• ? ,-- gif/54, 3 *F4W-i l e.l .2ll) .ktft i PPYc l'C'tr4 i7 l ' ad 9 r,
WkiilitA(lllotriftitjtilßT,..itik - Ai l l t !f ell11011 0! ,
Witt* ,
eirPitiff. l#ll#4 ll o;:th.Parkl!epjamin would
r diiWorfiePlA " The Hi,-
'
01044bonooint;Aluit,,o,.* #o.o'ittki':Cot 41 ' 16 yil.;
Ida to diileith the penning"
Uoi - -lesathan'ti
,- innseetdeLadrligh:a4. , 9(';.t . .V 6 4-,1fura , , 0 19d 1 4 1 3
others his 'most eelf satlgylot etrorte , seareely do more
pass mustailin h'erottVi 4ioing - the:l#teer t '
'
ellyglsuiegta
ble dearth of proper appreciation s of therldleatorte;anif
If there were msnysuoir- 4 `lotsiraidesß imthe audience
Mat evening, tli . Oieritii - thete aertelal.9
tuundated":with hinihterl).TirB nAtife_trOit the
' - meet cutting erttlehMithelOMStreimti_lbe'idhat Stine
- simply The 'troth :it,. Loiterer, that It
i i" 3*ll-o ,lsitt 4Stttaf4tiliiiCi:olo,d4F thn,i,,tteait, of well_.
direete keteirer
paw eget - much
80 tar at his audie:uCe;trati,ootemrnedihla lecture,` was
certainly a splendid Suies'it cudeed',.we have not seen,
for a long,thus;4d4l42lftind /rail so mtick orealed in
every part on any shrillatloceaidiin;ir wn,exeept Mr.
Belthilthrlecti*e,v delivered ha
there, t :whiter. The
Airtuier hipearencd'idatiiii his usual 'genial
:,eyptlatiLiii'or face; sneaking `thciieri.language of good
in 'every, 11neament. ' tie opened:midi a• neat
again "ariptiaridu berets' a Philadelphia , an
'.
4 1. 1 `-!..P' M*l4l 44, tfitik.,i thitt
doing so,iiesi net for thUsvaitt:olleeparelt‘te_ product;
BOW 000-'-tot he had live new once Itome—but
'had beeirciayAtedlie 'repeat ' -
lrfaint4Sktu'inureitrort4 . lo ttOic theantae the: '
_ridiculous blue audience wa s as
IMpograinced•iin lend laughter iiyplaUtei;; -
uOnn :the warloiis ridiculous ; phases
iiielYip - relertis#;lim her; the pMplt, SWAM.,
thiuttrer,latuoln teiLtlielYthare , ; - Alany. of the aneedotes
tell—someOtithialt r ttorialdiMileus enough turelyhad
• littio moreitteoti Ati, li.tne, then that they were , limit
sold 4,r.jits:trikrtimit - Benjamin 'certainly
elande:PFe:oeßient , ainieifOst leeture•board orators.
Tlttileetutd*ftettinljoiritla ballldiladeltyarn - and, ,
considering Its undue Inegth, woo received, throughout,
withmarked Interest and `attention.,
.711stv`.VAion.-.-Wo. hive been,
T ' atietNitiliiiiattiiind ' a•Stiefit of Alletedn , i new, papet~
the Lini-of•lltitfie•Shifl . ;, , , It is yln4 mlgh!. have ' been
"atierienca and rim' lha' gallant
entunadoril :mat Wlltef-- , elogant its tinogniphy, , In
ilhietreliatnif, „and ' , routing " Efalyth'ng, that
gond ' taste` ann::elpatleine - aLuia,2„ite;ilia ippearo,
haie handeome
oialt ;being, launclia!,"„ia.now well manned and in
'gnat' trim, and`; prod oted - yijf tut-'
*tit the world:; Is
nlna !leis liaigiVountits ; he:has , already
spoken for that; and for him to speak: Is to asompll!th,
,-`'
ili,B,att/e:Slefii ran at all
,Perlodieal:Dern4a.-
,e..,Ntine c tr - ,120 Oheattint,itrait,yldladelpltia:, general
.othltifttr.4- - Ate lovelleerrof the • outure-
BeasOne-13 UoSt - npon its"; and those Who cantippre—
elite lei* Attire in ker'quest eltarrosing mood,should
rise with the sun, and_ soli her in liar quiet haunts;l
or-sirthatbeimprseticable7 Wee n:stioll through the
wise cot: sgunros t , aod, r tiew tie deur:drops, pondeut
friiiithrfierlegoto4 -false; resplendnnt with: thO
sates Pri wristlet rspi - ;' - itint'tho Knit tslit: ti;
pi og.:tiuslay
• :and fro, and, wantOolog 'in all, the
unrestiaint:tf fearless • !noose - nee. Nothing:imparts
a;gro: ntirlrist
turn, twiless tt tt,atketAt:fo/ sad of Olothea from Alto
Vf • Graniiiiie . ,StOltes; No.
-el/7 Dheatnut
• - - 3
. „
TUEI,,,r/1 „ 414L1N INSTITUTFI.777ki 10yOly
,1901X
ther continued opening of thie favorite
rat ortle tokaglirate4r;vie aocept as an Omen of saccess.
DurierthuPs4Week, tliotuisnds of _parinUis were bin
deka' froru t felting it hytheirfionimenay of the wea
ther. We trust ?this ~ week Wlll ' prose favorable,
sadLlhat 3hOniands 'Of 'Oar eftlrani avnit;theUl
mit% 'or the - nepinintiltintirlen*the'nfany 'artieles
of interest that are ; on oxhibilftm; Among-them,' we
tate pleasure in adverting to the exquisitely, graceful
Winter Clothing which forms so prominent a feature of
th'WitlUh are; ai
,every one knows, from ;
the f'.pla . ?6*aiiirliii,Efillploiblai Riporiuip" of n. U.
Chestnut street. Gentlemen desiring`
rtAsupetior artiole;in the !Stunt' etyleinre Invited to
cslt kad'6ltitreine:
-
Nor tie " T4ovironz."--=The
blezoi'OrElkinhitrihkeideiiiithet
t n3nt,`entli. ttfat`;tit 'only beToxer
elsed: allied ShOpe,, - ,and , net' !mac floc r in the
ii°o4 l g.i - ..et - latet: - ,thsti:'elglititt What would
litAvAsi to it, ca
nnot
c tell, but'
wprixtuniiiitat woild`nirect .fittenthin - ef.the
'kohl bathe reighilleent Brown bions'ointhink Hall or
ItOckhfllfc Ipllgoo, k 05.60305 Chestnut st,';'ihSve
Aire( the mu s t elegant garniettiTo r gentlemen
nen youths, to be found in the.tinion; may, be inn , '
- chased. '
.P . UlP o ,tlatic,ne•
tEelioetod toirthe Etessit.'
OAPElithrklEELßaigua Elisabeth J , Bakei=6B!
bogs earn; ES7Abco.Eali lsigaciod 800 °rum Thos Tan-
PORTO ' OARR,Li Weao.. , Davls-3806,
hideansso bag.fiacro Dialect. BrOii; , 18.1 bixs cooosat
Seck)sidli-No* Tort ;" 61 do re Ewell - o*ft & 00, do; 281
.
N 8 GrOrtisui, do;-060 Woolf do. ' -
BT. 7AO 0 1)0 0084 —Br)g WOO% Boutin, Bora6L-182
blidet tog*2 tea litiOoy,lo,lx4e6 tobacco , 78,000 cigars, G
Beradatt*„ ' '
. ,
• - CIEB4/3NDL,--Bt,brlg7,orlbe; ,
ealapro. - -248 tons Solos
staid' 860 t7doi oilman Seines & Esiftergeod.'
- WILMIhOTON; nobble W Dillon; Waits
-48 band cotton 80 Sala , 4,olrltCturperitine 240 do soak
Kolsht - & 5304. 95 balk apteturpentlns
buener.lOom. dolloBtridoroalalloahmailclitossell;
100 do OP:Ate-el; - , 3j do ante' ttripentfro'N'arnall & Og;•
den; 41 doZTeanlak - &,(3o;:4 Us mdse. Stern Si-gasman;
89 boctimgittilas-;434dorojac. , Bnglieb; Mile old Iron
Segreetadelkone,& es;-- 144 bags fait Isaac deemed &-
On; 100 doludgesteh:ta gititaf,lo4s7l feet lumber L
14 Dolby; 8 - nroplyinnikedt Newlin. , • -
R&M/LTON, ele=4Oht ClonajOiss29-115 balsa cot
ton llolten, - yanderardietc.O.6 - ; '
Illoolton,Voiromend-228'bales
cotton ordor; 18 empty nasal finale* Woltei 27 do BIM-
Seg. Oollina & On; 20 do Dithmas & Bata
FASSENC4MiS P,AItIELIVEtir
to Velue,rtovieek fronaerto Cabello-"Lereozo Joy',
Yea:ice/leo iter4 AfFe Ced#i pieet "de ja"Coveildi E ames
rut family,
XD.TrAnD.O. BIDDtlt, 00111KITTSI OF IlplUolfi s Tir.' ,
"RwARD.G. f`.
'"- ' ' • '
_ BisitXißtfis ,, ,WcAnniesi Phikst
Bh.4i-4ither,-Lballo • '' ' Rio de Janotrd, soon
pixels, Jar' Blislboth, niorgraye,
~-,Unsdos-Ayres • _ -
BOgue Whits Wing, itsthig,Lagiiijpsoioon
Bitrgwii Itsndalt • ' Itln de ,Inneiro, soon
Bilg.Tride - Wind ^ Cionfuegoo t soon
Brig Herald Biarbadoes, soap:
Brig Amason, Heins -• Binhsitoesi soon
TlT'pcm.kri HrgAnixns,
8/11P8 • 't11.1.916 "7.• - - VOA • LATS..
porals.." -• York:: tatorpool". • .• •• • Nor. 70
Ookirrti4 . ;.;;;Nrre Yort.-.Ebirtoil it.=.4qv
7110t0nr44 - .•.".".;'.Noki_YOrk - ;.110r6;%;',4';'. 510;,73
Boittaraie • .Throihrtrg' 'Hof. 75
At00r100,..". "i66606;. - Nipirkpof ' .Nor. 17
Krogarod,- N k.; Liverpool •••
YOrk:;-B7eros4 "" Nor. 26
N - iitl9riOrre4,: . - Nor; 20
AMA.' ... • Ne 'WU k':.Lloorpool ' Nor. 24
COroik;;;, - ..':•;v:Nevi r "York..ol.4daoir," ' Nor - 24
YanderbiN.::;:.New York..2outberoptoo Nor. 27
;;;;;.. - .;kortork.. - LiforpOol " •4.• Deo,
Itudrob..., - ., ...Now - York ; BrOnlop ... .... .
•Norr: York ..Liveri.Oo4. - ;'.7.":".•iaNke-2 - 8_
N A i t i r g le d a rif .
Mort NON, Y_ork.etrorrooka.l- - ; - ;`..40401 -
30 0 3, 1 5 :;::;.:34::;•;12ortrikaivortoW;;I: : ::::ite2.15
Wesor4 - .;".".4 - ;;NOw:Yort;:afromr647 - /;;;;14 - :;.060;18
Persil
Ariblo.''. • • 4141 k".. VOliaritierittOL7 - • -;-•,•:?•-• Dot!: 28
-
Dr•men - ...Dra nen: .Now York " - Oat 23
Drlnaadtha o• - .f r - ..44l4irityr.r.NgyiYork - Oat 28
Xtritaiat). • . Ltiori.Ool; - .lterr•Tork4:::,;...:6oot 27
Aida .. .. - a.sEff/Vo o , l f4 l lo.W.Talk ' - Oct 80
Vaodortoft..lonlliitopym4Now York 4 ,„ ...Nov_ 8
.• . Noir 6
-O Of Atittriroiol.Ltiorpool;:Niir;York.:',;'.l:i.Nor 10
Areal - ayro•••11ow;York - N 0 1 ,17
Weiser' ' DreraOrt. :Nair ;York .; .
............................. • Nor 24
- goriberoptai;.lcor-YOrk - • ' Deo- 1
Ney,Y4q,..., - ,...:-.llrmiuln:,:Neyr York ' - Deo' 4
tie (fitatandarls4sll Bteeniers: RIM, from Now
Yorron the !Rh . od 20th .. o[4:ach month::: -
HAS:jANAi,ND , I4:EN7
-
arrr—rnins 'NewYork '14,-§,rivlniT at no.
