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of.; ~--. ~ ,::, , ...-,..:pitrr i fiA Inntr,.. ttgitl7,l7ooye99,.ea en . -
~-4- l it':zc ~ , , --. leitile.vL, gt - jeheittevt. ft_• . s , e_ / 1 , ,..1ag0by.,70hn ..lco;
r'`".-'''''Ptistalf,Y•ltideltr.4taYitriMus.tr, adeeirdeterttore - of
A. ZI -, - , -. ch, -t, ' 40: 1 , ...iplatilat:" . „0.a.:_pitioaftiref a bond:,
t - e . , - ;' -5 k',..:;,- ,- . -- .:,-.N1 1 1. 9 04 1 t , - e ..Itir,A§,-.0029r:_it1151.5.•6314,!3z.
s-W";' ) . , ;- .. -- Meoryfo4 _ ..-Wollep,ooll , fOr defelidekt.v.,...l-”,
: 1,4
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't
- ::' , , , ..i5 , ,:. ~ : .4 1; 4 4, , ,,oapoa„Tardtpt for theplaintiff f0r5205.20.
' - ''...3' ': - -„, EionuitratklOr44 l o!) . ' 4 l 7 llOrEit EOYdifendantl.
.. ' - ..E:Clatherinalldtnate.tAtind7ol ll 4l9oooEttUtito , Ofqiicv
• ~ i - .. , -,',":, ....,-;-,isatirilVankt ; eoSelent,er eohttkilli.BOulfereVdttecatdt
..." es;-,Maila Wirth Adoclnistratria - fitAlli initate'sf Jagiob'
- :wirthls degegied.:-;An hatter - Air tintintlagoryrnotei , -No,
~.., ' - . ' ,, -.'2l6tehde:•l , -Veidlo. forihe ydaiatlif for $4,100e - - - 5"0. - E.r,.6 4- 9 , '
'i If.;1, : - .',...'pr Plaintiff ;I'2'l:Kenai foe - defendant; -v-s , '1 1 .:r!,-CA - -` , L , ..-7E ,
.i.,!1.7,. '', , :', - , , .!•The Veinier - ill anditeohhategl..Bank eir:tThetrota IdaV ,
- _,.3; ~.7", ,' , .'"ford and .13hirlirf 01: . ..:.0amni. s tridle - gi , to. kt , sto'sietiiin to . - '
:4; 2 ., • ..,3 trocoverthelainlebt , lvpromiienty.note... •-atO defenee,'
2,, , ,,-; -: :verdict . for-the pleintilfiefor , EUSllll.-c`..Gotherd , l9l.
.‘' :' ' . i s Plaintitti i-Wlll::,Rhlllae.for defendant, • I'4 , ,-, -',-.-- ,
-t
-' ,-.. , - - Jacob Steady es: - .Ben antin,Mtltilee: ':An -action on
''' a Promlesorfriotec-If erepoitzArtidlot roithe plain; .
. - tin' for #3lB .If,',". molten& for plaintSl - ; , Illehi , Sor , lei , '
... • ' ' fendant. ' ' -.. ,"::. -,.. . - :' - t 4 .„;,- - ff, , , , ,.., - +: - . ti,.. ,-, 2 , ,:5 , ;, - .P.T.0.1. - ,!- - .7 . 0
- --._ - . Henty:Onfekey'anketiarleii;;T::ltitetriding.flee:; - ,
vs. Annetley,ll.l , Goritt k•lit, aetiototo - reatomir lOW
ralle era prominfory noiet'lifideforica: - =‘:Verdiet for,! '
, the Plaintiffs Air $110„20-;:tY.M..:i..,f...l!jaMb!14,Pril.tillk
Sharpletuffordelefidant , ‘l,t,i:'s-r -, . , ~,?... . • , , --,...., 7,, ..,. •
- - Phoebe,llhirP;TitialkiiMt et jobri-ER.Elennent-and WilL , :,
- B . whit e ete ee ; . ej,;yemor Monairighl , X-i, girt Yaiforiurl '
mortgage for , $1.;000:ci- -- Ther , ,delenee ' allege that -ithe
- - inorteigelfiiiipalklie,fdre ifierearnade over .'by.` thieasr: •
signor. _Tire` joyt.4in , thii name were directed tc,.. , l q ui r
. to a ora l ft q , ..,, , .. , .' ~.':,, ,;: . --,...,...,,,
.-GeoratWlOliitleirati4i: Thar r . tilty- hi.Phliadelahlai
An aonsala retoYettlet sn,Oile `mold and - dellVectidt o the:
. - -,egteergerthir, 13toolilef`,shoghi*It ;I - iiilegoods Son:feted ,
..-- ,of
. porterl fc.O. -- '.. Yer,ttet Aar - .thollalatift for.`,118:21:
-"VenanitAi l AlirplalntiltT:Milit rot the'deferidintct ..1-t-
''''- Chiifi f °4ll l t '.14.- lidg!Zalliiiiiii . :4, TEO:eaoit
::.,ci . . oiiiiiiikl - ,r o d: - ,titel.:' Yesterday
' ' rooritneeltatalivitiOtatititerKexoniined ge AVOW to
. the eridinvalfrln.: fee thiregyandifst,:i."Aftrr arhieh*..4
V. Pare hie for Aties.libSEint , Araide^lle:.speieli-t&thp , . - '
jury,- - wgletOitiftYled.thliattOti!ionf ...,W00ced;:,P19.77,.
luonaeriO4/ , ..., 4 .4er , ',,.) - - - _,s - t,' - ;,, , ' . i ~ .L ~_,,_ --, ~. --,- ..,.-,
Dioran3f UO.WailillilgoatrPtld-47 , Adont 2.10 r ;
Elroy sad 'lgabelbOloßitori in right of, the; said led: ,
- bens Moßlretyail44.4WSllunt4.oo; - . A feigned issue
u dd er the eiteomintarpleader,set to try-the' owner : —
ship ot'Sactidia , l oo 4 B .. ~.rl'itocates ..xoPotted-Neritet . , for
the ,phitettrg4;: , ,mol . lluraraeft3r, hiatotitteijirhi,for,de,
fondant . ~--,-, ._-----; .7 - ...- -• `. --'• r = 7..4 - "
Admit MaElrbir and inthella McElroy; in rightn* the
- Mid lasbellaMoßirtoy,..or.. , Arnold , &, , ,Oo.-..Azfehined- -
leenetoiLThaoyenate.4lp A.the'idooltiot a dri , :SoW
- -store: iihfqintlk, etrset,-Tabore:.Chestent.-above Belpre ,re.„l . : _
ported ;: Verdict for th e plalitthEf. , Mildnittlef*Plaiil'
..-, tlifeoutnouler dereadaut . ,;: , ;
..,,
~..
';'Lliietak ralenroldiVilltem bi,:,'Arideni.eld;_lotin Min- ~
..."-- tnel:WthicifilE,lPOtte:.Addleon Child*, carpenters;
"_trading; 0407;',07 John Prookatter::: - An oat:Whorl a pro:-
adreoryaate. ,, Verdice for the pliintiffa f0rE 868 24 0 -.!-?•
8.-(Pent f or plaintliflo:-Itordar foPdefendenC. - _ , : - .,„% ...* ,
-- The Pieghtetreil,torelnad VolipteatiotAke , ‘ltialr:
' of PannaYlienhc - tN Vitaa'Of l 3Villialn IX P.Attergon,
. --- :• - wtiliant4.1. 4 haW,ei,4W.fliditC.X.e l .7 - .T.4lOrrAtarignealf•
etereoVcirilaibilia Zoneci"Mlinititstratrit,'. or Rleliert .
B: ,Teugg,u.altiettajetieSortkthe rang St, 'Ai - liiorale:`, :
gory noth4,lNerdlotlbt tlittiklillatite for 154116; ,CIIIIPL
bell and , Tolinitaillif platnlifft;ilaiSigifeedefelidiat,
- .`." TosephM.;-,llither anro e llYither;Ptit
adi':..teri of..
_ Henry itAlsaigen;delendint;titad:44ielab.ll,,geal;gari
nichee..:4n SattoeV,ree4rei,:aiSa of =RIMY , ki lho
hands Ofile garnisboe'. 2 Nerdlot'-for,the plaiin for .' ' Sl4o,` , Bentett.forplaintif.Lex fordefendanp,„ ,g ; ',
,
.-- - lilichial'ik*Matto - i ,Atenitor;,,of dricalato,Lhburgi,
' Nebo -Nrartieneentoebt lehri..ll. - I,laNng, dd e eiged, , , vs.
' Abratiatf,Eightol;l3otdra - reaorted..,, Ani - adlontto '
recover:the fitlatijof A!-hfdt'ef- drafte:end* pee:deem
- , notes.' The!dtferfeer allerge -- ,thit:the,, notes and drone
were given In payment for o,',,b4reirt - pertatrahtt atoll; :
Verdict ~for the, plaintiff- for St 040. ,10.1"...7.. . 1 ... , " , , -,- , , ..--..- ..
wun*Emerget,.ii..lOhnlV: Mo ore . An action on ",
a - protailiackr*tati'iVikdkat jai tbiralatat-W 0rt..5_79:6,8;:,
No defeilec-2!lifiCallfor - nlaintif4TbarafeMetoadarit. .---
Yatob 2..Dedaker CC ra - ohti V;;Erlndle.,.'An action to
- recover fkiaotioileaned_,:..The., defendant:in the ', coca ,
- - le the executer ottlierglitotlfrif;rnother4,gatittejuid.
,-, the plgth - qtr alleges 'that . Ylio losned. - ble , mather -larlte ,
..- awes ot*snitiettooehtialfegrOol:aria., that it ; agree
- : was, tal t g4,intgasetion,'ol4 zva#lo*A.Anic,*
std A ,i,weYa,,tatt )u".:, OviderteCtOthOWY, that '
th e Rao fyirieJi".*4liitisi, L ibt his mother ., Abe' nlarititr;
at tmillah'e-orthiffteialeir in . ` , the Eitate:et,pellforaid;'
sadlda ,mo
. gi, Wit ilhie 'nay; sod .the,:tigyninte *lire.
-• made by me ans ifiriftir:. , 9llo - di/bidet allege ,ttiat. 'the •
plainVit gave Abe monettO.llo,,inother.to,lielper - out
' ofidiMeoltiegAnlice . CwayntlitYint toincif , Proupl-reat
end hierhilittak,,ma: aleiti , lnvolved - *Of ,vorer- - tba"
estativot-Urskaftitirs'inother - OrbletOras derlotd '
among , her-solattana,'and As; title- The raslntin one,
third of her.elyitey hit - 7,*lll...freidler far tbo pl
tiff. far El 41,42..,-,--?!#!Xttor,;:plaittliff a' iIV. WOOS ;
for defandiiiit; , „P '',: _ '.-,,,,..rk.- - .7,...,..;,'_,..' , 4 , .`"'',.':' " , '
QUAIWIC -,i- 0111112124:44`;;;;Aid_gft ;' ,; /110:11311.11012....--1
Mary KipperlY conv ic ted ioilifeted :of „ painine ,conaterte4;
money, end :was. contended: to.:one year .In another
indletatent,..obareug ; her4with,,the ; mine offence, the.-
- - IHMtneAtkifney.- alkAtheJuKT, .0,-/Ogolt - horiAihlch
they did.;- ,. .--'.--;- ; •., .. , 1?- - .';." , , , - -- , ~.- ';"4-i..-2- ~".., -. .•:...-.,, -.I ..• ,•
-- : -
,Jacob- Saul acquitted Of,llifiblie counterfeit
_ -.inon•y;,.. U', woe ImfortiOeirVoted4 0i the mews offence._;.
John liPpedell-yae ahatiredOlitli:. receiving- stolen
„.! - .. tr00de 4 , - _,Tree t the evidence:it appeared John Sharer had
'Melia en °retreat `and gold: it to Newfield for eighteen'
elute , The;Veatorgathe" property of limanuel-,Gaccon:
- :Eirdietiot gulity .- afti:liil:f‘f:- -,--, , :.' l .-:. ,- -.F..'
-i'-' - ' 4
_ - JokethlnefiTez WU charged Obtiiilog-siiteexi
: dollarsorkleco - lonttea-AT.et falsa;ne ,,
. -tenceo7enitcirogekher'therorePuionnbttePte-•
eentintittlifeilthailildralitiOderlandi.Vt Vultrutotri
conotyFifiliaterAliniker; stir Ital , h-ed to*.isg9 la id a ,
'hand,4 Wedging-totter ~- . 3tift1, . ."00- i tteire, y ekirearntittorir,
Johnston United blink, ,
~,,oney..."4lpEtivit,retelfed %butt
... and Bruldorliadlferer bakftyntile' Yof Oil defendant?*
- , . in Aispeanefitioilklrtirdibt gatltyarstreobionietated to'
the mercy :-Of4 the nionits-AEri.,Minvinvniade •otitto - -11, '
lengthy, anti Speech; to ,theeinrit. an •i t ae hie
version of the, transaction:;; Mre.,.Greecf.:.hr weliktiawn‘
.-,.. to the vorninunitylkatempa,rance lecturer and she al
. ' tegw Oa:11100y neurf.bOrroaedlo defray the (apnoeas
' ''' of 14 •4 1 1 04r -''' - ',." - .! - -' , ..:":: 7 - ...7 - :.7 -.--- 71.:- .
' • = -:Tienfeititirt ntafeisaliei:iiltiAiiio4 lig ' s i , . tatiatoffali
,: twoldolloycite - iinolikAproPtieteri of: Turniei Hitt/.
~
In TbtOlitteet'4ilpit 'natant - allinilifelaraeterigirti
!mind nponlhinivrtien-livented. , :.mie not. were UPO2i
'the Pink,brAka/terar
. - diithoStati of New ; VOrk.c - Bart)
:. it MI /14.184141,1111*Welernigllik*Itif4:611 taboOrj who'
V 4 410 4 -Ahki*O. 0. m v . i; l o4.`tliat'.olol ; lerhole a German,
'oannOkandefau=antlaigtiagsiandAneve'nothing if
' . the-trar fea i itleitz -,..t 'Verdiatinfiti:_,,_;''-' ,. .-"_.,'''' r '. , .'--,".'... ~..''''
