~~~
be seen
in anosnor column oP Itt Polak; that tor t,44 aale
of,akettil and fancy,p;ilcies _rag-opened iiiterdsyln
Tayne!aßall, by cg The ladies , central Mome.Mission,l ,
and which is to be kenVollea aAbf thillyeeki" ThO ob
ject of thatbir is to Obtain in'eapii to clothe the destitute
childien aitindingibe day and iibbaili-in'the
Mission building in Bedford . street, a locality
in which
thiii46tieltlitit 'association' him_ already' uccoiriplishod
touch, gpod, an,ditre do bti ' hot, wlll ,accoNlish much
iiikkiA,4l.evoigiai4liAtii:tii..l*l93AoAping - tio: /4 1
tho design or -thin fair leaserylaudahle one, our citizens
irilf3eidalog'ile set liy,exter ding to it their , liberal
$1 . 143/1)Ift-gter .1— Ifearly every one in more.. or
14i1.4i6#0.44-li;.#l.wide4PFe44..PPlitOn:7l/14- to
now sweeping over the land, and all ;who.
give theieroWlitenaron-and inpport Iw-every . nominee
that I&Ylfditta object', ttiAortiliotatineoilbe condition
of, things, ftnniehing llab 'industrial claesea with
work and (Air city eitihorittee are 'Oeteg all
thi4 ittid we daily record, seta 'prliato
mupid
oense: -- .Kmoogothers - worthy of ootv we see that the:
great oiothing thla , of Clifton, Alln l ght,=&„Uci i ; g:ayne is!
Ito, Oheetntit.atroat, Are their t'Atir°
stook of elegant and seasonable clothing at coal- prices,'
''their workmen;“. Let. all` Who;
want foihionable garments and groathargehta Cail.en - d!
' "tilitgrek Whittann, 'the!
- pop:der confectioner and'frulterer;ge;cend street,. holoWi
<Chestnut; hen a moat Mock of good, thinge, l
which he is selling, wholesale and retail, as low an they
- leer be had at any other glade in, town.
• The candies
of39.hltnientire'made of, the beet'maintials, and connote
seen sea in each Tatters—the ladles—pronotutee them sari
r- • A t J. 0 4
O&RF418. 11 . 4.P/118a1tD gravrtaemin' s Oitnuckitv
to knoir that thielienitifekv fitted &Lea l
Inllighth - atra9t, o :ooioW Cheetnlitile bedoteing a very
1 110 Milk iaioiti,'an. , l ' efty,ttie`mo4t, refined: "obitees. J1%4
bat oifa`re Serred op, at all poitis, and if itli tabld
apptdntments or,dtaided , elegance. *-ITho saloons set
• isparkfOr the.ladieo will compare - with the tineatou ttdd
aontfnelit: -
Or-
ARMEE - NOR NEWELL AT TDB BLIND ASTLDN.- 4,
, governor r SOWeli;of tiour Sarney; and hie outto, paid
feitorday to thel3llid'Asyluin. Iduipupils Went
through with_their interesting ararciire. Ille Escel i
leaoy~inede a mimesis. on:the Occasion, wearing those
' present that, hedesigned, befori.! leaving tho city, to
_pine* 'hihise,it a new outfit lit the: Stone
ir.i;ilOthlng & 603 and 606
i-Ohestaintadreetsistiovo.SixW ,
t*TTERS:AND . THINGS IN ,P4E.Vr
i'Aßraatlie xieir Terkpapers.ef fast evening
:lir Melt rivesri.
morning„ at half-Pest, ten,- ;sad. nooldent
Occurred, which' ties ',:pltioged a xespeetiside fetidly
, .deep',Wgriet:.; - Zif4.Miclittel„ - KigleYY *balding - At
;,I.*Anet.7 l kirtroninC:atre.cti- , . l gaildhik te 'take
Part, in:"the le eetionotaa.:reparing his 'revolydr
„ for- any; defonoo of , pOllOll which be- mi_g ht bjs
called .uporejn-make during the day. ' Ho had
finished loading gunk, as turning the ;ehambdr
'-rmindle assure himself that the Baps wore all on,
when, at that .moment, his little - girl, tibinit
years.of age, Oa:Melo the table 'at which he wits
emitad,,Aglit,- 'Wore his hand, the .hammer sect
dentally.fell, a barrel was disohaiged, the shot ea..
tored-ber forehead, and she fell mortally wounded.
; The• unfortunate father been= almost frantic,
and 'his 'cries soon dress a - crowd - to the house.
Drs. Harris, Brooks, and - Johnston ,werw• seen' In
, :attendance, but' skill and best will were uneven-,
; .,lag;, The shot-had penetrated the' frontal bone,
;an& was-lost deep - an,lhe edbstanosOf,the brain.
'These gentlemen, entertaining no hopes of.,tbe
- child's recovery, eould . ..only sympathize with the
afitinted parents, and relatives; and at half-paht
twelves When our reporter- left, 'they: consider
that the child could mai_ linger but a few hoo fs
- at ' , '
.Surcinis CriAltOpAL - ekAB:—TbiS
aue**).ttiOining; alaininine n•olock, Meets
\Vett and Robison, of. the Beroolad. Preuineti'wefe
petroling their boats, a female came cunning uti
,- and, in- a very excited manner, stated thatyr:
Kern; keeping's lager, hese saloon Inlf m
ielbaseent
' of premises southeasteorner or Beekman andKiis
: aanatreets, bad kllledliimself; Tho .Offieero_
inediately proceeded to 'the spot,, and on the dobr
of en underground-and - confined room, saw written,
with a..plece of chalk, the :ollowing “.You may
-find me in here." - - - • • -
Thir Officiate forced open 'the do which: had
beixatistelipt front the inside; and there stietehrd
box' ley the dead. body of Korn: :•Beside
him wee a kettle of charcoal, partialirctinsumed,
'which went, to slioW 'thet;lie hid died from suffo
cation. Abont4=,; o'clock rlifauday ; evening the
- lielmou'lervant 'girl left: the progusesobut before
going Keratoid her that, he:,was going to shut pp
the place and-girta:bed: , -Ntithing . more ivas seen
of him till:blir,dead body . was - discovered. . The
deceased has: Often . 'within • the, _last': fel weeks
threetened to: take ilia life,
`owing; tuflis'supposrd,
to pecuniary einbatriissinents._ , .
Business Wile aim, and the deauseed feared he
would be unable to raise money to paybis rent end
; to meet other debts .which. Were becoming dint,
The deceased is said to have been a man of 'good
character, and' honest in-all toe dealings. Mr.
Kern was a thrman, abeut -- twenty-foirr yearn of
and unmarried: -Coroner Perry- was notified
_
and will hold an'iniittesron the body:..
AN /mistrial Zunctiori "Weant.—Two , gentle.
men of -this city have, it is said; made evrager' on
• , the election for Mayer, , agreeing that he: whose
candidate is, defeatedehitli saw a londlof Weed in
• front: of, the Girard' "Home; - eorner,Uf Chat: era
street MA' Watt "Breadiray,' .on,,Thursdny after
, 13001 J, between the hoursof one and three o'eldok.
Jt is some relief, to find a .spice of humor miter
•!InM this election:contest: :
LETTER- *nom GRAVE OOZES( WOO O.
iror The -
N Cir 6 a 'Or van Russ—Sin : Allow me - to call
Your attention, and that of your readeri, to `the
• entertainment to be given this 'ovining at 'Concert
Hall; for thelenetit or. the 'Union Temporary Home.
„Net only id the home en excellent charity, worthy
et all, enconragement, bat the fair vocalist who ivill
'Appear on, this oceisi9ik .ebouhl , ,engago
ost
si(ie `as kstringot Tinitinwour:vinitriatn .
. .._
unpropitious time. ' ' - , -..r,. ~..-.....-.,
, Miss E. L. Williams,' well known in England as
" The Welsh liightingalo,P has distinguished fier
sog there by a charming style of ballad-sing ing,
and hy'a =remarkable talent r s9 e, impersonation.
She has' reoelyetl, high, ineomjums, from the riyess
' of London, where she, hes, been singing for a tear
or two'Past; and where she' sfudied'underSir Henry
Bishop, Ornvelli,ttild-tanisa. - • '•- . --; , !
Miss Williams-is a pripossesSlng - . Young 14dy,
7d thAlrish, frank face, and a powerful; but eVeot
:In tho,novel and amusing entertainMent ,0f, ,, i he
Lady's Pream,l' writtotk,for her, music, ruage,'and
Spoken interludes, by Me:-Samuel 'Lore'', -= Miss
Williams will appearia twelv.edifferenteharaa ers,,
with as many ohangesaf dress. She will afterward
, ifig - i ballad: lit her "rtatiVe' °language And native
- eostunse.:-.1-=, :: ; - :;:-:.:: ':' ''' : ','i I
Miss Williams brought to me a Warta letter of
oommeadatien froni tho.distingnialtentiglis ,or
rather Irish, authoress, Mrs. 8. 0. Mall:- I ope
for my friend'a friend, for , the stcanger'and e red
singer, as Well safer thaManagers and: bone cis
ries of the .1! Ilome,"_ a full house.- -Will nob the
Welsh own& "oat to hear a %%Mee 'fioni Crjotrir—a
" nightingale' that has warbled over thewild bills;
and through .the green valleys of the rugged 'that -
beautiful fatherland? • ', ;'' , '.." -,. .', , i
• Very (Tab' Years,- - OnAcatinzerwOcin.
l'ametuments;lhoetaber 1;185T ' , -
THE COURTS.-
" lIESTERDAT'S• PIIDOXBDINGS. -: : " ) =
rgeperted for he i'resa.:l; ' - ' '' , " i
-- , Manner Cover, lio.-1.--Judge Sireed.+lp the
due of-Ingram 'vs. the 'Philadelphia Insurance,
Company, beforeuported; the , jury; being 'unable
to agree; Were discharged.
, 'ln the cue of Evans vs. Keyser—in' aetilm or
-,r,jeotsPenkf.Preddaitleußashlllll, before reported
--tbejtiry uturnedAyerdiift "kr: fife", jai aln ti ff of
-two.ninths of, -the- property: Allesari, ,Meldtirtrio
and Bullitt for the plaintiff; Messrs: Rushfur
ray, Stewart, Earle", , and Smith for defendan .
- "-Martin:4: Iffelloggvs: John Efflttire. An L ion
to rooter the value of eivirse lb urod - by de end
- " ant's dray., On trial: David Obtain', !Ss ~ for
, plaintiff ;Daniel Dougherty, Seq , for thede defend
ant.
. • i•
DISTRICT 001711,T, No. IL-Sadao Bearsirood—la
. the ease of Isaac •Collins - vs. William Whi Min,
garnishee, Ae„ . - befere reported, thbre• was it ver
diet for the plaintiff for $2OO. -"lstree - Sorrill,!tu.,
for plaintiff ; ' JamoSW. Paul,-Esq., for defendant.
William S. Peters • vs: Diehard W - . , Stool; An
action on a promissory note. , Verdidt - tbr the
plaintiff for 0404: • A:Thillipsifortheidaintiff;-
, Brinkle, Esti.;foribeilefendant: ` ', ''
Josephliliefikwoodfvs.,Anne Virginia Farriuliiir,:.
1 •
, ' , An action ter goods sold" and delivered.l Vordiet
',•,•-•:, forpliiintiff tulle:lC , .D.7llirst,..Esq„;,for Plain,
•- ' P :',, : t u ff; G. Ingisraoll., - JEST, for defendant. '-3:. -1 .
.". -,-,,-."...,-..', Mary J. ' , Antigen:lV, Isiao %Rid .4: Sots. An.
::: , :caotion on a: promissory, note. -Verdict for plaintiff
•-' :- ter Villilf., 11.‘i - W; Biddle, Esq . ., 'fo'r plc stiff;
• - MessraWharton land .IditOheson, for defendant.
" - Tailldiff.lteeioll VS; Sarah : „Ifaines,. :admiPistra
,;.. . Ariz of johnlinfdeocased: =An action Money
loaned. Verdict der plaintiff $207.50. .1X:-..M;.,
Phillips, E'en, for:plaintiff Ileum. '.Cooper,..and
Stokes. or defendant." , ,-,-.. .. ,- ' • ••-• ' 1 -.:' ~ .
Minnie ,'Hilf-is. - Mary - Mitt. An nctio on a
•.. - Promiasory mite: Verdiolfor the pfirintiff, 18.23.
4 i tt , Drabbe,..Esqi - lor :the plaintiff -nodded,
,tilltir,
sea:, for the'defaridarit..: .... - if i , -
gami, D, Prentiell & Charles D. i'rentzell;late
4 ' : treat/ .undor the.. firm of I!,r entiell" . .t CO, tes...
..., 'An action for '.itour sold', and
„. ::,-,4allirered, Omttici.. 8 , C. , k , SAT. Peritins for the
• plaintiff, T: J. Berger,lsA ~ for defcMdent.!
• .. QUARTER BSI9BdONS.7-ablit .00prt .leas tot 1 - In
session. 'Jury trials will•he ;resumed this Morn
.
, .
, .. ,
• . .4101 e of:Real : Estate; Sidiktr, 6c.r-Tne fol-
lowing sales were , inade 'last evening.hy Nereus.
-, Thonnts ,t; Sone; at-the- Philadelphia , Exchange :
,-"--' ' • 'Share of the Jofferson'Land -Associati6p, $55;
share Philadelphia Library, $25; Aare 11.ierein
„ tile Library, $(1,25; ,c t.
