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an it t r 9o2 4rtli #.f., 84 5`, 4 a , :erig!,',g7 4: , r i* * - ' •
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blocks* Yilell.oel.ll.4:thltli;M:SCtleal ratter Operations,
wobarto4*loo4,hiale; m atter of iotereatio a ll who are
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ThaeanWiiirlded iaio.Wi l io iiiattiffia, , coriesputa:
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. 110 1 ,10 ; thaeluction prawuota 'or or*
140fr,`thililitirtifeielii iiiiiii sitaivideu'int`of.`Oraik-,
dlYiatonfia eaiii',4iatriaintßito:aolid :Moak - with' Ate
alleysii - Mangail ind larieWeildiylich- , Mitodlvlslone or
block* unXibir thirty4ighetrilliz '
7/oyleiiki 3 OV.Ptese'rblocks there le a - cootrelitie of
iher-4441,14',#1::t00r.t.i.44.0k.,-App,;kited • to
serve :foil Ami,.gefsb:.:L t. The. , duty of . the - twO Male
members. , , Of , ,
' hetecirtt et -frottAll4l4,,end, frelit . tholo who
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are, Olken iril ng,isillciito'ziatlons, Mid taXimotea Or.
a1tr ,4 9. 1 %-lttling4i.tolpted or charitable aseistance: 'The
repiSrtanCindigiiiteilaeSthizainade , aria passedlotelhe
hra,..'9f,"PtaiweLteMals, iztAberi s ciAliti: Clianiitte,al;
w .* 4**Atik cell . 44 (make, 0.44 64 ' 0 46 ina - -
tioa into the Condition cf applicants, sad Write out
ordem.for Vali AgtieLet,of 09410,0 is they may need;
arid 4hleh -- ItiVolea itilffilao.ootpeeieliViff4e,h4er
to the et,elrhitqfx,X*Fonilflta la in conduit attend
-1111041. it 'Oa dei*** i -Aire' W. cierfOity,inuoh' dli
cretten'eyin* in matilig tlfeeifillatments id ditjatie
the tire' eezel a AF.l.,„..'tqt.' 3 4 '-kriv..l4.PX 6 ! S hlt t h 4° 4,
her honsategoe.pew „jka,,wraAly,..gepneaite r more
coinpetent.
i.lePhf i ' llikel + Ohlifet/teiefitatlalthW lideed,46
eeMl4 B .l444sii-444 la #13.4 - 413;tiliftetiocessfur
. IMOstilolecni,AlneigfKagestmlicaitixforOild !if wellnigh
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Ttola t i o**ltiOrlotOg'pf.tleirqeapietive
14 0 40i44414104attie,i)om . Mittee composed of
out neoberfrOli
each of the eight . pripiocts, and who
exeroteei'iegeril 'lthiliiitiiron - over the &ings' of the
whore i .'„ittioding' in` itiobliiinge as' buying proyMione
for the depository, (ghl.*:_proviatone are. bought at
whet - 004i atittlrom gent lemen interested lathe move.
melit,,mict#o aeCordlnglyaell them to t h e assoolation
ITllti,, ►*pm* 744fri ,,, prA.uoi to the furidaht"
Inlfik...."..4telkill,Mrociainislied4greateXabsountif
tattOgbarsiinsa,' , thiti slinarter of a tout
"SlaloralA, . 1 . 7 are , nobly deiettngalarge
ileratikVir ' 8 -1
limp; objeett Sri thou i th a
all glitt4ditia 7 *• - ..4,:tho tonseioneneet of -being
m . -. 's . ,filf,,.ef - iffilifdimatrt.4ey,,lmee; indeed, fixed leis a
ceritral paloik Met Wet cent of the money collected
absi#liicpitgiyll 04414 put gm di reetrellef of the,
poor, alid„Wring,thio oast of the store-room; (fourteen
dollamkpar:;riestitl9,and ...the celery of the, atearard - et;
itototAYW,r-tillr- rikik 4 - ! . 1a: itut -4111 he` strictly ad
tufrekV "-“-."- '-'- .." I.
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tefferts...ir, cllt RA. aesociation have already made
rev the tieCthat there area much larger 'proportion
ofimerr - Vise "aisialil titiPcnird than rae generally sop
posed. On last Monday, the depository. Wall first opened
for,m4ive,,,jmemtjorie ~ a nd up to Saturday evening, at
eteht - dolockiupwerili or three hundred cease bad been
rellsr6sdOi4 o . • •". ' - ' ":
- ' ' '
• ts ' " P r irAiiilif;:`alone‘theateward tilted °elate for tarot.
itiii'ilWrliiit in the aurorae onehnndred and twenty
yuembers. ,^ . . . . , ,
That Penton' trho 'lira constantly coming in and pre
e4th'ag' tgoli.!htdoilk at' the conntep=chiefly females—
sddsdoie the halthoar we - were•present, to ha or,
that edastiat resisotable poor vlso - aro ashamed to beg
andrho hddifit to '
Idthaithiha Isaie been - of almost bourlyi„Accnr.
react) shine the mfoolatton_cpmEnenced °Potations. Oa
Eaturday onal gentleman omit them throe'taerels of
flour y another triwinigs of ryitmeal t a thlrElWo' sacks
otassitan ruitt'ethich donatiOni Ike jest the ;
tArag, at) money itaelf is neverlo.!he gjepn _except in
very ex canoe.' We Yleo noticed, with much plea.
en e ri t _that the articles dealt out were efts quality Et for;
the heard of)in' y end, and that the itockTon bid tres ;
not, kr o litf ng in- thoSti 'articles an essential to the cm.
thstvand:nonristiment of the nick. Upon the whole,
ttalam ladles'atta gentlemen ate performing a heaven-sp.
10%4E, Ciiiiittan work.
14 X.,i,(*it... 'taiga out title asiociatlon for a more' ape.
eletipettesti , frorn Abe - fact, that to it 'belongs the credit
of Eavlittekete the initiative in this "" Howard Area.
ciiitiaiiit'inbitiment'tbrbeghout our city; `Their that
meeting wail held in Handel and Haydn Hall on the
Itatlr of Oetober f since • which their example has boon
followed in seventeen 'Eater wards. _ '
44 . 'garde their . very - enmpreherielve and 'efficient
plan of operations, it hair pa yet onlY'been imitated by
the assoolation of the Fifteenth wars !, , -
The design of the executive'committee le not:Merely
to avert the severity of the presort season, butte :nuke
tt a permanent organization, and they entertain a gen
erous hope, that in this resolution they will be joined
by other similar associations, and that hereafter, under
We auspices of fraternal co-operation they will be able
is looms degree at lout, at all Reasons to disarm the
relarortone of destitatioo is ,our elty of IG bitterest
edge. - Success to their efforts. -
lletthilisscielation bee 'adopted the following noble
sti j rarifretwidiwritinge - of,IPM. Penn, as its motto; ;
. 0 1fOrietele the peer to try us ; as well as he tries
tieniler Beech; end he that Talmo!, them a little,
twitvf - :]thip• grest . deal that find kin given' him; We in .
p4tkifig . )s44slllor 14e eira'boeterity,p,..: -
4prolios of tlielibe're, there appears •in,knother
coletrunediAnkllteseint.',.this :itterning; a Call, signed
bea nitlikbailAour fellow; ittitewt, foi - kmeetlng• in the
Reiehtk'srikia,Oridediu - CK,fo pialtigiit'wl;ef
cifto 33 locir thet*lAPC, , Thie call ehould,striredoubti
tit , ;.
Poi qglig.The Bank or. neartd , hue
put units rata of- disown& to tan tuired4t."
• Om thellMl l 4 l ;Puteed an intenteelateinegitin'
London;sad. atati`at, tie nglish merchants talk of
omigratlutt4h ;share the banks charge but
six peer eant.psiiii4l4l4 , the,hindsordeart and cheapest
gemnentitito . the 3 !„,woeld;e 3 tut'b!C men*, at the 10ermUr
Betwett,Stosio,Pluthh3gliall '&
*leen; Noe. •
COB and 1305 : p9atnntAtreet, oboes Sixth: ' •' •
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itin; OKI/ „Owing ' t, the flnsnotul
embarrassments of the country, and with the view of
aureea aIIiGOTED the Usuarlarge number of hands In
the ioking up into garments a large stack er(Notha,
essidmorae, and Yeshinge new ore hand, adapted to Pall
suml Winter meaiikand to dispose, of the Oats in the
'eosin' for which they 3n•ere intended, we, the under
slgned;will 'oehtinne4a eel) ege 'mai:noose stock of ele
gant and faehlonable elethleg givigerapn, at cost
pricer! sCanoe, etwarogr, 4o g 9.,
.qayno , a * Ball," No. 621 Chestnut amt.
THE .I. COURTS.
• Jt_ . 9,NPAV4 kfiP°Pa ri /XeLS
flteporiedfor Preo4 .
Mat atier:Dotrr, 80. 7-4ndge Ifere.-4ameiC
B.Yetteli;plad.Willltinj• Starr l 44 . - Natty Par'
sett. , , Anlieticii on a ' Terdie or, the
rind:BUddi eq., for
tilt:L*4off; Wristlet, Esq., for the defendant.
William J. Sterrittj . John- Rosen° a ts.- An
notion s cheek . 1 - Verdict fot su\hiet to
points reserved ' , 03,771.25. - 'Messrs. Marshall and
Ilsidalblvtaplitintitt; Isaac Setrill,,Esn:, for the
defendant.' '
lames L. Taylor adallatratore of Bat.
foxier „weOilio.il, t3upe,r-,et al, eaeopterc. An
potion one bona. , eptiot for the plaintiff
Taylor, req-l-for- tho plaintiff Joseph
Bal., for the defendant:- - ,
ilantretTougheity. by his next friend 'John .
Doagherty„Us.l 7 .ranoia, Sootllzi, M.D.. - An action
for in4raltlint'air '11i; 'Oat:,,,blessrs.
Da9tusgalihnoontkor for; plaintiff; Rand,
Vet; fat defendant
DISTRIPT 00thrf No. I.—Judge Strom:L-OAM.,
tine- Bemple, , ce. !John ' theen,- 1 4Treasuree) A
feigned issue to buy the right to certain furniture.
Vert/kit - for thdplaintllE: ;'.4reoir p g .; for
Mitigr,Esq,for.the defeedpint.
up. •ger - .
An action on.. a
*ranee; Aitos Briggs,
for the plaintiff; Clortstantl,Ottillott,- - $ ll 4l, for Use ,
deferidant44.P.
o.oeOw6x Pttati--4ndges Thom,peon and Allison.
404.4neese Intaelittneoes argnaseet
.qt4fll l C-gitigPingiO:9, o .. Tlt
nes4a city
corpus
Andrew s4lwilik;P r ititid era of the vity.penkg
was - hhard 'on yesterday .morning; ' The Budriot
Attorae,y - opened the ease ;briefly by saying it was
a 'goading ori habea..e' toipto on a charge of per
jury, iipattst the president of the itity lank, or,
taking &greater rate' f interest then al oared by
twilit violation of his oath. The prowieutton was
brought at thoinstmato of John ,Young, who would
state the eimaasstadois °rifle case.
.john:,Toong„,:etnernr-I was a _depositor in the
CYYP,.aakt J, „a thct years 1855 and 1850; I got a dis
count sans am blink of-SADO, on the.7th of Deo.,
15551_ it,it , entererLin my bank hook' titinach ; I
reoeived no posh or check for it; it was awn, of
a 'dote; --I;ofeirld 'first a note of ssss instead
$703.00;.-1 offered at theeist er ?had' neo.;•I Pa'
it la the dlisto_got libit . ; it wee itnutnoGoo. Payne,
Kart WWI galell; endorsed: oleo.
atorthat, „Ctotilt.lCte, ~ B4,ll,lll7;themteh-•
torl - e said he-thought it litoold bo discounted ; I
ant; to thiAtertltthe'folloring slimountday, sad
the note wes•retorned; 'the note was pot den° ;
ptlt roybook 14, , tintftthe note , was returned in
tt; I then „went holt ond he ;aid
• they, bad amuelolll4o'"";rettid byteatot deald
twitliat:thayttoitld Lot telold tie trl
again,;ood I the `SLIM, 0' note ; that wee
dated the sth of .t/coemlieriat four pond's ; I put
it in .ilia-6th ;uf.lheembervil :went back on. -the
71b; lltutia taxltook;"isratthe note was returned;
I Web' tittekfg:A/V4o.,.baut it; and told him it
141/011N - bej &.btr,tbeagllt it prbibl a if I
would pay "nOro 'boxiest' interest,it could be
done; I told I wanted to take up a draft of
Ternioati
due tat tall wand' aeoe)lt` A , lest
eta them the legal rate ; ;be - Old me 'Wait 'dit to , -
add: blirisitald - go otit - land Atia 31r: V.attstick,/
he,wiant out of the bank, and Mathsoh 'modal&
Mr. Binitielok hiCippo, tOdinxiert 1„bly. ,4ofititiok
onniejinkatettnnno, time and andilfr:ltUtty
ballame . oostrasation togetherowhioh.T did' not
bear; - after it WO5 ov.op , UK-ltliel intadtl o o'-inc
to hir,;Bititlyiektitti'llif:B4'itsatittralt had
a nole`teCtiorioPayna'ail. - tadd hini'r told, hrtd I
Ifinte4,y'ddna very hiid; ,B1rE; said; ',id ',Grit Mono,
it Very tight,, and °toad $BOO for., it; .1
told him 1. - .„teaersery, hard VP,. and, under the lir
conote**,XlFall forced to tomcat it t. I then Agave
aottt;i- It was, endorsed;. either Mr ,Bast
wittealfreltiley toltlmuto go round to the' trout
of the bank and hand- irt my &Oh, and lily. ltiloy
told-tali, 'clerk. eater ,$OOO in my bank-book ;
nialteitt dePtialt'on,that ; day, of -money ; Tara
'VAC aided ufon to, pay,the note ; it was not.pro
testidllu,T,ltirie,pal ,attun tiity;-I don't know
- framuing eet ,of tnetio; whether it, was the money
otAfr.Eastwiek, Mr....ltiltivOrlthehank, that did
theitatel r,doretlittlect , clbre‘reoeired the profit
frra6llllll/11112°,40cf°11/ Arolllo-14 had
" tills fib
• vaikaranatp:o4s,fit Iste,tPhillpai4-..Whon I bad
4kt atiecred'it; I had two
dlosounte between BcpTeinbir itattllaraertber, 1855;
'Thad 'ant an account the Farmers' and Me- ,
ebsaltia , baki'and,.-knor BOY mods imirbiohl'
66anta4W40/04*.31!thiCirlaiii,1#tion which
igtiota*Oftbiatbilea*SiglikripOiAt and tot
" lr-rethlii,Ylo-4trire tol d me, that Mr.