' `David Hazard anka , bora on 11 - 103411115 COTtUS, ile - - sa'
- • charged nltti abootlagionniel Carr itt , Elib h andilfiri
Alit streete-Wfboideteridaat was held t for trial for the
reorder - of Smola! 'Car_ ..4.• tn ,- .. -- ' , !, - ; - .- ~..,---.•-,,, :-, - .4- 1,- -'''.'-, -..',
• Patrick ISnlthiria *iarild Oath goggles:a disputer*.
, haute. 2.40ry oat:. ~ - • -',„ ~ • '.i..: : ~..- --. , v . - ;.. -A., '. ,
i ilarritlortl.Henif. wini;ohargotirlth . thoi laroanicke, A
`," ,- „,wi...t0y,0g-kb4kko ;Irigoir:Aroto, 1n Abe `Name 0. , p.4_
man; Ifici.: , :saicolpg a0 1 4 , -in Irr.eprs - hinuio. - - - Ao
trial: --,.3,/i-•!:-.:.....r,i,..,,'
• ••
• ; • •-• •
T,htiriftqj
• ' th e aimfilleilfif tiii)Ploplo
•••,!
• of
, 111 r; tluitit ill, sattkoiirong ,t 1 imam/kb:B are
_
L l__ for hlnisk large ruidlon6e,tuldor simeircuinstancoi
as the ailb.Oon:Ltio - i - ir."rlicagary:sdatiil d v :" vv ialdi
_ of troatliitilikka,!4*Ocnidng-totoa±',witi7Pettl2ilit.
,
ionted t ; ,' -
.• - •
- - 1 0'11
Dano - ioak Ovary, the pt, p ge,of , mir,p,at
Tic
ata intikeoo9 ll preparation efirimieatitled:
Pernvian i lbiak4 - Widtlb v , ..;froa_thelilkOAindOndiiind"
of
theoocolaniuKa-7,04 1 / 1 - Irrrakid ofonedlofal of asp
;periled
' ,Nr , *fixikaiia , :irom - Xduasscasemse. - -. • --,
• ' , '• - Doorldetaitid Woollen fl gaof-all klnfs, =
_
'rarest's.
• ~ X nararlind; sedigiin Hollow Ware, z.
ttrailles , Worliatapds, °hake,
- - 4"-!• - •" - 4 ; •
With igerierod„aeibileiViit bf Itifiee.iMeliMiAiiteies
Imitable for tho'aiaiton, ".new-finore;. Bouthireat
&pew ofd3soonkint - Dock - strasis,-nsivithe - rantangs;
eidit},l
- • tailf C stri v Otind tirs - Wri;wlt.h a t en . — King,
..
J 0 hite•?,: v 4 . ,..i0 , ..44,4t4i.,;-; ? ... - : v7 ,-, 2 4 , 4,, 4. (:.; - - v
for th'o`.WanCof . 4 iat: 0 1:- .
atini4 and spaie me the
, -
Moire bath riank , d change follows In her time ;
• Hoene that will ever `more peep through ttiatr eyes; 4 , - - -
Andinikkllka=parroti at a !nig - •
'Maturveyer,forreed, may v alike; be stifled tO.iortoat and'
becoming irit-at the "FalitiatOirdbligZstaldlehment of,
4 Shasillle Stokit;RO - : dot Obiebino#reet.
wrisi:Qimart: VlOTOnta.—Wo dreamed
!bud 004 Stiatwi-hinia - e#rehit f ,igth.Queea Ilatatia
ett a noWagirtiiiin;farliitio loippont4 ,Her
aisfaltr- morsOds Yoraiest: child with _irreat• asre
- oat ',the- London
-,- Ai we were
and _said,
..• fOcll,irtianTlospeatio,to - , all the ',Oka lif f Philadelphia,
Ond AdiapiakAnoW ardt's Tfor Albert 4C-the Prince-of
19514,444 the BidWa"Blidie.Clathlag
& lite d•Op"-"and AOC Olia?Ointir:idliet; above
.1040tto ',"•Ayp ate the matte, tbtat abeinight
-1 urge , 4ilriddi : *Whethee that be soot not, ere are
oni4:de: id4g4itioniihfooftet it h, thalthe
of dfieiri,l4l: notffiiled*r.'hila dlithigafahOktt;att'fn'
the e1:141614r iit Thhae:iiihcielteriah
this 44 stAliblemaknate. iitionfd , tenaimber that the
eallextrondinnitkecOahmlol WaT n or gratifilog ft le to
09S- Itiebldfn nail Clothing Em.
gotitontito;f4l4kiifidOisii, - 140:'13‘21. Chestnut'. street,
'whern,onak.biAtiniattifeOnitoarnonte to' snit the most;
:banana
'_ 3 j l4l * lllolll,
•
,
ink AMC 1 Z :4 04 -01 4u *tilt; Ptininall 771 00 scpci
: light & -
/tulle?,
lethe:toipow - gekeft < QTYleti itlituoliptip+F +0 1 ?,." p,
kut,eftabwitu t 'GO " 1
• 40004:914 14 7 ;711eb:net, llantw 7 .
;I°l 4;iritt, bl" l„;B% ° o 4 : i t'.Bl4o- , bake natio";
D Ulmer ;18 amyl) ,
, 1 ton old, Won, Mono dc Jones Co ;
OxYgitilk;-110c, - ;lfranillo„hreltton -100,000
toot.fe_ioio , :pipeloptilboaxda;l3oTtpni irtlM!r!e!F t
‘•
imitaioie:oassql' L
00rk1L171111 . 0 .,
:31*0:4-9.,;•4040-1./1-.,
- -
, . 26
tdp ptliefriLeMlo-video-sow' •
tfoTitrh If'!1 1
, 4 ° „,
• - BtlendiAtp:oias4(;;.:.,. .. .. .
Brugge Whites -Winci - zglioli „rpt..o., -
. .... sitieiro f
- won:
:Brig Tradi ..
..... . 1 . `TrAllifitidoeii •
Brtgaeridal.:
.) loon
,
Brig:Amlabn He i ne:, •••
- - -"
~F~'r~fiS=`,OP7Pjsizli~?~Lr~A,a:liv~i~ Yo;}gte:
1-1 9 son" :•.
Er-VAT= -s-77 ,- - , 01,1 9 1 .ficit50•... 6 0
, _ *** * "
„
Il I IV!1
Arm f
dahlia,
ot to
, i with
auk&
strubiti,
- San !Ste; Shaw, 15 from i 30 44,F!" ) with
Aomberlo Malone Tsylbr." -
4f3altr 14 Be 7 lle, Tlitinfinfon, from - Wilmington.
Bohr Pkteaikenitinitroni Troy. •-n. „.? : ' 3
4;1., • ----
'Steen:l44 Xirginte, KeNy,,Sintirioral,TWebeter; Jr.
"KO lonleuAnutett, Boaton t Noritynot
TrnneMtu,d(Ringsl4,-pleinfnegosill S Burling.
r '"Bohr pi2l2t4l.4ooPi:Oorson, Boston, li,Andsoriod , do
rfr 'Saw Hannah WorwiclONOrwlok,•itOOriii,:,, do'
Soht Predlitlinedi illsobroxd, Both. ble,, •do
WinO',lC.Baker,,Vannerasis, Otnaleetnii;,Pettlt,
~ .01eittba f !lk
- Whilden, 'Lamm, Nopoonet, Nob le, ,
Rant;
t riet,t, •- - •
Behr 3:33.-•Saylos, srorkleriee,: Tyler,
Stone; 41t - Co
3 Sole r mortars, Washington,- Harm & Cod,
- -
lliikriror;Denninißeltimore, 4 0 11 , roveni Jr:. '
"• 1 • (Oorriopon.ienee of The Piens.) -
' • , ,HAWRIA' 011.1i0E, N0v.,9,1248.
';!The •Wyoixung loft this morning with 4 boats, 'Mon
csonhigitokas follows: •• •• , : '• " •
40tlissi3Velsh,•idg iron to Otibreci& 00 . ; /Ai; Wear, do
4o:Whqiiter Ic!,.l)o*don ;Unbolts, lumber to New York
a'wolihttersisoalto Delannie City. . • W • B—VVT • '
elicaesponfienee ot TheDrealo- -,,," •
. ; Nor 9, 1868; „
fi -The vollowing boats, from ,the ,Union Canal, passed
:Into tboiSchwylkill Venal. today, bound to, Phil/del-
Ala, laden lid °cosigned as follows:
Oare4r"... end, !Alfred , T homail, , /umber to No raross &
; Atlantic, lumber to do, and shooks to 3" Craig; ;
lariorgw, Hopson, boards to Geo :Hopei= ; Gol Britten,
:t/Ctitoca; to Biniben Miller; Howard, grata to A
Tjattell4 ffo ; _Tradesman, Iron ore to .gok,ert & 00. B.
MorrespondenoviOf the Philadelphia Bwohange.
„ - LEWES, Dot., Nov 8,7. A ]
• LThio :.erfal,hqing changed on liaturdaT.T• WNW,,
Alitufoliqtringuisets have' abbe left the harbor, voi :
bh 'Alvah7lrolant ; , brlge G -W-Barter,'Andoter •
seine Palliebbarg, Davidson, Lavinia Jane, Triumph:
B Ploiliday; Barnard, /3' W Ponder, Albert Defter, 8 D
Hart Judge , Taney, Pocabontes, , Alvarado, B Butler,
'Hartispn. , , , Price, B W Warrington, Amelia, Almada,
Qirdler, Jasper; Juliette, Avon, Neptune, Book.
Garthagena,..Tolui It Mather, Lady, Suffolk,
John Nomura, Von-Valiant Harrielin; Village Green,
Oblef,,Hendrick Hudruii,J.H Segula,Tahtnara,ll3e.ia,
;Julia seed, Abnira, Game°, Tiger, ,Granadilla, Joe
Baker; Sidney, Pries,' and ten others, , e, The barque
Katharine,:for, St ,John, NB; brig • Bil' Need; eche
granky9Hall and three others, panned to sea on Sa
turday. Winaweettloudy,
Yours; &e- , , WM. 11:ILLORMAN.
4 lei iaaaosAra.)
- - .- 10Orresponteisce of the Philadelphia Bnobange.) '
• GASH /OLAND, Nor 9, 6 118 P M,
2 „. The barque Ohirles 469.991 from New Ifork and brig
froraVeat ladles, went in lent evening. The
brig Tangier and Tear, (Wincing., panned - up this fore.
noon.l 'Wind BW.
Foloilkat THOS. B. HIIEFFillii.
yamputiiiiio Tan raites,]
hi , • BOSTON, NOT 9.
AY, barque, Bobolg, from, linneinelin ; Orly Lincoln,
.from Jacmel ; Canton, f;oin,,do Demerara, front aa•
~ ~.... --- '- •- —. , , New Ton, Nov 9.
L;, AV, brig Her: Alike, from HITILIIII. ,
4 - -: ~, e., -.72' -5,'-'', , • , , •", 0/112LEBTON, Nor. 9., .
rAr yesterday, gape (lolumida,„Cordelle, sod A foe,
'from New York. .
ST. JOHNS, N. 8., NOT 9.
,The seta. Crown, of Nawfonedtand, 'mu syoten the
let ituiti having on board twelve of the crew of the ship
.Sommers, of - Boaton;Whtoh was fal/en In with, water.
logged on , the 20th nit. Pb.v of , the crew remained
with the ship: ' . .
MEMORANDA
irEir,Hee Holmes' Hole.- - .
Brearostdp Persia, Junius; oleared at New York yes
_hirday, for Liverpool. -.7._ _ - _
• Bteamehip,,Ph ll adehldri,-Harriimi, for Haiani and
NeW Yorkipleared at New Orleansdth inat,
Steamship Oityof New York, from Boston fer
delphisi fell irivrithi at 1-4' hi, Bth lost,. off, Chsy Head,'
,the •tearmliip nines* Bpragno, - from Philadelphia for
Basion,r-Witio the loea:of rudder, and towed her into
:Ho'meer-Hole, where she remains.
' Steamship- Keys'ono - State. Marthman, hence for
Charleston; wee seenlth lust, 6 P on' Hatteras. '
41tentnehip.Olty of New York, Howes, from Boston for
Philadelphia, sailed from Holmes' Hole Bth inst.
,-2 -- Ohipllampleri, 'PatnaM . , for Philadelphia, sailed from
Liverpool 28th alt. - , -
Ship - Diesiskanght, Brannettl; dieted at . New York
yesterdoy,:for Liverpool. '
:48111p Ocean Pearl, Crowell, from Baltimore for Ban
rliranoisomaailed from Swan Point Bth lust, end went to
sea from Cape l:l.dg -
Ship Thomas Wetteon, Lsprelle, remained at Gelves-
Vgn 2d Suet. - r
.1 810010111 Creole, ,Buck,- and Oaialier, Farrell, from
lialtlinore , for 510' de, Janeiro, went to sea from Cape
jam,' .
nßarnner.Our•iliilo Kent,-for Boston, sailed from
Marseilles 18th ult. -
- . . .
Baiquar Capella; (Brem) from Bremen, arrived
at Baltimoreltli Met, frith: sails split; and loss of fore
and mdiu•top-gallant masts.
Barque Belle, Ryder, sailed from Boston Bth last, for
•
Bu rid', Wilton, from Now Tork,ongolog into
Wrothlan 25th • . - • •
Ba goo -X- Giddings, Rome, eleared at New Yoth yes
terday, for Oallao. - •
Barone konami, Graris, cleared at New York osier
„day, for. Ma de Janeiro.
