The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, November 13, 1858, Image 3

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, 8 ON-AIMILL3 Ailty.6! SITO: 4:IST
axes .................. .....
- Norfolk, 10 hotuti;.witlimOseittat pessingers to Thomas
Castle
. - pic el2a - 7 junotir-ladeir
• brig; in&diutaboir'irpsoied two schiMiera froin. south
- - ern prig. ShlP'Ziajrn. Point; Lit'NOw °tieing, woe off
- • Wilmington Critek;Siolug doirn-.17 , 11rig pithy. from Walt
..•"_!,7,,Mondlort,ltioittrii gradditOspe 'Henry:At 10 fikt Taos
--; _day, 7- -asid , sill next morning chip _toolbar. hence
totll - 61inorolI - ISS going•ttits the Oipee the (Meet
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Bellew. 20 bouriifrod Ne w York,
Oape•May,liitOmdse and passengers - Jituos Ail
, brig at 'Seedy:lsland, bound'
ship Oftwrii"POint; fot-New , Orleans, at • anchor at
lies; 'thasile-ind'abOut eight •schOcuir's in the bay and .
• 'Woe - Charlet fitkiiiiyinit* York,
-- '7'- tllbAtiast" - tri - Winkittint& C 0, 7- 7" -
Hit Zlits; Mason; &dip fituittliatiestorij With into-,
bee to John '
8011r,Edirlio7Reed;,iletpaisii; deP from Boacui IOU!
!'stidie to•Dowid ,;
"' Saw 'itioninlliscoli,.. - 11fillioins; 4 1 dals - .,froni
tOeco,,Ot;-*ttltitOniitoThiiiidatittleld:•: - ,, , 7'.7. •". ,
2 7 .41 is froni: Santos
Riseri: Vii, 7 ;wit& to - Bolton; 7Viadoiretii & Om • -
•-_ &Mr 11MygsVones,-Thoicuts ) ,2 days from Serino, MO,'
ierith'itrelut'teAin siiratt & • 77;
,'Sehrs,thitorsio, Tatts; 2 days from Port Depo6H, with
"grain to - • =7 ,
Bohr llotbdae ;' Paokkadi ; 44Siird'UtilliMetrIbb;with:
••• 7 •
mdse to NBe • 7 • ,
- - ;Behr Heroine; Lassoltnill;dsys from New Yurlyritli
WA - 'Oskar:. nit
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• NOttlistiaajlifirom"..-Olehmorid;W i lh feed
to Ohrlittah'eCitivini 7 -;" `P.
7 ".Bohr OPione - , Dail; 6 dap front New Bedford,
• - fabal
: to 0 Idiller;& Oo ,•••••• - - • -• 3,
• Soar Sioretary,,Adains, 4 WI from POCisizioksißlier;
• with lumberW Estion.& Co: ,
-110 hr I/ 1• - Rogers; Rogers; (rad Boston. • ,
Rohr Snout Dray, Naylor, - from Pennsgrote.
, 7 .7 Bohr //ninety, Appleton, from Riaimondi 7'• • :-
Bohr L'White,lo,4tekansi from Noir Yoar.
"Hrig• Heitiel,4 ll 'l,ltr)i..Orositll;liingston, -- Zinn,
- • 'atm, „
i•Setir Orbits, Renlit, Newham, NO . , - Michas,' & Par
. ~ - Schr Z tawls, L 4fork;Porland, 'tniptiliz! •' 7 '
• /.," -- -citoht , -Itiordneri,,, - P•elrhani, Itinute,b,; Noble , Hammett
& Caldwell • =7'7 --• - 7 7.- - •
Atcht Odin' aordOiltule'iPuirollti.cePtain , '
[total:VA' SogerU, ESP:s, Boston; L Altilenried & Co.'
- - Seim BrisaWßray; Nay*, New Bedford, Blsliintoo •-
Von.
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Bohr Cyclone biarost:o' ismor co,.
• - !debt' lidneityi AppletinWNewport;'Lltotherrhol- ,
Soar JL"iShits-;;liitchena. - Digriton Tyler, stone k Oo
-- • 'Sobs Boston,lßroier, Piovidenae,l Andenried Bs - Co.
- 3 • • 'Oat 4,ll ,7 l3rown;',,Pudiriott; Providence, do'
ear - Lillie &indent, Corson, do ;
?•7 •-- SclurSmith Trittle, , blayis; Meat Oaiotwidge;' ;do
Sir J 8 Shrives.; Dennts, - Baltinilita,"& Groves, Jr.
• •'(oo2tarijOhdeatili`of The Press.)'
' = 2,7 ; •-• BAVEN DA - 011,403;1101:12,1868.
7 , Thil Kuogiiton"Jett chic morning willt7o, , ,boate, laden
: ommigued 7 7 ' „!-- • ,
• • - H ileMsight; rie, aorti, ,
to - aumpliries, Hoff
- "miiii.••-eWegliti;J-11 Wingatsi and Win 0 BroAlOyi pig
- Iron to-Norristown; .11arrett Tinsman; iambic' to At
' Trump- & Son; "Ds P Long; do to ; New; !our
11Myw, enkl 7 to Otiesspahe "7
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(thltielpoutteme of The Prese t )
tbElontni: battik; from th6"11111Mi 0/taM, wsed
Into -the SelnsyDdll Canal to-dey, tentna to, Phlludel:
pltis; - Istelfund _ • -
• , Twos'others(ptgDontoCabetu'&'Ca;Begat& Wit.
' eons staves to" 1 Nesbit; seven 'Slaters; grain to 0 Out.
- ley; Ira". T bark sad siding to D B Taylor &
00; Dr Wm Moore, plank to captain; J'A. Sheets, lumber
• • .to - Malone &. Taylor ; A G ' Dustin, do toll °mighty;
ifsty,Jane, ph; iron to H & • /Dylan.
, ; - " , [o . Oiresrud
•• erioe thi,Ebllidelphli Ischange
•,1,209.103. Del., Nov 11.
Ifluire hare been no arrivals ilea my Int.': Theunly
harbor:ow the U &butter Barnard,
- ,'„,ehaste;and inueother. "•: - A number of oesplosded Tassels
--;•:••• '-' , 4sased•tuseisyesterley; warm. Moque', one brig,,and
. • - Memil "eh* passed In.. - Wind asst--eloudy. ,
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•; - '437 ,1 1.111.711011101.1
-.. , :.l„(ooBineetWthe ?hllB4llldu 'Beim:le) •
cnr;l2 - '4,142,8
The' ilttp, ItMlinifór:lsSudon; - bssquClhilddeur, rer
- two'barques:unknown;;btlTi`\lDllam
, ,magi, (Stria:St ;obit WertliMgnin item at
- Hitt"; and Trade - Wlndf for ''=Olentitigba, with several
' -• - ixttlters, , went to 'MC to-day: - .4 1.109.ue and tiff bO2l
hilhls Morning.':Whed north. , •L ' •'=-` • •
•••;" , :THOI3. 'l3.ltufwas.
Ear T1111iGlii$ 4 1"0 141 Pigllll3ll.i - '
- " Cummssros, Noy. 11.
• Atitii)jhaigitohlisletti; from Boston. - =, •
- • .11sismists, (1, Nov 11.
'Tse'itkljeianni'Toadlek Ctotallossi hu=tios
• ,112111,1a1lIted.
- - : Humps s; Ifni 12.
The iblp ,Patial, from - Quebeit _for;•ardrosamt,- woe
fattanln W ttl. Waterldirged'Oet -tilth':•, ; Tka.oaptain and
•.,,',..- ten 'snorer wereyiestmad With 'filitdealty, 4 lfter being iii
~ '' Oyu cco,ilieWreek: - 'linty were io Tipton by
- ' ‘-' - lbe himiur/fatof Norton:'- - ''' ,4- : ' : =4 „ - - -
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z MEMORANDA .
liteattashlp:ltit ' i• otilti_Wesli - Hishfram Aspinwall,'
'.? :••afrivell at Now York yssterday., , ,-- --,'‘, - . - „.
liteaniehifittelswarai tßaptet, lotatatif arrived at li,Yorlf
Steamehlp Tilton' *Men, *lamed nt 'Nei York yes.
lordly for Haire. , .. , -.•'.4 , 4: ' .•.-- c , -- ' =
- - --'-z=•-iltatanedlip-OahairbA7lintlookifor - Haeana aid lie, '
: .' . Orleans.., cleared at New York. yesterday:, ••,- :, ~ -- .
• • "'":, • Ship'llerildZilltilell,f!om Clarliffiarrlied. at Now..
1- , .-4,York yeaterdiy.;-- =_, 4-„•_-_*' --.,.., : '------,•,_ , -: - - -1 ,-- - - _,_ ,
Ship ; Swarth mars; ( Pt) .Lldbettai_fori,'Phliadelphla .•
11 „ - .11edfroaa liangor,Sept S. •t - -,.' ------ --, , , - , • ...';'-, - ~. I
, . gain Daiidt vino:drat,' Spencer, for New York, wile,.
,'4 free, Sat YAM:MO 17.1 t uis. - - ' ~,-, ' •-'t; = ~•,- 't - :
' Ship - War 'Hawk: Simmons, for Hong Hong, Sallel
. - , from Sari Sonatina 17th nit. ,
-I'4- --, sidp f ,- Renown; Smith, cleared at Sati • Prinattaso •
19th
e•: --. nit: for Roue Hoag.. - " :- ~ _.., - ''. ;,..., 1 '.l ,:,
Ship' Mary 1..' Sutton, 'Spicer,- for. Hong - - Nang;sailed
--
from San TrasolsoolOth nit . ,- , 4 - -, ' , F.- -, ; .- .r. •.. , - , ;- .
•.- . Ship ,Dtrigo, Atwood, from New YOrkiarrivel ai San
- -• -• 'Snuggle:to:Dili nit: •-- , -.....-,=::::• ,- ,- - „,c. -.,.. -,-;,-,- ~ . 1, -„;
.- . .
ship= Caroline ' Tatter . Congdon,' from Shiiirorki ow
" ' rived at San Stalinism; llth ittt.;-4• - ,='-• t • • '.."," ". . .-1
, Shiit'ltaitiorter; Hones; frbm New York,.; arrived 'at
fiatt , Traneisco.l.4thtlt. , t, -- , , _ . ,-- - , • - '' , 'f ., ' 3., ,
-, - " Ship t,Grami; Darilog, - ,lleMee,'lnnalleaten,' - iiiirtid it',
Sail 71:110-1111:01121init. 4-- - -'..Qt',; , : , ,' , 4• , :; , 1, - .?." - ;,: , ..,' , t-'3._
: -1.1,'-gbig,t Bari - oda "Brothers,-Poole, fram;;Slinillit, at Ban
•' Trancondo 16th nit; , - 4"..••• :, -, - .--_ ....- "' -,. , f.4 : ..,
, - ,"...k..&-Alibip;founirmaanethiifitia Allistin, - al.:lkea' at :San
Ihsesiotolillitilt;'',, ,, _ --, --",::, .:, •• -, - r-, -- ', "-- ,
f^'- e,: = 441111p Utornati::Edwardit, from 'New' Tort, arrived at
r; , laii Tranalseoifitiedf. •: , , ----, •,:, P-• : - - • - • ' •
t•- ".":'':'Chi,y esuntlet,Sorliod - for Wohtmen's • island, sailed
dram dais iiillidiel2th 4.1t.'7,, _ „.,- -, - ,_„-:. ,-r. , •
--i.Ci..> - -::: Ship' Birops , -Itotairlabn, fer Shanginte; Milled trout'
San
,•"" Mita Idantiaa;ltittain, far Salton, Called triMi Sanger
- " - Ship -
,Illandarin, Perritt/ front Ne w, York; at Hong
Hong Aug 25. -. 't :-.' - 4 " - " • • ' - -- - 't --:
.:-,
rehip - Xepunie9foiriPerbil, , yele Simi Matiolioa, at , '
'1 1 7 05 at Hong Kong Sepal°, - • -, - l' • -...-;.•
1111120Ckiateatf Jen:IMO; from-Liverpool; at calenita,
.....,. '-, Al%to:-.- . Nei'l'itrki Adrudi, for ,:lifairaValitired at
, "+•i Ohirceatenlik 1net. , 41- , -r , s, -- '. • --;',--; '
Illiktieinatanfit.(ol) Kell y , thai
for lttanNiedPisined
:` froMOaloutia'Sept•l6:' ,, e , " -- ;' 4 '-:."..- , " - • ,'-' ' -
_,
-- - -4- - Vila Samuel Applettin;Helly, for Boston s ealled from
_ ' •;,- Ship- gratokriStar;Hanryi tient Liverpool, arrived at
' -": Hong Hong Aug 28::: , ,t , - - - • -
SW 'Virtu.. Matcher, fromLialenttaiat St galena
- --- . - 04 - 191 and salledlor London; '," r- -, - -.. ,- ,"'-= • ...: •= -
..., ---..1 hue' gonna,' Chipm a n - , at 'l3hinghatt - ang Slat,
from
Ship :Orphans, Chula; fbiNew York, we. at Haupt;
.-- - - blikt Yearlent, *lanai cleared st7Joot7in - 11th lust' •
' Yor k Ship Ilookland, Sargent, ini•Meibhaine, cleared at N:
•':' ' ', Mord* IA ,- •- - - ~-:- '• -- • - -
` Damn Early Ivrd, Weak, for Hong Song, tailed from
San •
. __-..-,. marque, lasini: 11, - Sterlitilland;fOr' Rio -de •Janelro,.