/latti* m old - ti c atit - at h ;private fonds;.
thitstailiticoalidUrt'UnittoldigAtirk. Mr.
• ~ AtriEnatetteks.l ; &Una' IGO
i1it41044. ff 41040 that
liidX74:o,loo
4 :2 .aatiClet
piq tad (Iran
01:0lit Mr. Bastwiek t ,
lit e tiitatltAttrfildtigelin, Ia
be note was don. that
4 alitlAhei tliabl
.reeeived'thinionetdrawrkelieo,keta absorb all the
"$6OO ; 'I don't know ho* Many cheeks I dreir that
day, or hs.whose favor they were 'drawn ; I can't
tell the dame of' one person'. I don't toll what
appropriation I made of the- funds I made sin& a
sacrifice to. obtain, nor any portion of it; the
.oheoks. will show what '1 drew; the draft went
back protested ; 1 received notes to the amount of
about $2,100 from George -Payne; I offered the
note for $625; a Sew days before, on the discount
,day before the 7th December, I put that note in
the discount hen; sold that note to a broker in
Walnut street, below Doak ; I swore at the wag's.
trate's office that it was the note of $703 • I offered
On all the °tamale= for discount ; I was not told by
My couistleVer bn onclalse, that the secon note
*as not dated unttia dl
after the first day I said it was
offered; I found it out on looking over My settit-
Ments with George Payne and Ptah ; I swore that
I thought it was the 28th of November the, notes
wore Jilted; the notes were dated the let, 2d, and
15th December ; , I the Magistrate that
I thought the note'was dated the 28th November,
and that I offered twice for tillicauntf and I find 1
was mistakeir; I did not tell before the alderman
that Mr. Riley said if ryrould take less than the
legalitate it would be done.
Samuel I. McMullen, aweria.-I.,ain the discount
. clerk in the City Bank, and was in the year 1855;
Ors entry of oath in Young'a book is in the hand
writing of Mr. l'aggart,' the - receiving teller,
now
the paying teller ; the 7th of December, 1855, was
a discount day; there 'was no note of George
Payne's offered for discount that day; I took out
all: the notes that were in the box, and entered
them is the proper book; (book p roduced ;) if the
note had been Offered, it would have appeared on
that book;' I never varied from that duty inten
tionally
,or accidentally; I am positive that if
that note had been put in the discount box, it
wouldhave. been entered in that book ; I Rd no
note on tbe'4th December, 1855, of George Payne,
offered by Mr. Young, nor any other note; there
Were ninety-four notes offered that day; forty
eight were discounted ; it was my duty to return
the notes that were not discounted ; I did not re
turn snob 'notes to Mr. Young; anthem entries
are in my handwriting; there was no person in
.charge of my duties on these days; no person
could have returned these notes, for if they bad
bean there they would have appeared on this book;
there is no profit of $lO3 on the books of the bank,
arising from this transaction; if the bank had re
ceived the profit, it would have appeared on the
books of the bank ; it would have boon my duty
to have entered it, if there had been any profit; I
Imam .that the bank has not received a mint of
profit from-this transaction.
- John Taegarr, sworn—l Was receiving teller of
the City Bank in 1855; the entries of the 7th
December in the bank book is in my handwritingc
I do not recollect the particulars of this transao l i
-
tion; I must have received the money to have
given the credit; on my scratcher is the entry
"Cheek, John Young, $600;". I can't tell whose
check that woe; if it, were Mr. Eastwiok's chock
his account would show it; I would not credit Mr.
Young with $6OO if I had not received it; if Mr.
Eastwlek or Mr: Riley told MO to enter- $6OO to
Young's credit, I would have required some show
from them for my settlement in the mei% on
December Bth there is a shack in Mr. Eastwick's
account of $600; it hoe never been required of me
to make a credit unless a check or the money bee
been paid; the bank received no profit from this
transaction.
After hearing this testimony, the District At
torney, with the approval of the court, stated that
the Commonwealth did not consider a sufficient
case bad been made 'out, and that the defendant
should be discharged. Thos. J. Diehl, Esq., and
the District Attorney for the Commonwealth; 11.
M.' Phillips, Esq., for the defendant.
STATEMENT AO 'TEE WARREN COUNTY BANK,
Nov: 4,1657, Assays.
Bills li • -
salvable - ' 5131,912 36
Real Estate ' 2,466 64
-
Protest 17 72
.
Expense 800 00
Due by Banks and Bankers 45,400 30
Gold and Silver 6,145 75
Chocks, Drafts, Bills of other Banks... 11,900 92
Over•drawn Account 1,143 93
Capital..... $lOO,OOO 00
Cipulation (old)...„,"„ ......... ... 37,890 00
Circulation (new)..,,,,...„..., ~. , . 12,835 00
Profit and l‘oss 170 BS
Commonwealth 3,023 72
s
en
Dividd. '
- _.
Individual Deposits 40:009 O
IMpartfltiollo.
(Reported for' The "Prowl '
PERTO OADELLO—Bark White Wing—s2o,ooo Amer
gold, 821 hides, 2 boxes chocolate, 1 do cocoa Dallett
Bros; 231 bides fleck- and Runeharrit, N Y; 10 bane
goat @MOS, 0 Stetson & Go, N Y; 8 bales goat skims, A.
Al Weide, N Y.
RINGSTON—Schr IforningLight, Strum-70 tons log
wood, N l Wekslar ,t'Co; 1 030 books Lindsay &
Bla
kiston;.Boo °mugs' 100 cocoa nuts, Capt Strum; $12,223
Leacraft &,Go,_ NY.
SAVANNAH—Schr Dir A Hammond, Power —3OO cobs
rice, 3 8 'Swells; 24 Cochran & Russell; 59 Grainer &
Harkness; 38 bags feathers, Parker & Toland; al sacks
do 9 Blipbaut & Sons; 9 Bareroft, Beaver, & 0o; 18 do
wool, Goddard & Toland; 19 bags rags, Rimby, Law
rence & Co; S do 1 bag lead, ,3 Gallagher; 10 bales yarn,
fray & McDevitt; 25 empty carboys, Powers & Weight
man;
,47 do casks, F Caul ; 4 Poultney & Massey; 4 bales
pink root, 10. 8 Steloborger, 23 do 3 sooko sang 4 pkgs
mdse, I L & Co 11pbx mdse, SUDowning &
Po; 4 springs, I lellrreyik Son; 10 bbis whisky crates,
Grant 85 kale* eraate,'Sessup & Moore;' 50 casks rice
empti r iaski 80 pkgs ifindries ord'er.
SAG ARBOIL 7 richt Flyaway, Davis-8020 gaDons
spha)poll,lllMberilluntlng, & On.
jr..Erfni. BARR
At ihs ltilerehomes , 4x4flp, fru/go:phis,
ehlp Suanak, Rowland. ' Nov 9.3
Malt irllidlltltnityi :Webb • ' London. Rani
BRlW:Naplia. Eutaw:4:— . - -' una.; 1101:3
Stdp - iosepliJOnai, Pomo ' San Francisco, soon
Brig Blinder` .. ' Paltoonth; 7a, soon
PRITADELPHI /304, 14 TUT*.
RDW&Ill1 A, ROSIDIHR, •
WARNS* 11, RABIN,' • 00311111. THE 0/' VIII UOVII.
NEwcono B. THOMPSON,
SAILING OF 1141 p OCEAN STEAMERS.
FROM THE UNITED STATES.
819/30111 - , . 9110 A TOE DAY
Arabia - New York Liverpool Nov 25
Glasgow - Now York Glasgow Nov 25
City of Washington, N York Liverpool ...... ....Nov 26
Ariel 'Now York ' Bremen, too Nov 'A
Niagara ' Boston Liverpool Deo 2
Vanderbilt " li York Sonth'n & Havre ...Deo 5
Atlantic " ....New York Liverpool.... Dec 6
Africa New York Liverpool Dec 9
Americo .... : . .....Boston Liverpool ' Dec 16
Nniv
York New York Glasgow Dec '23
.
FAOM EUROPE.
' • ylidif von DAY
Antelope Liverpool, • riift.lan4, (k•: Nov 11
Africa ' Liverpool New York • Vor 15
Kangaroo. Liverpool New York ::.. Foy lk
New York , Glitegow New York Nov 18
Fulton Havre New York Nov 18
--...-- • .. .
America Liverpool Boston • Nov 21
AnglO Saxon..... Liverpool Portland, dro Nov 25
Baltic Liverpool New York Nov 25
Effp,rt I iverpool Boston Nov 23
FF - The paliforrila Mall Steamers sail from New York
on tho.hth*OlVt.h. of each month.
V" Tho novena ilhetriiirk leave New York on the Id,
7th 12th, 11th and 27th or each month, and Charleston
• I .• '
3. d., on theith and 19th.
MOVEDIENTECOF HAVANA STEAMERS
Pnicanntrata—From New York 24, arriving at Ha
TIDO, Bth, and New Orleans 11th. From Now Orleane
20 ti gvgpy VS, arriving at New York 28th.
mama orrw—pFpin New york nf each month,
arriving at Havana 1204, and Iddbile 14th • Prom UP
bile WA, Havana 24th, arriving at New York 28th.
Csilswaa—From New Ybrk 12th, arriving at Havana
17th. and New Orleans 10th. From New Orleans 27th,
Havana 29th, arriving at New York Bd.
Fairiaz Om—Front New York 17th, arriving at Ha
vana 234, and New Orleans 28t1., From New Orleans
sth, Havana Bth, arriving at New York - 13th
Jitseg Wanaion—From Now York 27th, arriving at
Havana Ist and New Orleans 3d. Front New Orleans
12111, Havana 14th, due at New York 18th.
Lusat,—From Charleston 10th and 4th, due at Ha
vana 23d and 7th. From Havana 10th and 25th, due at
New Yps 1,1 1 . and 31st.
,Marine 3ntelligence.
PORT Or PHILADELPHIA, NOV. 24, 4827,
SUN RISES 7 14-4IIN SETS 4 48
,UIG4t WATSR S 17
AltitIVQD
,
Barque White Wing, Baling, 12 days from pgerto Ca
bello, with hides, &0., to BoaHeti Brothers.
Br echr Moining Pight,Eltium, 21 days from Kingston,
Jamaica, with logWOod, &c, to Thos Waggon & Sons.
Behr W t Ilammond. Powell, 7 days, from thgannah,
with rodeo to"Pettitt; Martin, /it Cp.
Behr Flyaway, Davis days trom Bog Rather, with
oil to Shobor, Bunting, ' & Co.
Bohr' Bariner,'Townsend, g days from Indian River,
with ,corn to Bewley, Wilson. & Co.
Behr Acorn, Robinson, 2 days from Baltimore, with
wheat to Robeson Loa. '
Schr Viols, &mere, 2 days from Baltimore, with
wheatto Robson Lea.
- CLEARED.
tßarque Reindeer, 11104ros, pity point, Thee A New
hall te, 00. ' "
flame .7 wf heed, Reed, Boston, Ohne Aft ller k pO.
Barque P. fliddings,Rese, do N Sturtevant (Ic. (Jo.
Brig Dunne, Baker, New Bedford, Sharp to Leison
ring.
BO J 8 S)ariver, Donnie, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
[BY YILIGEAPH.j
(Correspondence of the Philadelphia lexchange.)
()APB ISLAND, Woe. 25. 5 • P
A iirig y inppoeed to he the Delaware,
cram
passed to-day. Nothing iq eight beund oat.
Ni'ibd strong from the South. the West
Virtue; dco., 7`lloB. B. =GUNS.
[Br ro Tip ragas.]
Nogromr, November 23.
The V. stemnergaranao with the suolotaeoe et two
stamnere, hu been bunted ' off from where she woe
egroinad, erid bas departed for her §:raise in the Beanie.
Oriesum hoe hoop putin
Jae steamer Virgini
he
a, trots
re Now York, bound to New
t o royale sone damage Jo
,
•Battmathinery.
ship. Boaros id evember 23.
Beeolute, from New C ; barque Bo
rah Bernice, fang Baltimore; steamer Joseph Whitney,
Baltimore. ,
. New Yong, November 23.
krtired, ohip ;obit Bright, from Liverpool.
SAVANNAH, November 23.
The U. S. Mail Steamship Florida, from New York'
arrlv i ed here on Saturday evening.
rdInfOILAkDA
Steamship Palmetto, Baker, hence at Poston Jester•
" hip Join 'Prucks, Lindsay., cleared at Baltimore 21st
inst. for this port,
Ship gtaghound, Peterson, for New York, soiled from
Poo Uhow, about Both of August. Not 6th, u before.
Ship Rapid, o Iloosor, for Callao, arrived at Liverpool
9th last.
• • • •
13b1p,19F Battod, Roye, for Cape Town,o U H, cleared
at Liverpool lib lark.
Rhin yfasbingion, ,Norton, for Bombay, Nailed from
Liverpool Itb inst.
Ship F,plMmluondas, Healey, from Callao, arrived at
Queenstown Itlt inst.
Ship Ronan, Frederick - eon, from Coalmen, for Ban
Francisco, was off Paver nth 'nat.
Ship Plana Wheeler, Delano, from Oblucha Islands,
iirrfved at Havre lltb lost.
13.4111 t: Tropic, Smith, from Callao, arrived at Dunkirk
MD los
,
Ship,puuhltml, from Calcutta, arrived at Poston yes
terd'sy. . ,
81figing
,Mist, , bifuiall, for Philadelphia, sailed
from` ttaltlmere leotards) , In tow of tug America.
- .Burk Utopia, DuNordic, trom,Thpmen for Washing
toaßty, was aftDoser ath Inst.