Binne Gem, Hammond, hence., woo telegraphed be-
Bostoa Eith Inst. -
Barque Rim, Taylor, kenos for Boston, palmed High
4aatt:ifight 4 P A Bth ' in '” ' -
,- qßrig W,ll.olark, { P all, from Photon for Philad e lphia,
'lll4l fa, Role Bth tnet.
Golburn, hence for Boston, at
Holmes , Role Lost, Ind cal led Bth. •
Brig TrentoO,,AthertosiOrerios for P ortland , plumed
illigtandLight.4.P Sib. host, _ , , ,
ld
1 Brigs Andoier, (Unto,' aadhlyra, hence for Boston,
- patood Highland Light 49 Id Bth inst.
•. ,, o Brig Orison hdamo, -York ' , hence- arrired at Boston
Bth inst. - ,
. „
;*- Brig Mary.ll, 4eliyOrma - Boston arrived at Balt'.
1
;voire eth. Init. -.
.
Brig Ocean Wei
to ill, he for,Earbedoes, tow:lied at
B rmad-olltb: wit'
' , Brig Bilzibetlr'Llbbr rP ez irc g. - - -
ilionWitille:ta4l6M-ITkl-ch., ;.-.." l r il fi mll4 l' ,ftoui
i ittlf ,o ttr i tElel t l, B.0t4,1411:, from Miens, wee below
~ „ , -, - , ,
Schr:Ailatifda 7 - ftlith,linceat Providenob etkinet:
, teche Wflyer; Bokir.ori - for - 2biladelphiS, Nailed
frOscirtoiidorii:ie .. 7
"F‘ Poke LB Wheeler, Douai. /ince • - for Boston, pused
'Wetland Light,42 118th fist. •
haaket; oarthapena, Baker,
'luau atlitile-lhalforddlilt Inst. •••••"g i •
Bahr OorneUa, Basso% hence, Furled' at New Bed.
forihth'•inst."c- •- • - -
t n itchith Point; Djdeoway, cleared at New York
lasterday , rlllo de Janeloo. ••.• -
•C•ti3s,dirs na Smith,and Caroline 0. amid,
Butltl ;roV /itatsdylsirie ililliVarrind at-New York
Emelinellickey, Tice, henite at New Bedford 7th
. .
t •• , ,fiehr.itlintsd•ltaien, Will tarots, fromPPortitaid, , Conn,
;for Philadelphia, amAritd at New York Bilthiet;
Bahr T D Bleeker,lldwirde; hence iftWarren 21 inst.
Ekhr.lforitii iltone,,pluMed at.oaluaton 28th
elt"
for
lthadelphia.t :•' • •
I _Reiikiryfetason, ~
tirrivad at Now
Orleans 4th the! `.;••.." , - • ,
Schr Reorge , :ltranklin,- Tyler, kenos, at Richmond
Bthldet. - - ••• ;•-• '
itihr-GaorgoO K aitte, hoiroo.cOpPorthind;-slled , from
Salem7tli Unt:,• - • •
Bohr 0411iikOtqi, Stabbri from itAiton'i at Salem
:6th inat:' • - ,
Bahr Piroturrioi;Burrm' iaha, for Philailei*Noloartd
'it Aosta WV+ - - - • •
Eau J. B ~ i hrdidott, nailed f r om posa#4lrla
Ath hat. •sr, s . • •
- Cifs•••torty, Carlini!, for Boaton i • atitr4•-it
,Baltimore Stkittat...
~..A.Bdir Goo A Tlttle;.Adami -from Obatleatoft, arrtire4
at Boston Bth last. • - -
Fohra 7oreph Porter IFatea: P Oahe; Palioottj
MAbecta, 'Knight, - Endicott i Arraonreld' i Barllttt
Max - y Ellaibath,= , 'Beed Alba DOlkaing, Rica; Pam
Costner, Garacsodorad 13h:0od, Somers, hence, arrived
at Boston Bth hrit; • • • .
?Lenin MIBOELLANY
Barque Picot - bile, Lindberg, wilich ikom
Boston sth ~test;tior Cape Good H o pe , taiilitied to port
the Oib ilbe-liad got, Mont I cedes Ivan Boat*
; 7 4.get . on itrlday night, when, it tell . Weak) ,
been setting the -, bargrOlt totrakda ,It beldame
necessary in antbek to , preinfit drlfilug abhors, arid et
11P fd ancitoksdelt Hardives Boots. At 2A Di
a flesh breets street 'up from the NB, mid*, increased
to I gale. At A.ht the starboard, chain parted, the
bee roiling very heavily at the 110 m, and the wind bltve ,
leg a gale. Signal was set for a and the barque
wee NOD after spoke by pilot boat Sliirlie,yo 7, which
'promeded -to the city for it 'Meitner. The It B Norbes
was Immediately - delpatehed to the milldams of the
.barque, mid Mimed her from her dangerous position.
The Fleet Eagle has lost stream anchor and cable, by
the parting of the chain, and was • obliged to Clip the
port anchor - when she was taken in tow. She war, therefore, towed back , to the city to secure a new sup.
ply of anchors.
,It is thought that but for her timely
rescue she
,roust hare, been driven ashore in short
• - NOTION TO MARINERS.
Notioe is hereby siren that the bell is alining from
the boat stationed.off Oravee Ledge.
"; The boat will be removed for repairs the ant favors.
ble nowortuoity, and a Bell Buoy of the first olate put,
atituted—
liars'. Ito ' ok bun'', red and white horiSontal stripes,
IA reported adrift in Lighthouse Channel
• td.OLANOTHON,B/41Titi Oomdr U 8 N,
Lighthouse /Wipeetor, Second Distrint,
.:Bostoif Nov. 6,486,8.; , ; - •
.. .
-: - ':- •- -- - , .--) MOW/0 route- - '
-- HOLMNSCHOLN, For. 6, P. M —dr, eehre Panne
'eat, Weptee; Lidilra'eray: Wearer; :PA 'lliaedent, Ire.
lend;; Ben,' '-L' Berm 'Haley; and Nva Belle, Tilton,
Philadelphia for Boston. - - - _
.
Stir—Wind NE,With - raln Ar, sehrs Gilbert Green,
Wearer, and Olean Ware English, from Philadelphia
for Lynn ; John W Dodge, Keeley, from. do for New
buryport.
• • Ar, - kobre T Lake. Scull ; Lucy L Sharp, Compton ;
'L'1711(181er, Miller, and Beulah Sharp, Mayhew
from Philadelp hia for Bolton ; II A Week's, Weeks:
Philadelphiafor Beet Cambridge
Sailed. brigs Bastian, Union (Br) ; sells Woodruff
Sluts, (Merles S Oaratairs, B II (Jolson. Wm Carrol,
Mary Ano.litagee; Viola , P ' Winston, Wm L Etch '
'ardsoni P' A Sanders,
.Era Belle, Emblem, Ocean
Ware, and W Dodge. •
.r- , ..8th--Ar bogus Wm'ar. Jane (of_ Nei York) Cobb,
N Orleans 7th n't, S W Pass oth, for Boston. -Ifas ex
perlenceCiery,severe weather, loot and split Bella. •
Also ar bil(rMtntioello, Teel - , Port an Prince 18th'
lilt, for Boston. . .
Sailedbarques & Jane;, brigayelo..
on,' haled, Monti - Cello,' anir - Lincliln I, eche Map* A
Shrogehire, Townsend ; Strcint,'Frank Pierce ,
Marietta Han Z Stratton f Samuel Naafi, Nancy Mills,
Ply, Yasbil harp, Pangs/nod, Louisa Gray,
Sorry, Gilbert Green, Laisgdon Gilmore, 2' Lake, L
Sharp, 0 B.Wheeler, - B riltarp, - 11 A - Weeks, Mori.
da;Redlngton.
In port At 10 A wind • W BW, steamer Phinesul
Sprague, repairing rudders brig Rio Grande; tieh
Shenandoah., .. • ••
B) sail of vessels have weed by to the eastward sine°
daylight this morning; „ '
Nov 8-103 g A M ,Ar brig Liumgdre, Higgins, Turks
,Island for Boston; sahe White Squall; Sharp, and Liz.
sie Meal ; Henderson; Boston for Philadelphia,
Also ar t brig Lincoln, Cornwallis, Jactnel for Boston,
experienced heavy giles and split Riles. ,
Also ar, brigs Allston, Carleton, New London for
Boston: - Itin Grande, - Cunningham, Savannah for St.
John; DS ; with 3'men slob; soils T D Wagner, Smith,
Charleston tor thiston; Arlrlanza, Adam., savannah for
Portland; Shenandoah Smith, Philadelphia for Nan
tuottet;
- ; : FOILNIHN PORTS.
At' : Margeilles 20th slap Ashland; moore, nor.;
barques Edward Hill, dray, and Leon, Praritt, for New
Iforitt_Tanaro,' Baiter , fo' Legbora and Boat-on ; brig
.21P Sweet, Jewett, for Philadelphia.
814 18th, barque Slarra - NOtiadia, looter, Now York ;
18th,Idig Benjamin DelanO, Baker, Palermo,
, Tars' Bth tilt, brig Harriet Hallook,Barion, trona :
NewlYorki - arat others as before.
At layal 18th "ult, ehfpp Manifiester, - Anderson, from
Oblegow for Now York; Alig for repoira.' • '
At , Miustitisn:lBth ult. barque of Boston for
"brior York, (probably the Vlotorlai Milton, from Penea-
Bolar Hallook, from Pensacola ; ' Cion•
quest, from do . At the bar; an : Am barque : loaded
kwith makogMly for New York (probably the ty 0 Alden,.
,i)'''sl66 "
tyk Turks Island Oot 281, barque Tejues, Hand
inan; from Patio:Moo:
Xi,. At John. PR, 10th tilt, brig Roamer, Black; wtg
46hro Adams- for Oherleeton 4
tlaret:Naloolaki flelithi for - New Yark 10 days ;
,tri6 Light, liumailrom Nei York, just or,
Arlin Newt% Nrjr:49Asat echr Moonlight, Tuthill,
- -
-,z- , 81,1 frail Bt Jolino;NifsBlii Inet,st 2 P 11, steamship Oireittalani-Hew - ,
: - Jianalogi , o , laytruk • Funiattloot !)OS Walnut
AueSone dour 'wait of Minion! street; Unites de=
voni tt In lame of one 0005r .. ,an4, ~ nrrards, from all
daeelp of
,thp,ecniiiniti;:en4 ilknallitotost it the
iiitiffAlfiii opeD Auld , yOf old , *
froni9 antOyalobssit And on Mon.
44'44asmurday
.. until in pni'iveinf4. Fronds"
illii tiqrtrininot lialattaryi onitty•-!.
ARRIVALS AT.THE:TRINCIPAL .HOTELS.
- 92t1p , 41LooicTfilli•,roatuNG.
• " '
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GIRARD 310118E. 7 4hestrint street, bolos; Ninth. •
.
0 Ellis, Washington •• • 0 Henderson & Is, Pa •
A'D - Woolaton, Norristown 8 13 ininer„tiS N
UN-Htdd, New York D Hunter, Reading -
W 7 'Underwood, Boston . -- AA Wightman, Providence
WTravers, New York 1 0 Robson, Richinond
W Barnes, New York W MoGinnls, Riohmond
P Blow, St Louie OE Griswold. New York
G J - llarnett, St Louis W B Reynolds, , Bellefonte
Oharleaton „ 0 A Keller, Pittsburgh_
E Hagen, 8 N . N Daintier, New York
H U Andrew & la A R Wootton, Delaware
H Taylor, Baltimore - 0 Webb, Baltimore ,
A B James & wr,ll Orleans , J L Cooper, Ga
P Muller, Albany , - B A.Dryant & la, Alabama
W M Bryant, Alabama,E WOhnoberlin, Mass
R H Archer k Is hid • Oleveland, Baltimore
0 M Marrett, Portland J 11l Singer, New York
Singer, New York H G,Thompson, New York
Mr Cashman & N York - 7
13 Goddess & la, Lyilob , g
'3'o Atwater, New York Mr Whitdeld, Fla
Min El Bacon, Wastangton,,
11-I,oButh WaabtailtlM . - B Mazatlan, Maine
W E Burton, New York' Williams, Baltimore
S Hording, New York 0 M. Bassett, New York
J 0 Coins, New York 0 P Coleman, New York
Hitottings, New link 7 Pierpont, Boston
R Martin, New York ~ D Orowan ,N Orleans
Miss Orowan, New Orleans
,T U Smith, Richmond
OM Smith, Richmond G H AokermaniAlbany
0 B North, Conn John T Anne, N Y
Wm 7 Moorhead.N Y , Dr '2 Childs & lady, Maus •
0 0 Wilson & lady; N Y 0 Faulkner, Boston
LI II Wardeld, Balt Atherton, Boston
A Thompson, Boston 0 H Pander, New Orleans
DL Gray, N Y G P Pendexter, N Y
44 Smith, Texas - ,W 11 Shattuck. N Y
11 Langdon, Detroit Wm McKay, Va
P Beueore, Boston A Marsh, N Y
_ - .. ..
J Paine, NY ' B B . Allen; N Y
Cleo W Nichols & la, N J GI Thomas, Alexandria
P. Laughlin N Y G A Team & la, Md
lire Gloss, Washington W G een, Washington
II Hazlett; Balt ' Wm Tidd, Boston
J McNutt, N Y J B Bnett, Mass
Dr Baliany & ladg,N 0 , kiln Whitaker, N 0
J II Whitaker, N 0 , .
MERCHANTS' HOTEL—Fourth Bt., below Arch.