' •:' palled from Boston 11th inst. - , - •' '• --••-,- z '
'-',-taittotitit4nnian;iiroOks'ifor. 'HO - Grande; shined at
-`• Baron /Ito tut. '‘',--'-_,: ' ,-• -,'„, '...':•.t.--' , ' - - .
' 1at99. : 035`• SOn1'510; klamitoan, 'bleared at N Yoe*
-;
.„,• Liester47.lo l 'hlindalP sl 9;-- ‘'' ' •: ' ' " '-'-'" "
Brig: Trenton, Atherton , hence ; arrived at: Portland
_ -,- ' 10th irat. , •„, , : , ••-••-•• • - -.:-... - - • ...- ;- •
'- 4 ' ' %MI , lita.V (lotion ; Ideitan; Wired 'it 'Poitli4 10110
teat-• ' Silt" Ormati,liakek, bane.' arrived'itt'liairstedfird
'' , l3ehr - ',Hantint„, pnettotiplattiaiirthiel. it blew' Bad
l•:-.15,:•.- ger 3f7. - oiniii Sailth, c titr,•,Briiiid2 wino, gaited from
New llarao Ilthlttati , J. - -",;,•,-•,,:::: -,;%.,,,. :. ~ - -, - ,
. • , •,/:Sithi Mary, llttklnit , ll,l 1 1 leictai Eltalth;henat4"iiiitted at Bangor
~, •- - 'echza that'll „ienh:ll lyne, - `ohesapaiire; ihillipi, and
-7llifgareit -Waxier; Ballengai, aritied: at ;Wilmington
' 7 , ,.. 4 . - ..lichi9llmitia,siiideil • asitiaqi;iii:,*444gii - Doi,
•, ' 1,00, ruscror.o4:piiig River. '' -.- ;' ;
,
10th
Dupont Cissoni'for, Vermi ll ion fitty, , La;
1 - "Wlth'•:tes iron'. light homiejwllll,lr Moil Wilmington,
..DOl, - to:dep;,;:r •,,.....;.:,,-,-. -- . ..-,-,- . • - . .
_, "r -Sebi -, Mary..Mitiii•Bliii*dipr .11oston f will Sail from
-. '•Wiltnifigtortaiel4ii•der. '-,•'- •i'f',•-• -- - - .... t'
, geh9, - adiga'&'lleitait . sit' SSW iron! : "4lMiliittc s NO -
at 214 1i , Yeittatitti ltYstl_t.', -2: !-I• - --. --. - I t
?-••- " Sibv_ - CokirldoilfallinThanee;Sdidiad at .Pa wtucket
- " 26th mat: k.v -- . ,, i ,, :tv.- , „-i •••-.5,, ,_., -.„. - -, :". -"..; 1: , ,-'•
' •
Bohr :frlMviiii,Kilil#,W;liitiMi arrived at Boston
'-;11ti1hat...„,„, , - - -• , ?,
.., ,,,- ,‘• 1 • - ' , '-,-,•-•-• ~--,....?-,.
- • '"' - efitht laritr WOodbridge", - Illegtas- bine. arrived at
• 1
"'.;Salem stir fnil."' . • 1 ••••:• ',`.:74;.'!;•". r l - '•;7' 1 -.. •,,• - •
„.„.„,,,_
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~:•-•, " , t .., folifllornet,',ll,ol47,',:h:o4l';' . siiifiod ..i''l.Oittand,
'. , - - f.tioth iligif.l 4 -,_ ----, „,"7- , 73- , -,,:. - -- , .1"-..--7 - --,` , .. s , . :_ ,
• i: - :,:;-,al'reuer.V ota4i9t;4rancl•ff4lailikirlitaidi,`. -it
• 11 - -: 4 OPIUM; Shaflori and W.4l , Atwitteri-Potter; heatia it ,
- to - ItiothioneelOth - ihet-E , 4 , - - - , " --, 4-- ' ''''''' - ,."-""1• -- ,
, •;' - ?"- - --'''. - Sake'll'11-'410510tett7 : 1tentio, was -betow -, Proeldeiseti, .
.• ,-, Soltre;eolwifiittiii . Tim aerial; N' H. Holmes. Wil.
--: M ime ',- • --..'sintll4,lol - 454-Youog;sailed from Viorldanes
' , ;' , .••;-'lollt -last. ,, feaShllsdalphlwit ., - -,, ; , ::= -I, _.'•‘- --. . "------ - - • •^-
~. ',l ; -failriiiintaltiSoilittAii, - - • ' ~,
_- ;--4i-ilittkilletiiidi 3 lo6t
„g4l=-Ithe,quo.ot,tl4',-brigtuittnei
-7:.:, ;.,-• , - -iliter - Bellifelecently_atianded at'Grant•Tdrkittoratlat.
thit 07,09tIreitork400rn."oattilitipludley, wanadver.,
• '-' Used htiS. sold 25117',06t0ber. Mte -:, :eparr, salls, rigging,'
s ':/inoiftdild,,beibiiitl ort the_ Sethi'. ",,,, .--,- C;,:+ r;- - , I
;.-- ; ,-1,--:,,iThithilll'off.fhe:liehr, , Tiatisitisiiandeditt the dame
-''''-o"•:,'-'-Pleee,tiratildtbe-sold_onctIllr-28,4; alio *theo:hull;salls,
- 10_,A,, , ,,algsiog,Attiliftha'hilit Kongo park on the 26th, , - 4 , '
• „ ;,,9t, Thoth** 'A- deopateteltont Halitenestatea that the
ii , ,,, , - , .. l o 7 4l 4 Knethirisuppoislllroni _Londow• and bat Orlin
... ,-. do, trotal•Li tioloref bad pat wit - St Thomas on the 25,
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MUVALS ATARE -PRINCIPAL NOTELN.
-14 10_0101-041LOOK:WEI Nossise.
?.9lllllARD'llol:lWOkinidaiiitratinet,.below Ninth.
4 Abe' A VBilsifAtban; Ala
B 0 Eidyidge, " •JP Wright , Carlisle •
IP Watts, Carlisle ' .• •A A Mater, Oin 0
T E Tutt , St ',oafs • W Yeats, Bt Louis
Oal ' H J Dookins & Is, Mich
J J Kamm, N Y' ; V B. Minter, Beading
Min Hunter & sister, Pa - II Freeman,
,Peoria, 11l '
Mr Yorke, NJ , D D Vaorhera, N Y•
J MoOleashan & le, Md Miss MN-MoOlenaban, Md
EI R Wilmer, Elkton r`J W Gwinn; BAU-
M Meeks A " Mrs J H Coles & chlld, Pa
Mr Smith, N Y • - • 11 White,,Ohleago •
J J Ryan; - Davenport D Afeleiven, N
Doencer, Chicago J R Morton, Oin 0 '
Virtu Woodward, Balt ' White, Mass
Waterman,ll P N Y
W.Mason, Taunton AII Ryan, Peoria, Hl i
W Ind biro Mayor, N Y
If It Torbert, Elkton • oti Abrams, Nd
bi Everett,• New Ilaven B flociand, Ind
A BroanatineiOlti 0 Si Harrleon, N Y
, A AN Ad Taylor, N 0 - ' GN9 Williams, N
Mr Tagart, Md ' Mrs Dr Tyson,'
O .11 Case & la, Pall River Saint Brooke & la, Nd
P Clesson, N y - p I Hilton, Mobile
Oil Thompson, Pa '
, A Vlt leholdon, Tenn
W A'Olark, Conn " Edward Clark, N Y
It Wiltberger,Ohasleston B H Bergman, N
John Lord., Liverpool- Dr rill Diffsnderffer, Balt
MISS lilt Eels., Balt Col W P McMichael AliqiJ
W A Share &.la, N T BR Gay, Boston
Gordmin,N " • AII Bush, La Grange, No
AI A Para Caracas JIL Walker & la, Ga
8 lAtioWmia, N Y Than B Daitnj N
Thos 8 Builertoin Balt J . It McDaniel, Lynehbiug
I 8 M Shoemaker,' Balt II L Bitehoook, N Y ,
B 0 Perkins & is, - Boston It Bose, Cal
Thee A Emmet, NY `. VDr Grigg. & Is, Donn
B Catlin, Troy , W H Redwood. Bait
Ohns Moore, Balt ' B Darman, Bait •
Locke, kJ Y G Scott, Ohio
N Eaton & Is, Cuba Id Falcon, Cuba
IL Cranes & la, Va 31` W Cowell% NY
E liestras; Havana V Mr Delger A wl, 041
W .1 Moorhead, N y- G Galagher, Vs
R Lawson, N ' • Alfred Penn, N Celesta
David BridigeS, N Orleans Dr Makeorle, Balt
Endes' & la, Richmond W WOliams, Pa
J M Wayt & la, Richmond P A Woods & la, Itichm'd
L Hata, N.Y Kappa*, N 0
.1 liesslde & la, Ark • .J Valeerritle, N
A lopes, PI M N Y
Ischeretira N Y Halsey brown, Wy Valley
- 1113RORANT i HOTBL.Potirth. fit.,below Arch.
.0 011-ehr, Chamberabum
B Kennedy, Chembersbyrßlirataer & la, - Olemßeld
If Lee - , Ohio - H B Bailth, Boston - -
U Mount, at ,O B Yoing.l4 J
D W. ftloorei 3 Oleiraold, Pa' B J'llead, Tenn
0 If Robinson. Fairfield, Pa W S - BaewOrthi Boston
N Copeland, Maas ' — 0 Langlotz & la N J
111 P Perry Pittsburgb. , ' , 0 Arks; Pittsburgh
B Beaton ' . - B Stevens, N Y
A ti Dietfenbach, Pa 3 Chapman, 11l
B E Cowie', Ohio ' - - 'lt Ashmead, Pa
W PRnriay Hairleinuff
FRANKLIN HOUSE-okestnut" street,' above Third
LY'D Airowamith,q4 Y D D Oarey, Philada
X Shelf, Wilkeebarre P Hartung, N Y '
J B Penningtonalsrrisburg H Page, N Y
BBJoaes,NY;., • QDeWitt,jr,N 7
B Roberts, N Y, W Kelley,' Hoboken, N
R Buxton, Brooklyn P M Cnlot N Y
0 Watkins, Del , • ,Dr J A Baden, Md
Jas T Parsons, Md - - - •- • --- •
110170E- 7 0heknut stieet, above rim.
MoOliuliey; Philo • - - Illtogers, PhDs s
0 0 Lawson: NY —. - /W Gant-011 -•--
Wm Wolf, Pottsville - - - T D Ross; Cheater co, Pa
T 8 Diekey.Oheater oe,Pa- Zl' &lapin; Ala
Wm ,Wolff, : J B carol:tem/env Shore
Mee T P Oarothers, Jersey ihml S Ilarthr, Del
Shore • • H H Landreta, - Chicago
8 J Watson, Pa ' • Wm Bates k, la, Boston
0 T Murphy, 8 0 Alfred A Taudiveer, Del
Rider, Md , • P Jordan, Hanley
WON
HOTEL—Arch street, below Fourth.
G - Pelnier, M Chunk J B MoAlleater, Pa
Geo Hawk, Hancock iN Y D 112 Fay & 11, 0
Miss M Fey, Sandusky, 0 Jae Powers, Berlin
M Wheeler. Del ou, N Y Yechtlg, Md
11 Hahn, Beading Wm Benjamin, N
H W -Pray, yrovidiace H MoOrens, Pa
J H !Nasser, N T Der H P Hartman; Pa
NATIONA! HOTSIL—Baoe stir*, above Third.
B Newtoni Boston - „ W P Tonle, Pottsville
WP 0 Whitaker, Phila P Miler & lady, Ps
H JUSidesi Chestiest Hill - Peter Smith, Pa
0 Beeekeri 0& A B • joins S King, New Olatie
MW Good,Drtunhelier, Pottsville
jno M Shane; Pottevillez HJ Handler, Pottsville
B A Adams, Phila _ • P Simpson, Pottsville
Jlameson. Allentown, Ps Bsvid Boyer, Pa
Jos.Whitakee; Mt Olatr O W Hammy, Lebanon
WI, Hawkins, Let k Haven B Amersllng, Pa
I
H Fowler Nowlerten, Ps
-
BARLZY MAP HOTEL—Bocond street, below Vine
M Latimer, Pa • -31 Mill , NY
lutbnrn, Attleboro' - Gee Pickering, Pa
J B Heaton, Newtown Baml Baker, Taviorsville
-Jas Boileau, Danville B Mather, Attleboro'
J L Blockhouse, Pa - G Rawik, Pa
W D Large, Taylors?llle N Gillingham, Pa
W 11,13saos; Pa - Ms James, Pa
W W Morris, Pa ; Jos Deether, Pa
J A kirk Jno lloppook, Newtown
Mrs Hughes; N , Rhos Watson, Eagan
P Prete, Doylestown i Pricer, Doylestown
MisaWalteri, Pa - ' G W Hawlk, Pa
A Hornell:Bucks oo ' B Nelson, Books co
Alas - Getman; Newtown -, Deets, Kayoed, N J
Tallier, Keyport, N 3 '
_Z Reeder, Pa -
Hibbe, Pineville „ - Wlt Hibbs, Pineville
Z Atkinson; Pineville • A lacrimal, Pineville -
II 8 Reading; Pi- Preis, Hatboro, Pa
John PoNc;- Hartsville "Wm Davison, Pa
),1011NT *ANON HOTELfiecona it., abase Atli
Jno Wilson, Wilmington Enoch Holton, N Y
Olives; T Alien/alai X J It Williamson, Ni
Miss H-Williainsoni J H Bixby, N Y
hOs bit Moore:Del - ' James Anderson, Pa
B'Jpeters,NY,.' Wm Boyers N Y
MADISON NOllllN—liteiond et.. - bele* Ara.