TIM/4 7th, and leow_thleaneAdth', Prom 'Now- Orleans
90th I -Havruia 22d1 arriving at Noir York •
Osnorna- - Yren, Now,_York"l:ltlr; Hawn'
17tholluWW - orledridl9tlr::::- Front New Orleans 211.11,
IldratukdOtkinrriving at Now-York dd. -
-Parr dnatrais44roni NorYorkl7th, arriving at Ha.
Yams 324 and - Ilee Orloarun 2544 - /tom-New , Orleans
Ilth Uarans.Bll4-arrltinir at New, York-13th; -
,Wkastort-;Yrind New:York24th s arriving it
kavank-:lak: and. Now ..Orleana Prom New °lleum,
l'lthignrentaldtbldtra ittNtwil-Yorkltrtb,
Isankr.-rlfroen ,Cllfolnatied ,4tlt. - and 19th; due 40
?LIM BEII and 2 Z 1 . -3- tinaillaraneradth and - Adth, due at
New,Verk tilth Innl:rdlatA, •
wiasii abeie dstog'fall - Sitaday the sterabere
•4 1 1 ,4 4 except tom lisvr - qriissns : r
litteutaqfte
• •
,• : ervt!, Pap4praa:lix4',; NrA.' pf,-4post;,'
sari 81.4749, - . .. . ; , ,,,k15£T317.N . .""6 1
111.04 ,- ArArg i t . '' ... ..8 88
•
' Bsvpso-Tilsenotb , 4o/4key, 20 days rsonk : Case Lisp
tierl,lolll - 4oftso oisd bsgespod.to.nos _Watson 4: Bone. - -
ti,bas oft brike , AriePiwkkil,claYs frobreSriePtil, with
• briingone entdskto Weaneaelioattergoad.,46 We.
let 20 .40, W,:ispoke TipliperWhtatting Wind,
steering b. fif 41011, )01 - TA W; spoke brig
ablei troif Beibice Bie..l,,Efetioo4 - _
IWO, ;WSW Nilol);iiirne j _lbslets 00011 Xag(; - 49
&CFI Boiniollon ,Vitto „_
861 W 0 fliiitirstobilrOPMO4/ 1 . 11 1,4 . !ti*t4 c ? ,)° P ' >:/fP2
1011 h laths teslsrollelc - 7-
• f-'-(SoftilEig 4 .6lofittia;TOOinotol43' dijto miVolobtie,
with isidtbrii&or ip;PuttiCAfartitatkUo.;,-PiPoriiiticed
It . 04 , 16 et.
goti Orribitto - E.Er,:ias
NO; dir)orietli iilol oil'o - Melftfiskri; zoote,:of,
- ,,-timoro, died., Baltimore peoefe pliesenotiee.. ` - 2
•_l3ols - abbbieW - Diliolf- . 4-thits- STAN) from Nyman&
to
No, Cra ne, ?4llo, D. Ekti ai;36:iillii:
" edit' GeniiMyyn from EIAMIIMI No'wfth
_ootfon toitoiton,,TfinclAirAF'tolo„ ,,- AL„ ,, , , ~.:-,„,
~. '_
~. fur tfotaDriarioott; 8 darilliMitlOdliall4er,
w " "iq Z. - Wilson to C 0..., -' 0 .;,, ,
, • , chi Ala Mao ird, 141.w0, 2 flaip_fromhtlltOkiioi,
firincgtoltrto:DrOmageorwOretulouiff4 `2 , €:.11 it:er- .
• =, -, • — Dolielloio, - UoytD4 VP ICoNin'ilift'ltirw,` , l9l
4 alifftricaltAorkf,`4lBBlo,l,B,33 , from ,Xrecterlos - , Del,
limilitiest - ed ibtar to Jolt Dan" #.860. 4 ;A
4
~..„......,466"41Vett7r6zattr'5,'
..-- • '- 9
.., 4 eiort" L ' - n•nrikx" AP o fil l i ty-Itotxttosp cn ' .iiic zii: A ti;
.:, ,4;iisi.t iftwAjfilifilft ec 7 Soilkr , T —.: - q 7- i - 1 -
k golgOOld fkir,.4 DOiliq 140 fkom • IrliTPl l, 01 ,
, . ~.-.' Irak iillost - _4lpartlo ;oil Bigatt ktkifi. , „ t - i=,
~ 4301 0 1471Difirvelop dayttrowliDor.BlD,ll4,
i . .-..r,llitCtiit,lll4l,* ao- .4 ~-.., ~,,,a r r ,„
f,
~ .‘io t tritMrui . -M1 j.,.,- , 4 - 1
li-:-.lvr-folii4O3Oktriplittfi- tiO c y.i2ll4Lit . ifeiritO, ,
~:•,,,potterfs v.int l ig:',.po , lit-I,#:=,
~:ii _ .„,,, ,_.•„,
...;--f 4 -VOtt 7-0 41 4fi' leii - V4ll,ll"oliiSitirkiiPtob i
. . ; ., 1 1::-= - *Nfilli. - silo ,I.S. iioool.4eoo, -.:,,”- - -, , ,•:-.-9-1-,C,
' • -5;'5" A 4-7 . 114*‘' PL 6"1, 4 1 4 0-11,3 . I ''' ,l ''f . " -R "#4 ,4 - 1 * 1 :1' 14.4. -..1. - 1
-,,o4.o3lii:tiaiiiiik4Y,*- 1 -oi -^ 7 .A'P - 41
1 . :* - 1;°. ' 4 r:' • ' *-- 34M 4 71 1 - iff# 4 : figiregarml4.. l
...,p .- idr. -- -. , ....reli•:„ki;iformii.,43--10[,i..i,
A 154,441241—
` ;,. ' f ,- ,;..:7, 3. ..... =
z;.-,4 , - i'‘r,v , 1 , pasqut uo.
, .. x. „. ~. „. 4 ..„4 :46 i *m 5 4 .1 0 . 1
~ ~,....,.;1.140-
,- ..--
OM'
g t rt -
eon & 00.
Bohr Chas Oarroll, Prete,' :Providence, Vint- Dusan,
Norton & Co. , . '
IStgR Willing, Gisypool,-Baltlmorp, A Groves, Jr. ,
(oiiireePondenee of The Preis.)
- BBADING; Nov. 8, 1858.
Tho followlnk bo'nto;:from' the' , ll[llol2 Canal, pulsed
into the Schuylkill Canal' Why, bound to Phlladel
pia; laden and consigned as Wows: "
Ohio Blanchard, lumber, &a. to John Craig; John A
&toyer. do to Malone & Taylor; Bed Ligget, do to Nor
°rose & Sheen]; B 51 Taylor. do to Gunton & Wolter
11.1thodes, grain. &o. to Perot & Bro; - Joseph B
Greens do to Alex Nesbitt; 1 raft timber to Bohnylkill
Navigation 00, - „ „
. .
" • !IT-
- --
" •
''(Eorrespondenee of the Philadelpitja Exchange.)
Oars /mean, Nov 8, 4 48 P M.
. The Ships_ Twice:Wore, for Liverpool, and Prank Hay
ale, for Piew-Orleans, , went to sea yesterday. The ehip
Naomi, for Ohativehnt, is at the Breakwater, In empl
oy with a large fleet of outward boned yeesele. The
bcrgne St Marys and brig Foster, both hem Boston,
placed up lut - oreniug, and two hem brio this fore
noon. Wind IV—weather fine
• Youth - TIIOB. B. HUGIIIff.";
' Mu:koala% TO TUB PRESS.]
' • fIoRVOLS, Nov. 8.
The eohr Ben kV:Brandy, or New York, encountered a
hairy gale, and lost her, mainmast and mat:tined other
damage. She put in bete for raper;
0 ,satataro ' n, Nov . 7.
In the. offing, ship Columbia and Alice Bittelia, from
New York, „
SAVAMMIS, GA., Nov 7.
• Attired, chip Olima, from Scotland; brig Mary .Tonea,
from New York. -
• " IatiORANDA.
Donasylvania, Told, hence, arrived at
Riehroond 6th Cut
dteamsbip Delaware, Copes, hence, arrived at N York
- • stearashlP, Pacific, Thotiipion, olessrod at New York
Yesterday.for Galway.
Ship Whirlwind, elet, from Calcutta, arrival at New
York yesterday.
Ship Lookout, Sherwood, from San Francisco, at New
:York yesterday.:
Ship - Derby, from Iffilotils for New York, was spoken•
Sept 17, lat 295, lag 84 II;
• snip Westmoreland, Teal, for Liverpool, Ohnsred at N
,Orleans 6th inst. r• • - • • •
Barque Cordons, Shier, 'reported for New York, was
loading at Kingston, A, 13th nit, to eall In a week. •
Barque W H Newman, GOA!, for Rio de Janeiro,
cleared at Daltimore 6th Jost.
. . . .
,•• Barque - dos Maxwell, 'Wilson, hence, was at Porto
Cabello 24th ult, to satl,about let hat on her return.
• Barone Wm iA Banks, Biatlett, for New Orleans, re.
mained at Wogs 14th ult.
Brig GlobeAelar, hence, arrived at Georgetown, 80,
Mt nit • -
Behr T 0 Smith, Smith, hence at New York yester
day. Oa the 7th inst, at night, cif Oranbeny Inlet, was
too lobo by an unknown steamship. Split mainsail and
carried away the main boom. Ao.
Behr J H Planner, Decay; from Wilmington, NO, at
New York yesterday, • - •
• Bohr J It Vance, Burdge, hence, arrived at New York
yesterday.,
, Bohr Sarah A -116e;Baker, for Philadelphia, cleared
At Boston Bth limb - •
- Bair aMeClifOrris,lloover, for Brandywine, sailed
front New navels 7th inst.
- liehr Deborah /ones, for Philadelphia, sailed from fl
Haven 7th
'. Bahr EsseX, Podt, from New York, arrived at Mobile
2.1 inst.
. Bohr Daniel Townsend, Townsend, hence, arrived at
Mobile 2d inst. - •
Bahr kilo's. Bush, Somers, cleared at Savannah 4th
for Philadelphia
Bahr Bmbark,DonOho, for Philadelphia, sailed from
Alexandria flth mat
Bohr Milton, Steelman, cleared at New York oth hut.
forPhiladolphia. ,
Bohr T L, Miller, Preyen, hence, arrived at Hartford
'sth Met. '
Bahr 1k Marvel, Eldridge,' cleared at New London sth
loot; for Philadelphia.,
' EldftlMl MIBOKLLANY. •
Ship Mellor', ilodgdon,'at Ness York yestentay from
Bristol, bra been 10 drys within 460 miles of New York.-
Oet 23, lat 80 85; long 67; took a gale from N; took in
alt sail; lay the chip to for three dam the wind after
'veered to NE and N, blowing a perfect hurricane,
with a very heavy moss sea, the ship lylog part of the
Ono with tbo mainsail ' under water, the sea making a
clean brush ern' her, tilling cabin and store rooms,
and starting anteater and doing other damage; some
'maks of bolts getting adrift between decks, was obliged
to Mari them to prevent their doing damage. Had Lill
winds most of the time for ten days, with thick fog and
,heavy veto.. Nov 4, oft Barnegat, saw a ship with main,.
,meet and some other epode gone.
Beaufort, NO, Nov 4—The brig Rate Reath, of New
Yolk, from Oardenes, Around to Portland, with a cargo
;of. sogs t eand molatmee, cattle, to,
this morning be.
.tween ono and two o'clock olcOspe'lookont Spit. The
=gametes that ea Monday night she sprung a leak,
and continued leaking with great force until the captain
wan • compelled to -put her ashore at the nearest point.
ITe thinks the 'mei and eargowill be a total lose.
Noton TO MARINERS
. .
The buey' placed on' Webbor , a Wok, °ape Ann, Oft the
edd elf the Point. luxe been removed by the Ben about an
eighthot a mile from Ito proper location.