'Somali groomer, Lankenan, sailed from Promerhayen
Slihdriet. for this port. „
- , Thirlidejgaluet,,Vrood, tot Hale port, sidled from
-13ordesiltXoWlet heat, _
4144)
' aerti a=ll l T o rgfi ll o ; a li f: l ut PtIO WI ' lei to ll : 48 1M
spat stilmOke yea ay,', - , '
Soh 8 011oillai, - Ohapia; ten se of Hartford Hith. fr.-
A u n t: f .,- el , I, u ix , 3,:. S, J 1
Behr James Noglish, Noah, sailed from New Harm
20111 Inss. tar this port.
Behr Broderick Rend. Blatchford, front Eastport fOr
this port, at Portland 20th Inst.
Bohr J . al Houston' RUII6OII, cleared at Galveston 20th
• Behr Melia and 'John Compton, hence arched at
Boston 21st inst.
•Sehrs W M Marcy and B Prink, hence arrived at Bos
ton 223 inst.
Brig Biackfish, Hotchkiss, Tor Philadelphia, sailed
fre ?Session Ist inst.
17:ig Lady of the Bea, hence arrived at Boston yeater.
day.
Liverpool—Ar Oth, Mackinaw, laanamer, Oharloslon;
Resolute, Freeman; Phren,x, Hello, and Yorkshire,
Bryant, N Y; Ada, (e) Lott, N Y; Cornelia Lawrence,
H,napp, do; America, Howe, do; 10th, Belle of the
Ocean, —, Mlramichi; 8 ft, Mallory, Looter New Or.
lesne.
0019th, lleroyna, Sheridan, New Orleans.
Sld th, Sylvia, Swaney, Charleston; Minty Clay,
Caulking, New York; (another account says 10th); 10th,
Tapecott, 8011, N York; Scotland, blearne, Now
Orleans. -
Entered for loading 6th, John S Parsons, Crowell, New
Orleans; 7th, Trimouutain, Dudley, Bombay; South
ampton, Austin, Mobile; Levi Woodbury, Bradbury,
New Orleans; Ashburton, Bradish, N York; oth, Macki
naw, Haminer, Charlesten,• Bridgewater ' Barstow, Mo
bile; St Patrick. Kenny, Now Orleans; Thornton, Col
lins, N York.
London—Entered inwards 7th, James R Keller, Al
len, New York; Christiana, Owens, do; 9th, Reindeer,
Patterson, Boston; Anna, Bruns, N ' York; lOth, Elide,
Jachttnann, do; Vancouver, Jenkins, Singapore.
Old oth, Margaret Evans, Warner, New York (and eld
frdm Deal 8th:) Eleanor, Watts, New Orleans; Ameri
can Lass, McKellar, do; 7th, Mary 0 Fox, Curtis, /Sa
vants (and aid from Gravesend 9th;) Alice Gonne°,
Singer, New Orleans.
Entered out Bth. American Eagle, Moore, for N York;
10th, Ohrietiana, Owens, do,
Gravosend—Ar 9th, Tea Re, Polose, New York for
London.
Ar 10th, J J Ifathorn, Rickard, from Stettin; Leon
tine. "lotion, Now York—both for London.
Off Boachy Head SO, Blucher, It - topper, from DAM
more for Bremen.
. . .
Falmouth—Off and proceeded 10th, Admiral, Wetting,
from Baltimore for Amsterdam.
Portsmouth—Sld Ith, Norris, Follansbee, (from
Catlett) Rotterdam, (and was off Dover Otb;) Mountain
Wave, Hallett, (from Ohinca Islands) Antwerp.
Bristol—Ar 7th, Alabama, Drlnkwater, Archangel.
7th, .1 Coffin, Miramichl, for Glouceater.
Came doun from Bristol oth, Old Dominion, Samson,
for Savannah (and sailed 10th.)
Newport—Ar oth, Shepherd Knapp York, for Snow)
London, to load for St Thomas; W II Ilassard Larsen,
do, to load for Havana; 7th, Uoion, Davis, Newry, to
load for Mobilo.
Sunderland—Ar Bth, :Midnight, Hatch, Antwerp.
Newcaetlo—Cld 6th, Horatio, Hathaway. and Java,
Grattan, N York; II B Emery, Perkins, New Haven;
John Id Hayo, Cutler, Boston.
Shields--Ar 9tk, Harmony, Gourley, 8t John, N B.
aid 9;h, Texas. Merrill, N lock.
SWarusea—Sid Bth, A F Moore, Harris, Coquimbo.
Cardiff—AT 6th, Henry Ilarbeek, True, Antwerp. Sld
7th, Glenlyon, Oliver, Cape de Verde; Addison Gilbert,
Paine, Calcutta
Glasgow—Std 6th, Itehert Hastie, Allen, N York.
Greenock—Ar 9th, Mary Carson, Williams. Quebec.
Newry-81d 3d, Union, Davis, and Harriet Cann, CatM,
N America.
Stockholm—Old 81st ult, Norden, Anderson, America.
Bremerhaven—Sid sth lost, Wieland, Osterman, N
York; Arestides, elledenburg, do.
Hamburg—Ar 6th, Howard, Walter, N York. fild 4th,
Nord Amorika, lirolin, N York, and from Cuxhaven sth.
Cuxhaven —Bid 3d, North Star, Cornish, Buenos
Ayres.
nelvoet—Ready for sea 6th, John G Coster, lianalin,
for N Orleans.
Antwerp—Std Bth, Sebastopol, Baynes, Newcastle.
Dunkirk—Ar 6th, Tropic, Smith, 0111'101in Islands.
Bordeanz-814 sth,lla Itook , Preble, and Caroline
Nesmith, Kinney, N Orleans.
Sid from the Roads Ist, St Peter, Sarin, N Orleans;
3d, Baron de Oaatine, Lufkin, N York; 4tb, Abrona,
Page, 4e.
Barcelona—Ar 234 ult, Flora, Monotony, N York.
Madeira—Ar 6th nit, BNsideelppl, Antola, Marselllea,
and left for N Orleans.
Unita—At. 28th ult, Sea FOAM, Handy, Messina, EMI
aid 28th on her return; Met, Civilian, Smith, Boston.
Sld 27th, John Wesley, Sylvester, Odessa.
Constantinople—kr previous to the 27th ult, Dela
ware, Scott, Taganrog.
Sayal--Sid 23d ult, Bartell°, Cole, (from Cardiff)
Havana.
MARINE MISCELLANY
Montrose. Nov: O.—The American ship Thirty-one
States is a vessel of 950 tons register, and had plenty of
water Into dock on the night of her arrival ; but as she
only got opposite to the entrance to the dock at high
water, the crow (20 in number, including officers, boys,
stewards, Ac.) were not able to get up the anchor before
the tide set down; consequently she lay on the beach
for one tide, where she made a little water. She got off
and into dock, however, next tide, where she Is now dis
charging. She was drawing 18 feet on her arrival. (The
former report was much exaggerated.)
A telegraphic despatch from Port Mend states that
the Gloucester fishing vessels previously reported ashore
at °helically have been sold at. auction. The eche
Mettlesome. and Bridget 4n were sold together,' bring
ing $B5O, and the Mary liartoo, rqaking a total of
$1,950: The eemeaftehihe, itAehtti shit qacidental
oxpeneee t attending the aide of wrppked propertt in
th a t ',eaten —fudging from put experieners,milt
'e
duce the net protean to a very low time. The three
Teasels are insured for $B,BOO leaving a lose to the In
surance companies!, even using the above figures an the
estimate, of. $6,850. ,
$199,937 64
$199,937 38
Tho echr Fleetwood, from Boston, for New York,
went ashes on .Black Island, on Sunday evening.
Bho will probably be got off thin high water
Sir, Win. Baker, pilot of barque White Wing, which
arrived yeeterday from I.,aguayra, reports that the pilot
boat E. Turley had put a pilot, at noon of Sunday, off
Sever, Mile Beach, on board brig Delaware, from Porto
Rico for Philadelphia,
DOUNSTIO PORTS
BALTIMORE, Nov 23.—Arr, steamship Locust Point,
French, New York; barque Sylph, Jones, Boston; at
Swan Point, ship John A Parke, Rich, from Chineha
Islands. Sailed, ship Schiller, (Brent) Bahr, Bremen;
barque Bay State, Sparrow, Charleston; brigs Transit,
(Br) Small, West Indies; Time, (Br) McDougall, An
tigua; schwa Metie, Crane, Providence; Now York,
Stevens. and James Madison, Diggs, Jamaica; Ellicott,
Kingsland, Now York; North Carolina, McGuire, Beau
fort, N C,
BOSTON Nov' 22d—Arr brig liftloo, of and from
Blnehill, via Marshfield, for Norfolk. has been ashore
on Scituate Beach, as before reported. Towed up from
Marshfield by steamer Neptune, to be repaired.
Ballad—Saturday—Steamer Wm Jenkins; ship E
Barney; parques Cosmic, Elizabeth Leavitt, Radiant;
brigi Mango Park, Lincoln) echr Rear;44. Sunday—
Ship Chas Bp e.
NEW 11,AALEN—Ar 201.1 i, ochre Golden Eagle, Kel
sey,s4 w Benedict, W Whistler, Jr,
Parker, Tirgieda. '
RIGALAND'LICHIT, Nay 2}, 2 F M—Passed out,
barque,Radiant, 'Sayannali; ache Fearless, for Cape
Ilaytien. 4 P 4=-Passed put, barque Cossack, for
Shanghai; brig !dungy Park, for Mayotte; also, Rohr It
II Daly. 5 r M—Paraing out, ship E 11 Barney, for
New d}leans.
Varad, sbjps 4ew Orleans, 410, Ben Bolt, Loring,
'fldfeg., raplaep, Novr Orleans Barque Ocilla,
Ashby, Mobilo. Drip Elisabeth, McLaughlin, Balti
more' S W Armstrong, Thompson, Ponce; Ocean
Ilird, ' ltogera, Sierra Leone. Sebra Kate Stewart,
Ra
ther, Charleston; Worth, Allen, Wilmington; N W
Smith, Wyatt, Charleston; Anu, Cote; isle of Pines,
French, City Point.
NEW YORK, Nov 23—Arr, steamship Roanoke,
Skinner, Portsmouth ; Hain ship Louis Napoleon, Hort.
ing, Hamburg ; barques Plush, Wilson, Vera Cron;
Hyperion, Lane, Havana ; brigs Starlight, of Roston,
Collier, hornet via Norfolk, where she put in dismast
ed ; Sloeckhausen, Biases, Angostura, and the bar Nov
1 ; Nov 20 lost from the fore topsaikyard Henry Reward
ing, a seaman ; 21st, Henry Schooninacher, a seaman,
fell from oho jibbooin and was drowned. Fredonia,
Lore, Jacksonville ; Costa Rica, (now) Murray, Black
Rock, Ct ; Schre Sarah Bruen, Douglass, Georgetown,
B C ; Joseph W 'Webster, Penny, Charleston, B 0; Mary
El iiabeth, Price, Georgetown. SO;J Id Taylor, Smith,
Wilmington, NC; Robt Mercer, Cullen ; Yankee
Doodle, Chase ; A Palconburg,-Rogers, Alexapdria, Ye;
J 1I ligrgoft, Worth, Richmond.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
Up to 12 o'clock Last Night.
GlBARD'llol:lBll—ehestnat Street, below Ninth,
Wm Lonestey, England 0 Varet, N Y
W Jennison, jr, & la; Mick Win Jennison, Danville
Mr' Farm & la, Reading fr Eckert, Pa
Col Swan, It ' r Join Smith, US A
F W tiermdt s.
t, Salt 14 11,c,61dfrop, OM. Q
C Potter, Jr, Westerly, It I II •11 Davin, Thglail4'
F G Van Viet', N Y " It W Bonner; If y" ,
Mr Goddard, N Y Mr Basel, Ii y
N 0 Platt, NY Joe A, Prite,'N'Y
M Wail 4 in. 1.1, M
3 1 T1a.n4 raPnrylance, WashingUn
RootPaton,'N Y 0 J ThomM, Aleg, Ye
.1 S Graham, 8 Francisco F Dodge, Georgetown, D 0
H II Dodge, D C T W Rabb, England
Gilbert E Currie N Y
Chas II Haines, N Y David McKnight, Reading
O A Nlcolls, Reading Than N Dale, N Y
J It Harris, N Y W 8 Purviance, Baltimore
W Warrick & lady, N J Mrs McCormick, Ilarrisbog
J D Cameron &la, Hanish's Btra Haldeman Harrisburg
Miss Haldeman, Harrisburg Miss Kerr, Harrisburg
Miss Becalms, Harrisburg Mrs Orth, Harrisburg
J Honig, Baltimore Jas II Stimpson, Baltimore
J D Dome & is Bouudbrook Geo Kennedy, N Baltimore
J
Dell, N Y • • Danl 0 Tatum, N y
Francis Lusher, Philo Ito SUMO' & wire, Mass
Aire AlricK'N Y . ' " ' Mr Hdlay ?c fatly, NV'
Chas 'II I:hitting; Man CIAO Dtalge & la; Mass
Jail bilateriliaeninut Hill Iliterfnerti N V
M.l Clark , Indiana ' . W B Khalil,' N Y
W B Shattuck, N 'Y W W Chapman, Mass
J Tlingit Jones, Reading B Tyson, Reading .
Id W Roberta, Carlisle F B Conway, N Y
Dr V II Ferris, N Y J Q A Warren, It Y
II Eldridge, Velma P II Tompkins, Penns,
Tril pi9.,,F10ri,4
1 .! 1 / 1 4 0 11AkIVS' TIOTgI ,-- Voll4ll 41. , 1 101 0 V4icli.
J Rankin, Lancaater AI Buts, Reston
II I, White, Pa 0 Al Smyser, Pa
W 0 Bell t eon, Phila 8 llandereen & i'y, Pa
8 J Honey, Boston I) A Flail, Pa
J It Poesal, Balt T 8 Thompson, Po
0 H Jones, Boston It Lockhart, It Chunk
Hon J 8 Yost, Pa G Ii Lytle California
J G Getz, Lancaeter Ed Lyon, Pa
G B Smith, Phila II Percy Jr. wife, N Y
Andrew LE Blair, Carlisle Frank 'Matrix Alin
.7 li Guthrie, Pa JO" Dell, Blair co, Pa
John P Bel!, Blair co, Pa W Rflood, Springfield, Pa . . „
AMERICAN ItOTEh—Oheetnut. below Sixth it.