Janie. Ponder Del. 'A Dreamer, PhDs
Wm Gregg; P I.H & • - Jai Cook, Del
H Sextbo.ougb, Bucks • 'A M Eby, Bucks co
- -- 718 M .7ohmen, Md
N W Tidneme,-Md • : Thee Steelman, N Y
Tokn u
Oey,M D - •
_ _ _
- , . , ,8LA01t BEAU HOTBp=Tbird it., Mi. CaHoratill.
Price, Briachtaira 7 Mails; BybeFri
'l3 Oadwatader; Pa - ' H Walters, .Now Britain
LOtatzumens;'Dorlistoira • ' Mrs .- Nice, Bram:Marra •
Biliaide v aouthamptaa ArtalMen, Stlun'tu
D H , Dam Pa H T4towland, N J
A Mpuirer, Heading H Utbspn, New Beton "
'BEACH Ekes .;BM-4liflk and MarObent streeta.
A Whitaker; Pa . Oliver Lewin, Centre Co
J ',Vanderslice, PhanLarne, J P Smirk& wife, Lana co
P Lindekagle, Berke oo Jaa Porten", Cheater co
OntbMA, Pratatown Lewis, Delaware .
P McCombs, kld, • „ Obis fairlamb. Delw Co -
B D Byers; Cheater oo Obas• Bioko?, Chester co
:Opextil Notugs.
Mething 1i o1 ` - mere 'lmportance to the Vern
teif6tjiß6o4lolliiceeeooolCßTOTß
": • GAIAOII.OBWB MORNING STAB:
hes been In siitilia6l,operaton some Ara wail and
theie, hes never helm introducatto the pub Ue a yeah,
5T0,21 that haa'sivei eattaraation - so generally. It
VIII DRAM, BARB; HOARE, - BOIL, BROIL, ice., In
ihtimoit'perfectnzanber. '
. I will nyurn the price paid [for it if It Gila to do as
above'. ' GALLAGHER,
405 N': Second BLiaboYe: Tins
cal.. ince 213 -
.
. Siierisel42,olmnimer.—A Mat
TOP,.OOOK. STOVE, - LARGR - UVRN, VERY HEAVY
PLAT.RB,.AND MADE IN ANTERIOR MANNER.
•;. , I WARRANZ it - -
DRAW,'
BAHE, -
.! • , ROAN Ao to.
,
I have been engaged In the manntsetnre of etovee for
manyyeare; and I can safely recommend the SUNRIBB
to my friends. It It falls to perform as above stated,
I will , RETERN - YOU THE MONEY PAID NOR IT
CAN YOU APE MORE
ooll;Mws
A. S. GALIAOHNR
.TiewTrinunlngs and Zephyr, Store and Tao.
TORY.—J: E MAXWELL'kSON, Soathetat 11l e.
*nth and Chestnut. • ' °alba
One•Priee Clothinii el the 'Latest Styles, and
made In the best manner, expressly for BROIL SALES.
We math our thwart selUng prime in ?LUX /10111116
ones& artlath:. all goods made to'order are warranted
satisfactory, and our owe-ramie exams is strictly ad
hered to: -We bellere this to be the only fair way of
dealing, as thimsby all'ara treated alike.
70NZ8 & CO. ;
604 WARM Stria.
Ifurnetni Coeonix!e:—":
EURNZTVB - .OOOOAINE
. ,
A !stogie ipplleatton renders the hair—Do matter how
ilk Wid"ktysiott - ' and_ gloomy for Isere*, dais.. It ie
BUT AEZI CILIAP.IIIII/ HAIR Daseena- TUN
WORLD; lIABBABD, do 0 0 4 .TiTelith and (111estout fits.
Bollagente. For male bplealeragenerekriab 60 eta per
bottle": • , - no10•tt
A Ementlltal Head of_Hair --The Wonder
OW. THE ACtE.-.IULEB 11117/4:1011 EAU ATHE- .
NIENNE HAIR RENOVATOR possesses the wonder
fid 'property of changing gray Hair to its original life
like color. Its Wads on the Hair are magical. roma
ring impurities and °Detractions trim the cattalo, pre.
_venting thallalr from falling, and imparting Bowery
fragrance.
"Poi sole by allEruggiets and at toe Laboratory of
RILBB HAVEL & CO. Pe4nmers and Importers, No.
704 - Ohistrint - street, Philide.
W.-Henry Patten, Manufacturer of Window
11HADII8,-• and ImioOtter of CURTAIN and . lIPEOL •
SEERY MATERIALS, LACE and AGISLINAIIII
TAIGS: 'BROOATEELES, SATIN , DS WEE and
WORSTED .D.SMASII, RAPS, MOREENS, PLUSRES,
•
- GIMPS and, ASSELS, GILT- CORNICES and CUR
TAIN ORNAMENTS, 'Gilt Window Shades, with all
th trimntingi, ss low as 76 ciente each. ••• Just received
troy, Atortion a: urge Invo'ice of Curtains, which are
IW/sect at the following unprecedented low gems:
Muslin"- Crirtaltis,
: 61.00, worth ES 00 a pair.
Incierq g $4l 00 it .4
*.4.11.01124.1%041 $3 00, $6 6..
Quitahelmy gc _ , - $5OO, • 1, • $lO 00
.44100 riehili&olderl4,6llo 00, $7O 00 " "
DannelsOcutiins fcem $lO 00 to 616 .0 0 per window,
'coinpletc.r: Curtains nude ,and put up at the shortest
isiddes, by eo u copetent workmen:" '
: - .2 lij,7lEfißY PATTEN, 080 CIIESPNIIT St.,
- • • _Opposite Jayne's New Nall
itlyesdi Gas Consuming Stores I—UsGess these
Stoxes, are . made pi& proper - manner they are no better
thin the Common old;fesklonet heating Reyes.
iirrplojione - bat Gni best riorinneni and me the
cheiCest linpeited , _
I Warrant efery Gas' &Meunier I Nell to be sru l tor
irquar4to there I bare rin 'exhibition in the lirsnklin
%Instititte, and Which lira' attracting the attention and.
'adialiation of iiaiteragenerilly“,.-The Om:emitter, bare
.4ricexicitt that Nett, ktiftranos make et SILVBRI,B GAB
• ociNguartal sTolizs ate the beet In the Bxhibition.
1411 iitteritloco the following letieri
t- ( .llll , Ver Goa Comma= I ma.
ruilbotured by 141 r; A=.7: il4l•ltAGEßlljand pronounce
,thetatalli avail* any I have ever seen ;The Bunts
7ioa Id tpi Vent:tsar; the wOrkinansilik tinSurpane6.
. L ;TfiaJrhile Move fully embraces my invention.' I re.
- commend,•trith,pfeasuri to my frivai Mid the public
. isi: tiallagairla make of Bioves. -J. IL fin:yea.”
4L'j.GALtiaciliza;
:110.• INA N: 811 GONG above Vine.
: : - .Pf;:-.Y.intli t iC.::Ziiistctr.i.4ote",,rtletreaslng, and
.niaffecitien la left generally either to
'take its natural' conisei er to treated on general prinel
•.piek with' ;40, eeees: /*a nervous olyreptome
,iittt and piticeed frotalanettbnal
, ek,:otgtin le derangenient lit-the nervous centres. No
oredleinolia tbeen :found** tri the PSRUVX4N
. 1 4.049taiittirrons' tam
, tll,64(kigriiiiii.)*Y4iii?e,Diviiii.
:sale lu Ahltolty,lbs !Isomer llith end
*On: , Iz''''# l ,4,:, ;l o l *4,#, corner Twelfth find
To &11 who, Want - Money. -- Jones &
00., Broken, Northind corner of TIIIIID and
GABEELL, BflellETB, below LOMBARD, advance
Oaah liberally, in large and email =Omits, s nion
deposits of Wataltiej Diamonds, Jewelry, , Gone,
Clothing, &d, on moderate tonne. Offloo hot= from
A. M. to 7P. M. • oo2D•lm
sso,' $5O, $6O, $5O, $5O, $5O, $5O, 1550.—;
sl,ssBB'B SWING ,IdaOHINIIB.—PRIOEB RE
new and elegant Bamily Sewing Ma
chine for $5O, and the general Seale of priaea greatly
reduced. AU who want a substantial, simple, and re
liable flawing blashlue,,whleh has an established repu
tation for doing the very beet work on eve 6, kind of
material, are Invited, to call at our office and examine
the new machined, at the , reduced prices. They can
not fall tube satisfied. I. IC SINGER &
n 024.122 No. 602 CHESTNUT Street.
Thema'. W. Bally, No. OW Market Street.
'lmporter and Dealer In Pine Watches, Jewelry, Silver
and Plated Ware: First-class goods constantly on hand.
The subscriber, paying cash for every article, is enabled
to sell at a small advance. Those •about purchasing
would do well to call. All goods warranted as repro.
eased. se4.BM
Grayer 1c Baker's Celebrated Family Sewing
MACHINES.
A NEW STYLE—MOE sso.
780 OITZEITTOT EITIITOT, ramAoscrau.
Thesefaehines sew from two Opoole, and form a
limn of unequalled strength, beauty, and elasticity,
which will NOT rip, even if every fourth stitch be cut
,They are unqueetionably the beet in the market for
family nee.
0.316-er Irj.l5llND 102 A OLROULAR.
Alarriageo.
By the Rev. David Magill, at 338 South Fifteenth
street. on the' 9th 'natant, Mr. ALEXANDRE FAITH
to Mice JANE' DEANS, both of Philadelphia. *
"Oa the 9th instant, by Rev David' Magill. Mr. Tilos.
MULLIGAN to Mina SUSAN DUNNING, both of
Philadelphia'
bobber 21st,181$8, at Frankford,by,Rev. S. T edele,
Mr. JOB&PH ALINBON to Mrs. AMOR HUD3ON,
both of England.
ID e atb a .
'On the 10th instant.. hfra. , MARY KELLEY, wife of
John Nolley, in the 41st year of her ego.
The relatives and friends of the family are reiSpeot
fully invited to attend. the funeral, from the residence
of her eider, Mm. Rachel Allingham, No 031 Clinton
'street; above Poplar, between Eighth and Ninth, to
morrow '(3anday) atone o'olook, without farther no
floe.'
, •
On the 11th instant, MARGARET MoOARTY, In the
85th year of her age. , -
The relatives and friends of the family are particu
lar solnvited to attend the funeral, from her late reel
dendti, in Cadweader street, below Month, to-morrow
(Sunday) afternoon, at 8 o'clock. *
On the 11th instant, JOHN O&BLIN, eon of Tames
and Mary Carlin, aged 12 years.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect.
folly invited to attend the funeral, from the residence
of his paren's, N 0.149 Ruth street, above Seventh, to.
morrow (Sunday) morning. at 9 o'clock, without farther
notice. To proceed to Oethedral Cemetery.
- On the 10th 'natant, WM. R. DERRIORSON, in the
26th year of his age.
lits friends and those of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his
brother, John W. Curb:Aeon, No. 1908 South Second
street, below, Reed, to-morrow (Sunday) afternoon, at
one o'clock without further notice. ar
GAREFOn the 10th
dANg instant. aged twentp M
daa years, AR-
M00L13113. *
On the 10th indent, after a short bat severe illness,
Alr. .7AIIIEB H. AIANING, In the 87th year of hie
age
His male friends and relatives of the family, also St.
John'e Lodge No. 115, A. Y AL, and the Order in
general; the ktillery corps of Philadelphia Grays, and
Humane Engine Company, No. 13, are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral, from his late residence,
No 847 North Third street, below Callowhill. on Sun
day morning next, at 10 o'clock. To proceed to Laurel
Hill.
On the oth instant, EDWARD 0. EMIG.
Hie male friends and thei relatives or the family are
particularly invited to attend the funeral, this (Satur
day) morning. at 10 O'clock, from his late residence,
No. 1231 Arch street. tk
On Tuesday tinning, at Mount Airey, Mtge DEBO
RAH, daughter of the late
_Charles and Elisabeth
Behtffer,
The relatlies and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, without further no
tice, from No. /213'Arch street, this (Bliturdandnorn
ing;lBth instant, at 11 o'clock A. M. To profited to
Laurel Hill tk
• On .the 11th of November; at the residence of her
entinilaw, Mr. O. N. Morison ELIZABETH HAR
VEY, widow of the late i3ainuel'D. Harvey, in the 72d
year of her age
Duo notice will be given of the funeral. **
Emory al. E. Chttreb, Callowhlt, west
of EIGHTEENTH Et JON 'A M Rev. WM.
BIaHOP. Eleven P. M., Rey. T. E MEREDITH. Its
WTwo Services.--T. N. Sleekton will
Preach (D. N.) tit NATIONAL HALL, MAR
above Twelfth, 10)6 A. Dl,and at HANDEL
AND HAYDN HALL. EIGHTH ad ERRING GAR
DEN, BP. M. All friends of tomeetarlan
Nanny are Invited to attend. Cullen lone to meet ex
imager.