PORBION PORTS
Ady at Liverpool 24th nit, North Briton, ((e) Jones,
for Portland Nov 17; Niagara, (a) for Boston Nov 6; lan
belle, Cello, (or do about ready, adv to salt Oct 23;
Mary Washington, Chapman, (Cr 110 Nov 6; Addle Snow,
litora, for •do 20th; B Curling, Carlin, for do Deo 5;-
Kangaroo, (a) Affray, for New York 2 8 th; Asia, (s)
Lott,- far do Bth; Neptune, Peabody, for do name day;
Brewster, Clark, sod Success. Childs; for do 26th; Web
star, Lowrance, for do 26th; City of New , York, dollar,
for do 28th; James Porter, Jr, Abell, for do Nov 3;
Washington, White, tor do Sd; Caravan, Sands, for do
11th;' Itanbottan, Dixon, for do 16th; P'W Brune, Lou.
die, for Baltimore Nov 20; Charles; kwhtirst, and filmy
Crcntor, Williams, for Baltimore with despatch; Linea
Toe, Polkliam, for Savannah Oct 27; Garland, Irvine,
for Mobile, Noon; Samuel Dinning, bk. , field, for do do;
Patterson; Perkins, for New'Orloane Cot 80; R Jacobs,
Henderson, for do soon; St Joules, Colley, for do Noy
16; Palmetto, Gray, for Galveston soon; Belle, Hanson,
for San Prelates° Nov 5; Africa, Bontelle, for °sienna,
about raid,. , _.' • "
Ireport at London 23d,R frherman,lliobborn, for Boa
ton; Wary Bradford, Thompson, for New York; Debbi
Wender, Spencer, for do 28tb; Patrick Henry, Moore,
for do 4th last; Victoria, Champion, James it Reiter
Allen, and Devonshire, Lord, for do; Grotto, Stuart,
Savannah; Southern Eagle, Trnidwell, for Ban Prone/.
oo; Bich. Rich, and 'Flying Bogle, Conant, for
Darbadaer; Santiago, Conk, for Demerara; Raman Er.
cor, Chase; for Rio' do Janeiro; •Lincoln, Merrill, for
llontovidtio;•.Gallego, Washburn, for Guayaquil; Sep
Dragon Grant for Sydney, NBW.
. • - (Per steamship Orroossian, at tjoebeo.)
Ar from New York 20th nit, ..Reloje, Pease, at Am
sterdam;” Old, Emerald, at Deal.
Ar .from Charleston 6th nit, Parquette del Aragon,
Barcelona,'at -
Ar from New 00.0AAS 20th nit, Gen Taylor and Gov
Anderson, at Marseilles;
. 21st, c•Wederf, at Gelvoeti
11th, Mercedes, at Mahon, where ebe WAS towed from
'Win, not being admitted to pratique there on account
of the death of her captain ATM several of the crew from
, ,
am for New York 21st nlt, Rufus (Monte, from Aril
tol;,Tropto, from lime, .
811 for New Orleensl9thVl 3 Adter and Auguste, ftom
Bremen.
ARRIVALS AT THE. PRINCLPAL HOTELS,
AP-TO cupi,o , oLocz Tales Nomura
GIRARD•II.OOBE-4Biestnut street, bola; Ninth.
C P Liss ll, P44b/trgh • W Chancellor
• Oapt Cole, Montreal - Crary, N Y'.
- 3 &Perkins, N Y D Shoemaker, & da, N Y
Miss D Shoonralker,E B Miss E Shoonmaker,N Y
Hoy J «chilArlf, Reading G ananman fa,'Reiding
J Eckert & fern, Reading • J Haldeman, Harrisburg
I Lynch. Elizabethtown , It Latimer /els, York no
!C; llanimarshold, N - .IC,W Bitumen, N '
B' Meyer, Balt; .'„Mr Jacobson, Balt
AII Lladsay.&, le, Va G Rnowlis, ilr, Balt
Mewls Ringer," 01110 . 0 Hebert Is fa`Cbarleaton
Li 4sakaus, J blagmaste,N Y
G Donoislovrife;l4.l W 8 Rambo r ,' Norristown
E CfPotts, Norristown r Miller, Balt
W W Dean, N Y - • - - 0 Nett, N Y
Pelblaan, Albany - Mao, Maggie Thorbnrn, NE,
'G W,Andiewp,Baltimere P J Bone, Pottsville
-A Behriewln, Y „Thee illeiik,N V-
T Iteld;Reogak. X C Benedlot,N Orleans'
U W Ireland. N N .13Aliewity;NashvIlle
T R Levitt, N Y blra Breese, N
,11 M Akroyed;Natitiville I Gillet, N Y
H A Fonda, Wiillantstort J A Redfield, Elmira
-Mr Leeds hla, N y D MeLity", Boston
WII Allen, N Y• I (1 , Gore Boston
W. Wilson le, - N
I' Xlideistodt, N Y
L Baedeker, N Y - • J Woodruff de la,olllolol-
W 11 Atarvlne, N Y ion •
11 Seymour, N Y. • Taylor, Obamberaburg
S Llsond:NY - P Kora, N
0 It Allin; Ye H Cohen, N Y
N Jiff White N
0 N Wats, Pa Chas B.bery, New Roolielle
Miss B 8 Mortimer, New W G Maxwell, Balt
'Rochelle - - • W J Sanders Huntsville
B N Bonin& di or!, Neriviiort Id Chandler, N
0 Furbish. Me ~ John Taylor, 'Vs
Geo Mlles N J Mrs L Napier, Cs
Miss Napier, Ge - N 0 Napier, Ga
B Thomas & 10, Balt John Rogerson, Ragland
'UNION HOTEL—AroIi street, below Fourth.
W K Loos & Is, Reading W A Benjamin& la, Ps
It Greer, Ohio J Outright & is, Pa
11 . X.Tlee,'Begeratown , J 0 Wright, Mlnerullle
0 Damp Ohio - , - 2 EI) Smith, Bawling
B P Berlin, Beading - W Wiley, M Chunk
A Vibrendti Del, U , John M Lining, N J
J.li potter, NJ , ‘ - Obis eaX,N J
Mrs Ai A Jones, Std K Pamtheimer,-N J
M ELJones'& la, Easton 0 E Wosguid, Easton
Illoke.,Ohninbersbug -J 11 blaulano, Pa
John Bhmeo, Barley, Pa
- RINHOHANT r 110T8L,Fourtli Bt., Wow Lank. •
D H Kent, Wilmington 0 0 Mlller t Pt Plessant,Va
8 0 Ilaydon. California D Trebern, Manch Ohunk
0 Steer, Much Chnuk Hon A Packer & la, Pa -
I) 0 Nicholas, Chicago - Miss Mary Psalter, Pa
11-Mansfield, Peoria, Ill" T T Braulaby, Ind
Mrs Dr Hays, Brentaao, Ind Mrs Dr Riddle, Jersey City
Mies Itiddleia array City 11 0 Gillespie, Brookr , e, Pa
W H McCune & lady; N Y Mrs 8 Bmith, Lonogster
H re filmmaker, Lancaster Kennedy. OhaniberstOg
J W Piles, J W I water. Newark, N J
L Edwards, Ohio 11 31 Edwards, Pa
AMERICO HOUSE—Ohestnut street, above Pllth. ••
T Zlintrie:Man, Ga ~, A Lagree. Aiken, 8 0
0 Allen, Columbus 0 1 „:'. 13 Lavin, Oolumlni, 8 0
J liatriapni Wilmington ,J W Rowland, Cheater
o:llsTrltigton, Phila , ; =II Drawn, Rocisferd, 11l
Afro 4' W lAnviile,Laneaster John EC Thomas, Pa
WII Mason, Nlt„, • . . ... Chu ti Smith, N Y
G L Summer/1,-Idt , ; OW. Pear son,- New Haven
EA Pucker , N.Y.. . - Mrs D Packer, te Y .
JDlntornell,N Y. • , r : Mrs 0 D Cook. N 17.
Jen U Ilooff, Va . Andrew Dennison, Ste
D Strohm, Ringato rein Pa - P Rafferty, Paterson, N J
Jll Thoravaiin iNI . . 0 Detrick, Patereon, N J
Dinj Clinton, N Y Joe J Shepard, N V'
A N ullocksidge, N J . J L Kingsley, Nl'
HO Victor, Lynchburg' W X Rice, Worcester
DORLataballi.Ta . -
NATIONAL HOTEL—Rasa street, above Third.
MA Mureby.-N Y: _ , J B Thomas, N r
3a. Smith. Washlugton . II P Beyer, Reading
P Dniltes Danville. t W 1.-St il ler, Louisville •
J J Rogers , N Haven' P T Brendlinget, Berke co
J 'Prayer, Midereville ,- . .Mrs Roads, Minerarllle .
1 B`Prlce Minaraville Mies DI Williams, Weevily
I 8 Kreigh, Oatiwriss ' .7 geldel. Danville -
JEI Nice, Pottsville - Joshes Comly.
gigs Rheeffe, - ,Minersville Jon Whitaker, Pa .
Geo Itisenwinck, Pa Joel Pink, Port Providence
Dr L Troxler eida, Pa . - , John Jameson, Allentown
.J.P Plebs, Dvansville, - Ind N B Dreary, Ps
J Strayer & In, Lebanon, Da— -, ,
PRANICLIN,IIOIIBi—Ohestnut street, above Third.
7 0 Dtantigan, N Y., - .E Whitney & wt, NJ ,
.11enj Ebersole ; Ps L Ellison, Va
IM. Blllson Delaware - 4D 0 Pennevlll, Del
R 711111, Delaware D L Griffith, Del
A-Myer; N Yr - --- • 3- • - Q 0 8 Watson, Milford .
EArefeen„.7diltnid , ...., -W Haskins, Beaton .
39, Derr, NY. - •„- -; ' John It Hudson, N Y
T 0 Van...Ok, Dairrille .. - D Carry, Pa -
D. 13110, 4,lr_ :- • '-, ,W.P Brooks, NY .
,
iIAELSZ, - -BE(BAP HOTEL =- Second street, below Vine.
a MitherreOluctlegbens ' ' P 13 Preston, pa .
- ss Miai , Seek -co • •-''''-' - II Mclntosh, Doyleetbwa
, - VAVltte:n4 , l4lmber*Ule -:
S Ely & lai Backs co
idlisla Wation,Lnniberville D W Carter, Hartsville'
flolemon Holoomkt, NI '. -2 , - J Fisher, Stockton, N I
J 0 Johnson, Stookten,N J Alt Smith, Philada -
yinintrini Bootee, N. 7. - , Dr A liclenies; Pe -
ADLAOR DRAW 1NN'......-Itllth anci Merchant streets. -
L taan)iii'lltieSterVo'r ; '. -'1 11.1' If, heeler co '
'7=Ecott,Ohestettio - ::- ''' '''_A l . 3 lilm l ble C , Chea te r ao
307.08ib1e,-Ohester eo —t- '''lS T Minna' Cheeterco 3 -
ADDall, Olitiitiffee.`r '`.- ' R Iteerheirlir &Son; Pa
Quo Celleillen.g hulyi , Pei ~R P Penulpechat & la,Pa
I panders ice - 4 la; PA' 'f- rICW Ramsey; York no, Pa
Wm Brown , Plitlada •. • ---=• := -- --=, -.
- -r - - 02 - - ;,••:—..--_;?..:-..", ....: - - ' -' •
,- BALD 'BlAll ,4 4—a l lilra r ottlet. slArie lieilowhilL `-
.P Epinal*, , A , iiiiiithil. l : "s:rakii tt Av ink & ~,i,, p,,,
, Henry fitabli - NOrrigterl Peter aleibert Hugon
Arly
eellsOn, Meyerslou --,,,, Mrs/ (}rimer, Pennant)"
'itireileger; Paiutelmrg - 'lMre X Graver, Pennsburg
'7,Maitin, Meyereton '' NI Steltir, Atq , ktor'n
.—.
1,
"IttADIBON 110171119.48e0nd 6t., below Arch, ' -
a Myers, Pa, P. Dickerson, PhDs
3 A Jones, ll , a
" ' E Watson, Del
John B Alyers, , Pa - I Allwine, Pa
John Itingwalt, Pa E D Albro, Pa
las &Wolfe, Del Jos 8 Truitt, Del
Thos R Burgess, Dal . Edw Smith Del
Mrs Tefferson, Del Diehard Davis, N Y
John P Adams, N Y
BLADE BEAR HOTEL—Third at., ab. Gallowhill.
A Seidel. Reading Fichlottery, Perkeoman
J W Bethig, Lancaeter co J D Erdman, Pa
P W Betbig, Conn D
W Miller, anville
Aire Miller, Dernville T H Snyder, Pa
D Lehr, Gratztown Levi Ruppert, Reading
G Gehret, Reading - S Barret, Reading
D Marley, Dauphin co H G Gilbert, Reading
MOUNT 'VERNON NOM—Second st., above Arab.
Elam' Woking. Pa Jae Taggart, Pa
Jno Boyer, Pa -Mrs W Townsend, Del
Mist Anna Townsend, Del Aire J Smithey., Del
Afni Jae S Bnokmaster,Del Miss Mary Bnckmaeter,Del
Thomas Bnekmaster, Del Wee Frances Dodge, Del
A L Smyrna A fa Oonlpton & la, Pa
neat Porter/ Olomfleld " 0 Malang & eon, Pa
Oliver A Arnold, Pa N A Lyle, N Y
nos Oassidy, Phtla
Operial Notices.