It B ihnlth; Wilmingtpn; Bel f.t'lY Tohey, Phila
M handler & hi, Esti Jbe KlCtioledgiT, Del
bi Tferrlog, Zeprfolh, ya Miod it If erring, Va
'John It Francis, llarrishurg Etre alerighe&son, liittsbg
It It Chandler, Del • Oxy 4 adobe; ()hooter en
B Broomhall, 14 Chester Lielpgetori, N 4
J Manning, N 4 p Campbell:Now New y ork
Jll Campbell. New York T E SMith & ia, ?Toehold
Et bloCluce, New Yors: it S /4Tadrprd, Boston
A B
• /4Jonnlgge,new Ireric
UNION HOTEL—ArcL street, below FoArth.
It Cromwell, Cm, Ohio Iloward Reese, Indltma
J A Ellison, Delaware Semi Warner, ra
Planller, Pa M Connell, Jr, Ma
J 8 PearSol l , (leading E Ermentrout, Putting
Miss E Lawrence, Ohio J Mitchell, PPP&
A B Moore. Pa 7 T Brooks. Pa
Il Eppley flarristnirg ../ D MoOttleP, pe
3 0 Heading, If 3 II W Shipman, N V
.1 Pierson, /Inland 0 0 Martin, Va
.1 V (I ewes, Va S Saylor, Easton
J L pay, Easton T II Wilson, Pa
A 'Weiss, II Ohunk 0 II Russell, pe
W Odder', Pa J Trestter, Pa
C Eaton, Pa
NATIONAL TIOTEI.—Bsee street, above Third.
F liteoorrey. Lewistown E L Moore, Sfunbeim, Pa
A Fritch, Clearfield co 'foram Modal, Baltimore
S Lichtenthaeler, It Thompson, Doylestoti n
II L Actor, Pottsvillo (ton W Morgan, Pottsville
J . noodles. Pottsville D Carload°, Trenton, N J
D Ashton, Philadelphia Ono IL Fooors, N
lienry..Ent, Trenton, N J A Money, Patorson, NJ
Wm Reese, Trenton, N J Wm Linch, Panesson,'N
F A lAnch, Paterson, N J 4 nail, Selinsgrove
11. Condon, N J 000 0 Moyer. Freeborg
N D Williams, N J C Lawbash, Danville, Pa
Jos Moss, Pottsville D !Hulbert, Danville, Pa
James Brown, Luserne co, Pa.
STATES llNlON—Market street, above BIM,
Alex D Boggs, Harrisburg 0 M Merton, Delaware
G W Souders, Reading Edw McDonald, Pottsville
8 R Bnteltser, Lancaster W W Wilson, Carlisle
J Y. Fox, Fa E u Beiddle, Detroit
BLACK BEAR INN--Fifth and Merchant streets.
8 M Dutton, Delaware co T Lewis, Del
J L Stephenson, Chester Val 7i 8 King & sister, Lanc co
Wm 1. Crooks, Lancaster co Wm bloCanno, Cheater co
Enos Ration, Bustleton, Pa J F Paxson, Lancaster co
Wm Taylor, Cecil co, bid WmOheyney, Chester co
Albert Bunting, Delaware co Jacob Baxtreesor, Pa
Robt Lyle, Chester co Robt Donee, Chester co
John Ball, Chester to Wm Powdull, Chester co
Di Simons, Chester co B W Macy, Chester co
TII B West, Brandywine B W Scott, Brandywine
Baldwin Ruch, Brandywine
BLACK BEAR ROTEL—third et. aim° Callowbill,
B Muleolman, Pa Nat6Sn'retors, Lehigh co
It M /dunk, Pa 'Wen Lott, Nestling
aodfrey Peter'', Pa , Mae Bachman, Lehigh co
W Kercher, Berke co , Blom Newbold, Berke co ,
N L Shoemaker, Berke co J H Worts Barks co
Edwln Trexler, Berke co John Idaltzberger, Reading
Joel arose, Ocroookirale Chas Nose, Allentown
THE 1 , 11198.=-PititAlMPtilk IllgSDAlt; NOVgAlttElt 24i 18574
FOREIGN PORTS
--
BALD EAGLE lIOTEL—Third street, atm. Clallowhiil
Melchor Trauma, Pa A W Pottelger, Reading
Bit Griffith, Pa Wm Gift, Hamburg
Ulss UM, 'Hamburg 3 Buckman, Easton
Philip Reese Jr, N $ iamb Rertzel, Pa
Barret Brown Boston
Ind street, above, Market,
Thou C Pober, Pa
L Shoemaker, Reading
0 W Shaw, IMeRs
Jacob Myers, Reading
BARLEY SHEAF—Second, below Vine
Thou P Watson, Phlla David MoOartar,goo lllo
Thou Mahlon, Phila. W Magill, Poleboyi
Wm Crook, New Rope Wm Banker 80 la, York co
Thou .1 Janney, Newton N Welton, Centreville, Pa
Lewis Watley, Coutrovillo Jae McCoy, Oa:motile
J L Wagenblaut,Egg Harbor 0 McCarty, Pa , ,•
MADISON HOUSE—Seco
R It Allen, Pa
11l Libreth, Baltimore
Mra Maheiln, Reading
John M Woods, Port Penn
Money Hutchinson, Reading
Operial Notices.
For Perfumed Breath, White Teeth, and
Beautiful complexion, use ‘• Balm of 1,003
For dressing Ladics"hair, use " Woodiade Cream, is
new Pomade." It curls Gentlemen's hair beenifully.
W. P. FSTRIDOE h CO,
For sale by T D. Peterson, 306 Chestnut; 44,3nuel
Sims, Twelfth and Chestnut; A. B.Durand,llB Chest
nut ; T. U Peters ds Co., 716 Chestnut; G. 0. NYLIWI
Gift Book-store, 489 Chestnut; 0. B. Itubt.olL 1410
Chestnut; French, Richards, & Co., Tunth Wilder
het; A. B. Taylor, Ninth and Walnut; Di Wilson,
Seventeenth and Chestnut ; J. W. Slims & ,h 3 ons,
Eighteenth and Twenty-Second and Market; Alward
Christmann, 702, Chestnut; Thomas Lancaster , $0606
Eleventh and Walnut. P.4.1_
Jackson,
JOB PRINTER, . , ' '
MERCHANT STREET. i '
Cheeks, Notes, Drafts, Dills Lading, Dill Hwy, Cir
culars, dards, and all other kinds of Job Ptintralft at
prleee to suit the times. oeMay
Bower's Infant Cordinl.•••Thie tnessinabli
Cordial Is prepared front starlet, or the mast choice and
effloient aromatics known he reedietnei Itrid IP the inns{
perfect and reliable 'nineties extant for Womb and
young children.
By its powerful 1110nm:sea a speedy cure it Greeted In
all cases of C holic, windy pains and spume, Relieves
and mitigates much of children's suffering during denti
tion or teething, and by its soothing properties Iran.
quilises pains or the bowels, lopsoposs,
The Infant Cordial leas become a standard remedy,
and' has been used In thousands of cues with thi nOrt
abundant success. No family should be without
Prepared only by Maar A. Downs,
At his Drug and °hominid Btort,.
N. B. earner of Sixth sad Creep ata, Pill l 4 l ll4Phia.
To whom all orders must be addressed. And farad*
by Druggists generally. eft 18.ly '
Bank Notes of the
PENNSYLVANIA DANK
FOR UMBRELLAS,
BY WM. H. RICHARDSON,
n011.1n2
No. 418 1448888 81T,811111
Cabinet Ware and
UPHOLSTERY,
624 WALNUT ST,
OPPOSITE INDEPENDENCE SQUARE.
GEO. S. HENKEL'S,
1524 WALNUT Sfroel,
Late of WO Okestat4 Stroot,
Seamen's Saying Fund Office SOS Walnut
street, one door weat of aeoond street. Deceives de
posits in same of One Dollar and upwards, from all
classes of the community, and allows intermit at the rats
of flee por cent, per annum.
-
Of ice open dairy, from 9 until 6 o'clock, and on Mon
day and Oaten:fay until 9 in tke evening. lE"isaidont
Yranklln Fell i Treasurer, Oharlee M. Morris; &are.
tag, 7111M0111 S.
Saving Fund—Five Per Cent. Interest—Na
Hone' Safety Trent Company, WALNUT Street, mitt
went corner of Talon Street, PIIILLDIMPIIIA. Open
doily till 7 o'clock, end on AloseAr and Tataattlay
Evestocia till 0 o'clock. Deposits received cad pay
ments made daily. Assets inveatod In Rim ilagava;
810a704.028, GROUID RENTS, and other firstalua snood;
ties, as the darter directs. nob
S. c. Ilewnl47 c9rmistiPit PRihirtf In CPI!'
merelal riper and 14egotistIonti or 61 vrAusrf
Sr., opposite ilia E{olienge, PhilOolphitt. zipnim
Blarna.ges.
' On the 10th Inst., at the Parsonage, In Wocalbury, by
the Bev. 0 R. Snyder, PETER 0. OSGOOD to ELIZA
BETH 0. THOMPSON, both of Paulsboro, Oloufestor
county, N. J.
Elhatho
On the evening of the 21.1 of November, 1857, after •
lingering illness . , Commodore .IFOXALL A. PARNICR,
of the 11. S N ,in the 70th year of his age. Due no
tice will ho given of his funeral. 3t*,.
On the 19th inst., at his residence, Lower Merlon,
Mr. WILLIAM BLYDEN D. VAN BAIIN, in Our 80th
year of hie age a native of the Island of Tortola.
The male relatives and friends of the family are re.
spectfally invited to attend his funeral, thie ?minder
morning, at 10 o'clock, without further notice. To
proceed to Laurel 11111.' Tho'carriages will leave the
office of S. Cortland, No 35 S. Thirteenth street, at 9
o'clock. *.
On Sunday evening, 22(1 Inst., JOAN TOIIIVIIO3, arid
02 years
On the 2let Inst., Mir% SilBaNN AR Istly, to the
10th year of her ago, atel.langhter 'of he late Mash
Ilevenlngham. i .. I z ~ At„, t r ,
On the 21etInstant, E5.L111.5, only Singh tar of Robert
and Very Ilitmes,'ageil 1 yeare,Waionthltind 11 Sky!.
On t
tan.he nlernlnwor flto ! R10 w41114.411,14M4=
TOki, only wilt 'of the lilro Thothey
, I 1 Ilv Leigh-
,
bn the 21st instant, JOH* JAMES, 11.1 or Ifs, and
Caroling Laytiock, aka 4 fiedr 3 mentlig an 4 13 days.
After a long and painful Illness, ontolt morning of
tile 21st lost., Afr. Ti3lll' 111111/1140F, in tlke 724
Year of 111 1 13Q•oo
accrtrdaripe NyiM t e mime qf &filer
years, aIJNIO4 PDAYER MEE j tINO Will be hold on
THANK GIY/NEt DAY, Novem er 26th. at 8 o'clock
P. M., in the M. E. Union Church, FOURTH Street,
below Arch, at which Christians of ell denominations
are invited to be present.
Rev. A. A. WILLITS, Dutch Reformed Church.
" R. JEFFERY , Daptiat Church.
" CHAS. D. COOPER, 11. D., Protestant Epis-
copal.
JNO, CHAMBERS, Independent Presbyterian.
N. W. lIUTTEII , Lutheran Church.
HENRY STEELY, CLARKE, Presbyterian,
,• FRANKLIN MOORE, Methodist Episcopal.
" A. COOKMAN, Methodist Episcopal,
" J. D. CURTIS, Methodist Episcopal.
Rev. JOS. CASTLE. D. D.,
" EDMUND J. YARD, - •
• " THOMAS I'. MASON,
Committee of Arrangemente.
Philadelphia, Nov. Y 4 ,1867. ' n02,4-Stie
(1 - Itllnne.hrt-ha Lodge, No. 1, of the t. O.
B. M. of PENNSYLVANIA.—A stated meeting of thle
Lodge will be held at the fall, ou WEDNESDAY
Y.VENIVI, the ;Mb Inst., at 'o , clociF precisely.
The inenabera il re earnest y requested to present
themselves on that oceitiiion, an a a hit is expected from
the Grand Patriarch of the United Order of the Lodges
of the United States of Arnerica, filo, of the Orand
Chaplin of Hopkins Lodge, No. 1, OK Leuiii, Me.
• By enter of the
na24 , 21. 4 ! GRAND
.else/ filiffthil•--'4'l 4'
re as st a mOt I n t he
it i 94RD, to ha •held on
7
o'cYock, in the Old
fasteners , Hall, (eut etie of
nu and Buttonwood Streets,)
m. a plan for relleelps the
firing the coming winter.
Alex. G. Catlett,
Jacob It Coates,
John O. Da Costa,
Sawa. Bolton,
0 J. Hoffman,
Sarah Donnell,
Elijah 0 Cattell.
Sam!. P. Shoemaker,
Geo. Y. Shoemaker,
Bawl. Sheble,
M. It. Carpenter,
Johtt 0, Einkilh',
James .4. Durk, . .
~., °Omer,
hal. It. Donnell,
I In. J. Miller, ,
LZ: I I '? Ol a tid, "%a* '
John Y. Mulches,
Wm. M. Bowen,
feral:lola (Integer,
Oen. M. giggler ;
Eiatal. l 4 o o l ll o . _. -..
Err Eleventh Ward Ito
dersigned would otalreetly
eititoos Of • WO ET , E y44, T ,
moNuspity equidg, a%
North - an LAbortiee Commie
TIIIRD Btreet„ between Ore(
for the purpose of dovisim
newly poor of our Ward dui
Danl. M. Fox,
Danl. 8. Be!demon,
Froderick Klett,
Frederick Klett, Jr.,
Joseph M. Btoddart,
John A. Franke, Or.,
John A. Fraolts, Jr.,
Baml. Barton,
George Miller,
Thomas Nelson,
D. 11. Rockhill,
Oboe. (Mager,
Liodly Elkinton,
Reuben Ante; " •
It. CL }Lit Ink,
Wm. tj tush i ,
Woe. lerr,
lawbeGhester,
Wm. I , l.'Bltugard,
Wm Julityi Mae e,
Gee. Kbffor,
Farmar
D. S. Btahou,
Fhilitl Erringor,
I Frifiteantite Llbrary.—The Rooms of the
M OANTILE LIBRARY of this city were opened for
the use of the public on the tilt of March, 1822. The
Library was established primarily for the benefit of
those engaged in mercantile pursuits. The selection of
books, however, was not limited to those having a direct
bearing on commercial Interests, but was intended to
include everything In the various departments of liters
tore that was fitted to promote a sound and varied men
tal culture, and all classes of the community were in-
MLA to avail themselves of the facilßles Aoteliy of
fered.