J Gordon, New Albany Id Buckman, Easton
JR McFarlane, Pa - ' Miss Blotter, Pittsburgh
W W Chambers, Indiana J P Hays, Wathington
It Ball, Mass W P Klink, jr , Bloompebt
0 J Brown, Ohio • T Illimither. Ms, Johnnat'n
W B Lowman, Johnstown B Wald, Harrisburg
E Btevensi N 1' D Barnet, Easton, Pa
'Daniel French, Mass John J Doherty, Pa
John Preach, Mods ' AII McOlaoe sr. la„Chian's
Miss Buchard, N Y . J H Criswell, iihlppensb'g
G H Stesurti iihippensbl JW. Bponsier rr. wife, 11l
P W White, Mass J P Pilot, Mace •
D Currier, bless le M Olark,Mass
El Hunt, Illairatown, NJ_ Mica BI Howell, N J
J Williams, Baltimore J It Langley, Boston
II W Ladd, Boston . John Adams,Jr, Boston
A Holden. Boston 3 B GuthriePk
B Wray, Pittsburgh] -
' AMERICAN HODBll—Ohestnnt street, abovelith.
J Ashton, Phila J Le'sewing & tarn, Pa
Providence Miss Clantlett, Pa
J H Springer, Look Haven Dr Thomas, West Chester
Pit Brenneman, Lancaster J P Jackson, York co
W It Downes, esthete - 0 T Polk, Delaware
A D Itodearmel, Jer Shore CI Peugh, Dayton, 0
Geo Wilson, Delaware 8 Bumin, re, Delaware
J W Thayer, Rockville. Ot G Henderson, N Y
A Elliott, Jr, to le, Wash Dr Bappiogton, Maryland
J B Thomas, N Y J P Thompson, Paterson
0 Hetrick, Paterson J B Branton .k sou; W Oholi
WIL Armstrong, Hasten P Merrill, Vermont
J B McOreary, b ()hunk M (homer, Mermirsburg
A Snyder, Mercersburg 8 Hester, Pa
Reuben Knecht. Heston 8 Hills, Jr, N Y
D M Bache, N Y T B Starr, N Y
B hlsydeld, D 0 J BarloW, - N Y
David Dodir,N Y hire Cole. N.Y
A Decker & wife, N Y T Penney, Washington
UNION BOTBL—Arch street, below Pourtb.
J C Compton, Cal D le Buck, Bedford on
13. Haskin, Oin N B Faber, Wilkesbarre
T N Ladd, Om J N Sellers, Pa
N B Wicker & la, Del Mies .a. Bigg, Del
Miss Messinger, Boston Jim id McCauley & la, N J
Mine Kate McCauley, N J Geo W McFarland, M ' Wru K Radson, Nd J D Bradford, N 0
David Ganda, Borten Miss McOamant, Pottavl'e
B W Jonah, Pottsville Abraham Collin, Pa
0 Orff, Fort Wayne, Ind P Bchaw, N Y
B P Blake, Louisville 0 Tammy, Indianapolis
0 B GM:as, Hancock, NY J Houghton, Lewisburg
FRANKLIN HOUPD—Ohednut street, above Third
SBLoyd,N V AM Willis, N .1 -
J P Nelson, Boston JB Nichols, Hayerhlll
W Lapham, Oln 0 H Middleton, N J
T P Watson, Boston - J Taylor, Boston '
T W Koons, Del. . It Rothermel, Phils
8 Itothermel, Phila. E Hedge, N P
J W Fleming, Va Miss naming, Va '
W Opdyoke, id D. Bucks co It N Holbrook, Boston
A P Beecher, Buenas Air . esK A Harris, Mimi -
.G Marlon, II Y J 11. Perry, Mass .
_.
J Bunko:num. Boston . . B Poland, Boston
A almonds, Mass A Goddard, Mass
Alrs Goddard dr. den, Mass El 0 Mendenhall, Indian*
NATIONAL HOTBL—Rams , street, above Third.
T Osterhatit, Pa • MnS Jenkins, Pa
J D Johnson, Pittaburgh B A Phillips & son Pa
1 it Samson, Ohio T It Goodman, Ohio
D Meyer, Harrisburg 0 Beecher, Plnegrove
II 0 lombert, Williamsport J B Fisk, Pittston
W Willits, Money PE Buok, Pottsville
airs Carey, Danville Dr F Fleschut, Lenart
Benj Booker, Pa Marin Olark, Lancaster
Geo W Geiger, Reading ,G P Whitaker, Pa
Lot Flak, Pa James Glenn, "Pottsville
Peter Simpson, Pottsville Geo W Itamsny, Pottsville
MOUNT VERNON HOTEL—Second et., above droll.
P M Trumbower, Phil' 0 Cornell, Williamsport
W P Greer. Memo,' J Molt, White Haven
B Jeffries, at Louie • Mrs N Woodward, White
Master Woodward, White - Maven
Haven - A Laws & lady, Del
Wm Adams, Hollidaysburg Vlt oourtright, Hollday'g
Geo D Myers, Ohio Oliver P•Myere, Ohio •
A G Myers, Oh'o - J K Paw:4mA, N.York
J Petereon, N York - A J Watson, N Jersey
E P Wstion,ll Jersey - 6 Runt, N Jersey
James I.l.Larwe, Cheater -
•BLikeli BBLR, HOTEL—Third et,, ab. Oallosrhlll.
//Read, Perklonian C Pinny, Rankine
S timlth, Burannytoirri Ma 0 l'lnny, Rockville
W H Buckman, Jehkintown Master Pinny, Rockville
Wm Heiner, Pa J Hatt, aumneytown
8 Trumbower,'Doylestown ' J Satter, Backs co
Miss Trambower, DoyleeVit Master Batter, Bucks co
Master Trumbower, DayPn J Rash, Meson, 0a
N Ettinger, Hlinesvillo, ,P btemel, Beading
N Lands, Pa elimneytbalt
H Hillegass, Hlinestillo. JEhat, (Hey
W Boyer, Baydertown• H Weiner, filaldFti Creek
Bhroyer, Pughtown -
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BALD EAGLE—Third street. above Oalloiblll.
JArattr, Qap, - . • 'CV P Motser,Pa
J Monroe' " "' Y'llattk 4 eon 'Monroe eo
D Ohrtatman, Carbon co Moyer & BP'g (Dealt
Semi P Rehm Es Pa Poe Stepp, Allentown
Jam Graham, M Chunk t3sml Beyner, Palmyra, Pa
Aaron Itechllop, Lehi gh co
BLACK BEAR INN-41rth rind Merchant atreete.
J Beerbower & eon j Jones k la, Pa
X Item, Delaware co W Jacoby, Davenport
G 8 Valuer, Wiltalonton 99 Thompson, Prankkrel
J Laird,MoDayaVille Rand W Ifyton, Pa
Wm Kennedy, 'Newark ReV Geo liracona, Del
Edw °keen, Chester co Mrs Peacock, Mars
John Vanderslice & la Danl Penpact Pa
Wm B. Howard, Chester ,Pa
co 8 t Leedom ny , Del c er, o Li
laalictlenry, Pa
MADISON ii . OLIMP.--tbahrl at., below Arch.
1 9 Wilidtor, Did Geo H Oannon, Del
Johnson, N I II P Phillips, N J
8 I' Thomas, N Y Wm P Melbourne, Rd
Wm Massey, Del. WmCunningham, Boston
W Noble Rockford, 11l A H Eby, Butts oo
J Lake, Del .11 Narbough, Bucks co
Jos Lake, Del 4_,t,winote, De%
D 8 Homey, Del T p Wihdor, Del
L W Fisher, IVO , Co ly nap, pa ,
John MOCann, N 'V _ 'Jae I) Prettyman, Del
. ~ u „
HANLEY DIMAS HOTEL—BOOOnd street, below Vine._ .
8 Sollioley. New Hope 0, Shoemaker, Yardleyv'e
A Yerkes in non, Pe J Hoed,' ImwreoseVillei P.
H fiklihnitti, Princeton J Cototillrt, Attleboro
J Watson, Eoletiory 19 Walton, Centreville
Jos, w Glinek, Centreville A II Large, Lancaster co
11 0 Potter. Phil& 11 II Shaw. Yardleynile
8 Hough; Pa J 0 Parry; New Hope
B Brown, Brownsbnrg 0 Palmer, Chester city
It Palmer, Chester city li.t N Noble, Chester city
0 W 01111 m, Attleboro W Meese', Attleboro
J T Stnokhonee, Pa
Special Nottro.
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JULEP BABEL 100. e; Perfume - s and Importers, No.
7010hesinnt street, Philada. no3-13t
Silver's Goa Consuming Elovee ls• Unless these
Stoves are made Inc proper manner they are no better
than the common old. fat hionel heatiog Stoves.
I employ none bat the beet worknien, and nee the
choicest Imported Russia Iron.
I warrant every Gas Coneumer I sell to be eum.r
mat. to thole I have on exhibition In the Franklin
Institute, and which aro attracting the attention and
'admiration of vleiteregenerally The Committee have
conceded that GALLAGELEIVS mate of SILVEICSUAS
CoIGIIIMING STOVER are the best In the Exhibition.
I esifattention to the following letter:
"I have examlued the 'silver Gas Consumers' ma
nufactured by Mr. A J. CALLUM:MR, and pronounce
'dim fatly equal to any I have ever seen. The Mutate
'lron is the veer nosy, the workmanship =napalmed.
The whole stove fully embraces my invention. I re.
commend with pleasure to my friends and the public
Mr. Gallagher's make of Stoves. J.S.Bitrint.,)
A. J. GALLAGHER, stove Manufacturer,
no6-smiv No. lIAb N. BEGOND, above Vine
Nothing is of more Importance to the Com.
fort Of a family than a good COOK STOVE
GALLAGOIHVB MORNING STAR
has been in successful operation some five years, and
there hse never been Introduced to the public a COOK
STOOD that has given estlefaction so generally. It
will DRAW, BARB, ROW, BOIL, BROIL, lee., In
the most perfect nainpeyi ' '
I Will return the p r ice yaidfor it if It fails to do ae
above. A J. GALLAGHER,
ooll.mws2.ot , 10611. Second Bt., above Vine.
,
Gallagher's Swaths Gas Consumer.—A Flat
'MY COOK BTGVE, LARGE GYM, VERY REAvY
PLATES, AND MADE IN A BUPRIIIOR MANNER.
waRRANr it to
DRAW, . .
BAKE,
ROAST,'&o., &o,
I have boon engaged in the manufacture of stoves for
many years, and I man safely recommend the SUNRISE,
to my friend'. If it fella to perform as above gated,
I will RETURN YOU THE MONEY PAID FOR IT !
CAN YOU ASK MORE?
eon -tears 20t A. 7. GALLAGHER.
TO 'All who Want Money. /ones SZ
CO. Brokers, Northwest corner of THIRD and
GAiIIBLL STRUTS, below LObIBABD, advance
Cash liberally, in large and small amounts, upon
deposits of WatoheS, Diamonds, Jewelry , Conn,
Clothing, mo4erat,:o term). Office hours from
6 A. M. to 7 P. M. 0023-1 m
Jackson, Chick Printer.
JACKSON, CIRCULAR PRINTBR.
JACKSON, BILL-READ PRINTER. '
" • JACKSON, 'CARD PRINTER.
R . 1 44400.1 JON
ofkoln 0/1141fUt 4 MITI Mg%
.1 , HE ,4)IIESS:4PHILADP.T.BatikaiIitODNESDAY; NOVEMBER,
W. Henry Patten ...l Manufacturer of Window
SRADIS, - ind - Yinierter of and VE - 001;
STRAY MATEDIAI.S; • I4AOR end MUSLIN ;
TAINS. BRODATELIES,' SATIN . ' DE 'DAIND • aftld
WORSTED DAMASK, RAPS, MODERNS. PLIISMAS,
GIMPS and TASSELS, GILT' OORNIONR and CUD=
TAIN ORNAMENTS: Gilt Window' Shades, will.' nil
tho trimmings, as low se 7.5 cents each. '. Just received
from Aixotiqn large Invoice of .Ourtaloe,'whick:l43o
offored it the foll Owing unprecedented low Prices • -
Tambour Lace , " ,
$3 00, ' 4, $ 01 "
Quite heavy u, '," $5,00, $lO 00 I , "
Eleitnt rich Itrnbroldered, $lO 00, 1, $2O 00 ."...";
•
Damask Curtains from , $lO 00 to $lB 00 per , wlrko*,
complete; Ourtaini mode and put Up at the tiliorteo
nottee,:by competent workmen.
• W. lINSRP PATTEN, 080 CHESTNUT 13t.,* ,,
0c1.2-61noe Opposite J'ayce'e Now fl'U
Grover & Baker's Celebrated Family Sewing
ATAOII/NS9.
A NEW,BTYLE—PRICE $6O.
730 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA. ,
These Machines sew from two spools, and form a
seam of unequalled strength, beauty, and elasticity,
'Atoll will eel' rip, even if every fourth stitch be' aut . ,
They are unquestionably the best in the market for
family use.
0010-tf 1171511151 D TOI A OIROOLAR. „al
New Trimmings' and Zephyr Store and Fee.
TOBX.—J. G. MAXWELL '& SON, Southeast Mel
venth and Oheetent. 00214za
M. Vitus Dance.—This distressing and
mortifying nervonsagection is left generally either to
take its natural course, or is treated on general princi t
plea with very little success. The nervous symptonni
are not the disease itself, and proceedlrom functional
or organic. derangement In the nervous °entree. No
medicine has been found equal to the PERtIVIAN
SYRUP, in checking the involuntary nervosa' trem
blinge known as St. Vitne's Dance:
For sale in this city by P. Brown, corner Ififth - and
Oheetnnt, and' Haggard & 00., earner Twelfth and
Chestnut. oe2ftliftwtf
One-Price Clothing of the Latest, Styles, and
made in the best manner, expressly for lISITLIL semis,
We mark our lowest selling prices in PLAIN smilax°
on each article. All goode made to order are warranted
satisfactory, and our 01E41101 OTEITiII is strictly ad
hared to. We believe this to be the only fair way of
dealing, as thereby all are treated silky.
70NZEI & CO.,
au27-ly 004 /ABUT Street.
Thomas.W. Bally, No. tors Market Street,
Importer and Dealer In Dine Watches, Jewelry, Sliver
and Plated Ware. Flrst•olaas good), constantly on hand.
