline,r, ' Mine At Jack, Greoneb'g
s'atotert, -J L Brown, Gin, Obi°
y' 74 Sanger, N y
g, irti ,,, v e J Ilobson v aletun , d, Ye
WW Belkith It • Y „
'" Nobel', ikjetilen," . 64to
Mr Philloojk.l.o,Apalfrm: Artailtiang la, Ya
T zdek a un , , ' w 17 . 4 7, IdeAlenomy, N y
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T de. le, hid
P N Ponlain, T P ilenoldjitt ~•:
Milueirmani arplip4 N
U'Wb ' ewnith, Portl , 4„Grica
tar& ' _Wee Richardi,-Pa `Mi
ea WM .; . ,r .`WW,albridgo, N Y
D LangneldreViYA 4 :.g I 6 bevel & la, N
A 0 Pletcher, OW • A IV .1 4,1 1.7 N Y '
enlit ; ; Davtd,N,BoalPf Coon
Wkiloor t yt 4 ' Wtlotowit, nigt
WgegeifiallarAisit ' T erinnell,N
611 MUM . Philo, Win It Lewis!, kneton
P 1014.0. AV Vodgei 7t3 b11;i
/^4 4 ntorliP9lol x •.- PAW Y
„thi hole 0031ItittneilktY.
IN: PPe4l ‘..4a ltattao / 141'
,01 - 4.14 T Cherry; bias'
ityntw &.107,N Y Geo-0 Bernford
At °Al' , .9 - PO lialdialkillietrObr .
• /Aff#,lP/0144,e-.1 1 CIPO 4{,i , mwzrik Bemtins
I Can , v I
AMERIOAN,ROTSL—Ohestunt, below !lath et,
Thos Steel, Balt B B Retoldleld, Chester
(I W Jacobs, Chester Id Williams, Jersey 1:10,y
A W Dotter & la, Pa B N Jones & la, Vel
0 ii. o s p e it„Dei , . ~ W G Binith; Del
A W Ooodion & ht, Balt Vi.ol l Toodward, 'Wash' ton
Wee G Woodward, Wash ' RD:Woodward, Wesb%tbn
R Lamberton, Ps 0 N Allen, Philo,
A, IT,lderenik & eon, N Y 71 Nones, Balt
O,T Clarkson, N Y ' E 11 Clarkson. N Y ' . •
DB Jones, N Y W Dempsey, N J
W W 115 m, 1101% , -
.11 g Freeman , N Y ' '
13 II Randolph,Pel" .. 'B II Stooe, N Y
J , Vott Tape N y , S B Elliott, N Y
, W it *4 ,1 4: NX , , Jacob Arndt,,N J.
A S Gillett, N,Y . . T . II Taggart,,Wintlel , l 0
, .
is.natomititia , ROTEL—Fourth at.. below Arce d
b Devoe } Ohio It Tiernan Pittsburgh
J'AVldariball, Vallon W Bigler, Pa
Non Geo Scott, Pa 'Ron Ifli Mott, Pa , - ,
1 11 Brat:lead, Pa '0 Trailer, Brooklyn
Jobilll Steno], Phila ' J Blackburn .01310.-
Pll Davie, N r "J 11 gullltan; NJ
Ci. 3 Dutcher, Weston Vis 11 111 Johnston, lloillasysg
11 Ralston do . '
NATIONAL GOTFL - --Race strata, above Third '
Wm Todd, Fliled°, ' Elwood Stanley, Sandusky
Wm G Gains, Barka co Pa Chase Linn, N Y
Jos Sanders, h Tiplt Reyes, NVodtk
Wm P Sinith 4Pittsbur ht, Begdrord (. G Fuller & la 9 dy s , No ,
Y Vt
L Northrop, Erie co N Y
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UNION ROTEL—Arch stied. below Fourth.
G Hammond; Va • J Armstrong and lady, pa
14 Presto Chatter co, Pa tta Jr Towanda
M Gannon and wy, 1 , 4 , W Konigmacher & lady, Pa
Fl• M Leo; Pa
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BLACK BEAR INN-711113 ilea Idercliant streets
M N Kilgore, , Yorlc co, Pa , J A Irlvingatoo, Ps
IT Amick, West Chester f3tepben D Byprs, Pa
Ohas Fairlamb, Pa ./ ' - .
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STATES llNlON—Market streot. aboire.Sisth.
Goo O Oanwoir 'Boston John J 'Robson:ok, Bostdu
Simou,littigne t Bath Mod. jtlilar, PA
Geo I', Munson .5,s la, Pltte , b 11 Jl bluenola, Pittsburgh
Edw IdoDonald, Pottrritio
,BABLOP.p SlLEAlit—Second, below Vine atroet:
V?' Cooer, Wilkabeire NV' Post co ,
E Edwa p rds, Del , S Clayton,,Bucks
Newton
J Rell,Mechanicsville, A B Snit,
.01cl! co, Md
Clugatms, Red Lion,Dal.'3 Heaton, Newton
W.H Marshall,Shemoklu, Pa DI Long, Ps
It II Newbold, Bucks co 8 J Buckman Newton'
II Pickering, Newton • J R Hibbs , Pineville
NV II Hibbs, Pineville T P Hervey, Doylestown
JLongsbore, Bucks co, Pa P Crosse, Bucks co, Pa
T Smith, Bucks co, Pa 7 N Newbold, Bucks co, Pa
H K Trego, Bucks co, Pa J T Blair, Ilartsvillo
9 Baker, Bucks co JD. Rand, Pa. '
L Beanoucks co J Hoppock . Newton
A Watson,ko Siontg'y ro;.Pa & Rages, Buckingham
U Watson, Buckingham T Ely, Litherlek
A. Ely, Bucks co, Ps I Garret & la, Books co, Pa
D Nelsen, Ducki co, Pa W noNslr,Bucks to, Pa
Dr O T Melton, Newton - OF Stapler, Backs co, Pa
J L Janney, Jr., Newton WDaslOto.n,..Cholthern, Pa
Daniel rd. Borlean,llartiorilleA‘Verkes, Bucks county
Jai Bmith;.o4cko eoinlty Chalatitalio,_, Hartsville
John Itonsh, Ditokeca; Pa ' Garman, NowtO'n •
John Scull.,Y. Brian coipa"9 Broadhurst, Bucks co
A J Kirkilinckar do, Pa Wm Lippincott ) Bucks co
A Dowling, N Y Wm (I 'Watson • Bucks'co •
Pon!‘latobilifoOligd ,Vos llaspiley, Duels co
MADISON RODSU—Seoond street; stove Market,
Tholl Philllps,N, J vita* Rogers, N.Y
Thee Jackson, N •E, W&Cents '
Saud Cochran, N Y' J A Markley, Phi's-.
:Alston, Ducks'. co,;Pe. • • •A B Marvel, Del
J B IttgeDow,-Beaser, FrMarrnst, Desyer, Pa
It-Yord, Kent coi-Md• -,; • ; •• ; .2
BALD 11 4
AGiiil 11C1Ittitid fftier.it: abv. Oallowbill
Steck Piilmyrir,„•,Pci • Jbbn Stonffie,, , Palmyrs, Ps
A J &atoll ll Alig L 'Etalton = •
Mack,,South &atm 7 , `;'it
W Bdahl, Budd co, Pit ' Ithrght,l3uokp co,' Pa
J , o l tiney, /thalland,". p l . - 9,ruy?F,Jluckt co A
Iff ritiarwrilt;il4.*i . to • 4 ' " "
It, above Callowhili.
,11171aldenian.,.11neks cio;',Pa E tadwahter, Ebekef,to,Po
.P Sbutt,T.WArrington • J RotheW4-Warrlngton
A Kephart, Warrington d Largo; Doylestown „
S Irumbower Doylestown :Clasper Wads, Byborry..„:„
ANlarla, tionthseaptorrj I .11 Lotterts,Worthampton
Monts, Southampton 0 Knight', lealterellle
,T guight, Peasterrillei I , ,,TaaS9 Detrich, Allentown
',',.6:4o`ial'Xl6 . iiii'i,,, , -:-
,
'Yertumed` 411vintity VOttla T eeth, and
nee ••aslnk or 1,00 Inewere."
t or — deeming , LF,dies'. Mir, nee ~l i'oodland, Own, A
new Pomade." It curie Gentletnen , e idde beautifully.
P. FicTirOa .Ik.o,3,Pickpriotors,#
Pafarson,, 808- ObestAtit;':Banniol,
Monis, Tifilf,th kind.Oheitint; 4. B.purand . , 718 Cheat..
lnat,ll.ll Datil! 00., Tit chisfnut 011. 4. B+ana,
fllcp'Th*stare; 489 oDtilifnut; 0,.* 8. Unbbell, 14 . 3 q
cilidattiviti..ll.randb ,-.14a10rd5,.& Coq, Tenth 'and4far
ket; A. B. Taylor, Ninth and Walnut; Di Morrison,
flarbnilanDf karia' addinattart 'l. W...B(inca & ' Sons;
'Blghtienth,'Arid, Tyifrinty-!3pekilnd gad MArkei; Edward.
oAilanneA . lo2, 01mtriati Manua Lancriatfir, corner
Mimosa a4dMaintit. ,, " r” . ' iol2-19
'41101301,
J4N3 PRINTER.,
-1,..1011.01JANT STREET;
elhocka, Naas; Diaitei, - Bills Lading, 13111 goads, Olr
culare,.thgda„ oltd,. all other kinds of Job ?tinting, at
prides tb shit tho ,‘ ~,„. ,
Beivers inthzit toortnat.-i4l . ole'noble
Cordial le prepared croon Orortetp. oitiot 'Teat rid 100 drid
erdelelki kirometlea kiown , In rOedlohielralCbt,thbL'at
perfect and reliable zdnottre extant for , IrdLodtri and
..yonog children:
By its powerfulfnifuenee 4 spei3dy Orme pi affected in
all Oases or CAoiie , windy Twins and•Nipenras.
.11411eies
and mitigates muoji of children's suffering during denti
tion or teething, and by its soothing prOperilea tran
quilling value of - the bowels, loogenese, 'Malting, ko.