A Beautiful Head of Hair ••The Wonder
OF THE AGE.--YULES IittUEVE. EAU ATARI
ENNE HAIR RENOVATOR possesses the wonder
ful property of changing gray Hair to its original life
like color. Its abets on the Hair are magical, remo
ving impurities and obstructions (rein the Cuticle, pre.
venting the Hair from falling, and imparting a flowery
fragrance.
For sale by all Druggists, and at Ana 'Laboratory of
TOLES HAUEL dr. CO., Petrunage and Importers, No.
7010hestnnt WOO% Philsola. noti-fit
W. Henry Patten, Manufacturer of Window
SHADES, and Importer of CURTAIN and UPHOL
STERN MATERIALS, LAZE and MUSLIN OUR•
TAINS, BROCIATILLES, SATIN DE LAINE and
WORSTED DAMASK, RAPS, SIOREENS, PLUMES,
GI4IPS and TASSELS, GILT CORNICES and CUR
TAIN ORNAMENTS. Gilt Window Shades, with all
the trimmings, as low as 75 canto each. Just received
from Auction a large invoice of Ourtainsorhich are
offered at the following unprecedented low prices:
Curtains, St 00, worth $3 00 apa
,4 p 00, It $4 00 ~ g,
Tambour Lace " $0 00, " la 00 "
Quite heavy" • " $6 00, slo 00"
Elegant richlracroidered,slo 00, " $2O 00
Damask Curtains from $lO 00 to $l6 00 per window,
complete. Curtains made and put up at the shortest
notice, by competent workmen.
W. HENRY PATTEN, 680 011118TNIIT St.,
oo12•6mos 'Opposite J - ayme , s New Hall
Professor Saunders , Classical Institute, at
the WEST PHILADELPHIA INSTITUTE, corner of
MARKET Street and WILLIAM, will be reopened on
the first MONDAY or September. Pupils, to the num•
bar of fifty, will be received wilsour xx.rewea or nix
Oil THE PASSENOER RAILWAYS OP THE CITY.
Thus, without expense, by a pleasant and safe eon
mance, pupils can be carried into the fresh air of the
comby in lens than halt an hour from the centre of the
city. Several acres of open ground border on the beau
tiful groves of this Seminary, which is patronised by
many of the distinguished gentlemen of the city, among
whom are the Editors of The Press, the Ledger, and
The North American and tinned States Gasette, Pa.
pile are received by the, day, or into the family of the
Principal
1, PHILIDELPIIIA, July 1,1868
" We, the undersigned, have had eons or wards in
Professor Earaxtbrai Institute and family during the
Session which has just closed. In respect to parental
kindness, happy Influences, attention to health, and
progress in thorough education, our expectations have
been fully realised. To our friends, who are looking
for a decidedly good oboel for their eons, we cordially
recommend Professor Saunders , Institute.
"MATTHEW NEWHIRH, No. 1800 Arch street.
JNO. W. FORNEY, office of The Press.
CHARLES E. THOMPSON, Thompson k Hood, No
41e. Oherrtant street.
"J. S. SILVER, 1400 Girard avenue.
" W. L. SPRINGS, 831 Market street.
"GEORGE IL * MARTIN, 1025 Walnut area , '
Other Patrons of this Institution:
ELI S. BURNETT, 409 Market street.
JOHN 0. MITCHELL, 208 South Sixth street.
T. lI.OOWHAN, 142 South Eighth street.
N. B. BROWNE, 118 South Fifth street.
iiAMIIEL SWORN, Logan Square.
F. WATSON, Loran Square.
WM. SWAIN, office of Ledger.
MORTON MoMICHAEL, office of North Luterleas.
ELLIS LEWIS, Penn Square.
113-No Ihninraaw woes Beasor,
Grover & Baker's Celebrated Fatally Sewing
AIAORINEB.
A NEW STYLE—PRICE $5O.
780 OISZSTMIT 13mass, 1,131147311.1.1,111/1
These Machines sew from two spools, and form a
seam of unequalled strength, beauty, and elasticity,
which will nor rip, even if every fourth stitch be cut
They are unquestionably the best in the market for
family nee.
ocll3-tf 117'81IND FOX • OIROVLAIL.,CII
New Trimmings and Zephyr Store and Far.
TORY -4. O. 3XAXWRLL & BON, Southeast Zia
sloth and Oheetnut. 0e214m
Beamen+■ Saving Fund—Office 203 Walnut
street, one door west of Second street. Receives de
peens in sums of One Dollar and upwards, front all
classes of the community, and allows interest at the
rate of five per cent, per annum.
°Moe oven daily, froin 9 until 5 o'clock, and on Mon.
day and Saturday. until 9 in the evening. Provident,
Pranklin Poll; T 1013311,2 and floaretary, Charlto M.
btorrlo.
et. Vlttas's Dance.—This distressing and
mortifying nervous affection Is left generally either to
take Its natural course, sr Is treated on general princi
ples with very little success. The nervous symptoms
are not the disease Itself, and proceed from functional
or organic, derangement In the nervous centres. No
medicine bits been found equal to the PERUVIAN
SYRUP, in checking the involuntary nervous trent
blLogs known as St. Vitus's Dance.
➢or sale in this oity by Y. Brown, corner illith end
Cheetnut, end Canard Zc Do., corner Twelfth and
Chestnut. ' oc2B4SEcwit
One•Prlce Clothing of the Latest Styles, and
made in the beet manner, expressly for REPAII! BALES,
We mark onr lowest calling ;Trios In PLAIN PIODILES
on each article. All goods made to order are warranted
satisfactory, and our ONN•PRICIN BPSTNN is strictly ad
hered to. We believe this to be the only fair way of
dealing, u thereby all Re treated alike.
JONES to CO.,
604 BIAIIICBT Street.
Thomas W. Bally, No. 022 Market Street,
Importer and Dealer In Pine Watches, Jewelry, Sliver
and rioted Ware. Pirstulass goods constantly on hand.
Th subscriber, paying cash for every article, is enabled
to 11 at a small advance. Those about purchasing
would do well to call. All goods warranted as repro-
entsed. sot -gm
$5O, $5O, 850, 850, 850, $5O, 850, 850.-
81N0E13,43 BENING kIeOIIINEB.—PRIONS NE
DIIGED.—A new. and elegant Family Bowing Ma
chine for $6O, end'the general scale of prices greatly
reduced. All who want a substantial, simple, and re
liable Sewing Mechlin, which ha an eetabUshed repu
tation for doing the very beat work on every kind of
material, are invited to call at our office and examine
the new machines, at -the reduced prices. They can
not fall to be satisfied. I. M. BINGEN k. (70.,
no2•tdl2 No. 802 011E5TM:a Street.
To All who Want Money. Jones &
00., Broken, Northwest corner of TRIED and
GASICHLL STREETS, below LOMBARD, advance
Cash liberally, in large and small amounts, upon
deposits of Watches, Dlamoude, Jewelry, Goon,
Clothing, /to., on moderate terms. Ofilce hours from
A. 11. to 7 P. M. 0021..1m
Jackson, Check Printer.
JAOISION, CIRCULAR PRINTER.
JACKSON, BILL•HEAD PRINTER.
JACKSON, CARD PRINTER.
JACKSON, JOB PRINTER.
0080-12 t • CHESTNUT d B I EI Streets
Saving Sand.—Five Per Genii Int .
NATIONAL BAIOSTY TRUST COMPANY, WALNUT
Street, W. corner of TUT I), Philadelphia. Money
received In any sum, large or small, and interest paid
from the day of deposit •tq the day of withdrawal.
Honey le resolved and payments Made' daily, without
notice. The Investments are made In Real Notate,
Mortgagee, Ground Bents, and gush first-class comi
ties an th oharter requires. °Moe hours, from 9obloOl
In the rn4rntug until 6 &Moak in the afternoon, sni on
Monday and Tharaday OVloirgil until 8 Wetness. Me
Legal Naito.
rITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADEL-
N.-/ rIIIA, es —TII.II 005111014WEALT11 OP MM.
SYLVAIA.
tro JONEPHIS4E OLDRAIONTEL, surviving Dono
frio of JOSEPH FLEDMINO, deceaeed, greeting:
We command you, that Isyl,g aside all neatness and
Mules whatsoever '
JOU be anti appear, In your proper
person, before the Hocorable, the Judges of our Or
phans, Court, at a Court to be held on FRIDAY, the
11l li day of December, A. D 1859, at 10 Wolook of the
folonoon ; to show canoe why your letters testamentary
Should not be vaoatot on Recount of your removal from
the Mats of Pennsylyan'a, and why new lettere should
not be granted, and further to abide the order of the
Court in the ;remises ; and hereof fall not, under a
penalty of one hundred pounds
Witness OSWALD TIIOMPBON, Do
[9e/ t. or quire, at Philadelphia,' the fifth day of
Win Weer.] A oven:bar in therar of our Lord one
thousand eig h t heindred and fifty-eight.
no9we.l2t JO H N SHERRY, Clerk 0. 0.
L A D-I EB' FURS.
NOW OPEN,
The lament and beet assortment In the Olty, of
RICII SARLTI MARTEN,
MINE MARTEN,
- STONE MARTEN,
SIBERIAN SQUIRREL, FITCO,
trO., &
Also, a choice oeleotlon of .
OARRIAGM ROBES, FOOT MOM,
PUlt COLLARS, GLOVES, fro.,
• All of which will bo sold at
• GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
CHARLES OAKBORD & SON,
Importer,' end Blenufeeturing Portiere ;
oo9•to th a6t No 024 CHESTNUT Street.
SLOUIS TEN PER CENT. LOANS.—
ThA underalgtud offers to those wishing to Invest
upon undoubted Real Estate Eecurity, Node of Trust,
bonds And mortgagee) on property waned at near
double the Amount, et the loan, itt the city of Bt. Louis,
baring ten per Cant. interest, the legal rate. Interest
and principal payable in Philadelphia. Some from
$l,OOO upwards. taIE.RLES it. KERN, US WALNUT
St eat. ~ . noibtutbs-tit
1 ',UMBER. _
' 40,000 feet eeneoried White Pine.'
70,000 feet seasoned Poplar Chair and Settee Plank,
~
00,000 ,"„ " • 6-
h a snd nd 4Oek•4 Po
Plank and Boawde.
plar Bondi!.
20,900. • A
Fpr male at L. D. DANII ec 00 , 8 Wholesele and
.ClotnmisSlOZl littrAber Yol i BROAD street, above Rao..
wa9-/Irit
THE PRESSO -- PHILAPEIMP A, TUESDAY* riovramErAt 0 . 1958.
On the Ild Instant, by the' Bev: Joseph Oestle,
JOHN TM to Wee LIZZIE, daughter of Mr. T.
Ifelntire, of Ole city. -
' On the 4th Instant, by the Be,. W 11. Ent-nese, Dr.
CHARLES WOODNUT to Mira MARY L., daughter of
Mr Z. M. Garreteon, all of this city.
On the 7th instant. by the Bey. John Ohatnbers.
Mr
JAB. B. BRYAN, of Philadelphia. to Miss lOREPIIINE
MIDDLETON, of Mount folly,
Meatbo.
0 n the morning of the 7th instant, Dr, J. K. BON
BALL.
Hfe relatives • and friends ere particularly Invited
to attend hie funeral, from his late residence, Chester,
this (Tuesday) afternoon, at 1 o'clock, without further
notice.
On the 6th instant, CORNELIUS HaTILAND, aged
80 years.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect,
fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late resi
dence, souihwest corner of Pith and Federal streets,
this (Tuesday) morning, at 835 o'clock, without further
notice. Funeral service at St. Paul's Church. Inter
ment at lit Mary's Cemetery
On the 7th instant, ANN C NEOLD, wife of Luke
Nand, and daughter of the late Geo. Darter, In the Ma
year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited
to attend the funeral, from the residence of her hus
band. No. 612 North Twenty-third otreet, below Coates,
this (Tuesday) afternon, at 2 &Wolk, without further
nol i re.
On the Bth instant, THOMAS H. CHAIN, in the 41st
year of his age.
The relatives and friends, and Prudence Lodge, No.
11 A. Y. M., alga the Order n general, are reepeetfully
invited to attend the funeral, from Lie late residence,
No 1416 Ogden street, above Fifteenth, thin (Tuesday)
afternoon ' at 2 o'clock, without further notice. • 4'
Oa the 6th instant, Mrs, - ANN.JARET, wife of Mr.