'Ph subscriber, paying each for every article, Is enabled
to 11 at a small advance. Those about purolutaimi
would do well to call. All goods warranted as repro.
enteed.
550, 550, 550, 550, $5O, 850,
550, sso.
BINGER'B SEWING MAOHINRB.—PBSOEEI 5E-
D1305D.-1,. new and elegant 'gamily Bowing Ma
chine for $6O, and the general male of prices greatly
reduced. All who want a substantial, ample, and re
liable Sewing Machine, which has an established rep ,
talon for doing the very best work on every kind of
material, are invited to call at oar office and examine
the new machines, at the reduced prices. They can
not fail to be daUstied. I. U. BINGER & 00.,
n02•U32 No. 605 011:EBT.N5T Street.
Saving Farad,—Piro Per Cents Interests—
NATIONAL SAYETY TWIST COMPANY, WALNUT
Street, B. W. oorner of THIRD, Philadelphia. Money
received in any sum, large or small, and interest paid
from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal.
Money is received and payments made daily, without
notisa. The investments are made in Real Estate,
Mortgagee, around Bonts, and soh drat-elan seenri
ties as th charter requires. Moe hours, from ()Vont
in the molting until 6 o'clock in the afternoon, ad os
Monday and Thursday evenings until gotta.* fed
artiageo.
On the 24 Instant. by the Rev. Alfred Nevin, D. D.,
ROBERT A. EVANS, Esq., of Lancaster, Pa., to KATI
E., daughter of the late Judge Dale, of the gam
city., it
. .
' ()nib° 7th instant. by the Rev. George Chamfer, Mr.
JACOB N. EADHOE to Mies SARAH ELIZABETH
815,BEIS;■
n he
7th Ind , by Ref. E. 0. Mores. Mr. GEORGE
MoBRIDE, of Camden, N. J , to Miss ELIZABETH E.
BROWN, of this olty. ak
On the 6th instant, by the Rey. E. D Newberry, Mr.
J . M. NOMBRE, of Gape May, to Miss 'ATTIE
AIeOULLOUGH, of West (theater. tk
On the 6th blatant, in Camden oannty, N. 7,, by the
Rev. Mr. ?Crick, Mr. CHARLES El RIDGWAY, of the
Camden Journal, to Miee AMANDA D NE NELL *
On the 4th instant, at Washington city, by the Rev.
Father Edell!) Mr. E AtAOIitIIRRAY, pf partials, Pa,
to Mite NELLIE L. GARTLAND, of Washington.
On TUesday afternobn, at Mbunt Airey, Miss D. L..
daughter of the late Charles and Elisabeth &shatter .0
On the 7th instant, Mr. BENJAMIN DETEST, In the
62d year of hie age.
The relatlres and friends of the family are respect
fully limited to attend the funeral, from his late resi
dence., Mo. tlO7 Print' agBrt, Ribrenth strilat, abort
Market, this (Wednesday) morning, atlo o'clock, *Alit
ont further notice. *
.
On the 7th instant, OEORCE SOMMEBS, in the 64th
year of lus age.
Wit relatibes and frihnde, itleo,tike merojoreit of Philo
ii!tathean Lodge, No, 10, of the 0., of Q, F.,• also thte
Members of Hiram Ledge, No. 81, of A. Y 21 ' ,'and the'
Order generally; are invited to attend the funeral, from
his late residence, Bringhurst street, Gennentown,tp
morrow (Thnuiday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock, withodt,
further notice. , it*
On the let instant, at Syracesq, Mr JOIN COYNE,
ht. the ,26th yeir of his ego, late of Port Rithmotd,
Philadelphia.
On the 7th instant, Dr. BERNARD IdeNEILL, in the
78d year of hts age
The relatives and friends of the family are respeet-
IrCLll,h,eites,e„., and-i1a.../swoural,..".-.1•14,241144 0.14;‘ ,
dance, No. 421 Stuteenth street, below Pine, tomorrow
(Thursday) morning, at eg o'clock, without further
notice. Funeral aervioe at St. Joseph's Church. In
terment at Cathedral Cemetery. **
On the Bth instant, ELIZA.. daughtef of the late
Peter Showers, of Bristol township.
The relatikes and friend', ate Particul arly intited
IP) attend the foment'. hoot b4r late reslderee,
won, to-morrow (Thursday) morning at 10 o'clock'
- Without ft:tether notice. Tie proceed tegenrienein.tes
On the Bth. instant, at Wiegalil-kon, NICITIOLAS 11.
RITTENHOUSE, eon of the tato Jonhth hittenhoute: ,
The relatiVee and friend's are respectfully Invited to
attend the tattered, from the residenge. of his uncle'
Martin B. Rittenhouse, to-day (Wednesday) at twelve
&cheek ; Without further notice. To proceed to Ger-
Mint:. c. '
Qn, mot
the Bth lhltaht, of oonsiamptton, WILLIAM
WILLIAMSON, in the 46th year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the deceased are respect
fully invited toattend the funeral, from his late real
dance. 1810 Le street, to-morrow (Thursday) morolog,
at 7 o'clock. To proceed to the West Cheater Depot,
'Market atreet, west of Eighteenth ; thence to Friends ,
Burying Oround, 11wchlan, Chester county. **
On the 7th haltant, MIORA.EL MeOARTY, aged 36
Yeatl, ... , • , , .
The rtlathroliatcl friend's of ,the (=Rpm% respect.
gully Inv i ted to ` attend the funeral, from hie late reel
ence, No 216 South Eleventh street, bolow„ Walnut,
title (Wednesday) morning, at o.o'olook, wahout further
notice. To proceed to the Cathedral Cemetery. Fano
rad earriee at St. John's Church.
On the 4th instant, at Ragerstban, id • after an ill
;Res oft felt daft, nee. JAMES H. STERRETT, in the
hod year of his age. tt
KrYoung Men of Anterlca• Advan-
TA GEB AND DIITII'S —A LECTURE on Co
above subject wit be delivered by the Rev. Dr. lIIID
ELY. (Kirwan.) In the Mullett Fund Hall, TUESDAY.
Nov. letb, at B o'clock. Tickets 25 cents. To be had
at tbe principal Book-sto• or.
The proceeds of thin Lecture are to be devoted to
the - support of the Minim' (schools in the most desti
tute locality of our e3y. n0143:51.*
Statetitent of the torn Eichnnge flank;
ea required by tbb Sebend Election of the Act
I S7C Cohere! Aisssml4 of the Commonwealth, op-
Proved the la% dap of October, A. D. 1857 ~.
Amount of Loans and Demote $lBl 60 0 .7 8
Do. Opecle 187,825 40
1:10. Dee fkom Other Daub 81.087 85
Do. Of Notee iri Circulation 45,700 00
110. ,DeiMelte, !naiades baladtee due
, other Banks 186,040.08 Philadelphia, Noramher 0, 1858.
OItY -
I, J W. TORREY, cashier of the 'Jeri' Exchange
Sank, being siren, depo3o and say that the, above
Statement le correct, to the hat uiy knowledge and
Sworn to before me, tble ninth day of November,
A. D. 1868. CHARLES D. FREEMAN.
nolo-1t Alderman.
Er. People's Literary institute —Third
LECTERN, by G. W. MUIR Ea , in CON
CERT HALL, THURSDAY EVENING, Nor. IL
Subjeot: Dentoetacy and Education. Single Tickets
25 coots; admitting can to Coarse, $1; two to Course,
$1 60; three, $2. No reduction in price of Season
Tickets—for sale at the Booksterea. Lecture com
mences at qaarter before eight, Doers open precisely
at quarter before Seven. no6.6t*
1 - 17. Exchange Bank or Pittsburgh—Plitt'.
numon, November 2, 1868 —The Preeldeast and
Directors of this Meek have declared a dividend rf
Pour Per Cent. on the Capital Stook, otit of the profits
of the last Nix months.
The teeter° Stockholders or their legal representa—
tives will be paid at the Western Bank of Philadelphia,
on or after the lath instant.
/IFUnion blank.—Anlott for Dirac.
tore of the Union Bank, to servo for the am
leg year, will bo held at the BANKING DONE, at
the N. E. Corner of ATOM and ,TIIIRD streak', on
MONDAY. the 16th 'natant, bettlreen the Lents of 10
and 12 A. M. JAMBS 1.,88L8Y, Cashier.
Phila., Nov. 2. 1118 . 113.10 t
ar. Mercantile Benet icinl Association of
PIIILADBLPIIIA.—The Annual Meeting of
the Association will be held at their Room, Bontherest
corner of SEVENTH and RANSOM Streets, oh TUES
DAY Afternoon, November Oth, 8..3 o'clock, at which
time an election will be held for Managers to serve for
the ensuing year, WM. A. BOLIN, Secretary.
nol.St
Notttkorark Bank, Philadelphia, October
11, 1858.—The Annual Meeting of the Reek-
Vora of this Bank will be held at the BANKING
HOUSE, on Tnesdgy, the 2d day of November next, at
12 o'clock M. And the Annual 'Election for Directors
will be held at the DANKO El noun, on Monday, the
15th day of November next, between the hours of 10
o'clock A. M. and 2 o'clock 1. M. P, I'. 8190/4
oel2.dtnols Oaahler.
(O.Consolidation Hank—Philadelphia, No.
vernber ,2, 1828.—The Dowd or Directors
have TIIIB Day declared a Dividend of THREE PEN
CENT. payable on and after the Dth inst.
no3-wfm St JOB. N. PEIRSOL, Cashier.
(Beard Bank, rhtladelphts, Oct. 11th,
1855.—AN ELKOTION FOR 1111WFBEN DI
IW/TOllB, to serve the enstOng year, will be held at
the BANKING BOMB, on MONDAY, the 15th day
of NOVEMBER next, between the hours of ten and
two o'clock.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders will be held
all the same place, on TUESDAY the 2d day of No
vember next, at 12 o'clock It. W. L. 8011AFFER,
ool2•eodtnl6 Cashier.
Erßank of Penn Township..—November
a t 1.154 —The Directors have this day declared
a divldrnd of .three per cent. on the capital stock for
the last six months. Payable on demand, clear of State
Tax. JAMS RIISSBILL,
na-wfm6t Cashier.
t cr . Bank of Commerce.—Philndelphin, No
vember 2, ling.—The Board or Direotore have
this day deelared a dividend of live per cent pavable
on demand, clear of State Tim J. O. DONNELL,
nn-wfml2t Mahler.
ff. Commercial Bank of DemiSTlVaillat
PHILADELPHIA, MODER 11, 1858 —The
Anneal Election for Directors of this Dank will be held
at the BANKING-DOUSE, on MONDAY the 16th daj
of November neat, between the hours of 10 &clank A.
H. and 3 o'clock P, M. oel3-wfrinotiesl6
Nome for Invalids with Affections at
TII OBEST.
S. W. owner rARKB and OkEßTlitiT Inroad.
osallta West Philadelphia.
Oartatrat, $t 00,
,worth 'VI 00
, $2 00,•
iatailis.
11. M. MURRAY, ()adder
The Philadelphia Hank, Philadelphia,
lOotober 2d, 1858.—Tbe Annual Meeting of the
toctlniders of this Bank will beheld at the BANKING
nor :otikIONDAY. the Bth day of November next,
e'clock , And BANKING Election far Dirac.
to
viii be held at the HOUSE, on HON
DA tho lath day of3Novembpr neat, betweenlhe
Woof .12 o'clock A. M: and 2 o'olook P. M.
oitM wfr tnalf• ,B. B. coma 's% Ceeltler•
srFarmers' and Alechanlcs 9 l3nnlit Phlln.
- nexrpte, Oat. 2, 12,58.—Tha r Anunal !Election
or ootore will be bad at the BANKINft DOUSE,
On NDAY, the 15th day of November next, batireen,
thefoure of l o'clock A. AL and o'clock PrILL,
and
on VIntSDAY,IIie 2d day of November next, a general
;netting of the Btookholdere will be held at the Banking
Holm at 4 o'clock P. Si., agretably.l6 the charter. '
ccl dtNlb W,RUMTON, Sr.', Cashier.
~. .
Esq7lluslness mews Union Prayer Meeting,
'DO front Twelve toUne &cloak in the Siuseom-etteet
chrh, nave I • been there ? If not, why 1 Special
Undis for Sabbath Schools on Saturday. Prayer for
ourltrenten on Thursday. These Benison are deeply
intimating. oof-tf
[ccOffice of the Dauphin and lineonehannei
COAL OOMPANY—Naw loan, October 20,1868.
Anna,' Meeting of the Stockholders of this Com
padywill be held at the Girard Ifottee," In Phila.
delolla, on the third WEDNESDAY, the 11th day of
NoVonber neat, at noon, when and where an election
held for eleven Direetore to servo for the ensuing
year. The transfer books will be closed from the oth to
%OM of November next, r both Inanely°.
By order of the Board of Directors,
DRANK 8. BOND,
rat 11-dtnovl7 Secretary.
Corp Exchang e Bank--Philadelph ia J Ooronen 16, 1868.—An election for thirteen Di
recoil, to servo the ensuing year, will be held at the
Darting-house on MONDAY, November 16th, between
lona. and three P. hi.
010-dtNl5. J. W . TORREY, Cashier.
Om Treasurer's Department Pennsylvania
RAILROAD COMPANY—PaiLAMILrata, Oat.
160368.
NITIOR.—The Board of Directors have this d ' ay
°lard a itemLaramal dividend of three per cent on the
'Oavkal Steak of the Company (clear of State tax,) loth payable on and after November , proximo.
, 6hok rowers of Attorney for colleoting Dividends
cad be had on application at this office.
0c164m THOS. T. FIRTH, Truman
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ILIBS. J. P. 0. VAN. NESS,
Of WASHINGTON Olty,
Xito; now about baying her Inok published. Its title
Is be
-, Tax PRIVATE MARRIAGE—THE STOLEN
. WILL— CHB MILLION HEIR."