117. - Universalist Church, Lombard, above
Fourth. SUNDAY - EVENING LEO2I7ItES, by
request, at 7 Woloelt.'Nov 14, Doom of the Sodomites,
k,o. Nov. 21, Judgment and Change after Death. ltie
Trßev. Thomas ILMunham, General Agent
of the Meadows Trot Bordety, 'will preach in
the AMERICAN aIICITANICS HALL, corner FOURTH
and George Streets, TO-MORROW (Sabbath) AFTER
NOON, at 83i o'olook. lt*
Fourth Commandment—Rev. Jno. Chum
BERM on thin eutdeet TO-MORROW /Sunday)
at ag 1. M. Oity Councilmen la ;Iwo r of breaking
God's law are invited. Ohne oh, BROAD and 460RG8
winds. It*
Kr• Church of the COTOODUt....4§erejefte In
CONCERT RAbli, Chestnut street, above
Twelfth, TO-MORROW (Sunday) at 10% A. M., and Th'
P. M. , Bannon ln the evening by Rev. W. O. PRIM
TUE. its:
[rt. Splrltnallstn.—lrnomaa Gales Forster, of
the Boston Banner, of Light, will lecture at
tiANSOM-BTH BET HALL, on SUNDAY at log A. M.,
on the text And these shall go away into everisadnx
puniebinent, but the righteous Into life eternal;" and
at 1)i P.M. on " Man tut %Religious Being." udirdo
d .
on, 6 cents. lt*
prFair Play for Women. —G W. Curtis,
Eeti will deliver the fourth Lecture before the
apple'sLiterarya Insti , nte, in CONCERT BALL, FRI
DAY "MIMING, November 19th. Bethleek:—. , bur
Play for Women -
No reduction in the price of Season Tickets Tickets
for Wont the Bookstores. • nol3-4t*
us University of Pennsytvanl4.—sProfessor
COPPER will deliver Six Lecture. at the Hall of
e University, on The Literary Types of English
History;" beginning on THUMDAY, thelBth instant.
Pubject of the first lecture—J. English Prose Fiction in
the Eighteenth Century." Tickets at the printhal
Book , nitres. end from the Janitor, at the door. For
the Course, $1; single tickets, 25c. n013,15&17.3t
La. The Seventh Annual Meeting of the
STOCRHOLDSREI or the Liberty Baring Fund
and DuMing Association will be held at the northwest
corner TENTH and SPRING GARDEN streets, third
shay. on MONDAY, Nov. 16th, at I o'clock P M An
election for Officers will be held between the hours of
7 and 9 o'clock P .M
0. VAIQUORN, Secretary
$1,500 to loon
no 12.2t*
ErlR bleu 8 rmona to the Young.•
Second of the Course, under the anspicea of the
Young lOWA Chadian Aaseclation of the North Pres
byterian Church, will be preached in that Church,
North SIXTH Street, above GREEN, next SABBATH
EVENING, the 14th 'natant, by the Rev. JAMIId H.
01311111BRP, Pastor of the First Baptist Chnrah',,Arch
at. Services commencing at 734 o'clock. n012.2t*
Primers' and Mechanics' Banh, Phila.
DELPIIIA, Oct. 2,' 1858.—The Annual Kleotion
Vca4)7rectors will be held at the BANKING HOUSE,
on MONDAY, the day of November next, between
the hours of 9 o'clock A. M. and 8 o'clock P. M., and
on TUESDAY, the 24 day of November next, a general
meeting of the Stockholders will be held at the Banking
UOOll3 at 4 o'clock P.M., agreeably to the charter.
004 dtNl6 W • BUSH TON. Jr., Cashier.
07'Office of the Dauphin and Susquehanna
OOAL COMPANY—New loss, October 20, 1858.
he Anna.l Meeting of the Stockholders of thin Com
pany will be held at the "Girard lime," In Ma,
delphin, on the third WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of
November next, at noon when and where an election
will be held for eleven Directors to serve for the enenlog
year. The transfer books will be cloned from the oth to
the 17th of November next, both inclusive.
By order of tho Board of Directors,
FUNK 0; BOND,
00214tnovi7 Secretary.
Treasures Department Pennsylvania
074. r'
RAILROAD 0011PANY—PutLana1.rnix, Oot.
18,18155.
N9TIOB.—The Board of Direotors have this day de
clared a semLannnal dividend of three per cent on the
Capital Stook of the Ormpany t (clear of State tax,)
payable on and after November 16th. proximo.
Blank Powers of Attorney for colleotiog Dividends
can be had on application at this office.
ocliSam' Taos, T. FIRTH, Treasurer.
ED• Menirs Union Prayer Meeting
Derry from Twelve to One o'clock, in the Samomotreet
Church. Rove I been there? If not, why?, Opole
Prayer for . Sabbath Schools on Saturday. Prayer for
our Firemen on Thursday. These aervlces are deeply
interesting.- - ne7-tf
Lecture.--John Ashton, Jr.. will give
the Third of the Course before the Philadelphis
Lyceum, at their Dell, Southeast corner of NINTH
mid SPRING GARDEN Streets. on SATURDAY EVE
NING. the 18th inst., at 7X o'clock. Subject: "The
Jocund." The public of both sexes invited Admis
sion Free. noll-3.*
ageo Young Alen of America.--Their Advan-
T AGES AND DETIt 8 —A LECTURE on the
above subject nil be delivered by the Rev. Dr. MUR
RAY. (Kirwan.) in the Musical Fund Rail, TUESDAY,
Nov 10th, at 8 °Wort. Tickets 26 cents. To be had
at the principal Book-stotei.
The proceeds of this Lecture are to be devoted to
the support of the Mission schools in the most desti
tute locality of onr etty. nolo-51*
ErFiremen'■ and other Union Prayer
MEETING'S, under the auspices of the
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
ON SABBATH AFTERNOONS.
United States _Engine, Wood, below Crown et., from
4 to 6 o'clock.
Pennsylvania Hose, Eighth at., below Green, from 4
to 6 o'clock,
United Hose, Broin et:, below Twelfth, from 4% to
5% o'clock.
Perseverance Hose, Quarry street, below Third, from
4% to 6X P. M.
ON SABBATH, at 7% P. H.
*Diligent Engine, corner or Tenth and Filbert eta.
Delaware Engles, South et. , above Nineteenth at.
Western Engine, Oallowhill, below Sixteenth ets
ON TUESDAY, at 73i P. M. -
America Engine, Buttonwood, below Third at.
Philadelphia Engine, Seventeenth, below Chestnut
Robert Morris Hose, Lombard et., above Eighth at.
Columbia Hose, Cherry, above Seventh at.
The Atherneam, at Eolmesburg.
• ON WEDNESDAY, at P. M.
Kingsessing School ouse Darby road.
Independence Engine, Spring Garden, near 24th at.
Southwark Engine, 8. Third, above Washington at.
Diligent Holm, Madison, above Race at.
Harry (Day o,ub Room, Chestnut - street, West of
Seventh. . ,
ON THURSDAY, at 73 P. M. -
N. Liberty Hose, New Market, above Goatee at, '
United States nose, Buttonwood, below Fifth et:
Selinylkill Hose, Locust st., - below Thirteenth at.
Naval - Asylum, (Freres Ferry road. -
Fairmount Engine, Ridge avenue above Wood at.
Good Will Iloilo, Wood at., below Twenty-third.
Club Room, corner of Fifteenth and Filbert eta.
Fairmount Hose. Pleasant etrtet,i , thoLe Eleventh
ON FILID&Y
at 7)(k. M
Weatem Uwe, Twentieth at., above Lombard et.
Vigilant Hose, Eighth et. ' above Wharton at.
Warren Dose, flirter, abo ve Eighteenth et.
Spring Garden Hose, P a
LY. ish, near Eleventh et.
D
* Diligent Dogine,corner Tenth and Bilbert sta., from
4to6P.M. -
Mandell. and Hayden Mall, from 4 to 6 o'clock.
Medical Student meeting, every morning, from 8 to
quarter before 9 o'clock, at. room of the Association,
1009 and 1011 Ohm mut.
Ladies and Christian friends are affectionately invited
to attend.
By order of the Bxeoutiee Committee of Young Ilien , e
Christian Assoalation. - tf
rv•-•,' Home lop invalids with Affections of
113 THAI CHEST.
Otonter wax ile4 worrNwratredd.
- Woo rianotiolic
TIIE:PRESSi.I-4EMMADEX.4„MIA. SATURDAY-. .NOVEMBER - _ 13 1868.
Bank 'of Vommeroe, Philadelphia, Oct.
2, 1808 '— Notice le hereby given that en Bloc
on THUMBED DlREarolta to nerve. the en•
ening year, will ibe _held at the Denting . Bowie, on
MONDAY, tho , 16th dey of Mr GialbOr !Nit, between
the houre of 10 A.'ll. and 2 P. M. • s'oo2-e to tin4nol6
Nothee,The Third inetnintent'il,Flye
.Dollars per share on the Stook of the Eleeond
and Third-Street Passenger Railway Company of Phila
delphia will be due and payable at the Moe of the
Company,' No, '226 WALNUT St, on or before No
yember 20th, 1855.
By order of the Board. MINDY BLIARWOOD. •
0010-tniha-tN2O Secretary.
aTe Philadelphia 'Exchauge Company, Nev.
let, 1868,... The Managers have thie day de.
elated a dividena of TWO•AND OtOl-BALD PER
CENT. oil the Capital Moak of the Company, payable to
the Stockholders or their legal Representatives, by the
Superintendent, &tithe Exchange, on and after TOES.
DAY, 16th inst. The Transfer Books will be closed
until that date. " WM. L. GRANT, Secre t a ry.
no2•tntbsa t 18 •
Notice.—The Board at Managers et
TEO LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD 005•
PANT have TiJIB DAY declared a Dividend of Three
per Cent on the Stock of the Company, payable in
Cash, clear of B,ate Tax, for the Six Months ending
Slat Weber, 1858.
Interest at the rate of Six per Cent. per Annum will
be paid on the Stock of the Company, in Stock, for the
Six Mouths ending 80th day of 18 8
Payable to the Stockholders, or their legal repreSen
talives, on and after the' 14 'December, yrox, at the
Office of th e Company, No. 808 WALNUT Street.
J. N. MITCHINSON. Treasurer.
. Philadelphia, Nov. 9th, 1858. moll-lttlisatded.
TrUnion Bank.—An Election for Direc
tors of the Union Bank, to servo for the emu.
log year. will be held at the BANKING HOUGH, at
the N. H. corner of ARON and TIMID streets,' on
MONDAY. the 16th instant between the hours or 10
and 12 A. M. JAMES LESLEY, Cashier.
Phila., Nov. 2, 1858. nS•lOt
Southwark Bank, Philadelphia, October
11, 1848 —The Annual Meeting of the Stook
o Bore this Bank will be held at the BANKING
1101 MID, on Tuesday, the 2d day of November next, at
12 o'clock 111 • And the Annual Wootton for Directors
will be held at tho BANKING HOBO, on Monday, the
16. k day of November next, between the haute of 10
o'olook A. 11. and 2 o'clock P. M. P. P. EiTBBL.
ocl2-dtnol6 Cashier.
DrCorn Exchange Bank.. Phil edelphia
00ToPkit 16, 18158.—An election for thirteen Di
rectors, to serve the ensuing3ear. will be held at the
Nanking-home on MONDAY, November 16th, between
ten A. M. and three P. M. •
ocl6-dtatie. J W TORREY. Cashier.
MU
® OF THE DELAWARE MU
NLJF TUAL SAFETY IIirIIRANON COMPANY.
PriLaDIMPRIA, November 10. 1958.
The following Statement of the affairs of the Com
pany Is published In :onformity with a provision of its
Charter :
PRMUMS received from November 1,1857, to Cote.
ber 31,1858 :
On.Marlue and Inland 1tieka....5351 803 62
On lire Rieke 118,414 17
--$170,217 70
Nintivite on Polloiee not marked off Novem
ber 1, 1857
PIIEIIIO3E3 SIAIOSND OVF AR EittN2D, from let of Novem•
bar, 1857, to Octnbor 31 1858:
On Marine and Inland L Me— —5300,541 75
On Piro Risks 123,011 68
---$513,553 43
Interest. &c . received dtiring
IMMO period
LOSABO, EXPSISSIS, &C., during
the year as above.—
Marino and Inland Navigation
Lore's
Flee Losses
Return Premiums
Ito•insurances, Commissions to
Agents, Taxes, ,ko 48,423 88
Expellees, Salaries, Rents, Sta
tionery, Ira
Ourplus
November 1,1868.
Par. Market Value.
103,050.. Philadelphia City six per cent.
Loan $105,144 00
89,000—Pennsylvania State live per cent.
Loan 03,215 00
21,000—Pennsylvania Slate six per cent.
Loan
50,000—United States Treasury 4,1 i per
cent Votes
50,000.. Pennsylvania Railroad 2d Mort
gage six per cent Bonds 45,375 00
20,00D..North Pennsylvania Railroad Mort
gage six per cent. Bon is
15,000..500 shares Stock Germantown Gas
Company, interest and principal
guaranteed by the City of Phila
delphia 14,925 00
5 000..100 shares Pennsylvania B &Broad
Company 4,837 50
5,C00..100 shares North Pennsylvania
Baiirrad Company
1 20..80 shares Philadelphia Ice Boat
and Steam Tug Company
1,C00..2 shares Philadelphia and Savannah
Steam Navigation Company
- 250..6 abates Philadelphia and Havre
de Grace Steam Tow-boat Com
pany
200..2 shares Philadelphia Xxchange
Company.