The Infant Cordial hat.beoome a etandard rented'',
and has been used'in thousands of comes with the most
abundant lamas. No family ehontdbe without It.
Prepared only by Hanni A, BOwnnj
. At his Drug and Chemical Store,
N. B. corner of Sixth and Omen ate., Philadelphia:
To whom all orders must be addressed. And for ante
by Druggists generally. en 18-7.7
Notes of the Bank of Pennsylvania taken at
CLOUTING
AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
TUE ENTIRE STOCK
OF A WHOLESALE CLOTHING noun,
Manufactured expressly for Fall Bales, will now be sold
ItETAIL,
At greatly Reduced ,Prlces, for Cash,
nol.tt At No. 1 llortli FIFTH Street
Bank Notes of the
, , YENNSYLVANL% DANK
- FOR, 11MBRFILAB, '
BY H. TtIOItAIIDSON,
, No, 418 MARKET STRUT
Seamen's Raving Vilna—Office tiO3 Walnut
street, one dOin• wort of:second street. Redeives
, posits in mime 'ot Ono Dollar and npwirds, from all
classes otthe community, and allows latoreet tit the rate
of avorroent. per annum. -
OM:Mogen dolly, from 9 until 6 . o'oloicilt, and on Eton-
day end Saturday anti! 9 in the evening. l'eeeident
lirtinklln Bell; - Trisenyer t Charles 91, Morris; /Secre
tary, 7ttatee/S. Pringle.. . • r
Cabinet Ware and '
UP,IIO.LETSEY,
•
624 WALNUT 3T,
OPPOSITE INDEPENDENCE SQUAUB.
GEO. J. JJENKEL'S,
, 821. WALNUT Btreet,
002^•3m Late of 373 Ohertoat Picroot
Saving Fund—Fire Per Cent. liitere'st—Na
,tional 'Safety Trust Company, WALrtif Street, smith
trest carrier - et Tacan /greet, PNILADELDNIt. Open
.doily tiff I' &clock, aid on MONDAY and Ttronsolv
Miasmas till P o , olock. Oeposita received and pay
inents'lntle daily: Assets Invested 'ha Bolt. BOUTS,
MONTOIOIB, Gltotswo 4012 , 0,atntCpter diet•clue seourl•
ties l at dhe charter directs.
not.
' S. C. Dewald, Ceawilseion Badness in COM.
utereiel,,psper sad Degoitations of loses, 56 IVILsor
Se., opposite the Exeheege, nolo-2m
Alarriages.
Oa the evening of the 19th ,Envembei, bir The Rev.
WllllinfSuddirdei YORE E:Boltionere,
AGE,`to LIZZIE, &tighter of jir. Pll3l43lfift, of 11111
by the Rey; :inie Chilton, on the 18th Init., JAMES
0. 'STEPHENS to Mire MARTIZA A. BLAIR % •
On Monday evening, 16th hist ,by ReV, T.
Coeper: MO JAMES ARNOhD to Miss by
A..N.KL, ,
both of this city.
.citt 4 Tticklay , 17th Bev.' John McGovern,
J
neater of St, oachim , * Church. Trankford, Mr. ED
WARD /I. ALLEN to Mice MARY McCAPPARTY, all
of Priukfor4, Pa,
Glealbs.
On the nth inst., at his residence, Lower Merlon,
Mr. WILLIAM. lILYDEN b. VAN IIa.UN, In the 80th
year of ilia age', &native of the Island of Tortola. •
Tho male relatlyea and friends of the family are re.
spectrally - invited to attend his funeral, on Tuesday
morning, at 10 o'clock, without farther notice. To
proceed to Laurel 18111. The carriages will •leare the
'office of &Gartland,: No. 19 0. Thirteenth etTeet, at 9
atelook.
***
On the 19th inet., Dlra. ELIZABETII LE11)1", In the
46th yetir oC betage. " '
Suddenly, on the 18th Inst., nongter 8. ItiDDLII.
TON, U. D., In the 38th year of Ms age.
On the 1901,1 net., Mrs, REBECCA JARVIS, aged
yeire
On the nth Instant, of consumption, Idles PUEDE
BISHOP, aged 46 yearn.
Suddenly, on the 18th inst., Mrs. away MAXWELL,
aged 72 years.
On the 18th lust , after a lingering Illness, Capt. JO
SEPH MICHAELS, In the 833 year of his age.
fir Temptations of Great Miss.—no Ms.
Dr. BERG will Dread' hie second sermon on the above
SubJett TO-MORROW EVENING, at 7S o'clock, church
Seventh duet above Brown. no 21-1*
Er The Coming and Ningdons of Messiah I
Signs indicating its approach ! will be the topic of dis
course by WM. LANGARL, Of'Olnelneetl, TO—MOR
ROW MORNING at IO,Si o'clock, and EVENING at 7 ,at
the Nall S. B. corner of Ninth and Spring Garden
Streets. The public are invited. no 211*
Err Dr. Stevenoist First Lecture at the Ilan-
DEL and ILAYDN lIALL,wiII take place on TUESDAY,
the 24th inst.. at 714 o'clock, P. M.
Suoject—JERUSALEM, under the JEW, the no-
MAN, the 0111tISTIAN, and the TURK.
The Lettuce will be Illustrated by Maps and Draw
ings, ant several scones, such no the (+anion of Gethse
mane, the Valley of • Jahoshaphat, dtc,. will be die.
played by the Magic Lantern.
Tickets at the entrance. The proceeds for the poor.
no2l-314
I Berkeley and Columbus: --.Lecture and
Poem Combined! ,Ity REV. T. 11. STOCKTON, at
CONCERT HAVE, Chestnut street shore Twelfth, on
Tuesday Evsning,•Norsrahor 24, at 8 o'clock. Sonsaoy
or /ACTORS: BISIIOP BERKELEY, and hie CAL/HIFI/L.
TM/81 . 4sta :
Westward the course of„Ampire Cites its may,"
SMUT dv, POCK; COLUMBUS, and his iltscoveur
or rap Now Wont.o, Tickets 26 cents; Minors under
16 years of age, 16'cente—for sale at 533 droh street, at
Bookstores, and at the Ball. all 3t*
ED" Department of - City Property. Office,
2d story Girard Bank, north side.
Putf,anstrins, November 21,1867.
Notice is hereby given, that communication over the
Wiro Drldge et Fairmount will be suspended on and
after MONDAY, November 28, until further notice, for
the purpose of repairing the same.
FtIOBNN ARUN,
0021. at Dommissioner r of City Froperty.
113' Tae Awnual - AS4resa befortt, the Society
of the Alanibt of the tiniverelty of Penneylvenia, wilt
be delivered by GEORGE M. NVNAIITON, En., in the
College Hall, en MONDAY EVENING,. November 13d,
at lt
it e ,ctuatvga Fl.
' • X DIOXBOI` , 4 •
POULSON DODSON ' ° """ l4ee ''
DPett * ' ,
,91',/k)41:10/14.NEON,
I,llg Rttgago4stiltaAtittlitiAl gAltittiAtltoittiOgit
NOtice.—The Directors of the Filth
Ward Democratic Reuttng-Roora, having learned that
certain unprincipled persons aro collecting money for the
'lse of the amino, the Democratic citizeoe of the Ward
ore hereby infvued, that no person or ptirsone are, at
tee Intent time, tiothoritoS to collect money (at .the
awe. Dy order of the Board of,Directori. , .; .
409. Pi DIJRNEYI /Secretary.
BOOTS AND SHOES.—The subscriber
Las en hand a large end varied stook of BOOTS
and SHOES, which he will sell at the lewOht prices.
OF,O. ,T,m , 'Lou.
- no2l-ly S. S. corner FIFTEItad IIIAItIiAT Stn.
IVE A Nor 1: CANVASSERS WANTED
'—film make from throe to ten' donate' per day
Apply at No. 60'2 Olteptont 4troot abore,Bizth,- Oleo of
Waterman Oae-Regulator Company. , nov2 F l-9t
. r
E(3ONOMY IN GAS
e Tn o
lees. Tor sale by the WATErSiti t t i dB r IdGCLAT,
TOIL 0011 , X.1Y,
tic4o-1m COS CHESTNUT. Ftivit,..
VOMMENCEMENP OF A NEW VOLUME.
D Ay i ya n ior Ts
: NEW MONTIILY MACIAZINBIdO4
coNzewirs:
A CRRISTUAS.GABLAND OE' AMERICAN POEMS
.... . . . -
Illustrated by Eleven Engravings. ,
MADRAS, IN PICTURES. . .- ' , '
Illustrated by Seventeen Engravings.
TILE RING CONQUERED.
Illustrated by Ylvii, Engravings,
OUR CHRISTMAS AT THE rums.
PROFESSOR lIENNEDERG,
LOVE EXPERIENCES OF AN IMPRESSIBLE MAN:
OUR DAUGHTERS.
HOW ONE WGMAN COME TO MARRY. .
- ECONOMICAL BEAUTY. . ,
WATER-CURE LIFE IN EUROPE.
THE STRONG MAN.
A EMIT WITH A 'MOSQUITO.
THE VIRGINIANS. By W. M. TUACEnSAY.
ILLUSTRATIONS,—A Welcome to Old England.—
The Family Pew.—Four Head Pleeos.
Cifsars a I. In which one of the Virginians visits
Nome.
CILAPTEIL 11. In which Harry bee to pay for his
- Supper.r
(Mame 111. The Ilernonde in Virginia
CHAPTeIt IV. In which Harry duds a now Rela
tive
-JACK OF ALL TRADES: A MATTER OF FACT Ito
MANCE. by CirAotcs READI
MONTHLY RECORD OF CURRENT EVENTS.
LITERARY NOTICES. Books ut tho Mouth
EDITOR'S TABLE.
EDITOR'S EASY CHAIR.
EDITOR'S DRAWER
IMAGNIATION VERSUS REALITY.
With Sliteen Illuotrotiona.
FASHIONS FOR DECEMBEIt.