SAMUEL SLACK, and daughter of the late Captain
Samuel King, in the 40th year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the reeldence
of her brother-in-law. Mr. Matthew W Bruce, No 406
Wharton street, above Fourth, thin (Tuesday) after
noon, at 8 o'clock. , *
On the oth instant, GEORGE B MATHER, In the
54th year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect-,
fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late me
dem. No. 808 South Ninth street, below Catharine,
this (Tuesday) afternoon, at 1 o'clock, without further
notice. Interment at Maohpelah Cemetery. tM
On the Ith Instant, BENJAMIN WALLACE, In the
47th year of his age:
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late resi
dence, near Palmyra, Burlington county, N. J., this
(Tuesday) morning, at, 10 o'clock.
On the 7th instant, MARGARET MoDERMITT.
Her relatives and friends are respectfully Invited to
attend the funeral, from the residence of Mr. Wm. B.
Thomas, 1826 Spring Garden street, this (Tuesday)
morning, at 10 o'clock, without further notice. *
On the 7th instant, Mr. BENJAMIN PRIEST, In the
Old year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully Invited to attend the funeral, from his late resi
dence, No. 1107 Fries' - Court, Eleventh street, above
Market, to-morrow(Wednesday) morning, at 10 o'clock,
w gout further notice. **
On the 7th instant, EDWARD O'BRIEN, aged 02
years,
The relatives and friends of the family are invited to
attend his funeral, from his late residence, Christian
street, below Ninth, this (Tuesday) afternoon at one
o'clock, to proceed to Cathedral Cemetery, without
farther notice.
Ber Th e Mat Stated Meeting el the Merle
LITERARY INSTITUTE trill be hold In the
nt&NICPCIED Ito , d and YORK Ste., on TUES
DAY WYRNING. Nov Olh, at 73 &Omsk. The an,
lie h invited Oddment; by 001. JOHN W. FORNE
Orl. THOn. FITZGERALD, and
J. HOUSTON, M. D., Preet.
Attest, JAS. WORK, See , y. It
A. Premium to Penmantiiip.••-Bryant
BT ItATTON:BIIJEROANTILIt COLLEGE hat
carried off the premium in this department at t^e
ranirlin Institute Exhibition. Their epeeimene are
curiosities of art. All sliond see them. Their PRES
01.408 in Business Penmanship continues THIS and
WEDIaSDAY IsVENlblil. All are invited to attend
et their 111 owns, ELEVENTH mid CHESTNUT Ms. It
ErPeople's Literary Institute —Third
LECTURE, by G. W. CURTIS, Esq CON
CERT HALL, THURSDAY EVENING, Nov. 11.
Subject: Democracy and Education, Steele Tickets
25 cents; admitting one to Course, $1; two to Coarse,
Si 50; three, $2. No reduction in price of Semen
Tickets—for sale et the Bookstores. Lecture (COM
menoes at quarter before eight. Doors open precisely
at quarter before seven. nos.st*
Iry. Pictorial Lecture,
Br
REMBRANDT PEALE,
0 N
gi WASHINGTON Arili RIB PORTRAITS,"
Will be
REPEATED
At the MUSICAL FUND HALL, on TUESDAY, Nov
0114 to commence at 8 o'clock.
nos.4t* TICKETS 25 Mai.
Ilya Exchange Bank of Pittsburgh—Pitts.
nacos, November 2, 1858.—The President and
Directors of this Dank have declared a dividend of
Your Por Cent. on the Capital Stook, out of the profits
of the last six months.
The !Santoro Stockholders or their legal represent
tires will be paid at the Western Bank or Philadelphia
on or after tho 12th instant.
nol-dt* H. SI. MIIRRAY„OsebIer.
(i 5. Girard Bank. , —Plilladelphin, Novella.
tier 2, 1868.—The of the
haTe declared a
dividend, this day, out of the profits of the last six
months, of three and a half per cent. payable on and
after the lathing., free of State Tax.
W. L. SCHAFFER,
n9-8t • Caviller.
/IT Farmers+ and Illecnonica , Bank.—
Philadelphia. November 2,lBtB.—Thu
Direo
tore have this day declared adtvldendot tour per cent.,
payable on demand. W. RUSHTON, Ja..
nB.ot °adder.
Westernßank, Philadelphia, November
2,1858 —The Dirroters of ibis Bank, have thin
day declared a dividend alive per cent., payable onand
after the 12th bud., clear of alto Tax.
(1. M. TROU TM ashi AN,
matt Cer.
orSouthwark flank, Philadrlpio n,
tomboy 5,1856.—The Board of Directlira bate
Ude day declared a dividend of five per cent., payable
on and after 'Friday nest, 6th fatant. _
P. P. STBEG,
113.6tte Cashier.
CllMBank of Commerce, Philadelphia, Oct.
2, D.—Notice to hereby glom!' that an Elea
for THIRTEEN DIRECTOR/3 to serve the en.
sang year, will be held at the Banking House, on
MONDAY, the 16th day of November next, between
the hours of 10 A. M. and 2P. M. call to th-tnol6
Erys Nottee.•-The Third Instalment of Five
Dollars per share on the Stock of the Sewed
and Third-street Passenger RallwaY Company of Phila
delphia will be duo and payable at the Office of the
Company, No. 228 WALNUT Si ,on or before No
vember 28th, 1858.
By order of the Board. Dlit4DY 1311ARWOOD,
oelB•tutbs•tli4o Breretery
ffe Philadelphia Exchange Company, Nov.
18158. The Managers have this day de
dated a dividend of TWO-AND on 8-11ALIP PER
CENT, on the Capital Stock of the Company, payable to
the Stockholders or their legal Representatives, by the
Superintendent, at the Exchange, on and after TUES
DAY, 16th last, The Transfer Books will be closed
until that date. wm. L. GRANT, Secretary.
no2-tuthea CIO
TrUnion Bank.—An Election for Direc
tors of the Union Bank, to servo for the ensil
ing year, will be held at the BANKING HOME, at
the N. E. corner of ABOH and THIRD streets, on
MONDAY, the 16th Instant, between the hours of 10
and 12 A. M. JAMES 1.1131.11 Y, °ashler.
Phila., Nov. 2,1858. nB.lot
Ilya Mercantile Beneficial Association of
PHILADIMPIIIA.—The Annual Bleating of
the Association will be held at their Room ) Southwest
corner of SEYDNTEI and RANSOM Streets, on TUES
DAY Afternoon, November 91la, at 8 o'clock,' at which
time an election will be held for Managers to serve for
the ensuing year. WM. A. RODIN, Secretary.
nol-9t
LTSouthwark Bank, Philadelphia, October
11 185 EL—The Annual Meeting of the Stook,
lers of this Bank will be bold st the BASB.IbIe
MOUSE, on Tuesday, the 2d day of Novenilm next, at
12 o'clock M. And the Annual Election Directors
will be held at the BANKINfIIIOIIIDII, on Monday, the
lfith day of November next, between the hours of 10
o'clock A. M. and 2 o'clock P. M. 1?. P.
00124tnolb Cashier.
cv... Home for Invalids with Affections ,of
113 THE °HEST.
B. W. corner PASICE and OLIZEINTIT Streets.
0c21.-lw West Philadelphia.
, Farmers , and Mechanics' Bank, Philo
/MAWS, Oct. 2, Intl.—The Annual Election
for Directors will bo held at the BANKING HOUSE,
on MONDAY, the 15th day of November next, between
the hours of 9 o'clock A. M. and 8 o'clock P. DI., and
on TUESDAY, tho 2d day of November next, a general
meeting of the Stockholders will be held at the Banking
House at 4 o'clock P.M., agreeably to the charter.
oat dtNl6 19.111JEGITON, Jr., Cashier.
irr Business 11Ien?s Union Prayer Meeting
Daily from Twelve to One o'clock In the Bansom.atreeit
Ohureh. B
are I been there? If not, why? Special
Prayer for Sabbath Schools on Saturday. Prayer for
our Firemen on Thuredey. These services are deeply
Interenting.
rgice Office or the Dauphin and Stoquelianna
COAL COMPANY—New lona, October 20,1858.
The Annurl Meeting of the Stockholders of this Com
pany will be held at the Girard liouse,” in Phila
delphia, on the third WEDNESDAY, tho 17th day of
November next, at noon, when and where an election
will be held for eleven Directors to serve for the miming
' , oar. The transfer books will be closed from the Bth to
the 17th of November next, both Inclusive.
By order of tho Board of Directors,
PRANK. S.. BOND,
Secretary.
oc 21.-dinovr7
crTo Corn Exchange Bank—Philadolphla
001.013111110, 1868.—An election for thirteen Dl
rectors, to serve the mottling 'oar, will be held at the
Ranking-houre on MONDAY, November 16th, between
ten A. M. end three P. it.
ool6d Nl5
gan. Treasurer's Department Pennsylvania
RAILROAD COMPANY—Pnizanin.rniS, Oct.
15,1858.
NOTIOB.—The Board of Motors have this day de
clared a semi-annual dividend of three par cent on the
Capital Bloch of the Charpany, (elem. of State tax,)
payable on and after November 15th, proximo.
Blank Powers of Attorney for eolleotiog Dividends
can be had on application at this office.
ocls-1m T 1203. T. FIRTH, Treasurer.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD OODIPAN St
NOTIOH TO PIIIIADSLPIIIA lill ROIIANT3
THE WINTER RATES ON FREIGHTS WEST
WARD by the different Railroad lines will take effect in
ROSTON AND NEW YORE on the 16th instant, and in
PHILADELPHIA upon freights destined beyond Pitts
burgh on the 16th inst.
The rates are lower than former Winter prices by
Itsßuud. Bay:
DEM PHILADELPHIA TO
let OWN. 2d Ohm. 3d Ohm. 4th olael
001umbne,0.....51.20 $l.OO $ 82 02
Olneiunott, 1.30 1.14 90 67
Lou/ovine, Hy.... 1.60 1.27 1.05 80
Indtaitspolle, Ind. 1.85 1.15 - 05 10
51. Louts, Ho 1.80 160 180 05
Ohtesgo,lll 1.60 1.25 1.10 80
To other points in the West at comparative low rates
by Ball, and at the usual difference below nail rates
when shipped by river from Pittsburgh.
H. H. HOUSTON,
general Freight Agent P. R. R. Co.
PUILADA, Noy, Bd, 1858. no9-12t
WHISKEY. -80 bbls., 20h do. ((Miller
Rielsenton , s) Old Monongahela Whlakey,
store and for Bale, by A. MERINO,
0011. At U 0 south IMIONT treat
(11ANGS OF RIGGING made to order, by
%X W2 L4MB, PMER, it 00., N 0.23 N. WATES
Ot t awl 99 N. WRAMEO. 0023
tUaiiia4tEf.
J. W. TORREY, Cashier
WESTERN SHIPPERS
Mal Oolitic
in VALUABLE " FARM AND PLAN-
A= T tTION AT PRIVATE SALE—Containing about
8 800 Actot orsuperfor Land, welladapted to Barmiog and
Grazing, 1 000 aorea of which is Woodland, heavily tim
bered with Spruce and Yellow Pine, Oak, hickory, 160
Ames of very impeder Aah, all within a mile of the
River or Bay.
400 Acres of Rank Meadow, very rich Marsh, the ba
lance cleared and mostly under Cultivation at the pre•
sent time, situate I in PRINCE WILLIABI'COhNTY,
STATE OP VIRGINIA,
On the West side of the Potomac River, about ten
tolleabelow Mount Vernon, and has a front of about ala
rifles on the Potomac River and Occoquen Bay, with
three or the moat valuable
MAD 81611BEIREI ,
In the United states; a Peach %chard of 400 Trees,
ready for bearing the coming season ; 400 Aorta aro now
an Clover and l'imotty, either for blowing or grating;
and 203 Acres in TV;heat. The present owner has lin•
proved it with a view of resting on it, and hoe put,
within the last four yeats, 16.000 bushels of Lime and
40 tone of Guano upon tt, with the most wonderful
vaults.
TILE IMPROVZWENTB
Consist of a good House, six rooms and a kitohen,
out•nouses for servants ant workmen, 2 large barns,
stable, corn , h,u e, and a welt of excellent water
at the door ; also in the course of construction,
and nearly finished at the southern portion of
the tract, a two.story house, with eta rooms and a good
barn.
The Stock, Farming Utensils, Furniture, boats, Nets,
and Ropes of the Fisherlea, large Boat for carrying
wood, and all of the present crops on hand, will be die.
posed of to the purchaser upon the most reasonable
terms, if desired.
To Capitalists, the above Property offers many
discontents, ant will be disposed of upon the most liberal
terms, as the payment will be made easy.