940,700 poet $318,287. Market value, $3 0,109 , 0
Bonds and Mortgages 10 000 00
Beal Estate, once building 61,363 35
Bills rec. ivable for insurances made 101,606 36
Balances due at agencies—premiums on Ma
rine Policies recently leaned—and other
debts due the Company
Scrip and Stock of sundry Insurance Vow
pantos 3,970 00
Clash on deposit in Banks 42,067 85
- .
The Beard of Directors have this day declared a Di
vidend of StX PRA CENT in Cash, on the original
Capital Stock, and eIX. PER ChNT. on - the Scrip of
the Company, payable on and after the let proximo
They have also declined a Scrip Dividend of TWEN.
TY-FtiTE PER CENT. on the original Stock and on
the Earned Premien:le for the year ending Ootober 81,
1858, certificates for which will be issued to the pestles
entitled to the same, on aril after the Oat of December
next.
117. Preamble mut Resolution adopted by the
Board.
IVhereas. The increased means of the Company aris
ing from Profits. and which will be derived from the
Increased Capital Stock under the late amendments to
the Act of Incorporation, render the further continu
ance of the Guarantee Capital unnecessary, therefore
be it .
Resolved, That the Guarantee Capital be dieeon•
tinned, and the notes representing the same be delis=
crud up to the makers thereof, as soon as the Blake
taken during ,he period embraced in said notes Isbell
have ditormined.
'TORS.
William Martin, James D. Hand,
Edmund A. Sender, Edwaid Darlington,
Te mph i lull Paulding, H. Jones 0/00)0,
JOllllll, Penrose, Spencer 3Pllealne,
John O. Davis, Thomas 0. Hand,
James Tragular, Samuel E. Stokes,
William Byre, Jr., J E. Peniston,
Henry Sloan, /lobed Bu•lon,
Joseph 11. Peal, Jacob P Jones,
Dr. R. M . Huston, James B. Wirarland,
George 4 Lelper, Joshua P. /tyre,
Wm 0 Ludwig, I John It Sample, Pittab'h
Hugh Orafg, - D. T. Morgan, ,4
Charles Kelley, J. V. Logan, It
WILLIAM MARTIN, President,
THOri. 0. HAND, Vice President.
HENRY LYLBURN, Secretary: nol3-4w
EASTERN, T.NSURANGE COMPANY.-
01710 E No. 0 EXCHANGE.
AUTHORTZTO 13100 E CAPITAL, $/00,000.
Passe rm.
Fire Blake on Mereharmilse and Halldinge.
Marine Rieke on Vessels Cargoes and Mei:lights.
Inland Traneporta•ion Risks an Goode Der Manmade,
Canals, and Steamboats. taken on favorable terms.
DIRECTORS.
Andrew Cochran, George A. Wright,
William I Drown, Thomas Sbaw,
Richard G. Stotesbnry, George Cookman,
Peter D. Myers,- Charles Stoy,
Robert It Walker, Jacob Reed,
Jacob Lukens, W 0 btoteebnry.
ANDREW COCHRAN, President.
WILLIAM I. llama, Vice-Pre,ident. na-tf
IN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
I. CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
. • .
Estate of 011AbLES 0. ASHBY, Minor
The auditor appointed to audit, settle, and adjust the
acc..uot of GEORGE W. 11.SE°, guardian of OHABLES
0. ASHBY, will meet the patties In interest at his
office, No. 411 01ISSTN UT Street. on THURSDAY,
November 25th, 1858, at 4 o'clock Y . M.
note-10t WM D. KELLEY, Auditor.
tt; MILLS AND FARM AT PRIVATE
lELSALTI.
The subscriber offers at private tale the stone MER
CHANT and SAW-MILL, both in complete order, and
doing a good business. Also, a large BRICK MANSION
and TaNANT HOUSE, Spring-house, flog hone, and
alt the bulldlige necessary for such a place. Also, 42
acres of r ood land, a good apple orchard and within one
mile of Duocarion Iron Works, at Petersburg, in Perry
county, Pa ,on the Central Railroad. Part City Pro
pb‘ty wilt be token In ....hangs, and part of the money
may remain secured on the property.
JONES .EAVENSON, Agt.
No. 715 MARKET Street, Philo
TO YOUNG MEN.- BRYANT & STRAT
TON'S MERCANTILE COLLAGE has taken the
Premium for PENMANSHIP in the Franklin hag tote
Exhibition, and their thorough method of teaching
ACCOUNTS le no loss deserving of o Premium over ai l
conuctitors Their COUNTING-110CM COURSE
comprises 30 PRACTICAL MANUSOHIPT leis, illus
trating ACTUAL bodiless ho text books are used In
this department. Call for catalogue. It*
iIefiEXCELLENT, WARRANTED
NEW YORK PIANOS; celebrated for tone,
touch, durability, and tasty appearance. I Octaves,
PLAIN and LOUIS XIV, Pearl inlaid, and Pearl keys,
for sale, from $lOO upwards Also. PIANOS to root.
JADISS BELLAK, :479 South PIM Street, above
Spruce, stole agent for Cummings Ss Canfield, and J &
C. Flasher. nolB4m*
VXOIIANGE HOTEL, No. 77 DOCK St.,
.1121 PHILADELPHIA. (Late Col It 13 Ives ) Will
be served at the Eating liar, THIS DAY, (Batu , day,)
lath lost Akita floe Yardarm Steaks ,• also, Pheasants,
Quails, Woodcock, and WIM Ducka ,• Ureter Bea Turtle
Soup arid Weskit ; vory fine )gg Harbor salt Oystei a,
Chesapeake Plants and Duck Creek fresh °Mere always
on hand. Citizens, and the public, ate invited to cell.
J. OTTNNKINK,
Of Madison Howse, N 0.87 and to North Becoud atreet,
kroprle tor.
rhiltdelphla, November 13th, 1868. 11*
OLD TOM GIN.—AII orders for this cele
brstml Cordial must be directed henceforth to Mr.
LONGOIIAMP, 217 South FRONT Street.
CAUTION —The celebrated OLD TOM GIN is Im
ported alto the State of Pennsylvania exclusively by B.
A. LONOCILthiP. NOIIO other is genuine.
JetillSB FIELD, SON, & CO.. 28 Mincing Lane,
London, arils export Agents for Mears. CRAB. BOOTH
& CO. , its
BUY YOUR BLINDS AT KR ONE-
A-. BERGER'S, No. 18 North TWELFTO Street.
Every eatloteotion to given, or no solo. Old Blind dono
up equal to now noi3 Ot
THE STEAMER , c EXP RE 8" WILL
discontinue her tripe to and from Bridgeton, for
this Benson, on MONDAY, the 15th lent n013.2t*
®ALUM. -1,000 bales Navy and American
IL" Oakum, in store and for sale by
WEAVER, FITLER, & 00 ,
nol3 No, 23 N. WATER St and 22 N Wharvea.
ri ErDLEMEN WOULD DO WELL BY
% T calling on SILKS & KENSIL, 159 North NINTH
Street, above Cherry, and have their old Garments
made to look equal to new, by cleansing, or dyeing and
repairing. n010.26ta
G ENTLEMEN'S
CHASTE AND ELEGANT
STYLE OF HAIN CUTTING,
Imparting a grateful appearance to the Hew. Boom,
414QAP/g; VP; IMAM. • ,
7titurance Companies.
$245,170 16
41,269 21
41,758 1 4
18,007 82
$895,210 00
AMU OF TUB COMPANY
Forambor 10. 1888
Ergot Notices.
heal estate,
New Publications.
PETERSON'S SEMI-MONTHLY COUN-
TaRNELT DETECITOR Coe SIOVEINIBBS, is now
rcut'y.
DREXEL'S BANE NOTE DIRT, for November 16th,
Is ready.
FORTY NEW COUNTERFEITS have apposred Mace
November let, and are fully described In
' PETERSON'S bEldI-MONTELY DETECTOR
AND
BANN. NOTE LIST
Tor November 15th
:TERAIII OF SUBSORIPTION
TO PRTERBON'E YHIADELPUIA COUNTERFEIT
DETBOTOII
Monthly, per 611011113 $1 ;00
gismiadonthly, per annum— 2'oo
Subscriptions may commence at any time. Terms
always cash in advance. ALL atters must be addressed
te , T. II PMTIMIZUN & BROTIERRB
n01.04t WO Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
LATE ENGLISH PUBLICATIONS.
TII-A IMPORTED AND FOR SALE BY O.J. PRICE
tic CO. No, 88 South SIXTH Street, above Ohostout.
s TRH 'AQUARIAN NATORALIST A Manual for
the Seaside. By J. Rymer iboes. With eight colored
plates Small Bvo , cloth.
THE MICROSCOPE. By D. L. Clark. Being a
popular desoription of the most Instructive and beauti
ful objects for exhibition. limo , cloth.
D'IORAELVS CURIOSITIES OF LITERATURE.
Now and revised edition. Edited by the Ron. B. DlIe•
reel'. 81. P. 8 vols., limo , cloth.
THE MINISTRY OF LIFE. By, Maria Louisa
Charlesworth, Illustrated. limo., cloth.
AllbTON'd VALIAGRO. Illustrated by the Etch
ing Club limo , cloth.
THE CIULDREWB PICTURE BOOR OF ENO
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FAVORITE POEMS of the last two Cooturles.
Beautifully illucrated with wood engravings by the
most eat sent English artists. Square. Bvo., aoth gilt.
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Illustrated with wood cuts. 12m0.. cloth.
HISTORY OF FREDERICK THE GREAT. By
Thomas Carlyle. With maps and fine portion on steel.
2 vole . revel Bro.. cloth.
YALIGIIAN'I3IAOI26D POEMS. With memoir by
the Ilev.P, II Lyto New edition, enlarged. 12mo ,
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Life and Notes by Lord Draybrooko. Sixth edition.
Complete In 3 vole , 12mo , cloth
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author of Mary Powell. 2 vole , 12 no., cloth.
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rani died g &tie on application, nol3
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lINIPY OF TUE ORIIROII,It by REV. R. JEF
FERY ; just published. Per sale at the Baptist Publt•
cation Rooms, 080 ARCH Street ; S6II t H & EN QUEII,
No. 40 Borth SIXTH Street. Price 10 cents. Nit
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N( OR OF ANY AGM,
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A labor of Twenty yenta, by one of the beet Hebrew
and Greek Scholars in oar country ; an Indefatigable
worker and a true man.
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$543;203 05
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110 WASHINGTON EMMET, BOSTON,
FOR SLIM DT
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AT
GAUT & VOLIEMAR'B,
Snoceesore to
H. COWPEETHWAIT & 00.,
009 CHESTNUT Street, Om Sixth,
no24u th & ea Swif Philadelphia
$147,954 e 5
'gricultural
gag CORN-SHELLERS, HAY, STRAW,
and Fodder-Cutters, Grain Fans, Horse Powers
and Threshing Machines, Ploughs, Harrows, Farmers'
Dotterel, Field Rollers, Corn Ooii and Cain Mills, ho.
For sale by D. LANDRETH & SON,
Implement and Seed Warehouse,
Nos 21 and 23 South SIXTH Street,
11* Between Market and Chestnut streets.
21,210 00
30,112 50
12,000 00
as SAUSAGE CUTTERS AND STUF
...-; FM of the most approved patterns. Tor sale
by D. LANDRETH & BUN,
Implement and Seed Warehouse,
Nos 21 end 23 South SIXTH Street,
It* Between Chestnut and Market streets.
tag VEGETABLE BOOT CUTTERS—
Warranted to cut one bushel of Route per minute,
for sale by D. LANDRETH & SON,
Implement and Seed Waseheuse,
Noe. 21 era 2a South SIXTH Street,
•11* Between Ohestnut and Market Ste.
MOSS, BROTHER, & 00.,
No. 16 SOUTH FOURTH STREIT,
BLANK ACCOUNT-BOOK MANUPACTUBERB,
BOOKSELLERS, & STATIONERS
61288 14
ACCOUNT BOOKS,
Of every description, on hand, or Ruled and Bound
to Pattern ennoble for
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BANKERS, BROKERS, INSURANCE
$003,80 70
Warranted In quality , and at lowest prices
FOREIGN AND DOMES NO STATIONERY,
OOMMBROIAL BLANKB, &a., &a
JOB PRINTIN4, LITTIOORAPHY,
PUNCTUALITY & SATISFACTION GUARANTIED
MOSS, BROTHER, & CO.,
noll-2m New No. 16 SOUTH FOINITII STREET
Uaitroab
- riagaVADSAYANIA
LOCAL yREIGHT NOTICE
THE WINTER T/LRIENT ON FREIGHTS BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA AND PITTEIDURDH will take effect
on MONDAY, November 15th, 1858
RATBSBETWEEN PUILADA. AND PITTSBURGH
FIRST OL/138 90 ceute per 100 The.
SECOND MASH 75 " 11
TUIRD CLAES ...... •••...05 44 c.
YOURTII CL ASS
PI L ADE L FRIA, GERMANTOWN
AND NO RRI STOW N RAILROAD.-WINTER
ARRANGEMENTS. •
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, NOVRMNBR 7.3, 1838.
FOR GERMANTOWN,
Leave Phradelphia 8,7%, 8 90 mat., 93, 10%§,
A. M , 2,3, 4,6, 0,7, 8, 9,10, 11% P. M.
Leave Germantown 0, 7.7%, 8, 9 10 min . 10%,11%
A. M., 1.10 min., 2. 3,4, 6, 0,7, 8,9,10% P. M.
ON SUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia 9.20 mm. A. M., 2, 13%
Leave Germantown 8.20 min. A. M., 1.10 min., 6%
P. M.
CIIESTI , UT RILL RAILROAD.