Those small but wise tteginnlngshAve keen prospered,
till bow the ionoy nilinbers more titan 14,000
voluites. The 'ttEltDlDfil 1,i004 is (utopia with a
ro
geneus supply or the best newspaper an perlmllcel,
literatd,re of this country and Groat Brick n, and the
number of pennies now contributing to the
mer
&s of
the inst shoo and enjoy ing Ito benefit erclets h 7
it t o purposa the Ikirectero earls their
BRADIN 110031 stil p 'fUrther
eliding, from time to
time, such P,owspapere and reviews as may be found
nulled to the wants of the community. and to enlarge
their weekly purchmee of hooks no auto Include all the
new works issued In this country end in (treat Britainthat
erect interest and value to the general reader or the crit
ical student. Their aim Is to make the LIBRARY and
11
READING 'OO3l attractive to all classes of the com
munity by the variety and richness of Ito intellectual
treasures ' and to make it In the highest degree oseful
by gathering together and rendkring ketteesible to all per
citizens the results of Allman I,hOught and research In
all ages,
'bye LIBRARY And ItEklatlNG ROOM are now open
DAILY, from 1p o'clock A. Ali. till, 10 9'4*cl; I'. M.
Any ilerson of either set, over flituan years dap, luny
have the use pf the LIBRARY by paying { , K (Wars fer
a slime of Moak soda to; of twp dpitare A year. 'thirty
dollars paid at ono time will entitle a person to all the
privileges or the Library for life, free from any further
charge.
Dor order ,
117 - Union Unreal B011118•—lloklers of Mori
gage Medi; of the Colon Canal Campeau., not inter
ested in the rommon or preferred stork of the Company,
are requested to meet at the Girard house, on ortm•
DAY, 2.lth hlt., at T 3 o'clock P.
(Copy) BUY 'll SI BUCKLEY,
C.ltairman of aapnaltion.
JAMESIlafic,
Beeretary of Committee. 00234 21*
ia" Dr. Stevens's First Lecture nt the Man.
DEL and HAYDN 11.A.LL,wIll take place on TUESDAY,
the 24th inst., at 2yi o'clock, 1., id
Subject—JElttllial,LYN, under the 41yW, the Ns
MAN, the 0 / 1 1lISTIAN, and the TURK%
The Lecture will be Illustrated by Maps and Draw
ings, and several sconcs such as the Garden of Goths°.
J
mane, the Valley of ehoshaphat, &e.. will be die
played by the Magic Lantern.
Tickets at the entrance. The proceeds for the poor,
n02.1.4til
Iry Berkeley and Columbus !—Lecture and
Poem 0,,,,,b1,, e 4 I By REV. T. U. STOCKTON, at
CONCERT HALL, Chestnut street above Twelfth, on
Tuesday Evening, November 24, at 0 o'clock. SUBIOO2
or Lllalt/kit BISKOP BERKELEY, andhis OBLEM
TXD STANT. A :
,1 1Vestevant Me course of Empire takes its tvay o l ,
8011110 T or Nan : COLUMBUS, and Ids D 190011117
or TOO Now Nona). Tickets 25 cents; Minors under
15 years of age, 15 cants—for sale at 536 Arch street at
Bookstores, and at the Ball. nal ovi
Err Department of City Property. —office,
2d story Girard Bank, north aide.
POILLDSLPHIA, November 21, 1857.
Notice is hereby given, that communication over the
Wire Bridge at Fairmount will be impended ou and
after MONDAY, November 25, until further notice :l 'lr
the purpose of repairing the saute.
EUGENE AMEN,
negl-at Pommlasioner or (My Proper ty,
pughtuce of the mow el the City et Phila•
Esc6CUTIVE parAnTivenr, Nov. 41et,1807. -
Wacintaa, Hie face Hang the Governor or the Com
monwealth of Pinney!yule, has, in conformity with a
commendable custom. appointed TIWIttsBAY next, the
26th day of November, as a day of Thanksgiving
throughout this State:
And whereas, the cltisens of Phlitulelphis recognise,
in common with all divinely onlightened intelligences,
a dependence on the power and mercy of an omnipotent,
omnipresent, and omniscient Jehovah, with ...bona aro
the prosperity of nations, the security of states, the
welfare of communities, and the harmony of society:
Therefore, The Mayor of the City of Philadelphia
feels it a duty most respectfully to invite the people of
this city to unite with those of the Cominouwealth, oa
the day thus appointed, In rendering onto God the
thanksgiving of the heart for mercies we cannot com
mand, blessings we surely enjoy, preservation front
evils which involve social divorganitatlon, and that For.
ceding spirit in our metropolis which inc.:diem a mitiga
tion of troubles now clouding one contentment, but not
obscuring our hopes.
By order of the Mayor.
JAS.IEO D. CAMPBELL,
Mayor's (Beck.
WONDERS PP THE AGE—LIGHT,
LIOUT FOR ALL—PETERS & SIIROPE,
Patent Non-Explosion Self-Generating OAS LAMPS is
Dot the thing to milt all. Price $1 60 up ; all may have
a superior Light by calling at their Depot.
This Lamp is adapted to all planes and purposes, and
only requires a trial to test ita advantages over all
others. The Lainp forma its own gas. Our Patent
Burners can be 6tted to every onlinary Fluid Lamp,
with little expense, without the least possible danger.
All are Invited to call and examine for themselves.
Town, County, and State rights for sale.
The proprietera are in want of Agents, giving a rare
'chance to make money.
PETERS A HIIROPE, One Lamp Depot,
1238004 4thßt , beloW Chestnut, Phila.
OT ICE —LOST OR STOLEN. The
subscribers tient by mall, on the 7th of November
14: 2:„ Ir aTWI B
, V,l N A r a l lt ' orriN v i; m errltt:
of Boston, at eight menthe, [or seven bundreu g and one
dollen', due July 8-6, 1850, and piyeblo at the Cern
martial bank of Pernmylvanla. The letter enclosing
sald note has not coached Its address, and the note,
being unendorsed, to of no nee to any but Its owners.
011A8. DIAGIARGN k CO ,
No. 80 South SIXTI.IIIt
ticink Noires.
FARMERS' AND MECHANICS' BANK,
PHILADILIMIII, November 23,1857.
At an eleotlon held on the lath of November, 1857.
the following Stookhohlers were oloptad Jairectors of
91 0 N:
a. a. et ituk ercer, Oeorge i'aroum,
Seth Craig°, Anthony Antelo,
I.
Set
llatchineon, James E. Caldwell,
?rano!" Tete, Lindley Smyth,
base S. Waterman, Pupil narrleon,
; 0 4 atlitiarst, withatau. Woodward,
4ttip fr. Luria.
and, at meeting of the Directors this day, S. A.
1113110&11, Esq wee re-elected Prealdent, and EDWIN
11. was elected Ni c e President and
Ciseb ler 12VSIITtIN,
n02 1, 2t 4%. , i0 , 1.% Cashier.
---------
li ENSINGT g I' JA B DEI:PIII - I. , NovembOr 10, 1857.
At an Election, held this day, the following named
gentlemen were duly cleated Dlrectors of thin Bank, to
nerve the enautogyear -
John T. Smith, •
George Landoll,
Henry Chilly,
Ell Gerriaon,
Jobe Burils ;
William Chapman,
Jonathan Wainwright;
At a meeting of tie Board, held on Monday, the 23d
Notember, Ihsl, the fallowing gentlemen were uneni
imply re.elecfed :
JNO. T. 83UT11, Presideat,
CUAS: T. YERKES, Cashier,
BT. OEO. T. CAI( BE4I, Solicitor.
n0244t O. T. yiniK ES, Cashier.
CO SOLI
Pam MAL
At an Election, held on th
gentlemen were elected as "
mg yeer, via;
James V. Watson,
Henry Croskey,
David Darla,
IL W. Fitzgerald,
Danl. M. Pox,
Deo. M. Aineler,
Ludlam Matthews.
And at a meeting of the Board, held this day, JAMES
V. WATSON, Eal., was unanimously ru.elected Prcei.
dent. JOS. N. PEIHSOL, Cashier.
not.tuths 8t
114/??Eq l /NOPS
`L' - ' 4T (ARAM minion move, el
fr 4
BAILY & BROTHER,
'P9 No. 920 CHESTNUT STREET,
F Invite the attention of their friends and the DJ
public generally to their 19118 1400 k of
IMPORTED CARPETS,
1:4 Which they are determined to offer at such W
FA prices as will insure sales.
RICIII VELVET CARPETS at 81.37 s to $1.76.
BEST TAPESTRY do at $1.12 to $l3O, 0
UNAVY ENGLISH BRUSSELS at $1.25. W
~., BEST NEW PATTERNS do at sl3lx.
'-' IMPERIAL THREE PLY, $1 to $1 25.
4 SUPER INGRAIN, for hod-rotnne, all Veen. C 2.
1.1 I .l ' ° R R PA (b . P=4s. td..
1 We have the h i
andeomeet itsplay ever °Selo; c „,
and at prices exceedingly low, with mil , aril. ~..,'
Pri ~ , , .
w-i
• ale wean" kept in a
' ' ' CARPET VAILEIIOI,ISE.
lfillJß4 Ftllls r pits
4. 1 RXOARDLEBB iOF coBT
011A13. OAKPORD & SON,
No. 621 CHESTNUT ST.,
BELOW BETZETE,
Are selling their
LithgE AND O.4.IIEII.ILLYtitihII,PTEFIS.TOOK
LADIES' rIT R 9
AT PRICES TO RIIIT TILE TIRES.
We would advise our lady Moods to oall tuamodlatoly
and secure a bargain. nolC.tulbe•St
FURS! FURS!! FURS!!! FUIISIIII
JOHN FAREIHA & CO.,
Importers, Manufacturers, and Dealers in
FANCY FURS,
FOR LADIES AND CLIILDRDN
Hoeing manufactured an Immense Stock of iljltS,
with the expectation of doing our, tuna; businoes, the
present prouure of tho times , and comparattee stagna
tion of trade, have t!ith an unusual amount gf
Stock upon our shelves.
It is "o 'meek this digicuttx that we havo now
AETERAIINED
To close out our
ENTIRE STOCK
At Yrlces actually lees than
TUEIR COST TO MANUFACTURE!
We bare also on hand a, largo aod complete atoll,
meat of
GENTS , F CRS,
All or which will be cold at very
LOW PRICES.
No. 818 MARKET St., bet. Eighth and Ninth,
n 01944 South side
endemic? furnishing eOOl9O
FINE SHIRTS, made to order, and Ny,a3-
ranted, of elegant material and saperior sryrk
manship. Also, Dress Stocks and Gent i lemerN Wrap
pers, at the Premium there of. W. W. IiNRIHT, 612
Altoll Street, ahoy. n 021.1
WRAPPRS IVRAPVF,V.S !
PLUS very hirge and elegant aseortinent at
reduced prices. Also, k k oaxy noder-clotlilng of all da
mcrlptlen ,s tog genAlemcces year, at W. W. KNIC1111"3,
012 AltOlk Stseo, Opp) Slitlt. n 02.11
WINOVIXSTIIR & SCOTT, GENTLE
hi76N'I3 PLIRNI&IIING STORE, and PATENT
stcouLula SEAM SHIRT MANUFACTORY, No. T6B
CHESTNUT Street , above Seventh street, Philadelphia
The atteation of Southern and 'Western Merchants, and
Strangers, le porticos's:ly Invited to this Improved cot of
Shire, the moat perfect fitting article made. At whole.
ads and retail, and made to order. m6-1W
WANTED—TWO VESSELS of Baso(t
tens, to load for Key West.
Yrelfht ready for shipment, and mod rates even.
A O l 3
- y 6 DIBUOP, SIMONS, lc CO.,
.
• 120 (late 30) North Wharves.
F IVE 4 49-1 CANVASSERS WANTED.
--Can make from three to ton dollars par day,
Apply at No. 002 Chestnut 'street atone Sixth. Mho° of
Waterman flas.fteghlaloi Compahy. noy2l-3k
Sig gitAIS t u tb ;et.
T " Ibur-story HOUSE LOCUST
Street, first door below St. Mark's Church.
quire or D. WINEBRENNER, EIGHTEENTH street,
four doors bolow Locust. ue23..3tt
DENNSYLVANIA BANK NO TES.
Yor Bole, a well•eecured GROUND ItRNI: , of 1,210„
upon three brick dwelling houseg had lot on Winona
street, south of bla ster-46 feet front, 1(13 'feet deep—
punctually pal 4 qoarte N ly 'payments. Penneylvenla
Dank notes Ve taken for it. Apply to 1. O. PRIOR,
corner of SPRING' GARDEN add TIAIRTEENTG
Streets. 4010-2 w
v,ruir
Avi FUND.--UNITED STATES
F ,3
NUT TityIOONPANX, CCINCIT of and OlLEST
inree
Largo e,g, Mall sums received, and paid back on de
without notice, with FIVE PER. CENT
EST ENID tho day of deposit to the day or withdrawal.
Office boom from 9 until 5 o'clock every day, and on
MONDAY EVENINGS from 7 until 9 o'clock.
. . .
DRAFTS for sale on England, Ireland, and Sootland,
from El upwards.
President—STEPHEN It. onAwropx.
Treasurer—PLlNY YISI.
I=l
Teller—JAMES B. UUNXIIA
1N0.17,11 MCAT. _
JA.a. Bub.scribor Iwo commenced manufacturing big
Re Plus Ultra
MINCED billAT,
which be offers to hie customers to
LARCiIt 00 141114 L QuaNTITIES.
Orders tbrungls BLOOD'S DISPATCH. will be pune.
tunny Attended to.