'ILLT/EITRATIOSS.—IIeiII DMlL—Oolffures.—Sleave
—Ailjuatiblo Rustic
THAORERAVB NEW &TORY, tt TILE VIR-
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Author, la commenced in the present number of 11.01-
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They will also supply Globs, of two petsone, *rhea
dollars a year, five - peraona at Ten Dollats, or eleven
persons at Twenty Dollars. Oiergymen itn&Teaebers
,supplied at .Two.; Dollars a year tinzobelo front the
docutnehtement csn now be supplied. Ahathe bound
, ,
The Magnetize weighs over seven and not • over eight
ounces. The postage upon, peck flumber, which must
he' paid nuartorly •adwince , at. the olhoe where the
Magazine is received, 35 Taves CISTS.
, Each Number of the Magazine win contain.l44 octavo
pages, in double columns, each year thus comprising
nearly two thousand pages of the' choicest hliscelland.
ens Literature of the day. Every Number will contain
numerous Pichniallilustrations, accurate Plates of
the Fashions, a copious Ohibnicio of Current Events,
and impartial Noncom of the important Boas of the,
Month. The Volumes commence with the Numbers for
JUNE and DEOEMSER but Subscriptions stay - cow.
mace with any Nninher.
notit-lt HARPER & BIIOT/111P . .5, PUBLISMERS.
A NEIMAN, , ELOQUENCE," JUST
PUBLISHEED IN 2 VOLS. svo. with 14
Portraits, cloth (manias, $r ehoep, 26, half morocco,
half c6l $B, Mtn ha obtaine .
111 d from
• • W. PAIRMAN tWARLAN,
Sole Agents, at the Arcade Hotel,
CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia.
Sent to any addroas free of postage.
Proofs of the Portrait Illustrations may be had sepa
rately for $3 50, comprialog:—Otiv, Henry, Amen,
Hamilton, Adatne, Morris, Emmett, Marshall, Pink
nay, Randolph, Clay, Webster, Calhoun, and Mayne.
u021.4t D. APPLETON A: CO , New York.
THE BRITISH ANDNORTH AMERI
CAN AOYAL TIAIL SITAMBUIPS.
TOO XISW TOOK TO LIVETPO(a.. '
Chief Cabin Passage WO
Second Cabin Passage 75
Chief Cabin Priming°' silo
Second Cabin Paseageto
•
- The salmi from Boston call At Halifax.
PERSIA, Capt. Judkilis, I CANADA, Capt. Lang.
ARABIA, Oftpt..l. Stone. I AMERICA, Oapt.Wickmiin
ASIA, Capt. 0, Lott., NIAGARA., .
AFRICA, Capt. Shannon, I EUROPA. Capt. J.LeitCh.
Thep vessele cagy a clear white light et-hesd ;
green on starboard bow ; red on port bow.
JPBRSIA, judirtne; leave' N.York, Wedneaday, Nor: h.,
CANADA, Lang, , .o. Booton, Wedueaday,Nov. IS,
ARABIA, Steno. N York, , ,Yedneaday, Nov, 25.
NIAGARA,WIckman, - Boston, Wednesday, Dec.
AFRICA, Shannon, N York , Wednesday, Doe. 9.
AMERICA,Lott, " Boston, Wedneeday. Dee, it.
EtillOPA, ;Leitch, N.York, Wednesday, Dec. 22.
Berths uotsecured until paid for.
An experienped Surgeon on board.
The owners of these Ships will not be accountable for
Gold, Silver, Bullion, Specie, Jewelry, Precious Stones
or Metals, unions bills of lading are signed therefor and
the value thereof therein 'expressed.
Por freight or passage apply to
non-) , E. CUNARD, 4 Bowling Green N. York.
'TIME PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
,1 DOOK COMPANY.—Notice' in hereby givob that
a Meeting of the Oorporatora of TII PHLIADYLPItIA
BTEAIII9IIIP DOOR. COMPANY Wlll'he held at No
228 North DBLAPIAIt& AVSNUE, in the City of Phil
adelphia, upon the twenty•elghth day of November, A.
D. 1851, at 12 o'clock, end that the Bubncription Books
to the /Mock of the said Company will then and there be
opened. (Mimed) - - no2o-1t
ear,Cv. MHBRIOH,_ I
. .1111, -DYNNIB,
EDWARD JAMES, - DAVID' IVONI,PPNR;
JOHN M. MITOIIDI,I,, • A.IIERON, Jr.
,I)tnif. D.. ROGERS, • CARRIAGE RE
r pottery, 1,000 andl,oll WIESTNUT St.,' above
Tenth, Is now open for the sato of ,every description of
Carriages, coinbinlug , style, duiabllity,,and elegance of
tlnVilz, from the Manufactory, at tape corner of SIXTH
end MASTER Streets, 6 wblelt the attention of citizens,
and Southern and 'Western , gentlemen is resiteotfulli
called. • • • , ,
, N. E..— Especial attention givon to eirilsi,ei for re
pars, in the ehops connected with the Reposgery.' En
trance on Chestnut arreet, ralZa tn 4,t11-loci
,110 A.IICT/ONEERS.—A. thorough practi-
JI, cad Saiceman, well posted, would make au snags
ment to cry Evening Sales during the winter,
Address SWAIM, at Y.'Sites , office, sag WAL
NUT Street. • nol7-tutlaes*
LY"'S PURE OHIO CATAWBA
Brandy h more rateable as a medicinal remedial
agent than the thousand quack nostrumil of the day
united.
Lyon's Catawba, Brandy renovates, renews and We.
strengthens the system, aiding Digestion, dispelling
Flatulency and the cause of (Deem°.
Carefully packed in boxes of dozen each for trate.
portation. Price SL.2I per bottio, lAA discount to
dealers. sole wholesale agents—
pltENoll, RICHARDS, & 00.
N. W. cor. Tenth and Market its , Phlls,
Tor sale by Horn, corner Third and Brown.
Zeigler & Smith;cor. Second and Crean.
Dugan, corner Third and South.
And Druggists and Grocers generally. uole-dt
'MINCED MEAT. --
The Blamerlber bas commenced manuracterlug hie
Na Plus Ultra
brINOED 311,11,T,
which be offers to Ma costomora in
LLIIOII Or SHALL QUAIITIIIOO •
Orden through BLOOD'S DD3PATOIL wUI be pone
family attended to.
JOSHUA WRIGHT,
nlB 2m d spnrao fl ARMIN and FRANKLIN ate
SAVING FUND.-.UNITED STATES
TRUST COMPANY, corner or THIRD prid QUEST.
NUT Streets.
Large and small woe received, and paid heir on de
mand, without notice, with FIVE PER OENT INTER
EST from the day of depoeit to the day of withdrawal.
°Mee bourn, from 9 until 9 o'clock every day, and on
MONDAY EVENINGS from 7 until 9 o'clock,
DiIAFTB for solo on England, Ireland, and Scotland,
from 11 upwards.
President—STEM:lEN B. CRAWFORD,
Treasurer—PLlNY SISK.
Tenor--SAMIRS puma& ser-lyit
.OAP AND CANDLES. '
REMOVAL from IST SOlEftl YOURTEI STREET,
to my Manufactory, 10 and It RELIEF STREET, bo
taten Lombard and South, turd Front and Hoeond
streets.
Thankful to my numerous trends for their put Worm,
I }lollCit a continuance of the same, haring enlarged my
manufactory no as to enablo me to have constantly on
hand a bile stock of well-esesoned Soaps, '
free from
Fish Oil; Palm, Variegated Whits Honey, Castile and
all kinds of toilet Soaps, Chemical Olive Soap of pure
material, Settled Pole, and Brown Soap, linglish Sal.
Soda and Pearl Starch, Sperm, Adamantine, and Tallow
Candles of all algal constantly on hand. lasing
adopted the mkt system, I am enabled to sell my goods
at the lowest prices. P. CONWAY.
Philadelphia.
B —Cash paul for Tallow end Grease. no 14.6 m
BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
AAP DAVID M. IIOOAN, Blank Book Manufacturer,
Stationer and Printer, No, 10.0 WALNUT Street, to pre
pared at all times to furnish, either from the shelves
or make to order, Books of ovary description, suitable
for Banks. Public Offices Merchants, and others, of the
beet quality of English or American Paper, and bound
In VIII lone styles, in the moat substantial manner.
Orders f0r..i01.1 PRINTING of ovary description.
Eigraying and Lithographing executed with neatness
and despatch.
A general assortment of English, Emrich and Ameri
can Stationery.
Concerning Eft'. Ilogin , o contribution to the Franklin
rnatitutei the Couunitten say—. Thie display of blank
books for`banklngamd mercantile use la the beat in the
Eghdb!tiOn. , The aoleotion of the material le good, the
'workirtinebin most excellent, dud their flash and an.
'penance m a aki4 appropilato." slo2o-ti
publications
f3liipping.
!nom BOSTON TO LIVEUPWL
„ .
ttlyß P.clobe.
,•-
.11LANKETs I BLANKETg II , BLANK
-a, ETB ! AROIIIII4I3kULT, O. 1, corper
SVILLNO (14,1iD1121 snd YRANKLIN Stieeta, Ilan Sint
remred-- .
1 100 pairs Ica's , Blankets, at 1 00, 2 00, ` 000, 4 00 ,.
4 40,000 and 46.
11$1AP• AWLS,
1 lot Drachm Shaw o ls, at BR
00, worth $lO
. '2OO Blanket Shawl,, at 1 60, 2 00, a 00,4 00 ank ,
t 86.
Stella Shawls at 2 00, 8 00, 4 00 and $6.
DIIESS HOODS:
500 pieces new pew oes, ;eiluced to 12g and 18go.
100 pieces Madonna Cloths, at 8, worth lige.
1 1000 yards dark Chintzes, at 13g, IS and 10e.
600 yards Valeneles Plaids, at only 12 a, o.
MEN AND DOES' WEAR.
Cassirneres at 60, 02x,, 76,
87) and $l. .
• Rope Wear at 25, 31g, , 44 and 600.
:Wool Fle.nnels a., 1234 , 10g , 18g,, 25, 31, lag and
, 609.
'Heavy Canton Fl no la'
GARDEN'AESMAIIIAI I Iata,R. R. Comi smuNG
nd FRANKLIN titroeps. no2l-at
•
NEW' 'SCARCE AND OfICICE .GOODS,
such as are really Wanted,
'OIIABLES ADAMS, VIGO:PEI and ARM Streets,
has Just received inipet s'44itnilli Black Cloth lot ladles ,
Desques.'