. BSe Is noting the Family History of officious persons,
who ware so ready to ald her opponents to pr,event
her getting her dower is his, her late husband , s estate.
Her maiden name wail Miss MARY ANN WALLACE
PARSONS. She is the daughter of the late Oapiain
J. B. Parsons. and grand-daughter of Hon. Dr Joseph
Pancres and Major Samuel Monroe, and great-grand
daughter of Rev S. M. Parsons D. D., and General
J. reary, of Massachusetts and New Hampshire, one
.of the oldest American families. Her Family History
is interwoven will the proudest deeds of American
history. Her grand-father was one of the Patriotic
Officers in the War of 1770 Her =thee.' parents—
Major Monroe and wife--were Scotch. Her mother was
berm in Philadelphia, Pa , two years after they landed
to America Captain Parsons hor father, died when
she was a child. At f.,urteen years a age, she was
married, against her withes, to Mr Oonnor He died
but a short while before her marriage with General V.
N and that was in part the collie of their private
marriage.
Her cook is to comprise hor Family History—her Or
phanage—her Inheritance—her young Marriage-the
separation from him (Mr o.)—bor Souool and Board
ing-house, and Introduction to General Van Nees—
their Courtship and Marriage—hie Death—his Family,
and Family History—her Lawsuit for the Dower—the
Abuses, the Wrongs she encountered—the Will, 4.0 .
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ti t MRS. BURKE,
802
~ CREST
'WIII open WINTER RATS, on NtT Street,
holo4t, Tiluitenmr, November
MRS. CS. BlBllor,of No. 915 CHEST
= NUT Street, will open. on TN URSDAY, Novem
ber 11, WINTER MILLINERY. Also, several Cues
of French Bonnets. nob-at
, GREAT REDUCTION IN FALL
.4120NNETEI, preparatory to WINTER Opening.
Ohildreo's Bounete t. lingenle RIM", aild Drop] Cape,
MRS. H. A. BURKE,
'‘13,01-ntei&RStit .
No. IN CHESTNUT Street.
Acoi6n4i.
opio IS HERESY Gl%'EN—T~lnt tllO
E
Power of Attorney, gtven by me to LEWIS T.
0010VILli, was revoked, according to Law, on the Bth
of FEBRUARY, 1808. lam no longer re•ponsible for
his transactions. [Mt) wet. 11. IIARRISON.
ARAMEIN, Drug Broker, is no
• longer the Philadelphia Agent for the oats of
the 011 Tow Gin. All °Taws for the article moot be di,
P D. LONGOHAMP,
211 Booth PRONT Street
Sole importer of the Old Tom Ole
NOTICE.—MR. tIEORGB SITEA is
no longer adtliorised to transact business, to N
edra or to collect lliotier for Us.
JA.MXB 8. NAME & BON,
CaP.STNIIT Street.
Philadelphia, Oct. 25,1858. no10:St
CHOICE GOODS for the HOLIDAYS.
HARTZ.* & G,IIAYLE'S
STATIONERY,
TOY, & PANOY GOODS EMPORIIISI,
No. 3:675 WALNUT STREET.
-A &lice sad •alegout assMment of 4nthill atiltOd to
the coming 1101.1 D AY S, comprising articles of Utility;
taste, and ornament, selected from the latest Imports
none expressly for the Ogy Retail Trade.
& Q Stock embraces every variety of Della,
Wax Crying, and Bleeping, .tc , togethar•with a large
variety of
PAPER DOLLS, WRITING DESKS,
PORT FOLIOS, 11111113ARIIIIIIS,
BORAP BOOKS, PORT4IONNAIV., &o
With a large assortment of Games, Fancy llox , a,
Juvenile Stroke, Doll Furniture, Theatres, Stables,
Warehouse, with a general assortment of Toy and
Fancy Articles
VANS FANS 1 FANS !
Latest style Vdne, Silk. Drape '
and Linen.
also, bricket Bats. Balls, and Wickets. n 010.1,11,1
TO l'H SICIANS.—Dr. - 0. E. COATES.
of Ooatearllle, Cheater County, Pa., offera hie
Practice at Private Pale. worth $2,000 per annum Se.
ference, Dr. J II B. DIoOLILLAN, Walnut Street,
above Tenth. 3t*
ALLEN GROVE BOARDTAG AND
DAY SOIIOOL ter YOUNG LADIES, PR &NE
YORD, Perim* , lean's, six miles from Market Street,
Philadelphia —The Couree of Instruction is cempre
hensive and thorough Young Ladle& received at any
time dating Eesston. Parents and Guardians who in
tend to place their Daughters and Wards at this Insti
tution will do well to make Immediate application to
atra E. L. TlitnelPPUti, Prinoipal and Superinten
dent. nolo-its Stit
WEST PHILADELPHIA PASSEN
GER RAILWAY SUCK Per Sale, at Par.—
Eight 'lnstalments paid. Apply to
DAVIS rr 131CRNEY,
nolO.Bt* 1 26 StAtth THIRD Street.
HORSES TAKEN TO WINTER
°oat Llay, Water, and Stabling. Charge low.
Refe•euce Dr. E. SODOLFIELD, 832 Bowl,. oINTO.
Street. and S. T. 011ILD, SECOND Street, above
BROWN nolo-6t*
EINVELOPES Stamped—Job Printing,
Engraving, and Flour Bags Manufactured, at
WM. OOLD ER VS, Fourth Street, foot of Library. lt*
FLOUR BAGS. Envelopes; Engraving,
and Job Printing. Address or apply to
COLBERT, Fourth Streat, oppaatto Library.
To NEWSPAPER PROPRIETORS.—
NATIONAL TELEGRAPRIO NEWS AGENCY.
—OARR & JOHNSON announce to the Press through-
out the United States that they are completing ar
rangements on e most liberal scale, for a system of
TELEGRAPHIC NE WS REPORTS, which him never
before been equalled in this country. They pledge
themselves to furnish the earliest and most reliable re
ports of all the stirring and important events of the
day, at a price which cannot fail to be advantageous to
the Press generally.
All letters and communications to be addressed to
CARR & JOHNSON,
National Telegraph News Reporters, South THIRD
Street, opposite Exchange, Philada.
N. W. CARR,
G. W. L. JOHNSON.
Geo. W. L. Johnson, 29 Wall et. , New York Oily.
John T. Smith, Merchants' Exehange, Boston.
John Wills, corner South and Baltimore streets,Bal
timbre.
For °amine° and reliability in the business, we
would refer to; Morton McMichael, North American
and 13:,Gazette; Swain & Abell, Public Ledger;
Deeper Ilarding & Son, Pennaylvania Inquirer; John
W. Forney % The Precut; Oumnaings & Peacock, 'Evening
Bulletin; F. W. (haven & Co., Evening Journal ; Jo
seph Severna Evening Argun; Joseph U. Flanfgen,
Daily News; ' William Rice. Pennsylvanian ; Lawlor,
Everett, & Ilincken,BandayDiapateh; Magill & Jones
Ounday filercurF i inn). 440/i4QP) Ounday Tranaoript;
00204 f
Mrit.q.crobo.
ALENOIA.S D POPLINS.
L. S. LEVY & 00.
Have now open a large collection of
RICH PLAID Ilan AND FIGSNOR POPLINS
RICE QUALITY, PLAIN POPLINS.
FRENCH VELVET PLAID POPLINS.
SATIN PLAID VALENCIA%
CORDED AND 'ARBIIIItE VELVET POPLINS.
A LOT OPRAXONY VALENOIAB at 25 tents per
, yard.
L.' J. LEVY & 00
Incite attention to a oholoe aisortment of
Rica OILICJ3,
' EVENING DRESSES,
VELVET AND CLOTH CLOAKS,
PASEO EMBROIDERIES,
I AND
LACE COLLARS, 00118, SLEEVES, VEILS, &a.
809 & 811 CHESTNUT STREET.
n0.5.5t
•
MACK BEAVER CLOAKS.—
iur A flue assortment &stolen goodi. Prices from
$5 to $2O. COOPER & CONARD,
nob B. E. corner NINTH & MARKET Ste.
11/10IIRNINO WOOL PLAIDS.-
An Auction lot beet quality at 60 cents.
VOOPEA & COWARD,
nob B. E. corner NINTH Sc. MARKET OW
141INEST QUALITY BLANKETS.—
..? Extra large ekes. - Also, medium- and low
priced do. COOPER & °GEAR!), -
nos - B. E. corner NINTH & MARKET Ste.
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES of every
description, for Ladies', Garda', and Boys , wear.
COOPER & CONARO,
nob S. H. corner NINTH do MARKET Ste.
IV ID E VALENOIA3.-6 7 4 Bayadore
gr V goods from Auction, 44 cents.
COOPER & CONARD,
nob 8. E. corner NINTH. & MARKET Ete.
VINE 81400/K
1: GOODS AT LOW P
F SEASONABLE
WEB.
BILKS,
SHAW LB,
CLOAKS,
HAAOAHS,
EYRE &
ANDELL,
POIIRTH AND AIM
SHAWLS, FROM THE LAST AUCTION,
WItOLESALE AND SMALL.
Brodie Long Shawle
Broche Square Showily.
Woollen Round Mantles. ,
Nxtra Fine Plaid Shawls.
EYRE & LANDELL,
NOIINTII AND ARON STRUTS.
QILIKS FROM . AUCTION THIS. MORN
ING.
I lot Plaid Silks, 76 cents.
1 , t Rich Bayadere, $l.
2 " Splendid Style. in 26.
French Blue Silks, $l.
Brown " $l.
EYRE & LANDELL,
n05.2m ItODItTH AND AEON STREETS.
BARGAINS FROM AUCTION Y
GOOD 3 OREAP FOR TRH MILLION!
We will oven on MONDAY, 811 It Robes. at $15.50,
cost to impoit $7B.
1,000 yards Black Silk, beautiful, at 44,56, 82, 76, 87,
$1 to $1.76.
1,068 yards 'French Marines at $l, cost to import
81.28
2,000 yards Ogured and plain Merinos% at 50, 56, 65,
and 16e. worth double
800 yards beautiful black all-wool Detainee, only 28
Bents.
A eplendid assortment of Blankets.
2,000 yards Clothe, fresh from auction, for Ladles'
and Gents , and Boys , wear, from 750.. $l. $1 25. $1.50,
$1.75, $2 $2.25, $2.50, decidedly the greatest bargains
in the city. roche, gtella, Blanket, Cashmere Shawls, the great
est bargains ever offered
10,000 yards Poll de Chevres, Delalnes, Debegea. .
All-wool Plaids, only 31 cents, usually sold at 50 cis.
All-wool Detainee only 25 cent'. Detainee in great
variety and every style.
Cloaks and Dusters in every style.
hIoELBOY respectfully invites the Ladles to call and
eramine hie stcesk, embracing many styles not to be
(mind elsratiefe. Oar prices so low, we defy competi
tion. MoBLBOY,
No. 11 South NINTH Street.
004-inal4f
P HILADELPHIA O.ENTRAL SHAWL
AND MERINO BMPORIUM.
BROOMS, STELLA, SLANPST,
AND Big SHAWLS,.
A general assortment; unequalled in this market.
PRENOII REVARSIBLE BUSTLES,
with round corners. New and desirable -
FRENCHMERINOIS AND °AMHERST!,
from 68 tents to Si per yard.
WtHTS AND BLACK ommnnatzs.
SIITYR LYONS BLACK PIL.K 'VELVET.
- ELAM PRENCII LADY CLOTH.
LalliES , best quality ORDSRED RID GLOVSS.
GENTS , DOUtiLE STITCHED RID GLOVES.
100 fIetaBRENOH CAMBRIC COLLARS & CUPBB,
at $1 per Set.
BAYADEKE SATIN TRAVERS.
LUPIN'S ALL-WOOL DR LUDES, ko. '
DRESS MATERIALS, in variety.
WEI'S; & BALLARDVAL FLANNELS.
ORA & BED BLANKETS, and
BURNISHING GOMIS generally,
At the LOWEST PRICES for (MM.
OHARLEII ADAMS,
0c.30 Eighth and Aroh streets.
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.--
8. V. R. HUNTER
Ras IttROV.RD from N 0.90 to No. SO South SECOND
Street, where be is now prepared to furnish the Ladles
with a fresh and Weltaeleeted stook of
DitEBB OOODEI,
T.o which he invi,P4 theik Attention, Itehig determined
to sell at otteedingly LOW PRIO/tB.
N. B —A large assortment of Brothe, Stella, and.
trench Blanket Shawls. Also, a variety of Silk and
Cloth Circulars Constantly on hand, at the
"CLOAK BMPORITIIi,”
No. 40 gortth SECOND Street.
GREAT ATTEACTIOR I
OVER f 4,600 WORTH OE SHAWLS BROIL WHIM
TO MAKE A SELECTION.
THORNLET -onxsm.
N. B. cog. EIGHTH and SPRING GARDEN Streets,
Have the beet SHAWL tita4k itt,Philadlphi hey
would reapectfully call attetitibh to is f ollo* i n gery
cheap lots, vie :
ea LONG DROVES SHAWLS at 8 8 each.
20 Do. do. do. at 10 4,
2Q Do. do do. at 1.1
141gg; io. at 12 it_
IDI,. at 18 "
20 Do. do. b. O. t
14 ,4
50 Do, do. do. at 18 ‘,
8 Do. do. do. at 18
8 Do. do. do. at 20
8 Do. do. do. at 26 4,
In the above Lots of Long Broche Shawls will be
found every desirable color of centre.
BEATITIVIIL STELLA SHAWLS
From $2 to 812, in every color.
French Blanket Shawls in new designs.
Plain Thibet Shawls, Square and Long.
Baal Canton Crape Shals, Plain and Embroidered.
Children's Mills, Albums'. Shawls, and Gentiamen's
Statue, et
Tlionghgx. oloriSm. , s,
~ RIS ONE PE CASHSTUD 1. 4
M
Northeiat Coiner O HARDEN.
N.