JOBIIUA 'WRIGHT,
OS Fuld SPRING GARDEN and FRANKLIN etc
AIIGTIONEERS.—A thorough practi
4. col Salesman, well posted, would make an engage
ment to cry I:Toning Bales during ttte Winter
Address EDWARD, at G. Y. Sites' oSlce, WAL•
NUT Streak noli-tutbsa*
CITY COMMISSIO)TERS' OFFICE.
PIIILADJILPHII, November 19, 1857.
Persons having claims against this Department will
present their bills on or before the let day of Deeem
ber,lBs7.
UMORGF, IL HILL,
JAMES Id. LBDDY, City Commissioners.
JAMES LOGAN, u19.2w- sod
i ffia B. SCHEI.
• CITY MARBLE WORKS AND STEAM MANTEL
FACTORY.
MARBLE HALL,
B. B. CORNER OF TENTH AND VINE STREETS,
. -
PHILADELPHIA.
Where every variety of MARBLE MANTELS, TOMBS,.
MONUMENTS, TARIM TOPS and FLOORING, ean be
gimped upon reneonable term. au24-tuf3m
QTORAGE on SECOND and TIIIR D
9.7 FLOORS can be had at 119 North Water attest. •
Apply to . htAIITIN b /IAOAI4BIIIII, ncen
Michael Day,
JAMB Keen,
Samuel Blegargee,
George Head,
Alexander Peterson,
Adam Richard.
BANK,
LPHIL, November 20,11357.
he 10th Inst., the following
Dtreetott to terve the eoou
Seneca E. Malone,
A. Snow Naudom,
Thos. J. Potts,
S. P. hhoomaker,
Wm. L. Aprlngo,
A. S. Wolf.
YOU 008/1 MT
COLLARS, &a
Wants.
Earn 14.00 be
$21,01)0 PirNKTIIOf PII2NST2V(ATI T HE
will
Le taken at per for
GLOVIIS, CASSUGERES, BATTINSVS,
Vesting', Flannels, Muslims, Umbrellas, Gentlemen's
Wrappers, Shawls, Shirts, Drawers, lloaleiy, Glo m
and Cravats Also—
GENTLEMEN'S READY MADE CLOTIIING,
A large consignment of which hoe Just been remi n d ,
comprising a splendid IthI3OI . IIWHIL of Raglans, Bongoes,
backs, Dress and Frock Coate, Business (Mate, Pants
and Vests, to be closed out, wnolesalo or stall, at on
MINOR Etreet, between Fifth and Sixth Market awl
Chestnut streets. mosnok & co.,
Importer'', Jobber. and Commission Merchants.
N, II —Consignments solicited and adrumee nude.
no2l-Bte,
LADIES' CLOTH CLOAKS—NEW
STYLES —Now open, Cloaks of Black, Browo, and
Cray Moths, made up is the beat and moat faehlonable
style, In CLOAK AND SMALL ROOM.
$5 Woollen Long Shawls, worth V.
IA Stolla Shawls, the $7lO quality.
dS Black Thlbet Long Shawls.
" " Square Shawls.
s6,Broche Square Shawls.
Shawls of every kind and price.
gine Cloaksmade Mender.
We still continue to m aell our entire stork of dream
Goode at below tho
FIRST COST OF MANUFACTURE.
A large line of good
SATINETTS, ( tASSIMERES, AND GLOMS,
BLANKETS AND FLANNELS,
In Bailment Story, in full supply.
The entracte' ettepV.ost of Mayers is desired. Notes of
all Solvent Banks In the Union taken.
0W reductions aro bons fldo.
We sell every article at the lowest market rate, no
matter what the cost may be.
COOPER fe -CCINARD,
n024-6t S. E. writer NkriCa and Market streets.
SCARCE AND CHOICE GOODS,
sorb as are really wanted
CHARLEB ADAMS, EIGHTH and ARCH Streets,
ban Ju3t received super French Black Cloth for ladies'
Basques
Super 4-4 dark French 011inteks, gll7, email price 25
cents.
1 carton oleimat black Centre Stella Shawls, with and
witholit prima, some of the handsomest imported.
Mode and Ligh-colored Centres, In variety.
Shaded French Blanket Shawls.
Rich and glossy Eagle brand Black Silk.
Heavy Engle brand Pooh de Sege, without Instre.
A full-line black Alpaca* and mixed Madonnas.
Lupin , ' 6-4 Irtogi Merinos., Cuhmeres and PAM
mattap.
Cloth Table and Piano Covers.
Black and brown Silk Velvets, a/merle:A,
super and extra super 4-4 Woad Planesla, ((fil
bert le Bal lardvale,) for infanta , Sh,awla.
Also, a full stock of Flannel', best makers.
BGANBBTS, BITIBTANQB, lea. A. prefers keeping goad Pad desirable extleles,
such as are really wanted, and selling them at
PhIOES TO BUS. TkkE TAMES.
P. S —A large Int of trench narked Calkins and Rm.
bsoiderles, seduced lq price. m021.81-emw
uLANk.NTs ItIANKETS II BLANK
-1T8! ! !--S. li. A11011461041.1LT, B. R. earner
SPRINO NARDI:IN and FRANKLIN &rests, have just
reeelv4l--•
800 pairs Leary Blankets, at 1 60, 2 00, 8 00, 400,
4 60, 6 00 and 60.
CHEAT' EiIIAWLS
I lot Brocha Shawls, at 0 00, worth 210.
200 Blaokat Bhswle, at 180, 200, 8 00, OA sad $3.
&ells Shr.wls at 2 00 2 00, 4 00 400 Sit.
....
i kes P .
/00 pieces new Delai.ons, reduced to 123( and nit e.
100 pieces Madonna Cloths, at 8, worth 12ge.
10p0 yards dark Ohhattei. at ktf , 8 and 10e.
500 yards Valencia/ Plaids, at only 12% e.
' BINN AND BOYIPMEArk
Passlmeres at 60, 02g, 75, 87a
Boys' wear at 25, 81 Big , 44 an 800 .
Woul ihtnnels 12141, 1034; 184, 26, 81,873 N 41d
50c.
Itoavy Canton Flatmate at S a0410.e.
At B. 11. A30.11A1l FAULT'S, S. 11. corner SPRING
qkklpFai apt FRANK/AN Strat4a. so2l-6t
‘..4 TILL GREATER BARGAINS IN BLAN-
K" KETS,...Y. E. ARCHAMBAULT N N. Corner of
ELEVENTH and MARKET Street, will open this morn
ing, from New York Auction, 600 pairs of large size, all
wool, Twilled Blankets, at $1.60,
$1.76,42.10,
$3 50, $4, $5, $O, $7. $B, and $lO. Also, 100 largo size
Comfortables at $1 75 and $2
CIIKAP SHAWLS.
--• • • .
Extra she Long Shawls, from $5 to $2. flatnargSltawls
from $1 to $4; BrOche Shawls from $5 to $l6.
MORE CHEAP CARPETS:
ingrain Carpets, wool filling, at Is3x, 18X, and 250.;
all wool Carpets at 50 and 560 ; Stair Carpets from 10 to
37c ; Entry Carpets from 10 to 6.2 e ; Rag and List Car
pets at 18 and' 2.50. Oat Price Store, N. E. corner of
ELETENTII and SfAREE'T Stpo to. n 051.6%
SPk:CIA,L
A 11iv40.4.00w,ut of
Attractige and qemptudde
ilItY GOODS,
frOul the olitensive wholeaule atocks
1t several
SUSPENDED HOUSES,
will be opened
THIS DAY, NOVEMBER 51at,1867,
At the atom
No. 928 MARKET Street, NORTH SIDE,
Between Ninth and Tenth,
And sold throughout
BY RETAIL,
Vl' AN •
UNPRECEDENTED REDUCTION
In prices for
0 A 9 11.
The goods are all new, and of recent Importation or
manufacture; ands rare opportunity is offered to pur
chases to purchase the best makes and st.yies, far
below the usual prices. SAMUEL B. AEU,
nov2l-2w No. 1129 ASLIKET Street,
PENNSTLVAN,I4,-CiREAT
EaolTEAai`'N AC BEL'agEß,l3..—vcc axe
!etc ng (Ike tiotes'ot tie stmiie binfr, It par toe Vx.x
Gloats, at grentlY.t . edoced, prim.
Bank of Peonsylvekniet 1(00 faker{ tO/ 97s ioQ
Bank ;e44,ul i vAAL) ?Sae, IVKA ivr
ennsylrania Notes taxon for Drees Goods.
Bank 9f ansylValqallintes taken for Merinos.
Mirk of annaylvania Nolen taken Men , ' Wear.
Blink of ennsylvania Notes taken for Ribbons
Bank of Pennsylvania Notes taken for Embroideries.
Bank of Pennsylvania Notes taken for Domestic/.
Clank of Pennsylvania Notes taken for Blankets.
Bank of Pennsylvania Notes taken for Gloves and
Hosiery.
Bank of Pennsylvania Notes taken for Oh. ekoioa at
goods from one of tho largest antl beatieleeted stooks in
the city, and at extraordinary fox prices, at
V. dc T. II BELCHER'S,
nov2l-6t B. W. corner Eighth andapring Garden.
FINE HEAVY BLANKETS.
Superior 12-4 Twilled Menkell.
eledium and small else do.
Crib, Cradle, and Berth do.
Also, Kuno Blankets, beat Myles.
Blue mud scarlet Horse Blankets.
SHARMA:SS lIKOTIIIIIIB,
no2l-rp CII EST NUT arid EIGHT!' St
ITNSHRINKING FLANNELS.—
V SHARMA:SS BROTHERS Imo opened
Real Welsh, specially imported,
Heavy Swanakius, tot men's wear;
Delimit Yale, of all gaalltles AO widths;
Fronth'abd English; 1 5ne
64, Skroudinp, tloubie-wkith
nor 21 CiiESTN II end EIGHTH streeta
PVNNSYLYANIA BANK NOTES
TAKEN AT PAR
FOR DRY GOODS.
The subscriber otfere for a few days hia entire stock
of geode at price'
TO SUIT THE TIMES,
and receive in payment notea of the Pennsylvania Bejaia.
This, to anch as may have any of this fituthtlel paper
on hand, le offering a great induces:tient, as pia shack. la
one of the beet in the eity.
Visas° glee him al? eirl,y call.
W F. JOHNSON,
vcr . ,o-1w All Market at, above Ninth, north sole.
VARD .—WE WILL CONTINUE TO
C
sell our Btock of KNITTING ZEPHYR for a
abort time longer, at the low price of 16)( cents per
ounce, and warrant It fresh Reported Goode,
Aloe, an assortment of
SCARLET SPLIT ZEPHYR,
At the lowest market prim
BLACK BALL FRINQE,
Goal style, twelve and a half cents.
Together with our usual assortment of Ladles' Drees
Trimmings, Cleat. Tassels, Bindings, An , at the lowest
F RAPSON',
nol9-ct N. cur. EIGHTH and CHERRY stk.
UN. GL ISIi NOSUBT AND VNTLER
TESTS.
SI4APtinkISH IthOTIMP,S
Haao racel,yod an invoice o( A vary dealrAble wake—
Waoncaa's And blisaea , COTTON' HOE.
do. do. IiALRRIOGAN HOSE.
Mon's long and hail do.
Saxony, Vigonia, and Merino SHIRTS.
Eleatic &ilk SHIRTS and DRAWERS.
11 lIEDUCCD PRIM.
nolS-rp CHESTNUT and RIMINI Sta.
REMOVAL.
L. J. LEVY & CO.,
IN ANTIOIPATION OF REMOVAL
TO THI
SP/AND.IED
NEW STORE,
Nov being erected for them in
CHESTNUT STREET,
ABOVE EIEBTII,
Rave determined, ter 4 pgdoti (1(
ao DAYS,
To iaposo of a large amount of their Stook cow In store
at sery
' LOW PRICES FOX CASH.
They Invite the attention of the Public sod their Cue
tamers to one of the most complete assortmeutu of
STAPLE AND FANCY
GOODS
To tio found in this country, which will be disposed of
tor the period named, at such prim as will insure their
sale.
CHESTNUT STREET,
noll•tf NEXT TO THE CUSTOM HOUSE
HEAVY SHOWN COTTONS
_____
• One Thousand Bales -
MEETINGS, SIIIRTINGS, AND DRILLS,
TROY SHE
LAWRENCE MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
JACKSON COMPANY, (INDIAN MEAD,)
AND
NASHUA dj4NUFACTURINO COMPANY,
or their various widths find styles, which aro offered for
sale for first-elasa paper,.on
SIX MONTHS. CREDIT,
by tho Agents of the Companies,
ALFRED SLADE & CO.,
not-Int 30 LETITIA. BTItEET
GREAT SALE OF LADIES' CLOAKS.-
A FURTHER REDUCTION' IS PRICES
hes been determinod on by the aubectibers, in con
Renounce of the continued immure.
500 AIISSES , ENGLISII BEAVER CLOAKS,
$2, formerly $3 60
300 MISSES' KNULISII BEAVER CLOAKS,
53 50, fornierly $5 60,
250 SUPERIOR FRENCH! BEAVER CLOAKS,
$5 to $B, cost to import $7 to $lO each.
LONG BLACK BEAVER CIRCULARS,
$B, formerly $l2.
RICH BLACK VELVET 01OAK8,
AU 20 per coot below cost of production.
J .W. PROCTOR t CO ,
Successors to Geo. Bulpin it Co.,
nl3 2=ll 708 CHESTNUT titres!
L ADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS,
AND KNITTIND REPUTES.
NEW GOODS OPENED DAILY,
J. El, MAXWELL & SON.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STORES
1048 OUESTRUT Street, four doors below El eventh
And 318 B. SECO ND St., below Spruce.
TAOTORIES.—Noe. 93 and 91 GEORGE Bs.,
Tenth, and SECOND Street, near Unfon.
Orders made eS a few !ware notice. an and -
JOHN B. STRYKER, Jot.,
Wholesale Dealer In
ADGTION DRY GOODS.
No, 12 RANK Ilitreet i PRllidelpitic ootl•fal
Oaks b 2 %urtion
MTHOMAS & SONS,
• No,. In &a 141 SOUTH NOUIVIS Silt JUT,
(lonnerly Noy. ST and S.)
EAL , STOCEkite.
Public Solß ESTATEes at the Philadelphia Exe Map may
Tuesday Evening.