We Invite especial attention to this Property,
end solicit e. personal inspection of the premises, which
cannot fail to produce the most favorable impression as
to the great number of advantages it possesses over any
other property In the certain prospect of yielding a
large income from the investment at once.
DWI - • All Communications requoating a fuller or more
complete description of the Property will receive the
prompt attention of the undersigned
For terms, apply to COOPEIt.
JOHN W. OTOKEB,
Attornoys•at•Law,
noB-trt th sa 4w 423 WALNUT Bt., Phnom.
FOR SALE—A valuable FARM of 60
ORES in CHESTER CO., near Springville and
Ito) e.''s Ford Station, on the Reading Railroad, from
whion there ate several trains daily to and from the
city. Land is A No. 1, beautifully situated. 8 acres
of very fertile bottom land lying between the Canal and
Schuyiklit river, the balance at an elevation of about
100 feet overlooking the thriving village of Springville.
Improvements good, nearly now, and all that le nece6-
earg. For further information apply to O. COLLINS
MEE to 00., No. 217 South .80111a1.1 Street nil.t.tss
OHESTER COUNTY FARM.-FOR
deetrable SAM of 225 AMES, In
Brandywine Township, about 4 nellee from Ooatosrlile.
The land le of excellent quality, well watered, and Is well
adopted for either dairying or grazing. Apply to f. D.
RBINBOTII, No. 486 WALNUT Street. no44t*
se LAND IN DELAWARE COLLET
setia FOR SALE.-108 acres of Land, hesutirullyeltu-
Med, Jetweea Philadelphia and Media, on the line of
the West °heater Railroad, with two large fronts on
the road, ant a Sralon, rblanobester Station.) Thle is
a desirable proper'y for 1111 roveutonkand dividing Into
severel.eltse for tit-of-town Jo.ldenceo, Apply to J.
D" REINBOTR, 430 WALNUT St. noo.3t*
gliozoluttano anb glavartnerohips.
DISSOLUTION.—Tho Partnership hereto
faro extolling battmon WILLIAM L. JACOBS
and MORRIS R. ROBERTS, undor th% flem of JAOull
& ROBERTS, la THIS DAY Almolvod by mutual con
gout W L. JAdOBS,
MORRIS R. ROBERTS.
Saturday, Nov. 8, INA. noo-3tt
d -
of BENTZ & BARD-
W&LL, No 18 North Yin% &root, le MIS
DAY dissolved, by mutual eoosest. GXORGH
BLED WELL Is Mono atithorlsol b collect tho out,
standing accounts of sold firm,
aIORUE D. BENTZ,
GEORGE H. BANDWELL.
Philadelphia, Nov O,IBEB. no9-Bt*
113altbee, Jevuelrg, Sor.
BAILEY & 00.,
rozmaLT
BAILNY KITOEBN,
Rue retaoTal to their new Moved, White Marble
Store,
819 CIIESTNUT STREET,
NORTH SIDE, BELOW THE GIRARD ROUSH.
Now opening their fell stook of
IMPORTED JEWELRY, PLATED WARNS, AND
DANDY GOON,
To which they invite the attention of the public,
01L-VBXWARD, WATCHED, DIAMONDS, AND
PIGIRLA,
=ES
earriapo.
CARRIA.GES.
WM. D. ROGERS,
omit% AND LIGHT•CARRIAG BUILDER
1009 AND 1011 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
Orders for CARRIAGES from all ports of the world
executed with prompting, and eatletaotion guarantied
selS•9mlf
pRANKLIN INSTITUTE EXHIBITION,
ExtEENTH and FILBERT Streets.
• Pi) 1L611111.P1114. hi... May. Nov. Bth, 1858.
THE COMMIT IRE ON EXHIBITION announce to
the Public that, owing to the inclement weather et the
past week, and at the earnest and almost unanimous
request 'of the Depositors, they bare dote:mined to
continue the Exhibition for the present week.
The AXIRBITION will close on SATURDAY EVE
NING, the nth inst., and Depositors are requested to
call for their articles on deposit on MONDAY next, the
15th inst.. at 10 &deck A. M.
DEPOSITORS HAVING THEIR GOODS INSURED
under the Open policies of the Committee are Int.rmed
that the Insurance holds good until MONDAY next, the
15th inst , at 12 o'clock M.
TICKETS OF ADMISSION TO THE EXHIBITION
will be sold as heretofore, including the Fare, In the
Tenth and Eleventh street, Market street, and Race
and Vine street Pateengez Railroad cars ; also by the
Germantown and Norristown Railroad Company.
PROPOSALS FOR THE PURCHASE OP ALL THE
LUMBER used in the large ailed as it now stands, ex
well In the tables and platforms, will bo received during
the current weex, to be removed from the premiseebe•
fore the let of December next.
By order of the Committee on Exhibition,
noB-05 it JOHN E. ARMORS, Chairman.
w ins & BROTHER'S
CARPET WARREOIII39I,
No. 920 CHESTNUT sTII.E.Er.
WE MALL OPEN TODAY ANOTHER, /NVOIOII
OF
RtiaLISIL
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS,
OP
" CROSSLEY'S" CELEBRATED MAKE,
AT
ONE DOLLAR A YARD.
Carpet buyers will nod our stock toll and of froth
styleo, and BnIOE6 VERY LOW. ncB-tf
SUTTDN'S IMPROVED STEAM
STOVE!
GREAT ECONOMY IN FUEL I
The attention of the Pablic le calltd to the
above reeently.patented STEAM STOVE. The ends
attained by the principle are; let, Eccnomy_there
being required two.thirds leveled than by the ordinary
article ; eimpilelty of arrangement I a mined and unit
form heat, safety, and convenience. A Stove con
structed upon thee principle will be on exhibition for
one week at 218 W (JAW! Street, Room No 5. Per
sons desirous of purchasing the right of Statee can
coats, with )1. DOWNING.
Sole Agent of Patentee,
MANILA. ROPE—.Assorted Sizes. Diane
featured and for Kale at lowest Newt ork prlcea,
by WEAVER, FITLER. & 00 ,
w No. 23 North WATER Street,
noB and 22 North wlimtvits.
1O NEWSPAPER PROPRIETORS.—
NATIONAL TELEGRAPHIC} NEWS AGENCY.,
OARS & JOHNSON announce to the Preen through
out the bolted States that they are completing ar
rangements on a moat liberal scale, for a vett= of
TELEGRAPHIC} NE AS REPORTS, which bee never
balm been equalled in this country They pledgo
themselves to furnish the earliest and most reliable re
ports of all the otirriag and important events of the
day. at a price which cannot fail to be advantageous to
the Probe generally.
All letters and communications to be addressed to
CARR x JOIINSON,
National Telegraph Newe Reporters, South THIRD
Street, opposite Sethange, Philada.
N. W. CARR,
G. W. L. JOIINSON.
Ueo. W. L. Johnson, 23 Wall et., Now York City.
John,' • Smith Sterolituate , linohattgo, Roston.
John Wills, corner p,ooh and Baltimore streets, Bal
timore.
Per experience and reliability in the business, we
would refer to : Morton McMichael, North American
and 11. 8 Casette Swain & Public Ledger;
Jes Per larding c ' Bon, Pennsylvania Inquirer; John
W. Barney, The Press; Cummings & Peacock, Eroming
Bulletin; P. W. Orsyson & Co., Evening Journal ; Jo
seph Severna , Evening Argue ; Joseph ft Plardgen,
Daily News; William Rico. Pennsylvanian • Lawlor,
Everett, Jr Eincken, Sunday Dispatch; Magtlt & Jones,
Sunday Mercury; Jon. IL Jackson, Sunday Transcript.
oc2o-tf
MOTlCS.—Applcations will be received
11 until NOVEMBER 16th, 1858, at 12 (Pete,* M.,
for the Situation of PRINCIPAL of the CENTRAL
HIGH sawn of the City of Philadelphia. Address
the understood, at the Oißee of the Controllers of
Publie Sebools, B. R. corner SIXTH and APELPIII
Streets, Athentemn
WASH'S J. JACKSON, Chairman,
not-St Committee on nigh School,
lAMILIES SUPPLIED with OYSTERS
of tbo best quality, at the Stand northwest corner
of EIGHTH and GIIKEN Streets, until 11 0 olook at
night. Also, Fried and Cooked in every variety of
styte, and sent to residences, by SAMUEL fkl ARM'.
Nov. 6th, 3.6t6. novll Stile
OILS. -50 Pure Straits Tanner's Oils.
10 do. do, Cod Liver Oil, For 6610
(IEORGE 11OLDIN,
noo-3t* N 0.106 North WIIARYNEI.
RlA . Z ri — s 7 tr ,l o oo ßar binili
1 - 7 Va s lt v ju ry lot"r i nn i ?f N o A w
TXONAL RAILROAD DbPO V, .122} BIARRF,T . I3 , raot. - .
noo.3t* C. PRENTZEL.
NOTICE.—PHILADELPHIA and READ
-1 ING RAILROAD —The DOWN FAETOUT 10
Depot of 'he Philadelphta and Reading Railroad Corn.
pang, hag been removed from No. 225 to Non. 242 and
248 BROAD, above Rea° atreola
All tho ThllOl3Dll FRBIGIIT Intilnoza or the
Company, both OUTWARD and INWARD will be
transacted at - this Depot. JNO. T. BNATY,
no 4 lm general Agent.
CIONSIGNEES of merchandise by
Bremen Willie WASHINGTON 0. A. Wecoke,
master, will please send tbeir permits on board, at
Sonlh•street wharf, or to Y. 11, HAMS, No 23 South
TIIIBD Street all goo /a not permitted within 5 days
will be sent to the public store, not- fit*
WIIITE-FISH.--A very Superior Article
of "Mackinaw" in Half Obis junt. rOeeived In
Store, and for solo by 0. 0. SADLER, & CO.,
no-2 303 AllOll greet.
GOSHEN BUTTER.-29 Tube Prime
tleellen Butter. For sale by
0. 0. BAIMBR, eV, CO.,
not 103 ARIBEI street ,
2.1 N.-80 Yipoa (Dutch Oompany's) in
bowl and tot axle by WM. 11. YILITON, 218 8.
S.Wnir et. nob
W.EGARS.—A LARGE ASSORTMENT
constantly on hand, and for Pale at reduced prim.
Fresh 1 " 0100 imnothlf; direct from Havana.
D. BOOFIELD
No 887 c#EPT/Wr !Street, fluor tuna how.
mil N.)
naafi. mri Ombra
porLI.Ns.
PLAID POPLINS, NEW STYLES
Do. MGR COLORED
STRIPED and PLAIN Do
BAYADERE Do..
sons A LES Do
BXTBA QUALITY
RICH VELVET POPLINS,
Comprising the largest and handsomest Aesort
merit of the above Goode we have
ever offered, at
PRICES ISLIIICR LOWER
Than tb 4 ey have ever before been Bold, at
THOMAS W. EVANS & CO.,
RS Sc 820 CHESTNUT STREET
JUST ARRIVED! JUST ARRIVED ! 1
FURNER & 0023,
A JOT OP PRENOII EMBROIDERIES,
COUPAISING
MUSLIN & JACONET COLLARS
Do. BETS
A large Lot of JACONET SETB, at 90 Oent#
Do. do. DOUBLE WORKED, EL
BLACK LACK VETLB, from ST Conte
TIIREIAD do. do. ~ $3 50
A splendid Tariety of
VELVET, and
OPERA CLOAKS,
In the aeweet Stylee and Trimmlege, at
LA CONPAGNIE FRANCAISE,
81.6 CHESTNUT STREET
V ALENOIAS AND POPLINS.
L. 3. LEVY & 00.
nayo now open a large collection cf
RICH PLAID IRISH AND FRENCH POPLINS.
RICII QUALITY PLAIN POPLINS.
FRENCH VELVET PLAID POPLINS.
SATIN PLAID VALENCIAB.
CORDED AND ARMORE VELVET POPLINS.
ALSO,
A LOT OP SAXONY VALENOIAS at 26 cents per
yard.
L. J. LEVY & 00 .
Invite attention to a choice assortment of
RICH SIMI,
EVENING DRESSES,
VELVET AND OLOTH OLOAEB,
PARIS EMBROIDERIES,
AND
LOB COLLARS, MIFFS, SLEEVES, VEILS, &a.
809 & 811 CHESTNUT STREET.
nos-6t
SHARPLESS BROTHERS
Offer Two Own of BRETTLYM celebrated
BALBRIGGAN HOSIERY,
Below the cost of Importation,
To olose an Account.