Leave Philadelphia 6,7%, 8 40 mkt., 11% A. M., 2,
4,6, 9 P.M.
Leave Chestnut Hill 7 10 min., 7.96 min., 6 60 min.,
11.10 A, 51., 12.50, 8 40, 5 40, 7 40 mia. P. M.
ON SUNDAYS . ,
Leave Philadelphia 9.20 mio. A. M., 2,6% P. M.
Leave Chestnut Rill 8 A. M.,12.60 5.20 mln P. M.
FOR CONBIIOIIOt.KBN AND NORRISTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia 6%, 9, 11 A. M., 106 min,, 8,10
min , 4X, 6.50 ram , 11X P. id,
Leave flovelatown 6,7, 0, 11 A. M.,1, 8%, 5.40 min.
P.M.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia 9 A NI. and 'S P. M
Leave Norristown 7 A M. and 5 P. M.
FOR MANAYUNK.
Leave Philadelphia OX, 7 35 rain., 0, 11 A. M., 1.05
min .2 05, 8.10 min . 4X, 5.60, 7 96 min , 11X P. id.
Leave Manayunk BX, 7g, 8), 0), 1I) A. AI., IX,
3,4, o.lu min , 8 95 7? AI
SUNDAYS 81,1IC AS NORRISTOWI7.
OURSTFR VALLEY INL ROAD FOR DOWIIING-
TOWN.
Leave Philadelpbitt6X A. M. and 3.10 min. P. M
Leave Downingtown 7,5( A. hI end 1 P. M
3MlTti, General Superintendent
nol3 DEPOT, NINTII and faitleEN Ste
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD COMPANY
NOTION TO PRILADELPIIIA BIEROIIANTO
WBSTHIIN SHIPPBBS
THE WINTER RITES ON FREIGHTS WEST
WARD by tho different Railroad lines will take effeot in
ROSTON AND NEW YORK on the 15th indent, and In
PHILADELPHIA upon freights destined beyond Pitts•
burgh on the 16th inst.
The rates are lower than former Winter prices by
Railroad. Say:
PROM PHILADELPHIA TO
let Mute. 2d Mass. 8d Olasi. 4th Class.
Cob:imbue, 0.....5120 $l.OO $ 82 62
Oinoinniti, 0.... 1.80 1.10 00 07
Louisville, 8y.... 1.50 1.27 1.05 80
Indianapolis, Ind. 1.85 1.15 95 70
13t. Louis, Mo 1.80 1 50 1 80 98
Chicago, 111 1.60 1.25 110 80
' To other points In the Weld at comparative low rates
by Rail, and at the usual difference below Bail rates
when chipped by river from Pittsburgh.
11. H. HOUSTON,
Nov. C
a en d,lB
eral s Freight Agent P. B. R. Co.
n09.12t
inillitterg Orrobo.
tai MRS. BURK'S,
SOn OIIESTNIIT Street,
Will open WINTER RATS. on
nolo-4t* TILUBSDAY, November 11th.
APPLES. --A. small consignment of Con
colloid Mallets. /tor sale by
SALMON. -48 Tierces and 84 Boxes Hall
fax Num. tOr Ws by O. 0. BAHL= & 00 ,
AtiNThilnitet
Pole Agent for Philadelphia,
etationern
AND RAILROAD 001IPANIEB
In ell their Yet.!elite!
r:r,ml:l
E. J. ONEEDER,
Freight 4gent Pon na. R. R. Co
0.0. BASILBIt& 00.,
108 AROH Street
retail 4:Orli fli. traba.
LUPIN'S BLACK MERINOES
eag, 76, aM 87% Cents, &a.
LUPIN'S BLACK OAt3IIMERBS.
76, 87 %, $l, &o.
BESSON & SON'S
• MOURNING- STORE,
It No. SOS CHESTNUT Street,
G REiP SALE OF BROOHE SHAWLS
AND CLOAKS ! ! !
• Unprecedented Ba gains!
. We've had a perfect rush!
We're selling an immensity of Gorda!
Our trade's increasing!
Our Slode of doing busmen Boerne to meet with gene
ral approval !! Namely—
II To Rave But One Price."
1 • T Cheep for Cash."
"Never to misrepresent Goods In order
TO EP e.ECT SALES."
"To deal fairly and justly, and wait upon all custo
mers with attention and politeneee."
" Thus to gain their confidence, and keep it by con
tinuing to do right "
gHuRNLEY to °HIM.
We have now on hand
Excellent Long [troche Ehawle for $3.
Still better quality for $lO,lll, $l2, $l3, $l4, $lB,
$lB, $2O, $22 a. d 826.
Square Broehe Shawn from $5 up to s'l.-
Long and Square Blanket Ehawis in every variety.
- Children% Meese, and Gentle ac's Shaw% Ac.
Gool Black Cloth Cl eke for $S
Every other quality and Style for $2 up to $lB.
A 3011 LOT OF OLOAR4 kßubl LanT REASON AT
HALF PRIOE!
Beet Black Silks for 60e. to ELM, figured
Rich Raney Mike really beautiful.
Every variety of DRESS GOODS.
CLOTHS! CASSIMERVB!! SATTINETTB, Ac.!!!
Heavy Black Beaver Clothe, fine French do., dm, dry.
Manicotti, Flannels, Linens, and Muslim.
le fact no better stock of general Dry Goodscanhe
found than at
THORNLEY OHISM, I B,
Northeast Coiner EIGHTH & SPRING GARDEN.
nolB-tt
QILK, THREAD, AND COTTON, FOR
SEWING- MACHINES, of the best quality, all
colors and numbers. Also. MAO SINE NEEDLES, to
be bad at No. 80, Nortb THIRD Street
it* LAING, MAGINNIS, & BROWN.
NVINTER OASSIMERES as CLOTHS.
New London Styles Casqlmeres.
Ladles' daperloy Cloak Clothe.
Beavers, Caton, and Chinchillas.
Black Cloths and Fine Doeskins.
Velvets, Satins, and Cashmere Vesting.
Boys' Ostsimmes Juliet Cloths.
BRA &PLEAS BROVIIENS,
nol2 EIGHTH & CHESTNUT atreete
e
LILA.NRET LONG SHAWLS.
L.l Just opened several hundreds of Long Blanket
Shawls, of now designs and full else, at $4 60 and $5.
SIT AIMLESS !MOTHERS,
nol2 EIGHTH & CHESTNUT Streets.
'I4IItENCH. DIERINOs.
11.' A full asnortment of French Merinos, in all the
qualities, from 65 cents to $1 26, looluding come lota
unusually cheap. BH aIIPL EBB BROTHERS,
unIS EI4HTH & CHESTNUT Streets.
LINE STOCK OF SEASONABLE
1: GOODS AT LOW PRIORS.
•
SILEB, MERINOS:II..
SHAM. LS, I DE LAMES,
CLOAKS, -
FLANNELS,
RAULANS, I BLANKETS, &o.
. EYRE 8c LANDELL,
1!0IIIVEH AND ABOU
SHAWLS, FROM. THE LAST AUCTION,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Drocbe Long Shawls
Broahe Scinare Shawls.
Wool), a hound Mantles.
Extra Flue Plaid Shawls.
EYRE & LANDELL,
FOURTH AND ARCH STREETS.
SILKS FROM AUCTION THIS MORN
ING.
1 lot Plaid 8111ot, 76 mate.
1 Rich Bayadero $l.
2 Splendid Style. 81 25.
French Blue Billie, $l.
Brown " $l.
EYRE Sc LAND ELL,
n013.2m BOUM AND ARON MEETS.
BLACK BEAVER CLOAKS -
A One assortment fltst-class goods. Prices from
$5 to $2O. COOPER 2r. OONARD,
nob B E. corner NINTH .!e MARKET BM.
- MOURNING WOOL PLAIDS.—
J.VJL An Auction lot beet quality, at 50 cents.
COOPER & CONARD,
nob B. E. corner NINTH & MAERET Ste
IINEST QUALITY BLANKFM—
Estrs large shoo. Also, medium and low
priced do.
COOPER & OoN ARO.
nos 8. E 'corner NINTH & MARKET Re
CLOTHS AND CASSIBIERES of every
.
dosoriptlon, for LW Genta% and Boys , wear.
COOPER & CONAR 0,
nob S. N. corner NIN ru Zo X MIOIT Bte.
WIDE VALENOIAB.--6.4 Bayadero
goals from Auction, 44 cents.
000 PER. & CONARD,
005 13. B. corner NLNTH & HARKST Ste,
DHILADELPRIA CENTRAL SRAWL
AND MERINO EMPORIUM.
DROCHE, STELLA. "LANKET,
AND MEN'S SHAWLS,
A general aasortment, unequalled in this market.
PRENOII REVaRSIBLE MANTLES,
with round corners. New and desirable
FRENCH MERINOSS AND CASHMERES,
from SS cents to Si per yard
WHITE AND BLACK CASHMERES.
OIIPRR LYONd BLACK SILK VELVET.
BLACK FRENCH LADY CLOTH.
LADIES' best quality ORDERED KID GLOVES.
GENT-0 DOUnLE STITCHED KID GLOVES.
100 BstsFRENOII CAMBRIC COLLARS &CHIEFS,
at $1 per Set.
DAYADERE SATIN TRAVERS.
LUPIN'S ALL.WOOL DE LAINES, &o.
DRESS MATERIALS, In variety.
WELSH & DALLARDVAL FLANNELS,
OHIO & BED BLANKETS, and
FURNISHING GOODS generally,
At the LOWEST PRIOEi, for CASH.
CHARLES ADAMS,
oeSO Eighth and Arch streets.
GREAT BARGAINS TN DRY GOODS.—
B. V. U. BUNTER
Has REMOVED from No 80 to No. ao South SECOND
Street, where be is now prepared to furnish the LadieS
with a [rest and well-selected stock of
DRESS GOODS,
To which he invi -e their attention, being determined
to cell at exceedingly LOW PRICES.
N. B —A. large assortment of Broche, Stella, and
French Blanket Shawls. Also, a variety of Silk and
Cloth Circulars Constantly on hand. at the
CLOAK EMPORIUM,"
00743 m No. 40 South SECOND Street.
FALL AND WINTER CLOAKS.
OPENING DAILY.
PINE CLOTH RAGLANS.
ELEGANT BEAVER RAGLANS,
RION VELVET CLOAKS
Elegantly adorned with
REAL LAOES, CROOITET, ka., 10.
OPERA ()LOANS.
The largest and most varied stock of these fashionable
OVER 4ARBItiNTII,
At the widest range of prime. and suited for
IROURNIN4, PROMENADE, AND PULL DRESS
COSTUME,
CT TUB
PARIS MANTILLA & CLOAK EMPORIUM,
J. W. P R OCT 0 R & CO.,
708 ORESTNUT STREET.
Nolicro
QPECIALNOTIOE.—BSECHER ScRIDG
WAY respectfully iota= their Cuatomera that
they have too owed to No. 387 ARCH STREET. one
door below Fourth where they will contlnu., with lu
cre Red failities, the WHOLESALE NET CASH DRY
HOODS Ruaineee.
Constantly receiving new Goodafrom the large suction
Wee WILLIAM BEECHER,
nol3.Bt* T. E RIDGWAY.
CARD.—TO THE PUBLIC.—The Judges
of Sowing Alschinee and Committee on Exhibition
at the Pranklin Institute having been unable to assicn
the premium of superiority to any of the machines, of—
fered for their inspection, the to dersigned would take
this method to enab e the public to judge for them
selves of the comparative rovrits of their machine and
any other that may be willing to come in competition
with them.
We will award one thousand dollars to the depositor
of any Sewing Machine now in the 'Franklin Institute
which will, within a week, execute the same range of
work with equal quickness and and nicety of finish as
that exhibited by us to the Committee.
We will submit the decision to either the Ladles' or
the Gentlemen's Committee already appointed by the
Institute to examine the subject, or to the Committee
on Exhibition themselves, at the option of the party
accepting our challenge.
LADD, WEBSTER, & CO ,
nol2-fit* 820 CHESTNUT 13t.
VOTlOE.—Applicatione will be received
1. II wadi NOVEMBER 16th 1858, at 12 o'clock 111.,
for the Situation of PRINCIPAL of the CENTRAL
lIIGH SCHOOL of the City of Philadelphia. Address
the undersigned, at the Office of the Controllers of
Public Schools, 8. B. corner SIXTH and ADELPHI
Streets, Atherneum
WABII'N J. JACKSON, Chairman,
n0043t Committee on High School.
NOTIOE.—AII persons having claims
1 against the BANK OP PENNSYLVANIA, upon
Notes or Deposits, are requested to have the name
proved ant registered for the Auditor, to whom the
account of the An.iguees has been referred for adjust
ment, at the office of the Assignee., No 220 WALNUT
STREET, tad Story GRIGG'S BUILDING in the city
of Philadelphia, every day during the en'tinge of the
Auditor, between the boars of 10 A. M and I P. M.
The Auditor will hold his meetings at the same plane
every Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock, when all the cre
ditors can present their Claims. oc2o-tuthsalet*
NOTICE —PHILADELPHIA and READ
.I RAILROAD —Tbe "DOWN FRRIOUT
Depot of 'he Philadelphl. and Reading Railroad Com
pany, has been removed from No. 225 to Nos. 242 and
248 BROAD, above Race etreetn
All the Tb ROUGE' FREIGHT"" tininess of the
Company, both OUTWARD and INWARD wilt be
trauaacted at this Depot. JNO. T. B KATY,
no 4 Im Genera Agent.
tjalibag Goobo.