& SPRING ,
N. 11.—City and Country Storekeepers buying for cash
may find b argains at T &,
P. filagniiiitent stool of Silks now on hand.
5e18.4
FALL AND WINTER CLOAKS.
OPBNING DAILY.
PINE CLOTH minors,
ELEGANT BBAVEBRAGLAN%
RIM VELVET CLOAKS.
Elegantly adorned with
REAL LAOES, CROCHET, ka.,
OPERA CLOAKS.
The largest and niece yelled ateck of theme fashionable
OVER GARMENTS,
At the widest range of prices, and eited fox,
MOURNING, PROMENADE, AND PULL DEEM
OOdTUME,
AT THO
PARIS MANTILLA & CLOAK EMPORIUM,
J. W. P R 00TO It & 0 0.,
708 CHESTNUT BURET.
IlDiagoinitone and (ECopartncroinpo
lON.--TheP.rtnerehlphereto-
JJ
hereto
fore existing between WILLIAM L. 340088
and,MORR is 11. tt °FNTS, under ths nem of
& ROBERTS, le THIS DAY. dlisoleed, by intattal eon
sent. JACOBS,
MORRIS li. ROBERTS.
Saturday, Nov. 6,1888
IJOTICE.—The firm of BENTZ & BARD
WELL, No 18 North YIPPEE Street, is 1•1118
DAY dissolved, by mutual consent. GEORGE R.
EaRDWELL le alone . euthorised t) collect the mat•
standing aceounts of said firm.
GEORGE B. RENTZ,
GEORGE U. BARDWELL.
Philadelphia, Nov 8,1868. noB-3t*
VOTlOE.—Applications will be received
1 i until NOYBAIBER 1502, 1858, at 12 o'clock DI.,
for the bittititlon dt PRINCIPAL of Abe ONNTBAL
RION 8011001, of the City dt rhiladelphls. Address
the undersigned, et the Office of the Controllers of
Public Schools, S. B. corner SIXTH and ADBLPIII
Streets, Athemenm
WASEPN, J. JACKSON, Chairman,
not-St Committee on High School.
NOTICE—PHILADELPHIA. and READ
ING RAILROAD—Tbe "DOWN FREIGHT"
Depot of she Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Com
pany, has been removed from No. 225 to Noe. 242 and
248 BROAD, above Race etreete
All the ss TOROUGH. FREIGHT %netnews of the
Company, both OUTWARD and INWARD will be
transacted at this Depot. 3110. T. BEATY,
nod lm General Agent.
CAANGS OF RIGGING made to order, by
\ WRAVER,IIITUR, & CO., No. 28 N. WATER
R., and N W/TARVEN neNI
MANILA. ROPE--:Assorted Sizes, Manu
factured and for We at lowest New i ork prim,
by WEAVER, FITLEE, & 00 ,
No. 23 North WATER Stroet,
noB and 22 North WHARVES.
WHITE -FISH.--,A very Superior Article
of ,4 Mackinaw" In Half Bbla jut receivedln
Store, and for nee by 0. 0. BADLER, h CO ,
no-2 108 ABOH Amt.
C.I.OSEIEN BUTTER.-29 Tube Prime
Goshen Butter. For este by
0. 0. RADLER, k CO.,
not 103 AROII street.
GIN. -30 Pipes (Dutch Company's) in
bond, and for Nab) by Whl. U. YEA TON, 216 B.
FRONT Et. no 6
SEGARB.—A LARGE ASSORTMENT
constantly on hand, and for sale at reduced prim!.
Fresh invoices monthly, direct from Havan.
It. D. SOOSIELD,
No- 897 CHESIIII7I' Street, under Girard House.
no2-lsoo
ONONGAUBLA WHISKEY.-60 Bble.
ILL pure Bye Whiskey, In store end fey pale by Wit
YBATQN, 210 tknott XitONT glob
SALE.—Erie City Coupon Bonds
A' will be taken in payment for a valuable Lot of
ground on Sixteenth - street. Apply to
OILABLEB BROWN, ,
nofi.4tit N. W. comer MOM) and LOCUST Sta.
mO RENT.—Onthe let January next, the
very superior and extensive ROOMS, (2d, Bd, 4th
and 0 thtiloors, each 24feet by 146) of the NEW STORE,
633 MARKET Street. The ,building is one of the fine
Imprordmente on the upper aide, between FIRTH and
siva Streete, basing two fronts, the north one on a
rear Street with, good cartage way 20 feet Into SIXTH
Street. i Apply on the nrenaises, nol-tf, ,
IR TO REN , a STORE onDELAWARE
MEL Aeenue, below-NINE Btreetounning through .to
, Water Street, 143 feet deep: Aim), the Double STORE,
of THIRD and .14ilAltIt'i Streets, 43 feet front,
' O OO of the beet lireationa for large Business In Phila
delphia'. AIso,STABLE and 00A0M-HOlll3ll in
CHERRY Stret, above
BBVENTH, in rear - of Ash
land House Apply at 273 !loath /10138. TH Street.. '
5e294m10.
.
Loa an irrintat:
LOST OR MISLAID—Two • Certificates
of the Common Stock of the AMBHICAN ACA
DEMY+ OW MIIBIO, No. M and No. 701, for five
ahem each, Application has been made for a zenewal
of the era Certiflcatee 7AMEB DUND.4B.
Philadelphia, Oat. 28, 1888. - no 2 8 4 tr. 89 10 11.8 t
LOST.—Policy No. 4158, Standing In' the'
name of ROBERT SIIIIILDS, tuna by {, The
Mutual Asrurace Oompeny,” for Twentyßve Hundred
Dollars, on property at the Boutheaat corner of
FOURTH and LOMBARD Streets. Any person leaving
the elieve pollay with the Company, or at NO 027
WALNUT Wrest, between man and BETENTH
Streets . ; will be liberally rewarded. ne.Twat
J.
ONE or - THE BEST LOCATIONS,
near ODESTNIIT Street, a LADY can have Fur
elated Apartments,- before and' during' Confinement,
where the - refinements of a home may be obtained. Ad
dram S.,ii Preis Office. " at29-weitit
MARKET FIRE INSIIRANOE 00.
ON ME CITY OF NEW YORK.
OABII OAP/TAL 5200,000
SURPLUS 78,200
TOTAL AZSETB
DIRECTORS.
BENJAMIN H. HOWELL, President.
Philotus H. Holt of 236 Front street.
Joseph P. Wickham, late Wickham's & Natehinson
Hiles Davis. of A. B. & S. Davie.
Oliver H. Shepard. •of Shepard, Howe & CO.
Henry Rowland, of Rowland & Banks.
Alfred L. Rowe, of T. Q. & A. L. Rowe.
Wm. P. Miller of Will. P. Miller & Co.
Stephen W °sines, of 8. W. & R. A. Gaines. •
Elleha L. Walton, of Walton, Chile, & Co.
Nelson Sherwood, of Nelson Sherwood & Co.
Henry G Reeve, of H. G. Reeve & 00.
Daniel T. Willets, of 'Mete & Co.
Albert L. De (lamp, of Baker & De Camp.
u 3ohn M. Brace, Jr., of Brom, & 'Barnum.
- Stephen Linington, - of 216 Front street.
Enoch Ketcham, of E. Ketcham & Co:
Wm A Onmahigs, of Beards tr. Cummings.
Henry Lyles, Jr., of Lylea. Polhannw, & 00.
Brewster Valentine, of Valent.ne & Bergen.
(lea. B. Whitfield, of G. & J Whitfield & Co,
Albert Havemyer, (late Havemyer & Moller.)
Tennis W. Quick, of Quick ic I , Hommedien.
David D. Turners,of Edry & Turners..
Jose T. Navarro, o f Mora Brothers, Navarro & Co.
Edward Bill, of 119 Broad street._
Nathaniel W. Chator, of Peter V. King & Cp.
Wm. H. Goodwin, of B. Goodwin & Brother. •
John Triable, (Freeland. Squires,' & Co.) ,
ASHER TAYLOR', Vice President.
MEMNON,
DB LAINES,
ELANNELS,
BLANKETS, &c,
Lamm on Buildings and Personal Property of , every,
deserlptlen agalturt Loss or Damage by on the most
favorable terms.
HENRY P. LIBERMAN, Bearetary.
INBURANOE IN THE ABOVE COMPANY CAN BE
1117PECTED THROUGH
STEWART & JOHNSON,
001-frm&wBBb4f
E ASTERN 7NS:IIII,ANCE COMPANY.-
OEVICE No. a EXYILLNGS.
AIITHORIZMD BTOOE O CAPITAL , • OO , GOO . 0
Psnrerrrat..
Piro Risks on Merchandise and Buildings.
Marine Risks on Vessels Cargoes and Freights.
Inland Trransportation Rieke bn Goods per Railroads,
Canals, and Stearoboate. taken on favorable terms.
DIRECTORS.
Andrew Cochran, George A. Wright,
William I. Brown, Thomas Shaw
Richard G. Stoteebnry, George Cooknian,
Peter D. Myers, Charles Btoy,
Robert B Walker, Jacob Reed, • •'
Jima> Lukens, W. 0. ktotestrary.
ANDREW COOICIAN; Prissidgnt.
WILLIAM I. Bnowx, Vice-President. - DUI
ISAAC P. BAANIN,
LIQHT COAOLI & OABRIAGE BUILDER,
All ITLANRFORD, PA.
work warranted to give satisfaction. Orders res
pectfully solicited. nolDime,
•
CARRIAGES.
•
WM. D. ROGERS.
COACH AND' LIGHT-CARRIAOE DIMMER
1009 AND 1011 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
Orden for CARRIAGES from ell parts of the world
execntedwith promptness, and satisfaction gasuintled
oda-Buff
ZOLLICOFFER'S '-ANTI-RHEUMATIC
CORDIAL le the only preparation dyer Placed be.
tore the ptibilo that hag performed ea many
MIRACULOUS CURES
The most prominent and Influential citizens bear wit
ness of its efficacy. Trio abundant evidence from at
parts of the country le enough to warrant us In pro
nouncing that it is the greatest wonder of the age.
It is ea Internal remedy that s• Ake. st the root of the
disease, and thus eradicates It entirely from the system.
Prepared by THEODORE DIMS, Chemist,
Northeast corner of Pine and Sixth streets,
ocef-ihn Philadelphia
Mmm . PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD COMPANY
NOTIOE TO PHILADELPHIA MEROHLIITB
TIE WINTER RATES ON PREIGIITS 'WEST
WARD by the different Railroad lines will take effect in
BOSTON AND NEW YORE on the 16th instant, and in
PHILADELPHIA upon freights destined beyond Pitts
burgh on the 18th inst.
Me rates are lower than former Winter prices by
Railroad. say:
let Oless. 2d Olase. 8d Clan. 4th Class.
Columbus, 0.....51 20 81.00 8 82 02
Clue:until, 0.... 1.80 1.10 00 67
Louisville, Hy.... 1.66 1.27 1.06 80
Indlsnapolie, Ind. 1.35 1.15 96 70
at. 'Louis, Ho 1.80 1 50 130 95
Chicago, 11l 1.60 1.26 1.10 80
To other points in the West at comparative low rates
by Bail, and at the usual difference below Ball rates
when shipped by river from Pittsburgh.
H. H. HOUSTON,
04neral Freight Agent P. R. R. 00.
PBILADA., Nov. 1864. n09.12t
LOOKING GLASSES.
JAMES S. EARLE A SON.,
Manufacturers of Lcififffrio GLASS.ES for MAN
TELS, PIERS, di SIDE WALLS, Of every else, style,
and shape.
Pier Tables, Cornices, Brackets, Consols, of new and
elegantdedignep and
PICTURE PRIMES, with Premed for Portraits,
Miniatures, and Photographs In every variety of style
and price. Importers of ENGRAVINGS, every new
Publication being received the moment of Issue, and
OIL PAINTING+, from the Studios of the best and
most celebrated American and European Artists.
A LARGE GALLERY OP PAINTINGS
Open at all times, rasa Wholesale and Retail Desl
era in Mahogany and Walnut framed Looking Gla.ses,
to whloh they invite the attention of country customers
JAMES 13. EARLE •Ec SON,
818 CHESTNUT STREET,
OTPOSITS TES Siiill3 10734.1.
INIRANKLIN INSTITUTE EXHIBITION,
SIXTEENTH and FILBERT Streets.
Pgit&DELPOLIL, atenday, Nov. 8tk,1868.
THE COMMITTEE ON EXHIBITION announce to
the Pahlin that, o*lng to the inclement weather of the
pest week, and at the earnest and almost unanimous
request of the Depositors, they bade date mined to
continue the Exhibition for the present week.
The EXHIBITION will close on SATURDAY EVE
NING, the 18111 Inst., and Deposltot s are requested to
call for their articles on deposit on MONDAY next, the
16th hat at 10 o'clock A. M
DE POB Mats HAVING THEIR GOODS INSURED
under the open policies of the Committee are inf rmed
test the Insurance holds good Until MONDAY next, the
16th inet , at 12o'clock M.
TICKETS OF ADMIBtION TO THE EXHIBITION
will be sold as heretofore, including the Fare, in the
Tenth and Eleventh street, Market street, and Raoe
and Flue street Pasaeage: Railroad cars; also by the
Germantown and Norristown Railroad Company.
PROPOSALS FOR THE PUROIIASH OF ALL THE
LUMBER need in the large shed as it now stands, as
well in the tables and platforms, will be resolved during
the current weea, to be removed front the premises be
fore the Ist of December next.
By order or the Committee on Exhibition,
no8•Bt if JOHN E. ADDIOKB, Ohairmsn.
WHITMAN'S
SUPERIOR CONFEOTIONERY.