' Super 4-4 dark French Chintzes, at 17, usual price 25
cents,'
1 carton elegant Black Centro Stella Shawls, with and
Without palms, some of the:handsomest imported.
Mode and high•colored Centres, In variety:
, Shaded Fretickl3lan*et Sintwia•
Rich and glossy Bogle brand Black Silk,
,Ileavy Eagle'brand Penh de Soule, without lustre.'.
A 7 ull-line Meet A 151004 tied mixed kladonnas.
Lupin's 64 Broach Nerinese, Cashmeres and Para-
Mattas.
' ()loth Table awl Piano Covers.
Blank and brown Silk Velvets, assorted, •
Super and extra super 4.4 Wool Flannels, (Gil
bert & Ballardvale;) for infants' Shawls.
AIM, A full sleek' of Flianele, best makere.
BLANKETS, SIIIIETINGS, artnermas, &o.
0. A. prnfers keeping good arid desirable articles,
sneli as are really wanted, and selling them at
PBIOES TO SUIT TIIE TIMES.
P. 8 —A large lot of Ireneh worked Oollars and Eta.
brolderles, reduced In price. ' no2l.4lt•smw
STILL GREATER BARGAINS IN BLAN.
811.—Y Y. E. ABOII6IIIIIAALT, N N. Corner of
IILEVENTII and MARKET Strout, will open tulle morn
ing, from Now York Anotion, 600 pain of large Mee, all
wool, Twilled Mankato, at $1.50, $1.75, $2.10, 0.26,
18.60, $4, $6, 80, ST. $B, and $lO. Also, 100 large moo
coinfortablei at $1 76 and $2
caner. E3IIAWLS
Extra size Long Shaw 101, from $5lO $9. `Square Shawls
'from v. to $4; Broolie Shawls from 13 to 114.
310 En CIIp4P CARPETS.
Ingrain Carpets, wool Wing, at 101{,18)(, and lb ;
all wool Carpets at 50 and 50c ; Stair Carpets from 10 to
; Entry Carpae fromni to 82e.; Rag and Mat Car
petit at 18 and 25P. OEM Price store, N. E. cornor of
ELEVENTH and MARKET Streets. no2l-0t
SPECIAL NOTICE.—
A
large asiortment of
Attractive and seasonable -.
•
DRT GOODS,
From the extensive wboleaale etooke
of eoveral ,
SUSPENDED HOUSES,
' Will be opened
• TIIIS DAY, NOrni.Dfa, 21st, D 357,
At the store,
No. 923 MARKET Stied, NORTH SIDE,
Between Ninth and Tenth, ,
Arokeektil throughout '. i
. .
it x RETIL, ~, . ' '
kr, di ~
„ .
UNPREOEDENTED REDUCTION . .
xo prices for
. '0 ATTI. - 'f ,
The g(ichla are all new, aid of recent leapOrtation or
manufacture; and a rare opportunity. le .oflete4tO pitt
dialers: to purohaae the beet make' an 4 ,st y les, fir
Wow the usual prices. , SAMUEL O. lIESS,
,n0v21.2w .
, No. 923 DIARKET Street.
E OWE APE S P 1 4 ONG.BROOLIE
BRAWLS EVER SOLD IN PLULA.DELPHIA
TLIORNLEY &, 011iSalk. Eighth and,Spring harden,
Lave just purchased' several lotsof - • •
LONCt BROOKE EIIIANVIA, FOR CASH, AT A MOST
TREMENDOUS, SACRIFICE . ;
1 let Soo quality, alllhik - and Wool, for Si: ' ' ' '
.g ti - - u « f or $lO . •
: . Ir.l I{ <I . 1( II , fu,
' "",,' - , g" a << t , " for $l4.
Several lots very line, all wool, sl4', $l6, Sle., s2o'
and 44 tcF,, /
Pinreneh blanket Shawls, Chermille Shawls, &e
At TIIORNLET & MUSK'S, N.ll. oor,ner
and;BPAlpio , GARDEN Steeple., , ' nie2l.lt
BANK OF PENNSYLVANIA-GREAT
IaCITIIMBNP 'AT 11111011141119 I—Ye are re
ceiving the notes of, the above bank at par for Dri
Bonds, at greatly-re/ta s ted prices,
ilinsk of Pennsylvania Notes .taken for Oloaki and
TalmaL
Bank ef - Pennsylvania Notes taken for Shawls.
Bank of Pennsylvania Notes taken for Dress Goods.
Bank ofl'ennsylvania Notes taken for bferinos.
Bank of Pennsylvania Notes taken Men's Wear.
Bank of Pennsylvania Notes taken for Ribbons.
Bank of Pennsylvania Notes token for Embroideries.
Bank of Pennsylvania Notes taken for Domestics.
Bank of Pennsylvania Notes taken for Blankets.
Bank 'of Pennsylvania Notes taken for ,Oloves and
Hosiery.
Dank of Pennsylvania Notes taken fee the Anion of
goods from one of tlui largest and best-selected stocks In
the Say, and at extraordinary low prices, at
P. & T. 11 DELMER%
nov2l-0t B. W. corner Eighth and Spring Garden.
FINE HEA Y - 13 - 7ANRETS.
fieparlor 12-4 Twilled Blankets.
Wiliam and arnall size do.
' Vrib, Cradle, and Berth do.
Alio, Knee Blankets, best styles.
Blue and scarlet Korea Blankets.
SIIABP BROVIERS,
no2l.rp • 0114:3TNIIT and I.llllllTtl Ste
'WRENCH MERINOES.
50, 02X, 70 and 75 cents.
Vary stiperlor Gaels toe the prices,
MOVEN STODDART & BRO.,
450, 452 and 454 N. SHOOND Street.,
no2l-2t above Willow.
- ---
CURWEN STODDART & BROTHER
, flays on hand a large assortment of
' PARIS PRIN7ED MOID.RELIN DELAINEB,
At 97X, 40, 42, 44 and 60 ovals,
Purchased at the late Auction Salve in New York.
430, 452 and 454 N. SECOND Stroet,
n021 , 2t above Willow
BROUTIA. LONG SIIAWLS
At $), $l.O, $ll Watt SU.
Together with is full lino or superior Omit, Wt ex
tremoly low prices. .
01IRWEN STODDAILT do lIRO.,
450, 452 and 4E4 N. SECOND Street,
ti021.2t above Willow.
I'NSIIRINK !NG FLANNELS.-
811ARPLEbS BROTHERS have opened
Real WelA, apeeinlly lanwrted,
Hoary aleanalcins. for men , ' wear;
Ilallar4 Irmo, or all qualities and widths; •
• French and English ; floe Saxony
6.4 Bhrondlogs, and double-width Flannels.
no► 21 CHESTNUT and EIGHTH streets
Oentleniens' Innisliing each
SHIRTS, made to order, and war
•ranted, of elegant material awl superior work
manship. Also, prase Slacks awl Gentlenwn's Wrap
pers, at the Premium Store :r of W. W, aft
Attell dtreet, aboto Sixth. no2l-y
WRAPPERS! WRAPPERS) WRAP
PERS very large and elegant assortment at
reduced prices. Also, beery uoder-clotblog of all de.
aeription ,a far ipintlemen'a wear, at W. W.KNIGHT'S,
Old Amu 1340 t above Sixth.
no2I-y
WINCHESTER & SCOTT, GENTLE
MOWS PURNISIIING STORE, and PATENT
SHOULDER SEAM SHIRT MANUFACTORY, No. 198
CHESTNUT Street, above Seventh street, Philadelphia.
Tho attention of Southern and Western Merchants, and
Strangers, to particularly invited to this Improved Out of
Shirts, the most perfect Siting article made. At whole
sale and retail, and made fo order. ..
grarpriiilgo.
CARPETINGS
AT GREATLY REM= fitIOES,
ron CIASH ONI;Y
tti
BAILY _ta B O'T II 1 . 4 It,
No. 920 CHESTNUT STREET,
Ei Invite the attention•of their friends and tho
0 public generallyto their hip stock of 0.3
DITORTED CARPETS,
Which they aro determined to .ofter at such
IXI prices as will Insure sales..
RIOII VELVET CARPETS at $1.31g to $1.16. ' 5l
4 BEST TAPESTRY do at $1.12 to $1 30, 0'
BEAVY ENGLISH. BRUSSELS at $1.25,: ,
REST NEW PATTERNS do at 0.87 g.
IMPERIAL. THREE PLY, $1 to $I 25,
4 SUPER INGRAIN, for bad-rooms, all pricos.
FLOOR OIL CIOTUS,
•We have the handsomest display ever enrol, to
awl at prices exceedingly low, with 'every arti-
M
ole usually kopt In a .
CARPET WAREHOUSE.
n021.6t
liailroab 'tines
PENNSYLVANIA. CENT R A L RAIL•
ROAD,
1857. FOB Pli'TBßillittli, ',. 1857.
Canoinnatl, lit, Louts, _ lows Oki, --
Louisville, New °thane, st. Paul,
Indianapolis, Cleveland, NltllB4ll,
Terre Haute, Chicago, Nebraska.
Forming close connection's smile all the Great West.
ore Baslromts.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OP 1 4 11 P. TURCO-JOE
At and from the Pennsylvania Railroad Passenger
Station liontlocast corner of ELEVENTH and MAR
KET atveeti. (entrance on Eleventh street.)
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA POR PITTSBURGH AND
WESTERN CITIES.
.
Flafl Train at 7 70 A. 01.
Pant Line at 12 55 P. 21.
Expreen Dail at 11 00 Night.
Columbia R. R. Line loaves for Harrisburg', via tie
lunibla, at 2 SO 1 , M.
For Lancaator (Accommodation.) at 4 P M.
ARRIVE BROM PITTSBURGH AND 'WESTERN
CITIES.
Mail Train at 12 00 night.
Fast Lino at 6 00 A. M.
Faeroes Mail at 1 00 P. SI
Colombia It. R. Lille arrives from Ilarrisburg, via Co
lumbla, At 7 80 P. M.