CHOICE GOODS for the HOLIDAYS.
MARTIN & QUAYLE'S
STATIONERY,
TOY, & PANOY GOODS EMPORIITAI,
No. 1015 WALNUT STREET.
A oho's° end elegant assortment of Goods suited to
the coming HOLIDAYS, comprising Arnow; of utility,
teats, and ornament, selected from the latest importa
tions expressly for the Oity Retail Trade.
M. & Q Stook embraces every variety of Dolls,
W.X. Crying, and Sleeping, Ac , together with a large
variety of
PAPER DOLLS, WRITING DESKS,
PORT FOLIOS, HERBARIUMS,
SORB,P BOOKS, PORT-MONNAIEP, An.,
With ts large assortment of Garnet, Panty Bova,
Juvenile Books ' Doll Furniture, Theatres Stables,
Warehouses, with a general assortment of ' Toy and
Fancy Articles.
FANS! FANS! PANS!
Latest style Pane, Silk, Orape, and Linen.
All 9, crislbt Date, DO, owl Rlo9ta. pa 010444
Arfor Sale mitt 3 to fat.
im FOR. RENT, FROM JANUARY let,
/53..1858. the.firat-class Granite front Store. No. 124
Nora' THIRD Street, above Arch, stilt .ble for. the
Hardware "D y Goods, or any ether heavy business, be
ing well lighted and commodious. Terme satisfactory
to a responsible tenant. Apply at NO. /24,V, second
story. 0018-71 fiat
FOR SALE—S3O,OOO.—A firat-class amply
seen. ed MORTGAGE for $30,000, on valuable Pro
party in Oamden opposite Philadelphia, having four
teen years to run. Interest semi-annually ; veld
promptly; title undoubted - For further particulars,
address DOIC 570, P. 0 Philadelphia. nol34t*
dry TO. LET—A BRICK MANSION AND
MIL FRAME TENANT HOUSE, with other ant-build.
Inge, pumps, and excellent twinge of water, with cix
acres of land ; Intuited on liarrowgate Lsne west of
Passenger Railroad to Prankford. Apply to' ' B. W.
EVANS, HEDGE Street, above Unity, Prankford. N.
B.—lnnnedlate Fannin given: ' mol3 et*
of FOR SALE.—The degrable THREE
-13121.8 I CRY BRICK DWELLING, with double three
awry bact budding. an 4 modern conventeocee. on the
south side of GREEN Street, No. 1684 The lot is 196
feet 5 Inches deep to Center street, allowing room for
a +table. if wanted. Immedla e possessiongiveis. Ap•
ply at the Lumber Yard, SEVENTEEN= Street, be
low Green street. nolB-It*
7 , 7. FOR S ALE—The Good Will and Fla
tam of the Globe Hotel, sixth bteet, below
Ch.tnet. opposite Independence Spare. Inquire'
on
the Premises. ton 2t*
AFRONT PARLOR or Office to Rent,
with Boarding, No. 1218 WALNUr street, Phila
delphia. noll-4010
FOR SALE.—Erie City Coupon Bonds
will be taken in payment for a valuable Lot of
ground on Sixteenth stmt. Apply to
°HARLIN BROWN,
n05.12t* N. W. corner BROAD and LOCUST Sta.
TU RENT.—On the let January next, the
you superior and extensive ROOMS, (24 2,1,'4th
and Sthiloors, each 24feet by 146) of the NEW STORE,
eita MARKET Street. The building is one of the tine
improvements on the upper side, between BIETH and
SIXTH Streets, having two fronts, the north one on a
rear Street with good cartage way 20. feet into SIXTH
Street. Apply on the premises.
TO RENT, a STORE on DELAWARE
of ,, Avenue, below VINE Street, running throngh to
Water Street, MS feet deep Also, the Double STORE,
corner of THIRD and QUARRY Streets, - 40 feet front,
one of the beat Unethical for large Dulness in Phila
delphia Also, STABLE and 00AOH-HOI7SE
OHERRY Street, above SEVENTH, in rear of Ash
land Rome Apply at 278 &Rabin:ll3MM Street.
Wattbes, Jetneqp, rZ-r
B AILEY & CO,
7011111ILY
BAILEY A KITCHEN,
HAYS removed to their new Mire-proof, Witte Me V*
Bore,
819 CHESTNUT STREET,
NORTH BIDE, BELOW THE BIRAILD MOUSE.
Now opening their fall stook of
IMPORTED JBWELRY, PLATED WARN, AND
FANCY GOODS,
To which they Inytto the'ettention of the public
131LVIEWARE, WATCHES, DIAMONDS, MID
PRAILLO,
AT DIXOLNSALN AND IMAM
auli-iftt •
carriages.
JSAA.O P. BRANIN, • •
-w- LIGHT COACH & CARRIAGE BJILDER
BRANICEORD. PA.
All work warranted to give eatisfactiOn. Orders res
pectfully solicited. . nolo-2nt*
CARRIAGES.
WM. D. ROGERS.
00AOH AND LIGHT-OARRIAGE BUILDER
• 1000 AND 1011 CHESTNUT STREET,
PIIILADELPRIA.
Orders for CARRIAGES from all parts of the world
executed with promptuese, and satisfaction guarantied
eolII-Setif
Masalutions anb QtcuarinersgipL
NOTICE.—The Partnerelatp heretofore ex.
11 'sting between Peter Oliphant, John Woodside,
and Now Mc elpin, under the firm of OLIPHANT,
WOODUDE, & has THIS DAY been dabolved,
by mutual consent.
The ottani, of the late arm will be settled by PETER
OLIPHA N 1 and OEOItOI'ISIoALPIN, at No. 4117 AEOH
Street, Philadelphia.
. .
GEOROD 117c.S.LPIE,
P HLIPH•NT,'
JOUN WOODSIDE.
_
Philadelphia, No► 10,1868.
The buiness will be continued by P OLiPHANT and
GEOREFE bIoALPIN, at the old place, No. 407 AROII
ttreet nol2 et*
tizmovits.
REMOVAL.
PRY & CARSON have removed their
WHOLES t.LE CLOTII STORE
t, 803 MARKET Street, lower side.
Being Umlaut to their Oeetemers for pant favors,
they hope a continuance of the same at their new Store.
nol2-Bt*
Sixturts
CORNELIUS BAKER, . •
Manufacturers of
LAMPS, CHANDELIERS,
CUB P.LIETUREB.
STORE, 710 OHEBI`NUT STREET.
111ARODACITORIEEI
821 011131iltY Street, and FIRM and •GOLlTldard
0n25-Imif Avenue.
Atebitinal
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL-THE
GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR AND REMEDY
POR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK STOMAOR AND WEAR
BOWELS. Prepared by a Ohembit, Bottles 12X, 24
and 60 ante.
THE ORNATE/3T DIBOOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE!
HARTSHORNE'S OURE-ALL should be kept In ell
families, in case of accidents or sudden sickness.
HARTSHORNE'S OURS-ALL cures Rheumatism.
HARTSHORNE'S OURE-ALL cures Cramps, Oholio,
Pains in the Stomach or Bowels.
HARTSHORNE'S OURE-ALL cures Pains in the
Limbo, 811. Back and Breast.
HA uTBHORNE'S OIME-ALL mares Sprains, Bruises.
Scalds and *turns. - -
HARTBEIORNIVB 01JR13-ALL auras Neuralgia,
Toothache and Stiffness in the Jointe.
RARTBIIORNEI3 OURE-ALL cures Oholers,Dier
rhcas and all Pain.
• HARTBIIOIINWS CURE-ALL cures Ear Ache and
Deafness from a cold.
HARTMLOHNE , B CIIREI-ALL ewes Dyspepsia arid
Indigestion p also, Oanher and Bore Mouth and, Bore
Throat.
lIARTBEIORNEII OURS-ALL auras all Spinal Afrao
One and Weakness In Limbs.
HARTMORNR'S OURS-ALL is a great tonlo to
Weak Stomach and Bowels, and Improves Digestion.
As the frequent changes of the weather produce
a bad Cold, Rheumatism, Pain in the Limbs and .Itodr,
also, Stiff Neck—every person should get a bottle. It
acts upon the Nerves, Muscles, Sinews, Blood sad
Bones; and, by Its warming electro- me gnetio power, ex.
pets all pain from the system. Gee a bottle and try it,
and you will be astonished at its happy effects.
N. B. If you have a Cough, use HARTSHORNE'S
Pectoral Syrup of Wild Cherry, it is the best Cough
Syrup in the World. Bottles, 25 and 60 tents, and EL
H
rf you are Billions, use ARTSHORNE'S ANTI
BILLIOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liver, Stomach
and Bowels, carrying off all Bile and Foul Secretions.
Boxes, 25 cents. Sold by R. H. JENKINS,
No. 25 SOUTH EIGHTH Street,
Between Market and Chestnut Streets.
Simon' Stores, Chestnut and Market streets.
Garrigues'. Tenth and Coates streets.
Wagner's. Tenth sod Lombard eta. atil2.th atudtf if
riOLLICOFFER'S ANTI-RREUMATIO
CORDIAL le the only preparation ever placed be
fore the ?Olio that hen performed en many
MIRACULOUS MILES
INFLAMMATORY AND OHRONIO
IMEIISIATISH.
The most prominent and influential citizens bear wit
ness of its efficacy. The abundant evidence from all
parts of the country is enough to warrant us in pro
nouncing that it is the greatest wonder of the age.
It is an internal remedy that a ekes at the root of the
disease, and thus eradicates it en'ireiy from the system.
Prepared by THEODORD DILKS, Chemist,
Northeast corner of Pine and Sixth streets,
Philadelphia
FRANKL IN INSTITUTE EXHIBITION,
SIXTEENTH and FILBERT Streets.
PHILADOLPIIIL, bloodily, Nov. Bth, 1888.
THE COMMIT TEE ON EXHIBITION announce to
the Public that, owing to the inclement weather of the
past week, and at the earnest and almost unanimous
request of the Depositors, they have determined to
continue the Exhibition for the present week.
The SXO (DI LION will close on SATURDAY EVE
NINO, the 18th iota., and Depoaitota ate requested to
call for their articles on deposit on MONDAY next, the
lath loot . at 10 o'clock A 61
DEPOSITORS H tYING THEIR GOODS INSURED
under the open policies of the Committee are infirmed
that the Insurance bolds good until MONDAY neat, the
16th 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 Paasenge: Railroad ears; also by the
Germantown and Norristown Railroad Company.
PROPOSALS FOR THE P UROIIASE OP ALL THE
LUMBER used in the large shed as it now stands, as
well In the tables and platforms, will be received during
the current weed, to be removed from the premises be
fore the let of December next.
By order of the Committee on Exhibition,
noB-6t if 3011t4 B. ADDICBB, Obnlrman
A LLEN GROVE BOARDING AND
.ciL DAY 8011001. frt. YOUNG LADIES, FR &NE
EDED, Pennsylvania, six tulles from Market Street,
Philadelphia.—The Course of Instruction is compre
hensive and thorough Young Ladies received e• any
time during the f ensign, Parente r Guardians who in
tend to piece their Daughters and wards at this ',att.
tution will go well to make immediate application to
Airs B. L. THOMPSON, Principal and Superinten
dent. nolo-we St*
TAW tr. BEERS'
LUBRICATING GREASE,
the beet end cheeped compound for greasingthe axles
of OMNIBUSES CARRIAGES, CARTS, DRAYS and
WAGONS, and HEAVY MACHINERY.
Nor Bale In tin earl, kegs, and barrels, by all the
DRUGGISTS In the city , and the MANUFACTURERS,
..•12-fho Nn its RORTII WATER Etyma
A BRAN SLACK'S ENGRAVING, DIE
Sinking, and Embossed Printing, Envelope, and
Seal Press Manufaotory, No. 1 South SIXTH Street,
Pkilsclalphia Pa artl2-Stat
WHITE-FISH.—A very Superior Article
of " Maoklnave ,) In Half Ebb , jast receivedin
More, end for sale by 0. 0. SADLER, & CO.,
no-e 108 awn street.
lATHISKEY.-30 20i do. (Miller
V Rickerston'e) Old Monongahela Whiskey,
store and for sale, by A. MERINO,
Doll-tfl4o Booth V VONT trait
A LLSOPP'S PALE ALE—In Elide —A
13 constant nupply on hand In Cuntorn-howe Blom,
for sale by WILLIAM 11. YEATON, 218 Eolith FRONT
Street. nob
lilt ONONGATIBLA WHISKBY.- 60 Bbls.
LIU , prim Bye Whiskey, in store and for sale by WM,
11. YEATO, 216 South FRONT St no&
N
HORSES TAKEN TO WINTER
Good Hay, Water, and Stabling. °barge low.
'tele once, Dr. h 801101,FIELD. 322 Sonlh FIFTH
Street, and S. T. CHILD, SECOND Street. above
BROWN nolo-st2e
MONS. A. F. ROSAT,
TEACHER OP FENCING,
BARRETT'S GYMNASIUM,
94 , 20.dgm* NiatiNt 114091iabcfn/illllik.
~tUani5._.....~....~...~
WANTED. —A Book-keep6f who can
'peek and write German. To a competent per.