11:7" Handbills of each property issued separately, In
addition to which we publish on the Saturday previous
to each aide one thousand catalcadues pamPhleti form,
giving full descriptiona of all the property la be sold on
the following Time,lay,
SALE AT TIIE AUCTION STUILE—FBIDAY.
N OTlCE.—Thursday, mat, being Thanksgiving day,
our regular adle at tho Auction Store will W hard on
Friday morning, at IQ o'clock.
ID' FURNITURE SALES AT TUE /MOTION
STUBS every Thursday morning
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE BALI.
ID" We hare a large amount, of Real Estaas at Pri
vets Sale. Including every deeeliption of City and
country property. Pruned lasts may be had at the
motion Store.
PRIVATE SALE RRGISTER.
Real Estate entered on our Priests Sale Re
gister, and advertised occasionally In see Rublie Salt
Attracts, (of which 1,000 copies am printed weekly,)
free of charge
LIBRARY OP TUE LATE ROBERT F. WALSII, Eep
CARD—We will sell on Tuesday and ex e ,t he ,,,u y
evenings, December lit sod 11, the 'salable miscalls.
norms library of the late Robert F. Walsh. Ere , cow
prising elegant editions of MO and valuable boots. on
various subjects.
UT' Catalogues with fell particulars will be reedy
three days previous to the day of stile, and the w o k . ,
arranged for taarnination
STOCKS.
On Tuesday Svenhog,
Deo. Ist, at the Philadelphia Riabange, all o'clock,
will be sold, by order of administrator, *state of Robert
Zane, decd ;
1 share of the /stetson Land Aasoelatlon, date
amounting to $lBO. paid up to Nov. 10th, 1657.
Also, 6315 Q Union Maul leuntranee Company certiti
rates Of profits of the years 1818,1560 , and 1861.
Mare In the Philadelphia Library Company.
It it Atltenamm.
Library Couq4ny.
Also, for account et whom It may concern, a draft of
8.0. core & Ce., on John Yam= k Co.„ for 11,700,
due 13th Ootober, 1867.
4446, one of 82 ,506, sant. drawers And accopter2, doll
Ith November, 1867. They may be seen si the auetloa
MOW.
95,000 CAMBRIA IRON COMPANY.--llso, for ac
count of whom it may concern, 6 ant mortrm.6 per
cent hoed ,, 8 1,000 oath of the Cambria roa Com
pany, dated January, 1854, due January, ISM, coupons
payable let January and July in New York.
REAL I .9l , Avirastz—Dgoimuan Ist
Administrators. 13•10--Entete of Richard Peason-Den'Ar
formerly of Dr. Shippeu.
ELEGANT COITNTILY SEAT AND rAitm, .1, 80 "
SIXTEEN MILES FROM MARKET SEMI'', AND
THREE PROM BRISTOL.
Our rule let December will include the, valuable
country teat and farm 161 seem with superior Improve
mints, brown as ~P ARLEY,” situate maths heights, on
the west side of Neshamony Creek, between the Bristol
turnpike and the Newport road.
DT Pall particular, to handbill..
Orphans' Court Sale—Estate of William U. Lennon,
oomed.
FRAME DWELLAIVA, Err WARD.
Frame dwelling, naps Me of Wood Wort, between
Green lane and I,esseing street, Twentperst Ward.
Orphans. Court Salo—Estate of Lynch, Wooer.
TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE.
14ra-story brick house, Burls' court, between Tenth
and Eleventh streets, below Locust
NEAT MODERN RESIDENCE.
Also, neat modern remdence, No. 153 North Fifteenth
Street, 'bore ArCh Ares; tabbed with modern Improve
men te An enntenieucaa
TWO JAANDSQXS NEW No.. 1109
4101. 16E3 DEANOY PLAOS, MET WXIN EIGH
TEEM% AND L MINIUM:gni' AND SPRUCE AND
pINE roam.
Two bArAggie Raw roar-story brick reoldeneee, with
threantor7 bank buildings, and replete with all the
tuntlera Improvement, and convenience . They will be
eold separately. Immediate posseseion.
THREE YALUABLE L 029, WALNUT STREET,
WEST PHILADELPHIA .
Three valuable lots, Walnut street, east of Marge,
retta street—each 60 feet front, 220 feet deep to York
street. Clear of all locumbrance.
Administrators' Peremptory Sale.
A THREE-STORY own DW.I4LLING, TWENTY-
Also,nu? • three.story brickSTREET.
dwelling, Twenty.drat
street, below Hamilton street.
TEIREE-STORY BRICK STORE AND DWELLING.
'Three-story brick store and dwelling, Ridge avenue,
below Oxford street.
TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING.
Two-story brick dwelling, Columbia &Tenni, east of
Ridge avenue.
EEREMPTGAX S 6 .I.R.—TAKER GROUND RENTS.
Titres mood rents—nne of nal, one of $36, and one
o r Mager annola-
Egoontor'e Peretzgtory Sale—Estate et Charlotte
eceased
TWO , BTORT BR D ION DWELLING.
Two.sto7 brick dwelling with back-buildings, west
aide Bt. John street , above Noble street.
Baize Eastate.
. GROUND EENT—SIO d YEAR, •
A well secured yearly ground rent of Mr ayear on
property Delaware Front and Water streq)U, between
Vine and Oallowhill streets. Bale absolute.
TUDER-STURY BRIOK DWELLING.
Three-story Week dwelling, No 101? 'Vernon street,
between Tenth and Eleventh, and Parrish and Brim*
'Week.
' LOT OP GROUND.
Lot of Ground southwest corner ed Columbia avenue
and Twenty-seve
TGREE- nth street.
121 TORT IGUOR DWELLLYG.
Three-story brick dwelling, No. U 52 Pauyunk road,
above Federal, street.
PIRMIPTORT SALE—THREE-STORY BRIORM
DIVELLINCi.
Three•atory brick dwelling, Na. Lombard abut,
wolf of Third. Bale absolute.
I.IANDSOSIE WOOD STRENT, WE.
A hundsome Uri* residence, Wood street, between
Breed /mg VPIO.IEI streets, Burlington, N. J. Lot 114
Blut. Stunt, by 'SW tout drop
REAL ISTATE Bth.
Thls sale will Include-.
•
NEAT MODERN RESIDENOE—N. W. corner Fif
teenth and Lombard Streets. It ix replete with modern'
Improvement' and convenience*. $4,000 may remain ea
mortgage.
REAL EATATE,,SLLE—DECEMBrat, ;Mk
Thiesii;twßiirTailia'e
Orphans' Court Bale—Estate of BeaJamin Burnell,
Deceased.
FOUR THIME‘STORY BRICK DWELLINGS—
Pratt *Heat, out of Fairmount street.
SALE OT 'MISCELLANEOUS AND SCHOOL BOOKS.
Thin Eveeing.
Nov. 24th, at the auction store, a collection of mixed.
isneous works.
Alas, an assortment of school books In quantities.
Sale at No 1612 Walnut Street.
FASHIONABLE FURNITURE, SPLENDID ERARD
GRAND PIANO, LARGE FRENCH PLATE MAN.
TEL AND PIER MIRRORS, ELEGANT CURTAINS,
CHANDELIERS. CARPETS, ORMOLU WALL
BRACKETS, BOOK-OASES. Ac., &e.
On Wednesday Morning,
36th instant, at 10 o'clock, by catalogue, at No. 1613
Walnut street (west of Sixteenths:ace% the fashiona
ble furniture, krard piano forte, nairrore, cupola, &0.,
Ac , of a lady removing to the country.
Irr Full particulara in catalogues. May be examined
the day prevails to sale from 11 to 3 o'clock.
Sale Nos. 139 and 141 South Fourth Street.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, FINE MIRRORS, ELE
GANT PIANO-TORTE, VELVET CARPETS, As.
On Friday Morning,
At 10 o'clock, at the Auction Store, an extensive se
eortment of household furniture, minors. piano-fortey
One carpets, Ac., from families declining hot:clamp:4g.
Sale in Camden, N. J.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BEDS auzaia,
CARPETS, &c.
On Monctsv Morning.
30th instant, at 10 o'clock, at the aeuthwest corner of
Second and Market streets, canuten, New Je rs ey, the
p,oo,sehold furniture, feather beds and bedding, carpets,
chine, &e., of a lady declining housekeeping
May he assanned at 3 o'illock on the morning of
the sale.
Administrator's Bale
•- • .
PULVERIZED CHARCOAL, FACTORY UTENSILS,
WAGONS, CART, HARNESS, Ac.
(Of the firm of Campbell A Ya 11,10.)
On Monday morning,
30th instant, at 10 o'clock, Li the corner of Seven
teenth and Chriation streets, will be sold, without re
nerve, the contents of a factory for making pulverised
charcoal, tempi-Wog mill and stone for grinding, other
utensil, a large quantity of pulverised charcoal to
bbls , and bags, !Sc.
Aloe, a light wagon and homes..
Also, two other wagons and a cart.
Also, saddle and bridle.
IIOIISEHOLD FURNl,TVRE.—ltrinaediately after the
above, will be sold, lo Christian street, north side.
above Seveuteenth street, the household furniture,
late of Thomas Ferran, deceased. Ry order of the Ad
ruhalstretor.
Sale atNe. 121 South Eleventh etreet.
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD, WALNUT, AND MAHOGANY
FURNITURE
On Wednesday Morning,
Ike. 2nd, at 10 o'clock, by catalogue, at No. 121
south Eleventh street without reserve, the entire
stock of J. Lutz, comprising an elegant assortment of
rosewood and walnut drawing-room furniture, elegant
chamber furniture,ecc , all manufactured by Mr. List;,
expressly for his ware-room sales, of the beat tmteriale
and workmanahip, and warranted,
(Er May be examined, with estAlovsea, three days
previous to sole.
Sale at the N W. corner Eittearith and Lombard Sta.
NEAT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
tilt Wednestay Morning,
Dec. Qt},, at 10 o'clock, will Do sold at the N.'W.'cor
nor of rifteerith and Lombard streets, the neat house
hold furniture. May ba examined on the morning of
sale at 8 o'clock,
AT PRIVATE SALE.
-••- • - • •
Shares in the Academy or hi uela j, slay Breeze Park ;
Philadelphia and Mercantile Lihrarma ; Atheacum, Ac,
insurance eompaities
OFFICE OF THE INDEPENDENT MU
TUAL INSURANCE COSIPANY. Notloo
hereby given that in accordance with the proxims ms of
the Act at Incorporation, an election for tifitaen persons,
to serve as Directors of the Indepazdent Mutual Insu
rance Company, until the fire day of December, 1859,
or until their successoxs are legally chosen, will be
held at the office u: the Company ' No. 228 WALNUT
Street, on TI:ESUAY, the licit day of December, 1857,
bct , Ycem the hour. of 10 A. SI. and 1 l' SI.
no2o- Mel D. B. AIMENLEY, Secretary.
001KAIONWEALTYI FIRE INSIFRANOE
VV 00hIPANY, OW TUE STATIs OP PENNSYLVA
NIA.-00lee, N. W. Corner YOURTU and WALNUT
Streets, PAtiadelpins. Subscribed Capital, $.500,000.
Paid-up Coital. SWO.OOO.
DAVID JAYNE, AL D., President.
THOMAS S. STEWART, Vice Presl.
SAMUEL S. Moot, Secretary. aul-ly
GIRARD FIRE AND MARINE INSIIR
ANOE COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA—OIin, No.
809 WALNUT street, west of THIRD.
"FIRS EIBRB ONLY WAXEN."
DiallOTCOll.
Win. M. Swain,
John Anspach,
11. R. Burroughs,
J. B. Muskeg,
P. D. Sherman,
Wm. P. Ilacker,
J. P. Steiner,
U. A. Shackelford,
JAY. Walker,
Jcer.Olo.re,
The. C 147861,
A B. Gillett,
TUMID Bllepperd,
Band. Jones, Id. D.
Joseph Klapp, Id. D
Hon. JOE JONSB, President.
lion. 11. W. WOODWARD, Vice Preal,dent.
Jsa. 8. MOMowar, Secretary.
/Anse D. ALTOID, Asniatant Secretary. no"_-3m-If
illonen
• -
AMERICAN GOLD
AND
NEW YORK EXCHANGE
WANTYO
AT lIIGIIEST CURRENT RATES,
, BY
CRONISE h CO. '
SPECIE BROKERS.
n024-dtf 40 SOUTH THIRD ST
SCULL, CAMBLOS, & CO.,
BANKERS,
No. 38 South Third Street.
The highest premium paid for
AMERICAN GOLD
AND
NEW YORK EXOTIANOE.
Uncurrant Funds bought ►nd sold.
Stooks bought and sold on commission only. nolo-2n*
n W. TINGLEY & CO., BANKERS
No. Si South THIRD Street, Philadelphia.
COLLECTIONS promptly made on all sooesaille points
la the Vatted Mesa sad Canada.
Stocks, Bonds, do., Bought and Sold on Coromiseion.
Haim:rent Book Notes, Cheeks, du., bought at the
lowest rates.
Deposits reality and hatred allowed, as per yaw
mast. nor 24m
MOSS -1T balm Carolina Mom, for um by
MARTIN & MACALIBTIZ,
sal no North Watar Stmt.
Oaks by Marilyn.
WOLBEET & seal% AUCTIONEERS
AND COMMON MERCHANTS, 431 CHEST.
NUT Street, oppecite tit* Custom Hens, bihrara
Youth and MA farent
NUM &e.
On Weslaco:Ur Xllmuidtg• .
Cortuntmeing at 10 o'clock predsely, ere will sell by
catalogue, for cash, a general assortment ( rum ten
84..tin of capes, *Si,m ?Ammer, calls, ricto
nose, gloves, ea , pasittats.car : Ike.. nti,el e the
bast manner or sable, alba:an oiturret, stasis martn,
ermine svaitedown, inynx, &e
SILK /MD °LOTH CLOAKS,. TALIIA3. AND
DUaTEßa•—dlso a nue ladies' elegantly made silk and
cloth cloaks. talmas, Undue', tankues, maditillau, S c
111101.01D1:11119 AND MILLEN OLT Goo 15.3.—A1ta,
an assortment Trench and Scotch esabroideriea ra
secoust.encildie, soma, and book. musliss..t , • •
Atso, bonnet ant trim:cola ribbons, silk [alien trim
mina:, silk velvet ribbons. Silt friss., bloods Lore,
ke , &e.