FIELACK BEAVER CLOAKS
'to A fine arsortmont B:et•claea goods. Peet: from
$5 to $2O. COOPER & CONARD,
nob 13. E. corner NINTH & MARKET BM.
1j OURNING WOOL PLAIDS.--
ILL An Auction lot beet quality, et 60 cents.
COOPER & CON.ARD,
nob H. E. corner NINTII & MARRET Ste
TIITEST QUALITY BL A.NKETS.—
Extra large eizea. Alm,. medium and low
priced do. COOPER & CoNARD,
nob 8. E. oorsor 'NINTH & MARKET Etc
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES of every
description, for Males', Gents', and Doyle wear,
COOPER & CONARD,
nob S. E. corner NIN PH & MARKET Ste.
WWIDE VALENOIAS.-6.4 • Bayadere
V
goofs from Auction, 44 cents.
COOPER & CONAN!).
nos S. E. corner NINTH & MAERST Ste.
VINE STOOK OF SEASONABLE
GOODS AT LOW PRIORS.
KLUB, , I SIMMONS,
SUA.vo LS, DE LAMS,
CLOAKS, I
FLANNELS,
NALtLANS, BLANKETS, &o.
EYRE & LANDELL,
ROUX 1I AND AROII
SHAWLS, FROM THE LAST AUCTION,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Brodie Long Shawls
Broche Square Shawls.
Wooll‘n Hound Mantles.
Extra Pine Plaid Shawls.
E YEE & Li A NDELL„
FOURTH AND ARCH STREETS.
QILBS FROM AIIOTION THIS MORN
-1 ND.
1 lot Plaid Sllke, 75 cents.
1 Rich Dayadere, *l.
2 Splendid Style S 1 2S.
French Blue Bilks, V..
Brown 81.
EYRE ,Se LANDELL,
1,03.2 m SOURTII AND AROII STREETS.
PHILADELPHIA OENTRAL SHAWL
AND MERINO EMPORIUM.
BROOME, STELLA, SLANKET, •
AND MEN'S SHAWLS,
A general assortment, unequalled in this market.
,FRENCH REVERSIBLE MANTLES,
with round °omens. New and desirable
FRENCH MERINOIS AND CASHMERE!,
from 08 cents to SI per yard.
WHITE AND BLACK CASHMERES.
SURER LYONS BLACK SILK VELVET.
BLACK FRENCH LADY CLOT/I.
LADIES , best quality ORDERED KID GLOVES.
GENT.O DOUnLE STITCHED KID GLOVES.
100 Bets FRENCH CAMBRIC COLLARS A CUM,
at $1 per Set.
BAYADEFIE SATIN TRAVERS.
LUPIN'S ALLAVOOL DE RAISES, &o.
DRESS MATERIALS, in variety.
WELSH 4 BALLARDVAL FLANNELS.
MB 4r. BED BLANKETS, and
FURNISHING GOODS generally,
At the LOWEST PRIOE4. for OPSH.
CHARLES ADAMS,
ocBo Eighth and Arch streets.
G REAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.—
8. R. HUNTR
Has DEISIOVED from V.
No. 80 to No E . 40 South SECOND
Street, where be is now prepared to furnish the Ladles
with a fresh and well selected stock of
DRESS GOODS,
To which he invi •s their attention, being determined
to sell at exceedingly LOW PRICES.
N. B—A large assortment of Brocite, Stella, and
French Blanket Shawls. Also, a variety of Silk and
Cloth Circulars Constantly on hand. at the
•i CLOAK EMPORIUM
0c7.-am No. 40 South SECOND Street.
GREAT ATTRACTION I
OVER $4,600 WORTH OF SIIAWLS PROM WHICH
TO MANE A SELECTION.
THORNLEY
N. H. cm. EIGHTLI and SPRING GARDEN Streets,
Have the beet SHAWL Stook in Philadelphia. They
would respectfully call attention to a following vary
cheap lots, via:
40 LONG BROOME SHAWLS at $ 8 each.
20 , Do. do. do. at 10 "
20 Do. do do. at 11 4,
24 Do. do. do. at 12 4,
10 Do. do. do. at 13 "
20 Do. do. do. t 14 I'
20 Do, do. do. at 16 "
8 Do. do. do. at 18 "
8 Do. do. do. at 20 "
8 Do. do. do. at 25 44
In the above Lots of Long Broche nimbi will be
found every desirable color of centre.
BEAUTIFUL STELLA SHAWLS
Prom $2 to $l2, in every color,
French Blanket Shawls in new designs.
Plain Phibst Shawls, Square and Long.
Deal Canton Crape shals, Plain and Embroidered.
Children's bhawle, Missoe Shawls, and Gentl.emen , e
Shawls, at
THONNLEY h °HIBBS'S,
"ONE PRICE CASEE EiTOR
Northeast Como:. EIGHTH & SPRING °ASIAN.
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may and bargains at T &
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selB.4f
FALL AND WINTER CLOAKS.
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ELEGANT BEAVER BAAMANS,
ItWE( VELVET OLOARE
Elegantly adorned with
REAL LAGES, CROCHET, &0., &c.
OPERA OLOAKS.
Tho largest and most varied stook of these fashionable
OVER GARMENTS,
At the widest range of prices, and nutted for
MOURNING, PROMENADE, AND NOLL DRESS
COSTUME,
AT THE
PARIS MANTELLA. & aLOATE EUPORIUM,
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708 CHESTNUT STREET.
HANDSOICUBS AND CLAMPS.
HANDSORUBS
No. 1. 62,ki o. per dos
. 2. 750. "
11. flo. ,1
4.1004. ~
0 Row, $lS2b per dozen.
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8 Now, $2.25 per dozen.
RRNRY C. BORSTR/N,
ee.lB 82 North THIRD Street, Philadelphia
TV ONONGAHEILA WIIISKE Y.-60 Ibis
i_v pure Rye Whiskey, in store and for sale by WII
U. YEN/V/1 1 20 getith /MOT lit nolS
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obar need arply, to BOX 110 PIMYWItia
nia. - ,rertinsyllr
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Lions and Weakness in Limbo.
RARTBRORNIPS CIIRE-ALL to a - great tonic to
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fry - As the frequent changes of the weatherproduce
a bad Cold, Rheumatism, rain in the LinOi t tud Body;
also, Stiff Neck—every person should ge ttle.
Acts upon the Nerves, Muscles, Sinew , Blood and
Bones; and, by its waring clectra- ma gnetio power, ex.
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and Bowels, carrying off all Bile and Foul Secretions.
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Simee' Stores, Chestnut and Market streets.
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Wagner's, Tenth and Lombard eta. aul2-th studtf ff
DR. COGGSWELL'S ANTIPHLOGIS
TIO RALT.—This wonderful remedy for Inflam
matory Disease has but 'Mel been introduced in this
City, and many have tried and proved its efficacy.
Those suffering from Rheumatiam,Netridgia, Inflamed
Eyes, Lungs, or Liver, or any other form of Inflamma
tory Disease, should give it a trial if they would be
radically and permanently oared. It effectually sub
dues Inflammatory Diseaaes (no others) by producing
an equilibrium of all the fluids in the body the want
of which is the sole cause of Inflammation. If yon
would be convinced, read the description and testimq-
Male in the circular Remember 'Ells Medicinal'
prescribed for Inflammatory Diseases ONLY. Bold by
all Droggis'e. Depot, 202 DOCK Btreet.
Call and get a Circular. nob-Bt*
rjOLLICOFFER'S ANTI-RHEUMATIC
kJ CORDIAL to the only preparation ever placed be
fore the public that hae performed ae many
MIRACULOUS CURBS
The most prominent and influential (Athena bear wit
ness of its efficacy. The abundant evidence from all
parts of the country is enough to warrant no i n pro
nouncing that it is the greatest wonder of the age.
It is an Internal remedy that a rikes at the root of the
die sabe, and thus eradicates it en , irely from the system.
Prepared by THEODORE DILKB, Chemist,
Northeast oorner of Pine and Sixth streets.
Philadelphia.
THE "OLD DOMINION"
THE "OLD DOMINION"
Are manufactured, under the patent for the United
States, by
ARTHUR, BURNHAM', Sc GILROY,
Noe. 11'r and 119 South TENTH. STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
• ED. Merchants visiting Philadelphia, should, by all
means, lay In a supply of then COFFEE and TEA POTS,
which aro rapidly coming into rise, and destined in a
short time to supersede all others.
Eg - A. B. tr. G. are also manufacturers, under the
patent, of
ARV:MA'S OEL.VBRATED AIR-T.148T
BELE-SEALING CANS AND JARS,
Which, it le conceded on ail hands, are the beet in the
market. aulT-tuthtatuon
Also, Trade Agents for
TORREY'S ADJUSTABLE DOOR SPRING
LOOKING GLASSES.
JAMES S. EARLE .1b SON.,
Manufacturers of LOOKING GLASSRS for MAN
TELS, PIERS, & SIDE WALLS, of every else, style,
and shape.
Pier Tables, Cornices, Brackets, Cowan, of new and
elegant designs ; and
PIOTORE FRAMES, with Frames for Portraits,
Miniatures, sod Photographs in every variety of style
and price. Importers of ENGRAVINGS, every new
Publication being received the moment of Issue, and
OIL PAINTINGo from the MOM/ of the best and
most celebrated American and European Artists. •
A LARGE GALLERY OP Pa IN ICINGS,
Open at all times, sass Wholesale and Retail Deal
ers in Mahogany and Walnut framed Looking Glasses,
to which they invite thuttention of country customers.
JAMES 8.' 1 86.11LN & BON,
816 011ESTNEIT STREW,
CORNELIUS & BARER,
Manufacturers of
LAMPS. en A NDELIERB,
GAB PIXTORBB,
BTOR.II, 710 UI.IEnTIN UT STREET.
11,12117PAOTORISS,
821 0111CRRY Street, and NIB TIC and 001.11781131 A
0020-losif - Avenue.
'NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
/I Partnership lately subsisting between OLIVER
H. P. PA.RRXR sad JAMES H. LAIRD, (Proprietors
of the Franklin Home, in the city of Philadelphia)
under the firm of PARKER k LAIRD, was dissolved
on the sixteenth day of October, A. D. 1858, by mutual
consent. All debts owing t, the sold partnership are
to be paid to the said OLIVER H. P. PARKER, and
all demands on the said partnership are to be presented
to him for payment. O. H. P. PARKER;
oclo-tufr.et JAMESII. LAIRD.
ourßazon CONFEOTIONEEY.
FINE MIXED SUGAR PLUMS,
FINE MIXED BONBONS,
FINE MIXED:CLIME%
Manufactured, and for sale Wholesale and Retail, by
STEPHEN P. WHITMAN,
No. 1210 MAREST STREET,
nob West of TWELFTH Street.,
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No. 6. 61 12 per dos
6. 1 215
7 .
1 5
7.
1 7 50 i t ;
6
A LLSOPP'S PALE ALE—In Bhds —A
conotant inipply on band in Cuatona.hougo Stores,
for sae by WILLIAM 11. YA'ATON, 216 Booth FRONT;
Street. nob
c_E MIA N CIGARS. 800,000, various
brand, In store and for sale by vim. R. YNATON
&la FRONT Pt. nob
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i:Daitto
tot anb irannb.
Jitt.urante glatmlaniee.
in ein nnal.
INPLAMMATORY AND OHBONIO
ItHEIDIATIAD.
corn' POT,
RYA POT,
OrPOBIII Titl 011AILD ZONA
LFOR REFPFECON.IS STORY S. W.
Corner THIRD and ARCH Streets -' Biel:Henn
Isoadon Rent Inir • illturesebesp. A lotot Counters
wanted. Apply se ;boss.' nott4tll
VCR -BALE.—Brie City-Coupon Bonds
- wilt be taken payment for a ',Amble Lot of
ground on Btri,entk atreet. A o Tg a t'ii mi; -
005-12 t* N. corner BROAD and BOOST B RO WN ,
TItENT.—On the let Januaryniat, the
A.
very superior and exteneive ROOMS, (21. 3d. 4th
and 6tlffloors, each 24feet by 146 ) of the If STORS,
838 MARKET Street. The building is mad the Lae
improvements on the upper aide, between inirtt sad
SIXTH Streets, haring two fronts, the north one on a
rear Street with good cartage way 20 feet into SIXTH
Street. Apply on the promisee. nol•tf
WPM'S ELIGIBIA OF
MOH for an Insaranee. Company, or similar cor
poration, having three communicating. rooms on the
same floor, No. 27.4 WALNUT Street, sum BOOK.
Immediate possession given. Apppply to
JOHN 0. HEYYES , or
THOMAS T. BUTOUNR,
No. 112 Sonth MIRTH Street,
mb}lo.tatkui-tf 'stand story, front room.