'an a fair salary will be given.,
,Address -.ADOLPH of
fice of this parr • ' — 018-2t*
WANTED.—A situation as Entry Clerk,
by a young man who haft lipid two yeate* experi
ence. Address ENTRY t aLYM KA IIII °Cnee n°lB4t*
ANTE D.—A good Cake Baker. Apply
at BIG"' rEENrn and oaRISNAN Eita. lt*
WANTED.—A young Kan to attend in a
Retail Drug Store. - Abut have experieece n end
bring good reference. Addreks LESTER, at tine
office. nol3 2t*
SERVANTS.:-•- - -Qnperior Servants in 'all ca
mimes may be obt.fved iorrediately at O'CON
NOR'S Employment Office, N 0.19 A.ROADE, Chestnut,
abov • Bath
.
THE ADVERTISER IS DESIROUS•
entering into an arrangement with some mantVac
tura* of rnihbflOALS. He le in permeation of a s.cret
in regard to the menticenture of a Ohemica' which, w th
hie process. can be cold at an exwbitant proat Rut a
Email amount of money ia needed to construct the ap
paratus., 4.odress •• OBEHIST," office of The Press.
nolaott -- -
WANT.EP—A3y, a Young Lad, 17 years
"of lure, who Is intaingent and writes a fair
baud a Situation in a Wboteiale Store, or any other
establrebment where his services may be useful. paw
pivot the beet of references., Address •• Henry." at his
Mae. . - nollatlF
WANTED—By Ist January next. a-Situa
tion an Salesman in a D , 3 , a wide Jobbing on=e.
09.4 bad eleven year.+ experience , as salesman In trNew
York Jobbir g Hoone. and eon influence a fair priefon of
trade. Addrees Box 2731 New York P 0. -nol2-3tlt
WANTED—Board for: a Gentleman' and
two furnished Csmumulastiox It'oe
Parlor aod Wife,
Chamber. to a private family, frOm'orm ms,
to
th ee miles from Fourth Ptrest•..lieferenoe satersotory.
Address 0 . 0. H.," this - Ofilee - - POl2 2i*
iv ANTE D—A. Situation as -. .itanistant
• • Bcokkeeper lu Vbolesale Store. Salary irt
so totieb,an Interest as employment klires
lip," office of, The Press." • nol24t*
A STEADY
_YOUNG - MAN, S pe aking
German fluently; irlahes to eager, as right Par.
ter Ina Wholesale itatabliahmena Otau formai the
best of reference from present Employes'. Please ado
dress t. 0 B at this Office. • - • anl.2-2t*
IvITA.NTED--A. Partner, to take .tbe place
of a retirinst member of one of the Meet end
most successful firms in this City. - $2O 000 inOssh wilt
be requited. All communications mnit be cit . fldential,
Adareaa 0 . T. D.," at this Office.
ee294m
w ANTED -L83 ,- . a Young Lad, a 4itua-
I' tion in a Retail Grocery, where he would ba
employed until he arrives at M. years or age. Address
"Richard?' Ofiloe of this Paper nol.4t*
WANTED—A Situation as Bookkeeper'
sod Corresponding Clerk, by the Adverdww,
who has hod - several years , .exp-mence in Herdy tile
business - Best of references gayest. -Address B
Oface of TAe Press. _ nollttlk
WANTED—Ina Provision Store, a Stout,
Able Man as Porter -Must'understandpop
erlog. Address " Water Street," at this °Meer
•
noll•Bt*
WANTED—In a Commission. House, a
thorough end experienced Oorreepondent, In
German ; P,eroh, and Splint Ph. who would be wi.il"g to
make himself otherwise useful. _ noll-31,*
de WANTED—To dispose of an Lute
lireL rest in the Stock and Good Will of an old estab
hailed Wholesale Jobbing House in the Boot and Shoe
Trade. Any one haring a moderate Capital will Bud
this a go - d opportunity to engage in the brolinegs. Ad
dreSB " Commercial," at this Office withiteme and a 4.
dress, which will be strictly conddefttial. nod gt*
WANTED—To Itent,Tor the wincer sea
son,.with 'immediata posesdon a Furnished
i
house of moderate else, with modern mprovements,
west of Tenth street. Address'.&: N., Mlles of this
Renal. • Doi
WANTED, FOR THE I I D STATES
OLVALItY—AbIe-bodled; submanied men, to
whoic will be - giren good pay, lboard, clothing, NA
medical attendance.• Pay from 512 to gal per month.
No man haring a wife or child will be accepted Apply
for MOUNTED DPDVIOII at No 817 MAIIRDP etreet,
above lilighth, north aide. •
I. N. IdOONE,
Ist Lieut. let Dragoons,
namcitimv cocoa..
c allttlet=lig
A MERICAN 'ACADEMY OF MUSIC...-
ITALIAN OPERA.
THIS (Saturday) EVENING, November 13,
EIGHTH 51153013.1,P110N NIGHT.
THE ONLY NIGHT OP - NORMA
Second appearance of the great Dramatic' Vocalist,
MLLE TERESA PABODI,
In her great character of NORMA
Madame STEAROSuII as Adalgtea Strum *IDOLS., the
eminent Tenor, will make hie first 'appearance in Phila.
delphia an Pollione Orovee •,k3 gnor NIOOLAII A'Rl LT
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
ITALIAN OPERAj
MOND OPJJR• MATINEE.
ON TIMMY APTESNOON, NovembetlOth, at 236
lock
TIMM TO ALL PARTS OW THE ROUSE PUTT .
CENTS.
AN EXTRAORDINARY' PERI/MANOR will be
gl en • ' . .
A MERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
• ITALIAN OP 1311 A, •
ON MONDAY_EVENING, NOVEMBER 261 b,
- GRAND GALA NIGHT
NINTH BIIRSORIPTION-DIGIiT.
MADTdA
FIRST TIME IN AMERICA. will be proclaced Pto.
reere chef d.Fauere,
MARTHA;
OR, THE RICHMOND PAIR.
MADAME COL:4.DR AB LADY HENRIETTA.
_ °ABB.—Mr, STNAKOSCH respectfully announces
thattor two months toe most extensive arrangements,
regardless rf expense, have been made to prodn e the
Opera of MARTHA in' fallen, in staple of the greatest
completeness and effort, for which purpose - all the no..
quiatte accessories of costume, wid
,he„intreouc e d to
gee to each of the scenes the advantage of
„the richest
decorations. so that the raise en sans mafpreaStet an
animated picture of the peasantry and Court of Queen
Anne's reign.
MADAME COLSON as LADY HENRIETTA.
MADAME STRAKOSCH as NANCY.
SIGNOR BRIONOIA as L(ONEL.
SIGNOR 'ET rom BASIL' as PLUNKETT.
DIG. NICOLAIi BARILI as SIR TRISTAN.
BIDNOR BLEBS as JUDOS OF RICHSIOND.
Lords Ladies. Bunters, People, Servants. Ac
M'LLR CELESTINE FRANCK and Iti , LLF. DIICIB
BARRE, the celebrated Mummies. have been engaged,
for this occasion. to give due effect to the representa
tion of the statute Par, which will be sustainer by an
entirely new Ballet corps.
- Sale of pests for kIARTFIA. commences this morning.
ADMISSION, One Dollar. Reserved Seats. Fifty Cents
extra, which can be secured during the day All meats
which have not been secured during the day will be
sold on the evening of the petformance at ONR DOLLAR,
with the exception of a limited number oft:MOMS
which will be retained for the accommodation of Man- .
gem, at $1 60.
Tickets for the Balcony, and R and L sections of the
Parquet, can be had atthe Offices in Chestnut street; the
PH, gnat Circle and centre of Parquet at the Academy.
Family Circle. 50 cents. Amphitheatre, 25 cents
WI&PIXY & CILARKE's ALROiI -ST.
T E RHATltB.—Willism 8. Fredericka, Aatthg and
Rage Manager
BATUILDAY EVENING.; Ncirsinber 18, 1868,
P tIIVBRITTP. - -
Bernard, Mr john Gilbert; Gotta Maurice de Grata -
yet, Mr. Wheatley; P•uvrette, Mrs John Drew; The
Duchess of Beaulieu, Mrs Stoned'.
To conclude with the Comediettn of
P., OR TEE MAN AND THE TIGER.
Admission. 2f, rte. &eared Seats In /Arm 01n118, 87M.
els ; Orchestra Stalls, 50 eta; Seats in Private Baas!, fa
eta; Gallery, 13 eta ; Gallery for Colored Persorui, 26 ct.a ;
Private Bea in Gallery for Colored Persons, 88 eta;
Whole Private Boa, O.
Doors open at grouter before.? o'clock; corm:canoe at
7)(, precisely
M RS. D. P. BOWERS" , WALNUT-ST.
.1.11 THEATRE, must of NINTH and WALNUT
Streets.
A Great Novelty!
SATURDAY EVENING, November 19, 2838,
A New Dramatis Romance, entitlel
FIVE NIGHTS ON THE DELAWARE.
Oscar Roland, Mr. Richhiga ; Richard Bargrave, Mr.
P. B Conway; Absalom, Mr. Bic:Donau& ; Constance,
Mrs F. B. Conway.
To conclude With the Comediette, entitled
VICTIMIZING -
Prices of admission—Second Tier and 'gamily Circle,
and Third Tier, 25 cents; Parquet, 573 g cent.; Dress
Circle, 50 saute; Prirate Bolen, according to their
locale, PS and 55; Single Scats in Orchestra and Private
Boxee, 75 cents.
Doom open at half-past 5 o'clock ; Curtain rises at
7 o'clock
VATIONAL CIRCUS, WALNUT ST„
11 above EIGHTH—LEWIS B LENT, Manager.
Refreshing Variety at Manifold Activities.
SATURDAY, Noremtwr 13 1518
AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
TOUR CLOWNS
will sppear—THARER, the mist Noble; GARDINER,
the Tallest; lONS the meet Active. and YOUNG
DAN, the Smallest, Smartest, end Vonogoot Comedian
in the World; he to the Miniature Grimaldi, only two
years old
Sixteen Acta by twenty seven Players. iricladim
MISS SALLIE STICIINEY,
The Venue of the Circle.
SCALE OF PRIORS .
Dross Circle and Parguette
Children under ten years of am....
Family Circle
Doan open at 7 o'clock. Farformaacea will coma
mance at 7X, ant terminal(' at 10X , precisely.
VATHER KEMP'S
ORIGINAL OLD POLES , CONIDIRT TROUPE,
on their-way to the West, • and Br SPACIAL REQDRA;
WMII give positively
ONLY SEVEN CONCERTS,
00NORRT HALL,
OiIUZNOING
MONDAY, NOVEMBER Bth, 180.
Thin Clam maids THIRTY•BEVEN PERFORM . -
ERB, all clad fa Aliment Conform, some of which ant
over two hundred years old. OB&ND FATHER FOSI
and BON DAVID will perform with YE ANcissr FID
DLES.
-- • .
This Cleat has never failed to fill the largest flails in
the Country, and hundreds usually are unable to gain
admittance.
Doors open at quarter before seven &clock. Com
mooning t quarter before eight
Tickets 26 cents; Reserved Seals. with Checks, 60.
N. D.—Secure your Beats early in the day. m,6-Tt
PiIHOMEIIF's VARIETIES (Café Theatre,).
A Northwest corner of 811111. and 011134'NUT
Streets.
MUSICAL and TERPSICHOREAN MELANGE. con
cluding EVERY EVENING pith a FAROE or Mit-
LiirQUE, under the management of AIR. T. ATECE.-
ET
The following artists are regularly engaged:
Mee VALLEE, premiere aanseuse; Miss EMMA.
MARCY, bliss JENNY WREN, bliss 'VIRGINIA.
MYERS,ldessra 2013EDKET Senior. J T. WAMBOLD,
GEO W. WREN, J R. REYNOLDS W. MOYER E.
Roll ON , and T. MERCK ET, Junior, Pianist
Om:inert commences at 73.1 o'clock Admission 10
ciente. neB.l,s*
SANFORD'S OPERA HOUSE,
ELEVENTH Street, adjoining the Dennay/ranla
Railroad Depot.
GREAT BILL
Nor the patrons of
SANFOR'S OPERA EtOtralL
THIS EVENING,
Will be presented B+n ford 'ls true version at
UNCLE TOM'S CABIN.
The largest Company of •
MINSTRELS IN THE WORLD.
EVERY EVENING New Songs, <Deed, Choruses,
Refrains, &0., with Dancing by the .
SANFORD CHILDREN
Admission 2.6 cents; Children 123 j cents.
ITT On Thanksgiving D'. THREE Peeformances,
viz: loij, 23j, and 7% o'clock In evening not-lm.
11ERRING'S GREAT PICTURE has ar,
rived of the TILLAGE BLACKSMITH, and
will be on Rshibition for a few flap only, at the Store
of A. 4. ROI3IICiON'S Picture Gallery,
0c.30-tf 910 011EnTNLIT St., ab Nlorlll..
A SSBAIBLY BUILDINGS, TENTH AND
XX. CHESTNUT Streets.
Immense attraction. New Novelties. - .Change at
Programme earl' The LEARNED CA
NARY BIRDA and SPIRIT RAPPING Go and eee
SIGNOR BLITZ.
The great Ventnlogulet sod wonderful Magieihn.
Performance every Evening during the week, at
half•past 7 o'clock and on. Wedneaday and Saturday
%moons
••lakilliedella 16 9ffsis i 0114 Tons 11 ova% ra-DAl$
40 cents
20 t 6
20 I t
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