WOOL /1031ERT GOODS —Also, toes's sad wocaeb , a
wool sad menu* abuts and drawon. wcol turfs Ltd
cravat& wool h.. ar,,d halt hose. wool eon,.
CIIKNILLS BRAWLS AND *CARTS —Also, a flea
Choice colors ehinkille shawls nod Paris printed
cashmere ahaw La. wool square mill long lE...as
WOOL rad...C—Alao, Ltooalkta ansed wool yarn
dE 3 / 1 10, de —Also, IO,COO imported aeon, it 1,-0.1.1
bozo.
Abo. a fry Lampert Cbstapaguir, Port •ior, Ae
BLACK: SILK TELTET RIBSONS —.Liao, a Las
Mick silk velvet ribtost, stew:o4kt brand.
CIIILNITAX SHAWLS AND SkiAILVIK—AIso. a lino
ettektlle shawls and scarfs.
11 0iiiiVIS, Mal FURLS. FEATILEitt. —. 1130 ,
a line Bilk arid satin basasts. Srecth sztiSegais..lorol
feather...kr.
,
LET The whole trill he needy for exasireatiari. with
ClWOriem, enriy on the inoruiDg of sale. •ben the
tracts, and pnrehsears generally, end et their inter
est to attend.
JAMES A. FREEMAN, AUCTIONEER,
NO. 422 WALNUT STazzr, oboes FOURTH_
CARD—BALEOP HOUSEHOLD PUREITURY—TUI3-
Irr We beg lam to Warm the pea• dot ire held
owwrier weekly who of Pareitare seer, Te,eday, et
oar 8 SCHOU SUES 80011, NO. 4= WoI—VUT
STREET, whet* every parable airratoo is era= to OS
tab/ the Sterna picas for the goods or those who coy
favor AA With Is. Fanelli. kering portions of
Out, fignajpgr. to Blip 10, Sr the.. deelleday boats
sod sot ifialtiag salmi at their ova
eon have their famitare CAREFULLY lIIMOTEr TO
01111 SOLES WOE, WHERE THEY WILL EZALILL
BETTER PRICES TOR TIME FURNITURE THAN
THEY OAK OBTAIN FROM ANY OF THE FURNI
TURE DIA.LZES OR ANT OTHER AUCTION STORE
IN THE CITY.
IL7 Pomona faysstag as with Isoadirosssats ow ran
assured thatMuirpropsrtyyill =abeam:44ml.
UT'Commiribaa more palmate Qua those shamed
by my other Auction House to tiot dtr.
oar Coasissatants solicits&
lair &boa paid itootafistaly alas the goods too told.
111.11 ESTATE BdUt, DECEMBER 11d,1331.
This uL at the Exeleangs, on Wednesday_ersalng,
December 2,1E51, st i o'clock, will iattada—.
Orphans , COCA Este—lint. oI Lang Wawa
PROPERTY, IILEINER STREET.
A two-story brink house and lot of ground, an tios
South silo of Karnes. street, 96 feet west of Thirteenth
street, 16 feet front, 47 feet I lash Amp. ground
teat.
A? ?MYATT BALI.
A first-oho Printing Ogee, with a good run of busi
ness, Ives printinggrones, two Maio and oos Adams
Type
• al Ike sad
otioo erargtildng aseeassry for the basins*, Apt,An Store.
Arg o t N T
HlUoll A N , AUTring
ELITE awl RACE 13L-sets.
AT PRIVATE SALE—Go Id and silver patent lever,
Leptis, English, Sofas, and Preach watches, ,fesralry;
of every description, mualeallantnuaeuss, to y Ae.
AT PRIVATE SALB—Annaged on
beds, ant ' household furniters, of eve desciption, beds, ant
tresses, carpeting, looldag glasses, fancy articles, Ac.,
ke., &a.
Gat-dotes Wee sitteaded to penonally by the hoetime
Hr.
hiag ry
Olargea vary low. Conn to of huniture
olot, jewel, tea.
NATHAN'S PRINCIPAL LOAN OPTION,
S. E. °Haar al Sixth aid Rose Streets,
When money win be loaned on gold sod Hirer piste
Watches, Jewelly, Dry Goods,
Groceries, Began, thutvsra, Outlay, Itralture. Bed
ding, Rona, Takla', Harsees, Stocks, sad es ar
ticles of value kw am. length afloat screed as, ea more
satisfectory and Moral terns than at any other estab
lishment. Id. NAIIIX,OO.,
NOTIOB.—AII goods forfeited at Na hags'. Line
Office, S. B. corner of Stith asul Race streets, be
*ell at pcblic auction, on lematay atereieg, 24th et
lleTeutter, at 10 o'clock, helm depot:lb:re call preeloos
thereto, and pay charges, and renew their certificates.
Nom Nathuie, S. B. wan of Sixth wad Rae* Ameba.
NATIIA2OB , B OREAS SAIJI OP PODPNITED GOODS,
Will tate place
This Morning,
Novsmber 11411, at 10 o'clock, at Moms Nat/lanes
auction afore 8. B. corner of Six th and sate street",
in the sewed:story room—marine° from Race stmt.
It will embraces the largest savortroant of goods ever
offered at public auction, ounreatea a large al=-
ral areortmeat at superfine, operecata, Raglans,
dress and frock scaly hVAlung teas, loot., Cacti.
handkerchiefs, boots, shoes, Umbrellas, thins,
goods, coats, " fasts , and rest patterns, silk. mallanerst
merino, deluge, Attains and ablate dresses and diem
patterns, ladles' and eldldren'a gaiters, boots and
oboes, gums, silk velvet, silk, merino, and cloth desks,
talmas ' apes, leagues. mantillas, supreme brach.,
crape, allk, stalls, plaid woollen, merino, and other
shawls, parasols, bsdapnads, 4ailu , comforts/Hie,
blankets, sheets, pillow.cases, embalm, books, steel
skates, pistols, trarelling-trunks, valises furnitare ,
took4.4loTes,- sad.iroos, =dell instruMesta, and
elegant ailverigated tea-set, shins, glass and Metter,
wan, cigars, elhoraerreotypt eiaorra, so:n*4s, mitt'
fixtures, microscopes, surrnyor s lastrnmessis, made toy
KnoxShama, pa intings eagrwrioto, leekin-glassee,
and a thousand other articles.
Part/maims krreatter.
WEBB'S greet cal. of forfeited Watchea, Jewelry,
Gans, Natoli, Musical Inctrameats, &c., will take place
shortly. Due natio., will be glossa.
WX88 , 3 great sale of Dry Goods Olathereg, Deddlag,
he., beteg facfaitat• selleeterab trill take place alertly.
Das notice will tS gem ;
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AT PEITATE BALE, AT H A 2132 rsrAL
BELLEW} P3 l . l o 2 3—boable-bottomed and hunting
uses geld patent lever watch's, of the =et ap
proved makes - hauling tare and open Ewe gold escape
ment lever and lepine Initetkoi. fall jeweled • Sae gold
enameled lever and lo 'watches for ladles', gold
jewelry of every descriptionrillver lever aml lepins
watches, in hunting cues and open face, silver English,
Swiss, arid Preach watches ; a general assiciasient of fur
niture, bode, mattresses, mirrors. he.
the low.
OUT-MOOS SAM SOLIOI-TED, andeharites bweir
Congpmente of every deeoription of goods solicited
for public. or private sale.
MONET ADVANCED on all and every kind of goods
for public or private sale, or to be held far s limit r ;
time. Charges low.
QAMITEL NATILANS, AUCTIONEEn,
16.3
and MONEY LOAN OPPION, No. 112 Pools
THIRD Street, below Walnut, opposite Pear se., only
sight doors below the Erchanre.
Bean of basinesi from I o'clock, A. DI, until let
o'clock in the eveulos.
Out-door sales, and sales at the Auction Hove, at
tended upon the most esNsfartory terms. -
CAPITAL tedo,ooo.
Estsibibladfir tat but Thirty Tows.
Advances made from one dollar to ll:mounds ow Den
monis, Silver Platit,Witches, Jewelry, Ilurdware,Mar
anodise, Clothing, 'molten*, .c.. 3 '4li.s. 11 tuvrn 1
Instrunmott, Guns, Hones, Carriegte, sad 0ve...e.. of
avtr=opea.
can main any length of tEaks &reel
All adraneee, from one hundred dollars and opined"
'will De slurred 2 per cent. per mouth ; 2500 am] over,
the lowest market rate.
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This Store Noose having a depth of 120 rest, Italians
Ira and Welted virile to store all valuables, and pm
vote watchmen for the precolsel • also, .a heavy iota
nom erected for the benefit of all ' persons luring pads
advacced upon
N. id—tha account or having an unlimited eapitel,
this age* to prepared to make advances on more astis
fasitery and acoommodating taros than coy other is
AU city.
Money advanced to the peer, in small amounts, with
oat any charge.
LT PILIVLTB BALE.
Cold Patent Lover and other Watehee, Jewelry, tell
Clothing will he sold at redared prices. tai-I,y
GEORGE W . SMITH, AUCTIONEER
N. Z. corner of BARRON sad SOUTH Stevta
shoes Second.
SYRNIXO SALM
BALLS IYERY SATURDAY EYRNLSCI4
At 73f o'clock, at the Auction Store, of rardliflrdy Cut
tory, iloturakeeping Articles, Clothing, Watches, leuel
ry, Pancy Articles, Ac.
amnstrunts.
JAYNE , S NEW HALL, CHESTNUT ST.,
BELOW SEVENTIL
DUCE.LEY'S SERENADERS
TfflS (Tuesday) EVENING, Nov. /Alb,
Will he vaunted
ETHIOPIAN MINSTRELSY AND EsiNCING.
The performance' to conclude with the
BLOOMER PROMENADE
Owing to the immetme size of the Hall. the price of
adinissiou to all parts of the house has been Lied at
TWENTY-YIVE CENTS ONLY. Doors open at hall
past 0 o'clock; Curtala riots at half past ;precisely.
The Management wants' respectfully announce that
the Gallery hal been set apart to accommoslate respect
able Colorod Panetta.
NATIONSI. THEATRE AND CIRCUS,
WALNUT STREET, NEAP. EIGHTH..
LESSEE WESLEY BAILMORE.
EQUESTRIAN MANAGER TIIOS RING.
THIS (Tuesday) EV.E.NING, Nor. 21th, 1557,
Will be presented
BRILLIANT DORSEMANSISIP,
/1.)./110.1 VAULTING.,
tIYMNAuTIO PEREORMANCES, Ac.
Tbd.tiumpany comprise' many of the trinmpal per-
Nicatts of both Hemispheres, among which are Mr F.
Rondos, Young Demander., Mr. Wm. Kinmde, SClle
Minors, Camille, Eph. Horn, the original Ethio
pian Clown, Ac., Sc.
Pincus or APutsamE.—Dreas Circle 27N cents. Fa
mily Circle tri cents. Private Boxes 50 cents.
ID- ho extra charge for secured seats.
ST.IIEATLST'S ARCH
ir . I' II .I . I II EA t T TL R E E i
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THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, Noy. 2lth,
Will be preaeuted
TED: SEA OF ICE ; Or, A TIIIR3S FOR COLD.
Carlos, an adventurer Mr. 9 L Davenport .
Louie., Da Laseoura. ........ .. E. L. Davenport
3.11 PULCI.Ors
Mr. Bobtail Jr. J. S. Clarke.
SCALE rlr PRICR3 —Boxes, 25 cents; Secured Sect,.
Gre:liestra Stalls, 50 cents; Seats in Private Boxes.
73 cents Gallery, 13 cents; Gallery for Color,
Perilous, 25 cents; Private Box in Gallery for Cciovel
Persona, 38 cents.
Box Office open from 10 A. 1L until 3P. 4. Doon
will orlon at OX o'clock; performiaLca to commerma at
7, virmitely,
vWALNUT STREET THEATRE.—Les
tee, Mr. E A. Marsh All ; Stage 3.lanager. Mr
John Sefton. Prices—Dress Clrele and Parquette,
cents; Upper Circle, 25 cents; Secured Seat:, 773 i colts;
Private Dux and Orchestra Seats. eJ cents
Sok OlSee open from P o'clock A. M. to P. M. Doors
open at 7 o'clock; performance to commence at 7, 4 2 ,
precisely.
TOTS (TueSday) EVENING. Nor. 34th, 1357,
Will be performed
TUE EXCHANTAE&3.
llama
wile, the Enchantress
Q, TATE POULTRY SOCIETY OF PENN
SYLVANIA.
The fourth annual eihibition is now open at
JAY E'S BUILDING,
Ynr.9INCY STREET. 'BELOW SE,'ENIII
From 9 o'clock, A. 51., until 9 o'clock, P 31
Admiersicu 25 cents Children holf.price
DARK BENJAMIN WILL READ lIIS
Poem on " 3IATRINIONY," at the Unit of the
Vpring Garden Institute. corner of Broad and Spring
Garden streets, on TUESDAY, the 24th instant. at 3
o'clock P. 31 . for the benefit of the Northern House
of Industry, Green street, abuse Sever th.
Tickets, 25 cents each, to be had at the door. not 3t
SANFORD' B OPERA. 110USE_
ELEVENTH Street, above Chestnut.
ETHIOPIAN PERFORMANCES THIS EVENING.
lthiopiau Life Ilinstrated by Sanford,. Troupe of
Stare—Nen Dances by the Sanford Children.
Doors open at 7 o'clock—to commence quarter before
eight.
co conclude with
A LAI:GHAT:LI APTERPIEGE.
Admittance IS cents.
fiIIARLES P. OALDWELL--Whoiesale
V mid Retail WEEP mid 0.4. NY Manuttatartr, No. t
North POURTP SUJ
O_NOMY IN (MS BIL S
85 — bi e st E va Regulator:e offered f live Doi.
We. Yoe sate by the WAT e .fiI&AN GAYILSOUL
TOR OUNPA.fY,
tO2 eiIItBTNUT t
MANILLA ROPE.—SUPERIOR KA.
MLA ROP.II, mumfactorod and for ule_by
WRAVER., FITLER . k 09.,
list 4 No. MI N. into A., sod It IL ranee,
Mr. Ititilsiri
Miss Richii,,is