From Lancaster, (Aceonnundatlon,) 10.86 A. M.
Tho Expreee Mail runs daily, the other trains, Su
dsy' excepted.
Baggage will be received at the Passenger Depot by
the Baggage blaster, at any time during the day. No
charge lot handling baggage,
NOTICE.—In case Cl loge, the Company will hold
themselves renponeible for personal baggage only, and
for en amount not OXCeedlng
Notice —Omnibusre will be in readiness at the'New
York Depot to convey pasgengers for the West to the
Pennsylvania ltnliread Station.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent,
' Passenger Line Pennsylvania Railroad 00.
Philadelphia, November 21, MST. n21.1y
CHANGE OF HOURS.—PIIILADEL.
NITA, WILIIINGTON AND BALTIMORE RAIL
ROAD.
On and after Monday, Nor. 231,1867
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PIIILADELPIIIA
For Baltimore at 8 A, M,, / P. 81, (Expreas,) and 11
P. U.
For Wilmington at 8 A. M., 1, 8.80 and 11 P. M.
For New Giotto at 8 A. 51., 1 and 3.30 P. M.
For Middletown at 8 A. 2d. and 1 P. M.
For Dover at 8 A. M. and 1 P. M.
For Seaford at 8 A. U. and 1 P M.
TIL6INS VOR , PIIILADELPIIIA
Leave Baltimore at 8.90, Enigma', n. A. M., and 6 26
P. M.
Leavelilimington at 7.26 and 11.45 A, M., and 2.08
and 0.65 P, M.
Elf,eare New Castle at 8.55 and 11.06 A. IL, and 8.60
M.
Leave Middletown at 10.10 A. M. and 7.05 P. M.
Leave'Dover at 0. 0 6 A. 61. and 5 P. M.
Leave Seaford at 7.30 A. M. and 2 P. 2.1, •
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Wilmington at, 9.16 A. M., 2 P. M. and 12.16
A. M.
SUNDAYS only a t 11 p. M. from Philadelphia to
Baltimore.
do. do. 6.25 P. U. hem Boltimute to
Philadelphia.
Freight Train, with Pareonger Oar attached, will run
as followa •
Leave Philadelphia for Porryrille 'and loterineAlate
pintos at • 6 00 P, M.
Leave 1 / 1 1mInton for • • ' do. / do. 6 60 P. M.
Leave Baltimore for 1166rre-do•Orace at P. M.
no 114 y 9. 51. FELTON, Preoldant,
' iDtg Gin!tia.
EXTRA 'ANNOUNOEMENT,.
.;. Trios.' W. EVAN 3 06
„.,,
MILL OPM
MORNING
A largo Conalgameat of - •
BICH AND SNASONABLN °pops,
'Which together with their own
•
' • t '• • 1111',03}TA.TION
Of the 4l111:i' &I - 141900U 000..1, will WI Glared at a
-P:HDUPII9?i,-
ONE THIRD Yittoid."lll2 ObST. •
do0:0 7 8t a Nos; 818 aiitt 920 ORS:II4I7T Ot
P ENNSYLVANIA. BANK NOTES
TAJoitt AT PAR
"
PORIDODE,
The subscriber offers RY GO
for a foie days his 'entire, stook
of goods at prises
• TO 81317.288 Ulna,
and receive in payment notes of.the Pennsylvania flank:
hand, inch as may have any Of this donbtfol, parr
on ,to offering a groat inducement, as his stock is
one of the beet in theOlty. • '
Please give him an early oall. •-•
r. rou
no ssoN,
n029.1w 911 Market mt., above Ninth, rth litle•
BLANKETS.
ounwlix STODDART BRO.,
INTO on bind on extensive Stock of • •
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIO BLANit.OI,,
Which axstmarked st- •
•
tittIIATLY REDIJOHD
460, 45? and 4104 N. psoorm Street,
noln-itt • above "Mow.
VAR]) WILL CONTINUE TO
Na sell our Stook of KNnorma,zzetryn. for a
short thie loitger, at the' low price or, /8.1( cents per
01.11100, W1011.1:a it treat Imported Goode.
Also, an assortment of
'SOABLET SPLIT ZEI ,
At the lowest toesiset Wee.
BLACK. BALL PRINGE,
Good 'kyle, twelve and Si half cents.
Together With our usual assortment 'at L'adlea , DtOBS
Trlietaitigl, 0/011k Toole, Bindings, & e., at the lowest
prices. RAPSON'S,
aol9-6t' N. W. ear. .ttIOPITII and 0111:11.ItY Sta.
(200.DS FOR 'MEN AND BOYS' WIN
TER WEAR.: - '
OURWEN STODDART dc BRO.
Invito the attention of buyers to the extensive Mock of
BROAD OLOTHB
9498.11.1ERE8,
- - -BATTINBTB,
n
Ad V,
To be fonk 'ln thiti Wailitoosn, most, of whiBS chTINOS have
been parebask at the late fOrotal Attotioo Bales, at
greatly dentoolatid kick
, N0t5,,450 . ,AR , ond N B.DOOg4D Street,
noln-4t alpve Willow,
ThiIroELROT" OPENS TO-DAY THE
Greatest Bargains In
A TION DRY. D
Byer offered, at o U n?s-hate the t, tpri S r.;
141001,1B A Ltrl i g i l a ND 4trAti oc. BllA . l9
At about one-half the usual prima. 14 '
. . .ogENII,LB sI4AWLS
At Dant $5 40, $4, $5, $5, ST, $B, at leis tha'n one-halt
the tuna' ptlone.: t •
DWAIN AND
' " The beet Strlesi et one-halt the t re A rnla AS A l
cea.
CLOTHS , FOR LADaioc
At one•half the ;gaunter anon from 87X, ' $1, $195,
Viso, 105.'sa
-:-Tirfraxsz shamienrs— •
The largest satopttneha ot
OLOAKS AND ARgas iftHIMINQS
In the ally, pt lem than haMpriee.
AIIOTION
- All 'etimie, M i ' l l ee ?'24 , PROM
5q cents, G s , 00 oen ° l4—n °ll e li elden Dargelnc , tram
• athilLSOY
n 019,4 4 ,444 m NO. ll,Elcatth NINTH Street.
A.NOTEMR• oara.? tOTALL-WOOL
BLANKETS —Y:11. ABORABIBAUhY,
corner of RIAV6INTEI and SURREY Stireetsj will open
TRU HORNING 600 pairs of extra else heavy Twilled
Ribbon-bound French Blankets, at 11 60, 8176„82 60,
83. 76, 83 16, 80,14, 85, $B, $l, and 88; also, 100
largo-size Qoadartables, at $1 16 and $l.
GREAT BARGAINS IN IMEILINS.
Yard-wide heavy Sheeting Ifoidlna, la 63i, 8, 9,100.
Sine Shirtioss,at 0, 8,10, and 7.2X0.
Yillow-osee Mullins, extra width, at lie. .
Store for great bargains, N. B. comb'. ILEVIINTII
and MARKET Streets. - n018.4t,
LN'GL I S lc HOSIERY AND 'UNDER
TESTS.
SRARPLESS BROTHERS
Have received. an invoice of a very desirable realm—
Women's and Misses' COTTON' HOW
do.
do. DALBRIOGAN UM.
Men's long and ball . do.
Saiony, Ylgonla, and Merino SUMS.
Viotti° 811 k BMWS andORAWSES.
nannaan ?mom
noll-rp ' 940.11.117 T and Mina fita
flopp,E •& °WAD,
31an'ufactnren of Flue CLOTH CLOAKS,
'Ann Di 161.188 rrt
MEN'S AND BSYS' WEAR, •
BLANKETS AND DOMESTICS, '
SHAWLS AND DRESS 0 CODS.
' ESPECIAL BARGAINS
In the following named goods:
• English Chtntess Wool Boleti:les,
Moots, Union Casaltnores,
Woollen Long Male* Droebe do.
S. E. corner NINTH and MARKET Ste.
N IL—Pine Cloaks made to order. Doily additions
to the stock. nole.ddt
REMOVAL. •
L. .T. LEVY & CO;,
IN ANTICIPATION 01 RNBIOVAL
TO.TIII
SPLENDID
NEW STORE,
Now bolog erected for thorn in
CHESTNUT STREET,
AHOVII EIOLITII,
Have dotorminod, for a period of
30 DAYS,
To disposo of a largo amount of their Stook now in store
at 'very
LOW PRICES FOR CASH
They Invite the attention of the Publinand their Cue
tOnletil to one of the meet complete assortments of
STAPLE AND FANCY
GOODS
To be round in this country, which will be disposed of
for tho period named, at such prices as will insure their
sale.
CHESTNUT STREET,
noll•tt NEXT TO THE OUSTOE ROUSH
HEAVY B OWN COTTONS.
Ono Thonsand Bales
SIIERTINGS, SIIIRTINGS, AND DRILLS,
non( TUN
LAWRENCE MANIIYACTEOLING 0031PANY,
JACKSON COMPANY, (INDIAN HENNA
AND
NASHUA MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
Or their rations widths and styles, which are offered for
solo for Drat clue pepor,.on
SIX MONTHS' CREDIT,
by the Agents of the Companies,
ALFRED SLA.DE & CO.,
no-Lim , 39 LETITrA. STREET.
GREAT SALE OF LADIES' CLOARS.-
d. FURTHER REDUCTION IN PRICES
bee been deteimlned on by the inbacribers, In con
eeiluence of the coetlnued premiere.
300 HISSES' ENGLISH. BEAVER CLOAKS,
$3,
_formely $B.
AVBO.
100 HISSES' ENGLISH r BEER CLOAKS,
$3 50. formerl
250 SUPERIOR ,PRENOIIBR A YER CLOAKS,
$5 to $B, coot to' Import $7 to $lO each.
LONG 'BLACK BEAVER mornans,
:ta, formerly $l2.
01010 BLACK VELVET_ CLOAKS ' ,
All 20 per cot below cent of. production.
• J .W. PROCTOR & CO ,
Successors to Goo Bulplo A Co.,
nl3 2mo S 708 CHESTNUT street.