. TO: BENT, a STORE on DELAWARE
Avenue, below VINE Street, running throoAh to
Water Street, 1.43 feet deep. Also, the Donbis ST BE,
corner of THIRD and-QUARRY Streets, 40 feet front;
one of the but locations for large liminess In Phila.
delphla. Also, STABLE and 00A011-HOUBE In
MARRY Street, shoes ORTSNT.II, in rear of Ark
land House, Apply at 278 Booth NOUBTH Street.
glnummetWs.
AMERICAN ACADEMY OP MUSIC.
GRAND OPEILLTIO COMBINATION.
STRAROSOH4 ITALIAN OPERA. '
OPERA IN THE DAY TIME.
THIS DAY, (TUESDAY ) NOMLBER 9th,
At 2)4 o'clock P. M.
PIRbT OPERA MATINEE.
TICKETS TO ALL PARTS OP THE HOUSE arm
"DENTS
The WHOLI of Donizettife Greed Opers
"LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR"
will be performed for the bat time
MADAME CORA DE WILHORST as LUCIA. ED
GARD°. SIGNOR BRIONOLI. ASHTON, SIGNOR
AMODIO.
Doors open at 1%, performances commence at 2X.
Mr STKAROSOR once more calls the attention of
all lovers of ICRIBIC, who really take an interest in the
progrees of the Art in this Country. to the wreatelainus
of MADAME CORA DR WILRORST. who is now, with
out question, the most deservedly iUstinguiehed Ame
rican prima donna who hai%accomplished a great and
comeletCy triumphant emcees in Paris, andnnaniatous
ly ranked by :he press ant the public of that city, one
of the very beet of living - vocalists The audiences at
tending her fir.t appearance after her return from
R.rope, in New York, Balt imore, Washington, and
Philadelphia, have very properly endorsed the opinions
of Parte, and shown by their cordial and enthneastio
reception of this brilliant artiate, the delight andestle
faction predated by her performances
Tickets for the Matinee dm be obtained today at all
the ticket alias, and at the following places:
Made and Pions Stores, Ohes'nut Street.—Leek
Walker'a ' Beek & Lawton's, C. Andre &
Smithre. Chicle:lna and Shoemaker's.
liotele.—La Pierre, Girard. St. Lawrence, Washing
ton, American, and Franklin House.
Bookstores —Sieber% Third street, and T. B. Peter
son & Brothers, Chestnut street. -
. . . .
TO-MORROW, (WEDNESDAY.) NOVEMBER 10th,
ht'LLE TERESA PARODI,
TER GRIAT DRAMATIC PRIMA DONNA,
Will make her Van and Only appearance in.ber cele
bested role of Leonora,'? in VerdPs highly popular
Opera -
IL ISOVATOREI.
MATi'LLB MEd& PA1101)P8 popularity and m
om has been without precedent In the musical annals
of this country. Having arrived in America in the
height of Jenny Ltildfs distinction, she became the rival
for public approbai ion of that famous vocalist, and hex
enjoyed a longer and more succesalul career with the
wife than any other lyric artiste who ever visited thin
country. by the high character of her perfertaaneee,
holding her piaci withoiit rivalry in hr town volts - .
MADAME AMALIA. STltalio2oH
wlli m ke her first appearance, on the same evening, an
AZUOBNA; , t also,
biguer BBIGNOLI and Micron AMODIO, in their re
ePeetive roles
Beata for IL TROVA.TOBB can now be secured in ail
the ticket offices.
REIT REGULATIOA 01 PRICES °, RDNINAIOIL—PArqueE,
Drees Diode, Ba.cony, Private Boxes. One Dotter. Re
served Beata, /fifty Dente extra which can be secured
during the day - All seats which have not been secured
during the day will be sold on the evening
,of the per •
formanee at ens DOLLAR, with the exception of a limit
ed number of ortotos ankle, which will be retained for
the accommodation of arrangers, at $1.50. Ticket Of
does at the Academy, Beak & LAIEUGV/1,, and Lee &
Walker's, Chestnut street.
N. B.—All Resta pot marked as Tuts can bs tawapted
by those who are admitted'.
Mr. BTRAKOSOH also takes pluvial, is aroseasteing
hat for fiorow Is great chef -
, MART/lA.
Which will be produced for the drat lime in America ! in
Italian, the most extensive preparations here hemmed°,
and will soon be completed, so that 'the represents
bon of thismseterly work may be exaected in the degree
et the present season, with new scenery, dretsee, deco:
rations, and a grand mise ea semi. . 11
IVIES- D. P. BOWERSv WALNUT-BT.
it& MAIMS. entnef or NTNTH and WALNUT
Btreetg. TUESDAY 99111911U9, November 9, UN,
suns MARIUS. '
Galas Miens, Mr. P. B- Conway; Mares, Mrs.
B. Conway; Metella, ling 73. P. Bowers.
Aftrr wlrloh the popular
ZaPISTOWBIII BALLET TAOUPB
Will appear In the Pantomime Bailee, entitled
MAY FESTIVAL. - .
. .
.
Prime of admission-3econd Tier and Family Mole,
and Third Tier, 25 dents; Parquet; 87% cents; Drags
Circle, 60 cents; Private Boxes, according to their
locale, $8 and $6; Single Beats Orohestra and Private
Boxes, 76 cents.
Doors open at quarter before 7 &dock Curtain rises
et 7 o'clock - ,
ATLEY Ec OLARKE's AHOH-ST.
THEATSE William E. Irederlda,Aoting aud
Stage blausger.
-TUESDAY EVENING. November 9, DiSE,
P AUVILDTTD.
Bernard, Mr John Gilbert; Count Maurice de Grand.
ye, Mr. Wheatley; Palmetto, Mrs Jelin Drew; The
Donau of Beaulieu, Mrs Stoneall.
To conclude with the ever-popularComediotta of
EsIJDDEN PHOUGHT4.
Admission, 25 ate. Scoured Beata In Dress Circle. ST
M
ate; Oroltestra Stalls, 60 ota; Beats in Private Boxes 75
ate; Gallery, 18 ate; Gallery for Colored Persons, 25 a te;i
Private Box in Gallery for Colored Persons, S ate;
Whole Private Boa, $B.
Doorsopen at quarter before jo'elooki commence at
736 precisely.
NATIONAL arm:lu% WALNUT ST.,
'‘ above EIGHTH—LEWIS B. LENT, Manager.
TUE;DAY EVENING, November 9th,
DR: JAMES L. THAYER, who made a decided Hit,
will contine hie Conversations.
SAM LONG, the Fouthern Olown, has been aoknow I
lodged a faronte
MISS SALLIE OTZOICNEY.
The inimitable DAN. GARDNER, and all the Com
pany of TWENTY.SIX Artistes, In a
TRULY ELEGANT DISPLAY.
The whole to conclude with a
PYROTSOHNIOAL PIECE OF PLEASANTRY.
SCALE OF PRICES.
Drees Circle and'Parquette 40 amts.
Children under len years of age 20 sc
Family Qlrele 20 t.
Detre open at 7 o'clock. Performance; will corn.
mane at 7%, sal terminate at 1036 precisely.
ipHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
FIRST CONCERT OF THE SEASON
Wffl. take Owe on
THURSDAY BVBNING, November Ilth,
A? THE
atusicAL FUND HALL.
The &tanagers have the pleasure of announcing that
they have made an arrangement with M ETRAKOBOH,
mewing the eminent services of the following great
artists:
Madame PAULIN' COLSON,
The Great Cantatrioe.
Madame AMALIE EITILAK.O9OH.
Bigler LABOOITTO. the Eminent Tenor,
ELLOBB BOILI the Distinguished Baritone.
OARLIIITTO PATTI, the Wonderful inoliniet.
The whole under the direction of M. eratacoeloa.
A limited number of cubic:minnow; will be received at
the Nolo Rotes on Chestnut street. noB-4ttt
riIHODIEUT's VARIETIES (Café Theatre,)
Northwait corner of LUIS and OFIRANCIT
Streets,
MUSICAL and TERPBIOUORNAN MISLkNeI, eon.
clueing _EVERY EVENING- with • BARER or BUR
LESQUE, under the management of MR. T. RIBEOK-
The following artists are regularly engaged:
Idias NAIVES, premiere demean ; Min EMMA.
MA.ROP, Miss JENNY WREN, bliss VIRGINIA
HYSIIB, Messrs. A.OIEORST.Bsnior.J. T. WAMBOLD,
IRO. W. WREN, J R. ERYNOLDE W. MGM, P.
ROBiON, and T. 2.102011 ET, Junior , Pianist.
Concert oonuatinces at 7X Walesa. Admission 10
mints. noti.lsras
FATHER KEMP'S
ORIGINAL OLD FOLKS' 00NONNT THOITPI,
on their way to the Wed, and BY Maga. ILINPINSV,
will give positively
ONLY NENTN 00NOBRY8,
00NOBB T HALL,
COXIIMOING
MONDAY, NOVEMBER Bth. 1868.
Tlils Class cockade of THIRTY-SEVEN PERFORAt•
ERB, all clad In Ancient Costume. some of which are
over two hundred years old. GE&ND PATIIES. FOSS
end SON DAVID will perform with Yz Azormas PID
DLES.
TIIXB Ohms has never failed to All the largest Halls to
the Country, and hundreds usually are unable to gain
admittance.
Doan open at halt.paet ail o'clock. Oonunenehng at
quarter peat 'even.
Tickets 25 cents; Reserved Seats, with Cheeks, 50.
N. B.—Secure your Seats early in the day. nob-7t
lADIFORD'S OPERA HOUSE,,
ELEVENTH Street, adjoining the Peariplesnis
Railroad Depot.
• GREAT BILL
For the patrons of
SANFOBVB OPERA:110E1BI.
THIS EVENING,
Will be presented B.nford'e true vent= of .
UNCLE TOM'S CABIN.
The lined company of
BIINSTRBLB IN TIER WORLD
RYNRY &VINING New Bopp, Gloom, Moroni
Ref""3'
&e.otatrirafnbiritr,Bli
Adatiestion 26 Clem*; °hu e, '23
Irr Oa Thanksgiving Day TUB Performantsee,
10%,23g, and VA, cOolook in the evening nol-lm.
HERRING'S GREAT PIOTITRE has ar
rived of The TILLACFS BLACKSMITH, and
will be on ilzhlbition for a few 'eye only, at the Btorc
of A. 4. ROBIIieOIVI3 Picture Gallery,
creEte-tf 910 OLIESTNIIT St., eb. NINTH.
A SSEMBLY BUILDINGS, TENTH AND
2 - B. CHESTNUT Streets.
Immense attraction. New Novelties. Change of
Programme each EXhibition. The LEARNED CA
NARY BIRDS and SPIRIT RAPPING. Go and sea
SIGNOR BLITZ.
The great Ventrilagnistand wonderfallGaiiiclan.
Performance every Evening dining the week, at
half-peat 1 o'clock and on Wednesday and Saturday At ,
Lemons at 8
Admission, 25 cents; Children, 13 cents oraft-Imia
VIDLASMA OR ARTIFICIAL LARD.—
A. SPROUL NOTION TO PHYSIOIANB.—The above
offers a vehicle for the exhibition of remedies to dia•
eased surfaces, which combines the following advanta
ges: A good and unvarying con-istence, easily washed
off with water, dissolves all substances that are solu
ble in water, hence facilitating instead of obstructing
their absorption, and does nos gee rancid. The last
property alone renders it an invaluable aorueltion to
the pracMoner. Prepared and for sale wholesale and
retail, at BMWS Laboratory and Pharmacy,
rata st , oeiftl and Cllotetnot street/.
DETERSIVE BOAP .—Tlme, labor, and
money eared. In ruling% clothes do not require
any boiling or rubbing on washboard One pound will
go as far ea three pounda eonunou Rosin soap. War.
ranted to giro perfect satisfaction or money rehmded.
It is decidedly the cheeped and beet washing Seep
over offered to the public. hienulhotated only by
VAN HAAOEN & 3101ERONR. /or sale by all re
spectable aroma in the city, and wholesale only by
M RONII,
0e2.31m TRA , 22 &moMotßWhursi.
MONS. A: F. ROSAT, - -
TIMMINS OP PSNOING
BAERNVP I I3 GYMNASIUM,
oda-42m* - ALIMENT Street. above MAGI
mAOKEREL.— 7.57 Bbls Nos. 1,2, &
ALI ItACIEBBSL, in Auortad Duane..
Pot mile - -0.0. Rama & go o
11 94 / 98 40/