-t'..erellAni,orionnAond'erny of
~ . ”, --, Music $25,9; .C.,900. Penne, s'per oent.: - loin, l pi per
' • eent.;"two-atery brick dwolling;,Enrd's ,co rt, be
tween Tenth and' -leventh , streets, ssoii frame
dwelling,- Wood ktreet, between Oreen litho and
Levering -street,; Tiveiety , first- ward, . $295; band
, ‘
," ' - some tie* residence,No."lB.oo Balmier Pince '
be-'
, - .'tween- 'Eighteenth - and ;Nineteghtir streeis, end
,---; i, Snrage and MO' streets„ $0,904; thipe-atom brink
drielling; NO. A. 917 'Vernon qtreet, between' Tenth
and PiteyentAti o and , Parrith and Drowntreats,
= ..,
'.. .4l,4o9;,lotrgonthwest corner of Colombia venue
''._,::- :111%dTatenty.seyenth - streeti - 080; threcosto y brink
f a
' dwatilefr TwViitx-Itnitt , _street, below lian l mo n
. . Strioer Fild;: nostnitiikorti residence, No. 00 North
Fifteenth street ! 'l,eiirtferilroh and ;Itaceletreettli
$3,975; lore and-tialtiehle 'lot Of gionadjlValnut;
street, north side *out of Margarotta street, West
phitedelpon,4l:ooo;Afirest-story brie& dwelling,
(1. z a , - , )lo..lol!atoinitard.-slioeto Beet, of ,'Third street, ,
• in;r2APlliree-StiuyblielostAno and dwelling, Ridge
ZiseennieP":l4ld* Oxford street, $290; the 3a:story,
" - Welt JilitollfritoNo,'lls2; Pettsytink ,road, )4 ,0 14,
Node* street, $1,000; three-storjbtfokus oip anti ,
- , - 4 - s - %,._ .; ,r,a4tfteOe'porttpr of Tenth A ttu& Poplar
~...4.1i ~,i, sr: .4 5m..,2,5,9 1 ..'gr00d.,,r44 ,:bf $ 1 .,t1,,t , t X4l l ', $5OOl
pancrental4Bo tle*, tslss;' grounct refit: A
,i fy :;ir 7.4014.
~.
:, )44,4,_1,1 • ''''''r , .-1.? A. :."....; ...,rel. , ) 14- - ; ; , i ) 1 , 1401,
131(
IMMM=I
~. IXAUIt- ,Y-Roll NEW-YORK., •)
(Correspondence of TherreSti.) , . ,
- i • - p NEW YoRK, Dec. 1, 1857-5.20 F.M.
Whothek tho excitement of the charter election;
the greatatruggie between thefriends of Tieniann
and Fernando Wood; or 'the general commercial
torpor, 'be the cause, bertainit is that huskies:oas
been more than usually slack in Wall greet, - and
the money market more than usually inactive.
The footle, there is'alniost nothing doing' in' the
legitiinati course of business. Tip-top seenrltles ,
aro quite as Naito as money was Intern: the ani,,
pension, •and, the banks continuo to, iefusb to;
lend a- dollar lon any- other, I' would , remind
the readers Of, ylie Panes that' tip-top sal:Titles!
aro either,good State - ponds, bank stocks, or, the,
notes of the hie. -- n• who 'did not owe, and,.
,did not
want any Molloy ddrin if the panic,and who - had
large balances at 'their backers. %One of our pa-1
pore says the haat& 'are'verYntneh depressed in;
spirits at the scarcity of iticas, tip-top class of ber-1
rowers, 'and, that they are obliged to hoard and
,lockup ever lwenty-ieven. wrillioil - s, Of 014: : 4'20
-late, The remit is-certainly calculated , to Pro-1
dune low spirits and despondency; bat as I know,.
_ and can.fully, appreciate the base seltlahnessof the
motives of the New York banks, I rejoice that they
aro made to,feel,-in the only way their obdurate
natures con be made to. feel anythingthrough
their pookets—the evil results of their own iniquiJ
ty. Look to their last statement.' A decline in
discounts of close, on .half a million, with $27,000,-
000 in gold, close' on $14,000,000 more than the
• banks, held the same time last year. All 0 0 .0
whom I meet to-day in my search for information,
'consigned the banks to a place not to be, men
tioned to rears polite; and though I may dis
sent from eternal punishment as rather too se
vela even for the bank managers, I cannot won
der at the virulence of those whose ruin and con
tinued prostration have been entirely brought
about by the principle illustrated by tho last
statement—decline of $500,000 in loans, with
$27,000,000 in specie. Seine of the sprightly 1
papers of this city, who, like Mark Tap ;
ley, think there it some credit in being
jolly under adverse eircumstances, think they
believe that money 'is "abundant,' "-intsv,'?
"flowing in on every side," ,t; e. They , toll no that
snottay . ,ort all isle be had at Gar 'per cent., and as
the quintessence of good newt; state with as evident
- a °buckle as pen, ink, and paper can express, that
"borrowers with good signatures" can get money
in the street at 16 pot cent!. They do not explain
why these borrowers; with good signatures,' shoald
be forced to pay 9 or' 10 poi cent. for money
more than the nominal '. rates, while 'the banks
are stronger in every way. than- they have
ever been at any former, time. , It is true that 0
-mastic exchange , is mush easier than it was, and
the relief obtained ;from this. course has, in itself,
done mueli to alleviate distress. Foreign.exelia nge
is firmer atloBaloo4 .for sixty days sterling, and
1105a111,1 for sight drafts. Tho Boston steams,
to-morrow, will probably not take but' more tha
s7oo,ooo'inapeote, but the Atlantic on Saturda •
will probably take out a much larger sum.
The certificates of 'the Metropolitan Bank'issued
on the accumulated country currency, comma*
to bear interest from to-day. This may force 'a
olearinghouse settlenientin gold, and as the cer
tificates are secured by State'stbeks, cause them to
be sought for investment.. Tho Evening Poat of
this evening learns'that two thousand of t h e bogus
shares, issued by the Michigan Southern,ltailway
Company, have been lately sold at twenty cents
eti , adellar. •The same-paper, states thatit isln
mored that-some of the -creditors of the Illinois
Centrattbreaten suits on 'unpaid acceptances. The
cash transactions-at the sub-treasury were: Ite
oeipte,s2ls,oB7.92;•paymentS,s27o,B7l.77; balance,
$4,219,355.74; ; The receipts at ;the oustom-house
for duties were $50,6 receiptsoo. ~. -- •
_. • '• 1
The stook mitthet IT - - -•“ii. but firm : Read
_ .
itrcery quia .
frig closed at t 4; Erie at 161; Michigan Southern
at 21;; Galena and',Oldongo at 78; Vlevoland and
Toledea4 43, and New York Central at 741. -
NEW E:ORK. STOCK EXCHANGE SALES, Dec. 1:
' - :'EIRSE BOARD.
1000 NY , tK's '5O, 95
.7000 Ohio We '6O 09X
' 1000 Tenn' o'6 '9O • 80X
11000 -doBI3X
5000 hilesouri —70 x
2000 Virgin's Ire -893
2000 Oal-7'e'7s. '75 09x
" 1000 N "Caroni's - Ai 'B7'7
13000 ..Brooldpn fPa - 90
1000 N-Y Oen It Tto 98 ~
2000 Erie Con 7 71 . 81%
2000 Had let mor co -
- 10099 Ned eanyt bdo 50'
45 Ilarloni B 8%
250 dcr . 010 B,y
100 do •
300 ' do
200151 Blk N Ind a 3 18
60' do - 18%
, 75 - do 18%
'2OO : " log
276 do 10%
400,. - do • b3O 10;
100 • -do • b3O - 194%
100 do prerd 33
20t1nd IL R. 21
1000 11l Cont, - 8711
1060 do • 87,4
5060 do -as.
1000 do , 83" 874'
5000 - do " 1130 87
1000 Mich Cen „ 83
0000 do 821‘
1000 T 11 & el2d in 6511
1000'011 & Chi 2d nt 81
3000 -•
40 Am Ex d ch Bk ; 80 X
Bonk 84
; „431Brinnhysy Dank 405.
.100 - Pg.& hod . 104
173 dir • 103, •,
10 do -103 k
100 Brawl Laid do.:-
.4x
25 P 11. T Ship Co 68, .
16 Erie Railroad .15X
150 do -;431.53i
175 do , ;10.
10 Mich Con 11 5311
-
60 C & 11.181 and 180 78
10 0 d 0 Panaa 11 x3O 81 a
x
1 m -
8
100 Reading 10 b 3 54
200 , --do -
50'; do b 5 51
100 - - - do - 510 64
20 do alO 52
200 0 ,
do - als 55% %
11 Gal & Gbl :• 79
27 , do 783(
250 cloy k Tot 42
000 - do - 03 42
200_ do c 42
15000-La Gross d; 5111 12
200'. 'do , • s 5 12
. do sIO 12
100 . do 810 12x
200. do 12x
100 —do 12%
140. do 13
100, do 1110 13
100 N Y cen oig 74%
.
market is quiet:for both s;
8848 of P'ots - at $7, and Pearls are, kiwi—sales
small, at Malias6.so •
JOPPER continues inactivo at .9 - aloic. • for Rio,
and 15dalfo. for4ava. An auction sale of 2,p9
bags Rio is announced for to-morrow." -
Olorrox is .firin at Ilie for middling unloads,
and 12ia12;0. for middling fair do. • The sales this
morning:are - Anliapertant. - "
•, -neg.—The demand for kinds isilitiatid, and
the market is still depressed, but, in the absence
of - important transactions; prices are nominally
unchanged. ' ' •.
Patin, invii7 :for, Western canal
flour is rather leers a ohm, but With liberal
rivals in prospect; and - very mild weather, buyers
have; the advantage to the eitent .of 9aloo.lper
barrel on the low grades, at which a fair demand
prevails.
:The salesare 7,000 bbls at $4.7541.85 for common
to good State; $1,95a55.25 for extra do; $4,75ir
54.80 for superfine Indiana and Miehigaa; ,$4,05a
$0.75 fat extra do;. $5.35a55.90 for common to good
extra , Ohio $5.00a57 10 for good to choice do;
$5.0047;50 for St., Louis brands, and $5a57.60 for
extra flenesee,..-: • .
Canadian flour is also lower; the inquiry i 6 fair
for good brands, but common aro hoary; saTen of
400 bbis
_0:54.7544.85 for superfine, and $5.46a
NM for extra biands. Southern flour is agaln•a
shade lower, andia inactive with liberal offerings—
sales of-000 bbls at $5.15a55.40 for mixed to good.
brands Baltimore,-do, and $5.50a57 for thealmtter
grades. f• •
• Rye flour is geld at $3.50a54.60. Corn me4l is
scarce—cults of 'Jersey at $3.50, and Brandy Wine
•at $3.65. :Ituakileat flour in auu at $2.121.04.25
per,100'16,1." „ • " -
Ga;tuv. - -The inquiry for wheat is rattier npore
aotivo . L—prioes.are still lower and unsettled—the
arrivals in prospect aro liberal; sales of 40,000
bus at $1.25 for red Southern; $1.4541.50 for
white do; - Slasl.o3 for Milwaukee Club;' sl, for
lowa b r kink; and 950 for Chicago sppring.;
Rye Is luiet 78a80e. Barlerie quiet,and no
mattr at 7009. •, Barley malt in saloablo MM.
Bats aro in fair demand; but .lower ; sales of qtato
and Western at 448500. s ; • •
Corn is inactive at 900 for Western mixed, :11103
for Southern yellow and white, and-75a78c forloi
segYellowy new drop.;- ' -' - ' • ' , •
, - Inalr: 2 -Tife Tame qiriot e proviously existing still
in
prevalli,:blit most holders tiro indifferent' a ut
pressing sales in the preiont inanimate state of the
market. Scotch pig m nominally held at s2Bas29,
.6,months. , . --' . :,,',_ ,' ._ ,;, - . - ' ,• ; '
LINE; - - 4 -Roiklan'd• is ,steady ;. 'hut quiet;; at the
recent advance: We'quote", common at 85ei and
Bump Atli. , • '." - -
' Mote seas iiihnietive'and hiai4 ' '-' '
NAVAL STOISEB.--41111ritS turpentine in in fairjre
quest and' the ,roarket closes Armor-sales of 400
bble at 420 Oath, and 100 do at 430; holderi are
now geuerally. domanding o the littler rate. Crude
id quiet bat prices aro nominally the same-3 is
freely offered' and refused: Common resin is ,
in
limited demand aqsl.3o asl:3s per 310' Ills afloat
tind'ditliVered:' The medium grades' continue, in
moderateT,reqUut-snlea of 108 ,tdola NO, 2 'at $1.40
per no lbs, and 176 do medium No I at $3 per 280
lbs. J'ine qualities aro extremely quiet and prices I
somewhat nominal.' Tar le still languid. ' 1 I
011.3.-;-Linteed histently and In fair request to
the regular - trade; at 53a540. for American; In
English there Wink or nothing doing, inverters
generally , being indifferent sellers tattle extremely
fow rates current.. Crude, Whale is languid and
nominally bold at .600.65 e, ;The news froth the
fleet in the Bodine and Oehotsk Seas is of a ;more -
cheerful tenor than that previously received from
the:vessels, in;ttrul. obeli t' the, Nateschat eke' Sea.
This is just what was anticipated a week or two
since; and the chances of a speculative movement
in theartiele; should the' present-advices i)rove
unfavorable, seem to vanish. 'with the news.; Re
'fined Is Steady. and, in Birdied &MB3Bse.,'!ind at 85e.,'1
4'lnns: : Crude ,Sperm is in limited reqUpSt lat $1
pergelloo, sash... For other., kinds the ,inquiry le
equally limited / and prioes aro Mostly minimal.
- Pnovntoxtf.t.-A ' moderate:demand, for Mork,
inddho,niarket ii.lower and heavy Mlle close-, i
'Salmi of 300' litilll. at $lB for mess; $16.80 for
thin mesa; and $16410,50 for prime. The stook,
"as made
month of about 6,00° hbls. The stook of allikinds
is meagre. _
- -Reef litfontly offornd rend is heavy'; sales Of 120 '
-bbls, at $5.75467 for country prime ; $9410,50 for
-do mess; $12a513.50 for re.packed Western MOSS;
r514;25a514,75f0r extra do: Prime mdm'is dull - and
heavy at $224623. 4 '- ' i
- Vat' SAM are heavy' and rather lower. Sales of
,50,blidtiatlThalOio.for flame, and 71680 for Slioul
demi' Dressed too are
q uiet at 6.1a7e, wblch is
lower. : Lard . is lower and, dull; sales of 200 bbls
and toe at 'Wino. ,- ,• , - -'• ' I '
' ' English Middles are in limited demandt-sales
tif 700 boxed Cumborland cot, and long and ;short
:4VM Middles to arrive, on private terms. o Butter
- iiiidtlieeso are'qitiot lied-heavy.. '' .