PINE MIXED SUGAR PLUMS,
PINE MIXED BONBONS,
SINE MIXED CANDIES,
Mawfaetured, and fox sale Wholesale and Retail, by
EITEIPHION B • WHITMAN,
No. 1210 MARKET STREET,
A LLSOPP'S PALE ALE—In Ends —A
J. counting supply on hand In Cnetom•honeo Stores,
for esle by WILLIAM. 11. TratTON, 23.6 South FRONT
Street. not•
fl ERMAN CIGARS. —BOO,OOO, various
vir brand, in store and for sale by WM. H. YBATON
216 south FRONT St. nab
IVIONS. A. F. ROSAT,
TEACHER OF FENCING,
BARRETTES GYMNASIUM,
0e25-d2m* MARKET Street, above Eighth
ACKEREL.— 757 Bbla Nos. 1,2, & 8
DIAOKEREL, to Assorted Packages.
Por sale by C. O. BAbLER & 00..
neil 103 Amu Street.
IVIUSBEY.-80 bbls., 214 do. (Miller
vi v Illokerston 2 s) Old Monongahela Whiskey,
atom and for sale, by A. LORIN°,
et4l4C £49 Pontk /MT tnell,
I /For Salo attb to get.
Boarbing.
3nsuranco Qonq'anico.
$278,200
No 108 Booth 1101INTIE Street,
- Phriadelphio
(Ear ri ages.
ifidannaL
INFLAMMATORY AND ORRONIO
RHEUMATISM.
WESTERN SHIPPERS
211031 PHILADELPHIA TO
Wert of TWELFTH Street
Wants.
NVANTED-A Partner in the Clothing
iThiainees, with - Ironilnne.to Ten..Thonsand
Dollarejon or balers the drat day,of January next, Ad
dress, with real name. and wheri'le be fond, for one
wear, te this °Noe, u 0 J. B." wo9-ato •
WANTED—A, , APIerkebip in a Whole
-see Store or ,Beetory.- ~The Advertiser has
had five 'ears , eirrrienee.aa Bookkeeper 1 . 0 a Came:de
sign Bouse. and can furandithe,Brit testimonials. Ad
dress at this Offlee.• ' - ao&Bess
WANTED.—A lirat•class -Musician la da
te drawl of getting up a Winter Clue of Penile,
to learn to perform on. the Violin or Guitar Thome
wishing' to jolq will Mews address, with their real=
donee, .f this °Moe: " naritt - "
T!DRITGOISTS.—Wanted, by a Young '
TO
Man who has had four years' expeneuce in a Re.
tail Drag Wore r and a Graduate. of the Philadelphia
College of Pharmacy, a Situation in a similar relish-
Inshment. Address " Drug Clerk," Otago of *it Paper. Paper. ,
WANTED--To dispose of an Into-
Am- reit. in the Stock and good Will or an old sahib
halted Wholesale Jobbing none in the Boot and Shoe
Trade. !Any' one 'haying a moderate Capital win Mud
this a geld.opportunity to engage in the business.- An
dreae ~ Z ommerciaV at this Office, with name and in
drawn *latch Will be strictly confidential. nog dt* •
WANTED,--A bitnation as Salesman in a
- Dry . Genets l'Obbingpornie ? by a Young Man who
has a thorough' hnowlidge of the baldness, and's= In
fluence a moderate amount of trade. ljnquestonatle
Oneness lurnished. Address ...Marsha 1? °face of
Press neeeituthlitee
7:PRINTERS.—Nanted, a good Doable
A. Medium WASHINGTON MOO. Address E,
at We office.
WANTED—To Rent, for the winter, dee =
son,' with ' Inunedlate posieesion, - Iturnished
house
'of moderate else, with modern Improveniente,
west of Tenth street. Address .6..: . A1. 3 aloe of this
Paper.
V I, 0: a i D 8 A.
CIAVALRY—AbIe-bO4lOl, aumarriid mat,
whOm will be &Tea good pay, board, elothin4
medical attendanee. Pay from RP to OP Per nwath
No man having a wife or child will be wee ted.
Did
abovefor MOT.INTBD amino' at No. 817 P
aboye PIO*, north Mc
S. N.
let Lieut. 14 Dragoon/.
Boorniting Moir
9Amusetnetti6.
AItERIOAN AOADEMY OF
STEAKOPOWS ITALIAN OPERA.
SIXTH SUBSCRIPTION NIGHT. _ -
THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, NOVEMBER 10th,
hPLLY. TERESA PARODI,- '
Tun Gsmer DRAMATIC ,P. 111741 DONNA,
WIII make her Pint and Only appearance In her ode•
tasted role of Leonorap in Verdt's highly popular
Opera
IL TBOVATOBIt.
,MAD'LLE TEREsA PAItODI'S popularity' and sae
eels has been w,thout preoedeot in the musical annals
of this country. Having arriied is America is the
height of Jenny Lind , adtatinction, - she became the river
for public approbation of that famous vocalist, and has
enjoyed a longer. and-more successial career. with the
public- thsa any other lyric artiste who everide - Res this
country, by the high character of her performances, still
holding her place without rivalry in twrown roles.
MADAME AMALIA STBAHO.9OII
will m• ke her first appe.ranee on the same evening, as
AZUOENA.;" "also, • '
Signer BRIGNOLI and Signor AIIIODIO, in. their re
*inactive roles
Beata for JL TBOVATOBE an now be Housed In ell
the ticket offlose.
NaW REGULATION 07 P 111171113 OF ADMISBIOII/ -Pg4lll3t,
Dome Cirate , Ba'cony, Private Boxes, One Dollar. Be.
served Beats,' Fifty Cents _extra, which_ can be seared
during the day. All seats which have not been Secured,
dnring the day will be sold on the evening of the per
formulae AS WIZ DOLIJit t with the exception of a limit= -
ed. numberotoooma BEATS, which will be retained for
the accommodation of , strangere, at $1.60. Ticket Of.
does at the Acaderov..Beok & Lawton's,. and Lee t
Walker's, Chestnut street. -
,
Tickets for FAMILY OM= 50 owns. .AYrkirff2l.•
ram 25 mire.
N. B—Alt Beate not =died as waxen can be 660464
by those who are admitted.
Mr. Vtan.E.o3ol:t also hates plume In Itusennoing
that for FLovow a great ch
-.
ef &rewrote, -
MABI
Which will be produced tenth° drat time In Antesten,
Italian, the moat extensive p pera-lons have bent taiga;
and will noon be completed, eo that the represents.
lion of this masterly work may be expected% the ensued
ef the next week, with new dresses, deenfationa, and I
grand miss en scene . - , it
RS D. P. BOWERS'D -WALNUT-ST.
THEATRE. corner of NINTH and WALNUT
Strode. WEDNESDAY EVENING, Norember 10,1868,
THE HIIIVOHBAOH •
Master Walter Mr P B. Minter ; Sir Thomas ELM-
ford, Mr. E. P. L = each; Pulia 81 P. Bowers.
After which the popular - .
ZAVISTOWSKI BALLET TuOIIPE
Will appear In the Pantomime Benet, entitled_ •
- MAY PEiTIWAL.
Prices of admission-Second Tier and Family Circle;
and Third Tier, VS cents; Parquet, 87.4. cents; Dna
01r0l0, 60 cents; Private Doles, according to their
kale; R. and 56; Single Beata In Orohestra and Print*
Boles ; 76 cents.
Doors open at half-past 0 o'clock ; Curtain Hess at
7 o'clock. -
WEATLEY, & CLARKE ' 5 . ARCTIt-ST.
T E ELEATILB.—W=mn 8. Fredetleks,Aatlng as ft
Bwe Manager.-
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Novemb.ir 10, 18 6 8,
P _ .
Bernard, Mr John Gilbert; Count Maillice de Greed
vat, Mr. Wheatley; Peuvrerte. Mre John Drew; The
Duchentof Beaulieu, KM Stoneall. - -
To conclude with the ever.popolar Oomedlette. or
" • bIIDDBN 211011011 Te. • -
Admission. 25 en. Secured Seale in Dregs Circle,
eta; Orchestra Stalls, 60 eta ; Seats in Private Boxes, 76
eta; Galleryo.B cm; Gallery for OoloredPemons,26cts;
Private Box in Gallery for adored Persons,' 26 eta;
Whole Private Box, $B.
Doors open at quarter before 7:4* . tiacti: eamineuee ai
precisely—' - -
NATIONAL" ICIROUS, WALNUT ST.,
above EIGHTH-LLEWIS B. LlNT,lianiger.
• SPECIAL EXHIBITION •
Per family parties, ladles and children, will be given
THis WIDND.4DAI APTEBNOON, November 10th,
Which will be as well selected as the display which
the Management Intendsto present in the ,
BYDNING.
Both Afternoon and Night,
DB. JAMES L. THAYlift, SAM. LONG, the Enna
ern Clown, DAN GARDNBR, the favorite:
MlBB BAILEE STIOKNBY -
Will appear, together with the_
IitREBBITIBLII TROUPE.
SCALE OP PRIOBB,
Dress Circle and Parquette 40 cents.
Children under ten years of age 20 ti•
Fatally Circle 20 t.
{,Doors openat 2 o'clock. 'Performances will commence,
at 2% o'clock
•••Do,ra open at 7 o'clock. Performances will com
mence at 7%, an 1 terminate at LW, precisely.
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
FIRST CONCERT OP THE SEASON
Will Mice place on
THMINDAY EVNNING, November nth,
AT TIM
.MIIBICAL Yuri D HALL.
The Managers have the pleuure of announcing that
they have made an arrangementwith AI EITIILKOSOH,
sewing the eminent Renton or the following peat
artists:
Madame reumps COLSON,
The Great °eatables.
Madame AMALIE EITRAIIOBOB.
Signor LABOCITTO, the ilminent Tenor..
44 . RLLORE BABILI the Distinguished Baritone.
CARLBTTO PATTI, the Wonderful
The whole under the direction of M. STBAKOSOH.
A limited number of 'subscriptions will be received at
the Music Stores on Chestnut street. n013.4t*
rraloMEELT's VARIETLES (Cafe Theatre,)
1. Northwest corner of /MTH and 011.11oTNUT
MITBIOAL and TIRPSIOHOREAN MELANGE, con
cluding &VERT EVBNIN4 with a YAROB or KM
LISEQUB, under the management of MS. T. AMBOK
ET.
The following artists ems regularly engsg.ed:
Min VALLEE, premiere aanseuse; Rim WAIL
HARRY, Mee JENNY WREN. Min VIRGINIA
MY BR& Messrs A'BECKET. Senior. J. T. WAMBOLD,
GEO. W. WREN, J B. REYNOLDS W. MOYER, P.
ROB WM, and T. A'BECKBT, Junior, Pianist.
Concert commences at T) o'clock. Admission 10
cents.
LIATHER 'CHIRP'S
I. ORIGINAL OLD FOLKS , CONGER? MUDD.
on their way to the West, and ar Smola& antill6l,
will give positively
ONLY 13EYBrir OONCIZaTfI,
HONORE/ . HALL,
CONADINCING
MONDAY, NOVAS:MBA Bth, 1868.
Thie Olen consists of THIRTY-SEVEN PERFORM
ERS, all clad in Ancient Oostume, soma of which are
over two hundred years old. BRAND FATHER 1088
nod SON DAVID will perform with Va AsiOISIT
AUL
Teat OLIO bee never failed to 811 the largest Rana in
the Country, and hundreds netualy are unable to gain
admittance.
Doom open M quarter before seven o'clock. Com•
meocing t quarter before eight.
Tickets 26 cents; Reserved Beats, with Checks, 50.
N. B.—Secure your Beate early in the day. noo.ls
QANFORD'S OPERA HOUSE,
a•J DILIWENTR Stn.% adjoining the Peragylnas
Railroad Depot.
• CiItIAT BILL
Por the Wraps of
SANFORD'S OF:BRA ROM.
THIS EVENING,
Will be presented Bilifordia true version'of
UNCLE TOWS CABIN.
. . .
The largest Company of
MINSTRELS IN TEEN WORLD
EVERY EVENING New Songs, Glees, Ohnstuwa,
Refrains, &0. , with Deming by the
SANFORD CHILDREN •
Admiaaion 25 ante; Children 12X emits.
Er On Thantegiving THAL% Performaneee,
vie: 10X, 2X, and 736 e , aloe& in the evening nol-lm.
111 ERRING'S GOAT PICTURE has ar
rived of the 'i'ILLiGE BLACKSMITH, and
will be on Exhibition fora few nays only, at the Store
of A. G. ROBINSON'S Picture Gallery,
-ooaff, , if 910 CHESTNUT Bt ab. NINTH'.
A SSEDIBLY BUILDINGS, TENTH AND
ti CHESTNUT Streets. '
Immense attraction. New Novelties. Ohange of
Programme each Exhibition. The 'LEARNED OA.-
HART BIRD% and SPIRIT RAPPING. Go ant Me
SIGNOR BLITZ.
The great Ventrilognlet and wonderful Magician.
Performance every Evening during the week, at
half pan 7 o'clock and on Wednesday and Saturday ./d
ternoons at 8.
Admission, 25 cents; Children, itt cents. 0c25-Im*
Wattties, Jzwrlrp.,;s;"r.
B AILEY & 00.. ,
rozwiaLt
BAILEY t IiCITOOMpr •
Save removed to their new llre•pr6dl, White Marble
819 OEESTNUT STREET,
NORTH BIDE, BELOW THE WHAM) HOVEL
Now opening their fill dock of
IMPORTED JBWELRY, PLATED WARNS, LED
FANCY GOODS,
To which they Invite the attention of the public
BILVHB,WM, WATMIES, DIAMONDS, AND
PBABLEI,
AT WROLBSAL3I AITD 3BTAA.
CORNELIUS & BAKER,
nanufeeturere of
LAMPS, CHANDELIERS,
4AB FIXTURES, Ao.
STORE, 710 ORESTBUT STREET.
MANitrAOTORIIO,
821 (=mum Street, and MOIR and 00I,IIMBIA
0e.28-12nif Avenue.
A SRAM SLACK'S ENGRAVING, DIE
471 , - Sinking, and Embossed Plinting, Envelope, and
Bea Preto Manta:May, N0..1 60011 KITE area,
kinadolphia, Ea. ratiloa