LiMMS' DRESS TRIMMINGS,
AND KNITTING ZEPHYRS.
NEW GOODS OPENED DAILY,
• • J. G. MAXWELL & SON.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STORES,
1026 CHESTNUT Street, font door) below Eleventh
And 314 SECOND St., below Spruce.
PAOTORIES.—Nos. 0.6 end DY GEORGE St.,
Tenth, end SECOND Street, noes tilon.
Orders made et a few howl' =Aloe. ee22 4talt
JOHN B. STRYKER, Ta.,
• WholoGile Dealer In.
AUCTION DRY. GOODS.
N 0.12 DANN. iltroet, Philadelphia. ootl-2m
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FURS! FURS!! FURS!!! KIRSH!!
JOHN FAIVEIRA & CO.,
Importers, Manufacturers, and Dealers in
BANDY BURS,
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN..
Having manufactured an immense Stock of FURS,
with the expectation of doing our usual busiuess, the
present pressure of the Crass, and comparative stagna
tion of trade, have left us with an unusual amount of
Stock upon our shelves.
It Is to meet Ohio dlßealty that we have now
DETERMINED
To close out our
ENTIRE STOCK
At Prices actually less than
THEIR COST TO MANUFACTURE
We hare also on bawl a large and complete assort
ment of
GENTS' runs,
aLovss,
All 'of which will be Sold et very
LOW PRIORS.
No. 818 MARKET at., hot. .Eighth and Ninth,
nolU.Ow Routh Oda
Bank Notice°.
CITY COMMISSIONERS' OFFICE,
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3, 1857.
NOME —The Board of Revidon will meet at Ulla
Office on the following named days, from 10 o'clock
A. M., until 1 o'clock I'. M.
let and 21 Wards on Monday, November 9, 1857.
81 4th 44 Tuesday, (4 10, 41
eth Bth 44 Wednesday, . 4 11, 44
7th Bth 44 Thursday, " 12, 44
Bth 10th 44 Friday, 15,
11th 12th 44 Saturday, ' t 74, et
11th 14th t , Monday, " 16, 44
loth with u Tuesday, 4 4 47, ,r
17th 18th Wedneeday, us, ti
10th 20th ' 4 Thureday, " 12, rt
21st 224 " Friday, u 20 ,
Vad. 24th 4 ' Saturday, •44 21, It
upon the days of the meeting of thole
Wants.
The AVIOUDDI of the several Wards will be partleular
to attending
GEORGE M. HILL,
JAMES M. EM MY,
JAMES. LOGAN. Board of
PETERARMBRUSTER /1"11"°°'
noc7-421 ;IVILLIAIi V MOGItATiI,
t
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VITT' 'COMMISSIONER S' OFFICE.
‘.../ • - PHILADMIAMIA, November 19, 11357.
Persons having claims against this Department will
present their pie on or before the let day' of Deeem
ber,lB97.
• GEORGB . II. HILL,
JAMES M. LEM, City Commissioners.
JAHNS LOOAN, n19.2w-eect
M THOMAS & SONS,
• 1i05.130 and al SOUTH YOIIIITES STREET,
(Mermenly N0•.61 and 99.)
ESTATE, STOOKS, *a.
• Publie Saler at the Philadelphia Pv, • every
Tuesdal Evening.
tCTilandbille of eauft property leaned separately, I
addition to which we publish on the Saturday previous
to each sale one thousand catalogues in pamphlet form,
giving full descriptions of all the property to be sold on
the following Tueeday.
SAL& AT THE AIIOTLAN STPRB,FRIDAY.
NOTlOB.—Thuraday, next, being Thaiikagiring day,
our regular sale at the Auction Store will be held no
Friday morning, at 10 o'clock. .•,
•
Wi" - • P IMMURE 13i1113 AT Tll2l AUCTION
Br ORE evert Thursday moving.
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REAL EBTATH AT PRIVATE SALE., •
irr We have a large amount of Real Estate at Pe-
Tato Sale., including every description of City and
country property. Printed Lists 'may be had at the
;motion Stott.
•
PRIVATE BALE REGISTER.
Real Estate, entered on our Private Sale Rd
end advertised occasionally to onr ?utile Sale
Abstraots, (of which 1,000 copies are printed weekly,)
free of chine.
LIBIIART OF THE LATE ROBERT P. WALSH, Elie.
CAED.—We will sell on 'Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings, December let and Id, the valuable miseelln.
neous library of the late,Hobert P. Walsh, &sq.. com
prising elegant editions of rare and Valuable books: on
vitriol:le subjects: ' - '
Tr: Catalogues with fu ll particulars be ready
three 'daya previous to the day, of sale, and the books
arhuited for examination.
On Tuesday Evening,
D'ec: Ist, at tie Philadelphia Exchange, at, o'cack,
will be sold:1y orddi of administrator, estate of Report
1 share of the Jefferson Land AasoelitiOn, ,dnea
amounting to 11180; paid up to NOT. 10th, 1857.
Also, MO Union Mutual Insurance Company certin- .
cotes of profits of theyears 1849,1E50, awl 3851.
Share In the Philadelphia Library Company.
Sg
- itthenamat '
" Mercantile Library CoMPanT.
REAL ESTATE SALE—DECEMBER let
Administrators' Sale—Estate or Richard Payton, Dee'd,
formerly of Dr. Slit pen.
ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT AND WARM, ABOUT
SIXTEEN MILES FROM MAILICKT STREET, AND
TURES non BRISTOL.
Our sale let December will include the valuable
country seat and farm, 101 acres, with stipefiOr improve-
manta, known as "PARLEY athlete oa the heights,
the weet aide of Neshotoony Creek, between the Bristol
turnpike and the Newport road. '
EU' Pall particulars in handbilia.
Orphans , Court Sale--Estate of William U. Emmen,
dwelled.
BRAME DWBULIP4O, 21sT WARD.
Ensure dwelling, north skid of Wood street, betwe en Green lane and Levering street, Twenty-dist Ward,
Orphism , &MA Sale— Esta te of Lytickt, minors.
TWO-STORY ERNA GOURD.
Two-story brick houae, Bards' co u rt, between Tenth
end Sloventb Oreets, below Locust_'
RESIDENOB.
Al5O, neat modern residence, N0:153 North Fifteenth
street, above Arek street; finished With modern Improve
mentiand conveniences.
TWO HANDSOME HMI9 RESIDENCES, Ne5...1809,
AND 1823 DELANCY PLACE; 13MTWEEN von:
TEENTH AND NINETEENTH AND SPRISO.W AND
PINE STREETS.
Two handsome new fotimitou brick residenee‘with
threes-story back buildings, and replete 'aith VI the
modern linproTemente and eonvenlerice,„ 'They wilt -be
sold separately. Immediate edesesslon. .
THREE VALUABLE LOTS, WAINI2 6TTLE2T,
' • WEST PUlLAD2pears..'.
Three valuable lots, Waluni 40)0, isitot Mirth
ran& street-.each 60 feet font, 220 Feet , deep le 'Turk
street. Clear o f alt ItMombntnee..
. _
itdmlnlitzsters , Peremarg, Si. ,
TUBER-STORY BRICK DWE A L LING,' TWENTY:.
- FIBBT STASES. , '
Also, A threstetory brick dwelling, Terentz4iret
street, below liamllten street; -
TIIRELSTORY BRICK BTORB ELI,
Three•stoq brick store and dwelling, Ridge'levenne,
below Oxford street •' •
TWO•tTORY lIRIOK DWIILLIEG: - •
Two-sta r ry brick dwelling, Columbia avenue, cost of
Ridge avenue.
PEREMPTORY BALE:—TIIREZ GROUND REM
Three ground rents—one of 1120, - one of $3O, and one
of $3O per annum.
Executor's Peremptory Bale—Estate et Charlotte
, ' Beeler, Decesied
• TWO-STORY BRICK DWELT:MO,
Two.story brick dwelling, - with beck-buddlngs, west
aide St. John street, above 'Noble street.. .
Sam Eartate. • ' '
GROUND ERNT-4102 A YEAS. ,s ••• • •
well stewed yearly ground rent of 4102 i year on
property Delaware Front and Water streetsi between.
Vine and Canoed)!!! streets, Pale absolute.
TORBB•STORT BRICK AWKLLINGV. •
Three-story brlek &riling . , No 1017 Perm:mistreat,
between Tenth and Ilerentk, and Parrish and Brown
streets.
Lot of Ground southwest (Nimes' of Coll:4l3Na avenue
and Twenty-seventh street.
TIEREE.STORY BRICK DWELLING.
Three•etory brick dwelling, NO. 102, Paasynnk road,
above Federal street.
PEREMPTORY PALF,—DFIREE-STORY BRIOIEM
Throe-story brick dwelling, No. Lombard street,
west of Third. Bale absolute,
lIANDBOIIII ItESIDENSE, WOOD &MEP.; BUB-
A handsome brick residenee,Wood atroot, bbiWo B / 3
Broad and Union streets, Burlington, N. J. jot U 4
feet front, by 3O feet deep,
SALE OF NEW MEDICAL BOONS.
This Evening.
Nov. 21, at the auction store. Nos. In and 141 South
Fourth street, an assortment of valuable medical books,
Mr' For partionlars see catalogues and the books,
which will be arranged on Saturday morning.
GLOBES.
This Evening.
At 0 o'clock, will be sold two pair globes
Salo at No. 1012 Walnut Street
FASHIONABLE FURNITURE, 6 1PLENUID ERARD
GRAND PIANO, LARGE FRENCH PLATE MAN
TEL AND PIER MIRRORS, ELEGANT CURTAINS,
CHANDELIERS, CARPETS, ORMOLU WALL
BRACKETS, 1100 R-CASES, Ac.,
Oa Wednesday Morning,
25th instant, at 10 o'clock, by catalogue, at No. 1612
Walnut street (west of Sixteenth street), fho fasbiona
ble furniture, Erard piano forte, mirror., carpets, Ac.,
Ac , of a lady removing to the country.
Full particular. in catalogues. May be examined
the day previous to sale from 11 to 3 o'clock.
Bale Noa. 139 and 141 South Fourth Street.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, FINE. MIRRORS, ELE•
GANT PIANO-FORTE, VELVET CARPETS, Ac.