Saunas are very . stoady, at sia64c. foriCuba,,
and 50. flu: Molasses sugar.
, , STOCK Sig.Statan DEOMIBEri 1, 1857:
' Cuba, hbds 1020 Boxes ....... .., :15,348
Porto Rico, hbds.. 3, 760 Baga ' 7,500
,
St. Croix, bade:, .j 260 Maeda, hlids.. 4 8,182
- r66,1 hhtle ' 10,340 ' -
Tosecco is steady, and 1
~W afaXv.--"The Mork('
-sales 01,200 bbls, at 321,
moderately activn.
kin le lower and minified
a23,--elosing, at 230.
Ahmipriatione,
jtoported for The Prose.]
NEW BEDFOIID—Schr Cyclone, Dall-15,09 gal lone
oil A B Ashmead; 3651 do Rapidlex Et• Bro) 417Cd0 Mor
rie & Murray; 1911 do Sharp, Lettenrlng, & Col TO do
Penni It IC CO.
NEW DEDEORD—Seht D Q • Floyd,' itaakett-36,807
galloneott Stuabet, panting; ft. Co; 864 do-Itiolarr; 7tl6r
win la 00 418 66 R D Daher, - ;
PIIILADELPHIA BOARD 01 TBADR.
ED:WAID A. fiatinzit, ' •
instrialf..BAigiN;•' 0011111121213 OF THE BIOHTIt
Ntfacton }E'radiresoil :
,• LETTER EARS t
.dt the Meichattet , Exchange, Plifteufflpigia. 11111 p earanak 'Rowland. . ..... r . i'pood, Pay 28
!idnniyiWob . b l a • ~:t ra n v 4 o , l %°.
12 P- dd r lkl i t7l -- 'Ban Vanorocna Poen
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PItESS.--PIMADELPHIA; WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1857.
.-~.—•~imritca-~ntefl~gence.
PORT OF HULADELPHIA, Dee. 2, 1557.
BUN RIBES i.O• • / o r-7SUI'I SET B .• •• ••••• 40 4 41
III(111 WATER..., 2 El
ARRIVED.: '
Btlrque Amy, Niokerson, 10 duet froM' Boston, with
Inds° to John S Twat's.
Blit'Wyandotte, Bonner 6 days from New York', in
ha
Brig Georgia, Carlisle,,6 days from Boston, In ballast
y o 1 . ; A. Semler & Co.
from,
i t u t e captain.
o
Brig Randolph, Lufkin, k diva Boston, In hal
fwit to E A Souder & Co.
Sohr Shenandoah, IficBmant, days' from Portsmouth,
Vs, with lumber to Norcross Er Sheets.
Behr Restless, Smith, 8 days from Salem, with palm
oil, &c. to 011 Grant & ' • •
Bohr Eugeho, Parker; 7 days from Bobton, with plas
ter to CroWell lc Collins. ! '
Behr Frtemahon, Purim& 3 days from Indian, Diver
Dal, with corn t 4 Ilowley. "Ikon & Co. '
Schr Jae IV Early, Sipplo, 1 day from Frederica, Dol
with wheat to Jas Barrett & Son.
Behr plataus, Maxon, I day from Frederica, Del, with
wheat to JAR Barratt & 800
Behr John S Blitirer, ➢filler, 6 days frora Boston In
ballast to Davis, Pearson k Co.
• Behr Jane 0 Patterson, Hand. 6 days from Boston, in
ballast to C Miller.
Schr Cyclone, Dalt, 5 days from New Bedford, with
oil to-A 8 Ashmead. - • •
Bchr Julius Smith, Crowell, 5 days from Boston, with
fish, &e. to captain.
' Schr Ann Pickerel, Dukes, 0' days from Alexandria,
with mdse to Thos Webster, Jr. • • •
Bohr liloyd, Itackett, 2 days from Now Bed
ford, with oil to Bbober, Bunting & Co.
Bohr Huntress, Disney, 10 days from Ifowburyport,
'withindse to fl A WoOd. '
Bohr Class Blower, Payao, 8 days from Annivitiani
with mdse to captain -
CLEARED.
Steamship City of Richmond, Mitchell, Richmond, T
Webster, Jr.
Barque Imperidore, Ruhbard, I?cirnanabuco, Lo el te
Damon.
Bohr J,O Patterson,. Hand, Charleston ) $O, Mitlor
& Co.
" Behr J S Sbriver, Miller, Boston; D Pearson & Co.
Btr R Willing, Claypoole, Baltimore, A Greven, Jr.
(COrreSpondenee of the Philadelphia Exchange)
TAMS. Dol.. Nov. 80.8 A M.
Two ships were at anchor yesterday afternoon off the
Brandywine Light, one of which is now off the Shears;
and proves to be the Tropic Bird; the other is bound op.
A heavy fog prevails at this time, which prevents mo
seeing any vessels that may be. at the Breakwater or in
the bay. The sloop Wave, of Cape May, which hag been
ashore at Cape Lienlopen t was got oil yesterday, and
towed to the Breakwater. Wind BNB
Yours, &c,
WM. DI. HICKMAN,
[BY reasanarn.l
(Correspondence of the PhDadelphla Exchange )
CAPE ISLAND. Dec. 1. 4 45 P M.
• .
A' steam tug came to the Breakwater thie forenoon,
and left at 2 P2l for Philadelphia, with a barque in
tow. The ship Tropic Bird, for Barbadoee, went to Nes
thie afternoon. Wind NW—weather very tine. • I
' Yours, &e., THOS. B. lIIIGILUI.
prt TgT.ZORAPII TO TOE F 11389 ]
• NEW irtlL/C, Doc 1.
Arrived, aide Liverpool, from Loudon, Delon eLip
Oder, from Homburg.
Derrell, Dec 1.
Arrived, barques Racehorse and prui tor, from Smyrna;
brig Bengslee, from Rotterdam. ;
The ship Defender - , Copt Robinson, arrived In Ilainpi
ton Roads to•dny from the Mancha Islands, with guano,
bound to Now York „ ,
' 011,111LESTON, Dec 1.
The British colic A Canale, from Nassau, reports the
ship ltalina, from Thomaston for New Orleans, wits lost
on Bekry Island on the 12th of November, Her officers
and crow were saved.
SAVANNIII, Dec 1.
The steamship Augusta, from New York, arrived this
mornings
HOLMES' HOLE, Nov 27, PM-.Ar schr Isaac Rich,
Smith, Boston for Philadelphia; EL B Wales, Williams,
do for Now York; J H Deputy, Neal ; Danvers for Phila•
delphia.
28th—Ar edit Isabel Thompson, Corson; J Ireland,
Steelman; Speed, Somers, and Mary Miller, Laws, Dos
ton for Philadelphia; Broderick Reed, Blanchard, Port
land for Philadelphia; Sarah, Willetts , Medford for do;
Ply, Cheeseman,NantUcket for do; Wave, Harris, Rock
land for Now York.
Sailed, Bohm Rhoda & Buoiah,'S L White, Bay State,
Nerissa, Amytos, Is,tac Rich, S L B Wales, Isabella,
J Ireland; Speed, and Mary'Miller.
29th—Ar Rehm Alert, Champion Philadelphia far
Boston; Fidelia,, Shaw M M llilin, Melvin, and 1./
Pranbes, Frambos, Boston for Philadelphia; Caro Ame
lia, Turner, Bucksport for Norfolk.
Sailed, earn D W Eldridge, J Deputy D Goodwin,
Frederick, Reed, 8 0 Willis, Fly, Wave, Fidelia, M II
wain, J Frambee, Caro Amelia , Tangala, Odd Fellovi.
Seth—Ar and nailed, echr John Shaw, Wallace, Phila
delphia for Boston.
In port nt 10 A 11, brig Avondale, ochre L Tap, and
Cora -4), repg; oleo Alert and Glenroy.
MEMORANDA
Steamship City of New York, Howes, hence, arrived
at Baotou 80th ult
Steamship. Hammonia, Schwenseri, for Hamburg,
cleared at' Now York yesterday
Ship Stalwart. Luca., for Philadelphia, sailed frdm
Liverpool lath
. ,
ship Tonawauda, Julius, sailed from Liverpool 16th
ult. for Philadelphia.
Ship John Ititsou; from Callao, was at Cueensto‘n
14th ult. , .
Ship .Laanergier, "Natio, for the C.hiodba Islands,
to load few. the United States, woe at Callao Oot 26
Ships Star of Lope, Pearson; South America, Berry,
and T 11 Wales, Burr, were at Mancha Islands Oct 24,
loading for the United States.
- -
841 P Tusk trot, Sairtowl, at Ilavona 25th nit, had I.4en
adored for sale, but being declared unseaworthy, NI f
not sold.
Ship Daylight, Holbrook, for Calcutta, cleared 'at
Melbourne Aug 31.
Ships Theresa, Holmes; John Milton; Harding; Cow
per,Stevens; Black Hawk, Dowers; Mary glover, Chita°,
an others, were loading guano at the OhinchrfAelauds
2ith Oct. for the United States. A correspondent, writ
ing from the lolanda under date as above, says: "ThOre
will not he any direct departures for the future, as Con
greSS has passed a law obliging all ships to return to
Callao for final clearance. We have now 104 ship 4 of
all angora here, and they are being despatched froth, 8
to 85 days under their lay days,''
Barque Sylphide, (Hare) Meyer, from Rio de Janeiro
and Santos Oct 3, with 3350 bags coffee, arrived at Hew
York 30th ult.
Barque Gold Blunter, Berry, sailed from Poltallov 21
for Nalpamieo.
Barque Our Union, ent,froin Conatantlnople, was
at Smyrna Nov 8.
Barque Tangier, Hall, from Calcutta, arrived at Boa.
ton 3011 i ult.
Barque Lapwing, Kelly, cleared at Baltimore 30th'ult
for Rio de Janeiro and a market.
Brig Orions, Baker. hence at Now Bedford 29th ult.
Brig "Brandywine, Oormack, hence, arrived at Rich
mond 89th ult. •
Sabra Ohna Anna, Cowan Stag, Townsend; Bann F
Abbott, Ludlam, and Geo Washington, Camp, hence,
arrived at Richmond 30th ult.
Bohr W L Springs, Lippincott, for Philadelphia, wont
to sea from Wilmington, NO, 28th ult.
Bahr IL Td Horse, Phillips, from Taunton, to load for
Philadelphia, arrived at Bristol 28th ult.
Schs L $ Endicott, Yankirk, from Wareham for Phi
ladelphia, arrived at New York 30th ult
Behr Amelia, Careless, for Philadelphia, sailed from
Fall River 25th ult.
Relic ILO Porter, Ilanderson, for Delaware Oily, sailed
from Fall River 25th ult.
. ,
&Mu Almon Bacon, T L Miller, and 8 M Shadd
for Portland, Conn, sailed from Hartford 28th ult. '
Bohm 3119 Chapin, (str) Grumley, and A E Douglass,
Caine,, hence, arrived at Hartford 28th ult.
Behr Bobbie IV Dillon, Marta, hone at Savannah
201.11 ult..
Schr Emporium, Bower, hence at Beaton 30th ult.
Behr John W Ponder, Ellinsworth, bunco at Wash
ington, DO, 30111 Wt.
Behr Austin Ryan, hence at Boston 30th ult. ;
Sams Eliza lllkinton, Naylor, and Hannah Grant,Dis
ney, hence at Newburypott243th ult.
Behr Minnesota, Raker, hence at Salem 20th ult. ,
Schr Challenge, Packer, hence at N Bedford Mb Mit.
Scbr W Salisbury, Veasoy, cleared at New York BOth
nit. for Philadelphia.
Schr Hannah WlBetts, Oranmor, for Philadelphia,
nailed from Providence 20th ult.
. . . .
Behr Sophia Ann, Smith, and 8 ,F Holliday; fleatnan,
from lioaton, for Philadelphia, and 7 M 'Hewitt, Itoss,
hence for Iloaton; at New York 80th ult.
Behr Hannah Warwick, Warwick, hence, arrived at
Nantucket 28th ult.
Propeller Ann Eliza, Itubineon, for Philadelphia,
cleared at Now York yesterday..
SPOKYN.
Aug 6, lat 10 20 S t long 3120, ship Flora, Warsaii, 46
days from New York for Valparaiao; same time, ship
Franconia, Nowell, from Boston Juno 20, for Calcutta.
Sept 7, no lat, tsc, ship Ceylon, Bassett, 22 days from
.Boston for Penang.
Eept'3o, lat 56 53 S, lone—, ship Civilian, Purinton,
train Callao Aug - 80, for England. A ship repurted
"Fanny A Derby" was in co.
The U S sloop of War Vandalia, Commander Shis . lair,
bound to the Pacific., has received sailing orders. She
droppent' below Portsmouth, Nl7, 27th nit, and li j ould
proceed to sea the drat fair wind.
The U 8 ship 8t LOWS was at Porto Prays Oct 30, all
MARINE NISOELLANY.
Msetxs Lososs von NomitlElß —The marine losses
for the past month show an aggregate of thirty-eight
vessels, of which two were steamers, six were ships, six
were barques, six were brigs, seventeen were schooners,
and ono sloop. The total value of property lost woo
eight hundred and twenty-nine thousand, two hundred
dollars, Mats the value of the property totally lost,
exclusive of damages to vessels not amounting to a total
'loss, ipul of partial looms of cargo.
The vessels reported are chiefly American, although
some foreign are Included, when bound to or from a
"United States port, or known to be insured in this
coaotry. „
The summary larStement er the Imes for this year
shows the total amount to be $10,250.800.
Rey West, Nov 2.5-,The brigs E Remington and Ins
sailed this morning. The Elt has made no repairs ex
cept a new rudder; the salvage end expenses amount to
Stoiff. The sehr Louisa Newcomb came into this port
on the 224 totally dismasted. The barque Truman,
Inuud to Gibraltar, came in to clean bottom. The brig
Iris come into collision with the barque Truelnan on
the 23d, which broke the brig's fore yard and barque'e
fore topgallant mast.--(By letter to k Walter, Esq.
The abandoned barque primed 80th ult. by chip Bove
nue, in Ilamptou 'Roads, and reported "Prince," or
"Bruce," was, it la imposed, the barque Bruce Luther,
which sailed from Warren, RI, Oct 24 for Matanzas,
with a cargo of hoop poles, Ac, since which time she
hes not been heard from. She was 172 tons, formerly
engaged in the whaling business out of Fairhaven, and
was thoroughly repaired prevloue to her malting from
Warren.
.The nehr.reported as Been. bottom up by nn arrival at
New York, answers the description of the F.' Nickerson,
of Provincetown, which sailed irom Denton Aug 27 for
Connives, at which place she bad not arrived In 69 days.
The following lute arrivals at Havana have' noted
protests. Ship Corinthian, from 'Antwerp, lost part of
cargo In a hurricane; barques American, from London;
Tow/in, from Neweestle, and Sartelle, from Cardin,
all more or less damaged. Capt Colo, of the letter veg.
sal, Anted that he encountered two hurricanes.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
Up to 12 o'clock Last Night
GIRARD lICUSE--Chestaut Street, below Ninth.
Lloyd Glover, Boston Hon C J Faulkner, Va
Chas 8 Smith, N Y , D T Thurston, Baltimore
FI C Hardy, Petersburg L E Bailey, Baltimore
P A Lutz, Washington T B Phrenton, Washington
N A Hotchkiss, Now Haven DN Welsh, Now Haven
W A Houriek, Baltimore John A Needles, Baltimore
Hon A W Walker, Waah'n AII Carrie, Va
II W Beecher, Brooklyn Geo T Lancaster, Haverhill
Wlr Reynolds, Bellefonte 3 Il Johnsen, Nashville
A Carr, 13 S A • Stephen Hyatt, N Y
Mae 13 Hazleton, Boston Oscar R Jones, all ip 3 Jones
Edward A Lewis, Philada J A Brownie, Abbervillo
3 SI Brickouso A la, Va Miss K Haynes. Va
Thos II Hatfield, Cal Chas Smith, N Y, ,
David Davies, N A I Moore, Alabama
Tries Mary Allooro, Ala Col Baker, Coon
M Zeilin, tr 8 M Wm B Davis, N Y
Ppoouer, Connecticut Dr 011 Nichols & liv,Wash
0 VI Bird, New York W Schley, Baltimore
Copt 0 Harris, Cape Cod W E Shepard, New York
E 'McCauley, New York Wm II Paine, Now York
Wm 0 Wingfield & la, Va Elt Jennings, Vt
Edw Puller, London Mr Dudley, Yaw York
David Li Voorhees, N Y 'Geo Taylor, New York
SI Heidolhack, New York W R Page, Vlegloih
Chu Johnson, Now TOOL DII Morris, New York
Chas WOW, New York Was McKinney, Now Y or k
_Washington Wtlapn, N Y
.
AMERICAN ROTEL—Chestnutstreet, alarm: Fifth.
Thos Street Balt . II Al Bunter & Its, Marrlsbg
Abner Dees; Newark, 0 , J B McMullin, Phlla
II IV Jacksou,`Pa ./ II Launing, NJ :
lotiii It li.e4vea, Mo_Wto 0 IDatchinsou, Yr.
Oliaci B 'Beller, Va 'Anthony Evans, Md
Robt Long, Balt ' ' Chu Meer, Balt!
0 Bell, Batt L L Livingston, N Y
0 Cummings, N Y 0 0 Williams, li Y
0 II Walker, N m Non Baml Arnold:Conn '
Robt Smith, Oonn , II Von Keller, N Y
I+ II BOrk,N Y J Warner, Maas
J 0 Downing, N Y ' fl Randall, Blralls'
'Ta ' Rapaond Balena 4 /3um ) NOT XVr
• •
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•'- IttlEitotabtrai itoin—i6u at septic, belb Are ,
* 81 DOlllllO, NY -- mew, cnesavt
P Jacobs, Ohio W Antler, W Graenes
1 11 W Bouthmayd, Phila i•• Mies Hamell, N J
' J Morgan, Williamsport 5 Madden, St Louis
'B 8 Maw, HI , , 1 ,0 ,T Crane, It; •. ~ , , ,
• .1 Berg, Mo L Ware. Pa , ,
Mil
8 D Cooper , Phila . 0 king, bin, Ohio
4 Douglase, ,Ind•'' , A D Markley; Pa -
AN Gelesenhainer,&llon B B Campbell, Pithi'll
8 B Hayes, Wash 13 M Hamill, N .1
JO Mott, Pa . 0 Rand & la, Pa
W B Helny, 'alo Mrs Jackson McAbee, Pa.
Me A W Butler, Phil's 8 M Butler, Phila
W B Dec11;191111,0,1 ' A Kimble, Mem
A Wheeler, Haverhill J P Went, Missend!. . • "
S W Hopkinson, Haver'l 13 Loring, Danbury, Masa
R 0 klit;hell, Cal P kl Osterhout, Pa
J W Lyman, Pa M W DeWitt, Pittston* ,
H 9 Cooper, Pa Z Billings, Pa
bond Oonnell,'Dallsinre 3 B Oleott & tam, Magri
9 S Stephonn, lieatnels9 . •
'UNION HOTEL—Arch street, below Fourth: '
I'D Dangler & wife, OhlO Ws fa lle r,
Orr, Pittsburgh Mrs Pager, Pottsville
J Brooke, Harrisburg ' ;Wm Dorialdion,;Tateann%
J A,Drooka, Harrisburg Col R Tamsgos
Master Z T Ratcllß, Tamail A J ThompSon,_Wrlghtsv
James Brown, Salem, N M Reinhart , Taniqua,
Geo Evans, Newark, Del 0 Walton, Easton'
Wm 'L Richardson, Pa T It Hurst, Dillabuth
Mrs E Ashton, Pa J S Ackerman, ‘ Uniontoirn
Mrs McClure, Pa L Stroute, - Uniontown
Chas I? Slimmer, Tamaqua Wm Hotterlngton, Patsy .
John Carter, Tamaqua Win Illenetahlta Miners!
R J Mason, Kent co, Md. Chas II Mason, Kent co,Md
A H Van Cleve, Trenton Wm Maxwell, Easton
N 0 Dowers, Easton J T Stewart, Easton
T Prouktleld, Easton
NATIONAL IMPEL—Race street, above ,Thlrd.
Jos Gormley, Philo Cleo S Tnttts A la, N
Ino Af Renharti Tainsqua J T James, Reading'
A Sailor, Jr, NJ 0 0 James, Garrliburg
II hi Janice; Reading Joshua Comly, Pa
II 0 Harper, Pottsville W A Smith, Trenton
Pr F Fleachnt , Laporte, Pa PAW Rees, Nancy
2tr SIIIIman & la, Pottav'e Jan T Lang, Pottsville
Mice Browne, Pittston J Geiser, Pottsville
L F Sunman; RhathersvM G Trauger,Rintnersvllle
UNION I -Illarkot Stroot : nbro j
J E Fox, Pa J Jackson. Lancaster go
Minn E Kirk, Lanonetor co 811 Brown, Marietta, Pa
BARLEY 8131AF-8000nd,'below t'
, Vine street:
Alma Williams, Pa 0 Phillips, Ducks co
It - A Mills, Wilmington, Del PII Tonison 4 Del
Joe S Ely, Doylestown Dr B C Snowden, Pe
II 0 Parry, Attleboro To, Eastburn, Bucks co
Chas Eirkbrido, Pa Jon Flowers, Bucks en
fl Vankirk & In, NJ- - A (I Hines & le, Pa
(I H Shaw, Yerdleyville ' ' Phloem Pickering, Pa
ROI Y Linton, Pa Cu! E 011kyson, Pa
A J Drown, Bucks co Wm Brown, Pe
Mr llobonsack, Pa Stephen Taylor, Pa
John Hough, Bucks co J G Spencer, Oxford Valley
John P Jameson, Pa Saml II Rice, Pa
Worthington Rich, 'a - Samuel Yardley, Pa
I Walton, Horsham J Palmer, Horsham
3 Leine, Horsham J . Woe, Jr, Horsham
8 Drown, Browneburg ' Wm Stucker. Bucks oo
E Atkinson. Bucks co : . Oeollbutruff, Pa
Charles White, Pa John II V Booekirk, Pa
J Farren A la r Pa . . OW Magill, Pa
T P Harvey, NPR It ' Christian Fox, Pa :
.1' Stsokhouse, Attleboro II Shaw, Morristown
Stephen Betts, Jr, Pa B W Elitlipson Pa . ~ '
T Ent, Lambertsvillo 0 B eckman,Bunke co
W Davison, Cheltenham
MADISON 1101:1811—Second.strect, above Market.
Mrs Wharton, Daysborough 1113 Kirkpatrick, Dayaboril
Chas M Adams, Delaware Thos J Moore, Delaware
R W Reynolds, Jr, Delaware J Kurtis, Butler
das Price, Maryland S D Roo, Delaware
Thou 11 Moore, Delaware T D Price, Delaware
Thee W Dawson, Wearer° goo Moore, Media, Pa
NORFOLK. Dec 1
BALD ?Affix HOTEL—Third street, abv.
Aug D Steno, Myerstown henry Wagner, Myoratown
Jacob Gans, Myerstown Ono Miller, Lebanon
J L Brobst, Lehigh co C Snyder, Carbon co
P J 'Poland, N Elsworth, N
John B Kotterer, Pa Stunt Koffman, Bath
Stephen At Kistler, Pa Miss Stepp, Allentown
BLACK BEAR HOTEL—Third street, ab Ca
Saml Miller, Bernallie Joel Detrick, Bertwillo •
Nathan Landes, District Henry Krieble, Pa
Henry Thomas, Franconia Johu Hersh,
Wm Blank, Klinersvillo Sand Herbst, District
Wm Thompson, Zionsville Aaron Lorash, Zionsville,
Jacob K 11111, Earleaville E Nngleman, Flowortowti
Jacob Miller, Chester co , John Van Attadalo, PG ,
Thos Morgan, Attleboro 8 Seligman, Port Carbon
BLACK BEAR INN—Fifth and Merchant Streets.
II
Iltram Bailoy , Chester co E Dorwart, Lancaster
Wm Shuck, Chester co Thoe T Worth, Chester eo
S J Leedom, Del co ' Wm Mullin, Media, Pa,
M 1.1 Richards, Pottstown Beni Stratton, Pottettiwn
ML Vanderalice,Pottatown Edmund Sister. Chester eo
Wrappers: Wrappers Wrappers :—A very
largo and elegant assortment, wholesale and retail, .at
leduced prices. Also, Ono Mae, Drees Stocks, and all
kinds of Furnishing Hoods for Gentlemen, at W. W.
KNlonx's, 812 Arch street, above fiiith. nogelin
Skates! Skates! Skates!—Oar readers will
find the largest and mart complete assortment of this
winter luxury, and at the lowest prices, at W. W.
Knionris, No. 010 Market street, opposite Decatur
street.,.„ no3o! l td
Saying Fund.—National Safety Trust Co:,
Office, WALNUT Street, S. W. corner of THIRD.
ARRANGEMENTS. FOR ZUSINESS DURING_ TIE
SUSPENSION OP SPECIE PAYMENTS BY THJI
RANKS.
1. Deposits received and payments made daily.
2. Current Bank Notes, Meeks, and Specie will be
received on deposit..
S. Deposits made In Bank Notes or Chocks will be
paid back in Current Bank Notes.
4. Deposit/ wade in Cloid or Silver will to paid back
n Coin.
Interest Bs vs Psn CIiNT. pOr annum
For Perfumed Breath, White Teeth, and
Beautifal complexion, use Balm of 1,000 Ploweri."
For cleaning Ladies' hale, use a Woodland 01411.9 M,
new Pomade." It curia fientremen , s belt. beiutifully.
W. P. FETRIDGB & Co., Proprietors, N. Y.
Yoe sale hr T B. Peterson, 804 Chestnut; Sample
Oinaea, Twelfth and Chestnut; A. B. Durand, 718 Chist
nut ; T. 11. Peters & Co., 710 Chestnut; G. G. Evans,
Gift Reoh-atore, 4.0.9 Chestnut; 0. S. Ilubbell, 1410
Chestnut; Frenoh, Richards, Sr. Co., Tenth and Mar
ket; A. B. Taylor, Ninth and Walnut; Dr Merriam,
Seventeenth and Chestnut; J. W. gimes & Sone,
Eighteenth and Twenty-Second and Market; Bdward
Chrlatinann 702, Chestnut; Thomas Lancaster, corner
Eleventh and Walnut. 11012-17
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•
JllOOlOll,
JOB PRINTER,
MERMANT STREET.
Checks, Notes, Drafts, /dills Lading, Bill Heads, Qir•
culars, (lards, and all other kinds of Job Printiogl, it
prices to snit the titan, 0011-1 y
Cabinet Ware and -
UPHOLSTERY,
624 WALNUT ST,
OPPOSITE INDEPENDENCE SQUARE. ,
'GEO. T. HENKEL'S,
624 WALNUT Street,
cw22-3na Late et 173 Chestnut Street
S. C. Demild, Voinnilssion Bustness in COm•
inervial paper and negotiations of loans, 66 WALNUT
81., opposite the Exchange, Philadelphia. nolo.2in
Bearer's Infant Cordfah...This Invaluable
Cordial fa prepared from a varlet) of the most choice and
efficient aromatka known In medicine, and la the most
perfect and reliable carminative extant for infanbiend
young children.
By its powerful influence a' speedy cure is Canted in
all cases of Cho lir, windy pains and spume. , Believe'
and mitigates much of children's suffering during 'denti
tion or teething, and' by its soothing properties ixan
quilises pains of the bowels, looseness, vomiting, &o.
The Infant Cordial has become a standlud remedy,
and has been need in thousands of cases with the roost
abundant 11U000611. No family should be without it.