On Friday Morning,
At 10 o'clock, at the Auction Store, an eiteneiro as-
sortment of household furniture, , mirrors. piano-fortes,
Sae carpets, dec.., from families declining housekeeping.
Pate in Camden, N. J. •
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BEDS AND BEDDING,
CARPETS, CHINA! &c.
On Monday Morning - ,
96th instant, at 10,o'clnek, at the eouthweet corner of
Second and Market streets, Camden, New /env., the
household furniture, feather beds and bedditig, carrots,
china, &e., of a lady declining haunt:keeping
(jr May be clammed at 8 o'clock on the morning of
the sale.
Salo at No. 121 South Eleventh street.:
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD, WALNUT, AND BIAIIDGANY
• On Wednesday Morning.
Dee. 2nd, at 10 o'clock, by catalogue, at No. 121
south Eleventh street without reserve, the entire
stock or J. Lutz, comprising an elegant assortment or
rosewood and walnut drawing-room furniture, elegant
chamber fornitnreAc., all manufactured by Mr Lutz,
expreselylor his ware-room sales, of the beet materials
and workmanship, and warranted,
May be examined, with catalogues, three days
previous to sale.
Shares in the Academy or Sturm.; Point. Breese Park
Philadelphia and Mercantile Li brariee ; Athenasum, he
tVOLSERT & SCOTT, AUCTIONEERS
AND COMMISSION SIERCIIA N TS, 481 CHEST
NUT Street, opposite the Custom House, betvreen
Youth and 11Ith Streets •
SPECIAL 54,Lit OP FORS.
On Monday morning.
23d Instant, commencing at
o'clock precisely, - we
will sell, Without telerVe, a large and veltmble consign.
went of fordtionably made fors for ladles', gents , and
misses Wear, emulating of Mimes, carriage capes, muffs,
victorines, pelerines, groves, caps, cue's. &c., made of
Siberian squirrel myng, sable, stone martin, Arch,
ermine, chincbilli, swan'. down, &e
fjj" The whole will be arranged for examination, with
catalogues, early on the morning of solo, when the la
dies and gentlemen of this city axe respectfully invited
to attend. "*
3nourance (Eont.panits.
CiFFICE OF TUE 111"DtPENITERT
TUAL INSUIIANC2 001eANY.— Notice Is
hereby &rim that In accordance with the provisions of
the Act of Incorporntion, au election for S. teen persons;
to verve es Directors of the Independent Mutual le•u
-rance Company, until the first day of December, NW,
or until - their successors are legally chosen, will ho
held at the office of the Company, No. 3111 IVALVUT
Street, on Tti7ISOAY, the first day of December, 057,
between the hours of 10 A. Id and 1 P Ii
ao))•tdol D. B. MoiIINLEY, Secretary.
VOMMONWEALTTI FIRE INSURANCE
a... 1 COMPANY, OP TUB STATh Olt PENNSYLYA;
NIA.--oMce, N. W. Corner FOURTH and WALNUT
'Streets, .Pbilade!phut Subscribed Capital, $600,000,
Paid-up Capital, $230.000.
DAVID JA.YNE, M. D., Prestdestt.
THOMAS 8. STEWART, Vire Presq,
fiasciat. IL Mom Secretary nn]-l7
CIIRARD FIRE
lJf ANON COMPANY, Pll
102 WALNDT strost, west o
" PIIIS RIMS I
DIZIO
Wm. M. Swain,
Johp Anapach, Jr.,
U. N. Burroughs,
J. B. Hughes,
F. D. Sherman,
Wm. P. Hacker,
J. P. Steiner,
H. A. Shackelford,
Ilan. JOEL JONES, President.
Hon. 0. W. WOODWAS.D, Vice President.
Jim. S. MeMotma, Secretary,
JAMAS D. ALTOZO, Assistant Secretary. no2-3m-11
SCULL, CAMBLOS, & CO.,
BANKERS,
No 39 South Third Street.
The highest premium paid for
AMERICAN GOLD
COLLARS, ac
AND
NRW YORK EXORANOE.
Vuourrent Funds bougbt and sold.
Stooks bought and sold on comnitssiononly. nold-dru*
11.1 W. TINGLEY & CO., BANKERS
Le No, 87 Synth THIRD Street, Philadelphia.
HOUROTlONSprotuptly made on al! accessible points
In the United States and, Canada.
Stooks, Bonds, &0., Bought and Sold on Commission.
Unourrent Bank Notes, Checks, bought at the
lowed rates.
Nopoeite reoeired and Interest allowed, u per agree,
meet nov 2-3 to
Notice to Canoignees
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
J. Tho ',hip PHILADELPHIA, from Liverpool, is
now discharging under general order, at SHIPPEN
STREET WHARF, Consignees will please atcend to
receipt of ther goods.
nail THOS. RICHARDSON & CO.
NOTlOE.—Consignee: per Brig PIERRE
LACOMiII , PEARCE Neater, trout Rotterdam still
please send their per Bite on board et 'Lombard Rotterdam,
Wharf, or to the Counting Rouse of the SUBSCRIBRR,
es all goods not pormited 'thin ftre days, will be
sent to Pnblio Korea. .
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.- - The ship
PIithADELPIIIA, Captain Pool, from Liven:idol,
is now ready to discharge at Shippers street wharf Om+
signees will pleas° deliver their permits to the Poston,
house officer on board. All goads not permtted in flve
days will ho lent to public store.
so/4 TtiO2iAo itivisappos R fx,
galio by %;rtion
LOT OP GROUND
DWELLiIk:O
LIhOTON
Q~E:~
I) MARINE IN SUR
ILADllLL'llltt—Oftlee, No
.f THIRD.
1 NLY TAKEN..
TOIL
Jet. Walker.,
Joo. McClure,
Tho. Craven,
d. S
Furman Sheppard,
Sawa. Jones, M. D.,
Joseph Slapp, M. D.
Mourn.
HENRY DOMAN & CO.
221 & 222 South "Somali street
,Salcsii ba Auction.
LAMES A.' FREEMAN, AUCTIONEER,
YAP42II EITRILETabare 8401711.
OAALLAAIJI orlinsmaina /Wan (.Iru:—Tr ES-
It We beg lave to Inform the public that we hold
oar signior weekly gates of Foralture every Tuesday, at
our SPACIOUS SALES- ROOM, NO 412 weLtier
ETILEET,. where ern, posalbta attention in given to eti
tli n °le/ 4 0mA Vices forAbli goode of those who may
favor us with conidgnm , anti, Fatnillethaving portions of
their furniture to
keeoiag sad not shifting sided st their own dwellonfs,
reo have their furniture cuutzmuux REMO FEP TO
OUR PALES ROOM, WHERE. THEY MILL EiaLUR
13ETTER PRICES FOR THEIR. FURNITURE THAN
THEY CAN OBTAIN FROM ANY OF THE FURNI
TURE DEALERS OR ANY OTLIFIR AUCTION STORK
IN THIA OITY.
Er Perseus Loosing nitrith earstigamente Can rest
rent that their property net be "'orifice&
Ooramissions =bre moderate thin those charged
.7 any other Auction .gotose in the city,
Voiligruncnts recony
'Was paid tuursallately after the goods are sold.
BELL NiTATA sou, DECEMBER 2.1. 1847
•"' 'This sale af, - the Rteliansm, oa Welly:m.4bl evening,
Dseemfilti 2,1851, all o'clock, will inelnit—
Orphins , *mit Bale—Estate of Lang Minors.
r .P4OI SIITY. MARINES BTRIET.
ttro-litesy,hriek holute ani . . lot of ground, cc the
south side or Ifiliiii<Ortreet; 96 feet west of Thirteenth
street, 1641111froittktil reit I Lich deep. grotutd
rent.; t -; " ••
A ATO.
firstLetnie Printing i withifood run of toil.
nest, (01 - nli-rutin presaesitno Bs es sad one
Ty - po and o Aeoessary for business Apply
et tike Auctiou Mute,
M 0 R 8 It A AN 8, AUCTIONEER
BISFIt ANICOMMDISION &aI -11.1a0HANT, 8 B. corner
RAIZ '
AT PRIVATE' lAlGold and alba patent teller,
Leigno, English Bids", sad trench watahes, jewelry,
'of avemdasarterna, Sinaloa instruinents, &c., &c
.11 1i.1F4 &Wt.... Sawed oft second door,
household furniture, of every description, beds, ram
areairi, carpeting, looking theses, fancy articles, &c.,
le., -•
Gubdoeraeles attended to personally by the Amnion
ea. lilhatges 'very Goesigranente of furniture
olnth .
isteliTtjta.liail zonated,
Dra.TDAWaPRINDITAL LOAD' OTIFIDE,
8. S. Dori= ai BLVD and Baca Streets,
Where 'money will be loaned on gold and ether plate
Watches, Jegelr7 Diamonds, Clothing, Dry Goods,
Qv:a
rias, Segirs, Hardware, Cutlery, Furniture, Bed
dingi Horsed, Vehicleg, lianas, Stocks, and on all ar
ticles of sable fornitylangth of time agreed on, on mom
ditrafsctory and liberal terms than at any other odab
lbarnont. 3f . NATHANcI,
NOTIORL—AIf goods fOrfeited at fie hans's Loam
°Roe, corner of Milli and Ram iamb, will be
sold at pithlii esuition, on Xnealay trio:alma, 24th of
Noireiober- 111 O'clock, 'Weis depeatfore call previews
thereto, and pay - c'harges, - and renew their certificates.
Meson Mauna, I L corner of Sixth and Race streets.
NATILANWO GER*? ISALlteff VORTRITED GOOD-3,
ITillteas place :
On Tiiisday Iforednw,
Remember 24th, at 10 o'clock , at kitties !fathoms's
auction store s 8. D. Comer, of Sixth and Race streets,
40 ,tn — noltance from Race street.