Prepared only by SIENRY A. BOWNI,
At his Drug and Chemical Ettore,
N. B. corner of Sixth and Green ate., Philadelphia.
To whom all orders mast be addressed. And for sale
by Druggists generally. au 18.1 y
Seamen's Saving Fund—Office 109 Walnut
street, one door west of second street. Receive) de
posits in sums of One Dollar and upwards, from all
classes of the community, and allows Interest at the nag
of ale per cent, per annum.
Office open daily, from 9 until 6 o'clock, end on Mon•
day and saturday until 9 in the evening. Ptesident
Franklin Fell; Treasurer, Charles M. Morris; Secre
tary, James S. Pringle.
Bony Notes of the
PENNSYLVANIA BANK
, FOR UMBRELLAS,
liY R 7 DI. H. RICHARDSON,
No. 41S IS/RICH} STERIET
On the 21th ult , by the Rev. W. Kenney, JOHN
DAVIES to ELLEN 0., daughter of Samuel B. Thomas,
Esq., all of this city.
On the 26th ult., by Rev. R. F. Young, Mr. ALBERT
ARTIIIIR to Miss EMS A JANE REDIFER, all of Phila
delphia.
On the 26th ult., by Rev. J. B. Dales, Mr. ROBERT
WYLIE of Ovnehohocken, Pa., to Mite ELIZABETH
STERRET, of thin city.
On the let inst., SUSAN, widow of the late Andrew
Manderson In the 49th year of her age.
Iler relatives and friends are respectfully Invited to
the funeral, from her late residence, Main and Sellers
streets, Prankford, on Friday morning, at 10 o'clock.
Interment at Laurel NHL Carriages will be at N. Mel
verson,e, No, 225 Creates street, to convey her friends
from the city at 0 o'clock A. M. ttit*
On the morning of thin 10th ult., MARY EVERNTT,
aged 19 years.
On the 28th ult., WM. O. TIDAL, aged 42 yearn;
On the 30th ult , MAMA B. WALTON, wife of
W. E. Walton, In th 34th year of her age. [ New York
and Easton, Pa., papers please copy.]
On the 20th ult. at Washington city, D. 0., WM. U.
DE DEUST, aged 22 years.
LT - Literary Unrenu.—An Experienced Editor,
a successful author, and a thoroughly educated Literary
moo, weary with twenty-five years of the drudgery of
Daily Journalism, nes determined to hire out or sell his
brains at retail to those who may require their servicee
in any honorable way.
Merchants, Business Men, Inventors, and dealers of
every kind, will be supplied, off-band, with Advertise
ments, (political or otherwieo,) Notices, Cards, Circu-
lars, or any species of article desired,
Politicians will he supplied with Speeches, Reports,
Resolutions, Lettere, Waste, Pamphlets, Editorial Ar
ticles, Cominunicatlone. and every other sort of Brain
work, which they may find. it inconvenient or trouble-
Come to do for themselves.
Ladies and Gentlemen, of every rank in society or mi.
cupation in life, can Dave Lettere written on any sub
ject, whether brudnese or sentimental. -
The advertiser will also conduct or translate Corm
poudence of every kind, either English, Prouch, Span
ish, German. or Italian.
Poetry, Acrostics for Ladies , Albinos, Notes,Billet ,
dour, 51onodies, and Compositions of the most delicate
and confidential character incident to every possible
circumstance or event in life, will be furnished in in
violable confidence, by writing to the undersigned, and
explaining their wishes.
Orders by mail, accompanied with tub, 'will be
strictly and promptly attended to.
Address • J. THOMPSON,
Literary Bureau
dl 3m BOX 2285 Philadelphia P. (I ,
~ Pa.
gj'"A Fair for the Sale of Useful and Fancy
ARTICLES , will, be held under, d 4YRE'S
CHESTNUT Street, below .Spventh, by The' Ladlee
Central Home Mission," laboring, in Bedford street and
De vicinity—to commence on THIEI DAY, (Tuesday)
Dee. let, and continue open during the week. The ob
ject is to raise moans to clothe the largo numbo of chil
dren attending the DAY and p.bbath mow. in rthe Mis
sion Building, Bedford street, above Sixth. Donations
of Goods, Clothing,
,ito. will be thankfully rerlved by
Atte, JADE PRTIIRSON,Arch dratdoorbel w Ninth,
north aide ,• Mrs. It S. YARD, )10. 209 Spruce street,
Or any of Ito blanno"
Sperial Notices.
Alarnages
Eltathe
11, Ott c - e .1 the ttecetvet t TitMli"Pittladel =
Tani Decemberl,-1814. •-- - -
The tax•payere of the city of Philadelphia are hereby
;notified to pay their city and State taxes due fur the
lyear 1857 ; and that, if not paid before the FIRST DAY
, of ,lANUADT,,IBSB, in ecconbume pith the proyielone
of the acts of dumbly, the names of all delinanente
'will be published on the Bret day of January ; and upon
.01 mama unpaid on the 15th (14 of said month of Jinn
:ary there will be charged a penalty of 5 per cent,, to
gether with inteteet , to the date of payment
PETER ARMBRUSTER,
, dl-3t Reoeiver of Taxes.
GREAT REDUCTION
IN THIC PRICE 09 .
'LA
GRAIRTRRY. LOTS.
The Glenwood deteetery Do. have determined to sell
the lets In theliGemetery et'
'ONE ITALY '
no' present prieei for mei. By this reduction some
of the molt eligible Lots be sold at - '
TWELVE DOLLARS.
Only 800 lott will lxv disposed of at .these rates, cud
the opportunity - is offered until January let, 1808. Ap
ply at the office, No. 481 WALNUT BTRANT, WOW
Fifth. d2-1m
ORIGINAL EDITION .OF CHARLES
KNIGHT% PIOTORIAL SHAESPEAltE—lnclud
log the Doubtful Playa aed Biography, and illustrated
with very numerous Engravings ,on Wood, in the high
est style Of art ; forming 8 vols., imperial Bro.
The subscribers have been enabled to , secure three
copies of this magnificent edition of Shakapettre, which
has long been exceedingly scarce. Immediate applica
tion will be 11000110aly to prevent disappointment in pro
curing copies. 0..1, PRICE & 00.,
Iraportereof English Books,.
d2.y No. 83 South Sixth St., above Chestnut,
FOR SALE—A FARM of 78 acres, site
s: sled In BOORS CO., 8 miles southwest of Doyles
town ; 13 miles from a Station on Doylestown Branch,
of North Pennsylvania Railroad. The Improvemonts
ate two-story STONE MOUSE, new Darn, and other,
outbuildings. . The land le well watered and in a Sigh
state of cultivation. A large portion of the money may
remain on the property.
Apply to or address TILOS. ROGERS,
42-20 r Montgomery Square, Montgomery co., Pa.
CORN SHELLERS, ROOT CUTTERS,
Poddai butteik, Corn filllla, Cidor Dlille, Horse
Powers and Threshing Machines ,• Crain Fans, Sausage
Cutter, and Bluffers. ' Agricultural Implements in
great variety, at lowest cash prices. For sale by
dI-ltaD. LANDRETH & SON,
• Nos. gl and 23 South Sixth street.
rIVIE COMMONWEALTH BANK.-Thq
11CoMmenwealth Bank will commence businelvt an+
der the ,act of 1860, as a :MID FAXING DANK, on
WEDNESDiY, December 1887, at the Darachig
hones, Chestnut st., above Foarth. '
It, (MAMBO, Cesbler.
F OR REGISTER OF WILLS-
W lIANCOORS,
TWELFTH WARD,
d2-Seu* Subject to Democratic M ules.
TAMES H. BRYSON'S BOOK . AND JOBS
PRINTING ROOMS, 2 North SIXTII Street, first'
above Market, Philadelphia. Blanks, Cards, NU
MMI, Pamphlets, and general Printing attended to.
Binding attended to to commotion with printed head
ings of Wanks and Receipts. .112-0
'Ainttzttriento
NVALNUT STREET THEATRE.,—Les
see, Mr, E A, Marshall ; Stage Manager, Mr
John Sefton, Prices.—Dress Circle and Parquotte, 25
cents; Upper Circle, 25 cents; Secured Seats, 87E cents;
Private Box and Orchestra Seats, 50 cents.
Box Office open from 9 o'clock A. DI, to 3 P. M. Doors
open at quarter to 7 o'clock; performance to commence
at 7E, precisely.
THIS (Wednesday) EVENING, Dec. 2d, 1857,
Will be performed
I=l
Hamm
Stella, the EnchantreNe
wiIIEATLErs ARCH ST. THEATRE.
—BOLE LESSEE W. WHEATLEY.
THIS (Wednesday) EVENING, Deo. 2d, 1857,
Will be presented
LEAP YEAR; Or,THE LADIES' PRIVILEGE.
Sir Solomon Bolus, r. Thayer ; Mr. Dimple, Mr. J. 8.
Clarke ; Mee. Flowerdow, Mrs. D. P. Bowers. •
DIA.DBLAIN.II,• Or, THE . FOUNDLING OP PARIS.
Bertram!, 51r. Dolman; Madeleine, Mrs. D. Bowers.
SCALA or PRlOES.—{toles, 25 cents • Secured Seati,
38; Orchestil'a Stalls, 50 cents; Beats Private Boxee,
15 cents; Gallery, 13, canto ; Gallery for Colore
Pe r sons, 25 Peale P' rivate Box In Gallery for Colored
Persona, 38 cents.
Pox Office open from 10 A. M. until 3P. M. Ilooka
will open at OX o'clock ; performance to commence at
7, precleely.
NATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS,
.11 WALNUT STREET, NEAR EIGHTH'. -
LESSEE WESLEY BARMORE
EQUESTRIAN MANAGER THOS KING.
trr GRAND AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE—Com
ruencIug at half past 2 o'clock. Doors open at 2.
THIS (Wednesday) EVENING, Dec, 2d, 1857,
Will be presented
BRILLIANT HORSEMANSHIP,
DARING VAULTING,
GYMNASTIC PERFORMANCES, do.
To conclude with
CATARINA ; OR, TIIN DICING BRIGAND.
Catarina, Margaretle• Marco Solaria, the brigand
chief, .Mr. Thos. Ring; Egbert, Mr. Eincade.
Niers or Anxission.— Dress Circle 37,4 cents. Fa-
mily Circle 25 cents. Private Dozes 50 cents.
TAYNE'S NEW HALL, CHESTNUT ST.,
BELOW SEVENTH.
THIS (Wednesday) EVENING. Dec. 2d.
NEW OPERA NIGHT.
Second week of the renowned
BUCKLEY'S SERENADERS,
And Burlesque Ethiopian
OPERA TROUPE.
Third night of the beautiful Opera of
SONNAMMULA.,
:With now scenery, costanio, mule, Sco t
Preceded by their inimitable
ETHIOPIAN MINSTRELSY.
Doors open at half-plat 6 o'clock. Curtain rises at
half. past 7 precisely.
Admission 25 cents.
N OVEL ENTERTAINMENT
MISS WILLIAMS,
" THU WSLSCI NIGHTINCIALB,"
' Will glee her Sow, and amusing impersonation of
flounder, for the benefit of the children of the kUnaon
Temporary Home," -
AT CONCERT HALL,
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, Decembor 2nd,
At S o'clock.
Tickets 24 coots. Children half price.
Season tiekets for the Union Temporary Home lec
ture. honored. no2H-4t
MADAME LOLA MONTEZ—WiII give
her lecture on the tiEnottols OF HISTORY,
and 4, bTRONG-HINDED IVO ktEN," at
MUSICAL FUND (tALL,
On FRIDAY EVENING, December 4tb,
Doors open at a quarter of 7. Lecture to commence
at a quarter of 8 o'clock.
Admission 25 cents. del-it
QTATE POULTRY SOCIETY OP PENN
SYLVANIA,
The fourth annual exhibition le now open at.
CHESTNUT STREF.T, BELOW SEVENTH,
From 9 o'clock, A. DI. until 9 o'clock, I'. 31.
Adults 15 cents. DI.,
6 cents. , dl-5t
SANPORD's OPERA ROUSE—
ELEVENTH Street, &beet. Chestnut.
ETHIOPIAN PERPORMANCES THIS EVENING.
Ethiopian Life Illustrated by Sanford's Troupe of
Stare—New Dances by the Sanford Children.
Doom open at 7 o'clock—to commence quarter before
eight.
To conclude with
A LALIGITABLE APTERRIEOE.
Admittance 25 cents.
FURS! FURS!! FURS!!! FURS!!!!
JOHN FAREIRA Sc CO.,
Importers, Manufactnrere, and Dealers in
FANCY FURS,
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN.
!hying manufactured en immense Stock of FURS,
with the expectation of doing our usual businese the
present pressure of the times, and comparative stagna
tion of trade, have left us with an unusual amount of
Stock upon our ehalros.
It Is to meet this difficulty that we have now
DETERMINED
To closo out our
ENTIRE STOCK -
At Frites actually leo than
THEIR COST TO MANUFACTURE !
We have also on hand a Ic4 and complete assort
moot of
(UMW FURS,
CLOVES,
COLLARS, do
•
All of which will be sold at very
LOW PRICES.
No. 819 MARKET Bt Dot. l'lgbth and Ninth,
nolo-8w South otlda
Monet?
A MERICAN GOLD
AND
NEW YORK'EXOLIANUE
WANTND
AT HIGHEST CURRENT RATES, ,
HT
CRONISE A CO.,
SPECIE BROKERS,
nolki.dU 40 SOUTH MIRO ST
SCULL, CAMBLOS, & CO.,
BANKERS,
No. 95 South Third Street.
The highest premium paid for
AMERICAN GOLD
♦ND
NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
Uncurrent Yunds bought and sold.
Stocks bought and sold on commission only nolo-21nls
11.1 W. TINGLEY & CO., BANKERS
• No. 3 . 1 Bola xllIltD Elrod, Philadelphia.
COLLECTIONS promptly made on all unmade points
In tho United States and Canada.
Stocks, llonds, AA, Bought and Sold on Commission.
Uneurrent Bank Notes, Checks ) &e., bought at the
lowest rates. •
Deposit+, reoelyed sad fartereat Coved, se ptr agree.
meat aqv 2-8 m
Cyproo Compaitico.