Itwui emends the tersest assortment of goods ever
offered at public 11¢4101:11 0001prillag a bur. a d gene
ral easortment of =pada* overcoats, Regime. tai MSS,
dress end,lrook east., hminsite PM* pants, • mts,
luttelketoshiete;:.shoes, u mbrell a s, shirts. d y
'goals; heists, yekbr_, an d vent wittents, silk, eashw ere,
namisreide l izaiwie ehlati'dreirses and dre a
petit= 0411- , Chadreniii gadtstaf boots and
kWew;g4.l - ;00c Irelytt, !ilk, amino, and cloth cloak.,
41 !Baer 4 " baeques nttntillu,wwperfine Invehe,
orepeisillciatellWpylld'• and other
t!toe Nowt% .biaprdida: Ywft inicafortabies,
iorkent. _sheets,. pillow-mmee,, ?actin, books, steal
skates,"pistolt; - treVllilartrusks „wage', furniture.
coollog-eldtiim. Minded "instruments, and
..Olegartaallver-platedtea-det, eldosq glass and crockery
ware, indult defftiefteellOil amnia, - COMPAQ, with
m3creseopee, surveyor's instruments, mod. by
Kri - or.k . Blutdo;paustinspL engravings, looking•giesses,
awlektliouland otherVrtleles. •
?'!Xii.t , #”ilefellthrr . •
-
_ stew '041•41 of off tad Wa_tate.", Jewlry,
Guns -,Ptitaleifil vflO take plasm
IlhOphilinftectLialll holistic • •
Stiff great Naito( Dry I Goods, (Bathing, Becalms, te.,lietturforliatednollaaanalt, lOU take place shortly
Dristiftitiee'vrill be seven:
AT PRIVATE• -RAU TIM USUAL
SELLING , riaors.-4:041e-bottinsted' -sad bootleg
case gold' potent layer warckee, of the west sp.
- proved Makes; hinting Woe and open face gold escape.
meat lever lad lepine watches, fart jeweled • Line gold
embilleW *sr awl tiptoe - watches for la dies'- sold
Jewelry of whirr deaulptioc 'Over baler and 1. pme
- Watches. in hunting cues and open taan silver English
Swiss, and french witelet; a general teentairot of la:-
nitwits Welk Wattreatetitelnews &e. OIIT-40011,19440 ,OpLIGITAD, andohneges to snit
Roe thnest,qow.
• Conaignorinda sit every description of goofs solicited
for pohlio or pirate ate. •
ktpNBY ADWAPIORII on all sad every kind of goods,
larlabilent Print* sale, arts be held for a limited
elms. Ohergeslon:
SAMIIBL NATRANS, AUCTIONEER,
Po 'and IfONRY„LOAN MICR, No. 112 South
THIRD 13treet, Were , 'Walnut, orpasite Yeas at., only
eight doors below the Ilichange.
Hems. of Isuelsms beau I delock, until 10
o'clock in the evening. • •
Out•door ulna end Wales at the Auction - Howe, at
tended opal the Lost satiefautra7
DAPITAI, =repo.
Ifstahlieletifer the lout Thirty Yeas.
Adyeache made from one dollar to Rumania on Dia
numb . , Rim Plate, Watches, Jewelry, Hardware, Her
<hands" Clothing, Turaltant, Redding, Cigars, Musical lnstrumento, Gnus, Horses, Oarriagee, and Hoods of
every description.
All goods mist remain any length at time agreed
All advaa rged ncee, from one hundred dollars and upwards
will he ch 2 per amt. Per mon th; $6OO sad over,
the lowest market rste.
This Mar Muse haring a depth of 7.. V feet, hat large
tire and thief-proof vsulta to More all valuables, and art
Tate watchmen for the premixes ; Mao, a heavy Mon
rants effected for the hettedt of all peso= baring goods
advanced upon
N. B.—On account of having an unlimited capital,
this aloe is prepared to make advances on more esti".
factory and soommodallag terms than any other la
this city.
Money advanced to the lone, in matt intonate, with
not any charge.
AT PBATATS BALE.
Gold Patent LOYer and other Watches, Jewelry, mud
Clothing will be sold at reduced prices. sal -ly
GEORGE W. SMITH, AUCTIONEER
L. N. N. owner of BABSON ant SOUTH etmta
above For And.
WITISNING BALPA.
BALM &VERY SATURDAY BTRNIRG,
At 7) o'clock, at the Auction /Rote, of Maws, e, Chat
lery, notusekeeinng Articles, Olotbstig, Watches, Jewel•
ry, Fancy Articles, ,k.o.
%rnitsenunti.
R 11. lUD 31 1:1 SIC AL ENTERTAIN . -
vol AtENTS BY DODWOETWB BAND, et New
York, for The BENEFIT or the NATIONAL GUARD,
at their NEW HALL, RACE aTREET, below SIXTH,
TIITiI (Saturdep) AIiBIiNOON AND IiVENING
Tickets 25 cents each. To to be had or 'soy member
of tbo Company, or of the principal notels and Music
Stores. _ _
PRO GRAMMA%
YAM I
1. °Torture, "Itibueo"
eßoassrai
2. Drat, from. "Norms," Pellint
Performed on two Cornets, by H. D. Podworth and
I. H. Mnjor,
8. Quack Step.
COILNIM LiND
14. (lost/rine, "
I==
8. The Serenade
• 'CORIXT HIND.
6. Polka, <" Tentonts,"... .....
00111111 , 1111.114,
PART It;
I. Potpourri, from ‘c Diets de Lammermoor,. Donizetti
, H AND.
22direl Fong, from " I,tolle do Nord,.....bleyarbeer
• • ' Clarionet - Obllgato by M. Wober.
D. Aria from" Don Pasquale,. - •
" Oh Summer blight," (by essire,) Don izetti
Elm-Corn° and Cornet-Obligato by D. L Downing
and J. II Major.
4. The Rival liirda Schottische Dodworth
Duet for two Flageolets, T J. Dodworth And G.
Ritter.
5. Cavatios, "Casts Diva," Dellint
Performed ort the Cornet by H. D. Dodworth
6. March." Gentle' Annie." Dodworth
f - .!To commence at 8 o'clock in the afternoon, and
TX o'clock in the eveniug.
nowil-ltle HARVEY B. DODWORTH. Director.
"DARK BENJAMIN WILL BEAD HIS
A • Poem on "MATRIMONY," at the Hall of the
Sprirg ("tulip Icedßete, coiner of Bread and Spring
Garden streets, on TUESDAY. the 24th instant. at S
o'clock P. St :for th 6 benefit of the Northern Hoene
of Industry, If teen street. shine Save th. -
Tickotd,lM mt. eoelt, to be had at the doer no2l-3t
NITIIEATILEY'3 ARCH ST. THEATRE.
--SOLE USHER. W. WilkarLbY.
TIUS (4isturdal) .10.F.NING, Nor. 2111, 1657,
win be Pfeseuied
THE UA OF 10B; Or, A THIRST FOR GOLD.
Carlon an Adynntarer Mr. El L Davenport
Louise ,
Pe Lauotin3 Mrs B. L Davenport
' LOVE IN LIVERY.
Lord Sparkle 'Be. Dolman
- - .
SOAlar nY YRITIO) —BOing. 3i teats; &Mime •w.lit,
; Orchestra Stalls, 60 cents; Scats iu rroate Boxes.
75 cants; Gallery, 13 cents; Osaka for Colored
Yersous, 2.5 cents; Private Box in Gallery for Colored
Persons, 33 xents.
13pa. OW open /roan 10 A. M. wail 3P. 31. Deem
will open at 6) o'clock; performance to commence at
precieely.
WALNUT STREET 'rFlEATßE.—Les
see, Mr. B A. Marshall ; Stage alathiger. Mr.
Jobn Berton. Prices —Dress o:rcle and Parenette.
teats; Upper Circle, 25 cents ; Secured Soots, 37,y centsi
Private Max and Orcheetra Scale, SO cents.
Box Oldies open from fi o'clock A.M. to 3 P.M. Doors
open at Oh o'clock; performance to commence at 7,
precisely. . .
Tula (Saturday) EVENING. NOT. SIA, IEST,
Wlll bu performed
PADDY MILES' BOY.
Paddy 31iles
MOSE IN CALIFORNIA
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DUMB GIRL OF GENOA
NATIONAL THEATRE, WALNUT ST
I.‘ NEAR EIGHTH.
LAST NIGHT OP BUCKLEY'S SERENADERS.
TUTS (dalarany) EVENING. Nov. "_lit.
Will be preseoted
ETMICIPIAN MINSTRELSY AND DANCING.
LUCRETIA BORGIA.
Lucretia 31iss C. Iliffert.
LIFE ON TEE MISSISSIDYI
, NOTICE—In order to bring this great entertainment
within the reach of all, the nisnaier would respectfully
announce thatthe price of admission bee been flied, to
all parts of the tnne, at TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
ONLY. Doom open at 7 i Curtain rises at half past 7
precisely., 8. E.
tole Lessee and Elaniecer.
SANTORD's OPERA
ELEVENTH Street, above Chestnut.
ETHIOPIAN PERFORMANCES THIS EVENING.
Ethiopian Life Illustrated by Sardord'a Troupe of
Stars—New Dances by the dantord Children
Doors open at I o'clock—to commence quarter before
eight.
To conclwto 'with
A LAUGHABLE AFTERPIEGE.
Admittance 2S cents.
Political
FOR SHERIFF
CALEB S. WILIGIIT,
VIM W.tno.
Subject to Democrat.° rule.
F UR SUE ft IF F
ALI/ERMAN GRORGR MOORR,
IoURTU WARD.
Subject to Democratic Rules.
FOR SHERIFF—
TAMES G. GIBSON ,
2 1 nINTS-SVCOND 1,611.
Subject to Democratic
pOR gRERIFP,
. DWAPD T. MOTT O
iTWSLFIFi WA RD
guano? TO DIXOCILATIe ILCIVED. 0e1f51233,*
3, ANI LL'A ROPE.-SUPERIOR MA
IN tiItL,VROP.Ii, nwrofacturral and tor sale by
5.,•," • • ,WHA.VER, VITLER & CO.,
,ell-V, ,Np. SAN 'Water .t.. arta 22 N Wharves
%%JELCOME RANGE.—Sore as CEIAD
& 810. NS*. 6199N/111. Ras itai
Lodworth
Ile. Chanfna
dlr. Cluinfrau
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