WELLS, FARGO, & CO.,
. ,
NEW YORK 'AND CALIFORNIA
EXPRESS AND RXOIIANCtE COMPANY,
Southwest corner of
CHESTNUT AND FOURTH,
PIIILADELPIIII.
Out next Express for California, Oregon, and Pacific
Coast of South America, will go torward from New
York, per Steamer
" GRENADA,"
Ou dthUEONbIBER.
All freight should be delivered to us previous to let
December, to insure certainty of being forwarded.
D. N. BARNEY, IR.,
no2o-fitst , Agent.
pIIE ADAMS EXPRESS CO., OFFICE,
JL 1120 011.10TNUT STREET, forwards ps.RCELS,
PAOKAGES, MEINLIANDIEE; DANK NOTES and
SPECIE, either by its own ° LINES, or in connection
with other EXPRESS COMPANIES, to all the principal
TOWNS and CITIES of the United States.
E. S. SANDFORD,
ant-tf General Superinten d ent.
V n ORGIIIIM, or OHINESE SUGAR-DANE
SM-28 btlehols for erao by
CROAEIDALM, PEIRCE, it CO ,
nolo-tr Nq 104 N. Delaware avenue.
r t 000. GALLS. 'WHALE OIL
1,000 gall, Elephant 011,
60 IRAs. No.j, Lars Oil, for mad by
, OEOAI3DALE, PEIRCE, & CO ,
nolo-tf No. 104 N. Delaware avenue
CHARLES ALD
CWELL—W hotesale
44 getsit WAR 4a4 CANE /41114.4 isanarastarer, No. 4
lierth79ll", 44,
' _• ••••••-•
LADIES' CLOAAINGS.
eIIARPLEBB IMOD:LEM offer a fall assortment
of—
Black and Colored HABIT CLOTHS,
xriaLisu Bmia*,
" PRIMUS PILOTS,
Mixed " CHINCHILLA CLOTHS,
TUIrTED CLOWN, la new etylee
Black MOHAIR and LION SKIN f9r Trimmings.
d?erp
VIENNESE AND PARIS
BROOKE LONG SHAWLS,
On baud, an extensive stock, comprising all grades,
la the most desirable colors and designs, purchased at
the late Auction Sales in this city and New York,
Al' GREATIX.IIIIDUONI) PRICES.
Superior Goode at 510, 511;512.
GIIRWEN STODDANT k anontint,
Nos. 450, 452, and 454 North Second Street,
dl-y , &bare Willow.
MEN AND BOYS' •WINTER WEAR.
OURIVEN ISTOODART & BROTHER, •
deo, 452, and 454 NORTH SECOND STREET, abut.
Willow,
Have on hand all extensive stack of ' •
BROAD (MOTHS,
OASSIMERES,
SATINETS, east •
TESTINOS,
Purchased at the late Auction Mee at
BRDIIOEII
PENNSYLVANIA BANK NOTES
TAKEN AT PAR
FOR DRY GOODS.,
The subscriber offers fora few days his entire stock
of goods at
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIKES, •
and receive in payment notes of the Pennsylvania
Bank.
This, to each as may have any of this doubtful paper
on hand, is offering n great inducement, as his stock is
ono of the best in the city.
Please- give him an eafly,
E. F. IOIINSON,
n019..1w 911. !decked at., above Ninth, north side,.
moELROY IS OFFERING MORE AUC
TION BARGAINS.
$l6 Bilk and Wool Long Brecht) ehawle
$l4 Bilk and Wool Long Broche Shawls 0n1y.... 9.00
$8 Silk and Wool Square Broche.only 6.00
$l5 Chenille, extra rich, only ' 8.50
$l2 Chenille, vary Gob, only 7.00
$7 60 Chenille, plain styles 8.50
$6 Plaid all-wool Long Shawls, beautiful, 0n1y... 8.50
$l5 Cloaks, beautiful Myles and fine fabric 10.00
$l2 °Make reduced to 6.50
$0 Cloaks reduced to 4.50
$5 Cloaks reduced, to 840
300 yards very. beautiful Cloth for Ladles' Cloaks, 75c
per yard, worth $1.50 ; a splendid assortment of Ladies'
Cloths, all shades and colors, suitable for Boys' wear;
Satinets and Flannels at unprecedented low prices ; ono
lot of Paramattas at 31 cents, worth 60 ; all shades all
wool Plaids at 28 cents, worth 62%; one lot of all-wool
Detainee only 25 cents, worth 50; splendid Blankets at
only $3 per pair, worth $5 ; 500 yards of Black Beaver
Cloth at $1.50 per yard, worth $2 50; Trimmings, in
endless variety, at about half price.,
no3o-mws-It ' bIOELROY 'S, 11 South Ninth Bt.
BANK . BANKOF — FERYSYLVANIA.—SPE-,
DIAL NOTICE.—AII the notes on tho Bank of
Pennsylvania redeemed at par for DRY GOODS, selling
at less than Auction prices. Muslim, Linens, °laths ;
Casslmerci, Blankets, Shawls, Calicoes, Detainee, at a
great atomic°, in connection with our entire idea ;
which will be sold at prices which will astonish all who
may favor us with a call.. Pennsylvania Bank Notes
taken the same av specie, (we make no difference,) at
OLIVER 11. JOIINSON'S Pennsylvania Bank Note Dry
Goode Store, No. 1009 MARKET Street, above Tenth,
north side. .
.
N. B.—Orden received for the very beet 6chrtylo.l.l
Coal ; Pennsylvania Bank Notes taken In payment.
OLIVER, a. JonNsoN i .
n0.30-Im' No, 1000 kferket street,
STILL GREATER REDUCTIONS.—Ebing
determined to keep below competition, and so as to
still sell cheaper than those who here made great re
ductions in their prices, we will sell an allorool 12-4
Blanket that will measure yards and 12 inches wide
for $5 50. This is the greatest bargain yet. We will
also sell the Blankets that we sold for $5 at $3. These
ere large site. Thole that wore $5.60 for $l6O. Those
we sold at $i for $5 50, and those we sold at $9 forsB 60.
Those we sold at $l2 for $7 60. These three last lots
are the Onset quality.
Mr. 1t1011143
Tiles Bichlugs
R. 1). & W. 11. PENNELL,
1021 Market !street, below Eleventh.
T Poo YARDS FINE QUALITY
DOUBLE WIDTII PLAID CASIIKERID3
A 25 CENTS !! ! I
We have just received one ease of , the above Goodi.
We bear they are being sold in other placed at 37
cents! , .
$l,lOO worth of LONG BROOKE SIIAWLS, from $9 90
s2s—the cheapest goods we have ever seen !
A large stock of very excellent
BLACK SILKS AND FANCY BILKS!
Very cheap Blankets and Flannels.
Cloths, Caasimeres, &c. for Men's and Boys' Wear:
Carpets cloak g out, positively logs than cost.
Irish Linens, Domestic /dueling, Canton Flannels; '
Frouch /lerincee, English Cobourgg, Paramattag,
he.,
In fact we offer unparalleled bargains from a well-as
sorted
STOCK!
THORNLEY & CHUM,
n028.6t* N. E. corner of Eighth and Spring Oardep.
R ANK OF PENNSYLVANIA—GREAT
EXCITEMENT AT BELCIEERB!—We are re
ceiving the notes of the above bank at par for Dry
Goode, at greatly-reduced prices.
Bank of Pennsylvania Notes taken for (honks and
Ta!lnas.
Bank of Pennsylvania Notes taken for Shawls.
Bank of Pennsylvania Notes taken for Dress Goods,
Bank of Pennsylvania Notes taken for Merinos.
Bank of Pennsylvania Notes taken Men's Wear.
Bank of Pennsylvania Notes taken for Ribbons.
Bank of Pennsylvania Notes taken for Embroider
Bank of Pennsylvania Notes taken for Domestics.
Bank of Pennsylvania Notes taken for Blankets.
Bank of Pennsylvania Notes taken for (loves and
Bank of Pennsylvania Notes taken for the choleeo of
goods from one of the largest and beat-selected atocka in
the city, and at extraordinary low prices at
B. & T. II BEIkIIEWS,
nov2l-12t •S. W. corner Eighth and Spring Garden'.
rilllE CHEAPEST LONG BROC#E
SU aWLS EVER SOLD IN PHILADELPIII
TUORNLEY & 011 IBM, Eighth and Spring Garden,
have just purchased several lots of
LONG BROCUE SUAWLS, TOR CASH, AT A 110,ST
TREMENDOUS SAORIBIOE ! 1
1 lot tine quality, all Bilk and Wool, for !IL '
1 for $lO.
1 foo $l2. I
1 for $l4.
Several lots very flue, all wool, $l4, $l6, $18,420, 4.nd
$26.
Fine French Blanket Shawls, Chenille Shawls, Ac.,
at THORNLEY & CIIISM'S,
no2S.4t N. E. corner of Eighth and Spring Garden 616.
TUMBLING DOWN OF DRY GOOD§-
TREMENDOUS BARGAINS—From the late C l ash
Auction Sales at prices that
DEFY ALL COMPETITION.
CLOAKS and TALSIAS far below the cost of materlisis.
Dregs floods of every description at the very lowest
prices. 25 cent Delaines reduced to 1.2 g cents, and
other Goods in the same proportion.
Just opened a large lot of Chenille Scarfs, elegant
styles, at less than half price.
Closing out all our Merinos and Psramattas at cot,
and we have resolved that our Dry Goods shall be sold
as cheap as the cheapest.
J. 0. PAYNTER,
n 026.43 113 and 115 N. EIGHTH St., above Arck.
SPEOI AL NOTICE.-
A. large assortment of
Attractive and seasonable
' DRY GOODS,
Prom the extensive wholesale stocks
of several
SUSPENDED HOUSES,
Will bo opened
THIS DAY, NOVESIBEtt 2let, 1857,
At the store
No. inn MARKET Street, NORTH SIDE,
Between Ninth and Tenth,
And sold throughout
IIY RETAIL,
AT AN
UNPRECEDENTED REDUCTION
Iu prices for
C A S
The goods aro all new, and of recent im,ortetiop or
manufacture auda rare opportunity to offered to pur
chasers to purchase the best snakes and stylesi far
below the usual prices. 'SAMUEL S. HESS,
nov2l-2w No. 923 MARKET !Heald.
REMOVAL.
L. J. LEVY Sc CO.,
IN ANTICIPATION OP REMOVAL
TO Tlllt
SPLENDID
NEW STORE . ,
Now being erected for theca In
CHESTNUT STREET,
Have dotermlned, a period of
To dispose of a largo amount of their stock now in store
at very
LOW PRICES FOR CASE.
They ill% ito the attention of the Public sod tbehi Cus
tomers to uuo of Lite most complete assortments o,
STAPLE AND FANOY
'DRY GOODS
To be found in this country, which .will be digitised of
for the period named, at such prices as will insure their
sale.
CHESTNUT STREET,
noll•t( NEST TO TIMOUSTOM HOSE
HEAP Y BROWN COTTONS
Ono Thousand Bales
SILEBTIZIGS, SHIRTINGS, AND DRILLS,
1 , 11011 TEIS
LAWRENCE DIANUFACTIIRING COMPANY,
JACKSON COMPANY, (INDIAN READ)
AND
NASHUA MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
Of their varions widths end styles, which aro offered (or
sale for first-class paper,.on
SIX MONTHS' CREDIT,
by the Agents of the Commies,
ALFRED SLADE & CO.,
nol•Im 39 LETITIA STREET.
GREAT SALE OF LADIES' CLOAKS.-
A FURTHER. REDUCTION IN PRICES
Lao been determined on by the subscribers, in con
sequence of the continued presence,
500 MISSES' ENGLISH BEAVER CLOAKS,
$2. formerly $3 CO.
500 MISSES' ENGLISH BEAVER CLOAKS,
$3 60: formerly $6 60.
250 SUPERIOR FRENCH BEAVER CLOAKS,
$5 to $B, cost to import $7 to 110 each.
LONG BLACK BEAVER CIRCULARS,
$B, formerly $l2.
RICH BLACK VELVET CLOAKS,
All 20 por cent bolow cost of production.
J .1V PROCTOR & CO ,
Successors to Geo. Bulpin & Co.,
2mo d 708 CHESTNUT street.
L ADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS,
AND KNITTING ZEPHYRS.
NEW GOODS OPENED DAILY,
J. G. MAXWELL & SON.
WHOM:SALE AND RETAIL STORRS,
1090 CHESTNUT Strout, tour doors below Eleventh
And 318 S. SECOND St., below flptueo,
FACTORIES —Nos. 95 and 9T GEORGE St,
Tenth, and SECOND Street, near Union.
Ordent made at a few hours , notice., mai emit
JOHN B. , STRYBER, Ja.,
Wholesale Dealer In '
AUCTION DRY DOOM.
No. 12 BANK Street, Philadelphia. oetl-2m
FLOORING BOARDS-28,680 feet (aro
llna
ffoortog boardo, afloat, for sale by
MARTIN RMACALISTER
R US S IA AND AMERICAN TARRED
AA+ CORD/0./R.—a superior article, manufacture
tad for salt by WEAVER , BITLES & 00,
' la 8.4 t 219. tiB :if Wit4g 01 t ta IC.Wkatrif •
-
itftb Goobtf
ABOVE EIGHTH,
30 DAYS,
ealeo bg "Auction
THOMAS &-
• N 08.130 sad 141 8011T11 FOUR= STREET,
(Fottoatly Noe 1 and 60,)
11:1 - The salt of the valuableprivate library ef, Om.
late Robert F. Walsh, Esq., will be continued THLi
IYetlnendiy) EVIMING.
REAL ESTA.TE, STOCKS, he,
I Public Sales at the Philadelplde Exchange every
Tuesday Evening.
117' handbills of each property issued separately, in
addition to which we publish on the Saturday previous
to each sale one thousand catalogues pamphlet form,
giving fall descriptions of all the property to be sold .on
the following Tuesday.
• lri• 'FURNITURE BALES AT THE AUCTION
STORE every Thuredity morning. - • •• •
REAL ESTATE:AT PRIVATE SALE. -
R:7" We have a large amount of Real Estate at Pri
vate Bale, Including every description of City „and
country property. Pruned 'Lists may• be had At OE
auction Stove. ''
PRIVATE SALE REGISTER. • -
tD" Real Estate entered on our Private Sal* Re- -
ester, and advertised occasionally in oar Public Sale
Abstracts, (of which 1,000 copies are printed wee y kl, )
free of charge
•
STOOKS, ACCEPTANCES, REAL ESTATE, AL
Pamphlet catalogue now ready, containing full de
sceptic= of all -the property to be sold on Tuesday,
next, let December with a list of sales Bth and NM
December, and of real estate at private sate,
STOCKS.
On Tuesday Evening, -
December Bth, et 7 o'clock, at the PhiladelPhis Ex
change for account of whom it may concern :
240 shares Merchants , Insurance Company of Phila.
delphis, par s26—cull paid.
25 shares Manofseturers , and Mechenica' fiLvings st*
Loan Company, par sso—full paid.
Two first mortgage 2, per cent. bond,. 8500 each',
Southern Railroad (late 'Vicksburg), coupons attache;
payable July and January , 6 per tent. I
SEAL ESTATE BALE—Dxopoza Bth.
This sale will include—. -
NEAT 5101/ERN RESIDENCE-N. W. corner Elf-
teenth and Lombard streets. It Is replete with modern
improvements and conveniences. $l,OOO may remain on
TIVO LARGE . AND VALUABLE' LOTS, WEST,
PHILADELPRIL.—VaIuabIe lot S. E. corner of Walntxt
and Margaretha etreets, 150 by 175 feet. • ' "
Valuable lot, north side of Locust street; 100 feet went`William street, 100 by 167 feet (two fronts). r
HANDSOME MODERN. RESIDENCE, PINE ST
The handsome modern 'residence, southeast corner oil
Pine sod Nineteenth streets. It Is 24 feet front, and:
finished In handsome modern style. Immediate pones-1
Mon. nurr• Only $l,OOO required in cash. !
111ORTGAOE FOR $1 025.—A150, a first mortgage,
secured on 11 atone dwelling. and lot of ground, Crosscut
street, Menlyonk. Clear of ground-rent. There issi
perpetual policy of insurance for 55,000. •
HANDSOME DOUBLE RESIDENCE, WITH SIDE
YARD.—Bandsozne new reeidcnce, replete with, ell;
modern improvements, northeast corner Franklin and,
Poplar streete,lol 66 feet front. ,
MODERN - RESIDENCE.—AIso; betides:lmi ni „
porfreki
deuce, replete with modern Convenience., Frei:kat zt.
adjoining the above; lot 26 feet, 8 inches front.
E' The above era very desirable residences. Ins
mediate possession may be had. - Terrmraccommodsking,
REAL ESTATE, AA.4-41130E3.113ER, 15th.
This male will Include—
,Orphans, Court Bale—Estate of Benjamin Rut -mil, i
Deceased.' "
FOUR TREEFeSTORY ' BRION DWELLINGS—I
Pratt street, east of Fairmount street. • '
VALUABLE FARM, 77 acres end .50 perches, 3 miles
from Phrerrixville,- and 3 miles from Paoli, Cheetet
conntr, Pa.
NOTICE—STOCK OF ELEGANT FURNITITRE..j-
Oatalogaes of J. Lutz's stock of farniture to be sold this
morning, at No. 121 South Eleventh street, are tole
ready, and the furniture arranged for examination.
Sale at No. 121 South Eleventh street. • !
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD, WALNUT, AND ItAIIOGAIft
. FURNITURE.
. This Morning,
Dee. 2nd, at 10 o'clock, by catalogue; at No. 121
south Eleventh street. without reserve, the entire
Mock of I. Lutz, comprising an elegant assortment of
rosewood and walnut drawing-room Carol ture, elegank
chamber furnitareolco., all manufactured by Mr. Lutz,
expressly for his ware-room sales, of the best materials
and workmanship, and warranted.
f 1..? May be examined, with catalogues, three day*
previous to sale.
SALE AT TILE AUCTION STORE TO-MORROW
MORNING. •
OARD.—Our side at the auction store, to-morrow
morning, will comprise a first-rate assortment 'of !noose
hold furulture,.prinelpally from private. fat:Brice 1..410,
fine velvet carpets, Brussels, ingrain. and venetian
carpets, line mlrrom, engravings,' office desks, fine
china, glans and plated ware, stoves, An., to which see
invite the attention or thosiitlesirotla or pintas:pg. I .
117 . Catalogue, now ready, and the articles arranged
for examination.
Sale Noe, 180 and 141 South Fourth Street.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, PINE MIRRORS, PIANO-
FORTE, VELVET CARPETS, An.
On Thursday Morning,
At 10 o'clock, at the auction store, an extensive
assortment of excellent furniture, mirrors, plano-fortee,
Ono carpets, &0., from families declining housekeeping,
SALE OF MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
On Thureday Evening,
December 3d, at the auction store, a collection of
books on various subjects.
la - For portico tars see catalogues.
SALE OP F.NGLISFI AND ?ENNUI/ BOOKS, FRI
A LISEABY—By order of Executor.
On Friday Evening,
December 4th, by order of executor, will be sold,; a
collection of miscellaneous works-1n the Preach and
English languages.
UF - Particulars in catalogue/.
MEDICAL WORE(—ENGLISH AND FHHNCS. I
On Saturday Evening, ; 1
December sth, will be sold, a collection of Tato:able
medical books, English and French—a portion by ortlet:
or executor.
ED - Catalogues will be ready, Ind. the books arranged
on Saturday morning.
Executors' Bale.—Estate of Daniel 'Dapple.
lIDITEETIOLD FURNITURE, PIANO, BAR SIX.
TURES, LIQUORS, 000 D-WILL,
'On Monde:) , Morning, - ' i
December Tth, at' 1.0 o'clock, by catalogue, by order
of the executors of Daniel Copple,, deceased, at the,
corner of Exchange Place and Carter's alley, the do
tire household furniture, beds and bedding, table rind
bed linen, &c,' , , _ . - - I.
Also, the bar - room furniture and fixtu'res, finein
gravings, a large assortment of fine Inpirire arid - erg rs.
[l7 /lull particulars in catalogues. ,
Also, the good-will of this well known sad pop4ar
establishment
Sale et the N W. errner Fifteenth and Lombald Ste.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE , ROSEWOOD PIAN' 0-
FORTE, MANTEL CLOCK, OIL PAINTINIS;
TAPESTRY CARPETS, &o. -,
' ' - On Wednesday Morning,' '- x 4
Dec. 9th, at ID o'clock, will be sold at the NI:V. cor
ner of Fifteenth' and Lombard streeta, the household
and kitchen furniture of a gentleman declining hense
keeping_ . .
_ _ _
irr . bray be examined at 8 o'clock on the mortiing
of sale.
Shares in tho Academy of Manic; Point Breeze Paik
Philadelphia and Mercantile Libraries; Athenamm,ka.
Eaparlnctol
rbISS PARTNER.SHIP
heretofore existing es HAILER WILLIAIL4 is
YU'S DAY dissolved by mutual consent. The burhiess
will be continued at the old stand, 1132,11A.RKET St.,
by CHARLES WILLIAMS, who is authorized to collect
and pay all debts of the late 6rm. -
PETER. W. MAKER,
MULLES WILLILILS. ,
Dec. 1,1857
The undersigned would Inform the public, that having
bought out Mr. P. W. Baker. his late partner, he Will
continue the BEATING and. VENTLIoATIN(I bumisess
at the old stand, 1133 MARKET Street, where will bo
found a full assortment of Ranges, Beaters, Ventilators,
Registers, Beth Boilers, &a., and hopes, by" strict at
tention to business, to merit I. shoe of the-patrostagh
of the public.
NOTICE.—Tho COPARTNERSHIP hith
erto ousting under the firm or JAMES ELLIOTT
& CO., woo dissolved 23d WHAM, by the withdrawal of
JOHN M'ARDLE.
The business of the late arm will be settled by the
undersigned at the same location .
. JAMES 'ELLIOTT,
B. E. corner of Twentieth and Meeketeta.
Isioeernber 24th, 1851. noXl.mwtrlins
Glass and Mare.
CALL AND SEE
The Greatest
VAILIXFF or
lIOLIDAY PRESENTS
Liver exhibited in
7118 CITY or
HIRAI/ELYRIA.
Which will be Bold at exceedingly
LOW PRICES
A?
DIARXSEN B WIT'TE , S,
. j MASONIC HALL,
dLtt 713 CHESTNUT ST
Cartictings
nARPETINGS BELOW COST.—The best
N.-1 Bargains ever offered In the Carpet line mai now
be found. at DUNLAP'S Warerooms, 1110 MARK ET
street. In consequence of the hard times, we are cffer
og our stock of Flue and Common Carpeting at prices
which would aatonish the closest buyer. Beaidea. the re
duction is male on a stock of Carpeting conaiatiug largely
of goods bought et a great writhe. Any one.*lshing
to furnish a Rouse at the present time may easily 63V15
from thirty to forty per cent. on the regular prices, mad
much cheaper than they can purchase In any other
Store In the city.
We are now selling All Wool Carpeting at 05 Cents,
worth 75; Bupertlne Carpet, 75c, worth. 5110,Three
ply Carpet, 51, worth 51 30; Noglish Tapestry Carpet.
31.10, worth, 'Attest, $1 37A, ; Veit of Carpets aa cheap
In proportion; common and line Oil (Botha at a great
sacrifice Let all who want Carpeting coma Imme•
Stately and make their selection from one of the cheap
est and best ISsortments of Carpeting in this city,
n3olw* WM. DUNLAP, 1110 Market street.
Oentfeinens' funtiebing
FINE SHIRTS, made to order, and,war
ranted, of elegant material and superior work
mansbip Also, Dress Stocks and Gentlemen's Wrap
pers, at the Premium Store of W. W. KNIGHT, 012
ARCH Street, abort, Sixth no2l-y
WRAPPERS ! WRAPPERS I WRAP
PERS !—A very large sad elegant assortment at
reduced prices. Also, heavy ander-clothing of ail de
scriptions, for geotlemen'e wear, at W. W.
612 ARCH Street, above Sixth. no2l-y
WINCHESTER & SCOTT ) , GENTLE
BIEN'S YURNISMING STORE, and PATENT
SHOULDER SEAM mina MANUFACTORY, No. SW
CHESTNUT Street, above Seventh street, Philadelphia
The attention of Southern and Western Merchants, and
Strangers, Is particularly invited to this Improved cut of
Karts, the most perfect fitting article made. At whole.
sale and retail, and made to order.
IIIOUNTAIN "GLADE" BUTTER.
I We have just received our usual supply friarn The
Mountains of this celebratod BUTT Elt. Will los sold
to lots to suit customers.
B M. JONES & CO., 612 Nlsrlutt street.
G'LAZ'ING FUND.—UNITED STATES
TRUST COMPANY, comet of THIRD cad CHEST
NUT Streets.
Large and small earns received, and paid beet on de
mand, without notice, with FIVE PER GENT INTER.
EST from the day of deposit to the day of withdntwal.
Office houra L
_from 9 until 6 o'clock every day, and on
MONDAY EVENINGS from 7 until 9 o'clock,
DRAFTS for sale on England, Ireland, and Scotland,
from fl upwards.
President—STEPlCEN R. CRAWFORD.
Treasurer—PLlNY FISK.
Teller—JAMES R. HUNTER. selT-lytt
SHEEP AND GOAT SKINS. A small
Invoice of Sheep and Goat Skins, now landitm from
barque Irma, and for sale by 011.iftLE8 TETE,
no2B-10t 138 (new) Walnut st.—second burry.
31AR AC AIB 0 COFFEE.-160 bags prime
Maracaibo Coffee, now landing from barque Irma,
Mad for sale by CHARLES TETE;
n029-10t 138 (new) Walnut et.—second !dory.
ITORAGE on 'SECOND and TIIIR D
KY FLOORS eau be ha 4 at 110 north Water street
Apply to MARTIN do MAC LLISTER- - 043
5,000 TONS of MITCHELL 8c CROAS
dale's improved super PHOSPHATE OP
LINE, for WA by CROASDALE, PEIRCE & CO ,
nololf . No. 104 N. Delaware menus.
COTTON -100 bales Gait Cotton, in store
andtorulaby
AUSTIN & AliOALlathh,
001 14 North Nola prod.
P 'Pt---800firot r air.,....A.UOT/ORRER,„ outwea r
wi'n BERT SCOTT,) 131 taisba u Street,
opposite thernetoca Hones, between /Garth and Tittla
Streets,.
• ctuo...tr.! thi psitidtheattaktica: d 'tt
ohasers to the large and aaluoble aasertment of furs,
einbrolderses, millinery goolet, cloaks, shawls, hosiery
goods, velvet and bonnet ribbons, artidelads, staple,
and fancy gooda, ke.
Also, a stook of superior domeotie Anti and "dress
goods. ! • . . , . •
Also, 15 gold watches In hunting eases. .
To he peremptorily sold . t.layiscortung,commene..nj at
10 o'clock, precisely.
[l:?The whole are' now ant* , ged for egandastion,
with catalogues, and wilt be found worthy the special
attention of the trade and dealer" genenellg.
11710, &e.
this Morning, - •
Commencing at 10 o'clock precisely, we will sell by
eatalaguoYfar each,, a general. asocrtwent of funYce.-
.i.ti n of talons. capes, muffs, pelermes, cuffs, lien
rises, gloves, collar;s, guantlets, caps, Ac , made in the
best manner, of Sabre fliberisa Squirrel, Stone Dania,
Praline, Swamateorek,llynx, &e.
SILK .A.N.D FLOTII CLOAKS, TAL3L3S AfiLl Drs-
TER9.—.Oo, a line elegantly'made ' silk arid
cloth cloaks,' falcons; deters, beluga's, mantillas. de.
131BKOIDIRIES AND MILLIIS offg GOODS.—AIso,
an amortment french_and Scotch erahm,de r ie o in
jacconet, cambric, swiss, and book muslin, de.
Also, bonnet and trimming ribbons. silk galloon trim
mings, silk velvet .ribbons, -silk fringes, blonde lace,
Ate , Ace.
WOOL HOSLESY, COO - DS —Alse, men's sad women',
wool and merino shirts and drawer!, wool scarfs and
metals. 'wool hose and halt hose wool gloves.
CID:NIUE BRAWLS AND IiCARTS..--Also, a line
choi e. cobra obesiiille shawls and scarfs, Pa.-is printed
cashmere shawls, wool square and 104 shawls.
alaai a valuable' Stock I,f 'domestic goods, rich as
flannels, denim; delainee,coburgs, sattinels, 4.4 prints,
ticking; colored munbrics, wool, shawls, ginghsms,
hosiery goals, de.
GOLD WATCIP.S.—AIso, 12 or 15 gold - watches, in
WOOL '-.. —mi0,10 mixed wool yarn.
• , N.D.—Thewhole trill be ready for evandnotton, with
catalog - alit, 6.1.17 oaths morning of sale, when the trade
and parehitseta genially will, and it theirintereat to at-
TAMER - Ai FREEMAN, - AUCTIONEER,
•NO:sn'wAvitc'elltltErt, shore FOURTH'.
HARD--BALK OF ROUSIMOLD FUILNITI7I4.I4—TUES
DAY,
tr . is beg lire to inform the public that we hold
onr regular weekly sales Of Parnituts'every Tuesday, at
'our SPACIOUS SALES ROOM, NO. 422 WALNUT
STREET, where every possitile attention is given to ob
tain tha highest.; piltr for the goods of Damn who may
taverns wittieoneignments: Families having portions of
their furniture to' dispose of, or those declining house
keeping and not Wishing sales at their own dwellings,
Me bank their toroth:Lea CAREFULLY REMOTRE '2l)
OUR SALES ROOM; IMMIX rffiIitICILLILEAVUE
BETTER PRICES FOR THEIR F7.IIU9ITURR THAN
THEY' OAR OSTAM FROM ANY. OF THY FURNI
TURE DEALERS QB ANY ,VEIUDEAEOTION STORE
IN THE mr.
11:7' editor's tatotisig its with 'conilgozsellti CM rest
Reared that their property will not hew:idea. - -
• - 117 7 •-commissions more madeseate than those charged
brany . othee Anction Manse in the city.
Dier UonsignMenfa relifemthllly i:olietted: '
lirr Saler-paid Immediately after the goods are sold.
• •• • REILLESTATY4 S 4 27 1,-TRIS.REVRN INC.
This sale pt kbe Exchange, on Wednesday erasing,
December 2,1957, *l7 orclaCk, will incinde-c
OrphanetronstSalel--Vdate of Lang Minors.
PROPERTY, MAILL'OF.R STREET. •
A two-story Mich, house sod lot of ground, on th e
south Oda of Mariner street, 90 [set west of Thirteenth
street; 16 feet WM., 47 feet 1 inch deep. $22 ground
. „
iMOUNT MORIAH.C.EMETERY STOCK.
On Wednesday everting, previous to the sale of Rest
Estate, will be sold,- . . . .
26 Miami Mount Motif& Cemetery Stock.
Sale at No. 421 Walnut street.
EXECUTOR'S BALE OF ,WINES AND facirops.
On Saturday Sliirutog,
At 12 o'clock, will be sold, at the motion store, the
wines, liquors, he.,_of a gentleman, des'd, nonshalug of
Hennessy 's pale _brusQ, Otard's,dark do, Scotch malt
whiskey, Port and sherry wines in cases and demijohn,•
also, le baskets of Roe champagne ; the shore are all of
the choicest brands. ' -
Sale at No. 421 Walnut street.
1303E110R FURNITURE, CARPETS, he.
On Tuesday Morning,
At 10 o'clock, Intl be sold. at the suction store, an
sasottment of household furniture.
OFFICE FURNITURE,AIso, a large double count
ing•honse desk, handsome walnu t do, nest iron ruling
fbe countinghouse, .ofkce tables, chairs, he.'
AT PRIVATE SAAB, .
, A drat-clean Printipg Office, with *good ran of busi
ness, four printing presses, two R les and one Adams
Type and everything necessary for e business. Apply
at the Auction Store. ; - -
Al O.SES 2i.kTH A 1 , 75, - AI7CTIOI. , MER
.11.1. AND COMMISIIION IMEXCLIANT, EL X. corner
SIXTH and BAC% Btreete. - • -
_ .
ATi PRIVATE and Mimi patent lever,
Lepine, English, Swim, and Preach watch s, jewelry,
of every description, musleal instruments, do., do.
' AT PRIVATE SALS—Arranged - on second doer,
honsehold intuit:ire of *very - description, beds, mat
tresses, carpeting, looking glasses, tansy articles, de.,
-
' Oist.ddor sales - attended to personally by the - Auction
ear; Chyme very low. - Coluignments of kronor°
clothing, Jewelry, de. Ito ~ Winded.
NATTIAWSPEINCIPAL LOAN OFFICE,
8. E, Corner of Sixthand Rice Onsets,
Where money will be loaned on gold and elver plats
Witches, Jewelry Diamonds, Clothing, Dry Goods,
Groceries, Score, Eardware,' Cutler,,Furniture. Bed
ding, Horses, 'Vehicle - 5, Harness, Stlies, and on all ar
ticles of rake for any length of lime agreed on, *amass
satisfactory and liberal terms than at any other estsb-
Calumet. • M. HATELANS,
WEBB'S ireat'sals "of forfeited Watches, Jewelry,
Gant; Pistols, linliesl instruments, its., will take Alum
shortly. Due notice will be given. • • • -
WEBB'S great sals of Dry Goods, Clothing, Bedding,
do., being forfeited collaterabs, will take place shortly.
Dna notice will be given. .
- AT PRIVATE SALE, AT - HAIR THE USUAL
SELLING PRIOES.-.,Doable-bottomed and hunting
case gold patent lever watchety of the most ap
proved =ken hunting case and °pent-see gold escape.
meat levensed !Opine wetolonwfull jeweled - due gold
enameled lever. and lepius: watched for ladles'- gold
jewelry of every destriptipsn silver lever and, lapin.
watches. in hunting cases and open face; silver _English,
Swim, and French watches; a general assortment of fur
niture, beds, mattresses, micron. An.
OUT-DOOR g A tiap,sol4amiD, andclurges to wait
the times, low.
• limuilepsinents of every description of goods solicited
for public asprivnte sale.
MONEY ADVANCED on all and every kind of goods,
for public or private sale, or to be held for a limited
time. Charges Taw. •• - •
SItIVEL NATILANS; •AUCTIONEER ,
aid - 110NET - LOAN 01710 - 2, No. 112 South
THIRD Street, below Walnut, opposite Pear rt., 0n , , ,
eight doors below the Exchange.
Horn of braises, trout I ; °Wool., A. M., until 10
o'clock the arming.
Out-door enlee,'lnd sales, at the Auction Um', at
tended upon thaserst Retie:rectory terms.
OA.PLI'A.L `400,000.
.
_ -
• .E.stadlisAed for Lis !rut Thirty Yars.
•• d:dvances made from ohe dollar to thousands on Dia
monde, Silver Plate, Watehee, Jewelry, Hardware, Her
chan d Clothing, FUnti ban Bedding, Cigars, Mmieal
/Fran:mental, Orme,. Homes, Genial's, and (roods of
every descrip man ramstn arm t!ou.
looith
of
tufio
orood .
u A . .
pon ll advances, from one hundred dollars and upwards
w i ll. be charged 2 per cent. per month i $5OO and over,
the lowed market rete. .
Notice , :
This Storehouse laving 'depth of 120 nwit, has large
Ere and thief-proof milts to store all valuables, and pri
Tate watchmen for the premises ' • slim, a heavy icon
mince effected for' he the of all persons having goods
advanced upon
N. B.—On account of having. - an unlimited capital,
this office is prepared to make advances on more esti..
factory and accommodating terms than any other in
this city. ` •
Hooey 'Anneal to the poor, in mall= Mot', with
out aoreluirso, •
AT PRIVATE SALE.
Gold Patent Lever and other Watches, d'ecrelry, and
Clothing will be told at reduced prices. ►nl-ly
CIEORGE W., OMIT'', AUCTIONEER
ILA N. S. comer a BARRON and BOOTH atroete
above &toed.
• Erri.NINO- HALM.
•
BALES OVARY ILATIOIDAY .3111NINO,
At Ty, o'clock, at the Auction Store, of Barnum e, Oct
lacy,Roosakeepuis Axtielsa, Clothing, Watches, lenel
ry, Panay Aralcles,,te. ' - •
GREAT WESTERN INSURANCE AND
TRUST COMPANY—Office, 403 WALNUT, Corn,
of FOURTH Street FIRE, /URINE and INLAND
INSURANCE at the lowest rules.
Ate meeting of the Stockholders of this Company,
held on the 10th lost , the following Remo= ive
elected Directors for the coming year, via :
CHARLES 0. LATHROP, Walnut street,
WII:D.4IiI,ING. 1510 Pine street.
ALEX. WIIILLDEN, merchant, 15 North Front et.
IS "LAC lIAZLEETBST, Attorney and Counsellor.
7011 N C. HUNTER. of Wright, Hunter & Co.
E TRACY, of E. Tracy &. Co., Goldsmiths' Hall.
70113 i R. II'CURDY, of Jones, White. & ICCurly.
THOS. L GILLESPIE, of Gillespie & Zeller.
7 AS. B Sslll'll, of Jas. B. Smith & Co.
HARPER JEVEILIES, of Wm. H. Brows it. Co
JOHN IL VOODES, eor. Seventh and 81npom ktrects.
CHAS. E. 211051P00N, 413 Chestnut street.
• /NO:: SLOCUM. .V 4 l South Third street.
ALFRED TAYLOR. office Cairo City Property.
And at a meeting of the Dinectors. held Oily illy.
CHARLES C. LATRROP vas unaaiinocqy re-eleet,l
President, and WI!. DARLING. Viet-Pre.dett.
OFFICE OF TtlE INDEPENDENT 311:-
- rum, iNsritssok: COMPANY. Notice is
hereby given that in accordance with the provisions
the Act of Incorporation, an election Icy fifteen pe raic
to serve as Directors of the Independent Mutdslltou -
ranee Paull any, until the first day of Deestriber.lSsS,
or until their successors are legally chosen, will be
held at the offize of the Corepany, No. fifif. 1.1d1.11.7T
Street, en TUESDAY. the first day of December,
betseen the hours of 10 A. If and 1 P 11.
nolaMdel D. B. 31dGINLEY, Secretary.
CIIRARD FIRE A
ANCE COMPANY, PEI
802 WALNUT street, west c
"EIRE BIRKS •
DIZZO
Woi MAio,
Johp Aux - pooh, Jr.,
11. F Durroughs,
J. B. 'Joshes,
F. D. Sherman,
Wm. P. Hacker,
J. P. Steiner.
H. A .Shackelford,
Hou J9P.Y., /08E5, Preeier.l.
Mon G. W. WOODWARD, Vice President.
Rm. 8. ktOMm.us, Seeretxry.
.Taxes B. Avrersp, Awistaul Poore/my. n 02,311- if
COIIMONWEALTII FIRE INSURANCE
&MYATT?, OF TU STATE OP RENNSYLVA-
NdA,.-013acey Pi. W. Corner FOURTH and wAiNur
Ptreeta, Philadelphia. Pubetrlbed. Capital, 1d.a.V,000.
Peld-np Capitai.sVA.M.
THOMAS S. STEWART, Tics ?real.
!Warn. S. Moos, SecrAtAry. an] :y
IVANTED, FOR THE UNITED STATES
Y CAVALRY—AbIe-bodied, unmarried men, to
Whom will be pren good pay, board, clothing, and
medical attendance Pay from $l2 to V: per month
No man having a wife or child vrlll be accepted Aptly
for MOUNTED SERVICE, at No 517 .31ARENT street
above Eighth, north aide
WILLIAM 11. nor_kta,
lot Lierit 22 Ite„rt. of Cavalry,
Recrolting Officer.
oct 15 •3m.
500 AGENTS WANTED.—A. HOME
STEAD FOR. $lO !—TlelnlD.Lrien —5310.003
worth of Farms and Building bete, in the grin region
of Culpeper county, Virgssue, to be divare.l eget
113,200 euhscriters. en the 7th of Deiwmber,Vdd sub
aoriptions only ten dellars down, or fifteen dodge, one
half down. the rest on delivery of the deed ?.eery
subscriber will get a Building Lot or a Farm, randne in
value from $lO to $25,000. These farms and lets are
sold eo cheap to induce settlewents, a suMclent number
being reserved, the illaVSZb In the value of wt'oh will
compensate for the apparent lon price tow asked. Up
wards of 1.11143 lots and farms are already sold. and a
company of eettlers called the .13-age Pioneer
Assiwiatton't is now forming and will soon constr-enos •
settlement. Ample Security will be given fer the faith
ful performance of contracts and promises. Nearly
45,000 sores of land, in different parts of Vtrginia, now
at command, and will be sold to settlers at from II up to
$3OO per acre Unquestionable fiat! Will to all rare
be g tests. Wood-tatter,, coopers. farmers, . are
worsted, and Ole hundred Agents to obtain sahe.- - . - iben,
to whom the meat liberal indueements will to given.
me agents write that they are meal rig F2OO per month.
For tall particulars, subscriptions, &sonnies, &e , apply
Z. BAUDER,
SPII-7f fart Bolsi, Carolina cony, Ts,
Odes bp, %Min.
3rourattre trinnvanies
PIIILADELP3II. NoTember 15:i;
K. RICIEARDSON,
.A#3ist...at-Sacretary
'D MARINE INSITh'-
ILADEI.PHIA-019re, No.
f THIRD.
•NLY TAX.T.H.”
'Toss.
ler. Welter,
Too McClure,
Tho Crum,
A. 9 Gillett,
Furman neppard,
Etrol. ~.raits, AL ,
Jun& Klapp, St. D.
DAVID JAYNE, M. D., Was'dela
tUants